Richmond Palladium (Daily), 2 November 1904 — Page 7

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The lovers of good clean comedy

and Burlesque have a treat in store

for them tonight at the New Phillips Theatre. Manager Murray announc

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grand array of talent culled from

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and Milton" burlesque strong men.! Miss Lizzie Pureell, the prominent female baritone, whose wonderful voice has created a furore both in this country and abroad. Then we have the German Comedy duo, "Ford and Willis," in one of the funniest Dutch acts that has ever been presented on any stage besides this grand

Olio, there are presented two side

splitting burlesques "Reiley's Reception" and the arrival of J. J. Corbett" in which the entire company are introduced, including a bevy of pretty and shapely girls. The costumes for this production are all especially designed and imported from Paris, everything is bright and new, in fact the show is new in ite entirety, neither pains nor expense have been spared to make this one of the leading attractions on the road. A word to the wise is sufficient. If you want to spend a pleasant evening don't miss seeing "The Broadway Burlesquers." Seats can be secured in advance at Nixon's. Next Saturday matinee and even

ing Manager Murray of the New Phil lips Theatre will ring up the curtain on as fine a minstrel organization as ever graced the stage of our theatre. The McDermott & Diamond Bros. Modern Minstrels 33 in number and each an artist in his line. Handsome scenery7, elegant costumes, each, will be in evidence and our amusement loving people can assure themselves of an opportunity of witnessing a pleasing and enjoyable entertainment, full of laugh-jrovoking situations, scenes, jokes, etc., without fear of even one little word of suggestiveness or double meaning; noth

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ONE BIG NIGHT

Wednesday November

2, '04:

THE

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This is what you have been

T A 111 1V1 2 BIG BURLESQUERS 2 "RILEY'S RECEPTION"

and THE WRONG MR. CORBETT A. coterie of pretty girls V sextette of funny ' comedians. -Jrand olio of sox big vaudeville cts, and boys, whisper Omega rices 75e, 50c and 25c. Seats on sale at Nixon's.

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