The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-23
CURRENT PROGRAMMES AT
THE ST. LOUIS PLAYHOUsEs.

Maxine Elliott, in the Clyde Fitch comedy,
Her Own Way" will appear at the Century
Theater this week. beginning Monday night.
The characters In Her Own Way, are all
Amsrissn types. Geo5siana csriey. played BY
aeorEiaas is loved BY Dick Coleman and sam
cosst. She early shows her preference for Die
IN a chiidrsn's nursery. In this scene Miss
Elliott romps with the children. pays blind
/ loVe-mskins OF Sam Coast in his rough. russed
way, interrupts tbs fun.
to make him believe that G.orsiana is already
engaged to him. and Coleman then goes to
eoa.t anas that he has a hard task before him
70 win Georsiana- He persuadea Georsiana's
s ssah er 81 ssa to G ss@sis awi ~ the ssr i p5ssrsy. Of n al;
be led to accept him and his millions. How
and fesists the influence Of friends and family
In order to be true to her absent lover, is told
,aa. DICK has Been AKA Killed dV 81. s SIT insists RsMs co apSn
having her own way. and In the end happiness
ss.aSas e sss; In jaime, sns soe gsqsM, S COMPANY 3. z. are
George Lawrence. Nellie Thorne, Fanny Add.
:Bsn-Hur' will enter upon its fourth week
at the Olympic tomorrow evening. Hundreds
\ OF Worlds Fair visitors, who have not had an
opportunity to see tho drama, are in attend
anee nightly; Many playgoers who have al
ready enjoyed, the Production several times. 20
to see the new scenic equipment. the rnost
elaborate ever built for the play. Alphonz
IT, E:a's ss sGnesaidd IS James snnah J. R Eoees q. MMee.MssaYSae
Ellen M q i,s as ESther. Mabel Burt as the
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Blanche Bates and her company will begin
the thirteenth week of the Worlds Fair en-
gagement at the Imperial Theater this even
ing. Wednesday night the one hundredth per-
Torrance OF The Darling of the Gods will
marked By the distribution Of appropriate SOU
venim: They will consist Of views from the
w Miah'e 4 picture a ! e sFG %Iss ha ass1 On t and tr shEr psss.
The capacity of the Imperial Theater is ex-
70 ssHs 81 ri ss,sh pasro IN an IN tH Si:. 5a e sas sus sssis
are Mrs. .l F, NJ K,.i Bate 'R,,,b bei = R.es,on; Ada
West, Albert Bruenins. j. Harry Benrimo,
Rankin Duyall. Eugene ormonde. Edward
and Fred A. Tsomson "''N0pp saunders
Kiralfy's Louisiana Purchase Spectacle
provides capital entertainment out at the
odeon. The pony ballet, Fred Bower,'s music
s~peeiaity, Ia Mora and the Ki,slfy ballet. the
ceiling and back again. and the thrilling emil
ff fans eI sssas a1s ls dspicss S aI sna spisodss Il
the exploration; settlement and purchase Of the
The PITT will be given At the Century this
afternoon and again tonight. as Miss Elliott's
engagement does not begin until Monday even
Ing.
Miss Mary Haliock gave a piano recital at
Festival Han THURSDAY afternoon. Although
her tnterpretatious were poetic. they lacked
neither force DOR vieor. She played q number OF
difficult selections, Including the Schumann
sonata. Brahms rhapsodie and The Skylark."
Pupilr Of the Courath Conservatory will Civic
a recital at the Y. n. C. A. building Tuesday
night.
3darv Norman. the impersonator. will be The
chief entertainer on the Columbia's bill for
the week beginning tomorrow afternoon. She
will offer impersonations Of the Boston. wom-
an, and the New York, Philadelphia and Chi
caGo girl Second on the list are Fflson and
Enrol. They will present for the hrst time
here their new phy. The Black Cat" Hooker
.nd p.xiss yil g seen IN 2 lit.!. comedy
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