The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

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and Hasscn. mead ba,an and dagger. and Pat
tx are also on ~. presrah""
r e;...v,eve Fender will appear al hr.s
Hall. seia,ls and Easton aNsnu's'
assisted By Der elocutioH cN
,tn n,ay its af,lcth concert a.
rho odoon this afternoon. Inc i'"o""s iV
sramme has been arranged: ~
Mar.h-rhe Inv:ncihle ias.io.. -arksi
sEe Insse,sn from The Musical COMEDY Bas;..
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Duet Tor ,@' ".-.'i't. Mendrissohn.kunSet
Ella KuhImahaFalkcnheimer. Anna "i'i FiaIo
SSeeeai Sol"-Ca|siina from the oa9~n o.
sheoa Z. f.aeila Webb. s,
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far ne Apollo club conox-.
10 he given TUESDAY evening is as io'i'"s.
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The Apollo cl'1 I-h
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"a, Thou Fright. Sumny Earth. hH TeinSas-
''' iush ' The ApoIo Ciua. ,
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~ Mr. Francois Areharnbhult. p.s
'' Taran'''ir Miss Marie Nichols.
Soldiers 'h'' The A,oil' HIT
,Accompanisj. Mr.. c'arles kunk.i5
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'e' Pirate ~ Son francois Xichan.balli
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The Henreman Hall programme for t"1
cfte-noon': concert is as follows
cello and p.ano. u MIR
M:s.,..: 5;ecks. Gohelei ana Mol.
Violin S1l0-Fap;aste Mi.itaife .--"'Lsohha'1
caorus-,a Tho ser .fah h4t is' IT. p~earIs~AmtrsS
The ruS ihs laGt F F5Sst az-o:;mar K. An, ~
Two r~,aa ea = ssa. q 6,s s'' t..r 41'I aG
Mes.rs. Henneman AMI Mol ,.k,
chtrp:-Hr.dal chorus nom Eose vcn
The R RaSins,ein ';aorus. Mrs. {. J. Luy;less
accOnpanist-
The recitaI< Of the Beethoven coHsesvaNEv
are given each month. The programme OF SSN
urtay was an exceptionally interesting one. con-
tanning the names of some of the greatest com
psrtment were 'the Misses J. Eddy n; Lip
pit Flanagan; :; b a. roland T Tic Howell.
Vocal department. Misses o. Dooiey arr -
Gretner. Violin department Masters stephan
Fred Twins Burlesquers will be seen at tho,
STANDARD. ne NoItipahs ~ ''aN'
her OF capable vaudeville performers. the ptin-
cir ais being the De Faye Sisters. Barton ana
Armstrong. Lawrence and Edwards, Senhe.l
and Revere. Willie Weston. Cameron and siuIi-
sew and the Eight Champions. The Champions
are an octet OF young conediennes WHO sihs'
dance and pose.
There win be two solcists at the next concert
OF the Choral-syrnphony Society. They will be
Mr.. Caroline Mihr-Hardy. tho popular so
prano. whose singing has been one OF the fes-
lures OF the New York musical season, am
Senior Pablo Casals. the cello virtuoso. Inc
concert Will be Of the popular variety. az,
though the programme will be selected from a
variety of compositions. including WORKS oE
Wagner. Saint-Saens. Homer Bartlett anu
Glazeunow. The concert Is to be given rem
ruary 70.
Captain Stephen Lawrence, with his perform
ing wild animals, Is the healthier at the Zoo
The seventh afternoon of the Union Musical
Club of ST. Louis attracted a large number
Of friends Of this institution at the Odeon yes
terday.
Miss Martha Tyler was the premier soloist-
who contributed a varied and abitious series of
songs, including Bohm's ITO the Moonlight.
RubInstein's since Firs. 1 Met Thee" ara
Dana's .-Lillies Cluster Fair and Tall"
Miss Tyler.s technique and eXQuis,teiy clear
voice won her much merited applause.
Mrs. Albert Stinson Hughcy. assisted hy Mrs-
Resale Balmer smith. gave an illustrated lee
ture on the essential elements Of good music
with illustrations.
Two weeks hence the concert will be devoted
to music for children