The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

promise mas effected. We accepted trade
dollar and made our departure. carrying
!ss H.w t;"f Yoak is e; II We sa On
fifteen blocks to walk 10 get home. but
II took us until O'Clock In the morning
10 do those fifteen blocks. Every police
man we met made us open that trunk and
show what ye had in 1t before he would
let uS 60 on.
Clyde F1sch's ''Csraee d. Grammoat'' r.
one IL . .riO Of plays by that author con-
s;ramm0nt noGris hes at the Restoration
Court In the years following the recall Of
In "Eesu Br, mmeiI:. Fitch pictured the
famous fOp ~ the Georgian era. In THE
Last OF the Ia andies.' 'produced in London
by Beerb0hm 1iee. but never done In this
Of the brilliant D'Orsay. who came in the
There !. ane,he. Fitch play: THE Coast
tens. in which the heroine is q noted act
ress OF the Georgian times.
Mannsteadt's froi;csome and tuneful
farce. der Stabstrompeter' CThe Stan
usher in the New Year at the Odecn to-
night by the German stock company. In
vocal cquipment no farce Is better than
thi. one. The topical songs are rmart and
be tnterpOlated by Max Han;sch ~
wuppe. and Gustave Hartzhein n Leh-
mann. q haker OF ginger cakes.
The conical figure Of August Nampe. .
vs-fn hA
recognized in George Heinemann. who
plays his MaMpe as Mansfield plays his
Cyrano de- Bergerac. Emile Schoenfeld
siiDe upon her hands than she Know. what
TO do with. and therefore with mischief
soon ingulfing her. At the crucial moment
the Stabstrompetey. one Mc,ttz Werner.
sert his manhood and give his wife the
occupation to keep her from go
inE a.tray: The cure !. fraught With fun
,,S:i % m nigh, the IL sns.s
and Beiot adaptation: Fremont Jr. and
Risier sr.." q society drama ~ sensational
a any Of the Daudet works. In prepara:
Suppe'a "B"ccacio.'' which has not been
heard here for many years. Il waR Marie
tseistineer who gave St. tIouisans their
hrst Performance Of the tuneful comic
opera. and then IL vas produced at ChrtGs
cave. Since then no company has pre-
eented IL.
Hattie Williams of The Rcllicking
Girl 10 not only a successful comeGienne.
but siss - also . successful manager. She
owns ana manages tn. coinpletesf min
iat9re theater IN the world. II is thumb.
nail 1heafer. With prosc.i:iufn arch Of
ssxS inches. I; vas built for her hy r. c.
Unit. she scenic artist. WhO has supplied
no: only tiny asbestos curtain. hut .
silk curtain also. which - q remagkablo
o! the embrcider's skill.
The mrs; set of scenery and figures were
also supplied by Mr.. Unit; They are the
Kay's. III. latter on small metal bases.
The eau!i.nen, is So cc,np,e;e that BY the
aid 81 prompter's hook IL is possible 20
.c.nsrs and S"r
tine sn:h.rn- -MarloWe Romeo and Juliet
M.ud A.ia,nss "HG o Ne Thumh;-
Mili.am. success. The Rollickine Girl,
Miss Williams herself. IN miniature. sing.
Ing ..fri.nhs That Ar. Good and True
and Tricks Is also en- interesting cx-
hihis
Tn. vaudeville sage :. represented.
walk Conversations being conspicuous
reps' sen's;ives o: this branch of dramatic
ar I'll" scenery and figures are the work
SeC ISsk srs'' s,d ,hs and N
TUNES az! rians Of she big plays
VH!s miniature fE~a:er - fad With
Miss Williams II is her only hobby. Her
creates. pleasure :. Ia si-e perform
An" :" audience ~ youngsters. ~
y h"''l si." tells a condensed story of 'h.
cia, Srnup.re IN. characters Sc. 'he
song. and telling NOS: ~ the jokes: Sh.
can fhus give a performance ~ The Rol-
licking Girl In ihrsc-Guartefs of Al hour.
Arthur Ruh.ns.ei-. ere Polish pianist.
VII 1.aS IN 81. Louis IL February. In .hs
last three or four years Rub!ns'eir has
eaine: 'o"'ho:d IN ~. large music cen
tie cone. 20 America ~t.h ;h. indo-.e-
men' - such musical celebrities a. Pad
.-s~kss' S,t..: -Ssens al Joachim. The
latte, la: r-ohshiy had 'lo-. 20 DO !r
than ar, one other Instructor.
II ~. =" ~ho :coa 't~ boy a. -. sa-iy
AZ. o:s a'i 20. So s.ar. 'h.,eae'e, q,
career 'iis srs. appearance il R.r!ir
vas mai. e..h ios,h'-. conducting .hs
Ph:'hAr-,r-.r ,~che-..s si-o~ .hsr ali
the a,E"-, E':r"g-a,s cities have arr.au.-
nne Q. ,h- sad feature. co--.c... With
Ruhsrs.e:- life - '.e ssc' .hs' Re 10 ex-
tie. from RS nn-:v. Pollard His family
s~cu'i92 SniaR e.; ~ e'.ss's, ard ore q
h.s h-r.h.-s has .o- several yaars Seea
. ss~rts- ,"avic'
Hge,-ss'a's A:-s-.-sr deeue ~ ar
rc,sn~-i FOR re evening =: January B. a.
Ca-,~xie Hal! N.~ York at ~Aich time
h> ~. haze .h< assistance - the rh:!-
hayr'cvsr SmSsc1y OrcaOero Of eighty
A1cc"t,ue - SAC. Psrra>d. ara ~ ev4ht
70 Soo-. .a- Re keses the s>orv. Ha:';e
Wi,':a-as Nas S~er a:ii~d IL s.n>s .h.s
year sat 5ar6e-cGsir So.rsed sG.ce- Ee-
:s.- Ti'teI;. also % Tire RclIick:ns 3irS-
rc-cA-y las A~e. s.AsE Q .S.nfef of
:f-e. Th.s -afnse. Aas eecsTred aur;,G
:a~ ell, se>.ess snc.zeaf n the H:ay, ss
uasch .:-s Niss ws:.:an.s ass Mss T:'-
:eG eaeAS. :s . 97ei. Nss Williams b sn
. s>oe Wf.A tie fosisl. Roth young women
sre eoH 20 - seAIo1s o. Ske sNVr:Atc.,
tAey SASe made - sWoeeoW0esec. ana. "a
oA6is.oe. NJ Re-rAsA sAs eaid: u via
Sfs. gave 20 ss VINE. acsne Seai sWo-.s
vat yo-a Goat - ss-.s.s III: Accidents"
King Chasses II No ~ N several re-
sSpcsS ere % he ns.sf interesting mon
srcss .hAa eyer 81 @. TIE :hrors. 20 Sce
% sAe eeese4Dai er:Hes ), ClyA> yt;-h's
rpra.:3e cs4.-:y. -eais 'seoc~ a~ Gran
1AeA. q ye.Es csis 0'7.er - sooa %
k.A9 CAaSse4 ~. - rsry:rayeS ty
0Agses We,1ea. OSo uao s:cA . s:cfss.