The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
TTHE THEAT TRES THIS WEEK
All the Academy.

! yS9I4 At the Academy.
Monday tlaht----,'..1r-e xas.' . +. IS ,.,,.,,
wednesday mat,nee---sav ge's ne ne
sultan OF Sulli,', ,,.r..
3 rhursday nqht--Vlola B. Allen In ''1 re- he
gl5 Winters r ale. VA III N, !. 2,
Il Friday matinee and lght--Aioerea4 "a.
latin In IA Clean Slate q tl8s n
At the BLOT. d
ntiis Last Dollar.' all the week, WITH ''e
Sy5siusuai m atinees. 81 55@ y sf t,}.
4 81 Get exas. !" 's
Texns tho new play OF r RAJ q !, ne,
.waicil comes to the Academy OF MUSIC vs.,
t9-morrow night, is notaple io ~. 1 ~
varsity Of characters, and the eXceealllns
Il IinVerncss With which tho author, Jane
" Srnuiln FeigI. has drawn these same
S1hY,irinrs. There lis "Oklahomy,'N whose
hjTections are pretty evenly divided Pc
I tWeef, \ the ..vidder Pepperc.olrn orr, hn ,l
$SsnsSYhitc Mule Rye; Tank, Wni ~. II
ready and willing TO give up MS ap tllli
IS NH 5whn SAWS chat "thar comes a times
i;afinost men ! lives when money holds q I.
SE,I5orc consolr' hand than religion.
Z nSi,.1rc q "Pasuuale" trcacherous. glow.
! rrinr and vindctive, Colonel SUCK 3S'c,
I. west open handed and generous, ..J W.
11allaln' the hero. phard rldins SIZE ~. ~
shooting, and, strange as 'n ., se s,,s
u & st,.a ,lyc,. to the taste of whlskey, aiiu
INST. but not least pretty Texas WEST si.,
.be 5lovelv daughter Of tho plains, WIN WIZ
e sa,,,on, every cowboy on the big ranch
q 4. 'Inn3iy In love Texas remarkable
success is largely due to this splen az
character drawing. without when 'l, ny ~
lest written play In the world IS dooin ~
= to failure. 81 IL ii Y ID
"T1e Sultan OF Sulu.
ia musical treat has been PROVIDED .l .lor
II lie patrons OF the Academy for = ~, utsuas
N fSi,t1 wednesday nights, With w ednesaay
f,,,at,nee. when tie Ade-Wathall musicai
Il III ira. 3lsTha Sultan Of Suit" will be pre-
$srnted. n This delightful opera. Win IN, US
1sae,, fncisive humor and brilliant sslti l''
8isSsnot new to patrons OF lnuslcai
tons ms yit enjoyed SIX mo TINS 5lEi -,
ut Wallack's Theatre in New e or r ~, ru,,u
$playet long engagements In Chicag to US
A HI Philadelphia and other q Il es, - :
Comes here heralded as one of the most
\ sies tantial and las ting successes q ,l rs
An years. i AS suggested sEby It's Iltle'
b..rihe$ sultan 4 3 of hi Sulu recites certain
events supposed to have occurred ~ !, tl'e
Philippine Islands during the = I 1 ,.,
INVASION The potentate Is q Wh slG ~.
md mol ygamous individual. 11e occupies
the throne or Sulu,; or Jolo the u &iarsest
If the Southern islands OF the Phllippine
group. The American invasion ana 10 me
arrival Of a company Of solaiers COM col,
,nanded by Lieutenant Hardy Y {. - A. ~
"a civilize the monarch, add to !, MS COM
spl,cations, which are already large i q
liz has recently appropriated eight OF g
ehboring chiefs. wives. and war Is
Imminent. Matters nre stralg hte eln s out
some what by the Judge Advoca.t to-, VINO INC
5compels tile Sultan to divorce a.! !, ms ms
wives But one, and Uncle Sans SOLDIERS
Immediately, fall in love with the others
and marry them The Judge Advocate.
10 a strong minded maiden lady OF IN. theE
Bostonese type. She has for n her !, as = !,
$sistants four New England soh CT
q teachers, who are pretty and de1n 1l ana
dance SO gracefully that they. too. WIN
Z tile susceptible Sultans love the momen1
lIa#beholds them. Civilization, with us
cocktails, alimony and other incidents Ia Pc
o,ililr to modern life,g sits heavily upon I
Il tine comic potentate, so much 80, IN la q
that he Is unable to live up to the new
u state Of affairs and is cast into one n OF
1is own iails. He is liberated, u now
ever. on a legal Technically. ana nh az
II made / Governor Of his own island. The
5 sultan's retnue sofi wives. soldiers, couir r