Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-12-13
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KATHRYN KIDDER.

hidOeT am HeE eAceiISnb com panV III
Molly Pitcher. The play is wei
constructed and in the hands of Sc
capable company as Miss Kidder !:
could but be a most pleasing histori
cal event, one rejecting credit on
Messrs. Murray and Swisher ard
calculated to add to the confidence
the Richmond people always have in
their capacity as caterers to the
amusement public. 1t is but one of
many fine attractions that have been
| brought here this season, and what
is also a fact that is making them
friends, we are getting these
attractions while they are fresh and
before they have become stage worn.
We have had this season a number of
stage sensations before any of our
neighboring cities, even Indianapolis
getting them after we have had
them.
COMING EVENTS.
The house will be dark now until
Christmas. The holiday season is al
ways bad for shows, as people have
full use for all their money and will
not spend it on shows. This was the
reason the house was so light last
evening; at almost any other time
Richmond would have brought tn.
s.. r. O sign OFT for such an attrac
ton. The result is that the COM
panies worth seeing and who can af
ford it or are strong enough to
have big city dates are
either laying off or in
the big cities and smaller ones have |
no shows and don t miss them either. |
It saves money and loss of money for |
each side of the foot lights.
The first attraction we shall have
Christmas. They give a matinee and
evening performance. The plat for
eats for both will go up at the West
oft pharmacy in good season and
he rush will be great, as the COM
amy coming here is the big one
7hich has made the reputation for
he piece in the large cities. 1t is a
andsome and immense scenic pro
uction- Lovers Lane, depicting
fe in small New England town, is
pleasant change from the usual run
immoral and sensational plays,
ure and wholesome in every respect
he company carries all the scenery
'ed in the piece and has over thirty
,ople in the cast.
NEW YEARS.
The attraction for new years day
III be Adelaide Thurs .
MS Sweet Clover" which
making mark for itself in the
st and we are almost the first city
the west to get it. 1t is worth
rong patronage. 1t will be follow
by the ''Cosine Girl" on January
MUSICAL CLUB. :
The next artists recital of the Mu
al club comes on the evening OF
nuary and will be the best they
We had or will have this winter, in
lding three artists who have world n
de regulations. The ladies have
en- very fortunate in securing for
artists recital Miss Lenora Jack
q, a world renowned violinist, with ,,
o assisting artists, Mr.. Harry ] Is
lows, tenor, and Mr.. William &C
uer, pianist. Miss Jackson has n
ncerted all over Europe with such be
lists as Patti and Paderowski and Ii
5 also toured as soloist with the be
ston Symphony Orchestra. She in
the best and most expensive artist ii,
: Musical club has eyer be, n able
secure and they expect the hearty
distance of all their musical friends.
SIS Jackson has played before
een Victoria, King Oscar, the
rman Emperor and been received tlt
all of them. A poor girl, educated ca
Cincinnati on account of her won 'e
rful genius. she has concerted 40
ice with Patti, Paderewski and been TO
arded prize by the Prussian gov an
lment. Mr.. Fellows is one of the oy
st popular tenors in America, and lo'
Mr.. Bauer, the pianist who accom- ao
MES them, it is needless TO speak, oe
,ause all pianists know of him ana fol
work. m'
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The art tours of the Crarys at the on
at NJ. E. church are drawing large to
licences of delighted people. Per to
tally and in their business Mr.. and HI,
9. Crazy are very popular, and as To-
, years go by are winning the rec fo,
milton their hard work and ability fo,
, deserved.
AND COLDS