The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
SCHOOLS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Bills Presented Last Night at the Va
rfau. Resorts

Bills Presented Last Night at the Va
rious Resorts.
The habHiments Of success which have
clothed the season Of vaudeville at Main
Street Park this summer were added TO
last night by what is and viii prove
to be tho most suspicious bin OF the
term. and one that gives every promise
of breaking the handsome attendance
record of this popular outdoor resort.
The threatening weather last night did
not affect the attendance. as the crowd
taxed capacity OF the grand-stand.
I'm race-track par.ance Raymond and
Clark and Scott and Wilson We're tied for
the position of fay0rites. Bobby Ray
m0nd and Maggie Clark are comedy
makers 20 their finger tips, and tAelr
singing Of parOdies and dialogue thaI ls
spicyl with wit. won them IL triple encore
besides a curtain call. Scott and wilson
more than made good the praise that had
been given them in advance of their al-
pcarance. Besides being clever come
diaus. they do number ot physical. leat5
that ar emarveis of strength and agility.
They closed the bill amid tumult of ape
pause.
The Hale Sisters were prime entertain
ers through the agency of a b.ack-tace
al, -, ss,l dances that arc Of the
latest vintage. Their act is clean and
thoroughly artistic.
Miss Laura Bennett became a great
fayorite with her accomplished rendition
of y0dei.ng and coon melodies. accom-
panied by her own playing of % valua-
bile and tuneul guitar, while Coulter ana
al ovbtbifio, ~ eccentric. dancing. scored
Wv 49,. srccess
,rno IAN Co,-ir,or tbrourh the week
nth , r,atirss an saturday.
THE ROOF GARDEN.
The largest gathering that has as yet
visited the Roof Garden was handsomely
entertained at the cosy. h0mc-uke sky
theatre last nirht. The show this week
is about the best that has been seen
here this season in fact, 10 is bin of
hits.
FOy and Clark, as clever as ever. and
with whole lot of new business"
closed the bin. and made the hit of the
evefnc. being forced 10 take curtain calls
after they had completed their part "The
Man Across the Street is. indeed very
funny. the eccentricities of Mr. Foy most
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f., o. ci.,,o,. comedian and musician and
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rloesio aro Talented artists I'm tbair line
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60 ma tbo singfno- ~ oro of The
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Mis- Anna wilkes a very prettv GIRL
moi with nrirne f,vor from the beginning
The daint, lifflo vocalist presents "a beau
tifut sta.,o on,oaranca and her songs
we're now GOOD ana ORIGINAL
suor and nee "oceantrio entertain
ors " live an, - ,bot. limo ,~b.,, sim, and
dance o,ifc cia,orl,. tau 1ot OF new
iolloe fn rsnid ers sf,is and norforn, sonna
excellent aorobatio feots
Camnbeu and Caulfeld Irish sketcb
artists ara o,,ito fair rr7ev arc abou+
nm IN the a,.sr,oo of arts ~ tho Kind
and annarontlv pleased for tbov were
liboraliv or,lauded
perforrnarcos On on every nipbt m Sax
,'clocl, ana n,atiroos "wednesday and cat.
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DNOAi'-'7 KEEL AZ ~ Iohl ~
There IS an ail-star bin at the Audito-
rum this week. as was evidenced IN the
enthusiasm displayed by the largest au-
Hence Of the season at that resort
asst night.
OF course. Gus Williams was one OF the
main features but even his act and his
popular reputation here could hardly ln-
luce the audience TO take 10 him more
Kindly than they did to the other acts
IN the bill
From the start. when Henry Frey. the
ramp comedian. made his bow. and told
tome fresh stories and sang several new
longs ,bera Was almost continuous an
,lanse broken only Inv the closino, in ~
he curtains
Miles and pavmond followed Horny
rrev and tboir ACT ~ "Tbo RAINY i'm tho
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