The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-30
GOOD MOMENTS IN
THE BOLD SOCCER Boy"

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l. q remit Aioie mixture u
.o'e. cara sharfihs' viilalny and bad lokei-
/ There were many good moments. however.
/ and Mack seizes these opportunities Ills
best scene was in the second act. nigh, in
| Colonel Rassett's house Mrs Eassa,t was
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'o'iu say doh know why feel so ner-
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burglar entered ard the Bold Soger
Boy perceived that fact. He entered and
warned Mrs gasset+ and a. tho b,,r,Isr
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come 70 s,.., 60. -. .''N--
p,, - f"' VI - Sun iie
Do! .hieateheo. me burglar
atNuSeu rim CT oeins the iady's lover The
lady thereupon begged for the williams re-
lease. There vas violent scene in which
Mack held his OWL battie,I the ,icsparado
saved the lady. riahteJ evervt,iny AVID
brought the curtain dow, ,rbiie tba att
enca .nr,o,5cd
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MICK songs 100 are worth mentioning.
ire 'hip piping voice III which n" sings
them mas sympathy in it and is accurate.
one particularly pretty ballad was Well
Hurry TO the Church and f;a. Na,ri.5
. Little Vivian Martin won III. bonor, fo-
precocjnrs childhood
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sz,ssfx-;,, ,f ~ me t nee "hich was
ouiI,.r.. ieatufe OIL roxy
erastir. -. 81, Iahu was me cordiai
az =; vi 80, ni onsoH' WHO. III private
81 , l-i.'a i'ouSheIt! OF 81 Louis.
na,,ai., u VI anu Mrs. -. *.
hos S;,.ns ~, W w morgan street ana
- 'u ii.'S' vi LeE ne III this city. she
Ahce Nehsens company. and last year was
ui.nels.uuE 20 Lulu CHASER
IN roxy CUTLER she was first cast in
the comparatively small part OF Polly, but
her talent as an actress and quality of
voice soon caused her TO be assigned the
important role of Daphne.
MISS Bronson. TO use her stage name. is
young pretty and graceful. While her
voice may lack development. It IS pure and
mas considerable carrying power.
foNy CUTLER Is one of the few light
operas "'t'n nearing second time. Per-
soiis VINO heard the opera az the Olympic
.as, season ieit fully repaid for vensuring
" II dsilin last night, Richard Golden
Is not Jerome Sykes in the title part hut
Richard is good in his own way. He man
ages TO get all the laughs due the mart.
and This proves his fitness for il. Henry
Leone and Rosemarie Glosz do the Corsican
parts. Rosemary CIosz Tho nriu, dnnra
Is comedy young person who sinps well
and wears sone bands,rne on,vrs
.
Die Him,nelsleiter" one of the old farce.
which always can stand a revival was Civ
en- b. the Geru.ania Stock Companv Iass
night Iponie Bersere and GEORGE ue,na
mann were seen in the leading copsd,,
parts. Nearly al, the members of the COW.
pany were in the cast Trio s;nain, nv,
bers were among the hest offered tb;s saa-
SON.
East Lynne" was revived at the I'M
perial. Mrs. Woods pathetic story of Isa-
belle Vane has been transposed into modern
stage environment and given an up-to-date
setting.
There are none of the old fashioned
scenes. and the bombastic language anu
stited situations have been eliminated.
Rebecca Warren. who plays Lady Isabelle
analyses moods and emotion and manages
to lend touch of novelty to the part
William J. Dean is the Archibald Carlyle.
The stage settings are adequate and, all
together the piece is receiving quite the
best production it has had in some time
''The Stain of Guilt the first play Man
ager William Garen OF Havlin's has pro-
duced since his connection with that thea
ter was given there last night. In the cast
We're two st. Louis entertainers. Miss Ra-
chei Acton and oscar Dane. Another mat
Ter OF local interest is the fact that the
former pupil of John ". Norton
The play has been most admirably staged.