The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
Woodland II |:
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Chief Hulce found No SObjec-
tionableBF Features $in Per
for1nance. aj
IBRlLLlANT AUDIENCE: } e. q THERE. |: { Il

Chief Of Police IIulce. plains Whit
lock- and Kerse. Inspector Epps, Police
Detectives Tomlinson. Wren and Nc
N1ahan Sergeant Holdscroft, Irivates
Clarlsson ana IT oler and an audience that
filled nearly every seat In the Academy
last night witnessed as pretty and as
clean a productiollia as Richmond has ever
seen. "a } 81 si3t
Woodland, !, !. i Ienry W. savages beau 4
|5tiful musical fantasy, OF al produtctlo
Imaginable " least deserves Sce nsorshl hlp,8
is a. spectacle iii which children shoulu lt
reyel. 10 X them 4 t. is x n perfect fairy
tale, and 1t was noticed last night $that n q
quito Al number of young folks were 5 N
The T audience was one Of the very best
aof5 the season, there being only few
attrac tIons this year that have drawn ,,s g
more representative gathering tmflslli m -, w
messed the productio lon last ''e't -
were five box pnrt les. S 1, 3 -. Z,
Nh Chief IIulce arrived at the ACADEMY l 9
few minutes before 8 o'clock and II was
.evident that he thought he had q avery
unI,leasant dutyEto PERFORM II g az once once
q. " NIo nagcr Rex and Mr. Percy sage.
thc mn nager OF the production and all, ask go go
|if any change was to be tnauc ~ - y
lnerformance or n the coustulnins. ~ -
Igentlelnen assured the .u
was not as there was 8nDsolutcly
ohiact lonnblc to eliminate. Tho periorll Z
Mo- would be given In every de1al1,. en-
aat,,, q III Ia d been produced N other
a,.,a. f',yhere 1t had met with tho most
cordial. and even enthus site ferep'iua'. -
Thc'' Chief read the order he nay ~, =,
fceived, and which, he stateu' i'e Niu'S1 !
comply with tosthe letter, .,,,,, (, ,,,on
,,.het her' there was any scene ~ me pr 2!
s..,,,a 80 similar TO certain ones p'c-
1871 -, nn tho autographs one 70 Wl1lcll
~. w., ~ ,iectlon seemed to nave q pcei.
raised was that showing q .u...ou ...,n,, q, =
,unn,nn IN scant attire. percneu upo'' 80 !
,,mbs fof trees, Mr. sage uet...eu ~ ha-
these autographs were ot.y .,,, Natures. No
,,ae they made attractive !,
u,, tauso .nanes would be presented aurl,.s .,I
s.'cl. sona ncs, Clearly the Mayors op-
Wy pa not 10 the limbs OF the t.vees,
l.,,naoa,nnd,, has III It's company 60
rronp OF chorus girls as ~ 1a''Ye
4 ever been this wa 7. /, ~, ncers hey
| = 'rr,,c 70 tho word OF me v I,
were nerched onithel limbs q tress. Ean,, and
g,rl representsa blrd ot =, n,v, !, !
4 they NJ ~ rhe most prudish could tnd
.ne fa,,t With the dress of these clihFMi, ~ !,
~ ..,a tnres "A re presenting as tHey dld
1 ths hs s,ynctcst su warblers of the forest.
a Novel Creation
.1uood, n nj ii, its conceptionis IS, one o.
M most novel Great lions that has been !,
}pive1, "a tho stage. There are. no llotlh14
MY, s. tho c,,st, They arc all winged crea-
TIRES H es The Eagle, most naturally. y kins
Of the air and his eoIrs mt,as y e9nponea 81 olice
Of chief Justice loW
4 Rooster and pr, Is.avens N court pIlss.- !.
cian. eiaS Then there rs the blue jay,8 who ts
4; I'm n = politician; the Prince Eagle, he'll
& E the throne miss Nightingale, Il con-
Cert s's singer; Polly Porrot, gosslpins
widow & LADY Peacock, (. society leader
sTenny T. Wren, 4 Miss Turtle Dove, Lad
4 IIawk3 Miss Canary. Lieut. tenant Sparrow
al S ths tbs cadets and a. whole lot Of Other
spa li rows al chIrpy AS any of their kind
i THE story Is quite a humorous one. m q J
4 1.-The assions Of man being simply trans,
j Iferred tn thd breasts OF the fea tlllered V
lQonttn,led ON Second Page,l iii