The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-22
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a; the Delmsr This afternoon ana during the
week those wh' are fnoi Of eNtsaya-aEz- Wltl
have an opportunity - see the 4. 2. Rics com
r7ny in Cf Isigg's best productions. the ever
peculiar 1872 This wit; be the first time the
famous Worlds Fair sNJrs,vaE Eznza was ever put
IN a Western Cpef.-aIr -helter. and the favor
it-s il The company intend make the most o:
II, chance ami do some especially fiae work.
Mr.. Alexander Clark the Notary Of Evanseiine'
ard The EGneycCuh Of The Gil from Paris -
viii play the Royal Treasurer. Mr.. VIII II.
Sloan. who Was tn. Dewey o. ''EyaIScliae'' and
ire lr-kesp.r of The tiri from Paris viii
play the Tramp Mr.. Nilke. Mr.. Wade. Miss
Blow and Miss White. tosetler with their ass,-
CiaJes. viii he cast IN excellent parts. NJ. Eice
s-Lc from New York GuglD,: the fore part cf the
v@eE the scenery and costumes used in the orig
inaI New York production. ''14s2' will probably
\fo..ow the success oc the two previous p-cauc-
n ms. each of which two weeks. something
-. unusual in -. Louis productions Thsre
have been nlany additions 10 the midway the
pcimsr. aud numerous attractions have booked
IN. Matinees are given sunday, Wednesday
and Saturday. cgt The grounds are open at all
times.
At Chriz's Cave. commencing to-niSh, and
continuing -0r The week. Including the popular
matinee Saturday. the Spcncer Opera Company
VIII produce another one oC the standards. when
''Gira:,c-Ciiroi;a' Will BE- produced. As the years
50 ty, this opera Is given regularly any
Of the grand OPERAS and it must Do indeed a
NItiat-G taste Tat cannot - pleased with the
ever catchy amt beautiful music. Mile. Aimee
Uell Remembered by cd tHeater-Epcrs, played
the oTera. aud for three consecutive years It
the chief opera in hc- famous co.r,=anvs
repertoire. The music Is really worthy of peTpe
nation. and rha iihrettp - et once funny and
.fcrs the Performers the veTE- best cqportuni-
ties make the most cf their vocal well
h'ztTic1c al.iitins- Grace Van Stu;difOrd
Will sicE tho ti-.s role. arG. the music is
CZ8rtly suited for her voice. she Will no doubt
give a tjU- performance. William Wade Henshaw
will Re the Noarzouk. Martin PsChs, Marasauin:
William StaiGerS Don EioicT3. Gertrude Lodge.
Aurrre. Fanny de costa. Pedro Miss nsd!e dc
Tr-z. >rioist II -. Marks Episcopal Church.
has been en-A-od 10 sing the role Of Faquita.
The summer bin AZ Forest FarL Highlands This
v,et j. headed FOR the last time by The Girl
With the Auburn Hair" who has proven ore
a. t.s best drawing cards the Highlands has
ss.r had. \ ACT is that OF the MerriIis.
irr-a ~ than. ui7o Cayort about the stage
bicycles in all sorts Of fantastic gyrations. P-o-
fC--or Martin and his trained dogs VIII he the
delight o. the younger generation -Arrm and
Warner. comedians and singers. ofer sketch
Ca.Ip.: "Opsf. IL kitcnc0.' Anna Ke2wfclE * a
ChiIning little vaudeville. scghrotte. who will
he heard in a .aries Of and lively SOFAS
Prince kinzo. the Jap. will exhib; his magic
and jucgl.Ty, and y liam DeBoe. the upside
down man. is 1ua of the rnarvels among the
o9ntcrtionists. As special treat to his patrons.
Colonel Hopkins has engaged William Window
snG his Blackstone Quartet. who are favorites
~ the Highlands. Next week vii; bring Paplni.
IN series OF new dances.
Nr. Maurice Treemsn's Imperial Stock Com
rany WIZ play 'Fana!ion'' at Koerners Garden
this week. with q matinee Saturday.
The Suburban will continue 70 give hieh-ciazs
rUt-of-eoor entertainment. Minstrelsy and vaude-
Vile will be blenIei attr.ctivsly. Among the
MINISTRIES will be Willis Swcatnsm s-ud Carroll
sohnson. These artists are always dependable.
siRn7ser Gampcrtz has had exceptional success
In his sumner nlinstrelsy.