The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-02
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Little Egypt.

AT last we are to have novelty IN
the line of extravaganza. "Little
Egypt and her big company Of
beautiful show girls and merry come
dams are coming to the New Phillips
tonight. This show has packed every
opera house they have appeared in
this season. It will be remembered
the fire and police department stopp-
ed the sale Of tickets nightly at the
Peoples Theatre, Cincinnati, few
weeks ago. The crush being so great
Little Egypt who created the
sensation with her famous dance at
the Seeley dinner in New York City,
is, of course, the magnet that draws
the immense throngs to the opera
house. But "Little Egypt" is not
the only feature for she has engaged
a big company Of vaudeville acts, in
GLIDING Jere Sullivan, the midget &C
robat; Henry and Francis, a clever
duo of singers and dancers; Carney
and Flynn, comedians, singers and
dancers; Wagner sisters, dainty sing
ing and dancing soubrettes, and the
great Sylvester, a sensational novel
ty ring gymnast. The opening bur
letta is entitled ga Night at the Wal
dorf Castoria,' and is a rib ticker
from start to finish. 1t not only gives
the comedians a chance to create fun
but presents an opportunity for the
pretty show girls to introduce them
selves Of which they do, and for
many times, arrayed in the brightest
and fashiest of costumes designed
from the latest Partisan models. The
closing farce, GA High Old Time,'
requires the full strength Of the COM
pany. The musical ensembles are
bright, new and catchy, of which
there are numbers of them introduce
ed during the action Of the farces. If
you miss this show you will be
back number.
''Ten Nights in Bar Room
In presenting to the public a play
of note or one we'll and favorably
known to the theatre going public,
the manager must at all times remem
Der that the day for woodworking has
long since passed away, and if he
should forget this fact, disaster can
alone result to him and his venture
Messrs. Mitchell and Lawman, with
all the vital points in mind regard
ing the public taste as to comedy,
tears and excellent acting, have put
together one of the best productions
of the old, but ever beautiful and
always popular "Ten Nights in a
Bar Room" the public have had the
opportunity to witness and enjoy in
years. This superb attraction. comes
to the New Phillips tomorrow matt
nee and nioht most heartily Endorsed
and recommended by the pulpit as
well as the press. George J. Craw-
ley's solo band and Albert Ho'-
mans orchestra is a feature Of this
clever organization, which no doubt
will he enioved by a full house dur
ing the engagement, which is for to-
morrow only.
''Hamlet.'
Every day prominent theatrical
firms receive letters from aspiring
young people who would like to be-
come actors or actresses in some com
pany. The announcement Of the
present tour Of Edward N. Hoyt, in
"Hamlet." brought down upon the
devoted heads of the managers, w. j
Hanley and Co.. an unusual ava
lanche of such letters and all very
nretty much alike. except one that
blew in from a Texas town. This
one was from young man who had
read Shakespeare, and after telling
about himself, and setting forth his
he said: GAS I cannot
get to see you enclose a photograph
Of myself and send by express today
record of nv voice
which you can nut on machine and
hear for vourself.' Sure enough.
cylinder turned up by
express prepaid, and the managers
were so impressed by the applicants
methods that they marched to pho
nograph shop and put the cylinder
on a machine. which was then start
ed up and a snueakv little voice came
through the eounder. chanting pom
Mar sonr. Hamlet will be seen at
the Gennett Theatre, Friday evening,
Dec. End.
"Arizona.
Much interest will attach to the