The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-09

but IL Is quite likely to be The Tanning of
the Shrew.' in which Miss Mannering will
play Katherine and Mr.. Hackett Petrucio.
their shoulders impatiently and wonder II
there is ever any real warm weather In
st. Louis.
The same handsome. genial Lawrence
Hanley. whose photograph Is treasured
among the possessions OF many pretty girls
of several years ago. is playing good roles
at koerners Garden. He works hard.
reading and studying. leaving the garden
very seldom. as he has quarters right on
the premises. He finds recreation in a
stroll through Tower Grove Park. His
reading of the role Of Orlando last week
was excellent.
Mr.. Hanley's associate. John Ravold. who
made a success in St. Louis several years
ago as Mr.. Hopkins's comedian. IL living
with his brother. Doctor Armand Ravold. at
No. 2S0S Morgan street. while in the city
for the summer season. He came here d.
rect from a theater in Montreal. Canada
VIII s. Rising Is the barytone from tho
Postonians: he Is q member Of the koer-
ner's Garden colony, who live over on Con-
~necticut street. Z. l. Snader. who read
the lines Of Jacques last week as II they
were for q comedian. Lately was the leading
man at the American Theater in New York.
He is another of the colony. Charles Krone.
q veteran author. Is credited with knowing
more Shakespeare by memory than any
other actor in the country. Harry Powell
! has many local friends II II were not for
he has rot control. his character bits would
| be splendid. Miss Elsie ESpond. a very
sweet young woman. who Is another of the
| Connecticut street colony. lately played Boz
| nita in Arizona" Miss Lillian Kemble. an
| other member OF the colony. is Mr..
| Hopkins's stock company leading lady.
Out at the Suburban Garden the matinee
| to-day witnesses q complete change OF bill
I'm the theater. with the exception OF one
| act. the Nawns. "The Rowers on the Seine
and THE Sailors March," the two new ball
| lets. have been carefully rehearsed. and the
| latter is to bs presented In the afternoon.
| Both are along the line Of the picturesque.
with a more extended development of PAN
| tomime than in the preceding offering.
| Among the vaudeville entertainers FOR this
week are the DeLaur-Debrimont Trio. In
| operatic selections: Alice Pierce In new I'M
itations: Billy Van and the Nawns.
Twenty persons. are engaged in presenting
the fve-act programme Mt Forest Park
| Highlands this week. and Cherfdah Simp-
| son Is the only performer who does an act
| bv herself. The Cornellas, male and female
gymnasts, perform in parlor dress. the
| women in long skirts. Then there are the
| four Huntings in a knockabout turn; the
| Preisch OPERATE Quartet. and Mr.. and Mrs
Irving Jones.
Just two seasons ago Maude Lillian
| Berri achieved her first local success Mt
| Uhrig's Cave rs Airline In The Bohemian
Girl" the role In which she appears to-
- r--r. G1v1,, UnI fpnopQ0nnfA
| FIorestein; George Hubert. the basso. will
find ample scope for his talents in the
| music Of Deyilshon; Clinton Elder should
look well as Thaddeus; Quo Allison. q new
barytone from the East. will he the Count
Arnheim; Gertrude Lodge. always pleas
| antly emembered in st. Louis. is to be the
Gypsy Queen; Dainty Fanny Frankel Will
| sing the role Of Buda. and Fanny De Costa
| should make a gallant Captain Of the
Guard"
With the matinee to-day the Hanley-
| Ravold Worlds Fair Stock Company will
begin the second week OF their stay AT
| Koerners Garden, in the double bill. "A
Lovers Sacrifice" and The Widow Hunt"
Mr.. Hanley will be seen In the part OF
Felix Featherly. a character he has played
| many times with success. The role OF Major
WELLINGTON De Bolts. a character made IA
| nous BY John f. owens, John Sleeper
Clark and John Hare. Is In the hands OF
Jack Ravold. Miss kemble and the other
favorites of the company. are happily cast
| and the production promises to furnish ex-
cellent amusement.
"what Became Of Parker. 70 Is the farci-
cal comedy In which Maurice Freeman ana
his company will this week appear at Grand
Avenue Park. The piece abounds In lively
comedy, the plot Is interesting and the sit
uations humorous. Both Mr.. Freeman ana
Miss Nadine Winston will nave opportuni-
ties for displaying their abilities In comedy
roles.
Opera devotees can this week contrast
two interesting conceptions OF airline IN
The Bohemian Girl" as Miss Helen Ber-
tram will also essay the role at nelmai
Garden. Her support will be as follows:
Eddie A. Clark. Count Arnheim: Harold
Gordon. Thaddeus: Agnes Paul. s1orestein:
Fred Frear and John Martin. Devilshon:
DugaId Morton. Captain OF the GUARD: IDA
Terhune, Buda: Blanche Chapman. queen
Of the Gypsies. There Is an added charm In
this production in the circumstances that
the part OF Fiorestein. usually given to q
light comedian, is this time assigned to a
young woman-a very pretty young woman.
Miss Agnes Paul. She is remembered as the
soubrette who did so well as Apydos IN
The Wizard of the Nile"
The new entertainment at the Ice Palace
will be given this week by Miss Ii Roy.
contraltO: George Jones. barytone. and the
Seymour First Regiment Band. Business
has been good at this resort. For the week
of June Is the juvenile Minstrel Company
will hold the stage here.
Harry Norris's Buriesque Company will
present ..The Silly Dinner Trial. at the
Standard this week. beginning at to-day's
matinee.
A varied bill of entertaining vaudeville will
| be on view at Mannion's Park, beginning
to-day. The Donoyan Comedy Company will
] BE- seen in Loves Dsmcuis'e''" . thirty