The St. Louis Republic., 1902-05-25

CHIEF and THE Beggar Student All OF thes,
works repete with heavy ensembles, stirring
The books. without departing too far from the
original, be brought up to date in comedy
lines and situations.
Miss Williams. the new prima denna. is sait
to possess a rich soprano voice and pleasing
personality She has been playing prominent
part In THE Sultan of Sulu.'
Miro Deiamotta is a tenor well known to opera
goers In St. Louis, having sung a variety OF
principal tenor roles with the Castle Square Opera
Company at the Century.
Blanche Chapman Is known to st. Louisans as
the character woman OF the lyric organization
at De,mar last summer.
Edwin A. Clark also made most satisfactory
impression with the company at Delmar last
summer. and his re-engagement Is undoubtedly
in one Of his most successful lignt-opera roles.
that of walderman, in THE Black Hussar."
In Miss Carrie Reynolds. the soubrette. Del
mar will have a new conner. Miss Reynolds has
been identified with a number Of New York
Casino successes. notably the Casino Girl with
which organization she appeared this season.
Miss Reynolds has also been successful in ingenue
roles with dramatic productions
Hickey and Nelson to be the funmakers par
excellence at Forest Park Highlands this week.
They call their act Twisted and Tangled as
1t will include many jokes and funny antics A
most naturally bui.t-up giant fo7t will play a
conspicuous part in the sketch. Colonel Hopkins
has also engaged Eleanor Falk. who comes with
a bevy of pretty girls. whom she calls her Sun
beams" and who help her sing the pretty Sings
Of the South Her Offering is In the nature of a
musical extravaganza in nutshell. Arte Hall.
whom many st. Louisans will remember as the
genuine Georgia gill; is anOthes well-known
entertainer on the list.
The Suburban swings into line to-day with a
vaudeville show and some outside attractions.
With good weather the management hopes to
have the largest opening in many years. Chef
among those the programme Coliibri's =
mitHpfS a
be talented IN many ways and who will intro
duce variety Of specialtes. This is their first
appearance in this city. AL Shean and Charles
Warren. who were rising young legitimate act
until they were lured into vaudeville. will
present a travesty called QUO Vadis Upside
Down. Cushman. Holcombe and Curtis operate
stars, offer their singing speciality, The New
Teacher Bed!ni and Arthur European eccen-
triques. promis. something unique in the Jug
Cling line. The three Poles close the show with
acrobatc turn.
The May Howard Extravaganza Company.
which is to hold forth at Uhrgs Cave all sum
mer. is due to arrive in St Louis to-day. f"-
hearsals begin tomorrow. Next Saturday even
ing the newcomers will make their initial bow
In a freshly constructed travesty entitled car
men Up to Date" The leading vaudeville fea-
lures will be the Three Rosebuds. who are near
ing their New York engagement in lhe sho"
Girl Miss Howards information Of them Is 70
the effect that. not only are they beautiful oat
have q capital act. Rose Carln is singing
souDrette, FlCssie La Flelus coo" -.
Louise Chalrand. ballad singer May Beiie wiz
do serio-comics. and t'-ere are besides. frahcie
Madigan. Nina Flee. Gladys Roges. Vera Camp
BELL Halle Pope. Helen May, Winnie Carter
and Mildred Howard De Grey.
This Is to be the night Of the talked-ot nome
talent event at Haviin's for the beneft OF Iteas.
urer John B. Fleming and Advertising Agent
VIM J. Counihan. The programme has oeeh ar
ranged by Manager Garen, who will also super
wise the performance. Among those who VIII take
mart are: Rob Rooney in black-face comedy;
Edna Hummert. song -and-dance insenue; PAU
line Huber. soprano: the Lyceum Quartet: the
artist; Hazel Moran. soubrette: the Adams-Norris
team: John and Nebdred. In a musical act: