Richmond Palladium (Daily), 29 September 1904 — Page 7

JtlCmiOHD DAILY PALLABIUlI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.

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IRA SWISHER Lessee and Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, Sept. 29th THOMAS JEFFERSON AS KIP Prices $1, 75c, 50c, 25c . . .. Tr . . Ill, (1 raacy. Home Phone 234. GENNETT Theatre: IRA SWISHER Lessee and Manager. t Friday Eve'g, Sept. 30th t 4 A A T.nnirh VvArv MInnfA 4 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, Isobel Allen, Arthur Stone, Mable Grey, Thomas Lee, Blanche Brennan, Harry B. Pierce Isobel Lowe, James Murphy. Prices 50, 35, 25 and 15c. Sale of seats at W'estcott Pharmacy MEW PHILLIPS I II U THEATRE J O. G. Murray, Lessee and Mgr. . Just One Night and Matinee Ay 4 Saturday, October x 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 R. R. scene The Season's Big Surprise Clever Specialties by Clever People Prices 15, 25, 35. 60c 4 Matinee 10 and 25c Seats on sale at Nixon's 4V : GENNETT Theatre: IRA SWISHER Lessee and Manager Matinee and Night 4 Saturday, October i Special engagement of, the Famous England-Hook t Indoor Circus, Hippodrome t Menagerie and Great Wild West. I The Mo:t 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, S3 and 25o You.an't stand up and see this Cir cus. Get reserved seats early.

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' AMUSEMENTS. 4 v ; ATTRACTIONS AT THE PLAY-HOUSES. Christy Brothers' Minstrels. laughter and applause of lasting: duThe Christy minstrels appeared ration. At the (Jennett theater on he-fore a top heavy, lHae last night Tuesday evening. October 4. and presented a show of the twenty- Menagerie and Wild West, years-ajro kind. The vocal numbers.' ly accompanies a visit to this cirsolos, quartettes and sextettes were ens as surely as fragrance does a all good and the olio was as a whole flower. Hut before realization comes very good. Youmr Christy, with anticipation, the latter usually save baton and hoops gave a neat act. in the case of this circus is the greatSherwood and Fox, song illustrators, er of the two. The wonderful billwere pleasing. Karl Christy, female board lithographs and the amazing impersonator in English and German advertisements are all very well in songs was excellent and Maures, the their way; they do their best to "rubber man" was especially good, arouse hope, to set up a craving for Richmond has witnessed better shows , fulfillment, to quicken anticipation, and worse ones. As a popular priced , inflate eonfidence, encourage longing.

attraction the show is ab right, but in a bunch of "big ones" would be lost in the shuffle. "The Midnight Flyer." Manager Murray of the New Phillips has an iron-clad contract with Ed Anderson, of "The Midnight Flyer" company that every piece oi scenery carried for this big production will positively be used. This includes the grand illuminated scene "Brooklyn at Night," "The Mammoth Ship Scene," "The Realistic Ship Wreck," "The Storm at Sea," A GROUP "The Adirondack Mountains in Winter," and the thriling "Railroad Scene.". With such a contract as this our theater going people are as sured a perfect performance in every detail. At the New Phillips Saturday next, matinee and night. Foggs' Ferry. Nearly twenty-two years have elap sed since Minnie Maddern (Mrs. Fiske) first produced the popular comedy, "Fogg's Ferry," at the old Park theater in New York. That the play struck the fancy of the public, is shown by the fact that it has been before them ever since. It will be given here at the New Phillips theater Tuesday night, October 4, by a special cast, with a beautiful environment of new scenery. "Fogg's Ferry," tells a very interesting story of the southwest, is brimming with wholesome comedy, and has climaxes of the most exciting nature, one of which, showing tke explosion of a torpedo under the bows of a river steamer, approaches tile acme of stage realism. -The well known comedienne, Mattie Yickers, has been engaged for the leading role of the ferryman's daughter, "Chip." "The Runaways." Arthur Dun in the famous Shubert musical extravaganza entitled , "The Runaways," which will be seen at the Gennett theater on next Monday evening is easily one of the most elaborate productions ever seen in this country. It was first produced at the famous New York Casino theater, where it ran for more than seven months. Positive assurance is given that we will see the original and only company presenting this remarkable success, upon which the Shuberts ex pended a fortune. "A Thoroughbred Tramp." While the country is burdened the atrically with tramp plays, few have attained any standing with theater; goers. "A Thoroughbred Tramp," which was the very, first in the field, has outlived all its imitators, and nightly proves its popularity with theater goers by being greeted with overflow! tig patronage. But "A Thoroughbred Tramp" contains much interesting dialogue, excellent comedy! and splendid climaxes. The fun is of the uproarious sort, and brings forth

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