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

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a s9od Mha fortune ne. to the care Of a middle-ased
He seeks to wed her and thus gain posses;
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s s"a'd aad : ,h enS yonns TO lovers weG h af. MARI married saii IN IN spite ,he
Of the old man. Miss Chaser impersonates the
ingenious and graceful maiden:
At the matinee to-day and throughout the
week the Royal L.Iiipu,isns viii present their
musical extrayaganza, .Gulliver's Travels"
Guliiver is Interesting to cid and young
people and the talented big people OF the ROYAL
Liliiputians. This attraction is the only one
are said 10 be unusually divertins this year.
In the company are Prince Giovanii Selma
Merkel. Howard knowles. Martha Weis. Elsie
Iau. Al Rice and forty others. There is a
In the three-act comedy. '~Flschsmann ais
Erzeher'' Fla.chmann az schoolmas,er). OTTO
Ernst. the author. has drawn the same kind Of
literature in his Pecksnin.
,o In 5hs by PLAY az. &C. German he pE ssosn Som af nse ri 4as9n
mann Is the principal OF a bays school: which
Pecksnir dominated his college.
He meet. with the same exposure and punish
ment, after going through numerous scenes that
cali for good comedy work on the part of the
comedians of the company.
stage success OF Germany. .'HofGunst.. in
" Sh a country snn w' miss p.ay who is PARA tranap,anted from a a
simple country home to n small princely court.
The Burton Holmes lectures, which began so
auspiciously at the Odeon Friday night. in
clude for this Friday and Saturday nights
discourse The Great Canyon Of Arizona" and
In the great canyon of Arizona Mr.. Holmes
try. and w,thai as. beausifui. The Arizona
lecture will be particularly interesting, it is
said, to those who have never penetrated these
The first lecture on Alaska; takes the auditor
past bland Mountains on to sitka and White
Pass. Alaska in this respect iese emil TN. hhe
BAR, OF the distant country was especially
fruitful Of fine pictorial results.
which 'n takes sae'I place in New York. his mana:
gers will take him TO London for a series Of
go In search of new material for next seasons
lectures.
III Trovatore'' will be presented by the st.
Louis School of Opera Monday night. 1t is the
greatest operate work yet undertaken by the
school. The chorus this time will be com;
to the point of excellence by Mira Delamotta
and Mrs. KELLOGG Haines.
Among the principals in the cast axe young
men and women who are noted In amateur
ranks for clever work. The cast Is as follows:
Ieonore, Grace Lillian Walser. 1nez. Gay Nc
Ilvaine: Azucena- Mrs. Fred Fodde: Msnrico.
William A. Graeper: Count di Luna. William
Goldberg: Ruiz, Leo Burne: Fernando. Robert
Mccormick.
Olga Dore. relative Of the artist. Gustave
Dore. is a young German actress. who has
made quite a hit in New York Directors
Hcinemann and Webb have engaged her for
next Sundays performance of Der StabstroT-
peter (The Stan Trumpeter). a musical
farce by Mannsteadt. in which she will play
the part of Eva. Nine. Dore is said to be a
beautiful woman and an excellent singer.
Creatore. the sensational band leader, will
appear at the Odeon in n single concert. Feb.