The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
VAUl D Y. II. SEASON
opens En- J. 4. CASINOI
,Jmmer Policy Of the Theatre:
Begins To- Morrow y Night.
elFFEN HAS. A DOUBLE BILL
Camille and the Two Orphans Fill o.,
the Week.-Mrs. Ia Verne to Have
prominent Ro'les-suc Of
Local Elocutionist.
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.GlFFEN HAS As A DOUBLE BILL
Camille and the Two Orphans Fill o.,
the Week.-Mrs. Ia Verne to Have

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ACADEMY OF 11Us1c-Giren Com
p pan .,rea nights, THE Two ornha ls j,
g C.sINO-Thc best vaudeville.
Mr. Gifen will cater to the demands
- his partons this week by presenting
~ the request OF many theatre goers
a. Mamie mile and The Two Orphans, -
Atthe Casino the regular summer. sea-
son onens after. successful farewell /
engagement of the Bijon Comedy Com
ranv Vaudeville at ten, twenty and
NV t.ir,v cent prices. is the attraction.
There are five acts..upon the bill, and
strorra 10 say 10 two are similar.
Two of tho most famous Classics Of
800" will be presented by the Giffen
1850 Gss,,,.,v at the Academy this week.
S s.Sn-,;IIa, will hold the boards for the
c.. t,,re, DAYS, and will be followed by
:" Two Orphans" Both REVEALS will
~ e,,,erb scenically. and will be splen-
did,v Interpreted,
Miss La Verne has oeen cast for the
10 - camille, which has been acted
.oie a, w. al, of the great actresses of
~ lime It will be her one supreme
~ this season. and there can
~ - do,ht that she will realize all ex- |!
peoe'l How THET5 Axe CAST.
Camille Mr. Bennett will appear
~ rn,and Duval. a manly. forcible
and straightforward character. which
viii AFFORD him an opportunity Of giving
bic feelings rein. Mr. King wilt have. In
the character OF the oid DuEal, a chance
for the display Of sympathy note
which this actor a'"oS' 81 'Nes iitiiiiy
and conVincinsly.
co,,nt 1avaryillc Mr.. Ryder has a
s-,a, mart in Castor, and Mr.. Hurleigh,
..'.ha messenger. Mr.. Lamp is cast tor
Miss Georgia Brown, who joins the
| cornnanv this week, will have a delight
FIJI comedy role as Madam Prudence.
Miss Brown is the mother OF MISS Evelyn
| Brown. AS an actress and as a teacher,
| she has achieved considerable success,
| and her appearance mere tomorrow
nigh+ will be an interesting feature of
| the revival.
Misc crayce Scott is sure to make a
| charming Nichette and should present
! very winsome uicture in her wedding
s,wn in the last act
Miss Deyo Scott will be sweetly sympa-
| the;;c as Nanine. and Miss Evelyn
| Brown is sure to be effective as Olympic.
The costumes for this production have
been sent from New York The scenery
| and accessories will be fully UP to Mr.
| Giffen's standard, despite the fact that
| the NAV. is only to be given for four
performances. It is safe too, to predict
| that the opening performance will be
| entirely smooth and wholly presentab BILE.
THE TWO ORPHANS.
| Commencing on Thursday. and for the
rect of The week. The Two Orphans"
will be presented. The production will
be made on the same elaborate scale
as last year, and the performance will
/ give play-goers the opportunity OF ORA W
/ ing comparisons between the company
of last year and the present organ1za-
| ton.
| Tho pleasantest recollections are cher
| ishcd of the Louise of Miss Grayce Scott
Tt was easily her best part last season.
In the garnet scene Miss ScCtt,s i'm.
| PRESERVATION was at its best. and Sshe
! never failed to move her audience to
intense excitement.
Miss Ellington will play tn. part OF
Henriette, and should depict the sorrows
of the sorely tried girl with truth, sim
/ ct,ity ard power. Miss George Brown
l has been cast as the Countess de Liniere.
! Hiss La Verne loses no effort in her
assumption of the hypocritical and savage
F-ochard Miss Evelyn Brown Sill play
the part of Marianne, who denounces the
brutal Jacques. Miss Deyo Scott will be
/ Sister Genevieve and Mrs. Czapski has
baen- cast for Julie.
Mr.. Ryder will appear in the produc-
ton as the Chevalier de vaudr2y. Mr.
Chagn will have another excellent OPP
po-trnity as the Marquis de Presles.
The Count de Liniere will be imprsssively
1 and effectively portrayed by Mr.. King.
4 Mr.. Hawkins is sure to give a humorous
lr,I-. DOH ~E I0fr1~ n 1~o-
ing. cCwardly bully, will be play,.l by
Mr.. DenrN.t. who is always worth seeing
in anything he does.
Mr.. Jennings, as Pierre, Is sure to be
admirable
! VaudevIl at Casino.
A selection Of bright musical and com
edy vaudeville acts will make up the hill
at the Casino for this week. and fror,
now until the end OF the season he rtia
. light and acceptable summer amnsa-
ment will be the Offering; each weel>
something new and always the best ,hot
!. can be secured. 80
The summer scale of prices also Zoos
into effect with the opening OF the ho,,.o
tomorrow night. but the same stand5 I'D
;. of comfort and excellence will be fair.
fully followed. The homo coming =,
isthe4 Bijou Musical Comedy Gonna nv i, :,
week was most pleasing, and there r .ar
many expressions OF regret that it ", :
impossible to hold the Organization 10
: gether for another week Mr. ,Nn,;s
8 accepted the situation. and will usa b;s
: attention to secure light vaudeville HIM
that'swill DO interesting and bright Tbs
s shows are to be made up Of a yariet.S
OF comedy. musical, and novely acts ~
I con!iiction, and as far as possible orig
s nal.
4. The bill for this week has the oar
mark of excellence. The acts have haa
carefully selected. and there is MOI IL
: slightest confiiction. James Richmon
ii Glenroy, the man with the gree
8 Cloves will be the principal fun f,,r
nisher. 1t has been some time since hi
clever story teller has been seen in Rict
mond. and reports of his good work ov.
q the Keith and Proctor circuits have hae
received with much pleasure BY ii
q friends here.
s. Swift and Huber, a we'll known mns
3 cal duo. will present fifteen minutes :
I music making we'll dressed with brpl
i and original IDEAS in comedy. They mai
! use of peculiar instruments and rends
:, new music. There is hardly a. hettf
= known or more acceptable musical .,
Il in the profession. )
q Dawson and Booth, comedy nove,+
producers, promise a delightfully."- refresl
! Ling number. Dawson is quite an 49,