The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-07

changes have been made in the cast, R
the only old favorites with the present
Adelaide Manola will appear as Lady
Holyr3od, R. e raham as Cyrus Gil
and Greta Risley as Dolores.
Miss Risley will be remembered as the
Queen in king .Dodo." The Four Cohans
are now presenting the new farce comedy
Running for Office" at the Century.
"Ragtime ~revels." for which Thomas
Preston Brooks and his band have made
a conspicuous reputation from Canada to
Mexico, will be given at the Odeon Satur-
| day evening, January 8, and on Sunday at
the Olympic Theater, afternoon and night.
and again at the Odeon Monday evening,
January II.
Brooke has taken the great multitude Of
recent successful musical comedies and
chosen the most pleasing melodies. To
these he has added compositions OF the
sort to find popular favor. and for all Of
the selections he has made special or
chestrationS or band arrangements, which
leads him to declare that you havn't
heard ragtime, until you hear Brooke's
band play it"
acter and at the same time one that ap-
| peals to the average music lover, is the
rendition of Gottschalk's Last Hope" It
is the one departure from popular COM
isis Hopkins will be revived at III
Grand. with Rose Melville in the title part.
Sis's awkwardness. her oddity Of dress her
quaint sayings and her homespun philos-
ophy have made her a prominent stage
character for several years now The
strain Of pathos which runs throueh her
gives it an atmosphere Of realism that
arouses sympathy for the child-woman-
The scenes are all laid in Posey County.
Indiana. and this enables thep playwright
to introduce a great number OF funny
characters. Nat Wills is at the Grand this
week in "A Son Of Rest"
The German Stock Company will APP
Stuart" Schiller's historical tragedy,
of the season.
These performances. are reserved for
Thursday night by the management in
order to give American students of the
ness them. Next Sunday night Often
bach's ''Orpheus' (''Orpheus and Euryd-
ice'o will be the attraction "Orpheus''
most tuneful Of all of offenbach's operet-
taS.
The vaudeville entertainers next to ap-
pear at the Columbia are: Mile. Nirvana,
1idii 4uOluo Liz Company Ia 1fOup0
Carmen, Warren and Blanchard, Klien,
OFT Brothers and Nickerson, James H.
Cullen, Jack Theo Trio. Martin and Quigg,
Fred Stuber, Jennings and RenfroW and
the Petit Family.
Writers Of melodrama might with profit
study the successful career OF TN Old
Kentucky" announced for presentation
again in this city at Havlin's next Sun
day. Charles T. Darcy, the author of this
play. has solved the question. The piece
is melodramatic. sensational, comicai and
interesting, without outraging probability. |
In Old Kentucky is now in its eleventh
the girl from the Kentucky mountains |
who DISCUSSES as a jockey n rides Queen |
Bess to victory.
At the Imperial Theater The Little |
Church Arount he Corner will be given
next week. interviewer with the pathetic
scenes is a strong vein Of humor, and the |
strong contrast to the other.
"Searchlights Of a Great City" Is at
tracing large audiences this week.
Denman Thompson's play. '"The Two
after THE Convict's Daughter" 1.-THE
Sisters" was suggested by the famous
painting. Les Deux Soeurs." by Charles
SueIin, iieW Oh exnlDluon III the LOuVJe IN
Paris. Around 1t the playwright wove a
dramatic tale Of rural and city life.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the Union Musical Clubs con-
cert, to take place Saturday afternoon in
the Odeon Recital Hall:
Z ldno ouO-1dNOtte-. RAN |
Mrs. Neuie-Allen Hessenbruch and Miss
Mary Pearson. |
union Musical Club) |
Your .Coomb9
Elaine from Tennyson's Idylls Of the
NhhS) |
Mrs. Elmer T. Frohman.
CTen O'Clock Musicale)
Violin obligato by Miss johnson.
Accompanist, Miss Pfeifrer.
Barytone-Devotion .Schumann