The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-24
Cre1tore.

1T is interesting to compare the
different methods OF pronouncing the
name Creatore." said the business
manager Of the we'll known band mas
ter. The remark was drawn out by
the fact that a patron Of musical en-
tertainment had just inquired about
reservations and incidentally asked
how the name was pronounced. II is
impossible for an American to pro-
nounce ii as an Italian would. SO that
however you put IL into English NO
one can say you are wrong. Probably
"Cray-a-to-ray" is as near as one can
come to expressing In English spelling
the Italian sound Of a word. accenting
the third syllable. This pronuncia-
ton is used by some: others prefer
to Anglicise it somewhat and make It
"Cree-a-tory" accenting the third syl-
liable still. or shorten IL to "Cree-ato-
ry." accenting first. Yet there are ad.
herents of the pronunciation "Cree-ay-
tory" accenting the second syllable:
and many people give up attempts at
foreign sound and content themselves
with the English word Creator. Gre
atore will be the attraction at the Coli.
scum one night. April %.
Stock Company.
Commencing next Monday night.
April &c. McNavin-Cash Stock COM
pany will open a weeks engagement.
The opening bill will be the great sen.
From Nevada" with refined vaude-
Vile features between the acts. The
company is said to be 4 good one of
clever people in their respective roles.
The usual prices, 10 and 20 cents. will
be charged. and ladies will be admit
ted free Monday night with each 20
cent ticket.
Great Wallace Circus.
All the contracts necessary for the
innumerable details on the exhibition
OF large circus institution have been
made for the early appearance in this
city of the Carl Hagenbeck and Great
Wallace Shows. This II one OF the
, worlds largest amusement enterprises
and because Of its peculiar combina-
ton it is probably the most interest.
ing.
1t is advertised by the management
that 1t il without . peer In point OF
performance. and 1t would seem ~ II
this boast IL justified In q combination
which includes two such shows. The
Wallace Show has for years been con-
coded a place in the front rank of cir.
cuses, and in many points it has been
given first place. 1t could not be ex
celled in its horses, the quality and
completeness Of its equipment, or the
attention given to the numerous dc
tails which are essential for the pro
duction of a performance of unusual
merit. Although Mr.. Wallace has NJ
ways refrained from featuring some
ly for advertising purposes. his pa
| irons have always found many sur
prises in store and now he has come
forward with the boss thriller Of them
all--the trained wild beasts.
The name OF the Carl Hagenbeck
Trained Animal Shows has been for
years without competitor. The
world has never known but the one
| really and exclusive animal show. and
that was the one bearing the title Of
Hagenbeck and It 10 the only one that
ever made a world tour with its won
derful animal actors. When the com
bination Of the Great Wallace Shows
and the Carl Hagenbeck Animal
Shows was accomplished by Mr.. Wal
lace, the amusement world was moi
surprised. as the combination had
| been predicted. The deal was q for
tunate one for amusement patrons
inasmuch a. they are now able to sex
the two shows for the prices former
~ charged for one. To enable the per
formances Of the two exhibitions II