The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21

strumental in securing the work for the
young sculptor, in whom he had taken a
deep interest.
While Kryl was putting in his time WELD
ing the artists mallet Sousa and his band
filed an engagement in the Indiana city.
He heard OF the sculptor who in his leisure
moments played wondrorsly on the cornet.
One day to the young man came a message
10 appear at the bandmasters hotel That
vas how Sousa discovered a new artist
The blond-haired youth played for Sousa.
and the sculrtor's chisel was laid aside
Sousa took Kryl with him and the cornetist
was his leading solo!st for season.
Kryl is from Bohemia. He was born in
Prague.
A London correspondent writes entertain
ingly of little Maude Adams" who is
abroad, and who hasn't been quite forgotten
in her own country. for all her years de-
sertion of the stage.
She has now just left for Paris. en- route
for Turkey, Egypt, and the Holy Land. and
during her stay has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Barrie. A great deal of her
time has been devoted to s!ghtsesinc-iust
like the common or garden American tour
list.
She went about on the tops of omnibuses.
stood in the crowd TO see the ceremony @.
mounting guard at Buckingham Palace, and
Cheese.
Her evenings were chiefly spen. in the
alter going. and It is recorded that one
night, determined 10 be plebeian as pos
sible. she induced Mr.. Barrie to take her
to the pit at the Vaudeville Theater where
Seymour Hicks and Elaine Terrss are Civ
ing Mr.. Barrie's Quality Street.
They stood in the line outside the theater
awaiting admission for three-quarters of
an hour. and enjoyed the play without once
being recognized.
And we Americans thought you were so
famous said Miss Adams. as they came
out. to the English novelist.
Current Programmes.
Barbara Fidgety," travesty on Clyde Fitchs
drama, Barbara Frietchie." will be the new
Weber and Fields Offering at Deluar. Nat and
Sol ". Fields are TO play the leading comedy
parts again. Octave Barbe and Allere Colin will
be seen in the relies made famous by FAY Tenn
pletsn and Lillian Russell. Some surprises are
promised in the spectacular line this week
Beginning this afternoon the Delular manage
ment will tnaugurate change for the entertain
ment in the pavilion. Instead OF concerts By
Couturier's Band. as heretofore. there Will be
daily nlatinees hy the comedy company. Special
arrangements will be made for the entertainment
Of ladies' and children.
Innes's Band will take its departure after this
week at the Suburban Park. From here the
hand Will go to Kansas City and then by stages
to the Pacific Coast. The following programmes
have been arranged for to-day:
AT O'CLOCK.
....... Rossini
The Lost Chord &C.. Observation-Disclosures Sullivan
Two Characteristic Marches
tal The Conscr.pt (French). ALTER
(b) Love Is King. lines
Comet solo by Kyrl
Rose. Shamrock and Thistle Popular Fan
tasie,... ...--..-..:: ....-..,,.-,...-B aetens |
Two Well-known Hymns
ta) Nearer. Ny God. to Thee.
Cb) Jerusalem. the Golden.
X ammenoi ostrow- ..---......--.-- Rubinstein |
ne t1o!y City 49,. ADAMS
Welsh Folk Songs tFantasia) .McTavish |
AT I:45.
Visions in a Dream CFantasia) ............ Lumbye
al E'awatha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lorenzo
b Atrr :h-Prince Charming. .............. lines
III asst Hope. ..........Gottschalk |
overture-Mignon .-.........-....Th Thomas
Ou Du tAir Earie) lew
cornet Solo by Kryl
scenes from Lohenkrin (Suite No. Wagner
Victor. the strong man. is still the attraction
Il the prismatc fountain.
Pink Dominoes'' will be presented at Koer-
iers. Lawrence Hanley and Victory Bateman
Rachel Acton and Angeline Pulls are also cast
or important parts. Manager Rice's stock com
'anv Is attracting large patronage to this re-
ort
Among the featured entertainers at Iemp's
lark are Mana Deuaca, vocalist; the Burtons,
Igslers and top spnners: Carter and Ross |
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