The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-10
"The Burgomaster" Has
Returned-Stase Note

Mr. Gustave Weinberg. who has drif,
froiH Gus William Collier has dr:f.
from Willie, is the present Eurgnmast,
He made his first appearance in the 1 a
here last night. Ills is 4 b0lder Burg
master than Mr. Davcuport's ana a m
nier. II" lid not make Il clown of tho frr
ny nd Amsteriamer. but he made y.
somewhat broader than the other ct
which was fitting enough.
TH" present organization aside from, rs
first figure. Il no better than that wht
played at IA" Century earlier. The yo
songs are vet good and the funny pond
private secretary to- the Burcouaster. MI,
his extraordinary instrument AT logo r
r. Booth TalkinGton is not =, thing
pride. but Miss Newman and her Zaza hat
Laura joyce R"lI and E,;itn YrrrinSton A
n.'rry and frequent.
The largest Sunday matiu,c .,r,d;en,
OF m" season WIS at the Grand Oper
houS- Yesterday To- welcome The Tel
phone Girl" and y was treated to a nov
>ignt. The train on the Baltimore az
ohio Railroad from Cincinnati was an hoI
late. ia consequence Of which the curta.
did not 70 up till nearly o'clock. Nh,
th' scenery did arrive tho curtain W;
raised. and the stag" hands worked in Sc
tiuc the scene IN plain view Of tn" auden,
whii. the orchestra played. Manager q.
r'n mad' IN announ"emerr ana everyboc
waited. enjoying tn" unusual sight. uni
tar company was ready 10 90 an.
Mis- Mabel iiite. VINO l. playing the chi,
pI:t i'm TIA" Telephone Girl.' is a produt
Cf the Giiis nf Kansas CITY. WEerc. a fa
years ago. she Mas l"-Liiv known "a a Yer
,mi~inS part oc thu HIeeu-Hite specialt
,ig"uizttinn. Miss FIire IS extremely pet
u. She dances md sings il way that in .
di' ,tcs q good d,ai Of f.turc. The Tele
phone Cir Of tni- y~ar is EXCEPTIONAL
we'll sustained.
NJ. PasrYc. ;r. u,w lead. q man at IN
it4rcriaI. ,am. in for - good deal of ~
ii@L~" and tears last night. His work l.
Fri. njS." abe piece out Of which Edwi
Nb.t,T Enyic made q great deal of money
was ni"h class Miss Scc,, as the lad
i,"rn the Metropolitan was sweet and 4
f.ciiy". In Ire matter OF gowns she w
distinctly Gorgeous
TErc. Of the hards0Mr<f and most elat
crate dresses seen IN a 81. Louis stage thi
season are worn 10y Miss Scott in her char
tcleriZation Of Marguerite otto. The fir.
j. a black silk velvet street costume Wit
heavy collar and reyeres o. chinchilla rus
piTk. frame Vellc! front with narrow bel
Of the same material the Jacket lined VIII
white satin and the skirt made plain an
in the prevailing mode as to cut. A blad
velvet hat with heavy gray ostrich plums
and large rhinestone buckle complete
the costume. The butterfly gown" vhio
il ne most striking ~ the three is wor1
in the second act. and is hard to describe
the -ffec; is brilliant. IL Is an evenin,
s' WI. however. in white. the underskiTt
ac or'iinD-pl'a at.d net wiki heavy fiounce
and ruclinss and silk net overdraperi
lined with silk and appliqued with butter
l. IL
silver Spangies and with bodies OF greet
jewels. the bottom of the overskirt beins
formed by the outline Of the butterflies
the intervening space finished in turquoise
i.-wrIs ~
The waist iS vf the same ma ateTial. likes
wise appliqUed with butterflies. two oi
which are joined around the arms TO form
the sleeves. which with the neck are
completed in finish by silk Illusion ruchin=s
The third gown is worn i'm the third act
and il almost - conspicuous. 10y reason II
lt- beauty and good taste. the butterfly
CORRECTION. Ii is of an all-over lace pattern
heavily appligu.d in flowers and bow knots
and spaugled with delicate silver spanglrs
and silver beads. the whole made over
black taffeta uuJerskirt with deep ruffes
of rGuUsse!iae de sole. The waist is OF the
same lace material the skirt. trimmed
with black silk illusion. one sleeve of bands
and roSettes of the Illusion and one nf
mi "rldCet tlICk chenille, ending IN q bow
ifHot failing from The elbow. q large ptrs
rose over the right shoulder completes the
trimming of the waist Long black gloves
and a brocaded white satin opera cloak,
made circular with deep accordion-pleated
chiffon collar and narrow strips of ermine
are Worn with this costume.
Btrri. Ludwig. DE la Motta. Quinlan,
Chapman. q: rh- Wooley and Meyers are
To ing in The Queens Lace Haniker-
chief II Music Hall tonight.
Next week Joseph Sneehan will come back
1, ST. Louis to sing Manrico in ''Trova-
tore. along with Norwood Ludwig. Rem
ny9Un. Graham Lambert and other favor-
iteS.
There * to he much operate music 10
town This week. At the Olympic. begins
ming tonight. We are TO have the Bostons
ians in The Viceroy." which has not been
heard here. over at the Columbia d
French trio will give selections from pop
uiar operas.
The Eleventh flour is n ripping Lin
coin }. Carter meiodrama. now playing with
n uch scenery at Havlin's. in the particu-
lar Of settings and effects il is as attractive
as The Tornado which clngs to the
Havlir memory as one of the most stu
I.erdCus picture plays ever shown there.
THE Eleventh Hour has many dramatic
thrills and some good comedy THE Mis-
souri, GIRL a novelty, with name that
ought to win, will be on view at HavlinS
next week.
Mr. Weinberg has a little talk on as
trononly in The Burgomaster."
'I;'S like this, he says: 'if you're born
under this star or that it's bound to have
it's effect. For instance. if You are born
under Saturn. with the rings. you are liable
to be Il priZe-fghter. If you are born
under the Polar star you will be the ice
man and if you are born in the last quaf-
ter OF the moon you will look like 80 cents