The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-13
voqel,s Famous White Band.

vogers Famous White Band.
Among the many musical and the
atrical entertainments offered to the
multitude of our pleasure seekers,
none appeal more to the average aud
ience nor is welcomed with greater
enthusiasm by both old and young
than a first-class minstrel show. AS
a simple entertainment in itself, it is
an original and characteristic 'Ameri-
can style of amusement and our past
musical history Is rich in many names
that have become famous through
long and SUCCESSFUL association with
such companies - ~
vogels famous white band, in con-
nection with John w. Vogel's big city
MINISTRIES, has made name for itself
in every city and town in the eastern
and middle western states of our
union. vogel's Ministries was organ
lied eleven years ago, and from the
very start the enterprise flourished
and under the personal able and prac-
teal management of John w. Vogel, it
soon came to be looked upon as one of
the foremost and representative min
strel companies in this country An
other reason for their unusual success
may be sought in the fact that Mr..
Vogel himself is a musician of merit.
| taking great pride. in the perform
ance of his band and selecting each
and every number in their immense
repertoire of music. This famous
band will give free concert at 1880
p. m. in front of the Gennett theater
March 81, matinee and night and ev-
cry lover of music should not fail to
hear it.
MRS. Temples Telegram"
Mrs. Temples Telegram will be
the attraction at the Gennett theater
on March Is. Theatergoers here well
remember the genuine hit scored here
last season by this famous farce, and
lit is gratifying to note that the same
reception was accorded it in every
city in which it has been played
Clean, clever. always trimming with
mirth, genuinely ludicrous situations
and stories within stories set a pace
of action which speeds along with a
degree of JUNCTION that has not been
equalled in farce comedy in the past
twenty years and taken in its entirety
constitutes one of the most delightful
battles of mischief ever witnessed
Messrs. Charles H. Small and Thomas
Hall. have engaged splendid com
pany headed by Miss Rose Evans tc
interpret the comedy. and have pro
vided an equipment which includes q
complete set of imported Bobelin tap
estries which is said to produce one
|of the handsomest stage pictures evel
shown.
The New Phillips.
There is something of Patti in the
sweet voice of Miss Pauline Fielding
who sings old southern melodies ane
That's what the Rose said to Me- Al
the New Phillips tonight. Miss Field
ing has the lower to draw her audi
tors to her and she has made man,
friends during her short week-en,
! stay in this city. Mr. Cameron ha
an. excellent tenor voice Tenor voice
are few and far between and his i
one of the very few Their little play
llef Rose OF Virginia is one of thes,
kind that You regret seeing the cur
. tain fall
The Great Nello.= who. is assisted b,
Madame Nello. is a versatile man. ha,
: ing travelled around the world exhit
IitinE his feats Of Juggling. He Ira
made good wherever he has show
! and is making good here
i Petite Mademoiselle Raymond lis
, good child impersnnator. There j
liust one more opportunity to see an