Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-18

known as master OF MS cra1t. AT
o clock precisely Mr.. William Mac
quinn. director of the company, will
raise his baton for the opening of the
overture of dolly Warden, " and a
special request is made by the man
agement of the Lulu Chaser company
that the audience be in their seats at
that hour in order to avoid the least
disturbance.
HAMLET.
Preceded by heraldry of triumphs
with promises of the most elaborate
production in the legitimate field of
drama, the coming of the eminent
tragedian, Mr.. Robert B. Mantell,
under the management of Mr.. NJ. W.
Hanley, is being impatiently awaited
by all true lovers of art. Mr.. Man
tell will be seen at the Gennett next
Friday with what is reputed to be
the most carefully selected company
on the stage in the romantic tragedy
of "Hamlet. Mr. Mantell is logi-
cally conceded to be one of, if not the
greatest, actors in the legitimate
field of tragedy, established as such
it is only fitting that he should be
worthy of the high position he holds.
If reports are true his productions
are elaborate and costly and we'll de-
serve the praise bestowed by critics
along the route SO far this season.
GENNETT TONIGHT.
No lover Of music or any one with
the good of music in Richmond at
heart can afford to miss the concert
at the Gennett this evening. Even
were the talent employed and the
program to be presented of less merit
than it is, these concerts would be
too important to US as musical city
to be allowed to go down for want of
There are few cities in
this country which can put on the
platform concert with chorus and
orchestra of l25 people of any kind.
Yet the result of the work and
wisdom of those who have made this
organization what it is is that the
is one not eXcelled in merit
by the finest organizations in the
country and the efficient directing
and rehearsing has brought 1T to such
a plane that nowhere are these selec-
tions better given. The effect of
this is too valuable to be lost.
1t gives us all an opp)r
tunitv to hear the music that thrills
the world at frequent intervals to be-
come acquainted with it-a musical
education in itself. Then it encour
ages those who are studying music,
either for love of the art or as pro
to better endeavors. They
know that all they have to do to get
the benefit of this instruction aud
the public work is to cultivate their
talent; they are welcomed, have no
expense in this connection, and can
but find encouragement in the con
yenialty of the surroundings amid
which they are thus placed. Every
body 90 tonight. This is the open
NO concert and will be the prologue +
to many other enjoyable musical
events.
TONIGHT PHILLIPS.
The keystone Dramatic company f
opens tonight at the Phillips for the
week. They are still headed by Miss /
Gertrude Shipman and Mr.. Law
renee b. McGill The company has
made such a success that they have
added more plays to their already /
repertoire, and will dur
Ing the engagement here present the
finest line of plays ever seen at popn-
ar prices; the list Including some of
the latest New York successes and
will be presented entire, as special
scenery is carried for each play.
Utah, The Senator Daughter,
The Mystery of Woodlawn,
Bound by an Oath. and others of
the same calibre, should make the en-
yagement quite popular with the
this being the only company
this line OF plays. Special
features have been en-
yaged from some OF the leading thea
,ers, and will appear at every per-
ormance. The engagement will open
With an elaborate production of The
Senator Daughter and matinees
will be given Wednesday and Satur
Law.