The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndemy--"In Mizzoura.n
HlJou-"Drcnm City,
!uie woOd-Sumncr Amuscments.I
CoiGh iaf-NfOvinE Plctures.
Mhjcstic-VnudcvIlIc
new week OF the G!ffen Com.
pany's season at the Academy OF
Music VIII begin tonight with a
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l7flE new week OF the G!ffen Com,
| banys season at the Academy OF
S WIN begin tonight with
| handsome production OF Angus
~, tus Thomas's famous comedy .fp
Mizzoura." The play was last rresent.
ca mere by Nat c. Goodwin's company.
Ne Me- f Eael,ard Bennett VIII be seen in
Mr. Goodwin's old role. Jim Radburn
part TO which he is admirably adapt.
81. Mss 6rayce Scott will be lie
pretty little college girl who falls ia
iove with the train robber
Miss Margaret Fuller has a role thar
sives hcr ample scope for an adequate
display OF her capabilities as an emo.
,ionaL actress. George Howell, Ralph
Frank Patton Charles Lai, and others
roles. tii''
,s The play play Is in four acts. the scene
tention 10 detail has been given TO each
or the stage settings by Mr.. Giffen.
Joe Nernon's blacksmith shop. In the
third act. Is gem OF stage realism.
shown.
one of the characters in this scene
RS JOE lernon's assistant To add TO
the effectiveness, Mr.. Gften has secured
the forge each night to the stage OF
the academy with The sweat and CRIME
OF the days work upon MIN. He is
zoe a. Garter. smithy employed In
I
Eighth Street. -
Herbert Curtis. popular Richmond
noy, with several years experience on
me road with theatrical companies. has
peen engaged for small part In THIS
weeks production. Mr.. Curtis will
play keil:.
Matinee performances VIII be given
as usual on Wednesday and SATURDAY
The performance Tonight is for the
benefit OF the children's Fairgrounds
and the kindergarten movement.
"Drenm Cltyh mt the BiJou.
the patrons of the Bijou will well
come come this week the old favorites Lit
chip. Mar Marble. Johnnie John
tanchionettl. and the big beauty
chorus. They viii present for a week
me New York success, Dream City
With the same cast that appeared IN
all the large cities at higher prices.
This Will be the last week but one
OF the present season. as after the
engagement Of Professor Lee. the
hypnotist. next week. the theatre will
close for the summer.
Good Things mt lakewood.
Owing to the illness OF Al HAYNES,
program in ! the Casino at Lakewood
Park. his engagement has been can
celed and another act. one OF the best
obtainable from the Keith and Proc
place rIa the The Remainder .ss Of the a IL
bin Will be seen as previously an
nounced. The Harlem Brothers, COM
edy bar acrobats, and the Bates Musi-
cal Trio, with the new act to arrive
to-day and the new motion pictures.
will make up the Offering in the open
air theatre The dancing pavilion
opened Saturday evening, and .Profes.
sor STEMS orchestra as well as the
lakewood Concert Band furnished tho
music. The pavilion was crowded.
Professor Stein Will also look after
the dancing floor. and gives assurance
that absolutely no improper conduct
will be permitted at any time.
N Nlatinees will be given in the Casino .
every afternoon this week, commencing
at S o'clock. The night performance
begins al o'clock. The Japanese tea
ing, and Might and Morning" will be
ready shortly thereafter. The Foolish
House" is doing capacity business
at the Colonial.
The present weeks bill at the Co
lonnl promises to be even more pop6o
lar than that Of the opening week.
Such well known artists as Ada Jones:
Marie Beaugarde. Hugh g. Sully and
the famous Georgia Minstrels will be
shown on the cameraphone, and Mr..
singer. will introduce several Of the
newest illustrated songs. A Very beau
tiful coored motion picture will be
exhibited the first three days of the
week. IT Is entitled 1.-THE .Veatal." and
Is expected to cause as great sem
sation here as 1t has done elsewhere.
There are many other attractive fea-
lures on the bill