Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 360, 2 November 1909 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALIiADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1909. v
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"Paid in Full."
At the Gennett theater on Thursday, J
November.,- tne wagennais Ac- ivemper company, will present Eugene Walter's "Paid in Full," a play of contemporaneous American life, the greatest and the most entertaining comedy drama ever produced in this country and the most popular. No other play has ever earned such a reputation. Its success Is truly sensational. It made such a tremendous hit in New York that it recently recorded its third year there. "A sweeping success a knock-out hit," Is the way Munsey's magazine described it, while Everybody's called at "the sensational success of Broadway." Equally strong in praise has been every leading dramatic critic in this contry. It is a play of intense human interest that clutches the sympathies.
The Murray Theater. "The beet what is't" is a term trite, but perfectly true of the present bill at the Murray theater. All the feature acts seem to have happened along at once, and the result is a consummation greatly to be desired. "The Five Juggling Normans" opening here after a big run on Keith time, are considered by all "Vode" followers to have the largest fist in the fight for the title of "headliners" on this week's bill. Their act is the first of its kind to show in the Murray theater. Perclval, Shaw and Sherman present another feature act entitled "A Family Mlxup." In this little playlet there is a boy, a girl, and an old man. The old man wants the boy, who is his son, to get married. He accordingly plays the Miles Standish act and courts the girl for his boy. The girl having a keen sense of humor, sees that the old man's proposal might easily bo
construed as a proposal for himself,
and then the "mix-up" occurs. The old man taking the boy with, him, calls on the girl one evening. The elrl Duts the boy next to her game.
This is what followed. She did accept
the old man's proposal, and more, she
made the boy believe that she really
was In love with his dad. Can you imagine what the old man said what the boy thought? Don't try, go and see the boy, the girl and the old man
In real life.
Oornev Brooks and Rose Carlisle in
their little one-act comedy entitled "The Limit," hold their end of the program ud In fine style. Their act is
also something different from the gen
eral run of acta seen on the Sun circuit.
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This act has been on all the big cir
cuits in the country, and is one of the
best acts of its kind in vaudeville.
"The Four Nightengales" are the
only juvenile quartet on the vaudeville stage. They appear in solos, quartets and dialogue. One of them portrays a German grocery clerk and furnishes the comedy element for the act.
The illustrated song and the Murray-
oscope pictures close one of the best
bills ever put on any popular priced
vaudeville stage.
Election returns will be read from
the stage tonight.
"Under Southern Skies." "Under Southern Skies" by Lottie Blair Parker, author of "Way Down
East" will shortly be presented in our city, with an important company and all the minuteness of detail that made
its record run at the Belasco theater in New York City a notable one.
"Polly of the Circus." Mr. Frederic Thompson who sends his massive production of "Polly of the Circus" with Fay Wallace in the leading part to Richmond Saturday, November 6, matinee and night Is one of the very few producers in this country, that believe in originality for his plays and while he personally con
ducts all his rehearsals of his different productions, he never allows anyone to interfere with that branch of work. During Mr. Thompson's career as a manager and producer he has never known to produce a failure, he having launched such pronounced successes as "Brewster's Millions," "Via Wireless" and "A Fool There Was" and that ever popular circus drama, "Polly of the Circus" which comes to the Gennett Saturday, matinee and night, November 6. This production is one of the few circus plays that has been shown with real life of the circus as its chief pictures, and as for true realistic scenes, it can be seen that the master hand of Frederic Thompson, the wizard of the New York Hippodrome and the greatest amusement park in the world, Luna Park, Coney Island also at New York City. This play is produced exactly as presented for one solid year at the Liberty theater, New York City.
Cooke's Theotorium. The Theotorium will give the public this week the only original and authorized motion pictures of the military tournament of the United States army, held at Toledo. Ohio, during the week of July 5, 1909. These pi. tures consist of three reels of ap
proximately 1,100 feet each. The first
reels of films will be shown Monday and Tuesday; the second Wednesday and Thursday; the third Friday and Saturday. The exhibition lasting in all about one hour and fifteen minutes in duration. Below is a letter of Major General F. D. Grant to the American public: To the American Public:
"It is believed that exhibiting the
motion pictures of this tournament
will be of the greatest benefit to the
people of the United States. I am
most anxious that the people of thi3
country know the Army as It really is and I can conceive no better method of educating them than
through the medium of the moving
picture."
Very truly yours, F. D. GRANT, Major General U. S. A. Commanding Damp Wm. H. Taft, Toledo, Ohio.
HAGERSTOWN PEEVED
Youngsters of Neighboring Town Raised Old Ned On Hallowe'en.
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(Palladium Special) Hagerstown. Ind., Nov. 2. Considerable damage was done to property in this vicinity on Saturday night in the observance of Hallowe'en. Everything that was not chained was carried away or else demolished to a great extent. Shutters, wagons and gates were carried away and were found by their owners the next morning several blocks from their accustomed places. Fences were torn down, door bells rung, tin cans with strings attached, were stretched across the sidewalks to catch unwary pedestrians, and in fact life generally was made miserable for the more peaceably inclined. In view of some of the more serious damage
done, and the fact that several of the
culprits are known, it is ve-y probable that there may be some arrests within the course of the next few days and an astonished and frightened bunch of youngsters made to appear before the court of the justice of the peace.
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PEARY ENDORSED BY THE SOCIETY
National Geographical Organization Shows Sympathy In Pole Dispute. WILL EXAMINE HIS DATA
FOR HOURS YESTERDAY COOK'S RIVAL WAS ON THE RACK WITH NOTED SCIENTISTS DIRECTING THE FIRE.
Washington, D. C, Nov. 2. Commander Robert E. Peary, practically was indorsed as the discoverer of the North Pole by the National Geographical society yesterday. Every indication points to the fact
that Peary's personal statements before the sub-committee of the society convinced its members that he had set foot on top of the world. The explorer has been invited to deliver the first of his public lectures before the society here on November 12, and it was pointed out that had the proofs been open to the slightest question he never would have been asked to appear. It was announced at the home of Rear Admiral C H. Chester, retired, that a public statement of the findings of the society would be forthcoming on Wednesday. Convinced of His Honesty.
This rapidity in determining the ,
genuineness of Peary's claim that he reached the pole on April fi. last, is taken to mean that there is no difference of opinion among the three experts who are delving into his Arctic data, and that they are convinced of his honesty.
Peary was a guest of Admiral ChesI ter last night, but he declined to disj cuss in any way the testimony he gave i before the committee or to dwell upon
personal recollection of his dash for the pole. It was evident from his manner that the explorer was completely satisfied in his mind what the verdict of the investigators would be. Commander Peary reached Washing ton yesterday and went at once to Admiral Chester's home. Later in the day the subcommittee appointed by the Geographical society took him in hand. For more than two hours the members interrogated and
cross-questioned him. They already had made a close study of his data. None of the members of the subcommittee last night would discuss the meeting. Presented All of His Data. At the request of the society Peary forwarded all of his data to it a few days ago. The organization promptly turned the papers over to the Board of Managers, which in turn named a subcommittee of investigation. To this committee was appointed Rear Admiral C. H. Chester, T. H. Tittmann, of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Henry Gannett, chairman of the United States Geographical board. The members of the subcommittee are regarded by the society as the best fitted scientists in the United States to pass upon the documents presented. The explorer left last night for New York, where he will spend today in consultation with the officers of the Peary Arctic club. He will then proceed to his home in Maine.
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Novelists and Love. Charles Lever believed that novelists should retire or at all events refrain from writing love stories in due season. In his fifty-ninth year the author of "Charles O'Malley" writes to his publisher: "What you hint about a real love story is good, but don't forget that Thackeray said that no old man must prate about love." 1 remember the Duke of Wellington once saying to me, referring to Warren's 'Ten Thousand a Tear.' 'It is not that he never had ten thousand a year, but he never knew a man who had.' As to writing about love from memory, it is like counting over the banknotes of a bank long broken. They remind you of money, it is true, but they're only waste paper, after all." London Mail.
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THIS WEEK
The Five Juggling Mormans, direct from the Keith circuit. Corney Brooks and Rose Carlisle in a breezy comedy entitled, "The Limit." Percaval, Shaw and Sherman in a '"Cleancut" comedy, "A Family Mixup." The Four Nightingales Quartette Matinee Daily, 2:20 p. m. 10c Night, 7:30 and 9 p. m. 10. 15 and 20c; box seats 25c. Box office open from 11:30 a. nx. to 10:30 p. m. , Phone 1699.
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