Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-31

serious consideration by the Ameil'a,i
p.,s,.i. Nj. ncn4as has more sh1n 'I'ls
cCi.er writer ialu lne foullda tlol. ai!u ,,,,
courses vi ,rat American utsiitt ms
wiu ore Gay utVelup luto hiosL ii.i'u
ing institution. "ArizoIa, as TIE iis'iii-
l:4ti,l..s, IS d pay wnivn mas IT'S So-it '.,,
characters, anG lncluentS iOcateu ~ 80,
picturesque idr ouutnHC est Inc t'e'i't
OK inc pay comprise Stc'dy raHtl'i'ie'i
aud Cowboys, the prisn, a.eft Noliien -
the pl0lter generation, anu t1I'i ra,,i,n,
gracelui, YET stToAs a'lu 80, i.i1l
oy er whlch Lie whole word mas cGlls 70
wonder and adnnire--ofilcels ana so.uiei 10 ,,
McAIcan and tnihtse. lar Samples - ,ie
HETEROGENEOUS community " hich NJ.
Inolnas mas chosen 10 uulze i'll me way
Of literary material.
Kate Claxton in The Two Orphans
is tne attracuon mere az me 80 tn,s
4lonuay, InatinCe ana night, "lleH 'iilo
popular combination gives Two pofioLiit-
yncea. it is not ulnlcuit 10 uhucts'aiIu
Mny Tile Two Orphans mas As'u the
stage all these years, ana SO eliiltei
ruptedly, too. II Is pay colnpieH Gu.
slle 10 all, I'D lis cnaracterS ait III si.e
mann true To lie. ana us passions o.'e
Inc reuection OF Fdr4eu n,,li.on4.S. ti.'S''
81 lis euuulIng Popularity IS past 4uea-
ton due IaIse.y 10 MISS Ci2Atuns SUI
perm imperso..auon OF Louise. the hiiilo
gan, wIliun Originality maze me pay "a
luuus tIlr Performance is sthl sttoHs
auu yirjie, anu improves rather than Ge-
LerioraleS WITH ase. Inc SuppettilAo Con-
paIy is SAID TO pc one OF 1ne PES LA
.lsS ClaAlun has yet naa tor this sta
sons reSll3l, WHICH is IIneiT a nil;1l one
III Inis pay. by MISS CiaAtvn, {. new ana
comp.Cta scene p1Uuucllcn mas pten pre-
pared to give the play every possin.e
ne4p.
For next Tuesday al the Academy, Man
aeer A.earh VIA oner Il picturesque re-
wal OF ioart.ey CanlpDt.i -"y Fart
! ,ler' an e-.-cAlLnt eAa4.4p4e OF the puie4S
American Graiua Inc typ.s potetaSe
! IN my Partner" are character Shetcile9
/ or strong lLyn and wulnen. "tiose ne II
| the open air maze tneif elnotltuS heeiltS
/ susceptlo4e TO Inc s"a!lHS ldes,oia -
! anger, ila tred, love, allu otrduIaSt.itso.
! AN e.>ceuent Company mas bten CHOSEN -
i interpret The laA4ous cla wvfn' anu ai'
I; c.auu4 aic setting VIII be IN evidence.
! New stage metnuuS VIII aud sHec.l.tLeos'
! to the cllInaAcs, and a generous manage
Ynent promises 4 superior production. ~
i accessory 81 detail mas been oNefloontd,
ana 40 expense mas been spared TO pro
| vlae a Wten Of excellent entLrtalnllieHt
: Tor the patrons OF tne- Acadelily.
! The Doings of rAIs. Dooley,' the Hi
| herman musical COMEDY, III Mhicn george
j w monroe is APPEALING at the biJoa
| this week. is ent.ely new ana orlslnai,
and is claimed TO be the most eiaDofdt L
ana expensive one with y MICA MI. Monroe
! has ever bIen surrounded. Inc cast ruin
/ bers forty people, the principals belnG
weii-Anown Vaudeville ana character peo-
pie, anu the chorus, Numbering lNeAly
pretty and fetchlnG.y goNhtd 9ltls, WHO
! can sing ana dance anu are youthful ana
! talented. There are twelve musical num-
/ bers especially written for TINS prouac-
/ ton. inc!uQlng lhaGcn by Artntf FiSoi
/ Sousa S trombOnist, destined 20 pecoiiic
| famous, ana dedicated to Manager Reno
!, who is a friend Of the noted soioist
{! Great attention has been paid to the mtl-
| steal ensemble, lltling the piece into the
/ realm of musical comedy, SO Tar as lis
! pretensions along tins line are concerned
! Mr. Monroe's Illuminating has the bes'
| opportunities in his career, and includes
! a lew monologue OF his own. The usua
| matinee Will be given Tomorrow.