The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
AT the Academy.

uesday Nign u. 1o9ers q oe''e, = q
.8s& Wednesday Night, Jeftrles as "D- 's|'y
SATURDAY, Matinee and Night, "Thci.
II Player MaId.nn 4s q B 5i.a II I q
At thefBijou. .8
For II Brothers Crime" all y the
week with the usual matlnees = 93
The Rogers Brothers.
II 3B5, The 81 over popular and entertaining
n Rogers Brothers, who have become fiX-s
nj lures In the esteem OF the theatre golli1E
8SSpliblic, Il Will make their appearance a.
B2l tie Academy on next Tuesday night. IN
(. 1SjnwTand Erlangers production OF ohm
u h. FENfcNally,s lat est musical farce, writ
fen for these entertainers, Tho Rogers
q BROTHERS In Paris, This will be the
s seventh reduction OF q new piece IN y
which these comedians have been seen IN
81 twill be found it is said, that the
5 material provided for the Rogers Broth 4
Y ers this year BY Mr. s1fcNally is by far
INA hest and most interesting that he.
has vet given them. He has 58 erected
"A a very comic h structure which teens
ID with sensational interest the spirit \ OF
K sensation even pervading the chotuses
ana ems n1bles. The lyrics are by! g eo.s
W.. Hobart. the author of the n famous Is
John Henry stories who has contri i-t
Il butcd a large number Of Very come
Is q described as very "musicianly, yet
4 possesslng the popular jingle E%wl y, !!
makes the airs Of L n production OF Il t lil
character so M trnct tive 4.
IL the arrangement Of this product ~ ion,s
y Klaw and Erlange insisted s5 th l 81 ing
Il Keynote Of the Whole thing should pe
Il absolute novelty. One of the big tentur 's
represent lost grapl heal man x Ct Stae
@strikins Incidents that occur = g fNrHe1 en- II
The story viii be told In three ncts.and
Y tiVe scenes ,S$ The scene Sof the first act IS
1.-The famous Bal Boullierin the Latin q uar-
terNof Paris. During the, Interpretation
B Of the story sixteen great music
Sbers presented by both PRINCIPALS and nj
n chorus will be introduced, withsyery elab--2
& crate costuming. The principal support
8ine4 cha IA cters arc played By ] osephinei
WA Cola II. formerly OF the -Four Cohansii
Dorothy Hunting, Bessie de y Ole Emily
N,oe John Conroy. Gorge Austin Moore !
William Tnylor ~ Frank s9Y otng osenh
v + i. b. Foley, Julia Sastmar LILY
Hart Iir and SWilllnasl Torpey. a The ground
ork OF Mr.. Mem VS. u ow. comic story
u AZ ali Ingenious compilation which x IN !
wolves two Il Young Americans, who H are
I visiting Paris with their fflances.
Ja1nes Jeffries Wednesda
8JeffrIes in the rolc Of an actor Is not
"a a new one for the champion, for he had,
38 "a very successful season In The Man
& From the West In which 3lie appeared
III at the leading theatres In the east, anu
81 as .'Davy Crockett. in the play OF the
4 same name, no is 4 credited with giving
\ d thoroughly natural and attractive ! rem !
idition Of the part Of he famous back isl
w,oodsman which Is hallowed by the
II memory OF. the late Frank Mayo.
d j effries did not act on his own voli-
6 tion in undertaking the revival OF the
u standard American romance OF the from
4 tier but was prompt ed by no less an
N authority than Charles Frohman, the.
4 famous theatrical mama ger Of New a ork,
who after. witnessing the champions por-
Y trrlyal gof the lead ing role In THE Man
from the West, 7, said; E"Jeffrles. you will