Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-08
REVIVAL OF HISTORY
OUR BEAUTY AND CHIvALRY TO
DON 10TH CENTURY COSTUMES.
The Scottish Reformation to be Pre-
scented To-MorrOw md Friday
Evenings by Authenticated So
ciaI and Musical Event.

equalled by local talent, the Scottish
Reformation" will be presented at the
Academy OF Music on Thursday and FRI
day evenings. All the accessories which
skill and genius can devise to beautify
the scene will he used. The indications
are that this production will achieve a
greater success than Luther" last Feb
ruary. Reserved seats are now on sale
at the box-office. Mr.. Walter c. Mercer
is musical director Of the entertainment
and Mrs. Robert L. Adams the accom-
panist The following will be the pro-
gramme:
Opening number overture. Nazareth"
(Gounod) Mozart Academy Orchestra,
Professor Moses Stein, director.
PART FIRST.
Alegorical professional. "Rallying of
the Clans; chorus, Form Your Battal-
er. Ethel Hewlett, Willie Braezeal, Gaze
sar Gates, and James Gates. Puritan
Maids-Bertha Hord, Anne Blagg, Lillian
Tyson. Elvie Davis, MAZE Brent. Nellie
Mary l.. Willis, Mayme Wharton, Eliza
beth Hobson. Ada V. Qlgilvie, Alice
Clark. and Lulye Braxton.
Story of John Knox and Mary Stuarts
Lives, told by Mrs. II. f.. Monroe, Illus
trated by twelve stereopticOn views.
PART SECOND.
Scene of Puritans and students from
Glasgow University. on their way to
Leith to meet the Queen. Puritans C'Bon-
ME n')--Habakuk Nilfian, |. ID.
Briggs Sandy Mucklewrath, A. A. Booth !;
David Galathy, Ernest Word; Donald
Murray. James F. Ryland; Isaiah Bailey.
j. Herbert Mercer; Samuel Kelley, F.. Nj.
Deitrick; Ian McClintock, Ben. Broken
brough.
Students. J. J. McBain; 2, J. f. Ro-
Lay; 5. Charles Fleming 6. c. p. Blanton;
I. w. r. Greenwood; 8, James r. New.
Story Observation-Disclosures views.
PART THIRD.
John Knox in the Court Of Mary,
Queen Of Scots cnmpOfS STARE ARE
Mary Mary Seton, Mrs Mrs Walter G, Mer-
Ger; Mary Livingston. Violet Richard
son: Mary Curl, Mabel Vaughn; Mary
Carmichael, Margaret II. Jones; Hannah
Kennedy. Mrs. Walter G. Duke; Other
Lady of Court, Frances Shackelford; John
Knox. Professor Francis Cosby; Darnley,
j.. G.. Burruss; James stuart, n. n. Ter
~, Jr.; Letherington. DR.. a. Il. Grelner
Erskin of Dun. DR.. J: Travis Taylor;
Minister, f. T. Bates, Jr.; English Cen
tlemen. e. b. Sydnor and G. w. Benson
Messenger, George II. Keesee; Minstrel
II. w. Cunningham Priests, Alan +. WI
son and w. II. Adams; Attendants-N.
w. Neale. G.. w. DeBell. r. III. wills, IT,
and James II. Spicer; Pages-RolIins Am
mons. Allan AmmOns, Richard Hardesty,
and j. Binford Walford; Sc0tIl sI 0oi
diers-John NJ Gordon. r. NJ. Gordon, D.
#. Leath. j. f. Gordon, David , MUSs,
Iioyd T. Palmer, Walter ID: Scott, WINE
Martin, Henry w. Cottren, and II. H.
Davis. ,,oo. "Details
IJeutenant /. G.. Cheatwood commanding
Company 9; Lieutenant Pegram' COM
pary Il. 60, - r1oror -DatoiI
from Richmond Howitzers Lieutenant w.
w. williams. commanding: 49, r,o+ott
Third Military Guard of Honor-Deldll
from Walker Light Guard Lieutehaht
Tony Miller, COMMANDING ,,oor -Detau
Fourth Military Guard of Honor-Detdll
from Richmond Grays, Lieutenant 1. L.
Jeter. commanding. n,rnta
Soioists-F. w. Cunningham, Annie
Laurie: Mrs. c. T. Bringie' MY AN
(story continued-twenty-four vlews)
FOURTH PART.
Mary on Her Way to Execution.
c'Auld Lang Syne.)
Queen. Margaret f.. Starr; Hannah hen-
nedy, Annie Lear; Margaret CurI; lila o'
Waiford; Alice, Claudia Seay; Gertrude'
I Iiy e.' Esther. Beulah Mountcastle;
Bertha, Sallie Gibson;. Nesta, c Nliiisle
Gary; Ruth, Mrs. =. w. Moore; CeGilIa
Mary Neale; Josephine, Clara CrenshaW;
pfelyiI Alan =. Wilson; Burgoyn, w. n.
Adams. Burleigh L. Is. Sydnor Paulet'
James H. Spicer; Leicester, Tempe n fro, ~
English; English soldiers, detal ioih
Richmond Howtzers, Lieutenant X; "A;
Williams commanding. "Be Merclfui'
select uuartette.
(Story ended-nne viewsJ
PART FIFTH.
categorical drill. triumph of the Puri-
tons, Gods miraculous Del istsi sI
The following are the names OF persons
who represent the Scottish clans LaqlSs-
jamie Walsh, Isabel Dobbins, Eva Waish,
Grace SchemerhOrn, Annie Glpsoh' Alico
/, Clark. Agnes Gary, Martha {. DAVIS;
Annie Hunter, Julia W. Walton, EsteI
Davis, Missouri Neale. Florence BURNETT,
Mabel Turner. Glove CrenshaW, Grace
Fleming Abbey d. G sTee meIyle Na susie
Lear, Virgie Jackson, Margaret HARD
wicke, Alice Lear. Lizzie Rlddick' Al
berta Gwathmey Lizzie Richardson. MIS-.
Neale, Pearl Wood. Katie Chenaa,uIit
Violet Richardson, Winston Carter, Lillian
Gentry Nellie w Birdsong, DelIa Nus
ton. Bessie Rowe Ella Nj. Hill. Hatte X
doza. Julia ID. Yeagcr Ellie Gentry, GeOr-
eia Bradley. Lille Wills, and Nettie
Wagner. 60
W /. Jarvis. w. J. Tignor, Logan Wal
ford. p c. Braxton. l.. +. Giles, ] ID.
Yeats. j. II. Frischkorn, Jr.. Il: w. Gills,
Frank w Hornbaker. j. II. Gordon, c.
w. Porter Walter, Crenshaw. w. w.
Lear. Charles Walton. c. VI. Clark G. 70.
Blanton. c. II. Radcliffe, Charles L. Lyon,
G. L. Hudgns. Charles II. Strong, Win
throp d. Crenshaw. John Massie. ]. a.
Fitz. c. W. Mercer, NJ. J. Taylor Clarence
Muire Drewry T.. Miles. w. A. Brauer.
Ioserh II. Grubbs, Z. ID. Overton, and
w. T.. Pearce, Jr.
The Committee on Arrangements con-
sists of Mrs. C. =. Walford chairman.
Mrs. George a. Lyon, Mrs. c. ". nard-
wicke. Mrs. Richard Hardesty. Mrs. Ella
r. Greer. Mrs. G. AmmOns. Miss Rebecca
Hardwicke, Mrs. Edgar Shine. Mrs. Salie
Peasants, Mrs. H. New. Mrs. George
Powden. Mrs. J. III. Fisher, and Mrs.
Walter Davis.
Randolph Baptist Church.
An anfova HE entertainment and reception