Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-19
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KATIE EMMETT TONIGHT.

Katie Emmett who used to be the
favorite of all child actresses ever
coming here, is at the Gennett this
-vening with an excellent company
u the "Waifs of New York. The
play has been here several times. and
Is one of the sort that never seems to
wear out in public favor. 1t always
draws well here and this season Is
said to have better claims to patron
age than ever. The company Is
stronger, there are many new situa-
tions and thrilling adventures por-
traved, and the special scenery is
fine and ingenious in its arrange
ment and working. Miss Emmett
has improved much in the past year
also. This will be as good medium
priced attraction as will be at the
Gennett this winter.
LEWIS MORRISON 'iFAUsT".
Lewis Morrison S new spectacular
version OF "Faust" will appear at
the Gennett theater Tuesday, Octo-
Der %. The entire production is
costly and elaborate. The cast will
be augmented by vocolists who will
music as an accompaniment to the
new first scene of the play. Arm
qruster of Columbus and L. W. Sea
vey of New York have provided a
cause and cloud effect, which pain ted
on IL separate scenes is gradually
dispersed, and to this is added a
skillful arrangement OF electrical eff
fects which merge into one pure
white ray resting on the final picture
which represents the archangel sur
rounded by his host listening to Sa-
tan 5 plea with an allegorical repre-
sentation of Paradise beyond. The
scene lasts about eight minutes and
is merely prelude to Mephisto s APP
pearance on earth. Special prices
25-35 SOC.
CASHEL BYRON.
A new piece and new actor for
Richmond will be at the Gennett
Tn Irsday evening and is novelty in
that it introduces some good boxing IN
a way to make it presentable before
ladies'. The story of the play is that
Cashel Byron, the principal charac-
ter, is the son of noble father and
an actress. The father is dying, the
mother is compelled to return to the
stage, placing the boy in boarding
school, He is sighted by his school
mates and runs away, going to Aus
tralia as a stowaway. Here being
thrown on his resources he becomes
pugilist and the first act shows him
training for his fight for the ciam-
pionship of England. Then a love
interest begins, and another fight Oh
his part begins against the ban So
ciety places on his profession. The
story would not be story, of course.
if he did not win in this and also the
woman he loves Harrison Wolfe and
a special company will be seen here
in the play.
THEIR PETS.
An odd thing about show people is
their liking for pets 1t is supposed
by the general public that their man
ner of life gradually weans them
away from such things, but it don t.
Nearly every company has some sort
of an animal pet that's carried along
in the baggage. Sometimes it is a
cat, sometimes a dog. -Four COM
panies here last season had little
pigs. Tim Murphy had one. The
Foxy Grandpa company had two
rabbits. These pets generally belong
to some member of the company, but
are claimed by all of them and pro
tected by all of them. If you want
your pedia rec properly read by any
O. them from the leading lady to the
Ipe, all you have to do is to hurt
az pet in some way.