The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-15
BRIGHT SUMMER OPERA
AND OTHER AMUSEMENT.


trance Of Uhrig's Cave tells funny story.
AS fast as photographs Of Maud Lillian
Berri are tackled thereon her admirers re-
move them. 1t would not do to say ''pur-
loin." but that's what it SO nearly amounts
to that the management has taken to SUBJ
stituting cheap prints for the more costly
ones. which set forth the physical charms
Of the Caves prima donna.
Notwithstanding the fact that Gertrude
Lodge Is saying, these days. that II any
one asserts that she can sing that one
will have to prove It, she shared the honors
last evening with the star. True, the dia-
logue-thanks to cars and an electric fan
which sang like locust-to large portion
of the large audience, was purest
pantomime. yet recalls were SO frequent
that the performance was prolonged al
most up to owl-car time.
Chevalier, the great singer Of coster songs,
used to sing of q man whose chief charao-
teristic was:
Not exactly wot ZEE said,
But the nawsty way 'ee said It.
Maud Lillian Berri7 interpolated a song
last evening which scored hit. Like the
Violet Is My Love" 1t Is called on the pro-
gramme. The words are by Miss Beri her
self and the music by Frank Moulan.
The hit was scored not by what Miss
Berri sang but the charming way in which
she sang it.
The Cave is cool. and the fact that 1t was
Sunday night made no appreciable difference
in the size OF the audience. The Republics 8
Hatless Summer Girl was there profusely.
and kept perfect time with her fan to
the ''ding-a-ling-a-ding- ding-a-dong-a-
bell' every time 1t was sung.
In six years time Lydia Yeamans Titus
daughter Of Annie and sister of Jennie
has seen more of the world than either hel
mother and sister, for she has been all over
Europe In vaudeville, Just returning from
there for her first temperance in Ameri.
ca at Forest Park Highlands yesterday.
The fair Mrs. Titus Is accompanied by hel
husband, Fred j.. who acts as her accom-
panist. In a babyish dress Of white. with q
funny little cap. Miss Titus may be de
scribed as looking cute. She not only look:
the part but acts 1T as well. Her imitation:
are novel and catching. That Of Patti was
especially clever and recognizable. The 9th
er leaders in the bill ara the Flying Ban
wards, whose aerial work took the crowd.
breath away.
The cornet playing Of the Whiting Sister,
Is a delightful act in the Highlands bill
The girls are handsome, especially OF fig
nc we'll ss dn the do,ibie-toneuinx and tn,
triple.toneuinp on their Instruments.
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