The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
THEATRES
Acndc,l,y.
Tuesday. matinee and night--"Wbeel
OF Love" Dark remainder OF week.
nIjou.
Z Avn Meols- -"Black Crook.'

Niinr. Gndsi<i COming.
Nine. Johanna Gadskl, who IS 4
I no the opening attraction OF TIN
Charlton-Cosby subscription concerts
Is pre-emInent among Wagnerian so
pranos to-day. -Four four successiv,
Reasons the prima donna has devoted
herself to concert and recital, ant
each year has materially added t.
her reputation. Her return to opera
last season when Mr.. Conreid at las
succoeded in securing her for the
r,teat Wagnerian roles which first
brought her fai.e. was welcomed III
New York with extraordinary enthu-
aiasm. No prima donna of the pres
ant day is more universally admired
titan Mime. Gadski. and no singer in
America takes rank ahead of her
whether in popularity or in the bril-
liancy of her art. That she Will add
special lustre to the subscription se-
ries which she Is to open November
18th goes without saying.
Among the patrons of the Charlton
Cosby concerts are the following:
n. II. Mayo, Thos. L. Moore, Jos. Il.
Willard, Mrs. r. a. Patterson, NJ. o.
Brooks Mrs. Adolph Dill, Mrs, NJ G.
Anderson. DIR. ]. A. Whit, Thos. At
kinson, Miss Nina Randolph. j. G. Cor.
Icy. Dr. L. Z. McFaden, DR.. clifton
Miller. Eppa Hunton, Jr., Frank Me-
Carthy, Mrs. G.. A. Davenport, Thos.
Whttet. Edward C. Mayo, Mrs. John
*. Branch, II. w. Hazard, Lilburn T..
Myers. Miss Mamie Baughman, DR..
Nm. S. Gordon. Miss Katharine Halves,
Mrs. II. G. Buchanan, Arthur Cannon,
Miss Etie Aylett Cofer, Mrs. NJ B..
Thomas, Mrs. A. Beirne Blair. Miss e.
*. Branch. Miss Annie Louise Rtdn-
hardt. Miss Myrtle BEDFORD, Bassett
Hough, 4,.rs. l.. L. Tucker. Mrs. Ernest
H. Cosby. Mrs. NJ. A. Martin. FL. S. Wal
lerstein, Cary Jacobs, Malcolm Bruce.
Miss Lee Ingles, Clarence Low, Mrs.
Geo. A. Hanson. A. K. Parker, c. W.
Tanner, Arthur Cannon, w. B. Ander
son. Miss Louise Lewis. Mrs. Clarence
Millheiser, Il. ~. Baughman, Jr., Mrs.
NJ. j. HUBBARD, Miss Edith Clemens,
Mrs. C. L. Harris Miss C. II. Johnson,
DR.. w. Fl. o. McGehee, r. L. Tucker v.
Jlrich. Peter Mc1lwaine. Norman Call,
y. NJ. Lewis Jr.. Jno. S. Burnett DR..
ID. a. Kuyk, Mrs. r. H. Ell 1T, Miss
Belle Johnson. G. II. Talbot, IT., l.. b.
Slaughter, W. C. Sprinkle, Jacob Cans,
Mrs. II. L. Corey. Arthur Kyle Davis,
John T. Butler, a. P. Chapman. G.
Watson James, Jr.. I. Thalheimer,
David Leary. Jr.. Alex c. COPELAND,
Mrs. Thos. Hewitt, Robt. e. Anderson,
w. b. Nelson. Mrs. Gertrude Luce. a.
Stanley Montgomery, DR.. j. Shelton
Horseley, c. c. Chaplin. S. Galeski. Mrs.
Ivan Maltby, Emerson Rohleder.
Shepherd Webb, A. B. Guigon. Mrs.
Frank Duke. Miss Mabel Sims, DR..
VIM. Fleming.
At the Academy.
Paul Gilmore. who has always been
favorite with Richmond theatre
goers. will come to the Academy Tues
day, matinee and night. for two per-
formances only, bringing an up-to-
dato comedy. 1.-THE Wheel of Love-"
by George V. Hobart, arthur
of Mcintyre & Heath's The Ham
Tree" Comm Thro' tile rye the
great vaudeville hit Song Birds"
May TWINS last years success. Mrs.
Wilson," eleven John Henry books.
and many others. In 1.-THE Wheel of
Love- he has followed the same line
of thought and action.
The first act in THE Wheel of Love-
.akes place in the reception hall of
Gramercy Inn. Lake Hoptacong. and
this scene will strike popular chord
viii: the audience, it being so natural
and beautiful in every respect. Mr..
Gilmore has the role of Jack Hartley,
manly character. which he portrays
in a manner which leaves nothing to
be desired. while his supporting COM
pany has been picked with an eye to
the fitness OF each individual for the
role he or she is called upon to play.
From Lake Hoptacopg the scene of
action shifts to New York City to the
office of Horace st. Clair & Co., which
is an alias assumed By Jack Hartley
or Paul Gilmore. while the third and
final act takes place at Rosebud Ranch,
in Texas. In the role of Jack Hartley,
Mr. Gilmore has the part of a young
Western ranchman. who hobs In among
his studious and scholarly uncle and
timid, aunt in his automobile. and in
his own breezy Western fashion pro-
reeds to fall in love with the one girl
IN the world with whom he should
not have fallen In love, AMI carries GU.
his deception even with his sweetheart
AS usual. everything Is straig: tened
out before the fssisof tie final curtain,
At the Bijou.
At the Bijou all this week, with