The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-05
Naughty Princess'
Musical Comedy at
Lyric Tomorrow

An event extraordinary In the sum
!. mer season of theeLyric will be the
engagemnt of William b.. Friedlander' s
pig scenic and spectacular production
OF The Naughty Princess" which will
supplant vaudeville for the first half of
the week. Performances will be given
az the same hours of the regular vau-
neville schedule. There will be no ad-
vance, in prices. Manager Sim Allen
announces
The Naughty Princess has every
.hing two dollar" travelling COM
bination can offer and all at popular
prices. Everything is brand new.
oceaically' it is revelation. the Palm
Beach setting in particular costing the
friedlander firm a pretty penny. The
electrical effects are out of the ordinary
and treat is in store for all who
witness any performance of THE
Naughty Princess" The costumes are
many and the most exclusive and at
Taetive money could buy
The music OF The Naughty Princess
is worth two dollars OF any man s
money and audiences will be RECALLED
with such musical successes as Homo
zulu Lou" Love Comes But Once,
"Heiio, America" Take OF a Little
Bit, Mary" The Auction" and Teach
vac now 10 SWIM. EjaGn Is n gem III
itself and written in William r. Fried
Iander's happiest vein. The book by
win NJ. Hough is iminaginative. orig
inal, humorous, abounts in excruciat-
Ing funny climaxes and permits q
large and capable cast to display Its
stage wares to the ultimate satisfac-
tion of everybody7
Old FavoriteS in Cast.
In the high salaried cast may he
found such faVorites as Elanore. Sutter
James Mclean, Jack Fischer. Ted Ar
mond, Jessie stuart. weston Burtis and
Ethel Fischer, There IS splendid
chorus Of mixed voices. with pretty
girls predominatlns in divers costumes
of novel designs.
The Naughty Princess has a pretty
little love storv--two in fact--with q
number of complex situations that sup.
ply the PLAYERS with unlimited oppor
tunitics Its a cork'ns big production
offered IN tabloid form
The Nauehty Princess" Is the joint
work Of william r. Fried!ander and
VIII II. Hough and they@have supplied
the operetta with snappy dialogue
4 witty sayings, smart repartee. huuor-
ous climates and musical gems thai
combine to make the production com
plete In every particular phase. some
cf the numbers are especially pleastne
70 the ear and their catchy refrains
are sure To be whistied long after the
show has left town.
There !s a big singing chorus Of rret
~ girls who sing and dance and MAKE
numerous costume changes. The
chorus is also augmented by malt
voices All told The Naughty Prin.
cess" is a regular two dollar" show
playing at popular prices In vaude.
willie
Recently of vaudeville.
Vaudeville will re-entcr with th'
Thursday matinee. the array II sttrac,
tons covering q wide field of enter
tainment Occupying a prominent $40
or the bill is the ROYAL Hussar sex
tettc. six dashiny girls, who play OF
variety 81 Instruments ard rlav al
well The girls are pretty and shape
" and Il iavish display ~ costumc'
lends to the sene attractiveness o
this act
Rose and Moon orirI9al lauEhnaak
srs and dancers extraordinary. hav
u roysterirg Hbtrl oy nonsense AM
present u series 90 dances IN which ~
rewest jass sters ard figures are Ell
fectf.-~ly introduced
Cordrav and Roberts, formerly o
the musical comedv stays will offe
hraez- n2ft& vaudeville ala ham,
eomrrfnwI{ng Of music n nd comedy
hilarious ll4ckface .fap- Is the ss'e
ciaity 81 the kaufman Brothers a vec
satile team Of voe&ifstS- and comedians
coon shouting and rapidfre natter ar