Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
AM USEMENTS
DuIeer in rho riIrtinr p~rinc.,s.

DuiEer I'm The Flirting Princess.
Harry Bulgcr. famous as one of the
stage: will come here. and be seen At
the Strand tonight in Mort Singers
sparkling musical comedy, with u re-
nowned beauty chorus. ia The Flirt-
INK Princess"
VIII Hough and Frank Adams. two
ncwspapcrmen. wrote the
did the music. In this lie was assisted
by Harold orlob. who has recently
New Y 90 'd Its. x aSo 4 bat Lo St 'w a9
the lyric Tlicater, and Just n Min
ute" at the Cort. lie also did tho
melodies OF Listen Lester
Perhaps tho most remembered OF tho
many creations which Mr.. Bulgcr has
given current theatrical history is the
S]ayags's successful productions OF
Woodland" In fact, he has been the
malnstay OF the Savage comedy dc
being Tho Man From Now"
stage history. ana no parts viii be re-
Inc Beaut% and the Beast and
Mother Goose He was also one OF
the hits in George NJ. Cohan.s last
Carrie for laugh-making.
.. III * already commented upon that
best musical shows now on tour. It
ran originally a whole year at the
lie Sale Theater in Chicago. II is ~
'h' tJp'CtilS -SfItGElCuN tyDr, IOOnuFU
on an imaginative and fantastic tale,
which. permits all sorts OF funny COM
piicatinns. and is treated with the
tho modern American SHOW.
The girls arc royalty good 20 look
npIn. and d cast o. suporting princi-
ger give every guaranty OF an even
ing well spent for enjoyment. The
story is laid in New York City. ana
Inn on RivcrEide Drive.
Richard earle Inspired Noted Sculptor.
Richard earle. the noted comedian,
who is this season starring in Mex
andcr Johnstone's new musical com
cdy. sunshine and which will be
seen nj the Strand tomorrow and Sat
dEs'inction az being the only. comedian
OF The American stage to be chosen
~; ", ne auejeet fer a noted sculptor.
sculptor: made "A bust OF AR. Garlic
during his Chicago run in this piece.
The bust Of Mr.. Garlic is now on ex-
II. is in the exhibition OF American
oil paintings and sculpture. one OF the
most T famous hTt shows II this coun.
of 2lS of Americas best painters and
sculptors. over 500 pieces were re-
jectcd for this show. SO Mr. Garlic con-
siders himself lpcky. AS his bust oc-
cupie-s a prominent location and is
creating a real sensation.
ia In
Tnie n portion Of tingling music. a
Z riton Of clever principals. j portion
{. beautiful and dazzling chorus. a
2%g%rti9n OF dizzy dancing and a portion
thoroughly. stir them until they are
- riot OF color; music. gowns. dances
to enjoy every drop. and II that rem
edy doesn't cur the indigo, ultra
Marines. then The case In almost in
curabie. and the only thing on earth
that will effect q cure is another trip
comedy, la La Lucille" which will
he the attraction at the Strand next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. and
Princess ] mt Lyric.
COMEDY novelty and spectacular At
fractions make up the Keith show At
the Lyric for the Weekend.
Ing with the matinee performance to-
day. One OF the most sensational
features yet transferred from the cir
the Princess Olga, wild-animaI tanner.
Hho Will appca with her troupe OF
~terocious leopards. Princess Olga is
familiar 10 patrons OF tue movies"
as the animal queen. featured in The
Adventures OF Kathryn and other
spectacular SeiiG productions. or the
satiie troubadours. who are presenting
. laUShable sk!t, The Nevcr-Pay Min
The Leishtons are the joint
authors OF Casey Jones' Steamboat
songs. Nadcll and Toilette. q smart
variety team. havc a great laugh-mak-
ms whirl OF vaudeville. Kennedy and
nnft %i'' Ne seen IN a diversified com
tic Garden" 4 real novelty. In which
rnirth and mystery are happily blend
ed. With the new vaudeville bill there
viii he new and interesting motion
picture DISPLAYS.