The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01
ACADEMY AND
THE CASINO.

''McF'adden's Row Of Flats" seems In a
fair way to take its place With shows
that have reached hale and hearty old
ages end ms stu manifest no signs Of de-
auctions that seem dlsGned 70 70 op
ono OF Them Pr
The yellow Kids appear to be source
Of aeyer,fnilnE delight to these IN TIC
Academy last night was crowded With
The entire first act OF tho piece Is
much the Same that 1t has been--a slap
stick hurrah affair, worked fast and
furious.
shorss Of glr,s II br isg new COS
Miss Libble Hart, Of the chorus, Is given
aa Shsn9e ae 1 does ao a aavar we os
the musical number tip and Down thee
n5ea ne a aG HIP F9Ir DO s9 a2a
used to advantage several times during
the action OF the piece.
Fields MinstreIs.
"Allnstrelsy's Tribute to the Twentieth
Century, is the title OF the first part
presented by the Al. G. Fields Greater
omy this afternoon and tonight, The
opening is In the Casino. in Fountain
Park, the Interior OF the Casino being
raised Carved work. and not painted n, es on
'
the windows can be seen the fountains at
play, followed later on with a TRANSFORMS
ton scene from the park to Mystic
Lake. Here comes the dnnVlng diver
tIsement. where the Moonlight Falls"
Then follows third scene showing
military camp with officers headquarters
known as ."Tenting on the OLD camp
II s. Volunteera,"'@." Soldiers" and other
patriotic melodies. Bugle calls are heard
In the distance: company Is seen through
The psrf Aie Tv ~ ay yeyaM IS 1hs
Three complete changes Of scenery occur
during the action OF the spect Gle descr X
tive Of war and peace, ending Win thc
rio whole spectacle will be one OF tho
most prctsntIous and expensive.
'p!cklngs from Puck" with Mr, VII
lard smms n the star r9,s q Thursday
night, The piece is frankly farce. put
it has the distinct merit not TOO o, =. oite ,,
found In farces OF being !rreslstloly Lun1 6y
IL s Tack IA and JOS. 81. Gates have sur.
rounded Mr.. Simms with a company OK
extraordinary merit. particular attention ,n,, 1,,
having been paid to the chor rue sstoi h,t
hvtno means least, the ability to ac.. -
said to be decidedly above the average.
Tim Murphy is first In the field or ms ~
s sets M This YEAR will be doubly inter-
e.'tS p'' because in "The Man from Mis-
souri," he has an entirely neG Goo Gu.,e "
Hobart and Edward E. Rose. two - 81 ~, inc
most clever writer's Of tbs day Hayine
new play. Mr. Murphy mas soa aIIo am am.
yidsd new and and RR 5ps himself
VIZ" nnro o sherrod heads the list Of the ne
women. all OF whom It Is sala, WE ,ha ia Fast
number f o. 5s5Gh'nEr FssMns Nan y from
a u6,r," js one Of those laughable comedles
Win 1vIih no suggestion OF horse play, pu. -
clean, sweet and as pure 3as ~ ~
| hay. MIN CASINO.
Pettingill and DeForrests merry ~ ,tra ahs
openedt avs wseks tse simmer theatre
S 6ajnr iass aled: There r was
o ons one number which was .,, no! GSn nn
as advertised. and that w was lsns an n It
famit o. een Sisters, banjolsts lost thei.
i Ing mn t en- route to the city ana tsa
made futile efforts to replace IN tnen; r,n W
proffhnroee, ,r rats raised The instru-
y WANTS a. are expected this morning. -
Tho Twin Taylor slater rn - 1dso 81 a an.
novelty skating, pr so%s qn,aar pS feats
on o oq and Seraro the "p nnd sad pa t6s
Tramp IN n a GapIns fe ats being called
pI Petti malta and DeForrest the headlliners.
re- roar from the moment they steppea "a
,n rb bs'a Four Hills, "a1uch ADO Above aoo5
Nat IG are entertainers Of high ranik,.
m me- hers, Of the quarette rroylns popular l'
~ Tho az aefterprece, Fun In Doctors t. ~
| ONCE was the most humorous lulos
Il ,,NIa1 & j 1 & =
i1 Th', Xii as a whole Is a good one. ana
u,jli ~ on ne to lovers Of good, clean ~.
NOR NOR Matinees Wednesday and sat4 isonS
With performances each evening" V. eo1nsnt
/ lar prices will obtain TOR We et'se e0'''e'''
i ,r,TA cAEn