Richmond Palladium (Daily), 12 March 1906 — Page 2

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THE MORNING PALLADIUM MONDAY, MARCH 12. 1906.

1THSATRB 0 a."K3U(RA7 1st end manager." j Matinee daily 3 p. m." -l' a Avemngg-' a :io p. m. WEEK OF jlABCH 12. Ar-MISS; GRAYCE Piano overture. ; iR B-DEDWATER T Novelty Club Ju 0 Mr. and MrsyCVrchie Royer. Comedy AcroJ&ts. DOAL LAHiERT. Illustrated Songs: "While Ctonvept : Mils are Ringing," the and "Please Xeave the Gates Ajar." E-THS KING Or CLOGS. DAHOnCG DOWNS. Charaeter ehaofe artiste ami the woiids f-eateet .solo sloe and triek ra.)daneer. vl r-lmoUBTABELL. "The 7aweade Pjrtti." 1 Ct AAJtfTO&D ft DAXXnTGTON. I. Cemedy novelty, MmvfM Vaudeville." Aa" -":'Jt; nnxd pmLocoopn. "A Leadville Hold Up," and fiTMSsl levies' c4 eMrea'. saetbus Ujr, i eeats, except ea Umdai wImd eaett lady will be given a hot vf ana on vyeneeaay 'Vandseeae aouvenir.' " Candy eh'iea on Saturday matinee. " to i hi, Ait' "t ff't "t 3H;i(fi.' C-QLDS CURED JLm X Munyon's Relieves the head throat and lungs , almost ' imme diately. Checks Fevttflrl5cWges of the Nose. Takes AWay All Ahes and Pains Caused by Colds. It cures Grte and obstinate Coughs and prevents Pneumonia. . Sold by all Druggists, 25c. points may Richmond Exflavor best for wnicn gooa beer is noted, f THE MINCK BREWING GO. New Phone 42 The Breath of Life. Jit's a . significant- fact that the, strongest animal of its size, the gorilla, also has the largest lungs'. Powerful lungs means powerful creatures. How to keep the "breathing organs right, should be man's chiefest study. Like thousands of others, jfrs. Ora A.' Stepliens, of Port' Williams, O., has 'learned how to -: do this. She writes: ' Three bottled of Dr. King's New Discovery stopped my cough of two years and cured me of what niy its ! grand for throat 1 and liing 5 trou bles:" Guaranteed by A. G. Luken j and Co., druggists. " Price 50c and! $1.00. Trial bottle free. GUILTY OF BURGLARY Han Implicated in Ridgeville Bank Robbery Sentenced to Imprison1 ment. Wants New Trial. Winchester, Ind., If arch 11. (Special.) The jury in 1 the case of James Donovan;- indicted for- .complicity" in the robbery of the RidgeTille bank last October, returned- a verdict of guilty Saturday, fixing the punishment at imprisonment , under the interdemidate-sentence ! act at Michigan City. ; The attorney for Donovan, who also represented Mich4',. Burke, f? convicted .earlier ii,, ...the week, will . file ciSisa lor , a m.' txiei. Jd both eases., Only ort . witness was Introduewi, in the. defense of Donovan. These men are thought to be Meeabers of the tame cC erlicSi 5a Wat af CaWi he

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RICHMOND IS TO BE BUSY IN THEATRICAL WAY THIS WEEK" "1-" ; Three Attractions, Donnelly and field Minstrels, The Prince ap, and "A Hot Old Time" Are Coming to the Gennett While Vaudeville Holds Forth all Week at the Phillips. " The Pink Hussars" and "Robin Hood" Are Booked For the Gennett. THE THEATRES THIS WEEK Gennett Donnelly & : Hatfield Minstrels, Tuesday. "The Prince Chap" Wednesday "A Hot Old Time," Saturday. . New Phillips Vaudeville all this week. ........ This week Kiehmond will have a splendid line of theatrical attractions beginning - Tuesday? evening when Donnelly & Hatfield's Minstrels will appear at the Gennett. This company is virtually the old Al. G,. Field minstrels and is one of the best troupes on the road. Wednesday evening one of the dramatic treats of the season will be offered bv Manager Swisher in "The Prince Chap," headed by Cyril Scott. This show has been one ' it. : . xt, '

)l me mis ui: iijc sseuauu 111 '-xtewi - 1 " . York, where-it closed a -Ions rum a Mlelightj at Jleast so said Broadway,

few weeks airo. Ratnrdav .nidit the old time favorite " A Hot Old Time" will' appear-at the i Gennett. This is sure to draw a large crowd. Manager Swisher has also ' booked Eva (Tanguay, Kelcey & Shannon, " Robin Hood" and "The Pink Hussars," the dates having not yet been announced. ' i ! . M .If Manager Murray has arranged for ci one of the strongest vaudeville bills this week that has yet appeared at the popular vaudeville house, the New Phillips, and the usual large crowds will attend. He has another top notch bill scheduled for next week. m ' There is an idea of the ridiculous associated in the minds of most, people with the negro that makes stage impression of negro humor enjoyable to all persons in all sections. The negro is seldom taken-seriously.-His attitude is always that of a comedian, his native makeup even' savors" "of the grotesque. .Always endowed with a keen sense of humor himself, he is enabled to play upon those elements that go to make a good clown There are no unhappy negroes. They live for the hour,' the minute and they dance or sing away any sadness that might betray them for the in stant. There are German and Irish . comedians, French and English comedians,' but the ebony hued son of the sunny south eelipsee them all; for his humor is broad, natural aa3 epotaseoae. STbe eenedy portlo f 0 Donnelly aaa Batletl

is attracting attention 1" a new role, on t talks in New York city iind at told his astonished hearers that' the by i-ar if , necessary." It ,waa,. In do away with the constitution if it that he ic against patriotism, wants tipn of Al, G. Field, is given over to men who have made a study of, negro 1 1 j -p mi enaraqter ior, , many, years. ; ; lae names of Tommy, Donnelly, principal comedian pfjthe Al. G. Field. Greater Minstrels for the past seventeen years, Harry C. Shunk, Arthur Craw ford, Lee Edmonds and Frank Miller will bring to the minds of many the antics of old favorites gone by. This bunch of comedians with a score of others will drive care to the dogs, and are a safe guarantee for an evening s entertainment. They are at the Gennett theatre, Tuesday night, March 13th.. 5j - - Original and New Characterizations in "The Prince Chap." Intellectual exponents of the his trionic art are so continually endeav oring to create something new and original fur the stage that it is most cmncuit to capture ana harness an idea that has not already been exploited. But Walter N. Lawrence, the producing manager, and Edward Peple, the clever young author of this dainty drama have succeeded in bestowing on the public three charac ters that are handled in an unique and original way. The part of Claudia is portrayed by three different actresses. Helen Pullman, 5, Edith Speare 8, and Ethel Cliff ton, IS years old. Never before has any drama had more than two playing one part of character. Mary Ke ogh, as the slavery, "Pickers," does not imitate any stage slavery known and Frank Lamb, as Bunion, the butler. , is entirelv nninno nrifl. n sinprp immnS tne nights 1 it -a .... run at; the Madison m ' Square t , Theatre. .. Cyril Scott, as the Prince Chap portrays the author's character of .1 a.n dear, manlyi tender chap and the entwining of the life of 1 a pretty baby girl, growing, growing all the time until she i, reaches beautiful womanhood with his life and its woes and the culmination into romance is haidled deftly and in a way that is a departure from the usual manipulation of sentimental roles. Scott was a hit in New York City.;, Vaudeville at the New Phillips. There is not a "chestnut" on the bill that will be inaugurated at the New Phillips' this afternoon. Al though Cal Lankert is heard twice a day, week after , week, the public does not tire of 'his songs 'and this week he will be heard in "While the Convent Bells Are Ringing," and 1 Please Leave the : Gates Ajar." two compositions that re full of senti ment and' accompanied by handsome illustrations. The;- Dedwater Trio, novelty club jugglers, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Boyer, comedy acrobats, Dancing Downs, Augusta Bell, known as "the Juvenile Patti," and San ford and Darlington, who- put on a comedy; novelty known1 as "Twenty Minutes in Vaudeville, M are all new to , New Phillips . patrons. Dancing Downs is advertised as "the king of etogs, a eSaraeter change artist and the wer!9Y! greaterf eolo, elof and taiak aal Vaneev. Hat aJJ theea

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ager Murray, as all have been recommended to him as worthy of a place on his vaudeville program. In addition to this feast of good things the Philoscope will have two " new films, "A Leadville Holdup," that will prove highly exciting,' and "Awakens," designed primarily for comedy effects. Although there will be numerous counter attractions this week, it is not probable there will be any falling off in vaudeville patronage. MONDAY ASSIGNED TO ST. GREGORY AS POPS HS SXHIBITBD ORSAT AJCPIL. HE HADE BRITAIII GIIRISTIAU He Kept an Exact Catalofnt of Poor of Rom and Distributed Pro- ' 'visions to Them. March 12 is the day assigned to St. Gregory, the great,; who died in 604. He was . distinguished by . modesty, disinterestedness and religious, seal, tempered by a toleration which' could only eome from pufe benerolenee The popedom was thrust on him in 590. In exereieing the funetions of his high station he iezibitetd : great mildness and forebearance. One day before he attained the papal chair, walking through the market ia Rome, he was struck by the beauty of a group of young persons expeeed to be sold as slaves. In answer to his inquiry of who they were and whence they came, he was told they were Angeli, from the heathe island of Britain. "Verily, Angeli (angels)," he said (punning on the name), "how la mentable that the prince of darkness should be the master of a country containing such beautiful people! How sad that with so fair an outside there should be nothing of God with in. This incident led to a mission being sent to Britain, which thus owed its first recepton of Christian light to Gregory. Gregory kept by him an exact catalogue of the poor of Rome. In the beginning of every month he distributed to all the poor corn, wine, pulse, cheese, fish, flesh, and oil. He appointed officers for every street to send every day necessaries to all the needy sick. Before he ate he always ent off meats' from his own table to some poor persons. He often entertained several of them at bistable. In the light of modern sociology, the moral results from this wholesale apiear good, but the motives which prompted this charity must be acnowledged to have been highly ami able. Gregory was a weakly man, often buffering from bad health. He died aged sixty-four years. To him beongs the phrase that has become a formula for the Pope, "Servant of tne servants 01 uoa." His name, which is the same as ','Vigilantius," or "Watchman," be came, from veneration of him, a fa vorite one. Among other it was borne by a Scottish prince of the eighth century, the reputed progenitor of the clan McGrgor. It is curious to think of this formidable band of Highland outlaws of the seventeenth century, introducing later the famous Bob Roy of Walter Scott, as thus connected bv chain of historical cir cumtances with the gentle and saintly Gregory who first caused the lamp of Christianity to be lighted in Brit ain. GARY CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Milton, March 11. (Special.) The Cary Club has elected : ' President, Mrs. Will P. Moore; Vice president, Mrs. George Kelsey ; secretary and assistant secretary, the Misses Nellie Jone and Mavie Benner; treasurer, Mrs. W. I. Parkins; librarian, Mrs. Charles' Ferris; erities, ""Mesdames. Rufus P. Lindsay, and John W. Judkins ; program ommittee, , lleadamea Oliver Terfuaon, Sdgew rVJcmee and Walter Woodj mmsie, Meerlanwa Ly

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