The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-13
At Local Theaters
AZ the 0ennett.

ue kIcdNtSJ uONcCtlNS pay SSCh VI
fered at popular prices will be put
on tonight at the Gennett theater by
the Maxwell.Hall Stock company.
This Is a new play and has never been
seen here In Richmond before and
has only been seen I'm the larger cities
at $3.50 prices. The play abounds in
comedy from beginning to end. the sit.
nations very dramatic and the elm
axes never fall to bring down the
house. The first act opens In New
York City and starts Nick Chambers
the great detective on the trail OF
the criminals who lead him a long
chase around the world and the sec
ond act IL In London. The third in
France and the. Fourth lin Russia.
The fourth scene of this act reveals
the secret chamber Of the terrible
'Red Ring" which is entered by the
detective disguised as one Of the
Ring" which ends the long chase.
There Is e beautiful love story which
releaves the heavier dramatic scenes
and the young people are happily re-
stored TO each other. The ten dollar
prize will be given away after the per.
Torrance. The holder OF the lucky
number must be in the theater tonigh:
10 secure the prize.
Combined Shows Coming.
Thousands of people have almost be.
rome cross-eyed because OF efforts
made to watch all that was going on
In q three.ring performance. This was
true the last time the Wallace Show
exhibited here. and now it, is an
nounced that we are again to be chal-
lenged to see all that human eyes can
see under the great tents of the Wal.
lace Show. combined with the Carl
Hagenbeck Trained Animal Show. the
date being Saturday. Aug. %.
The Hagenbeck Trained Animals
composed an exhibition which became
universally famous. and when Mr..
Wallace combined that show with the
big circus bearing his name he did not
cut out single act. but has en-.
larged his tents and the rings. and by
rrowding the acts a little closer TO-
eether. oftentimes having as many as
ten and twelve at one time. he has
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The two popular shows without q sin.
gle omission and without putting in a
fourth ring. II IL enough of strain
10 try to watch two stages and three
rings, and II might have been much
worse had We been called upon to en-.
compass four rings in the horizon OF
pur vision.
In the early portion Of the Hagen.
beck-Wallace performance the center
ring IL enclosed with a tall iron fence
and IN this stceled arena the exhibit.
sion Of the trained wild beasts takes
place. and be II said to the credit OF
the management, In spite OF the fire.
ouent and furious bloody battles be.
tween the beasts or the men and the
beasts that have occurred within this
ron cage. never has a spectator Of the
Dhow been harmed in the slightest
After the wild beasts have performed
domestic animals highly trained beins
Inhibited within the open ring. where
/ few moments before appeared their
sousins from the African and Asiatic
hlnGles.
The combined Hagenbeck.wallace
Show certainly can deliver the goods
Iheu Il comes to presenting . circus
roGram Of uneqHalled variety and 1,
IN not be surprising II . record.break
Or crowd 10 seen upon our streets
rhen that aggregation shows here on
haturday. Aug. 9Th.