Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
"Miss Hue Eyes

"Miss Hue Eyes
.o The sri' oi Of ys,, New vow YORK nses,
Do!ns from which WAS adapted IL.
. .sM9shing 'n, .! comedy. success.
say that what's Your Husband Doing.
IL really most amusing farce You
ma! say that most farcos are ANUS
,hsm arc roh ,r. agree Win YOU some OF
rhrty-ninth Street Theater has scarce
iaush!ess moment. II has fun,
29',uauons. lntoxlca,ion and screaming
ilhes. II IN SO novel and the hurnor
80 american. instead OF Gaelic. that
really II you cannot laugh you should
see physician: There is one scene
IN which dulcet littlc LADY siceps
nathfet,ifcaily on the shoulders Of iwo
ttiistes most forcefuliy.
For the firs, time there is an cpl
GU, being, vulgar. Another Thing in in
favor with this comedy is that HE
. rns. &c, Is quite as good a. the second.
y even artistic. the unspoken word
ior which they all seek 'uoncysucitlt
Inn, is the place where all the trouble
Miss Blue Eyes" with the original
r rai,t ana beautiful chorus OF girls,
and we efnes ~ n isf Strand TUESDAY
Arnistice Week Circus.
She or the fourteen big acts THAI viii
DC presented by the iiipoodrone Society
circus that IS TO be staged in the Grays'
A'mory during the n:mistice celrbrn
Ion this week IS the Offering OF the
E Eour oans, fH nniready we'll known N
work act: They featured the program
at the Virginia State .Faf., and have
oeen seen in vaudeville from time 10
time. The same four were one Of mo
head!iners with Barnum * EalIcy's cir
Gus several years ago. where they won
wide reputation.
The Jansiys are the r!ngleaders in
recklessness, and their acrobatlc stunts
lave proved a revelation TO RIGA
monders on previous appearances here.
Ihny WI! be remembered by TWO bits
stand at the Fair Grounds The first is
the act in which the younger ine,nber
OF me troupe is thrown from one per,
ioFmer 70 another, and lands entirely
second Is that in which The boy Is
caught on his head on the feet OF one
performer.
Two other big features will he the
ST S,nfi free OF Josephine LeMa!re and Har-
iiotel Astor roof garden, and is de-
ers Of novelty songs in the amuseme6t
W9rid Henry has been singing a, the
WINTER Garden, which should suffice
overs of good songs in Richmond
Among the other acts on the program
are are me three Alex, in perch act; the
Cole Troupe, late feature Of Ringing
Brothers Circus; the Berzac Bjou CIR.
Gus. with a bad mule, ponies and dogs
recently in Paris; Healy's Roofgardcn
nette Aerial Trapeze; Four Everetts and
bunch Of funny clowns.
Three performances will be given
daily in the Grays' Armory. one in tho
afternoon and two at MALT
Gny Variety Carnival.
In keeping with the festal spirit of
Armistice Week are the two gaia
vaudeville shows Manager Rex will Of
fer at the Lyric for the amusement of
inc Holiday throngs. Seasonable and
ciaslg attractions coming direct from
tht METROPOLITAN theaters of the Keith
circuid nave been secured by special
arrangement with the booking agents
.,ne on these features extraordinary is
the band of jolly troubadours, known
as inc victory Four. They are come
voices, who entertain Wit, ouin and
jest ana merry FRANKS, affordng a
comedy entertainment lengthy and d.
Gertrude Vanderbilt. manager and
pMTo rion E; Viii present. Ray Fern and
Ma. ron Jaws. twin variety stars in the
mape RevSa Fiysrs noa n, rhs Night
:tct tnat is pest described as n cycle Of
dnturistle vaudeville. The songs and
handsome ' st,,i young pair are staged in
MISSES Harmon and Francis mus;coI.
S SoI1ty .eGoinedlennes. will contribute a
mental number. They have n piano that
Just cant behave. wlich aids them ef.
I rec! IN provoking mirth. I'VE and
Eddie Badger. musical comedian is On
the same bill. is y"
a real Oriental advertisement will
DC inc elhborately mounted comedy
will be presented ny Ali Goiem and m'i bis
m 1Tonp 9o Of aerobats from the Far EAST
me Go'en company, boasts of having
court entertainers to His Maiestv p'i ihs
shah Of Persia. "The Slave Dnajnr,'' nc u,
1 hiHiaed INTO ten PARTS. which arc ex-
duction is one Of the big novelties Of