The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-22


soon-"The Time, the Place and the
Girl"
PHILLIPS.
Entire Week-High class vaudeville.
THE THEAToRIUM.
Entire Week-Motion pictures and
illustrated Songs.
1.-THE Time, the Place and the Girl"
In THE Time, the Place and the
Girl soon to be at the Gennett, Joe
Howard. the composer, is said to have
excelled in tunefulness his score in
THE Umpire" which is generally con-
coded to be with few peers among mu-
steal comedies in point of melody. The
more striking numbers in his latest
work are Thursday is my Jonah Day"
81 Don't Like Your Family BLOW
the Smoke Away THE Waning Hon
eymoon," First and Only" Dixie,
Love YOU Its Lonesome Tonight"
and Don't You Tell
Maude FeaIy-Gennett.
Maude Fealy. the youngest dramatic
star on the American stage, and who
was the leading woman of Sir Henry
Irving. while still in her teens, has
Martha Morton's latest comedy. THE
Illusion of Beatrice" in which she will
be seen at the Gennett Saturday night.
March %. When Maude Fealy was
but eighteen years of age. she was Sc
lected by Sir Henry Irving to become
his leading woman in London. The
old world critics stood aghast when
they heard the news. The announce
ment that young American girl was
to succeed that popular idol, Ellen
Terry, aroused almost storm of in
dignation among playgoers and the
press of London. But Sir Henry Ir
wing only smiled and asked everyone
to wait When Maude FeaIy first APP
peared with Sir Henry Irving, her re
ception was a cold one, but ere the
first act was over, she had stirred that
London audience to its depth while be-
fore the last act of the play, the young
American actress was Showered with
flowers by the occupants of boxes and
stalls, and the pit and gallery yelled
their approval. Maud Fealy captured
London's approval in single night. |
Her remarkable girlish personality and
charming ways are shown to particu-
lar advantage in THE Illusion of Beat |
rice" which New York critics declare |
to be the cleverest work from the pen
of the noted dramatist, Martha Nor |
ton.
"Red Feather"-Gennett.
The armor worn by the sixteen /
guards, who participate in the action
of the romantic comic opera Red |
Feather was made in Berlin by a |
,f e.,
which for two hundred years has WOW
en- the steel adornment of the royal
warriors of Germany and Austria The
second act scene represents a ball
room and in order to accurately por-
tray the rich ideas of the artist eight
solid columns are used instead of the
frail canvas substitutes, which do duty
in other productions where palace hall
scenes are in order. Miss Cheridah
Simpson, who this season is singing
the role of Countess Hilda Won
Draga, was formerly in the principal
feminine character of Henry w. Saw
ages Prince of Pilsen.' Red Feath-
er" is at the Gennett Friday night,
March %.
Vaudeville at the Phillips.
If you have not seen the vaudeville
bill that is running at the New Phil
lips this week and care in the least for
this style of entertainment, there still
remain four opportunities to attend
Friday night, Saturday afternoon
and the double performances on Satur
day night 1t will be noted by the
display advertisement that the time
of the Saturday evening performances
has been advanced. the first coming at
7:30 and the second at S:45 the doors
being opened at I o'clock. Manager
Murray has secured a splendid bill for
next week and announcement of it will
he made in the Palladium of Saturday