Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 363, 20 March 1907 — Page 3

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t Theatrical Calendar. GENNETT. March 21 "Around the Clock." rfarch 22 "Red Feather." March 23 "The Illusion cf Beatric." Soon "The Time, the PJace and the 5lrl." PHILLIPS. Entir Week High class vaudeville. THE THEATORIUM. -Intire Week Motion pictures and frustrated Songs.

Vaudeville at the Phillips. Those who are looking for a hearty laugh, in an effort to shake off the cares of the- business of life, should lz to the New Phillips this week and Vltness the vaudeville performance. There is not only one laugh but a fccore of laughs in it and one will feel much better for bavin? remained through the performance. The Four PYanks, who put on a domestic comedy in one act, furnish almost fun

enough for a whole evening and it ia rf that lively kind that allow3 for no drags. The Avolettes, equilibrists, while they do not pretend to have a comedy feature to their stunt, nevertheless give an amusing setting to the turn, growing out of the somewhat ludicrous way in which the senior member of the team shakes and Jostles the "cub" around with his feet. Lovers of motion pictures will agree that the two films shown this week are of surpassing interest. "Red Feather" Gennett. DeKoven. Klein and Cook's famous comic opera, "Red Feather," will be

the attraction at the Gennett theater

Friday night. The music is by Regi

nald DeKovrn. composer of "Robin Hood"; Charl?3 Klein, who "ro'te "The Music Master" and "The Lion and the Monse." furnished the libretto; and Charles Emerson Cook, a Relaseo protege, contributed the lyrics. That "Red Feather," with the magnificent original production and mtny of the creative company is coming Is mo?t welcome news to the patrons of that playhouse. The title role will be sung by MIps Chrridah Simpson. "Around the. Clock" Gennett. Comedy that is hilarious, rongs that are tuneful and fun makers that are famous in two continents, are a few of the salient features of the latest musical entertainment that is to hold the boards at the Gennett Thursday night.

The name of this sterling piece of melodious frivolity is called "Around the Clock," which has been chosen as a fitting medium for the Introduction of the Ritch!: London Comedy company,

a band of players who are without a

peer in their particular branch of

work. The Ritchie comedians were the real hits last season, when they presented their world , famous travesty called "A Night in a London Music Hall." Maude Fealy Gennett. Considerable "Interest attaches to the engagement ; or Maude Fealy at the

Gennett on Saturday night in that her nppearance-ia to be made in the title role of "The Illusion of Beatrice," the new comedy by Martha Morton. Miss Fealy has by long and successful work as a leading woman with bir Henry Irving. W'm. Gillette, E. S. Willard and Wm. Collier, demonstrated her ability as a versatile actress, until, finally by common Consent, she Is placed among the leading feminine stars of the country. Under the direction of John Cort, the youngest star on the dramatic stage has been provided with a play in which the title role is admirably suited to Miss Fealy's girlish personality. The action of the play begins in the New York home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart. The latter, a society woman, has taken up magazine writing as a fad and learning of her husband's ward.

Beatrice, attempts to make capital of the affair by incorporating the romantic incidents of. the girl's life into a story.

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Maude Fealy Will Be Seen at the Gennett Saturday Night in "The Illusion of Beatrice", by Martha Morton.

fehlo K-mi-annua!!y. All bonds are to bo piti'i by Sow J, 1910 by the Hate treasurer". The board will also accept the plans for the pavilion .prepared by Rubush & Hunter, architect, and authorize publication for bids on the Contract for the erection of the tmfUling. The building will be oval In fchae. 350 fet long by 200 feet wide, fifty feet high at the eaves and ninety feet high at the top of the cone. Tlie show arena vill be oval in shape. 270 feet long by 120 feet wide. Eight tiers of seats will rise from the arena on all sides. The seating capacity of tlie building will be S,000.

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"Around the Clock" at the Gennett Thursday Night Starts a Series of Three Shows Which Will End the Theatrical Week in a pleasing Manner.

TO PLANT J7.000. TREES Plans of Secretary of State Board of Forestry.

NOW AT THE RESERVATION.

Will Freeman, secretary of the stale board of forestry has left Indianapolis for the state forestry reservation near Henryville, where, with a force of twelve men. he will establish a camp

and begin the work of setting out 57,-

000 young trees, which will be transplanted from the nursery on the' reservation to a field of SoO acres. A

large number of the trees, however,

were purchased in Illinois r-:id shipped to the reservation. The trees include the following varieties: Yellow poplar, ash, elm. black locust, chestnut, Kentucky coffee and maple.

Trees have already been planted on

3O0 acres of the reservation. It is the

j object of the state board of forestry to (ultimately furnish trees to replenish

the forests of the state and encourage the growing of locust trees for fence posts and similar purposes. Mr. Freeman has a large number of tree seeds that have been in storage for some time. These, he will plant at the nursery before his return. He does not expect to complete his work before the middle of next month.

A BIG FAIR PAVIL1CH

State Board of Agriculture Is In Session.

A LARGE SHOW ARENA.

Indianapolis, March 20 The state board of agriculture has authorized the issuance of $100,000' in bonds for the erection of the new live stock pavilion at the state fair grounds. The bonds will bear interest at 4 per cent. They will be nontaxable and the interest will be pay-

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ROLLER SKATING AT THE COLISEUM TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY Music furnished by the Monster Military Band Instrument at all times. Prize Mask Carnival March 28

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GENNETT THEATRE - .SSffa, THURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH 21

A riot of legitimate laughter. Pretty gowns, pretty songs.

" AROUND THE CLOCK"! Musical comedy in three acts by S. B. Gassin. headed by Ritchie's London Comedy Co. Funny, tuneful, hilarious, up-to-date. NEW, NEAT, NATTY, NOVEL. Stage on a stage. Vaudeville. Immense, inviting, Inspiring.

Prices 25c to $1.00. Seats at Wescott Pharmacy three days In adt vance. ,

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The Illusion of Beatrice A new modern comedy in three acts by, Martha Morton, .

METROPOLITAN CAST Uh rUATtnS. COMPLETE SCENIC PRODUCTION. J 'A play admirably suited to America's Youngest Dramatic Star." f Prices, $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c. Seats. Ready on Thursday, March 21. J

The New Phillips Vaudeville Theatre O. G. MURRAY, Lessee. GEO. A. SC HWENKE, Treas. and Ass't Mgr PROGRAM WEEK OF MARCH 18.

Saturday 3, 7:30 and 8:45 p. m.

A OVERTURE Mr. Chas. Lt. Stone, Musical Director. B INEZ McCUSKAR, Prima Donna Soprano. C TOM MACK, MonoIogisL D THE AVO LETTS, , Jugglers and Equilibrists.

E CAL LANKERT,

Illustrated Sons, "Whe& the Evening Breeze Is Sighing Homi Sweet Home. F THE FOUR FRANKS In an original One-Act Muslcaf Comedy enUtled "A Mixed Affair." G THE CAMERAGRAPH, Latest Motion Pictures.

Scene from "The Red Feather" at the Gennett Theater Friday Night.

Special matraee eac& Saturday; children 5 cents. AU other matinees 10c. except to children under A years. Souvenirs Wednesday matinee.

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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. - The Picture Paf Excellence, MA 6anK Defaulter," and the Prety Ballad Illustrates. "Two Little Sailor Boys'. Continuous Performance from 1 to 11 P. M. v : , . . ADMISSION TO ALL, FIVE CENTS.