The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14

ner. His Petruchio and his svenGaIi were equal
II interesting.
The melancholy Dane as interpreted by Hanl.y
Is worthy Of attention as his conception Is some
what different from the ACCEPTED one anra,,no
PULLS Rachel Acton. Hal De Forrest. Harry
SuFkhardt and King Baggot are in the cast.
The lnncs Band will be heard IN ne-v NM
erammes at Suburban Park this ,yeek Three
ZINES daiiy and four times on Sunday the band
nave new attraction in Victor the strong man
IN daily poses he will typ!fy the classic ath
.l-s OF old. the characters Of mythology whom,
mold their sons after
Mrs Alice Wyatt. in charge OF the mothers.
~, says she has been literally patronizsd
pie would be to their babies Tho nursery ba.
proven Its usefulness. even though IT is an III
hoVation- Babies are checked free nj
Inc thirty-frst national German saenRsr,ez,
VIII be held at Liberal Arts Hall worlds Fa;r
S,ouhds on Wednesday. Thursday and F,rtdav
Inc programme of the initial concert. 10 be qivsn
TX s sissssy night is announced as follows:
c me Arts male chorus with or
Aria E F1a, siasag Societies Of St Louis
.1 o-.,.,.. Nine Louise Homer. M'Se'oeer
Festival Mixed ta rbor Act Of ,b ~; Mendessoan
So,-,,o CT. and Orchestra.
Ride ' Of S s5s TdRSrks atharna FetcherEd.
Aria from The ye 8Fshszfra: u,,v.,
Due, from, ..s,,.E MAY Lohfng. -'''''e'
Nine Flsssher gi and Mr. Will Birren MaEsst
kiP ham Hs isss4In IRhf NJ MaF Re:
Nine ,I HSme F,.I Ella q f,, RIrabant
FESTIVAL Mixed Chorus Of the City of 81, Ionu,,
.., and Orchestra. ~
MaSsei Chorus and Orchestra ~
III
hashaEens Park offers bill that pronisS,
Wen. The two Wilaris. who were s,1ch sil,f
cess last week with their clever wire peT,or--T
ance. are 10 be in comedy iureIiny srs
sioDe work Brooks and Beneke will play nov1l
musical Instruments: Marguerite E>rench tsf1
tanned to Illustrate some new sopgs. wa,.sl's
Ayers is heralded an amusing cbar,cts-
come !ian and Corielia Roberts and her nsv,
ballet. with electrical effects a-a 60. HesY
Please. !"
Mount Pleasant School had Its ANNA, ou.,ns.
al hashasen's Park last Wednesday The cbII.
dTen marched behind Hashagen Bros. WorSi2
ar OAHU from 'heir school TO the garden. faa
Among the entertainers at Lemp's PARK "a.
Tommie Smith and Bonnie Amanda in tbss.
comedy. ~ Tip-Top Time; the FIunerans g., n
skit: Miss Denace. operate vocalist: T,Irncr 81
Dcra Walls. song and dance artists: Tommy
Mullen. monolosist and Albert Ambach the
ueIi'ian character comedian After the PERFORM
ance each evening Professor KanteIthalers Band
VIII play in the new pavilion until midnight
Arthur DeminS will be the leading entertainer
AT west End Heights. Rome and Ferguson In
their act. The Tough and His Girl. have the
second place. There other clever acts ON the
hiii which includes Amman. in his triple-bar
punching speciality: the musical La AToines Bor-
zen and Rehan. Everett sisters and Nav Mel
hane West End Heights on account OF its aIti-
tude. is cool and pleasant at all times A new
attraction at this park is the scenic railway
which gives patrons n. view of the Worlds Fair
grounds. directly opposite.
The singers OF the Saengerfest will hold =,
outing here Thursday.
such melodtous numbers Tobanis "Coeurs
81 FIeurs. Gottschalk's The Dying Poet and
Won Suppe's overture Poet and Peasant find
frequent place Professor Seymour's pro-
srammes at Forest Park Cottage. on Friday
evenings request numbers only are given