The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-26
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,nond audience at the Bijou last night,
and the gathering that packed the theatre
was a delighted one. Comedy and music,
novelty and gymnastics blend Wen 70
gether. and from the rise of the curtain
until the show is over there is hafoiy
a dull moment
f;lenaro Falk and her chorus OF pretty
girls, in becoming costumes. presenteo
three musical numbers that scored nit
Me Falk was seen at he. best she
see to be growing far more clever tnan
when she appeared alone on the second Dill
that opened the Broad-Street play house.
She has selected pretty girls, and they
show Wcyburn training The chorus
makes three charges of costumes, ana
were forced last night to respond to en-
cores. Sager Midgeley and Gertie Car
isle were pleasantly remembered ana
made a hit second to none on the Dill. me
character portrayed by Nfidgeley is not
overdone. 1t is perfect bit of character
painting, and dainty LITTLE Miss Carlisle Is
without a doubt the bee Of all the
clever child entertainers bet seen at the
Bijou. Muzuz and Aeszt;tc scored one
of the hits of the bill II their. comedy
acrobatic sketch. a number OF new aero
batic tricks are introduced. and the act
left the stage with a burst of applause
as an endorsement of real cleverness.
The Carmen Sisters gave 4 fine exhibition
of banjo playing. The Raschetta Broth
ers gave startling performance Of vault
ing and barrel jumping, and WhltelaW and
Howard. in ch;<acter parts, made merry
in jest and song. One OF the Todd-Judge
trio did not put in an appearance, ana
the two younger members did their best
to entertain and did not altogether fall.
The representative Of Mr.. Weber tele-
phoned to New York last night for anoth-
ook 10 fo1yn 40
closing feature, and it will be presented
tonight, and all the rest of the week,
with the usual matinee Saturday.
ROSE COGHLAN COMING.
Americas great actress in emotional
roles. Miss Rose Coghlan, will appear at
the Academy on Wednesday. matinee and
night supported by specially selected
cast Of metropolitan actors and actresses,
in satire on modern society called "A
Woman oc No Importance" Miss Cogh-
lans first appearance is in marvellous
costume, exquisite black lace over fiouEces
of black tullc. heavily spangled with jet.
The glisteu of the Jet particles scintillate
among the meshes of black lace with
wonderful effect From he- shoulders
hangs a black satin train, fiounced also
with splendid lace and held on the left
shoulder by a bunch Of large black os-
trich feathers.
WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE.
A great company will present II. V.
Esmond's comedy drama When We
Were Twenty-one," at the Academy on
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, matinee
and night. The play is delightful in SEN
timent and spicy in humor. 1t is written
in a vein of true light comedy. pitched
upon the highest plane. 1t IS the work of
a master hand. 1t tempts the tear to fall
upon the lip of laughter, and has been
pronounced by the press and public every
where 1t has been seen the greatest play
Of modern times.
THE HOFFMAN, CONCERT.
The popular and artistic success of 10
SET Holman during his last tours in this,
country is sure 10 be found by future
generations in the history of music in
America. The young man, so modest, 50
free from affectation, has caught the
musical public and his recitals are now a
craze. He is so fresh, so winning and
sympathetic that his personality is an en-
tire contrast to the many over-advertised,
pianists who have been heard recently in
this country. Hofnlann is the latest e,:-
ponent of school in which may be class
ed both d'Albert and Rosenthal. lie is
no longer the child prodigy, but r.a-
ture man, and has developed into all that
he gave promise of as a child wonder.
His appearance at the Academy on
Thursday. December 18th, will be one CT
the events of the season.
THE HEINK CONCERT.
The Metropolitan Concert Bureau, of
New York, will bring the eminent German
singer, pianist and composer, Heink. TO
this city for a concert at the Y. NJ. G. A.
on Monday. December I'd. In view of the
reduced prices the tickets are advertised
for, and in order to guard against the
possibility of spectators taking advaE-
tage of these circumstances. the reserved
seats will not be put on sale until ThurE-
day, November 2Sth.
The programme is one of rare beauty,
a brilliant array indeed of the very cream
of song and instrumental compositions.