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AMUSEMENTS
"The Only Girl" Tonight.
.loo Wober's production of "The Only
IS 1 i*I.** which charmed audiences at the
Academy of Music last season, returns
(ourselves for three performances. With
hook by Henry Blossom and music by
Victor Herbert, "The Only Girl" is of
the sort that could be played without
music, or without words, and be a sufficient
entertainment. Several of the
same company seen here last September are with the piece again this year,
notably Tom Kurton, the man who
made the Scotchman's role so amusing,
VI. <?. Kir Id Mere Till* Week.
That veteran of the minstrel stage.
Al. 15. Field, accompanied by his aggregation of blackface entertainers,
will pay his usual visit to Richmond
on Friday and Saturday, with Saturday
matinee, when he will play the
Academy of Music, it is claimed that
the Field show is "bigger and better
than ever."
"The Natural Laundry" at the Bijou.
While it isn't the prettiest play in
Baltimore & Ohio
$15.00
NIAGARA FALLS
AND HETTY
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LAS'r TWO? t'i'MS OF SI:A.SO
 September 1 and October 1st.
Tickets good for days.
Delightful trip to Washington or Baltimore, where connection is made with the Southern Pacific. Stopovers on the return trip. Secure tickets and reservations at ticket offices or ticket agents. Traveling Passengers, Agents, Norfolk. The world, "The Natural Law," which is being presented at the London for the whole week, is far and away beyond the class of drama usually shown at popular prices. It is not only "strong meat," but has the real strength of a well-written play. 