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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

: nnenings II American musical ,ife,
Miss Case is an artist whose stare
aresence is no less effective than her
heautifui vcice. which is clear, fiu:s-
like and flexible. Her ability TO color
every tone, added % an elegance Of
style and authority in interpretation
makes her one OF the most brilliant
OF the younger school Of anarats stAsn
now before the public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

CONTINUED on Sixth Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
BRITISH governments
BATTLE PICTURES HERE


While history IL being made upon
the battlenelds OF Europe, the British
government is recording It on the
ala. that the present wey may be re.
told accurately ans wildly in aas
future
These pictures. made for the
archives OF the British museum are
to be exhibited in Richmond this week
they have never been seen OUTSIDE
the metropolitan cities. Realizing the
resa Of funds for war relief work,
William X. Vanderbilt arranged with
the British government TO exhibit
various or these pictures throughout
the United States. the proceeds OF
such exhibitions to 60 to various or
wanixatio active In the relief OF the
distress OF the conflict. He therefore
organized the Government Pictures
incorporation and brouht TO the United
states the pictures OF the Retreat o.
the Germans at the Battle OF ArrAa
ana arranged for their presentation.
The highest bidders for these pics
lures proved to be the vaudeville
nowers' and therefore they are to be
seen exclusively Ia the theaters ccn-
,rolled by these powers. the entire pro-
ceeds for their rental going fhronxh
Mr.. ysndriilt to abate the suffering
abroad. Already ssea.eeo have been
given TO the American Anhulance
Corps.
.srhe Retreat OF the Germans IT
the Battle OF Arras shows the heroic
drive OF the allies in every detail II
brings TO every spectator tbs great
guns spouting steel. You see this
machine guns raining md. You see
The hand grenades explode. You see
the shells burst and blow whole de-
tachments h,sh into the air ana dir
huge craters into the soil Yoc see
the rush over the top Of the trenches
You see hand to hand bayonet
struggles with the enemy. You see the
enormous supply camps. You see the
huge British tanks pioughfuE alone
over every obstacle, tearing down
barbed wire acknowledgements, vaulting
crater holes. haster.ng down various
their objective a German trench
In fact these pictures are the real
thing and BY all odds the grestest war
pictures that have ever he&n made
and the most sensational that have
ever been exhibited. The terror and
excitement Of the colossal struggle
with one ARMY Of millions drivtn
another before II hrlnw to your reaf-
ration prohs My for the f~st time snst
what modern warfare realls means.
'.The Retreat o. the Cer1rans at
Tho Battle of Arrrs' q already
familiar, because OF cable reports and
government dispat~ hes, to every Amer
can who realizes that sooner Or later
he ID to become = direct part OF the
yreat war for democracy. The heroism
I the British forces the. saiiantry OF
he French the wonderful work OF
indaunted Belgium: In fact the mar
velous test of strength and courage
OF every soldier on the Western battle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

" than to place all thsir eggs In enc
basket" in the form OF q tremend-
Gus Investment in an extravanEanxa.
and see the axtravagAnsa faded away
from the American stage.
That New York b not alone n the
appreciation Of this form Of entertain.
rnent IL demonstrated By the fact that
after the New York run '~Robinscn
Crusoe. yr.." was sent out for . short
tour. which proved such success
that the organisation has now b@sn
out more than = ysar and has broken
box ONCE records in almost every city
played. from Boston to San Francisco
It IL now contemplated by tins man
a cement to bring Mr.. Jolson and his
fellow merry makers 10 the winter
garden In December to enter upon re-
hearsAis fer . second edition Of "Rcb-
inson Crsasoe. IT. which prohahty win
he known ~ Good Friday In order
TO enable Joison 10 remain In the role
that has proven - successful
Moreover, rival arrangements are
scurrytng right and left In search OF
modern books" for 4 similar type Of
extravagsnsA may be expected, during
the coming season. Ne&riy evsry
nursery rhyme and most Of the class
les have IT some time bean employed
AS the basis for m extravaganna. For
instance thsre have been 1t least threS
Tremendous shows. Of this. sert hasea
upon thsa st0ry Of "Aohinson CrusoA.
Jr.," and research recently disclosed
the fact that more than 4 century ago
one wes staged at the Theatsr Regal.
Drury Lane Londcn, In which the then
world famous clown 0rtmaIdt played
precisely the same role that the super
clown JoIson plays tsdAy. Friday,
That 'sRobins0n Cxusoe. ~" 10 the
genuine article y attested by the fact
that Il could revive the old familiar
term spear nrrisr-' for he chorus.
inarsnuch ~ one number b staked In
which the HAPPY Aappies'' carry
spears. something TINT has not hpsn
seen since the rTsesnt generation OF
'thsAtergosrs weln ehildrsa. And there
10 also 1 numAsr In which the chorus
wields the time-honored. but almost
fcrsottsns word IT. honest -to-good-
ness AxtravA4ansA structure win be
recognized by old timers through the
fact that the attraction carries It's
special train Of scenery and effects
to provide the tan big scenes that are
crowded into two acts
From the foregoing II may be seen
that local amusement lovers have only
q few days to wait for opportunity 10
be transported back as many years
In the twinkling OF an eye
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
AT THE THEATERS

be a in of the
Of
In
practically all the sps who originally with hn
the ana best Of all male and equally chic
smile and all the beauties Winter Garden
Ram Tddls"
=
her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
Real Broadway
Show Coming

IL straws may be said to indicate
there In = significance worthy Of watch
ting in the coming visit OF Al Joison
and his supporting company from the
New York winter garden in Robin
scn cresce. Ir,, - which il scheduled
to appear at the Academy of Music
Tuesday and Wednesday. with a NATL
noe on Wednesday.
The Broadway temple Of frcthy fun
And frolic known as the winter garden
has. probably more than any other
agency. been responsible for the
yattIy bang form OF entertainment
tsrMed the revue From the opening
Of ~ Doors some seven years ago IT
has been com uritted to the revue
policy. and when In February Of 1913
Il announced Jc.scn as a musical cs-
travagAnxA the wise owls OF Broad
way were incredulous. II In the tradi-
ton Of Broadway 20 30 forward
never bnckward--to surrender the
solid substance of today for the neb-
uloqs roth that tomorrow promises.
sIn1feforA. tho idea that the winter
garden ma nagement would reach back
Into the aim past TO resurrect dead
and forgotten form OF entertainment.
was beyond belief
But this was precisely what the win
ster garden mana cement aid to secure
d setting for its hrixftekt and most
scintiliating gem--Jolscn. And when
Broadway recovered from the shock
blaae Broadway realised that II had
been deprivtng itself Of u whole lot
Of fun for n long time. and hocked to
the winter garden In tumuitous
thousands for nearly SIX months to
plaeH its stamp Of approval upon the
L. fvsx@
Just how revolutionary this inno-
Walton was. may Be realised when one
takes an inventory Of the situation.
The musical sxtravaEanxe. which
robinson Crusoe, Jr." typinea. IL
probably the oldest form OF musical
comedy known to the stage. II had
its origin ~ big institution In the
English pantomine. which to this day
monopciixes the London stage dur
ing tho holiday period Early In the
development Of the American stage
ed to this country In the form OF
speetAcuiarixed comic opera and
supsriative musical comedy, One Of
the most noteworthy OF the early
extrayafanzas was The Black Crook. !"
vnich procably will never be forgot
ten. The extravaganza reached It's
greatest probability and public favor
In the. days OF the iafe Davfd Hendef-
son, 4 quarter OF century ago. The
tremendous cost involved and the diff.
ficuity Of securing comedians. capable
of entertaining an audience through
out an eveninE--fcr the extrava-
ganGa IL essentially one man show.
backed by lavish display OF feminine
puichrftude--led to the abandonment
OF this type of shoy following the de-
struction OF blue Beard, Jr." at the
III fated Iroauis theater a decade ago.
Managers found it a more inviting field
so~ -rloff comedies fnrces. and TO-
vuss ct comparatively small cost rath-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
GREATEST WAR DRAMA is
TO BE ADDED FEATURE OF
49, LYRICS VAUDEVILLE BILLS

ously funny comedy Offering They
are expert laugh producers whose line
of nonsense never fails to convulse
This ciassiest corps of women tn
sfrumentaiists now before the public
fs the way Rita Mario and her sing
Ing orchestra Is rescribed.
Ten Pretty Girls.
Rita Mario's orchestra Is composed
Of ten charming girls. who PLAYS
charming music. In addition to the
ensembles OF the orchestra, there are
and flutes and vocalists Miss Rita
Mario la a maestro of intellingence.
soul and command. Her baton is on
the pulse of each one of the ladies
who COMPOSE her orchestra. and while
the number does not compare to the
symphony orchestras heard in con-
cert, In tone and interpretation, 1t does
not suffer by comparison with other
musical organizations,
The Mystic Bird. =
Laughter. novelty and sprightly
musical number make aliurfng the
show that comes the latter half OF the
week TWO new episodes OF the great
war film. The Retreat OF the Ger
mans will he exhibited at each ~au-
Geville performance. Chief among the
vaudeville novelties will be The
| Mystic FAEu. tne C5HafY tfdL ea1lSS
and whistles tunes like a human. The
bird is a phenomenon that has never
been explained The feathered song
ster Is as mysterious to Master Paul,
the violinist who accompanies him,
as he lie to the spectator who Is wit
Messing the marvellous exhibition Tor
tie, 6rst time. Master Paul renders
selections on his violin and the bird
sings sweetly, following the tune from,
beginning To end. This canary can
sing msre than thousand different
, tunes. ranging from grand opera 10
rastinae 1.-THE Spring Song" Shine,
Little Glow Worm" and The Mocking
Bird" are Its favorites.
Ne-ins and Gordon, in 1.-THE Typtst
and the~Typa" have breezy comedv
skit. Fred Lariene, the Electrical
Wfxn I'd" Is bringing a novelty In the
form OF a scientific entertainment
Tanning Electricity the exhibition
Is appropriately called
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
IN THE SPOT LIGHT

Raymond Hitchcock's success a. an
actor. producer. manager with his lat
81 revue "Hitchy- Koo" has decided
him 10 become an important factor
h the amusement field, and he h
now negotiating With financial In
terest& for the erection OF what Ia
designed to be the finest music hall
In the world. 1t will be located In the
Times Square section of New Yorh.
Vernon Castle. dancer, drnnme- ef
thu Jazz variety. and all around come
Clan. who has been reported to have
been In Canada az an instructor In
the aviation corps there. is announced
to have gum shoed II to New York.
and to he rehearsing az member
OF the new Century theater produe-
ton Miss 1917" Mrs. Castle is a
member OF the company. 30 1t looks
as II the Castles win return to favor
a. dancers. and maybe once more re-
v4ve 4 fad which has been gradually
henpnits ohsoitts. !,
Fred Stone and his new play Jack
O-LAntern' have opened In New York.
with much eciat and a tremendous
success ct t3.oO per. The ticket agen-
sias are reported to have bought out
tho house for eight weeks. so the
dAar public can pay $3.50 MUS che
war tax. II they want to see Stone, ana
as there still Tots OF thsr7 torn sy'ery
min ute." no doubt the Globe theater
viii be niied nightly. The versatile
Fred has taken up ice skating, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

Combined with the big time"
vaudeville shows he Ia bringing to the
Lyric this week ManaSer Charles W.
Rex announces feature extraordi-
nary. 1t Is the first exhibition out
side OF the metropolitan cities OF tina
Retreat Of the Germans" the British
Cover f.ent's own pictorial record OF
the ruut Of the kalser's hosts at Ar
raA
This picture was made especially
for the archives OF the British mu-
scum and It's authenticity In every de-
tall is vouched for by the British
war department. 1t is the first real
battle film shown in Richmond The
arrang ement under which The Re-
treat Of the Gsrmans' was secured
by Manager Rex was made by william
X. Vanderbilt with the British govern
ment In order to aid the war relief
funds The highest bidders for the
films were the taudeville magnates
ready over s36o, do obt>.ned for this
amazing picture from the theatrical
men has been turned over to the
American Ambulance corps, The New
York Journal. describing the Great
est war picture of the age" when 1t
was exhibited At the Palace theater,
New York said.
Vivid Battle Scenes.
zone OF the most coherent moving
picture films OF the war. The per-
fermance Of the tanks. the sustained
activity OF the British artillery and
the evidence Of the desperate efforts
made by the retreating Germans to
block the way behind them are points
Of predominating interest. II In OBJ
vious to the auditors who witness the
exhibition Of these pictures that the
German withdrawal At Arras was a
retreat. and not a retirement British
troops are seen advancing in the face
Of terrific German FIRE, and shells
explode so close to the camera that
dust. smoke and debris obstruct the
view"
The imposing array Of vaudeville
features accompanying the war Aims
the Arst half Of thu week Includes
Leonard and Whiting. versatile tea m
Of comedy character ARTISTS In the
excrusiattngly fuaay skit. duffy
Rise"
The Heanings. equilibristic mani
pulatprs. will present a real novelty
In the form OF an original specially.
They are premier demonstrators OF
tho diAacuit and intricate fcAts they
essay. The stamp OF originality makes
tho exhibition peculiarly attractive.
Mirth "a lib II supplied by Adafns
and Grinth. who have m uproart-
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THINGS THEATRICAL


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portance. It comes direct from
Somewhere in ths Atlantic" with
Uncle Sans new navy. and shows our
Titans OF the deep. aisrt and aligned
for instant action. There y some
thing indescribably fascinationg about
them, stimulated, no doubt. by the
sense Of porfentous power Of these
formidable floating fortrsssss with
their giant guns ready every moment
to defend democracy 70 the utmost
Closely relatsd to this subjsct u anote-
Or aim which shows in detail the
riscTess training Aad S4gaA discipline
Of midshipmsn ut tbs u. D. naval
academy ct Annapolis, which dave
Tops them into such spieudfd naval
officers Another aim that IL mot only
reminiscent Of tfe great world war In
which Ne nre engaged, but comes a.
a I'm phic portrayal OF IT. grim real
tty. shows In trick" photography m
imaginary conflict IN the clouds above
London between r British airmasA and
\ raidinx Zeppelin which ends In
disaster for the latter. Other sub.
jects show the tense moments OF
broncho- breaking contests IN which
the most expert ane daring oowbeys
and cowEtrls engage; the perilous A.
cent of Mt. Elance in the Alps by
fearless mountain climbers. n delight
full trip through the Cascade mcuu-
tains in Washington en- route the
Great Nothern railway. etc Besides,
there In . new collection OF Howes de-
lightful comedy CARTOONS Like every
thing shown by Howe. they ara really
distinctive and now more 70 than
ever before They have distinction
that IL thoroughly. their own. They
are not OF the pointless, coarae or
siarstsck variety. but make such a
direct appeal because they are really
humorous and cater to the finer SEN
sibtlities rather than to mistaken ideas
OF wit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

front Ia so wildly portrayed, that fire.
Quentiy during the display OF the pic
lures, the audience rises and cheers
the gun crew Of q monster howitzer
or the gallant charge OF this or that
regiment, tbs allied horde sticking to
their guns in the face OF gas attack
and liquid fire. In fact the pictures
OF the Retreat Of the Germans At
AFraS" unreel before you the gigantic
struggle from away tAcy. of the lines
whore are located the hospitals, the
supplies. the ammunition stores ana
the reserves to the retreat from enc
line Of trenches to another OF the
vanquished Hun.
Nothing has ever been seen I'm Aims
to equal this picture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

though he never had on a pair Of Ice
skates until three moFths ago, he is
said to be now q better skater than
Charlotte, the wondrous, who appear
ed in the. Hippodrome Ice ballet. and
is ciassed as the best ice skater in
The world.
William Baifour. formerly a menu
Der OF stock company at the
academy, has been s4xsaged ~ one of
the principals In Fred Jackson's new
farce "Baa. Daa, Black Sheep"
William Hodge OF THE Man From
Home" fame has y new play by Earl
Derr Biggers and himself entitled "A
Cure For The curahles." In which he
opened at Trenton. N. J. October 4.
1t was we'll receive by the provincial
press.
Elsie Leslie. the original little
I.ord Fauntierey." and In her youth
ful days the best child actress OF her
time, will return to the stage In
November in new play by Fred
Jackson called Losing Eloise' The
selwyns wifi sponsor the production.
Our old friend Geo. Riddeli easily
the best character actor ever appear
ing here In stock, is now a member
OF the Henry Miller company. ap-
nearfng in Anthony in Wonderland"
The play il fantasy. and quite out
of the ordinary. In that IT ia = com.
bination cie-na production and spoken
play. The critics say II must be sean
to be understood
Among the memberes OF Anna
sHeld's company this season in the
musical comedy Follow Me-" h
Marie Fanchonetti. former member Of
the Biiou Musical Comedy company.
here. and also once wife of Dan
Marble. comedian In the same coma
pany. and here last summer with ths
comic opera players. Miss Faneho-
nett IL doing a dance specially, In
addition to playing leading role IN
the plty.
Harry Short who succeeded Roger
Gray as comedian with the comic
opera players here last aummsf, u
also with Anna Heid's company. ~
'ea ding comedian.
Al Jolscn, whom Richmond win
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

Hnr&'s 4 New Wage Term.
"A ~odeat minimuru wage" Ii the
latest contribution to social science,
now being used In arbitration courts
In the commonwealth Of South Aus
tralia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

Anna. Case the charming young
Metropolitan sorrsro. whose coming
has been anticipated for so many
months, will appear here on Octo-
Der 80 at the City Auditorium.
The rise Of this Young American art
:,
ist from ohscurity to the highly i'm
portaAt position she now holds in the
musical world will ALWAYS be regard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-26
toned a. Camp Greene. Charlotte. n.

Miss Audrey Eliaahsrs. OF Baltimore,
is the guest Of Miss Virginia Yer Veer.
in this city.
Miss Katherine Hodges. of Lynch
burg. 10 visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert
FeEram, on West Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Erbert G. Leigh. Jr-
and their son. EEbert Leigh. Ill. are
spending the holiday season at their
country place near Rapidan.
Ensign DIN NJ Richardson, who Is
reserve officer at the United States
Naval Academy. Annapolis. nd, has
been the guest OF his parents, Colonel
and Mrs. John W. Richardson. for a
brief stay.
MISC Mary Robins Taylor. who is a
student At Sweet Briar College, is
spending the holidays with her parents
here.
Miss Ernest!ne Bachrach has as her
guest for the holiday season. Miss
Marie Lowenstein. of Baltimore.
Nrs. James Brown Potter. OF New
York, is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powers at Northampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gum. OF Monroe
Terrace. arc spending Christmas at
Haveltcrd. Pa.
Lieutenant II. Page Mauck, NJ. Q. r.
g., OF Camp Wadsworth. SpartanburE.
S. c.. viii spend the holidays at his
home. lilo Floyd Avenue.
First Lieutenant Il. G. Wilkes, One
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry. L. s.
A. stationed at Camp Mcclellan. An
niston, Ala. Is visiting his parents az
their home. I East Grace Street. He
Will return 70 camp on Saturday.