The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-11

was satlrical at the expense of tho
aristocracy of Great Britain, he at least
was clever and witty.
Those who have not read the pisv
In book form, and who have not had
the opportunity to see 1t, will be. sur
prlsed at the ending, which is decidedly
happy. They will. no doubt, be sur
prfsed that 1t is q rather brilliant
sermon on morals Oscar Wilde was
popularity supposed to be lacking d in
TINS regard, but the fact remains TINT
ne Knew better than many. for he was
experienced. that tho way Of the trans
Eressor is hard and the wages Of sin
Is death. This is the subject OF his
sermon in Lady Windermere's Fan"
The company has been augmented
ny another Richmond young woman.
MISS White, very pretty blonde. In
necd' MISS La Nerne's company ia ia
nous for it's good-looking young WON
en-. Miss Carter. Miss Won Buelow,. Miss
Shelby. Miss IIaber and Miss Crawford
all being remarkably comeiy. IN
Lady Windermere's Fan" they will
nave an opportunity to display their
Wonderful gowns to ADVANTAGE. and
Judging from what they have already
shown in this line some rare frocks
Will be seen.
Kings OF Comedy Mt tic Colonial.
with four acts OF the five arranged
Tor the vaudeville bill to open to-mor-
row at the Colonial constructed for
comedy purposes alone. Wilmer, Vim
cent &c Wells have provided for ,yeel,
OF laughter. and in it's variety the new
weeks gathering of comedy celebrities
| should succeed to as a brilliant n enc
cess as has yet been scored at that
most popular of theatres. From the
high-p price vaudeville ranks there has
! oeen booked that pair OF famous funny
fellows. Barnes and King, whose bur.
lesque magical exhibition is one of the
sue -splitting offerings of the yaude-
vile field. Barnes himself, IAN excel
rent maSacia nand Dalmist. is an enter
tanner OF high rank, and the exposition
or his difficult feats by the partner
Sing. together with the humor injected
by tho latter who is one Of the most
original of comedians, bids fair to place
ms Phir az among the best laugh
makers or the entire season
with the beauty of Ethel Kirk ana
her prima donna singing equipment.
connined with the comedy gifts of tbe
POP, singing comedian, Billy Fog
artE. there is promised one Sf the ma
ticuiariy bright features. Their spe
ciaily adapted songs. together with the
original and entertaining dialogue Ia !,
earned them brackets wherever tbev
nave appeared on the big time yal,de-
! Vile circuits
Tom Katz's Night Out" rarcical
/ t., - sSh' VIII De presented by
Ed. Z. Jordan and his company of
.Hree. people. This little tale of the
rlghts out of a happily married man
member of many clubs whose absences
almost wreck the happiness of a home
provides fund OF amusement ana is
capably presented %
IN Gale Stewart. singing comedi-
enne' framing her beauty. in some
gowns of wondrous charm Of construco
tlon. VIII be heard ono of Die best
OF singing girls. giving her brilliant
voice to the vocalization of some new
and specially written lyrics
Rounding out the vaudeville section
VIII be the acrobatic comedy Offering
Of Sully and Larson. q pair Of youne.
men. equally popular because of their
knockabout comedy antics as for the
original and difficult athletic feats Of
fered.
Perfect picture plays of the best type,