The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-06
Entire Week-Hioh class vaudeville
Repertoire at the Gennett.

The rational detective as exempli-
fed by Sherlock Holmes and the
Pinkertons, received a graphic stage
presentation in Trinity Chimes" one
of the bills of the Americans" in a
Z series of stock plays to be seen at the
Gennett the coming week. The role
of Tucker Whatte' is one which ap-
peals to every one at all familiar with
police affairs. He does not assume
dozen DISCUSSES the one evening and
he seldom shows gun, but like the
real successful detective, he is inva-
riably Johnny on the spot" when he
is needed. The first three acts are
laid in Arkansas, and the last within
the shadow of old Trinity church in
New York City, from which the play
draws it's name. Miss Boyer is ex-
cellent in q soubrette part which dis
plays her great range of emotionar
power, while Jack Warburton as
"Skid Moore" negro farm hand is
as funny as a white man representing
a negro can possibly be. Others of
the company are excellently cast, al
so.
The Americans open their weeks
engagement, Monday, Feb. IL with
1.-THE Man-O-Wars-Man." The other
plays run the gamut of tastes, being
funny. dramatic. sad and patriotic,
thus pleasing every possible patron of
the week.
Virginia Harned-Gennett.
a notable engagement at the Gen
nett soon will be that of Virginia Har-
ned in Camille Miss Harned's por-
trail of this famous Dumas heroine has
been long praised as the greatest of
all her emotional roles and it has now
been arranged to devote the entire re-
mainder of her present tour to this
supreme characterization Of hers. A
specially selected company has been
chosen for her support and the role of
Armand Duval will be played by that
brilliant young actor. William Cour-
tenay, who is declared to be the best
Armand on the stage today
Vaudeville at the New Phillips.
Budworth and Wells, the clever en-
tertainers presenting their refined
comedy sketch "a Personal ADJ" at
the New Phillips theater this week.
are certainly creating good deal of
comment as they produce an act that
keeps the audience in an uproar of
laughter from the time they appear on
the stage until the finish OF their act.
Richmond theater goers should not
miss this treat at Wednesday matinee.
A set of three gold beauty pins will be
presented to every lady attending the
Phillips theater.
plenty of Fun in "Wonderland'-Gen-
nett.
Victor Herbert and Glen MacDon- |
ough's extravaganza, Wonderland |
will be the attraction at the Gennett |
Saturday night. The story deals with
eight wandering princes, who inhabit |
an enchanted castle, and through the |
aid of DR.. Fax. a specialist in affairs |
OF the heart. they succeed in ensnar-
Ing the affections of the eight charm
ing daughters of the King of Herat. |
The fun is said TO be fast and furious, |
and the production is interspersed |
with some of Victor Herbert's best
music. and Julian Mitchell's most
glittering effects. Sam CLittle) Chip /
and Mary Marble are at the front of
n large and well balanced company.
"Under Southern Skies"-Gennett.
Under Southern Skies" which ap-
pears tonight at the Gennett is one
Of the series of plays by Lottie Blair
Parker which portray life in different