The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
7JoLLY9 CHORUS WITH THE SHOW GIRL AT THE BIJOU7

the evening Of October 9. last who missed f.i
d good d thing when they nissed jtseslng'
~ hat misunderstanding esden$ china g
lonely .tThe AIarrlag go 4 OF III tty,Hl will
have others hpnce AT oraed8 them at the
I same house next sat lay Il matt and ~
night he com pan y was such an NJ ~
stirels good one, he 50 delightfully
funny, and the re ginallsds 81 Max W.
5Fi,sn,an -Yon such popular favor hat they
are playing ret urn d ates overt ne same
territory q r. "a
"The }AIarrlag &c 81 & Ilit tys, depicts the In
convenient md amusing itua tons eHplNed
out OF rs marriage entered between ElNa. n
Berino SilVertoh and Sir Reg Ina ID SEelsize,,.:
,lnknowl$to each q Their, IN TO so is
sfyfthe OK lgeneles WI l%of II egin - s
uncle by which he y loses some j, ooo
pounds, sterling, u year, he Is rlot;
married ny Il csrta In datc. RE IS lxious
to marry az Peruvian widow; by g she
as specifically mentioned In lie VIII as
the one he should not marry conses5
suuently he 4 nlarPles tho pennll less 10 ~ z I
and higl-spirited IL tty who NAL esi her
self ligly$fol the occasion. nd he leaves
after making n liberal settlepent upon.
the BRIDE. John; Trayers. FREUD and SO
Hector &; Sir ngnal 3, Ulcers 8lthe
whole affair. intending that Ktt ~, sinai \
fdIynrce ler husband, who Will F}t licllS be
Eat liberty Ia espousos The other woman
hut they meet $ag gain and 81 hIngss don't
turn out as intended B; ii II ia q he most
amusing computations of tho COM N then
begin n and Max TI,igman's dGligh'flg
8cnmody work seen Il 9 nd want The
Wheeling r giste said sofS This piece :$l 2
,ils calculated &in three short hours 70
wipe out Tho tro.lblesao OF e bad ~
Erolewhicll was played by BE tina Gerard,
who slicd last Sunda W ", n Il II "a ]
g$s or NJ, Mas ~ Lyman, who = tnrs jointly
with Shor, n lie Il trimss-D d patch Is critic
said after tllee first engager1er '5
''rbe Marriage ipf i tty!'9,3 Is IN delightful
comedy. replotas with brig hit speeches and
clever satire. IA ter the first ne ttle comedy
sls full % q amusing sltuat Ions ana the
dialogue prlst los ttla bits ot satire
or English society a, rI'heras were those
3ciated tito the fulles II extent,
Mr.. Max 1riglnatl played Il he Eng lsh
.baronet Sir Reginal Id $l3e lsize. Wl III tine
drolery. giving al I'll t hose 4 tito VI touches
of sloWness OF 5lllanner and speecll which
Eare geperallp supposed to be u part Of
IA The chara teristlcs OF tho Tins isl, nobility
tofs the type no Fepresented's l The others
r III lllG gcaSI ware lfely cHpHDl ~ Az
tho production proved most entertaining
ll,to liz lout. &, II NJ. 4 !. "
1.-THE Show Girl
is, q Whitney's beautiful production
a s..,Tle SHOW Cir, n will ne seel at he
Bijou Theatre this yYrels n g Isl described
as a Jolly bit I oe tomfoolery The book
Isl by r.. "A. Barnet, who is y he author
of those foremost successes sue Ii as 1917 =
lsior, From Paris,
83Iyjttls Christopher Y etc, 8a H.,II Hearfa.
who 4 Ia co-author OF t.l,fle end erfoot,' y
and u. AZ. Eorliss are responsible for
III emusic, the tunefnl nGss Of which is
largely pesponsl tlcs& far II he lcordial re-
eeptlph ns corded the pieee sill New York.
F,oston, I'Iliadnlp ilia and al y he !. other
large castern ell issI Where the I,la y Inns
been produced, Among me- numbers
Which have heeor,a pop " q IN q are lif-
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