Richmond Palladium (Daily), 28 September 1904 — Page 7

AICmiOND DAILY PALLADIUM. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.

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MEW PHILLIPS: 9 I - liil uW II li THEATRE O. G. MURRAY, Lessee, Manager Wednesday, Sept. 28 ! CHRISTY BROS. - BIG MINSTRELS I 5" S4th season of this big company 31th ETeryth-n this year is new and original 50-PEOPLE-50 A host of European novelties. 10 big vaudeville and specialty acts. A galaxy of operatic vocalists. Not a cheap priced combination, but the most perfect minstrel organization extant. PRICES Lower floor 35. SO and 75c; Balcony 35 and 50c; Gallery 25c. Sale of Seats opens Monday, September 26, at Nixon's. Watch For Big rade at Noon! : GENNETT Theatre: IRA SWISHER Lessee and Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, Sept. 29th THOMAS JEFFERSON AS IP raowKLE A Prices $1, 75c, 50c, 25c Sale of seats at Westcott Pharmacy. Home Phone 231. :-GENNETT Theatre: IRA SWISHER Lessee and Manager. Friday Eve'g, Sept. ' 30th ' A Laugh Every Minute No Dry Spots In MY WIFE'S FAMILY Best of all comedies, with HAL STEPHENS and HARRY LINTON Excentric Comedians Supported by a metropolitan cast, including Hedda Lauvant, Frank Clark, I so Del Allen, Arthur Stone, Mable Grey, Thomas Lee, Blanche Brennan, Harry B. Pierce Iaobel Lowe, James Murphy. Prices 50, 85, 25 and 15c. Sale of seats at Westcott Pharmacy 'MM PHILLIPS UJ THEATRE u. P. Murray, Lessee and Mgr. Just One Night and Matinee Saturday, October 1 ED. ANDERSON'S Massive Scenic Production THE MIDNIGHT FLYER The Illuminated scene The mammoth ship scene The storm at sea The Register ship wreck The Adirondack Mountains in winter The thrilling It. 11. scene The Season's Big Surprise Clever Specialties by Clever People Prices 15, 23, 35. 0c Matinee 10 and 25c Seats on sale at Nixon's

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ATTRACTIONS AT Christy Brothers Minstrels. De're b? some powerful euttin' up tonight at de New Phillips theater: you vhear me! Did you Didn't ? !ee dem Den vou minstrel Tellers miss a sini io sure: eems to me I A. A.' T tie was liios' a regiment of Vm wlion dey was a ma 'chin' down tie street in dey be' bib and tucker; an' de band wus a playin' nuf to sen' a puson clean distracted wid Coin'? Well. ,loy an' gladness I .list guess mi a tiviu , cuuiun i siay away, no how; You'll have to chain me to keep me 'way from de New Phillips to night, caze my old dad, blind now dun tole me dat dem Christy Min strels wus de only de-real-thing. A great big first-part, an' ten big spe cialties in de' olio. Coin' to be big crowd there tonight. "The Man of Destiny." a I he appearance of Arnold Daly as Napoleon in Bernard Shaw's play, "the Man of Destiny," is as un conventional as is the author's treatment of the conqueror's character. He is not the stodgy figure in green coat and too well filled white waist coat, with the one pasted curl who is expected because there has been no other stage Napoleon. The Napoleon of Shaw and Daly is the voung Bon aparte, just at the entrance of his career of world mastery, filled with minnn weaknesses and no demi-god in manner, thought or appearance. The entire aim of both playwright and player seems, at first blush, to e inconiclastic but, in reality, Naloleon is made to seem all the greater in the end because, for the first time he is made a. man and not a statuesque-unreality, will be here soon. Famous Combined Indoor Circus. In considering circus joys the chief one has been but hinted at performance or the "show" itself producing a salutary intoxication of generous pleasure. This matchless entertainment putting the games and sports of the ancients, as well as the jousts and tournaments of the mediaevalists, to shame, has grown to such a pitch of perfection in all its parts, so amazing are the feats performed both in number and variety, by man and animal, that the sags with tiie : GENNETT Theatre : IRA SWISHER Lessee and Manager Matinee and Night Saturday, October i Special engagement of the Famous England-Hook t Indoor Circus, Hippodrome I Menagerie and Great Wild West-: The Most Novel, Interesting and Wonderful Production on the American Stage. ISO Wonders in ISO Minutes Sale of seats at the Westcott Pharmacy. Home phone 234 Prices. Matinee, adults 25c, children 10c ; Night. 50, 83 and 25c You can't stand up and see this Cir cus. Get reserved seats early. Friends' mZVX pleasant one in every'particular. Table

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THE PLAY-HOUSES. 1 . unmeiteu snrw of f, our score years niauieliug his bi mv and the world's lore packed away in his brain, finds himself as captivated and entranced as a rag-a-muffin bov just out of a cornfield. Tastes differ; some delight in the clowns, others in the trained elephants, others in the uangei ueiymg evolutions of the aenahsts. others in tumblers and ac robats, others in equestrain feats otneis in hippodrome races. But there are so many things going on tnat one doesn't have time to pick out what one likes best. For two solid hours of this circus, the seem t-i d -l i r .-, -k 1 I i n aimless stream oi surprising wonders are unfolded to the enraptur ed multitude. Strange people from THOMAS JEFFERSON In "Rip Van Winkle." Pnr nfif l.-iinlc i-i-wo .... ... which heretofore were thought to be as bramleess as st.m iw...fv,.v, J' 1 i Ul 111 ricks of nmazimr cleverness, man and bicycle aain come into coniuneion and what with "looping and u'uFji,f; ue us our 01 our boots, children flv through the and alight with the jrraee of birds, women and men defy gravitation and turn themselves inside out, horses an. pear at least, to be possessed of the souls of mortals, and these and a few dozen other filings are the En-land-nook indoor Circus. At the Gennett theater, Saturday, October 1, matinee and night. "The Midnight river." m I -m r . . . me Midnight liver" is a play that is marred by no exaggerations, but exhibits the actualities of life with a simplicity and adherence to truth that gives to everv picture a nhnt i j,. .... ii.iiuii.1.1, x ne litriic audiences seem to be in svmpathv with the moral of the storv Th truly great play . has everywhere proven asensation that is unparal 11-. Jelel in the history of the drama It will be produced at the New Phil 1 i 1 r nps theatre Saturday, matinee and night, October 1. "Get the habit." Go and see Ed Anderson's big scenic production, "The Midnight Flyer." at the Aw Phillips. The New "Fogg's Ferry." We are glad to state that the next attraction at the New Phillips the ater for one performance only, Tuesday, October 4th, will be a scenic production ot a revised version of the old and famous comedy drama, l IT Ttl .. ... ris; s rerrv." whifh mndo ctm-a of Minnie Maddern (Fiske) and Lizzie Evans. Th e new "Fogr's FerMeetin

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My Wife's Family. ness. . In other words. it is a great popuplay, and that is why it is so lar. Hie role ot "Chip," will be played by the clever comediene, Mattie Vickers, supported by a company of more than average merit "The Runaways." One year ago there was produced at the ( asmo theater in New YorkCity a musical extravaganza which created endless Comment by reason of its magnificent mountings exceeding n grandeur anything' of the kind ever seen in the metropolis. . the nrodue- ' tion was made under the management of Messrs. Sam. S. Shubert, Nixon & Zimmerman and played to crowded and enthusiastic; audiences for more than seven months' The name of the x-k-:-w.-x-.,-::-: ARTHUR DUN AND MAE YORK, In "The Runaways." extravangaza is "The Runaways." which has now become synonimous with all that is brilliant in theatrical magnilicence. While the fame of mv iiuiiavvi. readies irom coasr to coast the coming engagement at the Gennett on next Monday evening will be the first appearance in this city of the production, which is posi tively guaranteed to be the original in all its entirety direct from the Xew York Casino. The star, that mirthprovoking comedian Arthur Dunn, is supported by a splendid cast, includ ing three comedians, three prima don nas and four different tvpes of show girls, including the original Casino beauty chorus. It goes witnout saying that this engagement will be one of the most important events of the local theatrical season. Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I hit VP Rnld rjiamWlai'n's Prtiin-ti and " has given entire satisfaction. U have sold a pile of it and can recommend it highly. Joseph McElhiney, Linton, Ipwa. You will find this remedy a good friend when troubled with a cough or cod. It always affords quick relief and is pleasant to take. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. and W. H. Sudhoff, Fifth and Main streets. Your blood goes through your bodv with jumps and bounds, carrying warmth and active life to every part, if you take Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 33 cents. Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co. Special Fares to Pacific Coast via the Pennsylvania Lines. September 15 to October 15, inclu sive, one-way second class colonist ares to California and North Pacific oast points, to Montana, Idaho, and the northwest, will be in effect iron all stations on Pennsylvania track or full particulars, call on" local tie. et accnt of those lines. Parlor Car Between Chicago and

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