The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
SIX KATY Dds" LEMp's PARK.

SlA hAII dds, LEME'S PARK.
be seen presenting a sketch new to ST. Louis
and in which they have been successful
throughout the East Others to appear the
blank-face comedians and singers. Gillian and
Murray: LIE Roy and La varion. horizontal Der
performers. and Lew Palmer. mimic.
The nightly balloon ascension at Hashagen's
Park continues to create much interest
The vaudeville offering for the week includes
Willis and johnson. in an acrobatic speciality:
Louie Bates. female impersonator: the Hazels. in
q comedy sketch; Mabel Stewart. vocalist. and
the operatio stock company in new musical
act called ''The Bamboo Queen"
At the Cottage In Forest Park Bandmaster sey-
mour and his men give daily concerts. There Is
a change Of prosramme for each OF these oc-
casons. The Cottage has become the objective
point for many midsummer wedding parties.
OF late Mr.. Seymour has laid aside his concert
cornet and substituted therefor his alto horn.
The programme for this evening IS announced Gs
follows:
March-Kansas City .Liberati
overture-The Chaperones Wttmark
Dauce-Lurlne Bratton
(a) Intermezzo-Forget Me Not............M Macbeth
b) Valse Caprice-Golden Glitter. Whitney
Gavotte-In Natures Garden .Barlirer
Gems from Il Trovatore... Verdi
March-King Falstaf Seymour
Overture-Siver Bell .Schlepesren
Hungarian Dance-Czardas ............Easselman
Ballet Music from Faust. Suite I.........Gounod
NO. !. waltz or the corps de Ballet: no. :, En-
semble Of Helen. Cleopatra and Trojan Maid
ems: No. 3. Entry Of Nuban Slaves: No. 4.
Solo Dance Of Cleopatra.
Waltz-Blue Danube ...............-.,.-...Stra Strauss
Galop-The German Village. .Bertero
The Six Katy Dds. a troupe Of versatile chill
dren. will appear at Lemp's Park.
These young performers are St. Louis children.
Among the other artists on the list Franklin
and McNutt in plantation sketch: the Pat
mands. French acrobats: the CaTys in their new
skit. entitled .'Topsy Turvy'': Lou Emerson
monologist. and Murello. the magician. The
Mound City Amusement Association will hold q
street fair and carnival at Lemp's Park. begin
ming September 20.
Manager William Garen. who recently returned
from outing in the East. Is busy directing
the improvements in progress at Havlins Thea
ter. The house will open August with a pro-
duct!on of AN Orphans Prayer" The follow
ing attractions are to be presented at Havlin's
next season:
An Orphans Prayer" THE Stain Of Guilt"
When the Bell Tolls. Her First False Step"
"A Daughter of the south Why Women
Beg "At the Old Cross Roads, Dashed to
Death" lover Niagara For Her Chidren's
Sake The Minister'S Son. "a Millionaire
Tramp" "Nobody's Claim" "A Little Out
"a Desperate Chance" THE White Slave IN
Old Kentucky" "A Rasged Hero" Tho King Of
the Detectives The Eatal WeGdinE.' Lost
River" Heart OF Maryland" and Not Guilty"
The Columbia Theater will open this after
noon with the pictures of the Root-Garduer
fsht. These pictures show the contest from the
tap Of the gong TO the knockout blow and will
be run continuously from 1910 in the afternoon
till 1880 in the evening
The Office Mems Club will hold a midsummer
festival at Forest Park Highlands during the
afternoon and evening Of July 81 In addition
to the vaudeville bill the management of the
club. under the presidency of Robert J. Par
win. will extend the amusement features by the
cooperation of several St. Louis vocai!sts.
The Central Trades and Labor Unions Carni-
val and Exposition will begin at Handlan's Park
july %. There Will be fourteen midway attrac-
items and ten free platform exhibits.
The features are an electrical palace, a dog
arena. Roman theater. congress OF women ath-
letes. palace OF mystery and Edisons phanta-
scope.
Creve Occur Lake grows in popularity from
day to day. The scenic railway is said to be
responsible for this favorable turn in the tide
of fortune OF the resort. The fishing holds out
well. and boating on the lake is always pleas
ant.
Nine. Soder-Hueck. the mezzo-sop-ano. who
has been heard IN st. Louis frequently in con-
cert and song recital. will leave for Europe to-
morrow, sailing from New York the koenigin
Lrise. Upon arriving in Europe Nine. Solder
Hueck will place herself under the instruction
of the celebrated Nine LII Lehman for study
in advanced lyric methods
'Everybody's Friend.'' an English comedy.
will be the play at Koerrer's Garden this week.
The scene is laid in Chaplain. small town IL,
England about the time of grandmothers.
and three OF the characters set standard OF
comedy character drawing.
These three are Felix Featherly. everybody 3
friend, a name familiar to theater goeSs for
haif century. 1cebroke and Major Wellington
DeBoots Lawrence Hanley will impeFsonate
Felix Featherly. Harry Burkhardt is TO be seen
as Ioebroke. Hal DeForest Will be Major We'll
lii gton DeBoots.
Both Miss Bateman and Mr.. Hanley have
played in this comedy many times before. ana
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