The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-11
WHAT THE THEATRES OFFER

suitable vehicle. Lots of fun. OF the
clean and wholesome kind. is prom
ised during the entire performance.
and the new songs rendered by Mr..
Wilson will be classed among the best
in his repertoire. They include When
You Part From the Girl You Love-
Her Smith," still as the Might" and
a selection OF his favorite yodels.
The scenes are laid in the CobIintz
hotel, situated on the banks OF the
river Rhine. and in the Austrian Ty-
rol. The story tells of the many hum
orous complications in which an i'm
poverished Prince Of the German En-
pore becomes involved in his endeav-
ors to free himself from an alliance
with an American widow, old enough
to be his mother SO that he can marry
her attractive young niece.
The Stampede.
A. c, Delamater during the past
few seasons has steadily come to the
front as a producing theatrical man
ager: in fact, his success has been
considered In the amusement world
as little less than phenomenal. In y
recent interview he attributed his
success largely to the fact that he is
producer OF clean plays only. Those
that net only appeal to what Is term
ed the better class Of theatre patrons
who are regular theatregoers but the
church-g going element. who rarely at
tend the theatre except when such
productions as Ben Hur." The Old
Homestead" THE Passing Of the
Third Floor Back" and similar plays
are to be seen. Although Mr.. Della
mater was identified with comic opera
productions for several years he was
never connected In any capacity with
one that was not absolutely clean as.
for lance. Dolly Warden and
Nsnen Johnny Comes Marching
Home"
His productions this season will In
clude Charlotte Walker. a famous
Belaaco star. In q rehabilitation OF
The TRAN Of the Lonesome Pine, :"
by John Fox. Jr.; William Hawtrcy.
the famous English comedian and
his London players in Dear Old
Billy" q clean farce, which has been
playing for the past four months in
Chicago and promises to run for many
more weeks to come. A dramatixation
OF Joseph c. Linooin's quaint novel,
ICY Whittaker's Place" and a stu
pendous scenic production Of The
Stampede" by Cecil b. De Mile. with
Lillian Buckingham in the stellar
role of Wanga. haifbreed Indian.
to be presented at Che Bijou Theatre
this week. with the usual Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mattnees,
At the Colonial.
The Kountry Kids. who have this
week established 4 memorable sue
cess at the Colonial. are to remain for
another week Of funmaking at that
theatre. The "Kids' Will Introduce
another jolly musical piayiet. carry
ine the title. June Time Frolics."
In the working out OF this amusing
little piece Will BE- lot OF new funny
stories and merry quips. q complete
list Of new and up-to-t the minute
songs clever dancing numUVrs ana
novel stage effects. All Of the popu-
lar young people will have his or her
own share Of tho amusement to offer
and the new weeks bill bids fair to
raise their popularity to a higher
notch than hAs this weeks Offering.
or the other vaudeville features one
will b the singing Ana talking NUM-
Der Of Frank KAnnplain ana Lou Deli.
= natty young comodian and I charm-
laalx 11n$ty Giri 1hsis's = On act