The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
AT the Academy 4,

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u Monday3 ana tuesday, NJ atinec and i>lllght,
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y "Wednesday Might, nr,e. 5szun,oWska. B
ii Thursday, Matinee and 65 ~ Di1t, owes
js8 N, swing ri eture s. 81 $ ti J s$S
81 Frtday. S"aNVi nsonlc ynnis.' M III # s;jl
SATURDAY. atInec and rlgi't,1' q SOL, Of
s5t Rest. = II VI N s. II tt NJ So I
At the Bijou.
n Blaney's Mclodrania Across the Pas lflc''
all The week, WIFI he usual mat lhecs.
33S5 There It's certainly variety enough TO
suit Sall$tastcs In the osferines that VIII
be NJ the rlayhouses this week That
delighiful singer OF folk songs, Ghauncey
II Olcott, opens the week III the Academy.
\ md then In the ii following orde Y he
II Bills at tint house will be Nine. Szun1oW-
IL ska, iii ranist whose name the writer.
" would rat lierSEriteath than pronouncc; N ov-
s&ing Pictures. said$t be the best. ever
shown P;tula Edwards. n co mic opc,ra
& and Nit wills, in tho musical q tt1si'rdity,
~ Son OF Rest The l3ljou - iiafe
ESliveliest nielodrn,n;ts, cross Pa 81
IL fic \ with$TInrry Clay t1alaney in the cast.
Olcott as ference.
Chimney olcott--..h he itself Is
4 musical and suggests dainty ballads and
$ .oilcklnE foil son s--will 5presen his new
q play rerence,',9 ii drama tizution of tho
& floYci OF that name ut the AGA DENY to-
( morrow and Tuesday night wit TUESDAY ia
matinee i iss ii t8fS
VI t,hnuincey Olcott. comedian and charm
s8 fnE singer. has for ten or more years
NJ been most successful in tile North, ana.
Il IS Il consdered Al ono 4 of The best ballnd
II singers I'm America X This 4 is his first
III Soulhern$itour and lie Will be seen in MS
II aatcst # play. sss s "a u S5 I, NJ !.
."sTercnce'' breathes the atTosp hcre I, 9 4 I,
81 ireland sof to-day and will be the .fir
& modern Irish play I'M which Al Glcott
~ his been seen. WIS ss {i5lE
The new piece ellis of Il brave! young
81 Fellow, 3 Tic last OF the famous family Of,
n Desmond. wv q. liter an absence OF ten
4 YEARS in India, returns to- Ireland and
II; finds his eststegln tho hands Of 2 3sclenn-
d, Ing lawy TO galn Ills 1,r operss Ne ee
N DISCUSSES himself and drives "a The public
VI mail-coach between shule and I3allybay.
81 or course, the Inevitable tumble Into
X love comes to the gallant young fell oW,s
At ana the girl, beautiful, wealthy dam
" sci returns Ills love, even when she thinks
e him only a lowly-born driver; his bravery
h On helping hergto save her sis ter from q
II his true colors, bring the two b togethe
with the pros pcct Of q @happy -ever- s'f:
AS the sentlen1an coach driver, Mr..
b Olcott, 1T; Is said, has made the success
,8of his career In New. YorlS c ~, a one
p way heatre 5, where =,
Tor seven weeks, Mr. Olcot tt and II erence"
+ were tS the attraction, the patronage was
uniformly 1eirge and the appre citation
marked at every rformance ~ estern
N cities also have praised X the Play the 3!
VI Lroduction,S the compan ", and, y q bove all
3s$ Mr.. Olcott himself, without stint. II
s2 Mr. Olcott will sing new son gs Q ppro-
nriate Is the story. The -four Which he
q iias3written for Terence ire '"I'ne5 GIT
81 Used to Know 4, Sonny Boy
Y .%.aiyS Own Dear irish Queen, land Tick,
81 n ck, Toe. " u.s.
"A Great Pianist.
81 II Academy OF Music patrons will hear
q ~ etnesday d ght for the first limo in two
" years ibysa concert pianist, In the person
ri of Nine. AntIonette Szunowsks- Ada M
q dwslsl a Polish pianste&and a musician
ri Of the first ran M me. s'znln k;l5 VIII
M ne a supported II by Mrs "a Ildegard& EIpfTr
man Iiuss, ii soprano singer OF New YorS,
aud wife OF the talented composer. HGury
4 III olden Iuss, who, on one or two onca-
sions has appeared In Richmond. Miss
Edith Cornell, OF New York, another
artistic Of ability, will be the accom-.
" pianist, VI Il 3l 81 ~.
!. 5 Nine. Zunowska- Adamowska is the
Il only pupil of Paderewski 81
sss Those who are fortunate enough to
hear Nine. szuynowska, to sayBnothing Of
the auxiliaries to- her programme, viii
"A be treated 10 music such as emanatcs only
& from tile soul Of a master, and as care
fully treated az though the composer in
n person directed. Particularly isth!s'true
M OF the Chopin numbers where the bril-
n aiancv$ Of tone coloring will show in per-
e fcctlon. S
81 Piano soos-ta) l,astorale, Scarlatti;
as. ~ capriccio. scarlattl; (c) Sonata i