Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
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Here at the very end OF the season.
inc academy OF Music has busted
loose" again. and offers three whole
attractions in one week Tonight
Nine Kenny Lipzin. one of the most
eminent of the many capable Yiddish
actresses in America, will appear I'm
The Awakening.' Those familiar
with the performances offered by Yid
uish companies know the quality of
their art: those who have never avail.
cd themselves OF the opportunity To 500
what to them would he simply panto-
mime nave no conception of the mower
tul acting done by these Yiddish and
russian speaking players. Their facial
expressions are so fraught with mean
ing, their gestures are so illuminatiye
and the varied tones OF their voices arc
so significant, that oven one who does
not understand more than one word I'm
ten may follow the action closely.
ON Wednesday and Thursday. with
nhursuaE matinee. comes Edward
Pcple's immensely successful farce, "a
Palr OF Skies" which has been dcscrib-
cd both In New York and in Chicago ms
the funniest farce in the world" Mr..
Peple's The Prince Chap" and "Thc
ihttiest Rebel have been known for
years for their beauty and delicacy;
now he has turned his pen with equal
facility to writing sheer fun. one of
the most notable casts of the season
VIII appear in "A Pair OF Skies" includ
ing Oscar Figman, Orlando DAILY, Mary
Harper. Jane Meredith. Arthur Linden,
Adclyn Wesley and Eleanor Fairbanks.
or the Offering for Friday and Satur-
day, with Saturday matinee, 1t is ncccs-
sary only to say that 1t will be-
Howe's pictures The public will do
the rest.
For the sixty-sixth, and farewell.
week OF an engagement that has ex-
tended through the larger part of two
seasons. the Grayce Scott Company will
present Margaret Mayo's extremely
amusing farce, Baby Mine" The title
does not refer to a gold. silver or cop
per mine with facetious and infantile
name, but To regular baby, which
however. the heroine has no right TO
call hers 1t is the tangled web woven
ny her In her EFFORT to deceive her hus-
band into believing that it Is hers that
causes all tho comedy.
Al that theatrical mint commonly
known as the Lyric. the principal fca
lure Tor the first half of the week will
be recent Palace Theater hit, called
run In Monkey Music Hail." the
very title Of which indicates the M
ture of the act. other acts pro-
srammed arc Baptiste and Franconi
acrobats; Ruth and Kitty Henry, sing
ers and dancers: Bill Pruitt, cowboy
baritone" and the Dancing LIE Fevevres
For the first half OF the week the
Strand offers Rita Jolivet In a pic.
turization of Eleanor Ingram's novel
The Unafraid." Aside from the in
terest that attaches to the story and
play. this picture is worthy of note
because OF the fact that 1t serves to
introduce Rita Jolivct to the film
world. This young actress is not only
lovely In person. but is rapidly be-
coming recognized as one of the most
talented Of the Younger women of the
contemporary stage. She was selected
to play Marsinah 10 Otis Skinncrs
Hail. in that most wonderful of all
plays OF the Orient, "Kisnct" and won
personal triumph in the part In
conjunction with this feature the man
agement Will also show the Paramount
travel pictures. On Thursday. Friday
and Saturday William Elliott will be
seen at the Strand in the film version
or When We Were Twenty One"
Robert Warwick. who is considered
the handsomest man on the American
stage. will be the CoIoniars leading
picture man to-day and Tomorrow in
the five part photodrama. The Man
who Found Himself" adapted from a
play by George Broadhurst. In addi-
ton to The Man Who Found Him
se,a' the Colonial Will show to-mor-
row, only, first run" OF Charles
Chaplin In Tho Tramp" a. two-part
comedy, which is said to he the Fun
NEST play In which that star of tlm
comedy has ever appeared. Beginning
wednesday and continuing through
tho rest of the week. the Colonial will
present ono of the most prctcntious
hlns ever shown in Richmond--u nine
(. reel version OF Rex Bcach's full blooded
romance OF Alaskan life. "rhe Spoil
ers.' With that splendid actor. William
Farnum. in tho principal role.
The Superior's feature for the first
half Of the week. beginning today, is
the George Kleine spectacle. THE Last
Days Of Pompeii" in tho making OF
which II is said that more than 1000
persons were employed This great
picture has been seen In Richmond
before. so that It's wonders have been
widely talked about.
For to-day and tomorrow. the New
Thcater announces H. II. Warner I'm
The him version of The Ghost Break :
en-. which has also been seen and nd :
mirod here before.
Tonight, at the City Auditorium. the
eminent negro baritone. Harry Bur
leigh. will appear in concert. assisted
by the sabbath Glce Club. an orraui
%ation OF colored amateurs of Rich
mond. Burlcighs work has been the
subject OF glowing reviews from many
OF the sevcrcst critics In the country.
30 that his recital tonight Will almost
certainly he wdl worth hearing.