The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
Fair Mcek Progrnmmes.

Wa DoWn East" with It's rural types. re-
turns 90 the olympic tonight The record %
remarkable. II IS estimated that 20 has been
SEEN b. more than &.ooloo persons
Anna Moore's simple story. her grief and an
guish. her spirited denunciat.on q the man Who
took advantage o. her innocence. her triumph
and the prospect q peEce and happiness for her
as the curtain falls. Eo 10 make 10 a pretty. w
Affected and direct play The comedy features
bring ouf the characters . a New Ensiani VIZ
iage. The play pictures country lie There =
ar-t a farmers yard. with the eXpanse % mead
ozs and gTazing land b-youd the rad Thea
there l. a great barn. IN Nhieh Is stosed iced Tor
cattle sheep and horses
The second act discioses the sitting room IN the
farmhouse with its hearth ard the comfortable
easy chairs. In the Third act the famous Snow
storm l. shown
Very few changes have teen made In the cast
since last scAEor- Archie B1yt. the p~ortrafer OF
New EnEiand character parts has suese1ed
Robert Fisher. Others IN the company az
Phaebe pavssE. Sc-a stevens. Ella Hugh Wool
Marion shr.sy. Uirie Collins. kellz HaSeS Jonn
r. Burke. Robert GEtlard- J9an Luna aai
Frank Currier.
,L.xar." saIi to be the best production ever
mad- bv. otis skinner. wiu have il ntst -
I.5uls hearing tonight at The Century Theatrr-
By reasoh Of the favorable reports whieh hANe
urecsfed the new play much D. expected. me
story upon which The novel - toanara ~ TN
,-tt-h NJ skinner and Aubrey Bcucicault mace
- drama has 70 do win tie cohtenuon ua'
| Eieazar Williams. a missionary amouS ue ~,
Ian rwMNmnE- MAh naaA JIM AAA
S,t-,r-d ,Usn his pd-on during the Terror and
brought 10 the New World
ps-ricilsr stress has been given 20 two - NE
S,enes which Mr. skinner has ProNlaes- O"e ~. :.
background for the episode that pso.ts 70 -
~ that he Is o. royal biTth- AnomtE -
80. - the nnierien al a Sapoieontc iNer.
wh-re Lazarrc. after revealing 10 the EmptIo
the proors 81 his Contention. e~apes Hon
/ Quarts rs a secret passage rrpemoefe1 AN
childhood .
u.,f.,-. .sup.rba" will begin ius annual en-
rsrtment Ct the Grand opsra-housa ms ~
-, Among the new specalues are the AiioDiu
pssux Beues. an octet q singers and dAnSs
m. new transformation scene AZ the Close o.
the ar-t act will ShoS EWaying bands OF sAe1s
Dnsrt brilliantly lighted ty cotred incand
IN. me electrical effects this season arr SAID
- - -uneommoniy interesting A number OF pan
tgr,luic tricks will BE- performed b PiTrTet inc
nimble clown ..
tn. hssNinsr OF the neV bill which opens al
the Columbia tomorrow AFTERNOON WI -
Hyuas Family OF seven members. acrooatS ms
= theIr first appearance In s. Louis Thry ARE
originally from the Berlin winter Garden. Nh-te
they created something Of a sensation Sith tnelr
feats Fanny Rice occupies the second pOsi'i'n
On the bin and promises something new In n
ssort comedy eniued 'surprfses' Other special
.-te-,ainers are Lizzie and N!Eie DAILY. dancing
mnrvels. Charles Kenna. monoloSist: White and
Simmons uith their minstrel comedy. Get n
tha Band WAGON: the Columbian Trio. Witn
\ musical comedy. The Wax Dou" Jessie Dale
vocalist. Mcmahon and thAppele- sAetCh hINH
Fox and Fo1ie. the clown Rnt dog. Marsh anu
Ssr.eIia- sons and dance artists. Mr.. and M
LItchneId In a sketch. AT Brook Farm. to
Musical Hoibrooks and the Kinodrone with new
views
Al ". Martins production q Uncle Toms
Cabin viii be the attraction az the Imperial
or THE play no description Is necessary. a. Il
has been seen repeatedly for fifty years u =
said that Martins revival T. the hest yet made
Of the old favorite. Every scene il a rep-oiuc-
49, - fha Io~a finn IN EHeh fha Incidents q
the play are supposedeto occur. With the negro
troup q forty members TO sirE. dance and take
part IN the slave scenes. an acting company Of