Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-12
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HUMPTY DUMPTY.


Managers Murray & Swisher of the
Gennett theater recommends Dickson
s. Mustard s big spectacular produc-
ton of Humptv Dumpty and the
Black Dwarf. This marvellous spec
tacle is combination of all that is
good in amusement. with something
in it that will appeal to all ages and
classes of theater-goers. Childhood,
which is always delighted with the
pranks of the merry clown and pan
loon, will get more than its share of
the fun, as the artists engaged for
these roles are the best that money
can procure. The ladies will be de-
ligted with the magnificent costumes
and the men will go in ecstasies over
the dancing and singing of corps
of specialties which are as clever as
they are numerous. In addition
to this the magnificent light effects
and the wondrous beauty of the
Transformation scene will enthuse the
tneater goers who are tired of the
average show. 1t is revelation in
amusement circles, this greater
Humpty Dumpty, a happy combina
ton of all that is good and will de-
light everyone. Be sure and get
tickets in advance, as it will draw
the largest crowd of the season.
OLD 81 sTEBBINS
is on the same pattern OF rural
dramas as the ''Old Homestead and
others of its class. 1t has good
plot and it's changes and climaxes are
such as to arouse interest generally.
The scenic effects are good. and all
the accessories of high grade. The
company is as good one as has been
seen in this class of plays. Dan Oar
leigh as Isl Stebbins makes an ex-
cellent impression. At the Phillips
Friday, Nov. 10.
THE CONCERT
The rehearsal of the orchestra for
their approaching concert at the
Gennett mansion last evening was a
very complete and successful one
They are going to give the best con-
cert this time they have ever given.
They are keen for the work, have
had ample rehearsals, and their Sc
lections fit their Instrumentation.
The management feel much encour
aged also over the manner in which
the seats are going off. There is
splendid sale of seats every dav and
the house is going to contain the
banner audience of the season that
night.
Patti is making q concert tour In
England.
Helena G. French Hoey. widow of
the late comedian. William Hoey. bet
ter known as "Old Hoss." is dead.
Clyde Fitch has agreed to write
play of New York life for William A.
Brady Two Of the scenes are said to
be strikingly original.
1t is said at the New York theater
that the gross receipts of .'Florodora'
are 20 per cent higher
than they We're at the Casino.
A new play founded on Ira d. San
keys hymn. The Ninety and Nine"
is to be produced next season by Frank
Mckee. The play is to be a story of
Indiana life.
Charles Frohman is said to be under
penalty of forfeit OF $4,000 for not
producing The Great Millionaire"
this autumn's Drury Lane melodrama,
in New York city.
James II. Hackett recently played
Don CAESARS Return" before several
professors of the College of the City
of New York. from which Institution
he graduated in 1891.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell the English
actress. is coming to this country I'M
der contract to Liebler & Co. who
have made repeated efforts to bring
her here in recent Seasons.
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