The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

comparison impossible. The orening
part will be upon new and novel
plan, with a com~any of sixty people.
consisting of c. dams. dancers. vo-
calists and n clans of recognized
ability. The 9cond part will oDeE
with scenes from the Sunny South,
after which there will be intrnd iced
the old time clog dancing by score
of trained dancers, followed by an
old time negro one-act comedy where
in the entire company viii take part
During this act there will be old
time juba, cane and Georgia quadrille
dancing, also the songs of long ago
by a double quartet
AIRS. TemcIe's TeIe1ram"-Gennet
Mrs Temples Telegram will be
the attraction at TIE Gennett next
Friday night 1t is doubtful if ever
a play and players have given the
satisfaction that is attributed to "Nrs.
Temples Telegram" and the preser-
ting COMPANY by the nress and n,,b-
lie of New York and Chicago. where
the piece recently closed a three
months run. Clean. clever. always
brinmng with mirth, funny situa-
tions, stories within stories and con-
trapuntal evolutons set a pace of ac-
ton which speeds along with precise
art and exact measurements. that
makes one of the most delightful
battles of mischief ever witnessed.
beautiful and elaborate stage set
tings and an acting company of uni
form excellence add in lustre to the
refined organization
"The Nan on The Box"-Gennett
Henry E Dixey in Harold Mac
Gratb's famous novel, "The Man on
the Box" dramatized by Grace L.
Frrniss. comes to the Gennett next
ed the greatest comedy success scor-
ed in either New York or Chicago.
of any production in the past three
years and as Walter n. Lawrence
gives his personal guarantee that the
great acting company which support-
ed Mr.. Dixey in both those cities
will be seen absolutely intact here,
seats will be at a premium long be-
fore the curtain goes up
Good acting and plenty of it,
Alan Dale.
"A triumph"-New York Sun.
"a play to see gain''-Chicago Ex-
aminer
''Dixey makes them laugh. ''-Chica-
go Evening Post.
"A DELIGHTFUL comedy, beautifully
Tribune.
The above are only a few Of the
newspaper criticisms given Mr.. Dixev
in The Man on the Box"
"Under Southern Skies."-Gennett.
Under Southern Skies which will
be given at the Gennett on next
Wednesday night needs no introduc-
ton to our theatre goers 1t has been
seen in our city and its merits are
so well known that the announce
ment of its return is sufficient to in |
sure crowded house.
Under Southern Skies" has proved |
the gre"test in point of popularity
and houses, of all the recent plays /
OF southern life. 1t has had five sea-
sons OF high prosperity and indica
tions point to still greater success for
this, its sixth year upon the road Us
story is very strong one that touches
the heart and rouses the sympathies
of the spectator. while its natural /
S~~ANS VI uCICiOuS COulGUN Keep an 4
audience in a ripple of laughter. The
halloween games and pumpkin dance /
make every one feel young and gay
with the actors upon the scene. and 4
are this season made entertaining by
entirely new songs and dance figures.
New scenery and costumes have also
been provided by the management and
a thoroughly finished performance is
given BY capable actors.
"a Millionaire Tramp"-Gennett.
Elmer Walters successful play "A
Tramp viii be the offer
ing at the Geunett next Saturday
matinee and night 1t is said the
piece contains some really clever ma
-erial certain il is that "A Millionaire
Tramp has enjoyed a happy and
ong life The piece has always peen
an excellent drawing card due. prob
ably, to its special scenery, its west
arn atmosphere and rich comedy.
Remarkable Work of Lock Experts at
Police Headquarters.
The famous Fords who are appear +
ng at the New Phillips this week
gave demonstration at police head
quarters last night for tina police Of