The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-17
PLAYHOUSE PARAGRAPHS
OF REAL INTEREST.

1.-THE Liberty Bellies" pink pajamas and
all, will appear at the Olympic Theater
next week. Klaw & Erlanger, in this pro-
duction, are said to have endeavored to pre-
sent a musical comedy without a chorus,
and containing several features new to
that line of entertainment. To do this every
young woman in the cast has a speaking
part TO play. The cast contains John
Slavin, formerly identified with THE For
tune Teller" Harry Gilfoil. the famous i'm
personator and mimic; Harry Davenport.
who made a hit in the London production
of 1.-THE Girl From Up There: Sandol Mil
liken, late of the Jefferson De Angels Opera
Company; Eta Butler. whose impersona-
tons of famous stars have made her Ia
nous; Nellie and Lizzie Mccoy. who toured
Australia and New Zealand in the Hoyt
farces: Crissie Carlisle. Pauline Chase
Helen Lucas and Edith Barr.
The famous Observation-Disclosures
combination OF soloists which comes to the
Odeon for one concert, April q, has but
one date in st. Louis and may never be
heard here again. The contracts OF the
three virtuosi take them all over the world
at the end of the present tour. The pro-
gramme for the concert is announced as fol-
lows:
Ts Modera ma' ossa Gp' Anaante. Allegro moderHto.
Con fuocO appasSlonato.
Josef Holman. Jean Gerardy and
Fritz kreisler. .x,
funeraine' Josef Hofmann.
Andante and
c0n f { % %InoF A1 Nai ]ieiisioso. scSe1ao.
Allegro.
Fritz Kreisler. -,r,
Caprice Espagnole PnhInste,n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ........"......wasner-Liszt
Josef Holman.
The opera season will close at the century
Saturday night. Sunday evening. Andre"
Mack will begin his annual St LOUIS en- II,
gagement here. presenting Tom Moore.
This Is an Irish comedy by Theodore burl
Sayre. and Mr.. Mack's impersonation OF 'hs
poet is described as q delightful DIT ol
character acting. He will be supported Dy
Josephine Lovett, Jane Payton. Margaret
Fielding. Mildred Meredith. Vivian Marleh,
George F.. Nash. Theodore Babcock. GlieS
Shine. Myron Calico. Eddie Heron. oeoisI
w. Deyo. Frank Mayne. Richard Dillon ana
Harry r. Stone. The presentation Will ne
the same az that given in the Fast carry
In the season.
There is probably no greater ~favorite win
the matinee girl than Miss Maude Adams.
Recently at n matinee in Pittsburs she
played to 5000 at the Saturday malihss-
There were some $500 persons in the audi-
tOriun1. and OF this NUMBER. py actud' $780,
there were only 162 men.
1.-The Volunteer Organist," a COMEDY ne"
to St. Louis, will be seen at Havlins aiaei
the present revival of Flaming Arrow.
The comedy is. as maybe supposed from
its title, of the pastoral order and is saiu
to be an idyll in its way. The story -
simple and is blended with comedy M
pathos. w. B. Gray. the author. is a Wen
known song writer and made the play from
the song of the same title 1t introduces
two strong characters. a sort of uriah
Heep in Hubbard Griffin, and a hero in the
person of a clergyman.
Go-Won-Go-Mohawk is repeating her sue
cess in THE Flaming Arrow" this week.
Twelve genuine North American Indians
with an old warrior, Moon Dog. are e1-
plotted, to make the play realistic.
Coming to the Columbia next week are
Mile. Tortajada, Phroso, Thorne and Carie-
ton. Stuart Barnes, Bellman and Moore,
Burke, Moller and Teller, Phyllis Allen,
Waltz and Ardelle. the three Keatons,
sidonia. Mr.. and Mrs. DEACON. Lizzie Nc
Feever and Willard Reed.
J. F. Crosby. Jr.. as Archibal Carlyle
and Ires Forman a. Lady Isabelle are