The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-14


rem and presented by officers of Camp
Lee and assisted by the ladies of Pc
terRburg was the attraction at the
academy last night.
IT was announced that the proceeds
pers to go TO thu wounded soldiers
fund. the wounded soldiers had the
only real kick coming. for thu house
was very slim. The production Itself
would measure up to many road shows.
I'm spots II lie true that some of the
"dasatng young army officers" could
lave had their lines better. but. con-
sisarlng the battle with ''oid !. d. r.
and noticible long trouser shyness. due
m their ir.t appearance In "cisa." this
fault can be excused.
The ladies from Petersburg ADDED
considerable glory to that city by their
work. The soldiers hAd = good time,
and II liz hoped that the Richmond thea
tergoers will give the company the sup
port that II deserves for the balance OF
thefr stay.
TO mention each person separately.
who deserved credit, would take up
yaorr srace then the show did time.
and that was the one fault that should
he taken care OF hefore another pre-
xentation. II can be shortened very
sastiy without detracting from the
performance
Mention should b made Of Lisutsn-
a.
other Days" Lieutenant G, h. Wiley.
Miss Anne Riddle. and LATHE Miss Mar
! rarpt Powers who captivated every
one with her dancing.
The hsx hit Of the evening was the
dancing demons." elk men dressed as
chorus girls A double quartet rem
dered songs throughout tho perform
Mnce.
tn Help wounded Soldiers.
ANY ono who wants TO help the
wounded soldiers will search long and
far to ind = more pleasing way. The
! Arst lieutenauts and the few captains
in the cast proved that they had not
forgotten their second lieutenant days
sns. made love long and ardently when
ladies' of Petersburg seemed to enjoy
and we enjoyed seeing them. and
what's moro wa think most any one
else will do the Same II they will take
+ the trouble to 70 to the Academy to-
night, tomorrow matinee or tomorrow
! evening. Most Of the kinks which
hcbbed up last night should be ironed
out by that time.
Following are the names OF those
vho took part In the exceedingly an
10vabie spectacle: Elizabeth Boulder.
Eonstance Kent Martha 6eabury.
Heisn Roper Jones. Margaret Elliott.
Sarah Seward. Lieutenant NJ. M.
wolfe. Captain Paul A. Higbes. Lieu
Nanant X. A. Lawrence, Lieutenant w
4. Witheya, Lieutenant II. 8. Bonte-
oou. Lieutenant r. III. Hartelle. Lieu.
eenant John J. Kerr. Lieutenant n. J.
peach, Captain Frederick J. Smith.
i Iaeutenant r. J. Brownback. Lieuten-
ant c. B. Wiley, Lieutenant /. w.
RobOrtyon. Lieutenant James w.
claYkson. Ora Rand, Helen Arlington,
marion Couch, Lois Hurt, Florenes
pslia Robertson. Caroline Davis
Florence Couch, Annie Lee Arlington
Lieutenant Jean L. Speak. Lieutenant
n III. Hauck. Annie Riddle. Gertrude
Bowles, Lieutenant NJ NJ Wolfe
loretta Powers. Julia Blankenship,
lieutenant II. ". Rice. Mary Summer
camp. lieutenant r J. Collins. LETT
tenant Harold ". Callahan. Evelyn
butcher. Pauline Dowman. Lieutenant
JohIi n Daily.
Lieutenant r. J. Sandman. Lieu
tenant Phillip w. Oberg, Lieutenan,
III +. Uhls. Lieutenant r. p. Caffrey
Iieutenant r. J. Colltnss Captain w
., Jones. Lieutenant III. Harrison
1 iautenant c. l. Breese, Major Ira A.
Allan. Lieutenant A. G. Horton. Caro-
line Davis, Linton Arnold, Lieutenant
I. a. Arnold Bessie kirwan.
rhe baak and lyrics are by Captain
Erank Click. Lieutsnants, Arnold. r.
I RrownbAck, John r.. DAILY. and
xrarander Lsftwich. and the music by
rsrtain Frank Click. Tho entire pro-
enction 10 staged and orchestra COP
Snctnd by Lieutenant Alexander Left
sst.h the dances arranged by Lieu.