The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-24

Sunday with Lawrence Hanley and a stock
company as the attraction In the theater. Mr..
Hanley's st. Louis following are looking for
ward with pleasure to lis return. The initial
/ production Is to be a revival of The Tanning
OF the Shrew."
The last recital OF the Beethoven Conservatory
season, given yesterday afternoon BY the pupils
OF this institution. was a decided success. The
various selections were capitally rendered and
showed the training received at this school. The
piano numbers were by the Misses NJ. shaush-
messy, E. Loebner. a. Roeder. ]. Stevens. G.
sonnenfeld and j. Singer. The vocal depart
ment was represented By the Misses N. Schroe-
ger. X. LeMastre. ]. Remington. Messrs. D.
solomon. II. Berry and A. Heermans. Master
H. Baer played a violin solo.
Roberts. Hayes and Roberts. who head the
Dill at Mannion's Park. will present the laugh
able skit THE Infant" The sketch is well
known TO vaudeville patrons. Lloyd and Waltone
the lady being Miss Lillian WaItone. whose
singing made such an impression in the sum-
mer gardens here last season., will offer .Old
and New Song Successes" including all that
Is good In both the old favorites and the new
publications. Shannon and Lucier. black face
comedians. singers and dancers. will present a
dancing act: sisnor Maceo will introduce his
dog. Chicago Pascatel. a novelty contortion-
list. completes the bill.
Fl aa ami fg,r and Jones' Kins,zssr Eshes Sisters ss.
Wilson the juggler. are on the new programme
at Hashagen's Park.
The first exclusive vaudeville bill which Colonel
Hopkins has offered at Forest Park Highlands
this season is composed Of six entertainers. Hen
~ Lee. the clever impersonator Of great men
OF the past and present, heads the list. He does
his transformation act in view Of the audience.
George Hanlon and his four sons, who made
'Superba" famous. are now presenting a pan
tomime sketch. Lord Lilywhite at the Wal
dorf-Astoris,' in which they are said to exhibit
/ nil thntr old ttr,n pF,lla~A.. Dapl NHayNniNr
juggler. Is a European performer. Alice Ray
mond will play the cornet. Scott Brothers. &C
robats. and Meehan's dogs complete the bill.
| Couturier's band will play at Delmar Garden
| to-day. Repertoire are now being made to begin
the show season at Delmar next Sunday. when q
Weber-Fieid travesty is to be the attraction.
| Bandamster Couturier announces the following
| programme for tonight:
PART !.
overture-Morning. Noon and Night.--....:Suppe
Barytone Solo-old Folks at Home......stewart
Mr.. Cole.
| Fantasie-GermaM Before .Trenkier
l Grand Scenes from Carmen No. 1......-..Bizet
PART II.
| ................. wagner
| Cornet Solo-Selected ............. Mr.. Couturier
| Observation-Disclosures Echoes ............ Soates
| Symphonic Poem-Danse Macrabre....St. Salons
| Prince of .Luoef,
The Hungarian Band. an organization OF some
note in musical circles. has been engaged to give
two concerts daily at the Deimonico, me nas
concert was given yesterday afternoon. Manage,
| Campbell Of the Delmonico states that ne WIN
spare no expense to make that resort one OF the
most popular in ST. Louis.
The Guy Lindsey School OF Dramatic Art will
give n public performance at the Olympic The
ater early in June. Mr.. Lindsey promises a
programme Of unusual novelty.
The Columbia Theater employs have completed
all arrangements for the excursion
which they give on the evening Of Decoration
Day. Saturday, May 80. The steamer City of
Providence has been chartered and a marine band
engaged for the outing. A special music pro.
rramme and other features have been provided
for. The following business stan OF the tneatef
have the outing under their personal supervision:
o. F. Haskin. treasurer: l. J. Sharp, auoitor;
w. H. Fleming advertising manager, and Cnaries
Mcqueen, doorkeeper.
Rush's High Flyer burlesquers return to the
Standard in a programme Of vaudeville and farce
comedy. The olio will be made up in part OF
sneeialt,es by Hoey and Lee. dialect comedians;
Williams and Aleen. in a sketch: Grace Leonard.
soubret, and the Musical Simpsons. A great
number Of electric fans have been put IN 10 coo'
the auditorium uniformly.
The Dramatic Club Of Cabanne place will give
~. ,,st entertainment OF the season at Arcaot
Iau rabanne. on May %. producing a series o,
one-act sketches. which Will be participated II
nv Misses Brooks Harrison. e Edythe English
Rose FIeck. Felicity Presley. Carolyn Franklin
xSa..anne Robertson and Maize Richie. ant
Messrs. Leo NJ. Hill. Richard carhart. Eugene
Randall and George Wagner and Baby Virsie
Tha rIavs to be produced are "Wayfarers.'
..CentIeman Jim ''Our New Butler and BE
cause She Loved Him.
The following programme Is announced tor .nt
Burt Mckinney testimonial 10 DC give" u III
Odeon. May 26:
Knickerbocket Quartet.
Ca5 Beloved. 1t Is Morn 80. FloIenGe A 1h : y
(l Song OF Sunshine .........: eorihs "oll
Miss Edna Fassett.
Organ Solos
() Selected.
Charles Galloway.
aaS wassan. Yeoman's Drinking Song ,,o,
d, All the World Awakes To-day .rm.,
Burt p. McKinnis.
RAJ Romance Gresnfsi'
G} A ia Bien Aimee :..:...:..... senu'
Mrs. Lillian APPEL Emery.
81 g ny stSr LADY. Go cSa: -: ii, Cough Ieig5htns;
tc) The Years at Spring -. Mrs. Il. A beael
Mrs. Gertrude Dunning Quarles.
Knickerbocker Quartet.
Duo for Tenor and Bass-Scene from nrA
act of Faust uounos
Forest Shackelford and Burt p. McKinnis.
Not Satisfied with Leaving.
The boarder as he said farewell
Exclaimed in terms emphatic: