The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

prleatcss OF the sacred i emple Of Tanit,
the Moon Goddess ignorant and innocent
OF any physie;sl emotion until she meets
the terriPlG N1atho who exerts an almost
lhypp.aet1c power over her.
ISThe eight scenes Of the play were paint
ed sby three different artists. Mr.. Logan
Reid, ] oseph Physioc. and Alexander Cor.
bett, and the costumes were designed by
Mrs. Seidle OF the Metropolitan Opera
| House, New York. Much attention has
been paid to the incidental music, which
is the work Of Henry K Hadaey. the
well known composer OF symphonies and
the highest musical classics; this music
! includes tho chant sung In the temples
and the martial music Of both the Car
thagenlans and Barbarian armies. Among
| the company OF players are Wadsworth
Harris. Thos. Coffin Cooke. Harry Barton.
Ina Brooks and little Walter Burris
D'Orsay in "Pawtucket. K
Through tho medium OF Kirk La shello's
production OF THE Earl OF Pawtucket,"",
by Augustus Thomas. Mr.. Lawrence D Or
say sprang at once into the very front
frank OF present day stars, and he en-5
| joys with the play the distinctionrso OF
being the only attraction. aside from a
musical comedy, to run an entire season
i through hot summer and well into;
| the following season at Broadway,
theatre in New York. Subsequently Mr.
! ,D'Orsay and his original New York COM
fpany played a highly successful engage
I,menti at tie Majestic Theatre. Boston. ana
at Powers's Theatre In Chicago. and Rich
IImond ,tlpeatrc-gocrs will now have an OPP.
|Iportunity to SEQ this famous company,
which is booked for the Academy OF
Music for Wednesday matinee and night
! For tho theme OF this comedy, Mr.,
! Thomas has chosen the adventures OF an
| English nobleman Lord Cardington. who
| has seen on several occasions and fallen
| In love with Harriet Fordyce the d.
vorced wife Of Montgomery Putnam. Put
nam Is friend Of Cardlngtons and Is
/ living In London safe from the annoy
ance Of allmony- collecting lawyers.
! Cardington has never had the opportunity
Of an Introduction to the lady with whom
he is smitten. but on orle occasion has
pointed her out to Putnam and conhded
to him his regard for her, and Is unable
to discover the reason for his friends
amusement IF
He goes to America incogn,to. For
the purpose Of more eff otiyely carrying
/, out tho deception. he has provided hlm-
4 self witha little red pocket .memorandum
in which arc recorded some Yankee forms
OF expressing up-to-date English For
far pc u from Lore 5NaFuHleEoH, WtH I'VE
nonoce his draw and his Plccadll ly-cut
clothes, To- hava any one suspect that he
Is an Englshman.
Tho Academy patrons expressed such
approval OF "rhe Earl Of Tawtucket" last
( season that Mr. La Shelle has decided
to repeat tho performance IN Richmond
this season, this time, however with
Lawrence DOrsay the star and his
4 famous company, 'S
John w. Vogel's Ministries,
sIinstrelsy has been, and promises te
continue toba, q fayorlte form of iamuse-
ment, Of tho theatre going public, Ms
Promptly Mt the appointed hour the cur,
tain rises, and from that moment until
the Anal you have fun without an inter-
mission, Songs OF sentiment by the
4 worlds creates, yocalists, comic dittles