Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 362, 4 November 1909 — Page 3
THE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM ASD SUX-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, XOVE3IBER 4, 1909.
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lie. An entirely new outfit of scenery has been provided, new costumes will be worn and new songs and dances will enliven the Hallowe'en celebra
tion. A very strong cast will be seen in the play.
"Under Southern Skies" will be at
the Gennett on November 8, and seats should be secured in advance as the return of this attraction, will no doubt crowd the theater.
"The Matinee Idol." Those theater-goers who are fond of
musical comedy will be glad to hear of the engagement on Saturday, Nov.
13th, at the Gennett of De Wolf Hopper in his latest comedy "The Mati
nee Idol."
"Polly of the Circus." "Polly of the Circus," one of the most worthily successful of recent American plays, and in which comedy and semi-tragedy are closely entwined to provide incessant excitement, and
also a happy ending, and which has
been pronounced far and wide as the cleanest and purest drama of the de
cade, will be seen for the first time in this city at the Gennett on Saturday November 6, matinee and night. The
production offered to local theater-goers is exactly identical with that seen
for one entire season by hundreds of
thousands of delighted playgoers at the
Liberty theater in New York city, while the cast is the most competent and uniformly excellent seen in many
a long day.
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Miss Shaw, with the Percival, Shaw andSherman act at the Murray this week.
At the Murray. The bill is the best that Richmond people have ever had the opportunity of seeing. The Great Juggling Normans give entertainment sufficient to Justify the expenditure of any persons money to the whole show. They are the best of their kind. Their wonderful ability of throwing the clubs and their machine-like accuracy in passing them from one to the other and the constant shift of position during the act, is causing quite a sensation among the amusement lovers of this city. The Percival, Shaw and Sherman act, presenting the comedy "A Family Mixup," brings applause and laughter from all audiences. They show very plainly the result of the interference of the third party in a love affair. Brooks and Carlisle in their breezy comedy entitled "The Limit," have proven very popular in this city, as well as in every city in which they have played. When you have heard the "Four Nightengales," you will have listened to as good a quartette as ever was on the stage. Their wonderful harmony and their well selected songs places them at the top of the public favor at once.
time and again. Therefore, the big audience which welcomes it here and it is certain to be a big audience will include many who have seen the piece, and who will enjoy it the more in seeing it acted by a brilliant New York cast. The company now coming here is a special feature cast. It was form-
"Paid in Full." "Paid in Full." Eugene Walter's 'graphic play of present day America, will be at the Gennett theater tonight, when the Wagenhals & Kemper company will offer it with the New York cast and production direct from the Astor theater. This announcement cannot fall to stir liveliest interest. "Paid in Full" is the strongest and the most entertaining drama of the time. Its record is a theatrical wonder. It Is likely that many persons in this city who attend theaters, here or on their visits to New York or elsewhere, have seen "Paid in Full." They -will be the first to testify to its worth, and the most eager to see it again. This play produces so vivid an impresslop, grips so powerfully and withal provides so keen an entertainment, that It draws people back to see it
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Are the Stories Published Re
garding the President's Trip There.
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Pauline Darling in "Paid in Full" at the Gennett tonight.
ed in recognition of the play's third year on Broadway, a distinction just achieved at the Astor Theater, from whence it comes direct. This noted cast includes Fritz Williams, Katherine Florence, Ben F. Wilson. William Riley Hatch, Florence Robinson, Pauline Darling and George Belden.
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"Under Southern Skies. The return of "Under Southern Skies," to our city is an event that will be looked forward to by large numbers of our theatre-goers. Those who saw this highly entertaining play on its previous vsit will be glad of an opportunity of seeing it again, for it is a play that bears seeing over and over again, and those who have for any reason missed attending will no doubt seize the present opportunity of enjoying this great success. "Under Southern Skies" is now in its seventh year and its popularity is constantly increasing. Since last seen here it has been delighting crowded houses in other cities and it is everywhere admitted to be the best play of Southern life now before the public. The management has made every effort to have the present tour surposs all previous efforts to please the pub-
The FlyhMj Idea. The first man wc got the theory of the flying machine right was no less a person than the painter Leonardo da Vinci. He pictured It as heavier than air, provided with wings and uplifted. In spite of its weight, by the rapid revolutions of a propeller. Leonardo had an idea that the propeller might be turned by clockwork or by setting a number of laboring men to turn a handle, but in that respect he was mistaken. Pall Mall Gazette.
Logical. "A disease should be attacked at Its ource." "Then If a man's disease is hereditary I suppose you'd doctor his father for it, eh?" Exchange.
As the births of living creatures at first are ill sbapen. so are all innovations, which are the births of time.Bacon.
Suspicious, "bid you ever stop to think, my dear," said Mr. Micawber, gazing at his plate of lobster salad, "that the things we love most in this life are the very things that never agree with us?' "Will you be so kind." said Mrs. Micawber, straightening up, "as to tell me whether you are speaking of the aalad or of me. sir ?' London Tit-Bits.
Always use Walter's Buckwheat. Its
genuine flavor gives It a world wide j reputation. Ask your grocer.
Washington, Nov. 4. Echoes of the trip of President Taft through Utah were heard in Washington, when Senator Smoot, who has just returned from the Presidential trip down the Mississippi river, declared that sensational
publications in regard to the trip had
been sent out for political effect. According to the senator, the Mormons did not try to monopolize the president and the accounts to that effect were a
gross slander on the state.
"Governor Spry, Senator Sutherland
and myself called together oO or more of the leading citizens of Utah to appoint a committee on arrangements for the president's visit," explained the
senator.
"A committee of 25 was chosen, of which 17 were non-Mormons and 8
were Mormons.
"A committee of eignt, to go in a private car to meet the president at Helper, near the Colorado line, was
appointed, and of these five were non Mormons and three Mormons.
"The change in arrangements by which I introduced the president at the tabernacle instead of Mayor Bransford, was made with the full agreement of all concerned and because the Mayor stated he was not feeling well and
would have to cancel part of the pro
gram. The statement that Governor Spry and myself refused to enter the Unitarian church with the president is a wicked falsehood. Both of us were present, the governor sitting on the
president's right. The chief justice of
the supreme court sat on the left, with
Mayor Bransford and myself in line.
"In short, the sensational reports
sent broadcast over the country of em
barrassing situations and charging an
attempt by the Mormons to monopolize the president had not the slightest
foundation in fact. A glance at the president's engagements while in Utah and an analysis of the membership of the committees which had charge of
him completely disproved these state ments. Utah has been grossly slandered In this connection."
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It was a maxim among oar frugal
forbears that a young woman should never be married until she bad spun
herself a set of body, table and bed linen. From this custom all unmarried
women were termed spinsters, an appellation they still retain In law proceedings. Uncut Diamonds. , An uncut diamond looks very much like a bit of the best gum arable
The Bug Bible. The "bug Bible" is so called because of Its rendering of Psalm xci. 5, "Afraid of bugs by night." Our present version (A. D, 1551) reads, "Terrors by night-
Balloons.
Few balloons are serviceable for
more than eighty flights.
Mrs. C. A. Brehm has an elegant line
of the late silk beaver hats on display.
Blue Gill fish fry all day Fri
day at the Waldorf, 16 N. 9th. Lost Yellow and white
Shepherd dog, female, five
months old, answers to name
of Tutes; reward if returned
' A complimentary copy of a book valuable to all lovers of music, and espefcialiy to prospective piano purchasers, rmay be obtained by writing to the publishers, Wing & Son, 371-3S9 West 13th St., New York. This book contains over 150 pages, measuring 12x12 inches, and is an encyclopaedia of piano information, giving the history of these instruments, as well as a minute and interesting description of piano building. It shows how to tell a good piano from a bad one; what causes a piano to get out of order; how to care for it to preserve its' tone and prolong its life altogether a most welcome book for those interested. The book, which is sent free to any-, one who desires musical information, is well illustrated, handsomely printed, and bound in boards, and cannot have cost the publishers less than seventy-fivj cents to manufacture. The expense oJ mailing is twenty-one cents, making tho cost nearly one dollar, and as they sent out several thousands of them each year, one can easily understand how tremendous the undertaking and the expensd of business getting, and what faith ond must have in the honesty of the American people to do business in this way. This expensive literature, so generously bestowed, is, however, but the first step in illustrating the lengths that manufacturers go in proving their confidence. ARE AMERICANS HOVEST ? That manufacturers will deliver by prepaid freight merchandise to the value of several hundred dollars to individuals in any part of the United States, without the deposit or prepayment of a single dollar, is a startling fact that is something of a puzzle to the conservative
business man. It is true, however, and the experiences of several mail-order houses in sending pianos on 30-day trial to anyone anywhere have proved that the American people are honest. These experiences have demonstrated that this method is pursued with practically no losses and an enormous increase in the business of those houses which endeavor to place really high-grade pianos h American homes.
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A mail bag. received at the railway mail station, Pennsylvania depot, yesterday, which is known as the mail carriers' directory, because of the thousands of railway mail clerks' names and addresses on it, bears a history for travel that is very interesting to the postal employes. This bag has been in service for a number of years and has visited every part of the United States with the exception of the Southern states, east of the Mississippi.
A CARD This is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or oold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold, prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. A. G. Luken & Co.
Fair Sized. "No," said the retired showman, "I won't say that we had the biggest giant that ever happened, but it is a solemn fact what I am going to tell
you. This giant bad a penchance, or whatever you call It, for trying new styles of whiskers." "M-hmP "Well, when be wanted a new style laid ont he bad to send for a landscape gardener."
Prince Edward island's annual catch of lobsters amounts to LIVXnM).
Blue Gill fish fry all day Friday at the Waldorf, 16 N. 9th.
I DR. PARK I DENTIST 12 North Tenth St.
Richmond Feed Store Feed AU Kinds
Phone 2190.
11-13 N. 9th
GENNETT Scats now Selling lor POLLY & CIRCUS Sat. Mat. and Night Matinee prices 25. 35. SO. 75. 11Xight prices 25, 50. 75, Si. $L50.
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would make easy all your household cleaning, i US3 it and I don't feel more than sixteen." Does dirt mean drudgery to you? Yes if the only way you know to get: rid of dirt is by the hot water, ordinary, soap and elbow grease method. No if you let Fels-Naptha dissolve the dirt in cool or lukewarm water I without boiling, without hard-rubbing. Fels-Naptha has done away with hardwork and boiling in washing clothes just as other modern inventions have done away with home spinning, tallow candles and hand sewing. Why don't ou let Fels-Naptha do diehard part of your washing? The easy directions are printed on the back of the red and green wrapper.
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The FIt Juggling Monnans, direct from the Keith circuit. Corney Brooks and Rose Carlisle in a breezy comedy entitled. The Limit" PercaTal, Shaw and Sherman in a "CI can cut" comedy. "A family Mlxup." V
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