The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-29

F, manager brings her to America as a famous
PesEy's father receives a telegram ann oqask
Here his quest leads him to the Paragon me
alter. which. however. he does moi locate VI"
Then he is again buffcted about. when OF a
sudden the treater attaches begin setting me
| stage for a performance. This is done In iut
! sight of the audience. and will prove an inter,
estnig, exhibition to many to whom thS rSnssrwi
Identity, from her father and friends. Ill ,or
associates. 1t Is hard to convince Plummer that
Mile. Fleurctte Caramelie. as Peggy is known
Peggy's German maid. Sophie B!atz. Is passed
off on him as his child,
Terrace. where, Peggy has apartments. and
there he 10 called upon to intercept the gay
college students. the society women and the
autograph tends who wish to meet the d psrry
5saiaSss RsTsifh a Sas ali is f made R' right ishf'" f'SS'
"Arizona' is to be seen at the Grand Opera
house. The characters are typical OF the sturdy
civilization of a new country. Candy. a
SPLENDID old ranchman. who dominates the
Aravaipa Valley: his kind-hearted wife. their
two BEAUTIFUL daughters. children IF the pla ms,
S Ssnee gnd With sG!h,s San 81 F, n ,Isni,e CULTURAL t t shG no Sth-
these are the principal types that move anu
The young wife of a Colonel. many years
her senior: being wear;ed to the point Of de,
SPAR by her lonely life. Is on the verge
Of her sister fols the p an. but at such a
critical moment tina, he must himself hear me
to her husband, who has been to him a true
friend With genuine manlnG IS ne chooses n }r ,i is
Justification.
Alma Bradley is to play Bonita, the role
made famous by Eleanor Eeoson.
The Imperial Theater offers the new sensa-
tional drama. Down by the Sea- which in
IA. g...t $780,. 500, ,aJt,csI in ESNS1npI
where it had a successful run OF eight years;
The play was n, truthful representation OF
coast life in Bnsland; but was CONSIDERED un.
American managers, owing, to It's local color.
Manager Hunt finally decided to purchase the
hand. he had II Americapized by a weli,know sn
suecessffuily did he transpose England 10 Amer:
lea, that when the piece received its initial
production !.onl II ,,i in , sgs'o OF t tine fr5iios pl saisea ae at as
with life along the sea coast. More than a
car load Of scenery is used in the production
Through Fire and Water which comes to
Havlin's. is a drama OF the rail-. Joe Thome,
the hero. IS an engineer. One night. through
an error of the dispatcher. an officials special
is delayed directly in the way Of Joe's flying
him. When he saw too late the warning lights
Of the iaSIp a Il %as and mot k OF Sim aseh Z he sr thous Mas
but OF u6se in the train ahead 4, i- and behind htn
whose lives depended upon ms nerve and ski
steel that moved or stopped by his will. The
crash came. but was robbed Of Its horror by
the man who stood at his lever until his cab
was smashed to kindling wood and himself
thrown down the bank with the wreck Of his
who were saved was the president OF the rail-
road and his beautiful daughter. She was en-.
the division. upon which Joe worked. but from
the hour of the wreck she showed a marked
interest in Joe. After much opposition they
wed. and Joe gives up his engine to become an
official.
Charles II. Hoyt ever welded a keen but
kindly pen in satir.ng the fads Of everyday
life. but In none of them was he happier than
in the satire on politics. "A Texas Steer
The comedy Is this weeks bill at Craw-