The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-18
10 matter what timc It Is revived.

no matter what time II Is revived
MISS Julia Joynes, who. as cousin
Kitty" danced the Hornpipe, and
Otis Alfriend. as Dick Deadeye. we're
easily the hits of the show, along with
the rollickins chorus of society girls
and men. and were met with perfect
storm of applause upon their entrance
on the stage Miss .Ioynes nus several
times appeared before Richmond
audiences in amateur affairs and her
graceful dance last evening which
was Il mere introduction" proved one
OF the most delightful feature; Of the
first act Dick Deadcyc was as dread
ful and terrifying as one could wis.,,
with real salty fling to his legs,
besides an unusually good voice.
The cast comprises some of the best
musical talent in anna teur circles here,
and 1t looked for all tho world. except
for the modern touch to costumes, like
the painted Pinafore cards of ones
childhood. Mrs. Hotchlsiss, who played
the role of Josephine, has a lovely
soprano voice. and wore several beau.
tif'il gowns and hats. and her several
songs were encored n number of times
Lewis VI. Boyd. as Ralph Rackstraw,
who has splendid voice, made a very
attractive lover and came in for n
large share OF applause. William No
land. as Sir Joseph Porter. *. c. r..
sang the hit of the evening so far as
the songs were concerned-"Whcn |
Was Lad"-and his customary at
tltude" toward his sisters and his
cousins and his aunts" was quite pro-
found and very distinguished. Dear
Little Buttercup.H as bly, taken by
Mrs. Frederick Gilmore. was Just as
charming and graceful as the part
portrays, and hci. wonderful voice is
most pleasing. Miss Lettice Woodward
was perfectly charming Hebe, and
her song in the last act was much APP
plauded. II. Il. IteatherstOne was {,
very fetching Captain Corcoran. with
the greatest possible amount of gold
braid strcwn about over his costume.
and was quito as solicltous OF his men
as WORTHY Captain Reecc. command
by eight of the girls from the chorus
was very graceful. and the girls were
encored several times.
The entire chorus-men and girls
was very lively. and the jolly tars
seemed to drag inspiration from the
fact that Sir Joseph once polished M
the handle to the big front door and
almost cleaned the scenery OF the
stage In the first act And speaking
round of applause for the stage set
ting and scenery Of IL. NJ. S. Pima fore.
Mason White, the boa tswain had a
regular dcep-sca voice. and his mate
Charles Harris. was decidedly one OF
the best actors in the cnst. The mid
shipmitc. Master James Taylor. seemed
quite stationary and immovabie. and
his presence on board seemed all due
to the fact that he looked adorable
handing the bouquets over the foot
lights
OF course, everybody was there. Tho
house was packed and numbers turned
away. Several Wedding parties and
ono or two Governors and otherwise
distinguished men We're noted, and
the beautifully Gowncd women made
the audience sight for other days
when every body knew everybody tina,
went everywhere.
There Will be another performance
tonight.
just Guns. @
DO your worst. Jack Bentley thun-
dercd Jesse James In THE James Boys
In Missouri" yesterday-and lack die
H. despite tho tornado of Kisses from
the gallery that threatened to blow