Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-17
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"rnrn to the Right" Tonight.
.. me story OF Turn to the Right"
Inc th reigning comedy success. which
Will again present at the Academy to-
night Tuesday and Wednesday and
CM .o,, matinee. with the original
with the regeneration OF two nimble-
witted young crooks through the in
iiuehcc of sanity old lady, and her
rescue from The hands OF graspins
The two crooks. Mugga and Gilly.
are pals OF young Joe Bascon. the
s srrins son ,, OF the old lady. and they
from stretch" in Sing Sing. With
bumper crop of peaches about to
rot on The trees, The trio set forth to
Jam route, the recipe for the jam hav-
ing won reputation for Mrs Bascom
throughout the countryside. All this
6hey accomplish after a dip into high
Shylock, who was about 10 seize the
farm for debt. on the losing end OF a
schemc that only slick pickpocket
cute.
The reformation of Joe Bascom and
MS pals is complete and sincere, and
see them turn to the right" and fol.
cess.
The play will be presented here with
actiy az it ran for solid year each
az the Gaiety Theater. New York. and
.iinc months at Cohan's Grand Opera
House, Chicago.
Experience This Week.
EHpericnce is from the pen OF
scented under the direction of Villa m,
Eiliott,' +. Ray Comstock and Norris
Gest II comes 10 the Academy of
huslc two nights, Friday, March 81,
ducers have taken full advantage OF
the OPPORTUNITIES offered for brilliant
scenery and effective costuminG. This
which has indeed won its title of the
most wonderful play in America" ! II
mas scored success throughout, the
has been Endorsed by the clergy in
every city in which it has been pre-
scented as wonderful force for good.
Teaching as it does a moral lesson
that every Young man and young NO
man, too, cannot afford 10 miss.
In MI Hobarts play he has chosen
confronts all who go forth into the
world. A, the very gates of the city
nc is confronted with two roads, and
choose. One is the road 10 Fame. with
Ambition as his guide; the other the
Primrose Path, with Pleasure. sym
eoli ,sd as: as beautiful young woman,
=
goes with Pleasure, and we see him
piungins along the Primrose Path
trcading on the petals of fair Orchids.
with music in the air and the eyes
Of countless women offering him de-
lights. He meets Pleasures. best
friends Beauty, Fashion, Into1ica-
eowned young women. Then he fol-
lows Chance until he has lost his last
dollar and is forced TO look for work.
We then see him working as waiter
tgl "A ~ n mo- nrf,
"a voice OF ne Love ea andhe brn
him back TO tho straight and narrow
waiting for him i'll the little cottage
a, the end of the rainbow.
Lind and Lind at Lyric.
Homer Lind, the famous baritone of
Henry w. Savage's mammoth produc-
tion OF |Parsifal" who recently entered
lyric soprano is among the attraeti ions
at the Lyric the first half of this week,
commencing with the matinee per-
formance today. The Linds are Pre-
Singing. Master" in which they are
afforded opportunity TO display their
supero, vocal talents: On the same bin
Rooney, Offering a whrl of variety
Miss Rooney is a daughter OF the ia
nous Irish comedian and dancer, pat
Mar,n a"s and w II bsatu comedy
duo. have a unique laughing skit The
Alayoss, acrobats and gymnasts, win be
seen in a novel exhibition of skill and
daring. They perform in evening dress
Then there is 4 beautiful staged zoo
feature, Marzelia's Birds, troupe of
half hundred feathered bipcds of
gorgeous plumagc and amazing animal
sagacity. With the new vaudeville bill
Will come new motion picture displays,
including the latest releases OF the
Fathe news service and two funny
photo-farces.
Eastern Star to Meet.
The regular meeting of Mizpab
HAPPIER. No. 50. Order Eastern Star,
will be held at the Masonic Temple
Tuesday night at z o'clock