The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

I her profits she would have been satisfied.
How fur short Miss Hogan was in her
/ financial calculations is shown in the first
I years royalties. which amounted 10 SIS
cHl. Many editions OF the book have been
printed since that first year. II is prob
amounted to upward Of S1G1u1O
and now will begin 10 accumulate roy
all.ts Az rom the play, all Of which suggests
Why search for gold mines II You can
discover a cabbage patch?
"Othello" in English was given a per-
formarce recently by the Castle square
Opera Company. which Is playing a long
engagement Al the Academy OF Music IN
Brooklyn.
The rendition OF VerdTs oTera in Eng
lish was success. according to reports OF
the Brooklyn critics. and the principals OF
Manager sava=e's company wera called
before the curtain after every act. Even
after the last acr. and with the prospect
OF missing the last car" the Zoo audi
/ tors remained in their seats. cIappine their
hands and Justify shouting braves" at
the same time demanding the reappear-
ance OF Sheehan. Coz. Rennyson Iveu
and other fayorites who are known in ST.
Louis
In speaking Of the work OF Gertrude
Rennyson and Miss IveIl. the BROOKLYN
Eagle has the following:
we have come 20 expect beautiful singing Of
Gertrude Rennyson and she gave Il last night
IN good measure. particularly in the willow
sonR IN the last act where her pian!ssirno
y as a thing 70 marvel at from a singer iust
out ot the thic.. Of heavy rehearsals for an
than BEAUTIFUL singing ana an fn1rs Of mn,
lskea lnnocenge into her D-sicrnona. There
accusation which nobody has ever son IN ,Ls
III lis ~, VINO nave PLAYED tae part IN Italian
5FlS ia T9, gpaiy ii Of her her nsslue gnely Miss Ivs
Csp,ii, ~ II raI'is i me- was 10 do a. Emilia ac
n n ~ me sS3Te Eaa permitted she Is actress
- ESuliitt IN ShdkesIeare,s last act had been
~ TOT hei. Altogether this was such a r~r-
drama as M M M, So o'Ihcuit 2nd noble music
OF Eooa music can a1ord to miss
Fred Mace. whose funmakinS as Mr..
pineapple in "A Chinese Honeymoon" was
50 pleasing to patrons OF the olympic. is
a nephew OF the famous pugilist. Jem
Mace. once champion Of the world.
When a boy Fred Mace received boxing |
instructions from his famous uncle. and. 4
according to George Broderick. the young /
er Mace once aSpired to the feat1er-vef.ht |
championships o. the British Isles.
IN a recent occasion Mace's knowledge /
o. the hStic art stood him IN good stead. /
wne. Gertrude Wallace a member 0f thp i
hcneymOOn' company. had started for \
me tnester one evening when Fred. hav-
,,HE loIsOlten new wig. returned 10 the
MOTEL Tor IL. Leaving his wife on the side
walk TO wait FOR him
During the husbands absence a mash
& hag deiEned to address Miss Wallace.
III When Mace returned he found his
VI VIC IN the act OF striking the ''masher''
ia III, 81, ~ h+ad with an umbrella. Appre-
llE SllltllE lne situation at first glance Mace
N -IItgppeu MS cane and began a boxing ex-
~. lLi.iittoh with the indisCreet youth. and
%lJn So,,Ii5 q few minutes the unfortunate man
o1'i" iiiiiiSeiA down and out"
FFlor 10 the performance Of The Sleepy
King at the Century Theater one nlrht
last week nan. who was much the
worse for the alcoholic liquor that he had
imhibed during the day. created a dis
turhance in the foyer OF the playhouse.
He had purchased ticket and yrantsd
I : 55-lllsSloh 10 the theater. The man al the
Igot MoEld not allow him 10 enter Mr.
l,IiIl5y y; the mouse manager. was finally
Mr. Hannerty took the "tipzied' Da,ron
to one side and gave him heart talk.
NY man., he said. g. YOU are too in
.cNcated TO go TO the tkeater tonight
Auu VIII annoy the other natrons and |
you Will injure She house. Vow. IN re
-und you the money for your ticket. and
YOU come back tomorrow niEht-bring
your wife. if YOU have cne-and I'll give
'ou the pest seats in the theater and /
-hey won't cost you "a cent"
Ihe drunken patron wiltcd under AR /
tanncrty'S diplomatic treatment and left /
he theate-
Mr.. Harnerty hardly expected 10 see
am AGAIN. but the next night the same !
nan duly sober and accompanied by his !
we appg AIRED at the managers Office and
!emanued 10 be shown. Mr.. Hannerty car |
ieA out his provision Of the promise made /
ne night before, and every one was
As the crowd was leaving the theate-
itter the performance. the Obliged patron /
loked his Read Inside the managerial ! !
anctum and hIde Mr. Hannerty good / I
,iSht. You're all right" he shouted and | 7
ne century gets my money IN the future"
a little incident that occurred in ST ;
souis during Yelled Prophet week shows S
what degree Blanche Walsh is devoted T
o her art. On the night OF the Yelled (
'rophet's parade the management OF the :
entuFy Theater had advertised that the
erformance Of The Resurrection'' h
'ould not begin until after the parade had | 2
asSed Ninth ard Washington avenue o
ne parace was late in starting and Al | 5
O'Clock, the floats having rot yet ap- s
cared at the corner opposite the Century, d
liss Naish's manager began To worry | q
ne actress had played n special tinee b
n that Gay. ana she was to play a rcz-
lar matinee on the day following. on D