Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
IYl BOY PR0D|G|ES,
ORCHESTRA
-rxrRDR oCkER
MEET MELODY OF STRINGS,
~, with a Masters Baton. and
Ju,cpilc Musicians Followed
,,.,b Rare Intuition, Feeling and
-c..fon-rins AT the Academy.

,.r handved nl'2utians. knicker-
s,s. every mothers son of them
BE- srsl prodigy. enraptured small but
s5 ~.r.vated audience at the Acade-
s AZ nsrh, The Boys New York
s r, orchestra is the trademark
4 30; ar lacsc youngsters. They came
sss# -sea hut the favorable impression
.@ se VIII 50 far toward establishing
@ -~s as faNorites III the minds and
sM I'm those who were fortunate
M H. hear them. Just here t would
g@ add that il seems q pity that
a@ s.5-'oyers Of this city should let
& g-7l talent suffer. was evidenced
& sight and bestow their patronse
s nore attractions.
sa@ Eay Symphonsts well deserve TO
9 lsn rank in the realm of music.
M from their highly artistic per-
'asM .-r-a las; evening. Indeed, they
5M ,s~ lavorahly with many orches-
IL made ur OF their elders which have
M Tor popular favor.
sS& -ea-e was nothing suggestive Of youth
aud The music they rendered. eX-
H maps the enthusiasm they dis
# in the rendition of a varied pro-
s --s--r embracing everything in the
S& .--.a Mascagni's intermezzo from
M ,vemsr#a TO ragtime Mr.. Dooley."
M re- ambitious numbers were rem
B to- va.l rare technique and deiica lie
W ads displayed the true musical
adj .,---r-7-raat that bespoke genius. Into
M ..o7 color, and iinesse Were clearly
hi demonstrated in iheir work.
M MELODY OF STRINGS
# ? VAS melody OF strings, the almost
# -- s absence of brass anu reed be-
NJ specially noticeable. Pinto. the
al rs. conductor. led with exquisite
M sxceptionable Interpretation. He
Nj musician OF no mean ability. this
nj g.,, e,r6 he proved the fact most con-
M vsFv last night. He was soulful, in
. s.rE magnetic. While not YET q Dam
III - qr 2 Herbert. he conducted his band
II ., such skill that he may one day &C.
n , rung higher on the dictatorship
ps-ra-s the best work done by the
q yvrc musicians, The unfinished sym
,a5~, In s minor. by Schubert. Thomas
red and Weber's festival overtures.
h ,ssa sni's celebrated intermezzo came in
4 arge share of public approval. The
n NEtk IN jIliS Ill.ilpsA was
,aug noteworthy, and the intonaton
.save the ordinary.
SOPRANO DISAPPOINTED.
4 As soloists included Master s. Cibclh
D.. DOWN OF the programme as So
T.sro but who really possessed an alto
-ssr. was disappointing. He gave poor
-r5tG0n of Wr.ght's ever popular elo-
lis and practically ruined a pretty bal
,5 b. his Ineffective breathing. Praise is
H. Nicholas Garaeusi, who rendered a
-cs-to by De Beriot, in a manner that
led forth q well-mcrited encore. HIS
ii me was wonderful for q lad OF MS
ass and in some of the more olflicuit
-saEes Of the work he strongly sus-
.s.s5 Huberman. This younGs>er "lli De
,s (fr,Y1. and at no far distant time,
an not sadly mistaken. He has the
,-sa conception, but mis- work lacks the
s-sa Little Nathan Schildkiaut showed
lied talent in his clarinet SOLO, and
rr-r Ramacnaru gave a delightful rendl-
ggg Of Saen Saeno on the harp.
programme appealed TO both the
rrsgar and artistic taste, and the boy S
IN mace that the more mature and
,-f,.49 professionals will find difficult to
;5.ow and well 10 emulate. j. W. "A.
MRS. DOoLEY a LAUGH-MAkER.
The Doiugs OF Mrs. Dooley al the
H1aa has proven TO be one OF the great
Isl laughs Manager Wells has ever put
In 1ls play ehouse. jolly George Monroe
proven immensely popular. and tn"
company generally has pleascc the Dig
holses of this week immensely
sur next week the Bijou will get tn
Rar Musical Comedy Company in "A
S.ser IN a Strange Land. which IS
ra.g@arlv enough, by the authors OF the
5t..-.-s of Mrs. Dooiey," which has MADE
laH hit this week. The new P-ece
has made a big hit in Norfolk, where
is n,aylug this week. and the new lea tures
al q la The show by Max Hoffman have
proven immensely attractive
There viii be matinee OF MRS
DOGGY" this afternoon and the regular
pes'oemances for the remainder Oh Tie
week.
Reports received here from RoanoAs
yesterday inalca,e tAat tite niii' ,r,,,1,,,,
lsay mas achieved a distinct Trump
lice On the opening night, IN a uAlNl-4s
14la-siorm. the company pla3tu 10 d
lsrg house IMAM Richmond gave d. ot ,
q lae lour perloTInaI,ces en- business.
wayn the clouds had cleared away was
e}Ea larger than the nrst. s.
A.r Ee.Nert c. Duce. the sPeclat Pi go
representa- tive OF the IlittH SSAiit"1 -.
iu-ra8 Yesterday from tour OF the
splth I'm advance of the Giffep COMPANY
and reports that the prospects are ul!-
usually bright in every CITY. Inc CON-
pa.y VIII pay. besides Roanoke on itl.s
tnt.r Iynchblrg. Charlotte, Ashe'lile,
arI Knoxville 1t vii return mere Oh
Monday yv,S5 November 10th, Wheh d
new play Will be produced
SDarEling melodious music, a Door a.
or as ripping brook; Catchy.
j Ma.c lyrics; a scenic equipment as
. b.ra'e as money and ingenuity can
H. a wealth Of dazzin9iy peSI .S..u
.wCs and a cast Of established laso-
20 These are the elements OF success
thaE characterizes Nixon q Zinmer1nali
fre5astion OF the great LONDON nnusi lS'
CON =iy success. from the Gaiety ms ati ,,;
t1l1 e3 The Messenger Boy. which VIII
b. 'sented at the Academy to-hlSni'
"Artzona" by Augustus Thomas, when lei,
n naE such a success in New YORK anu
CHICAGO is as the title wonld lnalcate'
STAGE picture of the scenes pt.3p e,
2gl 5seumes Of that frontier terri'otE
u rh- great SOUTHEAST The people %
'A-2nna" are cowboys and caNairSlilen.
~ a7re and NeTicans. and the Various
tEres Cf wonankind to be found ABOUT Il
f-ar'ter army post and prosperous
ta0rl The story thrills with me Nlsor
q western lie ard 10 rich IN me co'cr
Dc half-cparish half-civi't*d terri
tory from Witch the piece tafes us name.
ar snra' wiz he seen at The acanth'H