The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music--Dsrk.
Bijou-.The Three Twins" matinee
and night.
ColoniaI-Vaudeville.
Observation-Disclosures Musical COMEDY.
Lubin-Vaudeyfiie.

MT. Paul Gilmore.
Tuesday night at the Academy OF
Music, Margaret Ellington rang out the
old year with the sombre beauty oil
her art; yesterday, as II to symocnze
the rawness of the new year, the man
agement of the theatre rang in Mr.
Paul Gilmore
NOTE: Follow copy. please, Mr..
Printer-never mind the style-book
You may set the names OF lesser
lights. David Warfeld- Otis Skinner,
J. Forbes Robertson and the like,
without prehxes, but this mans name
is Mr. Paul Gilmore-Just like that
he has il put that way on all
his paper. pictures and all. and proper
respect must be shown him, II 1t
takes every capital you've got II you
run out of upper case Ms set "Signor.'
| or Herr" or Doc" or Cap. or any
old title. but don't print his name
without prefix or title as II he were
. just an ordinary actor.
! For Mr.. Paul Gilmore is more than
an actor: ne is a storming genius. He
! has accomplished a thing that no other
actor has ever achieved. certainly in
my day, and, when this wonder,co'n-
| pelling feat is detailed he viii be
| hailed as-well, he will be hailed with
| loud hailings
Listen and marvel. SEASON or two
| ago. Henry Miller. one or the hiiest
| actors and ablest producers in America
| presented in New York a play by H. ;.
| sheldon. called The Havoc with
himself in the leading role. Al once
thSTe was an almost. unanimous out
burst of applause and praise from me
| metropolitan critics. both for the play
and for the actor producer. Henry Mil
Ter. The play had a long run. and II
| was generally conceded that, spiehdiu
actor though ne had been for many
/ wears Henry Miller had never done
! better work than in "The Havoc TINS
by way of forewo~d- NcW see "hat
| NIr. Paul Gilmore has achieved
| In a little four-sheet 'hoater, wh1ch
came to this desk some months ago,
: the announcement is made on its front
! page of the approaching appearance
Of Mr.. Paul Gilmore and ASSOCIATE
; PLAYERS in THE Havoc by Fl. :. smell
don" The rest of the interesting NttIe
paper contains pictures OF Henry
| Miller and his company in scenes ~ ohl
s.The Havoc" and number OF extracts
from reviews of the ppy by newspaper
critics and others. In every cne u
| mentioned. that star is. NOT heh'E
Miller. but Mr. Paul Gilmore
Mr.. paul Gilmore superb in re-
narkable play" from the New orh
has ever done" from the New York
Tribune. For Paul Gilmore as actor
a new play called The Havoc WIS
selected by Paul Gilmore as MANAGER
with such skill that again the actor
manager scored an immediate MT
a delight and Paul Gilmo>e's own deli
cate subtle. Illuminating and compel
ling performance is a proof that the
art OF acting is not dead, rom
statement by Edwin Milton Royle are
only a few evidences of Mr. Paul Gil
more's marvellous genius. Coiislu :.
what he has brought about, ponuer IL
, He has taken The Havoc, Henry
Miller having relinquished ~, ana haS
PLAYED II outside OF New 1ork-NerN
much outside. since Tuesday night ne
played Fredericksburg-an yet mas
lcompassed the incredible result OF
lplaying il with such wireless force
such telepathic strength. such inlsatY
Herztian waves of mental suggestion
that Ob!iterating space in It's carry
iingpoWcr. his genius has projected u
self 10 the brains Of these men in New
| York and has caused them 10 iorSet
! Henry Miller. to ignore his prodaction
and to lavish praise upon Mr. Paul
! Gilmore.
I And yet. in spite OF this wondrous
| protective power. in neither OF the Nv O
! performances given at the Academy OF
| Music yesterday by this superInan. this
! human wireless system and his asso-
: ciate players" was there the shS ntcst
E SUGGESTION Of the delicacy. the subtlety
I or skfll nv which the New York critics
md been 30 impre ssed-at long DIS
tauce on the contrary. As The Havoc
/ was presented. IL was such traNessy.
I such A caricature Of the art OF acting
( THAT whatever Of strength. interest Or
dramatic possibility hs "lth.h -"
| play itself was -eltirely ooScurco-
| II Il understood that this orSdnilt-
.icn .,ISsiled EN- last summer in SUI
I folk Winchester and other towns on
is automobile route. but TO book u ia
house nike the Academy OF Music IS
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