The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-09
LAWRENCE HANLEY TO
BE SEEN AS SHYL0CK.

1.-The Merchant of Venice will next be re-
vived at koeraer's Garden. Lawrence Han
ley is cast for Shylock Hal De Forrest for
Bassanio and King Baggott for Antonio.
Victory Bateman is to play Portia, one of
her old hits at the Imperial Rachel Acton
will be seen as Jessica Shylock's daugh-
ter. 1.-The Silver King with Hanley as
Wilfred Denver, is This weeks attraction.
stss
Demar Garden will begin another season
of Weberfieldian jingle and nonsense nyxt
Sunday. when Hurry Burly' will be given
its initial production. Hurry Burly" Is much
the same kind of an entertainment and will
be presented by the same company that
did ''Pousse Cafe earlier in the season.
1t is the frothiest kind of trsvesty and is
lust suitable for midsummer entertainment.
In the returning company are Sidman, Har-
ris and Bernard, treda Gallick and the
Kiralfy ballet. which made such hit here
on its previous appearance. This week
1872" is the bill.
One of the best features on the current
programme at Forest Park Highlands is
the banjo playing of Claudius and Corbin,
which is as tuneful as 1t Is expert. 1t re-
ceives merited applause at every perfor-
nance. AIerco Twins are the most agile
small people ever. seen and Jim Marco, the
tall man, seems to be made of India rub
Der.
Next weeks oiio contains such good at
fractions as Zeb and Zarrow. comedy bicy-
clists; Jack Northworth, talking comedian
and singer; the Musical Colbys; Louise
Dresser. Coincidence; Provost and Provost
and Crawford and Manning, black-face
comedians. The North ST. Louis Business
Mems Association will hold its annual pic
mic at Forest Park Highlands next Wednes-
day.
The Banda Rosa, in its second week s
engagement at the Suburban is adding to its
laureis and playing IL larger audiences.
Manager f. n. lines OF the park is absent
In Kansas City with Inness Band, hut at
the garden on the Suburban line the red
coated Italians are playing with a vim that
makes them worthy SUCCESSORS of Inness
tffty-Five
Hashagen Park this week offers among
its attractions the popular Esmathlde in
her instrumental specially; Lillian Booth,
with her funny pickaninnies; Harry Hoi-
man. the comedian; Ward and King, instru-
mentalists, and Ted McKenna
The attractions next week include mu
steal variation of a japanese scene, intro
ducing an umbrella dance. The latest
songs will be illustrated by Myrtle Deacon.
The European novelty act given by Heely
dItl 4hCeiS hSoos lHe uSl at WEST Emu
Heights.
1.. a. -
Ever since the food fishing at Creve Occur
Lake is unusually remunerative. Some of
the, Oldest anglers in ST. Louis have never
known fish to be so plentiful in the pretty
lake.
The scenic railway makes an easy descent
and ascent for fishermen and lovers Of
aquatic sports. The new summer cars. wide
open and with 2 cool awning overhead
make ride to the lake doubly attractive.
The free acts at Lemps Park this week
are nearly as attractive as the vaudeville
show in the pavilion. They include the
Daring Stewart, who does an acrobatic spe-
cialty on high wire: the plastique poses
and the moving pictures. The vaudeville
programme Is headed by Allen and Bright,
the Jesses. Clark and Evans and Rice and
Barton. = -
With Bandnaster Seymour at Forest
Park Cottage this season are the following
instrun1e nialsts: James Riddle. trombone:
Charles Colley, clarinet, Ed LETTERS, cor