STEIN ROE INVESTMENT TRUST
497, 1999-06-08
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                                                   File No. 33-11351
                                                   Rule 497(e)

                 STEIN ROE INVESTMENT TRUST
                   Stein Roe Balanced Fund
               Stein Roe Growth & Income Fund
                  Stein Roe Growth Stock Fund
                Stein Roe Disciplined Stock Fund
               (formerly Stein Roe Special Fund)
               Stein Roe Large Company Focus Fund
                 Stein Roe Special Venture Fund
               Stein Roe Capital Opportunities Fund
                   Stein Roe Midcap Growth Fund
            (formerly Stein Roe Growth Opportunities Fund)

  Supplement to Feb. 1, 1999 Statement of Additional Information
                        ________________


STEIN ROE SPECIAL FUND

     Effective May 6, 1999, the name of Stein Roe Special Fund is
changed to Stein Roe Disciplined Stock Fund.  The Fund's principal
investment strategy is changed to the following:

  Disciplined Stock Fund invests all of its assets in SR&F
  Disciplined Stock Portfolio as part of a master fund/feeder fund
  structure.  Under normal market circumstances, Disciplined Stock
  Portfolio will invest primarily in common stocks of
  midcapitalization companies.  The Portfolio may also invest in
  companies having large-market capitalizations.  The Portfolio may
  invest up to 25 percent of its assets in foreign stocks.  The
  portfolio will be "blend" in nature, meaning that the manager will
  exercise latitude in investing in the stocks of companies that
  have "growth" and/or "value" characteristics.  The portfolio
  manager will generally avoid growth stocks with very high relative
  price/earnings ratios and growth rates.  These strategies reflect
  the Fund's more conservative posture than a fund investing only in
  growth stocks.  In selecting stocks with value characteristics,
  the portfolio manager will look for companies that are undervalued
  and are perhaps growing more slowly, but whose valuation may be
  attractive based on factors such as an improved earnings outlook,
  increasing free cash flow, new product initiatives or changes in
  management.


STEIN ROE GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES FUND

     Effective May 6, 1999, the name of Stein Roe Growth
Opportunities Fund is changed to Stein Roe Midcap Growth Fund.
The Fund's principal investment strategy is changed to the
following:

  Under normal market conditions, the Fund invests at least 65
  percent of its assets in common stocks of midcap companies that
  the portfolio managers believe have long-term growth potential.
  The Fund may also invest in small- and large-capitalization
  companies.  The Fund may invest up to 25 percent of its assets in
  foreign stocks.  To select investments for the Fund, the portfolio
  managers consider midcap companies that show the potential to
  generate and sustain long-term earnings growth at above-average
  rates.  The portfolio managers select companies based on their
  view of long-term rather than short-term earnings growth
  prospects.


STEIN ROE SPECIAL VENTURE FUND

     The Board of Trustees voted on May 4, 1999, to liquidate
Stein Roe Special Venture Fund.  The Board directed that sales of
Special Venture Fund shares be suspended as of the close of
business on May 10, 1999, and that the Fund be liquidated on June
28, 1999, or before that time if all shareholders have redeemed
their interests in the Fund.  In the case of shares held in
qualified retirement plans for which Stein Roe does not receive
transfer instructions by the liquidation date, Stein Roe will
transfer such shares to Stein Roe Cash Reserves Fund.


                  This Supplement is Dated June 8, 1999



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