The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
rector. will begin an engagement at the
Odeon March q

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| Odeon March q.
| The Chorai-Symphony Society will give
| another subscription concert in the Odeon
! March 49, The soloists are: Nine Ada
/ cross,ey, contralto. and Sig. Emilio de
J numbers of orchestral Importance are the
Tschaikowsky symphony pathetique and
| Gries's elegiac melody for strings
| The Lafayette Park Choral Union will
| give a special song service at the Lafay-
| cite Park Presbyterian Church tonight.
The programme includes an organ recital
| by Charles Galloway. and rendition of
Mendelssohn's Praise Jehovah by the
| Lafayette Park Choral Union, under the di-
| rection of George C. Web.
! "Bil! Biffiu's Baby Il comedy sketch by
| VIII NJ. Cressy and Blanche Dayne is one
| of the cieverest acts of the kind which have
been offered at the Columbia this season.
AIR. tressy and Miss Dayne prove to be
[ capable entertainers. Coming to the Column
D,a next week are Mcintyre and Heath,
Nat Wills Nick Long and Idaiine Cotton,
! Melani Trio. Galettis monkeys, Rawson
| ana June, Mignonette Koliin. O'Rilsy and
manning. George Austin, Mr. and Mrs.
reed. Cosure trio and Kosure and Chap
| lain.
| MRS. James l.. Blair will be the sn.o.at
| at the testimonial organ recital to be Civ
en- at $3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon by
Professor Arthur Ingham at the Second
Presbyterian Church Mrs Blair will sing
RonanZa.' Papini. and He Shall Feed
HIS Flock," Handel. p. G. Anton. solo
vioio nceilo, will assist at the concert. pro-
lessor 1nghams recital will consist Of Sc
lections from the compositions OF HoIIins
Bach, Rossini, Lemare and Grisom.
T.
Eunund Peerless Temple. whose settings
or the Savage operas at Music Hall T., the
haicyon days of the Castle Square won
him no small need of fame Is in ST Jouis
with the Rogers brothers. The Peerless
looks and acts fifteen years younger than
ne was IN the days when he had to sit up
nights figuring just how to set the stage
for German operas. which the stage man
aser could not any more understand than
The composer WHO wrote them. The Rogers
brotneis are unfortunate In their farce this
season. and no small share OF the success
which is the fortune of the duo comes from
the stage managers handling of the set
tings.
York State Folks is TO remain another
week at the Grand. 1t is play that can
De seen several times and as often enjoyed
There is no mechanical device of a sensa-
tional order. no villain and no heroics. Ray
l. Royce. James Lackaye tbrother to Will
tom. Ernest Lamson and Mrs S!dmon ap-
pear in the principal parts. Harry and
Kate jackson OF the old Hopkins stock COM
pany are also in the cast
The Misses ottyle and Juliette sondheim
will give a recital of compositions for two
pianos at the Odeon. The following pro-
gramme Is announced:
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This will be the young ladies' first public
appearance in St Louis, their home.
'The Little Church Around the Corner" a
new drama by Marion Russell. will be the
attraction at the Imperial Sunday. The
production is said to he well equipped Scent
cally. The Little Mother" the play OF this
week. is piece depicting life among the
lower class of New York. and is written
with pathos and comedy blended. The cast
is good especially Phil and Joe Mccarthy,
the ori Int youngsters who play the waits.
Lincoln Carriers latest thriller, "Alasks4"
comes to Havins next week The piece is
by W. l.. Lockwood. writer VINO has
spent many years in the Northern coun-
try. "A Ragged Hero is at Havlin's this
week. In this drama knight OF the
road Is the hero. His most thrilling feat
is performed when he chances to pass a
burning building, in which g. child Is cry
ing Tor help from an upper window. He
looks the ground over hurriedly. discovers
a swing, sways it TO and fro until 1t goes
sufficiently high for the child 10 jump INTO
his arms and sne is saved just as the build
ing coilapses.
Robie's Knicllerbocker buriesquers will
succeed Sheridan's show at the Standard
next week. The knicke rbockers will offer
new extravaganza, The Isle OF Dinky
boo The vaudeville programme is 10 in
clude acts by Kipp, the iuggler; Frank Fin
ney, Jester; Mcdonald and Sody. Samson
and DELLA. Manager Leo Reichenbach will
have his benefit March Is.
The Heinemann and Webb company will
present "Hoehere Toechter." a four-act
comedy. at the Germania Sunday night
Princess Delaware, the lion trainer, is ap-
at the Zoo. Thirty-third and Olive
streets. The shaggy beasts obey her every
as subTissively as dogs do their