The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

and his beloved boys appeal ~ only 20
we're once young.
The piece has not been nltsrially
changed since 80 was Eiv,u here last fan
The music Is new. and uuc ,r 90 of the
songs do not improve ON tH. Old ones
but the company is about the ame. The
east is headed by Joseph Har- is Grand
pa himself whose name Ga ~ type on
the programme Is worth 10. Bart is an
unusually cIevcA Young man rnd nearly
always jolly IN sDtmIv way
After the l.atheTu-Iun-yl ullnsiT IiiiitI
| that shout forth in struturial Quls IN
comic Uperas-sstye the m9Ekliks ''-rhe
Sleepy King" Hart makes Jl even more
terveut appeal than usual
Carrie De Mar, ever E'NJgiHuA IS E9''ttF
and dramatically attractive ANA ll"
boys. sprishtly Nttle chaps arta--n tn the
picture.
The lads who were with y company
last year uutGg,w the parts ID had fo so
hack To school this autumn.
II was q great blow To them Hart. too.
| was s0-rl- To give them up, bg. the Cgca-
sinn demanded it.
discipline and STAGE man1 sfilsiii nave
! done much Tor Foxy Grauazi- There
were a great number 81 chltreu IN tne
audience last night. and hese same
youngsters will probably fIvs hard work
Keeping their parents away
Fred = Wright. manager = oTN state
Folks. the pastoral uiav fhat hs been SIeh
a 20 al the Grand, is rssp"r-ee for The
Reluty Buctur.' now no Iss fEHafe-- Il
IS a musical eNtravI-HrZH d two acts
Della Stacey has the title U1f. She man
| ages to enterthiu som. ~ ~ time. and
when she doesn't there iS his chorus
OF girls TO relieve the muUut1ry.
Ono James MInley appgars a. Washing
ton Guyhoy. leading chancter. who is
described as "A mnurysg lutsler m nl-
red suit and iauHty golf 90 Nr. Aiaulsy
looks like Harry GllfDil. Ia there. alas,
tho comparison must end Ffed WTlghtS
personal direction has c1uutei for
good deal. The ensemble stuItiuus are
adroitly staged. Wright Vas with Charley
Hcyt ten years.
-Aru1n- tho songs o. the eAiI-'E 'EeS.,liz-l
are Time ~ the Tulips. lrr queen %
Beauty ''AIv Sweetheart iu tho SKY"
Loved one and a "DrInkirE Song
Max Halbe. whose folk drama. 'Haus
Rnsenhagen." was presented FOR the first
time IN America by the German stock
company at the Odeon lax night. proved
himself an engaging dramatic writer. and
the company which created his different
characters demonstrated once more that
IL Is CaVable cf giving sN7rlzsSi1u Co every
thing 10 undertake. Every character
stands out like q cameo. 50 c0nclssly is it
cut. Mrs. Marklam-W"I9 a. GTaudmoth-
er RoSanhagsn surpassed herself by the
portrayal % woman Who l1 ON IN"
threshold Of the century axe She never
acter. The other members ~ the stock
werc well cast. especially Rudolph Hursky
as Kari EgOn. ths last o. the kUScrha-
gems His part was urree s1uahly Ions
rom the standpoint % .'mern1rizing." VIZ
ma Won Hoheulu. EICuard Nirth- Leopold
JaCuh and Hans Ispnhei did acceptable
acting il the roles trey were cast Tor
Thursiay night the company VIII be sen
In '-Auf der SouueuSelte." q ElumCuthal
and kadeiburE comedy
Harry CorsOn Clarke appeared at the
Crawford In the Old Roland Reed farce.
His Absent Boy"
To those who never saw Reed in this
play Clarke would lolbtlsss prove satis-
factory. bgt 70 those who recall Reeds iu-
teruretItiou. Mr.. clark IL a very had 90
for his famous predecessor shoes. The
his opportunities. though. and after sil 81
should he remembered th1f he o. "a much
younger artist than Mr. i.rsI was sheu
he produced the cnun7iy.
Announcement IS made that Charles T.
Dillingham; and Frank l. PerIay are 90
star Miss Maud FsIIy IN inEeuue roles.
They have signed three ycars' contract
with her beginning neNt season. She is
now leIGiD- woman igr orriu Johnson iu
Hearts Cuura Eeous.' Whore she will re-
main for the present.
Lincoln J. Cartsr's Two Little Wairs''
is ON view at the InpcgiiL While the
play is not so s,ESafiorll as those Mr..
Carter usually p7alSE. 10 has enough
startling situ1tionsesf hold the attention
Sf fe tRs 5gai aq5s"S 45is Sg mSS SsTlI as R RBss
Morton, No St..'' tath-rflhiiuit athIsTemsHt
for F1HS more e than II ST. snare. Sf Hissss