The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-30

Frank Daniels returns to the Olympic to-nigh
in Miss Simplicity" Several changes hav
ed. Daniels will again play Blossoms. the vale
who is crowned King in spite Of himself. In tn
comedians company this season are: Douglaa
Flint. Frank Turner. Mark Lane. Clarion Ba
ker. Harry Holiday. Grace orr Myers. Kat,
I TART. Mai Lowery. Florence Holbrook and lisa
belle D'Armonde. The organisation also include.
. large chorus. Since the comedy ives given her,
last season it has been presented in New York
Boston and Chicago
Bertha Galland will make her nrst st. Inuis
She win be seen as Esmeralda in Daniel Froh.
mans production Of ''Notrs Dame" Miss Gal.
land will b best remembered ~ the Princess OF
tile in The Pride Of Jennico." Victor Hugo
wrote "Notre Dame when he was - years old.
Few French novels have been moro widely read.
The dramatization. by Paul n. Potter. il said
to fololw the book closely Tho play has been
staged by Edward e. Rose. There will be seven
scenes in nve acts. Some Of the principal MEM
bers Of Miss 0alland's company are: Frank Lo-
zee. George W. Barber. Frank C: Bangs. William
r. owen. Foster Lardner. Oswald Yorke. Carrie
Thatcher and Marion Barney.
The Village Postmaster" by Alice Ives and
Jerome n. Eidy. win be revived at the Grand.
The comedy Is now In its hfth season. The nrst
act outlines the misadventuIes Of Training Day.
a military occasion generally observed in New
England twenty years ago. Other scenes pic
ture a thrashing machine In operation, q village
CfiuTCH anu III AltcIloI u = SoAhhAy ehoAS~ "a
one situation the villain attempts to throw the
hero into a thrashing machine, In order to win
the girl they both love.
THE Salt Cellar" . one-act comedy. at the
Columbia. Kathryn osterman and company
will be seen in the play1et Tomorrow az
Twelve" Miss Ostermdn Will b" supported oy
Edwin Boring. George Thatcher. the minstrel.
will offer some new songs and stories. Other
specialtics will be given by the Wartenberg
Brothers. foot jugglers: Elizabeth Murray. the
three Bunts. Adele Purvis. Deavess manikins
and Thomson ana Wolfe. singers and dancers.
Vera schIueter, pianist. will give q recital at
Memorial Hall. December 8. she win be az
sisted by George c. Carrie. tenor: Melanis
Rihm. zither performer. and Louis Hammer
stein. accompanist. This recital will be Miss
Schlueter's first public appearance In 81. Louis.
Howard Hall will be seen at HavIIn's in a re-
vivaI of 9TH Man Who Dared" The plot Is
similar to that Of Marie Cofellfs The Wendell
The hero. q. gentleman OF france. seeks
friend and an unfaithfui wife. One scene takes
place at Monte Carlo. A womans glove II
thrown into q den Of lions. The Count Lorraine
Howard HalD. who Is anxious to recover .
note concealed In the glove. leaps into the cage
and returns with the glove. in safety. The lions
used in this scene were brought from Africa by
Frank Bostock. Nina Morris VIII play the part
of the unfaithful wife.
THE Road to Ruin q play written about the
badger trick. will be the bill at the Imperial.
Among the exciting Incidents Of the drama are
he escape Of a prisoner from the Tombs police
New York. and q fight on the window sdl
a gambling house. Theodore Kremer IL the
Iuthor Of the piece. It was presented at the I'm
last winter. with Terry AcGovern in the
Special scenery is used in the production.
which includes several new situatons.
The Stain Of Guilt" q new drama by Walter
Matthew's. Is soon to be produced at Haviin's.
Rachel Acton and Oscar Dane. both OF st. Louis. |
vil play the leading parts.
The Bowery Burlesquers come to tbs Standard
his afternoon. The principal act will beha farce
allied Summing The vaudeville programme
ill be given by Gilbert and Goldie. the Eretto
amily Of acrobats, the Taylor trio Of musicians
nd Willie and Josie Barrows. A score Of girls
sing in the ensemble musical NUMBER
Burton Holmes will lecture ut the Odeon Do
eanber 4. His subject viii be Norway and the
Sun" Moving pictures will be shown
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The Black Patti Troubadours win sing 1t
Hall tonight. Sissierefta Jones win b
le principal soloist.
Mr.. eag Says