The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-05


. Who .e-i much interest 20 The C0gH.y
Chairman
. holy propelled through SPACE With 10 yl-..
. Do. .aaE-. prod ! -a1IrtEiH= 90 e. son
H.t.ur. s fflf.f. o. fhe .v.rI1g us
7 fH' rr'=surs ~ Ir. skiIhD-ra lrfJfiez
- a' Aavn ben selected rv q D.urr--@' 'n
o.. 'u" hIr4enu'-t women il 90" Terri
'n-- q" represent u on pEilHl-t y 5
90 fH" Fair. tsstWs-n tire ag'> they " -
tax % behind th" -g.afs.
Tire beautiful cia~fri. light Effects ~ .he
at which 'Th- G.ri with the Auburn
Hai-'' 7ra-.n's a. Forest Park Highlands
this wesk have tax n ou improve rTs.njs
over other year,. 80 that this at often
sen here. g. almost entirely U.-v. The
Girls singing BE- arothe- charm % this I'M
usual si-tevi.ir p-'-'nfstign-
~ sons fohbv Mack HsHraR' Sings
are hi.hiy srru=tr Te-f1Ns ;-s,iu.-i
cats. about d1z. - them ~ all siZs s.
show what can D. done with even - duh
= Jump from tg.@a'y-fDot- ish pole into
a. DIt~presI cloth. furnishing quito an ex-
citing finish Ths nth an-ua; meeting %
the United National Association 81 POST
Sf'ic" Clerks ~ america will take place
A. IN" Highlands Thursday night. Tues-
cav niznt Il special nlil viii ,. given for
America Friday ui-Ht the Modern MOOD
men = America Dill meet here.
Carrie Ashley CI4rke's play. 'Fo- Moth
or Sake pleased a large audience at the
Crawford. Marie Heath. pleasant young
woman who is earnest and often artist.
irr.rrret< the loading part The piece is
quaint rural fox figure prominently in the
action. There b. mG-h O." sullse and an
st--ace ~ noisy ~en's i4'naiLsm-
Standard. II has been long time since a
burie~que company has presented an ac;
So rictoTiaHy bright a. this one. All the
principals are E.ris. ssvs. of course. the
"nd men Jrssl. Moore. IN a huse white
Ii-iur" hat and neat si!k costume. is m.
Infer.uCutDr
THE socsIiSts Do themselves Justice in
every selection. 'Siiv"ry Moon" Back to
R.'ltirn"re.' SWeet"st Flower In Tennes-
500 and '-I1rp"rfuue' are cap''ally re1-
@'T'u n Fauieflii- piil ana - tIaN'-'E
On heidelberg brings the performance
To- close
Hal Reid. author q 81 many fantastic
oddities In ulelcrrana. has provided the
most hzarTc of them all in a Working
GIRLS Wrongs" The piece vas presented
~ iIaviins a. il Wa gwen at the Acad-
OFuy ~ Music. New York under Reif's
uvu direction. There are four acts. each
ahTur!fr: IN thrills The opening scene
shows 4 cigarette factory. with "A stage
fun OF boys and girls az work. The princi-
pal characters are here introduced In q
funny boxing bout. IN which on. of III.
contestants il girl The home OF Mamie.
the heroine. il th- seen" 0f the next eli
max. Then CONE tho Long Acre Park
sceue and the Warden a offic- at Sing Sing
Helen Warren. young woman who gives
promise 81 better things. plays Mamie
Mal!oy. the working girl
\ Labor Day matinee Ia announced for
this afternoon
The Delrnar Garden louisiana entered
upon its fifteenth week yesterday. In
spit. % the fact that II was not ideal
summer weather. the hig Delmar PAVILION
WaS crowded with about the nost enthu-
si.stic audience - the season. II was a
Worlds Fair crowd.
new electric effect in lightning was
a hit ard which viii BE- further improved
upon when tn. show T. moved down
town ''Zelia.'' the new Southern melody
h. Dixie and the plantation girls. was also
received with favor
Raw=on and Juns's f.ats 81 boomerang
throwing was the novelty out at West
End Heights Belle Gordon. Ruth Meta
and Colvills and Mcbride contributed new
specialties.
nastic Performance u merit At Msnnion's
Park Leah Russell revives her dialect
imp, rsouations. Goodman and Rice sinS
and dance.
Mother Go0=T" the Drury Lane Spe-tI-
Gle Will hsgin what is expected to 10 a
long engagement At The olympic tonight.