The St. Louis Republic., 1900-07-30
Su nm mer Entertai In m ent.

Large audiences were entertained ut NdnniUa
PARK at Two performance yesterday. The vau'.e-
vile h.iis contained many pleasing spe,iaItiss. The
I,n0vans IN comedy sAetch We're ths real nit
of the hiii. Miss Gordon several seleStionS
In Il pleasing manner. The Three Rem!nstons
gave an acrobatc exhibition on the elevated
ho. izon,al bars and Tying trapezc. The A,el
SISTERS sang and danced ia a very pleasing
manner. clyde Bates and Frank Ernest enter
tanned Tor quarter OF an hour in amusing
German dialect skstch Marie Maxeilr. a pretty
young girl. with quite a coed soprano voice. sarg
several ballads. Al and Pearl Roberts presented
a snort sketcn. in which their playing a va
risty % musical Instruments Was the feature.
Miustrelsy is given another inning at the Sab
ulbsn Gardel this week Carroll johnson re-
mains as the star attraction This is johnson ;
twelfth consecutive week at this rcscrt. and stu
th,-e are signs Of detection on the part or
his host OF admirers. This week he has two
political paEodies that are timely and vociieTousIy
aprlaudcd. Ills gags are also fresh. Opposite
him I'm the circle is Willis J.. Sweataam. wEo
scored a pronounced hit yesterday with Bert WI
llams's popular 5. The Ghost Of a Cocn.
Fed Warren revived. Hello. My BABY to the
great delight Of the crowds. Warren Is In danger
OF becoming closely associated with this dii;y
= George Wilson is with Waltz Me Again.
or George Evans with Honey Boy" Al Blanca
ard sang a pleasing sentimental balaj. and Jo-
s.ph vi. Woods offered a new selection. Other
siI gers OF merit appear In the FIRST part hrsh
Stanton heads the list Of vaudeville people. lie
and Florence Modena. who VIII be remembered
for her stock work In this city. have a little
Satire the ways Of club women called For
Reform" Querita Vincent. a pretty California
gill with a good voice ard n.mbie feet. intro
duces a pleasing speciality. Willis p Sweatnan
has a ten-rninut- talk with the audience, and thu
show closes with one Of Mr.. Dumont's funny
sfterpicces.
The sixth week of the season at Delmar Garden
ned yesterday with the +. +. Rice Company
IN the second week Of their run with 'iiss.
which ha, the record for drawing at the new
garden some changes in the specislties this week
are added for the sake of variety. yet MI Sloan,
Mr. Clark. Mr.. Wade. and the others have found
their work So fayorably received that they have
hesitated to make few alterations. The company
has improved its work. and the Performance OK
N. popular extravaganza is as good as might be
that riyen by a7y organization. Mex, Sunday
and thereafter the Rice Company will oner a
revival OF The French Maid" with the favorites
in the cast and many new features
Al Forest Park Highlands yesterday Papinta
cspturel the big end OF the applause. but there
was enough Ie:t for everybody else. The Cornell
las a family OF acrobats. ranging In age from
.0 TO 4 do a great tumblinx act. They are equally
divided as to sex. The four juggling Johnsons,
mere youths. exhibited excellence In club swing
ing clever Mile. Troja appeared In lovely gowns
and sang charmingly some ditties and coon songs.
Cheyrfel a trickster with the violin. was heartily
applauded upon his reappearance at the Hish-
lands where he made many friends last season.
Musical Dale is another popular musical artist
at this resort. In the place Of the Walker SIS
ters appeared the Lawrence Sisters. two smart
little women, who sing and do an aerotatio
act.
..Turned lin. Nat Coodwin's old success 10
beirg played at Koerner's Garden this week by
Maurice Freeman and his Imperial stock Coni-
p: ry. with Miss Nadine Winston as Cleopatra