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

gpecia!ties are introduced by Harry GlfoiI. the
mimic: John Slavin. the coined an: HAIRY ra-
senport, J. c. Marlnwe ana Augusta G nse. tine
parlor entertainer: Eta Butler. in limitations Of
well-known stars: Sandol Milliken: Lizzie and
Nellie Mccoy. the dancers. and tho beautiful
Margaret Walker, one OF the original sextet in
'Florodora.'
Shooting the Chutes. with Murray and Mack
as the chief funmakers. will be the weeks at
traction at the Grand Opera-house. commencing
with a matinee to-day.
For ingenious drolleries and surprising situa-
tons the piece is said to equal any OF the recent
productions OF farce or musical comedy. In adj
dition to its intrinsic humor 1t is said to be
roplete with many new songs. dances and special
ties. Murray and Mack are again seen in their
inimitable performance Of Roger Sweeney and
Robin Steele. while other members OF the COM
pany are Kittic Beck and Katherine RoSerts.
The Sisters Leno do a clever speciality in their
representations Of the genuine darby The
company numbers twenty-six people. among
whom are a number of pretty girls who do some
:od chorus work and ensemble gyrations.
Another feature Of the production Is the eltm'-
nation of all that Is objectionable in the line OF
vulgar comedy and the Interpolation in its stead
OF an abundance Of new, clean and wholesome
witticisms.
The scenic investment is said to be entirely
new. up to date and refreshing in appearance.
Charles Murray is well known az an irish
comedian. while his partner. Ollie Mack. is an
able little man." Commencing with a matinee
next Sunday. April 20. the Byrne Brothers
E-lSlat ptbiS Will We NE "N'h = eNktaNAO -
the Grand opera-house.
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The life of Irelaad's favorite poet. Tom Moore.
has been dramatized by Theodore Burt sayre.
nd It will be presented in this city at the Ger
'ury Theater April 20. with Andrew Mack In the
title role. Mack is said TO be an actor OF great
race and personality. youth and vitality. with
I gift of rhyming and setting his lyrics to pretty
unes. and a delightful dellneator Of Irish char
acter.
The novelty of the week at the Columbia will
ne the Seven Picchiani Sisters. Italian acrobats.
Who are said to contribute an extremely novel
md daring act. The Gilmore sisters Will be seen
in a new sketch called The Adventures OF
bridget MCGUIRE" in which Kate Gilmore will
ave ample opportunity to display her ability as
4 character comedienne. Billy 5. Clifford. late
n Clifford and HUH. returns with new songs and
3 fresh monologue. Emnons. Emerson and En-
mons have a nonsensical skit that scores asGv-
lily. ]. c. Nugent and Grace Fertlg. newcomers
20 the Columbia, will present q playette, entitled
An Absent-Minded Beggar." Lawrence and Hsr-
:ington. the original tough girl and Bowery boy:
The Nelson sisters. refined vocalists: Frank LII
Mondue. comic wire artist; Esmathelde. musical
artist Of local note: George Yeoman, Dutch come
uian. and the ReNos. roller skaters. Will also ap-
pear. The bioSraph will have twelve new views.
East Lynne will, be presented at the I'm
periai IEeater by Frank Burts company, includ-
ing j. Frazer Crosby. Jr., and lnez Forman, for
one week. commencing with a matinee to-day.
Miss lnez Forman plays Lady Isabelle. and her
work Is said to be commemorate. Her conception
OF the lighter scenes is particularly happy, and
in these she appears to exce.len. advantage. Nj.
crosby. as Archibald Carlyle, gives the role an
Intelligent Interpretation. Vernon So:ners is sad
TO De praiseworthy in the role Of Sir Francis
LeVison' In that his work Is consistent through !
out and he exhibits an ability to bring cut the
meaning Of the lines. Jennie Dunbar iInperson- |
ates the character OF Barbara Hare. Royel Tray
or plays John Dill. the secretary. and +. Eoena
Medinl portrays Cornelia Carlyle.
The Brigadiers" are TO be seen at the Stand
ard Theater this week. The principal performers
are Ida Dexter. McDonald brothers. Kelly and
Reno. grotesque acrobats: Bercl and Berol. THE
Artist and the Rag Picker. D'Arvil.e Sisters,
singing and acrobatic dancers: Percy Walling,
barytone: Miller and Hunter. black-face artists.
The Flaming Arrow..' by Lincoln J. Carter. |
win Observation-Disclosures, said to be the only
Indian actress on the stage, in the leaalns role. is
Manager Garen's Offering at Havhn Iheatsr for
the week commencing with n matinee To-day. |
White Eagle. played by o-"on-ro-Mohaw
a young Indian. returns to her home and tribe
In the far West with a better and clearer
knowledge of the power and greatness of the
white man. She has learned OF CIVILIZATION, Its
supremacy In many things over her own creed
and its advancement to a conflict Tor supremacy
over the reds. A council OF war Is held be-
tween the Indians and some army ofncers- The
4crmer. led b. a rascaIly Spaniaru ana . 0eaaer