Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-04
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cesses ever scored in theatricals
/ IN New York CITY was
the production of Lottie Blair Par
aer's rustic comedy drama ''Wav
Jown L ,st. 1t crowded the Man
haitian theater for seven months and
the Academy of Music, 421 consecu-
F i've times, aud nothing but the dog
days of the latter end of June caused
It's withdrawal. Way Down East
aas duplicated it's New York success
in Boston aud Philadelphia, and its
presentation at the Gennett next
Saturday, October ). is keenly
awaited. Manager VIM. A. Brady ;
experience with this play has beer
that the public will patronize an ade-
quate representation of wholesome
life by skillful players, and he is not
going to be disappointed in Rich
mond this time. TIE house is already
largely sold out.
ELDoN's COMEDIANS.
EIdon Comedians is the very best
organization of its class before the
cubic. Among the many striking
features of this company, is the fact
that they fully guarantee their work
md cheerfully refund the money if
prtrons are not satisfied. They pre-
sent line of comedies interspersed
with new and catchy specialties, such
as songs, dances, Swiss DELL ringers,
stereograph views, illustrated songs,
etc. They admit lady free if ac-
companled by one paid ticket on the
opening night and in fact claim to
be the best show before the public at
the present time. A series OF views
illustrating the Oberammergau Pas
sion play is another of the features
of this organization which all would
do well to see. At the Phillips opera
FOXY GRANDPA.
''Foxy Grandpa S success has beef
so immediate that Manager Brady
is seriously considering the advisa
bility of sending out second COM
pany to tour the smaller cities. As
soon as a clever man can be scored
for. Foxy Grandpa" the piece willgo
into immediate rehearsal. They are
not yet ready for the road, Richmond
gets the original company which
was at Indianapolis, of fifty people.
ahE IoU "A hhSVN.
Before the production of Are You
a Mason?" it was feared the mem
bers of the order might take offense
because OF the belief that unwarrant-
ed liberties were taken with the
great organization. Instead of be
ing angry the Masons of New York
and Chicago have enjoyed the humor
of the farce as much, if not more,
than others. In fact the laugh is
with them, not on them. OF course
to cover the country with such
great farcial success as Are Yoi d
Mason?" more than one company was
necessary. However, here will be
seen the identical cast that scores
such hit in New York and Chicago
including the adapter of the farce,
Mr.. Leo Dietrichstein.
The official program for the opera
Powhatan will be issued Monday.
We have given the complete cast
with the exception of the boys who
take the part of little braves as foi-
lows: Luther Knollenberg, Arthur
knollenberg, Carlyle Newkirk, Harry
Frankel, Morris Hiatt, Standler
Lindstrom, Ralph Little, Carl Wick
emeyer, James Townsend, Clarence
Holly, Clifford Meyer, Harry Golden.
Fred Shumard, Eddie Golden, Ralph
Knollen bero, Carl Stever. Robert
Stauber, William Kloeper, Willard
kemper Fred King. Will Horr, Carl
Libdstrom, Willie Snyder, Roy Lacey,
Jesse Barnes, Carlos Haas, Emerson
Wenger, Harry Miller, " lizard Ste
rens.
JOHNSON CONCERT.
The date for the concert of John
-on Baue has been set for the even
ing OF the 18th at Py THAN temple
ind the concert viii De under the au-
pices Of lola lodge, X. OF P Mr.
Is 4ne will be assisted by Mrs Girard
Of Dayton, Miss Baker of this city,
1t the piano, and the Philharmonic
quartet It viii be very Ell ,yaole
concert, and novelty in its way.