The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-09
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when Women Love-

when Women Love-
A great sensational melodramatic
and scenic production is announced
at the New Phillips Saturday matt
nee and night. 1t is a play true to
life, entitled "When Women Love"
story of absorbing interest and one
that applies to the heart. 1t is one
Of those highly seasoned melodramas
that please the public From the
outset until the close of the play
which is in four acts, interest never
lags.
The play opens in the factory dis
trict Of the great metropolitan, show
ing large factory in full operation.
In this act, the great mob scene tran
spires. 1t is said that this is one
of the most realistic scenes ever
shown on the stage. The second act
shows the interior Of the womans'
ward in the famous Blackwell's Is
land, New York. The third act is one
that will be impressed upon the
minds Of all, as one of the most beau
tiful and natural of modern times
The scene is the great garden fete at
Idlewild villa on the Hudson, in
which grand scenic and electrical eff
fects are shown, combined with
sweet singing and enhancing music.
In the fourth act, the great trial
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so natural and life-like that the audi
ence is held spell-bound from start
to finish.
"When Women Love- although
play that is pure and sweet, and
the story tells of the trials and tri-
bulations of working girl, who is
the victim Of dastardly plot. The
theme of the play is brief, is that of
a lawyer who is in love with this fac
tory girl and asks her hand in mar
riage. He has rival in another
young lawyer, and because he is re-
jected, plans to revenge himself. In
connection with Eben Skinner, mi
ser, they plan to fasten a crime upon
the girl. She is aided by her friends
to escape after being arrested, and
goes to her home where she finds
her mother dead; her death having
been fastened by visit of the old
miser, who tried to force her mother
to give up certain papers relating to
a partnership agreement. He re-
turns to the house, and finding
Madge, the factory girl, bending over
the lifeless body of her mother,
brings in the police and accuses her
of causing her mothers death. The
girl is arrested, taken to prison, and
is visited by the attorney who again
asks her to marry him. She again
refuses his proposal and he threat
ems to prosecute her and bring he1
to the electric chair. Her sweetheart
knowing she is innocent makes ev-
cry effort for her release, and fail
ing in this, calls to aid former de.
tective who has turned up as tramp
} by having him re-instated On the de-
tective force of the city. Through
the efforts and clues of this detective
and two factory hands, the plans OF
the schemers are foiled, and they
the real culprits are charged with
the deeds. "A photograph in which
conversation is recorded between
the old miser and his rascally neph-
ew, is brought into the courtroom
and furnishes the missing link tina
proves them to be guilty. The play
! is in the hands of a most capable
.. company, each being selected will
due regard to the characters fol
which they are best fitted. Patho'
t and comedy alternate in this power
full drama, and are blended togethe7
in such form that will make "Whel
Women Love- one of the most stir
. ring dramas before the public today
Americas greatest exponent O
the piano, Tom Waters, and httl
Lillian, the child actor are with Thu
company.