The St. Louis Republic., 1903-11-02

London. and IL still there. Charles Froh-
man and George Edwards have chances
in their favor for the success of the same
nIay. which they present at the Herald
soI;are Theater tomorrow evening. The
NAV is II, three acts, by Owen Hall. with
music by Ivan Caryl. The story centers
about Winnie Marlborough, milliners as
sjsfant and a wealthy cad, named Hog
genheimer. Winnie throws newly mar
ried couple into great confusion oy kiss
ing the bridegroom and peing caught at
avail at first. and divorce or separation
seems to be approaching. However. all
comes out well in the last act.
uatty Williams, and contains the names
of several Broadway favorites.
Frank Daniels comes over from Boston
with THE Office Boy" on Monday and
will be at the Victoria Theater for some
time-if the New York public likes his
show. The story of the play deals with
one Noah Little OanieIs). an office boy.
whose knowledge that his Jockey cousin
gets $1,000 drives him to the extreme OF
riding dangerous race horse. However.
by this he WINS the hand Of an heirees
The comedy is said to abound in catchy
airs "Tm on the Water Wagon Now"
sung by Daniels himself. fs perhaps. the
and the chorus sing "A Maiden's Heart"
and Eva Tanguay. with pantomimiG deMn-
cations sings Summer Proposals Tne
stage manaxement Is in the hands OF A.
NJ. Holbrook.
Lights of Home" by Lottie Blair Par
ker, who wrote Way Down East" and
also Under Southern Skies.'' the latter
for Miss Grace George will be offered at
the Fourteenth Street Theater tomorrow
evening 1t is said to be an exciting melo-
do ofv1ry
ali their efforts toward the destruction ael
the virtuous and are foiled nobiy IN
the end of the play. One OF the scenes
shows the running down Of ,.Iov e rownoat sd
by an ocean liner Forest Hob1nsOn ana
Georgia Welies are the principals
Jessie Milward, who Is making her first
appearance here as q star. will appear
under the management of C. B. Dilling-
ham at the Madison Square Theater Tues
day evening Miss nlward's most notable
success SO far has been in Lord and
Lady AEy In which sGs eao soos s,sf sns pSrs Ss
will appear US Mrs. Tracy Auberton. Q
young society woman who has been the
victim Of an unfortunate marriage. Her
Desbrook; Mrs. Auberton and the Admiral
meet and fall in love with each other.
Affairs are complicated by the return Of
the runaway husband seeking a reconcile
alton.
New York is soon to see the poet Edgar
Allan Poe in drama. In this announces
ment comes the news of one Of the dra-
matte novelties Of the Broadway season
and for which those who are interested
predict great share of public interest.
The life Of the poet has been dramatiZed
by George &c. Hazelton. In a play called
1.-The Raven" 1t will be produced by Mr..
Maurice Campbell, and rehearsals will be-
gin at once. Mr.. Hazelton is the author
Of Mistress Nell" which was also pro-
duced by Mr.. Campbell and was a most
successful vehicle for Henrietta Crosman.
1.-The Raven" treats Of the romance and
picturesque life of Poe from early man
hood until his death and depicts him in
the many phases Of his striking character.
The cast is a big one and will be headed
by Mr.. Frederick Lewis. who viii imper-
senate Edgar Allan Poe,