The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

Or. MutiyohY Il Lydia Plnkham, Alrlionse.
and Cast and a. number OF othe ho 81
hles are llntrodticed, ana tho king is given
10 understand that he must not pc 100
forward, * Al 55i I,
The voices ifiythis years cast are mitch
better as AZ whoio4 thar they have been
heretofore. Robinson Crusoes high ,EHli'
tone and Mate Martins bnsso arc " ilized
to the best advantage I'LL through the
prosraiTniess n 4. a. 4, " &
h The dances and specinlties OF the play
were devised and arranged by Charles s..
Morgan, Jr. IS Il sssgsi u rs
Wells Dramatic Company 5s
Apart from the appearance Of the MASK
and wig Club, Of the University Of Penn
sylvania, at the Academy the only thea ca.
trical attraction Of the week in Richmond
will be the first appearance here OF the
Wolls Dramatic Company under the az
rection Of All. whitecar In brand
new rlelodrana N entitled Her Wrong
Righted." III III a ;35l st
Mr.. Wells organized tiils company ror
the spring Henson, and ir 1t Is as success
ful as It 1t should be It will be ire ire.
uuent visitor 1T tho Brond-streot th99atrc
during the next few weeks. The orKan nm
cation will appear In magnificent scenic
productions Of thrilling nlolodranas thht
have not been seen here before Tho FIRST il,
attraction, Her Wrong Rghted' has
been translated ana adapted from q, tho
italian Of Bersechio by Mr.. Whiteoar
himself, and Judging from the synopsis n ISIS
1t Is safe to say that lovers OF SENSATION
will get oil they are looking Tor some
novel and mechanical effects IN the way
Of scenery; are to be INTRODUCED, and the
wardrobe and properties VIII De lo ''
81, x,tt IT,, Az otrn III =
The features Of the play from mechan-
zeal standpoint are an explosion, IN oco ~
liner in mid ocean,5a collision at sea an le,
a rescue byiia boats crew IN rull-sl@eo
life-boat In ae"raglng Storm, I. ~,
The piece is ,in5f four acts. The first tells
the story Of the rescue Of n prisoner from ON
Siberia and eliminates II, an &C. exp [he vI.
The second act has n SURPRISE LOT tine VI
lain in the appearance OF me man W ,h'
was believed to be deau and the unmas 81
Ing the Marquis. This act introduces tne
cue. The third act brings u the COMES
sion of the accomplice, and the last scene
set in the hiding place Of the smuggIers
rights the wrong and acco mp '' me
In the cast are such popular favorlt t. a. as
burn, T.. Donald Meek, Malcolm, Dnnca,nl'
S NioSoIs ~ afsus saneya as
Miss Alice Rlker and Miss Geraldine thi ne
Royal. M
Marquis de Vhare, pltyeu ~, ni va - ~
World World Who has for some years eyaded the
Just punishment Of his crimes. lie ana q
Miss Royal have the disagreeable parts OF
M Mr.. Nv w. Al whitecar, the adapter, and
translator, Will act the part Of Gou n !;
Gubrowsky. "A strong part one similar ar
to tina he played with Madame JanusnettG s )
| some years ago. 1t requires an artisI
Of varied talents to lmpersonate me &c
Count forrhe is never the 81 me- Wan ~
cars sense Of artistic delineation and VIII
give hin. SCOPE to do some good work work: IN
| Richmond -,
play the part lofSJohn Jenkins the Ame erl
can milIonaire,is a jovial, young fellow,
brim full Of talent and possessed OF a
magnetic charm that will at once ende al
him. to the hearts Of his auditors MT MT.
| Meek has been studying the part OF Jen.
| kins since early In January. and IS OF
the opinion that ut is the best part ne
! has ever been given.
Miss Rathburn will play the part OF
Cecilia Stewart, who is a widow without OUT