Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 16, 25 November 1910 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, -NOVEMBER 25, 1910.
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ARTIST L10VED BY TEARS OF MODEL
Sacrifices an-Art Prize for which Girl Posed in the Nude. . SHAMED GIRL PLEADS Wellington Reynolds Takes a Knife and Slashes Can vas in, Response. Chicago, Nov. 25. A canvas, clashed and torn until It scarcely can be recognized as a painting; a Canadian pirl burrytng home, away from the glamour of Chicago's Bohemia, and an artist who made a great sacrifice when moved by a girl's teams these things are, all that Is left of one or the little tragedies of the local artists' world. The studio drama Is a duplicate of Robert V. Chambers' "The Common Law." The people In the real story are duplicates of. those wcaved from the brain of the writer and the Incident o are uniquely similar. , Penniless, Bhs Poses as Model. Drltfly, the romance centers about vcung and pretty girl. Miss Marlon McKenzIe, who, tired of the humdrum existence In a country town near Wtr.dror, Canada, came to Chicago In the hops life here would be more enjoyable. Her air castles soon tumbled after arriving nr.d within thrco wcek3 rSe was alone, frlcndlcrs. csi without rroney. Irido prevented her from writing her parents of her misfortune and she resolved to struggle on alone. While looking through the want ads In a newspaper, an advc rtleement for An artist's model canght her eye and be answered It. The reply that came back brought joy to her heart and sho went to the address given, the studio of Wellington Reynolds In the Trco Studio building at State and Ontario streets. Her pretty face, beautiful form and type of beauty appealed to the-artlst, and she was Immediately engaged as the model for his new painting. "Tho Asphodel Gatherer." When informed that she would have to pose In the nude she refused and left the studio. Later she came bnck and reluctantly consented. Three days ago the painting wa3 completed. Reynolds' fellow artlcts gathered and pronounced the painting a great work of art.. The model, howver, was so mortified when she learned of the artist's purpose to exhibit It that she plead until he was moved and cut the valuable canvas into ribbons. Ready In a J'ffy, dellc'O'is- brown cakes, Mrs. Austins Huckwheat Flour. At 'Local - Theaters In Pcnama. Folks who enjoy a hearty laugh will haI full Ia r.rl,a thin At iiArtiinUw 4 . tee the big Broadway musical comedy In 1'ar.r.nia," the attraction at the (lernett next Tuesday with the Klein Nros., the principal comedians, are the funniest that come to Richmond tills year. . "In Panama" la a comic absurdity possessing an almost impossible plot, la full of wit, brilliant and funny dialogue, and many song hits, besides the bis ensemble numbers. It Is a rapid fire succession of' exhilarating laughs V.T.& entrancing songs. Among the hits Introduced will be "Way Down in Colon Town," "Neath the Old Palm Tree," "Where the White Lights Shine." "Smile, Smile, Smile." "In Panama" and a number of others. 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tlona of Bemi-operatlc comedy that' may be described as the surprise among latter-day events of this caliber. Rosa Stahl in "The Chorus Lady." Mr. Henry if Harris' will present nnan stahl nt the tlennett next Thureday ,n ..Tne choruB Laay." a oom-dy 1atnrn r,hp!I o.:thor of "The Com muters" and "The Traveling Salesman." The engagement will mark Miss iStahl's farewell appearance In the characterization of Patricia O'Brien in thla city and the purity of the ctory with Its many Interesting nituations !., ui j ;and clean wholesome comedy, togeth-1 er with the spirited performencc of Ro3e Stahl In the title role, have been sufficient to carry the play into its fourth year end establish the psrsonal trlumrh of Ml3 Stahl n the finious Red Internationally succespful Forbes comedy. The original New York and London supporting company will be
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1111 IUUIIIK louuri iiwvinit., jltK3. Leigh, Winona Willett. Lotta Brunelle, Anne Ives, Helen Dahl, Florence Grant and Lois Arnold, Claire Lane, Giles Shine, Wilfred Lucas, IZobcrt Stowo Gill, Thomas lagulrc, Sid Fortis, Frencla Check, Edgar Birch and C. C. Weaver."Seven Days." There are real engagements, secret engagements, summer engagements, broken engagements, and a popular cong a few years ago told of "a kind of an engagement." "Seven Day3" has n r r iv,0a trial AnffsifrAmAnf Rubbles Wilson ha3 wearied or living alone. He yearns for the whito mpn'a burden a wife. He esks Kit McNair to become the load. Kit Isn't quite sure whether. she loves Bubbles or just wants to be a tister to him, so she says, with sudden inspiration, and spirring for time: . "Let's have a trial engagement." "Any kissing In a trial engagement," r.rks Bubble, hitching closer. "No," replies Kit, "that's one of the trials." . That Isn't funny to Bubbles. Noth ing In "Seven Days" is funny to tho persons In It. That's what makes It so excruciatingly funny to others. Tho predicaments and complications that cwirl about the rersons In the play, the week of miondventt:ren and mixups that start In a drawing room, descend to the kitchen, climb to the roof and Involve everybody, create the tnapplest, wittiest, drollest comedy of a decade. - ' V: "It is the most amusing comedy that has been seen in New York In years," said the Metropolitan Magazine., "If you like comedy 'you must see this one, and be sure you see the beginning, because the laughs start with the first curtain." "Seven Days," direct from two years In New York, with a Broadway cast and production, will be presented by Messrs. Wagenhals & Kemper at the Gennett next Wednesday. The Russel Stock Company. The Russell Stock company will play "The Parting" at the Gennett theater this evening. Their performances of "The Blue Mouse" yesterday were received 'with the highest marks of approval on all sides and were voted the best ever seen at less than the regular high prices. In fact the audience could .not discover how it. was possible for them to play a piece of this discretion at the popular prices which they charge. Pestered With Proposal. . Here Is a young lady 'who has received 116 proposals In less than a year. She Is an actress, but the offers of marriage have been the A-l, blownln the bottle brand, not the stage variety. Lucile Goodwin Is the lady's name and she will be seen here next Monday in the leading role with "The Girl In the Taxi" at the Gennett theater. In speaking of her proposals she says: . "I wish I could turn over to girls looking for husbands the majority of proposals for marriage which I. have received during the present season. By actual count I have so far been honored with 116. I haven't escaped In a alngle city of my Itinerary. Bankera, brokers, politicians, college men, merchants, cowboys and even an Indian-are in the collection.' But so far I have dodged the noose. "The most unique proposal came from a man In Kansas City. He sent me the Impression of his palm, at the same time Importuning me to have It read by a palmist and if there was aught in his life or character that would blush at the spotlight of Investigation, to reject 'this . proffered hand. Life is too short and the distance to the palmist too long, but it makes an interesting page in my scrapbook." "Ths Easiest Way." Many eosaaaents have been made on
thes triklng realism of t!:e t Interior used in the second act of-The Easiest Way," in which Frances Starr appears at the Gennett, which depict3 one of those squalid r second story backs frequented by the "down and out members of the theatrical pro-jin fession In .New York. Those com-
menis must rewara uavia tieiasco iur En(i pajnfUi experience. -the pains he took in building that re-! Willie was not the good boy his
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whica'were purchased from Just suchlto bf and she paddled hjm in the re-
a nouse as that In which Laura Mur-,gOD Where the matches were concealdock Is supposed to make her trial of , ed Some of them were jgnlted DT the the more difficult way. shock of vigorous blows and set his
Is At tne. Murray. Adam is host to his troupe and
giving monkey dinners. , The partici-j The teacher and several pupils went tantt fchow they are educated Jur.5I3.to his assistance and the blaze was folks. The main squeeze is Adam. j extinguished after it had burned
He orders the dinner and eats it. He i Willie quite severely. It was necesalso gives an exhibition of howling. ;6;iry to bring him another pair of pants Ed Warren, the German comedian j before he could go home, hards out some new ones in merry j
monologue and songs and keeps hist audience on the laugh. The BeBout duo and Fred DeBolt, seloiat. furnish excellent musical program. Balancers are Aceei cc uoraine ana one wen re-1 celved by an appreciative audience at ! all times. BOYS CONFESS AUTO AND CHICKEN THEFTS El wood. Ir.d.. Nov. 23. Five boys wto had stolen everything from chickcn3 to automobiles were arrested by tho polico- They had entered the yards of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company and carried away brass pitterns valued at ?S9. Tacy alco en tered an abandoned - ra!ccn, wO.ero j they they tore out the correr pipes jf h ., . - th r5ns,n tub. and fo!d the outfit to the Jun dealer for When arreEted, the boys, v. hosa ages range from 11 to 14. were enjoying a fcaEt on the banks of Duck creek. Part of the fer.st was a stolen chicken. The boys confessed robbing hen coops,stores and factories, and told the officers of many dollars' worth of booty hidden In a cave along Duck creek, in pans and other things almost sufficient to stock a email store. - Only One "BROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. Grove. Used the World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c. MURPHY FINED FOR SWINDLING PUBLIC Cincinnati, Nov. 25. Because brothers of John Evers and Arthur Hofman represented these players when the Chicago National league club played at Ottumwa, Iowa, on Sept. 9, the national baseball commission fined the I Chicago club $200. The claim of the Ottumwa management for damages : was disallowed because the home team allowed the game to go on and profited by It. "I was Crippled, could hardly walk and had to Crawl down stairs at times on my hands and knees. My doctor told me I had an acute attack of inflammatory rheumatism. I was in the hospital for weeks, but was scarcely able to walk when I left it. I read about Dr. Miles' Nervine bought a bottle and began to get better from the start, and for the past six months I have had scarcely any pain and am able to walk as' well as ever.' J.H. Sanders, ; .P. O. box 5, Rockaway, N. J. Few medicines are of any benefit for rheumatism, but Mr. Sanders tells plainly what Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine did for f. One ounce of salicylate of soda added to one bottle of Nervine makes an excellent remedy for rheumatism, which is now known to be a nervous disease and therefore subject to the influence of a medicine that acts through the nerves, as does Dr. Maes' Nervine Sufferers from rheumatism seldom fail to find relief in the use of Dr. Miles' Nervine, with salicylate of soda. Sold under a guarantee that assures tho return of tha'prico of ths first bottle if it fails to benefit. At all Druggists. . MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart. Ind. The Flower Shop 1015 ElalBSL Phone im 0 That Satisfies Give your coal supply for this season ' due consideration . and buy where you know you. will, get ths best. PHONE US 1235. QUICK DELIVERY C Mkract & Sea 625 South 5th St. Phons 1235
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