The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-11

every highway and byway but violin
lists II not rare, are at least uncom-
mon. and each OF this group is Justly
entitled to call herself a v1olinist. as
she Is a true musician. Miss Hattie
Kitchener is the featured player. She
is the conductor of this small orches-
ira and is the principal soloist-
Widely different but equally in.
teresting as an amusement feature Will
be the Worth Walton Four. a quartette
of variety artists of a new type. They
call themselves the Calliopians, One
of the limitations they give Is that of
a circus steam piano. The quartette
is especially effective in harmony sing
ing. but all of the men are soloists.
An imported novelty on the bill win
he Rakoma the gentleman equilfb-
rist," who gives thrilling exhibition
Of daredevil gymnastic feats, cos
turned in evening dress and comporf-
ing himself like a social leader at a
society function. His stunts are all
difdcult and most OF them are new
'tfenrrer-- adequately excel
lently describes Lou and Jean Archer
because they are small and active.
trim and neat In appearance and &C
corifng 10 Websters unabridged. that
* the full meaning Of the word. Lou
and Jean Archer offer a program of
catchy songs and artistic dances.
These have been carefully collected
and of course. their full value is de-
rived from the method OF execution
and as Lou and Jean Archer. are not
only CAPABLE but an artistic pair.
there IS absolutely no doubt about
the excellence Of their offering.
Headliners are likewise numerous
arm or e tgs xfFer4r sw for the letser half
Of the weAk. the bill embracing
wide variety Of amusing features. Five
clever artists VIII present the scenic
and spccta rular singing creation Rec
elections"
hat ETurn m Can Tsrs Il tffe en-
phonius title Of the latest feminine
novelty. The act opens with pro-
loeue, a most deliEhtfuffy pleasing
mem hers of the company. Following
the introduction, each does her turn or
specitlav The auintette as a whole
closes the number with patriotic
twist. Whistling and clever tmita-
lions "a we'll az readings are cleverly
rendered Miss Anne Vivian, the fea-
tured member of the outntette. In
PRODUCES some real sharp shooting
Four complete chan res of scenery. in
addition to special effect. are carried
hv the company the scenic environ
Ab'ah& ''AktdatAAhtG s"s*aS 49, hA'H t'~~
duction.
Practically ev~ry ono Of tfe boys
and girls who were with Gus Ed
wards school boys and girls. have
worked their way M tho ladder OF
success to very prominent positions
Among them were Herman Timherg
Lew Brfce. Daisy Leon and Lillian
Come. kuartette who have all made
themselves heard from.
Miss Gonna was the Easy LITTLE"
Of the act ard the sassy" has stuck
to her ernr since. In fact, II has be-
come sort of trademark and in all
probability II will ALWAYS be coupled
with her name. Since school DAYS"
Miss Come has been in vaudeville
with Lew Rrica and In musical com
edy She has lust formed an associa-
t!on with BERT Albert. a youthful ap-
bearing comedian. and together they
are PLAYING a musical skit called. ION
Their way to school" The scene is
a school playground with a hoy and
n girl engaged in many OF tho pranks
that bring one back To his or her
youth. and Of courst there Is lih-
eral assortment of song dance and
chatting.
Paul K1eist IN a rantomtne novelty
The Land OF Dreams" has overcome
the handicap OF the pantcmimist who
is not allowed to talk. He has cuftf
waited a whistle which he has grad