The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-10
Messfs. NfISU anu OuI1llIHBEHtI.
The sale OF seats will begin Monday.

Duet for Tenor and Barytons tAlessand1S
Messrs. Virgo and Cunningham. f'0'0"
The sale Of seats will begin Monday.
James ONell will appear at the Olympic
after Ulysses" in 1.-THE Adventures Of
Gerard" dramatization of the widely
read Conan Doyle novel. Mr.. O'Neill is
| to play Etienhe Gerard His company this
season is said to be the best ever seen in
his support. including. as it does, Creston
Clarke. Shakesperean actor: Edmond
Breese and Selene johnson. Miss johnson
will be remembered as the Mercedes of
the scenic revival of Monte Cristo," given
at the Century two years ago.
An interesting feature of the ONeill en-
gagement this season will be the presenta-
ton of 1.-THE Sacrament of Judas" the one
act drama that was such a hit in London:
1t will precede the Conan Doyle play. and
Mr.. O'Neill will impersonate the character
Of Forbes Robertson, created in England.
While the production Of 1.-THE Burgo-
master" which will be seen at the Cen
fury next week, TsS on yieT in Chicago ago
words, sent the following telegram to the
stage manager of the organization: Love
and good wishes to the members of the
COMPANY @n 9snSrt gla sbiS in The surs0master
it is said that Pixley and Luders. the
author and composer of the piece. have al,
their best work. The company this year
includes Ruth White as Willie; Oscar I.
Ffgman as the Burgomaster, William
Riley Hatch, Thomas Ricketts,; Charles
Helen Dexter Harriet Sheldon. Louise
Bracket and Josephine Dit.
From the ranks of the chorus to SOU
brette parts in light opera is the step be-
ing taken by Miss Kitty Lind. a st. Louis
member of 1.-THE Bourgomaster' company.
This is Miss Lind's second season on the
Bursomaster" last winter. and this year
has been promoted as understudy TO
Louise Bracket.
Next season. it is said. the young actress
will be principal in another opera.
The second fortnightly organ recital by
Professor Arthur 1nsham at the Second
Presbyterian Church will take place at
800 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Miss
Resale Wirthlin. contralto. will be the
soloist. She will sing abide With Me"
and In Questa romba." The opening or
& major by Mendeissoh h to be followed
by Pastorale in E by F de la Tombellc:
A rondo in G minor by Sir F. Ousley will
precede Misc Wirthlin's first solo. An al
heime. a concert Fns%e in y by T Wesley.
..Schlummerlied," by Schunan; Norturne
In G minor by Chopin. and la Refine de
Saba" march by Gounod, will be the
other selections.
Eugene Blair will come to the Grand
Opera-house next week in "Zaza.' The
play requires an unusually large cast.
Addison Lessey, the leading man. will be
seen in the role Of Bernard Dufrene; Har-
riett Ross demonstrates her versatility by
playing two opposite roles, F'lorianne in
the first act and Nine Dufrene IN the
third act: Katherine de Barr will be seen
in the character part, Aunt Rosa; little
Hazel Lillian Pierson as Toto, Harry c:
Brown as CaScart and Frederick Ellis rs
the Due de Brissac. Others in the COM
pany are Leopold Lane, Fairfax Clifford,
Lucia F. Huxford. Gertrude Stanley. Cora
Wells. Marion Herbert and Mercedes Car
rinetOn.
Hall Gaines play. 1.-The Christian" will
be the next attraction at the Imperial.
Lionel Adams will appear in the role of
John Storm. Shadows Of a Great City,"
with Annie WARD Tiffany and an excellent
cast. is attracting large patronage to the
Imperial this week. In one scene a river
of real water IS shown.
The vaudeville performers to appear at
the Columbia next week are: The Russell
brothers. Felix and Barry. Rossow midg-
cts, Edgar Bixley, the three Lyingstons,
Burton and Brooks, Charley Rossow. Sui
Ivan and PaSquelena, the Aerial Smiths,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth. the Musical Bar
tells and Gertie La Clair.
mot Guilty. is to be revived at Havlin's
next week. Rehearsals are now being
held at this theater for the production of
1.-THE Desperate Lord Darlington" to he
given December q. Oscar Dane, who will
impersOnate Darlington. made careful
study Of him at Clayton. Victory Bate
man IS to be Mrs. Darlington. Several st.
Louis scenes are to be shown in the play.
Alphonse and CASTOR. Opper's famous
funny-page characters. will be the princi-
pals in a musical farce comedy of that
name at the Crawford. Harry Harvey will
play Alphonse and Lloyd Ingraham is to
be CASTOR.
Vests Minstrels are giving the current
show here. The best part Of the per-
Torrance. aside from the opening scene.
Of Boz"
The Vanity Fair Burlesquers will sue
coed the Crackerjacks at the Standard.
With the Vanity Fair organization this
season are Mile. Ami. Imbon and Conn,
vocalist; Cook and Sylvia, sketch artists,
and the Two Duncans.
'Minna Won Barnhelm' will be the Ger
man play at the Odeon tonight. 1t has
been the desire Of many students of the
German language to see Lessing's COM
edy, and classes from Hosmer Hall, Mary
Institute. the High School and Washington
University will be in the audience. AS |
stage production Of the Eighteenth Gem
fury. 'Minna Won Barnhelm'' Is a model |
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The programme at the Zoo this week in |
cludes acts by Captain Petre Lamonts |
trained lcopards and lions: Pauline de
We're and her performing pumas; Mile. |