The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13


TO have role out OF which he gets q
is the leading woman, and I-eonora
Watson is the prina donna. She Is
said to have a high soprano voice that
Is almost sensat ional. Other prominent
members OF the cast are Albert Froom,
Charles w. Meyers. Charles Airing,
George Z. Roman, Robert Algter,
Alfred Cahill, Eddie Bowers, Herbert
Price. Florinne Sweetman. Hattie
Delaro-Barnes, Helen Cayyan, Marie
Naskow. Margaret Seriple. Marguerite
Strasselli and Jessie Si-nnis.
r. II. Burnside wrote the book and
lyrics. and the music of The Tourists"
was composed by Gustav Kerker. The
music is described as .'typically ker-
kertan.' Among the numbers that
sound catchy are: ITS Nice 10 Have q
Sweetheart Love is Wonderful
Thing That's the Time" Dear Old
Broadway" Keep on Doing Some
thing They Lived TO be loved in
VAIN I'm Raugaapang.' .Wouldn't
You Like to Know Which One Shall
We Marry" and shes Always Told
the Truth"
The environment affords ample OPP
portunity 10 be lavish in the matter
of establishment. and the producers
may be expected to furnish an elabo-
rate scenic equipment
.'The Skating Rink Girl
The new musical farce. THE Skating
Rink Girl will be on view at the
Academy Wednesday night. Thomas
Coffin Cooke heads the cast, while
others in the company are Bon. Hob
son, Joseph MacNichol, Bert Angeles,
Lucy Parker, Jean Ward Resale Rose
nd anti aiI ~ ba
pany, like all well-regulated musical
comedies. carries q chorus of girls.
Among the musical numbers announced
are ZOO Lou."-"Why Was / Ever Born
Lazy around There Every Night"
and MY Dixie Band
"Candy Ilid- at Biiou.
Ray Raymond, in THE Candy Kid
melodrama with musical relief as
II liz described on the bills, comes 10 the
Bijou this week. The specifications are
as follows: Thirty-tive people IN the
cast. eight musical hits, chorus of
singing girls and Il real comedian. The
story OF the play is admitted to be
highly sensational the meIodrama
being termed Exceptionally original
The scenes are laid in the United States
ana South America. Raymond last sea-
son appeared in The Cowboy Girl
ana Is SG4G 10 nave even u bsNleT I9sfl
as the kid" kilroy and Brftton are
responsible for the production. and II
is claimed that they have left nothing
undone to make It attractive. With
thespatrons of the Bijou. Raymond wiii
no doubt be the candy" all the week
,uilers @Iol RANCH
The cowboys are coming. Indeed.
unless there has been some mlshap,
such as the holding up" or breaking
down of their train which IS not like
~. they should be here this morning.
Reservoir Park to-day viii look like
the wild and woody West when all OF
the paraphernalia OF the Miller Broth
rrs' Wild West Snow is scattered over
The grounds. Big canyas-topped
wagons. rolling heavily in the direc-
ton OF the Horse SHOW Building. WIFI
disturb the early morning slurlbcr OF
many of Ricimond'S residents to-day.
and If the rude awakening from Sab
bath sleep should annoy some people,
it viii at least afford delight to every
boy within sound of the wagon wheels.
And il will not cause any great annoy
ance to many boys who have been pot-
ing quite number OF years. 1t is
more than likely that they VIII feel the
! need of little walk this morning, and
/ that its direction will be west ward
And when they bring up al the ranch,
/ and accidentally strike upon some old
acquaintance they will feel like a boy
/ playing hockey from school and meet
I ing his teacher, Then they viii remen-
/ Der that each is on the same mission,
and they Will walk off together in the
| direction uf the horse tents, and ii viii
1 be all right.
! The Western people to be brought
I herr Nv Million I3rgt hprg pr t,s. al