The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

~ A-l-l.!-ll=---.!z -. =. 1870!
Il No matter what the calendar may indi-;
cate, with theat cal 4 pc ple the summer l
Is over, and d new season has begun.
Ordinary mortals. when tho foliage first
gins TO show signs OF the sea l..-
low {, tlier,sel the autumn e,
IS At hand hers. stage bands. nllli
look at the iithographs OF the Al. 8t 8
Field Ainstrels ana the Devil " "A ucsss
: ton, and say, nov Is the time 70 get
hustle on d ourselves. for we are up
against IL When these two SHOWS
hang their strearners. tho rssular sea s Y
has opened. G. hey are usually among the
B first in the field.
The Academy opens its season next
Tuesday the rnelod TIC, sensas .tI,
ct anes u HI, I y
this being tho twenty second e y: ason o.
that attrac tlon TT he IytDerky Bellies, Wall
DE the offering Thurs ay.,i y. 81 rs WI
#4 Manager Leaf his house has books ~
season Of excel lent tract = among
eS The new b ijou is rapi d Nv nearings COM
sDle,ion, and the. man cement exp tue
sesl fase PsaeGt sos ss as
Bijou WIN be opened N Sept
III: The romantic n1elodrama entI tied THE
I James Boys In Missouri is to Do pre-
n scented Ak the 5Ac denny next Tuesday mali
nee and night. Stirring Incidents based
upon the car cer ot iie% GUS = issonrl
3 despcradoes have been woven Init y the
VI play, with a. pretty love story and come
Very Clever come I'll 5sfS Z,
4ffSNrhila the name is a. DARN e one. Inc ne
play liz ot q highly moral tone and 2f rs.
4 ntsness interest and excl cement from ia lle
4 first curtain to he last. The lie Of the
James Boys Il is s l1oHn from the time
OF The Civll It'll the bullet fl ed
I by Bob Ford ended 4 he e. rser 81 ofs Jesse
The famous Blue Cut train robbery.
which took place near lndepe ndence ~ ~,
& 1t" is not a (. blood and thnnd er's5 play
N ms many OF the PRODUCTIONS based on inc
L lives OF the James Boys, have been, but
n Is a clean thrill ling mel odranla and pay
4 artisis. The com any3 carries It's /. own
specially constructe n scenery " hich -
necessary for the pTo per pr reduction OF the
play. It has real lied 81 stantial !, success
Sof the most elaborate scenic productions
ever put on the rs'a g &
For over a d fth o Ia fury chas. q:
"a Y ale has con ttniio usly kept the famous
3s..Devil's Auction - hefore the puDlic The
s coming season recording = he twenty .
ton. Every season Tor the past twenty
TWO years Il has been yisetl and bro INT
up to date by the introduc tion OF new
nnd timely matter. clever no Yel tleS. o. y
Y TUNES, imported and ma I've artists IN all
& branches Of the pro fessio s,l Z uous
EbaI,ets and special s. features IS that We're
exclusive to- this at tract ion. B.
55sf This year Mama ger Yale announce u ne
23rd itiong and promises that It Viii eS.
~ coed by far any 81 former pres entario ION Of
this great show p fo.. as sYslal with
II pletelY gone over. al sol ma tier has been
eliminated and new idea s, feat lures, scen-
y cry, costumes and mechanical effects SUBS
Y stituted unit not one old feature remains.
and I'd vaudeville features viii be- new.
The coined element Of sthe erformance
gagement of George n. lop a.ck- n very
aa ana and
son. d Mr.. Topack Will z q ppear as ',.ro by
the transformed donkey, and Miss w son
Y as ia net, he mil maid. ,.js
acter come Han, VIII enact the roll lot
The fe tpsyiiss Auction win rs al the
academy Wednesday 1sSt matinee and night
Harry smlthg 1g ,. mnsIe T., comedy
Pink q r a jana Cir W grotcsqne dancers,
sh ss ssa es
ii at the Mad isons SQUARE Theatre, VI New
4 York, ssi in years, had such "a succession
4 of packed audien ces as The z Liberty
& Bellies" enjoyed for over five months The
piece received UNIVERSAL praise from the
entire press there d as clever, dainty,
clean and dell htful lcal < pr.o:
3sduction,s 4 Y wa credited with originality
8 of story, comic Interest, attractiyeness
. 3fof lyrics and brig hit and catchy MUSIC.
( Since then still more novelties have been
y added. i I he ntesti being the pre- sent New
4 which viii be done 7by this CONF any with
are used in New York, The story ls very
y humorous and Is told In three acts. The
b first act represents a ID omit Dry IN 3 Mrs
Sprowl's Hudson AGA envy for Young
Ladies, The second act, a. Xii chen OF the
cooking school. n T. he Il third act, the Yer,
y anda and grounds of a htona BILE hote
!. IN FLORIDA. Yhe currall N, rises on che ssir
students Of Mrs, Sprowl' q acade lny. In
8duIging In q, ella ndestiI 81 mid IL mt. sup
per In one of,the dornlit tories, The ring.
leaders are 8AIargery Lee; a sta &c ~ TUCK
y girl played by .Iottie Z Stayeley ats q
The 9yV gard Of o. com pany, New York
d ana Dorothy Grey. her! ,schoo gchnm, Y bs
+ Anne Stuart. the clever young come lenae
Y These young women are engaged 70 SJa g
4 Everleigh, an Anna pol Is ca CT, PLAYED hy
4 Frank Farriugto on. and Phil, ! a, Yale stu