The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
The deal Vas not closed.


,.wS%aIana.; the latest r.si.y and Iua.r,
s.r sGsy S he :tfn ,bs 2. the %,,Ds
successive OF ;he fs.,her.d singers OF the for.
rs'- r Lar eo,n;s prarks Of the iay bird. pl.y-.
J@nnie. wren, PLAYED by Miss Helen Hale. are
sr pec. The stage p:car-. e as,.ai Ifss iS rSs S:
artistic taste for beauty and VARIETY. and an
o.rhrsfrs viii & heard in n. ' sai.ns al % InssSsi
Plumbers. The cas; includes GI.ts Risiry
Low: ssl "rl.r sis MS. ,; Tsass nhs
tie Nichols. Charles Meyer and John Don2hu..
Thomas W. Ho<. will appear at Tie Century
"A Fair FSchans--" Il; l. troiu the pen -
H-nry Bi.s- m the 81 Louis pisyMrishi VIII
My"is s ,he,:-r. The Yankee Consul sri
.Tn- co,n.d; ~A- III, IN Prna4.iyhia ani
New Yort SHORTLY f"r VIA, Is .xprc,.a :" =. a
,org rHi.. \ .ainsr y. alta: feature Of NJ.
~ author sn,. every rn-:ai,-r e: his e mpany
ws.l one exception. ate Americans This IN
TE- exception noted i, an EuyIish,I.an ana II.
pcIiray- the only foreigner "a ~. comedy. an
taan. mam clr. ia.iis Ss %%n.r o, 'sa' .si.n Il
siv- ,sach IN the West. ~" has come East
rGsny unique adventures.
tn. ngxt attraction q! th- ';a-ricis Th-s,er
Will b" Th- winning dIL' s":I-iy Of 'o-
sic Gy Her.G.I Pellet. The piece Is said to
a successful departure from tn. sv-Tsg-
play of it, kind, inasmuch IL does not de
i-Ed "n in.ag.sATy kIngs: "r the ''s,n.-I'!I-E-'
.f foreign lands 10 furnish the entertainment
ssniaiiS- Americans. Who's r,ia:ians H = TO escn
2!h"f , .., Ym- .!I.i'irs as az -a"'ionr.oxr"s..-
;iir-- TI.rs a: Ti.. :a., c,..l- making
IT, l,.E,.pals IL IA. C"nIpanS are ''arCIin"
l. a-. ANY iS-. Frra.Ii'. nond. .'hsrirs !
r.. fI.,sh-r No.'or. Harry F.sEI-igh ami
Ma; E H.i-v.
rI'ls Gillette with her charming contralro
ng!rs. ,, A@o-i HI, and J.srph AIr"n az. a"ins
u! the ';aIIick hits os the season.
coming % the Columbia next week az: Va
s-sts 1 cass s 'saAi sS s- 1a Ms,ssSrx 1S@iisa
hru>, iisIr. Th,nlsun. Howard Ertr.rS Is
1za's Mc i,nion and Red. CassaJ and De
Nern-. and tie kn.'iI.m.
wiih a trit~ ~ real Indians w~st.rr, rrra-
ch" p"ni-s. a hero VIII. has spent mis- bsyhood
days On the plains Charles z, BIansy has Ger
du"iion. Young Bunal0. King - tn Wii,
West" which will rec-:.- us hrs' ,!es-n:s
ti"n In this city at the Imperial Thesr-r next
Tky M Fam m: p.si ,ns caIr.nf ;,, sin i, picture
Grand op.r.i house after 81. hopkins" G.orrs
:'in the Good Old Summer Time. Is csst ,Sr S
tire To!- 81 Jockey Butch. the pert originally
Dunn.
''McFadt-u's Row If Flats" which comes
to HAylir's Tieaier next week. = one Of IN.
hest of ius Hiirs productions. IL Is To b. put
I0rasTd with new scenic effects larE. east
~ III interpret tie !ayorit- old musical farro
s"G- excellent new vaudeville acts aEe PROM
is-i
Howard Hall n The Mlns.naIr. D~,-e,iy.''
is here this wees This play WAS written ss-
psciaIly for Mr.. Hall 49,
Jimmy Britt. ex-champion liah;- weight pr-
sliIs, 1t the world. will appear at the STANDARD
next week in conjunction with III. Kentucky
Bellies Bur.slu~.s- "Murphys Mistake Is to
be the trav.s'y feature OF the bill. In :h-
comedy roles ara Jack Reid. Fala Gilbert. Lille
Lizzie Horton. Jo- shaw. Hendrix
and Prescott and GRAY and Graham
Ric. and Bartons Rose Hill Folly .onpAny
will entertain At the Gayeiy after Harry Bry-
ants Burles-luers. George Rice directs the new
Rice and BsrtOa show. The performance will
begin With 'hs musical review. knights Of tho
Rel Garter
Il. +. OaIcaGlt. creator OF Rrstsr Blown Will
lecture At the pitbn on the -S-nf.S - SOyeTa-
t-r . and the afternoon Of the u.