The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-15

isis quite as strong as the copybook, says he
ought NH. To DAN Ss: l Is hs* = married man.
Martha drawing herself up hauEhtily). 'What
a n I2sF I Ba n Ii'1 ba must , h Ssry I h,s ne ,,,n,-r If
you M's DEAR ara' but-su TT know Something Of life.
Martha; II tsiah you fs1se; who I a nit. .n
exceptionai woman. i know; and. moreover,
you're as proud as 1 peacoes- ! know WI, hat, 100;
be of lofty ideals and h!sh moral purposes. is
only a woman after all :, ..,tos -,
me to hear people talk like ;hat! Human nature
is not on this low w. Level , ,la: so $50 many ma ,sss f IL yg Ss
Our lives can be hean:iful. Only n woman
s sfts sxs all,,9 ,dne could ysH e. :ari in tac Is H If 1T were Wh 4 -'t tt
be a woman is a glory. -
the power toto destroy Themselves
Martha: Ny dear Jim. We can all control
the bad instincts in us. We can go straight
Jim: "Yes. know-but it's jolly difficult
when II comes to the point; Ones strength ,trtss rd Is
it.. sometimes you haven't
Martha: That's weakness-you must try.
Jim learnes~l: 81 do try. 1 always try, and
I'm going to sep on trying. Marta. my ;de AZ
TSl weak you don't Know no" easy " IS 70 De
Mart,a;."oh: it isn't, + SO easy; as 70. think. think.
it's no good trying to shift our responsibility.
We can rule ourselves 4 we Ike and were
sakes. but for the sake Of those around us. Try
and be strong. limit only needs to try--you
| can, everybody can"
CURRENT PLAYBILIS.
Clara Bloodgood win be seen at the Olympic
tomorrow night in The Girl With the Green
Eyes This will be the first production. here.
The cast includes several weTr-known Names
Mrs. Bioodgood has for her leading man Robert
nrOi1cf Jessie R,ISlpy-E who ALL herself become
a Frohman star before the season Is over. has
SON. William H. Tookes:. Frank Dekgm. and lit
IL h .Mr, iI,tih.e sets forth IN hH's The :" Gil VIII
the Green Eyes begins at Jenny Anstin's we'd
Wedding gowns. she shows her jealousy of 50
slight a thing as her husbands playful kisses
suspicion. grows into 50 horrible a .EIeen;eysd
monster. that In the third act her husband can
Fitch has so arranged the story that 1t reaches
e e aieny' and at the same time feas01a0'e', con,
1.-THE Eternal City," as it will be seen at the
Century, Theater tomorrow night, is founded
on Mr.. Caine's widely read novel of the same
name. but strictly speaking. 1t is not a drama
~tization. That term more nearly applies to the
version used at his Matesty's Theater; London.
by. Beerbohn Tree. for in that play the author
adhered strictly to the story as told in printed
For American purposes Mr.. Caine changed the
plot in two essentials. One was representing
The other was in leading the audience. to be-
happily s'e ever u afterWard -
The production to be seen in st. Louis is al
months at the Victoria Theater. NeT York
massive and artistic.
This applies. especially, to the Vatican gar:
aens St Peters ca,hedral. ,11hhs Coliseum and
sketched from the originals. save. indeed that
Of the Vatican gardens; which is an enlarged
Roosevelt by Pope Leo XIII. a year before the
Mascasnis music is an important factor in
this production. The composer of .'Cavalleria
Rss,iean snasr. wrote snsr am o%v er + e.. a . new fsv in nss
sages of reinforcing. harmonies as accompani-
msnt to certain portions Of the d%ialosue; Ct
Traux Will appear in the leading roles.
Ward and vokes come to the Grand Opera
mouse in "a Pair Of Pinks.' in which Harold
and Percy are seen as Pinkerton detectives.
The piece is described as a detective story set
to music. 1t was staged by Joseph Smith. from
whose direction came The Prince Of Pilsen."
The Sultan Of sulg" 'Peegy From Paris
6 hs N p 5SI ne A! hdf' t' HAD aE YOU .hAs .5 5%ss. is
Bes4 So, t.. ..Th Say 'u Tee N Mus the e !Rsaben ' ans
Be- Betsy" . ,Wh .arns sally N,,S Goes Pa ass, e on Homie 1he
Kong. The principals Of the COMPANY are
Lucy DAILY. Margaret DAILY vokes. Wine DAILY.
EDDIE Judge. Ruth Gould. Lew Miller, David
De Wolf and Dan Coleman. The organization
numbers fifty-two persons.
Dared" at the Imperial. The most stirring
cafe and biological gardens at Monte Carlo. IN
iions. These wild Beasts are carried by, the
company. and were imported especially for Mr.
cage with these lions at the climax Of the act
to get The heroins,s glove s, and 70 give the EVIL
only to that Of the Count Lorraine. played by
"a Desperate Chance" written about the |
lives of the Biddle brothers, will be. the at.
traction at Havlin's. The two Biddles and
Mrs. Soffei are the central characters. The
sleigh used by the desperadoes in their escape, !
S Wpi., the ha nsnd Sean s eaafsaa by by0a the the ma fnaminal e.
the production and will be used at every per-
Torrance.
burg grocer by the Biddle boys. In. the second
AT sS'rd Is .s asp sssws f hoM t hegsa we're ea essapsd. The
l hisSsss are over reS &ss. soaei as the say Wasde a hy vine.
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Mcintyre and Heath. the ,black-face comedi-
ans are the headliners at the Columbia Monday
afternoon. Others on the new bill are Eliza
beth Murray, coon song singer: E F. Reward. |
yentrjiouuist: Moore and Littlefield. In a sketch; |
the Melano Trio. singers; Albertus and Miller,
~tuEElers; Manley and Rose, sketch artists: the
s eanafss' ana connofs and connors. Comedians.
Victory Bateinan. who has made her home In
st. Louis this winter. has been engaged by
Manager Garen as the leading woman in THE
Desperate Lord Darlington which will be
given at Haylin's New Years week. She will
a St. Louis girl, will play the, ingenue role.
The Union Musical Clubs second concert Of
the season will be given November q in the
Recital Hall Of the odeon. The programme
will consist OF piano selections by Miss Amanda
Ruschhaupt and Miss Julie Cottet: four songs
by Mrs. Max Kaufman. contralto.. and six
NJ strtns 70 . New York stpGE Mho bag late