The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

go F'N 'iHN tt!fN It'4 llF
unusual. Tn" most calorincient person
w1U!.l have noticed. upon entering The audi
iCGlTm. that the place was cold. lie might
have concluded that such AT adjustment
OF temperature WIS . wis" rr"cIUtiOn. IN
yi'w at Tho possibility 81 q great ami en-
thusiastic audience. but. aS the crowd
grew. the cold. too. seemed TO Increase. /:
this w'T" true oG the urtUnate "n"s "out
in front" fancy the condition back OF tn"
SCENE. Nr. IaIrr-Wski vas u"f loTg at
t'' pis no before il Was discovered hat b"
wHs seriously affected by the low tcmp"ra-
ruro. Ey,u after tho conclusion e The
"Ieuius huTh.r with al e m" "pp"r-
tuHity It affor'ei in the way Of phys!ca!
o,rrcis". .h' pianist a"uouErcI - his a"
ti0ns that a. propose! 70 seek 4 stove. II"
went Z" ii door a. The seen. set. but, thrauch
fl" foIEht;gluc-S O.. some p.T-"H at IN:
back. ii had been locked. Tn, audience. was
on its good heEayir". else i; would have
laughed To- Sc" this La!f-fIpzcn master or
III" plan" walking about the stage DOCKING
? for "a WAY out. Al length someone o.'"n"I
"a door and Mr.. paI,r, "shi vanished. Three
or frur minutes later D." CJmr back ami
undertook TIA" i,' tiuV'u sonata. which
was second on u" programme. Later.
somrwacr" In IN" chopin group. he again
left the piano. This time To 20 To- III" *
,r.ur !.f, e.: the stag. wio:. hc stopped.
. I,. kouiug tn aU Attendant over near III"
boxes To this man PIi"rcw=ki addressed
himself ia subdIcl hut undoubtedly impress
siy, tun.+. TO IL" ,n.' thai 'hc man hast
cr.l away on a door-cloSInE expedition.
3 Afterwards My. RAIDER. wiki asserted that
his hands were positively numb With the
cold. Iai,e,!, ne said that their backs were
quite blue.
Nj Louis Mann and Mis- Clara T.ipman
ar, FAR away from the 'Tclaphon- Girl
Succ--s in Tho Girl From the Barracks
i comedy in which tho stars are urfor;u-
uat.Iy PLACED. ~ different times there l. a
good deal Of Fun ~ tn" piece. hu' tn" most
natural part Of g * thai which g" ms from
-upposahly minor roles. In the original Go.-
man V.rsinr-uf which no mention Is made
on tho programme--EC chief character was
that or the artist with the mixed domestic
relations. This part STANDS cut with eluai
force in the English version, III spite OF tne
fact that Iirmau aud Mann WORK very htrd
, ~ get fun cat Of their i~li-It;ing characters.
Miss I.ipman appears in mans cIoth"S.
Don't believe that Sh" is 4 success In th'm.
on the contrary. for a woman VII l. sur
rds-iug'y beautiful in the Earh 81 "'F SrA'
she is surprisingly h"meir as II youth. Her
coat. hat. trousers and wig were ali Ei'" IN
their Application to her liSs"me iis-'meness-
Mr.. Mann has no such accent, ami ID S1in
scene as he had in "The Telephone Girl
Mr.. Joseph Coyne l. funny as Roland. tie
composer.
/. e. Whitucy's production OF quo
V4diS.- which had an eight weeks run IN
chicago. opens at h. Olympus Td"tt'r to
night.
The castle Square Company is engaged
this week in a production If N,rdIs "Nda
beginning this evening. MI Joseph Sn"eAan
VII sing Rhadames.
Az English version II Goethe's 'Faus;
-ir.U To- TuILins'S Th-at"T the biggest .:udl-
.rrr of the season yesterday afternoon anu
evening As was 20 BE- fores"cn. Miss
Isabel E.ycssuu mad" aH ideal MtrSuerite'
and Mr.. Maurice Freeman gave noiic" dur
ing tn. ''Trilby' week that; he would De
i,op.rlv cast a. M-phist .pheles, the imp
of Ua!cs. Both the leading man ana
woman left nothing to be desired In 'iitir
INTERPRETATION of the principal characters OF
oi"rthc'S immortal tragic low" tale. MY.
Boring was altogether satisfying a~ Faust.
and Miss Mae Louise Aigen invested the
mart of Martha with that spriEhtly fr!vciity
The author demands from his comedy char
.,fer. The scenery Vas IN. keeping Win
The excellent work iorr by thu cas- Ih"@e
who LIv. IN mind the Broctcn scene at last
y,,r Will find in this years production even
NOR. To admire. Tn. vaudeville list is
headed by Horace GoI!!r. the Hi!s!onlst,
vino learned most of his tricks from HER
mann After Manage ~GuInp"rtz'~ Hades.
MIR. G4idiu's act = short of weird
G~.at things are planned AZ l~iHVhins'S.
Tbsr. will hc IN the near futur" "a Itoduc-
N 49,. go. -.-. f -HLEAH ' 9
ti'l "i C"' N"'" ~.
Both th"S" li'H:i''''',H VI g. =, !
Colonel Hopkins's stock COMPANY. h'st Il
his chicago house and then down here. II :
not unlikely tA'' 'h' "''s|1
b." brought i''' a"i ''r y -" 90, -
sent TO chicago. with the exception 81 II"
r:iu,!psIs. Miss i;vCssoG and Mis- Victory
lat'in'h ar 20" ~ Ipp''t ." -
is Miss f"t'iAi" VII !" - 4,
WIZ h'At WIN VIVA =" ~
her own. (
" l,c,
Nv" avn - - - =, mnr.Ttrnat.s 10 br
fI,,nd a. Uayiiu'S and at he Grand. lis !
. t,ss-ur which Of thu two wins most sym
,,thy from IA. audience. Ia the Grand'S at
rrtc:iun. ION the SuSarer River. IN" hiiiH
heroine is "a girl. Dora Clayton, IN iufe
with Jack TGrrenCc. = young piant-r. one
scene alone calls for roUslI:S ChetFs III III
yor Of the blind girl. Caleb Croe. u miser.
lays a trap for her on the rustic bridge OF
the Suwanee River. which. by TIE WY, .