Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04

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ray or fun-makers who never lose mo-
hent In which TO make laugh.
| Inc Brilliant Quartette, which is hearC
| Individually in the first part. is composed
or excellent voices, and their music IS
| happily arranged in the burlesque, Tom
mics Uncle's Cabin" The act serves
70 Introduce Frank Mitchell the cele-
| prated female impersonator, and Mr.. c.
| y. Marsh, who has a robust basso voice
! mat Is admirably adapted to ballads.
Inc olio OF many specialties is brought
10 close by the comedy sketch, "Beas-
leys Dog" that employs the entire COM
pahy' and also introduces the acting dog,
'Bismark."
THIS WEEK AT MAIN STREET.
brilliant close for the season at
Main-Street Vaudeville Park was what
Manager Pizzlni promised in advance Of
the announcement of the bills for the
past two weeks, and in a most unmls-
taxable manner the success OF their re-
spective runs has testified to the sincerity
or that promise. Another equally at
lractiYe list of entertainers is announced
as composing the programme which will
be seen Tor the first time tomorrow night
heading the catalogue OF these are
the names Of Harry Seton and Miss May
beagle, who introduce a refined comedy
sketch, which fairly bristies with novel
ties. Seton is a thorough comedian,
and one Of a school OF his own creation.
Everything he says or does receives a
iudicrous touch. but best OF all are his
songs and eccentric walks and dances.
In which he is ably assisted by his dash
ing soubrette partner. One of his special
songs will be that entitled "He Still Has
the Same Old Walk" an original produc-
ton, which has brought him hattering
notices from the press Of the North and
West. and, in fact, of every section where
he has appeared. Miss beagle. too,
has decidedly novel dance specially in
her French eccentrique and acrobatc
steps. She is the only lady in the world
doing back and forward bending and a
grotesque dance introducing a forward
and reverse somersault In addition TO
this she gives a wonderful display Of
acrobatic tumbling, and yet, withal, Is
possessed Of pretty manners, a still pref
tier face, and a remarkably good voice.
Together, tshe and her comical partner
make one of the best novelty teams trav-
cling, and past successes justify their
motto of mo waits between laughs
Next in order for many will come Miss
Edith Craskee, Europes greatest trans
dancer This feature will
doubtless prove one of the most fetching
novelties Of the season. In addition 20
being pretty, as well as talented in her
various dances, this artist makes use Of
a number Of widely differing costumes,
which she contrives TO change with such
puzzing rapidity as 10 produce a scene |
Of Kaleidoscope beauty. Then, for others. |
whose tastes run in a different direc- |
ton, there will be the Dutch and Irish |
comedy sketch to which Clifford and |
Dixon will impart the dash of originality, |
which is inseparabe from their work |
and several new songs and dances by |
Miss Ivy Moss. a Soo'dodly cute and coy |
little artist, whose pretty manners will |
prove all the introduction necessary to |
her audiences. To Boyle and Graham be- /
0ng the remaining line, which they will |
most acceptable fiji with their latest
arce, "Eny's Visit to Town" a bright
little skit showing the funny side Of
he honest, but credulous, country cousin.
{ abounds in complications. not so over
irawn as to become tiresome, and is CON
tructed on really refreshingly new lines.
Compared with any of its predecessors.
ne entire bill more than holds its own.
nd deserves, as IT will doubtless re-
GIVE, a big run.
The regretable changes which were
orced upon the management at the close
T last week, were Of course wholly IN
voidable, but the prompttude with
'hich they were met has been generally