Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-31
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Howard Hall famous farce COM
edy, which had such a tremendous
run in London, and repeated itself
in New I Jrh city, will De presented
- the patrons of the Gennett tonight
oy one of the strongest casts that
money can procure. The following
all-star casts will positively appear;
Arthur Deming, the prominent min
strel star, in black face comedy. who,
as porter, makes things lively; Thos.
J. Dempsey, William Keller Mack,
and Miss Margaret Barham, all Of
the well-known trio of Dempsey,
Mack & Co.; Hines and Remington,
whose successes have been SO pro-
nounced in all metropolitan cities,
are casts in this mirth- provoking
comedy. All the other parts are in
excellent hands, and the company is
equally balanced. One result can
only come from such collaboration
OF superior talent. namely, an even
ing of entertainment, seldom brought
to you, guaranteed by this manage
ment, and bearing Arthur Deming S
personal seal, called solid fun.
A GAMBLER S DAUGHTER.
Miss Elsie Crescy is the leading
woman and assumes the part of Kate,
who is the gam bler's daughter indi-
Gated in the title role. She is a beau
tiful and highly accomplished actress,
who has always been identified with
the best of everything in theatrical
way. Nearly all the gowns worn by
Miss Crescy and others 10 the play
were imported to this country from
Paris, and are extremely handsome
and costly. No dramatic organiza
ton is equipped with more elaborate
S scenery than that used in "A Gamb
ler's Daughter Among the fine
and life-like scenes is an exact repro
duction of the strenuous Chicago
Board of Trade on day when a pan
ic ia raging among the brokers'. Still
another is the gorgeous and palatial
Michigan avenue gamb ing house, the
resort for the wealthy men and
women of Chicago's worldly set,
while the last act where the old
warehouse by the river is shown, is
splendid example of the scenic ar
lists work. The scenery was all
built by Butler Il Mann, the famous
scenic artists. Saturday, Nov. 2.
WATCH ON THE RHINE.
Al III. Wilson, the golden voiced
singer and German dialect comedian,
is now in his second successful star
ing season under the management of
Charles H. Yale and Sidney r. Ellis,
and will appear here November 4 at
the Gennett theatre, presenting Mr..
Ellis romantic comedy drama 1.-The
Watch on the Rhine. The attrac-
ton is rich in bright comedy, start.
ling climaxes and has a heart story
of absorbing interest running
throughout the entire four acts. Al
termed by competent critics The
Goldt Voiced Singer has youth,
physical grace, humor, personal
magnetism and a singing voice of
rare sweetness and richness of ex-
preston that stamps him in class
by himself and worthy successor of
the elder Emmett.
THE BRONSON co.
The Mansfield News OF yesterday
says of the Bronson Co., to be at the
Phillips Monday, Tuesday and We'd
QeSUay evenings.
The Bronson Co. pleased large
audience at Memorial last evening,
presenting Lytton' famous play,
The Lady of Lyons, which has posi-
bly, only been heard here once since
it was pres nted some eighteen years
ago by Daniel Bandman s company,
when Ida Lewis, as she was then
known, subsequently the wife of
Frank Enos and latterly famous as
Julia Arthur, was Pauline and Mr.
Enos the Claud Melnotte. The Bron-
son company gave the play in excel
lent manner. Mae Cody Langdon
had the title role and played it well,
while the Claude MelDotte of Caro-
Miller was entirely praiseworthy.
Harry Langdon as Beauseant and
]. b. Negrotto as Col. Damas, were
all that could be desired in those
roles. The juvenile performers, Ruth
aud Baby Clare, delight the audi
euce by their clever work.
sEToN-THoMPsoN.
Greenfield, Ind April %, 1901.
Written after hearing Seton
Thompson at Indianapolis last spring
by ten-year-old girl.
Dear Friend: You ask nee to tell
YOU about Seton-Thompson. 1t was
every bit as interesting as his books
He told about the Springfield fox,
Johnny Bear, Grumpy, his molten,
Waleb, Fatty, the lazy bear who al
ways lay down to eat. OF the cat that
freed Grumpy and Johnny. the fine
squirrels and Zobo. All was illus
trated by stereopticon. He initiated
the animals cries and how they
walked. We were fortunate in get
ting very good seats We were half
an hour early but didn't get there