The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
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son. it can be promised that the act Will
DC a card for the week.
IAmeta the peerless dancer, makes her
first appearance in this part OF the ccun-
try. The young woman is a stage beauty
and, prior TO adopting the stage as
profession, was an artists model. Aside
from beautiful fire dances, she will exc
cute artistic posing and give limitations Of
characteristic poses OF famous women.
Bennett and Young, the faVorite song
producers, are held over for the week.
The act is growing stronger each week in
favor. Mr. Young has selected the latest
songs for this week, and the views. It IS
said. will l1e a rare treat. Sadie Fox,
: charming vocalist, who is a great New
York favorite, is on the bill, and promises
10 make many friends
| Manager Wells booked the Brothers
Damn, acrobatic team OF wide repu-
1ation, as a feature, but one OF the men
was taken i'll Thursday, and so notified
the management. M Wells at once
opened negotiations with the New York
agents. and will secure the very best OBJ
tainable act to complete the bill.
Y. NJ. c. A. STAR COURSE.
! The Star Course Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association certainly
| brings a gOodly number of attractive en-
| tcrtainments II cur city. The Introduction
| of the interesting lecture on Liquid
! Air. last season. was a decided hit De-
| termincd u keep to the front, the COM
| mlttee has secured wireless Telescaphy.'
| 10y Mr.. w. ]. Clarke. the well-kncWn
J electrical engineer and popular lecturer
. OF New York city. with MS exhibit. Nh.
J Clarke was associated with the inventor,
, Sisncr Marconi in reporting tie recent
( international yacht races by wireless te-
| lesraIIly, and the entertainment which
no civ sc 1alf f1,l in no
invention is leaping TO the front rapidly
| and in a few years it is possible that the
| cumbersome overhead wire will be 4 thing
| Of the past. The lecture will be intensely
| interesting. dealing with the discovery
! and bringing the invention i'll an up-to-
| date manner before the people by demon
! stratiCil. Marconi has already succeeded
| in passing a current through Il distance of
| thirty miles, and, we understand, claims
| that he will be able TO cross the ocean
| with a wireless message. Some marvellous
] changes would be wrought by the perfec-
{ ton Of wireless telegraphy. For instance.
| two ships at sea, though miles apart, could
! still be in touch with each other. The
| objection CO to parents being present dur
| ing counting scenes would be entirely
! done away with. Armies separated in q
| hostile country could be in communlca-
! ton as to movements, and it is possible
t; that a gun could be fired at miles OF dis
I lance by TINS wonderful invention IT.
| deed. wild dreamer might imagine the
| Richmond street-car fight settled, and the
! cars run by the wireless teleSrapAy
| method; all we would have to do would
be to lay the tracks and put on the wire
( less current The motornen and con-
! ductors would do the rest
| knowledge of an intensely interesting
| character and eye-opening experiments
| await those who are so fortunate as 10
[ secure seats for this lecture.
| Reserved seats 80 on sale Tuesday, De
| cemt,er 18th Christmas day, at CLOCK
p NJ.