Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 131, 2 June 1907 — Page 3

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-1 eiegram, Sunday, June 2, 1SQ7.

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Amusements li seen with the robimson shows.

Calendar of Events.

NEW PHILLIPS Week of June 10, vaudeville. GENNETT Dark. ELEVENTH AND MAIN June 3, 4 and 5, the Lugar Shows. GILEERT PARK Week of June 3, Druids' Carnival. FIFTEENTH AND SOUTH C June 7, Gsn try's Show.

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Vaudeville at the Phillips. Saturday night's bill cone-hided the- double of vaudeville at the Phillips and thi.s siyl of entertainment will not Ijo resumed until 'londH.v, June 10, when a splendid bill vill be inaugurated.

Creat Lugar Shows. With the dawn of spring comes the circus fever and Hie dead walls of the city are flattered with attractive jst.-r announcing the coming of The Creur Lugar Shows on June "."4 nd 5. The' hSkjw is heralded as the Tii-eat ;?t Twenty-five Show on Ksrth" and is said to carry many newarid p.ovei features this season. A troupe of performing dogs and ponies, n cofeile of funny clowns, troupes of acrobat., daring gymnasts and other features iimnse the patrons of Ugh class tented attractions when they exhibit here on June 3, 4 and ,". The Great Samoyas in his looo the loop from J'KMis to loops as one of the preatet aerialists extant. Vane and Jel'lairville have a novelty act which t'"ey call a Parlor Cireus. The DeJYirrost brothers are cicver European acrobats. Hale, the human liird. Dildine and Jlul)be:- the funny clinks and other clever artists will display their talent. with the Great Iugar Snows v.-hich wi:! exhibit at 11th and Main on Jim 3, 4 and -". The price of admission will be reduced to 2,"c to ail.

which opens an engagement

city Moudav. at the Druids' carnival for an entire week, comes recommended as one of the cleanest and best attractions on the road, and is rightfully classed among the few brilliant successes in the field of the amusement

enterprises of today. No attraction in recent years has attained such instantaneous popularity, or won so great

See Kimball contest proposition onia measure of critical approbation as is

j-age !. Make out your list ana man ; unanimously accorueu mis er popu-

to 1TJ North Ninth street.

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Social Notes of Nearby Towns

A Six O'clock Dinner. Ilagerstown Mr. and Mrs. John Teetor gave a six o'clock dinner at their new residence on South Washington street,' Saturday evening to the men who helped build their house, and their families. Those present were, Chas. Working and family. Benjamin Paui and family, Carlos P.urton and wife, Benjamin Weaver and wife, Lewis Burkett and family, Augustus Fritz and wife, Richard Cordell and family, Terry Walker and wife, Chas. Uorine and wife, Howard Tiiornburg. Lewis Cordell and Henry Keagy and family. Will be Hostess. Cambridge City Mrs. C. W. D. Jones will be hostess to the Whist club at her home on Maple street, Monday "afternoon. Reading Club Changes Meeting Time. Milton The Reading club met with Mrs. R. W. Warren at her home, north of town Saturday afternoon. The club has changed its time of meeting from evening to afternoon during the summer months.

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FRIDAY JUNE

15th and SouSli C Streets Two Performances 2 and S P. M. Rain or Shine America's Greatest Trained Animal Exhibition. New Acts New Animals Evcrythina New

Alter the Minnows Conies the Whale

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sess injury than underwork "that rare 1 - ami obscure calamity from which no- Entertained on Decoration Day. tody is sup-.os-d to sr. frcr. Success, j Cambridge City Mr. and Mrs. V. I A. Whirley were guests of Mr. and DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK YEL-' Mrs. N. Saikley at their home in Coii-

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will make tnem wnite as snow. - oz package, 5 cents.

nersville, Decoration Day.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

Have jou noticed the improved service to Chicago via the C, C. & L? Through sleeper leaves Richmond at 11:15 P. M. daily, arrives in Chicago

at 7:00 A. M. Try it.

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MONS. LORENZO, WHO FIGHTS WALLACE. The Koomson Amusement company J the highest priced animal art of the

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AMUSEMENTS

lie Theatorium 620 Main St. J. H. Broomhall, Mgr. Moving Pictures Illustrated Songs Pictures Changed Monday, Wednesday and Friday The Show of Quality THE COST 5c

lar amusement company with its clev

fer mixture of mirth, mystery and sen

sation. It is the aim of Manager Robinson to give the amusement-loving public, bright, new, out-of-t he-ordinary moral attractions, including lacies and gentlemen and so far he has had no trouble in substantiating his claim. He is presenting some of the most elaborate investiture a'nd magnifi

cent attractions ever lavished upon an j for the recreation of amusement offering, w ith Gaskil's ;zoo j loving public. All

FEATURE OF THE GENTRY BROS.' SHOWS.

steel arena, including Mile. Floriue, the fascinating little lion queen, who makes those blood thirsty lions obey

her slightest wish and command, and! i v.hile surrounded bv .them and their; ..... s ,

roaring, presents ner neautirui. yet dangerous dance of the lions. Wallace, the untamable lion who sensationalized the entire world a few years ago in New York, where he escaped and kept the entire city at bay for over 4S hours, and only with the aid of the police and fire department was he recaptured, is to be seen "just as large and twice as natura.." This famous lion has killed three of his former trainers. The only surviving is Mons. Lorenzo, whose likeness appears here, one of America's youngest scouts and

trappers, and who from his ntauy coml5ats with Wallace is a battle scarred hero, but who still risks his life daily

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A drama that appeals to every heart, and contains a great lesson of strong Christian morals.

and trained wild animal show as the with the Robinson Arnusmeut. Co., arc

feature. This sensational attraction is devoted exclusively to the training and subjugating of wild and ferocious beasts of the forest and plains, where

high class in every respect, and plenty of free open air acts to while the dull moments, and rightly called the event of the season.

Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio

carpenter with the P., C, C. R. R.

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Plat opens at Fine's Pharma- a c, Saturday, June 1. General

admission tickets, 25c; served seats, 15c extra.

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Repairing Damaged Engine.. Cambridge City, June 1 The damage done to the engine at the factory of the Standard Manufacturing Co., by the blowing off of the cylinder head last Wednesday afternoon, is being repaired rapidly and work will probably be resumed Monday. Well Known Woman Buried. j Fountain City. Ind. The funeral of Mrs. Cans Mills took place from their country home, 1 miles north of Fountain City, Thursday afternoon and was largely attended. Interment was at North cemetery. Will Fill Regular Appointments. Greensfork, Ind. Rev. Ida Parker will fill her regular appointment at the Friends' church Sunday morning and evening.

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Moving to Cambridge City. Cambridge City. Frank Eaton is moving his family from Richmond, to

the Vickery property on West Chm'ch f

street, lie has employment as bridge

Congressman Watson Will Speak. Greensfork, Ind. Hon. James E. Watson will deliver the address at the I. O. O. F. decoration services today.

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Another Girl Ambulance Surgeon.

Jan. ir, 1JMTS, rr. Mary Merritt Crawford will take her place as interne and ambulance surgeon at Williamsburg hospital, Brooklyn. She is an A. B. of Cornell university and a graduate of the medical department of that institution. Every year a competitive examination for appointment as hospital Internes is held among medical students who are a!out to be graduated. Dr. Mary Crawford registered for the examination along with, thirty-four others, fill men. She passed with the highest average and won the appointment. It Is pleasant to know that she got it. Other young women should make a note of the fact that Dr. Crawford is a girl athlete. She plays basket ball and baseball nnd can row a shell with skill. Undoubtedly her fine health and development helped her In her studies, and her splendid physical condition helped her to get the appointment. A glance at her suffices to show that sh can stand up to her work. MARCIA WILLIS CAMTBELL

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Lutle Duke Norman, the Wonderful Boy Ciud Juggier Wuh Gentry Bros.'-

Shows Which Come to Ric hmond Next t-r.day.

To be presented to Royalty is the most, cherished desire of hundreds of people, and when such a distinction is bestowed on anyone for deeds cf valor or merit is an honor' of which one may justly be proud of. Probably the youngest living person ever so honored is little '"Duke" a member cf the marvelous Five Juggling Normans who will appear here on next Friday with the Gentry Brothers' Famous Shows United. '"Little Duke" is the youngest of

the troupe and is barely seven1 years old. Last summer when the troupe

w as performing at the Imperial Opera j

Linden, where they were entertaining a large party of distinguished guests, including a large number of children. The marvelous dexterity of the troupe in their club swinging and juggling act excited the admiration of the entire party, and of none more than the

Empress and Emperor themselves. At the close of their performance the Empress sent for 'iittle Duke" and introduced him to some telling him how delighted she was with his cleverness, turned and whispered to the Emperor, who pinned a gold medal on the little fellow's coat. Needless to say Duke is intensely

House. Berlin, they were the talk of proud of the distinction conferred on the city, and were commanded to ap-jhini, no less than of the fact that he is pear before the Kaiser and Empress of the youngest person ever so honored Germany, at their palace Unter Den by royalty in any country.

MIIMMS SI

Fourfold Bigger and Grander Than Ever.

Five Hundred Trained Animal Acts! 2 Herds o! Performing Elephants! 50 Comical Monkey Comedians! 250 Educated Cute Ponies! 209 Canine Aristocrats and Trained Sheep, Pigs, Goats, Cats F . fT Tno only Baby Camel Ever Born-ln VV'LO America. TWO WEEKS OLD ! 200 Educated Animal Actors

11 - All Star Arenie Acts - Mi 6 Wonderful Juggling Normans 6 The Most Wonderful Clab Jugglers in the World

World Famed Namha Japanese Acrobats J i The Mikado's Private Trcor) ol Performers

Specially Engaged by His Exprass Permission oreeous Street Parade

A Mile of Glittering Grandeur Headed by , Two Magnificent Military Bands Starts from the Shew Grccnds at 10 a. m. oa Day ci Exhibition Mammoth menagerie open for inspection one hosir ttcforc each performance ' 5,000 Comfortable Seals in Water-Proof Tcnfs One Ticket Admits to Everything.

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RAYMOND THEATER

NEW.. 5c THEATORIUM.1 522 Main Street I

All the Latest films and Songs. Everything New and Attractive.

PROGRAM

Attempted Suicide." "Just Cause."

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Everybody Works Cut Father."

INVITED :

ichmond, June 3d, 4th and 5th

Eleventh and Main (Centrally Located) Tlte Great Lugar Shows; 4 Presenting Many New and Novel Features.

1 Ring, One Act at a Time 1 2 Performances Daily 2 3 Days, Commencing June 3

Superior Supreme Surpassing Sensational Surprises

25c-Admission to All 25c Richmond, 11th and Main, June 3, 4 and 5.

NYAl'S HOT SPRINGS BLOOD REMEDY

A3 a blood cleanser.' Nyal's Hot Springs Blood Remedy Is unsurpassed. Bright eyes, rosy cheeks, vigorous health spring from it3 use. It gives buoyancy to one's feelings, elasticity to the step puts spring into the muscles. M. J. QU1GLEY, COURT HOUSE PHARMACY

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More than money ever bought for you in Ricmond. ISucIi are the attractions the Druids have in store for you. One solid week June 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.

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