The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
"ROSY P0SY" GIRLS AMUSE
IN "FIDDLE-DEE-DEE."

''Fiddle-Dee-Dee" Is proving the most d.
yerting of the Weber d Fields shows so far
presented at Delmar. 1t is the best of the
Weberfieldian jingles. Harris and Sicman
are especially funny. The singing Of the
rosy-posy girls is also proving a hit.
Way Up East Is the title or the new
Weber-Fields offering which will go on at
Delmar next week, beginning with the Sum
day matinee, and. as its name implies, 1t ts
q burlesque upon the "'Way Down East
style of drama. The snowflake ballet is an
nounced as feature Of the performance
Nine. Mantelli, the operate prima donna
is pleasing Forest Park Highlands patrons.
She seems to sing equally well as though
in an opera-house The Kaufman troupe Of
trick bicyclists is another capital attraction.
Kelly and Reno and Fox and FoXie are
the featured artists at West End Heights.
Matinees are given daily. The new scenic
railway at this garden affords an enjoya-
BILE ride
"Everybody's Friend" with Lawrence
Hanley, Hal De Forest and Victory Bate
man in the leading parts. is the current
play at Koerner's Garden.
The Katydids. six bright children, are
ea rning much applause this week in
specially in which three boys and three
girls caper about in a grasshopper dance, a
cake walk, glide and much side-stepping.
"As You Like IT. Is announced for next
week.
The leap of Marvellous Marsh, the daring
cyclist, and the lines concerts are the at
fractions that are proving interesting TO
patrons of Suburban Garden this week Inc
innes concerts are being given twice daily.
more thrilling act than that of Mar
Vicious Marsh has seldom been seen in st.
Louis and so popular has 1t proved that
the MANAGEMENT of Suburban has practi-
cally completed negotiations for the re-
tention of Marsh for next week. Walkers
high-diving horses are giving exhioitiohs
daily They will be seen for tho last time
at the Suburban next Sunday.
]. Aldrich Idbbey and Katherine Trayer,
who have deserted the operate stage for
vaudeville. are at Mannon's Park Their
offering is different from the ordinary run
of acts, ranging from the light popular
songs to the heaviest Of grand opera 9th
ers on the programme are kerns and Cole.
in a German comedy skit: Gillian and
Murray black-face comedians; Lew PAIN
er, mimic, and lie Roy and La Nanion, &c
centric bar performers The Knights or
Equity. 30 strong, are soon to have their
annual benefit here. Coming next week are
the Three kcatons. including Little Bust
err, Mr.. ana MIS-. fSoDyNS, sketCn III tISts'
Jordan and Crouch. singers and dancersi
Charles Sharp. musical comedian. and Nile.
Aline, juggler and hoop roller.
The entertainers at Lemp's Park are
Franklin and McNutt: Kohle and Alicia
and Morella: Leroy and Austin. Moving
pictures are also shown
The entertainment at Hashagen Park Ia
given by the Hazels. In "Sinons Adven-
lures: Harry Sampson the tramp come
dian: the operate Sketch Company in The
Bamboo queens: a catchy musical COM
edy: Professor Clark and his trained dogs.
and John and Mabel Moore. Next weeks
Offering includes Mitchell and Ward. comic
sketch artists: Carl Fischer. German come
dian and his dummy: he operate Sketch
Company. IN musical comedy; George
Wesleyan. comedian. and new illustrated
songs
Polyscope pictures of the Roo.-Gardner
fight are now on exhibition at the Column
bia.
George Gardner. who was in the city with
the pictures the first few days OF their
run. has returned East. It being his inten-
ton to meet the manager OF Fi..snlmons
the latter part of the week in New York
to sign for a fight with the Cornishman.