The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-20


Academy ON tomorrow evening and Tues
day matinee and evening in her new play
"What Dreams May Come
This piece was recently launched IN
Washington. whore It's success was IN
Simultaneous The play is an absolute
novelty and whllc Madame Janauscheck
has not for years had "a role Of greater
strength vet the story moves forward
in an atmosphere of youth ana sentiment
and quiet comedy.
ln bricf. thc story is Of Russian no.
McWoman. the Countess DimhIl' VINO
has. before the play begins stolen ior
fnc sake Of her government papers bee
longing 90 her English husband Ills
ruin and their separation is followed by
tho birth of "a SON. who is consigned 20
his father hv the Wifc's relatives rms
father. believing tho hoy illcgiumatc, at
tempts 90 drive him 90 desperation ana,
Nv means of au ingenious set OF coinphcd-
'ions. 90 force tho youths own molhtr
into killing him bv "a strange MIND power
she controls "a sort of unholy hypnotism
she murdcrous force Of "a Mahatma. ms
she is doing despite the woman VINO
loves him when She learns OF the rela-
tionship rovenCos herself by proving 20
The Enclishman that the lad Is his own
son and finally reaches her lhlehueu VIZ
tim Bon time to save him.
Madame Janauschek brings with her
the strongest supporting company
Elm. has ever had. 1t includes players Of
such sterling worth as Edmund Collier
Joseph Whiting and Myron 'ahce. IN
John Blair to whom the leaulhE HaIc
role IS entrusted. the management pe
Uevo that they have secured the most
ahle and gifted of all the younger lead
fno mon. He has but recently ietI
Daniel Froham's forces, and next sea-
SON plays alternate leads with julia Mar
lowe other members OF the company
arc Miss Maud Banks. Miss NashouIne,
Miss DE Wolfe Mr. Holland. Mr.. Lyman
and Mr. Hepworth. Special scenery VIII
"MFADDEN's ROW OF FLATS"
THAT funny musical farce comedy NC
1addcn's Row of Flats viii be the az,
traction 40 the Academy next FRIDAY anu
saturday with the usual saturday mat
incc. ,o ~
triumph and with it's many sights ana
novelties. said 10 be true TO NE III VIZ
Greater New YORK will prove real lnho-
walton. The scenes. al laid in New 1oIh
,lt. are from the pen of sketches OF that
famous caricaturist. r. I. Outcaul' anu
have .npearcd in the New York journal
every sunday. The book is 10y inc l"-
ru,us author. r. W. Townsend, of ''hih-
mi. Faddcn' fame. and the catchy COM
ody lines hy Glen McDonough' autnor oil
ffFNNIEIN 4 tINfIftl h' 'Nt''i-tF
..,unr.-c- such wcll-known artists as
,,.rios I.ller the German comedian;
Richard Mullen the eccentric lushmah'
l,sf.u. wellington the charming SOU
Dr.ffa. Lizzie Conway. the drol ana ever
clever Irish wit and humorist, ana "a score
of prettv girls iu fetchy costumes. Among
tho decided novelties are the hI"'heI8
Sneck. the funny dwarfs. I'm comic boNihE,
She Six Harrison Sisters. justly ci"Wh'"
queens Of swiss warbhng ANA direct from
"a trumphll tour OF th" continent ,"l9'
their first American appearance. lhe f"u'
I,mnorors of Music in their original musl-
,sl arf .the little German band superior
4, au others. and the funniest sensation
of the season. George Leslie. the ec-
centric dancer. making in ah company
Of artists Interpreting one OF the most
amusing comedies. and adding such spe-
....,I features as none other now on the
road Laughter prevails from rise 20 i'il
OF curtain. Special scenery ana costumes
,ev, songs and dances make the produc-
tlon % complete whole.
Sat Goodwin. Margaret Mather' Francis
Wilson. and possibly the DeAngelo-
t,o.- Rteceou Company are some of the
later season bookings nc the Academy
Theatrical Notes.
Paris is TO see 1.-The Geisha.
les Miserablcs' is TO bee revived In
Paris.
J. Cheoyer Goodwin Is writing a new
opera.
10 lis said that viola Allen will star next
season.
celia DE Lussan is TO appear IN Mo-
zart's Don Giovanni
Charles trohm1n will manage Jtaia
Aarlowo next season.
If.hfrIn.u nITN. NC
MARTYR" viii soon bee disclosed az Paris.
"Jo.. "A decentralization of Dickens
"Blesk House" has been acted I'm London.
The castle Square opera Company re-
,ived "slnbad" in New York last week.
.Aristotcracv' was produced hy stock
companies n Chicago ond Philadelphia
last week
Belle Archer is 20 star in "A Contented
Woman.
Auru-tin DAYS. company produced the
school for Scandal 300 New York last
weck
Ursula" are to Dee given no London by
Frohman.
Miss Maud Adams two hundredth APP
nearsnce in "The Little Minister' was
made March lefh.
Mrs. Fisko Will shortly produce play
bv Marguerite Mcrrington She VIII i'm
pcrsonate cripple.
GLADYS Wallis and sam Edwards will
be seen in THE Koreans an opera to
be sung IN Ncw York.
Peginald DcKoven and Harry b. Smith
are well ON in their work upon the new
opera they are writing.
In "a recent London production Of "rril-
by' the woman who played the title role
sang Come Back to Erin.
Augustine DAILY SIS TO produce Ia Pou-
pee" iu April This BIS the opera In which
Anna Held played the title role
Minnie Seugman Will ON March 18th,
begin "a ten weeks engagement In CHI
caeo. Robert Drouet will be- her leading
man.
Coouelnaine. in the part OF Cyrano de
Bcreerac. will Doe made into statuette
of precious materials by the sculptor,
pusch.
~ "a curious fact that Pearl Eytinge.
who is "a total wreck from the use OF
drugs. once contracted 20 deliver "a course
OF temperance lectures.
Edgar Sclden. author o. "A Hot Old
rhine. " has written a Spring Chicken"
sam Collins and Madeline Marshall viii
play the chief roles.
Edwin Milton Royle and Selmcr Fetter
produced condensed version of Captain
5mpudence at Kcith's Vaudeville Theatre,
New York. last week
Ren Mcintosh Will replace O'Dell
Williams IN way Down East. VII
ilams IL 10 appear IN the London pro-
auction OF The Heart OF Maryland