The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

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| lowing story: Il once visited a public school
| IN Ne" >"'k and asked number OF qu"s-
| uoAs "l the various pupils To test their
| khoWledee Of The branches taught. OF one
VI 'h1 silaH boys in the arithmetic class. |
aSheu' II your lather should give your
nio,het - to-day and 81 tomorrow and
A-," the next day. what would be the re-
sun me poN. WHO Was al Inc bottom "i
/ lNe GldSS. replied. she would have TIT
II WAS the l'th OF March,, says Thomas
Jenefs"m' who is starring In RIP Van
Mlhkle' and certain lrishman expressed
MS intention OF riding in style in the annual
| carriage. however. he was informed that
everything was gone. Hold minute,
thouSh SAID the proprietor of the livery
stap4t. thlnk l can let yon have vic
toria. lou DO. do ye: answered the Celt,
prietor could not understand for a long time
why the lrishman walked angrily away
I" group of friends Ellen Terry once
said: Acting is not like drawing You mako
line. Ii it is wrong. YOU rub it out n,
once ana make another. With acting that
- iAil''sNlbiS- iiit!t lS no dlteflflS-lt must
stand. often feel as if | must cry out 10
mean it To be: let me act that part or SEN
tenCe over again."
John DREW has presented his library Of
theatrical literature TO Harvard University
The collection was gathered by the late
the most complete and satisfactory libraries
Of its kind ever collected The late Seven
teenth the Eighteenth and tn. early Nine
teenth centuries are represented In the L.
brary, which consists of over 5Op volumes
II L. sail that Ini. Fuller b,s n,,,o,
longer .nrapen,rts in Paris th,, ,rv oth
ar American actress now Uvinr arJ ,b,t
her na. as q ,,,,n,er 10 Tho area,os, know,
in th,. French cauital
Anna IauphIiu of The Wizard of Oz''
company. and Joseph Buckley. manager of
Otis Skinner. have announced their en-
gagemsn-. and the marriage will take place
in a few weeks.
Richard Ganthony. The author of A Mes
senIer From Mars" and bruther-in-iaw 10
Marie DreSslei. recently arrived in New
lcr.. with his wife. who came to s=e her
sick s.ster.
Miss Dressler is still feeble. and although
ne frequently asks for her mother. has not
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occurred while she was ill.,
William Gillette is carefully at work
the scenic arrangements for his coming
reduction OF Hamlet" Five scenes arr.
under way. and II Is said that Gillette Will
introduce some original details into his
Shakcspearean production.
Miss Grace Freeman. the prlma donna "f
"lhe Country Girl company, Is a native
Of Boston. Sh4 has been contributor 10
the newspapers. and has written several
novels and short stories.
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II. .iie '"eoii NV, wv StaE H'e
ne toiiee't ~ ''heI' l" pe 'nl. er ~ pS
taose "a" may n'tehu' 10y '"o mugs. ne
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iieiilS'i Nioiiit VIZ .uo<o' anu 'i'e @ ."s' pc.
l"rHahce III America OF heofse Sthuthatn
sEhapaoLic poem i-iepefiruehliHS tine
Sri.hstime OF Love-.
Ja:os!av kocian is said to be greater ar
ust than kubelik in the domain or interpre-
tat.Ur. ON the coming occasion he VIII play
tie wen-known Paganini-W Wiiheimj concer-
to. with the orchestra, and three smaller
numbers with piano. his accompanist being
Herr Franz Spindler.
II" engage meht oil ,d'iu N"ine'o at 'he
'ct-,iho'a ihedlef III san tiS'o i'ahes
t0"R-"hich, ny the way ~ HIS ha"\'