The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-04
AT Local TheQterS
1.-THE Mystery Girl"

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Girl who comes to the Gennett the
alter for one week starting next Mon
day matinee, with the Allen Stock
company has the reputation of being
the most puZZling and interesting of
any one ever before the public. The
fact that her work puzzles the most
reputed scientists of the age, arouSes
discussion where ever she appears
adding to the interest OF the press and
public alike. Her wish is to give a
bright entertaining performance and
to help those who will give her the
chance to do so, and this she I'M
dOubtedly does. She keeps the audi
ence spellbound with the mystery of
her work. Wherever she has appear
ed all unite in saying that she is a
Miss May and the Allen Stock COM
pany present complete line of popu-
lar royalty plays changing at each
performance.
Flint.
DR.. Herbert L. Flint placed a man
under the hypnotic spell last night
and started him on a sleep to last "a
Empire cigar store and there placed
in the window to remain until time
for the performance tonight, when he
will be carried back to the Gennett
and there awakened. The doctor is
each night showing new evidences of
his great power and each performance
is a scream from beginning to end.
"GentIeman From Miss"
One of the coming attractions at
the Gennett theater is 1.-The Gentle
man from Mississippi, which created
a great hit on the occasion of its first
presentation in New York last sum-
mer. Burr Mcintosh who will be seen
in the title role is appearing this sea-
son for the first time for several
years, he having left the stage few
years ago to devote more of his time
to the publication of the magazine
which bears his name, and which Civ
en- over to the artistic display of pho
Biography.
Fluffy RuffIes.
Florence Gear will soon be seen at
the Gennett theater in Fluffy RuffleS,
one of the brightest little musical
comedies seen for long time and
one which gives this charming little
comedienne many chances to sing her
way into the hearts of Richmond the
atergoers.
At the Murray.
The interest that the patrons of the
Murray theater show for each act on
the bill this week proves that the
whole program is good. Mack and
Scheftells in their clever singing, Nc
Cauley and Council in their fine work
as the eccentric black face coined
ians, Dainty June Roberts and Co. in
their delightful comedy sketch The
Doll Makers Dream" excellently per
formed, Willie Hale and Brother. the
boy, in an act of comedy, dexterity
and music and the motion pictures
give one little idea of the good things
on the bill at the Murray theater this
week.
At the Coliseum.
Kid Brown, who is to meet Tommy
Dillon at the Coliseum on Feb. 8, has
been following the game for the last
five years and has to meet defeat, in
the time he has been in the ring he
has participated in nearly 200 battles
and this is considered fine record
for a boy that has faced some of the
best boxers in the middlewest. There
are two other boxing bouts beside the
wrestling match scheduled for the big
tournament at the Coliseum next
| Tuesday night. Kid Sims will meet
Willie niece at 126 pounds for four
rounds, Tommy Moore will try Young
Benton for four rounds at 100 and o.
son in a catch-as-catchcan style will
be opposed by the Buffalo Giant.
George Putnam. These four events
are sure to please all as the individ-
uals who participate have made good
showing in their respective classes
that every contest will be exciting and
full of ginger.