Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 158, 16 April 1911 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1911.

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LEGISLATORS FLEE Filibuster to Prevent Inimical Legislation. (American News Service) Nashville, Tenn., April 15. The thlrty:four bolting members of the .Tennessee legislature who fled from the state to present the enactment of legislation they hold to be Inimical lire today enroute for Birmingham, Ala-f prepared to stay out of the state pix months. If necessary. - This Information was given out by John F. Hall. leader of the filibuster In the state house of representatives who had fled with them, but returned Jate today.

Governor Hooper was In conference lth 1'nlted States Senator Lea for neveral hours today trying to devise a way of breaking the deadlock. 8T0P INTEREST ON STATE DEBT. Nashville, Tenn., April 15. At a meeting of the funding board in the ofTWo of Governor Hooper this afternoon that body decided to stop payASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. Wo have a New Method I hat cures Asthmn. and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your rawe Im of long-standing or recent development, whether it Is present as hay-fever or chronic Asthma, our method la an absolute cure. No matter in what climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, our method will certainly cure you right in your own home. We especially want to send it to those apparently hopeless cases, where all rorniH of inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, "patent amok-en." etc., have failed. We want to show everyone at our own expense that this new method will end all difficult breathing, all wheezing, and all those terrible paroxysms at once and for all time. This free offer is too Important to neglect h single day. Write now and begin the cure at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon below. Do It Today.

ments of all interests on the state debt, all appropriations for charitable Institutions and all other moneys to be paid out by the state for which ap-

equat if not greater merit. The hey-dey of New York as a producing center for the theaters of the Middle West has passed, and Chicago

propriations have not

been made. ' has come into its own. And of Chi-

This action was taken because of the fact that 34 members of the house left the state and broke a quorum of the lower house of the legislature. The action taken affects most seriously the interest, on the state debt of $320,000 due April 12. Under the holding of the comptroller and treasurer it will not be paid. They claim for their action that they are backed up by a statute on the subject prohibiting them to pay out money when no appropriation has been made. The action affects the charitable institutions of the state including the three state asylums, the Tennessee school for the deaf and dumb, the Tennessee school for the blind, and the Tennessee industrial

school.

cago theatrical managers, Harry Askin's name leads all the rest.

ing than that gained by the mera j the prettiest girls seen here in some pleasing of tie eye. " j time and sings her songs with such a While this will be the first visit of catchy air that they can not help mak-"Bca-Hur" to Richmond, it is no stran- ing a hit- Her last soug, "Cant You ger to local playgoers who are familiar See I Love You?" is the musical hit with its many charms througj its ex- of the evening. traordinary records for business in The chorus, which always goes . a other cities, and many of them have i long way toward making a show a

read the stpry. The engagement

i success, is in keeping with the excel-

warfare and camp life. This film costs! the management is making a present

the Arcade $10.00 a day

extra, and of the feature to its many patrons.

at the Gennett

theater, which will open on Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings, May 4. 5 and C, with a special matinee on Saturday, May 6. "Newlyweds and Their Baby." "The Newiyweds and Their Baby,'

musical play founded on the car-

lent work of the other members of the company. The gfrls are well costumed and have good voices. Some of the song hits are "Every Baby Is a Sweet Boquet," "My Sweitzer Bride" and "Mr. Jigger.' Murray. Manager Murray, ever ready to cater to the wants of his patrons at any cost, has secured for the popular play house this week an extraordinarily

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"Ben-Hur" When the curtain is drawn at the Gennett theater on Thursday evening, May 4, the most magnificent, elaborate and historically correct production will be displayed that has ever

j charmed and enthralled a theater aud

ience in this city. It will be the prepremiere of the new and greater pro

duction of "Ben-Hur especially ar-,a

ranged for this tae twelfth season of toons by George McMaaus, which apthe Wallace show. pear in t:ie comic sections each Sun-

As nnw urranwii ami staged bv'dav. will be nresented at the Gennett.!

iKIaw n,l KrUnsrr.r "Brr, n..r" is a Kaster Thursday and no doubt will 'good bill. The two Johns, jugglers 1

marvelous piece oi Magecrau. nic

Holy City of Jerusalemn, with is ol

ivy-clad hills, stretching into the dim distance, softening the brilliant col-

Tiras

At Local Theaters

Sweetest Girl In Paris. "The Sweetest Girl in Paris," which

conies to the Gennett's theater. Richmond, Ind., Monday, April 21th,. is freshe from a six month's run at the La Salle Opera House of Chicago. The company, scenery, costumes and chorus of this clever musical company are now exactly the same as when the piece enjoyed the favor of Chicago Chicogo audiences. In not a single detail has a heaiigo, been made, and thus Harry Askin, manager of the LaSalle Opera House, has established u newprecedent. In the history of that house. Kor the first time since the IyjiSa"le productions have been going on tour, other cities are being given the same quality of entertainment as was offered to Chicago. To accomplish this has involved large ex pen sees. The six stars who head rhe company. Miss Trixie rYiganza. Alexander Carr, Frederick V. Bowers, Zoo Burnett, Catherine Rowe Palmer, and Dorothy Brenner, receive in salaries $2,500 a week. The ten other principals and the chorus receive $1,500. Railroad fares, transfer charges, royalties to composer and librettists, advertising and incidentals ad $2,000 more to the expenses. Thus the ' total weekly evpenses of "The Sweetest Girl in Paris' aggregate $0,500 or more than $1,000 a day. In spite of these heavy expenses, Mr. Askin has found that it is worth while to be "on the level" with the playgoers of other cities. The success of "The Sweetest Girl in Paris." on tour has been so great that he intends to keep every other organization

which he sends out of Chicago' of

ors of the Kust. makes a picture of wondrous beauty. The tent of the Roman galley, with its horde of chained slaves; its capture and shipwreck; the raft of Arrius battling with the angry waves in mid ocean, and the rescue, wil" be found strangely realistic scenes imbued with a living quality as shown on the stage in this drama. The river scene by moonlight in the Orchard of Palms, with the beautiful Egytian Iris reclining in her barge and drifting down the silver waters to the soft music of her lyre,.

would be a fitting setting for that otaer beautiful daughter of the Nile, Cleopatra, who long ago charmed the Roman Antony into forgetfullness of faith and duty. The appeal of "Ben-Hur." however, is not to the eye and ear alone but to

prove a distinct hit. It is undoubted-

ly one of the best musical comedies to

be seen here this season. The play catches the crowd from the time Mrs. Mrs. Newlywed appears on the stage in the first act until the curtain falls on the closing scene. Mrs. Newlywed. as portrayed by Countess Olga von Uatzfeldt. is the perfect image of the mother of Napoleon Newlywed as shown in the cartoons each Sunday. She is pretty, has a newlywed look and plays the part to perfection. Adolph Nicol, as played by George P. Murphy, jr., is the hit of the show. His many funny expressions, excellent use of the German dialect, facial expressions and songs always keep aud

iences in an uproar. His part in com

pany with pretty Miss Emory in pre

and eqnilibrists open the show and: introduce many novelties in that line.! The Bijou Comedy Trio in their nau- j tical comedy singing act introduce thej very latest ballads and character j

songs and also give numerous imitations. Teggs & Daniel, "Our German Citizen" will prove prime favorites with all. Lambs Manikins is one of the most

interesting mechanical acts in vaude-i

ville. There is a small stage, boxes and orchestra shown, in fact everything that goes up to make a miniature theater.

Arcade Now that the newspapers are full of war rumois with Mexico, the public

. 'is eager to hear and see what Uncle

Sam's army is actually doing along the Rio Grande. On Monday and

Tuesday the Adcade will have as part

the heart. Through all the wondrous , Newly wed, take their parts iu first beauty of this vivid portrayal of the: class style and greatly aid in making exciting incidents of the time of the the show a hit. Master Resen has the dawn of Christianity the plain, sim- difficult lot of playing two roles, that

senting "Girls Who Want to Go Upon the Stage" is particularly good.

James E. Rosen as Napoleon New

lywed and Leo Hayes as Ferdinand ' f the billi a moving picture entitled:

On the Border Lane. I he troops are shown in every phase of actual border

pie story of the "Man of Calvary" is brought home with ail compelling force. The Star of Bethlehem; the lonely desert; the adoration of the Wise Men; the heart-throbbing tale of the meeting of the Christ with Hur; the greetings of the great multitude with the waving cf palms on the Mount of Olives; and the final miracle of the cleansing of the lepers, are some of the incidents of "Ben-Hur" which separate it from other plays and make it stand apart from all other attractions of the theater. . While the spectacular features are phenomenal, the atmosphere is most reverent. Surely no one can leave the theater after witnessing the play without feeling that his thoughts have been lifted to a higher plane, or without carrying away an impression more endur-

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of Napoleon Newly wed and Major ! Knott Much, but gets away with them both in good fashion, it being difficult: to state just which he plays the better.

The work of Leo Mayes, as the father,

is right with that of the other leadin

members of the company. Miss Eva Marsh as Dolly J0II3', the sister of Mrs. Newlywed stars in many musical roles with her good looksand catchy voice. She is one of

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With the best cast seen in Richmond this year Trixie Friganza 1 6 SttSHTS Alexander Carr Dorothy Brenner, Zoe Barnett, Cathryn Rowe Palmer Frederick V. Bowers Playing in Cincinnati This Week at $5.00 Gennett Prices 50c to $2. Seats on Sale Friday Aprir 21. Mail Orders Now

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