The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Il, termed three feet OF comedy. viii
round out the vaudeville bill In mer-
rs fashion.
Perfect picture plays Of the excel
lent colon'a variety. and after APP
prevail by the National Board Of Cen
sorship, will complete the expensive bill
with the fun and instruction they req
ufarly offer, and three performances
will be given each day. matinee n
8 o'clock and two night performances.
starting respectively at 1:ia and
o'clock.
One OF the ciassiest features In she
best-time vaudeville field, the Willis
Family. two brothers and two sisters.
will supply the piece de resistance OF
the new vaudeville bill to open for the
week at the Empire tomorrow. Thsis
musical talents will be displayed In
, the playing Of brass and stringed ;n-
struments. and their repertoire will
include many classic numbers. togeth-
er with plenty Of the popular pieces
so quick Of appeal to the public ear.
The class of this Offering was demon
strated at Chase's. in Washington. a
few weeks ago, when they proved to
be one OF the simon-pure features Of a
lengthy BILL
Stylish entertainers in An elaborate
" dressed singing number viii APP
pear in Frank Pierce and Evelyn
Roslyn. They are fitted as entertain
ers through q wide musical comedy
experience. trained voices and charm
Ing pers onalities, and. it is said, the
wardrobe worn by Miss Pierce will be
a delight to femininity
A combination Of elevsrness In witty
repartee and well-seIected singing
numbers. all for the fun OF 1t. will be
the means used by Cleary and Tracey,
a young man and young woman, TO
establish popularity at this thea
ire.
A comedy sketch dealing with the
marriage question. which will always
remain riddle to some minds, will
be the humorous Offering OF Harry
Better and company of three people,
the playlet being called "A Matri-
monial Blizzard"
Jack Lynch. modestly calling him.
self dancer. will show some OF the
most Interesting terpsichorean steps in
soft shoes and clogg!ng IDEAS in wood
en- shoes. thus rounding out the vaude-
vile bill.
Photopiays of the best variety Sc
lected. after Endorsement by the IA
iondl CcuSOTS, Will complete q SpIcn-
did bill to be offered three times eacn
day, the regular matinee starting 81
o'clock. aDG two night performances.
occurring at 7:30 and O'Clock.
Superior Theatre View Opeu.
The new theatre on Sixth Street, be-
tween Grace and Broad Streets. was
thrown open to the public on Friday
evening.
This edifice has been erected By W.
d. Turner at cost approximately of
$4,000, and is one OF the prettiest
most eonvs nient and safest theatres OF
the entire country. Nothing has been
sighted nor expense considered by the
promoters and managers Of this amuse-
ment house. It IS a gem Of architec-
ture of which all Richmond should
be proud
The very best and latest photo
plays are given out to the public at
the Superior. and nothing that can
offend the NEST delicate or refined
taste will be tolerated by the manage
menf.
Photopiays by stars. such ~ Flor
ence Turner G. n Anderson. Maurice
Costello. Arthur johnson and other
h;Sh-clsss actors. are being portrayed
without q fault. but to the delight Of
the patrons Of the house. The pic
tarcs are new every day
The orchestral and vocal music 10 nf
a high class aud Is rendered in most
pleasing and attractive manner by
skilled musicians The superior -