The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12

At the Colonial
Wilmer. Vincent d Wells have en-
gagged as a spectacular feature of the
new bill to open the Colonial tomor-
row, Between the Races" produced
by William Raynore and company.
An unusual expense attaches TO the
Offering Of this feature that has
scored such a memorable success on
the high price vaudeville circuits.
Dealing with the sport OF kings,
Between the Races promises to as
tablish new kind OF vaudeville sd
premacy in this city. Four people are
used in it's presentation, the scenes
of the story are drawn from life and
are remarkable for their accuracy
and vivid appeal SeenicaIIy and cleo
trioally IL 10 spectacular and would
succeed IL offered in pantomime.
Another distant novelty will be
offered by Maud Ronair and Joe
Ward, young man and woman In
comedy talking, singing and dancing
/ act. employing their skill and clever
| ness. It is q seaside scene recalling
! vacation days
! Lambert Brothers, pair of yosng
/ men In Il marvellous hand balancing
/ and posing act secured from the big
time circuit, viii supply "a third fea-
! tuYe OF the bill
Englands instrumental fsvorite.
| Dorothy Curtis, IN an exhibition Of
artistic violin playing, will add q
/ pleasing number.
JuRgier Lawtou, one OF those CO.
| centric comedy fellows. with pecu
liarly developed style, will round cut
! the vaudeville section.
| Perfect picture plays OF the beat
selected sort from those approved by
the National Board of Censors will
| complete the program to be offered
three times each day. the regular per
Torrance hours being set for 8
o'clock in the afternoon, with two
night performances beginning at 7:16
and 3 o'clock respectively.
At the Lahin.
For the coming week beginning with
matinee or Monday, Manager Toney
Of the Lubin ,heater, announces 8
vaudeville bill which ne said will be az
good as anything seen at his play
house this season. The new bill, il
Ia said practically covers the variety
field, there being four acts. each be-
ing worthy OF headline donors. In ad-
dition TO the quartet of vaudeville acts
several reels OF first run motion pic
lures will be shown.
| Comedy, singing ana dancing will be
the offering of the pretty Petite sisters
and both OF them are said TO be well
equipped 10 amuse and entertain the
Luhins big clientele. This act viii
include several of the latest songs
some graceful and enjoyable dancing
features and string Of the latest
jokes and bright bits Of repartee
Rice and Percivai, marvellous con
tortium feats and acrobatic dancing,
vary their entertainment with funny
stories. bright and clever sayings.
They have lot of new stunts which
are said to be unusually good. and
that will keep the audience laughing
the whole time they are on the stage
Janet Tate, the little Scotch Prima
Donna, offers one OF the finest acts in
vaudeville. She will sing a number
OF new songs and will display many
attractive gowns. This famous little
entertainer has a treat in store for the
patrons OF this popular playhouse, and
no one should fail to see them, as the
admission price Is only ten cents. and
this act alone is worth many times
that price.
Linv CASTOR, English singing come
dfenne and champion dancer OF Great
Britain, is the fourth act on the bill
and she win perform some OF the most
remarks BILE daHcinE feass witnessed
at the Lubin. Her act liz entirely diff
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