Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-02
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PRINCE oTTo TONIGHT.


good word for show, you can al
ways depend upon II that the show i
worth it and has earned the notice
The critic on that paper is verse thar
Willie Winter when il comes TO fad
ing fault. He has this to say under
date of Septem Der 2 for Glazier il
Prince Otto, which is the attraction
at the Gennett this evening. Those
who have not reserved their seats ear
do so feeling certain of being nicely
entertained:
The organization, including the
star, Harry Giazier, compares favor
ably with the original cast. Although
he is not well known Ia this city. Nr.
| Glazier has had considerable exper.-
ence in the romantic drama, and be
is an actor of very acceptable accom-
1 plishments. He resembles Mr.. Skin
| ner somewhat in size and features
/ and is not unlike him in method He
takes his honors as star easily al d
modestly and vet has the bearing oil
authority without which even so I'm
Ir.ncely prince as Otto is shown &c
De for a time cannot command re
spect.
A few members of the Skinner
company are still IN the cast which,
as a wno e, is ri ally an Eek e ne.
bliss Elizabeth Lea, the princess, ha
beauty, fervor and dignity. She may
seem little too girlish to realize ali
the qualities of the assertive Sera
pima, vet she is none the less en-
pertaining for that. Miss Catherine
Countiss is a particularly vivacious
nd oh r RnSon
The Nine. Paffnitz of Miss Katheine
Miller is another very pleasing
Characterization. All of the Skinner
costumes and scenery are used, so
that the production, in mat. rial
way, is Identical with the original.
POPULAR LECTURE COURSE.
The sale of tickets for the Popular
Lecture course begins tomorrow anc
it's success is beyond question, for the
reason that about the only chance we
get to see entertainments of this
calibre is through this source. Lee
lures and the like, under regular
opera house management have for
some time been known among the
managers of play houses as Dead
ones. As a general thing people
go to shows to be entertained, not
Instructed. They will once in while
turn out to something that is meant
to teach, but not often enough to
make managers feel safe with then;
they are too apt to lose money. The
people who patronize lectures, too,
are not regular patrons OF the play
houses, and are exceedingly
shy as to what they do attend.
When they go, they want sort of
guarantee that what they are going
to see will be such as they can APP
prove of, and worth their time and
money. For that reason the popular
lecture course is always successful.
1t is well managed in the selection OF
attractions, and in every other way.
The price, too, is awfully cheap.
Think of six fine lectures and
musical entertainments for a
dollar, and these guar
anteed by Earlham college and the
First English Lutheran people. Then
consider what they have to offer
Ernest Seton-Thompson, the Men
delssohn Quartette Co., DurnO EN-
met combination, Fred Emerson
Brooks, and J. P. Dolliver. The
first il the course is Mr. Thompson.
The second, the Quartette, has Mar
guerite Smith with them, and her
pc, Torrance alore is worth the whole
dollar.
WAY DOWN EAST.
The novel snow storm in the pro-
duction OF Way Down East, which
is to be given at the Gennett next
Saturday, October 5, is worked by
electricity. The scene is kitchen
with a door and window. About
ten feet above the floor and just at
the stage right OF the door are erect
ei appliances so placed that the
wind causes the air to take sort OF
a whirliyig course down past the
door and the window. The papers
are dropped from a box while salt
goes from cylinders into this wind
The beautiful snow beats against the
window and when the door is opened
the wind and snow whistles chill in
the doorway.
FOXY GRANDPA.
An idea of how successful Foxy
Grandpa has been since its incep-
ton some few weeks ago can be
readily understood when Atlantic
CITY gave over S12 900 in two weeks
while the three weeks engagement
] Buff SO netted nearly Sl6, 900, and
from everv Indication will play to
nearly 81 900 in Baltim ore this week
at Ford 5.
The following is the program for
the Home Miustrels for the benefit of
Hokendauqua tribe of Red Men at
Phillips opera house tomorrow even
ing
FIRST PART.
Black 100 Tom Boyce and com
pauy-
Song, 4 Want to 60 Home =
Frank DwiggiuS