Richmond Palladium (Daily), 8 February 1906 — Page 2

RENHETTv. THEATER! tra Swisher, Lessee and Manager.

In conf unction with the Western Vaudeville managers' Assocla'n"

WEEK Or FEBRUARY 5. 1 OVERTURE. Prof. Gus Frederick. 1 2- SCHEPPS. Famous Dog and Pony Circus. The acknowledged leader of all similar attractions. 3 - ART ADAIR. Comedy Musical Act. 4- MR. ERNEST RENK. Illustrated Son. "I'll Wed You in the Good Old Summer Time." "I Wonder if She's Waiting." 5 RICE & ADAMS. Comedy Acrobats. 6 THE MANNING TRIO. In an Irish comedy sketch, "Troublesome Servants." ' J ! 7 FREDERICK HEIDER. Singing and Dancing. 8- M0TI0N PICTURES. "Trained Parrots." "license bile." ; ' -! Admission 10 cents to all parts of the house. Ladles and childrden will be admitted for 5 cents on Tuesday and' Friday afternoons.' -

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CROWDS ATTEND STOCK COMPANY

AT THE NEW PHILLIPS "A SOUTHERN ROMANCE" LAST NIGHT

"LITTLE JOHNNY JONES"

Will Pill Engagement at The Gennett Vaudeville There This Week Highly Entertaining.

IS THE STREET WHERE FIRE INSURANCE Is Written by J. P.I. WILLIAMS CALL AND LET US TALK ABOUT IT

Manager Murray cannot but feel gratified over the way in which the theatre going public is patronizing the Orpheum Stock company at the New Phillips this week. Such a good impression has been- made by the company that it is believed all who care in the least for repertoire will take advantage to see ' at least one production, and perhaps more. Last night there was a pleasing presentation of "A Southern Romance ' and tonight the bill will be "A Convict's Sweetheart," for Friday night, "Sherlock Holmes," and for Saturday night, "Tracy, the Outlaw." The ten-cent matinees daily at 2:30 o'clock are being well patronized. The specialties put on are high grade, and add much to the entertainment. Next week will be the usual vaudeville at the New Phillips, and Manager Murray has secured an expensive act in the Alpine Sisters, shadowgraphers, who are said to be the only entertainers of the kind in vaudeville. At the Gennett. Evervone who has seen the bill at the Gennett this week pronounces it equal to the best that ever has been there. It is replete with splendid acts of an unusually high character. This week's bill encompasses many phases of vaudeville entertainment and each one equals in merit any of its predecessors. Professor Schepp and his trained ponies and dogs alford an entertainment that is equal to any dog and pony show in the country. The animals perform on the limited space of the stage nearly all the evolutions common to a genuine ring performances and in cleverness and thoroughness excell anything presented under canvas. Art Adair presents a comedy musical act that is superior to any of the long list of similar performers that have appeared at the Gennett. Besides being an excellent musician, the comedy feature of the act abounds in real wit and humor of a high class. ; . j The Gennett will have a notable attraction Monday, February 12, when will be presented by a very large company, the famous musical play, "Little Johnny Jones." No actor or author has ever jumped with such bounds and leaeps into the lime light with such rapid strides as Geo. M. Cohan, the author and composer of Little Johnny Jones. He is not as yet twenty-seven years of age, yet he is the composer of a hundred or ' more successful songs, and the author of five phenomenally successful plays. One of his latest, "Little Johnny Jones" is credited with being one of the greatest musical successes of the, past five years, while the critics are giving him all kinds of credit for writing a play of such splendid merit, that he has, in a way, revolutionized the entire field of musical comedy. "Little Johnny Jones" is said to be almost a melodrama in the construction of its

plot and in the climaxes. It tells a coherent story, in a terse, well connected, almost thrilling manner, and introduces dramatic characters that are worthy of a modern play, in fact it is said " Little Johnny Jones" would make an excellent play without one note of music. But Mr. Cohan, following the lines of his previous successes, has introduced twenty or more brilliant musical numbers, which are sung by an ensemble of seventy-five people with thrilling effect.

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Humor and Philosophy 1 By DUNCAN M. SMITH

j PERT PARAGRAPHS. Aftllamond ring: i3 the kiud of seal that, moat girls prefer. - i Lots of us when we leave ell one bau habit take on two new ones. Conscience is the thing that makes you afraid to be found out. A favor Is reidom favorably regarded after it has been bestowed. Some people are so timM that tioy can't even face an obligation, let c!dz3 discharge it. Hot words frequently create r. coldness. A promising yo;-.::g raan ii r.vaa"7 one cf ILe principals in a bread! ci promise suit. One man's money is as good as another's when you have it. Some people look so dignified that you are always .expecting to. hear their shoes squeak. An extravagant wife Is dear to any man.

. , , , . A Cheer Up Lay. , . , Oh. let us cut out Worry 1 ' 1 And rut our cares, to .flight, To trouble hand fin xpper cut, For.thinps will come out rlsht. ' And, even if -they shouldn't, ' What difference is it, pray? No tearful nishtij can change, them. They'd be so anyway. Let's send down to the workshop And order up a. smile That's made to fit our features And try it for awhile. At first it may seem awkward And rather In the way, But still it will be better To e'.ue it on to stay. W'e never can draw wases For weeping by the week; There isn't any profit In one continuous leak. Nor can we by such doings Corral a beauty prize. Nor win the hearts of stranger "With red and running eyes. Bo let us cut out worry The price is just the same It keeps our nerves in order, Our temper fit to frame. Then give the wrist of trouble A saucy little snap And when the skies are darkest Lie down and take a nap.

One Exception. "I suppose all ladies are afraid of mice." "All except lady cats."

Making Books on Him. "Angelina, life of my life and loveliest of women," said the young man, gulping something down that bad lodged in his throat and blushing as deep a red as ever a hot town was painted, "will you marry me?" "Oh, John," said the charming girl, taken back, but not over three inches, and speedily recovering them and adding two more for good measure, "this is so sudden!" "Sudden!" exclaimed the youth, recovering his composure, which he hail temporarily mislaid. "Where do you get that line of dope? Haven't I been courting you steady for three years now?" "Yes, all of that." she replied, "and it seems even longer, but pa and the boys wanted to make a bet with me this morning that you wouldn't propose for two years more, and I didn't have the nerve to take them up."

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MAN'S DOWNFALL

Due to His Ungainly Garb So Chicago Club Women Assert. Chicago, Feb. 7. Clubwomen of Chicago are discussing the unique address given by Miss Agnes Repplier, the Philadelphia essayist, before the Friday club of this city. The speaker declared that man's downfall is due to the garb he wears. According to Miss Repplier, man's adoption of ill-becoming and inartistic dress revealed his real tigliness and weakness, and in the light of the revelation woman has begun to assert herself, and will eventually have complete ascendency. The lecture was given at the residence of Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank, where Miss Repplier is guest. She spoke on "The Temptation of Eve." "I sincerely believe," said Miss Repplier, "that much of what is now called the 'woman's movement,' much of the audacious and unwarranted self-assertion of the sex, is due to the clothes which men have elected to wear."

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The Kind You Have Always Bought

Fooling the Auditor. "I thought you had quit smoking?" "But this cigar was given to me." "What difference does that make?" "All of the difference in the worli! when my wife tries to make my casL balance with the expense account."

What Else? "He sends his wife a telegram every day when he is away." "What is his idea?" "Just to make business for the telegraph company."

' Goes With the Jury "She is going to sue him for breach Of promise." "But zhe has no case.", ' "2so, but she has a face.' 1 : ;

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In One Line "la she doing much fancjr irort now?.. j' , "Well, she beat up her husband yesterday." ; Lookei the Part, "Who was the best man at the jyel ding? "It seemed to me that the bride 3?S.

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wmt FRANK HOLLAND In great plays and quality vaudeville, Including most expensive vaudeville features in repertoire. - v DOYLE & EMERSON The world renowned Comedy Jugglers and Hoop Rollers, engaged lor this week only. Tonight's Play: "A Convict's Sweetheart" Chanee of play and rpeclalties everv nlgbt. wK?c10's0and8uc- 8ale ot eats at Nixon's Confectionery, 806 Main 8t.

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GENNETT THEATRE - - ". MONDAY WIGHT, FEB. 13

SAM. H. HARRIS presents tbe biggest musical of the past two years. Play nnd music by GEO. M. COHAN.

75 People Original Production

LITTLE

JOHNNY JONES

SO Cohan Songs

3 Big Singing Acts

Exactly as presented Mx months la New York, four months In Chicago ' -"' ' " ' '.",;) it...- . PRICES 35c, 60c, 75c, $1.00 and $UC. ( . Sale of seats opens Friday morning, Feb. 0, at Westcott Pharmacy.

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