The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-05
DELIGHTFUL Entertainment
IN GEORGE AIDES NEW PLAY

! 10 f-Drr .fa ..!f.,r,gf-- which involves fha
I purely artistic aua,f'y. tie stafernen;
r-1r.f have o. Do rad. vyirli some r--.rvi-
| tl..s ~. sf..- aU. that VIEWPOINT d.
/ ra-r.- aHD-a.s. ana the truth - that the
I l-Ir.. rH.-l.- 81. 40 concur - not. mas
I vot,I ~ oat o. date.
/ san.trEv has said - trl- Ada's fret
-s-.gr- dramatic rvs-t- ..Ta.y'v. somehow.
J So. hold NJ TIC real rHInz Well. i' h.
i s,rr. 10 --ra r.rl thing L deals win
I %. r.4. IafHg 70. rr.r- 90 ur are familiar
/; w.. 10 .r rf. mall towns = th. West
/ ,..r-. sar--v election Lr about 1ie most
/ I-a-.-..-- -a.ar Zoo the Who'll. ei!-udar O.
I 81 r-s O. .tr..1,Ur.- HI. rs-,. thing. bu;
Z Co ,.--.f.l... extent
/ Tire |aart. Chairman Eo.s f1r q
/ theme into ra. r-,.iu.i.f a'n.-yhere. -
/ rr5-ai a-.--.......i.,.. tn. county, 80, Vhe--
T .,..st.r!. meets tu. -, train and Wh.r-
/ surrE f.ari. eSfi.tJ e t,rtaHi. dispos
I ri.a 60 u4l-. FOR Tow. That is. whole
: ea.Il-s. s-.fr= g. abide ilsf-. g. s-1ft 90
] : % s-.rr1t.r - - all IT, rs. .,isIes and
1 ts- rust!e- that are 80 DELIGHTFULLY."- com
! ill!
| The. -t.r- l. ample enough \ c.osa
old gentleman with ambitions happen, g.
p. nominated for prosecute . attarne-.
/ Tin. sio-.. I'D ..--.err.r ss.u.r. IL. nav.
q th5raIsFry .rtrrrin. daughter. nor.
Ia. o.. mother ,h,u nor fair.- and who
I Hsrr.u- 10 -. fb.. ..rrho.I -n,-,, %. N.v.
III. County Chairman r7-o.rs ?, solve q,
deadlock II. A r.rv.u-.r-, f. securing. IN.
nomination Of F.4 f,,-fge- On f,. .~.-..,.-
| in Ticket This r4rtrar h.,....rg o., t.s .
, promising young fellow who +. b, los.
with tr. above mentioned DAUGHTER
~ oours-. this ~.uulir,t.s matte
since the daughter h,-,,.-.. o., h.. i-........I
70 support hor father Tint .Ue ,-rrt,
chairman h,i bar-.oD.I :, have. ,r,..., a..
yo,:r,. .ad,..- rro,b.- al l..f 800 b..
have. t.eer sb,,,,s,r,fI.. ,-5,L., 70, ....-... 80;
IT,. close old -e-,i.-,e. ,..,,sl-.. o., co.
enn.t- hs.r,.7 O., B.. ,-,,-,. -. ,,t...-
hz.pau,rg-. T,.y,..Ir.. 90 an r.......,. a.
mini In III. end
IN liz. Characters. a-v 81 "a familiar
with 49,. ~n,,nt-, and ,,.,,,,,.. -,,t.5-. IN
rogo-uiz. srr1,ta!a- familiar I, r,,v mot
b. aid 'nat tho, ara -r,i. ?, ~. a-..
more than Mirav.h.r. Weller ar P..,,r-..i.
ar. 'rt!e % I!- The. AZ. SINH t-,.as
~ funny pcopl. necessarily cx.er.-.t.,i
Thry may b. nor. exar-.-5-.s ,ba-, ned
- at times by the actors. ard tho pla,
nag develop. IN the ta--i act plrt.cr,l.rl,
some ,lnpleassuilr mclriramatlc moments.
hut enough ~ the truth i. retained .,
sz-ve all practical purposes
The lines are the h.s' feature. though
the f,uit-faiinR mood might suggest that
e witty. funny or periiaent remark
sounds smoother when not overempha-
sized like a sag
VIII" are some 81 these people, The
Honorable Jim Hacker. county chairman
-rawh"ued. square iawsd. strong With a
Wit that cut ike knife. and cuts tie
better for the lack Of culture. AMI with
tn" Iolitician's representative compr.her-
sion Of political .gu.ef.rl.-
Tilforl Wheeler. cardIdaf. and l,u-,.r
both Of which capacl;t.s t,rar,ri,st. ~,
from discoverins, any personality. pirhy.
the old skfniiu,. Cleay.- and J,r..,,rr-
two country editors. Jefferson Rrisr, .sr
store-box orator. and the kind az ,-.l,ti...I
genius who shines a. tho irnpressario 4;
any town haiI demonstration. t..t VI, Is
good for nothing else under the sun. IS
-lfras Livingston. tina, kind OF negro who
is most IMPORTANT citizen but vn.
would rather tell a lie than work r-,.i..
Eek MHlbury. the old man who always
-" an! a drummer. These and o,bo-s
tics are NOR. than good Il don, toll
,hines- saws he. chars vt,vI ba,,.. I.s,..,,
50 Iorz r., r,oI,tIcs'. w. agros.i q, a b.r-
;nonv prc1--au,n. he violated ..s-1 .to-
started In n nrb,- "a mans Io-r. f,- bfs |
party Is Ike ch,Idrer.s fever. I, come s,5 I
goes. ..You get On the s,uun ard d. -, /
sproad-easle.. he tells hL. c,rsrda,. ~, !
I'm IN, on she rr,r, Shoes and GO m, a.. s,,fr
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The sixth week Of The Darling % the /
Gols'- began at the Irnusrial Thea,.- LAST
nish, with an audience TINT hacked ia,
h1us. TO the bacL -aI,-snd a Ii,,tc ,,o-,
In the vast crowd were tx.ntv-av. ,r
thirty Iapaneye. Each Performance n, -.
play finds several subjects q, the uik,to
fs eager observers /
They feel that IN. drama is the s,s, &C.
nous Western eror, 70 rortrav ne ard
manners 81, IN. -ian,,aso n.1-Ie
For those NJ .,s who do ,,o, L,o,, r,-ar
,b.,. -,,,s. 10 ,,,,.t ,.,,.s.t-,,, -, -
- :, -
r'Suia'N u III" "eteii vi 'h- pIo4Nc'i"l.
hut the japanese who are in the audience /
nightly view Tho niece yi,h 60 much s.,g
-. -.
Jus iiit'i'7' mat one - Drought 10 the
conclusion that there IL no violation of |
truth in the nicture and s.or,, ,b,, ~
-. ''"' -''-
iDeisS-" presents
Miss Bates. as Yo-san. is very beauff-
full. and very sweet and YER, a.rious "a
a, ac,,euv Is,,,oso o., ,,-c-,..
that whatever the merits Of the niece. the
merits OF Miss Bates are greater