The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-04
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Acndemy-Dnrk.
Hiiou-.The Aiucty and Nine"
IdieW0Od-Nild Animal Show.
Jefferson Northumberland bauer
Bauer Here Tonight.

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Bauer Here Tonight.
a treat out OF the ordinary IS IN
store for local music-loySTs who gattena
the recital OF Harold Bauer To- night.
There are few pinnists to-day WHOSE
reputation is more armly established
among discerning %cr tics. and none
f mefSs s, ptpI Bauer 81 able to make Ave
American tours in@the course Of sis
material successes with each Is SUM-
cicntly convincing proof Of his Well
earned fame, sfi
German parentage. AS one OF bis can
did admirers has said. he Is musician
from the crest OF his broad brimmed
hat to, the soles OF his British boots.
sters are. sat SIZED to. conflne exhibi
tions OF incipiert genius to a dlspla!
Of skill IN manufaetnring kites an ,3
p Dhsn musical instinct. Eneous
aged by his parents. both OF whom
We're musical. he took up the study OF
the viol n and became SO proficient that
tenth birthday. For several years
though at the same time he was also
dsWvahaaF n Wsa SIN p'ano f lis teens
Paderewski was attracted to the youth
full musician, and It was due to that
great artists advice that Bauer finally
uSSlOEO W tlOt saNc LUG lt1OtIu AOl tiaIA1S
years Under Paderewski's direction.
and later under other famous mas
terG; and when he made his European
veloped to a stage Of perfection which
led to his instant recognition. His sub
sequent successes have borne out that
first 8verdict OF approval.
The program for tonight Is as fol-
ii. "Sonta Eroica." on. 81. 2. Macpowell
.Rss Aben a; sXufs 4,
S Marnm, "a as esi ln der
rem "Ende vom Lied NJ
a. 60 Prelude Fugue and Variation,
Is, oP Balsaroiia G g.. GSaSsr
as Preiads in 5 fiat s 9 o.: IL -
Emanuel Moor
A At the Bijou. !, s.
Y. THE Ninety ], and Nine'' IS q melodra
audience though sli s chilly iii 0i? as'
might owing to the low temperate
nevertheless gave the ~productlon as
4 warm g reception. as was possible under
4 quent applause, . as tn 9 drama got under
4 way, the audience thawed out consid-
I erably before The last act. The prairie
Teens hs tn1a aot p asaas
Z tors, and when the hero engineer. who
y had Just taken q bath to so Der up Tin
1.-The play, Of course J, call for yolun1
4 cab and throw water on him as they
4 sped through the burning forest, the
d audience was almost warm. 81
4 The play may pc called g (. temper
speeches that are almost sermons. Tbs
i Eaudience seemed to be In thorough
sympathy with the good cause, (, a = :
lsf ~ nf had Drink
received enough applause. E, repay NJ, Mn
for the quickly formed re soly y M y,
Rayq2ae Wh!pp!s e Hgth gak aio W no5
\ read her lines with as much expression
as she might gEastlng very o O. ! e J
g schoo!glrl declaiming but Y, sn ne m g;
her point clear the I; audie S.. l Mns,
ais thss ess ss WoFk ,hs easl
u Wild Animal Show. r. 4
AT the Farari Jungle the acts ars
q all entertain ne. " It'll Just enough 81. eS
element interpersed TO keep ne / inter TER
SSsThe Lion Hunt" In which Rober,
II NfaoPh erson Is seen at every per form
ance, is spectacular and thrillln I'm lF
4 Three benefits are scheduled for tl1.
n Jungle In the near future, the first
occurring to-morrow Whsn the. Sldnes,,
lbFagy f'%na III he IN afsSs, ,Irei
II lis the henefi c!ary and on ~ esday, Feb
81 Iruary j TIL, q the a. unni Assopiat 4on E
the WolnaEl's "a Go llage WI hayA n :bene
from present Indications larE
crowds NIL Y bes out on ca oh OF thess
q occasio on q, t{)eNV ari JUS n tlona at tn
Il 200 ipsnrlnf a Az please eyenin 70 tll
Il kvh0$ attend sSsS
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