The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-14
At Local Thedters
keith Stock Company.

sN0SSU OWN SOVP0Uys
Theater goers at the Gennet theater
again filled the house to see the tai.
ented Keith Stock company in "It's
Never Too Late to Mend" in the after
noon. and 1.-The War of Wealth" at
night. Both plays were received with
enthusiasm. were beautifully staged,
elegantly gowned. and above all every
member played his part in capable
and finished manner. 1t is seldom
that one sees a company SO we'll bal
anced as this one. There is not a
weak character in the entire COM
pany which Is saying lots, and the
general expression was how can the
management afford to carry SO many
clever people and such high class
plays at popular prices.
Tonight Ferdinand Graham's mas
terpiece. MY Jim. or Country Boy
In New York." will be produced 1t
is q rural play on the Way Down
East" style. but stronger and better.
1t Is one of the whole souled dramas
that get down into ones heart and
leaves a lasting impression on ones
mind. Lots of comedy to relieve the
strong dramatic situations, and Mr..
Keith as the "Rube Kid" Is said to
be exceptionally clever.
Six high class vaudeville acts to
amuse the audience during intermis-
sions.
"ciri In the kimono."
Fully realizing the importance of sin
gular electrical effects in musical for.
nations Manager Ziegfeld has spared
no expense in this respect in his pro.
duction OF THE Girl in the Kimono'
which will be notable occurrence at
the Gennett on Friday. Sept 23rd
Seven fully equipped lamps are carried
with the organization, which are under
the direction Of several expert electri.
clans who make numerous combina.
lions Of striking effects. which are es.
pecially noticeable in the musical mum.
bers when the famous Ziegfeld beauty
chorus display their handsome cos.
tunes. This feature alone drew forth
unstinted praise from the critics OF the
Chicago newspapers.
SUaooWeo ~ tuVee.
You have done more for the sup
preston of vice than any other indi
vidual know Of" writes a promin
ent minister to W. F. Mann, after wit
Messing his wonderfully veracious in
dictment Of the white slave traffic IL
his play OF Swallowed by Three.
This play Is the frankest exposition
Of the damnable practices of the eli
que of panderers which has thrown I'll
tentacles around our great centers o.
population that has ever been made
either from pulpit. press or the stage
Of the theater. It's author has had nj
hesitation In pfcturing things as the,
are. and In calling spade spade. 4
1t hurts some peoples feelings. LEI
II the naked truth Is painful. so nftlcl
the worse for those who are scothed.
"RosaiInd At Redsate."
Meredith Nicholson and George Mid
able success in 'Rosalind at Redgate.
In which once again we visit the 10
cality of 1.-THE House Of a Thousan,
Candles" 'Redgate" Is a small place
near Glenarm House on Lake Amman
dale. but 1t il an original story-not {
sequel-as Harry Donovan. the herr
Of the new play. is the only characte
who reappears. The brave, witty Irish
man steps from second fiddle to frs
readily enough. and plays his owl
game as cheerily as he did his friends
The heroine There are two Of them
are charming girls. but the mystery II
their lives makes winning them Al
exciting task. Through adventure al
ter adventure the romance proceed