The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

the first ten rows OF the orchestra ~
* cents. the balance of the seats IN
.be orChestra and the first two rows
~ the balcony being purchasanle al
"a cents. Back Of the balcony 'front.'
rows the seats may be reserved 10.
az cents while the balcony rear VIII
offer admission for Is cents. Admis-
sion To the second balcony Will ne
10 cents at the matinee ana 10 Genus
Mt the night performances, IN TINS
halcony a special section will -he re-
served for colored people. coupon
tickets being offered for % cents, with
X cents as the general admission
price.
Hundreds of telephone requests
have come to the Lyric since the an
! nouncement of the opening nate
many of them asking reservation "i
sneciallv selected seats for the open :
/ ing weeks performances. All such
/ ino,rfries have been negatiVed. as ~
| is intended to place the seats TOT
Tho entire theater on sale when the
NOV once window rises at A. NJ
/ Monday next. AS an additionally at
tractive feature to the many local al
,,trers Of the Keith kind of vaudeville
which will insure the high class OF
the entertainment TO be oHereu' u
s,,hscrintion book will be on file at
the box office where those desiring
weekly seats may inscrthe fneff names
and be assured Of the same seats the
nirht of each week they choose TO
! attend.
seven acts of the best vaudeville
viii offer the entertainment and there
Iii also he a Pathe weekly of cur
rent events as the motion picture por-
ton of the bill. An orchestra or seven
nieces will furnish the musical enc
~ the nrograrn, and girl ushers VIII
he used To lead in the now world Ia
/ nous Keith style or entertalii.ei',
and treatment. An attractive p'li ol
features is planned for the oPe''lile
week.. and local amusement lovers are
wore than usually keen for the open
ing Of the new amusement palace.
East Lynn In Pictures.
The most interesting Offering or tne
4 hour In moving picture theatfiea,s 70
I announced for the Bijou theater' "nef.
+. r. Crafts wonderful nun teN,Nat "
! .trast LYNNE" will be exhibited com
,aencing Monday afternoon, August
| 25th. .os ,v .
co,rnanv of dramatic players or move
amid the beautiful natural scenery ol
4 the Seven River valley IN Westei
Eng,and where Ms. Henry Woo
aasjguated the locale OF HeF uHas iis
{,,gasafc Of iov~ and romance > - " e<'
/ Another circumstance that makes
tho production superior to the osua
4 stage presentation Ia the TACT that tnt
/ motion picture camera Is not pouhn ps
4 the limitations that govern the s'Ase
! scenes and incidents hitherto only de
/ scribed instead of acted in the presencs
! If the audience are shown on tht
screen with the utmost fidelity as te
detail. These include the mldnish'
I e,opement by carriage, the deatn o.
Earl Mount Severn. the shooting o.
Halliday, the old game Keeper, Lew
/ sons pursuit Of Lady Isabel on ths
sands OF Rolougne, the arrest IRA
! and ca ,act4a4a-o f-I.eNazsan-fof-
the wedding Of Archibald Carlyle ahe
Barbara Hare, and many other VITA
incidents now depicted for the mrs
time, making complete record OF tht
/ greatest love drama ever written.
This picture is different from al
4 others and marks a new epocn II
motion picture presentation In tha'
a serious attempt has been made &c
portray emotion upon the screen
] Hitherto producers have been content
to depict spectacular subjects in whicr
incident and action have been depend
ed upon solely
4 In this work distinguished artists
| have made their personality felt and
have projected their innermost feel
ings TO the screen. The elaborate
musical setting that has been pro-
vided completes the work Of giving
to q motion picture all the vital force
Of dramatic performance Will