The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-29
"THE BELLE OF new YORK"
AS A SUMMER OFFERING.

The Belle OF New York was entertain
ingly revived at Delmar Garden last night
by the last of the three companies which
comprise the Delmar circuit. The prima
donna Is Almorah Hallam, a young woman
with a good voice and demure face. AL
though she is a trif1e heavier than some
of the Violet Greys We have seen. she
made a favorable impression. Nellie Mich
ols. who played Fiji, made something OF
hit Frank Harrington was the Ichabod
Bronson. and Herbert Carter. young man
with an excellent tenor voice, was Harry,
his son. Mr.. Carter has been heard here be-
fore. John A. Kennedy was the polite Ger
| man lunatc, and created most of the
| laughs although Laurel Atkins as Betty
| the Bat was a close second. The familiar
tunes especially Follow On" and The
| Belle Of New York" were received with
| favor and the change from travessy was
greatly appreciated.
| "A Week of Laughter started in at For
est Park Highlands yesterday. Lew Hawk
| ms Is worth hearing in his 'boarding-house'
| experience. His new topical song. Read the
| Answer in the Stars Is both amusing and
tuneful. Ramzo and Amos donkey sketch
with acrobatic trimmings by themselves. is
one Of the chief laugh producers. The only
| serious feature of the show is Maurice,
| Spyers violin playing. MIR. Spyer is no
virtuoso. but he is the most satisfying So
| loist who has been heard here In a long
time. George Joness rendition Of "The
| Holy City with bioscope accompaniment,
| pleased large Sunday night audience.
| Will H. Fox the comedy pianist. offers his
satire. "Paddywhiski,' at Mannion's Park.
| One of the latest ideas in spectacular dan
| cling is carried out in the performance or
| Adele Purvis Onri. who is assisted by little
| Tsunda. Ryder's monkeys are seen In an
| acrobatic speciality. ]. F. Hortiz, the singer.
who has not been heard here in some time
plays his only vaudeville date at Mannion's
this week He Is offering several new songs
The act of Tsuda Kitchii, clever and yer
satile japanese, closes the show Inc
knights of the Orient X. p. benefit at this
park tonight.
Seymour and his musicians are pleasing
large audience at the Cottage In For
est Park. When the rain drives the
band to shelter. the audience takes to the
large halls near the Cottage veranda. ing
Saturday and Sunday matinee programmed
are to be made specially attractive.
| The vaudeville programme which opehf
| at Hashagens yesterday is the most
ried yet seen at that park. Inc .opite
| act is the spectacular operate scene y
Miss Roberts. and an augmented CHOPS
| from last week. introducing new da1fs
| and some Kaleidoscope color work py
Herman Rays. BERTHE Willard does pm
tortion specially: McKenna and his pck
dog amuse. F. H. Marclane appears IN
a black-face specially and Miskei andna
gave sketch Others on the Dill are s .u
| and Arade, Lillian Booth and June hey-
nolds. The Elite Club gives dancinl ana
theater party at the park Tuesday lSnt.
]. Edmond De Meyer. the trampsome-
; dian. who will star this fall in Happy
Hooligan." is the headliner at emp
PARK. Among the other entertanfs are
| the Burtons. Howsrd and Alton, Lln Leo
pold. Carter and Ross and Mile. ora.
The moving pictures and the fsuque
I poses in the free pavilion have be9 SO IA
vorably received that they will con-
| tinued for several weeks
Romeo and Juliet was thapay at
Koerner's Garden. Lawrence ffhey APP
peared as Romeo. and Victory Hemah az
9 Juliet As an al fresco attracti9 tne per-
, | formance pleased immensely. haniey
: and Miss Bateman acted with per usual
. adroitness. Their assistants. ID were up
|, | to the requirements. In the cal W. aa
. | De Forrest. Harry Burkhardt'
ton. Angelina Pulls and Miss eSi'
8 pro,hors payi their novel
The Pcrmane Brotners sas III, >, a.
travesty. "a nightingale ILan ~ a.
w,ast E,rd Heights Fannie 7anKei Oh 81
f Msns SAM sang very acceptably. he has So
prano voice Of considerable CRYING po ,seas
d The olIo also included speciHes os a, hn
, wilson, German characte coIhs NE
Kinzo. the japanese juggler ;sryah anu 90 va
dine. acrobats: the Diamon soineey l., tte
and the Barringtons in .sars., at
Lane" West End Heigh's &C. ..naaon
.rantod rho largest patrona3 OF Its season.
e sorrentino and the Bata ai Rossa at
: Band OF Italy began al ensaseine noar,.
v Suburban Garden yesterda rou' n.cioc,r
= s %sie ,se last at $50 tn initial solo fea.
i ture was the song, Let Dream s,nno-
g by signor Barilotti, thseaIyfone. e paiIv
r Bottega played a trrpet ,s soio to ,he
6 matinees are to be giveii IN aao''''h ~ '''e
regular evening concert