The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-20

manners of dress of the latter part of the
Eighteenth and the first OF the Nineteenth
century and the dramatic action of the play
VIII be assisted by scenery and costumes his
Act shows the interior of an old-fash-
loned hermitage. the country seat Of Sir Maui
rice Desmond uhe part played by Mr.. MsntelD,
In contrast to this the second act takes place
~ nso snv sSaIgiy Icy, "mte and gold drawins,room Of
ouInze style.
The third and fourth acts show the interior
OF the chateau OF the prologue, where Helene
de la Croix meets her tragic fate and where
Gerise; s her dauShter doth parts being PLAYED
comes into her own. aided by the strong arm
Of Of ,i,eI her lover Maurice Desmond The role OF
greatest opportunity OF his career.
for m Mane Sf the to say RaS Ss aSg as
san as as he Is seen IN combat no c Th
MSrais is Killed % Marie i''I Booth Russell is to
appear in prominent part.
THE Tenderfoot." with Richard Carrie in the
title part. comes to the Century tonight The
new piece is musical play. Carle wrote the
book and II. L. Hearth Of '1i92'' fame
posed d the % music nus The scenes ] are laid in TeS
southwest was most picturesque Many OF the
enas n Pe Rt are IS new To- Tsf
IdzE Fizzleytz in The StqTks }2I whose E-phy-
stantaneous hit. is cast as Hop Lee, the tender
foors Chinese bcdyguard Henry Norman is
%ayne gs' viii Se seen as Barker caF a ia
Texas Rangers and Edmond Stanley as Paul
eron.. Agnes Paul Ethel Johnson and Bertha
Hayden will interpret the leading female roles,
and the Dolly Girls are in the chorus.
Der Probepfeir CCupid's Trial DarO
comedy by Oscar Blumenthal. will be the open
ing play Of the German stock company at the
Odeon. october T.. 1t is four-act modern COM
cdy Miss Wilma Won HOhenau. from the Royal
Theater OF Dresden. the new leading lady has
Viii A be Es f+I 5e dss Pay r. be 51 gwen @
LIVING. presented by Mrs. Patrick Campbell
AZ the olympic last season. The odeOn stage
has been reconstructed for dramatic purposes.
The chorus of the Chorai-Symphony Society
will hold its first meeting Monday evening
when It Will begin work for the opening con-
cert OF the season which is to be given on
the evening or November q The two choral
works which are to be presented at the first
concert Brahms's Song of Destinv'' and
Becker's cantata. both of which are new to s.
While Brahms's works are moi conslde.rI - -
actly in the classical category, the perform
ance Of this work by the Choral symphony So
ciety should be interesting. The soIuists for.
~, first concert thus far engaged Gwilym
and Mr.. Harold Gordon, tenor who win make
ms debut upon the concert stage Mr. Gordon
Louis.
The Funny Mr.. Dooley" new musical
Grand to-day. Paul Quinn. who was the hu-
morous Irish Judge in Happy Hoolgan'' last
season. Is to appear as Mr. Dooley. Charles
Smith, for several seasons star of the Cav
1Iney lSiand company. creates comedy
The Scenic features are a reproduction Of New
fork's architectural wonder the ''Flatiron'i
building; the eomical giraffe and the trick
s9meiy ,}i ely. costumed The musical numbers are
Get out of Our Way Go Where the CroWd T0tsi
Goes" 81 Love Them An C-h-i-c.a-g.o Spells
NooR Hour Pasimes OF Gfgses fbs striT aGms &
chins'' and Song Of the Shoppers and Clerks
J. NJ. Wards production Of "a Human Slave"
Will be the attraction at the Imperial. In the
play are TWO sensational deaths a mob scene
a rolling-mill in fun operation, showing molten
metal and ponderous machinery: heroic res
cue cue, OF the villain by the hero and two unique
The play was written by William L. ROB-
erts. and the story is told in four acts Incl
dental 70 the action of the drama a number Of
specialties are 10 be introduced Including. songs
by Nellie Dunbar. the female barytone Aside
Martin. Edna Rernng W. Fl. Dehlman
Il iiyland. James McElhera. s $. Sylvester. WI
Hermann the Great, the magician. will ap-
pear at Crawford's. Aside from his sIeieht Of |
hand tricks. he has secured in Europe several |
illusions. In THE Bride Elect a young girl.
who is seen admiring her reflection in tall |
mirror. which stands alone in the center Of III. |
stage. vanishes from sight at the wave of Inc |
wizards wand and leaves no trace behind The |
Princess Mahomeda. who foats in midsis |
AZ the bidding OF Hermann. together with an |
he programme The musical Lasfys a;te to- to
give an instrumental performance.
"a Little outcast'' comes TO Havlns with
he matinee OF today with Miss Anne Bancke
rs Bob Paul Weston. the hero. is in the
,mploy OF a wealthy broker. who. appreciating
he young clerks fidelity, plans not only to
AXE him into his partnership. but also to give
wo young people had already been secretly
married. A nephew of the broker appears on
he broker and with being an ex-convict. In
'ast years Weston had served term In prison
Trough the drunken father rA Of little ff BoS
esop sam wnO isa- sad been ss5 bss sslTTSsd By
climate. The criminal agrees to Keep silent
bout the past for SIooo. Weston takes this
mount from the safe of the broker. intending
o replace 1t the next day from his individual
ank account. The money is missed Weston
he nephew succeeds to the confidence OF the
ich uncle. Weston takes to drink He drops
over and lower until he. finally becomes in
olved in the robbery OF the house Of his own
.ife The nephew again accuses accuse him. him; but
roven innocent of the first charge and to have
cen inveigIed into taking his father-in-law's
ounE wife.
I
Emmett CorriESn and his company will have
he leading place the Columbia's new bill.
he other entertainers will be Bellman and
Ioore song and dance comedians: Rappo Sis
srs, Cossack dancers: Irving Jones. author Of
he song. Home Amt Nothing Like This;
NTH and Fuller. the novelty instrumentalsts; |
hill and Nettle Peters. singing comedians: A. |
:. Rostow. Russian equilibrist: Marion and
lean; Gallando, clay molder: Chris Lane. |
lonologist and Zelvardo. whirling ladder artist. |
Burton Holmes. whose illustrated travel
llks" are annual events in this city. arrived
| Seattle recently from Cape Nome. and wsnf :
lrectly to the Yellowstone National Pa
here he will spend n few days taking new
Photographs and motion pictures for revival
: this popular subject. II Is expected that -,
VIII reach Chicago, his home. about the
iddle OF the month. where he will prepare the
otures for the coming season, which will be- I
IN October u at Chicago. ,
The South Broadway Auditorium. one OF tEe
ashagen brothers amusement enterprises ,
i'll open its doors for the winter season to-
'y. Some changes in equipment have been !.
sde. The principal attractions on the OPEN
& bill will be the Coney Island show girls. /