The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13

erous Lieutenant. 20 On the war path and cap
ture the daughter OF Colonel Fremont. The In
dams attempt to kill her. but are frustrated.
Her rescue is successfully accomplished by
White Eagle. aided by his horse. Wongu. an al
most inseparable companion. who. dashinS into
the amazed and almost stupefed Indians. scat
tiers the frebrands with well-Girected kicks. while
White Eagle cuts the thongs which bind her
TO the stake. and. jumping on the horse. escapes
before the sarases have overcome their be-
, wiiierrrent.
Go-Won-Go-Mohawk is said to be surrounded
with a capable Company of players. numbering
thirty people. while among the novelties in the
| scenic Investment an old warrior, Moon Dog. and
twelve Indians are the features.
| Commencing with a matinee next Sunday, April
20. Manager GaTen will have The Volunteer Or
sanist' for the weeks attraction at Havlin's.
"
Victor Herbert and his Pittsburg Orchestra will
appear at the Odeon for two concerts on Sun
day, April -. The orchestra numbers fifty IN
. strumentalists. many of whom have come from
the four quarters of the globe TO play with
this organization after becoming American Citi-
zens. Mr.. Herbert believes in high-cIass popular
music. played with sentiment and with due re-
gard for fullness OF expression. In this he also
differs from many who often make of music Tut
little more than n mathematical demonstration
in rhythm. Miss Anna Bussert, a pretty ..meri-
can girl. is his soprano. and he has a worthy solo
violinist in Herr Luigi Won Kunitz. both CT
whom have f%avorite nuEbers on Sunday singing.
MIR. Sylvain A. Lee. hypnotist. begins a series
Of public seances at the Odeon on Tuesday even
ing. April %. which are to continue until the fol-
lowing Sunday. with matinees on Saturday and
tina closing day.
On Monday evening the farewell concert in
st. Louis OF the celebrated EreisIer-Gerardy-
Eofnann Combination will be given at the OGeon.
These famous artists. by their next seasons con-
tracts. will separate and may never be heard in
this city again in conjunction. The official pro-
gramme is as follows:
Trlo-B Major. OPP. ..Rubcnsteln
tModerato assai. andante, allegro moderate. con
fuoco g appassianato.
Josef HOFFMAN,. Jean Gerardy and Fritz Kreisler.
Josef Hofmann.
Andante and allegretto.. Boccherini
Jean Gerardy.
Concerto-D Minor. No. .Vleuxtemps
Introduction, andante %religioso. scherzo. allegro.
Fritz kreisler.
ta) caprice
tbl SarcaroIlc .RuoIns,ein
l) ......... Wagner-Llszt
Josef Hoffman,.
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Manager Charming Ellery of the Royal Italian
Band Is likely to pay st. Louis another visit on
May 10. when an early summer season of popu-
lar concerts will be inaugursted at the OdeUn.
The concerts will be given at popular prices, and
will also mark the Royal Italian Bands start
for the North on its annual midsummer tour.
Mr.. Ellery has increased his band to tfty-two
men. having also added several new Instruments.
ians OF the same self-sacrihcing ca,iber that OBJ
tains throughout the organization. The band has
been newly uniformed. and has also had a full
months rest with full pay. the vacation being
the first in eighteen months. the tour having be-
gun in Philadelphia carly in 1900