The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-12
Our New Ma,

PSoRiS~
ry Beresf in Chas. :. Vincent's
reigning cess "Our New Man,
when thalay is presnted on the
boards Off opera buse. Of the
play itselhuch has oeen written
and its reion has oeen most fa-
vorable althe concentrations of
the press been while critical,
yet OF sucature a, to advise ev-
eryone to zee it again. This fact
accentuate(th the fact that Mr..
Beresford, of the most virile of
the present comedians, will play
the leadinallar role should add
additional list as this young man
brings metf new to the stage to
aid in his tcterization. His own
personality eccentricities of man
ner accentu;by the playwright's
lines gives e role a most ludi-
crous compliion. This company
that will sup Mr.. Beresford is of
more than usxcellence. The stag
ing of the pill be of sumptu-
out nature abe costuming on a
scale Of magnce that will GER
tainly please 'eminine portion of
our theatre &c This play will be
presented at Gennett Theatre
this evening, liz.
X
"HCoity."
The original Try and light eff
fects used in ttw York produc-
ton of "Hoity >, at Weber and
Fields own Brov Theare. are to
be used in the p.tion to be seen
at the Gennett TIE. for one per-
Torrance only, +, evening, Dec.
10th, and an ent1new and alto
gether gorgeous secostumes have
been provided. Thtrus is said to
be uncommonly g and a real
feast of beauty, th,sic covers a
wide range OF tunenelody; the
scenery dances and effects daz-
zling. All IN all, IL 'e a delight
full treat, not only a musical
and comedy point OF but as a
real beauty show.
i Messrs. Jacobs and rn.r have
made an elaborate prom Of one
of the latest successfu'odramas
ever written. GA Bre,r Lib
erty' in which the sce,re laid
in and around Pittsburg, taking
for the subject the escap,of the
late Biddle Brothers.
The story of the piece is IF in
tense dramatic interest W will
hold it's audience from the of
the curtain until the final ina
t;on Of the fifth and last actbe
. play.
To those that have followe, %
history Of the Biddles from the
/ of their arrest in Pittsburg !
|. their escape from the county j
!, that city, their struggle against
: odds, for life and liberty and
J final capture and death, one ca
> at a glance the great posslbllltie
dramatic action.
The author has departed trol
every day melodrama where tn
, liam, hero or heroine or some on
, in the play must be shot ever!
, minutes. 1t is true that in "A
for Liberty the play is not
, plete without the use OF gunpo
What melodrama would be con
, without it, The use Of fire
, comes into legitimate play q
, two Of the scenes, the escape
, the Pittsburg Jail and the desl
, battle which takes place In a
, ino snow storm, between the o
, Of the law on one side, the
and the warden's WI
, the other.
81 Hessrs Jacobs and Underner
not stopped at expense Tor TIM
' duction. Money has been spent
.llv and lavishly, and it can be
without hesitation that a PROD
Twill be furnished that will n
\ surpassed by any attraction p
= the popular houses. The east '
\ an exceptionally strong one, 60
= ing the names Of artists thai
. we'll known to the theatre-golns
. lie and will be seen at the
. Phillips this evening.