The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-24
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1s Latnsf IN .an se1 hnv "a
then bs sutdehi y, aroused In the fourth
'Ycf' s,ich Vas the experience Ct those VIII.
tResse J. lat so plE 4s, sss prod uclo @
The trouble is that the dlen e y tired
spoken d little III the first second and
sa stF s ndfRstd d aka e sss
appreciated several very 4drntnatlc scenes,
siderable llfe when the stron gest sltuu ton 4
saR st Rsy vas qaii IL ss 81
piece would haYe resulted IN very wio els
Ihe Play w esNsssa5ily 19}Rg anH
inhe f eias s de}rae e from the interest,"
Of the pteee. ore ADVANTAGES Y, thla would
Ono Of the most tedious things In the
play Is the repctl lion OF the story OF the
life Of her whose soul finally speaks; the
teresting when W. ore made nware OF ~,
WIEN u hsn'ls We 81 are e. d eSs to story
5e Gs met Rsrffssq e III asp
tho speaking soul tells the story q !, hs 9
1iIfe no less than four times IN this play.
y Miss Eva. Noun ford does not possess q
striking appenrance.s 81 she has !,l tp,,R YIN
5ops i9sfp IF sE s a1Sss
in Ire 1ast,gnc!; when, IN the transition
from THE pleading. repentatt women. e
the defiant importer, who challenges hef
nsts' ser DsSs e. ssens
IL . yem n,e slowly Burn a iong time s..
na rstner daseS Sy snsd
f'When Her Soul Speaks" may have g
suggsstiop merit bnt nl nsens
can eyer prove q SUCCESS. =. y. 4
S%sa ~ Reaping the Harvest. a55 Il
The above popular attraction Is IN.
lnounced as the attrnc t1on at The ce "
envy tonight. Messrs 8 tiill and Tred-s
,yay. arc 1iaktng4 a sumptuo',s prYiacltoIn =
Of ts eh9!ug Play ad ling
The cast is headed by that charming
\ little actress. . lia R9maJne; land tbs
prahouncad a HIST dese 5ss s
TO Nllss Annie Russell, wh.le TOD ten.
besides being one OF hescleversst writer's
or his time, Is voted BY press and PUBIC
everywhere the greatest light 4, 5H1 II (
There is very strong but peculiar
love story running through the piece.
In tsubstance.trthe ls3aa is 4 his: a. yogpB
mas a younger sister, I5who aupplants her
.inteJ n,nrries hin: The .anthor7 has
&nectilsaI: idea Of what the feelings. ofsthis
sister would bea nd thrt e whsf
opinion 81 regards the story q Heap
ing the IDirNe5t x x, AK
&;ss The Opera Next.
The consuming OF a grand opera is one
Of. The minute details 4 hat Is very often
overlooked and the works Of the great
red, By Jpappropriate apd shabby seen.
ery .t1-te audiences at the Academy Will
hnve mo plant to offer In this regard
when the Rose Cecilia Shay: Grand Opera
Company makes Its ri penra nee here next
sWatpesda n matinee and evening ,i
Miss Gal!atinti in Ghosts.
"GhostsDsE IS termed and well named
the diana " heredity. Il Leading critics
have asserted that In many respects It ~
one 81 the strongest plays ~ Inc gWhoie
history Of the stage No one VINO mas e
really marvellous !. power, the wonderful
jy'.effectivc way the results aimed at are
reached. its strong. grip on the a.ten-
ton OF the auditor. the superb opporiuni..
Of mental ca libre. The celebrated T,ay
OF Henrik lbsen undoub tad ~ has a les
son to teach and II breaches g most p'oHf-
cCfll sermon. 81 tkt, y ,s. y x
visited this Sc!ty. II S. gratify!ng Ito an.
.ro,lnce the q; hosts" will he presen:e ed
here for the nrst time at the Academy.
on October lat ~ e W.
The Wills Musical Comedy COMPANY.
This Organization has been playing to
de$ ottng itself 70 three ilisb-class r,usi,;;
cai eon edies. AZ: 1.-TWO 0lg eaopi e.
IN AtlaptiG City and Sweet Six
teen The company carries em PEE
sterling comedian. John p. wills. who
will positively appear at every performs
ence..gThe special m,lsica PLUMBERS arc
Anes D47eY a'asRs Ysff Town 81
' 'Two Old F, cronies'i viii be the Acad-5
emy's attraction6on Octobsr2d and 80.
G me Of life.
THE Game OF Life. which began an
aHr the WeeT e0ena sare
the crowds. Increasing with each sle;
eessiye performance The Iapp)aMse and
blsses are almost ~ chorus /, lhs ". VI
given are a tribute to his work. The APP
ppiause, on the#otber hand, demonstrates
that lovers Of right and fairnessmare' ~, ~. /.
rs,o,snK whfh nses Tppnng
s snsen,g ana a. n great
+ There Is to be a matinee today ysl,t1,
another sSaturofy,g LUG cUSdbE1uSALH7Wb WIZ II
conclude with3the performance Saturday I
night. @
In the company now playing al the
Bijol, there Is q man who hos, seen AL
sorts Ct fe been sot asa cut hos eHea
bronchos on The BIZ, Grande. fought r.
s spssrGJ ecn caaa sspss e
builder md a. stage. carpenter, 4ncidsnt;
ally, be has also worried " H., steel and
jtors have placed q silver plate y ,tbe
man 8 side Part Of his Jaw IS g MISSING.
M4e,, evidence Of the malAmansh!p%of ~
Spa nist sentry, He hsa o. bullet in his
left leg, another, souvenir q The HSaanko.
g fpanRo ord Is known as John Carlyle;
He has been a sponge gsher nnd ma. hsan
W RHhy 4, Z p lsG he was a: cowboy before
he attained his matoritx.lt too * MN
}E ,e has Offers from half . dozen man.
ayers When he Was Eys1 re- Fr r. en-
ali the way from the thea ire TO the hos