The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
-fenrless tonsorlal artls., who Is Eforgiy

fearless tonsorial artist. who is forgiven
|5by3 the King. S sSg vi
Booth Harrington made ~ wot1drously
|IbaautIfnl story&o out &of this charming Htto-
finance, and ~ Is adaptation for the q tttse
proved an Immense @S card y for Richard III
1fansficd, 8ns It's now doing for creation
Clarke, who will offer, Mons cur Beau /.
caire'' vi all tie sdeta.s % scenic and
|5costurc grandeur H tliLt clnrnc terlzed
i,a original triumph illR3t his 1i
play Will Dc ut the Acadeniy s4 tom or s.
matinee and iglt.s5s t:$ s sit III s}3s
Elizabeth & Kennedy in n M agda.
& nj ss Elizabeth Kennedy sill 5nppeartin
The tie role OF sudcril'anil's lila sterpl ecre,
.".A1agda. lat the Academy etlncsd;a 9.
This announcement Will }S8 create 81 de-
spread Interest for his Is he first q me
Tint I lis great play llis been pres ent 1s
outside pf the large 81 les EXCEPT or 35ii
few8nat inee ljcrfOr.rlnn cca. liss
l'iie first act OF E pre- sents Il.
picture Of domestic provincial $lifealn Ger
many amongst the uppc I. inlldd. Is asses.
!Thts opening gives the home atmosphere
or lavend st., tobacco an d cous Iii mix
turc,t z, III which he heroine felt 60 fled
that; when 51iersfa thcr autocrat teal iyS.ni.-
ranse cd h her narrIagc swl I'll Left
terdingt, she rebel iously fled "A iron, he
house. during her u tive I've years Of M
sence, SHhc has, after many sorr0 tYs Z and
trials, become Il world famous sim ger. Her
identity is disclosed by her enga cement
10 appear at ans opcratlc festival lin her
native town; and her old yswcctli heart. i,,
pastor, then linploresS her to Il r yisit Ills
home, where her Father Is Sslia II inclined
10 forgive thcE.pr.dc and mr. ogance BWl VI
which she trampied upon her III Hal f,l-
tica Thus tesc tyso 81
tures-tte hayward, iinplilsve. Gle yerESs;o. 4
man Of TIE world and the! ron illcd Ss,id
soldier her flt herenr re Y lsrougii - tcessto
fa ee. Dlsaster follows. G.o 6nelt sciiHia rtHe
tljgcoyers il he secret d 4 Ma IS !fc,4 pat
isha has a child, of ~ htcli Conn 81 .lolS syon!
Keller, whom she mo wi hat O. or, eIi 81 81
Ftrayal. is the father. n earl !. beside HIM
seIfBwlth IN ge 4 he old sol Her IN PA
EEind fingers. opens his pistol case EtsIld
saends for Won Keller. The l;lt ,$arrire,i
with proposal 4; OF vi narrc g. Az and
Schwart.c' sBconceptio e family S honorsllss
satisfied, hem N gda r1lect tlle false
lover, who deserted her 50 "a ghtl md sl 81
learns that not th 1ff;l
child ali her %rntl and scorn Sbl age on t
IN .,corcting irony a reconcilinti ton be-I
scoh ies tmpossib bic. for her great mo lher3 love
aoriiweighs Iall other cofsld era tions. AtA
:stlll5 more terrible scene ol.ows With her
father, who Is III Jana tic on his IDEAS Sof
honor, and II is only his deaf h that saves
him from the guilt OF numbering his own ~
daughter. IA 5.t 8 si AZ III "a.
38 Mr.. IF toward Icrrick, ormerly dramatic
critic OF The Richmond lines. is repre-
senting Miss Kennedy, being ~; advance van
of his i star. II s$5was In the city las 7 week
With Real Indians. 81
a the Academy Tuesday, matinee and
night, the romantic elodranla, & n II lie
FLAMING Arrpw,'' will be present. led. 8., Ills;
play Is from t he pen Of Lincoln J II Car
ter, that past-mhster5in the construction
OF nelodramaa and novel Effects, mad I'd
sd,tion to II com pany which is large and
artistlca strong. he has secured ma ny
novelties with which to add realism 10.
tho situations OF tho play, Among the
fenturesfare Moon DOG, a. famous va rrior;;
Red Flash; Clusters famous Indian scout, h