The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-01

played ut the Grand. Haviin'S the fmpe-
rial. the Columbia and the Standard. this
afternoon
TT" the MOtogirl. mystifed the audience
at West End Heights last night 1T"
seems to go quite as Well rs did "Phroso."
the mechanical doll" seen at the Colum-
bia last season. To properly describe this
act would be to give away professional SEQ
rets. The NOtogfrl must ee seen TO te
appreciated Among the other artists are
George II. Wood. monolosue entertainer:
Ben Mowatt and son. club swtngers: Win
don and Fortune. singing comedians: Mar
ian Ainsworth. from Australia: the Kings.
masicians: Minnie May Thompson. a sing
ing souorette. l.. Lande and w L. Schaefer
Of the business stan at the West End
Heights Will have their beneht Septera-
Der =
~ Runaway Girl" IS again the bill at
Delmar Garden The principal change IN
the cast Is In the part of WinIfred Gray.
sung last night by Josephine Knapp, who
has assumed the position of prima donna
Miss Knapp Is already a fayOrite with Del
mar patrons. Her excellent work last night
was often appIauded. She was an improve
ment over Miss Williams in at least one
particuIar-the audience could understand
what she was singing about
Mr.. Harvey and Miss Reynolds again
pleased by their singing of the pickaninny
ofk n CupruS ttlAOilc2 AoA
OF Director McGhie's careful attention TO
details.
Fred Irwin's Majestic Buriesquers ap-
peared at the Standard The performances
began with the pIayIet. An Irish studio"
II concluded with the extravaganza King
for a Day" There was a long and sprighr-
l. vaudeville oIiO between these sketches.
IhLs bill will continue throughout the week
Lizzie Wilson introduced German charac-
ter songs at Mannion's Park. Martins mon
KEY. dog and cat circus was another cap
ital attraction. Stewart and Gilman. sketch
artists; Barton and Gale, yodlers. and the
Berlin sisters. vocalists and character
change a~rtistes. are also here this week.
Uncle Toms Cabin" was revived at Koer-
rer's Garden BY the Observation-Disclosures
ing stock company. Richard Buehler was
seen as Uncle Tom Lillian Kemble ap
peared as Topsy and Will ; Rising vas
the Marks. Miss Kemblets benefit perform
ance is announced for September D.
Land and Breckenridge head the bill at
Hashagen's Park They present a new one
act farce. Miss La Borde. Josephine Curry,
John Max. Barney and Golden. Nettie Stu
art and joe Finnegsn are the others on the
programme.
There are few dull Cments at the Su-
burban this week. Mr. and Mrs Marx
Murphy and the Beaux and Bellies are re-
talaed from last week. but both acts are
changed in many respects. All of the
octet's songs are new and very effective
Paul Morton made his first appearance on
any stage at the matinee with his father,
mother and sister. The act viii hence
forth be known as the Four Mortons. but
IL may not remain a quartet long, Unless
Dame Rumor has IL wrong pretty Clara
Louise IS soon TO wed a rising young come
dian now playing in the Wizard of o."
In Chicago. She is a pleasing artistic and
will be missed from the act In addition
To the dancing a game of ping pong Is IN
reduced by SIR. Morton and his son, while
the girl sings a song about it Clayton
White ard Marie Stuart are repeating their
hit in "Dickey." q half-hour comedy