Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-16
VAUDEVILLE AGAIN.
THREE BILLS no BE PRESENTED
THIS WEEK..
ROOV-GARDEN HAS THE BLONDELLES.
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Park.
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Vaudeville I'm Richmond last week 'ooh
n vacation. and only the Roof Garden
offered an attraction in this popular form
OF amusement. This week, however, inc
Garden. the Auditorium and the Main
Street Park Will all open doors to The
public
The headliners AZ the Roof Garden TINS
week are the Blondelles. George Bion-
N.IelIe IS one Of the most prominent iun-
,rnakers in the profession, and dainty lAp-
Die Arnold Blondclle VIII no doubt make
herself popular with everybody me "o'
of the Blondellcs was put togethcr III
ahe sole purpose Of making people 'ausn
and now. for the first time in the sou'h'
rhe clever artists Will present 'ne''
,nirth-provokns business
Harry c. Stanley, with bis sque"Ai"s
olarionette assisted by Doris Wilson, nus
n prominent place on the Di4I. All' sian
lev and Miss Wilson are bolh wen hho"n
here. They will present theT she zen
,.Aftar the Ball" in which Mr' S'alnoy
shows his ability as character ac'oi
in the impersonation Of 'ousIl' anu
the meek, hungry. music teacher
Dorothy Drew will DO more IMAM W.
como To the patrons OF VauueViIie' MI''
Drew is one Of the most popular Coi'o
d,ennes who visit Richmond. she has
number OF new songs, which she VIII
render during her engagement here
An act new 70 Richmond VIII be pre-
scented by the Jenny Eddy Trio. composer
OF popular Jenny Eddy and the kaufman
Twins. Miss Eddy Is well known in the
profession. and the twins are very iuhhy
little comedians. They viii DC neW-aIyle
calxe-walks and dances.
The robins. Iottie and I'ltz Roy have
n musical act that IS said 20 be original.
Both are excellent performers.
Minstrels scem 10 be popular with
Manager INath, and this week Tor me
third time during the summer season lhe
stage az the Auditorium viii be occupied
by burnt-cork artists.
The "Josh" Daley MINISTRIES Will be the
bill at this resort. The organization is
composed of the following artists: TuNe-
da Quartette. said TO be as good as the
hest: the Nugent Brothers champion
buck and wing dancers; Charles Prince
monologuist and parodist; Josh Daley
monologue comedian and musical artist
Riding. Craig and Mcdonald, premier
musical. comedians. ana H. j. Durkin, vo-
calfst. who, among other selections, VIII
sing "The Girl l Loved in Sunny Tennes-
see" ond "Mid the Green Fields OF Viz
ginia"
The first part. except in point OF num-
bers. is said 90 equal that Of most OF the
large minstrel organizations The per-
Torrance will conclude with a genuine
minstrel "afterpiece."
The MINISTRIES that occupied the boards
at the Auditorium this season were well
received. and the same rule will no doubt
apply TO the bill this week.
The Maln-Street Park this week re-
turns again 10 high-class vaudeville, ana
its former popular price of admission.
Mr.. James j. Armstrong, the repre-
sentative Of the park in New York, has
upon his list a coterie Of artists whose
acts are second 10 none upon the Naude-
VILE stage. and he promises the manage
ment of the Pesort some of the very
best
At The head Of the bill this week
Stands the comedy acrobatic act of the
Monte Myro Troupe a company OF two
male and two female gymnasts, who
fear comparison with no other similar
act
Joe and Nellie Donei are on the same
line with them, and the laughable comedy
act they do I'm twenty minute sketch
makes the audience merry while they
are on.
Boyce and Black do a black-face act
that is sparkling with rich humOr ana
replete with clever dancing while pretty
Alice Gilmore will sing the latest popu-
lar songs.
Weston and Boasley complete the splen-
did bill. and their clever eccentric comedy
sketch is more than likely 60 make them
etrOug favorftee