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DRAMATIC. 



VAUDEVILLE. 



CIRCUS. 




Copyright, J.1HH, by the Frank Queen Publishing Company (Limited) 



Founded by 
FRANK QUEEN, 1853. 



NEW YORK, JULY 30, 1904. 



VOLUME Ul.-No. 23. 
Prloe 10 Cants, 



^155 CIipper'5 



C0SCIB.N1MQ 

STISE FOLK and Sometimes OTHEBS 



BY JOBBPHINB GBO. 



The Invariable reply was a negative, given 
In different degrees of Impatience. One 
answer, "What are you giving ua?" teeming 
Hie uncalled-for Impertinence, but before the 
manager could call the offender to account, 
the communication was abruptly severed. 
Failing to find the whereabouts of the dele- 
gation, he bethought himself of consulting 
his brother-in-law. 



"Billy." 

"Yes, what Is It, old man?" said that per- 
son. But without replying the manager con- 
tinued : 

"Harry." 

"Yes." 

"Jack." 

"Yes, what can I do for jou?" was Jack's 
answer, as Ave men wondering!? waited for 



long C. 0. D. telegram, and at the asms 
time getting a joke on his friend by signing 
his name to it. 

Accordingly the following wordy telegram 
waa wired the hotel proprietor, who was well 
known to be a very close man concerning 
money matters : 

"Dear Sir — I want yon to save me a small 
back room, without bath, on the top floor. 



Along the Blalto a story la being told on 
a manager of some prominence who, like all 
other In bla position, has his troubles with 
occasional failures of his productions. 

Though his star bad good backing and a 
fair play, the piece failed to draw, and, to 
secure a semblance of success, much "psper" 
waa Issued, and for a few nights the theatre 
was fairly filled. Bnt "paper," however en- 
thusiastic, does not settle the salary roll, and 
the manager, though keeping up a bold front 
towards the public, complained bitterly In the 
bosom of his family. 

His brother • In • law, 
who Is something of a 
wag, hearing him tell 
bis troubles, determined, 
by way of a Joke, to 
give him at least an 
boor or two of cessa- 
tion from worry. He 
should enjoy the hope 
of better business for a 
short time, even If at 
the end that hope 
should be dispelled by 
finding that a joke had 
been played upon him. 
Accordingly one morn- 
ing the facetious broth- 
er-in-law enlisted the 
coop* ration of a woman 
friend In calling the 
manager up on his 
office telephone in the 
bolldlng next to the 
theatre. The worried 
man bad Jnat arrived at 
the box office, and was 
feeling particularly blue 
aa he glanced up at the 
ticket rack, the spaces 
of which were only too 
well filled with unsold 
bits of cardboard. At 
the ring of the tele- 
phone he almost .fell 
over the treasurer's 
chair In his haste to 
resj*---the-T-re*e4Ter,- 
through which he was 
hoping to hear a call 
for seats. Nor wss he 
disappointed, for over 
the wire came a wo- 
manly votce, asking: 

"la the manager 
there I" 

"Yes," said he, "I'm 
the manager." 

"Well," said the un- 
seen applicant for seats, "will It be possible 
for you to save ma a hundred and twentj- 
flve seats for tonight? Our delegation, which 
has Its meeting In New York, have voted to 
see your production." 

Now, as the advance sale was only about 
thirty dollars, the manager's heart gave a 
leap of Joy at this prospective addition to 
the sale. Wishing, however, to give the lady 
the Impression that, aa business was so good, 
It would not be ah easy matter to arrange 
for so many at such short notice, be replied : 
"If you'll hold the wire for a moment I'll 
see what can be done." 

"Oh," said the voice, "If there's any doubt, 
don't bother about it — there are other the- 
atres In town where our party may be enter- 
tained," and a sound over the wire seemed 
to Indicate to the manager that the lady was 
in consultation with some one. 

Upon the anxious manager fell the cold 
fear that he was about to lose a good sale, 
and, in a voice made unnaturally buaky by 
his nervtouaaess, he hurriedly exclaimed : 

"Oh, — yes,— ah — I — I And I can give you, 
In the first rows, aa many seats as you may 
need." 

"Very well then; send them Immediately, 
with the bill, to our hotel— I am president 
of the Lady Bbrlners— whatever the amount 
may be. I will band to the messenger," and 
before the elated manager could ascertain 
the name of the hotel to which the tickets 
were to be sent, the click of the receiver at 
bis ear Indicated that the one at the other 
end of the wire had been hung up. 

Nonpalsed for a moment at the possible 
<oss of the sale, he Immediately aet about tele- 
Phoning to several of the prominent hotels, 
Pitting the question : 

"Is the delegation of Lady Bbrlncra stop- 
ping at your hoteir 




give rebates for two In a room," began the 
proprietor, whose torrent of Indignation was 
stopped by the astonished actor, who ex- 
claimed : 

"What's the matter with you? I want one 
of your beat rooms, and I want It quickly, 
too. If you haven't got one — good after* 
noon I" 

The mystified proprietor scented the fact 
that there waa some mistake, and reaching 
Into a desk for the telegram, handed It to 
the actor, who quickly saw that It waa the 
work of some practical Joker, 

"It's up to both of us," he said to the pro- 
prietor. "Let's go snd treat eacb other," and 
the two sauntered toward the stairway that 
led to regions below, where feminine guests 
are forbidden. 

» 
Three little girls were standing on the 
beach, nesr ths actors' colony at Bt. James, 
discussing tbe merits of their father's pro- 
fessions. 

"My father," aatd one 
of the youngsters, "be- 
longs to the cleverest 
profession of all— he's a 
newspaper editor." 

"Pooh I" said another, 
"my father's profession 
Is greater than that— 
he's a lawyer." 

"You needn't fee! so 
proud," spoke up one of 
the group, "my father 
Is on nctor — ho belongs 
to the theatrical profes- 
sion." 

"That's no profes- 
sion," retorted the law- 
yer's little girl, "my 
pnpa snys that's a dis- 
ease," 

QUHHIl JAPANBBU 

CUSTOMS. 



Hastening next door to the office of that 
Jolly relative, he found him laughing with 
several mutual friends. As tbe manager 
rushed In and was about to put the ques- 
tion, he waa anticipated by bla relative, who, 
with a twinkle In bla eye, asked : 

"Do you know where the Lady Bhriners 
are stopping T" 

In an Instant, aa hearty laughter from sev- 
eral throats filled the office, tbe manager 
realised that he had been tbe victim of an- 
other of bis brother-in-law's practical Jokes. 
Turning upon them with a stern face, be 
called each separately by name, as If about 
to deliver sn Impressive bit of Information, 
and wished to have the undivided atten- 
tion of them all. 

"Tom," said he to one of them, who re- 
plied: 

"Yes." 



the Information that seemed to interminably 
slow In coming. 

"Dick," continued the manager, speaking 
the name of the last. 

"Yea " 

"You can all go to blazes!" exclaimed the 
manager, as be slammed the office door. 

Another practical Joke la told of a well 
known actor, whose salary permits of taking 
the best rooms at the best hotels. The Joke, 
In fact, made a double "hit," for It struck In 
two directions— in that of tbe actor and also 
of the manager of the seaside hotel where 
the actor Intended to stay. 

A friend, hearing of the Intended destina- 
tion of the actor, and remembering that the 
previous season be bad bad some serious un- 
pleasantness with that personage, conceived 
the Idea of causing him tbe expense of a 



Can I get a rebate if I bring a friend with 
me? Does the water there agree with you? 
If so, I will come. Wire answer." 

Needless to say tho wrathy proprietor, to 
whose account the telegram was cbsrged, 
sent no reply to the name and address 
signed. That afternoon tbe actor arrived 
with a trunk full of handsome seaside cloth- 
ing, snd signed bis name upon the register. 
He was about to ask for tbe best room In tbe 
house when the proprietor, who stood at thd 
clerk's elbow, saw that the new guest's name 
was that which had appeared on the many 
worded telegram. Forgetting to assume bis 
usual suave manner In which bs usually 
greeted guests, he, to use tbe actor's words, 
"lit Into" him In a most unaccountable way. 

"I haven't any little top floor back room, 
and the water here won't agree with you, 
and I don't need your money, neither do I 



An amusing address 
waa given In London re- 
cently, at the meeting 
of the Japan Boc'ely, 
by Baron Buyematau, 
on "Japanese Family 
Laws." It waa curious 
to hear bow nearly tbe 
laws of this newcomer 
Into civilisation re- 
sembled, before recent 
changes, the old Iioman 
laws of the samo order. 
Tbe father of tho 
family, both In old 
Home and recent Japan, 
had absolute power over 
all Its members. 

The practice of adop- 
tion Is another simi- 
larity. Adoption Is gen- 
erally employed when 
a wealthy Japanese 
family boa daughters 
on'y. In this casa tho 
chosen son-in-law la formally adopted by his 
father-in-law, takes his name and enters his 
household as a son, instead of tho daughter 
going, as In other rases, Into the family of 
her husband and coming under tho rule of a 
mother-in-law. 

floron Buyematsu suggested smilingly that 
If any English young man wishes to fight for 
Japan, ihe wsy to do It Is to go to that 
country and marry a Japanese lady who Is 
the representative of her family. By so 
doing ho will forthwith become a subject of 
tbe emperor. 

The wonderful rapidity with which Japan 
has taken bold of Western civilisation was 
ompbaslscd by. the abowlng of an arrow, 
auch aa would have been carried to battle 
by a noble warrior of Japan* as recently aa 
IbflS. Think of It— so recently as that, tbla 
nation that Is sweeping all before It In the 
field was still fighting with old fashioned 
bowa and arrows. 

The arrow head was shown by a new 
Instrument, called the "ICdlblotcopo," the pe- 
culiar power of which Is thst It throws on 
tbe screen an enlarged Imago of sn object 
Itself — not merely s reproduction of a pic- 
ture ; and the arrow head shown, which was 
very ornate and artistic, was what was 
known as "the Last Arrow," which was al- 
ways carried In the quiver, to be employed 
only In utter emergency, It Is thought that 
the Idea was to use It ss a final despairing 
appeal to the gods, and If no Improvement in 
the altuation Immediately followed Its use, 
the noble warrior who found himself con- 
quered, would forthwith commit suicide, 

The contrast between the Japan of today 
and the condition of tbe country a genera- 
tion or so ago was strongly emphasised a't 
the lecture, and there were many reminders 
of the distance that the great Eastern empire 
has advanced in a few brief years.— Com- 
mercial Ait er titer. 



514 



THE NEW YORE CLIPP^. 



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July 30. 



THE NEW TOM CLIPPER 

THE FRANK QOEEN PUBLISHING CO. (limited.) 
, nopanttoBS. 

ALBERT J. BORIE, 

Editorial and business; Manjioib. 



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C. it. 'l'„ Milling* Park.— Kyote died Dec. 
20, 1HU0, at Terre llmite, liul. 
MIHCE.LI,ANEOUS. 

J. (!.. Central Falls - our hicm do not dls- 
cIohc any record of It. 

It. I., Little Rock.— It Is the name, . 

OVtl CHICAGO LETTER. 



lorllonlrt ; rmr. llulu*. imighlan : MIm Toy- ww» , '™W&,™f Vj ir S 
lor. Iuii;; haired womuu, .iu.3 Jessie Vlliwlil H success In A ucklniii 1, N. A. 
.rained «l^toijiTta^_ih g ,ti;: U IMto » V«ZV£L2g?* t 



litre uict wiiu uiurked 



(VBOU OUB OWN COBKBSrOMOlHT.) 

W«-«t»-ru Hnr.-an 
Of the New York Clipper, 
Iloom SOS, Asblond Block, Chicago. 
The return of "Buster Brown" to the 
firfMit Northern, and the rejuvenation of 
••The Royal Chef," at the Gnrrlck, muteri- 
ally changes thp complexion of the local 
theatrical situation on Sunday, July 24. 
••Mrs. Wlggn, of the Cabbage Patch," begin- 

»••- • — — . — ■ T-- --.- "" •_,_.|3 „J »«. nlng a IbTrd week, remains nt the Grand 
ingle copies will pa Bent, postpaid, Od re- JKg, House; "The Forbidden Lund." en- 
teritis upon its fourlU week, continues nt 
the Illinois, nnd "Vivian's Papas" starts Irs 
eighth week at Powers'. "The Mummy and 
tin' Maid" concluded lis stay at Ibe tJ.ir- 
rlt'k Theatre Kntttrdny night, starting lm> 
mediately (or Broadway. On the same even- 
lug "Our New Minister" ended Its tbrec 
weeks lit Ibe Great Northern. During the 
greater part of last week the uveulngs were 
cool, ami line for theatregning, and n* a re- 
mili business was more satisfactory than 
during i lie preceding week. The City Council 
liasst-d the amendments to the building or- 
■ llhuuces, us applied to theatres, Hiibstoutlnlly 
■is predUied In last week's Clutkii. and our 
iiiuiiagcrs have turned In the work of ■ pre- 
paring their theatres for the beginning ol 
the new season. 

Illinois Tiikatjir (Will J. Dnvls, mini- 
ngeri. — Ethel Johnsons reniatknlily clever 
work In "The Forbidden Ijind" reaialns tbe 
fi'iiiure of a fairly attractive nnd moderate- 
ly diverting offering. The fourth week be- 
Kins -i. 

iikanii OriibA IIiiiisk (Fred It. Hnuillii, 
luislneH.-i iniiiiiigcr). — Madge Cnrr Cook,. Will 
T. : lodge, Helen Lowell and (he numerous 
other clever folk concerned in "Mrs. W'ggs, 
of Die cnhbugu Fntt'li," continue to delight 
crowded house*. Tlie tiiini week begins 24. 

Powkkh' Thiiatid: (Harry J. l'owerj, man- 
ager). — lllnncbe King, now the sole feature 
of "Vivlun'H Paphs," remains the, magnet 
here The lively and well acted comedy 
starts upon Its eighth week 24, with nothing 
said about the engagement terminating. 

Gabiiick Thratrr (Clins. A. Bird, busi- 
ness manager). — "The Royal Chef," clo.'hed 
in new scenery and costumes, will lie re- 
stored to public view 1*4. Of the company 
which originally presented the piece lit tbe 
l.a Halle, Dave Lewis. Florence Uolbrool; 

and Henry I ' are retained. John Park, 

Sielln Tracey and Helen Dale are the new 
principals. "The Maid anil the Mummy" 
departed for Broadway Saturday night, 23. 
after eight moderately successful weeks In 
the bonne where It wob bom. 

(Jurat NoDtIiriin Tiifatuk (James M. 
Ilrowne, business manager). — "Buster Brown" 
starts upon a return engagement of Indefinite 
duration Hominy afternoon. 24, succeeding 
"Our New Minister," which enjoyed three 
weeks of ever Increasing popularity and. 
iluiincliil kui'i'I'kb. In the current offering 
Master tiiiiirini Is again seen us Buster, 
otliers 111 Die company being: Geo. All, Al. 
l.a Mar, I'Yiiuk ('bristle, Jack Tnylor, James 
Goriuiin, the I'lvo Nossea, Nina Hnndiill, 
.Mamie (loodrlch, Helen Hhcrwisiil, and Mario 
Day. c '-' 

Comrnok Gaiu.enm (Stewart Spalding, 

maungeri. — llrookc and his Chicago 'Marine 

Itiuid crowd llil,s spacious resort to its ca- 

puelly every night In the week and Huudsy 

nfternooii. Thouius Preston Brouke Jr. leads 

one number at every concert and Is fast be- 

, coming u popular favorite. 

lVll VMATTC. Chii'aiio oceiia 1Ioii.sk (Kolil & Castle, 

i-> .- r. nkJdUU we linvo nn knowl- tna'nngers).— Chlcugoans have never wit- 

P. K. D., ChorleMlon.— 1U line no xnowi ^-gj mtM jjjgjjg vuiulovlllc lluin Is 

edge of the present . w Icroobo l "f/' '^M"?; here shown, to .'upBclty business most of iho 

AnllMsan loiter In our core, and we will nu Un)p „„,,, Keyeraf evenings Inst week 

scores were Purucd away on account of the 



iiitaTlfeii 'l*n"Kyck,"'NeiiI«"r51inons, aud tin; 
Midway dancers. , 

AvtkiimatII.— Conditional upon tbe Rljou, 
Academy, Alhambrn and Criterion Theatres 
being in readiness the season will open at 
the KIJou Aug. 7, with "The Convict's Ilnugh- 
ter;" at tbe Allmmbrs, 7, with "On the 
Bridge at Midnight;" ut the Criterion, July 
31. with "On the Bridge at Midnight, and 
at the Academy Hept. 11, with "Across JM 
Pacific." The work of alteration at all four 
theatres is being rushed as fast as possible. 

The Colby I'limlly are playing their 

last weeks In vaudeville, for the present at 
least. Tbey are engaged as a special feature 
with the Fenberg Stock Co., opening for the 

season at Bangor, Me., Aug. 22 , M -„V' 

Anderson Is In town, Bilng his vaudeville 
fences for tbe Grand Opera .House, Indian- 
spoils, and tbe Columbia 
Willis F 



tour Is expected 
i successful. Great MttMt Is 
being manifested In the eminent pianist 

Jack Carkeek Is still at the Melbourne 
Opera House. lie hns put up some gooil 
contests IP tbe Southern capital. 

Very few performers have had a more suc- 
cessful season than nimble .\nt Clifford. On 
bis ilrst appearance he strnck the popular 
fancy, and his popularity Is as marked now 

fte Uessems' marvelous turn still excllei 
the greatest attention at the Tlvoll. ■ 
The vivacious little American comedienne, 



May Moore* Duprei, is at present delighting 
istrons of Hlckard's Adelaide Tlvoll. 
Comedian Bwward Laurl Is due li 



rs'lpt of 10 cents. 

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BY UAIt 0U 'i'BLKIBAPH. 



n polls, and the Columbl . 
Willis F. Jackson will nave the manoge 
meit of 'The Flaming Arrow" for Lincoln 
J. Carter, tbe tour opening at the Olllls. 

KatiHOs City, Aug. 7 K ft Macoy paid 

Ills oiinunl visit to New York last week, leav- 
ing; the National Printing Company to the 
considerate attention of J. D. Barton and 

"Tommy" Hanks Hheeley * \oung* 

"Maloney's Wedding Day" is being organized 
here for a lour of the West, beginning Aug. 

18, at Portage, Wis It. A. Hanks nnd 

Bilwln C. Young will have the management 
of "The Mttle Outcast" Co. (Northern), 
through nn arrnngement they have made with "• »g 
Geo. K. GUI. Air. GUI l» now In St. Louis, «■ * 
where "The l-lltle Outcast" Co., In < " e « 



which Anna Blancke will he featured, opens 



l Ullll-IIIIHA J^WPUt" •«.-- - — —■ -- . 

bourne on July 13. to prepare for the ad- 
vent of the Htepbenson Musical Comedy CO. 
Tbe Pollards ore playing to good business 

Cincinnati In Adelaide. 

d »» 

Ol'B LOJfBGN LETTEH. 

(rnosi oub own corbbspondint). 

Clipper Bureau, 

is Cranbonrne Street, 

Leicester Square, 
London, W. C. 

July lit. 

In conseriuenre of the great success of the 

recent French season nt the Avenue Theatre, 

II. Uuls lllllier hns made arrangements with 

'ellx Klcbe, the Paris I mpres si n g, TC 

etnrn of practically the snuie company 

next Summer. Tbe season, however, will be 

of longer duration, and It IS Intended I 




Co.. was divorced from her husband, fdwnrd 
V. Dunne, in Judge Honore's court Inst week. 

James II. Browne will return to the 

management of the Alhamhrn when It lie- 
gins Its season, retiring then from the man- 
agement of the (Irent Northern, to tie re- 
plnced hv Geo. E. Knymond, who assumes. Ills 

former ■position Anne Sutherland hns 

been rehearsing nt Towers' during the past 
week, to open nt the Dnvidson, Milwaukee, 
SI, In "Mrs. Krsklnc's DevotloYi," a new 
pluy, by .1. Preston Gibson. Ernest Hastings 
and Vincent Hcranno will be In her support, 
stage director Lee 



long-thought-out plnni. .. 
mnnent French theatre In London are well 
on the road to realisation. In fact, should 
n convenient house be found, it Is not un- 
likely that the opening of the London per- 
manent French theatre will take place In tbe 
Autumn. , 

Another new management Is nnnounceil, 
that of Edward H. Kelly and ft M. Hnllnrd. 
The former gentleman Is the husband or that 
fine and deservedly popular nctreSs, Mttn 
Itoiiclcuiilt. who will naturally occupy the po- 
sition of lending lady In the company. Opera- 
tions will be started with nn original three- 



Samuel Forrest Is stage director ...... Lee f mm(H i T hv (j«,rge Fleming, the lady who 

Arthur In writing a new monologue for Lean drnrantlzeil "The Light that Failed." but In 

Itussell Mnrle Stunrt Ij summering .In fu provinces, arrangements having been 

...Alice Kaymond was here last 



list. 



Au__. 

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W. E. II., Detroit. 

II, W. Mm I. u coin. 

li. t.'., Gnrdlnvllle, 

1. M. H., Aim Arbor, 

J. ft, Aloiitrcal, 

W. li. A.., London, 

.J, V. S., Genniiniown, 

iMiib. J. L. 8.,' Pittsburg, and 

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Music Supply Co., 4(1 West Twenty-eighth 
Hlfcel, New York City. 

A. M. J., Hinckley.— Address Shnplro, He- 
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fl. . a" C.r'^ttaburg.-l . Moke .application 
to the Librarian of Cougress, Wasblngton, 
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tlrtcato of copyright. 2. Lee-I^tsh CO., New 
York City. 

6, I)., Brozll. — 1. Inquire of some perform- 
or In tlmt line. 1 The charges vary necoid- 
Ing to' the prominence of the teacher, a. we 
never Indulge In comparisons. 

J. I, P.. Brooklyn.— I. Address Henry W. 
Sovuhc. 144 West Fori y-l bird Street, Nuw 
York City. ■ !!. While not always necessary, 

, it Is jHiuieHinrB reuulred, ^.-'i. ... 

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I lilt «?QClk -WtM'lv 

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Camera Co.. 1«5 Brnndway, New York City. 

L. M. B., Dtlcu.— Wntch our route list 
each week. , , . , 

E L. T., llrookljn.— 1. 'Iho copyright of 
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expUiilluu of ilils time, u renewal of fourteen 
years, milking forty-two years In nil. 'J. To 
im protected ill HnRliliM] It Must be copy- 
righted In Hint country nud the United StatcB 
Klnmllnticnusly. 

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of the Players' Club, New York City. 

J. B„ PI ttHlmrix. — Address Dick * l'lti- 
arrald, DUAiin Street. New York City. 

Mwrf K II.. Cllielnnutl.— The suceeiis of 
the act would depend entirely upon Its 
cU'verncss. It niuat bo e|cvcr Indeed, to suc- 
<*ed, n's there nre numerous nctB of tins kind. 
,\lnke application to a hirnl manager for 
si trial pnrformnricti. , 

Mms 8. D. C„ Richmond.— We nlways pub- 
lish the routes wo receive In Tun WrTM 
from we6k to week, nnd wo cnu only tell 
you to wntch .our columns. 

B. II., Phtenlx.— Conanlt a lawyer. 

A. 8. J., WaHhlngton.— Address George 
I.i'diirer, 1440 lti'oiulivuy, Nuw York City. 

P. St., New York.— Al, S. Dnuton wbb 
killed May 13, 1004. at Ooldsboro, N. ft, 
while making n high dive. 

R. D., Suffolk.— Wo presume It Is the some. 

" nr,J '' CAIID8. 

ft, Pottsvllle. — A plnyer cannot play It 
nliiiie after having pussed the trump. 

,1. S.. lluffnlo.— The ace, king, ipiven, Jack 
and ten of niiy one suit constitute whnt in 
Kometlinea called n "lloyal Flush." Taw 
term, however, llnds nn plnce lu any stundniil 
work upon the gnnif of poker. 

It, K fl.i lliisiklinvcD.— If not cnllwl only 
the o|s>ners. 

R. I... Owen Sound.— It It Is lu n SAMO 
where strnlghts are nllowetl u straight llusli 
Is Isjlter than Amr of a kind of any denom- 
ination. 

BASEBALL. 

P. M. J., Unrtford. — You can nwnlt (lie 
eoimnlltee'B decision If i'on wish, but the 
chuuci's arc the game will go on record as a 
defeat for New I.omloii. 

3. 11. P., Nlnghra Fulls.— The Ilrst game, 
when two are played the snme afternoon, 
hns been derided olhclnlly as tlie one regit- 
Inrlv scheilnied for Hint day, and nil bets 
abide by Its result. 



legal limit of capacity having been 
haunted. Opening Monday afternoon, "'. : 
The Hatches, the Gourley Brothers, Coltun 
nnd Harrow, the Three Breens, Josephine 
Coles, the Three Graces, Stunrt and Flts- 
t.'liiiouH, Mildred Grover an.d lier "plck'i, ' 
Foster and Foster, Glrard and Gardner, the, 
Howard Sisters, Illorksom. and Mums, HrLm 
Itertruiu, the iiiilUu ltcdcuy Troupe, nnd 
Goo. K. Siu.or'H kluodrome. 

ClkvklAnii'h Tiikatiii: (Wm. 8. Cleveland, 
manager). — This week: Pauline Hull, the 
Mlluore Sisters, Chan. Kenna, Hnrrls and 
Wallers, Dick nnd Alice McAvoy, llowers 
and Hull, Anita Cluss, nnd Calialiuii and 
Mark. 

TuoCADltno (Robert Fulton, manager). — 
The Torrid Zone llurlemiuers come with tills 
week's hope of continued cool weather. Jen- 
nie Guichurd remains nn attractive princi- 
pal boy, while Chas. Uurckhurdt, Sultz Moore, 
Frank Damsel nnd Guy Rawson will have 
charge of the comedy Interludes. The olio 
iniuii's Murray and McParland, Cumpbell nnd 
Selkirk, He Mora nud Drucetiii, and Derono 
nnd Mosely. Flue business rules, thn season 
of Summer stock l.nrlesipie having thus far 
proven llnnnclnlly sutisfylng to the manage- 
liient and vastly entertaining to patrons who 
nnd diversion In fourteen shows n week.' 

Ham T. Jack's Thkatiik (Sidney J. Euson, 
mnunger). — The Summer stock compnny con- 
tinues "Dudes and Daisies" for n second 
week, starting 34. Alleen Vincent and Lena 
La Couver head the "beauty show" (which is 
n rod one), and Frank Finney, Chris Lane, 
I'M. Morris, Carl Anderson uuu .Ins. Thump- 
sou have cliargo of the comedy element, 
which predominates "Jopniieski, the first 
part, and "King llnrleycorii," the burlesque. 
Mitchell nnd l/ove, tbe Juggling Mnthleus, 
the Jovial Quartet, the Ariosco llrothers, and 
Hie Keunlson Sisters will provide Die vaude- 
ville Interludes, Fine business rules at nil 
performances — weather permitting. Manager 
Vinson has a splendid company, provides good 
entertainment, and well deserves the finan- 
cial reward which has conic to him through 
the Summer. 

Sank Souci Park (MnJ. Alfred 'Itussell, 
iiiiiunger). — Edward Shnyne'a All Star Vaude- 
ville Co. In Ilils week's predominating feat- 
ure. Numbers will bo furnished by Frederick 
Bros, nud Rums, llawson and June, Warren 
nnd Hlniiehtird, iho llrothers Siilsnelt, and 
Henderson and Boss. Liberal patronage has 
fallen to ihe lot of many alluring conces- 
sions which Hue the grounds, nud n season 
of nbuudnnt prosperity is now In full blast. 

WATi:n Ciii.-tes PABK. (Wm. II. S trickier, 
general manager). — "Shooting tbe Chutes" 
continues to be a popular pastime, throngs 
which tested Ibe capacity of the spacious 
enclosure being In evidence afternoon and 
evening- C. SI. Nolmeyer's vaudeville shows 
nnd tlie numerous loncesstous which llnd 
liliernl patronage ore nltrarttve sub-feat- 
ures In Die ninlii spoil. 

itivr.uviKW Park (Win. M. Johnson, mali- 
nger). — With IIS lllllllllllilo Uf illll'llrtlolls 

"along the Pike," this resort continues nil 
ui.ii-tctlve N|s.t for hosts of out of iloor 
nmusemrnt seolcers. Th? Ilrst Imperial Ma- 
rine Rand of llermnny remnlns thn chief nt- 
ti'iu'tlon, aside from the fun to lie had In 
"doing" Ihe various couceslsons, dancing hi 
the iiininmolb pavilion, nnd euloylng tlie 
cool comfurts of Ibe spacious and shady 
groves which make Rlvervlctt particularly 
nttrnellve. 

Clark Strket Muncim tixiuls M. Hedges, 
manager). — Seekers after things curious und 
Interesting are sure to have their researches 
rewarded by ■ visit here nt fny lime. Be- 
side IH ' curio hall display there Is nn oft-. 
repealed vaudeville bill, and business Is ex- 
cellent. 

Lcinoon Dime Mi'RRUM (Wiu. J. Sweeney, 
mnunger).— In curio nalli'Lall Joro, con- 



Chicago. .. 

week George Evans will slay In vaude- 
ville until after election Martin Beck 

?oes to Son Francisco this week ...... Carle 
lunge's Hand remains the nttracHon nt. the 

lllsiuarek Gardens George Hlllman, 

late of McDonald and Hlllmnn, in vaude- 
ville, has born engaged for Lyman Bros. 

Co The La Salle Theatre management 

expects to take "The Royal Chef" to New 

York F. H. Livingstone, who was stage 

director at the Rush Temple Inrt season., has 
been engaged ns dramatic director at the 

Chicago Conservatory These are busy 

times at. A. Mllo Bennett's Theatrical Ex- 
change in Ihe Ileal Estate Hoard Building. 
Homo of the engagements he hns recently 
made are: The Leliiml Ciiirrtette, wllh "A 
Texas Steer" Co. ; Harry G. Forrest and 
Theresa Miller, with Glbney Stock Co.: 
Harry Harvey and Edith Martlhot, with 
"Moloney's Wedding Day" Co. ; Lewis Wnlu- 
Wright and Lela Vance, wllh "A lloynl 
Slave" Co. ; Olgn Lnrssen, with the Coagrove 
Orchestra and Concert Co.; David Blvcrs, 
for stock, In Hannibal, Mo. ; Raymond- Wlill- 
tnker, Stewart Anderson, William Clifton, 
Edward Hutchinson. Earl Crnddock, Stewurt 
Bsrnnge, Hoy Clement, Charles Tenance and 
Maud Norton, with levering & Gibson's "Re- 
demption" Co., which opens the season It 
Ihe Davidson Theatre, Milwaukee', Herbert 
O'Connor nnd Murle De Beau, William Stun- 
lord and Daniel Flynn, for stork, at Mnrl- 
netto and Menominee : Miss Gordon Priest, 
Addle Lencre, Mrs. Kate Grlflllh, Frederick 
Lelher and others, with "A Broken 
Heart" Co.*. Adelaide Rockburn, with 
Hie Chase-Lister Co. ; Alice Washburn, 
with "Our New Minister" Co. : Marlon 
Hyde, with "The Stain of Guilt" Co. ; 
Catharine Countess, Sedley Brown and Car- 
rie Clarke Ward, with the Grund Opera 
I louse stock Co., New Orleans ; Herbert E. 
Sears, Laurence Wlillams nnd others, with 
''A Texas Steer" Co. ; Horace Beldon, Louett 
Babcock, John Howe, Harry Fahrney and 
others, with Macauley and Put ton coiu- 

Baoles: Lilllnn Daveu, Jud Williams, W. 
I. Frederick, with Lincoln J. Carter; Minion 
Archer and Lewis Deen, In stock, nt Mont- 
gomery, Ala. ; Eugene Kaluffer, Edith De 
ValmtiKcdii, Madeline Wtnthrop, and fn.l 



made for nn eight weeks' tour, commencing 
nt the Shakespeare, Liverpool, Aug. 8. In 
addition to SIlss Houelcoult. ft Aubrey Smith, 
E. H. Kelly, and ft M. Itallnrrt will have 
pnrts, but the casting of tbe piece is not yet 
complete. Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds, 
Dublin, Belfast, and Glasgow are among the 
towns to be visited, and It Is hoped that a 
WeBt End house may then be secured. Lon- 
don playgoers trUBt that Miss Roitclruult has 
a good play and a good part In which to wel- 
come her again. ' . 
"The Master of the Klng'n Company' Is 
the title of the new drama of tbe Charles 11 
period, chosen by Lewis Waller to follow In 
course of time r 'Mlss Elizabeth's Prisoner," 
nt the Imperial. 

Forbes Robertson's season at the Duke of 
York's came to nn end Inst night. In Sep- 
tember he starts a provincial tour that will 
Ir.st about leu weeks, and then he goes to 
America again. There Is n probability of 
his producing u new play during this pro- 
vincial tour, but nothing Is certain yet 
about if: 

As 1 announced some weeks ago, Messrs. 
Harrison & Maude are to occupy tbe New 
Thnntre during Charles Wyndbnia's absence 
tills Autumn in the United States, nnd while 
i ell a In more or less necessary alterations 
und decorations are being effected at the 
Itaviiiarkei. Mr. Maude's appearance at the 
New will lie in a new study of river side 
life, by W. W. Jacobs, wherein he will rep- 
resent, a bnrgc mosler, who is tbe central 
llgure of the characteristic comedy, which 
Bight be culled "Wnpplng Old Stairs." In 
this connection It Is very pleasaut to be 
able to note that Mrs. .Maude's recovery 
from her recent serious Illness goes on. 
steadily, and that nothing could be more 
encouraging than tbe reports of her health 
rrcelvenf from her seashore cottage, where 
she Is rapidly regaining strength and spirits. 
"Saturday to Moudoy" reached Its one 
hundredth nnd final performance on Friday. 
E. S. Wlllnrd will open the New Kings 
Theatre, Glusgow, Monday, Sept. 12. "The 
Cardinal'' will continue to form the main- 
stay of Mr. Wlllard's repertory durlug his 
Autumn tour, 



The. Harmony Four are, I hear, creating 
it furor at Mr. Ilni-rusford's Purls house, tlie 
Alnnmbra. They have my sincurest con- 
gratulattons. ■ , , 

Speaking of fours, I am reminded that the 
Manhattans are again In town. They were 
injiinctcd last week In Newcastle, where they 
wero billed to play for Mr. Barrasford, but 
an Mr. Moss has contracts with them aud 
apparently values their services, he moved 
the courts to restrain them from plavlng 
at any house but his own. They have bad 
a similar experience Ijo London tbla week 
They were to" nlajr the Middlesex, but Sir, 
Stoll compels them to retain their fresh' 
nets until they nre due to open at his new Co- 
losseum. This barring business Is getting 
lo he a serious matter to performers who 
desire to keep working fifty-two weeks a 
year. 1 wonder would It not be possible to 
avoid It by each net having at least two 
distinct routines of matter. 

Hume, Itoss and Lewis nre playing Die 
Empire, Shepherd's Hush, this week, Thev 
have a very amusing act, which Includes 
sum excellent eccentric dancing by one o( 
the team, and a trombone solo by n lady. 
The Kings are also on this bill and earn 
(rent applause for their fine singing. 

The Empire Palace, Blnulgham, Is tills 
week being visited by Howard nnd St. Clair, 
Pnnteer Brothers, Rachel Lowe, Lalla s.-|. 
hlnl, ahd Wilson HalletL 

Appearing nt the latest Stoll house, the 
Ardwlek Empire, Manchester, are: Donald- 
son Bros, and Ardoll, Seeley und West, Hart 
and Leu, and Belle Davis. Next Monday is 
the opening date, and the above may be re- 
lied upon to make the first week n big success. 

At Hackney Empire, next week, are : Kelly 
and Gillette, Conway and Lelnnd. Juno Sal- 
mo, May Henderson, Cliff Itylanu, the Her- 
ald Comedy Four, and Jlmson's Cirque, seven 
acts out of a total of ten. Later on we mm 
expect to llnd the bills consisting entirely of 
American artistes. 

W. C. Fields still continues his great suc- 
cess over the Moss tour, lie' Is top liner at. 
the Empire Palace, Leeds, next week. 

The Hooper.-, are making n big hit this 
week at Bradford Empire. Carl Hertz, the 
Jackson Family, and the American Comedy 
Four are also going splendidly here. 

Frank and Jen Latona Journey to Swansea 
next week, to fulfill an engagement at the 
Empire. 

Kelly and Ashhy are playing a successful 
provincial tour Just now. On Monday night 
they open nt the Alhamhra, Brighton, being 
billed in large type. 

Fioiiid and Ruge nre topping the bill at 
thn Tlvoll. Harrow-In •Fiirncss, where thev 
are a big attraction. 

Polk und Kolllns are adding to their repu- 
tation In Glasgow Ibis week, at. the Hippo- 
drome. Ednn Mastln Is on the same bill, and 
Is going very good. 

The Young American Quintette nre fea- 
tured at the Hippodrome, Norwich, and from 
ell accounts are making a big success there. 

At the Empire, Newcastle on Tync, the 
Kaufmans nre creating a seusatlou with 
their clever trick 'cycling act. Lee and 
Bentley ere also making a success at this 
house. 

Heba Kniifmnnii, of New Y'ork, novelty tne 
dancer, Is making quite a hit In "The Prince 
of Pilsen," at the Shaftesbury Theatre. 

Mnrba and Verity, writing from Souili 
Africa, wish to be remembered to nil friends. 

, 1 » 
KI.AW & HKLANGUIl'S ANNOUNCE- 
MENTS. 



"Ben Hur" will begin its sixth season Mon- 
day evening, Sept. 5, in Milwaukee. Two 
weeks In ludlunapolls, and oue week In Co- 
lumbus, ()., will follow. 

Kiuw & Erlanger have made another ten 
strike In London In securing the American 
rights to "Sergeant Brue," the musical farce 
that has inuue such a big success at the 
Strand Theatre. It will be seen lu New York 
the coming season. Owen Hall Is the In- 
ventor of the fun, and Mme. Liza Lehraann 
Is the composer of the score. The central 
character, Hergeunt Brue, is a London police- 
man, who lias been 'left a fortune by n scape- 
grace brother, provided the sergeant remains 
on tbe force till he Is promoted to be nn In- 
spector. Thn sergeant's endcuvor to be pro- 
moted, through the arrest of accommodating 
burglars, leans hlnl Into a series of comic 
complications, ■ 

A. M. Palmer's nil star cast revival of 
"The Two Orphans" will begin Kb tour nt 
the Colonial Theatre, Boston, early In Sep- 
tember. Au extended route. Including the 
principal cities, bus been hooked for It. 
Grace George and Sarah Truax will play the 
title roles, Louise and Henriette. James 
O'Neill will play the Chevalier ; Louis James, 
Jacques ; J. E, Dodw.n, Pierre ; Clara Mor- 
ris, Sister Genevieve; Elltu Proctor Otis, 
"•'rocbard ;_Mrs. W. J. Le Moyne, the Coun- 



Edwnrd Compton wants a theatre In town 
w» JB VJH In which to produce a play beurlng tbe title; teas, and Bllou Fei-aandez, Marianne. Oilier 
Rapid" •'waiter Uw™, N'Sram %&*$& ^o-Morrov.-^ This piece first saw light nt members of the cast "..re : 'Jameson Lee Fln- 
Maocl Van Uurcn. with "Out of the Fold" 



Paisley some months ago. UC y, William BeaCh, Thomas Maigbun, liar 

aKm Cnpus. the author of "La Bourse old Howard. Harrison Fowler, Edwin Cald- 

t^ '«.L' EL n«i, \, li™, S on In Vie." w II come to Undon early In the we ||, Lucy Mllllken, Marts Stuart, aud 

Jack Mnlre, Theresa, Dale, . for Human Autumn for the purpose of visiting the prln- Justlue Cutting. The great seenlc cnulo- 

clpnl theatres. ^_ ment utilized at tlie New Amsterdam Tlien- 

The two hundredth performance of "The tre will he used en tour. 

Duke of Klilicrankle," ut tho Criterion Tbe- Tills llrm will oIbo present Uie InBt Lon- 

atre, took place on Wednesday, July 13. don Drury Lone spectacular success, 

A new Iheairlcal enterprise of some pith "Humpty-Dumpty," at the New Amsterdam 

and moment Is Die Otho Ktunrt-Osrnr Ascho ' 



Theresa Dale, for "Human 
Hearts" Co.': Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce, 

for "My Wlfe'B Family" Co Greetings 

come all the wav from London from An'. 
Holt and O. G. Seymour, American vaude- 
ville folk who are "doing the halls" suc- 
cessfully. 



OH II AUSTRALIAN LETTER. 



(FIIOH OUB OWN CORBBBPONDINT). 

Svi.nf.y. June 'SI, 
Walter Snnford has arrived In Sydney to 
make Ihinl nrriiiigenienls for his AnstraUun 
campaign, which is announced to commence 
nt the Lyceum Theatre ou Saturday, July 
it. The actor-manager hns spent the last 
fifteen years In New York, where he hns 
lieeu closely Identified with the production 
of great Drury Lane dramas, besides having 
a large number of the American written 
works entrusted to his rare for presentation 
to the public. 

Tbe Beerbobin Tree Co, season has con- 
cluded In Sydney. Messrs. Mnyncll & Vnrnn 
have now taken over the romlilnntlon from 
Messrs. J. C. Williamson and Tree, and will 
open In Brisbane tonight (Juno 27). 

"The .Marriage of Kitty," after a five 
weeks' run nt tbe Criterion, has concluded. 
nnd on Hnlurday night Hubert II navies' 
new piny, "Cousin Kate," was produced. 

llalgli Jackson, a new baritone from tho 
Carl Koro Opera Co., will appear as Geoffrey 
Cballoner, In "A Country Girl." nt Her Ma- 
jesty's tonight, nud Maud Chetwynd will 
be seen as Mme. Sophie. 

"Cousin Kate" was preceded at the Crit- 
erion, oh. Saturday night, by "Madame But- 
terfly," In which Rose Musgrove appeared ns 
tbe Japanese heroine. 

Mr. Snnford's Initial production In Syd- 
ney will be "Tlie Power of Gold." 

"Mishaps of Mr. Dooiey," with Tom Nnwn 
na Timothy Dooiey, has caught on at the 
Palace. Tho piece is a screamingly funny 
three-art American comedy. 

George Stepheiisou's new musical comedy 
company continues to do excellent business 
nt the Lyceum, where "Tlie Rose of the 
Riviera" Is III the zculili of Its bloom. The 
new songs, especially "Egypt," have caught 
on Immensely. 

The American Travesty Co., brought out 
by Harry James, and comprising thirty-eight 
people, will open nt. the Palace In the mlddlo 
of next month. They will present the bur- 
lesque, "Fiddle-Dee-Dee." The cast will In- 
clude : Kolb and Dill, German comedians ; 
Pnrhev Bernard. Hebrew Impersonator: Win- 
Held lll.ike, comedian and baritone: Maud 
Amber, niexxo prima donna and comedienne : 
Lily Sutherland, souhrette and dancer; Ben 
Hassan, animal man and acrobat.. Richard 
(loodnll will he staqe manager. 
The second prodtictlon In Sydney of the 



Royal Comic Opera Co. will be the musical shortly 



reason to lie given nt the Adelphl, "The Earl 
and the Girl" going on to the Lyric. About 
the middle of September Is now said to be 
fixed for tlie inauguration of the new Adelphl 
management with .1. II. Pagan's pluy, "The 
Prayer of (he Sword." A due company of 
old Bensonlans will mippart Mr. Asche nnd 
his charming wife, Lily Brttyton. 

Herbert Campbell, the famous comedian, 
who Is lying seriously 111 at his home In 
North London, has hud a paralytic seizure. 

Nothing has yet been settled regarding the 
appointment of a manager for the Tlvoll. In 
the meantime Albert Gilmer is looking after 
Hint house nnd the Oxford. 

I am requested by the directors of the 
Palace Theatre (Limited) to contradict, on 
their behalf, the report which has, It seems, 
gained currency to Die effect Dint they have 
acquired a site In the Tottenham Court Road 
fur the purpose Of erecting n music hail. 

F. Hal ton McCnlinh hns left the London, 
Sboreiiiich, after a somewhat brief experi- 
ence as acting manager. " 
Henry Lea's act continues to lie tho big 
feature of the Tlvoll's programme. It has 
nude a big popular success, but more than 
• hat It has made what the French call a 
luivrn d'rHtrinr. The papers are enthusiastic 
IA nralie of Mr. Lee's dramatic power, as 
well as of the faithfulness of his Imitations. 
Vulazzl, a Juggler, with a good style and 
many novelties, Is still featured on the Tlvoll 
bill. 

Whistling Tom Browne and T. Nelson 
Downes stlil share between thera the choice 
time on the Empire hill. 

Snm Elton, buck from his wanderings on 
the continent, opens on Monday, at the Em- 
pire. 

Jesse L. Lanky, mnunger of Herrmann, the 
Great, is In Loudon, nnd Is a constant caller 
nt the Bureau. He Is here partly on busi- 
ness and partly as a vacation trip. 

I have rarely known so few American nets 
to be in London as Is the case this week. 
In all hills, even Including the suburbs, there 
nre hardly a dozen American nets working 
the metropolis just now, nor is It that tbey 
are laying off. for very few familiar faces 
nre to be seen In the usual haunts of the 
"Yanks." 

Radford and Valentine are achieving quite 
a success an the Moss tour. 

1 have hnd a cheery letter from Chtng 
Ling Sac this week. He tells me that lie 
has been this .while back in the provinces 
starring with his own show and incidentally 
adding in his collect lor of Ills Majesty s 
pictures (on gold). He comes to town 



Theatre, In New" York, early In the season. 
They have already Imported all the scenery, 
costumes nnd electrical aad mechanical ef- 
fects used nt the Drury Laoe, and have a 
large corps of stagh carpenters, artists and 
customers at work preparing the production 
for tbe American stage. John J. McNally 
will write an entirely new book, and Fred- 
crick Solomon will provide an original score. 
George Conquest, of Hie Drury Lane The- 
atre, iierlnllst aud singe trap performer, lias 
been engaged for the port of the mysterious 
demon, one of the principal roles. 

Josephine Cohan, formerly of the Four 
Cnhnns. will play the leading female role lu 
"The Rogers Brothers In Paris," tbe coming 
season. 

Mux Hoffman, who conducted the orchestra 
with "The Rogers Brothers In London" last 
season, will continue with thin organization 
as conductor and composer of the entire mu- 
sical score of "Tbe Rogers Brothers lu 
Purls." 

Neva Aymar, comedienne, singer and 
dnncer, who attracted not a little attention 
wllh the Rogers Brothers Inst season, will 
play the role of Colin, the principal boy, lu 
"Mol tier Goose," the coming season. 

Joseph Brooks' production of C. T. Dazey s 
new play, "Home Folk/' It's themo taken 
from James Whltromb Riley's poem of the 
same title, will be presented ot tne New York 
Theatre Christmas Day, after two weeks 
at the Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia. 
Denmnn Thompson's revival of "The Old 
Homestead," nt the New York Theatre, Sept. 
fl, will he made on a very elaborate scale, 
with ft scenic mfignllicence never before at- 
tempted In a play of this class. , This revival 
will mark thn beginning ot Mr. Thompsons 
thiri'eiii consecutive season on the stage. 

".Mother Goose" will open Its second sea- 
son nt (he Olympic Theatre, St. Louis, Sept. 
4. The title role will be played by Joseph 
Hawthorne, who made a remarkable success 
InBt season. Other leading principals of the 
big cant are : Hurry Kelly, William Marort, 
Clifton Crawford. Leila mclntyru, Neva Ay- 
mar, Edith St. Clall', Edith Ilutchlna, Allan 
Ramsay, Walter Stanton, nnd Seymour nnd 
Dawe. Tbe entire organisation will number 
nearly four bundled people. 

The Rogers Brothers will begin their 
seventh season under the direction of Klaw 
A Erlanger, ut the Star Theatre, Buffalo. 
Aug. 2(1. After a week there they will open 
the regular season at the New Amsterdam 
Theatre. New York, Sept. B, They will play 
about four weeks of their New York engage- 
ment nt this theatre, The first or second 
week In October they will dedicate the new 
Liberty Theatre, in which tbey aro Inter* 



DRAMATIC. 



VAUDEVILLE. 



CIRCUS. 




Copyright, 1904, by the Frank Queen Publishing Company (Limited) 



Founded by 
FRANK QUEEN, 1863. 



ISTEW YORK, AUGUST 6, 1904. 



M155 CHpper's 

Anecdotes, Personalities and Comments, 

CONCXBSINQ . 

STAGE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS 



VOLUME Lll-No, 24. 

Price 10 Can re. 



about a young man whoBe experience with 
hlg physician showed that assurance was not 
wanting In his nature. 

After a thorough examination of the pa- 
tfent's condition, the doctor wrote out a pre- 
scription and banded It to him, saying : 

''Here, young man, — take thta every 
hour." 



the paper, then handed It back to the patient, 
who bad been watching him with deep in- 
terest. 

"Wby, Doctor," said he, "bav'nt you spoiled 
the prescription? You have cut out a lot of 
things." 

"Yes, I know," Bald tbe doctor gravely, 
"but tbe drugs I eliminated were for your 



"When was It that beef reached tbe highest 
point?" 

"When 'the cow jumped over the moon'/' 
was Datas' quick answer. . 

"You're so good concerning dates," ex- 
claimed another In tbe audience, "tell me, 
wby didn't my girl keep ber date with me 
yesterday!" 



BT JOSEPHINE ORO. 
.11 * 1 
•'Money talks," la a familiar quotation used 
by a certain manager wbo baa been unusually 
successful, and who, though he started with 
nothing, has amassed a small fortune at bis 
profession. - He Is a man wbo delights In an 
ostentatious display of bis means, while 
under different conditions be la as quick to 
bide the fact that fortune has smiled upon 
him. 

An amusing instance Illustrating both sides 
of his character was related by an acquaint- 
ance of bis wbo had "gone broke" In tbe 
West, and who hap- 
pened not long ago to 
meet 'him one day on 
Broadway. After greet- 
ings bad been ex- 
changed, tbe moneyed 
manager, Indicating a 
high priced haberdash- 
ery in front of which 
they bad been stand- 
ing, said: 

"Come on in here 
with me, I've got to 
buy a few things." yw ( 

After ostentatiously ' 

giving an order Includ- 
ing several sets, of silk 
underwear, expensive 
hosiery, neckwear, and 
other things to corres- 
pond, he turned to the 
old acquaintance and 
said: 

"Have a necktie on 
me, will you?" The arti- 
cle being duly selected, 
the purse proud mana- 
ger took from his pocket 
a roll of yellow backed 
bills, and stripping from 
It one of high denom- 
ination, threw It care- 
lessly upon the counter 
as If It were so much 
worthless paper. 

This prosperous air 
however, disappeared a 
moment later. As tbe 
two gentlemen emerged 
from the shop, a less 
fortunate professional 
brother In seedy attire, 
accosted the moneyed 
manager and whispered 
a request that evidently 
concerned n loan. 

'Til divide with 
you," said the manager 
reaching far down Into 
a pocket and slowly drawing to view a tiny 
roll which proved to be two one-dollar bills 
"you know how bad business haa been, and 
I've suffered with the others. Here's a dol- 
lar I can let you have." 

Turning to bis friend who was regarding 
him somewhat qalzlcally after tbe other bud 
departed, the manager laughingly offered this 
explanation. . 

"Money, talks, you know,— the big roll 
would have talked too loud, so I keep a small 
roll for just such cases." 

9- 

Wllllam I«e lleehan, a popular young Bal- 
timore actor, by his quick thought turned a 
big laugh that bad been directed to him upon 
the person who caused it. 

The Incident happened during a perform- 
ance In which Mary Chadwlck, bis leading 
woman, was dividing honors and popularity 
with him. At the close of the second act, 
after much applause, they were called before 
tbe curtain, when a young man In the front 
row banded Miss Chadwlck a large bouquet of 
roses, then, presumably as a joke, he prof- 
ferred to Mr. Meeban a bunch of soup herbs 
and greens. There was loud laughter among 
the audience as tbe young actor received tbe 
unusual offering and proceeded to pin It upon 
bis coat lapel, with apparently as much ap- 
preciation aa It It had been a rose Instead. 
As soon as the merriment bad partially sub- 
sided, however, Meeban approached the foot- 
lights, and leaning toward the young man 
who bad brought forth the laugh at the act- 
or's expense, he tamed It upon him, saying: 

"tJh, by the way,— how Is your mother 
going to manage without these for your soup 
tonight?" 

9 
Charles C. fioblnson, the author of "The 
Banker's 'Clerk;" tells the following atory 




three relays of six or seven at a time. Aa 
the men bad arrived late and hungry, It took, 
In the words of McKenna, "considerable time 
to Oil the boys up," One of them, at tbe last 
table, noting that tbe landlady looked flurried 
and weary after cooking for and waiting on 
three tables full of hungry men, said sym- 
pathlilngly: 

"A big rush like this, Madam, must keep 
you pretty busy," 

"Oh, that's nothing," alio exclaimed, I'm 
used to this. We bavo all the theatrical com- 
panies stopping here. I had a big compnby of 
twenty 11 vo hero about two weeks ago." 

Aa no tbeatrlcal company of that slss plays 
small places like Sag Harbor, especially In 
Bummer time, the listeners were much myatl' 
fled. . Finally, one of them asked: 

"Can yau remember the name of the 
company, Madam?" 

"Why, yes," she answered readily, "there 
were twenty-five linemen from tbe Telephone 
Company." 

«■» 

AN 1> KIHl MA I- CAM. 



"Thanks, Doctor," said the patient, "what's 
yonr fee?" 

"Two dollars," was tbe anawer. 

"Ahem I" hesitated the young man, 
"couldn't you trust me for the amount till 
Saturday night when I'll get my salary?" 

"Certainly," was tbe genial reply. 

"How much will It cost to get this pre- 
scription filled?" was the next question. 

"Ob, I should say, about two dollars," re- 
plied tbe physician. 

"I havn't the price about me," said the 
yonth, "Bay Doctor, you know who I am, — 
couldn't you lend me tbe two to pay for the 
medicine." 

"Certainly," was tbe reply, "but wait a 
moment, — let me have the prescription." 

After looking It over carefully, the physi- 
cian drew his pen through about three-fourths 
of tbe number of drugs he had written on 



nerve, — I'm now convinced that you don't 
need anything for that." 

9 

"Datas," the young Englishman of phe- 
nominal memory for dates, has made a re- 
markable bit at the New York Theatre roof 
garden entertainment, His rapid and correct 
replies to the scores of questions put to him 
by people In tbe audience are a source of 
amazement to bis listeners. At bis very 
tongue's end be has the date of every Import- 
ant recorded historical event, concerning all 
countries and times. 

Interspersed among replies of a serious 
sort, Datas occasionally causes a laugh by a 
humorons anawer. Tbe other night, apropot 
of tbe present' butchers' strike that occupies 
so much space In tbe papers, and anxiety 
among consumers, a young man put to Datas 
a question concerning, the. price of meat,. 



"Ob," said Datas quickly, "that was a 
promise, not a date." 

* 

Tom McKenna writes of tbe combination 
minstrel company, organized for a Summer 
tour of pleasure, likewise profit,— that tbe 
jolly band of men comprising It are having 
tbelr share of trials during their engagements 
through tbe small towns of Long Island. 

As most of tbe hotels are filled with Sum- 
mer guests,- It la almost an Impossibility to 
get acommodatlons for tbe company. The 
proprietors show no desire to cater to the 
needs of show people, especially as tbe time 
Is for a dsy only. 

At Sag Harbor a boarding place was se- 
cured where the entire company of about 
twenty were to be eared for. Tbe landlady's 
dining room being of small dimensions, she 
arranged that the company should lunch In 



That a certain degree 
of formality Is doslrable 
Is suggested by the fol- 
lowing amusing story of 
a neighborly call : 

"flood evening," snld 
tlio elderly woman, up- 
proaclilng the steps. "I 
Heo you aro enjoying 
tlio fresh air. It's a 
luxury to be able to sit 
outside again, Isn't It?" 
"It Is pleasant," re- 
sponded the woman 
who was sitting on thni 
porch. 

"I don't believe yu\i 
know me. I am Mrs. 
iluxter, your neighbor, 
two doors off. No, 
don't got up. I'll just 
Hit down hero beside 
you. Don't say a word 
now. I have Intended 
to call ever since yau 
moved In, but yau 
know how It ls>. There's 
always something, And 
when I saw you come 
out and sit down I said 
to tny husband, .'I'm 
Just going to run over 
at once. If she thinks 
It Informal I don't 
mind, because I am In- 
formal. I always was.' 
And lio just laughed 
and told me to go ahead. 
He says he thinks; bo 
met your husband some 
years ago. now do you 
like your house? You 
needn't tell me, though, 
for I suppose you've 
hardly got used to It 
yot, and It's so discouraging getting set- 
tled; and then I saw Mrs. Thomas, your 
next door neighbor on the other side, 
a day or two ago, and sjhe tells me that 
you've been having awful trouble getting a 
servant You needn't say anything, I know 
exactly what It Is. I don't know what lbs 
girls are coming to, They don't seem to 
want to work, and they're most of them 
worthless when yon do get one. I've bad 
more — — " 

The other woman bad twice made a move- 
ment aa If to rise, but had been prevented 
by tbe detaining band of the Informal caller. 
Tbla time, however, she got up, 

"If you're wanting to aee Mrs. Gage, 
ma'am, you'll have to call again, for she's 
gone to the tbeayter, and won't be back till 
late," she said, with cold dignity. "I ain't 
Mrs. Gage, myself. I'm the cook." — Til-Diti. 

NOT AW ILLOGICAL CONCLUSION. 

An enterprising clothing merchant bad 
advertised on every board fence la bin 
neighborhood : "Unsurpassed Clothing. Money 
Back Without Argument," This la what re- 
cently occurred : 

"I was here a year ago and bought a suit 
of clothes. They are about worn out." 

"Yes," replied tbe merchant very affably. 

"And now I've com* to get my money 
without argument," . 

"Get your money back?" 

"Yes." 

"Didn't you wear the suit a whole year? 
What do you want your money back for." 

"To get another tuit of clothe:"— X, Y., 
Z.,<n Llpplnoott't Magazine. 
«»♦ 
Convinced. 

"Jones froxe bis ears tbls morning." 
"Howr 

"Looking at the. thermometer to find out 
bow cold It was/V— Detroit Free Preu. • 



534 



THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 



August g. 



UMletille and minstrel. 

Mb. and Mm. Al 0. Bbltosd write : "We 
are meeting with success on tbe I'sctflc 
coait. Tbe preaa credit ui with baring one 
of tbe moat original sketches seen out tbla 
way. We will dIbt Beat In December and 
open at Ton/ Pastor's. Our new act, Tbe 
Irlab Politician,' la a winner." 

Bibnb and Wist bare reaamed work after 
two weeks' rest. They were recently at 
Bergen Beach, N. Y. 

M. C. Biu, trick 'cjcllst, reports meet- 
ing with ancceaa with tbe John Roblnaon 
Circus. He baa signed a fort/ weeka' con- 
tract with "A Country Kid* Co., which 
opena at Mount Clemens, Mich., Aug. 15. 

Burnt and Abado, after playing elgbt 
weeka of parka, bare Joined tbe Howard- 
Dorset Co., to 00 their specialties and play 
aoubrette and comedy roles, reapectlrely. 

Waldo Wmrrn reports meeting with big 
success In bla tramp specialty on tbe J. J. 
Vlynn circuit 

Vaidahan ia meeting with success In 
Seattle, Wash. In addition to his imperson- 
al. on. act, he la singing Illustrated songs 
and manages the stage at the Empire Thea- 
tre, that city. 

Mat and Miles are playing the parka 
in and around St. Louis, and taking In the 
fair. They open on ths Crystal and Grau- 
raan circuits In September, and are booked 
up orer tbe Western circuits until April, 
1006. A. 0. May, of tbe team, while play- 
ing Weast's Theatre, Peoria, ill., recently, 
was made a member of the F, 0. Eagles, 
No. 265. 

. Milvilli and Aziixa write: "Our new 
act, 'Jack the Hugger,' met with a pleasing 
reception at Wolf Lake Caalno, Jackson, 
Mich., recently. We recelred twenty-one 
•nawers to our recent ad In Tnr Clifpbb, 
but will take a much needed rest at our 
cottage In Buffalo before resuming work." 

Conwat and Killbbn are engaged as a 
special feature to produce comedy on tbe 
Wilton New England park circuit for alz 
weeks. They state that they are making a 
big success. 

Tan Musical Johnstons, xvlophonlsts, 
hare been engaged by Harry Rlckarda for 
his circuit of Australian theatres for an 
indefinite period, opening In Melbourne on 
July IB. 

Cuba. Mobak and Jimmt Ring hare 
changed their professional names, and will 
be known hereafter aa Ring and Williams. 
- Tax Fanza Bbothbbs opened • special 
engagement at Ourernator'a Theatre, At- 
lantic City, N. J., July 25. 

Jbkomb and Edwabds, norelty equilibrists, 
report meeting with success playing 
dates with their new act. They were last 
week at tbe Crystal Park, Bt Joseph, Mo. 

The Datton Bistbhs are laying off at 
Kansas City, Mo., after a successful tour 
of tbe West- Tbey will open on the Crystal 
circuit In September. 

Ali, Hdntib and Ali will present their 
comedy acrobatic act, wblcb has been suc- 
cessful tbe past season, wltb Pbll Sheridan's 
Big City Sports for coming season. They 
will close with the Jabour Amusement Co., 
In Rochester, N. V., Aug. 0. 

Thb Quin.v Tbio recently closed a twenty- 
two weeka' engagement orer tbe Lubelskl, 
Orauman and Mose Goldsmith circuits. They 
opened at Butte, Mont., at the Family Thea- 
tre, week of July 25, with a return engage- 
ment orer the Lubelskl circuit to follow. 
They are also booked to open on the Ell 
circuit In California, in October. The act 
has met with success In the West 

Andi Roberts writes: "I hare dlssolred 
partnership with Bill Ralston, and am now 
working alone, doing my singing, talking 
and dancing act, and doing well." 

Thb Two Jinabos hare recently closed 
ten weeks with Knight's Circus, and are at 
present playing parks. They played Fountain 
Park, Plana, 0., with Columbus, 0. : Peoria, 
11L ; Chicago, Milwaukee. Oahkoab, Wis., and 
other good work In the Northwest to follow. 
They were at Mrs. Jenaro's borne In German- 
town, 0., for tbe past two weeks, and report 
that they hare been very successful this 
season. 

QBAcrs and Reynolds were last week at 
the Lafayette Theatre, Buffalo, N. Y.. and 
spent the week at the home of their friends, 
Ritchie and Ritchie. 

La Claib and Wbbt, who are on the Crys- 
tal circuit, state tbat tbelr act la a big suc- 
cess. While playing the Crystal Theatre, 
Denver, Colo., week of July 11, tbey wero 

flven sixteen more weeks, which books them 
o the coast. After finishing tbat engagement 
they will play tbe Lang circuit Tbey are 
booked solid well into next year. 

Bdwabd Vinton, baritone vocalist and 
song Illustrator, la In bis eighth week at 
Lake Manawa, Omaha, Neb., where he la 
booked for tbe Summer season, after which 
be will put out bis big motion picture show, 
carrying bis own plant, all special llthos 
and seven first class acta. The company 
will play all the Iowa fairs and the Omaha 
street carnival. 

Bulk Veola returned to this country 
July 23, and will begin rehearsals Aug. 1, 
with Hurtlg A Seaman's Bowery Burlesquera. 
It will be her third season with this firm 
aud her second wltb the Bowery Burlesquers. 

The Lavarnib Bistbrs closed a success- 
ful two weeks' engagement at tbe Berliner 
Gardens, Sheboygan, Wis.. July 24. Man- 
ager Brugord has given them an early re- 
turn engagement 

Ed. Zbbkbth, manager of DobblnB' Thea- 
tre, Schenectady, N. l'., writes : "We aro 
sticking to vaudeville and doing well. This 
Is the sixth week of tbe house and business 
Is on tbe Increase. Cbaa. Janks, musical di- 
rector, is at his post here, ana this Is his 
sixth week. I bare taken tbe management. 
Chas. Travis la stage manager, Wm. vale Is 
treasurer, and Wm, E. Dobbins, proprietor. 
The place Is fast becoming popular." 

Chablib Wilkbns writes : ''Ford and Wil- 
tons hare dlssolred partnership, and I am 
doing my rag time dancing. Including my 
own Imitation of 'Eta Bafa Dill' talk. I am 
working bones w'tb Lew Dockstader's Min- 
strels and hare signed for the coming sea- 
son." 

V-iut.l Whitbbidrb, who, wltb Turner's 
Picks, Is touring Australia under Harry Rlck- 
ard'a management, opened ber season In Syd- 
ney and reports making a tremendous success. 
The two pickaninnies are somewhat of a nov- 
elty there and the work of Miss Whltesldea 
has won the Australians. 

Oestrum Fobtbb reports that she bss 
scored a fresh success and has been re- 
engaged at Le Moulin Rouge, Delmar Gar- 
den, St Louis, In her Danse du Radium. 

Ten Sorakbr Bbothbbs, soft and wooden 
shoe dancers, with Marlon A Pearl's Min- 
strels, Inform us that they are meeting with 
big success. They hare six more weeks on 
the Melville circuit, and will then play 
vaudeville dates. 

Tbb Godkin Tbio, sfter closing a success- 
ful nine weeks' engagement at tbe Metropoli- 
tan Theatre, Tampa. Fla., will open at Per- 
elca'e New Garen Theatre, Memphis, Tenn., 
Aug. 8. 

The La Moines played tbe Temple Thea- 
tre, Detroit, week before last, and were last 
week at Shea'a Garden Theatre, Buffalo. 

Tub Qaspabo Brothers write: "Every- 
thing Is now complete for tbe opening of 
our own company, which Is booked solid for 
forty-two weeks, In tbe best one, three night 
nnd week stands All fireproof scenery will 
be carried. The show will make Its New 
York visit week of Oct. 81. Thirty-two 
styles of special paper are now ready, all 
very original In design. Twenty-three people 
will be with the show." 

Tbb Twin Sisters Da Vbau played Paa- 
tor'a Theatre week of July 25, and report 
making a success. This week tbey are piny. 
Ing their third return engagement at Ernes 
Casino, North Beach, N. Y. 



Habbt Z. Aubtin writes: "I bare Joined 
banda wltb Harry La Mack. We played 
Druid's Pike, Indianapolis, for two weeks, 
beginning July 20, with Madison, Wis., to 
follow. We were the feature at Indian- 
apolis and hare a return date there in Sep- 
tember. We are booked solid until Nor. 18." 

Dotlb and Whabton, who were last week 
st the Crystal, Milwaukee, report meeting 
with gratifying success. They bare Gslea- 
Burg, III.: Michigan City, Ind., and Grand 
Rapids, Mich., to follow. 

Bbyant and Savilli hare been engaged 
for the Bummer season of 1905-1909 by 
Frank Melville, to supply his circuit of 

Krks with a big minstrel ahow, carrying a 
nd and orchestra. 

Steihbbt and Thomas, German comedy 
sketch performers, report grest success with 
their set They are playing at present time 
In parks, but will leave during the latter pert 
of August for the West, to play the Kohl A 
Castle circuit. 

Thb Great Mabinbllab, ring experts, are 
booked up solid until April, 1005. They will 
introduce some new tricks next season. 

Thb Grbat Mahttnne closed with the 
Albert Taylor Stock Co, In Dallas, Tex., 
on July 22, and opened with North Bros.' 
Comedians, No. 1, At Qulncy, III.. July 24. 
His spectacular dances are to be a leading 
rauderllle feature with the company, which 
la booked solid in cities only. 

Adam I and Edwards report that they have 
Jnst finished eight weeks on Jake Wells' cir- 
cuit of Southern parks, after which they 
Joined the Helsman Stock Co., at Montgom- 
ery, Ala. to do their specialty between the 
acts. Week of July 25 tbey topped the bill 
at Glendale Park, Nashville, Tenn. During 
August they will do tbelr specialty with the 
Edsall-Winthrope Stock Co., and will con- 
tinue on the road with this company for 
forty-eight weeka 

Billy Miller writes, under date of July 
22: "I am now on the three L circuit, 
and am doing fine. This Is my eighth week. 
I opened at tbe Lyceum Theatre, San Fran- 
cisco, Cat, July 26." 



Notts bbom Habbt Woodwabd's Vaotb- 
nixs Co.— We hsve been plsylng the State 
of Maine for the past eleven weeks, under 
canvas, to very large business. We nave 
played tbe same section for the past ten 
years. The attraction la well known to the 
people, and we are always sure of a wel- 
come greeting. This season's business baa 
been thus fsr the best ever done hy this 
company. We have a small company, ana 
plsy the fair and small sized towns. In 
fact this 8ummer we hare been working 
many towns tbat did not bare opera houses 
or halls, and a tent show was a decided 
norelty. The natlTea drlre in for miles 
around. The atar feature of this popular 
attraction Is Dollle C Woodwsrd. In her 
electric snd norelty dsnelng. Ths olograph, 
with all of the latest Pictures, Is also a 
rery pleasing feature. Jlmmle Welch. Dutch 
snd Irish eomedlsn, Is well appreciated, and 
the Zellos. Jugglers, acrobats and maglc'ans, 
are decidedly clever: Hsrry Woodward, 
versatile comedian. Is slways a favorite. Tbe 
complete roster of the company Is : Harry 
Woodward. Dollle C. Woodward, Fred and 
Battle Zello. Jamea Caldwell, Will E. Bur- 
rlll, and Bob Caldwell, boss canvasman. We 
have been playing towns off the railroad 
for several weeks, but Thb Clippbb Is al- 
ways a pleasant weekly visitor. 

Della Sheldon bas closed with the La- 
fayette Theatre Summer Stock Co, at Buf- 
falo, N. Y, where she hss been all Summer, 
and where, during the last week of her en- 
gagement she appeared in the leading aou- 
brette role, Daisy Hay, In Harry Montague s 
"Darling Daisy/ In which she acquitted her- 
self creditably. She has algned for the com- 
ing sesson with Ssm Devere's Own Co. 
Among ber souvenirs of Buffalo is a little 
spaniel, which she named "Snow BalL ■ 

Mllb. Alinb writes from Bt Louis: I 
am about to close a season of fifteen con- 
tinuous weeks in the Summer parks, and 
have met with success everywhere. I have 
signed wltb the Great Lafayette for tbe com- 
ing season, and may play a European en- 
gagement In 1906. " 




Eclipse Stock Co. Notes : In spite of all 

the a^mj&mm, '^"J^lS. « 
Oklahoma, and neltbsr mall nor trains, we 
ilnaged^o move by degrees snd got our 
SmaTshare of goocf bwKnesB, Ws played 
Bartlesvllle four days, returning three ' »«"» 
later for the Fourth of Jury teTesjmlflSR, _W> 
were compelled, on acount of the $««• ° B 
Katy Bosil being down, to WW twelve 
dais, showing eleven out of twelve in rue 
rsfn. to big business. The same koslness 
prevailed on onr return to Cleveland, Okla.. 
ind I Tulsa, Ind. Terr. We are now headed 
back Into Arkansas for two weeks, when we 
etart for Texas and the coast Prof , W. B. 
Coffey and wife, who spent part of Marat 
the World's Fair, and who have since been 
st tbelr Summer borne at Spencer Ind.. re- 
join the company at Fort Smith, Ark. Every- 
Qy le well an/ happy. The man In the tan 
shoes walks regularly, and Thb Old Reli- 
able Is as we come as our three meals a Qay. 

— J. Martlno writes : "My big production 
of 'A Struggle for Gold,' the great Western 
Play by the well known actor and author, 
W. B. Patton, will be presented for forty- 
three weeks, commencing Aug. 29, In fc-sst- 
ern snd Central States. Tbe play will be 
staged with everything necessary to make 
It complete In every detail. A splendid cast 
has been engaged and two big European acta 
are also to appear between «ct» secondand 
third. A great variety of apeclal lithograph 
paper will be used to bill the attraction. 
rehearsals start Aug 15." 

— Chas. F. Edwards has returned to ths 
dty, and Is looking sfter the affairs of his 
"Black Crook" Co., which will be a «I>ecta. 
cular extravaganza. Rehearsals will begin 
in New York on Aug. 16. . 

— "The Little Princess," by Mrs. Frances 
Hodgson Burnett which won favor UBt Bee- 
son under tbe management of Cbarlea B. Dil- 
lingham, will be seen again tis coming sea- 
son under the direction of William Wood. 
Mr. Wood Is the business manager of the 
Broadway Theatre, New York, and he has 
completed all arrangements with Mr. Dilling- 
ham for the rights of this play, which will 
open Its sesson at Asbury Park, N. J., Aug. 
22. Tbe title role will be assumed by Leonle 
Dannon, who was a member of the original 
New York east The company to support Miss 
Darmon will be a capable one In every way, 
a number of the original cast being retained. 

— Mr. and Mrs. Starr L. Plxlej (Mamie 
Lincoln) have returned to New York after 
spending the early Summer at Exposition 
Park Conneaut Lake, Pa. 

■M. C. Anderson, tbe Cincinnati mana- 



ger, bas obtained from Henry W. Savage the 
road rights of "King Dodo,' r for the coming 
season. Mr Anderson hss also purchased 



THB LEFFEL TRIO. LWHsWMVI 

This trio of performers present an act which Is at once clerer and pleasing, and the 
success which has crowced their efforts Is well earned. Their work Is excellent, and their 
act la well put on, tbe apparatus being attractive and tbe scenery (they carry three drops 
with the act) appropriate. 



Walter Stock, minstrel, has been engaged 
for the coming season with tbe Christy Bros.' 
Famous Minstrels, as principal comedian and 
stage manager. Mr. Stock is at present with 
Qus Sun's Minstrels. 

Carl Sanderson has signed for the com- 
ing season with Qaspard Bros.' Own Com- 
pany, as a special feature. He will introduce 
some new ideas in his act 

Rooks Imhof, Hugh L. Conn and Su- 
bankb Cobinnb played the Chicago Opera 
House, week of July 18, tbelr last date In 
this country until June, 1007. They reopen 
for their second season wltb Manchester A 
Hills Vanity Fair Co. Aug. 20, and after 
closing wltb tbla company will sail for Eng- 
land, where they are to play an extended 
engagement for the Cadle Bros. 

Notes fbom Fields A Hanson's Min- 
strels. — We will close our Summer sea- 
son at Mlddletown, Ct, week of Aug. 1. 
Harry L. Hanson and wife, and wife's moth- 
er, Mrs. Frank Heatings, will go Immediate- 
ly to Los Angeles, Cat., for a few weeka' 
vacation ; Cunningham and Blaln go to New 
York City, John F. Fields to Belleville, N. 
J.; Geo. Donaldson to Truro, N. 8. ; Bert 
La Rose to Portland, Me. ; Wm. Matthews, 
to Lawrence, Mass. ; John Burns and Joe 
Conway to Boston, and Wllllard Bean to 
Providence, R. I. We have played to crowd- 
ed housea all Bummer. 

Thb Peerless Potters, who opened June 
23 as the leading added attraction with 
Pain's fireworks at Manhattan Beach, hare 
made such a pronounced success that they 
bare been engaged for tbe entire season. 

Richabd A. wild was a Clippeb caller 
July 28. Mr. Wild's appearance was a di- 
rect contradiction of the notice published 
In these columns In a recent Issue announc- 
ing bis death In Buffalo, N. Y. When he 
called at this office be stated that he had 
been rery 111 In that city for sereral weeks, 
and be attributed the report of his death 
to this fact Mr. Wild has entirely re- 
covered bis health, and Is this week ap- 
pearing at Tony Pastor's Theatre, In con- 
junction with Mr. and Mrs. Buckley. 

Berenice Breazealb, violinist after seven 
years as orchestra directress, bas gone Into 
vaudeville. She has Joined hands with Cara 
Klllanl, a vocalist, and tbey are appearing la 
a musical sketch, entitled "The Minstrel and 
the Maid," In which Miss Breaseale assumes 
the role of the minstrel. The act was staged 
by Mattle Keens. 



morldof Players, 

— The following people have been en- 
gaged by Mayer A Grasbelm, for "A Doc- 
tors Crime" Co.: Chas. F. Gotthold, Geo. 
D. Parker. Earle Western, E. A. St Clair, 
John J. Owens, C. P. Ferry, Walter Wahl, 
Herman Fields, Sid Prior, Loratne Dreux, 
Gertrude Buyl, Ann Molles, Jane Tyrell, 
Charles T. Collins, business manager; Leon 
Msyer. manager. 

— The following engagements were made 
by Henry W. Savage last week: Grace Orr 
Myers, for Lutie, In "Peggy from Paris;" 
Nellie V. Nichols, for Chlqulta, In "The But- 
ton of Sulu," and Joseph M. Ratllff, for 
Leopold, In "The Yankee Consul." 

— McEnroe and La Porte have been spend- 
ing the Summer at Southbrldge, Mass. They 
hare algned for the coming season with the 
Irene Myers Co., for comedy and soubrettea, 
respectively, and to Introduce their various 
singing and dancing specialties. 

— " 'Wsy Out West," a military drama, 
with scenes laid In tbe Indian Territory, 
w'lt be produced In Faribault Minn., Aug. 
29, under the management of Mort Sanford. 
The play Is from tbe pen of Ferdinand Gra- 
ham, and will be used as a reblcle to feature 
Grace Hull, who Is spending the Summer 
with her mother at Minneapolis, Minn. Mort 
Sanford has engaged Jamea E. Sprott as 
press representative and business manager 
for the tour. 

— Tbe English rights of "The Snow Man," 
tbe popular comedietta, which is being pre- 
sented by John W. Mitchell and Grace Her- 
ri: t, at Proctor's Owenty-thlrd Street The- 
atre this week, have been sold by the au- 
thoress, Mrs. Fanny Locke MacKensle, of 
Chicago, to Douglas Caroler, formerly with 
William Collier, In "On the Quiet" Mr. Carn- 
ley Intends to present this little play through- 
out Great Britain with his wife. 

— M. W. Bale, after a six weeks' engage- 
ment through the East, bss been engaged by 
Forrester A Mlttcnthal for next season, to 
support Florence Bindley. 

— Henry Alexander, now playing the char- 
acters and old men with the Psxtang stock 
at Uarrlaburg, Pa, will close wltb that or- 

8 animation Aug. 6, and open with tbe Bow- 
oln Square Theatre Stock, Boston, Aug. 15. 

— Henkln and Henkln hare assumed con- 
trol of the Opera House at Elk Point, 8. D. 



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from Mr. Savage the original scenery, pro- 
perties snd costumes, and will begin the road 
tour at Atlantic City on Sept S. David 
Traltel haa been engaged to direct tbe tour. 

— Corlnne Bunkel, formerly of the Breton- 
Runkel Trio, will bead her own company the 
coming season. The company will be known 
as the Corlnne Bunkel Stock Co. 

— Notes frow Rowland A Clifford's Enter- 
prises: With one or two exceptions all the 
casts for tbe various companies controlled 
by this Arm hare been filled, and rehearsals 
will shortly commence. Gus Neavllle, of 
tbe original cast In "Over Niagara Falls," 
will again be with the company to assume 
charge of the stage and play the character 
of Starlight the Indian. John Barrett has 
been retained to manage the Western "Orer 
Niagara Falls" Co., Frank Healy going in 
advance. Elmer W. Griffith goes in ad- 
vance of the Eastern company, with Ed. W. 
Rowland handling the show back. Mr. 
Rowland bas been elected president of the 
National Theatrical Protective Association, 
with headquarters at Chicago, and an elab- 
orate social was held last week, numerous 
vaudeville performers from tbe various the- 
atres participating. The working models 
for the new play, "The Downward Path," 
bare been received, and come up to expecta- 
tions In every particular. 

— J. W. West, general agent of the Eclipse 
Stock Co., writes : "While In Bartlesvllle, Ind. 
Ter., tbe first time, I was voted and ballotted 
on, and on July 1— our return there — I was 
Initiated into the fraternal order of Eagles, 
Aerie 610. Bartlesvllle, Ind. Ter., after which 
a banquet waa given in my honor. I was 
tbe first theatrical man to Join Aerie No. 640. 
which has one hundred and eighty-seven 
members, and it only nine months old." 

— Addle Knapp la spending her vacation 
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parker, at their 
home in Worcester, Mass. 

— Jed Carlton, who has managed "Was 
She to Blame?" Co. tbe past two seasons, 
bos purchased the right for the coming sea- 
son from tbe author, J. G. Stuttz, for North 
and South Dakota, Kansas, lows, Nebraska, 
Wisconsin, and the northern part of Mis- 
souri. Abben Welch and wife (Olive Spen- 
cer) have signed with Mr. Statu' Southern 
Co. for the coming season, and Raymond 
Leary will be advance business manager. Mr. 
and Mrs Stutts are enjoying the sea breeze 
at Galveston, Tex. 

— J. Norman De Vaul has been HI since 
May 28, and waa compelled to cancel his 
engagement for the rest of the Summer. He 
is now about again, and has signed with 
Wight A Kulp's Stock Co. tor the coming 
season. 

— The following people have been en- 
gaged by Mayer A Grashelm, for "Her Mad 
Marriage" Co. : Brlnalev Shaw, Rowland G. 
Edwards, Wlllard Lee Hall, Leon Mayo. Le 
Roy E. Sumner, Arthur Sullivan, William 
Nelllgan, Lester Tingle, Dan Brennan, Mu- 
riel Starr, Elyslan Holmes, Mary MacDon- 
ald, Ida Lawrence, Will C. Elmeudorf, busi- 
ness manager : Joseph Grasbelm, manager. 

— Eleanor Bobaon sailed for Europe last 
week. She will appear In "Merely Mary 
Ann" at the Duke of York's Theatre, In 
London, early In September. 

— Robert Goodman haa been engaged by 
M. B. Raymond to play Llent Denton, In 
"Arliona," for the coming season. Mr. 
Goodman Is spending the Summer at Cape 
Elizabeth, near Portland. Me., and will re- 
turn to New York for rehearsals early in 
August. 

— Ezra Kendall, In his new play, 
"Weatherbeaten Benson," will be supported 
by the following plavers : William A. Hack- 
ett, Harry Hanlon, Thurlow Bergen, Joseph 
Slayter, Lottie Linthlcum. Ethel Brandon, 
Edith Taliaferro, Zelie Davenport, Laura 
Almosnlno, and Lucille La Verne. 

— Harry Alnley, Maud Adams' leading 
man of the past season, and Suzanne Shel- 
don sailed last week to Join Charles Froh- 
man's Duke of York's Theatre Co., London, 
Eng. 

— Will H. 8tarkey and 'Roland Hill are 
spending the Summer sketching In the moun- 
tains of Western Pennsylvania. 

— The Du Berg Comedy Co. (W. C. Con- 
nors, manager} will close its Summer season 
of twenty weeks at 8tonlugton, Me, July SO. 
The season Is reported as having been very 
successful, . and the company gave excellent 
satisfaction everywhere. The territory cov- 
ered was Maine and tbe Canadian provinces. 
All the members of the company have se- 
cured good engagements for the coming regu- 
lar season. 

— Bob and Ona Demo rest write: "For the 
past twelve weeks we hare been taking a 
much needed rest at our Summer home at 
Starke, Fla., where we recently purchased a 
beautiful home and forty acres of strawberry 
land. The doors are always open to the 

Srofeaslon. We rejoin Hard, the magician, 
ept 1, doing oar musical act under the 
management of the new Dixie Lyceum Bu- 
reau.- Blooch Is still a succesa" 

— Chas. Helston closed with the Chas. T. 
Kales Co, to go to Cape May, N. J., and 
manage the Iroa Pier there. People there 
laat week were : The Great Ackers, Georgia 
Huntington, Kelly and Molr, Helston, Baby 
Menerrla, John Devoy, Capital City Trio, 
and the ritagraph. Business la reported u 
good. 



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6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6 

Devoted to Retard Eotcrtalnmrat. 
Proctor's Bth Art. Theatre, Proctor'. 
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Proctor's Newark Theatre, Proctor'a 
Albany Theatre. 

PROCTOR'S STOCK 00. 

P reienting Best Plays. 
WANTED. BEST ACTS IN 

VAUDEVILLE. 

If you do not receive • reply, it nay be 
because the time Is Oiled ; you are therefore 
advised to write again In four weeks. Do 
NOT enclose stamp for reply. 'a. 

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: ,■«■. 

plots of acta; complete "prop" Hits; if can 
open and close In one ; EXACT time of acts, 
and of "close In;" billing for newspapers 
•nd programmes ; and CLEAN PHOTO- 
GRAPHS for LOBBIES TWO WEEK 8 In 
ADVANCE OP OPENING DATE AT EACH 
HOUSE, addressing- RESIDENT MANAGER. 
FAILURE TO COMPLY with these IN- 
STRUCT10N8 WILL SUBJECT ARTISTS 
to tbe BISK OP CANCELLATION. VAUDE- 
VILLE REHEARSALS MONDAYS, » A U., 
SHARP. 

Playwrights, Authors and Play Agents, 
Vaudeville Artists and Players, address 

J. AUSTIN FYNES, General Manager, 

FIFTH AVE. THEATRE, N. T. C ITY. 



SPECIAL NOTICE. 



THE 



New Prospect Theatre, 

CLEVELAND, Ohio, 

Has been added to the Keith Circuit, and 

will hereafter be knew n as the 

Keith Theatre, 

AMD OPEMBD BARLT Dl 8E PTEIBXR. 

For time at this lionse. In conjunction with the 
balance of the Keith Circuit, address all corutnu- 
nlcailona to 8. K. HOOD BON, 

Keith's Union Square Theatre, or 
VAUDEVILLE MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION, 
St. James Building, New York. 




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. 814 B. 14th St., N. Y. 
18 Per Cent off to the Prafeiston . 

Vaudeville Talent. 

Continuous Performance, Female Singers and 
Dancers, for Street Fair and Band Tournament, to 
tie held sept. 18, 14 and 16. Address, at oooe, 

STREBT FAIR, RlTcrton, Nebraska. 



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strong B-ttat cornet ami l» capable of leading baud and orchestra. I feature an Al B. .1 ().' Real actors 
who can double good euphonium, alto, slide trombone or alto saxophone In hand, and do reflneM up 
to date specialties. German comeillsu, eccentric Tramp, French dialect, hear j and bell hoy.' Also 
good looking Sotibrette. Comedy Lady and Walking Luily (French illalecl). All must dn sirong ips- 
clslties. flood wardrobe on and off the stage li ssMcntlal. Thlslaa Hotel Show, sud you pay your 
own expenses, an I pay rallrotd (are only, after the show opens. A long engagement ami your mon«-y 
■awaavaff Monday. State your VERT LOWEST salary, for this la camimlgu year. Only Orstclnsa 
people who mean business and Inteud to stay with us need write, so do not misrepresent, but tell Just 
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NOTICE-MANACERS and ACENT8. 

r: THE DORRIS OPERA HOUSE, 22 

All contracts must be sent to me for approval. Plenty of open time. Only house 
playing FIKST CLASS ATTRACTIONS. Du not book Repertoire or cheap companies. 
Population, 20.000. Seating capacity, uuo. HoiiHe under new mtnsgement. Modern 
Improvemens, Ore ordinances compiled with, tloud connections North and South. Com- 
panies lose no time. CI1AH. h\ HKHOKIt, Manager, It. !■'■ ft. No. 1, Phoenll, Aril. 



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THURBER and NAftHER COMPANY 

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and Dance Artist, IN LOUISIANA. 

BABY BEATRICE. HIS MOTHER'S SIN. 

Tall Juvenile Leading Nan; one who on direct plsya; Character 



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lowest salary. Pay own. Season opens Aug. as. Rehearsals one week earlier. 

DILOER A CORNELL, Adclresa Aug. l-n, Olean, N. Y,; Aug, i-lo.Biiietliport, Pa. 



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Bureali of , The Clhteb, and reported favor 

Uncle 



rogrei 



OIIl CHICAGO LKTTKU. 

(nou qua m coMB gposMNT). 

, Western BarefcU, ., 
°? _*•>* !*?* **«*; CIlMMW,., ' r ora 8outb Bend, Ind., en roiYe for Mem 



able progress for the opening of "Unc)< 
Tom's Cabin" at Peru, Aug. 18, bigger, bet- 
ter sad stroncer than ever before. . . . . .John 

A West watf In town Saturday, coming lu Clipper Barea 



01' It LONDON LETTER. 



(FROM ODB OWN COBBIBPONDCNI). 



noom UK!, Aahland Block, chlcasro. pbls, Tenn.; where he opens a park date for 
The current day's find matters thentrleal Col. Hopkins Sunday, 31 Merrick Her- 
at lo>» *hb, there being no change In offerings "haw, who has for the pant two years been 
at )iny of. the theatres now open. Next Hun- '" the employ of Iir. James Cunningham, 



A marriage has been arranged and win 
take piatfe .at', the .-.end of. the month, be. 
tween Alda Jenoure and Howard Williams 
both of whom were lately members of Charles 
Frohman's ''Billy's tittle 'Love Affair" Co 

The English and American rights of "i ,'. 
Prince Consort," the fantastic comedy, bv 
MM. Xanrof and Chancel, lately produroll 
In l'arls, have been acquired by Ivan Caryll 



48 Cranbonrtir Street, 

Leicester Square, 
London, W. C. 
" JOI.t 23. 

We liear a lot of "The American Invasion It Is probable that Mr. Caryll will produce 



day, however, two or three of our Donular touring Chicago and vicinity, died In this of Europe" nowadays, but we rftrely bear of a version of the piece with music from bis 
_..•..„.. .......... „.._ f uly 27, a ged thirty-two years. L He the' English Invasion of America. I was own pen, In London, next Spring. 

George Edwordes Is holiday-making at 



priced bonnes hope to be In readiness to bo- city 



Advertisements set with border, 10 per l'ipns£ at Powers 
cent, extra. 

SUBSCRIPTION, 
Otic year In advance, *4 ; six months, 
three nibhths, XI. Foreign postage extra, cadero and' Ham T 
single copies will be sent, postpaid, on re- 
ceipt of 10 cents. 

Oiir Term* are Cash. 
THB CLII'l'HIt Is Issued every Wednesday 



Carlsbad, and It not expected home until 



gin tlielr season, and on Monday, Aug. 8, the wa » hurled In Calvary Cemetery Friday about to write that It was coming, but It 

Mturtehnker Theatre will start upon lis sea- afternoon, "D-jc" Cunningham assuming full wotyld.be nearer the truth to say that It has ijii™-, «»» ■» «•• <wu« uww unti 

son with 'The Yankee Consul." Continued charge of all details of the funeral, and the been going on for several years. Next sea- the middle of August. When Be returns he 

offerings for tlie current days me : "The For- c*t»nses attached thereto B. L. Cresor son It win reach Its height. The Htage has will commence preparations for the production 

' nt the Illinois: "Vivian's writes roe from Peoria, where lie Is speud- a leading article on the matter this week, of a musical version of than. Brookneirt's 

- lays, that "A Gambler's' Dauga- but Its conclusions are not those which I adaptation of Mmel red De Grcsac's comeily, 

he claims as his exclusive prop- should draw— that Is from' the American entitled The Third Moon. The music has 



on tour this point of view— but I nm content to plaie been composed by Sydney Jones, and the ne- 

' (Western i Its comment before our readers and let them ceasary lyrics have been supplied by Adrian 

Street Thea- make their own deductions: "That a single Boss. . ,, 

Jack's, Brooke und his tre lo °P«n Its season In* St. Louis Aug. .7. American manager should engage four hun- ,. Mr- P'nero s Letty begins Its provln- 

Chlcago Marine llaDd still continue to crowd ''"fed B. Ilamlln has engaged Wai. drW English actors for the coming season clnl tour, with H. B. Irving and Irene Van- 

the Coliseum Gardens, and vaudeville holds Archie for "Bird Center." Dan Sher- la worthy of note. The manager is Charles brugh In their original characters, at tho 

forth, as usual, at the Chicago Opera House 9 mn wa » I* 1 Chicago Saturday and Sun- Frohmnn, whose International dealings are, Princess, theatre, Manchester, on Monday, 

and Cleveland's, nay, en route from bis Long /stand farm, of course, on a scale with which none of his Sept, 1J. ,-> ,c ~ ■ . u 

Illinois Tiikatiuc (Will J. Davis, mana- to begin' his vaudeville season at the colleagues compete; but, making every hi- J. N. Mnsxclyne a new theatre In Portlnni 

M Mln l rr^i^'u~fn«rtadverLaina^naBel ?«>•— The llftli week of "The Forbidden Columbia. Theatre, St. Louis, Monday, after- lownncc on, this score, one realise* the fast r° TO_jB. t»» |g» ** ■&i *f!M»> »MV WHI 
!"".'_ " B :...™. 8 "..'. ._._ . n rT"L*!H Land" starts Sunday evening, July 31, with "pen 



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THE WESTERN BUREAU 



ns 



«unun ol, iaiuio, mvuua/ omi- lunwum un nun owiki w,,c icii.io i.»». .mow , _ ," T:" — r , ,Il «-""'. will 

..Jules Levy Jr., at Oak Park, July growing bulk of the American clement In onr be opened in tbe Autumn with a drnmatl< 

Efael Johnson's extreme cleverness the pre- ?^- made his public debut as n cornet soloist theatrical affairs, whether here or In the yerslon of Lyttons novel, "Tho Coming 

dominating feature of an otherwise mildly with the Oak Park Band. Fittingly bis first United/ States. The Doily Telegraphy which Race. , 

engaging performance. selection wsb a composition 1>y his lamented is responsible for the figures we have, men- ' Ernest Abbott, late acting-manager of tba 

(liiANo oi'kha Hours (Kred It. Hamlin, father, and the cordial reception which be tinned, also remarks tbat,Mr. Frobman will Cambridge, will have a complimentary bene- 

business manager). — Madge Carr Cook and feceived po>lends a successful fruition of this season produce In America an unusually fit matinee at the Royal on Tuesday. 

*- *— a «~Z3 -.!,_. ml *m(t Ilia i)nu\rn *r> *«nmml>*«»« mllh ,,i>n,lll tl..-i 1n»nn lllimlim- n t nlnllu In. I, 1 unll.-l. ilramn tltll I HmLi 'Tknln^nn n.hn mn.li l... u it. ■ 



her talented associates continue "Mrs. Wlggs~ his desire to perpetuate, with credit, the lorge number of plays by English dramatists. ' Marie Dalnton. who made her first success 

ot the Cabbage Patch," Into the' fourth of name of Jules Levy In the ranks of finished It. would seem that, -having begun with our on the music hall stage, Is to return to her 

its seven weeks' engagement Sunday night, corncttlsta.' Stella Costa Levy (Mrs.. Jules leading players, Mr. Fronman- and other early love after so long a stay in musical 
' acf the r 



his desjrc to perpetuate, with credit, the large number of plays by English dramatists. 

"piece 'E JA*eZMBHt taw) and her daughter, Louise Levy, a American." managers nre carrying their en- comedy. She fs ad 
bag success. ' "-. talented violinist, together with Master terprlsc beyond the actors to tne authors, bambra, 'and It Is ta be hoped that she wlil 



Buslneas Is tine, and 



soon to reappear at tbe Ai- 



I'oweiih' Tiieatmb (UArry J. Powers, man- Jules Levy Jr., have prepared n vaudeville Mr. Frohman has secured tbe next work give again some of her clever Imitations of 

nuer). — Three weeks more of "Vlvlan'a k c '» Which they will soon present for the not orily of our chief dramatist, A. W. Pi- stage favorites. 

Papas," counting from .Sunday 'night, 31, h r »t time In public. The Levy family live nero. but also of the chief novcllst-pTay- Miss Ella and her performing lions entered 

where Jules Levy died some wrlght, J. M. Barrle. In both cases, troon ah engagement at the Palace on Mon- 



m.i: niigui, .1 . .,,. u.uiiv. ill win "iilo, i,r,iu an 1 us'ifc' in. ill «c lut. X aiace OU J10II 

as fortunately, there will be priority of Eng- day evening. Charles Morton's entertaining 

mi- lish production, but that is simply because bill also Includes Tom Hearn, "tbe laziest 

urn of the magnitude of Mr. !•' tollman's Inter- juggler on earth." 



when the ninth week of the engagement < n Chicago, where Jules Levy died so 
begins, Blanche Bins and her clever* in- months ago, leaving them unprovided for 
r „, soclates are maintaining n etrong hold upon to worldly, chatties, but rich In natural mu 
of Tun 'CLiri-ER Is located at Boom W)2, popular favor. ileal attainments, which they purpose to turn 

As'hlnnd Block, Chicago, Walter K. Hill, gaii-uck Tiikatp.f, (Chns. A. Bird, busl- to best account Callahan and Mack lay ests In this country. It Is no exceptional * LouIb W. Bradfteld started a short eugasc 

iiiiiiuiKor and eorrcspdndent, where aJdver- nesa manager),— r"Tbe Boyul Chef" enters j>ff In Chicago this week, alter two weeks circumstance now for plays to be commls- ment nt the Empire last Monday, when, sun. 

!....!;...„ —.1 — tJZXZuZm. «™ ™™iv»H «t '•Pon the second week 61 Its rcjuveuatiuu m Vaudeville here, preparatory to opening sloned for the States, When such plays ul- (iorted by a chorua of twenty-four, he Intro- 

at this bouse Sunday night. Business dur- at Miinbattan Bench, Denver, Sunday, Aug. tlmately appear here, as they generally .do, duced a burlesque pf "Sammy," entitled 

lug the past Tveek has 'been fine, and Dave H- They Ihen go to Mt. Clemens, Mich., they have American careers — sometimes of "Sally In the Pit," words nnd music bv Paul 

Lewis Is extending bis popularity In newer where Mr. Mack will lie joined by his wife, considerable length — behind them. Our Rubens. He also ' sang "Mr. Mosen'steln •• 

and wider fields. There arc other clever and Mr. Callahan by his mother, the party piny supply Is, as wo now find freely ad- from "The Girl from Bay's." The programme 

people in the show, but Mr. Lewis la the remaining at the Bath City for most jnltted, very narrow, and altogether insiif- wits further strengthened by the appearance 

favorite. . pf August. ' Callnban and Mack nre booked flclent for the London demand, to say no- of Marguerite Cornelllc, in Bongs, Including 

t the "The Little Brown Man of Japan." 

"Touring the Varieties" Is the title of a 
new musical skit, wrltton by 11. Chance New 



llscniciits nnd subscriptions are received at 
our regular rates. r ... .'i! ,.„.,• 

THE LONDON BUREAU 

Located nt 18 Cranboftrne St., London, W. C, 
,1, P. Coughlan, manager and correspondent, 
where advertisements and subscriptions are 
received at our regular rates. 
Tim Ci.ifPBn can nu -obtaikkii, Whoi.s- 

f-AI.H ANII 1IKTAIL, at our ugenlH, Mrentaiin's 



Oiikat NonrniiRN Tkkatbk (James H. solid In Eastern vaudeville houses for thing of the provinces. To glAnbe' at .. 
Ilmwn"',' business manager); — Master ' Ga- the entire season, opening at Tony Pas- season just nt an end is to be painfully re- 
in lei nnd others continue ''Buster Brown" tor's In September AT. W. Filson and minded of the fact New works by Ihe 



Into the second week of a return engagement wife (Lee Errol), and their son. al God- little group of established dramatic authors ton, and composed by Itobcrt Cover which 

"'ed their usual plcnsaui have been few and fur between: fresh names Louise Beaudct has recently copyrighted 



Sunday afternoon. Business baa Tjeen on frcy, bavo not enjoy... 
tbe capacity order moat of the time during vacation 'this Summer. 



.i ..» n* «,.„„,,„ ,i„ I'M,,,,,, t'arln l r' : <-up»«iy oiocr mosi or ine lime uuring viw»nuu ,n 

news depot, .17 Avenue do I Opera, 1 aria, the . na»t week and nothing Is announced been 111 ft 

France; 'M. Llllenthal, Frederick Strasso UB fa the finish of the eUgngcment. recently su 

Ml (Terrftlnus Hotel), Berlin, W. W., Ger- Coliskum GabdKn» (Stewart Spalding, while usln 



Mr. Godfrey has have been heurd only In tbe most tentative The Coliseum will not be opened before 



many; Diamond News Co., 07 Prado, Ha- 
vana ; Manila Book and Stationery Co,, 128 
Esrollii, Manila-,' P.'-I.j Albert 4 Son, 137- 
13|> itliig St., Sidney, Australia. 

Ill K, NEW YORK CLIPPER pnl.Hp.lirs 
only one eilltlon, and that la dated 
from New York. ' 




malinger). — Tho second Summer season of (cssly perm 

Brooke and his Chicago Marine Band la pro- needle, the . 

gresslng finely, large audiences enjoying 'the wpund. The needle ran clear through tho limited drama, It would not be 'out of tlio evening, a novelty" entitled "The Belle of thii> 

conceits every evening and Sunday after- bone of tho finger and broke off, leaving a question for Mr. Frohmnn and other mana- Orient"' ' ' 

noon. long piece of the needle Imbedded In the gem of his powerful resources to, attempt I regret to have to record the death this 

,,CJilCA«> Opera Houbk (Kohl & Castle, bom > , An operation was hurriedly per- Something like a corner In English plays, w'eck of Herbert Campbell, one of England's 

managers) ,—BlockHom nnd Burns nnd Foster J ,^'^' a "' 1 * hu wound Iti i healing Mr. Already onr stage Is feeling the loss that the leading and typical comic singers. 

and Foster mndc notable bits In last week's *S£S* SEPtlS* .weeks_ flshlngj In^Wjs- American engagements of uctors throw upon A friend touring the provinces sends me 

■Willi from Hriulff.rA .' ^Iia 11,....,..,.^ ..,.,. 



(JUEEIE8 ANSWERED. 

No Rcullca !•> Mall or Tclcgrnpli. 

AliniUXSHKH Oft WUKUHAIIUIIt'H nh-i; uivicn. 
Al.l. IN (UUUtT Of BDCII MlllllXlP WRITH TO 

'i iiipsi: whom tiikv bkek, in c'abk oc THE 




....,,,.,, iinguu UIN .l^c 1MVIU llic, (in- ."US 

fling Barretts; Hammond nnd Forrester, the 
'etching Druthers, C'bas. De Lund and. .com- 
pany, Knight Bros, and Sawtelle, Eva Muugc, 
Htnnloy And Wilson, nines and Hemlngton, 



I'll' •■'!. 

(ILIPPEB Kkl Oi-kicm. AM, l.KTTKRH WILL c„| c nni 'Johnson; Marcel's Art Studies, and 
■ ywit .OBLV 1> IM gco. K. Sppor'a.klnodrome. ,. Business Is im- 



lit: AIIVBRTlkKO UN 

III PI ITU 01' ANV TIIKATIlll-AI. lOMI'ANV IB 
NlllKIIIV, ItKFBB TO OUR MOT Of ItUUTHI 
UN ANflTIIKIt I'AOK. Wt! I'ANNOT HKND BUUTBB 
UV MAIL Oil TBL KOBAfll- , , 

. ■> II II A MATH:. 

F. F, Osslunlng.- -Wo have nu 'knowledge 1"H 
of tint present whereabouts uf Hie party. La 
A.iihrsM a Ictler In nur care and we will 
advertlHO It In Tim CLiri'BB letter list. 

E, II,, Rochester, 

(I, s.. New York, 



»P90r-»...klnodi 
('hlcrtgoans showing liberal apprccln 



a permanent 'Mock company... Louise ability, those of the first class arc tempted provincial city I saw them 

llrehnney Is summering In Chicago........ across the Atlantic. Many are the v alts tlieYwero allowed their full tltii ,11 I i,,ii 

m 1 ^?„ c !!.,. ,l .r: 1 ^«!." n .ciiicago B Ut^di yitt H^nmJs^Wj^LvS iV^m^a 111 Jtt.?"^ 




A. T. >\, Philadelphia, 
.1; A. II., Newark, and 



J^m^S^^jymT •""'" """ m'Xm they-toured aV'th'. "European" Jjnder VrigagenSeLrfo- |»T ^a«d v E lle"n "Terfy ^JS^%^^^^L^T%i 

TmnMnmio Tit^TliB (Bobert Fulton, man- 8t «r Alliance ..... .Joseph Ityan has given JnH go, too, after her London engagerttnt the British public. This Is their third wur 

ager),— The Humoie'r. Girls hold the stage 'P the presa work of tho Illinois and Powers' |n the new Barrio piny. A little examlna- In Europe, and they have shown me book- 

this Wk with Jennie Gluchard the chief Jo devote his entire nttentjon to his adver- J'"n would speedily ndd to the list of lead- Ings whel hey new hold wl eh will bring 

npiesentatlvu, Dccda Walker, Tlllle Sfdry, * »lng programmes and theatre curtk ns. .... W players who have heard the magic of them Into Feb " 1007 

u -\i „....,..,,..,. in . _li * ,.•' Plifr* lava arl.n !.«» .1,1 1 l#..P ... „- 4...1 tlie Amrv ,.,,,, ,.„lt *# .1, .,._ J !??_ .* V. * I,L *' * r "' -' *"«»• 



l:, ii„ iviihuiujiiuu. ■• 

Mihh V. H., New .lorsey, 
Miih. M. ('.. Plillaililphla, 




,l| #». Ml.t IIUIllllll, ,»■!« ,. 

It, II. , d., New Oriviins, see answer , to 

F, !>'.; above. , ' . ,,.,.' 

',G. n., Blchhioiid.— Watch mlr route list 

i'iiMi week, or moiuI ii letter to the party lu 

oar care, and we wltl advertise It In our Ict- 

"il. "'.'..iMiijone.— Address t'ul. T. Aljstun rltudenls" with l^na )m "Couvlcr Hiitl' Alleefi 

liniw'n, l.lr.S llroiidwjiy. New York City. X! nt ? nt TO shlnlug llghiH of fonilulnlly. 

(.',' A., SbluUMtun.— Wo have no knowledge Wpodson,, Moore mid Woodson, an Australian , 

uf nuy tiwh publleallou. nnvelty act, wl,ll be the tillo feature, other ft' 

G. F? .11., Pnivltlencc.— Address tho Lee- Hpcclilltlcs liclng furnialied by., Lena La 

Lash Hludlo, Now York City. Convler Shannon and Lncler, and Khetns 

C. \V. "K., Lynn.— 'file uiuimguineut alone J»>d Cole. Splendid, entertainment |, e ep H 

can iiiihwui' your iiues>tluii. business * 

II. V. M„ Phlfnilelphln.— Address Georgo lopula 

1'. Itowell & Co., 10 Spruce Street, Now York l«r J 

City. , regHi 

,0. l\ K„ Washington.— 1. Vioui $30 jiee »*• 

week un. 1!. ,Thc, list yon require was pub- SHWeS'lT 

Drilled lu Tim tlM'i'PKii dilUMl .lime.ll, IIM)4, tlnl and Ma 

Slim. E. F., Aibany.— Address Hubert Crnu, "'">. ,0"le ;««,«« 

weeks vaudeville programme. 



ouo hundred and Blxly-hve ont of the lot 7. T t |L|J fS' 1 ? 11 >W»pht In ominous of "a , "senl he Is Vmyng the T W." I I fflw& 
The Trlbnnc'i, free i.Jc* fund will beiicllt at lehilded London stage clothed only on tho burg 1 lis b« king extends for over two 
tho Grand Opera House Thursday nftornuon, frinn of New York.' r And the mercy of It yenfs. DO """iB cxtcnua lor over two 

H\uH« H, a^ ! r?nr H .H"or r0 "}f,.s h0 fe*°„? p i.'2 i'lor' " " ,t,n r00m for ,ho ABlerlt " D V*"* ™6 Taylor arc still causing much 

SS^P'I'^IIJeLl^lW Forbidden Land^ will SSL^JftJ* .*"?".."' ■ music hall, anil In u » ,. 

Oregon. 




, , . . Prepii- 



Portlniid — At tho Columbia Theatre (B. 

.. Welch, roanugcr) Mrs. Leallo Carter had 

crowdod liotise to witness "Du Barry" upon 

There WDiiid hi- fJfef,,,i,,' lnot . H Kulll ? n «y- «'? "ceuslon ot tho opening ot this theutre, 

I be far louder applause at the July 18, and the business for her entire week 



III Went Th)riy-llr»l Street, New York Clly. «« .vaudeville programme. Tho various tmVWUMm^^a^mS^^''dU''£iSSi close thai Is ohii KJ i . zZLJSS. m 1 at '° fx 5* 1H - und tl,c business for her entire week 

• M WH E, 8.. MlUvaiikee.-Wnicli our route concessions arc enjoying a fine season, as . JXal In fv^Jaa^Krae^t"ad^ nwurlni no tor ,™ ,* c lo lly S 8 "!5 C V™ fi?od. This Is the first, attempt of any 

list each-Wtik-, or address the parly In ears JMUrynago la ut u high, .standard at this ^Wjjffi|^iJ^ , ^^^ , f ^ tl w r ; ku j d « nmv str ke v.m 2 i, l„'!' c pnrt ' Tho Wf" c ,'i u ' 8 olfaction to play for one week lu 

uf litis office, and wa will advertise ho letter most popular resort, . , ' ltt,U8 "n u or nomc will be a feature. jW" iu> stiike joii ut taMgn. or even this city for a number of years, and tbe ro- 

lu Tun tt.iNMSii. letter list. _ Watkr Cjhitbh Pa ik (Wm. II. Strlcklor, ~, , ?'? w..^ ' tawtfiJ >A^SSi&3 fi? rt ?HJ5Ri to . ll 9«"' »»>' was most successful In this Instance, and 




Tilt: Ct.tl'PKli. 

J. II. A„ Now Carlisle. — During Ihe Hum- 
mer of 18UII opern wiih given ut that house 
by Ihe lioland Slur Opera Co. 

C. J. V. C„ Brooklyn. — She was about 
forty-eight years of nge when she tiled, 

G. \V. lf„ Blonmlngloli.— Address W. T. 
til-over, 'Brighton Bench Music Hall, Itrlgb- 
lun Beach, U l„ N. Y. 

W. II. I,., SI, Louis. — Mr. Siaisa can no 
doubt answer your query. 
CARDS. 



assured success. 

CXAIIK SljiK); 

nianiigt.r). — ^Krcnks 
dent tind uiodcrn 
tract Ions upon „ 

nlshlug eniertnlninent for the pdlrous who ago. she wus the fentnn 
throng this resort In profitable numbers. productions, In nil of v 

London Dime Mumbijm (Win. J. Sweeney, personal success, but no 
manager). — In ciirlo hall : Prof. Netting, found to "lit" her, 
magician : Hiiro. Hying rings: NovotcnyV a i » 

Italian, hand awl the Norselnud giant; On 



leienflcr," two years mivp* nnr £Zi<tM..* f " " 1 "-™o uiwuys scope. 

Wh^f %#%£% 3S "< ™».E B t,„ 8t nlghts [ ARCAPK THBATRB (8. Morton Cc 



Cohen, mnn- 
' American 
Lynne nnd 



the stage: May Arlington, Jessica Fremont. 
Llilln Blair. Luln Clark, nnd Harry Iloild's 



OKLAHOMA. 



Hti.F.W.'M.. Nurlh Pintle.— 1. Three ll'ri umtlon photogrnphs. Oklaboma City.— At Delraar Garden " c . S,m , nd to '«»o Prince of Wales' Theiitro G> J ,n,dwl ,». > 

nnd two 0s In crlbbuge loimt 1«. J. Four Aftkiimath.— Hllllnger's Gnrdeus present (Slrtopoulo & Murrc. mauagerB) : Snilth and r',*^' and received a very cordial creet- ~;l. ,J0 Vi 1j 

■I h and one 7 count 111. Gto, anil May Woodward, the Brndys. Mln- Fu Jler, 'MBxtis lintl Mnifcllc/Mcrrltl and Ito- ,V, K ., U lt ? " ew l,omc ' **» humor of the pro- *H£~35S 

-Hers Texnna und kfnodrome made d 223SS "'as been much developed since the i?}\t .^ veCe> 

■ogramme that pleased July 18-^. JK" 1 ^ ;.9 K't by t„oso clever cuuedla, X ^ZT'tA 



,lt. W., WIlliiiiiKtowii.— A was out wllli nle nnd May Newimin and Mabel Dempster sella. Sister 

low, i his week The season at the Academy up the pr 

It, It. 'i'., Nowbtirg.— The ha ml was dead. starts early In September. The ni Ion, Al- 

«. «., North llatte.— 1. No coinbiunllon hambra and Criterion will open next Sumhiv, 

ut enids will maku lit* or i'7 polnlH In n hand Aug, 7, If alter " 



mainl- 
and 
_ ymond 

vita senile. 

MKATiiB (Fred T. Blerlll, maua- 

und Ashley, Bernard Williams, 

tho Fishers, Edna Foley, the 



Shnplro, 



rations can be completed In 

time. Otherwise the opening data will go 

ver a week or longer, depending upon the 



A CHOICE IM.IiANIIti: SECTION. 




mnnnger). — Hatllo 
Miss Gilbert, 

manager). 




onie.H oiiriosiiiie H.rcopj tor me aensnii. . ... . Hlien Atlanile lllghlaiuls Is reached one takra J „,;„. ... ',. .,r", crKt V.' H i JM Min Harc'nuil , SHSff *^ , Muhio Hall (Henry clrlfllu, 

'"Wl was iwelved .In ChlWigo Saturday the raliuaiul from there oi< fliore Is one su,'- ri„i\ ^1 i t ' rlmHl0l i (n "tHIfitllefof Mrs, Ken- S,' an , u 8 cr i; — Delia Boss, Norma Draper, 

aeeltle the point at Issue. The pluvers {"ornlng Unit Lea | astle. i.r Kohl & Castle, cesslvo oiitlook of pietty homes, vast estates H .'a W v , H , ,,pc "!; '".bfomlneut imrtM. Bertha , Mare, Helen Jewell, Genevieve He 

leially.iigreelo either dec|ilo the polit by h«d been .;alnf«.l.v Injured while diMvug. one aud gav beaches, and at all times the tfavcir n .™. A ,,A l m. n lA- V llffl "i'l lB "• title af a "*?«* ' ' 

jlug iff. on the next game, the lowest 2.', hl " Kfi trotters Iii.b race, at Erie, Pa.,. Is Jn, sight of old ueean. . The resorts rthlcli S! \ d .^ 5S9 fe, y V a, . er . 8**» «• he produce} 

re roafng. and 11 Is frequently decided by Jr]da.v afternoon.. .. Hajtwell, Nop' a Mb- ealei''to^hc tourist are : ^tlBntlc Highlands Strn'tford Ho " dl ».v. at the Ilumgi 



lo decide the point ill Issue, 
genei'""' 
play' 
scon 

the smnll nitmhered linlls. giving' one to enc 
player, ihe lowest numlH>r nu (he hull. 
marble, losing. . 
;,' ■»»» 

. "". N, '. l,i " M A \ "eft'iier, nutslenl dlrsetor ... 
Hie I- lake si«.;k Co., is visiting at his homo 
nt bmukloii, Ky. 




Central,— ^jia, 



LEAST RKSl«T-AM:n 

the . M.i.lsi.n River. 

Mohawk. Viiili-)-, alanit 

trnlt, Cleveland, t!Ul- 

ilKlllll. II |p<pli n ' u ii.l - 

<■nll.it the New Vork 



August 6. 



THE ^ST^W YOKE ClA^PfeR. 



58* 



OHIO. 



clncluuall. — Before the dog days are 
over th« Mtson of 100-t-'O6 will be ush- 
ered Id: The indications are tnr id early 
Inauguration of the burlesque and vaude- 
ville season. • " ' 

CiifjsTKK Park (I. M- Martin, manager). 
— The Chester Park Opera Company will 'put 
on "Said Pasha" July 31. after a week's suc- 
cessful presentation of "The (llrl from 
Paris." Marlon Stanley proved a lolly Julie 
Banbon, and < she kicked herself Into quick 
favor. Frank Stammers bad Louis Mann's 
old role. John Yonnsy Mayme Taylor. Louis 
Fltiroy. Helen Darling,'. William Bellcry, 
Frederick Knights and Andrew Schneider 
tilled out the list of principals. Irithe vaude- 
ville' theatre the new faces :u will be; Fox 
nnd Foxle, Lord and Payne, tbe Two Wilsons, 
Henderson and Itoss, and Mile. Carrie. Busi- 
ness continues great. 

Coney Inland (W. 13. Clarke, manngeri. 

The Haskell Indian Band wilt return Aug. 

1 for -a' full week's engagement In the 
Corao Theatre July .11, the vaudeville turns 
will be supplied by Ueorge and Sophia 
Allyns, the Three Dnlys, who are to put on 
"Dad's Return;'' John nnd Emily Dclmoie, 
and Herbert and Nolan. The circle swing 
Is tbe latest novelty at Coney. Business 
fine. • ' 

Ludlow Lagoon (J.i J. Weaver, manager). 
—Knox Wilson, the Mathleus. the Three 
Connolly Slaters, the Kelly B<il> Trio, and 
Cnrmoutclla' and l»er specialty.- "The Witch 
of tbe Moon.'' ore- carded to uppenr iri the 
Rustic Theatre July 31. The revival of 
vaudeville ' last week was appreciated ' uuil 
Delia Hicks proved a good mugnct. F.rnesi 
Tinny and Edythe Murray put on a neat 
musical sketch. Dancing on tbe roof garden 
Is popular at this down. the river resnrt. 

Thb Stoo (Walter Draper, secretary), — 
"Sebnilttle's Band," directed ' by George C. 
Smith, made a great lilt. "Marco Polo, 1 ' the 
magnllteent spectacle put on by Paul Jones 
and It. U. Reynolds, drew splendid sized 
crowds Inst week, and will be extended one 
more week. 

BUMMKU CitAT. — Trlxle Frlgnnxn, of "The 
Prince of Pllsen," hns gone to New York, 
via. Chicago, after some weeks with her 
mother here Nannie Flack, a Cincin- 
nati glr), who Is believed to be a coming 
soprano, will finish her musical studies In 

Kurope At the golden Jubilee of the 

Cnrtbnge Fair "the Pike" will be one of 
the popular features, and It will afford em- 
ployment for Rome- vaudeville people...... 

Maunger M. *C. Andetton spent a day In 
town. Ml routd from New York to Chicago. 
He will tour "King Dodo" next season over 
the rltalr & Havlln circuit, Iloth Columbia 
and Walnut Street theatres will open Aug. 

"M I'nul Pint/, nnd Rlrdle lOvnns, Who 

met In the "Cinderella" Bhow hi the Pike 
some seasons ago, doped to Covington July 
110, Where they were married. The secret 
leaked out during the- week. The groom 
was a prince and tbe bride a fairy In the 
spectacle. , 

,• • ' 

Cleveland,— At the Prospect (Walter T. 
Baldwin, manager) "Ten Nights In a Bur 
Boom" closed' a fairly successful Summer 
season for the Baldwin Melville Stock Co. 
during the week ending July 30. It nlso 
marked the closing of the house to "melo- 
drama for, ns previously unnouueed, B. F. 
Keith has purchased tbls house of A, F. 
Harts, and will reopen It early in September 
.with vaudqyllle. 

Colonial (Drew & Campbell, managers). — 
''The Mnn from Mexico;" by the Vnuglinn 
Glnser Stock Co., Aug. HI. "In Mlzzourl" 
drew capacity bouses Inst week. "Miss 
■Hoiibs" week .of s. 

Ci.hvri.anu (.1. K. Cookson, manager). — 
"The Curse of Drink" marks the opening of 
tbls popular house of melodrama. Aug. 1-0. 

lOrci.in AviCNtiu UAHiiiiNS (Max Fuetken- 
beuer, manager). — "The Mikado" will be 
given 1 > v tbe Fuelkeiihciier Opera Co. the cur- 
rent 'week.' "Chimes of Normandy" wns ex- 
cellently rendered last week, and the eutlre 
house wns sold ' nut nt every performance. 
"The Mascot" week of 8. 

IIai.tnoiitiih' - llnrry D. Klein, manager). 
—"A Night OIF," by the U. C. Hers Stock 
Co., should sell out the house at each per- 
formance, for Cleveland htm long liked Mr. 
Herz and his work.- "Tbe Strange Ad- 
ventures of Miss Brown" had fine business 
last week. "My Friend from India" week 
of 8. 

Manhattan Bkacii (Horry Tudor, mnnn- 

fei-i. -Mr. Rostock has provided Manager 
'mini with the finest lot of animals he hns 
ever sent to Cleveland, and nlso the best 
acts. Mr. Tudor Is certainly showing Ros- 
tock's Cleveland patrons how to run such a 
show right. He Is ably assisted liy that 
veteran handler of animals, Alex. Day, who 
acts as chief assistant and auuouncer. In 
consequence, crowdB are flocking to Manhat- 
tan Beach. Chas. Miller, handling Ills group 
of tigers; Mile.. Aurora, with her polar bears. 
nnd alios. MackBle and bis live lions, nil 
scored heavily. 

Notes,— Chas. Miller, at Manhattan Bench, 
was attacked by one of ills tigers several 
days ago, and so badly hurt that ne has been 
uuable to uppear since. However, he will 
probably reappear with bla act during the 
current week. - -• 

.. . . ■ ' 

Dayton.— At Lakeside Park (Jos. A. 
Kirk, mnnnger) the attendance has been big. 
For week of July 31 : Clarice Templeton, 
vocalist, and Harry Bartlett and Lethe Col- 
lins, In a sketch. 

FAinviEW Park (Frank Mellvllle. book- 
ing agent).— Vinton nnd Clayton, In "Casey, 
the Burglar;" Al. Carlton, Franchello nnd 
Lewis, Tom Hardy, and Hanson and Drew 
comprised the bill for July 24 and week. 

Noteh. — Al. G. Field wns in Dayton July 
27, Inspecting n handsome new palace car, 
which In being built for the transportation 
of his minstrels the coming season...... 

Thomas Odell has gone to Columbus to join 
Field's Minstrels...... The Victoria Theatre 

Is being thoroughly overhauled, freseocrs are 
at work touching up the Interior, nnd clean- 
ing Is going on generally. Tbe opening date 
1»ib not been announced ...... .The Twen- 
tieth Century Club (locnl) held n Btrect fair 
on North Main Street, week of July 2o. The 
Gnsklll Carnival Co. furnished the attraction 
and the attendance was large.. .... .The 

handsome new National Theatre Is now nenr- 
Ing completion. The house Is owned by Dick- 
son 4 Talbot, of Indianapolis. (HI • Burrows, 
the popular manager of the Park Theatre, of 
this city, will assume the management of tbls 
house. The opening date Is announced for 

Aug. 10, with '.'The Show Qlrl." James 

Curran, formerly of tbe team of Currnn and 
Rynn, and whoso home Is In this city, has 
taken a new partner, John Rles, This team 
does a very popular Irish character act. 
i 

Columbus.— At the Empire Theatre (II. 
A. Weinman, manager) "Mr. names of New 
York" pleased large crowds during week of 
July 2ti. For week of Aug. 1, "Arabian 
Nights" will be given by the stock company. 

liioil StkUlt ^Theatre (A. Govens, mnn- 
nger).— For Aug. 1-3, "The neart of Chi- 
cago." "In the Shadow of the Gallows. 40. 

Ol.HNTAMIV TltKATHF. (W. W. F ros Ser. 

mnnnger). — Business continues good, mil 
for week of July 31 : Paul Barnes, Mr. nnd 
Mrs. Allison, Halloy and Meehan, 'Boron! 
and Ncvnro, Sevlllo Sisters, and Hlnnldo. 

Collinm Gaimugn (Phil Collins, manager). 
— For week of Aug. 1, Santero and Merton, 
Geo. and May Woodward. 

Notes.— The Al. O, Field Minstrels will 
begin rehearsals at the Great Southern The- 
atre Aug. 1 Manager U. A. Welsmau, 

of the Empire Theatre, donated the entire 
proceeds of the matinee and evening per- 
formances on Tuesday to the Playground 

Association Vogel'a Minstrels start re- 

fuarsalg on Aug. 1, at the Grand Opera 



House Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Hsmondr. 

who played at Olctitnugy 1'nrk during the 
past week, are old Columbus people, and 
were royally enterta'ned. On Wednesday, 
at the annual picnic of the Knights of Pyth- 
ias, they were I he 'guests of the officer* of 
the lodge, Mr. Ksmonde having been n mem- 
ber of the order for the past twenty years. 

Vonuuatonn. — At Idorn Pork Cas'no 
Theatre <B. Stanley, manager) better weath- 
er conditions Increased tbe attendance. The 
Barlow Minstrels closed n successful week 
July B0. They render an excellent programme, 
and are great favorites In Youngstown. Week 
of Aug. ) : Chas. nod Madge Hughes, the 
La Mont Trio, McDonald and Cody. Bobbins 
nnd Trenamnn, and Hllaabetb Kstelle. 

Avon Park (Jos. W. Wess, manager). — 
Week of Ang. 1: Murphy and Wlllard, Mr. 
nnd Mrs. Gardner Crane, tbe Cblhupa Mexi- 
can Troubadours, and the Three Madcaps. 
Attendance Is very good when weather Is fa- 
vorable. 

Notes. — Harrison J, Wolfe will leave, for 
the Fast to engage in his dramatic pur- 
suits The Flske Syndicate of Shows 

spread their attractions en tbe South' side 

week of July LT> Frank P. Russell, one 

of the features of Vogel Bros/ Minstrels, 
Is lu the city, the guest of his old friend. 
Hob Straight, of the Tod House, who was 

formerly In the minstrel business J. 

Clyde Itlgby, now connected with the Shu- 
berts. Is here for a ten days' visit with his 
parents, 

i « 

Toledo. —The Casino Theatre (Olio 
lillvesi hiuiingerl. Kll/uheth Murray was the 
feature of Inst week's bill. Business Is b|g. 
For July . 'II and week: Mr. anil Mrs.- Perkins 
Fisher, Casey nnd Lc Clair, Carlln and Otto,- 
Ilurrlgnn, Waldorf and Mendex, and IamiIsc 
Henry, ■ 

FaIim Tiieatiie (Louis Ilnnner. proprie- 
tor). — Business Is fair, .lames Courthope nnd 
company made good last- week, presenting n 
one net farce called "A Fisherman's Lurk." 
For 31 and week ■: Geo. (.'. Boniface and Ber- 
tha Wnltzinger, Gladys Van. I he Gregsons, 
Have Nowlin, Leonard and Drake, De Wit, 
Burns and Torrence. ■ ■ :- ■ ■ ' ■ 

IlKi.i.HvtiK Park (J, W. McCnrmlck. mnn- 
nger). — Business continues fairly good at 

this resort. 

■ s 

Springfield. — At Spring Grove Park Cn- 
Rlno (!•:. F. Mnrtlny, mnnnger).— Tbe hill 
for week of July 'Jr, was good, nnd the In- 
terest - and attendance continues to grow. 
For week of Aug. 1 : Vinton and Clayton. 
Al. Carlton, the Musical Gooltuaus. Hanson 
aiid Drew, Clarice Templeton, and moving 
pictures. 

♦ »♦ 

MA INK. 



Portland. — At the Portland Theatre (.Ins. 
M, Moore, manager) "The Gold Mine," as 
I iln veil by the If y run Douglass Stock Co., 
July 'MM, proved an excellent drawing card. 
The house closed 30, ufter n prosperous nine 
weeks' Summer run. The same company 
will reopen In Block here May 1, 11)05. The 
house opens Its regular vaudeville senium 
Sept. 1*.'. Renovations arc to be made lu 
the Interval. • - 

11 em Tiihatrk, Penk'B Island (C. W. God- 
Ing, manager i. — "The Adventures of Lady 
Ursula" wns the offering by the stock nt 
this popular Summer playhouse July LW.'IO. 
This production was witnessed by Inrge audi- 
ences, Who derived much pleasure. Fur 
week of Aug. 1, Sedley Brown's new play, 
"The Pipe of Peace," will be glveu Its llrst 
production. The Bostonlu Ladles'-Orcbestrn 
connected with thin bouse render their llrst 
sacred concert Sunday night, .'II, assisted by 
Amy Rlrard and Robert Comics*. 

Cai'b Cottaob Thkatuk (K. V. Plielnn, 
mnnnger). — The opera company, headed by 
Richard Harlow, lu "141):.', presented thtH 
popular success Very entertainingly for the 
second week, 20-30. Week of Aug. 1 the 
Plielnn Opera Co. will present "The Belle of 
New York," with Ned Nye lu the cost. 

Riveiiton Paiik Tiieatiie (D. H. Smith, 
resident mnnuger).— J. W. Gorman's Cosino- 
poll'.iiiis amused good sized crowds 'JtVUO. 
The following members . scored well : Ten 
Brooke, Lambert nnd Tk'ii Brooke, Iteed and 
Shaw, Henry and lloon, Burr und ICvaus, 
Prof. Midi's trained dogs. 

»■» 

LOUISIANA. 



New Orleans At Athletic Park (II. C 

Fourton, manager) the Imperial Opera Co. 
opened, week of July 24. to good busl- 
neBS, presenting "The Black Hussar, which 
plruaed. The work of Rnnlce (Mark Drnke 
won much applause. The bill for week of 
31 Includes actH from "Pinafore" und "II 
Piigllnccl," with a number of 'new faces. 

Webt Knb (Jas. J. Corcoran, manager).— 
Splendid business was enjoyed week of 24, 
und each act won well earned appreciation. 
Prof. Geo. Paolettl and his splendid concert 
band, and Prof. Joe Magnolia, with his bio- 
graph, won many encores. The vaudeville, 
consisting of Hadji's Arabs, Dorothy Kenton, 
und Blmm, Bomm, B-r-r-r scored big. The 
Century Minstrels are underlined for week 
of 31. ' / 

Foolish House (F.d. Levy, manager).— 
This popular attraction continues to big 
business nightly, nnd his proven- one of the 
biggest laugh getters ever seen at West Knd. 

Notkb.— Lew Sully, Ihe well known tenor, 
returued hero from New York July 20, nnd 
will Jolm forces with Grunewnll Music CO. 
...... Manager J. J. Corcoran, of West End. 

has becked several attractions for the Gulf 
Coast circuit, openlug at Scrauton, Ml6b., 
Aug. 8. 

w«» 

RHODE 1 S I , A N U. 

Providence,— At Keith's Thentrc(CJinrles 
Lovenberg, manager) 'the Albee Stock Jo. 
gave a creditable performance of "At the 
White Horse Tavern" July 26-30. "The lln- 
forsecn" Aug. 10, "Charleys Aunt' 8-13. 

K-Mi'iiin Tiieatiie (MplU * Nnthouson, 
managers).— "The Strange Adventures r of 
Miss Brown" was played by the Dot Kur- 
roll Stock Co. last week. Its season closed 
with the week of Aug. I. when "tor HIb 
Country's Sake" was the play. 

Rocky Point (It. A. Harrington, mana- 
ger). — Excellent and vnrled attractions htive 
made good business. In the Forest Casino 
Aug. 1 and week : Ethel Robinson, Mabel 
Herbert, tbe Moxteys, Mlllerslilp Sisters, 
Bonce and Uycrs, Ida Howell, the Morrises. 
Pop Carr, Blanche Daniels, Wills and Col- 
lins, Sullngley Brothers, und the Lorllll 
Ladles' Orchestra. ■ ' /.. 

Chestnut' Grove Summer Tiieatiie (Al- 
fonso, mnnnger).— -The biggest week of the 
Benson to date began July 2S, when Cody's 
Royal Circus wns the attraction. Shndy. a 
wire walking dog, and the Wourtz Family, 
trapeilsts, gave a free exhibition. The 
Royal Circus continued Aug. 1, with Mur- 
dock, slack wire Juggler, as nn outside at- 
traction, 

' « " ♦ . 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

WnaiiliiKtoii- -After more than a month's 
dearth of theatrical amusement,' the season 
Ih Opened nt ono of our playhouses^— the 
Lyceum' (Eugene Kernnn. manager)— by the 
Bon Ton Bnrlesquers. The Utopians Aug. 
8-13 

Ci'iEvr Chase Lake (Herbert Claude, man- 
ager). — The concerts by the Marine Band, 
every night, draw large crowds. 

THE vaudeville entertainment nt the Law- 
rence Summer Gardens hns been almndoiieu. 

NoTO.— At least two of our popular priced 
places of amusement will open their seasons 
during the present mouth, but the larger 
hoiiBCs, Including Chase's, will defer until 
early In September. 



MANNA* IIISKTTH. 

llualim. — With the exception of (wo days 
the weather of last week oid not Invite tbe- 
atrfgorng, but the few amusement places 
ojien were generously patronlned by- tbe stay 
at homes and visitors." Boston Is an Ideal 
Summer city and, for that reason, the Influx 
of strangers Is big. The llrst gun In our 
Full nnd Winter -theatrical season Is fired by 
the llrand Opera House, which opens Its 
doors on Saturday ulghl of Ihe current week, 
with Howard Halt. In The Waif's Paradise." 
as an attraction. August amusements In 
and about the Hub: "Woodland." nt the 
Trvmont i "lale of Spice," at the Globe; 
"Haxel Klrke," at th« Castle Square; "Rln 
Viin Winkle,"' nt the" Bowdoln Squnre, and 
usual weekly changes at Ihe smaller theatres 
and park resorts. 

TitNMosT Theatre (John B. RchoefTel, 
manager). — The run of "Woodland" la aenr- 
Uig an end and large audiences are witness- 
ing toe closing perfornnuces of the delight- 
ful musical fantasy. This Is the fifteenth 
week and the beginning of the Inst three 
weeks of the engagement. Charles II. Bow- 
ers made his debut as, Robin Redbreast last 
Wednesday afternoon and. like all the other 
newcomers In the 1 Cast, was a success from 
the start. Henry W. Savage and George F. 
Mnrlon were lu town the greater part of 
Inst week and devoted their time to Improv- 
ing the show. Several changes In the hook 
were made. "The Sho-Gun" company Is In 
town but rehearsals of the piece will not 
llegln until Wednesday of this week. The 
c'nst remains about the same ns during the 
long Chicago run nnd, for that reason, a 
short time will get the show into good run- 
ning order. 

Gi.oiil- Tiieatiie (Slnlr & Wilbur, mana- 
gers). — Thirteen Is regarded by most people 
ns nn unlucky numls-i- but tills Is uot ho 
Willi "The Isle of Spice" management, as the 
hot weather defying extra viigasr.n Is now In 
the thirteenth week of Its local stay:' 1 The 
one hundredth performance of the piece 111 
tills city will occur on Tuesday ulghl of cur- 
rent week und the event will be celebrated 
liy the distribution, to every person holding n 
reserved scat coupon, of a souvenir of art 1st k 
ben ut v. It Is n Japanese teapot, a tall, grace- 
ful bit of chlnii ware of n unlipie design. 
- Giiank Oi'KUA HOUND (George \V. Mugee, 
manager). — The regular season at this bouse 
will open Aug. (1. with many new -features 
■ tin i augur well for another successful year. 
While Mr. Mugee continues as the luiina 
gi'r af the house, patrons will lied on the 
programme llu names of Messrs, Stnlr, Wil- 
bur & Mugee is proprietors. A distinct In- 
novation will be the Introduction this seu- 
son of a IuiI'ch' orchestra to provide Ihe 
ciiHtuuiiii-v entre'acte music, for the neces- 
sary musical ut'compiiuluiciit during Ihe 
Is'i-Vonn-iiices. Manager Mugec Ills secured 
the icivIcch of Nellie II. Chniidlcr's Ladies' 
Orchestra, which has been one of the strong 
attractions r.t Lexington Pm-k during the 
Summer. The opening card Ik Howard Hall, 
III "The Waif's Paradise." In supiiort of 
Mr. Hull are: K, A. Locke. Paul Barrett. 
W. I. Flngg. George II. Heche. Marlon I. con 
aril. Isabel Pearson und Helen Hyle. 

CASTt.D SqrABK Theatre (J. II. Emery, 
malinger). — "Hotel Klrke" Is revived tbls 
week and Stage Director Mnsson lips plnnnid 
to make Its revlvul, nftnr three years, u nota- 
ble one. Lllllnn Keiuiile Joins the company 
tills week unir Is seen hi the leildliig femnle 
role. William Humphrey plays Dunstnu 
Klrke, nnd the other roles lire In competent 
hands. "A Purlsluti Itomnnce" was an ex- 
ivptiuunliy stroug card last week. William 
Humphrey made n big bit In the leading role, 
and received a dozen or more curtain calls 
oft every • performance. "Pawn -Tickets -No. 
310 "Mb the selection for next week. 
I BnwnotN Hgi-AUK ■ Thkatuk ■ (O. K. I." 
Ihrop, --manager). — "Hip Van Winkle,'', with 
Jny Hunt In tho title role, la to* strong 
nt traction the management - offers fur cur- 
rent week. Mr.-Htmt retired -as Oh actor 
several years ngo, wla'n he became general 
stage 'director for Manager Lolhropv and lln 
bus only consented (o appear In this -one 
production to tullsfy his many frleuds who 
lire anxious to see his dramatic work nglilii. 
Tin- parts of Mceiile Van Winkle' aiiil *lrci- 
chen are plnyed by Cuarlolle Hum and 
l<Voience Hale. The former la -the daughter 
and -tint latter ibe wife of Mr. Hunt, <so 
Hun lii real life, as well ns in ihe story mi 
told In -drama' "Hip" will huve his own wife 
ilul daughter to present tho ctuirnclers of 
wife and daughter, Laat week's houses were 
good and "Colleen Bnwu" provided good en- 
lilrt'iliiiiieni. Ill preparation, 'Lost In i.nn 
don." ■ ' 

■Keith's Tiieatiie (11. F. Keith, malinger). 
— Tills weekli bill consists of the usual 
hourly concerts by Ihe Fuddles Woman's 
Orchestra and the following vaudeville tal- 
ent !- Frank Keeiuiu nnd coinpany, In "The 
A'rtor and the Count;'' Bnrd Brothers. Al- 
tiBi-tus and Bart runt. Messenger Hoys' Trio, 
Dixie and Yankee, Bruce nnd Dslgneuii, 
Hedrlx and Prescott, Yankee Comedy Four, 
nnd Smith and Gorman. The blogrnph shows 
a new Hat of Interesting and humorous mo- 
tion pictures, -The hit of last week's bill 
was ItoBe Srahl and company, In "The Chorus 
Girl," It' was one of the brightest Utile 
comedies of life behind the scenes' ever seen 
here, and although only of nne-linlf hour's 
duration,' n good moral was told, and the 
sketch was replete wllh fun. It wns ca- 
pably done by Miss Stnhl and two assistants. 

! Pa lack Tiieatiie (('has. II. Waldron, man- 
ngcr). — "Hilarity" and' "Hotel a la <?as- 
lorla ' lire the- titles of Ihe burlesfiues for 
this week. The principals In the skits lire: 
Ada Butner, Alice Leslie. Mny Croix,' Vic 
Itlnklcy; May Bryant, Hntt(e Mills. Tlllle 
Cohen, Sam Adnius. Clmrles Nluhula, Kred 
llullan, Ben Wrtlla-r. and- John Grleven, The 
olio bill offers.: Marshall and Barlhtlt, Ham 
Adams,' De? 'Rlmiir'"n'nd" Rose,' dtid'trfe nt- 
leiioH. 

At'HTIN & ; STONK'H MttSEIX (HlMIIP & 

KIhuv, managers).-^ Jonvlnl's Sen poll tan 
'IVoubiidoiirs' attracted crowds to ibis iiiiiukc- 
meiit place Inst week, and- are -held over 
number week-- Mirrotl, the .-innioinluil 
wonJer, nnd Ben llur, the eiicrmmls snake. 
iiIhh routlnue as' curio ball wohdnrs. Stugc 
Scarlet Sisters.' Blnnclis Olbbs,- Harry -lulil, 
Ferris and- Fny> Priwoll Comedy . Four. 
Clnrence Foster, Billy (Niiies, WttShlllglOII's 
<Veole Belles. Alabnina » amedy Four, Ki- 



wi-). — Holcoiabe, Curtis and Webb, the nar- 
rows. Kiev und Elmer, and Hie nomograph 
furnish culcrtaluiDcnt fur this week. •■ 

I.axiMiToN Park (J. W. Gormao. mana- 
ger). — J. W. Oortnan'a Imperial Mlaatrel Co. 
"a here this week. Will Phllbrlck, Harry 
Baker, and Rdwards and Codalre are olio 
performer*. '• ' « _ _.' 

Mgnrtino Botii-svAno Thratri (J, W. Oor- 
man, mnnagen.— The- new farce comedy, 
"The Glbsou Girl," Is offered by the manage- 
uieut for current week. Tbe Four Otts 
head the rasl. 

Pickkp Vr. — Kllxn Weatbersby Hinckley 
is finishing her vacation days at Wlnthmp. 

Thomas F, Wright, of Keith's, started 

last Saturday on hi* ant mil vacation. He 
will stop at the IllrshmSu cottage, Bourne- 
dale, Miihs Robert Hinckley, of the Co- 
lonial Then t re staff, Is spending his vacation 
nt Knst Milton, nt the home of Mrs. Nut 

Goodwin Sr. Raymond •Hitchcock was 

in town last week >, William llaneltlne, 

of this city. Is to piny In "The Pit" again 

this season Arthur H. Sawyer, of the 

Criterion Club, a local amnteiiF. orgaulia- 
tlou, has been engaged for' the support of 
NniH-e 0'Neli:...:cMr. ami Mrs. Sevirln De 
Devn nnd their little son are spending the 

Slimmer nt Onset Bay Henry W.-Hnvag# 

will send three representatives In advance of 
"Pu'rslfal." They are llnlph Kdmiinds, G. E. 

MrCune and I). J. Itellly At the close 

of Ills local stock engagement. J. I,. Seeley 
expects to lenve for New York to begin re- 
hearsal* for "The Crosslnn." with Jnmes K. 

Ilnckelt Florence Wllllnms, daughter 

of the late Odel Williams, one nt the pretty 
chorus women af "The Isle of Spice," Is 
seriously III nl the Massachusetts General 

Hospital George Mnrtln, wlu> llll* been 

on I of (he cast of "The Isle of Spirit" for 
the past two weeks, resume* IiIh old- role of 
Turin on .Monday of this week. John Gll- 
roy gisps to New Yolk.- Recent engage- 
ments of Boston snung women arc: Mai leu 
Armstrong, • In the "Mother Goose" com- 
pany ; Jennie Glrnrd, Murlone Priest and 
Lllllnn Lcrnrr, for Ward tt Voke«' "A Pale 

of I'Jnks" Co IMw.ud D, Smllli, Will 

is- irnnsfcrrrd from 1 1n- <ltol>e to'the Ms- 

Jrstli' ns resident ninnager "Tlie Fill- 

IniBtcrs" Is ibe title of the musical ptcce 
lo Ihi glveu liy the Huston Hank Clerks As- 
slclullor. the w«k of Feb. *!, at the Tie 



ball and Donovan, mid Ariuintt and Burke. 

NuTk-w— Manager J. J. Shay, of Baa* 
Polut, Nahaut, bat season, la now- -at JA« 
Itelsv House, Nshant. wbare he Is managlaj 
Sunday concerts and steamboat enrcttalti- 

meats and «tcur*lons Work oa the 

new l.vnn thentro coutlnucs to lie rnshed 
and the foundation ha* been completed. 
■ ii " » '■ " «* 

Taunton.— At flabbatla Park, for weak 
of July '.'5, "Johnny on the Spot" wns the 
attraction, and pleased large audiences. For 
week of Aug. 1. the Whirlwind Rntertnlnef* 
are hooked. The company conslits of Amann 
and Hartley, the Ramaeys, TBI's Marionettes, 
tbe Klngsburys, and Mnranall, the mvatlo. - 

Note.— James p, Gaillgan Joins rb» Kara 
Kendall Co. early In August aa.artlatant 
stage manager.' ••«•••••» - .. ., 

• ti» > 

MINKKSOTA. 



inon I Then t re. The Issik Is by John P. Wll- 
sou. and Ihe music by William Lornlnc. 
Julian T. Klllngc will play the leading rule. 



uier Itoed and Harry Powell; 



jid llsrr, 
' NtckEi.ooiluN (L. B. Walker, muuager). — 
Week of 'Ahg. 1*1 Curlb ' hntls-^Teiilicsseo 
T , roubnilour*i"Turiiey ) wire isM-formeri Kd. 
Giiviii, -'perfect man, >iin«P usual contest bo- 
tWH-n a tlilf damn pretty girls. Hartford 
and Davis, .Fred Shaw; Viol* Hutolllngs. 
Bui els anil Harris, and Welch iind Daly are 
the singe iH-oplo. ■ • . • 

I'oi.nt op Pines (Win. II. o'Nell, mnnn- 
ger).— This resort was closed Aug. :il until 
such time us the Imnrd of selectmen see lit 
io grant 'licenses for Sunday entertainments 
nt this resort; The determination to close 
was reached last Friday night by the man- 
agement. Since the new Sunday law went 
Into effect tbe management has been handi- 
capped liy the Revere board of selectmen to 
grunt licenses for Sunday shows. The Point 
of Pines Is a private enterprise, situated on 
ixrlvate grounds, nnd Is one of Ihe most ex- 
iwiislve Summer resorts lo conduct In New 
Kngland. The Sunday concerts Hint had been 
given -before tho- new law went Into effect 
attracted ' large crowdB. and- without these 
concerts It Is Impossible to contiuiie the re- 
sort without a i>i extremely heavy loss from 
week to week. The ground* will remain open 
for the remainder of the season- fur picnic 
liarllns, but there will be no amusements of 
any kind. 

CniiscFNT Qum (Wm. II. O'Nell, man- 
ager), — Pines IMwm Co. Is located here this 
week.'- "Glrorle-Glrolla" I* the opera selected 
for presentation. 

NoRUMBtOA "Park (Carle Alberle, tnnnn- 



...... A '-line I 'a I Is, wardrobe mistress of 

"The Isle of Spice." celebrated li-r thirty- 
second birthday July '.'tl. and was presented 
a bracelet *«t with diamonds, by member* 
of Hie comimiiy. 

» 

Km- iieiti.ird. Al (lie Pitrclisse Street 
Tlienlre (Hiivld It. Ilullliitun. niiiuiigcr) "The 
lliinllcs" was given all excellent prisluctliill 
In ki week by Ihe Biillliilun Stock Co. Ger- 
trude Dion Muglll, 111 Ihe dlinl role of Nancy 
Wllllumii nnd Hilly Piper, scored a success, 
nnd the oilier members of Hie compniiy did 
excellent work. "Cam I lie" Is this work's Id II. 

Lincoln Pauk (Isaac W. Phelps, mana- 
ger). — Judging from Ihe crowds seen dally 
nt this Summer resort, the attractions are 
more alluring than' ever. The past ' week's 
vaudeville, wns particularly pleasing. The 
current bill Incliidea: Copplngcr and White, 
George and l.lllu Bronuiiu. the Marvelous 
Jennello, Kills and Dayi'il|Kirt, and Jessie 
Stewart. m 

■ Notes.- -Pawnee BIlTs Wild West drew 
capncltv business July 'M, nnd guvu general 
satisfaction. Lillian Smith, billed us Weim- 
iiii. expert i Hie shut, was uccurdwl a- hearty 
greeting hv her friends,' who reinembercil her 
a* a resilient In this city. The show can- 
celed Its date of 'JS at Full River, owing tp 
Ihe great textile operative strike, and showed 

ut Attleboro Instead Billy Kimball, lula 

one of the stage hands at Hhecily's Theatre. 
Is at present advance blller of Prof. Bell's 
Co, of Illusionists and wonders, ut present 

playing ihe towua along Capo Cud, 'ilia 

differences existing between Audrew K. 
Ilathnwny and .Mlebiitil J, MheiNly, of Hhecily's 
local I heal res, are slowly being adjusted. Mr. 
Hathaway bus gained personal control of thn 
new i'urchuse Street Theatre, und the uuuiu 
Sbceilv litis heeii clliiilmitcd from this bouse. 
The future control of ihe Union- Street bouse 
Will be determined upon some time during the 

Iireseut week, when III* Arm of llnlhuwuv A 
llieody will cense lo exist ( 'buries Bel- 

sir, leading man' of tho Hamilton Stock Co., 
will close his engagement with 'this organiza- 
tion Aug. ll, a* also will several other mem- 
ber*. New member* will inks their- placet! 

Thomas K. Shea, the uctor, was In 

Iqwn the past week, utletidlng to mailers 
connected with Ills reul estate luildlng here, 
oh which he proposes to liulhl several upart- 
iiieh t house* ...... .Theodore Flowers, -for- 
merly manager of Flowers' Theatre, was In 
this clty'lasf week, on business pertaining to 
Ibe leasing of Ihe house. He states hv Is 
iiieetlug wllh success the present seusoh lu 
his balloon and parachute Jumping business. 
■ ■ « ■ 

Lowell. — Willi one or two exception* all 
days 'were fair last week, and business at 
Ihe parks was excellent. Rand ceucei-U, us 
usual, draw big crowds mi Sundays. 

' LAKHVIEW TllMATIIK (J. J. I'lvtlll, 11111110- 

ger).— TIkj Nashville Trouhadoura drew vary 
good business Inst week, and offered an ex- 
cellent i-iiiiTiulnmciii. The fuu opened wild 
"The Railroad Porters." with lluiiier and 
Harris. Olio: Carrie Stllh, Magnolia Com- 
edy Four, Sherman Conies. Harper, Rnrrls 
nod Bailey, and Ihe comedy, "Lucy lxuig's 
Illrthdny.' Chas. II. Foster, basso, was de- 
Kervlug of sepclal imintlou. "JpcH and Ihe 
Bi'iinsfslk" opened tho current week, wllh 
James Gilbert aa Old King Cole, and a big 
company of players. 

■Wu.Lo whale Park Theatiih (Rowers 
Brothers, malingers).— -Vaudeville Is draw- 
ing big crowds, and ull enjoy ihe tunny out 
door n museum Is, 

Canoihe Lake Park, Salem. N. II. (New 
Hampshire Traclluu Co., - managers). — "Thn 
Gibson Girl" was the offering Inst weak, und 
the entertainment was highly acceptable. 
The Four (Ilia did excellent work, and re- 
ceived much applause, The- management en- 
tertained crowds of young |sioule 2t\, it 
being "children's day, ' when all children 
were admitted free to I ho pavilion. J, W, 
Gorman's Imiwrltils arc eutcftuining this 
week, the Hat Including: Ward and Curran, 
the Oiilgley Brut hers. Iteed and Kliuw, Henry 
nnd lloon. lyeslln and Howlcy. ■ 

Hampton Beach Casino (Wm. II. Phln- 
ney, manager! . — J. W, Gorman's Tiuedo Mpe 
chilly Co. was Ihe attraction last Week, 
with Mitchell and Mnrron, the Vcdtnars, 
Klmliiill and Donovan,- and tho Dnrrows as 
Ibe cards. Buklness wns Very goad, and (he 
entertainment excellent, 
* 

Worcester. — At lllo Worceaicr Thcutre 
(Felix It. WendrlHchsefer, manager) the New 
York Players, lu their dual week, beginning 
Aug. 1 Ii wllh produce "Pink. Dominoes," Last 
Week "A Doll's House" drew large and Inter- 
ested houses. Rosamond llrockway, one of 
Boston's cleverest society amateurs, and a 
ulemlH'r of the Criterion Club of that city. 
Will assume Ihe role of Mlas Barron, In 
"Pink Dominoes." Her many Worcester 
friends are anxiously awaiting her appear- 
ance. 

- Lake (Worcester Consol. St. By. Co., man- 
agcrsi.- Bill week of Aug, 1 will he Gor- 
man's Comedians. The company Includes: 
John Birch, Kmella Fenuer, Charles I'd- 
wards. In "Taking a Best ;"- Hurt and Burke, 
Pearl Dnnforlh, lledford and Winchester, and 
Carl W. Sanderson, in 'A Club Rehearsal." 
a ' ■ 

Lynn, — At Carman's Rummer , Theatre, 
Salem Willow* (M. J. Doyle, manager), ■ this 
season has proved a very NiicctHisful one, 
and some line enlorlalnmenls have been 
given. This week : Bellman and Moore, 
Fredericks and bis trick pony, Don; Kiln- 



s' t. Paul.— At l ha Grand Opera Home 
(Theodore I.." Hay*, manager) 'Tflrcy "Har- 
well and the George Fawcott Go, presented 
"Knst Lynne" week of July 24 to very good 
business. For week of .11 1 "A Social High- 
wayman," .Tr-Aur. f, and "Romeo and Juliet" 
0, U, und niatlurw l), Patron* have nothing 
but good things to say of the company. 

KMriMi (A. Weinhnizer. manager).— RiiaU 
ness continued fair week of llfi. New people 
for week of 1, the Grycrs nod Marie Lea- 
sing. Thoso Imldlug over are : George Wil- 
son, Alice Hamilton. Myrtle Bdwards, Helen 
Stewart, Mlgnou and Vera Stanley, 

oni'iiEUM (Henry I^ltner, nmonger).— 
Business was gmsl week of "fi. 

Notes.— Ilariinm A Bailey cum* Aug. U.I. 

The attractions at the lake resorls 

draw big crowds when the nights are warm. 
. . WlhrWimil Is offering al rung fea- 
tures Thn season so far has been too 

cool for the best results at the lake 

Mnnnger I, . N, Scot) returned July 20. from 
a booking trip to New York, 
• a 

iiiilntii, — At Ihe Lyceum (C. A. Marshall, 
manager) Ibe Hlllott. & Courtney Co. pre- 
sented "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. HjW* July 21V- 
'JO. It was well singed by Geo. Berry. 
Klcliardsnn Cotton did well with the leading 
roll'. Business was fair, Rlchnrds A 1'rlngle'* 
Minstrels appeared 2.'l, ftir two performance,*, 
to fair returns, Gorton's Minstrel* will give 
two performances fit). "On tho Bridge at 
Midnight" Aug. n, il. The Fall and Winter 
season begins on Aug. lit, wlllh "A Texas 
Steer." 

Mi ■nioi-iii.ii'AN (J. T. Condon, manager), 
will remain dark mil II Ihe latter part of 
August. The Clurn Mulbes Co. closed u two 
weeks' engagement July '.'II. 
- Pun mi Theatiih (W. J. Wells, manager). 
— Business Is not large, but II Is good for this 
lime of year. Company for Aug. 1 nnd 
week: The F.dwnrds, the Gale Brothers. l,oii 
DoiitblH. I'M. and Lucille Lowry, Kftla Moore, 
llenrv Biiickwooil. W, J. Wells and Ihe stock. 
The new iilny for the week Is called "Dlnkle 
nnd McGlniy." 

Bi.iiiii Theatre (Joe Mallland, manager). 
—Them Is no let up lo Ihe business here. 
People ure turned away ulghlly. Powers and 
Fox, In their musical net, take -well, and 
Johnnie Fox, In his hand Jitmtilng, and hand 
dancing, Is a big card, J. V, Mitchell, In 
Ilium rated songs; has caught on nicsly, and 
Allen Ttooue- mill Kdnn KeViy, In "The Lass, 
from Mavo," are a good team. The show 
close* with the moving' picture; "The 'Great 
Train llolihery," well huddled' by J, '.IV Mf- 
cietinn. Mas Wilson, whb was the rllnnlst 
at this housi', is' now at Winnipeg, Man., at 
Mr. Nosh's other house. 

gkstiiv iiiiiiriigiiH' Pony and Doo Show 




born al Clooucr, Minn., July Hi. 

4«» 



CANADA, 

" ' ■■ ■ 

Montreal.— At the Arena ( W. Ncr(hev, 
mnrtager) tho N«W York Comic Opera Cd„fn 
"Jack mid the Beanstalk." came to good lipnaea 
July HMMV "Thn Telephone Girl" Anfil-n; 

Journal Park (l.nvlgnn k Labile, mana- 
gers).— The oitemlaiice during th* week of 
July 24 was large. Tho attractions were: 
Clark mid Florrll*. the lllltouks, the Vive 
Daomail*,' Hilda. De OniO Hros,; (bd f,» 
vlgne'l Military llaml,' '_• Jlj3VtT 

Rivkhsiiim< Paiik (Al. Read, manager).— 
The park did u good iwatk'a'iuisiiiekfitit-HD. 
with thn following attractions: Smith and 
Wilson, Aiidriiiiln mill Lucie, Hume* and 
liewlsi May Augell, Duhiisvduii nnd company, 
HI Tom Ward. , 

| t i ' n 

Wiiniiiii-ur.- At tbe Wlanliiag 'rhMtre 
((V* P.'* Wnlk'cr, manager) "-"TIW) ' R*t(Jlr 
Prliicn" (inerii Co, opened a two week*' en- 
Kiigciaenl July LTV. mid Is doing good liusl 
ucss. A chiiugs of hill every night. 

An.iToiiii.it HiiMvtr.u GAll0Ki».~The Wil- 
lis Stock Co. holds the hoof da, and cohtlunca 
to draw good crowds. ' v . 

Tfrtl Bib Dominion Faik was ooenod Ull 
by Hi* Hbn. Clifford Sitfton, Minuter tiff M 
Interior, and Inriro crowd* w«rc in attend- 
ance. Tint long (1st or platfortu- attractions 
was hurci-Hsfully run off. The fair will con- 
tinue until Aug. 8. 

• » , i ■ 

Toronto,— At ljnnlan's Point (Mat D <*' 
manager) a ■good show and big bualnss* July 
Will). T|l« bill Included: Hslelle. O'Bl'len, 
Minnie Gruuvlllii, Gulluglier and IJI|1, Mnr- 
tln And Hulgeway, and the rjlectrlc City 
Oiilnict. f ■ . '• "•■• 

' Mi.'Niior, Park (W. linnks, triunngcr).— 
This placa of amusement I* drawing large 
crowds. Rill for weak of Aug, 1 : Primrose 
and llolilnff, J. W. Shcrrle, the Bernbnrds 
Ida O'Doy, Ihe Dc Fontaa, and llarrle Bedard 
Co. •• : • '• • 

B '■ 

HI, John.— At thC Otiera House (A; (). 

Skinner, manager)— J. w. Canklln's colored 
ciiinnlluns, III ' "On the L«ve«," ' gave I two 
perfnrinaiincs July 211, to vary good luislnels. 
Kntlieriiii" Holier and company am duo' Aug. 
IIWTJ. "The Volunlcer Organist" 2l»-;il..,.. 
"On thn Uvea" Co. left July M for Dlgby, 
N. H. Sirs. Win. Hums (colored), of fills 

city. Joined them hers 

tluciiic — At thn Auditorium Theatre 
(A. J. Small, manager) Paul CMfmmive and 
his French stool; company, In repertory, 
ended l heir season here July BO/- Their slay 
In Quebec wan a very profitable ono, and 
tbe audiences wars well pleased, The com- 
pany's rolurn will bo eagerly looked forward 

' •»» , r ' 

MmsiB and Moan) at write from Kngland 
that' their act Is' a big auccca* over there. 
After playing their time In the province*, 
they will open at tha Tlvoll, London, for four 
weeks, commencing Sept. 12, and have con- 
tracts for return engagement* In Europe for 
11)00 and lUOO. « • - • -...' • 

■+>» 
ltl.lll <:■:■> HATKH TO LOtlHVII.I.K. 

Via I'rnna>lvanla Hallronil, Aeronat 
lllennlitl l;iic»iii|inirnl, Kularhl* 

otVytMmm- ■ '-.'■• ■• -.,':,.--• 
On account of the Biennial Knrnmpment, 
Knlglit* of pyihin»/nfijoiilMTllle.' Wy;; Aug. 
HI to 211, KMM, the Pen ti sylvan In llallroOd 
Company will sell excursion ticket* to Louis- 
ville and return, from, all stations on II* 
lines, from Aug. 12 to in. Inclusive, at rate 
of «bv/le for*, Mat* 17.M' for the round tril. 
These ticket* will be good tor return paaaan, 
lo lenvi- Loidsvllle not later than Aog; ill, 
when validated by Joint Agent at Lonbrvllle 
B|K)n deposit of ticket- with Joint Agent, not 
later than Aug. 31, and payment of 00 (Ml*. 
an rxtciislon of rnturn Built mar be secured 
to leave Louisville to Sept. ID, Inclusive. 



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every nectlon of the city. Noexpeaae will be apared In making -thl* the 
nneat amonemeat and recreation park In the world. Admlaaloa will- be 
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remanent address, SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL.. 



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One or the Handsomest m Well as Talented Chllden on the American stage. 
NOTICE— A Mldgot Singer, Irene Spooner, 4 years old, amazes and dellglita audience. Light and airy 
as a lairy, Little Irene Spooner. less than 4 yeara old, the Youngest Entertainer on the American 
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••A Messenger Boy" Co. The grace of the Little Miss was the grace described as poetry In motion, 
and the Utile voice, stronger and sweeter than one conld Imagine, brought cheers that resounded 
throughout, the house. The little one was repeatedly: recalled. This ohtld began her career as an 
entertainer si the Hge of two years. Last season she was with the "81 Plmikard" Co., and many of 
the theatregoers preacnt at that time were In attendance yesterday. The development and progress 
of the little girl Is something phenomlnal. She has Appeared all over the country and Is Bald to nave 
amazed and delighted over 250,000 nsop'e.— WATERLOO (I A.) COURIER, Jan. 2, loot. 
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W A IM T 

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Rehearsals Aug. It. Tell all In first letter. Must be abls to Join at once. 

JOHN J. MURRAY. Mgr. Murray A Mackey Co., Parkersimrg, W. Va. 



REILLY & WOODS' BIG COMPANY. 

All neraone engaged for the above, report for rehearsal at MANHATTAN LYCEUM, 6 Kasl 4th St., 
N.Y., MONDAY, AUGUSTS. Acknowledge this hv letter. 

PAT RE1LI.Y, Manager, Sottth Atlantic Clly, N. J. 



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407 BROAOWAr, NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. 




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Phonograph?!, Gramophones, Records, Mechanical 
Figures auil odd show goods, also for sale. Address 
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RODNEY & KELLOGG ATTRACTIONS. 

PEOPLE ENGAGED POR EASTERN AMD WESTERS "MICHAEL STROOOFF" 
CO-H WITH THE TWO PAMOUS HUZZAR HANDS, PLEASE 
' ACKNOWLEDGE CALL BY LETTER. 

IE I NT Two A No. 1 LeadlogMen, two Heavy Men, four Comedians and eight General Business 
iMHa Actors; those Douhllng In BRA88 given preference. Also two Leading Ladies, two Ucavles 
and four General Business; TWO A ONE BAND LEADERS; NONE TOO 00OD. 

FOR THE RODNEY STOCK COMPANY, "EASTERN," 

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MANUSCRIPT OF SONG POEMS, 
ORIGINAL MELODIES, 

Or COMPLETE WORKS, 

And ir they have any merit we have the facilities to make them go. All letters 
answered promptly. 

PIONEER PUBLISHING CO., 

208-ilOO Baltimore Bldg., CHICAGO, III, 



MAJOR SISTERS 

At Liberty for Coming Season, 

1TOVELTT DANCXXTG ACT. 

Perm, address, NEW YORK CLIPPER, or week or Aug. 1, 

SOIIJIER PARK, Montreal, Canada. 

DOMINION THEATRE, 

WINNIPEG. MAN., CANADA. 

ROW BEING BUILT AT A COST OP $00,000, 

Thi Most Beautiful Theatre in the Northwest Devoted to High Class Vaudeville. 

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OP AX e KYLE. 
EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES AND BOOKING AGENTS, 

IRELAND * ARMSTRONG, 

204 Schiller Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL. 



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THE WATERBDRY, 

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Lafayette, two blocks from Columbia, four blocks from Academy. 

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MANAGER or AGENT, 
T LIBE 



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WESTCHESTER HOUSE, Bowery and Stanton St., N. Y. C. 



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Brandy wine Springs Park, It. W. CROOK, General Manager Peoples' ity. Co., Wllm., Pel. 



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MEETING WITH GREAT 8CCCE8S PRESENTING THEIR COMEDY ACT, . 

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ADDRESS ALL AGENTS. 



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For PRESCOTT ft VEAZEY'S ATTRACTIONS, 

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lime. Addresa PRESCOTT <v VEAZKY. 

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ling Agent, a (iood Hot Specialty Team. ALL MUST BE FIRST CLASS. Send photos and full partic- 
ulars. Season opeus Sept. 6. Time all rilled. Address 

CH AS. LAMB, Mgr., care of Dollog Park. Springfield. Mo. 



IAI AaJTC T\ Fon GROSN-LYALL STOCK CO., Al Leading Man, Deary Msn 

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S. and I). Soubrette, Agent. Others write. Preference given those doing strong specialties. Most 
in 1 alile in ilrcss parts mid maki- good. Stale lowest salary. Pay your own. Season opens Ang. 14. 
RrhearnalH Aug. ?. Monte Lewis, Jack Lou In, wire. 

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TABLE OK COHTBST8. 

\l Iss UHplwr'M Anecdotes, Etc , 

VaiitlCTllle aud Minstrel.. TM 

The Leffel Trio— 8ketcb 534 

World of Playera 834 -i!ii 

Queries Answered B30 

our Chicago Letter... IU8 

Blanche Bine— Sketch 830 

Oar London letter , KM 

Clipper Post office 348 

Litest bt Telegraph ft39 

On tbe Road B39 

Vaudeville Route Mot li.1A.n40 

Chess and Clieekern Ml 

Sr» Tor* City— Ret lew and Comment .144 

With the BUI Posters Ml 

ruder the Tent* Ml 

Deaths in tbe Profession 1144 

Miscellaneous M4 

THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. 

Oklahoma 538 

Oregon MO 

Ohio JiJi 

Maine MJ 

Louisiana M7 

Rhode Island B37 

District of Columbia S37 

Massachusetts ., B37 

Minnesota M7, M4 

Canada ,,............•.......•»•.. ■*> '17 

Indiana M§ 

renn»Tl»onli ■< 4.S 

California B48 

Mlrhlitan M8 

New York Slate MR 

Colorado M8 

Alabama ...i MO 

Virginia. Wisconsin Ml 

Missouri, Texas. Norlb Carolina M4 

Xentuekv, Tennessee. Washington 544 

Illinois. West Virginia 544' 

Iowa, North Carolina 544 



LATEST BY TEL EGRAPH. 

GOLDEN HATE GLEANING!!. 

"Mice and Men." "The Baffalo W> •- 
tery." "The Lady of Lyon.." "Ser- 
jeant James," "Shenandoah," "The 
Toreador" and "The Whirl of the 
Tona." 
especial Detpatehen fo Thk Nkw Yotk Clipper 
Ran Fbancisco, Aug. 2. — At the Colum- 
bia Theatre. Henry Miner & Co. ire in their 
second week, retaining "Mire and Men." 
Veil week marks tbe first production of 
•■Joseph Entaugled," and tbe appearance of. 

California Theatre. — This la the third 
and last week of Jules A Elmer Walters' 
Co , wben the piny will be "Tbe Buffalo 
Mystery." On Monday. Aug. 2I». Florence 
Robert*, begins a four weeks' engagement. 

alcazar Theatre. — Current Is tbe sixth 
week of White Whittlesey, when the ploy 
will be "The Lady of Lyons," and Eugenie 
Thais Lawton, of the Central Theatre, w<ll 
plgy the role of Pauline. It Is understood 
that when' Mr. Whittlesey goe« on the rood 
after the termination of his engagement 
here, that Miss Lawton will be his lending 

Central Theatre. — "Sergeant James" is 
this week's offering. 

Grand Opera House. — James Nelll and 
Co. are In their fifth week w'tb "Shenan- 
doah" as this week's bill. 

Tivor.i Opera House. — This Is the first 
time here of "The Toreador," which opened 
last night. 

Fischer's Theatre— On Monday, Aug. 1, 
"The Whirl of the Town" opened for the 
first time here, with Dorothy Morton, Nora 
Hayes, Bobby North, C'has. 0. Rice, Fred 
M. Cady, Ben Dillon, Edwin Clarke. It was 
the first appearance of Lionel Lawrence, and 
the reappearance of Flossie Hope, 

Orpheum. — Bill for week beginning July 
31 : Olive May and J. W. AlbaugC. Les 
niopas, Hughes Musical Trio, McCabe. Sa- 
bine and Vera, the Empire Comedy Four, 
Marcus and Oartelle, Charmlon. Abranoff, 
Decker nnd Russo, and tbe blograph. 

Chutes. — Programme for the week begin- 
ning Aug. 1 : Campbell and Johnston. Lowe. 
J. 'r. Devlne. Sully and Phelps, Foster and 
his dog, Edna Grant, and the anlmatlscope. 

Notes. — Flossie Hope, formerly of the 
team of Hope and Emerson, dancers, at 
Fischer's, has been re-engaged at that bouse, 
nnd will make her reappearance In tbe next 
play. .....It has been definitely arranged 

that, tbe tour of the Ben Greet company of 
London players, under the management of 
Chas. Frobman, will begin In California, the 
entire organization coming here direct from 
London, opening at the Greek Amphitheatre 
of tbe University of California, at Berkeley, 
on the afternoon of Saturday, Oct. 1, wltb 
a prqdurtlon of "Hamlet." The season In this 
city Vlll begin at Lyric Hall Monday, Oct. 
3, when "Everyman will he given for one 
week, a second week belm* devoted to Eliza- 
bethan productions of Shakespeare's master 
pieces. The company will then tour tbe 
.states, and be under the local direction of 
Will L. Greennaum. Returning to this city, 
they Will present for the first time a miracle 
play, entitled "The Star of Bethlehem." writ- 
ten by Professor Gayley, of the State Uni- 
versity A new theatre, now in course 

of construction In tbe mission district of 
th|s city, corner Twenty-second and Mission 
Streets, will be completed Inside of ninety 
days. It Is being erected by J. Cbas. Green, 
for the Mission Amusement Co., of wblcb E. 
Fried Is general manager. It will be devoted 
to vaudeville, and will have a 50x20ft. stage, 
the auditorium seating eight hundred per- 
sons. This location will enable many persons 
residing at a distance from the centre of the 
city to attend a place of amusement near 
their homes. 

a 
FROM OTHER POINTS. 



Rain and Humidity Keep Down the 
Attendance In tlie East, Bat West- 
ern Points Report a Gonii Week's 
Oiieailnar. 

Boston, Aug. 2. — Extreme hot weather 
made the Indoor patronage light.. "Wood- 
land'' began, its fifteenth week at the Ire- 
mint, with a' goodly slied gathering. 'Ihe 
some may be said of "isle o! 8plce.' r at the 

nioue ; . ..Stock houses a little below 

standard. The bills: Castle Square. "Hazel 
Klrke." and Bowdoln Square. "Rip Van 

1 Inkle." .The vaudeville, stock and 

museum resorts suffered more or less from 
the beat. ...The out door amusements were 
largely patronized. 

Philadelphia, Aug. 2. — Very hot weather 
kept down attendance at tbe theatres last 
night, while storms cut Into business at tbe 
outdoor parks, consequently crowds were 

scarce. .• Vaudeville at Keith's, "Mr. 

Barnes, of New York" at the Bljon. and the 
J'lly Clay Burlesquers at the Lyceum all 
made good and drew good patronage. 

Kansas City, Aug. 2.— Richards A Prln- 
gle's Georgia Minstrels opened the season at 
the Glllls, Saturday night, July 30, to a big 
house, and both parks were packed Sunday. 
......At Forest Park, in Hopkins' Theatre 

lapluta was the headllner of a good vaude- 

Jlllo bill At Electric Park the Bands 

nossa started its fourth week At Sports- 
man Park Paln'B "LsbI Days of Pompeii' 
had good attendance for tbe third and last 
week. 

Washington . Aug. 2. — Tbe Bon Ton Bur- 
lesquers opened last night, with two perform- 
ances, at the Lyceum, to large business. Tbe 
Lyceum commences Its season under very fa- 
vorable conditions. All the other bouses are 
»» Wt closed. 

LouisviLM, Aug. 2. — Preatore and his 
band opened at Jockey Club Park before a 
good crowd. 

♦ «♦ — 

— Master Cbas. King, formerly of Hlgglns 
5. 0d ^' D ff- "•» a&fi wfth H. M. Rleis' "Cir- 
cus Qty" c«». . 



jj m Road. 

All Rostra Mast Reach la Not Later 
Than Monday. 

DRAMATIC. 

Albee Stock— Providence, R, 1., Aug. 1, Indel- 

olie. 
American Block (Oliver Martell, mrr.)— Sloox 
.,£']'• J*- Au «- »• Indefinite. 
Alhlna Stock— Peterson, N. J.. Aa«. 1, Indefinite. 
Buhler, Richard. Stock (Adam E. Fox. mgr.) — 

Atlantic City, N. J.. Aug. 1, indefinite. 
Bunting, Emma (Earl Burgess, mgr. )— Cortland, 

N. V.. Aug. 8-27. 
Baldwin-Melville (Walter S. Baldwin, mar.)— 

Cleveland, O., Aug. 1, Indefinite. 
Baldwlo-Melvllle (Walter S. Baldwin, ap.)- 

Baffalo, N. V., Aog. 1. Indefinite. 
Brackenrldte. Cbas., Stock (Breckeorlilgr, mgr.) 

— Sbreveport. La., Aug. 1-6. Muiccgee, In. 

Burhonan. Lorraine. Stock (Robert Mansfeld, 
mp.)— lola. Kan., An«. 1. Indefinite. 

Bufflntoo Stock (D. R. Bullnton, mgr.)— New 
Bedford. Mass., Ann. 1. Indefinite. 

""" Stock I Murray A Mackey, mgra.)— Mans- 
field. 0.. Aug. 1-27. 

Bellows Stock (Walter Clark Bellows. mzr.)— 
Denver. Colo., Aug. 1, indefinite. 

Broadway Stock— Denver, Colo., Aug. 1, Indefi. 
nlte. 

"Buster Brown" (M. B. Raymond, ngr.)— Chi- 
cago. III.. Ana;. 1-27. 

Chaae-Llster Tlieatre, A (Joseph Farrell. mar.) 
—Waterloo, la., Aog. 1-0, Iowa City 8-13. 

Carts Dramatic (M. H. Curia, mgr.)— Belle 
Konrclie, So. Dak.. Aug. 1-3. Wbltewood 4-fl. 
Slurgla 8-10. Rapid City 11-13. 

Cntter * William* Stock (W. R. Cutter A J. W. 
Williams, mars.)— Winchester, lnd., Aug. 1-fl, 
New Csstle 8-1.1 

Casino Stock (Robert Kane, mgr. )— Holyoke, 
Mass., Aug. 1. indefinite. 

Cnrrler. Mrs. Wen.. Stock (Win. Currier, mgr.) — 
Hnmlltoo. Can.. Aug. 1. Indefinite. 

"Child of the Slum*" (F. E. Johnson, mgr.) — 
N. Y. City Aug. 1-0. Baltimore. Md.. 8-13. 

DllaerCorDcll— Olean, S. I., Aug. 1-fl, Hmeih- 
port. Pa.. 8-13. 

Dale. Marie (W. E. Martin, mgr.)— Pine Blur, 
Ark.. Aug. l-o. 

De I.acour, Twin Slaters. Dramatic (De Lacoo? 
A Fields, mgra.)— Mlddletown. lnd.. Ang. ill. 

Douglass, Byron, Stock— Portland, Me., Ang. 1, 
Indefinite. 

Eclipse Stock (Lloyd A Center, mars. )— McCnr- 
taln. lnd. Ter.. Ang. 3. Sptro 5. Stlllwell 8. ». 
Slloam Springs. Ark., 10-l.T. 

Erans, Brandon (Harry Rennela. mgr.) — Newport 
Neva. Vs., Aug. 1. Indefinite. 

Edaall-WInthrop Stock (D. B. EilsaU, mgr.)— 
Cbarl.it le. N. C, Ang. 1-27. 

Elleford Slock— Portland. Ore., Aug. 1, indefi- 
nite. 

Eldon's Comedians (0. H. Elilon. mgr.)— Rich- 
mond, Mo., Aug. 1-8, Islington 8-lli, 

Electric Park Stock — Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 1, 
Indefinite. 

Edwards" stock (Jefferson Hnll. mgr.) — Martlns- 
bnrg, W. V'a.. Ang. 8-27. 

Empire Stock — Columbus. O., Aug. 1-Sept. 3. 

"Eternal City" (I.lebler & Co.. mgrs.)— N. Y. 
City Aug. 4-20. 

French-lrrina: (Don Macmlllon, mgr.) — Dubuque. 
la.. Aug. 1-3, l.a Crosse. Wis.. 4 11. Sparta K-W 

FlskeStock (E. D. Flake ft T. V. Stock, mars.) 
—St. Johns. N. F.. Aug. 1-17. 

"Foxy Grandpa." Wm. A. Brady's — Atlantic 
City. N. L, Aug. 1-fl. 

"Fnr Her Sake" (Pilgrim A Elliott, tugrs.t— Cen- 
terTllle. la., Ang. 3. Osceola 4, Red Oak 5, 
Cleowood 6. Blair. N'eb.. 8, Denlwn. la.. P, 
Onawa 10. Walnut 11, Anita 12, Atlantic 13. 

laser. Vaugban, Slock— Cleveland, 0., Aug. I, 
Indefinite. 

Gsrrlek Stock (Jay Kusell. mgr.) — Mount Ver- 
non. O.. Aug. I, indefinite. 

Oarslde, Oondlt k Mack Big Stock (J. S. Oar- 
side, mar.)— St. John. S. D.. Auc. 1-0. 

Onddlng, Fred, Comedy (W. Walter Sbuttlewortb, 
mgr. ) — Lansing, Mich.. Ang. 1, Indefinite. 

"c.lrl of tbe Streets" (Decker A Yeronee, mgrs.) 
— Columbus, o.. Aug. 11-13. 

Howard Hall (Henry Plersoo, mgr.) — Boston, 
Mass.. Aug. 8-13. 

Haswell, Percy. Stock (Ceorie Fawcetl. mgr.) 
—St. Paul. Minn.. Ang. 1-Sept. 3. 

Herrmann lEdsard Tbnrnaer. mgr.) — Manhattan 
Beach, \. Y.. Ang. 1. indefinite. 

Hoeffler Show (Jack Hnefiler, mgr.) — Appletnn, 
Wis., Aug. 1, indefinite. 

Hoeffler. Jack. Eastern (W. Main, Bgr.)— Mar- 
slialltovrn. la.. Aug. 1-1 J. 

HoeHler, Jack. Western (Jack Hoefller, mgr.) — 
Mar.kato, Minn.. Ang. 1-13. 

Hulbert. Laura, Stock (Charles W. Burrlll, mgr.) 
— Kankakee, III., Ang. 1. Indefinite 

Duntley-Moore Stock— Atlantic City, N. J., Ang. 
1. Indefinite. 

Helsman Stock — Montgomery, Ala., Ang. 1, In- 
definite. 

Hyde Park Theatre— Anstln, Tex., Aug. 1, In- 
definite. 

Henderson Stock (W. J. k B. R. Henderson, 
■grs.) — Connersrllle. lnd.. Aug. 1-B. 

Hloltmnn Dramatic (Ony Hickman, mgr.) — Ot- 
tnmwa, In., Aug. 1-13. 

Hulbert, Myrtle— Peoria, 111.. Aug. 1-0. 

"Heart of Chicago." Lincoln I. Carter's— Colum- 
bus. O.. Aug. 1-3. 

"Holy City." Eastern (Cordon A Bennett, mgrs.) 
--Woodstock, 111.. Aug. 3, Slarengo 4, BeWulere 
B. Rockford 0. Portage. Wis.. 8. Stetena Point 
A. Warsaw 10, MursbOeld 11. Rblnelander 12, 
Ashland 13. 

"Holy City." Western (Gordon A Bennett, mgrs.) 
— Sprlnirfleld, III.. Aug. 4, Lincoln r>. Blooming- 
ton 0, Pekln T, Pontine 8. Princeton 9, Dixon 
10, Freeport 11. Kewanee 12. Danrllle 13. 

"Hottest Coon In Dixie" (Eugene Spofford, mgr.) 
—Chicago Heights. III.. July 31. Oxford, lnd., 
Ang. 1. Hoopeston, 111., 2. Danville 3, Clin- 
ton, lnd., 4. Terre Hante a. Bedford fl. West 
Baden 7, Bloomlngtnn 8. flreeoraslle 9, Craw- 
fordvllle 10, Lafayette 11, Huntington 12, Fort 
Wnvne 13. 

Imperial Stock (Col. fleorge Hamilton, mgr.)— 
St. Loale. Mo.. Aug. 1. Indefinite. 

"In the Shadow of the Gallows"— Columbus, O., 
Ang. 4 il. 

"Jumea Boyn In Mlasourl" (Frank Gatiolo. mgr.) 
—Charlotte, Hldi.. Ang. 3. Battle Creek 4. 
Coldwater 8. Lanalog 0, Saginaw T-10, Fort 
Watne, lnd., II, DanTllle. 111., 12, Terre 
Hante, lnd., 13. _ . , „ ,, 

Karroll. Dot (J. O. Welsh, mgr. )— Providence, 

R. L, Aug. ML . _ 

Klintslev-Huasell (E. B. Ruasell, mgr.)— Cham- 
paign. III.. Aug. 1-fl. Danville 8-13. 
Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, mgr.)— Mevada, Mo., 

Kennedy Players (J. R. Shannon, mgr.)— Daven- 
port, la.. Aug. 1-14. 

Lyceum Stock IE. G. Groijean, mgr.)— Altoona, 
Kan.. Aug. IB. Sedan S. Jefferson, O. T.. 9-13. 

Lake View Stock (Lew Silver, mir.)— Sbelmy- 
gan, Wia.. Aug. 1. Ineflnlte. 

Lorraine, Rhe— Hamilton. Can., Aug. 1-20. 
■Little Outcast" (George K. Gill, mgr.)— St. 
Louis. Mo.. July 81 -Aug. 6, Chicago. III.. 7-27. 

Miller, Henry, k Co. (Charles Frobman, mgr.)— 
Sun FranclKCfl. Cal.. Aug. 1, Indeflnlle. 

Murray A Mackey (John J. Murray, mgr.)— Park- 
ersb'urg, W. Va., Ana;. 1. lodeanlle. 

Marks Stock (Tom Marks, mgr.)— Sault 8te. Ma- 
rie. Mich., Aug. 1-n. , _ _ „ . 

Marks Brothers (Joe Jlarka. mgr.)— Perth, Ont.. 
Aug. 1. Indefinite. . 

Myers Stock (Him Allen, mgr.)— Seranton, Pa., 
Aug. 1-fl. Wllkesharre 8-lS. 

Melville Dramatic. (M Melville. tngr.)-Perry. 
Mo. Aug. ML New Uudoo 4-8, Palmyra 8-ll>. 

McGnlnness-Woodruff— Huntsvllle, Ala.. Aug. I- 

MIHe'r-Br'yan Stock (Frank F. Miller, mgr.)— Ba- 
ton Itouge, I *.. Aug. 1, Indefinite. 

Murray Comedy (J. R. Smith, mgr.)— Lima, O.. 
Aug. 1, IndeBnlte. . 

Majestic Stock— Detroit, Mich.. A«g. I, Indea- 

Maxnm k Blglita* C-Bnedlans (W. K. Maxam A J. 

W. Slihtn. mars )— Fertile. Mlno.. Ang. Id. 

Ada 8-10, Thief River Falla ll-l.l. 
"Mrs; Wlgga, of the Cabbage Patch" (Llebler A 

Co., mgrs.)-<!hleago. 111.. Aug. 1-27. 
Nelll. James (Charles Astor Parker mgr. >- 

San Francisco. Cal.. Aug. 1. ln . aell »"»^„,„ 
North Brothers Comedians (Frank C. Carter. 

mar.)— Dallaa, Tex., Aug. 1-fl. Pittsburg. Kan.. 

8-13 
National Stock (Charles B. Schad, mgr.)— Eliza- 

aWW'Ul ("• * «•««. 
mgr.)— Springfield. .III.. Aof. 1-12. 

New York Players (Hunter A Bradfield, mgra.)— 
Worcester. Mass., Aug. 10. . _ 

North Brothers Coroelans. Northern (Edward Pat- 
terson mcr.)-8loux Falls. So. Dak.. Aug. I. 

N.Monal Stock (J. AlbertDawwa, mgr.)-Hlnck- 

ley. ill.. Ang. I. Indefinite. 
Oriental Stock— Hunter. N, I.. Aa* 8. 



OrrlnOber Stock (lluab Kttluger, mgr.)— Still- 
water, MIiiii., Aug. I, lmletlnllc. 

"On the Brklzv at Midnight." fcsMeru (Frauk 
(lauuilo, mar. )— Chicago. III., Aug. 1-20. 

"On tbe Bridge at Mldstgkt," Western (Frank 
Hondo, mgr.) — West Superior. Wla., Aug. 4, 
Dttlutb, Minn.. B. fl. Hlblilng 7. Bralnerd 8, 
Crooks ton 9, Grand Fork, No. Dak., 10, Graf- 
ton 11, Winnipeg. Mao.. 12. 13. 

Payton'a, Corse, Stock (David J. Ramtge, mgr.) 
—Springfield. Mass.. Ang. 1-13. 

Paige. Mabel (Henry F. Wlllard A Co., mgrs.) 
— Montgomery, Ala., Ang. 2*27, 

Pay ton Slaters (Col. Franz Robertson, mgr.)— 
Mineral Wells. Tex., Aug. 113. 

Peters Stock (Will A. Peters, mgr.)— Charlotte. 
N. C . Aug. 1, Ineflnlte. 

Paxtang Stork (N, Appell, mgr.)— Harrlsburg. 
Pa.. Aag. 1, Indefinite. 

Poll Stock — Brlgeport, Coon., Aog, 1, Ineflnlte. 

Phoenix Park Stork (George II. Bell, mgr.)— 
Jacksonville, Fla„ Aug. 1. IndeBnlte. 

"Pretty Peggy" (Arthur C. Alston A J. Em- 
mett Baxter, mgrs.) — Newburgh, N. X., Ang. 
15, . 

"Queen of White Slaves", (A. H. Woods, mgr.)— 
N. Y. City Aug. S-13. 

"Queen of tbe Jnngles" (Weber A Oolllos, mgrs.) 
Asbury Park, N. J.. Aug. 2-3. Montlcelio. N. 
Y.. 0. rVtksklll 8. ». Liberty 10, Ellcnvlile II, 
Cateklil 12. Newtiurgi. 13. 

hyan stnek' (Daniel R. Ryan, mgr-)— Utlea, N. 
Y.. Ang. 1. Indefinite. 

Raymond. Ed.— Seattle, Wash,. Aug. 1. Indeflnlle. 

"Royal Slave," Northern (Gordon * Bennett. 
mars.) — Frankfort, Mich., Aug. 3, East Jordan 
4. Boyne City 5. Charlevoix (I. Petosky 8, 
Traverse City 8, Mancelona 10, Tbowpsoiivllle 
11, Big Raplda 12, Mount Pleasant 13. 

"Royal Slave." Southern (Gordon A Bennett, 
mgrs.)— Union City, Mich.. Aug. 3, Three Riv- 
ers 4, Coastantine S, Hastings 0, 

"Rabbits Font" (Pst Chapprlle, mgr.) — Cleve- 
land, Tenn.. Aug. 3, Cbattannoga 4, Tullaboma 
3, McMunnsvllle 0. 

Snow. Mortimer, Stock— Troy, N. Y., Ang. 1, In- 
definite. 

Spnoner Dramatic (F. E. Spooner, mgr.) — Phoe- 
nix, Ariz.. Aug. I -Sent. 3. 

Spencer Stock (.lames Hpeucer, aigr. ) — Wllriwood, 
N. J„ July 18 Sept. 10. 

Sterling Stock (William Trlplett, mgr.)— Doug- 
lass. Ken.. Aug. 1*3. 

Shirley, Jessie — Spokane, Wash., Ang. 1, Indefi- 
nite. 

Sbeedy Stock— New Bedford, Mass., Aug. 1, in- 
definite. 

Sites. Will C. Stock (Gilbert A Sites, mgrs.)— 
Center Square. Pa.. Aug. 1-Sept. 10. 

Taylor Slock (Albert Taylor, mgr.) — Deolson, 
Tex., Aug. 1-11. 

Troy, Donna. Stork (James L. Glass, mgr.) — 
Marvsvllle. «.. Ang. 1-13. 

"Two Merry Tramps" (Sherman McVenn, mgr.) — 
l.nillngtoii. Mich.. Aug. 8. Manistee 9, Kal- 
kaska 10. Traverse City II. 

"Texas Sleet" (M. Rice, mar.)— Traverse City. 
Mlcb.. Aug. 3. Petoskey 4. Sanlt Ste, Marie 
ft, Marqnetle <l. labt-emliig 8. Calumet 9. Han- 
cock 10, Asiilaud, Wis., 11, West Superior 12, 
Duiuili. Minn., 13. 

"Town Officer" (Eilwln F. Wentwortb, mgr.) — 
Sclioborle, N. Y.. Aug. ). Sharon Sprlucs 4. B, 
Cnblesklll il, Scbrnevua S. Stamford 9. Coop- 
erstnwti 10, Cberty Vsley 11, Fort Plain 12, 
Oneida 13. 

"Tea Nights in a Bar Room," Beecher A Stan- 
ley's (Walter J. McDonald, mar.) — Oak. Neb., 
Ang. 3. Davenport 4. Sblckley A. Geneva 0. 

t'lrlch Stock— Los Angeles, Cnl.. Aug. 1, Indefl- 
nlle. 

"Uncle Tom's Cabin." Stetson's. Western (Wm. 
Kibble, mrr. ) — Mancelona, Mlcb., Aug. 3, Kal- 
kaska 4, Cadillac ft. Mount Pleasant 0. Ithaca 
8. Cornnna fl. Howell 10, Nnrtbvllle II, Ply- 
mouth 12, Wayne 13. 

"llucle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's. Eastern (Geo. 
Peck, mgr.) — Freeport, X. Y., Ang. 3, Amlty- 
vllle, 4. Babylon A. Fay Sbore 0, Patcbogue 8, 
Southampton u, Sag Hnrbnr 10. 

"Uncle Tom's Cabin." Stetson's, Eastern (George 
Peck, mgr.) — Freeport, N. Y„ Aug. 3, Amlly- 
vllle 4, Babylon S, Bay Shore 0. 

Van Dyke A Eaton (F. Mack, mgr.)— Rack Is- 
land, III.. Aug. 1-27. 

Valamont Stock— Willlamsport, Pa., Aug. 1, lo- 
deflnlte. 

"Vlvlno'e Papas" (Rich A Harris, mgrs.) — Chi- 
cago, ill., Aug. 1-20. 

Welch. Joe (Sullivan, Harris A Woods, mgrs.) — 
Buffalo. N. Y.,.Aug. 8-13. 

Wilson, Frederick-- H. (0. M. Cotton, mgr.)— Al- 
bion. Mlcb., Aug. 1-0. Elkhart, lnd., 8-ISI.. 

Wiedemann Big Stock (Willis Bass, bus. mgr.) — 
Seattle. Wash., Ang. I -Oct. 8. 

Woodward Stock (0. D. Woodward, mgr.)— Kan- 
sas City, Mo.. Aug. 1, Ineflnlte. 

Weber Slock (Walter D. N'ealand, mgr.) — Sclien- 
ectady. K. Y.. Aug. I, indeflnlle. 

Walsh Stock, r.usece Powers— Woodstock. Ont., 
Aug. 1. Indefinite. 

Walters', Elmer A Jnle, Attractions — San Fran- 
cisco, Cal., Ang. l-ll. 

Wlnnlngcr Bros. Own (Frank Wlnnlnger, mgr.) 
— Escanaba, Mich., Ang. 1*14. 

"Wayward Sou"— Detroit. Mlcb.. .Inly ftl-Aug. 0. 

"What Women Will Do" (II. M. Hidden, mgr. ) 
— Cmwfardsvllle, lad., Ang. 3. Indianapolis 
4C. St. Lonls, Mo., 7-13. 

MUSICAL. 

Brooke's Chicago Marlae Band (Bert A. Hull, 
nigr,)— Chicago. HI., Aog. 1, iiulefinlle. 

Baiulo Rosea — Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 1, IndeB- 
nlte. 

Butler, Helen May, and her Ladles Military Bund 

. (J. Leslie Spshn, mgr.)— -Terre Haute, Intl., 
Aug. 1-0, Vlncennea 7-1,1. 

Black Pattl Troubadours (Vneckel A Nolan, mgrs.) 
—Part Jervls, N. Y„ Aug. 3, Mlddletown 4, 
Palersou. N. J., a, V, y. City N-13. 

Canadian Colored Concert (William Carter, mgr.) 
— Hamilton, Ont., Aug. 1, Indefinite. 

Concert Boys Band (L. Mercagilano, director.) — 
Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y„ Aug. 1, In- 
definite. 

Duss Orchestra (J. S. Dues, director.)— Aabury 
Park. N. J., Aug. 1-13. 

■'Forbidden Land"— Chicago, III., Aug. 1, IndeB- 
nlte. 

"Girl from Dixie"— Manhattan Beach, N. Y., 
Ana. 10. 

Imperial Opera — New Orleans, l.a., Aug. 1-Sept. 

"Isle of Spire" (B. O. Whitney, mgr.)— Boston, 
Mass., Aug. 1, Indefinite. 

Kilties Band (T. P. J. Power, mgr.)— St. Louis, 
Mo., Ang. 1-13. 

Lyric Opers (Harry Lea Velle, mgr.) — 'Cycle 
Park, Dallas, Tex., Aug. R-Sept. 11. 

Mniihattau Opera— Elmlra, N. Y„ Aug. 1, Indefi- 
nite. 

McKee's Boston Ladles' Symphony Orchestra 
(Frank W. MrKee. mgr.)— Atlantic City, N. 

' J., Aug. 1-Sept. 15. 

"Maid ami the Mummy" — N, Y. City Aug. 1, 
Indeflnlle. 

New York Opera— Montreal, Can., Aag. 1, In- 
definite. 

Nuval Reserves Band (V. Roaatl, director.) — Cape 
May, N. J., Aug. 1-Sept. 2. 

I'helaii Opera (E. V. I'bvlao, mgr.) — Portland, 
Me., Aug. 1. IndeBnlte. 

Phasey Band (Hstulel V. Pbuaey, bandmaster.)— 
Clareiuont Park, Bronx, N. Y., Aug. 1-Sent. 10. 

Pryor's, Arthur. Band — Aabury Park, N. J., 
Aug. 1-Sept. ». 

Phlnaey's United States Baud (Fred S. Phlnney, 

mgr.)— Lima, 0., Aug. 1, 2, Milwaukee. Wla., 3- 
13. 't ' 

"Plff, I'auT, Pouf" (F. '0. Whitney, mgr.)— N. 
Y. City Ang. I, Indefinite. 

"Prince of Piltea" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) — 
l/>ndon. Raj-.,' Ang. I . IndeBnlte. 

Robson Opera— Grand Haplda, Mich., Aug. 1-fl. 

Shannon's Twenty-third Regiment Band— Man- 
hattan Beacb. N. Y.. Ang. I, Indefinite. 

Rlafer'e Brooklyn Marine Band (C. M. Barnes. 
mgr.)— Brighton Beacb, N. t., Aug. 1, In- 
definite. 

Thome. Dalse. Opera (Lyman Kennard, mgr.) — 
Mobile. Ala.. Aug. 1, Indefinite. 

United Slates Marine Band — Cbevy Chase, Mil., 
Aug. I, IndeBnlte. 

Wills Musical Comedy (John B. Will*, Bar.) — 
I.aacaster. Pa., Aug. 1-0. 

"Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) — Boston, 
Mass., Aug. 1, IndeOnlle. 

VARIETY. 

Boa Tona (Ed. Rusj, mgr.) — Plitsbnrg. Pa., Ang. 
8-13. 

De Leon's Comedians (I. Kent Cobn, mgr.) — Ko- 
kotno, lnd., Aug. 1. Iiulefinlle. 

Gay Morning Glories (Sam A. Rcrlbuer, mgr.) — 
S. Y. City Ang. 13-20. 

Gorman's Comedians — Worcester. Mass.. Aag. 1-fl. 

Hyde's Comedy (Robert D. Hyde, mgr.) — Ply- 
mouth. Me.. Aug. 4-11. Pittsflelil 8-10. 

Imperials (Harry w. Williams Jr., mgr.)— Pitta- 
imrg. Pa.. Aug. 1-0. 

Southern Vaudeville (K. P. Carl, mgr.) — Greens- 
boro. N. C, Aug. 1-7, Glomnvllle m.i:i. 

Wlltuo'a Georgui Herenadera— South Fraailagbam. 
Maas., Ang. Id, West Bronklleld sin. 

Wilton's (Jlobe Ttottera— West Brookfleld, Mass., 
Aag. 14. 



Wilton's Counsly- Wrlnler. Mats., Aug. I « 
MINHTUISLS. 

Brxaul A Seville's (Uus H. Savllle, augr.)— Bea- 
ver Falla, Pa., Aug. 10. 

Dockstader's (J. H. Decker, mgr.)— Albany, N. 
Y„ Ang. 3. 

Vleld's. Al. O.— Marlon, lud., Aug. II, Mansfield 
12, Akron 13. 

Faust, Ted K. (O. D. Cunningham, mgr. I— To- 
ledo. O.. Aug. 10. Saudusky II. Tlfflli 12. Chi- 
cago, III., 13. 

Field A llanson'a (Maurice Boom, mar.) — Middle- 
town, Conn., Aog. 1-fl, Mrrldrn 8-13. 

Gnrlon'a (O. C. Pearl, mgr. t— Grand Forks, No. 

&ak„ Ana 3. Winnipeg. Man., 3, 0, Fargo, No. 
ak.. H, Jameatowu V. 

Iloverly's (W. Franklin Ryley, mgr.)— Pittsburg, 
Pa.. Aug. 1-0. 

Imuerlala U. W. Gorman, mgr.) — Boston, .Mass., 
Aug. 1-0. 

Kersanda'. Btly (0. Jay Smith, mgr.)— nelvl- 
ilrrc, HI.. Aug. 3. Dixon 4, Mendota ft. Kewa- 
nee u, Peoria 7, Bloouilugton S. Pana 9. Anus 
10, Calm 11. Cartervllle 12. Mnrpbyslioro 13. 

Marlon A Pearl (Billy Pearl, mgr.)— PItlaburg, 
Pa.. Aug. 1-0. New Castle 8-13. 

Utopians (T. W. Dluklns, mgr.) — Washington, D. 
0.. Ang. S-13. 

Ward's, Harry— Smith Beud, lnd., Aug. l-ll, 
Springfield. 111., T, Decatur 8, Mount sterling 
9. lu, Hannibal. Mo., II, Qnlncy, III.. 12, 
Klrk-Tllle. Mo. 13. 

Wilton's Ideals— Southbrldge, Mass., Aug. 1-0, 
Westboru 8-13. 

TENT SHOWS. 

Barnum A Bailey's— Madison, Wla.. Aug. 3, 
Janesvllle 4, Rockford, III., S, Racine, Wis., 
il. Milwaukee 8. Fou Dn Lac 9. Oshkoah 10, 
Green Bay 11, Marinette 12, Escanaba, Mich., 
13. 

Buffalo Blll'a Wild West. Col. Wm. F. Cody- 
Glasgow. Scotlnud, Aug. Ill, Edinburgh HI3. 

CnmpMl Brothers— l.amolne, la., Aug. 2, Mount 
Arr 3, Grant City, Mo.. 4, Bethany B, King 
City 0, Mound City 8. 

Ely's, George S .— Cliene.yvllle, HI., Aug. 3. 

Foreiuugh A Sells Brothers— Burlington, Vt., 
Aug. 3. Montpeller 4, White River Juurlluti 
B, Bellows Falls o, Rutland 8. Saratoga. N. Y.. 
9. ..Amsterdam 10, Gloversvllle 11, I'tlca 12, 
Watertnwn 13. 

Gollmur Itrnthers — Council Bluff, la., Aug. 4, 
Manning ft, Oelvreln 0. Plattevllle, Wis., S, 
l.nocaster 9, Waterluwn 10. 

Hoig'S— (Iran. Mo.. Aug. 3. Mnrley 4. Blwlgelt ft. 

Jones'. Augustus— Glen CauipMI. I'n., Aug. 3, 
Cresson 4. Portage 3, Johnstown il, Stnystnwu 



S, Somerset It. 
{rllg- 



Kiilg6fa. C. H.— Eldorado, O.. Aug. 3, New 

Paris 4. Webster, lnd., fi, Fountain Oily II, 

I. vnii 8. 
Mslii. Walter L.— Bismarck. No. Dak.. Aug. 3, 

Dickinson 4, niendhe, Mont., ft, Miles City 

fl. Great Falls S. 
Mackay's (Audrew Mackay, mgr. )— SI. I^iuls, 

Mo., Ang. 1. IndeBnlte. 
Meluuro's— Motley, Mlun.. Aug. 3, Lincoln 4, 

ltamadall ■'• Koyallnu it, Glliuaii 8, Foley II, 

MMIrtl 10. 

Rohlusnn's. John — Cbauiliersburg. I'n., Aug. I, 
llagerslown. Mil.. 2. Alexandria. V ii . , 3, I'riHl- 
erlcksburg 4. Kliliinond ft. Petersburg H, Suf- 
folk 8. Norfolk II, Portsmouth in. 

Bice's Dog. Pony and Monkey (Charles Rice, 
mgr.)— Manhattan Reach, Cleveland, <>.. Aug. 

I. Indefinite. 

Spark's, Jobn— Whltesvllle, N. Y., Aug. 3, 
Smith's (E. G. Smith, uigr.)— Mnrlonvllle, I'n.. 

Ana. ft. Krlletlvllle II, Nebraska 8, Endeavor 9. 
Welsh Brothers — Hover. N. J., Aug. 3. Wrstrli-lil 

4, Kevporl B, Red Bank n. Long Rrnticb *. 

Asbury Park 9, Toms Itlver 10, Mount Holly 

II, lliimiiioutun 12, Woodbury 13. 
Wheeler's. Al. F.— South (ttselle, N. Y.. Aug. 

3, Clmlnn.'.tns 4. Ralnbrldge B, Morris il, (111- 
liertville 8, Olego O, I'na.lllln 10. Sidney Cen- 
tre 11, Franklin 12, Treadwell ill. 

MISCRLLANROIIS. 

Rostock's Trained Animal Arena (F. G. Rostock, 

mgr.) — Dreamland, Copey Island, N. Y., Aug. 

I, IndeBnlte. 
Buvllas' Big Sensation— Klluvllle, lnd., Aug. 3, 

Thornton 4, Dartlngtnn ft. Linden n. 
Coyle's Museum (E. R. Coyle, mgr.)— Wlunlneg, 

Man., Aug. 1-B. 
De Mack's, Billy, Big Show— Adair, lnd. Ter., 

Aug. 1-0. Big Cabin 8-13. 
Great Mntidy Show IP. J. Mundy, mgr.)— Winni- 
peg, Man., Aug. 1-B, Superior, Wis., 8 13. 
Great Falkluer Show— l'lelscbmaus, N. Y., Aug. 

B. 
Hotch-Adauis Carnival Co.— Wheeling, W, Vn., 

Aug. HI. 
Mllle A Kenneth Co. l.l. A. l.plgbton, tngr.)— 

Milton. S. il., Aug. 1-3, Milton Mills 4 il, Snll- 

bornvllls- S-10, Onlerylllc 11-13. 
Pain's "Burning of Homo" (II. B. Thcarle, gen. 

mgr. )— Pill shnrg, I'n., Aug. 1-0. 
Plcn* Amusement Co. — Oouverneiir, N. Y., Aug. 

1-8,' Carthage 8-13. 
Kl'crbeck's Show — Mnnlstiqne, Mlcb,. Auv. 7-9, 

Rapid River 10, Hernmnsvllle II, Duiibnr. 

Wis., 12, Rlilnelat'der 13. 
Swallow A Markle's Floating Palace— Naples, 

III.. Aug. 4, Mereilnsln ft, Havana u, KlugHlmi 

7, Peklu 8. Peoria 9. 



Arinstroug, Alblellc Turk, lluffulo, Alag. Id. 

A) ling, llerts-rl. Shea's. Buffalu, N. Y., Aug. III. 

Baader A La Velle Trio, Carulval, Stuart. , la., 

Aug. 1-0. 
Bard Bros., Keith's. Boston. Mass., Aug. 1-0. 
Baker, Rout., Godfrey's Pavilion. Grand Rapids, 

Mich.. Aug. Ml. .. 

Baker. Ben, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. 0., Aug. 

1-0. 
Ballerlnl. Mile.. Keith's, N. Y. C . Ang. 1-0. 
Barrlngton. Jos. P„ Palace. Bridlington, Bng., 

Aug. lu: Empire. York, 8-13. 
Bnnietis, Musical, Riverside Park, Bangor, Me., 

Aug. Ml. 
Barnes * Washburn. Pleasure Beacb, Bridgeport, 

Conn,. Aug. Ill; Proctor's fith Ave., N. Y. C. 

8- 13. 
Barrett Slaters, Ponce De Leou, Atlanta, Ga., 

Aug. 10. 
Barry A Wolford Trio, Alrott Beach. N. X., Aug. 

Balfoiir A Grraril, Howard. Boston. Aug. 8 13. 
Barry A Masou. GmlfMy's Pavlllou, Grand Rapldg, 

Mlcb., Aug. IB. 
Barretts, Juggling, C. O. II., Chicago. Aug. 1-0. 
Baker Tronpe, llnvernntor's, Atlantic City, Aug. 

Ml. 
Ballard. Dorothy. Temple, Detroit. Aug. 1-0. 
Bean A Hamilton, Temple, Detroit, Mlcb., Aag. 

Ml. 
Ilenner, Emily, Lake, Worcester, Mass., Aug. 

Ml. 
pirn.tclns. The, Casino Park, Kalamazoo, Mich., 

Aug. Ml. 
Bellclalre Bros., Keith's. N. Y. O, Aug. 1-0. 
Ilenrdsley Sisters— Morrlsou's, Rorkaway Beacb, 

N. Y„ Aug. HI. 
Belcher, Frank, Shea's, Buffalo, Aug. 1-0. 
Bentley, Musical, C. O. 11., Chicago, Aug. 1-8. 
Belmont, Atina, Empire, Glow-eater, Mass., Aug. 

113. 
Belmont, Joe, Keith's, Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 

Ml. 
Bell, Senator Frank, Onkford Park, Jeonetle, 

Pa., Ang. Ml. 
Ih-rry A lleiry. Pastor's, N. Y. 0., Ang. 10. 
llriiibnni A Freeman, Csenr d'Alene, Spokane, 

Wash., Aug. 1-0. 
Bluuey A cbapinsn, Hlverslde Park, Anderson, 

lnd., Aug. Ml. 
nickel A Watson, Forest Park, St. IauIs, Mo., 

Aug. 8-13. 
llljiiu Comedy Four, Southern Park, PItlaburg, 

Aug. Ml. 
Birch. Jobn, Luke, Worcester, Mass., Ang. l-ll. 
Illotidell, Llbble Amubl, Proctor's, Newark, N. 

J.. Aug. Ml. 
Bunifiuv. (leu, o., a Bertha Waltalnger, Farm, 

Toledo. n„ Aug. 10. 
Police A Ilyers, Casino, Providence, R, l„ Aug. 

Ml. 
Rnstona (31. Doyle's, Atlnnilc City. Aug, 1*0. 
Bowers A Curt la, Trent City, Cal., Aug. I fl; 

Burton II. II., Fresno, 8-13. 
n.oietll. Will.. A Co., Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. 

a, Aug. mi. 

Roltomcly Brow., Doyle's. Atlantic City, N. J„ 

Aug. Ml. 
Ilosunkn A Itiulellffe, Jnrolia', I'enrln, ill., Aug. 

Ml. 
llriidys. Tbe. C. II. ||.. Chicago. 111., Ang. 8-13. 
Ilriiuiell a Kluilierly. Doyle's, Allsutlc City, Aug. 

Ml. 
Ilrenuans, Musical, Gins Park. Baltimore, Md., 

Aug. I It. 
Brlllnun, Tbe. Shell's, lluffulo, X. Y., Ang. 1-0. 
Ilriigilous |4I, Four Mile Cns-k I'nrk, Erie, Pa.. 

Aug. in. 
Ilroivu A Bnrtideltl. Solinier Park, Montreal, Oau.. 

Aug. l-ll. 
Bruce A Diilgiienu, Keith's, Boston, Mass., Aug. 

Ml. 
llrownluir Sisters, Pnu'tor's, Newark, N, J., 

Aug. s- 13. 
Brotmt Trio, Culllna' Garden, Columbus, 0., Aug. 

Ml. 
nrowti A llnrtoleltl, Sohmer Park Montreal, Can., 

Aug. I-U. 
Brown A Lillian Wright, Lnkemnnt Park, Allisma, 

Pa.. Aug. Ml. 
Brandon A Crouch, Doyle's, Atlantic Oily, N. ,T„ 

Aug. 10. 
BraildiH'k A Feenry, (litvernalor'a, Atlantic City, 

Aug. Ml. 
Burkes, Juggling, Victoria, San Jose, Cal., Aug. 

Ml. 
Buckley, Mr. A Mrs. (lhas., A (In., Pastor's. N. 

Y. City Aug. 1-U. 
Burns, Harry, Electric Park, Vlncennea, lnd,, 

Aug. MI. 
Burliui A Brooks. Sprlnalmnk Park, South Beud, 

lnd., Aug, l-U ; Ion Sberlilgti, Highland Park, 

III., 8 1,1. 
Bush A Gordon, Ingersoll Park, Den Moines, la., 

Aug. 1-13, 
Burden A Hebtin, Doyle's, Atlantic City, Aug. 1-0. 
Burt, Aniiu, c.Hi.ir I ..hi . Saudusky, (>., Aug. 1-0. 
Burliui A Hurion, Colitaihla, SI. Louis. Aug, 1-U, 



Qiudeville Route list. 



Burdock Slaters, Doyle's, Atlantic city, Aug. Ml. 
Burger, Prof. I,., A Son, Novel ly, Dei 
Aug. Mi. 



This Hat la made tap ai nearly ac- 
curate as It la poaalble to make m Hat 
of van devil I r booLlngi. To Insure In- 
sertion In this department tbe nana 
at the theatre or park, aa well aa Ihe 
city or town, MUST accompany each 
booking; sent na. 

Abramoff. Orpheum. Sun Francisco, Aug. 1-fl. 
Adlrr, Flo, Sans Soncl, Chicago. Aug. Ml. 
Adams A Swinburne, Doyle's, Atlantic Oily, Ang. 

Ml. 
Aduios A Drew, Delmllng's, Rockaway, N. Y., 
- Aug. 1-U; Pastor's, N. Y. C. 8-13. 
Adams, Mulsdle A Co., Proctor's 23d Street, N. 

Y. I'., Aug. l-o, 
Addison A Thompson, Electric, Spokane, Wash., 

AUg. 1-0. 
Adams. Frank A Ida, Sprlug Brook Park, Soulli 

Bend. lud.. Aug. 1-0. 
Addison A Livingston, Edison Theatre, Sjsikonc, 

Wash., Aug. Ml. i 

Aherna, The, Oleuiangy Park, Coliimbits, ()., Auc, 

Ml. 
Alox A Zola, Onveriiator'a, Allonllc (Illy, Aug. 

1-0. 
Alalmma Comeily Four, A. A H., lluslon, Mass., 

Aug. Ml. 
Alton A ThelniB, Heiiilcrsou's, Coney Island, N. 

Y., Aug. I II. 
Alexander. Geo. B., A Co,, Park Theatre, lis- 

youiie. N. J., Aug. 8-13. 
Allen, Dooiie A Co., BIJou, Marinette, Wis., Aug. 

l-ll. 
Allen, I.cuii A Bertie, Beacon Park, Webalcr, 

Mass.. Aug. Ml. 
Allien A Lee, Vulley Park, Jubnslown, Pa., Aug. 

Ml. 
Aldrli'h, Cbas. T„ Paradise Knof, N, Y, (I.. Aug. 

Alexander A lloffman. Proctor's Bib Ave., N. 

Y. C. Aug. 1-0. 
A Hun I os A llsltruin, Kellh's, Boston, Mass., Aug. 
' 1-0. 
Alliums. The, Crystal, Denver, Oil., Aug, III, 

Aug. Ml. 
Ahiu A Armour, Central Park, Alleulown, Pa., 

Aug. 1-fl. 
Alexandrine, Mile., Luna I'nrk, Outer Island, 

N. Y„ Aug. I II. 
Allen A Delmaln, Athletic Park. Buffalo, Aug, 

1-0. 
Allalne A Cavllle, Novelty Grand, Fresno, Cal., 

Aug. 1-fl. 
Alfnno, Prof. A.. Olympic Park, Newark, N. J., 

Aug. Ml. 
Allyns, Geo. A Sophia, Oiney Island, Cincin- 
nati, Oh Aug. Ml. 
Aoiums, Myra, Freehoily Park, New|iort, II. I., 

Ang. Ml. 
Aniulla A Manoln. Ulahna Park. Salt Lake City, 

E, Aug. Ml. 
American Beauties, Way's, llcnersnn's, Oiney Is- 
land, S. Y.. Aug. ML 
Amnions A While, Elmer's Park, Burlington, la., 

Aug. Ml. 
Andrews. BIJou. Norfolk. Va., Ang. l-ll. 
Antonio, Mile., Luna Park, Oiney Island, N. V., 

Aug. 1-fl. 
Armlnta A Burke, Solent Willows, Salem, Mass., 

Ang. 1-fl. 
Archer A Crooker. Nunley's. South Beach, S. L, 
Ash A Phillips, ilufernalor's. Atlantic City, Aug, 

1-0. 
Ascot t. RaMsr, A Co., Pastor's, N. Y. Clly, Aug. 

10. 
Asblon, .losle, Luna Park, Oiney Island, N. V., 

Ang. Mi. 
Austin A Peters, Ross Park, Bingbaotou, N. Y., 

Aug. 10. 
Avalu* (2), Cleveland's, Chicago, Aug. 1-fl. 



Byrne A West, Clly Park, Saratoga, N. X„ Aug. 

Byron Comeily Four, Dreamland, Coney Island. 

N. Y., At|g. Ml. 
Caffey A Grant, Doyle's. Atliiiillc City, Aug. Ml; 

Chestnut Hill Park. I'lillu.. 8-13. 
Curler A Itoaa. Wrosl's, Peoria, III., Aug. 1-fl. 
Cain A Hunter. Manilla Park, Tontaipta, Pa., Aog. 

Campbell, flits, Waldmneer Park, Erie, Pa., Aug. 

1-fl. 
Oaroiunlella, Lagoon Park, Cincinnati, 0„ Aug. 

1-0: Oak Summit Park, Evanavllle. lnd., 8-13, 
Caldwell. Fred, lllaliu, Elmlra, N. Y„ Aug. Ml. 



"aT- 
Cnrlln A Otto, Casino, Toledo. ()., Aug. 1-fl. 
arrlck, Hi 
Aug. Ml 



Carrlck, Baby, Ocean Pier, Atlantic 



tig. 1-fl. 
City, N. 



J.. 



Cameron A Toledo, Crystal, Denver, Colo., Aug. 

1-0. 
Carter, Mr. A Mrs. Carl, Ediplre. Seattle, Wash,, 

Aug. 1-0: Edison. Everett, 8-13, 
CoHtuuns, Tbe, Otiveriistiir's, Atlantic Clly, Aug. 

l-ll. 
Carlos, Cbas., A Dogs. Woolwurlh's, Lanesiter. 

I'a., Aug. 1-0; Olensi Park, Jamestown, N. Y., 

H-13. 
Carney * irlynn, Doyle's. Atlantic City, Ang. 1-0. 
Cablll, J, P.. Southern Park. Flltshnrg, Aug. 1-0. 
Cautpliell A Jolitislon, (littles, San Fran., Aug. 

1 Jl. 
Carey A Oilier, Ouvertiator'a, Atlantic City, Aug. 

I- III. 
Carrie, Mile.. Cheater Park. Cincinnati. 0., Aug. 

Ml; l.ukcrlew Park. Ft. Wayne, lnd., 8-13. 
Carter A Blufonl, Oiitrul Park, Dunkirk, N. »'., 

Aug. Ml. 
Casey A \* Clair, Coslno, Toledo, O., Aag. 1-0. 
Castle A Collins, Stinimll Park, Utlea, N. Y., 

Aug. 1-0. 
(liirlelon. AL, Spring Brook Park, Sprlngflald, 0„ 

Oistefiat A Hall, Ouvernator'a, Atlantic Clly, 

Aug. 1-0. 
('aids, A. K.. (1. O, ll„ Chicago. Aug. 1-fl. 
Cainlllo A Fnna, I. nun Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Aug. 1-0. 
Caviiu, Minis., Empire, Ashtabula llarlinr, O., 

Aug. 1-0. 
Chudwlek Trio, Central Park, Allentown, Pa., 

AtNf. 1-0. 
Chriatoiilier. Boyd Park, Peru, lnd., Aug. 1-0, 
Cherry A Bales, Lima Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Aug. Ml. 
Chnrlters. The, (I, 0. II.. Chicago. Aug. 1-0. 
Clinmeroys, The, Lake Chuiiucey, Westlaro, Maas., 

Aug. Ml. 
Chliupillln, Princess, Elilrldge Park, Elmlra, N. 

V„ Aug. 10, ' 

charmlon. Orpheum, Sun Francisco, Aag, Ml. 
Claudius A Oirhlu. Temple, Detroit. Aug. Ml, 
C|ark. John I'., Reeves' Park. Fosriirla, (1„ Ang. 

Ml; Park, Erie, Pa.. 8-13, 
Clemo A Cassela. Wltitergmve Park, Louisville, 

Ky„ Aug, Ml. 
Clltuon A Wilson. Rlnllo. Elmlra, N. Y„ Aug. 

Coiies, Billy, A. A S„ Boston. Mass., Aug. Ml. 
Corlnne, Shea's. Hnffaln. N. Y., Aug. Ml. 
Courllaud, Harry, Doyle's, Atlantic City. Aug. 

1-0. 
Connelly Slaters (3), Lagoon Park, Cincinnati, 

ii.. Aug. Ml. 
< 'onrrr. Marie. Blallo. N. Y.. Aug. Ml. 
Conn A Cinirnd, Keith's, Philadelphia, Pa., Aug, 

Cnwnn, Frank, Shaffer's (tardea, Columbus, ().. 

Aug. 1-13. 
Collins A Hurt, Paradise Roof, X. Y. 0., Ang. 1-0. 

Colby Family. Hans Sand, Chicago, III., July 

:il-Ang. 0. 
Cooke A Rolbert, New Moulin Ronge, Paris, »., 

Aug. 1-31. 
Cox, Ray, Temple, Detroit, Mich.. Aug, 10; 

Monroe Park. Toronto Can., 8-13, 
Cole, Dnllne, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y„ 

Aug. Ml. 
Cox, Kay. Temple, Detroit, Aug. 1-0. 
Collins A Vnek, Electric Park, Albany, N. Y., 

Aug. Ml. 
Cogan A Bancroft, Four Mile Creek, Erie, Pa., 

Aug. Ml. 
Crane, Mr. A Mrs. Gardner. Avon Park, Youngs. 

town, O., Aug. 1-0; Farm Tbealra, Toledo, 

7-lfl. 



540 



Cole A Johnson, 0. 0. 
Cox Fenny. Urand, 



H.. Chicago, 
VlntorU. ■». 



jjlUlnghain. Wish.. 1 



AM. 1* 
0., AUf. 



THE. 1$WK YQBK CUPffffP- 

•i Lut/toronto, S AM. UhWn™, OMwfc Park, Oaklind, Me.. AM. gM feSlRj 



Ap^ysT6. 



lr. A Un., 



o Park, Youngatown 

Brook 



V., 

am* 

Ang. 

Aug. 



hlgJiD 



island, N. 



Cnw> 

Crft£ : Riciiy W.. Lakeside Perk. West 
add, Mass.. Aug. 1-8; Hallway Pirk, ". 

Cuolt^'Musleal, Hcnderson'1, Coney HI*"". "•• 

D's'intf^Vs, 'Belt, Oakland, Oil.. AM. 1* 
Daniel", Blanche, Casino, ProTldence, B. I., AM. 

Darrow, Mr. A Mrs. Btttirt. Nornmhega Park, 

Auburodale, Mm;.. Aug. 1-fl. B-imi,. 

Datla A Wlison, Queen City Oirdens, BItnlri, 

l)^i.ii:' MiSy 'Walto. Klmhr. N. Y.. A ug. 1-6. 

Davidson, Abbott, Bldrlilge Park, Hljalra., «• 

Aug- 10; Renwlck Park, Ithaci, 8-18. 
Jjiinforth. Peart, Like. Worcester, lite, 

Duly", Three, Coney Inland, Cincinnati, 0., 

Duly.' Thornton, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. 0., 

Deiroj, Hlile. Rlallo, Elmlri, K. V.. AM I/O. 
Kinney A Ostella, Washington Park, HlcbUfl 

City, Inil., Aim. I4.-'- , , . 

Donne. Sydney, Shea's, Buffalo, Aug. 1-fl. 
Do Mott. Louise, Luna Park, Coney 

Drliiiore. John ft Emily, Coney lalaod, Cincinnati, 

Mturelhfft fjlessando. shea's. Buffalo. Am. 1_0. 
Demunlo * Belle, Cascade Park, New Ciitle, Pa., 

Dovlii' Slatera, Shea's, Buffalo. Am.' |*' ' „ 
Dutlne. J. T., Chutes, Han Fran., Aw 1-0. 
De WpIsp. Jennie. Scbiefcr's Garden. Columbus, 

()..' Aug. 1-0; l.lndanwald Park, 8-1.1. 
l)e V Voy. Kuiotelt A Co., Clevelin-d's, Chicago, Aug. 

Decker & Raaso, Orphcum, Han Fran.. Aug. 1-0. 
De MM Slatera, Bleetrlc Park, Albany, N. \ 

Aug. 1-0; Morrison's. Rockaway Reach. 8 
DelbeM Slatera, Kelth'a, . Pblladeljbll, Pa., 

Delators A Dan-ell, Couay Island, Cincinnati, 

Drveiir A Shurlx, Doyle's. Atlintln City. Aug. 10. 
DelaiHl, Obis.. A Co.. 0. O. hi, Chicago, A tig. M. 
lie Mutbs. The. Tumbling Dam Park. Btldgjton, 
N. I„ Aug. 1-0: Caalno Park,- Cape May. 8-13. 
De Wit. Burna A Torrence, Farm, Toledo, 0., 

Dlion ' A ilolinca, Woolwortb's, Lancaster, O., 

DuMuli A Ituaacll, Freebody Park, Fostorla, 0„ 

I.. Aug. 10. 
l)oj li- A (.ranger, 

lAa.ne.' Allen, Bl>>u, Blarlnelte, WHa., Aug. I- 
ii: iiniiiioKh s-13. 

lluliprty'a Foodies, KcllU'i, Boston, Mom., Aug. 
It).- 1 

Dohui, Roger A Belle, Spring Lake Park, Tren- 
ton, N. J„ Aug. 10. 

Dorothea Misters, Meyers' Lake, Canton, 0-, Aug. 
1-0. 

Doyle, Dancing. Casino. Toledo, 0., Aug. T-13. 

Drews, The, Weaat's, Teorla, III.. Aug. }•«. 

Iiiimniit Mlstcra, Henderson's-, Coney Island, N. 

y., Aug. MS „ _ „, 

Duinoii, Daisy, Proctor's S3d Street, N. T. City, 

Aug. 111. 
Diipre* A Duprec, Ererett, TIIBn, 0,. 
Dunworlh, Fred, Proctor's, Newark, 

1-0. 

Dunbar A Beecltcr, Bijou, Norfolk, Vn,. Aug. 1 -as. 
■Karl' A Wilson, Keith's, Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 

1,0.- 
rMwal-d*. Cbas., A Co., Lake, Worcester, Mail., 

n l y!; 



1-6 i 



Oonlon, Don, Ilanlon 
I rt - ■ lag" "" "" ' 

' Urinat, Loula, New York. 

' flrego'ry A (loafs Proctor' 

Aoaj. l-«. ■■■ 
Oranellle. Minnie, Bronson 

Aug. 1-0. --• ' . 

Orau. Kto. Brighton Bestb 
ciraftl. Well. Auditorium, N-~-.-. - .,-. 
flregaons. The, » arm. Tqledo, 0.. Aog. 

H»rlnabaDk-Park, Iondna, Oat.. 8-13.- - ■ 

(.rant! 'klna, »uW,^8.* ; Pf«neIae», AM. l-«. 
ilnerrero, Rosirio, Neir York Hoof, N. T. 0., AM. 

Ilsnrey A Doane, MoMey Part, Rome. 01., Aog. 

Hathaway, Belle, raator'a. N. Y. 0.. Ang. 10. 
Hirrlgan, Caalno, Toledo. O., Am- »•»• ' .„ 
Hart. Hadlo. Park, Caalno, DenTaon, Tea., Aug. 

Hainri.oii.1 A Forrester. O. O. ;H., Chicago. Aug. 

Ml; Coliunlila, HI. Uul". H-I'l- , „ _ .... 

Ilavwarri A Hayward, Pastor'a, N. Y. 0./ Aug. 

Hart.' Kitty. Bljon. Osbkoah, Wis., Ang. l-«; BL 

km, Marinette, 8-13. _ , „ 

Halbaw.y A Walton, Freebooy Park. Newport, 

Harris "A aferlo, 'flarrlck, Atlantic City. N. J., 

Ilnrdir. Toto, Uolllna' Uarden, Columbua, 0-, Aug. 

im; 0. O. H.. Ohlctgo, III.. 813. ...... 

Hirt, Willi* A Kdllb, Bteeplechaae Pier, Atlantic 

City. Aug. 1-0. •'■ _ , _. , . 

Hamnn A Drew, Bprlna Drove Park, BprlniBeld, 

lla'fnes^'cre'wi. Kalth's, N, Y. C, Aug. »■«.,. 
Hart, wlllle A Edith, Hteeplecbane Pier, Atlantic 

Hpti-V 'Brotbpr| A ul's|ilO.' Norfolk. V;..AM. J" 

Hehttn A Hayes, Lajoon Wsliil, Albany, N. 
XlU. 1-0. 




La'fiSr. rrifc. aid dM. "9K&J S'^ia^JLVrS' 
InaMn. Ps;, Aug. Ml Carnlwl, Wlynesburg, 

ft, "IB ..) 

Li Teli Brotbera, Park. Trenton, N. I., Am- JO: 

Olympic Park, Hilton. 8-1.1. „„ . „ , 
I* Belle, Wta.. Olympic Park, Newirk. N. J.. 

I,. A !rfoliievThe. flohniber Pitk. «™*T£ £'"." 
AUg, 14 i Uke Ontario Pitk, Klngalon, Can^ 

La Boy«, The, Proctor'a 23d 8treat/N. Y. 0.. Aug. 
LaUbert A Pelrce, Sea Beicn Park. Keyport, N. 
Lloyd * n Lnwr*nce, Clereland'a, Chicago. Aug. 1-0. 
Le Olilr A Bowen, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, Aug. 

Le-Milm A H.ildsworth, Caalno, Aklu, K. Y., 

I^AlV*.' Hddle. Chester Park, , ChjcllDiU, 0.. Aug. 
\*: Lakerlew Park. to. „ Wayne. Ind.. .-13. 
rorrie. l;lttle, Proctor'a 23d Street, N. Y. 0„ 



Park. PHUburg. Aug. IS. 
atandard, St.,Louht, Mo., 

mplp.^A^Ubuiik? Prto'' °" 

Beach Caalno, Brldgo- 

(3ro»c, Tamaqiui, Pi.. 

Ooeap Pier, Atlantic City, 

TttT F'oreat Ca.ino. Boeky Point, B. I 

Milton, Ingtraoll Park, 

N. J., 



Stlckiiey. Bobt. Jr., Luni Park, Coney l,] a » 

N, V-, Aug. 1-0. • ( ■> ' 

Mart elous, Luna Park, Coney Island, N 



Btonea, 



Stiu ey *f W laon. 0. 0. U-.Cb 
Sully A Phfips. Chutea, Ban Pri 
am Varolly, WaTdameer Park, 



Chicago, 
TfUgka, Aig."l«. 



Aug- 10. 

*7«r..rpVfA 1 „,: 

Bocky Point, 



II. 1., 



Dps 



Atlantic City, 



III., 



Aug. 
AUK. 

111. 



1-0. 

l-e. 

Aug. 



ueri, uniino. norm,*. ••.,«»•.•-». 
Eaj| LJijooa lalahd, Albany, N. 1., 



Ilaj-iSi Toniiny. Celoron, Jameatown, N. Y., 
' Youngatown, O.. 8-10. 



Aug. 



1.1. 
Aug. 

Aug. 



Far pi, Toledo, (>-, Am. 1-0; 
ittverilde Park, Montreal, 
Joe* a". Athletic Park, Buffalo. Aug. 
N, Y. C. 



Aug. 



O., 



liNrea' Park, Foatorla, ()., 



Aug. 
N. "j., 



Aug. 



Aug. Ml. 
Kllhoro Hlstera. Woolnorth's Boof Garden 

caster, Pa., Aug. 1-6; Hbea'a, Buffalo, 

N-in. 

toldrlilgp, Prras, Foi-est Park. 81. I/>nla, Aug. T-13 
Klectrli: Comeily Four, Keith's, N. Y. City, Aug. 

l-o; Kelth'a. Pbllideljbui. Pa„ 8-1B. 
■Kltn-ni, Brooke, Mlewlhl Park, Newark, O., Aug. 

1-0. 
Klllutt A Falla, Ouvernator'a, Atlantic city, N. 

J.. Aug. i li- 
Umpire Conioily Four, Orpheuin. 8an Francisco, 

|>I., Aug. 1-13. 
r.uiiierni-H of Music 1 1, Root Harden, N. Y. 0., 

Aug. 1 II. 
K.i.plfe Oily Qunrtetlp. Kurtl g A Searoon'a 

Arernu lllcr, llockawiiy. N. Y., Aug. 1-0. 
Kugllsli (llrla (Mi, Temple, ltetrolt, Aug. 10. 
Kruaat, Charles, Pgalar'a, N. Y. City. Aug. 1-0. 
ISntelle, Kllaabeth, Mora Park, Youugetowu, 0., 

AM. 1-4J. ■ • 7 "' 

Kverett Hilatera, Monte Carlo Theatre, Nome, 
■ Alaaka, Aug. 1-30. . 

Farley, Jauiea A Bouue, Lakeside Park, Weat 

rtrookHpTd, Maw... Aug. 1-0. 
Fslanlo, Keith's, N. Y. 0„ Aug, 10; Phlla., 8- 

ill. .■ , ■. 

Fa(k. I-Jlpumir, Paradlne llouf, N. Y. 0., Aug. 10. 
Fiiriiuin. Hud, Maiiuliui's Park, HI. Louis, Aug. 

I-'sUtns (!1), Orpheuin, Han llprnnrdluo, Oal,, Am* 

1'alrpilililH, Tlie, Bellner Park, Sheboygan, Wis., 

Fr'iinftls "(i), Doyle'a, Allniitle City. Ang. 1-0. 
I'enis, l->l., IliJ.ni. Oalik.Mh, Wla„ Aug. Ill; Bl- 

Imi. Diilutli. ri-i;i. 
l-'prgusou k lleeaou, Caalno Park, Mansnetd, 0., 

Aug. 1,0, ■ • 

I-VitIs & Fay, A. & ri., Boston. Mass., Aw 1-0. 
Ksrgiisau : & Howe, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, Aug. 

Fergiisou A I'ansmure, Manhattan Beach, Denrer, 

Colo., Aug. VUi 0. 0. H„ Chicago, til.. 8-131 
I'chsIpJ-, .liigglliut. Lake View Park, Terre Haute. 

Hid.. Am, 1-0. 
Kaululle, Harry. Manlon'a Point,' Toronto. Can., 

Aug. 1-0; Luke Ontario 1'nrk. Kingston. 8-13. 
l'leher, Mr. A -Mrs, Perkins, Casino, Toledo, (),. 

Aug. Ml; Itohlson Park, Fort Wayne, Ind., 8- 

13. 
Fisher, Will H„ CI.PHlnut Hill Park, Phlla., AM- 
II. 



1-tl; Idora Park 
Harris A Waltei-s, 

Akron, 8-W, 
Iluillngluu. llail J. 

Can., Aug. 1-0 
Hardinan, Jo 

l-tt - 
Harrison. Minnie. Proctor'a 3th Are., 

Am- 9-\ii. 
Helena, Kdlth. Marlgny, Paris, Fr. 

llpthert A Nolan, Coney Island, Cincinnati, 

-Aug- 1-0. _..,,.» 

Hcclow, Ohai., Lakemout Park, Altoona, Pp., 

lleeley A Meely. Empire, I^tidon, Em-. Am- 

•1.8: New Croaa, London, 8-18. 
llerbart, Carl, Piator'a, N. Y. Cltr, AM- l* 
lledrlx A Prescott, Keltb'a, Boitoa. Mass., AM* 

Heurv. Kugene, The Evereat, TUBn, O., Aug- 

1-ti; Hliwatba Park, M«uat Vernon 7-18. 
Herbert, Mabel, Caalno, Rocky Point, B. I., Aug. 

Henderson A Rosa, Cheater Park, Cincinnati. O., 
Aug. 10; Lake View Park, Torre Haute, Ind., 
7-18. 

Henry, Louise, Casino, Toledo, O., Aug. M. . 

Heron, Kddlc, A Co., Shea'a, Buffalo, Aug. 1-0. 

Herber'a, FItc Flying, Luna Park, Coney Inland, 

Hllli Will, Luna Park, Coney Taland, N. Y., Aug. 

I.A 

Hill A f»yl»aol, Pirndlao Roof, N. Y. 0., Aug, 10. 
lllhes A Remington. C. O. H., Chicago, Aug. 1-0; 

Columbia. 8t. Loula, 8-18. 
Hoey A I/*e. Temple. Detroit. Aug. 1-0, 
lioch HltOD Co., Wpolworth, Lancaster, l'a„ Aug. 

Rolmea A Dean. Oodlroy'a Pulllon, Grind Biplda, 

Mich., Aug. 1-8. ■ 

Hoyt A nurke. Lake, Worceater, Masn., Aug. 10. 
Hnlcomh, CurtlsTk We>°> Norumbega Park, Boa- 

Howirt lif'Ltielita, preamland, Coney Island, N. 

Howard iflstera', Colnmbls, St. Louis, Aug. 1-8. 
Iloorer, John -A Lillian, Alhambra, London, I-.ng., 

Iloaan', Knicst, Cleveland's. Chicago, Aug. 1-6. 
Hortgea A Laitnchmere, Keith's, Boston, Aug. 1-0 i 

Kacky Point. H- (.. 8-18. 
Hoey. stav. Uenilerson's, Coney Island, N. 

Am. Mfc' '.' 

Howard A Auderaon, Central Park, Dover, N, 

Howard, W. V., Dreamland, Coney Island, H 

HowoTl. Ida, Caalno, Prorldence, R, l.._ Aug, 



Casino, Bockawoy 



1-0. 

... Aug. 



Aug. 

. 1-0. 
K.ikbart. 



II). 



Portlaud, Ore., 
Stoll Tour, Englaud, 
Luna Park, Coney Island, N. 
N. 



Pa. 



Beach, N. Y-, 



Sana Soucl, Chicago, Aug. 



Y.. 

h.; 



1-0. 



llowanl, Harry A May, Tumbling Run Park, 
PottsTll!i>. Pa.. Aug. 10. _ 

Hume, (loss A Lewis. Empire. London, Em-, Aug. 
1-0: Hippodronne, Manchester, 8-1U. 

Hunter A Moouey, Ontario Beaon, Charlotte, N. 
Y.' Am, 1-6™ 

Hughes Musical Trio, Orpheun), Ban Fran., Aug. 

HiiRhss, films. A Madge, Idora Park, Youugstoau. 

u„ Auk, 1-8. 
Hurleys, Tlie, I. nun Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 

lliighes. Kloience, ItUllo, Klmln, N. >'.. Aug. 1-0. 
Hiilhiirt, Myrtle. Stone Hill Uarden, Peoria, 111., 

Am. l-o, - 
l|uine« A lluslotou, Mouderaou'a, Coney Island, 

Hyde & livuth. Uurtrnator'a, Atlantic City, N. J„ 

iniuZ' Mm .Vulgar M Parkv Vffl&l fti '.*«»• 

Irelhg Trio. lmif)Oc: Ffeand, l Cni.; AOg. 1-0, / 
Jaeoba A Vantyle, Keith's, N. Y. 0., Aug. 1-8- 
Jaiues A Davis. Central Park. AllentOwn, Pa., 

Auk. 1-0. .- ••-■.-, - ■- .-'■-,-,• 
Javkaon ft Douglass, Doyle's, Atlantic City. Am. 

IB, - -- ■ t '■■■ ■■ ■ 

Jennetlf. The, Lincoln Park, New Bedford, Mass., 

Aug- l-U.. 
HPi 



A Clifton. Slaudnrd, Ft. Worth, Tei., Aug. 



, Aug. 1-0. 
. Aug. 1-0. 
St. Loula, 



Fields 'a 

1-0. 
Flaher A Clark, Freebody Park, Newport, R, I 

Aug. 10. 
ITeoii' Slaters, Auditorium. Norfolk, Ya 
l'lorpde, Nullle, Brighton ltcarli. N. Y. 
l'lnreiicv Sisters. West Kml Helghta, 

MO., Aug. 1-tl. 
Fill, A Koile, Coney iMluhd, Cincinnati, 0„ Aug. 

ForU>a, II. F„ ft Co., Central, Seattle, Wiab., 

Aug. 1-0. 
Foster. IM., and dog. Chutes, San Finn., 0|1„ 

Aug. Ml. 
Fox A Ward. Lyric, Kan Diego, Oal., Aug. 1-tl; 

Ornud, rraapn. 8-13. 
Four Kiii|M>r«ra of Miwlc, New York Roof, N. Y. 

C. Aug. 1 II. 
Fnsf A Melville, Vletoiln Gardens, Dafeneniirt 

liiiv. i-;«sp.\, ling., Aug. > Hi; llln|iodrome, 

Wltan. 8-111, 
Frederick Bros. A Burns, lngviwdl Park, Dea 

UnlurH, In-. Aug. id- 
Frugo Bros., (liirernnlur'a, Atlantic City, Aug. 

1-0. 
l'i'.vp & Allen, l.liidriin'iilil 1'nrk. llnnillton, O., 

.Vug. 1-0; Coucv Islniul, Clnulnnatl, 8-13. 
Fnfinitit, Itadlp, Waldnmeer 1'nrk, Krle, Ph., Aug, 

Ml, • 

Fuller, Ida M-, Follea Marlgny, Purls, Fr., Aug. 

I -Sent."!!. 
Ciirvtllu. Hose. Kiuplre, Ashtabula Mnrhor, O., 

Aug. 1-tl. 
Gardner. 'Caroline, 'Four Mile Creek Park, Erie, 

Pa., Aug. 1-0. 
Gavin A Plntt. Alaineila Park. Butler, Pa., Am. 

1-tl. 
(iimc|i Sisters. ParatBoe Hoof, N, Y. tl., Aug. 1-fl. 
Gerard, Hetene, Freebody Park, Newport, It. 1., 

Aug. Ml. 
Gehrue A l-'ord, olurrtson'i, Rockaway Beach, N. 

Y,,' Aug, I* 
Gerard, Frauees, Caalno, Bergen Beach, N. Y. 

Aug. I* 
lllbtw, lllanclie, A. ft S., Boston. Mass., Ang. 

1«. 
Gllrvy. Huvnce A Montgomery, Sacandago Park. 

Gloversvllle. N. X.. Aug. f-0. 
Glldsy A Fox. Steeplecbaae Pier, Atlantic City, 

•Aug. 1-0. 
Gltlcii A Otlleu. Unique, San Jose. Cat., Au^. 

1-0.: Nwrplly, Vallljo. 8 111. 
lilhsou A Xaali, Wnverly Park. Lansing, Mich., 

Aug. I -111. 
Glcirror A lto>mell. Wells Park, Norfolk, Vs., 

Am:, I li. 
mocker". The. Maiihaltau Beach, Denver, Col., 

Aug. Ms. 

(iiddBii Gat* Quintet , Dreamlaud. Coney Island, 

N, V.. Artg. 10. 
Goldamlth A Hopiffi. Atlantic Garden, N. Y. 0., 

A III!. 1-0." 
Oonlmnns. Mnaleal. Sprliut Grove Park, Riirlni! 

field. ().. Aug. 1(1. 
Gnnlnii Slslpra, l>rcniulnnd. Unney Inland, N. T., 

Anc. Ill; Giirpiimlor'a, Atlanllu' Otty, N. J„ 

8-1.1. 
Goluuocks, The, Keiths, N. Y. C, Aug; l-o. 



Wcust's, Peoria, III., Aug. 
Lakemont Park, 



1-U. 

Altoona, 



Jpw-elTa' Mnnlkln Thtntre. Pastor's, N. Y. 0„ 

Aug. 1-0. 
.lease Trlu. 
Jennings A RP nI ™ w . 

Johns'oni A Sulilvan, Audltorlou, Norfolk, Vn., 

Johnson, Naibelle, Freebody Park, Newport, R. I„ 

Jones A Mullen. Kldildge Park, Elmira, N. Y., 

am- i-o. 

Jordan A Harvey, Brighton Beaeh, N. Y., Aug. 

Jonea! Grant A Jones, Proclor'i 5th Ave., N. Y. 

Kaltno, ci'iaa. A Ada, Proctor'a. N. Y. 0., Aug. 

Kerne. Matlle. A Co.. Morrlaon'a, Rockiway 

Ilesch. N. Y., Aug. 1(1. .. ^ „ , 
Kek'y, . Mr. A Mrs. Alfred, Park, Canton, 0., 

Kenna', Charles, Beoves Tark, Foilorli, 0., AM- 



1-0. 



J-. 



Keleber, M. J„ Steel Pier, Atlantic City, N 
Kenof" Welch A Melrose, New York Roof, N. Y. 

Kouy'ou & De' llarnio, Bprlngbank Park, South 

Beud, Ind., Aug, 1-0, 
Kennedy A Kennedy, Howard, Boston, Mass., Aug. 

8-13 
Keel*/ Bros.. Proclor'i, Newark, N. J., Am. 10. 
Kcelcy Sisters, Gleudale Park, Naahvllle, Tvnn., 

AM- 1-0. • - " 

Keongh A Bollard. Temple, Detroit. Aug. I-O. 
Keenuu, Frank, ft Co., Keith's, Boston, Uawf., 

Keutnii, Dorothy. Dolmar Garden, Oklahoma City, 

O. T.. Aug. 1-0. 
Keunehcl, llucrow ft laireiK, Luna Park, Couey 

Island. N. Y., Aug, l-o. 
KhernaftCole. Jack's, Chicago. Aug. 10. 
Khilie. Family. Butte, Moil. Aug. J-1.1. 
Kllamurn Japs, Luna Park, Coney Istand. N. T., 

Am. 1-0. 
Kiltie Trio, Proctor'a 23d St.. N. Y. Otty, AM. 

Klein! Olt Bros A N'lckerson, Kitilbltloa, Wlnul- 
l»g, Man., Am- 1-0. _ , _ 

Klein A Klein, Manhattan Beach Park, Cleve- 
land, Am- in- 

Knapp. Dorothy, Cliestnut Hill Park. Philadel- 
phia, Pa,. Aug. S-13. _ ' . 

Knlghl llwa. ft Sawtell, 0. 0. H., Chicago, Aug. 
1-0. 

Kulil, Qua ft Nation, Hombtrg Park, Battlmore, 

Kruamu Trio. Kelth'a. Philadelphia, Pi„ Aug. 10. 
Kurds, Wui. J.. Kldrldgo Park, Klinlra, K. Y., 

Ang, 1-0. 

I.s Clair A Went, G. O. II.. Colorado Springs, 

Colo.. Am- am '' 1 

La CroU ft Canphell, Uuliiue, Fresno, Oal., Aug- 

1-0. 
Lawrtnce. Al.. Fnreat Park, Kanaaa city. Mo., 

I.n Jean. Tlieo. ft Oamllle. central Park, Dover. K, 

II.. AM. !•«• ■ 

i.;i Booth. Manila Park. Tamnqnn, I'n., AM. 1-3, 
I. nnreut A Ooralln, Luna Park, Coney Island, 

N. Y-. Aug. 1-0. 
Li Gette. Oak Stnntult Park, Kvansvllle, Ind-. 

Am- 1-0. 



I.eerr|p, i.ltt 

iMMra Slitera. Alcaaar. Denver; Colo., Aug. I- 

fliWIrtb's Palm Garden, pmahi. Nebr.. 8-in. 
I« fery ftU Vinlon, Temple. Detroit Am- '•«• 
L«wUft Lgke, Washington Park, El Paao, Tei.. 

Leal?,' Oeo. W., Hinlon'i point. Toronto; Out. 

LeiT'Tbe! ! Blectrlc Park, Vlncennca, Ind.. Aug. 

T-t); Lake View park, Terre Haute, Ind.. 81J. 

Lemolnn~3), SohWer Park, Montreal, Cin., Aug. 

Le'F»Tor. Mabel, lllglilaml Park, Brocktou, Mass., 

JL%^W S..t Lake Cty. U.. 

Aug. 8-13. * - „ , 

Linden, Daley, Delmllng's 

Beach. N. Y., AM. ,»-8. , 

Link, Billy, Cleveland'!, Chicago. Aug. 
Llord. Heibert, Begin, Copenhagen, Dei 

Lowe, 'Cbutca, Sin Frinclaco. Aog. 1-0. 
Lord ft Piyne, Cheater Pirk, Clnclunatl, O 

UM (4), New York Roof. N. Y. C.. Aujr 
Lutianberger A Harris, Inland Park, 

lna., Aug- 113. , „ ,,„... M 
I.ydell ft Butterwortb, Proctor'a 23d St., N 

LyVtw , * A C«ike'*Kelth , a. N. Y. , C, Aug, 

Kelth'a, Philadelphia. Pa. 8-18. 
Marouam, wlnule. Blailer's, 

Aug. 1-31. 
Maaon-Keelar Co., Moss ft 

Aug. 1-Nov. 18. 
Martlno ft Balno, 

MaaVc Kettle,' Music Hall, Brighton Beach, 

Y Auk 1*18 
Matsoota A Tan'ko, Luna Park, Coney Island 

Maddo AU i Wayne, Keltb'i, Philadelphia, 

Aug. 1-0. 
Mason, John, A Co., Brighton 

am- i-o 
Martini ft Max Mlllan 

Masse, Ed. ft Nettle, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, Aug. 

1*B 
Maulell'a Marionette*, Family. Butte, Mont., Aug. 

l-o ; Lyceum, Ogden, U.. 8-1S. 
Marshall, the Mystic, SahbbaUa Park, Taunton, 

Mack"ft' Mack, Quvernatar'i, Atlantic City. Aug. 
' 1-0. ■ ' 

Madcnp'a (3), Avon Park, Youngstown, 0„ Aug. 
l-lll Otsntaugy, Columbus. S-13. 

Mnoulnga, The Original, Orpbeum, San Francis- 
co, Oal., Aug. 1-8. -' ■ • 

Mareita A Oirtelle, Orpbeum, San Francisco, 
Cat., Ang. 1-8. • ' ... „ ' 

Mac ft Mac, Guveraalor'a, Atlantic City, N. J., 
AM. 1-0- 

Micy. Carlton, ft Co., Keith's, Philadelphia, Pa., 
Aug. 1-6. 

Majestic Musical Four, Riverside Park, New 
Brunswick, N. J„ Am- 1-6 ;• Pier, Averne, N. 
Y„ B-18. ' 

Mnrtynne. Great, 0|>era House, SprlngHeld, HI., 
AM. 1-13- 

Martin ft Orauch, Weast's, Peoria, III., Am- 1-0. 

Main, Danny; ft Co., South Belcb, Statcn Is- 
land. N. Y., Aug. 10 ; Piator'a, N. Y. C, 813. 

1U. , ' I 1" 

Maitlnettl A Martelle. Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N. 

J.; Aug. 8-13, „ _ ., 

Marks, Clarence, ft Pearca Broa,, Waldanieer 

Park, Brie, Pa„ Aug. !•«. . , ._' _ 

Mac Hans, The, Henderson'!, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Aug. 1-0. 1 1 I 

Marsh, Kennywooil Park, Pittsburg, Aug. 1-0. 
Murtlie Bros., Folic* Marlgny, Paris, Fr., Aug. 

1-S1. ' 
Malor Sisters, Sohnier Park, Montreal, Cuu., Aug. 

1-0. ' ' 

Mucnit'a Dogs A Monkeys, Olcvpluud'u, Chicago, 

Marcus ft Estelle, Orpbeum. San Fruu,. Am. 1-0. 

Mnrdo. pnlncv. Koslon. Aug. l-o. ■ 

Mlthleua. Juggling, laigoon Park, Clnclunatl, O., 

Am- 1-0. 
May Olive ft J. W. Albaugb, Orpbeum, San Fran., 

Aug. 1-0. 
McUoveru, Terry, Lafayette, Buffalo, Aug. 1-0. 
McOultaugba, Musical, Wolf Lake Park, Jackson, 

Mich., Aug. 1-6. 
McGlnnln ft Thomas, Auditorium. Cedar Rapids, 

la.. Aug. 1-0. 
McCube, Mablse ft Vera, Orpbeum. San Fran., 

Aug. 1-0. "! ■ . ■ ' 

McLebd. Andrew, Pastor's, N. Y. O. Am. 1-0. 
McDonald ft Cody. Idora Park, Youngatown, <»., 

Aug. 1-0. 
McDevltt ft Kelly, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, Am- 

1-8. 
MoKluiion ft Keel. Keith's. Phlla., Pa., Aug. 1-6. 
Mr.8hah*rcyn, Musical, Victory 0. H-, Sin Jose, 

Oal., Am. Ml; ciuule O. H , Sacramento. 8-13. 
McCiinc A Grant, Orplieum, No. Yakima. Wash., 

Am- 1-0; Edison, l«wlatou. Ida., 8-13, 
Melvhi Bros., Ocean Pier, AUintlc Oily, N. J., 

Aug. tv£ -..,., ■ ■ 

Melville A Conway, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. C, 

Aug. 1-0. • • ' 

Meier A Mora, Empire, York, Kug., Aug. 1-0; 

Alliambrn, Attercllff. 8-13. 
Meredith Trio, Doyle'a. Atlantic City, N. J., 

am. mi. 

tleaselumr Boy Trio, Kelth'a, Boatou, Mass., 

AUgri-0. 
Meredith Sisters, Keith's. N. Y. C Aug. 1-fl. 
Mexican Troubadours, Avon Park, Youngatown, 

0-,, Aug. l-o. 
Meyers ft Rosa, Proctor'a, Newark, N. J., Aug. 

1-0. 
Mitchell A Cain. Kelth'a, N. Y. 0.. At»g. 10. 
Midgleya, Jacobs'. Peoria. 111.. Aug. l-o. 
Mitchells (3), lleuderson'o, Couey Island, N. Y., 

Am- 1-0. ' • 

Mlllarda (8). Henderson'*, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Aug. 1-0. ■ ' ' ■ '." 

Mitchell ft Merlon, Freebody Park, Newport, It. 

I., Am. 1-6. 

Minor A (lalbreth, Bon Ton, Salt Lake City, U„ 

Aug. 1-6, ; ' ' 

Millard Bron., Bill ft Bob, Riverside Park, Sag- 

Innw, Mich.. Aug. 1-0. .",.'„ . 

Mlllerabln Sisters, Casino, Rocky point, It. 1-. 

am- i-o. - ' 

Morions (I). Morrison's, Rockaway Beach, N. Y., 

Am. 1-0. ' 
Morton A Elliott. Keith's. N. Y. City Am- 1-0. 
Morris, Joe, Morrlaon'a, Rockaway Beach, N. Y., 

Aug. 10. 
Moouey A Holbein. Woolwortb, Lancaster, Pa., 

Aug. 1-8. 
Modaa, The, Guvernator'i, Atlantic City, Ang. 

1-tt. 
Morris A Daly, Four Mile Creek, Erie, Pa., Aug. 

1-fl. 
Moxleya, The, Casino, Rocky Point, R. 1., Ang. 

1-0. 
Nlirphy A Wlltsrd, Avon Park, Ytinngstowu, 0., 

Aug. 1-tl. ' »'■ 

Mudae A Morton, Grand. Mancbeoler, Eug.. Aug. 

Ttl: Alliaihhta. Belfast. Ire.. 813. 
Murphy ft Palmer, Qakford Park. Jeannetle, Pa., 

Ang. 1-fl. - ' •' " 

MutpSy ft Nolan, Proctor'i 5tb Ave., N. T. 0., 

Aug. 1-0. 
Mwlge. Eta. C. O. H.. Chicago. All. 1-0. 
Mtw ft nooa. Proctor's; Newirk. N. J., Aug. t-0. 
Xninilii. Lima Park, tkmpy Inland,. N. V., Am. 1-fl. 
Niwmmi A Ni-h.-i, Huvlu Bnck 1'nrk. New llnveii, 

Conn., Aug. t'fl. 
Nelson A Wan, Omeriiatnr'a, Atlantlp Oily. Aug. 

t-fl. - •" 

Newell A N'lhl". Spring Grove Uasluo, Springtletd, 

0., Aug- T-W, " . . „ ... j. . 



Aug. 1-0. . 
Nobles, Mr. ft Mra. 

Moines. I«.. Aug. 10 
North, Hattle, Doyle'a, 

Odeaaa', Ovellet, Jacobs', Pw' 1 *' 
Olonas. Ia*. Orpheum. San Fran. 
OiXa Trou|*l Cleveland'!, Chicago, 

Orpheus Comedy Four, New York Roof, 

0'R^n'ieyV"aeor|la. Pastor'!. N. Y.CIty, 
Oswald. Wn„ Southern Park, 

Owens ft Duncan, Variety, -Killapell, Mont. 

Panuer Trio, Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can., Aug. 

PaKrey ft Barton, Proclor'i 23d 8t., N. Y. City, 

Palmer ft°Robinson, Monro Park, Toronto, Can., 

Paaeoe. Wm. B.. ft Co.. Proclor'i 23d 8t„ N. Y. 

PaUhen A°Cllfl'on,' Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N 

*' Plquo, Ulppodrome, Loudon, 



' N. Y. C, 

Aug. 1-6. 
Pittsburg, Aug. 1- 

Aug. 



3., 

Eug., 



West Kud Helghta, Ht. Loiils, Mo., 
Park, Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 
Athletic Park, Buffalo, N. 



Ang. 1-0. 
Obi Aug. 



Piutlnettl A 

AUg- 113. 
Pnlaro Bros., 

AUK- I-O. 
I'aplula,- Forest 

To. 

Pitts A Pitts. Circus 

Penh Comedy Quarteltc, Lexington Park, Boaton 

l'prr*"A'Bandnll. Doyle'a. Atlantic pity 
Perry A Alecla, Hanover Park,' Merlden 

Pewit, Pandlae Roof, N. Y. O., Aug. 1-0. 
Petchlng Bros., 0. O. H-. Chicago, Aug. 1;0. 
Pelot, Fred ft Annie, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic 

Pippin! Kugene, Umpire, Ashtabula Harbor, O., 

Pierce' A Halaee. Hampton Beach Caalno, Hamit- 

Pleao, Mr. ft Mrs.' Al.,' Opera House, Colorado 
Spring!. Colo., AM- I/O- . ., , , „. 

Folk A Kolllns, Tlvoll. I^eds, Eug., Aug. 1-0; 
Alhambra, Hull, 8-13. . „ . u u 

Potter A Hnrlwell, Morrisons, Rockaway lleacb, 
N. Y., AM- >•« : Kelth'a. N. Y. C. 813. 

Pongo A I«o. Atlantic Oanlen, N. Y. C Aug. 1-0. 

Powell, Hirry, A. ft S.. Boston, Maas.. Aug. 1-0. 
Powell Comedy Four. A. ft 8., Boston, Mnss., 

Prvslto'n, 0.' L., IdlewHil Park, Newark, 0.\ Aug. 

1-0; Rock Springs Park, E. Liverpool, 8-13. 
Prior A Norris, Brhplre, San Fran., CaL, Aug. 1-0. 
Qulnn Trio. Family, Helena, Mont., Aug. 1-0. 
Ramsey Slaters, Alameda Park, Butler, Pa., Aug. 

Kawson ft June, lugersolt Park,' Des Moines, la., 

Rackett ft' Haiard, rroctor's, Newark, N. J., 

Ila'der 'llroa.', Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 

'III. ' • ' . . 

Itadtord ft Wlncheater, Hlpisjdroiue, London, 
Bng„ Aug. 1-22. ' _, 

Raymond A Trlcey. Crystal, Victor Colo., Ang. 
1-0; Elks Leidvllle, 8-18. 

Ralph, Julia, Keith's, Philadelphia, Pa.. Aug. 

- i^. I 

RanO, AL. Ocean Pier. Atlantic City, N. J., 

Am- i •«■ 
Rsppo Sisters, Fprest Park, Kaunas City, Mo., 

Aug. I-fl. 
Bedford A Winchester, Lske, Worcester, Muss., 

Aug. 1-0. 
Iteno-'A Richards, Sana Soucl, Chicago, 111., Aug. 

MS. ~ 
Reklaw, Dan, Auditorium, Cedar Rapids, la., 

Aug. 1-8." ' 
Iteeil, Harry, A. ft S„ Boston, Muss,, Am. ml 
Reed, Klmer, A. ft S., Bostun. Mass., AM- I-O- 
Rents (31, Auditorium, Norfolk, Vs., Am. 1-0. 
Bents, Edward, Southern Park, Pittsburg, Aug. 

1-0. - 

Revere Sletcrs, Henderson's, Couey Island, N. Y-, 

Aug, 1-0. 
Rpllly. Johnny. Monroe Park, Toronto, Cuu., Aug. 

Ml; Iliiber'M, N. Y. C, 8-18. 
Rice A Walters, Park, Putnam, Conn., Aug. 1-U. 
lllce A Elmer, Nohumbega Park, Huston. Aug. 1-U, 
Klanns (4); ForeBt Park. Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 

1-0. T ' 

Rick, Jack A Bertha, Ruvernator'n, Atlantic City, 

N. J,, Aug. 1-fl. 
Rice A Prevout, ' Paradise Roof, N. Y. O, Aug. 

1-Sept. 3. 
Illtel.lc ft Francis, Dreamland, Couey Island, N. 

y., am- i-o. 
Illee, Fanny, Ingcrsoll Park, Des Moines, la., 

Am. 1-0. 
ItoMsow Midgets, Clevflsud'a, Chicago, AM- 1-0. 
Robinson, Elhel, Casino, Rocky Point, R. 1.', 

Aug. 1-0. 
Bouncy, J., Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y-, 

Aug. 1-0. 
ltmi-lls, The, Bllou. Norfolk, Vu., Aug. 1-0. 
Bobbins, Ocean Pier, Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 
' 1-8; 
Roberta, Huyes A Roberts, Pastor's, N. Y. O, 

AM- 1-0- 
Rochefort ft May, Bronson Park, Cuming, N. Y., 

Am- 1'0. 
Itockntlcld, 0. F., Jambs', Peurla. III., Aug. 1-0. 
Rostow, A. P., Forest l'srk, Kansas City, Mo., 

Aug. 1-6. 
Rowley ft Gay, Pastor's, N. Y- O. Aug. 1-0. 
Rosek (2), Iieudersou's, Couey Island, N. Y., 

Ahg. 1-6. 
Robarli, Lulu, Empire, Ashtabula Harbor, O., 
' Aug. 1-0. 
Bobbins A Treuaman, Idora Park, Youngatown, 

0.. Aug. 1-0. 
Bonuldos (3), Wnverly Park, Lansing. Mich., July 

;iI-Aug. 0; Farm Theatre. Toledo. 0., 7-18. 
Roberts, Tlie, Druid's pike, Lafayette,. Ind., Aug, 

f-0. 
Russell & Dunbar, Lyceum, San Fran.. Oal., Aug. 

1-20. 
Russell, Phil ft Carrie, Doyle's, Atluntlc City, 

Am- 1-0. 
Sato, O. Km Palace. Bordesley, Eug., Aug. 1-6. . 
Sirouy, Gilbert, Woolwortb, Lancaster, Pa., Aug. 

1-0, 
Subcl, Josephine, Paradise Roof, N. Y, C, Aug. 

Santell, Central Park. Allentown, P.i„ Am. 1-0; 
- Spring Luke Park, Trenton, N. J., 8-13. 
Sacoota, Little, Luna Pirk, Couey Island, N. X., 

Aug. 1-0. 
Sanderson, Carl W., Lake, Worcester, Mass., Aug. 

1-0. 
Seymour ft Dupree, Bansi, Hamburg, Oer., Aug. 

l-Scpt. 30. 
Spsbert, AL, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y„ 

Aug, Ml. 
Sherman ft De Forest, Columbia, St. Louis, Mo., 

Am. Ml; O. O. If.. Chicago. III,. 8-13. 
Sherman ft Fuller. Cuvernatur's, Atlantic City, 

Aug. 1-8. ., f . . J" 

Sliwluian's Dogs. Imperial, Oonpy Island, N. Y., 

Aug. Ml; ■ F.rb'a Cnsluo. North Beach, 8-20. 
Shannon ft Dixon, Proctor's. Newirk, N. J., 

Aug. 1-8. • , '• •••' ' 

Slninnon ft Lucler, Jack's, Chicago, Am* 1-8. 
Shiwa, Aerial, Olympic Park. Newark; N. J., 

Bros., Sbellnot Park, Wilmington, Del., 

Dfl, 

Mile., Dreamland. Couey island. N. Y., 

1-0. 

ft Walker, Woolwortb, Lancaster, Pa., 



Philadelphia, 
Dreamland. Coney Island, 



Pa-, 



N. 



Aug, 
Slddon 

Am. 
Slgrun, 

Aug. 
Slater 

Ang. 1-U, 
Slappoffskl. Mme., Keith'-, 

Aug. I-O. 
Snllrl ft Bowmsn 

Y., Am, 1-0. 
Smith ft Baker, Wwt RimI Park. New Orleans. 

Ahg. 1-U; Ponce De Leon Park, Atlanta, Ga., 

Sikltli ft Cook. Sbes's, Buffalo, Aug. 10. 
Solera, LakeWew Park, Terre Haute, Ind., Aug. 

Soiinluro Siito ft Co.. Dreamlaud. Coney Island, 

n. Y.. Aag. 1-0. 
Southern Trio. Spring Lake Park. Trenton, N. 

J.. Aug. 1-u. . 
Soraker Bros.. Southern Park, Pittsburg. Am. 1-0. 
Spanldlug. C.oilfre.v'i« Pavilion. Oraml RTapliU, 

Mirk... Aitg. Ill; Ijtke MleliUmi Park. Miinkv- 

mili, S 13. ' ' ' ' ' 

SiMilnnl. Paid. Paradise Rnof, N. V.' 0., Aug. 1-tl. 
Rneaairtly, Slg.. Luna Park. Coney Island, N, Y„ 

Aug. I II. 
Xplssell Bros., Weat F.hd llclgliln. St. Imiir, Aug. 

1-0; ForrvH Park. Kansas City. 8-13, 
S-Pllh, Lull, Puk, Jastft Ulftad. N, Y u Ajw, i-j, 



10. 

SuRbqusy Broa., Casino. 

AUK. 1-fl. 

Summervllle, Amelia, Brighton Beach, N. v 

Aug. 1-0. 
Swbr ft Westbrook. O. 0. H„ Butte, Moo., Aug. 

Swan'* Bambard, Morrison's. Rockaway Beach. 

N. Y., Am- 10. ' 

Sylvester, Laurence, Spring Lake Pirk, Tren- 

ton, N. J-. Aug. 1-0; Tumbling Dam Park 

Brldghtoa, 8-13. 
Sylvester, Luna Pirk, Coney Island, N. Y., Aug. 

Tall, Frank, Olympic Park, Newark, N. J., Aog. 

1.8. "" 

Talbot ft Rogers, Contoocook Park, Concord, N 

H?. am- i-o. . 

Templetoo. Clarlse, Lakeside Park, Dayton, o., 

am- i-o. 

Teed ft Ltaell, Allnnttc Garden, N. Y. O, Aug. 

i-0. 

Techow's'Cits, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ Aug. l-o. 
Texapa Slaters, West End Heights. St. laiuls, 

Ttfo., Am. 1-0; Lakevliw Park, Terre Haute, 

' Ind., 8-13. 
Tl'eo, Jack, Trio, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ Aug. 

Tluiraton. Howard, Willow Grove Park, Phlla., 

Pa.. Aug. 1-Bept. 8. 
Tlppell ft Kllment, Family, B. St. Louis, 111., 

July 31-Allg- 0. 
Tlerpey Bros., Guvernator h, Atlantic City, Aug. 

f-0); ... 
TornkJus, 'William, Blvermout Cnsluo, Lyuchlmrg, 

Va., Aug. 1-0. 
Toledo A Prince, Keith's, Phlla., Ps.. Aug. Ml. 
Troubadour Hi. Junction Park, Bcuvvr Falls, 

Pa., Aug. Ml. -—.-•■ ;•-• 
Trelder ft Temiwst, Columbia, SI. IaiiiIs, m-,., 

Aitg. 1-6; 0. Oi II., .Chicago, HI.. 8-13. 
Minor 'ft . Button, orplii-um, Seattle, Wash., 

AtiR. 1-8. 
Union Square Quartet, froctor's tRh Ave., N. Y. 

c:. Mil. 107 
Usher, Fannie ft Cloud, Point of Plues, Boston, 

Muss., Aug. 1-U. 
Yanlamon, • Kmplre, Tncoma, Wash., Aug. 10; 

Lyric, Portland, <k, s-13. 
Van, Gladys.; Farm. -Toledo, U.. Aug. Mi; Spring- 

bank Park, London, Can., 8-13. 
Vanos. The. Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N. J„ 

AM- 1-0: Sewull Point Cnsluo, Oa|w Msy, Kill. 
Valrlno Bros.. Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can., 

Van Glayds. Farm, Toledo, O.. Aug. 1-0. 
Vnlmoro ft llorlon, Monumental, Uoltiuiure, Aug. 

10. 
Vnldlngs, The, Lakeside Park, West BrookOeld, 

Jlass.. Am. 1-U. . , „ , , , „ „ 

Vlllara ft Lee, Dreamlaud, Couey Island, N, Y.. 

Aug. 1-6. 
Vinton ft Clayton, Spring Grove Park, Spi-inif- 

Ueld. O., Aug. 1-0. ■ . .. . 

Vlnello, Mons., Luna Park, Couey Island, N. V, 

AM- 1-6. 
Von Gofre ft Cotrely, Acme, Sacramento, Cal„ 

Am. 1-6; Unliiue, San Jose, 8-13. 
Vronntan. Dick, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y„ 

Wiinl A Leslie, Godfrey's Pavilion, Grand llau- 

lils; Mich., Aug. 1-0. _ ' ' 

Walling; Percy, Spring Lake Park, Trenton, N. 

J.v Aug. 1-U. 
Wallace & Beach, C. O. IL. Chlcsgo. Aug. I* 
Wagner Slstera, Guvernntor's, Atluntlc Clly, N. 

WayWrn's Girls! New York Roof, N. Y. C. Aug. 

Wsvn'e ft La Mar. Coluiukla, St. -lands, Aug. 1-6. 
Waldorf A Meudes, Casino Park, Toledo, O., Aug. 

1-0; Buns Soucl, Chicago, 111.. 8-13. 
Wattous-, Mr.- ft Mrs., Ingcrsoll' Park, Dee Molues, 

Waters, Jus. R°„ Tumbling Dam Park, Bridge- 
ton, N.'J., Aug. 1-8; Ocean Pier, bca Isle 
Clly. 8-13. 
Wals, AL, Puradlse lloof, N. Y. ftl *''*■, '■«• 
Weaver ft Hovers, Kmplre, Ashtabula Harbor, 0., 

Weiitm' (-11,' Casino Park, Wneellug, W. Vs., Aug. 

wells', W. J.. Southern Park. Pltleburg. Aug. 14. 
Wet la, Carrie, Empire, Asthtubiilu Hurbur, 0., 

WeltSd, 'Jib., Junction Park, Beaver Falls, Pa., 

AM. 1-0.' 
Wcloh-Moiitroso Trio, Kelth'a, N. Y. Cltr, Aug. 

I-O. 
Welch. Jim ft Cells, Standard, St. Louis, Mo., 

Am. 1-8. 
West, John A., West Kml Park, Memphis. Tcnu., 

WfHloii & Ruyraond, Reeves' Park. Foslorla. 0.. 

Aug. 1-U; Wenom Beach, Bay City. Mich.. 8-1 «. 
Whltelaw. Arthur; Kelth'i. N. Y. C, Aug. Ml. 
Vthlte A Bitumens. BteepleehBse Pier, Atlantic 

Oily, N. J;. Avg. l'-iS. 
WhangilnodlP Oomcily Four. Henderson's, Ctmry 

Island, N. Y., Aug." 1-8. ' 

Wilson, Alt ft Mabe, Sewell's Point Psvlllon, 

Ca|M} May. N. J., Aug. 1-8. 
WlllluuiH ft Tucker. Temple, Detroit. Aug. 1-fl. 
Wlillima A Mclbiirn, Uprlngbauk Park, Loudon, 

Oati., Aug. 1-0. „ .. „ 

Williams, Flunk ft Ida. Pastor's, N. Y. C, Aug. 

HI" 

Wilson' ft Do Monvllle. 0. 0. H., Chlcugo. Aug. 

1-9. 
Wilson, Geo., Keith's, N. Y. C, Aug. 10. 
Wlltaio A West, Doyle's, Atluntlc City. Aug. 1-8. 
Wlggln, Bert, Pastor's, N. Y. 0„ Aug. 1-0- 
Wilton Bros.. Cheater Park, Olncliiuitl, 0., Aug. 

li'llis'ft Collins, Casino, ltocky Polut. B. I„ Aug. 

Wilson Bros., Chester Park. Cincinnati, Aug. I-O. 
Wlnslow, Mux, Four Mllo Oreek Purk. Erie, 

Will's til Bros., Lake Massabealc, Manchester. 

H.j'Aug. 1-fl. _ „ 

Wood, Milt A >(aude, Celoron, Jamestown, N. 1., 

Aug: 1»0. l '•' 
Wood Bros., Shea's, Buffalo, Aug. 1-U. 
Worth, Jesse, Weast'a, Peoria, 111., Aug. I* 
Wood, NeoilhiUJ, Casiuo, Oanaralo, N. Y., Aug. 

I-O 
Woodivaril, V. P., Lakemont Park, Altoona, Pa., 

-AM. 1-0. . . ... 

Woo* Fruucls, Howard. Boston, Mass., Aug. 
Woods A Bohn, Park, Trentou. N. J... Aug. Ml. 
Woods, Kiigeuln, Kuiplre, Ashtabula Harbor. 0„ 

W««<lroi.,"M'p<«.*,lVooaautt, Jack's/Chicago, AM- 

Wjnn' ft Hart, Fentop'g, Buffalo, N. X., Aug. 1-0. 
Wyfcy ft- Wylson, Criterion,' Twripa, Hi.. Aus. 

Xnekiey ft Bunnell, Proctor's 23d Street, N: Y. C, 

Aug. 1-0. , „ 

Yniikee Comedy, Keith's, lloatnn, Mukb., Aug. !•«• 

Ynnhl ft Mnko, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. X.i 

Young! Ollie, ft Bro„ Suns Soucl, Chicago, Aug. 

Young Bros., San Soucl. Chicago, HL, Aug- l-J- 
Youngs ft Brooks, Luke Michigan Park, Muskesou. 

Mich., Aug. 1-0. ! • "«, v 

Zarnes, The, Krb's Casiuo. North Bpsch, «• »•• 

Aug. 1-fl; Luita Park, Oonoy lslaud. s-U. 
Zarrow Trio. Suburban Park, St. Louis, Mo., 
' JVM- 1.-0: Temple, Detroit, Midi., 8-13. 
ZIiiBiira-llH. Mile., Luna Park, Couey lelund, 

Y., Aug. 1:0. .„ 

Hiramer, New York Roof, N. Y. 0„ Aug. 1-0. 
Zimmerman, Willy, Paradise Roof, N. Y. O, Aug. 

Zlska' ft King, ProdtoFa !3d St. N. V. City. 

Aug. Mi Howard. Boston, Mass.. 8-in. 
Zoellers (2), Steeplechase Pier, Atlmtlc City, N- 

J.. Aug. I-O. '". •■'•"•' . . 

Zobeille, El, Sins. Soucl, Chicago, Aug. 1-0. 



l'« 



N. 



N. 



rfvw 



ALABAMA. 



Mobile At the 'Monroe Park Tue» re 

(M. A. McDermott, mamger) tlie new Va\»7 
Thorne Opera Co., under the manngcinent or 
l.yniaji Kennardy. opened Its season ,11 this 
house July 2U, to n fairly gooit andlouie- 
The upcnliiji hill wan "The Mlkiulo. '. Fol- 
lowing are the members of the new irompa.ii> • 
Miss Thome, Muc Soulliurluud, Klla. »\« r - 
ner, Virginia r«rry, Uelle 8oiithorlnnd. tte"- 
H. Jackson, CUas. Drew, TUos. Johnson. 
Marry Davis, Louis La Velle. There Is no 
chorus wltli the. company. The voices nre 
a\l good, (ho por(ormera capable, the cob- 
tilmen hnn.lRomi'. anil Hie acinic elffrts 
I'liiliurnte. Mr. Drew was pmaniincetl Ji»' 
Iwst humorist |n n (lllbertlau character thai 
has appeared at the Park Theatre,- and '"« 
Nnnkl I'oo of Mr. flavin was much npplnudeil. 
— ♦ ■ •> 

— Henry Vlclorellls oj»ens ivllh the How- 

aia-KuiMi L'u. cu a\y«i i, bo. Urn trnm* — 



AUGUST 6. 



TgE NEW YOpR CLIPPKR. 



541 



S. 



News of the (lame. 

a. Jewott, tbe "Hull Invincible," has re- 
peated "his 1 remit rouble* performance of lost 
Cear by winning the Sheffield cbomploonblp 
tourney without losing n single game. Jew- 
ett for many years was considered, and Is 

vet, one of England's best "Against 

an equal, play the safest game you fcnmv. 
If be drnWH, play another safe one and 're- 
peat ; be la only a man, not n machine, and 
soouer or later he will make an error." 
— W. Dea'iiborn. Thlk reminds uh very 
much df tbe Crawford logic, original and 
Bound. Crawford believes In the waiting 
game, be believes it heat to let his opponent 
tire himself out ; Just make your very bent 
moves mid tben sit hark' nnd look happy 
while the cither fellow Is doing the worrvlug. 

J; v. Dixon, Tif Warrington, England, 

lins made an offer for copyright o( the games 
played In the recent Luglish championship 
tuttrney. and that. In the event of. Its nc- 
ceptntcce, the games will be nnnntnted and 

published by Prank Dunne In London 

there ure sixty-four entries for the Junior 
clnniploiwhlp: fire rounds ends the contest 
and two weeks Is allowed for tin* completion 
of each round. The first prize Ib a mild 
silver cup, to be won three- successive -timoit. 
or (lvo times collectively, before- becoming the 
personal property of any con tent nut. The 
winner and runner up In - each touruey. 
win gold and sliver medals. There Is il<w 
a special brilliancy prize If. O. Rob- 
inson, Sclangor, In The Huffulh I'lironMr. 
says: "The Malays play draught* on n board 
of 1D0 squares with 20 pieces n side. The 
game Is known m Dimi — It. would be curious 
lr the derivation of the word is akin to 
that of Scotch Dniubrod — and the Malay Is 
not at nil particular what he makes use of 
for pieces ; atones, shells, tlsli bones, nr 
anything that la hnmlv. The hoards are 
always In red and white sunn res. I lmve 
never seen a black nnd white one. The 
moves nre about the name ns those In Polish 
draught*, I don't think there Is any- font 
rule, iiliout black or white moving first. The 
men more diagonally, take forewurd, but 
not backward : the klug moves one. or mora 
suunres. as In the Polish game. When there 
Is more than one way of. capturing, the 
greater number of pieces pa am* must he 
token : this rulo applies lo both men and 
kings." 

Solution of Position No. IN. Vol. Kit. 

nV allOHVBKOk, NEW YORK. 
Illuck ft 18 K10 27 

White 10 14 22 -M KB 
White to play and win. 



could not solve the .problem from Ibe dia- 
gram In on hour. The great Frenchman just 
savtil bis distance by completing the solution 
on the turn of the hour. 



1..RI0K7! 
2.. By Kt 
3..B-KI B(6) 

4..H-R4 



OF PROBLEM No. 2,405. 



Ktany 
H-Q4 

p.ijt 



I..Rtu>K41PXKt 
I.. OKI* rto 
7..H-BT-4-, coinpell 
L.KItomate. 



Problem No. -2, -tun. 

From the ~tk Am. Ch. Couorest Tourney ait. 

nv "soqpk." 

RUCK 




WHITE. 

\\ hlte to play and unite In three moves. 

Game Urn, 2.llll». 

A cnndldate for one of I he "llrlllinney 
l'rlr.ca" ut Cambridge Springs. Hound 1, 
April 25.— .tin. 1 Cli. ttnlMln. 

PETROFF'S 1 IKPF.N'CK. 

White, Illuck, 

J. K. Barry, W.K.Nspler. 



Willie, Black. 

J. F.-B*rrr. W.K.Nspler. 

1..P to K 4 PtoK.4 

2 KKt-US KKt-B3 

a..Kt X P- PQ8 

4..KKI-D3 KIXP 

R..P-0 4 PQ« 

6..KUQ3 KHK2 

7..<liut.les 1} Kill 3 

8..II-K an IfBRto 

»..BxKt Ol'XB 

10..KRX P llXKt 



8 11 .'10 25 
27 211(a) 211 18 



11 10 
2« 30 

1U 'J-'i 

27 31 

II 15 

III 24 
10 U 
24 27 



25 21 
10 7 
21 17 

2 
27 24 

2 II 
24 27 

U 10 



14 in 
17 211 

15 II 
20 22 
10 II 

<«) 
27 24 
14 II 

5 14 
10 17 
24 27 



22 25 
II 2 

25 21 
2 (I 

21 20 

17 21 
27 24 
211 23 
31 27 
15 18 



Position Nn, 111. Vol. B2. 

11 V W. KRWAlin, MHW YORK 

Black 3 .1; 11 14 



II 10 
2o 21 

7 2 
White 
WlUB. 

24 28 
23 Ifl 
White 
wins. 



15 



11. QXB 

12.. 0-H3 

18..KMJ2 

14..Kt-lb 

ls..i|-K>il 
IU..KO KI4 
17..R-K4 

1H..I' 113 

10.. K K 2 

2H..Q-Ds<| 

2l..IMJK,1 

22..K-K.tmi 

U3..B-K3 

24..K-0SI) 

20..H-Kt aq 

2cl..Kt-l(2 

27..KM13 

2S..K R-Q2 

2II..K-K.3 



L|HKI 

OPxl 
llXKt 
Ktx p 

Kt-Ka 

ClIHlles 

H-hla 8 

O-lMM 

P(J R 4 

OlUJWi 
KI-B4 

Kt-q (i 

V-Ht 

r m 

lt<(2 

k ii-qhii 

Kt» 

p-iia 

'J li'-r I 
P-O Kt 4 
Q-KtO 
P-Kt 6 



.to.. Kt 10 m u toiler 4 

JL.BP-'P UPXP 

32..KI-I13 <i-Kta 
3I..RPXP «X KttMP 

M..B-0 2 OKIO 

M..1J-K6 llholiie 

M.Kt-Q2 Q-her4 

S7..lihis8 uixii 

88..PXB Kino 

3H..K. Il-K sq gxKt 

4U..ORl}sn hl-K 7-4- 
41..H-Kaq 
42.. K HX<4 
48..0XR 



I 



«X«4R 
KItXK 
PR 11 
K-Kt sq 
Kt X II P 
R-KtH-4- 
PR7 
K-R2 
H OlleCtm 
K-Kt sq 
K-H2 
K-ll.l 
K-II4 
B -Ills 6 
K-IJO 
Kill 
K-Kt 7. 
"nnd While resigns. 



44.. <(- her 6 
41.. P-Kt 8 

4(1 OK 6 
4T..K-Kt2 
48..(J-KH-f 
4l». «|X II P 

.'.') .CI II.'. - 
6I..IJ lis t- 
M il-il 7 + 
63..4MJU4- 
o4.. ((-14 7 + 
f.. r i..g-Ki 4 + 
44J..CJ-0.7 + 

6r..4j-iir.4- 



A meeting was held Tuesday, July 20, at 
Fredericksburg, Va.. by ths members of the 
N\ A. n. P anil B. of A., who nre employed 
on rnr No. 3, John llohiiisnn Show. 'I bis Is 
the third meeting that has been held on this 
<nr. Tna''llr»t one restilleil In 1111 election of 
offlrers and n i^rmonertt orgauhmllou. The 
president, V. I'. Smith, who was elected at 
tne first nieetlug. having reslgui'd his posi- 
tion with the allow, I'nas. Venn rder was 
elected to 1111 the vncancy. and Jan. K. Cole, 
of Local No. I. was elected vile president. A 
renolutlon was passed thanking \Vui. Morerf, 
of laical No. \>. for hla *en1 and energy In 
promoting tbe welfare of the olllunce. Jerry 
Honovuo, untlonai vice president, tonde quite 
n lengthy addreiM. 'itie following were pres- 
ent : .1, II, Donovan, vice president N. A. 
II. V. and it; of AY. Local No. 11 : R. M. South, 
local No. 11. steward of ear: Cbns. Veruer- 
iter. No. 1 1 ; .las. K. Cole, No. 1 : Auilrew 
I'lpenbrlnk. No. 3\ Henry VVnlninnii. No. II : 
I'liiuk Wilson, No, 11 : John Kenater, No. 11 ; 
Win. Moc erf. No. II ; Jesse Nolan. No. 1 1 : 
I.. 4\ 'Amherst, No. 11. ' After remarks by 
ltr.it her fkinovan and other inemlirrs. on the 
good and welfare, of trades' unionism, the 
meeting adjnuriieil'wlth a vote of tluinks to 
Hie nlllvlnl oikiiii. Tut: Nkw Yiiiik I'l.iri't'.li. 

Notes from Local No. US. — Ai a meeting 
held July 20 we had 11 very enjoyable visit 
from 1'resldeui- Joseph, nlso from some of 
our newlv made brothers of Brooklyn Local 
No. 33. 'The evening wnk p.1ssed very pleas- 
antly wllh remarks from President Joseph. 
Ilro. Holmes, of l/dcal No. 2, New York, and 
Hi-others Jer.Mii.' Bums nnd others from 
Brooklyn Local No. 33. After refreshments. 
President Weddle, of our local, unil other 
tiiemlHirs, entertained with speeches, etc 
Ilro. Meyers lehVes ns to Join Illntiey's "Km- 
lory .tilrl" Co., early in August. Ilro. Jacobs, 
of our local, who was with Ih-eniiilnncl. is 
home temporarily 011 arrant of poor health. 
Brothers will kindly rnmuYunlrntc with II. 
H. I'arker. cnriesiMmdlng secretary. 04 Mar- 
ket St.. Newark. Si. J., before our next ini'ct- 
Ing. which will lie held Aug. II. 

.Votes from Loral No. 17. — At the regular 
men lug July- 27. -the meeting was aildressed 
by Joy I'liiliinl. general orgnnltrr of the 
Western Kedarttlon of .Miners: Ilro. lien, 
('oilier spoke In Is-bnif of James iibodes. 
Brt). Jim (laoimoti, of the I'nlni-e Then tie. wan 
elected president of the True- Mines, a social 
organisation of Hough's Neck. ilro. Hurry 
Jewell, of the Itanium Show, In 1 11 town. 
Ilro. John Butler, of the Trrmonl. bad charge 
of the excursion oil the atesmer New Uriuis- 
wlek, tendered to the profession July 21. 
Ilro. Ted Wclirlc. our flnnhciul ' secret at y, 
has Invited the ullliers lo bis home warming, 
Aug. 1L Ilro. Ned. furllii and Jim iiaiamon . 
Southern Serennders have been engaged for 
the V:. A. It. week nt Waverly Hall, nmrles- 
I 



Siimnier. Ilro. 1M. tiitlnn. of Local No, 16, 
Is hire working at Ihc.ltllhrlck Bill Posting 
Show Print, having JUst left the Barnnm 
Show, lie has listed for a transfer from 
No. 15 lo No. 24. 

Notes from Coral No, 33, Brooklyn, N. 1. 
— W» oeia-n special meet lug on Bandar. July 

24. for' the celebration of the charter nnd 
. Installation- of oiuccfs. .National J President 
Charles Joseph presided, and Installed the 
following illflcers : President, Leo Salomon; 
vice president, Hen. T. Bums : treasurer. 
John 0. Mcfnrinlck: secretary nnd business 
agent, A A. (itrson ; recording aeeretnrj, 
OBa*. Aitken; aergeant at iirms, Thomas 
Ityan, uud tbe board of trustees— Leo A. 
Burns, Bert Simmons and < John Freeman. 
Quite n large delegation from New York. No. 
^. und Newark, No. IS, intended, and heard 
nn excellent speech by President Joseph, on 
Monday, July 25i No. 33 gave, n banquet 
nt Kilter's Ocean Pavilion, Ciiney Island, 
and rovers wero laid for seventy-live 
people. A thoroughly enjoyable time was 
had bv nil present. Secretary A. A. 
Oerson neteil ns tnnst master In the ab- 
sence of the president, tiro. Solomon, 
and acquitted himself to the salbidicllou 
of all toe boys. Among ihose present were 
National President Joseph. National Treas- 
urer Harry Cote?, of No. 2: National Seventh 
Vice Presltlenl Win. Mel'nrlbv, of No. 2 ; 
John Holmes, August t'bappelle, Harry Na- 
than, Phil .Mc-Atliur. Louis Semoii, Sain Fess, 
AI. Itnhlln. nil of No, 2: Louis Dwells, of 
Pittsburg, No. 3: President L. A. Weddle, 
Thomas Mulluuey nnd James Muhr. of No. 
18. National President Joseph and a delega- 
tion of No. 33 were royally enlurtiilned In 
Newark. Tuesday night, by Newark, No. Is, 
which luid called 11 special mealing for that 
purpose. J. i. Williams, of No. 38. led July 

20, for I'lillmlelphlM. ahead of Illnney's 
"Across the l'nclile" Co.. which opens lit the 
Arch Slreet Thenlre on Aug. 8.' 

Notes from Kt, Joseph. My.. local, No. 20. 
— Hill (letcher Jollieil Hlll'gllngs' No, 2 car 
lust week. Soupy Jones left lo join Hi. limy. 
Hie horse show promoter. Campbell rnr 
paused here this week. W. M. Vance returned 
from South Haknlu. where lie visited Noi-rls 
ft llnwe'H our. I'.vcr.vtUlug looks bright hers 
for nest seiiHou. 

» <• 

NKW JHttBBT. 



Allnntle City.— At the Ocenn Pier The- 
atre (W. I-;. Sluikelfcii'd, ruprrseutatlve) "Why 
Smith Left Home" hnd good business week 
of July 25. Week of Aug. 1. "Sky Farm." 
'"Way Down Rust" week of 8. 

OCHAN 1'iKti Mi.Mli: IIai.i. (W. 10. Slutkel- 
ford, representntlve). — Dncksfader's Min- 
strels enjoyed illimeiuce business week of July 
25. "Foxy i.rundpii" week of Aug. 1. "lllrls 
Will Be lllrlH" week of 8. The vnudevlllepov 
Hon of the programme, fordnilv matinees, 
week of 1 : The Bobbins, Novelty Comeily 



II 1*1 




The Hire 1; n mill 1. 
Wc have deshvd to see the method nf lie- 
featlng Jasuogrodsky's Ingenious attempt to 
defeat Prof. It's much illustrated gambit by 
1(1.. Kt lo It 4. Am. Vh. llullrtlH treats us 
to Ibe Information hi Var. XXVI, p. 3D. 

formula of the it (f. Then : 



Play the It. 
IO..P10IU 
11..HQ4 
12..KKXB 

13.. RX Kt 



While 20 21 23 .10 

White to play and draw. 

Unme No. ii». Vol. KS. 

AYllKXIIlltK LASS 1 1-:. 
11 Y A. II. (I1IRBNWOOII. 

Jerom S/ic/Jlr.-M /at/ependenf. 



:n 



14..0BXP 
16..1I-K1 " 



!( 



KttoR4 

Castles 
U X h 1' 

Kt'ii2 

Kt3 K-Ksq 



!7..KltoBaq Plo (>U3 
I8..KI-Kt3 U-R8 
1»..I'-Q0 KI-KI3 

.0. .Qlicr-J Il-K :i 
2I..HKlisi[ IIK-0,aq 
2i..Kt-B I, with better 
U..KI-Q2 Kt-Bs'q game. If Black 22.. 

II (ks Kt; 23. .B to Kt if. Q to Kt (a): 
4..B Iks U, II Iks U; 25. .It Iks H, 11 to 
2: 20.. Q lo K 2, It tks Q 2d Pi 27.. It 
s B P. It tks It: 28.. II to K 8 ch, Q 10 
B so; 211. .11 tks W ch. K to Kt 2; 30.. II 
tks Kt, P Iks It: 31. M ika I) ch, h Ika li; 
32.. K to II 2, nnd wins. 

<u) Or 23.. Q to B 4; 24. .It tks B, R o 
O 2: 25..Q KiK It 2, P-Kt 0; 211.. Q tks 
P, Q to K 7 (If I' to K R.K; 27. .Q to It 2) •, 



11 in 


7 11 


5 9 


12 10 


15 


24 20 


21 17 


20 22 


23 7 


13 


8 11(1) 2 7 


14 17(0] 


.1 10 


1 10 


28 24 


17 14 


81 241 


20 10 


! 1 7 


4 8 


10 17 


11 10 


10 15 


10 24 


23 19 


25 22 


10 10 


10 11 


28 111 


15 18 


18 25 


7 14 


17 21 


15 24 


22 10 


21) 13 


24 10 


22 17 


7 2 


It 18 


t> 14 


8 ll 


10' 11) 


24 27 


82 28 


27 28 


10 10 

12 10 


17 10 


Drawn 


1 


IB 10 


22 17 


» 18 


22 18 


12 11) 


24 8 


12 10 


17 14 


14 17 


23 10 


H 12 


20 11 


White 


81 20 


8 12 


28 24 


10. 15 


Wins. 


17 21 


20 22 


7 10 


16 14 




(b) 


The following was 


played 


In tbe 


Leeds 


vs. Morely nuitcU 


between 


Messrs. 


WllllnmH 






(1 14 


■ Mr. wiiiiiimn played black. 
27 24 14- « 


18 23 


22 17 


5 n 


25 21 


2 


25 21 


15 111 


24 in 


8 It 


17 14 


24 28 


23 10 


10 10 


13 


10 17 


10 1!) 


12 111 


17 10 


111 24 


21 r> 


21 17 


25 22 


15 


28 III 


12 10 


7 10 


8 12 


21 17 
7 10 


10 24 


ISO 25 


18 14 


211 25 


22 17. 


» 7 


in 15 


4 8 


17 13 


14 18 

Drown. 


'Ml 22 


14 10 




mm 


• 





27.'li tks I», it tks II: 28.. P lo Q 7 
K B sq; 20..1I to IIP, and should i 



II lo 
win: 



vim: 1 ma. 

Norfolk.— At Ocean View Casino (Jake 
Wells, manager) business week of July 25 
wus extremely good, the 8. It. t). sign hlny- 
Ing a, coimplc.uoim part at every perform- 
ance, and tills In spile of the fuel that tbo 
weather has been decidedly against out door 
attractions, For week nf Aug. 1 the Havocs 
& Hedmond Korea Comedy Co., In "A- Trip 
lo New York," 1-3, nud "Too Much Mar- 
ried" -I 'I- 

Acmr Tiikatiib (Cbns. W. West, mana- 
ger),— Week of 1, Sellers' I'emulc Minstrel 
Co.. of twenty iieonle. Business Is gmsl. 



own, (Mir president, l-'runk I. loyil, has c-hnc- Pour, AI. Itnyuo's dogs, Melvlu Brothers. 
lei-ed flammon's yacht, the Hobo-Link, for lluby Carrlck, Willnrds Juvenlln "Mikado 
his vacntlon. and will cruise around But- Co. 

Oahuick TllKATItH (A, T. Nlcboll, ma lin- 
ger). — lluslnesn here continues good. Illcb- 
nrtl ituhlcr and company continue to furnish 
excellent productions. 

Savoy Tiikatiii: (Huntley & Moore, mana- 
gers!. — Mxrellnnt business Is lielug uttrncled 
by Hie I llllltley Moore Stock Co. 

Uiiyi.k'k Tiikatiii: (Prank (loldle, innnn- 
ger). — The miuiic big crowds tloek here. The 
hill for week of 1 : The Pour Boltomley 
Brothers, Kdwln K. Perry nud Ldltli llnuilnll, 
the Pour Brothers Olubra, fid. and Nellie 
Masse, ilia Three Bostons, the Sisters llpr- 
dock, Deveiie mill Slum?., I'liira Ailuins and 
Dva Swliiliiirne, lliirilen und llehiin, Carney 
und l-'lvnn, Helen Jackson and Minute Doug- 
Ins, Melievllt and Kelly, llultle North, Phil 
and Carrie Kussell, CntTrey and (Irani, .lUN, 
)'). Home nud Marguerite Pergiisoii, Hrntidon 
nnd Croiicli. Wlltsle nnd WchT, the Merldelh 
Trio, (he Two Kennels, Putehen nnd Clifton, 
Lo I 'lair, and Ituwon, Briiiiiiuel and Klinherly, 
Hurry Coiirllaiid, 

(H;vi:i(\ATOU'H Tiikatiii: (Sidney Pern, 
uinuiiger). — lliiMlnesH In olwuys big, An- 
noiipeed for week of I : linker troupe of 
motor VycllHls, Senrs, lllimloulsls : Pern Com- 
edy l'our, I'Teeui Hi-others, Ibe Cnstiiiios. 
Alo* und /Ccdij. Hyde and Heath. Hheriuntl 
uud Puller, Muck and Mnek, Tliiimy Bros.) 
Ash and Phillips, Ciislelliit nud Hall, Ilia 
Two MuekH, Nelson and Sharp. Brnddock and 
I'Veney, the Modus. Carey null Cot lee Trio, 
A lie" Woolstoii, Wagner Hlsters. 
' PrrMBti Pti:ti Camixo (J: nmbwell, innnn- 
ger), — Always crowded. Murphy & fllhson's 
Mlustrebt lemalii the nllriiullun. 

Ht::i:i. i'n:ii (J. Ilothwell, manager).— 
Most exculleot putioqnge. Vessel la's Band, 
und the Philhariaoiiie tirehoHtra are the fem - 
ures, (ieiitry Brothers' Show opens here 1, 
for n week. 

STixn.K.riiAHi: Pi 1:11 ((liles W. Cleiuenl. 
miintigeri. — BusliiesN Is ImmeiiKe. ' People 
for week of I : Hlmmons ond White, (ill- 
duy und Pox. Two /oellers. l-'red nud A1111I0 
I'eloi. Willie and I-hllih Mart, vltngi'iiph.. 

ek 



M. crliiuhiii. iiuinn- 



cnilse around llmv 
xnrd's liny. Ilro. Jack Mils, advertising ngenl 
of the Opera llouxe, has titled up n new 
otllee, and Invited all traveling members 
when In town to pny hlin a visit. II10. 
Itobt. Burr Is to be nt the Majestic the com 
Ing Ki-nHnu. Members working for Periy, 
the ndvertlser, are: John Butler, (ieue Bo- 
hie, Dave Orllttn, '[om (inffey. Waller Ward, 
Joe Viikes, Martin White, Jim Judge, Joe 
Wllaou and Harry Peyser. Kor the New 
Brunswick : Prank Parreu, John Kiln. Neil 
Ciirtln ami Jim (•amnion. Ilro. Jim Ore Is lo 

fa ahead of No. 1 "(Julnry Adams Knwyer" 
... M. J. Wognn, advertising agent of the 
llollls, Colonial and Park Theatres, has been 
reengaged for the coming season. He Is 
Summering nt Wntertowu, Mass, The null 
team will play the True-Blues at Houghs 
Neck Thursday. Our meeting place Is 724 
Washington Street.' 

Notes' from Local No. .1, Plttihurg. — Ilro, 
Arthur Ilallsteln, of No. 3, was In tbe city 
for a short lime July 28. on his way to 
Johnstown, Pa. Hro. Ilallsteln Is business 
malinger ' for "The Lighthouse by the Sen" 
I'o., this being the second season with this 
company. Ilro. Harry Pounyiiacker, nf No. 
11. wan In Pittsburg, announcing the coining 
of llnverly's MhnIouoii Minstrels al the BIJmi 
Theatre. July 30, which Is the opening of the 
regular season at this popular liuiise. No. 3 
car, Porepaugli-ScllH' Sliow, arrived In Pitts- 
burg July 27, In charge of Manager John 
Harper, with Ibe following members: It. L. 
Seymour, boss bill poster, No. 5 1 J. Miilonv, 
No. 11 : I'M. Bead. No. I ; I'.d. Leles, No. if : 
Clins. North. No. Sj Win. Hurst, No. 5; Pox 
Anderson, No. 5 ; .Iocs Kelscr, No. 1 : K1<1 
Merchant, No. II, and fleo, HoiiKlilellng, No. 
2. Several of the local lioys visited tjie car, 
and were heartily received by Manngor Bur- 
lier nnd the hoys. National Organizer 0, W. 
Lowry also visited the boys while In the city, 
and hnd n long talk with them. They report 
that everything Is going along nicely all 
through tbe Dust, nnd expect lo bear of Sev- 
ern] new loculu In the near future. Ilro. (leo. 
Vnndersllce. nt No. 3. has arrived home again 
after an absence of three mouths, during 
.>hh-h lime he states he and his father paid 
n visit to friends nnd relatives III Ireland, 
where they bad n delightful time. Ilro, Van- 
iler.dlee will retain bis former position ns 



NllTK.- 



the pnst week Harry 




American Chess lliillctln. 

Several Amerl6nn chess scilalH nre said lo 
bo be <(» uo»«e: but we hall with sincere plena- 

-uhlle.i- 



S 'Vheimunl^ife^eryS slim Jake Wei... manager) C.eorge Parsons Three 'TarTwpSrT 

wfileh 11 Te«s enlliuslnst cun nnd his clover company played "A lurklM ,„ ana , np ' - n 

and h to h conthi ed monthly '&***" -"•'» 25:111. to large nuillences 1 each , )onv ,. r nllu v ' k .| n |, r 

'm^mm%^mtmS^SS^ '"«>"• '«• ProHuetlon was highly enjoyed No , , , f (ha K 



are the appearance 'In t'sne of this pu 
Hon. It Is a re, " 
up to date 
want to know, 

possibly oftener, to the end of the year. Tl 
No. 1 contains the entire body of 120 games 
of Cambridge Springs, bended by Marshall s 
15, annotated by himself 1 ; n complete per- 
sonal record of nil tbo masters at C 8. : do- 
lulls, with gpmcB nnd analyse!, of tbe lllca 
(iamblt to date; and — "I cuuna tell n, I 
cnuna tell a' "—see for youraclf. Lexicon 8vo., 
pa 40, U. by Hnrtwlg Casscl nnd Hermann 
llelma. We all -know that when they prom- 
ise, the only departure from their word Is to 
do more and bettor than they say. Address 
Uartwlg Casscl, P. 0. Box 1,207, N. *. City. 



Is big. 

AUDiTontiJM TitBATltB (J. M. Barton, man- 
niter) — For week of 1 : Johnson nud Hulli- 
van. the Three nentu, Mell Orant, Harry T. 
Howard, May Van Lelr, Minnie Patterson, 
Florence Hdwnrds, auil the Fleore Hlsters 
Trio Johnson and Sullivan will produce 
tbe burlesque. "A Trip to U10 Moon. Busi- 
ness Is very geod. 

John Bouinhon'b Show comes Aug. 0. 
s 

linnvlll... -At Wells' Casino (Jake Wells, 
manager) Walter Edwards' Co.. In "Sherlock 
Holmes," played July 24-30, lo good returns. 
The Casino will close for the season with 
Ibis engagement. 

I.yiichliurg.— At Illvormont Park < 



PeternlMirir.— The Academy of Music 
(Wm. E. French, manager) was dark week 

of July 20 The John Itoblnson Show 

is billed for two performances Aug. (I. 

. +*+ 

■WlSCOJIHIN. 



Salatlona. 

CLIMAX" (June 20) 
to It an, B to K Bit; 2. 



"TIII3 
1.. H to R ail. B to K act. 
;.|. any: a.. Q mates. This 



concluded. 



HUmMkaef- Pmtsa flMgwrt new piny, 
"Mrs. Krskln's Devotion," will have Its orig- 
inal m-oduetlen at the Davidson Theatre, 
Sunday, July 31, nnd will run for the week. 

AcAfiKvr (Kdwln ThunhoUKer. mnuugeri. 
— "Fedora," week of 25, drew, the usual 
crowdK. Kvn Taylor and Lngene Moore 
closed their KMeltl engngement Sunday, 81. 



lO Q to her Kt Mnce (jreenleaf, the new leading man, vyl I 
Hash of genius ^kg his first appearance Aug. 1, In Sol- 
Is the celebrated "Bristol Theme/' and almost 
equals the renowned "Indian" In tbe number 
of imitations and thefts It lias Inspired. 



OF KNIOMA No. 2,404, 



S..BtoKR8IltoKt.-. 
O..Kt-QKt6 K-hls 3 
7..K-K 4, compels 

v.. Kt to mate. 



l,.KttoK(l(ci)KtoB2 
H.-WHS' KXR 
3-U-U8 K-Q2 

4..Kt-QB6 KBxKt 
(a) All White's moves give check. 
OF ENIOMA No. 2,40fi. 
1. . Rio Ktod+K to 0(1)1 4..BXKP+ Kvn 
:i..llXKtP K-bsq I fl..lt-K8,mate. 

(1) 
1.. It KtoBsii I 4..0IOK8 4- Ktlnter 

2..BXK P+ KB J s..QxRt, mate 
8..BxKtP-l-K-Kt84|' I The "cliallenae" con- 
aisled of a bet of one guinea that De La ll. 



diers of Fortune." Lansing Ilowan will also 
commence her specIAl engngement In this 
ultiv \vi'(*k of B. 
Notks.— Ilnrnuin & Dalloy come Aug. 8. 

for two performances.. Oiib Weinberg. 

of "Tbe Storks." Is spending the Hummi-r 
In this city...... The ('ryHtal Theatfjcwll 

remain closed during August. Chester I. 



owry 

the •Interest of every road member of .No. 3 
to send him their address nt ouee. Bra. Les- 
ter Arnuson, of No. it, has urrlved home, hav- 
ing been wllh Ultigllng Bros.' Cirrus Until n 
short time ago. Ilro. Arodsuu will be locnled 
at the Bijou Theatre ngnln the coming sen- 
son. Pro. Joe (I. Hownrd, of No. 3, who was 
hurt a short time ago In a wreck nt (iorliani, 
N. II., Is able to sit 1111 for a short time each 
duy. He Is getting along nicely. Bro. Rich- 
ard Armstrong, of No. 3, writes from Huston 
that he Is able to be out ngnlu, after n severe 
Illness. 

Notes from Denver. Col., Local, No. II. — 
The Nos. 1, 2. nnd 3 curs of the Blngllug 
Bros.' Shows have been with us, and next 
week the show comes. All the hoys ou the 
everything wllh them 
he Floto Shows played 
to good business. While 
into Shows, was al Den- 
ver, five hill posters, were made members' nf 
our local, and ihn car left a solid union tine. 
Mel, A, Paris was made nil honorary mem 
Iter of No. II. Bill I lull, advertising ngent 
of Hie Tnber nnd llromlway theatres. Is 
Must on a vacation of six weeks,' Inking In 
the big fair and the Klks' reunion at Cin- 
cinnati. Our Hccrctilry, Pfeaa, K. Whitney, 
has left Denver and gone with the Kiln Sign 
Co.. nl Kt. Louis, No. II Is arranging a 
mammoth picnic, lo be given about the mid- 
dle of Augnst. Hro. penny feels very proud 
of having secured Hie signature of the Kioto 
Shows to the circus agreement, and has for- 
warded the same to Secretary McCormlrk. 
No. (I keeps growing. Inking In 11 few new 
members occasionally, and expects by. next 
convention to hnva nn Increase of fifty over 
same time Inst year. All road members In 
arrears are rcuuestcil to comirtunleatf wllh 
our secretary, K. It. Gcrson, V, O. Box 348, 
Denver. 

Notes from Loral No. 24, HulTulo, N. Y. 
■ — Brn, Howard C. Bristol, our treasurer, 
who has hnd. charge of all the advertising 
at the Athletic Park this Summer, has left. 



During 
D'Kstn. who. for the pnst three years has 
been the manager of the theatrical end of 
the (i.c'iii Pier enterprises, resigned bis po- 
sition with that enterprise, I,, I In- regret of 
11 huge circle of bis. local friends ami of iho 
niiiiiseineiil eontliigent. Mr, D'ltata Is now 
inking a much needed rest here, W. K. 
Slim kelfuiil has been selected to take- this 
position, nnd has alraady taken hold of the 
management. 

tcilsnliedi. — The theatrical season of 
lillH-n will open here Aug. II, when tbo 
Lyceum Theatre (Kirov & Drake, malingers) 
will present "The Factory lllrl" ll-HL "A 
Modem Viking" l.V17. Dockstmler's Min- 
strels pluj-cil July 23, In very large business. 

Notks. — The Lyceum Thelitis has lieeu 
generally renovated, wllh new carpels anil 
mailing throughout. The lobby has been 
painted ond redecorated, as have the foyers, 
dressing moms and singe. A confectionary, 
programme uud opera glass booth has been 
established III the foyer. New electric lights 
will lie Installed. Herman Fredericks will bo 
head usher this year : Pish; Perry will retain 
her ihihUIoii as treasurer: William I-'romm 
will no stage nintiuger, succeeding Charles V. 
Perry: (Icorge Hector will he doorkeeper, and 
tile others of Hie stuff will remain ilia sniflu 
ns Inst year. .Many of Hie more slerllug melo- 
dramas will he Introduced, Willi a number of 
new productions. Hlulr A llavllii ure the 
booking ngenis. 



Trenton.— At Mercer County Park (John 
\k O'llrlen, manager) the bill, Aug. 1 und 

week, Includes: Hilly Bellies, Agnes Iluvlls, 
Hntberland and Forila, Dollne Cole, nnd. tho 
Boston Mimical Trio. - . ' , . 

Hl'Hixii Ik«KH Paiik (Management Trenton 
Street lliillwny Co.) — Bill Aug. 1 and week: 
Percy Walling,- Southern Trio, Lawmnco. Syl- 
vester, the Vnnns, Roger and Ifollo Dolah. 

Notkb.— 'I'aylor Opera House opens Ibe 
season Aug. 10 Willi llnverly's Minstrels, 

Business, bus been so good ut Mercer 

Pleasure Park that Manager O'llrlen con- 
templates running Ihn same as a Winter re- 
sort L. Stoddard Taylor, for the past 

few seasons on the business staK of Frank 
L. I'erley, has been chosen ni manager of 
Taylor Opera House. 



Newark. — At Proctor's Theatre 



ftin Eweyk, soloist, who came from (.er 
niany to take port In Ibe Saengerfeat, lost traction for 
his voice after taking part In Ilic llrst two Un Wl n„, „,] 
concerts, nnd was obliged to withdraw from ■ 

the programme on Saturday Wlery s 

Band, which scored such a tremendous ^suc- 
cess at Piihsl Pork, bM-brefl engiiged for a 
nix weeks' seiismi nt the Imposition com- 
mencing Aug. 15. 



Ihn Academy, getting the paper out for Joo 
Welch, In "The Peddler," the opening ,it- 
tbe coming season. Ilro.- Cli.is. 
advertising agent of the Academy, 
Is kept busy also. The Academy Is strh-l- 
ly union from cellar to garret, and wp .ex- 
pert to have all the other houses' the 'sane 
way when they open. Ilro. Prank Bow has 
been doing all the, advertising 1 w^rk-for tne 
Heiioire Slock Co., at the Star Theatre, ibis 



| ,J o, 



Aits- 



Fisher, of t lie Crystal, has gone to New- and is once more busy In the bill room of lln.Fynes. general malinger) the bill offered 
iirt. Wis., for n montb'n stay. ... ..Arthur ■ 



this week is exceptional In ipuillly. Wil- 
liam II. Pnscop, the popular lending man, 
and Helen Wilcox present Ilia playlet "Lova 
und Wnr." William Itoiielll, In "The Mil- 
lionaire nnd the Actress," Is also a prom- 
Itient feature, ably nsslsled by bis owl) nun- 
•phny. Llblile Arnold lllonclell i-hurins lb her 
ihiitiiy way. and, tbe Hat also luclilibm : Wm. 
C11I1II1. Keeley Brothers, Itnckett nnd Hazard, 
Meyers ond Homo, and Fred Dunworih. 



Under rbt Itm. 

gfl | ^. ■■ K. » "I > ' ■' " * ■ " » 

Notks rnoM Buri'iui Bill'b Wild West. 
— (leorge Davis, cowboy 'cyclist, who was 
Injured nt Mansfield June 27, und refused 

to go lo the hospital, resumed bin perilous 
feat of " 'cycling the gup" nt OaluaborouBh, 
June 211. rhpiestrlaii Director Johnny Baker 
has infused a lot of clever comedy Into the 
Wild West scenes, which makes 11 big im- 
provement. Manager Orlilhi, of the annex, 
Is using a Jap ami Cossack for hla opening 
"bally-hon." The Fourth of July was glori- 
ously celebrated at York. The entire show 
wus a muss of trl-colur bunting from aide 
show lo stables, tbe Union Jack mill Stars 
nud Stripes being displayed with cniinl lav- 
lifaoeas. Caterer-Ilallanl, of the '-Holed de 
Cody and Bailey," Rave us a grand dinner, 
nt which s col. Cody made one of hla char- 
acteristic speeches, euloglxliig Iho two great 
iiruuebDHi of the Aiixio-Snxoii race, una re- 
marking upon the good feeling existing be- 
tween. Oreat Brllnlii and the Dulled Stales 
of America. Three hearty cheers were then 
given by the assembled rough riders of nil 
nations for King Hklwurd, yucca Alexandra 
and President ItooNcvelt. New Castle on 
Tyne. week of July ll, was the record break- 
er mIiuc our advent on this side of the Al- 
lnntle, peoplo being turned away al every 
performance. It was u banner week with 
Hie privileges as well. The 11. P. It. Tigers 
held n smoker at the Crow's Nest Inn, New 
Cnslle-on-Tyue, July 14. Au excellent pro- 
gramme wns rendered by the following; 
Chits. Whnlen, H. De Havllaml, Frank Pos- 
ter, Sir, Thompson, Thou. I!i>n"ti»nu, Pi-uf, 
Dabbler, Kt. Thomas dice Club (18), Pick 
Plersnti. W. Spark, P.. Patterson and Ut. 
Alex. Jule Keen.- also made us. an Inter 
estlng speech, and rendered one of his uM 
lime monnlogiii'S, with n song. In hla lillmil 
able style, which reminded us of "lliiltnlo 
Bill's Dutchman" twenty years ago. Popular 
President Posey brought the piogniiniue to a 
close by making a few remarks on lint order. 
We have no ni-lcdeiiis lo record, the general 
lirnllh Is good, the weather Is lino auil 
business Is 111. the top notch. 

Tin: (Imkat Pan Amkiiicis Ctm.'llH reports 
lino business In Hie Dukoliis, nutwltlisinuil- 
lug tlu> many snows lu that section, CI wis. 
I-:, MrKeu Is mllroiid cnutrnclnr ; clins. Kills, 
local ciiiilrnclor : P. S. Mattnx, manager of 
car Nn. 1, wllh twenty assistants. 

Tiik Hkkat DM Vii.him wrlles : "I have 
closed wllh the Sun Bros.' Circus, and 
o|M*ned with (lenlrv llros,' Nn. 2 Show, ap- 
pealing In my comedy mule act, which Is 
creiilliig 11 dully success, I am still ('rent- 
ing n big rensntlon nil the sttvetH, llindo up 
ns lloollgnii. Have signed wllh the 'Hneln 
Her' Co. for I he coming then I ileal season, 
lo do my unsupported ladder arl nud Happy 
lloollgnii trick |ilcy< lo llupplug Dim Map gel, 

Wit, P. Caiiii.i., who was (unnerly wllh 
lliimiini i llailey, and Itluglliig Urns.' ml 
viinc-e forces, la now nt Salem, Miss. 

Bt'N Mcntii ll Ibis season with Camp- 
bell Bros.' Shows, doing his ladder drops, 
nud ploying calliope. 
- Itiisi-Kii nr Dn Mack'n iim Himw . 
Hilly De Mack, proprietor ami ninnuger : 
Minnie De Muck, Ihl. anil I'nnsv Kelt tier. 
l.otiu mid Puller, Bert and Mane, Monk I "in - 
ley, Ihish canvas niaii ; lllackev Marslmll. 
boss hostler: Polly Rice, i-hef, auil the usual 
iitiioimt of canvas men, grooms, ele, lliislnekM 
litis been fair, ns we have had nothing but 
ruin for Die lust seven weeks. Vet the lliinn- 
clul pari Is on tbo right side of Hie ledger. 
We a ii> now wurkiug townrds tho coltnii Hell, 
nnd expect lo do n, belter business limn wn 
linve ever done before. As soon as we aaM 
our tenting season we start lu our prlvnlo 
cur Vila for Cnllfnrula, for the W liner. 

NiiTITH kiiii.m Cot.. CiiMM^H' Wild West 
Imlhiii Congress und Hough Riders of tint 
World, nt the St. Louis IvxiHisltlon.— We hnvn 
oil* of Ilia stellar nil ructions, und it Is gel-' 
ling Its full share of nalroiiugc from the 
throngs on tbo Pike dully. (Ill Sundays nil 
exhibition Is given by using Ilia rear en- ' 
lruni-i In the uremi. The iinnn In fully one 
ihoiisiinil feet from Ibe fair propor, and Is 
nut of Ilia Jurisdiction of the Louisiana Pur- 
chase Imposition. 'Ibis Is tbe only show 
that enjoys this patrimony. Col, Cummins 
bus eclipsed till his former efforls III bis ve- 
hicle of uintiBsiuent The show nnmprlscii 
over three hundred nnd lifty peoplo, includ- 
ing I lid In us from (Illy- mm tribes, I he ma 
Jorlly or which are now all but extinct. 
Prom litis fact the show nir.inls historical 
Mmly. The ciitnmrlmi Is under I liu personal 
illrn Hon of I 'dl. Frederick T, I'limmlui. Jo- 
seuli Pa/eii Is looking uficr the exploitation 
of the couci'ssluli, 

DiiW Fnnii writes: "I opened mv I Inn Ford's 
Big cil.v Show Mny 14, lo good buMness, with 
one of Hie-best companies I have ever man- 
aged. The Aiulella Troupe, aerliillslH : (Jen. 
WuUon, coiueilhiu and dancer; Tom St. 'Ju- 
lian, oiirlullit; Km Zanoi, - oonlnrtlonlatH ; 
('has. Bradley, vocalist ami 1 omiidliin ; I In I 
lie Bradley, soprano vocalist And coon 
singer: Kdnn Brown, singing uml diinclug 
Noubrelte; Joo Molilck, balancing trapnxe, 
Juggler, wirn walker and heavy wclglii 

llflcr. A corps of live funny clowns, In- 
cluding Hon Ford, fleo. Wiitwni, Clins. Bry- 
an, Jimmy Oakley uud Frank Morris, who 
presented on the slreet their clown 'llaiiila 
Itossn,' and 'Cyclist 'leaping the gap,' 011 a 
bicycle, outside, nnd Hie 'globe of death' In- 
side. Don Ford prosentcd bis card manipu- 
lation uud iiuigleiil Illusions The show con- 
tinned to do good business until J una IN, 
when I was compelled to close It ami go Into 
Ihn University of Peniisylvnnln Hospital with 
iippeudlcltls and catarrh of Ihn Htomnrli. I 
WilH lonllneil I hero live weeks 11 ml lmve HOW 
Just is-guii lo recover my health. I ahull 
pi nimbly rest during tho retnahuler of Sunt- 
1 ', nud then luke my show lo Mexico, Cen- 
tral and Rollth America, to which climate 
my doctors hnvn ordered nte, null shall pro 
bablv have to post none the production of 
'Twin's Trlji lo f.eljisli.'' next, seoxuu." 

NllTHM VIIOM run I.Kgi ItltllXIONII ClItCUH. 
—This allow closed at Helium. Pa., July IN. 
The following people wero with the show : 
Shields Bros.. Walter Fry, Al. Unslon, .lack 
I. ne, M. M. Richmond, Prof. Aninlth, bund of 
eight Pieces ; Mrs. Richmond, Hurtle Lea. 
Mrs. Powers nnd nn advance force of eight 
men, under Hie direction of Will (.'. Sites. 

Tun MARVKnoi.'H Ntciiui.H Informs iim that 
be In doing nicely wllh Forepiiuuli ft Sells 
llros.' United Shows, lie says ho will In- 
trochlea n novelty contortion net next sennon. 

P. P. Cuact closed with Ihn Sells ft Downs 
Shows, and Is resting at Atlantic City, N. I. 

Ki-.nnkiiv am. Fanninii are In their four- 
leenlli wenk with Welsh Bros,' circus, They 
report that llinlr wooden shno dancing act 
Is earning tbera repeated encores at every 
performance. 

NVi-km KIIOM TflR ltOM,A 1'OX Know.— Wr 
are now In our twelfth week, and thus far 
huvo had a Hiiecessfoi season. Wa have. 
had only two light losing weeks, although 
we have hnd an unusually rainy season 
■gainst us. We have toured Indiana, Illi- 
nois, Wisconsin nnd are now In Northern 
Michigan. Wn will start Mouth about tlio 
Inst nf September, making a long season 
by spending the Winter In the floutn, 

Notks moil At,. F. Wiikki.kii'm Nkw Monti, 
Snow. — Thus far we have struck only one 
had town since our opening. We have added 
three new musicians to Hie band. Our 
"ad." In Tun Cm rem brought its over seven-, 
ty-elgbt answers. Wn havn added to. our 
side show front three new hiiunors made by 
Hie Haydert ('o„ which are very ahowy. 
Prnr. V. Rnrmont visited u» for sevurii! 
days. The boys all tinted to see him leave, 
but his work starts next Monday. We gave 
n good heiirly cheer, and ' Ihe band 'struck 
up, 11 time. We look fur "Tiik ()u> llgu- 
Ant.K" I'licli week: All well with the crowd. 
■ ■ ♦ . » -,, . . 

— Tho Bontinlr- Price Co, cloned a nenson 
of forty-eight weeks at Natchez, Mlsi. 



542 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August 6. 



RA YMON MOljRK'H 

; MASTERPIECE. 

IT IRAN 

|ENTKANUIN(1 80NO. 



AN IN8P1RIN0 MAUOH BONO, 
WITH IRRESISTIBLE OWING. 
THEY CAN'T KEEP THE PEBT 
STILL. EVERYBODY ;OIN8 IN. 



PRODUCERS I PERFORMERS! LEADERS AND ALL HANDS, HERE'S THE GOODS ! 

"DEAR LEIMORE 



BALLADI8TS, INBTROTIENTALISTI 
QUAHTKrTJ. TRIOS ™' 
AND DnETIBTS. 
IT'S GREAT FOR. YOIT. 



A COON BONO 

THAT'S 

DIFFERENT. 



Have yon heard 
CLAR10K VANCE sing 



'THE GIRL WHO HAS WOH MY HEART" 
"THERE'LL RE NOTHIHG RUT SWEET DREAMS" 



FOR SOLO OR NUMBER \'o 

HAROH (JAN TOUCH I if ™ 

GET IT AND BE OONVINOED 

yUARTETTES.GETONi 



4 OR101NAL, GOOD 
AND OATOHY. EVERY 
SINGER WANTS IT. 



CHORDS: Um-Urn, There'll He Nothing Hm Sweet Dreams for My Baby and Mine, 
Urn-Urn, There'll Be Nothing But Sweet Dreams, Oh ! won't It be line: 



A warm I 

Urn-Cm There'I 



bird, a bottle of wine, a chop; suey supper and a Jolly good time, 
fhere'll be Nothing But Sweet Dreams for My Baby and Mine. 



■«< 



v 8 BELIEVIN" 

"I WANT MY MAMMA. 



A REALLY GREAT COON SONG. 
TRY IT. 



For 

Illustrated Acts, 



»> 



MOST PATHETIC CHILD SONG 
PUBLISHED. 



Wall* Song 
for Number or Solo, 



"■' 



» 9 YOU'LL OET A SURPRISE 
• WITH THIS SONG. 



Ill iDiSfit? VWHV1 Incites bis friends to write abont their act, or come and see him. 
VlMBAnvB bnvbtM Ho will dz you up with good stuff, and put the act In line shape. 



, 48 W. 28th St., H. Y. 



DO IT NOW 

Before yon go on the road look over your stook 
of FILMS slid BLUISH and seo If yon hnvo any 
old ones that you wish to exoliango for new ones 
We always carry a large slock of new and second- 
hand Films snd Bong Hlldos as well as Machines 
on hand, and will exchange your old ones If you 
so desire. Send ok a list of what you have and 
wo will at once let you know how we will trade. 

Hero Are Some •( Oir DAH8AM8: 

ONE EDISON UNIVERSAL MACHINE, 

COMPLETE 140.00 

SOD FT. OF FILM 40.00 

EDISON TRAIN ROBBERY Ot.OO 

Oror 100 8ETS OP RON SLIDES. 

MAN WITH THE LADDER AND THE HOE, $1.00 

PER SET. 
DOE8 THIS TRAIN GO TO HEAVEN, «7.0fl PER 

BET. 
BLUE BELL. 

I'VE GOT A FEELING FOR YOU. 
We Rent Machines, Films and Slides, 
With or Without Operators. 

RADIUM DANCE 

TIIWJ CRAZES OF NEW YORK. 
THK HIT OF PIFFI FAFF! POVFt 
TIIK HIT OF I.OIK FDLLEll. 
THR HIT OF THE ST. LOUIS 
WORLD'S FAIR. 
For full particulars address 

ALFRED L. HAR8TN « CO., 

IIH R. 14th St., Tel. 3812 (Ira. 

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. 



ROOMV 

The Twentieth Century lystagogno, 

IN A FROLIC WITH THE GHOSTS, AN ACT 

THAT IS A MYSTERY, SOMETHING NEW 

UNDER THK BUN AT LAST. 

wmcsc asi-id !_■:■:. 

THE DIMINUTIVE 0HINEBE MAGICIANS, THE 
ONLY ACT OF ITS KIND. 

Hmvo a full line of special pictorial and dcsorlp- 
u ve paper, photo frame*, hair tone cuts, etc. 

BOMB OPEN TIME IN AUGUST AND SEPTEM- 
BER, FOR PAItKH. AT LIBERTY SEASON 11104- 
11*05, FOR VAUDEVILLE and COMBINATION, or 
anyone desiring a novelty feature aot; photos 
of acts If you want iheni. Have Edison M. P. 
Machine, weeks of July ih-2J, Union Park 
Pavilion, Clsrkiburg, W. Va. 

Per. address, WHEELING. W. VA. 

FOR HALE CHEAP. NSW AFTER THK FLOOD 
ILLUSION, NEVER USED, 190. 




I 



Wan**. 




JUVENILE WOMAN, 



SCENIC ARTISTR. 

Will buy Interior Country 8tore Set, 
Oil Dropi. 

Wilk eabarre, Pa. 



FOR SiLE.|OfcJU». 



TO HEAR AT ONCE FROM ALL FIRST CUSS 

VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS 

Open for September. Give particulars and lowest 
salary. 



CHORUS LADIES 

Of good appearance for hew Vaudeville Act. State 
salary wanled, and send photon. 

CHAM. II. BRE1TB4RTH, 
Rooms M and M, U8U Chestnut St., I'hlla,, Pa. 



WANTED, 

MUSICIANS 

Of ALL KINDS, 

FOR WAGON CIRCUS. Write or Wire lowest 
HSfc .. .. Address Camden, Ind.. 6: Flora e, 
Bedafla «, Mlohlga ntown a. C. R. LAMONT. 

Harris Parkinsoa Co. 

WANTS 

CLEVER CHARACTER 



Owing to having assumed control of a city 
theatre which will occupy all of my time, 
offer for sale a comedy now on the road, a 
big success Inst season, company traveling In 
li h own private car. Season completely 
booked In good class of theatres. A complete 
line of special printing all paid for, laying on 
shelves. Entire outfit, Including car, will be 
sold cheap. Address 

FRED. 0. CONRAD, 

SUITE V, 402 GARDEN CfK BLOCK, 
CHICAGO, ILL. 

JN0. A. HIMMELEIN 

WANTS QUIOK, 

First Class Repertoire 
Leading and Heavy Ian 

BUST ONLY. Must join at once. Photos and 
full particulars quick. No time for useless 
correspondence. Ilepertolrc People In all 
lines, write. Silence a negative. 
KKLLEY ISLAND, OHIO. 



WILL OPEN SEPT. 6, 1MM. I AH NOW BOOKING 
FOR THE SEASON. All performers who have 
been promised opening date write or wire at 
once. J. B. T HOMPSON . 

Wanted, for Sept —Oct. Fairs 

ThroaghNew York, New Hampshire, Mass. .Maine, 
Lightning Artist, Uane Carvers, Banket Makers, 
Rug and Silk Weavers, Candy Makers, Donlors In 
Shells, Mexican Curios, Indian Rellos, Florida 
Curios. State in letter what yon bare. Wanted, 
experienced sellers of fair ground novelties. Ad- 
dress, until Aug. 2.1,170 Washington St., Boston; 
Sept. 1. Owego, N. Y., Fair Grounds; Sept. I. Con- 
cord, N. It., Fair Ground. N. 8. UURtiES. 



BALLOONS AND CARNIVAL GOODS 

All Preah Btook. 



OOB GAS BALLOONS are 
made of Iho best French rubber 
In three colon, rod, bine and green 
that Inflate full slic, warranted t 
plecorubbor. * 

N J1 - < . ., . PerGrom 

u60. Assorted colors n« 

1. White rattan switches £ 

00. Fancy covered whips... 1 60 




WANTED, FOB 



.2 



. Ml/. U VIIVIIS 

B-FLAT CORNET. OTHER MUSICIANS WRITE. 
Address J. W. GENTRY, 

Norfolk, Vs., Aug. t; Suffolk, Va., Aug. «; Peters- 

burg, va., Aug. «; Fariuvllle, vs., Ang. n; 

Roanoke, Va., Aug. 10; Lynchburg, Va., Aug. 11; 

Clifton Forge, Va., Aug. 12. 



WARTS 



REPERTOIRE PEOPLE 



Tell 
10; 



AT « 

all iimt letter. 
Danville, III., Aug. 



Champaign, 



111., Aug. 



MUST JOIN ON WIRE, 
HOBT. H. HARRIS. Bedford, 



WANTED. 

Clever Specialty Woman 



Or SISTER TK AM. .state all first letter; must be 
able to loin at once. Other Useful People, write. 
J. K. ARNOLD, 
. New Martinsville, W. Va. 



Season opens Aug. 22. 
Arnold Stook Co,, ' 



Wanted, Illustrated Soog Sets 

Little Boy In Bine, City of Sighs and Tsars, Where 
the Swanoe River Flows, Blue Bell, Valley of Ken- 
tucky, Always In the Way, Village by the 8ea. For 
Hale, a Baby, and any others, NEW or OLD. Must 
be cheap for cam. Address (for iwo weeks) 

LINDSAY, care of CLIPPER Oflloe. 



AT LIBERTY 

BOB 



ArtEB 



A00. 16, 

MITA 



Peasley and La Vigne 

Novau/rv gymnasts. 

Breakaway Ladder Perch, Double Trapeze, Can- 
non Ball Juggling Act. Both play parts. 

BOB fKAHLKY, 
4J87 Second Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. 



WANTED, 

COMEDIAN WHO FAKES ORGAN 

AND SINGS. SKETCH TEAM. 
WARD'S MEDICINE CO, Monessen, Pa. 



Ind, 



OPEN TIME 

..FOR.. 

OR 

M OW 

Vaudeville Acts Write Lowest Salary 

DOBBINS' THEATRE, Soheneotady, N. Y. 




\AfarhtaBd, for 

ON THE FARM CO. 

Soubrette with strong Hinging and Dunclng 
Specialty, and Actors that Double In IIi-uhh. 
AddreHs CHAH. MANLEY, 1388 Broadway, 
x. Y. Booked Southwest to coast and re- 
turn i tor twoyearB. 



HIGH CLASS 
MAGICAL APPARATUS 

At moderate prices. Large atock, Immense 
variety. Illustrated Catulogue Kree. New 
Mammoth Cutulogue Just Issued, 20 c, List of 
400 bargains In line apparatus for 2c. stamp. 
A. ROTKRBERG, 176 Ontario St., Chicago. 



WANTBD, I^OR 
AL. W. MARTIN'S 

"U. T. C." 00. Eastern), 

WOMAN TO PLAT OPHELIA. 

Ati'wer, AL. W. MARTIN, Peru, Ind. 



FOR STOCK THEATRES, REPERTOIRE 
COMPANIES AND SPECIAL ROAD PRO 
DUCTIONH, also written to order, revised 
und FOtt SALE. Send for latest catalogue, 
T. H. VVINNIflTT, U0'2 H'way, New York 
City. The Emergency limeau. 



6 "END" JOKES WANTED 

For Minstrel work — must be NEW and 
OltiniNAL— No old stuff rearranged. 
IIAltltY E. STEVENS, Norfolk, Conn. 



Wanted, for Stetson's Western Uncle Ton's 

Cabin Co., a Brass Bands, White and Colored; 
Adam wno uaii double In band; also Colored 
I'coplo (male and female) who can sing and 
dance, Man to run Electric Lights who uau play 
brans. . Addross AL. ooiiLD, Manager, 

I'ulutli, Minn., for two weeks, after that Iowa 
City, Iowa, «■ liorc cotiipauy will open Sopl. 10. 



Fair 8r«BR(l Peepli Wanttd. — Anyttifng M 

fir '•Kid Show," Ballaboo and Inside. Booze, 
lailness and "mwcIIs" last one day. All In urst. 

DR. HAY CHAMB ERLAIN, Wavorly, III. 

Wanttd, Sketch T7ei,¥yilciTMe^rnet 

Player, Juggler, Magician. Lorello, write. Salary 

low, but sure. Camp life; wagon show. 

RIPPBL SHOW, Loganaport, ind., Aug. 10. 

i e.SHIHDHELy.TltootncJll Wli 

I MAKER. Hood work for low prices. 
J IIS West UOth HTRKF.T. New York. 

end sta mp tor snosMii. 

I* A HTM ft] M ' Yll,,n ? Professional 
■ A J* I. ^ BV M.V i Actress would like 
Join "recognized" performer In Vaudeville Sketch. 
, MISS A. 1(11 KAM. Ill Ida moud St., I'hlla, Pa. 
P. S — Can y ou Join me h ere? 

WANTED, MEDICIHE PEBF0RIEB8 

No tlokets; salary In advance when you arrive. 
jftBJfo.jf.rai BJM BJMO. NORTH AMERICAN 
MKD10INF. 00., Weslvllle Center, N. Y, | 



WIGS 

Bom 



■kT LIBKRTY 

Strong Slide Trombone. 

, . 0HA8. II. BROOKE, 
Lamb's Muslo lloune, Poltstown, Pa. 



AT LIBERTY, AOBIT OR IAIA0EB, 

Thoroughly Experienced, Sober nnd Reliable 
and a JIiihii.t. Beat of Reference. AL. 
CLARK, 2tU So. 8th Ave., ML Vernon, N. Y. 

SLEIGH BELLS WANTED. 

State full particulars. LEO. ST. ELMO, 

m Meade St., Wllklnsbnrg SI a., Pittsburg, Ta. 



THElfSTEilfikl, 

Muslcsl and Karen Comedy People, 10 Chorus 
Ulrls ; must be good looking. Man to direct 
and manage stage. Mualclnns for RAO.: 
Lender and Arranger. Show opens Sept. near 
Indianapolis. State all first letter. Pay your 
ESTES, AmerlciiH, Oa. 



DOLING PARK STOCK CO. 

WANTED AT ONOE, 

Good Character Woman (with specialties pre- 
ferred), oood Juvenile Leading Man, a Han for 
(ienoral Business, Oood Comedian with special- 
ties. Must join upon receipt of wire. Wanted, a 
Oood Organized Stock Co. for month of September. 
Address ROBT. L. DOLING, S pringfield, Mo. 

PARTNER 

For an Old Established, Money Making Repertoire 
Co. that has bees on the road It years. Small 
capital required. Will bear the closest Invest!- 

Jatloii. Those meaning business address 
■ J, HU BBRT. Qon. Del., Parkeriburg, W. Va, 



WHISTLING BALLOONS. 

No. 
IB. 

66. 
M. 
68. 

in 

36, 



Perorosi 
Assorted colors.. M 60 
Assorted colors... i 80 
Assorted colors... ] m 

McUlnly..„ 371 

B«o«»K« 7 % 

Flying Serpents ... 2.10 

Dying Pigs 4 js. 

Wo also carry full linen of 
Walking Canes Cheap 
Jewelry, PockctKnives, Pick 
out I'rlic-i, Return Balls, etc, 
and inakcupeelectedloLslor 
Ji, $10, 130 and up. 

We are Headquarters for 

SOUVENIR AND CAMPAIGN GOODS 

Dnrlng 1004 wo will carry a complete line of 
Fancy Sovcnlr floods and Novelties for World'* 
Fair sales ; alsoa com plete line of Campaign Ooodc 
Buttons, Badges, Novelties, etc. Don't f nil to call 
and see us when in the city. Catalogues mailed 
on application. 




COE, YONGE & 
7th and St. Charles St. 



CO., 

St. Louis 



WANTBD, FOR 

DALE BROS.' Mammoth Pavillin Attraction, 

DRAMATIC AND .SPECIALTY PEOPLE, sll lines 
for Pavilion Dramatic Co., balanco of Bummer, and 
"Near the Throne" (booked In best city lime) ror 
regular season opening In Oct. Address OKO. 
SALISBURY, and state lowest; we pay exp. S. D. 
DALE IIR08., Cambridge Springe, Pa. 



WASHBURNE'S 

«- FASTENERS 

lb* Fastener with ■ Bill l-nrn. CRIP 

Mm 0.4 * omfurt »od utllllj i. Ih «l , um. .« [-]>a»1 to 
>^__ Srj < h.ln .net Ulnj, tie, 
" !-ChK — »>«»M»SBiiB»rt«ri,SOt. 
'Y 1 ^ „;. ,» CatfHeMfra, SOe. 

" Isari IieM.ra, in,. 

!tto kit >*(„, U\ Mi^ 
M.I PmimM. 

c.ui^iw riH. 
Amcrlcsa Ring 
Cestpany, 

Drtil. U 




.T ft.ll 



ITY, 



The Famous Eldons 



Can change Specialties for a week. Both play 
ISO ONION 8TAOK CARPENTBH. 



own. 



IIIO 

W. 



U. 



WANTED QUICK, 

ML 





CAPABLH OV DIRECTING STAGE. 
Other peonlo who can do Specialties write. 
THK STKBLSMITHS, La Plata, Mo. 



NOTICE, ACROBAm-ST'^roli 

Tumbler and Somersault OATCHKlt. Rare chance 
for a good man. Answer. 

TBDNA^m^Pos^Olllce^Ca mden, N.J. 

SCENERY AND SHOW PAINTINGS 

John Herfnrth, Cincinnati, 0. 



IT IJKKKTi 1 — Vlolln > |,| » no > Clarionet; sll 
III BBJaWBU I tliorougoly experienced, sobor 
sod reliable men. Wish to locate In Wesl, Cali- 
fornia nroforrod. Disengaged Sept. lo. JOHN 
r"lNLAY, -JO! K. Broad Street, Savannah, lis. 

WAST», TUP LttDOIB 

For SIU NACTKI.1.K snow 8. Address L. J. 
CIIAMBERLAIN.Randmastor, Kingston, N. V., Aug, 
B;M»ugertles,N.Y., Aug. HjCaiakul, N Y.. Aug, ft, 



WANTED QUICK, FOR TEMPEST DRAMATIC 

CO.. CHARACTER and GENERAL BUSINESS 
WOMAN; with Speolaltlea preferred. 

J. TEMPEST, Shenandoah, Pa, 



BALLOONS 



OF EVERY KIND 85 

rABSRNOKRS. 
REND STAMP. 
AKHONAVT L. BTKVKItH, 
Box 181, Madison 8q., K.I, 



PAWNEE BILLS WILD WEST 

WANTS OOOD, 8 TRONO, Al.l, DAY 
OR1NOBR FOR SIDR SHOW. 

Wire as per Route. H. CI. WILSON. 

Mertdcn, C't.. Aug. .'t. Dnnbury, Ct., 4, 
Wnterbury 0, New Urltnln tl, Hartford S, 
'.. II. Plttsllnld 10. Albany, 
Palls lit, Plattsburg III. 



email parts. 
Addrexs 



Oea'l Delivery, Boutn Bond, Ind. 



AT I.IIIKHTV 



KING COLE. Ventriloquist. 

magic; and punch. 

, PEN. DEL., Duluth, Minn. 



'STRATE 

jH. rAaasow huilbing. ttrw voaa. 



HALF-IONf 
PROCESS CO. 



»<>.. ssmac iNcn- 



€> 



We work for N. A. P. V., Harry Tnorapeoe, Mr. k 
Mrs, Barry Morton, Weatern A Deveaaz, Uwrenos 
A Lawrence, Stewart A allien. Edwards A Ronoer, 
and others. Ask them whit We do and how low 
our prices are. Drop as a line for circulars. 

8TRATB HALF-TONE PROCESS CO, 
lot Park Row Blair. New Tori. 



SprlnRHeld. Miib 
NT y.. 11, Glens 



J.W.SCHWARTZ, 

SKETCH WRITER, 

Discontinues ad. till Fall (to fill orders). 

WANTED, 

LADY TO siv<; it i.t s I H A l i;n SONGS. 
Oilier Ladles with good specialties write 
unlck. C. A, STARK. Lyons, N. Y. 



L.II .. w, 

Hurntst, Plnya from piano score. Theatre 
work preferred. References exchanged. 
J. A. HOWELL8 JR., Jefferaon, Q. 



WANTED, 

Two Medlclnu Performers for week stands 
tlist cun piny Organ and Rnnjo. No boozers. 
Clifton Remedy Co., l uka, Pratt Co., Kansas. 

WANTED, FOR MATTICE STOCK CO., 

General Una. Woman with Specialty. Stnte 
full particulars. Semlpholo. Other Rep. peo- 
ple write. WARU MATTICE, Stamford, N. Y. 



JUST OUT, 124 PA8E ILLUSTRATED MAOIC 

CATALOGUE, 25c. : SUP. (" ATAL , Sc. None 
tree. Only N. M. Agent for Mahatma, 10c 
W. D. T.WROV. hih ronrt Ht. Hnston. Uass 



FILMS FOR RENT 

U MANA8SB CO., 88 Madison St. Chicago. 



AT LIBERTY. AGENT 

(A hustler) or Bus. Mgr. and Treasurer. Rep. or 
one pleoe. Sober, reliable. Best of references. 
E. O. ANDREWS, 1808 Broadway, N. Y., Room 7. 

ALL CONTRACTS FOR 8UDWEISER CARDEN, 

Belleville, III., are void. Harden changed hands. 

Parlies please write In to 

0HA8. LINK JR.. Manager. 

Wanted, Partner for- Song and Danes Act, 

LADY OR OKNT, or would like to Join company 
for coming aeason. AddresB 

CHAS. B. MOSBMAN, -2M E. isth St., N. Y. C. 



B E J7.^ LITHOGRAPH 



BTTER 

mil 

ABOUT HALF THE PRICE 

NEW LITHO-TIHT PAPER 

SEHQ FOR CATALOGUE 

Morrison Show Print 




Detroit, Mle», 



At Piano Player, silent Man, Versatile Medlclun 
Performers. Be ready lo loin on wire. 
1»Y CO 



CLIFTON MMffll 



, Wellington, Ohio. 



KI I ,MH FOR SALE. 

•io. tier foot, up. port akthur, world's 
FAIR, MT. PtSLEE, Etc. Stamp for reply. 
0. WHITTEN, Jefferson, Iowa. 



BUtt K1IV Magicians Complete Oulilt, t20; 
rUA OALIt. spirit Cabinet Act, 116; large size 
Animated Drawing Illusion, $6. Also loo other 
bargains. Look them over. Particulars for stamp. 
GEO. A. RICE, 4 Underwood St., Auburn, N. Y. 

ll PIAN1NTE. SMiHT REAIMCK. 

M months at Palace Museum In Thoatre, Minno- 
apoli«, Minn. Address MRS. DAVIS, 

PIANISTS, Beaufort Hotel, Minneap olis, Mlnr. 

Wanted, fox* 

GRISWOLD U. T. C. CO., 

CLAB10HET, B. and 0. 10 PARADES. 

Tear's engagement. Others write. Address 
HOLLY K088MYN, Terre Ha ute. Ind., quick. 



WANTED, Black Fact Singing and Dancing 

COMEDIAN AND MUSICAL ACTS, state all 
quirk. Only strictly temperate people write. 
DR. nBO.LBSTK lt, Forreston, III. 



AT 1.1IIKIITY, 

LITTLE ALICE MORTLOCK 

Child's Parts with specialties. Season of oaot 
with Summer's Stotik Co. Address CLIPPER. 




STERE- 

OPTI- 
CON, 
SIS, 



With Eteotrlo Aro, Galloum or Acetylene Light- 
Illustrated Bong Slides, Mo., oolored. FILMS 
BODOUT AND SOLD. 

L. jdjl. Wl K. 33d Btrcot, New York City. 



'CARNIVALS TOURNAMENTS PICNICS 
'AIRS hi unions. CtLEBRATIONS SHOWS tic 

TYPE*»°l>ICTORIAL WORK Wis 

(ar nival Poster Co. 

T- MINNCAPOUS MINN, 




IOIUI.ICIM, 

HERALD SQUARE, N. Y., 
POIl YOUR 

TRUNKS. 

Best in the world for tho 
money. Write for catalogue; 



PAULINE HAMMOND CO. 

WANTS Repertoire Actors in All Linen 

state age, height, and weight. For balance of 
Summer and regular season Salary sure .IAOK 
ORLRIOH write. Musician for B. k 0. Week of 
Ang. in, Lebsnon. N. II.; week of Aug. M», 
Franklin Palls, Ji. ||. 

MOR. PAIILINK HAMMOND CO.. 

soticb. mikm-mss&g^ 

Join acrobatic ant or good unicrstander for 
comedy art. ERNEST DALK, No. irW E. »th 
Street, N. Y., late of Lunlon Bros, 



AUGUST & 



THE! 1STEW YOEK CLTPPEE. 



543 



m HI OF JE BED, WHITE MI III 



4 THE SONG THAT HAS EM ALL GOING" 

PROFESSIONAL COPIES OF THIS BONO MAILBD TO THOSE SENDING DP to DATS PIIOORAMMK. 

"NOTICE TO BAND MASTER8 AND ORCHESTRA LEADERS." 

Send for this Great Number, which la Pnbllahed as » March and Two Stop. 



IEXINGTON PUBLISHING C° 

*-** 40 W. 29th ST., * NKW YORK- ^-'o. . 



PASTOR'S 

Continuous Performance Aug. I. 

JEWELL'S AUTOMATIC MANNIKBNS, 
nHAIlLIE ERNEST. 48C0TT and KDDIE, MB. 
and MRS OlIAS. BUCKLEY, BELLE HATHA- 
WAV ANDREW McLEOD. OEORtilA O'KAMEY, 
TIIF KALM08, HAYWABD and HAYWARU, 
<• IFFORD and HARVEY, ROWLEY ami GUY, 
HK IT WMflUJ, CARL UBRBERT. 

THkJlMBBIOA N VI T AORAPH. 

Huber's «* Museum 

Uco, ■!• H ubor, rropr. J. II. Anderson, Mgr. 

WANTED, for the opening, Aug. I, Attraction* and 
Freaks for Curio Hall*. Add. J. H. ANDERSON, 

an Bb oVe. 

OHAS. E. COLBY and 
ALLIE 0. WAY, 

Tim VentrlloqnUt and Dancing Doll. 

AL LAWRENCE, 

Viudavlllu "Amiitlnnlit" Mimetic. 

Permanent artdresH, B. F. P. Wo. 1, Kent, P., P.8.A. 

(THE LITTLE IWAONBT), 

Lottie Gilson i Billy Han 

..The Fl y Flirt." 73 Livingston Ave,. Yonkcrs, N.Y. 

MR. and MRS. JACK BURGH, 

PREMIER ILLUSIONISTS. 

ONKOF THOSE SATISFACTORY ACTS. 
ORAHMAN CIRCUIT, CALIFORNIA, INDEFINITE. 

MAYME REMINGTON 

And BUNDLE BOOLOO BABIF.S— Hole! Bnrlholdl, 
S Y. Agents: JOTAIOK SMITH ana^WM. MORRIS. 

BARRY i JOHNSON 

TltAVESTIE S IN VAUDEVILLES 

GILMOUR and LATOUR 

CH1-UAN-OY BEACH, MICHIGAN CITY, 
IMP., UNTIL SEPT. 1 . 

HARRY BROWN, 

TUK SINGING COMEDIAN. UI8 NEW SONO HIT, 
"I'LL DO AS MUCH FOR YOU." 

■ ■' ' Ore of clippe r. 

"TOM BATJflJHAN, 

Descriptive Actor, Vocalist, Change 

Artist. 
AT PASTOR'S THEATRE, N. Y., AUG. 1(1 



AT LIBERTY FOR NEXT SEASON, 

TROCADERU QUARTETTE. 

196(1 W. POLK BT., CIIICACO, ILL. 

job uiivNKa, Bep. 

BERTRAM MILLAR, 

LEADS and HEA V1E8, 47 W. 28th St., Noir York. 

EfiO. @ MY WOODWARD 

THE ORIGINAL SUNBURNED RPBEB. 

Mile. Aline, 

•»RaCIN/IIIER 

LADY JUGGLER 

"A decidedly pleasing 
diversion.'* . . . . 

TIME ALL FILLED 

UNTIL MAY J«, '116. 

Home address, COLUMBUS, 0. 

Why TodY 




Marion and Deane 

^TPMBLISO RUN PARK, POTTBV1LLB, PA. 

WILL GARDINER 

Til K RU HE WITH Til I 8KATE8, 

WITH JOS. Ji FLYNN. 
Tlila week Salisbury Beach, Newburyp ort, Main. 

To Managers and Agents. 

Ny address 18419 Hamburg, Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Telephone 648 Bushwlck. 

HARRY THOMSON. 



JUGGLING MATHIEUS 

MATtVELOUS DISPLAY OK DEXTERITY. 

: TnlgWook,Hgoon I'mk, Clnulniiall, 0. 



THK UOLBROOKS, 

Celebrated 'iuukichI net. Including the lady 
<'liiiui|ilou.KHWiphone- soloist. Open time.' 
Address nux 172, Shcrhorii, Mass, 

brooks BROS. & CO. 

I'RESKNT 

QIP-PIBAITFII BUFFIII 

Aug. 8, Part, Putnnm, Conn. 



Book^routE 

;4 r N[W YORK REPRESENTATIVE 

^n^vMomm t/ml 

Te *MSmfW A,C:DORN£R. 
xit'CKmorAfPTmrAfBiDti viw yopk.. 



WANTED, 

Thoroughly Experienced Character and 
General Baslnass Ian. 

Preference tn one doing apcel.ltlos. Must Join 
"1 wiro. AK1SQT0N 00HEDIAN8, Nasavllle, 111. 



FILMS 
FOR 
RENT 



SUPERIOR 64 
WEEKLY NORTH 
SERVICE. CLARK ST.. 
PROMPT CHICAGO, 
ATTENTION. ILL. 

The Film Rental Bureau 



Principal Riding Acts 

FOR 

MACKAY'S 
European 3 Ring Circus 

SEASON CLOSES N9V. 30. 

Permanently located at World Pair, Bt Lonls, Mo. 
Telegraph ANDREW 11ACKAY. 
Manager Maokay's European Ulroua, World Fair, 
St, Louis, Mo. 

"cheapest on earth. 

MANUSCRIPT PLAYS. 

SPECIAL OFFER. 

ANY SEVEN MANUSCRIPTS, with PARTS, COM- 
PLETE, ONLY ean.oo. 
ANY FIVB MANUSCRIPTS (WITHOUT PARTS), 
ONLY 111.00. 
All Newly Typewritten, Nlcoly Bound aud 
Corrected. Hond for Catalogue. 

Southern Manuscript Exchange, 

KNOXVILLE, TEWN. 

RECORD BREAKER 

OPERA HOUSE, 

BRAZIL, INDIANA, 

W. H, LEAVITT, Massjur. 
A few good epen dateB In Oclolior, November, 
January, KebruMynnil March, 

Wanted, for tl*e 

Carrick Stock Co., 

Leading Man, with square cut*, tall, good ward- 
robe, good looker. flivc age, height, complexion. 
Advivuie Agent that, can Thistle for week stands: 
good press worker. Piano Player. mAtc or female; 
Mason's work. Full particulars to i Itrst letier. 
lowest salary, etc. Address JA1 K.USKLI,, Mgr., 
Champaign, III., weok Aug. 1; Bloomlngton, HI., 
woek Aug 7. 

PEOPLE II HI LINES WANTED. 

lcT.urtm.lsAug.16. Good treatment andalway., 
mre. regular tnonoy. Usual expenses paid. Son 
photo, usual descriptions and programmes. Want 

a gno,l ^^^^kS.* STANTOM. 

Manager Starr Comedy Co., Norwich, S-Jf. 



FOB SALE OB EXCHAH 8E, FILB8. 

New Long Subjeola, Oxlythe Oss Outdts, ISO 
^'•Tc^aYlTr. KM So. 19.h St., Omaha. 

Geo. W. Snow 

MONOLOOUH MUSICAL ARTIST, 

July ill, Opera Bouse, Butte, Mont. 



Performers In All Branches and Cams Bess, 

I OR SKKRHBOK'B BIO SHOW. Per route. 



WANTED, FOR GENTRY TRAINED ANIMAL 

",7w BXPKRIENOKI. M r KLAT CLAR.ONBT 
AND ALTO. Addres^ LK^PARKBTT 



MUSICAL MAN WANTED, PLAY SEVERAL 

Instrument*: Experienced Med. Performer; 

SPBr^e^gflgg^S; 

sketch Team* and other trB.-roiKc.llclne People. 
lMt job. Wire lermj. Jg^j|Wg& Mo . 



ELECTRIC 
PARK. 

"QUEEN OF THE SOUTH," 

BALTIMORE, MD. 

"THE ANSWER:" 

Your letter received and open time noted. If we 
can use your Act. you will hoar from Mr. J. K. 
miltKK. TUB! ItlANAQEMICNT. 



TOUR OP 



KIRK BROWN 

AND COMPANY, 

IN COMPLETE PRODUCTION (IP 

"The Han Who Dared/' 
"Under the Red Robe," 
"Othello," Etc. 

mm, A MIST CLASS COMEDIAN. 

ALSO PKOPI.K IN ALL LINKS. 

N. APPEI.L, Manager, 
(.rand Opera House, Harrlsburg, Ph. 



WANTED, 

TRAP DRUMMER 

Other Hnaifilnna Write. 

NO BALLY 1100. 

SEEMAN MILLICAN'S MARDI-6RAS CO., 

Huntingdon, Pa., 1 u; Lewlatown. I'a., s-14. 

PICTORIAL SHOW 
PRINTING 

For All Kinds of Shows. Writs lor 
Samples and Price.. 

THE D0HALS0R LITHO CO., 

\ New port, Ky^ 

OEOIvAu OrlEIlD, DBV(lTKftTO Till.' 
MKDICINK LKUTIIIIKR. sTRKK'l' MAN, CJAIt 
HTAOK DOOTOHj OITICIAN, CUKH8T0NK 
8KLLKR, and to all who sell Medicine, Toilet or 
Curative floods Ihrnugli arl of speech. Puts talk 
that sells goods In your mouth. Tells what lo sav 
1. 1 hold attention, annuo, Instruct and Interest sur- 
llclently to touch tho pinkotbook. If you aeouro It 
you wiiuld nut part with It at any price Mcnt post 
paid for t». Moiioy back It not xailKdfd. 

I'ANTK.S A CO,, Hi Iicrtrtn.rn Sr„ CIIICAflO. ' 

WANTED QUICK, 

Sineinfir and Dancing 
SOUBRETTE, 

tiKNTKKL 1IKAVY AND TALL CHARACTKRMKN, 
doubling brass; IIAII1T0NK, DOUBLING VIOLIN; 
0UCHK8THA LKADKR and other Musicians. 
8iato lowest, pay own. Address 

iiavi; ii. LBVIh, Mgr. Josh Spruceby Co., 
Trlbuuo Hldg.. Chicago , III. 

WANTED AT ONCE, 

PALMIST, PHOTOGRAPHER, 

KNIKi: BOA RU and JAPANP.HK BALL OAMK 
for season at Asimry Park. Work on pcrceuittge 
or rental. Atsolutely llio txist location In city. 
The Old Mill and Blioot I ho shoots, after Kent. It 
Houth for Winter. RIOUB' Wl OWAM all year 
'round. A success, tttate all In nrst letter, and 
t»o roady to loin on wire. Address 

CAI'T, C. W. IIKICI.H, Avon, N. J. 

OPEN TIME. 

DURHAM OPERA HOUSE, 

DURHAM, IV. C. 

Addross N Y. rcprosentalivcs, 
Kli. P. AHA MS A CO., Theatrical Kxchance, 
ltnw-70 Hroiidway, New York. 

MUSICIANS WANTED, 

For HIMHELEIirS IDEALS. 

Orch. leader, double Bar,, or Blldo: Bass and 
Tuba: liirltone, double slide: Plule, doublo Alto; 
also Flute ami Piccolo and Hlldc Trptii Addreiw 

N. J. HOWHON, 
Cut of Igg Vales, Atlantic City, N. J. 

AT I-.II3E: 

POR HKAHON 1VIM-10UA, 
To Join Burlciiiue, Vaudeville or Minstrel Show, 
Novelty, Ming and Trapeze Act, Introducing Peats 
ofHirengtii. Addrea. 

ALEXANDER EATON. 

g Hope Avenue, Pasnalc. N.J. 

WANTED, 

PERFORMERS for MEDICINE CO. 

(iood salary to good people Pemalo Impersun- 
ator, write. Tickets If I Know you. Htatc salary 
llrsl letter, 
lilt JOH N E. POYK. Knglewood, lloone Co., Mo. 



WANTED IMMEDIATELY. 

For STBTSOS'HIINCLBTOMH CABIN CO.. Morl- 
r.lans— Tuba ai"» Double Bass or Tuba and Piano; 
alsuCoruct, landani On^hestra Answer as per 
route. UKO. • K .a. Mgr.. precport, L. 1., New York, 
Aug. 1; Atnit.jviis. Ilabylon A, center Hay .shore 
fl,|Pfltrhoguns,!k)utliamptonu, Sag Harbor 10. 

" Asoieriri' "p'uiiNiBiiKo 

Willi LA'I'KUT KKA'l'MRKtt- 
WAN'mi, A MMA1.L OKN- 
TLRMANLY AKRCNAliT 
LIVING tONVKNIKNT TO 
ffiNOHAMTtfN. PROP. KABHIOH, 

« Cm lo nary Btrcct, Blnghamlon, N. Y. 




WANTED, for AUCU8TUS JONES' R. R. SHOW 

All Winter South, 2 or 3 Oood, Useful Performers, Dutch Comedian, Musical Team, Clown, Coochon 
Dimoers, Light Man, Assi. floss Canvas Man, Man for Lion Act. Band Leader, Baritone, Alto and (liar 
lonct. Trap Drummer. Address Portage. Pa., Aug. 6; Johnstown s, Stoyrsiown », Numersot n. 



PKOPI.K. IN ALL HRANOHIIIM AT 
ALL TIMBS. 
.11. P. AOAMS A CO., Tlie.it i leal Kxchange, lam-TO Broadway, Suite 80, K, Y. 
SIM H SkS A §1% BJg BJJ O We liook and ronto eompsnles. Reasonnblo terms. IIouhch rep. 
IwlMlH HU C I»0 resented, I'eople (urn'shed on short notice. Write or wire. 



PICTURE 

MACHINES. 

New and Sooond Hand Bterooptlcons, Film., 
Song Slides and Supplloi. Ploturo maohlnos re- 
built with all Improvements. Rhoostau any volt- 
age. Meohanloal elToots tor ants made. Export 
repairing done. NKW YORK FILM RXCBAN<)B. 
N. POWER, Mgr., Ill Naisan St., New York. 

Phone D3M Cortland. 



(OWINO TO IHSAPPOINTMKNT), 



t «v.i..u.....| 
WITH CLF.VP.lt SPKCIAI.TIKN. 

Stale everything drat teller. Must Join mi wire. 
A. K. DAVtDHON, Manager Davidson Stock Com- 
nanv, Aoadenir of Muale, Hiiglonw, Mich. k 
Ol'hor L'Mful rooplo, write. 



HAVENS' STOCK CO. 

WiintN Qvaiolc, 

To complelo company, A l Character Woman, 
flood Juvenile Man, and Man for l<oads and 
llenvles. All mini havo ability, wardrobe etc. 
If vou do specialties so much the holler. Thrco 
night stands; Open Aug. 10. 

W. A. HAVF.NS, Manager. 
Box 113, Phil mom, Now York. 



1.1 1 

ONR NIOHT OR IIMP., 

HOWARD MELVILLE, COMEDIAN. 

••TUB MAN WITH TUB OOO," 
FOIt SALB— Fancy Set, Drops, Manusorlpls, 
I'lel uro Machine, Slides, etc. II i; NTI NOTON.W. VA. 
Would .like lo doublo with clever soiibrello. 

WANTED QUICK, FOR MEDICINE CO., 

Al SKETCH TEAM 

Thai can change for ••no week and annul good 
ireiitmnrii; hIho Single Performers. Would like lo 
Near from flood Musical Team, good d manors on 
and orTstiigo. Tickets to nooplo I know; pay your 
own. ADIIOR A Ollttu COMPANY. 
VlIlfllL, KANK CO., ILL. 

FOR. SALE CHEAP, 

ORE ELEOTBIC 10, 20, 30c. 8101, 12ft. 
Long, 2Jt. Wide; r.inres. 21t Blgh, 171d. 

Wide, rormerly nsel at Grand Opera 
Homo, Reading, Pa. 

Apply In OLO. M. MILLKR, H H, Mil SI., Heaillng.l'rt, 

WANTED, FOB 

inMNKIKLe 

Under can vat. DOCHLK BASH and TUBA, IIOHM 
CANVAS MAN. Also can tiso peiformors and 
MiiMlclMia that are nut afraid lo play under can- 
vas. Winter's eugsgemoiit after tenting aoaioii 
Isovor. Mule ur wire. Tllton, N. II., Aug. 4, h, 6. 
K. J. I'AI.MKR, Manager. 



mm mum. cos.. 1 1 1 

Seventh Suecsssful Season. 
XV*»t»te»cl eat Once, 

Owing lo dliappnliuiiiool, Hepertolro I'eople In 
all lines. Can use Specially People for flsn, Hits. 
Tell all. We par hoard. IVAN KKHKHOKF, 

Ml* N. '.tint HI., South Onmha. Neb. 



EXPEHIENOED «nd COMPETENT LKADER, 
VIOLIIIST, WISHES LOCATIOJI 

In lire town; alio play llnisa. Address 

ED. I. I'KllIN K, euro or lion. I)ol .. Ft. Worth, Ten. 

P.M.— I have Kompioto Photo flalltry outfit and 

Kxperlonoo which, lo party offering mc good 

rnusUal IndiiceiiicuiH, 1 will work oil shares as 

side issue. 

WANTED, 

Al CHARACTER MAN 

and CHARACTKK WOMAN, lo open St Kansas 
Illy. MACKBWAIN Address 

■ ,)<|TIIKATItK COMPANY, Denver, Col. 

SlilDEB ILI.HN'1'IIATK.U ITIK I.IIMI 

ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION. 

Uomplote act with Lecture. Send for tills, 

FIIaMS 

OOfll) OfTMIC, MTC, KILMH. AI.HO A MOV- 

im; i'ktiiiik maciiink wantkd. 
M. wiii'i'ic. »«:|7 Wnlniii, Phil... Pa. 



Star Theatre Co. 

mm mm or ill kimis. 

Wr.KK STANDS. JOIN AT ONCK. 

I>. II. fllLLISPIK, Drbans, Ohio. 

WANTED QUICK, 

MUSICIANS 

(if all kinds that double B. and o. No fares ad- 
vanced. Wire or write. MANAUEN, 
3QU Century Floating Theatre, otockport, 0. 



JOHN DREW at PASTOR'S 

Would tin a curiosity nn greater than a 

performer dlsimllsHed with 

Madison's Budget No. 9. 

World', greatest book or oomody, non- 
talnlng at Original Parodies, V now Mono- 
logues,* great Sketches, now Dutch, Irish 
and Hebrew Specialties; Coniln Pooms, 
Toasts and Kpltaptn; two roaring fareo*. 
two big burlesque., besides hunurod. of 
now flags. Stories and Jesta— M nig pagns. 
One dollar per cony. Hank numbers as rot- 
lows: any 3, gl.M; any 9, ,-j; an? i, fj.so 
or lludgol. S, 4, T. x and <i, f .1. Others out of 

Iirlnl. Send all or.lorslo my ageiit.l,. J. K, 
IKIIi. 1404 Third Avenuo, New York. 






WANTED, 

Leading flan, 

Singing, Dancing Soiibrette, 

and Comedian, 



OPENS AUG. 27. 

O. W. STATKII, 
Itll Main, Ksniaa «H>, Mo, 



JOIN AT ONCK, FALL, WINTF.H HKASON. 

TUBA, SLIDE TROMBONE, 
and Actors that Double Band. 

OEYER It OHI8W0LD, Lac ivllt*. La. 

TWO Al^itvANCnbENTS. 

only aiiher and expcrloiiccd men wnnlitd; long 
ongageineiil In the right part lex; alao Pianists anil 
Singers, for the VITAOIIAPII ROAD HHIIWH; 
prnroreiico given I hose who have had oxporlenoe 
with Moving rieimo immpHules, 
THE VITAORAPH COMPANY OF AMERICA, 
lilt saoan Ml.. N. V. 
state full pari iriiinrs llrsl letter nr ca'l p f raormlly, 

AGTQRS-WANTED— MUSIClftMS 

flood, lullnlilo. experlencod IteperlolKi PeoplO III 
all lines; Comedbin. Iliavy Man, UadliigM.n. 
Those with atrong speolHlnos and doiililliig brass 
prelerrod. For II. and O., Clarionet, Hiring Haas 
anil Tuba. Send mil narllctilars and lowest 
salary for long Neason, All week stands. 

H.A.Ou BOIS, Mgr, VERNA MAY, 

OALIflN. 0. 



AT LIBEttXY. 

JAMES V. LEWIS, 

Ohiraolora or Light Oomsdr. 

Wnatern niigagniuflnt. prefninidj rosponsllilnman- 
agcMonly, Clean, N. V.. Aug, 1 and week; Srolth 
port, Pa,, Aug. 1 anil week; Kane, Pa., Aug. It 
and week. Care or IHLOKIl * coilNKLLlfii 



EIGHTH ANNUAL FAiH, 

AT Mcdonald, pa,, \ 

AIIO. II, NBPT. 1 AND H, ISM, 

WANTS Allraetloiia uf all kinds, Midway Show., 
Hallnon. Loik money In vicinity; on your way in 
W heeling fair I ho billowing wook. 
8TF.WART (IHINK,Tri.a»„ 

II. FllANKlK,Fi)n„ 

J. 0. H0HK1IN, Pre*,. 

Good Printing 

May Have a BAD SHOW, but BAH I'lllNTI no will 
wreck a flood Show ev. ry lliitu, First, Irahie no 
your .how lo pleaae tin, peop.e, 1 ben sen tuai your 
printing Is It 1 11 II I'. I miike a specialty of writing 
or revising all kinds of amusement bills, dodger., 
couriers, hora'da, hangers, stands, press iiotlre*. 
eic, and I havo many novelties and winning 
kc.Ijohiiii. Particulars frne. 

F. E. WOODS, Bex 104, Maulllon, Of 

WANTED AT AIL TIWES, 
SKETCH TEAMS, 

SINULK LADIKS and HIHTKR TKAMH; alao, I fl 
OtIUfl, Al STOCK COMF.IMAN ami a NINO 
PLAYFJl. Address FRF.O SAllF.lt, Prop, und Mgr, 
Bailor's flsrdn Tbenlre, /,aiie«vlll». 0. 

Wanted, Performers, 

TO sritKNOTIIKN TIIK BYltON HPAUN SHOW; 
mm goou sk-loh Team or a Man I earn, mast lie 
Irish or liiiPch; also Aerial Act nr any good 
novelty. Yon must Mvoraatilo. Must open Aug, 8, 
Address 1IYM0NSP A"N SllQH' P"r»«f. rily, Pa, 

,., . inliira lor 
Oul.hl.H'ork, 
l/lratt !»•■ 
11, |,, n.iir,, People 

In all lines for my three shows. bINGINO and 
OANCINfl COMKIll AN wanted. 

TACK HOFFFLER, 

Odron Theatre, .l.r.h.lllonn, Iov» a, J 



J)44 



THE NW YORK C^IPIpER. 



August o, 



NEW YOIIK CITY. 



Kivlnv itnil Comiiirnt. — The past 
week was decidedly favorable to open air 
performance* anil good business prevailed 
alt the roof gardens and oilier resorts giving 
Summer shown. Tue Indoor places of 
amusement, particularly those giving vniulc- 
vllle, were well Attended and, in fact, all 
the Incnl theatres keeping open house bad 

their share of patronage Three theatres 

began the season or 1004-0, the first being 
the Nkw Vihik wbicb, on July 2.', opened 
with the Int New York City production of 
"The Maid mid the Mummy," a musical 
melange In two arts, book by Richard Carle 

and mimic by Bobert Hood Rowers 

The 1'kii1»i.r'8 opened night of 30, with "The 
Ilund to lliilu," nnd the Thiiid Avrsijr 
Tirt.intK opened on t lie same 'date with "A 
Child of the Slums.'!. , . .The Webt TwgNry. 
ninth stukkt Theatre, a new vaudeville 
resort, opened for the first time 30. The 
house, which Is located on Twenty-ninth 
Street near Seventh' Avenue, was formerly 
iHliI Fellows' Hall, and has been reconstruct- 
ed for amusement purposes. Further men- 
.lion of the opening will be found else- 
where In this Issue The continued 

nttriii'tlons for the week ending July 110 
WPrc: "The Mnlil and the Mummy" nt the 
New' York, "PUT! Puff I! Pouflll" nt the 
Casixo, "Paris by Night" nt the Mammon 
Square Hour (iAiiiiKN, "A Little of Every- 
thing" nt the Aerial Oamiknh, and the J. 
S. Uiihr Orchestra at the Madison Square 
Garden. The Inst named attraction closed 
Hmnlny, 31. At 1'nocTOll'H FIFTH AVENUE 
AND OJiH HUNDRED ANI> TWKNTY-WKTH 

Rtiiixt Theatres 'stock productions, with 

vaudeville between the nets, continued 

Variety entcrlnlnmeut. was furnished nt 
Tony Paktuii'h, Paradihu Roof Gardens, 
the New Yoiik Hoot.' Garden, Keith's Union 

SQIIAIIK, l'HOCroll's 'fWKNTY-TIIIIID BJTHKKT. 

Proctor's Twenty -third Street The- 
atre (J. Austin i''yiiHs, generiil munsger). — 
Wllllnirt Honelll, In u sketch written by him- 
self, entllleil "The Millionaire nnd the Act- 
ress," Is the chief feature of the bill this 
week, nnd matinee of Aug. 1 the offering 
nroiised plenty of laughter. Although he 
was on lute, Mr. liiuiclll held the audience 
nnd was accorded every mark of uiinrovul. 
Tlic story of the skit tells of a millionaire 
whilst! desire tu meet a fuvorlte iictress Ik 
at length griitllleil through a ruse. He pre- 
tends to be a reporter, interviews Hie net- 
I'Chh, and "ipiizxes" her throughout the en- 
tire scene. There wus nultlclent comedy In 
Hie net to keep the auditors thoroughly 
.alert nt all times, nnd Mr. BoiicIH'h pleasing 
iiiiiiiiii'I' of delivering bis lines brought liliu 
into liiiiniMllnie fnvor. Edith Mnrtln win 
tile nclress, nnd she iic(|iilllcil herself 
With great credit, while Itutli Richmond 
nlso gave good nld. Wm. II. Piiscoe, 
Helen Mnr Wilcox mid company presented 
n military playlet of our Civil War, by Ed- 
'iiinnd Day, entitled "irfive mid War," In 
which a woiiinii secret service agent In the 
United Stales Army outwits a Confederate 
spy, who has secured Important papers. She 
recaptures the papers, hut has tulkeu iu love 
Willi Hie Ciuifedernte, nnd when he Is about 
to fall Into the bunds of the Uulonlsts she 
contrives a scheme by which lie escapes, Mr. 
'I'nscoe, Miss Wilcox and Edwnrd Chapped 
did good work In Its interpretation. Klska 
.Rud King combined good iniiglcal work with 
capital comedy, and scored well, while 1'nl- 
tre.v mill Uiirton, ill a 'cycling act which Is 
truly remarkable In Ilka mutter of difficult 
-feats performed. by both men with surprising 
ease, were voted exceptionally clever. Mu- 
bclle Adums und company, iu mi Interesting 
and entertaining one act play, by J. M. Al- 
lison, called "Llxbctb's Daughter," acted 
with commendable skill, and were Instru- 
mental iu currying Ibe act to success. The 
Kilties Trio, in n inimical act, did well, aud 
the Union Suuiire Quartette, the yuutblui 
members of which sung well and danced 
equally as good, was greatly liked by the 
iiudlui'ice. Others ou the bill were: The La 
Hoys, on Ibe Dying rings; Ynckley and Bun- 
nell, comedy musical experts ; Daisy Du- 
uiond, vocalist; Jones, tlruut and Jones, In 
their eccentric act; ltert linker, whoso talk 
aud finishing song struck Hie favor of his 
auditors: Lydcll and llulterworth, singers 
and dancers, aud Lit tie t.couie. The kul.v 
tochuoscone coutliiues. 

Now York Theatre Roof Garden 
(Klnw ft ErlnngcV, managers). — The rain 
of Monday night. Aug. 1. tended to keep 
'the 'attendance' down, still the beginning 
of the eighth week was a fairly nusplc'ous 
one, Husarlu Guerrero continues her ex- 
cellent puiilomlmlc ImpciHouiitloiiH of Car- 
men, nnd others wlin bold over are: Ned 
Wnj-biirii'H lilrls, Xlmnici- mid Ixuils Griinut. 
New faces this week arc : The Four Lukens, 
Four Emperors of Music, Keno, Welch unci 
Melrose, aud the Orpheus Comedy b'our, who 
were made very welcome In . their flue slug- 
lug, but especially so In their comedy work, 

Tin- West Twenty-ninth Street 
Theatre, which is situated ou the South 
side of Twenty-ninth Street, a tew doors 
Kust of Seventh Avenue, opened Saturday 
night, July IMi. The honsn is the old Odd Fel- 
lows Hall, which 'brut beeu leased by Turner, 
Morrow * lairing, and la being conducted 
under the miiiiiigenieiit of George Turner. 
Two vaudeville shows tiro given nightly. The 
llrst bill runs from 7 o'clock to 0, and the 
second from l» o'clock to 11. Teu cents Is 
Hie price charged for admission, with a few 
reserved seals nt twenty cents. The ca- 
pacity of the house Is about f>00. Ou Hie 
opening ulght. July 30, Hie following bill 
was presented, nud wtll continue tor the cur- 
rent week: (George Stanley, buck and wing 
dancer: fctw- Welch, Hebrew impersonator; 
Dougherty llrolbers, comedians: Slguor Er- 
nesto I,n lin, baritone; Illustrated piny scenes 
from "The Only Way ;" Frod Fordbnm, ec- 
ceutrlc couiedlan, dancer und mimic ; pic- 
tures ; llhike and illnke, diameter comedians, 
and a sketch. "The Yuukeo Sullor." 

Uuber'n Museum (John II. Anderson, 
manager). — This popular resort opened for 
the season Monday, Aug. 1. It Is the six- 
teenth season of Iluber'a Museum, nnd the 
llftoeiith year of Mr. Anderson's capable 
management. During the period of dark- 
ness the' bouse has been reiitted nnd redec- 
orated, and It Is as bright as the decorators 
nrt could make It. The stage calls for un- 
stinted praise, as It has been provided wllii 
a new outOt throughout, while improvements 
ran be noted every place. Notwithstanding 
the Intense bent on the opening afternoon 
the building wus crowded, and. It Is safe to 
predict another year of success under Ihc 
nhle management of Mr. Anderson. The bill 
for the present week Includes: Hatha way's 
famous Indian tableaux. Llr/lo Ilenka. (he 
four hundred poitmt school girl : Dexters, 
box mystery : Slg. Uoteres, the human vol- 
cano, and many others. In the theatre the 
following appeared to advantage : Dean nnd 
Elmer, Kd. West. Chus. Hilton Lambert, 
'.Rimes' WnfRon." Wm. Rjrme. Dnlc nnd Jor- 
den. Onrdeu and Edwards, Norton nnd Dean, 
and others. 

Aerint Garden (Klnw & Krlniiccr. man- 
ngr-rs). — ''A 1,11 tic of Everything" Is now In 
Its ninth week. 

('union (Sam s. & l.ee Shubert, mnnn- 
gersl.— "I'lff ! l'nffll Pouflll" opened kl 
eighteenth week Aug. 1. ' 



I'riii'tio'N Fifth Avenue Tliculre I J. 
Austin Kynes, ' general nioiiBgeri.— "Myles 
Arooli," one of the best of the Irish roman- 
tic comedies. Is revived this week by the 
Proctor Stock Co., and served to introduce, 
on Aug. 1, to a good sited matinee audience, 
Donald Brian, a young singer and actor. In 
the name role of the famous ploy In. which 
Scanlan and Andrew Mack won honors In 
the post, Mr. Brian appeared recently at 
Proctor's Harlem house, and It must lie ad- 
mitted that be Is a most promising candidate 
to put forward Id romantic Irish singing 
roles. He has a pleasing stage presence, 
looks boyish, acta creditably and sings de- 
lightfully. The audience plainly liked him and 
showed their approval In a hearty manner. 
Adelaide Kelm was excellent ns Maggie, and 
her reception, was also a good one. George 
Ilryant, lmu Jarrett, I'd win Fowler, Mary 
Bertram, Anna Wlilpps and the others of the 
company, did most enjoyable work. The east : 
Myles a i-oiiii. Donald Ilrlan ; Squire Ray- 
mond Thurston. George Rrynnt ; Mike Car 
ncy. Dun Jarrett ; Gerald b'osdyke, Arthur 
Buchanan ; Pat Plielon, Edwin Fowler : Joe 
Upton, George Howell ; John Hnverty. Percy 
Unrlintt; Mike Ryan, Geo. Codey ; Maggie 
Furrell,' Adelaide Kelm; Lady Glover. Mary 
Bertram); Mrs. Fnrrell. Elinore Carroll; Nel- 
lie Glover, Lizzie Coulter : Mother Bet, Anna 
Whlpps '! Lucy O'Shcn, Mary Moore; Norn, 
1'rankle Miller : Anne. O'Connor, Mary Cecil ; 
Katie, Anna Harrison. In the vaudeville hill 
are Jones, Grant and Joiies, Bert linker, 
whose net went very well ; Union Square 
Quartet, singers and dancers of ability : 
1 inlay Dumond, eomei.ionne ; Murphy and 
Nolan, eccentric talking net; Alexander and 
Hoffman, In a novel nnu pleasing singing 
specialty ; Gregory, and I.lnd, Jugglers, and 
the kn iu teebnoscope. , 

Third A venue Tlientro i Martin . I. Dixon, 
manage:*). — "A Child of the Stums" was pro- 
duced here, for the llrst time In America, 
July 30. The plny Is In four acts, by Howell 
Poole ami Henry Belmer, and la written 
around local scenes and Incidents, with 
plenty of sensntlon. A "nigger" alley, a 
mansion on the Hudson, and the Waldorf- 
Astoria Hotel are shown. The cast: Mag 
Maglonc. Nellie Mnskell : Lawyer Mathers, 
J. 1C. Toole; Mrs. Mathers, Helen Trow- 
bridge; Itutli Fcrrurs, Aimee Landls; Hilda 
Brittle,' Jessie Lniisliig; Tom Brittle, J. C. 
Kline ; Midge, Ernie veronee ; Frank Went- 
worth, George Darrell ; Bill Maglone, Martin 
A. Homers ; Itlchard Gerson, John Eernlock ; 
Dr. Hughes, C. T. Hendrlckson ; 'Officer Man- 
ners, .inlin Lee; Chief of Eire Department, 
Charles Kllugbell. V. E, Johnson Is acting 
manager; Geo. L. Marlon, business manager: 
Martin A. Sinners, stage director. Next week, 
"A Working Girl's Wrongs." 

I'eonle'N Theatre (Sullivan, Harris & 
Woods, malingers). — This house opened a 
preliminary season Snturilay, July 30, with 
"The Hnad to Ittiln," the sensational melo- 
drama. Alma Chester, as Wauda, the badger 
queen, played the role very cleverly, ner 
work being Impressive. J. Irving Southard, 
ns Jack Morton ; Harry Fields, as Isle Cohen ; 
Sadie Fields, ns Itehecca ; Irving While, ns 
Frank Kennedy, and Virginia Xliortiton, as 
Bertha, gave good support. The others In the 
cast were : O'Klonnlgnn, Jan. J. Cawiady ; 
Sergt. of Police, Jumes Morrlsey ; ttudolf, 
Harold Franklin; Warden, Herbert ltetts ; 
Walter, Curl Lee; Mrs, Morton, Emma S. 
Salisbury,; Susetle, Dorothy Sllberg. diss. 
II, Wurd snug a new song In the first act 
with good effect nud Frankle Neil, the boxer, 
was mi milled feature after the performance. 
Next week, "Queen of the White Slaves. ' 

Keith's Theatre (!!. F. Alhee, general 
manager). — Hubert T, Haines and Laura 
Hope Crews, presenting Genevieve C. Haines' 
out! act comedietta, "Their Honeymoon,'' 
head an excellent mid-Summer bill here tills 
week, The players give to their roles Ibe 
same able delineation and careful portrayal 
noted when Ibe little comedietta was, pro- 
duced by them at another of our 'city thea- 
tres. Both Mr. Ilulnes und Miss Crews were 
cordially received, and were grunted curtain 
calls ul the llulsb. The bill also lists the 
Sisters Meredith, .In character songs, having 
Just returned from a successful liuroiieaii 
lour; Hie Welch-Montrose Trio. Iu acrobatics, 
nlso Just returned from abroad ; George Wll 
sou, the merry black face minstrel, whose 
success on Monday wus very emphatic; Mile. 
Hallerlnl, a dainty, and - decidedly expert 
nerlul performer; Arthur Whltelnw. the Irish- 
American, Iu enterlululng song and story ; 
Mitchell aud Calu, comedians nud vocalists: 
Murtuu and Elliott, muslcinus and puper 
manipulators: Bellcclalre Bros., expuueuts of 
physical culture; the Electric Comedy Four, 
In their original skit, "Military Life lu Geor- 
gia :" Lystvr and Cook. In a novel xylophone 
nnd puulllbrlstlc specialty ; the (jolubocks, 
llitsslnii singers nud dancers, their llrst ap- 
pearance here; Fitlurdo. the instrumental 
man; Jncous and Van Tyle, German come- 
dians, und the olograph. 

Pa slur's Theatre (Tony Fast or, mana- 
ger). — The regular Monday ctleutel tilled 
this house Aug. 1, and Manager Pastor bad 
not felled to provide a bill suited to all 
tastes, consequently a thoroughly enjoyable 
afternoon wns the result. Heading the bill 
this week 'a the first American presentation 
of Jewell's Automatic Electric Manikin The- 
atre, a prominent attraction lu Europenu 
music halls. It Is a stuge suiting In a minia- 
ture theatre, quite elaborate In design aud 
effect, aud one of the best things In Its wny 
Europe lias sent us. The manikins ore most 
expertly handled, which gives a very realistic 
effect, and It scored an Instant success on 
Monday. There arc several other good vaude- 
ville nclR here this week, prominence being 
given to Chas. Ernest, who easily Justified 
Hie position accorded him, lu uu enterlululng 
monologue : Ascott, Eddie nnd company, lu 
"Tilings Will Happen ;" Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 
Buckley and company. In their orlglnul play- 
let, "A Busy Msuager ;" Andrew McLeud, 
"Hie Irish Minstrel ;' Y Belle llathuway, with 
ber trained bnboons aud monkeys : Georgia 
O'ltamey, a talented comedienne ; Berry and 
Berry, comedy musical act ; Chas, and Ada 
Kalmo. character change dancers; Hnyward 
nud Hnywurd, In a sketch, "Is Marriage a 
Failure y" Itowley and Gay, the comedian and 
soiibretic: Ilcrt Wlggln, cartoonist and com- 
edy Juggling ; Cnrl Herbert, magician, and 
the American vltngrnpli. 

Atlantic Garden (W. Kramer's Sons, 
managers). —Pongo aud Leo, in acrobatic 
comedy ; Goldsmith and Ilfippe, the musical 
comedians ; Melville and Conway, the clown 
and the sotibrctte; Teed and Lazell, In a 
character sketch ; Thornton Daly, vocal 
comedienne, and the Elite Lady Orchestra are 
the attractions for this week. 

Madison Squure Hoof Garden (Wehr 
tt Hush, uinnngers). — -"Paris by Night" is 
now in its fifth week. 

Paradise Roof Gardens (Oscar Ham- 
merslelu, manager). — The current bill names : 
Pewit, Hill and sylvnnl, Paul Spadonl, 
Belle Hnthnwnvs Dogs and Monkeys, Charles 
T. Aldrlch, Willy Zimmerman. Gasch Sisters, 
Hlce nnd Prevost, Collins and Hart. Al. 
Willi, and "I'arslfnlln," with Josephine Snbel, 
Elennor Folk, chorus and ballet. 

New York Theatre (Klnw & Erlanger, 
managers). — "Tho Maid and the Mummy" 
opened its second week Aug, 1. 

The m.v.ikstk: Tiikatrii will open Aug. 
23 with "The Isle of Splco." The produc- 
tion Is under the direction of Gns Sonlke. 

The Wkmt Enu Tubatrg will open the 
season on Saturday evening, Aug. 22, with 
"Two Little Sailor Boys." 

TllK YotiKvii.r.E TiiKATiir., which M. R. 
Blmberg is building at Eighty-sixth Street 
and Lexington Avenue, Is nearly completed. 
It In auniinced to open Sept. 20. 

Harlem. — At Proctor's One Hundred and 

Tweiily-llrth Street Theatre (J. Austin Kynes, 
general inaiuigerl "Caprice," Howard P. 
Tnvlor's four net emotional drains, Is' the 
offering of the slock company for this week, 



ami Hie opening day's attendance, Aug. J, 
gave indication of another big week. Jessie 
belt assumes the title role, and was warmly 



TIOXXESSBE, 



-The play was ' well staged and 
cleverly acted. Tjie jraudevllle presented 



received. 



Lawrence, Thos. E. Whltbread. and n«w 
pictures from the kalatechnoscope. 

Brooklyn.— At Manhattan Reach, "A 
Girl from Dixie." with Irene Bentley in the 
lending role. Is here for Aug. 1-0. There nrc 
mnuy of the original company In this or- 
ganisation, which includes: D. L. Don, Clifi 
ford Leigh, Olga May, Tnomas J. Keogb, 
Essie Lyons, Victory Gale and Neal McCoy. 
The original production and costumes will be 
used. Shannon's Band still renders man/ 
musical selections dally, and Is meeting w tp 
big success. Herrmann, the magician, with 
his'new tricks and Illusions, Is enjoying good 

Ailfllanpfaft 

• HniniiTo* Beach.— In the Music Hall (H. 
T. Urover. manager) the Magic Kettle 19 Hie 
feature of the current week. The weather 
is of the nature that draws to this seaside 
resort. With the exception of. a few days 
this season, the house has done excellent busi- 
ness. Other acts are : John Mason, assisted 
by Eva tlrou. in his jaretty sketch, called 
"Another Htorv :" Amelia Siimmervllle, Tet- 
chow's performing cats, the Jack Theo Trio, 
Jordnn and Harvey, Nellie Floredo, and the 
vltngrnpli. 

Hiika.mi.ani> bns Belle Gordon, of the Gor- 
don Misters, punching Hie bag. together with 
her sister Minnie. Others are: The Golden 
(late Quintet (their sixth week). Sato Cona- 
tnrlo and Co., Japanese magician ; Vlllars 
and Lee, Smith sod Bowman, and Dollle 
Cole, 'file circus remains unchanged. Mel- 
vln lb. wad has recovered sufficiently to re- 
sume bis terrific slide for life. 

LujiA Paiik (Thompson * Dundy, owners). 
— Bfg preparations are being made for an 
excursion, party that Is expected here from 
St. Louis. The circus bill remains the some, 
with Hubert SUrkney Jr. and bis cleverly 
trained' Shetland pony ; Klttamura's Japan- 
ese Troupe, Little Satcootn. expert Japanese 
contortionist nnd baud balancer ; Gnsmona 
and Tauko, Louise De Mott. Nnzado, Mile. 
Antonio, Mons. Vlnello, Introducing the box- 
ing horses ; Cherry and Bates, the Hurleys, 
Josle Ashton. Kennebel, Ducrow and Lo- 
renz, tbe Marvelous Stones, Ynpkl and 
Mako, . Matsooto. and Tauko, Mile- Alex- 
nnilrlne, Sylvester, Spllk, Laretit and Corolla, 
Camello and Fona, Slg. Spessardy, a troupe 
of Hussion bears, Wllltnill and bis high w're 
act. and the Five Flying Herberts. 

ilr.NiiKHRuN's Mimic Hall (F. B. Hender- 
son, manager). — Tills week's bill Includes ; Vic- 
tor's Hoy a I Italian Band of thirty-live pieces, 
]>olly Jordan, Alton and ITielma, Dumont 
Sisters, tbe Three Mitchells, the Macbans, 
Keno, Welch and Melrose, Way and bis 
American Beauties,' Kevere Sisters, Cubltt's 
Musical Melange. Wbaug Doodle Comedy 
Four, Hughes and Hazleton, May Hoey, and 
the Two Roses. 

Notes. — Mrs. Spoooer, Edna May Spooner 
and other members of the Spooner Stock 
Co. are expected to reach Brooklyn on Tues- 
day, this week. In the Iowa village where 
they have been sojourning, Edna May, Au- 
gusta Phillips and Harold Kennedy gave, 
with great success, a one act play, "Miss 
Cleopatra," with Miss Spooner In tbe title 
role, Mr. Phillips as Edwin Vane, and Mr. 

Kennedy as Bob Lupton Police Captain 

Martin Short, well known to local aad visit- 
ing theatrical people, died July 20, at bis 
borne In Vauderveer Park. 



lleaiuuls.— At llopklua' East End Park 
(A. B, Morrison, manager) tbe attendance 
continues good, despite tb« *"•"«£ 
weather, 'i'lie nro(jromme for week of J iiy 
:M. Included: kb-fcarrow Troupe, pa Mlo* 
Dcwboos. Selger Sisters, Arthur Itlgby. Mm*. 
Sonsa, Francis McNulty. As an extra. Herr 
Granada nnd Alma Kedora gave two exhi- 
bitions dally on the high wire. 

1'fiihica'm New (iAnnEN Tiieatrb (Jolin 
rerslca manager). — Large houses prevail at 
everv performance. "Pink Domi,no*s was 
the comedy week of 2o. A vaudeville bill, ln- 
cluulug the following members, was offered 
nfterwsrd: Mamie Curry. Vassle Allison, Leo 
Florence. Bertha McMorrls, Tbeo. Wilson, 
Llllle B. Gardner, Nina Straw, Lillian May, 
Eleanor Dunbar, -Ben Tnrplo. 
I 

Nashville.— At the Casino, (T. C. Alley, 
manager) Glendale Park has been getting 
Hie crowds for tbe week of July 2u, and the 
offering nt the theatre played to excellent 
business. Bill week- of Aug. 1 : Hareourt 
arid Kane. Veorg and Welda, Louie Bales, 
Goforth nnd Dovle, Mitchell and Ward, Al. 
W. Wilson. , . ,-" 

Note.— The Bllou Is fast Bearing comple- 
tion, nnd Mr. Wells says that It will be 
ready for opening 8ept. L 

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WASHINGTON. 



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MISSOURI. 

Kansas City.— At tbe Qlllls (E. S. Brlg- 
hnm, manager) the first show of the regular 
season will open at this bouse on July Si>, 
and will be ltlcbards & Pringle's Georgia 
Minstrels. 

" Fohgst Park (Geo. Selllnger, manager). — 
Good crowds were In attendance last week. 
Iu Hopkins' Theatre this week are: Paplnta, 
the Four Rlunos, Al. Lawrence, the Ilapyo 
Sisters, the Kader Bros., and B. P. Bostow. 

Ei.kctkii- Park (Sum Benjumlu, mauuger). 
— Tbe third week of the Banda Kossa con- 
tinues to draw big crowns. Sorrehtlno and 
his musicians me very popular, aad it looks 
now ns If they would continue all through 
August. In the Gertuau Village tbe acta 
were: Itiisscil und I.oeke, Lillian Walton, 
Pauline Westerley, and the Goldust Twins. 
This week "looping the Gap" will be a spe- 
cial outdoor attraction. 

Si'OHTH xian's Park (Walter Sanford, local 
mauager). — Pa'n's spectacle, "Last Days of 
Pompeii." continues to draw big crowds. This 
will be tbe third nnd last week. 

CLiri'KiiiNUH. — Rlngllng Bros.' Circus came 
July 2fi, to Immense business. People were 
turned nwny at both performances. Tbe 
show was a splendid one, and deserved tbe 

liberal patronage Edmund Gardiner 

Jones, tbe popular press agent of Forest 
Park, has resigned, nud will visit his home 
lu England for a couple of months. He has 

been succeeded by Ilenry Stone Col. 

Jack Holland wns In town Inst week, and re- 
ports nil kinds of business with Klcbarda & 
Pringle's Mlustrcls. 

TliXAS. 



h t. Worth.— At Lnke Erie Park and Pa- 
vilion (C, A. Taylor, manager) Owen, Owen 
and Owen, featuring Baby Owen, were tbe 
lieitdllners week of July 2fi. Others were: 
Slnnrt nud Murphy, Sadie Hart, and Phillips 
und Gordon. A balloon nscenslou by Prof. 
Oeen nnd a high diving dog are the outdoor 
attractions. The business continues satis- 
factory. 

Cwiwn Theatre (Phil Epstein, manager). 
— "Hotel de Tablets" Is tho title of the cur- 
tain raiser nt this house week of 25. In the 
olio: Copelnud nnd Copeland, Clnrk and Em- 
mons, lu their sketch, "The Farmer and the 
Actress;" Minnie Wardell, Kitty Cox, Luce 
and Luce, Phillips and Gordon, Chas. Hoey, 
Ethel Hiissell, A I via Dasblngton, Elsie Bus- 
sed, Adn Yule and Saul Harris. The week 
opened big. 

Geo. D. Holland, the veteran manager, 
wns In the city during tbe past week, shak- 
ing hands with friends. 



Dallas. — At Cycle Park Summer Theatre 
(C. R. McAdnms, manager) week of July 25 
the Albert Taylor Stock Co. continued to 
draws large crowds nightly, giving a change 
of play three times weekly. The Polmatler 
Sisters Orchestra add to the entertainment 
with their concert, which takes place from 
8 o'clock to 8.30. Coming: North Brothers' 
Comedians, commencing Aug. 1, tor week's en- 
gagement, with change of plny nightly. 
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NORTH CAROLINA. 



Charlotte. — At Latta Park Auditorium 
(W. A. Peters, manager) each night last 
week the stock company packed this popular 
resort. The Yale Duo, club manipulators, tbe 
special feature of the week, made a tre- 
mendous: success. The Edaall-Wtuthrop Co. 
will continue during August. In repertory. 

Note, — W. A. Peters and May Walters are 
to till an engagement In Greensboro, N. C, 
after closing here July 30. 

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KENTUCKY. 



Seattle At the Seattle Theatre (J. P. 

Howe, manager) Mrs. Leslie Carter, In "Du 
Barry," July 2<-30. 

-'Oiti'iiEiist TmsATRB. — New: Alton Wilson 
abd Clark, Gardner and Stoddard, Marco 
Brothers, Felice Alexander, Bence and Alter, 
Frank Lambert, Arthur Searles, moving pic- 
tures. " . 

EMrinr. Theatre. — New: Sanford and 
Darlington, Military Quartette, Lee Worley, 
Vardamun, moving pictures. 

Crystal Thkatrh. — New : Millar Broth- 
ers, the Great Weston. Deely and Sheen, 
Norma Wallace, Belie Wilbur, La Belle Rosa, 
Mike Hooley, moving pictures. 
i ■ i 

ILLINOIS. 



Peoria At the Weaflt Theatre (C. F. 

Bnrtson, manager) bnslness has Improved. 
Coming, Aug. 1-C: Martla and Crauch, tbe 
Drews, Jessie Worth aad Jessie Trio, and 
Carter and Ross. 

Jacobs' Theatre) (A. P. Jacobs, manager). 

— Business Is fairly satisfactory. Coming 

1-G : Bosanko and Rndcllff, Odessa and Ouel- 

let the Mldgleys, and O. F. ItockaCeld. 

. Stone Hill Gakhcx (Frank Grave, pro- 

Srietor), — Business is good. Coming 1-0, tbe 
lyrtle Hulbnrt Co., In "A Belgn of Terror." 
4 ■ > 
MINNESOTA. 



Minneapolis. — At the Lyceum Theatre 
(Dick Ferris, manager) the play for Jul; 
31 and week Is "Olsmonde." "Alabama" was 
a flue drawing attraction last week. 

Garuen Thkatuh (Addisou Madeira, man- 
ager). — The opera In this canvas bouse la 
fine, and good business repaid the manager 
for bis production of "Pinafore," 24-30. 
"Fro Dinvolo" 31 and week, to be followed 
by "Tbe Mascotte." 

Tiik band, under Prof. OberboCfer, con- 
tinues to give satisfaction at Lake Harriet 
Pavilion. ■ 

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WEST VIRGINIA. 



Wheeling;.— At tbe Park Casino (Con- 
rad Hlrsch. manager) Mil for week of July 
31 : Babe Lund, tbe Four Webbs, Lillian 
Sbaw, Marlow Pluuket and company, Deck- 
er's cameragrapb. 

Notr. — The Hatch-Adams Carnival Co. 
opens week of Aug. 1, In tbe lower end of 
this city. 

4»» 
IOWA. 



Den Moines. — At Ingersoll Park (Fred 
Diicbauan, manager) rlrcns acts were tbe 
feature week of July 24, the headllners be- 
ing the Royal Japanese Troupe, consisting 
of ten Japs, whose feats of Juggling, balanc- 
ing, etc., were excellent. others were : 
The Five Mowatts, Sldonla, La Vine and 
Leonard, Reno's Comedians, and Fox and 
Foxy, who beld over Sunday. 
■»«» 
SOUTH CAROLINA. 



Columbia. — At Hyatt Park Casino (J. 
Fred Lees, manager) the Fays drew large 
crowds week of July 2B. The bill Included 
the Kingston Sisters, aud Fbll Staat. The 
season continues up to Sept. 1. 
4 ■ » 
DEATHS IN THB PROFESSION. 



Lonlsvllle. — At tbe Jockey Club Park 
(James B. Camp, manager) Haskell's Indian 
Band was the attraction week of July -'. 
nnd drew a great deal of attention from the 
largo crowds that attended every iierforin- 
aur*. The ragtime anisic was received with 
such prolonged applause that Ibe baud wan 
compelled to repent the number. For week 
of Aug. 1, Creatore. 



Michael A. Kennedy, the well known 
comedian, died evening of July 31, at St. 
Agnes Hospital. Baltimore, Md., from heart 
disease, after having been in the hospital 
two days. He wns sixty-seven years of age, 
n comedian of tbe old school, aud one of 
tbe best known men on tbe stage. His 
death was unexpected. He had been attacked 
by dropsy recently, aud was placed In Hie 
hospltul at Baltimore by his sister. Mr. 
Kenuedy was born In Baltimore, and gained 
his first professional experiences there wltb 
John T. Ford's companies, playing that city 
and Washington, subsequently winning 
honors In famous stock companies of that 
day, and in support of almost all the noted 
stars of the period. He played wjth Owens, 
the Chapman Slaters, Edwin Booth, Jeffer- 
son, Walliick, Davenport, and others. Later 
he went to California, played In tbe stock 
there for a while, aad became manager 
of the Grand Opera House, Sen Francisco, 
In 1877. Under bis management tbe house 
offered a stock company, and light nnd grand 
operas were presented there by traveling 
companies. During recent yenrs Mr. Ken- 
nedy appeared under Charles Frohman's 
management, nnd originated many roles in 
the plays produced by that manager. His 
New York successes were many. Mr. Ken- 
nedy was not married, and Is survived by his 
sister. 

NliWS HAS JUST REACHED UB OF THE RE- 
CENT death of Daniel J. Fitzgerald, who 
wns assistant manager of the Walter I,. 
Slain Shows. He was born In a small Massa- 
chusetts town In 1852, and had a pre-elec- 
tion for tte show business from his boy- 
hood days. He was married In 1882, to 
Cnrrlo Mueller, professionally known 'na 
Carrie Armstrong. He was a well known 
Bliowraan, and among the enterprises of 
leading Importance with which he was con- 
nected were : Barnum & Bnlley, Royal Ital- 
ian Circus, W; W. Cole. Sherman's Show, 
Sherman & Hlnmnn, Reynolds' Enteiprlses. 
Walter L. Main's Shows, nnd Denny's Trans- 
continentnl Co. He was a partner In 
the circus conducted by Friar, Gnvlord & 
Fitzgerald. In tbe course of tie career ns n 
showman he traveled extensively In Europe, 
ABln. Australia, South America, Canada, 
Mexico aud the United States. 
• Edward M. Willie, superintendent of 
privileges for Bnrnum s Bailey's Circus, 
died from heart failure July 23, at Kewanee, 
III. He was n well known showman, hav- 
ing been for many years with Sells Bros., 
the Wallace Show, and Walter L. Main's 
Shows. For the past two years he was with 
Barnum * Bailey. His wife was notified of 
his Illness, and left New York Immediately, 
but arrived ton late to see Mr. Willis alive. 
Interment was In P'ensnnt V'ew Cemetery, 
Kewnnee. III.. July 20, the Mesons taking 
charge of (he funeral. Mr. Willis was also 
ah.-, of P.. and a Tiger. His wife, Trlxle 
Adams, survives him. 



Cnvri.Ks ItKEsr.. n vaudeville mrfon.... 
died nt nilllngs, Mont.. July 22. (,„,'„ ][T » 
disease. He was forly-uliie years nf urn- .La 
bad been connected with the proteas^n f„, 
over, thirty years as manager, comedlmi m 
producer. He was the Dutchman In tbe on™ 
popular specialty trio. Reeae. Hush and SB 
ton. Of fate years be had toured tbe «■«!' 
IU conjunction with his wife, profession.!!,' 
known as Lottie Swan, who died aiwui , 
year ago. The remains were taken In ,.i,,V~ 
by Manager Minder, of the Tople ThZ,, 
Blll'ugs. where Mr. Reese had been emnWd' 
and they were embalmed and shinned in ii." 
tlves at St. Louis, Mo., for Interment 

Mils. Alprkd P. James, who was' once . 
professional, and who was the wife of th 
amusement director at the Savoy Then... 
Victoria. B. C died In that city Ju| ? "i re - 

Victor Ki.OErFKn, a basso at the Mum 
polltan Opera House last Winter, died hm 
denly last week In Munich, where he «V, 
taking a part In the performances at til 
Prtnfc Regent's Theatre, He bad been «.» 
gaged by Mr. Courted .for the next season 
at the Metropolitan. He appeared last », 
son In the Wagnerian repertory at SnrajitS' 
In "II Flauto Maglco." Herr Kloepfer iho 
was about thirty-six years old, was ljo'rn In 
flermany. and sang with great success th* 
Wnenerinn repertory at Covent Garden an,i 
In tbe Bayreuth festivals. He later beoamf 
a member of the company at the Prlaz pi 
gent's, and was cast for Important roles in 
the forthcomlog Wagner festival. 

Mat HAL'Lrn, a vaudeville performer died 
In Texas on July 24. from typhoid Wu 
nionin, aged twenty-four years. She was 
a violinist, and bad been on the stage about 
ten yenrs. 

Tub funeral services over the remain, 
of Wilson Barrett were held on July ">T 
and the Interment was at West Hempstead! 
Eng. Many leading members of the dk> 
fesslon attended the funeral. 

Mkebick Kershaw died In Chicago on 
July 27, aged thirty-two years, and w«s 
burled July 29, in Calvary Cemetery. Chi 
cago. He was best known as a member of 
the vaudeville team of McLeod and Ker- 
shaw, and bod ployed most of tbe vaudeville 
theatres in the country, particularly in tbe 
West. For tbe past two years lie had been 
la the employ of Dr. James CunnlDriiam 
who conducts medicine shows In and around 
Chicago. Previously he had been wltb K,if- 
faio Bill's Wild west, and other travelloa 
organizations. * 

Gkorob J. Davidob, treasurer of the 
Spooner Stock Co., Brooklyn, died at hia 
home In that city on July 27. Mr. Davidee 
was born Oct 8, 1878, In Philadelphia, Pa 
He was the youngest son of the late TVm' 
J. Davldge and Moggie Harold Dnvldge' 
who Is now retired from the stage. He be- 
came the treasurer of the Spooner Stock 
Co. when It first started In the old Park 
Theatre, on Fulton Street, Brooklyn, and 
after that went to tbe Bijou, that city wllti 
the same company. For the past year be 
suffered from Bright's disease, which finally 
confined him to his ted about five weeks ago 
His wife, a son, bis mother, two brothers 
and a sister survive him. 

R. B. Baker, or Barker, a member of 
Harris' Nickel Plate Show, died In Winston- 
Salem, N. C, July 2(1. from typhoid fever, 
aged twenty-six years. Ills home wns in 
Johnstown. Pn. The city of Wlnston-Saletn 
bad the remains Interred In the Liberty 
graveyard there. 

Oliver Bm.s. known as "Daring Beli." 
died at the Buffalo General nospltal, Buffalo, 
N. Y., July 30, from Injuries received July 
27, while .performing bis high diving net at 
Cr.vstnl Beach, Buffalo. His act was to ride 
n bicycle from a platform forty feet above 
the water, and while In midair dive into ibe 
water. Wednesday, 27. he made a failure of 
bis dive. Death was due to a broken back. 

miscellaneous. 

Captain Bonavita, who baa been appear- 
ing wltb Bostock'n Animal Show at Dream- 
land. Coney lslnnd, N. Y.. nnd was severely 
injured a short time ago during the perform- 
ance of his act with twenty-seven lions, was 
again hurt evening of Sundny, July 31. He 
was so severely Injured that It was necessar? 
to send him to the Coney Island Emergency 
Hospital. Captain Bonavita bad selected 
eight animals Instead of twenty-seven, and 
carried a large iron liar when be entered the 
animals' cage. Baltimore, one of the lions, 
sprang at him almost as soon as be had 
closed tbe door of the cage. Bonavita hit 
the animal over the bead Beveral times with 
tbe Iron bar, but the lion struck at the 
trainer's right shoulder wltb one of his pawn, 
Inflicting severe wounds. Frank C. Bostock 
came to bis aid, and by firing many times 
with his revolver, frightened Baltimore Into 
a corner of the cage and enabled Bonavita 
to escape. 

Notes from the Pierce Amusement Co. 
— Rome. N. Y., proved t6 be the banner week 
of tbe season for this company. We nor 
have eight shows, Including Pierce's Dream- 
land, Hamburg's Turkish Theatre. Caley's 
Old Plantation and Georgia Minstrels. Jas. 
Hodges' Snake Oil. Peeter's Electric Palace. 
Dr. Pell's Ghost Show, GyDsy Camp and Bo- 
hemian Ginss Palace : Ferris Wheel and Ci- 
rousel, and -Prof. Dlllworth's Concert Band. 
Business is S. R. 0. every ribrat. A. t» Pierce 
Is general manager : J. M. Overstrett. gcaeral 
advance and press agent ; G. 8. Marr, adver- 
tising agent, 

Jrssr Buroktt. who wns attached to the 
peny elrens at Delmar Garden, SL Louis, 
Mo'., was drowned there on July 14, In the 
pond used by the high diving horses exhibi- 
tion. He had gone to the pool for a swim, 
and it is supposed that be was attacked by 
benrt disease and sank. 

NOTKS FROM J. KMMERSOV Fl.TSN'S COS- 

curt Co. — Lulltn Elmore Gorman, who ■ 
meeting with much success with us through 
New England, Is the youngest daughter of 
the well known actor, n. Lawrence Klmore. 
Tercy Williams. Ida Hooper. Florence Kh>n 
and Frank Lerue are also dolne well. Tne 
company Is under tbe management of Frank 
Lerue. 

Notkr took Mills ft Kkknett's Co.. J. 
A. Lelgbton, manager. — We opened at Mil- 
ton, N. H., Aug. 1, for three nights, to a 
full house, each appearance showing a lara* 
Increase In number over the former. Mill, 
hypnotist, makes a whole show by himself. 
His subjects are easily and qnlckly «"«« 
control and laughs are In order at once. J>« 
McKnlght receives repeated applause oi a 
twirler, acrobat and Juggler. J. A. Leijt> 
ton's moving pictures are reported as belnf 
the finest ever seen In this vicinity, while 
"Baby Louise" carries the audience by » 
atorm of applause. She la a wonderful 
child, nnd easily makes herself a favorite, 
receiving several costly presents from tne 
audience. . . 

Jhles Martineto writes: "I have H 
arranged with the Gregory Pnntomlme 
Troupe to play the mystic demon and other 
Important parts In the pantomime of * 
Night of Mystery.' W« play parka and fa n 
during August, September and October, In- 
troducing trick house and an abundance of 
trick stuff." 

« » » 

BiNon-Aw, ventriloquist, writes that *• 
was erroneously billed at Godfrey's Paving 
Grand Rapids, Mich., week of July 24. HJ 
Is playing tbe Flynn circuit of New England 
narks, in conjunction with the Tbree Al- 
burns. 

Prrhs EinRtnGR returned from his trip » 
Europe on Tuesday. July 2(1. He speot a 
month touring Germany, and Is looklne in 
perfect health, ne will begin bla season • 
work In St. Louis on Aug. 8. 



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your net; they NOCUIHII yonr 
_ IlK.YI.'lllV condition. V»e do not -pink of 
edibles, nut »»MJS; »ongi tltnt are singable and of the inntei lal that help any ai't"niakcignnd." 'flier* n< i er -iv »< n In tier 
lot of songs presented than we nave for your selection for tin- coiulnat «m.on. We liavo every style nf » min^' to input the 
reiinli enienla of every kind of an act, and they're all or the goml ■• FEIST" kind. They are (Im "cream" of tlioiisiintl* of 
manuscripts that were shown to m hy the beat writer* of popular *ong», anil after careful consideration nnd combined 
opinion* of the beitcrltlcs, we have published and printed theset 



Waltz Song, the Original "PIKE" Bong, 

"STROLLING 'LONG THE PIKE" 

" " By Feint o> Bennett. ' 

Not the hit yet that it's going to be. 



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Another "inona" Bong, 



*|5SE!I..... "WW DOWN EAST 



By HoIii. A. King. 
A Whistling Melody. A benntlful production number. 



A Dainty Serenade, 



"MY BLACK EYED SUE" 

i ... By FeUi «i Rogers. 

A. Posltli e applause and encore getter. 



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Ma rrli Song, 
A. Military March Song «iF Murkcil Merit, 

UNCLE SAMMY" 

Ily Abe Ilo.lsiun.iiii. 
"It keep* the hand* nnd feet, i> going." 



AMONG THE SHADY 
MAPLE TREES." 



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"BILLY" 



b Jly Jliiliin* At Rilrioli. 
Snnliielles, don't ml** till* oue. 
I* If li out jimii mull, then call 
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Professionals, I fft CCICT FEIST BLDC. IIFW VflDlf Western B 
Address LCU TCIO I , , 34 w> 37th 8t . Htl. I UtllV. 69 Dearborn St. 

We have not forgotten tlio dumb acta; tlioy have also been looked oat foi 

"UNCLE SAMMY," March. - - - - 
"K ABASIA,' Intermezzo. - - "AN 



"MBS. SIPPI," 
AFTERNOON TEA," A 



CHICAGO. ^UjT MOTOR. 

Then* 1 prove' M ■ • ' 

A new fancied idea, 
dainty dance number. 



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Henry Wolfsohn returned from Europe 
last week. He Iras signed contracts for the 
appearance In this country of JuhcC lint- 

Esnn, h'rlt"/ KrelHler, the Austrian violin- 
t: Anion Hekklug, 'cellist, and Mnie. iki 
Miinijiiu, a soprano. Cumpanitrl will ulso 
lie under Mr. Wolfsonn's munngemeut, ami 
.Mmi'. ICIikiiy I.umi. the English contralto, 
will make a concert tour next Sp.ing. 

The llnnl decree divorcing l.lllliin Nortllcn 
Hum Zalluu Hoeliine, the lenor, was signed 
July 2, by Supreme Court Justice Scott, 
ef New York. 

V. 1:. llestnr closed on July 2.*l an debt 
months' engagement its musical director at 
the, Unique Tueutre, Winnipeg, Man. For a 
tnnnlh or HO. Mr, Bestor will he klcn tilled with 
the Grundy Music Co.,, of that city. 

'I'utnuso %'afurl, a violinist, win wits en 
gaged us it substitute pluyer In t lie orchestra 
at Terrace Garden, New York City, died atid- 
ueuly in tbttt bouse .on Thursday evening, 
July 28. 

World of Players. 



BASEBALL 

National League 

POLO GROUNDS.NEW YORK 

with Chicago; Aug. a. :«, 1, r>. 

WITH ST. I.OI I s, Aug. 6, M, U, in. 



— Kdwln Ardcu, who bus been sin r ring 
In Denver, bus gouc to his home ut the 
Highlands. 

, — Marguerite linulfui-e, iluughter o£ 
I'corgc lkmlfuie Jr., wus mauled on June 
11, to HnyuionU K. Wilcox, of Uidgclleltl 
I ark, X. J. The huppy couple arc touring 
lu Europe. 

— Aunt f.oiilsii KIdrldge has been visiting 
Mra._ Kdwlu Ardeu, ut bur pretty home in 
the Highlands. 

'—-Math Louise Ferguson hue been In 
"iustoii-Suleuj, N. t'.. beiiiuse nt Illness, 
ulnce the closing of the Ferguson Stock Co., 
June 18. 3. W. Ferguson Tu lu (jrcenvlllc, 
°. (-., on business. 

— Geo. Cuutcllnnc writes: "I joined the 
L.iignon-1'nllaek Stock Co. July Uo. This Is 
m.v fourth season with this ltoptllnr coiu- 
I'auy tts prouert/ man. We carry n slxiy 
loot car full of m'CUDry and props. The 
Ijojh of No. 0, St. Mills, treated me royally 
during my stay there." 

_ .7- Contracts were signed last week li.v 
widen a new American cnmeily, eniilb-d 
u" ie . J . 8 ff' llulnue 'i" will ho, produced nt the. 
yiiild 8i|iinre"on 'Bent. 3, following Ibe two 

vreks' engagement of "The Girl from 

ii"}'.";!,. The piny was written by Herlierl 

n«ll\Vlnslow and Cbnrles Dickson, and will 

he presented by George W. Lederer. 

, —Mrs. Gilbert has written Charles Froh- 

aitn, saying that she Is In good health, 

f»gcr to begin her work, and has asked for 

>w port In her new pjay. "Granny." 

1 , — J-nnlly Stevens bas returned from Hlock 

"land and gone to the Adirondack Mountains 
n ° t £«j»aln , until JUri. Flake commeuces re- 

I ~T. J ohn Terrls Ib engaged to Corse I'ay- 

„ ~ Archie B-iyd Is engaged by Belaseo to 
"linear W | (D i )avl<1 warllell In a new piny. 

— bmiua Jones (Mrs. Dclauey llarlay) 
Koi-s with "Thou Xbult Not Kill." 

J. Hlaler goes with Kr.rn Kendall. 



..1.7* ^J. 1 * Krc<l l*«ter»! has returned lo this 

1 •!i l| te Un wee**' engagement wltb "The 
iribu ymago,*' In: St. IjO'iIh. 

Aiietlo •' te " e °* 8 wl " 1 ,llC " Dbvl|-S 

f«m , '? oert R . Montell closed his season ef 

"irly-nlne weeks July an. 

Drink ; '• 1 ' ,,l "» B"ea wllb the "Curse of 

lii*7." e .". 8 f *rllntU» la enenged to "Snwnnee 
Hlver Comnhay. 

Cuiia wife.""""'' 1, '" > " I > * F<I wilb " ll ""' 



— licorge II. Harris, who bas lately re 
turned fiiun Brape, where he lms Is'en rar 
the past year and a half acting as manager 
for Williams k Walker's "In liahoniey" Co.. 
which was under 1 lie direction of llnrlig 
ft Senmon, writes: "The allnirlluii was one 
of the biggest successes nf any Ameriiau 
production that has appeari'd lu King Ku- 
waitis' diiuialn for many years. The show 
pluycd nt the Sliafleshury Tiicalrc, hi l.»n- 
1I011, for ciglil luniilliK. nnd nfler that up- 
pearcd lu every hlg illy lu Kngland, Ire- 
liiml, Scolliind and Wales and uM Hie big 
snberban iheatrcs of LuBdoa, where Hie busi- 
ness was eapiiclly. All mnnugers remiesleil 
rotum dates, which il was liaposslblo to 
ntve, as the ahuw bad to return to Anierlc.i 
In fill lime hiHiketl. The show closed Us 
Kumneaii lour Bt Hie' Horoilgb ihcalve, 
Slnidfiinl, May '-•«, IHOi. ami sailed for the 
Vnllcd Stales Juue 14. There were 11 great 
manv Inli'rstliig things that happened 011 
our travels through Great llrllaln, the lf''t'ill- 
<nl event being our appearance nl the lluek- 
Ingham lliluec. on June ML 1010. by i«m- 
miind of their Jliijeslles, King Kdwarrl and 
Uueen Alexnndrn, where lw<> hundred and 
llfiy royal guests had assemhled. Including 
Ihe roval children and gmndrhlldren. to wit- 
ness 'the pcrforninnee of 'In Dahomey, 
which delighted ever.vlmdy present.. It was. 

Indeed, n sight that will be rim ilicrcd by 

all who took part on that eventful day. We 
open our season here Aug. 15. at Annum 
Cliv. N. J- with nn enilri! new producllo 1 
of 'In liuhomey.' mid travel 11s far us U)l- 
Ifornln. playing all Ihe large cllles en mbj 
returning to New York In the Hprlng with .1 
new show and opening on Itrmidwiiy rnr ■ 
run. wllh it possllilllty of a trip lo Austral hi 
In the nenr future. I will reaialh Willi Jh« 
show as manager, which will lie my.beventli 
season in capacity of manager and business 
manager wllh Willams & Walker's Company, 
llui'llg & Seamon sllll remaining the owrpers 
and directors of Ihe orgniilziiliou.' 

Ktlna Uav sails next week from London, 

having decldet'l to lake part of-«h_er vjcatlyn 
-In America previous to her Wienlng-- at 
•Daly's Theatre, In "The School Girl. Miss 
Mnv has been away from this country for 
two venrs. and playing i-rnistiiiilty us 11 stir 
in London. During Ihat time s lie hits 
nlnved In "The Schoo Girl." "Ihe Girl frorn 
lip There," "Kltly Gray," "Three Little 
Maids." and "U Fnnnee." 

— Ilnlh Sheppard has returned to New 
York, aftor spending four weeks a _ the S . 
Louis Fair and two weeks at Allalill t I It). 
She coainicnies rehearsals Aug. 1. wllh W. 
II Gmv's "Voluuleer Orgimlsf «.o., wlihli 
will lila'v all ICiislein ellv time. 

lleiilrlie Golden, ranlrnlto vneallst and 

ihnracler actress, lias just rt'luriicil from 
Kiimne. where she has lieen lllllnit cngugt- 
inents lu Ihe principal uitisle halls of Lu- 
gland. Ineliidlug twelve weeks hv South Ar- 
rlca for the Hyinnn Urns., where she tH 
verv successful. She has Is-en engaged hv 
\ II. YVismIs In ereale Ihe |airl of 11 I reiiili 
iii'alil In his new pmtluclliiu »f '"' raekeil, 
which opeu'i earlv lu Udtobcr. , 

L-Jmk "Iiiil'h" •,'ulliui. formerly i.f ilie 

tenui l.aih'11 1 C"Hlie<. has stglied with 

fin- Wi'slern ••Al|iheniie mid <■:•«<<>•< I •»■ ■" 
plar Ihe part of Alphouse untl do bis allele 

ipe'cUlty, ppenlng Aug, B g 4 . ^a- . ., 



AT lilllEltTY— Rcilncl Juvenile or Cliarae- 
lor Woman, drHiuutli; or vaudeville; lius llnalii*! 
Ciiinoily Sketch. - H. Marlon, w< W.33d nt, N. Y. 

FOIl MAL.F., Two t'sr Show inn III, 0110 Tort. 
Combination w, oue wft llaggago; mie suit. 
Round Top. -loft. Mhlillc I'lree; ruie ;:n\i,:,, one 
•.i)xw>, one SvN.'Jii l.cnglhs lllues, live l.t-ngllni 
Reserves, uvnnow Kid t.lglus, nun Hill Trunk. I J 
IIhikI ( lulsiiucl Cups. 1). II. Krlsbee, lli'lroii, Mirk, 

MelNNERNEY'S 



THEATRICAL 
GOLD CREAM. 



There are many Cold Cream Preparation! en 
the market today, some are notiil— other* are 
BKTTER— But Mclnnerncyi« Is BKHT. 

Tho Ingrcdlonts of Mclnnernev's Cold Cream 
aro pnre and harmless. And when yon once uk 
this preparation you will want no other. 

Other good qualities In Its favor are Its delicate 
perfume, smooth whiteness and cooling properties. 
And It docs not eost as much as many of the fat 
Inferior preparation!. 



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Sufferers from Eczema 

ur ol her Kruptlve Skin Aireorlons.wliyilualroyyrar 

stoiiiHch by so-called lllnoil-l'iirlfvlng Mcdlrliiesr 

A skin, eruption Is not hii Indlcailon of im 1*110 

blood. 



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Is 11 guaranteed Cl.'ltK for PIMI'L.KS.snd nil 



oilier 



Skin Eruptions. 



We can refer you to thousands of BOBUW* cures 
right here In New York my that may he verlllcd. 

At all Drug anil uennriinent stores or "AS- 
OZOI. I.ABOUATOU V, 117 ST- MARKH* 
AVE., BMUUKLYN. l/itlon, $2.00 per iHittlc; 
soap 'iic. Mall orilcra pioinplly tilled. 



PERFORMERS 



UOINU 
TU 



EUROPE 



Should apply tor lowest passage rules and 
full pnrtlculars at 

RAYMOND &WHITCOMB CO., 

flKW YllKIt-'J.'i VtflON KttUAHK, W. 

1I0HT0N— a«i WASHINGTON ST. 
I'lllLADKLI'IIIA— Hlli.'i I'UKMTNUT 8T- 
CHICAGO— Ti2 SOUTH CLAHK HT. 



KlilHK DRLIKKT *Mi M.tlllK O.ITKI.I.A Wl-rp 
mil ill Cowan's Summer ItaMetl wsh of 
.1 ■ 1 1 V "I, W. UM iiiiiioiiiii'eil They Were lit 
.iiieirn .111 I',. wil..j, Pf.ulh IJ.-inl, Intl., ami 
. . - 1 ,. . r r inerllfic iilrh RMrveM lu Ibelr low 
eomedy. "A l.uiulii 's |ir.-.iiu." 

I'.lrki:i. ASP W.t rsoN piny ut St. Lunls, 
Mo., week of Aug. 7. with Kansas Clly, Jlcui- 
ybls, Tenn., uwi GUi&Hl ifl «M*TA * v 



Were Not Losing-But Investing. 

If wo can niiiko it ciiuloiiK»r of yt>n nt tlio priffi of nil prolil nnd tialf of tlio cotit 
of the "urnients juu choose. Tlioin isn't au event like uiii' 

Semi-Annual Remnant Stole 

.. , - . -. ; <. -; .J .«*Si« * i sl** 4 

atiywlinro. ' Tlvcry six imohUih sees nviTJ uliorl luigui of wooli'im, no luiiwi' 
wlnit you (iiitflit to |»ny ri^litfully, iIohimI mil. for cloiiraiifii a' $ | 5 a aiiilrr- 
coal mid troiiBcrs, $| I. 'Jrouseis, $4*00. >;! 

ARNHEIM 

Broadway and 9th Street, New York. 



AT l.iniOllTY- l.eclnrer. Olllee Worker; 
dress nnd look tlio pen. Will not sleep III camp. 
Hat whin vim can |.uv in nr-i. "in-kcts, If I 
dou'l know vim. Miliary or per cent. 

1)11. II. <:. M VKItK, Beverly, K.J. 



AT I.IIIKUTV AI'I'IIK AUGUST, CHAM. 
AlfNObllA. SOII»»llnliiil Comedy mill OhnrHI'ler 
Juggler, Clila llalnncvr, Clmrnclcr Impersona- 
tor, Vneallst, llnui'cr, U.i jiti! Changes, lllus- 
iraicd Nmigrt. Munagcru wrlle. I'liino, good 
ftfklr; overtures; cliHiig'u nigblly for week. CHAM. 
AllNIII.IIA.N'n. I.'.OI West W'liHliitigl'in St.. care of 
(leriimiila HiunriMr Hardens, Hoiith Henri, Indiana. 

Wt.VTKll Ull I OK, 0000 Al.l. AltOUMI 
KOV'KI.TY MAN, Cniiloriioiiist, and Hinging and 
Daue.lug Comedian. ' Miliary low hut sure; week 
stamls;Hio« arid live lu tenia. 

HOT sriNGH 311:11. CO., Underwood, Minn. 

~ YVANTBD, KOIl T1IE _ HAUlTl^UToS 

STOCK CO,, Hood Hep. People for balance of 
Hummer and Winter teasiin; huilclans lo lloublc 
Baud nud Ore host ra. Address 

t. A. IIAIlllINOToV, Arthur. III. 

WAMTKI) HIHVK— Irish ami II. F. Came- 
illans, silent Acts, Al. Stale if you (day organ; 
tell all Aral; Join on wire; salary, fin and exp. 
Ticket r No. K. Al. Raymond, lUyiiiond'B "All 
Itlvhl" Show, l.eeslmrg, I'll., Aug. 1, i. !i; New 
Wllinliigii.n l.a.S. I'.S.— Hurry K. Ilaynintid.wrlle. 

I 'Oil SAI.K — OALATICA — Ureal, luuncy 
giiihcrer; hurry, If you want litis one; slightly 
use i; Juki have oue, no more; the fairs are open'. 
I'llnis for sale cheap. Kneloso stamp. 

O. 1'. IIAItKI.KY,_Mt I'lmsaiij. I'*. 

' WARTRIV-Vcraatllo Medlelnti People that 
nan cluinge for week; uitist double on Brass or 
I'ake I'laiin. Camp nulfit ; gnnrl ■ rout incut; sum 
niniiey. Knockers, boo/.er* nnd chasers, kcop nir, 
Addrrs* C. J. wa 1,811. Wallkll), New York. 

wanted, good singing and Dancing Conic- 
dlan. change for week: Soubrelle; ollinr gooil 
people, write. Also Al I/CCtUfOr who eiin gel llio 
coin. If yon don't want work don'l write. 
W. J. MANHPIKI.D, Kinlenlnii, I'cunii. 

OI'KUV HOUSE, ilOOIVVII.I.E, IV. V— 

First Class Order. Newly Wired, l,»lcst Klrcirienl 
KUccla; ready In book First. Class Allraclbins Willi 
Own Hind. WibUAM COMS'IOCK. Prop, suit 
Mgr. i.'omHlock's Opera Home. Houu\ llle. N. Y. 

I'Olt SAI.K— GAI.ATKA— ooiiiplete nilim, 
Wealon make: prlee film, or will lake partner 
wllh black leal, ttOXW. for Ily fairs. Send tor eh 
culiirs. It's .1 "inonei acliei." II. S. JOIINSOX 

mrnn, r. u. o»l Union cih . Erie Ob., p». 

■Ii,.vr r''i« «*•••*, i'mit, Itoiiiiil Efn>, 
Kvrra OiHk, fl ilidiire P"le<. S d« Poles, Makej. 
Maripie, d U'ligih Jm:k<SB«l Htrliignrs, Stasjeanrl 
Scenery. I'hsl clans condition; can he seen Hi air. 

i\ v. Jiwx iw, sotTSi,, «, /, 



Ktiit NAI.K— Klgbi im I'erfnruiiiig Cunarlar, 
Hugo and proponier. boarn any nun In work 
ilium by leller. N. l.siU'll, arft Warren Arc, Obi- 
eagii,JJI^ g_ 

KOlt BO i)AVH-n.<i boner llcsdn, propiildliy 
mall, Me.) envolopus, hsiiio; il'Ms, Sim., irlc.; sum- 
pics, lc. Central Clly SHow Print, llnrtlu ml, Mloti. 

I.ADV Will Hell iUnrlKiimo Strecl rtml KveulDg 
Downs, »t in $20. uidin'ii il A hit. IHBWAI*. V 
ainw. IIUMi Ht, r'li'»|Aj^irtliloiil_KajO,J*b_J^ 

~van HAtM,VmvlkrKwSuk Aivr out 

FIT, New, 'I'nblcs, Vsws, Urns, utii., lln: Let Of 
Tricks, »s; Horpoutlno llrtsa. »S; VI Coloreii 
Miides, new, $4. stamp; miniver MIIH. WM. caul, 
SSI court St., Iluchosler, N. V^ 

JII'MBV KHEAK-dnly Klipllilllt Clilhl. 
I'erfee.i, wniuliirfnl oiiMonliy. Hlrnngalliuciloii 
for exIiHililoii, j'jo; Hand organ, lu luncs, ill; 

II VfilM.IU- MllHlif>lleliill llllisloil, *l';. Hlillllp. 7, 
W. O'lllllKN, Al U Wsbasri Ave., I hlcilgu|V 

"HEN D .10c. ror one of my Original Mono 
liigues and Vallrlevlllo Ai'ls (any nharaeler, tin mn 
alike). Not primed. Gut. a good act una frfr 
coming Hciifiui. Tlinold rcllablo n. M. I.KK, ' 
Mo. 101 at. Now Jersey Ave., Atlantlo City. N. .1. 

I.AUIEH' out IIEH'IHA AtLlborly for Fall 

and winter season. Hopuitulrcuornji»nj;otiti week 
rdaiids preferred. Add. Orchcsirs, Care CI.IPI'KH. 

AGENTS WANTED— Hustlers, In Inlrii- 
(luce latest popular game, Speculate on Ilaiiril of 
Trade. Takes place of slot machines; Sure sale lo 
every line; operate ut fairs eio. AMF.lilCAN 
N0VKLTY U0..4B Klver Mb, jUhi«tj|0. JrU 

WANWBD, Blank race CtintealiuT Must do 
Song end Uunii'. Change for a weak, do Comedy 
In acts, All good people, wrlle. Can use Sketch 
Team. Dlt. y. E. Mll.hKit, (lernian Medicine Co., 
Hen'i Del-, Tuscola, III. 

WANTED, i'AKTNKit. tar Big Fair Ground 
Bltow. Have lout. VVIII liny or excliauye hand or- 
gan for side walln,ur luigc glasses for peeps. For 
sale, one will. Tenl. Wanted, man to mnko opou- 
1 iius. 1,. STONK, W W, Dili St., Jamestown, N. v. 

MCHICAL ACT WANTED-SlnBlo nr doll 
hie, change for w«"k. Only experienced turd, 
people, capable, rrlined and strictly inrnperatn, 
Long, pleasant engagement. Ask Hie hanker 
hero. Stale age, experience, uiary, fie. Tent, 
an elegant 011IIII. 

DR. B. L. IICDHON, Warren, III. 

I'll IT AT It IP A I. I'M INTINIi-i;,-) ism INiilirerr. 
u.", 1; forms, fur it;, fiinul. clean work, liiilcnuiit. 
Mcyr.II, PRINTIK O t o., WnosH-r. O. 

At Liberty, Al AGENT. 

HfliM jearn 1 exusrlctiee. Ask llio liiausgeis, 
WiW H< i. WYiiX, veifego, jf. I, 



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Attottrto. 



LIBBY ARNOLD BLONDELL 

XBT VAUDBVII-I-B. 



PROCTOR'S THEATRE, NEWARK, N. J., THIS WEEK... 



JOHN A. WEST, MUSICAL BROWNIE, 



JVIiY ,11-AITO. 6, HOPKINS' PARK, MEMPHIS, TENN.« 



SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. 

The Great Train Robbery 



ORIGINAL. EDISON FILM. 



J 





FOR THE 



-7UQ 



*r». 



We li« v. FIVE °«* <>>•»*• fllmi (iinranlrid <o b. In perfect condition. 1'ltit 
come, flr.t lerved. AI»o the following Hit of Aim. at bargain price, while they 
la.t. EYery film gmrantecd. 

Butter Brown Series, 

Rube and Mandy at Coney Island, 
Romance of the Rail, 

Life of an American Fireman, 
Skirmish Between Rueelan and Japaneae Advance Cuarda, 
Battle of Chemulpo Bay. 

Jack and the Bean Stalk, 
Uncle Tom's Cabin, 
Russian Outpost Attacked by Japaneae. 
Capture and Execution of Spies by Russians, 
Lookout at Port Arthur, 

Tourists Climbing Mt. Blanc* 

Life of Napoleon. 

THE KINETOCRAPH COMPANY, 

Wo. 41 EAST gig 8TBEET, HEW YORK CITY. 



Great Cooper Medicine Co. 

THE BEST II TBI BD8IIE88. 

One show a day. Must be Drat clans, experienced 
and deliver 1 be goniK Long season. Wrlie quiet. 
Thoie who wrote before write again. 

BANDMASTER BOWERS, 

Cir. Coopir Medicine Co., Detroit, Mich. 



SPECIAL NOTICE TO MANAGERS. 



MULY AMBARK'S 

Original Troupe of Turage 



*i 



IT SUNG TO WHIR LWIND OF APPLAUSE!!! 

NORA 

By J. AhnniOH L1BBEV nnil THOMAS II. WEST. 



COON 
80N0. 
WA'TZ 
eUMJ HIT. 



.ion MY SWEET SAVANNAH LIZE. 
ALOU MAGGIE McGUIRE, 

WHEN THE FIELDS ARE <™ 

,...». m WHITE WITH DAISIES. 

RIDING IN AN AUTO CAR ■-»«■■»»«» 

WITHOUT YOU <HI«H CfcASS BAtfiAD) 
PROFESSIONAL COPIES AND ORCHESTRATION ON RECEIPT 
OV RECENT •PKOURAMHB AND POSTAGE. NO CARDS. 

HAMILTON S. GORDON, 139 Fifth Ave.,Nsw York. 



FEATURE FILMS 

ARE IN GREAT DEMAND. 

WE CARRY IN STOCK THE BEST PRODUCTS OF THE BEST MAKERS, 

EDISON MFG. CO. FILMS, 

THE BIOGRAPH FILMS, 

PATHE FRERES FILMS. 

WE HAVE NO SECOND HAND SOOOS FOR SALE. 

KLEINE STEREOPTICONS AND EDISON K1NET0800PES 

HAVE SET THE PACE, AND ARE MAINTAININB IT. 

KLEINE OPTICAL CO., 



The New London (Conn.) 

OPERA, HOUSE, 

OPENS AtJO. 18, with JOE OPPENHKIMKR'R 
PAY FOSTER (WHEEL) BURLESQUE CO., Which 
plays two night*. This big company In followed 
by Cliff Grant's "Mormon Queens," T. W. Dlokloi' 
"Inneeent Maids," WUtl»m Eversole's, 8am|JackV, 
etc. In September. Thin Is lit tb season of bnr 
leflqno here. Managers ot flrnt claim burleaune, 
vaudeville or minstrel attractions, should write 
for open dates and terms. Theatre lias seating 
rapscitr or 1,200. Prices always 20c, 50c. and 76c. 
James J. Hill's $6,000,000 ocean Steamers are mill 
In course ot construction here. A big fleet of 
warships, Willi hundreds of oadett ana sailors, 
have been here all Summer, and will be In port 
until the middle of September, and there is plenty 
of money in circulation. Come and get ynnr 
h li.re of It. Ne tr London is one of the best one or 
two night stands In New England. 

Address james P. NEILAN. Manager, 
New Loudon Opera House, New London, Conn. 
P. O. Boi 384. 



9 ARAB ACROBATS 

WIULBE 

AT LIBERTY AFTKR AUG. 7. 



Address, 



117 W. I3t.h Street, New York City. 



WANTI 



QUIOK, 




mimimi . imnmwwwww.v 



SHOW TENTS. 

Equal to any In workmanship, shape and 
quality. Get ottr prices before buying. Agents 
for Klrid's lights and linker torches. Black 
unta for moving pictures. Good second hand 
tents from 33x00 to 125x300, at Bargains. 
BAKER & I.OCKWOOD, Successor to C. J. 
Baker. 415 Pela ware St., Kansas City, Mo. 




SLOT MIS. 

When yon are tired of paying big prices write ui. 
Picture Machines, Beauties, $lfl,so. Punching 
Machines, Slot Phonographs, Fortune Tellers, 
Disc Talking Machines, Weighing Scales, Lifters, 
Name Plate Machines. ROGERS MFC CO., 
No. 147 West 2M St., New York City. 



EMMA BUNTING CO., 

Direction EARL BURGESS. 

FIRST CLASS CHARACTER MAN. Prefer one that is tall. Must have good wardrobe, state 

height, weight and age. Send photo and references. 

WANT TO HEAR FROM REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. 

May have a disappointment. 

FIRST CLASS SCENIC ARTIST, Must give reference and Join immediately. 

TWO FIRST CLASS VAUDEVILLE ACTS, te be Featured. NOT Expsctad tf Play Parts. 

MUST BE GOOD. Cannot Us* the Ordinary "Full I." Act. 

Rehearsals begin Aug. a, at CORTLAND, NEW YORK. Seasons opens Aug. 22. No daily matinees 
until sixth week out. State FULL PARTICULARS in first letter. Name LOWEST SALARY, which l 
will consider final. Silence a polite negative. Address EAHL BURQE8S. 

Vntll Aug. 8, NO. 8 South Filth Street, READINfl, PA. ; Aug. 8-20, CORTLAND, NEW YORK 



OPENING POSTPONED. 

OLYMPIC and HAYMARKET 

THEATRES, CHICAGO. 

On account of unavoidable delay In rebuilding above theatres tb.lr openlag 
had to be postponed* 

THE HAYMABKET WILL OPEN AUG. 22. 
TEE OLYMPIC WILL OPEN OCT. 3. 

Artist, booked for earlier data, will consider same fancied and write for 
later tin... KOHL «. CASTLE. 




El' IB 





MANUFACTURERS OF KLEINK 
BrERKOPTlCONS AND VIEWS. 



QRNRKAL WESTERN SKLl.INd AGENTS 
EDISON KINETOSCOPES AND FILMS. 



52 STATE ST., CHICAGO. 

NEW VllKK HRAMCII, l.7.li».i W. 3M ST. 



WANTED, 

FOR THE SEASON'S OPENING, SEPT. 1, 

METROPOLITAN THEATRE, TA ^ PA ' 

Sketch Teams, Sister Teams, specialty People of every description. Would like to hear from good 
STRONG NOVELTY, to feature; good STRONG IIURLKSQI'lS and DRAMATIC' PRODUCER (long 
e igagemetil to the right party); Musicians for It. and V. (If you are not afraid of paradta, write), 
ti tn place about In Flrsi Pari ami Chorus Girls (those acuunniud with wine room lib., preferred); 
something doing for good workers. The Big State Fair opens Oct. l; nurfsed. (NOTB.— It is the 
»«ruest endeavor of the management of this house to make this opening on. of the grandest la the 
history of vaudeville lu the South, 

Would like lo bear from Q.o. Milton, Holt lie w let te, and Baker and Fonda, Satisfactory Induce- 
ments ottered. Address all communications to 

HI), c. JORDAN, tleneral Manager, Metropolitan Theatre, Tampa, Fla. 



WILL HAUL TRUNKS OR SCENERY FREE 



If w. do not deliver goods at per contract, 

LYON** EXPRESS CO. 
No. 13» Ho. Clark St., CHICAGO. 



(Not Inc.) 



Trunks stored Ktce. 
T.I., North, 1TSO. 



HARRY 



CLARA 



STANTON and WAGNER. 



"A MARRJAUK AD." 



MUSICIANS WANTED. 

CORNET, B. and 0., Capable or Leading Band; 
TUUA and D. BASS. Send age, height, weight, 
experience and lowest, sure salary, we paying ex- 
penses. 

FRANK 8. DAVIDSON, 

MANAGER OLD FARMER HOPKINS, 

60 Hathaway St., Cleveland, Ohio. 




Sllholln. Tlgbu, SJMHft Worn.* 
Tight.. M.0O] Cotton Tight.. 
|lAO| Silk Tight., from $».«! apt 
Shirt, to match all aam. price 
a. tljrhui Pouip., »t centst Qalt- 
-*"1 , 11."" 



•r», ll.ooi Elastic Support*... 
•LOO; Cloth Snpportors. aVeon J! 
■and fbr catalogn. and i.nplii 
of tight, fro.. Yo.ltlT.lr a da- 

Bo.lt reqnlrcd. Satisfaction gmran- 
taed or money refunded. 8PJ0IR BBOt., 

M Woodbine BL, Brooklyn, H. Y. 
Old stand bnt new uUrtM. 



Wanted, 



OPERATOR 



For Edison flaekhio. 



We 



Join at Toronto, ont. stale lowest aalurv 
pay R. H. and bnard. Address 
JONES AJiAKRISON, _Box JlVWlunlpeg, Man. 

"WANTED AT OMCE, 

A I SCENIC ARTIST, 

Cood on Interiors and exteriors. 

Mr (ill. I, A SI 1 1PM AN. 
48 Cannon St., Bridgeport. Conn. 



WEEK OF ACQ. 1, CHICAGO OPERA HOV8E, CHICAOO. 

TIKE OPEN IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. 

Managers and Agents are hereby notified that ALL COMMUNICATIONS must be addressed i:\TU- 
SIVELY to JEAN MARCEL, care of NEW YORK CLIPPER Office, New York City. 



if 



French's Sensation." 



FIRST CLASS SPECIALTY PEOPLE FOR SOUTHERN SEASON. Join at once. 
J. E. McNAIR, Pern, 111. 



.. 



few 



A BREEZY TIME," 

Clever Versatile Peop'e who MUST double brass Comedy Old Man, Uon for Biddy and Olddy Old 
Maid, S. and I). Dutch Comedian and Soubrettea, Acting Manager and Property Men to double 
Btrong Cornel, Baritone, Tuba and Trombone. Address, stating salary (1 pay board), ago, height, 
weight, experience and Just what you can do, 



K. WEBSTER FIT/, Oen. Del., Chicago, 111. 



HUNT'S BIG SHOWS 

Wants Qulok, 
Alto or Cornet to double violin. Circus Acta doing 
two or more aota or play in band. MuBt join liy 
Sunday, 7. Al. Montsello, telegraph. Pine Hill, N. 
Y.. 4, Urimn'a Cur. 6, Mtrgaretaville a. 
P. 8 —J. 0. Hamilton, agent, wrl'eme. 



WANTED, 6oe« Acts for Free Summer Ear- 

DEN. AT ALL TIMKS. TEAMS AND SISTER ACTS 
WANTED. Also Good Single Ladles. First class 
hoard and room, ut to, in note), nest door. Salary 
mint lie very low. Address 

VENETIAN GARDEN, Steubenvllle, Ohio. 



EILEEN F. SEYMOUR, 

CHARACTER WOMAN, 

Solicits oners forluM-1. Combination preferred. 
Address luo Bclvldere St., Boston, m u «s. 



Dancers and leaders Bit "Rosebud Sklit 

DANCE" anil "TUB MAIDEN AND THE MOUSE." 
Two Step, lac each; both SS-. Orch. or Piano. 
ARTHUR BELLINGER (Pub.), Battle Creek, Mich. 



PASSIOiV I»jTvAY. 

PINE 8IT riLI, 2,073ft. Very Low. 

ALSO EDISON "UNCLE TOM" FILMS. 
PASSION PLAY, care of OLIPPKR. 



WANTED- FIRST GLASS REPERTOIRE CO , 

To play at Opera House during fair week, Aug. 22- 
37. Address 

FRANK WOOI.LEV. Manager, Savbrook, III. 






KAOBIOl H. ROBJejYKWaXO 

LAWYER. PROFESSIONALS MANAGED. 
«" Par« Mow (World BUk.1. «*w Xerfc. 



'WARD'S MINSTRELS Want 

comedian doing Htrciug talking and Hinging end with specialty other than monologue; If possible; 
COMEDY DAN01NG ACT, dolug ends with good Coon Song; GOOD SINGLE SPECIALTY IN NOVELTY 
LINE, HIGH TENOR BALLADIST; other SINGERS and PERFORMERS Doubling Brass, LOUD 
STREET CORNET, BARITONE Doubling String, CLARIONET B. and 0. Would like lo hear from 
Musicians and Performers In all lines. Musicians do not black. Wire or write quirk WARD'S 
MINSTRELS, South Bend, Ind., Aug. l to o: Springfield, 111., 7; Decatur 8, Mt. Sterling 9, 10, Hannibal, 
Mo., 11; Qttlncy, 111., It.; Klrksvllle, Mo., 13. " . 

ANDREW DOWNIE'S NEW BIG SHOWS. 

WANTED, For Side Show, long season South, flood Announcer and Ticket Seller, Hindoo Box 
Mvs ery, Ventriloquist, Magic Punch, Bag Punching Act, or any good freak or side show feature; 
Singing and Talking Clown, muBtdo concert turn, and good concert people, to sell concert, and re- 
served seat tickets. Must Join Immediately. Sober, reliable people only, wanted. Also Grooms, 
Teamsters und Canvas Men. WANTED, two more Bill Posters. 
ANDREW DOWNIE'S NEW DIG SHOWS, «s per route, Aug. i, Clinton, N. J; S, Bomervllle; 0, South 

Rlvar;8, Freehold; v, llightatown. - ' ■ 



AT LIBERTY, First Time In 6 Years, 

HERMAN J. SHREWSBURY, 

COMEDIAN. 

Featured Inst season In the part of "Zeke." in Raymond's (Eastern) "The 
Missouri Girl" Co. resoonslblc managers ONLY address 

CHARLESTON, W. VA. Regards to B. and friends. 




FOUR PICKERTS & CO., T58S" BLANCHE, 

'«iLV vl T.? TB , I ' , '' PH .\ Onrith season: the Highest Salaried Vaudevilles on the road, in their 
New Line of Specialties this seaBon, will be the Heifer and Buby Elephant Dance, as introduced in 
St^SS,'.'. 118 .'P d Moale Urtato.Jr. The Bhow.the South has guaranteed, r. i production up to date- 
WANTED (JUIOK-Al Leading Man thai can play a Heavy; also Leading Woman, Cornet that can 
double; preference given those that can double Brass. Addrcns 
^ WILLIS P1CKERT, Llnwood St., near Stanley Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



"0! GIVE ME YOUR GRIP, OLD BOY 

_ . . A NEW WALTZ SONf*. * 

Professional Copies and Orchestrations free. Address LEE A wiles, 19 No. Paulina 8t, CHICAGO. 



CALL-PERFORMERS, ATTENTION, TO TRT 

Ludwig's "Red Seal" Grease Paints and all Face Make-Up. 

HM fS r HSJyfiS": *"F»WIO, Property Man at Paator's, loo E. 14th St., near Union So..', N. Y.C. 
Mecomniended by thonsanda, Stage Money for aale. Are you a Raspberry f Seud for my catalogue. 



■ -v-.-.-b,-v«h^™>.^- ■U^CWVUOM M m WiTlTll.IIIIIIHIM.il lillliM , m , , Ll , 



AUGUST A 



THE NEW YORK CHIPPER. ^ 



547 



At Liberty, 




PERMANENT ADDRRflS, 

186 Eighth St., Elmhnrst. L. I. 



IbX 



Violet Barney, 



LEADING WOMAN; 



Harry Bewley, 

COMEDIAN, Al SPECIALTY. 

Address HARRY BEWLEY, 

Cireof KatherM Roher Co,, Ilonlton, Me., Ang.l; Woodstock, N. B., Ang, a; Su John, N. B., Auk. Bfl 



EDWARDS STOCK GO. 

jAA£E<S and DAVIS 

HAVE BEEN ENGAGED FOR OUR VAI'DKVIM.B FEATURE. 

WANTED «IU1CK-Al Loading Woman and Heavy Man, 8. and D. SoohreMe. Other Petiole 
wlili Specialties, wNle. Those wliowruteoefore/wrlte again. Address JEFFERSON HALL, Mgr' 
34 Hunker Hill St., (JJharlcstown, Mass., until Aug. 8, then to Martlnshurg, W. Va. * 8 

Mazle B.tiawrcnceand Lcona Alfretta, write. 



Mabel Paige Co. 



t*V 



SOOD CHARACTER IAI AID OTHER USEFUL REPERTOIRE PEOPLE. 
Don't misrepresent, and must join on receipt of wire. Those who wrote write again. 
^ENBY F. WILLABD Jk CO., Montgomery, Ala. 



BENNETT-MO ULTON 

COMPANIES 

CAN PLACB A 1 FEW MORE PEOPLE. ADDRESS 

MOULTON, THOMPSON and MOULTON —• 

V TREMONT ST., BOSTON. MASS. 

K. B — It you do not hear from us the position Is tilled. 



J. S. GARSIDE BIG STOCK GO. 

UNIFORMED BAND AND CLASSIC 0BGHE8TBA. 

WANTED-Actore, Musicians, an Al Agent and Scenic Artist who doubles Brass: Al Young Leading 
Man, cspahle ol Playing Damon. (Had to hear from Good Repertoire People in All Lines; those 
rtniihllag Brass or Specialties given prcferenoe. Slate all first letter and send photo, which will be 
relumed. Season opens In Ohio Sept. 12. Address J. S. OARSIDE, Woodsvllle, N. 11. 



IBYER 

BURK'B UNCLE TOM, 



B1.MDA1.K FARM, 



IONS, 
»AI,Y»8 TEN NIGHTS. 



WANTED, ACTORS and MUSICIANS, 
For DALY'S TEN NIGHTS CO., 

Man (or Morgan and Romalno, Slide Trombone, Clarionet, Trap Drums, Alto, doable fid. Mnst be 
sober snrt competent. State lowest salary, and be ready lo Join on wire. Show has not closed in 
seven years. Address, by. wire or letter, . C. F,: BEVERLK, Benson, Minnesota. 



**V ANTED, 

FOR THE BIO ONE NIGHT SCENIC PRODUCTION, 

Tried for Her Ivife, 

Playing city time only. W. H. HOUT wants to hear from DICK ST. VRAIN and GLEN BURT. 

Also man tnat can look and do part exactly similar to Bill Slkcs In Oliver Twist. Also man that can 
do a Character JewLcBd exactly similar to Fagan the Jew in Oliver Twist. Address 
' .;; . W. H. HOUT, Warrensnttrg, Mo. 



AT LIBERTY FOR REGULAR SEASON, 

Versatile Leading Woman, 

Stock Star, third Summer Season, Sheedy'a' Purchase Street Theatre Slock Company, 

New Bedford, Mass. 

M. IT. RYAX, 

Characters, General Business, Stock, Combination, or Viral Class n*i>«rtnry. 
Address BBRKDY'S THEATRE, New Bedford. Mass. 




I 




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Oelumbus, Ohio, 

OPENED SUNDAY, MAY 15. FOR A SEASON OF 18 WEEKS. 
, , ",'" * n * Finest Amusement Park and Sninmer Theatre In America, and Plays 
ail the Best Acta In Vaudeville, ^^^^ 




ALL PEOPLE ENGAGED WITH THE 

HARRY BRYANT CO. ■ 

SSJ* fpiwtt (or rehearsals MONDAY, AUG. 8, 10 A. M. sharp, atTEUTONIA HALL , Third Ave., bet, 
10,11 ann Win Sis., New York city. Kindly acknowledge call to 



HARRY nnYANT, LIDS Broadway, New York. 



THEY'RE GOING ON THE KEITH CIRCUIT. WM©T 



BILLY' 



POTTER a HARTWELL- 



EFFIE 



*n*Btl Aug. 8, Now York City, and the Little Lady Is going to 8tand on Her Head Twice Dally. 

Pan WHO BOOKS Tl 
■ .8— Regards to tlie PunkB. 



WILLIAM I0BBI8, 4? w '-'* •* -■*•• 



New York City. 



WE VAUDEVILLE ACTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 

ilm. «*i rk J ll * t0,,,c ' 8 loi'amlly Audiences.' Nn Sunday shows, no n 
[""Matte* Address GRKGU A. PREL1NOBR, Manager 



matinees. Performers Bond In open 
Burgmsn Park, Logansporl, tin 



per 

d. 



THE KING OF IRELAND, 



.TAJVIKJS bdonovan 

JjOCKSPniN'Q PARK. BAST LIVKRP OOL. O. July 31-Aug. «. Polng trell. thnnk yon. 

WANTED-Musical Artist, 

^taSrSSS. M,,B,C " Fouri wh0 pliy " 81,de Tron,bone ^ZVfll&S&fiftfitiS? " 



SIEGMAN 
& WEIL, 

77-81 W008TER 8T. ' 

(Bit. Spring and Brooms), New York. 

Theatrical Supplies, 
Grease Paints 

Tights, Wigs, . . . 
THEATRICAL JEWELRYJ * 
Gold & Silver Trimmings, 
Spangles, Etc., 

Wi und goods C. 0. D., tubjict to Inspection, 
nut requlro a Dipotlt on all Ordirt. 

FILMS! FILMS! 

And Moving Picture Machines, all makes, bought 
and for sale. A large Block of Supplies constantly 
on hand. OUTFITS RENTED. Write Ip Ba 
today. T 

LEWIS M. SWAM & CO.. 

338 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa, 



SEND 4 Ota. 
FOB 

OATALOdUI 

No. 4. 

lend iota, tor 

Ostalofus 

No. 8. 



Sondtots. 
for 



Catalogue 

No.fl. 



SKETCHES 

CHESTER BARRON. 

IBS. H. C. DE IILLE, • • Agent, 
1 402 Broad way, H . Y. 'Phonn 3B 66-38th, 

WANT FILMS. 

Also EDISON or other good Machine Bond 
description and prlco. 
Can ftirnl'li 
GREAT TRAIN ROWtERY. 

TRACKED BY BLOODHOUNDS, 
PASSION PI.AY. 

UNCLE TOM, Kt«., 

HOLD HANK BURGLARY, 
At Low Prlco. 
ROOM 24, HOTEL AUCHDAI.K. 
ATLANTIC OITi. N. J._ 

DOYLE'S NEW THEATRE. 

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. L 

wl. H.HENRY, . • Proprietor. 

GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

Having next week open write or wire 
lowest slammer salary to 
FRANK GOLDIK Sola 



ier. 



#< 



Tell It To Me" 

EZRA KENDALL'S 3d BOOK. 

ALL NEW — JTJBT OUT. 

For sale on all trains and news stands, or by 
mall. S8e. Address BZRA KENDALL. . 
SO Booth. Jth. A.-»r.. Mt. Vernon. N. Y. 



Do You WANT MILITAfiY GOODS? 

BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY 8U1T8, 
TENTS, ODNH and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY 
description, from Ooverninent Auction. 
No matter what you want. In that line I can 
snpply It. New or second hand. Send (or 
catalogue. Ft. B. ABRAHAMS, 

322 South St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



ALL KINDS, TO ORDER. 



FIRE PROOF SCENERY, 

TOSIT 

II 






The TiPFIW SCEBfiC C0..Tiffin, 0. 



CLUB JUGGLERS 

Stnd tor llluttritod Catalogue, Frte. 

FBED BQZEIBAROT* 502 E, IMSL.I.Y. 



S 



J. C. GO88CO. |% 

Builders or *A 

HOW CANVA 



Catalogue and) r m . DETROIT 
2nd llnnd List) f IBB. MIVI1. 







FOR SALE- Four Act Fires Comidy, 

THE RUBY RIMQ, 0rA ^K RI8 

author, FRKIJ MAhTON. Written for special. 
tics. To be sold cheap, to sclllo the estate: It Is 
full y copyrighted. JOHN HO WORTH, 

■;■ 133 Lebanon St.. MaMen.JfsM. 

Bands and Performers 

PASSING THROUGH AND PTTTCDIT11I1 
WANTING SUNDAY DATE IN » 11 1BDUBV 

CALHOUN - OAKWOOU or SOUTHERN PARKS, 
write. A. S. Mrs win AN. Mir. Amusements. 



FOB LEASE. SALE 
0B 8T0RA0E. . . , 



CARS 

Repairs and Alterations Msdo. 

HEW JERSEY CAB WORKS, Clifl.n, H. J. 



/Illnril krU cs'n'noi <\f\icinhomten 
LfllslULUl DLHl nine diamond. Costs bnt 
one-tenth. In trllllsncj snd cut it bas no equal. 
Setting solid gold. Write for Illustrated catalogue. 
BO WE A CO., Pept P. , 8M Dearborn St., Chicago. 

aMSeoond-banel FLunn qprra orairh. flood 

condition. AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITURE 
PP.. Wj-a-M West nth St .. New York tilt?. 

Second Hand BAND IHSTB0SEHT8 

BOCOHT, HOLD and KXCHANnEl). Send for core- 
pleloLlsl. VII AN K iini/nim A «<>., 
107 K. MaolBon Street , UhUsgo, III. 

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS 

MIDWAY KHONTS. < i- l> 
E. 1. BAYIIEN i CO., 108 U ' wej, B'kljn, N. T. . 



' ' > ALL PEOPLE ENGAGED FOR 

AMERICAN BURLESQUERS 

' Will Report for Rehearsal 

At MINER'S 8th AVE. THEATRE, 



MONDAY, AVJO. O, IO 



EDWIN D. MINER 

i I j 



Proprietor and Manager. 



AJ 



ED. KELLEY. 

63 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MAW. 

NOW BOOKING FOR THE SEASON OF 1004-5. 

COMEDY ACTS OK ALL KISIW AND NEW FAt'El, WRITE AND STATE 
SALARY AND OPEN TIME AND ROUTE. 

BOSTON REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE 0L0 HOWARD, 

Long Distance Telephone, 1693.3-MaiD. 



NTED 



TO SUPPORT 



iKf.Ifllilllill 

IN MUSICAL OOUKDIKH, PRKSRNT1NII 

LAD? PEGGY. A BAY MATINEE 01 RL, A DASHING WIDOW. 

WANT SHALL Stil'llRKTTK. must Sing and ltanco; COMKHlAN with Strung Bpeclall}. 
CHORUS CUIUS, CI.KVBR SISTER TEAM. tiOOU SINtlINO THIl) who can play parts. Bend 
photos. No lime to waste. Playing one and throe night ntanda. All ultles. hkakon Oi'KNH 
Al'0. 20. Mention lowest salaries llrst lollor. Address MATT KUMKI.L, Champaign. HI 




WHO WAIfTS HARTJSCBIFT PLATS AND VAUDEVILLE SKETCHES ? 

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PROFESSION I 

Many of the "Old Time" actors will remciiilier me. That I have tieon out of the imslness for a 
iiunrur of a cenltirylssuiistnntlal reason why the lalonlcd mombora of the present gone ration of artlsia 
will say: "Who Is her" snftlcn It to say that I "wits there"— as the saying goos— anil, pThapa, I wan 
"lucky to gel out of It." When I loft llio profession I did not dispose of my largo col loci Ion of manu- 
scripts, music, and numerous vaudeville acts— consisting of drsiuss, farces, comedies and sketches— 
all of which, like the provertilal army horse, I gavo shelter to din "in good hands." These have lieen 
carefully preserved and are now In the markel (or any ambitions Individual who cares to have them 
at n "mere sons." The leading characters o( tlioso 'scripts are Irish. Gorman and protean. My onre 
great (joinody Drama, "1. 0. U.," which I produced at New York, Philadelphia, London, and Ihroiigfi- 
outtlio principal cities of America and Knropo. Is, wtlliciita doubt, the host paying, sensational "go" 
that I cvci did. I played It 3,ooo times, and 11 always brought in the coin. It Is a protean play, with 
more work in 11 than "har In a mow." The character has nine changes and the oast Is small. This 
plav, with music, enn he hart for |60 I have several besntlful corned los. and ihey are "all wool and a 
yard wide," that I will send to the first buyer at. from $10 to $jo each. I hare some "great" Vaudeville 
acts that I will sell at fsesr.h. I have other "sitirr," and communication* addressed to Philadelphia, 
Pa., will reach me. Very respectfully yonrs. J. HOLMES (I ROVER. 



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lngenurs. Juveniles 
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Wardrobe on and on" the very heat. ONB PIEOK OR KIR8T CUHtt REPKRTOIIIK. I am snle owner 
of the following strong plays— tried successes and money getters: "Under the Lash," "A Woman of the 
World," "Jason Jenkins," "O'iloollgan's Troubles." Kspeolally sulUlilo forflrsl olaas rop. Also hsve 
parts and "scripts" of fifty standard plats. _Wsnt_to hear irom manasers who want arllsllo work snd 



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telligence, mid iihc gisid griiinmiir. CihhI grsinniiir lu a mimical neL Is novel ciiuiigli to 
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J.' W. Gorman's Park Cirouit. 

WANTED, VAUDEVILLE AOTS OF ALL KINDS. 



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(res^^nsUSIsisri "QTJ EEN F THE PRAIRIES" 

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THE ISnSSW YORK CLIPPER. 



AtJGITST 0. 



Cltyyer Post etf ice> 

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In order to nvolil mlnakri and to 
lunrf toe p-rtriirpt drllvjry of tore 
let (em aJtrrtlifd In I hi. list, ■■ 
ca**l»pe plainly AUKMtd tnUit M* 
am fur oieii i.i«m, aita « irrtttrt 
uH«r for the letter', Blamed Trltb the 
(all name and iiridrraa and the list* 
of bnalne»ai followed t»r the sender, 
moat al«o lie enclosed. 

Please mention ' tan- date (or nam* 
ber) of TUB CLIPPER In Which the 
leffe 



Anbei 



era sent for were advertised.' 

LADIES' I.1HT. 



cr, Loulne 

Althea TwItlH 
Alltborpe, !•'. 
Allele, Mile.. 
AUyu, Lacy. 
A lliii', Mile. 
Ackertnaii, 1-k.r 
Adams, May 
Abbott* Jviiuiu 
Bcusley, • BeiM 
llnlnl. Mrj.Wiu, 
JJUL'bniun, P. 
Eniil.iLuiiv, ' 

I'urillii.' 
Blnghflni Alkalis 
Hulls, MrjUM 
BurrV Mmftfe A. 
Burnett. Kiln .1 C 
Barley, fairly 
llOII'l, Louise 
lluller, Mae 
H9yd, .1. I.. 
llryiMit, Flor. 
Beach. Minnie 
Beldenl, Kin 
lluniett, 

, Mm. V. II. 
DimiH, Mnrtlin 
UnrrH, ISchh. 
Jlr.viiul, 

Violet, IO.t. 
lis rr I ngrr, Cur:. 
1IM1/ Ortiee ' 
Uglier, Cirllie 
lltrtellilt, .Tosle 

lljfl.Tllf!. VI.. Ill 

Carey, Kvu 
Clark Plraebc >i 
i'laiiH A .Marie. 
Otylihin, Itoas 

tllHHl)-!), Alice 

Crouch, Hon.i 
Onus, Kllu 
Ostler, 

T Mrs. Leslie 
Collins, Mamie 
Cosiier, Kltu 
Clause, Kiln 
Cftniora Ceell ,F 
Clifton, Ada 
cbttilts, — 

C ^»x V 

Conlcllo, Allele 
I'lnlr, Flora 
ijotitlioul. Jess. 

C:ihm, nun 

Clyiuor, Kdna 
Courtney Mlliule 
Carney, I'titwr 
Odrtella, Verdi 
i>ruiis. — 

Doraey, Maml I". 
lWLeon. Mile. 
Diivln, Suite L. 
LieVere, Kilty 
D'ATvllle. Iretii- 
UAliree, 1,11.1.1.: 
Us » ton, Ma 11. 1 
Delniore. Mm, J. 
Deuaiuore, 

T Kill. P. 

Dclroy, 11. K. 
Dougherty. Uerl 
Dyer. Enlelle 
Dupree, Mlnule 
Dempster, 

Mulilc 
Donnelly, Ceclle 
Defnrenl, Seliuu 
DeAr.m.],.'. ' ' - 
Munch 



Dupree, Liable 
uilav/ortu. O". C 
Hmery, Mamie 
Elllnurp. Ming. 
Sox, Rate A. 
Kroner, A, 
French, rltell.i 



Floyd, Mamie 
I'm. Flor. 11 
Francis, Delia 
Fuller, May 
I'ulrchllil, Juste 
(lllaon A Hart 
(.Ibncy, Hailn- 
murine, Mile. 
Clint, Cl*»y 
i.llKin, Lottie 
Oordon, Belle 
llerard, Bettlim 
(luutlers, Mr-i.lt 
(•III, Smile 
(iilson, I.ntfle 
any, Lottie 
(Ionian, Helle 
iiiiwiu, Slur, M 
(larrett, Kill. 
(lrgiinoo, Ilu 
IliyiH, Add 
lull. Brownie 

latoi, KleliDl- 
limner. Bra 
IIPUHton, .Kittle 
llarte, Dora 
llnrin, Dora 
Herring, Kiln 
Hamilton,' Alice 
llollls, "Allllll J. 
itttmlltnn. -Alice 
"lall, Violet 

elninii; Cbini 
lliiydeu, Vs. 
Hood, dlln ' 
Irving, Pearl 
IniiucH Addle 
Iclmnon, Oraec 
\liif, Bess I., 
Klligslcy ft ' 

Lewis 
Klnf, Pearl 
hemic, ypla 
K.en lilwin Slstcra 
klrkwnoil, .I.isev 
Kin it, Margie 
Kennedy.' 

Mni. Clayton 
I .trick, Ada 
l.lcyil, Annie 
I.iflle. lUse 
I.nBrnby. Marie 
Lewis. 1,11 
l.owrece, 

Mine It. K 
l.lllli'. Mailan II 
l.aMiitlc. Nell. 
I.tivlngtnn, May 



Lull!, Mi*. Win 
Lflinler, liOrruln 

(.(■Hlli' Mr*. Id I w 
l.iiti'll. l-'lnrenit' 
l.rf'i.i', Joule 
l.nlttiy, .lean 

I.JlVllll. I'lllH. 

LorrHlue, 

IMiyllta 

Moullnn. Ilea*. 
alurroy, Ivillth 
.Mltcheltree, 
'. May ni» 

.Mitchell. Louise 
Merwllth, Carrie 
Miles, lla 
Mtillln, Jnsi-y 
Morrell, MbiIkc 
Miifon. Nell. 
Mellvllle. Joule 
Ma her, Mm. 1*. 
Mu.vw.vxl, Ella 



NorrU Mm.J.F. 
purl, A. P. 
UckiTimm, Flor. 
Polnaller HU- 

ler* I 
Palmer, Dalny 
I'lemon, Anule 
1'elletler, Dors 
Parker, Mra. F. 
Fun-ell, Ulltu 
uulKley, Mm. CI. 
Hobaou, May 
Raymond. I^ons 
lfciio. Adele 
KiibmII, Ulllan 

Snynbr, Ktta 
rjoney, Kittle 
Idvem, Mm.H.C 
llobbliia, Matty 
Itntii»*.v, t.lli 
lillld .Mra. A.M 
P.liwiel, Villa 
lteynurd' Mm Kd 
Hlulta, Mnie. 
Itlve, May 
Itlchanla Mre.II 
Hoy,. Mali 
itiM'ku'ell. Clran 
KHmle, Kmiim 
Ileiinert, 

Mertle M. 

Iteanliiii, Mra.J. 
Ituanell, Tenle 
Mreet, Mnoil 
Hi Clulre Mr.ble 
Ktrutdin, 

Mra. A. M. 
£tar. Dot 
.Sievciw, iicrtic 
l<r*ncer, Attle 
rlnwurt, I.llxle 
Ferllle Sitter* 
tUeirurt, U^lla 
Keherff Mr»..T.O 
HI. Ciulr An, 11 v 
Ht. Leon. Khla 
Biiaun, Un, B. 
HjinrkK, Alice 
Xtivlllc Klntcra 

I. Clalr.Fnnnle 
Spader, 

Minn Fraucei 
8hepRnl, : 'llayHte 
llihyer; Kdth.O 

Vlinrul'ili MlHtiT* 

'i'uylor, Msy 
'Inylor, l.iiiilic 
'i'aylor, Olua 
I'etou, Nell. 
'i'lierene. Marie 
\»ncw, Clarice 
Vernon, V, 
Wilton, llelle 
Wullace, Rva w 
Wniviu, (trace 
Worth, Irene 
NVyner. Kllse 

vyintei'iin-. 

Mcllle 
Whitney, 

Mm. A. 11. 10c 
WltHon, l.ltileN 
White. Holla 
Wilbur, DollvP 
\Vllou, Belle 
WllllnniH. Ktta 
Worn 1, Mm. F. 
West, min'l 
Wal ton tiracc- Go 



Adalralll, A. 
AiiOna '1'flo 
A b>y, U. N. 
Arlington, Ueo. 
Armstrong;, Bill 
AID. Fhotoa. Co 



Mnrltlhil, 'Juue 
.Marlon, Don. 
Miintrrne, Nell. 
Mortimer, Jeane 
Mkmhnll, ■ " 
.' • ■ Annette 
Mr... Kittle 
Neilnta I'rluceaa 
Norwood, 

Huiniine 
QBNTLBBIEN'S LIST, 



Wilton, Belle 



Whlilwlii'l. Kit 
Wilbur, Bube 
Wills, Alice 
Walteraou, 

' ' ■ fleaah 
Young, Mm. K. 
Viiime. Anna 
Young, 14ms 
Young, Nell. 



Allen, J. H 

AgoHtlno, CI 



J. 
Armstrong W.II 
AiIbuib, Frank 
Aleiatidrr, K. 
All, Sluly 
Aabby, M. Oeo, 
Anthony, Jerotu 
liurtoD, e. J. 
Baileys, M'he 
Bender, s. P. 
Buhler, Win. 
Burton. H. a. 
Boughton. Win. 
Badger. J. II. 
Boyce. 1. Q. 
Benaon k 

■-.- Prsuceelii 
Brooke, W. P. 
Beem, Percy 
Bunnoater, FMil 
Bouldi'ii, How. 
Baldwin, A. U. 
Burke, J. V. 
Bonuaii Andrew 
Brown. Dick 
Buckner, Art. 
liurrlll, Choi. 

Bums, Hiu'- 

Buyer, Win. 
Boyd & Burrows 
Belmont, itoyd 
Brooka. Herb. 
Barrelt & Hell 
VllllngH. liar. 
Baer, LoiiIh 
Brlgga. F. R. 
Braillry, Irunk 
Brndatreel, F.H 
HeCkley. ft, II. 
Brown & 

Wright 
Blera, Percy 
Browning, Wtu. 
Brown, Jack 
llariii'K, J. It. 
Bristol, W. M. 
Bacon, O. It. 
Brown & 

Wright 
Brown, V. It. 
Bnnth & llinlil 
Unglcy, K.lvil. 
Bryant, Kiigi'iio 
Burton, F. C. 
Biirroujlw. C.8, 
Brooks, J. M. 
Blrnes, Joe 
Burton. F. II. 
rernhaiilii. The 
Olayton, Frank 
Crewy, W. M. 
Carlos Dug! 
Casper, llur. 
Coccla, A. 
Cain. A. P. 
Olautler. J. K. 
Coiiiieni, Jas. 
Clesry, 0- V, 
Contoll, Fre<l 
Coatei, Hlierm. 
Corbett, .1. 
Oralne, C. K. 
Corlielt. J. J. 
Cook, Hilly 

CollIlM, ». P. 

Carter, J. 3. 
Cooiier, O. W. 
Craft. P. P. 
Colinn, Oeo. 
Carroll. Ben. 
Cuniiulngs. UK 
Caa«ell. lack 
Carltoa, Jeit 
Camden. P. J. 
Oanlle A Culllnt 
Clark. J. F. 
Cahlwcll, Unve 
parlUip, 'HI- J.' 



Christy "Bros. 
Cowliw ft ' 

Wallace 
Carew & Hayes 
Clnylon, Frank 
Collins, Mmite 
Cnua. J i»n. 
Cumin, Sle 
Cloherly, It. J. 
Coitentiplrc, B.O 
Cnrfeeek, J, • - 
Onih.il, Jno. 
Cat.le. 8. II. 
lhihl. Inn. 
liny, -d. W. 
I.III011 ilros. 
Decker, C. 
liliiiiiaiiil Bras. 
Delnney, K. 
D.nlcs. II. II. 
Piirlilson, CI. 0. 

I'lClil'llH, J. O. 

Dunbar, o. W. 
Uugguu, Thus. 
I'uiiicuii. A. 1). 
Diirldsnn. V. '.i. 
Olivia, W. I. 
Dnvls, Hert 
liuvls, Ultaa. 
Bempwy, V. 
Harney. <1. L. 
IH'ltOBclle, Itex 
lumbar, (1. W. 
DiivIcm, Hert 
I ilck sun. It. K. 
Denton, Herb. 
Piiniighite, J . W. 
DelFuego, — 
DrVne. riiltllo 
Dnrvft, Phil 



Ferrla, W. t. 
Kuy, J. T. 
Frnncc, O. H. 
Frye, -llenry 
Fuller, Win. 
Flint, Roger 
Fulton, J. a 
Ford A Wilson 
Fordhnut, A.- 
(ItKxlfrlend, 08. 
Uuyi- tl«o> •' 
tlreen, Velio 
until! li, Mr. 
(lalgaiiL A. F. 
QresoiiH, The 
llano, O. B. 
CiniHs, Jno. 
lilllnui, A. II. 
Hurdler, At, 
Cray, p. A. 
Oo/ Stock Co. 
UorniHii. Toui 
(treat Two and 
uno halt 
Hrecno, 0. M. 
(Inguoiix, Tlic 
(Inrvln, C'Iiuk. 
(ilratil, Francis 
tllllnvire, lJHruy 
Hamphrey, Old 
Hill, tl. A. 
Handy, A. W. 
Hill, C. A. 
Hullen. fl. J. 
Harris. N. W. 
HlggliiH, V. (]. 
Harris, a K. 
Howard. II. B. 
Howe, .1. I,. 
,1 tan rue, F. (I. 



Desinniiil, Hhort Harold, W. It. 



Davidson, Del. 
Davla, V, V.. 
Dunliiy, Will. 
Diillnls, II. A. 
Drako, How. 
Doraey. O. I* 
Delno ft dar- 
nel Trio 2c. 
Dncy ft Chnce 

Lli'lli.vu 11, Jus, 
liurni'V, Will. 
Ouvall, liar, 
Darlllng, li'riHl 
Davis; O. C. 
PiptM .V Tester 
Desimriilh. Hen 

nitiuiun. ciuiH. 
hlllae, J. W. 
liniiiii, lliigcr 
Dnvla, Alex. 
Outrun, Thus. 
Duly, Win. J. 
iiuiiliai Aer.Act 
Durtue, H.W.P. 

I'.llwill'ilS ft 

Honney 
I'ldrlilge, llont. 
Kllswortli, llur. 
Kill), II, W. 
F-nvmsl, It. I. 
Klinn ft Dale 
Filler. Mort. 
I'.lslcs, Kdwd. 
Klla, China: 
Kdwanls, Sl.mn .. 
Kvemlliir. W.II Impel'. Quart, 
Kli'rldge, Preaa ■lusnqanv L.D. 



lluwuM, Lester 

Hlggllis, Until. 

ilernmii. P. !.. 
Harris Micl.uno 
Hlllyer, Chirk 
llogiie. It. C 
Harris, a K. 
Herbert, II. M. 
Hart, Billy 
Horun, F.ilillu 
Ilttinslrect, J.A. 
llnmnicr, !,«« 
Hern, F. F. 
Hart W.ft l'Mlth 
Ho rim. Mil. 
Hooker ft Dnvla 
Haves, I.ro 
llollniiil, 1,'liiiuu. 
Hill. (I. A. 
Hardet, W. II. 
Heath ft Kxocla 
Hlcktniin. Oeo, 
Hunter, 3. V. 
Hall, .Ins. 
Ilermea, Mscar 
lliiyii'.-a, Cbaa, 
Hiiirmim, Art. 
ilnliiics, Jack 
UaywntiV &' ' 

Hay ward 
llnmllii ft 

Mitchell 
Hopkins, Roc 
heion.l, 11. II. 
Ireland, a. II. 



Fulton, W. T. 
Flaherty, Hugh 
Ford, Max 
Put, \V. II. 

Florence. Kd. 
Flaherty. Hugh 
Field ft HaiMou 
Fox, P. P. 
Fowley ft West 
Funl. Vllnt 
I'renKint. Al. 
I'ontl llonl Rom 
Farley. J; ft B 

t'omhi'V. Jn*» 
Fordharn, Art. 
Foj-d, U. F. 
Flood, Frank 



leluiul, K. ti, 
Irving. II. J. 
Ireland, 3. H. 
loaruma. The S 
Jewell-Arclt. Co 
Jacobs. Walt 
.: neks mi. Jos. 
leiremon, W.D. 
Jnckscn, <3. K. 
I.ttickann, H. J. 
Jacltaona, H 
King. Laula 
Ilopue. Rnl 
Kellogg, lies 
Keiiey, J. J. 
Koerber, II.- 
Kelly's: Uaasey 



Kcwucld, J. K. 
Kulb, J. W 
Kennedy, K. A. 
Kellcy. T. P. 
Klnuehrevv, 0. 
Kelley A Berlbi 
Kllilay, Frank 
Klelmer, The ' 
Ketiue.lv, Frank 
hleln, II. II. 
Kelly, Clins. 
Iteno, Will 
Kelly, Jos. T. 
1 nrysrnle, P. 
1 ni'sa Broi. 
l.aMolncr., The 
Lajs-arla Circus 
Ia-onard, 0. W. 

Lent ft Hyatt 
Iiinh, Chaa. 
l.nh run. Peter 
Iiiicr, Hraut 
Lint. H. B. 
liirMonte, Chaa. 
Lester, Kdwd. 
l.uca, Prince 
Lltner, Loney 
Llewellyn, fl.fl. 
I«lgb, Bert 
Lynch, «t; 
I«nnox, Win. 
Lanle, J. H. 
Laurence, Wm, 
I, oral he, Henri 
Lnngley, Freil 
U-Murt ft White 
LnkeiiH. s, 2c,' 
l«r«, Mr. 
IuViri" Hi Bro. 



Uclroiw, W. F 
4ltirsti.il, U. P, 
Merrill, Charley 
Mortimer, Ckai. 
Kearon, Bod 

NSlKOB ft 

Faruu'ii 
Nelson, P. A. 
Mckemou, E.B 
Newman, J.ftF, 
Korrla * Rowu 
Norrla, W. B. 
Nelson liar. 
Norman; D. R. 
Nogle, J. D. 
Nelson, Mgr, 
Newton, Jns. 
dD'ell, Ches. 
Ourant, U. ' 
Ogden. W, R. 
Oliver, Tlios. 
Piiktan, O.ftA. 

1'uwell, T, P. 

l*nttemon_A._l). 
Ps " 



Lear/, T. C. 
Llvlrlgslons, .1 
Lucky Bill, — 

Ln Nolle. CIlllB. 

Leonard ft 

I, is, until 
Ixms. T. V. 
Lorow. B. J. 
LaHlair, Walt. 
Isl'wIk, Benj. 
Lnkeii Bro*. 
liewli, A. H. 
Liiwtence, Jos. 
Lynch. (It. 
1, mil. 11 11. 11, 
Mitchell, C. J. 
Maddox, A. IV 
M u r jili y ft Nolan 
Murphy ftl'oivell 
Mix. O. L. 
McHtigh. H, A. 
Marco. Jas. 
Morgan, Vrctl 
Mnrahull ft 

"• Krvln 

McQueen. PrnnK 
Mario, Ben 
Mnyo, K. O. 
Miles. Burr 
Mucllonald. A. 
Mack, Hick 
Mellon. J, A. 
Mackintosh YW 
Montgomery J.Jf 
Mauetiester. II, 
Marlliiu Bros. 
Mnrlnw, B«n 
Melville, Marv 
Mauley, CbiK. 
Mlcliefaeti, Tliur 
tlhrphy,' Jas 
Murray ft ' 

Clayton 
Murphy ft 
•••■«■■ Palmer 
Minlo, — 
Mctlulre. J. A. 
Manning, Don 
Mnlvey, D. H. 
Mllllken, Win. 
MWall, 'Mr. 
Miiraiiinn, ' Wm. 
Msrdp, Frcl 
McOormack, K. 
McKlnnun ft ' 

Reed 
Moekle. 0. II. 
McKiimon, Arc 
Muck. Dick 
Martin, Wtudi. 
Maek, Thos. 
Murlha. J. It. 
Mellrose, Frank 
Mlohelsen. Thos 
Melroae, Wm. 
Ml'Hrllle, Hurry 
Mortimer, Cnau. 
Mack, Bob 
Mae, Jack 
Morton, J. Q. 
Mayo. Bur. 
Morris, l«* 
Muck. J. J 



Hwir«. Herb. 
S11I1.IIIT0, J, W. 
Stewart, Mr. 
e>well, Frank 
Hllver, Jaa. 
hturaut ft 

I.arnMo 
Hnlllvsn, siark 
Stewart A ' ' 

•■ Bsymnnrl 
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Sun, (ftrt 
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rherman, Dan 
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fctavllh, A. L. 
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Tally, II. L. 
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Trtrollo, T. 
Tursr, W. If. 
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Tiitbam, Warren 
Tlcrney. V. H. 
Tyler, Bob 
Turner, Marv. 
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Van, Billy, 
Vole, A. 
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Walah, Fred 
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West, J. It. 
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Waldo (JWT) 
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Warren, W. .1. 
Woodward, llur 
Wooilley. W. A. 
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Walters, Fred 
Weaver AlieVer. 
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West, Will 
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Indlanniiolls. — At the Park Theatre 

(Dickson & -Tullmlt, lunnitgeru) the seaaon 
will open with "The Girl of Hie Streets" Aug. 
1-8. '•What Women Will Do" 4-0. ' > 

1'AiitiiA.NK. — Iniieu' llntiil, week of July 25, 
drew the targeat hnalDense that wan ever at- 
tracted to this popular resort. The concert 
ami nolo imiubei'.i were liberally applauded. 

Notes.— The Druld'a Pike tlld a< fair busl- 
iichu week of 20. The carnlvnl, as an amuse- 
iiiettt euterprlse, seems to be on the wane 

here "Hnmpty Dumpty," under ennyae, 

llnlshed Its seaBon of four successful weeks 
KU, aud business Increased materially the 

loRt week The scuhod at English's Opera 

House will opeu Aug. 20; With A. (1. Pleld's 

MlttHlrelH. II. K Woodwortb, third huri- 

tone player of Innea' Band, and Mthel Os- 
borne, of Mt. Pleasant, Mich., were married 
here 20 

1 

Bvnnsvllle. — Oak Bum'mlt Park Thea- 
tre (W. B. Merrell, manager} was, on July 
2R and 2(1, crowded to the doors, and four 
of the beat concerts ever heard here were 
given by the Kilties Baud. This seaaon the 
band Is accompanied by Ocorge w. driflith. 
the clever Johnstono troup of dancers, and 
J. Coal en Lockbart. Numerous encores were 
responded to, In which American popular 
marches were played. On 27 the usual good 
vaudeville programme wns given, consisting 
of: Knox Wilson, the Olockers. KlUabetu 
Knight, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack llnyninu. 
Von Klein and Gibson were also a good 
number. 

Cook'h Pahk Thkatisb (Henry Lawrence, 
manager). — This bouse Is offering numerous 
Inducements and Is getting good crowds, 
ltecs Prosier Is making a success. The 
D'Arvlllo Sisters revived their popularity of 
last season. Daniel Parish, Veta Hall, and 
Calf and Waldron are all good attractions. 
The La Hose- Klectrlc Fountain continues 
to give two exhibitions nightly. The three 
ways figure eight continues in popularity. 
House of trouble and cave of the winds are 
also getting their share. Baud concerts 
are also given nightly. 

Notts. — The west Heights Park, after 
two seasons, has closed Its doors Indefinitely. 

Koch's drove and Cave Park continue 

to give free vaudeville, and are well at- 
tended Oak Summit Park, under the 

management of W. B, Merrell, has been very 
successful, so much so that next season Mr. 
Merrell will ngnln have charge, and expects 
to play a higher class of vaudeville than 
livaosvllto bns ever had before. 

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Terre Iia>utr.--At take View Park (Henry 

Brelulg, uiauager) business bns becu fine. The 
Kilties Hand, whicb stopped over on Its way 
to the fair, to (III a two days' engagement, 
drew enormous crowds. 

Noras. — II. (luy Woodward has Just ar- 
rived from Kansas City, and will spend n 
short vacation here. Mr. Woodward has been 
playing his own stock company at the Audi- 
torium. Kansas City, for several weeks past. 

CUa». It. Dtimti and Mnrx Myers have 

returned from Chicago, where they iibVc been 
to" contract for Pain's "I.nnt Days of Pom- 
peii," to he given at the fair gniuiHla during 
the old hoys' reunion and comity fair, week 

of Aug. 21» Hnse Kehrenlmi'li, who lias 

been spending her 'vacation In tula city, bet 
home, nas gone to St. Louis to till a vaude- 



ville engagement, but bas been engaged to 

uppcur here Week of Aug. 211.' Ucese V. 

I'rosser and Ueorge Mabarr, wuo are making 
this, their horn* town, ft short visit, will soon 
loin their respective compsnles. The former 
Will go with Al. fl. Field's Minstrels, snd the 

lotter wlttv "York 8tnte Folks." The 

(Irand Is scheduled to open the regular sea- 
son about BSpt. 16. 

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PENNSYLVANIA. 

Philadelphia. — Several openings are 
announced Mr the very near future. Blaney's 
Arch Street Theatre begins the season next 
Monday with- "Across the Pacific," while 
closely following Come Forepaugh'S Aug. Is), 
the National Aug. 13, the Grand Opera House 
Aug. 20, and the. People's Theatre- Aug. 20. 

Keith's Bijou -(K. P. Lyons, resident man- 
ager). — "Mr. Barnes, of New York," Is the 
offering by the stock company this week, 
with "The Private Secretary" In rehearsal to 
follow. "The Rector's Garden" met- with a 
fair degree of success last week. 

Keith's Nrw Thhatub (II. T. Jordan, 
resident manager).— The list of features this 
week Includes: "Our Boys In Blue," Mine. 
Slapoffskl, Carlton Mary and company. 
Ilurke. LaRue and the Inky Boys, Conn and 
Conrad, .Maddox and Wayne, 'Karl and Wil- 
son, Julia Halph, Delberg Sisters, Jos. Bel- 
mont, McKlntlon and Reed, Toledo and Rice, 
and the blogropb, . * 

Lycrum Thbatbb (John 0. Jermon, man- 
$atr). — The Lily Clevy Burlesquers la the 
title given the organization furnishing the 
entertainment thin week. A spectnl feature 
(s lit! Belle Aulanta, In an aerial act. 
(iood'slzedamlienees applauded the efforts of 
the liew Henry Burlestpjers last ; week. • 

Wi&rJow" Grove Paiik (Management Pnlla. 
Rapid ThanBlt Co.).— The Boys' New York 
Symphony Orchestra Is succeeded this weet 
by the Hnlem Cadet Band. 

Woodhide Park (Woodslde Park Amuse- 
ment Co., mnnagers). — Woodford's educated 
animal show and Olannlnl's Royal Marine 
Hand of Italy continue to hold the positions 
of prominence on the list of features at the 
pnrk,' 

CHESTNUT Hill Pabk (H. P. Auchy, noan- 
nger). — The Royal Venetian Band and the 
other features at this park continue un- 
changed. 

Washington Park (Wm. J. Thompson, 
manager). — There Is no change In the at- 
traction at this park, Llberntl's Band con- 
tinuing to occupy the band stand to the sat- 
isfaction of the putrous. •■■ ■■ 

Notes, — The Star Theatre, on' Eighth 
Street, is to be known this season as Dunn's 
Gaiety Theatre,, and Is to be run by F, V. 
Dunn himself. The house Is now being Im- 
proved, and Is to be opened Labor Day,' -with 
high clnss vaudeville.. "Thou Shalt Not Kill" 
Is to be the opening attraction at the Grand 
Opera House Aug. 20.... Mabel Nnrle Emer- 
son, playing at the Lyceum Theatre, and 
.Tatiies J. Jones, orchestra leader At the same 
house, were married last week In Camden. 

, A permit was taken out last' week for 

the erection of the new theatre at Broad aud 
Cherry Streets, for Charles B. Dillingham, 
The building Is to cost over $200,000. 
s 

Plttabnrir. — At the Bijou Theatre (R. M. 

Guiles," manager) the local theatrical season 
was opened Saturday night, July ;in, at this 
house, with W. II. Nankeville's Haverly's 
Minstrels ss the attraction. The theatre has 
been thoroughly renovated, and nothing has 
been omitted that will In any way promote 
the comfort and enjoyment of Its patrons. 
The opening performance was witnessed by 
an Immense audience, who thoroughly appre- 
ciated the meritorious efforts of the well bal- 
anced company, which remains throughout 
the current week. Vance and Sullivan's sen- 
sational melodrama, "The Lighthouse by the 
Sea," comes Aug. 8-13. - - 

Academy (Harry W. Williams, manager). 
— This popular house opens for the season 
Aug. 1. with Harry W Williams Jr.'s Im- 
perial Burlesquers hh the Initial attraction. 
They present two new burletlas, "The Gay 
Widow Bruwn" uml "The Girl from the 
West," In addition to a high class olio. The 
theatre has a very pleasing appearance after 
huvlug undergone a complete course of reno- 
vation. 'The BOn Ton Burlesquers 8-13. 

SrinTiiKBN Park (A. S. McSwIgan, mana- 
ger).— The attendance" last week was up' to 
the average, which Is very good. The bill 
for 1 and week Is Marlon' & Peurl's Minstrels, 
Including* Marion and Pearl, Soraker Bros., 
Edward' Rents, and the BHou Comedy Four, 

Krnnvwood Park (R t. Moorhead, man- 
ager). — The attendance continued good last 
week. Bill for the current week I Marsh, 
high diving bicyclist; Homestead Library 
Band. 

1 Calhoun Park. — Current bill: Hnverly 
Minstrel Band, John P. Clark, Dixie Trouua- 
doiit'tt. 

Southern Tark. — Current bill : Fourteenth 
Regiment, N. G. P. Band, Lone Star Quartet 

oak wood Park. — Current bill : Braddock 
Library Band, Walter Wallace Howards, 
eolurcii hoy preacher. ■ 
' ' a 

Erie. — At Woldumeer Fork (Thos. Mn- 
loney, manager) elegant business was done 
during the past week, with Marlon $ Pearl's 
.Minstrels. Due Aug. 1 'and week: flits 
Campbell, Jns. and col la Welch, Radle Pur- 
ninii. Sully family, Clarence Marks, and 
the I'ejrce Bros. 

Pour Mi.h Crbek Park (n. T. Foster, man. 
ager). — Large attendance during the past 
week. Hill Aug. 1 and week : The Four Brag- 
dons. Caroline Gnrduer. Cpgan and Bancroft, 
Morris and Daly, and Mux Wluslow. 

Pain's "Pompkii," week of July 20, was 
favored with standing room. 
1 

Lancaster. — At the Roof Garden (J. B. 

Peoples, manager) attractions for' week of 
Aug. 1 Include: The Hlluore Sisters, lloch- 
ICIton Co., the Carlos snd their educated 
dogs, Gilbert Snrony, Slater and Walker, 
Moiuiev and Holbein, and others. ' 

Uockv Si'HiNus Paiik Tiiratuh (H. B. 
Griffiths, manager). — Willis' Comedy Co., In 
"Two Old Cronies," 1-fl. 

Noth. — Clarence Barr left July 27 for 
Norwich, Conn., where he joins the Byrne 
Bros,' "Eight Bells" Co., as property man- 
ager. • - • - • 

s ■ 

Harrlaburit-. — Paxtanp Park (Felix M. 
Dnvls. manager) the Pnxtnng Stock Co. (N. 
Appell, nmtinger) continues to bo a big at- 
traction, nnd the fact that the week of Aug. 
1 will be the last has caused many regrets. 
The company will present "Mistaken Identi- 
ty" And "A Man of Mystery" as their two 
last bills. VnudeVllle will be resumed week 
of 8, and continue until the close of the 
season. The Appell enterprise will In nil 
prnbabllltv open the theatrical season at the 
Opera House. Mnuugcr Appell is now complet- 
ing arrangements for this and his Winter 
business, ' 

Altoona. — At Laketuont Pnrk Theatre (S. 
S. Crane, manager) Dan Crlmmlns and Rosa 
Gore, In "A W'nrm Match," drew big attend- 
ance week of 25. They are supported by the 
following company : Chas. lianley, Harry 
McAvoy, Jack Warren, Mile. Valesca, Ida Bell 
nnd Emma Dell. 

Wllllntusport, — At Vallamont Park Pa- 
vilion (Lyman' A. Pray, manager) the best 
business of the season prevailed- for "Drifted 
Apart" July 25-30.' "The Cowboy and the 
Lady." Aug. 1-8, and "A Celebrated 'Case." '4- 
are the current bills by tile stock; W. P. 
Burt, comedian, joins the company this week. 

— * V * 

Fred and Annie Prlot, comedy lueglers, 
who are playing the Steeplechase Pier, At- 
lantic City, N, J , tills week, report that (heir 
act has been meeting with success every- 
where. ...... - • ■ 



CALIFORNIA. 



Los Auareleav-'-At Morosco's BariMgk 
Theatre (Oliver MoroMO, manager) cap- 
tain Barr ngton" attracted satisfactory busi- 
ness week ending July 23. and "Where s 
Thompson," In the hBnds of the Oliver Mo- 
rosco Co., is drawing good houses 24 nnd 

W< Grand Opera House (Clarence Drown, 
mnnager).— The Wrlch Stock Co. succeeds In 
crowding this house. "Michael Strogoff 
having proved a good winner week ending 
2,1 ''Wicked London" opened to packed 
business 24. "On the Stroke of Twelve 13 

° n CASiSo d THEATRE (H. C. Wyatt ft Oliver 
Morosco, manngers).— "The Telephone Gll'l 
drew good business week ending- 23, and Is 
succeeded by "Kra D'nvolo." 

Oui'HEtiM (Clarence Drown, manager).— 
Femtifreo 25 and week: Walter Lcroy and 
Florence Clayton, In "A Horse on Hogsn: 
D'Arvllle Sisters, Cunnlngfanm and Smith, 
In "A Perfect Paradise ;" Green and Werner. 
(illlelmn and Murray, Leigh Bros., Harry 
Seeback, Valerie Bergcre and Co., and Or- 
pheirot motion pictures. Fine business. 
- I'NiQUn Theatre (Ilentz ft Znllee. mana- 
gers).— Features' Aug. 8 and week: The 
Thtee Renos, Richard Walsh and Adele LI- 
eon, Mr. and Mrs. Huun, Joe and Billy 
Wnldron, Tamm. unlque-o-scope. - : 

Bboadwat Theatre (A. J. MorennBtcra, 
mnuoger). — Features ' July 25 and week : 
Irving Trio, Schoenwerck, Smith and Chest- 
er. Kalacratue, Leo add Bulkey, and Rae 
Odette. 1 • ■ 

CiNEooRArit (J. A". Brown, manager). — 
Features recently presented at this bouse 
Include : Claud Kelly, Laura Banks, Minnie 
Pnnchctte, Morris Jones, Alvlno and Rita, 
and "A Wise' Judge." ' 

Notes. — Etbelyn Thompson, who has been 
singing through Japan, with the Shanghai 
Opera Co., is resting at the home of her par- 
ents In this city. Miss Thompson has signed 
with Weber ft Zelgfeld for the coming season. 

.H. Beers Loos bas been succeeded as 

manager at the Clneograph by J. A Brown. 

Billy Arlington, the old time minstrel, 

Is lining an engagement at Redondo 1 Beach, 
a seaside resort near Los Angeles. .. .Wln- 
fleld Hogaboon. assistant manager of the 
Grand Opera House for the past year, re- 
signs, taking effect Aug. 6. to return to news- 
paper work. His place will be filled by Thos. 

G. Baker At the last moment word Is 

received In this city that Ethel Barrymore Is 
indisposed, and will not appear on the stage 
for several weeks, thereby cancelling her en- 
gagement at the Mason Opera Rouse, sched- 
uled for 25 and week. Miss Barrymore will 
rest at Santa Barbara, Cal., where her moth- 
er, Georg'e Drew Barrymore, formerly had a 
Summer residence, and finally died.'. . .Mary 
Von Buren is reported engaged by Manager 
Morosco to join his forces and appear In Los 
Angeles about November. 1004.. ....The, Or- 

pheum and Burbank Theatres have gotten 
out ft vastly Improved bouse programme^ In 
pocket form, with artistic cover, the design. 
on the cover of the- Orpheum programme 
being the work of Nels Uolmblad, who Is 
quite skilled In this line. 

Oakland. — At the Macdonongh Theatre 
(Charles P/ Hall, manager) Ethel Barry- 
more opens In "Cousin Kate," Aug. 2, 3. 
i Liberty Playhouse) (H. W. Bishop, man- 
ager). — Hlsh op's company of players, July 
18 and week, in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde/' 
drew satisfactory audiences. The same 
company In "Mr. Barnes of New York," 25 
and week. ■ 

Bill Tkeatbb (Ed. Homan, manager).— 
Features 18 and week were: Jenkins and 
O'Nell, Helen Trenvllle, Three Kelsey Sis- 
ters, Jane Burgess, Phoebe Gibson, E. Will 
Bensley, moving pictures. Satisfactory 
business prevailed. 

1 Novelty Theatrd (Tony Lubelskl, man- 
ager) .—Features 18 and week were: Cbev- 
I'li'l, the Randolps, Marvelous Klngdon, 
Therese Dorgeval, Derenda and Green, Wal- 
ler C. Kerrlck, the vitascope. Business Is 
steadily Increasing. 

1 Euriing Tjikatkk (Lee V. Stone, mana- 
ger). — Features for week of 18 were: Mr. 
and Mrs. Clark Mounts. Luella Gross, Willis 
and Barron, Ernest Edwards, the Great 
Raymond (his return engagement at this 
house), new moving pictures. Business la 

big. 

1 I00BA Park Theatre (Fred L. Griffiths, 
manager). — The change In the weather bas 
materially Increased the attendance at Idora 
Park, and the many attractions are drawing 
larger crowds than ever before. "The 
Fairies Glen," 18-23, was the best feature 
at the park. It proved 'an agreeable change 
from the continuous performance, the pro- 
gramme occupying nearly two hours. Sev- 
eral new outdoor attractions are contem- 
plated, and the zoo will be enlarged. The 
picnic grounds are in splendid condition 
and attract large attendances In the after- 
noons. Special matinees are given Satur- 
day and Sunday afternoons. 
' Note. — Lander Stevens has been specially 
engaged to assume the title role fo "Dr. 
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," at Liberty Playhouse. 
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MICHIGAN. 



Detroit.— At the Temple Theatre (J. H. 
Moore, manager) attractions for week of 
Aug. 1: The Eight English Girls, Eva Wil- 
liams and Jac Tucker, Edwin Keough and 
Dorothy Ballard, Bean and Hamilton, Hoey 
and Lee, Le Roy and La Vanlon, Ray Cox, 
Dave Claudius, and Edward Corbln. 

1 Avrniie ' Theatre (Drew ft Campbell, 
lessees) . — Harry Glacier, ' assisted by the 
Majestic Stock Co,, presented "The Three 
Musketeers" to packed houses week of July 
25. All the members of 'the company won 
generous applause. Mr. GUuier'B entrance 
wns the signal for an ovation. Mr. Glazier 
lias arranged to prolong bis engagement and 
will be seen la "Captain Swift 1 ' week of 
Aug. 1. 

Tub Whitney Thbatrb opens for ths 
regular season July 31, with "The Wayward 
Son" as the attraction. 

•' Notes. — Draw ft Campbell, present pro- 
prietors of the Avenue Theatre, will con- 
tinue the Majestic Stock Co. there until 
Aug. 21, when the policy will change to 
vaudeville and extravaganza, two pertorm- 

nnces : dally The Detroit PresB Club's 

entertainment at the Light Guard Armory 
on the evening of July 23, proved an artistic 
and financial success. 
a 
Hamilton. — At Nona Park (J. Q. Apple- 
ton, manager) week of July 25, the Harry 
Iilndley Co. put on "The Lime Kiln Club/' 
to excellent business. Josh M. Chapman, 
now resident here, played his old role. Week 
of Aug. 1 Rbe Loralno Co. will open' an 
engngement. 

' Mountain Park (Wm. B. Sherman, man- 
ager). — Uood business week of July 25. the 
Currier Co. appearing In "A Soldier's Wife" 
and "Lost and Won." Week of Aug. 1, "A 
Country Girl ;" week of 8. Geo. Summers' 
Co: will open, the Currier Co. going on the 
road. * « • 

n." a 

Grand Itaplds. — At Uamona Theatre 
(Orln 'Stair, mahnger), wees of July 31, the 
Robson Opera Co. presents "The Mikado." 

1 UotinttiY'tf Pavilion (Chas. Godfroy,' man- 
ager). — Week of 31: tunnies and Denn, 
Barrr and Mason, Ward and Lester, Morris 
Donley. Spauldlng, and Robert Baker. 

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Kalaraaiiio.- At Casino Park (Baird ft 
DnBen, managers) business continues first 
class, the vaudeville bills offered being ex- 
ceptionally good. 

- h'F.Rit.iRt Brothers' Carnival Co. will put 
on n grand street fair Aug. 8-13. 
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Bar City .—At ' the- Wen on a Beach Park 



Casino (L. W. Richards, mansecr) the it„i. 
sou Opera Co. presented "The Mikado" 1,. 
enthusiastic audiences of splendid nh v ' W „'L 
of July 24. For 31 .and week the blil iiii 
Include: The Cherry Sisters, Cal HtewnY 
Orvlllc and Frank, Millard Brothers, the . 
mont Trio, Dick nnd Hffle Gnlsso, Itntli She, 
and Weston and Raymond. New features are 
being added, and the resort Is becoming more 
popular each week, and much praise is due 
Manager Richards for the courteous 'treat 

ment received by patrons Frank Dam' 

bard, of the team of Swan and Bombard and 
an old Bay City boy, was calling on friends 
and relatives the past week.- 

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NEW YORK STATE. 

nn fin In. — At the Star Theatre (J v 
Stlrllngrmnnager) Manager Walter Boldwln' 
of the. Baldwln-Melvllle Vo,, offers a double 
bill for week of Aug. 1— "Davy Crockett' 
and "Monte Crlsto." "The Lady of Lyons ' 
with William. Farnum as Claude Melnott'e 
proved to be the most popular attraction 
yat given In a remarkably successful Sum- 
mer stock engagement. Week of 8. "What 
Happened'to Jones." . ' 

Shea's Garden Theatre.. — Week of 1 • Co- 
rlnne, Smith snd Cook, Eddie Heron 'snd 
Co., Deitorelll and Gllssando, Sisters Devon 
Wood Brothers, the' Britons, Sydney Deauc' 
Stanley Hawkins, Frank Belcher and iler' 
hert Ayllng. 

Lafayette Theatre (Charles M. Bagi 
manager)'. — Terry McGovera hi this week's 
heaillFnor, in conjunction ' with the Peach 
Blow Girls, headed by Harry Montague, who 
will present the burlesques "The Brunetle" 
and ''Four Jolly Sports." Business is re- 
ported as highly satisfactory. 

Athletic Park (Robert F. Walter, mana- 
ger). — The Giant Circle Swing has proved a 
fiotent attraction, as well as J. W. Zarro's 
Hustons, with James S.Coe, manager. Cusey 
and Le Clair, and Abbott Davidson pleased 
last week In the theatre. This week's list In- 
cludes : Potts and Potts, Alien and Deimaln 
Armstrong, Joe A. Hardman, Chlqulta. 

Academy Thbatrb (P. C. Cornell, mana- 

§Br). — The regular season begins here Aue 
, with Joe Welch, In "The Peddler." 
Notes. — Pauline West has signed with 
Leavltt's "Uncle Josh Spruceby.". . . .Vaude- 
ville has been discontinued at Idlewlld Pnrk 
musical features supplanting In the theatre 
and on the boat. Manager Garfield, of that 
resort, has made a pronounced success. 

Rochester.: — At the Lyceum Theatre 
(ME. Wolff, manager) Dockswdar's Min- 
strels open the regular season at this bouse 
Aug. II). Mr. Wolff has Just returned from 
New York, where he completed arrangements 
for most bookings for the approaching season. 

National Theatre (Max Hnr tig, malin- 
ger). — Large audiences thoroughly enjoved 
"Mistress Nell" as played by the stock week 
of July 25. JesBle Itonstelle; Paul McAllister, 
Edna Archer Crawford did splendidly. Owing 
to the numerous requests of Miss Ronatelle's 
many admirers, her engagement has been 
again lengthened— for the third time this 
season, add the present season of stuck will 
continue right up to the opening of the regu- 
lar season at this bouse, which Is Aug. 22. 
Week of Aug. 1, ''Miss Hobhs." 

Cook Opera House (J. H. Moore, mana- 
ger). — "The Shaugbratm" proved to be a 
most entertnlnlng offering week of Julv S3. 
Bert Lytell, in the leading role: David Hart- 
ford, Harold Mordaunt and Adora Andrews 
are all entitled to praise. Week of Aug. i, 
"The Ironmaster." ■•' 

Ontario Beach Park (Jno. J. Collins, 
manager). — Large crowds are the rule. Con- 
way's Ithaca Band has been re-engaged fur 
(he current week. "Dare Devil" Barber, a 
Rochester boy, begins a week's engagement 
31, In "Looping the Gap." 

Notes. — The Shriners Carnival, at Glen 
Haven, Is doing Immense business, and from 
all present Indications same will continue 

until Its close, Aug. G The Cook 

Opera House ball team will again piny the 
team representing the local lodge of Elks, 
Aug. 11, and a lively time Is anticipated, 
s 

Albany, — Harmnnus Bleecker Hall (H. 
R. Jacobs, manager) will reopen Wednesday, 
Aug. 3. with Dockstflder's 1 Minstrels. On Aug. 
11 a strong vaudeville company, headed by 
Edna Wallace Hopper, will appear, 

Proctoh's Theatkh ■ (Howard Graham, 
resident manager). — After a Summer closing, 
during which time the house has been com- 
pletely transformed In Its interior arrange- 
ment and decoration. It wlll"reopen Aug. 1, 
with the regular stock company, In "A Bache- 
lor's Honeymoon." 

Electric Pabk was unusually popular last 
week 1 because of the fine attractions at the 
rustic theatre. Bill for week of Aug. 1 : Mr. 
nnd Mrs. Mark Murphy, In "Why Dugtin 
Swore Off ;" Chinese Johnny Williams, Mar- 
ron Garson, and Collins and Vack. ' 
s 

Elmlrn — At RorlcVs Glen Park Thea- 
tre '(Herbert Salinger, manager) "Said 
I'uslm" was sung last week to the largest 
audiences of the season. On account of the 
marked success of this production no change 
of bill will be made this week- - 

Rialto Theatre (F. W. McConnell, man- 
ager). — Bill for week of Aug. 1 : Clinton nnd 
Wilson. -Fred Caldwell, Florence Hughes, 
Elsie Delroy, Marie Conyer, Madge Daylelle. 
Business last week was exceptionally nig. 

Elduidgb Park (Enoch Little, manager). 
—Bill announced for Aug. 1: Abbot David- 
son, Princess Chlnqiillla, Jones and Sutton, 
and William J. Kurtls. Large crowds are In 
nltendance dally. 

• 4 1 » 

COLORADO. 



Denver. — At the Broawny Theatre anil 
Garden (Peter McConrt, manager) week of 
July "31, "My Friend from India." Week of 
24, Bobt. Drouet and Katberlne Gray, suit- 
ported by the Broadway Stock Co., presented 
'The Man from Mexico," to good houses. 

Elitch Gardens (Mary ditch-Long, man- 
ager).— Week of 81, Maude Fealy, In "The 
Prince nnd the Pauper." Week of 24, Ed- 
win Arden, supported by the Bellows Stock 
Co., In "Soldiers of Fortune," gave a great 
show and packed the theatre. The gardens 
are doing the best business of any season. 
All the outdoor attractions are well patron- 
ised. 

Manhattan Beach (W. B. Lawrence, man- 
ager).— Week of 24: Miles McCarthy and 
company, Alda Woolcott, the Oireat Deonzo, 
Olson Bros.: Anderson and Wallace, Fred Zo- 
Iodic. Business Is good. - '' 

Novelty (Henry Lubeskl, manager).— 
Week of 24 : John Morrison. the^Bennett 
Sisters, Bnrlngton, Billy Price, Sara Lu- 
beskl, Business Is good. - '-< 1 

New Crystal (Geo. Ira Adams, manager). 
—Week of 31 : Camna and Toledo; Burton 
nnd Do Elmore, Alherns. Powers and Theo- 
bald, .Tack Irvln, Chas, P. Evans. Business 
Is good. 

' ' 4 1 » 

REDUCED RATES TO BOSTON. 



Via Pennsylvania Rallroadi Account 
<«. A. R. National Encampment. 

On account of the National Encampment, 
G. A. It., at Boston, Mass., Aug\ 15 to 20, 
1904, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company 
will sell excursion tickets to Boston, Mass., 
from all stations on Its lines from Aug. 13 
to 15, Inclusive, at greatly reduced rates. 
These tickets Will be good for return pas- 
sage, to leave Boston not earlier than Ang- 
lo, nor later than Aug, 20, Inclusive, when 
executed by Joint Agent at Boston. 

Upon deposit of ticket with Joint Agent 
on or before Aug, 20, and payment of Qity 
cents, an extension of return limit may be 
secured to leave Boston to Sept 30, inclu- 
sive. 



August 6. 



THE 1STETW YORK CLIPPER. 



549 



Moving Picture Machine*. 



Seres, Unt^S*™* l^JfiJ*5B*«5!!& 

Jul and boegnfc Bpf" ■ 
Shows giy 
Cine. * W 



Special fllmB and Hides Made, 

ert mechanics. Gcrm»n-Am. 

Co., ltt E.9athBt-,K.V. Teb.SM J. T». 



"««»ttfEi 



„«iVKRSAL BDIIOIf EXHIBITION 

UMhanlsm wsntod, In «no order, late date. 

^»!ITK» ft' Once, » number of good Second 
n.«d Fllms-Comio, etc., Ionic ones If possible; 
,«. aiison Exhibition or Universal Klnetoscopo. 
»1M Ban"" MROUANIC. caro of CLIPPEIl. 



"STJilC COMPOSED AMD ARRANGED 

tnV any Instrument or number of Instruments 
K,„ wo rdsand music, sketched, etc. Bend stamp 
rUAS I. 1.KWI9, 429 Richmond St., Cincinnati, 0. 



CUAS. 

HOW TO START IN SHOW BUSINESS. 

._._.. . Mt m i i.i h»nt. in «i= ^i| kinds acts. 
, Phils,., Pa. 



/rnnvrlabtl 3 different hooks 10 cts. / 

V ooUDIUCH, LAWYER, Ml West Madison 
at ilhlcako: established 1804. Business legal and 
qtUBt n wnche^andjacllitlw Inother BUtes. 

gTRKBT MEN AND ORAFTERS.-We are 
mannfsctnrers of the Chemical , Microscope or 
uamilfvlng Glass: also Wine Glasses and llahy 
Hollies. Bend stamp for price list. CHICAGO VIAL 
AMD M'K'tf. CO; 1633 W. Lake St., Chicago, 111. 

A TLinBRTY,FREDERlCKS.NEILL,ArtHUc 
Picture Machine Operator and Electrician. Large 
.mount of un-to-dare film. Alao Al Mandolin 
Player and Xylophone Soloist. Heat or refer- 
ences Rep. and other responsible managers, 
write. Address 100 So. Un ion St., Burlington, VI. 

~A*T LIBERTY, *PHOP. A.J. SMITH, 
Ai Vnmper on Organ or Piano; nlso play Violin, 
Cornet, Flute, Piccolo. Mandolin, Xylophone, 
Unities, Slclghbells, Trick and Chinese Fiddle. 
Will travel with Med. show for tio and expenses 
weekly. Require ticket. Address 

1M MAUISOS ST., BUFFALO, N. Y . 

A FINE COLLECTION OP RBLMI, 

over 400 articles, all In Bard Wood Frames. 
JOS. WEIL, «87 Third Ave., N. Y. 



FILMS FOR RENT 

M,000 FEET OF THE LATEST 

Spectacular, War, Historical, Scenic, 

Myttarioui and Comedy Future 
r ., T „„ SubJacU to Select From. 

LATEST ILLUSTRATED SONG BETS RENTED. 
Write for Hsu Terms right. 

C. I VAN DUZEE, 



Via Hennepin Ave., 
Minneapolis, Minn. 



WANTED, Sketch Team, Lady and Gentleman, 
single and double specialties, change for 3 nights; 
Singing and Dancing Comedian. Anything still- 
nliln for refined audiences. Preference tolliose 
thai can double <n orchestra. Never close. 

Htl N K A" LEIOHI0N, Oen. Del., Nashua, N. II. 



wa XT bd— For Clark A Hunt's Comedy Com- 
pany, at once, Sketch Team, mtn and wife, and a 
riano Player. Tickets f no. Care of 

CLARK 4 HUNT'S B'G CO., 
■_ No. 310 North Ave .Medina, N. V. 



ATTENTION! 

Prises and Gifts lor All Games. 

JEWRLRY and NOVELTIES for Souvenir 
Stands, Parks, l>nlrs, Cnrnlvnla, and Thea- 
tre -SIS*™? 81 ESTADI.IsilMENT IN 
NEW YOIllv. Send for Calnloguc end Price 
Ll ^-„„ „ ALFRED GUGGENHEIM, 
r>20 Broniltaray.jcor. Spring St., N. Y. City. 

BATTLEPARK 

CASINO STOCK, 

BATOK BOUGE 14., 

WANTS lUJICK, HANDSOME, rKTITRS. ft I). 
SOUBRBTTK. Send pliolo anil full description 
Statcsalary for balance of season, Pay tour own 
1'etiplc In all lines, write. Address T. M. BROWN, 
Mana ger, L. Boa raa, Bauin Ratine, La. 

DON'T TAKE CHANCES. 

M Yon AVant Raaulta Use a CROSS 

LETTER HEAD 

SEND FOR FREE SAMPLES. . 

GROSS "WKXJW* CHIMED 

15c. for Stage Money. Dook of run, aoc 



THEATRICAL HOTELS 

BOARDING HOUSES. 

HKTHOPOLITAM HOTEL Broadway and 
2Tlti St., New York. European Plan. Rooms ».'■ a 
wcck.jip. Writ. BTMoU, Prop..M. K. MoNitlly.Mgr. 

ST. ClIAKLKS llllTKL, 1.1 So. Clark St., 
Chicago; Robt. J. Gould. Prop. Theatrical need- 
qnarters.Rooms teto $7 per wcck.Slcam lioat.liaths 



NATIONAL 



HOTEL, CHICAOO. 

Van Bnrcnanil wahashAv 
D. A. DOOLEY, Pron._ 

WM. TKl.l, IIOIIRE, llowanl and Somerset 

sis., lloston, Mass. Central location. Excellent 
meals. EMILY T. KANNWART^Prop^ 

RKVJEIIE HOU8B, 

OLARK and MICHIGAN STREETS, CHICAGO. 
American, $2 and up; Kuropesn, Ticts. and up. 

Special Rates lo Theatrical Profession. 
.- . B. A. CROWK, Proprietor. 



WANTED, for Empire Comedy Co., Al Skelcli 
Team, Man and Woman, capable of changing for 
week. Singles and doubles, Man to do Comedy 
In Acts, ono to donblo Piano. Make salary low 
and tell all. This Is not a Medicine Co. 

11ARRYC. MERKLEY, St. Johnsvllle, N. Y. 



WANTED, tor Stevens and Mossman Comedy 
Co., umior. canvas, good Juvenile Woman wlfh 
specialties, also Street Comets, Leador, with muse 
lo dohhlc small pang.- Sketch Team that can fill 
ilieahove write; salary low, sure. Wllllauisv)llc,Hl. 



Robinson's 
House 




FOR RENT. 

Cincinnati. O. 



For particulars apply to 



JNO. D. DAVIS, Agent, 

4 14 Plum Stroot. 

WANTED (luic«.00O|) SKETCH TEAM. 
Man and wife; two single performers, Comedian 
and Silent Man, Change for week; live on lot; 
salary every Sunday; $16 doable. SRnlngle; long, 
steady engagement to right people; no hams i r 
managers ami imishera tolerated; will advance 
llckita. Address 

TflE FOREST HERB WED: C0.,Percy, Marlon Co., 
la. P.S— Thnac Hint-wrote befo re wrllc again. 

FOR SALE— 40ft. R. T.,21X30ft MlddioTpolcs, 
side Walls, io-tler Beam, Stage, lnxai; Curtains, 
wings, Lights, Kitchen Out tit; good order; n«w 
in imc. Can give good paying route South. Will 
sell cheap, if at onoe. Wire or write. M. Melville, 
Aug, 13, Perry, Mo.; 4-0, Now London, Mo. 



WANTED dtUnce, a number of good Second 
Land Films— Comlo, olc, long ones If possible; 
also Edison Exhibition or Universal Klnctoseopo. 
J. HALL, 204 McAlplu St., I'hlla., Pa. 



FOR SALE— 62 Oil Paintings by Iho famous 
Miinkacsky, illustrating the Book of Rcvolatlons, 
caoh painting 10x15ft. on a continuous roll. Big 
money for Parks, Uamlvals, otc. 

' II. F. RAZA, 1416 Douglas, Omaha. 



ROGERS' STOCK CO., Brass Hand and 
orchestra. Ore of Ilia best equipped Rep on the 
tjad. Wanted-A Man for Leads and Heavies, 
JOBMa for diameters, Oood Actor for (ioneral 
Business; also Baritone to Double O., Dramatic 
wader to Double In Band. Long reason. Manage- 
Jjf Pays all. Give age, height, weight. Open 
•tun. M. No tlnio for long eorrcsponilnneo. Tell all 
lyjUjMie. Wm. Brooks, Mgr.,Bnx6C8,linffalo,N.Y. 



_ FOR SALE BIO BARGAIN. 

Moving Picture Machine. 

i nc (Jptlgrapli, complete, with Rlicoslat. Also 
"bout ao dlrjrerdnt Films, Including SOOfcot Blue- 
ward, all In vorr good condition. Enough to 
8tyc an evening's entertainment. Fifty dollars 
t«kes entire outfit. Address 
VBNETIAN PARI )E N, Btciihcnville, Ohio. 

Wantflfl lihclplanc >'lrst Class Sober and Re- 

,, ,"• ™ U5 ™" S — Unble Trap Drummer, 
"Mldnetand Tromliono. BEN UOKNKII, 
isreo! Gollumr Bros., Council BluOS. la., Aug. 4; 
Manning :6, oicwcln 6, Plattvllle, Wis., 8; Lan- 
^jwiere , Wa'crtowu lo . 

MUTOSCOPE BARGAIN. 

w Second Hand Wooden Oahlnet Machines with 
"on pedealal, in good working order. #600 cash. 
Address MUTO, care of CLIPPER. 

llLABIOItfBTTIST, 

a. and O., AT lilBERTY SEPT. |0, 

"111 travel; prefer theatre;. references Reliable 
PMIteaonly. "CLARIONET," 42a N Wahaatnh. 
. j Oolorado Bpringe, Colo . 

UDT HOoICTaN AT LIBBB'iY, 

Slide Trniuuoue and Piano; Sight Render; expo 
-cdys. and o: /Addraee 

CLAlX 

Thorom 

onreeel 



1; B. ani 
JftOMBONIST.Gen. Bel., Lexington, 

mi 



mm AT LIBERTY. 

ffhly experienced; locate or travel. Join 
elptotwlre. JOSEPH P. DAY. 

724 14lli,Aveniu\pat<<rson. |J. J._ 



,. WANTEO, TWO SIN61N6 COMEDIANS 

wt'h Banjos or Onifara. 'Tho*ewho put on-'acts 
t'r«erred. Work on platform ; best salaries. Ad- 
WtSBW. U. Ua2leUorDwltBiWllcox,J3eil»lla 1 Mv. 



For Opening New Tliea«r« Sept. I, 

First Leading Woman, Character 
Woman and Heavy Man. 

Professionals In South, wrlio ipilcklv. Address 
JAMES 1). BIJRBKIIMIK, 

ManagBr>'cw Duval l licatre, Jacksonville, Fla. 

\rV> AN T aS OTT 

Silent Performer 

That. Does Several .Specialties and Works in Acts. 

BLACK FACE COMEDIAN 

That can chan'go often. Stale salary, all you do 
and when you can Julu. Other useful people write. 
Address C. C. ALLEN 

Nature' s Remed y Co.. Phl'udelphla, Pa. 

A* 1-ibeair-tV, 

WM. ». SMITH, 

For Either Manager, 'gent. Old Men, 

Characters, Gen'l Bus. or Stage Mgr. 

Prefer one piece as Manager or Agent, or will In- 
vest. Add. permanently, IIARWOOD, Mo. 
FOR SALE. ILL. BONO OUTFIT. 



KAISERHOF 

SPECIAL RATES. NEW QEKMAN RESTAURANT, 



Fireproof. 

M.CLAHK S- 
Jackaon, CHICAUO, 



»70t 



Europoan. 
CLARK ST.. near 



Perfect cnlslne. service, appolt 
plan. J. M. IIANRAIIAN, Pro| 



HTHOSS llOTKLi, ^1 anil »eW. 141b ST., 

CINCINNATI, OHIO. AUERICAN PLAN. 
_ $7.1)0 SINGLE, 16.00 DOnHLE PER WEEK. _ 

CIIKSTKKFIK1.D.- Elegant liotel; modern. 

ointments. European 

Prop., Pclersburg.va^ 

TRAPALaAR.llSllTEast HtllSt.. New York, 
opp. Dewey. Roouia We., T«c, $l, ti.m day; »2.M 
to $s week. W. D. IIANNHiAN, Propr^ 

Wabaeli * Madison, CI1IOAOO. 
(). 0. Vaughan, J'rop. Strictly 
American Plan, $S-$1S single; 
17-Slii double. 



Bet Howte With Tlie Great 
WALLACE SHOWS. 



I.ntr of the Famous 
TuruUlers, Acrobats anil 



SISTERS, 



Nelson Family. 

Contortionists. 



™-$TELlMi k HNUw 



Double arid Mingle Clowns. 
Our New Si 



I .in* out 
porlally N.i-it Seusou. 



for 



C. Z. BRONSON 



And Ills Band. 



HOTEL OXFORD, Canal .V Adams SIS., West 
Side, CHICAGO. American A European. SncV.lal 
rates to Pro fcssloiials. FRANK HUNT, Proprlclor, 

WPi Hew Hotel Wl?&iSi& 

Rooms snc. lo 76c. per day; $2.50 and fi.oo a week. 
Ladles' Restaurant on second floor. No. t K. 4llt 
St., Wilmington, Del. O, It. HOLT, Prop. 



PALACE HOTEL, 101 N.Clark St., Chicago, 
«k; with private bath, $7. 
H. B. HUMPHREY, Prop. 



European, JS per week 
Turkish Bath, too, 



ST. JAMES HOTEL. TOLEDO, O. Ameri- 
can Plan. Theatrical Headquarters. $1.M single, 
}1 double: lo and 17 per week. 



VICTOR hoc* v., 274 K. Indiana SL, Chicago. 
Room and Board, *» week. Italian and French 
Culsloe. Cenlrally located. V. Ca8tellail,_Prop. 

HOTEL VELEY 

■CROPBAN FEiAN. 

KT Special weekly rotes to the profession. 
1M ci ark St.. Chicago. Moat central location In City 



DELM-GARlli TRIO, 

World's Champion Aerlnl Hur Gyuiunsts. 

TJONNIE, 

Queon of the Aerial Kings. 

Corclli, Rooney & Roycr, 

Comedy Acrolmllc Feature. .. 

THREE NAVAROS 



HOME OF THE ATTBAUTIONM WITH 

RINGLING 
BROS.' 

world's f^l JOaT**l JJBK 

greatkst %aeyMe^K %»#%ef'#JaW 

These Attraettnna may be add t iee U e»N 

III noli NO ltllOS., llaraboo. Wis., Of U »et 
route of allow. 

VICTOR BEDINI FAMILY 



Sensational Emir stria us. The on 
America Introduclaf a dog and 
Jumping on 1 horse. 



ly act In 

I people 



il 



IT'S THE TRUTH" 



WANTED «U UK, 

A I REPERTOIRE ACTOR, 

To play any thing cast for nnd direct stage; pre- 
fer one playing brass. Salary uo object, but you 
must be worth It. Also want Strong 

BARITONE PLAYER, 

To doulde stage. We never close. Week stands. 
We nay expenses. No luin/.c. 'State lowest first 
Ictlcr. HE LACOUK .fc FIELDS, Mlddlclnwn, liid., 
1-6; nimnonS-13. Swayzoe IMP, Warren 2J-27. 

AT LIBERTY, 
PIAMISTE, LEADER.] 



E.vperlnnued; reliable; 
Responsible Hers, only. 



Locale or travel. 
silt edge ref. Res| 

Addros LoltAINK DAM.DNDK. > 
20»8PryliiiilaSlreet, New Orleans. > 



Onr 

$14 STKHEOl'TICON Is an lioncsl made, up 
to date, I'riireHSloiial r>ae.hlhe, with all the latest 
Improvements. Our SKCOSD HAND FILMS 
and HONO SLIDES arc the cheapen. Send 
stamps for list. Also highest prices paid. 

PE4RCE & SCHfiCK, 

Sit N. Cialverl St„ IlnHo., Mil. 



Tin. 



STREET MIRS.CARNIVALMELEBnATtOUS, 
CONVENTIONS. CENTENNIALS, Etc. 

HEAD THE . . 

NEW YORK INFORMANT. 

For Salo by Ncwsilcalcrs or at Ofllcc. 

10S .IOIIN ST., R. V. Oily, 



For 



Cl., 



WANTED. 

Harrison's A Turkish Diplomat 

CORIIC OPERA PEOPLE. 

Principal Cuinrriluii and Stage Director, flood 
Prima Hiiinia Soprano, Lady for Ton'iir Roles; alsii 
One I'laliii riiiK-r. Oilier ptlmlpals and chorus, 
and Komi sister Team for specla tics and small 
paria. stale lowest lenns and all 111 llral lellcr, 
and send plintiis, nlileb will be relinneil. Money 
sure; regular season. Aiblress 4. l-\ HAHKISoN. 
Hgr., Nslnne Theatre, Joneslioro. Ark- 



WANTED QUICK, 

First Part Ladies 
And Good Acts. 

Writ*. KIIANK SCIIAKI'KR, 

ScliHefei'sOitrdenjrjicatjo^^.JJoliimlma^lib). 

^AT LIBEBTY, 

ELSIE MINET, 

1 1 envies and Clmriudcr Bkeli-lu's; expoii- 
eiii'i'il iitnl lluironglily rtdluhlo: gond wnrd- 
robe. "t'S Month 17t.li St., llnin ha. X cb, 

GOOD CHARACTER WOMAN, 

VEHY UEVER LITTLE tllBL. 

A'd r d i ^"s dSpcc,,tl,,08 6u&V K 'irXMA f N alure ' 

. Oarc ofOycJfi Pal k Tl ieal.ro , Dallas, Tc.\as._ 

lXMn% COBPilES. 

THREE LARGE BAILS FOB REHEARSALS. 

. EOU1PPBU, WITH STAGE AND SUKNKRY. 
ItllE /Ulini'V AdJolnlngJProctor's Palace, 
PALM WAKUlin, KaslJRtli Street. 
Day and Eve ning^ Inquire en i Preplaea. 

EMMA BALLARD, 

CHARACTERS, 

Invites offers for Stock, ReperioDe or ono piece 
fornexts^jtjm flgfi^ , lrl „ Bcp „ rt , Oonn . 

WANTED QUIOK, 

KKHEARSAL AU(J. S, :, 



WANTED TO BUY, 

PARADK DRESS Oil UNIKHUM l-'OR HAND; must 
be In A No, 1 condition; olio set of drums, 3SU 
folding clialra, ono lent , from a 6'i lo an at*, ronud 
ton with middle piece, No rag goes, so slato Jus) 
what you have Address 

HARRV KBLL A,iOanton,01rlB. : 

WANTED 

STRONG OUTSIDE ATTBA0TI0I8 FOR 
SEA BBEEZE PABK. 

llliiiloo, Arabian, Jnpaneso Troupes or Aerial 
I'crforniora. Write i|iilck, slato lowest salary. 
II.IMItHMiAN.fi N. Water Bt, Rochester, N. V. 
Adv. Agl. Rochester & Siiburlian R'way. 



WARDI 

FOR THE STAGS. 

SHORTLY D8KI). Alao STRUCT flOWKS. Wo 
havo on band a large assnrlinent of slightly worn 
Evening flowiis, Dinner. Reception and Tea Gnirhs. 
These robes are perfect in even reaper!, and aro 
esiieclally suitable for wear In lllfilt OLAMS DRA- 
MATIC PRODUCTIONS. We havoa full lino of 
Seal Skill Coats and Kara of all kinds. 
' MB8. II, BT ARK, 367 South Slato Si., CIIIOAOO. 

OUR TPMNQ CATAL06UE 

lashed April 1, will contain a complete lino of 
goods lined br Hlrent Mm, Carnival Mi'ii 
and Canvannni. Please send In your per- 
manent address. L'atnlogno Till bo sent to you 
froeeiciiarco... - 

LEVIN BROS., 

Established lssn. 
* 3 0-31 N. Ststli HU -eel, Terre Hanle , Ind . _ 

A CHANCE WANTED, 

BY AN AMATEUR, WITH A 

LARGE EXPERIENCE. 

ONE PIKI'K PIltiPKKKED; DRAMATIC. I 
DON'T KNOW IT ALL. 

UKsroNSI lll.i; MANAflKIl ONLY, Address 

p. O. IIOX 834, Auburn, Mc. 

The Misses Mac Proud, ft 

DIRECT FROM PARIS. 

Ilellnml Hualcal Arllsta •■ Violoncello, 

8IM« Troinltone anil Piano. 
Open fur season cngagcinoni In First Class llolel; 
alao oblalnablo for Ooni erls nml Miislealos. 
Address THE DISHES MAO PIIOI1D, 

1311 North 1 6UiBlre ol, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Costumes For Sale!! 

Have big asHiirtmcnt, from acvcral prnductlons, 
l)i for musical coined/ or burlesque shows. 

XV r ill (Sell Cheap. 

II. OPJPBNUKlMK.lt, 127 West 4;2d_ Street., N. Y._ 

Arch Theatre. 

No. 393 ONTARIO 8T,, Cleveland, Ohio. 

WASTED AT ALL TIMES, 
Sketch Tunis, Single Women and Sister Ads 

.1. i'.. MIL1.HII, l'»-o|ii'li l"i. 



CAMILLE FORTUNS TRIO 

Champion llorlsontat liar L'omlques. Third 
season with Itlii glliig Bros. 

DA COMFF AMILY 

An Absolutely Original A erial U aplsy. 
TUB FAMtitm • 

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7 

America's Greatest Trotips of 'Cyclists. 

THE FLYInTFISHERS 

Henestloual Lon g Distance Mid Air Leap*. 

THE ELDREDS 

Only Threo Artists In tbo World Accompllah- 
lug Triple Hlmiiltnncous la;nn front the 
ground on to the buck of a galloping horse. 

TI1H FLKXIULB KtlVIMPHIHTfl. 

CEIMARO THEOL 

llm.hi'il solid In tlin lilggcsl nnd best lliea- 
ttvs In tiio world for tlima years. 

THE AERIAL SMITHS 

Artistic Posing on the Double Trspeae. 



DOLLAR TROUPE 



Acrobats. 



Feature with Itlngllng 
Clrcua— Hccond Year. 



Uros.' 



AURA, 
IOTA, 



Tell all flrst letter; must ha«p wardrobe 
pay all after Joining. Cliff I. Venlc,..write, 
1). IlKN^Y^SlJllinton^ 



Seneca Falls, N. V. 



KITTY 



iAmEsTHE BRADYS 

Origlnalorshf Singing aud Bag punching at same 
tim e, with Mu«ln. Oh lea go opera IIoiibo, A ug. «._ 
~~- AT LIBKtATY, 

HOPK LOBIMKK, 

LEXUS, 1N0ENUE8,SPE0IALTIBS. WARDROBE, 

Wanted, Strong Cbaracler Man; Musi Be 

First class and Stage plays To titiTWjirrj of all 
dene.rlptlona. Wire orwriie. M. MftLWLLB, Aug. 
1-3, Perry, Mo.; 16, New Louden, Mo. 



GRAND AUDITORIUM HALL 

Sinlilillold, W. Vs., Mar- 1». Nhiinmn. Owner 
mill Miiliugi'i-. r.ill) folding elialix, alngu 
ninliibed with Hue seeuery, dressing iihiiiis. 
I'te. .Smith Held 1ms lio|>nliillnn of 3,(1011. on 
lino nf II. A; 0. U.K. Kbort Jump from Wheel- 
liiK.claik^liiirKiinilSlKtervlih'. Will lie»lciisi-il 
lo iii'colhito I'm- llrsi elnsa iillrni-lloim only. 
Adilresa MAt! 1». SIIIJ.MAN. .MiinnRor^, 

REX^LESLlVlHiltTbON 

.IIVKtll.KN AND CIIAKACTKKN. 

Due I'leee or Uci>erlolrc. lleKponslble niiiiiii- 
g era addre ss 'J^IO Main Htri'd. .loplln. Mo. 

SLOT MACHINES. 

Our Elceliie HtoweM are wonderful money 
getlers everywhere. ?J.">.(I0. Cireiilnr. 

(lASb'l';il MFC. tJ(J„_Welm(er, Muss. 

WSWTKDePABTNilll 

For Vuudcvillc; a IJnnd I>ooKlng Young Man'srho 
Sings Well and I'laya Piano. (Ireal opporlimlty 
rorrlghtpar.,, A^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ 

LAOY MUSICIANS ¥(AHf ED — 4 Slldofm- 

Palais llu' Osstum. Expo. Orniiuds, Bt. la>uls, Mo. 



QLINSERETTI 

Originators of Hvery llilng Now In Aerobatics. 

THE COLINICLAIRONS 



Whirlwind Dancers. 



SHOW rUlATTlNO. 

Hlork Hangers, Posters nml Cnls on hand 
for advertising every lino of the Amusement 
IIiihIiii'hh. Bend for ('iilnlogiio (III of Dra- 
matic ami Know Trliillng or all kinds; Cain- 
higue (i'l b'alr nnd fainlvnl l'rlnlltig; Cats- 
ioKiin (III Itlll 1'iiMi'iH, Comerelal I'nsters. 
KIIIST CLASS PIIINTINd OV ALL KINDS. 

6BEAT WESTERN PRINTJHB CO., 

r. i :t I'M in siri'.-i. HI. Louis, Mo. 



HUM 

ALL NEW. FEATURES THIS SEASON. 



A Piccolo and Trombone, 

LOW PITCH, for Concert Pa ml alsiul lo malm a 
lour or Kuropo. Applicants state uge, nalliiiiallly, 
oxpcrlonce and salary oxpccied, clear of all ox- 
jjiiBSWi. Adilross "PIUUOLO.". care of CI.II'PKll. 

IDont Stand; Sit Down. 

1,200 Koldlng chairs, Int. 3d Inch lonu; all wood 
Kidding Settees; one iiriXM aft. wall Hlsok 
oahle Tent; one Mireu seated Canopy Top linen 
board: iwo Hack Seals, revcraable; 2 811 Sleel 
Triangles, larguaml Imiil. TIIK KINKKT. HWKKT- 
KST TONKII rtli.lHNC OIlO AN, ONLY SID. 

It, II. AimilllCKl'KK.SiivliiKlli'liI, 111. 

PHOTOGRAPHS 

Cahlncl Plioios of yourself fur sclllng,*atl per I ,nou. 

Now Kiloiiii CAItllONA llmsli. Sauinles for illlilO. 

BI1HIIANI) OR WIKK PIIOT'08, »*J.0U 



Now Kiloiiii CAHIIONA llmsli. Samples 

FJIUR 



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Wanted, Extturienced Medicine People; Am 

Showing Under Canvas; must bea hu.tler. Stole 
all In ttrst. No tickets to strangers. PROP. P. L. 
HKKUANN, P. 0- Vox JIO. Halif ax, ». ». 



4-JENNIER FAMILY-4 

RlileiH. BtlHlllbrlsla. Aerlallsls and Anrobals. Kn 
rotilo lIAllRIS' NICKKL PIiATK nlluW 
15011 1 Si., N. W'„ WsBlilns'on, D. 0; _ 

a^iaBBCWTrV, 



Pcrafd. 



A I VIOLINIST, HOUSE LEADER. 

p. it. DAVm. WW Histe BI.. Brlil ayt pari, conn._ 

«-wVAN FLEET -jr> 

. 17. "WEST S»ll» STHBBT, 'NEW VOIIK. 




T«r l.flOOj KOKTUN KS, 60e.: Sump. 100. 

-■■■-■-- y aT Kutiire Photographs 

and Lovers' Post Office. 

Ilhiril St., rnila., Pa. 



Tenia of every do 
Wi 



CIHCtlM CANVAS and 
siolpllon. Second Hand Tenia In Stock 
for estimate. 

DETROIT; BA.O& MFG. CO., 

Succcaaors ioThB T7 w. NolliTB Co., 

120-iaOKonrthSI.. llelroll.Mleh 



rite 



PRON LIKK, 

Artists' Studies, 
Realities, Klc. 
IOO small and two large ones. 1 1 nolo or slumps. 
S. RKOKNAOKL, Nnohf. Munich I, (iermatiy. 



RARE PICTURES 



THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM, 

11T W.3M ST., NKW YORK (old Rosier A Rial's), 
HALLinT THOMPSON, Manager (late Wood's 
Ci;m.) Hpcclsl rates to performers, II a week. 



Cannon Ascensions, Kxplodlng Bomb, and 
• DHOPS FROM 



nur 
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tirlglml Act, PAIUOHVTK 
PAltACIIItTH. 

II HI ( (KSHFI'L HKASONS II 
Bond for lllusl rabid booklet and open nine. 

TIIK. UONB1TKS, I'amurnpsb'. VermonL 

AT traiRTY, 

IIKI.UN STUART- Anyllilng laxl; Tutu or 
Ten Nights; Al Rep. Pianist, alghi reader. • 

KRANItlK-Suiill, Ulti'k DaiK'liig Tnpsjr'l 
parts, uiieciiili lea. Kxi'iirleiueil. Jnint oniv. 
Adduisa IIRLKN STIIAIIT, (lee'lllel.. 
UOUI1I80N, WlillfsliliijStmnlv.lll. 



Ilarlloun and II rial Oornnl, Hot 01 illan, Dig 

Show and Coni'i'i'l. Use I tloml All 'Hound Single 
Porrorninr, Kooiiie Darners, Mr season of UO 
weeks i r more. Write, iv Ire or I'niiio ou. 

II. II. I.AN'O, Mgr. .bines' Hmv Umpire Show, 
W. Vs., fillyainliilii', Aiig.n; W.Va., West Ilniullu, 
(i; W.Va., Ilailloy, v. 

>*v^ki^T«:)Br* p "" 

COMEDIAN WITH SPECIALTIES, 

IIKaVY MAN, WOMAN KOR l!KN. WW, Ollinr 
Useful lleperlolro People, wrllo. Prefer I huso 
doing s|Hiclaltles. -TIIK PKLIIAMS." 

Sem.'i'.i PallH, N. V., until Aug. e; Auburn, N. V., 
Aug.s : n. _ __ ^. 

Radium. 

Costumes prepaiisl with Radium Kirecls for 
Marches, llnllots, ate. 

II. «. RAVliN, llti Wesl lath Sl„ N. V, 0. 

Musicians Wanted, 



K. A R. CLARIONKTS, HAIllTONKj 110 double. 

Oilier Musicians, wrllo. Musi Join on wire, Venice, 
III., July :w and 81; Hardin, Aug. I, NsplosJ, 



CARS. 



ANO ALI, THKATR1CAL OOOIIS. Scenory painted 
cheaply and quickly, Amalours supplied, 

oflAS. K. MILLS, iXI W. Slat SI., New York City. 

IIAVK TIIRKE (iOOI) bTATK- 
ROOM OARS, fully crmlpped, FOR 

HALE ONKASYTKilMS, |,100cnKli, 
balance monthly. -i AS. TUKNKR, 

m Dearborn Stree t, Uhlcago. III. 

Three Large Halls To Hont, 

FOR RKIIKAKHALM, 

JACKSON A MDXUH, 
" .Street 



ill Sltlll,\ve., i'ii l 'i'dh I 



, N. Y.i 



WANTED TO BUY. SMALL TENT SHOW 

OUTFIT. MUST-IIB IN A No. 1 CONDITION AND 
CHEAP KOR CASH. ' 

HARRY 7.KI.LA. (innlnn, Ohio. 

jTOB SALE, SLOT H&CBIHE8, 

Good ss new. In firm class roiulltlon. Write for 

rail rarS niar. *- fc* 

HOI MK1KK A DKKOANH, tileu Jean, W. Ya, 



Thomson & Vandiveer's 

Circus, Menagerie and Hippodrome Tents, 

Havo a record of over forty years ss being superior 
In Material, Mulsh, Workmanship, Slyle, Diirsbll 

m 



j and Kconiimy lo all 
limalos given on anpil 

No. •i , mm K. THIRD ST, 



ol hers manufactured 

ill Inn. 

Clnclopall, 0. 



KB- 



Rxac'ly M new. Electric Lamp. Rheostat and 
Oxy. llyd. Jel. IM13 pattern. Only ten, Alao 
Aneograph and Optlgrapb, cheap, and a. big lot 
of fine FILMS vcrylow. 

II. POWELL, 64. N, 101 II 81 „ Phlla., Ps. 

Wanted, All 'Round Sketch Team; One Mist 

Play or Pake Organ. Comedian mint put nil sets 
and make go. fialnry. Jl*: I nay all. Address 
»H. HAU1/I', Hammond. Qui. 

Waiitl Single Speihlt, Peilorneis lor Med. 

Co. Salary must be low aa It la sure. Would like 
to hear from good Singer or Dancer. Address 
Roy Robinson, Ainnrle.in Corner, Caroline Co ,Md. 

WAH1E0. Free AUraclions lar Mir 

MtSETlNO, AUO. an. Prlvl'ege People, write. 
PllTltSgka In*-, inspect fire ihnu.aml people. 
Addreaa U. POKUY, Cltslriusu, Men Carlisle, Ohio 



THmKirW- YORK CTLTPPTra. 



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CHAS. K. HARRIS 

Tti Biggest Ballad Nmm in Km World. 



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Then compare them with all other songs on the market, and you ( will be 
conSfced that the HOUSE OF HARRIS is the Honse of Original IdeBB. 



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Compter or, IN THE GOOD OLD S0KMER/MIIL | 

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Cor. CLARK and LAKE STS. O 

JOB. M, HARRIS, Mgr. *£, , 

Prof»..loB»l Coplpi and Full Urrhaitrattom FHEE «% 

to lhoie • bc1o>Ib( prugrammat om\y. No r»ni» go. W 

fminK* Car iii»II1»«. No sbjMtloni la any of our taag* • 
tuBg »t »n»- pl«c. or a»)*hirt at may time. 









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AUGUST 6. 



THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 



551 




HOOTERS HIS. 

Latest Coin Controlled 





PUSS" BOOTS 

The Newest Honey Haker. 

CAN BE USED OUTDOORS 

Lllellk* Moverntnts, Drmid In Satin. 
WRITE FOR CIRCULAR. 





100 Schenntrlarn St,, Breoklyn, N. Y. 



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Tie Smallest lidgete in the .World, 

HORVATH 




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WILL END ITS TWO TEAR 

ENGAGEMENT WITH THE 

BARJTLTM & BAJUEY 
Greatest Show On Earth 

AT THE CONCLUSION" OF THIS SEASON. 

OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS 
.ATZER NOVEMBER. 

The troape Includes INTERNATIONAL 
SINGERS AND DANCERS, BOXERS, Etc, 
bavins appeared In the nnest theatre* 
throughout the world, with great success. 

REFERENCES: Winter Garden, Berlin; 
London Hippodrome; Casino de Paris, Paris; 
Barnnm A Bally Greatest Show. 

ADDRESS ALL OFFERS TO 

SIO. HORVATH, 

Care of Barnum 4 Bally Show, per route, 
or care of CLIPPER. 




ESTABLISHED 1874. 



HEADQUARTERS FOR 

ASBESTOS 
CURTAINS 

That Stop Fires. 

GUARANTEED TO BE HADE OF PURE, LONG ASBESTOS 

FIBRE, WITH OR WITHOUT WIRE INSERTION. 
BEND FOR CIRCULAR C. 

C. W. TRAINER MFG. CO.. 
89 tnd 9 i Pwrl St., Bistin. y ass. = 





ARTIFICIAL GARLANDS, VISES, SPRAYS, CROWNS. BUSHES, 

Plants, Trees, Palms and Loose Flowers lor siage purposes. Particularly 
call yonr attention to the workmsninlp on my goods, which lsunpa-. 
raileied by competition. Special attention given to Theatrical wort. " 

Write for my catalogue No.l, C, which contains full description and 
Illustrations of the assortment of goods I carry. 

.AMVilAi ciRL 1BHERT, 

, t m*FW*WJC*% | 87 .| 89 s , tC | irt st, Clilcagt. 

ATTENTION t DOCTORS. MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN. 

Why handle rocky goods when you can handle goods that will sell them- 
selves 1 Electric Belts from 11.00 per do*, to I48.0O. Large variety to select 

I from. We also make other styles o' Appliances and Medical Batteries. One 
third cash required. Hot Springs Sulphur Soap, wrapped, 12.10 per gross. 

' Equal to Williams. Trial order will convince. Largest Manufacturers for 
Electric Belts and Appliances In U. 8. A. Established 1878. Catalogue free. 

THE ELECTBIC APPLIANCE CO., Burlington, Kan. 



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immamxisr w& canvasses 

CANDY MEN 

Toll 1* a money-maker 
at parks, In stores or 
on the road. It makes 
those delicious pop 
corn crisps, the greatest 
S cent package. Too 
need not be a candy 
maker to be successful. 

W. Z. LONO, Springfield, Ohio. 

ft 1 W1H Ul I STEBEOPTIGOI C6. 

I 720 H*nn*pln Ave., Mlnniiaelli, Minn. 

lit Larjest Stock of BJdes, Films and sup- 
■T pile* In the Northwest. OoodPllme 

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SLOT MACHINE 



111. TESTER. 

Operated by depositing a 
penny. It is the handsomest 
and most graceful machine 
of its kind, and la an immense 
mosey maker. These ma- 
chines are made entirely of 
quartered oak cabinets, highly 
polished, lined with red vel- 
vet, and baa conspicuous red 
signs. They show the exact 
■amber of square inches of 
air the lungs contain, and 
show the space the air takes 
up when in one's body. 
IUJ>a ONLY BY THR 



Physical Culture Hannfatturiog Co., 

- rooms, 30S West lfltb. st.| 
Eighth Are.. Mew York 

r, II. Y., U.S.A. 



Offlc • and 8 a I. ■ roo 
Factory, la* 1™' 

ctty v 

8. ad for Circwlar nnd Price List. 



» DEBT i PLACE TO BUY 



'watches, /ewelrr. Silverware. 
Stage Brilliants, Medicine and 
Gift Show Goods, Prof, flames- 



daS eon's Grease Taints, Burnt Cork, 

**! ■» Face Powder.etc. Roaslter's Song 
gB Hs. Boots. Full line of Eagls Env 
^tgfneasV blema. lead r»r Ca.lnl.gn.. 
^slgaVg?**^ Tst* Old BUllmbl.. 
A 0. UHIB A OO., M Wabash Ave., Chicago, W. 



Special 




Jaw o» it** t— ■•! rim. 

Quakn oil r. Kit Ha Shell., 

dnltodraW/lorum 
T« im v>.m 

Per Gallon..., *.» 



WIRE ARTISTS 

Watch This Space For New Goods 

These articles arc taken from our 8 page red supplement to catalogue do. 14. 

Send For One Now. 



Special 




JImHi mr An. qualMf, 

Kit • <lM(t on. I. thi k*. w. 

a.™ BOO s«Uoua of suss, 
TM.....SCU0 IYrlO0,...S0.7l) 
ivr j.llwi in 



Reduced Prices all along the line— we will not be undersold 

Quality and prices count. When it comes to a "Show Down" we're "Johnny on the Spot." Let us hear from you. 



You Can't String *Em Up 

lor 110.00 »BTi«.«i)di»«Rnltaj rut. Wires, rood Moun. if |t*.«tir1crou 
anatMr.aukaUwiljrourHlI. It Dot, let u. Jo Uio wurk *n J »»r. you niu^y. 






N«. J7I7 raffled 
J!"" 1 . l T:" , 1LJ u . Dr '• l«c»r«lw«-Alw.n««d 
c&tft&'&eSr S" t-x— Jft 

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N». 410* Ptlleu Foot 
ShrtlRUTb. TauPlcli 
. lachM loaf. 
Per gran .11 so 



Rp»clal Wir* 



tor iron,... , ;i .»M0 _ laho.oopta 



tn**.' with- 
outl*ail..... 1S3 IWI0W 



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r*fc JSOJ B[«r braoel.t, 10 M Be* toads, with waabwt, cnala aad atstt bans'*. 

Pvrd-M. 

Peroral. 

811m Jtcwim. 



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,10.93 





mm 



N.. J9II. Cottad .llv.rflllm.wlr. tMtc.it to ftnufoa win for m*k> 
loft bracelet* BroocbM, RJo**, .to. Send forMRipn. 

Ferrard. S0.10 PerMy.rd...... 

tor loo yard. *s.so 



Ctttrtlltiiititaiiiiin KMiJM("talCaitls.' a 
N* »7I*. rourMniwt N* MIM and I He 

e»t*y. I In., SMfl. o( SI0» whin nii-hil iniUlBa rlsf. 
meu.tln^l.llLaiulbultnl. A blf •.lU.JutoUt. 

Dm | US IVrfmw. fj.10 

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Jacdtfo n pfgjfflf t , 
No. 3010, Thfi beautiful truwlet li ft new artlcfa, 
mada of *il**r Jncero a Alixrf* wire, mounted with facet* 
ed breda, ctalo *>t*d heart banjttoiaih'iwnliicut. They 
■^Llhkaclr^iilicrtiiiatWo nxi ISoeach imi only o*t 
PocDoa. ftMB PerOroem .fiioo 



ROGERS, THVRMAN <Sl CO. 

136 Wafjash Ave., Chicago. 

Branch Slor .. (10 Olive St., Si. Lotila, Mo, 

AMt*i4 *ll nmmmnltmHmnj to Sjj CfjSaaSj C//tf. 




< rt-.rd r«t rjo rln« mmiotlnsa mad. « 
- -'■.■atiltalsaa. 



No. lie*. .. 

It T. li.isl.l ,im, kU> .imruw.rv. A..t, «licii 

bo. *».» Oroai ....lAOo 



Superior and Safe „^_^__ 

^DEPILATORY POWDER 

For Removin g Super fluous Hair 



USED BY THE EUTE OF SOCIETY EVERYWHERE 
FOR FULLY FIFTY YEARS; SOLD BY DEALERS IN 
F: RST CLASS TOl LET PREPARATION S;J9y~ma7l 

ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 50.* ADDRESS, P.O.BOX 247. NEW YORK CITY. 




FIREPROOF PILMS, TREES, FERNS, VINES t FLOWERS. 

FOR THEATRICAL AND STAGE USE MADE TO ORDER. 

We carry a Fuil Line of Artificial Decorations, Hade Especially for Stage Uses and Ornamental Set- 
tings. Send tor estimates, describing what you want, and we will guarantee satisfaction, Wrltexor 
Catalogue No. 10. 

BOTAHICAL DEC0BATIN8 00.. Ho. 271 Wabaih jfj, OHIOA80. 



CAMPAIGN BADGES 
BUTTONS 

wD 

CANES. 




AND 



REAL PHOTO BUTTONS 

BEST SELLERS. 

H0TE 0DB PRICES: 
1 1 • 4ln. Photo Sutton 
Roosevslt or Parkor, 
Per 100, - $1.50 
Badges, Like Cut, 
Psr Dozen, • 40c. 
PirlOO, - • $3.00 

Send for complete 
Campaign 1,1st, 



AMERICAN BADGE CO., 

7 119 ■■ MADIBOff ST., CHICAGO, ILL. 



Ill HENRYS FAMOUS MINSTRELS. 




ADDRESS 
IIIHA1TI iircnuv, 

109 W. 6M ST., M. Y. CITY. 



IN-IFPNATIONA! .PI AY t'X.C HANOI 

RGYA1 1 r PLAYS- RfASONABtl: RENT5 



MAHLER BROS., 

6th AVE. and Slat STREET, NEW YORK. 

THE PROFESSIONAL MDERWEAR HOUSE OF AMERICA 

10 MANAGERS IID THOSE INTE8ESTE0 II THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES. 

WD ABB) HOW PREPARED TO VVHRISH ESTIMATED OH 

OANCE SKIRTS AND BLOOMERS IN QUANTITIES. ALSO STA6E MILLINERY, 
HOSIERY, FOOT WEAR, ETC, 




t INQUIRY. 

OUR MAKE-UP BOXES 

Made from the very belt tin, are blank enameled. 
Especially made (or professional use, having • 
tray wftb compartment* for Grease FelnU, 
Powders, Comb and Brush, Wigs, Eta., M ft ft 
Eto. Has double aotion look, with two A j| 
keys, st W 



Onr COLD CHE AH, eipreailv prepared (or the Tbe- 
atrlcal Profession, guaranteed to be absolutely pure ens] 
never become ranold In any climate. Put np In m 
Screw Top Tin Cans at 45e.| Mrs at See. 

SAHPLEI or CREAM SBHT YHEE. 

All mall orders moat be accompanied by money order, 
Hone sent 0. 0. D. 



CASEY'S THEATRICAL TRUNKS. 




Our XXX Trunk has no Equal. It* Superiority and Low 
price gives It every advantage over any trunk made, be- 
ing built on well seasoned uasswood, with a Continuous 



Shipped C. O. 



Bteel Binding, Canvss, Glued on, and over 800 Itlvets used, 
Heavy Itawnlde Handles, Yale Lock, 8 In. Tray, made to 
Swing In tbe top, making In all the Beet Theatrical Trunk. 
Guaranteed B Years. 28, 110.75; 80, 111.25: 82, 811.76 I 
31, 112.75; 86, 113.75; 38, f 1«.7B ; 40, 818.76. 
Our XX Trunk Compares (favorably with any Theatrical 
Trunk Made. Iiulit on Bssswood Hoi, Covered with Ball 
Duck, Glued on, Bound with Heavy Steel, Yale Lock, 
Dowels and Double Hinges, Angle Edging, 1 8 In Trey, 
1 4 In. Tray. A Very Strong. Riveted^ Trunk. 28, 87.25 | 
80, 87.75; 82, $8.25; 84, 88.76; 86, 10.26; 88, 80.76; 
40. 810.26. 

BTEBL CLAD.— Bssswood Box, Covered with Cold Belled 
Bteel. I Deep Trey, Yale Lock, Large Dolts and Dowela. 
The Best Cheap Trunk on the BdAllKBT. 28, 86.50; SO, 
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ST1GE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS 



BY JOSEPHINE OHO. 



Ernest Lamson, who about election time 
will open his season with last year's success, 
'•young Tobfl Horle," sends the following two 
Incident* wherein he played the principal 
roles. 

A few years ago, during hli Brat theatrical 
experiences, Lamaon learned that one should 
think twice before resorting to the law for 



formed him that he wouldn't accept the mule 
as a gift, much less pay anything for him. 
The young actor was furthermore Invited to 
take his mule and get out of the stable. 

Lamson says that after using some lan- 
guage not permitted In polite society, he 
grabbed the halter and led his property from 
the place, having at the moment no stopping 
place In mind. Reaching about the middle of 
the block he paused to decide what to do and 
where to go with his "white elephant." No 
sooner had he done so than a mob of young- 





the office he greeted his unwelcome caller 
with a forced smile, which, however, had do 
conciliatory effect, for the man gruffly ei- 
clalmed : 

"You have turned out a mule to starve la 
an empty lot, and made yourself liable to ar- 
rest for cruelty to animals." 

don't own such a thing aa a mule," said 
Lamaon In a brave voice, but with a sinking 
heart 

"You mean you don't want to own such a 
thing as a mule," retorted the agent of the 



rectlon of the city limits, which, however, be 
was destined not to reach. A mischievous 
youngster, with the Idea of hurrying thi 
animal's pace, gave It a resounding whack 
with a stick. A wild Jump landed mute and 
rider In front of a paaslng car. A moment 
later found Lamson about twenty feet from 
tbe track. As soon aa he could gather his 
temporarily scattered senses, be found that 
one of the animal's legs had been broken. 
This necessitated Its being shot by a police, 
man, while another man, who seemed to b«v» 
some authority, demanded |5 for carting the 
dead mule away. This Lamson gladly paid, 
though he was farther frightened by the car 
conductor taking his name and address. •■ 
tbe car had suffered some little damag* by 
the collision. Lamson, however, left tbe 









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redress. At tbat time he was playing in 
Chicago with a email company whose mana- 
ger was far In arrears with salaries. As the 
company was about to go to pieces a young 
lawyer persuaded Lamson to place with Mm 
bis claim tor collection. Armed with the 
necessary authority the lawyer proceeded to 
serve an attachment on the available prop- 
erty of tbe company. As a mule, used by the 
comedian In the first act of the play, was the 
only piece of property in sight, the young 
legal light, thinking himself exceedingly 
clever in securing so much for Lamson, ac- 
cepted the mule and gave a receipt in full 
for the actor's claim. 

Leaving tbe animal In the stable, where he 
was "eating his head off," the lawyer has- 
tened to Inform Lamaon of his brilliant play, 
boasting gleefully of how he bad bluffed the 
manager Into settling In full. Though Lam- 
eon was far from pleased with the nature of 
•he settlement, he paid the lawyer's fee of 
I1B, and proceeded to the stable to Investi- 
gate bis new property, also to dispose of It 

To his dismay he found tbat the mule was 
no longer a welcome Inmate of the equine 
boarding place, and that there were damages 
to pay to the extent of $10, for the animal 
bad broken oat of his stall and damaged that 
amount of flour that bad been stored In tbe 
Place. Proof was not lacking when Lamson 
beheld his property literally plastered with 
Dour, and, though unwilling, was obliged to 
settle wltb the owner, of the stable for the 
depredation committed by bis mule. 

Upon offering the animal to the man for 
s very small anm, tbat person wrathfolly lu- 





sters gathered about blm and set up a Jeer- 
ing and hooting tbat attracted tbe attention 
of a policeman, who ordered the owner of the 
animal to be on his wny and not block up the 
street. Though the scene was full of comedy, 
the unwilling comedian, wishing himself else- 
where, pushed through the crowd of yelling 
gamins and accomplished three or four blocks 
of distance, ' accompanied by a small rear 
guard of them. Just then an empty corner lot 
suggested a means of escape from bis dilemma, 
and, turning Into It, be tied the cause of bis 
annoyance to a fence at tbe back of the lot, 
and, turning Into a side street, went back to 
his hotel by a roundabout wav. only too glad 
to lose tbe amount of bis back salary In the 
male. 

The end of his troubles was not yet to be, 
for Lamson bad Just begun his soap that 
n'ght at dinner when a bell boy brought to 
him a card, bearing the name of "Henry 
Johnson, Humane Society." Proceeding to 



Humane Society, "but this poor, abandoned 
animal has been traced to you, and tbe law 
says you must 'feed and care' for your prop- 
erty." 

Lamson said he knew better than to argue 
wltb a man with a badge, so took s street 
car out to the vacant lot, where he found the 
usual crowd of small boys and a few of the 
neighbor* gathered about bis mule, and say- 
ing uncomplimentary things about Its ownsr. 

Making a "bluff" about the mule having 
escaped from bis stable, and expressing him- 
self as delighted to have found It, Lamson 
started, down the street, halter In band, to 
hunt a resting place for bis live stock. After 
an aimless walk of a few blocks It suddenly 
occurred to blm tbat a relative, living on a 
farm about ten miles distant from Chicago, 
might make some use of tbe animal. Desper- 
ately deciding to end his troubles that nlgbt, 
he mounted the mule and started In tb* dl- 



hotel early tbe next morning. Thus ended 
bis unhappy ownership of a "white muls," 
and never again did ha seek to get possession 
of bis salsry by means Of an "attachment." 



Lamson and a friend were walking serosa 
Thirty eighth Street, near tbe Knickerbocker 
Theatre, when they were accosted by a beg- 
gar. The actor, wbo often accords a little 
help to those who appear deserving, pnt bis 
band In bis pocket for a nickel tbat, as ba 
oddly expressed It, "wasn't working." Just 
aa he was about to confide It to the keeping 
of the beggar, be looked sharply at the man, 
then, to the surprise of bU friend, he passed 
on, replacing the coin In bis pocket with tbe 
remark: 

"Not for my money I" 

"Why did you cbang* your mind?" asked 
bla friend. 

"Because that beggar Is altogether too par- 
ticular snd sparing of his time," replied Lam- 
son, "I've met blm before." 

"How wss that?" said tbe actor'a friend, 
whose curiosity be gratified by relating bis 
former experience wltb tbe mendicant 

A few days previously Lamson bad been 
approached by tbe beggar wltb the request! 
"Help a poor, sick man, Slrl" Remember'ng 
tbat be bad a few pennies mixed up In bis 
pocket wltb some quarters and halves, be 
concluded to rid himself of tbe coppers and 
do a charitable tblng besides. It took lea* 
than a minute to separate them from tbe 
silver, but tbat appeared to be too long a 
time to suit Mr. Beggar, for Jast as Lamson 
waa picking out the fifth and last copper, 



554 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August ja 



that ragg«d Individual, realizing the fact, 
Mid: 

"Never mind ttat cent, harry op and give 
me the others, for since you aUrted to pick 
them out three. or four of my beat customers 
have passed by:" 

Out of I.(w Dockstader's stock of a thou- 
sand or more stories of personal experiences, 
Is the following, which was retold In a man- 
ager's office recently ; 

The merry, minstrel man, while exchanging 
stories one day with a group of friends Id s 
cafe, was 'introduced to a good looking young 
fellow, whpm one of the party addreiwed as 
"Doc." After passing a few remarks with 
the new acquaintance, Dockstader said : 

"And so you're a doctor; what division 
of tbe profession do you follow — medicine 
proper, teeth or feet? - ' ■■ 

"Well," was the rep)y, "though I'm fot- 
louilng the medical profession, I'm not yet a 
full fledged physician." 

"Oh," returned Dockstader, "so you've not 
yet graduated," and the subject of the con- 
versation was changed, after which It dropped 
entirely from the mind of the popular min- 
strel. 

a few weeks Ister Dockstader attended the 
'funeral of an acquaintance, when, to his sur- 
prise, the man who had been Introduced as 
"Doc" ; — — , appeared, and banded him, as 
well as other mourners, a camp stool, s 
service usually offered by a funeral director. 
Xfter .the services, when the minstrel fell 
Into conversation with the man, he remarked: 
' "I understood that you were a medical 
student ; how Is It that I find you here In the 

Capacity of " 

„ ."Ob," Interrupted the young man, "I did 
not tell you that — I merely said I was follow- 
ing the medical profession, and so I am — I'm 
*n undertaker." . ,. , 



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Checkers. 



New* of the Game. 

Doubting Thomas's many, but none so 
Ftrong In their convictions as Dr. Scbaefer. 
lie. when meeting an assertion from some 
p'ayer regarding result of game or position. 
Invariably iaya : ' Bbow It to me," Implying 
that he wants to see It before he accepts the 
statement In line with this the following Is 
In order: "L. M. Stearns announces a 
new book he Is about to publish, showing an 
easy road to checker playing by new methods." 
lty this "new method" be proposes to teach 
tbe raw recruit more in six months than be 
would acquire In five years under tbe old 
method. Rather a broad assertion. Had sucb 
a statement been made by one of the ac- 
knowledged leaders of the game — Jordan, 
Barker or lleffner, for Instance — though dubi- 
ous, we might bave been anxious to become 
better acquainted with the moifua operandi, 
for we would dearly love to learn In six 
months what It baa heretofore taken us five 
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H. 0. riewcotnbe W'H spend the Sum- 
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with Kirk, for The Plttiburgh Despatch gold 

challenge medal Dr. Scbaefer and bis 

automaton checker and chess player will Sum- 
mer It at Boynton. Beach, N. J.. Tbe 

New England Checker .Association, acting 
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Draughts Association to visit Boaton to play 
a team match, offering to pay entire transpor- 
tation expenses from home shore to home 
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suggested. "A special committee, consisting of 
Samuel rover, A. J. lleffner and George W. 
Dearborn, baa been appointed to arrange all 
details This undoubtedly will mix it up In 
grand shape for tbe benefit of the game. 

Solution of Position No. 10, Vol. Bit. 

BY W. BEYVABD, NEW YOBK. 

Blsck 8 6 U 14 15 

White 20 21 28 80 81 

White to play and draw. 

M 27 12 16 26 22 .19 24 7 2 

8 8 15 8 27 81 20 16 27 23 

at) 26 16 10 8 7 24 27 2 8 

15 18 8 3 13 16 11 28 10 

23 10 6 . 7 10 27 31 6 10 

8 12 27 28 81 26 11 7 10 23 

10 15 18 27 10 17 81 27 Drawn 



Position No. 20, Vol. 52. 

BY IIABBY FRBEDUAN. 

A brilliant while contesting twelve players 
FlmttltaneotiBly. originally published In The 



Bristol Ucroury: 
Black 12 6 6 



12 15 18 ID 




" White IS 14 20 22 25 20 27 28 30 
Ulack to play and draw. 

Gntue No. 20, Vol. B2. 

BRISTOL 
, riayed in the Yorkshire Draughts Asso- 
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black : 

11 J« 4 6(a) 10 23 11 16 18 

22 18 26 22 20 10 20 28 23 14 
10 14 14 18 20 27 16 20 27 81 
25 22 23 14 32 14 10 15 10 

8 11 IS 2 7 1 10 81 20 

20 2B 24 10 30 20 15 6 21 17 
10 20 7 11 6 20 24 20 23 

18 10 11 20 22 18 10 15 10 7 
.11 IS .11.16 7 11 24 27 White 
22 10 . 27 24 14 10 18 14 wins. 

(a) Dr Schsefer gives tbe following: 

7 10 22 17(b) 



25 22 14 18 

17 13 

14 

12 10 26 28 

24 15 .2 7 

4 8 31 20 



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13 20 27 21 14 

1 10 32 10 7 11 

23 10 6 Drawn 

8 12 28 24 

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■T "SOQTJB." 

BLACK. 



World of Piavers. 



— Edsall-Wlnthrope Stock Co. Notej : 
We closed eight weeks' stock engagement at 



curious and Interesting problem ; remarkable 
that with so much force there are but two 
captures and only one check. 



German Coaarreas at Cobarsr. 

This national festival of the Deutches 
Schachbund (only members admissible) has 

{■roved one of Its great successes. It could 
ie no less, With such an entrance list as tbe 
following: Herren Bardeleben, Berger, Bern- 
stein, Brody, Caro, Flelschmann, Oottscball, 
John ('.'). Marco, Mleses, Scblecbter, Suecht- 
Ing, Swlderskl and Wolf. At the end of the 
fourth round Bardeleben and Bernstein led 
with 8 to 1 ; Berger and Marco, second, 2>A- 
1 V4 ; Mleses and Scblecbter, 2-1, with ad- 
journed games: tbe rest leas. 

Thanks to The Kagle, we have the record 
of this tournev after eleven rounds. 
Vamei. Won.Lott: Same*. Won.Loit. 

Bardeleben.. 6ft 2% Wolf. 6 5 

Swlderskl.... Oft 3ft Suecbtlug . . . 4ft 6ft 
Bernstein, ... 6 4 1 Flelschmann. 4 6 
4 ! Oottscball... 

4 Caro. 

5ft 4 ft 1 John 

6 4 I 




We closed eight weeks' ■#* «W"j" 'J 
LlDdly Park. Greensboro, N. O, July '80, ana 
opened Monday, Aug. 1, atLatta Part, I Char- 
lotte. N. C. where we wasjjtgJB*, wee 
openng our regular season Sept. 6. 
scenery Is all finished and now en ro 
rharlotte Peop e engaged for the r< 

sesaon .re: EdJll * W^T^riS?' 
Eft B. EdMll, manager :E. V^Devlne 



Marco... 

Mleasa 6 

Berger 

Bcblechter., 



8ft Oft 
8 7 
2ft 7ft 



WHITE. 
White to play and mate In four moves. 

Tin Citt Ci.os's National Toobnbt, for 
native end resident experts, opened. In Lon- 
don, 28th ult. Tbe entire chess world will 
be pleased to learn that Jas. Mason Is so far 
recovered as again to appear In a public 
tourney. Our present Information Is that 
with seventeen entrants, II. W. Shoosm'th 



lott.rN? C.: wbereNve" S«N weska. 
onenlne onr regu ar season Sept, 6. uur 

Dprletorsl ; 

ne^-reTrSe'nta^eT^-li ™>j§j 
director; Harry Vino, stage c'WlJ'i.^' 
WIntbrope, Bertha ThorD, Martha Drake, 
Enid Delle, Jennie Edwards, De Loss B. ba- 
sal . Kegel De-Von. Edgar Varney. Arthur 
Price. James Smith, Andy Adams Carl Brad- 
shaw Harry Vino, Paul Logan and & 8. De- 
vine. Our vaudeville features are: Adams. 
Edwards and Zeke, Smith and Delle, Harry 
Vino? and Edsall and Wlntbrope. Oar book- 
ing includes the largest cltlea In the South. 
Our plays are all new this season, and In- 
clude four sensational scenic productions. 
Mr Edsall was recently made an Eagle at 
Winston, N. C, and as bis wings have grown 
quite rapidly we expect blm to fly the- com- 
pany rather high this Benson. Our popular 
heavy man. John E. Lesslg, leaves us this 
week to Join the Irene Meyers Co^, of which 
he was a member last season. He has our 
best wishes, as he li a good fellow and a One 

H. C. De Muth, who has been In charge 

of the vaudeville theatre at the Isle of 
Palms, Charleston, 8. C, for Jake Wells, 

daring the Summer, has returned to New 
York. He will open his second season as 
manager of Melville B. Raymond's produc- 
tion of "Arizona," at Elizabeth, N. J., Aug. 
24. 




MEMBERS OF THE: ASSOCIATION OF TRAVELING VAUDEVILLE BIANAGERS AND THEIR GUESTS, 
At the Annual Outing, Point View, July 1«, mm. 

O. . W. Monroe, Frank Calder, J. H. Mack, Louis Roble, Harry C. Bryant, Dave Krauas, C. H. Waldron, F. C. Muller. F. C Huffman, 
O. L. Combes, Clint Wilson, Frank B. Carr, Phil Sheridan, Mr. 8herldan, Jos. Weedon, Harry Martell. E. Nugent, R. K Gurney, Geo. W. Bice, 

Fred trwln, Geo. Krauss, Sam A. Scrlbner, President: Harry Morris, Cbas. Barton, Abe Leavltt, 
Mr. Kellogg, P. Carey, P. S. Clark, O. F. Miller, T. W. Dlnklns, Bam Harris, H. C. Jacobs, W. Moore, J. Oppenhelmer, Terry He- 
Govern, Geo. Leavltt. 



Enigma No. 2,470. 
Lecdt Mercury New "Retractor Tourney." 

BT MBS. W. J. BAIRD. 

"Take heed the queen come not within his 
sight" — Midsummer Night's Dream, Act II, 
Scene 1. 

& 1 4$ £ 

QR2, K KU, QKtt, QKtt 

* A 1 * ft I 

Q4, Q5, , KBft, KKt4, Q3, R B 3. 
Conditions. — 1. White played last, but 
must retract his move. — 2. Black to retract 
his last move.— 3. Black to play so as to 
allow — 4. White to mate on tbe move. — 5. No. 
Queens. . m 

Game No. 2,470. 

The second selection named to contest the 

"brilliancy prize" at Cambridge Springs. 

BUY LOPEZ KT'S GAME. 

Black, White, 

Delmar. Hodges. 

PWK4 14..BtoBJ 



White, 
Hodges. 
1..PMK4 
2 ,KKt-B8 
S..BKt6 
4..B-R4 
u..Caj lei 
S..P-B3 
T..P-Q4 
g.B-KtS 
9..P-KRS 
10 OB-K3 
U..KtX P 

12 .Kt-0 3 

13 Kt-K 3 



Q Kt-B 8 
P-QRS 
K Kt-K 3 

p-qs 

P-K Kt 8 

P-q Kt 4 
KB-Kt3 

Castles 

KPXP 

UKt R4 
PQ 11 4 
P-B5 



16..P-QR4 
1B..RPXP 
17..QRX R 
18..P-B4 

Kt B3 
XP 

Bxr 

23 .Q-K«-f 

m!!b-B3 

J*..Kt-hls3 
M-QXQ 



19. .Q I 
30.. o; 
8I..KI 



Black, 

Delmar. 

QKttoBS 

UB-K8 

RPXP 

vn 

BPXP 

B-B4(!l 
QBXB 
K-H B(i 
K Kt-B 4 
QKMtl 
K KtXKt 
H Kt4,sad 



is leading with a score of 4ft to 1ft ; Messrs. 
Tattersall and Telcbmann nave 3ft-2ft ; W. 
E. Napier, 3-2 ; Gunsberg, 3-3 ; the rest, less. 
The first cash prize Is £80 ; first honorary 
prize, a gold championship medal, both due 
to tbe munificence of Sir George Newnes. 

Prize Entries. — Tbe games at Cambridge 
Springs which have been entered in competi- 
tion for the "brilliancy prize," by the joint 
agreement of both players, are: Barry vs. 
Napier, Hodges-Delinar, Lasker-Showalter, 
Barry-Telcbmann, Janowskl-Napler, Janows- 
kl-Mfeses, Marshnll-Pillebury, Marshall Ja- 
nowskl, Schlechter-Lasker, and Lasker-Na- 
pier. The prizes, tbe gift of Albert Frelherr 
v. Rothschild, are S00 and $40. There Is 
aucb a general Interest to know who will win 
this spirited contest that we propose to give 
aa many of these games as possible, until 
something more Immediately pressing de- 
mands our space. We should be glad to re- 
ceive any comments on these games onr con- 
tributors may like to make. 



THE MIDGET CITY IN DREAMLAND. 



White resigns !(?) The amusing ending 
shows Mr. D. as be was years ago. ' 
THE THIRD NOMINATION. 
(Opening aa above..) 

8 ho waiter.: Laiker 



l.siker. 
1..PI0K4 
3 .K Kt-B 3 
8 .B-K16 
.4..B X KtH 
6..P-Q4 
0. ~ 



P toK4 



fgti 

.B-KS 

.Kt-QJ. 
.KB 3 



(b) Some years ago James McEutee lost to 
DePrcest as follows: 

28 24 10 21 17 14 21 15 24 

14 18 15 6 . 7 10 7 8 25 IS 

SO 28 1 26 18 16 8 12 24 19 

2 7 81 22 10 10 8 7 13 IT 

32 28 12 10 24 15 21 26 10 23 

13 22 18 10 10 7 11 18 22 

2A 28 5 15 10 25 80 Black 

8 12 C5 22 14 11 15 wins 

23 14 3 8 10 7 80 25 



&tttr 

14 Kt-Kl 
U..KR-K iq 

10. .11 B 4 
17.. Kt-B 4 
IS.. P- US 
U..KI-K 3 
80..BxKt 
81..P-K KtS 
23.. K Kt-B 4 
BS..Kt-RS 



O Kt-B 8 

p-q r s 

g&l 

11-OJ 

Castles 

R-Ksq 

PR KtS 

PKR4 

PqB4 

PKt8 

R.MsS 

K BKt2 

Kt-Q3 

B-Kt4 

Kt-K 4 

KBXB 

B-Kta 

RQsq 
QRXI 



S4..RXR 

34. .R v R~ 

2«..Kt-his6 

I7..P-KB4 

38 P-K 4 

»..P-Kt8 

80..P-B4 

31..P-B6 

3I..PXB 

33.. P-K « 

84..PXKtr 

84.. KB 8 

l3«..P-Kt7 

87..K-B4 

■31 .K-hlS5 

8S..K-q8 

40.. PR 4 

4I..KXUP 

41 RPXP 

43..BPXP 

44..KXB 

4J..KXB 

and draws the game. 
(•) One of the few games at this varia- 
tion. Mleses tried It on Janowakl, but lost 
In thirty-nine moves. M. J. answered 6. . B 
to K 8. 

(t) An extremely difficult ending confronts 



Bhowal ter. 

I?F 

B-Ksq 

P-OBS 

r-Kt 4(1) 

l!-home 

B-K2 

BxKt 

B-Q2 

BPXP 

K-hls 3 

B-Ksq 

KB1 

KXP 

HKt3! 

H-KtS 

U-R7 

BXKtP 

RPXP 

BR I 

BXPI 

K-KtS, 



That tbe "Midget City" Is one of tbe lead- 
ing features of "Dreamland," Coney Island, 
ie attested by tbe enormous dally and nightly 
attendance, which reaches many thousands. 
The "City Is one of the most novel attrac- 
tions that hae ever been presented, the little 
people making It look like the land of Llllput, 
made popular In fairy books. When the Iden 
of the enterprise was first conceived there 
were those who doubted Its feasibility. But 
Richard Pltrot was not among tbe doubters. 
He went abroad and fairly scoured Europe 
for little people to fill the houses, apart- 
ments, stores and bazaars which go to make 
up the novel place. That he succeeded in his 
quest Is proved by tbe city as It Is today, 
peopled by little folks, few of whom are over 
thirty-sir Inches In height, and s star attrac- 
tion to children and grown people alike. The 
§reat success of the "Midget City" must, In- 
eed, be gratifying to all concerned, but espe- 
cially to him who conceived the Idea and 
bore tbe brunt of the burden In carrying It 
out, namely, Richard Pltrot. 
e«» 
REDUCED RATES TO BOSTON. 



Via Pmniylvanla Railroad, Account 
G. A. R. National Encampment. 

On account of the National Encampment, 
O. A. It., at Boston. Mass., Aug. 10 to 20, 
1004, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company 
will sell excursion tickets to Boston, Mass., 
from all atatlona ou Its lines from Aug. 13 
to 15, Inclusive, at greatly reduced rates. 
These tickets wilt be good for return pas- 
sage, to lesve Boston not earlier than Aug. 
16, nor Ister thsn Aug. 20, Inclusive, when 
executed by Joint Agent at Boston. 

Upon deposit of ticket with Joint Agent 
on or before Aug. 20, and payment of fifty 
cents, an extension of return limit msy be 
secured (0 leave Boston to Sept 80, Inclu- 
sive, 



— Notes from "Buster Brown" Co. : Tbe 
following people bave been engaged: Master 
Gabriel, George All, Al. Lamar, Knute Eric- 
son, Edgar Blxley, James Cherrle, Sue Belle 
Meade, Nina Raldall, Mamie Day, Ella Sher- 
wood, Dorothy Zimmerman, Edvthe Ralo, 
Narman Crawford, Mamie Goodrich and a 
chorus of thirty. Arrangements are now 
under way to present Master Gabriel at N. 
Y. City for a run, starting about Christmas. 

— M. B. Raymond will manage the Eh- 
note Sisters, In "Mrs. Delaney, of Newport," 
thli season, opening about Oct. 15. 

— Notea from Hampton & Hopkins' Enter- 
prises : The following engagements have 
been made : Geo. Manderback, as manager, 
and L P. Wilcox, aa agent, to look after the 
Interest with "Sandy Bottom" Co. The sea- 
son opena at Benton Harbor, Mich., Aug. 20. 
Emily Erlckson Green, who will be seen 
next season In a new play, entitled "That 
Little Swede," has Just returned from a four 
months' visit to her native home, Stockholm, 
Sweden. Previous 'to her opening. Sept 1, 
blio Is spending a few weeks among the lake6 
of Michigan. Hampton & Hopkins, her man- 
agers, are leaving nothing undone to make 
her play a success. 

— Slater and Finch write: "We finished 
our vaudeville datea June 18, In Ft. Worth, 
Tex., and have been playing the Southern 
States nil Summer. We visited the fair one 
week and were called to Gibson City, HL. 
on account of the death of Mr. Slater's 
father. We took a rest of three weekB and 
are now with Angell's Comedians, playing 
responsible parts and our sketches. We wlfi 
resume our vaudeville dates next Summer." 

— Lew h. Newcomb has been engaged by 
James K. Hackett to create a light comedy 
part In "J*ck a Little Surprise," la support 
of Arthur Byron, which opena at the Prln- 
cesa Theatre, this city, Sept 6. 

— Claire Tuttle, of the Claire Tuttle Co., 
Is spending her vacation pleasantly at her 
home lu Berlin Heights, 0., dividing her 
time between her private yacht, "The Os- 
P,\' e3 '[." »? n() » ran ?lng for next season's work. 
Clark B. Felgar, who will manage tbe above 
company. Is at present the Bsarstant mana- 
ger of the Pike attraction, "Dnder and Over 
the Sea." A new play has been added to 
the repertory and on excellent company bas 
been engaged to support Miss Tuttle. The 
company will open In November. 
«.~^ Th , e , c ? rlet °n 8lsters will be with the 
BIyrkle-Harder Co. the coming season, under 
the management of Eugene Hall. Hazel will 
the leading soubrette, and Daisy will nlay 
Juveniles. They will feature in their specialty 
?. c ^ 0n „l OD 8i. written especially for them by 
Prof. Edw. C. Crook. 

r,"rjy ulla,n w - Vaa Dolaen and John 
S9L5. are I ece ? t «»sTagements for John 
Griffith's production of "Mscbeth." 

— Henry C. Mortimer, who hai Just ter- 



?.___* successful 8ummer engagement ss 

irkBtt 



leading man with the Electric Park Stock Co., 
Kankakee, III., has returned to New York to 
complete his arrangements for the coming 
season. ^ 



— Notea from Belcher's Comedians te- 
ars now organising for what will be at'l-i.T 
tbe most pretentions effort we have «. 
nlads In tbe support of onr bright yoc e m«V 
Clara Belcher. Amon* other new ones » 
are Jnst In receipt- of a four act c«n«5, 
drama, written for her by tbe authornctnr 
Mart W. Zielle. It Is certainly fine wi 
will nse a full line of royalty plays biiid*! 
this one and with our band and orchestra 
special scenery an clever support, w. \S,l 
tor a pleasant and prosperous season w« 
have a fine line of fair dates to start otr with 

— T. H. Wlnnett baa secured the sol.' 
agency of Chas. W. Chase's well known Dr o. 
ductlons and dramatizations, likewise of Chal 
P. Bice's latest successes. 

— Prof. Arthur L. Von Deck and wife 
(Adelaide Garr), who are at the World's 
Fair, St. Loula, Mo., have signed for tbe com 
lng season with tbe Osman-Hoyt Stock t'o 

— Florence Brockway has been engaged for 
the circus scene in tbe second act of To'-;tol'. 
"Thou 8balt Not Kill" Co. She will dn'be" 
sensational "loop tbe loop" act, In which she 
rides three times around a circle forty feet 
high and one hundred and twenty feet In cir- 
cumference. 

— Charles Wyndbam will come to New 
York for a visit of two weeks, previous to 
bis playing at the Lyceum Theatre here. 

— Clyde Fitch, who arrives from France 
the middle of August, will rehearse and pro- 
duce Clara Bloodgood, In "The Coronet of a 
Duchess," and ^fre. G. H. Gilbert, in 
"Granny." 

— Murry Livingston writes that It has 
been erroneously reported thst be had slpncd 
with Daniel Sully for the coming season 
He will go with ,r Queen of the Highway." 

— Frank A Zenders, last season In ad- 
vance of the Guv Stock Co.. baa signed with 
Ben R. Warner for the coming season. 

— WUIard Rowe, with the Harry Glazier 
Stock Co., received an ugly scalp wound dur- 
ing the performance of "The Three Mus- 
keteers," at the Avenue Theatre, Detroit, last 

— Kathertne Kavanaugh has signed with 
tbe Charlea K. Champlln to. for the coming 
season. She Is also under contract to write 
a new play for Oliver C. Zlegfeld, to be pro- 
duced season of 1905-1906. 

— Earle K. Mitchell arrived In New York 
July 20, after his vacation In the Slerre 
Madre Mountains of Mexico. He has signed 
with Wm. A. Brady to play HI Holler, in 
" 'Way Down East." 

— "Sweet Kitty. Bellalra" will be pro- 
duced In London, Eng., next year, under toe 
management of David Belasco. Henrietta 
Crosman will resume ber New York run in 
"Sweet Kitty Bellalra" early In September. 

— George M. Cohan will begin bis starring 
engagement, In "Little Johnny Jones," at 
the New York Theatre, this city, on Oct. 
31. In his supporting company will be Mrs. 
Jerry M. Cohan, Ethel Levey, J. Bernard 
DyllytK C. Jack Harrington, Tom Lewis snd 
Sam Ryan. The chorus will number forty 
or more. 

— Grace Sloan and Phil M. Walker bave 
signed with "Maloney's Wedding" Co., for 
the coming season, as soubrette and leader, 
respectively. 

— -Charles Frohman has re-engaged Bruce 
McRse to play tbe leading male role with 
Ethel Barrymore, In "Sunday." 

— Edward S. Archer has signed with 
' Rachel Goldstein." 

— "Tbe White Tigress of Japan" Is the 
opening attraction of tbe American Theatre. 
Among those already engaged are : Al. Poll- 
lips, leads; John J". Farrefl, heavies: Fanny 
Mclntyre, leads ; W. J. Jordan and B. I". 
Horning. Frank Hatch will stage tbe play. 

— Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. Tempest go wtb 
"Why Girls Leave Home." 

— William Gillette will remain on his 
house yacht, "Aunt Polly," working on his 
new play until late in September, when he 
begins his seacoa In "Tbe Admirable Crich- 
ton." 

— Arrangements are about complete where- 
by "The Man from China" Company will go 
on tour under tbe management of M. B. 
Raymond, about Not. 1. 

. — Virginia Drew Trescott, who will create 
the star role In Tolstoi's "Thou Sbalt Not 
Kill," arrived last - week In New York front 
Moscow, Russia, where she spent last month 
with Connt Leo Tolstoi on the manuscript of 
tbe production. 

— Tim and Kit Leavens have signed with 
the Osman-Hoyt Stock Co. for tbe coming 
season, for soubrettes and characters, re- 
spectively, and to introduce their specialties 
between acts. 

— "The New York Day by Day" Co. will 
open Ha season the latter part of August. Tbe 
company plays the Stair k Havlin circuit, and 
time Is nearly all booked for the coming sea- 
son. 

' — W. L Stewart mourns the death of his 
mother, which occurred at tbe family home 
In Petrolla, Ont, July 22. 

— Kuth Yale closed a successful Summer 
engagement with W. H. Hout's Stock Co., at 
Warrensburg, Mo. (Pertle Snrlngs). She has 
signed for the coming season with L. A. 
Kempton's "A Homespun Heart" Co., to play 
the Juvenile lead. 

— Mildred Milton, soprano singer and 
fancy dancer, who was formerly with "The 
Silver Slipper" and 'The Medal and tbe 
Maid," la now with Henry W. Savage'B 
"Woodland" Co. 

— J. H. Owens, who bas been managing 
tbe City Opera House, Havre de Grace, Ml. 
for the post seven years, has been reappoint- 
ed for the coming season. Several first class 
attractions have already been booked, and 
the season will open on Sept. 6, with the mu- 
sical drama, "Parsifal.", _ 

— Walter H. Foster, Is spending a three 
weeks' vacation In Canada, as tbe guest of 
Col. George Simpson, of the British Army. 
Mr. Foster will again be a member of Dot 
Karroll's Co. the coming season. 
,. — Harry Corson Clarke writes: "Having 

done' tbe fair, taken a six weeks' rest at 
Chicago, and tackled Niagara FalU, I will hie 
me to New York and rest up until the time 
comes to break in on next sesBon." 

— Mary E. Baker closed ber concert tour 
at Ialeboro, Me., Aug. 1, and la now In Phila- 
delphia, awaiting the arrival of her husband, 
ThomaB R. Henry, who la returning from Ja- 
pan, where he bas been In tbe Interests of 
Ous Hill. Mr. Hill bas made preparations to 
feature Miss Baker In one of his productions. 

— Roster of Corse Peyton's Stock Co. : 
David J. Ratnage, manager ; A. G. Bouncy, 
business manager ; Harry Thomas, stsge man- 
ager; P. Hans Flatb. musical director; Ceo. 
IlalBton carpenter ; Daniel H. Morrison, pro- 
perty master ; Thomas B. Alexander, Ulysses 
Davis, Harry Mantell, Eugene L. Miller, Jere 
Sanford, Ethel Tucker, Dora Lombard, Blos- 
som Robinson, Ida A Thomas, Valeria Bijou. 
Duchesae BIJou, the Three Mareenas, and 
Drawee, European Juggler. 

— J. V. Brock Is now In his twenty-first 
week with the Geyer A Grlswald Co., fa the. 
South, this being his second season with the 
company. Mr. Brock reports fine business for 
the organization, which has been continuously 
In tbe South alnce October last 
_ — Blsncbe Bates began her run In "Tbe 
Darling of the Gods" at the 8t. Louis Fair, 
8unday night, July 81. The play will atay at 
the imperial Theatre four months. 

— ICIIce Dickson reports that she closed n 
very pleasant engagement with the W. II- 
Ilout Stock Co., at Warrensburg Mo. (Pertle 
Springs), playing general business snd doing 
her specialties. 

,. — Carl J. Brtckert has been engaged f* 
the coming season aa heavy man with Dirk 
herrla' Grace Hay ward Co., under the man- 
agement of G. w. Winters. He played the 
last week of stock at Omaha. Neb., with the 
Ferrla 8tock Co., playing In "The Creole" and 
a revival of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." 

— Ralph Kellard Is at the Clermont Cot 
tage. Rldgewood, N. J„ as the guest of H. 
Bees DavTes, of the "Sweet Kitty Bellalrs 



AUGUST 13. 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



555 



_- Gormand A Ford Notes: After a very 
successful Mason we closed July 18, at Dan- 
ville, Vt, for the flr«t time In five years of 
continuous trouplng, Bummer and Winter, 
and we will enjoy a wejl earned rest until 



aid •! will enjoy i wejl earned rest until Notts from Hides Corned* Cn Rnh.,-* r» 
lent 1. Harr» Gormand, Bart Ford, I. J. Hyde, manager) — We aS nn. iJ. «„. «R' 
Gorm.nd._B. 6. Mills. Mildred^ K.ro and weak under'SnVa. ^and"? fiT|£ S fi 



Anna Pomeroy have gone to the Summer cot 
tace on tie ltaquette River, In the Adiron- 
dack, recently purchaaed by Gormand & 
Kord. Sailing, fishing, hunting and resting 
Is the programme at "The Actors' Rest," as 
the cottage has been christened. Clarlbel 
AVorth will spend the Summer visiting her 
en rents at Syracuse, N. Y. ; Oscar Dowon 
simmers at Camden, Me. ; J. O. Macfarlene 
left for a few weeks' visit In New York be- 
fore mating a trip abroad ; 0. B. Cann and 
jack Boss will while away the time at 
Sackett* Harbor. N. Y., and Pearl Woolson 
bas returned to her borne In Boston. Active 
preparations for the coming season will be- 
L q about the middle of August, and with the 
new productions Gormand A Ford have add- 
ed to their repertory, and the excellent time 
booked In the territory where this company 
is a prime favorite, onr prospects for the 
coming season could not be brighter. The 
old reliabli reaches us by boat on Satur- 
day, and Immediately on Its arrival we draw 
lots to see who shall mount a rock and read 
it aloud, line for line. 

— Notes from Fulton Brothers' Stock Co. : 
After a very successful season of ten weeks 
at the Oliver Theatre, Lincoln, Neb., this com- 
pany closed Its Summer engagement July 30. 
Our closing matinee was the largest the house 
bas ever known. After tbe performance a re- 
ception was held on the stage, giving the 
many friends of the company an opportunity 
of saying good-bye. 'After tbe night perform- 
ance, which was also played to capacity, Mr. 
Fulton tendered a banquet to tbe members of 
the company and the employes of the house, 
during which many toasts were given and re- 
sponded to. After a week's rest rehearsals 
will begin for the road tour, which opena 
Aug. 23. 

— F. A. Tolver will be In advance of Row- 
land A Clifford's "Over Niagara Falls" tbe 
coming season. 

— C. B. Holllday has signed for the coming 
season to go In advance of the Murray A 
ilackey Co. Scenic productions of successful 
plays will be presented on an elaborate scale. 
The company will play over tbe same territory 
It bas covered for the past four seasons, open- 
ing at Warren, 0., Aug. 29, fair week. 

— Lillian Daven bas signed with Lincoln 
J. Carter's "Two Little Waifs" Co. (Eastern) 
for the coming season. She Is at present 
resting and visiting her mother at Newport, 
Ky., where she bas been during the entire 
Summer, after two successful seasons with 
Jute and Elmer Walters' "A Millionaire 
Tramp" Co, 

— Abbott A Hensel, managers of Frederic 
Rella, In bis own version of "Dr. Jekyll and 
Mr. Hyde/' have signed the following people : 
Frederic Bella, Russell Hampton, Earl Ford, 
Albert G. Bruce, Josephine Dalman (last sea- 
son with Virginia Drew Tresscott, in "Sa- 
tanla"), Mayme Jeannette. Prof. Karl will 
be musical director. The scenery and paper 
will be of the best, and tbe season will open 
Sept 28. 

— Frank Hathaway Is with the Williams 
Big Stock Co., playing heavies. He reports 
meeting with great success. 

— Notes from the New Curtis Stock Co. : 
We will open our season at tbe New Curtis 
Theatre, Denver, Col., Aug. 20, playing all 
of Weber A Fields' successes, beginning with 
"Flddle-dee-dee." Hoster: Jos. B. Howard, 
Ida Emerson, Allen Curtis, Gabriel Llpman, 
Lew Hose, James Emerson, Camllle Calhoun, 
Bowman Bros., and a chorus of thirty people. 

— Tfaos. T. Shea completed bis park en- 
gagements at Bristol Park, Buffalo, last 
week, and returned to New York to open with 
a new production. 

— Notes from the Irving French Co. : We 
close our Bummer season at La Crosse, Wis., 
Aug. 6. Roster : Mrs. Irving French, pro- 
prietor: Don Macmlllan, manager; Don Hll- 
debrand, advance representative ; Harry B. 
Rowe, stage manager ; Harry J. Lane, Feld- 
man and Ball, Ross Greene, J. 0. Pennell, 
Fred B. White, Dorothy Grey, Carrie Weller 
and Clara Swarthont. 

— Jack Campbell has been engaged as ad- 
vance for Jed 1 Carlton's "Was She to Blame" 
Co., for the coming season. 

— Notes from the Roe Stock Co.: We 
opened our fifth season at Red Bank, N. J., 
Aug. 1. The roster of the company follows : 
Kobt. Davis, sole owner; Campbell Stratton, 
John B. Wblteman, Arthur Griffin, Artie 
Kelly, J. Hall Owen, Winifred Hlatt, John 
Mauley, Jay Demers, Master Elrby, John 
Lacy, Ed. Reed, Wm. E. Ereffer, Gay Rhea. 
Maybelle Van Tassel!, Nellie Franklyn and 
Dollle Bardwell. A car load of scenery, all 
entirely new this season, Is carried, and we 
present vaudeville features. Tbe repertory 
Includes: "A Warning to Women," "At Val- 
leg Forge." "The Sign of the Four," "Dr. 
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," "Wife In Name Only," 
"Dora Thome," "The Fate of War" and "The 
Road to 'Frisco." The time Is filled solidly 
for forty-six weeks In the principal Eastern 
bouses. 

— Thurber & Nasher Co., headed by Flor- 
ence Hamilton, will commence rehearsals at 
Smith's Theatre, Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 8. 
The company Is complete In every detail, the 
following being tbe roster: Florence Hamil- 
ton, Tessle Lorraine Noble, BMou Washburn, 
Mrs. Anna Murray, Cassle Martin, George 
Hoey, John W. Barry, Earl Simmons, Horace 
V. Noble, Sumner Nicholl, Edy. Blair, John 
Ortls, Harry Jenkins, C. H. Martin and Dan 
Demarest. The vaudeville features are: 



I'aullnettl and Plquo, character comedy gym- 
nasts: Mile. Pepita Delaro and Master Philip 
M. Thurber. Executive staff: Thurber A 



Nasher, managers ; George Hoey, stage dl 
rector ; John w. Barry, state manager ; John 
Ortls, carpenter : C. H. Martin, master of 
transportation, and Dan Demarest, leader. 
Phil. H. Thurber will be back with the com- 
pany, while Matt Nasher will protect the In- 
terests ahead. The season opens at Norwich, 
Conn., Aug. 20. 

. — Manager James Spencer writes: This 
Js the second season of the Spencer Stock 
Co. Only one change has been made In tbe 
company since we opened. James Slavln, our 
leading man, was called to New York, as he 
Is under contract with Manager Blaney to 
play the lead In "The Factory Girl." His 
place was filled by John Clark. The company 
was recently tendered a crab supper and later 
on a banquet by John N. Beeves, real estate 
sgent, of Wlldwood, N. J. We enjoyed our- 
selves immensely and drank toasts to tbe 
health of Mr. Beeves and the prosperity of 
the Spencer Stock Co. Everybody Is enjoy- 
ing theJMet of health. Tbe bathing at wild- 
wood Is greatly enjoyed by the members of 
the company, as we have one of the best 
beaches In the country. The Spencer Stock 
Co. Is due here until Sept. 10, and If business 
continues as It haa been, this will be my ban- 
»er season. The lstcb Is always hanging out 
for any members of tbe profession who pass 
<bls way. We are always pleased to see 
'hem. Boater : Gilbert H. Blaker, proprietor ; 
James Spencer, manager ; Maurice Stanford, 
■'age director; Howard Blaker, treasurer: 
Albert Grayblll, press representative : Frank 
L. Worden. advertising agent; P. A. Pascale. 
jouslcal director : James Spencer, Maxwell 
Wllfus, John J. Clark. Will C. Carr, Maurice 
Stanford, Emily 8mllev. Kathleen Klnsella, 
Josephine Gray, Lois Worden." 

— :Th» T. H. Wlnnett Stock Co. takes the 
road after election, with all new material In 
ihe way of European and American plays. 

„— Alyce Kee Nan will play the heavy role 
of Janet, In Tolstoi's "Thou Shalt Not Kill" 

o. and Is engaged for tbe around the world 
:our of ihe play. ' 

. — Walter Hawley has been engaged for. 
the coming season to take a leading role and 
stage' tbe new musical production of F. W. 
Lloyd's "A Boy Wsnted' r Co. 



m™.. ui et ft" 1 "' '■P d ~" h7*^een°one » 
tlnual Jam. We opened at Lincoln, Me.. Julv 1 

h^ e .h apadt7 of the Immense top, and It has' 
been the same ever since. We bad a severe 
blow down at Bradford. 11, and Ben" Mood? 
was painfully Injured, nut I. K no" Tbi 
storm struck us at 6.10 p. u.. and we wen 
UP again and showing at 8.30.' Billy B.^m* 
^22 re , celved f'um Tlyde and Leofa a dls- 
Wfm ring July 17, Ills birthday. After 
each memBer of the company bad shown his 
or her good will toward film, by little tokens, 
?„ e b J$ a ?i Bp " Knti > tnd "e "tiled down! 

£!S\. ^w * 8 ' of feefIn « Prevails In ourcom- 
£?."/• - ,' roater "mains the same. The 
H J e ..J w , lns are meeting with success sing- 
ill F°l ]ow th * Ue "» Crowd." Leola is 
also singing some clever songs,wlth her ususl 
success, tmerson and Foster are getting a 
new act down. Mont Foster's father visited 
the show last week, and bad a big time Ash- 
ing on the lake. Little Lola has added some 
startling tricks to her contortion act. 

Doc Waobbll, general agent Faust's Min- 
strels, wrltea: "Q. D. Cunningham, mana- 
ger, bas everything ready for our opening. 
Owing to the demand for time, we open 

.r ug ' c 10 ' ! n ?. teaa . °' 10 - 0l " olio features : 
Ihe laust lamlly. ten Australian acrobats,; 
Bolssette Troupe, French pantomlmlsts, first 
American appearance ; Daly and Kelso, the 
boys with the tangled feet ; Herald Square 
Quartette, the Brothers 8tldolph. Germun 
musical team, first time in this country; 
Bobby De Rue, 'the mentor of mirth,' In 
monologue. The first part represents a 
scene In Mexico, and Is entitled 'In Old Mex- 
ico. The comedians Include : Billy Beard, 
the human menu of oddities; 'Crip' Rogers 
'the Dixie butterfly ;' Tete Detzel, the Erie 
cyclone. The vocalists sre headed by Clen 

i e ? n i l 1„? nd Wm - R - ratt| e- We have 
Bowles Military Band, and Smith's superb 
orchestra. 

... jA ,?°, B .? A ? D Y AN Tyl * re P° r t success over 
the Keith circuit 

Arthui Lani axd Graci Keiitu will 

close their Summer season In vaudeville on 
, Au fc 7 ' P Ka ? MB cltT - Tney will arrive 
In New York the latter part of August for 
the opening of the regular season, playing 
dates exclusively. 

Prof. L. Bubqer and son, musical per- 
formers, write tbst they sre making a suc- 
cessful tour through the West MaBter 
Robert's playing on novelty Instruments is 
reported as being a great success. 

Prince Albbxe and Miss La Beast write 
that they wil produce a novelty, called "The 
Mysterious Gramaphone," which they ex- 
pect to Introduce about November. This 
machine, they write, will answer any que*. 
Hon, and will be a mystifying feature of 
their second sight act 

The Martslles (Harry and Emma) re- 
sumed work on July 11, as a feature at 




Roam or 8?btbxb * afoaiMAX'a Co.— 
Geo. H. Stevens, manager and comedian; 
Dollle Moaaman, toubrette, leads and sing- 
ing and dancing specialty; Chi*. Apley, 
tramp Juggler, old man, song and dance and 
barrel Jumping; Ray Clements, old maid 
character; Chat. Oarlock, Dutch; Uarry 
Page, advance; Sam Reed and Cook Reed, 
song and dance performers; the Webbs, In 
a sketch ; Stevens and Mosiman, musical 
performers and comedy boxing act; Tod 
Mossman, propa; II. J. Stevens, boss hostler. 
We have a band of nine pieces. Business Is 
to S. R, O. every sight We have one ot 
tbe strongest shows under canvas. 

Vinos* and Duklap, after playing tba 
Crystal circuit twice, have booked theGrau- 
man circuit for nine weeks. They report 
that their new sketch, "Aunt Mellnda'a Op- 
portunity," la making a big success. 

Asrni.-R Foi.kmt, whistler and Imitator, 
writes: "I have separated from Mr. Selbert, 
and am now working alone. I open on 
Lang's circuit Sept. 5, for twenty-five weeks. 

Tub Great Hit wood writes: "After fin- 
ishing tbe Melville circuit, I sm playing 
four weeks on the Heller A Gladlng circuit. 
Aug. 27 I open with my new character 
change act for a second season at Dumont's 
Kieventh Street Opera House, Philadelphia, 

Pearl Irvino la visiting friends In this 
city. 

Uennctt and Rick met with marked sue- 
cess at Proctor's Newark Theatre last week. 

Dixox and Holmes appear at Woolworth's 
Roof Garden week ot Aug. 18, with Keith 
circuit to follow. 

William Catakacob, of Cavanaugh and 
Hamilton, who is now running tbe Keswick 
Hotel, at Brocton, Mass., was visited by tbe 
Magnanl Family, musical barbers, and Burns 
and Charcoal, who are playing Highland 
rark, on ths J. J. Flynn circuit They spent 
a very sociable evening while at tbe hotel, 
and Mr. Cavanaugh wishes to say to all 
friends that "All good things come to him 
who waits." 

Jennie Francis and her husband, John 
Preston, will produce their new one set 
comedy, "Won by a Neck," In vaudeville. 
They will be known as Preston and Francis. 



^hey report that their act 
Is meeting with success. They will return 
Lnst In January, opening In Chicago. 

Harry A. Woodward, manager of Wood- 
ward's Vaudeville Co., has bought from Carl 
Cookson all rights and Interest of the Peo- 
ple's Theatre, Lowell, Mass., and bas leased 
tbe same. Tbe house will open Sept. S, and 
vaudeville and burlesque will be presented. 

Geo, W. Evebs, comedian, Is now manag- 
ing the Orpheum Summer park, San An- 
tonlo, Tex. 

Notes from Frank B. Carr's Tuorouoii- 
BREDS Co.— The big acts this season will 
startle the country. Two of them are strict- 
ly European, and were brought to this coun- - 
try by Mrs. Carr. Twenty show girls will 
sppear In each act, with the original cos- 
tumes, scenery and electrical effects. Tbe 
season begins Monday, Aug. 14. 

M. J. Killeiier, lightning baton and gun 
manipulator, was last week with Murphy A 
Gibson's Minstrels, Steel Pier, Atlantic City, 

Carl Herbert reports success with his act 
of high class magic. 

Sam J. Klein, manager of Erbe's Casino, 
North Beach, was called, by telegram, to St 
Louis, where his mother lay very sick, and 
he arrived two hours before she died. She 
was fifty-five years old. interment vas at St 
Peter's Cemetery on July 24. 

Kennedy and Kennedy write: "Owing to 
being billed at the Howard, week of Aug. 8, 
under tbe above names, we have decided to 
hold same." 

Geo. W. Leslie, singing and talking com- 
edian. Is still playing the McMahon A Dee 
park circuit. He is booked at Hanlan's Point, 
Toronto, Ont, week of Aug. 8 ; Lake On- 
tarlo Park, Kingston, week of IS; Bristol 
Psrk, Buffalo, N. Y., week of 22. He will 
appear with a leading minstrel organization 
the coming season. 

Daisy Linden reports meeting with great 
success at parks and beaches this Summer. 
Week of Aug. 1 she played Delmtlng's Ca- 
sino, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. ; the Steeple- 
chose Pier, Atlantic City. N. J., 15, and Hen- 
derson's, Coney Islsnd, N. Y., 29. 

Ad. B. 1'cunge recently spent a week at 
Cincinnati, enjoying the festivities of the 
Elks' carnival, he being a member ot Lodge 
308, B. P. O. Elks, Grafton, W. Va. Mr. 
and Mrs. Younge (Maude De Long) are build- 
ing a borne at Grafton, which will be ready 
for use In October. . 

Geosob and Lillian Bbinnan, after clos- 
ing with Rellly A Wood's Show, have been 
playing the circuit of parks through New 
England, but finished their work week of 
Aug. 1, st Lincoln Park, New Bedford, Maes. 
They will take a short vacation before Join- 
ing Weber A Bush's new musical comedy, 
"The Promoters," which they have signed 
with for next season. 

Tony Baker, the noted minstrel comedian, 
singer and dancer, states that this bas been 
a highly successful season. He recently 
closed six weeks on the Ohio circuit of parks, 
and is now on the Heller circuit, opening at 
Sewell's Point. Cape May, N. J., Aug. 1, for 
two weeks, with Trenton to follow. 

Jack Rocsek writes: "After resting a 
few weeks, I am now singing illustrated 
Bongs and operating the clneograph at John- 
son r Electric Theatre, Waterloo, la., where 
all my friends will find me In the future." 

Notes >noi: Wise's Market Theatre, To- 
ledo, 0. — This cozy place of amusement has 
been remodeled throughout, and J. A. Wise 
has spared neither time nor money to make 
It one of tbe best playhouses In this State. 
Tbe people for week of Aug. 1 are : Scanlan 
and Foley. May Klrby, Blanch Raymond, 
Kitty Moon, Rose Adair, Ada West, Stella 
Raymond, Mabel Deleon. Mae Rnssell, Ed. 
Hardy. Bert Ferry, Tom Korman, Chas. Love- 
Jov and Geo. MItcbel. Business good. 

"Lbn B. Mantell writes: "I hsve taken tbe 
management of tbe Parlor Theatre, a cosy 
little continuous vaudeville bouse. In Everett, 
Wash. Since separating from my former part- 
ner, Mr. Lamb, I have been rehearsing my 
marionettes with two assistants, and instead 
of going East this Summer I shall manage 
this theatre and Install the marionettes for 
an Indefinite period, putting on a different 
turn each week, together with tbe big bill 
of novelties." 

Addison and Livingston are In tbelr 
twelfth week on the Lang A Edison circuit, 
and report that tbelr act Is meeting with 
success. They will play a return engagement 
on the Novelty circuit, opening at Salt Lake 
City, week of Sept 6, at the Bon Jon The- 
atre. «■ 

C. Jay Shith, manager of Billy Kersands' 
Minstrels, has signed for next s e a son C. 
Newton Taylor, business manager, and J. M. 
Beilly, agent. £»*•■ • - -"»-- • 



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MARION AND DEANE, 
Who arc now playing tbelr second successful 
season on the Melville park circuit, have 
gradually worked their act Into popularity, 
and can now lay claim to one of the neatest 
iaugh producing hits In vaudeville. Burt 
Marlon, the male member of tbe team, Is slso 
a song writer, and has written the lyrics for 
scversl new songs, tbe music of which Is by 
Earnest R. Ball, and the songs sre In tbe 
hands of Wltmark A Sons. Marlon and Deane 
will shortly play return dates in the vaude- 
ville houses of the East 



Alice Porter, Nellie Palmer, Blanche La- 
tell, Pauline Lent!, Chas. Howard, Jos. Mit- 
chell and Tony Murphy were recent guests 
of Thus. J. Grady, at his Summer cottage, 
'The Rest," Atlantic City, N. J. 

Bob Rice, ths old time minstrel, has the 
booking ot all companies playing the Star, 
Montreal, Can. He will give bla Illustrated 
song Sims there every week during the com 
lng season, assisted by Ned Raymond. 

Newell and Nidlo have Just closed six- 
teen weeks with tbelr own company and 
are at Chicago arranging to resume tbelr 
vaudeville dates, which commence Ang. 7, 
and carry tbem well Into next Spring, when 
they play the Orpheum circuit 

the Evebettb S18TEBS, Tynea and Gay 
cell, after playing the Texas circuit and 
Northwestern circuits with success, are now 
engaged for fourteen weeks at ths Monts 
Carlo Theatre, Nome, Alaska. They will re- 
turn East In October, presenting a new act, 
entitled "Travesty Flora Dora," introduc- 
ing singing, lightning chsnges and buck and 
wing dancing. 

Tub Gbbat St. Cyr, illusionist, who last 
season waa the feature act with the Arnold 
Stock Co., has signed for tbe coming season 
with tbe Oiman-Hoyt Stock Co., as a special 
feature. 

Wallace and Beech, comedy acrobats, 
will close their vaudeville dates at tbe Chi- 
cago Opera House, week of Aug. 1, and will 
Iben Join the C. W. Parker Amusement Co., 
st Abilene, Kan. This will make tbelr sec- 
ond season with tbe above company. 

Pebrt and Ai.ecia are In their third week 
out with "Muldoon's Picnic" Co.. over th* 
Room circuit. They write tbst tbelr specialty 
bas made the biggest kind of s success. 

De Varo and cubtis state tbst their nov- 
elty gymnastic act. Introducing acrobatic, 



ring and horizontal bar tricks, Is meeting 
with big success. They were week of July 
26 at Riverside Pork, Anderson, Ind. 



The Maoic Kettle opened its season with 
a two weeks' run at Brighton Beach Music 
Hall, N. Y„ Aug. 1, after which It moves to 
Cleveland's Theatre, Chicago, for eight weeks. 

Herbert and Rooebs recently closed their 
eighth successful week on the J. W. Gor- 
man circuit of parks. They joined the Al. 
O. Field Minstrels for the coming season, 
beginning Aug. 1. 

NEEDiiAit and Wood ire In their fourth 
week at Woodslde Casino, Canarsle, N. V , 
end hsve been retained for another week. 

Parker's doos were held over for their sec- 
ond week at Rois Park, Blaghamton, N. Y. 

Martins and Balno, novelty Chinese 
comlques, report meeting wltb marked favor 
while playing ths Palace Theatre. Boston. 
Mr. Balno was forced to repeat hi* novel 
trick called "looping the loop on a sugar 
barrel." The team write Ibat tbey have 
been meeting with success everywhere. 

Leo and hllky recently closed over the 
Colorado circuit, and have gone to the coast. 

Eva Wilson has retired from the Wilson 
Trio. The set will now be known ■* th* 
Wilson Brothers 

C Harry Jarvih, comedy Joggler, has 
Just completed t successful vaudeville tour 
through the Northwest, and was last week 
st Casino Park, Kalamazoo. Mich. 

■ail Ik Vivian writes : "Ths team known 
si Men and Vivian, equilibrists and acro- 
bats, do longer exists, as we havs dissolved 
partnership." 



Nona iso* t«b Gains* Bros.' Amuse- 
ment Co. — We bav* been playing good town* 
and cities In Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. 
The company's smutementa consist ot bal- 
Icon, revolving ladders, double snd single 
trapeze, high dive, and vaudeville show. The 
Fourth of July was one of the best dsys of 
the season, which date we filled at Colum- 
bus, O. Th* outside free attractions were 
highly appreciated. The vaudeville show 
did a big business afternoon and night. At 
8. 80 p. M. Prof. M. E. Gain* mads one of 
the best ascensions with his new balloon 
ever seen In this part of tbe country. Tbe 
balloon ascension was msde from tbe school 
house yard, regardless of the high gale of 
wind. The professor ascended a mile 
high and descended seven mile* from 
the city with kls parachute, owing 
to tbe terrible wind. The spectators 
expected to see tbe aeronaut dashed to 
pieces, but he came out all right. The roster 
Is as follows: M. E Gslns, manager; Lug, 
Gains, treasurer; J. J. Elnnegan, aeronaut 
with "Stormer," balloon No. 2; C. Clark, 
traps : William Roberts, the boy high wire 
performer: J. Flnnegan and Mrs. O. L. Gulll- 
bur, revolving ladder; W. Colus, high dive; 
Geo. Gains, slack wire; Miss Cook, snake 
charmer; 0. L. Gulllhur, manager of vaude- 
ville show snd Iron Jaw, assisted by Mrs. 
Gulllhur, also "slide for life." Th* perform- 
ance In the vaudeville show Is now a feature 
with this company, a* new act* have been 
added, and one of the main feature* Is the 
sleight of band and fire eating turns ot Mr. 
Gulllhur. This company baa Ore more carni- 
val engagements. 

Notes frou th* Bidwell A Farrbi.t. 
Comedy Co. — We sre now In our twelfth 
week and buslnesa Is at Its beat. The S. R. 0. 
sign la hung out very often. We rece'ved 
our new top laat week and everything Is 
new from stsks to bale ring. Our new acely< 



lene gas outfit Is a beauty, giving us twenty- 
five tight* and making the tent ss light sa 
dsy. Elmer Walker la In advance, with three 



r. 



aeslstsnts, snd he certainly does look out for 
that end of It. Roster Is aa follows: Clar- 
ence D. Rldwell, song Illustrator; Billy Far- 
rell, Irish comedian ; Hinckley and Evens, 
blsck face comedians ; Jack Foreman, doable 
and single traps' 1 , Munson and Hart, sketch 
team ; Viola Hews, make charmer. The can- 
vas Is In charge ot Ren Cssey and four assist- 
ants. Tbe manager will put out a road com- 
pany next Winter, and baa tbe booking tor 
same. 

Notes mow tub Rrikart A Wkder Vaurb- 
vii.lb Co. — Wc are meeting with big success. 
Wllllsrd II. Weber, who has been the main 
attraction with tbe Brownies A Reed Co., 
closed Saturday, July 23, to Join his partner, 
Mr. Relksrt, now touring Pennsylvania. We 
have our new tent and one of th* best out- 
fit* on the road. Our company now consists 
of Mr. and Mrs. Itelkart, musical perform- 
ers ; Wllllard II. Weber, In double voice sing- 
ing; i.eona Virna, song and dance perform- 
er; Harry Weber, hoy soprano; Oracle 'Mc- 
Mullen and Mamie Brown ; Harry 8ayabury, 
boss canvas man. We carry a band of eight 
)leces. AH are enjoying the best of health, 
.oule Bowman, Juggler, Joins us July 80. 
Our friend, Tub C'Lirrtn, Is with us every 

Notes from tub Cracker Jacks and 
Vanity Fair Cos. — The time Is drawing 
near when tbe members of these companion 
will begin work In earnest. Rob Manchester 
has been working all Summer to perfect In 
detail everything appertaining to these com- 
panies, and wben the sesson opens It is safo 
to say that tbey will be better equipped than 
ever. Tbe costuming la certainly s marvel of 
art, and will creats much talk. The scenic 
and electrical effects sre novel, and tbe two 
shows, from stsrt to finish, will be all that 
money and talent can make tbem. The 
Cracker Jacks open tbe season Frldsy. Aug. 
10, st Elizabeth, with the London to follow. 
Tbe Vanity Fair opens Baturday, Aug. 20, 
at Reading, Pa., with Bcranton to follow. 
Bixty people comprise the two shows, and, 
as far as burlesque companies go, ours could 
be plsyed In legitimate nouses and win 
laurels, for tbe only thing left In either 
from last sesson Is tbe title. 

Tub 'Miller Bros., with their new dio- 
rama, opened July 20 their sixth week st 
Seattle, Wash. 

Alice Porter who was hurt very badly 
about the head and body by being thrown 
against a post while In bathing, week of July 
18, at Atlantic City, bas recovered sufficient- 
ly to commence her rehearsals. 

Weaves and Lambert, who played all the 
leading vaudeville bouses of tbe Pacific coast 
during the past two years, srs this week at 
Grand Fall* Park, Joplln. Mo., wblch will 
complete their tour of that State. Then tbey 
go to tbelr home at Denver. Col., and remain 
nntll Sept. 4. wben tbey return to San Fran- 
cisco, to sail on Sept. 12 for a two years' 
tour abroad, opening at Bydney, Aus. After 
playing Sydney tbey will go to Melbourne, 
Ballnrat, Oerlong ind Milan, Then they will 
make a complete tour of South Africa, re- 
turning to tbe State* about Sept. 20, 1006. 

Ball and Baby Dorrih, who concluded 
tbelr park work Baturday, July SO, at Olym- 
pla Park, Chattanooga, Tenn., bav* been on- 

Sged aa a special vaudeville feature for the 
yrkle-Uarder Co., Eastern, which opena 
Aug. IS, at Wllkeib8rre, Pa. 

BTallie Randall, who recently returned 
from the West, where she played over tbe 
circuit of parks, Informs u* tbst she wss 
very favorably received and met with gratify- 
ing results. Bbe will assume tbe leading 
Rsrt la 8am 8. Bbubert's production of "The 
he a ways" tbe coming season. Miss Ran- 
dall will be seen on ths Proctor circuit be- 
fore ber regular season begin*. 

Major O Laiioiilin, who played Johnson's 
Theatre, Waterloo, la., week of Aug. 1, haa 
signed with "Unci* Josh Bpruceby" Co., 
Eastern, for next season, which opens Aug. 
13, at Wsterleek, Mich. 

Mb. and Mas. W. B. Watson (Jeanette 
Dupree) are stopping at tbe West End Hotel, 
Asbury Park, N. J., and will remain there 
until tbey begin rehearsing for their stock 
company, at the Coxy Corner, Brooklyn. They 
will have three companies on tho road next 
season. Their opening skit at Brooklyn will 
be on the Russian-Japanese war. 

Lorrainb and Oandy have signed with the 
Irwin Bro*. for next sesson. 

Will Gasdineb, who has signed with J. J. 
Flynn, tor his Bummer park, reports that h* 
I* meeting wltb success doing bi* dsnclng 
act 

Mi.ls. Roue Burnt writes: "I was obliged 
to cancel week of July 81, at Rocky Point, 
it. I., on account of an attack of nervous 
prostration, snd am under ths car* of my 
physician, Dr. Ed. M. Thompson. In New 
York. Th* Rose-Edyth Billet will resume 
work week of Sept. S, at Gllmore'* Audi- 
torium, 1'bllsdelphls." 

Tub Wuallbys' Imperial Musical Duo, 
who are playing Hsvln Rock Theatre, have 
Wlnsted, Conn.; N. Y. City, Newark, Phila- 
delphia and Atlantic Lily to follow. 

Tlios. H. O'Nbil bas been engaged by Ouy 
Caufman, manager of "Railroad Jack Co., 
to assist In the management of tbe company, 
and Introduce bis specialty In tbe last act. 

A tour of Cubs and South America Is be- 
ing srranged for Alice J. Bbaw, tbe whistler. 



A company of well known vaudeville per 
formers Is to be engaged, with Mrs. flhaw 
ss tbe stellar attraction, and the plan Is to 



begin the tour wben Mr*. 8baw end* ber 
tour of the far Western States, which will 
be next Jxnuary. Bookings sre now being 
msde in tbe countries It Is proposed to visit 

Geo. W. Cunninoiiam mourn* the loss of 
his brother Edward, who died July 26, at 
bis bom* at Cincinnati, O,, from consump- 
tion, aged twenty-six yean. 

Harry Clark writ**: "Ws are In onr 
ninth week with th* Kiralfy Spectacular 
Co., at St. Louis. Tbe show Is a pronounced 
success. Th* radium dance I* (till tba feat- 
ure." 



MENNEN'vS 

Borated Talcum 
TOILET POWDEB 
for AFTEK SHAVING 




Insist that your barber use Mention's Toilet 
Powder after ho shaves you. It la antlseptto 
snd will FRR VENT any at Ihe many skin diseases 
often contran'ed. A positive relief tor PRIqKLY 
IIKAT, CIIAKIMl, HONBURN, and all sffllctUStiaof 
ihe skin. Removes all odor ol penplratton. 
(let Mestnen'a-iho original. Bold everywfiere, 
or mailed for It cents. Sim)*- nw. - i 

QERH1RD MENNEW CO., NEWAHI, | J. 

"??» Memo's VIM Tileii §£? 




Hhoulrl tupoclally appeal to Actreisss, as 
It rieautlo.es ihe brows and lubes, snd *tlm*laUa 
their growth as nothing else will. It gradually 
■larkens the brows and lashes, making them thick 
ani" long. Is not at Dya. AOe. a Jar. 

DREAM VIOLET TALOIift PIIWDGH, 
a dslnly luxury for toilet andliath, with tbe odor 
of the fresh violet. In del Icato silk bag*, too. 

Sold at John Wanamaker'i, and at leading drug- 
gists and department stores, or sent dlreot on 
receipt of jrfco. 

DHKAM CUE AM CO. (Dopt. C). 

la Union Siiusre. N. Y. Oily. 



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THEATRICAL 
COLD CREAi. 

There are many Oold Cream PresaraUoas os 
the market today, some an OOOB-othatl nit 

BFCTTKE— Bat Holnnerney's Is BEST. 

Th* Ingredient* of MoInnenMj'i Oold Ortaa 
*r* pore and harmless, and wben yon onos dm 
till* preparation you will want no other. 

thar good quelltle* In It* favor are Its dtUeatg 

Ei-fume, smooth whiteness and cooling proptrua*. 
id It does not cost a* much a* many ol U* fat 
inferior preparations. 

69o." 

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SORE AND BLEEDING GUMS 

Soft and spongy gums are made health/ 
by tha mildly alkaline and astringent prop- 
erties of SOZODONT. II Is tha most 
fragrant deodorizer and anlliepllo dentifrice 
known to Ihe world. 

SOZODONT 

TOOTH POWDER 

Ihe complement of SOZODONT Liquid, has 
abrasive properties, vet Is absolutely, free 
from grit and acid, fl will not tarnish gold 
fillings or scratch the enamel. 



I FORM* i LIQUID, PO WDEB, PASTE. 
CALL. 




McMAHON'8 

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RESTAURANT 

ATI illTH AVtlHK, 

Between nth and 2Mb Bis., 

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Bestot Kood.Perfeetlj Cooked, 

Served. Prices 



Deilclously 
reasonable. 
Room for U 



Special 
die*. 



Dining 



Staamshlp 
Maj.llro*J*cl - - 

AT LOWKIT HATEI, 

Casino Theatre Building, 140« Broadway, 

KILASK WIIITCOMB COBPAiiT, T«l.l3U-Jath 8L 



{TICKETS 



PERFORMERS "Hr EUROPE 

Should apply for lowest passage rate* gad 
full particular* at . , 

RAYMOND & WHITGOMB C0 H 

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BOSTON— nOrt WAHIIIN'OTON BT. 
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Kiac'ly a* new. Kleclrlo Lamp. Rheostat and- 
Oxy. liyd. Jet. 1*03 pattern. Only too. Alio 
Anentraph and ftptlgrspb, cheap, snd a big lot 
of JneflLIIH very low. * 

II. P0V7BLL, H H. 10th St., Phil*., Pa. 



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August 13. 



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Por 100, • - 13,00 

Band for r oraplet. 
Campaign Lilt. 

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Operated by depositing a 
penny. It ■ the handsomest 
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of Its kind, and u en immense 
money maker. These ma- 
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•n»rteredoikoibineie,M|bJy 
polished, lined with red Tel- 
vet, ud hat conspicuous red 
ilfni. They ibow the exact 
number of square laches of 
sir the lungi oontaln, end 
I show the space the sir takes 
I np when in one 1 * body. 

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fMUrr, U5 ELxhth At.. ■ 
City, iT7Y.,17. O.A. 



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Quickly 

IHETHS 



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ROUTE 



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JERSEY 

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8HOW TENT8. 

Equal to any In workmanship, ahnpe and 

?usllty. Oct our prices before buying. Areata 
or Ktdd'e lights and Baker torches. Black 
tents for moving pictures. Good second hand 
toots from 35x60 to 125x300, at Bargains. 
BAKER A LOCKWOOD, Successor to V. J. 
Baker, elB Delaware Bt, Kansas City, Mo. 

Rhonemos Leg Improver 

F»tent*d, 
xeeilyeti 




rooked or 

. rattht . ao matter hew mSS 

Of crooked lh» If li . U ads of al ami- 



paste. 



si iBTlalblei 
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seed 



so lseoaT*Btese«i 
i hew* than on 
ordlssur 




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"""* To proro that tho Earrli Treatment 

res former ALL drug bablu. we> will aecd 

XMTE". trial packago In plain namr, 

wWmMm upon leanest. It >ou don't seed It 

•end the n ani« of a friend who doea, Wr as ps 

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I I* 7MHonoiolnAvo.,MloiMOftlls,Mloo. 

i It Largest Btock of Slides, Mime and Sup- 

wJftfr pl'ei In the Northwest. Qcod Films 



wanted. Bargain List* 
OAS ORDERS FILLED 



PROMPTLY. 




MUM. 

HERALD ItJUA'E, N. Y., 
FOR YOTJB 

TRUNKS. 

Best In the world for the 
money. Write f r catalogue. 



EXHIBITIONS 
THAT ARE UP 
TO DATS, FUR- 
NISHED BT 
PROF. OHAS. aABRIOH, Blnghamton, M. T. 



BALLOON 



At Liberty. 



Ltdiei' Orchestra. 



IGHT READEH. 
Address PROF. F. 8. ROOBkLBATJ. 

•31 Pleasant Btreet, Worcester, Haas. 



& F. GROTTA, DRUGGISTS, 

446 SIXTH AVE., Corner 27th STREET, N. Y., 

Dealers in Theatrical Specialties, 

M. STEIN'S COLD CREAM 

TO 




DOBIN Ho. 18 BOTJGE, 15c. JAVA POWDER, 21c. 

TETLOWS 8WANSD0WN, 8c. GOSSAMEB, 15c. 




FIREPnOOF PALMS, TREES, FERNS, HUES « FLOWERS, 

FOR THEATRICAL AND STAGE USE HADE TO ORDER. 

We carry a Full Line of Artificial Decorations, Msde Especially for Stage Uses and OrMmenW Set 
tlnga. Send for eatlmaies, describing whstyou want, and we will guarantee satisfaction. Write for 
Catalogue No. 10. 

BOTAHICAL DEC0BATIH8 CO., Ho. 271 Wabash Ave., CHICABO. 



PROCTOR'S 

ENTERPRISES. 

F. F. PROCTOR, Mo Proprietor ond Mantotr 
I. AUSTIN FYNE8, Gimrsl Muogor. 

6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6 

Devoted to IteDatd Entertalomenl. 
Proctor's Bth Are. Theatre, Proctor', 
aad It. Theatre, Proctor's Both Bt. 
Thesstro. Proetor'a 120th St. Theatre, 
Proetor'a Newark Theatre, Proetor'a 
Albany Theatre. 

PROCTOR'S STOCK CO. 
Presenting BestPlays. 

WANTED. BEST ACTS IN 

VAUDEVILLE. 

If you do not receive a reply, It may be 
because tbe time la filled ; you are therefore 
advised to write again In four weeks. Do 
NOT encloae ttamp for reply. 

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: 



Bend 



plots of acta; complete "prop" lists; If can 
open and close In one ; EXACT time of acts, 
and of "close In;" billing for newspapers 
and programmes ; and CLEAN PHOTO- 
GRAPHS for LOBBIES TWO WEEKS In 
ADVANCE OF OPENING DATE AT EACH 
HOUSE, addressing RESIDENT MANAGER. 
FAILURE TO COMPLY with these IN- 
STRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT ABTISTS 
to the BISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDE- 
VILLE BEUEABSAL8 MONDAYS, A. M., 
SHARP. 

Playwrights, Authors and Play Agents, 
Vaudeville Artists and Players, address 

J. AUSTIN FYNE8, General Manager, 

FIFTH AVE. THEATRE, N. T. OTTT. 



DoYouWANTMIUTARYGOODS? 

BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS. 
TESTS. O0N8 and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY 

DESCRIPTION. From Government Auction. 
No matter wbat you want In that line I can 
supply It. New or second band. Send for 
catalogue. B. a ABRAHAMS, 

123 South St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



PHOTOGRAPHS 

Cabinet Photos of yourself for selllng.OUO per 1,000. 

New Edena carbon A finish. Samples for dime. 
r BU8BAND OR WIFE PHOTOS, §8.00 
C par l.oro: FORTUNES, boc: Samp. 10c 
I» Pill LICC For Furore Photographs 
In Utlllt LO and Losers' Post Office, 
a CO.. lei- " WUlard St., Phlla.. Pa. 



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F» U A Y S 

I."OR STOCK THEATRES, REPERTOIRE 
COMPANIE8 AND 81'ECIAL ROAD PRO- 
DUCTIONS, also written to order, revised 
and FOIt SALE. Send for latest catalogue. 
T. II. W'INNETT, 1402 B'way, New York 
City. The Emergency Bureau. 



FOR SALE— Four Act Force Comedy, 

THE RUBY RIMar"--^ 8 

AUTHOR, FRED MARTON. Written for special- 
ties. To be sold cheap, to settle the estate. It la 
fully copyrighted. JOHN HO WORTH , 
U P Lebanon Bt.. Maiden. Mam 

WANTED. 6wd Acts fir Free Sunur 6ir- 

DEN, AT ALL TIMES. TEAMS AND SlSTElt ACTS 
WASTED. Also Good Single Ladles. First class 
board and room, at as, In note), neit door. Salary 
must be very low. Address 

VENETIAN GARDES, Bleubenvllle, Ohio. 



WANTED, 

A Piccolo and Trombone, 

LOW P ITCH, for Concert Band abont to make a 
tour of Europe. Applicants state age, nationality, 
experience and salary expected, cle.rof all ex- 
penaes. Addreis "PICCOLO," care of CLIPPER. 



ohao. THE JEWELL8 BOT 

AT LIBERTY, owing to disappointment 
OOHBDIAM - - SOIBHKTTE. 

Open for Vaudeville. Good Med. Co., or First Clsss 
Rep. Change Hpeola'tles for one week, fake piano. 
On recrlot of tickets will Join at once. Wire or 
write, THE JEWELLS. Connors, N. B., Can. 
P. B.— We are not Uoket grafters and mean bis. 



kNTKD. 

800D B-flit CLABIOIET PLAYEBS 

TO TAKE POSITION AS ATTENDANT IN CUS- 
TODIAL ASYLUM. Wages to start $20.00 per 
month and maintenance, opportunity to practice. 
Other musicians, write. Address BAND LEADER, 
Borne State Ouatodlal Aaylum, Rome, N. Y. 



SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS 

MIDWAY PROMTS. 

K. 1. HAYDBN A CO., US B'way, B'Uyn, N. T. 



SPECIAL NOTICE, 



THE 



New Prospect Theatre, 

OX.SVELAND, Ohio, 

Has been added to the Keith Clreatt, and 
w ill hereafter be known as the 

Keith Theatre, 

4HD OPESED EiBLT 15 SEPTESBEB. 

For Ume at this house. In coilunctlon with tbe 
balance of tbe Keith Circuit, adarest all commu- 
nications to ■■ K. HOOOSOH, 

Keith's Union Square Theatre, or 
VAUDEVILLE MANAGERS 1 ASSOCIATION. 
St. James Building, New York. 



Sweiland Opera House 

I if VILLE, I. T. 

Entirely new, with modern Improvements, Seat- 
ing capacity 800. New electric railway, ncr y 
completed, will pass tbe door, conne ting with 
the famous Chsutaaqua Assembly Grounds and 
small towns in good fanning sections. In order 
to give the peop'e good attractions and get tbem 
coming, tbe management hss conclndrd to rent 
the boose at coat, $12.00 per night, and do yonr 
bill posting and advertising in local paper, season 
1904-OJ. Next season we hope to get onr money. 
Yours for business, 
W. 8. PATTKKBOW. Manager. 



FOR THE STAGE. 

SLIGHTLY USED. Also STREET GOWNS. We 
have on hand a large assortment of slightly worn 
Evening Gowna, Dinner, Reception and Tea Gowns. 
These robes are perfect In every respect, and are 
especially suitable for wear In HIGH CLASS DRA- 
MATIC PRODUCTIONS, Wo hares full line of 
Seal Skin Coats and Purs of all kinds. 
MBS. H. BTABR, S67 South State 8t, CHICAGO. 



EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR, 

AT McDONAtD, PA., 

AUG. 31, SEPT. 1 AHD », 1004, 

WANTS Attractions of all kinds, Midway Shows, 
Balloon. Lots money In vicinity; on yonr way to 
Wheeling fair the following week. 
STEWART GHINE, Trees.. 

B. FRANK.LE, Sec, 

J. 0. ROGERS Pre*. 



FILMS FOR RENT 

(0,000 FEET OF THE LATEST 

SpecUculor, Wir, Historical, Scenic, 

MyttirloiM and Comedy Feature 

Subjects to Select From. 

LATEST ILLUSTRATED SONG SETS RESTED. 
Write for Int. Terms right 

C. E. VAN DUZEE, jjjjargfr 



STREETFAIRS,CARNIVALS,GELEBRATIONS, 
CONVENTIONS. CENTENNIALS, Etc. 



BEAD THE 



NEW YORK INFORMANT. 

For Sale by Newsdealers or at Office. 
Ml JOHN ST., W. T. City, 



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J. C. GOSSCO. .ft 

Ballder. of R. ■ 

HOW CANVA 



Catalogue andl r mn DETROIT 
2nd Hand List) rlCC. MICH. 







ATTENTION, COMMIES. 

THBEE LAEOE HALLS FOB BBHEABSALS, 

EQUIPPED WITB STAGS AND SCENERY. 

PALM GARDEN, Ad3,U E D .ft , T 8 ?h 8rreir a, * C8 ' 

Day and Evening. Inquire on Premises. 



WANTED, 

Vaudeville Talent. 

Contlnuons Performance, Female singers and 
Dancers, for Btreet Fair and Band Tournament, to 
be held Sept. 11, it and 15. Addrest, st once, 
STREET FAIR, Rlvertbn, Nebraska. 



[Don't Standt Sit Down. 

l.Joo Folding Chairs, lot M loch long; all wood 
Folding Settees; one ssibo 8ft. wMi Hack 
Gable Tent; one three Seated Caonr- ■ 
Board; two Back Seats, reversal 
Truntlre, large and mod. THE FI! . _. 
EST TONED FOLDING ORGAN, OHL 
B. H. ARMBRU8T0R.8P 



IB^SWEE- 
rtegjeld, 111, 



gecoDo HiBd BAUD TH8TBDIE1T8 

BODGHT, BOLD and KI OHAN a ID. Send for com- 
plete Lis*. PRANK HOLTtm * CO., 
101 E. Madison Street, Chicago, 111. 



TO BAND- 

ORCHESTRA 

LEADERS 

To Introduce our new band and orchestra musis 
we will mall you any one of the following named 
selections for 18 cents, any two for as cents, 
or any five for 00 cents. Always state whether 
you wish tbe music for band or orchestra. When 
ordering orchestra music, state whether you wish 
10 parts and piano, 14 parts, or full orchestra 

Tbe following numbers are all published for 
orcheaTa, and those marked with star [•] are pub- 
lished for band also: 

•Patlma Intenntsso. [Two-step]. 
•Field Bugler's March. [Two-step]. 
•Down in the Deep. { Art. frompopnlar bass 

La Caaa Lenan Waltxea. 

Tell He Will My Dream Cease True 

Walta. [Arranged from popu.sr ballad]. 
•Coona In the Canebrake. [Two-ttep]. 
Sweetheart! nnd Hoses Walts. 
•Raajinn KaweUngs. [Two-step]. 
Panama Rag. [Two-step]. 

Send for onr THEMATIC catalogue 
OF BAUD AMD ORCHESTRA MUSIC, 

and for particulars regarding our ORIGINAL, 
50 CEBT LEADERS* CL.UB. 

THE AlBBIGBT ID8IG COBPAH Y, 

195 Woboso Ave., tolcogo, IU. 



OUR SPRING CATALOGUE 

Issued April 1, will contain a complete line of 
goods used bv Street Hen, Carnlwml Men 
and (.'anvaaiera. Please send in yonr per- 
manent address. Catalogue will be sent to yon 
free of charge. 

LEVIN BROS., 

Established 188*. 
80-32 N. sixth Street, Terra Haute, lnd. 



NO PLAGE LIKE HOKE. 

PALOS PARK IS A SUBURB OF CHICAGO. 

The scenery of wooded hills with creeks and 
springs makes it a charming place for home. It 
Is healthful and restful. Fare, 18c Many families 
have located, and among them quite a few families 
of actors wbo find It convenient to their business, 
snd a fine place for home. We sell large lots, coi 
UOfU. on Umbered hills, at $J60; fio cash and $10 
monthly ; send for literature; names of actors given 
by request Monaon A Co.. lit LaSaUe St-, Chicago. 



PICTOBIAjL show 
PRINTING 

For All ninth of 8hows. Write for 
Simple* ud Prices. 

TIE DOIALSOlt LITHO CO., 

Newport. Ky. 



"Tell It To Me" 



■SEA KESD ALL'S 8d BOOK. 
ALL NEW — JUST OUT. 
For tale on all trains and news stands, or by 
" 9»«. Address EZRA KENDALL, 
' Eossth Tt* ATe„ Mt, VornonTMTT. 



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ALL KINDS, TO ORDER. 





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Bert Lennon 

AT TOST PASTOR'g, THIS WEEK. 



A First Class Vliliilst (Leader) Wants 

ENGAGEMENT for the Winter. AT LIBERTY 
AFTER SEPT. 1 Member A. F. of M. JOE LAZAR, 
care of Eent House, Lakewood, New York 



Wanted to Buy 

FILMS AND SLIDES Must be go<d and cbeao 
Also want Black Tent. BOX 182, St. James, Mo 



J. W. SCHWARTZ, - 

SKETCH WRITER. ' 

Discontinues ad. till Fall (to fill orders) 

DOYLE'S NEW THEATRE. 

ATLAN TIC OTTT, N. J. 

wE.HHE.TBT, . . Proprietor. 

600D VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

Hnwtijsjnext week open write or wire 

low,ii aamncr aalarw to 

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Made for Posters, Newspapers, Letter lleada, 
etc. SPECIAL PRICE ON LARGER SIZES. CuS 
delivered when cash accompanies the order. Send 
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best work promptly and at the lowest price. 
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ur New Band 

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E»en baud will aare oae-thlrd 

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alldrugglsu, or direct forajc 
DcnUcura Company, 
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Stallmao's Dresser Trunk 

Wy to get at everytWog without 
disturbing anything. 1.0 toMgss 
InpaoklDgandnnpacklDg. Light. 
strong, roomydrawers. Holds sa 
much sod costa no more than a 
good box trunk. Hand-riveted, 
strongest trunk mads. Insp'J 1 
room serves as chiffonier. C.o.u. 
with privilege of examination. 

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8 

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Mrs Barry Momn, Western *Dwni,La»rr«Dee 

A Lawrence, Stewart A OUIen , Bdwarda k *>nner. 

and others. Ask tbem wkat Va do and bow tow 

" lare. Drop ns a Hoe for cJrcjlars. 

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_ rata sow Mitsfacniw »aa. 
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ffe^vcTrTorir^P^^HarTT 1 ' 

Mrs Harry Morton, Western ADewntLawTSoes 

A Lawrence, Stewart A OUIen. Edwards 

and others. Ask tbem wkat we do ant. - 

our prices ^re,. JPjop «_a lltae for^olrc^rs. 



B E S? L1TH06RAPH' 

ABOUT HALF THE PRICE 

IE* Li TH0-TIHT PAPER 

SSHD FOR OATALOOUI 

NorrisoD Show Print ost ■ j 




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FIbi Magical Apparatus, 



aLTJ8!ON8. TRIORS, Etc 
of oentury. fjW 

BOOK CATA- 



Grand End 

Illustrated. 



free by mad. 



LOOUE, too., neehy mau. 
Catalogne of Parlor Tricks free 
MART1HKA A 00.,MIrt.. 
«aj gth Ave^ N.Y __ 



.ROYALTY PLAYS, MANUSCRIPT. PARTS) 
:AND RIGHTS FOR A YEAR. TEN DOLLARS^ 
SENO FOR CATALOGUE. ALEX. 8YERS.J 
k"t.44 LA SALLE STREET, CHICAGO. ILL] 



JUST OUT, 124 PA8E ILLUSTRATED HA6IC 

CATALOGUE, 25c. ; STjr. CATAL-, 6c None 
free. Only N. E Agent for Uahatma, 10^. 
W. D. LEBOY, 103 Court St., Boston, Rasa. 



August 13. 



THE XEW YORK CLIPPER. 



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ANTED! HARK! 



HARK! 



m 3L3 J WENTY BIG OUTDOOR ACTS WEEK SEPT. 26. 

iwo snows each day. No night show. State lowest salary, together with full description, in first letter. Address 

Fnp ,. . „. c ,?' TAYIjOR, Box ISO, Trenton, JST. «X. 

for Side Show Space and Speoial Privileges, address M. R. MARC E RUM, Sec% Trenton Fair. Trenton. N. J. 



CALIFORNIA. 

t/ 

i Oakland. — At the Macdonough Theatre 
'fCbss. P Hall, manager) the manager an- 
nounces that Kthel Barrymore will not play 
In this city. She was to appear here Aug. L\ 
:l In "Cousin Kate," but owing to Illness, her 
s'aklsnd, Stockton and Sacramento engage- 
ments were canceled. Henry Miller and Co. 
Aug. 21), 30. 

Libkhtv Pmyhoi'sb (H. W. Bishop, man- 
ager). — "Mr. Barnes, of New Vork," by Bish- 
op's Co., drew (airly week ending July 20. 
"The Man from Mexico" Aug. 1-41. 

Bkli. Thkatbe tKd. Homan. manager). — 
Features July 23 and week were : Alvlno and 
Ileta. Madeline Carbonetto, D'a and D'h, J. 
rnjTie. Jane Burgess, the Juggling Campbells, 
anf. the Unlque-o-scope. Business still con- 
tinues large. .'• 

Novelty Tiikatbk (Tony f.ubelskl. mana- 
ger). — For July 25 and week the features 
were: The Ellsworths, In "Silk Stocking." 
which scored a big success: the Markleys, 
Brydon's dog show, Walter Kcrrlck. Leando 
Bros, and Peeley, motion pictures. Business 
Is large. Cunning, "the man that no jail can 
hold,'' appears Aug. 1-0. ■ 

'KMriRE Theatre (I.ee F. Stone, manager). 
— Features July 25 and week were : The 
Great Fowlers, Ernest Edwards, Mr. and 
Mrs. Frank Horton, Le Nolr'a marionettes, 
and the vltagrnph. Business Is good. 

Iooia Park Theatre (F. L. Griffiths, man- 
ager). — Juanlta, the Great Mullally. Signor 
I.ucler, a farce comedy by Fred I.. Griffiths, 
manager of the above theatre, entitled "Ton 
Much Married." scored heavily, and the 
clneogrsph, week of July 25. Business has 
been -big. 

Notes. — Antone Lubeskl, the president of 
the Novelty Theatre Co., Inc.. leaves In about a 
week for Denver, Chicago and New York City. 
At Denver he will strengthen the conditions 
of the theatre company^ circuit there, and 
while in Chicago be will open offices for the 
looking agency for the three I. circuit, and 
the Goldsmith circuit of the Northwest affili- 
ation.- They will be able to give performers 
very near n year's straight work If they have 
the right kind of acts. From Chicago Mr. 
Lubelskl will go to New York, In the Inter- 
ests of the Novelty moving picture circuit, 
of which hi la the vice president. He will 
form a strong combination with the agent 
of the largest European Htm manufacturing 
concern that hue offices In this country. This 
will naturally make the Novelty picture cir- 
cuit one of the strongest In the United 
States. At the present time Mr.' Lubelskl Is 
in Reno, Nev„ buying out the entire owner- 
ship of tbe Grand Theatre, or that city, 
which, by the way. Is the largest theatre in 
the Stale of Nevada The Fifth Regi- 
ment Rand will give' an open air concert In 
City Hall 1'ark every Friday evening, com- 
mencing July 23, and continuing until Oct. 1. 

:H. \\. Bishop, manager of Ye Liberty 

I'layhouse, and family, are spending a few 

Rleasant weeks' vacation at McCray's, on the 
usalan River, Cloverdale. 

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er than ever, and are booked solid until May. 
Roster of the Eastern Co.: June Agnott, 
Helalnc Ilarte, Blanche Tarver, Edythe 
Jones, Hallle Tarver, Bertha Phelps, Sinclair 
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Penrln. — At the Grand (Chaatberlin, 
Harrington & Co., managers) the regular 
season opens Aug. 7. with Billy KersHnds' 
Minstrels. Coming: "At Cripple Creek" 11, 
"A Girl from Dixie" 16. "On the Bridge ut 
Midnight" 21, "Bird Centre" 22, 23, the first 
production. 

"Weast-. Theatre (C. F. Bartson, mana- 
ger),— Business Is fairly good. ■ Bill week of 
- 8 : .Taclton ; and Ddw; Lewis and Chapln, 
, Starke, and Jackson, Jesse Worth and Jessie 
Trio: .,.,•.. 

Jacobs' Theatre. (A. F. Jacobs, manager). 
— Business is picking up tine. Rill week ot 
8: The Smiths, tbe Princetons, the Mldgleys, 
O. F.. Ilockerfleld. 

Stone Hii.l Garden (Frank Grave, mnn- 
ager).— ','Down In the Coal Mine played to 
capacity July 25. Coming-: 8-13, Mark Elli- 
son. «ln "Harvest." 
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ft"Bfr Hattie McNutt, La Fayette McKee* 
Al. W. Fordyce, George Glrard, Krall Je- 
rome Paul Neuberi, Morgan GlUney, Wal- 
ter Warner, "Nina," the McNutt Twins, Dodo 
La \alllerre, Lucille McKee and Worth Glb- 
ney. This company is under the personal di- 
rection of Jack Hoeffler, proprietor and man- 
ager. Mr. Hoeffler continues to direct the 
affairs of the opera house under his manage- 
ment, and contemplates putting a third trav- 
eling company in the Held. His Eastern com- 
pany will present "A Daughter of Corsica," 
"Ranch King," "Prime of Liars," "Grand 
Ruby," "L'nder Two Flags," "Secrets of Rus- 
sian Police." "Tbe Rowery Boy," "A Fight 

for Honor," "Myrtle Ferns, rhe French 

Spy,' and the Western company's repertory 
consists of "Lynwood Mystery, "The Black 
Flag," "Camllfe," "A Divorce Cure," "Fan- 
chon the Cricket," "The Ptucnlx." "Secrets 

of Russian Police." "Jesse James. Way 

Back East," "Michael Strogoff," for which 
special scenery Is carried In abundance, while 
Mr. Hoemer's plan for treating his patrons to 
unusual and attractive specialties Is as much 
In evidence as heretofore. Mr. Hoeffler at- 
tributes his uniform success in securing su- 
perior acting people and high class vaudeville 
acts to his liberal use ot the advertising 
columns or The Cmiter, which recently 
yielded over live hundred answers to a single 
advertisement. To all familiar with Mr. 
Hoefller's successful career as a manager the 
moral Is very plain — advertise where results 
are attained. 
: — Carl Cookson, formerly proprietor and 
manager of the People's Theatre, Lowell. 
Mass., has sold his Interest In same to Harry 
Woodward, and has gone in advance of "The 
Streets of New York" Co.. touring Maine for 
the Fall and Winter season. 

— Harry E. McKee, comedian, and wife 
f Alius Rutherford), and their son, Baby Jack, 
have left Canada, where tbey have been fish- 
ing and spending the Summer, to spend a 
week with Daniel McClure, who hag a chicken 
farm at Macedonia. 0. 

— Ed. Anderson's latest melodrama, "The 
Midnight Flyer," opens the season at Chicago 
Heights, III., on Sunday, Aug. 7. Tbe fol- 
lowing people have been engaged : Harry II. 
Lamuunt, Ben Ezzell, Harry Bannister, 
Thomas Richardson, Heber De" Long, Royce 
Alton, Jobn CHfford. Arthur Wagner. Master 
('has. Grelner, Louise Willis, Lou Paillette, 
Alene Merrill and Maud Hastings. An excel- 
lent route has been booked, Including a num- 
ber of return dates. La mount and Paulctte 
will be the special vaudeville features. 

— Notes from Patten & Perry's "Jerry 
from Kerry" Co. : i Uur entire company of 
twenty-two people were special guests of the 
Welsh Bros.', Circus, at Wlnsted, Conn., 
Thursday, July 28, and to say we were used 
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Dea Molaea. — At Ingersoll Park (Fred 
Buchanan, manager) the bill week of July 
31 was about the best ever Keen at this re- 
sort and drew large crowds dally. The 
Ten Royal Japs, who won so much praise 
. the previous week, were retained for last 
week and ' there were Milton and Dolly 
Nobles, , Fanny Rice and her talking dolls, 
lretferlck Bros, and Burns. Itawson and 
June and Mr. and Mrs. Watrotta, all of 
whoth. (wive excellent satisfaction. Bill for 
neekrflf i : Brown. Harrison and Brown. Smith 
and Fuller. M'snouette Kokln. Knimett Cor- 
rlgaiTTrlo, Oalettfs monkeys and Bush and 
Gordon. 

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tininhn._At Boyd's Theatre (W. J. Rur- 
gess/nianiger) "The Creole" was the attrac- 
tion-July Ul-Aug. 3. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" 
-Ml.- This was Intended to close the season 
of the Kerrls Stock Co. but, as the attendance 
keeps up -to tbe capacity of the house and 
the weather Is cool, they have decided to 
'ontlnue another week and will present "The 
Galley Slave" T-10. 

Notes All the parks are doing indifferent 

mislriess on account of the cool weather.'. . 
Hlngllng Bros.' Circus had large crowds af- 
ternoon and night of July f M The Fall 

festivities of tbe Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben will 
be held Sept. 28 to Oct. 8. "Pony" Moore 
will again have charge of the street fair. 

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Washington. — Theatricals here attll 
'■ontlnue at a very low ebb, only one house 
being opened. 

I.TcrrH Theatre (Kugene Kernan. man- 
ager).— Kd. Rush's Utopians opened the sea- 
son Jast week tn excellent business. The 
show.- Is better than ever, and It Manager 
Kernan keeps ^up the pace the season will 
be a prosperous one. Some difficulty was 
encountered early In the engagement on ac- 
count' of a threatened strike on the part 
"f the orchestra, which was happily averted 
by tbe prompt action of Managers Kernan 
and Riiah. Weber's Parisian Widows Aug. 
1. *.-«<». 

Ai ■aiu:my or Mriio will open Aug. in. 
Willi "The LlghlhmtM> bv 111* Sea," to he 
followed by Nellie Mellcnry, In ' U'llaa, 
1:227. 

Xutrcs. — Tbe National Theatre wiR open 



and wife and all members of the circus force 
did everything they could to make It a Joyous 
day for us, and one we shall never forget. 
Klks and Eagles were numerous and we were 
treated to everything from lemonade up to a 
good, wholesome dinner. We all returned to 
our tents at Torrlngton, Conn., with the 
highest praise for all people with Welsh 
Bros.' Circus. 

— Lonsdale Theatre Co. Xotea (Hal Bar- 
ber, manager) : We opened June 17. played 
live weeks and then reorganized. The com- 
pany Is stronger than ever. Fourteen |ieople 
are carried, and with all new scenery (nine- 
teen drops 1, bric-a-brac, good plays, and a 
line reputation, the company cannot help be- 
ing a success. Mr. Barber has only been In 
the business six years, and this Is his llfth 
vear as a manager, but he has so improved 
his company each year that It Is now rated as 
one of the atnndard repertory companies of 
the West. Roster: Lelghton Stark (third 
season), Wesley Wlnthrope (second season), 
Clui-.. R. Avers (third season). Will H. Bruno. 
Ren W. Stone. Rush Thompson, Harry Hay- 
den, Nellie Stark (third season). Francis Rus- 
sell (second season). Caroline Farrell, Beryl 
May, Gypsy Meredith. Dansell Sisters. 

— William H. Crane has gone to Cohasset. 
Mass., to remain until Aug. 25. when he re- 
turns to New York for rehearsals of "Busi- 
ness Is Business." Mr. Frnbman last week 
announced the company to ' support Mr. 
Crane, wh!ch will Include Joseph Wheelook 
Jr.. Walter Hale. Katherlne Grey. Mrs. D»l- 
Icnbnugb, George Backus. Sheridan Block. 
Harrv Saint !Uaiir, R. Payton Glbhs, Guy 
Nichols, W. II. Dupont. Gabrlelle Ravcnelle, 
Emma Field and George V. r>e Vere. 

— Notes from "Thou Shalt Not Kill" Co. : 
This will lie the first American organisation 
for vears to make a complete continuous tour 
of- the world, opening at the Grand Opera and an 
House. Philadelphia, Aug. 22. with New York • to support his stars. 
to follow, and then a tour of twenty-two of closing perforinam 
the principal cities to San Francisco, where mi, b It 
the entire company will take the steamer for 
Yokohama. Japan. We will then play a 
fifteen months tour of Japan. China. Au- 
stralia, India and Europe. Count Leo Tolslol 
expects to witness the production next Jun.-, 
In St. Petersburg, Russia, under the patron- 
age or the Cur of Russia, American Coniul 
Smith and others celebrities of tbe Russlsn 
capital. The members engaged are : Virginia 
Drew Trescott, Alyce Kee Nan, Marie Win- 
ston. Annette Hanson. Henrietta Mayer, 
Helen Jones. Rose Manning. Ralph f'um- 
niliurs, lien. S. Trimble. Tony Asher. Clms. 
F. Ward. Wllllnril Blncltmore, Erie Ilraddon 
nnil Lottie Hyde. 

— Maxie'B. I-awrence Joined the llenderwiii 
Stork Co. on July 28. to play soubrettes and 
boys, and do her specialty. 



— A. C. Allen has leased "A Romance of 
Coon Hollow" for the coming season, und will 
personally manage the same. Ills season will 
open In Si. Johns. Mich.. Aug. 1(1. and a trip 
to the roast over the Northern Paclllc and 
back. via. the Great Northern, will lie made 
in the early Fall. The company engaged con- 
sists of: Kstelle Ferry, Lola T. Davis. Alda 
Gardner, Georgia Gray, W. J. Hurley, Geo. T. 
Haines. Arthur wirier. Samuel Gnlnes. Louis 
Simmer, Ralph Matteson, G. W. Snowden, 
Samuel Cook, IlenJ. Jones, and Hie Coon Hol- 
low Ouartette of singers and dancers, wllh C. 
S. Callahan In advance. The play Is e<|ulp|ie<l 
with entirely new flre-iiroored scenery. 

— L. J. slevlti has taken the lease an man- 
agement ol "Slaves of the Mine" for the com- 
ing season, which he has booked In the East- 
ern cities. Among the conipuny signed are : 
Win. Wagner. Louis I'lt/ioy, Robt. Krlckaun, 
Sidney L. Mason, Ralph Thayer, Louis South- 
worth, Kittle Webb. Marie Van, Edith Alton, 
and J. II. McDonald, advance. The season 
will open Aug. 20, In Port Jervls. X. V. 

— Flo Irwin was engaged Inst week by 
Henry W. Savage lo play the role of Pamolo, 
Frances Jackson, the Boston school teacher. 
In "The Sultan of Suln." She will play (be 
role wnlrh wns played last season by Illnnclie 
Chapman. 

— Notes from the Van Etten-Echols Co., 
management of Echols at Hawkins: We an; 
now In our thirteenth week, having opened 
May !i. Thus far we have not played to it 
losing week. We are hooked through the 
West, playing only three night stands, ex- 
cepting our fair dates. The conditions 
through Western territory point to one of 
the most prosperous seasons In the history 
of the country. Politics, labor troubles and 
tbe St. Louis Fair are not causing any ills- 
turltanre In business circles there. If our 
business the past thirteen weeks Is an indi- 
cation of the future, we certainly have sub- 
stantial croiuids tor expecting a long and 
prosperous season. We have made some 
changes recently which have been greatly to 
our iR-nelit. ;' '. 

— The following people 'have been en- 

fuged by W. A. Junker, manager of J. <'. 
,ewls' "SI Plunkard" Co. : Thomas it. Beaty, 
Will Hartwcll. F. II. Glnnlvan, Alf. Bruce, 
Will Snyder. Jobn Arnold, Charlie Edwards, 
('has. It. Lovlck, I'roL G. Longenccker, Geo. 
Hoffman. Robert Kcholl, Fred W. OUT, It, P. 
Woodworth. Coe Rhea, (III11 Burr, Nne St. 
Clair and Maud Real Price. 

— Will A. l'nrtello. manager of the lleu- 
nctt-Moulton Co.. closed a successful season 
of forty-three weeks July Hi, uud Is spend- 
ing a few days at hla home In Barton. N. V., 
prior to bis opening In the same capacity 
with the alMve company. 

— The following nlayers have been engaged 
by Gus Hill for the Royal Llllpiitlana, In 
"Dreamland :" Mary E. Baker. Jennie La- 
mont. Martha Wels. Queen MaU, Charles 
Saunders, Charles Johnson, Wm. Rnstettc, 
Thomas Hodgmim, James K. Rosen, and Gel- 
letc and Couture. 

— Fred Godding writes : "My new play, 
'The Poor Mr. Rich,' Is a farce comedy. My 
manager; W, Walter Shuttleworth, has booked 
the attraction In the best city time through 
Michigan, Canada, Indiana. Ohio, West Vir- 
ginia, Pennsylvania and New York, opening 
at Lansing, Mich.. Oct. 3. We will have two 
men In advance, with a flashy line of paper, 
all special. My supporting company will 
number twelve people, Including a big feature 
vaudeville art. Nothing Is being spared lo 
inuke this one of the farce comedy successes 
of the season." 

— Arnold Daly arrived from Europe Inst 
week. He will revive "Cundidn" at the Berke- 
ley Lyceum Theatre, New York, early in the 
season. He will have two new productions 
by G. Bernard Shaw — "You Never Can Tell" 
and "Mrs. Warren's Profession." 

— JoeC. Berry und wife, Kate Stein Berry, 
are In' the sixteenth week of their Summer 
engagement with the stock company at Stone 
Hill Garden Theatre. Peoria. III. They have 
signed for the coming season with "A Thor- 
oughbred Tramp" (Eastern), under the man- 
agement of Harry Darlington. It will open 
at Dloomlngton, III., Aug. 21). 

- — Frank F. Miller, manager of the Miller- 
Bryan Co., recently closed s successful Sum- 
mer engagement with hla company at Battle 
Park Casino, Baton Rouge, La. Accompanied 
'iy Mlsa Bryan and M. B. Ktreeter he visited 
the World's Fair and then went to Spring 
Lake. Mich., where they will remain until the 
regular season opens. Mr. Miller will have u 
new production next year, entitled "Papa's 
Boy," featuring Blanch olgn Bryan and M. B. 
Streeter. Elaborate printing Is being used. 



-•— MhM Rlee. daughter or the late Dan 
Rice, was married lo Michael P. Walsh, 11 
11011 -professional, at the Church of SI, Thorn a* 
the Apostle, New York, Aug. 2. mid Minnie 
II. oiion was married at the same time and 
place to Edward (lately, a member of the 
business staff of "Peggy from Paris." Both 
young women were formerly witli "Peggy 
from Paris." 

■ — Notes from I he A ik weight & Richmond 
Dramatic Co. : Everything Is progressing 
nicely, and every one Is looking forward to 11 
long mid pleasant season. Our lime Is bunked 
solid for forty weeks in the best cities In 
the middle Wesl. Our paper is us line as any 
ever carried by a popular priced attraction, 
nnd every shift Is s|ieclal — and there is plenty 
of It. Our plays arc nil old slock pluvs. re- 
written and brought up to date, the follow- 
ing being a complete list of them : "Itnslnn 
Meddows," "The Willow Copse." "Print 

Froli, I'lii. Miller's Daughter," "Oliver 

Twist," "The Glided Age," "A Sister's Sin." 
"Police Alarm." "The old Farm Home" and 
"Rln Van Winkle." We will open In Crnw- 
fordsvllle, Ind., Aug. l.~, nnd will be In In- 
diana for two months, playing some of I ho 
big fair dates. Manager Hltiitx Is In New 
York on business. Mr. Richmond and Miss 
Arkwrlght have been spending the Summer 
at their country home, anil have Just come in 
to get ready for rehearsals. W. M. Monyer, 
who will lie seven dsys ahead, Is busy getting 
his paper out, as everything will 1st snipped 
iriieuil at least four weeks, so that there will 
be no chance hir disappointments. 

— W. E. Martin has engaged the following 
people lo support Murle Dale the coming sea- 
son : Clyde Franklyn. W. H. Ilamuer. Hugh 
Morrison,, Wilbur Atkinson, Robert Hnnln- 
way, Lee O. Ciimmlngs, It, J, Murphy, Wm. 
Ilrogley, Harry Kiting, Alleen Morrison, Baby 
llernvce, Gertrude Phelps, Mrs. (1. E. Tlhleii, 
Kthel Sbiiiv and Fred Myers, W. E. Martin 
Is iimniiger ; Wilbur Atkinson, stage mana- 
ger: II. ,1. Murphy, stage carpenter: Win. 
Broglcy. properties; Harry EH lug, business 
manager : Prof. Fred Myers, iiiusIchI direc- 
tor. Miss Dale's repertory will include: 
"Mugda." "Inrellce," "A Wife's Honor," 
"Mm Rob," "Hess, of Navajo Ranch." "Her 
only Sin," "Ileyond the City" and "Two 
Nights in Rome." 

— AL Beaaley Joined Hie Myrkle Harder 
Stork l.'o. (Eastern) at Wllkeslstrre, I'a.. Aug. 
1, for the regular season. He writes Hint, 
he has Is'cn the guest of Pelilmnn mid Ball, 
of the Irving French l.'o,, for ten days. 

— Slater and Finch, comedy duo, write 



'We lira with Angell's Comedians (Southern) 

sponsible on 
1 laities. Wo will All all our dales In the 



playing responsible purls and doing our spe 



sting 

excellent company has been engaged 

He writes that at the 

at Raton Rouge, La.. 

Miss Itrynn was the recipient of many floral 

tributes to her popularity In thai city. 

. — 1. A. K. Malone. general stage ilsreclnr 
for George Edwardes, sailed from IxiikIoii 
last week for New York. He will stage "The 
School Girl." In which Charles Frohman und 
George Edwardes will present Edna May. 
• — I Mamie Lamb gave some of her profes- 
sional friends a supper at Mrs. Tynan's, III 
Brooklyn, N. Y., on her birthday, July 211. 
Mrs. Tynan, in honor of the event, furnished 
the decorations. Among the Invited guests 
were: Larry Smith nnd Mamie ciiauiplnu. Mr. 
nnd Mm. Sullivan, Mr. nnd Mrs. Item/., Agnes 
l.'nalle. Knllierliie Thorn,- Kilty Lncelte. Mil- 
dred- Held, Mny Desmond, liilly Mcllnlile. 
.lames Tynan. Will Tynan, (i random and 
Grandpa Tynan, James McGeru, Frank L. 
Morgan. 



still using our winner, 'The Rehear 
sal,' I n I reducing the latest songs." ' 

— .lames U filass writes: "The Donna Troy 
Stock t.'o. Is now reorganizing for the Fnll 
season, adding to the cast and reheiirslig 
new plnys, at Murysvllle, O. Spencer 
Walker, who was Interested in the Summer 
show, will no longer be connected with my 
enterprises. The leads In 'A Desperate Crime' 
will be played by Donna Troy nnd Franklyn 
Hall. This is one or the big city prisliii-llons, 
under my management. My new play, 'The 
Christian end the Turk,' will bo produced by 
the Donna Troy Stock Co." 

— "From Rags to Riches," which wns one 
or Inst season's melislrainalle successes, Is 
announced by M. H. Meyers lo open lis an- 
nual tour st New Haven. Conn., Aug. 22. 
Master Joseph Huntley, the boy actor, will 
again 1st seen In the leading role. In which 
be made u pronounced success last season. 
A large amount of new and handsome scenery 
will Is? used lit this season's product Inn, be. 
sides numerous novel and elect rlcnl effects. 
The supporting company Is said to Is* one of 
the strongest ever secured for melodrama. 
and Includes the following people: Frank 
Rollesfon. Jean Clarendon, Edwin Brewster, 
Harold 'Vnslmrgh, Sidney Olcoll, James Hu- 
ron. Harry M. Brookes, Grace Wllmotl, 
Blanche Thomas, Ijinrence Huntley and (lllle 
Young. 

—-Lloyd C. Ingrnliam nnd Nellie Hiilhn- 
way, members of Jule and Elmer Walters' 
Co.. phiylug at l'ie California Tlienlre, Sun 
Frnnrlsco, were married nt Oakland, Cnl., 
July 22. 

— Notes from Corse Pnyton's Comedy Co.: 
A very busy place these days Is Corse Pay- 
ton's Lee Avenue Theatre, In Brooklyn. Be- 
sides (he comedy company, three others of 
Mr. Pnyton's companies lire rehearsing. Home 
of the people ' engaged for the Corse Payton 
Comedy <"o. are: J. 'P. Macauley, manager: 
W. A. Wesley, representative ; John Terrlss 
nnd Ida Glenn, lending business: Hurry I.ee. 
land, Ned Curllss. Frederick Strong. Henry 
Testa. Fred Rose, Frank Wnlker, Edwin Dull- 
ley, ITorenee Hastings, Josephine Fox, Na- 
nette Dover, eblbl actress; Eriiisi Hay. and 
the vaudeville features. It Is the highest 
salaried nnd Is-st company Mr. Payton hns 
ever gotten together. Among the list of plays 
lo ls> presented are: "Cumberland, 'III," 
"When Her Soul Speaks," "No 'Cross. No 
Crown.". "Ilerond Pardon," "Captain or Hie 
Nonesuch," "Drink," '"Hie Worst Woman In 
Paris," and 11 hlg scenic revival or "The Two 
Orphans." The season opens Aug. 22, at 
Pmigbkeepsle. N. Y. 

— - Heath Gregory, n concert and drawing 
room singer, hns been engaged by I''. 1.'. Wlill- 
iier tor the principal biisso role wllh Mine. 
Schumann ID-ink, In "The Loll cry or l^ive." 

— Allele llltcble. who was operated on re- 
cently ror appendicitis nt Dr. Gill Wylle's 
private ssultoiiuiu, In New Vork, Is recover- 
ing rapidly. 



T. F. GAMBLE 

LEADER— BDBLESQDE SHOW, 
AT I^IBB>RTY. 

Past a seasons WnsUnlnslar Theatre, Prov.. R. I. 
Address 11 IIVIION ST,, Provldonco, R. I. 



REOPKNRil 



SKMK NKW MANAIIKIIIItNT, 
uttKKNWlrn OPKII.I iiousk! 
Hood open lime for onu night attractions. First 
Oman manager* write. 

A. It. Ilnw AKI),.MAnngcr, Uroenwloli, 0. 

AT LIBERTY— STRINS BASS AND CORNET; 

Would like to '•j^-a.KKu'!,^ '* 

West Main St.,'ltockvllle, Coup, 



CD-SKETCH TEAM. 

State ail in nrst letter ; do not misrepresent: will 
answer hv wirinwo are making two week standi. 
WlllTKSPKARMKI).J)..Chrlsm»n. III. 

., ,J *. D * w '" "°" *omc Handsome Street anil 

!L K l 8 M : i™ w _iJL l « | h »••. Ill apartment, esaLN.r. 
l-NIVKHgAL. EDISON ~ asXHlBITlON 
S^.SlSJi^. ""'"ntwl. In Quo ordor, late dale. 
££•££? ?,' "i 100 ' * »»mbor of good Second 
Ii?JtJ." n ?^ t, S!! ,, ?. > e, °" ,on *" onM " pnMlhie; 
alio Kdlson Exhibition or Universal Klnetoicope 

MKUHANIO. uara of G MPrKIL_ 

*,2X.W!! VKI> AT ONC ID-First Utiles CLAHIO. 
NBTISr and PIANIST, for linn hotel nroheilra. 
Must bo gentlemen as woll as musicians. Olhor 
good men write also. Address 

IIKNItV /. HRK8, UrovanUL U^ 

CHEAP FILMS, Moving PloilltB MsohTtioi. 
Oainarai, Lanterns, Isiiiscs. Song slides and limply 
fold and nought. Spoolal films and slides nude, 
8how» glyan. Export mochiolci. Gorman-Am. 
Cme. * Mm Uo., MSK. osih St., N.Y. Tol., 4M J?W. 

amna «MMn "a«d uuuammm 

for any Instrumotit or number of liislrunionts 
^dgs.worrtsafid mu.lo, altolchea, etc, Muditapip 
0HA8. L. LEWIS, tWRIohmond flt,, OlnuhmaU, fll 

iiow to iTAin n aitow BusiiViag. 

(Uopyrlghtj a dirferont ls>oki 10 ula, All kinds seta 

..*'.,fi OODIlIC,,, < '-AwrKR, mi wm mam 

St.. L'nliaigo; osiahimhod vm. Hiislness legal aod 
qnltt. Branohea and faoUIIIsi In other States. 

1, t £X£Sl!L!*2 1 *** ,lln wlwroalHiula or JAMKH 
I. OODimiOII, last season with HisncyM "Across 
the 1 Pnolflo" Company, will confer » grusi ftvnrlt* 
addresilue liirurinallisi tohli mother, MRS. It, II. 
(lOOlilHUH, too* Lincoln Ave., St. liollt*, Mo._ 

WAIfTOO, All 'Itoiind Mod. FerforniB^ Ur. 
Hist can raglilurln Hit. , to work onieoand ninkti 
good. Salary sure us doalh. lilt. J. B. NKI.son, 
Boyiie Oily, Midi. J'. H.-No Mgrs. or wlso mem- 
!'«™jwd »jipjy; Al. Markll, wrilo. . , 

TjiifATltitUAI. Pail»TIN«-|'o7oiO Uonpoit 

Tickets, (I colors for .3 (Joud, clean work. Prompt 
ohlnineni. sOllalllT/. IWtlm 00., WaiBsrTo 
KUHSALB, Vttiid«vllleTliealrolnM«iiohcstoi« 
N. II, Seats nw. Kveryihlng to do business wllh. 
81 onery. opera chairs and llcanse. All ready ,0 
open. Ilcon running s yeirs. Price low. Addrcsi 
W. L. (lAl.l.Atiill'H, Woiidatisili, N. H„ Can. 




no and Tuba Player, write. Toll all In firm letter. 
Sslsty low luitaiire. Snmptorajid vvintorongsge- 
m eti'. J oin on wire. Add. HUh'KAI.O, 1*1,. 

WAftTKO— Medicine. Performers, all fines. 
llealihy, no dcforiiilllci; change for week. Long 
engagement. All and lowest salary' first letter. 
Hoard st hotels, work In cimp Stage age, Ko 
children, to. Koslello, Kmden, Logan Co.. III. 

AT I.IIIKR'M. A No, 1 LAIIY VIOLINIST. 

Five years' nxporlaiice in Orchestra and Solo 
work. Address Mlns Burleson, Waueoma., Io wa. 

IfOTK.'K TO ACHOII ATN.-AT J.iflKRTr, 
TOP MOUNTER for sixteen yesrf. Ksperlencert 
In Flying Act, (I1101I DoiiMe Stinier.salt I.oanor. 
Weight la.l. 08UAR UE BOIJKN, 
No. '. Rerlno i.sne, I'rovideuce, II, I: 

WAHTKD al Once, a number of gcod Second 
Hand Films— Comic, etc., long ones If possible: 
also Kdlson exhibition or Inlverssl Kltieloscopo. 
J. HA II,. v/it MoAlpIn Ht,, I'hlla,, Pa. 



— Jtn a fa from Eva Tnngnsy Co. :■ This 
company opens lis season Sept. ft, at Wilkes- 
hayre. I'a. Miss Tauyuay .'nw' gathered a 
strong company together. It Includes: 
Euiiniilyii Ijickey, Klorence Morrison, Ethel 
nnd Stella Morgan, Hilda llollls, Harry 
Slmrl, Melville S. Collins. Chan, Wnrrrn, 
Wm. Blnlsilell, 1'hiteace i 1 11 1 1 . anil a large 
chon/s. 1 'has. Keck, Ei|dlp. FlUgerald, HoVfla 
Dunn mid l-'rsnk 11. Nurcross sre on Hie ex- 
ecutive si a IT. Guslave Kerker and Harry 11. 
Smith have written Hie musical spark, on- 
lllled. "The Snnilsi Girl," 

— Frederick E. Mortimer has signed wl(1i 
llnrry Disd I'nrker ror Hie "Under Southern 
Skies" Co. 1 Western I. 

— Wilder E. Perkins, Hie nctor nnd then. 
Irlcal innnnger, has tliesl 11 pelllliin In- hank- 
rupii-y. Ills liabilities are SI2.HI, and as- 
sets *i,:im. 




THE NEW YORK COLtPPlgR- 



August -is. 



CLIPPER 



THE FlUNK OUIEM PWIIMINO CO. (Limited.) 

PBOFklBlOM. 

ALBERT J. BORIE, 

Editorial and Business Manaoeb. 



0. 8. G., Coucurdlu.— Wutcli our route list 
each week. - 

'■'■ I ' Alius. 
'"' 'J. B. It., Montreal.— The rule Is: If any 
player kudcks before (be •'widow" la taken, 
the "Widow" Is tbert turned face up, and 
each player from bin who knocks bat one 
draw. Should no player knock and none 
lake the widow, but all mm lu the dealer, 
"je then turns the "widow', face up, and each „ 4 , 
n turh draws cards till some player signifies, «ta» 



toTPBDAy.ATOPWH.MOi H£^-«»TdiW£jaW-fiii* SB 

«f ter wblefi each of the other players has HANR 



RATES. 

Advertisements— $2.80 per Inch, single col- 
umn. 
Advertisements set with border, 10 per 

cent, eitra. 

ftliBSOIUPTTON. 

One year In advance. $4 ; six months, $2 ; 
three months, M. Foreign postage extra. 
Single copies will be sent, postpaid, on re- 
ceipt of 10 cents. i 

our Terra, are { ».b. 

THE CLIPPER Is Issued every Wednesday 
morning. The last four (advertising) page* 
GO TO PRESS on Saturday at It a. v., nod 
the otber pages od MONDAY and TUESDAY, 
The lorna Closing: Promptly, Tora- 
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Please remit by express, money order, check, 
I 1 , O. order or registered letter. All cash en- 
closed with letter Is nt the risk of sender. 
Addrea* "All OOsasnanleattlpMS to 
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THE WESTERN BUREAU 

Of Tilt) CUPrgfl Is located at Room 502, 
Ahbland Block, Chicago, Walter K. Bill, 
ninntiger and corfespondent, where adver- 
tisements' and subscriptions are received at 
our regular rates. 

THE LONDON BUREAU 

Located at 48 Cranbouroe St., London, W. C, 
J. P. Cong blan, manager and correspondent, 
where advertisements and subscriptions are 
received at our regulsr rates. ,' , 

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bale Ario atTAit., at our agents, Brentano'a 
news depot, 87 Avenue de ropers, Torls, 
France; M. Lllleottlnl, Frederick Strasse 
101 (Terminus Hotel), Berlin, N. W., Ger- 
many; Diamond Newa Co., 9T Prado, Ha- 
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THE NBWYORK « I.ll'FKR pohlUlirs 
otiiy otie edition, and ifcsU la dnted 
from New York. 



the prlvileg 



egg ■ 

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of one more draw. 
Jaltlmore.— No player can open 
the plsy for more than the agreed limit of 
the game. > , 

II. M„ Mt. Pleasant.— The player making 
high and Jack won the gsme. 
BASBBALL. 

B. B.. Harrlatiurg.— Unless there was a 
special ground rule covering that point the 
umpire was wrong. A was entitled to sll 
the buses lie coiilil make, ss the ball bad to 
be returned to the pitcher and held by him 
while standing In bis position before It 
came Into plsy sgalu. See Rule Hi, Sec- 
tions 1, 2, *■-'• • '■ 

MlRCBLLANROtlB. 

T. R. 0., Newliurg.— It lit the same. 

II. S., Bt. Louis. — We never. undertake to 
.decide catch bets. 

I'. C., Richmond.— Tbe address Is New- 
port, II. I. ... 

L. B., West Burke.— We never undertake 
to answer legal queatlotts. Consult a law- 




jer. 



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OUR CHICAGO LKTTEH, 



FROM Ol'B OWN COSBBBrONUKNT. 



Western iMNM ... 
Of the New York Clipper, 
lloosn SOS, AanUnd Block, Chlonito. 

The awakening of the regular theatrics! 
season Is at band. Each week from now 
on, during the next two mouths, will wjt- 
iichs the reopening of some of our thealres. 
"On the Bridge it t Midnight" reopened the 



general manager I. —"Shooting the chutes Is 
an Ideal sport for this weather, and the 
"throngs which crowd these spacious ground* 
tell a plain tale of popularity which means 
a big bank balance for the promoter;. 
— Mme. Llljens' high dives through sheets of 
tire and flame constitute a sensational fea- 
ture of tbls reaort. There are the usual 
line of alluring conceaslons along "The 
I'lke" nod the many attractive features 
to be found wltbln the groves and grounds 
keeps patronage at a splendid standard. 

Clark. Struct Museum (Louis M. .Hed- 
ges, manager).- Ssm Johnson, who dnhks 
buckets of water; Madge McDaulels, bearded 
dwarf; Tllles abd Forbes, mualclans, and 
llertle Flake, vocalist, are tbe principal 
attraction* here for this week. There will 
be a brief and nft repeated vaudeville snow. 

London Dijik Mi'bkum (Wm. J. Bweeney, 
manager).— Prof. Hoethllng, magician: 
Whftro. expanalonlst ; Tom Taylor and 
trained bear, and New York Dutch, tat- 
tooed man, will be this week's curio ball 
features. On the stage: Emma Clarke, 



'; 

coast 

aaso- 

Iquarters 

tbe 

or the bookings for the circuit will be In fu- 
ture transacted. Mr. Bradatreet reports a 
remarkably prosperous Benson for his ' nsaoc'a 



'Barry Morris' Co.,|Uarr» ; Morris, Bur, Mlu- 

UeHIKjIlM. ;• ■'.,'•,-' . 

Cherry BI«s«ouis, .Bulbsr, .Jacola and Luwrv 

Star, Milwaukee. &}*•» -,■''' ■ 1 \''» 
Thoroughbreds, Frank B, Carr. Foil j, Cblcaan 
Hoheralans, Thos. W. Miner, Empire, Indies' 

. apolls. 
8am Devcre's Co., Snm Devere, Century, Kan- 

sas City. 
Majesties, Fred Irwin. Standard, St. Louis 
Bon Tons Hush and Weber/. Buckingham. 
The 8ho- ' Loqlsvllle. -' , I ,' ' 

Fred. Irwin's Co.. Fted Irwin, People's Theo. 

' trej Cincinnati. 
Londoh Belles, Campbell and Curlln, And. 

eroy, I'lttsburg. " 

Trans Atlontlcs, Hurtlg and Seamon, Lyceum 

Washington. ' 

Kentucky Belles,. Wballen Bros,, Monunenttl 

Ilnltlmoie. 



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MAgSACHtlBRTTB, 



'BttSton. — One more show shop, the iii'» v . 
ard, Joins the list' of open houses this week 
and from now on the list will be increased 
weekly by the addition of one or more honsm 
remarKnuijr i<i«<>K"«"" ""™r, "";.."; until the full quota Ja readied. Tbe manager* 

tlon hoi-ses nnd stUtcs that the t-ryslal-uiaii- of gnm^mentg at Itevere Beach won a hard 
man combination will be rapidly enlarged Bor bat ., e )aat weelt( tbe M | e( . tm en of tbe town 
the purpose of developing the entire western o{ Kevere Y0 t| D g to allow them to run their 
and middle Weafern country Into continuous various shows on 8undays. The showmen 
chains of vaudeville houses, presenting tiie |wve DMn ue f ea . e a maa]l t | m( , a ln |hel f 




returned to Chicago recently from a long and 
Successful Season with the Make Stock Co., 



ImalnesK, but i lie aggregate of business done 
was good abd better than the average nt 



coming here from Nova Bcotlo, where the com- tettoanee during this period of the heated 

pany spent most of the Summer. Mr. Thompson „,_ Curfent W || H . "Woodland," at the 

remolned at home In Chicago most of the Win- 'i' reta0L t ; "The Isle of Spice," nt the (llolw • 

ter and much of the Summer, hence the family .. The W ulf's l'orudlse," at tbe Ornnd Oueta : 

reunion was most pleasurable ..... Jhe I'.nat- »i. nwa Ticket 210," at the Castle Square- 

— .. .l..K, a ... "Il.ir.i Thnrnp ' linve teett leDKeU ,,( „„, ._ i ,.„.i,.„ '• „, , i... i.,,„,,i..i.. uV ' 



ern rights to "Dora Thome" lidve been leased 
bv Rowland A Clifford. The Western rights 
for the same piece have been leased to L. «. 
Sullivan Martini and Max Mlllnn fin- 
ished their Western liooklng at Hans Soucl 
I'ark, this city. Saturday night. They go 
Freddie Walte, Nellie Slmone, and Daha ].; a „t at once, plnvlng Lancaster, Pa., before 
Harra, whirlwind dancer. _ ntionimr at Tonv Pastor's. In your city. Their 
Hi 



IN MI MOR I AW. 

Clinrlea M. Colvln, who for many years 
was on the ertttorlul stuff of Tim CUMM, 
died Sudday, Aug. 7, at Newfoundland, N. J., 
where he had gone for bis health. Mr. 
Colvln,' who was sixty-three years of age, had 
beeii connected with TllM Ci.Iithr fur nearly 
forty jehrs. His flrat articles Ih Its columns 
were written while he wns Its correspondent 
at Plttkbnrg, Pa., More tile outbreak of the 
war. He enlisted nt Ihe llrst call for men. 
served Ih the Union Army until taken 
prisoner by the Confederate forces and re- 
mained n prisoner of War for over a "yeur. 
At the rnucltialoii of hostilities Mr. Colvlh 
Was honorably discharged, and located lu 
NeW York. He wan engaged by Frank Queeu 
as a writer of aportlug events, abd finally 
became sporting editor. At the time of his 
death Me whs still cohuected With the edi- 
torial staff of Tub Ctiri'im. He Is survived 

. i. ..j. :..■.. «: '•A !•. *.'.'i'. ' r. ■ ■■■ ■ 



reconstructed Criterion Theatre 
day afternoon, July III, moves down to tho 
Mouth side to begin the Albambra's season 
Sunday afternoon, Aug. T, nnd goes to tbe 
UIJou next Sunday, 14, to start another 
season for that West side mint. On Mon- 
day evening, 8, "The Yankee Consul' will 
open the Studebaker's season. The Colum- 
bus reopeues next Sunday afternoon, 14, 
with "A Friend, of the I'nmlly." the pre- 
senting company being bended by Win. !•.. 
Morgan. Saturday night, U, the Trucadero 
completed Its Summer season of stock. bur- 
lesque, and closed for alterations, to reopen 
28 with Robert Fulton's Jolly Orass Wid- 
ows. The continued attractions for the 
current dnys are : "Buster Brown," enter- 
ing upon his third week, at the Oreat 
Northern ;" "The Itoynl Chef." going Into 
the third week of Its splendid revival at 
the Onrrlck ; "Mrs. Wlggs, of the Cabbage 
l'utcb," still maintaining Us era of remurs- 
able proHiierlty at the Ornnd Opera House 
nud starting upon Its fifth week; "Vivian's 
1'apns." ueurlug the end of their prolonged 
stay at Powers , nud "Tbe Forbidden Lund," 
wimli continues til the Illinois. The vaude- 
ville bill at the Chicago Opera House and 
Cleveland's nurl 8a.ni T. Jack's stock bur- 
lesque completes the strictly theatrical 
sliowlug for tbe week. The Summer parks 
nnd gardens have enjoyed much prosper ty. 
Sans Soucl, Water Chutes and lllvervlew 
providing diverting entertainment tor great 

Illinois Thbatsb (Will J. Davis, mana- 
ger).— "The Forbidden Land" atarts upon 
Us sixth week Sunday evening, 7. This will 
probably be the last week of Its engage- 
ment. Ethel Johnson hns been the life or 
the piece, and her station In local popular- 
ity Is assured. ... • . ^ 

PowgHM' Thbatkr (tlnrry J. Powers, man- 
ager). —Blanche lllng and, "Vivian's Papas 



RC.V 



ra, whirlwind dancer. opening at Tony Pastor's, In your city. Their 
im.isokr's (Jabdrn.— This week: Ram- eu t )re winter season is booked In Eastern 
nnd Brown, lllgglna and Phelps, Mel- vnu d eT l||» houses .'. .Boyde J. Ollmore, 



mat Sun- T ar r»tto. Barney ITrst. nnd Prof Abt, 



Lost lu London," nt the Bowdoln Squure, 
nnd other customary cbauges. 

T'UKMO.VT Tiikathk (.Ino. B. Schoerlel, man- 
ngerl.---Thi' sixteenth week of "Woodland'' 
at this house will open big on Monday, Aug. 
8, lis the seat sale for tbe final two week* 
of the comic opera of blrdland has been large 
during the past week.. Oltye .North, the 
original dove of tbe cast, unexpectedly re- 
turned to ber bid role on Wednesday night 



Barney First, nnd Prof Abt. manager of Chl-gan-ey Bench, Mlchlgnn City. of , itt wce k, much to the delight of the 

AmaMATH.— The I llnols. Powers, Bttiue- , nd na IMo {■„,„ loat week, and booked Mahv # P i end8 flhe ma< j e d ur mg the opening 



baker, McVlcker's and Orand Opera House tneBe p(op i e , ( pp n Sunday afternoon, 7 : 

last week announced a part of their enter- Tne ^hree Walsles, lister atad Moore, Conroy 

talnment plans for the earlier months of the a)ld it ett \ t an rt yhepperd nnd Porter. . . . 

forthcoming sermon. When "The PwnMUM The Klliiit-lleurn Co.. presenting 



Land" quits the Illinois, in, the house will 
remain dark until Frltxl SchetT begins her 
second American tour, Sept. fi, with the 
original production of "The Two Roses,' a 

SBstornl comic opera, hook by Statnnlaua 
tnnge. and music by Ludwlg Englander. 
Julia Marlowe nnd E. II. Sothern will pre- 
sent a series of Shakespearean revivals, he- 
? inning wl|h "Romeo nnd Juliet," Sept. It), 
jiter In the season tbe all star presentation 

df "The Two Orphans" will be shown 

"The Pit" will reopen McVlcker's Sept. 3, 
and In four or five weeks thereafter Wm- A. 
Brady will present his revival of "Siberia.' 
'Engagements for Keller, Chauncey Olcott 
and " 'Way Down East'' Will consume the 
time until Christmas, when "In Old Ken- 
luckv" will begin Its annunl visit to this 

house At the Stlidehaker the rixley- 

Ltiders forest fantasy, "Woodland," will suc- 
ceed "The Ynbkee Consul," which opens the 
house fur IIS regular season Monday nlglit. 
"Cnndldn" will follow "Woodland." Arnold 
Dulv. Dodson Mitchell and Dorothy Don- 
nelly plnvlng the leading roles. In the latter 
days of October Col. Savage wilt produce Oeo. 
Aiie's latest effort, "The College Widow.", . . . 
At the .Orand Opera House "Mrs. Wlggs. of 
the Cabbage Patch " will run until llalnllu & 
Mitchell present "Bird Center/' on Aug. 28. 
Late engagements for this production are: 
F.stelle Mortimer, Wm. Burrla and K. J. Con- 
nelly. "Bird Center" will be originally acted 
at Peoria, n few evenings previous to Its ur- 
rlval at the Orand. On Sept. 211, "Unties In 
Tovland' r returns to Its birthplace to take up 



On tbe 
Bridge it' Midnight," to 'open the house sen 
sou at the Criterion, Alhnmbra and BIJou, 
opened Its own season at tbe Criterion with 
the following membership: Frank Oazzolo, 
mannger; Mose Wolf, In advance; Dan Reed, 
stage manager; Otto Roldt, master mechanic; 
Oeo. Klltnt. Alma Henrn, W. H. Dehlman, 
Jas. N. Drew, Arthur Neeley, Fred Williams, 
Harry Lnrklu, Chas. Rnthhone, Marie Nelson, 
('Braille I in rev, Jessie Stevens and others...,, . . 
During the ensuing three weeks Trocndero 



week's of tne run. The piece. Is running very 
smoothly now and tbe novelty should enjoy a 
prosperous engagement lu Chicago, where It 
opeus In a few weeks, for a run. "Tbe Sho- 
tlun" la being rehearsed dally and an excel- 
lent performance Is premised for the opening 
night; Mondny, Aug. 22. 
liLniiK Thi:atuk (Stnlr & Wilbur, innna- 

5 erst. — Fourteenth week can now be chalked 
own for "The Isle of Spice." The same old 
story of good business continues, and u good 
proof of the, show's worth Is proven by the 
(act that people who see It once always come 
a second and third time. The piece will run 
one week more after tbls and then will la 



will be the scene of great activity, and Man- wltharawn to .open the season at the Ma- 
ager Robert Fulton will be n busy man. The Je t Theatre, Sew York, where It will lie 
theatre will be rebuilt to conform In till put „ t9r a J u „ 




QUERIES AUSWEBED. 

No Renllea by Mall o r Teleajrnpk. 

Al.Iltir.HMKB OB WIIMBABOUta NOT OIVBK 



All in guaai or buou a "* )U 1 "| 1 _ w "; T |!, H , K lent factors In maintaining; a popular and 
!?9!SJRra! IU /1? V . a i BK 'Ai, uSaaui will creditable performance. "The Urollera" nro, 
CLIPPER Pour oracle. Au. : bana as |» , ^ , |k , ,„, town kj end , 



il at the Orand. On Sept. 211, "Unties 
•hind" returns to Its birthplace to take . 
n not her engagement of Indefinite duration. 

The People's Theatre Is being thor- 

starts , upon the Inst fortulght of a prosper- «i i({ i,iv overhauled preparatory to Its reopen 
oils Summer run Sunday evening, 7, the |„ K n Sept. .1, by Fred COnrnd, ns a slock 
teqth week of the engageinent. then begin- company theatre. Eugene Moore will be the 
nlug. The house may remain dark from 20 - 
until Sept. 0, when Ethel Uorrymore will 
open the regular aesspu, .... „ „ 

Ohanu di'eiia IIoiihh (Fred It, Hamlin. 
business munuger).— Madge Carr Cook, Will 
T, Hodge, Mabel Taliaferro, Helen Lowell 
ami the other clever Interpreters of "Mrs. 
Wlggs, of the Cabbage Patch," begin the 
fifth week of their present Chicago visit on 
Sunday evening, 7. Business continues ex- 
ceptionally line, and deservedly so, as we 
have seldom been fortunate enougb to en- 
Joy a dramatic treat mo worthy of commenda- 
tion ana patronage. • , ; 

(i.utiiii-K TitHATki) (Chas. A. Bird, busi- 
ness nuinuger). — "The Royal Chef" enters 
upon the third week of Its revival Sunduy 
night, 7. Dave Lewis scores , heavily nt 
every performance and the artistic, work of 
Florence liolbrook and Stella Tracy are po- 
und 



BB"AUv"iHTIBBO ONB WB«K ONLY. Hf TUB 
HOUTB Or ANX TlllATBlOAL COMPANY IS 
2 UUIIT. BI1MB TO Ottt LIST OH ItOUTXB 
ON "ioTHkll "ioi. ,m CANNOT BBNb BOUTBa 
HI MAIL OB TBL BOnAl'll. 

DRAMATIC. 

W. H., Liberty.— We have up knowledge of 
vhe present wheienbonls of the purty. A«- 
.iress h leiter In our enre and M will ad- 
verllsc It hi Tilh Ci.ii'i'Ktt letter Mat. 

F. I., mo., I'lttsburg, 

J, ft.,' Rochester, 

Mna. If. M„ Cljlcngii. 

> imh L. V., Chlcugo, 

It. It. R.. oil City, 

V. hV, Chicago, 

K. S„ t'luclnnntl, and 

J. B., Orluislead, see answer to w. K„ 

■"Sliw. M. B. RJ, Wont City.— Advertise 
voiir wants In Tim Ci.iitrr. 
"A, Constant IliiAiiKK,". Cleveland.— From 

* 2 s'. M AMn P.. Cedar Raplda.— Addreaa the 

pa |jc t\? Brooklyn.— Inqulro of the mauager 

° r A'. ,,e i!:'tr Prince llay.-Addre.a Clyde 
Fitch, American Druinallsta' Club, New lork 

P*.' B.. Ellxabelii.— There Is not the de- 
iimud for thai style of au net lhat there 
Was a number of years ago. but there Is al- 
ways room for good acts In this clans, as 
lu others. From MO per week, up. 

T. F. 8., Darflntitou.— Address M. Wit- 
mark * Hons. 1*4 West Thlrty-seveuth 
Street. New YnrV City. 

L. II. R., Portland,— See route list In this 

"*N.'ll., Pittsburg.— Advertise lu Tita Cl.ir- 

W. B., Bnlllmofe.— We can not aid yon. 

jlj A. i(.. Brooklyn— Address party in care 
of the Lambs ciub 71) West Thlrtyslxlli 
Btfeet. New York City. 

H. W. it. Detrot.— Address E. R. Street, 
45 Brooks Slreel, Hartford, Colin. 

"Hvi'notist," Fulruiont.— We i-sn not 
quote snlorj. .«.»«, 

J. 0., I'lttsburg.— See answer toM. A, It. 

N. H.— Make application lo the .Librarian 
of congress, Washington, D. C, where copy- 
llghta are wglaleretf. 

T. II.. Syracuae.— We have never Been the 
felt performed. 

K lE 8., Rochester.— Advertise In TrlR 

( *1 IPl'r'H 

8, C.,' New Totk.— "The Heart of Mary- 
lnnti" was drat acted at the Herald Square 
Theatre, Oct. 22, lSllti. 




2 

the engagement la not announced at tola 

HiTiiKiiAKKU TitKATiir (It. U. . Hiirtneyer, 
business manager). — ltnytnoud Hitchcock, 
(eaturod In "'liie Yankee, Consul," will reopen 
this 
lug, 
Rose 

rod , 
inglli of the engagement Is not definitely 
announced. 

OKKAT NOBTIIHBH TllHATIIH (E, D. Stair, 

manager), — Maater Gabriel and Oeo. All, us 
llnster and Tlge. respectively. In "Buster 
I Brown," head n ine company In Melville B. 
Raymond'a splendid production of this popu- 
lar piece. The third week of the still Indefi- 
nite ruu begins smidoy afternoon, 7. 

Ubitbhion Thkathb (Ben M. Ulroux, busi- 
ness manuger). — The Kllint-Heurn production 
of "(in the Bridge at Midnight," opened this 
thoroughly rebuilt theatre Sunday afternoon, 
July .'II, but the warm weather hurt business 
ninierluilv. Geo. W. 0111 brings Annie Blnucke 
up from St, LuiiIh, where she began her sea- 
son Inst week, to begin tha usual ruuud of 
two dally performances of "A Little Out- 
cast," Bundny afternoon, Aug. 7. 

Ai.iiamusa TnkATiiK (JatueH 11. Browne, 
business manager).— This home reopens Sun- 
day afternoon, 7. with "On the Bridge at Mid- 
night." to be roilowed by "A Little Outcast." 
Closed by order ot the Mayor when all of our 
thentres went out of business last Winter, tbe 
Interior of the house later suffered from the 
ravages of lire so that In Its rebuilding It 
has been made practically a new house. 
, CoMai'.tJM.GABOBNB (Stewart Spalding, 
manager). — Brooke nud his Chicago Marine 
Baud remains a potent offering here, large 
crowds attending the concerts, which are 
given everv evening and Suuday afternoon. 

CHIC Add Ol'EIIA Hon HE (KOlll A Custle, 
mtulngeis). Jeuii Marcel's beautiful studies 
nnd Tins reliefs const Ituted the crnwulug 

flurv of a line show lust week. The Knight 
Iros. and Sawtelle, lliiuimond sbd Forrester. 
lllnes and Remington, nnd Stanley nud Wil- 
son provided purtlcuhil'l.v popular numbers. 
OhruliiK Monday rifternoon, s : The Bgftdys, 
Tom Hardy, Wayue nlid Le Mar. Fergusou 
nud Passmore, the Four Trumpeters, Robin- 
son nud THiiniuun, Marlowe, Plunked and 
company. WlUuha Winter, Trelor njjd Temp- 
est. Fred J. iiatulll. A. O. Dunchn.The Ooth- 
am Comedy Four. Sherman and De Forrest, 
Valerie Bergerc nud company, and Oeo. K. 
BUbor'a kldodtonje. 



respects to the requirements of the revised 
building ordinances, and when tbe work Is 
completed a model theatre Is promised. The 
bnsement pnlm garden will be reconstructed 
and beautifully decorated nnd the house 
will be put ln superior order In nil particu- 
lars. Rehearsals of Fulton's Jolly Orass 
Widows begin Monday, 8. and this company 
will play a prollmary week, reopening Trocn- 
dero 28, prior to the innugurntlon of lis 
regular season at the Avenue, Detroit, a 
week later. Rehearsals will be conducted 
uuder tbe personal supervision of Robert 
Fulton, who will also attend to perfecting 
ihe costuming, scenic and electrical equip- 
ment of the organisation, One Hogan will 
again represent Mauager Fulton ns business 
director of the show. Oeo. Dolllnger will 
be uiiisli'iil director, with the stage details In 
charge of Hoy Dodge and Chas. Browne. 
engagements Include: Jeanclte Oillchard, 
for principal boy ; Omet and Oruet, 
Carlton and Terre, Suit) Moore, Chas. 
Burkhnrt. Mullen nnd Corelll, Onrdner 
nnd Soiuers, along with twelve dancing 
girls and eight show girls Manager Ful- 
ton promises that Chicago's representative 
among tbe burlesque "wheel" shows will 
compare favorably to tbe most gorgeous of 

lis rivals The executive staff at the 

Criterion names : General mannger, J. B. 
Hogan | busluess munnger, Ben. SI. Glroux ; 
treasurer, George W. Irish ; manager ,o( 
programme, (lustiiv I.auge; scenic nrtlsts, 
Ouliler & Mann ; musical director, II. W. 
Sinn : stage mannger, II. M. Peltx ; stage 
mrpenter, Lou Allen ; electrician, Hugh 
Oraeser ; muster of properties, Al. Straus ; 
engineer. Ed. King. .... .The foundations 

for the Chicago Orchestra Building are about 
completed. The building will soon rise, 
but will not be ready until about January, 
ino.", Mary Shaw has signed a con- 
tract with the Orpheum and Kohl A Castle 
vaudeville circuits to appear at their then 
tres for thirty weeks during the comlni 
season. She will present llrntider Mat 
thews' version of "The.. Silent System." 
' ■*»» . 



leading man, and Ben Hornung stage director 
ot the new organisation. Next Saturday 
night, Aug. Ill, l'alne's "Last Days of Pom- 
pell" will open far three weeks st West Madi- 
son and Fortieth Streets, as a feature of the 
second annual street fair and carnival given 
by the West Mndlson Street Merchants' As- 

soclntlon Mathews and Hoof write me 

from St. Louis that they. are meeting success 
as tbe vaudeville feature at tbe Palais de 
Costume, on the Pike Chicago's vaude- 
ville novelty, Enlgmarelle. has been booked 
by Fred J. Ireland to open at Hammer- 
ateln'B, In your city, nt an early dnte. 
Mr. Ireland wont to New York last 
week nnd closed the contract. Enlgma- 
relle waa a much talked nbout mystery 
when produced here a few weeks ago, and 
la a novelty of the sort which Is likely to 

create comment down East "Iliippy 

Fanny" Fields, who Is making a flying tour 
of America during her brier absence from 
the English music halls, was ln Chicago Inst 
wcek visiting Blanche Ring nnd other 

friends Marlon Little lias succeeded 

Edith Wnrner as Ihe Ingenue, In "Vivian's 

I'lipiiH." for Ihe forthcoming aenaon 

Cora Luthrop Patterson Is tne soloist wllh 
Bunge's Bund nt tile Blsmark Gardens, 
where great throngs are In constant attend- 
ance nightly My lea McCarthy nnd 

wife spent a few days In town, last wcek 
eti route East from their vaudeville engage- 
ments on the Western park circuits, coming 
here from Manhattan Beach, Denver Al. Reeves' Co., Al. Reeves, Lyceum, l'lillu 



Oii'AMi Opriia Hut'SH (Stair, Wilbur & 
Magee, managers). — This house was opened 
Inst Sntnrday night abd, although the weath- 
er was much too warm for a capacity as- 
semblage, a goodly slued audience witnessed 
B performance of "The Wall's Paradise," 
which llownrd Hull Is using as n sinning 
vehicle this Reason. Mr. Hall has already 
found favor In this city both an tbe author 
of bin plays, ns well rb the star In them, nad 
his latest offering will add to bis popularity. 
A den of real lions Is one of the sensational 
features of Ihe show. A capable company 
supports tbe star nnd the scenery Is above 
tbe average. Week of Aug. 15 tne Russell 
Brothers, In "The Female Detectives." 

Cahtlk Sqi'AitB TheAtiib (J. II. Emery, 
manager). — The well known play, "Pawn 
Ticket No. 210," Is revived this week by 
the stock company connected with this 
house. Lillian Kemble is seen In the lead- 
ing role, and the remaining charncters have 
been cast ns follows: Alice STernhold, Alice 
Hiker: Ruth Sterhhold, Alison Skipworth; 
Aunt Dorothy, Leonora Bradley : llncle Har- 
ris, J. L.Seeiey ;. Monlarue Feash, T. Rey- 
nolds ; Charley Saxe, Franklyn Ritchie ; 
Oslah Gregg, (ieorge Furren ; John Sternuold, 
Edward Wade, and Postman, John Geary. 
"Hazel Klrke" met with deserved success last 
week, us It was excelleully played and staged. 
Special arrangements having been mude for 
the latter. Next week "A Fair Hobel" Is 
to be put on. 

Bowixiin SquAnn Thkatbe (O. E. Lu- 
throp. manager).— "Rip Van Winkle," with 
Jay Hunt In the title role, was the bigger 
curd uf the Summer season ' and good 
sized gatherings took, advantage of the ex- 
cellent card. . "Lost In London," the drama. 
famous for Its story and success, Is being 
played tbls week by . the stock. Charles 
Sillier Is the Job Armroyd of the cast, It. A. 
Thorne. the Gilbert Fetberstone, nnd Hiit- 
rea for tilrtv weeks TTirfna the eomlne ler «"•■■■«. the Hen Blinker, 'the leading 
.VLZ l WLFJLnL25 a USLJ W.! > £ female .roles: Nellie Armroyd, Corlnne Cant- 

well ; Tilly Dragglethorpe, Eugenie Du Hols, 
and Florence, May Melville, 



THE HUHLKHOim WHHEL FOB 

liMM-iiion. 



Arrangements for the Beaton have been 
completed, the Hat of companies abd that 
of the houses comprising the circuit having 
been fully arranged. The regular season will 
be Inaugurated Aug. 22. 

The following list Includes the forty com- 
panies Ih the Wheel, and their regular open- 
ing stand In the Wheel houses : 



Jake J. Rosenthal was lu Chicago Friday, 
booking his wife, Kntheryiie Onterman, for 
a tour of the houses In the Western Vaude- 
ville Association's circuit.. Mrs. Rosenthal 
and the Junior Rosenthal are resting for a 
week or an at Mt. Clemens, Mich. Mr. 
Rosenthal will manage "A Chinese Honey- 
moon" for the Shusert Bros, during Its Pacific . ,-»j--«ji 

coast tour, which begins early next month. City Sports, Phil Sheridan, Gaiety Theatre, 
. . . May Iloemer has returned to Chicago Albany 



delphla. 

High Hollers, C. IL Wnldron, Gaiety, Scran- 
ton, Pa. 

Cracker Jacks, Robert Manchester, London, 
New York. 

Uentr.-Hantley, Abe Lenvltt, Lyceum, Boston. 

Fay Foster, Jos. Oppenhelmer, WeatmlnBter, 
Providence. 



Rose Hill, Itlce & Bnrlon, Gaiety, Brooklyn. 

Merry Maiden, Butler, Jacobs & Lowry, Star, 
Brooklyn, 

Parisian WldowB, Rush & Weber, Gotham, 
NeW York. 

Imperials, Harry Williams, Jr., Miner's 
Eighth Avenue, New York. 

Ony Morning GlorleB, Scrlbner & Drew, 
Bllou, I'oterson. 

Tiger Miles, Scrlbner & Drew, Wnldmann's, 
Newark. 

Rice fc Barton's Co., Miner's Bawery, New 
York. ■■ 

Vanity Fair, Robert Manchester, BIJou, Read- 
ing. Pa. 

Ooy .MttK(|iiemdera. Hill "A Scrlbner, Trocn- 
dero Theatre, Philadelphia. 

Rellly A Wood's, Put Itellly, Ron Ton, Jer- 
sey City, 

lias been re-engaged for her old part World Beaters, .7. Herbert Mack, Dewey, New 

York. 

llunaWay Girls, Peter S. Clark, Pnlace, Bos- 
toh. 

Americans, Edwin D. Miner, Lyceum, Bos- 
ton. Aug. 2n. 

Blue Ribbons, Jas. Hyde, Folly, Troy. 

Knickerbocker, Louis Ruble, Imperial. Mon- 
treal, Can. r ' ' ""•■' 

Horry'C. Bryant's Co., Hill k Scrlbner, Star 
Theatre. Toronto.j, Can. 

Bowery BuHeaqiiera, Hurtlg 4 Seamon, Km- 
iftre Theatre. Rochester. 

Mooiil gut Maids. , Sullivan A ICrauss, La- 



after a Summer vacation spent In the Cats- 
kill Mountains. . ..Mrs. B. F. Spooner, Edna 
Mar Spooner, Harold Kennedy uud Augustus 
Phillips, of Mrs. Spooner's Brooklyn stork 
company, were In Chicago last week, en route 
Hast from a visit, to the World's Fair nnd to 

Mrs. Spooner's home, Cehtrevllle, la 

The Great llverhart, hoop rolling expert, has 
been In town of late, resting during a hiatus 
In his vaudeville bookings. He Is booked for 
some time In America, but returns to the 
continent this Fall to fill n prolonged series 
of bookings. .,. ..Alice Raymond was In town 
Friday, en route to New York from her Sum- 
mer park engagements In this vicinity..... 
Elisabeth H. Chester, who has spent a part 
of her Summer vacation lu Chicago, departed 
for New York, Thursday, to liegln rehearsals 
with "You Yonsoii," In which company she 

for her old part.' 

Work Is progressing, behind closed doors. 
very secretly, day and night, with a view ot 
preparing Ihe former Iroquois for Its re- 
entry Into our Rat of active amusement re- 
sorts ns the Vaudeville Theatre. The date of 
the opening la not announced, nor are many 
facts obtainable as to Its future Gen- 
eral • Manager John B. Hogan, ot Lincoln 
J carter's attractions. Is busy with prepar- 
ations for the tours of the nix companies 
Mr. Carter will have on the road ttifs sea- 
son. There will be two romunnles ptnylug 
"'Two Little Waifs," the Eastern company. 




headed -by -the Lamb Children, opening nt 
Joliet Aug. 14 ; , the . Weatern company, 
headedjiy Tempeat anij Sunshine, cpeHfiiK 



ery Ililtleaipiers, Mil 
pfre Theatre, lioche 
Uljtelit Mulds. Sullh 

UW.ii". T. W. Dltiklh) 



anil luel Mncavlley: 
SAM T, JAl'K'a TH 



lathe (Sidney J. Euson, 



at Racine oh the same date. "The Flaih|t>a: 
Arrow*' begins Its season 8. at the GJ lis 
Opara Home, Ksua»s City: "Her only Sin" 
opens at Towle'S Opera House, HmumOhd. 
Ind., .IS: "Too Proud to Beg" opens nt the 
Albambra Theatie, this • city, - 28, "The 



Clop! _ 

Hrlgndlers, Ha 



hi. Star. Cleveland. 
I. Harry Mkrtell. Empire. Toledo, o. 
Trocadero, \\ aldrou and Bryant, Atenue, De- 



troit 



Crass Wldowa, Robert Fulton, Trocadero, 
Chicago 

Dainty Dilcbess. Weber and Hush, Star Thea- 
tre, St. Paul. 



Tbe Blue and 
the Gray" next week. 

Keith's Thbatmi (B. V. Keith, manager). 
—Mr. Keith offers a very Inviting bill this 
week, not one act on the bill having been 
seen here lately and a great many of them 
being entirely new to this house. Tbe pro- 
gramme In full : Ionise Montrose, Tom Lewis 
and Sam Ryan, Mdddox and Wayne, Brothers 
Bellcalre, Joe Belmont, Conn and coiir.nl, 
Julia ltnlph. Jacobs and Vantyle, Sisters 
Delberg, Bell and Oliver, the Fudettea Wo- 
man's Orchestra, and biographic views. Well 
tilled houses last week. 

HowAilb athenaeum (Win. McAvoy, man- 
ager).— The tlfty ulntli season of this place 
of amusement begins Monday, Aug. 8. The 
offering for the opening week la a big vaude- 
ville bill, one of the kind that mude nud 
maintains tbe reputation of the old Howard. 
The entertainers: Mitchell nnd Cain, Wang 
and King, Kelly and Adams, Newell and 
Steele, Cunningham arid Lord, Knox Broth- 
ers, Hathaway and Walton, Kennedy and 
Kennedy, Fraucla Wood, Monroe and Page, 
the llrlnkleys, Mr. and Mrs, A. T. Hldgo, 
Phil Morton, Joyce and Wllletta, tho Mar- 
(piniulH, Billy Hines and John Ferguson. Next 
week the Howard Hurlexquera will make their 
first appearance of the season. 

Palace THeatiib (Charles II. Waldron, 
mannger). — Only a few weeks more reuiala 
of the Hummer, stock season, nnd tbe patrous 
will greatly miss the fumnnkers and pretty 
girls when tliev go. "A Sporting Holiday 
uhd "The Raven's Nest" are the vehicles of 
fun used th>* Week. Olio Includes Hugh 
McVey, Ed. and Nettle Mnesle, the Crulgs. 
Larkln and Patteraou, and Nichols and 
Crolt. 

Aubtin 4 Stone's Mi:Hxt)H (Btone k 
Shaw, ihamigers).— In. tbe curio hall this 
week are: Snto, the Oriental duncer. assisted 
by Beatrice Herthlue tlud otbels: the ;< air- 
mans. Japanese Illusionists ; Martluelll, art 
modeler ; Ben Hur. largest snake In the 
world, .and, Punch Thomn. Stage: John Ro- 
han, Charles Dicket-sou, Emerson Parker, 
Harry Powell. Tony Isaacson, the Myers, Sls- 
lers Olbuey. the Sprnguellos. Marsha 1 ami 
llnrtiett, llarrls and Nelsou, Clifton and Hall, 
aud the Powell Comedy Four. 

NicKKLObEON (!«.. H, Walker, manager).— 
The Tennessee Troubadours are retained here 
(lie current week, as they have proved to he 
a. .atrobg drawing card. Otber curio ban 
cards : John A. Hawkins, champion trick and 
high Juniper; Professor Miller, the broom 
king, and a contest between half a. dozen 
charming young, ladles. In the theatre: 
(Ieorge Platte, Otace Belmont, Minnie Grey, 
French and Sererne, and Hume and. Rosa. 

Point or Pinks (Wm. H, O'Nell, mana- 
ger). — After a week's vacation this resort is 
reopened to the public, a license to give Sun- 
day allows having been obtained by the man. 



August 13. 



THE ISrir&r YORK CLIPPER. 



559 



ngement. The malic theatre 1)111 for current 
week In n strong one, nnd Includes: Brllimiii 
and Moore, Anderson pdBrlgg», Kiltie Blng. 
ham, Bedncttjod Rich. Monroe and Rice, mid 
the Ushers. The Rtinflny hill consisted of the 



, ii t #h I T"' n,s ':!. "I?. 1 " posing wmM 

nrSL'.T < J"Mr Vl11 " "" ,l "OTWmS Will 1* 

Mirk,,' -HP" .i2?.™»F ?' «H«p«iw! 



h in be taken us a rrllorloii. Die 



m 



u ii, i in- ncntjon win 
DC tl MM 'tlitrrssMI one. 'I'll.' opening Mil 
VI" /''"''r'lgl '* «"«■ II •«>»k Brothers, 

urroll. .Iiinta Briilii. lMifiM.ii sisters? Msv 

iSHE " n,r MM; M««H«.n The IJiithri 

nti) Slu-rdy differences »™p dually seined 

SP.Jffi" "f 1 ','" 1 * t lliiihawny roll- 
'"' "* '" ™Sn*J»CBiS lift jGhnC 'I'll.' 



Hid regular season. 



Lowell — The 'narks did n Banner btisl- 
mm aH hmi mrt. I'hrilccrs gah.ro mini 

tin- resorts to ovornnwlng. Rand' concerts 



above entertainers and also Marlon Mtinoln 
Minnie Kmtnctt, und Alabama (junrlct. Pre- 
psrntlnns life now well under way for a pre- 
scnlntlOfl of. tlli sgnsnllohal head on collision 
which Bltd to Be boa'lponcd on Ji fy 4 owing 
10 the '1HKW handling of 'the largo crowiL 
Arrangements bfVo: booh made in handle the 

crowd,' anil n repetition of Umi July 4tb riot .,.».. „, ,. .{■,;■■,■■■;■■ vr-a^ -hf—^t./w^w on- 
will Iff tlVoklod. The cdlllsloh U 1,6 lake place the , It* ,, •< ». i & ^SBfi lH' w,,, "[". '" 
on the sfffrhrmn of 'Aug. -JO. ■ ' ■ ffi.i .?,'"? ,1! f 'Ti"V "'• 'i ' ,.'" .."" ,B """i 1 "' 

chisoKN-r CUUWHH <W II. WHttt. man- ".".". !!!!.'. ( . l .. on ._ M "« I « W vaudeville lines during 
tiger). — This week the fnnmakera nre: James 
nnd Bonnie Farley, Crowley rind Foley, Cofi- 
pliigor and White, (illninn mid Allen, Mcl'luill 
and Boyd, nnd Alabama Quartet. 

NokI'MRKiia I'auk (t'arlc Alberto, mana- 
ger).— The Village Choir, Otto Brothers, '•" ° »§ W4 an. usual at Lakovlcw and 
Craven nnd Carey, Frank Whlluinu, and ' . . i , c . A "¥: "\ ™? Haverhill City Hand, 
the komoRrnpli are nohvODccd fdr week of *,''" J'',?! 1 BffiSH 1 ' llnn • W"""* "* the 
Aug. H. Thus far the Mason hns been tin , ' *'" eutcrtnln nt ranoblc. 

« h, KKV -!.. ,v ''"-""iiij (•'• J- r'lynn. limn- 
■JWJ— The ( ormana, In 'Jn.k and the 
I.enimtnlk. tilled tlie liuuac to ovrrtlowliiR 
all Inat w«ek. John 10. Gorman. UcanS 
^'i'H 111 "'.. (]p orge McKatlane, Krnnk Kd- 
MMB, RoM r,n llnrte, llnzel I.owry, ahd 
Allctta Ilridgernrd did very clever work. 
HbCftaJ Hrenery nnd Hterta riivo the opera 
nn artlallc niipelirnnce. •■.la.k nnd the 
nraiMlnlk, with the name eoinpnny, la en- 
tertnlnliiK thla week. 

\Yii,l.c»wt..\i.B I'auk (llnwera llruthera, 
maunRnrHl.— -HtmlncsH niiitlmii'ij good ben-, 
with Vmlilovlllo In Hie lliertire imt \ the 
mmillda and lake eutcrlalu i-rnwda of pic- 
nlccrK. 



thi' Newport, II. I„ «)p«'i-a llnnae, as iiHBlslaiit 
KtBge manager the coming tieBwon. 
, i » « 

lloljoUf. At Monnlnlii Vark Caaliio. 
(I^tila relllBBler, mnrtrigrrt lb* 1 atm'k oo(n 
iwny ((iiitlnucs to draw' large lionars. The 
coinimny tirodiu-ed •'liltlnders To Httrn" week 
of Aiir. i. whlrb wna well reevlvefl. Ade- 
laide Mnnii, lending lady, arlil t,aarcui.c 



excellent one at thla park. 

laotimrttm Tauk (3. w. Oornmn. ninnn- 
ger).— Rooked here tbla week ; Prank and 
MattltJ Walsh, nice and Kbrnrr, Mitchell 
and Mnrron, Ilenciin, Charles Colby, and 
the koraogranb. 

MeiiFoiti) Boui,BVAnn Tiikati:i: (,T. \V. flor- 
man, manager). — Week of Aug. 8: Hot- 
combe, Curtis nnd Webli, A iiiiini o and 
llurkc, Henry and Iluon, the HurrowH, ami 
Berry and Berry. 

Gossip of xhh 8tA(i».— Jouciiii lcHmm 
logins his travels Iti Boston mi, 17....:. 
The road tour of "The IMher (Itrl" hegliiM In 

this city Sept. 20 Hurry Conor, of this 

city, will remain with "Vlvlnn'a Puiiiik" for 
the rest bt the season ..... . Kdmiind llreesc, 

formerly of (he Castle Rtiunre Stock, Iiiih 
Iwcn ensaged for the role of .led Cahlll, In 
"lUnsoo'a -Folly.". ;... .Marlon Korde, who 

was recently with Krnne.'a Wilson, lu "Kr- 
tnlnle;" h»s joined "Woodland.". .... .George 

Sidney, In "Busy Izzy," slnrls bis lour at 
llolyoke. fit tlie Opera Ilnttse, oh Atuj. 22. 
..'...'.Francis Wilson does not begin his tour 
until Not. '7, when he opena nt the Mollis. 
Geo. V. MntheWB, treasurer of the Co- 
lonial, was married last week, to .iconic May 

Wood, o( Upton. Francos King, of this 

city, lias been engaged by Henry W. Savage- 
for the' role of tucy Itlgby, In Hie Knslern 
"County Cb4lrman' r Co.. Arthur Hur- 
ley, of South Boston, ban signed under the 
management of James K. I (ticket t as stage 

malinger for "The Crisis" Co Henry 

Irving Mnrsljall, of Roxbury. hus returned 
to New York for rehearsals wltb tlie Nliubert 
Brothers, of whose "The Itunnwnys" C'o. be 
was a member Inst season. 
■ 

Mirlnu;tli-l«l. At. the Court Square Thea- 
tre HV. C. I<e Nolr, manager) the Corse Pay- 
ton Sfark Co. opened Its scsson nnd' the house 
season Aug. 1, and played to good returns 
all week: Kthtcl Tucker nnd Thomas It. Al- 
exander, two new members, made n good Im- 
pression. Dora Lombard, Ida Thomas, Harry 
Mnnlell and Ulysses Davis, old favorites, were 
accorded a warm reception. Same company 
7 1,1, wltb Hie exception of 12, when Dock- 
stader's Minstrels will show. Corse Puy ton's 
Own Co. 14-27. 

• Notkh.— The New Gllmnre Tlientre will 
open Its sohsan AUg. 20 and run rne'odrnmas, 

as In the past two seasons'. The .Nelson 

Theatre will commence a week earlier, Aug. 
22, nnd will piny burlesque three days and 

vaudeville the other half of the week 

The Grand Opera House has not. announced 
Its 'policy fin' the year. .... .The manage- 

merr'nf the Wcstfleltl Opera House Is still 
mnlei-iiini. Wallace & GHmore. leasees of the 
bouse last season, have the privilege of re- 
newing their lease, but It Is reported Unit 
they do not" care to.' There has been some 
talk of (-.Clinton Chirk,' who managed the 
homo season before last, again taking up the 
reins of management, but ns he Is away the 

truth of the'rurnor cannot be proved 

Great Itiirririgtpn Is soon to bnve a theatre, 
I<ast week a nyhflicate. bought a large piece, 
of land, alt iinicil at the corner of Main and 
Cast lo HI reels. ,T. McA. Vance, of l'ltlslleld, 
already has plain drawn for n block on 
tlic'rand, which Includes a theatre, sev- 
enty-five ' by' one • hundred and twenty feet. 
. . ..Delhi lOil wards Is resting with her slsli r 

here, after' which she will go to Boston to 
join a new mnslcnl comedy which will open 
lis season, tbeto the middle of the month. ... 

The Hoy l Sisters nre summering nt Man- 
chester, VI... ;. . .Mrs. t'bns. I'!, l'ivnns, with 
her mother, Mrs. Lester riillll|is. have gone 
to winthrop iirach for i lie remainder, of 
the Summer. .... .News was received hero. 

the past week of. the niarriage of Cbns. W. 
Grant,' of this town, who has been playing; 
vaudeville for a number of years, lo Annie 
W. I'lnkcrton, better known ns Mnrle Ktod- 
(Inrd, elocutionist and Inpersonittor. The 

wedding took place nt; llaiifonl. Cut 

Mlsa Payne left for, New York lo commence 
rebcarBlti|g wl,(H' "Trie Secret of Pollchlnelle," 
In wlileli stie Is to nlny the. Ingenue role. 
......The Klks wllKliold Ihelr. uniiiiiil chini 

bnkc nt Riverside Grove Aug. 2r> .... Pawnee 

Hill will exhibit at Outing Park on 0, and 

he. tit Plttancld 10 Miss Mann, of the.: 

stock nt Mountain Park, Holyoke, closes 
with' tin- company 0, and will Join ono of 

Arthur 'Alstons eonipnnlcs There Id 

talk of Iriti'oduclng an ordlniini'ii In the 
city government requiring each of the, 
theatres lo have a llreman slllllollcd, 
on' thi) alage ai every perfornmiH'e, 

lo be paid by the bouse Beginning 

Hept;'l, »very bailor place of public iiiiinsc- 
racnt uccotliniodallng four liiimlred or more, 
people, f will: IVc" obliged to have a license 
from the Slate district police stilling Hmi. 
everj'thlnfe is In satisfactory condition. Much 
[dure will be Inspected, each mouth and ft, 
notice of the, siiuie. with the dale of Hie ill-, 

snoctloo, Hhh I be placed In ■tunc isplcuous 

lilBce, wheri) the jmbjlc limy Hen It 

Hlg plans arc being made by the local AarlO 
of KiigleS for the' Held day of the order, 
which Is to- ho held nt Hampden I'ark. Aug. 
18. Already oyer forty aerlCH from all 
parts of , r New Hngland have sent , nol Ices 
that they arc to attend. 

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•" «n>wr llnlford.— At the Purchase Street 
Tliciitro.dMyltl iL UulUnlon manager | llie 
Hullltithn stock CO. appeared, In "Canillle 
durlngVeelc'of Aug. 1, and tested MM seal- 
ing capacity of I ho house iwlco .dally. U«f" 
tfii^c Dion Maglli, lu Ihe tillc role, made n 
coilsplciiQus success iintl Was accorded ninny , 
encores by enthusiastic audlenei'K. Ibe sii|i- 
poft iM excellent, pnlth.ulniiy the Avtnniid 
of Charlea llalsnc, who shared with Miss Ma-, 
gill curtain rails at Ihe close of each grt. 
'PHc current week's play Is "Ihe Lugles 
1'itas." 

I^lKCOt,N I'AltK (Isnnc W. PbclpH, mana- 
ger).— Til o compiin v during the past week 
was above the nvornge, and presented an en- 
teti.iinnheilt thnl well ineiHed- the gi/od ut- 
tonctn'nee.' Tho' bill named Copplngcr nnd 
.While, tSeprge and I, Ilia Brennau, the Mur- 
velons Jcnnetto, Kills nnd Davenport, Jessie 
•Stunrt, and the moving pictures. 

Nrnpts,— Miss nlaglli, lending lady of ho 
Hufllnton BtoHtCo,, held a reception on the 
staue oTtlie PilrcGaH Street Theatre, after 
the nintlnee' performance, Aug. 0. wne is 
very POBiilar' wdlh tbe patrons or this house. 
..•..Chnrics Bnlsar. the popular >'»«mg lend- 
lag, man of Ihe. BuBlnton Stock, t. «., closed tj. 
(1ii.rlcMMe(li3th; Clinrlcs Mcl'ltiug nnd Mf. 
Lsndo cloned tbn week previous. Their places 

will be Mind, 10 new people .The .New 

Bedford Theatre will open Its regular season 
Aug. HI. "Woodland" being the attraction. 
...... KlqiteraVfheaHre opened flgnln Aug. 

II, Under hew management and with u new 
nam* It 1s the Lyceum Theatre now and. 
will be conducted by F. M. Mitchell, formerly 
connected With the John 15. Ince rtieatilmi j 
Kxehnnge, of New Vork City. The house has 
been repainted uud devuiulcd litgluv und uul 



lAMiiniB Lakb I'auk (J. W. Gorninn, inim- 
nger).— A\nnl nnd Currnri. In "The Terrible 
Judge,' headed last week's Mil; and busi- 
ness was about the best of Ibe season. Cur- 
rent : J. W. liormnn's International Vaude- 
ville Co., wllh Howe, Oitno nnd Walters, 
Mrdvln Brothers, Charles Kdwnrds.'nnd Hoyt 
and Burke. As a special outdoor attraction 
the diving liorseB. King and Queen, enter- 
tain afternoon and evening. 

lUMiTiis- Bbac!I! Casino (Win. II. Pltlnney, 
innnngei).— Ideal beach weallier brought big 
crods to this papular resort during Inst 
week. In the casino this week are J. W. 
Gorman's Imperials, Including the Rice Trio, 
llowley and Leslie. Heed and Shaw, "Chalk" 
Saunders, nnd the knniogrnpli. 

Mention.- John' Hums goon with one of 
the Bennett-Monllon companies the coming 

season, to iilny juvenile roles Sherman 

Contes ami Dan Klldare, of the Nashville 
Troubadours, arc Lowell boys, the latter being 

the musical director of the company 

Arthur Devlin Is assistant stage manager nt 
the Lnkevlcw Then I re. .. .George finrmnn Is 
direct lug Hie stage, and Wllllnm Schnffer Is 
musical director with the "Jack anil the 

Beanstalk." Several theatrical parties 

visited Keith's Theatre, Boston, during Rose 
Stall I and company's engngeaient. Miss Stall I 
was at one time lending Indy at the local 

Snvoy Theatre and made many friends 

frank i.dwui'ds Ik iilu.vlng the giant. In 
"■luck and Hie Beanstalk." Mr. Kd wards will 
be with "Monsieur lleancnlre" Co. the com- 
ing season The tiornians wdll resume 

their old roles, In "The Man from China," 
the coming season, until they take out their 

own minstrel company, as usual The 

local nc lie of Kngles, 22.1, will scad a big 
delegntluii to Hie tournament nt Springfield. 
Arrangements are to be made at the next 
meeting. 

I 

North AdnniH. — At Ilnosac Valley Turk 
(W. P. Aleade, manager) week of Aug. 1, Jo- 
seph J. Myaii's NiikIi villi- Troubadours at- 
tracted large, crowds and pleased Immensely. 
Tho opening skit, "The Railroad Porters." 
headed by Harper and Hums, was received 
wllh uiiicli laughter. The olio Included: Car- 
rie silih, Mugnolla Cometly Pour. Harper, 
Burns and Halley, atitl concluded with "Lucy 
Long's Birthday. "Billy" Harper deserves 
special mention, for he Is a colored comedian 
far above Ihe average. Week of Aug. S. the 
Kllte Vaudeville Co.., which Includes lOckhnff 
and Gordon, Ah Lint Koo, Kldora and Nor- 
dlliQ, WAllev Clark and tho Colonial Scope. 

HliriM TiiK.vnti: (James Sullivan, mana- 
ger). — 't'his handsome theatre will open lis 
third season Aug. Ill, wllh "San Toy" as 
the attraction. Manager Sullivan announces 
Dint, ho him some line bookings nnd iinticl- 
patos tl very stiecesHful season. 

Notks. — The Nashville Troiiliadiuirs, play- 
ing at Valley Park during Ihe past week, 
met, wllh serious drawbiicks owing lo Ibi' 
Illness of some of lis members. The first 
lo full 111 was Daisy. Butte, who Is now coii- 
llneil to Ibe liosulltil In this elly. and I In- 
second luetiilier. "Jlllly" Harper, was stricken 

with oppondlcltls Thursday night '• >'• 

Mullen, assistant, i mgrr of Hie Umpire 

Tlo'iitre, will leave Sunday, 7. for SI. Louis, 
to attend the bnllonal convention of Ihe 
P. nt. T. A. sisdelles. 

• ' 

Worrealcr.— AI Ihe Worcester Thealre 
(I'Vllx It. Wendclschoefer. iiKiiuigeri the New 
York Players, Hunter & IlriiiHord's Rlock 
Co., tlnl'sliidl lis Summer work here week end- 
ing Aug. II, presenting "1'lnk Dominoes. ' to , 
very Inrgc houses. The company has bud n 
very successful run In lis three months' slay, 
bid It nrllsllcnlly and llnnnclally. The botisc 
will open for lis regular season the llrsl part, 
of September, wllh Dr. W. A. Drowne again 
uclliig as resident mnnuger for Mr. Weiulcl- 

Lakk fWnriTslcr Consul. St. By. Co., man- 
iigcrsi.--\Vcek of S the Columbia Vaudeville 
(">. will be Ihe ul I ruction. Gorman's Com- 
cdlnns plnyed lo good returns lust week. 

Now— Maud Mngttlre. of Boston, known 
among live profession as Mnitd Thornton, who 
was severelv Injured In n trolley accident on 
her way bore, lo llll uu engagement lit (an, 
Lake lest week. Is reporled lo be gaining 
rapidly, ultliough ainpntallon was necesHiiry. 

1, vim. —At Gormnn's Hun r Theatre, 

Snlein Willows (M. J. Doyle, mniiiigerl. bus ■ 
iichh cnnthiues big. The nil ructions this week 
am: Kennedy nnd llooney, MarvrJIr- and Gleii- 
win, rrof. Miel, Iteilford and Wlnchcsler, and 

' "xirras.— Josle Huuforlli, one of Lynti's 
fiivorllc eloeutlonlsls, has Jollied the Hiiryej 
nnd (liige RHierlory Co.. now rehearsing 
k»re, Mat.aJerVlii.rfes !•'. Slteafe. of Ihe Gem 
•VliVntre. wlH open his I'ull season abotil the 
middle of September. The thealre s now ....- 

dergoliig repairs George M. Gild Ion. 

tills cirv, Is now miinager of the Colonial 
T lenlrlcil Agency, wllh lieiidi|niirleis In Ibe 
C lonlnl 1-he.itre building. Ikiston . • ■ .ninrles 
I'll Mips, of Swaiupscolt. has given a number 
of ! motion picture 'exhibitions on bis estate 
on Orient Street. 

Full Illvrr.— The Aciidemy of Music 
(W Vtri Musnn. inonngei) opens lis rign- 



f,iV Vuson Auu. 1U. 20, Willi Byrne Brothc 
lllgl" lleTls," fT.llowed by "W.mdlnn.r 



1 In 



music was furnished by the Second Brigade 
W, II. P., Band. After the ceremony refrewh- 
meiils were served and the congratulations 
of the guests were bestowed iin»ui:tiie happy 
eoupls. The groom hears the title ot "rlin 
Dynamite King," nnd Is onn of the most 
valued nnd popular ineioliers of the 1'nln 
company. 

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iiiuie Aianti, leaning lany. ami .baurru,c.c ■- ., ...,_„ 

Klneh have left the ri.mnniiy lo begin rr llnrrlslmrn.— At Pstlsng Park (Felix 

benrslils wllh liii'lr \tln|er eom»mlrs7 Their M. rsivls. manager) I lie Pa x In ng Slock Ctiui- 

places have been nitdl bv Din Mm- Laurence nnoy IN.' AUbrlh managerl closed una of 

and WIIIIbiu Wesloti, Tlw bill rot- Week of Ibe. nmsl successful scuisiiis. Aug. «(, l^,thn 

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M Is "Why Jones' 1^-tt Home." 

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n;\\si i.v a-si \. 



Lflll IH lint * "■ ■ * " " * w la ■ 

The house Iiiih undergone a thoroiigh 
overhauling and renovating during the Sinn-, 

""ninir'^TiiBATHt; (l»well Mason, innna- 
„p r ),'_l'rrpsrnt.lons are being made for Ihe 
opening of'lhe season, which occurs A n^, 
with "A Knclory Girl.' Ift-SW. Ills audi- 
lu-rlum and lobby are being renovated, and 
evei'vlliliig Is (loin- for (he pnlrotis' comfort 
lit tills popular priced Itoitsc. 

HllKKIlV'S TllliATIUI IM. P. '''I'"!,' u.| i 
ngerL— This bouse reoiiens Aug. K, wllh 
Wasbltiglon 's Creole Belles, 

Tiioittoii At 'be Taunton Theatre 

( cob ""("os» nianagers) wTSUflta N£ 
I J IMyiiu, manager) for week of Aug. N ihe, 
callforna Minstrels will be the attraction. 
PuiIimm tor the past week wa» very good. 
'"<• '"_?! nss" II Davis, who recenllv closed 
ivltb bv Buiuuui & llulley Circus, will bo ul 



rhlliiilt-llilila.-- Willi llie opening or 
three, illeitlres this wees our active list Is 
Ineiviised to six. nnd Ihenlrlcnl stTnlrs are 
taking on new lire. The three newcomers in 
tho field nre Hhniey's Arch Street Theatre, 
opening Monday afternoon and I lie National 
and i-oiipaiign's, both u|iciiiug Sutlirilny 
night. 

AM'loNAi. TtiKATtil: (Jonepli M. Kelly, man- 
ager). — This hoiise ojieus for the season Sat- 
urday night of this week, with Charles It. 
Yale s "Dcrll'i Auctlcn," nnd tuc same offer. 
Ing Is to be continued throughout the follow- 
ing, week. 

Hi.A.vKV'h ARi-ti Stiikkt Tttr.ATnn (II. -a. 
SchtesbiRCf, manager). — The opening of Hits 
house occurs Monday nlglu of ihls week, the 
nttriieiliiii being Harry (.'lay Itlanry, In 
'Across Ibe I'aclllc." This marks IM be- 
ginning of Hie new management and policy. 
A'e'xt week, "Only a Shop Dlrl." 

Kuril's Hum; I K. P. Lyons, resident 
luiuiugcr). — The patrons were out lu goodly 
numbers last week mid they bestowed ap- 
plause liberally on the performances of "Mr. 
Iliirnes, of New York," This week Ibe stock 
company Is presenting "The t'rlvatc See- 
rectary, " while hexl week "Whnt Happened 
to .louea" Is to begin. 

I-'oiiKi'AiKiH's '1'iiKATiti; (Miller & Katif- 
limn, managers). — Bntiirdny afternoon of 
the current week marks lite opening of the 
season ut this house, the. li|ll nelng "Janice 
.Meredith." George W. Rsrblor nnd Caro- 
line I'raiikllii assiimo the leading roles, 
while the remainder of the company remains 
substantially the same as Inst year. 

Ki: nit's Xkiv Thkatiik III. T. Jordan, 
icsldent inn linger). — An iittriieilve pro- 
gramme' Inst week brought good attendance 
to this house nnd this should In- duplicated 
this week, with tl hill Including: Jessie Mill- 
ward, Mini;. Slnpoffsky (second week), Dolnn 
nnd Lcnlinrr, Meredith Slaters -Welch-Mont- 
rose Trio, Arthur WhlteJaw, Clara Ilnllerlnl, 
Cnrlln and Otto, Morton and Klllott, Lyster 
and Cook, Klectrlc (Jtinrlet, Palnrdo, tlie 
Golubacks, nnd the blogrnjih. 

, (Ai'KtIM TllKATIlK i.tohii G. .Icrnion. man- 
ager i . — There wus excellent attendance ol 
t tie patrons Inst week und the .Lily Clny 
Kiii'iesniiei'seut'hed npprobntlon. This week 
Hie entertainment, is furnished by the 
Oriental Mnii|s. 

Imi.i.ow IllHiVM I'auk ( Management l'hlla. 
Itnpld Transit Co. I. — The Iihiicu Band Is 
now' fiirnishliig the music at thla park. 
Lucy Isnhelle .Marsh, soprano, Is the soliilsi 
wllh the organization. "(Iriuid Army lMy" 
Is announced for Aug, 10. 

WniiiiKiiii-; I'auk t Womlslilc Park Amuse-' 
inent Co.. managers). — There Is no chnngc lu 
Ihe attractions at this park, .Glnniilul's 
Royal Marine Hand of Italy and Woodford's 
educated anluiajs holding the places of prom- 
inence. . . 

Cii'kst.ni:t iiii, i. i'auk (II, P. Aucby, man 
tiger). — This week the Royal Venetian Band 
gives place lo a free viiuclcvllle performance 
in the casino. The other offerings .coutrnfio 
unchanged. 

Wasiiiniiton I'auk (Wm. J. Thompson, 
iiuiinigei i. — Liberiitl's Band and tho other 
features at this park continue iibcbangcU. ' 

Notks. — Harry lllnkeinore Is to Join the 
stock company nt Ihe Bijou In a few weeks. 

Geoigq Mcixel will cntillniie.ns Irons-, 

urer, and William Locker, ns assistant treas- 
urer, nt Ihe i i rami Opera IJouse, this year. 

Joseph Dillon, formerly at the Atitll- 

tiirliini, wilt be In tbu Ikix ofhre ul Iho Arch 
siccei Theatre this season It, Is an- 
nounced that Harney Gllmore will open Hie 
new Kensington Thealre Kent. 12. . . . . .Paul 

Burns has been re-engnged by M. Wt Taylor, 
mi coinedlnn and stage muiiiigei- wllh "Why 

Women sin." .During till* -season tin- 

People's Theatre Is to linvc :t fennile orcbes- 
Hit... , . ."The Maid uud ihe Mummy" Is lp 
open the season nt the t.hrsliiiil Street i'lic- 
ui re Sept. 5. 

rillslHii'u. — At the ItlJ.ni TlleiiDi- ill. 
M. titilli'k. ma linger) the sonsalliiiuil tuelo- 
dfinaO, "Llghtliotise by, the Sen," opejied for 
a week on, Aug. s. Iliih'tly's .Mitsindon 
Mlnslcels drew large- crowds last week,' re- 
ceiving liberal; iipiunuse and favorable com ', 
im-ui i -nn nil i|uui>terH. Iliin-.v Clay Blimey 
comes for week of jri-20, In "Across the I'll- 
cllle." 

AcADKMV i Marry W. WIIIIiuiih. innmiger). 
- -I'oinioenclng Monday tiiiillnce, N, Hie ilou 
Tun llui Icsuuers appear fur u week's en- 
gagement. They are presenting two new 
biirletlas, "I'arlslnn Jamlmree" nrld-*'A Wild 
Night," in addition lo an excellent olio. 
Prominent members of the company are: 
Williams and Adams, l-'lelds and Cook, Three 
Livingstons, the Simpsons uud Grace Lenu 
aid. with II. chorus of I hilly Indies. Till' 
liii|«'rlal, lb" •liwpiers cbwo a, successful week 
Saturday. II. They plenscd all (heir old 
friends and iidmlrcrii umi mode a host of 
new ones. The ne.M nltrncllon Is Ibu 
Ulopluns, aiini.iiiiccd for in-'JU. 

KHICJIIisllll'. l'Alin,-r IJlln's "ilui'lilllg of 
Route." I lie niognllb-i-nt Hpi-ctiole prchcoicd 
last week under the nimplres of Lodge No. 
11. II. P. II, l-llks, did licuieiiiloiis business. 
'Pbe organism I loll Is giving a change of bill 
Mils week, Die tillriu'lbui being Hie lull 

of I'nnipell." 

Siiiitiii:iin I'auk I A; H. Mc.su-lgaii, niitnii- 
g'i'1. — .Monday. H, nod week, I he ( 'rluiiillos 
and Gore cbmiinny. Ill n reltirii eugogi'iiii-ul, 
presenting the musical comedy, "A Wiirm 
Mulch." Included lu tills orgsiilsalloii ore: 
Dan Crliuuilus, I'liarles llniifi-y. Marry Me- 
Avov. Jack Warner, Hosa Gore, Mile. I'nlescn, 
Itlu Hell and Kiniiin Hell, 'llie attendance 
last week ><>nl limcit good, a desirable resiill 
liroiight tilinul by lb.- siileinlld show offered, 
coupled wllh Ideal waller coadltlons. 

Ki;\nviviiii|i I'auk tl-'. T. Mnorhend, inun- 
iiger), — T|n- pi.-nnii ueni oil i.iet ions are aug'- 
ineiited Ihls week bv Hie llumeslead Llbrnry 
Bond and. Dash, In bis unexcelled daring 
bicycle bidder ucl. Splendid attendance was 
noted Inst week. ' ' 

Niitcn. — Anuoniicement has been made of 
a chunge of policy Just decided ii|hiii deliulle- 
Iv by Manager Hurry Unvls. of Ihe Grand 
Opera House uud Avenue Tlu-ntre. The slock 
company productions, which In the imsi 
bnve ti.-eti presented nl lite Grilnd, are to 
be given lu-reafler at Ihe Avenue, while Iho 
Grand is lo bo devoted entirely lo continuous 
vaudeville of the highest clusa obtainable. 
operations. Ibe result of which Is to put 
Into effect this change, are nmr under war, 
nnd will he rushed lo a conclusion, as It 
Is the Intention to <>im>ii Hie Grand on Mon- 
day, Aug. 22. The Avenue opening will not 
take place until Monday, Sept. .", A de- 
cidedly Bpcclnciilnr imiiiliige was solemnized 
on I- rldiy night, Aug. !>. st l-'ricndshlp I'urk. 
after the close of Hie jB-i-fortiiaflce of 
-Tbu Untiling of Home," Tim principals 
were Kltlh- ilovcr of I Inn Isl.iug, I'll., und 
,ism*s ' Hlin-ki'iilioiz. lietii-r known by Ihe 
xtAni name of William Carrots' Brown. The 
ceremony was performed by Itrv. William V. 
I >n Won, of Trlnlly I'roteHlant Bplm-opal 
Church, of lids elly. The wedding look place 
on, the -plain of Homo, In the presence of 
the. entlis company, The s«en« was very lm- 
pwlve, lit up' by ten tinge calcium search- 
lights uud a liosl of red lire torches. The 



he most successful seasons. Aug. H, In, tin- 
history of the' park, Vanilevlllb will now 
ciuillime until the close Of ihe ssason. The 
Melville Vaudeville Co. comes week of S. 

in-Kii.i Dm st; (M. Hels. mnuageri. — Tim 
season will own I. 'I, with Ibe llolu-ialnii 
Bnrlesipiers. The bouse has been repnllited 
and Improved on the Interior, nnd new scen- 
ery baa been added. 

Nm-i:s. — l'rof. Kd. It. IliitcblBob and wife 
have been engaged for lull ham ascensions at 

Haxtiing I'urk (luring week of Aug. N 

'I'll- I'orcp.iugli Sells Circus Is due, here Kept. 

1 Spencer C. Clmrters has relumed 

from Atlantic elly and Is preparing for Ids 

senson with the Thomas K. Sben. In 

Till- Kirk Ilrown Co. will begin rehearsals 
here nbout Aug. 12. Will Deshou will be the 
business bend, of this enterprise. Repertory 
will he the principal feature, and one, two 
nnd three night stands will la- plnyed. wllh 

n special bill Waller llruehl, who for 

the (Hist three seasons link been will) the 
Corse I'avloii Co., ns stage carpenter, will 
remain home, having ilrfeplcd a similar po- 
sition with the Lyceum Thealre 

John Welsh, of Welsh Brothers' Circus, was 
here July 2i, bulking up territory. Hen J. 
Lnudner. treasurer nnd press reiirowntiiilve, 
was here July 21) to Aug. I. lie spent Ml 
at his home The John Robinson Cir- 



cus Is doing big business lu this seel Ion of 

PwnarlYaauL The crowds were large ,' at 

: Gettysburg. I'a., July 28 The flenlry 



llrothera' Circus has struck Central Penn- 
sylvania, und Is doing well Manager 

Charles Carpenter, of the Norrlstown, I'a., 
Opera House, was here tl, visiting his home. 

Manager N. Appell was lu Lending l>, 

ciiiilpletldg arrangements for the opening of 
the Opera House at t lint place, of which ho 



wf 



11 lu- In charge 



It ending. — At. Carson Ja Park Theatre 
(II. S. Golger, malinger) the Aiuphloiis, i: 



local, musical organisation, gave ct editable 
ntftslciit p,-i ■foriiuiiwes Aug. It!. 

Nidus. Indications |iolol toward an early 



LOlltfSlAIA. 

l»l>w Orleans.— West Knd (Jas. .1. Cor- 
rornii. manager) Ihe Century Minstrels 
proved high class enlei-lalnera at Ihls popu- 
lar lake resort week of July ill. nnd won 
much well deserved applause, l'rof. Geo. 
Paolelll and his concert hand as tistinl, as- 
well ns isipiilur .lis< Mngnolln. Iho blogrnph- 
man. scored heavily. A change of bill la 
promised for week <u Aug. i. 

Tint KuobiNH I|oitsk.(M. Ifvy, mana- 
ger). -This popudar side show continues to 
please large crowds nightly, and always wins) 
laughs nnd prnlso, 

Ariit.KTii- Pahk (II- 0. Kourlon, mnna- 
grr).— Tim Imperial Opera Co., In n doiiblo 
bill, plnyed to Talr, business week of July 
.'l1. The company will close lis engagement 
here Aug. (I, being replaced week of 7 by 
ibe Kdwnrds Co., and it now feature wilt ha, 
a free .vaudeville show nightly adjoining the, 
nsnd stand, prior to Ihe regular Casino per- 
formance, rrof. Otins. Klsher, the wtill 
known leader, nnd Ills orcheslm will con- 
tinue the ulglilly concerts. The other side, 
shows nt the pnm hdre been enjoying good 
business. ' 

Notkm.— Col.- \V. II. Rowles. the popular 
manager of Ihe Titlnne and Crescent Tito- 
aires, Is exjoeeted here week of T Mali- 
nger Jake Wells, of the So. Amusement Co., 
was here weak of July HI, on a business trip 
nnd. ns usual, made many heneiiehil changes 
lo Ibe public hi Ills enterprises Mana- 
ger Hopkins, of tho Hopkins circuit, nisi) 

spent ii few days here week of 111 I'ete 

l.iitternde, the hustling lithographer of tbn 
Tu bine and Croareul. Tbetilres. litis Isien on. 
loving a Hulling I rip along Ibe. West. Knd 

const (ins Wi'ticr. Inle treasurer of the 

iirpbeiim Theatre, Is now holding Ihe siinm 
position wllh the New Orleans II. II, Clllli 
Assoelstliiu The walls of Iho old Acad- 
emy of Music, Inter known as Iho Audubon 
Thealre, recently destroyed by lire, are holng 
torn down, and n big resiaiimiil building Is 

to be erected on Its site Did Hill Trimble, 

tho well known minstrel nnd promoter. Is 
■tow holding a prominent position tit, tho 
N. t). II. II. Park Bills ore out announc- 



ing (he opening of Mnmiger l-'ourton's Grand 
Opera House for Hepl. 4. with it bluli class 
slock company Geiilnl Morgan Howling. 



revival here in the Interest of things Ilia- 
ritrlenl. Severn! Important changes Itnrc 
in coned lii the iiiniiiigcment of our tlicatro-, 
and the prospect s for the ensuing season are 

May encouraging Jnrtu D. MlalllT, 

Who bus bqcn for years Idontlllert wltb 
ahivsoment >»nteriii-li>e« In this elly, litis 
recently secured Ihe Temple Thealre, for- 
merly of the llelss circuit, and will conduct 
same In addition to. tho Academy of Music. 
'riuli lie may prove successful In tils mw 
venture Is the hope of our Ibcalregolug 

public The Grand Opera House, which 

toV many years has prospered under Ilia 
eillcleiit management of George M. Miller, 
will take the place of the Temp|e Theatre 
nthnng the Reins houses. Nullum Appell, of 
llarrlslmrg. will Ih> In charge, and Judging 
friiln the reputation which precedes lilni, 
Will be a valuable addition to our mana- 
gerial forces. I'rcii/initloiiB are now being 
made for the opening of tills house, which 
has hern entirely n novated and Improved. 
'..:.. .I'lHtegraff A Browiiell will retain tin- 
cozy Hljeii Theatre, nnd deserve a cnnllnu. 
n nee of the large patronage lo which they 
have been accustomed. .... .Prank It. Slinl- 

leys, of Ihls city, formerly business niuiui- 

?er for Adelaide Thurston, leaves shortly 
pr Ti -eHlon, N. J.. Where, lie, will take It 
position as manager ot u theutre. Ilia 
' litany friends In Rending wish hint well. 
i 
, A|tooiiii.- - At IhC Hlnvenlh Avenue Opera 
House (I.C. Mlahlor. ninongcr) "Tim Light. 
hiilise by Hie Sen" opi'iicd the season with 
large attendance Aug. I. The Iliipet'lul 
Vaiidevllle Co.. presenting Mr. und Mrs. 
Sydney Drew .lenhle Yen mans. Klein nnd 
Clifton. Morris nnd llowen ahd . olbers, Is 
billed for <t-tO. •'I-Tiililgnii's Ball" HI, The 
Thoroitghbieds 1.1, HI. 

I.AKIIMilNT I'AUK THKATIIK IS. H. Crillle, 

inanngnrL- -The Sinr Vniulevllle Co. bud 
gikid business week of 1, The following 
people win appear week of H ; Marlon anil 
l'enrl, Minnie ilmnvlIRi, ',«. J'. Cahlll. J. IV. 
Nelson. Billy Wells, Knrokei- Urns., William 
Oswald, mill Beeves, Ihe Juggler, 
_ | 

l.niii-niiU-r. -At the Roof Garden (John 
(I. I'epples, manager) nllravMuiis for week 
of Aug.' S Include: Mnirsl llngiin. I,lllli||i 
Tyre, Irene Jeiiimn, lloiiltn, with her fulniii 
and African midgets: Moone.v and Holbein. 
Only uud Sinelte. Devlin nnd Iteveii'. elc, 

ItllCKV Sl-MINIIH. I'AUK 'I'll HA I a W III. II. 
ilrlfr.-tlis, iiianngcli. John II. Wills' Co., 
la ' 'Sweet Mhtceii," H-CI. ' 

N.i 1 1:. — Miniagei- Ycckey an in es Hull 

Ihe rebtilldliig of Ihe I'ulluii llpera House 
Is progressing rapidly und thai. It will be 
reopened ulioiil Sept. lo, ' 

- ■ ' » . i 

niiiliinisiiori; - At Hie Vailammit Park 
I'livlllon iLyinnn A. I'my, niiinager) llie 
Vntliiioont Slock Co. conllmies lo film pen. 
|ite nwny. 'The CiiwIkiv and Hilt Lady" 
A)ig. I -if, "A iVlehriiliil Case" III, Due: 
•Turned. Dp" 8-H». "Tlie Galley Slav/ 
'Ifilrf. "Ilearl of KeiiHieky" lb 17, "At. 
' Cosey Corners" IH-'Jti. After 20 Ibe slock 
company closes and vaudeville will liold llto 
boards until cl»so of Hut season, Sept. III. 
ehil*. Ilanlngcr i losed his eligUKOiiicul 
, here. II. 

I'iiiihcai'iiIi Sm.ui Cini'iH Is billed for 27. 

. 4 '» 

IIIHHIf/.- INMNII, 

I'riivldrnrr.-- Al Keltji's Theatre fi lias. 

Isiy-iiherg. nuiniigeri ■•('hurley'* Aupl ' Will 
In- produced by Ibe Albee Slock Co. Aug. S- 
III. "The Aiuiixoils" 1.V20. 

Kmi'ink Thkatiik tSpllit ft Niilhnnson, 
ininagei'Sl.-.T'lm Hoi Karroll stuck Co. 
closed lis season by ploying "Km Ills Coini- 
ll-y's Snkn" 1-11. Ilea.itll nerfoi'innuci's, Tims 
day. for Miss Karroll: Wednesday, for John 
■ Lime Connor: Tlmrmliiy, for Knlliryn I'ur- 
nell. nnd l-'rldiiy, for .Iiiiiics Kennedy, were 
well [Niironlied. Aflpr Isdng dark n wmk. 
the theatre will- reopen. IT,, for the regular 
xc]tsott,.wltli Upward Hall's new play, "TJm 
nVilf's I'araills*." 
Ciii,H-r.M:r Din or (Alfonso, manager). — 
< 'The bill H-lil Is Bird Phil's Double Sensa- 
tion, and Mnxey, Ihe needle king. 

Rocky I'oi.vr Casino, lit. A. llnrrlngloii, 
■'miiiingcr l. — Oil the programme H-L'l are! No- 
' vnilii I- iiirliigli.ii. Ailu (ircenliiilg, Mniile Col- 
lins, Pcnton Bisters, May llolice, l-llbel Role 
Inson, Lanrbio Ituynrd, Hie Johnsons, Nornia, 
Wills, Mgy lly< r, Dot Dulvoy, nod (lm Down, 
KiiSt Kerennders, 

MISS INUNAM closed Willi Bin Allieti Stock 
Co. 0, going lo .New Orleans. IJIIzubel h. 
MViodsoii has been eiigitgeii by tho manage- 
ment of the company for "The Ainuwns." 
— , — #■ » 

KI'.niKKV. 



Ihe hustling ticket Inker pud lithographer 
of the Crescent Theatre, bus returned fl'olll 

Iho Ht. ImjiiIs Knit', highly pi tl and timcll 

hr-ncHHiHl In henllh "Wllletlo," Ihn 

Soiithei-u wisard, after resilng up Intro sotito 
lime, will leave here Sept. I for St, l.iinls. 
to till an extended engagement with other 

Kaslarn dalea to follow Van Clovo nnti 

Ills trlrk mull) Pole rested up here week bt 

HI Hustling W. II. Kviius, llie well 

known advertising man for Greimwall's new 
ilicnuc. Is out hustling for the big opening 
In September, 'nnd promises a circus billing 

In Ibe way of display l'rof. Prod C. 

Sclimldlt. of Iho llniikenJoH Music Co., was 
ipileily iiiurrlcil lo Miss C II. Sielainnu, of 
the sumo mush: bouse, Aug. 2, and lliunedi- 
n t el v left on their bridal lour, first going 
lo Hi. Louis, 

4»» 
CANADA. 

Moptrenl.-At the Arcnn (W. A. Norlbey, 
iiuimigerl the New York Comlu tipera Co. 
woimil uii Its seinoiii of comic operas with 
"The Telephone, Girl," lo good business, Aug. 
III. 

SoiijiKti I ».i ii it (I.nvlgnn A Lnjole, mana- 
gers). — The warm weather was mapuuillili) 
for crowded housos at the alioVn popiilur 
park during week of 1-fl. .The nllraellotttj 
were: Ilrown nnd Bntlolelll, Mnjer Sisters, 
tho laiuuilncs, Pnnjicr Trio. Vnlvluo llrolb- 
era, and Lavlgnn's Military Band. 

IlivHiisitik I'AUK (Al. Itsiid. manager). — 
The utti'iuluiice during Iho week Ml wns excel- 
lent, Tint slliuellons wore i Win, Josh Duly s 
Minstrels, Prof. PiHiuss, who remained In a 
seal. d Isitllcfor nine duys ilbd nights, wltb- 
out fiHid or drink, and 111 Tom Ward, tlm 
mlnstiel. who uiilkes a balhslu iikceiisloit 
every Sunday nflernoim. 

His MA.iusrv'H til. I}. Brooks, liiuiuiger), 
--This house formerly Proutor'n raMtra, 
will open Its sen son on Aug. 211, with Lulu 
Glaser. la "A Madcap Princess." The house. 
has iindorgono exlonslvo repair* imd will In 
future be the high priced. Iioium.nr Montreal. 

Ai'.muimv of Ml'Mie III. C. I'.gerlot illla- 

gerl.-— This. Iioasii wits formerly, the BMM 
»f .Ills "alara,"' bill will III. fuluce.bo (lovoled 
to popular priced n It fuel Ions, opening Aug. 211. 

Thkatkk I'mani'aih (P. W. la't'biir, iiiiinu- 
gen. -Itohle's KlilckvrliucklTS lliirlvsiiim Co. 
will open Ihe Hiinsoli hero Aug. 22. 

TiikATitH National Phancaim ((I. dm- 

vrea longer), The periimiieiil Krcncb 

Slock Co, has been relnfornied by sumo play- 
ers from mim and will open with "D'u> 
Vllills," Aug. H. 

Notk Tlie four Kngllsb Ihi'iilit-s »rp 

uiidi.-r Hie colli roi of. tlm. .1. 11. Hpoouit 
Ainiisemenl Co., wllh W. A. Ildwurds mi 
general munagcr . 

Himilllon. -At Nona I'urk ,(), G. Apple- 
Ion. . mnn/iger) Iho Rhe Uirrilltio, Co. 
oiieiied Aug. 1, In "Par Anolbbl' s t!rliuo. 
Kxociioiii hiislness wns done all week, Week 
of Aug. Si "Itoiilioko." 

Moiistain I'auk (Win. II. Suei'iiluii, intin- 



user), ---Tbn Courier Co.. week of I, put mi 
"A Coiinliy lllrl" und "Turned Up" to good 
houses. Week or H, Geo. IL 'Bummers' Co., 
In "Tlw l.lgblii of New Vork." ' 

NoTK.--'rTi« 'Grand Himru. IIouhk season 
will (US'li Aug. Ill, Will) "Tho Wizard of 
us." The home will not bo. enlarged Ihls 



Toronto. Al Miiuroe Park (W. Hunks, 
mamigerl n good ''HI "'"I '"'ge crowds Aug. 
I (I, ,The card lucluili'd : Primrose mid Bull- 
Ion'. .1. W. NhoiTle, Ihe lleiobards, Ida O'Day, 
Hie He l-'onlns Slid llurrle, llodurd ami (;o 

llANUN'N Point (Mat Dee, myuagiir) Is 
drawing large business ill every performance. 

Notusi - -Tlui Princess Thealre ((). II. 



nuir.ni — i ini i.,ii..-n" .,......« ^.,. ... 

Shcppnrd, tiinliiigiir) o|sui» Aug. 211 

The Grand oiu-tn I louse (A. J, Small, innil- 

iiger) opens Aug. Ul MuJesllc Thentrn 

(A. J. Sniiilt, iiiiinnger) opciin Aug. IT..... 
Shea's Thetitra (J. Hbcii, mamtger) opena 
Aug. 22. 

s ' ' 

ilnebii- ,\i the Auditorium Thrill rn 
(A. J. Siniill, liiaiiiigeri tlm (beelller l.'ns- 
eneiivn Concerl trn. rendered n very delight- 
ful progriiiniiiR for three nights, commenc- 
ing Aug. I and went, rewarded wltb full' 
houses. Tlm limine Is dark 8111. 



. (...nisi lite. — The Avenue Theatre IChus. 
A. Shaw, nmiiiigeri has. been Ihorouglily reno- 
vated during the Sitniiner vacutloii, mid will 
munch Ibo'seatuli of 11HH 5 with Lincoln .1.. 
Carter's melodrama, '"lliii Hvarl of Chleiigo." 
The opining orciRs Alig. 7. 

,(n "Ki.v Ci. tui I'auk i, dimes II. Camp, nun 
agerl. — Ci-Mtore. Willi Ills band, atDacli-d 
, lilg, crowds during week of I. Por wurk of S, 
Inl-es' Hand. 

• . ■ ' ' • ■ » » i " 1 
— Kdiuund Kreeio Inn liean enxJRcd by. 
Henry II. Harris far thu role of Jeff Cublll/ 
In "llnnson's Polly." 



MAI.M5. 

I'orllnilil. -Al Ihe Cape Collage Theatre 
(H. V. I "Iictn ii. iiianugeri the oiicra coiupiiiiy, 
with Ned Nyn mid Almnruh Hullnm ns now 
faces In I lm cast, produced "The Hello «if 
New York" Very entertainingly lo paying 
business, Aug. Ml. "P.vaiigi-ilni!" will bo 
given H.l.'l. 

OHM TtUMTlfe, IfllAK'S IfUNR. US, W. 
T. Godlng. manager). -^'The Pipe ot Peace," 
n new four net dnunu, by Scdley Brown, 
stage dlreelnr ul Ibis bouse, received lis 
Mrs' production on any -stage loirs. Aug. I. 
remaining. III. The pluy ulh/iciid highly 
lilensetl. aiidbinces t>f t-spaclly proportions 
Ihroiigliout ilit- week and was generally 
voted a stl'-ccss. The Hostoiila l/nlles III-. 
cbesirii gives lis second Sunday night con- 
cert 7. "At tlm White Horse Tavern" will 
be Ibe hill 8-1.1. „ , 

Itivr.lrniv -I'AUK Tin: i no; (\f. B. Smith, 
resilient uinnagnr).--Tbn l^ndou Vsudevllbi 
Co. drew big bnslhcrs here 1-0. Annie Ab- 
bott headed a bill of excellence, followed by 
the MA/.«rr Comedy Pour. • Marvelln and 
Olvatoti, the Eldorado Sisters, Morse llrun. 



560 



ti-te: istrw itotik: csltpper. 



August i& 



PASTOR'S 

Mondsr, Air. a. Re-ensagenient. Orand Success of 

JEWELL'S AtTOMATIO THEATRE, 
FISK A JH-OOMOL'liH. MAIHJE FOX, 

crawford .v manning, danny mann co., 
the lovett8, henry a hoon, 

mr. .v mrs. bbaw, beverly * dan vkrs, 
butler a- wilkks, . aiiaMh a dh k w, 

BERT LKNNON, PAUL FREDERICK, 

THE AMERICAN VITA 01! A Til. 

Extra Miction ■ - O'BRIEN & BUCKLEY 

Huber's l i£ Museum 

tleo, II. Iluber, Propr. J. II. Anderson, Mgr. 
WANTED, tor (lie opening, Aug. 1, Attraction* and 
Freak, for Ciirlo Hallo. Add. J. H. ANDERSON, 

uh atiove. 



CHO. t MAY WOODWABI) 

THK ORIG INAL SUNHmtNK UItl'rlKS. 

CHAS. E. COLBY and 
ALLIE 0. WAY, 

The V«ntrJloq nl.f . nd Dancing Poll. 

AL. LAWRENCE, 

Vaudevilltt "Arnuilngl.t" Mlmitlc. 
Permanent addteti, R. F. D. No. 1, Kent, 0., P.8.A. 

(THE LITTLE MAOJIET), 

Lottie Gilson | Billy Hart 

"The Fly Flirt." 7 3 Livi ngston A ve., Yonkers, NY. 

MR. and* MRS. JACK BURGH. 

I'llKJIIKK 1 LLC HI UMSl'8. 

ONE OF THOME SATISFACTORY ACTS. 

GRAUMAN CIRCUIT, CALIFORNIA, INDEFINITE. 



MAYME REMINGTON 

ADd BUNOLK ROOI.OO BABIES-Ilotol Bartholin, 
N.Y. Agents: JO PAI GE SM ITH and WM. MORRIS, 

BARRY "i JOHNSON 

THAVKBTIES IN VAUDEVILLE. 



GILMOUR and LATOUR 

CHI-GAN-CY BEACH, MICHIGAN CITT, 
IND., IIST1L SEPT. I. 

HARBY BBOWN, 

THE SIN01NO COMEDIAN. IIIB NEW HONG HIT. 

"I'M. DU AS MUCH KOR YOU." 
Care o r CLI PPER. 

TOM llAtKMAX, 

lie. xlutlre Actor, Vocalist, (lbani< 

Artist. 
AT PASTOR'S THKATKK, N. Y., AVO . M 

AT LIBKHTY FOR NEXT SEASON, 

TROCADERO QUARTETTE. 

1958 \V. POI.K ST., CHICAOO, ILL. 
JOE BIKNKS.Bop. 



BERTRAM MILLAR 



LEADS and HEAVIES, 47 W. Irttb St., New Yol 



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JUGGLING MATHIEUS 

MARVELOUS DISPUY OF DEXTERITY. 
Aug. 14, Oak Sniiimlt Park, E vatisvllic, I ml. 

TUB HOLiBBOOKS, 

Celebrated musical net, Including tint Indy 

(.'IIHUipiOII HllXllllllllUe HDlOlsl. 0|)l'il lll]l<>, 

Address BO X 171'. Bhcrborn, Ma m, 

LOWANDE-WILSON CO.. 

bijou VAUDEVILLE I II HOIS. 
LINCOLN PARK, WORCESTER, MAH8., 8-18. 



TOM LEVANION, 

SENSATIONAL AEIII ALIHT. 



THIS WEEK, 



LUNA PARK. 



BHOOKS BROS.' & CO., 

BIO LAUOHINQ HIT, 
BIFF I IIAFFM BUFF II I 

Aug. I t, BR0 0KB1DB PARK , Altiol, Mass. 

Double Bass and Tuba 

WANTED, 

Lucier's Minstrels, 

Untie r canvas; winter cngagcmeni after lent sea- 
rod over; otlier Musicians write. Aug. 13, 
Norllilleld, VI.;lt,Montpollor, Vt. 

' K.J. PALMER, Munager. 

' AT LIBERTY, 

M Ml. PITTS, 

UNION STAQE CARPENTKR. Lung experience. 
AND 

Lula rWla» Vrortntnt-., 

EMOTIONAL AND JUVENILE LEADS. Oue piece 
preferred. Address M. M. IMTTO, 

It West Mnntmlni BIWH, Detroit, Midi. 



FOB SALE ON ROYALTY, 

New Japanese Comedietta. 

Sfiiulnnte act for ihvee people. Heady for Inilant 
ur<Mluctl>.ii. suenery, costumes, mm. Mdras* 
" M.L..caro»f CLIPPER^ 

AT LIBERTY, 

NAT. E. SOLOMONS, 

HU810AL DIRECTOR iPLAHO', 
Opera, Mimical Comedy or Repertoire. Adilresa 
THE MELKOSK, Madison Avenue and nntti Street, 
Room 8. New York Olty. ■ 



STREET MEN 9 AGENTS 

100 FEB OBIT. PBOriT 01 A 10c. 
CA1PAISI PU.ZLE. 

The Newest Thing Out. ami will attract more at- 
tention than any novelty ever aliowu. Sample 
pOBt paid upon receipt of loc. 

MKI.LKN NOVELTY CO., 
0)4 M arquette U ulldliiir, Chicago, HL_ 

Wa *x t © cl, 

MEssiiif Few village. 

SISTER ACTS, NOVELTY ACTS; alio FEATURE 
ACTS, for week commencing Sept. 13. 

DAVE STAMKBl'KV. Mgr. . Enid, Oklahoma. 

At Libtrtr, Attar August. - - violinist 'and 

ORCHESTRA LEADER. Can fumlali Orchestra. 
Show or Concert work. Add. FRANCIS tlEOROE. 
UU9. Kir., Savoy Theatre, Atlantic City, N. J. 



\?vo]vr>E>j»rMJiv CiVivic for 

LILLIAN RUSSELL'S LATEST BALLAD SUCCESS!! 

IN DREAMLAND, IN DREAMLAND 

By BDWARD ®. AjBJ$I*jB® and WM. T. FRANCIS. 

REFRAI BfcT z 

In Dreamland, in Dreamland, In Dreamland, in Dreamland, 

In beautiful, beautiful Dreamland. In beautiful, beautiful Dreamland. 

The wild red rose In splendor grows. 'Tie always spring, when angels sing 

Exhaling Its perfumes in Dreamland. That roses are sweetest in Dreamland. 

AH 91 VO BY MISS RUSSELL IN "\V HOOP-DF.-DOO." BIO HIT WITH OTHER WELL KNOWN BALLADIBTS. 



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A BEAUTIFUL NUMBER THAT IS AN ACQUISITION TO ANY SINGERS REPERTOIRE. 

SEND rOR IT QUI OK. 

Professional copies to recognized performers t\|rt f^ARf^Q 

■' or those sending up to date programme. " H ""lv\/ V/nriLVwi 

IVI. \Ayi-rsviARK A SONS, Publishers, 

WITMARK BUILDING, 144-146 West 37th St., New York. LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE CLOCK TOWER. 



FREE 



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ECCENTRIC SINOINO, TALKI.NU AND 1)1)1 Ul.K COMEDY WHISTLING. 



Tbl. Week, WINONA BEACH, BAY CITY, Mich. 



SOME OF TUB ATl'R ACTIONS WITH 

SINGLING 
BROS/ 

CIRCUS 



GREATEST 



Theie Attractloni may be adarasaetl cart 
BINULINO BBOB., Baraboo, Wla, or a. pat 
rout* of ataoir. 



THECOLINIGLAIRONS 

Wblrlwlnd Dancera. 

VICTOR BEDINI FAMILY 

Benutlonal Equestrian.. The only act 'In 
America Introducing a dog and • ptopia 
Jumping on 1 horse. 

CAIILLE FORTUNS TRIO 

Cbamplon Horizontal Bar Com'qut.. Xblrd 
leason wltu Kloglmg Iiros. 

DA coIFfaiilt 

As Absolutely Original A trial U.piiy. 

THE FAMOV'S 

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7 

America's Greatest Troup, of 'Cycl I its. 

THE FLYfiNTFISHERS 

Banaatlonal Long DltUnea lUd-Alr Uapa. 

THElLDREDS 

Only Three Artlstn In the World Accompll.h- 
Ing Triple Sluiultaneous Leap from the 
ground on to tbe back of a galloping home. 

THE FLEXIBLE EQUILIBRISTS. 

CENARO THEOL 

Booked solid In the biggest and beat thea- 
tres In tbe world for three yenrs, 

THE AERIAL SMITHS 

Artiitle Poiing on the Doable Srapeae. 

dollarTroupe 

AcMbatS. Feature with Singling BfO*' 
Circus — Second Year. I 1 

GLINSERETTI troupe 

Originator, of Everything New In Acrobatic*. 



THEATRICAL HOTELS 

BOARDING HOUSES. 

' ST. CHARLES HOTEL, IS So. Clark St., 
Chicago; Root. J. Could, Prop. Theatrlctl Head- 
quirtors. Rooms |8 to |7 per week.Stesm heat, bathe 



N All D N ALL v " a Burcnacd WabasfiXv 

ntumntui D . A . dq qley, prop. 

WDI. TELL HOUSE, Howard and Somerset 
Sts., Bo«ton, Bass. Central location. Excellent 
meals. EMILY T. BANNWABT, Prop. 



KAISERHOF 



REVERE HOUSE, 

CLARK and BICHIOAN STREETS, CHICAGO. 

American, (2 and up; European, Hcta. and up. 

Special Rates to Theatrical Profession. 
S. A. CROWE, Proprietor. 

Fireproof. European. 
370 S. CLARK ST., near 
Jackson, CHICAGO. 
SP ECIAL RATE S. M Kff GE R MAN RESTADRANT. 

FRANK HUNT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, 

148 Dearborn St., Chicago. Professional rates $4 
per week and up. Location In heart of the city. 

STROSB HOTEL, X* and S*o W . lath ST.. 

CINCINNATI, 0111(1. AMERICAN FLAN. 

t7.U0 BIKOLE, t<L0O UOUBLE PER WEEK. 

CHESTERFIELD.- Elegant Hotel; modern. 
Perfect cuisine, service, appointments. European 
plan. J, afcflANRAH AK. Prop., Petersh urg.Va. 

Wabash A Madison, CHICAO 0. 
O C. Vaughan, Prop. Strictly 
American Plan, $8-tUalngle: 
I7-SI8 dh- 7 * 



VAUDEVILLE 
FEATURES, 

For two weeks, commencing Aug. 14 and si, ■ 

RI1EHSIDE P*HK. SIOOX BITY. M. 

(live full particulars and lowest aalary oral letter. 
AddroHS OLIVER IjASTgLL, siour City, la.' 



Kilt's New Hotel Cafe T C $ J SS SIS 

Rooms Mo. to 76o. per day; tt.f<o and 13.00 a week. 
Ladles' Restaurant on second floor. No. 6 E. 4th 
St., Wilmington, Del. O.R._HOLT, Prop. 

PALACE HOTEL, 101 N. Olark sT, Chioago. 

European, |8 per week; with private baa, IT. 
TnrMah Bath, too. H. B. HUMPHREY, Prop. 

■T. JAMES HOTEL, TOLEDO, 0. Ameri- 
can Flan. Theatrical Headquarter.. $1. a .ingle. 
H double; Hand ,7 py week. ^ 

VICTOR HOUSE, 374 E. Indiana St., Chicago. 
Room and Board, ,8 week. Italian and French 
Onlalne. centrally lo cated. V. C aste-Hail, prop. 



WHO WANTS ME ? 

HILLIARY ALLEN, 

A conscientious, CAPABLE and SOBER ACTOR. 
MANAGER of much versatility desires a position as 

Manager or Treasurer. 

Can play any LINE OF PARTS, nil la In specialties 
and do a bit of singing. 

AM ALWAYS ON DECK. 

I I Why wouldn't .nek a Kan be a 

valuable uvqal.lt ion to anyesmpsaytl 
Ma«agera wishing to INVESTIGATE such a 
RELIABLE INVESTMENT, with highest refer- 
ences, address HILLIARY ALLEN, 
Oare of NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



Principal Riding Acts 

FOR 

MACKAY'S 
European 3 Ring Gircus 

SEASON CLOSES lf9V. 30. 

Permanently located at World Fair, St Louli, Mo. 
Telesraph ANDREW MACKAY, 

Manager Mackay's European Circus. World Fair, 
St I.ouis, Mo. 



Eat Route With The Great 
WALLACE SHOWS. 



tom-STELLIM & NICHOLS lou 

Double and Single Clowns. Look out for 
Our New Specialty Next Season. 

G. Z. BRONSON 



And His Band. 



NOTICE. 
HOTEL SEYMORE 

- 41 Month Avenue, Rorhe.ter, A. V. 

PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE ONLY. 

RATESi »7.O0, Single; 1000, Double. 
SI.-43, Single, 1 to 3 day*. 
7i Sl.UO, Double, I to 3 day.. 



HOTEL VELEY 

BCROPDAH PLAIT. 

Mr BpeoUl weekly rates to the profession. 
Ill Clark St., Chioago. Most central focstlon In Chty 



WANTBD, A 

Good Repertore Actor 

To play whatever cast for and rnn stage. One 
doing spaclaltles preferred. A No. 1 Male Piano 
Player. Tell all first letter and be ready to Join 
by wire. No room for boozers. 

D. K. GRINKELL, 
Care of Opera House, Waterloo, Iowa. 
V. Bester, If at liberty, write. 



FOR COMING SEASON, 

Lillian Leigh Grand! 
Robert Grand!, 

LEADING BUSINESS. 

Competent Stage Dlreotor. Wardroi>e and Abil- 
Ity. Address ROBEHTG RANDI, Springfield, Mo. 



WANTED QUICK, 





Al oaRI'ENTKR who can paint and liulM; cltivcr 
at lilu. Also need (rood PIANIST. Join at once 
here. BRANDON EVANS, Newark, Ohio, 



WANTED, PEOPLE FOR 

IKIT FRIEND FROM ARKANSAS. 

(live lowest salary and full particulars In first lei. 
OoimI Heavy Man, Character Man, Character 
Woman, etc. Address ROBT. SHERMAN, ■ 
Bjg Polk St., Minneapolis jMSjg ' 



Lit ho -Tint Posters. 

Oar New Four Color Stand, the Prettiest Hand 
Painted Foster on Hie Market. Send copy and fl 
for aauip'e 16 slit, .land and prices. 

PITTSBDBG POSTEI STUDIO. 

tltlU Penn Awe., PltUbnrg, Pa. 



WANTED. FOB 8EC0HD BARD, 

MUSICIANS THAT CAN MAKE tiOOD. Write or 
wire hi once as per route: Attr. 12. Ltke city, 
Minn ; 13, Wabasha, Minn., and uaud lO.winoua, 
Minn. Bolbel Bros.' Dog and Fony Show, 



J 



MILLER 

COSTUMER, 

281 IV. «t-li St., 

PHILADELPHIA. 

Have a Lot of Used Costumes In Good Condition; 
would like to dispose of at a very reasonable flg- 
urc\ Write for estimate. 



OPERA HOUSE 



DELl-tiiRNEL TRIO, 

World'. Cbamplon Aerial Bar Gymnasts. 

DONNIE, 

Queen of tbe Aerial Rings. 

Corelli, Rooney & Royer, 

Comedy Acrobatic Feature. 

THREElEVAROS 

Greatest Act of Its Kind In the World. 

ALLErfSiSTERS, 

Late of the Famous Nelson Family. 
Tumblers. Acrobats and Contortionists. 

Sanozol 

Lotion and Soap 

is a guaranteed CURB for PIMPLES and all 

Skin Eruptions. 

The Baaoiot . treatment has CURED LUFFS. 
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ULODERMA. SKIN CANCER. PSORIASIS, Rl.VO- 
WORM, PEUICCLOSIS, and all otlier forms of 
ulcerative, scaly and parasitic skin diseases. 

We can referyou to thousands of bonaflde cures 
that may be verified In New York City. 

At all Drug Stores or SANOZOL LABORA- 
TORY 137 ST. MARK'S AVE., BBOOK- 
LYN. Lotion, $3.00 per holtle; soap 2»c. percale: 
or ]ar. Trial size Lotion, 25c. FREE MEDICAL 
ADV ICE. Mall orde r, promptly ailed. 



OUST 



EAGLE LAKE. TEXAS. Open lime from AC 

on. Population, 2.ioo. Three railroads. Beating 

capacity, 600. Produce any kind bill. Electric 

lights. Stage, 40x46. Arepoaltory. 

Address MANAGER. 



WANTED, 

FEATURE VAUDEVILLE ACTS, 

FOR TBE 

Eisenbarth-HcDdt-rson Floating Theatre. 

Must Join on wire. Address CABETVILLK, Ky. 



HISS FRAMES i. MUM, 

JOVBNILE OB EMOTIONAL LEADS, 

AT LIBBBTT AM. 14. 



Address 



Care Of GARRICK STOCK CO , 

Bloomington, Illinois. 



OPEN TIMS. 

NEW AUDITORIUM, RUSSELLVILLR, Ky. A 

modern playhouiie, thoroughly up to date In all 
tin appointments. Scenery ana equipment of the 
liesL Booking seasou 1904-5. Can BUge heaviest 
production., Want only good attractions and 
one a week. Good huslneas for good show.. Open 
time In AUGUST and SEPTEMBER If taken qnlck 
Would book one or two Al Repertoire Companies 
during season. H. B. CALDWELL, Manager. 



For 



WAHTED QUICK, 

Uncle Hez Co., 

Sister Team, Boubrette, Character Woman, Rand 
and Orchestra Lead*', stage Carpenter (union), 
Clarionet. Actors who can play nrass. Stage 
people send photo. i 
FRANK ADAMS, Frederick, Maryland. 



| .v.. .u,. amviiib, 

JUVENILE MAN, JUVENILE WOMAN, YOUNG 
MAN FOR BMALL PARTS AND PROPS. 
Nuine your salary, a Is sure. Address 

FRANKLIN MrNARRY, 

842 cedar Street, Sprlngnetd, Ohio. 



DO YOU WANT 

GOOD FILMS? 

l6,ooo Feet Edison and Imported Pathe, Frere. 
and Melles Films. Used one and two weeks 
Same as new, S«nd for Hat, 

ELECTRIC THEATRE, Chutes Park. 

K1D/.1E ft JACKSON, Chicago, ill. 



-C* -«-P 9 
To support two well known, versatile LAl»i* 
and GENTLEMAN ACTORS and ACTRESSES, 
capable of playing good heavies, characters and 
general ldr.. Also clever Soobrette and Useful 
People who can stand proiperlty and getting thur 
»alurv. Those wishing to sign for a YEAR'S 
WORK. Mhuw booked solid until May, uB. and 
the co. never missed a salary day. Send pboto, 
full particulars, first letter. Drunkards, mashers, 
save stamps. Address 

MGR. REPERTOIRE CO., Leechburg, Pa. 

JAS. L. FINNING 



(LEADER.) 

Violin snd Strong Cornet; stood repertoire, B. snd 
0. Music. Week of titb'and 16th, Blngbamton, X. 
Y , Care J08H DALY'S MINSTRELS. 

1'. S.—Wou'd like to negotiate with good MubI- 
cal Artist. Address by mall only. 



PASSrOX I»JtVAY. 
FIBE BIT FILM, S,Q73It. Very low. 

ALSO EDISON "UNCLE TOM" FILMS. 
PASSION PLAY, care of CLIPPER. 



FILMS FOR SALE. 

2,500 feet fine Film, late subjects, In Al order, flc. 
per toot, Abarg.in. C. R. JONES. 
l»« Hanover St,, Baltimore, Md. 

Lady Carnettlsf, A l" Orcbesfra it Bind; 

WANTS LONG ENGAGEMENT AT ONCE, A. F. 
of M. JENNIE T. GKRRANB. 

Hotel Seneca, Seattle, Wash 



Wanted, Ripert.lre Pupil ii All Uns. 

Specialty features, Man with 111. Song Outfit, Etc., 
coming season. In the Southern Slates. State full 
particulars. Harry 0. Arnold, HarwlchporLM sss. 

AT LIBERTV. 4 BRYANTS. 

For Farce Oomedy, Vaudeville or anything re- 
'iftnif/i.^ 1 /• rMU ' e ' "^ P'»J P*n»- Addreis 

1 AUulrf AU| Ay > 



DO YOU WANT 

"A G A" 

Same as at Hamnierstetn's? Teams reasonable. 
Address WILLIAM WAEGEL, 
838 g. 6th 8t., Reading, PS. 



WAHTEB— Hedldne Peopli nd bienyActs 

That can poll strong. Pay all you are worth; NO 
TICKETS. J. B. Woods, Clara and Jack Fellows 
and The Oaborn», wire qnlck. 

THE GREAT GLADSTONE SHOWS, 
Leco mpton., Kaus. 

STUDIO FOB SALE. 

A fully equipped Studio. All ready for business. 
For particulars address 
STUDIO, care CLIPPER- 



I will buy Set Aluminum Chimes^ must >>e oheap. 
Have Lubln Plotiire Machine, complete, excel t 
film; price »20. JAME8 ARNOLD, Elmlra, N. Y. 



WANTED-Tent Outfit, 

Complete; must be In good condition and cheap. 



for «po t ess h , Bize abon t to by oo; also Piano Player ; 
8. BRYANT, Fadneah. Kv. 



stop at hotels. 



PUIfCH AND JUDY CN i AR6E SCALt, UP 

To date. Large, attractive cabinet. 25 Urge dolls. 
Novel acts. Uy.srs' eiperl.nce. Addret* 
A. 0. OLDFtELD, 26 Wood St,, Toronto, Csnadi. 



AUGUST 13. 



TABLE OF CONTESTS. 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



561 



>IHe CUpper's Anecdotes, 
Chess snd Checkers, 



Etc... 



O^andCrreckere....... 

Vaudeville Managere' Outing 

WuTM of PlayefH 534. 553. ,157 

Vaudeville end Minstrel. .. tj&s 

Marlon and Dean*— Sketch 

(jn»rles Answered ....» 

fS Cblcsgo letter 

The Biulewe, Wheel for 1904-1003 

Clipper Post Office ; 

I nder tbe Tents. 

A. J Oranmm — Sketch 

ou tbe Road...... 

Lsteat by Telegraph.. 

Vaudeville Route List 

\>w York City— Review and Comment. . 

Dramatic Composition! Copyrighted 

Music and Song.- ....I. 

Miscellaneous 

Children of the Stage , 

A Novel Performance , 



533. 554 
.... 334 
.... 334 

ami, M 

363.504 

.... .-,.-,.-, 

.... 05S 
... 538 

538 

GTO 

.... BT1 

371 

.... Ml 
.... 50t 
042, 503 
. ... 560 

uUO 

304 

.... 564 

5(14 

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THKATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. 



California 

Illinois 

loWa .'. 

Nebraska 

District of Columbia. 

Maasschusetts 

Pennsylvania 

Rhode Island-.... 

Kentucky' 

Louisiana 

Canada 

Maine .'.*..'.' 



Onto . 
New York State. 
Missouri .'..'.... 
Washington ..... 
Wisconsin ...... 

Michigan , 

Oklahoma ...... 

Ne* Jersey *... 
IniRsna ....... 

Colorado 

Minnesota ..,..-, 
Connecticut .... 

Virginia ■..'. 

Texas . J.... -..-.- 
tfrtt Virginia .. 
Tennessee ...... . 



537 

55T 

557 

557 

557 

,...558.561) 

550 

...<•-... 558 

558 

559 

558 

538 

• 5T0 

510 

070 

... 081, 570 

570 

...A... G70 

071 

.\ " . . . . ; 571 

... 661,571 

6T1 

i 071 

671 

071 

571 

071 

0T1 

071 



LATEST BYTEL E&RAPE 

Monday Night'. Openings In All the 
Btgf Show Towns. 



now open for the geasoo. 1904-05. Yeater- 
mtu business was good Koltb'a. tbe 

lalace. Austin & stones aDd - j T| , 

gaffea. " the " ,K,ve "" ■■*■ "Tbe 

OW Mill, at Uevere Ba.cn, was burned (o 
be ground Sunday afternoon. No Urea were 
'oat, but great excitement prevailed. 

Kansas C'iti. Aug. ft.— Lincoln J. Carter's 
The Flaming Arrow" opened tbe second 
week of tbe Gillie season wltb a good Sunday 

matinee, and a big night house Both 

parks were packed Sunday At Forest 

Park, in Hopkins' Theatre. Faplnta remained 

over as tbe feature for her second week 

At Electric Park Sorrentlno and the Banda 

Rosea continue to be the attraction 

at Sportmans' Park Pain's Pompeii closed 
a very successful three weeks' engagement 
with a big house Sunday night, 

riiii.ADEr.pim, Aug. ft.— Propitious weath- 
er last nlgbt helped the openings, and al- 
luring attractions did the rest Blaney'B 

Arch Street Theatre began the season ad- 
mirably, "Across the Pacific" drawing large, 
appreciative audiences, afternoon and evening. 
....."The Private Secretary," at the Bljon, 
proved a popular attraction, while vaude- 
ville of a high grade earned many plaudits 

at Keith's Good sized audiences greeted 

the Oriental Maids, at the Lyceum, and the 
parka all fared well. 

Louisville, Aug. ».— A packed house 
marked tbe opening of the season at the Ave- 
nue Theatre, 8unday, when "Hearts of Chi- 
cago" began a week's engagement Innes 

and bis band opened at Hockey Club Park, 
to a big crowd. 

««» 
MISSOURI. 



GOLDBK GATE GLEANINGS. 



'•Joseph Kntanstlrd" Receive* Ita 
American Premier at the Colombia 
— Business Continues Good at the 
Various Houses. 

tipCvlal Despatches to The New York Clipper 

Sak-Kbahcisco, Aug. 9. — At the Columbia 
Theatre this . Is the third week of /Henry 
Miller. He, presented last night, for the 
rirst time In America, Henry Arthur Jones' 
new play, "Joseph Entangled," wltb Hilda 
Hpong. In the principal male role. The per- 
formance was excellent and the play was 
wellllked. 

California Thlatbk. — This Is tbe fourth 
week of Eliner A- Jules Walters' Co. Their 
engagement . bas been extended three weeks, 
making six weeks In all. "A Millionaire 
Tramp"- Is the curent bill. 
' Alcazar. TBsutm.— White Whittlesey Is 
now. .In bis seventh week. "Sheridan, or the 
Maid of Bath," la this week's bill. 
■ Central Theatre. — -"A Bunch of Keys" 
la tbe bill this week, with Jim Corrlgan as a 
special feature. 

' tJKiwi) Opera House. — Current Is the sixth 
Week" of the James Nelll Co. "A Parisian 
Komance" is tbe bill. 

.TJivoli. Opeba Hoist. — "Tbe Toreador" Is 
in Its second week. 

I'lHcurtH's Theatre. — "Tbe Whirl of the 
Town" opened Its' second week last nlgbt. 
Business Is very large. 
' Oepuki'm— HI II for this week, opening 
Sunday,- 7 :■ Tbe Pour Madcaps, Koy and 
Clark, Guyer and O'Nell, Olive May and J. W. 
Alba ugh, Lea Olopas, Hughes Musical Trio, 
McCabe, Sabine and Vera, the Empire Comedy 
Four, apd the olograph. 
,' CHUTts.— Programme for week opening 8 : 
Campbell and Johnson, Cooper and Rodgers, 
James T. Dervin, Charles- P. Lowe, Leslie's 
trained : pigs, Mabel Lamson, and tbe ant- 
ing tlscope. • 

N'ote — The marriage of Edward H. Chap- 
man, 'formerly manager of tbe Dewey The- 
atre,, .and; Alda B. Cassle, of Oakland, was 
nuleranlzed July .28, at the Palace Hotel, In 
this ctty, . The Hev. John A. B. Wilson 
ofjjolatM. Donna Warren, of this city, at- 
tended., the bride, and George A. McUowan 
Wis best man. 

■' ' . a i 

'"' "'.. . . FROM OTHER POINTS. . 



St.' Louis. — The weather here is letter 
suited to pedestrlanlsm and other exertions, 
and -as a result attendance at many resorts 
where entertainment Is -provided has taken 
an upward Jump. 

Tuts World's Pair, wltb Its numerous 
attractions, Is offering generouH bids for 
patronage, but things are still a trifle dull. 

Imperial Theatre (D. E. Russell, man- 
ager).— Blanche Bates, In "The Darling of 
the Gods," bas made a succcess of big pro- 
portions, and the press Is still warm In Its 
praise of tbe production. 

Gband (John G. Sheeny, manager). — This 
bouse opened with "The Burgomaster" Sun- 
day nlgbt, 7. 

Olympic (P. Short, manager) .—" 'Way 
Down East" Is doing well here. 

Havlin'h (Wm. Garen, manager).— "What 
Women Will Do" Is the new offering at this 
house. 

Odeon (Geo. V: Olendorf, manager) .—Bo- 
lossy Klralfy Is doing well with bis "Louis- 
iana." 

Dklmar Garden (J. C. Januopaula, mana- 
ger).— The Hayes -Uall-Helndel "Louisiana" 
spectacle passed Its one hundredth perform- 
ance here Saturday nlgbt, 8. 

Crawford (O. T. Crawford, manager). — 
Nettle de Ooursey, In "An Orphan's Prayer," 
Is the current offering. 

Standard (Leo Heichenbacb, manager). — 
The regular season at tbls house was begun 
night of 8undny, 7, with the Brigadier Bur- 
lesquers. 

Forest Park Highlands (Col. Hopkins, 
manager). — BUI for week beginning 7 : Ktta- 
mura a Japs, gymnasts and magicians, are 
the headllners : Press • Eldrldge, Ed. Reynard 
and his mechanical figures, the Steln-Eretto 
Family, Blckel and Vi atson, nnd Louise Brc- 
bany, are among tbe beat. Tbe Rader Boys, 
singers and dancers, are a special feature. 

MANMON'8 Park (Archie M. Cox, mana- 
ger). — Current bill Includes: Herr Saonal, 
Impersonator; Gruet and Gruet, farceurs; 
Inez Mecuaker, vocalist; Jones and Walton, 
comedians, and Davis and Hurley, acrobats. 

Suburban Park (H. E. like, manager): — 
Tbls week's bill follows : Hadji Tahar*s Ara- 
bian acrobats; Carter and Boss, musical com- 
edians: Francis McNulty, singer and dancer ; 
Anna Burt, slack wire ; Ahern and Baxter, 
equilibrists and new klnematograph views. 

Colujibia (Mlddleton A Tate, managers). 
— The programme for tbe current week 
names: Madam Theresa Dorgeval. Hlnesand- 
Hemlogton, Stanley and Wilson, Charles De- 
land and company, Huey and Lee, the Fetch- 
ing Brothers. John Le Clair, Hammond and 
Forrester, Nat GUI, and the Dennett Slaters. 

« ' ■» 



NEW JEKSKV. 



Pawn of the New Season at Varlons 
Points DrawiOssd Business— Snm- 
mer Shows Still Doing; Well. 

•''.CjncAflo. 1 Aug. 9.— Two more theatres 
opened, tbls week— the Studebaker, Monday 
night, with "Tbe Yankee Consul." and tbe 
Albambra, Sunday afternoon, with "On tbe 
Bridge ut Midnight." Business was excel- 
lefts; the Alhatnbra turning hundreds away. 
......Sunday was coot and pleasant, tbe 

night crowds being on capacity order every- 
where. .... .."Mrs. Wlggs, of tbe Cabbage 

Patch;" at the Grand; "Vivian's Papas," at 
Powers' ; "The Royal Chef," at tbe Garrlck, 
and "Forbidden Land," at tbe Illinois, were 
continued attractions. ...Marcel's Art Studies 

were feature of a vaudeville bill which packed 
the Chicago Opera House to capacity...... 

Stock, bprlesque crowded Sam T. Jack's to the 
limit. .... .Cool weather restricted the at- 
tendance -at/Sana Soucl, the Water Chutes 
and . HI venrlew Parke. .... .Amelia Bingham 

baa bean, booked to play Powers' a fortnight, 

ipenlng'Aug. 21 Qua Weinberg has been 

engaged to succeed Jos. Herbert, In "Forbid- 
den : Land," - opening; next Saturday 

Brooke's Band" continues to crowd Coliseum. 
..-..•"Buster Brown" attracts capacity busi- 
ness to tbe (treat Northern. It will possibly 
be ' the last attraction this bouse will ever 
play,,. .--. . 

Boston, : Aug. ».— The weather was Just 
about. right yesterday, and so was the at- 
tendance at our amusement places. "Wood- 
Hud;" a't the Tremont, began Its sixteenth 
week- wltb' a' good house, ami mine may he 
snlil-of "Islp (if Spice," now In Ita fourteenth 

week, at the Globe A well Oiled house 

»4w "The Waif 's Paradise" at the Grand 

Opera 8tock houses opened week well 

with- Intetestlng bills Tbe Howard is 



Atlantic- City.— At the Ocean Pier Mu- 
sic Hall (W. B. Shackelford, representative) 
good business fell to tbe lot of "Foxy Grand- 
pa" week of Aug. 1. "Girls Will be Girls" 
week of 8, Williams and Walker week of 15. 
Vaudeville features for week of 8 will be : 
Wlllard's Juvenile "Mikado," the Kobblns, 
McOrath Brothers, Al. Rayno's dogs. 

Ocean. Pier Theatre (W. E. Shackelford, 
representative).— "Sky Farm" enjoyed good 
patronage week of 1. "'Way Down Bast" 
week of 8 "Under Southern Sklea" week of 
15. 

Savoy TiibatrS (Huntley & Moore, mana- 
gers). — Good busmen! rules here, and the 
FIuntle-y-Moore Stock Co. still continues to 
furnish excellent entertainment. 

Uahrick Theatre (A. T. Nichols, mana- 
m,r), — - Richard Buhler and hla company still 
continue to be tbe attraction and to please 
good crowds. 

SteeplkcHAms Pieii (Giles W. Clements, 
manager). — Big patronage always. For week 
of 8: Simmons and white (third week), 
Blanche Bailey, Al. Clalrmont, Two Macks, 
Le Clair, and Bowen, Carson and Wlllard, 
vltagrapb. 

Doyle'k Theatre (Frank Goldle, mana- 
ger). — Record breaking business Is accorded 
every performance. To appear week of 8 : 
The- Four Bottomley Brothers, the Three 
Juggling Breens, Charles and Madge Hughes, 
the Marlnellas, Princess Chlnqullla an<f Ed. 
Newell, Hayea and Beatrice, Wernta, George 
D. Melv'lle and Mamie Conway, Cain and 
Hunter, Louise La Booth, Nlolo and Spencer, 
Martlnettl and Martelle, M. J. Kelleber, Le- 
vine and Arlington, Edwin D. Perry and 
Edith Randall, Jennings and Renfrew, the 
Burdock 8'sters, Mnrtlnettle and Sylvester, 
tbe Three Bostons, Jessie Burden and Maude 
Rehan, Devenc and Sburti, Maude Jackson 
and Helen Douglas, Pbli and Carrie Russell, 
Ed. B. »nd Rolla White. 

Guvernator'b Theatrb (Sidney Fero, 
manager). — Business was better here. Billed 
for week of 8 : Baker Troupe, Fern Comedy 
Four, tbe Pelots. May Curtis, McCooe and 
Black, Gordon Sisters, Carey and Pottcc 
Trio. Wagner Sisters, The Bridges, Voder, 
TJnney Brothers, Campbell and O'Neill, the 
Wilsons, Dunn and Evelyn, the Bartos, 
Slddon Brothers, the Harts, tbe Zaranos. 

Strut, Pibb (J. Bothwell, manager).— Al- 
ways crowded here. Vessella'a Band, and 
tbe Philharmonic Orchestra are the features. 
Miirphv ft Gibson's Aroerlcnn Minstrels «re> 
tbe attraction In Hie Casino. 
<«» 

— Mme. Janauscbek was removed from tbe 
Actors' Home to tbe Brunswick Home, Amity- 
vllle, L. I., on Aug. 1. Tbe removal was made 
necessary by ber physical condition. 



Ok tbe Road, 

All Roatea Moat Reach V* Not Late* 
Thaa Monday. 

' . 'dramatic. 

Albee Slock— Providence. R. 1.. Aug. 8. Indefinite. 
American Block (Oliver Marten, mrr.)— Sleds 
.City, la., Aug. 8. Indefinite. 
AlMim Stock— I'aterson. X. J., Aug. a, ItslfO- 

nlte. T ■ 

"Across the PsclBc" (Henry flsy Blsney. o»»r.l 

— Philadelphia. Pa.. Auf. 8-13, Pittsburg ISM), 
"At Cripple Creek"— Peoria. 111. An«. II. 
'At tbe Olil Craxs Roads." Rasters (Arthur C. 

Aluton. m«r.i — Waterbury, Conn.. Ana. 20. 
"At the Old Cross Roads/' Western (Arthur C 

Alston, mgr. ) — Hamilton, Can., Aug. 30. 
'An Arlitocrstle Traran" (Kllroy a Brltton. 

mars.)— Blue Island, III.. Aug. 14. Elgin in, 

Dnnilee 16, Harvard IT. Sycamore 18, Preeport 

ID, Rockford 20. 
Beaton, Louise (A. H. Woods, mgr.)— Philadel- 
phia, Pa.. Aug. 20-27. 
BnMer. Itlcbard. Stock (Adam K. For. mgr.)— 

Atlantic City, N. J.. Aug. 8. Indefinite, 
Baldffla-MflTllle (Walter 8. Baldwin, mgr.)— lluf- 

fan. N. Y . Aug. 8-20. 
Buchanan. Lorraine, Stock (Robert Mansdeld, 

roir.)— tola, Kan., Aug. 8, Indednlte. 
Buotlni. Emma (Earl Barteaa, mgr.)— Cortland, 

I*. Y., Aug. 8-27. 
Breckeorldge Stock (Charles Breckenrldge. mir.) 

—.Muscogee, tod. Ter., Aug. 8-13, Vlnlta 1S20. 
Hurr Stock (Murray A Hackey. ogrs.)— Mins- 

neld. O.. Aug. 8-27. 
Bellows Stock (Walter Clark Bellows, mgr-)— 

Denver. Colo., Aug. 8. Indefinite. 
Broadway Stock— Dearer, Colo.. Aug. 8-13. 
"Bunter Brown" (M. B. Raymond, mar.) — Chi- 
cago, III., Aug. 8-2T. 
"Buster Brown/' No. 1 (U. B. Raymond, mgr.) 

— Peeksklll, N. Y„ Aug. IT. Aatrory Park, N. 

J., 18-20. i ■ 

"Broken Heart" (Joseph 0. Logan, mgr.)— Car- 
thage. >(o.. Aug. 18, Springfield 19. Monett 20. 
Chsae-Llster Theatre, A (Joaeuh Parrell. mgr.) — 

Iowa City, la., Aug. Sin. Boone 13-20. 
Cook-Church Stock (H. W. Tsylor, mgr.)— New 

Bedford, Mas*., Aug. 22-27. 
Curls Dramatic (M. H. Curls, mgr. )— Sturgts, 

So. Dak.. Aug. 8-10, Rapid City 11-13. 
Cutter A Williams Stock (W. R. Cutter A J. W. 

Williams, mgr.)— New Castle, Ind., Aug. 8-13, 

Lebanon lfi-20. 
"Child of the Slums" (P. E. Johnson, mgr.)— 

Baltimore, Mil., Aug. 8-13, Camden, N. J„ 13- 

17. Wilmington, Del.. 18-20. 
"Child Slaves of New York" (J. B. Isaac, mgr.) 

— Bridgeport. Conn., Aug. 10-17. 
"Curse of Drink"— Detroit, Mich., Aug. 8-13, 

Buffalo. N. Y.. 15-20. 
DUeer-Cornell— Smetliport. Pa., Aug. 813, Kane 

Dale. Marie (W. E. Marlln. uigr.)— Teiarkaua, 

Ark.. Aug. 8-13, Shreveport. La., 15-20. 
DcigUss, Byron, Stock— Portland, Me., Aug. 8, 

Indefinite. 
"Devil's Auction." Cbas. H. Yale's— Pbllsdelphls, 

Pa., Aug. 13-20. 
"Dealers In White Women" (A. H. Woods, mm.) 

— Hobokcn. N. J., Aug. M-17. Camden 1820. 
Eclipse Stock (Lloyd A Center, mgrs.)— Slloam, 

Springs, Ark., Aug. 10-13. Salltaaw. Ind. Ter., 

15-17. Potenu 18. 10, Mena. Ark., 20. 
Ednall-Wlntbrop Stock (D. B. Edsall, mgr.)— 

Charlotte, N. C, Aug. 8-27. 
Empire Stock — Colnmbus. O.. Aug. 8-Sept. 3. 
KlUun'a Comedlsns (0. II. Eldun, mgr.) — Lexing- 
ton. Mo:, Aug. 8-13. 
Electric Park Stock— Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 

8; Indefinite. 
EdwnrdB" Stock (Jefferwu Hall, mgr.)— Martins- 

Mirg, W. Va., Aug. 8-27. 
"Eternal City" (Lftbler A Co., mgrs.)— N. Y. 

City Aug. 8-20. 
"Eight Bells." Brothers Byrne— Pall River, 

Mass., Aug. IS, 20. 
Penberg Stock (Ueorge M. Peaberg, mgr.)— Bath, 

Me.. Aug. 8-13. 
Flske Stock (E. D. Flake A T. V, Stock, mgrs.) 

—St. John. N. v.. Aug. 8-17. 
"Hamlrig Arrow," Lincoln J. Carter's (W. F. 

Jnrkson, mgr.) — Omaha, Neb., Aug. 14-17, Dea 

Moines. la.. 18-20. 
"For Her Sake" (Pilgrim J: Elliott, mgrs.) — 

Onawa, la., Aug. 10, Walnut 11, Anita 12, At- 
lantic 13. Neola U. Clarlnds 15. Corning 10. 

Creston 17. Omaha, Neb.. 18-20. 
"For His Brother's Crime" (Geo. N. Bellinger, 

mgr.)— Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 8-10, Hoboken, 

N. J.. 11-18. 
"Plnulgan's Ball" (Ollle Mack, mgr.)— Allooua, 

I"".. Aug. 13. Johiirtnwn In. Greensburg Id, 

SUubenvllle. O., 17, Wheeling. W. Va„ 18 20. 
"Factory Olrl." Eastern (Phil B. Isaac, mgr.) 

—Wilmington. Del., Aug. 11-13, Trenton, N. 

J., 15-17, I'aterson 18-20. 
"Female Detectives"— Boston, M«s»„ Au;. IB-20. 
Glaser, Vanghan, Stock — Cleveland, (.»., Aug. 8, 

Indefinite. 
Garrlck Stock (Jay Kusell, mgr.)— Mount Ver- 
non, 0„ Aug. 8, Indefinite. 
Godding, Fred, Comedy (W. Walter Shuttlewortb, 

mgr.)— Lansing, Mich.. Aug. 8. Indefinite. 
"dame Keener," Thomas J. Smith (Rowland ft 

Clifford, mgrs.)— Braldwood, 111., Aug. 18, Coal 

City 19. Ottawa 20. 
"Game of Life" (Charles Abrains, mgr.)— New- 
ark, N. J., Aug. 13-20. 
"Ulrl of tbe Streets" (Decker ft Veronee. mgrs.) 

—Columbus. O., Aug. 11-13, Louisville, Ky., 15- 
. 20. ■• • 
Howard Hall (Henry Plerson, mgr.) — Boston, 

Mass., Aug. 8-13, Providence, R. L, 10-20. 
Hsawell. Percy, Stock (George Fawcett, mgr.) — 

St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 8-Sept. 3. 
Hall, Don C— Portland, Ore., Aug. 8-10. 
Huntley-Moore Stock— Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 

8, Indefinite, 
HoefBer Show (Jack Iloefller, mgr.) — Appleloa, 

Wis., 'Aug. 8, Indefinite. 
Hulbert. Ijuru, Stock (Charles W. Burrlll, mgr.) 

— 'Kankakee; III., Aug. 8, Indefinite. 
Hickman . Dramatic (Guy Hickman, mgr.) — Ot- 

tirmwo, la., Aug. 8-13. 
Uoefller, Jack, Eastern (W, Main, mgr.) — Mar* 

Hh'atltown, la.. Aug. 8-1.1. Red Oak 15-20. 
HoefBer, Jack, Western (Jsck HoetBer, mgr.)— > 

Winona, tllnti., Aug. 8-20. 
Henderson Stock (W. J. ft B. R. Henderson, 

mgrs.)— Brookdeld, Ind., Aug. 11-10. 
"Her Only. Sin." Lincoln J. Carter's — Hammond, 

Ind., Aug. II. Elkhart 15, Buchanan. Mich.. 10, 

Benton Harbor 17, Battle Oreek IB, Charlotte 

10. Jackson 20. 
"Heart of Chicago," Lincoln J. Carter's (Edmund 

Mauley, mgr.) — Louisville, Ky.. Aug. 7-1.1. In- 

illiinapolls, Ind.', 15-17, Brail] 18, Terre Haute 

10, 20. 

"Holy City," Eastern (Gordon ft Bennett, nigra.) 
—Warsaw, Wis., Aug. 10, Marshdeld 11, Itulue- 
laiuler 12, Ashland 111. Ironwood 15. 

"Holy City," Western (Gordon ft Bennett, mgrs.) 
— Dliou, 111., Aug. 10. Freeport II, Keiraueo 
12. Danville 13, I.s Salle 16, llaclne. Wis.. IV. 
Klkborn 17, Lake Ueneva 18, Bsrahoo IP, Madi- 
son 20. .. 

"Hottest Coon In Dlile" (Bugeno Spofford, mgr.) 
— Orawfordsvllle, Ind.. Aug. 10. Lafayette II, 
Huntington 12, Kurt Wayne 13, Peru 15, Lo- 
gansport 10, Frankfort 17, Alciaudrla 18, An- 
iterson 10. Muncle 20. . , 

Imperial Stock (Col. Ueorge Hamllfon, mgr.) — 
—St. Louis. Mo.. Aug. 8, liiilednlte. 

"James Boys In Missouri 1 ' (Frsnk Usnolo, uigr.) 
—Saginaw, Mich., Aug. 7-10. Fort Wayne. Ind., 

11. Danville. HI.. 12. Terre Haute, Ind.. 13. 
Kransvllle W. Leiington, Ky.. 16, Winchester 
III. Aahland 17, Hlntou, W. Vs., 10, Curing- 
too 20. . 

Kingsley-Rassell IE. B. Russell, mgr.) — Das- 

vlile, HI., Aug. 8-13. 
Keller Stock (A. M. Keller, mgr.)— Nevada. Mo., 

Aug. 8-10. 
Kennedy Playera (J. R. Shannon, mgr.) — Daren- 
port, la., Aug. 8-14. 
Ken Stork — Cleveland, O., Aug. 8, Indefinite. 
Lyceum Stock (K. 0. Grosjean, mgr.)— Jeerson, 

I. T.. Aug. 0-13. Hutchinson, Kan., 15-20. 
Lake' View Stock (Lew Sllrer, mgr.)— Sheboygan. 

Wis., Aug. 8. Indefinite. 
Lurrsloe, Itlic — Hamilton. Can., Aug. 8-2(1. 
"I.llllc Outcast" (Ceo. E. Hill, mgr.)— Chicago, 

III., Aug. 7-27. 
"Lighthouse by the Sea" (Vance ft Sullivan, 

mgrs.)— Pittsburg, l'a., Aug. 813, Washington, 

D. C, 10-20. , 

Miller, Henry, ft Hilda Spring (Cbsrles Fruhmsu, 

mgr.) — Kan Francisco. Cal„ Aug. 8-37. ■ 
Myrtle-Barder Slock (Eugene J. Hair, mgr.)— 

irrbanr. <>., Aug. 8-13, Springaeld 16-20. 
Murray ft Mackey (John J. llnrrsy, mgr.) — I'ork- 

crnlairg. W. Vs., Aug. K. Indrflnlle. 
Mvera Stork (Him Allen, ingr.i — Wllkesliarre, 

l'a'., Aug. K II, rarlaindale I.-.-20. 
Mctlainnew-Woodrng— HunlsTllle, Ala., Aug. 8- 

Kefrt. 1. 
Maiam ft Sights' Comedians (W. K. Msiam ft 1. 

W. fllahts, mgrs.) — Ada. Minn., Aug. 8-10, 

Thtel Blvar ratlg 11-13, St. HlUlra 18-20. 



Millar- Bryau Stark (Frank P. Miller, mgr)— 
Baton Rouge. La., Aug. M, luilednlte. 

Murray Comedy (J. H. Smith, mgr.)— Lima. O., 
Aug. s. Inirsanltr. 

Melville Dramatic (M. Melville, mgr.)— Palmyra. 
Mm.. Aug. 810. 

"Mr-.. Wlnrs of the Cabbage Patch" (Llebler A 
Co.. mgrs. >— Chicago. HI.. Aug. 8-27. 

"Military Mad" (Rich * Harris, mgrs.)— New 
London. Conn.. Aug. IS. 

"Modern Viking"— Bridgeport. Conn.. Aug. -11-19. 

Nelll. James t Charles Aator Chandler, gen. mgr. ) 
-r^San Francisco. Cal.. Aiuj. 8. indednltr. 

Xortli Brothers' Comedians. Western (F. C. Car- 
ter, mgr. 1-rPlttsburg. Kan.. Aug. 8-18, Nemle- 
ilia 15-20. 

National Stock (Charles R. Schail. mgr.i— Tup. 
Iter Lake. N. V.. Aug. 8-ia. Norwood 15-20. 

North Brothers' Comedians, Eastern (R. J. Msck, 
ust.i— Sprlnaflrld. III.. Aug. 8-12. 

North Brothers Comedians, Northern (Edward 
Patterson, mgr.)— Sioux Falls, So. Dak., Aug. 
8. Indefinite. 

National stock (J. Albert Dawson, mgr.)— Hinck- 
ley. III., Aug. 8, Indefinite. 

Orris-Otter Stock (Hugh Eltuiger. mgr.)— Still- 
water. Minn., Aug. 8. Indefinite. 

"0* the Bridge at Midnight," Kastern (Frank 
Oaaaolo, roar.)— Chlrato, III., Aug. 8-20. 

"Oh- tbe Bihle at .Midnight." Western (Frank 
Oaaaolo. mgr.i— Grand Forks, No. Dak.. Aug. 
10, Oraftou II, Winnipeg, Man.. 12. 13, Fargo, 
No. Dak., 15, Jamestown Id, Msndsn 17, Dick- 



_ 18. Hillings. Mont., IB. Bosemsn 20. 
"Only a 8hop Olrl" (H. n. Winchell. mgr.)— 

Baltimore, Md., Aug. 8-18, Philadelphia, Pa., 

IB -20. 
Payton, Corse, House Co. (Oorse Payton, mar.) 

—Springfield, Mass., Aug. 11-27. 
1'srton, Corse, Stock (Darld J. Ramage. mar.) — 

Nprlngneld, Masa., Aug. 8-13, Scheneclady, N. 

l'ayton Slaters (Col. Frank Rohertson, mar.)— 
Mineral Wells. Tex.. Aug. 8-18. 

raise, Mabel (Henry K. Wlllard ft Co., nigra,)— 
Montgomery, Ala.. Aug. 8-27. 

Powell-Portello. Western (Hslton Powell, mgr.)— 
Hillsboro, Wis.. Aug. 8-in. Sparta 15-20. 

Paxtang Stock (N. Appell, mgr.)— Harrlaburg. 
l'a., Aug. 8, imleBnlte. 

Peters Stock (Wilt A. Peters, mgr.)— Charlotte, 
N. C. Aug. 8. Indefinite. 

Poll Stock— llrldgeport. Conn., Aug. 8. indednlte. 

Pbonla Park Stork (Oeorgc H. Bell, mgr.)— 
Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 8, Indefinite. 

"Pretty Peggy" (Arthur C. Alston ft J. Kmnlett 
Baxter, mgrs.) — Newnurg, N. Y., Aug. 15, 
YoungHtown, O.. IT. Alton, III., 20. 

"(Jiieen of the White Slates" (A. H. Wotsla. 
mgr.)— N. Y. City Aug. 8-18. Olevelsnd, O., 15- 
20. 

"Queeo of the Jungle" (Weber ft Collins, mars.) 
— Liberty, N. Y., Aug. 10, Ellenvllle It. Cats- 
kill 12. Newrurgh 13, Pateraon, N. J., 15-17. 

Ryan Stock (Daniel R. Ryan. mgr. ) — (J ilea, N. 
Y„ Aug. 8. Indeanltr. 

"Royal Slave," Northern (Gordon ft Bennett, 
mgrs). — Mancelona, Mich., Aug. 10. Thompsou- 
vlile II, Big Rapids 12, Mount Pleaaant 1.1, 
Saginaw 15. Bay City 10, Midland 17, Clare 18, 
Alma 10. Greenville 20. 

"Romance In Coon Hollow" (A. C. Allen, mgr.) 
—St. Johni, Mich., Aug. 10. Owoasn II, Sag- 
inaw 14-17, East Tawas 18, Alpena 10, Onaway 
20. 

Snow. Mortimer, Slock— Troy, N. Y„ Aug. 8, In- 
definite 

Spooner Dramatic (F. K. Kpooner, mgr'.)— Pho- 
nix. Aria.. Aug. 8-Kept. 3. 

Mtutts, J. G.— Galveston, Tex., Aug. 8, lmletl- 
ulte. . 

Shirley. Jessie— Spoksne, Wash., Aug. 8, IndcO- 
n|te. 

Sheedy Stock— New Bcdfonl, Mass., Aug. 8, lulled- 
n|te. 

Sites,. W|ll C, Slock (Gilbert ft Sites, mgrs.)— 
Center Si)iiarc, Pn.. Aug. 8-Hept. 10. 

Sterling Slock (William Triplet!, mgr.)— Klla- 
wortfi, Kau.. Aua. 8-10, Hays 11-13. Kills 13-17 

"Sweet Clover" (V. II. Sehafer. mgr.)— Alpena. 
Mich.. Aug. 0. Siult Sle. Matle. Can., 7, Bault 
xte, Marie. Mich., U, Marquette 10, lahpennlng 
11, Calumet 12, Hancock 13. Ashland, Wis., 
15, Cumberland 10, Superior 17, Dulutb, Mlnu., 
18-20. 

"Si Plunkard." J. C. I*wla (W. A. Junker, mgr.) 
—Benton Harbor, Mich., Aug. II, Buchanan 12, 
Battle Creak 13. Albion IB, Jsckson 10, Tecum- 
•eh IT, Ynsllantl 18. 

"Slaves of tbe Mine" (L. J, Slevlu, mgr.)— Port 
Jervla. N. Y.. Aug. 20. 

Taylor Stock (Albert Taylor, mar.)— Denlson, 
Tex.. Aug. 8-W. Fort Worth 15-21. 

Troy, Donna. Stock (James L. Glaaa, mgr.)— 
Marysvllle, 0„ Aug. 8-18. 

"Two LUtlo Walfs,' r Lincoln J. Carter's (J. L. 
Buford, mgr. )— Jollet. III., Aug. II, Chatls- 
worth 10, Bloorolngton 10, Rantoul 17, Dan- 
ville 18, Crswrordsvllle, Ind., IP, Lafayette 2(1. 

"Two' Little Waifs." B, Lincoln J. Oartcr'a (0. 
Attliur Scion, mgr,)— Raclno. Wis., Aug. It, 
Waukesha 15, Delavan Id, Freeport, Hi., 17, 
Rockford 18, Belvldere 11), Elgin 20. 

"Top-Proud to Beg," Lincoln 1. Carter's (Fred- 
erit> Klmbsl. mar.) — Omaha, Neb., Aug. 21-24. 

"Texas Steer" (M. Rice, mgr.)— Hancock, Mich.. 



Aug. to, Ashland, Wis., 11, West Superior 12, 
DuTuth, Mlnu., 13, Braloerd 16, Winnipeg, Man., 
18, Grand Forks, No. Dak., 17, Fargo 18, Man- 



ilas) 10, Dickinson 20. 

"Two Merry Tramps" (Sherman McVeun, mgr.) 
—Manistee, Mich., Aug. 9, Kalkaska 10, Tra- 
verse Oily 11. 

"Town Officer" (Edwin F. Wentworth, mgr.) — 
Cooperstown. N. Y„ Aug. 10, Cherry Valley 
II,, Fort Plain 12, Oneida 13, Syracuse 15, In- 

"TeF'Nlgiils In a Bar Ronm." Beecber ft Stanlev'a 
(Walter J. McDonald, mgr.) — Dorchester, Nob., 
Aug. 10. Friend 11, Fairmont 12, Mlnilen III, 
Berlrand 15, Curtis 1(1, Eustia 17, Oxford 18, 
MCCook 10, Hartley 20. 

Ulrlcb. Stock— Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 8, lndeB- 
nlte. . 

"Unrla Tool's. Cabin," Stetson's, Western (Wm, 
Kibble, mgr.)— Howell, Mich., Aug. 10, North- 
vl|(a 11, Plymouth 12, Wayne 13. 

"Uncle Ton's Cabin," Stetson's. Kastern (Geo, 
Peck, mgr.)— Sag Harbor, N. Y., Aug. Hi, East 
.Hampton 11, Brlilgehsmpton 12, Itlverhesd 1.1, 
Uresiiport 13, Mattltuek 10, Hlcksvllle 17, 
Hpntlnglon IS. . , 

"Uncle Tom's Cahln." Stetson's, Central (Grant 
Luce.' mgr.)— Atlantic Highlands. N. J., Aug. 
10. Malawan II, Belinar 12, Batonlown 1,1, 
Sea Bright !•'. Nava Sink Beach lit. Atlantic 
Iflglits 17. South River 18, Woodbrldgo 10, 
Craafbrd 20. 

Van Dyke ft Eaton (P. Msck, mgr.)— Itock Island, 
Il(„ Aug. 827. 

ValUmnnt Stock— Wllllsmsport, Pa.. Aug. 8, In- 

"Vivian's I'apss" JRIrh ft Harris, mgrs.)— Chi- 

WeivM. 

Balalo. N. v.. Aug. s-i;i. 
Wilson. Frederick II. (O. M. Cotton, mgr.)— 

KLklisrt, Ind., Aug. 8-l;i. Coldwater, Mich.. 16- 

. K . 

Wleu>aiaun Big Stork (Willis Bass, bus. mar.)— 

Kaattle. Wasli., Aug. 8-Oet. 8. 
Wlnolager Bros. Own (Frsnk Wlnnlnger, mgr.) — 

Ewanaha. Mlrli.. Auk. 8-14. Glsdstone 15-22. 
WoodWard Stock. fO. II. Woodward, mgr.)— Kan- 

• as City, Mo.. Aug. 8, Indefinite. 
Weber Stock (Walter I). Nraland, mgr.)— Belie- 
' nevtaily. N. Y., Aug. 8, ImleBnlte. 
Walsh Stock. Kugertc Powers — Wooilstock, Out., 

Aug. 8, Indefinite. 



cago, III.. Aug. 8-20. 

elcb, JoeJHulllviiii. Harris ft Woods, mgrs.) — 



"Working Kill's Wronas" (Howanl Wall, mgr.) 
— N; Y. City ,' 
Da v ton 18-20. 



City Aug. 8-13, Columbua, (»., 13 17, 



"Wedrted, But No Wife" (W. J. Fielding, mgr.) 
—Cleveland. O.. Aug. 8-13, Clnclnnstl 14-20. 

"What Women Will Do" (H. M. Hotrten, mgr.)— 
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 7-13. 

MUSICAL. 
Brooke's Chicago Marine Band illert A. Hall, 

mgr.)— Chicago, HI., Aug. 8, indefinite. 
Banda Roasa — Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 8, Indefi- 
nite. 
Uutler, Helen May, and ber Ladles' Military Band 

til Leslie Kpalin, mgr.) — Vlttcennea, Ind., Aug. 

SI.!, Kvsnsvllle 14-20. 
Blnck Pattl Traliadours (Voelkel ft Nolan, mars.) 

— N. Y. City Aug. 8-13. Albany, N. Y-. 15-17, 

Saratoga 18, Troy 10, Cohom 20. 
Csnaillan Coloml Convert (Wllllsm Carter, uigr.) 

—Hamilton, Gill,, Aug, 8, Indefinite. 
Concert Boys Bsnd (L. Mercagllano, dlreclnrl — 

Dreamland. Coney Island, N. Y., Aug, 8, lu- 

Duis "orchestra (J. 8. Duss, director)— Asbury 

Psrk. N. J., Aug. 813. 
"Forbidden Laud" — Chicago, III.. Aug. 8-20. 
"Girl from Dixie" (George A. Klngsley, mgr,)— 

I'enrln. III., Aug.- HI, JiiucMvllle, Wis,. 10. 
"Isle' of Spice" (II. (I. Whitney, uigr.) — Boston, 

Msa*.. Aug. lv-20. 
lilltlrs- Bsnd (T. P. J. Power, mgr.)— Si. Minis, 

Mo.. Ang. 8-13. Milwaukee. Wis.. 16-10. 
Lyric Opera (Harry Lea Velle, mgr.) — Dallas, 

Tex., Aug. 8 Sept. II. 
MuKee's Bosun Laliea' Symphoey Orchestra 



• (Frauk W; McKee, mgr.)— Atlantic City, N. J., 

An*,-. 8-Sept. 15. 
Mhiitisttsii Oprra-F.lmlra, N. v.. Aug. 8. 1n- 

ileflnlte. 
"Maid sihI the Mutiiuiy"— N. Y. City. Aug, 8- 

liuletliUtP. 
New York Cnnilu Opera — Moutresl, Can., Aug. 

8, Indefinite. 
Nsvsl Reserves Baud |V. Kuaatl, director)— Cape 

May, N. J., Aug. 8 Sept. 2. 
Plielou 0|wra (K. V. Phelan. mgr.)— Portland. 

Me., Aug. 8, ImlcMiillr. 
I'hsvey Blind I Handel V. Phssey, baudmasler) — 

Claremont Psrk, The Uroni, N. V., Aug.8- 

SeiK. 10. . 
I'ryorV. Arthur. Bsml— Ashnry Park. N. J., 

Aim. s-Sept. li. 
Phlnm-r'a rntlril Stales Hand (Fred 8. Ptilmiey. 

mar.) -Milwaukee. Wis., Aug. 8-13, St. Loula, 

Mo„ l.tllct. I. 
"Plff. Paff. Ponf" |F. t). Whitney, mgr.)— N. 

Y. City. Ang. 8, Indefinite. 
"Prince of Pllsen ' (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— 

lajndnti, Eng., Aug. 8, Indednlte. 
Shannon's Twenty-third Iteglinent Banil— Man. 

Iiallan Beach, N. Y.. Aug. 8. Inilefinlte. 
sinter's Brooklyn Marine Band (C. M. Barnes, 

mgr.i— Brighton Rrarli, N. Y., Aug. 8, In- 

deflnlle. 
"San Toy" (John O. Fisher, mgr.)— Manhattan 

riearh. N. V.. Aug. 8-1.1. 
"Show Girl" (H. C. Whitney, mgr.)— Toledo, 0., 

Aug. 1517. 
Thome. Dalse, Opera (Lyman Kennardy, mgr,)— 

Mobile. Ala., Ang. 8. indefinite. 
United States Marino Band— Chevy Ubase, Md., 

Aug. 8, IndeBnltf. 
Wills HI mica I Convedy (John B. Wills, mgr.)— 

Lanenaler, Pa., Aug. 8-111. 
"Yankee Consul'* lllriiry W. Savage, mgr.)— 

Chicago. III., Ang. 8, indednlte. 
"Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Boston, 

Mass,, Aug. 8-20. 

VABIRTY. 
Bon Ton (Ed. Ruab. mgr.)— Pittsburg, Pa.. Aug. 

S-lll. 
Bohemians (Thomaa W. Mlro-r, mgr. )— Harrti- 

burg, I'u., Aug. 13. 
De Leon's Comedlsns (I. Kent Colin, mgr.)— 

Knkuino. 1ml., Aug. 8, Indatlnlle. 
Elite Vsudeillle— Norlh Adams, Mass., Aug. 8-13. 
Hay Morning Glories (Ham A, Scrlbner, mgr.) — 

N. Y. City Aug. 13 20. . _.„ 

Hyde's Comedy (Rtilawt II. Ilyile, mgrl—Pltls. 

Held. Me., Aug. 8-10, St. Albans 11-18, Dexter 

liniiorlsis (Harry Williams Jr., mgr.)— Buffalo, 

N.. f.T'Aag. 13-20. - 
Parisian Widows (L, Lawrence Weher, mgr.) — 

Baltimore, Mil., Aug, 8-13, Washington, 0. C. 

1320. 
Southern Vsudeillle (K. P. Call, mgr.)— Gib. 

sonvllle, N. O.. Aug. 8-13. Burlington 15-2A. 
Tliorluglibreds (Frank B. Carr, mgr.)— Allooua, 

Pa., Aug. 15, 10. 
Utopians (T. W. lilnkliis, mgr.)— Washington, D. 

C, Aug. 8-13. 1'lltsburg, l'a.. 15-20. 
Wilton's Comedy— South Frainlugham, Mass., 

Aug. 813. 

Wilton's Comliiiies— Wehsler. Mass., Aug. IB-20. 
Wilton's Georgia Serenade™— West BrookBelil. 

Mass., Aug. 8 in, Southbrldge 15-20. 
Wilton's Globe Trotiera— rjoutlibrldgc, Masa., Aug. 

8-13. 
Wilton's Nomierella— Westboro, Mass., Aug. IB- 
20. 
Wilton's Prise Winners— Webster. Mass., Aug. 

8- 13, West Hrooklleld 15-20. 
MIK8TRBI.S. 
Bryant ft Savllle (Oua II. Savllle, mgr.)— Ms 

vllle, Pa., Aug. 8-13, New Brunswick, N. J.< 

15-20. 
California"* — Tnunlnn, Mass.. Aug. 8-111. . 

Dockstader's, l*w (J. II. Decker, mgr.)— Iiuch»s> 

Irr, N. Y., Aug. Ill, 20, 
Hsly's, Wm. Joah— UlnghHiuloti. N. Y., Aug. fl-1.1. 

Elm Ira 13-20. 
Field's, Al. O.— Marion, (>., Aug. 11, MsikBoIiI 

12. Akron 18. Detroit, Mich.. 15-20. 

Field ft Hanson's (Maurice Boom, mgr.)— Merl- 
den, Conn.. Aug. 8-18, Mllfonl, Mass., 15-30. 

Faust, Ted E. (0. D. Cunningham, mgr.)— To. 
Mo, 0.. Aug. 10, Sandusky 11, Tiffin lit, Chi- 
rugo, III., ill, Cleveland, 0„ 10, Un|ier Man- 
dinky 1(1, Van Wert 17, Delphos IS, Kenton 
10, Clrclovllle 20. . „ 

Haverly'a (Geo. A. llovyer. mgr.)— Trenlnn, N« 
J., Aug. 10, Wllkesliarre, l'a., 11, Soraulou 12, 
Niagara Falls, N. v., 13, Oeneva IB. 

Kersand'a, Billy (C. J. Smith, mgr.)— Anna. III.. 
Aug. 10, Cairo II, Cartervllle 12, Murpliyalnru 
IS, Kprlngfleld 14. Jacksonville IS, Hannibal, 
Mo.. 10, Burlington, fa.. 17, Keokuk 18, gulu- 
ry, III.. 10, Louisiana, Mo., 20. 

Marlon ft Pearl (Billy Pearl, mgr,)— Allooua, 
Pa.. Aug. 8-13, Greenitiurg 15-10. 

Vogel'a (John W. Vogel, mgr.)— Dayton, 0., Aug. 

10, Hamilton 11, Columbus 12, 13, Newark 13. 
/stiesvlllo III, NeW Unlnglon 17, Laucaster 
IN. Ixjgan 10, Ncisoii.lllo 20. .. ... 

Waol's, Harry— Mount BPJrllngy III.. Attg. 10, 

Hannibal, Mo., ll.Quluuy, III., 12, Klreevllle. 

Mo„ 13. ... 

Wlitun's Ideals— Westlwro, Uais,, Aug. 813, 

Sodth Framlnghsui 10-20. 

TBNT SHOWS. 
Biiriiuin ft Bailey's— Gshkosh, Win., Aug In. 

Green Hay II, Marlnotta 12, Escanalia, Mich., 

13, ishpemliig 15, Iron Mountain IB, Iranwood 
17. Ashland, Wis., 18, West Superior IV, Du- 

• huh, Minn., 20. .. • 
Buffalo Bill's Wild West, Col. Wm. V. Oucly— 

Eillnburgh, Scotloiid, Aug. 8-lil. i 

Duwnle's, Audrew— llordetitown, N, J.. Aug. II, 

Hiirllngton 12, Rlerilde. Pa., 13, Media 16, 

West Chester 1(1, Downliigton 17. _ 

Forepiiugli ft Sells Hrnlhers'— Ainitenlaia, N. T., 

Aug. 10, Gloversvllle II, Utlca 12, Witertown 

13, Syracuse 15, Auburn 10. Itocheiter 17, 

Nlngurs IS, Biifluln 10, Batsvla 20, 
Gullmar HrollierN— Watertown. Wis., Aug, 10. 
Gentry's Ihig and l'o»y— Lynchburg, Va., Aug. 10, 
Jones, Augustus — Somerset, Pa., Aug. 11 _ 
Knight's. C. li,— -I'nrrolanil, lnd„ Aug. 10, Ridge. 

vllle II. Red Key 12. Alliany 18, Eaton 10, 
Lucky Bill's— ChlcsssHi, Km., Aug. 10, Plemiug 

11, Cherokee 12, Hcimnion 13. 

Mh In, Waller l„— Helena, Mont.,. Aug. 0, Mli- 
suiils K), Wallace, Ida,, II, Deer Lodge, Mont.. 

12, Butte 13, BineniHU 15. Livingston 111, Red] 
l.„d«e 17. 'Hillings 18, Sherldin, wyo., 10, New 
Castle iW. ,. , ... 

Mncksy's (Andrew Msckay, mgr.)— St. Loula, Mo,. 

Aug. 8,' Indefinite. 
Mnllmurne'a— Mallrn, Minn.. Aug. 10, Ogllfls II, 

Mora 12. Glasston 13, llrahain 16, Orandy IB, 

Bethel. IT. _ _ . 

Pawnee Bill's Wild West snd Great Par Bssl— 

PltlsBeld, Muss,. Aug. HI, Albany, N. Y., II. 

Glem Falli 12, Plattahttrg 13, Saransc Lake IB, 

Tupperlrftke 10, Malouo 17, Potsdam 18, Gg. 

deiisliurg 10. Gouyernsur 20, 
lllngllng Rrothers'— Salt Lake City. V.. Aug. 1(1, 

Loaan II. PiH'atello, Ids., 12. Idaho Falls 13, 

Kolse Clly 15 linker City Hi. Walla Walls 17. 

North Yakima 18, llilivllle II). Siiokane 20. 
Robinson's, John— Portsmouth, Vs.. Aug, Id. 

Franklin II, Welium, N. O.. 12, Durhim 13. 

Soutli Boston, Va., 15, Lynchburg IB, Bedford 

IT, Roanoke 18. .... 

Itloe's Dog. Pony ami Monkey (Charles Rice, 

mgr. )- Manhattan Beach, Cleveland, (>., Aut,. 

8, Indelltille. . 

Slg. Haulelle'a— Ssugerlles, N. Y.. Aug. 8, Cs ;. 

kill 0, Riiveniia 10, Catialnharln II. Llltle Kail* 

• 12, Prospect til, lowvllle lit,. Ilarrlsville 10, 
Curtilage IT, Csiilnil 18, Fort Cuviiiglnu 10, 
Masaenna Springs 20. ... 

Teller Bros.— Wiiiliimantirt. Iinl., Aug. IB, At- 
Ilea in, Veadershurg 17. lllllshoro 1H. 

Welsh Brothers— Tnnia River. N. J., Aug. Hi, 
Mnuiit Holly II. Itanunonton 12, Wisslliury I.I. 
Mlllvllle 16, Brldgeloa HI, Halem 17. Glou- 
i*ster 18, Camden 10, Ardnore, Pa., 20. 

Wheeler's (Al. F. Wheeler, mgr.)— linadllla. N. 
V.. Aug. 10, Balnbrldge 11. Sidney 12, Una- 
ill Ma 18, Sidney Center 15, Franklin 18, Tread- 
well IT, Delhi 18, BlosmvlUe 10. 
MISt'KLLAlS-EOI'S. 

Bostnck's Trulneil Animal Arena (F. 0. Boa. 
lock, mgr,)— Dreamland, Oiney Islsml. N. Y„ 
Aug. 8, Indefinite. 

Iliiyllss' Hlg Heiisatlon Sliotr— Ktorkwell. Ind., 
Aug. in, Mulls. rry II, Daylnu 12, lt.nr.Hlle 13. 

"Bumtinriliinfiii of Port Arthur," Pain's — GUI- 
i.aiire. III., Aug. 13, ludeflnllp. 

De Mack's, Billy, Big Hhow— Ills Cabin, Ind. 
Ter., Aug. 8-i:i, Wngoiier. L'-'iii. 

Great Mundy Mliniv (P. J, Mundy, mgr.) — Su- 
isrrlnr. Wis,, Aug. Ml 

l.smlu-lgger's Zoo (Gus Lambrlguer, mgr.)— 
Warren, Pa.. Aug. 8-13, Oak lildge, in-20. 

Mills ft Kenneth Co. (J. A. Lelghton. mgr.i— 
Snnlaitnvllle, N, If., Ang, 810, Csntervllle, 
II 111 

I'h'n'e Amusement Co.— Csrlhage, N. Y.,' Ana;, 
X Ml. 

Skerleek's Kli.ivv ltii|,lit lllver. Mich.. Aug. 10, 
llermansvllle II, Dniihsr, Wis., 12, Khlne- 
Istuler 13. 

Sniltn't <V>lnssfll Shows (K. G, Smith, mgr,)— • 
Grand Valley, Pa., Aug. 12, Garland 13, 
YeungsTille IS. Kiaiua 10. 



562 



THE STETVT YOBK OLI^P&B. '_ 



August 13. 



Uaudeplllc Route cut. 



Electric Park. Baltimore, 



This Mat •• «»*>«» .■• ■fS'l M: 
curate as it la possible to xnaka a IMt 
S( v««/Alll« bWinaj.. Tft- l-.-re l»- 
■rrtlon In tbla aepartnaeat tfta »»•>•> 
of tbe theatre «r park, aa well aa tbe 
city or tawa, MUST ■ crorupuny each 
booking; aeat aa. 

Hllllugcr's Gardens, Chicago, Aug. 8- 



rortlaud, 

Medford, 



Mr., Aug. 
Uh„ 15- 



Aid. Prof. 

I s - „ .. 

Acme Four, Rlverton Park, 

S-13; Medford Boulevard 

10. 
AdHe * Iter llouii. Sohmer al'rk 

tabgasv Grace. Parlor, Dululn, Minn. 
Adam ft Dre*. Pasior's. N. \. C.. 
Aberu * Halter, Hnlmrban Garden 

Aug. 8-13. _ _. 

Alaluiiin Quartet, Crescent Oinlrai, 

Maw.. Ai«. 8-13. .. . 

Aldrlrh, Cbas. T.. Paradise Boof, 

Aug. 8-13. 
lli'iaaTir Mr. * Mm. 

ltfc.Vrfon 1 *' bMIbj Wayside Park. South Fran 



Montreal, Csn., 



Aug. 8 20. 
Am j. 81.1. 
Si. l/ouln, 

Beyer*, 

N. T. C. 



Dreamland, Coney Island, 



Medford, Mass.. 
Attg. 



Man., 

Y. a. 



Mlrll, 



Y., 



iiigiiam. Mih., Aug. 8-13. 
Allans. Mr, Grand, Pueblo. Colo., Aug. I 1-13. 
Allison. Mr. A Mrs... Farm, Toledo. Q-. Am. 8-13. 
Alplia Trio. Proctor's 5lb Ate., V Y. C, Aug. 

Alexandrine, Mile.. I.nna Park. Conej Wind. * 

AUfrV A **'c2itfl«. Novelty. Vallejo, Cal., An*. 

Aminous ft White. Andltorlum, Cedar Baplds, la., 

Antftoi ft Mm IMrk. M% X. Y.. Aug.8-13. 
Atrlier Bros., Henderson's, Coney lalaad, M. i.. 

Ai^MUtan, Templel Detroit. An*. S-13. 
Arralntn ft Burke, Boulevard 

Arnold'. Retia, Avon Park, Youngstown, O., 

Asrot't'ft Eddie. Proctor's. Newark, N. J.. Aug. 

Asbto'u', Jo*lf. I.nna Park. Coney Inland. N. Y.. 

Athlon ft lirle. Winona Beach, Bay Oily, Mlcb., 

AverTftHea'ly. BIJon. Marinette, Win.. Aug. 813; 

Rljon, Osbkosb. 15-20. ..,„..» r>i,» 

Bailey. Blanche. Steeplechase Pier. Atlantic City. 

BarrlniJton!"jai.. D.. Einplre. York. Eng.. A«f. 8- 

l!l; Alliawbra. Brighton. ISM. 
BiMon Bros., Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, Conn., 

Barnes, Paul. Farm. Toledo. O.. Aug. 813. 
SrUrtta. Musical. Highland Park. Brockton, 

\ln>*.. Ana. B-lll. _, 

HseSler ft I* Vrtle Trio. Fair. Brandon. 

Ban* ft Washburn. Prortor-s «h Ave. N 

Ang. MS: Proctor'a 23d Street, 15-80. 

Bari*. Bessie, Godfrey'*. Grand Rapid*, 

BiUrrinU Mile... Kellh'a. Phlla., Ang. 8-13. 
Baraej-R (»). Hiwikaiie, Wash., An*. 8-1.1. 
Barer ft Wolfprd, Benwlck Park, Ithaca, N 

Batf'mr ft Orin.1. Howard, BoatoOi Auj. 1 8-13. 
Barrett aiidrr*, Caalno. Boaiioke. \a.. Aug. 8-JJ. 

liarlow... '1'hp. Athletic: Turk, Buffalo, Aug. bV 

Belmont, Anna. Empire PaTlllon. Qlouceater. N. 

Beriere'.'^iiterle; * Co., C. 0. II.. Chicago, Ang. 

Bertard, Bhoda. Hendemnn'a, Coney laland, N. 

Benncrf , Kmll'y i ' l 'l.aid.away Park. K. BrooWbld, 

Belfci', Jweph." kelthja, Boaton. Ang. «:"• 
Bennett, .l»lin»tnne ft Co., MorrlMn a, Bockawoy 

K-nib. N. Y.,.AtiB. 813. 
Ilellwlana Bros.. Kellh;a, JfBillJ^ *»«; *•*?• 
Belford, Mr. ft Mt». Al. O.. Cliutea, San Fran., 

Chi.. Ang. 8-13. _ . .. v _ . 

BeTerly ft DanTera, Paator'n. N. Y. C, Ang. 

Be?l?V.la. Sootbem rartvJi««» bu I«-. *!* B i?;„ 
Bentliaio ft Kreeman, Oryalal Palace, Seattle, 

Be^,e , r: , WlH , 8. 8 'B^n Norfcdk. V.;. Aug. 8-W. 
Beardfiley 8latfrK, Brighton Beach. N. Y.. Aug. 

Helmi-wilY Bell«, laWtlnw l-igoon, OlnflniHtl, Auf. 

Bell. Senator Frank, Paxtang Park, Harrlubnrg, 

fat Avd 8-1H 
Beioot'il, llorailo. Codfroy'a, Ornnd Baplda, Mich., 

Bell?*Kmnia,' Southern Park, rilltborg, Anf. 8- 

Berry ft Beery, Boulevard, Medford, Maw., Aug. 

Blwouelle ft Hewman, I.mllow I.agoon, Clncln. 

Bla , ke l, ft A Sfih5;' , W. Mlh St.. N. Y. 0.. Aug. 8- 

1:1. 
Bluckaom ft Btirna, 

M|ch.. Ana. 8-13. 
Bloiulell. MbUe Arnold. Proctor'a, Newark, N. 

J.| Aug, 8-13. 
BouUa ft Mldgeta, Woolworth, Ijincaater, 

Aug. 8-13. , , 

Bulive. May, Casino, Rocky Point, B. I.. 

8-13 
Ilnstc'n'n (3), Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N. J.. 

Bowera ft Curtlaa, Barton O, H., Freano 

•*- 3 ' •* S.. Boaton. Aug. 8-13. 

(4), Duyle'a, Atlantic City, 



Owitle Huaare tjtiarlrltc 

Aaar. Mt 
Cuiiit^wll ft JoUiwuu, Chutra, Sua Fraucteco, Aug. 

H-l'I * 

Catnphill ft O'Neill, OOTeraatora, Atlantic City. 

S. J., Aug. 8-13. _ 

Carter ft Blutord. Valdemere Park, Rrle, Pa., 

Corey*'* Cotter. Trio, OuTemator'a, Atlantic City, 

X. J., Ana. 8-20. _. ... .,_ 

Coriwn ft Wlllanl. Rteepteohaae Pier, Atlantic 

City. N. 1.. Aug. 8-13. 
Co«tellat ft Hall, Kleeirlc St. By. Park, N. 

Britain, Conn., Ana. 8-13. 
Carroll, Johnny. Brighton Beaeb, N. Y., Aug. 

8-13 
Ca«tro.' Charlie, Ludlow Lagoon, Clnclnaatl, Aug. 

8-13. 
Carjo'a Boga. Celeron Park, Jameatowa, X. Y., 

feiu'tor ft Hall, A. ft S., Boaton. Aug. 8-13. 
Chameroya. The, Traction Park, Weimar, Maaa., 

ClirlilonBer'.'VgBdeTllle Patlllon, So. Bend, lod., 

Aug. 8-13. . ,. 

Cliatlian SWera, O. II., Helena. Mon., Aag. 1»- 

20 
Cliadwlfk Trio. Park, Bouthlirtdr, Maaa., Adj. 

8-13 
Clilsqu'llla ft Newell, Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N; 

J., Aug. 8-13. 
Cloea. The. Rlrcrnlde Park. Saginaw, Mich.. Ang. 

8-13; Wliona Beach. Bay City, M-20. 
Clarke. Jobs F., Park, Rrle, Pa., Aug. 8-13 



: Sinclair. Kleeirlc Part. Albany, N. 
aft; Yunag'a IMer. r AU»nOc Uiy. N 



l'hlla., Aug. 813: KeiUi'a. 

Bellner Park, Sheboygan, Wl«., 

. Aug. 813. 
Akroa, O., 

Klogaton> 



13- 



Wenona Beach, Bay City, 



l>,.., 
Aug. 
Aug. 
Cal.. 



"ft Kllla Stoleca, Electric Park. 
"(8 If Doyle'a, Atlantic City, N. 
Oloa Back River Park, 



X. J., Aug. 



Bohan, John, A, 

Bottoroely Bros. 

J.. Aug. 8-13 

Brow n, W. H.. 

Newark, N. 1 
llr.inn, Jugicllim 

J.. Aug. 8-13. 
llreimaua. Tlif Musical, 

Baliliiiiire. Aug, 8-13. 
IlraitdonH, The, Alhlelln Park, Buffalo, Aug. 8 

Urn'ciiaian, Marie, Proctor'a, Newark 

8-13. 
Brlnkleya. The. Howard. Boaton. Ang. 813. 
Bruoka. Herbert. Temple. Detroit, Aug. 8-13. 
BrlttuiK. The, Celeron. Jamestown, N. \.. Aiig. 

H-13; Heiiilerann'H, Coney Island. X. Y.. J» ■» ■ 
Brook!'. Krankllu A.. Caaluo Park, Outarlu BeaiU, 

X. Y.. Aug. 8-20. 
Brownlug Hlalera, Proctor a, Newark, N. J., 

Aug. 8-13. . 

Brown, Ceo.. H., ft Co., Proctor'a 23d St., N. Y. 

Brown, flarrliwn ft Brown, Ingeraoll Park, Dea 

Molnea. la.. Aug. 8-13. 
Brotwt UVIo. ATou Park, Youngatown, 0., Aag. 

H-13 
llrowa. Harry A„ Junction Park, Beater Falla. 

'■'■' *-*• c! a 6. II., Chicago, Ana. B..13. 

ft Iillllau Wright, Oakland Part. 

("ii'verinitur's. "Atlantic City, N. J., 



Sulmrbaa Garden, St. Loula, Mo 



Terrc Hante, Ind., 



Highland Pk., 



N. J., 



Rrailya, Tbe, 
lirowu BroH. 

Jeannette, 
Bridges, The, 

Aug. 8-13. 
Hurt. Anna, 

Aug. M-20. 
llnrkea, Juggling, Umpire, Oakland, Cal., Aug. 8 

13. 
Biirim, Harry, Ijke View Park 

Aug. 813. 
Bnrlou ft BrooUa, Ft. Sheridan, 

III., Aug. 8-13. 
Hush ft tlonlon. Ingewoll Park, Des Molnea, la. 

Aug. s-13; Ki|ioaltlon, 8t. Ixmla, Mo., 14 

Sent. 3. 
Himlen ft Behan. Doyle'a, Atlaallc City. 

Aug. 8-13. _ . . «.. 

Bimlette, Mislellne, Caalno, Lynchburg, 

8- 13 
Butler* Wllkea. Paator'a, N.'Y.O.. Aug. 8-13. 
Burdock Slater*. Doyle'a. Atlantic City, N. J., 

Butler', May,' Empire, Aahtabula Harbor, O., Aug. 

8-13 
Bnrto.Joe, Lyceum, New Bedford, Maaa., Aug. 

8*13. 
Byrne 'ft Weat, Caalno, Lake George. N. Y., Aug. 

8-13 
t'^lfey 'ft Grant, Ohcatnut HIU P«rk, Phlla., Aug. 

Carlcton, AL. Rerere l'ark, Foatorla, 0„ Aug. 8- 

13; Hoblaon Park, Ft. Wayne, lad.. 14-80. 
Carrie, Mile.. Lake View Part, Ft. Wayne, lnd.. 

CarnionteJln,' Oak. Summit Part. BTanarllle, lad., 

Carraya, Tbe. Sbellpot Part, Wilmington, Del.. 

CarroU ft ciark. I.arayette, Buffalo. A«g. 8-JJ. 
Cahlll, Wro.. Athletic Park. Buffalo, Aug. 8-13. 
Carlln ft Otto. Kelth'a. Phlla.. Attg. 813: Keith a, 

Bnstou. 10-»». ,. „ _ 

Carter, Mr. ft Mm. Onrl, Fjllaon. Krerelt, Waah., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Calu & lluntec, Doylea, AtUntlc City, Aug. 8-13. 



Va., Aug. 



Hark, Dunkirk. N. Y.. 16 20. 
Claremoot. AL, Steoplechaae Pier, Atlantic Oily; 

N. J.. Aug. 813. _ 

Cuoiier ft Boblneon, Hampton Beaeb, Hampton, 

N\ H., Aug. 8-13. _ ' ... 

Cmistantine Hlatera. Jack'a. Chicago, Aug. 8-13. 
Cooke ft Botberr, New Moulin Rouge, Parla, Fr.. 

Aug. 8-31. , ■ 

Corrlgan. Emmett, ft Co., Ingeraoll Part, pea 

MoIiu-m, la.. Ang. 8-13. ■ • 

Cox. Bay. MonroyPark, Toronto, Can.. Aug. 8-13. 
Cody ft SInette, Woolworth, Lhncaater, Pa., Aug. 

8.13 T 

Colby. Chaa., Part, Ix>»lngton, Maaa., Aug. 8-13. 
Conner ft Rnlgera. CUiitea, San Franclaco, Ang. 

8-13 
Ciok ft Harrla, Foreat Home Hall, Sylvan Beaeb, 

X. Y.. Aiut. 8-20. v- * 

Conroy ft Pearl. Cbl-Gan-CI Beach. Michigan City. 

Ind., Ang. 7-13; Lagoon. Ludlow, Ky.. H-20. 
Coa-an ft Bancroft, Flynn'o Park Circuit, Aug. 

HHetit. 11. _.- 

Conn ft Conrad. Keith'*. Boaton. Ang, 813. 
Collin* ft Keene, Cryatal Path, St. Joaenb, Mo., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Cnllitu, Mon|e, Caalno, Bock Point, B. L, Aag. 

8-13. 
rollln* ft Hart Paradlne Boof, X. Y. C, Aug. 

Cowan] Frank. Farm. Zaoeayllle, Aug. 8-13. 
Cox Fn'nr.ly, Unliiue, BlUtugham, Waah., Aafr 

8-13. 
Corlnne. Cleveland'*, Chicago. Ang. 8-13. 
Uinpinger ft White, Creaceot Garden*, Berere, 

.Maw.. Ang. 8-1.1. 
CnKc-n ft Dow, Weaat'a, Peoria. 111.. Ang. 8-I3. 
Crane, Mr. ft Mrs. G., Farm, Toledo. O., Aaa. 

8-13. 
Crawfonl ft Manning, Paator'*, N. Y. C, Aag. 

Kta 
Craig, - R. V., Railway Park, Bouthbrldge, Mat*., 

Aug. 8-13. _ 

Crowley ft Foley. Crescent Gardens, Berere. 

Maaa., Aug. 8-13. 
Crlminlna ft Gore, .Southern Park, Pittsburg, 

Craven ft Caaey, Xomoibega Park, Boston, Aug. 

8-J3. • 

Ciirlla ft Adams, Guvernntor'a, Atlantic City, N. 

Cunningham ft'l'-ord, Howard. Boston, Ang. 8-13. 
Cnrtia; Mai\ GuTeroator'B, Atlantic City, N. J., 

Dnvls ' ft Maranley, Cleteland's, Chicago, Arw. 

8-in 

Davla ft Walker, Waldameer Park, Erie, Pa., Ang. 

S*1S •* * 

narrow, Mr. ft Mra. Btoart, Boalerard, Medford, 

Mnas., Aug. 8-20. - — 

Davis ft Wllaoa. Queen City flarden*. Elmlra, N. 

PuvillMin, 'Abbott, Benwlek Park;- Ithaca, X. Y., 

Darmotly, iron Pier. Old Orchard, Me.. Aug. 8- 

13. 
Dacey ft Chase, Weat Rnd nelghta, St. Louis, 

"Dancing Violinist." Nommbega Tark. Boston, 

Aug. 8-13. 
Dee. Roy, Boof Garden, Kl Paso, Tei., Aug. 8-13. 

8-13. 
De M'itt. Louise. I.una Park, Coney Island, N. 

Y., Aug. 813. 
DeVeau. Herbert, Keydross park. Saratoga, Aug. 

8-18; Electric Park. Albany. 13-80. . _ 
Delmore ft Lee, Sohmer Part, Montreal, Cau., 

De 'w'eesc, . Jennie, Llndenwall Park. Hamilton, 

o. Aug. 8-13. 
Delnad, (IhaB., ft Co., CMi.-ibla, SL Loula, Mo., 

Delayny ft' Frlta, Capital Amusement Co.. Ionia, 

M|eh.. Aug. 8-13. _ _ „ 

Deinpnlo ft Belle. Junction Park, Beaver Falls, 
■ Pa.. Aug. 8-13. 
De Knye Slaters. Morrison's, Rockaway Beach, 

Xji Y.. Aug. 8-18 ; Proctor'a 125tb Street, X, Y. 

C, 15-20. • • . _ 

Delvny, Dot, Casino, Bocky rolut, B. I., Aug. 8- 

13, 
Pe Becker. Neater. Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C, 
- Aug. 8-13. „ , - ,„ . 

Dentons (3), Acme. Sacramento, Cal., Aug. -8-13 ; 

Xareltr, Oakland. 1S-20. _ ' .» 

Deltorclll ft Clllasando, Temple., Detroit, Aug. 8- 

Dtrenda ft Green, O. O. H.. Ctitcsgo, Aug. 15-20. 
Delntiev ft Osiellu, Godfrey's Pavilion, Grand 

Kapldc. Mlcb.. Aug. 14-80. 
DelU'rg Slaters, Keith's. Boston, Aug. 8-13. 
Denctto Slstera. Columbia, St. Iajumi, Aug. 8-13; 

C. O. IL, Ohlcaro. 15-20. 
Dervln. James T.. Chutes. San Fran.. Aug.. 8-13. 
Devlin ft Revere, Woolworth, Lancaster, Pa.. Aag. 

8-18 
De Mirths. The. Casino, Cape May. N. J;. Ang. 8- 

13: Doyle s, Atlonllc City. N. J.. 15-20. 
Delmore. Misses, Avon Park. Youugatowo, 0., 

Ds"5 D'i," Belvedere, San Fran., Cal., Aug. 

8-111* 
Deruerie. Charlotte, Ludlow I.agocn, Cincinnati, 

Atuj. 8-13. 
Doyl " ft Emerson, Athletic Park, Buffalo, Ang. 

fit J[ 

Dclaii'ft t^-nhaer, Keith's. Phlla.. Ang. 8-13. 
Doylea. Dancing. Casino. Toledo. O.. Aug. 8-13. 
Diamonds (3). 1-akeslde Park, Dayton, O., Aug. 

H-20. 
Dlaon ft Holmes. Keith's, N. Y. C, Aug. 

Kellh's. Phlla.. 15-80. 
Dixon. Bowers ft Dixon, Hopklna' Park, 

phis. Tenn.. Aug. 8-20. 
Dlckoraon, Cbaa. B., Beacon Park, Webster, 

Mass.. Ang. 8-13. 
Dick ft Dick, Sana Soucl, Chicago. Aug. 8-15. 
Doyle. Palsy. Casino. Toledo, O.. Aug. 8-13. 
Dorothea Sisters, Lakeside Park Casino, Akron, 

. Aug. 8-13. 
Boone, Allen. BIJou. Oahkosh. WIb.. Aug. 
Dovle. Dauclnc. Casino, Toledo, O.. Aug. 
Do'vlo ft Granger, Casino. SprlngOtW. O., 

8-13: Falrvlew Park. Dayton, 15-80. 
Dnvle ft Emerson, Athletic Park, Buffalo, 

8-13. 
Duncan, A. O., C. O. H.. 0>lcatx). Aug. 8-1S. 
Dnraont, Dalay, Preebody Part, Newport, B. I.. 

Dtiuworth, Fred, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Aag. 8- 

Dnrin ft Evelyn, Gnvernator'a, Atlantic City, N. 

J., Aug. 8-80. _ . «. 

Eda-nrds. The, Crystal Part, St, Joseph. Mo., 

Klitiore Sisters. Morrlaon'a. Rockaway Beach. N. 

Y., Aug. 8-13; Lake Qnlgalganond. Worcester. 

Maas., 18-80. . __,*, . _, 

Kldrlilge. Press. Forrest Park Hlghlanda, St. 

l^alsi Aug. 813; Forest Part. Kansas OHy. 

Kli-trlc' Comedy Fonr, Keith's. Phlla., Aug. 8-13; 

Keith's, Boston. 10-20. . _• . .. 
Elton. Jane, ft Co.. Temnle, Detroit, Ana. 8-13. 
Ellison*. Mark, Stone HIU Garden, Peoria, III., 

En-mire Comedy ■ Four. Ortftenm. ?an^Frai^lsco, 

Cal.. Aug. 813: Ornheata. Ix» Angeles, 1B-8T. 
Kmplre Trio. Keith'*. V. Y. C., Aiig. S-13 
Khgllsh Girls It). Shea's, Buffalo Aug, 
Km*. Geo. ft- tiorrtti. Proctor's 88« BL, 

V Aug R-13 
Bterett Sisters, Monte Carlo. Nome. Alaska, Aug. 

8-30 
Rv»n«.' Bessie. Kllte, DaTenparr. Is.. Auf. 8-13. 
FnMey. James ft Bonnie. Fdrest Part. WaWtbuty. 

Conn.. Aug. 813. 
FarrUutto*. Nevada. Caslao, Rocky Point, R. I., 

Fantas (8L Orphean). San Bernardino, Cal., Ang, 
8-20. 



Mlcb., 



Coon., 
R. I.. 



. C, Ang. 8-13. 
Clnclanatl, 0., 

Fr., Aug. 8- 

Buffalo, Aug. 



8-13; 
Mem- 



8-13. 
880. 
Aug. 

Aug. 



8-1.1 
X. - Y. 



Favor ft 

Aug. 8 

I5-30. k 
Fulardo. Keith's New, 

Bostpn, 15-80, 
KatrchlM*. The. 

Falk".* Eleanor. Paradise Boof, X. Y. C, 
Ferguson ft Bees.in, lakeside Park, 

Aug. 8-13. ' _ , _ _. 

Feplelle, Harry, Uke Ontario Part, 

Can., Ang. 8-13. _ ' . ,, 

Ferguson. John. Howard. Boston. Ang. 8-iJ- 
Ferna, Kd.. BIJou. D'dutb. Mloo.. Aug. 8 13. 
Ferguson ft Dupree. lake PafJ^K'"*"™- O -'- 

Aug. 813; Hsnlon's Point, Toronto, Can 

FwSLm ft raasmore, C. O. H., Chicago, Aug. 

Ferry.' Ulahna Park. Ogden, U.. Ang. 8-»3. 
Feisley, Juggling. Boyd's Park. Peru. Ind., Aug. 

Fcrgoion ft Mack. Sana 8*ncl. Chicago, Aag. 8-20. 
riabar. Mr. ft Mra. rerkina, Boblson Part, FL 

Wayne. Ind.. Ang. 8-13. . 

Flske ft McDooougb, Paator'a, N. Y. C, Aug. 

FltageraUi H. V., Headereon's, Coney Island. N. 

Fllber, A, w'll| 8 «'.. Chestnut Hill Park, Pblla., 

Flrerf' Barney,' HIlilnger'B Gardeni, Chicago, Aug. 

8-13 
rielila,' Will, H... Flremen'a Vandevllle Show, 

Warren. Pa.. Aug. 8-13. ;.. „ v 

Fltagerald Bros, ft Mlsa Boma. Kelth'a, N. X. 

C.. Ang. 8-13. „ . _ . M 

FWier ft Johnson, F.rb's Casino, North Beach, ». 

Y.. Aug. 813. _■ .-_ _. 

Floera Slstera (3), Audltorinm, Norfolk, va., 

Aug. 8-13. ... « v 

Flalkowaky. Dreamland, Coney Island, N. I., 

Ang. 8-13. 
Foster ft Foster. Raraona, Grand Bapldi, 

FoxI'^'ladgeC Pastors. X. Y. C Ang. 8-13 
Ford Sisters, Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport, 

Aug. 8-13. 
Fi.nl ft Wilson, Freesody Park. Newport, 

Aug. Si:.. 
Fot ft CUrk, Orpbeum. San Fran., Aug, 8-13. 
Ford ft May, Freebody Part. Newport, B. I., Ang. 

8-13 
Fox ft Ward. Grand, Fresno, Cal.. Aug. 8-13. 
I-rnlner. Evelyn, Pleasure Beaeb, Brldgejiort, 

Cnnn., Aug. 8-13. _ . , 

FoK ft Meltllle. Hlpnodroroe, Wlgan. England. 

Aug. 8-13; Hlpooilrome. Scarborough, 15-20. 
Freilerlck, Paul, Paator'a. N. Y. C. Aug. 8-13. 
Freroll. Fred. Beowlck Park, Ithaca, N. Y., 

Aug. 8-13. „ _ 

Fraier Trio, New York Roof, N. Y 
Frye ft Allen. Coney Island Park, 

Aug. 8- 1 3. 
Fuller, Ida M.. Folles Marigny, 

Sept. 3. 
Gardner, Caroline, Athletic Pnrk 

8-13 
Galls, The. Auditorium. Norfolk. Va.. Ang. 8-13. 
(iallettl's Monkeys, lngenbll Part, Dea Moines, 

la:. Ang. 8-13. , 

Gognoux. The, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. 

Gayi'Orent. Boaiioke Park, Grand Baplds, Mich., 

■ ,-|— y Si a .Ofh 

Gasch SUters,' Paradise Roof, N. Y. C Aug. 8-13. 
Oavlh ft Piatt, Oakford Park, Jeannette, Pa., 

Aug. 8-13. . . . „ 

Cosmona ft Tanko. Luna Part, Coney Island, N. 

Y.. Ang. 8-13. .j, 

Gebhart. Fannie, Empire, Ashtabnln Harbor, O., 

Cliren'ft Gl'llen, Grnnd. Reno. Nct., Ang. 8-13; 

Nltagraph, Carson City, 15-20. 
GlraM ft aardner, Avon Part. Youngstown, O., 

Cllniore ft'l'^onard, Brighton Beach. N. Y., Aug. 

8-1*1 
Gibson' ft Nash, Wavefly Park, Lansing, Mich., 

Giinlan ar Afleu, Crescent Gardens, Berere, Mass., 

Aug. 8-13. „ .. 

c.lbuey Slstera. A. ft S.. Boston. Aug. 8-13. 
illllette Sisters. Henderson's, Coney Island, N. 

Blocker, O. ft A., Manhattan Beach, Denyer, CoL, 

Aug. 8-13. . _ _-, m 

Golden Gate Quintet, Dreamland, Coney Island, 

Gordon "Slsfers. Utiyernator'a, Atlantic City, N. 

J:, Aug. 8-20. 
OotUaru Comedy Four, CO. H., Chicago, Ang. 

8-13. 
Gordon, Don, Sprlngbonk Park. London. Can., 

Aug. 8-13; Sprltigbrook Park. South Bend, lnd., 
• 1.V80. 

Golubacks, Keith's, Phlla., Aug. 8-13. • 

tionlon Sisters, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Ana. 8-13. „ . , . - „ _ 

•aftbA Billy, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Gnolmans. Musical, Falrvlew' Part, Dayton, O., 

Gregory 'ft Llnd, Proctor'a, Newark, N. J.. Aug. 

8-13 
Granville, Minnie, Bronson Park, Cornlnr, X. Y„ 

Gregsons. The. Sprlngbonk Part, London. Ont.. 
Aiuf. 8-13 ; Sprlngbank Part, South Bend, lnd., 

flramea'ci). Jack's, Chicago. Aag. 8-13. 

Greler, Tom, Empire, ABhtabula Harbor. O., Aug. 

813. 
Cranat. Louis, Xew York Hoof, X. Y. C, Aug. 

8-i'l 
Grace.' La Petite, Casino, Springfield, 0., Aug. 

Gtwrrc'ro, New York Roof. X. Y. C.. Aug. 8-13. 
Gullmette, Slguor, Luna Park, Coney laland, X. 

Y:. Aug. 8- III. . ■' _ 

Hatbawny ft Walton. Howard, Boston, Aug. 8- 

13; Music Hall, Brighton Beach, X. Y., 15-20. 
Hallen ft Hughes, Farm. Toledo, O., Ang. 8-13. 
Hart, Kitty. BIJou, Marinette, Wla., Aug. 8-13. 
Honlcv, Chat., Southern Part, Pittsburg, Aug. 

8- 1 .'I 
Harris* Walters, Lake Side Caalno, Akron, 0., 

Ang. 8-13. „ _ 

Hayes ft Wernta, Doyle'a. Atlantic Clly, N. J., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Hayes ft Wynne, Atlantic Garden, N. Y. C, Aug. 

Harrison. Minnie, Proctor'a 5th Ave., X. Y. C, 

Hart'.''' Annie, Wenona Beaeb, Bay City, Mich, 

Ang. 8-13. 
Harris ft Xelson, A. ft 8.. Boston. Ang. 813. 
llardle. Tom. C O. H., Chicago, Aug. 8-13. 
Hamlll. Fred J., C O. H.. Chicago. Aug. 8-13. 
Harts. The. Guveraator'B, Atlantic City, N. J., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Hammond ft Forrest, Colombia, SL Loula, Aug. 

8-13. 
Ha'll ft Hughea. Freebody Park, Newport, B. L, 

Harcourt ft' Kane, Woodland Park, Denlson, Tex., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Hnnrey ft Doune, Hnshsgen's, St. I^ols, Aug. 8- 

20. „ 

Hayes Tommy, ldora Part, Youhgstovrn, O., 

Harrington,' Dan. J., Boss Park, Blngbamton N. 

Harrington, Giles W.. Collins Garden. Columbus. 

0.. Aug. S13: BelbJTUe Park. Tole<lo, 14-20. 
Heam ft Lewis, Star. Portland. Ore., Aug. 8-13; 

Ornhenni, Tacoraa, Wash.. 15-20. 
Held, LIUIs.li, Atlantic aOrden, N. Y. 0., Ang. 

Herberts (B), Flying, Lnna Part, Coney Island, 

N. Y.. Aug. 8-18. 
Hevwood, Gteat, Tumbling Dam Part. Brldgeton, 

N. J.. Aug. 813; Central Park, Allentown, Pa., 

1580. „ ^ _ _ . 

"Her Busy Day." Proctor's, Newark, X. J., Ang< 

8-13 
Heclow, Cbas., Oakford Park, Jeannette, Pa., Aug. 

Henderson ft Ross. Lake View Park. Terre Haute. 

Ind., Aug. 8-18; Mannlon's Park, St. Lonla, 14- 

20. 
Henry, Eugene, Hiawatha Part, Mt. Vernon, O., 

Aug. 8-18. _ ... 

Hedrlx ft Prescott. Henderson's, Coney Island, 

Hen'rv ft Hoon. Pastor's. N. Y. 0.. Aug. 8-13. 
Heeler ft Meely, New Cross. London, Eng., Aug. 

8-18 ; Knsplre, London. 15-20. . 

Herbert. Anna M.. Pleasure Beaeb, Brldge|iort, 

Oom:, Aug. 8-13. 
Henella, Park, t#xlngton, Maw.. Aug. 8-IS. 
Hefron, Tom. Crystal Park, St. Joseph, Ma, Aug. 

ItHirr'ft Hot*. Pastor's. X. Y. O. Aag. 8-IS. 
Hlflsnan. ujind.' Ltttcoln Part. Xew Bedford. Mass., 

ninM'ft'RstolBgtnn, Colnajbla; St. toola. Ang. 

g.|3; Olympic. Chlctao. Ift'80. 
fltltons, The. Llneolh Park, New Bedford. Mass.. 

Hlrkce ft rielsoo, Moirlson's, Rockaway Beach, 
N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. 

llllibert ft Warren, Wenona Beach, Bay City, 
Mlcb., Aug. 8 13. 



•'^^tt^.W-.^.^'. 



Aug. 



lllii. Will 

s-n. 

ill ft i 

Hlsglna 

Aug. 8-13. 
Holeomb, Cnrtia ft 

BSSthtt^Si Morrison's. Bockaway Beach 

X. Y.. Aug. 14-». . 

Hock. Kmll. * Co.. Temple, 
Hogm, Ernest, Woolworth 

'l'1-_. _ » — r-i,i/,«ffo Aug. 8- 



WeMi, Bonlerard, Medford, 



Detroit, Aug. 8-13. 
Lancaster, Pa., Aug. 



Bans Soucl, Chicago, 



Honcrd'a Ponies, 
13. 

Howard ft Anderson, 

Hodgea ft^Lauucbmere, Bocky Point, Providence, 

Ho J Va*rd 8 ft a 'LiieBta. Dreamland. Coney Island. 

H&ftNrw&.Vri.h'.. X. Y. C. Aug. 8-13 
Hotten. -Mr. ft Mrs. Frank, Empire Clrcalt, CoL, 

HoliTer.^ft-Lnilan. Alh.mbra, London. Eng.. 

Ht A »-s. The Atlantic Ganlen X ; , Y. C., Aug ; , 8-»3 
Howard, Melvln B., Dreamlaud, Coney lalaud. 

Hu'me. ¥ 'Bosl!*ft 8 'l!*wl.. Hippodrome. Mancheater. 

Eng Aug. 813: Empire. Cardiff. 15-20. 
Hnptjr * Mooney. Auditorium, Oharlotte, N. Y., 

Hoegrt Bros.', Elk." O. H., Leadtllle, Colo., Aug. 



Rlrerslde Part, Bangor, 



Ang. 

Fr., 

. Aug. 

City, 



8-13. 



N. T., 



Atlantic City,, 



Hurleys, The, Luna Park, Coney laland, 

Aug. 8-13. _ .. 

Hughes. Cbas. ft Madge, Doyle's, 

Hughes "mibmciI Trio, Orpbeum, San Francisco, 

Hyer*May.'caBlno. Bocky Point. B. L, Aug. 8-13. 
Imperial Comedy Four, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. 

Inness ft By'*', i.ske Side Park, Dayton, O., Ang. 

8- 1 'I «■ 

Irvlng'Trlo.- Unique. Stockton. Cal., Aug. 8-13. 
Isaacson, Tony, A. ft S., Boston. Ang. 8-13. 
Jackson ft Douglaa, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. 

Jacobs ft^Von Tyle. Keith's. Boston. Aug. 8-12. 
Jennings ft Rentfrew. Ukemont Park. Dover, 

\ H Allaf ' 8-li». 

Jeal'ne 'ft Eiisworth, Coney laland, Cincinnati, 

Jesse Trio. Weast's. Peoria, III.. Aug. 8-13. 

Jermon, Irene, Woolworth, Lancaster, Pa., Aug. 
8-13. 

Jewell's Manikin Theatre. Pastor's. N. Y. O., 
Aug. 8-13: .'..-' 

Johnson, Sabel, Shea'*, Buffalo, Aug. 8-13. 

Johnsons, Tbe, Casino. Rocky Point, R. L, Aug. 
8-13 

Johnson ft Dean. Bndarara, Budapest, Paris, Fr., 
Aug. 8-31. 

Johnson ft Wells, Temple. Detroit. Ang. 813. 

Johnson. Davenport ft Ix>reila, Forest Park, Kan- 
sas City, Mo.. Aug. 8-13. _ ._ _ 

Johnson ft Sullivan, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., 
Aug. 8-13. 

Johnson, Musical, Blckard's, Melbourne, Aus., 

JohnHton,' C. B., Morrison's, Bockaway Beach, 

X. Y., Ang. 8-13. ' " 

Joyce ft Wllletta, Howard. Boston. Aug. 8-13. 
Jovce*. Paddy ft Mabel, Howard. Boaton, Aug. 

8-13. 
Jones. Grant ft Jones, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 

Aug. 8-13. „ ., 

Jnne. May, Crystal Park, St. Joseph, Mo., Ang. 

8.13. 

Ivora, Chester Park, Cincinnati, Aug. 



Aug. 
Aug. 
111., 



Jnndt ft 
8-13. 

Karseys, 
8-13. 

Kartell! 



The, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, Ang. 



N. 



Paradise Roof. N. Y. C. Ang. 8-13. 
Kelcy, Mr. ft Mrs. Alfied, Wheeling Park, Wheel 

Ing, W. Va., Ang. 8-13. " 

Keitiui. Charles, Wenona Beach Park, Bay City 

Mich., A«tg. 8-13. 
Kennark. Anna. Morrison's, Bockaway Beach, 

Kenno. Welrli ft Melrose, Proctor'a 23d SL, N. 
Y.' C' Aug.' 8-13. \ 

Kenton, Dorothy, Delmar, Oklahoma City, O. T., 

Ang. 8-1.1; Mannlon's, St. Louis, 14-30. 
Ketrron ft De Garmb, Olehta,ngy Park, Colnmbiw, 
O.. Aug. 8-13;- Avon Part, Youngstown. 14-20. 
Keniieily ft Kennedy, Howard, Boston, Aug. 8-13; 

A. ft S.. Boaton, 15-80. _ . 

Kelleher. M. J., Doyle's, Atlantic Oty, X. J., 

Ang. 8-18. . . 

Kelley Brothers, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Aug. 

8-13. • . 

Kelley, Joe. Lincoln Park, New Bedford, Mass., 
• Ang. 8-13. 

Keene. J. Warren. Kenelngton Lawn, Saratoga, 

at Y.'. Aug. 8-13. . ' > 

Kennedy ft Kennedy, Howard, Bostoo, Ang. 8-13. 

Kelly ft Molr, Iron Pier O. IL, Cape May, Aug. 

8-J3 ■- . 

Kelly ft Adasuj, Howard, Boaton, Aug. 8-13. 
Khrrua ft Cole, Pavlllou, So. Bend, Ind., Ang. 

T-J3. 
KiraICo, Gua., Delmar Garden, Oklahoma City, 

O. T., Attg. 8-13. 
Kltatnnra Japs, Luna Park, Coney Island, X. Y„ 

Aug. 8-13. 
Klppy Family, Bntte, Mont., Aug. 8-13; Lyceum, 

Ogden. L'., 16-80. 
Kiltie Trio, Proctor's Oth Ave., N. Y. C, Aug. 
■ 8-13. 

Klein ft Clifton, G. 0. IL, Altoona. Pa., Aug. 8- 
• 13. 

Klein, Ott Bros, ft Nlckerson, Sohmer Park. Mon- 
treal. Can., Aug. 8-13; Gorman's Park, Boston, 
15-20. 
Klein ft Klein, Meyers Lake Part, Canton, O., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Knlgbt, Elizabeth, Cheater Park, Cincinnati, Aug. 

8-13. 
Knapp, Dorothy, Chestnut HIU Part, Phlla., Aug. 

8-13. " 

Knox Bros.. Howard. Boaton, Aug. 8-13; Spring 

Lake Park, Trenton, 15-20. 
Koklo, Mignonette, lugersoll Park, Dea Moines, 

la.. Aug. 8-13. 
Koliler ft Kobler. Llndenwald Park, Hamilton, 

O., Ang. 8-13. 
Koppe ft Co., Midway Park, Mlddletown, X. Y., 

Aug. 8-13. 
La Fleur, Joseph, Carnival, Jackson, Mich., Aug. 

813. 
La Croix ft Campbell, Xovelty Grand, Sacramento, 

Cal., Aug. 14-80. 
La Velle ft Grant, Ponce De Leon Park, Atlanta, 
aa., Ang. 8-13; Ocean View Casino, Korfolk, 
Va., 15-20. 
Id Booth, Louise, Doyle's, Atlantic City, Aug. 

8*13 
La Tell Bros., Olympic Park, Helton, N. J. 

8-13 
La Roys, The, Proctor'a 6th Ave., N. Y. C. 

La Xoie Bros., Island Park, Augusta, Me., Ang. 
8-13. 

La Moines, The, Lake Park, Kingston. Ont., Ang. 
8-13; Monroe Part, Toronto, 14-20. 

La Jess. Tbeo. ft Csmllle, Riverside Park, Ban- 
gor. Me.. Aug. 8-13. 

La Tour, Irene, Carnival, Waynesbnrg, Pa., Aug. 

Lane ft Suxlnetta. Empire, San Fran., Cal., Aug. 

8-13; Oberou, San Fran., 16-27. 
Lavlne ft Leonard. Dkwllng's, Rockaway Beaeb, 

K. Y„ Aug. 8-13. 
Lnmson, Mabel, Chutes, San Fran., Aug. 8-13. 
I.lovrl, Herbert, Scala, Copenhagen, Denmark, 

Aug. 8, Indefinite. 
I* Claire, Harry, Freebody Park, Newport, R. 'I., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Le Roy, Marie, Pine Beach, Norfolk, Va., Ang. 

8-13. 
Le Favor, Mabel, Highland Beaeb, Brockton, 

Maw., Aug. 8-13. 
Lewis ft Cbr.plu Weast's, Peoria, III., Ang. 8-13. 
Le Clair, John, Columbia, St. Idnls, Ang. 8-1R. 
Leslie, Eddie, Lake View Park, Ft. Wayne, Ind., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Leonbnrt, Jnggter, BIJou, Portland, Ore., Aug. 

8-13; Orpneum, Astoria. 16-20. 
Levlne ft Arlington, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. 

J.. Aug. 8-13. • 

Lennon, Bert. Pastor's, N. T. C Ang. 8-13. 
I*slle. Geo. W., Hankm'a Point. Toronto, Can., 

Ang. 8-13; Lake Part, Kingston. 15-20. 
Leslie's Trained Pigs, Chutes, San Francisco, 

Aug. 8-13. 
Le Clair ft Bowen, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic 

City, N. J., Ang. 8-13. 
Lewis ft Ryan. Kelth'a, N. Y. C Aug. 15.-20. 
I* Hart, Mons., Monroe Part, Toronto. Aug. 8-13. 
I/etnores. The, Empire, Ashtabllla Harbor, O., 

Aug. 8-13; 
!,eesv The. Lake View Part, Terre Haute, Ind., 

Aug. 8-18. 
Leonard Sister*. Worth's Paint Garden. Omaha, 

Neb.. Ang. 13-20. 
I^onird ft Drake, Springfield Park, So. Brail, 

lnd., Aug. 713: Fatrn. Toledo. O.. 16-80. 
Litchfield, Mr. ft Mrs. Null, Hiuplre. Glasrotr, 

Soot., Aug. 8-18: Empire. Leeds, Kng.. 15-20. 
Llpplncott*. The. Unique. Salt Uke City, U., 
Aug. 8-13; L'nlqoe, Ogden, 15-80. 



Aug. 
Aug. 



Linden. Daisy. Sleeplechaae Pier. Atlantic City. 

X. J., Aug. 15-20. 
lunle lltw. Crystal Beach, Can.. Aug, B-13: 

l-yiinilu. Niagara Falls, X. Y., 15-30. 
Lose, Chaa. P., Chutes, San Francisco, Aug. 8. 

ijjTltts. The. Pastor's. X. Y. C.. Aug. 8.13. 
I.uticnberger ft ^Harris, Island Park, Elkhart, 

I nkens (4 t ),New"York Boof, N. Y. C. Ang. 8-13. 
Lyster ft Cooke, Kelth'a, Pblla., Aug. 8-13; 

Keith's, Bostou, 15-20. 
Lvrtell ft Bltlterwortb, Proctor'a 5th Ate., N. Y. 

C, Ang. 8-13. 
Maaon ft Kceler Co., Moss ft Stoll Tour, England, 

Aug. 8-N0r. 18. • 

Mann° Danny, ft Co., Paator'a, X. Y. C, 

8-i3. 
Slartlne Brothers, Folles Marigny, Paris, 

Aug. 8-31. ' . . 

Majestic Musical Four. Pier. Arverne, L. I„ 

813; Proctor's, Newark. 15-20. 
Martlneltl «Vt Svlvester. Doyle's, Atlantic 

X. J., Aug. 8-13. 
Masse. Ed. * Xettle, Sohmer Park, Montreal, 

Can., Aug. 8-111. 
Macks (21, Steeplechase Pier. Atlantic City, N. 
' J , Ang. 8-18: • ' 

May. Olive, ft J. W. Albaugk, Orpbeum, San 

Fran., Aug. 8-13. 
Marco Twins, Forest Part, Kansas City, Mo., 

Ang. ■ 8-13. - ■ • ' 
Martdox * Wavne, Keith's. Boston, Ang. 8-13. 
Mswson, Ed.- B..- ft Co., Proctor'a 23d St.', N. 

Y. O.. Aug. -8-13. 
Marshall, the ■ Mystic, Highland Park, Brock- 
ton, Mass., Aug. 8-13. 
Mack ft Elliott, Lakeside Part, Dayton, O., Aug. 

a ,j» . . ■ - 

Madcaps (3), Olentangy, Columbus, 0., Ang. 8- 

13; Farm, Toledo. 1480. 
Martin A Qnigg, Sam Reeves Park, Fostorls, 0., 

Ang. 8-13. 
Maey ft Hall, Keith'*. N. Y. C. Ang. 813. 
Manlfy ft Morris, ltlorn Park, Youngstown, 0., 

Ang. 8-13.- ■ • 
Marshall ft Bortlett, A. ft S., Boston, Aug. 8- 

13; 

Madcaps (41. Orpbeum. San Fran.. Ang. 8-1.1. 
Mnrlpellls, The, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 

Ana. - 8-IS.- - - 
Mannings. The, Copt. Pier, Bath Beach, N. Y., 

Ma'rtrnV Dogs ft Monkeys, Caalno, Toledo, O., 

Ang. 8-13, ' 
Marvelle ft Glenson, Willows, Salem, Mass., Ang. 

8-18 ' 

Mnthleus. Jnggllng, Oak Summit Park, Evans- 

ville, lnd.. Ang. 14-20. . 

Martin ft Rldgewoy, Dreamland, Coney Island. 

X. Y., Aug.- 8-18. 
Marqnands. The, Howard. Boston. Aug. 8-13. 
Marty ft Mason.' BIJou. Norfolk. Va., Aug. 8-t3. 
Marsh ft Sartella, Cleveland's, Chicago, Aug. 

8-13 
Martlneltl & Martelle, Doyle's, Atlantic Clly, N. 

J., Aug. 8-13. _ 

Mantell's.. Marionettes, Lyceum, Ogden. U., 

8-1.1; Bon Ton. Salt Ijke City. 15-80. 
Maxsmlth Duo, Chester Park, Cincinnati, 

Martvn'ne, Tbe Great, O. H., Springfield 

Aug. 8-13. 
Magic Kettle, Music Hall, Brighton Beach, Aug. 

8-13. 
Msrqtiam, Winnie, Blazier's, Portland, Ore., Aug. 

813. 
Marline ft Balmo, Luna Park Coney Island, N. 

V.. Aug. 8-18. 
Martin's Trained Animals, Chester Park, Cin- 
cinnati. Aug. 8-13. 
May, Fannie, Empire, Ashtabula Harbor. O., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Mario ft Atdo. Rhea's, Buffalo. Ang. 8-13 ; Temple, 

Detroit, 15-20. 

McAvov, Harry, Southern Part, Pittsburg. Aug. 

8-13. 
McPHall * Boyd. Crescent Gardens, Revere, 

Mass., Ang. 8-13. 
McKeonon ft Beed. Keith's. N. V. C. Ang. 8-13. 
McGrath Bros.. Young's Pier, Atlantic City, N. 

J,. Ang. 8-13. 
MeArsy, Cbaa., Cascade Park, New Castle, Pa., 

Ang. 8-13. 
McDowell. J. G. ft Allle, Casino Park, Canton, 

O.. Aug. 8-1.1. 
MrCone ft Black, Guvernatcr's, Atlantic City, X. 

J.. Aug. 8-13. 
MeGabe, Sabine ft Vera, Orpbeum. San Francis- 
co.' Aug. 8-13. 
Mclntyre ft Primrose. Morrison's, Bockaway 

Beach. X. Y.. Aug. 8-13. 
McSbaffrey Mimical Gypsies, Victory O. H.. San 

Jose, Cal., Aug. 8-12; Yoaetnlte, Stockton. 15- 

McCnne ft Grant. Edison, Lewlston, Ida., 

8-13; Edison. Spokane, Wash.. 16-20. 
McCarthy, John ft Nellie, Jack's, Chicago, 

8-13. 
Merrills, Marvelous (3), Casino, Toledo, O., Ang. 

8U3. 
Meensker. Ines. Mannlon's, St. Lonls. Ang. 8-13: 

Delmar Garden, Oklahoma City. O. T., 14-20. 
Meier ft Mora, Alliambra. AtterdlhT, Eng., Aug. 8- 
. 13; Gaiety, Blrmlnaliam. 16-20. 
Meredith, Jerome, ft Co., Casino, Toledo, 0., Ang. 

8-13. 
Meredith Slaters. Kellh's. Phlla., Ang. 8-13. 
Melville ft Conway, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. 
. J:. Aug. 8-13. 
Melvay Duo, Hllllnger's Gardens, Chicago, Aug. 

8-13. 
Mercler, Edwin, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. 

Y;. Aug. 8-13. 
Mllcy, Katbryn, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Millward, Jessie, Keith's. Phlla., Aug. 8-13. 
Mitchell ft Love, Godfrey's, Grand Rapids, Mich., 

Aag.' 8-13. 
Mllanl Trio, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Ang. 8-13. 
Miller ft Kresko, ldora Park, Youngstown, 0., 

Ang. 8-1 B. 
Mitchell ft Browning, Qodrroy's, Grand Rapids, 

Mich.. Ang. b-13. . 
Mitchell ft Cain. Howard, Boaton, Aug. 8-13. 
Millard* Bros., Farm. Zanesvllle. O.. Aug. 8-13. 
Mills ft Morris, Yonng's Pier, Atlantic City, Aug. 

Mitchell 'ft Marron, Part, Lexington, Mass., Aug. 

8-13 
Mlilcle'ys, Jacobs', Peoria. III.. Ang. 8-13. 
Mlinno, Kobe, Jack's. Chicago, Aug. 8-13. 
Morton, Phil, How-ird, Boston Aug. 8-13. 
Mortons (4). Brighton Beach. N. Y., Aug. 8-13. 
Morton 1 Elliott, Keith's, Phlla., Ang. 8-13. 
Montrose, Louise, Kelth'a, Boston. Aug. 8-13. 
Monroe ft Page, Howard. Boston, Ang. 8-13. 
Moreland. Beatrice. Keith's. N. Y. ft, Ang. 8-13. 
Moore. Annette, Crystal Pork, St. Joseph, Mo., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Morris ft Walton, Bon Ton, Salt Lake City, D., 

Aag. 15-30. 
Morris ft Daly, Avon Park, Youngstown, O., Aug. 

8! 3. 
Montgomery ft Penrl, Shea's. Buffalo, Aug. 8-13. 
Mooney ft Holbein, Woolworth, Lancaster, Pa., 

Ane. 8-13. 
Murphy ft Wlllard. Olentangy Pork, Columbus. O., 

Aug. 813; Sprlngbrtok Park, S, Bend, lnd., 

15-20. 
Murphy ft Andrews, Casino, Merideo, Conn., Aug. 

8-18. „ 

Murray, Wanndrey's, Logannport, Ind.. Aug. 8-13. 
Murphy ft Palmer, Alameda Park, Butler. Pa.. 

Aug. 813. 
Mmlge ft Morton. Alhambra. Belfast, Ire., Aug. 8- 

13 ; Tlvoll. Dublin, 13-20. 
Myers. Carlos D., Lagoon Park, Cincinnati, Aug- 

8-13. 
Myers ft Boss, Proctor's, Newark, X. J., Aug. 

8-13. 

Rosa, Rocky Point, Providence, Aug. 



Aug. 
Ang. 



Nntnon, 

8-18. 
Nntado, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y. Aug. 

8-13 i 

N'essen' ft Xessen, Highland Lake, Wlnsted, Conn., 

Aug. 8-13. ' 

Nelson, Steele ft Nelson, Fair, Schenerua, X. Y., 

Ang. 15-20. 
Nelson. Edw. L., Casino, Toledo, O.. Aug. 8-13. 
Nrlta. Ruth. Forest Park, Kansas City, Aug. 8-13 ; 

Mannlon's, St. Lonls, 14-20: 
Newell ft xihlo, Spring Grove Casino. Spring. 

field. O., Aug. 813; Lakeside Park, Akron, 14- 

20. 
Newell ft Steele. Howard. Boston. Ang, 8-13. 
New York Comedy Four, Standard, St. Louis, 

Ang. 8-13. 
Nibln ft Spencer, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J.. 

Aug. S-13. 
Ml.be ft Bordonex, Delmar Garden, Oklahoma 

City, O. T., Aug. 8-13. 
Nlhbe. C. E., Empire, Ashtabula Harbor, O., Ang. 

8-18. 
N'ormandln, A., ohmer Park. Montreal, Can., 

Aug. R-13. 
Norton ft Nicholson, Dark, So. Bend, lad., Ang. 

8-13; Muisc Hall. Brighton Beach, N. Y., 16- 

80. 
Norrlses, The. O. H„ Schenectady. N. Y.. Ang. 

8-13. 
Normans. Juggling, Ramona, Grand Rapids, 

Mlcb,. All*. 8-13. 
Kudos (3), Atlantic Garden, N. Y. C. Aug. 8-13. 



AUGUST 13. 



v«ri-ltr Comedy Four. Henderson's, Coney \%. 
TH N. Y.. Au».»-13. .... 
( ,l,. f ll,' Cleveland's. <SI C «*°., *«;, »-J3. .. 
ST™ 4 Meilet. Oodff<»>,: Or. ii.l Kapids. 

IllopaJ. ***• JJE 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



583 



Aug. 



jiKft% 



,,prk-ti 4 0«eMey, ?'««.'V». H. Y. C. Aug. 8 

1,1" • ■• ■ 

I'arkrr'a Uuf Clrcuw. SJiea's. Buflalu. Aog. 8-iS. 

{.",.■. aflrioh* Co.. 'Briiirt.ni Beach, *n. v., 

IVi'liuer it Jbibnwou, Lyceum, Niagara Fills. N. 

Y.. AUK. "Ja. :'. '■ • % 

MtdMT* Clilfpn. Hoylr's. Atlantic Cltjr, N. J.. 

mk. x-iJ): riucrv, n. v. ■«:.. us-so. 

l'aiiHiirlfl ' * Plquo. Jlliilsslronie, Loadkm, Kug., 

AsxS'B-M. '" - " 
Parker, Km"!*- A- * 8.. Boston, Aug. s-lfl. 
1'nliiier * IJUiblosnn.' I.ycwun. ' Niagara Falls, N. 

V.. Aun.r'MSJ'." •■■•"• 2V • 
1'ni.liiU. ForrsrTark, Kaiiani City. Mo.. Aug. 8- 

IS: liigeh->dl Vili-h. DeVHoin*s. I*-.. Il-jfo. 
Iveis-n. 'Kiurcnc. BmtiJre, Ashtabula Harbor 1 . 0., 

xmTfn- .r,<->'--> po* • n- • .' 

IVwIl. Paradise Hoot. Jf. t. C-. Aug. 8-13. 

retelling Bros., Columbia. St. tool*. Mil, Aug. 

8-i:t. " '"''■'.'■ v.; .' '•• • 

PelnK The. Cuiernator's, Atlantic City. K. J., 

Ang. 8 ; 1*- '"'' '"" K 
l'crn- 4 Randall, Doyle's, .Atlantic Cilv. X. J., 

Aug. 3-1-1- --'.'■'.•'' 

rierce A Malice. Island Park, Auirusla, Mc, Aug. 

8-13. _, - ... 

Powell Comedy Four. A. A S.. Boston. Ang. 8-13. 
Powell, Harry, A. & »., Bosom. Aug. s-l:i. 
rotter A Hartwell, Keith's, N. Y. 0.. Anc. 8-13 ; 

Keith's, Phiia., lu-20. 
l'olk & KoUtaa. Alhambra. Hull, Kng.. Aug. S-13; 

Tlroll. Blnbiagham, 16-20. 
I'otht * Potts, Oeotral Park, Dunkirk. K. V . 

Aug. 8-18. •'-' 
l'rwton, a L.. Bock Spring Park, K. Liverpool, 

(),. Aug. 8-13. 
Princetons, Jacobs, Peoria, 111., Aug. 8-13. 
Prentice Trio, Freebody Park. Newport, E. I., 

Aug. 8-13. '• • 

Pryors, Toe, A. ft 8.. Boston. Aug. 8-13. 
Ilamaey Slaters, Oakland I'nrk. Jennnette, Pa., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Kuiialdos, The, Farm, Toledo. O.. Aug. 8-13. 
Bayno's, Al., Canines, Young's Pier, Atlantic 

CHr. N- 3; Aug. 8-18. 
lUI|,b .Tulla. Keith's. Boston. Aag. 8-13. 
Ramsey A Brown, HllHnger'.* Oerdens. Chicago. 

Aug. S-13. '''*, . 

Ibickett 4 Hasard, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. Aog. 

s-tri. 

rtaitfonl ft Wlnciieater. Hlppodroine. Loudon, Eng. 

Aug. 8-27. 
KaymoMl, Laura. BIJoo, Norfolk. Vs.. Aug. 8-13. 
Italniund A Good, Ft. Sheridan I'nrk, Hlghwond 

111.. Aug. 7-13. .-.,...».• 

Bays (3), Cowan's Garden, OalesUtirg, III., Aor. 

8-13. 
Raymond A Trlcey. Elka, Leadrllle. Colo., Ang. 

Belli Bros., Shea's. Buffalo. Aug. 8-13. 

Iler-o A IllcbarO A Co., Bamona, Grand Raulds. 

Mich.. An*. 8-13. r 

Bellly. Jobnny. Hnber's, N. Y. C. Aug. 8-13. 
Beiirmnl ft Winchester, Willow*. Salem. Mass.. 

Aug. 8-12; Pastor's, N. Y. C„ 18-20. 
Benin (31. Lyric. Ban Diego. Cal., Aug. 8-20. 
Reed A Cole. Athletic Park, nuffalo. Aog. 8-13 
Itcklsw, Dan, Motors Lake Park. Canton, 0.. 

Aug. 8-13. 
Brntr (:'•). Auditorium. Norfolk. Va., Ang. 8-13 
Bice * Walters. Park, Mllfonl. Masa.. Aug. 8-13. 
Bk> Bros.. Sacandaga Park, N. Y., Aug. 8-13. 
Richards. Sisters, Orpneun), St. Paul. Minn., 

Ang. 8-13. 
RMge. Mr. A Mrs. A. T-, Howard, Boston, Aug. 

Rlre ft Prerost, Paradise Roof, H Y. C, Aug. 8- 
Sepl- 3. .»*<. 

Bice Family, Casloo, Uanjptoii Beach, N. H., 
AiK. S-l.'I. 

BiiIiIiIiih. The, Ocean Pier, Atlantic City, Aug. 

Itoltlnxon. Klhel. Bocky Point. It. I.. Aug. 8-13. 

lhccni ft IjiTlne, Bon Ton. Salt Lake City; U.. 
8-13: Lyceum. Ogden, 15-20. 

llmialdus <.•!);• Farm, Toledo, O.. Aug. 8-13. 

RiwIliH. Tlie. BIJou, Norfolk, Va.. Aug. '8-13. 

Itiiclii-fnrl A May. Ontario Beach Park, Char- 
lotte. N. Y., Aug. 8-20. 

lIulihliiH & Trcimniun, C. O. n., Chicago, Aug. 
S-13. 

Itooney. John, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 
Aug. 8-13. 

Russell, Ida. Casino, Springfield. O.. Aug. 813. 
sTi'' 1 * Dunbar > Lyceum, San Fran., Cal., Aug. 

lluwieli. Phil A Carrie, Doyle's, Atlantic Cily, 

Aug. S-13. 
RuKwll, Mae, Lincoln Park, New Bedford, Mass.. 

Aug. 8-13. 

813 Josci,ulllp ' 1'araOUo Roof, N. Y. C, Aug. 

Sato. o. K., HaiiHn, Hamhure. Ccr., Aug. 20- 

eept. .,o. 
Santos", The, Uurrroatur'H. AUanllc City, N. J., 

Aug. 8-13. i- ■ 

Santoro «c Msrlow. Park. Kukomo, 1ml.. Aug. 8- 

13; Berguitin Park, LogaiiHport, 16-27. 
Sanford Slatfrs. Henderson's, Coney Island, N. 

Y.. Ang. 8-13. • 
Santcll. ftud.v. Spring Lake Urovo, Trenton. N. 

J., Aug; 8-18. 
Saon. Herr. Mlnnlon'B, .St. Louis, Aug. 8-13. 
Matjt Bros., Music Hall, Brighton Beach, Aug. 

"•'•l?"- Mate., and her lions, New York Hoof, N. 
„ Y. c., Aug. S-13. 

Si'nlt. .Mike. Gem, Bealtle, Wiwh.. Aug. 8-13. 
N-vmnur A Dupree, Uanaa. Hamburg. Ger., Aug. 

8-Kept. 3t». • " 

Sliermau & Vc Foreat, O. O. II.. Chicago, Aug. 

*-.'3: Olympic, Chicago. 15-20. 
Shnlnuin'a Dogs. Ertie's Casino, North Beadi, N. 
„, ^ - Aug. 8-13. . • 

bhem llntii. AVenoua Beach, Bay City, Illch., 

Sliernum A Fuller, Lima Farr. Coney laland, N. 
eliaw. M r . j. Mnl- ij,^, p,,^,,, N . y. c ., 

Aug. S-13. • 
Slinnnim A Dlxun, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 

Aug. S-13. . 

ShawH. Tbo Aorlal, Proctor's 23d St.. N. Y. 0., 

Aug. K.13; ■•roctor'a Blh Ave.. 1S-20. 
Shldiai Broa., Gurernutur's. Atlantic Clly. N. 

t- Aug-. 820. -J .' 

'■'«* l '" rl "' K "«^Vork Buof, N. Y. C. Aug. 

o-lo. .... 

sisjuiuiikl, Mine.. Kellli's. I'hlla.. Aug. 8-13. 
Sni th A Baker. Police Dc l*»m Park. Atlanta, 

"a., Aiwr. H.fA. 
Smith h Fuller, Ingcrsoll Park, Des Molnea, la., 
„ Aug. 8-13. • ■ 

Smiilti iiclnrlcb, Dreamland. Coury Island, N. 
. V. Aug. 8-13. 
Sontera A Wlulc, Tiinihllnjt Dam Park. Bridge- 

ul'io J- ' -""' 8 " 13: 8pr!,,g L " 1 "'' Tren, » d ' 
Soiiw. Mme., Forest Park, KaiiK-aa Clly, Mo.. 

Aug. 8-13. , • - • 

N'tiini. LakeTlcw Park, Torre Haute, Iud., Aug. 

Spaiililliur. r^ke Mlcbisaii Park. Muskegou. Mich., 
Ane.-K.l3; o. O. II., dlleago. -1R-SO. 

N<ragiiP||iw. The. A. A H.. Uoki.mi, Aug. 8-13. 

S|'l*>rll Bin., Forrest Park', Kansas City, Mo., 

_ Aug. U-20, • • 

S|,n,i„,,i, PaBl> p.rjjise noof. N. Y. C, Aug. 
o-13. 

S|«siih»i A Hprson. Lake George. N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. 

■Wja*. Hlg., Luna Park. Coney Islnnil, N. Y., 

<.}?*. 81a ' ' 

Mrongfnrt. Lionel. Casino. Sarannali. Ga., Aug. 

S.I.I; Casino. BlrniliiEhain. Ala., 16-20. 
s rakosch. Mme.. Temnie. Detroit, Aug. 8-13. 
Nowarf. Wlriulfreil. HenderHon's, Coney Island, 

N. Y„ / llg> 8 ., 3 

Slurant A La Vardo, Empire. Ashtabula Harbor. 

O., Aug. 8-13. 
Stuart A Murphy, Edison, Or. Falls, Mont., Aug. 

S-13; Edison, Helena, 14-20. 
Mevena. E. J., Fountain Park. Great Barring- 
„ Ion. .Mass.. Aug. H-13. 
steworta. The Mualcal, Godfroy'i. Grand Rap- 

Ids. Mich.,' Aug. 8-13. 
starks A Jackson: Wcast's, Peoria. III., Aug. 8-13. 
■I. Onge Bros.. Clereland'a. Chicago, Aug. 8-13. 
**. Felix Slaters. Keith's, N. Y. CT, Aug. 8-13. 
St. John A Le Ferre. Rearea' Park. Fostorlk. O., 
„ Aug. 813. 

S r- ,iew - Temple. Detroit, Ang. 8-13. 
MilIlTim A Hiiebncr. G. O. H.. AahUbula. O.. 

Aug. 8-20.' 
Sully. Family. Aroo Park, Yoangstown, 0., Aug. 

Swan A Bamlaird, Forest Park. Kansas City, Ma, 

. Aug. 8-18. 

"wor A Westlirook, Heleni, Ilelena. Mon., Ang. 

!-)lti-sler, Laurens, TiunMIng Dam Park, Bridge- 

, t'w. N. J.. Aug: 8-13. 

:>ylre«ier, l.nulae. Electric I'ark. Balllinore, Ami. 

„ 8-13. 

Sjtuw»ila, l.otnc Weal, Coney Island, Cincinnati, 



-110. 13i L * k " 1 " r l "»' k - Terre Haute. lad., 
8y n^v'' —" r,r ^ 0un "' I *J" uU ' "• T - 4f» 

Trtt.t,'ltoyiaOni|. Clerelnuii'M, «Uraau Ana a.n 
^P^^Wj feS Almal'."rt-wltta.;o.. 

InT laZehutsf^ y, 1 "", '"<"«. Terre 1ta.fr. 
14^1.' *' : • t ^* ,rr 1 ^ ,r »- »-luclnantl. o.. 

V "^!: fil'tJP*"' ' c ™ ,,,0 • ^ Ui Bii,d '' 

Tlilimlua, Jatnrs. KrtlhV, j|. Y. «'. An- K-ia. 
^mfe WR** 0~* f«,k. Pnlta!*A.g. 8- 

^SuPf" h f4& W*'*. N. Y. C.. A115. 
^TSa* Six" Woo, " JrM " ,! l ' urt '' «•■»««•. ». 
^I^An't * .i*ri l, " K ""' ,,rw:, " r '» S-'W St., N. Y. 
71 Aug ft!!? Uu "" uaiota > Atlanllc City, N. J.. 
Toledo A Price, KelUi'a, N. Y. C. Aug 8-13 

VSrav ' w * l fc ? ^* k c *' P«&. 

Tr sTj. * iCrmpnu °' °- «•• Chicago. Aug. 

Tt rill?*P. r . 1 Ang: 8 T 12 n """' B Rm ?"*• ^0,, •• 
Tyler. Oileiie, Shea's. Bon-ata. Aue. 813. 
'5*1 :l ."• Woo,wor,h ' '■« waster. Pa.. Aug. 

Vnlilmga. The, Railway I'ark. SoutuUrldge. Max.... 
.mil:. iviaV , - . ~ • 



8 13; 



Varilaninn. Lyrle. Portland. Ore., Aug. 

Hendricks, Aatorla. 16-20. 
Van Gladys, Bprlngbank Park. I^odan. Can., Aug. 
■ S-'oi A»on Park, • Ynungstiiwu, O.. J.'i20 
\anoa. The, Sewall Point Caalno. Ca[ie May. N. 

J : . Aug. 8-18; OnTeraalora. Atlamlc~Clty. 

• -J - — i - ; . 

^■WSf 1 Mllc ' Southern Park. Pittsburg, Aog. 



^'I'ltRe .Choir, Norumbega Park, Boston, 



Aug. 



O., Aug. J-18; Casino, 
20. 



O. II.. Chicago, Aug. S 13. 
York Itoof. S. Y. C Aug. 



Villain A Lee, Dreamland, Coney Island. N. Y.. 

Aug. 8-13. 
Vinton A Clayton, Rock Springs. E. I.iterpoo;. 
WheeflLg, w. Va., 13- 

Von Gofre A Cotrely. Unique, San Jose, Cal., Aug. 

Vrooman, Dick. Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y-, 

Aug. * 8-13. 
Waldorf A Mendei. Sana Soucl. Clilcago. Aag. 

8-13; Cheater Park. Cincinnati. U-Jo. 
Wala. Al.. Paradise Boot N. Y. C. Aug. 8-1.1 
Walsh. Frank A Mattie. Park, l*jlngton. Ham.. 

Aug. 8-13. 
Walsh-Melrose Trio, Kellli's, Phlla.. Ang. 8-1.".. 
Wnliera. Jas. B.. Ocean Pier. Sea Isle Clly. N. 

J-. Aug. 8-13; GUTernator'a. Allautlc City. 

l.t-20. 
Wayne A La Mar. C. 
Waylairn'a Girls, New 

K-13. 
Warrington. Fml. Temple. Detroit, Aug. S-13. 
Waldnrf A Mendet, Sans Bond, Clilcago. Aug. 

Wagner Sisters. GuTematur'a. Atlanllc t'ltv. K. 

J.. Aug. S-13. 
Warner, Jack. Southern Park, Pittsburg, Aug. 

8-13. 
Wataun A Barren, Atlantic Garden, X. Y. C. 

Aug. 8-13. 
Way A Ameer Beauties. Henderson's, Coney Isl- 
and. N. Y„ Aug. &-13. 
Weatoua i3l. Casino. Toledo. 0-, Atuj. 8-13. 
Wearer ■ I-aiubcrt, Crystal Park, St. Joseph, 

Mo.. Aug. 8-13. . """« 

Wells A Arthur. Dreamland. Coney Island, X. Y., 

Aug. S-13. 
Weston ft KayniuiKl. Weuoiia Beach. Hay City, 

Midi.. Aug. 8-13. 
WeeslKm, Wynue. Farm. Toledo, 0-, Aug. 8-13. 
Welt tell. Jainri. Tumbllug Ruu I'ark. PattsTllle. 

Pa.. Aug. 8-1.1. 
West. Lotta, Coney Island, Clucluaall. Aug. 

8-13. 
Webbs (4), Lakeside park, Akrou. O.. Aug. 8-13; 

Celeron. Jumeatuwu. X. Y., Aug. 15-20. 
Webbs. Capl.. Seals A Sea Llous, Sobmer I'ark, 

Montreal, fun.. Ang. 8-13. 
Welch, J. A C, Olcott Beaeh. N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. 
White. VaI. B.. A Holla. Doylea, Atlantic City, 

N. J., Aug. 8-13. 
Whnli-u A Searlc, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, 

Aug. 8-13. 
While ft Slmuwus. Slrcplcvliuso Pier. Allantlc 

City, X. J.. Aug. 8-13; Young's Pier, Atlantic 

Clly, 15-Scjd. 3. 
Wliltelow, Arthur. Keith's, i'hlla.. Aug. 8-13. 
Wilsons, Tlte, Guvcrnator's. Atlantic City, N. J., 

Ang. S-13. 
Wills A Hassan, Kast End Park. Memplils, Tcnii., 

Ane. 8-13. 
Williams. V. ft Ida. Howard, Uoslnn. Aug. 1.', 2il. 
Wilson. Dc Munrllli', Coluiulda, St. laails, Aug. 

H-13. 
Wlllanl llros.. Keith's. N. V. f.. Aug. 813. 
WllllMtns & Mclburn, M'nirne Park. Tonaito, Aug. 

8 13. 
Wlnten.. Winona. O. O. II.. tlileago. Aug. s I.".. 
Wtllagrees. The, Monies' I'ark, Tvmuto. Uin., 

AUg. S13. 
Wlllv. Norma. Casino. Rocky l'oiul, It. I., Aug. 

• S-13. 
Wlls'iu A Darls, Proctor's 23d St.. K. Y. C, Aug. 

813. 
Willluois, "Chluese" Julinuy, New York Itoof. N. 

■ t. C. Aug. 8-18. 
Wlllanl, Great, Meiuplil, Mi'mpbis, Tenn.. An;,. 

' 8-13 

Wowl, rr.nn-ls. Iluwanl, lliislmi. Aug. 8-13. 

Woml, Jessie, Empire, Ashtabula llarhor, o., 

Aug. 8-Kr. 
Wolf A Wilson, tileiidalc Park, Nnsbrllle, Tenn., 

Aug. 8-13. 
Worth. Jesse, Weasl's, Peoria. III., Aug. 8-13. 
Wolf A Milton, Procter's, Newark, N. J., Aug. 
- 8-13 
Wood. Milt A Maude, Spring Urovo Park, Spring- 

beld, O., Aug. 8-13. 
Woodward, U. P., Junction Park, Bearer Fulls, 

■ Pa., Aug. 8-13. 

Wood Bros.. Hanlon's. Point. Toronto. Aug. 8 13, 
Wood A Berry, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. Aug. 

■ 8-13. 

Wyuu ft llsrt, Auditorium, Charlotte, N. Y., 
' Aug. 8-2<V 

Wyley ft Wylson. Crllerliai Pork, Tnaipa, Ha., 
j Aug. 8-Hept. ft. 
Wygand A Del Mont, lllrshman s Caalno, Canar- 

• sic. N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. 

Yorke A Adams, Clcreliind s. Cblragn, Aug. RI3. 
Yorke-Herbert Trio, I'lcaauro Bench, Brhlseport, 
T Conn.. Aug. H-13. 

Youngs A Brooks, ltanioua, Grand lluplils. Mich., 
' Aug. S-13. 
Yoder. Gurenialor's, Allantlc Clly. N. J.. Aug. 

Zanies. The, Luna Park. Coney Island, N. Y„ 

Ang. 8-20. 
Zand A Vernon. Sans Sonel. Chicago. Aug. 8-1.'.. 
Zurmw Trio. Temple. Hetnill, • Aug. K-13. 
Zasku ft King, Hnuiml. Boston. Aug. 8-13. 
ZsraiMM, The, Electric I'ark, Baltimore, Ang. 8- 

F.lnimer. New York Iws.f. N. Y. C. Aug. 8-13. 

r.lninirnuaii. Willy. Paradlae Roof, N. Y. U, Aug. 

' K-13. 

SSIiiilwrnun. Al. A Pearl. Green Frost. Deadwood. 

' «. D.; Aug. 8-31. 

Zlska A King. Ilowapl. Huston. Aug. 8-13. 

topllors (2), Electric Psrk, Baltimore. Aug. 8-13. 



fc 



. — routes from the Mattuer-Hchultz atock 
Co. : Manager Clayton hax Juat returned 
from St. Loula, where he cloned contractu to 

!ia»e the Blatruer-Bcholtx Co.' open an ex- 
ecutive engagement In January. The com- 
any la booked solid througb the Houth nnd 
fill open Sept. .*, numbering twenty-two 
iitonle. Including a ladles' band and orches- 
tra. We have H|ieclal paper for each pro- 
duction, which Include "Monte Crlsto." 
"Kauai." "The Moonshiner's Daughter.' 
"Uralna ra. Money." "Kip Van Wloklo." 
"Article 47." "Quo Vnills." "The Fireman s 
Wurd." "Brother Agalnat Brother." 

— Turner W. tlregg baa elosetl with 
WiMiO'a IHsduIcji Players and Is Bow at the 

f Standard Thentre, Fort Worth. Teg., Icnd- 
ng lltn iirrneatra. 

TW1ITI H0DI8 TO 

' Tlie train «ii the .%>«r 1 .»rU I eutrol 
nnd latkr Shore, iiinkliiac <*e UNO 
'miles Litiiei'ii Aa-tv \ urU anal I'lil- 

CIIU" lln I I <■ III lUfUl) ln.lirs. I- mi- 

■ >rf>|ir»Ml<-l> ' iiumeil The '('« e»(leiU 

I en tnrj l.liuiU'il. — 4 dr. 



V«TX» fBOXt TUB Ql'ISI.AS L WALL II I N- 

fTAkx HSAtxiriitMs \\> «r|ii' 'jBrwnr 
Ihird aygaon eativ Id Seiiiember. Vt. Ijuln- 



Notkh, ritoM T." ,W. I' 



iiskiss' UioriAxs 

Ulir itaaun at tha 




enrned a very enviable reputation during; 
■Ja two yearn career, anil evervlhlng that 
njooey ra* buy and uisir ran ui-romiiiigb 
w| . 3 ' be t u *"'«l in keening Uu- iM-rrdrmaBrc 
frighi, bKi-xy and afrlitly nhreaai <if the 
Jifis^'n * J ? ,ltf "•?«»»««•» a J'omig .SoutJiern 
l?S?."* n ' ,IBK m" 1 fe-aiigagcil. .miking tus 
IMrd season, wilt tie company. A' recent 
engagemeni la Ihnt at Nal tiill. venlrlloqulst. 
J.ntlrely new costume* mid immntluga nre 
being prepared for the conilug seiisun. ami 
will be on the scale of magnlltcence for which 
the tjulnlan A Wall Imperial Mlnatrela per 
forroances arr; noted. Arrangements nrt 
wing completed for building a seventy live 
foot sleeping and dining car for the torn- 
pany to use during Ita tour, which will bo 
equipped with every accommodation and In- 
novation procurable to Insure comfort and 
H« "».l ease for the membera. The tour 
win Include marly * the large cllles In tha 
united States and Canada. Electrical ef- 
fects of a novel and original character wlii 
predominate In Mr. Qulnian's new lirat part 
production, which he drmly believes will ex- 
cel any of lils former productions. 

the Musical Houaxds announce that 
tbey will introduce a big Kurnpenn uovclty 
in tlielr net next season. 

Uawlm aso Von Kui'imv write : "We arc 
meet ng with success over the Tony Lubel- 
akl circuit with our sketch, 'Mush.' The art 
proved such n drawing card ot the Palm Thea- 
tre, Cripple Creek. Colo., that Manager Al- 
jihln secured our services for another week " 

■Hints Uonnwix has been taking a few 
w-ec-ks vacntlon nt her home In Nashville, and 
visiting relatives In the country. While In 
.Nashville she purchased a lot In the West Knd, 
nnd Is building her mother a Summer home. 
EL |pft - An «- x for 8t - l- "' 8 - "hew "he Is 
booked for a long engagement at the Paris 
ilieatre. rrnm there she will play over the 
Western Lang circuit and along the Pacific 
coast. She reports making n decided success 
with her new Indian songs. 

Vkiink axi> DtinA Pnti.PH. formerly of the 
I helps Cnllenblnc Trio, have signed with the 
Ilnrrls-l'arklnsou Co., aa a vaudeville feature. 
Inc trio have lllled all their bookings for thin 
hummer, nnd report decided mircean In the 
South with their novelty Jungle act. 

MUMS AmiKV has apent an enjoyable va- 
cation In St.'lamls and the Bast, nnd returns 
to the Pnlrlr const to resume her work. 

AirTiirii p. J.irK.N(.s is In his iwelflb week 
with the Byron Spoun Co., nnd reiwrts suc- 
cess wllh his high class songs. 

Ml'iiPiiy a.iu Akobbwh write: "We tnudc 
one of the biggest successes ever mude by'ii 
vnudevllle act at Proctor's One Hundred and 
lwenrj-nfth Street Theatre, week of July 2.". 
t liking three encores and curtain calls at every 
lierfoimnnce."' 

ilAiirriH ami Mkiii» closed at (iuverna fur's. 
Atlantic City. X. J., July 30, and opened nt 
the t.arrlck Theatre, Atlantic City, week of 

The Kmpibe Cosieiiv Koik. Measra. Kvans. ' 
Cunningham. Jenny and Itoland. write: "We 
are now on fbe Orpheum circuit, having 
opened Sunday. July 24. nt San Francisco 
we were placed seventh on the bill, following 
nn operatic trio, and scored an Instantaneous 
success. We atay at the Orpheum three 
weeks. Upon our arrival In 'Frisco we were 
riiet by Billy Itoche. the referee of the Haa 
rrnnciscn A. t\, and Tim Moiirnih, manager 
or Jack Miinroe, and were tendered a bannuet 
ill the residence of Mr. McUrath. Among the 
rtiHiiy present were Jnck Munroe and ftlillc 
Ilanlon. Jock Munroe presented Sir. Jenny 
wllh a solid allver match safe." 

Pai.laiiihj has completed nn entirely new 
net and | H now playing Hie Keltb circuit 
Willi success. 

KnWAUli Duvi.k. Juggler, tins lliilxhed his 
engiigeiuent al Madison Hipiure Itimf Garden. 
New inrk Clly. and la iirodiielng his new act 
with rniccos nn the Melville park clrciill. 
hddle M. Kmerson. Juggling iMmedlaii, has 
been Inken lu by Sir. Doyle as imrtnr-r In the 
new iii-t, nnd the llrm niinie will beresfier Isi 
Mlwnnl lhiyle mid Knirrsoii. The act la 
Issiked up solid. Im-liidlDg an curly date nl 
Tony I'ustoi-'s. 

Bui.'KHiiiii a.m> Wkst. kaotvn uk "TJuMIIrl:; 
In Ued." linn- signed with T. W. Ulnklns' 
Innocent Maids Co. for the i-omluic aeiimm. 
They write that tlie.v him- spsred no expensn 
lo make this one of Hie almogest slater arts. 
They arc having a new art written bv'Jark 
Mrlslane. of Sew York, und their wiinlrola: 
will be very elaborate. Bolh piny prominent 
roles with the roropanv. 

AL. fj. I-'iklp nrrivrd borne Inal week from 
SI. I^uils. where he made n abort visit. Tim 
Al. (i. Field Grea.|er MlilHlrels liegari rehcar- 
HJH for their twentieth annual tour at llin 
tJrent Southern Theatre. Columbus. O., July 
23. Consldrable cnthualasm Is being shown 
by I be members of the company. "While 
Old Glory. Waves." a spectacle In the nature 
of a military review, Is being rehearsed under 
the Immediate supervision of Capt. Wheeler 

r'lko. who Is known as commander of (lie 
llndln Patrol. 

Thb Ahkrns. Wm. and Agnes, unveil v iun>- 
bats. write: "We have Just finished one of nur 
most successful weeks nt Chester Park, I'lm-ln- 
nail, our act being n prominent fcalitre of the 
vaudeville bill. We were Aug. I U In Cleveland, 
O., and leave Aug. 7 with I lie Frank Spellmau 
Attnicllons, being booked vfllli him until Nov. 

Al« CJIRIHTAI. opene<l July 31 on I lie Cry* 
Inl circuit, playing Crystal I'srk. Nl. Joseph, 
Mo., lust week. lie will go Wi-hI for MnvMi- 
leea weeks after Ibe SI. Joseph eugagemenl. 
Scott ami JiiIinmi.n opened on the Alf. 
Wilton circuit of junks through the New 
Kngland Stntes July 1H, uud are now In their 
foiirlli siicceKsful week doing their Hinging, 
dunelng nnd aerahatlc ml. ' 
■ Tue iiRiuiN.w. 'Ciirek St. 1'ki.ix siaTtus, 
Clementina, Henrietta and Charlotte, make. 
I heir reappearance In vaudeville, after an ab- 
sence of eight years, at KcIHi'h Theatre. New 
York, during week of Aug. 8. They will pre- 
sent mi enflrely new Hit. entitled "Mm. Slur- 
Shy and the Kids." Clementina appearing as 
lis. Murphy, uud Charlotte una H,enrletlu 
appearing as typical New York newsboys. 
tor the past several seasons, since their re- 
turn from P.uronr. they have been featured 
lu dramatic prod _;-t Ions. 

Kv.\ TiiA-iriiK.:. lifter Dvc years' abseneo lu 
the West on Hie Whlclils. lirnuman, l'Mlaon 
and I.ubelskl circuits, la at her home in Den- 
nlsnrj. O.. where She will renin In until the 
middle of September. 

Anti.t: pravis* O r \m dosed her tenth and 
Inst week playing parks through Pennsylva- 
nia and .New York States, on Aug. U, at 
Itbnca. On Aug. 8 she starts one week's rtr- 
henrsnl. previous to opening a forty-two 
weeks' engagement under the management of 
lliirtlg & Heauino. 

IJi'VEY Is now pliiyltlg with the /lg ^ag 
Camlvnl at tipukane. Wash., and reports 
great sucret's with his slack wire act and 
aerial work. He experts to start East In No- 
vointxT. bavlug some good work booked. 

II.tllRV W/sibTIl'IBPK AM) MR. WlL'KtLL 

have takao the mnnageuieut of the Hummer 
resort, llrouson Park, Painted I'oal. N. Y.. 
for the rest of the season, booking only high 
Has* vaudeville. Tbey report -playing to tun 
enparlty of the bouse every evening. 

ItEiifiiitu and Wi.vcuiiKjER write : "This la 
our ninth week on Ibe Onrmnh circuit, and 
we or.- 'milking the biggest klud of u siieii-sx 
with our new act." 

Jusi.i'ii II. Hinsi, I. ,ii I -. i, eugagetl to 
nniiiiig'e Uu- liny Mutapiernih-rH for the Oaar 
lug seiison. Ills Cay Pilrce tV Is well 
booked up. 



Monnmrflfal Theatre, Baltlraurc, ltonday, 
Aug. 1, In d packed house, In Iho face of op- 
(ittMtve bent, ajodLinired t positive success. 
He liniil press were inoat flat lerlng Is thnlr 
aaSophl of. the performRncf, and eapechtlly 
idniliMXl ihn eo-iuuirs and scenery as lielng 
IBs. Ia?>i ever seen op n llnltlmnrp atagc. The 
performance I* given in Manager Hlhklns' 
iisUrfl slyfi-. vl/.. lu llirre seiMona. Klrsj, 
,l siieiOiii-.il, ir skn. rrplele with prclly girls 
nnd pleasing snugs und dunces. Then comes 
tlie vnuilcvlli -• contlngtnl. ini'liidlug valmure 
nnd llnrlofi. sinkers and dnnccrn: Mlhlrcil 
Stoller. cunirtllentie : Kniln nnd l>»re, musi- 
cal comedians; Madden. Jess and company, 
lu a near sketch,' and the Huston Comedy 
Knur after widen cullies Hie third section — 
a burlesque- depleting I In- modern bucket 
shop methods and Introducing the entire 
strength of the company. The costumes, which 
nre handsome, were mnde nfler designs by 
Will It. Barnes and are particularly elabo- 
rate. One of the featurca of the performance 
Is a finale, entitled "The Congress nf nil Na- 
tions," rach girl representing a different na- 
tion, which has created any amount of favor- 
able criticism aa being one of the most novel 
and handsomely staged effects ever seen on 
tue stage. Last season the Utopians held fhe 
tuinner for being one of the heat shows In the 
wheel, but this seaaon Manager Dlnklna has 
outdone himself, nod it Is safe to say that 
r.mong all the bnrlenpie shows of the coming 
season the Ctoplans will be la the front 
rank. 

Fhank Hates ami wiik (Itessle R Clurkcl 
have been enjoying a four weeks' vacation 
•it Hunter's Hot Springs, Slant. Sir. dales 
has had the management of the Topic The- 
atre. Hillings, Mont., for the past two years. 

Wai.thr lkvi.na and Eae Arlington are 
on the Itudy Heller circuit of parka, doing 
their novelty net, "An Unexpected Visitor. 
In their new act they Introduce singing and 
dancing. Walter I^vlna'a tramp, magic act 
and Miss Arlington's piano specialties. They 
state that they have not lost a week since 
the new team Joined hands. 

Ulorine has returned from a two months' 
visit In California, snd Is now at the World's 
Fair. She will open her vaudeville season 
Ai:g. 21. 

PaviP A.xn f amur BsiNKLEr report a suc- 
cessful season working through Caundn, Penn- 
sylvania and New York. They have Just 
finished elgbt weeks In parka, and will open 
their Fnll season nt the Howard, Boston, Aug. 
8. with n return date at Austin A Stone's, 
and other good work to follow, 

llAimv I'liDAiMox. 'The Slayor of the Bow- 
ery." i-eporls a decided success at Klertrie 
I'nrk. Newark, N. J., week of Aug. t. He hns 
ISobhs' Casino, North Beach, U I.. N. Y., to 
f.ipiiw. U't tttn weeks. 

YYir.TNiK and West ami Hattir North 
were at Doyle's, Atlantic City. Inst week, with 
the Lyceum, Philadelphia, to follow. 

Tiik New London, Conn., Opera House will 
open the season Aug. 10. with Joe Oppcii- 
helmer's Fay Foster Burlesque Co. CM 
tirnr-t's Mormon Queens, T. w. Ulnklns' In- 
nocent Maids, and Wm. Iiversole'a Sam Jack 
Co. will follow lu ipilck succession In Sep- 
tember. Mnnager James P. Nrllan reports 
that business Is line In New London, nnd 
iiros|H>rta are good for his fifth season In bur- 
less | ue. 

ItowAiui and Marrni> write: "We opened 
nl Ontario Bench July 25. for two weeks, and 
did well. I.lttle Baby Norma enjoyed the 
breeze from the lake vary much. Wo met 
Sic unil Mrs, Larry Conner*, and tliev made 
Mr. Howard a present of a beautiful Stetson 
fell hat " 

I'jsii. La Tumka played a successful engage- 
ment at the Crnnd Theatre, llcno, Xev„ week 
of July 2.". followed by a week St the lion Ton 
Theatre. Salt IJike Clly, Utah. 

Burt SIaiuon axu' Sadie Dhanm write : "Wo 
roiillnue to hold flic opinion that Tun Ci.fp- 
i'i:R Is the la-st theatrical advertising medium. 
We are still In the Jungles of prosirerlly, up 
In Ihe wilds of Pennsylvania, searching for 
sulphur illiiiiioiidH unil gut boring In Ihe uailiil 
change from the dusky coiil dlggera." 

ttm IIWrTIIKIIH IIK.MUM'K Willi-: "We 
headed Ihe bill St l.lcelrle Theulre, Wilier- 
loo. In., und innile one of I lie biggest Hlie- 
cosses made I here Oil* season, la-lng re-en- 
gaged for mi early dale. We u|M'n on Ihe 
Tolly I.ubelskl circuit Me,,, III." 

Jiiniim AM, Ki'Ttiin play Krle. I"a., tills 

Week. Willi HllfTlllo. \ Y.. Ill follow. 

The Hi hues Miku-ai. Trio, after a live 
weeks' rRmtlun Nl their home III Welniler, 
Mass., npennl llw-lr riegulnr season Aug. I, 
ill Ihe iirplieiini Thenfre, Snn Fruurlsio, with 
nn entirely new ael. They are booked ill 
vaudeville for the seaaon. 
• Fiikh Hewitt, of the Two Ifewltiu, nud 
A. T. Wright will put out n carnival com- 
pany, opening the season at Coney Island, 
Cincinnati. Aug. IP. They will furnish nil 
Ihb attractions fur Ihs great Fall Festival. 
Following Hie Cincinnati dale Ihey will 
make a lung tour South with lea allows and 
free acta. 

Caitwkll ura Hashix wrllr Hint tbey 
have i-Miiceleil llielr i-oiilrui'l Willi SI. II, 
Hiiyiiiond unil will liegln a forty weeks' ni- 
gagement In vaudeville,- under the exclusive 
uianngenient of Win. Morris. Beginning 
Sept. IS, nt Newport, It. I., they will piny 
leading vaudeville houses. 

■Miss NofiTON and I'aii, .Nicholson did 
a trial performiiBce of llielr act Hi Ibe Chi- 
cago Ois'tti House, for 1 lie? managers of thn 
Western Ryndlrate. and msita siirh nn ex- 

eellelli linpressloll thill L'lev llllllllnrd I lie elr- 

ciiIIh conlrolleil by Messrs. Kohl A t'lislle, 
Anderson, and Hopkins A Heck. Hiiateru 
iiiikiingrm, will have mi onporlunllv to see 
tills act ut Ihe Brighton Beach Music Hall 
Aug. 1.',, gnd nl Tony Paslor's Aug. 22. 

Ida Fi.'LLKii writes rrnm Purls. Fr.. un- 
der dale of July 27, us follows : "I am meet- 
ing with continued Miirrrss here ut Ihe Mu- 
rlgny Tlientrc. In my new number, 'l,a Hor- 
rtrftv' I n|rened st the Sfurlgny May .0, 
for three nuinllis. mid huvn jusi urriingca 
ii piolnngallun which extends lo thn inlilille 
of September, when the flieuln- closes its 
Slimmer seRHon."' - 

J. BKas'ARii Iivi.i.vn will commence rehear- 
sabs Keiil. 12, la Vew York, with lleo. It Co- 
lino's ''Utile Johnny Jones." after ho piny* 
n week at Hie Auditorium, Philadelphia, Sept. 
5-10. 

I!eori;h Wkiiner wrlles: "I went over 
lite New TJiiglnnd parks as inuslciil director 

With iloiiin's Opel-,1 Co. I go liver IbC Hllllll! 

clteiill now with Hie farce comedy. 'Biff, 
ItiilT. Buir.' playing l his week In Piiluuiii, 
Conn., with Alliol, .Muss., to follow." 

I, A Petite Clahvh Wii.kinkov, eonlorlloii- 
1st. hns Just Mulshed u siicccssf.il season, and 
will reniaUi In Wasblnglou, D. ('., lo attend 
school this. Winter, after which she wl)l lie 
known as Bonnie ulndys. 

Dickie IT6 ward Informs us I hut she gave 
s Utile supper to some of her profealonal 
friends July 23, at her home In Ismdvllle 
Col. Among Ihose present were: The Three 
Deloys, George Biirch. John MrCunocble, and 
Muster Kaymond Williams. 

SIori'uet and Htevenhon Ikivc lieen filling 
Cliaiitaiuiiia dates through Texas and. the 
Western ritales. 

Wvjiah* anu Hast Inform us that llicy have 
played every concert hall lu Buffalo, making 
eight weeks In all, and are re-engaged for 
four more wicks ut Mullen's Concert Hall. 
They open uu the Bean circuit Sept. 12, open- 
ing at Walker's, Museum, Boston. 

I. H. Uptth. agent of John W. Vogel'a Big 
ilty Mlnatrels, writes: "Madison Johnson, u 
giant, eighteen years old. will travel In .id- 
vame or John W. Viigrl's Big trlty Atln- 
slrels, wearing n sign ,,» his look unil lireasl. 
He Is v»lil lit be lln- lalleal Hum In America. " 

llow-iau vvn Al.To.v rw-eally i-Iom-i! ii lire 
luolillis' I'ligageiiieni nl ibe Slniidaril Tlieiilte, 
Fort Worlli. Tex.. HMd ilu-n lefl for Si, Uiuls. 
.Mp., lo v.lsll the. World's fair, ■ - . ■ 



, J.OHN II. Wii.i.a announces, that bo - Is 
still uiunngf!!' ut li'uii Pier Theatre, Cape 
l|»y, N J., and has breh for the past two 
tears. Charles llolatmi Is stage aiaiiugvr. 
Uusjpess pintlnns* rtcellent. 

CnvsTAi. Madrmne, ihe ten-year-'jld 
daughter of lllllv l'oar) (of Marlon e< I'vsrll. 
snd (Ua lumper Carlisle, received from IXi 
Wolf Conii'dliius a gold wnteli, presented for 
being the must impMlar and prettiest girl 
ill Ashley, l'a„ she receiving il.TrrJ votes, a 
iiiiijnrlty of TillU over other rontrstnnta. 

I'liANKlis A. Hiiiiiikh, snug Illustrator. 
n|H>ued at I'aslno Park Theatre. Ontario 
Bench, t'lmrlotte, N. Y., Aug. 7, (or two 
wi'i'ks. 

OumiRTII and TViyi.e, who recently closed 
two successful week-s ul.Olenduic Park Nnsh- 
vllle, Tenn., have oilier imrks to follow. 

Grave Cuii.m;rb, who uses a Utile dog In 
her act, reports mealing wllh •uucexs every- 
where. At present ahn Is at .Milwaukee, 
wliero she wilt remain unlll (uu opening of 
her regular seasou. 

leant) Irwin's companies fur Ibe cowing 
season will be greatly augmented by an au- 
dition of thlrty-inrcc. performers, mostly wo- 
men, who arrived from Kurope tbg» week. 
Tbey will produce a number of big acts. 

W.u.i.fr 4Kb MAdlt.t, were fea(uc>Hl at 
Manilla. Urove, Tatnaqun, Pn„ week of Aug. 
1. and owing to thrlr big success, were re- 
engaged for a second week. 

FuASKlis Baii.kv. formerly of I he Weber 
& Fields company, Is lo go Into vnudevllle. 
She will make her debut nl Proelor's Twen- 
ty-third Street Theatre. New York. Sept. 
12, In a sketch, entitled "Sly lady's Pic- 
ture." She will have the assistance of 
Cert rude Moyer. who nlao was n member of 
the Weber & Fields chorus. 

Kkteli.k WomiKvrK. well known In vaude- 
ville, has entirely recovered her health and 
writes that she will play all dates contracted 
for. 

Walter C. Jsmm wrlles Hint after one 
year's continuous work on the I'nelflu const 
lie hns doubled with Ilarry Hurtle! 1. formerly 
of Burdell nnd /.arelll, and will return Knst 
by way of the Novelty circuit, through Col- 
orado, l.nte In the Fall they contemplate 
rnnklng a frlp to Australia nnd Houth Africa, 

l'K.Mii. InviNO has Joined thn Watson Cosy 
Corner Stock Co., Brooklyn, N. Y-, for the 
seuson. 

TitR Tiirrb Barnkyr wrlle : "Wo opened 
on the (lutdsmlth circuit Aug. 1 and sru 
closing the show. The act Is fluing big. Baby 
Kill el la iii.i king a decided success. 

Miis. Li/Kir IHnsiiaw, who wns known 
formerly as I.izxln hmlth, Is appearing In 
Hose Cnghlan'H support and Is now playing 
the llrpneniii circuit. 

Tin: wiiKRKAnot'TS of Jon Howard, whoso 
name In private life Is James Morrison, are 
desired by Mary Morrison, No. II Jackson St., 
Chariest own, Mass.' Sllss Morrison writes: 
"Ills mother la very low, and any Informa- 
tion would he a great relief. He wns Inst 
beard from nt tho Iluwanl, In Boston, three 
years ago." 

MnnillH AND SIontrosk, who recently 
closed on Southern circuit at Ihe (Hernial.' 
Park Casino, Nashville, Tenn., will at once 
return Kast. 

Xotkh from ttclkart & Weber's Big Vaude- 
ville Co. — We are still packing them In to Ihn 
doors, and In the Inst town had In alt them 
on the stage. The company consists of: May 
Hraee, the Kussnlls, Klctmrd Boln. Hurry Hals- 
linry, William Weber, and tho Musical Uelk- 
nrts. 

Tiik tat Moinen played Shea's Harden 
Theatre, Buffalo, recently, and hnvii been eit- 
gnged over Mr. Shea's entire circuit. Last 
week they played Hohmer Park, Montreal, 
Can., with Kingston, Mr. La Slolne's old 
home, lo follow. 

Tt'lsm Camrron, formerly of I.a Vlne- 
Cnineron Trio, oiieneil at the Blnrney Caatln 
Tlientre. at the World's Fair, St. Louis, nnd 
after the llrst performance wns engaged for 
the remainder nf season, which ends Dec. 1. 
Ills single specialty proves a hlg success. 

Ai.i.kn and Ohlmain met wllh such flail er- 
Ing success on the Melville circuit of parks 
Ihul Ihey were rc-cngagrd for the remainder 
of Ihn season, i.nst week Ihey were at Ol- 
cott e Beach: llils week at Athletic Park. 
Murrain ; next week, Central Park, Dunkirk, 
wllh Mrle. Butler, New Castlo und other 
places In follow. 

A Mtstiimai was lsirn to Mr. nnd Mrs. 
Francis Plerlot (Helen Carrall on Wednes- 
day. July 27. 

Jack Brown and Lillian Wriuiit report 
greiil sncresH on Melville circuit of parks, 
und tli".v have good laajkltigs for this season. 

Will ll b'ox Mills, Aug. lu, for Kurope. 
He will roiuiiln abroad for several years, 
Is-lng Isiiiked until May, Jiioti. During his 
slay he has Invested In a residence 'at Bethel, 
l.'opn, 

II.Hti'iii nr ami Kani; have signed wllh thn 
Allien Taylor Stock Co, for u season nf foriy- 
llve weeks, ruinineiii'lug Aug. 15. They have 
ciiucelcd sixteen weeks of vaudeville bookings. 

Matt Kknnkdy und his wife. Ilnzcl llar- 
ri'tl, have signed wllh Stair & llnvlln's pro- 
iliicllon of "Flo-Flo," slurring. Hlelln Mnylifw. 
Sir. Kennedy will piny Ihn principal coun-dy. 
He writes that he und his wlfn havn secured 
a release ' front Harry Bryant's Show. 

Mich. Frank Koi.-ii. wife of ihn proprlnlor 
of the Sea Iliee/o Park Pavilion Thunlre, 
liondeiptiill, N. Y. died July 27, nt that 
(own, She Is survived by her husband ami 
three ehlldruii. 

W. S. CkttI, uiuiuiger of tlin Novelty (.'nop 
oily Four, wllh Win. "Josh" Daly's Minstrels, 
writes: "f mini III TlIK CLIITKR that it 
Novelly Coiuedy Four was working ut Doyle's, 
In Atlantic Clly, uud I wish lo suy tluit ours 
Is Hie original Novelty Comedy Four. Wo 
worked under tho nnmo of Novelty Comedy 
Four with Bcoiidliiii'si A Curries production, 
'The Mao from Sweden,' season of 1(Ml2-IH(lll, 
nnd In Hie Summer of 1IMHI wn worked with 
Bryaut k Ssvllle's Mlusliels; lust Winter wn 
played dates nnd are now wllh 'Josh' Daly's 
.Minstrels. Wn have) signed fur the coining 
season with Billy V. Van's Musical Comedy 
Co." 

Davrv and MvKtiKoN report that they have 
Just closed a successful year and a hull's eu- 
gugeineat I h rough Sinn tuna. They opened 
Aug, 1 at Halt Lake Clly, with Ogdcu und 
Ihe. Crystal circuit to follow. They state 
Hist their new act, entitled. "A Touch of Na- 
ture,"- written by Mr. Uavoy, has been a tre- 
mendous sun-ess wherever presented. 

il.uivnr PAHKEiiiind Ills wife. Sludge Muyu. 
of the Mn Vit Slaters, will spend the month of 
August nt Atlantic City. Addle Knnpii, who 
has been their guest at their homo In Worces- 
tor, Mass., during her vacation, has returned 

10 New York, 

IIaiimy lag Clair J-.us relumed nfler n four 
weeks' vacation ut Atlanllc Clly, ,V. J., lo 
nliiy this '.vrek-nt Krestsxly Park, Newport, 

11 f. He v/lll coiiimi'iice relieiirsiils Aug. \'i, 
-with "The Beauty and Ibe Beast" Co. 

Herbert Hwirr, the minstrel, wrlles ; 
"This season 1 am principal end wllh 
liaveriv's siinsfi-els. While playing l'uls- 
hurg, week of Aug. 1, nfler singing my end 
Ihe closing night, 1 was called lo the fisnt- 
iights and presented by friends of Pitts- 
burg with « linndsouie walking cane. A 
supper who given after the is'lfoiiunnti:. 
The company left at three o'clock Sunday 
morning far llohoken. N. J." 

Charles (l. coivi.eh has bad ii sketch 
tvrlllen for him by Howard I*. Taylor, en- 
titled "Jonathan's Courtship." whfeji la u 
rural i-omeUy couci'Ptlon. giving. Sir, Cowles 
oii|siriiinltles In his most aiiecessfui line or 
eliurncter work. Sir. « uwles anil Ids wife 
Imrniliv. Alden, will present tho sketch lu 
vaudeville. 

Moiiins and IMLV luire eoiiiplefeil engnge- 
nieiits al Tony Paslor's, Prisdor's Twenly- 
Iblril SI reel, siiiiiiiill Piirk, I 'lieu, !*. Y., and 
are lids week at Avon iSirk. Yoiingsiown, O. 
They have signed wllh Joe W. Spear's "Irish 
• 1'itwnbrokers" Co, for Ihe coming season. 




THE NEW YORK -CLIPPER^ 



August 13. 



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EASTERN BBAHCH, 

»tli. St., 



En. KCRKrrn writes from Schenectady. N. 
i'., 'under date of Auk. 4: "The Dobbin* 
Mummer Theatre, of tills place, owned by 
Wm. K. Dobbins. «-ulla|i*ed l.odny, at 11.. TO 
a. m.j burying performers' trunk* and dress- 
ing room* lu the ruins. All wardrobe wb» de- 
Htroyed, bill no lives were lout. Tbn people 
nn ibe bill for Hie week wore: Gardner and 
Goodwin, Richard Raven, Bilk* anil Dilks. 
who were heavy loser*, ns nil their musical 
Instruments were In tbe dressing room* ; Mis* 



Tub SPECIAL pr.ATt.'ues at the Dominion 
Exhibition, at Wlnn'peg, Man., have In the 
majority of Instance* done good bnslnes*. 
(.'of. Mnndlc's Show* especially did well. 
the animal exhibition being voted tho'fcest 
that wag acen on the grounds. Other extra 
attract Ions outHlde the grand stand perform- 
ance wan tbe bioscope, Venice, etc. lb front 
of the grand stand have appeared to ad- 
miring crowds the Four Madcaps, Chefalo, the 



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National League 

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK 



chasm leaner and loop the loop malt, woo 

j*Nov'el")y.' the" NasraythH, and "May Merrills, had a little boy horn to him on the grounds WITH t TNt INNATI, Aug. 11, ' *.'•£« J™' 

Mr Dobbin*' loss Ik estimated at $5,000. He under canvas: tbe Banvards, aerlallsts, WITH FITTSBl'RG, Aug. 10, 1G, 17, lb. 

contemplates tearing everything out and re- fourteen In number; Adgle, and her lions- — 

-.-_. * .. ■ . V * * — . . .1 . . — I I I jl Hfj.a. 1 * I a I • , lilt n w\ . I V I ,.Lr n nj/.n \L* 111 nn U Mfl Itli 



Klein Ott and Nlckerson, Wilton Bros, ,iml 
Hlrohono and bis horses. The- spectacle 
and fireworks being termed the "llattle of 
Inkerman." Mllllnry evolntlons, bV Ca- 
nadian volunteers nud regulars, with tbe 



building a regular theatre for vaudeville per- 
formance*. All performers playing here are 
thankful that there was no one killed." 

Up IIkbbmann writes: "1 have Just 
rioted my engagement with the Manhattan 
Beach Theatre, after a run of ten con- 
secutive weeks. The engagement proved a 
great sneers*. J am now busy rehearsing 
an entirely new act for my coming tour lu 
vaudeville. The act will be one of tbe mOHt 

elaborate thirty-minute performance ever success r . — 

presented by any Magician. One of tbo gagements were prolonged for the rest-of the 




this wn« our 'firm appearance In Buffalo, at which we made popular last month IJhBuda 
ihc rise of the curtain we were extended on pert." ! _ _ Jr »»... 

ovrtlolT seldom gIveiTiiew faces nud respond- ^NoTsS WOM ToUaTT Mnprl «* 



ed many time* to encore*. The Buffalo pre** 
Is also very lavish In praise of our act. 
We piny Imuklrk, N. V. «ug. 8-1S. making 
nnr 'twelfth week there this Hummer." 

Amrta, mirror and lire dancer, opened, 
Ans;. 1, at Putnam, Conn., over the Maurice 
Boom park circuit.- „„. 

Makvfi.I.k and Ui.kahon nro In their fifth 
week on tbe J. W. (lorman circuit of parks, 
and are booked up until week of Sept 11'. 

Ilr.iiNFHi Evans, iif Evans, Devoe and 
White, .IS Np-ndlng the Summer at the Ram- 
sey House, Knuueonga, Sullivan County, N. Y. 



numbers of bis own, with wen. success that 
he wan engaged by Matthews A Bulger to 
.■..niis.se the entire score /or George Ades 
first musical comedy, entitled "The Night 

!j. n . 2S£?^!i'„*«5 t°?ti"SJ?S fh« This organization developed into the Dunne, 

Harlan k Well* Musical Comedy Co.. one 
of the moBt successful In the stage hlstoiy 
of the Houth, and for It Mr. Hoffman wrote 
the lyrics and the music for twenty-two 
different plavs during the three seasons ne 
was connected with It. Moreover, they were 
nil staged by hi* wife, so the most of the 
credit belonged to the house of Hoffmm. 
Klaw A Erlanger made him an offer, and 
as soon as he had completed his contract 
with Mr. Wells he Joined "The Bogers 
Brothers In I/ondon," writing several ot 
their big song successes. Including ' under 
the Sycamore Tree." He has composed the 
entire score for "The Bogers Brothers In 
Paris," which opens Aug. 20, under the 
musical direction of Mr. Hoffman, who also 
has several other contracts on hand. 

Kdounrd dc Bcszke stated Inst week that 
during ■ visit to London recently with, his 



Three Short Days 

To CleanUp Short Lengths. 

$l R is the marital key that unlocks the way to Amheirh Tailoring 
1 ♦hlJ t?m? TthaT Drice, It's the beginning of the end of the ends. 

tC ^SlSSSSfff. /BraHW meIoraIle remnant sale. 

Separate trousers— $4* 

ARNHEIM 

Broadway and 9th Street, New Yo rk. 



hthkls. — Wo closed a successful season at 
Knsthauiptcn, L. 1. The company was wel- 
comed by big houses everywhere, and I tie 
show made an. emphatic success. Mr. Don- 
nelly and the sluglug contingent returned 
to the Field aggregation, and the mtislclanR. 
with one exception, signed with Wm. It. 
West's Mttntrel*. The QuInlonR, club ex- 
pert*, will pliy dates. The Shelvey Bros. 
go wltli "Peck's Had Boy," Mat to play Un- 

E^| , a7y. an M^,age r r° t J h a-c r K %?&£. fftS a^SnfaOT^^ 

jRw Vork,. formulating his plans for .nan before the K' n?nn d Queen. n»»« J-J 



Vdr&K wrd d ecor^edX tS$r*2%U'&# 
"the Winter Ori^^Ar 
MA H Bw.i;"ijumVranTher y »on*kre camping Bg be Inrfentlfled with some road at- m5J^:^-JT. iTTHf 1^ «P.t Bprlngfl 



At.. Wun-I" now In lil- eleventh week at 
the Victoria Roof flardeu, this city, and la 
ft 111 a favorite Id his ndvelty act 



than ever, and with everything new • 

tint made any plana as yet for the Winter. Order, of .Art, Rclencs aed Musi.. 



with a party of friends 'In the mountains at. "V"'.": 
Pike County, IV.. 

>!«.»• Owjjiv IliNDAH, presented her hus- 
band with a girl haby Sunday, July 31. at 
their Hummer home In New Hampshire. 

Oi.i.ii. Yonito'AoMn BaoTitun, after playing 
ten weekK on. Hhayuo circuit of parks, clos- 
ing nt Snus Houi'l I'nrk, Chicago, opened at 
Toledo,. on Burt's .circuit, for four weeAs 

JJ9ANETTA' M*«THtJ.A writes : "1 am doing 
a high class operatic singing net and meet- 
lug with success.. I Was nt \Vca*t's Theatre. 



IDg Wltu NCm., J Wll* Ul nmiiiHuin m «i,T^f „n An» 'i 

l'enrla. III.. Inst, week and have plenty of {"".'f''?, «%■ £' II 

guiHt .Work, to follow." ~ - - " -' v^f.v-ns A«rn i'fe 

th.Wli WlviStor 1 iS2£ a* Man. okeT «§!»»«* ™™* Casino. North . Beach. 

r« 'Lf 1 n^Smi A^i ■••? Mhohomiu, y »^ noi f mC etlng with success In 



C'Aisr.v ash Fltkn write that thej> have 
signed for this season with Cliff Grant. 
This will make their second season with the 
chow. They have booked all Hummer in 
the Eastern parka, and spent a pleasant 
week at Atlantic City last week. 

A. Bt'DD, of Buntli and Hudd Co., tin* 
been Joined by Mnn*. .Thomas, cafeptric 
Ji'rencli comedian. They will soon ■produce 
a new act. 

Biixv B. Vas and Rosk Beaumont- were 
" at Mr. Van's- farm. 



ir* playing their third 



X" H. ' Knoll, cornett'st aad director of 
ajestlc Hotel Orchestra, Hot Springs. 
was recently presented with a gold 



Ark. 

cornet 



( HILDHKV OF THE STAGE. 



BY' AUNT IA1UIHA ELDRIWIE. 



In,, on or about Aug. 

Bulk MnttfM ami Sav HnKfRBW, after 
closlug nine weeks on the Frank Melville cir- 
cuit of parks, Aug. t), opened on the Jos. .t. 
Klvnti park circuit, ts, for tbe remainder ot 
the.'Sumtaer. They commence their season of 
vaudeville nt the Howard, Roston. Sept. SO. 

Tut) Great Uoutku Informs ns -that he 
played Sprlngbrook Casino, South Bend. 1ml., 
week July 31, closing the *how with his sen- 
sutlonnl aerial act. Millie Clio's monologue 
nnd character change front sonhrette to main 
ut tire Is always a HUrprlse lu the audience, 
mid Mr. Roster finds no trouble In booking 
their two single acts Jointly. 

Thh ntofLH at Sheedy's Freelrody Park 
Theatre (Chas. E. Cook, manager), Newport, 
K.I., week of Aug. 8:. Watson. Hutching* 
and, i;dwunlN, 
and May, 
Kegnsnx 
IMimont, and the vlugraph. 

.Ma. a-jii) Xlaa. Neii. Litoiipihi.d opened nt 
New Castle-on-Tyuc, ling., week July 'Si, and 
their act was a Inugh producer. 

Mt.T.F. Cabbih uliiyed at. Hoblson Park, Fort 
Wayne, lad., and ruporls meeting with great 
success, : . • - 

Path* Dovt.h, who la plnylng at the Ce- 
stui) Theatre, I'oledo, O., writes: "I have 
I'.-i-ii 
rei-oven 

K 

dement of The" Amlltor"um TheatrV" Ced^r cion"aSng* "a n<l " dances ; the Sprakgellas, 

ltarddT la The oiw was .nened Mon- * ba ">" v a "» mlwr ot novel niii*al In- 

ilav Aun 1 tuT eaiiacUv T»Sslnesa and w"i "t™ment*: Bice nnd Klng*ley, comcllnni.. 

'.iSXtlr.'ued' th^ghSlt th« i^li w7lh"ha fK "» » ««■«*/ ~ " J »» u » C "»* T " tne « rent 
low 
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wards, Harry J,e Clair. Misses Ford !?• 
y, Prentlop Trio, Ford and Wilson, «°.-. 
t animals,' Hill and Hughes, Daisy J> 



presenting their tinging, dancing nnd acro- 
batic act. Their time Is all Oiled until Oc- 
tober. 

nrrcHcoct: Bros (Chester J. and Ray- 
mond) will do a Yiddish song and dance act; 
It la new and they have rehearsed It* tho- 
roughly during their stay at Detroit,., .They 
expect to be busy all Winter. 

Zivmeb, the Juggler, Is In hi* third sue- 
cessfnl week at the New l'ork Boot. ■• 

Mb. and Mmb. V. O, Baoone (Paedorn) 
have returned to Norfolk, Va„ after an ali- 
sonce of six months. Mr. Ragone ha* en- 
tlrelv recoverwl his eyesight, nnu I* leader of 
Maxim'* Orchestra, at Virginia Beach. 

I.ASNAnn Bitos. jump from Asia to Rome, 
from Rome to Paris, and from the latter City 
to "On Pike." at the World's Fair, St. LouIh, 

"o. J 

Man. Jack Roianu (Edythe Calthrope) la 
going to rest at her borne at Detroit until 
xhe leaves with her husband. Jack Roland, of 
the Empire Comedy Four, for their -lour .of 
KngUnd, next July. . 

MAUINEIJ.A8, who closed with Bawtelle's 
Circus Saturday. Aug; 0, resumed playing 
Hummer retorts Monday, Aug. 8. 

Thr management of tbe Garrlck Theatre. 



Atlantic City, 



J., put In yaudcvllle for 



rinueo inrougniHii iiih wees wmi iuo iui- sl, - ta»u imia^niriii, ,.j ... il.iilifc 
,lDg in'ople : Itavetta, mugl.'lau : Wllllaraa ?. " , Js v f,, , m . n ,' e L mP "The Mau that Looka I, Le 
1 Mnyer, In H Iniighsble- sketch: the Two l 1 *J m ,* a J r r "°- " , T,le . JI »» « Brtt "*>*% l.uie 



Coltons, Edw. l.eo. In Illustrated songs : It, 
<:. Ksrr. plnnlsl : Currnn and Milton, In a 
society net, anil the Hellg polyscope, which 
was purchased and will he operated by me. 
The Iioiikh Is doing a tine business nnd every- 
thing Is booming. People for week of Aug. 
H are : Amnions nnd White, lu 'The Chap- 
iivk Music Lesson;' McGlnnla and Thomas, 
lii -Look Out for Paint;' Harold Clayton, 
Madge Milton, B. O. Farr, and the poly- 



Ma.* 1 

A. II. (Anc) Leavitt, business representa- 
tive of tbe Russell Bros., In "The Female 
Detective*" Co., writes : "Tbo «en*ou of the 
above company will open on Aug. 11, at tlm 
Lyceum Theatre. New Loudon, Conn. From 
there we go to Newport R. I., lli, andt Woon- 
socket. It. I., 13. Week of Aug. 15 *e Will 
lie at the Grand Opera House, Boston, with, 
ihe Umpire, Providence, week of 21!, and the 
Metropolis. New York, week of 29, to follow. 



It Is a great mistake that the most people 
labor under to tbink that the child actors 
and 'actrettes are overworked. Ill treated or 
unhappy, for It Is not so. There. Is not a 
child anion? them that la not kindly treated 
liv every member of tbe company, and loved 
according -to their good or bad conduct, but 
It Is only fair to say that nearly all the chil- 
dren of the stage are well behaved and lov- 
able. .. . 

Their health Is carefully watched, and they 
are well fed and protected from bad weather 
and draughts of nlr, and those, whose part* 
require them to lie up late, are persuaded to 
take a nap of a couple of hours In the after- 
noon. These little stars seldom go to school, 
so they have home training, which allows a 
large amount of rest aad time for out door 
exercise, which they are encouraged to take 
by way of tonic. Their hours of study, rest, 
diet, clothing und bathing, are all Oxed and 
administered with n care aad regularity that 
Insures their health, and Indeed they are all 
bright and rosy. And healthy, too. 

The nctora and actresses make pets of 
tbem and always hnve some little trifle 
In their pockets for the child actor or act- 
ress. Often the leading man will be seen 
trotting around with the baby star on his 
shoulder, or tbe heroine of the play will 
he seen busily engaged dressing a doll for 
the, little girl or helping to make a kite 
for the boy. Georgia Cnyran was never so 
happy a* when she could get a party of the 
little children of the stage off with her 
for a day In the park, and It In that way 
all through the profession. 

The first children I remember to have been 
on the stage were the Batemans, Kate and 
Rlleu. They did not have pretty parts writ- 
ten on. purpose for tbem where they could 
he Just their awn natural little selves, but 
they, played In the legitimate drama of the 
old school, and 1 remember seeing them play 
In Rarnum's Museum, In Philadelphia, in 
"Ulchard 111" aud "Macbeth." One of them 
was Richard, and the other had the- next 
strongest part In that tragedy, and It was 
wonderful how Well they played those heavy 
parts. In one of them oue child was Lady 
Macbeth, and she gave the dagger scene with 
great force. Hhe wore a velvet gown. They 
Both dressed in velvet a good deal, and It 
became them' well. They did not do the 
whole play,, as that would have been too 
arduous for such children, so they did only 
certain acts which were considered as the 
most powerful, and' other members of the 



everybody's heart as a little girl who loved 
her doll next to her 111 treated and unhappy 
brother After he bad finished h s engage- 
ment In the play Wallle traveled all i trough 
the country as little Lord Kauntleroy. 

Tommy Russell began play ng at a very 
early age. 1 remember bim In ' May Blos- 
som " I was playing Aunt Debbv. In "May 
Blossom," that season, and there f* J part In 
Ir where the little girl's pet Mjlfcjljl 
she get* all her child friends and fey have 
a funeral and bury the bird and kneel about 
the little grave. Some of the children were 
Small, only two and tnrwyaar. o d and one 
Ihe smallest, has to say ''poor little bird, Is 
it really dead?" and be could only say poo 
llty bold. 1th It wee'ly dead?" and when they 
nil got down on their kpeet. he threw his 
little head back so far that it was In danger 

oStSm my little grandson, Hatwood 
Ryan (I have two grandsons), was there 
and went on with the rest of the children, 
and maoaged to do all they did In proper 
manner, though but two years old, when the 
big chandelier attracted his eyes and he 
wouldn't leave the stage with the rest : of 
the children, but advanced to tbe rootllghts 
nnd held out both hands, working his fingers 
eagerly, as he said : "Me want It, me want 

Harwood's mother, known on the stage as 
Mllle Eldrldge, began her stage life when 
she was five years old In Barnum'e Museum, 
In Philadelphia, as the child In "The Strang- 
er." and played In child parts until she 
crew up. _ , 

Presay Eldrldge, my other grandson, hat 
played almost everywhere, and doubtless 
most of ihe readers of this have heard him 
sing nnd dance and play. I cannot some- 
how seem to understand that time does not 
stand still for children, and that they will 
grow old like the rest of u*. 

BlJon Fernandez was a pretty little girl, 
and a verv clever and lovable one. Hhe U 
now a full blown actress. In the "May 
moasoin" Company Hhe had a very pretty 
part. Tommy Russell, now In Wall Street, 
was a little tot there In a sailor milt, with 



1. "OUR PRESIDENT"— One of the best 
Campaign March Songs ot tbe season. Lively tad 
uptodatc. (Aaurego). 2. '-Tne01dHome*teaa"- 
A l>ea ntllul Southern Ballad. Copies for piano 
sent t o any address on receipt of 260. Send up to 
date programme* for professional copies. No 
cards go. VERNON MUSIC CO., SpringOeld, Vt. 

WANTED- For DOWN ON THE FARM CO., 
a Propertv Man to play small part and double 
brass; Man with good, strong specialty for C'liloa- 
man; double tints* If possible. All first letter. 
Chester Leroy and Berbert Plank, please write. 

CHAS. NANLEY, Room 1. 186* Broadway, N. Y. 



PROFESSIONAL Show Ad. Writer, 20 years' 
experience: All Kinds of Catchy Show Advertis- 
ing properly prepared for the printer; Heraldsand 
Press Matter written or revised; Sketches m&de 
for cats, block work and lithograph: many new 
Ideas and winning scheme*. F. E. Woods Box 
164, MasaUlon.O. ' 

WANTED, to Fill In Balance of Tent Show 
Season, S. and B. Girls, and Good Specialty Peo- 
ple. No Alns or boozers. Make It low; It It sure. 
Silence of one week polite negative. Tent new 
thli season, aud It waterproof. IDEAL KNTKK- 
TAJNERS, no Tremper Aven oe, K ingston, N. Y. 

HIGH. Diving Fox Terrier and Ladder, r.j; 
Somersault Dog, $S5; BItck Curly French Poodle, 
$jo. Harry Dickinson, aj« Forest Park Bldg.;St. 
Louis, Mo. 

SKETCHES, Burlesques, Travesties, Etc., 
written to order; only the best work famished to 
professionals. Jos. Kershaw, 829 Buttonwood St., 
Phlla. 



^ P ,^» WiMAim r..nnrt« that he I* In tbo *"<>"■ ■• popular priced show our production, company took their places at other times. 

CiIas. wiMAjg* reports that lie is in inn ... * uioiionitn one ns wt> enrrv a BOft. I remember, too, of seeing them play "The 

seventh week of a successful engagement at ^, load of acenef v All" our nrl?Mng% sne- Merchant of Venice." one belug Shylock and 

""i.^TJi'l VSX- Stt,S««. . r'al. The company will wnaCof eWitSTit the other .Portia. Of the two Ellen was the 



TllK Gmkat Iancii la spending III* vara 
Hon nt hi* Summer cottage at Walden. N. 
Y., on ihc Hudson Btver. He will open his 
Kail engsgemciit at Walden, on the Harold 
Cox. circuit of fiilra, for Blue weeks, and will 
open on the Keith circuit Oct. 24, for a three, 
months' cniragcmeut lu theatre*. He Iisk 
added many new fefllures to his art. ami 
state* that he I* Ihe originator of doing a 
buck somersault when the wire Is under lull 
swing. 

Mu. tM) Mits, W. II. Maxwell (Daisy 
IniilicY), who have Juki llnlbbed a tour of 
the Western parks, intend taking a rest 



._ company . 
people, 'ncludlng tbe start, the Russell'Brotli- 
crs. , , , 

__ music and Soito, 

Max Hoffman, the popular composer and 

musical illrertor, who writes the music for 
the Rogers Brothers' production*, ubtlet di- 
rection of Klaw A Erlanger, has Joined the 
Wltninrks "comnosera corps," and In the 
future will publish hi* songs and 1n*fm-, 
men; ul numbers through that house cxclus- 



more clever. 

In those days there used .to be a farce, In 
oue act, before tbe tragedy or after, and 
they used to play In one called "Little 
Pickle," and they did it well, too, but tbey 
both preferred the legitimate, as It was more 
suited to what they considered their dignity. 

Among the dear children whom I have 
kuown on the stage are : Wallle Eddlugcr, 
Tommy Russell, Oracle Paulln, BIJou Fer- 
nandei. Baby Wood, Elsie Leslie and Pressy 
Eldrldge, my little grandson. Strange II 
seems to me now to be obliged to think of 
all as grown up and taking their part as 

man tn/i n'liman In tha vrnslil'u n-mbi t^Ar,r< 



long pretty curl*, and the principal thinj,- 
be did whh to declare that he was Just spoil- 
ing for a fight, and dared anyone to knock 
a chip off hlB shoulder. Elsie Leslie made 
a reputation for talent that wll make it dif- 
ficult to maintain now that she Is grown up 
Into sweet and lovely womanhood. 

line night I had to laugh, as did the audi- 
ence, at a little Incident thnt happened to 
Lucille Western when she was playing In 
t. mil. the Forsaken." Iu this play Ts a 
little girl who is asked by the star: "What 
Is'your Uame, little one?" 

Lucille Western had been obliged to en- 
gage a 'lttle girl Inexperienced In stage mat- 
ters, and when the time came to ask "What 
Is your name, little one';" the child lilted 
un her small tieml and screeched out Inno- 
cently, "Mary Murphy." 

Poor Miss ftesurn tried to cover this by 
saying: "Your name la Leah, Is It not';' 
Bnt the youngster sturdily replied, "No, It 
is Mary Murphy." 

This brought the house down and spoiled 
the whole play. 

Many, many things are stored In memory 
of the doing* of the children of other days, 
nnd I love to think of them and it matters 
little to me that those aame children are 
men and women now, since they will always 
he children to me. 

«il 
A NOVEL PERFORMANCE. 



FOR SALE— Enterprise Stereoptlcon No. 3: 
Improved Optlgraph calcium Barner, 2f> Flue 
Mechanical Slides, Colored;' T2SfU Fine Fllmt, 
Sc reen,only»7.'i;sent on deposit of |6,ex»rnlnatlou: 
enolose sump. O. P. Barkley. Mt. Peasant, Pa. 

'WANTED— All Around Medicine Performer, 

Organ Player, do Specialties; Sonbrette preferred. 

Comedians who change for week, make good ; long 

eUKagtnient for right parlies; lowest first letter. 

MODERN MEDICINE CO., Tlonesta, Pa. 



NEW TYPEWRITTEN SKETCHES, $1.00 each. 

"Qet On" My Mind" (tramp and soubret te|, "Please 

Wake Op" (eccentric, 2 male*). Sketches writteu 

to order, $20 up. Address BERNARD KLiNO. 

Playwright, 7 Bulflnch Street, Boston, Mass. 

SIDE SHOW MtCN.— A Big 1 10,000 Museum, 
Paintings, Curios, Banners, Curtains, Lights, Peep 
Show, War and Detective Museum rorsale, $«4.m. 
List free. WM. NELSON, 
_ 8 _V» n Norden St., No.Ciimbrldge, Mass. 

WANTED— All kinds of Medicine Performer-, 
Black Face Comedian, Irish, Dutch change for a 
week. Must do Specialties and Comedy In acts. 
Live la camp. Salary, all yon are worth. All let- 
t ars answered. F. K, MILLER, Tuscola , 111. 

FOR BALE— Train Robbery, Fairyland, Life 
of Firemen, ltoblnson Crusoe: 7c. ft; others 6e. ft. 
CHARLES RAY, Cumberlan d, «d. 

WOULD LIKE TO JOIN ROAD SHOW' AS 
PROPS. Address JOHN VON STATTEN, 
en Berr Stree t, llarrltburgjPa. 

Wanted to buy, wood marimba- 
phone. Must be at least 2 •,' Oouves Chromatic. 
Full particulars and lowest cash price. (Have Hlg 
Novelty for Sale). P. A. PHILLIPS, 
2J5 Chauncey St, Brooklyn, N.Y. 



They will be. the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Will i v(> i... ji r . Hoffman, who has come to the men and women In the world's work today. 

M. Creasy for n few weeks at their Summer f^t „. n surprising rate within the nam Wallle Eddlnger flr«t played In "Among 

home. Lake Huunpar. N. H. Mr. and Mrs. ( rv seasons, fins back of his undoubted the Pine*." at tbe People's Theatre, where 

Maxwell will noon produce n new anil novel nbtllty aa a production composer and dlrec- Mary Flske saw him and inntantly decided 

Hlnclng nnd comedv playlet, written cape- | r. n practical experience that comparatl7e- that he. nnd he only, should take the tender 

dally for ibem by Mr. Crrssy, entitled "liana ■» few writers for the stage have enjoyed, and touching child's part In her beautiful 



Wngner. of Aveuun A.' 

Hi Tom \Vabd writes : "On Wednesday 
afternoon, Aug. 3, 1 made a balloon aweonlmi 
at Riverside Park, Montreal. Can. I went up 
to the height of two thonsHitd feet, and came 
down Just outside of Ihe park fence." 

t'.iM'. Bn.NAi-iT.i, the llou tamer, who was 
hurt by one of his lions' at Rostock's Animal 
Show, Drennilaud, has been pronounced out 
iif danger at tbe Reception Hospital, Coney 
island, N. X. w 



harmony, and when * mere boy mUatbts, 
debut an llr.it violin of Dam's Symphony 
Orchestra, In St. Paul, Minn. He then was 



engaged by George Cnstb- to lead the Olyiu- 

Iilc Thcntre Orchestra, In Chicago, where 
le wielded the baton for several seasons 



and learned to Interpret every sort of score, 
from song and dance to opera selections. 
Gradnally, aa he learned the popular taste, 
ht begin, writing songs ami Instrumental 



play ot "Philip Herne." This play was 
Vraigtr* wit with success a short time before 
her sad death, which hat left an empty place 
In ray heart that can never be filled. 8he 
was the truest friend, and had the kindest 
heart of any one I ever knew, and how much 
she loved children, and how much children 
loved her, words csnnot tell. Even the home- 
less und desolate dogs found In her a friend 
and refuge. 

She chose Wallle Eddlnger, and ha won 



A theatrical performance out of the or- 
dinary took place nt the Garrlck Theatre, 
London, Eng. July 10, for n charity bene- 
fit. After "The Fairy's Dilemma," the regu- 
lnr bill at the Garrlck, another play, by W. 
s. Gilbert, which was written some forty 
years ago, and had not been seen In Lon- 
don for a long time, was put on. Mr. Gilbert's 
work was "Itoseneranz and Gulldensteln," 
a parody on "Hamlet" Tbo odd feature of 
the performance was that all tbe roles In tbe 
burlesque were taken by eminent play- 
wrights, and the cast Included such names 
as Capt. Marshall, Anthony Hope, Bernard 
8haw and W. 8. Gilbert, who played King 
Claudius. 

In the plot It appears that King Claudius 
had In his youth written a Ave act tragedy 
mi bad that It ran for only ten minutes and 
received a frightful "roasting.". The tragedy la 
naturally a tender subject to Claudius, and, 
as he tells his queen, although the play was 
already five acta too long, he added a sixth, 
an act by which the penalty of death was 
meted out to alt who sneered at the play. 
The mere mention of the ill fated tragedy Is 
also fatal. 

Tbe Hamlet of the parody baa the same 
tendency to soliloquy which Shakespeare's 
hero exhibits, and causes considerable dis- 
tress at the court by falling Into a melan- 
choly monologue on all occasions. Conse- 
quently Roeencrana and Gulldensteln are 
summoned and Invited to try to put a stop 
to tbe unfortunate young man's mania for 
soliloquy. Ophelia, who is the daughter of 
the Lord Chamberlain, has been betrothed 
to Hamlet, but does not care for tbe prince, 
nnd cherishes a fondness for RoRencrantr. and 
a plan is concocted to get Hamlet out of the 
way. 

The one remaining copy of Claudius' 
tragedy Is In the possession of the Lord 
Cuamberlalo, and at the suggestion of Rosen- 



WANTED, Musicians, for Academy of Music, 
at Charlotte, N. C, Leader, Clarionet and Punlm . 
About loo performances dur,ng season, aad pay 
only by tbe night. Address, with experience and 
full particulars, S.A. Schiois, Wilmington, S. ''■ 
Season opens Sept. 1. 

FOR SALE. ILL. BONO OUTFIT, CHEAP. 
WILL EXCHANGE FOH POI.i lye ORGAN. 

■ JOHN 0. RAE, Joplln, Mo. 



crantz Ophelia steals It from bis study. Then 
Hamlet, all unconscious of tbe traitorous 
conspiracy. Is persuaded to act It, and a* the 
chief part contains many soliloquies the 
prince is delighted, and with the help of some 
strolling players presents the tragedy before 
tbe court ' 

Claudius Is enraged at seeing the tabooed 
tragedy presented before the- court with the 
prince In the star role, and poor Hamlet Is 
sentenced to be banished to a country called 
'Kngle-land," where dwells a cultured race 
who will enshrine this exile In their benrt*. 
As Claudius says, he believes tbe people there 
will put up with that sort of thing 
■ Hamlet, according to Ophelia, "Is Idiotic- 
ally sane, with lucid Intervals of Insanity." 
Captain Marshall's rendering of tbe role was 
said to be excellent, and the poor prince'* at- 
tempts to soliloquize were most amusing. 

».- 3. Gilbert as the heavy father with 
bushy eyebrows, was. so excellent as to al- 
most make one feel a passing regret that 
be had spent most of his life writing play* 
Instead of acting tbem. Other distinguished 
playwrights had "thinking parts." Anthony 
Hope. Col. Newnhsm Davis, Edward Rose 
and others, while Lady Colin Campbell- was 
the Queen, and Madeline Lucette rfyley was 
Ophelia. ..,;... 

The play was no amusing as to please even 
those who regard a parody of Shakespeare 
as a sacrilege. ■ , 

■■ w ■ » 

' Conditioned. 
CHHBcn— Did you aay your boy L* still 
punning bis studies at college? 

Gotham— Yes : he htsn't caught up with 
tbem yet."— I'osiers fllatrimait. 



AUGUST 13.' 



__TIITC ISTEW VOBK ' CLIPPER. 



565 



The 14 FLYING BANVAROS 

THE ».?HS^?.I. AERIAL A CT EVER PRODUCED IN AMERICA. 

.«—'« /IHTkCI j, . * ™ *"*"" e, " ,B « ■« «»i« Dominion of Canada Exhibition, \\ Innipeg, MaaUoba, pliers they were t>ag.g>rt for III* Feature Attraction. 

MANAGERS OF CIRCUSES OR FAIRS WANTING A BIG FEATURE AERIAL ACT, 

LOU UU \i T 1 00 Jiu" BERT BAI ' VARI> • M «M«r ft Flying B.mvard.. F.rm».nt AddreM. ear. of 8.D. RICARDO, lftft Randolph St., CHICAGO, ILL. 

| -irHiw weerar- Aug. 22 and Week of Sept. 5 Open for THE 5 FLYING BANVARDS, the Greatest Casting Act in existence. Address as above. . 



WA.WT 

MUSICIANS 

FOR SMALL BAND. 

AND 

Several Good Performers 

Tiiir double Concert, state ill. Address 

WM. TODT SHOW, 

BBA ISLE CITY, V. J. 



WANTED. 

Woman for Juveniles, leads aid 

Ingenues; Man for 

General Business. 

OTHER USEFUL PEOPLE, WRITE. . 

KLARK URBAN CO., Bucksport, Maine. 



WANTED, 

If 111 Ml SMS. QUICK 

Cup-see a Trap Drummer, Baritone Doubling 
Mrjng. Clarionet Band and Orchestra and other 
food Minstrel People at all tiroes: Doubling Hra-- 
especially. Wire or write, WARD'S MINSTRELS, 
Haonltal, Mo., Aug. 11 j Qulnoy, 111., 12; Klrksvllle, 
Mo., 13; Moberly, Mo., 16; Chlllicothe, Mo., 16; 
Hlcbmond, lto., 17; Islington, Ho., It; Lilierty, 
Mo., lfc_ 



For Joshua Simpkins, 

BASS and TUBA, 

Olarlonot Plnyor, 

HEAVY and OHABACfSB OLD MAN. 

Alarm 0. B. BOO, SpokaJM, Wtlu . 

FfiP CilV One 30X50 TENT, P. P. top, 
run OAbO. in One condition; o sec- 
tions or 5 tier seats, stage 9x14 curtains, wing* and 
masking,! 14x10 wall tent, l doable and 3 single 
soring cots with bedding, 1 3-burner gasolene 
stove and oven, dishes for 6 people and all cooking 
utensils, 4 torches, i gasolene cans, organ, stake 
puller, 2 sledges, 2 trunks, 3 boxes and tables. 
Best offer takes it. A snap. Cost {300. Will sell 
cheap. $24 down, bal. C. 0. J)„ privilege of exam- 
ination. MYRON' L. BACON, 

Rushford, Fillmore Co. Minn. 

KVKBYBODY GAM 

Make big money with" the latest Racing Machine 
Amusement. A sure start to fortune. A first one 
of this kind. Experience unnecessary. Biggest 
money maker ever known. No explanation by 
letters. Everybody is invited to come see the free 
working of that every day from 1 to 8. 
A Mr BE ME ST CO.. 

482 West Broadway, K. Y. 
Don't fall to Investigate. 

fmsTlufsiPEBloli CO,, 

To play "Pair" date week beginning Sept. 4. lftW. 
Best show town In Slute for right CO. MUST BK 
STRONG. Address MANAGER, Opera House, Box 
No. s, Tazewell, Va. 



i. W. GORMAN'S 
PARK CIRCUIT, 



Ml 

roa in. in> ten., 

VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

INCLUDING HEADLINE*, 

1 TO 6 WEEKS. 

J. W. GORMAN, 

COLONIAL BI'ILDI.VG. BOSTON. 



Auditorium 

ASSUMPTION, ILL. 

Population, ^,&oo. New house; sealing 4to. Elec- 
tric llthte. Mining town. Pay on loth anil 2eth 
or each month. Address 

A. CONNER . 



WISH TO LEASE THEATRE 

in flood, Enterprising town of 6,000 to I6.000 

population, 

OR INVITE OFFERS FROM FIRST CLASS, 

ROAD ATTRACTION 

As Manager or Treasurer. 

Addrees "EXPERIENCE," care of CLIPPER. 



To pose In costume tor Illustrators. Also Supe- 
rior Chorus Girls for small N. Y. City Ligu Opera 
Co. No agent's fee demanded. Managers re- 
quiring young women of the better class should 
call on me. F LAOO, 7il Fift h Ave., N. Y. 

Good Pianist, 

To double Baritone or .SlIdeTromtione; preferoi... 
who arranges; must be sober: state suiary. Ad- 
dress SHERMAN McVENX. Mgr. "TWO MERRY 
TRAMPS," as per route: Aug. 12, Petoskey, M Ich.t 
13, Pelllston, Mich.; 15, Sault Ste. Marie. Canada; 
Id, Sault Me. Marie, Mich.; 17, Munlslng, Mich.; 18, 
Marquette, Mich.; 10, Ishpemlpg, Mich.; 20, Esca- 
naba, Mich.; 22. Rhlnelauder, Wis.; 28, Merrill, 
Wis.: 24. Ashland, Wis.; 25, M, 27, lmluth, Minn. 



WANTED, FOR 

Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Go. 

People In all branches, also a Double Buss and 
Tuba, or Tuba and Piano; Cornet, Band and 
Orchestra, and Colored Men that can play Brass. 
Ana. as per route; (lEO. PECK, Manager. 



Wanted, A I Sketch Team 

Must do singles, also change, for one or two 
week stands. Salary f 20 week and ex. Stop at 
hotela. If yon don't know the business keep off. 
Steady work year around if you can dll the Mil. 
No Performer, Lecturer need apply. Address DR. 
*" , Bright Life Med. Co., ~ 



W. JOHNSON, 



, Sandusky, 0. 



Wanted Quick 

THROUGH DISAPPOINTMENT), 

Juvenile Leading Lady, Pianist, Prop. Man with 
specialties. State lowest. 1 pay all. 

IQW CARROLL, 8utton, W. Vi. 

AGENT WANTED 

One that can wildcat. Must have car show ex- 
perience. Needed on account of sickness of Mr. 
"'heeler. State all. L. M. BOYER, 

Mgr. C hristy Bros.' Minstrels, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 

MEDICINE PEOPLE WANTED, all Branches; 
Musical Teams, Comedians, Novelty Acts, Etc. 
Stop in hotels; I par all. Drinkers and chasers, 
save stamps. MODERN REMEDY CO., No. 2, 
Cor. Olivet and Central Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. 



Wanted, a PARTNER, 

FOB A BUCK FADE S1I8IIB 

AID 0AICU6 ACT. 

No boozer. Address B. RICH, care of CUPPER. 



NOTICE. 

For party with lew hundred dollars, here Is a 
RAKF, OPPORTUNITY. 1 have the plays, some 

good bookings, and good line of paper. SHOW 
PENS OCTOBER. Can offer good engagement 
If party Is clever woman. Address 

P. 0. BOX 1400, Providence, R. I. 



WANTED, for the 
JACK CORE STOCK CO.. 

Repertoire People B All Lines, Sketch Team (ma . 
and woman) capable or playing responsible line 
of parts, Pianist (lady preferred). Mate all first 
letter. Address 

JACK CORH. Mgr., Huttontvllle, W. Va. 



WANTED. FOLDING ORGAN.- WILL 
EXCHANGE ILL. SONG OUTFIT, OR PAYCASH. 
JOHN G. RAE, Joplln, Mo. 



I HAVE ASSUMED MANAGEMENT OF 
HARRY LINDLET 00. FOR SEASON and require 
Heavy Man, Juvenile Man. Etc. B. 8. DEEKB, 
care of MR.. JOSEPH BECKWITH.IO Oarrtithers 
Avenue, London, West Ontario, Canada. 



WANTED, Canvaamen for Small Tent Show. 
Move only once a week. $12 a month, good board. 
rou sleep In a bed Snap for men who can stand 
good treatment. Performers who can fake organ. 
Not a Med. Show. WILL HOUGHTON, Elenors, Pa. 



WASTED, PARTNER, for Han't Balancing 
and Tumbling. Weight 1401b. BROOKS, 

loe Pineapple St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



WANTED AT ONCE— First Class F log- 
master that can work Dogs and Ponies; Tuba and 
Baritone Players. Write all in first letter; boozers 
aad disorganizes, eave stamps; all must be ready 
to Join on receipt or wire. Want Tent, 40, with 30 
M. p , ion. Wall: want Tent, 80, with 40 M. P., ion. 
Wall. Want 200 Feet of Side Wall: must be cheap 
and in good condition. For further particulars, 
address 8E1BEL BROS., Watertown, Wis. 

WANTED, SITUATION AS ADVANCE AGENT 
FOR THEATRICAL COMPANY. Address 
W. C. LEONARD, Westwood, Ma ss. 

WANTED, Boy Singer and Dancer. Colored 
or White. Age, 10 or 12. VARA STANLEY, 
Empire Theatre, St. Paul, Minn., or care CLIPPER. 



TOR CAPT. W. I). AMENT8 GREAT LONDON 
GHOST SHOW, swell dressed lady Singer or 
Musical Artist, Sketch Team, Comedian and 
goubret'e; Piano Player. Only young, good look- 
ing and well dressed people need ar ply. Win. 
Mcuurk wire quick. CAPT. W. D. AMBNT. 
Jackson, .M Mi., a tig. 8-16. 



OSMAN-HOYT STOCK CO. 



WANT JUVENILE MAN 

TO COMPLETE ENTIRE CO. Always pleaaed to 
hear from good agreeable people with strong 
specialties. Managers In Tenn.. N. and C. Carolina 
send open time. _ 

JOHN OSMAN. Manager. Ben Davis, Ind. 



i Ira ew CO. m 



Comedian with specialty, Man lor Juvenile Leads 
and Man fcr General Business. Appearance, 
wardrolie, ability, essential. Manager- Id Georgia, 



Alabama and Mississippi, send open time. Ad d ret - 
BERGMAN AND0UMMIN08, 
Aug. 8 and week. Spencer. Ind iana. 



ED. 



.. 



F. DAVIS' 

TOM' 



MA8TERLY 
REVIVAL, 



ff 




- Prop, and Mgr. 

nnilse. POSIT1V ELY THE GREATEST 



ED. E. DAVIS 

The.only one that "squares" with every written and pictured promise. POSITIVELY THE great 
TOURING PRODUCTION OF THE PEOPLED PIAY EVER PROJECTS H. Transported nil Its Own Train of 
Palace Cars. OUTCLASSING ALL OTHERS. AWAY BEYOND AM. RIVALRY. THIS IS NO BLATANT 
1II.A8T OF "UNCLE TOM" "HOT AIR," ORIGINATING FROM THE OVER HEATED FURNACE OF IMAGI- 
NATION, but a plain statement of a simple mailer of tact. No flood Old "Has Been" or "Will Be," bal "IS" 
IT RIGHT NOW. 
SEASON OPENS NEAR BUFFALO, N. V., SEPT. I. 40 WEEKS' TIME PILLED. 

WANTED, TO FILL VACANCIES: 

WHITE CANT.— Artist, for >»rlou» Rol.«. \> 

MUSICIANS.— Donble Band and Orch-stsa. 

f UI.UREI) PEOPLE WANTED.— Th. Cleverest M.I. and r-Vn.ats Sl.gcr., n.nreri, 
Musician' and Cake Walls.r. of Us. Haro. 

Stag, t'arpi-ater, Vaad.vlll. Arl.i Any stage or Street Novelty. Writ. Lowest 

" Idr.r 



Salary, W. Pay Hoard. Addr.sa (letter only), 



127 W. Twentieth Street, HEW 



1*011. 



BIG SELLING 





Contain Songs, Joke*. Parodies, 
It re 1 1 at Inn ■ , Etc., 

75c. Per 100; $6 Per 1,000. 

Cash With order. No C. O. II. 

Samples, 10 fonts. 
WEHMAN BROS., 

m PARK ROW, N. V. 



T* O OK! 

All Territory Open for Stuck ir Repertoire. 

THE EDITOR, 

A NAVAL CADET, 

THE PRINCESS OF PATCHES, 

A GIRL FROM FRISCO, 

Aud a dozen other good plays. Address 

AL. TBAHERN, 

II W. SStn St., N. V. 



SECOND SEASON 1904-5. 

The Johnstown Flood. 



Rehearsals 



Aug. 24. 

uvenlle Man, 



WANTED— Leading Juvenile Man, Heavy 
.Man, Comedian, character Man, Heavy Woman, 
Soulirette. Alan Al Agent. 

EDW. HuUOHTON. Butuvla, N. Y. 



F-IRST CLASS 

Black Face Comedian 

That can Put on Acts, Sing and Dance) aud change 
for two weeks. Must play Violin, organ or Banjo. 



\»Vs.n-t«»cf, 



pi* 

For Donna Troy stock anS "A Desperate Crime" 
Co.: all lines. Band people, write. 
JAMES L. 0LA88, Manager, Marysrllle, Ohio. 



For Sale, Slot Machines, 

SLIGHTLY USED. Write for particulars. 
Add. UO FMKIEB A OEEOANS, Glen Jean, W. Va- 

Wanted Qtalolc, 

Inanimate Curiosities for fairs, wllh palminr. 
Anything that will get money. Must be rhtap. 
THOS. L.FINN. Lyme, N.H. 



Silsry I M.oo. Neat dresser; no drunkard 
tickets advanced. Your money every night i 
(be show. No C. O. O. messages, if yon ean't 



no 

after 



make good gave your stamps. Addrei 

DR. E. T. BARRY, 

210H Gano Ave., St Louis. Mo. 

MEDICINE MEM'S PRICES. 

Cheapest Heat* in America. 
Herirn and Oil ill size), flow 
per groat; Vegetable Specific (Id 
ounce, liquid), 114.40 per gross; 
Soap, white or green (cartoned), 
fl.w) per gross; Dentifrice, 80.7O 
per gross. Elegant printing, 
"Pointers" and Lectures free. 
J. T. R. CLARK, Kansas City.Mn. 




DO IT NOW 

Before you go on the road look over your slock 
of FILMS and SLIDES and see If yon have any 

old oue« that yon wlsn to exchange for new ones. 
We al ways carry a large stock or new and second- 
hand PilmiaiitlHongHlldea at well as Machine- 
on band, and will exchange your old ones If ymi 
so desire. - Send us a list of what you have and 
we wtli at once let you know how we will trade. 

■ere Are Seat e! Onr BABGAIS8 : 

ONE EDISON UNIVERSAL MACHINE, 

COMPLETE 140.00 

S0Q FT. OF FILM 4K.00 

EDISON TRAIN ROBBERY fli.oo 

Over 100 UTS OP SON SLIDES. 

HAN WITH THE LADDER AND THE HUE, fl.oo 

PER SET 
DOES- THIS TRAIN GO TO HEAVEN, $7.00 PER 

SET 

blue'brll. 

i've got a feeling for you. 

We Rent Maehln.s, Film, and Slide., 
Wltk or Without Operator.. 

RADIUM DANCE 

THE CRAZE OP NEW YORK. 
THIS HIT OP PI FF! PAPPI POUF! 
THR HIT OP LOIR PIILLkK. 
THR HIT OP THR ST. IjOI/IM 
WORLD'S PAIR. 
For full particulars address 

ALFRED L. HAR8TN It CO., 

LIS E. lath St., Tel. 3*12 (Ira. 

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. 



The Winning Candidate 

In the battle for mi audience'* applause Is 
the nue who ha* gotten bis parodies, lokee 
and stories from 

Madison's Budgef No. 9. 

World's greatest book of comedy, con- 
taining 31 Original Parodies, 9 new Mono- 
logues, 4 great Sketches, new Dutch, Irish 
and Hebrew Specialties; Comic Poems, 
Toasts and Epuapns; two roaring farce.. 
two big burlesques, besides hundreds of 
new Gags, Stories and Jests— so nig pages. 
One dollar per cony. Hack numbers as fol- 
lows: any l, |1. M; any .1, U; uuy 4, »a.M> 
or Budgets 3, 4, 7, » and o. $3. Others out of 

Rrinl. Send alt orders to tny agent, L, J. K- 
IEIL, 1404 Third Ave . New York. 



ran i am business. 

id 1 GENERAL BUSINESS 

TO MANAGE BTAORt 



RHE LORRAINE CO. WANTS 

For Nobs PsrkThistrs, Hamilton, Can., 
For,. balance of Summer slock hen* uwl fur 
regular season, clever Leading Man, Hue Hue 
nl iiiiriM : clever Heavy Mun and good I 'time- 
iliiin, with specialties. Small Soufirelte wllh 
siiPclnltleN. Woman to plsy second biiH., Sne- 
1'lult.v I'eople who play parts, and other Use- 
ful Peonlv, write. Wardrobe and ability neces- 
sarjr, Suite all first letter. Kill! LOKIIAINi:, 
(.'are: Nona I'urk Theatre, Hamilton, (Int. 

At Liberty. 

RXPRR1RNORD 

CORNETTIST 

SB, and O. 

■ rVsatM Like lo l.<u nie or Travel. 
.70S.. ill, HNAIR, - - - Crestim, lawn. 



WANTED, FOR 

Kalola Concert Co.. 

A GOOD, ALL AROUND PERFORMER, CONTOR- 
TIONIST or JUGGLER; must be used to medicine 
business; tell all you do in first letter, and lowest 
salary. CLEM HACKNEY, Griffin. <j». 

UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY. 

'wAix'ri^jO, 

Musicians, Trap Drummer. Trombone, Clarionet, 
liar tone, double violin. Also Sou rette and Use- 



ful People. 
DAVE B. 



Pay own toiei. 
LEVIS 



Address 
Tribune Building, Chicago. 



ORIENTAL DANCER 

WANTED. 

I want a Pint Class Coo-Cbee Dancer. Must be 
small and good looking. Work year 'round with 
Urst class, recognised road show. Send photo. 
Address qniek. W. W. H.IGIf, 

General Dellvely. Post Office. Atlantic Clt.i, N. J. 



it Liberty, MUMEM, 

For Lend, or Heavies. Write or wire, 
aa west laisi Ht^JhmXmt. 

HOW TO SET AN ORCHESTRA FREE 

FOR YOUR D.NCE OR ANY PLACE OP AMUSE 
MENT. ADDRESS, WITH STAMP. 

W. U. STOCK WELL, Ames, la. 



CIRCUS PEOPLE 

Of All Kindt. 

Write or wire lowest Miliary. 

LAMO.N'T IIIMIM., 
Klierlrtnn, Indiana, Aug. Ul; Klrkiln HI, Col- 
fax IB, 



IN mm MICE AGENT. 

Must iif nober ond rellahle. Hillary or BSS> 
cenlnge. .Must Join on receipt of wire, 
J. F. AKXOLII STUCK CO.. 

New Mortlnsvllle, W. Va. 



BAND UNIFORMS, 

State condition and price. HAVE SIXTY FOOT 
CAR FOR SALE. 

BOBBY FOUNTAIN, Colorado Springs. Uahn. 

ALBERT DASHINGTON 

CHARACTER. SINGING, DANCING. MOBOUIOIIE 

COME li I AN. 
Week Aug. a, Terrapin Park, Parkersburg, W 



Va. 

for the FET/.KR BLOS.' TKAiNED 
ANIMAL HUD WS, Mn.iclana of All 
Kinds. Concert People and other Performers, 
please write. Addrees all letters to 
ADAM FET/KR. Hlllaboro, lud. 



WAITED, 



KNCACEMENT WANTED, 

TO PLAY INGENUES with responsible company. 
Address daMARIS DHAYTON, 

SJ Esst 23d St.. New York tit om «). 



WANTED, MEDICINE PERFORMERS QUICK. 

MUSI fake organ. Good treatment. Join receipt 
of wire. 18 .Ingle. »16 double. Address 

FRKNCH KEMEDI CO., Booth Corinth, S. Y. 



Must Join on wire. Wire age, weight, height, 
salary. R. W. MAHKa, Perils, Oat. 

THE LIITLE WHIRLWIND JUGGLER, 

JUHNHIE REILLY. 

Munroe Park. Toronto, Can., Aug. l-B; Haber's 
Museum, Aug. 8-14; Peeksklll, N. Y„ Aug. |fi W. 
Address NEW YORK AGENT'S, or 

P.'. address, 80S E. 14th ST., N. Y. 

N. B-JIGOI.INO BATONS FOR SALE, WITH 
INSTRUCTIONS FOR JUGGLING. 

BROWN'S UNITED SHOWS, 

People for llund and Orchestra for both shows, 
can use a go b d musical (emu. Stewart aud Ray- 
mond, write. Show opens Aug. 33. 
POP DROWN, 717 B-BeSoh 8t.,jyraons«, N. Y. 

Waited Quick, for Mr. Doe-ley's Wedding Day 

Co., Lady for Irish Character, Bridget, and a drst 
class F.utlst who doubles Hats Drum; also Hutch 
comedian, Tramp, Hell Boy and Preuuh Dialect. 
Must double strong Cornet, Alto, Slide Trombone 
aotlAltoSAXaphone. state height, weight, age 
and very lowest salary In flni letter, lay yonr 
own^ W M. A. GKKEN, Mgr.. Elkhart. Hid. 

10,000 PEOPLE AT BUNKER HILL, ILL. 

SEPT. 7, DEDICATION LINCOLN MONUMENT. 
WRITE FOR PRIVILEGES. WANT A PEW- 
GOOD ACTS FOR STREET SHOW. ADDRESS 
W. II. POWELL, Hunker Hill, III. 

OPERATOR— YdUBg Men, wild SoogOiifl., 

WANTS ENGAGEMENT. Neat dresser. Causing 
and be useful with any uo. Stat* salary. - 

M. TA HOK, Gen. DeL,'NAY : _ 

Al. Claremont 

Hatch Coined}' Ma.lral Aet. ' 

Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, Aug. »•!».. . 



■adPff) 

People for Repertoire. Also pianist. Full partic- 
ulars drat letter. Address MGR. NATIONAL 
STOCK CO , Yonngetown, Ohio. 



Hnsie Arranged, Composed. 

Arranging S — 



I small Song, v Paris, su cents. 
. A. KRBTSMAR, 412 E t l4lh_SI., X. 



T, 



SCENERY WANTED. 

Three set., two interior, one exterior. Must be 
cheap. Address SCENERY, esre of CLI PPER. 

AT LIBERTY. AGENT OR MGR. 

Thoroughly experienced. Sober and re'lable. A 
huetler. Rest of reference ALOLARK, 
M4 So. Sixth Avenue, Mt. Vernon, N. V. 



BALLOONS 



OF EVERY KIND FOR 

PASSENGERS. 
SEND STAMP. 
AERONAUT L. STRVKNS, 

Box lsl.Madl.ouSq.. V. Y. 



Russian Toboggan Chute, 

lu good running order. Cheap for cash. Address 
TOBOGGAN, Care of CLIPPKJ1. 



566 



THE! NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



AlfGUST 13. 



NEW VOhK CITY. 



Proctor's Trrenly-thlrd Street The- 
■ autre (J. Ausiln i'ynes, general manager). — 

Hevlcvr nnd Comment— Ihe opening Another recruit from the legitimate made bis 
of several amusement resorts last week gave debut at tbla house on Aug. 8, In tbe person 



evidence of the earl; approach of tbe new 
thcalrlcol Benson, and while toe weather 
was more propitious for out door than 
Indoor performances, nevertheless resorts of 
nil kinds wound np the week with a good 
bnlnncc on the right side of their ledgers. . . . 
HuiiKn's MusKum opened Its doors Monday. 
Aug. 1. Tbe Acadehx or Music followed 4, 
nnd tbe Star Tueatbe began the season Sat- 
urday night, At the Acadkmt, 4, 

Lleliler & Co. gave an elaborate revival of 
"The L'tcrnal City," and the Stab had for its 
attraction the Black i'atti Troubadours, un- 



of Edward It. Mawson, who presented a dra- 
matic playlet, written by Helen I. Mawxon 
and himself, entitled "On tbe Verge," which 
was then given Us first presentation. The 
story it unfolds Is that of a young Wall 
Street speculator, who Is playing for high 
stakes In the street and Is threatened with 
ruin, tils wife urges him to give up the life 
of nerve rocking speculation and he prom- 
ises to accompany her on a trip to tbe coun- 
try. Hut the knowledge that bis father-in- 
law has valuable bonds In the safe of their 
home, within bis easy reach, greatly preys 
upon bis mind and be determines to secure 
them, to use them for one day until bis 

frond coup shall make him a fortune. He 
ics down on the sofa while his wife Is out 



World of PiaWf. 

— Notes from Itowlnml & Clifford Enlci 

prises : "The (lame Keeper" <-umpany started 
rehearsals Aug. '■'. I.on mid limine Morris 
are recent additions, and John folio, re- 
engaged' from Inxt KeHson. will have charge 
of the singe. Dave Seymour manages. This 



der the management of Voelkel t Nolan and awokenlng In tbe night, opens the safe 

The continued attractions for the week end' 



lug Aug. G were: "The Maid and the Mum- 
my" at the New Yobk, 'Tiff! Faff!! 
Pout!!!" at the Casino, "Paris by Night" 
in. (lie Madison Square Roof Oarixsk, "A 
I, llile of Everything" at tbe Aebiai, car- 
hknb. "The Eternal City" at the academy 
or Music, and Dlack Paul's Troubadours at 
the Star. At Proctor's Fifth Avkml-e nnd 
o.nk Hundred and TwaHTY-yirrti Strum 
Tii i:\tiies stock productions, with vaudeville 

between the acts, continued The one 

week stands closing were: "A Child of 
the Slums" at tbe Third Avenue, and "The 

Itoud to Ruin" at the People's Variety 

entertainment win furnished at Paradise 
Kimuv Oaiiden-h, the New York Boor Gar- 
ukn, Keitu's Union Squash, Proctor's 
TWK.NTlf-TIIIKD Struct, Tony pastor's and 
the West Twbnti-iuntii Street Theatre. 
At HtiRKn's Museum the usual long list of 
curios and vaudeville prevailed. 



Proctor's Firth. Avenue Theatre (J. 

Austin Kyncs, gcncrul mnnngcr). — A capital 
lierfonnnnrc uf "Caprice," one of Mrx. Klskc's 
earlier successes, was the magnet at tbla 
house Aug. 8, for the week, n good sized 
unit lure and n big night audience giving vent 
lo pleasure at the perfonnunnce In n deal of 
laughter nnd applause. It. was evident that 
nik'HiiI care had been given the production, 
nnd the cusl was n well chosen one. Jessie 
Izelt played the name role anil gave such a 
eliarm ami tintiirnlnesH to the Impersona- 
tion t lilts, she was given uiunlslakublu evl- 
ilences of favor from all parts of the 
house. Hugh Kurd gave iiuollier of his 
cleverly niucclved nnd well rendered hits 
of dinrorior work, nnd made u decided sue- 
eess, while Marlon Iterg nlxo udded another 
to her list of triumphs won since her In 
stnllutlon iik ii member or the house stock 
inmiiany. Albert Roberts did some excellent 
work, mid W..A. IJutler, Vomer Clnrges, Mn- 
tlilldn IK'hIidh nnd Ihe others of tbe com- 
pany iilso rendered good aci-ounts of Hicm- 
selves. Tim east: Jack Henderson, Wallace 
Brikliic; Jctltro Baxter, Hugh Cord; Mr. 
Henderson, Verner Clergcs; Wiillv Homier- 
moii, II. Iiuilley llnwlov; Hurry Woodlliropo, 
Wm. Iluwley: Philander 1'otls. W. A. But- 
ler: Juke, Albert Ituln its : Willnm, llcury 
Miller .Tr. : Mercy Baxter ("I'nprlee"), 
Jessie Izelt , Kdllh HeiuUii'Hoii. Marion Iterg ; 
.Mrs. Emms Watson. Mrs. Mathilda Desliun. 
In ihe vniiiieviiie bill were: The Kiltie Trio. 
pi-eNfiiflng nenl Ulghlaiiil ilaiielng, singing 
mill n musical specially: the Imperial Com- 
edy Four, who present sums guutl singing 
III Ihe form of n sketch ; Minnie Harrison, 
singing comedienne, in n pleasing offering; 
the Lit Mom. with their excellent ring act: 
l.yilell ii ml Riillcnvorlb, In it singing inul 



to take the bonds, Is surprised by bis wife's 
father and kills him In a struggle. Frantic 
at his deed, he Is surprised by the return of 
his wife, who screams for her father. The 
elder man appears Id answer to her cry, and 
the husband Is greatly relieved to find that 
the murder was only a dream due to Ills 
nervous condition. The playlet Interested 
the audience and the work of Mr. Mawson 
and Helen Holland was most commendable, 
while Prank E. Jamison did capitally as the 
fullier. Krno, Welch nnd Melrose, In their 
highly perfected comedy acrobatic act, bad 
no difficulty In landing a most emphatic suc- 
cess aad were taken leave of by tbe audi- 
ence with regret. Karsy's myrlnnhone. a 
mechanical orchestral offering, which has the 
element of novelty coupled with musical ex- 
cellence, was a well liked Introduction. The 
firesent Instrument Is said to lie a great 
mprovement upon tbe one which was first 
shown here several years ago, and It Is cer- 
tain- that the odd devise has a full, round 
tone which Is most effective. The Ford 
Brothers performed some dancing tents which 
were remarkably good, and tbe Aerial Hbaws, 
In ii thrilling trapeze act, were liberally re- 
wnnled with applause that was beyond doubt 
well merited. George II. Rrown and company, 
In the one act comedy, "(Jetting a Job, did 
some most agreeable work In the humorous 
line, and fullv earned the marks of approba- 
tion nccorded them. Tlddlcwlnks and Du- 
gun. two llllpiitlnii comedians, scored sn em- 
phatic success with' their clever Irish spe- 
cialty, nnd win-Ian nnd Searlcs, In their Ger- 
man comedy act, with some good singing by 
way of additional measure, held p. cased at- 
tention during every moment of their time 
on view. Others on the bill were Wilson 
nnd Davis, a pair of worthy comedians : 
Klips and Irfircltft. singers nnd dancers: Nesta 
lie liccker, u dainty dinner, nnd Marie Welsh, 
whose singing wan excellent The kulatechno- 
Hcope continues. 

'''■mile's Theatre (Sullivan, Harris Ic 
Woods, munngcrs). — "Queen of Ihe White 
Shives" pleased n full house Monday even- 
ing. It Is well acted by the company of ca- 
pable performers, who are cast as follows: 
licit Hall, Alfred Itrltton ; Itnlph Grimes, 
•1. E. Mlltcrn: Fong Low, Joseph Carter; 
John Mack, L'dward Nunnery : Smoke Pot, 
George It. Itnyinond; Charlie Fnwn, R. Don 
Orr ; Mn.v Sam. Jack Morton : Sain Kee, Jos. 
Cmiu : (.'apt. Baxter, Max Hooper ; lining 
Lee. Herbert Wilkes; Ed, Wcltzel, Edward 
llobinsou ; Ah Foy, Hilly Bryant; Mike 
O'llnrii, Gene Woods: Number One, Harry 
Willi ham: Number Two, George Krcipcr ; 
Nuuihcr Three, Norman Munroe ; Miiggta 
Miimliy.MHy Hotilhwurd; llcxslc Hurling, Bos- 
sle Marlowe! I'et Isiw, Nellie Sinclair: Hoc, 
I'Viuiklc Harriet; Kymo, Gcorgie Stone; 
Putin, Annie Lawrence; Yiikanioto, Ada 
lame; Nuilkii, Anna Vale: Mustang Mat tie, 
Hum llriilinni : Grace Fawn, Alleen Miiy. 
Ada Lane and Anna Yale introduced a. 
euleliy specially. The various sensational 
scenes were well worked up, und Were up- 
liliiuderi long .mil loudly. Bernard Thornton 



New York Thrnlre (Klaw & Erlnngcr, Brooklyn. — Coney Island Is still Ihe 
managers). — "The Maid and tbe Mummy" Summer amusement centre, and thousands of 
opened its third week Aug. 8. This pro- people dally visit the wonderful seaside re- 
duction Is playing to large and well pleased sort to reek the pleasures that can probably 
audiences, and the crowd assembled evening be obtained nowhere else In Ihla vicinity In 
of 8 was prodigal In Its applause for the such qunntltles. l'°ruui Manhattan Hctirli lo 
numerous entertaining features shown. The West Brighton la but a Blcp, figuratively 
principals, Illehard F. Carroll, Edward speaking, yet a choicer lot or a greater vn- 

Garvle, Louis Wesley, Adele Rowland, May rioty of entertainment would be hard to find, season Thus. J. Smith will be featured In 

Boley, Jess Caine and Annie Yeamans, nil There Is everything to be seen or heard, from the role of Berry 1 Ionian and Introduce, nn 

score big successes at every jierformance. the high class musical comedies, and equally entire new repertoire of songs, llaby Brown 

A change has been made In the cast, the hlgb grade vaudeville acts, down to the gypsy will appear for tbe first time In the little 

role of the dude. Lord Trlverton, being fortune tellers. In some quarters realism Miss's career, In "Lo," n specialty, having 

dropped, and the character of Don Romero has been carried to a high point of ingenuity, been assiduously rehearsing nnd practicing 

Be Cabanas being substituted. Ernest while each week some novelty is added to nil Summer. The Eastern rights for the 

Groh played the Don. and brought the role the long list of amusements. In another emotional drama, "Born Thorne," has been 

Into pleasing prominence, winning thereby week the lirst of the local stock companies purchased by Itowlund & Clifford, and the 

marked commendation. (l f Brooklyn will open the regular season, play will receive an elegant equipment and 

Plans Jiavb been piled for Improve- nn d each week will see one or more bouses elegant cast, nnd Inasmuch as the plot oral 

ments In tbe line of safeguards against tire added, until all have fallen in line. and descriptive paper Is swell, little doubt 

to be made at tbe Dewey Theatre and the Manhattan Beach.— "San Toy" Is the mu- of the success of the venture Is entertained, 

old Weber * MaUW Music H»ll It! ^nfnrm >"<*< comedy presented here this week, sup- Wm. T. Gaskell is to manage "Dora Thorne" 

old webcr & Melds Music Hall, to conform 1|cd g j £ n ' Ct F | sneri who hBB brought a Co., and Wm. C. Thompson Is to be the ad- 

to the requirements of the Mayor a safety u De company. James T. Powers Is seen In vance representative. John Barrett arrived 

committee and the Rulldlag Department, the leading role, a character created by him In Chicago Aug. 4, and shortly commences 

The Dewey Is to be equipped with two ad- several years ago. George K. Fortescue, rehearsala with "Over Niagara Falls" Co.. 

dltlonal stairways leading from the balcony Margaret McKlnney, John Peacbey, Mlna which he bandies this season. Edward 

to tbe parquet and one additional staircase Budolpb, W. L. Rosmine and Josephine New- jtOwMBnl JMJBst M BB pa fl from a fishing 
leading from the top gallery. Emergency 
lilt from the private 



man are among the other principals who trip at Lake Oeonomowoc 
exits are also lobe built from the private take prominent roles in the comedy. —Notes' of ''A Boy Wanted," which opens 
boxes on either aide of the auditorium PasN's Amphitheatre.— The destruction up the latter part of August : Those already 
through a fireproof passageway leading to of Tripoli continues to draw thousands of engaged are: Walter Howlcy, stage dlrec- 
the stage exits, ond all the doors are to people to witness this grand display of Are- tor; John O'Mcara. B. E. Warren, Dick Mo- 
be flreproofed. Tbe Weber 4 Fields' Music works. It Is a tribute to tbe heroes of tbe rosco. J. J. Arnold, J, B, Morton, Dorothy 
Hall, now known as the Weber Music Hall, American navy of a century ago. The sec- La Mar. Maude Jncoby, Ivy Paget, Dorothy 
Is to be equipped with a new, broad Are ond bombardment of Tripoli, by Commodore Paget, Jean D'Arvllle, Irene D'Arvllle. Dolllc 
escape of the twenty-ninth Street Bide, with Preble's squadron, took place Aug. 1, 1804, Morosco and May Mohen. Walter Hawley 
two new exlta giving access to It. The pres- and a special tribute to the event was ached- has been busily engiged arranging original 
ent staircases are to be removed and rebuilt, tiled for Monday night, 8. and novel ensembles, and will personally su- 
tbe rlgglog loft floor is to be reconstructed, Brighton beach. — In the Music Hall perlntend the production of same. Entirely 
tbe dressing room rebuilt of fireproof con- ( Wm. T. Grover, manager) there Is a fund new and elaborate scenery and property, and 
structlon, and automatic fireproof doors »> amusement and Interest beside "the mugtc gorgeous costumes arc being provided, es- 
erected at all openings. kettle," In this week's performances. The peclally far this production, which will bn 

Atlantic Garden (W. Kramer's Sons, people include : The Four Mortons, In catchy put out on a larger scale, musically and 

managers).— The Three Kudos, acrobats: songs; Gllmore and Leonard, singing come- otherwise, than ever before. Tbe company 

Watson and Barrett, comedians; Hayes and dlans; Scbenk Brothers, bead and hand bal- will number nearly thirty people.' 

Wynne, In. a singing and dancing specialty; ancers; Wm. H. Pascoe, Helen Mae Wilcox — Sybil Carlisle will be William Gillette's 

Lillian Held, vocal comedienne; the Hodges, mul Co., in a military playlet, by Edmund leading woman In "Tbe Admirable Crichton" 

musical sketch team, and the Ellto Lady Bay ; Edwin's Military Maids, In an illti- tbe coming season. 

Orchestra are the attractions for this week, lion and scenic effects; Johnny Carroll, >n — Davis k Prouty, managers of the Fan- 

I'nrsdUe Hoof Unrdens (Oscar Ham- songs and stories; Beanlslcy Sisters, char- nle Wood Co., Inform us that tbey open their 

mcreteln, manager). — The current bill an- flcter vocalists, and tbe magic kettle. Fall end Winter season Labor Bay. Tannic 

nounces: Pewit, Hill and Hylvaul, Paul Luna Park. (Thompson & Dundy, rniiua- Wood will be supported by Lester A. Davis 

spmloni, the Glcasons, Chas. T. Aldrlch, gcrs).— A novelty Is presented this week In nnd a strong cast. They will open at Prouty's 

N Illy Ztmmcr.w.n, Gnsch Sisters, Rice and which the eight brass nanus combine lb nu af- Library Hnll Theatre, Bennington, Vt 

rrcvost. Collins end Hart, A I. Wall and tcrnoon's concert on the board balconies at — Notes from Al. W. Martin's World Great- 

"Purslfalla," with Josephine Babel, Eleanor the entrance of tbe park. "Fire and Flame" est "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Co.: This company 

I'alk, ballet and chorus. Is one of the leading features that never fails has been summering nt Peru, Ind.; and every- 

New York Theatre Roof Garden to draw great crowds at each performance, thing Is In shape for the opening, which 

(Klaw A Krlunger, managers). — The ninth ''be Hindoo natives tbat appear at the takes place at Peru, Thursday, Aug. 18. There. 

week of this Summer season began Aug. 8, park's pageant. "The Durbar" now hold will be but one Al. W. Martin "Uncle Tom's 

wllli a good attendance. New acts this week half hour conjuring sessions for the public Cabin" Co. on the road this season, and It 

arc: The Fruzer Trio, Mme. Schell and her nt fbe close of every Durbar entertainment, will be, as It always bns been, the biggest and 

performing lions, "Chinese" Johnny Wll- The chute shooting elephant never falls to best production that money or brains can pro- 

llauis, nnd Sluon and Paris. It Is announced amuse large crowds. All the elephants bnve ducc. Fifty people are connected with this 

ns the last week of Guerrero, as "Carmen," been given new quarters lu tbe public tho- company, and two seventy-five foot cars are 

and others who remain for this week arc: foughraru of "The Streets of India." Tlio required to transport tbls gigantic entertain- 

The Four Lukcns, Ned Waybum's Girls, Zlm- bombardment of tho Russian forts nt Port ment. Special scenery for the four acts and 



mer. and Louis Granut. 

West Twenty-ninth Street Theatre, 

— The programme for week of Aug. 8 : Iter 
no rd Salinger, boy tenor ; Sum Daniels, com- 
edian and vocalist ; Harlct Styles, vocalist ; 



Arthur Is u new feature recently added to twenty-eight scenes are carried. Also twenty 

Git- park's nnvcl bottles In "The War Is head of horses, ponies, donkeys, bloodhounds, 

Hell" building. Novelties are added to tbe chnrlots. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" floats, etc. 

"L'0,000 Leagues Under the Sea" trip. There Ed. Martin, manager, and II. W. LlnK, general 

_ arc many other Interesting features to be agent. This company Is booked to plqy nt all 

Blake and Blake, comedlana; Poss-Nelson aeea at tbe nark. Tho people In tbe circus t|ip larger cities the same as usual, and will 

Duke, song producer; Illustrated plays: ftn(i vaudeville acts are: Josle Asbtoh, Mile, be seen'ln New York City later In the season. 

Scenes from "Mme. Du Barry" and "Barbara Alexandrine, Louise Do Mott, Gullmcl te, — Amelia Bingham's tour : Amelia Bingham 

Frlctchle,'" Mile. Marie Louise, French ec- 9, n8raona an0, 'Panko, Will Hill, Five Flying will begin a short special tour nt Powers' 

centric soubrettc ; Nick Morandl, black face Herberts^ Hurley, Humphrey'* Dogs, Kitt 

comedian 

Morrow. 

1'l.ANS . 

tlon of an adequate fire escnpo on tbe front '"» Stones, Slg. SpcBsardy, Sylvester, Robert fob- She has engaged a company of thirty 

Salcotta, Moils. V ""•"' people, Including John M, Kcflcril, 

Ingarelle. Joseph Kllgour nnd Samuel Reed, and will 




iliiiielng siteehilly; I III) Alpha Trio, In "The W manager \ John Cuui'plsdl, business maun 
Bell Hoys Tip.", which wenl well, und K!'f! Hurry Grown, agent : J. H. Mllterp 



Bin-lien mid IVuHhluirii, iluvlllsts. The liulu- 
teelilloseiipe continues. 

Acndviity of Mnsle.— (Ilhuore ft Tomp- 
kins iiiiigersl — This house opened Its 

regular season nu Thursday, Aug. -i, with 
Edward Morgan, In "The IHmiuil City," 
which Viola Allen used successfully ns n 
slurring vehicle sew nil seasons ago. Mr. 
Morgan, who acted Hie role of iMTla Itossl. 
lire Islmr nglliilirr. In support of Miss Allen, 
In now starring In Hie piny mid his recep- 
tion on tint opening night whs ii most cordial 
one. All audience Moil eoin|llelelv tilled the 
big ili-aileliiy WHS III! hand lo set fho seal or 
approval upon the luiiiiugerlal pulley of open- 
ing. I lie house wull in the foru of Ihn sea- 
son's ii eiiienl places, uu<l Ihe stirring 

KCI'IIOH of Hull Collie's lliel, l(||-| 1 1 |e SIICCI'SS 

kept llm audlloi'H III lliulr seats until tho 
Dual eiiiluln, which did not fall until uliuusl 
inidlilulit; Mr. Morgan did capital work, 
I'spuclullv In the strong scene In uct four, 
where, iho prime minister meets his fate. 
Juliet Waldo i-i", us tho new Ikiiiun Itonin, 
proved very pleasing its lo pprsimallly 
mid effecllve lit the delivery uf her lines. 
She gave un evidence of sympathetic feeling 
In her netlng, however, mid (lie alm-nco of 



singe maiuigcr. 
I'nried." 



Next week, "Wedded und 



rumor's Theatre (Tony Pastor, iniiim- 
p't'l. — The veteran iiiminger has placed ouo 
uf Ills hcsl elTorls Is-r.ire his patrons In the 
way of un cut Icing programme for thi s week. 
Composed of many popular members „r 



vaudeville profession. opiHH'luiilly Is also pre 
seated (o ugiilu witness Jewell's Manikin 
Theatre, ns It Is held over us n headline 
feature for this week. Knnie of Hie perform- 
ances of Ihe manikins have been changed 
nlaitll for tills week, but Ihe very pretty anil 
elaborate transformation scenes, which i-oii- 
eliide Hie itcl, urn retained. It would be n 
strong fen I ore of liny programme. O'lli'leii 
and Buckley, III their comedy musical net, 
erenled a cyclone of fun nnd Ihey were cor- 
dially welcomed back to the singe of niuiiy 
former successful ciigiigriucnls. Other nets, 
which iiniile good In every sense of the term, 
were: Klske ami McHotiniigh, In "Bracky's 
Baby :" Crawford mid Manning, vrfsnl'llo 

c icdians ; Altidge Fox, In songs and flip 

Hups; Haiiiiy .Mann and cotnpaiiv. In the 
rural fnrce, "Mnndy lluwkins," scoring solid- 
ly, as usual; the Lovllts, novelty ncrolmls; 
Henry nnd Itomi, presenting nn excellent 



of tho Olympic Theatre, leased by Mrs. I). Stlckney Jr., Spllk, Little Salcotta, Mons. ol " ""'"- people, incliii; 

Vulentlne. Vlncllo, Yupki und Mako, and Zlngarclle. Joseph Kllgour nnd Si 

"Tun Hi'KM.niNUER," by Herbert Hall and Dreamland. — A new "fireman'" has been 'nrry on tour eoiuplclo seciile eipilpment for 

Charles Dickson, will lie presented nt tho assigned to duty In the "Fighting lira |,|U;h P ,ni - After her two weeks' engagement 

Herald Square Theatre Scot. 0, after "Tho Humes" act, and It Is claimed that he makes " Chicago, she will pluy In Baltimore, Wusli- 

Glrl from'Kuy's" leaves there. n v «i7 good one nt that. Tho now "man" "'gton, Now Orleans and thu principal cities 

Thh rhason at Tin,' GiiA.so oit.ua HuuHH •» knowu by the name of Roger, and ho in <>c , ' lc Saitlli, rcuiiilulng In that section until 

will heg'n Saturday, Aug. 27, with Williams "..".'K elephant from the Boslock arena of election Is over. In December It Is expected 

nnd Walker, in "In Duhoincy." The bouse *'" , ""Imsls. on tho vniidevlllo stngc tho *''«' '"•■'•» Vital Issue" will bo given a pro- 

bus been completely renovated. imlilli! coutluucs to applaud the Golden Guto duetlon nt n Broadway theatre, In New York. 

, Tun Yiiiikvii.i.i: Tiikatiik, at Lexington yulutctte, who are among the best seen wl " * Wheeler Is engaged as advauco repre- 

Aveuue and Elglily-slxtb Street, opens on here. The Gordon Misters, boxers and bag sentatlve for Miss Bingham. 

Sept. 'JO. M. H. Blmbcrg Is the proprietor. Punchers, nro rolalned another week. VlP ---Henri Gressltt. who tins successfully 

ViiiuiNiA Eari. is tho latest addition to the '" lrH al11 ' Lee are unolher team that nro munaged Kngeale Blair for soma years, bus 

slock company which will occupy Ibo new 55™ ov ''''' ' rt>0 '"■wcoincrs Include: Katli-' f'sned a contract with. William Brumwell 

Llls-rty Theatre In West Forty-second Street. "''.'"" Ml ley, vocalist: b'lalkowskl, mimic; «;li«r*by that uelor will stal' In "Captain Bnr- 

Ciimi.ks Fhoiiman has arranged to pro- veils and Arthur, nnd Martin and Ridge- ™"8l°". opening In New York Aug. 20. 

vide nil the nllrnctlons unit are to appear *' ay - J «o circus acts and open nlr features — "• ".• Bhepnrd, author of well known 

qt Hie Hudson Theatre covering tho new «.';« unchanged. They are: Mr. und Mrs. ""'cesses. Is at Luke Hill, Mc, putting the fln- 

" comedy 

ikes the 

Stair 

ccssfttl 




lie litis been llSSOCllllcd Willi GllSlttV Mlllller 

ami l.tidwlg Schiilk. He will share the con- 
ductor's duties wllli MM. Vlgnit nod Hertz. 
Mr. Elsler bus been conuccted during the 

Sreiitcr part of bis career with the Vienna 
l"'in House. 



of wild animals with their "pets," many N ,™ H oti wllli lliu Inn Lehr Co., closed Aug. 

of which are thrilling enough to keep the i 1, S f . t'r^nvllle, H, C, on account of Ml 

speclntors In u fever of excitement. bcnltb. Bo goes to Fuyettevllle, N. C, lo 

IIendkiison's Music HALt (T. B. ilonder- ,1, ' e " d l,,<i rc,t ot t 08 Summer with his 

son, manager). — The pcoplo hero for the cur- P | > r 1 n l" "id friends. ' • "' 

rent week arc : Tho Cagnoux, Rboda Ber- r. — is""*. B Udell his bra engaged by 

111,1,1 ,!IO,.l»l Ul ,, .i..i. . ■ .. .. Tlfrtuai..,^..* t. f I. _.i _i -l^.-^_ — tj. 




Miiyne for nn Important role In" the new Merrier. ' ber. ' 

Siiillh-Lcvl production , which will open the ' Notrs,- The Spouners will open another , — NormiiD Wlnillcy wiih innrrlcd lit St. 
season nt Weber s .Music Hull. slock seuson at the iitjoti Then Ire next week. JniniV Cliurcli. Piccadilly, London, Eng„ on 

Aug. 2. to E. i>. Clarke, ii uouprnfcsiluniil. 



sliiidlug III Iho |mrtrayiil was a conspicuous HWlHl of Illustrated songs and life motion > ,, '!f 8 k '". Kt ' ot ll,e '' l%w , Hudson Tlieuliv, as Joseph Olrnril, 

. I .,,, ,.,!. .. ..I. »1- I • >. ■.. , . .' m . . ..I.I ........ . ]':... . . 1. 11 .. . I.. T 1 ...... . . Hill I II U t lilt J Ill-Ill! I- 111' till* III lll'liut kls II/ltfA 1 . I'll II Will II 1 



from George J. Ilcye nil the hilt rs interest opcus Its season at the Lee Avenue house — Charlollii Nllssbn will play the' name 
in Hie Henry B. Hurrs Co. This makes •>" Aug. 21), includes; Corso Ptiylou, Clin rota n "Lelty," In which Wm Fiivershnni 
Mr. Hurrls i the sole owner ot iho twenty f waj lgfew, ^uis%on HalT. Ajffiurltwirs, 



will star. 



ilrnwlinek. W. M. Boiuiay duplicated tho 
Ireiiieiiiliius success he ninth- whl'U ho ere- 
nieil Hie rule In which lie appears ami was 
again honored by mi unlliiislasllc curtain 
cull, while Frediirlc do Belleville's iirllsllc 
work was oiiee ugalu a joy to Hie student 
ill IIiiIhIiimI acting. Friiuk C. ItnilgH was llm 



pictures: Frank Beverly nnd lOdlth Hanvers, 
III eoniedy und fun ; Boiler mid Wilkes, In n 
nenl sister acl ; Adams and Drew, lu u side 
splitting Gerninn conusly net; [tart Lcmion, n 
ctipalile singing comedian; Paul Frailerlek, 
wlio dltmlnycil marvelous skill In equlllbrlN- 
tics, and the American vllagmpli, with n new 



well us the ow 



Hie new Hudson Tlietitro as *»*«■■ Olrrird, the Misses Fox, llttBtliigs! ,. — Cnuiptele foster of "A Trip to Egypt." 
,ner of the Interest Mr. Hcyo Glenn. Wndc, Nyo and Florence (taac, „7„| C. Hcrliert Kerr's now musical farce, which 



ueu- I'opo and he did only fairly well with mid Interesting scries of pictures In life ihu- 
llie role. The olbers In tlio company were Hon. 
mid the singing of Ihe play, 



cunipcteiil. 

wllh the line opporl null Ics which this ruoniv 
singe gives, was most ciiimneiidiiblc. The 
ci.sl : linvlil Itossl, Kdwiiril Morgmi : Baron 
itoiu'lll, IViilerlc do Belleville; Ills Holiness, 
Frank C. Bangs: Fn tiler 1'lfferl. \v, 11. Bar- 
tholomew: Maestro tie Camera, Edgar Kent; 
Captain of Noble Guards, J, F Mellonoiigli : 
Brum, lloeeo. W. E. llatincy : illenit, May 
Mliniil: Little JoMeph. Burhc Berlriind; 
TumillllMo Mill'loltl. Crunk P. Shine; Llilgl, 
Frank Mlxliy; Charles Mltiguelll, lleitrv Bar- 
Htuli; General Poller. Barton Ileum ; Sir 
Kyfdyn Wise, Mnlcolm Barrett : l»ou Citinlllo 
Mtti-elll. Warner (Hand; Princess Bellini, 
Helen Wenlliersliy ; Hlgiiora Corlcsl, Aiigtistu 
Berlriind: Klgiiorlnii t'orlesl, lues Marcel; 
General Morra. .leffei'soii Lloyd: Major 
Horlti, J. S. Kilwurds: Slgnmlmi Dorla, 
Aline la'wls: Coinnicudiilore Augelelll. W. 
11, Hsilliu-; Moiisi'lgmir. Arthur II. Hewitt; 
Caiitnlii Colli I. Allien Boss : Felice, William 
lOrlllc; Natallnii, Muiiil Witrrllow: Gtilseppe, 
Maillli MeNeal: Glovmiue, Lytllelnn Ma- 
grudcr; Donna Itoiun Voloiiun, Janet Wal- 
dorf, 

Third Avenue Thent re (Martin J. Blxon, 
manager).— -"A Worstng Girl's Wrongs" Is 
this week's bill. The cast Is as follows: Jock 
Fallon, Will W. Crlmniis ; Aiislelgh Wharton, 
llany L. Barker; IPikle Maloiie. Billy Bar- 
low; "Still Hill" Lawrence, Aiigustln (lass- 
in I re ; Tbonuis Hates, Phil Cast rock; Henry 



Keith's Tlii-ntrt- (i:. F. Albee, general 
nmiiager). — Tlicre was ati auilleucc of good 
proporllotis ii'ssemlded to enjoy the new bill 
on Monday, Aug. H, mid there could he no 
possllile opportunity of dlsmipolnlincilt. us 
the bill Is of entertaining merit and capitally 
arranged to promote diversion. Tho hill Is 
headed by "The Boys in Blue," an act com- 
prising about twenty men. In inllllnry inn- 
meiivrea, which lire excellently (ivrfomieii. 
Two songs ure Introduced In Iho ,nct, 
one by n male, and thu second by 
a Rill Cross nurse, which hv the way, 
do not mid |o the net. James Thorn- 
ton, In his always untarlnliilng monologue, 
wiih in Ilia fore, being grunted n cordial 
"liiiiul" when lie runic on, and ns Mr. Thorn- 
ton was In line form, he never appeared to 
hotter advantage nt tills theatre. Beatrice 
Mnrelnuil again scored I lie success bur efforts 
warranted, mid the bill ulso lists: Hilly 
Potior and Efllc llartwotl, uovolty head to 
head acrobats; Cnrlelon Mocy and Maud 
Kilnn Hall, In thr-lr comedietta, entitled "A 
Timely Awakening:" the SI, Felix Sisters, 
singers nnd dancers: Fitzgerald Bros, and 
Miss Roma, club manipulators; Dixon and 
Holmes, deacrlptlve vocalists: Toledo' nnd 
Price, gymnasts; Geo. B. Huyt nnd Berths 
Wnllen. comedy sketch ; Empire Trio, vocal- 
ists: Wlllard Bros., vocalists. Iinnjolsts llnd 
dancers : J. Walter Thompson's performing 
dogs : McKliiuou und Reed, black face uct, 




H„r,..n,._At Proctor's One Hundred and ^^^^ ^^V^t MouU%er» KgVrS 
Twentyllflb Street Thealro (J. AusUhFyncs, ••t: l ip|,| „ n d l'ygche. or the Jintami.ni „e 5°, r ,°!: a i'., No w»». Eoulse Karr, Graco Perry, 
gener 
uf 

Brown't" Is this week's offcrltlg. K was wen Copvrlgirted" by'ticorSii Porter" 
played Aug. 8 and kept the audience in good "^liSiS^SrRSSSC" 

Imiuor iliruiighout tho entire performance, by Dorothy U Baxter 

tiood Judgment was used In the seleclluu of ••ri, c Irish Orator."' Convrtahted Ik im,» V! ,n ! n J'vPr leo .. BrKl 'BlWt* and "Milch Ado 

the cast, mid the resujlH were commendable, j. Sully. "™ lor ' i-opyr'Sntea by John Ajmut .Nothing:,;; John Hrnw.Jn "The Duko 



I'wenlyllflb Street Thealro (J. AusUhFyncs, "t'lipld and l'ysehe, or the Judmnent nf vSm tu J , -i NoM !S 11 ' , Lo .', l8e Ku, ' r ' 0lac0 'Sf'' 

lenernl manager) one of the most agreeable Paris,' 1 ' lu three ncu.' Cow'ghteu*by Mn?y JU e ° c 3% ' A"., , n Kl il?'.fI llb( i 1 W ll t„ F ol '- 

if Ihe present day farce comedies, "Who Is »'S '.'•"• T, ,. ' " fflSi. ^Ba, flggl. jffr^l ***•) .AWB" 

Jrownr Is this week's offering. 1 was well rfSSSF* ^HSfliS". '» fcWItn* wSfnftS&fflfcF*"'' Hol '° A ' UtU * 



mor and Louise Kellog. 
OsirshnViafl » — -Cburles Fiohman will begin rehearsals 
Copyrighted next week of tho Solliern-Miirfowe comblriu- 




Tbo house was well (Hied lu Hie afternoon ' "Woman's Pollv " lu ono net rlnnMhi «' Klllleniiikloi" William II. 'crane, In "BiikI- 
inul packed In the evening,. The vaudeville by SFSSAana^ Copyrighted „ P „s Is Bitslucss," nnd Edna May, In "Tho 

presented Llbbta. Arnold .hTomtall. In her ex : "Shnkcspeiiresn Misfit Dialogues." Copy bC ^ f ti'i ,,,- M..H- t , 

.mTT. . ".''"J M 1 "!. . tbo now comedy by T^eo 

D rlehsleln, which Rich & Harris will olTer. 

will have Its nrst public presentation ut New 

I...,..,,,,,.., London, Coun., on Aug. 18. 

Copyrighted ~Joh,, n lveiicrd 8 hns been engaged by 

,°f'" KmghEtS& ' n ° n ° nCL °°W"»*« »T coming He,!sot lW tt8 ,Cad,DB "!" ^ r t "° 

front "Tho Mediators," In two acts. Conv. ^ ~ ''' r ' !tll -'„ 1 '' r| l}»"''-« will not return to Loii 
Palti righted by Beatrice Thuyer W ?.""' , " ,t ..r" l J»' a y f ' 



linvls. Prank Barrett ; Walter Jones, Waller and the American blorraph. 
Meott : .liilin Watson. Gordon Armstrong; Arrlnl Gnrdon I Klnw & Krlunger, man- 

iigers).— "A Little of Everything" is now In 



llev. Als'l Ashloii. \V. A. Dempsey ; Mike 
ii't'ollgitn. Frank Snyder; Annie Lawrence, 
Evelyn I'oi'lies; Kntle Kerrigan, Belle Bar- 
ling: Mrs. Mulloy, Polly tinsel : l.lnlc Bess, 
LllUe Liliel; Mamie Mulloy, Helen Warren. 
Howard Wall Is manager: I. H. Dunworth, 
huslness manager. No performance was given 
Monday evening. Aug. s. lo enable Hie iniii- 
airi'liienl lo make certain .-literal lmw lic.es 
<ary lo JnHtmrH Willi Hie hullilliig reinl i 
IIhM .Netl week, ' Th.- Span of Life." 
Moillsoii S.jnor.- II I.iii.I.-ii I Weber 

ic Itiish. malingers). — ''Paris by . Night" Is 
In lt» slxlb ivcek. 



Us tenth week. 

Cnsino (8am S. & U'e Shuberl, mnua- 
gers).—- "Pin 1 1 Puff!! Poilfltl" oiH-nisd Its 
nineteenth week Aug. S. Robert E. Grntiotn 
unstinted the role of August Melon In this 
prod net inn evening of s. inul made n very 
r.-ivoi'iihle Impression, t "i .-it Mocc. who hail 
pin) id Hie role since Thus. 1 1. Seiibrooke lefl 
l.he i-oiiipaii). han gone t.o. I, |o bis old eluir 
Meier. 

Pmmii W. Siiv.iui: has Wgun rehearsals 
for bis iliainatle proiliii'Hon of "Parsifal," 

ut tlii' Utuiiwi TlK'tiirc. 



night, Aug. il, showed that the people In 
tins seel Ion were nnmsenieut hungry 
they packed this house from roof to 
door. The offering was tho Black 
Troubadours, under 
Voelckcl & Nolan, 
star with a capable 
speet. Tbe first part 
land, cntltleil "Looney 
iluceil witli till the latest music and songs, 
The changes of costumes were many, und 
the entire performance wns of a character 
that will attract pleased attention every- 
where. The olio : Christian and Reed, Yer- 
vnlln mid Gray, Black I'atti, who retains 
her voice, and was given it warm re- 
ception: the Wntls, Hurry Kraton and 
John llucker. Tho performance con- 
cluded with operatic selections, with Black 
Psttl nlily assisted by the entire conipauv. 
Who displayed well drllhsl voices. The pe'r- 
fiiruiniice gave great satisfaction from stint 
lo Mulsh ami was heartily upplnitileil. The 
company remains ibis ivei-l.. \'.<l wivk. 
"Hiirkest Itlisshl." wllli I'm Mount lord 'as 

lulu. 

Nun:. — The Metropolis nuil Golhnm nre 
looked tu open Aug. i;i. 



I j.l 
Sa 



tho role of the widow In 

nvage's American Company. 

present "Tho Prince of Pllsen." 

Itostcr of "Our New Minister" Co.: Mil- 



one n 



cd 



Love :ind J Is Counterfeit," In four acts. 
Copyrighted by E. C. Hardy. 

Teter Pltpjant," n musical comedy, In two 

B< ' mV, Copyrighted by C. Vredenhnrg. 

■ , ■'■bhlc. a eomedv, lu three acts. Cony- 

rlgliled by C. M. Belling. w 

"Special Correspondence," In folic nets. 

Copyrighted by Bt-ftha L. Bennett. 

"Mciory. or On tbe Heights," in one act. 
Copji-lglii.sl by Mnliel V. Beerlng. 

i..."^'!;; u \! ,l 'tf;' l . , l j;! , - ,,, ' l "'''' ,,, »*" ••"i'.vngi.i..,i 

air I'iav. 



■»M i nyer ?' P r °P«lotors and managers; 

Bnughte'r of the TmSJH," a play, lu i-crs" m»„ r, .iV™iEf."" m o ana ,? cr ^ j0BCph ? on ' 

^«'t. Copyrighted by W. E. Grogan. m,L.r ! t iv 1 1°,' ! "& ? Tan, S, r ».. "i 8 * 

Dauntless Nell," in /our acts Couvrlnht. h..iV H er ',"' ^> • Pblpps, troasnrer : Wll Ran- 

by Pearl C. Seward. copyright- d..| "««l«^cblnrst; John Hershey, prop- 

nSSli "•, "• Roberts, electrician: Ernest 
Hastltics, Jtmenh Conyers, at B. Harrlman, 
^&& , 3&ffl&3™> Jonft P- Brawn, 
EjJfc C &a S C. Tanner, J. H. Lawrence. 
JSSS i h, .', <M,d Sr°v. A - G - Andrews, Gertrude 
1 erry, Alice Washburn nnd Plilla Mav. The 
season opens Aug. 28, at Mllwankee, \Vls. 
m^Z£ff ,f «'ne8. who recently closed n 
Summers engagement with "Out of the Fold" 
to., at St. Ijouls, has signed for a second 
snison. with "An Orphan's Prayer" 'Co. 



bv Elsie M. Melin 
'World's |. 



n farce. In one net. 



Co. 



C"W righted by llnrcle, Ailunm Sawvo, Coicr for . "?, 

M tev" C >lL '"'" K ' C»|.yrlghlc,i by Elsie v|!|e «Meh at 
•" i"* 1 ""*' l'urk. on Sent. 



--.Orphan's Prayer" Co. 
\su Uw Wllbirdlsnf tbe "Jim Bluflso" 

Lars Palmer, who has been, with Willie 
*fal seasons, will give a vaudc- 

rm, wm&ift 9 v,c,ot ' tt AwUrc - Nw 



:■'."!. "fci 



AUGUST 



ir 



THE INTEW YORK CLTPPEE. 



567 



— M. C. Anderson Notee : Mr. Anderson 
Imii scoured .from Henry W. Savage the ex- 
clusive producing rights of the hitter's great 
rouilc opent success, "King Dodo," for the 
United States and Canada. Mr. Anderson's 
expressed Intention It that hlH production of 
thin brightest ot the Plxley-Luders operas 
shall surpass any previous attempt In thin 
direction In point of elaborate costuming and 
inngnlfleent scenic equipment. The cast will 
lie a particularly notable one In point of even 
excellence. Each person has been carefully 
chosen with relation to his or her peculiar 
fitness to the part assigned. Among the 
more prominent are : (.'has. W. Meyer, Frank 
Weolev. Geo. Dumcrcl, Jim. A. Donnelly, 
Hugh Hickman, Cbas. M. Holly, Minerva 
Dorr, Elvla Croi Scabrooke, Cora Williams, 
Margaret Burnhnm, lOdlth Forrest, Evelyn 
Hurley. Fanny Whltbeck, hlatheryn Melville, 
Llllle Stevens, Anna Raymond, Maud Del 
Mnnle, Florence Kramer, Ollle Klrschman, 
Leonard Hart, Muck Whiting and Robert 
Hiive.i. An excellent chorus of pretty girls, 
who inn sing and dance, will be nu attractive 
feature. Moiltn D* Grosi will be the mu- 
sical director : Frank Aliott, business mana- 
ger, while David Traltel will have the man- 
agement of the company, representing Mr. 
Anderson's Interests. A line tour has been 
hooked, mostly week stands, beginning at 
Trenton, N'. J., Saturday, Sept. 3. 

— Notes from the Osman-Hoyt Stock Co. : 
This nrgenlxotlon In about completed, and 
has every Indication of a prosperous season 
before It. The repertory has been most care- 
fully chosen to suit the performers, who 
have mostly been with us in previous sea- 
sons. Helena Relrka will lie well supported 
by the following people : Harry K. Hamilton, 
I-!. W. Bland. J. II. Slmliz, J. J. Tutewller, 
Kngene St. Cyr, Tlm.Leuvenn, Westly Mnn- 
tell, Arthur I.. Von Deck. Muna Ray Rent, 
Adelaide fldrr, ■ Marguerite Ostnnn, Kit 
Leavens and Mae Mantell. Nat C. Hoyr, 
bunlness manager; John Osman, manager. 
We know wc have the strongest dramatic 
company In bur territory, and have ulno 
secured vaudeville talent to give specialties 
galore. )• 

— Boyer and Burke Rtnte that they are 
well hooked up In their new rural piny, "Hi, 
HI and I." 

— F.ugene A. Phelps has been engaged by, 
Andrew Hathaway to manage the I'mvhase 
Street Theatre Stock Co., at New Bedford, 
Mass.,' In place of 1 >. R. itnlllnton. resigned. 
The company - was formerly known an the 
Itntllnton Stock, ot which Mr. I'helps was 
stage director for the past two seasons. 
The stock Includes the following: Cameron 
Clemens. Harry Waterhoune, Harry Horn, 
Frank Thomas;, Everett Aid rich. M. I'. Ilyan, 
Joseph Benton, • Paul Mills, Gertrude ■lilor, 
Maglll. stock star ; Jessie K. Prlngle, Flor- 
ence Hartley, Lillian Rhodes, Dora Calvert, 
Kthel Fisk, and- Kngene A. Phelps, manager. 

— Jos. B. Brady, manager of the new ioik«' 
Theatre, at Rumford FbIIk, Me., was 'recently 
In New York, completing hln bookings with 
i nliii & Grant for the ensuing seasou. Since 
Mr. Brady has assumed the management of 
this bouse he has completely renovated, added 
new scenery, and put In an electric plant. 
An excellent orchestra has also been Installed, 
uiRl the facilities for advertising have been 
greatly enlarged. The town of Rumford Fulls 
is booming, nnd Is one of the best show 
towns In the State of Maine. - 

— A. W. (Jnckl Ellin and wife (Helen 
Castle) have just finished a fourteen weeks' 
engagement nt Forrest Park, Little Rock, 
Arli , Mr, Ellis directing and playing Hie 
leads. Mrs. Kills has decided to not work 
until after the holidays, ami will rest nt 
her home In St: 'Louis. Mr. Ellis Is In New 
York City. 

— Fatter Q. Elder him succeeded W. E. 
Itussell an manager ot the Opera House at 
Minerva, 0. 

— Bert H. Duvles, trap drummer, closed 
with the Stetson "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Co., 
nnd has joined the Frank Adams "Uhcle Ilex 
Co. for the second season. 

— Clyde B. t'alllcotte has been specially 
engaged to play Marttis, In "The Holy City,'' 
Western Co. 

— Joe Marks, manager of Marks Bros.' Co., 
No.' 1, lins made engagements with the fol- 
lowing for coming season : M. S, Onldatue, 
Walter Scott Dreiser, Elmer Todd, Harry 
Starr, Frank Fielder, Probnscn, the Juggler; 
Dnke Thornton, Robert Tanner, Lillian claw- 
son, Knte Morsde.il, Kittle Marks and Edythc 
Winchester. 

— Maude Leone has just closed n suc- 
cessful season aa leading woman of the Mc- 
Retii Stock Co., Lima, <). 

— Robert Ridden has signed with "A 
Modern Viking." 

— Fred Oaab has been engaged for "A 
School Girl." 

.. — Frank E. Patton Is with one of James 
Ilnckett'H Cos. 

..—Belle Darling Is re-engaged for "A 
Winking Girl's Wrongs." 

— elite Harvey writes: "Owing to an at- 
tack of fever I: closed my Summer engage 
nient with the Dale Stock Co., July 1!0. I 
liuve been engaged by Frank Adams, for his 
'Uncle Ilex' Co., to open Aug. ill, this being 
my second season with this company."- . 

— Gertie Lewis clonen a very successful 
twelve weeks' engagement Aug. 20, with the 
Vallamont Stock Co., at WHIiamaporti Pn. 

— P. P. Croft has left Atlantic City, and 
after a week ut his home. In Washington, D. 
»'.. he will remain In New York until tlio 
opening of his Winter season. 

— Notes from Murphy Bros.' big produc- 
tion of "Gay New xork :" We opened the 
regular season Aug. 2, at Bloomtugton, III., 
playing to big business, considering the very 
warm weather. We are booked solid through 
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan und Western 
New York until May. 30. Our roster Is as 
■ allows : John J. Murphy, bualuess manager ; 

Slick'' Carroll, musical director; Lee Pnr- 
vln, advance agent ; Charlie See, stage mana- 
ger, and Madame De Vllle, wardrobe mis- 
trees. People Include Harry Armstrong, Ed- 
die Leonard, Ted Rose, Mark Mllten, Robliy 
harry, Ethel lrvlug, Dorothy Norworth, Ms- 
telle Blockle, Dottle Baker, Bessie Perry, 
Throe Dllwnrth Sisters, and chorus of twelve. 

— David Wnrikld will- appear the com'ng 
season under David BelnecoV management In 
"new three net piny, by Charles Klein, en- 
titled "The Music Master." Mr. Wurfleld 

* *"llio supported by a company Including 
Marie BntcH, Minnie Dupree, Antoinette 
Walker, lsnliel Waldron, Sybil Klein, Camp- 
he I Colion, Archie Boyd. William Boag, liar- 
°Jd Mead, Carrlnjjton Yates, J. W. Benson, 
»• 0. Cnrleton, Louis Veraude, W. G. Bit- 
elardl nuO Leon Kohlmnr. 

— Maude Street, who closed a very suc- 
cessful season of twelve weeks In stock nt 
H.vde Park. Austin, Tex., Aug, 0, has signed 
Willi the Herbert Sprague Dramatic Co. for 
me coming Reason, opening Oct. 1. 

— Lee Shubert, for the Shubert Brothers, 
inst week signed a twenty-one year lease of 
London's newest theatre, the Waldorr, which 
is i Mug constructed In Aldwycb. at the top 
Jf the Strand, The Shuberts Intend to moke 
iite Waldorf, the home of American musical 
"'ays In London. 

..~" J ner,ram Wnllls, the EnglUh actor en- 
raged by C. B. Dillingham to slug the role 
2 -Mr Charles- Brandon, In Lulu Glnser'e new 
opera, "A Modcop Princess," arrlvod in New 
>ofk last week. 
••iTT.^I- **• Cohan, In his newest plav. 

>< ttle Jotmnv Jones," will open the season 
wet, 10, nt Worcester, Mass., ploying one 
•J* Prom there he goes to Philadelphia, 
Jfiere two wecka will be spent prior to the 
rw w „* ork engagement, which commences 
iK" •.'"'. Seventy people ore under con- 
ifnct and the production will be the most 
Pf'lentlnus Mr. Cohan lian ever attempted. 
.i.~^''' rank Hanenchkn and family, known ns 
•J* Raymonds (Frank, Kitty and Cnrll. hove 
closed a Summer engagement with (1. II. 
raitliis' Empire Theatre Co., nnd ore now 
graying an engagement with the Laverna 
Block Co., through Illinois. . . 



imitiJ ?T. rt Htt N J ),0,: Wu " re ""-'lively 

SSf*. m^ T 1 .' i ,ru,l, "-'«. <»» «ti elaborate 
stale, a mus cal farce, entilled "Southern 

SLFffSSS* with everything that possibly 

SSLff n 'i W ~ ". w , n, "" lc ' M " r werdroGe, new 
scenic and mechanical effects that have never 
«h yet been attempted. The musical score in 
arrunged by Leo Merrlman, the well known 
composer. The company will be Increased In 
number, and Is being selected by W. B. Moore, 
.. ' " ea !£ n "L m «ni»B". It will incluue. among 
others, the following well known colored per- 
formers: Marlon Smart, Hnttle Hopkins, 
.iiVh' nSSl &*& Kmerson, Evelyn Mere- 
dith. Llltmbeth Wallace, Jeanette Foster, 
Smile Mears, Etta Gross, Otis Mitchell, Cecil 
Reese, .Icon e Htlimau. Ada Mickey, Bertie 
tirmes, Nettle Hilda, Florence Mitchell, Eva 
hwliiton. Almle Nelson, John Bailey, S. II. 
Dudley, Lawrence Chenault, the Johnsons, 
.!. Ed. Green Jerry Mills, W. H. Mitchell, 
George : McClaln, .lube Johnson, Walter III), 
hnrd, l.d. T. Harris, Jjmes Alexander, Billy 
Moore, Gus Hull, Edward Cartler, I^eo Merri- 
inun, Wm. T. Phillips. Rehearsals will com- 
mence the alter part ot this month, and the 
season will open Labor Day, In New York 

~Z J i? teB trom the Fenberg Stock Co. : 
S. R. 0. greeted the opening performance ot 
this company at the Columbia Theatre, Both, 
Me., Ang.,8, the verdict ot the public in gen- 
eral who nttended the performance being 

the best yet." The opening bill was last 
season s biggest success with Manager Feu- 
berg, "Beware ot Xlen," by Fitzgerald Mur- 
phy. Other plnys In our repertory are "The 
Queen of the White Slaves,' 1 "On the Stroke 
V f HE,.!*"- "■Wen by the Wayside." "Dealers 
In White Women," "Not Gnllly," "The young 
Heiress.' "A .Debt of Honor," "Rip Van 
Winkle nnd others. Two enr loads of scen- 
ery nre needed for these productions, nil of 
which nre put on with everything complete. 
The specialties with this company Include: 
the <.o|by Family, four In number, musical 
entertainers; singers und dancers; Will J. 
Kennedy, singing nnd dancing comedian ; 
Jlnrle McNeil, lody cornet soloist ; Grace 
Vinton, singing nnd dnuclng soubrette ; Law- 
rence Gordon, vocalist, and Fred D. Wood- 
bury, In Illustrated songs. The rosier to 
date Includes : Geo. M. Fenberg, David Knrr, 
T. W. Corroll, Lawrence Gordon, John Illg- 
glnn, Will J. Kennedy, Harry It. Vlrkers, VV. 
II. Colby. A. .1. Shorpley. Nick Williams, 
Fred Woodbury, Marie Ullmer, Grace Vinton, 
Adelle Adnmn, Marie (llliner, (irace Wood- 
bury. Mnrle McNeil nud the Colby Family. 
Harry II. Vlckcrs, In advance ; A. J. Sharp- 
ley, sdage director ; Mm. W. II. Colby, musical 
directress. 

— Notes from "A Broken Heart" Co. : 
We have engaged n strong company to sup- 
port Kllla- Wlllard. Joseph C. Logan, pro- 
prietor and. manager : Joseph E. CnveR, ad- 
vance; Mike L. Qnlna, programmer; Clar- 
ence Wood, musical director; A. R. Brooks, 
stage manager; C. W. Ashworth, carpenter. 
Roster: J. ('. Logan, Jos. H, Caveu, A. It. 
Brooks, Bernard J. McOweu, Frltx Lelher, 
Robert Lewis, Sam Kniawater, C, W. Ash- 
worth, M. L. Qulan, A. It. Bell, Rllla Wll- 
lard, E. l'earl Wlllluuis, Addle Lynore, and 
Knto CrlUlih. Sensna opens nt Carthage, 
Mo., Aug. 18. 

— Will c. Sites writes from Abbeville, s. 
('.. under the dale of Aug. it; "I am hand- 
ling the Inn Lehr Co. No. -. We are tour- 
ing through the South. We carry twelve 
people, with special paper and plays and a 
car load of scenery. Our roster Is the fol- 
lowing: Ilia Lehr, proprietor and mnnnger ; 
Will C. Sites, business manager; J. C. Wil- 
liams,' stage director and manager ; Prof. 
T. P. De Gnffcrelly, musical director; Victor 
Walker, James Woods, Billy Myers, Eliza- 
beth Mnrsli. Katie Williams, Marie l>egnf- 
ferclly, Harry Horns. Frank Lynn Is bund- 
ling the No. 1 show, with- the following ros- 
ter: Inn i.tlir, proprietor ami manager ; 
Frank Lynn, bunlness manager; I'rnf. Will 
Avery, musical director; Dick Mason, Villi 
('. Davis, Robert Crolo, slack wire performer ; 
Adeline Hill, Fannie Mason, Little Miss May, 
Master 'Hilly Lehr nnd Master Raynor Lehr. 
Tills company also has been lilted up Willi new 
scenery, plays and a swell line of special 
paper. Inn Lehr, In her many different 
roles, wins favor with the Southern people. 
The press In all the leudlng Southern cities 
are loud In her praise nnd say the two shows 
are the best repertory companies lu tbeSoulh. 
They will both stay In the South all Winter, 
and make a complete tour of the lending 
cities." 

— Notes from William A. Brady : The mu- 
sical comedy, "Girls Will lie Girls," opened 
the season In the Music Hall, Atlantic City, 
N. ,L, last night, Aug. 8, before a large and 
entirely friendly audience. Al. Leech, with 
the Three Rosebuds, head a company ot sixty 
people, Including Herbert Corthell, Hurry 
Dnvles, Oscar Watson, Wlnfred Young, Harry 
Wilson, John McVey, Lillian Bayer, Helen 
Ma ri'i-of i . Homa Snyder, Gladys Claire. Chris- 
tine Cook, Dorothy Wood, Helen Daniels, 
Clulrc Barnes, .Margery Cune, Gwendoline 
route nnd a chorus of young and pretty 
girl*. The company will leave here at the 
end of next week for the Fourteenth Street 
Theatre, New York, where Al. Leech will 
innkc Ills first nppenriiiice us a star In the 
metropolis, Saturday ulght, Aug. 27. 

— Nelson Waldron, who used to be well 
known as a theatrical manager, fell from a 
Sixth Avenue car at Thirty-second Streel, 
New York City, afternoon ot Aug. 2, and 
received u had cut over the eye, He was 
taken to the New York Hospital and Inter 
went to his home in Toltenvllle, Stnteu Is- 
land, 

— A coble received lost week stated that 
Henry Irving had engaged Edith Wynne 
Mntthlson for a two years' tour of England 
and America, commencing this season. 

— Clnrn Rockwell, leading lady of the J. C. 
Rockwell Co., writes: "1 have Just finished 
a six months' vocation, the first reul vacation 

1 have' enjoyed In fourteen years. Most ot 
the time wus spent In the West, visiting rela- 
tions nnd doing the World's Fair. 'J 'lie com- 
pany Is playing three of uiy dramas this sea- 
son.' among them Muck und the Beanstalk,' 
which Is drawing large matinees, anil giving 
great satisfaction." 

— The Empire Dramatic Co., under the 
management of Frauklln MrNurry. will open 
Its season Aug. 22. The roster will Include 
several new mimes this season, a rumple set 
of new scenery ond new repertory. Time Is 
bonked In Ohio, Michigan nud Indiana, in- 
cluding fair daten. 

— Following Is a partial list of people en- 
gaged bv Frank H. Plait for the Kathryn 
Tliuver Repertory Co.: Will S. Ely, Leigh 
MocDowell, D. 0. Keyser, Welter D. Hodg- 
son, Anna A. Buck. Klslo FlBlier. W. I . 
Fisher, musical director. The season will 
open Sept, 17, with a repertory of slnndurd 
and well kouwu plays. 

— Notes and raster of the National 
Stock. Co. : J. Albert Dnwson, manager; 
Dawson ft Nelson, proprietors. The company 
commenced rehearsals on Aug. 1,'and ill 
Is hustle around headquarters now. The 
following people hare been engaged: A. h. 
Dnke, Drury Mldgley. Jack Mannfleld, Chns. 
Triplet, Agnes Jntvls, Edwina Dake. Maud 
llurkett, Mvne St. Anginoii, Ruth Burkett. 
Muvme St. Angmou, Dii:k Jurvls. All have 
reported and nre getting along finely. We 
had so many answers to our lost an. in 
Tun Ct.ii'PKn that It. was impossible to an- 
swer them all, but we have secured a fine 
compehy. Wc will take the rood on Aug. 
Hi. after playing ft week here at home. Our 
"Two Orphans" show will go out next, with 
n fine new outfit. Manager Dawson Is now 
in Chicago, making arrangements for the 
new paper. The ncenery will Is? a special 
feature of the show, and oil the deslijnn 
will he correct reproductions from scenes 
In Paris. 

— Josle staffer Is engaged to "Down on 
the Suwaoee Blver," .._, . 



SPECIAL NOTICE 

The puWthtn of Tin New York Clippir 
btg to announce that thru will not pubHth a 
ChrMmas tmmlirr thtt year, but (mteail icili 
<**M« an i j 

A1IVERSARY NUMBER 

during the tcrcJfc tniing Feb. tS, 1905. Thit 
will commemorate the completion of the Jiffy- 
second year of uninterrupted publication of 
TitR Clifpkr, and the beginning of Ut fl/tv 
third i olume. No expense tctll be spared In 
Hiis number fo maintain (if not to eurpati) 
the high standard established by the special 
number* previously Issued by Tub Clipper.. 

— Notes from the Cblcugo Stock Co. : Man- 
ager Ross Kain has the folnwlng list of the 
people under contract with him for the com- 
ing season. The entire cast, with two ex- 
ceptions, have been associated with him for 
two years or more : Norbgrt K. Dorente, Clara 
I'rae Dorente and Graham Karle, who have 
been with Mr. Boss Kam seven years, all 
told; George K. llrowue, , four years; James 
K. Dunseltb, Moore, the maglclun ; Francis 
Townsend nnd George Florer, three years; 
May I'fiiff, Nina Browne, Ada Melrose, i'rof, 
Purvis nnd his troupe ot dogs, two years, 
Tommy Murray and Grace llexlep complete 
the acting company. Fred lliivliisoii, liusl- 
lies mnnnger; Jiniies ltorque, musical direc- 
tor; George Yard, programmer, nil having 
been two yenrs with the eoinpmiy. Mis. 
Ibiss K it m und baby Charles, who have lieen 
spending the Summer with ths company lit 
Magiiia. are home fur a visit. The liaby, who 
linn suffered the past year from nu injured 
limb, Is . greatly Improved. Manager . Ross 
Kam, whose stock co., which Is the attraction 
this Hummer nt I He International Theiiirn, .V- 
again Fulls, notes a peculiar Incident which 
came ubont during the company's production 
of "The l'nrlsb I'rlest," u couple of weeks 
ago. The lending characters ot the play arc 
a Nellie Durkln and two brothers, Ned nud 
.Iniues Welch. On, the opening night of tin- 
play, ii lady of Ihe city by (he name name 
iDurkln), occupied n box at the right of the 
stage, while In another box on the other side 
were two Welch brothers, one of whom was 
•inmed Ned. The parish In which the piny Is 
located Is called St. Mary's, which Is the same 
ns In Ihe city there. Father McCrcn, who 
al tended Ihe performance, was so pleased 
with the production that he sent a Ihjx ot 
cigars to Hie hoys or the company. Ulld con- 
siderable onius-nient was caused when It was 
opened and they were fond to be Henry 
Clay clgui-H. which in the brand twh-e iiien- 
lloued hi the production. None of Hie Inci- 
dents were prearranged, and might liuve 
inisseil unnoticed except for a member ut Ihe 
local press. 

— llnlton Powell writes: "I have made (he 
following engagements for my various nttruc- 
llons, ns follows: For the Powell-Portello 
fp.. Fnstern : Kitty Rlughnm, .lames W. 
Hlngliam, Three Auburiis, Florence Peyton, 
Maude Norton, O.E. Curtis, Frederic Dun- 
ning, Hiirrleltc MiicBrlde, Cbas. Colvllle, 
Snui C. Miller. Marie llarcourt and Harry 
Keefer. For the I'owell-Porfello Co., West- 
ern: Maurice Whlsh, Louis Wnliiwrlght, 
Chan. K. Emery, Harry J. Kennedy, Ed. 
Ilarusted Jr., Dan. Connors. Joseph Lucas. 
Helen Trei'li, feellle l.vnetle Meeker, Nellie 
Lucns, Violet. Grey. For Ihe Wlllinm V. 
-Mniig Co.: Leonnt'd E-mmert, Mlna Grlllln. 
Vlda Keuue, (ico. J. Curtis, Francis Molir. 
I'lnreuce Leewond, Mnsnn Phillips, .lames 
Conrad and Winston .Marsh." 

— Corse l 'avion Stock Co. Notes: After 
two weeks' rehearsals at the Nelson Theatre, 
spiliigilelil. Mass., we open our season at 
tlie Court Square Theatre. David J. Ram- 
nge, who has been the manager -for a num- 
ber of seasons, is lu charge of the company ; 
P. Huns Fluth. mimical director, nntl A. S. 
lliniiit'v In nilviince. Kthel Tucker, the new 
leudlng Indy, Is well known, having headed 
tier own company for a number of seasons 
Thomas B. Alexander In leading man. He was 
formerly a member of the American Theatre 
Stock Co., of Chicago. Dora Louihurd lias 
been re-enanged, as well us Jerry Snnford, 
wlin does Juvenile roles. The others 111 Ihe 
ciimpuny nre: Ida Thomas, Blossom Hohln- 
koii, Valeria and Little Duchess BIJou, Harry 
Miintell, George W. Ralston. Harry .1. 
Thoiniis, Kngene Miller, D. II. Morrison, ond 
I'lvses Duvls. The repertory Includes: 
"The New Magdalen," "Queenn. "Fortune's 
Fool," "Mngdu," "For Ills Silkc," "A Wife's 
Peril," "Drifted Apnrt," "Serpent In Eden," 
und "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." The sing- 
ing nnd costuming of each production will 
he the equal of the higher price attractions. 

— Maurice F. Kolchum Joined Augell's 
Camedluns July 26. This makes his secomi 
season under Mr. Augell's management. 

— Notes from Ilhe Lorraine Co.: Miss 
Lorraine Is ploying un engagement of seven 
weeks at Nona Park Theatre, Hamilton, Ont., 
where she wus met with flattering success. 
Undoubtedly the largest attendance that has 
ever been at Nonu Park Theatre was present 
to witness the opening performance uf this 
company. Miss. Lorraine bus a very Due and 
pleasing voice. . 

— "Ills Second Time on Forth," a "musi- 
cal gaiety," In three acts, by Waller Colemuu 
Pucker, was produced for the Hist time on any 
stage at Pleasure Hay Open Air Theatre, 
Pleasure Ray, N. J., on July 17, under Ihe 
personal direction of the author. The cast 
follows: Fly by Night, Robert E. Ornhum; 
Pnlmv Days. Frank It. Hayes: Deputy Sher- 
iff, Harry Wyinan ; Juvenile, Herbert J. Car- 
ter: Hetlle-Oiir-of-Cnnrt. J. P. Tucker; Linger 
A- Willie. Murray Garner ; I'rof. Fnkenmp, 
Jack ItalTiiel ; Pat, Ell. F. McCnnn; Captain, 
.hick Itiiffiic! ; Second otllcer. Marry Brown: 
King Fuclos. Jack Ituffuel: Rig File, Matt 
(ionium : Courier, Clarence W. Hull: Wee Gen, 
George 1). Collins; Wee Gee, II, W. While; 
Angelica Goodwin. Delia Nlven ; El hoi Good, 
win, Florence Little; Wunio Slnglilgh, Henri- 
etta Tedro; A High Kicker, Benin De Vorc ; 
Mary Fnkemup, Louise Brown. 

— Knte V, Weston, who line la-en retired 
from the singe for some time, will reenter 
the profession Hie coming season. She bus 
been touring England, in-hind, Scotland, 
Wales and France, und will go to linly for 
a short lime, reluming to America In Ihe 
early Fall. . . 

— Ed S. Norton hoe been engaged for 
Sheeley ft Young's "Mnloney's Wedding Day" 
Co. 

— Belle Gold goes with, "Snperba." 

«« » — — 

iii-atiis IN i in: piiorr.HSiov. 

Lakiiy Dtwunr, the famous minstrel nnd 
comedian, died July illl, nt St. Mary's lu 
(iriiinrv. Gnlviston, Tex., from Bright'! dis- 
ease. Mr. Donley was horn In llorrlsburg, 
Tex.. Jan. Ill, IHllt. and nt Hie age of twelve 
years \\w removed to Galveston with his pa- 
rents. At an early age he showed a very 
detidcd fondness for Hie stage, nnd when 
seventeen he enjoyed qulle a local reputation 
al Galveston ns n song nud dunce performer. 
IPs career us a minstrel nates back to lN7il, 
when lie appeared nt Breinnnd's Theatre, 
Houston, Tex., for live years. He worked 
alone up to 1978, at which time he became a 
member ot the Henries Brothers Trio, In plan- 
tation sketches. The following season he os- 
socluted himself with James II. Tenbrook. 
and continued bis plantation sketches until 
18S2. He then joined Ed. H. Hheehnn, end 
the partrtershlp histed nlwut a year, After 
the termination of his partnership with Slice- 
bun he went- lo Philadelphia, uud appeared 
there for three years, lie then played on 
engagement with the Carnrross Mlnstrein, 
which lasted for two yean. In lnua Le ap- 



penri'ii with PrlmrcAi- A West as end mail, 
and wus a nieiiilirr of the Primrose ft Dock- 
stHdcr Minstrels for two veins. He appeared 
with the Moore ft Hurgrss Minstrels for two 
years at the St, .lames Theot re, London, Eng. 
Four seasons ago he ts-cniiie a memls>r of 
"The Volunteer Organist," ami remained with 
It for two jeers. From that time up to last 
November iu> appeared In vaudeville with 
his former ]utrtnrr, James H. Tenbrook. He 
was Htrlrki ii with Height's disease at Sou 
Bernardino. Cal., lust November, when he was 
compelled to give up work and return to 
Galveston in order to be with his mother and 
visiters. Mr. Iioidcy was one of the charter 
members of" the Denver Lodge, No. 17, B, P. 
o. Elks. He was also n member ot the 
Eagles. Ills mother and two sisters, all resi- 
dent.; of Galveston, survive him. 
Ma it ii: (iti.tiiiv, well known as n singing 



home In Harlem. N 



MMfe 



from heart disease. 



She was prepnrltiK to go out Ihe coming seasou 
la "The Mocking Bird." to play the role 
crested by Mabelle tlllman, end her untimely 
den |h cute short u promising career. Miss 
Gllroy wan nlmtit thirty years ot ngc, and 
began her theatrical career with the late 
cluirles II. lliiyis companies, reiuninlug with 
the Hoy t forces for seven seasons. She 
then Joined the Rich ft llurrls Co., nnd was 
afterward leading Indy ot the (ilrnrd Avenue 
Theatre Stock Co.. Philadelphia, uud the 
Bowiloln Square Stuck Co., Boston. Among 
the characters she hud played recently were ; 
Dolly. In "Mnin'selle Hawkins." and Doro- 
thy Manners, In "The Giddy Throng." Shu 
was also one of the principals lu "Ilnhes 111 
Hie Woods." BurlUK the post sennou Miss 
Gllrny niilienred on the viiudeville singe with 
success. The funeral ceremonies are (» lie held 
Thursday afternoon, Aug. II. in the ehapcl 
nt Calvary Cemetery,. where Ihe burliil will 
hike piece. A brother nud two sisters, all 
lu the theatrical business, survive her. 

'I'm: iiiinv in.' I'HAULKN G. StlVMOItH K'. G. 
Sklnueri, n ennieiuan, won found ut Pier in, 
North lllver, New York City, on Aug. 1. Ills 
wife, Rosa, made Hie ldentlllcalion by ineiins 
ot a key-ring Iseurlng Ihe nniue C. G. Sey- 
liiour. Mrs, Sk Inner said I hat she did not be- 
lieve her hiisbiitid cniiiinllled siilcldi'. hut it. 
Is generally believed that lie wilfully drowned 
himself, ns lie had been 111 poor health for 
sunn' yi-ni-s. He wns nlsiitt forty yenrs of 
age and was well known some years ago us 
an liiqiersiiiiiilor, iiiqieiulng lu Viiudeville, 
Mure recently lie hail been devoting Ills lime 
lo lyci'iiin work. Ills mother nnd wife sur- 
vive liliu. 

Gi'iiiuii) A. Itn.t,, a well known actor, died 
III ilie.cil,' Hiispltnl, lliimlllon. Can., Aug. 
, r i. lu ilestllMtc clcciiuistiinces. No truce could 
lie found of. any relatives 

Mii'iimii. Hiumi, well known as a 'cellist, 
villi Theodore Thomas' and other orchestras, 
nnd Who was loug a hand nnd orhestrn lead 
or, died suddenly in cinclunutl, O., mi Aug. 
4, aged lifly-llve yenrs. 

Lawhknck Tuni.KV, of Ihe vinii.i'vllli' team 
of the Tooleys, died Aug. S. ill the Home 
tor incurables. Fordham, N, Y., from pa- 
ralysis. For the |msl two years he had Immui 
lu llic tluirgo <if the Actors' Fund, at Hie 
above home. Ills wife, llnniiiili V. Tooley, 
who Is also In Ibe charge ut the fund, sur- 
vives blip. The remains wsre Interrisl, ti, In 
(he Actors' Fund plot, Nverjrreen Cemetery, 
Brooklyn, N. Y. , 

J.M-K Mai'ai'ixv. well known ns an in lor, 
died Aug. I at his home In Phldiilephld, 
urn r ii i Illness of three years. Heath wus 
cniiKid by paralysis. During the early pun 
of Ids pi'tifesliiniil life he was prominent 
in slock companies, und wns known ns J. 
Frank Leslie. It was while cniinrcled with 
Harry Morris, In their own company, "My 
Pnrlner," tlMIt he resumed his own iiuuie. 
His Inst engugeinem was with Hie Glrara 
Am-i.uc Slock ('ii., Philadelphia. 

Mhh. cmuiuia Haiiuison, ii pianist and 
well known singer, died June I'll. She wns 
the only sister of Mrs. It. D. Tresliniu nud 
It. s. Mci.i'isi. Interment wns In Forest 
Home Cemetery, Chicago. 

MltiNKV Vini'isnt (Mrs. Win. Klein), an 
ncirt'Hs. died nt the Santa (loan Hospital, 
Kim Anliinlo, Tex., July till, from consump- 
tion, aged forty-one years. 

Max AttMii.n, the blind comedlnn, whose 
name In private life wns Mux Hess, died 
III. a private siiiillailuiii at Clifton Heights. 
neiu Phllndi'lplilu. I'll., on Aug. 7. Ho bad 
been hi ihe Iiisllliillon for some time, suf- 
fering from paresis. He was horn lu Phllii- 
dt'lphla alxlv-two years ago nud inudn bis 
I heat Hon 1 deliiii III California, hut iiiine 
East with Dan Sully, Ihe »>medlnn. Ilu 
wits at times with llnrrlgun ft Hart, Tony 
Pastor and many farce comedy companies. 
About thirteen years ago his sight began 
lu. full, nnd an expenditure of ninny Ihuu- 
supdH of dollars failed to restore the optic 
nerve. He wns in great driutiiid as u club 
entertainer. In spite of his misfortune. 

.Minnii: Himiin.s, u singer, who wns lust, 
season In the "Miss Rob White" Co., won 
found dead from asphyxiation on Frldny uf- 
lernoou, Aug. n, nt the home ot lier sister, 
Mrs, Albert C. tleiillng. In Philadelphia. It 
appears that she retired lo her riMini curly in 
the afternoon, nnd later, when the odor of 
gas was delected In the house, she wns found 
lieuii on the bed, end tint doors and wiudov/e 
were closed. Her death was not thought to 
lie premeditated. She wns Iweuly-slx yours of 
age, nnd wus well known lu Philadelphia 
churl I ii hi u en I oil nl n men Is. 

IlKfUAMIN FllANKI.IN Rl.'TI.KII, who WIIR 

belter know an Prank Butler, died Aug. :i, 
nt River Crest Siiullurliim, Astoria, !,. L, 
N. V., where he had gone lo he treated on 
July '.'(I, suffering from brain fever. He won 
well known as n newspaper mnn, and had 
been at different, times during Ills career it 
leclurrr, nil Motor, a political njieoker, n 
iiiiigur.ini- editor, and many other things, Ilia 
mother wns Hone Kytluge, und lie wus born 
In Cairo, Egypt, In IH70. In 1HH7 he HUM 
to .this country with hln innllier. A few 
months ago hn wus married to Alice John- 
sou, who was formerly wllli the Murray Hill 
HliK'k Co., Ill New York. Ills wife, Ills 
innl her and n slslcr survive him, 

miscellaneous. 



Ciiicaoo will linve a big aiiiusn'iuittit park, 
Work on which will tw begun Immediately. 
1*11111 D. Ilowse, Joseph Ilillt'lil uud Anion J, 
Junes huvo leased for a lung turui fourteen 
Hell's of ground ill Slxlv third and South Park 
Avenue, on Ibo Hues of South Side "L," Chl- 
eagu City Ry's Slity-lhli'd Street line, und at 
Ihe northern terminus of the Calumet Electric 
HI. Ry. and Chicago Consul Muled Traction 
Cii.'h main line, Mr. Ilowse, who Is in New 
York, Is looking after all the arrangements for 
the enterprise, nnd lie announces that Ihe park 
Will Ik* completed Muy 1, 11111.1. 

.Vim's, none tiii: IIWiwn Family Show, — 
We travel In our own prlvule wugon curs, 
Willi plenty ot live stock, and are hound Air 
the coal regions, under u tent. We will make 
nil the towns In the coal ileitis, and In Hie Full 
we will travel hack to Anderson Ind., imck 
awny our Summer show and slurt our Wfnier 
show, lo play In hulls. The show will Hike 
nil towns In Ihe oil fields of Indiana. 

Mil i, i>: ciiimstim: will open her season at 
Ibe Medulla. Mo., Slate lair. Aug, lf>, under 
(lie management of F. It. lSJUz. 

La Sub, manager of the old plantation, 
With Hosa ft Smith's Carnival Co., writes : 
"We are now on our tenth week, and business 
has been line. The people are as follows: 
II. La She, alack wire act ; Wm. Wonson, 
strong man: Lottie Gray, coon aholiler; the 
Reeves, nigh class musical performer : Ma- 
dam Reeves, III mandolin solos, which are 
making q big success. Doc Reeves furnishes 
nil Hie fun. We ore now In Ohio, nnd will 
toon In- In Michigan." 

Al Diji.HiiN, press representative for 
"I'ulu'a Burning of Rome,'' baa been Hang- 



fcrrvtl trom that spcrliiclc to I heir new pyro- 
technic iirndiit'lltiii id "lliuubtirdiui'iii ut 
Port Arthur," which will be seen for the 
first time at Chicago, opening Saturday, 
Aug. til, for a run. Mr. liaison will man- 
ago one of Gun IIIH'a musical comedies the 
iiunlng season, milking his II ft Is year with 
■ he Hill product hum. 

N'iitis KJtim tiik 111.(011 Amuhkvilnt Co,— 
We received so many . answers from our 
CLtrt'KR "nil." that we are not through 
answering them yet. Business In all our 
houses Is nt high water mark all the time. 

Tin: YVIlKUKAHOt rs. in-' Hariiy UHA0Y Is 
desired by Frank L. McGarr, care of Post 
Ortlre. Pittsburg. Pa. Mr. lirndv, whoso 
noil her is In n crtllcal condition, was for- 
merly u museum lei hirer. 

N'UTKS ►'HUM CAI'T. W. D. AMKNT'D GBF.AT 

Liimsin (Jiiusr Siinw.- This makes our llf- 
leenth week out nnd business uf late has 
Is'en pheiitiineiml. At I,a l>'uyette, hid., II re- 
quired four men nt the door lo lake up the 
tickets, nnd twelve perfnrmiinreH per day 
were required to bundle the crowds. The nil- 
mission was raised, but It didn't stop them 
coming. Little Joe Alfonile. midget com- 
edian. Is making a tremendous success. Little 
llnlie Aluenl Is ulso another great favorite. 
We nre now working West. Iielng bunked in 
Chicago. Minneapolis, Oinahn ami mniiv 
ut her big cities. We will not close until 
Christinas, and look for n most prosperous 
wiisoii, 

COMMlllMKIK FtlOTH AMI NINTCU, UI'KKNIi;, 
will have for Allnutlc City, N. J., Aug. 11, 
nud nfter n visit there they will return lo 
Philadelphia and visit friends. Thev will 
then go to lliirrlshurg nud New York, nfler 
which i hey will reiiirn to Fori Wnyhe, 
hill., in rmtlr to the World's Fair, SI. Louis. 

William Tiiiit Jii., Infiuit still of Mr. ami Mrs. 
Wlllinm TmIi, ,ii,..i ut iheir limiiii ut Snow Hill, 
Mil., ,-yim. -1. , . .. 

Uiiib ihe Bin Po$im. 

Noles from Boston Local, No. 17. — II was 

vnied lint lii parade on Labor Hay, Sept, '%. 
The no nl was leiireseiiteil al Ihe Till Hill's 
tuning Hiiiulny, July ill. nl llonglis Neck, 
by President Frauk Lloyd, ICd. Curllu, Wal- 
ler Ward nnd Hnrry Peyser. Jim Gammon, 
of the I'nlliie Thetllre, the president of the 
club, eiilerlulnetl Hie niembers. Hurry Jew- 
ell has taken the position of baggage master 
nt Snow's Wharf, left vacant by Urn. Siwnr, 
who linn Joluisl the (iperu Hnumt staff fur 
Ihe season. Geo. Lewis, ot Ihe Hub, Is 
buck lu inw'ii from SI. IaiiiIs. The ofllcers 
of Mils liu nl have neccplcd the Invitation 
of John curl Is ulld will spend Sunday ut his 
camp, ut Squunlnm. Muss. John Butler, 
Dave Grlflhi, I'd. Curl In. Walter Ward, lid. 
Ilurkr, Jim Gummoii nnd Joe. Illynn, of 
Gils luciil, are members lu good slniidlng of 
Ihe Niiilunnl Alliance of Stage lliiinls. Sandy 
Mum. i, of the Globe Thi-nirc, located the 
new eight sheet hoards for the Majestic 
Theatre, for Ihe advert Islng ngent, Deo. 
Collier. Julio Mils uud hln staff, Have So 
perlor, (Turn. Spear and Frank Fnrren, are 
Idlllng Ihe opt'iilng of "Wnlf's Pnrndlne," nt 
the I iperu House, Siiliirdnv nlgtil. Then. 
Wclille. out- lliiiiiieliil secretary, bus cliar- 
tei'il ,1'in Uiiininiiu's Jiichi. the Huh o-Llnk, 
and will cruise along the North Shore with 
Itro. Curllu nud llielr fitiiillles. Frank 
Johnson Is In chiirge id Hit 1 I earns of 
Hie I'lx eels lor Laundry Co., mil II thn 
opi'iilng iif the m'iisiiii. lied llognii, Jake 
lllnifM mill Joe Yokes nre on the eight sheet 
liiianls lor Ihe Mnjesllc Theatre, Geo. Collier 

hits 1 ii eagageil by Hlalr *; Wilbur lis Oliver- 

Using ngeiu for llielr houses In Boston, uud 
will have Sandy Monro, Itnlil, Burr and Wll- 
linm Huh' for his assistants. The huitses will 
open Aug. 'i'i. Traveling iiiemhi'ls kindly 
solid their address lo II. M. Peyser, 147- 
Washlngloii Streel, Huston, Mass 

NotcM from Local No. a, — At Ihe Manhat- 
tan CiihIuo mid Park, New York, on Tuesday 
livening, Aug. ti, I. unil No. '-', of Ihe Nullouul 
Alllllloil HUT Poslers Ulld IIIIUus of America. 
held Us griiiitl annual Summer night's feu- 
llvnl. The affair wus Ihe biggest kind of n 
success. A number of tliruliTcal puuplH ul- 
l ended, . (den members of different locals, 
owing In illness, President Joseph E Pliin 
was iiii'ibln to ul (cud. Vice Preslilenl Gun 
Jl'H lie did the honors for llru. Pine. Augustus 
Ciiiipetln was the general manager of the 
t'l'Ki i vol. ussiMieii by Hurry I'oley, William Mc- 
Ciir'.liy, ciini'lcs Mangel, John Wilds, Frank 
Mcliennoll. John llnsbi'o und Will. Kelly. 
The reeepilon I'ununlllee consisted of W. J. 
Murray. (•'. Connelly, II. Sellgiuuii, P. H'lluni, 
W. Scott, F, Gallagher und T. Lyons. (Ins 
Cluipellii wns floor director, assisted by Chun, 
Mangel and Thus. Hheehail. tiro. Cliuptdln 
bus been Ideiilllled IIS manager of several 
n (Tal is of Local No. a, for Ihe heoellt of Hie 
sick und death fund at the Lociil, nnd Ilia 
present ullnlr liuu added ntiolhcr success to 
Ills list. 

The Second Annual llevlew of the National 
Alliance of BUI Poslers mill lllllers of Ameri- 
ca Is now ill course of publication, and It Is 
claimed by ibosti who have It In chiirge that 
It will be Ihe iniiHt handsoiiie piildlciiilon of 
Its kind ever Issued, Nut only will It ha u 
work of an, hut It will ulso be un Inestimable 
nnd valuable adil I Hun to one's library. The 
work of gnl boring dulu, statistics, etc, ot 
Ihe bill posting craft lu this und foreign 
count lies line been going on since the first 
of .l.iniuiry, HUM, nnd without II doubt It will 
aland out us the bent cullei Hun of news ever 
put together of Its kind. It will deal not 
only wllh Hie orguiilxallim It represents, hut 
everything that npporinlus thereto and the 
movement In lis entirely. The llevlew will 
contains one hundred mid llfly pugen, hand- 
somely illustrated throughout. The cover 
will be printed in gold und hroiixe , There 
will be given hi detail n history of each 
local III the National Alliance, together Willi 
(•ills nnd shun biographical sketches of nu- 
lliiiuil and I oki I iillleers, The piihlleutioii 
will contain Ihe slutlslicn of Ihe iinlloiiiil 
orgniilxallon from Its very liicepllon. it will 
also contain articles on the elllcncy of trade 
agreements. Ihe Increase III wages mill Im- 
proved working conditions of the craft, its 
well as i'iiiii rlliiitlons from Ihe pens of well 
known labor leaders, uniting lliem Isdiig 
Samuel (lumpers, John Mllchell, Francis 
Bobbins, J. .1. McCnrmlck, iintlomil seereliiiy 
of the Nullonnl Alliance ; P, F. Murphy, 
1 1 1 ii 1 1 inn n of the arbitration hoard of the 
Nullouul Alliance, mid iirllcles by II, .1*. Pen- 
ny uud George Lowry, proinllieiit In Ibe. alli- 
ance, together wllh edllnrlflle by Charles 
Joseph, iiiillutuil preslilenl of Hie alliance. 
nnd uiiiiierous other similler articles by lead- 
ers III labor movements. A unique feature ot 
Hiii work will be a labor novels) le. The cir- 
cuit agreement will is- discussed by prominent 
road inculmr* uud there will bo numerous 
other pithy und well seasoned sketches, cover- 
lug every depiirliiient of Hie lulsir world. It 
Will contain, ut Hie end of Ihe book, u com- 
plete directory of the locals in thn organ Izn- 
I loll, giving number nnd name of loi'iil, locav 
Hull, iitnne and address of president and sec- 
retary, also n list of nil iini'onnl onicers and 
llielr iidilresses. Charles Joseph, president 
N. A. H. P. mid II. of A., P. it. Box dill, 
Pittsburg, I'll,, or J. J. McCnrmlck. na- 
lloiinl secretary N. It, A. P, nnd II. nt A., 
Hiail Chicago Opera House Block, Chicago, 
Hi., will furnish nil other Information on llm 
subject. 

Notes from Ixical No, '». Buffalo, N. Y.— 
Rro. I Mve Mupr, who has been spending Ihe 
Summer In Buffalo, coming from Toronto, 
Can., Is a member of No, 24, and has gone 
hock to gill ready fur the opening of the 
Toronto Fair, Bru. Dnnev Mack will leave 
shoitlv |o go with the "Happy Hooligan" 
Co. The Academy opens Aug. S. wllh Joe 
Welch, In "The Peddler." The slnff ul llm 
Academy will be: (has. Howe, ngent: II. 
C. Bristol, assistant agent: Kddln Frlcknrt 
and Cbas. Hwulcxcherg, blllers. Fveiylhlng 
la In good shape lu regards to (be local. 



568 



THE DNTEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August 13. 



GOOD, VERSATILE 



DRAMATIC PEOPLE 

Specialty Teams and Moving Pictures. 

JUIM AT OKOB. >' 

Address VANDYKE CO , la Crosse, Wis. 



J 



H1K < KHHFVI, HETt'IlN TO VAU0EVII.LE OP 

the 3 ST. FELIX SISTERS 

In Their Sew Skit, "MBS. MURPHY AND TUB KIDS." 

HHi HIT AT KEITH'S 14th ST. THEATRE, THIS WKKK. ON AT ».M and H.Br,. 
Address All Agent*, or 168 tfith St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Telephone 821, Bay Ridge. 



Wanted, for Culhane, Chase & Weston's Minstrels 

Comedian*, Vocalists, Dancers, Novelty Acta, High Orade Musician* who double, one Big Art to 
feature; Musicians and Singer*. JN> not Mack Wefurnlsh wardrobe for first part and parade. Stop 



at hotel 4; 39 atralght week* to competent artlsta 
lyn.N. Y. 



Address, with all particular!, lm 65fti St., Brook- 



GERTIE 



AT MBEI1TY. 



LEWIS. 

or INOENUB, 



Will oloae with the VHllamout stock Co., Wllllamsport, Pa., Aug. an. 

Address care of HOTEL HICKS, willlainijmti, 



Pa. 



$150 



BOYS HALF INTEREST IN 
Orchestra, Fine paper, etc. 
quick, for full particular!, 



CRACKER JACK FARCP, COMEDY, with Band and 
will invent | for f , Handle own money. Address 
Kl). LB CLAIR, Mansion House, Altiany, N. Y. 



VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

Booked for the montlm of August, Sep- 
tember and October over Mm CRYSTAL* 
GRAtJMAN CIRCUITS, "TUB UNITED 
VAODKVILLE ASSOCIATION" inuat scud 
their permanent addrea* to I". II. Hit All- 
STREET, SolO Hooking Agent, No, 1717 
Curtis (St., Denver, 4Jol., at onoe, as{new 
houses have lately been added to the cir- 
cuit by the association. NOTK.— We aro 
receiving dally from one to two hundred 
Idlers asking for Information In regard* 
this olrcult, ALL letters will be answered 
If stamp la enclosed for reply. In writing 
for tlmo remotubor this circuit lias sixteen 
conaoeutlvo weeks with only ono week lay 
on". State lowest salary. These are sll ten 
cent bouse* and exhorbltsnt sslary will not 
bo considered. No trios booked, except 
Aortal and Acrobatic Acts, Booked solid 
until, Oct,*. CHICAGO IIBAIH|UAUTEHB: 
Irving Tlicslrlrsl Agency, -JO Van Huron SI 



WASTED, ALL BODHD SINGING 
AND DANCING COMEDIAN. 

i.iiiir engagement Mid sure money. Must Join on 
wire" Can use Closk, Klro Dance and llluai rated 
Seng Slides |n good condition. W, H. at. Stanley, 
write me immediately In this plalnr 

llRt F. M- BT1NKR, lllado Springs, Virginia. 



WANTED. 

»d ( Oenulno 




FOUR DAYS, BEGINNING ACQ. .11. 

IATIOHAL THEATBIOaL EXCHABBE, 

Chicago Opera lloiun Bliljg., Chicago. 




WANTED AT ONCE, 

AH 'Round Perforraora for the MINNBTONKA 
mk.I). co, No. 1. All must be up In Med. Business 

and ohsnge specialties for (might*. Do not ask 
for tickets iidIori t know you. No 0. 0. 0. 
message*. Your money. in sure. The best li 

none top good for mo. _ • 

Dll. R. J. ATKINH, Rooilsburg, Sauk Co., Wis, 



a-IE 

Al EXPERIENCED 



enter 



Road or house. Union Man. Sober and reliable. 
■ • . (IKORCr. ADAMS, 

■ apt W. 7til St., Sioux C ity, Iow a. 

ItVa'n t e cl O «* l"0 ** > 

LEADING MAN 

FOB IRPEBIAL STOCK. 

Address. JOUN IHMMK1.BIN, 

, __j KoHyJsland, OWo^. 

Wiitiwr A I MedlQlne Ctmedian, also Good 

Silent IV r former who can do Traps, Slaok Wire, 
Juggling, etc., changing for week. State Just 
what, you otn do, and do uot misrepresent, People 
whb can. play or fake organ g'von preference Al. 
Mondnsllo, write. Address by letter ouly, 
J. H. ROlililNS, M«r. Oregon Mod, cm., 
■ . _j. __ a»i Master 8L, riill*., Pa._ 

WANTED, for the 

KERKHQFF DRAMATIC GO. 

Al does. EXPERIENCED AOTOR for L»Hds. 
Others, wMlo. IVAN KKRKHOFF, Manager, 
■ . Smith Centre, Kas. 



Tall Man 

For Heavies. 

JOIN AT ONCB. 

J. R. SMITH, IHgi*., 

LIMA. O. 



PICTURE 

MACHBNES. 

New and sooond Hand Stcrooptloona, Films, 
Bong Slides and Supplies. Picture machines re- 
built with all Improvements. Rheostat* any volt- 
age. Mechanical effeota for acta msdo. Expert 
repairing dono. NEW YORK FILM EXCHANGE. 
N.TOWBR, Mgr., 117 Naaaau St., New York. 

Phone MM Cortland. 



WANTED, 

A MAN OR WOMAN 

or- go 1 1 appearance, to work a Hog and Pony cir- 
cuit In Vaudevlllo; animals all well trained. Ad- 
dress 000 AND PONY CIRCUS, care of CLIPPKR. 

W AIM T AC O - - 8KETCH TE AM, 
Man and Wile, do singles and Uuuhlei, ohango 
for woek: nrg. n Players given preference; salary 
$16, joint, and oxponsca af tor Joining; no tickets. 
no wire; others, write. MODERN REMEDY t'O., 
Areola, liongis* Co., III. 



A BURLESQUE MAQIC ACT, 

* Monologues, 1 "Parodies, 21 Songs. Hunch of 
Rags, 4 Stump Speeches, l'J Sketches, all for 16o. 
ana per. aadrets. 

E. r.rONllAN. KM n. Fourih St., Phlla. 



WILL 


GARDINER 


SPVBLTV BUCK DANCER, 


J.J. Flynn Olrcul 


. Thu week, 




The Pines. Haverhill. Mass. 



HARRY 



NYE. AGENT, 

Open for coming season. Fully experienced In 
anything from repertoire to oar- show. WRITB 
OR W|R>,. MAHIETIA, 0. 

WALTER BEEMER 

AND HIS 

JiIUOLtMO UIML. 

MM Rhoades Avenuf, Chicago. 

Wanted at Onoe, 

Planlsl and Versatile comedian. Lowest flrsl 
lettsr. III.N KRICK CIIMKDIANH, llulm-sli, Ky. 

WANTED, 2 ALL 'ROUND PERFORMERS 

FOR. Mo. 4 CAMP, DR. l\ 0. SPANdl.KH 
MKDICINK HKOW. 

•PROF. FRED JORDON, Point Msnon, Pa. 



FOB UIOLE JOSH 8PBCCEBY, A0TOH8 
That double brass; Musicians for Band and Or- 
chestra, Baritone and Second violin. Trombone, 
Clarionet, Trap Drummer. Pay own hotel. Join 
ipilok. Address DAYKH, LEVIS, Oladstone, Mich., 
11; Manlallquo 13, Kacanalia IS. 

WarnWi Rant or Laasa far a Tirtn af Years, 
Summer Park or Snmmer Besort. 

I have Russian Toboggan Chute, Miniature R. It., 
Mrge Merry Oo Ronnd, Up To Date Pony Traok, 
Razzle Dazzle. Mystic Maze and a few. '.other at- 
tractions to place In same. Address, with full 
particular,, "RBBORT." Csre of CUPPER. 

\VANTED QaJTOIC, 

Repertoire People, leading Man, Heavy Man, and 
others with Hood Specialties, and to double-Band; 
also Good Band Leader, with Music, for B. and « , 
and Full Baud; good dressers on and on; <ery 
lowest salary first letlor; sll pay your own; doiri 
misrepresent; you know; no fares; Join on wire. 
MOR, STOCK COMPANY. Ballstoil. N. Y. 



Ian to Double Cornet In Band, 
1st Violin in Orchestra, 

Kleven months every year. Sure money;, food 
ireatmsnt. PATTKN A TKRRY, "Jerry From 
Kerry " Co., this woek, ureal. Barrlngton, Mass; 



THE GREATEST 
APPLAUSE WINNER 
IN VAUDEVILLE 

* * * * * * 

The Most Beautiful Sentimental Song 
Ever Produced in Minstrelsy. 
****** 

THE 8BANDE8T PICTDBE SONS 
OF THE TWENTIETH CEITDBT 



LONG 




THEM 

Ik 
AGAIN 



WANTED, 

FOR EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE CO., 

Man and Woman with Bpeulaltles that can change 
for week. Team preferred. Other people, write. 
Want Al Pianist, lady or gent. Make sltar/ftght 
ami tell all In tint . Open here Aug. IT. < '• 
HARRY C. MERKLGY, St, Johnevtllo, N. Y. 



SIDE SHOW and PLATFOBH MEN. 

For sale, the greatest money getter, the only new 
up to date attraction, Just nut. A gold mine for the 
Fairs. A big a horn, \t leg Chinese KO KAHfA-MA, 
right from port Arthur, with 8x10 Palming, fit. 
lit) with order, balance C. 0. I). I/st free, Lota of 
other stutr cheap. WM. NRL80N, j "■ 

8 Van Nonlen St.. No. Camurtdgc. Mass. 



WANTED, FOR THE 

Cornell Concert Co., 

t ■ 

A good Trap Drummer at once. Write or; wire. 
Uli III' PADDOCK.Band Loader. K'Bln, 111. 

H. II. CORN ELL A SON. 



WANTED QUICK, EiHtlenca. an. Rallalla 

RKPKRTOIRR I'KOl'I.K FOIt 1IALANCK OF HUM. 
MVR AND RF.01tl.AK 8RASON. 8TA0K DIRKC- 
TOIl; MUST DO STRONO SI'KOIALTIKS. TBI.L 
KVKKVTIIINO FIRST I.KITKlt. 

MANAORR FARM TUB ATRB, ?anesvllle, 0. 



4*>M&& 



It ha. ■titnil t-vrry te.t and pronounced 
the beat. Why not tallow the reat. 

****** 
Hcore. of prominent .Ingera .ay It I. 
their Oreata.t Hit. 

****** 
> .ilany Headlln.r. have It In rehearsal 
(tor the coming season. 

* * * * * * 
Don't overlook this as It ma> mean a 

great deal to you. 

* * * * * * 
Write Iter pamphlet containing prea* 

enmment.i alto teitliuoalal. flrem prom- 
inent ilnit'Ti who are now f.atnrlng It. 

GET IT* WHILE* IT'S NEW, 

IT'S JW8T WHAT TUB PEOPLE WANT. 
*, * * * * • * 

Prof. Copy. KHHKt Orel!., FREE. IS 
Rllrtes, t>\. Kindly Inelose late progj. 
and .tamp for mailing. 

****** 

CHAS. F. ERNST 

■USIC PUB. CO., 

(Btwios Bill.), IUIS18 CRT, Ho. 

•S «jl» >•»-• ' 



At>L pkopi.f: 

•> ENOAGBty FOR 



McFADDEN'S FLATS 

Please Heport f«r n>h*ar<ai. «t Lyric H«l», Oth Ave. and «Hd SL.Rew Vork 
Monday, Aug. 19. at M A. M., sharp. Kindly acknowledge shl. call to 



AI.L PEOPliE BRGAOBO PUR 

THE SMART SET, 

Pl.a.e Report for Belieanal. at Central Hall. 3ild Street, between Sixth and 

Seventh Avenue*. Monday, Aug. H't, at in A. M., sharp. 

Kindly acknowledge tfal. call to 

CU8 HILL, 1358 Braadwi,, Ntw Vork. 




MUSICAL TEAM AT LIBERTY FOR 1904-5. 

CHARLES H. LITTLE and CARL F. JACOBSEN, 

Piano and Violin, respectively, Small Parts, Illustrated Songs, Solo Work and Feature liver- ' 
tureB. Mr. Jaoobsen, being small for age, Billed as Child Violinist, Experienced, sight Readers, j 
Young, flood Hrcaaern, StrlcUy Moral Habits. Music a feature on S. S. Eastland, out, of Chicago, ' 
all Summer, until Sept. 6. Mr. Little, Manipulator of the big Stesrn calliope; Photos, Programs. ' 
At references from wherever we've'been, oa reiinest. Opera, Burlesque, Repertoire: perms- 1 
ncnt location; anything considered. If you are looking fir something Live In the Musical Line i 
for your attraction, consider na. What we say we do, Wti DO. If misrepresented, close is on 
orst rehearsal. Always prosperous, and can Join anyplace on the globe. Address 

• 0. H. l^ITTUB, 9ia S. Water St., CHICAGO. 



National Steok 



luppo.tlng 



Good Oen. Bus. Man with apeclalty, to do props; Al Piano Ptaver; Man with Moving Plclnre snd 
Illustrated Song OutBt; actor preferred. Olvo full description when answering.. Feature Acta that 
double psrtM and People In All Lines, write. Mention lowest for balance of Summer and next season 
which begins Sept. 16. This week Tupper Ukc, N. Y. Week Aug. 10. Norwood. N. Y. 'Address 

CHAB. HCHAP, Manager. 



A. TAT. (Jack) 



L-l 

ADDRESS 



■ NO and MEAVY BUS. 

155 W. 22d St., gj Y. City. 



SOBER BOSS CANVASMAN 

Wsnlcd at onoe to lake charge of big top, l/»N(! SF.ASON, must be experienced man, (or ANDREW 
HOWNIE'SNEW BIO SHOWS; also TWO MORE HILL POSTERS, two Banner Lithographers and Trn. 
graiiiniora. Must Join at once. Good Concert People. Also Side Show Curios. Man to Sell Concert 
and Reserve Tickets; must do concert turn, Also Singing and Talking Clown to work Inronccrl. 

Address ANDREW DOWNIE'S HEW BIO SHOWS, 

Bordentown, N. J-, Aug. 11; Burlington \'i, Riverside, Pa., 13, Media IS, West Chester is, Downlnglon 17. 



WUTED, FOR THE SEISM'S OPENING, SEPT. 4, 

SMITHS OPERA HOUSE, 

OR AND RAPIDS, MICH., 

Oood, Dp to Date iuiiu.KSkUK proiiifckr, tiood Comedians, Specially People; also Experienced 
Cnorualllrls. Address MRS; WM. II. SMITH, tirand Raplda.Mlch. 



: oo you oo ? 

Rohor, reliable people (none others lust an lioor), in all branohea, for an extended trip SoiiOj, West, 
NorthweBl and back. Two years solid. Those Doubling B. snd 0. given preference. Advance Agent, 
Clrcua Acts. Outside Attractions, Cowboy*. Canvas Men. Stale all. PRIVILEGES FOR SALE- 
Side Show, Candy, Kulfo, Canes. Japanese Hall, G>aas lllowcr, BhIIooiih and all legitimate 1 privilege,. 
" "UMENT CO., CAPT. C. W, RIG08, Presldon!, Anbury Park, N, J. 



RIGdS' AMIISEt 



RAOIXJIWI EFFECTS 

NOTICE TO mamacers and acents. 

By U. 8, patent TW.61U, Hie undersigned ha. obtained exclualve right, to the use of all costumes end 
properties for PRODUCING RADIUM or other similar otrccts In dances 'or other aula: . Negotiations 
for tho production or such effects should be made with the patentee. 

Attorney for Minn Laverd, - ■ it kI.i.k. l a x Kit n. 

BAXTER MORTON, 2(3 H'way, N. Y. , 11) E, 70tb St., N. Y.' 

WANTED, 

Two Sketch Teams, Slater Team, Novelty Act, Piano Player, Comedian to- put 
on Acta, Bos. Canva. Mas. Wonld buy SO or TOft. Top with Middle Piece, B*ats, 
Stage, Btc. Lowest .alary and all tlr.f letter. 

J E> R E> KBXNBD ^'t, 

C ANTON, N. Y. . 



Versatile Acting Soubrette, Woman for Juveniles and 

Heavies, Large Man for Characters and Heavies, 

Man for Juveniles and Light Comedy. 



tilve uge, height and weight. 



K0013RS. YOUNU A SCO'lT, 
No. 04-2 West Fair, New Philadelphia, a Ohio. 



, From Dranesville, 



AX UBBRTY 

For Faroe Comedy, Burlesque or Drama. 

8nong, Responsible. Eccentric Old Men; Light and Low Comedy; Good Pinging Voice: Al 
Monologue. Can Direct and Produce. SAM DRANB, DraneBvlllo, V*. 

Henned, Responsible comedian "Two Married Men" Co.; Responsible Comedian tins Sun 
Mlnstrela. 



MISSES IaWTELLE and SEARS, 



BOTH PLAY 

Address 



Reliable and Capable Singing and Dancing Sister Act. 

AY PARTS, BURLESQUE or MUSICAL COMEDY. RESPONSIBLE MANAjDEB 



_ MANAGERS ONLY, 
218 W. 84th ST., Now York. 



Main Street Theatre, Boonville, N. Y, 

LOCATED IN BUSINESS PORTION OF CITY. 

Lighted by ctectrlolly lliroughoiiti two new Kimball Pianos, beat billing facilities. It will- pay you to 
book this theatre when plavlug Boonville. First class attractions wanted. All dates reasonably pro- 
tooted. Under msnsgsnient of "The lluatlcts."TRAFFAItN A SAWYER. You all know them. • 



HK-BNUAUBD FOB SECOND WEEK AT OUEAMLANO. THE LAtlOIIINO HIT 

OF 1 THE SEASON. ' / "' i 

bbssib — GORDON BISTERS" mimisib 

Sf.So ??5, chlD ?^ * nd Boxing. Open for Faroe Comedy or Burleiiiue. Managers Invlied' to aee 
18 ACT. Address DREAMLAND, Coney Island, or 88, EAST 16th ST , New York OH?. 



LAMTEHrt SLIDES nr ,J "' Ml ' , ' ,,uls Exposition, Japan-Rnsslan Wiir.PolliVel tlarloons, IJ*!*''" 
"*"*"■" B "* "■ "gongs, Mr. ; Plain 20ets., Colored aoota. SPKOIAL • NO'IIUK:- 1 have 



ngf 

' 8' 



brongtit out an entirely NEW jSUK OF SLIDE, which la far superior lo a plain slide, and dealg; 
"t!?' 1 B ,", n Q0 . LD J. THURP ? 1 8 MOMOCHBOMB Lanlern Slides. Price 26ela. -To Introduce, I 
will rem 40 at »i.oo per mown. oeo. j. 00LDTMORpE,i««W^«Ui8t.,».^- 



•Si 



the t<tew Trams ttuTPmm. 



560 



Tit* Ui-ea»*t Coon Hong «v«r wHIUh. Innl.Ubl) Funny. H#r« . Mm chor^, II «M0.kB. fur MitUi 



• 9 



At yon hfcTt> ..est from the above 



"Oh, Lord, didn't you deliver Danlai rtom the llou' den 

•n.r.J^S.1. 1 K?,5 4h r, ^ B ,he ,,Mom ot lne wh»le aud (hen, 
Three Hebrew children from the Aery furnace, 

• BONO KKrF.l VB* KHOM FIVE TO SIX BNCORBN 



8o the (nod bookt do d.otare. 

Now, Lord, If yon can't help me for goortueat take don'i you help i tin bear." 



^-^'"■^"n i !■_!*_ THI8 8M ° MCWVai rROM MV » T » »«* BNCQRBN NIGHTLY. SEND FOR IT. 

MY COTTAGE HOME WHERE DEAR OLD MOTHER WAITS" 

..-».. a am » >. LUMtthi «,-,.. „i,._,. * Ballad that le a>.tln.Ml to bo suag from Caaet to Co«..». -.. ■ « 



.H01*UK," » Beautiful W.lti Ballad 

•'SHE'S A Pa A ID TO OO HOME,' 1 another 



A Ballad that le dr. lined to bo <uag from C.aaat to Co.it, 
.h"!.\. ? H P~ lt J. I '^. ! * D „ c i. ,Ht ' l" w,,h * fhoiuiHi.iwiu bo tana- bw all. •'! FIBL LIKB CRYIH'," lh. Iw.tt.il Sentimental Coon Bona; Ev»r Wrllln, 
iirianv Tmmi BgEJ l**.*— Saw Mo." "G1VB MB (UK Kl\ AND THEN I'M, SMILE." a Darkey's Characteristic Apptal for HI. Favorite Blid. 
•mtrmmt*? YOU," a Coon Sons, th. Grtatoat Hit of tho Season, and "MARY ANN," another big winner. 

FREE — l*rof«w«lonal Cnple. to Rerognlied Performer, or tho.t sending Up tn Dele Programme 
Or. ht.tra.lon, 10f. earn, or any 3 for Site. Regular Piano Copl.. to Non.Prorc..lon»l., »*«. Each. Adrtrea. all order. I» the 



NO CARDS. 



CAPITOL MUSIC HOUSE, 807-215 South High St., Columbus, Ohio. 
JOHN A. WEST, MUSICAL BROW INI IE, 



1UO. 1.1-aO. FARM THEATRE, TOLEDO) »»-»J, WONDRRLAND, DBTROIT.. 




BIG MONET MAKERS. 




B 




HADE 111 FANCY TINTS. 

•Iii.t the Thing for Street and Carnival Meu, 

Train Agents, Cirrus Fakir, and 

Summer lienor! Workers. 

PRICE $3.50 PER GROSS, 

SPECIAL PRICE I IV CASB LOTS. 

NOVELTIKS.-I have Just issued the most comp'ete desertp 

live and llluatratcd catalogue of Imported and Domestic 

NoveltleB Ever Presented to the trade. Sent Free. When II 

comes to prlceB I am "IT." I. WHITESON. Manufacturer, 

310 K. Madison Street, CHICAGO. 



ATWBBRTY, COAli\<; SEASON, 

CLEVER SISTERS McCONNELL, 

One piece or repertoire. Good line of parts, SoubrelteB, Boys and Ingenues; very strong Singing 
and uanclng'Speilaltlen. Change often II required (can be fentui a. ,. Jolt closed eight mouths 
with Flak Stock Co., and refuted contracts for continuous Summer t»nd coining Winter season with 
thatcomnany. P. 8.— Please remember the Slaters MeConuell are a good arlc>. and command u 
fslr salary. Address JAMBS W. THOMPSON (Father), 403 W. Madison St., I lat 4, Chicago, III. 



TOM GILLEN, 

FINWIGAN'S FRIEND, 

Scored another emphatic lilt at Riverside Park, Kew Brunswick, N. J., week of Aug. 1. This week 
in* s Forest Park. Waterburt. Conn, oneottlie very best of entertainer*. Address all agents, or 
B ' TOM UILLKN, cure Of WD. MORRIS, 43 W. MM SI., N. V. C. 

I'. S.— I do not STAR next season. 



iEAYMOND S. PAINE, 

Comedian and Some Characters. 

P. S — Thli ad. Appeals to Responsible Managers Only. Can Join on wire. 

r.o. i.iw vy «~ perm, addrets, CITY HOTEL, Rending. Pa. 



FOR SALE. 

Owing to bnvlng asaumed control of n city 
theatre wbirii will occupy nil of my time, 
offer for mile n comedy now on the road, a 
big success lust seaRun, company traveling In 
Us own private car. 8eanou completely 
booked In good claaR of theatres. A complete 



PEOPLE'S THEATRE, 

LOWELL, MIABBrBB. 

HARRY A. WOODWARD, - Proprietor and Manager. 

Opens the season (LABOR DAY) SKIT. I. • WANTKD, for the opening week and later, Good Vaudeville 

Acts. Sister Acta, Sketch Teams, Atlilellc and Novelty Acts. Address 

* ' * HARRY A. WOODWARD, <a Waahlnglon 81 ., Lawrence, Mats. 



HAMPTON'S LATEST SENSATION. 

Gat Looping (be Loop on Roller Skates; Leaned Boose, (he Mental 
Wonder; Troupe of Scotch Collies and Leaping Greyhounds. 

RKS AND FAIRS. 



Now at Luna Park, Cone, ...and, BIO HIT. ^^ ^^ M s J- ( ft HAMPTON, ^ 



WANTED, FOR 



BOYER * BURKE'S 



ii. 



,ND I 



Actor, who double In bra... Character Old Man, Juvenile, Singing ami Dancing aoiibrtUa. Old Maid 
character. May Wheeler, Ton. McDouotigh, Dlok Httmnan, ^fJ^fS^ V SuSS%Olim. 



Wanted, for the Greatest Medicine Co. On Earth, and 
ConereM of Physiol ans, 

Paonle in all the branches of ll.e business, WITHOUT STOCK as U^USMTOMb jMJPBlOjt. 

Piano hayer. Regard.to friends. ^eJ^gftJt^^Ollw Br.cebrldge, ont., Canada. 
P. S.-Tommy, be good to the gir ls, a'ud tente mber the daya journeying . 

r * i — — ^^-g ^= 



WILL L. WHITE, PAULINE GEARY, 



Joint engagement only. Address 



SofaVII 

Cars of ACTORS' BQOIKTY.IH W.tlth St., X. Y. City. 



J A C* vVif ttttJT&SkSHSk FERGOSOB 

A.T LIBBE.TT.-PETE and ALLIE ELMO, 



Ime of special printing nil paid for, laying on 
Kntire ontllt, Including car, will be 



shelven. 
sold cheap. 



Address 



FRED. 8. CONRAD, 

8UITK F, 402 OARDRN CITY Br^lCK, 
CHICAOO. HA. 

MUSICIANS Will), 

pea 

JOHN W. VOGEL'S 

Big City Minstrels, 

* I.TOI'IIOVK, tO Dnul.le V l..la; 

S1.IDB TIltHIUlUK, B. da O. 

Mutt Join Immediately. Wire or write, Hating 

lowest salary; I pay all. 

JNO. W. von Kb, owner aud Manager, 

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 8 and »; Humllton, (>., II; 

Columbus, 0, 18 and 18; Newark, 0, U aud is. 

HIGH CLASS 

MAGICAL APPARATUS 

At iixiiliTirtc prices. Large stock, Immense 
variety. Illustrated Catalogue P'ree. New 
Mammoth Catalogue Just Issued. 20 r. List of 
100 bargains In tine apparutus for 2c. stamp. 
A, KO TKItmCHO, 17U Ontario St., Chicago. 

Harris Parkinson Co. 

WANTS 
0LITE1 CCABACTEB aid HEAVY 111, 

OLEVEB I0VEIILE UN, 
IAN FOB ILLWTBATED 80103. 

MUST JOIN ON W1RK, 
HOB T. P. lIARaiB, B e dford, Iml _ 

Phila. Trunk Factory, 

IB1T COLUMBIA AVENUE, 
il. A. STOUT - • • Masiager. 

SOLfi Ml 1W. OP T1IK 

Patterson IX Trunks 

■41 In. IS.TA 33 In. SO.SA 

30 In. 0.00 30 In. A.ftO 

40 In - - - - ST.90. 

...TKRM8, CASU WITH oitltKlt.... 



WANTED. VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS. 



66 



•• 



IU8 PCRFORMANOI 



OONTINUI 

DAVENPORT. ZOWA. 

"None but the beat considered." P. A. 8ATKR. Proprietor. - - JOHN T. POWKR8, Manager. 

ARMSTRONG .V IKKLAN1), AgenU, Schiller Building, CHICAGO. 



F-AIMMIE WOOD, 

The Belltd Beabrette, Want. People TIAT OAI AOT. 

COMEDIAN with Specialty, HBAVY MAN, CIIAHAtrTKR MAN, UTILITY MAN, PROPERTY MAN Willi 
Strong Specialty, CHAltACTKR WOMAN, JUVKNILK WOMAN, ITILITY WOMAN, SKKTCII TRAM 
(play parte), State aye. height, lull particulars as In experience. Must linv<> good wardrobe ou aud 
otT. Reliable people nuly. TlON'T MISKKI'RKSKNT. Long season. OI'KN LABOR ItAY. Waekslauds. 
Addrexs BAVISuad PROIITY, c.reof Library Hill The.tr., Heuuiuclon, Vermont. 



WANTED, von 

OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY, 

Man for "Hopper;" mutt be strong; Clever 
Soubrette, wltu Specialties; must be good look- 
mr; Character W< man, Character Man, Man for 
Light Comedy; goou eupearanoe, rellubllltr and 
wardrobe, ludl pensable, Panlciilaralrst letter. 
I'av your own hotel. 

WILL P. LINItBKY. Leon, Iowa. 



Thomson ft Vandiveer's 

Circus, Menagerie and Hippodrome Tents, 

Have a record of over forty years as being superior 
In Material, Finish, Workmanship, Style, Uureull- 
Ity and Economy to all others manufactured. Ea- 
tlmaus given on application. 

No. 330-231 E THIRD ST., Cincinnati, 0. 



HIOODHFIELD UPELU HOISE, 

NEW THEATKK. OIL TOWN. 

WANTED, 000D ATTIACTIOI TOR 
WERE OF SEPT. 20. 

(FOUR WKKK8). 
Al.si) ATTRACTION TO OPEN SEASON 
AbOUT SEPT. 8. 
EARLE 0. I.EVORE, Manager, Wooilioleld, 0. 



E. 



VErlTBIlijQOaBT AND DIALECT 
ElrTBBTAIflER. 

.'WUMOTY for V^V~ CONOWlf vtfwM^^&^JSSlI?' 

AU(ll eSS ^^^^^^^_^_^^.,,.,^ > ^ > ^ > ^, > ^ t ja > J > J > J > JBa^neJS»»e»MgWa^ 

WANTED, -Two Second Hand Black Tops, 



Now Booking for Stiton 1904-05 

TliinUeiiHon. Scaling capacity, Mt>. Population, 

xihii. MlBlng and gjaaa town, 

T, W. HOTToN, Mgr., PyeHvllle, 0. 



WANTED, 

A NO. 1 SOBER. HARDWORKING 

BILL POSTER, 

For balance of thlt season and Winter season. 
W. U. ItlCKEY, Terry's Cncle Tom'. Oaliln Co., 

Madison. H. Dakota. 

AT LIBERTY, 

James Phillips. 

PXANIST. 

Thoroughly capable. Addret. 

BOX 678, Beardttown, PL 



■LIDEB ILLUSTHATIFfU TUB OHKAT 

8T. LODIS EXPOSITIOH. 

complete .et with Lecture. Send for lists'. 

FXXjilMLCaS 

QOOU COMIC, ETC., FILM8. AX80 A MOV- 
lAti I'lCTUlllC MACH1NK WAN'rED. 
If. WUITR. 81137 Walnut Plilla.. Pa. 



THE BURKE-McCANN CO. 



Eirtt OUiS Juvenile Leadins Woman. (SEND PHOTO.) 

M. McCANN, Managor, loin Clcarvlew Street, Bcrautun, ru. 
P. S.-Rekeanals begin Aug. ?.', al AltlilTORIHM, Si'HANTON, l'A. Reliable Re|>eriulre People 
write, liicatoof dlaappolniuieui. 



FOB 8ALK AT A fiiBUAT BABUA1N, 

SCENERY, COSTUMES and BAND UNIFORMS 

U8ED BT TOMMY DONNELLY'S BIN8TREL8 TBI8 SOMMBB. 

Snon.ry painted by Mills, to order. Can carry In trunk. Cmt lino, Including batons for tame. Uond 
as n •*. uai4l only a few times. Conshuanf back drop, illng .bjps.ili any vrdlnarv slago; 11 Maruou 
■ and c wit and Caps, Regulation Tronteta, also DucUPaiits. Bcveal Satin Flrsl Pari Bulls. 17ft buy. 
eui.re I).' Address, after Aug. 16. JACK W. STOKES, :IM Khhi Cattle St., Syrauuao, N. Y. 



BEACH & BOWERS' MINSTRELS 



B. and 0. LEADEKB, MUSICIANS and PRRF0RMER8. ITefcrenne given to those I'latlliR Brats. Also 
MAN WITH PICTURE MACHINE, with Moving Pictures anil Illustrated Bongs. ( Ive description or 
acts, what yon i.n and will do and lowest salary, as we haveu'l Unit •" dicker. Add.uo. 

OTIS ROWKH8. care Of IIEACII A IIOWEHS'MINBTKKLS, Mauuokeia, lowa. 
P. 8.— James Stewart and Jim Carroll, write. bbow OptuiM Mai|tiakela, l.iwu, on • r about Aug. ST. 



=P 



Hte 



ron 

SALB. 

Nlnt 



SIO. 

Oonaolldatad 



OILT 

IUUK, 



Iroi 



(In all their entirety). Olrcut, Museum, Menagerie, Hippodrome, Wild West, Horse Fair, Kill*. 
Slocks. Pnllinan Sleepers. Everything compline, Now on the mad nod showing In big b tloess, 
CLEARED more money last year than I ask for uullre plant. PROFITS lliua r-r tills teal 



, leaton more. 
fcKASttN FOR SELLING: Have money enough mii wish to retire. WILL 
■OUT Tilts NAMK. INVITATION TO PIIOSPBOTIVH BUV- 
BRSi Come and thoroughly Inspect the properly aud note thu tmalues. these show. do. Call or 
aihlrcss.iwr CLIITEII tout... SIO HAHTKLI.K. 



than half oi v Helling price 

SBLLWITII OH WITHOUT Tllsu NAMK 



VAUDEVILLE TALENT, 

For AUDITORIUM THEATRE, OBDAB BAPIBB, IA. 

RIIF ami Ol/SICK and the D'ESTELLS SISTERS, write, HHHHHTOIHK MCOIM.B IN AM. 
LIMBS, With Specialties, for UllltRAN-Mll.TON HRAMATI0 CO. NO. X lor road seaaon opeulug Sep 



tomber. Addre.s 



lea, for uilllltAN-MlbTON DRAMATiu co. NO. %. lor road aeaaiin upeulng Si 
EOWAHO CUHHAN, Mulmt.T Audllorlum Tlienlrn C«l»r Hiplds, la. 



■^ 



\ST ANTK13. 



OFFICES 

TOLKTINTHB 



Ill'USON THEATHK 
BUILDIHU. 

I WestHth SI., nesr B'w»y. 
Apply at the Thaaut. 



WHYTE'S DRAMATIC CO., 

FOR REPERTOIRE, ' 

Man for Neavlca tad Characters, Goncral Buslnuts Man; must do spuclullles; gond Agent, Plan. 

Player. Tell all lirsi letter. Semi late progra ies. I'ay your own board. People In all IIii.m, writ*. 

■' II at 



Add lest 



CHAM. I'. WIIYTK, Baton Huuge, La. 



FOR SALE— SMALL SHOW. 

Layout, 4MT0 Top, loft. Wall. Not a hole, lost llkunew. Muniue, olengllm oiler setts, n •* large 
Crank Organ, one small Folding Organ, Ticket onice, all Llghls, onn Hale Hlar, oue Cook Tent, Uxlu, 
and all nook house sturr, which Is of Hie best; on* Carryall bus, two Wugoiis one Let Howl for SUge, 
HIzeoTstsgo when open, llxli. One Haukcy Hamuas and Carl, ami l iolof Erie l.llhoa. I will oall 
altogether onny part or Humeal agreut/iacnllce for catli only. Thlatlnir la Just like new. You 
■ ■mi see It up If you colno here. Address J, J*, JLEE, 

Cure of Glass lllowort, Lundanburg, Chester Co., Pa. 
I'. 8. -Also have 1'J Side Show Manners, made by Wolf, new. loxlt. 



^W A I^T T IB x> , 

ACTS OF ALL KINDS, 

SUITABLE FOR PALI. FAIRS, UNDER LAIIGK PAVILION Th'NT; PIANO PLAYER, MUSICAL 
Aiirrt; UOOD. RELIABLE, SOIIER PEOPLE, WILLING TO WORK. A.n.,,. k ,i. w, i, . i one of III. 
Iiesi aitractionH for ii fair ground, please write. JACK POSSLEY, 

iioiug nb-ely, thank you. stanler Park. Kiln, OuL, Canada, 



LYCEUM STOCK CO. 

NOW EN ROUTE, DOING FINE BUSINESS. 

Can place good General Business Man and Woman who can 4o good speolalllea, a yosng and ambi- 
tious Agent who la not afraid ct work. OtlierOood People, wrlle. A long season and sure money to 
the right people. Write full particular* llrat latter and do not misrepresent. Week 16-bo Augmt, 
Hutchison, Kansas. , K. 0. UR OSJEAN, Manager. 

... i -^weeassatan 



BARLOW & WILSON'S 

Greater New Tork Minstrels. 

All penpto engaged with thlt company communicate at once. WANTED, Double Cats and Tuba, 
two Good Cornet., two BlugleBpeclsltle.. Also Good Tuba, Address 

BARLOW A WII.HMN. (lIMsIn Hireer. ILnbuiy, Conn. 



WANTiD. FOM 



i 



Dot Karroll Company, 

Al Comedian with specialties, Juvenile Man, Character Man and Woman, Special Feature Act; must 
play part, and change specialties; man or woman ror llluttraud »uu«- am, p«rls. silence a polite 
negative. State lowest; pay own. <T. «■'. W Kl.t'll, Mgr., N.vrbury port, Mast. 



570 



THE 3STEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August 13, 



Post ftff ict 



la order In avoid nlnlakn and to 
ln«are the prompt delivery- of the 
letter* advertlned In tbla Hat, mm 
envelope plainly addressed mnat be 
• em for eaoh letter, aad a written 
Order for tie letter, HMl vrttk the 
rnll rmme and address aad the line 
el "MUMMM followed *y the sender, 
nun alao be enoloaed. 

Pleaae aaentloa the date (or n run- 
tier) of THE CLIPPEB In which the 
lettera aent for were advertised. 

LADIES' LIST. 
Anlcll. Uimc 



Ariimromr 

Ualay 
Mtkafc l-aura 

-\(bH>. MIm- ' 
Alftliiiriie. Flor, 

A : 1 1 r . M IIP. 
Assttn, Annie 

ilnlaaj i.ooi«e 
jlcatrlce. Mile, 
ftiirwh Barbara 
Brunei t. 

Juhnstrme 
Byron ft Foster 
llnr licit. Kfttb. 
Bund. Mara ' 
Bmuibiter. V». 
Baldwin, 'Lucille 

ftt-kWllll, MlKI 

lenlrl.c, Mile. 
llcrtrum, Oolly 
lll-llif. Dorothy 
Illndlcy, Klor. 
Bctrn, Millie 
Bell. Crystal 
Cam.1*ll, Helen 
Carllon, Alible 
t.'ollyer, May 
Cutty, Met*. 
Collins, Mnmle 
Charron.-Joss. 
Carpenter, F. Co 
Clausen. Dot 
Ctymer, Kilua 
Choke, Violet W 
Carle, IU 
(old. Juaulta 
Collyer, May 
Osike. Orlsstc 
Colby MM- Wm 
C'artln Merle 
Crawfi-nL K. M 
Carver, I/iidae 
< rtrlln . Bono 
Carlo, Nhw 
Carrw, Miihel 
Clare, Caroline 
Carlton. - 

Hazel. Or. 
dunstock Mum 
Carle, Iila 

Cr..lic. 1.11. 

Can-w ft 1 la ret 
Cleveland (lul<ll 
r»wrr, !.oulsc 
lic.Nevre Luy- M 
Dnyls. Pearl 
Dirabnr llee 10c 
Tj.fayo Sisters 
DitcTow. Wile 
Hay. Myrtle 
Drllmuy. Dolly 
Davis, Nana 
IK'Vlcio-. Ilsisy 
EHill. Fanny 
D'Alniti, Alma 
Uuncfctu. Nelly 
1 1 niircv, M Initio 
Druel. Mm. B. 
rtenTi*. Boltn t. 
I Will. Fanny 
KmorMon, Nell. 
Ksmonil. Flora 
lvlvili. Iii.se 
Kferott. Alice 
KrroL tlay 
Kmcnsin, Ma 
Knle<i, Hrlva 
Kit Ion. (M lie 
FJower, Prairie 
Flcisira. Bess. • 
Forrester. Holms 
Fluke. May On. 



Howe, Bejtr.r.or 
HdnUr.S. V. 
Harrington, Ed 
Haywnrd. A. D 
Herbert. W. O. 
Hnhlswurtli. O. 
Hulls. Paul 
I fill. (i. A. 
Harvey A 

Jackson 
Uarrey ft 

Howard 
Hoffman, -J. 8, 
Ilewlorscn, O.O 
Ilarrtltt. Illll 
Harris, C. K. 

Tine, ii. w. , 

Ilnaa, Bdwd. 
Harvey, Frank 



Forrester, Joalc Meredith, pearl Hsaaey, Oeo. 
Forrester, iMortlock, Alice Hermes, Oscar 

Sclma Murphy.Mri. Ms k " 
Coodaln, (Monroe, 0. B. 

lira. N. C.JlWe. Jest. 
GUI, Smile IRelftlin, Krelyn 

Ulnaon. Bessie E Nleolal. loin 
Ollnaercttl. Nliia'Nellnon, Horlena 
lllboey, Hadye Kurds, Cnrlne 
Orlener l.ou Mrs Mchola, .Marie 



Goodwin. Susie 
Gray, Alice 
Goran, Alice 
Oleason Madelln 
Gilbert, JU-sslc 
Grannon, Ha ■ 
GIIhuii. l.ottlc 
Uravlltla. Boa* 
Gran*, Mnrilia 
Hill. Maud 
Harrison, May 
fliilmcH. Grace 
llsynrae, Isda 
Herman, Selma 
lliwkes, Carrie 
lllllyer, Maude 
Hayward, Matul 
Uoirinnn, Tllllc 
Howard, EfBe 
Hendricks. Kdnn 
Hayes, Ada ' 
llurliert, Dollle 
Howard. May 
Herrmann, Adet 
Hohbs, Mazle It 
Hollls. .Stinliury 
Hunter Meriain 
Hlllwlalr. C. 
Hayes, Ada 
Itasktus, \>riui 
liunl, Isabella 
. Haywood, Klor. 
Ilaulen, Marie 
.'<inn*nii, lbo~e 
Jttcksoti «- 

Dnucjas 
Jackson ft 

Dnayhw* 
. Jewclt, airs. ric. 
Krelitniiir. II. 
Kclley ft 

Tlesntond 
Kelly, llerllti 
Kclley. 

Mra. K. 7,. R 
Keyra, l.lnle 
Kci'ann. litiln 
l.al.niin. Violet 
Lowe, HI Up 
r.ncettc. Kit. 
Leslie, Klaa 
I nu^diMi. Ilanlle 
I mure, l.rdla 
I Itllo. M. Ii. 
Irftnder, l^rraln 
M.Mar, Ada 
l^teit. Iila 
•jiiic, Ada 
l.lttleSebl Kntnia 
: Lewis, Viet. s. 
I.t-s!le. Itertlua 
1.1-slnn, KilllU 
l#slrr, Nlua ■ 
Leslie. KIsji 
l.lvltnrHtiHi. 1,11 
Ijirlor, Olca 

l.f'ils, Winnie 
l.nro. M.ixlc 
MllHiMI, 1,11. 

Mi'iit. -r,". May 
Mllliin. Isda 
Mutiro. llnsp 
MorlnulT, I inmle 
Mnittrose. lUsotle 
Mllejv Kit iv - i 
Krislvrlcka, . IMnckiy, I lisle M 

Mrs. W. Mlildk-loit. 
I'rnnklln, llrlla Gladya 

Kerrwson Mrs.II Major Sisters 
l'raitklvu .Mlfcliell. Ilcwe 

•' ' RIslersrMuJnr Hlslers 
Kranck, Delta (MadiMii. . Auitu 

C.KNTl.r.ME.V'S LIST. 



I- ■.Mllilit. Mile. 
Kitrtirtv»>, KHn« 



ltalda 

Oatraatt, 

Mm. T. 1. 
Porter, Alice 
Phelps, Mae 
Perry, Jennie 
Pnraon Hlslers 
Pettla Mra,- J.B 
Palmer, Allie 
Palmer, flabc 
Palmer, Melba 
Pet i is, Mrs.J.D. 
"rice, I.. D. 

Intikii. Mt:;e, 
Quitdan, (lei t. 
Heyman, Mtella 
rUmsoy alaicra 
Itelcli, 

Mrs. Felix 
need. Atina 
Bartilln*.' ('arrle 
Rotli, Kate 
lliisscll. Nella 
Heed, Anna 
Russell, Lll, 
timer. .Mile 
■ioffe, Ii. 
nunc, tin to 
Itiymond, I^ona 
Raymond Mrs.J 
Rolll. Kallierlnc 
Itaymoinl, Pearl 
l'tymonrf Viola 
Itntit. Kruestltte 
RnleUli, Jean 
Smith Bella 13c 
*awlolle, V.-i. 
«yl»e«ler. Nell 
Hlteldon. Viola 
rtnnirer, Jess. 
rttnltb, Klbel 
Shattuck, Tntly 
rll-aw. (Iladys 
Rtetson. Pearl 
Nliockley Unwll 
rihelton, Tlllk- 
Hitnrent, May 
Sidney, Kdun 
ftewnnl, llaltle 
.Siinimerk. Kdytli 
SIohm, tirace 

Snutelle. Mnr. 
Ttillcr. l.'tliel 
Turner, Clara 
Taylor, Irene 
Taylor, Krna 
Tlieo, K. 
VniiiCiips, Mrs. 
\ icinrln. Klla 
Vnsaar S*l«teri 
Vlvctt, (Jnsale 
VunUiiic, )m. 
Vlnlen, Mrs. !«. 
rtDrgna, 1'Mliii 
VnnTossell Cora 
Wynne, Mnna 

mm*, Kva 

Ward, Kvii 
Wilbur, llnlw 
WiksIs, Kale 
Wyritir, Motis 
WlllHtr, Dolly 
Ward, Kva 
Wren. Dell. • 
Wrlirhl. Hertlin 
Wlilleuiiire MlaM 
Wells. Trlxy 
Wlillnry. I.I!. 
Voim«r. Irene 
Zenla. Mile. 
Zlinmer, Alice 



'Arlanw.' J. it 
Aller, Joe 
Allen, Kslptr 
ApKT. Coin. \ 
.tahievi Herb 
AbeSrV. limls 
.t.Whjf. l'nink 
'Adams ft rXwila 
Ancllottl. O. S. 
AruoM. II. R. 
Antntmts ft 
AS.tr : While 
Ainrell, J. M. 
Arnold siock Co 
AMnln. Wall'." 
Allen. V M. 
Ashley. M. K. 
Ail.iiiilnl,, A. II. 
.fleas mler. Win. 
Anderson. A"- 
Arnstlniiuj, "Kd. 
UrotiEliloiT. ltlcb 
Itolhner. On" 
Ivuhute. \V..ft I. 
nnrlt. B t>. 
• nremka. Joe 
llllti. K. B. 
Hlntrham. Ktta. 
Mrooks, Geo. 
rV.irtnn. 4. II. 
Festivlck. II. 1, 
Brooks. J. M. 
Blaney, 11. «'. 
ITariiiiin. Jiis. 
Honda, Hemline 
llalsley, J. A. 
ltotlmen>, Nul 
Brandon, W; Ii. 
Bean a 

11, i nil I ton 
llreexe, I'sl'iiuml 
luiwen, 0.1'. 
BerleN, A. 
llcrst, K. IV 
llunw, I". B. 
Itulfcer. O. T. 
llnwera. Oils 
Burns;" •liar. 
Brennnu, Titos, 
ltalhrlek. U. B. 
llerimielns. 'Ilic 
Belli on. H. & M. 
Hueley. liar, 
.Burton. H-. { ■ 
nnrK*es. Nell 
Ker*. I.. M. 
llruas * '""a 
Birrtoti. -K. It. 
Burkhart ft r 
Berry 
rtivHiit. KiiKViie 
Bliss, liar. 
Belasco, Wall. 
Brooks. 1. M. 
Beatt Sllrttnlllon 
•Hauler. Jno. 
Bur ton ft Brooks 
Baiualr, Mar. 
Beauett. Sam 
Brooks. FjI. 
Bell. KHUy 
l>clelalre Bw. 
Beekwlth: 1-ew 
Bunt,.M: V: 
Broiiks. Max i 

IS Art ■ 



Cllntm AWllson 
Colby IVuiiily 
Ciim|ils'lt, J. CJ. 
Cnnbni, Jack 
Cillietl, I'lll. 
Carew, ft llnri-s 
Najr F.'T. . 
Oasad an e i eiar 
Cnlien, L 
Collins. H. P.lc 
llrawfnnl, Kd.nr 
Curtis ft AiMntrt 
Collins, A. W. 
Cocvla. A. 
nihtirn. t'.. |». 
Carney, "us 

(."iSllotl. J. I- 

Clayton. Jenkins 

ft JllH|sT, ll.C 

C«rr>". tleo. 
Chirks, II.' W, 
t'jilbv ft Way 
Itaaaav K. w. 

Connors. J. 1. 
Ciiinerson. Stew 
Cuniilnphniu ft 

Oovrney 
Ciiatellnl ft Hall 
Clark, Bill 
Clirlslle, F. M 
■VhiiiiIm. I'inuk 
Cbarlea. liar. 
Coltnti ft Durum 
funis, M. B. 
Clayl.m. Fred 
Crane, Nut 
Cole, A. 11. 
t>iffrlu, Wm. 
Cotiwell ft 



Kfni'iinl Kdtvln 
F.ldoii, (I. II. 
F.urle ft NaUor 
l'Vens, (icii. 
rVrloo. It. i. 
BveVett ftlbiiiro 

Ktliesl, C.Ml 

Flwiiisl, Prince 
F.Tans, Kit. 
fthranls. C. V. 
Knsrls. F. J. 
Fields, liar. 
Franklin. 11. A. 
Farrell, Frank 



Hainlllon, Jos, 
Il.iye. Hayilcn 
Haana, Wra. 
Ilannnond. C. L. 
llenrutii. F. K. 
Illllman, Cliaa. 
Harmes, K. T. 
Hathaway. OS. 
Ilolilaworth. O. 
llawley, Frank 
Hoey 4 Lee 
Ilaymnnv. Jack 
Hlntt, W. S. 
Henaebel, F. K. 
Hindus. Joe 
Harper. I*. S. 
llsaooek, C. P. 
Hareonrt AtKnnc 
llnmlllon, Jos, 
llnlmiit. M. K. 
Harp. J. A. 
Ilownrrl Jr.. W 
lleiHK'rsiiu. It. 
Ilarrlnatun, Alt 
IIIkkIiis, Tboa 
Heath. C. (I. 
Jllrscbnrn, (leo. 
llamlsirx, Phil 
Hayman, Jack 
Harsted. D. 
Hunter* Mooney 
Irrlnr. H. J. 
Irrlng. Cbas. 
loiliolT, Conn tt 
Corlnne 
Jameson, Frank 
JennlnKS. W. 
Jackson ft 

Douglas? 

JoklMOll, .J. 

Jones, Irr. 
Joi'ilau. Itar. 
Jeltiismi, Mer. 
Johnson, Wm. A 

JullllMin, O. C, 
■TohllKOII. F. K. 

Jnlms. O.- F-- 
Jnfiuson, F. W. 
Jarretle. Har. 
Koher. Walt.. 

Kceiuiu. -Iiiu. 

Kirk, .Irs. 

KtiH|m, Har.' 

Klnm ( Jutr. ) 

Kyuea CsiinersCo 

Kant. K. G. 

Kln«. J. II. . 

K Inner. J. O. 

Kin,-. B. C. 

Kenu. Will 

Milan, Wm. 

Kennedy, J. J. 

Kelly ft Vlolctte 

Kralou, Har. 

Klines, The 

Kelly AVbdette 

Kralon, Har. 

Kaufman. Geo 

l.el«h Bros. 
1 n Pel I. Mack 
l.Mlilmnii. W, P. 
tars* rill 
lee, JIIU. 
1 en i, Alex. 
I. It el inn si Prince 
I n timer. Har. 
1 uiles, J. O. 
Lucky Bill. — 
Ijiurenee, \\'n. 
I.i-chilr. Wm. 
Lunar, Ilcimooi 
l.nlloo, • — 
liuud. Oeo. 
1 i-ssi-is, Mr. 
l.nrkla. J. 
I tint, Mitr. 
I.elxh Broa. . 
Utlnn. Wall. 
Lewis 4 Cliaptn 
l.elir k Williams 
LnVatl. tiis. 
I.lla, Urn. 
1 ii.'im, 0. "W. 
l.n'n.in.v. WW, 
l.eOlBlr. Jiai." 
Ij-(lriiu'le. Hie 
i elanil. 3. A. 
Issm, Bert 
Istssrtike, HernL 
I isku (.si, K. 
I sslle. llerli, 
Ijwan. V. W. 
Lynch, J. W. 
t.ultell, I>. II, 
I clitli. Max 

>nl 



Mack. C. D. 
McOIll ft. "• 

6iil|.ra»n 
Mooney ft" ' 

Holbein 
Morgan. Kdrtd 
Martin ft Qulm 
Mldcley Jr. dag. 
Afllsleal 4 
JhrslmL, Jack 
jlaek. Kd. 
Illrks. B. W. 
Hltehcll. I. A. 
MelU'n, Jack 
Monohom, Cites. 
MIX, Claytnti 
Mortimer, Chaa. 
Maynard, Frank 
.McKenua, Tom 
.Mozart, Henry 
Murphy 4 

Wlll.'.rd 
Marlowe, Jas. 
McQttetty. Hoae 
McLaln. W. T. 
Mclntoab. F. W 
SlcCloskey, II. J 
McAllister. T.A 
Menriello, Alliert 
Mysllle, L. H. 
McBae, Bruce 
Maek. II. K. 
Mnrray ft 

Femunon 
Mack, Tom 
Mttslr.il 4 
MclTllle, Har. 
Matollp, Lear 



SeltrdJ. Goo. 
Sllrreol. Hero. 

anmUjt. Oacar 
ilmnim, A. Q. 
Sally, Oeo. 
Slrnnx, l<nt 
Bee, 0. B. 
(llrooials, Jack 
rttilsselT. Mr. 
Sims. Jay 
rfenw, O. W. 
Strausn, llcrin. 
ftuuley. Joe 
sheau,. Will 
Shea, T. T. 
Slock, T, V. 
Slereusoti.i Freil 
Sniltli. W. 11. 
Stewart 4 Hoyt 
Smlletta Family 
Shepard, Archie 
HI rock, J. M. 
SterTatis. Loula 
Shelton, Olllc 
Ft'lblnl ftOrorlnl 
Sbarpley. Bdw. 
staler. Mail. 
Sanro. — • 
Miner. F. M. 
Wiawa, Aerlel 
Mory, S. J. 
Storm, Max 
sterena, I^o 
Mats, K. W. 
Stewart 4 

Baymonil 
Slilllliig. Oarl 
ftTilck, Fnsl 



y .' 



OHIO. 



•Cincinnati.— Lwal rninaeera are busily 
enKatrer] In ptittlna; their playhouses In shape 
(or toe Inauguration of the seaaoa 1lr04-'GT> 
llenek'a Opera House and the I'cni ' 
he. the Ural to opeD, Ibe scuson 
Aue. M. 

CiiKsnii 1'AriK (I. M. Martin, manager) 
'■The French " 
opera company 



of T: Tommy lUyea. Morrla Uanley. Berth* Adellna narlerto are jmlltltjl 1., pralm- fnr 
Now Ilttai-ell, anrf Miller and Kreaco. - aP* ^Sa-r.-J9if *tnLW 9 * play iZ 

Avon Pauk (Joe Weaa, mannirer).— Veek up to the stantlnrrl cstad shed early In ikl 

Htiainetiti Is excellent, —nip ,' h *, 

lINTABlo Burn V\*K <John J. cm,,. 



of Aug. 1 Introduced Mr. and Mr*. Gardner, •?»<«;»•• H 

In (belr comedy. "Am I Your Wife/' the tian 8-13, 
■nlr/i w i chHiiiabiia Mexlcnn Troultadours. •■ Uielr 0«ta» o Urn 

beariaaTaa crlslnal alnalnp and tlnnelne spee""«/. iV 1 ^"'^LI^lJ 1 - J^FI'J'l'.' 1 -'"'^ ,""' 

beginning, j^.^^ ^ffi-np,,. week of Atie. 1 : The nu>: r nM fohwoya tthoiif Ilhltrl aire ,1,1,1 

,„.naaer)^- »»»y l'"»m»y. comwly singing nncl dancing: attracting crowds to this justly |«. p „| llr '" "» 

r Aii-» 7 i itt uwk the com. MccHiinM (.Irnrd nnd, (>*r(lncr. in Jjooty m 

\ ••sS-„i'-..„Vo^ *«Sf ion r. »nd ll.e Plnmbnd :» .atorriji nnd Day. as- Bttl 




-WWrfrlE 8 J'£ , "? r8 rarnlfai, ,,t (ii P11 

as- Hnven, was 1 lirutight to a close In n bln/e . J 

H nd glory, night of Aug. 0. The atlentl,,,,,/ ''' 

_.a. greater than bad been nnllclpnirtl. ami . 

reprc- handaome sum was lenlJzed.for tlto iiurts.^ 

, w.ts for which Lhe carnival was held. ^ 

, - ■ lun'a ap- • 

ra,- i«, .vi. i\ v rtark manamrl pearanee for some time In December Albany. — At Ilarruanua Iilecrker Hoi 

tm^ilSt^m^SSmtVSSSSSi '" S """" "* '"' ""*■" ,n — — « » '* J "«-»- — — •-'- 

bill In the Com'o Theatre Aug. T. Others are 
Jeanle and Rllsworth and Frey and Allen. 

Thb - S5oo '(Walter Draper," secretary) — 
Itocerelu'a Band, of I'lttaburg. comes Aug. 
7. Hncceedlng "Scbmlttlc's Band," which 
'losed a " »iiccpsr(u1 engagement last week, 



T. T. Hook left for Detroit to commence re- (fi. R. Jacobs, manager) this theatre i.. 
lienrsal with the _ "On the Suwanee _ Ulvcr" crowded Aug. 3, when. Lew liocksimJer ■« 



Co., In irhtch He 'has been assigned the part Minstrels gave two performances k„L 

of the atlser.. .'.Artor'John rrice* left 7 'for body' applauded the show. The next aiirii' 

New York, and will again engage with Our tlon will be Edna Wallace Hopper ami 

Illll ...It has been authentically an- strong vaudeville company, aprearln- n 

noil need that Joe Weber will return to I'Rocion's TMbitbi (Howard Orahnm 

•!n^rM°PoTo'^ah» U clo^TtsTmtaTOmenrr^ Youngatown and reassume the management resident manager) .—The opening attracting 

Marco ioio also cioseo its engagement last rf the . Pgrk The , tre fhe comlTl g 8e ason, and here 1 and week. ''A Bachelor's Howvmonn* 



week 

lA'niow Lacckin (J. J. Weaver, manager). 
—The vaudeville bill In the Bustle Theatre, «"• The arrangement meets 
Aag. 7, Includes: Carlos D. Myers, Leonxo, approval. ' 

Iteasennelt and Newman, Trolley Car Trio, ' 

nnd Belle Belmont. 



loneymooo,"' 



Charles Lillian will return as stage mana- drew very large audiences, notwlthsfnniih,. 

with general the warm weather. This theatre now pre 
sen's n very^bandaome appearance. "Itivai 



re now 

Candidates" 8-13. 
Dnyton.-At the National Theatre (611 F-ttcrnic Tabic Is now In the height of 

*-vfir Mp snit Xfes Atct Yr...~i .7 . ■* 



MeVean, Unfit. I'Kherman. Ilatlidi 



i-arreii, i< rank LuCrnli I'm 
■Iseher, O. L. >|, r nii. Frank 



(UkcIs, A. 
t'liimwell, C. F 
ParMy, w. « 
tvtti. w. s. 

Cllve, HiHiry 

Curios Doits 
Collllis, Ism) 
Ulitlle.v. W. J. 
Ctinlwell. Ttioa, 
Ctilliy Family 
Curiiculor. II. B. 
Clarke. C. A. 
Davenport, Har 
nibble. L. II. 
naslilell. Will 
lv»aiill. Har. 
I i|\on, A. 'J. 
IHsuli & II.UI'.CS 

lilamniHt. J. 

lliivls, C, <>. 

li.iwcs. Will 
Hondo, Phil 
Dlrey. Kilivln 
Oiinlols, VlH.lt 
Disiiie. Allen 
Dan*|s>rt. A.J 
IVnuglas-H. C. W 
I to Intel I, v, Tori 
DeMomle. Cliea 
Hockstaiter W.L 
Ihtwanu. Ben M* 
Hcamond Trio 
DitgaH. Tiffany 
IH>nfli, Aitntst 
Dnretn. Pldl 
Dinilnp. J. J. 
iDTlluKhnh" l'rof|ti|\oii. Heurr 



Brimn ftWrlalit Hekln. Ii, J. 



Brlnkley. 1»*< 
Bmniell. Frnl 
.Byines, .luck 
Breniiau. Jeo. 
Bnilelt. M. 
Bern. Plnard 

Musical Trki 
Boyd. K. K- 
Bilker, fleo. 
BurrtiWs. 0.4M. 
chntr.plln. O. K. 
Clark. Victor 
Carlton, Art. 
CIkiiiIo. Har. " 

U«mui, Jack 



lHiiio.'.iue J. W. 
Haly. Manrlis- 

}l|ln|>le 4 Hex 
il.itiKinds. ;t 
HeSoln. Merrill 
[lel.orL' Har. 
Hale, r.inesl 
Donablson, (lit 
Pale. W- i(. 
Huvcri The 
Deiiel. Jno. 
nrTWa rno. " Will 
Dovle. J. A. 
ncHnrt Cont.Co 
KlUvl. « KvC 



Ferenca. S. 

Flehl.c. W. T. 

Flaag. W. J. 

Fisher 4 

JoHiiton 

Frnnkllu, fills 

Fullmer, cluis. 

Fnceii, nnriiey 

Fleming, Carl 

Flytiit, H. A. 

Foster. W. A.J. 

Farrell, Jno. 

IVrgitsnu, Jack, 

Finney, J. L. 

Ferguson 4 

Ilecsiiu 

FllelK-tte ft " 

l.vnch 

Fisher. I'. D. 

For, «. F. 

I'rleliis, Tl.rw. 

Finch. Ii. I« 

llshi-r. Perkins 
llitiitrr Floyd, Paul 

Font. Yt\. 

Fmlerlcks. W.S 
llllmiire, Barney 
Haulers, The 
i i nit n on, K. N. 
Itlffeii. B. I.. 
On«iry, Frank 
(ionlon, liar. ' 
t; in hi 01, i'itiI. 
Illenrvy. J. It. 
lilllelle, Fslwil. 
tiarrelt 4 

Aiiitetson 
Om.v, «. a 
OleitsTi. L. W. 
Cnittlers. The 
del i n ro, w.-s. 
tiruily. It. ,o. 
ilbuiBelil. Oe... 
(tales. Frank 
Crew. Masiai 
lielatt. W. II. 
Oerartl. Fnierla 
Oatnioin. TKo 
lientry, J. W. 
lilhnih. J. O. 
ctrlevcs, Jnn. 
tiourluy Brtst. 
PaaBte. Barney 
Ooldsmltli m 

Hoptie 
nilday. Mac 
(lottlob, Fre.1 . 
Oelntt. W. II. 
Huntley, Jaa.- 
Hills. J."F. 
lliHtnian. W. F. 
Manser. Tlins. 
Him 



Mnrtell. Har, 
Mi-yillnn, W. J, 
Mclntytv. W.J. 
Miller. F. F. 
Mayer 4 • 

Ci.i-loiui 
MeDounlil, An-h 



MlUer, O. A. 
Mac. Jack 
McDonald. Arch 
Hackle," J. J. 
MeBrldc. Har. 
Maaa, V. V. 
McCne. W. H. 
MrTahott, Ben 
Murray. Frank 
Meyers, Kd, 
Mix, "3. A. ■ . 
McDonald, W.J, 
Montgomery. II. 
Mortimer Cltas. 
Mooney, Jlui 
Myer. Win. 
Vorworth. Jack 
Nelson, Billy 
Noon. J. R. 
Keweemb, R. W 
Nlcndem, O. 
Newman. A. C 
Nairn: "W. B. 
Newman. Mr. 

Newell 4' Nlhlo 

Norrls. Wesley 

til In, Will 

Ohio, B. 

Peiiisrr Twins 

Price. J. B. 

Parker. Jack 

Purkall, Cart 

Pnytun. Mr. 

Palmer. W. A. 

Pnnl. Oscar 

Puylon. Isaac 

Price, J. W. 

Percirsj, — 

I'arklu, Harry 

Price, 11.- M. 

Phillips, Ben 

PhrkiT. Jas. 

Peak. Oeo. 

Park. O. W. 

Fyke. O. M. 

Piirento, Oeo. 

PblllltM, Jno. 

Price. HII lv 

Popper. Cliaa. 

Porter Jr. Wm, 

I'opprscii, Oeo. 

Plillllp's, Jno. 

Qulnu. C. C. 

Itoualdo. Ivlwd. 

Hlley, B. J. 

Hlnra. Ben 

Ko.s. Ciiiis. 

Uoe. W. M. 

Bay. Jnn. 

Itoae, Julian 

RnyncR, O. W. 

Ivoyer. Archie 

Hisjvea, Henry 

Hoxlnos. Messrs. 

Itrynolds. AValt 

Itoalno. Joe 

Iti se K. F. 

Lltclile. Archie 
lieyiiolils, Luke 
Iteihllng. Knrl' 
Hynn. C. J. 
Itiarcri', J. K, 
luiulaiid 4 

. ..Clirronl 
niiyUlotie. Fralu 
Bellly, W. P. 
Brad, II J. 
KoIktIs. Tins'. 
Botiitdo. dinrlle 
juihliisoti. Ii. B. 
Beril. Cliss. 
Illdlxjis. Fr.mk 
Ilbbllisoll. II. I. 
Key,, II. J, r. 
Itleh. S. 

Horhc, -M. H. • 
llyiiti. Id Is' 



Naws NotBB.— Manager Havlin returned lliirrows. manager) "The Show Girl" Is favor. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murnhy, imhnff. 
from" Ometin., Mich:. laat week, and then announced for the opening of this! house, Conn Co., Johnson and Wells, Marlon Gar- 
left for 8t Louis. From there he will go : to Aug. 15-17. 

Near York to meet Manager ' Balnfortli, to Lakcsidk Park (Jas. A. Kirk, manager). 

Tynan, Brandon complete arrangements fnr the season at the — Bnrtjett and Collins, and Clarice Temple- 

Thnraton. Har. Grand, which will open early in September, ton entertained good crowds Aug. 1 and 

Prnf. Plero Adolfn Tlrendclll returned week, -• The Three Krans Sisters and the 

Musical Johnsons are announced for week 



lenbrooke, Mr. 



son, and Chinese Johnny Williams. 

- — <«» 

MISSOURI, 



Tourley Bros. 
Taft, Murry.JOc 
TlmmotiK, O. II. 
Toole, J. E. 
todt. Wm. 
Taylor, J. H. 
Tbomiia, Wm. 
Tessjlcr, Wad 
Tucker. ■ Jac. 
Tlieo. Jack 

'rban. Frank 
Vino, Wm. 
Valdlnxa, 3 
Vint Dike, II. W 
Vans, V. V. 
Watson, I«w 
Weber... W. II. 
Woodward. V.P. 
Watson, rt. P. 
WIlBlrH Bros. 
\VH»ie>. Clias, 
Wallace. J. T>, 



to this city from London, where he bas 
been directing the opera orchestra for 
several months Mary Hall, who recent- 
ly married Dr. Charles Tabb I'earce, of tills 



of Aug. T. 
'FaibVibw PauiC ( 



; t . K ^""r"5 ?"r— At the Glllls Opera Hotisc 
M S. Brigham. manager) this Jaaan Wa8 

IK. nmaf hntiB. .a «»«». .... . . "S 



is_-s. — - — i_i.i»_ 'he flrat house to start the season of limj 

Frank Melville, bookln»» lfjfl,-,. July 30 was the date and Sraaa* 

r week of 1 was Duffy, & Prlngle'a MIMtreln was the opening iltr ,c 

nawiene anil iinny. Martln^and Qnlgr, St. t | on . \ gcoi houge wa8 on S and I, il 

1°*?. "H*J« * e » re . "» Buwcll, and La nel%g throiirrhout the week eon?in,S.d S 



agent). — The bill for week 01 1 was: vuny, * Prlncle'ft'Mlttatrphi was fhi'n^n'i-^",'.'.'""" 

city, has announced her Intention of re- Rawtelle and Dnffy. Martin and Qnlgg, St. "on A eood house was on S 1? ™i 

turning to the stage this season. She will John and Lc Fevte, Ida Busscll, and La „"£ throii i-hout ^ the week con tin, ,?d 'S" 

leave ahorlly for N*ew Ydrk to fulfill a con- Petite Grace. ^ nerformence was f,?uv 5« ,„' ^ . K00<1 ," 

tract made with Cbas. Frobmaa before her Notbs.— The Haskell Indian Band la standard of thla mlnirrei ™mm«v 5'.'" 1 

marriage. This season will probably be her Iiooked for the park week of Aug. 7.' B ( ™™j Carter's T"The Flirn n^Ar^" ,,lB- 

laat. Jr. ...Michael Brand, the" well known Johnny Le Fevrc, the clever little dancer g?i3 ' co,nM 

'cellist and bandmaster, was found dead at who did a turn at the Casino last week 

his home In this city last week. Death was with Fra'nkle St John, la a Dayton boy, 

due to apoplexy, (le was fifty-live years of and his host of friends In this city have 

age, - and. was one of the best known mtt- been turning out loyally to see him. 
Ician " 



Hlclans'ln the West and 'was* the leader of 
1 he famous Cincinnati Orchestra . . . i . . Ida 
Orton. an nrtross, of tbis city. Is III at the 
City Hospital. .. . Kmanuel Hernandez, mem- 
ber of the Haskell Indian Band, which played 
Welsr & Collins at Coney Island Inst week, bad a narrow 
escape from drowning. He was rescued Just 



n S Arrow" comes 

K ottBa Z, BB».<<*» Selllnger, manager). 
rr A . &1 od . b " dre "' S<x>i orowds to linn: 
kln3' Theatre last week. The acts were" Pa 
nlnta, In her beautiful myriad dances-' ,\l 
Lawrence, the mimic: the Bader Bros, sine: 



Toledo — At the Casino Theatre (Otto era; the Bappo Sisters, dancers; the Four 

Klh eg, manager) last week's bill was first Blar.os. acrobats, and A. P. Itostaw, ven- 

rlnss," and the attendance was big. For Aug. trlloqnlst. The new comers week of 8 will 

7 and week: The Three MerrlHg, Macnrt'a '* : Bulh Nella, Madame Sousa, Marro 

dogi and monkeys, Jerome-Meredith and com- Twins, Johnson, Dsvenjbrt and Lorella. 

as he was altoot to "go down for the'tfiird &&***%"* DanClDg D ° Jl '' M ' pTnlnta!" 1 Bambard ' and the "»comJ week of 

timo " . " Farm Theater (Lonla Hanner, proprlc- EiJKtmc Paiik (Sam Benjamin, mana- 

tor).— A well balanced bill was given laat ger).— Sorrentlno nnd his Banda' Boasa con- 

Cleveland. — At the Colonial (Drew & week, and business was good. For 7 and " nn e to draw Immense crowds. In the Ger. 

Campbell, managers) "Miss HohUs" Is lite week : Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Crnnc, Wynne m , an village the acts were : Pauline Westerley 

otTerlng the current week, by the Vaugban' Wlnalow, the Itonaldos. Paul Barnes, Mr. and Martin Bros., Arthur Hahn and Pierce atni 

(•laser Stock Co. "The Man from Mexico" Mrs. Allison, and Hnllen and Hughes. RoHlyn. On the electric fountain, "The llom- 

Wrlant' Frist packed the bouse at every performance week Bellkvdb Park (J. W. McCormlck, mana- bardment of Port Arthur" was added as a 

Water*. 'Tom ofAng. 1. "The Amazons'' week of 15. ger).— Business was fair last week. feature. 



Whitney, W. I 
Wataon, C. P. 
While, F. O. 
Webb. II. I.. 
Waiters, Fred 
Warden. Wm. 
Wright, Kdwd. 
WMfeV Vic. 
Warren. W. J 



Waters. 'Torn 
Whiteside. W. 
Wright." O. fl. 



Ci.EVBLAsn (J, K. Cookson, manager). — 
"Wedded, But No Wife" la the attraction the 



Sportsman's Park (Walter Sanford, matt- 
Mnnsflcld.— At Ijike Park Caalno (B. B. n„?Ii"i.a M.'rJ'^LP 11 ^ " f 1 ' 0n,n < 1 '" *"l 




Wiiliersi Fred 
While, Tom 
Wliun, The 
Wolfe, J. A. 
Wlnne. J. M. 



given by the Faetkenheuer Opera Co. the ISmmTmm^UmVCn^DmmmtSmm^ S 111 °P° n ltg . ^""Jt « 'H. with "The 

current week "The Mikado" was well" their -lectures ami InetV.lctfou Sn bc^utv B'Tgomaster.". ... .The Auditorium ..pom,- „n 

rendered, nnd drew big houses week of 1-C. culture, etc into this weeks bin on 11 A "8' - 1 - w!Ml " A ,, ' rlcn(1 ™* lh p Family.".... 

"Fra Dlavolo" week of 15. matinee, oniy to women V' e Wl1 " 8 Wood "P* 09 Au «- 25, with Klltel 

g*UBglaj1 i_1alai«sy U Kiala. manager). Memorial Opera Honsa (Bowers A Mick- »Ji y , mor , : "!, ld tlle .ri entTJry l "P*" 8 nn - s - 




Waters. Kretl 

Wltltlebl & 



Wllkese, l^sui 
Walker ftSclmck 
WHeht, Fslnd. 
WllliHu Tore. 
Wisul, fleo. 
Watfon.O. P. 
M'lnscUennHit, 

W. F. 
West, Kd. 
Wiil.iu, C. B. 
Wstsfin, SmiiiL 
Wrlcht, Fnsl 
Wllllnms. Burt 

M lielaii O. O. 

While. It. II. 
Wlhrh. Mat- 
Wi.,.l, C. II 



Manhattan Bbacu (Harry Tudor, mnna- j?. r i ( ,^;*' h ?J > ^' t Jii , i r J m nS age ,L 1 T Mk , o( 
K er). — F no weather and cooil acts nttrnrfeil Ju y ? I .* n 7 h, B crbwda: The theatre fur- 
inJ; /™Za. ,"!"„".« i^T.'il 8 SyW niahed the following bill: Mack and Elliott, 



St. Joseph.— At Crystal Park (J. K. Jack- 
snn, manager) business continues Imniense. 
The week of July 31 broke all records for the 
season. People for week of Aug." 7 are: 
Collins and Keene, Tom Heffron. the Ed- 
wards, Annette Moore, Weaver and Lambert, 
May June, and Cosmon's moving pictures. 

*'* 

WASliUfGTON. 



house "ins bron^redewralcdrrcpainted and" IbL"^^.^ nundrcd * ^o™ hotcfis progres- 

reftirnlsheil throughout * ,nB ™P""y. 

Niitks.— The formnl transfer of the Tros- , s PrJn«r«eld — At Spring Grove Park Cn- 

pect Htrect Theatre to U, F. Keith was made R ' nn '■'/• "• Marling, manager) the excellent 

lust week. The house wlB be known here- attractions for the week of Aug. 1, gave this 

nrier us Keith's Prospect. Fred Brandt, who " lr eady popular Summer theatre big busl- Siiolcaue. — At the Auditorium (Harry C. 

has hern frensiirer of the Empire since It ncs> ! at every performance. "Tile bill foe "uyward, manager) the Jennie Shirley Co. 

was first opened, ..will lie Keith's treasurer. Jf.™., .' ,* *J5«"1im1c»_: ^Newell and Nlhlo, Ida J", opeaklng _ all past records for business. 

ncctlon 

nhd 

Bcrli 

nelly 

over 

come 




r lo ilu'iiirliiil work a yeiir ago. has 
ie the press agent nt "'riic Yankee C 



New faces week of Aug. 1 : Bellveau and 
.".', , _ n " , ° — ^ At lhe Slur Theatre (J. B. Roberts, Addison and Livingston, and Ktlllli 



Bnssell ft Locke 
Ibvllilu. II. 
Bulb. II. B. 
SlenlitiiK, W. II 
Snn Bros. 
Snow. Art. 
Schaer. Mr. 
Mbornittker. O.T 
Bherry, J. AV. 
81. Ihiw. 1'ml 
SEE NOTICE AT HEAD OK LIST. 
-- ♦«» ■: ■ 

MUHNM. 




Hut non, Nellie Thominson. Mai-key and ends. 



SaV T. }& „h.H became . flxture -tM.jg.oB.al. Mr =,t r'^Da^^rtk^t"'^ H£H%£: ^ & -* U " ,0, ° nU ' 8 P "" ,k "° U ° f "*" 

main the leading °"jLi U u Tnl^.^i , la. NoTEs^Arnolda & Ilutchln's La Flesla 

.-.., Ingenue: Louis m-r — Tno iom.Ui b (J ' Ln "« hlln 1 . mnna- nnd Alfresco Society Cirrus is Iwokeil fur 

Albion; Juvenile; Mrs. T-mlsc Rial, charm-Ier' BttV ..na,w S awawafS , opp 1?. ' he ,^ ** w, "* k ot 15 - • •'•Blngllng Bros.' Circus will 

" Mid Chaa F. WI1-' c o s,, m n ^ S ' jt^ a ' ..rJ'.^l ""' "llKhlcu be here L'O. 



V- . 1. J. 

ZeelllTs, — 



woman. David Hnrtfnrd and n 

sjn have also been signed. . ..It Is iintlerslooil, ]„ ^ I "1™ «» « ob"' prevalent at tins |h. p „. 

I.tot Mr. jaUjl Is not yet HaHsfied, and Is* {£,, ^JSiiB !La , &« i!S , 2STS!?J*. •«.« 8e«ltle._At the Alcaiiir Theatre Wl.* 



■ '• ■""• »"•• •".■■in is nor yec Hlllisili'tl, ail« Is hopn insfniiii .„««. 1" '. '"Y .::•"•" M "» n 

I'.irilnnri — At the Baker Theatre (Geo. determined lo have a hiuise on Knclld Avenue,* ^ „r,?eis ',fwi ,i" " " cw ""Vln.k-uuy, 

L. Baker, tnaniigor) the Baker Theatre Stmk ««,lhe Pmsppit Theatre does not (111 that re- talr- eleitVie ii™ I, IK "^, n ! } \. <Wo i> ""■ 

Co. bad a llglrt oprnlng r Julv Ht. In "The gtilrement by a square. The deal with Drew, "ft ^ j "v l .. , f n ' cl 'i,, J„ hls l« ,} li - '^"fth- 

Prince of Llnrs, or Arabian Nights." due to * ('ampbell for nn eighteen years; lease on „.„,„ „,,i„ J Miii n!, , f, 5, 1 '' npr „ of ,' ,lc old l.y 



mntth's Hlg- Co., 
[ Ml In 




rlterllng, Ma'ater I eo, Seymour and May, 
Sent t nnd Fannie Kelly, oille Lnmnnt 
Hi A7. inn's Concert IIall ' (KII'B. 



. In "The Octbroou" nnd 
For a Minion." 
(liti-iii-.t'.M TltKATRK. — New: Farmer Jones' 
Pigs. Trainor and Mutton. Samson nnd 
Who, T. II. Jackson, Mabel Leslie, Frank 
Lambert, moving pictures: 
EsiriBK TtiBATRB. — New: Carter and i'iuv 
hns fer. Deeley nnd Bhecnn, Mr. and Mrs. Chick, 
P* ltnyniniiit Baldwin, moving pk-lurcs. 

C11V8TAT, TiiEArnE.— New t Iione Slnj 

Hurry, Bentham nnd Freeman, l.yne and 

IXHihnrd. Delmnr and Baxter, Leo While, 

moving pictures. 

Comiquh Thratrk. — New : Wanl and 

has Franks'. Annln Wade Mack, Sanford and 

this Darlington, Mac Edwards. Haiel Adam". 

very Frank Martin. Major Lackle. Jess Ilea 

Curtis, Nick Williams. Jim Howe. 

»«» 

"WISCONSIN. 

Milnaukee, — Edwin Tluinhouser'K new 
leading man, Mace Ureenleaf, made his Iniilal 
npnenrance with the Thahhonser Co. I«" 
week, as Bobert Clay, In "Soldiers of Fur; 



■ 1 MmttHBmWQLmB* 

" t5; ■■•WSliw CgaiM (Charle, M. Bagg, 35&^^m^1m^im^*rjt* 
K?.?.SK5-tT?!? u . l,n l>lc<l DarllngH Big Tiur' AllWon, the new Ingenue, walked right lalo 



. : ..i.L.NB OMM (Phil Collins, manager). g&*m~^-*ElJBm^^mm?tl£X JlJSBng Pront^'fet m^^S^m^S^ 



innnuger).— Winnie Marqunm, Blanche Tro- in r V rriiwds "u>s»v«ri 

Jnn. .Bertha Mnye. Lord and Meek. oi.bntaxhv Park (W W Pr 

g^g rgajSjgra "do'- KmS! °IIctaJ KSWt>"ti *mi!m*JLm*S±. ^ mXf^S!LJ^ S Sp i ^ %SmS* V™!* cla^d^sTne""^ urlme">av.Vr- 

t»„..ii «..u t.~^ »">. « r - «w!..Mra,.Alltaon, Jlallev and ||bj eitnivaganiiaR. "An Ocean Voyage" nnd »*"■.' Irving Brooke, who bas been mnkliig 



Jewell, Marie Lurnno. 
Arcabk TnEATiii: (S. Morton Cohen, mnn 



ser. nt na- lewine _Ca Is _ this pleasant title of taia'week ; B tn ° "•*"?, _°« ^eveirbodyaa Ho^and^she # roii«t 

nntl 

**ftl! ^i^^t^r?m 5TS Hr?a n p *ffi& &gmTj& food n.Y Km^SrI; SWrnSHiW 

' Brown, James Kyrlc M=- 
Lamkln all contrlbu c-i 
performance. "On !■■ 
week of 8, and 'Jli» 




Srd, lhe Only Helona; Harrv De Lanle, Cari P 1 .") p ". '"' ^ ""■»■ 
•ni 11 *M Bavmond, Arthur WllRnn. vllnscolie. . . . . . 

Bt.i«b TatttTM (Fred T. Merlll. mans- roaagalonn 



(Sherman Brown, man- 
.n'a "Mrs. Erskln's De- 
original performance na 
._ continued for the week. 
Despite the excellent cast and good stage 
n,": ti"if, r — At the National Theatre management, the piece fell short of ciprci"" 
.'.?!".?.. !L llr .'J>. manager) "Mlsa Hoblis" tlnns. Mr. Gibson's Chleago friends were 




AUGUST 13. 



THE ISTEAV YORK CLIPPER. 



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571 




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the Pines of Vermont. 



QBE AT FOR BIO NUMBER IN BURLESQUE SHOW 
GREAT FOR QUARTETTE 

GREAT FOR FEATURE BALLAD 
And Oroateat Illn»trat«d Song Before the Public. 



JOS. MORRIS 

PUBLISHER, 

136 II. m St., Pnu.dejphlt, Pa. 



MICHIGAN. 

Detroit.— At the Whitney Theatre (E. 
D. 8t«lr, manager* "The Wayward Bon," a 
melodrama of merit, presented by lt» author, 
Veil Tworaey, and a capable caat, drew 
packed hoUnes week of Aag. 1. The piece 
has many forma of human Interest, and Its 
stage setting was bright with new scenery 
and striking mechanical effects. Week" of 
Aug. 8. "The Curse of Drink." 

Temple Thbatrk (J. II. Moore, mana- 
ger). — Mat week's Mil was unusually good, 
the acts well selected and the attendance 
up to the high water mark afternoon and 
evening. The Klgbt Kngllsh (llrls were 
the leading feature, and other good num- 
bers were: Jar and Eva Tucker, In "Skin- 
ny'8 Finish ;" Kdwln Keough and Dorothy 
Ballard, In a "Vaudeville Surprise :" Kay 
("oi. In coon songs : Rean and Hamilton, 
barrel Jumper.; Dane Claudius and Kd- 
mond Corbln. banjolsts ; Hoey and Lee, He- 
brew comedians; Ijaroy and La Vanlon, 
horizontal bar performers. Attractions 
for week of 8: Mile. Avery Strakoach, Lil- 
lian ApeL Deltorelll and Gflssando. Johnson 
and Wells, Herbert Brooks, Km 1 1 Hock, Jane 
Klton and company, Lew Sully, and Fred 
Warrington. 

AYKNLK Theatre (Drew 4 Campbell, 
lessees). — Harry Glazier and the Majestic 
Stock Co., In "Captain Swift,"- drew fair 
sized houses 1-6. This theatre will be dark 
until Aug. 21, after which It will open to 
bookings for forty weeks as a vaudeville 
and extravaganza house, with two per- 
fotmahecs dally. 

Notes. — The Majestic Stock Co., which has 
been playing at the Avenue Theatra, closed 
its season Aug. 7 and the company disbanded, 
the tarlous members going to other cities to 
start rehearsals. Mr. Glazier, of course, will 
remain In Detroit with Ralph dimming*: 
W. A. Wbltecsr will star In the "Mummy 
end the Humming Bird," while A. Burt Wes- 
ner will be seen next In Detroit In a new 
comedy, by Charles Vincent, called "Our New 
Man." Edna and May Sweeney, Detrolters, 
are reengaged by Manager B. C. Whitney for 
his production of the "Show Girl," which Is 
to be revived at the Lyceum Theatre on Sun- 
day 'evening, Aug. 21 Dr. Campbell, 

manager of the Empire Theatre, has trans- 
ferred his lease of that house to Ralph Gun- 
mlngs for the use of a first class stork com- 
pany. Mr. Cummlnga will be the sole man- 
ager, as well as co-stock star with Harry 
Glazier. Mr. Cummlnga will secure a very 
strong cast, with an exceptionally strong 
leading lady .and Detrolters may look for a 
season of high class plays, both comedy and 
drama, presented by a first class company. 
Their season will open Aug. 29. Prices will 
1* popular and there will be three matinees 
a week, Ui addition to a performance every 
evening. Including Sunday, with a change of 
hill each week. The theatre, which will lie 
renamed. Is being practically made over and 
will be very attractive when out of the hands 
of the decorators. 

. . 

Bar City. — At the Wenona Beach Park 
Casino (L. W. Richards, manager) the fol- 
lowing people appeared July 31-Aug. 8 : Or- 
vllle and Frank, Marsh and Kartells, Sune- 
taro and company. Cherry Sisters, Manning 
and Du Crow. The bill 4-U Included : Millard 
Brothers, Cat Stewart, Dick and Effie Guise, 
In their character sketch, "A Financial Em- 
barrassment ;" the Lafayette-Lamnnt Trio, 
Frank Bush, and the klnetoscope. Favored 
by , One weather the attendance was very 
large dnllv. 

Notr. — Manager W. J. Daunt, of the Wash- 
ington Theatre, makes the announcement that 
thla theatre will open the regular season 
Aug HI, the attraction being 'The Show 
Girl" 



SLIDES LOANED WITHOUT DEPOSIT 

WHEN SATISFACTORY REFERENCE IS GIVEN 

OTHER, \V 18a. A DEPOSIT OP fl.DO HKUHHK I). 

Money Refunded on Return ef Slides in Good Condition 

OBOHESriUTIOIfB FTJRfUSHED IK AHT 1ST PER RBQDBST MUM. 



Grand Rapid..— At the Kamona Theatre 
fOrln Stair, manager) week of Aug. 7-13: 
Reno, Richards and company, the Five Jug- 
gling Normans, Foster and Foster, and 
votings and Brooks. 

GenKHOv'H Pavilion (Chas. Godfroy, man- 
ager).— -Week of 7: The Musical Stewarts, 
Mitchell and Love, Odessa and Oulette, Mit- 
chell and Browning, Bsssle Bnus and Ho- 
ratio llenaut. 

i 

Sn ul ii aw At Riverside Park Casino 

i'L, W. Richards, manager) Aug. 4-7: 
Cherry Sisters. Marsh and Sartella, Man- 
ning and Du Craw, Sunetaro and company. 
Orvllle and Frank. Business continues 
good. 

JEPPKR9 Theatre (T. D. Ramford & Sain 
Marks, manngers). — This bouse will open 
for the season Sunday, Aug. 7, with "James 
Boys In Missouri." 

. 

Manistee.— At the Rnmsdell Theatre 
(Robr. Ramsdell, manager) the season opened 
Aug. 1, with "A Teins Steer." The nd- 
vatice sale was very large. "A Royul Slave, 
2, for which the ndvnnce sale was also good. 
"Two Merry Tramps" 0, followed by "1'ncle 
Josh Sprticcby" 13, "The Lady of Lyons" 111. 

ORciiAKn Beach Casino (Chas. M. South- 
well, manager).— The Rodney Stock Co. 
closed a most successful season July 23. 
playing to 8. It O. nearly every night. 
Coming In the near future: The Hunt Stock 
Co., In a repertory of new plays. 
■ 

Kalama.ou. — The Academy of Music 
(B. A. Rush, manager) has been in the 
hands of the decorators and stage carpenters 
since the close of the season. It will open 
Its doors Sept. 2, when the old favorite, "Ari- 
zona," .will be presented. 

Casino Park (Balrd & Daken, managers). 
—Business continues to be record breaking. 
The vaudeville, week of July 31; Included: 
Miller and Kresko. the Bernstein*, the But- 
tons, Chas. W. Milton, formerly of Barlow's 
Minstrels, the klnetoscope, etc. 

Tim Fkxari Brothers will put on their 
big street fair 8-18. 

Battle Creek.— At the Post Theatre 

i .*«• Smith, manager) "The James Boys 

■n Missouri" came to good business Aug. 4. 

<»» 

OKLAHOMA. 



Oklahoma City. — At Delmar Garden 
(Slnopoulo ft Marre, managers) week of July 

/ S bB . 'protrarnme with Heir Saona. Smith 
ana Puller (second week). Bush and Gordon. 
MorMsey and Rich, and klnodrome. The 
house was leased. 20. to the democratic con- 
vention, for one ulght. 

" ■ ' ■ «»» -" ■ •- 

.iJMr" "** **& FeancIs are now doing a 
•{■i'uig.Rild dancing act. They bare finished 
six weeks of work In parks and on Aug. 1 
°nd Week were at Dreamland. Coney Island. 
*»h Amltyvllle, L. I., to follow. 



Under tm cents. 



Notes from RiNni.tsn Brotiikrs' Worlii's 
f.iiKATEHT Shows.— Monday. July m, found 
the hlg show at Kansas City, Mo., and. in 
spile of flip recent floods, two tremendous 
turnaways was the business record for the 
day. tola, Knn., on Tuesday, tested the ca- 
pacity of the big tents nt the matinee, and 
gave a splendid night business. Parsons, 
Wednesday, was equally hlg: Joplln, Mo.. 
on I'hursdny. gave mi afternoon tnninwii v 
itiul a big ulght attendance and Independ- 
ence, Kan., on Friday, was a surprise to 
everyone with the ,«orld's Greatest. This 
entire district played during the week has 
suffered greatly from the recent Hoods, 
crops are practically killed, ami all are 
guarding their dollars with a Jealous care. 
'1 bis, however, apiieared to have no effect on 
the business, as ut Independence every Beat 
was filled, nnd the hippodrome track crowd- 
ed at the day show aud the night business 
was also excellent. Wichita, the Saturday 
stand, although It was played on Oct. i:i. 
last year, making a return engagement In 
less than ten months, provided a tilg day's 
business for the largest on earth, after 
which the show was loaded and ran to Pu- 
eblo, Col., in seven sections. The mileage of 
this run. 401 miles, while not longer than the 
usual of tbe Klngllng's Western 8unday move- 
ments, owing to tbe poor tracks caused by 
the recent floods, made a late arrival at Pu- 
eblo, the last section not getting in until 
Monday at about 5 a. u. The recent strike.) 
In Colorado have made the business staff a 
trifle worried over the outcome. But Pueblo 
resiKindcd nobly on Monday and both It and 
Colorado Springs, the Tuesday stand, were 
greater than ever before from a financial 
standpoint, which proyes conclusively that 
even In tbe face of hard times, tbe people are 
willing to pay the price for amusements when 
they are of the high class that the Hlngllng* 
have always offered In the past ana this 
year excel In. Denver, Wednesday and Tburs 
day, Aug. 3 and 4. was Just a trifle better 
than last year. Out of the four performances 
three runaways were recorded. Boulder, Col., 
will be played on Friday, and Cheyenne, Wyo.. 
on Saturday, after which the show will take 
a .'iHi-mlle Jaunt on Sunday, to Ogden. Utah. 

Notes fiium the Lucky Bill Show. — We 
are now in our fourth week In Missouri and 
have been playing to line business. On July 
28, at Garwood. Mo., for the first time this 
season, our tent was blown down. Within 
two hours after the storm ceased tbe tent 
was put up again and things looked as 
though nothing had happened. Tbe Lucky 
Itlll Show consists of eighteen wagons, thirty- 
eight h«ad of horses, twelve head of Shetland 
ponies, sixteen head of monkeys, two bears, 
four twelve-foot alligators, seven macaw 
birds, cockatoos and parrots, one lion and 
two lynx. We also carry our own six hun- 
dred dollar piano and piano player, who la a 
fine sight reader. Our roster Is as follows: 
Lucky Bill, sole owner and proprietor ; Wm. 
Newton Jr., manager; May TuinTap, secre- 
tary and treasurer ; I.on Illhner, press agent : 
Mae Humphrey, piano player : Jim Wing, nov- 
elty high dive and traps; Jim WlneTeman. 
rings and welts ; tbe Bessents. comedy sketch 
performers and vocalists: lilllle Shakespeare, 
cumedlun uud buck and vv.ng dancer; (toddy 
Irish, contortionist: Blllle Fox equestrian. 
The Illhner Bros, close the big show with 
their thrilling revolving ladder act. Jack 
Simmons Is In charge of stock, with two 
assistants : 8am Seal Is boss canvas man. 
with seven assistants; Parney Rhodes, chief 
cook : Karnest Rhodes, casjk's usslstnnt. Wll- 
lard and Wlllurd closed In Rich Hill, Mo. 

Kitty Mat Irwin won a diamond ring .at 
a drawing with the Van Amburg Show last 
week. The Irwin Family Joined that show 
six weeks ago. 

Russell Hortman. of Ren Horner's band. 
nt ionic with Gollmar Bros.' Circus, drew 
onc hundred and sixty acres of land In the 
Kosebud Indian Reservation drawing. 

Pan American Show Notes. — At Fulda. 
Minn.. Aug. 1, we encountered one of the 
heaviest hall storms that we ever experi- 
enced. The ideal Summer weather Induced 
many people to come from neighboring 
cities to witness our performsnee. Fine 
weather prevailed during the day until about 
'2 r. M.. when the black clouds began to 
gather. The thunder rolled and the light- 
ning Unshed, followed by wind and hall. 
A large crowd of people liad assembled 
under the big show tent to witness the nfter- 
noon performance but as the storm came 
up so suddenly there was no chance for the 
people to go to their homes for refuge. It 
was an occasion t lint made them feel that 
there was no plnce like "home, sweet home." 
The noise made by the wild anlmnls in the 
menagerie anil the cries of children made 
the situation an appalling one. The storm 
lasted about flfteeu minutes, during which 
time the wind blew the ring stock nnd cook 
tent to the ground nnd tbe heavy loud of 
hall stones ou the menagerie tent forced 
the cauvas and four of the centre 
wiles to the ground, turning over oue of the 
lion cages, as the canvas came down, but 
luckily no one wpas hurt. After about fif- 
teen minutes of stormy weather, the sun 
came peeping through the black clouds nnd 
as Its rays shone through the aionn torn 
canvas the people In the tent applauded; It 
seemed to bring a feeling of Joy over them. 
The riding rings were about a fool dcip 
with water, and after they were balled out 
the performance began and ran as smoothly 
as though there had been no storm at all. 
At our next stand, Jackson, Minn., we met 
Kleuel Bros.' Dog and Pany 8how, they hav- 
ing exhibited there a day previous to us. and 
nt our next stand. Wells. Minn., we met the 
advertising enr No. 1. pf Gentry Bros' 
Toiled Shows. During the dav their bill 
posters adorned the walls of Wells, announc- 
ing that Oentrv Bros.' United Shows would 
exhibit there on Aug. 17. 

Welsh Hrothkrk t Newest Great Show 
Notes. — The fhow is bark Inio Ihe bounti- 
ful Htate of New Jersey. Since entering 
this terrltorv we .have encountered a seine 
of heavy weather, terrific thunderstorms and 
coplous'ralnfalls. However, business his been 
fairly good. The towns of Dover. Westfleld 
nnd Red Bank were especially ««khI. The 
clever eniiestrlan specialties of Mr. and Mis. 
Frank B. Miller ore more than "innkiUK 
good." tllrs. Miller is also presenting a M 
novelty menage act. Prof. Win. Wood, ealll- 
oplat. rejoined the Bbow July 30, bis manipu- 
lations of Ihe stenm key board being an at- 
tractive feature of the dally fctrcet parade. 
Mr Wood also appears In the concert. In- 
troducing a bright patter monologue, entitled 
"If. I Were a Senator.' Mauta Cllne. Mr. 
Cilflrhlhs. Mr. Lockwood and Chas. F. Kd- 
wards, of the actors' colony of Fair Haven, 
were Inlersted spectators of Ihe night per- 
formance at Red Bank. 



Tin: firs Sin Minstrels will he strength- 
ened for the coming season. Two uew minstrel 
features will be introduced. The wardrols* 
ami stage settings are said to Iss exception- 
ally elauorule. Ihe pictorial work for the 
advance Is of the beat. 

Mas. llmKHT LiSAiHR (Mnrv Van Trump i 
was noe of (he passengers In tbe wreck on 
Die Duliilh, South Shore and Atlantic Hall- 
way, between Dulutli and Marquette, last 
Wednesday morning. She was mi her way In 
Join her husbund at their Summer home, 
■ear Kalkaska, Midi. Fortunately she ca- 
mped serious Injury and hopes to he around 
sgalu In a few day*. • ■ 

O. » 

XEW JKRSKV, 



hlg crowds, mid with a speech by Carrie Na- 

iloii. Kemp's Wild West Show and numerous 

side slwW* are also attractions. 

«»» 

COLORADO. 



Newark, — At Proctor's Theatre (J. Aus- 
tin l'ynes, general manageri business main- 
tains a fair average fur (he Summer. Interest 
centres this week In W. II. Thompsou's 
players, who appear In an original one art 
comedy. The Nelson-Farnum Troupe art 
Also featured and represent the bigii clans 
in acrobatics. J. Clarence Hyde's farce, 
"Her Busy Hay," Is another Interest lug act 
announced and Charles Deland and com- 
pany will present their musical skit, "The 
Typewriter Girl." Marie Urackmnn, Greg- 
ory nnd Llnd and Wood and Berry complete 
the bill acceptably. "Love and War," as 
presented by W. 11. Pascue and Helen Mar 
Wilcox last week, drew much favorable at- 
tention for Its worth as au entertainer and 
its clever presentation. . 

■ i 'i 

Trenton, — At Ihe Taylor Opera House 
(L. Stoddard Taylor, manager I the upenlug 
attraction will lie Haverly's Minstrels. Aug. 
10. The house will then lie dark uutll lo, 
when tbe Chaiuplaln Slock Co. upeu for one 
week. 

State Street Theatre (Frank B. Shat- 
ters, manager). — This playhouse opens 11, 
with "More to Be Pitied than Scorned," as 
tbe attraction, for three nights. "Tbe Fac- 
tory Girl" 15-1 1. The Child Wife" 18-20. 

Mr.urER Pleasure Paiik (John L. O'Brien, 
manager). — Bill for Aug. 8 and week: Rice 
and Klngslcy, Heed Sisters, tbe Castlnos aud 
Dolly Cole. 

Spring Lake Park (Management Trenton 
Street Hallway). — Aug. 8 and week: James 
and Davis, Harrison Bros., Santell, the Mil- 
let-ship Sisters and George Clark. 

Notch. — The Trent will probably open 
Aug. 20 Richard Shetlick has been re- 
engaged as leader of the Opera House or- 
chestra Articles of Incorporation are 

to be filed within a week for tbe Trenton Bill 
Posting Co., with a capital stock of SHi.ooo. 
A. II. Slinonds, formerly manager of the Tay- 
lor Opera House, will bold the positions of 
secretary, treasurer and manager. 
i « 

Camden At the Camden Theatre (M. 

W. Taylor, manager) Ibis pretty playhouse 
has been transformed Into as cozy a little 
theatre for Camden audiences as It Is possible 
to make It. All Hummer long the pointer* 
and decorators have lieen as busy as bee* and 
when the curtain rings up on Aug. IS, with 
"A Child of tbe Slums" as the attraction, 
this city's playgoers will have tbe pleasure of 
sitting In as comfortable and secureia theatre 
as the country iMswesse*. New scenery, s new 
fireproof asbestos curtain, new carpets and 
hew chairs will all make for the patrons' 
comfort. "Dealers In White Women* 18-20, 
"Alone in the World" 32-24. 

Notch. — Manager Taylor's attractions, 
three companies of "Why Women Sin," slso 
"Why Girls Go Wrong" aud "Why He III- 
vlrced Her," start out on their bookings next 
week. 

i 

I'aterson. — At tbe Opera House (John 
J. (iuelchlus, manager) Black Patti's Trou- 
badours ushered In the local season on 
Thursday night, Aug, 4, continuing over 
Friday. Two good sized audiences gave 
hearty approval of the programme presented. 
The Itoe Stock Co. came Monday, 8, for Ihe 
week. "Queen of Jungle" 1.1-17, "The Fac- 
tory Glrr 18-20. 

Buor Theatre (J. II. Rowley, manager). 
— Manager Rowley unnounres the date for 
the opening of his house as Aug. 20. 

PKMMi.iNfiH. — Both lh» Opera House and 
Illjnn Theatre have been completely reno- 
vated and each bouse presents a splendid 
nppeara.ice. The first mimed has liceu uiudf 
especially attractive. 
« 

lloliokea.— The Lyric (II. P. Soulier, 
manager), after a thorough cleaning and air- 
ing, the placing of some new chairs In Ihe 
orchestra nnd embellishing Ihe looby In at- 
tractive and harmonious tlnis. oiiened Hie 
regular Fall and Winter seasun with llaver- 
lys Minstrels Aug. 7. The minstrels re- 
main i wo nights, i. 8. "For Ills Brother's 
Crime" 11-1:1. "Denier In White Slaves" 14- 
17. 

Notch. — Manager. A. M. Bruggeman. of 
the P.miiltY, returned from Ktirope Aug. 2. 
While abroad he secured several new nil rac- 
oons for his house, which will open flu 
season on Labor Day. 

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INDIANA. 



' Denver. — At Hie Broadway Theatre and 
Onrdeu tl'etcr McCourt, nisnager) week of 
Aug. 7 In ihe last week of the slock coin puny, 
with "Glorisna" as the bill. Week of 1 Hub- 
ert Drouet and Kn Uterine Gray were leading 
In "My Friend from India," which had good 
houses. 

KklTCH GA«r*N8 (Mary Klltrb-I,ong, man- 
ageri. — Week of 7, Krederlrk Perry, lu "The 
Mlddlcniuu." Week of I Maude Tea Icy, In 
"The Prince and the Pauper." simply turned 
them sway at every perfornisnce. Miss 
Tesley Is the best drawing card the Garden 
ever had. Business Is wonderful. 

Manhattan Beach < W, B. I.nwrenre. man- 
ager). — Week nt 7: Callahan and Mack, 
Clias. and Auna (llocker, Bryan aud Foster, 
ltussell and Locke. Week of 1 : Orth and 
Fern. Barry anil Johnson, tbe tlreat Nello, 
George W. Stewart, Ferguson and Passman 1 . 
Business Is good. > 

Nmw Crystal (Geo. tra Adalns, manager i. 
— Week of 7: Vernle aud O'Rrlan, At. Crls- 
lul, Schiller Urns.. Cleuiiiioiis and Massy, 
Clias. Kvans. Week of 1 : Camera and To- 
ledo, Burton and Deelmore, Al. Ferns, Pow- 
ers snd Theobald. Jack Irvln, Chaa. Kvans. 
Business Is good. 

Novelty lllenry Lubelskl. manageri. — 
Week of 1 : Billy Price. Jacob llllderbrand. 
John Morrison, Kiuplrv Trio, lieu Jnoctl, 
Mesne nnd Anderson. Business la good. 

Mention. — Rlngllug Bros,' Shows ap- 
peared here .'I, 4, null did all Immense busi- 
ness. They gave the heat show of lis kind 

Ibat Denver has seen In some lime 

Itlchton Band Is giving band concerts al the 

City Park The new Curtis Theatre. Is 

rebuilding and it will be made a much larger 
bouse. 

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MINNESOTA. 



St. Paul. — At the Grand Opera House 
(Theodore L. Iluys. manager) Percy l|nawc>l 
and the George Fawcelt Co. did well In 
"A Social Ulifuwnyuian" nnd "Borneo and 
Juliet," week of July HI. For week of 
Aug 7, "Othello" nnd "O Klkn San," the 
latter new here. The engagement has proven 
n decided success so far. 

Kmi'iiu: (A. Weluholz-r. nianng-r). — Now 
people fur week of Aug. 8: The Lentil Trio, 
Ibe Two Geyers and Kioiiia Ice. Holding 
over: Alice Hamilton. Helen Stewart, Myrtle 
Fdwards. Vara Stanley and Hclene Mlgnnii. 
Business was f.ilr week of 1. 

oiii-iiki-si Mi'Hic Hall (II. Sodlnl, mana- 
ger). — Business was fair week of I, Hie 1)1 1 1 
Including "The Great Train llobU-ry." Ad- 
ralne. -Antoinette Hulner. the Richard Sls- 
lers. Kales Bros., Gladys Carllou, Wilbur 
and Wrlgbl aud others. 

Wavklkth. — The Criterion Theatre Co. 
filed nil assignment lo Matthew Gallagher. 
of MlnneaiHtlls, last week. The assignment 
stales thai the company has fin.ooo dehu. 
and has not the means in meet them. Tin- 
amount of assets is not stated. A full de- 
scription of the theatre which the company 
was erecting nt the corner ol Ninth anil 
Hubert Streets, ap|>enred In these columns. 
It was the Intention to make It a llrst class 
vaudeville liunse, and lo be pari of ft new 
circuit, it Is rumored that Ibe Star Theatre 
Co. will get control of tlie pruiwrty and com- 
plete the superstructure, which Is parity up. 
If they do If will be a winner. 



TIM. IMA , ^^ 

"Norfalk — At Ocean View Casino (Jake 
Wells, niauagci-l nllhoiigh the weather lias 
l»*n extremely illsttgrceaiile, business of Aug. 
1 was exceptionally good. , 

AiriO: Theatre iCIirr. M. West, maim- • 

JerL— This house rinsed Us Summer scssou 
uly tin. It will open lis regular season 
about Sept. 1.1. 

At in iitnit m Theatre (J. M. Ilsrlon. man- 
ager).— People for week of 8 are: Thiee, 
Moeis Sisters, Throe Ih-ntz, Minnie Psllt-r- 
Bft "if. M«" H .. Johnson ami Sullivan, and 
Miller Misters. Business la very good. 

Illicit! Theatum i J. M, Crlunlau, manager). 
—People for week of S: Marty and Mason. 
I he HiiMi-lles. the Leons. May I^imiels, l«vnra 
llayiuoiid, George Amell, Harry II. Shafer, 
Sam Howard aud Will 8. Beechen. Business 
Is very good. t 

Manhattan Thicatiih will lie reopened un- 
der c. A. Criuulnu's management alsiut Sept. 
'• J 1 "S.' , . OUM *' ■ ,,e, "8 thoroughly overhuultd, 
nnd will lie put In first class ciiudllluu before 
the opening dale. 

Mn Huns.' IInitrii Shows Ir booked 
for Aug. II. 

John Hohin run's Show Is hooked fur U. 
. 

HIcliiiHiiid — Al Hie m*lno (Wells' ft 
Mch.ee, managers) week of Aug. I, the 
BIJuu Musical Comedy Co.. playing "The 
Little Host," had standing room oulv. Wouk 
of Aug. 8. the liljou Musical Comedy Co., 
playing The Knickerbocker Girl." ; , 

Gentry Bros.' Don and Pony Show Aug. 

RnlilNsiiN's Ciri-i s ciimes Aug. It, 

.Jff^tSte"" — *f Hlvciiimii Park casino 
(Jake Hells, manager) the Cloy ton Ken- 
nedy Co. presented '^Vlial Alls Porter" week 
of. A "H '• wU " *■» following VBiidcvlllii: 
lie Hooney Sisters. William Tompkins, 
t lay tou Kennedy und Mattle Hooney, ths 
American blograph. 

gentry Rkhh.' Bhowh are booked foe 
Aug. 10. J 

John Robinson'h Cint-vs comes 10. 

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TUXA8. 



Mon.lon.— The Standard Theatre (Alvldo 
ft Lasserre, inunugers) nt present Is doing n 
mugiilllcent liiislnesH. Ps1.hr He Stnte con- 
vention and ul her assemblies meeting here 
have iisslsled In crowding Ihe house nightly 
In Ita rapacity. The programme offered Auk I- 
II whs slso uf exci-llem-r, opening with "Mih.ii- 
llghi ul Sylvan llesch." u local iravesly. full 
of s|s>claltli's and songs, as a curtain raiser, 
and closing with the clneograph moving pb- 
lures. The pcuiili : linker ami Foiidil, l-iiiteaf; 
Bnlley. Frank l\ llulilwln. Tom Kelly, Lttii 
Howard, Llllle While, l^e Rdtntinds. Fred C. 
'f, l , nk '.,* lnlM '! G Wrlglll, Marin Dockrunn, 
Ollle Howard. Minnie Rynn. I'eiirl Gllmoie. 
Madeline Lu Verne, Frauds Sisters, lllrillo 
\arnell. Mile. Cleo Snllinyo, Hose Ldiutiiicls, 
J. II. Dick and Joe TlfTce. 

Notih.— Tin- lliiiplre Thealre will III nil 
probability u- under new management by 
Aug. 22, and with n circuit formed With New 
Orleans, Fort Worth. iuiIIiir, Han Anluulo 
and Houston eomprlslng II. J, II. Wilson, nf 
New Orleans, Is Hiiiiposed (o he at Hie head 
of It and new ileveloplnents regarding II nre 

promised a Utile later Sweeney ft 

Coombs' Openi House cannot ls< opened by 
Sept. I, as promised, und It will lie alsJilt 
Oci 1 before the house is In any statu nf 
readiness. Attractions hooked for Ilia holme 

niay be transferred to the Auditorium 

Kitgsne Hulliiy, of .Mollle Bailey ft Sons 
Shows, was In the city Aug. i, on a visit to 
Ills family. He reports linn business along 
Ihe line. 

i 

„W"» M { 'y v ** |,nrl1 Hummer Theatre 
Bridge at Midnight" filled out the week, b, '• • «• McAdama. manager) week of Aug. 1 
(I. The Klllot-Courtetiuy Stock, lu ••The Mys- N " r "' " r " H </>|ucdy Co. iqieiied for a week's 
lerlons Mr Hrown" 812, "A Texas Steer" 'ngngenieiii. The iiis-iiing mm, "Little Prln. 

cess, was greeted by n Marge house. Tills 

compaiiy ebniiged Ihe bill nightly. Lyric 

0|H-ra Co. Aug, 8, 

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Dalai h.— At Ihe Lyceum (C. A. Marshall, 
manageri the Klliot-Courtenay Co. offeretl 
Aug. 1-4 'The Man from Mexico," with 
Leslie Monisco ns the Mexican, who was 
capital In the role. Business wus fair. "On the 



13, the opening of the regular season. 

Pahloii Theatre (W. J. Well imager). 

— Business Is not anything like what It wa.i 
last yeiir st this season. The company for 
8 and week are: Vozalez and Ma lone. Grace 
Adams. Gol* Bros., Hosiu Cotighlln, Kd. uud 
Lucille liuwry. Urn Doutlilll, W. J. Wells, 
nnd the slock. The new comedy for Ihe 
week Is called "Did You See Jenkins'/" 

Buor Tiiratuk (Joe Mallland, resident 
mnnoger), — This house la playing to big busl- 
uess. It gives three shows iilgbtlv, each 
show lasting about one hour. The' |n-oplc 

8 aud week sre:Phll Clifford, AiMly Koherts, hush.es-, and gave great Mtls/actlnn III! 
Kd. Ferns, the Three Gardiner Children. Joe, for week of ATigT 77 The »iai Sui ill j{ , 

and Currle Mallland, J. V. Mitchell, J. It. * ■-■-—■ ff."!; ••-. *J!r. ™H l . m 

McClellan and Will Kmery. The moving 
liIclursN are a big card here. A number of 



WMsT VlltGIMA. 

# Wa*«4layg. — Tim Grand Oissrn House 

((has. A. IVhiler, inniingeri will Is? otietied, 
after a ihoroiigh Siiniiui-r cleaning, with "Fur 
Ills Brolhers Crime," Aug. Ifi-I7, followed 
by "Fllilllgiiii's Hull," IS-2U. . 

(Ciiuiaii Mil-sell, 

fur 



Park Casino ., 
The al trurl lous for week 



Uracil, manager) . — 

Of Jilitr 31 had big 

satisfaction. Hill 



feature nets are iHjoked for Sriilember ami 
jXlober. Manager Nash will oiien a new 
house at Kau ilalre. Wis., on Sept. B. giv- 
ing, tbe same kind of a show as this one lu 
Dtiluth. 

fluill Hrotiieus' Don anii Pony Htiow 
did big Illiniums July i»7, 28. 

sxm(V 

C'ONNKCTICUT. 



.... «-.« --. ..,«„. , , j,jr «ipi nijlllll l/llll. 

Ailnmliil nnd Tnylor, Suvllle SIslerH, Mr. unit 
Mrs. Kelsey, Decker's ciiliieragrnph. 

I'llE llATI'll-AllAIIS l.'AR.IIVAl, Cll, uppenri'll 



,, OrUittntort.— Smith's Theatre (Kdward 
I . Smith, manager) opened for the season 
Adg. 0. with OorsslHilers Minstrels. De- 
spile Ihe beat of the afternoon and evening, 
both iierfurmunces were crowded. Tlia 
thenlre has been redecorated and ollwrwlss 
lieautlHed, allhough new but two seasons 
ngo. hlaw ft KrUnger and Stair ft Hay 
Bns attractions will tie played here this 
season. Booked: "For Ills Brolhers Crime" 
8-10. "A Modern Viking" 11-18, "Child 
Slaves of New Vork" 1(1-17. 
, > m ' , ', H . ,V trAruK '*■*»■ Crlddle. mnnn- 

Midnight Frill Ir." 
Pi^Asiiar. iIkaimi (Joseph A. O llrlen. man- 

"KrtL— Hill week of 8: Brothers Barton, 
■coreu a nig success, and liustness was up to musical comedy sketch ; Kvelyn Funner, v« 
•aparlry during the engagement. "What Wo- calls! ; the Ford Sitters, vocalists ; Vork- 
nen Will Do" 4-li, "In ths Shadow nf the Herls>rt Trio, acrobatic singing and diuu-lng • 

Anns M. IH-rliert, chRrarter aruglhg. 



Imllannpoll.. — At the Park Theaire 
(Dickson ft Talbott, managers) tbe season 
opened Aug. 1, with Ibe house packed to the 
doors. Tbe nuinugemeut had 1 pleasant sur- 
prise In store for tbe patrons of the house. 
.No previous announcement had been made of 
Ihe extensive improvements In the lobby and 
auditorium, which had ls»eR newly frescoed 
and decorated In red and gold throughout : 
everything was finished In these colors, even 
to the ushers and door keepers' uniforms. A 
new drop curtain was a feature. The house 
looks Isnter than ever before. The opening 
attraction, "A Girl of the Streets." was also 
new. opening lis season here Aug. 3. It 
retired a big success, and business was up to 



Gallows" 810, "The Wayward Son" 11-1,1. 

Niite.— Zoa Mathews has signed with Op- 
penhelmer's Fay Foster Co. 
s 

F.van.vllle — At Oak Summit Park (W. 
B. Merrcll. manageri two performances dally 
are getting bigger crowds all tbe time. Week 
of Aug. 1 the al tract Ions were: De Veaux 
and De Veaux, Billy Wlndom, the Jaxoos, La 
Gette and ibe klnndrume. 

Cook's Park (Fellk Sefrlt, manager). — 
This bouse offers almost everything In the 
amusement line, and continues popular. La 
Rose electric fountain. Newinan'a dog and 
pony show. Ireland's .refit Pan-Ametlcan elec- 
tric fountain, mid-Summer festival fire works. 
snd the famous German Marine Band are 
extra features. Tbe vaudeville bill la alto 
exceptionally strong. 

The Tbi -Stats Fair -opened Aug'. 1 with 



... . ,-.- ..i.Hnu.af , ■isiaiici niujiiiiK, 

Ncmss.— Thurlier ft Masher's Co., In sup- 
port uf nurture Hamilton, will report In 

this city fot rehearsal 18 ■'JniV' Shea, 

knowu to Winy Thespians, returned home 

after attending the Kilts' convention 

(-red Bullen. who recently took the "wings" 
and became a full (ledts-cf Rnsl*. entertained 
a mimlier of friends with Dockstader's II. A 
large delegaflon of local Kagles greeted their 

brothers with Dockstader's William 

ftjHff.'j fcla lsj lt s . il Ihe Oentr> Show, has 

returned to his hone In this city Horn* 

two hundred local Eagles will attend tbe big 
meeting in Springfield 18. 
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LEOWHARtrr, C0MCPT JliOOLER, is In his 
fourteenth week on the Lang circuit of North- 
western vaudeville houses, and reports big 
success. 



here I it. In Urn lower end of our city, and 
hsd hlg business uud gave siillsfactloii. Their 
shows were all clean and up io dale. 

< M » 

TKNNHSglSiv. 

, . M *t! w| !! ,, "i — Ar ""I'stlns' Kast Bad .Park 
(A. II. Morrison, initnnger) pletislllg vntule- 
yllle lierforuuiliceH und large crowds prevail. 

he piogrumuiB for wwk of July 111 Included : 
J. Afdrlrli Llbbai and Katherlus Traysr, Wal- 
hertls horse, John West, Arthur Rlgby, Mine. 
Mtlna. Flood Bros. As an outdoor special 
iillriicilijn, tin- Itrelons created a sensation 111 
"Leaping Ihe llnp," 

Nirrlis- Zeh and Zarrow (V left here for 
(hliugo previous to o|iciilng In Dvnver, Col., 

with the "Isle of Joy," Horr Grsaado, 

ami Alma nastl are spending a week lu St., 
Lulls. , 

4 i » 

A. t. IIHAI HA\, ~ 

Whose phtiire appears nn tbe front page of 
his Issue, Is a veteran In the show biisliiens. 
He started about thirty years ago as proarlo- 
lor of the original Georgia Minstrels, aud ha 
has been interested In many enterprises since, 
lie went lo California about live years ago 
nhd starred the Unhpie, a small viiiiderilla 
theatre, on Market Street, lu Sau Frunclsco, 
which was s great inotiey maker from the 
start, and which has ilevelomd Into a circuit 
of eighteen |sjpullir priced vaudeville the. 
ntres, extending from Milwaukee to Han Fran- 
cisco. Mr. (Irniiinaii. who Is the originator 
of this class or theatres on the coast, Is now 
In New Toric, Isiukltlg novelties for his chain 
pf theatres. While sojourning In this city 
he liiis l>eeii enterlalned by. his tnanv friends, 
ihchldlag s big Innqiiet given lu his honor 



by Messrs. Ilurtlg at Seamon, at Arverne, 
L. I„ (bey having Wen long life friends. Mr. 
Granman returns to Hsu Francisco In s f«w 



days to devots bis time to hit many interests 
— ' " •» » 
TllB ni.toit CiiMwit Fruji* (Cahlll. Nelson, 
Wells snd Oswald) closed their Summer sea- 
son with Marlon ft Pearl's Minstrels, at Brie, 
Hi., nod nre now rehearsing with the llenti. 
Sautley Co. for Hie cowing season. 



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Jiates u per day sn4 upward. UoTBL DRluU iuN, WMS Uroadway, Albany, x. Y. 



SCHOOL 



AH ERICA'S 

REST 

AND 

OR.KATBST 



Endorsed by Press and Public. 

ti.VA references from all psrts of the world. 

THB O^'I.Y V^HOOL RND0RSF.D IN CHICAGO. 

STAGE MM [tC 

(Up-to-dsta In every detail.) 
Buck, JIk, hklrt, Novel Cake 
Walk, Klocnllon, Singing snd 
Rag - Time Songs, 'Vsnrlevllle 
Arts, flketrhea. Monologues, etc. 

ENGAGEMENTS SECURED, 
NO FAILURES. 

PROF. P. J. HI DOE, 

Hiss Frances Lee and oders. 

Circulars Free. 

ORAND OPERA HOUSE. 
I endorse TROF. RlDOK as ihe only rcrformer 
and rrofCHnlnnal Dancing Teacher In Chicago. 
FRED i. W1LDHAN, Theatrical Agent. 

1g7 La sslle St., near Madison, Chicago, 111. 




SUNDAY OPEN TIME 
Boyd Park Theatre, 

MATINEE - and •- NIGHT 

AM!. 21 MaloDcy's Wedding 

Aft;. 28 OPEN 

SKIT. 4 : OPKX 

SEPT. 11 Josh Snruueuy 

REIT. IS .OPEN 

SKIT. 23 ItPBN 

OtT. 2. ; -. OPEN 

WT4 OPEN 

OCT. IB OPEN 

Above rumpaules played house last season. 
I'lirulre Is loi-iiied lielwccn l'oru and Wnliasli. 
Willi n drawing [KinulHllon of KMI.OIMI. Will 
trsns|im-t Co. and nnggnge free to park and 
return; from l^igansiwrt, Peru or Wabash. 
Aihln-Hs J. A. KltWIX. Peru. lud. 



SLOT MACHINES. 

Our Elerlrlc Blowers are wonderful money 
getters everywhere. 125.110. circular. 

CiASSKR MFC. t:Q.. Webster. M ass. 

CIUCUH CANVAS and Tenia nf every de- 
■nipiion. Second Hand Tents In Stock, write 
for estimate. 



Successors to! 



1OT-1M Fourth St.. Detroit. Mich. 



WIGS 



TINTYPE MEN 

I haven new Rim (also parts) forTIn Type Buttons, 
and all kinds of Plmlo Jewiry . 
WM.L. HARTMAN, 144 W. Mh St., Cincinnati, O. 
Everything I n Campaign Buttons and hlni s. 

At Liberty, THE GBESOBY SISTEBS 

M;irjt«:ie. It years; Tlielma, s years. Song and 
IUin'c Sp-' 1*1 lies. Hotti play parts. Will Join farce 
comedy or melodrama or vaudeville. Permanent 
addrew, No. M7 MJJLLKTT ST., Detroit, Mich. 

S. SH1MDHELM. Thtitricil Wig 

MAKER. Good work for low prices, 
118 West ath STREET, New York. 
Bend sta mp for price list. 

117 W. 23d ST., NEW YORK (old Roster A Blal's), 
HALIETT THOMPSON, Managor (lata Wood's 
Gym.) Special rates to performers, (1 a week. 

Wanted to Least, fieatre In Hew England 

Suitable for Dramatic Slock Company. Musi be 
ready tu open. Address, with particulars, 

W. L. GALL AGHER, VY uodsloelt, N. B, Can. 

Wanted, Picture Machines, Films, 

Phonographs, Gramophones, Records, Mechanical 
Figures and odd show goods, also for sale. Address 
Box T 5, Po st o fflce. Fhlla., Pa. 

WilTEl, k IUCI FACEIIHaTiM 

FAKES ORGAN. WIRE. TICKET IF KNOWN 
Til TJ8. OTHER PERFORMERS, WRITE. 
LAWRE NCE .V MAOK.Tane.vtown, Csrroll C»..Md . 

Young Wemai Whose Life can Only be Saved 

by going abroad, and without means, needs assist- 
ance. Will exchange a Nations! Historical Costume 
for aaina^ Ad dress M. CSB- HlhSt .Room ffl, N.Y . 

Electrician Wants Pesillon with 6«ed Cirnpany 

7 years' experience repairing and maintaining all 
kinds electrical apparatus. CEO. A. BECKER. 

21V Fnullon Ave., Evsnsvllle, lud. 



STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES 

FOR PICTURE MACHINES. ORIGXALB. Send 
for catalogue. Oil ICAOO SUPPLY H0D8K, 
MS No. Union SI., Olilcago , II'. 

WAHTEO, All Pirferners te Take Notice. 

The Novelty Theatre, Denver, Colorado, will give 
Four (ti Petformances Dally Hereafter Sctiri In 
your openjlmo. Novelty Theatre. De nver, Col. 

FIRST CLASS ATTRACTION 

WITH BAND, for Boonvllle Fair, week of SepL i, 
wanted for t'oinstock's Opera House. Address 
WM. COMRTOCK. Boonvllle, N. V. 

WANTED QUICK, VIOLIR LE4DEB, 

DOUBLE TIBS and BASS, BARITONE, CORNETS. 
Torn Bnan. wire quick. 

. BELCHER'S COMEDIANS, Holdeu, Mo. 






ALL PERSONS ENGAGED FOU THE 

McDermott and Diamond Brothers' 



Modern 



THR 

ORIGINAL DIAbTOKDS, 
MATT.. LEW 
and LAWRENCE. 



Minstrels 



Will plea'O report for Rehearsals at IRWIN, PA., WEDNESDAY. SEPT. T, 10 A. M. SHARP, snd 
acknowledge this Call by Letter Immediately to MATT. DIAMOND, NEW CASTLK, PA. 

NOTK-We have bin' .secured the HANDSOME SPECIAL PULLMAN CAR "TIHgTLK.'Vall 
PERFECTLY and BEADTI FOLLY EOUIPPED. In which the above Company will enjoy "ALL THE 
COMFORTS of a HOME 1 ' wblie en route coming season. 

W. J. McDERMOTTJC. E. B0SE, COL. C. W. ROBERTS, 

SOLE PROPRIETOR. MANAGER. GEN. BUS. MANAGER. 



WA:LV^E>r> QUICK, 



FOR 



ANGELL'S IDEALS 

An Al PIANIST to Double Anything ii Brass Except Drum, 

in Al LEADING IA1 to Double Anything in Band. 

Also a few other useful people please write or wire qulek to J. 8. a \(;k. ll. 

Mexico, Ma. week Aug. 8; Cedar Rapids, la., week Aug. 15. 



THE GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY, 

PAPA'S BOY, 

Introducing FRANK F. MILLER, BLANCHE BRYAN and M. B. STREBTEH. 

■war * T\Tr|,BUif. Two Character Men (ono tall), Character Woman, Ingenue with Dancing 
" BLa tauVi 8pcclaltv, Musical Director (piano), and oilier Musical Comedy Teople. write. 

Address FRANK F. MILLER, Spring Lake, Mich. 

Merchant Free Street Fair and Carnival, 

AT PHILLIPSBURG. KINS., SEPT. 20 to 24, 1904, 

SHOWS OF ALL KINDS-FREE ATTRACTIONS TI1AT ARE THE BEST. Concessions of All Kind*, 
except gambling. Geo. Wcslropandtieo. llrlck, wrlle. Addrets s.P. BENLiRlCHS, Maisge*. 



TO MANAGERS-ARE YOU COMING EAST? 

IF SO, DON'T OVERLOOK THB ^___ 

NEW ELKS THEATRE, 

RUNPOHD FALLS. MAINE. 
Flrat class In every particular. Good attraction can do big business. Town on the lmorn. Addre;? 

JOS. B. BRADY,' Manager, 

Parties having Moving ricturc Machines for saie please communicate at once, wltn fullpartlcuisrs. 



HANDSOME JUVENILE WOMEN. 

specially preferred, HHnd Leader, Ttsp lb iimmer, Properly Man, double Bass Drum.' Other Heper • 
(aire People and Musicians who wrote before write again. Ilaveaufl. Sleeping snd Dining Car for 
sale. BOBBY FOUNTAIN, Colorado Springs, Col. 



BENNETT and RICH, 

GVe^marii Coirxenly Act 

Week of Ang. t, Revero Beach, Boston; Aug. it, Old Orchard, Maine. 

Ang. 22 and Later Open for Engagement.. 



A VERY STRONG DUMB ACT AT LIBERTY. 

ORVILLE and FRANK, 



ind 



'OSTURE1 



On Bccount of W.B. WATSON, w|lh whom we were engaged aa hi, feature act, selling his AMERI- 
CAN Rl'RLESQUERS SHOW, we are ready to Bign with anv WHEEL or (lOOIl SHOW for tho season. 
Address ORVILLE * FRANK, lew Third Ave., Now YorlCj 



WANTED, FOR A BIG MELODRAMA, 

Touring Eastern and Central States, One, Three Night, and Week Stands, 

Man for Leads. Heavies, Juvenile*, Characlnr Old Man, Comedian with Sp»- 

dalty for "Rongh Irish," Woman tor Lead,, Juvenile, and Character.; 

also Stage Carpenter aad Al Advance Agent. 

Longseaaon. Rehearsals Aug. \i. In Monlresl, Can. Must Join on wire. State all and' very loweit 
salary. Don't misrepresent Address "RELIABLE." General Delivery, Montreal. Can. 



THE KING OF IRELAND, 



Rehesfslng this week nnder the management of AL WOODS, of SULLIVAN, HARRIS A WOODS. 
MM WELL, THANK YOU. TUB KING OF IRELAND. 



AT LIBERTY, PaUlill© DO V©r© 

SOUBRETTKS.INOENDES and JUVENILES. A1BPECIALTY. WarA robe the best. One piece pVafernd, 
Ke.ponsibic managers only. Regards to Revere sua Burdocks. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Washington, d. C. 



AUGUST 13. 



THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 



573 



NEW FILM SUPPLEMENT No. 220 
REIDY IUBDST I. 

EDISON EXHIBITION KINET0SC0PE, $115.00 



CUSS A FILMS, 15 CENTS PER FOOT. 
CUSS B FIIJM2 CENTS PER FOOT. 

- -. u - -~ -- - EDISON UNIVERSAL KINETOSCOPE, $75.00 

- PRKSIDCNTIAL OAMPAION PIOTURCS. 

Democratic Presidential Candidate, Judge Parker, and Mayor MeClellan, laopua, N. Y. Class A. 60ft. 
President Theodore Roosevelt -------••■:- Class A. OOft. 

THE FIRST MOTION PICTURE EVER HADE OP JL'DOE PACK1H, 



EDISON FILMS 



THE OIML.Y ORIGINAL 



!l 

y BEAT TEMPLE PROCESSION IT K1KKO, JAPAN... 810ft B 
DEPARTURE 14th CO.. JAPANESE ENGINEERS FROM 

SHlNBAeHI STATION FOR KOREA 166ft. B 

PARADE. MTSTIO BB RIMERS, ATLANTIC OITT 118ft. A 

ODTINO, MTSTIO 8HRINER8, ATLANTIC CITY 146ft. A 

WHITE STAR 8. 8. "BALTIC" LKAVINO PIER ON 

FIRST EASTERN VOTAOE. i»ft A 

SKIRMISH BETWEEN B0S8IAN AND JAPANESE 

ADVANCE GUARDS. (Sift. A 



A MUSIC BALL MANAGER'S DILEMMA. M0R. B 

OOP FOOLS THE SERGEANT 176ft. A 

DRIVEN FROM HOME SSOft. B 

COLLIERY DISASTER 470ft. B 

SCENES IN AN INFANT ORPHAN 

A8YLDM MSfL A 

A CIRCUS ROMANCE 846ft. B 

TOUR IN ITALY 848ft. B 

ANNIE'S LOVE 8T0RT Tstft. B 



MOST POPULAR MOVING PICTURE EVKK SHOWN. 
BEWARE OP IMITATIONS. 



POLLYWOOS list RBOT. ». O., «. T., 

INTTUTINO RAW RECRUITS. 130ft A 

JAPANESE AMBUSH UOft. B 

STUDY, SMOKE AND SOOT 168ft. B 

RUM V*. CBERRIE8 MOft. B 

NEST ROBBERS IMft. B 

BOXING HORSES, LUNA PARK, CONST 

ISLAND letru A 



IOI 

■DIBON MANUFACTURING CO. 

MAIN OPPI0E and FACTORY, ORANOR, N. J. 
NEW YORK OFFICE: M CHAMBERS ST CABLE ADDRESS, KURILI AN, NEW YORK. 
OFFICE FOR UNITED KINO DOM: Sft OLERKEN WELL ROAD, LONDON, E.G., ENGLAND. 



:llin( 



THE KINETOORAPn CO.. 
KLEINS OPTICAL CO..... 
PETER BACIOALUPI 



41 E. nit St., New York. 

69 Sine St.. Ohtcago, III. 

tse Mission St., Ban Francisco, 0*1. 



For the 22d Season of Philadelphia's lost Popular Amusement Eesort, 

9th and Arch 
DIME MUSEUM 

Originally Established and Still Managed by 



Grand Reopening SAT., AUG. 27. 



VF ANTBDI 

FOR THE THEATRE: 

Bright, Breeiy aid Up to Date Vaudeville 
loveltiei. 

No others will be contidered. 

FOR THE CURIO HALL 
AND VIEW HALL: 

Living Cariosities of B?ery Description. 

And Oiigiaal Working Platfoim A.cts, Nov- 
elties that can be featured, and Me- 
chanical Curiosities and Contrivances 
of Every Description. 

Address all communications at once to 



w a. k n> b> r>! 
For One Performance 

OILY, Saturday, Aug. 27, 

The Biggest, Newest and kTost Sensational 

OPEH AIR 

NOVELTY 

Of tbe Season. A Feature that Is a 
Sure Crowd Drawer. 

Address with fall description of act, giv- 
ing address for two weeks, 



C.A.BRADENBURCH 

9th and ARCH DIME MUSEUM, 

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 




The Smallest Midgets in the World, 

HORVATH 




WILL END ITS TWO TEAR 

ENGAGEMENT WITH TBE 

BARNUM & BAILEY 
Greatest Show On Earth 

AT THE CONCLUSION OP THIS SEASON. 

OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS 
AFTER NOVEMBER. 

Tbe troupe Includes INTERNATIONAL 
SISGERS AND DANCERS, BOXERS, Etc, 
Saving appeared In the finest theatres 
inroaff ,> «>ut tie world, with great success. 

REFERENCES: Winter Garden, Berlin; 
London Hippodrome; Casino de Paris, Paris; 
Barnum * Bally Greatest Show. 

ADDRESS ALL OFFERS TO 

SIO. HOP1VATW, 
Care or Rarnnm * Rally Show, per route, 

or care of CLIPPER. 



THE BICKETT FAMILY 





fcoMlNG YOUR MEET. 



HAVE BOMB OPEW TIMB IW OCTOBEB, ROVEHBER AKD DECEMBER. 
Address WH. E. BICK.ETT, Oread Baplds, Mich. 



CENTRAL TRUNKS. 



»X TRUNK facto 




At Liberty "for Ooming 8«««on. 



free! etsssssesssBss^^ 

*U» Dn^Prta. tj2and»rn^N ^U^THE NEWMAN MFO. CO.. 01.Wtan4.0Uo. 



SIEGMAN 

& WEIL, 

77-81 W008TER 8T. * 

(Bet Spring and Broom.), Now York. 

Theatrical Supplies, 
Grease Paints, ... 

Tights, Wigs, 
THEATRICAL JEWELRY | ' 
Gold & Silver Trimmings, 
Spangles, Etc., 

W. lend good* C. 0. 0., aubj.ct to Inspection, 
but require . Oapotlt on .11 Ordin. 



SEND « on. 
BOB 

OATAMMUB 
■0.4 

lend seas, for 



for 

' Catalogue 
Hc«. 




Patents 

and 

JrarJe-Marks. 

I 



Copyright your acts, plays, sketches and 
songs. It will PAY you. Many Copyrights 
are worthless, because Invalid. You can- 
not afford to tale such chances. We 
guarantee • valid copyright at small coat, 
pinions and legal advice. Patents and 
Trade-Marks. Send stamp for particulars. 

Columbia Copyright and Patent Co., Inc. 
wahocii aioa, WASHing-row. p. c 



Miniature Railroad Co 

4307 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, h. Y. 



. CsiV.*". 






SOLO HEDtL 
SPECIAL. 



For Parka, Summer R e so rt s , e t o = 
Hauling Capacity, 20 Ton*. 
Earning $1,800 In six day*. 

With prope r oare wil l laat 20 > r. 

•MIBff'B LOCOMOTIVE WOBM 



FILMS! FILMS! 



And Moving Picture Machines, all makes, bought 
and for sale. A large stock of Supplies constantly 
on hand. OUTFITS RENTED. Write to OS 
today. 

LEWIS M. SWAAB & CO.. 

338 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



STERE- 
OPTI- 
CON, 
$15. 

With Electrlo Arc. Callcnm or Acetylene Lffht 
IUnstrated Song Slides, 36c., colored. FILMS 
BOCQHT AND SOLD. 

L. BKTZ, 301 E. J3d Street, New York City. 




AT TT at* AK C T I \# C 



'CARNIVALS TOURNAMENTS PICNICS 

/airs reunions ccicbrations shows trc 
TYPE*»°PICTORIAL WORK.:.. 

(arn i va l Poster Co. 

■ • Minneapolis mirxrit. 



DON'T TAKE CHANCES. 

It* Ton Want Result* Use a CBOBB 

LETTER HEAD 

BEND FOR FREE SAMPLES. 

CIOSS "XSWSSSK* GHIGICQ 

I8e. tor 8t»f • Money. Book of ewt*. SOe 



SKETCHES 

CHESTER BARRON. 

■28. E. O.DEBILLE, • • Af.lt, 
1402 Bmdw.r, W. Y. 'Phono 8tM68ttt. 
HAUHIOa H. BOHVIVITO 

LAWYER. PROFESSIONALS MANAGED, 
Ul 03 I'ark Row (World Bldg.) New York. 



WW RELIABLE 



linnj 



ARLWLIQHT 

AMET'SOZO-CACBI. 



^EKDFORCIRCULif.R^ 



BRIGHTER THAN 



uo'\ 3TE HEOPTICOM & FILMEXCHAHtiE | Mo "*"^ 
kerosene! :W.B.MOOBE MAHA&ER. ■"-•:' iCibOLiXs. 
;r man f Li. -il. ' r 108; FRANKLIN '^ST/CMlCAGO.'.f^i .p"R.'- f.f KEP 




For 8O0W8, PANORAMAS, 0ABB0U8ELI 
8ALO0HS.HEBRY-0OE0UHD8, SUsUBI 
RBS0HT8, DAHOE PAVTLJ0N8, Elo,, . . . 
POLLMAN 

ORGANS or ORCHESTRIONS. 

SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all srrangement* made now. Pull particulars as. 

ILLE8TRATED CATALOGUES MAILED FREE on application, by their Sol. Agent, 

AUGUST POLLMAN, 70 isd 72 Frioilln St., Niw York City. 

BXOBANOES OONSIDCRJtD. ORGANS REPAIRED. NSW BARREL. MADS 



ORGANS 



FRATI & CO/S 



SPLENDID 

MAKE OF 




KlVIKGrr, BROS., Prop. 



R.c.nl Production. Supplied : 
PARSIFAL 

BABE8 IN YOYLAND 
WIZARD OF OZ 
SHEPHERD KINO 
DU BARRY and BEN HUB 
E. H. Soth.rn - Th. Proud Prlnc. 
W.b.r & Fields' W hoop Ose Doo 
Law DocksUd.r'. Minstrels 
NINEYY AND NINE 
GALVESTON FLOOD 
FALL OF POMPEII 



Hi ElEfil 
STA&ELIGHTI1C0. 




1393-6Bro.dway.nd 12B W. 3Bth St 
N.w York. 



"i 




ARTIFICIAL OAKLAND., VINES, SPRAYS, CROWNS. 

Plant*. Trees, Palms and Loose Flowers for stage purposes. I'urtloularly 
call yonr attention to the workmanship on my goods, which la unpa- 
ralleled by competition. Special attention given to Theatrical work. 
Write for my catalogue No. 1, 0., which contains (nil description and 
illustrations of the assortment of goc ds 1 carry. 



BVBI1ES, 



4MNM* 



CiRL SBTSCBERT, 

187-1 B9 Se. Clark St., Chicago. 




NOTICE-MANAGERS and AGENTS. 

12 THE DORRES OPERA HOUSE, r,C 

All contract* must be sent to me for approval. Plenty of open time. Only bouse 
playing Flit ST CLASS ATTRACTIONS. Do not book Repertoire or cheap com pan lea 
Population, 20,000. Seating capacity, 1)00, House under new management Modern 
Improvement, fire ordinances compiled wltb. Good connections North and South. Com- 
panies lose no time. CUAH. K. BKIiOBH, Manager, It. IT. D., No. 1, I'hoenli, Aril. 



CHARLES H. DUNCAN, 

BIO HIT PASTOR'S THEATRE. RB-VROAOED. * 



THREE Ml 
it MINDTES IN ONE. Permanent address, 



After fifth Song. 

188 l'HIKU AVE , N. V. 0. 



TRICK BYCYCLIST, 

TO JOIN A WELL IClMO\A/N AOT. 



JOIN 

STATE SALARY FIRST LETTER. Address 



KNOWN 

BICYCLE, care of NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



Tolodo, Ohio, 

REOPENS SUNDAY, MAT., AUG. 28, 1904. 

WANTED, 1 HEAR FROM ALL FIRST CLAS8 ACTS. 

Prefer those that have not played Toledo In ono year. Address II. II. LAMK1N, Manager. 



WIGS 



TOUPEES, GREASE PAINTS, ETC. 
A. M. BVCH & CO., 

11. B. MlaUl BfTMt, ..... Phtlad.lpal*. 

N. T. Rep.: B. IIALLI WELL- *" W. nth ■« 
Drop hla a Una and he will call on yon. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 



Great Bargain Sale of Moving Picture Films, 

■AGIO LAITE3I8, ILLUBTBATED BOI08 AID IOTII6 PIOTOBE IACBIIE8. 

We have Inst purchased the entire stock of films belonging to two large exhibition companies. 
Most of the Dim* are absolute y new, never even used, all In dne condition. Write at once for (Jreat 
Bargain List No. 10 (J. Don't delay. Willi A.MS, mtowif *> eahlk, 

Dept B. No. si. Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 



THE STAR BRAND POPCORN WORKS. 

he leading house In New York, candy PACKAGES for Parka, Boat, and Theatre.. Five cent i 
specialty. Try our OOLDKN CRISP POPCORN. A winner. 

WM. 1. MADDEN A CO.. 14 and M Desbrosae* Street New York City. 



FUNK £ SO.™! * iTIo^: 

He V ICKER'i THEATRE, Chicago, III. Telephone-Central *C Bend for Catalogue. 



Character*, ffid Men, K(c. Competent Bt*«e Director Characters, Old Women, iferrte*, Ktc, 
Roth Experienced and Reliable, with A-l Modern and l^gltlmst* Wardrobe, Have several Strong 
PUys at small royalty. OLD OKOBARD BKAOII, MAINE. Lock Box 10S. 



574 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August 13. 



THE DREAMS OF THE OLD ENGINEER. HI HENRY S F 



A Fine Solo for Baritone or Contralto, by HAUGBRY »n<] RADEBAUGli. 



EYES T HAT ANSWER MINE. 
MOTHER'S OLD GARDEN AT HOME. 



D. C. GRIfFiN. 



By FLINT & JOHNSTON. 



THE CURFEW. 



By TARR I JOHNSTON. 



S^nd late programme and postage for Professional Copies of late»t iQit. and Vocal Mu.lc. 
Orchestrations 10c. 

PIONEER PUBLISHING CO., 

aos-aou Baltimore Bldg.. Chicago, III. 



WANTED, 



HI 



Kl»R THE PACIFIC COAST TOUR jlSAUOlHATISn AT BAR 

JOSE, CALIFORNIA, DEC. », 1904), OF THE 

"SIAHT OF THE WEaT," 




6I8ANTICALLY 
AUGMENTED 




REALLY, TRULY ACTORS who can play brass (no bass drummers), a CLEVER CHILD, MUSICIANS 
r>r Band and Orchestra. Sobriety a requisite essential. No medicine acinrs, wjnld-be'a has-been's or 
amaieurs wanted at sny price. Would like to hear from the Wilsons. Mnckeyand Clarke, Fletcher 
8ml h and Fred La Don. This Is a two car show, carrying the finest ponies, golden chsnott. Floats 
and effects ever presented. A pleasant Winter tour 'mid the palms of California. Musicians address 
FRO P. 1). 0. SMITH. Bandmaster: all other* 

E STANLEY LEWIS and WM. W. BBOWN, Bols Owsen, 

Far Route NORKIS & HOWK'i SHOWS. 
N. B.-We have tho finest Cook on the Coast— UOP wah, late of ZINKAND'S 'Frisco. 



FOURTH SUCCESSFUL IEA80N. 



BOOKED iOLID FOR FORTY WEEKS, 



TME GERMAN 

LILIPUTIAHS 

CAN PLACE A FEW MORE WELL FORMES MIDGETS. 

Yon don't have to work every seven minutes; one show a day. We furnish all. 

Add. MGR. LIL1PUTIAK CO , 510 Ilm St., St. Louis, Mo. 



OPENING POSTPONED. 



OLYMPIC and HAYMARKET 

THEATRES, CHICAGO. 

On account of una voidable delay In rebuilding above theatre, tbelr opening 
had to be postponed. 

THE HAYMARKET WILL OPEN AUG. 22. 
THE OLYMPIC WILL OPEN OCT. 3. 

Artists booked far earlier dates will .onelder same canceled and write for 
later time. KOHL St OAlTLst. 

Charleston Theatre, 



>N, 1L.L.IINOI 

IIEPtEMBEK AND OCTOBER ALMOST EST1I1KLY OPEN FOR OOOD 

COMPANIES. ALIO THANKSGIVING. 

Population, 1,000; capacity, 1,000 New Interurban. T. J. CHAMBERS, Manager, 

Care of First National Bank, Charleston, III. 



THE GREAT ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE PAPER. 



THE 



THBATR0 



AMD 

401 & 

FOREIOrT SUBSCRIPTION, - - ' - 
PBOFEISIO.IAL ADVERTISEMENTS, 



REVIEW, 

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- - 8a. 8d. PRR TEAR 
Us. ad., Single Column Inch 



Aug. 80, 81; Sept 1 -DELAWARE— Aug, 80, 81; Sept. 1, 

GRANGE FAIR and PICNIC 



Comedy Tight Hope. Divine Elks. Ostrich Farm, Bicycle Dive, Balloon Ascension, or any Ouldcor 
Attraction. You set the price and. If reaaonnble, we pay it. Address 

Brandy wlno Springs Park, R. W. CROOK, General Manager Peoples' Ry. Co., WUm., Del. 



PROMISED 
REVELATION. 



THE NOTIFICATION COMMITTEE 
UNANIMOUSLY PROCLAIM 



THURBER .no NA8HER CO.. 

—Headed By— 
n/llstm Flornnoo Hamilton, 
PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL— WATCH THEIR BIO ROYALTY PRODUCTIONS. 
Jim Blndso, Mrs. Jack, Deserted Bride, Woman Behind the Throne. Jewess of Kishinev. Harvest of 
Sin. Bto. Direction of P. H. TB.URBF.R and MATT HASHER. 

Rehearsals Commence Aug. 8, at Smith Theatre, Bridgeport, Conn. 



DRAMA and 
VAUDEVILLE 
UNSURPASSED. 



anf f FOR 

"WAS SHE TO BLAME" COS. 

Two Good sired Men for Straight, to manage stage : two Juvenile Men, most be small (boy part); (wo 
Second Comedians, to Double Props ; two llo»vy Women, to Doable Piano, on In second act only; 
two Character Men and Women, with Specialties. Also can use Man to Double Piano. Old mem. 



berawrlte. One night stands. Address 



JED CARLTON, Rich Hill, Mo. 



WE HAVE ON EXHIBITION 

In our New York Store, A LE ATHEROID TRUNK 

That haapaased through the flam., or the Iroqnols Theatre without damage. Oon- 

■ tho 



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WORDS BY 

(EC II. MACK. 

MU8I0 BT 

ALBERT VON TILXER 



This numb., has nndoebtedly wwW mor. talk and favorable ron.mcnt than any nrvr song In j-t.an. If yon arc looking fee m hit, this Is It. 



"TELL ME WITH YOUR EYES" 



Lyric by ARTHUR J. LAMB. 
Muslo by ALBERT VOX TILZRR. 



Unqaesttoaabl y Ike moit beautiful ballad ever written. The kind yon like to ling. 



"WATERMELON AM GOOD ENOUGH FOR MINE" 



Word* by O. BARKBR RIOHARDSOM. 
Muslo by ALBERT VOB TILZER. 



A gnat Story coon song. Fnany enough to call It a comic long. 



"YOU MUSTN'T PICK PLUMS FROM MY PLUM TREE" 



Word* by ARTHUR J. LAMB. 
MOSlO by ALBERT VOE T1LZER. 



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Alice Lewis 

SINGING and DANCING 

SOUBRETTE. 

Engagement solicited with first class attractloaa only. Farce or Musical 
Comedy or one play. Address 334 E. 18th STREET, HEW YORK. 



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treatment, address QUS BUN, 
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FILMS FOR RENT. 

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DRAMATIC ENGLISH ARTISTES JUST ARRIVED, 

MISS CARRIE DAVEY, HAROLD HUBERT, 

EMOTIONAL ACTRESS. CHARACTER ind VERSATILE ACTOR. 

Supported Dion Bouoicau't Sen., MaoMahon Leltch, Geo. Blgnold, Wilson Barrett. Starred In 
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THE (3) GRACES, 

FEATURING FRANKIE OHACB. 

A FUNNY KID, A BIO MAN AND A LITTLE WOMAN. One of the laughing hits at the C, O. II., 
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Summer parka and theatres. 



Week Aug. II and 21, open for 
Permanent address, 333 WOODLAND AVE., Cleveland, Ohio. 



"YOUR IMAGE LIVES WITHIN MY HEART." 



The Sweetest Song Clem or the Beuion. Jast oat. Pree copies to recognized singers who will place 

jr. Addre»n the Author, 
RENE L MINER, Brant, Mich. 



It upon their program and featuro It; none othors need apply, Addrexs The Author, 

iiii — 



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OBERLE'S OPERA HOUSE, OA ^,\ 

Located on Hocking Valley and Bclola Itallroads, 20 miles South of C'olnmbns. Has soma open time 
for good, medium priced attractions. Managers please address U.K. OBEKLE for terms and time. 
"We always do onr part." 0. B. OBE BLE, Mgr. 

LATEST CREATIONS IN GOWNS, OPERA CLOAKS 

FOR STRBBT AND EVENING WEAR. Almost new. Cheap. RIDING HABIT! AMD 
LADIES' WBARIMO APPAREL, OF EVERY DEI CRIPTION. ETC. 

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576 



THE 1STEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August J3. 




tiv&ctvaylhatrtDulkiinS, 

M4I Broadway, 

We beg to advise STOCK and REPERTOIRE managers that we have 
secured the exclusive control of all the A. Y. PIERSON and HARKINS 
and BARBOUR plays, which include : 

The White Squadron. Police Patrol. 

Midnight Alarm. The Outpost. 

The District Fair. Derby Mascot. 

She (Harkins & Barbour'*). His Bachelor Wife. 

Land of the Midnight Sun, 

And Harkins and Barbour's splendid version of 

Uncle Tom's Cabin and others. 

We have also arranged with MR. CH .VS. E, BLANEY for the exclusive 
handling of all his plays, every one of which has a full line of STRO- 
BRIDGE pictorial printing. 

We can arrange to lease the road rights for some of MR BLANEY'S 
present Big TOURING SUCCESSES in restricted territory, particularly 
West of the Missouri River. 

Some of the available BLANEY PLAYS for STOCK and REPER- 
TOIRE are: 

The Man Who Dared. 
King of the Opium Ring. 
A Female Drummer. 
Boy Wanted. 
A Hired Cirl. 
Wife In Pawn. 



An African King. 
A Mormon Wife. 
War On Women. 
A Baggage Check. 
The Forger's Daughter. 
And many others. 



We can also offer for Stock and Repertoire the late W. J. SCANLON'S 
greatest success : 

MYLES AROON 

with all his "famous songs" and incidental music furnished with the 
manuscript. There is a full line of printing for this play. 

ANDREW MACK'S Greatest Success, 
T O IV1 M OORE (By THEO. BURT SAYRE.) 
is now available for stock. This play is too well known for any comment 

GRACE GEORGE'S Big Hit, 

PRETTY t=>EOOY 

is available for Stock in Eastern Tenitcry. 

We are Sole Agents for all the WH. A. BRADY Plays and KIRKE 
LA SHELLE Plays, also for all MRS. B. S. SPOOLER'S Plays, which 
include all the EDNA MAY SPOONER and CECIL SPOONER Repertoire 
Successes. 

A FEW PLAYS FOR STOCK AND REPERTOIRE. 

8RRGBAKT JAMHS, TUB GOVERNOIt OP KENTUCKY, SWEET NELL OF OLD DRDRY. 
CUMBERLAND '01, THE THOROUGHBRED, THEI.MA, A STRANGER IN A STRANGE 
LAND. AN ORPHAN HEIRE88. HER MAJLS1Y, DON CEASAR DR BAZAN, A 
ROUGH RIDER'S ROMANCE. THE WORLD AGAINST HER, BORROWS OF SATAN, 
MICHAEL STROQOKF, THE COTTON KINO, MONTH CKI3TO, A BACHELOR'S 
HONEYMOON, A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS, A HEART OF STONE, THE GUNNER'S MATE. 
THE MAN IN UNIFORM. DU BARRY, HER FATAL LOVE. UNDER TWO FLAGS, THE 
SHADOW OF A CRIME. BAPHO, HER MKPDINO BELLS, THE CAT AND THE 
CHERUB. THE GAME OF LIFE. THE DIVORCONS, THE HEART OF NEW YORK, 
STRANGE ADVENTURES OF MISS BROWN. TOMMY ATKINS. PASSION'S SLAVE, 
MAN Q WORK, TARSIFAL, ONE OF THE MANY, ZORAH, WHEN GREEK MEETS 
GREEK. THE UNKNOWN, CAPTAIN OF THE NONSUCH. GYPSY JACK, DENI8H, 
WOOING OF MRS. VAN COTT. CARMEN, HOW LONDON LIVES, A FAIR REBEL, 
THE RESURRECTION, A GENTLEMAN COWBOY, HUMANITY, GAINSBOROUGH 
ROBBERY. MLLE. FIFI. CAMILLE, EAST LYNNE, IN THE SHADOW OF THE CHURCH, 
OLIVER TWIST. THE TWO ORPHANS, AT THE WHITE HORSE TAVERN, WOMAN 
AND WINE, LOVERS' LANE. BHAUGUAUN. (MY SWEETHEART. BECKY BLI88, LIT- 
TLE MISS MAB, THE LITTLE BOSS, A TEXA8 G1BL, CHILD OF THE STREETS, 
and THE GIRL FROM VASSAR) are Soubrette Leads. 

In order to secure correct terms and information relative to any of the 
above plays, application should be made direct to us, same will receive 
our prompt attention. 

SINOCR8, m*T UP AND TAKE NOTIOB! 

Here's a Song That Will Increase Your Salary. (Uaeealt). 




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Anecdotes. Persooalities and Cornells, 

CONCIBNINO 

ST1GE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS 

BY JOSEPHINE QRO. 

Every theatre end hall In the theatrical 
district of New York la filled with reheara- 
log companies, and even floors of empty 
bouses and lofts of buildings are utilized for 
tbls purpose. Notwithstanding the fact that 
to many professionals are busy beginning the 
season with the usual rehearsals, more peo- 
ple than ever appear to be "at liberty." 
Apropos of this oft advertised phrase, "at 
liberty," a condition or state In which no 
actor or actress, cares to linger, an Incident 
Is related by Minnie Louise Ferguson. 

Tbls popular actress bad closed her season 
and was visiting some cousins in a small 
Missouri town.: It soon became known that 
she was on the stage, and In consequence 
■be was the centre of Interest In the place 
where real, live Thespians seldom remained 
longer than the nsual "one night" Hiss Fer- 
guson's new acquaintances put many ques- 
tions to her regarding the stage, some of 
which were ridiculously funny to ber, though 
serious to the questioner. 

One stage struck youth of about sixteen 
years was a most persistent consumer of the 
actress' spare time through his numerous 
questions pertaining to the profession he so 
ardently longed to join. Among other 
queries one day, be put the following: 

"By the way, Miss Ferguson, will you tell 
me where Liberty Is 7" 

"Well," she replied, "yon know nearly 
every State has a Liberty— there are thirty- 
one towns of that name, besides several Lib- 
erty Bills and Llbertyvllles. Which one do 
yon refer to 7" 

"I mean the Liberty where so many ac- 
tors and actresses go when they're out ot a 
Job. They advertise In The Cupper that 
they're there, but don't say what State. I 
thought perhaps there was a general un- 
derstanding among theatrical people as to 
where the place was; besides, I thought It 
was such a popular place to advertise from 
that If I went there and advertised I might 
stand a better chance at getting a Job at 
acting." 

Miss Ferguson then 
explained to the youth 
that "at liberty" was 
very far from being, to 
professionals, the popu- 
lar place ■ he had mis- 
judged it to be. 
9 
The manager of a' 
popular road produc- 
tion, now In Its third 
season, tells how he 
once caused Lawrence 
Barrett an anxious two 
hours. At that time 
this manager was a 
stage aspirant, playing six or seven "super" 
parts In each performance the tragedian was 
giving. 

It was well, known In the company that 
the wardrobe mistress, who was of the same 
nationality as the star, kept her eyes and 
cars always open to catch both good and 111 
remarks concerning him, and that her adora- 
tion of him as a matchless star was as great 
as her contempt for the aspiring supernu- 
meraries beneath him. ' 

It was also well known that Barrett was 
exceedingly Interested in newspaper criti- 
cisms concerning himself, snd resented any 
overdue prominence given to others of the 
company — a star's prerogative, however. 

The young "super," who later gave up his 
histrionic longings to became a successful 
manager, was, and yet is, something of a 
practical joker. At one of the performances 
his appearance as a member of the "stand- 
ing army" was not needed until close to the 
end of the first act While awaiting the 
time to go on, he had perched himself upon 
a box far back on the stage, and was deep In 
a newspaper when interrupted by the ward- 
robe woman. 

"An - what Is It you're so busy reedln'T* 
'lie asked. 

"A great notice about myself," was the 
untruthful reply. 

"You 1 a notice about you— only a super," 
she scornfully exclaimed. 

"Yes," said the untruthful one, "at last 
s"me critic has noticed me. My talent must 
l! "ve stood out -well from among the herd In 
which I nightly make my appearance." 

"And what does the notice say?" asked 
i he woman, her curiosity aroused.' Where- 
upon the waggish "super" read a hundred 
words or more, created by his own brain, 
but apparently read from the paper In bis 



hand. The paragraph extolled the latent 
genius of the handsome young man, whose 
sole line bad been "Yes, my lord !" and pre- 
dicted a great future for him In the most 
flowery terms. 

Like tbe star ot the production, the ward- 
robe mistress also resented, on his account, 
any special notice not particularly deserved 
by any others of the company, so, hasten- 
ing to Barrett, who stood In the wings swatt- 
ing a cue, she pointed to the young man In 
the corner and whispered: 

"Mr. Barrett dear, I' advise you to look 
out for that upstart actor— he's getting fine 



ger, "when I hsd Barrett worried and guess- 
ing throughout a whole performance." 



A story concerning a popular bandmaster 
In Chicago comes from the Wltmark music 
headquarters. This leader's, natural German 
dialect li said to be the envy of all dialect 
comedians who aspire to honors similar to 
those of Louis Mann or Sam Bernard. 

During one of the park concerts In tbe 
windy city, among other Wltmark publica- 
tions on the programme was Salter and 
Bratton'e Instrumental novelette, "Laces and 
Graces." After finishing the "Sho Gun" se- 




with little or no experience,, frequently ex- 
pect to secure prominent parts. 

"Dear Sir," tbe application begins, "As I 
see by your Ci.irrxa add. you need actresses 
for your company and as I was thinking of 
going on the stags I thought I would drop 
yon a few lines to let you know that all ' 
though I am not an experienced actress, I 
have been on the stage a few times, and have 
snng a few parts In a Comedy company. 

. "I also have a twin sister who would Join 
your company and she also is quite a singer, 
and we could go as a sister teem. If yon 
think we would be sutable for a good part 
In your company will you let us know by 
return mall and I will send photo In receipt 
of your letter If you wish and will you please 
excuse paper and Oblige yours truly." 
(Signed). 

Marshall, the Mystic, of vaudeville fame, 
recently had an experience In a Vermont 
town that proved the Importance ot a town 
Incident over the consideration of a transfer 
contract 

The transfer man, who was also tbe con- 
stable of the place, had faithfully promised 
to deliver the baggage of the company at the 
depot on Saturday nlgbt, or In time to catch 
tbe 5 i. u. Sunday morning train. Accord- 
ingly, the members of the company had as- 
sembled, half asleep and out of sorts at 
having to arise so early. No baggage ap- 
peared on tbe scene, however, and tbe train 
moved out without either company or bag- 
gage, while a weary and disgruntled lot of 
theatrical people awaited tho advent ot tbe 
transfer man with barsh words upon their 
lips, ready to assail him as the cause ot their 
discomfort 

Finally, when he appeared, an hour late, 
and the reason of his delinquency was de- 
manded, be said : 

"Don't be mad with me, boys — tbe dis- 
cipline of tbe taown bed to be maintained. 
There was a 'drunk' at the park, and I had 
to arrest blm. He's ben a-troublln' us for 
the last throe Saturdays, and Anally we bed 
to pull him In. You see, the carryln' out 
of tbe law la more Important than handlln' 
actor folks' baggage." 

A delay of twenty-four houra for a dozen 
people was ths trifling result of tbe con- 
stable-transfer msn's allegiance to duty. 
««» 
Tlin GUIDANCE! OF- REASON. 



notices In the papers, besides sayln that you 
got no mention at all In the same paper. 

The star, looking snythlng but pleased, 
told the woman to go »« at sssrafcams « ■ 
the paper, of that date and send them to his 
dressing room. The young actor noted that 
the woman had pointed him out as. she whis- 
pered, and wondered If he were fin 
dismissal. He afterwards heard from tbe 
orejr of the tragedian that tbe latter had 
been unusually crusty, snd between act. bad 
been anxiously scanning the theatrical 
columns of a big bundle of papers, appar- 
ently not finding that of which he had been 

° "And that was one time," said the mana- 



lection, the bandmaster turned to ths li- 
brarian of the hand music, and said in bll 
choicest accent : 

"Veil, now, vass lis next 7" 

"Nummer sebn," replied ths librarian, 
•Laces and Graces." 

"Zo!" sstd tbe bandmaster with strong 
accent, turning toward tbe band and .tap- 
ping bis music stand, "'Lasy and Craty' 
next." 

George M. Fenberg, of tbe Fenberg Btock 
Co., recently placed an advertisement In Till 
C'LirpiB for people for his company. Here Is 
one of the several scores of answers which 
he received, showing that aspiring geniuses, 



The villagers wers all gathered at tbe 
little store, talking 
about Sam Jones' lost 
colt. It was a two 
year old, and bad 
strayed out ot the par 
turo lot the day be- 
fore. Sam waa wor- 
ried about It and the 
neighbor, bad all been 
out looking for It with- 
out success. 

Jim stood there, 
looking on and listen- 
ing. Jim was a tall, 
lank young fellow, re- 
garded a. bait wltted 
by some persons, and 
a. foolish by others. 
"I think I could And your h -horse," be 
■aid to Ham Jones. 

"Vou ? Why, Jim, bow do you think you 
rould And blm when we have the best men 
In town out looking for blm?" 
"Wal," said Jim, "I could try, couldn't IV 
"Yes," answered tbe owner, "you can try, 
and If you And blm I'll give you a dollar." 
"All right," said Jim, and walked away on 
bis scarcb. To tbe surprise of all be re- 
turned in less than half an hour, leading 
the missing horse by a rope tied round his 
neck. 

"Well, well !" said Jones, as he took tho 
horse end paid Jim the dollar. "How In 
tbe world did you find blm ao quick?" 

Jim answered In bis long, drawn out 
word*. "Why, I thought, 'Now, If I was a 
horse, where would I go?' And so 1 went 
there, and be had." — Youth' t Companion, 
♦ ■» 
COtl.n.M'T SICK TUB WltOlfO. 
l-'rederlck Wardc, who,. in conjunction with 
Louis James, has been acting In "The Tem- 
pest," throughout .the > West, was much 
amused by a mistake of the compositor who 
"set up" tbe play bill for ths company In a 
small town of Illinois. The character enacted 
"oy Mr. Warde Is that of Prospero, the 
rightful duke of Milan. Tbe compositor bad 
made the line resd: "Prospero, Frightful 
Duke of Milan. Frederick Wards." 

Mr. Warde was so struck by tbe bumor 
of the mlstske that be sent a copy of It 
to his daughter In tbe East, directing her 
attention to tbe error. Tbls young lady, 
being of a waggish turn of mind, wrote 
a little note to ber father, wblcb read ss 
follows : 

"Dbab FATnsa— Having seen ths per- 
formance, 1 fall to see wherein tbe pro- 
gramme was wrong."— H. Y. Ucrald. 



578 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August 20. 



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July SO. 
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general business activity would bring tbe few 



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vT. Dinkinb' Innocent 

III open the season at 

27: Mr. Dlnklns baa 



so-called stage play, but the directors bad 
reason to hope that sweet reasonableness 
would prevail sufficiently before long to bring 
about a settlement by legislation. 
So far as "Eton, the story of the new 



printing In advance. F. C Huffman, busi- 
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weeks In one and three night stands. C. W. 



Adelphl, tbe Gaiety, Daly's, the Apollo, tbe | "j Ve wlthYbe" same girl. The action takes 
1'rlncc of Wales', and the Bhaftesbury, where pll 



"The Prince of Pllsen" successfully pursues 



Flace during one scene provided by Joseph 
larker, tbe occasion being the fourth of 



(tie West End'of London dependent for Its Empire ballet, Is concerned, It has to do with Chlpman. late of West's Minstrels, will hare 
theatrical amusements, on tbe Criterion, the the rivalry of two little Etonians, who are charge of the company for Mr. Dlnklns. Boa- 

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son, Sadie Clark, Joale Cook, Bessie Bcbaffler, 
Belle Hayes, Madge Bierley, Ofella Blvaa, 
Blanch Wilson, Anna Dunbar, Joale Stiller, 
Edna Black and May Bell. 

Geo. and Mat Woodward, "The Sunburned 
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were last week at Tony Pastor's. 



its merry career. For anything In the shape j unfii t |,|, g | T | n g an opportunity for working 
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to the suburbs. 

To deal now with the lamented death of 
Wilson Barrett must seem stale, since the 
news of tbat untimely event was flashed all 
tbe world over by cable. It will not be un- 
interesting, however, to give a brief account 
of his many bued career. Wilson Barrett 
was the son of a farmer, and was born In 
Essex In 1846. Before he was eleven he bed 
committed tbe wbole of "Hamlet" and 
"Othello," and at tbe age of seventeen he 
began in earnest his career in tbe dramatic 

Erofesslon. While he waa touring In tbe 60's 
e married Miss Heath, and with her he 
made bla first appearance in London at the 
Surrey Theatre, In "East Lynne." Mlsa 
Heath died seventeen years ago. Mr. Bar- 
rett's principal ladles since her death in- 
cluded Miss Uostlake and Maud Jeffreys. It 
was In 1881 tbat Mr. Barrett began his fa- 
mous fire years' engagement of the Princess 
Theatre, London, producing "The Lights of 
London," "The Romany Bye," "The Silver 
King," "Claudlan," "Cbatterton," "Hamlet," 
"Junius," "Hoodmsn Blind" and "Slater 
-Mary," among other plays. In 1886 he 
toured, with Miss Kastlake, In tbe United 
States. Beturnlng to London In the follow- 
ing year he produced, In collaboration with 
Geo. B. Slim, "The Golden Ladder," and 
with Hall Cain, "The Good Old Times" Af- 
terwards he revisited America, made a tour 
in Australia, and opened the New Olympic 
'J hcatre In London. He produced "The Blgn 
of the Cross," at the Lyric, In 1808. After 
an extended absence from London he made 
a reappearance at the Adelphl In December, 
1002, In "The Christian King," a melodra- 
matic work of his own composition. Mr. 
Barrett shared In a high degree the reputa- 
tion of bis profession for generosity and at 
the recent Clement Scott benefit matinee be 
sent a check for £40 for two unreserved 
gallery seats. Indeed, of two things he was 
never weary— of hard work and well doing. 

Charles Wyndham and company finished 
up the season at tbe New Theatre on Wednes- 
day. Addressing the audience, at the close 
of the performance, Sir Charles said : "To 
night, thanks to you, goes up tbe twenty- 
eighth mllo stone of my Journey In London 
management. I think that was double the 
period that Jacob bad to serve before win- 
ning the maiden of his cbolce. More for- 
tunate than be during those twenty-eight 
years of service, I bave enjoyed your favor. 
But en revanche I bave Incurred the heavy 
debt of one who Is paid in advance. Every 
year bna enhnDccd my debt of gratitude to 
ou. It will be a few months before we 
avo tbo honor to appear here again. We 
d, professionally, for a abort time, to tbe 
hlted States, so long my borne In early 



The music will be composed, selected snd ar- 
ranged by Cuthbert Clarke, and tbe princi- 
pal parts will be played by Mile. Oenee and 
Fred Farren. Col. Newnham Davis Is the 
author. 
Frank MacNaghten and bli general mana- 




The Thoroughbreds will start _ 
with sn amusing collection of ?on?ense, In- 
cluding a vaudeville review, entitled Look- 
ing fo? a Duke." During tbe action of the 
burletta the following musical ,°u™«™. 7".. 
be rendered : "Baltimore." "Louise Schmidt, 
"The Wine Btube." "Stella," "Oysters and 
Clams," "Dreaming," "My Sun Burnt Lily 
and "Uncle Sammy." Tbe olio Includes: 
Willie Weston, In Imitations of popular ac- 
tors ; tbe Unique Trio, Tim Henly and Bisters 
Clauson: tbe animated two, Blanch Wash- 
burn and Josle Flynn : Mile. La ToBka, con- 
tortionist; Four Thoroughbreds, Coyne, Ar- 
dell, Lawrence and Edwarda: "the human 
tops," the Dancing Mitchells, American 
whirlwind dancers; Franklin and Hopkins, 
May 8trehl and Eva Mitchell. The perform- 
ance concludea with a side splitting farce, 
entitled "The Thoroughbreds on a Lark. 
During the action of the farce the following 
musical numbers will be rendered: The 
Pirates of Penzance," "Wedding of Barney 
and Bedalla," "The Rose and Daisy and 
"The Yankee Doodle Girls." Costumes were 
designed by Mrs. Frank B. Carr, and the pro- 
duction was staged and produced under the 
personal supervision of Frank B. Carr. Louis 
J. Oberwarth, manager: Charles E. Taylor. 
business manager; Sam Schiller; musical di- 
rector ; Frank Smith, stage carpenter ; Geo. 
Mack, electrician, and the following show- 
girls: Dot Clausen, Tlllle ArdelL May Btrehl, 
Amy Clausen, May Franklin, Eva Mitchell, 
BIJou Hopkins, Fay Odell, Dolly Murray, 



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EDDIE LEONARD 

Made one of tbe nrlnclpal hits with Geo. W. Lederer'a "The Southernera" last season. He has 
years tbat In my appreciation It Is but a been re-engaged with the production for tbls season, which will open on Aug. 29. playing 
*hort v'slt to old friends." In connection Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and the big cities only. Mr. Leonard appears in black ana 
with thla visit to New York It Is Interesting white face, but will appear In white face only, near the close of the season, In a new produc- 
to note that tbe popular manager baa not tlon. 
been seen In America, where he fought dur- 



ing tbo Civil War, since he appeared at 

Vollack's, some fourteen or fifteen years ago. 
John Hare bas arranged to go on tour this 
Autumn wilb J. M. Barrle's comedy, "Little 
Mary." During the course of his Journey- 
lags be will visit Edinburgh, Glasgow, Birm- 
ingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds. Urlgb- ,„,„„- - 

ton, and tbe Coronet and Camden Theatres, £l e * w *£, J S sl T e ?«*£• '"«, , £S2?V?2L ,b 
London ' cr " °" poor E. J. Lonnen, of Gaiety fame. 

Arthur Yates, the genera! manager of the 



eer, Fred Baugb, arrived In England on 
Thursday, after a tour of tbe United States. 
Two gifted young aspirants for tbe va- 
riety stage made an excellent impression last 
week, at the Middlesex, as an extra turn. 



London 

Several Frencb papers have lately been 
publishing accounts of Elesaora Duae, In 
which < t Is Bald tbe actress Intends retiring 
nltogother from the stage. There Is prob- 
ably no foundation whatever for this report 
In any case, she hss a tour projected for 
Germany, and she Is also being solicited to 
reappear In Paris. 

It la understood that Charles Warner will 

Slay the leading role In Wilson Barrett's new 
roma, "Lucky Durham," when It Is pro- 
duced at tbe Comedy early In September. 
The deceased actor had originally intended 
to play It himself. 

There la going to be r special matinee per- 
formance of "The Prince of Pllsen," at tbe 
Shaftesbury, on Monday. In consequence of 
the great success of tbls piece, tbe manage- 
ment bave found It expedient to adopt tbe 
somewhat unusual course of giving eight 
performances n week, and the members of tbe 
compnny will bave no holiday whatever tbls 
season. 

Edward Terry deserts London for the pro- 
vinces, lie Btarts at Eastbourne next Mon 

and "Sweet Lavender." His tour finishes on 
Dec. 10, and a week later he sails for New 
York. 

Lewis Waller has signed an agreement 
with Evelyn Mlllward by which she will ap- 
pear In his next production at the Imperial, 
namely, "Tbo Master of the King's Com- 
pany,'' a drama of .he Charles II period, 
written by Sarnh Elliott aud Maud llosford. 
MIsb Mlllward has not appeared on the singe 
since her marriage to It Coulter, four years 
ago. 

Martin Harvey's Autumn tour will open 
nt Buxton on Aug. 20. At Dublin Mr. Har- 
vey will produce "Hamlet" for tbe first time, 
but during the rest of tbe tour be Intends to 
play "The Breed of the Tresbams." 



Grand, Clapham, and the Granville, and 
James Howell, the popular acting manager 
of the Tlvoll, have been appointed Joint man- 
agers of the Strand house. Mr. Yates will 
take up bis duties on Aug. 15. 

It la purposed to convert tbe old Surrey 
Thenlrc Into a music hall on the two a 



plan. 
Jnck De Frece, 



light 
who bss been so success 



Tmt De FiLir-Pis write from Crleste, Aus- 
tria, under date of July 24 : "We were here 
during tbe two weeks presence of tbe Ameri- 
can fleet (European and Atlantic squadrons) 
In the port of Crleste. The two squadrons 
arrived here July 12 and anchored. The 
effect on tbe port was simply astonishing. 
All Crleste ran to the water front to see tbe 
splendid ships, and of course we were there 
too. About 4 o'clock in tbe evening some offi- 
cers (In civil clotbes) and many marines 
and blue jackets were allowed to land. After 
some days tbe show windows of all the ex- 
change offices In town were filled with Ameri- 
can bills of all kinds, and the populace stood 
before these windows looking at Uncle Sam's 



money with great Interest. One 



evening 
tbe 



fully associated ns general manager with the about twenty officers, almost all from tht 
London and Collins*, Iiob tendered his reslg- Olympla, honored us with a visit to the then 



nation. Mr. De Frece leaves on tbe most 
friendly terms wltb his directors, and before 
long he will be seen In charge of some new 
and ambitious bouses In the south of London. 

Gerald Griffin waa a welcome caller this 
week. The Indefatigable Gerald has been 
making bla annual grand tour, and this sea- 
son penetrated to tne far north of Norway 
and Sweden. He has a sensible and decidedly 
pleasant way of spending his holidays. 

Mr. and Mrs. Nell Litchfield have made 
their English debut at tbe Empire, Newcastle, 
last week, and judging from the press notices 



tre, where we are still working. I Intro- 
duced myself and wife to them, and when 
they heard me speaking English, some ex- 
claimed: 'Plesse do not leave us, for you will 
be our Interpreter.' 1 did Interpret for them 
quite frequently. Our International danc- 
ing act was received tbat night with a 
seven m of Joy, especially when I came out as 
'Uncle Sam,' dancing a cake walk with my 
wife. Tbe next day we were Invited on board 
the Olympla. A One lunch was served to us 
In the officer's dining room, and a little con- 
cert followed it" 
The Unique Theatre, of Indianapolis, 



which 1 hare seen, tbey have been unusually 

y, taking with him, among other plays, successful. Next to Little Tlch, they have Ind., which was formerly a store room tbea 

;1>e House of Burnslde," "The Passport the commanding place on tbe bill. tre at 130 East Washington Street, that city, 

a "a,.-™, i,,, •,-,,,. tor" K Sat0 sends me the current D |i| f w ||| open Sept. 6, In a theatre building put 

tbe Bordsley Palace. He Is at the top In up there for Its exclusive use at 411 East 

their biggest type. Washington Street. The building Is now be- 

Humc, Ross and Lewis, now on the Stoll Ing erected to comply wltb the new building 

tour, are doing exceedingly well everywhere laws, and the seating capacity will be 000 on 

they appear. They are thlB week at tne Em- the ground floor. A 



_ balcony may be added 
later. The Unique presents refined vaudeville 
In two shows each evening. It was estab- 
lished a year ago by II. B. Thorbus. The pa- 
tronage has grown so steadily that Manager 
ThorbuB decided to put up bis own building 
tbls year. 

W. W. Bean writes : "I have been meeting 
with good success with my 'cycle racing 
treadle since I came from tbe West last 
April. I sold my old machine, and am mak- 
ing a new one, which will be an Improvement 
on the other one when It la completed. I will 
go West again about Oct 1." 
Edith Rennet reports making a success 

wards tbe end of October. It Ib described made what has been 'described to me as an at Woodlyn Park, Camden, N. J., recently. 

ns "novel and exciting. n«d strikingly hu- Immense hit. He goes to the Empire, Liver- The Foub Ddownh write: "The Presl- 



plre, Ilollowny, tbe most successful Item on 
tbe bill. 

T. Nelson Downea, who Is still coin ma- 
nipulating nt tbe Empire, Is engaged upon 
the preparation of a new magic act of a 
startling nature. He tells me he will bave It 
ready for production In a few weeks, and 
when It Is shown he Is confident he can com- 
mand for It the record price ever paid In 
Europe. 

Frank Kara bas returned from South Af- 



Mrs. Lewis Waller has secured a new play rlca, where he bas had a pleasant and profit- 
by Pierre Berton, part author of "SSaia. able season. 
The piece Is to be ready for production to- Alt. Holt played Bordsley laBt week, and 



at Newport, He., was Immense, and we at 
booked back there, at Camp Benson, dtirln.- 
the ten days of ihe G. A. R encampmem 
commencing Aug. 20, and expect to teat the 
capacity of our top there. Hyde and Leoln 
are making tbelr usual success. Little Loh 
Is doing wonderful work with her seven ami 
one-half Inch ring. Her contortion act Is a 
feature. Ariene, the clever little vocalist, Is 
a welcome addition to our bill. W. B. Emer- 
son and Mont Foster have their new act on 
now, and It Is a big go. The Hyde Twins go 
with a whirl. Andy McSherry, our new band- 
master. Is a festure wltb his cornet Mem- 
bers of band : A. McBherry, W. P. Cook, Wil- 
li! Ward, Ed. Barnes, C. K. Black, Walter 
Monay, Harry W. Marks and Jos. F. Boskev. 
Ben Moody, our boss canvas man, Is entirely 
recovered from bis Injuries. Everybody la 
bsppy, and all are sorry that the season Is 
drawing to a close. We open our opera house 
season at Oldtown, Me., Sept S. Will carry 
a band and orchestra, and a strong vaude- 
ville bill. 

Notes rnou Havebly's Minstrels.— The 
show Is larger and better than ever, and our 
worthy manager, W. E. Nankevllle, has Just 
left us, after conducting rehearsals and wit- 
nessing our opening. No expense bas been 
spared in making thla a complete minstrel 
enow. Our company Is beaded by the famous 
Billy Van, "the assassin of sorrow," and 
" 'scuse me" Jimmy Wall. Other members 
of our company are: The Young Brothers, 



ESS Onve'rTsadie'SehuIer', Es't'a'la Albion! Mailer and Connelly, Clayton, Jenkins and 
May Man" Edna Thorpe, Ella 8hlelds and Jaaper, Franklyn A_, Batle,_Wm. Moore, Wal- 



ter Dorsey, Wm. Boyer, 8amuel Nankevllle 
and Walter Wolfe. The members of our com- 
pany join in wishing Geo. A. Bovyer, our new 
manager, all tbe success In tbe world. Joe 
Nor ten, the well known minstrel leader, has 
charge of tbe band and orchestra, and Gus 
Lewin, Pete Berg and Harry Oliver are solo- 
ists. 

Notes from Waed'b Minstrels. — We 
opened July SO, at Plymouth, Ind., under 
the management of T. H. Murphy, assisted 
b- Walter Dudley. Tbe company Is thirty- 
five strong, and the outfit 1b new and com- 
plete. Harry Ward has been compelled to 
give up work, and Is again In the care of a 
specialist at Louisville, Ky. It Ib doubtful 
It he will be able to rejoin the company for 
some time. Our tour includes a Western trip, 
as usual. 

Carl Fischih writes tbat he recently 
closed a seventeen weeks' engagement In Mil- 
Keller and Wit- 
and Is booked- on the Bijou 
circuit, Danfbrth & Campbell, managers, for 
five weeks, opening In Marinette. 

Jm and Celia Welch report meeting wltb 
success over the Frank Melville park circuit. 

The Great Hetwood writes : ''I closed on 
the Melville park circuit and am on the Hel- 
ler & Gladlng circuit until I open at the 
Eleventh Street Opera House, Philadelphia, 
Aug. 27, for another run with my specialty, 
which bad been a drawing card for twelve 
weeks at tbe closing of the past season at 
that bouse." 

The following were Initiated Into the 

Itaspberrys, of Buffalo, on Friday night, Aug. 

Wood Bros., Smith and Cook, Deltorrella, 

They 



Stella Pond. 

The Star Theatre, at Hamilton, Can., 
will open Its regular season Sept. 10, and 
will again be under the management of J. 
G. Appleton. 

Florence Powner, of the Powner Sisters, 
writes: "While plsylng Elmlra, N. Y., I was 
presented with a handsome diamond ring 
and a gold manicuring set My sister, 
Grace, received a beautiful gold watch dur- 
ing our engagement at Athens, with Wild 
& Rich's Co"' . _, — 

Lola (Topby) Mitchell and Flora Ste- 
phens bave closed with the Van Amburg 
Show and are now filling a six weeks' en- 
gagement st the Empire Theatre, Minneapo- 
lis, with St. Paul to follow. 

Abe Erlanger, of Klaw & Erlanger, and 
John J. McNally spent Sunday afternoon Aug. 
7, with James Mclntyre, of Mclntyre and 
Heath, at bis Summer borne, Bergen Beach, . 

Brooklyn, talking ever business concerning waukee, playing the Forst 
the big production of "Tbe Ham Tree, telsbacberhof, at 
which Klaw & Erlanger will launch next 
season. In the evening Mr. Erlanger and 
Mr. McNally bad a sail In Mr. Mclntyre I 
launch, the Randour. 

Odessa and Ocellbt, foreign musical per- 
formers, open tbelr American tour at The 
Chicago Opera Houee, Chicago, Aug. IS. 

Edoie Hates and Mona Wynne played the 
Atlantic Garden, New York, last week. Tbe7 
have been re-engaged to appear with the 
Net M. Wills Co. this season. 

The Twin Sisters Db Vead play the Ca- 
sino at Bergen Beach week of Aug. 16. 

The Musical Holbrooks played Salis- 
bury Beacb week of Aug. 1, and owing to 
their success at that place tbey will play a 
return week of IS. 

COEBETT AND FOBRE8TER Will Open On the 

Bradstreet circuit Nov. 1, for twenty weeks, 
at Denver. 

Florence Brockwat, In "Looping the 
Loop," and her manager, Tom Eck, have 
signed wltb the "Thou Shalt Not Kill" Co., 
for this season, opening at tbe Grand, Phila- 
delphia, Aug. 22. 

Ed. E. Nickekson, cornettlst, has recent- 
ly returned to New York City, after finish- 
ing a successful engsgement of live weeka 
at the St Louis Fair wltb FranBUla's Band 
of seventy pieces. He will play a return 
engagement there of six weeks commencing 
In September. 

It was Jnck Brown and Lillian Wright, 
not Brown Bros, and Lillian Wright who 
played Oakford Park, Jeannette, Pa., last 
week. 

Bob Manchester writes: 'The rehearsals 
of tbe Cracker Jacks and Vanity Fair com- 
panies are progressing beyond my expecta- 
tions, and I am positive tbat both shows 
will repeat former successes financially. Tbe 
executive staff Is changed from last season. 
I am managing tbe Vanity Fair Co. per- 
sonally, and Harry Leonl is managing the 
C^rsck&r Jocrts " 

Patciien and Clifford recently played 
an engagement at Atlantic City, N J., and a 
week at tbe Park Theatre, Trenton, N. J. 
Tbey are at the Howard, Boston, Aug. 22-27. 

Corbett and Forrester opened at tbe Ca- 
sino, Canarsle, N. Y., week of Aug. 8. Aug. 
22 they play the Casino, Newark, N. J., and 
return to tbe Casino, Canarsle, 20. They 
open on the Crystal circuit Nov. 1, at Den- 
ver, Co!., and write that they have return 
time offered In every bouse they work. 

Frank Clermont, conductor of Clermont's 
Big Concert Band, with Richards k Prlngle's 
Minstrels, arrived home a few days ago, and 
reports a good financial season. He will 
spend bis vacation In New York City. 

Carlton and Kevins open on the Novelty 
circuit at Denver, Col., Oct 10, with the 
Goldsmith circuit to follow. 

TnAiNER and Button report fine success 
In the West, having secured return dates at 
every house played by tbem. 

Vice and viola, after closing a successful 
six weeks at Burgtnan Park, Logansport, 
Ind., went to their home at Syracuse, Ind., 
for two weeka' rest. Tbey bave some good 
work booked In tbe East 

Lktina, of Le vina and Arlington, writes : 



Stanley Hawkins and F. H. Belcher. 
were appearing at Shea's. 

M. J. Ganelleao writes that owing to the 
closing of Bronson Park he bat signed as 
manager at Valley Park. 

The Bbadts were favorably received, week 
of Aug. 8, at the Chicago Opera House, Chi- 
cago. Tbey are this week at the Columbia 
Theatre, St Louis. 

Geo. Barnard, aerial contortionist, who 
will appear at the Toronto, Can., Fair, Aug. 
20 to Sept 10. wltb other good work to fol- 
low, reports having purchased twenty acres 
of land In the heart of tbe Catskllls. Dan 
Sully, the actor, Is building a new residence 
in that vicinity. 

Mat Wilson and Nettie E. Gardner have 
joined bands, and are playing the circuit of 
parks. 

Thomas R. Ibvino, singing and dancing 
comedian, Is playing Austin's Palm Garden. 
Syrocuse, N. Y., having recently finished 
twelve weeks at tbe Olympic Theatre. He 
reports meeting with success. 

Will H. Reno, of the Three Benos, writes . 
"We are In our twelfth week on the Levy 
California circuit. Week of July 81 we were 
at tbe Lyric Theatre, San Diego." 

Pauline de Condb Informs ns tbat she 
was compelled to cancel her engagement at 
tbe Orpheum Theatre, St Paul, Minn., owing 
to the death of ber father, at Pittsburg, Pa. 
She will rest at tbat city for a few weeks 
and resume work In October. 

Cole and Clemens are meeting with suc- 
cess In their new act, written by Joseph Mit- 
chell, entitled "The Junkman.'' Tbey bave 
not lost a week thla Summer and are booked 
solid on the Heller & Gladlng circuit. Tbey 
open at the Howard, Boston, Sept. 10, for 
the week. 

Two Macks, who are booked until Sept. 
12, In vaudeville, met with success recently 
at Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, N. J., in 
their German character singing and dancing 
act. 

Morris and Montrose are at Coney Is- 
land, Cincinnati, 0., week of Aug. 14, and 
report meeting with success. 

Millard Bros. (Bill and Bob), 'cycle 
comlqueB, closed a four weeks' engagement 
at Riverside Park, Montreal, July 30. They 
received many presents on their departure. 
Manager At Read engaged them for two 
weeks, and their act was so favorably re- 
ceived tbat be held them for four weeks. 
Tbey were at Saginaw, Mich., and Wenona 
Beach, Bay City, last week, and headline tbe 
"I am working Vlth my wife (Rae Arllng- bill at tbe Farm, ZanesvlIIe, O., tbls week. 
ton) and met with big success over Hellers Victor Lex Rot, of Lee Roy and Andrews. 

writes from Needles, Cat, under date of 
Aug 3: "I am enjoying the California 
climate and I receive The Old Reliable 



man." Something in the nature of a new 
effect Is promised, the action of the Drat act 
boluc reiieated lu the last, although wltb 
totally different results. In tbe principal 
part Mrs, Waller would appear to be afford- 
ed a chance of running the gamut of all the 
emotions. 

Among the now ploys mentioned by George 
Alexander in tbe valedictory speech with 
which he closed his theatre, as held In re- 
serve for next season, Is one by Mr. David- 
son, upon the subject of King Artbur, Guine- 
vere and Lancelot, In which the St JameB' 
actor-manngcr will play tbe part of the 
blameless king's false frlcud. This charac- 
ter. It will he remembered, was taken by 
Forbes Robertson, In Comyns Carr'a drama, 
founded upon the same theme, produced by 
Henry Irving at the Lyceum. 

II. J. Craven, the author of "Milky White," 
nlhelt In his eighty-eighth year. Is now cu- 
cnged upon a now play for his daughter-in- 
law, Constance Moxon. 

Once more there arc rumors of a visit to 
he paid to London by Maud Adams. Charles 
Froliman, it appears, has arranged wltb Is- 
rael Zangwlll to supply him with a new nluy, 
to bo completed In three mouths' time, "wltb 
the view of having Mlsa Adnma create the 
principal port In London." For her second 
venture In tbls country, "L'Aiglon" la to be 
held In reserve. 

"Sunday" finished Its run at the Comedy 
on Friday, when the Terrys' season termi- 
nated. Julia Ncllson and Fred Terry are 
now taking a holiday, prior to (heir tour of 
the United Kingdom. 

Henry Toter, presiding at the annual meet- 
ing of the New Tlvoll Limited, moved tbe 
iiilontlnn of the report and the payment of 
n dividend of per cent, for the halt year 
ended June 30 (making with (he Inform dlvl- 



pool, next week, and I understand has tbe 
entire Moss circuit to follow. 
♦ » » 

— Charles Froliman has not only decided 
to run "Tbe Duke of Kllllcrnnkle" all Sum- 
mer In London, but will move the play from 
the Criterion to Wyndham's Theatre, a large 
playhouse, the end of August. John Drew s 
rehearsals of this play began Monday. Aug. 
111. at the Empire Theatre. Margaret Dale 
will continue as Mr. Drew's leading woman, 
nnd Fanny Rrongh will come over from Lon- 
don to Join the company. 
«»» 
THROUGH PHAIRIB MEADOWS 
Is tbe title of a "little book of Southwestern 
verse." by Carol Elmore (Thomas Elmore 
Lticey), the well-known reader and person- 
ator. The constant demand for his poetic pro- 
ductions has Induced tbe author to Issue this 
second edition of his verses. Tbey have won 
high commendations throughout the United 
States. Some have appeared in the leading 
mngAitlnes, but many of them are now pub- 
lished for the first time, having been heard 
only In his Inimitable platform readings. The 
book Ib handsomely bound In cloth, with por- 
trait of the author as frontispiece. It Is 
rmbllslipd by Arfcaiun* Democrat Co., Little 
lock, Ark. Price, 75 cents. 

C0SHECT8 WITH THEI AIL, 1 

Bverr line norosi the continent, 
from the Canadian Tacltta on the 
North to the Soathera Pacific on the 
Santa, coaaects with the Mew York 
Central lines, the central railway 
system of America. — Ado. 



dent's Daughter' will not go out this season 
but it certainly will go out season of 1005 
1008, with one of tbe strongest companies 
ever put together." 

Uuoiiie Flaiiertt and Ada Jonea were 
married In New York City Aug. 9. 

The Orpheus Comedy Four bave signed 
wltb Shubert Brothers tor the Delia Fox Co. 

P. C Abmstrono has returned from a trip 
to Europe and writes tbat he has made ar- 
rangements to take the Vaasar Girls abroad. 
They will open In London In 1008 and at tbe 
close of their engagement In London they 
will make a tour of France, Germany, Italy, 
Spain. China, Japan, Russia and South Africa, 
stopping at Honolulu on their way to San 
FranclBco. Tbe Vassar Girls will open tbls 
season at Chase's Theatre, Washington, D. 
C, Aug. 20. 

Antonio Van Qofhb and Emma Cotrelt 
bave just closed an engagement of two weekB 
at the Lyceum Theatre and two weeks at 
tbe Chutes, San Francisco, with success. 

Harry L. Newton, tbe Chicago sketch 
writer, has written two books, which are said 
to be In his best vein of humor, entitled "Bide 
Tracked" and "Hiram Birdseed at tbe World's 
Fair." 

Bert Harvey has dissolved partnership 
with John Nelson, and In future will work- 
with Dolly Clifford In a aoug and eccentric 
dancing act They will be known as Bert 
Harvey and Dolly Clifford. 

Mildred Vincent recently underwent a 
serious surgical operation for appendicitis 
at the Minneapolis hospital, remaining there 
four weeks. She has been removed to her 
borne and Is slowly recovering. 

Tits 8iMPiioNT Quartette, which Inst 
closed with Fields i Hansen, bave Joined 
the Century Minstrels on the Jake Wells 
circuit 



circuit of parks, and returned to Doyle's Pa 
villon, Atlantic City, week of Aug. 8. We 
are booked over the entire Crystal circuit, 
commencing Sept 4, going to tbe Pacific 
coast." 

La MAima and Holdswortii Inform us 
that they played week of Aug. 1 at the park, 
Akin, N. 1., and owing to their success, Mr. 
Anderson, the manager, re-engaged them for 
tbe rest of this season to take full charge 
of the Summer theatre. Week of 8 they put 
on a minstrel show of twenty people. Wed- 
nesday evening, Aug. 8, the Fultonvllle Tent 
of Maccabees gave a stag supper and bad a 
special car chartered to take them from the 
park to their lodge rooms, where they tur- 
nlshed the entertainment 

Murray and Clayton write that they 
bave played every engagement successfully. 
They play five more In parks, and then go 
on tbe Lubelakl circuit, Instead of Langs, 
and are booked solid until Feb. 1, 1905. 

McCoy and Knight write : "Week of Aug. 
8 we played our eighth and last week on tbe 
Tony Lubelakl circuit. We opened st the 
Novelty Theatre, Denver, week of June 27, 
and our act. The Parlor Minstrels,' was such 
a success that we were held over as a spe- 
cial feature for week of July 4. Our act has 
been featured In every house on tbe above cir- 
cuit to tbe satisfaction of managers and pub- 
lic. We open Aug. 15 on the Goldsmith North- 
western circuit for an Indefinite period. The 
Old Reliable Is n few days late here In the 
West, bnt Is as acceptable here on Saturday 
or Monday aa It Is In New York on Wednesday 
morning." 

Lonby Haskell returned from England 
laBt week, after playing there successfully. 

Wayne E. Cbbibty, after - spending bis 
Summer In Colorado, has gone to New York 
City to Join Wm. H. West's Minstrels, hav- 
ing signed with tbat company as singer for 
tbe flret part 

Ea Kelly, of Kelly and Bertba, writes 
(hat they have returned to Kansas City, after 
twenty-seven weeks of work through the 
South. 



every week. I go East about September, to 
join my partner, Mr. Andrews, at Kansas 
City, Mo., where wo will Join tbe 'Little 
Miss Frisco' Co., to do our song and dance 
specialties. I finished up In Leavenworlli. 
Kan., July 10, and came here to visit my 
relotlves.'' 

Woods and Bohm, In a Hebrew chsr 
scter comedy act recently finished playinr 
ten weeks of parks, and met with success 
everywhere. Their Hebrew buck dance and 
cake walk act was one of tbe successes at 
Roof Garden, Lancaster, Pa., week of Aug. 
8. They are booked solid In tbe West for 
tbe Fall and Winter. 

8am Davis, of Davis and Walker, was 
called home last week to the deathbed of 
his mother. He will return to Erie, V*., 
Waldemeer Park, this week. 

Jimmy Wall and Herbert Smith, while 
playing Wllkesbarre, Pa., Ang. 11, with 
Haverly's Minstrels, were given a banquet 
by the Fraternal Order of Eagles. 

The Gordon Sisters (Bessie and Minnie i 
were held over for tbelr third week at Dream- 
land, Coney Island, N. Y., where their bag 
punching and boxing act has met with suc- 
cess. They were originally booked for one 
week only. 

Frank Mochon, balancing trapeie per- 
former, has signed for this season with tbe 
"JameB Boys In Missouri" Co. 

Notes from tre Empire Theatre, Ash- 
tabula Harbor, O. — The people who will ap- 
pear here week of Aug. 16, are: Howard 
and Marino, Vedder and De Rae. Tommy 
West, Jessie Woods, May Adams, Rose Ora- 
velle. Lulu Roberts, Dolly Clark, and C E. 
Nlbbe, stage manager. 

The Ciixnwicx Trio write tbat they 
are meeting with success in their new sketch, 
entitled "Hank Hoover's Holiday," by Wm. 
D. Hall. Tbey bave played the Heller cir- 
cuit, and are now on the Wilton circuit In 
Massachusetts, wltb good Winter booking. 



AUGUST 20. 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



579 



NOT** «OM I*W DOCKSTADM'B Ml». 

BTtBA—OaX 7«"°* «>' PMlse are heard 
lor tns Dockstader show, which opened the 
- at l'ouog » Pier, Atlantic City, July 



-J, playing to the capacity for the entire 
week. True to the prediction of Maou"er 
Decker, the show la larger and grander tli'ao, 
ever, two car loads of apeclal scenery and 
rlectrlcal effects are uaed to atage the nro- 
production. The flrat part representing "The 
Hall of Fame," la a magnificent piece of 
painter*! skill, painted by Louis Young. 
When the curtain rlaea It discloses sevo:ity 
people faultlessly attired In evening dress 
and all In black face. Twenty solo voices, 
under the direction of Prof Carl Schilling, 
comprise the Dockstader choir, and the en- 
<emble numbers rendered by this chorus 
should please the best of musical critics. 
Among the soloists are: Manuel Remain, 
Matt Keefe. Frank Coombs, Harry Ellis, 
era. F. Weller, Jag. B. Bradley, Win. B. 
McDonald, and Wm. H. Hallett Mr. Dock- 
stader has such capable assistants as Car- 
roll Johnson, Nell O'Brien, John King, Leigh- 
ton and Lelghton- Tommy Hyde and Billy 
Cowley are the comedians woo take rare 
of the end chairs. The first part concludes 
with a beautiful patriotic tableaux, showing 
Washington, Grant, Lee and Lincoln, and 
General Phil. Sheridan, mounted upon his 
black charger, making his famous ride to 
Winchester. A company of soldiers Is used 
to make this scene more realistic. 
Part two Is a diversion from the usual vaude- 
ville minstrel olio, each number being replete 
with special scenery, and assisted In by the 
entire company. Nell O'Brien has a new and 
novel Idea for making lauvhs In his rapid 
transit street car act A street car, with all 
the modern equipment, Is used on the stage, 
with Mr. O'Brien as conductor. Every speech 
of the conductor Is a laugh. John King, with 
his oysters and clams, and the animated 
posters. Is the next feature. Carroll John- 
son, "the Beau Brummell of minstrelsy," with 
n dancing contingent of twenty-four hand- 
somely costumed young ladles and gentle- 
men, every one a dancer, showed that he has 
lost none of bis old time gracefulness. Wm. 
Koe, clog dancer, and his fountain pedestal. 
Is another feature. This act, for which a 
portable fountain Is carried, Is a very pretty 
effect, and shows the dancer surrounded by 
sprays of water. Mr. Dockstader has a new 
Idea for modern locomotion that makes a de- 
cided success. This, with his new and op to 
date monologue, and his topical songs, proves 
that be Is, as of yore, progressive. The next 
number opens with a beautiful tableau, 
-'When the Lights are Low," showing the 
exterior of a Southern cabin. In the twilight, 
representing a typical plantation scene on 
the Mississippi Klver, with the boats going 
up and down, bales of cotton, and the South- 
ern darkey at his favorite pastime of crap 
shooting, singing and dancing. The num- 
ber Is a grand transformation scene repre- 
senting "Blrdlnnd" and "The Birth of the 
Water Lily." This Is a work of art, with 
Its beautiful blending of the painter's skill 
and the colored electric lights. The first 
scene shows the dense forest before day- 
break, with the birds asleep. They awaken 
and fly away at the rising of the bus. A 
transformation here takes place, showing 
the flight of the crows, which changes Into 
the picture of the Iris and water lilies, the 
whole closing with a scene showing gigantic 
water lilies, which open ana disclose a black 
face chorus singing the tuneful melody of 
the watcrllly chorus. One distinct feature 
of the entire production Is the well bal- 
anced concert orchestra, under the leader- 
ship of Carl Schllllrg. The entire produc- 
tion Is put on and staged by Manager Jus. 
II. Decker. 

N0TI8 FIOK TBI DiK QdNLAN & WiLL 

Imperial Minbtbels. — The third annual tour 
will be Inaugurated Sept. IT. Manager Quin- 
tan has arranged a company and a perform- 
ance that he confidently expects will excel 
the reputation which this firm hss made dur- 
ing the past two seasons. The following 
array of comedians already engaged Is a 

eiaranlee that the performance will be a 
ugh producer: Frank Cusbman, singing 
comedian; Emll Soubers. the popular young 
Southern dialect comedian ; Eugene Kelly, 
Frank Miller, Charlie Wilkeoa, Chas. Hackett 
and Happy Cal Wagner, who returns to the 
stage, after an absence of twelve years, to 
make a farewell tour with Mr. Quintan. Mr. 
Wagner's name Is well known wherever min- 
strelsy Is known, and his legion of old time 
admirers and friends will welcome his re- 
appearance In the profession In which he 
was for years a shining light. The singing 
will be up to the high standard always main- 
tained by this company, and the olio will be 
a strong and novel one, containing two up 
to date minstrel dancing acts, Nat GUI, the 
Fern Comedy Four, Emll Soubers, mono- 
loglst, and the unrivaled Frank Cushman's 
protean specialty. The first part is entitled 
An Evening 'Mid the Roses of Bayou Tecbe," 
which will be mounted and staged la the 
manner for which Mr. Qulnlan Is noted — 
which means that It will be flrat class and 
novel. 

Cup Nelson writes : "I am again working 
at Atlantic City, doing my own black face 
song and dance specialty, which went big 
at the Steeplechase Pier a few weeks ago. 
I have severed my connections with Bert 
Edwards k Co., and will hereafter do the 
black face monologue Bong and dance which 
I am doing here this week." 

The Musical Goolhans closed an eleven 
weeks' engagement over the Frank Melville 
Western park circuit at Dayton, O., last 
week. This week they are en route to San 
Francisco, where they open on the Orpheum 
circuit Aug. 28. Mrs. Goolman has received 
excellent notices for her saxophone solos, 
which she has lately added to the act. 

Mae Rossbli, has just closed a successful 
engagement at Lincoln Park, New Bedford, 
Mass., and opened for four weeks on Al. 
\< ikon's circuit of parks. 

.Nellie Bust and Minnie Gilbert, hav- 
ing concluded to work together this season, 
ore rehearsing their new act, which, they 
write, Is a novel one. 

Minnie Obamville finished six weeks of 
park work on the McMahon & Dee circuit, 
and opened on the Melville circuit Aug. 8. 
bhe reports meeting with marked success. 

Mas. Wm. H. Tidbits (Maud A. McBee) 
has been confined to her room, at Algona, 
la., for the past two weeks, with an attack 
of measels. 

Adelb Purvis O.nri opens with Hurtlg & 
Seamon's Trans-Atluntlcs Aug. 19. 

Lorenk, dancer, closed four weeks at Io- 
nian's Casino, Coney Island, N. Y., Aug. 6, 
and appeared Aug. 8, a return date, at Troca- 
dero Music Hall, Fort George, N. T. 

Fbank Sutton writes : "The Golden Gate 
Quartette and Fannie Wlnfleld, who have 
been playing fifteen weeks at the Dreamland 
lark, Coney Island, N. Y., will finish the 
season there and open wth one year's book- 
ing. Including Keith's circuit, and will go 
to the coast, where we will remain the whole 
01 next season," 

John G. and Alice McDowell closed the 
Mil at Park Theatre, Myers Lake, Canton, 
0., week of Aug. 7, and report that they met 
with great success. This week they are at 
s Prtngbaiik Lake, London, Can., with the Ca- 
sino, Toledo, 0., to follow. 

Bennett and Rich, whose German comc- 
0y „ act Is meeting with success la vsude- 
yille were, after their first jperformance at 
Die Point of Pines, Revere Beach, Monday, 
;- u S- 8, engaged as a special feature at the 
rcscent Gardens for the same week. Mark 
'ennett writes that they had to hustle from 
one place to another, getting on the trains 
with full mako up on, giving two perform- 
ances a day at each place. 
,. John H. Mustha has been playing parks 
J rough Indiana and Iowa, having played 
the star Theatre, Wilwankee; Lyric Park, 
Jopln, Mo.: Crystal Park, St Joseph, Mo. 
}}' Is at Pueblo, Col., this week, wlti Ihe 
'- olorado and coast circuit* to follow. 



World of Pjwrf. 

A„T^**v 8l !' ,bert «t»n>ed to New York on 

££+m£3l ft*H lB Tni Clipper, the Shu- 
bert Brothers have secured a twenty^neycar** 
lease of the New Waldorf Theatre, In Lon- 
don, which i, being erected In the Strand, 
directly opposite the new Gaiety Theatre 
American attractions, both musical and dra- 
matlc. will be presented there, end the house 
will open a year from September. Mr. Shu- 
.hlwu" b 'd " ec . u " d ff°n» the executors of 
the Wilson Barrett estate the American rights 
C he late actor's play, "Lucky Durham," and 
he has made arrangements to bring over Ed- 
tSIS ^mT 7 * nd nls eQtlre English company. 
v.^vJl'i! ■ p . pc '. r !i tn * Princess Theatre, 
New York, late In the season. Mr. Shubert 
concluded an arrangement with George Ber- 
nard Shaw for the use of bis new play, "Man 
and Superman." It will be produced by a 
company headed by Robert Lorraine. Ida 
Rene, said to be an English Yvette Gullbert, 
win come to this country early In September, 
to appear In one of tbe Shubert comedies. 

— Daniel Frohman has purchased an 
American play by Kate Jordan Yermllye, a 
dramatization of her novel, "Time, the Come- 
dian. Mr. Krohman will produce the play 
at the Lyceum Theatre, New York, after the 
engagement there of Sir Charles Wyndham 
and bis company. 

— Ralph Delmore, Charles Dickson and 
George Ober have been engaged for the prin- 
cipal male rolea In "The Spellbinder," which 
will open at the Herald Square Theatre, New 
iork, Sept. 5. 

— Ernest A. Plympton, a well known Eag- 
lish stage manager, arrived In New York last 
week. Ue will have charge of the stage man- 
agement of Henry W. Savage's "Peggy from 
Paris Co. 

„ — Paul Potter returned to New York from 
Europe on Aug. 0. 

— Mr. and Sirs. Jerry J. Cohan are resting 
at Lake Mobegan, preparatory to tbe begin- 
ning of rehearsals for the "Little Johnny 
Jones" Co., which opens at the New York 
Theatre Oct. 31. 

— ■ Ethel Levey-Cohan Is at Saratoga, at- 
tending the races. She Is to appear In Geo. 
M. Cohan's new musical comedy, "Little 
Johnny Jones." 

— The Elmore Sisters, In "A Devil's Lane," 
write that their company will be stronger 
and better than ever this season. Rehearsals 
will begin at once at Michigan City, Ind., 
where they open Aug. 27. J. H. Smith will 
manage the organization. 

— Henry F. wlllard and Co, managers of 
Mabel Paige, bave signed a two years' con- 
tract with Chelso D. Peruchl, and will star 
him this season through tbe Southern States, 
supported by Mabelle Uypzene. Mr. Perurhl's 
season will open Nov. 2 and It Is the Inten- 
tion of the management to surround him 
with a capable cast. Special scenery will be 
carried and all new comedies will be used. 

— Notes from the Midland Beach (N. Y.) 
Stock Co. : At Midland Beach tbe stock com- 
pany again changed its management. John 
0. Hewitt and Edw. Lewers are at present 
the new lessees. On Monday, Aug. 8, "Jean 
Gerat," the artistic success of the season 
here, was presented with Kathleen Taylor, . 
Edw. Lewers, John 0. Hewitt and Jessica 
Lewers, wbo replaces Margaret Bancroft. 
Puller Hellish, late with Henry Irving, gave 
a finished portrayal of Herbert, tbe Cockney, 
In his latest playlet, "Tbe Cockney's Court- 
ship," assisted by Nora Gray and company. 
Added to tbe company are Norman MacDon- 
ald, Rob Davles, Claude Curtis and Edna 
Frank, In up to date Japanese dances. She 
has proven a great addition to tbe bill. Next 
bills are "Forget Me Not" and "What Hap- 
pened to Jones." 

— The F. Ray Comstock Co. has been In- 
corporated to conduct a theatrical business 
ana, In particular, to organize Summer at- 
tractions to play resorts. The officers of the 
company are F. Ray Comstock, president ; 
Sam S. Shubert, vice president, and Lee Shu- 
bert, secretary. . „ _ 

— John 0. Hewitt has signed with M. W. 
Hanley k Son for the Edward N. Hoyt Co., 
to play Laertes, In his forthcoming produc- 
tion of "Hamlet," opening Sept 5, In Canada. 

— The people engaged by Fred Berger Jr., 
tor his big revival of Harry B. Smith's mu- 
sical comedy, "Tbe Liberty Bells," include : 
Lottie Staveby, Anne Stuart, Bessie William- 
son, Mabel Klpp, Margarette Masl, Grace 
Bass and Renh Hutchinson; Percy Leach, 
who has been engaged for tbe leading comedy 
role ; Frank Farrington, who will be seen In 
the role originated by Harry Davenport ; Wm. 
H. Conley and Joseph Vance, who bave the 
other comedy roles. 

— Frederick Backer writes: "I have sold 
to M. W. Taylor, of Camden, N. J., a melo- 
drama, entitled 'Why Girls Go Wrong,' and 
1 have written a play for Eugenia Bessner 
from her scenario, entitled 'Loma,' which 
will be produced some time tbls season." 

— Notes from the New Curtis Stock Co., 
under the management of Sol Lowenthal : Mr. 
Lowentbal, who mnnaged both tbe La Salle 
Theatre and Orpbeum Music Hall, of Chicago, 
is now rehearsing our first production, "Fid- 
dle-Dee-Dee," which goes on Aug. 20, at the 
New Curtis Theatre, Denver. We will produce 
all of Weber k Fields' pieces. Tbe follow- 
ing are in the company : Ida Emerson, Jos. 
Howard, Allen Curtis, Gabriel Llpman, Lew 
Rose, James Emerson, Camllle Calhoun and 
a chorus of forty. 

— Arthur Plavfalr, who for two seasons 
was a member of Charles Uawtrcy's Co., has 
been engaged by Charles Frohman for a , 
strong character part In "Letty," the new 
Plnero play In which William Faversham 
opens. Mr. Playfalr arrives from London 
this week. 

"The Serlo Comic Governess," in which 

Cissy Loftus is to star at the Lyceum, under 
Daniel Frohman's management, will be pro- 
duced by Charles Frohman In London In the 
event of its success here early In November. 

Garland Gaden has closed his Summer 

house at Freeport, L. I., and Is at present 
in New York, completing engagements and re- 
hearsing his different attractions. 

— Dorothy Tennant has been engaged by 
Henry W. Savage to play the title role In 
George Ade's new comedy, "The College 
Widow." 

— Rehearsals of Theodore Kremer's Rus- 
sian-Japanese war play, "A Prisoner or 
War." have been In active progress for sev- 
eral weeks, and It will be produced early 
next month under the direction of I'prrcs- 
ter ft MIttenthal. The cast Is said to be 
a notable one, while the scenic and mechani- 
cal and electrical effects employed are of an 
original and novel nature, making the entire 
Drodoctlon of more than passing Interest. 
P _ Alexander Dale closes "bis second Sum- 
mer season of twenty weeks with the Cook 
ODera House Stock Co., Rochester, N. Y., 
Aug 20, and opens with the Columbia The- 
atre Stock at Brooklyn Aug. 27. 

— Roster of the "Volunteer Organist" Co. : 
Harry Martell k Wm. B. Gray, proprietors : 
Gua Lelnlng, business manager; Joseph ley- 
ton, agent: Allan Pearce. stage manager : 
August : Weller, musical director ; Frederic 
BuK Geo ge N chols. Edgar [la stead, Wilson 
Deal ChlS. Hasty, Robert Bellwood, George 
Lewi's, Sam Golden, Willie Nelson, Floyd 
Huntl Harry Welsman, John Curtain, Har- 
rett Merrltt. Edith Arnold. Marlon Sher- 
wood, Alice Phillips and Queenle PhJIlP"-. 

_ w. 8. Bates has engaged the follow- 
Inc people for Rice's Big Stock Co., which 
wfil be under his management tbta season : 
Claude Bellport, Eugene Bryant Chas. Bobl- 
■on Clarence Leewood, Walter Morrison, 
Jere Kennedy. Eddie Brydon. Chas. Kar- 
mont, Jack f Andrews, E. J. Berber}, Km 
Webster. Estella X. Wills, Francis Atherton, 
Clare St. Clair, Madeline Buckley, Blanche 
Be Armond, and Ihe Ford Sisters, novelty 
dsneers. Season will open Bept 5 and the 
company isbooked sollrffor fifty-two weeks. 



— Notes from tbe Cleveland Stock Co., 
Campbell, Thompson k Brown, proprietors: 
We open our sesson Aug. IS and will bave 
one of the best repertory companies on tbe 
road, using twenty-one different kinds of spe- 
cial paper and a host of new advertising 
schemes. The company Is composed of six- 
teeen people, tbe roster being as follows: J. 
P. Brown, business manager; Jack Campbell, 
In advance ; Ray Thompson, assistant mana- 
ger; Ben Tlllsoo, stage director; Al. Lee, 
stage manager; Harry Knapp, properties ; L. 
D. Daley, electrician ; Sylvia Stanford, musi- 
cal directress; Fred Carlton, Phil Watson, 
I'hlllpp Eches. Tony Smith. Hasel Bourne, 
Masle Fory, Mrs. Dorothy Shelay and Kath- 
ryn Lennon Dale. 

— Charles King, of Hlgglns and King, has 
signed for this season with H. M. Rles' "Clr- 
cub Day" Co. 

— The Thomas E. Shea Co. will Include In 
support of Mr. Shea : James Wall, Cecil Ken- 
nedy, Jas. Cassldy, John S. Gilbert, Spencer 
Cbartrls, Carl Lee, Tboe. F. Haffln, Charlotte 
Rurkett, Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Southward, 
Frank Oudarlan, Arthur Morley, W. Cheney, 
Alice Endress, Lillian Wood, Luke Miller. 

— The following people bave signed for 
"Miss Rob White," rehearsals for which were 
called for Aug. 15: Frank Dcshoa, Jas. Mc- 
Clure, Ed. Baker, Howard Cooke, Donald 
Archer, Jos. Lelghton. A. O. Dempster, M. G. 
Avery, E. Tannehlll, Chas. Tull. Robert Kelly, 
Vincent SeavlIIe, Charles TbrOpp, Harry Bay- 
lor, Kent Ebersole. Wm. Moser, Henry San- 
tra, Alfred Pyke, Jos. Gainer, Cecelia Rhoda, 
Alice Benson, Georgia Campbell, Susie Tal- 
mage, M. Watts, Blanche Barnes, Marlon Co- 
burn, Carrlo Hayes, Florence Walton, Elea- 
nor Howard, Mamie Holby, Nellie Taylor, 
Belle Turner, Lillian Van Arnsdale, Gertrude 
Herring, Irene DeVaughn, Josephine Firth, 
Olga Baylor. 

— W. II. Starkey has signed with the Dora 
Woodruff Big Stock Co. to play the juveniles 
the coming season. 

— Claire Orenvllle returned to New York 
Aug. 1, from Utlca, N. Y., where she filled a 
Summer stock engagement at the Majestic 
Theatre. She states that she made many 
friends while there and her excellent work In 
the various bills secured for her many com- 
mendatory notices In the Iocs! press. 




— Thnrber and Nasher Notes: The com- 
pany la complete In every detail and began 
rehearsals at Smith's Theatre, Bridgeport, 
Conn., Aug. 8. The season opens Aug. 21). 
at the Broadway Theatre, Norwich, Conn., 
after which a season of forty weeks will be 
played In the leading Eastern cities. Fol 
lowing la tho complete roster of the company : 
Florence Hamilton, Tessle Lorraln, Elaine 
MacUrcgor, Louise Eraser, Karl Simmons. 
Horace V. Noble, Harry Jenkins, Sumner 
Nichols, Edy Rlalr, Chas. R. Jewett, George 
lloey, stage director: John W, Barry, stage 
manager ; Dan Demarest, musical director ; 
John Ortls, carpenter, and Joe Hampton, 
master of transportation. The company la 
under the direction of Philip II. Thurbcr and 
Matt Nasher. The vaudeville features aro : 
Pauiinctti and I'lqno. Mile. Peplta Dclaro, 
Master Philip M. Nasher and Harry Jenkins. 

—i "Tbe Strollers" will bo made up as fol- 
lows: A. II. Varley. Thos. McKce, Robert 
Lett, Jos. Doner, John Kills, Patrick llrcn- 
nan, Harry Gainer, Lester Brown, Cecil Sum- 
mers, Percy Jewell, Milton Mack, II. K. Woud. 
S. J. English, Chss. Mertens, Jack Rand, 10. 
A. Anson, Jacob Walder, Geo. I'ragcr, 11. J. 
Smyth, Geo. McGowan, Sam!. Brobst, Ralph 
Williams, Geo. Lvdlng, Howard Lydcckcr, 
Norma Seymour, Malda Snyder, May Ronton, 
Marjorlo Mlllcron, Madeline Mltleron, 14. 
Crosby, Irene Bennett, Daisy Habn. Opal 
Roes, India Holmes, Beatrice Cadis, Florence 
Bradley, Lura Ilylaod, Laura Snyder, llcrtlia 
Dale, Jeanette Reed, May Morris, Vivian 
Gray, Anna Haddon, Lola Mayo, Hay Dc- 
Uean, Inna D'Antry, 8. A. Welch. 

— Notes from the "Hans Hanson" Co. : 
We have started our sixth season under the 
most favorable conditions, and we antlcl- 

Sate another successful tour. Tbe roster Is : 
as. T. McAlpIn, proprietor ; Louis Rcls, ni im- 
ager ; Bert Bragg, advance ; Martin Bowers, 
stage manager; III II Amon, properties; Ray- 
mond Crawford, director of band and orches- 
tra; 1>. A. Akey, Bud Nairn, Lewis lllmt, 
("has. Crawford, Ed. Crawford, Paul Widen 
kamp, Fred Harper, Frank Felilmnn, ('has. 
Kcllman, Oacar Olcaon. Roily Kills, Thco. 
Williams, Steward Buchanan, Bob English, 
Fay Desmond, Irmn Buchanan, Elsie Turner 
and Baby Marie Akey. 

— Notes from Julo Walters' "Side Tracked" 
Co. : We opened July 24 at Kenosba, Wis., 
and Intend going to the coast, and also 
through California, whore this company has 
never been played excepting one week In Ban 
Francisco, at Monaco's Theatre, scvernl 
years ago, where It was most favorably re- 
ceived. Mr. Walters Is again In the best of 
health, and bis company Is drawing tho 
same as of old. The company has some of 
the best specialties on the road. Adelaide 
Walters' song and dance act Is one of the 
successes of (no performance. Miss Llewellyn 
wears several imported gowns In tho piny, 
and docs a high class singing specialty. The 
roster : Julo Walters, Louise Llewellyn, 
Adelaide Wallers, Roy D. Way, Kmm.a Gnrd- 
ner, John and James Marrlon, Alnswortb Ar- 
nold, Dave Clifford, Allen U. Clement. At. 
Stevens, Harry G. Farley and James Burt. 
Julo Walters Is solo owner and mr.nngor. 

— The Vernon Stock Co., wh'cb opens 
Sept. r>, st Goshen, N. V., has added ''The 
Three Qunrdsmen," "Taming of tho Shrew," 
"Don Lfflsar de Baxan," "Fanchon," "Cin- 
derella" and "Oliver Twist" to the repertory. 

— -The roster of tbe Burrows Co. Is ns 
follows: Boyd Burrows, J. U, Anderson, 
Charles Carter, Bert Roycc, Ivy Burrows, 
May Royce and Fern Furncll, with Bay ft 
Burrows as managers. 

— Sydney Btonc writes: "I have signed 
with Jules Murry for bis production of r i'lio 
Mummy and tho Humming Bird." This Is 
my second season In your great country. 
I.UHt season I was with Geo. Evans (Honey 
Boy), In "The Good Old Summer Time," and 



GEO. AND MAY WOODWARD. 

The above picture represents Geo. and May 
Woodward (better known as "Tbe Original 
Sunburned Rubes"). They are rapidly going 
to tbe front with their new character comedy 
singing and dancing act. This team joined 
hands seven years ago, and have been with 
some of tbe best companies on the road. 
Their set haa been very successful In vaude- 
ville. They were last week at Tony Pastor's 
Theatre, New York City. 

— Notes from Gus Hill's Enterprises: Mr. 
Hill has decided upon tbe title of the new 
play for tbe Royaf Llliputlans. It will be 
called "Dreamland," and la tbe Joint work of 
Mr. Hill and John Fowler. The piece will be 
produced by Michael Heckert The ballet en- 
sembles and military evolutions will be ar- 
ranged by John Masop, while new and orig- 
inal music will be composed by William Ros- 
tetter. Tbe company will be entirely differ- 
ent from the Idea heretofore carried out, and 
will consist of ten adult performers, eight 
midgets, ten giants, and a chorus of eighteen 
women and six men, which, with the work- 
ing and business staff, will make a total of 
fifty-two people, the largest organization ever 
sent on the road by Mr. Hill. Prominent 
among tbe principals sre : Mary Baker, Jen- 
nie Lamont, Martha Wels, Queen Mab, Chas. 
Saunders, Charles Johnson, James E. Rosen, 
Louis Merkel, James D. Doyle, Joseph Mack, 
und Sellette and Couture. Thomas Hodg- 
man will bave direction of the advance de- 
partment, and the company will be under the 
management of Thomas B. Henry. 

— Notes from "Only a Shop Girl" Co.: 
Lottie Williams opened her season, In "Only 
n Shop Girl," Saturday. Aug. IS, at Jacobs 
Theatre, Elizabeth, N. J. The cast for this 
season Is tbe strongest yet seen in this popu- 
lar play, and Includes twenty-seven speaking 
parts. The play has been Improved with the 
newest specialties and music specially ar- 
ranged. Those appearing In Miss Williams 
support Include : Gorden Grey, Al. Lester, Ar- 
thur Klein, Wm. Woods, F. Richardson, B. Le- 
rue, F. K. Psge, George Cooper, Chss. Ulnes, 
Burton Henderson, Harry Davis, Maude Kel- 
lett. Marguerite Bromlcr, Henrietta Tedro, 
May Woods, Nellie Barnard, Viola McDon- 
ald, Allle Marshall, Hay Lilly, Edllb Bren- 
ucn, Fanny Leland, Aggie Woodward, Lonnle 
Heywood, Dollle Deems, Strap Hilt, and the 
saleslady sextette. During the latter part of 
tbe season Miss Williams will appear In an 
entirely new production, written especially 
for her by Chas. B. Blancy, entitled "My Tom- 
boy Girl," employing a very large cast, and 
Introducing many novel features, which we 
think have never been seen before In this 
style of play. _ , ._. _ _ 

— Notes from the Grlswold Bros.: Wo 
open our Fall season at Saratoga Aug. 18, 
and are booked solid for tbe season In New 
York, Michigan, Pennsylvsnla snd Ohio. We 
aro carrying twenty-one people, a band snd 
orchestra, all special sceney and special pa- 
per; also nine specialty acts, and things 
ought to come our wsy. .... 

— James W. Evans hss taken the business 
management of B. C. Whitney's "Borneo and 
Juliet'' Co., starring Inex Forman. 

— Laura Lorraine has signed with Gar- 
land Gaden for this season, which will be 
her ninth season under Mr. Gaden's man- 
agement. 

— Nat C. Both, tbe manager, was pre- 
sented by his wife with a baby boy last 
week, 

— Ethel Bsrrymore resumes ber season 
Aug. 15, at Salt Lake City, Utah, In "Cousin 
Kate." 

— Edward N. Hoyt, under tbe manage- 
ment of W. J. Hanley, will open bis season 
in "Hamlet," on Sept. 5. Mr. Hanley has 
secured excellent time and special scenery 
has been procured. Tbe company, which 
are now engaged, will begin rehearsals Aug. 
22. 

— After finishing bis work on tbe produc- 
tion of "The Coronet of a Duchess," for 
Mrs. Bleodgood, and "Oranny," for Mrs. Gil- 
bert, Clyde Fitch will begin work oa ■ new 

Slay for Blanche Walsh, to be produced In 
ew York after the holidays. 



leaeant season. I bad played In quite 



HOT), 

had a pleasant season. I bad pi ... 
a number of productions on the other side, 
among them were 'Nell Gwynne,' 'Sorrows of 
Satan* and 'The Great Detective.' " 

— J. W. Bayley and wife (Avo Gordon) 
have signed with Harry Shannon's "A Bank- 
er's Child" Co., opening the latter part of 
August Mrs. Bayley does the heavy, and 
Mr. Rsylcy tbe lead. 

— Mildred Milton, one of Ihe singers with 
Henry W. Savage's "Woodland" Co., was re- 
cently called upon to play tho role of the 
turtle dove with that show, Her work In the 
lolo scored a success. She Informs us that 
she Is soon to enler tho vaudeville ranks wllh 
a monologue, singing and dancing act, 

— Lorln J. Howard, proprietor and mann- 
ger of the Howard Theatre, Chicago, III,, Is 
faking his first Summer vacation In three 
years, and Is visiting the lakes' popular bath- 
ing and Summer resorts through Michigan. 
He will begin his fourth regular season of 
tbe Howard on Sunday, Sept. 4. 

— Frank C. Harris, late of Julo ft Blmcr 
Walters' attractions, has signed with Riihco 
ft Holland, to go In support of Mario Heath, 
In "For Mothers Sake Co. 

— The Bedralne Comedy Co. opens Its 
sixth season at Ludlow, Vt, Sept. 12. The 
company la now (here rehearsing. Roster: 
V. K. Bedralne, manager : licit llotsford, 
treasurer ; Lute Skinner, advance ; Shorty 
Smallonc, second man. Company: Lizzie 
Labe, Cromwoll Kpplng, Sarah MuffncHs, Lu- 
man Peevy, Harrison Harris, Charles P. 
Graves, Harry Labe, and Hooua Illy troupe 
of Hindoo magicians, Including Meezo Roolui, 
Boobs Bly, and Mldcman, the conjurer. Mr. 
Walters' now play, "Doodle," will be pro- 
duced about Oct. 1. 

— Murray ft Mackcy Notes: Tho Murray 
ft Mackcy Co. will closo a successful thirteen 
weeks' engagement at Terrapin Park, Park- 
crsuurg, W. Va., on Aug. 27. The compuny 
gave the best satisfaction. We will open our 
regular season at Warren O., Aug, 20, J. M. 
Donovan will be the leading man, making 
this his fourth season with tbls attraction. 
The company will also Include: Sle Condlt, 
Jack F. Goodwin, Waldo Whipple, Arthur 
llcliort, Frank Clayton, Noll Hlckey, Walter 
Eldrldgc, Barry Gray, (ins Lents, William 
(J. Well, Robert Moore, Florence J. Murray, 
Mne B. Hurst, Flora Nelson, Ella Gray. Vlr- 

f;lnla Ludgata and Mrs. Sle Condlt, A car 
oad of special scenery will bo carried. Our 
pccnlc artist, Chas. I,con, has been very busy 
for the past thirty days, painting scenery 
for our new big royalty productions. Cash 
B. Holllday will be In advance, with two 
assistants. Tbe company will be under (lie 
personal direction of John J. Murray. 

— Irvln R. Walton has been engaged to 

Rlay the principal comedy, Fake Templetnn, 
i f'M'liss," with Nellie Mcllenry In the title 
role, under the management of Spencer ft 
A born. 

— Will II. Fields hss signed to play the 
prlnclpsl comedy part with M. W. Taylor's 
'•Why Women Sin'' Rehearsals start In tbe 
Criterion Theatre, Chicago, Aug. 21, 

— Clara Barnes, of tho "Girls Will Be 
Girls'' Co., now playing at Atlantic City, has 
Just undergone a surgical operation for ap- 
pendicitis and Is Improving rapidly, 

— The following people have been engaged 
by RIpss ft Livingston for "A Circus Day" 
Co.: Henry Lehman, George (lebhard, Jnmes 
Morton, Bobby Fields, Cbas. King, Joe Gol- 
den, Cam lie Mouvrl, Gcraldlne Cook, Lilly 
Keely. Mamie Diamond, Jessie Wllllard, Flor- 
ence Tyler, Msndellno West. Texa La Hnlle, 
Dorothy Star, Msy Stone, Kitty Stone. Nellie 
King, Josephine Adams, Marlon Daniels, 
Stella Oshlcr. Rosa Clayton and Ada Corbett. 

— Violet Black, absent from the stage 
for two years, has been engaged as lead- 
ing woman for "The Spellbinders." 

— "The Female Detectives," by Charles 
A. Tsylor, In which the Russell Brothers sre 
starring, wss produced for the first time on 
sny stage at the Lyceum Theatre, New Lon- 
don. Conn., Aug. 11. 

— Arnold Daly will play a two weeks 
engagement at the Columbia Theatre, Han 
Francisco, opening there on Aug. 21. After 
the dates In California are filled Mr. Dalr 
will retnrn to New York, to be seen Sept 10 
at the Berkeley Lyceum, 




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llitnilanmely advertlsee 
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Copyright your aou, plays, sketches ana 
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I Soap whlto or greon (cartoned), 
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per gross. Elegant printing, 
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THE BILHORN TELBSCOPB ORGAN 

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Most Durable Fold- 
ing Organ known to 
the Musical World. 
It contains a sweet, 
soft tone. When 
both swells are 
turned on It will 
produce a most 
powerful volume 
and Is equal to any large Instrument. We guaran- 
tee satisfaction or money refunded. It It handy and 
tafe against outdoor weather, and Is lust the In- 
strument for Traveling Comedies and Musical Ki 
Kris. Net prices only f2t, ISO, and |B6. Bend for a 
II descriptive catalogue. BILHORN BROTHERS, 
M Fifth Ave., Chicago, Pi. 




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• 1*1 1 aU JJKJB*, MANUFACTURER 




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ah work made 
on short notice 
No disappoint 
mont;wemake 
from 1 pair to 
1,000 pairs. Bal- 
let Bhoca a spc- 
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AT THE CONCLUSION OF THIS SEASON. 

OPEN FOR ENOAGEMENTS 
AFTER NOVEMBER. 

The tronpe Includes INTERNATIONAL 
SINGERS AND DANCERS, BOXERS, Etc., 
having appeared In the flnest theatres 
throughout the world, with great success. 

REFERENCES: Winter Garden, Berlin; 
London Hippodrome ; Casino de Paris, Paris; 
Barnom A Bally Greatest Show. 

ADDRESS ALL OFFERS TO 

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Care of Barnum A Bally Show, per route. 
or care of clipper. 



CASEY'S THEATRICAL TRUNKS. 

Our XXX Trunk has no Equal. Its Superiority and Low 
price gives It every advantage over any trunk made, be- 
ing built on well seasoned Baiswood, with a Continuous 
Steel Binding. Canvas, Glued on. and over BOO Rivets used, 
Heavy Rawhide Handles, Yale Lock, 8 In. Tray, made to 
Swing In the top, making In all the Best Theatrical Trunk. 
Guaranteed 5 Years. 28, f 10.76; 30, 811.25; 82, gll./5; 
34, 812.75; 86, 813.75; 88. 814.75; 40, 815.75. 
Our XX Trunk Compares Favorably with tny Theatrical 
Trunk Made. Built on Baaswood Box, Covered with Sail 
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Dowels and Double Hinges, Angle Edging, 1 8 In Tray, 
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selves? Eleotrlo Belts from gl.oo perdoz. to 948.00. Large variety to select 

i from. Wo alBO make other styles of Appliances and Medical Batteries. One 
third cash required. Hot Springs Sulphur Soap, wrapped, $2.10 per gross. 

1 Equal to Williams. Trial ordor will convince Largest Manufacturers for 
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SLOT MACHINE 



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Operated by depositing a 
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quartered oak oabl neta, highly 
polished, lined with red vel- 
vet, and has conspicuous red 
signs. They show the azaot 
number of square Inches of 
air the lnngt contain, and 
thow the space the sir takes 
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ILLUSIONS. TRIORS, Etc. 
Grand End of Century, folly 
Illustrated. BOOK OATA- 
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A. "'ROUND THE 'VVORIVD" SUCCESS. 





.. 



Of STANLEY and WILSON, and Her Ballad Hit, 

GOOD NIGHT, BELOVED 

GOOD NIGHT." 



7 



_Jjf FAY Band OLIVL - 

Miss Wilson featured "GOOD NIGHT, BELOVED, GOOD NIGHT » in all the principal 



oities of Europe, and is now duplicating her great buooosb here 
at the prominent vaudeville theatres. 

"GOOD NIGHT. BELOVED, GOOD NIGHT 

M A BONO THAT WIU. LIVK. 
FREE. "Prof«Ml on al »o p"» to reco gnise d performer, or tbo.r s.Bdlna; up-to-date programme NO CARDS. 



»• 



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><VI«mSirK 9B U ||dir. K , 144 l*« W..t 37th atrn.t, Nnw York. 

LOOK BOB TBB BBB HIVE CLOCK TOWBB. 



'AUGUST* 20. 



THE [STEW YORK CLIPPICB: 



581 



k CYCLONIC HIT! SWEEPS EVERYTHIHB BEFORE IT! BET ON QUICK, DON'T BET LEFT! 

THERE'LL BE NOTHING but SWEET DREAMS 



A toon Song that gets there. 
Bare Three and Four F.ncores. 



CHORUS: Jim-Urn, There'll Be .Nothing Bat Sweet Dreams for Mr Baby mid Mloe, 
i/mlim, There'll Be Nothing But Sweet Dresms, on: wont It be fine : 



A warm bird, » lotllt* of wine, a ohopy sney supper and it Jolly gooil lime, 
I'm-Uin, There'll He Nothing Hut Sweet lireum* for Ny Hnhy mid Mine. 



The liana* I* with you 
From Start to Finish. 



SMI -Trig tor C.py, Encltse St,mps and Lit. Pr, g , Orch.stratfoa Free. W. H. ANSTEAD- 48 W. 2Bth Street, NeW YOjjj City, 



May 



ss H^rianlc 



IN VAUDEVILLE. Aog. «, Albany, If. Y,< Ang. 15, Atlantic Garden, New York City. 



8KB D 10c. 

Far Mettley Walt? 

fntrodnclng 




THE SEASON'S SONS HIT, BY MORRIS MANLEY, 

WHEN THE 
SUMMER 
BREEZES 

DLUWsz 

(•1 1 V |" Jl/ 1 IKnl_l f you want to make a Hit lend for the 
*»■•« WBMM1/CJ" Prettiest Waltz Song Puhllshsd. 

Introduced i.y Little CHARLIE wesson, of Wesson, Walter A Wesson. 

4 tf A WBDSOR MUSIC *,-«.■• 

COME AND SEE US. 




To loin Immadlat.ly or by Itpt. 1, for 40 Weak*, to Enlarge and Complete Winter Company, 

Supplementary Summer Park leason of 10 Waeki Optional, 

Top Tenor far Ballad and quintette to feature. Top Tenor for Chorua, Robnet 
Baritone, Slngera for Ohorna doubling bra**. Musical Specialty doubling braaa, 

■ iiefiil Novelty or Knoekabont Act, Comedian capable of ontald* end who ran 
dau.ee, Trombone and Cornet doubling orrheetra, Cornet doubling etrlng, Leader 
for band capable of Flrat Claaa Cornet aolo, Baaa and Tuba. 

I can always ua» reliable, useful Slngera, Performers or Musicians who appreciate good treat- 
■ ment, BBlary every week and attend to their work. 

■ ■' N. B.-l or my Representative, MR. I. F. MOORE, can be teen at 4.1 W. 28th st. (Doty .It Brill), Aug. 
1|, 17, 18, 1 10 oo to 1100 A. M.) Arter said date address all mall to J. A. COBl'RN , Manager ami 
Oener, Springfield, O., Aug. 21-21: Cincinnati, O, (Cheater Park), Aug. 28 to Sept. r>. 

Kaatern Rep., MR. I. P. MOOBK, UflTremontSt., Boston, Mass.; 43 \V. 28th St., Hew York. 




That's all Too feed to Know If It Is a Tronk. 

C. A. TAYLOR TRUNK WORKS, 



39 K. Randolph Street, 
CHICAGO. 

Our 1904 Ujj Is Very Compltli. 



131 W. 31th Street, 
KKWYOBK. 



New Illustrated CaW.guB Upon Request. 





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("MB AlVD IvADY BUG"), 
The Big Successful Thret light Sland Attraction, Presenting Boyalty Billl, 
; WITH SPECIAL SCENERY AND PRINTING. 

mnmrin tall Ai LEADING MAN, JUVENILE WOMAN capable of planing Emotional Leads, 
WANTED. K' iii»\ v MAN CHARACTER MAN and WOMAN. ONE WOMAN with Specialty 
rnr General B laTneas' A? PIANO I'LAVER MUST Ml" ABLE TO PLAY SPECIALTIES; ONE NOVELTY 



First Glass Dramatic People 

IN ALL LINKS, 

fir WILSON & WATERMAN'S SAN ANTONIO AND HOUSTON STOCK COMPANIES, 

Address WI LSON A WATERMAN CO. Ltd., Empire Opera Ilouto, San AntonjOj»*es._ 

== ~~~ THROUGH ERROR OF AGENT 



LIMiFJ.U, 




_ . l_ MARVE 

Have Aug 22-29 and Sept. 8 OPEN. Add. 1397 STATE ST., New Haven, Conn., or all agents. 



LORNE ELWYN CO. 

WA1VTS, 

TO JOIN AT ONCK, FOR REPERTOIRE, AI ^gHMW, WITH SS^(SStJS&. tW 

.enqedand clever; email man preferred; almost star parts, one a WUffifWtfSn. 

No time for correspondence. Bel | 0Wg p»us, Vt., Aug. lft-H; Claremont. N. H. t log. tt-8ept. 3. 



iAITKFcnLHAHE" MAM & WESTON 8 1IN8TBE18, n **9aSS VA * 

LEGAL ADVICE SOCIETY (iDctrperitid), 32 Broadway, Suite 45. 



$1 



Robinson's 
Opera House 

FOR RENT 

CINCINNATI, O. 

For Particulars nuply to 

JNO. D. DAVIS, Agent. 41+ Plum Street, 

Cincinnati, U. 





ALBANY, N. Y. 

Wanted, CHORUS GIRLS 

FOR THE SEASON. 

Most be young and pretty. Also flrat else* Vaude- 
ville Acta or good Comedians ami good Sinter 
Acta. Rehearsals commence on the found Aug. 
22. Hotel expenses and fare* to the Island free 
during rehearsals. Write or wire at once. 

H.ALBINI, Manager. 



AT LIBERTY, 

CLAUDE BOARDMAN, 



Juwenlle Leads. 



DORETTA MORRIS, 



LITTLE DOROTHY, 

(Age B) Child Parts and special! lea. ' 
FRANKLIN, IND. 



CR&WF0HO B Fill, 

At r*it>ert.v* 

COHBDV HUSICAI. ARTISTS. 

CORNET AND SLIDE TROMBONE IN BAND, 
END M4N AND B. AND 0. 
LEADER. INCLUSIVE. 
Address, by mall only. Lancaster, Pa., until 
Aug. 20; after that, Bennington, Vt. 



AT WBBRTY, 

Oscar O'Shea 



AND 



Esther Evans 

LBADS OR HBAVIBS. 

Addreaa 816 W. MADISON ST.. CU 10 ACQ, ILL, 



STETSON'S U.T.C. 

WANTS 

Actor* and Musicians and a few Colored People 
Stale salary. Show opens Aug. 16. Wilt ad- 
vance tickets. 

WM. KIBBLE, Mgr., 

HT. CLBMBMS, MICH. 



For CHARACTERS and OEN. BUS., 



ADDRESS 



ROBERT LACY 

Hadella Cottage, Hew London, H. H. 

UNCLE HEZ CO. 

Wants Quiolc, 

ciurionci, B and 0.; Orcheatra Leader to double 
Baritone, Cornel, double 2d Violin, Actor who 
doubles brass, write. Address 

FRANK ADAMS, Frederick, Maryland. 



WAITED, for COL. 1. L. CLABK 
COMBINED 8I0W8, 

Strong B-iut Cornel, Double Dronimer, Slide 
Trombone. Also can nae 2 or a Bill Posters sud 
good Agent, (or Wagon Show. Must be sober 
and reliable. Hprlrtgvll e, Penn., Aug. 19; Big 
Sandy 20, Whltlock 21, 92. 



At Liberty for Advance, 

E. E. GARRETSON, 

One Night Stands preferred. PANA, ILL. 



WANT* BED 

REPERTORY PEOPLE 

AT ONCB, FOR NO. » COHPANY. 

PIANIST, also play brass, given preference. Mo 
car, atop at hotels. Tickets neople I know. SHAD- 
RIOK A LA ROSE BIOCK CO., Bellvllle, Tex. 

ALBERT DASHINGTON, 

CHARACTER, SINOINO, DANCING, MONO LOO CE 

COMEDIAN. 
HELD OVER, Terrapin Park, Parkeraburg, W.Va. 

■.....„ Investigate a New Theatrical Plan 
Managers, „ u i Play. Add. W.p. IfUBBKLL, 
111 8. Carrolltoa Ave., Baltimore, Md, 



MANAGERS, ATTENTION t 

Long's Colonial Theatre, 



•• 



OPENS SEPT. 2, FOR SEASON. 



with 



In "KIDNAPPED IN NEW YORK. 1 ' 

Beat one night sland between New York and Philadelphia. Pop., 12.000. 4,000 working girls paid 
every I'rlday. Address DR. W. H. I.OMI, Prop., Ilrltlol, Pa.; or STAIR A II AVI. IS, New York. 



CALL-ALL PEOPLE ENGAGED FOR 

THE LILLIPUTIANS CO., 

Please report ror rehearsals MONDAY. Aug, », nt Hi A. M. sharp, at .central HALL, aM St. ami 
8th. Ave. ALL PEOPLE ENOAIIKI) FOR 

HAPPY HOOLIGAN, Western, 

Please report for rehearsals MONDAY, Aug. 20, at 10 A. M„ at AMSTERDAM opera house, mi W. 
■"■ " ' ' '■■■■■■■■ ■■■■K- ■mi- QUI HILL, Igag Broadway, Hew Vork. 



AFTKIl sept, I, 



Alice Lewis 

SINOINO t»nd DANOINO 

SOUBRETTE. 

Kngagement aollrlinl with drat olaaa attrai titans only. Farce or Maalral 
Comedy or one play. Addreaa ll.ie M. 18th WTRBKT. SJKW VOHK. 



MUSICIANS AND PERFORMERS for 

DAVENPORT'S MUSICAL COMEDY, 

"A Wheel House*" 



L?. c .9£! ,' K ..i^ " Ol»rlonots. Cornel, Horns, Trombones, Baritone, 1HI Hats and Trap Drums. ALL 
MUST DOUBLE. Cello or Viola to double llsss Drum, OKKMAN DIALHOT COMKDlAN, Hong an 
BSHP^fiSJ^Ltf '."""!i. , " e "* mo '"•"". «">«'"« •n<ll»»iielnjgHoitHraMaH anil ciiaraolMrOI.il 
MAID, state all you do iftid name your lowest In first loiter. DON'T MISRBPliEHENT. Travel in 
prirate hotel car, open Nov. 10. A. J. DAVKNPonT, wiiooxo" Mid., Kreeport, 1 11. 




LANSING, 

NOVELTY MUSICAL ARTIST. 

Tho Original anil Only Musical Juggler, Juggling eight 
niusbal Indian oluha and six iiiuslual balls. Positively 
tho llnesl single intisleiil specially in Aniurloa. Novel 
eloclrlou) elT'cls. Permanent address, BOX 141, Station 
1.'., Oloveland, O. Also Expert Olarlonettlal, Experl- 
iuicimI liunil Leader. 

N. B.— Kliidesl regards to Wciorn nmiiafara with 
wliotii I played 1; very pleasant weeks last eeisoq. 



Jap-Russian War Drama. 

*" MOHETHINO HEW AND NOVEL. 

Tho iindorsigned will ofror for sale or to let to rcpertolro oompanlos for oertsln territories after 
Aug.21, 11 War Drama of Jupaucao and Russian lite. something precisely apropos of tho limes. A 
play of small cast (eight or nine at pleasure), iml of Intense plot and action, with an American lead 
and Irish comedy. Especially strong for lite leads. A play of action nnd situations, ami rlnlers 
around the place of the moment— Port Arthur. Two aels lake place there, unci two others transplrn 
in tho wilderness wltlilu 1 ho Japs' lines and In St. Petersburg. It la not a rehash, but something new 
and unique In plot. Address JAS. II. cowan, Academy of Music, Wilmington, N. 0, 



THE GREAT TEXAS BILL WILD WEST, 

Musicians of all kinds. Can place competent Leader, Long scsson South. State all In first letter. 
People who have worked for mti before, write, W, II. MONTGOMERY, 

EoiinetUburg, la., Aug. 21; Spirit Lake %>, Lake Park 24, Rook Itaplds it,, Hartley an, Pocahontas JJ. 



^■nnnTO MVRliHKtUB MANAOERS an ■ 

THE MEW 8TABB THEATRE, Utioa, N. Y., 

Wlbti OPBN ITS DOORS HOMDAY, IBPT. 111. 

Proprietor JOHN P. WE1IEK I Hole Manager HKRHKIIT AMIIN1 

Tlie best town In New York State for llurlcmiuc, which must ho refined and high clues. Theatre 
coat IIO.OOO; positively the handsomest theatre outside of Now York city. 12 shows awoek, dally 
matinees. Theatre situated on one or the main streeia of iho olty. A good week's business for good 
shows, and they must lie good. Write for lime at once. Good Vaudeville Co. and Perce comedies 
also write. WantOhoruaoirls to write also. Address all letter* to 

II. AI.iilNl, Lagoon Island, Albany, M, V. 



WANTED, ATTRACTIONS OF ALL KINDS 

For the Riggesf Fair in Wisconsin. 

Street Carnival and County Pair Combined, pive BIO DAYS. COMMENCING AUG. 2D to sept. 3. 
WAtiTKD TO HEAR FROM PRIVILEGE PEOPLE OP ALL KINDH. Cano Rucks. Baby Itaitkl, Wheel 

— oo 'Rounds, Ferris Wheel, everything, w. lie. 
A. A. OHRHART, Merifnrrt, Wis. 



of Fortune, everything suitable for carnival. 
Address 



Merry 



AT LIBKRTY — A WK. AT\J RE AOT. 

HALIv'S ACROBATIC DOGS. 

Actrdns20mlnules. Also do Al Novelty BalanclngAct. Have Motion Picture «nd Song Oolfltj ex- 
tierlenced operator. Have for sale A PINE 3 OAR fiRow; toft. Dining and Sleeping Car; uccemmu- 
dates 2S people; oof t. Baggage : has 4 aide doors, big end door for wagons. Both rers have big cel- 
lars and In One condition, equipped for pass, service on sny road. nori. Teut, with 3 Wilt. M, Pif ees; 
Poles, Mopes, etc.: 2. Lengths or 7 Tier Seats, » Bete of Kid Star Lights. Everything complete ami la 
AI condition. Will sell all or any part of 11. 

F. C. HAI.L, oaro of Mall A Long, Columbus, Ind, 



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August 20. 



THENEWYW 

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THE CUrPi'.K lb issued every Wednesday 
morning, i The last four (advertising! pages 
iPBBBB«n Saturday at 11 a. >i., and 
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()( Tub CLiitwr la located at Boom (302, 
Ashland Block,' 'Cblceid;' Walter TC." Hill, 
manager and correspondent, whero adver- 
tisements «hd sublcrtritlonB'are received at 
our regular ra(cn. ' ",' !'.'■■; 

THE LONDON BUREAU 

Located nt 48 C'ratt'bou'rne Bt.j London, \v. C., 
Klicrr'advei'tlKeiiicOtH arid BDuecrlptlOns are 
rochlycd at our regular rates, ii ■■ 

TUB QjHIH CAN 1IB OI1TAINBD, WH0LB- 

BAMt AMU joktaii., ut on r agents, llrcntano'a 
news depot, 117 Avenue do I'Opcra, l'arla, 
Prance ; M. Llllcn t |iBl, , Frederick 8trasse 
101 (Terminus Hotel), Berlin, N. W„ Ger- 
many ; Diamond News Co., 07 Prado, Ha- 
voh» ; Kta'nlUbbvk and Stationery Co., l'J8 
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No Replies tor !»■» o r Telea-rapa. 

AtUUUdHHCM OB'.WUKllBAtlOriB .not iiivbn. 
A I.I. IN 0.UI-NT .01' h(jcu HHOUI.ll WIIIIK Til 
TiloBH WHOM 'THBT' HBBK.IS CAIIB'OK THK 

CL1FPKU Pom* Omen. Abb URTWII will 

MB AUVBIIT1MBU ONB WEEK DMtt. ' 1* TlIB 

IOI1ITI1 Of ANV THElTlIICAl, COMPANY 18 

BouuuwMfin MMam> in iut" IWUtbb 

UN A.NorfiKJl Win;. 'Wk cannot BEND iiuitEB 
UX MAIL OB ffcl.KOa'11'It. ',1 

J lilt A ill AT I r. 

C. U , Nevada.— Wo have uo knowledge o( 
the present wbcreuutiuhi of Hie party. Ad 
dress a letter lu our care, nmi wo will adver- 
tise It III Tub Cum letter list..,; ■ >' i 

II. P. 8., Pouglikeepsle, ... «• '■■■ 

K. II. o., Dover, 

ll. [j, nil Wilmington, 

M. .1., Geneva, ' 

8. k. v.. Cjipe Charles, 

C. U, .Gmvwstoii, and 

J. y.,. IWrtfora.— Hue answer to C. B„ 
above. 

•II. II., La Balle.— It Is n copyrighted play, 
imil you ntiinot legally present It without 
Hie consent of tho owunr. • 

M. SI. 1; Chicago.-- it la Impossible fot 
us lo furnish such a Hat. 

A. T. ' J., Washington. — Advertise your 
wauls In Tub Clippbh. For rates sco notice 
ai bend of*thls,columu. ■ . '; 

U. A., Allegheny^ City, — Watch our route 
IIhi eiieh WeclT T 

II P., ColCHburg. — Tito parly Is alive. 

U.j H., West' Buperlor. — 1. A piny of tho 
Miniu title wioi presented over titty years 
ago, at tho iNiitlonal Theatre. -'. Vet, It 
whs taken from tile same book. 

B. O. W., Mil /.abet hporl.— See route ll.lt 
III this Issue. 

B. T., tiOWrence: — Cnhtt's Oillde. Address 
Julius t'alin, lCmplrc Theulio Building, New 
Yuvk Cliy.'N. Y. 

w. II. M , I'luiiillelil .•— Address Dick & 
Fltxgcrnld. 18 Ann Street, New York' City. 

II. [■:., Hcarridivle.- - We linvc no UlcanB ut 
•Allowing what the luniuiKi'i'* >'»u mention. In- 
tend t* do with the pWtlnet Ion this season.' 

L. J. Ci Newbttrg. — The party Is" un- 
huuwn to us; ' • ' • 

W. M, D., Kushvllle.— 1. We can only nd- 
vlhc yon tu advertise your witritK In Tin. 
fi,n'i'i:it. '2. No, we iin not run nn agcucy 
of nny kind, and 'therefore It would be use- 
h'hw for you to'st'rtd your pluy to Ms. ' ' 

T. A. C, Clovolnudi— Yes, Bt the Broad 
way Theatre. "■•■■ '' 

8. K. J., t.»woHi— -U was ..presented by 
Mrs. llrrimrd I leer. \ Under the. luauilgiitiieiit 
of Oscar llaiiiinerslelti 

ti. Ti. If.'.ineltpll.-l-Wo run not aid yon. 

I\ !•:. K.',!st. Jo'.iu.^-Tlie letter haa not 
been clilmed. Jj ■ 2. > ' ' 

It. U, W.i St. Luills.— We never (tnawer 
iptt'stloua relating to' the reliability of nuy 
one. ' 

!■;. It. II., Haruellsvllle. — Yes, Krnesl 
lluKiiii was n membor of the 'company In 
1800. 

II. N. F., Oakland. — Address tho Muter- 
prlso Slitslc Supply Oo., 40 .West Twenty- 
iinhtli, street,' New York .City, .; 

L. li., liiiconla.— tl.. Blanche Wnlab iilayotl 
(lllvla lit Marie Walnwrlglit s 'prodiietlon of 
•Twelflh Night" In 1880. 2, A dltTere.it 
party. ■ • 

T. P. T.i Coldwaler. — Our rule la to. adver- 
tise, letters only once. 

M. U., Mcrlden. — I. Address .1. Austin 
I'.vnes, general •nnmager for J>\ F.. Proctor, 
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York City. 2. 
AddresA David Bclasco, Melasco's Theatre, 
Ne«- York C|l.v. I i - ..' ;, 

II A SIS II AM.. j ( 

j\ l'l.' DbR.. la'iuiber" Cliv. — The man who 
rail lo third. wis out.. Ho. should not have 
left second .until the hall hud .been caught, 
and only then. If lie could do so. 'without 
ts-lut! put 'out. 

II, L. ti., Troy.-.-lf the Kceno Club iltiipprd 
mil. iier«iru ilnlshliiK tts sesHou, as you slate, 
Ihen the party hettliiK Oil llrultleborouitli 
nlus. providing llraltleborougli was In the 
lead at lliv time the Kecno Club dropped out 
nf the ruee.' ' ••■ ' • ' • ^ *" 

Hi lh, Jiirsoy Oily.— /flip man who forces 
I ho third 5 hand olll at necAnd lm»e Is' nn- 
ihiuhteilly left nn Ural. Villi credit him Willi 
it time i|l lull, nmi can m-mimi fur him In no 
oilier way. 

CAUIIH. , 

. V, II., Mobile. — Aa the tmtnl Tor unnic was 
a tie lite uou- dealer hcoivij the point. 



L. W., Dea Molnea. — When the dealer. In 
the draw. expMes a card In dealing-It to the 

pliiyiir, the player condot. accept tlie curd, 
but It must tie iplacecl at the bottom of the 
deck and the player lis given tbe next, card 
ifroa mimM lUejnacI; P*tot« atry/pfiyer 
to hliTeft IBtlclpetti 13 5g ," — W 

i. A. H., '■ HprlBjmold.— A. wins with (Jack, 
which takes pteeedence over game fn the 
count. ifty .... • ' ' ., ■ •'' : ,' 

II. V. A., Tnrrytown.— la the game of 
cinch any player may demand In see tile last 
trick, whether turned or not, but no more. 
ItlnJU. . 

(1, A. M., Toledo. — lohn I,. Sullivan won 
the title of chaiiiidon pugilist, of the. world 
when ,he defeated .lake Kllrulii Ik a. bare 
knuckle light for the cHnmplonnlilp, nndllr 
il«e regular rules of the prise ring, July 8, 
1880, In Mississippi. Ills light with James 
J. Corbet t. In New Orleans, with gU)ve|^ un- 
der (Jneetisberry rules, was 'lor the boklng 
championship' of the world. 

[}. T. <"., Oosheu. — 1.. Young Corbett. 't. 
Jimmy Brllt 

8. T. N., Tlerlln. — There arc no knockouts 
allowed In the contests held In Philadelphia. 
They 'are simply six round contests. 

Ckjpat C HIOA«0 -L BTffEje. . 

PROM-OUB OWN c;oittntSPO»l*NT. , 

Wfiicni Baroati, 

Of tKe N«w Ytfrk Clipper, 

Room BOil, ABhtand Block, Cblcniro. 

Much Interest cant res la the current days. 
The Bllon resumes, its customary station, as 
a provider of melodramatic excitement for 
West slders on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 14, 
when the Ivllint lieurn Co. moves over from 
the Alhumbru. to. present "On the Bridge at 
Slldnlght." The Columbus starts its *oa- 
snnou tbe same.nftcrnonu, when "A Frlead 
of tin- Family" wilt tie seen for the first time 
In Chicago. Blanche Ring and "Vivians 
Papas" go to Kavonla Park, near Fort Sheri- 
dan, Just north of here, for' Monday.' and 
Tuesday evening performances, then .dedi- 
cating tbe new Kavonla Theatre. -This will 
leave Powers' dark for two nights, hut Miss 
(ting's Hiirr-dKsftil Rummer engagement will 
be resumed Wednesday evening, to be con- 
cluded Haturdny night at the, end of the 
eleventh week. For. the third week of tho 
new season tbe practically new Criterion of- 
fers a local novelty In "The Wayward Hon." 
billed to open Sunday afternoon. Tho biHe 
offered for this week, other than ub stated 
nliove, embrace "Mrs. Wlggs, of the Cabbage 
Patch," entering upon tbe sixth week of Its 
highly iirolilable Summer run at tbe Grand 
Opera Hottae f "The Boyal Chef," atartlbg 
the fourth week of .-Its revival, ut the 
linrrlck; -; "The Yankee Consul," whjch 
begins Its. second week ut the Stadebaker; 
"ITie Forbidden Land," which starts Its sev- 
enth and last week at tbe Illinois ; one week 
of "The Wttlo. Outcast," at the Albambrn; 
vaudeville at Cleveland's and the Chicago 
Opera House, atock burlesque nt Sam T. 
Jack's and out-of-door attractions at Sana 
Soticl, Wflter Chutes 6nd Ulvcrvlcw Pinks. 
Tho AVcbI Side llusluess Slen's Carnival, with 
Tain's "Lust Days of Pompeii" ub the most 
nllurlug feature, starts upon Its "reign of 
revelry nt West Madison and West Fortieth 
Streets, Saturday night, IS, Dur|pg the past 
week the Htudebakef mid AlhamorB'thcn- 
Ires' swung Into line for the regular soa«on. 
The weather was Ideal far. show going, -m'd- 
Numiner being taken Into consideration, and 
It was not too cool lo Injure the Summer park 
patronage at Chicago's three arenas of out- 
of-door revelry. Within a fortnight Hop- 
kins' will -reopen, .-returning to UB; former 
Button as a tpnke In tbe burlesque "wheel :" 
the Hush Teniidc Theatre will reintroduce the 
Mayers' Stock Co.; and a weik later the 
Academy of Mimic and People's Theatre, both 
prosperous West side playhouses, will begin 
the season. Thus It will be readily Been that 
matters theatrical hereabouts are looking up. 

; Im.Inoih TlIEATUH (Will .1. Davis, uiiuiu- 
ger). — The seventh and lust week of "The 
Forbidden Land" starts Sunday night, 14. 

"(hill Johnson's personal success will bo the 

«t ' rumeuiljered feature of an otherwise 

uilldlv diverting entertainment Frltal Scheff 

will begin .her second American tour q.t thin 



son , Sunday . afternoon. Tbe Klimt-Uearn 
CO., which la the attraction, does the bpstt- 
Ing for; the third cbnsecntive week on Stair 
& Huvlln's local chain. The next attraction 
will be "The Little Outcaat." , ■ -: 

CoLisEPit tStewnrt Hpaiding, manag-iM. 
Brooke Bhd hli'Cblcajfb WrtH BBnd con- 
tliinas to .attract line patronane. The rMh- 
wJ|»j< Brewing C«, -makeBAiimple wotiaions 
forvthe Thirsty. The senaon, whfen ajarkg 
Ilionke's second season here, has been Highly 
successful. ' ' 

CBKAUU Oi'EitA lluisi; (Kohl li Castle, 
mutiagci-H). — A. «». Duncan's clever veatrllo- 
•tiilnl specialty. Sherman unil lie Forrest's 
sifenmln'gly funny "war" drama, Winona 
Winter -and .Valerie llergere provided ex- 
cejiJlonaily meritorious features In'' last 
week's bill, llualueijs was ou capacity or 
der most nf the time. For this week, open- 
ing Monday afternoon : Uoyle and Wharton, 
Arthur P. Lungim. spnuldiug. Leonard and 
Leonuro, Dunetls- Sisters, ItlssonetM ana 
Xewinau. tbe McCanii Family, John aud 
Nellie McCarthy. IMrenda and Urecii, Mor- 
rlsey and ltlr.h, Theresa Onrgeval, Geo. Mon- 
roe, Carou and Herbert, the. Four Mortons, 
and <|eo. K. Spoor's klnctodrdme. .'. . 

,;Cu:tkiaHi)'b , TBeatbb (Witt 8. Cteyelnnd, 
manager) .^r-Thls week: Odette: Tyler, JZMe 
Jaqls, Charley Case, De . Veaox and De- 
VMnx, Kreette Pro i hers. Dawson and Far 
tell, Johnny Baker, nun Leonard nnd Kane. 

Ham T. .Iack'h Oi'kiia IIoo.sk (Sidney J. 
L'uson, .manager.). — The Forty Thieves will 
Introduce the Block > tnirlos<|ue forces in Ibis 
week's entertillnmeni. Allen Vincent and 
r.ens l.a Coavler will head the beauty dele- 
gation, of .which Manager Uuson has on- 
ployed a generous array, and tbe comedy 
element will be In the hands of Chris Lane, 
liil. Morris, Cnrl Anderson and James 
Thompson. A diverting olio will also have 
place In the eutertnlnmcut. Well merited 
prosperity continues. " 

Sank Houut Pabk (MaJ. Alfred Russell, 
manager). — This week's vaudeville names: 
Smith and Fuller, lladjl Tuhur's Troupe, 
Ihc Three American Realities, the Florence 
Slaters. Raymond Teal, and Sldonla. The 
concessions arc iloinj; splendidly, nnd Amuse- 
ment Director lidwurd Snuyne has good 
enuso of self congralulatlon up'i the hbc- 
cessful outcome of his first year In charge 
of the attractions ut thli popular resort. 
: Watbii cuuji.s 1'aiik (Win. H. Strlckler, 
general manager). — "Shooting Ibe Chdtes" Is 
all the go with Wast slders these pleasant 
days and nights. The throngs nro of capacity 
proportion, and tbo many alluring cuo.ee* 
aloim find liberal patronage. This will bo one 
of the park's best seasons If matters con- 
tinue as they have run thus far. 

Uivebvibw (Win. II. ■ Johnson, general 
manager). — This resort Is enjoying great 
prosperity, and Its first season bids fair to 
end with a most gratifying record of success. 
Hurry Zerkell and Prof. Morctta are giving 
dally Illustrations of hypnotic achievements, 
and Mile. Liljcn's high dive through lire and 
llitine Is a sensational feature of magnetic 
potency. "The Pike" concessioners are bunpy 
because patronage Is good. 

Ct.AftK S-rnKCT Museum (Louis M. Hedges, 
manager)., — Freaks and curlosltli-B both - rare 
and commonplace, And locations, here. - Titers 
Is a stage snow which make tip in repeti- 
tions for what it lacks In length. Business 



Is good. 

LtlNI 



fig 



house Sept. S, than presenting, for the first 
lime on any stage, a pastoral comic opera, 
the book by Stunlslaua Htnngc, music by Lud- 
wig KnglHudyr. The Interim muy'.ur may not 
H filled by nnotner attraction. 

Pi> wuiis 1 TiiBATUB (Harry J, Powers, nmn- 
iiueri. — Ulanche King <|uIih tills house 'for 
Monday and Tuesday cvenlugs, aa spccllled 
hvrelnUcforc, but laturiiN WcdneHtlny evening 
to take up the eleventh ami Inst week of u 
Summer of prosperity for "Vivian's Papas." 
Amelia Itliighnm begins an cugagomvnt, In 
repertory, 21, starting with "The .Climbers." 

tliiAM) Oi'bua HottHB (Fred R. Hamlin, 
luislness raunngor).--"SIra. WlggB, of the 
Cnbbaac Patch, 1 ' begins the sixth week of her 
llrst Chicago visit Sunday night, booked to 
remain -uqothcr fortnight. Madge Cnrr Cook. 
Helen Lowell and Win T. llbdae continue to 
add to (heir well merlled laurels. On 28. the 
llumllii-Mltclicll production ot>"Blril Centre" 
conieH III for a run. i • 

iiAlutrcK TllKA'riiB ii'liinc A. -Bird, husl- 
nesH manager). — "The lloyal Chef," In whlcli 
Da vo Lewis Is winning renewed success an 
ii comedian of asm enters upon the fourth 
week nnd concluding fortnight of Its revival 
here Sunday evening. 1|. Business has been 



indon Dime Mi;hi:um (Wm. J. Sweencv, 
mnnnger). — In curio hall this week: Tom 
Taylor, with his performing boor; Siaro; 'flv 
Ing rings; Columbia McDanlcl, bearded mid- 
get, ami others. Un the stage : Kmmu Claik, 
I'rof, Wulte, Trlxle Starr, and the Midway 

Ar-rKBMArit.— Lyman B. Glover, who ' was 
for years dramntlc editor of The VMcayo 
llaiilil and more recently mnnager of Men- 
ard MiuiHiiold, lias been secured by the Kohl 
Mlddleton-Castlc Interests to All an Import 
ant executive position at tbelr locBl houses. 
For the, present ha will be located at tho Chi- 
cago Opera House, but w|ll take charge of 
the new Orpheum la Monroe Street, when It 
be 'completed. There was. much talk of his 
niunagiug the present Iroquois Theatre when 
It opens for vaudeville, but the presence or 
Silck Norton In the city a couple of days last 
week gnvo rise to the report that Mr. Nor- 
ton would represent Hyde A Lehman. That 
Mr. Norton wus here In the Interest of Hyde 
k Rahman Is certain, as he took me through 
I lie Ii-IuuoIh on a tour of Inspect Ion, uud cauiQ 
hero especially to make a report to livdc & 
Lehman upon the present condition of 'tho 
troose with a view to making definite nlaus 
aa do the. 'opening date. The house will be 
known as Hyde it, Lehman's and will bo 
opened as early In September as possible. 
VaudpvlMe of the very highest class, sup- 
plemented with a ballet .patterned after 
the "prevailing entertainment lu ICngiisli 
music halls will bo 'prAsebled: . . . .'. B. Agnes 
Litnc is in Chicago spending a part of her 
Summer vacation, having lust returned from 
severul months spent In Northern Michigan. 
.'.;•. ..The rebuilding of Trocadero 3s being 
rushed to completion. Manager Fulton will 
reopen the house ■ Aug. i-8, with his Jolly 
Grass Widows, and companies booked In tho 
buries,, no "wheel" will till the season. Man- 
ager Fulton. In addition to supervising the 
repairs to the house. Is directing rehearsaln 
of Ihc Jolly Grass Widows, preparatory to 
n tour of ,"Th« Wheel" houses. Hopkins' 
Theatre la iiIko undergoing reconstructlou, 
nnd may possibly open on the same date as 



St, Lonls, .Chicago and New York, where* lu 
has been in the Interest of the house, lie 
brought' back with him »n «HaM o ds-Mo- 
bile, and promises all bis old. friends this 
Beaton k spin artond the town. J \: i 

W i ,--- ... ,-j. Mg »«. » i — §*• , 
PE BNSYLyAS lA. 

PblladcltthlA.— with tbe bpenlug of the 
XnfJonal hnd I'orepaugh's Theatres, lost Sat- 
urday' nighty and Hlnuey's Arch Street The- 
atre, Monduy, the list of open houses was 
brought up to six. This Is Increased to eight 
this week by the opening of the Grand Opera 
House and the Standard Theatre, Saturday 
night. All nppcnr lo be doing well despite 
the warm weather. ....,., ' 

National TiIbatiip. (Joseph M. Kelly, mun- 
n K er).— "The Devil's Auction" served to nt- 
tract a rousing audience to this house Jast 
Saturday night, the opening of tle.c fMpien . 
The attraction has been considerably ampli- 
fied since last season, and many new features 
were Been. -The audience appeared to be Im- 
mensely tSleascd. The same offering ifl con- 
tinued this week, with "Hearts Adrift sched- 
uled to.' follow. . •_ i "-•' ,- •. '/■ 

UltANO OI'BUA UonsB (G. A. VVegefartli, 
amnagcr).~-Thl» house Is to open Saturday 
night with the melodrama, "Thou Shalt Not 
Kill." !, m £ •■■ /i.','S 

Blanei'b Ancic SiBCCT Tmeatrb (M., B. 
Schleslnger, manager).— After n very, suc- 
cessful week with, "Across the Fncllliv' the 
audiences being of "Inrge alze despite the 
wurm weather, tnlB' bouse how has Lottie 
Williams, In "Only a -Shop Girl." Next 
week brings "The Child Blaven of Now lork." 

I'oiiKi'Auiiii'M TllBATBE (Miller 4 Kauf- 
man, managers). — "Janice Meredith'' served 
to open the season for -the- stock ■ company 
ut this bouse last week. The company, wh'cli 
remains very much bb last year,;- met with 
Instant success, and the houseful of patrons 
lavished applause on the production. . "The 
Fatal Card" Is In rehearsal for' the coming 
week. ,-; • ■' ■■■ ■ 

Kbitii's Bi.tou (Hi P. Lyons, resident 
manager). — "What llnppeucd to Jones" is 
the offering by the stuck company this wecki 
with "My Frltnd from India" in rehearsal 
to follow. 'Large attendance and liberal ap- 
pluuac greeted the production of "The Pri- 
vate Secretary" last week. 

Standaiui TiibbtiB (Darcy k Speck, man- 
agers). — The opening of this house Is sched- 
uled for Saturday, night of Ibis week, the 
stock compuny preaeatlng "Hands Across the 
Sea." ;■■ 

Ki: ith's Nkw Tuiatiib (II. T. Jordan, 
resident manager). — The attractive pro- 
gramme this week Includes: Slay Robson, 
Ceoree Kvans, Amelia Summcrvlllc, Jewell's 
manikins, Potter nnd Hartwcll, Millard 
nruthcrs, St. Felix Sisters, Fitzgerald Broth- 
ers and Ilomu, the Brlltens, Thompson's 
trained dogs, llnvt nnd Waller, Dixon : and 
Holmes, Bell and Oliver, and tbe hlograph. 

Lscutiu Tiibatbb (John (!. Jeruion, man- 
ager). — The patrons are entertained this 
week by the New York Widows, In a pro- 
arrauiiue of burlesque mid vaudeville. The 
Oriental Maids pleased the well Oiled houses 
last: week.; i ' -;' ." i ■ 1 ■• " 

/ Wiiwiv GttovB Park (Mauagctuent Phila. 
Rapid Ttanglt Company.)— The Ithaca Band, 
under the leadefHhlp'of P. Curwoy, continues 
to furnish the music at this park until Aug. 
127, when Sousu and his band coiae to close 
the season. - . 

Wooobidb PAnk (Woodslde Pork Amuse- 
ment Co., managers). — There Is no cbuogo 
In the attractions at this park. 

CtlKBTNUT Hi). i, Park (II. P. Aui'liy, man- 
ager). — Free . vaudeville lu. the Cueluo con 
tunics to be the big feature this week, the 
leaders on tbe programme being Canlon uuu 
Russell, Ibe Bntcbelors, Rlanche Bnllcy, and 
John Theruier. A special fireworks exhi- 
bition Is given Wednesday everting. 
' WabiiiMotox Park (Win. J. Thompson, 
muiiugcr). — Tho samo features coutluuc to 
entertain the patrons of this park. 

Notes. — The Trocadcro Theatre Is to open 
Aug. ?«,.... v.. Tbe Chestnut Street Theatre 
opens for theoMson Sepl. Ii," with "The Maid 
und the Mummy.". ,v."Thc Two Orphans," 
A. M. Palmer's production, "Is to.be own 
Here Sejlt. 28, at the Chestnut Street Opera 

House Viola Allen, now under the mtui- 

ugcuient of Nixon & Hlmnieruian, cuoies to tbe 
Broad Street Theatre Oct. lo fn n produc- 
llpn of "A Wlnter'n Tale.". .. .Carrie Bross- 
man han been Ongaged for "The Strollers." 

■ < Mrs. -10. J. PlillllpH, the well known 

aetresa, died. In tills clly Wetltleedav; 8. 
Fmicral aervlccs were held Saturday, U, In- 
terment being made In West Laurel Hill 

Ceni»tcry. Minnie Simon, known on the 

singe as Minnie Barrett, committed Bulcidu 
In this city last. week. She was twenty- 
six yours of uge. and had been a member 
'Miss Bob White" Co. 



cess here. It has many big features, Mr. 
and Mri, Tub Minor,- the, former. tbe owner 
of the cotttpfny,' and the latter deslgucr of 

sm c i.r' 




•XTinO Pabk (Felix M. Davis, manager). 
— VA Warm Match/' wlth'Crlmmlne analloro 
and a biff company, week of 15. Tbe follow- 
ing proved a strong drawing card week 'of 8: 
Senator Frank Hell, John and May Howard, 
Hilly lllmes, Karl, and Wilson and the Mee- 
ker-Baker Trio. I'rof. -IM R. Hutchison. 
with Retta Danzella. In their balloon ascen- 
sions, week of 8, brought Increased crowds 
to the park. They wilt lay off here week of 
Hi and will open atChlllcOthe, Ohio, week 
of 22. • ' •'" "-"■:■ . . '■■ "• '.. 

tKKH»i — Kirk ltrown, who will hend bis 
own company, and Will Deshon, his mana- 
ger, are here. , Rehearsals by this cohypany 

begun here 15 Ilargreuves* Circus is 

due at Steelton, Pa., Sept. 1 The Ly- 
ceum Theatre, this city, will open 31, with 

De Wolfe Hopper, In "Wang." Spencer 

C. Charters,, of this city, has closed a con- 
tract" for another season with the Thomas E. 
Shea Co.. and will open in Mnlnc the Itttter 
part of August. Mr. Charters IB now filling 
rti special - engagement with the Highland 

Park .StoeJi Qv., at York, Pa...' Walter 

Neumeyer. trap tlrummer. haa closed a con- 
tract to, play with tbe orchestra at the Hart- 
ford,. Conn., Theatre. 
■ ; e 

Scrsntnn, — At the Lyceum (A. J, Duffy, 
manager) Haverly's Minstrels came Aug. 12, 
to a large, house, opening the Lyceum's sea- 
son. , The performance was a pleating ouc. 

ACADBMY (A. J; Duffy, manager). — The 
Aubrey/Stock Co. week of It}. : The Meyer 
Stock Co. opened the Academy season week 
of 1, playing to good houses. 

Notkb. — A. H. Wooda, formerly treasurer 
of the Welting, Syracuse, has been appointed 
treasurer of the Lyceum and Academy,.... 
Robt. Alexander, treasurer of the Academy 
for three seasons, has, been, a n nolated busi- 
ness mnnager of the IJrnnd, at Wllkesburre. 

•' ■ , i .. , .'.i ' 5 
wiiiinmsimrt — At tie Vallamont Park 
Pavilion (Lyman A. Pray, manager) tho Val- 
lamont Stock is breaking all prmoitB records. 



"Turned Up" Aug. 8-10, "The Galley Slave" 
11-lU. Duo: "Heart, of. Kentacky'' 1S-17, 
'At Cozy Corners" 18-20. - Voti.lAjiiin T t«nii 



record breaking attendance 
"The BhO-Guu' 7 Is tb follow 
Bitty. ,.•'," ; 



of the 



Mux 



here Sunday evening. 1 -I. Business has been Prociidero, and also nreseutlug "wheel" at- 
exce|lenl. lie Wolf Hopper Is announced. -to iractUins, This plan makes no allowance for 
arrive '28. , .' . ■ v.v HxP T : J«i* " Opera House continuing In 



Sn mui.ucuii Tiikatiih (It. H. Warmeyer, 
business manager). -- Raymond Illtchcock, 
featured In "The Yankee Consul." eaters 
upon the second week tit his second Chicago 
engagement In this piece Monday night, The 
present run Is it renewal of the engagement 
which suddenly terminated last Wluter. when 
nil of our theatres 'fell a victim to Mayor 
Harrison's celebrated "getting out front un- 
der" edict. Business Is line. 

•tlBKAT NontHnuNvTltHA'TiiK (K. D. Stair, 
iimriBger).— Master Gabriel und Geo. All con- 
Untie to depict Busier and Tige, In -"Buster 
Drown," 10 us great crowds and with *s 
much success us though ,the {future, of' this 
resort were not imaging In the balance. Noth- 
ing definite; Is known ha to whether Mnnnger 
Stair will "fight to n finish" or submit to the 
Inevitable result of the newly revised building 
regulations. The final Issue Is Indefinite. 

CitiTBktox TliKATRB (Ben M. Glroux, man- 
ager). — "The Wayward Son" shows up' In 
Chicago for Ilia llrst time Sunday nfteruoon, 
to nppeur hero twice dally ' throughout' tbe 
current week. He follows "The Idttl* Out- 
cast/' which spent lust week nt this North 
Side home of melodrama.. Anna Hlancke re- 
pented past successes In the name part und 
reasserted her right to atellnr , honors. Geo. 
W, Gill provided n good company for her 
support nnd Criterion patrons turned out In 
good numbers to bo entertained, 

Ai.iiamiiiia 'I'm; ci hi; (James H. Browne, 
Imsluess manager). — "The Little Outcast" 
moves down to this practically new nnd.ctr- 
inlDly pretty theatre Sunday nftfmoqnj"to 
.spend the current days, us a successor ti "'On 
the Bridge nt r Mhhrighi," whlcli. With 1 deb. 
Klluit nnd Alma Ileum featured, dedicated 
this popular resort for the new season, week 
ending 111. 

i'mlimUi s TntJATM (Weber Urns., mana- 
gers). — Rebuilt In conformity with the- rc- 
vIsihi regulations ns to theatre construction, 
this house slat-is upon' the new season Sun- 
day afternoon. 1-1, with "A Friend of tho 
Family" Rs the opening attraction. William 
Friend and Thlss Mtfrane have the leads. 
\Viii. E. Gorman innkes the .production. .The 
next, fcitroctlen wllf-be "Out ot to* Foln?' 
coming, for cine week, '21'. '• 

Ili.rfiU Tiikatiih i Win. Iluchi*. Itimlilcis 
mniiiiiteri.- 'iiieclmuli'il Trull) Lip tu IsilLmi, 
relu'illl as lo stlvl Hinge coiiHlvuctton, (tew •-■•- 
I ranees. lixllB and'sfstlng iirhlngi'iuetitB, mil in 
.xlrlef conformity tt> (lie new retpUrcmenls; 
this West side house opens for Its -regular and' 



> continuing 
'Ihe wheel." Manager Wusun, when I last 
talked with him, wus not prepared' to stale 
just, what his plans were, hut I presume 
Block burlesque wUl reign during, the regu 
|uC season Bt .lack's. . ., Martin Beck, genera 



manager of tho Orpheum circuit, Hpent )»et 
Week U» .New Xork F boofflig attlnct«SnB ?.'.". 
<leo, -Castle was In town Saturday, having 



returned from bis tour of the" trotting 
track* and recovered from his "shake up" 
received while driving one of bis horses In 
a race at Brie, recently. , . . . .The Chicago 
Comervitoiy, of MuMc and Dramatli! Art 
will open Its Fall term Sept. 1. Frank Liv- 
ingston, -who was stage director at the Bush 
Temple Theatre, hist season, haa been en- 
gaged ns director of tho dramatic depart- 
ment.... People nt Chl-GanCy Beach. 

.Michigan City. Ind., this week: Mitchell 
nnd Love, Delto und Dothn, Laredo and 
Blake, Shepherd nnd Porter, and the Al 
jtilloiiB Musical Trio. BoydeJ. Gllmore, of 
Ihe vaudeville firm, of Olltuore and La Tour, 
Ik manager of the theatre.-. : .A. H. Rackett, 
of Rackett and Hnaard, Is visiting his home 
In this city. Rackett. and Haiard have re- 
turned recently from a two veers' tour 
of ihc European halls, and go back again 
In Januarv for another long tour of the 

foreign circuits. . „ . Fred Kohrdlc has 

been In town for a week, resting, file 
goes jo Chester Park. Cincinnati, wock 
nf 1,1-20, and Ihen returns to Chicago 
to present his remarkable, hand balancing 
specially for/ a long run With Pulfi "Last 
Days ,or^Vompe(i''; on'the West fiifle.... \ 
Kiwne Cllne. dealer In movtug trictnrc 'ma- 
chines und flints, has gone for a lour 

of the principal toB'na of Ohio 

Sam Collins has signed to play Dave Lewis' 
role In the .New York ptuductlou ot "The 
Royhl Crlef."- ,. . . . Store theatres to be built 
on paper: this time,, the location Is to lie 

Thirty-ninth and Collage' Grove , ... flu, 

clever Sisters! McObhnell, ncconlpautell [>y 
tltclr mother. Kliiy Smith, left Biilurdsv for 
La Crosse. Wis.,, to Jolrl Walter Van' Dyke's 
Co. for Ihe season, filling 'an ougngement se- 
cured throiujua CuWai "ud," r ... .,. , , , 

" '' V't^jtftl A. 

Pi.nnnculii.- -AT Peusacohi itpr-ra ll,m«e 

(.1. M. Poc. laaiuigeri the Mabel Paij.,. In. 

oihu.r the house week of Sept. n. AssUUiin 
Muudgcr Mck Smith has Just returned. IrolD 



Arnold, known here; ns the blind comedian, 
died 'Just Week at Ollftoti Belgbls and?)«a 
btirkfl Wedneailay, . 10, in A.Iuth Jesliurem 
Cemetery, 'Iflrgnkford.; • I , : \ 

»lttsba*ir.-iwitl| the passuge of the 
middle of August tbe season of 1004-5 looms 
up very prominently. The Grand uud Kmplrc 
will open Monday, Aug. 22, to be followed 
Slonduy, Sept. 5, by the Avenue, Nixon and 
Duquesno. it Is expected tbe Aivin will be- 
gin operations about Monday, Sept. 10, .al- 
though Manager Davis bus not yet reached 
u definite conclusion as to date or tho exact 
policy- to be pursued relative to the class of 
attractions to be presented. Hyde & Hen- 
man's new theatre, at. Sixth Street and Du- 
ucsne Way, Is rapidly Bearing completion, 
und It Is the understanding that their Inten- 
tions ns to the policy to ho followed will 
sbon be made known. • . 

Buou Tiikatiib (R. M. Gullck. manager). 
—"Across the Pacltlc," with Hnri-y Clay 
Blftrtey; IB Ind week. "Lighthouse tiv the 
Sen" drew crowded houses • last week, - ; In 
splfe of extremely warm weather. Viler, First 
Fiilse Step" 222.7. - ., 

AfAiiKMv (Hntry, W. Williams, manager). 
— Dkklns' Dtbpllm llurlestjucrB for the etir- 
rent week, Including : Valuer* and Horton, 
Mddden , and jeBs, Jordan and Hose,: Wredo 
and Dn,ce, Mildred Stroller, Ronton Comedy 
Four nnd others. The Bon TonBurlcsauers 
hud a vory successful week 8-18, packing the 
house to the doors- oft' various occasions. 
Their extremely clever show was wall re- 
ceived and Is sure. of a warm welcome upou 
Its next nppearanco here. The London 
Belles 22-27. . . , ,,T " 

,Si>i:thliin, Pauk (A. 8. SleSwlguu, man- 
ager l. --Crowded houses were tbe rule inut 
week, the audiences being auiply- renalil-liy 
a splendid show. Commenting 15 and week : 
Gavin and PlatL Oracle and lteynolds, Dc- 
monlw nnd Bel); Hurry Brnwii. ' 
v Ivrsnywood Pauk (F, T. Moorheod, man- 
nger).-— 'I'he convefia ...tnW .week ' nr* again 
luitilshed by the Homestend Llbrury Band. 
An extra attraction Is the daring blevolo 
loop the loop Set Of Rose Abd Lemon 

OAKwoQn-p.inK (A.-,S. McSwIgan, mann- 

S?C.*2~#. , "'if l, W c overcMhB the, transportation 
lMtaRles*McouiiterM'Wirllf>r'hi the Season. 
Ihe mnuugement iirescnts a vnndevlllo enter- 
nilninent. romnienelng !.", nnd week, ns fob 
Iowb." Hhlr arid Mnlr. the Great Morn, Qeo. 
Carroll, .Walton, Rlchev and Harrington . 

NOTKB.-r-The' Grand Opera House, which 
Ik to Iki devoted to contlnuotiB vaudeville of 
the highest order this season, will present a 
handsome appearanei) on the occaslou of Its 
opening, Monday. Aug.- 2a. • Tllo renovation 
has been .thorough, ami lbs decorations, 
willed «re bolng nnrrled to completion, nrc 

uf the most artistic order Mi'Sj-'R. M. 

Gullck. ,wlfe of.tke popvliir mauuger of tho 
Itljnu und Duqnesoe Theatres, left last week 
AX" n trip to F.iirnpc. BccouMaUM liv her 
umtlu'r ami sltder,, 

' • ' »• „ I i " a » ' ■ 

II live I hIi lira-.-- At ibellraihl Opera II mls« 

fM. IMS miinuneri the KtusHtt'opcued Aug. 

IS'wIlh the Boiielulaii ltltrle^muv; to two 

big huubvs. The compauj- tccica • big sue 



n-i;i. Due: "lie, 

VaifdeyllleTwl'li 
be Riven until Sept. 10. A beautiful Hou- 
vculr containing the photos of each member 
of tbe stock company will be given away to 
the lady patrons 20. 'The local chapter Of 
the Actors' Church Alliance will entertain tho 
members of the Vallamont stock with an 
elaborate bunquet ID. 

FonurAuoH A BSUJl' Cincns Aug. 27. 
■ -. » ^ 

A10m.uk. — At the IOIcvehth Avenue Opern 
House (I. c Misbler, manager) Ibe Imperial 
Vaudeville Co. appeared Aug. S.-1Q.V "Fln- 
nlgau's Ball" 13, "The' Thoroughbred" lii, 
HI, "Her First False Step" 0,7, 18. 
. Lakbmont Pauk Tkhatiiu (S.- S. Crune, 
manager). — Attendance wus only, fairly good 
Week of 8. ", i • - ! ' • ' '■ ■ *■'■ 

■' : i t i » > r -.'-■• 

uissai;iii'si:tis, 
"f ■ ■■ ■ 
Uiision. -This week will he a very ousy 
one for (lie local theatres, as Hie Grand 
Army Is holding Ub annual cncumpiiieut hero 
and Ibe city Is crowded with visitors from 
all parts of the country. "Woodland,'" at 
the Tremont, and "The' Isle of Spice,". at 
tho Globe, are In the lust week of their 
long '-• runs. Changes: "A Fair Rebel," nt 
tho Castle Squnrv: "The Mlue and tho 
Gray," nt the Bowdoin Siiuure, aud ether 
appropriate bills for tho 0. A. It.. visitors 
ai the other amusement places. Good busi- 
ness ruled last week. 
, 'i in.MD.vr - Tiibatiih (Jno. B. Schoullol, 
nniiiager). — This la the soventoculu and lust 
week of the long, successful cngugomont of 
"Woodland" and everything points ■ .to a 
for the wlpd up. 
for a six weeks' 

Gt.onis. Tin: vniw (Stair, ft Wilbur, 'niuun- 
gi't-K). Monday of this week begins tbo Uf- 
teenth and closing week of "The isle of 
Spice" at this house, llusluess wus good last 
week and crowded houses uru assured for 
ibis week. After • n week of darkness tho 
house will he reopened for Uh regular season. 
i.iiami (U'kiia iiuiisi: (Stair, . Wilbur, % 
Mngee, malingers).— Howard Hall uud com- 
puny, in "The Wall's Paradise,". had a good 
week. The Russell Brothors, James and 
John, are here this week in their new sbuw 
by Churles A. Taylor, "The Fnmalu Dutec- 
tfves." "More to Bo, Pitied Than Scorned" 

is booked for next week. 

can'u.i; SquAitii Tiikatiib (J. II. Kmery, 
mnnager ) . — "A Fair-. Rebel," Which has uut 
hud a local production: for about sovou yours. 
Is. revived this week. The full strength, of 
the cast Is Utilized In the performance. At- 
tendance .good lust week. I In .rehearsal, 
"Hnryekt.", ' , ,.' r t ; .• ( j '• , 

. BOWDOIN Soc.Mii; Tiikatiib (G. K. 'Lbthrop, 
manager). — "Tbo Blue and tbe Gray" Is be- 
ing done by tbe house stock this week and is 
Just suited for the week. To follow: "Ruucli 
10." 

1 lIowAiin Athenabum (Wm. McAvoy, man- 
ager). — Tbo lluwui'd BurlcsquciB begin their 
season's . work this week and - uppear iu a 
travesty on "The Isle of Spice," entitled "Tho 
Isle of Splice." The variety performers arc : 
Orpheus Comedy Four, Boulta, Three Mitch- 
ells, Gorman nnd West, Harry Brown, Dud- 
ley and Chcalyn, Ida Howell, Dclbcrg Sis- 
ters, the Hedge*, Alien and Applelon, Bar- 
ney and Dolly Flynn, Mi'Dade aud Welcome, 
tbo Two Hoblm, Copplnger and White aud 
tbe kinetograph. 

• KbJth'b Thbat»b'(B. F. Keith, manager). 
~r"Our. Boys In Blue" Is one of tho special 
features, for current week. Other cards : 
Fadettes Woinan'a Orchestra, Clara Bullcrlul, 
Toledo and Price, CuWIn and Otto, the Klec- 
tric FouivPaiardo, McKlnuounnd Becd. Ar- 
thur Whltelaw, Lystor and Coqke, and GloU- 
bocks, nnd the hlograph. '.J i i--. ir.lt <> 

I'.u.Acr. TmiATHB (Charles II. Waldrou, 
manager).— After a most successful Summer 
season, the stock, burlesque company cloBcd 
Hh engagement lust Sattirduy night, and this 
iveck the first of the traveling companies— 
Itlce 4 Barton's Uose Hill Co. — In .the ul- 
tra ct Ion., A three act burlesque, "KnlgbtB of 
tbo Red Garter," supplies the comedy. Tho 
olio- Includes Ponge, and. Lea, Blanche Now 
combe, i.lbnn C'lia and, company. Katnerlno 
UpWc Palmer, Van Brothers, and tbo Bison 
City Quartette.. I . -, ,..-■,. <.i "j ix 

• LyoKCB TubatIib (G. H. Batcheller, man- 
ager). —After n vacation of many weeks this 
house, Is reopened. on Monday. Aug. IB, for 
the, season 11104-tl,"). The season oneucd with 
a hiirlesue show, although no special name Is 
given to the company. Tno travesty Is called 
"At Manila Bay," und vaudeville acts ar« 
contributed hr John U. FcrgiUTon,, Bulla and 

{ayptond, AHce Loslle, and Dtucon . and 
WnlkeV. '^ " ^ '-' "-'• ~™ -"'• 

'^nuTt* & Sionk'n Miibbuii (Stone & Shaw, 
managers).— Week of Aug. Ill : Curio halls— 

The Orient lu Boston,' a novelty, present- 
ed by n company, of twenty-five Oriental mu- 
sicians end dancers, headed -by Sato; Ben 
Hnr, largest unnkc In tho world: the Culr- 
mans, MurtliiBlll, the modeler, and Punch 
limine. <',Slajto--Alfr#d Hull^ Gladys Hvertou, 
Lim untl Jlertte Alleiir? 'lie '. AVolfo Slstere. 
('Ilfford- aud llnyes. livu l>ebrou, lliothern 
Kim i,n ll. the Marsh Falully.aml the Spragucl- 

; NicKBWBEOx. (L. B. Walker, manager).— 
Curio halls:. Tbe Patriotic Gli Is, and aggro- 
gallon. <,f y, mug ladles, who present, a pro- 
Ktaiupic or iiiilrliilli' .NiinuM aud cliiirui'lerlK- 
Hc ihilii:,;,; .lohn A. Tiunklii'i, Irlii^ ami nlgn 
.lnmp.fr: PriiTBiMor Miller, broom i,u,g: Gag 
Moil's .three legged renal cr, and n .- 'basket 
Hall 4'outVKt 'Jietwecu. two leiims of jirctly 
girls. Stage: Lva Dc Lcvu, Anulc -MartfUj 



Attotom THE ISTETV^ YORk CLIPPER. . .. . ^ 

. ^ . ii 

Bessie %J^^tiD."^W^niuTJHft and the'Ncw Bedford Th.atre. . . . . .11. 3 Shecdf 28. . . .'. ."Ipss" ntnrta In at Baltimore. MA, Pautww r*T»K (^S.^JS"^.^^ ii n B VitS» , iS S th« I JDi'r«' , V ( {iM' ' nd "" 

llowe and Uunje, ♦....,. r will open hi. tfM(» Street bouee aa thi IB, and '"rtp Sinking OW the flrst wtck In ag*nt).-A clew vauWlllcjHIL^rtaUied meet tap In the opera house. 

V P0IN¥ «r $«»' ( Wn.. H'lPKell, man/- Nlckelolleon Venule.' "be- heSSe Ti a* aSpterabor^T.t if.ltTmoM Itaeteir Ma- tern ewwtoy^ Rl. ,>J»» 3®^ »«"! '■^•■' * " ' ' "'" ' ' ; 

ger).— The bill n tbe^ ruatto. theatre this , log remode led. . chinlst C. W. Morton, who Iihk been busy SIsTere, the Musical (loolnjanj, Button ,na Toledo.— At the Caeluo Theatre (Otto 

week Include. Nlchols/adf CtoHT tmerjon ' T % s > — : . : ; (OWIds' the Bummer arranging 1 11 the ncccs- i*f 1 ,'to»^/f.l«ft* ,l a* l b * ^V*. ' ma»ai»r) tta TfSee Merrill* were 

and Omega. Donnell* *nO* «la», *£»%»* SprH»gOei«-_ Xt tbe Court Rattan The- *y *afe detaft for Bpencor and Abort a ut r 1 tasked ljidWn w Bjnd "baabten jrlvttg ebn-i ^^.^".^^J",^ bill, which wa« 

ere, Maeon and Fletcher, and Colonial mov- atre (W. t:u Mill manage) the Corse tractMnaTwIll remain with "Alter Midnight." cerrrrh (Be T*rk ttHmmenee rtttsWa. • - Hm blge^ week of tbo season. For week 

log Pictures. James J Corbett wa«.«n Idd- . Baytoni-H'toVk cloie* a t Keeks* (ajH> • .v^ft »>n la booked to Wj gJ fo ^.^^t&yta^^l^'^^ o«« ArtV^S^T^ii «« A.IHSSvllle will be dropped, the 

ed feature on Sunday. The head on col- ment Auk l.'l the return« netn» of ^Tiv the Ataittpy on ' f-abrtf Day Maurice new edifice Is l*ok*o. to- open Ana\-ir>.> -inw V..* 1 } h*!,,. Katurvn Ostermnn and Co., 

Hsloa between two locomotives will take Mtlsfactory nature . Kthel Iu?ke?''an5 &lh hair again, signed with "F.lght Bells." bulldln* I* owned JfT^S-E K.'Vill W*te* wSwjVIa Ttore. 7c5r«"l«aa "Tha 

place, weather permitting, on Saturday of-, Thorn.* S? 'Alexander n.ldea? to limit \xa»& »»« **•" ««!««» «» "»' advance work. Cur tadlkuav»ll*, ami will '* "»w»Bwl . by • <HL mrt TMt Caiks I.Ike Me." rilie will be as- 

ternoou of this week. ... .. , nml wer , givwMceUeM support Harrv *hlch fir- Is thoroughly nunltfled. making this Bnrtnws, who ta also manager o'">* rn ™ Jiste.1 »y Charlotte Townsend and a most ca- 

CiiRSCBNT GAitnuNM (Wm. H. (VNell, -roan- Maotell and* BloVsom Robinson .were Worthy Uls thlid seasoa with .the llrothers Byrue. Theatre, of .«tt a oBjf. i7^*^:JffS* pohle , Fonipauy. Including Dickie Delnro. 

agerJ.-fJon nnd Conrad. Anderson and ,,r special mentlos LSpeclaMer "were lire- Harry Jlogau will resume hb. old posl- thwtfw J»W »0 g. W JW J"!y»vJg K"la (Joepe"" "arrle U Mint, A. Burt Wes- 

Hrlggs. Kimball and Donovan, Job. Velmont, duced by Drawee ■ JugSer anV the Tlree »'on of Acting intinafrer at tlie Bfou. nod atorlew lu . telght. ».«Jf'*5'«W .« Ku^enV Shakespeare, tlldeon Burton, 

the "valHhes, slullv and Boyer, and coloalaf Marweenaa comedy airobatB and they went I'tutr'" Dyas. nrooem- master, will remain devoted to the oOk-ea of ,«a|aMMSjgBr 1 be :.; a , „ k r 'Ji* w '^, a ^ w Tll|am Bowe, with Bob- 

P jmilra^f»ttlsVfor»nrM«k;s show. W rtl. UW IXKYst.dei i-aSi- Sta mmsTra" ataTnch i tVthe hotor regime. . , The Jer appyraajca of, the, fjy.nt_jg^«a WJAj irt Milton a. -tngc- director. ,- ' r 

NonrvBEUA V*"^ (€ar e Alberte, mana- gavea line entertainment l" to an audience »ey City Klks held a SummeV nights festival vagrie Impresslot^ iof the mass mint "f'"!"- p*mt Thcatrb (Lou a Hanner, propria- 

ger).~Thla week :- Illnatrared" Civil War which Ttaied the capacity ^ ol r the ^e - Nell t». which proved very prolltable. The new whTch extends back several ^^ hundred MM, , or V„The bill for 14 and week IncluSea: 

Fecture. with colored Homograph picture, of O'Brien wa. a. fuSny aa ever Tr, Do.^k addition now In course of conatructron will no* • la wrrodnde* by large bu lldln™. 1 be «■«£ if. Bradshaw and Co., Jsa. J. Morton. 

famous batUe. scenes; Appolo Mate Quartet, stader made a big suce™. on bis comnientB not only be an ornament to the order, but a outer , lobby .entrance «»*""», J*"*! ,V>W[ t b» Three Mttdeopa, John A. West,' Mary 

BBn£a.2ouaves; the Knp Trio, genned; on l".l mattera. and the musical UumSSr. credit to the city. It will l». (Hushed about Heventy-Hva feet before t^k aaftWser.tr «M gjjjg reo »n»co^ M(p _ 

attrJ-RoofieJri nrtd Will- Dockray. S J^ n Hmdley: \\Mniam "HfcDonVw! »he holidays. .. ...Chnrlea D. Baker, of New- ^ffpta,"*^ bron.e^.nd unhog- Mrs. Atll.on were the success of last we,Wa 

Mr.npnm> Boi;i.BVAm> Thbatub (J. ■/. ilor- Nat Keete ' Manuel Bomnlne and irirrv alila »<*. K.J.. and Ida UWrtoiu of Omaha, .Neb., nlsbvd In white maible. bronse anu mnnoK nt Bugjnesa Is good, 

man, manngerl.-J. W. Rorman's Imperial m "^Sff 'reMaVed. "vBlffm ^Hall*t%ailW wei : e m.rrrled 4" by Judge Al.ies. The newly nuy. ( , \ftjf- JpfOM are provide, f or^ ^he D, ^ 1[L ^ rj n (1 e 'p^"^ W . McCormlck, m.na- 

Slnatref »SoW la ' lofaf ed. here this week, terlocntor. wa5 Vxwllen and be dancing of waliat Mb? Iff tksO^ Q» gwetor.etwjsg. Mrtw of (W* .^ bf . , ' m ll^ t U ^„? ger'^Buslneaa averaged well for 7 and 

R Ft& ( Wl£k C^JafrSS^SSIS^ NeVvofet^w ^e Stat treasu'fS?^ S ^Qr^d^ o^rr^nf^ V , 

S^SelH^^;»a ESSSSSS S^-l%®5 l s»S nri^^fewxi^^^^ «^^^»«"»« 

SmT S'H'^VS »S£S'SaKi ^S* , S^HPe aX^^cn^^ay'wuVqS EL^S^^S^^l^ 

^SlliiSI , DBS 3^i3L*w^*« a ctt S^^«l^-r afiis«d 9J9^^SRLM 

••wSSliSrV 1 ^wben It iroea n n 1 on • fieorSe "virile i9c?SXthk, .. IU i..in. >...,„» »„i mualtal dnnibera for tlW concert baodV at tlie In the arch arc figures representing the Ave w ,.,.u of Aug, IB. This resort will clo»e, 

J^^S?"te| S 35 Iran^tfeTrkfSl ?£f n rour.^t,^«t» S^S^^ffiSI 'W* n„ 11? g(C.M. pU 

L. „J?« ^VhV'iMdinff rnie ' h i "nwitaU • rir~«i.u ,t «L w «i ! to «2Lr" d " 12 by Lender Ilearr T. Wagller'a band nt nlahed In the arts ami crafts style, and Is manager) will open Wednesday, Aug. 17, 

fflSJMBt^? tS gft ^n^: gfe i ^UtV SggA- 1> vin^orff ^rk 1 . ' J-*. '"K^Vf'tR 'baTcJuf.^"^^^! KwSfiS W IS % 18SRS 

ttans-wllP present fills season XtWtM coloretV troupes' which have been playing the ; . • ... ~ „,.,.,„ 12™,,,. fin ^ electric MahtS which maie™ »ef,. r Mv .«?« hi «ve?v • reuiect % ' 

Aahmore, otMedford, has signed with the park- In this vicinity, closed with the show Trenton.-At the Taylor Opera Uonne S^ffi f *2 1< S! c JEK e , SSltali rttSS udltoc" "* rflfMy M fe '," eVe 7 K T. 

Sunsle, Wood Block Co. 1 for tBls aeoaon. .. . on Tuesday,, nnd- returned, to New York. ,,.. (L. Rtoddard Taylor, manager) Uavarlya JWi i Ul l . DM t. I. ae c. mag oi tuo auouiori i-^*~, — ww -. 

■fean Toy" beglna Its season nt North Adams, The: IMttslfeld Ixidge of Klks recently held Its Minstrels played to good business Aug. 11. " ■' l» > rang u i u p. « iiiir w >. a i< ss Ajjron.— At Ukeslde t'nrk Caalnh HJtry 

Friday, Aug. 11) Henry C. Barnnbc; annual clambake nt llodecker's pavilion, Pon- Cha* lv. Champllq'a' Stock Co., 16-20. Boe ™.f*V}':*S> " ,„' L ,tuv on fiMs of s! w A. 'iWh. manager) it strot.jr Mil. of srhieli 

Is at bla Summer home ut Vineyard Haven, toosuc Lake; PlttsfleW.lnild a -genaral good Stock f»o. 22-U7.: • • "[' .': „,,,'. "?,,,. iaKhioa of tin celling ofilhe Uatajr Luud was n pleasing ftatiire, crowded 

....Irving S. l-'lnn, of Medforik baa iolacd time was bad.. .. ..The musicians with Tat- Btatr Stbbbt Tiikathj: (grank B Sbal- "*" ' J' "^ !* .^ ,/, "\ i .f™rv Si WiaUi IncttotaT »*»»"•* tboWieent every pefformnlue week of Aug. 

"Tbo lale of Spice" Coi. ...... Harry Wis teir-A Terryw Show Joined Wllh' the Barring- tera, mnnager).-"Mpr<' to Be V tied than « K» falOBI ll '"'W * ^„ C ross the celling la * Week of 15: Clara Mnynnrd. Mr. and 

Is In town In advance of "The Sho'Gun." too Band, and gave a free concert at Great Scorned" ployed to tblg bualueaa 11-13, atld nil |li itKii "^1"'°" 2rcb nnd nldia 1 from Mm. Alllsou. Holly ami Meehuu, HowJWIand 
T— • ' HnrrTngrnn InsrVhursday Eleanor 0. proved to be one of the beat malodratnae ever front ^XlfS7aBre%^a^H?twk3 , ' ,n(,r * Newell atnl rflDln, Kellcy and Vtfilette 

LovveH^Dull 'nil* threatening weather Lawla,*of Westlletd. has signed for a second seen In thin city. It la an. orlglual melo- HSL^g ȣB "SSSJtL- JSSJSSrlR (return). 

. j£EE K£S£2J2SL ""'" n J2&. W gaS year with "The .Fortune Teller," and will drama'. In live acta and eight ; scenes, ; written above the roof -where- an exhaust ra tj X3X„ M TllgATlir <H. B. Vail, manager). 

ffi?"$'™S^?trt,*rt&U$$ to^tt^tSl? S'S^^rfg-D^tS^t^ a^V^&t^nlf,^. -Thl- houaa op.n. 17 with Al. Q. rield'a 

uttended, especially at Canohle, whert the gjg"»!W g. hJ i&VK.J&mn ' S.PWt sJSSbii MS .» .^ b m t aTrlnl i«rforin- '««• '•' &• centra ' of each of these Minstrels, 

Haverhill City Band, nsHlated by Eva Brooks W* ££ S2& fi^&LJ? J&E& %?£ ' ». ViiXv'.^he atre Nework rfj. In ventilators I. a WW hundred candlo power . ' 

Kllnn, soprano, entertained. Concert*, 14, ffiSjJ'jS LSff^L£iS , iS.^i! l, Ai2; KS"{" a«,i # Sit »alnn ou7vfM ntayed for tie incandencent light. The house has Sal g V rli> S ae|dJ.— At Spring Hrnve I'ark 

by the same people. 'PBt po s tree t ■ , ,, sit. • ,.■ ,, ml oil ce and .11- ;3\?f nl , VblTMhoi a t the Btn « Btraet mnf' »" llreprimf as possible, nil Wires c.Klim ( a K. Martlny, nSsnnger) the atteu.l- 

I.akbview TjtgATB* (.T. ,T. Plynn, mana- K2te»«f« 8ffi[4Jg'.S , g t . SSI' —^ tSmS ■ ihi. eitv" 11 doXarf^WwP belnR l« Inn) conduits. NS exit. bavoWil nnea for week of Aug. 8 was large afi.l the 

ger).-^The Oorinnus, In "Jack and the Bean- JSKSffiSffirf ,hLt,,.f »fii.,r ^RSii i, m I tJi? fl«>l" in 17 (-The Child ^V If e"lia». n '«* '« tl" 1 « u l» lf u,lor »- n,tM > '" M'" lowr ' 'ld»'»y »' »"• perf"rinonc»' was excellent. 

Stalk," closed a very BuccesBful two weeks' 9ttg?m8Lffl l . l> a i* e £ l l n / ttitf/ oL.ni!f the Jilnila" "a^'-irtwrf^lP gWW«l3 two fifteen loot lobbies have For week of 14: Vaudevlllo 14-lf, and I'aln's 

engagement 13, the -'business being big and ,W?°S l lhMtr A >J;-. ?.' ** Lff i , . ,?i.1 c „"SS£" ..S" een of ,1 " Jun|C,e " - 4l Arl,!on ' , "" Keen irranged on the lower floor. The cur- "l,a*l l>nya of lW»" lR'.U The llrcac 

^e u 'cllnS i ^nr l s\sranfe Wl\ ''^SJgs^ ~" 1 ^^gMttflfi. MS^afSDUui ^3^ ffi< R £ P^ ££ 

h^ya^ptat,. , The Trolly Party" th, g- v^g f?&, Xc^'t £ SSKl^SSrr S^'^^ft^.WW^hSffi I r r rwe^^ngn^ut^«' S, ffi 

S^a^yS&BBe S%SsSh5S3 3xSoHiS«an«k'! S^»3SSfe«' ,, -S 10 - 20 - ■ 

SpnirSkr?i™ P cntertnine* several important rile. Mr. Snckctt Knox Bros.> Walter and Lottie Williams ■{T' LSLS^-JgLfl 'lL w .i.2 n '.^'.'g°> . "" 0. England,' manager) Vogel's Minstrel, will 

XtfJMStSi nh.a ,he .TuZ e, 8ack , etr , "hm S&'ugS,., "^t.'r ,,,e 8,,mB,er : • _ ,„ ^& T ^%XU' , *S SPS.%2 **& A"W "'" " 

h lt„, 1™, Kin J ?and Oneen n?oveil'tohS known us Julia Suiideiaon, who scpred such Cumdew.— At Hie Camden Theatre (M. B n nnM w ilern well eoulim d and lii. » »» 

a'go^ttugcaU^d^^iX^retXed ■^.^*yg» W l^l«g W. Taylor, manager, la.t week wltne.sed fc« |J {^"^^ TbowTlX" tK opC KaitTVOKV. 

SffiSF TbefcolumbiaVaulevllleCo. 8,^55^ *™rF*^ffi&*tfo Sr*ti!rTOaTS^Fo? , & M ld« a.tmetl on. U bo.*>l in-17. , . 

*HUE£, KBjUg, ^B^» <JVm. ... Vhh,- JK^^ «««'- h to be held at Hampden jg^ y^ home; was ^^^ ^taUtS „m Oreal H hkrn The- dgPSXgZ aVC^.ttor.fe 

ney, managerh- J. J. ■Gx.rnuuVa JgJgWft '" K, r . uh,y?k lT show vlXrs the many Improve-- aire <L.< M. 'Hoda. madnger) tie m-ason o.»u- feOoVntl. durKTtW Bummer: the saaaoo 

o'f vlollrdsts- How ev°and r/slie Bee*""S a.r»'«—At Oormarl's Bummer Theatre. »", the pretty playhouse was" fhr'onged With Al. 9. Field's Ml i-l Mai during weak Of *,», launched Aug. 7 with a rousing rW 

si,„,v X»1k" KunXi-H and tl e k.nm^rnnb Salem Willowa (M. J. Doyle, manager) bu.l- wltli sightseers. - Tne opening, performance Aug. 211. r > ' <\ ' r tint, to Llucoln / Carlilr's 'Hearts of Chl- 

H„. n'e»K 1 »« ^been Til l that ^cOuld ^ i» de.O" ' »*«" «»ntlnuc« t P to the high mark and the on , Monday. 8. and the succeeding date. KMMM, Tiikatiih ill A. We l.man^nnn- cagt 1," wlih-b opened a week's engagement. 

° MSS!nV!-l?flM^tl. illSrri ' tolMd ^t'he indications are g.Kid for the rest of the sea- was very satlsfucfory from The bo* Ofllce ger) —"Char ey a Aunt." whlcll closed- the Paeked ga lerles. ha conies and fH audi- 

.mkni i.in.— 1. n/a nein imrry joineii ine .v Sentember. This Htnndpolnt. "l>ea era In Wh te Women" wn* season for Ibis house, was the actors benclll, onces on the lower Hour marked the open- 

" jMk Ttdl^l5lkSa*««^tl^SfcTfe ^VlSn^l^uSLiS^mmmS, thelaetar part of the week attraction. Main- i.n.l drew, to a cauaolty houw. The house re- Cm John-It. Nicholson, In the lea.ll.ig role 

■■Ii.'-' •JS^J gU!SiPjffly i gLiS'g^i,a,g Ueorgla (JarOner and Joseph Madderti. Klein, pby.fts. slirgli'81 solance. chel^oatry and Ibe opena week uf aft. ut John Ames, did some clever •acting, ami 

J?.* 1 !? ^JBKr l^yiffl ^^.y5SyJ gBg!S OttTlros. vmimSESrtSi shadow and mysticism o"f the Buddhists,^ all combined. (Iiuni. Oi;ki.a I.m.hk (A. O. Oven., mana- w« aldy' assisted by Knlliryn Marney. The- 

to/, ; . j_.™e Feppie'g theatre will is> tipenaa JJJlkJSJTl^SB develoned' a remarkable pot n this produc- ger .— Vogel's Mlustrels oUMMd hero 111, l.'l, other members of (he cotniNiiiy (I ed their 

Labor Day. 8«pt. 5, by Harry A, .Wood ward •flK2H*5!SSBj ti -r J J Bhay Is arranging S5T? nm "" on p< " " , -md played to crowded bouse. *t, all par- rfll.s ci-edltol.ly. (Tbo amuai-v W naw and 

manager of Woodward's Vaudeville Co., and .*"?§• c „ n 3 to be Ueld week of. 2t 4t Wbi.bh BaWrBMU' Show will appear bete fOfmaW " ' „ . bjantlful. And the tire elred. very Ibrllllng. 

wUi B. run aa forma^y, with up to date fSjJSL^WSir W ffi gBr laS&uea *AiB Aug. Ill" Hioh Hrar.gr TrtBATHg (A. 0. OveM. man- Tlio vnnrt'evnie tVin. given by Bln.'lu. Iloy.r. 

vaudtvllle. Manager Woodward Is at ores- SJt™^ SuTvlS»1tvllla^^?^W?» * NoTK.-Wm. C. Murphy, author of "Why ngerj.— "The Wayward Hon," K-10, and "A in Iho Meand ad, was exceptionally m.kmI. 

.nt c» rottle In State of Maine, where fie Is J»aiu wrato * ^ m ™*J£ to &BES5. Women HI.." and "Why He Dlvon-ed Met/ <«« of tMe Hlrtof." 11-Wi played' to Inrge Vov week of 14. "X Olrl of lb« ftpb." 

p easing big crowds nlghtUr W lth his vauue- §•"« m" now Booking for Hie Kail and Win- | lu , written a new rating play which will be hfMtwa nt all performnnrea. ■••Cha' Heart Of Ma.onic TlIgArur. (Cliaa. A. Bhaw, muii- 

vllle company. jHe blograph I. b«lng p U.ude J^^" ^lBM-OfT Id the company are: put on lu several large cities by the Taylor t h leairo, 1-1 add vm the Hhiulow of tbe ngey>.--/|\ l |g house Sum tho MMU U. 

*.rR M:l Si-ft^ t S. re -.'-;.'"l:! l »' nn«su«xl cmrnlvjal gySJ M „ rray . zuiu K. Wells, Kthel May Amusement Co., next; 8prT)ig. Ogllowa." 4-ti; drew woll- as- the aeaeon'e viltll Itnlplt Htiliirf, lu ''By Itlght of Hwrnd.' 1 

jf T !KiT M. C. A. (local)' waB held 11, on *»'<JJ" * Mottlo 'Vnrr George P Pooler. Maa' ' " , "■ • ' ' openers. Coming: "A- Working Girl's Wrongs" Buokinoiiam Tiinatnm (Wl.allrt. Mros., 

the fair grounds, and proved a'success lb f, l r 0W H ; lU " a " , wiUlaius «S Manslleld and „ , „ I .,,„■." .„ „ ,.„„.„ IBrVT; WdTF«3 ills llrotheA C'rlnie" IH-^l. nmliagora).- The season of.liufta e will be 

every way. The vaodevlllc- entertainment L" olP y.7 n uBtruted aonga. .Manoger Harry Mo ^" k# .S;- A i, to T. r '?» 1 ' • U Vv!m.^ u i.?/ (*HWAN0» >a\B« <W. \f. Proascr. uunn- Inaugurated 14,. Willi th.i llmgadlers aa- Hid' 

waaunder the direction, of Joha J. , Qulnn. fgSSL "Jf 'S-jaa BSuliffi ModlOa.71 inS manager "For Hla Brother s Crime ' Aug. gen.-I.nrgehou.es. For we.-k of 14 : Mrs. at 1 ruction. 

of the Opera House staff, and Included a R? ^JLr , i^J^^ M gki hXTitSEl »W* .BBS?",i!« WHS ^SSSSL l SSL A » rwl w35», the Famous MelrOac Troobct, /NotKB;--'l'Ho houso rosier of IN Avenue 

ebof us-ot one .hundred vptaea, with number* ,, ,| nl ,|„ u t* ottS 1 the cotden VrStlln. Of Me. "S r,l " , «," 'X'" , ,8 - M ' "P 1 ", ■fiSSTO ffiS Marshall ami l.oralnef Laura l)6nrtc. the 111 'I'hehtre for this ueason Is as follows : E l». 

nmM»WlK°j2?S ,l '^, ; ,ffl nil Mrs Moats Kleir parenS of 'Mr*. I" 1 P* '}," U ?' *«*%*• ^ 'I' 8 ?, i'ni*.',.; . M f°,t nuhlos. and t.'aatle and Clark. Htalr A - Weber llros,, MMMiSltfrl >U A. 

McHiffer/, I. ,11. McCaffery, Alec. WlJIfeniJ, t n JL,J ,r T M , MndHIt e Buckley, of the Mc- haltim Bench. N.V., where It will atay a few Hi.mNk GAiibBS \I!,-,-m,in Colllne, uuin- Bbaw. manager: V. II. Nbriner, treasurer 1 

J.' .fieBrf Carroll amf Katherlne Fay : Prof. XSiltTe * 8 ockcj,, baa the sympathy' oT her wl '^"' ,. K ^« . p, i , f e „^ '°Tho ha. been with Wtt*?* e %K&« K Hffi- '"/ SS^.MS"' llu « l1 BWWV advertising age,,.: John Hl- 

Oackr Vsndevlelle and company of nthletea, "'"' fplendH A. the death df ber father'. w Now.-^Jralt 8: Blgga, Who has bee. w tli -isij bill Was: Mo vllle Uhd Ate la, L 111 an vncl.< sluge moimgur: Afttkiir. Bell, uinster of 

Tonar Bros.. Ayotte Bros., Johnson antf T Mc- "JW f r ~ c Srred In this city 11 .Prof Manager HoMller for many years retains his tft ayt . t anu |? rnii y anU IlUl AdaWl(> propertle" ; ftavfd Bwarta, leader "«. or- 

Namara. and Percy Bloomberg.... The chorus &% e ^^ffiui|a5a oSiatetl «nttor •**• old position In the boa oftl.*. £1. courteou. MmAFnuT Dbnovan. a member of chcitiu - 

of the M. V. M. Opera Co. (local) was en- )V" ,Bm , A, tl w "Ina bla aou! Maater Hudiin d«mi>tlor Iiaa.ma0« tba Ujrlc many potrpne. .. Tlw Woy ward Hod" Co. which played nt ■».» . 

tertolned by Prof, V. Waldron F/lmunds, at Vviniamaopiwared lu popular- eoaga at tbe *•• lliwHIgh'BtteM Theatre 8-10, died of d>kan- It HOD* ISLAND. 

bla home. B, and a tunofnl ovenln/r was en- £Scet7st^K^e&^3aS£ «JJ*M tt. onto. levy 4V-." ..Ollle Young and brothef ,,r» nn vvm se^ nx.. 

Joyed. Prof. Kdmunda Is enjoying much ... KiKinh Itealment band furnished the . ' '-Tie . ■ here ictlng tip after a successful tour of .. .. ,., * ' ,„ 

favor since bla residence here,, having been »'»" L1 « nlu " e «' > nlBnl 0Bna " n«»l«i.atl— The Bummer resorts whlcll «»» Wt They Jewo ■ ebortljr to |»IS -the , l«rovlde«..e.— Af Keith's Tlieatre(CUarlrj 

Wu?d?»J-t t:„e. t.e-At Ue Lake (Worcester ggS S£ «"«£ B9A&BK^« ffi^ffSsS^' 

^I«r BedfO n rd.-At the Purchase Street «J W . G .rn. .. gf,^*J««g & to ^^t&T^mJ\% SS^'Si™^ 2 ' ^ U rn , on OP nn 1 d nB V. t rno V u- ...g" ffi!fi!gr * ttW^t "WP KJ lMr 

Tlieat e ID. „R. Bofunton, mBuager) 1 «TJg ot««*. dogs, tEe Blp Broth.ra, the brtana. uy t i, e tyceum. All of the theatre, will be fSSLf'Ssii^' VS^SJS! for iho S^Bg!gfeg^'*¥^_*g aM».J ' 1 " 

Eagle'a^PalB." a sensational melodrama, by and Nlblo and Blley. open' by the first week of September, Kobln- IJiJJJ* gfi**8 '""• ".ay" Ahb, L«t« F l .te "«*J lin r%iBj us 1 VHnlt. * Nathanaon 

0. C. Johnson, was presented here for the BUU 4o ' T , !g> _ A ,,| („,* other playhouac. are ,55,, &|*m House; which wa. closed Ibe E2HL! m «»;'mto thM%M». iJfeM manaaens) -iJiSward Ha I's new mar "% 

tlrst time during the past week, bv tho Buf- clo „",ip e adlog the oneulng of the season of grentor 'part of last season, wl I. In all K„°»Jk ^?aU 5u W3KP E£E2lte-Z n Z!3 &J3>JZ2s& 

tlnton Stock Co. It is^in Uve oofa and the ^oTi&sV'Wblch wlfl take pfoce here »&Ut probability* enter the field for patronage during wee k of Aug, 2t>. *«[» 'SBSf^^SSP^'^JS'^USaSR 

scene of £B play Is laW on tbe Mexican. bpr- «"»?. i^'.;.. .Danlet C. Babkln wV has {|,|„ H enson. Manager Davis stnte.1 that he ' ; : ' ■■?-*-* ■ " SSL JKUggrSg. ^J^ Lil^"ffia 

der, near. Fort W« lPoss, « 1 Halted States «on advertising agent at the , 10 ,, wver al offers'for stock, and a good ole-vHttneT^-At the Colonial (Drew * iH-en dari "T» F> .,,^1 DclSol ?..'' with 

garrlsonl The storv tells of how ButbClay- Worcester Theatre, bos severed Tils cootie.- ,.„„,p aa y, will probably be' secured. He bu CuBEk rtmnogers) "The ' Amaaons* Is Ttlio he Uussell Hr. Iiers •'•'••7 

born, after years of captlvl» by tbe IndlanB, ,y w ith Hint bouse and will act lu a similar u |.o revived offers to ..lay voudovllla., offerltig Aim "£2™ by he Vaug an Glaaer wotk ~\ ii«ii.aea , i« f..V "ri,» riar." he ibn 

succeed* lb fJWHng her rolatlves wlio^were y°" w £" at the New Franklin, which opened (! jiK8W:M PaiAc (f. k Martin, manager . h"„T ('o. ''Mis" Hottbr' 'furui'd DbodR Imherta'rProeE™ iTnek t'o whl,4. win 

WltovA to lia-\ been killed by tbe savages. gJfSSJg "...George Matthews, treasurer „.|:rinlole". will be produced 14 by" the aw . from every mVfor nance week 7 ,„"uby hi Imt«rlaMb i wason hekli w* ik 

It -Ib : a play of the sensational order and ™ , colonial, at Boston, has been spending (^eatar Park Opera Co.. which gave an ex- "•$ f (> V M ijrown?" week of aa. if ft ^S3SP 9t SS^PV^SKJS m Z 

aboundB In many thrilling scenes nnd Incb l l &™ im w ith his family In this city. cedent performance of "the French Maid" c.Kv K r.ANi) (J. ICCooksom manager .— direction- thorn w " ,,uni "' leading man, I* 

denta. The scenic effects and stage settings " > m . ' . lost week. In tbe vaudeville theatre will 'infiEtoul the VVIilte BIbvch !! lB.a«".!"Wed- ' "* "' «... 

ware good. The new- lending num. Cameron HolvoI , er _ A t the Opera House (B. L. appear: El Kbbedle, Kddle Sawyer, CgrtaJr dell But No Vlfe" di" " well week of g *'* 

Clemen., made a most '«vnrable.lnmre».lon. pJHg*~S£»rj -Uusy I My" Aug. 22, and: Boss, Sisters I'iiaua.and Waldorf nnd %&£ m PaaBto" week of 22* LBW UT. WBLDB, 

?!L? , Mcf J '• M u T 1, « K ^ V ni5v C «™Sined^ "At the Old Cross Bonda 24, West's Mln- Mendez >.' "eucmii Avbnuh Oabdknh (Max Faetken- Who.o plclufo nbpodta on tW front nago of 

BMJlJ¥, a gra»^ff Jiff ^Hr%g atrels 80. " „V„ -iflWBHWt ajB (IK. p. CJarh, ayfc|ar)>- i ieui!I ., manager.. — "if ra Dluvolo'i will bo rbla Issue, was torn In New York City Dec. 

■jWrT J "P*7"^ M:.^WTO uiS!R. *lS «uuntaii» Pabk Casino (Loula Peine; Lltt e Went Bymorids will again beldWhe Bung by Uw I'lietkohheusr Opera Co. this at, 1807, and at tho age of twelve Mara bo 

gle and IMorence Hartley. AUen^uance was « manager).— "Why Jonca Left Home" vaudeville 1 14. 'Others ure: Kobler and Kob> we( .Tl. ••Mnscotte" won well reiiderea, and made hla llrst appearance, lu conjunction with 

urgo all week, 'vrurued Up Aug. 10-^". "'."• d , * ,. mw dn week of 8. "THse, or l.r/'Morrls and Montroao, and Stanley 'abd drew big crowds wcok of 8. "Tho' Uoheinian Joseph M. Wobor' nt 'Turn Hall, doing a black 

"Most Lynne"'22-2T. ■• • •' -.„... _„_„. tEES the Rocklea." 1B-20. I* Boy. ,,,-,. , GM" week' of aa. face act ami a Dutch specially. This was 

Lvcnujr THBATnu (F. M. JHtche I. mana ueyonu i« _ _j_^ _ r,r)dw>w Laoook (J. J. Weaver, manager). HaitHoiitiPh (Harry D. Klein, manager), an amateur nffnlr, but the success they ut- 

ger).— This house opened Its senaon 0, with . w SaulMltlB I>arK /Joseph J- — Tba vaudyvl le' bill 14 Inclodea: ^Btaley _«chBrlfcy'. Aunt" Is the attraction- offered talncd decided them to adopt Iho profession 

an excellent vaudeville ^JR^^ftf. ,,-.J" n M m B Saeer) lue California MlflStrels and Beno. Arthur Ilahr, Kheru and Cole, by the Iter. 8twk Co. tbe current week, and tbey filially' secured ai. engagement at 

offerlngr Bl ly Sully (re-engaged). tBVtg; Hynrv m <™***> a , »»J Jffigfw 3. The filnl- and Conrpy and' Pearl,- Tbe larapscope con- "My |.'rlnnd from India" drew flno bualnMs tin*' old dime museum on OhatGenj Houore, 

tdUB, fag pIctnreB : K A en toogftn. d«cer . p leased large lagMsmosj <™t.° J weelc o( , 5 . tlmics a feature. .. <■• week of 8. Crcatorc's Hand cornea for nlno In a black face act. Lnlor they aupeared lu 

Mct.uln Bister., Einnm Parker, ^ AIM riorn- p | r e Specialty t,o. is oooaeo ipr we«» o. ,j 1||8 ?w avalter Draper, aecretary).— d«y«, commencing 22. an Irish knockabout song and dance act. 

ton, and a burlesque chorus.of twelve lapies. ,_„'«„«-»«• Kj>fetSi>to nnd his band has been ra-engaged h»ii (Drew & Campbell, manager.).— Tho Tliey contlnueil lu this lino for three sen- 

Ll.Ncpi,N Paiik (Isaac W. P |,e JPf.'. ma 5 a KBW JBBIBV. 14. The band made a hit with the large |,,„,d(in licllcs will get out (ho usual crowds sons, and then took up tholr Dutch comedy 

ger). ^Tbe Inclemency of the weather ma- „ — M , . crowda last week. this week'. Harry Williams' Imperial Bur- atl. HiicceSs attended tliulr offorts, and tlio 

terlnlly affected the attendance here Hcierni Ne _ npk At Proctor's Theatre (J. Aus- Hkiicx'h Oi-biia HOlUM, (lleuck, Htalr * leBiinera had nice busl ilea, week of 8. Tho early HO's found tbo young team vary noon- 
days during the past week., Pho wuaevilie HC neral manager) generally cool IVnnessy, managers).— Tills hotme. which iJimlnns week of 22. lar iierformers. Benson of 18B0D1 they 
features ^_ were .presented by the - HJIMIM. in w ^ ^ th ' v fav " 0M business here. The present was closed last aeason by order of the Mayor, KtinumAH hWii (Harry Tudor, mana- brunched out us mulliigerH. organising Weber 
rag 'picture*: the Partolloa. In their trick areawwr « h ded b the MB je.t1o Mu- will' rejPPfn 14. the mbny alterations ger).— Boatock bus added at, oraug-.,uUing •MeNaV Own Co), which became one of thn 
honse sketch: May BuBsell and Maud Mil- J"?,,. our- )D „„ interesting comedy Bkctcb: aa retinfrertMiy the law having IW'jMi, To his excellent programine uud crowds nre most popular vaudeville rompnoles on the) 
Hard, In vocal Beleotlona; Joe Kelley, ano "JJ-JJ J *• n , usrtrani,. club Jugglers, and Helma- Herman. In "Wedded. But No Wife, Docking to Mnnhuttnn .Beach In consciiiiince. road: To this they added the liussell Bros.' 
the popular moving pictures. ... _ _ _■ SBSSJ ,,. n „ t wl<:k and Co. are also given will be tbe attraction. ....... ; Ni.tks. —Frederick Ingersoll. of Pit sburg. Comedlnns, In 1«K!, mid Weber tc Fields' 

Notbs.— The New Bedford llieijlre will •'")""." J tne lBtter making their (tWt Pbow,k'8 OfgHA H.iuhk (llulssrr lleuck, mid Frank M. Knttonsrotli have obtained Vaudeville Club, In 1HII4. Thoy were known 

open Its season 17, with "San Toy., and not •?'"','".«<«' here. In an original short em- manager).— The season will open 14, with two eligible Bites for tbo reproduction of a rts tho Herman Honntorii, and tholr acta, 

lft. wltt," Woodland," aa previously stated.- . "I''' 1 ,,,'. Bachelor Club Quartette. 8flllbr the Bon Ton Burlesoiiers holding thebonrds. Luna Park In Cleveland; It Is rumored that "Tlln Henntors In Ihs Pool llonin," "Henatora 

Poitrltts nf ObarlcB Bolaar, -until recently eoy jm timcolyu ^Vlitteliouse aX(d Newb Xotkb.— Will Hackcti. »f Hlla city, the Cleveland Klectric By. will aaslst In at tho Howling Alley," "Henntors at Work," 

the leading man with', the Buffldton Stock « JJJLJj"™ Bbnckelford complete the eiltwr- forltterljr with Hie .Pike, Block Co..; left for the enterprise, us well ns severnl CmvoHiid "Hennlor* at Piny," "Hcnlitors at llasebnli" 

Co,, were presented to each lady patron ?'"„"'„, ..|| er u U g. pay" proved the New ^ork to 1>cgln rehearsals with fcxra cupltiillats, and that faco.uoo will I* spent aad "Bchuotw.ntesi," Were all capital taukh 

at the matinee performance 0, at the Pur- """' '. (agt , wee i t '. nil), and K, II. Phil Kendall's company Carl' M. Hafltvoort, In launching the project. Tlin exact 1'*ni- makers. I)n Heat, n, IHIMI, they assumed tho 

chase Street Theatre, ». Belsar and Miss }*" H, '' : d lt „„ basso-canunte of the College of Mualc, ha. Hon will be-annouiicH thin week and ground management of the old Imperial Music Hall. 

Idiocies held a reception after- the perform- "•'"„'".'... TihutH (Chas. K- Blaney, man- lieen engaged as soloist at the Twelfth Or- W lll be -broken, by Bopt. 1. opening It as a «t«*k liiirles.iue house, auii 

ance, and bid farewell to their many local m J2K*2KL iiieolrc opened for the current chcsiral concert at the St. I/>uls Bxpoal- , ■ „ . under tint name of Weber a Fields' Broadway 

friends. Both leave to accept engageinenU "J?*,'- „, u n turday. 13, with W. Howell Hon Aug. 21) Alma Bauer, of thl. city, YunngnstowH.— At Idora Park C.slno MiiMe Hull. The |Kipillnrlly which this houso 

with road compnnlea for the coming Win- *■■£" "%. „| B y 'tThc Oamej of Mie;" It formerly of the Chaster Park Opera Co ...will 'jhonlre (K. Hlaoley. manager) tbe weather attained under thn direction of this duo of 

lenr Mason. ■ Mr; Bnlsnr Jolna the Bush J"""! 1 , " a(t ' mciodrams, . with Matin laid leave shortly for Boston.; to loin the Wart -'ft w ,.,.g „f Aug. 7. nlthoiigh 1 trlDo cool, wus plnyermnnagers Is too wall known to uwil 

Temple Co., nt ChlcAgo; Miss Rhode, destl- J' Colorado and Kogland. The house UflH VokM Co. ...... Law Pita Boy ■ and Patrick very pleasant and attendance waa very good, more than reference. For eight wawiis tbo 

nation was not given. Both have proved n ^«"»" u , jguipped lliroughont, In Wdllace severed their connect on with the Ul|| week of 15 : Mr. and Mr., Crane, lu a house and company enjoyed the greatest 

big drawing cardB during their stay here. ^ in " ,,™fl w ltb tbe new Dre ordinance, Cheater Park Opera Co. I.st Saturday, and cpnledy sketch ; Karl Lindsay, the Ferreli pros|Mirlly. At llw clone of last season Iho 

and will return agalu next season ..... .A coropiiai.ee , left for New York to loin the "Blnves of the |jro««.. Carlos and trained dogs, and Berg- partnurablp which bad existed for so many 

largo electric Illuminating sign tmw lends ..__„ r i*V _Tii» HHou f J W Holmes. Mine" Co. . .Mabel Dnfour Fllnn, a Cln- mid' Dalstad. ycara was dlxsolved, nnd Mr. Fields nsso- 

special 'attraction to tho front of the Ly- , J '^T. nn .neT it. sesson Aug ■15 with eWnntl girl, who UaN Men chosen as prldla Avox Pabk (Job. Wfsa, manager) .-Bill doled himself with Messrs. Hnmllil ft Mlt- 

cSuS Theatre. wFrank Lawrence, proprietor) . P e " e . J .,"".,!' B ,gn &% ••' , ' W b Ich t*""" <* ' w « en Johnny Comes Marti I fig week Of 16t Duva Nowlln (leorK? C\ IMBI- cbell, the ilrm name being llatnlln. \ljtcbell 

dab nnd gun Juggler, who baa been resting Speoce rand A born*. »«' Br r, ur |iSg" n , n j" Isonle,'; 'Was formerly a pupil at the' College fs „. Jr . B nd Bertlia Wnltalnger, Oladya * Fields, They wlll open LW Fields' Tbebln. 

nt hla home here, lenves tbe present wciE o eiied ro. « n * senso at iiur ""jt"";' ^^ of Mnslc, and la very pophlar. yin. Kinydu. and Do Ottrroo..anjil the Tro- Spv. II with a atock company, beaded by 

10 fill his fnnrtlt Beason with llie Barlow ft 1 , i ^-,* J '; r i?'F,» t ftf il^i^S^n*lf^1ot1 ifroiit Sn" * CfldVro Quartet. Fair ntteudance rules. Mnrle Cnhlll. Mr, Fields will also In la mem- 

Wllson Minstrels flenrge and KinniH bwn pl«*d innne ^"'ge - i™ ^^L p«rt«.w. — At Llkealde- Park Ug.. A. KflTKMVMiiiinger Peter Hire, of I He Opera »r of thel acting forces', Tbe new nrni wlll 

Breunan.-who fliled a recent engagement at been »««'>« Dla.e of ^Uie' udvertiilng rdr- K|rk,M«nager| Mack ft Klllorr. ih "Tbe New House, has bonked Jhne Corcoran, In "Pretty not devote Iheinselves entirely t" their own 

Lincoln Park here, wlll go out thin wa«tn ha^ " '^M J n ? v JXr" w."f . '22™ "'" Mrilst&," -planned- Inrga/ crowds week 6t Sg. P\'ggy." Aug. IT. '"llie Child Wlje" 27. .. .. theatre, hut will bj. producing msnugers, and 

In "The Prompter." under tbe ninnagemeni tnln. The uui. r wee MW>^ M| jti , iB ^ Hlt , ' rtl i $ jan * arr also ori'- Hie aatne Welier and Itusli have engaged' Pmr. tleilule tinder (heir dlrfelloii "The Kucbanted Isle." 

of Weber ft flush Cook ft Church h .* I ,P , ',l"Jf " rebearshig at lb" Bijou, bill, and .add, materially -to- Ibe strength of BW* as mus1.nl dlr« tor ?or (he Park Then- will. Illaticb,. lllng us ll.e slur, will be pro- 

Beportory Co. Ib rehearsing -here preparu- nig It. 'wide * 1 » reue arsi hl «■ > ■ {h( . p„| ornltllt . e# tre lh u season. The A. O. U. Htate con- duced at tbe Casino In November, 

tory to opening Its Beason on Labor Day, at opens us season «•»■ w 1 



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I'V GOLDEN GATB GLEANINGS. 



Bruin*-.. U Bis, "Jo.rph Kntnunrlort," 
•Mn.l Before Dawn." "The Mruix- 
'" "For Her Children'. Sake." 



f "The Lottery of Love," "The Tore- 
ador" and "The Whirl of the 
- Town" Being- the Current Dill.. 
Eptglal Ovtpatchct to The New York Clipper 

Bah Kuancisco, Aug. 10. — At the Colum- 
bid Theatre tbla Is the fourth and taat week 
<>t Henry Miller. "Joseph Entangled" la 
the current obTerln^. Kyrle Bellew follows. 

California Tiikatuk. — This la the lifth 
week of Jules nnd Klmer Walters' Co. "Just 
Before Dawn" la thn bill. 

Alcazah Theatre. — White Whittlesey Is 
In .bis eighth week. "Tlie Manxman la 
the play, Business baa been Immense. 

Central Thbatke. — "For Her Children's 
bake". Is the current offering. Last n I slit 
marked the Drat appearance of Ethel Clif- 
ton -'as leading woman la this play. 

Uiunii Opera House. — Sunday matinee, 
14, the seventh week of the James Nclll Co. 
was ushered In. The bill la "The Lotiuy 
of Lore." 

,1'lvoLt Opera House. — Last night began 
the third week of "The Toreador." 

"Fischer's Theatre. — "The Whirl of the 
Town" la in Ita third and last week. Mon- 
. day,' 22, will mark the first time here of the 
musical burlesque, "The Annheuser Puscb," 
Nellie Oerln, the new eoubrette In place ot 
Nora Mayes, made her first appearance on 
-Monday night, 8, and created u very favor 
libit Impression. She la pvetly, sings well, 
und makes a good stage appearance. 

Oupheum. — Bill for tbe week beginning 
. 14-: • Walter- C. Kelly, Little and Prltzkow, 
the Juggling Barretts, Emmet Dcvoy and 
Co., the Four Madcaps, Foy and Clark, 
"iin-i t and O'Nell, tbe Hughes Musical Trio, 
Hiid the blograph. 

Chutes. — Beginning week of 15 tbe fol- 
■ lowing will appear :' Chas. P. Lowe, the Four 
Ullswoiths, Muster Marlon and Little Grade, 
Mabel Lamson, Slma, cartoonist ; Budd Bros., 
und the unlmatlacope. 

notes. — Leonard Schloss. formerly con- 
. netted with Dreamland, at Coney Island, und 
other theatrical attractions, Is In tbls city, 
vliltlng bis people, as well bb looking over tbe 
field for opening some larro theatrical enter- 
prise When Florence Roberts begins her 

special four weeks' season at the California 
Theatre.' Aug.- 28, her repertory will lie as 
follows: "Znzu," "Sapho," "Teas, of tbe 
D.'L'tborvllles" and "Marts, ot the Lowlands." 
'Hflbart Bosworth will be her leading man. 

.« The corner atone for tbe new Mission 

Theatre,, at Twenty-second and Mission 
'Streets, was laid Aug. 6, under the auspices 
of the Federation of Mission Improvement 
CiubB. ' It Is tbe first theatre in the Mission 
district, will be built on the plun of tbe Or- 
pheuin, and la to coat $60,000. 

• ' ■ ' 

..." . FROM OTHER POINTS. 



Colnmho. and BIJon, Reconstructed, 
Oven, in ChUmtro— Good Business 
' Rales Along the Line. 

. ■"'Chicago,-- Aug. 10. — The Columbua and 
IllJoit were added to our list of open houses 
.Sunday afternoon, "A Friend of the Family." 
opened the Columbus and "On tbe Bridge 
it} Midnight" began the Bijou's season. 1 be 
houses have beon reconstructed and both 

began prosperously "The Wayward 

Son " at the Criterion : "A Little Outcast," 
lit. toe Alhambra; vaudeville at tbe Chicago 
opera House and stock burlesque at Nam 
'IV Jack's were other especially popular Sun- 
day attractions "Tbe Forbidden Lund' 

began- Its last week at tbe Illinois, "Mrs. 
WlBgH,. of the Cabbage Patch," and "The 
Royal .Chef continuing at tbe Grand and 

tho'Uarrlck Blanche Ring guve "Vivians 

T'ltpus" at Powers' Sunday night but the 
house Is dark for' Monday and Tuesday even- 
ings, Miss Ring returning from opening tbo 
New Havenla Theatre to begin the last of 

her' engagement Wednesday matinee 

"Butter Brown" continues to attract ca- 
pacity business to the Great Northern, and 

Rrooklrla Band fills the Coliseum -Next 

Sunday night the cast which la to open at 
Lyric Theatre, New York, Sept. 1. wl be- 
gin performances of "The Royal Chef, for 

its last week at the Gnrrlck Harry Von 

'Nlaer Is In town to make a production of 
"The Fisher Maiden," with (be La balle 
Stock Co., when that bouse reopens. 

' , Boston, Aug. 10.— The city Is crowded 
Wttb G: A. R. people and all the amusement 
places did a banner business last night..... 
'Wdodl.Mbd," at the Trcmont." and "The Isle 
of Spice,'? at the Globe, began their last week 

with capacity bouses Russell HrothorB. 

In "The :l''cmale Detectives," at the Grand 

Opera, bad u big audience Castle Square 

and Bowdoln Square stock cards were mag- 
net*. ' Same may be said of the shows at 
KcltliV Howard, l'alnce, Lyceum and mu- 
seums.. Weather fair, but Inclined to be 

moggy. 

v-MfLWAl'KKH, Aug. 18. — The burlesque 
wheel received Its first whirl of the season 
at the -Star; Sunday, when Weber's Dainty 
Duchess' forced the new sign, "All Seats Sold 
Dirt." fifteen minutes before rise of curtain. 
Entire performance was a big winner, feudic 
Leonard, Bessie Clifford and Charles ttobta- 

•«>b ■ scored personal successes Kdwln 

Ttianhoiiser's players opened the week big, 
appearing with success In "Jim Bludsoe. 

' Kaxsas City, Aug. 10.— The Grand opened 
Its season . last night with "Tbe Burgo- 
master" nnd bad a big house In jptt ot 

the ettremelr^wnrm weather The r,ll- 

Hs bad n fair ninllnfo ami n good Hominy 
l>lglit ■houan to see "An Orphan's Prayer. 

• Both parka were packed. At MjW 

Park, In Hopkins' Theatre, the hltaraura 

•1 qpi . were, the headllners At Electric 

Polk Sorrentlno and tbe Banda Rosea con- 
tinue, to be tbo chief attraction. 



Philadelphia, Aug. 16.— Good sited audi- 
ences were attracted to the theatres last 
night, although tbe weather was not propi- 
tious. "The Devil's Auction" continued to de- 
light patrons at the National, while a Inuc 
audience greeted "Only a Shop Girl" at Bui 
ponies at Forepaugh's and tbe Bijou both, 
had large business with "Janice Meredith ' 
and "What Uapened to Jones," respectively. 
..... Vaudeville had a houseful admirers at 
Keith's Hid New York Widows entertained 

good numbers at the Lyceum The parks 

all fared well. 

Louisville, Aug. 10.— "A Girl of the 
Street" opened at tbe Avenue Suuday, to a 

large crowd "By Right of Sword" 

opened at tbe Masoulc, to a well filled house. 

The Brigadiers Bnrlesquers atlracted 

crowded bouses Sunday at the Buckingham. 

The Twenty-second Regiment Band ol 

New York, and the Philippine Const abulaty 
Band, from tbe World's Fair, was the at 
traction at Jockey Club Park. 

Cincinnati, Aug. 10.— The theatrical sea- 
son of 1004.05 opened Sunday, under un- 
favorable conditions, the weather being very 
warm. In spite of tbls, however, the atr 
tendance at both Heuck'e. where Selma Herr- 
mann, hi "Wedded. But No Wife." Is the at- 
traction, and People's, offering the Bon Ton 
Burlesquera, was fully up to expectation.... 
Big crowds attended the Summer resorts. 

Wahhinuton, Aug. 16.— Vance ft Sulli- 
van's "The Lighthouse by the Sea" opened 
tbe season of tbe Academy of Music Sun- 
day night, to a crowded and well pleased 
houce. , ..Weber's Parisian Widows had two 
big audiences at the Lyceum Band con- 
certs, at Chevy Chase Lake and Cabin John 
Bridge Parks, drew great throngs. 

John 13. Williaus, manager of the Osh- 
kosb, Wis., Opera House, telegraphs, under 
date of Aug. 15, as follows: "'In Old Ken- 
tucky' opened the season at my bouse (their 
twelfth season here) tonight, to standing 
room only.'* 

Under the tents, 

R. N. Haley, formerly a rube with Hlg. 
Sautclle's Circus, writes: "1 havo retired 
from tbe sbow business and am now con- 
nected with tbe Douglass Shoe Co,, In New 
York." 

Woods and Aurio are In their seventeenth 
week with Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show 
doing their bag punching act. Tbey have 
completed tbelr new pantomime act, "The 
Athletic Mr. Dooley," and will present It la 
vaudeville this season. 

Notes t'liou Cummins' Wild West Indian 
Congress. — Sunday, Aug. 7 proved an event- 
ful one with Col. Frederick 1 . Cummins, bead 
of this show, on the Pike. Tbe occasion was 
tbe testimonial benefit given the Indian 
leader l> v bis show friends at the Exposi- 
tion. To say that tbe affair was a huge 
success Is putting It mildly. Tbe blgge*t 
crowd that ever turned out to see an Indi- 
vidual attraction was present. The univer- 
sal verdict was that toe entertainment was 
the most unique and pleasing that ever took 
place la an arena. In tbe erand entree, which 
was headed by Colonel Cummins, were tbe 
Hale fire tighten In uniform, with their ap- 
paratus: Ilagenbeck's performing elephants, 
camels, dromedaries and natives from Darkest 
Asia, acrobats from Cairo, Constantinople ; 
McKay's Circus and Rome, dancing girls from 
nil of the Oriental shows, three bands, per- 
forming ostriches, and In fact a good portion 
of all the exhibitions to be seen on tbe Pike 
wus In evidence. In order to get all tbe con- 
trlbuted numbers on tbe programme It was 
necessary to put on a bait dozen turns at a 
time. The friends of tbe colonel were legion. 
In the boxes were many notables In tbe show 
business. Including Dick Plunkett, Chief Hale, 
Frank Talbot, Geaeral Cronje, Mark Stone, 
E. Robinson, G. Akoun, G. Nlcmy, Excels, 
Dan Sherman. H. Hngeubeck, .1. McConnell, 
H. ltoltnir und John Martell, Tbe admissions 
numbered about 30,000. Prets and public 
concurred that tbe show was tbe beat ever 
given and wished Col. Cummins unlimited 
success In blB enterprises. Tbe visiting 
Sbriners were In attendance in a body. 

Jay M. Overstxeet, general agent of tbe 
Pierce Amusement Co., writes : "I paid a 
visit to friends who are members of the 
great Forepangb-Sclls Show, In Oloversvllle, 
N. Y., on Aug. 11. A. Raymond Thompson, 
who bas a quartet of high school horses 
with the show, Introduced mo to all the 
people there. Mr. Thompson produced 
clears, and tbe hospitality of all was so 
"enlal that 1 shall long cherish tbe remem- 
brance of tbe visit. I was much Interested 
la the Improvement ot the entire show over 
past years, especially with the merit of the 
"loop the loop," and that of tbe vaulting 
'cvclist, both of which brought cheers of 
approval from tbe vast assemblage. Mr. 
Ileynolds' menage net was a feature of the 
performance, being ably assisted by Mrs, 
Faber, wbo drove Ibe handsome oIh.-k to 
the traps so dcxterlously : also Lola Milton, 
who rides one of the quartet, for ber grace 
arid skill In handling her mount. The re- 
mainder of the show passed without a bltcli, 
and to finish the evening twenty-ave mem- 
bers of the show were initiated Into tbe h. 
O. Eagles, of Oloversvllle. after wblcb a 
banquet' was spread for tbe new 'Eagles.' 
I parted with the Jolly fellows as section 
No. 1 was pulling out and only wlsb Ibc 
pleasures of the day were soon to be re- 
peated." _ , _ 

Notes mom tub La Mont- Bros.' Circus. 
—We have been playing to tine business 
during the past six weeks In Indiana. 1'he 
show Is much larger than last season, U 
we carry fifty people, forty-live head of stock 
and an eighty foot with a forty foot mid- 
dle for a big top, with a forty by sixty foot 
for side Bhow. Tbo side show Is under the 
direction of Mr. and Mrs. Porterfleld, nnd 
has been more than holding Its own. It It a 
common thing to see It crowded three times 
a day. KTbtf show is winning press re- 
gards as well as carrying tho money away. 
It Is sometimes strengthened by Chas. La 
Mont, In his aerial and slack wire acts. 
Mr. Lu Mont haB been with tbe big ones 
ond whenever he makes his appearance lie 
holds the people Interested. Our band, the 
test one we ever carried, is under tbe baton 
of Clarence McMackln, with. twelve solo mu- 
sicians. The ndvanco conalEts of five men. 
with It. Lee Clark contracting agent, sod 
H. C. Randolph, boss bill poster, with throe 
assistants. Much credit should be given 
It Lee Clark, our agent, for he has ocen 
doing excellent work ahead of the show. 
Ho has won many friends with the show 
people and all regret seeing him close, e» 
lie bas gone to his home, at Lafayette, Ind. 
At Remington, Ind., one of the lloooaxes 
gave birth to two baby lions. They are 
drawing much attention In the side show. 
At Montlcello. Ind., four ponies attached 
to a cage containing a Hon and a panther 
ran away. The pnnther Is still at large 
nnd tho La Mont show Is being widely yd- 
vertlscd In that part of tbe country, as the 
panther Is making things lively for tbe 
farmers. The Sim-Lett I Family closed at 
Idlewild and were replaced next day by the 
Kinlthlleld Brothers, six In number. Ibe 
show will make a longer tour than ttwnat 
season r.nd we will not pull Into Winter 
quarters until November. 

♦** 

Erederlck Warde and Katbryn Kidder 

will begin their tour at Wllkesbarre. I'a,. 
Amr 22, with o spectacular production of 
"sAlnmrtthfl," written by Stanislaus SHirko 
nml founded <»' Flaubert s novel. During 
Hie season I bey will alao present 'A Win 



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support Mr. Wnrde ami Mlsa Kidder are: 
Wadiworth Harris. Thomas Conn Cook, 
Dudley Kellard, H. McFayden, Ina Brooks, 

Irene Osier, and Master Walter Burrli, 



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Aubrey Slock. Mltteatbal Brotbera'— Scranton, 

Pa., Aug. in-20. 
Albee Stock— Providence, R. I., Aog. IS, Indefi- 
nite. 
Americas Stock (Oliver Martell, mgr.)— Sloox 

City, I... Aug. 15. Indefinite. 
AlMna Stock— I'ateraon, N. J.. Aug. It, In- 
definite. . . 
"Arlaona." M. B. Rtymotid's— Trenton, K. J., 

Aug. 35-27. _ „ 

"An Orphan's Prayer" (Kdwln De Conwey, mgr.) 

— Kansas City. Mo.. Aug. 14-20. 
"At Cnmr Corner." <*'. 1. 4 O. Wllattcb, mgrs.) 

— Wllflaiu.port. Pa.. Aug. 18-20. 
"Across the Pacific" (Harry Clay Wooer, mgr.) 

—Pittsburg, Pa., Ang. 15-20. Cleveland. 0.. 

22-27 • 

"At the Old Croaa Roada," Eastern (Arthur C. 

Alston, mgr.)— Waterbury, Conn., Ang. . So. 

Hartford 22. 23. Ilolyoke, Mass., 24. North 

Adams 25. Adam. 20. Coiioea. N. V.. 27. 
"At the Old Cross Boada" Western (Arthur C. 

Alaton, mgr.) — St. Catharine, Can., Aug. 10, 

Hamilton 20, Toronto 22-27. 
"An Aristocratic Tramp" (Kllroy ft Brlttoo, 

mgrs.)— Harvard, III., Aug. 17. Syracuse 18, 

Kreeport It), Bockport 20, Molloe 21, Peoria 

20. 
"Alone la the World"— N. Y. City Aug. 15-20. 
Barrymore, Kthel (Charles Fruhman, mgr.) — 

Denver, Colo., Aug. 15-20. 
Blanche Bates (David Belasco,, mgr.)— St. Louis, 

Mo., Aug. 1, Indefinite. 
Bingham, Amelia— Chicago. 111.. Ang. 21, laden- 

Beaton, Louise (A. H. Woods, mgr.)— Philadel- 
phia. Pa.. Aug. 20-27. 
Boyd Harrows— Hawardcn, la.. Aug. IT-ID, Blair, 

Nebr., 20. Osceola 22. 23, Clarkt 2t, Schuyler 

25. Cedar BlunT 2tt. ST. 
Baldwin Melville (Walter 8. Baldwin, mgr.)— 

Buffalo, N. Y.. Ang. 15. Indefinite. 
Banting, Emma (Karl Burgess, mgr.)— Cortland, 

N. Y.. Aog. 15-27. 
Buchanan.. Lorraine, Stock (Robert Matufetd, 

mgr.) — lola. Kan., Aug. 15. indefinite. 
Breckenrldge Stock (Charles Breckenrldgr. mgr.) 

— Vlnlta, Ind. Tor., Aug. 15-20. I'redonla, Kan., 

22-27. 
Burr Stock (Murray & Markey, nigra.)— Mana- 

field, <>.. Aug. 15-27. 
Bernard- Vincent Big Comedy (Harry Vincent, 

mgr.) — Sherman, Tex., Aug. 15-20. Coralcaoa 

22-27. 
"Buster Brown" (M. B. Raymond, mgr.)— Chi- 
cago, III., Aug. 15-27. 
"lluater Brown." No. 1 (M. n. Kayinond, mgr.) 

— Peeksklll. N. Y., Aug. 17, Asbury Park, N. 

J.. 18-20. Elisabeth 22. Newburgb, N. Y., 23, 

Cohoei 24. Albany 25-27. 
"Broken Bear!" (Joseph C. Logan, mgr.)— Car- 
thage, Mo., Aug. 18. Springfield 10, fdnnett 20, 

Jonlln 21, Webb City 22, (lalrns, Kan., 23, 

Pittsburjc 24, Nevada, Mo„ 25, Sedtlla 211, Isl- 
ington 27. 
Chase-Lister Theatre. A (Joseph l-'arrell. mar.) — 

Boone, la„ Aug. 16-20. Cedar Itaplds 22-27. 
Conk-Church Stock (II. W. Tsylor, mgr.)— New 

Bedford, Mass.. Aug. 22-27. 
Cutter A Williams Stock (W. It. Cutter k 1. It. 

Williams, iiirts.)— I.elwnon. Ind., Aug. 15-20. 
Chsmplln Stock (Charles K. Champlln, mgr.)— 

Trenton, N. J., Aug. 15-20. 
"Checker.," Kirk La Sbelto's— X, Y. City Aug. 

22. Indefinite. 
"Child ot the Slums" (F. B. Johnson, iugr.1— 

Camden. N. J.. Aug. 15-17, Wilmington. Del., 

18-20, Elisabeth, N. J., 22-24, Beading, l's , 

25-27. 
"Child Slaves of New York" (J. B. Isaac, mgr.) 

— Bridgeport. Conn,, Aug. 18-20, Philadelphia, 

Pn„ 22-27. 
"Curse of Drink." Charles E. Blancy's — Buffalo, 

K. Y., Aug. 15-20. 
"Country Kid" (H. B. Wbltttkcr, mgr.)— Mount 

Clement, Mich., Aug. 15. Pontl.c IU, Holly 17, 

Lansing IS, Owossn 10. Flint 20, St. Johns WL 

Wllllamston 23. Portland 24, Grand Ledge 20, 

Katon lloptds 20. 
"Child Wife." Wm. T. Keogh's— Trenton, N. J., 

Aug. 18-20. 
Dllgcr Cornell— Kane. I'a., Aug. 15-20. 
Doimlasa, Byron, Stock— Portland, Me., Aug. 15- 

27. 
Dale, Marie (W. B. Martin, mgr,)— Shreveporl, 

La.. Aug. 15-20. Fort Smith. Ark.. 2227. 
"Devll'a Auction." Charlea H. Yalo's— I'blli- 

dflphls, Pa.. Aug. 15-20. Petersburg, Vs., 25. 
"Darkest Rnsslu" (Sidney B. Kills, mgr,)— N. 

Y. City Aug. 15-20. 
"Dealers In White Women" (A. H. Wood!, mgr.) 

— Hobokeo, N. J„ Aug. 14-17, Camden 18-20, 

N. Y. City 22-27. 
l-.lwvn, Lome— Bellows Falls, vt , Aug, 15-27. 
Eclipse Stock (Lloyd & Center, mgrs.)— Menu, 

Ark,, 20, DnqiMwn 22. 23, Athdowa 21, 23, 

Teiarkana 20, 27. . .. 

Edaall-Wlntbron Stock (D. B. Edsall, mgr,) — 

Charlotte, N. C, Aug. 15-27. 
Empire Stock— Columbus, ()., Aug. 15-8ent. 3. 
Edwards Stock (Jefferson Hall, mgr.)— Hartlnt- 

burg, W. Va., Aug. 15-27. 
Edwards, Walter— New Orletnt, La., Aug. 7, 

Indefinite. 
Electric Park Stock— Leavenworth, Kan., Aug. 

15 Sept. 0. , „ _ 

"Eternal City" (Llebler A Co., mgra.)— N. Y. 

City Aug. 15-20. 
FravrlcT. Daniel (O'Neill A Krawley, mgrs.) — 

Calcutta. British India, Aug. 1-Sept. 20. 
Ferrla Comedians (Harry Bubb. mar. )— Apple- 
ton, Wis., Aug. 14-10, Oahkosb 26-28. 
Flake-Stock (E. D. Flske A T. V. Stock, mgrs,) 

—St. John, N. I''., Aug. 13-17. 
"Flaming Arrow." Lincoln J. Carter's (W. )'. 

Jackson, mgr.)— Omahu, Neb.. Aug. 14-17, 

Des Moines, la.. 18-20, Fort Dodg* 22, Boone 

23, Marahalltown 24, Waterloo 25, Clinton 
2d, Dixon, III., 27. 

"For Her Sake" (Pilgrim A Elliott, mgrs.)— 
Creston, Is., Aug, 17, Omaha, Nek. 18-20, 
Central City 22, Aurora 23. Grand Island 24, 
Hastings 25, York 20, Osceola 27. 

"Factory Girl," Eastern (Pbll II, Isaac, mgr.)— 
Trenton, N. J.. Aug. 15-17, Pateraon 18-20. 

"Female Detectives"— Boston, Mass., Aug. II- 
20. 

"Flnnlgan's Bail" (Ollle Mack, mir.)— Steuben- 
vllle. ()., Aug. 17. Wheeling, VV. Vs., 18-20, 
Pltttburs, Ps„ 22-27. 

"Friend of the Fumlly" (W. E. Gorman, mgr.)— 
Chicago, HI., Aug. 14-20, Des Moines, la., 22- 
27. 

"Falal Wedding." Sullivan, Harris A Woods'— 
Hi Y. City Aug. 80-27. m _ _ 

"For Ills Brother's Crime" (Oeo. N. Bellinger, 
mgr.)— Wheeling. W. Vs., Aug. 1317, Co- 
lumbus, O., 18-20. 

"Factory Girl." Transcontinental (Charles II. 
Wucrs. mir.)— Fall Blver, Matt., Aug. 13-20, 
Taunton 22, Newport. R. I., 23. Putnam, Conn., 

24. Willlmsntlc 25, Win. let 2(1, Bristol 27. 
Garalde. Condlt A Mack Stock (J. 8. Usraldc, 

mgr.)— Tlconderoga, N. Y„ Aug. 15-20, Cats- 
kill 22-27. 
Gluser, Vsugban, Stock— Cleveland, 0„ Aug. 15, 

Indefinite. 
Osrrlck Stock (Jay Kusell, mgr.)— Mount Vernon, 

O.. Aug. 15, Indefinite. 
Grlswald Bros. Stock— Saratoga, N. Y.. Aug. 18- 

2V, Mecliiinlcavllle 22-27. 
Grace Hnywnrd (Winters A Kresi, mgrs.)— Oms- 

lis. Nebr., Aug. 15-28. 
"Olrl from Kay's" (Charlet Frobman, mgr.)— 

N. Y. City Am. IS Sept. 3. 
"(liime Ke«|s?r." Thomas I. Smith (Rowland ft 

Clifford, mgrs.) — Uraldwood, III., Aug. 18. Coal 

City 10, Ottawa 20, Toluca 21, Mlnunk 22, 

Pontine 23, Farmer City 24. Bloomlnglon 25, 

Champaign 2d, Paxtnn 27, Iloopaton 28, Don* 

villa 20, Areola ,10. Terre Haute. Ind., 31. 
"Girl of tbe Btreett" (Decker ft Veronee. mgn.) 

— t/mlsvllle, Ky„ Aug. 13-20, St. L00I1, Mo., 

22-27. 
Howard Hall (nenry Plerson. mgr.) — Providence, 

B. I., Aug. 13-20, Fall River, Mass., 22-24, 

Lawrence 25-27. 
llsHwell. Percy, Stuck (George Favcett, mgr.)— 

St. Paul, Minn.. Aug. 15-Hept. 3. 
Ball. D,m C— Portland, (ire,. Aug. 1(1-21, Sa- 
lem 22-27. 
Hammond, Pauline (Clifton Whitman, tngr.)— 

Camden. Me.. Aug. 25-27. 
Ilunt|ey.Moore Stock— Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 

15. iDHefinlte. 
HoeOrr Show (Jack Hoefler. mgr.) — Applelon, 

Wis., Aug. IS, Indefinite. 
IloeffiiT. -lack. Kaatrrn (W. Main, mgr,) — llnl 

Out, la., Aug. ir, 20. 
IlMiner, Jack. Western (Jark llaefller, mgr.) — 

Wlin.iin, Minn., Aug. 15-20, KILdsder, Is,, 22- 

28. 
Hulbort, Laura, Stock (Cbarlea W. Borrlll, tngr.) 

—Kankakee. 111.. Aug, 15, indefinite, 
Harrls-Parkluaon (Itnbert 11. Harrli, mgr.)— Bed. 

ford, Ind., Aug, 15 -20, ... 



"Ite»tt of Chicago," Lincoln J. Carter's (Kdniund 
Maaley. mgr.)— IMllanamll*, Ind,. Aug. 15-17, 
Braall laTTerre Haute 10, 20, Springfield, III.. 
31, Beanlstown 32, Pan* 23. Bioomltigton 24, 
Rtatonl 25, Danville 20, Hoopaton 27. 

"Her Only Sin," Lincoln J. Carter's— Benton 
Harbor. Mich.. Aug. 17, Battle Creek 18, Ch«r- 
loite 10. Jncktoo 20. Unalng 22, Flint 23, 
Saginaw 24. Bay City 23, Mount Pleasant 20, 

"Holy City." Western (Oonlon A Bennett, mgr.) 
— Klkhorn, Wl... Aug. 17. Like Geneva 18, 
Baraboo 10, Madison 20. 

"Hottest Coon In Dixie" (Kiurene Spoffonl. mgr.) 
— Vrtnkfort. . Intl., Aug. 17, Alexandria is. 
Anderson 10. Munrle 20, Portland 22. Van 
Wert, <)., 23, Itrlpbo. 24, Lima 25, Bowling 
tlrcen So, Flmlliy 27. 

"Hearts Adrift" (Spencer * A turn, nigra.)-- 
Jersey City, N. J„ Aug. 1520, Philadelphia, 
Pa„ 22-27. 

"iter Flrat False Slep," C. P. Whltaker'i— Al- 
loon.. Pa.. Aug. 17. 18, Pittsburg 22-27. 

"Hans. Hanson" (Jaa. T. McAlpln. mgr.)— Brace- 
vllle. III., Aug. 18. Marseilles in. Henry 20, 
Ptkn XI, Mackinaw 22. Holland 23. 

"Heart of Kentucky"— Wllllamaport, Pa., Aug. 

Imperial Stock (Col. (leorge Hamilton, mgr.)— 

St. Louis, M0„ Aug. 13. Indefinite. 

Johnson Stock (Walter S, Frederick, mgr.) - 
Mansfield. O., Ang. 15, lodefialle. 

"Jane. Boya In Missouri" (Frank Gassolo. mir.) 
— Akhl.nd, Ky., Aug. IT, lllnton, W. V,., 10, 
Covington 30, Chirlottearllle, Vs., 22, Rich- 
moad 23, Norfolk 34, Newport 25, Petersburg 
27. 

Kennedy. Jaraet (0. E. Wee, mgr. )— Belolt, Wis., 
Aug. 13-20, Sterling. III.. 22-27. 

Klngitey-Iliusell (R. B. Russell, mgr.)— Bloom- 
Ifttton, III., Aug. 13-20, Bowling Greco, Mo,, 
22-27. 

Kerkheff Dramatic (Ivan Kerihoff. mgr.)— Smith 
Center, Kan., Aug. 15-27. _ , 

Lyceum Stock (E. U. Grosjean, mgr.)— Hutchin- 
son, Kan.. Aug. 1521, Garden City 22-28. 

Lake View Stock (Law Silver, mgr.)— Sbeloy- 
gan. Wis.. Aug. 13. Indefinite. 

LorrMuc. Rhe— Hamilton, Can., Aug. 15-20. 

Locke., The (Will II. l<ocke, mgr.)— Mound City, 
Mo.. Aug. 24-20, Savannah 27. 

"Lighthouse by the Sea" (Vance A Sullivan, 
mgrs.)— Washington, D. O., Aug. lfi-20, Balti- 
more, Mil.. 22-27. 

"Lltllo Outcast" (Oenrgo K. 0111, mgr.)— Chi- 
cago. III., Aug. 15-27. 

"Little Outcast," K. J. Carpenter'.— Ottawa, 
HI.. Aug. 20, Jollet 27. 

"Litlle Princes." (Wm. Wood, mgr.)— Asbiiry 
Ptrk. N. J., Aug. 22-24, Elisabeth 25, lltir- 
llagtoo 27. 

Miller. Henry, ft Co. (Charles Frobman. mgr.) 
—San Francisco, C.I., Aug. 15. Indefiutlp. 

McllrOry. Nellie (Sisrocer k Alairn, mgrs.) — 
Biltlwore, Mil., Aug, 15-20, W.sblugton, D, C, 
22-27. 

Myrkle llanler Slock, Ku.lem (W. II. Harder, 
mgr.)— Wllkesbarre, Pa., Aug. 1S-20, Hcrsston 

Myrkfe-ilarder Slock, Western (Kugene J. Hall, 

mgr. I ■ Springfield, II., Aug, 10-20, Klwiiod. 

Ind., 22-27. 
Murray ft Mackey (Joliu J. Murray, mgr.) — 

I'trkersburg. W. Vs.. Aug. 15-27. 
Myers Stock (Shu Allen, mirr.)— C.rbondale, l'a., 

Aug, 1.", 2D. Nnrrlsliiwn 22 27. 
McDonald Stuck HI. W. McDonald, mgr.)— Paris, 

Tniti.. Aug. 22-27. 
Mlller-Brysn Stock (Frank F. Miller, mgr,) — 

Bston Rouge, La., Aug. 15, Indeflnlle. 
Murray Comedy (J. It. Smith, mgr.) — Limit, (I., 

Aug. 15, Indefinite. 
Maxim A Sights Cotoedlani (W. K. Maiuo A J. 

W, Sights, mgrs.)— 81. ll.lalts, Minn., Aug. 

13-20, Detroit 22-27. 
"Military Mad" (Rich ft Harris, mgrs.)— N. Y. 

City Aug. 22. Indeflnlle, 
"Mrs. Wlggs, of the Csbliago Patch" (Llebler ft 

Co., mgrs.) — Chicago, III.. Aug. 15-27. 
".Moonshiner's Daughter," Kasteru (W. F. Mann, 

mgr.) — Chlcngo llclghls, III., Aug. 21, Knox, 

Ind,. 22. Plymouth 23, Elkhart 24, Coldwiilrr, 

Midi.. 25. Three Rivers 2d, Benton Harbor 27. 
"Moonshiner's Daughter," Western and Southern 

(Frank Dodge, mgr.)— Rockford. III., Aug. 20, 

Freeport 27. 
"Midnight Flyer" (Ed. Anders™, mgr.)— Clin- 
ton'. III., Aug. 22, Sullivan 23. l/ivlugtou 24, 

Oakland 23, Marshall 20, Beuicnt 27. 
"More To Be Pitt led Thau Scorned," Chas, K. 

•BrWney's— N. Y. City Aug. 10-20, Boston, 

Mass., 22-27. 
Nclll. James (Charles Aslor Parker, gun. mgr.) 

—San Francisco, Ual„ Aug. 10. Indefinite. 
North Brothers Comedians (F. 0. Carter, mgr. )— 

Neupislui, Kan., Aug. 10- 20, Jopllu, Mo.. 22-27. 
National Slock (J. Albert Dawson, mgr.) — Couiii- 

ton, III., Aug. lfi-20. 
National Stock I Charles It. Bcliad. mgr.)— Nor- 

woutl, N. Y.. Aug. 16-20. St. Regis Falls 22-27. 
latlonal B 



nvyu, ... S.../1US* oi'. u < "I. notu rails ..-.I, 

N.tloli.l Brothers Comedians, Eastern (II. J. 
Mack, mgr.)— Kedalla, Mo„ Aug. 15 20, Moberly 
KB, 

Orris Obor Stock (Hugh KHlnger, mgr. (--Still- 
water. Minn., Aug, 15. Indefinite. 

"Over Nlngsr. Fall.." A I Rowland A Clifford, 
lagrt.)— Grand Itaplds. Mich., Aug. 2831. 

"Over Niagara Falls," '1 (Rowland ft Clifford, 
mgrs.) — Aurora, III,. Aug. 27, Hammond, hid., 
28.' Sycamore, HI,, 20. 

"Over Niagara Falls," C (Rowland ft Clifford, 
tnjrrs.)— Woodstock, III., Ang. 10, Burlington, 
Wit., 20. Kenosha 21. Elgin, HI., 22, St. 
Charles 23. Ottawa 24, La Salle 25, Pontile. 20, 
Bloomlnglon 27. 

"On. (he Bridge at Midnight," Eastern (Frank 
(Jnuolo, mgr.)— Chicago. Ill,, Aug. 10-20, 
I'eorlu 21, lllnotnlngioii 22, Kewunee 23, Bur- 
lington, Is.. 24. Qulncy, III., 25, llaiiulbul, 
Me,. ML Alton. III.. 27. 

"On the Bridge at Midnight," Western (Frank 
ijauolu, mgr.) — Maniluu. So. Dak., Aug, 17, 
Dickinson 18. Billings, Mont.. ID, Rou-mao 20, 
Helena 22, Oreut Fall. 23. Untie 24, 25, Mix 
wtela ««. Wallace. Ida., 27. 

"Only a Sliop Olrl" (II. II. Wlnchrll. mgr.)— 
BlTaabeth. N. J., Aug. Ill, Pbllsdelpbla, IV, 
15.20. 

"On ..the Suwsnee River"— Detroit, Mich., Aug. 
1420. 

Fayron, Corse, House Co. (Corse Payton, mgr.) 
— Springfield, Mist., Aug. 13-27. 

Payton, Corse, Stock (Daniel J. Raniage. tngr.) — 
Schenectady, N. v., Aug. 13-20, Illnghsniloii 
22-27. 

Payton Sisters (Col, Frank Robertson, mgr,) — 
Mineral Wells, Tex.. Aug, 16-20, Paris 22-27. 

Pals*. Mabel (Henry F. Wlllanl ft Co., mgra.)— 
Itontgomery, Ala., Aug. 1627. 

Powell -For tolln. Western (Hal ton Powell, mgr.) 
—Spans. Wit.. Aug. 15-20, Tomuh 22-27. 

Pattoog Stock (N. Appell, mgr,)— Uarrlsburv, 
PS., Aug. 15, Inilcflnlln. 

Poll .Stock— Bridgeport, Conn,, Aug. 15, hnletl- 
nils. 

Phttnrx Park Slock (dcorgo II. Bell, tngr.)— 
Jscksnuvllh', Fla., Aug. 15, Indefinite. 

"Pretty Peggy" (Arthur U. Alston ft J. Eminelt 
Baxter, mgra.) — Younanlown, ti„ Aog. 17, Al- 
ton,. HI.. 20, St. Louis. Mo., 21-27. 

"Queen of the White Slates" (A. II. Woods, 
mgr.')— Clevelaud, 0., Aug. 15-20, Detroit, 
Mich,. 21-27. 

ItrtB Stock (Daniel It. Ryan, mgr.)— Utlct, N. 
X-, Aug. ID-bent. B. 

Roo Stock (C. i. W. Hue, mgr.)— Trenton, N. 
J,. Aim. 22-27. 

"Royal Slave." Southern. Cordon ft Bennett'. 
Ill, M. Blsi'ksller, mgr.)— Koknnw. Intl.. Ang. 
In, Cruwfordrllle 22, Linton 23, Mart Ins vlllo 
24, Rushrllle 25, Sbelbyvlllc 20, Hamilton. 0„ 
27.- 

"Buyal Slave." Northern (Uonlon ft Beunrtt, 
mom.)— Midland, Mich., Aug. IT. Clara 18. 
Alma 10, Oreeuvlllo 20. lidding 22, luula 25, 
St. Johns 24. Oraisl llsiihl. 25-27. 

"Rorannee In Coon Hollow" IA. C. Allen, lugr.) 
—Saginaw. Mich., Aug. 14-17. Taw.a 18, Al- 
neila 10, Onawny 20. Manlstlijue 22, Kactnalui 
23, Islqienilng 24, Beaaemer 25, Ashland, Wis., 
20. 

Stuart. Ralph— I^siltvllle, Ky„ Aug. 15-20. 

HlddMis, Oeo. I Ed, D. Stair, mgr.)— Ilolyoke, 
Mass.. Aug. 22. 

Statu, J. 0.— Oalveilim, Tex., Aug. 13, Indefi- 
nite. 

Bpoooer Dramatic (F. K. Spoouer, mgr.)— 
Pho-iilx. Aril., Aug. 15-Srpl. 3. 

Shirley, Jostle— Spokane, Wish., Aug. 15, luilrl* 
nil.-. 

Bln-e.1/ Stock— New Bedford, Msss., Aug. IS, In- 
definite. 

files. Will C, StiM-k (Ulllert A Sites, mgra.) — 
Center Square. I's.. Aug. 15-Sept. 10. 

Sterling .Stock .(William Triplet!, mgr.)— Hays, 
RlftT Aug. 11-13. Ellis 1017. 

Kleelsmllha (ft M. Hleelsinltli, tngr.)— Edlns, 
Mn„ Aug. I6z«. 

"Hwmi clover" (V. II. Hrhsfer, mgr.l— Sn|s>rlor, 
Wai,.'Aug. 17, Itiiliilb, Minn., 18 20. 

"SI Plisikord," J. 0. LewU (W. A. Junker, 
ntgr.)-^rerumaeh, Mich., Aug. IT, Ypallantl 18. 

"Blavea of tbe Mine" (L. J. Slevln, mgr.)— Port 
Jervta. N. Y,. Aug. 20. Ellen. llle 22, Cataklll 
23. Liberty 24, BUsabetb, N. J.. 25-27. 

"huin of auiit" (Uatiu ft (itrta, miti,)-. 



ludlanapolta. Ind., Aug. 18-20, Loultvllle, Ky., 

"Struggle for Hold" (Joseph Martlno. mgr.)— 
Brockvllle. Can.. Aug. 22. Be llerllle 2J. St. 
Catherines 24, Berlin 25. Hamilton M. St. 

"Suan of Life" (Lewli Donstelts, mgr.)— «. Y. 

Taylor Stock (Albert Taylor, tap.)— Fort Worth. 

"TwoLUtio' Walls," A. Lincoln J. Catler's (J. 
L, llafonl. mgr.)— Rantoul. 111. Aug. », »»';• 
vllle 18, Crawfordsvllle, Ind.. 10. I*<ayette 20. 
Ijignnsport 22, Peru 23. Marlon 24, Hartford 
City 23. Muncle 20, Anderson 27. „,,..„ 

"Two Little Waifs," B. Lincoln J. Carter s (0. 
Arthur Sellon, mgr.)— Freeport. III.. Aug. U, 
Rockford 18, Belvldtre 1ft. Elgin 20, Li Sslln 
21. Ottawa 22, Dixon 23, Princeton 24, he- 
wanee 23, Mollne 20. Rock Island 27. 

"Too Proud to Beg," Lincoln J. Carters (rreil- 
eric Klmbal, mgr.)— Omthi. Neb.. Aug. .-••-■■ 

•Thou Shalt Not Kill." Kattern (Frederck 
Sehwartt, mgr.)— Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. JO- 

•Thou flhalt Not Kill." Western ffBBMlU 
Sehwartt, mgr.)— Atborr Tark, N, J., Aug. 

"Ttou 8h.lt Not Kill." Around tho World 
(I'rederlck Sehwartt, mgr.)— London, Eog., 

"TellaB wmr (M. nice, mgr.)— Orand Fork., 
No Dnk.. Aug. 17, Vargo 18. Mandan IP, 
nh*ln£n' 20. W Bllllngt. Mont.. 22, UjlaaitM 
V3. ltoteinan 24, Great Falls 25, Helena J«. 

•Two'LlttVo Sa'ltor Boyt." Mrt. T. J. Boylo'a- 
Monlreal. Can., Ang. W-Bept. d. «..«•,.„ 

"Ten Nights In a Bar Boom." Beecher ft Stan, 
leys (Walter J. McDonald, mgr.)— Kuilli. N» *., 
Aug. 17. Oxford 18. McOook 10, hartley 2». 
Arapahoe 22, lloldrego 33, Hlldrelh 34, Camp- 
liell 23. Blue IIIUs 20. .„ 

Olrlch Stock— Los Angelet. Cal„ Aug. 10, III- 

"linclo'Tom'a Cabin." Al. \V. Martin's (141. 
S. Martlu, mir.)— Peru, Ind.. Aug. 18. I<>g.«J' 
isirt HI. .Richmond 20, Columbus, 0„ JJ-J4. 

"ttncfe'ronrs CaWn." Stetson'", Eastern (««>fW 
I'rek, mgr.)— Ulcksv lie, N. Y., Aug. IT. 
luntlngtSn 18. Northpcrt 10. Port J»««"y. 
20, tllen Cove 22, Oyiter Bay S3, Sea 'Jiff 
24, llempsteid 23, arcst Neck 20. Port Wash- 

"ll!!?le" , Toai''s Cabin." Stetson's, Central <ar,.nt 

••i^Wlilfli-Eft- j»b M»h. 

Pltlthurg, Kan.. Aug. 18, « bauiite I », lola 
20, To|K<ka 21. nnlchlnson 2d, Wichita 2.. ■ 

Van Dyke ft Eaton (F. Maek, mgr.)— B"Kk 
Island, III.. Aug. 16J7. . ,« 

Vallainont Stock— Wllllamaport, Pa., Ang. MS 

"Vlvlau'" ,, papa." (nich ft Harris, mgra.)-CU|. 

Yarmouth. N. 8„ Aug. 1617. Us fax 18 JO. 
Now Olnsgow 22. Sydney, C. B„ S3. Amher.l. 
N. 8„ SI. Moncton. N. II.. 9J... __„ . 
Welch. Joo (Sullivan, Hairs A Woad". mgr..)— 
Torimto, Can., Aug. 10-20. Jerney Olty, N. J.. 

WaRer' 1 , Elioer ft Jule. Atlracllnns-San Fran- 
cisco, Cal., Aug. 14-20. ., 

Wallers, Jule— Wllllston, No. Dsk., As* 3. 
tllasgow, Mont., IU. Havre 17, Ben Ion 18. 
Butlo 10. 20, Wa lace. Ids.. 22. W»™nar XL 
C'our d* Aleno. Mont., 24, Lowlsluu SO, Moscow 
20, SiHiksuc, Wash., 37. . 

Wilson, Frederick H. , (O. n> m 9**+, *B£? 
I'oldwatei-. Mich., Aug. 13-20, Term Haute, 

WI«it'mann a | T Mg Stock (Willis Bast, bus. tngr.)- 
Scattle. Wash., Aug. 15 Oct. 8. „,,„„„,„„, 

Wlunliigor Brotbera Own ( Frank W lunli gc . 
mgr.)— Gladstone, Mich.. Aug. 1B-20, Now Lou- 

WoSvward'mock' W- D. Woodward. mgr.)-K.ii- 

«g?%ilS y&% Warner, mpl- 
Prslrlo du Oblen. Wis., Aug. 10-10, tlalesvllle 

Welir 7 Stock (Waller D. Nealaad, mgr.)— HcheD- 

^fi^S^rmm.. mm-*** 

Plains. N. Y., Aug, IM-1T, Boonton, N. J.. IH- 
SO, Now llrunswlck 2S-U7. . . 

Walsh Stock, Eugunu Powers— Woodstock, Out., 

•■ 'Wsy iSiwn' East." Wm. A. Brady's-St. UK*. 

Mo.' Aug. 10-20, Dr. Molnet, In., 2J-27. 
"Wnddotl mid Purled." Balllvan, mjfl ft 

Wootla'— N. Y. City Aug. lfi-20, Pateraon, N. 

J.. 22-24, Wilmington. De ., 25-27. 
"Wildeil, lint No WW' (W. I. K^y*. ««'■» 

—Cincinnati, 0., Aug. 14-20, Loultvllle, Ky., 

"Working aitl's Wrongs" (Howard I Wall, mgr.) 
—Columbus, O., Aug. 18-17, Dtyton 18-20. In- 
dianapolis, Ind., 21 34. , , 

"W.ywar.1 Son"-Chlcago, 111., Aug. 14-20. 

"Yon Yonson" (B. V. Olroux. fclMQ* 
inwn. N. Y„ Aug, 3S, Dunkirk 2J. Erie. Us.. 
34, Warren 25, Kane 20, Johnaonburg 27. 
MUSICAL. 

nijmi Comedy-Norfolk. Vs., Aug. 15-20. 

HriKiko'. Chicago Marine Bind (Bert A. Ball, 
mgr.)— Chicago, III., Aug. lfi, Indefinite. 

Banda Roaaa-Ksnsis City, Mo., Aug. ( mjts 

B&B%*m M.y, snd k her U mLWm f 

Bund (J. Leslie Spthn, mgr.l-Kvansvllle, 

Ind., Aug. 14-20. ._ ... . u .„ H 

Hluek Pattl Troutwoouia .(Voelcke * Nolsn. 

man.)— Albany, N. Y„ Aug. 10-17, Hiralotn. 

Iff. Troy 10, Oohoos 20, Ogdenslmrg 32. 

Wstorlown 28, Oswego S4, Byrscuso J5J7. 
"Ilurgoinnster" (Wm. P. Cullem, uigr.)— Kin- 

sos Olty, Mt»„ Aug. 14-30. 
Creiilnre Ilsnd— Clovetsnd. «.. Aug. J2-81. 
Couwrt Boya' Hand IL. Morctgllaiiu, dlrecltir)— 

Diesmland, Coney Island, N. Y„ Aug. 13, In- 

"Cl'rctis Dsy" (n. II. Blets, wgr.)— Fill Blver, 

Misa.. Aug. 25. Lswrmico 30. 
"Forbidden Inind"— Chlcsio, IH., Aug. 15-JU. 
"Olrls Will Bo Oltls," Wm. A. Brady's — N. Y. 

City Aug. 20, Indefinite, 
"lllrl from Dlile" (Oeorge A. Kingsbury, mgr.)— 

Jnlnesvllle, Wis., Aug. 10, Des Moines, Is,, 3J- 

"Islu of Spice" (II. C. Whitney, mgr.)— Bostoti. 
Muss.. Aug. 16-20, N. Y. City 211, Indefinite. 

Kilties Hand (T. P. J. Power, mir.)— Milwau- 
kee, Wis., Aug. 10-10, Indlsnipolls. Ind., 'it- 

Lyric! Oliers (Harry Lea Velle, mgr.)— Dalits, 

Tex., Aog. ID-Sent. II. 
"Lllierty Uellea" (Fred Ilorgcr Jr., mgr,)— Pelen- 

burg, Vs., Aug. 24. ,...- 

Msnhutlsn Opera— Elmlrs, N. Y., Aug. L.-37. 
McKee's noatou Laillet' HynipluHiy Orehtstra 

(Frank W. McKee, mgr.)— Atlsnllu City, N. J., 

Ana. IB-Sept. 15. „ „. , ' ... 

"Maid and tbo Mummy" (Carlo Amusement Co., 

mgrs.)— N. Y. City Aug. 16, iiuletliiilr. 
Nnval Reserve Baud (V. Retail, director)— Cii>e 

May, N. J., Aug. IB-Sept. 3, 
Newlsnd's Concert Band (Bob, Mack, mgr.)— 

Jefferson, 0„ Aug. 17, 18, AihlslruU 10, Erie, 

Pa., 20, North East 22, Knnklln 23. Jtuifs- 

town. N. Y., 24, Olcsn 25, Horuellivllle -". 

Corning 27. 
1'helan Open <K. V. I'heltu, mgr.)— Portland, 

Me.. Aug. ID. indefinite. 
Pliancy Hand (llaudnl V. Pliitcy. bandrautter)— 

Cluremont Park, Tbe llroiii, N. Y., Aug, 15- 

Sept. 10. 
Pryor's, Arthur, Band— Atbury Park, N. J„ Aug, 

lfi-Se|il. 0. 
Phlutiey's United States Band (Fred S. Phlnney, 
mgr. I— St. Louis. Mo., Aug. 15-Oct. I. 
Plff. P.ft*. Pout" (F. ft Whitney, mgr.)— N. X. 

1<I... a.... 1 r. In^al.ll. 



Cll'y Aug. 15. Indeflnlle. 
"Prince of I'llaen" (Henry W, Savage, mgr.)- 

Lnii, Ion, Kng., Aug. 16, Indefinite, 
"Princess Chic"— llohoken. N. J.. Aug, 18-20. 



1 rnu-ens i^uic — iiuihfsvii. n. *.. «ua. ,w*w. 
'Queen of the Jungles" (Weber ft Collins, mgrs. ) 

—Pateraon. N. J., Ang. 1317, Elisabeth 18-20, 

Trenton 22-24. 
Shannon's Twenty-third Regiment Ilsnd— Minntt- 

tan Ileaeh, N. Y.. Aug. 15. Imleflnlln. 
Sinter's Brooklyn Marine Hand (0. M. Barnes, 

mgr.)— Brighton Beach, N. Y., Aug. 13, Indefi- 
nite. 
"Sliver Slipper" (John ft Fisher, mgr.)— Mm- 

listt.n llesrli, N. V-, Aug. 15-20. 
"Sho Oun" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) — Bo»(on, 

Mas... Aug. 22, Imlrltiillv, 
"Sluiw Mlrl' r (B. C. Whitney, lugr.)— Dsy ton, O., 

Aug. 15-17, Bay Cliy, Mich.. 10. 
"Soellblnder'' (Oeorge W. Letlerer, mgr,)— N. Y. 

City Sept, fi, Indeflnlle, 
United Hlnte. Marine Ibiiid— Chevy Clin.*. Mil., 

Aug, ID, Indefinite. 
Wills Mnsh-ul Cniiii-dy (John II. Wilis, mgr.l— 

llllea, N. Y.. Aug. 16-20. 
"Woodland" (Henry W. Sivage, mgr.)— Boston, 

Mass.. Aug. 16-20. 
"Wltard of Or." (Iltmlln ft Mitchell, nigra.)— 

Peoria, III., Aug. 34. 
"Yankee Consul" (Henry W. Savage, uigr.)— 
, Cslcago, llll,, Aug. 19, UuteBOlte, .. . 



596 



THE JiTEJW YOBK CLIPPER- 



•' AlTGtJST £0. 



Welsh Brother*— 8alem, N. J., Aug. 17, ttlou- Carrie, Mite.. Sobnrbao Perk. St. Loula. t|o.. Aug. 
ceattr 18, Camden 10, Ardmore, 1*»., 20, Wayne 14-10. .-• ■• a" .• rrj- .1 , 

22, West Cheater 2», Media 24, Cheater ~ 

Blue Ribbon aW*(J*c* Singer. mgr.)-Brook. . *.. Aug. 17. ^ll^rBioooville 1». 



. VAHIE1TY, 

American* (Edwin D. Miner, mgr.l— Sprlugdeld. 
Men.. Aug. 22-24, Worcester 22-27. 



Ferguson 
C««., Aug 



L^JSPit- jta-i. Chicago, A*. 14- IM« Z-aiM. «lll». ««**. Colombo., o., 



15-20. 



10, Ardmore, He., 20, Wayne 14-fc. .- «. . i '_'_, ; „ . t..—!^ 4 * u.rt Sous SoocI, Chicago, Aag. »*• *•?* 

22, West Chester 2», Media 24, Chester 25. Cera* Staters, Hoag-Lake. Wuoiitelnft It. I.. * e £^ J* " T "edo7<L 21-27- „_ ,^Sf" Trio >an's. - 

. Oiford 27. Ant. 15-20; Henderson's, Coney l»Uod. ft I.. „j*°/ &JJJJ, ; Four OnvernkWr'a. Atlantic City, '".'J*^ 1 " ' or,u,MB * """""'' ■*• *««• 



•fyn.'N. X:. Aug. 15-20, Albany 22-24, Troy 

26-27. ■ • ■•■ • 

BoWer} Burlesonem, Hnrllg ft Seanou'a (Joe 

Hurtlg, mgr,)— Rochester. N. Y., Aug. 22-27. 
Bohemians rrhomas W. Miner, nigr.)— Indlmi- 

apdii*. lnd.,,Aog. 22-27. ■ J: 

Ban Tone (Bush ft Weber, mgrs.)— Loalsvillc, 

Ky.; Aug. 22 27. 
Brigadiers ' (Harry Marten, mgr.)— Louisville, 

Ky., Ang. 14-20. Toledo. Q.. 21-27. 
Ciry Sports (Pill Sheridan, mgr.) — Troy, ft 

Y., Aug. 22-24, Albany 23-27. _ 

Crocker Jaeka (Robert Manchester, mgr.)— ft Y. 

City, Aug. 22-27. ' 
Cherry Blossoms (Boiler, Jscobs ft Lowry, 

mgrs. j— Milwaukee, WK, Ahg- 22-27. 
Devere's. Sam— Kansas C|ty, Mo- An*. 22-27. 
Dainty Dnchess (Rush ft Weber, mgrs.)— Mil- 
waukee. Wis., Aug. 14-20, Si. Paul, Mian,, 21- 

27. 
De Leon's Oomedloss (I. Kent Colin, Bgr.) — 

Kokotao, Itiil.. Ang. 15-27. 
Fay Fouler Burleigur™ (Joseph Qpnenhelrner, 

Burr:)— Providence, B. I.. Ang. 28-27. 
Gay Moraine Glories (Wcrlbner * Drew, mgrs.)— 

N. r. City Aug. 15-20. Paterson, N. J., 22-27. 
Gay. Ma«fl»eraders (Bill ft Scrlboer. nigra.) — 

PbUArtelpbla, Pa., Ang. 22-27. 
High Rollers (C. H. Waldrob. mgr.)— Scraoton, 

•I'a.. Aug. 22-24,. Beading 25-27. 
llyrte'a Cotnefly (Robert D. Hyde, mgr.)— Dex- 
ter. Me., Aug. 15-17. 



MJSCF.LLANEOIS. 
Boatock's Trained Animal Arena (!■'. C. Bostock, 
mrr.)— 'Dreamland, Coney Inland, N. Y., Aag. 
in, Indefinite. 
BrlBdamour Co, (Prank Harrfman, mgr.) — North 
Sydney. N. 8.. Ang. 17, Sydney 1B-80, QUce 
Bay 22-24, New Glasgow 26-27. 

Sensation Show— Huselavllle'- Ind., 



Ciefte ft Clark, Olentangy Park, Colanbua, 0.. 

Aug. 16-20. '•-' *>*'■ 

Carleioo. Al.. Boblnaoo Park, Ft. Wayne. Ind., 

Ang. 15-20; hVlatar Park. Jamestown, N. Y.. 

21-27. 
Ci«tellat ft Hall, Electric By. Park, MlJdlttown, 

Coon., Ang. 14-20; Blectrte By. Park, Mlltord, 

Mini., 22-27. . „ .-.. 

Camon BrOa.. Berkabtre Park, PltMMd, Mtka., 

Ang. TS-20. 



Burlington IS. Flora 19, CimJei 2o! Caatle ft'OoTllna, Olentangy Park, Cdnmboe, 0.. 
: ot Fart Arthor," Paln'a — Obicago, 



Bayllw' nil 

Aug. 17, 
"Bombardment ot Fart Arthur." Paln'a — Cbfcttgo, Ang. 14-20. 

III., Ang. 15, Indefinite. . Ciflo T a Don, Idora Park, Youngatown, 0-, Aug. 

De Mack'a, Billy, Big Stow— Wagoner. Ind. Ter., 15-20. m _ 

Aug. 15-20. - Caaoon Broa.. Onrernitor'!, AUantle City. S. J.. 

Oldeon'a. U P.., Georgia Camp Meeting— Dan- Aug. 15-20. 

■nil*. III., Aug. 17, Terre Haute Intl.,' 18, Mar- Carey ft Carter Trio, Union Park, Mlllrllle, N. J., 

Rball. III.. 1ft, Vlncennea, Io1., 20. ^ Aug. 15-20. 



Fern' Comedy Font. OoYernktor k, .,»- -». . ,5.3^ 

Fe«.f'Br ft ?. £ -.dorl°>.r». Imp**- *•*• , «te*:^ *?*^^^- ^'^ 

^g^fSS^J^Sl^P^. SjKS Aodltorltln,, NorrCk. Tat 

Fl^&ald, Broa. ft Bona, Jeltb'a. FWla., Ang. j^jgg 4 white, Doyk'a, ' Atlantic Oltj, It J, 

FlKb'er, WU1 F., Cheatnnt HIU P«rk. PbUa., Aug. *jBj£ n^hel. Temple, Detroit, Aug. 15-20. 

Johnson ft Dean, OaBodatara, Budapeat, Bon., 



FlJbefftClaVk, Prottor'a 23d BWft, N, I. C 

>S Al.. Manhattan Beach, Deneer. Oyl., Aug. 

lS'SQ, Foreat Park. Kanaka City. Mo.. II 27. 
Flibe? ft JobLon. Highland ^J'H^J' 1 "^ 

Conn.. Aug. 1S-20; Proctor a 23d Street, N. Y. 

a, 22-27. 



MutH. III., in, Mnceniiei, Io«. ( 20. „ Aug. 16-20. -••■ •■ «». rr~r tv.i»-. Atlantic Cltr N. J.. 

Lamhrlggcr'a Zoo (Gu. Larabrlgger. ngr.)-0ak Carter ft Boaa. Cbmter Park. Cincinnati, Ang. Fleldi * B* 1 " 00 ' Dwka, Atlantic Wty, «. J.. 



Ridge, I'a., Ang. 15-20, Butler 22-27. 
"Mit Daya of Pomuell." Paln'H— ZaneaTUie; O. 

Ang. 15.17, Hprlngfleld 18-20. - - 
rieMe'a, A. U, Amusement Co. — Berklmer.-N. J. 

Ang. 22-2". ... 



4-20 ; Lakerlew Park, Terre Hante, Ind., 21- 



2?: 




FlSkowakrT'proctor'a 23d 8treet, N. Y. a. Aug. 

Florence Shtera (3). SAna Soocl, Chicago, Aug. 

Flood^Brpe- Wrtt Knd. New Orleana, Aug. 14-20. 
• "rT.-'E-' . ,-. rz.« a. n uhm^iu rial.. 



Tola Hat la made up . 
enrate a* It la poaklble to 



nearly *<•- 
jaMce a Hat 

o( vauderllle bodklaga, To toior-e f»- 

a'ertlua In thli dr-iiartment the name 

IrWIn-a. Fred, Big Slqw— Clnclnmtl, 0„ Aug. of the theatre or nark., a* well 4W the 

■W _ _ „, t , , „ f"F »f ww«, MUST acepmpany each 

Inooceut Makla (T. W. Dlnkliia. mgr.)— Boonton booking Kent as. 

S. J.: Aug. 27. Fliliklll. NT Y.. 20, Pertaklll ___^__ 

.10. Whlbe Plaliix 31, Waterbury, Oonn., B*l»t. A cme Poor, Boolerard, Medford. Maaa., Anj. 

I, New Britain 2, 8. - ' 15-20. 



Caetle Sqnare Quartet, Electric Park, Baltimore, 

Aug. 15-27. 
Cain ft Hooter. Doylei, Atlantic City, N. I., 

Aug. 15-2U. 
Canon 
Curler, 

B. C, Ang. . 
Cartwell ft Hetrte, Freebody Park, Newport, R. 

I., Aug. 15-20. .^ 

Case. .Charlie. Clereland'a, Chicago, Aag. 15-20. i-J-w*. 
Carjln ft Otto, Kelth>. BoatonT Aug. 1j-20; Forbea. B« F.. ft Co., Kdlaon. Spokane, Waa*., 

Ca^'S ffkrte^MoSot 7, Park, Toronto, Can., FoJ^'V™ < 3 >- ABdltorlum. Norfolk, V... Ang, 



mm I WUianl, 0. O. B., Ohiew. A» 15-20. FoT* T^l ; O'J.hejm. Sap *™r«ll»o, Cal., K ^ j, , j,„ ,« olmtl 

■tpr Mr A Un riarl Grand Van OouTer. Aug. 15-20: Norelty, e reeno, tin. lumbua. O.. Ang. 14-20. 

B. C., An? 16™20 Fox i Melrllle, Hlppodrooe, Bcarboroogti, Bog.. K^^Dototby, Mannion-.. Bt. I 



Aug. 1-31. 
Johnson ft Wella, Sbea'a, BoSalo, Aug. 15-20, 

Sbea'a, Toronto, Can., 22-27. 
Johnson, Daernport 'ft I.orella, lngeraoU Park, 

Dea . Molnee, la., Aug. 16-20. • ■ ■ ■ ■ 
Johnson, Musical, Blckard'a, Uelbonme, Ana., 

Aug. 15-31.. -■- ••• 
Kartslll, Paradise Boot, K. Y. a, Aog. 15-20. 
Kendall A Thompson, Doyle's, Atlantic ■ City, M. 

J., Aug. 15-20. 
Keaoe. J. Warren, Park, Bayonne, N. j Aug. 

ia-20. . 

KeUeber. M. J., Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 
Aug. 15-20. - 

" Olentangy Park, Co- 



Por%_ Clark. Orpheum. Sap Fran., Cal., Ang. 



Imperials (Harry W. WUlUni 1 Jr.. mgr.)— Bnf- Adgle, and llona. Sobmrr Park, Montreal, Can 

talo. N. Y.. Ang. 15-20^ >(. X- City ?2-27. AW. 14.20. 

Jolly Orasa Widows (Bobert Fulton, mgr.)— Chi- Adamlnl ft Taylor, Temple, Detroit, Aug. 15-20 



cago. 111:. Alig. 22-27: 
Knickerbockers (Louis Roblc. mgr.)— Toronto, 
Cau.. Aug. 13-20. Montreal 22-27 



Aug. 15-20. 
CUlnqnllla ft Newell, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. 

J.. Ang. 15-20. 
Cbatbiun Sisters, O. H.. Helena, Moot, Aag. 

Cha'uwlck Trio, Lakeside Park. West Brooktteld, 

Mass., Ang. 16-20. 
Cbanwroys, The. Tnctton Park, West Brook- 

field. Mass., Aog. 1.1-20. 
Clfffcrd ft Hall, Doyle's, Atlantic Olty, N. J., Aog. 



Lcnls, Aug. 15. 

20; Sana Soocl, Chicago, 22-27. 
Kelly ft Molr, Iron Pier, Cape May, N. J., Aog. 

15-20 

Keno, Walsh ft Melrose, Proctor's, Mewtrk, N. 

J.. Aug. 16 20. 
Kenyan .ft De Gatmo, Atoo Park, Yonngatown, 

Ang. 14-2U; Lakeside Park. Akron, 21-27. 



Freea* Bros.. Clereland'i, Chicago, Aug. 16-20. Ke ji r ."walter'c, Orpheum, Son Fran!, CU.,'Abg. 
TreTOlt, FYed, Park, Seneca Kalis, hi. Y., Ant;. ■ ]oU£ 



Adams. Frank ft Ida, Casino Park, Wheeling, 

W- V«- Aug. 15-20. jr-jn 

Adarna. Grace, /Parlor. Dujulb. ajlnn.. Aug. 16-20. chlcnlta. Athletic Park. Buffalo. Aug. 15-20. 

Mick 



Kentoekr ,MI»i Wbojlen Brorfi^m. mgrn.)— Bal- Addlsoo A LWlni*too, G. O. H.. Butt?, Moo., gKT "^ t °Weooa5 bSS to air. 

tlnaoW. Md-, Autf- 22-27. ■ Aaj. 16*20. . inc lcr-20 ' 

M 'ii n ^i^" N !r a-u/'sVlT"" avn - ) Ah ^ l ".bK^lS'27•. 0ri, "' °- ADg - 15 ' 20: F " r - a ^a n ^% j 9 a ^'- *■• *»jh-j 

%i-i .. ih.1 l»ln tntrr \. — St T^Mitl lift.. Al.!. i. A.*,.... ^t™.i. n k w.„ t. u T ^"ff^W "' V- . A *:* , -._ _ _ - 



Park, 



Mnlestlcs IFreil Irwin, mgr-)— r8t. I»nW, Mo. 
-2-27. ' ' 



Aldo ft Armour. Olympic Park. Newark, It. J., CUOl'n 'Slatera, »lth'm N- Y. ft. Ang. 15-80-' 

MowRiht ilibl. (HolllTan ft Kraoka. mgr..)- Al«?ndrVnef Mile. Lup. Park, Coney laland. ft °T r H * O^Ssjhg^ X£g£t2 

Biirriki', n. Y., Aug. 22-2,. Y., Ang. 16-20. > . "■ 22-27 • i ■• • .; 

• N>,r aSyfiS £T&$"V T - W-)-*}™*- A Jh; «*? rl * D y' 2 et 'r. B 1 ,,et K 1 !' "S 1 ^ ' f°*-t3?S- °«* *' Harris, Forest Home. Sylrao Beach, N. 

aliqlU. Minn.. Aug. 22-27. All A Pelser. Park, Colnmb s, 8. 0.. Ang. 15-20. v Ans 16-20- Brunswick. Blchneld BnrlBga, 

Orpbeom Bnrleaqitera (t^iu Homroer. mgr.)— Allen ft Appleton. Howanl, Bolton. Aug. 16-20. ' 22^ 41 aniMwico. oicooew Bpringe, 

White Pliltta. ft Y;. Aug. 22. Brldgepott. A I»ils ft 'fichall. Paitor'a. N. Y. ft. Ang. IS -20. Cowan. Frank, Farm, ZanessIHe, 0.. Ang. 1520. 

Cnu:. 23, Danlmry 24. Aospnft 26, Wlnaor Alrtrlch. Ch«. T., Paradise Hoof, N. Y. 0., Ang. Corbtft ft Forrester Huber'a ft y7 ft, Ang. 

l/wks 20. Torrlngtmi 27. 15-20. ]5.20. 

Parisian Whlows ^ttnah. A _ Weber^ ■fra-J,— Allaire ft Carllle, Norelly, Vallejo. Cal., Aug. 16- Connelly ft Roe. quTernator'a, taaUe City. N. 



20.. 
Allison, M r. ft Mrs., Lakeside Park, Akroo, O., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Ammoas ft Wblte, Cowan's, Galeatrarg, III., Ang. 

15-20. . - 

Antonio. Adeline. Henderson'!, Coney Island, ft 

V., Aug. 15-20. 
Ardelle ft Leslie. Tlvoll, Buffalo, Aag. 15-20; 

Arch. Olereland, O., 22-Sept. 8. 



Washington, D. ft, Ang. 15-20, N. Y. City 

22-27. 
Reerea'. AL, Burlesaoers— Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 

22-27. . • 

Koie Hill English Folly (Bfce ft Barton, mgrs.) 

—Brooklyn. N. Y., Aug. 32-47. 
Henta-Santley (Abe Les»llt, mgr.)— Brld|eport, 
' (^inn.. Aug. 18-20, Bostou, Mass., 22-27. 
Bice ft Barton's Big Gaiety— ft Y. City Aug. 

22-27. 
Rose Sydell's London Belles (Campbell 4 Curlln, 

iugrs.1— Plttahurg, I'a.. Aug. 22-27. 
Bellly ft Wood's (Pat Bellly, mgr.)— Jersey City, 

ft J.. Aug. 22-27. : • m , 

Runaway oTrla (P. 8. Clark, mgr.)— Boston, 

Mass.. Aug. 22-27. , ■ . 

Koutberu Vaudeville (K. P. Carl, mgr.)— Burllng- 

ton. K. ft. Awe. '16-20.- Oraham 22-27. 
Trnni-Atlantlc Btirlesquers, Hurllg ft Seimou's 

IK. J. Cohu. mgr.)— Wsablngton, D. C, Aug. 

22-27. 
Tlaer Llllai (Scrlbncr ft Drew, mgrs.)— Newark, Alhoa Family, Ramona, Grand Rapids, Mich., 

ft J.. Ang. 22-27. Ang. 16-20. 

Troctideroa OValdron ft Bryant, mgra.)— Detroit, 

Midi.. AIM. 22-17, 



15-20. 
Foramn, Radle, Central Pack, Dunkirk, N. Y„ 

Ang. 15 20. 
Fuller, Ma M., Follea Marigny, Paris, Fr„ Aog. 

ISSept. 0. 
Gsnlner ft Stoddard, Grand, Van Courer, B. ft, 

Aug. 15-20. 
Fuller. Ida M., Follea Martlgny, Parla Fr., Ang. 

15-20. 
Grssman. Joserhlne, ft Picks, Ingermll Tack, 

Dee Moines. It. Ang. 15-20. 
Gsy. Great. Ramona Tark, Grand Baplds, Mich., 

Aw. 1620; Waserly Park, Uiulng, 42-27. 
Gallef. Mary liyulson, F*rm, Toledo, O., Aug. 

16-ar. " 

Garden Trio, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J„ Aug. 

15-20. 
QaTln ft Piatt, Southern Park, Pittsburg, Aog. 

Galton 'ft 8tone, Paster's, ft Y. 0., Aog. 15-20. 
Gerard, Francli, Keith's. N. Y. C, Aug. 15-20. 
Gerard, Helene, Dreanjland, Coney laland, N. Y., 
"Aug. 16-20. . «•• . •'.•* .,"1. 

Glrard ft Gardner. Temple, Detroit, Aug. 15-20. 



J„ Aug. 15-20. 
Cox Family Quartet, Central. Ererett, ' Wash., 

Aug. 15-20; Orphram. Tacooa. 22-27. 
Collins ft Hart, Paradise Boof, ft Y. ft. Aug. 

15-20. 
Conroy ft Pearl, Lagoon, Ludlow, Ky., Aug. 14- 

20. 
Collins, Nina, Proctor's 23d Street, ft Y. 0., 
Aug. 15*20. 
Armlnta ft Burke, Cascade Park. Oakland, Me., Cooke ft Rotbert. New Moulin Bonge, Paris, Fr., 

Aug. 15-20. Aug. 16-31. 

Archer's Filipino Girls, Proctor's, Newark, N. Conroy ft Pearl. Lagoon Park, Cincinnati, Aug. 

J., Aug. 15-20. 14.J0. — - ■ 

At \'i°SJ! <2> ' Frl *hody Park, Newport, R. I„ Aug. Connors ft Montrose, Central. BrowniTllle, Pa.. 



Kenjon ft-De Garmo, Aron Pirk, Youngitowc, 

O., Aug. 15-20. 
Kennedy * Qnantrellle, Henderson's, Coney Is- 
land, N. Y.. Aug. 15-20. 
Keeley Bros,, New York Bool', ft Y. ft, Aug. 15- 

20.. . . • 

Keohedy ft Kennedy, A. ft 8., Boston, Aug. 15-20. 
Kherns ft Cole, Columbia, Bt. Louis, Aug. 22-27. 
Klralfo, Otis, West End Heights, St. Louis, Aug. 

21g7. c 2 

Kltflmnra Jsps, Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo, 

Aug. 14-20. ..... 

Klein ft Klein. Olympla Park, McKeesport, Pa.. 

Aug. 14-20. --'•-' ■ 

KletnT : Ott Bros, ft Nicholson, Norumbega Park, 

Boston, Aug. 15-20. 
Klelat, Moancal, Ingersoll Park-, Des Moines, la., 

Aug, 15-20. 
Knight Bros, ft Sawtelle, Weast'a, Peoria, 111., 

Aug. 16-20. 
Knox Bros.. Spring Lake Park, Trenton, ft J., 

Aug. 15-20. r 
Kohler ft Kobler, Coney laland, Cincinnati, Aug. 

14-20. 



Gllson. Lottie, , ft Billy Bart. Henderson's, Coney Ko>t „ ^ Clk)f ^ne-.-^ Patk< Toledo, O., Aug. 



15-20. 



Aog. 15-20. 



Asbton ft Karle, Riverside Park, Saginaw, Mich., Coogan, F. Alan, Lincoln Park, New Bedford 



Mass., Ang. 15-201; Proctor's, Newark, N. I., 
22-27. 
Crane, Lawrence, Doyle's, Atlantic City, ft J., 

Aug. 16-20. ' - 

Crane, Mr. ft Mrs. Gardner. Idora Park, Y'onn^i- 
town, O., Aug. 15-20; Woolvvorth, Lancaster. 
Pa.. 22-27. 
Avery ft Hesly, BIJoo, Oshkosh. Wis., Aug. 15-20 ; Cuttys. Six Musical, Freebody Park, Newport, 
Bijou. Dulutb. Minn., 22-27. II. I.. Aug. 15-20. 



Aug. 14-20. 
Aahley, Lillian, Freebody Pork, Newport, R. 1 

Aug. 15-20. 
Asbton, Joale, Luna Pirk, Coney Island, N. Y 

Aug. 15-20. 



Island, ft Y.. Aug. 15-20. 
GllDert, Jobh D., Keith's, N. Y. C. Aug. 15-20. 
Glllen ft Olllen. VlUgrapb, Canon City, Net., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Glessons, The, Paradise Roof, ft Y. C, Aug. 

15-20. 
Glocken. The. Forest Park Highlands, St. Louis, 

Ang. 14-20. 
Golden Gate Quintet. Dreamland. Coney Island, 

N. I., Aug. 15-20. . . 

Garden, Don. Sprlbgbrook Park, So. Bend, Ind.. 

Aug. 15 20. . . 

Gordon Slirers, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y„ 

Aug. 15-20. 
Gourley Broa. (3), Monroe Park, Toronto, Can., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Gordon. VIdocq ft Barry, Keith's, ft Y. ft. Aug. 

15-20. .... 

Gregsou. The. Sprlngbank Park. So. Bend. Ind., 

Aug. 15-20; Roek SprUigs Park, E. Liverpool, 

O.. 22-27. 
Graces (3), Godfrey's, Grsnd Rapids. Flcb., Aug. 

15-20. 



1520; Carnival. Delaware. 22-27. 
La Toska, Phil., Lyceum, Ogden, V., Aug. 15-20. 
La Clair ft West, Imperial. Leadvllie, Col., Aug. 

15-20. 
Laurent ft Carols, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. 

Y.. Aug. 16-20. 
La Roye. The, Pine Beach, Norfolk, Va., Aug. 

1520. 
La' Velle ft Grant, Reservoir Park. Richmond. 

Va., Aug. 15-20; Ocean View Casino, Norfolk, 

22-27. 
La Nole Bros., Merrymeetlng Park, Brunswick, 

Me.; Ang. 16-20. 
Iji Tall llros., Sewell'a Polpt, Cape May. N. J.. 

Aag,. 15-20; Central Park, AllentoWn, Fa.. 

22-27. 
La Booth. Louise, Doyle's, Atlantic City. N. J., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Id Gette. Olympla Park, Chattanooga, Tenn., 

Aog. 15-20. 
La Tour, and dog, "Zaxa." Carnival, Brown- 

vllle Pa., Ang. 16-20; Carnival, Unlontown, 

22-27. 




Aug. 15-20. 



HIKBTBBfiB 



land, N. Y.. Aug. 16-20. 
Basque Q-iartet, Bamona, Grand Baplds, Mich 
' Ang. 15-20, 



Aug: 15-20.' 

Dorehda ft Green. C. O. H„ Chicago, Aug. 15-i» ; 
Colombia, Bt. Louis, 22-27. 



G T!f t«%P™ Aa *' Soaibm ' p,tk ' P"" 1 ** Lamo'lnes,- The, Monroe Park, Toronto, Can.. Aug. 
Aug. 15-gO. ^ _ ^_ _ _ -^ __ 15-20. 

The Pines, Haverhill. 

Noretty Grsnd, Sscra- 
-20. 
, San Fran., Cal., Aug. 

Coronado Beach, Cal., 

Park, Hartford. Conn., 

San Fran., Cal., Aog. 

Copenhagen, Den., Aug. 



Beach ft Bower.-. MaQW.k e M.,H., Aug. 15, io- Bailey ft Fletcher, Proctor'a 23d Street, ft Y, ■J'fc.fl De^Veanx. Cleveland'^ a>l««. 



10-20, 
Hatch' Bros., Electric Park, Newark. N. J., Aug. 

15-20. 
Hathaway ft Walton. Brighton Beach, N. Y., 

Ang. 16-20; Henderson's, Coney Island, 22-27 



15-31. 



Leonard ft Kane, Cleveland's, Chicago, Ang. 16- 

20. 
Leonbarrit, Orpheum, Aatorla. Ore., Aug. 15-20. 



Dockslader's, I*w (J. H. Dsuker, use)— Roches- 
ler. ft Y., A"g- !* V" Btiffnlo 22-27, " __ 

Daly's, Wui. Josh— Kloilra. ft. ,Y., Aug. 16-20. 

Field's, Al G. (Dof. QUIgley. mgr.)— Detroit, 
Mich.. Aug. 15-20, Erie. Pa,, 22. Ashtabula, 



ft, Aug. 15-20. 
Barrett Sisters, Rlvcrmont Park, Lynchburg. Vi., 
Aug. 15-20: Reservoir Park, Richmond, 22-37. 
Batemau, Thoa., Paitor'a, N, Y.' ft, Aug. 15-20. 
Barry ft Woplford, Renwlck Park, Ithaca, N. V., 
Ang. 1520. 
O'.. "23, Fremont 24, Flodloy' 25, Lima 20, Bartos, The. Gurernator'a. Atlantic C(ty, N. J.-, 
Muncle. Hid., 27. _ Aug. 15-20. 

Faust, Ted K. IG. D. Cunilngham, mgr.)— Van Baits. Bessie, Godfrey's, Grand Raptda, Mich., 
WerL O,, Aug. 17. Delpboa 18, Kenton 10. Aug. 10-20. 

Clrclevllle 20. Portsmouth 22, Iroutou 28, Hunt- Barretta. Juggling, Orpheum, San Fran., Cat., 
IiikFaii. W.Va.. 24. • ■ _ -' , ■ • Aug. 14-20. 

Field ft ltanaon'a (Maurice Boom, mgr.)— Mil- Bajea. Nora. Manhattan Beach. Denver, Col., 
ford. Mass., Aug. 15-20, Danbury, Com... 22- Ame. 15-20 ; Forest Park, Kansas City. Mo., 



De Veaux ft De Veanx, Cleveiacd'a, Chicago, 

Artg. 15-20. 
Dtuioulo ft Belle, Seulhern Park, FltUbsrg, Aog. 

15-20. ' 
Delmpre *,I*e, Sohmer Park, Montreal. Caa., 

Aug: 16-20. 



Hampton's Digs. Lnna.Pa'tk, Coney Inland, "ft Leo»'«. '''"'«. *"*• **Z™ ae ! N ' J'V Bg ; I5 '?2- 



Y.. Aug. 15-20. 

Habn. Arthor. Lagoon Park, Cincinnati, Aug. 

16-20. 
Harris ft Mnrlo. Biyside Casino, Canarsle, N, 

Y;. Aug. 15-20. 



87. 
Kersandi', BlUy (ft Jay 8m lib, mgr.)— Bur 
ipST, Ia„ A«lg- 17.' Keokuk 18. dulncy. 111., 
Louisiana, Mo.. SO, Alton, HI.; 21, De I 



T.)— Burling- 

Soto, 
Mo.. 22.' Fariulrigton 28, Frederlcktown 84, 



21-20. 
Barlows, The, Fair. Newark Valley, N. Y., Aug. 

22-27. 
BartletU, Musical, Ijishaway Park, East Brook- 

field, Mass., Aug. 15-20. 



Poplar Bluff 25, fiati-sville. Ark., 20, Newport Raader ft La Velle. Fair. Sparta, Wis., Aug. IS- 
27. 20: Fair. Tomah. 21-27. 

Marlon ft Pearl (BlUy Pearl, mgr.)— flreenliurg, Beardaley Sistem, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. 
I'a., Ang. 15-2(1. Y.. Ang. 16-20. 

Benner, Kmlly, Talaquega Park, Attleboro, Maaa., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Bentliam ft Freeman, Crystal, Seattle, Wash., 
Aug. 1620. 



Yugel'H (John W. Vosel, mgr.)— New I*rlnirton, 
O. Ang. 17, -lAncaster 18, I/igan IB, Nelion- 
vllle 20, Athens 22, Piiuieroy 23. Charleston, W. 
Va., 24, (lalllpoll*. O.. 26, Parkersoarg, W, 
Vu., 20, Murlrtfn. O.. 27. - 

Wilton's — Raiith Frnntlughaia. Msss., Aug. 1620. 
TEXT SHOWS- 

Usrnum ft Bailey's— Ironwood, Mkh.. Aog. 17, 
Ashland. Wis.. 18. West Superior It, Dulutb, 
Minn., 20, MlnneniKills 22. St. I'ml 23, Wi- 
nona 24, Owntomia 25, Msaon pity, la., 20. 
Wsterlou 27. 

Buffalo Bill's Wild West. Cnl. Wm. F. Cwly— Fal- 
kirk, Scotland, Aug. 15, lhmforrallut) IP, Kirk- 
i-ablr 17. Diuulee 18-20. Arhroith 22. Forfar 
38, ' Montrose 24. Alwrileeu 25-27, Peterhead 
2D, Fraierburfm 30, Iluiuly .'11, Klglp Bept. 1, 
Inverness 2, 8, 

Cuiupbell Brotbers— Fjllnn, Mo.. Aug. 17, Kirks 



Delmore ft Dsrrell. Electric Park. Vincenne*. ■WB 5 Cn4 *" » °°-' *—$*> ■**•*• 

Iod^ Aug. 16-20; Cropk's Park, Evaaarllle, B >™. Mr. ft Mrs., Proctpr'a 5th Are.. M. f. 

D 1lfch Jr Aug°*.4 20 aw " rojr ' B ' Gnad Ba,,M,, • Ha^ftValtfra, Myers Lake. Canton, O., Ang. 

? *1bSbT UW * LUCr ' BUUft K " n,t *• "• X - **■ Ha^rt ft Kane. 0. H., Ardmore. Ind. Ter.. 

^A ""..', 8 '' ft"""* 0ak '; 1 *?'' Oa 1 - Aug. 16- Harrison. Mliuile, Proctor'a 23d 8treet, N. Y. C, 

20; Fair. Sacramento, 22-Sept. J.- Aug. 15-20. 

lie Voy, Kmmet n 4 Co., Orpheum, San Fran., HnmlTton, Isola, Athletic Park, Buffalo, Aug. 

Cal., Aog. 16-20. 15-20. ^^ 

De i Faye Sisters, rroctor'a 125th Street, N. Y. Harrington, Giles W.. Bellerue Park, Toledo. O., 

ft, Ang. 15-20. Aug. 15-20. 

Dcuelte Mlstera. ft-.D. H^. Chicago, Aug. 15-20; Hantey k Donne, Hasbagen'a. St. Louis, Aug. 

Haymarset. Chlcsgo, 22-27. 14-20 

Drone, Liiura, Oleutnngy Park, Columbus, O., Harts. The. Ourernator's, AtlanUc City, N. J., 

_ Aug .15-20. _ Aug. 15-20. 

Harrington, Dan. J,, Rocky Springs Park, Lancas- 



Beauties, (3) American, Sans Soncl, Chicago, 

Aug. 15-20. 
Bomsteliis, The, Weuoiia Beach, Bay City, Mich., 

Aug. 14-20. ' 

Beverly ft Danvers, Doyle's, Atlsntlc City, N. J., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Bell ft Oliver. Keith's, 1'hllo., Aug. 15-30. 
Bell. Senator Frank. Tumbling Run Park, I'olts- 

vllle. Fa.. Aug. 15-20. 
Belmont, Joe, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, N. J., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Blimey ft Chapman, Casino, Cincinnati, Ang. IB- 

nissonette ft Newmaa. ft ' 0. II., Chicago. Aug. 
15-20, 



De Mqtha, The, Doyle'a. Atlantic City, N. J.', 

Ang. 1J-20. 
De Mott. Louise. Luna Park, Coney laland, N. 

Y.. Aug. 15-20. V 
De Birr ft Russell, Rlalto, Klmlra, N. Y„ Aug. 

15-20. 
Dlckerson, -Cbas. K., Park. West BrookOeld. 

Mass.. Ang. 15-20. 
Dixon ft Holmes. Keith's, PhUa., Aug. 16-20; 

Keith's, Boston. 22 27. 
Dixon, Bowers ft Dixon. Hopkins' Park, Mem- 
phis, Tenn., Aug:' 16-20; Ingersoll Park, Des 

Moines. In., 22-27. 
Diamonds JB), Lakeside Park, Dayton, 0., Aug. 

15-20; Cook's Park, Kvansvllle Ind., 22-27. 
Doyle ft Granger. Falrrhjw Park, Dayton, 0., 

Ang. 15-20. 



ter, Pa.. Aug. 16-20. 
Hearn ft Lewis, Orpheum, Tacoma, Wash., Aug. 

15-20; Crystal, Seattle. 22-27. 
Herbert, Carl, Keith's, N. >Y. ft, Aug. 15-20. 
Hermann, Adelaide. Freebody Park, Newport, B. 

I.. Aug. 22-27. 
Henderson ft ltosa. Mannlon's Park, St. Louis, 

Aug. 15-20; Lake Contrary Park, Bt. Joseph, 

21-27. 
Heclow, Cbas,, Alameda Park, Batler, Pa., Aug. 

16-20. 
Herberts (5). Flying. Luna Park, Coney Island, 

N. Y., Aug. 15-20. 
Uedrlck ft Prescott. Henderson's, Coney Island, 

ft Y.. Aug. 15-20. ^^ 

Herbert. Keltb'a, N. Y. ft, Aug. 15-20. 



Le Roy, Bye Beach, Portchester, N. Y., Aug. 15- 

20. 
I* Roy ft Walby, Pastor's, N. Y. ft, Aug. 1520. 
Leonard ft Leonard, C. O. H., Chicago, Aug. 16- 

20: Columbia. St. Louis. 22-27. 
Leonard ft Drake, Farm, Toledo. O., Aug. 15-20; 

Olentangy Pork, Columbus, 22-27.' 
Leslie, Geo. W., Lake Ontario Park. Kingston, 

Can.. Aug. 15-20; Bristol Park, Buffalo, N. Y., 

22-27. 
Leonard, Qu, 0. O. H., Chicago, Aug. 15 20; 

Columbia. St. Louis. 22-27. 
Leonard Sisters, Wlrth's Palm Garden, Omaha, 

Nebr:, Aug. 15-20. 
Le Clair It Bowen, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 

Ang. 15-20. 
Levy, Mrs. Jules, Godfrey's, Grsnd Baplds, Mich., 

Aug. 15-20. - 
Le Favor. Mabel, Snbbatla Park, Taunton, Mass- 
' Ang. 15-20. 

Lewis ft Ryan, Keith's. N. Y. ft, Ang. 16-20. 
Leans, The. BIJou. Norfolk, Va., Aug" 16-20. 
Leonard, - Eddie, Proctor'a 5th Ave., ft Y. 0., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Lee. Henry. Brighton Beach, .ft Y., Aug. 16-20. 
Leslie, Kddle, Suburban Park, St. Louis, llo., 

Aug. 15-20. • 

Litchfield, Mr. ft Mrs. Nell, Moss ft Stoll Tour, 

England. Ang. l-8spt. 20. 
Libbey ft Trayer, Bomona, Grand Rapids. Mich., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Little ft Frltakow, Orpheam, San Fran., Cal., 

Aug. 14-20. 
Lindsay's Dogs ft Monkeys, Psrk, Greenville, O., 

Aug. 22-27. 
Linden. Daisy, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, 

N. J.. Aug. 15-20. _ 

Llpplncotts, The. Unique, Ocdep, D., Aug. 15-20. 
LlndBay, Earl, Idora Park, Youhgstawn, 0., Aug. 

15-20. 



Doyle ft Wharton, 0. O. H., Chicago. Aag. 15-20. Herfmon. Lawaoh, Valley Park," Johnstown. Pa.. Lo ?i e „? roa " Lyceum, Niagara Falls, N. Y., Aug, 
Doyle. Patsy, Falrvlew Park. Dayton, &., Ang. Aug. 15-20. ' ' " 1 B '20. 



uinbell Brolbers— Killim. Mo.. Aug. 17, Mrga- •":•"■ . . _ .. , _ . _ ' 14-20. Heeley ft Meely. Empire, London. Ena Aua 15 

vllle 18, Trwitou 1». Seymour. la., 20. Prince- Blnyhnm ft Thonitoo, Godfroy'a, Grand Baplds, DoylerEdward. ft Emerson, Renwlck Park. Itha- W SheHnVrd's BiiSh r^don™ 22^2?. V 



lou. Mo.. 22, 

Clarke, U, L.— Snrlngvllle, Teim., Aug. 10, Big 
Sandy 20. Whltlock 22. 

I>uwiile's. Andrew — Downlnglowo, Pa., Ang. 17. 

Elys. Geo. H.— Woiiella. III., Aug. 2a. Waynes- 
rllle 24, LhwiiiIsIo 25. Harlsbi(rg 20. 

Furepaugli ft Bells Brothen*— llochesler. N. Y.. 
Aug. 17, Niagara Falls 18. Buffalu 10. II u- 
tavis 20, Ithaca 22. Geneva 23, Oawego 21, 
Cortlniul 25, Klmlra 20. IVIIIlamsnort. Pa., 27. 

c.iniry Bros. Dps and l'ouy— Flushing, N. Y.. 
Aug. 18, Jamaica ID, Hempstead go, Drooklyu 



Mich., Aug. 15-20. 
Blocksom ft Bums, Ingersoll Park, Des Moines, 

la.. Ang. 22-27. 
Blue Ribbon Zouaves, Watson's, Brooklyn, ft Y., 

Aug. 15-20. 
BlNHlell, Ubble. Morrison's. Rockaway Beach, 

N. Y.. Aug. 15-20. 
Buraul ft Nenrro, tllyinplc, Clilcago, Aug. 22-27, 
Bnntwlck, Elwooil F., ft Co., Proctor's, Newirk, 

N. J.. Aog. 10-20. ' 
Boniface ft Waltslnger, Avon Park, Youngstovfa, 

O., Ang. 16-20. 
Brkilys, The. Columbia, St. Loula. Aug. 15-20. 



ca, N. V., Aug. 1020. 
Dresser, Louise, Ingersoll Park, Den Molues, la., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Dumond Sisters, Proctor'a 6th Ave., N. Y. ft, 

Ang. 15-20. .• 

Dunu ft Rvelyn, Guvernator's, Atlantic City, ft 

J.. Aug. 15-20; Steeplechase Park, Atlantic Hlckey ft Nelson, Brighton Beach, N. Y„ Am, 
•City, -22-27. 15-20. ^ 

Esmonds, Jc*, KeBb'i.N. _Y._ ft. Aog. .,16-20._ Hlll_ ft Sylvanl, Paradise Boof. N. Y. a, Ang. 



Heywood. Great. Central Park, Alleatown, Pa., 

Aug. 18-20. ^ 
Hengier Slaters. Morrison's, Rockaway Beach, N. 

Y., Aug. 16-50. 
Hill. Will, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y„ Aug. 

15-20. 



Kdgertons. The, I'roctoc'e 28d Street, N. Y. O., 

Aug. 22-27. 
Etlnore Slaters, Lake Quinalgamond, Worcester, 



22-27 iiranys, inc. uoiumoia, nr. louia, Aug. ip-^u. aia«a Aug 15-20- Willows Salem "2-27 

Gentry 'llroi. Dog and Pony— Iowa City, la.. Brennana.^ MuskaL^ Empire Pavilion, Qtaocestet. Eldrldge, Press. Forest Park,' Kansas Clty/Mo.. 



15-20. 

Hlnes. Billy, Doyle's, Atlantic CUy, N. J.. Aug. 
18-20. 



Aug. 25. 
Knight's, C. n— MM" 1 ***' ,nfl " *°( t .'. 1 Il. U P" 

laud 18. Hartford City 10, PennvTlle 20. 
Mnlu Walter I,.— Red Ledge, Mont.. Aug. 17, 

Millings IS, Sheridan, Wyo.. 10, New Castle 
|20. 
Msckay's (Arelrew Markay, mgr.)— St. I^uls, 

Mo., Aug. 15. ludehnlte. .. „ 

Meluourn's— Bethel, hllnn.. Aug. 17. Wyoming 18, 

Forest Lake in, Marine 20, Somerset. Wis., 

22. Roberts 28. Baldwin 24, Ceylon 26. 
Norrls 4 ltoive'a— Belle Plain. la., Aog. 16, 

Iowa Tails 10. Algona 17, Ragle Grove 18. 

Hampton 10. Wavorly 20. Osage 22. Ulinrlen 

t;ily 23, Mancliesler 24, lnde|>endcnce 23, Vlu- 

ton 80. Tipton 27. ■ ■• _ „ , 

Pawnee Bill's Wild West Rlid Great Far Kast— 

Maloaie. N Y. Ac,g. 17, Pottsdam IS. Ogdcns- 

bnru 10. lloiuerneur 20. 
Itliutllng Ilrotlicr-i— Walla Walla. Wash.. Ang. 17. 

North Yakltna 18, Illtivllle IB. Spokane 20, 

Belllnglinni 23, Everett 23, Seattle 24. 25, Tn- 

iMiu.i 20, Ceu'.ralU 27. 
RnhliiHnu'B, Jidiii— lleilfon',, Va., Aug. 17, ItMn- 

oke 18. 
Hlce'i Doc. Pony and Monkey (Charles Klce, 

mgr.) — Manbattan Keacb, Clevelana, O., Aug. 
13. Indefinite. • • ■ -_ 

Big. Ssnlelle'i— Carthage, ft T.. Aag. 17. Can- 
ton IS. Fort Covliialon 10, MoMona Siirlngs 



N. J., Aug. 15-20. 
Brooks, Jeanctte. Munroe Park, Toronto, Can., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Bridges. The. Guvernator's, Atlsntlc City, ft J„ 

Ang. 15-20. 
Brook*. Franklin A., Casino, Ontario Beach, N. 

Y.. Aug. 15 20. 
Brooklyn. F.tBe, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Aug. 15-20. 



Hlnes ft Remington, Olympic. Chicago, Aug. 15-20 ; 
Haymarket, Chicago, 22-27. 
Aug. 15-20, East End Park, Memphis, Tenn., Hoyt ft Waller, Keith's, Pblla., Ang. 15-20 
Pjatfi _ Hobbs (2). Howanl, Boston, Aug. 15-20; 0. H. 

Salem, Sandy Hill, N. Y., 22-27. 

Hoover. John ft Lillian, Albambra, London. Ens.. 
Aug. 15-31 



Eldorado Sister*. Canoble Uke Park, 

Maaa., Aug. 15-20. 
Electric Comedy Four, Keith's, Boston, Ang. 

15-20. 
LIlHwortlia (4), Chutes, Saa Fran., Cal., Aug. 

14-20. 



Lowe. Chas. P., Chntes, San Fran,, Cal., Ang. 

14-20. 
Lowande-Wllsou Co., Willows, Salem, Mais., Aug. 

15-20. 
Liifcctis (4), Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can., Aug. 

16-20. 
Lyster ft Cooke, Keith's. Boston, Aug. 16-20. 
Lyuotte Sliters, Forest Park, Waterbury, Conn., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Mason-Keeler Co., Moss ft Stoll Tour, England, 

Ang. lD-Nov. 18. ... 

Mortlne Bros., Folles Marigny, Paris, Aug. 15-31. 

16-31. 
Mantell's Marionettes, Bon Ton, Salt Lake City. 

V.. Aug. 15-20 : Imperial, Leadvllie, Col.. 22-27 
Macks (2), Ocean Pier, Atlantic City, ft J., Aug. 

15-20. 
Madden ft Gall, Auditorium, Norfolk, Va., Aug. 

15-20. 
Martlne ft Balmo, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. 

Y.. Aug. 16-20. 
Mario ft AMo, Temple, Detroit. Aog. 15-20. 



HO Y W .?1 B g. , i 1lo , -- Dr ~ n,UDd ' ■"• UUna ' N - mVfEmJ&kg!* 2VH5 * 



Hownrd'a Poulea and Dogs, Ramona, Grand Bap- 

Ma \f lankni A .,- 1 ** m\ 



Brlttona The' Henderson's Coney laland. ft 1.. Blwood.-* Maggie Benton, Mercer Park. Trenton, _ ,as >_ M '?h;. Ang. 15-20. 
Auk .16-20. " cm "™ on "' ""*' 1 "" no ' "• *•• N. J.. Aug. 16-20. Howard ft Anderson, The Pines, Haverhill, Mass., 



Aog. 16-20. 

nrecfls, Tlie. Lake Worcester, Maaa.. Aog. 15-20. 
llmnu. Harrison ft Brown, Suburban Park, St. 

Uiula. Auk. 21 -Sept. 3. 
Urtihat Trio. Sprlngbank Park. loodoa. Can.. 

Aug. 15-20. 
llroivn. Hurry A.. Southern Park. Plttabarg, Ang. 

16-20. 
Rradabaw. Cbm. 11., ft Co., Farm, Toledo, 0., 

Ang. 13-20. 
Brown, Jack, ft Lillian Wright. Junction Patk. 

Beaver Falls. Pa., Aug. 16-20. 
Hronks. Herbert, Sbea'a, Buffalo. Aog. 15-20. 
Burke A Young, Weast's, Peoria III., Aag. 15-20. 
llimletw. Madeline, Electric Park, Newark, N. 

J.. Aug. 15-27. 
Budd. Bros., Chutes, San Fran., Cal.. Aag. 14- 

20. " -•••■ 

Bnrke*. Juggling. Rmplre, San Crols, Cal., Aug. 



I5-20; Rmplre. San Fran., 21-27. 

.1) Theresa 22. Adams 23,' Pnlaakl 24, Seueca Bwlnlek. Sieve, Electric Park, ZAuesvllle, Wli., 

Falls 25. Phelps 2d. OaMiiiUunu 87. ■ •• Aug. 18-20. . _^_ . I 

Tesas Bill's Wild WmI— Rmiwttsbnfg. !g.. Aug. Burl. Autia. Suburban Gardes, 8t. Loula, Aog. 14- 

2§, Spirit Lake 28. Lake Park, 24. Stock Rapidi 20: Delmar Garden, oklihoroa City, Okla... -«• 

Te"eV 1 Br«V! , -Vree.!ershtr,!*Iad 7 1 ' Aog. IT. UI1U- OtJffS-m Ross. Chealet ' Park, Cfaelajka^ /Aa*. 

horv 18. U-IO. . .—..._ , ■>, . w ^it.^.ij- 



Kmerson ft Stone, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. 

Y.. Ana. 15-20. 
Umpire Comedy Four. Orphenm, loa Angeles, 

Cal.. Ang. 15-27. 
"Eiilsmirclle." Paradise Roof, N. Y. ft, Aqg. 

15-20. ' . "•■ 

Ksmeralds Slaters, ft 0. H., Chicago. Aug. 22-27. 
Evans, George. Keith's. Phlla.. Anz. 15 20. 
Everett Slaters, Monte Carlo, Nome, Alaska, Ang. 

15-30. 
Farley. James ft Bonnie. Rye Beacb, Rye. N. Y., 

Ang. 15-20. 
Fawn. Lola, Ramona, Grand Rapids, Mich., Aog. 

15-20. 
Favor 4 Sinclair. Ocean Pier, Atlantic City. 

N. J., Ang. 13-20. 
FaataK (21. Urpheum. Ban Bernardino, Cal., Aog. 

15-20; Lrcrum. San Fran., 2I-J7. 
FaUrrin.. Keith's. BostoA. Aug. 1620; Proctor'a 

23d Street, ft Y. C. 22-27. 
Falk. Eleanor, Paradlle Roof, ft Y. ft, Aluj. 15- 

Frlto'n. W. P.. Ouvemator'a. Allaptlc City, ft. 

J.'.-'Aug. -15-20. ' ' 
Fesiley, Juggllug, Riverside Kark, Baton, Ind., 

Aiig. 14-10. r 



Ang. 15-20. 
nolt. Alt., Empire Palace, Liverpool, log., Aug. 

16-20. 
Howard, narry ft May. Oakland Park, Greens- 

burg. Pa., Aug. 15-20. 
Howard Bros., New York Roof, N. Y. ft, Aug. 

15-20. 
Howard ft Llnder, Olcott Beach, Olcott, ft Y.. 

Aug. 16-20. 
noldrii ft Florence, Morrlsoo't. Rockaway Beacb, 

N. Y.. Aog. 15-20. 
Hodges ft Lkunchtaere, Dreamland, Coney laland. 

Howard Bros., Forest Psrk, Kansas City. Mo.. 
Aug. 14-20. 
rard. M L V., Dreamland, Coney lalaad, ft Y., 



Howl. 
Aag. 15-20. 



20. 

Marco Twins, Hopklus' Park, MemphU, Tenn., 

Aug. 15-20; Forest Park. St. Louis. 21-27. 
Mnrcus ft Gartelle, Orpheum. Los Angeles, Cal., 

Ang. 14-20; Chute*. San' Fran.. 22-Sept. 3. 
Maglnleys. Tie, Temple, Detroit, Ang. 15-20. 
Matthews ft Haverly. Proctor'a 23d Street, N. 

Y. ft. Aog. 15-20. L_ 

Mnrselln, Brighton Bench, ft Y.. Aug. 15-20. 
Msrshsll ft Tioralnne, Olentangy Park, Oolumbus, 

O., Aog. 13-20. 
Majestic Musical Fonr, Eroc-tor'a, Newark, N- 

J., Aug. 16-2q. „ . 

Marloellas. 'Ae, Doyle'*. AUsntlc Olty, ft J.. 

Aug. 13-20. ';•"■ ' • „ ' 

Madcaps (3). Farm. Toledo O.. Aug. 14-20. 
Maxsmlth Duo, Olympla Park, McKfeaBort, Pa-. 

Ang, .13-20.- . -.- ■ * 

Marshall ft Bartlett; Pleasure Beacb. Bridgeport, 

Conn.. Ana. 15-20. 



Hon), 8am. U Petite. Vancouver, B. ft. Aug. 22- Max ft'Morits, Proctor'a 23d Street, N. Y. ft. 

Mnns«eld ft Wllbor Co.. Prbclor's 23d Street, 
ft Y. ft. Aug. 15 20. . . , „ 

Msnnlng ft Ijihle. Dreamland, Coney Island, N. 
y;; An*, ln-io. 



Home. Ross ft Lewis. Rmplre. CardllT. Wales, 
Rug., Aug. 15-20; Palace. Leicester, 22-27. 

Hurleyi. The. Luna Pack, Oduey lalasd,' N. Y., 
4ug. 13-80, - '-•. ',»■• i. • 

HoWel|. lfla. Howard, Boston. Ang. lfl-20. 

lliuUei Miudeal Trio, Orpheusq, San Fran., Cal., 
Aug. 14-20. 



Madcaps- (4), Orpheqra, Ban Fran., Cal., Aag. M" 
Manulng ft Bleb, ft O. H., Chicago, Ang. lo-W> 



•I. 



Af7Gti9£9Qfc 



MartioettTjJrio. Doyle.'s. Atlantic Cltr t N. J„ 



T^ff MF yORK f!IuIPT?ER. 



597 



Aug. 



veile^ o «eiaoBi..fJaac*de P«rk, Oakland, .Me., 




Mortal Is, Jetnttla.' r-';rr*iu, IAuscr. Col. . Asi. 
Maw. 'Jrtjli*' Haria.Bock. Mm Havco. Cone,, 
jliirliiii t Crude, Chutes, Sim Krnti., CaL, Auk. 

i.-.w. 

Mslhleus. Juggling. Oik .Summit Park, EvsdstIUc 

Aug. H-5W. :1 

Mauidugs. th-lainal, HBber'ftcJI. -Jf^C Aag.l.h- 

MeAvoy. Oiaif., Jmctfca Park, Beaver Kalis, I'm,, 
Aus- |.">-S0\ A i •■■ r: i-j '. I -, , 

M.-CuMuugl*, Moaloab Waierly . Park,.'Xanalna, 

Mich.. Aug. !B-». 
.Mclhiwell. Joku G. fc Alice. Sj.rlngbank Park, 

toudoa. Cue. Aug. 14-20. 
Mdluiintd & Frayis;, Weaal's, Peoria, III., Aug. 

I IW . .v . >* f*" ••• ' ' 

MchMyre A Hie* I'ark.cPutoaui, Conn.. Aug. 15- 

»£■ .■• 

McCsriliy. John. A .NeJlie.iC. Q. H„ Chicago, Aug. 

io-IJO. 
McDunsld A Hontiuelou, Keith's. X. V. C, Aug. 

I. -.-20. 
McShulTrayB, JIuBlcal. Yoeemlte. Stockton. Cat., 

Aug. 10-20; Barton's 0. II.. Fresno, 22-27. 
McCoy A Knight Family, Butlc. Mon., Aug. 13- 

27. 
McCann Family, O. 0. H., Chicago, Aug. 13-20. 
McCune A Grant, Edison. SpoksiK-. Wash., Aug. 

15-20; 0. 0. II.. Bnttr. Mini.. 21-27. 
Melrose Troupe, Oleutangy I'urk, Columbus, O.. 

Aug. J6-20 w .-., Xjii *,. ■ ■; ■_■ 

Pa.. Aug. iFW; Summit Turk, UtlcaTK. V., 

22-27. pi ji ■■'* . ± iik v,i 

Mccusker, Inez; Dclmar Garden, Oklahoma City, 

Ukla., Aug. 14-20. 
Mcllvllle A Conway, Doyle's. Atlantic City. N. J., 

Aug. 15-20. 
Meier-* Man. Gaiety, Birmingham, Kng., Aug. 

15-20; Palace, Belfast. 22-27. 
Mohan's Dosja,, Iugtrsoll Park, p.-s Moines, la., 

Aug* lS-SB... . b» ;«»,: : i---. : 
Mletta's 9m, bake. .Worcester. Muss.. Aag. 15- 



'AJfiil'IsJn Bar* SpriugftcW. 
'''ab&m'J a!* 8 * ,ll * 1 »»» < ««li Wurcester.'lia*:'. 

k *^«^»* it -'J'««»l" JW. K. Y. o:. At*. 
AaE *3 m ' Jj " tlMl ft,r *' Gluetaaall. ,0,. 

"S Ok- ' ssals s sl Park, Dm Moines. Ia„ 

•viol. JJ-Ji. 
lllcbcy & llarriiiglisi. Onkwuml 
Aim. l.'.j". 

KU ^,W«'WW. l'«k. New.JJrllain.Couii., Aug, 



I'lirk. Pillsbnrg, 



Wains). Leu. Watson's, Brouklya, N. Y„ Aug. 

IS-20. . 
*' \|5 1820 Uk * a, * u, * WT - WesllurO, Mass.. 
Waldorf f* Meadri. Chaster Park. (3dcIbim.II, 

:}V- H-'Ai; Went Bad llelgkU. St. Urals, 

Wajrlai«'a,*atoi^ : .rlcw Toglf Boof?J. t'i tt. Aug. 

W V*J. '*:'* klar. CaalM p.rk. Mmrlc, lnO,, 

VaKaaaZ Mr. A Mm., Forest Park. Kauwis 

t'llj. Mi... Aug. M-20. 
Wala. Al., I'nra.llw Rwif, N. Y. <!.. Aug. IB Si. 
Wstrrii " 

vMirb., 





also spiiear. wlUt ..Lbjii . aiinimtu'. , Humphry 
OlmiMufiii Co,,- In reriortor*. will follow. 



tio: . 

GROUNDS. 



WITH I'lTl'Mll'IKJ, Auk. 17, IN. 



* ItlauHisnl, Wi-iiiidh Bracb. Bay Olty, * _^a» 

iftY.ii m& jkujxmiii .si'Si? S 5 ^* ^x**** »• B«jii0nca.|i 

"^•-«^.^u*«.;.^ M B»te».,» JB g, ,5. ygjgr?:., jsti6# mi T ■"••••• ltoctaww IWERICWI tWOUE 



l.tivi'iHitT. r..ikic Cuuipouncc, aSuutlilotf- 



. 9K * 

BtraandsssL 

loo. t'MIU.. . 
Itl.v Bros . A Kits Victoria. Ueuirlck Park, Ithaca. 
• ft. l .. Aug. 13-211. 
"JSS < 3 ><0'""ainar Park, Columbtw. o., Aug. 

jJBmflRaJ^^ "i"""" * lu »*« , P">.' c »l"«-. 
{{In Bros .. Ijike. *o'rceiiter'. Msss!, Aug: 152o! 
Ito»elle Bros., BIJou. Norfolk. Vs.. Aug. 1520 
liwera 4 Ma l.rceum, Ogden. .11.. Aug«J.-.-20. 
ltoblnsoo. Ethel. IleBdersoa's, Cooe; aafiaakZat 
a.t Aug. 13-20. „. - , ■ 

Zt. ( ri'J ,urrll,< »'«- ^cka*sy,;Btaet,,«. f , 

k Mar, Ontario Bearb. Cbarbitlr, 
1...2*. 

Wetwna Bench. Bs/ Clly 

.WtUgj. Aug. istm 
ingy Pr-*- 



N. 



U '^^" l * ft 



Howard. Bostoa, Aug. 
. . Detroit. . Midi.. 22-27. 
Bialto, Elmlra, N. Y., Aug. 13- 



13-20 ; 

Mllliuro Sisters, 
20. 

Millard Bros., Keith's, Phils.. Aug. 15-20. 

Miller, Kitty. . Weast's. Peorls, III., Augy 15-20. 

Mitchell. * CaJik Henderson^. Couey Island, N. 
. Y.,, Aug,, 15-29, .. E -..• . | ' ,- '•- ., 

Milan) Irlo, ■Head^r»n'f,.p6ney,T^and ; ;;.N. Y., 
Aug. J5-M..J./ 

Mlllcrshlp -,Sh)ters,f, jOuTernator^s, Atlantic , City. 
X, J., Aug. IB 20. .• i . 

Millard Bros. .CB111 .4 Bob), Casino. Kelley Is- 
land, O.. Ang. 15-27. 

Mills A Morris. Young's Pier, Atlantic City, x. 
4., Aag. 15-sept. 3. 

Mlllward, Jewle A Co., SheaV. Buffalo, Aug. 15- 

20. -. d ' i :a : h ' 
Morton, Jrbms 1., Farm, Toledo, p.. . Aug, 15-20. 
Mortons (i), 0. O. H.. Cnlcago, Aug. 15-20. 
.Monroe. Geo,. ; a O..H.. Chicago, .Aug. 15-20.. 
Morrui A Walton, Boa Ton, Salt take Clty...U., 

Aog. 10-20. ■■' -J ,. r , ». i^ « .,-' 
Morrla A Montrose, Coney Island, Cincinnati, 

Ang. 14-20. 
Motoglrl, Barrasfonl Tour. Kng., Aug. 15-Sept. 10 
Morsns, , Musical. , BI>ou, Norfolk. Va., Aug. 15-20. 
Monlgonerj. k. Pearl, :TRmpIe, Detroit, Aug. 15 
aJ*VJj . 4;^ -^,. a, 6 . v: ••■■*■ - 
Mom. Great, Oakwood Park, rittsburg, Aug. 15- 

20. . 
Mori re. West End Heights, St. LouIb. Aug. 21-27. 
Phil., i Salisbury Beach. Xewburynort, 



»rffi J? , : F n air 'u SMI <**• Ui.M-a. Wlllhins. Gus^Shcai, 
arlllc Sisters, Bock .Spring, Park, E. Xlrapool, WUsoTa De Mqiit llle, 
";• ^"f.-.AV.? - . ._.... »5-20. 



Cau'ob'/e Lake, ' Salem, X. 



Morion, Pi 

MflU., Aug. ,1.5.20s , 
Slonroe A Page, 

Aug. 15-20. 
Mourt Comedj Four, Canobie Lake Park, Salem, 

Mass.. Aug. 15-20. 
Morpajr & Wlllard., Sprlngbrook Park, So. Bend, 

la*. Aug. 14-JOj . . '-j 

Murray, . Jaam A - Pleasure Beach., Brjdgeport, 

•Jviiii.. Aug.ilMO. i., . 

Murphy A Palmer; Olcott BegcK Olcot(, fj- Y-. 

Aim. 15-20* *- ....... 

Murtba, John II.. Pueblo, Col., Aug. 15-20. 
Mmlgc A Mortoo, Tlroli, Dublin, Ire., Aug. 15- 

20; llnrrasford Tour. England, 22-Sc|it. 10. 
Mullen's Dogs, Luna Park, Coney Island, X. Y., 

Aug. 1M0.....;,... ^ . .„„ . ,, ., ... ^ ___. 
Basra. Tom, t Co., Temple, Detroit, in*. 15-20. 
Noisen & Xessen, Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport, 

Coiin. r -4ug. s lB-20. .^.j... .-.>..< < r . -,. ., 
Nelson, Steele A Nelson, Sajr, SciejieTiu),- N.. Y., 

Ang, 1B-20 i Falr,< Aitmont. 22-27. 
Xcoilbam & Wood, Casino, Bergen Beacn, N. Y., 

Aua. 15-20, tT : '-'i ■ ' 

NoWoH 4 yibiOv IJkcsl&.P-arl^Asiron, O., Aug. 

n*):. Meyers Lake Patk, Canton, 2II27. 
Nelta, Itutii. Maunlon's, St Louis, Aug. 14-20; 

West KudPark, Memphis, TeoB,, 21-27, 
Nlbbe & Bord»ii«;„l'oreBt Park, Utile Bock. 

Ark:. Aw. 15-27". , ' " 
Nlblo A Itllry. Ixikc Qulnslgamond, Wprceslcr, 

Mass., Auf. 15-20. 
Nlblo A Spencer, Doyle's, A,tlaotlc City, N. J., 

Aug. .16,20, . . jr .-;. ...\7 •. ; , .: : _■ . 

Norton. Miss, A Paul Nicholson. Brighton Beach, 

N. T.. Aug. 15-20: Pastor's. N. Y. C. 2227. 
Norcross. Malcom A La Mar. Postor'H, N. Y. C, 

Aug. 1D-20. .., -,*. . . .. 

Nonlln, Dare, Atoa Parki "' Yuiiugatuwa, 0.,'Aug. 

15-20. 
Normnndln, A., Sofauier Tark, Moutteal, Cau„ 

Aug. 1.-.-S0. • -'■ 

Nobles, Mr. A Mrs. Milton, Weuoua Beach, Bay 

City, Mlnu.. Aug. 1520. 
Nonrortb. lack, Ingcrsoll Park, Dcs Moines, la.. 

Abb. l.-. : 20. . i,... ..; , . 
o-FnjI-Ko, Vreebody Park. Nciriwrl, R. I.. Aug. 

13-20. 
OkM A Oaelett, a,O..H., Chicago, Aug. 15- 

oivk>, Bamona, Grand Bapids, Mich., Aug. 13- 

OUs,' Kllta Proctor, Brighton Beach, X. Y., Aug. 

10;2O. . , 

tt'Brleu & West, Wayside Pa'tk, So. Franilugbam, 

Mu«s., Aug. 15-20. .^ 

"ur Boya. luJtlne... KeiUi'M. ,Bvsuvu. am. If If 
Patterson a\ Holden, Audltorluui, Norfolk, Va., 

. Aug. it>i»: 

P»*«fs.Dog OlrcBH,.TeBipl«. Detroit. Aag.^15-20. 
Pascatel, Mtrtelous, C'lerclnnd 'b, Chicago, Aug. 

Pa"«coe!'Wl,«tt '"ft 'Co.', ""ikrlfk'a, N. Y. C, Aug. 

15-20. .", ,- , ..... 

Palmer & Bohlnsou, Douvhue's, tilnis Falls, X- 

V.. Aug. 15-20. 
I'atchen A CUJtpn,. PaHtor's. N. Y, «<•. Augv 15> 
, 20; HowsrS: Boston". 22 27. 
I n|ilnta, Ingcrsoll Park, Des Muiucs, Is., Aug. 

14-27.v..._;:- i ■ -:,. J ;- •*.. •■ 

Perry ft Alecla, MayBonrer Uruve. ,So. Hanson, 
, Mass.. Aug. 13-20. 

I'«ry, Ftanfc u, (Jdlsoo, S|>ok8ue. Wash., Aug. 
„ 10-20. p. .i; . ' ' . '• I • 

Pearce Broe!) & Marks, Athletic Park,. Buffalo, 
, Aug. 15.20^ ,. i . , 

Print, Fred & Annie, Young's Pier. Atlantic City, 
, X. J.. Aug. 15-20: 

Wit. P«radlKc.,fIpnf,. X. ,Xs ft. Aug. J8-20.v„ 
Pierce & jfaUee; ltiicrlon 'Park. Portland, iK, 

, Aug. . 13-20. . . • 

Polk. A Kolllns, Tlroli. Blrinlughsiu, Kng., Aug. 

, lft-20; Hippodrome. Brighton. 22-27. 

'"Its ft Potts, Waldamerc Park, Krlc, Pa., Aug. 

13-^0. i\', r . ,.'; v / i^, , 

l'"«ell,. Praetofs -£3fl A Slrcit. X. Tf. 0.. Aug. 

15-20. - , , •• 

Pinrera Bros., Colgmhla. SL 'Louis. Aug. Ifl-2Q; 

• «., 0-- II., : ChTcsgo. 22-27; 

Potter & lliirtivell, Keith's, Phlla., Aug. I5-2P. 
; Keith >.. Boston, 32-27. • - 

20 ^^ Kmi'lre.". OaklantI, Cal„ Aug. 13- 

Primrose ft . liohtoff, Kherslde Park,' Monlreal. 

(Ju,.. Artg. 15-20. . . I . VZ ■. • 
I uileyla. Bug" Ilaio<-.Qulnlet, Heudersoii's, Coney 

„ UkBd. A. Y„. Aug. 13-20 

Bamwy KUUrs, ,LakempBt. Park, .Altooi"". p *- 

ItavBiond A TrTcey' 'Soplre? Colo.' 'Spcloga, Col., 

, Aug, 15-20.. '-■"'■. ■ . 

rtatatooa, Billy, ft LUllan, Orpheum.-St. Tanl, 

Minn., Aug. 15-20. p . 
Itaslns A Banks, Athletic Park, Buffalo. Aug. 

I3-20. .... . . 

Ilayniond, Laara." BUou. Norfolk; Va„'Atig. 15- 

l!0. .,. { .'•'"■ ^ 

Bawls ft Von Kautpjao, Noielty. Colo. Springs. 

• ol.. AugVIU-SO.'" 7 ^- ," * 
it»clfori» k Winchester, Hippodrome, I/ondon, Eng.. 

Aug. 15-27..,. .. .. VT .-. , - i . •• 
Knot. OK iLarlf. Sao -Diego, tial... Ana.. IB-2C. 
1 "fjlJ^ Jnhaple. Park. Preksklll. N. V.. Anc 

llulforcl' ft ^tncn'ester, Pastor's, 'N. JfT'lL ..% 

i j -*!pu 
nenfiurtnn, Mayme, and her Pick". Freehndr Park. 

^ewpwi, ». I., Aug. 15 20. * 



lUxhefort ft Ma 

„ Y.. Aug. 

Uoatlno A Stetrns. 

Mlrh., Aug. 15-20. 
Uobsou. il*T, Keith's .. 
lluualujos (J|), ■ oleuti.ugy 

Aug/15-m £ Kj ,.. . 
^B%.J-..Drean>ftnd,.Con«7 Island, N. Y.. Aug. W 

""1* * ,l*S!. oa - Kennywood Park, PitUbnrg, 

Aug. 10-20. 

S *20 W ' MUy ' a **" r r " rk ClaelanaU. Aug. Ii>- 

S *8e»t. '30^''. 'k^*' *■*%• -e»»-..Ai*. 15- 

tSfrMJj k °«^.C»neord.a. Pern, 1IL, 

SuuuSie. \ 
An 

SlTli 

O.. 

8anford,Tlorllla, Sarin Bock, New Uaren, Conn.. 
Aug. 15-20. 

fcaavafiSafiS Bermvi Vuk - I*goiia W rt, 
Satcwta. .Liitje^.Lona .Parki Coney Island, X. 

r." Aog u 15 "20^r 

An' lS^'oV*^* 9 ' rroc,or '"' N « w »f«. ". J,. 
•^«|>el. Josephine, . Paradise Roof, X. ,Y. OL, Ass- 
Sacks ft Cnliln, Highland Lake Park. Whwted. 

Conn., Aiuj. 15-20. 
Seymour & Dupree, Hansa, Hamburg. Gcr., Aug. 

15-,Sept. 30. , 

Seabert, AL,, Dreamland, Coney Ialaud. N. Y., 

Aug^ 15-20, "* *•• ' 

aS"* J ,V W ^. 5*rt4> st - Loul».,Aug. 15 20; 
-C. 0. II. .Chicago, 22-27. . 

bhgwS, Aerial, Proctor's 5th- Are., ,X, Y. C. 

Aug. 13-20 ' '.. 

Sherman ft De Forest. Olympic. Chicago. Aug. 13- 

20; Iiaymarket. Chicago. 22-27. 
Shedman's l>ag«, Krbe's Casino, No. Beach. X. Y.. 

Aug. 15-20. 
•fcJSfc'hl Mw-i-Urw.. Pastar-a.,^ Y. C.. 

«. lo-20; Capitol Park, Hartford, Conn., 

Shsckleford. ;Matco'lm, Proctor's. Newark, ». J.. 
Aug. 15-20. " — 



Brighton Beach, N. Y., 



Attilitortiim, ' CrdaC'~Xaplds, 

fc Ilissjn.i.tVest. Kwl.park, New Orleans, 
1.1-20; Fair. Dps Moines. la.. 33-27. 



v.. 



Sims, Chutes, San Fran.. Cal., Aug,. J 4-20. 
Slilonja. .Haiia Soucl,' Chicago, Aug. IB 2o. 
Skldons liros.. Ourernator's, Atlantic City. 

•I.. Aug. 13-20; Pastor's, X. Y. C. 22-ff 
Siglerne. Mile., Dreamland. Coney Island. X. 

Aug. 1320. 
Slnou A Paris. Xeir York Boof, X. Y,„C.. Aug. 

15-20. 
Slapoffakl. Mnie.,.Kelth's,. 
Smlrl ,ft Kessher, Xew Y 



•Ur, C, Aug. 15-20. 
ork Roof, N. Y. C, 

Aug/ 1 3-20. „..„.,- i . . 
Smith ft Caipueli: Freebody . Park. Neirport, 11. 

I., Aug. -13-20. 
Smith ft Fuller, Ssns Soucl, Ohlcsgo, Aug. 15- 

20. 
Smith A Bsker. Reservoir, Park, Richmond, Vu., 

Aug. 15-20: Ocean View Park, Norfolk. 22-27. 
Sopcrs & Wlblp...»prlug Lake Park. Trenton, 

N.. J,„ Aug. 1J.-20. __ ... ... . ... 

Spaulding, O, 0, II , CUcago, Aug. 13-20; "Co- 

Wbja. St, tcols. 22-27/ T-ti.wr 

SpJsm;U, Brest. Forest Park, .Kanaas City. Mo.. 

Aug.. 1 J 4-20; Delmar Garden, Oklahoma City, 
.Qkleii 22-37. VT ^ s*. i i. 

Spraxnellos. The. A. A S.. Boston 'Aug, 15-20, 
SpaiMU, Paul, Paradise Roof, N.' TT C, Aag. 

Sne*snnly, Slg.. I.uua Purk, Coney Island, X. 
- Yi, A»g. 15-20. 

Spilk. -Lima Park. Com-y island, X. Y-, Aug. 

jr. 2», ... 

Stiiarts, MusK-nl. Lskevii-u Park.. Supla..vgaii. 
Wbi., Aug. 14-20; Kl. Shcrklau Park, Chicago. 

Stevens.' ifltty. DwIp'h,' Atlantic City." N.' J.. 

Aug.. 15-30. 
st belli: Sisters. Kcilli's. PliUadeliiUla,, Aug: 13 

20. 
Stah|, Bosp. ft Oi...MurclMou's, Jloukgwsy Besih, 

X. Y.. Aug. i.-ioT 
Stclii-Krelto Family, Purest Psrk, Kansas City. 

M.... Auc. 14-20. . ... 

Slsnli-y & I* Roy, Coney Island. Cincinnati, o.. 

Am. 13-20. i i 

St. John ft I' I'ovrv, Summer Park, Du Hois, 

Pa.j Aug.. 15.20. 
Sllckuey, llobt.. Jr., I.uus Park, Coney Island, 

N.Y.. Aiq;. 15 211. 
Stuart A Murphy, Kdisou, Uplcua, Men., Aug. 

M-20. ; . ... 

Sleniblcr, Ssllle, Shea's, Buffalo. Aug. 15-20. 
Stroiigfort. Lionel. Moutc Ssno Park, Augusts, 

Ga., Aug. 15-20^.,,. , . : ^ r . .... 
Sullivan, Mark. Morrisou's, Rockawsy' Bench, X. 

Y., Aajvl»r20,. 
Sulllran ft Huebucr, Woodland Park, JerTirson. 

O.. Aug. 15-2U. 
Suiqmerville, Amelia, Keith's, Phlla., Aug. 15 

Sjiiiphony Quartette, Doyle's, Atlantic City. X. 

J,,. Aug. 15-20. 
Sylvan ft O'Neal. Lake Erie Park, Ft. Worth, 

Tex, Aug^ 13-20. . •• 

Srmonds. Lottie West. Lakerlew Tark, Terre 

Haute, I ud.. Aug. 15-20. 
Sylvester, Central Park. Allentown, Pa., Aug. 

1.1-20; Ocean Pier. Sea Isle City. X. J.. 22-27. 
Sirlft ft Barton. Krttk'N, N. Y. C Aug. 15-20. 
Tnruu. , Neanoillau ,Trlo. Hcudersuu's, Coney, Is 

hi mi; N. Y.. Aug. 10-20. 
Talbot ft Itogers. plum Island, . Nesburyport. 

Mass.. Aug. 15-20. 

Tnli.tr. IIuMJI, Shiis Soucl. Ctilcsgn. Aug. 15-20. 

Teal, Raymond. Ssns Hnncl. Chicago; Aug. 14- 

pW-i Suburban Parky St." l-oule, 21.-27.. j, 

trlibrooke". LsiulK>rl ft Tcnbrooke. Brlghlon Bescfa. 

N- r.. mm' n n . <■* .;... . a 

Tc.\nns Sisters, Chester I'srk. Clucluuati. Aug. 

14-20. ' ' 
TcpiI ft Lazell, Four Mile Creek i'afk. Krlp. Pa., 

.Aug, ,15-20. 
Tliereaev Oreal. .Shes's. Buffalo. Aug, IB4P. 
Thurston. -Howard. Willow l.'ruve Park. Phlla., 

Aug.. K.-SCTlt. Mm-. ».- ■ 

Tidillciviuks i. Dugaii. Pruclur'a ,'th Ave., N. Y. 

0.. Aug. I3:»0. _ ,-... 

Tiwadcro yharlct, Avon Park, loungstoan! O.; 

Aiig,vl5-i""-;.j:i • 
TtSSmm Koiir. Rlvrrsble Park. Xr.w Bmus- 

wick. X. J,; Auit. 15-20. = , -- 

Treloar * Tempest, orpbrum, San Irsu.. Cal., 

•Aug. 22-Sejrt. «S«. ,:•■• .: • -..- --IT 

Tvler, pih'tte...ClevelKMdV.. Chicago, Aug. I.5-20. 

T\cr ft Gejrunsi. Park. Bayonm». N. J., y&ug. 15- 

■20: Pastor's, N. Y..C. 22-27. ■. " ■ 

TjjM AM. II., W'eaona Beach. .Bay Clly. Mich.. 
* A aaC 13-20: : Casino. KsISbuuhio, 21-27. 
Van.. «ladrs, j-A von .Park... Y«ingstow»,,.Q.. Aug. 

15 20:. Casino. WlieeHag, W, Va.. 21-27. 
Vaiim:. T)a?.,Ouvernator>, AUantJe CUy. N. J., 

Varduaan"! Hendrick't. • Aitoels. Ore.. Aug. Hj-20. 
Vsldlpgs.- The, Lincoln Park, Xew Bedford, 

Mass,.. Aug, ,L'.»0. ,. t j - ttpt ... 1- 
Vnlvcuo BrwT, Ibws Park, Blngliamton. N. X., 

Aag. 15-20; Falrrlew Park. Dsyloo. O.. 21-20. 
Von Anken A Vaoenioo, New York Roof, N. Y 

I* • \ r ' 1 *l-"0 .»»»,.• »« - • •-"• ■* *-. 

Vliaiih). Moos,. Luna Park. Coney Island, X. Y., 

Aug. Ia-20. -..." - - 

viulvn A . Clayton, . Casino, Wheeling. W. Va., 

Aug.' 13-20. ■ '■ -. ■ M • 

V"i. Wirfre * -Oft rely. Xovelty, Stockton, Cal.. 

\itsr IS-sn;. Xorelly tlrarul. Fresno. 2227. 
\ r.M.aiao. Die).. Ilreainlnml, .Cnney Island,. N. V„ 

Wagner s'lstera. Outernalor's, Atiaotic pliy. N. 

J lug. 15- 2°. 
Wsiton, Oskwiasl park, PilWIsirg. Aug. 13-20. 



jforrlsou's, 

WejigVi].' Kivers'ide'Parki New Brutunvlck, 
, Aag. is-211. 
Weston * Raymond, Lakeside Park. Akron. O.. 

Aug. 22-2". 
Webbs (l), Celeron, Jamestown. X. Y.. Aug. 

15-20. 1 . 

VMBbj Cant.. «nala ft.Sca Uaua. SoUmer Park. 

Maitre.il, Can:. Aug. 15 20. 
West, John>.\., vh'aoru T*re*W,.0,. Aug. 13.20c 
Welch. Jim A Cclla. Rldridge Park, Flmlra. X. 

Y., Aug. 13-20. 
West. A Van Slcktcn, 

Aug. 15-2H. :-„V 
White, Ed., A Itolla, Doyle's, A.Usntlc City. N. 4.. 

Aug. 152». 
White ft^ilmniona, Oeean I'ler, AtUntlc Cltv. N. 

J.. Ang. 13 .Sept. ;i. 
W'tiiteliend A Dlantnml. Kicplrp. Tnconis. Wash., 

Aus. 15-2H: Lyric, Portlaml. tire.. 22-27. 
Whnllcv A WUnllev. Guvcrnator's, Atiaotic Clly, 

N. J.. Aug. 15-20. ..„ aa 
WmiauiN A (}«-'- 

la.. Aua. IS. 

I'liT. ft i 

Aug. 
M'letln. Bert. Proctor's. Newark, st J., Aug. 

15-20: Proctor's 21il Street. X. Y. C. 22-27. 
Wilson Ilro»., C.lenilnle Park, Kasbvllle. Tenn., 

Aug.. 15-20; Forest Park, Little Bock, Ark-. 
_>22-$7-4 .;, Kii-'s* -■** .-+. a. .'-ts 

WlllbuM, Frank ft Ida. Howard, Boston, Aug. 

lfcga; Keith's. Pblla.. 22-27. 
U4=r»,A_M*Jt>i:ru, Uobluann Park, J-'t. Wayne. 

BuSaio. Aug. 13-30. 
Weast, Peoria, lit., Aug. 

Wilsons. The, Doyle's. Atlantic City. X. J., Aug. 

15-20. 
Wilson ft Darla. Rocky .Springs. K. Liverpool, 

a.. Aug. 18-20; Casino,- Wheeling, W. Va., 

Wilson, 'Geo.' Brighton Beach, ' V. Y.. Ajg. 15^20. 

worm,. Milt A Maud, Reeves Park, Fostorla. 0., 

i A*ig. 15-20. Br , . ., ^. .. , -• -■ ,. 

Wood 4 Berry, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. a, 

Ang. 15-20, 
Woodward. V. P.. Athletic Park. Buffalo. Aug. 

13-20. 
Wood. Frauds, Gurernntor's. Atlantic City, N. J., 

Aug. .16-20. • • . , 
Woodwards. The,, Pastor's. N. Y. C„ Aag. 13-20. 
Wyley A Wglson, Criterion, Tampa. Fla., Aug. 
I 15-Sent. 3.1 , ...... , , ■•• 

Wynn ft Hart. Auditorium, Churlotte.. X. Y., 

Aug. 15-20, 
Y.irke ft Adams, Cleveland's. Chicago. Aug. 13- 

Youiick ft "Brooks. Weuona Beach. Bay City. 

Mi.!,.. Aug. 15-20. 
y.^riin. The. Lima Park. Coney Island. N. Y., 

Aug. t3-20. 
Znno, Cart..* Zeno. Sliea's. Buffsln. ,N. Y., Aug. 

13|2U. ...s 
Zlaiueiuisn. Willy, Parsdlac. ,B.»f. X. Y. C 

Aug. 15-20 
Zluiutcnuan. AL. A Pearl. Green Front. Dra.l- 

trood, it). :Dsk.. Aug. l.V.tl. 
Zliurarello, Luna Park, Coney .Island,' X. Y.. -Aug. 

1520. 
Zooeille. Kl. Chmter Park. Cincinnati. Aug. 15-20. 
Zoellen. 121. Lincoln Psrk. New Bedford, Mass.. 

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'•WITIITtin'A.'-at.-Aiaar. ., 
WITH BT. I .UIIB. Auk- '4». 41. '41., !17. 

I'lUIUrJck, Hoyry., Itakur, Cchy.uil.s iinil Ua> 
il.'ilrrT JWiisipr Untlilolyh Kltimaurnc nud Hob 
KvMisiclnluilag llio.'Buist actentlmi. ' - •• 
iNiiVBV. — The Jefferson 'inoutle will open 

Aug.'-Cri. 27, Mth '"WontllauAr" The) Part- 

liirnl Tlicnlre opens with vaudeville Sept. D. 

MmjoV'ti. 

' kunsiis vltf.^Xi 'tiui (irnnil 0|K-rn 
Holts., illiulsiiti ft .IiiiIiiIi, iiuiiingersi t lie sen- 
son will i.|mmi mi Siitulny nlglil, Aug. 14, wllli 
"Tiie ItiirgomnKU'r." 

UlkLis 1 1-:. S. Hilglmru, muniigerl. — "Tin* 
Flaming Arrow" guvc excellent ircrformames 
Inst week, In giioil Iraalnesa. This week, "An 
(Jrplmn.^ Prayer." •: v'. i,- -;...-i.. 

Foafrrrr Park (fipo. R; Helrlngrr. rniinii- 
geri — (loud crowds were In nttenilnncc nil 
of Inst week. Tin- Mil In Hopkins' Theatre 
week of 15 : The Kltamtira Troupe of Jnpa, 
I'reaa Eldildge, Sleln-Krctto (frailly, Mr. and 
Mra. Wfiierous, HoWnrcl Bros., nnd Hi* gyle- 
h'.'I llros. A-cou'ila of bnbv locubaton will 
be exhibit eil lo working-order this week. e*» 

Kt.r.emMc FAiiK,(Baio Benjamin, ninriBgor). 
--The Ufindn ■ Ilosia continues to Ik thft mug- 
net-that attracts the largo- crowds, in the 
(Jerinnn Village the entcrtflliiera Inst week 
were : I.une nnd Klefer. II. II. Holm niton, 
1'lerre nnd ltnslyu, and the Mnrtln Ilroa. 

CLirn.niMi;H. — Al. L. Strode, who con- 
duct!, the Gypay VlUuire at Forest I'ark, will 
t«kc> no Oriental temple of pnlmlstry on the 
road tlirs Kail, opening- at the Aksnrbca ™r- 
ntval. at Omaha, on Bept. I'M. He will mrry 
fiair palmists, a moving picture machine, nnd 

nailluit rated song Dinger iHnrnum ft 

Ilitlli'v'a t'lrcua la billed for September 

Con Meeker, who wns assistant treasurer of 
the Willis Wood Thentro last kpukoii, has on- 
Boclalad himself with K. R. Rose, and lliey 
w'lll publish tlipWIIIIa Wood and Auditorium 
Tlicatre [iroKriimmes. n 

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Ijingjrrr Pi.ATitotnt: (II. W. tllahnp,- _ 
«g>rlv— ''Mr. Mnrnea of Neir >'ork" played 
In IsVgei buKlnvsa week eliding Aor. <l.' "The 
Hills of California," by Hlahop'H Co., S-1X 

Bc.i.i, TitRATiin (Kd. Hetnan, •nJ»na«or)'.-k- 
Itlll Ang. t and week: Hownoy and Wlilard. 
Illcloirrl lUirloo, Mho lltirnett, Nurtli ■ and 
Moutli ; and their singing ib'g. "DUI" , .Tiibo 
Hnrijesv. Cllffortl >IMMsV motion' |ilpturp*«: 
Crowd.il Imoses nightly. 

Ni.vi'i.i v Tiikatiih (Tony I.ubi'lskl, niitnii- 
iter). Fcnl urea I nud week: .Mr. and Mrs. 
tlnlo, Uert Iti'iison anil Homo Krnncatia, Jeaslo 
Hrown, ' .IfluiH nnd ' KoMnKnu, Fred LanriiK- 
ti r, t.'iinnltig. Jul I breaker, and too tltaacopr. 
Ciitmlng. Jul I hrenker. Ima.' boen 'the lieud 
liner,, oiowds being turned oway Rt each per- 
furmiinii\ 

Kmimrk Tiihatkk (Lee I'. Stone, nmita- 
ger). — TUo MiSltuffreya, "the mualcnl gyp- 
sles:" I.nlii Tides, Itoborta Knur, Krnrat I'd- 
niird«, KoarlcH nnd Gross, lu "Tbf Cheeky 
Me»»n.-er;" moving pictures. IlualneM- co» 
tlnaea liirge, •■" •■ .v r»i*v© 

'■ IDORJ. !P.MIK TllKATtut (Kted L. tirlfri'th', 
ronnager). — Kentttrea 1 and week ; Jcaslo 
Qrr, Will I,. Louis, Junnltii. the Great Co- 
linrii, and the farclrnl loualrnl comedy, by 
Fred I.. OrllTeth. entitled "Ilia Wife's Hus- 
band," which Is a decided snecesa, Tho 
I'liii'tnniogriipb closes the iierlVirmance. Wnrii) 
ulglils recently ninlcrlully liicrensed the.' put- 
ruiiugi*. 

4»» 

' TaJX-Vf. 



Iluiiatou. — At tho' 8ft udo rd Theiitrn (Al- 
vblo ft i.Hssurri', managers) huslncsa eon- 
Unties ns lilg hh aver. "X French lillttiiiniu." 
In one act. nnd ninny spcclnltlcx, Aug. M-IB, 
tdensi'd. The iicoplc : W. Is, linker, Gimuvlnvo 



V'oudn, Frank P. Iliildwlu, i:rni-st llulloy. 
Msbsl Wrlglit, Mnile lioekmnn, Gruco Mstftr" 
UjtMkll,.OIgtt Howard, lllrdlo Viifnell, Anfilo 



..MICHIGAN. 



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Detroit.— Ai the Whitney Theatre (K. 1). 
Stair, mnhagcr) "The Curve of Drink," a 
new live act melodrama, by Chan. K. Illaney, 
which was Itrsl jiruduced at Wajicv's j'lic- 
atre. .Newark. N. J.. May .- 2il. last; mbt the 
iippio-val ot large auit appreciative *uUIeucoa 
Aug. 7-13. The cast was made up of com- 
lictent actors, who bad tbein roles well In 
I m nd. . The seen 1 o - olTee t a wore -i the. most 
realistic BeeB'berfc for: many a day 1 ; "On'the 
Siiwanee -Mvpr" il4-2GV- • ■• ■ 

Tkmpi.b T/iKATnt; (.1. .11. Moore, manager). 
—Lillian Apel, plgBlste, and .Frederick War- 
Inglon, luirltone. hvatled h very jp.nd hill week 
of .7.. TUIa was the second time. Miss Apel 
npputred lo vniidcvllhv-bi Iipp liomo-clly. nnd 
I he reception .accorded her wnaiamsl i-orcHul. 
Hill. w«* <if- ID : Cbns. Ilnwlve.v nud iiiik- 
liauy. Tutu Xnwn uud couipiuiy, Adauilul ami 
I'nvli.r. 1,'luird and iliifdlner, -SalNil-'Juliti 
win. Mario and Alilo. tho, Muglnlsys. Mont- 
Kouiery and Pearl, and Pnrker/K dog i Inns. 
^iVynfc».-~'.nie,ois»nlugi|d v iiic j-»uauii hi iho 
Lyiriiui Tlieatre. wblcb bus iindrrgonc the 
usual Kumnier ilocoratltig and clpanliig, t« 
IIximI for Aug. IV 'V»n llmt evening Al. G. 
Kicld'x MluaTrclN w III iglve . Illr Ural, iff it 
Hprlen of fimr iK>rforlmiiieca. and »n -Kuiidny 
I'.veulug. 21. Hip new PdlHun of Milliliter It. 
C. tVliltiiev'H "Blum-i Glrll' will-Is. plm-cd on 
I'.vlillilllini llicrc, with ItatollH Hlnl iim prima 
iloiina. In plaei. of Hii-lhi MnvIicw, who this 
Ki-awin '(a at Iho bear! of the i««t of C'Klo 
Klo." iba new iuuhIcuI couiedy that Manager 
K. H.Nralr will pntfortlp. ..:•!. The cast for 
MniiHgor • U. «.!.-• Wliltuey'H "llomtu uod Ju- 
liet'* revival l« ituniplrte, mud. the.comtinti.v Is 
ri.'hearslug oii'llic Mtagw iif Ibe-Dolndl 0|>ora 
lions.-. Inez Knrinun will ' 



ILLINOIS. 

I'l-orln. — At the Grand (Cliauibcrltn, 
Hnrrlngton ft Co., nianngera) the senioii 
opened nuaplclously Aug. T, with the veteran 
Billy Kersnnds' Minstrels,; to a fall house. 
"At Olppio Creek" hndn fair ootlook for 11. 
i:dmiaar: "Bird ccnire" as, 23, VTliB Wtenrd 
of <»bP 2i, "An Aristocratic TrnmpV ■. 38, 
"Over "Niagara Knlls" 27, Ktliel ilarrynioro 
31. ■■• -.-. -••■ . . ' . . -■■ _i.. 

'WaaUrMathaUnaj fOi K. Bartonn. maoa- 
gen. — llualneaa Is sullsfiiitnry. Coming 15-20 : 
M.Uonnld and l-'ra.vnp, Knight Urns, and 
Suwielle, Kitty Miller, Burke and Young. 

tVrn.NE HlMi'GaaoKN. (Frank Grave, man- 
nger».-s*Iluslnes« Is' fair. Week of IS,' the 
stork' will present -Nelson Compston's "Men 
of Honor.'''- •«.- -' ■ . ■;■ . 



rtfid' llaoo t'rnncls. t'tln Howard, Rose ami 
DM Bdiuonda, .Mndellnc Iin Vonie, Cloo Siitrsa. 
J** Clarence Kufilnn, I'red- Hhnrr», .lesglo 
Woods, .Idille While, Hdnit Morris; Mitullo 
Hynn nnd Tom Kelly, • •• 'i ?•■ esj-J 

Notkh. — Aa Intimated recently. I ho Audi- 
torium tins been secured by the managers of 
Sweeney ft Coombs' Opera House, far I lie at- 
tractions ' booked for September, ear: It .Was) 
utterly Impossible, (o complete the opera 
hunse In time. It will be some time In Oe- 
toiier before the' opera hoitae can be/ 'iMsfM 

for liuslneiH. Jnko Coy; -foriiiorly with 

the Standard Theatre* here, wna In tho town, 
s. mid. Informed Ms friends that he had Ispsh 
i'iii;,iireil by tiie MtiHcnt Thenlre. (Jul vest on, 

us business miinnger Jim Wolfe, an old 

viiudurlllo iH'rfoiinor, forinerly al lliu Paluco 

niul-Btamlnrd Theatres liars, Is now -cor*. 

nected with a concert hall tit Ilats.n; Teg, '' 

• ! -a-i Ss-sV -" • • »*t 

Ft. Worth — At Lnko Mtlo l'urk and Pa- 
vilion (C. A. Taylor, nltuinger) the vaudeville 
fen ttirost week of Aug. '8 wpTi>;Hylvnn atfil 
O'Neill, comedy iicrohatli' akelch team, anil 
KlitgiT, iiiiiglclaii. The uttendiiiico continues 
antlafactory. 

Stanoaiui Tiibatrk i i'riink He Henne, insn- 
nger).' — The over pnpnlnr comedy, "Confu- 
flloRr" preceded a good bill week of 8. The 



llft'iitur. — Al Ihe Powers Grniid (J. F. 
Given, miinnger) the theatrical acaHiin opened 
Aug. U. with "An Orphan's Prayer." Matinee 
ami night <narrormnnrs*,iwere both well lit- 
tended. Ward's .MlnalrelH, 8, to a fair bouse. 
"In the Shadow of rho-Gnllnwa" did well II. 
Coming: "At Cripple Creek" la, Howard' 
Dorset t'o;nl.-| nnd weak;-- ■• - . .•; • I ■[ 

!?ott:— Manager Given linn broked'n linn 
Hue of attrnctloua for bla opera house at 
Puna, HI., which wll| bo; under Ibe manage- 
ment of Tboinu's .Itonan. formerly tri'iisurin' 
of ihe Grand. • Tho formal' Opening of tho 
I'niiii iioiiw wiih Aug. K by (>oodman a Kutirlh 
Keglinenl llnild, of this < Itv. ir-i . -.'' ■ •■■ 

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« M.I I OK > • \ . 



W^ur 



IkltTurd rJIsuer.tho Borneo. 



bo the Jttllbt; 4ind 



Gwaasl Haplda. - At the Powers Ttssg- 
Ire (Harry O. Somnvraft Co., luanagera tills 
bnuao ■ will 'open • Ha senson Aug: ill wltb 
"Ban. Toy.'.' •• ,.-- ... ...... 

UHAMi Oi'Lsi . Ilob.su i Grin .rllalr. majia- 
cci i , opens Its ueasoa '.'I with "Undo Joab 
Spruoeby.'S n-. •> ..:. «.• . . g* -' 

ItAMoNA 'I'ltEATtiK i Grin ritnlr. uianagert. 
— Week-tof 14: Harry Howard^ cumedv 
ponlcrf nnd ilog^lhc Itasiiun Ouurtet. the 
Alli.iK Kantlly, Until Slieu. I.lbbey and Truy- 
IT. lip' Croat 'Guy. Olvlb mid' l^ilu I'nu n 

Com ii iv'n .l'.\v n.ii i.v t.Gbs's. Godfrov. -iiuiii- 

agiT).— Week "of M : .lirssli! -Hiiih. Williams 

and Ni'llsirn, : lliiigbaru itnrt Thorntou, tho 

Thrco tinici'H, and Mix. Julrs I/€vy. 

■*- 4J -.i n . a i i i n i is. i:i: .. , 

■ Miulnniv, — 'I'hfi A.-a.Jeiuv .of. Music (John 

II, linvblsnn, managpri will open for (ho 

so.. son on Monday. Aug. 15. wl III' Gordon -ft 

lien not I's, "A Koyalo Hluve." t'Tbe Mhow 

Glrl't- gifc: . -■ fc .;>, . •-. ; • . . v, . - ..-.,. , 

-J«rr»:BK' TtntftmHK I). Usrafbrd ft Shui 

Marks, .miinagcra).—ThlH house was rpv|ieued 

Smiduy. Aug.. 7. with '"Ihe Jnnii'H Hoys .in 

Mlswniri." "MiisIupss lias la-en good. "ABo- 

iuani*;uf .".Uoon Hollow"- J4-17.'-' ■ "•* ■■ 

■•Itii citsini; Tarb? Casino (Ij. JrVi'Illcliknis, 
mnimger). — BUI !»>»:»: Albxm Kainlly. 



ciiiiilcg Kenaa. lllbbeit and Wurren.Wpstnii 

nnd llaynioiid.l La Tuy Bri . " 

exi+Ilent WlJi and drew large Bad nutliusiaa- 



Toy Brolherkr It wns an 



'He sitdlenrcJr.'Tbn AHios'iire liv far the best 
In their llne'hver seen In this section. 
••'"!•• — ' -i : « . " » " i ' i 

' ma i.v I-:. • 

* " . ' ' * — 

I'o'rlliinil.,— At, the Giro Theatre. Peak's 
Inland (C. >V. T. Coding, uuasger). the 
stock glive an enjoyable presentation of "At 
the White Horse Tavern." to good business, 
Aug.' 8-13. The Bostonla Ladles* Orcbcstrn 
meet with favor here, tbelr Huqduy night 
i-oncbrfs lielng espeMally Interesting, nohcrt 
t.'pnne»s. of the stock, lias acuolrrd therlghlH, 
hrU..'WIII star lo ShIIpt Rrown'K new iplay, 
•TJje Pipe ot-I'eace," noit season. "Hearts 
Angoia" I.Vjfi. ..... 

tart: Corraug Tiieatik ' (B, V. PtiWan, 
iugpageri.Rr-The ever popular "Evangeline 
graced ■• the boards bere 8-13, the Pbelon 
ipncra.:Cn. Iidiufllmf-'the sagst In n nranaer 
plousliig in the patron*. (J.khI l.ii.slncHs rilled. 
'The ilbvklng Bird ' l.V2ii ■. - -. — 

Rirraroa JUftjc Tac-.Tkr. (D. B. Smith, 
resident isansger).- J. W. liormsn'a Imperial 
Mlnstrelr amttsed-81.1, nnd lire*- well. Will 



I. os A ii no Irs. A I "Mori'scn's llurlmnk 
'I'lieulrr , niilici Moms..', milliliter' Him 
OlUer- Mqnjsro Co,. In Its sovenlli wtwkl 
•Irewo'Piutl business with "Tho a..'imtor,'' 
follow mi Aug.- 7 anil wciik liy "fu the Palace 
of Hip Kins." ~ • • 

bllA.Mi (ll'KIIA Hoist; IChll.tue.l Hlowll, 

iimnsgvri. — ''Wicked London," In .the liiinds 
of tlm I I n.Ji Mlock Co., iiUrurliil giHHl 
liouscn • WPCk ruding ii. ■ • ."Wnnraii AsaJust 
Woiiinn" 7- and , week, wild "'I'lio Couutep- 
fellers' 1 iiirderllnHL' i .'. . .r . v i ..; 

i'CAMIKo 'I'liKVini: i II. C. Wyntt A Oliver 
Moroseo. inaiiugera).— The tllyuiplc Cuiult! 
"la-ni Co. la having a Hiii-ceMsful pugugo- 
men'. "tllrollc-Glrulla" 7 and week, "When 
Iteitlii'n CouiPM to .Ikiwn." • i .&»■ ;:• 

'Oki'Iikiim tClareni'e Drown, inaniiL'pi')..-w 
benttiri's H uud week: t'liiirnilun, Ueelier, 
liitSHo and Abinuion, .Marcus and Guflolle, 
/Jticlgs, .In linn [lose, Musics 1 Ivlulsl, ltoai) 
Coiighllu ft Co.. anil Grphcum uiuvlng ;ile- 
lures. . Fin..' business. . :f ty 

I'Niwi!!. Till'.Ai'lii:. (Heotg ft Z:illt'.', pro. 
prletursi. — Ki'tituras 8 nnd wenk : Ben liar- 
i.ey nnd Jesse lluyncs, Laurn Tbels, Gordon 
nnd' Gilbert, Loral ne. Ilavmood and Jemlca 
Wilson and Kvudb Trio,' uud the L'iilijuc-t> 
Xeope. tiood tmtroiiuge. J. . ■- 41 

'Iltiii.ib*VAt. TMsnTM (A. -,J. Mor,;snslern, 
iiiauageri.^-Ii'i'Uturea N uud. week: Juuica 
IHili'ii|"the Krnmerg.-K. Unrdlck, Mn- ami 
Mrs. Mick HueliPM, Kay Bniiitcr, Henry II, 
King.. Good .business. ' ,. .. .. , iV i'it 

t'mrmsH PaiiK' (Henry Km-li, luHmigcr). 
- -The J'humlx Jiidiati 'land, wilb Zoo ut- 
iriii'Huiis. drew largo crowds. • . 

Nori.s. — Muiinger t'larenco Drown has np- 
Joyod ,a short vacullon. ill, Matutuja Hot 

Springs I'lslc KsbuhhI, of tho Oliver 

Hags i.V. has written n. play, entlttot 
"The Brciidwlniiera.". . . . Ground Is broken 
and Ibe Now Tlvoll ■ Opera, ' House Is now 
under, way.'. ..The Helasco Thrulre ,1a, re. 

celvlug Its Interior llnlsh. A new thea- 

l io Is tutake the place of tin- Acadamy of 

Music at Ventura,. Cal Grossing, room 

thieves nnt still operallug at local tneutres, 

. . .. j:islc l^slle Is visiting friends In Los 

Angeles Louis Winter, sou of WIMIntri 

Wliiier, la In a hospital In. tills i-ltv, suf- 
fering with locomotor ^ utagln": .'. HaaVloluli 
llarllelt, formerly rejairter on a local paper, 
has "Ntii-ceeded Wlntleld HogAlsioru aa presa 
agent lit the Grand Opera House. Mr. Hoga- 

hoom has Tttlirnetb to 'nawgiMimrework 

Herbert KarJean; or Ibe IJIrlch Hlo*k Co,. Is 
lo be stage manager nl tba.Alcagar Theatre, 
Snn Kraneisco . . . .May Gaylor, of'tlie Olym- 
pla -Comic Opera Co.. 1iad a narrow eseare 
from tbe deadly undertow at Long llearb, 

Cal., Jujy 28 Grace Ileul* nppears with 

the. Moroaio Co.. In . "The Palace of ' the 
King."- taking the place of Amelia Gardner 
for una week. Hhp then accepts u long en- 
gagtinent attlie Majestic Theatre, Kan'Kran- 
i-lspip.'. . . . .c. <;. Dodge, for many yenro ehlef 
iloorkeetier ■ at ■ the Orpbenni and Moroseo 
llurbiiijk Theatre; baa retired -to nr.joy a 
siiosisntlnl legacy left him by an aunt. ■ . . 
CialhiPraegBr, of tbls city, jiutdit her pio- 
fesslonsl. ulebut-wlth tb» Moroseo Co*.'.... 
Jan» 'Holly la- Tlslllnr her pnretits In this 
■■'•y. 



openings;. I'lillllps uud Gordon) Jesale Lee. 
and Virginia Hnyden. Others: : Holland mitt 
Mny, Ilandall and Itiindnll. Agnes lift Porte, 
Baby Dot, Carl Copelinul, Lettle Culton. Lulu 
IN' Mnr, Virginia Itnnkln, l.utlevliio tltirlh, 
Josle Wise ami Lulu Lnwlon. Tho blogra|ili 
pictures close Ihe show. Business Is big. 

CttowN Tubatbh (Pbll Kpstcln, manager). 
— elms. Clark presce ptcd lili oomedf, ''unclo 
Zeb Ilojiklns,'' as a rnrornrmei" for u big Idll. 
week of H. <!opelmid and Conelnmt' presented 
their original act. "Tho Mouth Before Iba 
War." Lueo nnd Luce, In their rural aketcli/ 
"Willie's Vlsli," nnd Clark nud Knuuoiis, In 
"A linpiiy Home," were also feuliires. The 
oilier people: Clnis. Iloey, the vlllngu bar- 
bee; K.IIipI llilssell, Idll Cill'l'lro. HI Hull, 
laiiiln' liyrd. Ada Yule and Haul linrrla. Tho 
week opened big. . ,. 

,- ♦», fjjl ♦■»'!■ ". *4^ 

pmumm i.\ tiiis. jmnurmumh 

Miih Ivu'/iAiigiii J. I'liur.ips, Ihe ills- 
ilugulshed old actress, died at. Hid Imniu 
of tier daughter, Mrs. John Dultmui, t'tiilii. 
ilelrrrriii.'"on Aug. '.'I, fi-i.nl pRrnl.Vslg, ttfler : 'H' 
long illness. Sim was known us "Ibe grnnil 
old woman. of A- M. I'ftlhier'sj Dillon Ki|iiaro 
mid Madlsou Srmnio rortpnnles." Mis. I'lill- 
llps was barm on Sopi. T, is.in, la chaihiin, 
Ciin. lulrln* Inrr nrllny singe islliisljajlilili 
i x'i'iided over n period of rorly-llvv yciirs, 
she wiih ill (llfforenl I lines Identllled Wltll 
iiinsi; of the lending' stock companies of New 
Yuri,. Her Ural Htipi'iiriince una III "Lotidoa 
Assuraiic," lu fluiulllnti, out., on cluster 
Snuiluy, isr.'.'. wIipIi she plifyisl lirnci- (lurk 
ii'.vay Hho made f.»r|gst public nnra'itiTlui'o 
In MiirrJi,' -IHII8-, when. itHhnttgll retired 
fniin llio- siagi'i sho lis* Kamilo Addl 
son i'llt's i olf, - nl Hliui-i itotlcn, In : slip 
port of Kol Smith Uussell, in "A lliicliel- 

■ i'k llontiiiic'i" Mrs. Plillll|M la' iMSt 
kijown fui' IIM pints slid look lie ■ "Tun 
llwo Orrrtiatis." "'1'lin' Knlsu b'rieml," "Healed 
Instructions," "Jim lliu I'euiiinii," "ls-s 
Itntit/.uu" nnd "Thin flay l'nrlslonue." ' lifer 
llrst iippearHnii. us leading woiiiHH was with 

■ 'Ike's i ipnoy. In Clni.'ltiniiH, .lu I silo. In 

1171 she la-gnu a thice i years' engagement 
under Hie uiiiiiiigi incur of fatwreum Ilurrctt, 
i ltd Inlet' Jollied K. r.'Mnckay's stiKdl esjui' 
|MrtJ> at' the CheHHiut Slrcet 'rheiifrt'7 T r , hilli- 
ilclpbla. It was after her Philadelphia 
engagement lhat' 'She. became Identified 
with the A, M, Palmer . iniiiniii v. at the 
ijoHon Hipiare Tliestt", and- later, at 
Gin Madison Huunro, New York. . A Hat 
of. Ihe actors . iiml uctrsuses with whom 
HIM' npnenred would embraco practically all 
I IU< well known players of her lime. Among 
litem were J. H, HtoddoK, John Parscll, 
Hose Kytlnafe.. Kniiuy Mn/nnt. Ktuitrt -Hob- 
son, Agllca JhsiU, Maude HnrrJuu. ,'Harii 
.b'wi'ii, Virginia, named, Aiiufo Kussell, 
ciinrlcs Thome. Ida Vernon -and McKeo 
llajiklti. Af'scMrs. PHIUIns retired ubo ti- 
tiiHlncd In good henllli until four yeum ago, 
when she was stricken will), parnlvsla. tl'wo 
years Isler sbc hud-it seeond'stroko, which 
n.is, followed' by a gtudiiiil dcvllnu Hut, 
ended In her death, rlhn Is survived bv ic 
si.ii, a daughter and three grandchildren. 

I ii i c i men t was at West Laurel 1 Hill Cemil- 
lery, Aug; 6. 

onumn A. II ill, whoso death on Aug. Q. 
lu Hamilton, Can., wus noted la last weeks) 
ci.lrrwi,- wns butlul hy ,llie AelOrs' Fund. 
He wns slsiut slzly-llvo yearn of age, and' 
won considerable: fame -as u producer of Hk 
Sir and 'M «nt repertory altriictlous. Dur- 
ing bis curly ■enrcerhe siarreil Alice K.'uip. 
Minnie Lester und others. He- srns, about 
Iweuly .jenrs ago, u recognized star laj ton 
Iriivellnir re|s'rlory Held/ and Wrolu aiid m- 
iiinny of | |i» playa In which Ke an- 
pesrM, Kor. if year or two ha rim it pnpnlnr 



Oakland — At tbe Maedonough Theatre 
i Hall ft Jlaiion, ruAdagei's) I. It, Htockwell 
nnd -company npnnd Aug. 7 and week, lu '"tlm 
Honorable" Jblilf' Bright:" -/dines" Brltt Will 



arranged uiiiliy 'of |ho pfaya In wl 
MM," Kor. ip year or Iwo lie rim 
pr|. -ud house In Syracuse, and Inter f.u* con- 
ducted pn* In Utlca rfnd niunsgeU hb( owu 
irnvrllnp eoioiiaoli*. ' Interment waa'atlloly 
Hepulcjire f.'onietery, lltmllton, iCMk, , ;, .: . 

Cauoi.ini: Stauiiuck, who final been | U 
Charles Krohratin'g companies for Ibe past 
live yenrg. -dleil Bllddenfy Inst «7tek ut iier 
molller'K home In Bli'hmonil, Infl. She luiil 
Isnen In Wm. Fu v,. i sham's supjwrt ■■ for tin. 
tatst two sctiMous nnd was engaged with Ida 
lompiiny foe- (his- season. • ■• . . ■■ 

Kkank Dunuvai. II no inbar of "The Way- 
ward 'Hon" 'Co.' tbls sea-ion, died at Coluiu- 
bus, u„ Aug. 8. .. 

(•rArr*iii} LiMo.^T, ah. gelor,- wos forliB* 
it"! i!L. nl *lfP i* 1 "ie BturUvaut Udtel, 
Y 1 , '4,??'"X'««'i.*tf«n N«w Vork,'on-Aug 
1* He w'oa forty-alg MR of age, and hstl 
Issen eiiipliiytd li» iHBiiy coiajInnFeif'prodiicinic 
ifltloilriiwa dtiiluK Ills- earner. . ills wife diss? 
ubntit sight moiitfiK nun, luil.hls Iwo cUIWrin 
Clifford //ml Mtirle, who were with "Kor Hor 
Children's Huge" last settwrn, wirVlv>; Mm..'* • 



588 ■ THE T. NEW YORK CLIPPER. AUGUST 20. 

AMERICAN ADVANCE MUSIC CO. 

AT THEIR NEW QUARTERS, 

Where They Will Continue to Do Business With a 

New Staff of Artists. 

HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR HITS: 

THE MAN WITH THE LADDER *•» HOSE 
WHERE-MOCKING BIRDS WERE SINGING 
YOUR DAD GAVE his LIFE FOR his COUNTRY 
MY LONELY LITTLE LONESOME MAID 

AMERICAN ADV. MUSIC CO., 1789 Broadway, New York. 

450th S1?RE^T etna OM£B> CIRCIvE. 



tor 



UNCLE JOSH 
PERKINS, 

BARITONE, Double Flint Violin; TUBA, Double 
Stage, String, Bhk or Clarionet. Oilier miieloiana 
tost double stage, write or wire. 

I'll A7.MK <St ItA V, 

OIlAIMto, K»h.. A»tt. 18; Iolu SO, TopokA 21. 
Onice, 76 PLYMOUTH I'LAOfi, Chicago, 111. 



FOR iS^VJvE>, 

ORIENTAL 

BTJRLESQUERS. 

tlth ANNUAL TOiiK 

OF THK 

0BI6IKAL, BETTER and 9BANDER 

THANEVKlt. 

A Gorgeous, Glittering Hpuvtaele, 

An Gilo of Vauitoi'Uii. Graduates. 

Alt Avalanche of Handsome Women. 

% New ami Up-to-Date Hurlettaa. 
Show hui s bin reputation, sod otn be booked 
verr easy lit largo porconi in. Address W. H. 
W ATSON, cure "/amon's Theatre , Hrook ly n, N. T. 

WANTED QUICK, . 

Leading Lady, Character Women, 

Sketch Team (to do parts), 

AVI) UOOI) RRPERTOIRK PEOPLE IN ALL 
LINKS. I PAY ALL. 
State lowest, IT'S BUltE. 

ION CARROLL, Sullen, W. VS. 



POSITION WANTED, 

By ■ Young Han who Hu Hal Long 

Experience m an Anuteur. 
One F>l»oa» t=»i-of«»rt-<»cl 



l "or 



RESPONSIBLE MANAGERS ONLY. 

further particulars, addrcet 

]». 0. BOX mi, Auburn, Me.- 



BARTON'S AUDITORIUM, 

NORFOLK, VA. 

•'Better than ever before," li thosuoooaiof BATC- 
TON'S THEATRES. WANTBD-BISTF.R ACTS, 
SINGLE LADY ARTISTS, also Chorus lAdles. 
Jrt.ni engagement on Uie Southern Clrcnlt. All 

letters answered. 

. JAB. M, B ARTON, Proprietor. 

WANTED, 

Al R8PERT0IRK PEOPLE AND 

SPBCIALTK PKOrUS, 

Who CAN JOIN AT ONCR. State all Id FIRST 
LETTER. . I PAY ALL. CLIFFORD KKKVK8, 

Mgr. Metropolitan Slook Co,, Leavenworth, Knit. 



Wanted, For 

(Mi s 

CAHPHEETINOCOIIPANY 

NOW EN MUTE, 

Muslolaos for band and oroheatra, Cotneittaus, 
Singers and Dancers, both ladle* and gentlemen. 
Address, with lowest milary and fail particular*. 
Be read; to loin on receipt of telegram. 

COL. LESLIE DAVIS, ' , 

Care Rooms 402-3, Garden City llullillnr, 
Randolph St. und 5th Ave., CIiIoar-o, 111. 



GOLD HIDDEN. 

Rinh Voln of Humor and Nuggets of Konl 
Comedy in ■•• - « 

Madison's Budget Ho. 9. 

World's greatest book of comedy, con. 
talnlng U Original Parodies, s now BfonO- 
logues, 4 groat Bketohea, new Dutch, Irish 
and Hebrew Specialties; Oomlo Poems, 
Teaata end Epltapha; two roaring farces. 
two big burlenqueu, besides hundreds of 
new Gags, Stories and Jcsta-go Dig pages. 
One dollar per copy. Back numbers as fol- 
lows: any i, *1.W; any 8, $3; any 4.13.60 
or Budgets 8, 4, T, s and 0, fa, Others 6m of 

Erlnt. Kendall orders to my agent, L. J. K. 
IKIL, 1404 Third Ave., Now York. 



Magician's Vanishing- 
Playing: Cards. 



New Weird illusion, card of this mysterious 
composition when placed In a wet drinking glare, 
and covered by a handkerchief, vanishes- in two 
■eootnls. Full packs, stage size, $1.08; Parlor 
size, three dlmea or 10 two cent stamps'. —..«•■ •. 

A1BII0AB OABO 00., 

"Dept. 0." 1804 Qlrard Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 



MHSrCAtWcfiJR 



BXPBMBNCBD AHIIASIOER. •' 
Address JAMBS FLAMANT. 

Oen. Del., Sioux City, lows. 



WMTED QUICK, 
MAN FOR TOM, 

MAN FOR MARKS, double band and cone**}, Mr 
Bteelo'a Unois Tom's cabin Company. Address 
WOODY VAN, Bedford, Pa. 



Cm Offer 40 Weeks to Any New, Novel or 

SENSATIONAL ACT Willing to give mo-llwtr ex- 
clusive management. (Legitimate stars of note 
snd sola never having played vaudeville houses 
preferred). Add. OPPORTUN 1TY, pare CLIPPER. 



ACTS WANTED 

For Auditorium In Department Store. Address 
QUICK, cam of CLIPPER. 



HELEN WALTON, Pianist, 

At Liberty after Aug, Si. HRNH U1CT, JNK11. i 



Ferris' Comedians 

WANT • 

Al SKETCH TEAM. 

SIIOIBB AID DAICIIG, 

WORK IB ORB, 
BOTH PLAT BEBP0ISIBLE PABT8. 
Must Join on receipt of wire. Address 

HARRY BTJBB, 

North Apploton, wis., this week; Oshkosh, next 



week. 



CHICAGO 
CONSERVATORY, 

SCHOOL OF OPERA AMD DRAMA, 

AUDITORIUM BUILDING. 
W. W. HINSHAW, Musical Director, late of 

the Castle Square Opera Go. ' 
F. II. LIVINGSTONE, Stage Director, late 

stage director of the Bush Temple Stock Co. 

A thorough course of stage training under the 
moat prominent directors In America. ... 

Tho Conservatory conductsa regular Stock Co. In 
which ihe advanced pupils play the leading roles. 

The Beat Course for the Least Honey. 

Engagejnonts Guaranteed to All Graduates. 

Catalog Free. 
V. H1OTHAW , Marsger. 




OPEN TIME 



AT 
TBI 




SUTTON, W. VA, 

An up to date modem theatre In the BEST SHOW 
TOWN IN THE STATE. Liberal percentage and 
good business assured to good attractions, if 
yon want to book a good one addreaa, quick, 
V. T. BRINKLEY, Manager, Sutton, W. Vs. 



WANTED, VERSATILE SKETCH TEAM, 

COMEDIAN, MAN W1TI1 PICTURE MACHINE, 
NOVELTY ACT. CHANGE FOR ONE WEEK. 
LOWEST SALARY FIRST LETTER, 
rx KNNSBPY'H COMEDIANS, Carthage, N. Y. 



BURLESQUE MACIC ACT, 

a Monologues, 7 Parodies, M Songs, 4 Stump 
Speeches, Bunch of Oaga, 11 Sketches, all lor Ite. 
KDW. P. CONRAN 



and per address. 

Itti. ,;jillo. 



StU N. 4th St., Phils., Pa. - 



J 



THE PIONEERS 

A STORY OF THE EARLY SETTLERS, TOLD IN MOVING PICTURES. 

FIVE SPLENDID 80ENEB TAKEN IN THE ADIRONDACK WILDERNESS. 

l.-THE IHDIAN ATTACK AHD BUSHING OF THE 100 HOUSE. 

2.-AH IBDIAB IAS8ACBE. 

3.-THE OATH OF KIT CARSON AHD THE TRAPPERS. 

4.-TBE CHASE OVER THE MOUNTAIN. 

0.-YEIGEAR.E! 

Length, 810ft. - - • . . . . Price ift rents per loot. 

THE REWITCHED TRAVELER (International Copyright). 

Something absolutely new In trick pictures. Nothing like the old French Films. The Cleverest 

Comedy Illusions ever produced. ...... 

HEPW0RTH k CO.'S LATEST LONDON TRIUMPH • • •-.•'•' 27211, $49.00 



IMEW WORLD'S FAIR RIL-IVl 
PARADE Or DECORATED FLOATS ON THE GRAND LAGOON 
The Beat of Ihe Series - - • ,• . •■ „ ••. i;iin.,i'.r. per foot; 

AMER. MUTOSCOPE & BIOGRAPH CO., \ \ 

11 B. Fourteenth Street, NEW YORK. 
RLBINK OPTICAL < <»., CHICAGO, special Belling Agents, 



AT LIBERTY AUG. 28, 



DHA1UATIC, SOUllHKTTK, LBADB, 1NGBNUBB AND. 1IOVH. 

IHAHAITKHM AND CIIAHACTKH HBAVIBB. 

ABILITY, EXPERIENCE, WARDROBE. ARDMORH, I. T. 



HAWLEY and VA 

THK JEW AND THK liHOOM, 

Invite Managers, Crltlct, Actors, Amateurs snd General Public to attend their recepllon 
..at- the Atlantic . Garden,, all this week. ... 



w - ^&g&^jf ™« NM B we^A ones. o5< 



Wanted at Once and Later, 

SILENT PERFORMER 

That does several specialties, and other Useful 
Single Medicine People. State all you can do, 
when yon can loin, and If ticket needed. Long en- 
gagement to right people. No ludependent co.'s. 
CU AH. ALLEN, Sea Isle Ulty, N. J., 

Care of Nature's Remedy Co. 
Not working here. 



WANTKU tlUICK, 



OQMBDIAN with speclalttea. Others write. 
..... .- 0. D. HENRY, Manafleid, Pa: 



I 



AT LIBERTY, 

LEWIS SUMMERS 

HEAVIES AND JUVENILES. 

402 N. Hth STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. 

AT LIBERTY, 

Fred E. Hawln and Man Francos Halgkt, 

LEADS, HEAVIES, l LEADS, INGENUES AND 
. LIGHT COMEDIES. SOUBRRTTkS. 

JOINT ENGAGEMENT ONLY. 

. « F.E. HAWLEY, 

. loso.Klgbth.Bt.,Mloanpulit r Miun. 



AUGUST 20. 



THE NEW" YOBK GLIPPEH 



/5S0 



Medley Two Step 

FOR 



J 



FULL ORCHESTRA 



THE GREAT MARCH BALLAD THAT IS SWEEPING THE COUNTRY. 

■ PINES "VERMONT 




TO LEADERS 



I* 

10c. 



Professional Copy and 
Orchestration FREE. 

ANT K*fr. 



Here Is the 



AN INSTANTANEOUS HIT FOR THE SIN6ER. 

GET IT WHILE IT IS NEW. 

BE THE FIRST TO SINC A HIT. 



CHOJtW*. 
if 1 should foil on Hie!, battlefield Inka m* 

line k in tha urctiPR ■>( my childhood, 
l.ny in* nt rest, 'ncnth the pines I love best. 

Hint grow 'round my home lu Hn> wllilwooil. 
I love the Daft with the stars and stripe, nnd 

nlway* will bear to the front, 
lint If In the light I should give np my life, 

let one sleep 'nenlli the pines of Vermont. 



JOS. MORRIS^ 

136 N. 9th St., PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



JOHN A. WEST, MUSICAL BROWJMIE 



RK-RNGAOBD ANOTIIBR WKKK IN MKBPIIIH. AIM. 14, FARM, TOLEIIUs AIJO. 44, WORDRRI.AND, DRTBOIT. 



ATTENTION, 

VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS. 

We Will Open Our Beautiful 

UNIQUE THEATRE, 

TOO Hate Street, 



w ATMTirn To hear fr( > m a11 High 

JrV/VJ^I I mL,U* dass Artists of Every 
Description. State your salary in first letter. 
Our policy will be the same as all other con- 
tinuous 10 cent vaudeville houses. North, 
South, East or West, you can break your jump 
at Kansas City. 

ADDRK8B AT OMCR, 

LLOYD B10WR, Manager, 706 Iain St., KANSAS OITT. 10. 
YALE AMUSEMENT CO., Proprietors. 



THE MOVING PICTURE HIT OF THE SEASON. 



A LYNCrflNQ 
■ AT CRIPPLE 
-j CREEK. . . . 



TRACKED BLOOnilDUNDS 

THE MOST SENSATIONAL FILM EVER MADE. 

Negative Actually Made at the Colorado Cold Camp During Aotual Oooureneea. 
The Best Advertised Moving Picture on Earth, and One Without an Inoh of Blemish. 

EXCITING* AND THRILLING FROI START TO FINISH AND FULL OF INTENSE AOTION. 

r,&netli, 450 Feet. PRICE, S54.00. 

StTr Kit.™ BULL FIGHT AT JUAREZ, MEXICO. 

Tlir.. Ball! Killed and Six Hon*, flared In Front of Camera. LHNQTII, noon. 1'UK K, |7H.oo. 

SELIG POLYSCOPE CO., 43 Peck Court, Chicago, HI. 

H. H. BPCKWALTBR, General Western Ateyt, Denver, Colo. Helling Agent. Mello'e Celebrated Mar Pllrw.. 



HI HENRYS MINSTRELS 



UPBN THBIR COMING BBASON 

IO, New Jornoy, 



3. 

Singers report at Paeealc, New Jcreey, 10 A. M., Aug, BS. Huilelane report 
,-;•■. , Aug. J4i». Performere Aug. .11. . Solid Engagement tor 

ONE MORE FIRST GLASS COMEDIAN. 

Good lit Violin, and one more good Cornet. One more good Clarionet, also good Trombone. Alto 
one more good Balladlst, also high Tenor Vou.llst, Alto one Car Porter with good Double; also good 
Properly San and good active Lithographer. Address 

HIRAM HKNKV, 109 YV. 8Hd St., New York City. 



BOOK THE LIVE ONES. 



Cheapest On Earth. 

MANUSCRIPT PLAYS 

LESS THAN COST OP TYPKU RITlNd. 

6 MANUSCRIPTS - - $11.00 
6 SETS OF PARTS - $11.00 

NRW C'ATALOti NOW READY. 

Southern Manuscript Exchange, 

KMIVVII.LK, TBNN. 



Will Open Foorth RegoJ.r Se.ion of 

HOWARD'S THEATRE, 

CHICAGO. ILL., 

HKPT. 4, 1W4. STOCK AND VAUDEVILLE, 
LOBIN J. HOW Alt D, 

Sole Proprietor and Manaai r, 
Alto Of HOWARD A DOYLE'S PLAY AdENCY 

Send iiildrtHH for lint of popular plajt. 



HEPEKTOIRE COMPJIIIT WANTED. 

Week Sept. 19, 



I 




COOK <fc GILMOTJK, Props, and Mprs., 



rlnylniMhree day and week stands with n STRONG LINK OP ROYALTY FLATS. 
ALL HFECIAL PIPER. High class specialties. Managers In Michigan, IIIIiioIh, 

Bfnd oui'u time. 

Othera write. Can nlso 
AUdrcHH ull comam- 
hlcntlona In regards to time, etc., to 

HOYD J. QILMOITR, New Park Theatre, Michigan City, Ind. 



Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, send open time 
Mnve opening for First Class Leading Man and Woman. Otl 
place Man with Moving Picture Machine and good line of Alms. 
nlcntlouB In regards to time, etc.. to _ _. 



HOTEL EUCLID 



42 Niagara St., BUFFALO, N. Y. 

TEBBY FEBGUS0H and SAI ATKIIS0H 



Niagara St., 44 

Proprletori 



THEATRICAL HEADQUARTERS IN THE CITY. 

European plan only. Special ratei to the profession. AiUoln^gShea's^hMtw^^TwoblMtafrom 
Academy, three biocl 



Special ratei to the proresslon. aujoiui "E^K;.,! "X.V'.'S 

my.tnree blo'ck. from the Lafayette and 8tnr. Recommended byM. SHEA, CIIA8. baqo, 
McMAHON k DEE. SMITH 4 COOK and all patrons. Resorve accommodations in advance, LJeotrlo 
Lights, Bteatn Heat, 86 Rooms, 16 Baths. Cafe and Elevator Bervlce Day and Sight. 



TUB Verification of our Statements Made Heretofore are Hereby C ompli ed with hy 

THURBER A NASHER OO., 

Headed by FLORENCE HAMILTON, 

And assisted by the Strongest Company of players ever picked from the [lading stock tbeatrea and 
road oompaplea throughout the oountry. Look them over: Teas e l^rralne^, Kla^e MMOregor, 

unaer tne re ""'"^ '™ Aug ^ BUna TH gATRg, BRIDGEPORT, OOHN. 



uiStyCHAS. w. gilder, 

A thorough knowledge of, all business brenohe., sober and reliable, 
.pleo. or recognized repertoire. Address ' 



ACTINS MANAGER 
OR AGENT. 

Join on receipt of wire. On. 
BOYERTOWV, Fa. 



A o!Sw? THE ALVIN BROS. SSSSS. 

COMEDY RINO OYMKASTI, 

invite Orrers for Vaudeville and Combination!. 



Perm, address, 206 w. 14th ST., N. Y. CITY. 



DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL BRANC HKI, 
I «••» Vaudeville snd Novelty Acts. (Bend Photos for office. 

. UIDSAY flOIMI, AaiMWit iftlt, M7 W. 3411 Bt, I. T. . 

manaukith. W ffle mow your wants. I c*r,"lurnlih ReUabi. People on short nolle. 



Write at onoe, stating best attractions, to 

ELKS' T HEATRE, Hudson, N. Y. 

GAR WANTED, 

FIRST CLASS, 

HBADY lKiH USB. 
Mere,. MATT T. KUSELL. 

| OHAMPAION, ILL. 



ATTENTION! 

Managers of First Class Vaudeville Houses, Fairs, Cirnluh.l Etc, 

MATSUDA'S ROYAL JAPANESE TROUPE, 

S Ladles, s Men, 2 Ublldren. Foot, Hhonlder and Head liitlnnceni, Jugglers, w ire Walkers, etc., etc, 

THE HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS, 

• in Number. Native Hawaiian Singers and Muslclaus. And Last, Hit Not Load, the Wonderful 

Cnrean Magicians, 

YUNG JU KRIM and CHI SUKE OKE. 

.<TjjiUirnawst Novelty Ever Brought to America), The .hove are open for engigeuients afur Kept. ja. 
Tor Terms, elo., address 

JAMKH W. PRICK, Manager of Amn.ementH, Olan Island. New Roohelle, New York. 



i-j. OAL.L.! 

OSMAN-HOTT BIO STOCK CO., 

/V FBATIHINU HBMDNR HEICKA. 

Rehearsal, commence 10 o'clock, THURSDAY, A.M . Aug. 84, at Klnston. N. U, Member. In the North 
will meet at Cincinnati. ' Particulars hy mall. WANTED— JUVENILE MAN WITH HPKOIALIY. 



State lowest. Par own. Longsea.on. Send programme, age, eu\ OPEN TIMK-IUve few week. 

'Inn, Tennessee, Oeorgia and W. Vlrgli 

leu Davis, lnd„ until list, then Kln.to'n, N. O. 



open for good tlnie. 



Managers In N. and S. Carolina,. Tennessee, Oeorgia and W. Virginia, write. 
JOHN OHM A N, Mgr., 



AT LIBERTY, 



WM. 



AND 



.TOglE 




ATTENTION. 

RASPBERRIES. 

If you havn'l got . button 
yon ain't a good member. 
In th. colore— ted and 
white. Bend mo. In .i.mpa. 
Ten for f 2. 

TUE OCMROTH 00.. 
Box 600, Akron. Ohio. 



WANTED, 
Vaudeville People. 

All ElBdi-Slftar T<Mi; Illmtratod 

8»p, will ImUm; Ltadioi 

In, Quick. 

O. M. HTKKI.SM1TII, Kdna, Mo. 



KXI'KHIKNt'RIl 



PIANIST. 

Lidy preferred, (inc. two nights, vaudeville. 
Address IIoYD IIURKOWKB. Onccola, Nebraska. 



AX LIBERTY, 

EDMUND FLYNN, 

ChiracLr Comedy ind luv.nlln. 

ONB PIKOK PRBFRRRRD. Rea|M>nHlhle m.rr. 
address 612-614 Main Ml.. Kansas City, Mo. 



"SODS OF CJJMDi," TOUR, 



FULL < •OMMHY-KRllK II RALP 
BHKKO PART, Ktr. 
1. M. OONDBL, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 



SLATER and FINCH 

Sketch Team. 

jnv.Oltes, Hearle. and P.c cen trio Women Parti, 
one piece or rep. Addrea. Waterloo, Iowa. 



A VarutlU Team, Blagm, Duotn and Omedr Exponoat., lirong, Low Irlih 
and Blatk Pasa Oomatiy. 

WOULD I.IKK TO HKAIt PROM VAItOK IIOMKDY IlKI'BHTOIRK OR HIIKLEROUK. 

P. H I'uBt two suasonH feuturu vaudeville net with Hie Myrkle Harder Stock Cu. 

Addr... ALLEN and llltloHT, HL Oharlra Hotel, Chicago, 111. 



THIRD SUOOBSSIVB XA^KKK. 

GORDON SISTERS, 

TUB LAGOrJina HIT OF THE 8BAB0N AT DREABLAHD. 

Munager. Invited to see this act. Open for farce ciimody or burlosiiuo. Address 

DREAMLAND, Coney Maud, or :u« K. Dltli St., New York Oily. 
I TU MANAORRC—AHK MANACHBR KD 4JI11A III) ABOUT Till! ACT. 



TRICK UNICYCLIST WANTED, 

»-trt»©t Work, for 

A JOLLY AMERICAN TRAMP. 

Bp route. Long season and good pay for man not afraid to work. Wire JAXKa DOl I.K, Oswego, 
N,.v., Aug. n; UaldwInsTlllels, t.'lyileiw, Uanaudalgnn'iO: or addrea. Iiy loner 

li. O. NBWKLL, .78.1 »:id Avt.., Hrooklyn. N. r. 



AGENT 



7 VDARr BXPHltllsNCIa and under- 
Htiiml my huslness thoroughly sober and 
reliable. Last three season, ahead of 
Kit/. & Webster'. '-A Breezy Time." AT 
l.lliKRT V owing to not going out with 
UrotherUin's Puck's Bad Boy. Guarantee to 
make good ahead of any attraction. 



At Liberty 



CEO. E. BRON8DON. Ashtabula. Ohio. 



CHAS. K. CHAMPLIN STOCK CO., 



AN AXL AROUND REPERTOIRE ACTOR. 



One with specialty given preference. HK.ND PHOTO. State aalury, age, liH.ut umi weight, ant 
letter. Musi Join Immediately. 0IIAM. K. CHAMPLIN, Trenton. N. J„ wo.it of Aug. 10; Freehold, N. 
J., week of Aug. 22. 



SFECIALT'y TEAM. 

Cham* nightly. One week stands. Capable or playing email part.. 

'■ UKKKOK UfiAdll, HAMPTON. VA. 

GAGNON POLOCK 8TO0K CO. 



AT L.IBBI1TY 



FOH PAKCK OOMKDY, Pi rvp nu Bflflr 

DRAMA OK VAUDKVILIK, LM It lit OUUR, 

Hinging Comedienne and Character Actress. KXCEITIONAI.f.Y flOOI> HID. HLKOANT 
J^tmillORE. SPECIALTY ALWAYS A HIT. Prefer One I'lccii Co. gulng Houtli. itellable 
dinger, only. Address 020 ST. CLAIR ST., Cleveland, Ohio. 



AT LIBERTY, POR COMiNO SEASON, 

JACK FERGUS N I MINNIE LOUISE FERGUSON 

Leeds, Heavlee, Chancier Leads, Blag. Director. | Characters, Ueaviei, Juveniles. 

■ Kipetfenced, good wardrobe." Will be ple.se d to hear from' reliable menagen. Ouepleceor 
rep. Joint engagement. Address JACK PERQUHON, PboenDi Uotel, Winston Hslein, «. i). 



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THE IE}V:;TOBK' 



AUGUST 20. 



Vrociorlamttv-elBhtti Street The 
litre <J. Austin Fyhos, general uwuagtr) - 
The opoidotf of 'th* regular, season at .t 
UouM took place Monday, Aug. JP...jM fjn g 

tU*-8ur*0)«t the dscorstora nnd -painter* liavo 
befit busy and- the .auditorium presents a 
mure attractive appearance, than over. New 
(■nirota. have Werf .laid, new cbnlrs havo re 
platted .{he. old one*,, .providing more com- 
fortAblalacita,'*™! wider aisles- Increased 



facUitW have ,be«n Installed upon th 
rendering more 'day the handling o 



the state, 
f ■ heavy 



of tbe play are 



' itrvldw and i rj*tf sisWj-iOn'o by cue 
tin- amusement resorts are. falling into line, 
mill it will not belong before tbe season of 
1IH)4-V0 la well upon us. Tho Dbwbt and tbe 
Gotham Thkatbks opened Saturday nlgbt, 
Auk- ,;l - with the usual burlesque bill* of 
lore, the (lay Morning Qlorlca at- tho former, : 
mid the Moonlight Mold* at tie latter bouse g( , cn|c fF cc t». chas. K. Blnncy's new produc 

ui»u« the nltra'ction's Tbo continued. at- tlon, "More to Bo Pitied than Scorned, was 

» ^ P week' ending ?M g -re : tbo opening .««£» \$£SSl&£ 
"Tbe Maid and the Mummy" at tbe Naw 

Voiik, "i''ft! ra'ir 1 1 rout" 1 1 r at the casino; 

••1'a'iln by Night" at tbo' Madihon 8Q.tiAM! 
IhwK (Iakdkk, ."A Little of If verythlng". at 
ihu Akmai. OiltpiNa; and "The Eternal City 1 ' 
ut the AcAfnVt ov Mb*!*- At Pjtocion'a 
1'imt Avtrsbls - and 0«» Hutftman aWTwun- 
•iv-iirTit'' tfhntor TitBAtms stock produc- 
tlnus, with vaudeville between tho acta,' con- 
tinued. . . . . .Tho, one week stands closing 13 

were: :'A VVdrklng Olrl'a \VroDga" at the 
Titi13!JiL»,i!!»p«i; "Qoeeb Of. the White Staves" 
Ut the Flopta'aVand Black' pvttl'e Trouba'- 
itrJurs at the Stab Variety entertain 

■pant 

IIAMNt 

'I'wknw-thibd BtbiimV ToNr PASToh's, 
I'AitAUia* ltoor OAinir.NB,' and tbe Wk'ht 
T^ErttrWlrtH SMbbt TnhATBM.. At.Hp- 
riBi*H'Mbsi!UM the usual long 1- list of cUrlos 
u'nri Va'ijdevllio preyafleaV , 



laid In Now York and tho 
audience Is" tniien behind, the scenes, showing 
the rehearsal of a play In progress. 1M pic- 
tures show tbo. front of Christ Church, the 
exterior of a theatre and the Interior of a 
manager's office. The story binges upon the 
mnrrlagc of tbo lending man of a stock com- 
pany, who Is a matinee Idol, and a clergy- 
man's daughter. Tbe cast follows : Julian 
I.orolnr,, J. Krank Burkj. Vincent Grand, KIM 
BaaSotti: -Mnrk Clifford, ..Frank .Brlnkhnrsti 
Rev? Ebonoezer Keith, Chas. 8utton ; Garrlck 
Gaunt, Walter Wilson: Troubles, Geo. Ovey; 
Hugo, Will,.. Armstrong; Harry llerrltnan, 
Walter Dale; Tim. Alex. Krmoloff; Vfo it 
Keith, Eydla Powell ; Julia Clifford,, Maria 
Hogcr: Flflnc, Uuloo Hortier; Scraphina 
Phoney. Ituili llondfartb; Kuth Loralno, 



, Proctor'* Twcntrrtblrd Hlgeet Th«- 

r,— aire (J. Austin Kyues, general «m*VU£2 

.tills The' Mnnsllold-Wllbur to. head this ;*HS" 

irlng bill. In a bright little novelty, SSS'iTn 

hAvo Khndow," for which Edw.McjVadeasaB.U 

Lewis arc responsible. -Ttere wero, unrals- 

takahle ovldenccs, of favor:aho*ifctho sket h 

on tbe opening day and OtttrnOB «***"» 

nnd Caryl Wilbur played It In a spirited 

and effective manner. ..; Th«y note agisted 

by Ouy T. Henpett and,;Joe Ilannwnj.^ ikn 

Hketch Is distinctly melodramatic In lone, and 

tells brlcily and to the point a detMtlve io- 

mancc, .which lias strong »ltuaUoii; and n 

Sod climax. Mai and Morita o«creil n- ma- 

Ecr of well executed fen s In 'cycle I g, 

which brouglit them well earned gmW* 

•licr ,Ba«yT>ay.V the farco toJw»« «l<r- 

ence Hyde, wasdeverly PjsKjTl*^ 



with * corps .it coiucdUiiis, beaded-by W. B- 

n nleaslUL' vocalist- and dancer ;v3pW >X« 
tors! centric v Pia»l"t and comedian, a- 
otiWr well known nets. 



ml 



agcr ; Tom J. Morgan, lepresculntlve; Mmi-. 
Alnrle DOrsn, aoprano soloist; Florence tl'ru- 
llt, plaafet; 8. .Carter, alto.t C. Hi .Francis, 



lips,. Orace HadscU and W. L. 

abounds In mltthfu altua- 
dialogue. The. Ilnclielor 



sketch 

nnd bright 



was.furnlabod'ai'the Nnw Vo,k Boo, SSl i^^feffi.® 

!.n, Kbith'8 Union HguABB, Pjioctor'9 Jon MiulJoiinidi Flora, i Nclllo Bay-. 

den : Laura, Knthrlno Armstrong ; Nora, 
Mazle Harrison; Kora, Bessie Davis; 
Fannie Xlghtfoot, June . Dec bnrop; Mis. 
Mskagoodi Harriet JacquesJ. During i. the 
progtess of the' play there Is represented 
the action of .a piece upon . ,.a stage,. 
callcdV'Her Heart's idol," which haa no 
connection with tho play proper, and Is .sup- 
I'rocWr'a S'lilhi.Aveiinc Theatre (J. „ 0W!( i to have been written by the leading 
Aiistln Fy'nes, general manager), — "Tbe Lady mu p the bero ot tho play proper, the parts 
«r Lyons*' Is the stock company production being 'assumed by the characters of the main 
IfcW .week and the same prlnclpala who production na follows i., Beverly Burrlngton. 
helped make this revival succesafufat Prpc- j u ||„„ , Loralne ; Richard Ashton, Vincent 
tor's. Hnrlom, theatre are concerned la thin Grant : Oarnitliers, Oarrlck Onunt; K«se 
week's presentation. On Aug., 15 a good Harrington*, Julia, Clifford; Nanlne, Mlw 
niaUfaee, liouso greatly enjoyed .tho play, KiOue. "More to bo Bltlsd than Scorned. 
Adelaide Kelm. who mode a chnrmlng Pnu- (cemed to strike a responsive chord In tho 
line, and WW- Unrt, whose acting as Claude hearts of the auditors, .applause being fia- 
wnH.xISt pralsoworthy. coming Uvfor many aU eiit throughout the evening. Itext week, 
iniirksof approval. George Bryant, Verner 8iiiuv an , Harris * WoodH' "Tbe tutal Wed- 



We 8 SS^SS^SSi 2^-M w - 

Kdwnrd I«ooley. to advantage,; j»a Otf U 
Powell, with many new and IntcresUng 
irloks, held close attention during bis di- 
versified entertainment, which presentee 
pleasing features In great number. Nina Cob 
llns-sang several numbers to- evidences of 
apprccJatloa. Others, on the bill who 
pleased were: Mathews and "nvcrly, In 
tholr excellent offering, "The Barnatprmers , 
Balloy and- Fletcher, "Tho Minstrel B >y» , • 

The kalatecbnoscopo conLlnuea, 



IS'OTBH KII'JJI TIIU (!AN.<tllAN .ll'llll.ix KlNi; 

krm and Imperial Orchestra. — We will In- 
augurate this season ut Urlmxby. Can., Sept. 
U? The old ship, which bus' suited for over 
• i«m.. n»auartor of aVeenlury In ICuropi'.'.t'anmlii 

"iKnhattmi B K Acu.-At the tkaabn,;rr.o %ffi$ United Stalw. will aAin be piloted 

Silver »llpper"-opeaed io. hnl» "JHSKS! by Tom .1. Morgau. his foiirlli season ahead 

heads a large and <oa;pcrtnt i c«mpauy v tthici g (1|C t . olupl , uy itoster: W. T. (ary, man. 

Includes Beatrice (loldcn. With the cnam 
,g e da nee and other cnichy numbers the 
lay. should prove to be a good drawing card. 

1 ilal.iiiToN BRACII. — In the Music la 

(Wn T G rover, munngcr) t&Jg»&J*» 

Is n strong one. Henry Lee, In "Great Men, 

Past and Present ;'-' Kill* Proctor O la. .Geo 

Wilson. Marscllii, with trained birds ;IUkey 

and.^eison, HatliaWny and Walton, Went and 

Van Blclon the Talkal ve Miss Nortoa and 

Paul Nicholson, Ten .Mr**, Lambert and 

arc made" In 
lielene Gerard returnB. 
Others arc: The Golden Gate grAMttt. 
Hodges and Lnunchmere, Manning and Lang, 
Iffli Brooklyn, Beardsley Bisters, and «? 
Gordon Bisters. The circus retoala^the 
same, with DlckNVroomau. M.^V. Howard, 
Al Beabcrt; .T.Booney, Mile. Slghernc, and 
Homard and Luellite- ■.«"_" , _„„:;» 
Luna I'auk (Thompson & Dundy, owners). 
— The clrcua performers this week aro the 
same as were seen le^t week — Josle Ashtoii, 



Mile. 



Alexandrine, ^Louise Be Mplty.Gull- 



t 'targes, nnd the others of Uin company were ding"' 
very'good. Th6 east: Claude Melnotte, W. Pni 
"WtjiJJeauscant, George Bryant; Glavls, 
it Huchnnan ; M. Deschanpcllcs, Vornei 
.'largos:. Gaspnrd, H. Dudley. Ilawlay ;JLand 
nrd, Kdwln 



i'nst<»r'» Theatre • (Tdny I'aBtor, mana- 

RCr) . —straight out and out vaudeville la the 

rule here this week, and the bill furnlBhed by 

Manager Pastor Is one of Infinite variety 

though, of course, thoro are tbo usual comedy 

nkelcbcs. without which the up to.. date 

vaudeville programme would not be complete. 

Topping the bill '» placed the comic school 

scone, "The .Private Tutor," as presented by 

tho Avon Comedy Four ■ (Coleman, Lester, 

Sni in, and Dale). There are no dull moments 

during Its presentation nnd numerous lnughs 

im ; Niun renins, in a uicusihk ncco mi>any It from start to finish. Kniml- 

Aerial Hhaws, whose trnpeao lT _ ' (I wor ^ 8 t commendation can be nc- 

; DiiBiout Blslcrs, In. a pleasing ,f 0T ^ taC uc t of Muddox and Wuyne, who 



lord, SfWE Fowler ; Captain (lavlus, George 
Howell ; Col. Damns, It. A. Roberta: Notary, 
Henry Miller, Jr.: l'uullno DescbappellcB, 
Adelaide Kclm;,Minq,, DcscbatipolleB, Mnr- 
K'a'hi'f Sylvlc; Willow Melnotte, R.rB. Mathilda 
Dflshpn. In the- vaudeville were: Eddie 
Lronn'rd, wbosn ,ncut and romarkahly enter- 
iWlUlfic specialty resulted in on emphatic 
trlunipti for him; Nina Collins, In n pleasing 
xlugtng ait ; 
net went .well , . 

singing and dancing spcclnlly ; Mr. and Mrs. 
llavinan, in. '"nic Typewriter;" Tlildlcwlnks 
,iinl Bugan, «■ uulr of bright little comedians, 
and Wood and Berry, Blngcrs nnd dancers. 
'I'liA JiO)B,t«ehnoscopo continue.), . ,, , - 

l'«,»ille'» Tlicntrc (Sulllvim, Harris & 
Woods, managers), — The final attraction, un- 
der the present management, -la "Wedded and 
Parted, which wns presented, Monday, to 
n well MJcd.' house. .Tbo : fompiiny was cast 
uh follows: Jerome Cnmeron, T. A. Hamil- 
ton: Horbort Dixon, Lawrence Finch ; Harry 
Hnlder, Alexander l«onardi John Kennedy, 



Clark, jiho >-!»■■■■ i ■ ■ _ — -,-,-.- 

Weobii A Ziaarau>'s. Co. will jNB>££ 
hearsals of the 'Siulth-I^vl ploy a .Weber l 
Music Hall on Aug. 27. Anna "eld, who 
sails from Cherbourg on Aug. lv, Will -te 

Pr MR°!' FlBita nnd the new Manhattaii The- 
atre company begin rehearsals on Monday, 
Aug. J5. Additional eiia;n (jem cnts f o r t Jio 
Manhattan company are: CaeaUa .,t||dc4y aa l 
an WngllBb actress; Henry, J. HWfleld, • <\ 
T. , Terry, and Otto Meyer, oX the Jrvlag 

CnABu:s Fkomman baa dccIdeAto open 
iho season nt the Herald Souare Theatre on 
Aug. [5. Tho opening attraction will be 
Sam Bernard, In "The Girl from hays, 
with the original" company, including Hnt- 

tle Williams. -^- ■ i.inv« 

Edva MaV. will cpeftrthe season in "The 
School Girl," at Daiy'B, on Sept. 1, lnatead 
of BcDt. S, ns baa Men announced. I > 

TUB .BBB.ULAB SBA80N AT TUB £■»<*£ 

TiiKATnF. will begin the last of this month, 
with James K. Hacketfa production of the 
farce by, Louis Eagan, entitled, 'Jack b Lit- 
tle Burprlsc." A company, headed by Arthur 
Byron, Is now In active rehearsal. 



llunlcv,- Klttamura'a Japancss Troupe, b.en 
nchec-'Ducrtw and Lorens, Lourcnt and Ga- 
rola, Mullln's dogs, Matsoota and Taubro, 
Mnrtlnc and Bglmo, Naxado, Slg. Spcbhiivi y, 
Sylvester, Robert Stlchncy Jr~ bpelk, Little 
sitcoota, Mons. Vlncllo, Yapkl and Mako, 
and Zlngorellc. ■ • ■-■_ •••- ,_- „ _ " 

HBNDKIIBON'8 MUKir HAU,. (F. B. Hep, 

derson, monagor). — For tbo current 1 week : 
Sadie Heef, Emerson and Stone, Hedrlx 
nnd Prescott, Kitty Harrison, Kennedy and 
Quatrelll, the Brit tons, i.,Bttatl-< Uclilnsim, 
Three De Faye Sisters, Mitchell and Cain. 
Pulley's .Ragtime Quintette, Vlctor'a -ltoya 
Band. Adeline Antonio, LotUo GUe-oD and 
Billy Hart, Tanxa Neapoiltaa Trio, ■ and 
Mllanl Trio aw to boiseerl. fc* ■■•■■ 
< »> 
NEW JF.IISKV. 



Atlantic City.— At the Ocean Tier Mu- 
sic Hall (W. E. Shackelford,. representative) 
"Glrla^WIJr Be Girls",. pTayedy £o -good busi- 
ness; ; week of Aug 1 .' 8. Williams and Walker 
week of 1C. "Miss Bob White" week of 22. 
The vaudeville portion of the bl|l for week of 
10 will be: Favoriand Sinclair, t " 



the TWO 
Macks, White and Simmons.. t-- 

Ocban Pier Thbatbb (W. VS. Sbakclford, 

""■-•-^•rrb.Mti'r =^d ly pat7o^e ay wee D k°^ g^ 
have now fallen la lino and haveopenea tneir gj tne » n skl ^ B ,. wcc ' k of 1B .,<j u i nc , Adama 

doors for the Benson. , • .«.\ Hnwver" week of 22 . — I «' 

Mimuipoin (Henry. Rosenberg, _manager)i. Sawyer^ ag^^s^ia * Moore, Jnan- 



urn the extra added attraction. of. the bill, 
nnd Who renewed former successes here In 
tholr character comedy sketch, "The Mes- 
senger Boy and the Thespian." Tbo flqo bill 
also lists such strong acts as Gaston and 

Stone, . who . scored strongly as . ' Tho Jolly 
a«klos;V Bedford and Winchester, who cro- 
nted much mirth as burlesque- Jugglers: J. 
M. Norcross, Malcolm and Ln Mar, again 
wero wolcorae In their minstrel scene; the 
Be Onso Brothers porformed almost lmpos- 
wlblo fe«t» as barrel Jumpers; George. and 
May Woodward plcnsod.ln a comedy, singing 



-lunies F.iFrc«9;,Jnmca, Cbns,.F. McCortyi. f on nclng sklti Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shaw, 
\V.,iL Thompson, P,. L. MeHonuld ;,. Ufllccr , Ue ,i nnc ii, K couple, are often listed on^the 
lldriuoll, II. V. Morton ; Offlcnr Frank, Frank ' 
.lurvls ; . < onchumn, B. .». Uvory; Kervunt, 



.Ins: O. Will ainsj., Chns. Allen,. F...L- Ban- 
iron ; Mal'lon Cameron. Mary t'unnrd; Nnn- 
ntitto Plancoii, Fniiiecs Brooke; Bally M«- 
Noll. I.IkkIo Mulvcy; Mrs. Kennedy. Maud 



MeL'nrtiV.'l, Mra. Luiitenlierg, Mm. gtrjitt'l a fflS nud ( j rata l n Hoy and Louise Watby, 
Mra.,Arllnuti>n,. Miss K. Itanlta; Lllllo Klile, ,.„n„ n( i singing and dancing act, did their 
Aiiuu Johnston: May Goodwin,, Lottie John- H p,.,;|al work well, and well - — 
slon: Norn Fnlrlelgb, draco Hupklus. 
. Tiiinl a vi- ii no Theatre (Martin J. Dixon 



luaUsger). — '.'The Span of Llfo" Is this week s 
nttrartloii. with the following cast: Illchard 
Itluut, Herbert Miller I Dnualan Leech. Clydo 
Bute* i'Nntly- Brown, Uiirry llughes ; Dlsmitl 
Urown. . Ln«(U Donuael III :• Uupcr Drown, Al. 
herl Doiiswllii ; Tipton Perch, .Monte Dona- 
sella: llnnily Perch, Thoa,.. Donnaalta: 
.Ionium GMt'JUUl. Wlllhim F. Coarud.l. Ar.erlcik, 

li .JkiilffinMl: Inapi'dor Feruiuwu^ii'rHiik 
HiruitThi : T>ell.illlnttl, Lilthv MtMlai Knto 
Heittfaeoie. Miii'tbn .UruuCord; Hhrovo Tuts- 
illiv); Monde, '.Hartley* Mrs: Jelf, Florence 
ui'kermnti ; <Vi:ll Jelf. Mile IMcklnsoli. Lowls 
DoiinanlMt.ia inanuger: W. V. Cournd, slngo 
dlriTloi': M. Unix, iidviiiiee reprosoiiliitlve. 
Next week, '"Bw Gnuie of Life." . . 

liewi-y 'I'hratre (Sulllvim & IvI'UUS, Uinm 
agors1j^!l'hlalioilK« opened Its seventh sea- 
son ntlcrnovih af-AWB, 1/1., Hurlug the past 
two nivntbs (he house litis breu In. tho liuuds 
of'.ducora'tora. who..,|mvo tlioroughly reno- 
vaWoTTt... flani Hrrllmcr's (lay Morning 
Glories wns selected to open the now souson, 
and mi enthusiiistlc audience nsHoaihlrd to 
give tliem a loyal reception. The show Ih un- 
ilcr thn personal direction of Mr. Hcrlbncr, 
and owned by the Berlbnor-Brew Amusement 
i'o. .. Tim show has been .entirely changed and 
lewiillen. The eurtulu rose upon u burlotln,, 
cutltlrd "The. Devil's JJaugli lee": In which 
the entire company wns utilized. Coiucdy 

Run tho 'aim of the, principals, who succeeded 
I iTCIlllllg Ullll'll llicrrlmelll.; No til I UK bllt 

praise was lieard regu riling the costiiinlni.. 
the wbujn. iWacOt .The rhoniH cantalim u 
srorr iff in'e] ty KlrlMj^wltli Bopd volcea, unit 
I heir work th.lho three ncls was to great 
advantage. Tho -ol|o. was, eoniposed of^ex- 



Pnstor proirraiumes, hence their act mnst 
pleasn Mr. Pastor's patrons: Chas. Pntchcn 
and Clifton Marlon. In nn ncrobatlc comedy 
nnd singing sketch; AiexIs and Sebnll, 
iiK.."Tommv Atkins and the Dancing Girl ; 
i'liomBS.,Hnleinan, In • character aonir. ro- 
f»i and Gi-eta to Roy and Louise. Wulby. 
ict, did their 
.. pleased tholr 
auditors on Monduy. Aug. 15, and tho Ameri- 
can .vltiigraph continues. . ... • !• 
Koltli's Tlieatro (E. F. Albce, general 
malinger). — An nudlenco of. excellent prouor- 
llons nssemhlod on Monduy, Aug. 1ft. when 
Did new. bill for this week ,,wiib presented. 
Beginning with tho feature of the hill thoro 
Isu vocal treat for music lovers In the splen- 
did Hinging of Mine. Mln|MilTsk|. Despite her 
MHMN alio 'a. an liliigllsli woman of jngiigliig 
personality and ,rank»..aa oue. of Kaglunds 
grealesl.' dramnlle prlmn dotiiiu sopraniis. 
tier, repertory, fnr.llils ,w«ekJs: The Jewo 

- -'^ . -. .. ..t .11 1 1 ■ t... ....... ..! Ilin XII. .1,1 '' 



Hong, from. "Fii us I 
from "II Trovntore 
III Marble Halls.' 
Girl." William II. 
cox nnd ronipiin.v 



irnlsc was heard regarding Ihc costmiiliiR of 

he whole. pJeov .The I'honiH e.oiitaliiM a 

core Of iireUy girls.., wltli gopd volcea, .nnd 

heir 'work th.lho (Mas ncls was to great 

idvniitiige. 'Hie -olio, was, composed of ex- 

ollisiit vnudevllli) tiildnt and lueliidml : Oo«- 
HiHiiee Wlndonj, «|j|K<ni{ a'"! dunclug sou- 
lirelte: Onnon ami Harvey. Clarence Wil- 
bur, Nat Bernard and Bcott and Wilson. 
Cuum'nilnla.llons -ware ,. ahowercd upon the 
insniigumeni during thn. entire evening, and 

wluit will uii doubt bo another scusoii of nroB- MMMm m. r ). — HubIiicsh continues excoll 
flWW o/n, tliti Dewey . was siiceesHfnlly „,,„ SSx£u resort. Abbott Parker, sty 
launched. The executive staff of the Guy world's greatest phenomenon. Is tho B 
lazy Urodz, manngoe? ".I'.'r.?,".' . ,..\. •■.....,. Ik. ..i..„, 



Morning Glories Co. 

Jus. Marcus. s|age luiinnger, and O«o. l*nia- 

ley, BlKgo curpcnltfr. Next week, tbo World 

'pnrniiise rinof flHralen (Osesr Hum- 
iiierslelu. munager).— The current, bill, open- 
ing Aug. in, names: Knlgiuiirellc, the tyito- 



lireexe of thn Night 

1 nnd "1 Dreamt: I Dwelt 

r nun "The Bolieinliin 

em Helen Mar Wll- 

preseuled. for the llrsl. 
tune here. Hdmutnl bny'n playlet, "Lovn ami 
War." , It deals with the sllrrlug days of the 
Civil War. nnd abounds In ipilet comedy Mini 
pathos. In the. hands of such competent 
player*. the. llttro pluy won an entire. supccsb. 
The UisL oppoitunlty.. for a season at lenst, 
to wltiiess -Tom Luwls anil Hum J. Ryan. In 
Uiolr laughable fii|i«, "The Two Acto™, IB 
nflforded here this week. They kept tho au- 
dience roaring with mirth on Monday. ; As 
exponents ofbrawu and luuscle. tho hour 
Usui Bros, are tho athletic fenturo of Iho 
hill; John D; Gilbert Is tho monologlst. nnd 
n. right good one; Frances Gerard. Is Justly 
shied a . physical wonder: McDonald nnd 
li'mitliiglon tiro -In t|io front rank or sin en rs 
and dnnceiH .nnd thn Italian Operalle 'Irlo 
iiuiileicil popular selections .harmoniously. 
Other .entertaining, numbers ,or tho bin " r " 
prflMsntefl hy : Gordon, Vldoc(| snd Hurry, In 
nn. Irish comedy akolcU : -Jon . Kdnionds. ee- 
centrle comodlau ; Hcrhort, nn iiceornplNhed 
inngleliin : Bwlfl: and llarlon. who did nicely 
fn musical comedy; Josle Clnllln and Mister. 
In charni'tnr aongs and linllatlous, and tho 
old stand by, tbo American blograpb, With 
now pIcturiiK. '-........, i .:• . 

llutier's Museum (John H. Anderson. 

excollont at 

yled the 

featured 

allracllon. . Llsslo lihinka, tho giant school 



— The. attraction for the opening night. Aug. 
13, and to continue all of this week, la Hal 
Reld's four act melodrama, "Alone. In the 
World," with Johnnie Daley; child actor, In 
ope.ot the leading roles. The play hvof a 
sensational order and, clenriy gave great sat- 
isfaction to an audience that packed the 
house from top to bottom at the opening per- 
formance. It should have a successful week. 
During' the Bummer months the, liouso has 
been brightened up and,, with Its new car- 
pets and other renovatfona. it presents a 
plous)ng aspect. ,. Noxt wcok. Robe" | IU- 
Blmmnns and Julia May Gilford will prpscnt 
Hnl Reld's comedy, "A Fleht for Love, for 
tho first, time In New York. . ■■_■ 

PnocTon'a Onb Hundbid and IwrNTT- 
rii'ili Stbbbt ..TtUATkn (J. Auatln Kynca, 
general manngcr).— -Robertson's ever popular 
piny. "Caste,' 7 Is the offering for this week 
and a play of this character la assurod of 
being well patronised. The acting was ex- 
ceptionally good. and tho. mounting was up 
to tho high standard that the management 
has CBtnbTiflhcd here. Tbe attendance con- 
tinues td.be of tho best. In tho. vnudcvlllo 
part of the programme ore : Lydell and But- 
lorwoith, Freili Duuworth, Perry and Ban- 
dull, nnd .tho Jtalatcchnoscope. • f, i - ,_-> . 

Staii (Wm. T. Kcogh, manager). — "Dark- 
est Russia'' opened to a full house, 'this 
production never -fnlls lo draw flffi the 
crowd* boM. At the play, doals. with Oli- 
piesslon of Russian 'rule, It Is n llmely offer- 
ing now, Black Pn til bud a prosperous wcok. 
"Dealers In White Women" nexl. 

. Gotham (HulHvan AKraus, •..tnniiagerBW 
Thiiileh nulv. opened' Inst: scmboii, Iho entlro 
front' and Inside of this house hiivc lieen 
repainted, nnd tha i ate has boon moved, up 

r..i.„. .,.■„ m*.i{mu Inn 'in l,v 1110 foot M (U'C. 



.tgers)'— The Huntley-Moore Stock Co. Is 
pleasing good houses at each performance. 
Louise Carter continues. to play leads. 
Doyi.e'8 TllBATnE (Frank Goldle, mnna- 

?er). — Big business always. People booked 
or week of 10 : Fields and Hanson, tha 
De Muths, Geo. D. Melville and Mamie Con- 
way, the De Macos, Symphony Quartet, tbe 
Marlnellas, Frank BeveHov and Maud Dan- 
vers, Clifford and Hall, Kittle Btevons, the 
Wilsons, Ruby Marion, Kendall . ninl: Amy 
Thompson, Illllv Hines. the Garden- Trio, 
Chns. and Madge Hughes, Princess Chin- 
rjullln nnd Ed. Newell, Cain and Hunter, 
Louise La Booth, Nlblo and Bpeneer, Kd. B. 
and Itolln White, Luurcnco Crane, Jnrdnn 
nnd While, Martlnetti Trio, Lo Clair and 
Bowen. ■. .|. ,. .,?. •.-- -vi- •.-•,,;... 

Stkhm.kciU.sb Pikb (Gllei W. -Clemen^ 
mannger). — Excellent business rules. Vaude- 
ville, Is, still the, bill hero..- .,', ■ ! ;i..,i.: 
.Ouv«BNATon'a Thbatiib (Sidney Fern, 
manager). — Tbo same good. houses rule. Week 
of ID: Fern Comedy Knur, Daker Troupe, 
Scar's Illusionists; the. Pelots, Connelly and 
Roe, Whullcy and Whntley.Csasdu Brothers, 
Four linkers, Francis Wood, Wagner Blstera, 
the Bridges. MUlershlp. Sinters, W, ir. Fel< 
ton, Job. Belmont, the Wilsons,, Dunn and 
Mveiyn, tho Barton,' Blddon Brotbera, tbe 

Harts und James R. Witters 

+ ■» ■ ■'.-•' 

CANADA. 



it. Dlahii.- . 

tenor soloist : A'. T. Hbliluson, barllune solo- 
ist ' i F. N. Warner, slide trombone soloist ; 
S; kK, Ovcrstieot, bass soloist ; ;W,l T^ Gary, 
cornet; C. B. Lumpklns, violin and Icadur of 
orchestra. . _ , ,, 

- hviinky Winu, writes trom.,Saruln, Can.: 
"We are engaged berc for two more weeks. 
FooV Belx, UtefTonng 'cycllBt, who Joined lis 
at Toronto) and who- wia killed, hero, Is lo 
be replaced Wt Eddyi Ollford, the: well-known 
bicycle diver; wkoopcason Monday,' Aug. 8. 
The other attractions are: -Dr. Lynns, mu- 
seum of wonders) Col. J. K-> Jones, animal 
sh»WB; 8ydney Wire, platform shows; A. M. 
Rebstock, vaudeville show ; Rninlswazl, as- 
ttoloaer. Wo- remain here until the. fairs 
oammence, nn4; wilt then rearganize anil 
prepare ouraclves fdf a busy Fair."-' 

HAnar THDB8T0N wrlteB: "My new pro- 
duction, 'Creation,' Ib meeting with big sue 
cess everywhere Our opening Week at J,- 
lira ry Hall, Bt Paul, wsa tremendous. Still- 
water. Minn., Was big and week.of Aug. 7, 
at Ashland, we Played- to tho capacity every 
night. Adams Sisters Joined Monday, mak- 
ing seventeen people. Cbas. N. Rolofsou, 
baritone, was well received Sunday, sing- 
ing at the M. K. -Church. Wo had -n little 
mlsfoTtune at 8t I'aul, owing ton new pic- 
ture -machine operator.' He let the flint of 
'Tho Great Train Robbery' bnrn while show- 
rng-dt -There was quite, a : panic tor a few 
mtnutCB but wo succeeded In quieting tho 
people down. Mr. Thurston wired at once 
to Chicago to.rcplace tho film. Wo open 
orir fair season at Wheeling, W. Va., State 
Fair, under canvas, playing all. State fairs 
with three shows. Our; roster Is: Frank B. 
Lewis, advance ; Richard' Stone, lithographer ; 
Florence -Bally, • musical, director,; Geo. 
Saudea, stage manager; Fred Manning, elec- 
trician; Prof, . Davenport, hypnotist: Adams 
asters, singers, and dancers; Katherlne 
Wright, Ore dancer; Chas. Rolofson, bari- 
tone ; Geo. Kayne, mualcal moke, and Threo 
M llano Bros., acrobats, Harry. 1$. Thurston, 
proprietor, and-Collnt. Campbell, manager." 

KOTlia FBOM THE GllKAT BRINDAMOUB 

Show. — After touring twenty weeks ln New 
England States, under the management of 
Frank Harrlman, we opened at . Yarmouth, 
Nova Scotia, to big -business, and, .will, tour 
the provinces for six weeks,, and then go to 
the coast. -The company- remains tbe samo 
as at the first stand, which was Now Bed- 
ford. Mass. At Onset, on the cape, was one 
of the best houses of the season, and among 
ihoso who saw the performance , were : 
Thomas Campbell, mnnngcr Crescent Thea- 
tre, New. Orleans ; Col. William Uowles, man- 
ager Tulano Theatre, New Orleans: An- 
drew Mack, Brother, Nellov and son .Frank, 
Wilson and Delmore, Jerry Grady, manugcr 
li'rankle- Carpenter Co.; Geo. W. Mngcc, 
manager Grand Opera Hopsc, Boston ; W. I >. 
Andrews, manager Pnrk Theatre, Boston.. 
Brlndamour's Jail breaking trick hns caused 
more talk than any other of his tricks, 
which we think are fully an good. Tho 
roster of the show la as follows: The Great 
Urlndumour, Frank Harylman, manager; A. 
R.iRtonc,- advance agent; Walter Henry, 
1! u I iih Derrick, John Hummer. Joseph Hunt, 
Helen Illlllard, Stella Lewis and Nctii Wil- 



cox." 

..I 



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CONNBOT1CUT. 



5 by 1O0 footiBtot'o, 
I'liijolniiigithe" Ih'eatro, on. One Hundred und 
Twculy-nttli Street.. Tha house:. opened, Id, 
with the Moonlight Molds Biirlcsiittcrs.. Tbo 
first part, entitled "The. Trust, Busters, a 
sut ho on eapltal versus 1ab6r, proseuted tho 
mule luomVi'ia of, tho compnuy arrayed t lu 
eoBtumes reproRsntlng different trades.. Miss 
Webb, its tho French, girl i Nellie Nyjvrstcr, 
as a high steppor; Carrie, IJsler, ns the mitu- 
nger efthaliouse iiiatds, nnd Klslo Carnal 
displayed derided ability as well as somo 
wondnrrul creations of slngo costumes. Tho 
ehnriis gave .ovldcneo of being .well trained, 
nnd tbo'closlitg of .the .Oral part w,«* well ar- 
ranged. uVhc nndlauce iippreclated.tha fact 
that It was bolutf well' eutert«lnod and be- 
stowed applause .freely. Tbe.qllo,,pr<>iiCntcd 
llie.fololwlim mils: I'olc und AVtiroor... clover 
Gorman comedians, who met with -a murny re- 
ception: Kcldy nnd Currier, who entertained 
Willi wltlv sayings and .opera solectloas, and 
were reealled -several times; I'tirr and Burus, 
who are- so well known that enniuieut Is 
tutiieiessary : Kalar... and Webb, who found 
favor from I he stint, and tlm MueBnuns, 
elevor Jugglers; ' "Chill Bailee, ' which l« 
- ml eomeilv. and. offers ,U 
and 



ii'rlni " tjHi"ai : jjhod njgggUV ". , A*lL . lr( "l"_'. l , 1Iu .'.'jt 



nuitlc wonder: Hill and Mylvnnl. Paul Bna 

iloi'll, Pewit, the OleiiBnii- 

rich,- Willy Zlmroerumii. .. 

Itlee and Prcvoat, (Villlns and Hurt. Al. 



i. .lulu. .i , . .«... 

t|l« Bisters (IllSrll, 

ns and llnft, Al; 
with i'osopblno Ha- 



glrl, Is ngnlaaoen, tills week. Jnlenc, Hd. 
tiavon, Mabol Milton and S. G. Brltickley 
composed the attraction* In the curio bull. 
In the theatre the following appeared to a 
largo audience: Wnicrgency Kelly and John 
Dalv, the MoKennya. , Vernon and Kennedy. 
John 1< SheeJian, Itoborts und James. Gertie 
Gorduii. Mitrlln lluymond, Arthur Jackson, 
Ullly.llira audi Adit Jones. i, .. . j i i ■ i- 
New Vork Tlientre. Hoof linrdcu 

(kla'w & Krlauger, innnagers). — The tenth 
weak of this Buiumor season hero lirgon-Aug. 
ir», with a good attendance. Rosarlo Guer- 
rero continues to be the feature of the slngo 
cutertuiuinunt, chauglug her pantomime thla 
week from "Camicii* to "The Rosu nnd the. 
Dagger" In which she Is equally prollclent 
In her iiantofnlmle' vxpresslon. Ned AVuy- 
Inirn'a OlrlS. Hlnon and Paris, and Louis 
Orannt hold over this week. Newcomers are : 
Tbo Keeley Bros., Van Auken and Annner- 
aon, JoltiT R. narty, noward Bros., and 
. Smlrl and, KcBsner. ., . ., ; 
1-— ..ID* Msiillaon Square Hoof Garden (Weber 
proBrajninctot tW» yryek Inoludes:^ '"The v S , nm „ngers).— "Paris by Nlgbt" Is 



i untied women, pretty costumes, 
the necessary .material to niiiko, It u suc- 
cess;, concluded thCi enlortnlnment... I'lhu 
Intent, songs tiro rendorod .to • tho bent ad- 
viuit age. ' nlso several Innovations ' were In- 
troduced and caused favorulilo cotntucut. 
The house was eoutfortubl.v illled. and tho 
show was voted a success. Next week, 
Weber's Parisian Widows. .. - ,. • 

■Notk.— -The West Knd opens Aug. 20, with 
"Two Llttlo pallor Boys." 



(Mnry 0. 



Montreal — At Ills .Mujesly's III. I). 
Brooks, manager) the sruson will open op 
Aug. '.Mi, with Lulu Glnsor, lu "A Mudcitp 
Princess." ■•;■ ... |. .- ft .-.u .: .,, 

Acaubmv or Mtisti: (II. C. KgertoBi man- 
ager). — Tho season opens 'M, with "Two Lit- 
tle Sailor Boys," .. » »v ,, •• , 

TUSATBM KlIANCAII* ,(F. W,. Leclslr, Illllllll- 

gor)V -The Knickerbocker Ilttrlesquc Co. opens 
the bouse, 21 -• •■ . ; i, ', f v 

TltBATBB .NATUlNAI. VfUNCAIH; (W. (illllVr 

rcnU, manager).- -The sensoij of the pcrnin- 
ii.-iit French Btock, Co. openod h, villi "Que 
Vii(lls.".nml the eoiniiaiiv ' play cil In -crowded 
houses. "Lit Dame De Munaorcuii" n>-"(i. 

TnitArni: Ihi.H Noil VKAt'i'ts.— 'Plus perma- 
nent Kreneh Stock Co. will open tllo f heat re 
on Sept. .1, with "Snob," .a new French plsiy. 

KoiiMi'ii. Pauk (I.nvigtitt k. I,a Jnle, mana- 
gers). — The park was crowded during: the 
week , of 8, with tbo following. attractions: 
Alfred Normnudln,- singer) •' lieimon,. itild 
Lee, fn pi. Wcbb'H sea lions, Klein, Ott Bros, 
and Nicholson, Adgle and licr lloni, lind I.n- 
vlguo's military bund. , -.-.- 

Hivi-:usi4>n .Paiii; (AL- Read, ninnugor). — 
Tbo .Robinson,' Opera Co., la "Huld Pasha," 
played to big houses week of 8. o 
Jj 1,1 ' s , ■'. 

Toronto. — Muntoo Park (W. Banks, man- 
ugcr) did n large business Aug. 8-13. 

iUni.an-'.-i Point .(Mat Dee, maiuigei'i,-— 
This i, place of amuaoment Is drawing fair 
business, . .►. i u i ...,,. 
I.IIajrhtic Tiikatiih (A. 3. Small, mana- 
ger) .—"Tho Peddler" J 5-l!<>, 

Sxau TiiMATlio (F. W. Stair, manager).— 
The Knickerbocker RurleKqtturs 13-20. 
< ■ > 



New Have*'. -^- The It^ncrlon (Bhubert 
Bros,, manngors) opened for the season Aug. 
10, with Bockstadcr's Minstrels, to a crowded 
house. . •■•■•'i, . • •"' •• ■ .'«• • ,'-.".-. '■','■<■■<•'„ ""i 
Notes. — Manager G. B. Bunnell la In St. 
Louis for a visit to tho fair. On bis return 
he will visit Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland, 

and- Inspect tho principal theatres.- Syl- 

vestor-Z. Poll, the proprietor of Poll's The- 
atrical enterprises In New < Haven, Bridge- 
port, Hartford and Water bury, . cume over 
front. Now London, his Bummer, homo, lust 
week, for n short stuy. Ho bus booked for 
tha Mason muuy of tho newest und best of 
the big Aiiii'i'irnu and European novelties. 
P.- Alonno, tho booklug agent, accompanied 
him. 'mi- ••■ ,,;,. I .. .....J 

.,;•'•,■ I ' i , H * . 'i . I ' 

llrldKeport — At Smith's Theatre (Hd- 
ward C. Smith, manager) "For His Brothers 
CrlmeV iplatcdj to 'fair 'business,' Aug. 8 lu. 
"A Jtodem Viking" .'did well tll-lSv t '!A 
Modern viklnu" Is a three airt comedy drama 
oi Western', life. , it Is; an. original pluyi 
wrlliten by Jiatiim .Birane Hoclln, with 
Cart Kekslronl as the star. • Tbo; first .pn;- 
Kfiiiatlon of thn pluv On any stage wits nt 
New Rochell«t N. Y.. night of Aug. K Booked : 
"Child Slaves jof New Vork'.' lb-XT. Renin- 

Sunllcy Biii'lcsqucrs 18-20. 

poi.i'H' -TifiiJvrBH (Joseph. Crlddlc, maun- 
ger).— "A .Midnight Frolic," pluyetl by tho 
Poll Block - Co.. week of 8, did wbll. Week 
of in, PoII'h Htock"Co., lo "Uiah..'..- . , 

PMUbubh Bkacij (Joaepb A. O'flrlen. unin- 
itgct:).-— t.'ttrrent : Mitrshnll - nnd Bartlelt. 
.lames Murray, Npssdn und Nessou, Nctllo 
Fields, ltlr.ii Brothers.- • • ■ ' •' ,-.' • 

NiiTua.— 'Tbe Thurbor It Nasber Co., to 
iiiliport Klorcucc Hamilton, of this city, this 
season, reported here 0. 1 Mrs. William Tlmr- 
her, who arrived recently from Hugland, will 
he ,,iu- of the features of the Thurbor A 
Nastier Co.'.-V . . Four hundred and flfty ..mom- 
hnrs of the local aerlo of Fngics will leavo 
this city 18. lo iiarllclpitte In the big parade 
lu Sprlngiiold, Muss., on that date. ' 
<>» 
DISTRICT OV COLUMBIA. 



■WISCONSIN. 



BUM 

iiuiUIl seiiMiin com- 



Wnls and "PursHalla," with P(iaep 
hoi. Kleanor Fnlk, bailer and chorus. 

Aeadruiv „f Mnstf, lillmore S: Tomp- 
kins;, managers). — lid waul Morgan. In "Tho 
lllertinl City," Is In his third and last week. 
"Checkers," with Titos. W. Boss, opens Aug. 
•j'.'. , ...... ■ ,< 

A.-rlnl Garden (Klnw A rlrlangcr, mnn- 
agora).— "A Lllllo of Everything" Is now In 



am^S. & Irfo'Slinbert. jciana- 

feraVr-'-fiu - 1. PaffI! Pout!!!" opened. Its 
wsntlttn week Aug. in, , _^ _. 

Twenty-ninth , Street Th«atni.>-Thl 



geraWvPifi 



Actor's Love Story." Billy Mack. Majestic 
Trio, Wm. Coir, Mia, Wm. Jnoms altil Nina 
Turner, In "The Buralnr.'s Welcome;" Frank 

Johnson' nnfl II. Fredericks. 

Nr»r York Theatre, (Maw & lO/langer. 
,ii'iHnafcerKi. — "The Malfl nnd Ihc Mummy 
opened. lis fourth 'Mefelr-'AliirY.ir; with a larger 
imdlenva than would .reasnnablv be exlM-cted. 
when ,the sweltering wealUsr of tbo nurht Is 
, onshifi ed. All the prlaelpals.. however, per- 
formed Ihelr nllolleil .w.vrk must, ,«rvilli.thiv 
nnd ibe.. choruses were UNt a,s .coiuvcldiithaui-. 
iv , rendarjsd, ; aa though clliaatic. condtltiiau, 
wefe nir,rj> favorable for their audpavor. "The 
Mnld nnd the Mummy". gives, way, on Sept. 
5, lo "Th* Old Houitattal" 



tlrooklyii — At tbo 

Spooner, muniigor^ the dtuiuatt 
tnenced hero' Aug. in. with' "A Night (Iir." 
The house has bean enttruly renovated, mak- 
ing It mora comfortable for tho patrons this 
season. Few change* have been uiude In 
the company linen last aeason. Kdjiit May 
StiiKiner, Cecil Spooner und Augustus Phillips 
were seen.ip lending roles. . Other mctobere 
of I he company appeared ,to advantage. , Mtiny 
specialties were Introduced throughout tho 
play, mnk'ng It a long- and Interesting per- 
formance. Next week, "When Knighthood 
Was In Flower." . • ' . . •• '.- 

Staii. — The Blue Ribbon Girls, a popular 
burlesque company, opened the season at 
this house 1:1. 'Two muB(cul,coinojdles; were 
preiented. "Caught With tho 'Goods" and 
r, A Day nt-the Races." The vaudeville acts 
nre furnished bjs Lew Palmer, Lo Itoy and 
L» a Vanjon, Stella Gllmqre,-- and .Ward and 
Brsdhurn. ;,„ ,!_'! oKsJ t> „, . 

Watson's Costir CoBNtin (W. B. Watson, 
manager)-. — With everything looking bright 
nnd new, tho Cosey Corner opened in, and 



In its seventh week. 

ANNOVNCBMK.NT WAS MAOR Aug. 15. that 

ii svndlncte liad bought Hie section of meadow 

html extending In the rear of Coney Jflnnd 

i 'reek, from West -Ktul Bridge to ulmer Mauaihir Wtttso* tircacaiod his inVtrooa with a 

Park, and Including a tract about two miles in-og^nmmo which, lu genernl cn-ellence. 

wns-fully «up to ihe slttndard. .aat.ibyGua 
last season. The. programme for the Open- 
ing week litc)ii()|es as a special feature M 
liderqatji Jt-iKtaiifl liUeriintloiiuJ nio.llgy, m 
i\w company of Utly Rlrls who coiiRtilitie 
the Coiy. Coiner cnorns, «nd hid ht Sua* popu- 
lar iniilesuVe favorite, .iiuaiuito-Dupiv, I say 
preseiil the spectacular fenlnres «( the niiuirt- 
lag burlesque production, "Levi In, Japan;" 



long'bv ono-lmlf inllo wlde.r.fot tho ptwvoea 
of; building- a new amusement ..park to^be 

^^ "- m*mm**n 'I'lkA l.rinirtll.l'U t\t . ..IIS 



readjr .next, season. . The . nromoters of 
new eatlet'prlse .nnnminep Hint It win bo 
knnwn ait .Atrial Park. , rfl t , ■, 

. WiiSM II .fii'TBwri.i., oae of the cohdiic- 

tor,s rnMMod K WW S 8 , ft I» 8 *. *.??> M ? 
Ainericnu.|ir,Mluellrtn, In Kngllsh, of "I'aisl. 

fat." arrived In tbls city from abroad last 

week? ' " - • ' * 



Ulllivitiikee.— The- -Thiinhn user Co. con- 
1 1 iih on to stand as (he chief attrmdion with 
loeiii amusement seekers. "On the Quiet," 
which was produced .week of Aug, 8, proved 
highly entertaining, with lillce Gt^eiiliMf In 
Willie Collier's -old role. Tho attendance 
ran close to tho capacity all week. "Jim 
Bludso" 15.20, :>■; - . i • 

Stab {\)., 1L .Trqttuun, tnunaiter), — Tho 
season opens Sunday. 14, with Webor's 
Dainty Duchess - Co. The Cherry. Blossoms 
l!l-".7. ... !ffl -,l.- -'-. 

iNiitb-— nKllcry's Italian Hand begins a six 
weeks' eugiigeiiienl at tho Mxposltlon Build- 
lug. Aug. Id, Tho Garmnii Marino Bund, 
mulct' the direction of Hcrr Louis Kli»|.-r- 
iiiiinii, will open an engagement at l'nlist 
lark Monday, in. Phllley's Baud closed at 
this .ffesort, 13, having played.* successful 
return engagement.. . . ..bitrnam lc Bailer's 

Circus, drew, Crowds Aug,. 8,; Frank Kmlili,- 
In a head balancing not oO a trapcxe, was. a 
fenturo of -merit. The performing elophnuts, 
which- were .handled; bv Geo.' rtntes, wm. 
Kinery nud II. J. Mooney, made one of. tbo 
biggest successes, : ever. i scored by trained 
nulmnls la. this city. .The. WentworthB, with 
n horse and curt, tiiriilshed a. noveltv that 
scored. : .llie. Imperial Viennese ■ offered a'roi 
nuit'kalilu serial net ' lh«l eiiught ;the poopti,, 
A- feature of Buiijtim & Hslley's ftti'ow which 
whs talked about by Mllwnu'kecans was --iliq 
oxvcllyut seating arriingements, which .were 
far*. ahead of nnytlilng In that line hereto- 
fore brought to Ihe eltr. 

....'..-.., 1 i T 4* »l — — . ,. ..-•-. 

. STi'nAJ.T: a.\p La VABno were at Forest 
Park, Wnterhury, Conn., week of Aug, 8. 
Tbet Were erroneously announced to anneal 
at. Ashtabula Harbor, O,, last wte*; ■ • 



AVushlnntoii.- A t tho Lyceum Theatre 
(Eugene Kernan, lniiutigcr)'the Utopians lind 
a grant week, and gave their usual entlro 
satisfaction.' TulaYwatk - , Webor's Parisian 
Widows. Tho Transatlantics Aug.. i2-27. , 

Acaukmy oif Music <.L W. Lyons, mana- 
ger). — Tho season -of this huuso opens this 
week, presenting "Tho LlghthottBe by tho 
Ben." Nollle McHcnry, Iti "M'llss," 2-'-27. ■ 

CttBW Chahb Laicb (Horlwrt Clandc, man- 
ngor).--Tlui II..H. Marino -Band. In concerts, 
every, evening last and, thl* week- f - +m * 

mm of Players. 

i t .i - - i t ■ ■ i — H^ .I., i , ,,,,ii > t t - ■ i y. — - 

-^Winf Gatctl w'rltes : '"Havllri's'Thealre, 
Ht. Ixittls, oiiencd Its regular season Sitndny 
mntlnee, July Ut, with 'A Llttio ; Outcast' as 
tbe offering nnd largo crowds were In evi- 
dence nt every performance- I can Justly 
be: proud: of the bouse this season, for, In Its 
new gown,. It is- hardly recognisable to tbe 
patrons. i It has-been refurnished through- 
out , mid Improvements made which now 
make It one of the safest theatres In the 
city. Rehearsals are now In progress In this 
city for John H. I invito nml wm. Onrons 
production of 'The Stain of Guilt,' which 
takes to tho mad Aug. 17, opanlng nt An 
dei-son, 'Did.- Tljie- piece has been rewritten 
this scasoni and tlic - ecetilc clfectp aro most 

languid 1 1. Followltig - Is tho rontcr : Johu 

II. llavlln and'WIllluui Garen, nfoprlctors ; 
Jules ,B. Scbloss, manager tj Cbas. W. Daniels, 
ndrancc agent; Gilbert Tossick. atogo dl- 
n»rlor: Wm. A. Dolnn, narry J. Scott. Karl 
L. W'ny, Gilbert ^Possick, < J. » W. Twtynof, 
Harry Woods, Tho*. P. Uoier, Geo. Grant, 
Arthur Watson, John. Morton, Florence Les- 
lle. Mariou Hyde, Lucy Whitney and Ida 
Wilson." - • -••-'• - 



AUGUST 20, 



THE ]STEW YORK CliTP^ER. 



1*1 
591 



auso TO IK VHST— Waut to hear from com- 
petent parties Having practical, progressive propo- 
sltlon that oan be launched successfully with 
above oaplui. 

A. MBYKB3, Room 8, ft La SatUs St. CBIcago. 

FOB iAIiK, TWO OAK SHOW COMPf.KTK. 
0ft Steeper, furnished to sleep » people atifl reed 
Jo. TwofllM *>»!« rooms, sort. Baggage Oar, 
tuiulpped'tflr fast passenger service; Two Black 
WorfrHonU.Jtosoik and Harness; Tenl, beiirly 
new, eojiiao; Ropes, Poles, Stakes, Tools, Slake 
poller, 11 Ban,d unHortns. Bass Drum, lights, w 
Lengths Seats, 10 high. This show Is now oh N. .V 
W. Railway; been u .it since Apr" 2. will close it 
arah»WV*i.,An§.«». B'~ 
will sell Mperate. U. A 
Aug. 22; IBasloM, Roanoke 26, 



., At_. M. Big bargain for cash, or 
■ell depurate. M. A. DBASE, Mlllboro, Va., 
■ gjlBasf-" 



FOR HiAliK— Complete Black Art. Outfit, new' 
Tables, Urns. China Service, Acetylene Oas Foot- 
lights, Generator, etc., jis: Full ureas Cout and 
Vest, size 84, 18; lot of Trick*. $8; Fine While 
Moire Sllkolenc Serpentine Dance Dress, S8. Un- 
close sump for answer. Mrs. Win. CarJ, ,'m 
C ourt St., Rochester. N. Y. 

FBlVUKOIBB FOR 8ALR-Slde Show*, 
Cane Boards, Knife Boards, Baby Rack, Photo, 
»nd all kinds of Amusements. The ureat nran- 
gers' Picnic, Williams Ornve, Fa., Aug as to Sept. 
'■ Address P. TRIM PKR, Ocean citj, Md. 



SIOB SHOW ami Platform Men— The great- 
est rfioney JottTug attr»cirt>n the world has ever 
known, Is the big Chinese Fo-Ku-Hn-Ma, nine 
feet long, big WIppotAmus head, with two horns 
and K legs.' Nothing like It on earth. The only 
new, up-to-date curiosity. Price, with line 8xio 
painting, lt&-IK> with order, balance 0. tt. I). 
List free; also lots of other curios. 

! : WM. NELSON, 
, 2 Van Norden at., No. Cambrlilge, Mass 



FOR BALE, TBOTS, 18x16, 16x20, 10x100, 
80x160: l* Lengths, 7 tier, blue scuts. 

' PEARL VAN, Jforlhyllle, S. Y. 

AT LIBBHTV,Plr«t Class Lady Orchestra,lo 
locale or travel, any number. Repertoire Company 
preferred. ORCHESTRA, care CLIPPER. 

AT IiIBIBRTV, Juvenile or Character Lady, 

Sen' Bjamatlo or Vaudeville Co. i Has music come- 
ly sketch. H. MARION, 425 W. 23d St., N. Y. 

WA1WFP, * ,w,> Performers, change for week. 
Salary, all you are worth. You get It. Never close. 
Howard Slowman or George Lenord, write. Doc 
C. H. Wilson , 186 South St., Phlla,, Pa. 



WANTKD-GiMtil Med. Performers who inn 
£^!& c JP^ ee _L _ ta .'.'. UMeh < "• *"• Uoinedlaus. 
Sketch Team* ehd Joubrettei. oUteWextanii 
If. you play organ. 



■ w^^tt 8 5 n * M * cnlUB < 1 «e»P- 
. MANSFIE LD, oil City, Penna. 



OWING TO DISAPPOINTMENT. Want 
milcfc, Character and Gen. Bus. Men, and Lady 
Pianist. Olhcrs write. State all. loin on wire 
FRANK J. STANTON. 
_Slar» Comedy C o.. No rwich. N. Y. 



0LARI0SSTTI8T .-Fifteen years with best 
bands and orchestras In U. S. Competent teacher, 
soloist of director: have library, also experience 
••manager/ of theatre. At liberty soon. Refer- 

m c f Dlllt?i?j!£;L Ite9ponslule P* rUe9 only,nddre8S 
CLARJ0SBTT19T, Ma N. Mil St., R ichmond, Va. 

KklTIilKPttlHK 8TRRBOPTICON-OP. 

TluitAl'H No. 3, films and Slides: splendid 
Motion Picture and Slereoptlcou Outfit; sacrl 
Hee- ENTERPRISE, CM ePF.R. 



-Foil kale OHBAP.^On^ Three Octave' 
Ohroirfatlo Rolewood Xylophone, on frames: 
$12.60; One set 26 heavy Steel Bar Orchestra Bells, 
chromatic, dnely plated steel, |r2.6o; One Sei 
Sleigh Bells, la straps, tia.ou; one set 12 Alum 
loom Chimes, |to 00. All the'above Insirnmenis 
Deugan's make and In first class condition; only 
used a few times. Finest of all musical httsi Sen' 
C. 0. D, oh trial. Sold on account of sickness. For 
particulars address 
W. D. FREDERIOK81 1136 (irace St.. Chicago, 111. 



FOR SALIC— 1 coin Slot Wurlltzer Tonn- 
phone, with Motor; used 4 months; perfect con- 
dition; will sell for $360. 1 Electric Bnulo; will 
sell for MOO; s disss Laughing Mirrors, coat in 
each, will B'll" for $60 each"; slietuxu. 1022 N. 
New Jers e y St., I ndianapolis, Ind. 

WANTKD-EDIS0NTxTlllllTIO^MA~6niNE, 

with Films. Send list, 

P_o. Box, 426, Hartford, Conn. 



B. F. KEITH'S 



International Circuit. Tlieatrlcal Knttrprlsei. 
' E. F, ALBKK. Gefieral Manager 
HIGH CLANS VAUDSVI1.I.K. 
S. K. HOUGDON, Booking Manager, Association 
of Vaudeville Managers, St. James tldg., Broad 
way and 90th 81, *' 



>n»get 

, n.tt. 



PASTOR'S 

CONTINUOUS MOWN, 

14th ST., N. Y. CITY. 
Avon Comedy 4. Gaston A Stone. 

Bedford A Winchester. . lie Utir.p Bios. 
Nor cross, Malcom 4 Lamar. The Shaw* 
Patcheu A Clifton, Alexis A Sohall. 

The Woodwards. Titos. Uatetiisu, 

LeKoy A Balby. - Merry Fillry Lands. 

Til" VlTAUllAlML 
And ainti extraaurauilon, 

MADDOX h WAYNE. 




or. ROACH. 



of All Baba Company'* 
40 pulrs % ladles woolen and spangled 
lie.' <ni"l>s,*Wtth skirts mid apron*, 



ft 



is, lu 
raid! 



WAS'l'EB, SKETCH— Clever, up-to-date 
team want good Sketch ; MUST UK A WIN- 
NER. If you have the brains we have tho 
ability . nfld " cash. Will puy on results 
Addr ess P. IL. care of N. Y. CLIPriilt. 

~WAKTKp— At all times, Novelty Acts, 
also Ladles' Single Acts. No wine rooms. 
TIIK -HVKRK8T- CONCKRT HALL, TIIDti, 
Ohio. MD. 1 l'\- HVETtEST, Prop. Voeg 
nnd Nelda, pleuse write. 

WANTED; for S. J. Dnlaney's F'nlr Ground 
Shows, 2 good Hketch Teams that, can Slug 
attd Dance. Prefer peoplo that can play some 
Kind of a musical Instrument, or troupe of 
dogs. Will buy one high diving dog nnd 
outfit. Open New Martinsville, w. Vn. Fair, 



Aug. 23. 

Write, or wire 
DULiUJEV, New 



me at once. SAM. 
Martinsville, . W. Va. 



Uliih IlK Bill Positrs. 



Notes from Local IT, Bostou. — A delega- 
tion from this local attended the nteetlug of 
the Central Labor Union, Sunday, Aug. 7, 
at Wells Memorial Hull. The delegates were 
Invited 'to parade on the chief ninrsbull staff 
on Labor Day, as the organization does not 
parade In a body. The season of the Grand 
Opera House opened Saturday evening, Aug. 
•I. There has been no change In the staff of 
the -house, Miss Hurdle still retaining her 
place riH treasurer, and Oro. John Ells re- 
maining as advertising agent. Bro. Jim tJuin- 
iiiuu will spend hli week's vacation at Sand 
Hill Beach, Scltuatc, at his father's cottage, 
Sergeant Gammon, of Station (I. George 
Mathews, treasurer of the Colonial Thcntre, 
has taken for a wife Jennie May Wood, of 
Hilton, Mass. Mr. Mathews Is a great friend 
of the boys of this local und they all wish 
him luck.' Tho regular season of the Globe 
' opens with "Shore Acres," and "The Beauty 
IJoilin" will fallotf. it. IS. .lunette lii the 
resident manager, formerly of Music Hall. 
The Majestic will open with E. J. Morgan, In 
"The Kternal City,'' with "The Karl ol Paw- 
tucket" to follow- E, Smith, formerly of tho 
Globe, Is residopt manager. The Lyceum 
opens Aug. JO, and Donnelly will do nil tjie 
billing. Bro. Ted Wehrle, of the Caspor- 



WANTKD— Singers for Comedy, Male Quar- 
tet, Black Face Sketch. Address, by mall only, 
P. N. M., 226 Kevins St.. Urupklyu , N. Y. 

WANTED CLIIICK, good Olllce M. t>. ablcTo 
register In Mloh. Quaker Mod. Co. .Winter's work 
to right man. No hooze, olgarette or coke fiends. 
Performers who cun change tor one and two weeks 
write. Add, pen. Del., Toledo, 0. bit. J, B. WOODS, 

WANTED— Just experienced a'dlsa'ppolntei.' 
I want (loud All 'Round Med. People. Money sure. 
Good treatment to good people, if yon can't 
come, don't write. Long season. Good music. 
State all In first letter. Ad. L.JI. Oooper,Q,uloc.y,0. 

• NEW YORK STATE FAIR at Syracuse, N. 
Y., Sept. t to Sept. 12, 1M4, open time for single 
Ladles' Act for this week and weeks ensuing. I pay 
the limit and lilgheBt commissions. Write in n't 
once for open time. A. LEVY. Prop, (lenesee Con- 
cert Hall; Cy.ar Concert Hall, Bvraciise, N. Y. 



SLOT MACHINES. 

When you are tired of paying big prices write ns. 
Picture Machines, Beauties, $18.60. Punching 
Machines, Slot Phonographs, Fortune Tellers, 
Disc Talking Machines, Weighing Scales, Litters, 
Name Plate Machines. ROGERS MFO. CO., 
No. 147 West 23d SU, New York City. 



Wanted, Howl All 'Hound -Silent Act 

Suitable tor Indv audience. Must do two turns; 
work in farce. Prefer mun who can play violin 
•nil prompt for dances af ler abow. No boozers or 
Chasers! Ticket grafters save stumps. Can place 
good man at once. State all, with salary (I pay 
exputnes), In urst letter. Address ROUT. 1). 
HYDE, Newport, Maine, care of Camp Benson. 

Wanted, Films tf thi Brut Train Robbery 

and other Films cheap for cash. For sale. 1ut.f1. 
Monnt Pelce Eruption, $7. Also 200ft. Iilxoti- 
McQovern Fight, Id. Sprocket holes torffccr. 
Address 0. J. WALSH. Gardiner; NxW York. 



TUB l»K W KY, 'Mav.. 

i LADIKK' MAT. 1>A11,Y. 
GAY MORNING GLORIES. 

. ' / "JlliVH AS DAUGHTER.': 

THK GOTHAJM,'ft_&. 

LATilKS' MAT. -DAILY. 
MOONLIGHT MAIDS. 

2— FARCKS— 3. VAUDRVILLE. 

Huber's "i" Museum 

Geo, II. Iltilier, 1'nipr. J. II. Aniltriiui, Mgr. 
WANTED, for tho opening, Aug. 1, Atlrsotlons anil 
Freaks for Curio Halls. Add. J. II. ANDERSON, 
as above. 




THE ORIGIN AL 8H.NH11HNKP _ __Mg_ 

OHAS. E. COLBY and 
ALLIEO. WAY, 

Th« V entrUoqalst andD»ocln g Doll. 
(THB IilTTLK MAGNKT), 

Lottie Gilson 'S Billy Hart 

"The Fly Fllrl." 73Llvlugston Ave., ______ ___ 



MR. and MRS. JACK RURCH, 

PHKMIKK ILLUSIONISTS. 

ONE OK THOSE SATISFACTORY ACTS. 
QRAliMAN CIRCUIT, CALIFORNIA, _________ 



WAN 



EC O 



I.ADY PIAN18TK, JUVKNILB .WOMAN, C1IAII. 
MAN. STATS AI.D, AND IK DO si'iiciai. II i;h. 
Low hut sure salary. A. villa lit und PKAItl. 
l.KWJB, Presto n, out., Can. 

EHOAOBiENf WAITED, BT VIOLIN OB 

VIOLA PLAYEB, TO DOUBLE ALTO. 

Responsible Managers, address 

CAIll. vmiMiii ans, Oakwood Park, 

Meudvllle, Pa. 



ih'i'l'y Co., 
centfy. 



.. entertained a Bulling party re- 
Bro. Md. Curtjn caught the biggest 
fish, a cod weighing nineteen pounds, lira. 
Geo. Collier nnd his family are at Jefferson, 
Mass.; llro. LuiiIh llurkhnrdt and family ure 
til.. New Huston, .N. II. ; Urn. John llnlplii. nl 
liverett, Muss. ' Dros. Butler, Ward, Orllllu, 
Burke and Rohle did the billing frir the Situ- 
ans races. Bros. Citugblln and Newball for 
NiintiiHket Beach. Bro. BUI Coughllu Is at 
the steeplecbaue, In Revere. The Q. A, R. 
encqmpment Is In Boston week of Aug. lt>. 
uud is keeping the boys busy, The sUlmneut 
of buttons have arrived from Bro, McCor- 
nili;k, . of Cblcngo. Members wishing them 
kindly notify Bro. II. M. Peyser, 14 West 
Dedham Street, Suite 1, Boston. 

NOfee from No. i).— Bro. J. J. Williams, 
of No. 83, Is lu Pittsburg, booming Harry 
Clay Blahey's "AcroaB the Pacific. ' Bro. 
Williams- was formerly n member of No. :s. 
Bro. Arthur Hullstcln, of No. II, spent a 
very pleasant week In Pittsburg iiinoug his 
many friends, while looking after the Inter- 
est of Vance ft Sullivan's "Lighthouse by 
the Sea" Co., iiluving the liijou, this week. 
Bro. Jus. T. Wood, sccretnry of No. 2D, was 
a visitor nt tho meeting, of No. U, Sunday. 
Aug. 8. ,Bro. Wood stated In his remarks 
that every member of the alliance should at- 
tend the moctlugB of sister locals us there 
Is always something of Interest going ou. 
Rro. Wood Htiitcn that Np. L'.'. Is In very good 
condition and Is hustling at all times. Ail 
brothers will find a hearty welcome among 
tho boys of No. 25. Bro. L. D. Proctor, of 
No. 8,. In la Pittsburg, In advuuee of "Her 
First False Step" Co. He Is making thtr. 
city his headquarters while looking nftcr 
the company's Interest lu towns close by 
here. Rro. J. L. HnrklesB, of the National, 
was a visitor In Pittsburg for a few days 
this week. Bro. HarklesB hits been connected 
with the Opera House, at Bellevernon, Pa., 
for several years nnd expects to return 
there next season. Bro. Denny Butler, of No 
»i was called suddenly to New York City on 
account of his brother being badly hurt by 
fulling off 11 building while nt work. No. 
1 car of the Korepaugh-Sclls Bros.' Circus, In 
charge of Manager Chas. Adkens, arrived In 
Pittsburg Aug. 11, with the following mem- 
here: Lem Holmes, Geo. Clare and Joe Sul- 
livan, of No. 11 ; Abe Blllcr, Bed Henry, 
1'red Miller/. Cb.ua. Strong und Hnrry Htibcr. 
of the National ; Bert Persncll and Will 
Ward, of No. 10 ; Chni. Long and Teddy 
Lnckmnn, of No. 1 ; Arthur Eldnor, of No. 
8 1 Will Burkhart, No. 20; Chas. Trngcr, 
Xo. 5; Ber_Semmons, No. 16: Bill Hurt, 
■No. 2, and Ernest Proveaher, No. 28. 
„ Notes from Local No. 24, of Buffalo. N. 
' ".— Tho : JJq. • 3 cor of tho KorepnugU-Bclls 
Bros.' Show was In town last week. liio. 
Chas. Ferguson took Bro. Bristol's place at 
the Athldflc rark, owing to the opening 1)1 
the Academy Theatre; Bro. Philip Wain 
has been quite busy last week billing tbe au- 
tomobile race here. Bro, Butlerworth was 
put on at extra work at the Academy last 
week, vice Preaiaelit Harry Easlcrk re- 
ports that he* has got a big job of billing 
for Labor Day for Hie Council Uud, and 
all different labor unions. 



The Aulhirs ftid Playwriters' Exchangp, 

SUITK 210, Ul und lilH, US NASSAU ST., NK\s 
YORK. Highest prices uotalued und paid for 
Plays, Sketches uud Manuscripts. Plays sub- 
inltted to Manage in. 

GAR FOR RENT OR SALE. 

iiofl. UAOOAtIK CAR. Wanted to bay, short 
lor il wheel CA It till t'KS 
_ J L£JU_\_0K__4__ , e'iiiAvii., Pittsburg, Pa.^ 

Fairbury, Neb -Steele's New Open Heuse. 

liiiilt In 1904 Seullng oipnolty.vOO. Wauled, Strong 
Compauy for opening lust of octotier. 

A. V. PEASE, Treasurer. 



10 Automatic Talking Scales. $En each. 

UAUIQAMJPI PKNNY AltCADI), 
K40 Market St., San jfrunolsc u, Cal. 

Kt Liberty, Hiti% v 2L 

Thoroughly reliable and JPh^™^ 

Oresuout Park Theatre, Riverside, R. I. 

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 

STYLISH YODNC i.Aiilii.H. allrucllve appear- 

unco, as Hliowrnotn Models; M Bust. 

MAX UCTBKL A CO., ltp Fifth Avenue, New ^urk. 

HDSIC Arranged, Composed. 



MAYME REMINGTON 

And JUUNIILK 11001.00 UABIKS-llolo! JtartlioMI, 
N. Y. Agenta: JO PAIOR SMITH nnd WM. MOIIHIS. 

BARRY ?. JOHNSON 

TRAVESTIES IN VACDH VILLK. 

GILMOUR and LATOUR 

CHI-QAN-CY DKACH, MICUIOAN CITY, 
1NP., CWTIL SEl'T. 1. 

HARRY BROWN, 

TIIKHINdINd COMKDIAN. 1118 NKW SONO HIT, 
••I _,!• DO AS MUCH FOR ion." 

Care of CLIPPKR. 



the only reliable erst class Danolog 
jen.rui .m South Side, wi-isa s, Clark St., between 
Monroe and Adams St. Sulla of at rooms, PROF. 
ROACH, teacher or all styles nf step and fancy 
dunces, 'splits, Lending, tumMlng, tiklrt diun-f, 
Inickstil win* dancing, s»,ndllg, genteel aou'g n'nd 
d»ni», acrultiRlo snug and tliiuie, brolller acts, 
nualeal acts. PMsae write.' 1 
^TJn AV.mADlSON ST.,< IlirAVO. 

WARDROBE. 

Wardrolie for Sale Olieup. Tlireo trunks full 
Wardrobe: to fancy waists, 
.. -.1 and spangled tla" 
lldFes' j4.iiii>i. "with skirts and aprohs, goiii 
S palra.Utilles' strlpeil knee psuia, s pulrs Indies' 
knee pants, dlffereni colors; tt pairs ladles' knee 
pants, wlihoaml red stripes down side; la pairs 
inilje*' sllppoM, 7 radsliuuldcr itcketsiO ntdeblade 
swunis, « belts, a trunks, with niiovecnntenis, 
Ho. Will not sell In separato lots; tin takes the 
tin it 1 1 unks full. Here is the amilr.il litiiyuui 
ah Knvrtt. A' |mo Royal rliotoontloou, tlouble 
lehs, lineal lanti-ru made, wilh trunk and a large 
rauvaa for plethreii, all cdtnplcte, Willi to to en 
views; will take jioo. over no of the Oueat s. S. 
Stewart and J. it. Schell Banjos, uud othor. 
makes, with leather cases tor sume; will sell at a 
great sacrifice. Also sleigh hells, stud 'bfclls, 
wooden xylophones, organ pipes and wire dul- 
cimer. Send furllst.143\V,Mniri8onSI.,CiriCA«0. 
KOAOll: Cut This Out ROACH. 



FARM, TOLKDO— Seldom 1111 tiuberalded 
and rather Inconsyih-.tions' vaudeville act proves 
lo betlie Mi of the show, bul that is what the 
oiler Ingot 

JOHN OK I4» BR, 
the Vlollhhtt, wasal the Farm. This Is saying a 
great deal when the makeup of the program t« 
considered auU the aldlltyol leveral of ilin per- 
formers, such us Adelaide Herrmann. Curler und 
Waters and tlio others are noted. OFIC1F.R hap- 
Idly did not attempt in thrill a typical Sunday 
tilghl iiiidieni'c wllh strains of iliu groat coiu- 
posera, but connned hlmflell to Inillallon* and 
unique work wllh, Die Instrument. All bis linlis- 
llons wore rcmarkaidy good mud natural anil 
accomplished with sticiia ploaslug way and unos- 
tentatious manner that he made a hit, yes, u big 
hit, right at 1 he start. Rverylhlug lie altemptrd 
shewed exceptions! clcvuniess and he Is well 
worth listening to, Address ip. 
BURKK. Aug. It, Rook Minings 
Collins' UaMen, Columbus. 

Wanted, Two Comedians. 

li'it.k Fane and Irish; FBMAt.K IMI'F.RSONATOB, 
contortion iht who does other aots. oilier 
Med, People, write, open about Aug. 33- Work In 
nulls uud stop In hotels. Salary, all you ure 
worth. No C. 0. D. messages. Address colu- 
mn (ileal ions to • DR. II. JAUF.S, 

l . 2013 Harney St., Urnulta, Neb. 

A* UasW__.' 




POSITIVELY TBE BEST 

Flttoil for Kit her Kiel trie m ( aletuill. 

KHISON I.ATK MODKI. COMPLRTF. |7G.«0 

LC11IN LATH MODKI. COMl'LKTF. 4S.0U 

FILMS FHOM t'i.lO UP. 

BOO FT. OK 'FILM '.' 40.00 

KDI.HON TRAIN ROU8KRY ■ dt.OO 

109 BITS OF BOM SLIDES. 

MAN WITH THK I.AIIIIF.RANHTIIF. HUSK. 

DORS TRAIN UO TO HRAVR.N 

III.DK lli:i.l.. 

I'VB tltlT A HKKLlNtl FOR YOU, 
And All the Latest. 
\V« Mill «»k» your ulii Kill 



T.00 

7.00 



rTa. 



nv agent, J. K. 
Park; Aug. ik, 



JIH BAUliH, 

Oharanters, Ooiiioar, 
Heavies ami tiep. Ilua. 
Have 'Scripts; can di- 
rect; doca specialties; 
Hep. or oue night, 



limLHeCONB, 

I.es'U, Juveniles and 

Heavies. 
Oood dreisors on anil 
off, 



TOM 

Descriptive 



IIATKMAX. 

Chans;* 



Actor, Viirullst, 
Artist, 
AT PASTOH'B T1IEATKK, N. V ., AUW 



in 



AT LIHKllTV KOU NK XT NKASIIN, 

TROCADBRU QUARTETTE. 

llliS W. I'OI.K ST., (TIII'ACO, 11,1,., 
■ .IOK IIIIlNIOS, Rcp._ 

BERTRAM MILLAR 

bKADS and IIKAVIKS. 47 W. tsth St., New York. 



THK lEOi.I.etOOIim, 

UKKINKO MUSICAL ACT. 

Address cure J. J. FI.YNN, 
Colonial Ilullillng, llosum, Mass. 

JUGGLING MATHIEUS 

MARVKLOUS DIHPIjVY «IF DKXTRRITV. 
All Hgents oriliu W. ttutli St., Chicago, III. 

JEN M IE R FA M I L Y_ 

ItiDKRH. KtillHIIRISTH. ACROUATS and All 
IIIAI.1STS. j-lu I'ouIJi ll.ll 1 Is' Nickel I'lule Hln.w. 
Per, add., UW I St., N. W., WiWlllngl o U, I), tt 

Geo. W. Snow 

NWVKLTY nillMIC'AL AHTINT. 

AUIL », KIHSON TIIKATRK, HRI.KNA. MONT. 



Ilolli itolok study. 
JIM llAlltlll, Plulnvlcw, Neb. 



WANTED, FOR 

No. 2 COMPANY, 

All 'it'iiiiKi Medicine People, Al Sketch Team, 
Singing anil Dancing Comedian. Join on wire. 
Slate all In Ural lollar, 

UK. P. M. BTKINHR, (ilude Springs, Virginia. 



. Iitur. and Song 'nIIiIcs In Trad* tor 
KtwOuii. . 

We llent aVIIma, Marltliiaa »tnl Song 
Sllilos, win. or Wllhnnt 0|ieralors, at 

Ihfl.ixfulllsl... 

RADIUM EFFECTS. 

TUB CKA'/K nv NasW V»KK, 
TIIK HIT OFl'll'1'1 PAKl'l I'liUF! 
Tllhi IH'I'UK I. OIK Kl'I.I.KIt 
TIIK HIT OK TnK hT. l.llt'lH 
WOULD X KAMI. 

For full particulars address 

ALFRED L. HAH8TN & CO., 
I3N K. 14th St., Tvl.MHOra. 

»RW VOttK PITY, N. Y> , '." 

THEATRICAL MEN 
COMING THIS WAY 



DOBO 



WILL DO WHIjIi • 

To lave 1 THEIB HAULING 

nv tiii: 

BIJOU TRANSFER CO, 

T 1 

llellnlilc, lloncsl uud I'rompl. Lowest llntei. 
(iilliii: 

BIJou Thutrf, REMIND, Pa. 

KLINW « ltlT_j'i:il. l*ro|iB_ 

WAMWD QUfCK, FDR THE 

.lad II alstead Stock i-o. 



I'lnylrig Only Three 

Bepertoire People 



Sight Hliiudu, 

in All LIboi. 



WANTED TO BUT, 
Merry Go Bound 

and Ferris Wheel. 

Must be In Al Koiidltton, for oash. K11II deserlp- 
I Ion tii mn W. IIAI.Tll._HT., I nil 1 1 in 1 , it, Md. 

VIN/aa t-it.d Qulok, 

Juvenile Al<tn 

For sotno iiliaraetom. One doing spoclallles pre- 



no (iharacters. 
Ullier UHeful 



JAMES 



THE BRADYS 



mm 



nitltllNATURH OR HINtJINII ANII UAtl I'lINUH- 
INU AT HAUK TIMK WITH MU8IU, PUNOUIMU 

I II AIM AT 'INK TIMK. KNI'.LS ANI> II AMIS. 
t.'OLUMIMA TllKATltR. .ST. LIIII18, T1I1H WKKK. 

TOM LEVAIMJON. 

SENSATIONAL A ER I A LIST, 

' lid WHKK, UNA I'AIIK. 



At Liberty, W. D. JONES, 

Trap Drummer, Tytnpuuta, ilells, Drnms and 
Trans. Traveling or stationary. AddreBs 
■^ 1811 1.YOM ST., Ottawa, Canada. 

WANTED, All 'Round Medicine Performers. 

THOSE 1-LAYlNC OltOAK PRBFSBRBI). UOOI) 
8B.ETCH TRAM, write, nive lowest. 

jHH____M_g_j CO., Mcltos e. N. York. 

ORCHESTRA LEADER, 

TO DOUBLE BARITONE OR SLIDE TROM., FOR 
HIMMELBIN'8 IDEALS. No music required. 
N J. HOWBO.V,Ko.itlrvlugAve.,Alli>nlluClty,N.J. 



Fer Ss!e, a Let of First Glass Marionettes, 

CHEAP, staging and Scenes lor same. Hell 
separate or together. Stamped envelope for pur- 
tlculats. Al. Clark, J36 South Avo.,Rocheater,N.l. 



At Liberty, Al Cornettist, 

For Winter season. I^cafloti or Theatre work. 
Address OEO, H. HUMNKK, 

Ntw Monmoutn Hotel, spring 1 Jke. N. 1. 



UcOONUD STOCK CO, WANIS COMEDIAN 

WITH SPECIALTY, OEWEKAL 

BUSIKKSS MAN. 
•Wir e <!> W. Mrl>ORALII, Parla, Ten a- 

WAKT BOSS CANVAS AND PROPERTY MAN, 

CANVAS MEN, BARITONE and TOBArOLOWN. 
Wlldwood, NJ., IT, la; Leesbiirg 1ft, !». 



BROOKS BROS.' & CO., 

lilt! I.AUOHINU HIT, 

II IKK I HAKIM Hl'KKII! 

Aug. 10, IlltOOKSlHK HARK, Atliol, Muss. 






I_tONT. _ 

WANTED, 

■ HI 

Al Sketch Team, II. I'. Singing and Dancing 
Com. I'm on acts that go. ttlionl Man, I'lano 
Player, sight render and Fakir- Must change for 
11 days. State all Urst letter. Show never closes. 
Everybody Htajs at ihi' tu'Hi. Salary limit, what- 
ever you »ro worlh. FRANK orSCO IT HALL, TIIK 
IIK1HLANDH, Write or wire. Tlckcttr Yes, If 
unt too far, Address 

DB. I. K. EIBBSON, 

Troy Grove, La Hallo Co., III. 
P. S.— No children or doga. ; ■ 



FOR SATvE, 

T«0 BlQh Class Vaudeville 8ketohe», 
Two Character* iK. and F.) 

Address COMEDY, rare of C LIff ^H. 

Uhaog* for woes. Mingles and Il'ililileH. I'lano. 
Any respousliilf itoiiiimnv. Will require I Icltela 

B(>1 STATE ST., HIilgliuliifou.N.Y, 



doing apttclaltlns pre- 
ferritd. Oilier UHttful I'eoplu doing H|Hicialtles, 
wi-iim. Hbiio salary. Week .staims. I'uy uwu. 
Address K. HAItltlS ELHON. Versailles, Mo., 

*_____5J __*g___j ______ 

MUSICIANS WANTED, 

Fur UBNTHV HDUS.' HIIOW No. II, 

Tula, Altos, Cornet. K and It Ulurloiieta. Show 
runs sit Winter. Address EC. JUNES, Baiidniailcr 
l<i lleitlry Show, Flushing, I,. I., N. Y., Aug. ID; Ja- 
maica, 1,. 1 , Aug. in; Ili'iiisti'iid. L. I , Aug. in; 
llroiikly 11, N.Tf ., week Aug. v:,'lo(, Mil and Fliitblisli 
Sis. 



Wanted, for tho Toplinson Co., 

IN ItK.I'EltTOIKK, FEATUHR VAIIIBVILLH 
TEAM; till ANtiE FOR ONE WEEK. Prefer Strong 
Slstitr 1'eatn. Most bo Al and good dressers 011 
mill 11IL Con use Al Juvenile woman for Strung 
I.innor Parts. Musi have good wardrobe. Oilier 
useful lteportolrn people, write, ('lias. II. I'raueii, 
hi nini hedgr, Mli'li. N li. Musi Join at once. 

AT LIBERTY, COMEDY SKETCH TEAM. 

Holh ilu singles. uiiungH skotnlies nflon. Oood 
Med. Shows wrlln, nUIii salary limit; Ir long Jnuip 
win require tlekels, uhiuikn and ii-iioitN, 
Week Aug. 16, llelolt, Wis!; Sterling, III., weok 

Aug. B. 

I'. S.— We are no lleket thieves; wu oan refer to 
any Mgr. we ever had suoli traiisnotluiis with. 



llnil 



! • 



I LM 

lull Flghl, 4(0 feel, only $«»; I'ssslmi I'lay, over 
'j.ntio lent. $nsi; Truoked hy Blnoilhuiiuds, Hold 
Bank Kobhery, etc., etc.; low prices. 

BOX T6, I'OHtOfllce, I'blhi., I'a. 



Streitne«,Triln Agents & Cinissen Supplies 

We Always Have the Latest Novelties. 
Send for Our New Catalogue. 

UK 1* Ball* direct, - • UaUIMaVVs 



CLARIONET PLAYER 

Experienced In theulro work and other linos or 
musle hiislnesH, wlihos lu locate lu good music 
town. I'refera locating lu Iliu South or West. . 
I. A.FOOBHBB, No. 431 Oak St., Danville, 111. 



Edison 



e (as new), 



Htureoptloon OoinhlTialloii, Electric Lamp, Rheo- 
stat anil Jet; great bargain; only IBs. 

BOX 7», 1'ost omco, Phlla., Pa. 



BERT BOWEN, MABICIAN, 

At Liberty after Sept 11 for vaudeville, burlesque 
or rep. co, Responsible nigrs. only. I'cr. address, 

__ '^? T y'I M 3? m A' \ VK ' <"»"»"•■. *• _• 

DAlT U II V MAOIOIAN'S oVunpittto Outfit, f JO; 
rVIl mill. Spirit Cabinet Act, f 16; large sl/.u 
Animated Drawing Illusion, It. Also ion other 
bargains. Look tliein over. Particulars for stump, 
OBO, A. KICK, 4 Underwood St., Anburu, s . v. 

_A_M__ VVH A FINK AHhOHTMKNT OF 
UUWHB, tit. I'AlilblAN KTltKKT AM> 
BVENlNtl DRESSES. Bought and sold, i 
rate to Theatrical Patrons. MRS. A. ISNE1 

4S» Sixth Avenue, New York 



eelnl 



rrefereure given those lining s|li'ehlllli's. Send 
|.i"Kiiiins, phutiis (will he leliirnedl. slate 
nge. belgbi. vvelghi 11 ml lowest sului'vi Urst 
lelier. Slusl lie iibli- to ilruss parls ntul uuike 
good. Iinii'l nilsiepieseiil. Also wunt I'i'iqile 
with llliislriili'il sung oil I tit. Al Hinge lilree- 
tin'. I'IiiiiImI, t'lirneiiter, I'loiierly Mini wllll 
siipelnlly, and Ai Agent. < 011I1I ulso use a 
Novelty Ael lo feuliire. Aildl'i'HS 

.1. N. IIALMTKAIi. Miinnger, 

Hox l.:i. Mnliipnls, Tenu. 
Joi n at i.iuiiNviiie, k.v. _ 

WANTED QUICK, 

Banjo or Guitar Player 

WHO IS l,<iin> SI.NUKIt. .HUN (IN Willi: 

iPlll'iAMI.AMI SllllW (tlllllNSIIN AMLSIO 
MllNT I'll., MAItWII.M. 1„ MH'II . WIOIOIC 

in; HOIITil HIINIJ, IN'li., '.'L>. 4 ' • 

SPOTTED MULES. 



ONLY 



TiODPC or 

II THB 



EDUOATED 

WORLD. 



■ULEg 



CAN (IIV'K Wlllll.H SHOW. WANT PART- 
NKK tilt WILL I.KAMK. ^11 I'mil'tlllMHHS. 

Send fur iiriigiiiuiuit'. , , 

ri_jiriYiNti'i'i)N. Hmi|ijigeio, 'retail. 

JAMES KENNEDY GO. 



a 11. « itn 11 Tt K4.iit.eTA 

1 II. SIHTELLE. 
FLBREIICE SMMTELLE. IS 



LOW CtlMlOIHAN, luiiHl be Hlrouir; HAUL 
TUMI or TI'l.Milt fur IIHiHlrnUd HopgM. 
Aililri'Hs 11. K. Wi'li;. Miiniigi-r, llelolt, wis., 
Aug. inufi: Hlerllug, 111., Aug. ai-HT _ 

KiM.HKH STOCK CO. 

WANT8 DBAIATIO LBADEI 

'I'hnt eiiii iirriinge iiue liuisli' mill iloublv brass ; 
tiibn uud Lu 1 Hone tu itoiiiiip orihestrii. Must 
Julii 011 wire; slulu iu;e. wiluiy wanted, He., 
lu find letler. Hillary sure, long season. Alls., 
'helps. N. V.. WAI. jlKUOKM, Mjr. __ 
T i.l IIKMT V WOK B-A I.I. Arlll Wl HVMR 

Ubiifaaw uiiiis 
mill lleitvles, also 

llillill Slline lllieelor. 

iivelilles uud 

HiUivlus or 

Ight Is9sds. 

II11II1 exiierleiieeil mid good ilresserH. Address 

naa wmr mu mi, Newjvork. 

DALY'S TIN NIQHT CO. 

WANTS 

MtislelniiH, Trap Uriiiim, Hllile 1'roinlionn, 
I'liil'biliel, nil double II. mid II. ; nlso limn for 
Morgan ami Huiiiiilue. (Hliers write. Work 
year nri>unil. Wire uud wrlle. 

C. R IlllVllltl.i:. OiiHsi'llon, N. link. 

AT LIBERTY— CornaHlst and Bindraistir. 

Willi repertoire of soluu nml up tu dale libra- 
ry of HlitiMliiril music. 10 YtwreV«|ierleueu 
III II. uud (I, Would prefer llieniru, ur lueuta 
nnd teiieh luiiitl. At l.ll«Mty Kept. |, or be- 
fore, If guild position offered. 

IIAHL H, CAHLTON. 
Hwiiet (.'halyhea_s_H_rln_ii, jAllegliany (Ni.,Va. 

RIGGS' WIGWAM WANTS 

OUTSIDE ATTRACTIONS 

For exteiuleil trip H011II1, West, Northwest 
and Imek. Two Yuara solid. I'ltl VIMKlUB 
I'lllt HALK, (III leelMmiile nrlvlleges. Ad- 
viiiue Agent uud Nil 'round peoplii write, 
IlKHiH' AkllHKMK.XT CO, CAW'. O. W. 
IIUKiH, I'm., Avon, N. J. 

WANTED, FOR J. H. CON DELL'S .- ' 

SONS OF OANADI TOW, 



Strong Character Actor tFrene.li 
CUaructer (Old Iprllah), Old Man, Juvenile 



TWO CANVAS MEN 

ForNEO. S.ELY'S BIO WAflON SHOW. Join at 
once. LewndehSi III., Aug. 24; HarUbiira, III., 

ABg.au.' "•__ o. _ ______________ 

IffiCWP HAND TBNT; 



aiih, K. Top. atrfl. Middle Fleee, with side 
Must h" Al and '-hi' up. Wrlle 
' .Hi; 



wall. 
' Urio.'s. KI.Y, MaVellajir.; Wayuesvllle, III. 



Hair llreed), 
veiiiie. Hem, 
Irish Comedy and BnebreUe. Speelaliles. Lowest 
terms, utc. ■ J. II. CONIJKI.L, I 

Opera Uotisu, Winnipeg, r 



WANTED. CANDY BUTCH! 

Address FRANK A, KOIiltlNB. (itii'l Mgr. 




0MR W s 

Many eniiilc, elo, 



Hniilolle Shiiws, en route. 

$2.50 .0 S3 Par 5dWef. 

FILMS, OUPPER.__ 



592 



THE ]STEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August 20. 



I am Pleased to Report 



if 



THE METROPOLIS HAS CAPITULATED!! 

ENIGMARELLE 



5 J 



Is Acknowledged by New York City to be the Greatest Novelty Ever Seen in Vaudeville. 

special feature at HAMMERSTEIN'S ROOF GARDEN 

AND ONE GRAND SUCCESS FROM START TO FINISH — ' r "~ -- t7TrnTV " 

FREDERICK J. IRELAND, Mgr., - - 



"THANK YOU VERY KINDLY." 

Care Hammer stein's, N. Y. 



The Beit Dressed Act-The Cleanest Act on Earth, 



The Best Singing Act-The Best Dancing Act, The Act that lakes All the Big Headline rs Think, 

VIOLA 



BROWN, HARRIS and BROWN 

"WAIT 



In an Entirely New Version of 



A MINUTE 



f» 



READ WHAT A FEW MANAGERS SAY 



DKOWN. HARRIS & BllOWN : Your act of "Walt n Minute" la the biggest hit that I have ever played. It la the funniest, cleanest and beat dressed act we ever saw. I never had nn act hold my people go. I thought juu 
bad a great act laat season, hut Ibis one la far better. KRED BUCHANAN, Mgr. Ingersoll Park, Dea Moines, la. 

BROWN, HARRIS & BROWN: Your act at this park this week la one of the biggest hita that we have ever played, and to say it is funny would not express It— It Is the neatest and best dressed act I ever saw, and If you 
have anything open the remainder of the Hummer season, you can have It here, and would bo glad to have you. KENT -A. KARNUM, Mgr. West End Heights l'ark, St. Louis, Mo., July 31. 

"WAIT A MINUTE" MARKS HIT. InRersoll l'ark Kklt Tickles Risibilities of Everyone.— "Wa It it Minutes," the title of an excruciatingly funny skit at Ingersoll rark Theatre this week, promises to be the hit of the sea 
ton. Brown, Harrison and Brown, the trio that Is the cause of all Ibis furore, constitute one of the best numbers offered on u bill nt the park. Ho funny, in fact. Is their performance, that everybody Is talking about' It, and the 
audience grows In numbers every night, the uttendunce ench nljrht resembling a Sunday audience more than that of a week day. Manager Buchanan bus reengaged the trio for next week — a very wise move, for this Is what the 
public wants.— THE CAPITAL, Wednesday, Aug. 10. 

As you see, I have the Goods, and they are for sale at All First Class Stores, namely, SMITH & ABORN, WM. MORRIS, CLINT WIL80N, 

BARNEY MEYERS, or any one that deals in the Real Coods. "And the Ship is still a-floatlng." 

NOTE.— Bead what the Western managcra say of our act this season In our add., and then say that BItOWN, HABBIS & BllOWN. haven't the goods. It Is one of the Big, Big Novelties of the Season, and one that vou 
can remember. All or Viola (Mrs. Brown) flurrls' gowns were designed by Will Barnes, and made by Bush, New York, the firm of Koster & Co.. Chicago, making all the wardrobe of the two Browns, Harry and Sam. They are 
Minting ••Seminole." "Good Bye; Little Girl, Good Bye," -'Louisiana Ann," "Dear Old Girl," and Master Eddie Rogers' new sonr. "There's it Spaniard Lives Up Stairs," "I Dare Not Take It Out." The net runs this season about 
twenty-four minutes, nnd some Jlinen forty., Our first New York date Is at raster's, where we arc the headllners the week of Nov. I'l ; so drop In and see the hottest tiling that ever did come off. As we are going to stay In America, 
Hnd If any one wants us, why our goods are on sale at all llrst class agents. 



COLORED 
FILMS. 



FILMS FOR RENT 



FOREIGN 
FILMS. 



ETTCS-EPTE OI^HSTSS dte CO«« 59 Dearborn St, Chicago., 



— f 



Wanted, 

DUTCH COMEDIAN 

Hnst sing or Dance. State experience. Long 
sesson. Immediate engagement. Man and wile 
with child accepted, 11 good workers. Address 

CHAS. Ar*r,:i$lV, 

Home Show Print, Atelilson, Ku«. 



1904 



4TH BIG SEASON 

THOS. P. KELLEY'S 



1905 



BIG LADY MINSTRELS, 

The Ever Popular, Justly Famous, Always reliable. Big drawing card. The big show that gets the 
big money. Season opens at Ottawa, Monday, Sept. .'.. Wanted, right away quick, Two Clovor Sing- 
ing and Dancing Blstor Teams. 40 Swell Looking Chorus Girls with good singing voices, a H<it Knock 
About Sketch Team, a Lady Pianist that can arrange and lead orchestra. Slugle Lady Novelty Acts, 
any Novelty Lady Acts that have the goods, good Comedian that can put on good, clean burlesque 
and musical numbers, and a Heal, Llvo Advance Agent. Must be a hustler. I faj hotels. State lowest 
•alary and full particulars In llrst letter. No lime to linger. Send photos It possible. Rehearsals 
Acg. 19, Address THOS. r. KELI.EY, Perth, Ont, Canada. 



1904 



HENRY F. WILLARD & CO. 1905 

rilESKNT 



(The Southland's Eooentric Comedian 1 . 

NKW rLAVS, NEW BOKNERY. NKW PRINTING, 

NEW MANAOKMCNT. 

B'aaon opens Nov. H, 1004. Address HENRY K. WILLARD A Co., Montgomery; Ala; 



LEADING LADY 

WANTED. 

Mint lie young and of attractive appearance. 
Also want two good All 'Round Actors WHO 
DOUBLE BRASS. Musicians, write. Address 
W. W. B1TTNER, WakeUiltl, N eb. 

GOWNS^ST 

SLIGHTLY USED. Also STREET GOWNS. Wo 
have on hand a la r/e assortment of slightly worn 
Evening Gowns, Dinner, Reception and Tea Gowns. 
These robes are perfect in every respect, and are 
especially suitable for wear In HIGH CLASS DRA- 
MATIC PRODUCTIONS. We have a fail line of 
Seal Skin Coat*snd F'ura of all kinds. 
MRS. U. STARR. 381 South Bute St.. OHIOAOO. 



ti BIG. COS. 



FOR 



A BREAK FOR LIBERTY CO., 

A No, 1 HEAVY MAN; one preferred that can Double In Band; must bo tall. LEADER OF' 
ORCHESTRA that can can Double In Hand; ACTOR Hist can I'ltiv Haas ami Play a Sninll Part. 
Pleased to hear from Actots that Double In llia>s; alio Musicians In All Lines: UNION CARPENTER 
that can Plav Small Part. Address J. M. JACOBS, Burlington, N. J. 



INGERSOLL CONSTRUCTION CO. 

"FIGURE 8" ROLLER COASTER 

AND OTIIKK 1IIUII GUIDE 

PARK AMUSEMENTS. 

WE BUILD FOR YOV, 



Oil BUILD AND OPERATE. 
30T 4TH AVE.. Pittsburg, Pa. 



HARRY 



CLARA 



STANTON and WAGNER. 



THE GREAT COMEDY SUCCESS. 



•A M VltlllAOE AD.*' 



Full Company for Repertoire, 



Ali 



IAIMI 



LOXtf ENUAUhJIEXT. S1JBB MONEY. ANSWER QUICK. 

WM. ECHOLS, care Itees Printing Co., Omaha, Neh. 



TOM GILLEN, 

FINNIOAN'S FRIEND, 



Opened at FOREST TARE, WATKRBUKY, Aug. 8. Ro engaged for week ot 1» 
of single act th»t has ever appeared In Walcrburv, Conn. P. a— MANAGER UAH 
as an Entertainer,' you are certaluly in the Front Rank and the Best that has appeared here In years. 



The most talked 
-MANAGER HARRIS said; GILLEN, 



N. R.— My hat and clothes Mill fit me. 



ALL AG EN 



A BIO HIT WEEK OK AUG. 7 , PARK THEATRE, MYERS LAKE, CANTON, OUIO, 

Jolxia O. and ^V lice McDowell. 

THIS WEEK, AUG. it, Sprlngbauk Park, Loudon, Canada. 



STEVENS' COMEDY CO. 

WANT QUIOK, 

Woman for JUVENILES and INGENUES with 
SPECIALTY (uuder 6ft. 4), Gen. Boa. Actor with 
specialty; must lie GOOD STUDY and SOBER. 
Others, write. MARIE DB VA UX, WIRE ME. 
HARRY A. STEVENS, Mineral Point, Wis., week 
Aug. tft; Westfleld. Wis., week «. 



THE FEATURE SINGING ACT. 

BARNES and WASHBURN 



N< 



r's. Circuit. 
Address care ot WM. MORRIS, 43 W. 28th Street, N. Y. Clly. 



• N. 



THE STAR THEATRE, Phila., Pa., will be known hereafter as 



And will play High Class Rellned Vaudeville, opening Labor Day, Sept. 5, with an i 
hi"- I- RANK V. DUNN, Owner and General Director; L0U18 H. BAKER, Resldenl 
!>INN JR.. Trn»». Hnd Personal Representative. All rommiinliHtinnn tn JllfRA n 



exceedingly strong 
... RestdentManager; FRANK 
JR.. Tress, and Personal Representative. All communications to JAMES D. FLYNN, General 
Manager Frank V. Dnnn's Various Theatrical Interests, Temporary Office, Feist Bldg.,184 W.ffltn St.,N.Y. 
All who have written, write again. 



Wanted, for 

Cornell Concert Co. 

Altoplionc with c crook, season will likely ex- 
tend until Xmas. 
BBRTE. PADDOCK, Elgin. 1U. 



WANTED, *or 

Fisher & Walters' Players, 

A Full Set or Scenery for TDELMA. Mast be In 
llrst class condition. Can use a few more good 
people. Address FISHER k WALTERS, Mgrs., 
- - Alameda l'ark Theatre, Butler, Pa. 



WANTED QUICK, MEDICINE PERFORMERS, 

To work from one of the Finest Advertising car- 
riages in the business. Preference given good 
Banjo Comedians. Mention line of work and low- 
eat salary first letter. TOP money lo TOP people 
Musical Brcnnans, Geth Jlnkcns and Dan Roby, 
please write. Address 

0. H. CONRAD, KaniaH Citv, Mo. 



Afl> JvIJ3JB>RTY, ArTEB ADS. 27, 1904, 

Walter S. Frederick, Yvonne le Moyne, 

HEAVIES SOME LEAD8. LEADS. 

... . A 8 B S-,." 81 * 111 Mt-'i. weight 185. Ago M, height 6ft. «, weight 136. 

bxperlence, ability, wardrobe, appearance. Joint engagement only. Rep., Mock or one piece. 

Address WALTER S. FREDERICK, Manifleld, Ohio. 



MOREY STOCK CO. 

Wants an Experienced Leading Man. 

STRONG LINE OF PARTE. .' ■' 

Photos and aU particulars In nrst letter. Must Join on telegram. LE C0MTE and FLESHBB, 
_-_ - Corning, la., Ang. 22 and week; Topoka, Kan., Aug.' Wand week. 



lfFAHTTS READING AND HEAVY MEN, must be tall; Jl'VEIILE WOH\>. 
T h" hi . . ,, HIGH COMEDIAN AND SOUBRETTE. 

K^! 8 ,^!. " 8 spec allies preferred. Must bo able to Join on wire. Fares advanced to respousi- 
2 iS p °' , 0,he r," 8cru l Repertoire People and Vaudeville Features, write. Tell air llrst Idler. Good 

Can P n e aeT n ror^o SSfettS VSrHS^^"*"'' " B " pUj8 ° Uf P8rt ,n 8u[nnler "^ 

SHERMAN A SUMM ERS, Sherman Park, Hamilton, Ontario. 



WASTED, AN 11 puaist, 

Man or Woman, for three night stand Reper- 
tory Co. Must be experienced, reliable, l^iog 
season ut absolutely sure money. No time 
to correspond. No hooters tolerated. 
lH'IKH.S & HAWKINS. Hampton, Neb., Aug. 
IS. Ill, •.tl: Benedict. Neb., Aug. 22. 23. 



WANTED, TWO VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS. 

Mast be able to plav violin and comet. Musical 
sketch preferred, season 'ot and 'us. State low- 
est salary drat letter. Open Sept. 19. Address 
Oil AS. F. WAY, KargO, N. D. 



Wanted Quick, Versatile Sketch Team, 

One must fake organ or piano. Up In mcd. biz. 
Siate salary In first letter. Add. Dr. E. A. Gordeo. 
Thompsonvlllf Mloli.. care of Cllttou Remedy Cr. 



WANTED. PARTNER, 

A LADY must be a. Good Singer and, Talker, 
or a MAN that is a Good Aorooat. Address 
till AH. II. osiiornk, lu K. I'.th St., New Tnrk. 

WANTED -VERSATILE MEDICINE SHOW 

COMEDIAN or PERFORUERwho oah change tor 
a week. Sotirlely Indispensable. Address quick, 
HARRY B. CLARK, Box llo, Ulan, Mich. 



A/T WBBRTY, 




FOR STOCK, ONE PIECE 
OR REPERTOIRE, 




Leading Business or Leading Heavies, 

Al wardrobe; yesrs ol experience. FJne appearance. 



I 




Heavies or Characters. 



Responsible manager?, addrprs 
1T1 HIGHLAND AVENUE, Buflalo.N. T. 



.. 



HOW OLD IS ANN?" 

THE LAUGHING MUSICAL FAROE SUCCESS, 

ihil' 1 2£^«ff 0b ^ : 8YDKI -V. S l,lg """^ lllU wwon, "DAZZLING NANCY," In Iwo eels. can be had (cr 
rS »JS* «°S„«„ r ^ ni K ,e lanm '?'»» ""Horles. Reliable parTes only need write Have alreaoy 
rerused a du«n offers. Answer quick it you mean business. Address 
BARNEY OERAMD, 131 West 13,1 St., N. Y. CITY. 



>nd DEANC 



ION ___.,__ 

V^Sl^m^mSSSSf^S^ »«o.-lo«v.ry neat net, and prove that a Comedian 

CRAWFORD BOUSE, Atlantic City. 



i»n ue "neat," and still be n laoshlng' "ML 

1*. 8.— Flirting with the ocean this week. Address 



SONGS SET TO MUSIC a ^^^^^&k^ 

W ""WWII* THE hqw^d PUBi Wi BAtnflORE, MD. 



,■,■"■' 



August 20. 



"THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



59S 




MXJSICA 




_W0RLD-S_QREATE8T FAMILY OF INSTRUMENTALISTS, PLAYING WITH GREAT SUCCESS 

-, 'AND THE NEW BIO INDIAN SUCCESS, 



:iv.in< 



Paollshod by SHAPIRO, REMIOK & CO., 45 W. 88tV STREET. NEW YORK. N. V. 



JOHNjMd BERTHa GLEESON and FRED HOULIHAN, 



"¥•" 



THIRD WEEK AT II \ M.MKlt NTK1 VS PAHAD1SB ROOF, !». Y. CITY. 



TMK OL.EVKR 



1ANIST. 



Robin'sSweetSong 
RemindsMeofYou" 

Words by GU8 SCHDLTZ. Husic by GHA8. BILLEB, 

A Bright and MoBt Sympathetic Ballad, which is Becoming a Big Hit. 




Words by C. P. IcDORAlD. Hnslc by BIGH'D SEABS. 

A Breezy Little Song, Very Easy and Catchy Melody. 
Free copies seat to Professionals. Send 2c. postage for each. Address 

JOSBJTO F1VANNBR, I»i*t»lislaer, 

MUAVAUKEB. WIS. 



NOT.CE-MANACERS and ACENTS. 



Hiiiag 
Lewd 



THE DORRIS OPERA HOUSE, 



Phoenix, 
ArUona, 



All contracts must be sent to me for approval. 

CLASS ATTRACTIONS. Do not book'Bepert 



open time. Only hous 
olre 



Plenty of op 
playing FIKST CLASS ATTRACTION'S. Do not book Repertoire or cbeap companies, 
copulation, 20,000. Seating capacity, 900. House under new management Modern 
Improvement Are ordinances compiled with. Good connections North and South. Com- 
panies loe* no time; CHA S. P. BBitOEB, M ana^ei, R. F, P., No. L P boealx, Ariz. 



WALTER 

CLARKE 

BELLOWS 

PRODUCTIONS 



REPRESENTING 

Departments of Productions 
and Engagements. 

NEW YORK THEATRICAL STOCK EXCHANGE, 



'Phone. 1 



Holland Bldg., 1440 Brosdway, Niw York. 



WILL 
I. 

GREGORY 



Famous - Who - What - When - Minstrels 

WANT AT ONCE MUSICAL TEAM THAT CAN DOUBLE IN BAND. Also SINGERS, First and Second 
Tenor. Preference given Uiose wbo double In brass. Write or Tire at once. 
Permanent address, Ailitabula, O. C. F. BHOTHERTOV, Sole Owner. 



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Shipped on receipt of 13.00, hnl. C. 0. D., except over 800 miles, tben remit whole amount 
SIMONS 4 CO., CBNTBAL TBUNK FACTOBY.Eet.18M. S.W.eor. 7th and Arch St*.. Phil a. 



KS "THE STORY THAT THE SERPENT TOLD TO EVE," 

A heart touching tale of temptation, wedded to a golden cluster of melody. Send late program and 
It's yours, No cards recognized. THE DECKER MUSIC CO., Newport, R. I. 




FACTS of Vital Importance to Every 
Sufferer of Blood Poison. 



FACT ONE — It takes time to tell wheth- 
er jou are permanently cured by a treatment 
or merely patched up for the present 

FACT TWO) — The Cook Remedy Co. Is the 
only company or medical association In ex- 
istence that has been treating Blood Poison 
long enough to know that its patients are 
cured to stay cured. 

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hag many patients who were cured by Its 
magic remedy eighteen years ago who are 
today sound and well. 

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the largest and the only successful company 

FACT eight— Good health is the most I 



in the world that makes the core of Blood 

Poison a specialty. 

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tbe Tarious rigid examinations of the most 
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are passing the examinations for admission 
to the army and navy of the United States. 

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treatment under their guarantee you are ab- 
solutely sure of a cure or your money back. 

FACT" BBVBR— Every other method of 
treatment known to the medical profession 
gives but temporary relief, 
mportant thing In the world to any person. 



aBOYE EIGHT PACTS ABE AB801DTEITT JHUnUU. 

The Cook Remedy Co. solicit the most 
obstinate cases, and challenge the world for 
a case they cannot cure. This disease has al- 
ways baffled the skill of the most eminent 
Physicians. For many years the Cook Rent- 
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this disease, and they have unlimited capital 
behind their unconditional guaranty. 

Ton can be treated at home for the same 

Srlce and wltb tbe same guaranty. With 
lose who nrefer to go to Chicago the Cook 
contract to cure them or 



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charge if they fall to cure. 

If you have pimples, eruptions, mucous 
catches, pains, rheumatism, etc., write for 
Cook Remedy Co.'s free home treatment book, 
and learn all about contaglona blood poison 
If you want medical advice, give a history of 
your case, and their physicians will furnish 
all the Information yon wish without any 
charge whatever 



Your salvation depends on Cook Remedy 
m them alone. They will surely 
No other method of treatment will 



Co.. and on them 
cure yon. 
cure you. 



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WRITE FOR FREB 100-PAGB BOOK TO 

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Contain Songs, Jokes, Parodies, 
Recitsttloas, Etc., 

75c. Per 100; $6 Per 1,000. 

Cash with order. No O. O. D. 

Sample*, 10 Cents. 
WEHMAN BROS., 

Mft PARK ROW, N. Y. 



SINGLE ACTS WANTED, 

For new theatre to open In Pittsburg Sept. 12. All 
manner of REFINED VAUDEVILLE ACTS SUIT- 
ABLE FOR LADY AUDIENCES. Must make good 
or close after tirat show. » Shows Dally. Photos, 
notices, lowest salary first letter. Also want reli- 
able pianist, sight reader. Season's engagement. 

KEYSTONE AMUSEMENT CO., 
810 Publication Bldg., NINTH St., Pittsburg, fa. 



SLOT H1MES ffiVTEB, 

with owner to operate same on to-M basis, im- 
mense building. Plenty of space for 100 or wo 
machines In vaudeville theatre lobby, bowling 
alleys, pool rooms, title range, etc., all under tbe 
same roof. Best location In city. No opposition 
within 1 , mile*. 100.000 population In Immediate 
vicinity. Mill district. Everybody working. No 
strikes. 8»asnn opens Sept. It. KEYSTONE 
AMUSEMENT CO., 810 Publication Building, 
Ninth Street, Pittsburg, Pa. 



W A IN 



FOR 



FOREPAUGH& SELLS' 

CIRCUS BAND, 

FIRST CLASS TRAP DRUMMKR (must be up on 
Bells), and A No. 1 TROMBONE, for balance sea- 
son and winter season to follow. (Week stands). 
W. N. MERRICK, as Per Route. 



AT LIBERTY, 

Musical Director, 

(VIOLIN). ' 

LOCATE OR TRAVEL. 

PAUL VON MOLTKE, 

Osre of clipper. 



WANTED, 

WAGON SHOW AGENT, 

Who can and will handle a brush, and who Is ca- 



pable of contracting if required. Long seison, 
low. Mure ealarr. Join on wire. 

AL. F. WHEELKR'S NEW MODEL SHOWS, 
ROUTE-Franklln. N. Y.. Aug. 18; Treadweil 19, 



Delhi 20, Bloomvllle 'it. 



AGENT AT LIBERTY, 

E. L 



Oivlng to iiumlng of scenery and coxtum's of 
"Huinpty Dumpty," at Port Huron, am disen- 
gaged. Last season with Hlmmeleln's Imperials. 
References. Write or wire. 

MUSKEGON, MICH. 



IE SB 1 GUI PEOPLE 

Also SHAKE EATERS. 

Addess Bedford City, Ya. 

Mcdonald bkos.' new united shows. 



A 



A New Play, i Acta, 4 Scenes. Males, 3 Female., 
no Doubles. Eight Books with the snthor'. per- 
mission for one year, (ft. Sample Book, lilc. Ad- 
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1M Washington St., BlooinOeld, K.J. 



AT LIBERTY— STRING BASS AND CORNET. 

Would like to locate or travel. State all In first 
letter. Herman brandenberch, 

_ West Main St., Rockviiie, Conn._ 

BEN HORNER'S BAND 

En Route G0LLKAB BROS.' CIRCUS. 




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la a Deal. Tier. ConeUpeuoa, been- 
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brcetb, pore throat and essay lllneee 
aitebur from e dJtortferad rtcioub 
an sbbbsbs or ssssa by Rtpaae K 
olea. One wUl senoefly give relief 




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9th and Arch 
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Orlglnilly Established and BtUl Managed by 



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V%T ANTED! 

FOR THE THEATRE: 

Bright, Breeiy aid Dp to Date Vaudeville 

Bevel ties. 

Mo others will -bo considered. 

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■ r ■ 

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Address with full desotiption of act', glv. 
lug uddress for two weeks, 



C.A.BRADENBURCH 

9th and ARCH DIME MUSEUM, 

,. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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A VERY BEALTIFL-I, BALLAD. 
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UP AND DOWN THE PIKE Two-Hlep 

A8HV AFRICA Two-Step .... 

sea miiel l* (lotennezzo Oeni) 

RAEORA WAA.TZBH (Orchestra Onljl 

Jt »T BECAUSE VM FROM MIssol HI jorch. Only) 



Kusiett 

Wolnrlch 

Peon 

VanAlstvno 

Welnrleh 



BAND AND ORL'UKHTRA COPIEH ONLY 15 CENTS TO LEADEHH. 



Mckinley music company 



3BS Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO. 
75 Finh Avenue, NEW YOttK. 



OPENING POSTPONED. 

OLYMPIC and HAYMARKET 

THEATRES, CHICAGO. 

On afcount of unavoidable delay In rebuilding above theatres their opening 
had to be postponed. 

THE HAYMAEKET WILL OPEN AUG. 22, 
THE OLYMPIC WILL OPEN OCT. 3. 

Artlete boohed far earlier dales will roHildor sain* canceled and writs rbr 
later time. KOML. «■ OASTLC. 



Charleston Theatre, 

CHARLESTON, ILLINOIS. 

SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER ALMOST EFfTIHELY OPEN FOR OOOO 
COBPAN1EH. ALSO THA WKSOIVI.NO. 

Population, 8,000; capacltj, l.ooo. New Interurbao. T. I. CHAMBERS, Manager, . 
Care ol First National Rank, Charleston, 111. i 



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la order to o>toIA mistake* and to 

lo.ure the »rora*rt dellvr-Ty of <•• 
tetter* artvertT.ea In till* list, an 
envelope BMIBIv «Udr£-»«<<4 most u* 
«nl in <««k i*ti», •»! • vrr it «•» 
order for the letter, alsned with the 
lull a«mc an* address and tho llae 
of basin*** followed br the lender, 
moittraUao fee oMeloakd. 
-Ileaie mention the date tor unm*. 
bVr) of TH» CI.U'1-EH in Wales tUe 
litter* aent lor were advertised. 

- LADIES' I, rST. - *■ 
Arlington, Alice GuliHe, — Nelson. MlllleW 



Alkcnou. Nell 
Arlington, 

Mlirnon, 
A|>|>let»n Marion 
Aiiplrion Mario* 
Aiuoroi, Mlm 
Afiuwlo ArteUaa 
AIBU, Mnhei 
Haldwln. Edna 
Baldwin Lucille 
Blair, Edith r' 
Em 
■ 
Berry 



Blair, Edith i"' 
Braily. Jcnnl* 
Huruhaiu Houne 
Berry. Alice JC, 




\V.vnona 
Deck. Kittle 
I'rrimnl, I'nunlt' 

H utter. ..Helen M 
•Tlard. »}«nrgie 
Brooks, I. M. 
lllrd, I.a'l'osi-a 
Hivce. Mnrle 
llerkwltk, Mica 
Barker Marituer 
I'jirltou, Smile 
i^llatan noglna 
carle;' liin M. 
Coyiio, Mrs, T. 
Coraralogs, Ada 

Carew, M.i>t>el 
Cerlta, the 

l)»ncer 
tloBIn Hlitrrs - 
Carle, Mr*. 0. 
Carle. l.M. 10c 
carta, May ' 
Carl. Ida 
Curduwule. 

I'luebe 
Corlnno, TMflma 
t'arey. Era 

CHUwra. Clfsce 
t'urJA lila M. 
DelMio, Paul * 
Mn telle 
Donovan l-'anole 
tosrlrs, Orate 
Dtisrlu, Violet 
Deremu, Marie 
Donnelly, M: C, 
DeVere, Kitty 
Djajnon/I, Jean 

DeFaje sisters 
Donnelly, M. V 
Dmilar. I*dlih 
Qorlttn, Uertlni 
lane, 0-»ruth> 
1 onalilsou . Allci 
DTVangu. Irene 
Kllryin, Brooke 
r.minctl, Kate 
Krrol, iJny 
Excells, MIxh 
I'.'celltl, IxtUlHC 
Elliott. Maxlue 
IfclyU, Rose 
Kdwiirds, Kit. 
Rroim, May 
Elliott, Klori'iii'i' 
Myth, Howe 
fc'ronkllii, 'IVs* 
l>iilon,* Mulile 
k'auteuict Jli-lli* 
Krunklln Sisters 



Gebcst, Clert 
Gerard, nelene 
Ore/. Vera 

gllmore, Plirllls 
ourton, til I 
Harrison, Irina 
Ilayu, M.i. 4.11. 
Houston, Kittle 
Herbert, Dotlle 
Kylaud, Ktla 
Hnrins. Jeani 

iidiriiinii, 'i line 

nrlan. San' 
Jlnye.*, OerW 
Ilerlioit, Nettle 
Haaklns, Versa 
Iflnmnn, Ajllce 
Huhter Mrs. A. I 

ilyman Mrs.lloh 
lorrmnn, Mnrlh 
Harden, til 
llolllHloni I, 
Havocs, 'fillip 
tlubner darn R 
tleydoii, Jennie 
lla»'i<i'«, Oarrle 
Herrmnn. Adel. 
Hart. . ICdltli 
llense, It. 
Hope, Beryl 
Howard, Hitale 
IIurriMiii, Irirta 
Ivy, Del teller 

ft lv> 
Jewell, Miss 
Jackaoo A . 

Dnticlsi' 
Junes, Mnrirnrel 
Jewell. Minn 
Keenc, Madeline 
hiivnlar, Orayee 
Kel/e, Zens 
Kelley, Little 
K hum In I. I. 
Klnik illniivM 



ICelley, Ma 
Kcni K. 
l.iiMuli. Mm. II 
l.iil/iiinl, Delnro 
l.ltln^iuin. 1.11 
l#e. aBrbara 
f<ockliart, Murg. 
r.uMK. i.n. 

l.i'Hllo. Allle 
I jwrem-e. M«y 
l.rHlle, l.lMn 
tttwain, J. aura 
l.nVnn, Flenle 
tnlliie, I'puvl 
I. mull, D.irnlliy 
taMotl, .lire. B 
I.nnifdon llanlle 
l.nvarnle HIhIith 
. jiiille*' f)rcbt*H|. 

{>e, Irene ' 
•yiion*. Addle 
l.innp, (lci't. 
".Inden, Dal^y 
Mnura Clam 
Morae, lixtlier 
Morton, Rtelta 



-Nfivluii Marc. 
Neal, Mrs. liar. 
Noaniylb Mm W 
Norrla, Cortune 
Kelaon, Mnud 
Osilen. Helen 
H'Dor. Bee 
O'Nell, Mauce 
Pearce, Ktta 
Pemldelon Katb 
ParlhT, tlla T, 
Paaqvelliia, IFad 
I'erry, Tliiiroua 
rrlnce, little 
P«iulrooke Mae 
Paul; Mli in ' 
PlCkanl, Zola 
Hooney, Katla 
rtusaell Dotothy 
HhnileH, 1.11. 
liolluui Tuereim 
Klieiim, A. 
Ittrere, Peart 
Rice, Oarrle 
Ramwy finders 
Ilooney. Joaja 
Rolilnaon, Mas 
Hf-beD, Anna ' 
Itahpr, Allle 
Ilockwell, 

/ Cinra Q. 
Hooney. J alio 
P.aymowl, Pearl 
RoMeaTelil. 

•nSra. R. M. 
ltamey, If. A. 
Hitler, Maude 
Seymour, Dottle 
Hnxon, fawn 
Hulldo, Kara 
Hlftrr, Mra.a.O. 
linear*, Maud 
Hliaw. Bea>. 
SpIibII. Delia 
Hylveater, 

' Uraele M. 
flrfiltli, Mrs. Hid 
Hlunley. 

ii , Mra.'H. 
Stall, Anna 
seott, Oarrle M 
Mierwnod. , 

Mm. R. P. 
Ktereus, Penrl 
Wilelda. Klla 
Rlongntoit Tlalar 
Mewart, Mra. 
tdiertilnn, Mart. 
mihoii, Mra. J. 
Tyler, Odette. 
I'hortiaon, I.aura 
'i'liurber, I«ona 
'I'liereae, Marie 
U'yler,. Dili'tiB 
•Toeo. Mile. 
Taylor, Knna 
,Toylor Mta 

flloteni 
Tenney, Da lay 
llrllup, F.Jnn 
N'onKorb Mra.M. 



Morrlaa, Com B Vaaaar HlMera 



Mny. tune Sin r 
MuMon, Nell 
Major HlBtera 
MiMlllen Violet 



VnnKorb. kj. 
Vernon, Minnie 

Vaughan, Aida 
woolntbu, Altee 



Muniin'ii Heitiia Wallace. I "l..r. 



.MeWnle, Nell 
Mi'Blnir, Klele 
Mnriay, Kill. 
Morria, Mnv ' ' 
Mortimer, Klnlae 
Marlon, Mr>-. B. 



Kermiaon, Mr»H Man I mw. Nell. 
Korrettrr Milmu McDonalil. licit** 

Flak,' Dude.-, I Marguerite, 
ffreelmrii. .tittle 



•Mra. C. M. V 

Franklyn 

Klatera 
Fl.vn, Zltella . 
I'alrp, Corene 
Fern a Teiede 
I'ledoru, IfphM. 
Forney Mnrguet' 
Pavar, M. 
Gray. U'Vlna A. 
Oteelln, Mllle 
(itranl, lleicne 
(leorgle. ! ueette 
Oardner. Irene 
Gordon Sl-uei'a 
Oilman, Mabel 
Ojlneeretll Nlt'.a 



McCarly. Myr.A 

Morion, Trimble 

MelTulP, Nell. 

Medrltli, Penrle 

Murray, Rill. 

Miirton, Uerty 

Mitjnr HUlera 

Milton, Belle 

Mantell Bluuehe 

Morae. Kstlier 

Moiitroae Nettle 

Morton, HePa. 

Murray, Klla 

Monlnaue Amli 

Murlaiid, June, 

Morgan Helen Bh\'llle<juet, 1.11. 

Morgan, Mra. K 



Welahv Alice. 
Wallace, Florenc 
Wlnlock. lHaliell 
•Willis, Trl* A. 
Wilton, Belle 
Weaver, Minnie 
JVaruer, Violet 
Wataon. trend 
Wnlinn, Irene 
Welch, Alice 
Welali,, Maiide 
Wilton, Belle 
Wayne. Floy 
Wortliiimton. 
I ' Maud 

Walters, Delia 
Wolffe, Gull 
Wlilppk, Klla L. 
Wolrord. Mnuil 
Wltttia? Belie 
Weaten, Merrj 
Wilton, Belle 
Wilbur, Bane 
Weniwortb. M. 
\Vullace, Flor. 



flBNTLBUBN'S MST. 



Alierns, Vile 
Adams F A Ida 
Adams, Mr. 
Ancellotte, H. 
Ardell, Wall. 
Arilell, \V. K. 
AVerj. W. 
AIM A Zola 
All, Hunter & 

Ariiistroiix W.K. 
Albion, Jack 
Arntu, BUlIu 
AleitttidiT. Rua. 
Ihtrl*. Mr. 
Mearn, ■ Wtn. 
Artrall, W.. 
Aintilila, Ulnirlle 
Allen. II U. 
AtdeUe * .tealle 
Aloi. J. H. 
Allllil, Slcnnr 
Allen, J. H. 
Anoau Coni.Trln 
Alien A Apletou 
Adifma, Mr. 
Augfr, Me. 1 
Atigi'r. flea. 
Arab. Iluby 
Aeliton, Art. 
Adams, Red 
Hut ton A llmoka 
Burton. J. II. 
lllexounette A 

. Newman 
Itenn, J.' n. 
Butler, tli-u. 
RwJMcn, How. 

Slackbnrn. Dr. 
rower, W.a. 
Beverly A 

Daman 

llllllugs. >lt. II. 
Barker. II. 1,. 
Unruetl. Jno. 
Ilnronl A Nevnm 
Blabop, F. K. 
Brooks, J. M. 
IirowHlupi, Tbe 
Hurejine, Bar. 
Bristol, W. M. 
Burleigh, A. I.. 
llenedlUt. Million 
Bonn, liar; 
Brawn, II. A. 
Boone, J. A. 
lluuKlitoti, Joe 
Brown, Jess 
Brooks, it 

Slondcll, Frank 
rooks. Max 
Bean, J. , 
Burdell, liar. 
Bowman. Frank 
Burtn. It. 
Burtuoaler. Fred 
Bncknpf, Art. 
Bennett, neu R. 
Bsrto. K'l. 
Btrra, It. 
Wennen, R. II. 

Star, J. R. 

Jk I £ 

Bur tun, A. H. 
Bowes, tcCltilr 
Mlllnaa, H. H. 
liuraUean, Paul 
Bate*, t. W. 



Hlreckno, 0, 
Brown, (leo. 

HlCllllllll. J. II, 

Bancroft, Jack 
Bailey, IMwln 
Biyntt, WIU 
Belgurile. tniir. 
Bobunuou, 11. B. 



Brlukley, Dnvld Oottun. Frank 



Bull,- U. (1. 
Hilk'iiiile, I . t. 
Rurrill. 13. W. 

BlMWII. II. M. 

Biiugltutan, 1.0. 
Btiuho, fl. 
Batea, toule 
Busier, .1. A, 
tleri.Tr, K. S. 
Bierbnwer, P. 1 
Browtt. Prof. 
Bttrry ■ Wolford 
Brooka, J. M. 
Harrington, D, 
Beach, Bobby 

genaley. W. K. 
uldwfn, A. t. 
Bnciuis, Tlic 
Blocksom, Itnr. 
Howell, 0. V. 
Ilohnuiiou. Bert 
Belchers Com. 
llrownln*, J.W. 
Barrlngtun It. A 
drown. W. 11. 
Brown, liar. 
llnalie.i, II. A. 
Becker, Fnitik 
Brlttoti, Joo 
Itelinoiit, Joe 
.Baxter, Wluflpld 
Bakcra, M. Ac H. 
Carter, Roy 
Collins, llryau 
Coudlt, Sle 
Colllgnn, Jnck 
Carpenter. Hen. 
Calif St Waldron 
Citntwell. Jutlti 
Carltn, Robt. 
Chase. It. K. 
Campliell, F. 8. 
tXdllns A Vuck 
Carney, flna 
Collins, B. T. 
Curila A Adams 
t'liniiilicll Wiu.B 
Curtis, Jack 
Crotty. Joe 
Crouch * 

Richards 
Oarr, Dan 
Cain. A. 'P. 
toltotiA narrow 
Croas, Jno. 
Clark, Fred 
Conn A Conrad 
Onrtla, Dave At 
Coate. O." . 

CaVtellatte, Ion) 

8 Me, Bob 
ook, J. H. 
Cook, BUI 
Clarke, . Hnr. 
Ciosst-lt. Jno. 
Ooecli, Mr; 
Ciitirlrlglit, Mr. 
Cnurlrltlil. Win 
Cbrlaloplier. F. 

Burn"** 



ttariieuter. B.M. 
Clark & Duncan 
Clark, Vic 
Cutalano, Rmll 
Claudius A 

•- ~ Celblo 
Cowley, Jan.. 
Curry, Dlek 



ruble. 8. II. 
Onmiibell, Dock 
ClItTord, II. S. 
Uonnora, tarrv 
Carter, i.mi in. 
Corwall, Trevor 
Comedy 4; — 
Callahan.. J. 0. 
Clarke. H. t\ 
Ceoke, W. J. 
Clark, nam 
Claxlon, lleunm 
Olpniens. |C. t. 
Cnmlllo i. I "una 
Olltre, Henry 
Otse, H. Ii. 
OOliklln, K. a 
Oampbjll, F. 8. 
Coleman. Aatli. 
Oro»s, Jn.i, ' 
Cody A Bennett 
DIckeiiBon. W.8. 
DaTla. Will 
Darby, Fred 
PnWaon. lice 
Drew, Sidney 
Dickson, Bow- 
ers A Dlekaon 
Dlxini, T. J. 
Driver, Win. 
Doyle. W. If. 
Dog A Pony Giro 
Doiialdanti , II. 11 
Delmo, .Tno. 
Delchcr, i. B. 
Denton. 11, K. 
Dunlar. Hilly 
Day, Barton 
Devemwrt. O.W. 
L<onovits. The 
DeVoo A O'Nell 
Daly. J. P. . 
Peter/, Victor 
Dog A Pony Olr. 
Davidson. J. W. 
Doris. W. J.< 
Dawson, R. W. 
Dennliis. W. F. 
Dale. W. I.. 
Dunbar, o. W. 
DcUlcre. Mr. 

(Magician) 
Dary, W. J. 
Dickinson, W.8. 
Devlne, R. j. 
Donnelly A 

Belmont 
DcQraaae, Jos. 
Ditla. B, II. 
Dngelem. fleo. 
DoldB. Will). 
Dodthitt, II. W. 
Devcreaiiv .Dale 
Blllnn. \V. A* 
Pallfj, J mile 
nate, RrrWt 
DeHaven, Cart 
Dlllard. Ulias; 
Daahleltl, Will 
DobK Tboe. 
Datna. Geo. 



InnBtj, ltetl* Tr. 
DotutUsou, Gem 
DeBBlsvAI. 
Deaney, II. W 
Kmery, D. B. 
kUUott, Robt. 
KrlwaMi,' Geo, 
tl wood Prince 
Kdwanla, Walt, 
Ksstort', P.Ut 
Ki I iv aril a Barney 
Kuteraon. Frttok 
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EJmendorfiW.C. 
Ewen, Roy 

tans, ii. a. 

Etrrsole, Win. 

ianworjii, p.e. 

Eilwnnl*. aeo. 
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l-oriai, Kntt 

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leaser. 4. H. 

l*unliani. A. He. 

Foster, W. H. J 

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K'oiirotu. Jraa 

nutry, Thos. 

atanr, au. 

Urapewhi, C. R. 

(Ironside, H. W 

tlruett, Altiert Logan, Frank 

flIMdan, J. M.prSBaJa Arcb. 

fleorge, Francis Mnaon, H. M. 



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T-flpy, Job. 
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Ijirralne, Fi-ed 
taCrnix, Phn! 
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[rfonard. P.. Hi 
I^avey, Frank 
LaNcdre. Ohas. 
teltoy, Nat 
lent, liar. 
Learnt, Joe 
taRosa, n. w, 
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. r#ighton 

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Bobrria, Oao. 
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Itlley Bros. 
Ricborda. ;Har. 
Roxell. W. Q. 
Roberta, A. M. 
Itamea, Vratwla. 
I'utee, 0. ,M. 
Tllder. Fred 
riosener, O. B. 
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(lulilen. Mart 
Ctirrlson. Hwap 
Gurrlaon, Snap. 
flnrden, Ooi • 
(llvena, (leo. 
Gerard. Francis 
Gregory, Frank 
Grunt, G. J. 
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llonnen. Wot. ■ 
lloaklns, W. II. 
lliilmnii, Har. 
llnrrla. J; M. 
Howard, Frank 
Hart, Billy 
Hhtnllton. Ceo. 
Hiiilglns. J. a. 
Howe", Den 
Ilnilenn, Phillip 
llnldnwcrlh, O, 
Hunt, Westley 
Hoey .V lire 
Harrison. Har. 
Halley ft 

Meehan 
Hamilton Frank 
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HtOl.ifleoi P. 
ITiisSBy. Geo. 
HasUbgi), Hnr. 
Haymaq, Toe 
Hnnlien, Win. 
rlcmlersnn, Dell 
Haycjeq, Tom' 
Harris, Clnis. 
Henry, 0. D. 
Hayaeie, Maur. 
Hsrtert, H. B- 
Haaateft'Draw 
llastlntn*. Ben 
Hyatt, R. L. 
Ilopklnsf J:' F. 
I lautien. Wot. 
Hopkins, J.. T. 
Hanlon, Geo. 
Herbert, W. O. 
Huvea, J. 0. 
Hayes ft Bulls 
Ilatliawuy ft 

Walton 
Harper, Mr. 
HadBeld, Ben 
Handy. A.^W. 
Hnnafurd, 0. B. 
Hamilton, 0. W 
Hickman, Geo. 
Hart. Willie 
Hunter, 8. V. 
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llaallngs, Ben 
Hogan, Ernest 
Haies, W. C. 
HiiBben, C- ft M. 
HerWrt. W. O. 
Holilsworthi O. 
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Ireland, O. H. 
Jobes, -Irving 
Junes. B. K. 
.Incksoii. J. E. 
Jnmek A 

Wliltlaw 
Jones, J. A. 
.leuulntrt, Jack 
Jncksmi, J. E. 
Johnson, Wm. 
Jones, P. J. 
Jennings, \y. 
Jayaaangala, 

' S. V. 
Johnson, T. W. 
Jordan, Louis 
Knees, Wallace 
Koler, II. I. 
Knapiiert. Gust, 



Mack, F.i S. 
Mills, Kerry 
lllchelson. Thor 
Mcllilowle, Jas. . 
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Mayo, earl 
McCne. W; H. 
MstMa, Chas. 
Melvlns, .1 
Mack. II. K. 
MeaiUt, The 
Slnlioney, Jas. - 
Marron, J. II. 
Murphy, Mark 
Mnlfory Bros. 
Meeker. Geo. 
Mlchelsen, Tl-or. 
Moore. I. F. 
Murphy, W. T. 
MoarehMd,' Har 
Moxart. Henry 
Marco. Jas. 
Melville, Har. 
Mack, O. D. 
Mi-akin. w. j. 
Merrill. Boston 
Moya, T. C. 
Murray, Doruln. 
Marlowe, Plun- 
kett * Co 
Marlon ft Pearl 
Moses M. H. 
Murphy, J. T. 
MHiigenn, Jack 
Melrose, Wm. 
Mason, H. M. 
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• Wlllard 

Marco, Jas. 

mow. W. H 

Muaaelinan C.H 
Moruhy. Bert 
Moses. M. E. 
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? "i- ' Patton 
Mack Br.. J. C. 
Myers. Clamle 
Mortimer. Chas. 
Mandy, J. 
Mqrrla, R. J. 
Mulhnlland. E-l 
McLellan. Earl 
.McDooough T.C 
Mills, B. H 
Motlet, H. 
Mol)eakn. Claud 
Moore. W. B 
Martin — 
Momlnee, Alex 
Murray, I. I:. 
Mnrlbn 4 Deane 
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•'ii llleasnn 
Mortimer, Chas. 
Marlon. Burt 
Mack, Eugene 
Morton, J. J. 
Marco, Jan. 
Meyers. Eddie 
Marcel, Jean 
Melville, fl. D. 
Mnrtelles. The 
Mortimer. Chas. 
MoWllllnuis J.D 
Murrlock, (5. W. 
Mktthews, 0. C. 
MoCarthy. Miles 
McCatcheon, 8. 
Newton. Jos, 



Roberta, C. 
Rockwell. J. 0. 

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Rowe, Wm. 
Rogers, 11. O. 
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Ulngllng Bras. 
BMInlge. I'. F. 
Cankln. P. B. 
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Rider. Emanuel 
H tiers, Darkl 
Krntpniw, J. N. 
Hlckarts.' 0. B. 
Rob an". J. H. 
Raymond, M. B. 
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Rivera, Prof. 
Rose. Max 
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[ Raymond 
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Seymour, H. N. 
Hta^kweat.lier, 

f H. A. 

Sun. fius 
Stanley, J. F. 
Springer, _ Ed.- 



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Faaqneleba 
Stanford. Billy 
Uteely, Walt 

Stroek. i. M. 
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Stanley, Eewis 
Homers, I'errla 
Sully. J. F. 

Sri?* 

Hneih Jack - 
Stevens, Herm. 
stephtaa, P. Jr. 
Soowra, Bert 
Sldek. W. ' F. 
Swift, Herb. 
Schmidt, Herr 
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• - Desmond 
Snaun, Byron 
Hymonds.1 Jack 
Siimlor, Max 
Stone, B. W. 
Shlpman, Chas. 
Sawyer. Fred 
Swearer, Joa. 
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Mnrkle 
Stanton, WalL 
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Kin Hebrew, Jack 
Knowles, R. K. 
Keaton, W. H. 
Keepers, H. L. 
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Kerrigan, J. W. 
Kadel, Al. 
Kel|ey ft 

> I Desmond 
Kohler. 0. M. 
Kprslmw, B. B. 
I'lltle Trio 
Kera|s*r. II. 
Krnany, Geo. 
Koler, Har. 
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Nicholson 
Klnnolirew. 

J. ft at 
Keno, J. 
Kloti, Gits 
Kane, Har. 
Kennedy, Jim 
l.nvarulp. Frank 
Lynch, Gt. 
I.elloy. Paul 
lyona. A'. '■ 
LaRose, Har. 
SB W. M 
lord,. Mr. 
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teDon, Fred 
Lrarltt, Joe 
l*wls. Tony'. 
I.uea, Prince 



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Nelce, Fred 
Nelson. Mgr. 
Nixon. Ram. 
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N'ovello, Geo. 
Noble. O. M. 
Novelty Com. A 
Nasmvlhs. The 
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Neromna. Mr. 
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Oppenhelmer, .To 
Orr Jr., W. P.' 
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Orvltle. C. T. 
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O'Connor. Cltas. 
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Prlco, Bob 
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Parks. Prof. 
Petera, P. A N. 

Mart. T. H. 

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Pnul, Frank 
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Price. Mr. 
Prentice, H, 0. 
Penrl, Wm. 
J'arks. T.. R. 
rarkS. 0. W. 
Powell, Tom 
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- Kehiiwood 
Probasco. Irving 
Patterson, Ed. 
Powell. Tom . 
Pickens, A. J. 
Powers. J. T. 
Qulgley. Bob 
Queen. Mar. 
Rooner. Pat 
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St ration. Art. 
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Sweaver, Jos. 
Soraker, Bully 
Sklmmerhorn 0. 
Sherry. J.W. • 
Ten Brooke, Jas 
Thompson Jerry 
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Murray 
Thompson', Fete 
'i'erpln, Ben 
Tuecker, Kdwd. 
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Valentine, S.iiq 
Viek. >dr, II. - 
AniiFossen, Har 
Vernel ADcWoll 
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DeVera 
While, R. B. 
Webber, Will 
Wolf, Walt. 
West, Eii^fue 
Wllllson, Herb, 
Wilson, n, X; 
Wetterman, Obs 



Whitney, Fredv 
Wilson, Ross 
'Weavers. Ariel 
Wiggins H. L. 
Vamnmolo Bros. 
WUwell. t. o; 
Watson. Lew 
White. U. A It. 
Wearers, Aerial 
WoUuigr F. 8. 
Wills; 0. W. 
Wiley, Oscar 
Watson, Cecil 
IVatla, Andy 
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Wemta, Hayes 
Wills. B. F. 
Wakk, Esra 0. 
Warren, W. J. 
Wayne, M 
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Waters. Tom 
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Worthlngton. T. 
Waldo ft DeVere 
Williams, J. 0. 
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Weston, A. H. 
Warden. Wm. 
Wlnnett. T. H. 
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Snlllvan 
Webb; Walt. 
Weston, Edwin 
Wormwood. V.I' 
Whitfield, J. T. 
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Yoeman, Geo. 
Young. Leon 
Yackfey, I*oa 
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BIDE NOTICE AT HEAD OF LIST. 



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GEOHGIA. 

Atlanta.— At tbe Catlno, Ponce De Leon 
Bprlaga (Jake Wells, mnnager), despite tlie 
ruin, large audiences witnessed tbe Century 
Minstrels. Aug. 8 and week. Tbe entertain- 
ment was clean, wholesome and pleasing 
ttironghont, and welt deserved tbe excellent 

EnttoBage, and liberal applause received. 
A-err act In. tile olio was a' feature In itself. 
The Imperial Opera: Co.'week of 16. 

■Now.*— The New Star - (Theatre, i J. H. 
Tli ojupaiiii, uib linger and owner, will be 
iMieiiod In tin; pUlilli' en Labor Day. Tbe 
utw curliilii and a large amount of new 
scenery bus been received, Whan eontplettO 
this theatre will lie oue of tbe most at- 
tractive vaudeville houses in the South, " 



new yotik s Tate. 

- ' i frv I — ». / 

BwrTalo. — lt> another week the season will 
ha**- began In earnest. The projected Keith 
Theatre la not .progressing as vigorously as 
rhsf awc-Tirlng of fae site and eXcavatlonB.were 
effected.* The Keith and Hbea Interests are 
still negotiating, and tbe big New York man- 
ager and promoter obtains an Interest In the 
new Hbea or Park Theatre, now In the latter 
stages of completion on the old Court Street 
site. It Is (eared our promised "finest the- 
atre in tbe world" will not materialist, Man- 
ager Keith' having been offered a handsome 
bonus on bis real estate In vest mint. 

Stab Theatre (J. it. Stirling, manager). — 
Dockatader's Minstrels appear here Aug. 22- 
27. '"fibgtrs Brothers In Paris" follow. 

■ Tkck 1'hhatrk (Walter 8. Baldwin, man- 
ager). — Tbe Bald win-Mel vllle Co. opens Its 
season here 16, having moved up from tbe 
8tar, in "Borneo and Juliet." "Vlrginitis" 
will follow. It Is William FarouuVs last 
week with this organization, he having 
signed with M". Shea for vaudeville dates, and 
later to head the New Park Theatre Stock 
Co., which will open that house about Christ- 
mas. He ban been a tremendous drawing 
attraction here this Summer', as well as last. 
ACA.0P.atv THKA-rai. (Dr. Peter C. Cornell, 
manager). — Charles IS. Hlaney's Co. this 
week presents "The Curse of Drink," dally 
matinee*^ being' given as usual. Week" of 
20, Patrice, In "Driven from Home." Joe 
Welch, in "The Peddler,", bad an excellent 
weak as -a season starter here, and bin' be- 
ginning was torrid In many ways. Thcic 
were 1,800 gathered at the opening Monday 
matinee, 8, when, at 3.45 o'clock, the general 
vestibule factotum, Charlie Bowe, appraised 
Manager Cornell. -of the. house, and Manager 
Robert*, for Sullivan, Herds ft Woods, that 
tnV adjoining Glenny Building was on Ire, 
and the horror of a panic and tta prevention 
was to be instantly grappled with. Dr. Cor- 
nell appeared' on the stage and advised the 
great throng of women and children to re- 
tire- frota' the theatre, that there waa a hie 
near by, but there was plenty of time to get 
out and no Immediate danger. He requested 
the orchestra to commence playing and Hit 
actors to remain on the stage, and the two 
curtains were- not lowered. Happily the an* 
(Hence quietly dispersed without a mishap, 
and an extra matinee won given 12 for those 
of the nudlenio to attend who did not sco 
the last half of "The Peddler" at the tbrll* 
ling opening. The theatre's root caught fire 
and the Cellar wns filled with boiling Water. 
Valuables were removed, hut comparatively 
Httle . damage resulted from the great con 
fiogratlon next doar. All concerned are great- 
ly delighted at tbe discipline and good judg- 
ment displayed by the management and at- 
taches. 

Shea's Garoert Thbathe. — This week's 
roster Includes: Jessie Millward, Seorl and 
Violet Allen. Gns Williams, Herbert Brooka, 
Johnson and Wells, Sallle Stembler, the 
Great Therese Zeno, Carl and Zeno, and 
tbe klnctograpn. ■ - 

lATMsmT. Theatbb (Chnrles M. ■ Bngg, 
manager). — Harry W. Williams' Imperial 
Btirleaqtters take -tho place- of the Summer 
stock and Inaugurate tbe regular season 
15*20. In the organization this year are 
Emmons, Emerson and Emmons, the Two 
Musical Belles, Lillian and Rena Washburn. 
Flossie McCoy, McRae and Wvatt, Geo. II. 
Diamond. The burlesque Is "The Girl from 
tbe ■ West." The comedy role Is ' In the 
hands of M. J. Kelly. A benefit was given 
recently to "Daring 7 ' Glfford, who was In- 
jured at Crystal Beach by a high dive. 

Lyceum Thhatbb (J. Lauglilln, manager). 
— "Darkest Russia," with a cast headed by 
Eva Mpntford, this week. "The Child 
Slave*. -of -New York" 21) and week. 

ATHLanc Park (Robert F. Walter, mana- 
ged"). — In the theatre, week of 16: Rastus 
and Banks, Pearce- Brothers and Marks, the 
Two Fennells, and Woodward. Chlqulta and 
Isola .Hamilton were magnetic In the park 
last week; the last named, however, sus- 
tained quite severe injuries from her un- 
ruly den of bears. Miss Hamilton was a 
popular card at the Pan-American Exposi- 
tion, In poslngs. An enormous dancing pa- 
vilion Is a projected new feature, aud attend 
ance continues to be most flattering. 

Tjib FaaEpAi'tiH-SEi.LB Brothers Cibcds 
should db a big business out at the old driv- 
ing park grounds' 19. 




August 20! 
GREAT DEMAND. 

WE CARRr IN STOCK THE BEST PRODUCTS OF THE BEST MAKERS. 

EDISON MFG. CO. FILMS, 

THE BIOGBAPH FILMS, 

, PATHE FBEBES FILMS. 

WE HAVE NO SECOND HAND GOODS FOR SALE. ' 

KIEII £ STEREOPTICONS fid EDISON KIHETOSCOPIS 

HAVE SET THE PACE, AND ARE MAINTAINING IT.. ... 

RLEINE OPTICAL CO., 



MAN0PACTu«ER8 OF KIEINE 
STERKOPTICOJ.S AND VIEWS. 



OKNBRAL WESTERN SELLINO AQg.NTS 
EDISON KINETOSCOPES AND FILMS. 



62 STATE ST., CHICAGO. 

NEW YOBKJ1BANC1,, HM» Vf. OTdiT. -)-..*-.» 



Rocheater.— At the National Theatre 
(Max . Hurtlg, manager) "Lord and Lady 
Algy" was very well done by the stock week 
of Aug. 8. Miss Bonstelle and Mr. McAllis- 
ter have not done better work during the 
entire season. Miss -.Crawford aud Mr; 
Tooker also deserve praise for able support. 
As usual, ' the- production was excellently 
staged. Business Is very good. Week of 
16, which -Is the closing week of the present 
stock season, "Ters of the'D'Uberrllles" will 
be put on. 

Cook Oit.ha Hoitbr (J. H. Moore, man- 
ager).— "The Christian'' was eicellontfy 
prayed by the company the past week. Bart 
Lytell, Adora Andrews, David Hartford, Har- 
old Mordaunt, and- Belle Gaffney were well 
cast andt ns usual, scored. The stuglng 
waa very good, the banner business of 
the present geaBon wns done, crowds being 
turned' away: Week of 10, "Soldiers of the 
Umpire." .. . . 

ONTABto Beacit Park (John J. Collins, 
malinger). — Kiniinii Imperial Band and "Dare 
Devil Barber attracted and ■ amused thou- 
sands at this resort the past week, Thurs- 
day nnd Sntnnluy fireworks helped materlnl- 
ly to Iticreaae tbe throngs. Starting 11, 
Powell's Baud begins its second engogement 
of the season. 



LOUISIANA. 

New Orleans.— At Athletic Park (H. C. 
Fourton, resident manager) the Walter Ed- 
wards Co. started Its season at this popular 
park week of Ang. T, and, despite the rain, 
opened tb a large and -appreciative audi- 
ence, and splendid business ruled through- 
out the week. Mr. Edwards appeared In the 
role of Sherlock Holmes, and the Audiences 
were moat enthusiastic over his splendid 
work. His work made a niost pronounced 
success, and he-has already become a Cres- 
cent City favorite, llie work of Frank Syl- 
vester, Marlon Lorna, Jana Wlilutly, Louise 
Lander and Virginia K'ugsley was deserving 
of special mention. Yd* melodrama was 
handsomely, mounted and staged. Business 
Representative Hugh Cardoza, of the Jake 
Wells enterprises, arrived here week of 7, and 
Immediately made many valuable changes 
for the benefit of tbe park's patrons. A free 
vaudeville ebaw Is gives' nightly In tbe open 
air, prior to tbe Edwards company's stage 
performance. For the opening week a fine 
tronpe of Japs was the attraction. A change 
of bill will be offered week of 14. 

West End (J. J. Corcoran, manager). — 
Rain Interfered somewhat with the patron- 
age of this lake resort week of 7, although 
good- business was done. The show was J 
capital one, and each number won well de- 
served appreciation. The Piccolo Midgets 
returned, having played here dnrlng the 
early Summer. The remainder of tbe bill In- 
cluded; The Freetnanna, acrobatic act; r.cs- 
nah and Miller, and tbe Flood Bros., aero 
bats, who scored heavily ns usual ; Prof. 
Geo. Paoletl and bis band, and Genial Joe 
i Mngnnlla, tbe blograph man, won rounds of 
applause for their good work. A change of 
bill Is promised for week of 14. 

Notes. — Owing to the delay In finishing 
the new Greenwall Theatre, caused by 
strikes, etc., manager Henry Greenwall has 
leased the French Opera House for several 
weeks, nnd the Baldwin-Melville Stock Co. 
will begin the season there Sept. 3........ 

; Popular Charlie KlBher, tbe able musical di- 
rector of Athletic Park and the Orphoum 
: Theatre, was tendered a banquet week of 6 in 
I honor of his thirty-ninth anniversary. At 
'the conclusion of tbe feast the professor 
was presented with a costly diamond ring 
and fob chain. Many of the visiting pro- 
fessionals were on hand Hugh Car- 
doza, general representative of the .Wells 
; Theatre circuit, arrived here 6 to take 
r charge of Athletic Park and Immediately 
began Improving things, around the park. lie 
! will have the loop the loop and other features 

i running during the coming week Col. W. 

j H. Rowles, the well known manager of the Tn- 
"lane and Crescent theatres, was a Crescent 
City arrival 9, and was greeted by his legion of 
friends. Tbe colonel looked the picture of 
. health. He has already started a score of 
painters, decorators and electricians at 
work on his two hsodsome theatres for 
their grand opening. The CresconKopens 
Sept. 4, with the Tulane about two 
weeks later.... The painters and decorators 
are about finishing their work on tbe exterior 
of the Grand Opera House, which begins Its 

season Sept 3 Captain H. J. Lowdcn, 

tbe old time theatrical manager, has left 
for New York, where be will, no doubt, be 
gladly welcomed by many professionals who 
played under his management. 



VIRGINIA. 



Albany Hannnnus Blcecker Hall (H. 

II. Jacobs, mnnnger) was open one night dur- 
ing the past week, Aug. !>, when a vaude- 
ville company gave a goihl performance, 
Edna Wallace Hopper, Joe and Nellie Doner, 
Alexander and Hoffman, Frank O'Brien, 
Baroness Von Zleber, Stanley and Brockman. 
Jas, H. Culleo, and tbe Four Emperors of 
Music. Excellent attendance. Black Pattl 
Troubadours 10-17. 

Pboctor's TrtE.vrnr (Howard Graham, 
reBldent manager). — The Summer stock pre- 
sented nil the past week "Rival Candidates," 
to appreciative audiences. "Lost, Twenty- 
four Hours," 15-20. 

Klp.ctbic Paiik has for Its entertainment 
Favor and Sinclair, Phllllplno Girls, the Hur- 
leys, Lawrence Crane, Alice Lewis sad Wal- 
ter Richards. 

Pawn kb Bill's Wild Wrst gave two per- 
formances Aug. 11, to big crowds. 



Elrulra.— At Rorlck's Glen Park (Her- 

bort Ballnger, manager) "lolanthe" was sung 
last week by the Manhattan Opera Co. to 
bouses which taxed the capacity. "Pa- 
tience," 15-20. will close the Summer opera 
season at Horick's and the company will dis- 
band for the Winter. This does not menu 
that the season at the glen has closed. 
Manager Salinger has engaged a company 
lo produce "Tho Two Old Cronies" 2a-'i4, 
and "A Trip to Atlantic City" 26-27. Other 
attractions will be booked lor Ilorlck's un- 
til cold weather sets In. 

l.'i.iiiiiMOK P.iitK (Enoch Little, manager). 
— Tito following people ore entertaining large 
audiences dally at this popular Summer re- 
sort : Rastus and Banks, comedy . Juggler 
Robin, May Evnns, • Meekln arid Lawrence. 
- ItiAi.To TriKATnn {V. W. McConnell, man- 
ager.!.— Tlie following bill 15-20: De Burr 
and Russell, Milburn 8lHters, Pearl Davis, 
ahd Lucy lie Noyelles, Business continues 
fowl. -- ' t 

»«»' ■■ ' " 

— Florence Hughes has signed with Hub 
Hill's "Hot Old Time" Co., to play Emma 

K»y» tmBrn to*. ■ * • •• ■■ 



MciNNERNEY' 
THEATRICAL 
GOLD CREAK . 

1 

There are many Uold Uresm Preparation! an 
the ma rket today. Some are GOOD— others an 
BSTfiR-Bat Mcluneraey-'i Is BK8T. 

The ingredients of Mclnnerney'i Oold Orata 
are pare and harmless, and when you onoe um 
this preparation you will want no other. 

Other good qualities in its favor are Its delicti* 
perfume, smooth whiteness and cooling propertJea. 
And It does not cost as much u many of Uu> in 
inferior preparation!. 

69 c. » 

NB K&U O HI. Y AD 

AfJiYtlirsOf' 




HBW YORK. 




Norfolk.— At the Oean View Cnslno (Jake 
neiis, manager) business continues of a most 
satisfactory nature, BIJou Comedy Co. pre- 
senting "The Little Host" Aug. 15-20 

Bwop Theatmj (J. M. Crlnnlan, mana- 
* er ),'— New peoplo for week ofl6:. The Mu- 
sical Morons, the Loons, Roselle Bros., Laura 
Raymond, Hsrry Shnfer and- Will 8. Beecher. 
BitBlness Is good. Edith Dunbar was married 
on Monday, 8, to W. A. Garthwrlte (a non- 
professional), of this city. ■■' 

AUDiToniiiH Tuiatbb (J. M. Barton, man- 
ager) .—Week of MS: Wallace 8lstera, Mad- 
den and Gall, Johnson and Sullivan, Patter- 
son and Ilolden, nnd tbe Three Folre Sisters 

Johk Robinson's Snows gave two per- 
formances Aug. 9, to crowded tents. 

i i 

iwCJTSrtKfT"^* the Academy of MllBlo 
ffynyig* L*-*'*!:, manager) the season opens 
with "The Devil's' Auction" Aug. 23 ,r The 
Liberty Bellees" 24, "The James Boys In Mis- 
souri 27. During the Summer months the 
house has been thoroughly renovated, new 
scenery and drop curtain have been Installed 
six hnndaomely furnished dressing rooms 
added on stage floor, the lobby and audi- 
torium newly carpeted, and with other Im- 
provements now nearlng completion, tbe 
Academy will compare favorably with any 
house In the Leath circuit, " 

" I,yBc*»ttr*j. t -.At the Rlvermont Park 
Cnsmo (Jake Welle, manager) the bill for 
week of Aug. 8 was headed by Al. Hnynes 
nnd Julia Redmond, who played "A Trln to 
New \ork" nnd "Too Much Married." Good 
crowds attended. 

Richmond — At the Caalno (Wells & Mc- 
Lee managers) week of Aug. 8 the Bltou 
Musical Comedy played "The Knickerbocker 
Girl. ' to good crowds. Week of 15, vaude- 



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west vraaraiA, 



Wheel I n K — The Court Theatre (E. B. 
Franrhelm, manager), after a thorough clean- 
ing, will -be opened for tbe season with 
Voter* Minstrels Aug. SO. ■ 

i.iund Opsra IIoihr (Chas. A. Felnler 

17. "Plnnlfan's Ball" 18*20.' T 

PABki Casino (Conrad Hlrsch, manager) 
-BIjt bnilness here. Coming week 14- 
The ^'hree Westous. Mura Comsioc,; MoVh. 
ers terriers, \mton ind Clayton, Deckel's 
cameragraph, ' ' "™- m " 1 " 



BALLOONS AND CARNIVAL GOODS 

All F*rt-**la Stobld 

OUR GAS BALLOONS are 

made of the best French rubber 
In three color?, red, blue and green 
that inflate fail ilze, warranted 4 
piece robber. 

No. PerOrat 

aCO. Assorted colors (3 75 

1. White rattan twitches 84 

OU. Fancy covered whips- 1 SO 

WHISTLING BALLOONS. 

No. Per Gross 

15. Assorted colors. ... II H 

to. Assorted colon ... l 80 

1 VfifaV 3d. Assorted colors ... 2 iki 

Z32\M ^Bf 38. McGlnty....„ 2 TI 

ZGTlJ ~ lfiO. Sausage 274 

(Ml Flying Serpents... 2 ■ 

86. Dying Plgi 4 25 

We also carry fall Hues of 
Walking Canes, Cheap 
Jewelry, PocketKnives, Pick 
out Prises, Return Balls, etc. 
•nd makeuptelectedloisfor 
15, $10, *80 aud up. 

We. are Headquarters for 

SOUVENIR AND CAMPAIGN GOODS 

Dnrlhg 1904 we mill carry a complete line of 
Fancy Sovenlr Goods and Novelties for World's 
Fair .-ales; also a complete Hue of Campaign Good. 
Buttons, Iladges, Novelties, etc. Don't fsil to call 
and see us when in the city. Catalogues mailed 
on application. 

COE, YONGE & CO., 
7th and St. Charles St. St. Louis 




STRATE K1 



•ROC ESS CO 



o 



r_ Mia sow »biUi«C, sr.w YOPtPL 
get. SQUABE IHCtl 

WewctTforT^!?!^'., Harry Thompsin, Mr. * 
Mr*. B»rry Jfcrtcn, Western *. DejeAaX, Lawrence 
A Uwrence, StewartA QlUen, Edwsrds* Roane;, 
and others. Ask them what we do and how lor 
oarpneeasre. Drop rua line for clrcoUtrs. 

8TBATE HALF-TONE PROCESS CO, 
TOJPsrt Row Bid*.. NewTor*. 



Sanszol 

Lotion and Soap 

Is a guaranteed curb for pimples awl ail 

Skin Eruptions. 

The Sanoiol treatment nas CURED l.l'l'H. 
PRiniGO, HKRPEK, SYCOSIS, KCZEMA, SUIIOK- 
UI.ODKRMA. SKIS' CANCER, PSORIASIS, R1N0; 
WORM. PEDICULOSIS, and all other forms of 
ulceriitlve, scaly and parasitic skin diseases. 

We can refer you to thousands of bonadde cures 
that msy be verified in New Tork City. 
_At all Drug Store* or SANOZOL I.ABOKA- 
TORY, 137 8T. HARE'S AVE., BROOK- 
LYN, totion, $2,00 per bottle; soap 2S0. per cuke: 
or Jar. Trial size Lotion, 26c. FREE SiEDICAb 
ADVICE. Mailorders promptly filled. 



AT LIBERTY, AGENT, 

With 18 years' experience In the business, doing 
a line of work that no other Agent ever done, 
giving a free enterlalument, and a heart to heari 
talk direct to the people- In front of tbe advance 
seat sale the night before the company open, giv- 
ing a description of the pieces presented by isU 
Co. Am Al press worker, sober and a hustler. 
Salary, $20; pay my own. 

ED. lAHDIg, BensMlaer.jD.iL_ 



jcxhibitiux; 
that Biagf 

TO DATE, FOR- 
NISHED BY 
j PBOF. TJHA3. KAURIOH, BInghamton, N. V* . 



BALLOON 



MRS, DAVIS, Pianists; Al Sight Rii.er, 

Palace Museum 20 months, In Theatre, Mlonesp 
Oils, lliun. MRS. DAVIS, Pianlste, 

Palace Unseam, Minneapolis, Ulna,' 



AUGUST ^0. 



l-'O'fe AaSll*, ON* OOft. SIX WHEEL 
TBITOK »W*aHN SLEEFTNU cak. tkn hbc- 
TloSS, one state room, smoking room, aunts' 
nori ladles' toilet ros_» ( t>ouiie, tanks otcrhead 
r,:lar» uodcrncalh.fauysflTitnpedwliri hedding 
inker heater; also OSJS»*. BIX WHEKLTRCCXS 
HAiiCAOK CAR,, doom on os end to take In 
wagons, and side oVmts, cellars underneath. Bom 
cars equipped for passenger 'service. Kent for 
Pullman, $ias per month; rent for baggage, 176 
per mouth. Deposit reunited. Cam at Mt. Vernon 
0. H.COXKV. ml Vernon, o. ' 



LADY will tell tome Handsome Street and 
Evening downs, H to 120; Riding Habit. 
DB83AC, 24S W. 1 18th St. , 1 st apartmen t , east, K.Y 

CHEAP FILMB, Moving Picture" Machines. 
Cameras, Lanterns, Lenses. Song slides and supply 
sold and bought. Special films and slides made 
Shows give*. Expert mechanics. Cerman-Aui. 
Cine. A Fi lm Oo.. l it E. Mill St., N.Y. Tel., 486 J. n. 

tlValC COMPOSED AM) AKKAV(.F.I) 

for any instrument or number of Instruments 
Songs.wonls and music, sketches, etc. Send stamp 
CHAS. _ LEWIS. 429 Richmond St., Cincinnati. 0. 



HOW TO START IN SHOW BUBINBSS. 

(Copyrfgnt) 8 different books lo ct*. All kinds acta. 
kOHPIIET'S S CHOOL, 837 N. 12th St., Phlla., Pa. 

"A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, 641 West Madison 
St, Chicago; established 1834. Business legal and 
qolet. Branches and facilities In other States. 

FOR BAI.K— l.ooo Feet Films, half coniicV *Io- 
Kdlaon Klnctoueope, |3»; Complete Calcium Light 
Plant, cttespj.- Stereoptlcoit and Spot Light. All 
In line order. ' Must sell at once. 

F. 0. TODD. La Faye tte, IncY 

THEATRIC AX PRINTING- 10,000 *Lady 
Ticke:*, 1H and 4,'i,- any- color or ass., for f 3.M. 
cood, eiean work. , Sohmntz Ptg, Co. , Woost er, 0. 

AT LIBERT y, for Winter 8caaon, an Agent 
who hasiairtne qualifications deaired hyaman- 
agcr. '•Null" said. Wife does small parts; joint 
engagement desired. Salary low If It 1b sure. Write 
or wire, " AGENT;" Lock Box 752, Alg ona, Iowa. 

WANTED, Boy Singer and Dancer, Colored 
or White. Age, 10 or 12. VABA STAN'LEY, 
Empire The atre, St Paul, Minn., or care CL I Pl'KR. 

WANTED— For Stevens * 31-sMiiaii Comedy 
Co., three night stands under canvas, Hep. People 
mat Double Brass, Cornet Player with mimic 
Cliaractor Mail and Woman. Juvenile Woman 
Musicians wr^tc. ' WIJ1 Uut «f'- Car, combina 
ttoii. Add.' ILLlOPOLlS, III. 



WANTED, A PARTNER, Male or Fenialc, for 
High Class Comedy Musical Act. One Unit plays 
Ursa*. Siring anil Reed preferred, or will join 
some big aoti Address 

MPMOAL PART NER, N. Y. CLIPPER. 

WANTED at One*, a number of good Second 
Hand Films— Cotnlc, etc., long ones If possible; 
also Edison- Exhibition or Universal Klnciosenpc. 
J. HALL . 204 McAlpIn 8t„ Phlla.. Pa. 

MUSICIANS WANTED, for liic Wwiirr 
Carnival Co., that opens tit Delaware, U., 
Aug. 2». for u long Winter season, through 
(he South. Southwest and California; want 
cornets, clarionets, ulto. trombones, baritone 
tuba nnil drums for u fifteen piece baud; ntl 
neck stands mid money' sure every week. 
Stale lowest nilvry, pay your, own board. 
Answer iiulck. Address Jolm McKlwee, Dela- 
ware. Ohio. 



J. s. GARBIDE BIG STOCK CO. want to 
Buy good, second band "Bo-ison" Valve Trombone, 
also set of U Band Uniforms. Musi coins c o. D. 
Privilege exafnlnal "»<>•' J. 8. OARSIDE, Tlcon- 
(IcrugS, N. Y, lt-M; CatakHI, H. T.', •.'■'-27. _ 

J. "." GARS IDE STOCK COi- WANTED, lo 

COMPLETE CO.; : (iood REPFRTOIKR LBADINC 
MAN, youog GENERAL BUS. WOMAN to play 
>miie juveniles (one with child preferred). Those 
doing specialties given preference, stale all, 
with very lowest salary, in first, letter. Pay your 
own. Must ho ready lo join on wire. Long sea- 
son. Sate Money.. Address J. 8. OARSIDE, 
nMiideirogn^Y., 16-io; Catsklll, a-gy. 

WANTED AT ONCE, Good Sketch Team 
(man and wife): must have good sketches and 
nnih do singles* we make 3 night stands; man 
iinut lie a good Black Face Comedian and be able 
to do strong Black Face Comedy In Farces and 
Afterpieces. Must be sober and reliable and good 
dressers onand off the stage. This Is a long season, 
and good money for a good team. Don't nilsrep- 
rs»M. Write s_ln first letter. Money la sure 
wliu litis gliuw. Would also "lite to Dear from a 
good Coin Kly Musical Team. Address 
BII.I.Y8KNRA B, Marlon, W anpaca C ounty, Wis. 

LADY violinist At Liberty: wish perman- 
ent engagement at once. East ifnosslblc. Others, 
write. Soloist and orchestra leader. Have music. 
l»rc advanced. References rci|iilnid. Slalcsal- 
«rr. Double on piano. Anne Kent, KKi E. Brond- 
gsfi utiuo, Mont, / • 



WANTED, First Class Black Faco Comedian; 
iiuvcity aula; change often; fako organ; play opera 
hoirso; stay in. hotels: (ell all In first letter; must 
join ou telegram. Billy Weston, write. Doc Holt, 
yiiskor's Remedy Co., Opera House, Grampian 
Clearfield Co., Pa. 



WANTED— All 'Hound S. anil U. Comedians; 
must work strong In acts and KEEP SOBER; no 
circus acts w.anted; organ players preferred and 
given preference. Lady or Gout wit h specialties, 
Salary low, btfl stirc. SMITH i MCCARTHY. 
Wlntondslc, Cambria Co., Penna. 



WANTED At Once, Al Vaud. Performers- 
i.adlcs, Novelty Performers that vamp organ; S. 
and n. People; Good, Loud BlngerB. String instru- 
ments; Fairs. 0. 0. Taylor's Sliow.Dntoii Mills, Ind. 



WANTED— Medicine Performers; must be 
'He real thing and change often. Your moncr 
"ery Saturday night. Also want Small Band and 
Ita'totfrsMsiertdT-n Michigan. • i. . , 

AMWagyTtajiKlW. Hutel Bwanqn n, Toledo, ,0. 

CNiyijlBtAL KDISON EXHIBITION 

SaSSSP w »n(«d, In line order, lale dale. 

,V A j»TED at Once, a number of good Second 

. *-™nw-C6inlo. etc., long ones If possible; 

slso Edison Exhibition or Universal Klnetoscopo. 

MECHANIC, care of CLIPPER. 




WANTED QUICK, 

flJOOD'REP. 'PEOPLE,' write. " : ~ 

FRED C. THOMAS, , 
Managur, Robaoa Theatre Co., 

Week or Aug. is, Columbus, Miss.: 2« and week, 
. _Mcksl)iirg, MlMS, 

WA_ TEll " lHr:k Face Comedian; also s«otch 
... _. fH»i-. Team; one innat fake organ; Medi- 
cine Show; open lu hallj, Aug 22. Money sure. 
' ■ litf DR. LEW WALTERS, 

--^__ t _JLt>-,',gg« Russell Avenue, Bt. Louis, Mo. 

. wanted, a partner 

"till brains and small capital. Half Inlerestglven. 
Muy star, well known, and who commands good 
Illne ss. GERTRUDE, Box 67, HatWlchport.Mass. 

AT LIBERTY, Al CORNET AND BAND- 

WASTER, AND Al TRAP DBDMMER. Good loca- 
tion. -Aiest preferred. Address 
L. E. PLESSINO ER, aid W. ttthSI., Anderson, Ind. 

Wanted, a Neat tad y Pianist . 

Should slug well, also n|ay violin. L E. 1IOLSOI'- 
' Lh, mp. and»gT. Vttllcr PHrk.JbttnstottTi, Pa. 



A 600D PIANIST 



WAHTED. 

rOR THEATRE. COMIN4I SEASON. MUST 
DOUBLE ON. TROMBONE OR 'CELLO. 
,■ Ad dress l». US.. Uro S t ULIPPE R. 

Wanted, Plclore lactones, ri'lns, 

i honographa, Oramophnnei, Record;, Mechanical 
'Wires and odd show goods, also for aale. Address 
■M Mj Post OiUce, Phlla., Pa. 



TTTE NEW YQBK G3LIPPER. 



505 



THEATRICAL HOTELS 

BOARDING HOUSES. 

ST. CHARLES HOTEL,. 16 So CUrk ML 

Sna^r52. b Jr J «1 0, " d ' rro ''- TheaTrlc.l Head: 
q nsrters.lto<)nni $8 to ,7 per wcck.Steam heat.liaths 




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HOTBI,, CHICAGO. 

Van nurenand Wabaahrv 
1>. A^DOOLF.T.^op. 

sff'S T EI ^ "•WSE, Howard and Somerset 
ste^ Boston, "ass. Central location. Excellent 
KMILY T. BANNWART, Prop. 

Fireproof. European. 

270 S. CLARK ST., near 

RPFPniVri^rr,.T." J »<"ks«n, Chicago. 

KSSfti***!* JHS r 'E«MAS_RE8TAi;itANT. 
8TROSS HOTEL, it anil '40 \v. 13th if' 

CINCINNATI, OHIO. A.MEKICASPLASI ' 

*TJoguw»jt,tMsporoLBPBawwqc. . 

p.^? T i? RFIB . LD, -" c ^ n,l ' W'7mode7n". 
Dlin j m 'H*Kn?w1'v? PPOintinents. knropcan 
*_S .M. HA M BAH A j . Prop., Petersburg, Va. 

Wabaah A Madison, CUICAOO. 
0. 0. Vaughan, Prop. StrlctlT 
American Plan, |s»is single; 



limn 



t7-s12iionble 



Holt's Nev Hotel Cafe Jfjgi » «- 

K SSf, ¥?• }° 7SC - P* 1, 491 * 2M * nd ' *3-<» » week! 
Mdtes RcBtanrarn on second tloor. No. s E. 4th 
5b WUml ngtun, Del. c. R. HOLT. Trop 



..?™ JA 1 M8 H<WEL, TOLEDO, O. Amerl- 
cau Plan. Theatrical Hestfunarters. #1 M sbagle, 
$1 donblo : $a and IT per week. ' 



j VICTOR HOC8E, 274 E. Indiana St., Chicago. 
Room and Hoard, $8 week. Italian and Prcncli 
_-'*' ne _-. Centrally located. V.J^stellazl, Prop. 

K i?»°J» .VVXK OKD ' C""" 1 * Adams BiaVWMi 
stae, i/iiiCAOO. American A; European. Special 
rates lo Prof esslonalii. FRANK HUNT, Proprietor. 

PALACE HOTEL, 101 N. (aMtat-OHaaCsZ 

Spwpean, $3 per week; with private bath, $7, 
Tnrklsli Bath, too. H. B. HP MPHRE V, Prop 



KOTICE. 
HOTEL SEYMORE 

■18 South Areunr, RocheaUr, ID. V. 

PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE ONLY. 

$i^KTar- D ^ 

_tl.OO,_DauWe, 1 lo 3 ila yg. 

HOTEL VELEY 

ItROPBAJ PLA.l. 

*W Special weekly rates to the profession. 
moiaik8t.,ohlcago. Moatcsntrsl location In City 



MEDICAL "SPIELS," 



THE ONLY BOOK 
DEVOTEi'TOTIli; 

MEDICINE LECTURER. STREET MAN, CAIt- 
ItlACE DOCTOR, OITICIAN, CUIlbSTuNE 
SKl.LKIt, and to all who sell Meilii-inc, Tullot or 
Curative Goods through art of speech. Puts talk 
that sells good4 In your mouth. Tells what to say 
to hold iitlcnflon, amuse, instruct and Interest suf- 
ficiently in touch the p ickctnook. It ynu secure It 
yoh Would not part with It at any price Sent pus; 
paid for $5. Money back If not su IstiPil. 

__ __ A CO., 348 Dearborn St.. t;HICAGO. 



Wanted, for Sept. — -Oct. Fairs 

Through New York, New Hampshire, HaaB.,Maiitr, 
Ligliining Artint, cane Carvers. Basket Makers. 
Rug aud Silk Weavers, Candy Makers, Healers in 
Shells, Mexican Curios, Indian Relics, Piorlda 
Cnrlos. stale is letter what jou have. Wanted, 
experienced sellers of fair ground novelties. Ail- 
dr«w, uniit Aug. •_ 170 Washington St., Boston; 
sept, l, Owego. N. Y., Fair Grounds; Sept. B. Con- 
cord, N. H., Fair (iroiind. N. S hlfltCES. 



Slil'S GREATEST fiOOITT HI 

AYLMER, ONTARIO, 
S»|>t> 3, 0, 7, i, 9, Bay anil M;-lu. 

6REAT OPPORTUNITY FOR PRIVILEGES. 

Wlllconlrai.t with A No. I carnivnl Company tnr 
our Km h i' Mid way or contract for Simile Conces- 
sions. Kig opening lor Annua! Slums. 

A.-A. LESLIE, Scc'y, Ay lmcr, Onlario. 

Wanted Qtiiolc, 

FOR THE 

DORA WOODRUFF'S 
TREMENDOUS STOCK CO., 

Al Leading Woman, Al character Man anil 
Woman, singing and Dancing Comedian. A 
Feature Vaudeville Act, write. Season opens 
Aug. 2U. Slate lowest; you pay your own Hotel. 
J. D. KILCORK, Mauaser, Ola'gnw, Ky. 



WANTED. PiO PL.YER, 

VERS A TII.K COMEDIAN, SIL.BNT ACT, 
ALL 'ROUND MEDICINE PERFORM- 

EIlS. Change often. Canvas In Summer, opera 
houses in Winter. Sure salary. 
JAMES O'HARA, Wellington, Lorain Co., 0. 



TO OPEN WEEK AUG. 22. SEVEN WEEKS' 

WORK POR FAJF ORODND. . 
Cowl Musical Team that piny Trombone aud Cor- 
net, Good Singing aud Dancing Sister Act, also 
Good Specler. Address JOHN DONAHUE, 
Capitol Music Hall, Glens Falls, N. Y. 



AT LIBERTY SEPT. 15 

liilOTIONAL HjJAOS, 

CEO. A. O'BRIEN. 

Also Singe Carpenter nnd •KleclriAl Kipeil. 

Address BOX "J17, Llttlctou, W. Va. 
One nlglitcr preferred. ■ 

HARRY NYE. ACKNT , 

Open for coming season; Fully experienced In 
anvthlng from rcpefloire to car show. TWtlTL 
OR WIRE. ' MARIETTA, <L_ 

PUNCH AND JUDY ON LAR6E SCALE, UP 

To date. Large, si tractive caldnet. M large dolls. 

Novel acts, u ysars' eApnlencc. A<ldresa 

. a. a. OLHFIELO, M'Wnod St.. Toronto. Canada. 

FILMS FOR RENT 

L. MANASSKJ'C'l). - . 88 Madison St., CUI cago. 



JUST OUT, 124 PA6E ILLUSTRATED MAGIC 

CATALOGUE. 25c. ; SUr. CATAL. 5c. None 
free. Onlv H. H Agent for Mahntnia, 10c. 
W D I.EROY. 10.1 t.'oiirt J<L._Bn»li»D. Man. 

jTW- SCHWARTZ, 

Sketch writer. 

IHsnmtlnues ad. till FbII fto Ml orders). 



WANTED, A RURAL COMEDY SKETCH FOR 

1W0 MALES AND ONE FEMALE. Something 
new iiiiiLorlglnal, Aililrci"« ■ '" 

INiBT oFFJCEJJm 1*1. VI. »___*•* 

slAUKILIK |f aOHJli*KW»JO 
L.AWVRir. pr.i»i'i:sMio\At.« MA\'A<ir:i>. 
oi-W i'atk How t««rW Bl<lg.> New Vork. 



SOMK OK THE ATTRACTIONS W IT 1 1 

RINGIING 
BROS.' 



WORLD'S ^a* . 



These Attractions may b« addrsasaw csra 
SINGLING RltOS., Bsraboo, Wis, or as ptr 
route ot snow. 

BUNSEREttT TROUPE 

Crlglnston of E verything jh w In AcrobStlce, 

THE COLINICLAIRONS 

Whirlwind Osnceta. 



VICTOR BEDINI FAMILY 

Sensitlonal Equestrian*. The onlv act In 
America Introducing a dog and ( people 
jumping on I horse. 

GAMILLE FQRTUNS TRIO 

Champion Horizontal Bar Comlquts. Third 
•essan with Hlugluig Bros.. ■•>, i-l 

DA GOiFFAllLY 

A* Abioibtsiy Original A erial, 1» iplsj. 
TIIK FAMOUS 

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7 

America's Greatest Troupe ot 'Crcllits. 

THE FLYINTFISHERS 

ewtiatlonal Long Distance Mid Air Leap* 



THE ELDREDS 

Only Three Artistn In the World Accomplish- 
ing Triple Simultaneous Lean from the 
ground on to the uncle of a galloping horse. 



TIIK FLEXIBLE EQUILIBRISTS. 

GENARO THEOL 

Hooked bolid In the biggest uud best tbcu- 
tres In the world fur I liree years, f 

THE AERIAL SMITHS 

Artistic rosing oh 'the Double Vrspei*. 

oollarTroupe 

Acrobat*. Feature, with Ulngllog Bros' 
Circuit — Second Year. 



Private Car 

FOR SALK t UK AI», 

ON EASY TKIIMS, "H Wli.l. LEASE SAME I'll 
I.KSrOXSIIILE I'AttTV. 
Oar sIMy-cight feet lung. In excellent condi- 
tion. Cmiiiilclcly furiiiilied lu accommodate 
twcnty-elgiit people. Full parllcnlars on up 

{illcailon. far near Chicago, llavo two Sn's *r 
IANII I NIKOItMS I'lill SALP OHEAI'-elghl III 
each set. Address SIIKIIMAN Mc\ ENN, 
EHcanalia, Mich,, Aug. 10: Merrill, Wis ,'H. 
Permanent addruis, WISSLOW, ILLINOIS. 

WINTED QUICK, FOR 

HIPELEIN'S IDEALS, 

IIEXTKKI. QKAYY MiN, gmiil looker ami 
•irt'isir; nitisi. lie lull; Immediate engagement; 
seed photo. AIbd ritOI'ERTY MAN lli.it i -an I'lav 
purl snr do special lies; mm dnulillnglit bund pre- 
fe.rcd. MAN f'irHlriing Did Men Ada. 

J NO. A. H1MMEI.EIN', Kelley laliiinl, O. 

MAGIC 

WANTED. 

Big Tricks, Little Tricks, Tables, Illusions, (live 
make, calnlogitc, No., etc." Mnsl lie cheap. To 
liCHhippcd C. D. I)., suli|cct In Inspection. 

SANTAIMELU, 

Mantcr Hypnotist, Eureka Springs. Ark. 



WANTED, FOR 



rsiiilies. Woman Tor Ophelia who 
' Band and OrcheilrA. 



Peoplu In All 

ha* child for Eva, Comet 

and All Around Colored Performers. Men miin 

play Brass. Dive age, height, weight and salary 

first Idler. AltHwer «m porrnulo. GEO. I'ECK. Mgr. 



-TWO TIIQROirOHLY EXPEHIKNCEI) 

Repertoire Actors 

Preference to those doing specialties, .Musi Join 
on wire." AIIISflTON'S COMEIHANS, ' 

Uanilnldge, Nohr.. Aug. Vi and week 



Exactly as new. Electric Lamp. Khcislat and 
Oxy. Hvii. Jet. ioki pattern; Only tw. Also 
Ancograph and Opt Igraph, cheap, Hilda Dig lot 
of Dno FILMS very low. 

11. POWELL. W N. loth St.. num.. Pa. 

WANTED QUICK, 

HEAVr MAN and SOUBRtTTF. 

Other ppnple write. I^ing I'ligiigemeiit Houlli, 
Nn me Kfllury, we liny exi^usva: 

EDWIN ..K01.!*NIKUKj_ Wdrjte. Flor ida. 

Wanted, for Clark & Hunt's Comedy Co,, 

Skeich Team, Lady aud (leal. Oilier people wrile 
al mice. No tickets. Join ou recqlPt of wire. Add 
Clark ,v Hihji '« Co., 210 North Ave.. Medina, N. Y* 

TENOR SINGER WANTED 

Miut read, fare and play parts. Aim wer quick, 
HtutlngHHlary, vocal range, etc., lo 

KEYHTOXK, N. Y. CLIfTBK. ■ 



BEAOTIfOL FORE WBITE E8EII0 000 

FOR BALE CHEAP. 
Male, kind and genllc. (lYI'sr camp, 
UliMicr I'arM'iiif Innatl. O. 

8. SHIHDHELM J-ia'lricii'li 

MAKER. OihmI work for low prices. 

1U West win sTitECT.KswToir*. 

4 stamp for price list. 

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM, 

MMV '■»! Sf. NEW roHK ,(,1.1 ki,M.-r « MtSIS, 
nrfl-LETT TMOMlWflrs, Mafiifrr 1 (lafo WuTiil's 
ujrtu.i Special rales to performers, || a week. 




K« Hottl. Willi Tli. Ur.at 
WALLACE BIIOWS. 

*LLEC|rBIfRS. 

on'uts. 7 ' 



I.nte of the 

Tumblers, Aero' 



jatafus ^IWrion 
tints and Obmorttd 



tom STELIWG & SrCl»ou 

Double and single Clowns. Lock out tot 
Our New S pecialty N ext Season. 

C Z. BRONSON 



And ilia n u iid. 



DEUOOARNEL TRIO, 

World'! Cbnmpton Aerial Itnr Gvmnaitt 

DONNIE, 

Queen of the Aerial Kings. 

Corelli, Rooney & Royer, 

Comedy Acrohntlc Featurs. 

THREE NEVAROS 



AT PARK THEATRE,' 



_flrtaWjl_rt of lis Kind In the World; 
WANTED, FOR BALANCE OF SEASON, 

Rutlaud, 
V*. 

Located On Fair Grounds, 

Flrtt Clnaa lto|ierlolr» (. nuitilm 

Willi VI Sp.clulll... 
Must have throe ilaya of Htrlcily PIMHT (1LAKM 
COSTINUOlia VAIIUEVILIB, "OU PAIR WEKK. 
HBPf. 12. OKO. N. HALEY. 



WANTED QUICK, 

BEPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. 

Also Al STAGE UIRKOTOtt. Nono hut IhO licit, 
we pay good salaried, nut vuu uiiint tie worth It. 
Tho»o ilotihllng liraas or »|H-nlalll(W, preferred, 
(Jan place Mimlcians of All Kinds. Wo never 

Clone. Sllilc-lliwcsf. We pay all. 

DE 1. At (M H it FIKL.UM, 

8WAYZKE, INI). 

OPEN FOR EMIJEffiT, 

WITH HI ItlJf-Xtl K. FAUCIS COMEDY 
OK NEPKUTOIBE, 

Boy Paris and Strong Singing Specially. 

CHAS. T. HUNGERFORD, 

fKiillon F, tiriMiil lta|il.l. Jllih, 

WANTED, 

Lady Musicians 

, Vijilin, Clarionet and Double Bass, 

FOll THIiATHK IN I'llll.AllKM'IIIA. 

Stale cspcrlcitco and luwcst anlary. Addtcm 

MINNIE PERCIVAL, Sea Isle Clly, N. J. 

JX.T LIBERTY 

A I COHTOBTIOIIST, EQOILIBDIST. ' 

IIOMKOY AfltOMAT, HILLY Kill, IIALtAll.S. 
Change foriiuc week. Have a strong foalure net 
tnr every nlglil. Ilnnil wiirilmbe. Can Join miy 
rellaluc e.iitiipany afler Aug. '.:'.'. Addrcia 
1'ltANK VAIIO, OIOBJ,J I'a._ 

Four Boy Sla^crN, 

OVKK IK. JIAI.K QLAItTKTTF,. 
Ne.-.i aiipearance; Inuil alogers; for Hired Fair 
uud CI inti ,i\ shew. Addresa 

IIAI'I'Y III IIIIIIIIAIlD.eariiAlniee NIkiiv, 
. '',•'. Alesa ndrla, Vlririiilii. 

UNCLE TOM PEOPLE. 

Bva. Toiiay, lliirrls nnd Legrcc, Ophelia mid 
Harks. tIioho wliu wrolo liefnre, write agsln. 
JAMKS 8ILVBR, Aug. W, TatinerBVllle, N. Y.; 
Aug. 32, vyiiidom, N. Y. 

WANTED AT ONCE, 



wniuaii for Second IliunciM, fleneral lliisiiiuaa 
Man, Hale I'lanlst, nlav :i lills. .Specially ~ 
pctfcrrctl. State all Ural Iciier. Bend pttolo. 



laity Couple 



WARD B. MATTICB. 

MA'ITHJK HTOOK 00., STAMFOIIII, HKW TURK. 

WANTED, FOR 

Dlinnetonka led. Co. No. 8, 

Hood All 'Round Moil. People: ohango fnr tl 
ulghlH. Irish iiml Hutch Comedian, Sketch 'loam, 
Novelty Act, and 1'iano Player. Aihlroaa 

UANACKIK1KO. Ifliot/KS, Cadolt, Wis, 

AT WUUKTY, 

CHAUNCEY MORLAN, 

Till; IIKAVIKHT MAN IN TIIK WOltLlJ. } ' 
Age, -VI ; weight, WSJ lielgll't, 6ft. loin, lluvo n 
13x14 Haulier. AihlresN 

'-'lit KKNWOHII AVK., luillaiiapnllH, Ind. 

FERN COMEDY POOR, 

MIRTH, MELODY t SONG, 

WAKTBI) AT OKOK, A No. 1 TOP TKNOK. 

Addrci-' tilfVKKNATOIl's TlIKAillK, iimiII Sept. 
IV, Allalitle Cltr. N. J. 

EMMA BALLARD, 

CHARACTERS, 

Invitca nilcra for Work, ItCpnrtoIra or olio piece 
for next ncuiini. Addrena 

IftU'H STOCK CO., llrlilgepiirt. C'onn. 

PA.*BfiaiOI«r ' P|!^ay. 

FIBE SET riLB, 2,073(1. Very low. 

.ALSO l.lUStiN "UNCLK TOM" FILMS. 

I'ASHI OX I'LAV, care of (A4P_Uk_ 

SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS 

miowAV vjto.vTH. 

- -r.'J. IIAVOKN A CO.. It* B'way, ll'klyo, N. T. 

8f cond Hand BAUD IH8T8HMKHTS 

Unnu 1 1 r, hi .t.e .in. i vyc li a KOOt tMr.d r.., en, 
plot* Llnf. ' Clt A*IC IKll.Ti.S M I tl., 

. 1 .' J7 >ii.H^»<"i mitn\, Chicago, 111, 



R .T„".<" 

AT LIBERTY, 




MYER MITTENTH AL, 



im.l,SH0Kl), TKXAS, 



at MniaiTV, 

NAT. E. SOLOMONS, 

. MD8I0AL DIRfiCIOH iPIANO), 

Oiicru, Mimical Cunieilv or Uopei lohe. Host of 
ritcrfucea. Addrcas TIIK MKLKtISK, Mmllnutl 
Aveuue aud i»th Street, Knom w, New York Oily. 

DOYLE'S NEW THEATRE 

ATLANTIC CITY, If . J. ' . 

T.M. H. HErTRY, - " ProprlslOT. 

GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

Having next tve«k o|ien writ* or wlr* 

Inw'il r4« in nii-i anlnry to ' 

FRANK GOI.Div Sol«M«ruiBar. 

81IO%V PKINTilVO. 

Stock Ilnngcrs, Costers nnd Cilia on baud 
for ndvertlnlug every lino of. the Aldttaement 

UilHlltcaa. Send for Cntnlogtio (D) of lira- 
inn tic nnd Ktmw I'rlnllng or nil kinds; Cata- 
logue fC) Knlr nnil Cnrnlvnl I'rlntlng; Cata- 
logue (It) Hill CiiNlcru, Cumerelul I'dBlern. 
F1I1ST CLASS riMNTlNCi OV Al,I, KINDS. 

GREAT WESTERN PRINTING CO., 



Mil 111. I Stl-eiM, 



St. I.uula, Mo. 



OUR SPRING CATALOGUE 

lasueil April 1, will i-nni»lii n cnmploto llnn» <iT 
goods used liy Strtiel Men, tlnralval JIsJ» 
and < ihihum.k. I'teufle aenil In your' per- 
manent mill row, OatHlugno will liO'lsttt lo you 
frco of charge. i. 

LEVIN BROS., 

Kmahllalied Ihkii. 
_ JM-M K. Slxih Hired, Terrp llatile, HO. 

IDont Stand; Sit Dowa. 

1,300 Folding ctislrs, lot H Inch long: illiwunii 
Knldlng Hoitrci; ..ins 'J.-.xJo «ft. ; wAll lllaok 
(iHhlo Tent; one three Seated Canopy Top lluek 
lic.ini; two Hack scum, reversnlile; flail Htcnl 
Trlanglra. large and Inuil. TIIK KINKST. MWKKT 
KM TONKII I'OLIMMI OKIIAN, (IM.V »iH. 

It. II. AltMIIIIUSTKIt.Hprlligllclil, III, 




Fi tail 



i 

Bt. Petoraburg, Floridn. 

Sealing xon. suite. Klectile LlglilK, Dreulng 
KiiiiniH. Scenery. All mi ground tluor. Il.too 
Winter luiirlitH In addllinu In regular population, 
■fi inllca frniii Tntupn. Now liiuiklug for luo-LUB, 

HARHY FJfEWRB, M«ni B «r. 

DON'T TAKE CHANCES. 



If Ynu Want II-. .ill. U*e » < IIONM 

LETTER HEAD 

HUM) I'dit i il in; sapii'i.kh. 

G1QSS r< a.'i'tf.nX^'jfi.: - CIICH60 

tic. for Stag., .limit')'. Iluok tiri uli, MOt 

FOR &AXm3B 9 

MINIATURE RY., 

at One hull Original Cnal. Duller lli'n'n iirw (ml- 
III. Can lie auen riiuiilugiil Lukeslile Park. Iiavton, 
O. Add, c. W. I. I MIHHV, l nkCHlile I'ark, liaylnn.O . 

KIIKK ATl'llA<Ti'lTl\H TvAKTKli KOIl 

Carroll County Soml-Centennial. 

OCT. 4, ft « 

Nitui' lull gtHlH, clean hIiiiiih nee. I apply. Ci.rroH- 
n.iii. lenee anil priipimllliiliH ai'llellml. Apeelnl prlv- 
lli'gea lor >ule. Addrera 

J. II. fOHt, Cur. Ni'ev.. Uarrull. Iirtva.*; 

FLORENCfi BRQCKWAY, 

LOOPING THE LOOP. 

Under the Munagciiieni of TOM i;t'K . dial urn Act 
of Hie Ureas Seen*. In "Thug Shalt Noi Kill" On. 

WANTED. MUSICIANS AND PERFORMERS 

,'. ■ ; I 'Oil TIIK 

jamks siiiimiy mm mm, u i 

If yon vmi't Join on rccclpl of wire, don't wrllo. 
aaUirluH wire. LongnuatouHoutli. Aenuiiltnoda. 
iiiSih a» gonil iiH tim average. Vm Clark ami Alf- 
ton, write. Addre»a ciiah. T. titinivN, ' *, 
Nn. Ml K. Main Bt., Norf^lt, V»j_ 

FOR SALE-Four Act Fares Camfdy, 

THE RUBY RIM0, or n™: lu ' ,B 

AUTIKUl, Klll'.li MAHTON. H'rllleii for H|iC0l»l- 
tles, To Lo sold oheap, in Holtlft Hie palate. < Ills 
fully copyrigtmd. joiin ikiwuiitii, 

l.n Loliatino HI.. Haldnn, Haas. 

VAUDEVILLE AOT» 

lining Went wr Me loll C. IMNtfulWII fur slum 

, or ten wes>n' work, to,. 

BREAK "in' JUMP! 
OKhkoah, Msrlnoiui, (Ireon Hay. Menominee, Kim 

Cliilrc, liiilulh, Winnipeg, A'ldroMK all eiiiiliilillll- 
calloiwln II. < . UAM'ttllTII, 

IIIJ'iu AuiiiHciuunf Co., Oalikiwll, YVIH. 

LADY MUSICIAN. 

KXI'KlllKNOBIi THAI' DKCMMKIt. A'rftlHKKTY, 
HBPTKJIBKIl. Op In nil klmh nf iheiilrl'iil hitali 
iiohh, llellalilo parties only. THAP DHCMMKH, 
Capo CoUagn Theatre, Capo t'nltago. Main". . _ 



AftruftionK for Last Wwk in MugiiNt* 

. AN .Septoifilior and Odolier. 

H/.VHTIIKL. CA.tCB COMKIIY. IHIA.MAH aihlrcsg 
WIIITAKKH'H OOVKHKII HOOK TIIKATRK, ' 

Clear Lake, Iowa. 

Uroat UlacoTory, ElpsrU 
can not deteotltfron tea. 



ZAMBESI EEM 



olno diamond. Costs bat 
one-tenth. In brilliancy and out It has no equal, 
flatting .olid gold, wmo for llluitrated catalogue, 
KO WH 4 CO., Oept, ©., tM llearhnrn 81,, Chicago. 




TICKETS, PA88KS, OABOB, BtO, . . SAttTLK*. 
WBUH rrd. CO.. AM 0«»rriOrn Bt* OhHISgoiiiJ. 

SRENFHY IID SHIf NIITJl 

' Jolin Horluitji, GluclunatL 0. 



36 TITO ^EP- TOEK CLIPHEiR -J- ■ Ajjcroap 20. 




HARRIS 



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The Reoojfnizod Gonitig. Author, CompoBor and Publisher of More Genuine Sons; Snoceises than any other living composer of the 
prevent day , presents hie Newest Song. Hits for the Coming Season. ' __. . 

The Public demand novelties, and HARRIS writes and publishes nothing else. Look over cerefully the. grand array of Bright, Catchy 
Song Titles as contained on this page, and yon will have to. acknowledge that for Originality the HOUSE OF HARRIS stands at the top 
of them all. 



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"Ml 

After yon have tried all the other s ongs issned this season then get wise and send for the Real Goods, and here they are: 

DOWN I"* VALE* SHENENDOAH 

Word, and llmlr by f II AW. K. HARRIS. ■ ' 

The most hcntitlfnl Southern song wrllton since "'Mid the Omen Fields of Virginia," which Ih predicted by the composer to surpass any song of Its kind ever written: with or without glided. If yon wish slides, yon will 
woke 11 mistake If you rto not si-nd for n set to this song, im they nre the finest, grandest nnd most tenutlfullv colored slides ever sent out from the House of Harris, Regular price, ifiri.Of). To professionals only, nt 
$0.00 n set. Tlic ai'tunl cost of the negatives, fully protected by copyrights, In $1,500. The chorus of this song will soon be whistled on nil the street corners of every city In the known world. 

"JUST A GLEAM OF HEAVEN IN HER EYES" 



Word* and Mo.l< by CHAN. K. HARRIS. 

A wnltsi Inspiration. Once heard, never Jorgotten, and destined to be the waltz success of the coming season, 



"YOU NEVER SPOKE TO ME LIKE THAT BEFORE" 



Word* and mn.lr |,y III AS. K. HARRIS. 

A beautiful, pathetic, descriptive song story as only II Aititis can write 



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"FOR SALE, A BABY." 

Word* and mn*lo by OMAN. K. HARRIS. 

j ' One of Hie most pathetic, child songs Issued Mils season. A companion song to MR. HARRIS' "Always In the Way." 

"THE GIRL OF IYIY DREAMS" 

Word* and Slu.l, by CHAR. K. HARRIS. 

> " !, *)iS l 'I Written especially for high class singers. Without slides, This song can be sung by Indy or gentleman, In vaudeville, minstrelsy, concert or farce comedy, and Is hound to create n sensation. 

"ALWAYS IN THE WAT" 

Word* and Made by CHAN. K. HARRIS. 

The biggest song hit In the world today; equaling In sales MR. HARRIS' famous "After, the Rail." Getting more pupular every tiny. This song will Inst for many years to come, and will always make n hit whenever and 
Wherever sung. >> ^ ^ l ^ mmmmm ^ aaaB ^ ____^_ 

"COME TAKE A TRIP IN IVIY AIRSHIP" 

•i Ily GEO. EVANS and REM SHIELDS. 

■ k /* • Composers of the song, "In the (iootl Old Hummer Time." The coming song hit of the seoson. Nothing can stop HI ,..,.., - 

GOOD-BYE, IVIY LADY LOVE 

i •••■• ; ; By JOS. E. HOWARD, of HOWARD and EMERSON. • • "' « 

The biggest song lilt of the world today. A lilt Willi uny singer, any Hme, nny place or anywhere. Try It anil convince yourself.- ' . " 

"YOU'RE ALL ALL RIGHT" 

By FRANK D. BRYAN. 

One of the best nnd moat novel descriptive topical songs written In years, wjlli.n dozen extra verses to go with the song. Knch and every Terse will he needed, because you will take at least that many encores before they 
leave you on" the Binge. Han't forget lb send for Ibis song, ns It Ih iiii absolute m.vcliy, jind different from nny song on ihe m urkct toilny. * *" ** Kl ""- lu " , ' atau ' luco ™ o""" ""V 

"I'VE LOST IVIY APPETITE FOR CHICKEN" 

By IRVING .IONBS. ^^ , • J^T: .~W^~ 

I One of the greatest "coon song" writers In the world. The title tells the story. . The music will snenk for Itself. A laugh In every line. The audience will "break In" on you, as they can't heln It If von want a coon song, 
this In the song yun mm. IMS up nnd learn II. or send for a pr ofessional copy anil lie coin lined. 1'ull orchestrations hi any key, now re ady. * ' K} Qanl nt ' p "• " 5 °" Bnnt n coon wn| '' 

"MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME" 

i j By PAT BOONEY. ^^^ ^ '."T""^ 

A world sons lilt, by the author of "On a Oooil Old Trolley Itlde." Yon all know the kind of songs rot ,, writes. This song bents them nil! Hear him sing It In his act In the lendlne vnudevllle thentre* of America and 
then you will undoubtedly send for It. It will sweep 'he country J ust Hie swim- ns tils ■On a Uood Old I'wlley Ride. Ouce henrd, con never he forgotten, I'rofesHlonnl cople" niiS fufi orcSrii pnrts now ready. ' 

IF YOU HAVE NOT 8UNC AS YET THE HARRIS STANDARD SONG HITS, HERE THEY ARE: "You're the Sweetest Flower That Crows In 

Tennessee." "Sunday Morn I ng When the Church Bells Ring, f You Were I and I Were You," "Bimbo/ 1 » ^ell K You^lSITlW 

Barney." 4 'l»m Wearing My Heart Away for You." "In the Hills of Old Carolina," "I Knew At First Sight That I Loved Yot?.'' °Alnt Sat An 

Awful Feeling," "The Man Up In the Moon," "My Little Cuban Sue," "The Last Farewell," "When The Daisies and the Roses Went to 
War," "WheFe the Breezy Kezeys Blow," " My Lady From Japan," "Keep Away From Rosle," and "In the T Sweet 'Spring Time?? 

wr o* jo o d xs. not b xtr •— a-k? t xs tw z o xkts . 

UM1I.1. BI7.S1 4111 IIII PCR Tlllll 1IVII. I.MICV Ul'/L- tin III um. ™...,.,„ .- n ^^ " " ^l«W ■ ■• • .'•" 



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HHAIili 8I7.B, 910.00 I'KH THOUSAND) LAHGB SIZE, 1119.00 PER THOUSAND. 

Special title pages for cither site, at a small extra cost, In thousand lots or oyer. OHAS. K. liAURIii' song books eauuot be eipiolcd, contalulng, as they do, the season's hie 
nt," "im Wearing My Henri Awiiy for Voii." "Kor Hale. A llnliy." "(iiKiil Hye. My l.aUv Love. ' and the entire list of 1IAHKIH' famous sung biicccsW Tllese snug C are lli 
tea, etc., nnd contain only Ihe provnlllnK lilts of the HARRIS ctttnlogiie exclusively. Having exclusive printing fncllltles, we cau execute orders with promptness and dlsiintcu x 

. — .. . ....I. _*....*, ............... n .. a II . .■••! aa* W nt* a text* uiiimilou M**" # Mi.l^**.a i' 



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isperini line pages tor c.iiicr sue, m u mmm raira ami ■« »» »' " ", ,. " ,, ', »-■■"•>• •»■ • ■«•••••» »««« »™">«"™' "» '■■nwivu, cuniaiuing, aa i ney do, tbe season's bltr hntlnit .,,,».,.. .,,.1, „. ,i,,„.„ t„ >i,p 
Wat." "fm Weiirlng dv Henri Away for Von," "Kor Hale, a Italiy." "tiuod Itye. My l.acJv Love, • anil the entire list of HAItlilH' famous snug aiircesscH. -|<lie»e Koua ImokH nri. r?.» tXSn il f ' *" C J' n ".. Alwnya Inline 
jokes, 'tut «d« «<onl.ln only II... prevailing hits of the IIAUIIIS catillogiie exclusively. Having exclusive printing fncllltles, we can execute orders with promptness Tml .Tspatch! V & t ' ' o ^ &"vK 
stances ; tUMli must neeonipiiny all orders. Write for samples. . "w»w» «" iwokb bcih \,. o. n. nndernoy eircuin 




Uegulnr price from *10 to *lti per set: 'Down In tbo Vale of Shenendoop, ■ "i-or Hate. AJMW. "l iu Wearing Jlv llenrt Away for Vou." "Vou Never Spoke to Me I.Ike Tbot nefnn. 
Orchestra nnd Hnnd Uudera' atteutlou Is ivspectfully called to tlio tact that If they are not n* yet menibers of I ho Harris Band uud Orchestra Club they should sen.l in lif.i, ' 
which entitles theiu "■ "" vtl ' rla.nl ■ uln*— \. 



address, with One . Dollitr tfl.<M»>. 

ProfeMlonal cjiplcs'of nny of the above song successes MtM of charge, l'ostnge uuist be enclosed nrr mulling purposes; also n rccognlicd programme; no cards. If you are known to Mil riAIinia '«r '»«'«!. man- 
ager, no programme Is ncceasnry. A manager a O. K. la also sufflcl ent. <- . . ■ ■ . «■■«•». •• jon are Known to Mil. iiakiiim, qr (obis man 

PLEASE DIRECT ALL COMMUNICATIONS DIRECT TO THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NOT TO THE BRANCH AGENCIES. 






31 WE8T THIRTYFIRST ST., NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. — MEYER COHEN, Mgr. 

OHlCAUOOVriCEt OtaaBBU,, Cor. Clark nadLahaSt^ ... JOE M. HARRIS, Mgr, LONDON ... CANADA \~ SYDNEY, AUSTBAUA. 



AUGUSTI20. 



THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 



597 



ATTENTION • FORWA 






SHAPIRO, REMICK & CO 

THE BIG FIRM. FOR THE BIG SONGS. 

Another List of World Beaters, by World Beating Writers. 




» • 



BY JOE MAXWELL. 

The Haw Big Bnll.d Suooeu, Full of Patho*. lnter*pe»ed with a Vela of Sentimeat. glide* for thl* Wemher will he ■— if In Two Weeki. 

SEMINOLE 

The Qreatoet Indian gong in (he market, by WILLIAMS and VAN AUTYISK, the writer* of "Navajo." 

WN ON the BRAND Y WINE 



Till, li a corker. The Plantation Coon long, bjr BRYAN and MtiLLKX. 



STELLA 

Coon Bong Serenade, and a Sure Fire Bneore Winner. 



THE GONDOLIER 

The Venetian Love Ballad. The Country'. Reigning Bueeen. 



FAREWELL, NELLIE MINE 

•"ill WILLIAMS and VAH AMITYNK. 



'By WILLIAMS and VAN AI.flTYNK. 

One of the Oreateit March Ballads ever written, and right freih from the pre**. 




By WILLIAMS and UUHBLB. 
An Original Hube Bong. Nothing like It ever written before. 



I'M LONGING for MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME 

BRYAN and MULLRN'S Beautiful Oetorlptive Ballad. Blldei for (hi. number now ready, and don't overlook them. 

FOLLOW™ MERRY CROWD 

The Big Walt* Bong and the ever popular Hummer hit. 

THE TALE & OLD BLACK CROW THE SWEETEST 6IRL in DIXIE 

By O'DBA and ADAMB. 

Another number «ong, and the bett rung they have ever written. 

TIPPECANOE 

The Comic Indian Bong, by WILLIAHB and VAN AI.8TV.tlC, 
Introduced In "The Southerner*." 



t°. f e OLD BLACK CROW 

WILLIAHB and VAN ALBTYNB. 
If you want a GKBAT production number look till* one over. 

IN ZANZIBAR 

The Monkey Bong recently released from 
•'The Medal and the Maid." 



Space will not permit ui to give you namei of a hundred other.. Bvery kind of a .on,, by the well known writers, JBHOMB and SCHWARTZ, BRYAN an.l HVLLBN, WILLIAHB end 
VAN ALBTYNB, O'DBA and ADAMB, and many other*. 

Come and lee u* and .elect something that I. BOUND to win you JUVWMJ, ne**lhla 

Proftailonal coplc* to recognlted p«r7ormer*-No Card*. Bend ua Program*, also Route but a* far ahead a* psearoi*. 



Manager of the 
«, PROFESSIONAL DEPARTMENT, 

WITH HIS STAFF OF 8 PIANISTS, WILL BE GLAD TO GIVE TtOU CAREFUL ATTENTION. 



GEO. BOX8KORD, 

IN OiUROBOP 0KCUE8TIUTI0NB. 



IN BTAOINU NOMBKIt, ALWAYS AT YODB HKHVIOK. 



SHAPIRO, RCMICKttt CO., The Big Firm 



45 WE 
10 Wiiherell Street, Detroit, Mich. 

MIBS HBNRIBTTA BLANKS, In charge of Prof. DepL 



28th STREET, NEW YORK. 



Braid Opera Howe. 87*89 Clark Street Chicago. 

ALBKtlT U (THUMB, WUtBU VHAIKI, oharg. .rl'rof. Dept. 



598 



THE^JSTEW YORK CLIPPER. 



August 20. 



GOING BIGGER THAN EVER 




WIIyL R. A IVI3KR BOAT'S Wonderful [Song Hit, 







YOU ARE THE ONLY, ONLY, ONLY." 

Biggest B0B| Snceeil far Two Coancntlve Soasoni, is PISHEB A BYLEY S ProdncUon of "TIE SILVER 8LIPPEB." 



Can Be Introduced In Any Kind of Act and la a SURE FIRE 

APPLAUSE STARTER 
Warranted to. Warm the Hearta of the Coldest Andienoe 
And Whan the Man&ger Heart Them Cheer 
UP GOES TOUR STANDING- 
(and probably Salary) 
i la Any Old Show. 

TRY IT 
NOW. 

FBEE~Pro1nsiiml Ceples te Recognized Perforiers, ir thou seeding up-to-date prograrorae.—NO CAEDS. 
^WTTlVTAttT^ <fc, SONS. !IPixl3lisIxez-s, 

WITMARK BUILDING, 144-146 West 37th Street, HEW YORK. Look for the Bee Hive Clock Tower. 




We Are Headquarters 

For all kinds of supplies (or Street Hen, Outdoor 
Vendon, Agents, Canvassers, Dane and Knife 
Board Hen, Premium and Scheme Hen and gen- 
eral dealen. Our 480 page catalogue free to all 
meaning business. 

N. SHURE CO., 

Wholssals Jewelry, Watches, NovtHlei, Etc., 
CHICAGO. ILL. 

HIGH CLASS 
MAGICAL APPARATUS 

At moderate prices. Large stock, immense 
variety. Illustrated Catalogue free. New 
Mammoth Catalogue Just Issued. 20 c. List of 
400 bargains In fine apparatus for 2c. stamp. 
A. BOTBRBBRQ, 176 Ontario Bt, Chicago. 



Auditorium 

ASSUMPTION. ILL. 

Population, -2, 600. New house; seating 460. Elec- 
trio lights. Mining town. Pay on loth and tain 
ot eaon month. Address 

A. CONNER, Manag er. 



Do Tou WANT MILITARY GOODS? 

BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS. 
TENTS, GUNS and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY 

DESCRIPTION. From Government Auction. 
No matter what yon want In that line I can 
supply It, New or second hand. Bend for 
catalogue. B. B. ABRAHAMS, 

an South St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



PHOTOGRAPHS 

Cabinet Photos of yourself for selllng.SHO per 1,000. 
New Bdeoa OARBONAfinlsh. Samples fordlme. 
- HUSBAND OR WIFE PHOTOS, SS.00 

r 1,000; FORTUNES, too.: Samp. lOo. 

"~ For Future Photographs 
and Lovers' Post Office. 

Millard St., PhUa.. Pa. 



CIITIIDE HUSBAND 

VBffi. 



IN. 

Nickel or Penny In Slot ELE0TRI0AL PLAYING 
PIANO (TUB NICK UN), Mahogany Case, Orchcs- 
trlin Attachment, fi Podals, 140 worth ot musto. 
Used seven months; practically as good as new. 
Cost $900; sell for 1250, boxed, F. O. B. $100 cash, 
balance 0. O 1). Privilege of examination, Also 
have GAS BURNING lino TESTER (Wiseman's 
make). Cost, 1100; sell $46. Address 
RIQ08' AHUHEMENT CO., Capt. C.W. Rlggs, Pros., 
Noa. 41-48 University Piaoe, New York City. 



Thomson & Vandiveer's 

Circus, Menagerii aid Hippodrome Tents, 

Have a record of over forty years as being superl or 
In Material, Finish, Workmanship, Style, Durabil- 
ity and Economy to all others manufactured. Es- 
timates given on application. 

No. 130-432 £. THIRD ST., Olnolnnatl, O. 



CLUB JUGGLERS 

Bind lor Illustrated dialogue, Frsi. 

FIEI sKEIIHIT. 502 1. ist> St. a, r . 
"FIRE PROOF SCENERY, 

AI.1. KINDS, TO ORDER. 





The TIFFIN SCENIC CO., Tiffin, 0. 




'MORPHINE 

To provo thnt tho Harris Trpntment 
.r ALL druH liftMln, iro will sond 



COJTjr** trlthl peekattQ In rliiln nrnpior. 
| rw%wmWm u(»on muiMt If you don t tawM It 

send the nscno of o frtoml who does. XVp rap*. 
k cU-ly dHlrefUMffhrre other remcillr* have 
I sVUtw* Lt'ttort In strict ronfidonw*. W r Ito in 

froely ot your cmo. Our Imokibtulodt scntfroo. 
' Htrritluillitt.RMDCM.^O W.2WS...NewYerfc 



■ LIUErj laU.UV8TKA.TINO THE GREAT 

8T. L0D18 EXPOSITION. 

Complete set with Lecture, Bend for lists. 

FILMS 

GOOD COMIC. ETC., FILMS. ALSO A MOV- 
1NU PICTURE MACHINE WANTED. 

M. WU1TK, 803T Walnut, folia,, Pa. 



J. & F. GROTTA, DRUGGISTS, 

448 SIXTB AVE., Corner 27th STREET, N. Y„ 

Dealers in Theatrical Specialties, 

M. STEIN'S COLD CREAM 
CUT TO 



1. POUND 




» TO AVE. COR. 27 m 5T 
s«W YORK 

abwt roar Barn opon tocbift or price 



DOBIN No. 18 ROUGE, 15c. JAVA POWDER, 21c. 
TETIOWS 8WAMHDOWH, 9c. GOSSAMER, 15c. 



Don't Forget Yon Can Fill In a Week at the 



HAMILTON, CANADA, 



And Break your Jump Between New York and Chicago. 
SEASON OPENS SEPT. 10. J. G. APP1.KTON. flgr. 



Tho World Is* VA/ 



aitlngfora 
HERE IT 181 



OreatWaltB Ml* 



AMOROSA WALTZES 

Now ready for full Band, 14 part Orchestra, with Piano accom., Onllar, Handolln and Piano Solo 
FllEK to Leaders who program their music, Others send 10c 

CHRISMAN HUsio PUB. CO., Bt. Louis, Ho., 
Publisher, of the Greet Pike Hit, "HELLO THERE, JIIKKI" 



LEE J. KELLAM, 

Business Manager or Advance Agent. 

Sober, Reliable, Experienced. Mustier, Good Appearance and Address. Prefer Al Repertoire Co. 
Address No. 01 OLIPFORD ST., Detroit, Mloh. 



MANAGERS, 'TAKE NOTICE. 

THE LEFFEL TRIO, 

IN THEIR GROTESQUE TRAMPOLINE BAR ACT, 

Carrying the FI nest Bcerery and Scenlo Effects of any vaudeville act. At present one of tte Special 
Features with the Walter L. Main Great Show. vm a xtst* tphcitit ■»*__ 

OPEN TIME IN DEO. and JAN. rKAWfi. IaEiFJTJSLi, Mgr. 



\KrAZ*Tti>T>* 



A GOOD, CLEVER SKETCH TEAM THAT CAN 8INC AND 
DANCE; ALSO DO COMEDY IN ACT8. 

Change for Ove nights. This Is the second vacancy In tills company for Ave years of constant 
work, whtoh Is certainly a guarantee of sure salary and good treatment, so be sure you are qt aimed 
to till above requirements before Joining. I positively will not tend ticket, but will advance one 
week's Balary after first show. Don't send C. O. D. telegrams. Those that fake piano given prefer- 
ence. GEO. A. FITZGERALD, MaryvUle, Nodaway Co., Missouri. 



WILBURTON. IND. TEH. 

HAS A SEW OPERA HOUSE KNOWN AS 

THE RAT. 

Two Railroads. Population, 8,000. Seating ca- 
pacity, 1,000. Good show town. Correspondence 
solicited Ready Sept. is, 190* 

DR. W. A. COX, Hgr„ Wllbnrton. Ind. Ter. 

ADVANCE AGENT AT LIBERTY. 

BERT BEDIMS 

Repertoire or One flight Stands. 

3»% Madlaon Street, Fort Wayne. Ind. 

WANTED QUICK, 

FOR 

Witt's Theatre Company, 

A I Ripertslre People in All Lines, 

Emotional Leading Man and Woman. 

Those doing specialties preferred. Host Join on 
wire. St^te your verr lowest; I pay all. 
ED. DCB1K8K.Y, Laporte City, la. 



FOI 



► Ai_tr, 



'Matilda of Matteawan' 

By CHESTER BARRON. 

Plays 20 minutes. Contains a positive novel tv. 
1 male, 1 remale and extra. MRS. U. C. DE MILLE, 

Agent for CHESTER BARRON. 
HQ2 Broadway, JJew York. 



A PACK OF CARDS 

Is held In lett hand, with right above. Any cord 
named by audience rises to right hand. Secret, 24c. 
PROF. RMMETT TITTLE, Benin Heights, Ohio. 

FOR SALE, Cheap, Combined Seng-lllustri- 

TOR, Stereopltcon, Spot Light and Portable Cal- 
cium Light outfit. Write for photos and descrip- 
tion. 0. R. VEUMILYEA, Susquehanna, Pa. 



PROCTOR'S 

ENTERPRISES. 

F. F. PROCTOR, Sole Proprietor and Manigtr 
J. AUSTIN FYNE8, Gm.r.l Manager. 

6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6 

DeToted to Refined Entertainment. 
Proctor'. Dth Ave. Theatre, Proctor'. 
Slid St. Theatre, I'roctor'. 68th St. 
Theatre, I'roctor'. 125th St. Theatre 
Proctor". Newark Theatre, Proctor's 
Albany Theatre. 

PROCTOR'S STOCK CO. 
Presenting; Best Plays. 

WANTED. BEST ACTS HI 

VAUDEVILLE. 

If you do not receive s reply. It may be 
because the time Is Oiled ; yon are therefore 
advised to write again In four weeks. Do 
NOT euclose stamp for reply. 

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: *°? 

plots of sets; complete '"prop" lists; If can 
open and close In one ; EXACT time of acts, 
and of "close In;" billing: for newspapers 
and programmes; sod CLEAN PHOTO- 
GRAPHS for I.OnBIES TWO WEEK8 In 
ADVANCE OF OPENING DATE AT EACH 
HOUSE, addressing RESIDENT MANAGER 
FAILURE TO COMPLY with these IN- 
STRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT ARTISTS 
to the RISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDE- 
VILLE REHEARSALS MONDAYS, A M , 
SHARP. 

Playwrights, Authors and Play Agents, 
Vaudeville Artists and Players, address 

J. AUSTIN FY.NES, General Manager, 

FIFTH AVE. THEATRE. IT. T. CITY. 



SIEGMAN 
& WEIL, 

77-81 WOOSTER ST. * 

(Bit. Spring and Brooms), New York. 

Theatrical Supplies, 
Grease Paints, . . . 
Tights, Wigs, . . 
THEATRICAL JEWELRY) 
Gold & Silver Trimmings, 
Spangles, Etc., 

Ws tend goods C. 0. 0., tubjtct lo Impaction, 
but roqulro a Dsooslt on all (Mora. 



BEND sets. 

FOB 
CATALOGUE. 

HO. 4. 

Send seta, for 

Catalogue 
Ko. 8. 



Send sots. 
for 



ions 



FILMS! FILMS! 

And Moving Picture Machines, all makes, bought 
and for sale. A large stock of Supplies constantly 
on hand. OUTFITS RENTED. Write to ns 
today. 

LEWIS M. SWAAB « CO.. 

338 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



WANTED, SIDE SHOW PEOPLE 
Campbell Bros.' Shows, 

Han and wife to do Second Sight, Sid* Show 
Talkers, Lady Performers, Lady lo Handle Snakes, 
Colored Musicians for Band. Address 

J C O'RH IP v 

Musicians address. PROF. SAM REID, Edna, Ho., 
Aug. 17; Klrkbvllle, Mo„ Aug. 18; Trenton, Mo., 
Ang. 18; Seymour, la., 80; Princeton, Mo.. 22. 

PLAYS 

For Stock Tbealres, Repertoire Companies, k Spe- 
cial Road Productions; alio written to order, re- 
vised and forsale. Send for latestcatalogue. T, H. 
W1NNETT, 1402 B'way, N.Y., Emergency Bureau. 



TENOR SOLOIST AT LIBERTY 

AFTER 10th OP SEPT., 

to First Class Company only; Kent complexion. 

JAMES H. WORBTAIf, 

THE KITTATINNf, Del. Water Gap. 



HAVE 



YOU EVER SAID: "I WISE SOMEBODY WOULD WRITE AB OLD-TIIE BALLAD, 80IETHIH6 SIMPLE AID SWEET, SEHT1HEHTAL YET SEISIBLF, CATCBY 
BUT 'OLASSY,' Al AIB THAT WILL 'HABI0I12E' A8 A DOETT, TBIO, QDABTETTE OB COIFLETE CHOBAL ?" 



99 



IUCHARD GERARD and HARRY ARHSTHONO have written Jnat the Seng yon have been looking for and It le caUed 

"YOU'RE THE FLOWER OF MY HEART, 

SWEET ADELINE 

A Sure* \A/ 1 n p ear Wherever Mesard. It Holds Every Audionca Spellbound. 

Ooms i Of Sentiment Strung on as Singlo Ooldon Thread of Melody. 

Every Singer who hsas Tried It Reports Instant ■uooaaw" 

Whole Mou.es Oo Out Whistling the S*e*reln. 

•""I ne for Male Quartette. 

An Kxoellent Trio. 

Splendid Duett 

Swell Solo. 

"IT." 

FBEE.-Prefessleiel Copies to recognizee" Perfeners er these sending ep te date pr.gruie.--NO OABDS. 
M. WITMARK & SONS, Publlahers, 
WITH ARK BUILDING, 144-146 Weit 37 th SU New York. LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE CLOCK TOWER. 



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THE 3STETW YORK CLIPPER. 



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SINGE 

IPTHEOOMINO SEASON'S R| 




At 





OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE 



By JACOBS and ROBINSON. 

All wjio have used it will confirm this statement. You will do the same if you try it. TRY IT! 

Beautiful Quartette Arrangement by SHATXUCK. 
* r * ,iCiE — Prof essio nal copies to recognized performers or those sending up-to-date programme.— no oards. 

M. NA/ITMARK & SONS, Publishers, 

WITMARK BUILDING. 144-146 West 87th Street. New York. LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE CLOCK TOWER. 



GRAND OPERA HOUSE, 

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 

Newly refitted, newly furnished, a family playhouse. Modern in 
detail. The Only Vaudeville Theatre in this City. 



NTBD, 

FOR OPENING WEEK, SEPT. 12, AND LATER DATE8, 

Specialty People in all branobes of tbe Vaudeville and Circus business, including Aerial, 
Wire, Brother, Bar, Trap and Flying acts ot every description. Nothing Too Big. Also 
First Glass Piano Leader, best io tbe business. 

DOMINION THEATRE, 

WINNIPEG, MAN., CANADA. ' 

HOW BKIlfO BUILT AT A. COST OP $60,000. 

The Hest Beautiful Theatre li (be Northwest Dinted to High Glass Vaudeville. 

UNDER TBE MANAGEMENT OF JVXo "KTVT y T ^ * 
EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES AHD BOOK ISO AGENTS, 

IRELAND * ARMSTRONG, 

204 Schiller Bldg., CHICaSO, lit. 

THE UNIQUE, 

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 

REFINED VAUDEVILLE THEATRE 

Now being ereoted at 411 East Washington St, oomplying with the new build inn 
ordinance, fully equipped and with all conveniences for patrons as well as performers. 
Will open Sept. 5. All acts capable of playing to lad; audiences invited to write in 
Those who can't make good need not waste stamps. Mo wine rooms, no Sunday work, 
and two matinees a w.ek. No connection whatever with the old stand. 

, R. B. THORBUS. Manager. 

TOT ANTED, For OPENING, SEPT. 5, of 

STANDARD THEATRE, 

Beaumont, ^Texas, 

PERFORMERS IN ALL LINES, SISTER TEAMS, SKETCH ARTISTS, 

NOVELTY ACTS, BURLESQUE AND CHORUS LADIES, 

FOR LONG SEASON. 

People who played for a* Inst ieo,on, write u«. Addre.s all communication, to 
ALVIDO ol LASSERHE, Standard Theatre, Hou.ton, Texaa. 



FRED BACKENSTOE, Local Manager, Beaumont, Tela.. 




MAGIC BOOKS. 



Just the thing for Gift Enter- 
prises. Street Mr n and Meglo 
Workers. Beautifully Illus- 
trated, Flash; Covers, 13,60 per 
1,000. We alio publish a big 
line ot Trick Cards. ti.M per 
L0O0; Sons and Joke Books, 
$7.50 per 1,000. Oar new cata- 
logue ot Up- to- Date Novelties Is 
rree. I. WHITS! OR, 
No. 240 E. Madison St., Chicago 



OPEN TIMS. 

NEW AUDITORIUM, RUS8ELLVILLE. By. A 
modern playhouBC, thoroughly np to date In all 
I's appointments. Scenery and equipment of the 
best. Booking seaaon 1004-6. Can stage heavleat 
productions. Want only good attractions and 
one a week. Good business tor good shows. Open 
time In AUGUST and 8EITEMBER It tak-n quick 
Would book one or two Al Repertoire Companies 
during season. U. B. CALDWELL, M anager. 



DO YOU WANT 

GOOD FILMS? 

15,000 Feet Edison and Imported Paths, Frerei 
and Melles Films. Used one and two weeks 
Same as new. Bind for list. 

ELECTRIC THEATRE, Chutes Perk, 
KIDZIB A JACKSON', Chicago, III. 



SLOT MACHINES. 

Our Electric Blowers are wonderful money 
getters everywhere. $28.00. Circular. 

GABBER MFO. CO., Webster, Mass. 



circus canvas and Tents of evenr de- 
scription. Second Band Tents In Stock write 
tor estimate. 



Successors 



129-MJ Fount St., Detroit, Mich. 



TINTYPEMEN 

1 have a new Rim (also parts) for Tin Type Bottom, 
and all kinds of Photo Jewelry. 
WU. L. HARTMAN, 144 W. 6th St., Cincinnati, 0. 
Everything In Campaign Buttons and Kims. 



Bands and 




IK A REPERTOIRE OF HIGH CLASS COMED1EB, INCLUDING THE EVER 

POPULAR SUCCESS, 

A WIFE WANTED. 

- mMUB Bgaa?"*- BIO 3 SMUT SBOW, BOM TBE ABOVE. 

"HT A arnriPl* Full Company of Farce Comedy People-Old Man, Old Maid, Soabrette, 
w» JmJX A Hlrtj Juvenile. Lead Comedian. Piano Player. Sister Team. 

W. A. Mack, Phil. J. Oampbe 1, Prof. March, Esteiu Plunkett, Mlsa Kellog^rTwo Macks, write me. 
Very lowest, as yon know you get it. Long season. REHEARSAL CALL bwt. *■ 

Address all communications to WABDE Ac KBMDH1CK, 4 Sew street, Wilmington, Del. 



CIRCUS PEOPLE Doing Two or More Acts, 
TWO GOOD FEATURE ACTS, 

HIrtrr.. with Stock: Versatile Fan. 11 j% wltli Hiding Act., »*«-. !"••. ■ ^P^Vl 
mast fens and tumble! Clown, Concert and Bide Show People, Leader and 
Jlu.lctan.. Salary ma.t be low. Long season BoutL. Write .... . 

HASKELL At BlflSEBAUOH, Wagon Clrcns, Mattoon, llllnola. 



BEDFORD 



A MEW ACT WITH AM OLD SABB, 



THE MULTCM 111 PAKVO 



1I1TJ 1UVM M wsw »" ■*..-. . — ^^^ 

BURLESQUE JUGGLERS, 

A«.r .w. T^^^^^-S^^^^^^^* 

Pennanent address, 1807 BOPVIER AVE., PUlt.ADELP t gj 



Performers 

PITT8BDB8 



PASSING THROnOB AND 
WANTING SUNDAY DATE IN 

CALHOUN -OAK WOOD or SOUTHERN PARKS, 
write. A. 8. McSWIGAN, Mgr. Amusements. 




BARNES' 

MONKEY 
CIRCUS 

AT LIBERTY AFTER SEPT. 30. 

Would like to join some show or company for 
the Winter season. Permanent address 

AL. O. BARNES 



333 ST. PAUL! AVE., 
•Jenny City, IT, J. 



CARS 



FOB LEA8E. SUE 
0B STORAGE. . . . 

Repairs and Alterations Made. 

NEW JERSEY CAR WORKS, GIlftlB, N. J. 



F^or Sale, 

soo Seoond-haia PLUSH OPERA CHAIR S, Goo d 
condition. AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITUBX 

00., VMH-» West nth St., New York city. 



At Liberty, Espaopola, the Dancer, 

Assisted by ED, 8HELLBBR0, In the Beantlrul 
Pantomime Creation, ALOY'S DREAM, tor Vaude- 
ville or First Class Road Production. 

414 ORAND RIVER AVE., Detroit, Mich. 



STUDIO FOR SALE. 

A folly equipped Studio. All ready for business. 
For particulars address 

STUDIO, care CLIPPER. 



WANTED, FOB SEASON 1905, 

YOUNG BAREBACK RIDER. 

Young man with some exporlence as a rider and tumbler. No stock neceisary, Write at onoe enclos- 
ing photograph and statlnglowest terms. ;^5 
HARRY WEMTWOBgH, c*te of Ilartium A Uallcy Show, en route. 

TUB DACTOEKG WONDERS, 

Jack Brown §J Lillian 

8TR0I0E8T AID fBBTTIBST DAB01BS AOT II VAODEVILLl 

Feature aot over the Melville circuit of parks. Now booking tor next season. Two shows aday our limit. 

GEO. a«> MAY WOODWARD, 

"The Original Sunburned Rubes." 

Are playing at Tony Pastor's 14th street Theatre, New York Olty, this week. They will be AT LIB- 
ERTY after Aug. rf to loin a drst class FAROE COMEDY Olt A ONE PIECE SIIU\V for this COMIM) 
SEASON. Strong Irish comedy Parts, also Tenor In Quartette. Invite all Managers and Agents to 
come and look ns over. P. 8.— Sea cut of aot In front part of this Issue. Remember this Is NOT a silly 
kid act. Address TONY PASTOR'S 14th STREET THEATRE, Now York Olty. 




I. ARTP.Rff SI IHRS °< lhe Ht - '■<""• Exposition, Japan-Russian War, Political Cartoons. Latest 
ban IbEin DIiIUBD gongs, eto ; Plain aocts., Colored aocts. BPK0IAL NOTICE.-! have 
brought out sn entirely NEW STYLE OF SLIDE, which Is far superior to a plain slide, and desig- 
nated ss uoldthohpe'S MOHOOHROME lantern Slides. Price Met*. To Introduce, E 



will rent 40 at ll.oo per month. 



OEO. J. GOLDTHORPK, 1MW W. STItl St., N. Y. 



And TOUPEE MAKERS 

Full Line of Make Up Cosmetics, 
OOTLB A DEUTBOBIAII, • III W. 87th Street, MM Breed*.*, lew Terk. 



WIG 



A POSITIVE NOVELTY THAT 15 TIMELY ! 



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PAUL WEST and JOHN W. BRATTON'S 
Dashing- March Number, 



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lata 



CAIL-PBH FORMERS, ATTENTION, TO TRY 

Ludwig's "Red Seal" Grease Paints and all Face Make-Up. 



SCENERY 



fboduotims paiited, theatbes equip pb>. 

8eii for Estimates. Corrwpo.tJen.ee SeUeUei 1 . 

ADOLPMSTEIDLE, IMB omoA^' r ' 



HAPPY JAPPY 

SOLDIER MAN 

ejS JBJ FOB IT! IT OAHHOT FSIL H 

Also Continued Success of LAMB and BBATTGN'S 

"SOMEBODY'S WAITING 
'NEATH SOUTHERN SKIES" 

A Big- Favorite with the Leading- Singers of Such Songs. 

fK ■CBC.-'Piofe.ilonai copies Io recognised) perfoiraer. or thote sending up-to-date progrararae "NO CARDS" 

3 9 X»Ul>llsailB.«9irA9o> 



Wltmark ■ «jlldln B , l-o«%-l<*»e \rV-avt 37th SB-trcne**, Nssw York. 

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NEW YORK, AUGUST 27, 1904. 



VOLUME LI I. -No. 27. 
Prlo* 10 Canti. 



Ki% Clipper's 

Mots, Personalities ami Comments, 

COKCEH.NINO 

ST1GE FOLK and Sometimes OTHERS 



BY J OSEPHINE GEO. 

Mildred Holland's success of last season, 
"The Triumph of an Empress," did so well 
that she will take the play out again this 
season. The booking tor It Is even better than 
that of last year, and this clever actress may 
well be proud ot the place she Is making tor 
herself In the theatrical world. 

Many prominent actresses have been mak- 
ing collections ot stage Jewels that are re- 
productions of those owned and worn by the 
nobility, but It remains for Miss Holland 
to surpass these by the magnificent "crown 



veloped the fact that most of the world's 
greet women were small In stature — Cleopa- 
tra, Helen of Troy, Charlotte Corday, Joan 
D'Arc and many others were beneath the 
average height recorded of women, therefore 
her anxiety concerning the required stature 
tor her new star part was of short duration. 



The recent advent of a son In the royal 
household of Bnasla, where there were small 
daughters galore, much to the sorrow of the 



The small girl, with swollen cheeks and 
tear wet eyes, came Into Miss Holland's 
room and lay the llttlo face on the arm ot 
the actrees, and, with a sob of pain, said : 

"Oh, Auntie, you don't know how my tooth 
hurts I" 

"Nonsense!" sa'd ber aunt, "such tiny 
teeth as yours are not big enough to ache— 
you're only Imagining the pain." Proceed- 
ing to explain some ot the tenets of the re- 
ligion, she soon talked the child almost, but 



Jewels" which she wears as Catherine the 
Great in her production. They are the exact 
replica of the Russian crown Jewels ot the 
time of that powerful empress, and Miss Hol- 
land Is to be congratulated upon the oppor- 
tunity afforded her to procure them. 

For three months last year Miss Holland 
was traveling in Russia In search of "local 
color" for her play, and while there was for- 
tunate enough to meet, through some friends, 
a prince, whose Influence procured her the 
privilege ot viewing the Jewels, which play 
a part in her production. She was permitted 
to sketch designs from them, and Beck, the 
famous Parisian Jeweler, reproduced the 
beautiful collection at a far greater coat than 
is usually applied to this portion of a stage 
wardrobe. 



When It became known last season that 
Miss nolland was to play the role of Cath- 
erine the Great, In "The Triumph of an Em- 
press," a certain manager was heard to re- 
jn«rk that be considered Miss Holland's 
height— which la something more than Ave 

hT t0 *• far leM than *■** wn,ch one 
■MM pouet, ln ordw to imperiloMte Mcn 

"'"torical personage as Catherine. The 
actress, who was deeply Interested In her 
,. "J* he «d of the remark, and set about 
J°«tliy herself In assuming the role of one 
'apposed to be a woman of more than ordi- 
nary stature. To her great satisfaction she 
round that Catherine, according to historical 
^counts, was a small woman of only a little 
more than Ave feet In height Furthermore, 
** Ho »w>d's researches on the subject de- 



century, which Is a recent acquisition of the 
museum, and Is said to have cost $100,000. 
Another group of visitors stood near, and 
one young girl remarked : 

"I don't see where the money Is In that 
old tarnished thing! I wonder what they're 
keeping It for anyway." 

"Because It's famous," replied another, 
who bad probably seen Klaw k Brlenger'a 
big production. "Why, den't you know, that 
Is the chariot that 'Ben llur' won his big 
race with?" 



Ray Comstock, manager ot "The Run- 
aways," Is still telling his Broadway friends 
about some of his experiences when he Joined 
the company on Ita Southern tour laat 
Spring. Here are a couple of his most 
treasured anecdotes : 

In an Alabama town be fell In with two 
traveling men who had been covering con- 
siderable territory by wagon. They had been 




Czar, Czarina, and the whole nation, elicited 
the remark from Miss Holland that perhaps 
now the Czarina would wear • happier ex- 
pression, for though while In Russia she had 
had a view of that great lady four times, aha 
saw each time only the deepest sorrow de- 
pleted In ber face. 

» 
Miss Holland la Interested In Christian 
Science, which so many of the profession 
have taken up during the past few years. 
Her latest convert la her small niece, who 
believes Implicitly every word ber fond aunt 
utters. The child's faith was severely tried 
not long ago, even though she felt the' pain 
she denied, according to the Christian Sci- 
ence belief. 



not quite, out of her belief In tbe tooth ache. 

A few minutes later the mother ot the 
little one came Into tbe room, and seeing 
signs of recent tears on her face, asked : 

"What's the matter, dearie?" 

"Oh," said the child, fresh from Instruction 
ln the belief ot her beloved aunt, "I thought 
I had the tooth ache, but Aunt Mildred ssys 
I haven't" 

That plays direct the mind of the public 
was Illustrated In tbe hearing of Miss Hol- 
land tbe other day while she was escorting 
some out ot town friends through the Metro- 
politan Museum. 

They bad Just been examining, through Its 
piste glass case, a Boman chariot ot the first 



compelled to stop wherever night found 
them, and at one farmhouse were received by 
the owner In true Southern hospitable style, 

At table tbe host arose and allowed bla 
glance to rove solemnly from the faces of bl« 
twelve children of various sizes to tbe ex- 
pectant countenances of his two guests. 

"Gentlemen," he said In sepulchral tones, 
"It hex alius been our custom to hev the 
fam'ly assist ln ssyln' grace. Each of my 
children sez a verse from the Scriptures, an' 
I shall expect you to do the ssme." 

Long before the middle sized child bad 
been reached In tbe course of that composite 
blessing, the two drummers were perspiring 
freely In tbe effort to recoil even a line from 
the Bible. At laat tbe fatal moment arrived, 
nnd tbe first traveler, In response to the 
host's gesture that meant bis turn, burst 
forth In strident tones : 

"Jesus wept." 

Involuntarily tbe otber drummer groaned 
aloud, for this wss tbe one veno that had 
also come to his memory. Casting upon bla 
companion an agonized glance, be muttered 
under his breath : 

"Sure, be did." 



At another town Mr. Comstock fell In with 
a young chap who was hound for tbe North. 
Naturally, they fell Into conversation, during 
the course of wblcb Comstock discovered 
that his new acquaintance balled from New 
York. 

"And what have you been doing down 
here?" asked tbe manager. 

"Ob, I've been working with the constrsa- 



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August 27. 



lion cang at tbe coke ovens over yonder. My 
uncle bag bo Interest In them." 

"Sore on tbe Job?" questioned Comitock. 
' "Uh-hub 1" grunted tbe lad In a noncom- 
mittal manner. 

__ "Grub about here rather tough P queried 
Com stock. 

"Mebby 'taln't the wont ever," aald tbe 
New York boy somewhat alanglly. "I could 
have stood (or toe taters Boating In grease, 
and tbe flntlron biscuits, but I can't stand 
anybody bossing the way I conduct my toilet 
In the morning." 

"Didn't they like your clothes down here?" 
Inquired Comstock, getting Interested. 

"It wasn't the clothes, tut tbey don't seem 
to have any use down here tor a fellow that 
brushes bis teeth. The man 1 roomed with 
kicked because my tooth powder got on to 
the bottom of the wash basin. lie said I'd 
tither got to stop cleaning my teeth or 'git' 
I'm now 'glttlng' back to Sod's country." 

♦ « ♦ 

01 II LONDON LETTER. 



Mar- 



End theatre, as he Is snxloua to Introduce to 
a London audience the dream play, "To- 
morrow," In which be has been scoring a 
marked provincial success. Tbe action of 
"To-morrow" begins la 1776, and ends In 
1903. 

Albert Le Fre has been engaged to play 
the part of tbe Frenchman, Francois, In 'Tbe 
Prince of Pllsen." 

Tbe famous Ten Ichl troupe of Jspanese 
Jugglers made their first appearance In Eng- 
land at the Albambra, on Monday night, 

Tbe Coliseum now being built In St. I 
tln'a Lane, and Intended to be ready (or 
opening at Christmas, Is to be a huge bouse, 
far larger than tbe Hippodrome. Its enter- 
tainments are to be on a very large acale, too, 
for there are to be no less than four per- 
formances a day — morning, afternoon, even- 
ing and night. Tbe morning abow will be a 
decided Innovation, and the Coliseum will 
certainly be tbe only theatre In London that 
one can visit before lunch. 

r. A. Lennon, of tbe Bradford Empire. 
baa been selecteJ for tbe post of manager of 
the Itlcbmond Theatre when It opena as a 
music hnll shortly. 

Tbe Kmplre holiday bill Includes: Ouldo 
Ginidlnl, whistler; Bam Elton; T. Nelson 
Downs, king of coins ; tbe Four Nlghtons, In 
their ring act ; Paultoa and Doley, trick bi- 
cyclists; Tschernoff's performing ponies and 



(nov oua own cobbrbpondisot.) S?I?L ,h . e . Four Merkef Btsttra, acrobats, and 

_____ "High Jinks." 



Clipper Bureau, 

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Leicester Square, 
London, W. G. 

Aug. e. 

A few weeks ago I gave an extract from 
an article In The Btaae on tbe great exodus 
of English players this season to America, 
and now The Daily Chronicle gives tbe de- 
talla of Charles Frohman's widespread plans : 
"Playgoers will express surprise when they 
learn that nearly all tbe leading English 
actors have been engaged by Charlea troh- 
man to visit America during the next few 
months, and that Mr. Frolirann Intends Im- 

Sortlng various 'stars' from tbe United 
tates to take their places temporarily. Mr. 
Frohman has become tbe most prominent 
theatrical manager In the world. He Is a 
keen lover of the drama and a shrewd man 
of business. lie believes In paying good 
salaries to good players. Regarding his busi- 
ness with playwrights, he Informed a Daily 
Chrontclo representative before leaving Eng- 
land that be has secured unnamed comedies 
by A. W. l'lnero. Itobert Marshall, II. A. 
Jones, J. M. Bnrrle, Iladdon Chambers, Au- 
gustus Thomas. Clyde Pitch, Henry 0. Cnrle- 
ton, William Gillette, Paul Potter and II. V. 
Esmond. When Kir. Plnero's new play has 
been produced at Wyndhom's, and has run 
Its course, Mr. Frohman will bring over Wil- 
liam Collier to play at this bouse In Richard 
Harding Davis' piece, 'The Dictator,' and In 
Augustus Thomas' farce, 'On the Quiet.' He 
also Intends that Maude Adams shall make 
her long deferred appearance In London In a 
new play, probably by Mr. Zangwlll. Knrly 
next month he will reopen tbe Duke of York's 
with Mr. Zengwlll's play, 'Merely Mary Ann, - 
In which Eleanor Robeon will have the prin- 
cipal role. Miss Itobson is due In London ou 
Thursday. Mr. Frohman has also bought a 
dramatization of Kudyard Kipling's 'Tbe 
Godsbys,' and a novelty by Cosmo Gordon 
Lennox, entitled 'Tbe Indiscretion of Mr. 
Kingsley.' The English 'stars' going to 
America Include Charles Wyndham and Mary 
Moore, who will leave London to October, 
and remain In the United States (or three 
months; Mrs. Patrick Campbell, who will ap- 
pear In an English version of Bardou's 'La 
Bnrclore,' and will play In America for twen- 
ty-eight weeks : II. li. Irving and Irene Van- 
brugh, Seymour Illcks end Ellallne Terrlss, 
Ellen Terry, who will he seen In J. M. 
Ttnrrlc's new comedy; Marie Tempest and 
John Hare. Mr. Frohman has arranged fur 
Henry Irving to make bis farewell appearance 
In America under his management, and he 
has further agreed with George Edwardes (or 
a tour In the United States of the company 
now playing 'Veronlque,' at the Apollo. Mr. 
Frohman also Informed n Daily Chronicle 
representative that tbe theatre to be built 
for him In Shaftesbury Avenue will be 'the 
finest In London.' nnd that, with the Empire 
Theatre, in New York, It will give him two 
lending theatres (or original dramatic pro- 
ductions in England and America." 

It has fallen to the lot of the Inventive 
dramatist In discover a virtue In radium 
hitherto unknown to science. At least so It 
would appear from !■'. A. Sciidnniorc's "The 
Renutlfui Avenger," produced at the Grand 
Theatre, Fulunni, last Monday night. The 
villain of this curious piece is checked In his 
career of crime by the production of a phial 
containing the mysterious clement. As It Is 
the fashion In modern drama to hove two 
villains In a piece, the second offender meetB 
with a similar fate at tbe hands of the 
avenger. The author has a certain eye (or 
dramatic effect, born apparently of the singe, 
but bis ploy suffers from an excess of in- 
cidents which confuse tbe mnln Issue. He 
starts with a good Idea In depicting a young 
nrllst struggling with adversity, and ulti- 
mately falling Into the hands of a rascally 
money leader. Ills rescue Is effected by n 
guardian angel, who assumes masculine garb, 
and confounds her enemies by the liberal use 
of radium flashes. It Is nil very Interesting 
In Its way, but by no means convincing. The 
play was well rust, Daisy Seudamore being 
remarkably good In the role of the avenger, 
and Prank Ilnrdlng giving n very finished 
performance ns Hie money lender. 

James Welch and the principal members of 
Ms South African company arrived In Lon- 
don on Friday Inst. On Thursday week Mr. 
Welch will commence at the Opera House, 
Buxton, a tour of the leading provluclal 
towns. In "The New Clown." 

W. L. Courtney Is adapting for Olga Neth- 
ereole "Le Dcdiile," it strong but decidedly 
unpleasant play by l'nul Hervleu, produced 
at the Theatre Krancila Inst December. The 
dedale, or maze, of the plat Is that con- 
structed (or herself by n wife, who, having 
for good and sufficient reasons divorced her 
husband and married ngnln, meets that hus- 
band at Hie bedside of their sick child, nnd 
then Is promptly persuaded by him to be false 
to bis successor. All hough the heroine Is 
supposed to be n gond woman, and though 
she suffers poetic Justice for her matrlmonlnl 
Indiscretion In the melodramatic loss of both 
her husbands, the odnptcr will, I Imagine, 
find some difficulty in gaining (or her tbe ap- 
proval of Rrltlsli censorship. 

Henry Irving wishes it to be known that 
there Ib no foundation whatever for the re- 
port that he Intends to visit South Africa. 



lie will only piny In Great Britain. Ireland 
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StntCB prior to his retirement 



"Bellamy, the Magnificent," Is the title of 
n four net comedy recently acquired by Chas. 
Wyndhnm from Its author, It. Horntman, 
who Is novelist and actor as well as play- 
wright. 

W. Davenport Adorns, the well known dra- 
matic critic, baa died In his fifty-third year. 
For years he has been busily compiling a 
"Dictionary of the Drama," the flrat volume 
only of which be leaves completed. 

Plans have recently been submitted to the 
London County Council for n huge Yiddish 
theatre, to be built In the East End, on n 
site acquired from the London llospltnl. This 
site cost £10,000, and the building Is to cost 
another £50,000, so It will he seen that this 

freat Ghetto theatre, which Is to bo called 
he Orient, la expected to attract an ex- 
tensive nlavgolng population. Every scat lu 
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Messrs. Harrison and Maude have arranged 
to produce Messrs. Jacobs and Parker's new 
play, tentatively called "Tbe Beauty and the 
Bargee." at the New Theatre, on Tuesday, 
Aug. 80. 
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Paul Valadon, tbe sleight of band expert, 
having resigned bis position wltb the Wizard 
of tbe Egyptian Hall, after a five years' 
"most comfortable engagement," aa be puts 
It, has Joined Keller, In America. 

Included In tbe Hippodrome holiday pro- 
gramme Is Carl Hertz, wltb new Illusions ; 
the Kelllnos, a troupe of a dozen acrobats, 
in their novel entertainment, entitled "Ve- 
netla ;" tbe famous continental Ore horse, 
trained by M. Haletnonsky, and tbe thrilling 
scena, "Siberia," with Its twenty-six plung- 
ing horses. 

Charles Morton will be eighty-Ore years of 
age on Monday week. He Intends, after the 
celebration of bla birthday, to take a brief 
holiday at tbe seaside. 

In addition of La Tortajada, Ella's lions, 
Tom Hearn and Vesta Victoria, three new 
numbers were Introduced Into tbe Palace bill 
last Monday night, viz. : Tbe Jalvans, Ori- 
ental entertainers ; Les Cabiacs, eccentric ac- 
robats, and Les LIos Alfa. 

The Grand Theatre, Fulbam, will be opened 
as a music hall on Oct. 10. Two houses 
nightly. 

Kelly and Ashby sailed on Wednesday (or 
a two months' trip to America. At Its con- 
clusion tbey will return direct to England. 

The two houses nightly system win be In- 
troduced at the Grand, Clnpbam Junction, 
Sept. IS. 

Hart nnd Leo are thla week at Bradford, 
and arc making a big success with "Follow 
tbe Crowd on a Sunday." 

The Staley Transformation Co. has re- 
turned from South Africa. It will play next 
week at the Empire, Newcastle, and then go 
on tbe continent (or a season, after which it 
returns to England (or the Moss tour, Includ- 
ing eight weeks at tbe Hippodrome. 

Lew Wells Is making a line record (or 
himself on tbe Moss tour. He will be at the 
Palace. Hull, next week. 

Cooke and Miss Itotbert are once more at 
the Moulin Rouge, In Paris. Tbey are there 
(or two months, and are big (avorltes at this 
particular house. 

The Empire, Edinburgh, - next week will 
have three American acts. Chung Ling Boo. 
Is the headllner. and besides blm there are 
Bard and O'Brien, with their very clever 
wire act, and Harry Sheldou, whom I am to 
congratulate on the recent birth of a son. 

Earle nnd Earle come to tbe Palace next 
week with their banjo act. 
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OUR AUSTRALIAN LETTER. 



(TROll OU-S OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 

Syunf.t, July. 18. 

The great theatrical event was the first 
production of "Fiddle-Dee-Dee" At the Palace 
Theatre, which opened 10 wltb a company 
brought out by Harry James, consisting of 
Kolb and Dill. Barney Bernard, Maude Am- 
ber, Wlnfleld lllake and a host of other play- 
ers. The verdict will really rest wltb tne 
public, ns the option of any one critic, or (or 
that matter, nil of them, will not affect It 
one way or the other. However, tbe Impres- 
sion of all who hurt: witnessed It Is that It 
will catch on, and If It does they will sim- 
ply colu money Saturday evening, July 10, 
tbe opening night, was a time of anxiety 
to all the company before tbe curtain rose, 
as there was no telling what the Australian 
public would tbluk of the show, and, being 
thousuiids of miles from "home, all hearts 
were In a flutter. Tbe bouse was packed, 
extra seat chairs and benchea being placed In 
every available space, and hundreds being 
turned away, unable to gain even stnndlug 
room. The audience was a One one. The 
house held In money about 11,-00, at prices 
of $1.00, 70 cents, 60 cents and 20 cents, 
or 4, 3, '£ aud 1 shillings. Ou the raising of 
the curtain not a murmur came from the 
house. The opening chorus was encored, and 
the next number received two encores. Maud 
Amber's entrance was splendid, tbe duet by 
Blake aud Amber won four encores, and tbe 
entrance of Kolb and Dill evoked a line re- 
ception, and tbey made an Instantaneous suc- 
cess. There was nothing but screams of 
laughter during their dialogue. Barney Ber- 
nard also got a great reception. He caught 
on from tbe start, and was tbe recipient of 
applause on each subsequent appearance. 
From the looks of the first night s show it 
Hceius to spell a great success for tbe com- 
pany In the colonies, and s long run of "Fid- 
die-Dee-Dee." Tbe properties and stage set- 
tings, the work of Samuel D. Simmons Jr., late 
master mechanic of Fischer's Theatre, San 
Francisco, and a member of the company lu 
the same capacity, were a revelation. 

At Her Majesty's Theatre, "Tspu," a new 
Zealand opera, computed by New Zenlauders 
Is In Its second week aud drawing crowded 
houses. They Introduce lu It a native Haka 
dance by genulue Maori boys and the ballei 
also gives good representation of tbe world- 
renowned Pol duuee, which alone Is worth 
the admission money. 

At the Theatre Royal good bouses have fol- 
lowed the revival or the naval and military 
drama, "Tbe Union Jack," and Bland Holt 
Is once more to the front wltb bis Inimitable 
low comedy business. 

At the Lyceum Theatre only five more per- 
formances can be given of "The Power of 
Gold," In which Walter Sanford'a American 
players appear, aud on Saturday next "The 
Struggle for Life" Is to be produced. In which 
there will be tableaux Illustrating New York. 

"In the Palace of tbe King" Is going to 
bo produced also next Saturday at the Crit- 
erion with a company headed by Ernest 
Knight. In the meanwhile, 3. C. William- 
son's Comedy Co. Is doing great business with 
"The Marriage of Kitty?' 

Tho principal attraction at the Tivoll Is 
Will Van Allen, one of the latest arrival - 
In Sydney under engagement to Mr. Rlckards, 
who made his debut on Saturday. Like many 
others In bis particular line of business, he 
Impersonates the character of a tramp, to 
glvo the effect of contrast to bis perform- 
ance. He gave an admirably played operatic 
piece on a one- string violin, nnd his banjo 
boIo showed high skill. He was also most 
amusing In his repertory, representing a mu- 
sical dinner. The Uessems again bewildered 
the audience by their astonishing skill as 
equilibrists, and tbe Misses Moller and Tel- 
ler, assisted by Dan Burke, repeated their 
sketch, "The Professor and Ills Pupils," 
♦ it 

— T. M. Wlnnett la at Sharon Bprlngs, N. 
V., enjoying a rest. 



World of Player*, 

— Notes from O'Brien's Attractions : After 
five years of comedy Geo. A. O'Brien will 
lake up drama again, and live over a life 
of emotional roles. In 1898 he resigned au 
emotional character on account of poor health 
and nervous prostration, and at the doc- 
tor's advice tried comedy successfully, plsy- 
Ing Frltzl Schmlt, In "Six of a Kind/ his 
own comedy (or two yesra, but he has decided 
to go back to the old lite. Ills first appear- 
ance will be made sometime In September, 
after which be will produce his own pieces and 
handle the emotional roles. "The Presi- 
dent's Son" will be under the management 
of Arthur Dale ; "Crimea of Royalty," Jasper 
It. Rlggs, and "Depths of bin," Geo. A. 
O'Brien. 

— Al Sid well, comedian, opens his third 
season with "A Ragged Hero' f Co. st Haver- 
straw, N. Y., Aug. 20, In bis old role of 
Eeb Judklns, also acting ss stage manager. 

— Henry Otterbeln, seventy-three years 
old, who, wltb his (our sons, had a prosper- 
ous business In the manufacture of theatrical 
Iron work In New York City, committed sui- 
cide Aug. 14, by hanging himself In tbe shop. 

— Charles Rlchman has been engaged as 
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— Henry Clay Barnabee Intends to go Into 
vaudeville With Agnes Cain Brown, also 
of tbe Bostonlans, he will appear In a short 
musical sketch at one of the Proctor bouses 
about the middle of September. Campbell 
Donald, another former member of tbe Bos- 
tonlans, and Meta Carson will also have roles 
in the sketch. 

— Edna May returned to New York on 
Aug. IS, from England. She will begin re- 
hearsals for "The (School Girl." 

— Melbourne MncDowell was married re- 
cently to Bertha Woodtn, a San Francisco 
girl, who will study for the stage. The mar- 
riage was held In some small country town 
n short time ago and usb been kept a secret 
until last week. 

— Alt Haytnsn returned last week (rom 
London. In an Interview he said : "In con- 
nection with the provinces before tbe present 
season Is over we will be ready to announce 
a number of theatres that will come under 
our management and by another season 
Charles Frohman will have under his own 
direction In tbe city of Loudon not less thsn 
seven theatres, besides a strong connection 
that will give him a tour of nearly twelve 
months each season (or his companies." 

— Charlea E. A. MacGeacby, who Is con- 
nected with Chas. Frobman's business forces, 
was married on July 2, In Jersey City, N. 
J., to Annie D. K. Hone, a non-professional. 

— Charles Baker and Laura Houston have 
been engaged by Manager J. S. Oaralde ss 
a feature In their singing and dancing act. 
Tbey report being treated kindly by the press 
everywhere 

— Roster of the Clara Thrqpp Co. : Arthur 
3. Pickens, Geo. Kingsley, Herbert Bethny, 
Robert Lalng, Wni. Keating, Katherlne Shaw, 
Ethel Akerman, Muriel Clark, Baby Dorothy, 
Clara Thropp, Sbaw and Flelsher, managers: 
Robert Lalng, stage manager ; Win. Keating, 
master of properties. 

— Adcle Ritchie, who recently underwent 
an operation for appendicitis at Dr. Gilt Wy- 
lle's hospital In New York, was able to lesve 
the hospital on Aug. 10 for her Summer home, 
near Bausratuck, Conn. After a few weeks 
of rest she will begin rehearsals (or "Fan- 
tana." 

— Kyrle Belle w arrived in New Y'ork (rom 
England on Aug. 10, to begin a season's tour 
In '•Raffles." 

— Drlna de Wolfe has been engaged by 
Jas. K. Hackett (or tbe role of Madame Ban- 
tenoy, la "The Secret of Pollchenelle." 



— Notes from the Do Tries Stock Co., sup- 
porting Harry E. McKee and featuring tbe 
Great Ameta: This will be one of the best 
stocks ever pat on tbe road, with two of 
vaudeville's highest priced acts (or features 
snd four other acts that are better than usu- 
ally carried by a stock. Mr. DuVrles bas 
tbe No. 1 company at Asbury Park this Bum- 
mer and Mr. Sfch.ee Is playing tbe circuit of 
parks through Pennsylvania wltb tbe No. 2. 
Both companies will be put together for the 
regular season, which opens Oct 24. Our 
plays will be: "A Mother's Sacrifice," "A 
Desperate Game," "Over the Hill From tbe 
Poor House," "A Soldier snd a Man," "Found 
On tbe Door Step," "A Struggle to Live," 
"A Father's Curse,' 1 'Tbe Lady and the Bee," 
"Her Son Jack." ''The Fruit Tree Man" and - 
"A Woman's Honor." People engaged for 
tbe regular season are: Mrs. Rutherford, 
Genevieve Rutherford, Alma Rutherford, Mrs, 
DuVrles, Sam DuVrles, Ameta. Harry E. Mc- 
Kee, E. L. Thomas and Baby Jack. For 
Ameta's act alone we carry a car load of ef- 
fects, ten mirrors, five (eet wide, eight feet 
high ; a complete plush stage setting, four- 
horse power pump for fountains, etc Mr. 
McKee is looking after the uooklng of the 
company and baa thirty-four weeks booked 
now. This company will run until July 29 
next. 

— Kris Burr, comedian, with the Paulus 
Stock Co., who recently closed st Sidney, O., 
Ib spending a few weeks at Christies Lake, 
Perth, Ont., the Summer borne of tbe Marks 
Bros., before opening wltb tbe Joe Marks Co. 
He has signed with It for comedy and spe- 
cialties. 

— Wm. B. Morris and Grace Thurston, after 
quite a long vacation, three months of which 
was spent sightseeing abroad and tbe rest of 
tbe time on their yscht, "The Oracle," cruis- 
ing around Canadian waters, will soon settle 
Into work again, having signed with Dick 
Ferris for one of bis attractions, for leading 
business and soubrettes, respectively. 

— Henry Crosby, of the Poll Summer Stock 
Co., at Bridgeport, Conn., was married In 
New York City on Aug. 4 to Mabel Dilling- 
ham, a nonprofessional. 

— I.ee Harris goes with Rusco A Holland's 
"For Mother's Sake" as stage carpenter — 
bis fifth season with tbe same management. 

— Mabel Cleveland (Mrs. E. J. Parker) has 
gone to tbe City Hospital, Boston, in order 
to undergo a serious surgical operation. 

— Rusco & Holland have engaged Wm. Pot- 
tle Jr. to take charge of tbe advance of "For 
Mother's Sake." In which Marie Heath la to 
star, and E. C. Fllklns will handle the busi- 
ness back wltb tbe show. 

— Joseph Jefferson has been critically 111 
at bis Summer home, Crow's Nest, bnt Is 
Improving. He was taken HI wltb gastritis. 

— Fay Templeton celebrated on Aug. 10 
the thirty-second anniversary of her appear- 
ance on the stage. After the performance 
there was a dinner at her borne, 3 West Thir- 
tieth Street, New York. 

— Notes from Mack & Armour's Come- 
dians : We will open our second season dar- 
ing the latter part of August, playing three 
night stands. We will use all special plays, 
scenery and paper, and every production will 
he complete. The company Is booked through 
Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa, playing all 
city time. Messrs. Marx and Mack nave 
equipped the show In a first class manner 
nnd will strive to make It as near perfect as 
possible. Chas. Drew Mack and Dolly Ar- 
mour bead the cast and will be supported 
by an exceptionally strong company. Two 
Idg feature vaudeville acts will also be car- 
ried, tf 

— Will C. Bites, business manager for tbe 
Inn Lebr Stock Co., No. 2, writes from Union, 
S. C, under date of Aug. 12: "Business with 
this show has been only (air, owing to tbe 
bard rains through tbla section of the coun- 
try. Our roster remains the same. Our re- 
pertory Includes the following: 'A Soldier's 
Sweetheart,' The Western Girl, 'Inside 
Track,' 'The Hunter's Oath," 'Wolves of New 
York,' 'Eagle's Nest," 'Reddy, the Mall Girl.' 
and others. The company will play the South 
all Winter." 

— Notes (rom the Bernard A Vincent Big 
Comedy Co. : The roster o( our company, 
which opens tbe opera bouse at Sherman, 
Tex., Monday night, Aug. 22, Is as follows: 
Bernard A Vincent, managers ; Harry Vin- 
cent, advance representative ; Edward Banks, 
treasurer: Theodore Lorch, Russell Snoad, 
William Hutchison, Robert Hardaway, Ben 
Bernard, Sam Jacobs, Louise Peters, Cecil 
Fay, Marguerite Saxton, Maxlne Miles. 

— William Currier writes: "Owing to the 
fact that this Is election year, Mrs. Currier 
snd I have decided to close our company, 
which has had a successful season of eighteen 
weeks through Canada. During that time 
we put In six weeks at Hamilton. We played 
to the largest business ever known at Sher- 
man's Mountain Park and received cordial 
praise from press and public" 

— Notes from Will C. Bites Stock Co., II. 
S. Gilbert, manager : Our Summer Beason 
closes Sept. 10, and our Winter tour opens 
Sept. 12. Our roster (or the regular season 
la: H. S. Gilbert, manager; Henry Dlx, II. 
W. Hall, James Corson, the Fry Bros., Tom 
Cannon, Annie Allison, Ethel Gilbert, Ida 
Fnhor, Jennie Lewis and Prof. Chas. King. 
Will C. Bites booked the show solid until 
June 10 next He has turned everything In 
the management over to his brother, II. B. 
Gilbert 

— Notes from Rowland A Clifford Enter- 
prises : Rehearsals (or all the attractions of 
this firm are under way, the first to open 
at Braldwood, III., being "The Gamekeeper," 
with Tbos. J. Smith In the title role. How- 
ard Walsh haa been specially engaged to 
create the Juvenile. "Over Niagara Falls" 
(C) opened at Woodstock, III., Aug. 10, and 
plays the West, proceeding to the coast 
''Over Niagara Falla" (B) opens at Aurora, 
TIL, Aug. 27. playing the middle West. "Over 
Niagara Falls'' (A) opens Aug. 28, st Grand 
Rapids, Mich., playing all tbe city time and 
Eastern territory. "Dora Thorne Co. opens 
at Jollet, 111., Sept 3. An elegant new equip- 
ment has been provided and the production 
promises to be a big winner. Edward Clif- 
ford has entirely recovered (rom his threat- 
ened Illness and Is now dally reporting at the 
office. 

— Chaa Kellman, flute and piccolo player, 
Ib now In hla tblrd season with Jas. T. Mc- 
Alpln's "Hans Hanson" Co. He recently fin- 
ished two months nlaylng wltb tbe Kenosha, 
Wis., band and orchestra. 

— Notes from the Wallls Stock Co.: We 
opened our season at White Plains, N. Y., 
Aug. 15. Arthur Wallls heads the company 
and has the following people to support him : 
Beatrice Webster, Alvlna York, Gertrude 
Nevatt, Margaret Merrlman, Rosalind Zales- 
ka, Raymond Earl, Ernest Wallls, J. J. Le- 
Innde, Walter McNulty, Weslev Connelv. Earl 
King, George Gilbert and the Wheeler Slaters. 

— Martin Bowers, tramp comedian and vo- 
calist, Is In his second season with "Hans 
Hanson" Co., to do tbe tramp and act as 
stage manager. 

— Marguerite France bas Joined Blaney's 
"Factory Girl" Co., for soubrette and to do 
her specialty. 

— Vivian C. Carson, known In private life 
aa Mrs. H. K. Hexter, will appear this sea- 
son with the Corinne Runkel Stock Co. 

— Mrs. James Brown Potter will come to 
America for a lengthy engagement In V. V. 
Proctor's theatres. Her engagement will be- 
gin the first or second week In October, and 
she will bring her own stage settings from 
England with her. 

— Donald Brian baa signed with Geo. M. 
Cohan's "Little Johnny Jones." The season 
opens Oct 10. at Worcester, Mass. 

— Messrs. Sullivan, Harris & Woods have 
released Virginia Tollman to Messrs. Appell 
A Deshon. She has been engaged by tbe 
latter managers as leading lady with the 
Kirk Brown Co. 

— II. W. Carpenter goes wltb the Eastern 
"Over Niagara Falls" Co., to play tbe re- 
porter. 



— Notes from the Myers Stock Co. : The 
second week of oar second season found us 
at Wlikesbarre, Pa., where we were welcomed 
by an Immense audience at the opening per- 
formance Monday evening, and business con- 
tinued good throughout the week. The en- 
tire company was well received, curtain cells 
being a nightly occurrence. Rosabel Leslie, 
who is featured this season, was the recipient 
of much praise for her clever work In the 
many difficult roles which she assumed dur- 
ing the week. Sbe bas easily established 
herself as a favorite. Our repertory at 
present Includes : "Man's Enemy, "At Cozy 
Corners," "Beware of Men," "The Black 
Hand," "On the Stroke of Twelve," "A Wom- 
an's Victory." "For Honor's Sake," "Her 
Brother's Crime," and an elaborate produc- 
tion of "East Lynne," which we are using 
(or a matinee bill. We carry a sixty foot car 
of scenery and effects, sufficient to give each 
piece a complete scenic production. 

— Clytte Barkley, who on July 28 under- 
went an operation for a tumor, is resting at 
the home of her parents, at Humboldt, Kan. 

— Wyl-Ken Rbohart and Creely Castle- 
man have been engaged for "Girls Will Be 
Girls" Co. 

— Notes from the Lockes : We open our 
season Aug. 24, at Mound City, Mo. Roster 
of the company : A. E. Johnson, C. D. Hesse, 
Will J. Peters, Guy E. Browne, Ed. F. Sum- 
mers, Floyd B. Furse, Tommy Spence, Henry 
W. Locke, Will H. Locke, Hasel Chesterfield, 
Delia Locke and Beulah Monroe. We have 
again leased from Al. Trabern, Jessie Mae 
Hall's success, "Tbe Princess of Patches," 
wltb the exclusive rights In Missouri, Kan- 
sas and Oklahoma Territory, . 

— Truly Bbattuck recently signed wltb 
Geo. M. Cohan for hla latest play, "Little 
Johnny Jones." Miss Sbattuck will create 
the role of Florabellc Fly. a San Francisco 
newspaper woman. She will be seen In vaude- 
ville In Cincinnati and Louisville prior to 
commencing rehearsals with Mr. Cohan's Co. 

— Engaged by Al. Woods, of Sullivan, 
Harris A Woods : Florence Tarshl and Mar- 
garet McKeon, for "Racheal Goldstein" Co. 

— Jack E. Magee and Teresa A. Dale open 
with tbe "Human Hearts" Co., Aug. 28. at 
Crawford's Theatre, St. Louis, Miss Dale 
playing the lead and Mr. Magee tbe comedy. 
The company is booked solid until next June; 
and will go to the coast and back. 

— James B. Rourke, musical director, will' 
close Aug 20, with tbe Rbe Lorraine Co., to 
open Aug. 22 with Chas. H. Rosskam'a Chi- 
cago Stock Co., at Niagara Falls, N. Y., 
making bla second season with tbla organiza- 
tion. 

— John Drew recently returned to New 
York from Eastbampton for rehearsals of 
"The Duke of Kllllcrankle," at the Empire 
Theatre. Fanny Brough, who Is to play In 
this piece, haa arrived from Europe. 

— Edna May paid a recent visit to her 
home at Syracuse and remained there (or a 
few days. "The School Girl" rehearsals be- 
gan last week at Daly's. 

— Among tbe recent engagements made by 
Henry W. Savage were : Gertrude Clark, for 
tbe Turtle Dove, In "Woodland," and Dan 
Collyer for "Matty" McGowan, In "The Col- 
lege Widow." 

— Harry E. Wlllard writes : "Immediately 
following the end of my engagement with the 
Bellows Stock Co., I will begin rehearsals 
for my Beason In 'Captain Racket,' opening 
Sept. 12, with a carefully selected cast, spe- 
cial paper and several high class vaudeville 
features. Tbe production will be under tbe 
personal direction ot the author. I have se- 
cured some excellent bookings." 

— Irene T. Daniel, who has been spending 
tbe Summer at Btamford-ln-the-Catskills, baa 
returned to New York and Is now rehearsing 
tbe role of Bessie Darling. In the Eastern 
company of A. H. Woods' "Queen of the 
White Slaves." 

— Chester De Monde Ib unable to elgn at 
present owing to Illness. He Ib suffering 
with a severe attack of sciatica, but haa 
hopes of being able to resume work In a 
short time. 

— Sol L. Lowenthal, late manager of the 
Orpheon and La Salle Theatres, Chicago, haa 
secured the New Curtis Theatre, Denver Col., 
for this season. He writes : "This bouse Is 
being entirely rebuilt and when finished will 
be one of the finest theatres In the West 
with the seating capacity Increased to six- 
teen hundred. I will place a permanent 
musical stock company In the New Curtis 
and a complete series of Weber A Fields' fa- 
mous musical productions will be given wltb 
the following cast: Jos. E. Howard, Ida 
Emerson, Alien Curtis, Llpman and Rose, 
Camllle Calhoun, Cardownle Slaters, Alice 
Gordon, May Keenan, Bowman Brothers, 
James Emerson and a chorus of thirty male 
and female voices. New costumes, special 
scenery and electrical effects will be made 
for each production, the same being changed 
weekly. The season at this theatre will open 
Saturday night, Aug. 20, the opening pro- 
duction being 'Fiddle-Dee-Dee,' which will 
be produced In the same elaborate manner 
as tbe original production." 

— Florence Tarsals will hereafter be known 
professionally as Florence Hadley. 8he Is with 
Al. Woods' "Rachel Goldstein" Co., playing 
the title role. 

— Mrs. T. J. Boyle has sold her Interest 
in "The Two Little Sailor Boys" to J. Gor- 
don Edwards, In order that she may devote 
her entire attention to her stock company at 
Nashville, Tenn. The tour of the successful 
English play, which opens Aug. 20, at tbe 
West End Theatre, New York, will be under 
tbe direction of George H. Brennan. 

— Folk's Opera House, at Bamberg, 8. C, 
was recently completed wltb all modern scen- 
ery, lights, seats, etc The season will com- 
mence Sept 1. 

— The regular Benson of tbe Van Dyke A 
Eaton Co. opened at Springfield, III., July 
24. The company Includes: F. Mack, C. 
Mack, Ollle Eaton, Whit Brandon, Wlllard 
Foster, r. S. Whlthnm, Will H. Dorbln, James 
McCoy, Conn P. McCoy. Adam H. Gantz, 
Fred Langley, Dan Murphy, "Roulette," Alice 
Jackson, Bessie Jackson, Sadie McConneli 
and little "Trlxle." The route Is booked Eaat. 

— Tbe Kirk Brown Co. opena Its season at 
Altoona, Pa., Aug. 20. Managers Appell A 
Deshon have equipped this organization with 
entirely new scenery and properties. The re- 
pertory comprises: "Under the Red Robe," 
''The Man Who Dared." "Othello," "Cumber- 
land, '01." "David Garrlck." "The Wheat 
King," "Prince Otto," etc. The roster: Kirk 
Brown, Louis Lytton, Rogers Barker, Ar- 
mand Anthony, Cbas. Newman, J. H. Taylor, 
Geo. P. Randall, Fred Cbauncey. Tbos. De 
Vere, Robert Livingston, Cbas. K. Thomas, 
Virginia Zollman, Inez Adams, Helen McCabe, 
Anamae Blossom, Grace Gibson, Olive Miller. 

— Mrs. Chas. A. Taylor (Laurette Cooney) 
recently gave birth to a baby girl. 

— Roster of the John Griffith Co., In 
"Macbeth," John M. Hlckey, manager, Is as 
follows: Thomas Tsylor, acting manager; 
A. Renwlck Sanders, advance agent ; John 
Davison, electrician ; Charles Hartley, stage 
manager; Michael J. Keane, properties: 
James J. McGovern, stage carpenter; Louise 
Ripley. Margaret Marquis. Leopold Ambrose, 
Belle Webster, E. P. Sullivan. Claude Soares, 
Charles Hartley. W. C Andrews, Wm. W. 
Van Dolson, John S. Halght, Edwin Nor- 
cross, Julius M. Wlnslow, Perry Adams and 
John Griffith. Season opens Sept. B. 

— Notes from the "Policy Plsyers" Co.: 
We will inaugurate our season Aug. 20. under 
the direction of Uly S. Hill and Clarence 
Logan. The company this year will Include 
the best colored talent obtainable, numbering 
forty people, traveling In our own hotel car, 
equipped wltb all tbe comforts necessary for 
this organization. Tbe tour embraces the 
better class of popular priced houses and In- 
cludes) the company's annual two weeks' en- 
gagement st Washington, D. C. The com- 

£any has been rehearsing since Aug. 15. 
[any new features will be Introduced and 
It Is safe to say the tour will be a successful 
one. 



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UiWrem. — Oar season will open at Irwin, 
p> on Saturday, Sept. IT. Our route, 
ic'i'cQ 1» pretty much all contracted for, will 
*srry ui up through the middle West until 
Jamtnry. Thence over the Southern route 
to California, up the sound to Victoria, B. C, 
then over the Northern route home. Thla 
Company baa been organised specially tor 
ibis tour, and It Is safe to say that nothing 
Acer or better equipped has been launched la 
minstrelsy In America. Not the largest, but 
js near perfection In talent as money and 
trains can procure. Our street parade of 
thirty-live people, headed by our premier 
band of eighteen, will prove a pleasing feat- 
ure Original throughout, our flrst part 
scenery, stage settings, etc.. will be a picture 
of beauty and elegance, while our first part 
costumes have been secured regardless of ex- 
pense. Our double quartet of singers should 
brove equal to every demand. We shall give 
our patrons a clean and refined entertain- 
ment—something to please and interest ladles 
and children aa well as men. We have se- 
cured a handsome Pullman car, and our peo- 
ple will enjoy all the pleasures of home while 
en route. We are going ont to please, to win 
ind to stay. Roster of company : W. T. Mc- 
Dermott, sole owner; Charles B. Rose, man- 

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r; Col. C. W. Roberts, business manager; 

P. Holton, agent; W. T. McDermott, 

treasurer; Matt Diamond, stage manager ; 



Frank Herrlck, musical director. Members of 
company : Ray Belber, Henry Mauhn, Lonle 
Scheldt, Cbas. Barrlnger, Fred Roberts, A. C. 
-Larrlvee, Arthur Sampson, Vic Llewellyn, 
Tbos Webster, John Richards, Lawrence Dia- 
mond, Lee Sandman, R. Reed, Walter Rose, 
George Barrett, George Little, Lew Dia- 
mond, B. B. Thompson, John Monohan, John 
Lemuels, Barry A Blvlns, Francis McDermott, 
Joseph Cox, Kin Wade, the Buckeye Trio, 
Jack St Bernard, F. W. McDermott. Jack 
Ray, P. F. Perkins, P. W. Bowen and Matt 
Diamond. 

Calef and Waldbo.v write : "We have 
Just closed a very pleasant two weeks' en- 
gagement at Cook's Park, Evansvllle, Ind., 
which ends our vaudeville season tor 1904. 
We begin our rehearsals for our Chicago 
stock engagement this week, at the Calumet 
Theatre, where we will be all Winter under 
the management of John T. Conners. We 
cannot say too much of the excellent treat- 
ment received by ns from Managers Harry 
I.aurance and Felix Selffert, of Cook's Park." 
Thb Josblyn Two, who will open their 
season Oct. 17 on the Keith circuit, are 
booked solid until May. 

Will H. Armstrong, of Armstrong and 
Holly, writes: "We are at the World Fair, 
St. Louis, Indefinitely. I will present In 
vaudeville this season one of the greatest 
comedy acts ever produced, entitled 'The 
Expressman,' revised edition by Clayton 
White and myself. New scenery, properties 
and electrical effects, etc. Everything will 
be fireproof and we will have Sve hanging 
pieces, beautiful wardrobe and gorgeous stage 
setting, making It one of the greatest comedy 
character acts In vaudeville. 

Lb Vebe and Van are In their second sea- 
son with Lucler's Minstrels, snd report meet- 
ing with much success In their latest singing 
and dancing specialty. 

A biethdax supper was tendered Mar- 
garet Rivers at the home of Miss Toney De- 
vere on Monday night, Aug. IS. Alice Blair 
and Lillian Florence officiated. A merry 
crowd of performers gathered. Miss Rivers 
was the recipient of many beautiful presents. 
Nat Gill will close over the Kobl & Castle 
circuit at the Chicago Opera House, Aug. 28, 
with Electric Park, Newark, N. J., and Tony 
Pastor's to follow. He has signed with Quin- 
tan & Wall's Imperial Minstrels for this sea- 
son. 

Titos. P. Keli.et writes that bis Biz Lady 
Minstrels open their fourth season on Sept. 5, 
at Ottawa. The company numbers upwards 
of forty people, Including a big European 
novelty act, comprising twelve people. New 
costumes, scenery and electrical effects will 
make the biggest and most pretentious show 
ever managed by Mr. Kelley. 

Stuart and La Vabdo have been featured 
all season as an outside attraction at leading 
parks. They close at Bass Point, Nahant, 
Mass., on Aug. 29, and then open over the 
Harold Cox circuit of fairs for seven weeks. 
Notes fbom Richabds & Pbinolb's 
Geoeoia Minstrels. — W. A. Rusco, of the 
nrm of Rusco A Holland, left the show at 
Kansas City, Mo., and spent a few days at 
his firm np in Michigan. He will Join the 
show at Memphis, Tenn. Win. Blue is now 
the band director. The band numbers nine- 
teen mouthpieces. "Clever" Billy Young Is 
now with this show and Geo. Selpple Is our 
stage carpenter. jThe Pour Toneys, acrobats, 
are recent additions. J. J. Holland, Fred 
Barton and Alex. Lawrence are handling the 
advance. 

Frank Tait, "human torch" and high 
diving act, and Prof. A. Alfreno, high wire 
expert, were Bpecial features of last week's 
bill at Olympic Park, Newark, N. J. The 
vaudeville roster Included: Conser's dog 
show. Aldo and Armour, acrobats ; Robert! 
and his bears, and Sinclair- and Carlisle, In 
a comedy wire act. 
Job Bowers, of Bowers and Curtis, writes : 
We played Stockton, Cal., week of Aug. 8, 
making 1 thirty-two weeks on the coast. Save 
traveled Its entire length from British Co- 
lumbia, North. Into Mexico. We lost but Ave 
weeks, two of them to make Jumps. I laid 
off to get my degrees In the Red Men at San 
Diego, Cal. Played nothing but the best 
work on the coast We lay off week of Aug. 
1j In order to rehearse for the road with 
our own show, the Orpheum Stars. We will 
carry twelve people and special scenery and 
paper, making one of the best equipped and 
strongest ebows that ever played over the 
territory, which Includes Eastern California, 
Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico and Northern 
Texas." 

„ C. W. Kolb, of Kolb and Dill, writes from 
Sydney, Australia, that he Is In fine health, 
tie and his partner have been given high 
praise by the Australian press for their work 
in "Fiddle-Dee-Dee." 

Tub dancino violinist, Frank Whitman, 
writes: "I am presenting an entirely new 
dancing act this season. J. W. Gorman has 
engaged me for five years to ploy at the lead- 
ng Boston parks. The audiences at Norum- 
t*ga Park recently were enthusiastic over 
niy work, and the press give me credit of 
Having an act that Is a surprise." 

The Pagoda Gibl," a new vaudeville 
comedietta, which Is said to be quite clever, 
is owned by John Lefaer, of M. Wltmark & 
pons. The book Is by Paul West, and the 
lyrics by John W. Bratton. 

J. M. and Mrs. J. M. Foley, of the Em- 
pire Theatre, Ashtabula Harbor, O., report 
good business and fine shows. 

Howard r ieldi.no has signed with the 
Monarch Four— De Shone, Johnson, True- 
del! and Fielding — tor thla season, and has 
some good time booked. 

The Modas, comedy ring performers, have 
concluded a successful two weeks' engage- 

I City, 



Notes jiojc the New York Start— tm. 
company gave a performance Wednesday 
th» n n n £ Au *' Vl »' Cataklll, N. y. prtorto 
evlnlm? A.KAY'f, Sr"!?' "■<"«>■> Saturday 
neano% xtftn 0, ?' "e Dewey Theatre, Mln- 
neapoils, Minn. In point of elaborate ma. 

of m cas g t Wffi*n eq V cnt «* 1 ««IIen« 
trrJS ; , - n 2°J hlD *u ha l. beea overlooked that 
EnHm,. eDd .!2 ln . ake thlB one ot «"• most pre- 
wheel U the P fl ^ t«2 ,:tl r? 1, playln « to « Crt-ulfof 
a two 2r? f«;» 0ur PI°« r »n»M consists of 
a two act farce comedy, nteroreted hw • 
cast that is notable tor capabmiy and e?en* 
ness assisted by a large chorus oT youns find 

In addition to the above, between the acts 
SC*«M B 1 !nt , erl <i?e of high class feature* 
■Thr„I oI T n "?. Is t°e roster of the company: 
22*t259K!* .?• i Ko °Per, Alice Porter 
John McMahon, Ila Grannon, George and LiK 

n!V,?I e o nao ' /■. Arch ? r and Croker, Goldle 
v^ re 6 ( 8a r\ Catr ', Klttle «■£ Jessie May, 
m™™ ?, tapl , et0 2' J . u "« » Val. P'orenw 
Moore, Minnie Brunton, Annie O'keefe, Klt- 

m« n Ur v y ' ne J"\. ^ eaTer ' Theresa John", 
Mae De Venn. John S. Kaynor. manager; 2 
K Brooks, musical director, and Jos. Weerer 
stage carpenter. "**'• 

i- . ' HoOD ' "'$ e i"y Incubator," after play- 
ing four een weeks on the Three L circuit, fn 
California, Is now on the Goldsmith circuit 
In the Northwest, with the Novelty circuit 
to follow. He reports big success In every 
house be has played, and states that he was 
featured at the Arcade Theatre, In Portland. 
Ore, ■ 

The Millard Bbos., singers, dancers and 
banlolsts, have played Keith's Theatre, New 
York, and Keiths New Theatre, Philadelphia, 
recently. ' ' 



ment at Guvernator's Theatre, Atlantic ... 
* J. The week of Aug. IB they were en- 
Eiwd at Olympic Park, Hilton, N. J. 

harry Eltino, who has been filling the 
Position of press agent at Cycle Park, Dallas, 
tex., was recently presented with an ele- 
K»ot gold watch and chain by Manager Mc- 
Adams. Mr. Eitlng will resume his position 
°t Cycle Park next season. 

thb Finnioans recently closed six weeks 
ft Riverside Park, Anderson, Ind.. and were 
«st week at Boyd Park. Peru, with Bergman 
I ark, Logansport, to follow. They are booked 
U P for the season. 

The J cooling Comarb presented their 
new act at the new Orpheum Theatre, St. 
' anl, recently, and will play Cleveland's, Chi- 
'"go, week of Sept 4. 




HIED ZOI1EDIE, 
Gymnast and marvelous baud-balancer, Is here 
shown mounted upon one section of bis beauti- 
fully' nlckle-plated stage equipment. His 
vaudeville specialty Is a novelty lr> great de- 
mand, bis popularity being proven by the fact 
that he is booked in American vaudeville, 
with the exception of a few weeks In October 
and November, for a term ot several months. 
One of Zobedle's latest feats of daring was at 
Minneapolis, June 24, when he gave his per- 
formance on top of The Timet Building be- 
fore thousands ot people congregated In the 
street, nearly two hundred feet below his 
hazardous perch, 

Notes from Hyde's Comedy Co. — We are 
sorry to see our tenting season drawing to a 
close, as It has been both profitable and pleas- 
ant. We go from here (Dexter, Me.) to Camp 
Benson, Newport, Me., for ten days, by re- 
quest, and then to Camp Etna (Etna Park), 
for one week, and that closes our tenting 
season. We open our hall season at Mllo. 
Me., and have good bookings for the Fall 
season. The roster of the company is the 
same as at last writing. Business Is of the 
best and every one Is hippy. We will be 
obliged to make some changes In our roster 
later, owing to some members of our company 
closing to Join other companies, as per pre- 
vious arrangements, but we expect to have 
good people take their places. Better ones 
are hard to find than those we have with us. 

Grace Palatta, assisted by four other 
dancers, will be one of the features of Martin 
Beck's Orpheum Show this season. Miss Pa- 
latta was here some years ago, a member of 
Edwarde's Gaiety Girls, which also Included 
Cissy Fitzgerald. The act will be a nov- 
elty In the line of singing and graceful danc- 
ing 

John II. Kino reports meeting with suc- 
cess with Lew Dockatader's Minstrels. 



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Alice Lewis appears at Rye Beach, H...X., 
week of Aug. 22. Last week she was resting 
at her borne In New York City, owing to the 
closing of Forest Park, Waterbury, Conn 

Mabion and Deanb recently closed ten 
successful weeks on the Melville circuit, at 
Pottsvllle, Pa., and after a short vacation, 
at Atlantic City, they will play a few parks 
In New Jersey before their regular season 

° P Job A. Habdman, who recently closed with 
Frank Melville, Is now on the Flynn circuit, 
and Is doing well. . 

Clem C. Maoee, lightning crayon worker, 
comedian, vocalist and dancer, will work 
alone this season. ... 

Ana Habbis, Hebrew Impersonator, will 
go with Ward's Big Show this season. 

The Kennedy Childben (Iris and Ueleni 
are playing roles and doing their special- 
ties with the Kennedy Comedy Co., touring 

Gladys Middlbton, who has been In 
Cripple Creek, Colo., a guest at the Uarr'wn 
home, gave a farewell reception to her friends 
Aug 0. She will resume her work In the 
West, where she Is booked solid to Christmas, 
opening at Reno, Nev., Ang. 22. 

Waldo Whipple closed a succeajful Sum- 
mer season Aug. 13, on the J. OVM*S 
circuit- to report tor rehearsals with the 
Murray * Mackey Co., at Parkersburg, W. 

V *Cabl eEEBBBT, California magician, hai 
just closed successful engagemenls at Lion 
Palace and Tony Pastor's, with the Keith 
circuit to follow. 



Notes fbom T. W. Dinxinb' Attractions. 
— Dlnklns' Utopians Co. opened Its regular 
season In Baltimore on Aug. 1, to a packed 
house, and the show caught on Immediately. 
Manager Dlnklns paid special attention this 
season to the wardrobe and scenery, and the 
press and public were unanimous In voting It 
a splendidly dressed show. Every season the 
Utopians offer some novelty as a feature, and 
thla season's novelty Is a very elaborate 
march, entitled "The Congress of Nations.' 1 
Each girl represents a different nationality, 
dressed In a costume of an officer In the army 
of the country she represents. Particular 
care was taken that the costumes were exact 
copies of the originals, and the result It a 
magnificent display of color and wardrobe. 
The complete roster of the show Is as fol- 
lows: Madden and Jess, Mildred Stoller, 
(redo and Dare, the Boston City Quartet, 
Volroore and Horton, Ruth Jordan, Blanche 
Rose, Ada Colllua, Annie Kelly, Kitty Evans, 
Nancy Tempest, Lillian Everett, Doris Leve- 
rage, Georgle Ballard, Gertrude Rosene, 
Marie Jensen, Sadie Melville, Lillian Horton, 
Tessle Jone, Marie Onley. Vivian Jackson, 
Helen Montrose, W. II. Schilling, musical di- 
rector; Chas. Cary, carpenter, and William 
V. Jennings, acting manager. T. W. Dlnklns' 
Innocent Maids this season will be larger 
and stronger In every way, with new scenery, 
new wardrobe and new electrical effects. A 
full line of new paper Is ready. The Maids 
will open the season ln Boonton, N. J., on 
Aug. 27, and are booked solid In the better 
class of one, two and three nights in the 
United States and Canada. They will offer 
three shows In one — a farce, a vaudeville 
programme and a burlesque. The company 
consists of: Adsma snd Drew, Lyseter and 
Cooke, Sadie Clark, the Kaufman Brothers, 
Blackford and West, Blanche Wilson, Flor- 
ence Robinson. Francis Backus, Phyllis Clere- 
menot, May Raymond, Anna Dunbar, Ofella 
Rivera, Blanche Mayes, Mabel Johnson, Ray 
C. Levee, Bessie Shaffler, Clare Stover, Oscar 
Goodfrlend, musical director: Harry Wil- 
liams, carpenter; E. W. Chtpman, acting 
mannger, and F. C. Huffman, business mana- 
ger and in advance. 

While playing at Sanatoga Park. Potts- 
town, Pa., week of Aug. 8, the novel Incident 
of three birthdays occurred ln the company 
that week. Chas. Jordan, of Jordan and 
White ; Roger Dolan, of Roger and Bella 
Dolan, and will C. Smith were the perform- 
ers. Each celebrated the affair with a party, 
which were enjoyed by all present. Chas. 
Jordan was presented with a solid gold watch 
charm ; Roger Dolan was presented with a 
fine Elk pin, and Will C. Smith with a hand- 
some gold ring, after which all were taken 
to the residence of Mrs. Drake, where they 
were tendered all the good things that go 
to make an evening pleasant Among those 
present were : Mr. and Mrs. Al. While, Mr. 
and Mrs. Wm. II. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Roger 
Dolan, Will C. Smith, Chas. Jordan, Made- 
line Lowrle. Mae Baker, Mr. tfnd Mrs. Drake, 
Mr. and Mrs. Fredman and Mr. and Mrs. 
Myers. 

Lulu and Gus Keeleh have separated. 
The former Is working alone and reports doing 
nicely. 

U M. Granat, whistler. Is In his ninth 
week at the New York Theatre Root 

Gail Wolffe, singing and dancing come- 
dienne, formerly of Lawrence and Wolffe, has 
returned to the city to resume her profes- 
sional duties, after spending several weeks In 
Sullivan County, N. Y. 

B. Oobiimayeb returned from Europe last 
week with an Austrian drill and fencing spe- 
cially, the Bohemian Musical Troupe, the 
Five Rellatzer Acrobatic Potpourl and the 
Dandy Trio of English dancers for Fred Ir- 
win's two shows. 

Reynolds and Gbacie opened on the Gold- 
smith circuit Aug. 8, and report meeting with 
success. 

Tub Oiii'iielh Comedy Focb are engsged 
for "The West -Point Cadet" Co., to open at 
the Princess Theatre, New York. Sept ?8. 

Davis and Wilson are putting In a few 
weeks nt Charlotte Beach, Rochester, N. Y., 

Erlor to starring on a circuit of the Western 
ouses, opening at Chicago, III., tor W. 8. 
Cleveland. They report that their act Is im- 
proved by the addition of many novelties, 
and has met with Immense favor. 

Washed Bros., boxing midgets, have been 
engaged for this season to go with Jack 
IIoelBer's Western Co. 

Jeannbtta Martelh informs us that she 
opened at the Novelty Theatre, Denver, Colo., 
Monday, Aug. 15. after which she will work 
the rest ot the Lubelskl circuit, lasting ten 
weeks. 

Bawls and Von Kaufman write: "After 

E laying tour weeks In Colorado, over the Lu- 
elskl circuit, we booked a return date at the 
Novelty, Denver. Our act Is a feature, and 
we are booked solid to the coast." 

"Rubb" Ryan Is doing his street adver- 
tising specialty tor Olympic Park, Newark, 
N. J. He has signed with Sullivan, Harris 
& Woods, and will be sent In advance of the 
"For Her Children's Sake" Co. 

Blanche Raymond., eccentric dancer, has 
begun a twelve weeks' engagement on the 
Ohio circuit. 

Berry and Bebby have a return date at 
Pastor's Jan. 2. They are now on the Boom 
circuit of parks tor six weeks. Mr. Berry, 
who Is working white face now Instead of 
black, writes that he added a new electric 
instrument last week, and It proved a de- 
cided success. 

Mli.e. Sousa, magician, will be assisted 
this season by Harry Sloan, comedian, late 
of the "Prince of Liars," and at present with 
the "Fall of Pompeii," at Dreamland, Coney 
Island, N. Y. 

Tub Runkbls (Master Dave and Corlnne), 
formerly of the Breton-Runkel Trio, are rest- 
ing at Chicago, after a pleasant visit to the 
St. Louis Exposition. Miss Runkel will bead 
her own show this season. 

De Monde and Dinbmobb were compelled 
to cancel all their engagements, owing to the 
severe Illness of Mr. De Monde, who has had 
sciatic rheumatism for more than six months. 
After spending a couple of weeks at Hunter's 
Springs Baths, Kramer, Ind., and at Mt. 
Clemens, Mich., be baa returned to Miss Dlns- 
more's home, at Zanesvllle, 0., where he is 
trying to regain bis health. He has strong 
hopes of soon being able to be at work again. 
They received some very good notices on their 
Southern trip. 

In a recent communication fbom Wolf's : 
Comkdians there appeared a reference to 
Billy Pearl, of Marlon and Pearl, stating: 
that Crystal Madeline, daughter of Mr. Pearl 
and Ida Dunner Carlisle, bad received a 
present In a voting contest. Mr. Pearl writes 
that he has no ten year old daughter, and 
was never married to the Miss Carlisle men- 
tioned. 

Frank and Louise Bevbblet are In their 
fourth week at the Coeur D'Alene Theatre. 
Spokane. After their first week In vaudeville- 
they were engaged Indefinitely tor dramatic 
and burlesque stock productions by Mr. Cas- 
sldy. Mr. Beverley Is playing leads, etc. 

The Sistebb Waoneb, after playing parka 
and resorts all Bummer, and spending three , 
pleasant weeks at Atlantic City, have Joined l 
Cliff Grant's 8how tor this season. 

Florence Princeton, of the Princeton Sis- 
ters, sails tor Paris Aug. 18. with her hus- 
band, James V. Waltbour, of Walthour and 
Kreamer. She recently recovered from a seri- 
ous Illness. . 

Bubns and Charcoal were at Riverside 
Tark, Bangor, Me., last week. 

Clifford and Oath are playing leading 
parks in the East, and report that their act 
Is going big everywhere. Week of Aug. 27 
they are at Crescent Park, R, L. after which 
tbey open over the Western circuit for twenty 
weeks. 

Jaiibb and Cblia Welch are meeting with 
success on the Melville park circuit 

Fbankltn and Hiatt, In their quick nov- 
elty change act, are In their fifth week with 
Ivor Stock Co., and are booked solid until | 
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Thb BAHTEL51E3 (Louis and Bessie) acro- 
bats and foot Jugglers, elose nt the I.a lio- 
beme Concert House and the Chinese Thea- 
tre, which they are playlni at the same time, 
Aug, I'D, and open at the Humboldt County 
Fair, Eureka, Col., for live days, with two 
fain In Washington to follow. They then 
open on the Lang circuit at 'i'acoma, Wash., 
for twenty weeks. 

Gardner, West and Sunsuiine have re- 
turned from the Taclflc coast after a most 
successful season, touring the Northwest, 
British Columbia and throughout California. 
They have returned to the East to play dates 
this season, opening at the Howard, Boston, 
this week. 

M. A. Acker and Mae CoiXins, musical 
act, fancy rlne and pistol shots, have bad a 
very successful season of forty-two weeks. 

Habby Wakiiki.i. writes that this has been 
the most prosperous Summer season be has 
ever had. He lias not laid off a week all 
Summer, and has some gcod tlipe booked for 
this season. • Ills act has proven a success. 

Tou Waters, comedian pianist, closed a 
Huceessful week at Watsons Clowy Corner, 
Brooklyn, Aug. 20, and will open at Dumont's 
Minstrels, Philadelphia, for four weeks. Mr. 
Waters will probably remain In vaudeville 
this season. He plays the Keith circuit 
shortly, and Is booked to appear at the Iro- 

?uols, Theatre, Chicago, for two week, Nov. 
4 and 21. 

W. 8. Uabvet and ltimtany, aud Madge 
Anderson, while playing Lake Laahwny Park, 
East Brookneld, Mass., week of Aug;. 8, were 
entertained by the members o( the I.yon- 
wood baseball team, of Worcester, at Camp 
Woodland, Lake Lashway. Tbey write : "To 
say that we were used rojally would bo put- 
ting It mildly." 

BiDDONS Bros., who will play the Howard, 
Boston, next week, have Just booked return 
dates orer the Kohl & Castle circuit. 

Edith Hen.net, who recently met with 
success at Shellpot Park, Wilmington, Del., 
and O'Brien's Theatre, Gloucester, N. J., Is 
this week at Guvernator's, Atlantic (Mtv, N. J. 

CLIMO and Cashbll, contortionist and prima 
donna, respectively, will Join hands with 
Grlffeth B. Wilson, contortionist, and will 
be known as the Clemo-Wllson Trio. 

Auiionb and White will finish up their 
park work Sept. 15 and open the regular sea- 
son with their own company, the Amnions 
Comedy Co., Oct. 3. near Detroit. Tbey will 
carry an exceedingly strong company and a 
numoer of high class specialties, moving pic- 
tures and electrical effects. The company 
will be under the personal management of 
John II. Amnions, 

Tub Great Janhen and Co. are now In 
their fourth week on the Melville circuit, aa 
a feature act, after having finished ten con- 
secutive weeks on Harry Hawn's circuit. 
Kdna Herr reports meeting with great suc- 
cess ln Jansen's latest creation, the illusion 
called "Switched and Bewitched." 

Kennedy and Hoi.uh, with the Rose By- 
dell London Belles Co., produced a new act, 
written specially for them liy Barney Gerard, 
entitled ''A Wooden Soldier," which tbey 
claim Is a success. Mr. Gerard, who person- 
ally stsged the act, has supplied the team 
with some very bright material. 

Alha Kbuoeb, Gr.oaoiA Lawrence, Dick 
Taboo and Esnbbt Richard will soon pre- 
sent In vaudeville a new one act play, by 
Klnlay l'aaley, entitled "Celestial Lu." It Is 
being staged by Frank Dupree, and will be 
produced under the direction ot H. C De 
Mllle. 

Dobotht Palitieb has teen engaged for 
the Rellly A Wood Show, to play one of the 
leading characters. Miss Palmer possesses 
a tine contralto voice, and Is a good acquisi- 
tion to burlesque. 

Hex L, Hiilvby has Joined bands with 
Meley and Muilery, and In the future tbey 
will be known as the Three American Ms. 



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August 27. 




w 

SUMMER AMUSEMENT, 

"Coasting Through Switzerland." 

■HEMIC HIT OF DREAMLAND (COMET liLABD). 

A mile ride through Iced air among the snow-clad Alps. Unsurpassed as a hot 
weather attraction. Twenty-five distinct scenes, Including Mt. Blanc, the Mat- 
terhorn and Mt.Cenls Tunnel. Mountains, Valleys, Swiss Villages, ail artistic 
reproductions of the originals In Switzerland. Thirty sleighs cany 1 80 persons. 

Mr. Ryan will build and sell a limited number of duplicates for next season. 
Exceptional opportun It, for up-to-date Summer park people to obtain an amuse- 
ment that has proved a big money maker from the start. Fully proteoted by 
American and European patents. 



DREAMLAND, Wm. H. Reynolds, President Coney Island, N. Y., Aug. 12, '04. 
THOMAS J. RTAN. Esq., Philadelphia, Pa. : _. , 

My Dear Mr. Kyan : — It baa occurred to me to eipress my satisfaction in 
connection with your attraction In Dreamland, namely, "Coasting Through Switz- 
erland." The attraction Is unique and pleasing In every detail, and Is a delightful 
conception carried out to the most gratifying and entertaining completion. The ex- 
pressions of pleasure that come to my attention from all who hare availed them- *~ 
selves of this trip certainly Indicate that It la In high favor with the public I 
consider It one of the most attractive features of Dreamland. 




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TEL. 4552 COLUMBUS. 

P.8.— Our appliances are tbe only Electrical 
Appliances that are allowed to be used In tbe 
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States, Canadian and Great Britain patents 
Numbers 7«4, 778, 1,676,103, 770, 771, 779.77* 
and 243, 003 British patent. We warn mana- 
gers not to nse Mica or Glass Fronts covered 
by oar patent 



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84, $12.76; 86. $13.76; 88, $14.76; 40, $16.76. 
Our XX Trunk Compares Favorably wltb any Theatrical 
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ATTENTION ! DOCTORS, MEDICINE PEOPLE AND SHOWMEN. 

Why handle rocky goods wben you can handle goods that will sell them- 
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from. We also make other Btyles or Appliances sad Medical Batteries. Ons 
third cash required. Hot Springs Sulphur Soap, wrapped, $2.10 per gross. 
Equal to Williams. Trial order will convince. Largest Manufacturers for 
Kleotrlo Belts and Appliances In U. 8. A. Established 1878. Catalogue free. 

THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO., Bnrllngfon. Ksa. 

ARTIFICIAL GAHXANDB, VINES, SPRAYS, CHOWH8. BUSHES, 

Plants. Trees, Palms and Loose Flowers for stage purposes. Particularly 
call your attention to tbe workmanship on my goods, which is unpa- 
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Write for my catalogue No. 1, 0., which contains full description and 
Illustrations of the assortment of goods I carry. 





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187-189 Se. Clark St., Chicago. 




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MATfAOKRS AMD AGENTS ROTICBI WILL OABDINRB, ISovrlty Buck 
Dancer, Intro. Buck Janclng on Roller and Ice Skates. All tine open after Sept. 13. 

J. i. hynn Circuit. Address CONTOOCOOK PARK, Panaccok, K. U. 



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EXCITINQ AND THRIUINQ FROM START TO FINISH AND FULL OF INTENSE ACTION. 

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HYDE & BEHMAN'S 
NEW MUSIC HALL, 

CHICAGO. 

Wanted-BIO NOVELTIES. 

Address H. W. BEHMAN, 

BOOMS 8-10, WW YORK THEATRE BUILDING, NBW YORK. 



The M. A Hunt Enterprises 

If. A. HUNT. ..... Sol* Owner, Seuon 1904.05. 

GRAND SCENIC REVIVAL OF DUMAS' MASTERPIECE, 

"MONTE CRI8TO." 

All Special Scenery, Special Paper, New and Gorgeous Wardrobe. An Innovation In Stage Splendor 

Electrical Effects, Etc. 

HUNT STOCK GO., 

The Fashion Plate Snow. Sixth Sac lessfnl Se.son of Uninterrupted Success, Supporting the Young 

and Talented Actress, 

MARIE FITZOIBBON, 

In Repertoire. Special Scenery, Paper, etc. Now booking; for the season of 1804-06. Address »U 
ommanlcatlons as follows: MONTR CRISTO. M- A. HUNT, 1*9 Lyon St.. Grand Rantda 
Mlcn.t HUNT STOCK CO., B. H. KILLMAR, 1513 Ilth St., Port Huron, Mlrh. Mana- 
ger's In Mich.. Ohio, Ind.. Ill,, Mo., Iowa, Wis. and Minn., send open time after Jan. 1, 1906. will buy 
a Combination Dlnlne and Sleeping C*r:|mnst be in good condition and stand railroad inspection 
passenger service. Will pay cash for same. 



MISS LILLIAN STERLING, 

THE STERLING STOCK CO.. 



Dlractlon NeVIS/l. 



II 



"WANTED— Agent of wide experience and proven capability, General Actor with strong 
specially. Woman for General Business, capable of Juvenile Leads. Others may write. Feature 
Vaudeville Act. A desirable engagement fur desirable people. Weeks of Sept. 12 and IB, Oct. Sand 
10 open for fair dates. Address CARSON, Iowa, or as Per Rente. 



TO MANAGERS. 





COMEDY ACROBATIC CYCLISTS, 

LATE OF THE ZAEBOW TBIO, 

Who dissolved partnership in Los Angeles, Cal., will continue on the ORPH8CM CIRCUIT, commenc 
log Oct. 10, 1»04, at Memphis, Tenn., and Terminlnatlig Jan. 10, wos. 



PROCTOR'S 

ENTERPRISES. 

F. F. PROCTOR, Bolt Proprietor and Minigtr 
J. AUSTIN FYNE8, Gminl Managtr. 

6 BEAUTIFUL THEATRES 6 

Devoted to Refined Entertainment. 
Proctor's Btb Ave. Theatre, Proctor's 
SSd St. Theatre, Proctor'. B8th It. 
Theatre. Prootor'a lSSth St. Theatre, 
Proctor'a Newark Theatre, Proctor". 
Albany Theatre. 

PROCTOR'S STOCK 00. 

Presenting Beit Plays. 

WANTED, BEST ACTS IH 

VAUDEVILLE. 

If yon do not receive a reply, It may be 
because tbe time la filled; yoo are therefore 
advised to write again In four weeks. Do 
NOT enclose stamp for reply. 

INSTRUCTIONS TO ARTISTS BOOKED: ««. 

plots of acts; complete ''prop" lists; If can 
open end close In one ; EXACT time of sets, 
and of "close In;" billing for newspapers 
and programmes; and CLEAN PHOTO- 
GRAPHS for L0BB1KB TWO WEEKS la 
ADVANCE OF OPENING DATS AT EACH 
H0C8E, addressing RESIDENT MANAGER. 
FAILURE TO COMPLY with these IN- 
STRUCTIONS WILL SUBJECT ARTISTS 
to the BISK OF CANCELLATION. VAUDE- 
VILLE REHEARSALS MONDAYS, » A. M., 
SHARP. 

Playwrights, Authors and Play Agents, 
Vaudeville Artists and Players, address 

J. AUSTIN FYNBS, General Mansgsr, 

FIFTH AVE. THEATRE, N. T. CI TV. 




We Are Headquarters 

For all kinds of supplies for Street Men, Outdoor 
Vendors, Agents, Canvassers, Cane and Knife 
Hoard Men, Premium and Scheme Men and gen- 
eral dealers. Onr 480 page catalogue free to all 
meaning business. 

N. SHURE CO., 

Wkolslalo Jewelry, Watch .1, Novelties, Etc., 
CHICAGO. ILL. 



Notice To Burlesque Managers. 



UTICA, IV. Y. 



JOHN P. WEBER - - Proprietor IH. ALBIM .... Manager 

Devoted to Burlesque, Vaudeville, Farce Comedy and Good Repertoire. 
HOUSE OPENS MONDAY, SFPT. 1», 

WITH THE METROPOLITAN BBRLKSdlERS, 
M.nigers wanting time, please write at once, snre big business to good shows. Week stand the- 
atre.. On one of the main streets. Car^ evert minute wall parts of the city. The new $80,000 Theatre. 
the handsomest house outside of New York City. Matinees dally (No Sunday Show). Theatre will 
hold 1,000 people. Prices from locls. to TScis. Splendid orchestra. Union stage hands. ;Kxcellent 
Scenery. First Class Cafe, Restaurant and Hotel in connection with the theatre, handsomely fur- 
uisheti. TeroiB, K.oo double, and iT.oo single. All communications should be addressed to 
. I ■ H. ALB1NI, Manager, Lagoon Island, A'bany. N. Y. 

So, If yon wantltlrae, write at once. Joe Bsrns, Cliff. Grant, Big Sensation and Everybody, write 
me at osce here, where you'll get the money. Hungry for Burlesque. ^^^ 



■WAJfTBD, lOH THE 

KEOKUK FREE STREET FAIR, 

OCT. : 4,5, 6, 7 and 8, 1904, Sensational Outdoor Acts, High Wire, Big Aerial Return or Casting Act, 
Troupe of Japs, Acrobatic Feature Act, Jugglers and other strong acts. Also first class pay soowa. 
Electric Fountain, Lunette, Johnstown Flood, Anlinsl Show, Eleclrlc Theatre, Ferris Wbeel, etc. 
Mast have good fronts. Address quick, El). F. KIRCHNER, Manager, Keokuk, la. 



I THE EUROPEAN PHYSICAL. WONDEn . THE PER FECT MAN, 

FRA1VCIS OEI* AKE*, 

HKJLCl I.EA1* GYMNASTIC NOVELTY. ONLY ACT OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD. 
AC EN r, MR. PEIBBH. at present, London. Address FRAMOIS OEBARD, 

* * - Keith's Theatre, PnUadelpliia, this week. 



*° «■ CUSHMAN and ST. CLAIRE «- 

4th WEEK LEADING VAUDEVILLE FEAT URE CHASE LISTER CO. A. (JOB. FARRELL, Manager) ! 

WANTED, MILLER BROS.' ATTRACTIONS. 

Did place, on acconnt of disappointments, Msn for Leads, Man for Oeneral Business; Good Use- 
ful General Bournes Woman. Others write. Specialties preferred, state all in first letter. 

MILLER BROS.. Kahoka, Mo., Aug. 29-Rept. 8. 



BIND and ORCHESTRA LEADERS. ATTENTION! 

"MISS LIBERTY'," the coming march hit of 1he season. Is now ready. Special price, 10c. per copy. 

Bend number of InsU uments and Kind used. Special rates to dealers on application. 

0. H. JONES, Music Publisher, 404 Main Street, Jackson, Tenn, 



BIG SELLING 





Contain Songs, Jokes, Parodies, 
Recitations, Etc., 

75c. Per 100; $6 Per 1,000. 

Cash with order. No O. O. D. 

Samples, 10 Cents. 
WEHMAN BROS., 

130 PARK ROW, If. Y. 



Phila. Trunk Factory, 

1017 COLUMBIA* AVENUE, 
H. A. STOUT ... Manager. 

SOLE MFRS. OF THE ORIGINAL 

Patterson IX Trunks 

J»7 In. $5.73 33 In. $0.'4n 

30 In. 0.00 30 In. 8.50 

Mia - • • • ST. 50. 

*«- ALL I1AS8 WOOD BOXES. -.» 

...TERMS, CASH WITH ORDER.... 

j. a crass oa ~gk 

Rnllders o* Use 

HOW CANVA 



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of Ine FILMS very low. 

' H. POWELL, U N. 10th St.. Phils.. Pa. 



Oood 



»oc second-hand PLUSH OPERA CHAIRS, floo d 
condition. AMERICAN SCHOOL FURNITURE 

00.. is-Sl-M West HUi St, New Tort City, 



SGENERY AND SHOW PAINTINGS 

John HerfBiih, Cincinnati, 0. 



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>s nf the Colonies. Five Scenes, 



2. F.QHTIN8 THE FLAMES 

A Splendl 



THE FLAMES - - 15c. per H. 425ft. 

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address appears In It quite frequently. 

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Theatre, New York City. 

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which contains- a list of those In. New York 
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various racing associations, addressing them 
nt l He several places where racing is In pro- 
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from a six weeks' hunting and llshlng trip in 
Newfoundland and Labrador. 



Western Burma 
Of t he New York Clipper, 
Room sot, • Ashland Black, Chieaao. 
Snnday, Aug. $1, marks the dividing point 
of an Important fortnight Two theatres 
open, one bouse closes, tbe attraction changes 
nt one , down town theatre and at three 
others the current attractions enter upon 
their final performances. With the concluding 
performance of "The Forbidden Land," Mat- 
onlay night, the Illinois closed Its Summer 
season, billed to reopeu Sept. 5, with Frltzl 
Sebcir. In the first production on nay stage of 
"The Two Roses." At Powers' Blanche Ring 
terminated her eleven weeks' engagement. In 
"Vivian's Papas," 20, giving way to Amelia 
Bingham, who, on Sunday night 21, Is an- 
nounced for a fortnight of repertory, begin- 
ning with* "The Climbers." "mister Brown," 
at the Great Northern ; "Mrs. Wtr«s, of tbe 
Cabbage Patch," at the Grand Opera House, 
and "The Royal Chef," at the Garrlck, enter 
upon their concluding weeks Sunday night. 
On Snnday afternoon Ibe two local repre- 
sentatives of the burlesque "wheel" — tbe 
Folly and Trocadero — begin their season after 
a thorough process of reconstruction. The 
Folly adds a new name to the local catalogue, 
bur there Is no new theatre to match It, the 
uhnie of Hopkins' Theatre having been 
changed, along with the policy of the house. 
Hopkins' previously played burlesque attrac- 
tions but last Autumn it went over to the 
Stair a Havlin circuit of popular priced dra- 
matic houses. Owing to unsatisfactory business 
under the rule of dramatic art the house now 
returns to burlesque. Frsok B. Carr's 
Thoroughbreds will open the new era at the 
Folly and Robert Fulton's own road show, 
the Jolly Grass Widows, will start the sea- 
son at Trocadero. The week stands opening 
Sunday afternoon Include: "At Cripple 
Creek/' nt the Criterion ; "Out of the Fold," 
at the Columbus ; "A Little Outcast," at the 
BIJon. and "The Wayward Bon," at tbe A1- 
bainbrs. "Tbe Yankee Consul" enters upon 
Its third week nt tbe Studcbaker • Monday 
evening. Vaudeville at Cleveland's and the 
Chicago Opera House and stock burlesque 
at Sam T. Jack's, along with Hummer park 
entertainment at Sans Soucl, Water Chutes 
and Rlvervlew, constitute the amusement 
bill of fare for the current days. Brooke's 
Chicago Marine Band, at tbe Coliseum and 
the second week of Pain's "Last Days of 
Pompeii," out on tbe West side, are attrac- 
tions In a class by themselves. Next Sun- 
day. 28. brings Dc Wolf Hopper, In a re- 
vival of "Wang," to the Garrlck Theatre, 
and the new Hamilton-Mitchell production, 
"Bird Centre," comes to the Grand Opera 
House. The Haymarket will also reopen 
28. one week Inter the Academy of Music 
will reopen, the I* Salle will probably be- 
gin another season of musical stock, and 
the regular season at Powers', the Illinois 
and McVlckcr's will be Inaugurated. The 
Players' Stock Co., at the Bush Temple 
of Music, will also be In line by Labor 
Day and the new stock company at 
tbe People's Theatre will likewise begin op- 
erations within a fortnight. With few 
exceptions every theatre which la likely to 
bid for local patronage this season will be In 
operation by Sept. C. Aside from (be pros- 
pect of Immediate activities, there la a prom- 
ise of lively times hereabouts "when Summer 
comes again." There la sure to be four and 
possibly five Summer parks in operation with- 
in the broad confines of Cook County next 
Spring. Rlvervlew has proven a success dur- 
ing Its first season, in spite of generally un- 
favorable weather conditions : Sans Soucl and 
Water Chutes will maintain their accustomed 
station In popular favor and one, perhaps 
two, additional Summer outing spots are con- 
templated. Paul 1). Ilowse, long associated 
with the management of Sans Soucl : Joseph 
Hlileld, of the Sherman House and Aaron 
J. Jones, a local capitalist, have organized a 
stock company and leased thirteen and a half 
acres at Sixty-third Street and South Park 
Avenue, for the purpose of conducting an 
out-door amusement resort. The season will 
open May 1,1. next, and will last for four and 
a half months, au uniisuallly long term fur 
Chicago parks. Paul l>. Ilowse, who will be 
general manager of the new pnrk, Informs 
mo that there Is a sufficiency of money 
In sight to carry to completion the 
moat elaborate plans ever made for an 
amusement resort of like character In the 
Weat. The work of filling In the property 
has begun, trad the strnctiu-nl arrangements 
will, bo carried forward nil Whiter. Mr. 
Ilowse states that the best features of Luna 
Park and Dreamland will be Incorpnr-ltcd 
In the general details, as well as* selection 
of features and factors suggested by other 
out of. dour resorts throughout Ihe country. 
Tho electrical display will be a particularly 
noteworthy feature and there will be a cafe 
and xoo of trained animals which will be 
kept open lo the public the year 'round. 
RolKH-t F. Walter, secretary of the Athletic , 
Park Amusement Co., which now operates 
Athletic Park,- In Buffalo, arrived In tewn 
last week for tbe purpose of selecting a 
s| is for another new park which bla -:uru- 
piiny plans to open here next Spring. Mr. 
Walter, however, disclosed no details of 
his plana nor did he tell me anything about 
the probable location of the contemplated 
resort. 

Illinois Thkatrk (Will J. Davis, man- 
ager). — "The Forbidden Land" ended n 
mildly successful Summer career of seven 
weeks Saturdsy night. Aug. 20. Darkness 
will reign fur a fortnight, and on Sept 5 
Frltzi Scbelf will Inaugurate her second 
American starring tour with tbe first per- 
formance on any stage of "The Two Roses" 
a pastoral opera by Stanislaus Stauge and 
Ludwlg Englander. Roland Cunningham, 
an English tenor new to this country, and 
Louis Harrison, Clarence Handysldes, Jo- 
sephine Brmlett, Ida Hawley,' ana Louise La 
Baron will be prominent members, of tho 
presenting forces. 

Powers' Theatre (Harry J. Powers, man- 
ager). — Amelia Blnghum, with Clias. Rich- 
man and Frank Worthing featured in her 
support, begins h forluleut engagement ".villi 
"The Climbers" on Sunday night, 21. Next 
week will be given over to a repertory of 
her plays. Then, on. Sept. .1, Ethel Barry- 
more comes to Inaugurate the regular sea- 
son. Blanche Ring ended eleven weeks of 
"Vivian's Papas" (minus two nights. 10, 
1(1, spent in dedicating the new theatre at 
Raventa Park, just north of here) on Satur- 
dsy night, 20. Souvenirs marked what was 
stated lo bit the ninety-ninth performance 
on Friday night. IP. Inirlng her Summer 
stay nt this popular house Miss Ring estab- 
lished herself In permanent favor with our 
playgoers aud "Vivian's Papas'' was voted a 
success. 

Grand Opera House (Fred II. llamllu. 
business manager). — Madge Carr Cook and 
brr talented associates enter upon tbe last 
week of "Mrs. Wlggs, of the Cabbage Patch," 
on Sunday evening. 21. Business remains 
at a legal capacity standard, and the play 
hus won lasting favor with our lovers of 
ideal dramatics. Next Sunday evening, 28, 
"lilrd Center" comes in for a bit of a run. 
Its original production bong planned for 
lVorla. III., during the currcut week. Glen Mac- 
lK>nougb Is the author of the new comedy. 
It Is baiied upon the Bint Center cartoons 
of John T. .MrViitchron, which were widely 
liopnlnr. hereabouts, during their serial ap- 
pearances In J'*r CAIcnf/o Tribnur. Julian 
Mitchell is making the production, and the 
company will Include: George Richards. Kd- 
ward J. Connelly, William Burresa, Charles 
Wayne. Kugeiie O'Uourke. I^iuls Piivne. 
Will Archie. Mabel Strickland. Kslellc Mori I- 
mer, llosa Ciaike, Blanche I'lmpnmn ami 
Iplui Ibihl. 

Gahkick Thkatrk (Chas. A. Bird, business 



manager). — During the fifth and last week 
of "Tbe Royal Chef." which b*ff*n« Sunday 
night, 21. the new principles engaged for tbe 
Xew York opening of the piece will replace 
the actors who have brought the clever com- 
edy to a marked local success. Bam Collins 
wilt succeed Dave Lewis In the title role, 
Gertrude Mllllogton will replace Helen Dale 
and J. C. Mlron and Amelia Stone will be 
among the other new principles. De Wolf 
Hopper is announced for a revival of 
"Wang," beginning n< soon as contemplated 
alterations and Interior changes can be made, 
which will probably Is- on Sept. 12. 

STttmcHAKKB Thkatiih (R. E. Harmeyer, 
business manager). — "Tbe Yankee Consul la 
tbe one present attraction whose local can- 
didacy is likely to continue for a time. Ray- 
mond Hitchcock, wbo Is featured, and bis 
associates, start the piece upon tbe third 
week of Its present engagement Monday even- 
ing, 22. Business continues line. 

Grbat XoKthkrn 'i'nr.ATSB <K. D. Stair, 
manager). — Tbe fifth and concluding week of 
"Buster Brown's" successful second visit to 
this theatre begins Sunday afternoon, 21. 
•Tnder Southern Skies" Is announced for 
next Sunday. Owing to the rush to see Mas- 
ter Gabriel, Geo. Ail and the other clever 
members of the excellent cast, matinees of 
"Buster Brown" will be given every aft/rnonn 
this week save, perhaps, Monday and Wednes- 
day, 

. Critcrion Theatre (Ren M. Glroux, busi- 
ness manager), — "At Cripple Creek" opens 
for tbe customary week of two dally per* 
romance* Snnday afternoon, "Tbe Flaming 
Arrow" being booked to follow next 8unday 
afternoon. During the llrst Chicago week of 
"The Wayward Son," ending Saturday night, 
19, business Was good and tbe play gave 
satisfaction to the Criterion's loyal devotees 
of melodramatic sensations and tense situa- 
tions. 

Aliiasibka Thkatiik (James II. Browne, 
business manager). — "The Wayward Son" 
moves down to tbls South side temple of 
streniiousness Sunday afternoon, beginning a 
week's engagement Florence L. Johnson and 
Nell Twomey display much cleverness In the 
leading roles. Annie Blancke added further 
laurels to her record of success during last 
week's presentations of "A Little Outcast." 
Next week, "Too Proud to Beg." 

Cul:: Mars THr.AisiE (Weber Bros., mana- 
gers).— This theatre began its season last 
week, ending 10, with "A Friend of the 
Family." "Out of tbe Fold" Is tbe attrac- 
tion opening for a week Sunday afternoOD, 
21. Norma Hyutt and Joseph Manning are 
the leading players. Next week, "Hello, Bill." 
Buoti Thkatiik (Wm. Roche, business man- 
ager!. — Annie Blancke starta her third con- 
secutive Chicago week Sunday afternoon, 21, 
to appear twice a day In "A Little Outcast." 
The season oiiened here, week ending 10, with 
Geo. Kllmi, Alma Henrn and other clever 
folk. In "On tbe Bridge at Midnight" Next 
week. "At Cripple Creek." 

Cqi.iskuu gabdcns (Stewart Spalding, 
manager). — Brooke and Ills Chicago Marine 
Bund, every night and Sunday afternoon, re- 
mains a popular attraction. The season will 
last a tew weeks longer, although no an- 
nouncement of Its termination Is yet made. 

Chicago opera House (Kohl & Castle, 
managers). — With the Four Mortons aa top 
liners, Carnn.aod Herbert with tbe best act 
tbey have presented ; Morrlssey and Rich. In 
witty comedy : John and Nellie McCarthy, 
doing a good act, and Thereao Dorgeval, pre- 
senting a most artistic singing number, tbls 
house had one of the best bills Chicago has 
lately seen last week. Business was chock 
up to the legal limit all the time. Opening 
Monday afternoon, 22 : Williams and Jordan, 
Cbns. Gloss and son, Charlotte Ravenscroft, 
Xat Gill, Mrs. Jules Levy and company, J. 
W. Sherry, Kelso and Sterling, tbe Ksuia- 
1 relda Sisters, the Powers Brothers, tho Cor- 
rlgan Trio, Mitchell and Love. Valeric Iter- 
gere and company. Lew Sully. Barney Fagan 
and Henrietta, Byron, and Geo. K. Spoor's 
kfnodrome. 

Cleveland's Tiikatiib (Wm. S. Cleveland, 
manager). — This week : Joseph Yarrlck, Mil- 
ton and Dollle Nobles, Albnrtus and Bar- 
tram, McNamee, Pascatel, Bandy and Wil- 
son, Elsie Janls and Oil Stewart, 

Sak T. Jack's Opera Houhr (Sidney J. - 
Enson, manager). — The Forty Thieves hold 
over for a second week, the stock company 
being headed by Alleeu Vincent, Helen Rus- 
sell, Chris Lane, James Thompson, Geo. Tur- 
ner and Ed. Morris. A high wire disrobing 
'act by La Belle Atlania, a at>cond week of 
Sherman and De Forrest, with "The Battle 
of San Dago;" Charley Bunks. In comic song; 
Wilson nnd De Monvlile, the Itunkles, and Lu 
Carm'ontellc will constitute the olio numbers. 
Business continues fine, nnd the entertain- 
ments are pleasing and diverting. 

TRiii'AnKiio (Robert Fulton, manager). — • 
The Jolly Grass Widows are announced to re- 
opened tbls remodeled and thoroughly "con- 
formllig" theatre on Sunday afteruoon, 21. 
Manager Fulton's road, company has been 
carefully chosen, sccnlcally and electrically 
equipped with lavlshness and starts upon Its 
1 season In a position to hid forcefully for 
generous patronage. Jeanette Gnlchard Is 
principal boy and May Yulr and Tlllic Stork- 
chief snubrettes. The comedians are Snltz 
Moore and Chas. Biirkusrdt, and the bur- 
lesques are called "Along the Line" and "The 
Widow's Wedding." During the fortnight the 
bouse has been closed the required altera- 
tions have "been made and Trocadero Is well 
equipped to maintain Its station of popularity 
among our amusement resorts. 

Trig I'ollv (John E. Fennessy, business 
manager). — This house, formerly known as 
Hopkins' Theatre, returns to its station as a 
s|K)KC In "The Wheel" when it opens Sunday 
afternoon, 21. with Frank 11. Carr's Thor- 
oughbreds. Interior alterations, a new series 
of exits and a revised seating arrangements 
has fitted the house to all- requirements of 
the new ordinances. The Thbroughbreds 
open their own season as well as the season 
of the theatre. "Looking for a Duke" and 
"The Thoroughbreds an a Lark" are the 
burlesque numbers, tbe olio engaging Blanche 
Wn'slibtirn and Josle Flynn, tbe unique Trio, 
Including Henley, Clausen and Clausen : the 
Dancing Mitchells, Mile. La Tosca, Frank- 
lin and Hopkins, and Coyne. Ardell, Law- 
rence and KdwardB. Willie Weston carries 
the character comedy and Blanche Wash- 
burn Is the principal boy. ' , 
Sans Souci (Mat. Alfred Russell, mana- 
ger). — This week's Dill of entertainment en- 
lists many diverting features, of which 
vaudeville Is, as usual, the chief attraction. 
Amusement Director Edward Shay no has 
booked Chas. and Anna Olorker, Jonnson, 
Davenport ami Lorella. the Vive Hanloos, 
headed by" the veteran pantomlmlat, Geo. 
Hnnlon; the fetching Bros., and Dorothy 
Kenton, to open Sunday afternoon, 21. The 
aeuson here may end Labor Day and may 
continue until Sept. 11. 

Water ciil°tkn Park (Wm. H. Strlckler. 
general manager). — "Shooting the Chutes" 
remains the chief diversion here, although 
Chas. H. Xelmeyer's electric theatre, present- 
ing vaudeville bills and motion photographs. 
Is the 'centre of profitable Interest. The 
grounds are lined with alluring concessions, 
which thrive splendidly these busy days. The 
Chutes Is ending one of Its most profitable 
■sea sou »t 

RrvERViKw Park (Wm. H. Johnson, mnns- 
ger). — Mme. I.IIJens presents her high diving 
act. through sheets of flame and tire, as the 
principal feature here. Forrest's Seventh 
Regiment Band providing the Musical head- 
line. "The Pike' 1 has a big string of enticing 
concessions, the shady groves are cool and 
-Inviting, to" tho thirsty nlculrkers who throng 
this resort.' and there Is a general air of at- 
tractiveness which lends a potent element to 
the success of this new resort. 

CMiik StukKT MrsKTH .(Louis M. Hedges, 
innnoavrt. --Til* wecklt convention, of freaks 
and curios which R>c bent provided prove an 
ntlrstilve iimciict There Is a brief and oft 
repeated vaudeville bill thrown In for good 



measure— at a small extra price. Business h 

London- Dimb mcselm (Wm. J. Sweeney, 
manager).— Prof. German, one man Mad ; 
Miss McDanlel, bearded midget ; Flora Sell, 
strong woman, and Mayer, mind reader, pro- 
vide this week's curio hall features. On the 
stage: Alice Hart Jennie Wright. Boae Bo- 
dlne, and. motion photographs. Business la 
good. 

ArTERSTATH.— Pain's "Last Days of Pom- 
pell," the chief attraction of tbe West Madi- 
son Business Men's Carnival, attracts good- 
ly crowds. The annual renewal of tbls 
double event Is bringing tbe far West side 
Into general prominence, thus filling the 

mission for which It is Intended The 

Eastland advertises the presence of the en- 
tire "Yankee Consul" Co. as a feature of 
her Sunday trip to South Haven 21...... 

Al. 1'llson Is home from a business trip to 

New York The people booked to play 

ChlGan-Cy Beacb, Michigan City, lad., 
week of 22-27 (management of Boyde J. Gil- 
more), are: Don and Thompson, Mangean 
Bros., Conwell and Erb, Lee Ingram, and 

Bessie Baus Brooke Eltryn waa in 

town last week, en rosie to play the John 
D. Hopkins park circuit Francis Wil- 
son last week disposed of some of his Chi- 
cago realty holdings for $11,000. He has 

more left Martin Beck Is back from 

hi* New York trip In the Interest of tbe 

Orpbeum circuit. Edwin Connelly came 

up from St Louis last week to book bis 
vaudeville sketch with the Western Asso- 
ciation. John Dillon, the veteran comedian, 

Is a feature of tbe act Jack Mggee 

and wife, Teresa A. Dale, have signed for 
leading rolea with "Human Hearts." The 
company Is rehearsing here, to open at 
Crawford's Theatre, St Louis, next Sun- 
day John A. West, the "Musical 

Brownie," writes me that he is at work upon 
an electrical device to be nsed In protect- 
ing theatres against damage by fire. He 
was booked to go to Australia for n vandev'lle 
season but has decided to put back tbe time 
In order to perfect his new patent aud get 
tbe result In operation before leaving this 
country. His success at Hopkins' Park, Mem- 
phis, resulted In his re-engagement for a sec- 
ond week Frances Swartt, wbo baa been 

a pupil of Prof. Ridge's Stage School, has 
signed with Lyman Bros, as leading sou- 

brette, In "At the Races." Chas. 

Holmea Is In Chicago organizing the Columbia 

Opera Co Jack Lockney has organized 

and Is rehearsing his "Hidden Crime" Co., In 
Chicago. Pauline Fletcher will play the lead, 
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crowcll, C. W. Boyer 

and others will be In the company Alice 

Raymond, after a week's rest In Chicago, de- 
parted for the West to play a fortnight of 
Summer park dates. She then goes to St 

Louis to look at the World's Fair... A. 

Mllo Bennett organized the complete "Out 
of the Fold" Co., which plays the Columbus 
this week. Mr. Bennett also organized the 
Western "Why Women Sin?" Co., for the 

Taylor Amusement Co., of New York .. 

May Hosmer has organized a stock company 
to play tbe season through at tbe Mirror The- 
atre, Des Moines, la. She will, however, play 
a preliminary season of four weeks at How- 
ard's Theatre, in tbe Northwestern corner of 
Cook County, beginning Aug. 28. Lorln J. 
Howard, after two or three seasons of con- 
stant work In local stock productions, has 
leased the house to Miss Hosmer and will take 
a vacation; Frederick Boggs, who was Miss 
Hosmer' s leading man at the People's The- 
ater, on the West aide, will have the same 
position In the new company. Leon Hatten- 
bach, stage director, Is also engaged for a 
like position. Other members of the com- 
pany, all of whom will go to Des Moines, 
will be: Sam C. Hunt, if IL Id Motte, F. 
D. Loomls, Virginia Clay. May Bankson and 
Mrs. John Bankson ... .Raymond Whlttaker, 
favorably known as a stock leading man, Is In 
Chicago for a few weeks. . . . ; .Asa Lee Wll- 
lard passed through town last week, rn route 
for Portland, Ore., to begin bis tour lo "J|ra 

Bludsoc," which opens Sept S Bert 

Haverly Is in town ...... Victor Kremer, the 

Chicago music publisher, has tbe sheet music 

concession at the World's Fair Charley 

Bennett returns to bis old position as ad- 
vertising agent for the Folly Work 

upon the Haymarket and Olympic Theatres 
progresses favorably. The Haymarket will 
probably open Aug. 28, and the Olympic as 

soon as possible Louis Bentz leaves the 

stsgc at Sans Soucl to take his old position us 
stage manager at the Haymarket when that 
house opens. Leah Russell and Marie Stuart 
are still "summering" In. Chicago. .. .Among 
the recent engagements made through A. Mllo 
Bennett's dramatic exchange are the follow- 
ing: Oulna Marlon, with "ABroken Heart" Co. ; 
F. Taafo, for Gordon & Beunett's "The Ifolv 
City" Co.; Carl Spencer, with "Too Proud 
to Beg;" E. F. Gronemeyer, Florence Les- 
ter. Erma Weste, and U. B. Wllllans, with 
Dave l,cvls' "Uncle Josh Bprucebv" Co. ; 
D. C. Seldon and W. B. Frederick, with Mac- 
auley & l'atton's "Little Homestead" Co.; 
Anna Murdock,' with "The Tenderfoot" Co. ; 
Bessie Wheelwright. Anna Kartells, Pearl 
Kvelyiine, Zeldn Stuart, with "Alphonsc ntid 
Gaston" Co. ; Harry Earl, with "The Little 
Outcast" Co.; Stewart Anderson, wltb Whit- 
ney's "Romeo and Juliet" Co. ; Percy Ben- 
ton nnd Annette Gray, with Stater's Come- 
dians : Mark Elllston and F. C, Horan, - for 
stock at Peoria; David Livingston and 11. 
Race, with "A Thoroughbred Tframp" Co. : 
Florence Guise and George Bird, with "A 
Hapless Honeymoon" Co. ; Clinton B. Lloyd, 
Billy Kohlnson, W. J. Baxter, and Frederick 
Seaton, with "At Cripple Creek"-Co. ■ Edith 
Martlnot, with "Maluney'H Wedding** Co.; 
June James, with "Msloney's Wedding" Co. ; 
and Xormsu aud " Brlce, with "Hooligan's 
Troubles" Co. 



♦ »» 



OREGON. 



Portland — The Empire Theatre (Geo. L. 
Baker, manager) will be reopened Aug. 28 
by a slock company, under tbe management 
of Thomas F, Wiedemann, In "Side Tracked." 

Stab Thkatru (S. Morton Cohen, muna- 

f;cr). — Week of iG : Montgomery and Cantor, 
.one Star Harry, Baby Flo, Gotto, Will C 
Hoyt, Grace Russell and the prolectoscope. 

Arcadb Theatre (S. Morton Cohen, man- 
ager).— Week of 15: Willie Shields, Sisters 
Mandeville, Delmar. tbe (.tricks. Kate Coyle, 
and the American bioscope. 

Lvitic Theatre (Kearung & Flood, mana- 
gers). — Week of 15: Prof. Montague, Agraz 
and Hilton, the Three Moors, K. T. Ray, Dc- 
marla and Orlando and the vltascope. 

Bijou Theatre (Fred T. Merrill, nmna- 
gerl. — Week of 15 : Seymour nnd May, Three 
Andersons. Kooney and Forrester, Memphis 
Kennedy, Edna Foley and the vltascope. 
, Orpukum Theatre (Al. Onken. manager). 
— Continuous vaudeville. 

Maze (A. Snaplro, manager). — Elaine For- 
rest. Anita Ray, Bonlta Deschonti, Genevieve 
De Forrest, Thelma Wheeler. 

Fritz's New Theatre (Wm. H. Brown, 
mupuger). — Alf Leo. Joe' West. Leslie Ster- 
ling, Odell and Hart, Maggie Oracey, Carrie 
Winched. De Palma Trio, Leondor Bros., 
nose Itenne. Richard Maurettua. 

Bi.aziek's Concert Hall (Eli B. Davis, 
manager). — Winnie Marquam, Lillian Black, 
Sue Blnnchnrd, Loveland Slaters. 

Ebicksun'h Music Hall (Henry Grlffen, 
manager). — Llndon Sisters, Helena, Ollle 
iHMmar. 

lliMji.iNi; Bites.' Snows will give foul- per- 
formances Aug. 2l», 30. 
««» 

Doc Wadokll, general agent of the Faust 
Minstrels, writes: "We are pleased with' our 
business so far. The towns we plnved 
last yesr show a healihv Increase. Hilly 
Beard, 'the party from die Sonlh,' In a big 
Mlcriws. ' Peliv DetteT. 'Ihb Erie cyclone," at 
eccentric dancing. Is very clever, and strik- 
ingly original." 

I .._. ....... -- :.-.,". • :-< 



MAS SACHlSE TTg. 

■Boston.— The first local performance of 
"TbC'Spn-GUB," at the Tremont, afld the 
reopening of the Majestic with "The Eternal 
City" as an "attraction, are the pttnclDkl 
theatrical events noted In this city for tho 
current week. Other shifts of less Impojt- 
once are : "More To Be Pltled.Tban Scorned, 
at the Grand Opera; "Harvest," at tho 
Castle Squirt ; "Ranch 10," at the Bowdoln 
Square; Renlz-Santley Co., at the Palace; 
-Runaway Girls" Co., at tbe Lyceum; new 
vaudeville shows, at tbe Howard and Keith s ; 
new curios at Austin A Stone's and the 
Nickelodeon, and change of faces at all out- 
door entertainments. The amusement places 
were packed to the doora at nearly every 
l^rformance last week, the G. A. R. encamp- 
ment people and the unusually large num- 
ber of 'Summer visitors being responsible 
for this state of affairs. Cool weather also 
favored the theatres. 

Tiiemont Theatib (Jno. B. Schoeffel, man- 
ager). — The regular season at this bouse will 
iw ushered in on Monday, Aug. 22, when 
Henry W. Savage offers the new George Ade- 
Gustave Luders opera, "The Sho-Gun.' Since 
Its production In Chicago many changes havo 
been made In the score, book and cast, so 
practically a new production Is assured. The 
players: Charles E. Evans. Christie McDon- 
sld, Georgia Calne, W. C. Weadon, Carrie E. 
Perkins, David Torrcnee, Thos. C. Lcary, 
Blanche Adams and E B. Martludell. The, 
engagement Is for six weeks. "Woodland' 
did a phenomenal business during Its seven- 
teenth and last week. The piece will go on 
the Xew England circuit for two weeks, and 
will then begin a long engagement at tho 
Studebaker Theatre, Chicago. 

Majestic Theatre (Stair & Wilbur, man- 
agcrs).*— The dramatic year at this house 
opens on Monday of current week, and the 
Initial attraction Is "The Eternal City." 
Edward Morgan has the star role, and tbe 
principal players In his support are . Janet 
Waldorf, Frederic De Belleville and Frank 
Bangs. The production, it Is said, Is 'the 
largest and' most elaborate that has been 
given this drama. Edward D. Smith, who 
has managed the Globe so successfully since 
It came under the Stair & Wilbur manage- 
ment, U the new resident manager of this 
house. The engagement is for a fortnight. 
Globe THBATnc (Stair & Wilbur, mana- 
gers). — The fifteenth and final week of. "The 
Isle of Spice" was brought to a close last 
Saturday, night, after six days of jammed 
houses. The final week was characterized 
by many changes In scenery aud stage busl* 
ness which for some time have been In pro- 
gress, preparatory to the opening at tbe Ma- 
jestic, New York, on Aug. 23. This house 
will remain dark until Monday, Sept. 5, 
when tbe Winter season will open with 
"Shore Acres." 

Grand Opera Hocse (Stair, Wilbur & Ma- 
gee, managers). — "The Female Detectives," 
a three act comedy drama, and the starring 
vehicle of John and James Russell, was a 
success, financially and artistically, at this 
house last week. In tbe Inst act tho 
brothers appeared In their original vaudeville 
sketch, which was the bit of the show. 
"More to Be Pitied Than 8corned," a story 
of tbe church and stage, la this week's at- 
traction. The Interpreters are: J. Frank 
Burke, George Harcourt. Frank Brlnkhurst, 
Charles Sutton, Walter Wilson, George Ovey, 
Walter -Dale, Lydla Powell, Marie Heger, 
Louise Homer. (Jueenle Rodel and Ethel 'Boss. 
"The Fatal Wedding" follows. 

Castle Sqlake Theatre CT. H. Emery, 
manager). — A capital presentation of "A Fair 
Rebel" was given here last week by the slock 
piayers. The play had not been seen lu Bos- 
ton for several years, and Its revlvul was 
greatly appreciated by the visiting veterans 
as wed as the regular patrons of tbe house. 
Franklyn Ritchie, Lillian Kemblc and other 
members of the stock did excellent work. 
Current card, "Harvest, or Wedded or Part- 
ed," Is seen for the first time In this city. 
To come next. "The House That Jack Built." 
BoWDOIN Syi'Ai:;; Thkatrk (U. E. Lo- 
th rop. manager). — "Ranch 10" Is being 
played here this week by the house stock, 
and the principal roles are enacted by 
Charles Miller, Edward Denlson, Charlotte 
Hunt, Engenle Du Kola, and Corlnne Cnnt- 
well. Large, appreciative and very demon- 
strative audlencea viewed last week's per- 
formances' of "The Blue and the Gray." 
Charles Miller, the new leading man of the 
company, won great favor as Captain Stan- 
ley, the hero, nnd Charlotte Hunt api)?ai?d 
to good advantage In « congenial role. In 
preparation, "The Sea of Ice." 

Keith's Theatre: (R. F. Keith, manager). 
— The O A. K. veterans greatly enjoyed last 
week's show at tbls house. One of the lead- 
ing features of the bill wad the* military 
aud spectacular art billed as "Our Boyo in 
Bloc." The expert drilling and wall climb- 
'ng of this organization made an enormous 
hit. The Fadettes Orchestra was . a close 
se<-ond to the above In the' matter of ap- 
plause. Other .cards were a little out of 
the ordinary, and all told the show was 
an Interesting one from start to finish. Play- 
ing here this week : Edwin Stevens, Wm. H. 
Pascoe & Co., Harry Brown, Professor Bur- 
ton's dogs. Potter sad Hartwell, Dixon and 
Holmes, Hoyt and Waller, Brothers Fitz- 
gerald, McDonald and Huntington, Newell 
and Steele, the Fadettes. and the blogrnpu. 
Howard Athenaecji ( Wm. McAvov, man- 
ager).— -The Howard Stock Burlesque Co. 
made its first appearance of the season last 
week, and made good at once. The company- 
this season Includes : Fanny Du Costa, Lil- 
lian Taylori Helen Parf, Allle Vivian. Julia 
Heltzman, Eleanor. .Revere, Georgia Revere, 
May Belmont Bessie Rosa, Julia Crosby, 
Nellie Hartford, Kitty Hartford, Elslo 
Beacb, Jeanette 'Agnew, Frances Madlgau, 
Amy Lee, Marie Healey. Leah La dole. Lil- 
lian Meredith, Louise Dolley. Clara Coady, 
Annie Wattmuu, May Bennett, Mazle Miller, 
Belle Margrave, Delia Moore, Elsie Foster, 
Katie Clare, Gretcben Rives, and the follow- 
ing comedians : John West, John B. Wil- 
liams, Charles Belmont, W. W. O'Brien and 
John "Chlpcc" Leach. Their effort this 
week Is termed "Would You?" Vaudc- 
vllllans: Keno, Walsh and Melrose. John D. 
Gilbert. Novelty Comedy Five. Pas-Ma-Lu 
Trio, the Jennetts. Jules Do Rolll, McKlnley, 
Patohen and Olfton. Ben Walker. Conlon 
and Russell. W. A.- La Veau, Cramer and 
I.nkens, Xed Nelson, Wood and Berry, add 
a new set of klnetoscoplc pictures. 

Palace Theatre (Charles H. Waldron, 
manager). — The opening week of the Fall 
and Winter season waa successful. Rice & 
Barton's company, the Rose Hill Burlesquers, 
gave an entertainment that was bright and 
breezy from the start and the patrons re- 
mained in their seats until the final curtain. 
The vaudeville end of the bill was held up In 
good shape by six strong cards. Abe Leavltt's 
Benti-Suntley Co. Is responsible this week 
for the funtnakl'ng. The burletta. "Looping 
the Loop." Olio card: Two Racketts, Clif- 
ford Farrell, Ethel CIsub and Myrtle Montez, 
Chnrles Douglass, Jeanriettc Lansford, and 
Bijou Comedy Four. A special midnight per- 
formance will lie held on the night of tbe 
Jeffries-Monroe fight ' 

Ltceuu Theatre (G. H. Batcheller, man- 
ager i.— dark a Runaway Girls are Inhabit- 
ants of this house during current week. The 
performance consists of two burlesques. "One 
Thousand Wives" and "One Hundred Wives," 
and. an oilo of the following cards: Murphy, 
Marche and Redly, the I* Vrillb, Reynolds 
nnd Ghul. Burg Sisters. Davis and Rosalie, 
the Dl Mant Trio, and Coulter and Starr. 
The neasqn liegan well laat week, a first class 
burlesque show more than meeting the de- 
mands of the patrons. The company was 
probably assembled for the week onlv, as no 
special title was given Ihe oignnlzniiiui. 

APSTIX' ft KTOXE'B Miseim (Stone * 
Shaw, managers). — Penny-packer's troupe of 
ponies Is the bright light of the curio balls 
tbls week. "The Judge," a utile, una a ueni- 



AtfGtfST27/- 



THE jSTEW Y0BK (CLIPPER. 



GOT 



"~ , ......rvcatlon, con do almost every- 

"'■''. 1 1 a Trtii iwbell* Musical Uuar- 

H* • »K,»& fo? correal week. Stage : 
■•»* ft r Lm.o " Leona Hanson, AnnjflMjron. 
Kii'// r H<> . l I. B, *,? e filltanM xSty an * B» rn « 



J2, «o "pert?. 8alio «Bd BorlOs, >M Hur- 
waM^opKP* (I- B. Watson, >auager). 
s i£ M ™trtotlc Glrle" made a favorable 
'■"",£ iLsl week, an4 are retained tor 
i»l' rtMl 22. week The*. Introduce this week 
lW J« r nroeramm* of patriotic, and popular 
k * oXer act»: The Defers, wonder 



Hill's Smart Set this season Tile llr.t 

annual Held day uf the .New England league 
of ^Esglss wan held Id this r)tv 18. and wan 
attended by between four and Ove thousand 
member*. The aerie for Worcester won the 
HnnariM dollars M gold for' the Beat appear- 
ance, a* they did also tile, cup mr the aerie 
scoring the must points In the athletic con- 
test* The Springfield Lodge of Elka 

will hold Its. annual clam bake at Itlverslde 
Grove 25. 



nummnr -At J^.^SXS!^SSSi&S» 




. . NUW JKItSBY. 
Newark Proctor's Theatre O'-AWH}* 

rood s led audience*. Hill w«M ,«**»•; -; £ 
\me Manetla. with her tralne. lilnla;Yrtnk 
SBS. TrJT^mimnv. In "The Tipsier ;":Mr. 



Main* and company. In 

sad M&- 3""- _* fio*" 1 *. 'ft " 



' John Taylor. "champion bag punch- 

V'ssduAual we " 



Theatre : Princess Mado- 
lletalr Bene, Harris and 



t'tre, _ 

and French, Tind others. 



(»'■. H. O'Nell, 
;;Z-THI» fa "a. gala week at this 



raann- 
resorr, 



„7 Doopa iw 

STj; vVeston am 

•"rvisw ok 1'inks 

^'•^T'iwclal^eaTuree have beeu.eogaged 

" "SSi*, wll be "Lynn Merchant- W' 

Tt rf' merchants of Lynn will entertain 

8! 'friends Friday His-, Majesty's* Greha 

K'naaWBaid will make Its »nc 

d " r »^hi.rancavat this park nnd * 

lrtD « P ncerU JnYy. 'as U leaves the f 

x ?° ?nr the St. LeuU Exposition. 

^ T ,he PBfavorable weather, of las; 

'•°. if.a head-on collision between two !«* 

"filirt was Postponed nUttf Saturday of 

■K SLft Sunday concert; bill Included: 

'/ha KMOO 4 CbV L . Marlop Manola.^iectrlc 



Mew Bedford. — At the New Bedford 
Theatre (Win. B. Cross, manager) the regular 
season opened with "San Toy Aug. IT, which 
delighted a large sized audience. "Military 
Mad" was presented 18. The rook-Church 
Co. opened Its season. in. fpr a week's engage- 
ment Their repertory includes a number of. 
former past' successful plays presented with 
special scenery and accessories and a -com- 
pany of well known players, headed by J. 
Harvey Cook. Special features are presented 
between acts by Ethel llemrlck, Harry .Moor. 
Arthur Ititchle and others. Large audiences 

"Vood- 



lrs lirst Am*r- 
and will slve 
following 
Owtne 
last Satur- 



B. 



J .° J» Soar, the Lshers; Dixon nnf James, 
um^and MVrke, nnd Emerson and Omega. 
'SKwiM (Wm. II. O'Nell, man- 
i This week! Kief trie Comedy Four, 
Iffney four Military" Jlrls. Delberg Sis- 
ST ^'our Shanupna. nnd James Kuril 

«!r/n»iB«oi PabbI (Oarl Alberte. mnrtker). 
^ . o'telfn lilrl." the farce, corned/. wheh 



[Wiley. 
Xobu) 
—■The Gibson- 



u/Ken'piayed with n 



^■, sir theatre for current week. 
*u£mmrr»** U-W- Oortnnn, mana- 
-ri—Alllnel.and hlg tralucd monkeys, the 
Crows Charfes Edwards, -Ho/t and Burke 
JSd the komog*aph a» announced for week 

JfiS BoCLEV^ao TitRjTHE (3. W. Gor- 
_.n" msnnirer). — Current bill:-. Kelly s «on- 
5S Gardner •»! Madders Charles Colby. 
Klein Ott Brothers and Nlckerson. H. i.. 
\ rkaraon. Cooper and Robinson, the Morse 
R^thers. and the koioogiaph. ■ y 

TalSSkTl Sotheru.was In 
mm last week for a day. . *.. .Mclnme 
„d Heath are booked for the Howard lh,e 

l«k of Sent .". It Is said Clara Use 

.Hi-tain Henry YV.- Sflxage-s. Opera .^Corn- 
May and no Uinger star wilt Jam?* K. 
bsv «i~ » Thomas E. Shea begins his 
5uon in'Bangor, Me;, .on Atag. 29 .>..». 
Vrnong recent engagements made by Henry 
vr Savage were Gertrude Clark, for the 
Turtle Dove, In "Woodland," and Dan Coll- 
ier for Matty McGowan, In. "The College 
ffliow" ....Sadie Emmons, of "Wizard 
of Oi"' Co., Is spending her Summer vaca- 
tion In Roxbury with Eer folks . .ilaud 

Tootnton. of the Thornton Slslers, the well 
knewn vaudeville team, who was In tbe 
nlcester trolley car accident a few weeks 
aw. Is still at tbe Kramlngliam .Hospital 
tit hopes to be ont In a few *eeUs. As a 
result- of the accident MJss Thomton. had 
her collar bone broken and leg amputated, 
but despite her condition »he Is cheerful 
«oi wishes to thank her professional friends 
through The Curraa for kindness shown 
la ciauy ways. Last season Miss Thornton 
Mta member of the Howard Stock, and 
aid this season signed with the Ward ft 

Yokes Co The name of the Columbia 

Theatre Is to be changed to the Gaiety The- 
atre and Is to be reopened about Oct. 10, 
under the management of Harry N. Farren. 
The policy will be to. present musical come- 
dies and high claa3 burlesques by a stock 
company, at popular prices. A syndicate of 
Boston men baa secured the release of the 
contract of the Snuberta for a number of 
years. It la probable that the opening at- 
traction will be a three act musical comedy 
by two Boston authors. . ., Among the many 
reunions In this city last week none was 
core Interesting than the first meeting In 
ftty years of Dom Worcester, a member of 
i Vermont G. A. R. post, and Professor 
Hutchlns. the famous lecturer at Austlu i 
Stoae's Museum. Both were members of 
one, of the flrat "Uncle Tom's Cab'n" Cos., 
Worcester playing the part of Uncle rom, 
while the professor essayed the role of Au- 
raitlne Sinclair.- Both are now over aeventy- 
>lx years old. - •» : 

s 
Pall River.— The Academy of Music 
(Cshn ft Grant, managers) opened. Its new 
season Aug. 19, 20, with "Eight Bells," to 
good booses. Specialties by Harry E. Baker. 
Batchelor Sisters, : Francis Le Page, and 
Byrne Brothers were all well received. The 
bouse has undergone a thorough overhaul- 
ing, and renovating. There are added fa- 
cilities (or getting out In case of fire er 
other urgent need and the nve added exits 
ire so arranged as to be entirely distinct 
from the old exits. The house has been new- 
ly carpeted throughout The dressing rooms 
save been all newly painted and one addi- 
tional dressing room baa been provided. _ A 
new comfort For men patrons Ib a smooking 
room. An electric sign, bearing the name, 
Academy, Is suspended over the front of the 
house. The home staff Includes: W. Pred 
Mason, manager; George S. Wiley, treasurer: 
William H. Dillon, stage manager: Edward 
A. Tobln, leader of orchestra; Edward A. 
Masher, head usher; John E. Garvey, ad- 
vertising agent, and Wm. V. Page, porter. 
Booked: "Woodland", 2a, "Shore Acres" 



were present at every performance. "Wo< 
land" 22. "Eight BeHa^ 23. 

Pranuaa Sthkkt Theatre (Theodore 
Baylies, manager i. — "Turned t'p" atas given 
n most creditable presentation 1.1-20. Ger- 
trude Dion .MagUI again demonstrated her 
talents and again, scored a .most emphatic 
success. Patrunag? continues good. "East 
I.ynne" 22-27. . . -' 

I.vcEt'M Theatre (P. M. Mitchell, mana- 
fer).* i -The second week was ushered In, with 
a good variety and n> lively burlesque 
bill which met with tbe most hearty approval 
of large sized audiences. The current week's 
offering Includes : Harrison Wilson, Mis* 
HtirdelT, J. K. Ferguson, the Teem. In 
sketches; Prank nnd Mottle Walsh, Annetta 
llosa, living pli'lures. onil luirlrxuue. 

IjIxcui.n Pabk t Isaac W. Phelps, mana- 
ger).— This Is the Idenlspot these warm days 
and cool, evenings. This week's offering in 
the rustic theatre: Klolse Mortimer (feat- 
ured), Ed. and Nellie Masse, the Spraguettos. 
J. J. Harrington and popular Illustrated 
songs and moving pictures. 

Notes. — Jessie 1'rlngle closed her Shtn- 
mer engagement with, tbe Buflinton Stock 
Co., at the l*un-hase Street Theatre Satur- 
day night. Site has made many warm friends 

during her stay here Itoland G, Pray. 

who has been spending a vacation at his 
home here, has gone to Philadelphia to take 
the business management of a road company. 

Sbeedy's Elmore Street Theatre Is 

undergoing a thorough renovating, and will 

seen open as the Nickelodeon Hereafter 

Hie Purchase, Slreef Theatre, formerly 
Sbeedy's. will be known as Hathoway'R The- 
atre. The. always courteous Theodore IS. 
Baylies will continue 1 us manager. Tbe pres- 
ent stock company will close. Its Summer sea- 
son Sept. 10 and disband, the house upeiiln< 
Its vaudeville season 12 David It. Buf- 
linton. of the Buflinton Stock Co., has gone 
to the M. It. Sbeedy forces. 



: Philadelphia,.— Pour tnpr* o| the lojal 
houses loin the procession Saturday <if this 
week, bringing the active list up to twelve. 
A.iooujrU So early In the, season, the open 
boUsei all nppear'to ba doing very well ana 
the tnanarirs ar» without exception a«tlel- 
patlng. a prosperous season. <- - .' * . 

fiiLMcW.s AtiriToHlOftGllmore ft Tale, 
managers). — The season at this house Is to 
open Saturday ulgbt of this week with high 
class vaudeville and the production of local 
skits. "The Two Candidates" will be present- 
ed -hv the Auditorium 'Comedians, Including 
John" P. Leonard, William P. Carroll, tb* 
Olvmpla Quartet, Pettlnglll and D« fotreal 
and I.ester Howard. McBrlde and Walmu 
will appear In a boxing l»ut„and the vuuile 
vllle wifl be provided by Henri Prench, Waj 
and his American . Beauties, Armenls-r to 
Ouartet. Joe Morris, Annie Kewlck, the Mu- 
sical Bennetts,. Ardel and. Bayard, and mov- 
ing pictures. Matinees will he given on Tues- 
day. Thursday and Saturday, and prices aw 
to is? 2u and !W cenW v . ■ . . v 

Park Theatre (P. G. Nlxoii^lrdllnger. 
manager). ff-AI. H. WUaon.. In "The-. Watah 
on the Bhlne," Is scheduled to open tt 



15, wWCB waa 



motisger).— A recepllo 
SmSS U the local pr#s. -^ „ _ 
isrgely attended. Free special cars were fur 
nlinrf hy General Manager C«»*. wta •!.* 
kft. wlfp.accoaapanled tbe ; party. Week of ... 
Gavin nnd Itattt. Demonlo and Belle, Morris 
ManlevVGracTe and Reynolds, and the Mit- 
chells." v. '. | 

At the Vallamont Park 

\ Prair; manager) tha 

closed III 



WtlllaiMiapurt 

Pa+lllou U-yman 

Vallnmont Stock Co. .._._.-- ^, , „ t 
•111! -Heart of Keatueky' Aug. 45-11. A? 
Cn»v Corners" 18-20. The seaaoL . 
K.T oT^tbe most succesaft.1 and he 
company ope of the very best. A va ""evllle 
,.,,iiiiyiuv for week of 22 conalala of; .fayer 
STOȣckSV Op Harry.. abd May, 
Howard. Kamsey Slaters, Billy. 
Jane Cuurtho pe and (>>■ 

CANADA. 



The season Just clowd 



'lllnrs and 



fhe Tipsier , 
jg, la "The aftge 
H^iiTwidow"':" "imifrey and Barton, Moha 
mSUHSm Kllll* Trio. Minnie »»«)»». 
MVster Tom CoogmB and the kalntecbno- 

,C °lKiKsf8 Tn«ATB» (Chas. B-.^aney, »»■»• 
ager -Joe Welch appears in his well known 
character, "Th« readier," this week. 'The 
Game of ^ Life" aatlafled larga audlencea. last 

*Xl iMfi Tahk (C. A. Punlap, JUnager). 

TSfnl ftT this resort. J^..»X 11 ft?t Sri the 
ers and the horse- back Hdlng twit •r« i 4ha 
latest fenturoa of Interest. In the German 
Vlljaae T i"atTe Julia Rodtnon.l. Al. llayne. 
ana JTwell chosen ^.n.l»auy c.»ntliii.« to give 
uleaslug -couiedy. Thla week A 1 
New York" Is the vehicle. 
Noteh.— Malcolm Shackelford 



who 



12-1T. 

Theatre Piia»»vais 



1 1'. 



Lowell Business at the Park was ex- 
cellent tbe past week. Hand concerts 14 drew 
big. Lakevlew offered fireworks as n special 
attraction evening of 18. Band concerts for 
Lakevlew and t'nttoble Lake parks 31. 

TaKEviEw TitEAiiiE (J. J. Flynn uinua- 
gri. — "The Trolley Party" proved highly 
entertaining last week, to good business. 
1. J. Flt-nn s l>nox Vaudeville Co. this weak. 
Including: Claude arid Pannle Usher, In 
•-Toligh l.ove:" Burke and Oempsev, the 
Ilelstons. Kmelle Benner, and Cook and 
Johnston. .. ■■ _ 

Can.iiiie Ij»kk Park (N. H. Traction Co., 
managers).— This park bad excellent busi- 
ness and a very good bill In Winston » 
trained seales and sea lions, Moinrt Comedy 
Four. Kldorado Sisters, Arvello, and Bare 
and Kvans, ■ ... . ■ 

Mestion.— Tlie theatres are being bright- 
ened and redecorated for the seasons open- 
ings Mav Flake Stock Co. 1b rehearsing; 

In Huntington Hall, to open at the Opera 

House 27." Nance O'Nell Is resting at 

her beautiful country seat, O'Nell Manor, 
Tyngsboro, Ix)well. Miss O'Neil's Beason opens 
at the Tremont Theatre, Boston, Oct 10. 
Her support will Include: Charles Dalton. 
Louis Massen, Charles Kent. William F, Saw- 
yer, Charles Millard. Rlcca Allen, Mrg. 
Bracy, M>s. Brlhley end McKee Rankin. The 
latter will stage and direct the productions. 
The repertory will Include: ': Judith. Ca- 
mllle," "Fires of St. John." "Magda." "Mic- 
iwth the Jewess," "Hedda Oabler," and 
"Monna Vunna." 'by Malterllnk After one 
week at the Tremont Theatre the O'Nell or- 
gelation will tour the New KngandSjc. 
preparatory to the opening at the Hers Id 
IZre Theatre. New York City Ttatour 
will be under the sole direction of John B. 
Schoeffel, with James Shergren business man- 
ager Lowell was represented at Sprln- 

fllld. Mass., at tbe first annual field of the 
Kaeles. by about two hundred. All reported 
a good time and an excellent programme. 

'_J ! -4 

North Adtrnaa.— At the Kmplrc .Theatre 
(James Sullivan, manager) "Sao Toy opened 
tte house season Aug. 10. and drew a huge 
.and enthusiastic audience. Due. wests 

"Richmond Theatre (W. P. Meade, man- 
ager).— The opening attraction will be "At 
the Old Cross Road?" 25. Commencing Sepl. 

1 jSSSsa.ay'f -.^1^ 



Si»«tr.'«l.-Hls Majts.}'. (II. Q. Bjpgjna 
manager) will open with Lulu Glaser, In A 
Madcap Itlncess," Aug., 2ft 

A.'"nr.>tv >»• Mnaio (II. «*• Kf»rJ'.n. taana ; 
un tne Home, is kik»»i™ •« «r" •- -z ...^ ;„', »., „.i,i, -Two Little Sa lor Hoy si ■ 
house^for the- MM OB Saturday night of tftj^g>?%E%mFV, sSart 'se* 

Keiths New Theatbj (H. T. Jordan, 
resident manager) .—The line bill last week 
served to keep patronage at the high wnter 
mark, and there should be no recession tills 
week, with a, programme Including Sager 
MUlglev and tier! rude Carlisle. Tom Levis 
and Sam J. Ryan, Jewell's manikins, James 
Thornton,- Macurte's dogs and roon*eys, 
Blackwell aud Harris. Francis Gerard. Italian 
Trio. Swift nud Barton. Joe hdnionda, tour 
Goodfellow Brothers, Claflln Bisters, and the 
blogrnph. . *r" f- t-.,,. 

Natiorai. Theatre (Joseph M. Kelly, 
marugcr).— I*rge crowds continued to at- 
tend "The Devll'a Auction" last week and 
the engagement proved to by oo* of -the most 
prosperous played here. This week -llearta 
Adrift" is the offering, with "Ikfaiers In 
White Women" scheduled to follow. 

Grand Oi-bba Hm-aK (G. A. Wegefailii. 
rnnmger). — This house had a splendid open- 
Ins: fast Saturday night, tne melodrama. 
"Thou Shalt Not Kill, nltrnitlug a fllleti 
house. The patrons, had their enthusiasm 
nriMised by the thrilling end unusual situa- 
tions, ifhe same attraction Is contluiieu 
throughout the current week. 

Huankv's Arch Stbkbt Iheatre (M. b. 
Kchleslnger. manager).— The thrills for the 
patrons this week are provided by rue 
i:blld Slaves of Sew Tork,' Liberal pa- 
ininage contltibed to fall to the lot of this 
house last week, with little Williams, lu 
"Only a Shop Girl." Next week brings 
Howard Hall, lit "The Walts Paradise. 

FoBEPAniH's Theatre (Miller ft hour- 
man. managers).— The stock company during 
the week lust past continued to. win encomi- 
ums for the admirable performances of ' Jan- 
Ice Meredith." and the patronage was all 



W. Le Clair, man- 
ager".'— Knickerbocker Burlesque™ *•» 
"riiK-vrRB National Francai* ttl. Gauv- 
w«ii mannaurl— The iwriuHiient Preucli 
SSeh "Xil tf."crowde,l .house. irV2.;. 
with "I* Datw- l»e Monsoreaiu .J'i* Honuiii 
dun Jeune llomm* Pauvre' J--2j. -_ km .~ 

iiivtusiob Pabjc (Al. Bead, nutnager),— 
The bene It to the sfteet rWway employes 
.■rowi^tl the riarit 15-31. The attraction* 
w?re mW W J ?V?ir» dog circus, the IV Pot, 
tas. :. It. and Anna Mranos, May AoreP. 
Prlmroaa and Uohloff. "Cyclone 1 ' and HI Tom 

W hH»M Pabk (I^ivlgne ft Lajole. mann- 

_, r< , The pnrk was crowded 14.20. r.xtrn 

attractions w P ere: A. Normandln Blccobonoa 
liorses. Cnpt. Webb's sen lions, the rour Luk- 
ens. and Adgle and her '•<>"*•„ f 

V,vri! — Paul Casereuve. leading man oi 
the" Tlfealre National Francals Stcsk Co.. bar. 
accepedn similar position at the And I oi- 
liim. In Queb ec, and leaves Montrea l on Sept. 4. 

st Juhn. — At tha-'.Opara House (A. 0. 

Skfnne? .aanggei) Kitharln. Itober opened 

5»%fswssr» H.^ e 5 s r- «i 

B SrSkSS (R- J- Armstrong mana- 
Aug. 18 a midsummer musrcnle, ta^ 



troduclng gems from the. operas, 
To 



by' ths 

Furloug 



that could be desired. During the current 
week the company appears In "The laia 
Curd,'" while "Hearts of Oak" la announced 
for next week; - ,,j ■ • .. i. 

Keith's Bijou (K. P. Lynns, resident 
manager).— After a very successful week 
with "What Happened to Jones the stock 
company of this bouse Is now appearing in 
"Mv Friend from India." In rehearsal for 
the" coming week, "The Strange Adventures 
of Miss Brown:'' . i_vj .'■ - 

Staspard Theatri (Darcy ft Speck, 
managers).— The stock company was given a 
rousing reception last Saturday when fhe sea- 
son was commenced with "Hands Across the 
Sea " The same offering Is contluued this 
week, with "The Black Hand" underlined for 
tbe coming week. . 

Elevb.nth Street Opera Houbb (J- rank 
Dumont, manager). — Tbe opening of ths 
bouse occurs Saturday afternoon of this 
week. Dumonfs Minstrels providing the en- 

6 LrcF.LM Theatre (John G. Jermon, tnsn- 
aBer ) _ The entertainment during the cur- 
rent week is provjded by Al. Reeves akd his 
big show. Last week the patrons turned out 



following focal talent : Kathleen 
Schmidt, vocalist: Kllxabe h V.h.1 e. eellUt . 
Margaret White, pianist ; «'*'*? * ,,c fe,^; 
llnlst: Marie Furlong, Toeallat; Kllaaiietii 
Furlong, liaujolst. ... .__ _,,,. i h . 
Niiteh— A new eectrlc sign, wlln tn« 
words "<),H.ra "louse." haa been placed over 
the Willi entrance of the Opera Hojiaa." la 
llnlsbsd In gold and Is very attractive. A 
number of "radium" reflectors have ' 



nla'vlnc Proctor's hers this week, was mar- 
Pi«r tJ mIm Prank 8, M. Ml let- laat week. 
' ..\ .' "Hie PleldY family, of this city, left 
home for the aeaeon but WJfk. *wa PBjKft 
miens at Atlant e City with llapnoa, MAT- 
JSerlte playa with "Yon Yonsoo." b«l»ntng 
f„ Buffalo; Annie M. appears In rauertory 
nt Dunkirk. N. Y.. and John. Jr.. will wain 

it Los Anittlos, Cal James P. Maloliey. 

;'' locs 1 mSt S'er of the Klks. died laat week. 

Hoi.oke...- At the Lyric (H. P^uller, 
manager) A. H.Woods- new play. >>«!«»,; 
White iWonieii,'' opened a four daya -atay 
Aut. 14. on the opening night the house 
w a. crowded to the capacity nud b. etauss 
cui.tliiu.-d line while the play remained here. 
The. work U' In four acts and was written by 
Martin llttrley (Kd. Rose). There are.spleu- 
fflTl .deJiZnr 'effects by 'jns. Meuehen, and 
beautiful scenic seta by Chas. H. Yale, it 
eu'p luya a large cast, and as a melodrama of 
the new school gave Immense sntlafurtinii. 
The hero Is a reformed crocksmau. aM.tftB 
vllhiln a Hindoo doctoh. The sthry coriceriis 
lb 'kidnapping of young girls and d sposlug 
of themto expectant buyers, a fad alleged to 
prevail In the great metropolis to on alarm- 
ing extent. PrJuk Whitman, who now essays 

"? ro e of the Hindoo, will close 2<>. onrt •&; 
Walters will take his place "Princess I We 
1H 2 >. Lottie Williams, In ,,'Ol'ly. a _ Shop 
Girl," 21-24: "The Peddler" 2.V2*, "After 

"'Nc^s.-Man.-ger ind I Mrs. Roi.ljcr left for 
llochester HI, to attend, the funeral ot, Mr. 
So'ller's brother, who died after 4 long 111- 

Df ss Prank Ferguson Is the advef,' 1 *- 

taTigiit at Hie Lirfc »olJ ,h JLi ,,,n «« 1 {J* 

roister maeh nlat A. Hi Woods MM. two 

Sew plays that will be sent an the road alter 
electmu., "Fast -Life In Sew . *«»„_•«} 
"Trnck.-d Around the W or t ••■••• •.«■« '" 
Hormsu will muoagi! "Ilachel Goldstelu again 
uSmSnS aSi the routs wl I take the com- 
luiny as fu r South as New Orlett us. 

House 



been 




■Win n I new. — At the Winnipeg Thentre 
rn k t~r'ce"and thorouKbly enjoyed the fare- pro- (C P Walker, manager) "A ' 1 " B l H 111 Ht I f?, r . 
vlded by the New York Wfdows. JJ me j^g. i,i, to a f«Tl tonae. and mil up a 

Ninth anp Arch Museim (C. A. Braden- ,,^^1 BUOW . "Sweet tMover 24. ~>, 



11. drew large crowds 

Tl 



Sent. 2, 3. 

Bijou Theatre (Lowell Mason, manager). 
—Bright and Bhlnlng with new decorations 
and a beautiful lobby, this theatre opened Its 
doors Aug. 16. "The Factory Girl," 16-20. 
scored an Instantaneous success. Good Blzed 
audiences were delighted. Coming: "The 
Waifs' Paradise" 22-24, "Circus Day" 2S-2T. 
Hiikedv'8 Thratbe (M. K. O'Brien, mana- 
ger).— This house opened Its regular vaude- 
ville season Aug. 10, to good business. Booked 
-"- and week : Sisters Scarlett, Ixjuls Neadem, 
I'lemlng and De Sura, Tom Bateman, W. 
Manning and O'Brien's moving pictures. 

Mention. — On tbe opening night of tbe 
Academy, Aug. 10, W. Fred Mason, resident 
manager, was presented with a handsome 

"oral horseshoe Through the courtesy 

"f Slieedy ft Buflinton, Mason and Lee, Hur- 
ley Sisters and O'Brien's moving pictures, 
talent from Sheedy's Theatre, will partici- 
pate In the. Sunday concert Aug. 21. at the 
"IJou Theatre, for tbe benefit of the Fall 
Klver strikers, tendered by Myers and Blaney. 
a 
sprlaKHeld.— At the Court Square Thc- 
•ire (W. C. Le Nolr, manager) Payton a 
"rooklyn Stock Co. put on a fine lino, of 
niys. Including; "The Henrietta," "The 
Urlstian" and "Shenandoah," all 'of which 
arew well. Etta Reed was as fascinating 
as ever. Grace Fox, Hdrry W. Roche, liOUW 
■*)n Hall. Lee Sterrett. Lottie Wade and 
Florence Gear all did well. Rado and ber- 
tnui furnished the apeclally. The house 
compauv 22-27. • 

Nrxsos Theatbe <Z. T. Damon, mana- 
»ri._Tlie Guy Brothers' Minstrels appen.ed 
ujder the auspices of the Springfield Aerie 
°t Eagles, 18, god created a favorable Im- 
Ptesslon before a good- Bleed house. 

Clipinob.— Frank J. Woods, who bos been 
visiting bis brother "n Holyoke, left- to .Join 

?« Southern "Human Hearts." Leonda. 

fe'e Mder, Ib to be at PeouotPark, Weat- 
J*ld. this week..... RTchartf O'Brien is soon 
■J r.ppear on the Keith circuit. In a new 
aketfh The Weber Brothers are to be 



and gave fine per 
formanceB. Tbe company Included: Barto 
nnd Lafferty. Coogan and Bancroft, !\ew- 
ton Bros Charles Mackle, and Marshall, 
StS. 1, f " Week of 22. Colonial Vaude- 
v lie Co y . includ ng Aman and Hartley. 'HH's 
Marionettes, the* Bentleys, the Ramseye. 

8n NrJr ES !-R.chard O'Brien a local boy has 

SSffi 1 to p^Tl.'SSTf'S- r s fl ,„ck'c , o h m I1 a , n.| i 
' a tlelegatlon of over one hundred 
Eagles I from tfils city attended the first an- 
nul "eld day of the New England league of 
*hio omanlzat on, at Springfield, 18...... 

Mae Lafkln has gone to New York, where she 
will join one Vow large musical orgnhlta- 
tlons. 

Lynw— At Gorman's Summer Theatre. Sa- 
torn willows ( M J. Doy e. manager), big busi- 
ness was done he past week. The show this 
week tal headed by the Ignore Sisters. 

^ii eu Theatbe, Salem (Cshn ft Grant, 
managers) -The season open. 25 with 

"^TES-Tbe Gem Theatre will probably 
ha?e^ opening about Labor Day- Wger 
Charles F. Shenfe 1ms a large force orpaat- 
er.'.pQ decorator B.t_ f «*Jjnd J^ 



burgh, manager).— Saturday of the enrrent 
week brings the opeulng of this house with a 
larce array of vaudeville and curio features. 

Willow Gbove 1'ahk (Management I lilln- 
delphla lUpId Transit Co.).— The Itiiil.iii 
Hand vontlnuea to furnish the music this 
week, being succeeded next week by Souaa. 

Wooiwiiik-Pabk (Woo<l8hle t Psrk Ara.isc- 
ment Co.. managers).— The loyal Marine 
Baud still occupies the band stand. A. new 
feature this week Is tbe Holder Animal 

"cheVnct Hill Pamk/iH. P. Auchy. mau- 
aZ er).— Vaudeville continues tQ attract at 
this park, with the musleul spectacle, 1 lie 
Battle of Manila," as another attractive 

"washisotox Pabk (Wm. J.. Thompson, 
manager).— The patrons are still being en- 
tertained bT tbe same fentures unchanged, 

N7rrE«.-The Garrlck Theatre Is to open 
Sent. 10 with Raymond Hitchcock, In The 

Yankee Consul." "The Southerners opens 

the Walnut Street Theatre on the ssme date. 

Mrs. Msliel FreU Hart, known on the 

stage as Ilnwl Raymond, was drowned last 
week In the Delaware River, near Itlegels- 
vllle. She had gone rowing with her ten- 
vear-old cousin, and both lost their Ives. 
Mrs. Hart resided at 4117 Marshall Street, 
this city, and had lieen a member of the Bow- 
doln Sipiare Stork I'd. In Boston. 
s 

llnrrlslinrtr — At the Grand Opera House 
(M. Hels. manager) the Transatlantic Bnr- 
lesqners drew good business Aug. 111. 



Trenton.-At the Taylor OlM»ra House 
(L. Stoddard Tnylor. t**M0i.* **J? *±Jt 
.'biiuiullu HIiHk Co., Aug. a u '^ r ^ e ± 
n'uvod to fair business. «oe Stbek la, sns 
£i,d week. lie Wolf Hopper 20, "Klug Dodo' 

8e BTAT« StbRbt TiiEATnB (Frank ,| Hhal- 
ters, manager ).-"TJie Factory Grl. n g-lT. 
fiad good business. "The Child w"'-. I",'*' I 
did well, Coming: "Queeiipf the Jungles 
22-24, ''Arizona'' 2S 2T. Illlhr ,V"»*£JI 
••How He W«ln Her." 20 111 : Stella Maybew. 

In "Hie Mnn from China,' Sepl. .1. 

MaacBB ci.BAHUBB Pabk (John L. O'Brien, 
manager).— BUI for 22 and week: .Burshart 
Snd l»rrv, Wells nnd Arthur, John' and Car- 
rle Mack. Dell and. Emerson, and Bauiella. 
who was htld over from last week. _ „,„ 

; and Mrs. -Mward Bruse are v - K j™- i^ ^«S"mK 
llriicea parehu here. .... ...John HUwayj DOiin ^S»JT j nm es Mullln, Tom 

mS2**^»J\ , iS?'££ KLl^il.r?;^^ Kecnollo, Ford and 

Wells, nud the Novelly Comedy rour. 
NtrtE.— The drst local union of 'h^'rlcM 

stage employes has been organised In thin 

' y Thi union will be known aa l*Col NO. 

110, Theat rical Stage Employes. 

Jersey C:i«y.— Urge t' lf noW» , vlsll«l 
the- Bijou tbe past week to see i ■ llenr's 
Adrift." ..ml Proprietor Jolm VV. I Mmmr Ij 
nntornllv elated. For week of Aug. --■ «"T 
G*r!a Leove Home," "The Peddler" 20 and 
week. 



the city; *» roaic to Bfc ABdrewa, 
SlC.. . . . .Nora O'Brien, who was ending 

iady of the Valentine Stock Co. during If* 
second sesson here, a few years sgo, wns 
visiting friends here during the past week. 
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bruse are visit 
lug Mr 1 . ( " 

W» Ws.ai.«_Co,, ; ■;,».^- K ^ r Ane «er 

Tiy Violet 
however, traveling 



If Z£SSm+%* Place li-U ■ 



llarnev. 'Miss Rober Is 
with tbe company. 



SlmMEB GAStdIN la 



good show. "Sweet 

Burgomaster" 2(1. 2i 

The -AijiiITuBttrK 

Cl0 KpiBOS'B HNIQtJf TllEATBE. F ContlUOU. 
show Is doing good business. Week, of 21 . 
"lis I.o|ue. Phi" Clifford. Monctle'-Hmlth, n. 
A. Whlttler snd Bosle Dober. 

N.n-K— A new vaudeville theatre la being 
erected on Portor Avenue. East, at a cost 
of about gts.iwo. It will bo fully up to date, 
and will open about Nov. 1. 

Toronto.— At the Majestic (A. J. Small, 

iHer'lturU^^X'p^^ 
13.20. Hurry Bryant's Australian Bur- 

■■BS-f&r. (M. Dee, n,.»ager).-B.g 

""mS^^b^OV. Banks, manager).- 
I^irgp audiences attended 16-20. _ ■ . .___ 
Tiik Can aw an National Kxiiibitioii 
opens 20-Hc pt. 1. 

llr.mllton.-.\t Hie Grand Opera House 
the season was opened Aug. HI. &»*{}• 
Wlr.ard of Ox,"_ with, good business. 




m eclully those inaniifncturad under letters 
3S?nl To Thuddeiis cAlll. ..The company 



wUfhave an" omca""ln^tliVs''cltyV". . . . .Bj«jfe 
Artist chas. H. Ilifette has the contract for 

,1m, rating ih" Kriiger Auditorium, at New- 
ark, N. J. t 

■MMtottv-i At the uam 3B£?J£& 

roy ft Drnkc, managera) "The ••^ry Olrl 
opened the house Aug, n : U ;fc- U T.,iii»« " 
inislnsss "The Oueeh of the Jungly. 
w'hUh followed, did a Mir bttalnjma. The 
company was large, there being thirty ■ per- 
SE5 with M.da«, Flowery tb. cc top 

Robert A. Kel- 



liner. She made un Instantaneous 
nod was repeatedly recalled. Robert 
ley. as comedian, received an ovation. A. 
Modern Viking" came 15-17, to fair .return*. 
T,r arrive -. "A Child, of the »f£fi& 
"HIbvcs of the Mine." 25-27, "A ratal Wed- 
ding" 20-31, "M'ilss" Sept. 13. 

° •jW-j Th* Cracker Jacka played to fair 
business 10. . ■ ' 

csuideii. — At the (lamdcn Theatre (M. 
(lid "?os« Bond." 20'""A «jnW>« r '?i ,Sold W. TayT^^Tanager) week of Aug. IB ««■ 
20. 27, Ch cago SKick Co wee> of JIL i.usy one with Manager Taylor. The opet • 

" lug week's attendance. 15-4(1, augviri I well 

*__ iU,. u ,mur,n'u ulifl'iH 



'Nona Pauk (J. 
Week of IS the. Bhe 



DO. This 



Appleton, manager). - 
Lorraine Co. j>u' ' 
Under Two Plajrs,'; Jo large audle 



orgsnlaatlon is under the vanuement .of Ed- 
wRi J. Cohh. Three nlghT stands will be a 
feature at this house thft season. ••The Child 
wire- •»->j?4. "A Desperate Chance;' 2o-J7. 



ronna- 
Warm 



_ decorators _. 

T^serTrn Awnrv. Boston, who resides In 
* ' rnoon* Issl^eek' MrT'.llhlden was ac- 



WltV"z94). "A Desperate - 

PAXTASd Pauk (Felix M. Davis, 
gcrl — Crlmmlns and Gore, In A 
Match." proved one of the strougost attrau- 
tluPi of the season week of 15. The Uost6n 
VHililevllle Co week of 22, nc ud log : Dursch 
attl ftussell. Marte Leltoy. FontLBonl Bros., 
Mooney and Holben. and James P. tlark. 

Notes— Edward llawlsjon will leave -!5 
for Canada, where he will Join "A 8tr H»«'! 
for Gold."...... Cyrus J. Miller, who will be 

In advance of the Kirk Brown Co., Is here, 

.Marie West, of this city, who has been 

at St. Louis, will loin the Nctr York .Bur- 

lesuuers V7. s« soubrette Manager W . 

sTreSl. of Car No. 2. Foreuaugh-BeTls Clr- 
---"* ^ hie secretary, Mr. Mci^an. were here 
The former Is, quite popular W 1th tbe 



tit on 
lencea. 
WoelTof 22,'"lU"fieile Merle.' 

M.iuxTAis Pabk <W. B. .Sherman, mana- 
ger).— Week of IB. the Hummers' Stock Co. 
presented, to satisfactory huslneas, "aeaur- 
rectlon" and "Was SHeGlTlltyr Week of 
22, '-The Gambler's Wife" and "Why Momcn 
Divorce." ' . ' • > 

Qnel.ee \t Montgomery Park (J. W. 

Baker, manager) Bernlce Nats haa; been en- 
gaged here lor an Indefinite period as a 
Special attraction, and her clever act, Includ- 
Ingthe high dive. Is viewed by thousanda at 

" T NoTE*-^-j! , ^ D Turton, local manager of the 
Auditorium, Is spending his holidays at To- 
ronto. 

-+ ' -fe 

MA1!<R. 



18 



newspaper fraternity 'add wjs warmly »i 

if a big rn< 
,__ntlal ek 
(leorge lloyd has closed with the 
Welsh Brothers* Cirrus, and Is at his home 



-At the Cape Cottage ?fi*3 
mnnoaer) "The Morklng Mlrd 



SU" He Witt be at the head ot a bfir tbet- 
ropoHtan success after, the Presidential elec- 
tion. . . 



one afternoon last 



jlurdotfc, who Is also 



Spanled by Heorie !»*»' j» » t -~ 

<j. j. 



Manager llnrrlson hns a 



msnn- 



NVshvTlhT tS mdo,r r - week of 22 

XAi"-Tris THBATkr. (Cahn ft Cross. 
„.,.! <>l I ouen tbe regular season 22, with 
gersl wm °.P , ? ll iV •• Km||v Gurney. who so 



i»r —At the Lake (Worcester 
glth the Emmett-JUyo Hepertory Co...... ^^.^VefriTy. Co. .managers) .week- ot 

Eddie Cartler, of this city, Is to be with Ous Coflaol. Street. ny. wr" 



jhls city Charles Flsehler has again 

been engaged for director of the orchestras 
for the local th eatres. . . 

Scrnnton At tbe Lyceum (A. J.Duffy. 

manlike") Wagenhals ft Remisjr present 
Frederick Warue abd Kalherlno Kidder, In 

" S Atil.E«'r (A g J 23 b..ffy. manager). -The 
Myrtle-Harder Co. week of 22. .The Aubrey 
Stock Co.,. week of 15, waa recelfed by large 

b °STAB (Alf. G. Herrlngton,. Bsnager).— 
The lilsh Rollers Co. open* tbe aeason.at 
2SE % 22, ManageT llerrjpgton hu 
nearly the entire season booked with llo 
best burlesque companies for three nights 
each. 



Portland. 

(H. V. Phelan. manager) 
was successfully rendered by tbe P helan 
Stock Co. Aug. 15-20. Attendance was large. 
■The Isle of Champagne" 22-27. 

GEM THEATBE, Peak's Island It. W. r. (lotl- 
Ina. manager).— The stock continues doing 
excellent work, drawlug attendance most 
gratifying. "Heart* Adauje." lf>20, was 
ably, presented. "Jane" ^Z-^l. ■ u ... 

RlVktlTO.N PABK THEATlE (D, f. NlBltP. 

resident manager).— Tlie Weatlier.l5 ; 20 w.as 
verj 

ny . 
Malile, Ihe Vedmars. Fredericks Bros, and 
Burns and the kotnogriph. 

••WiwDiJiNb" cornea to the Jefferaoa Thea- 
tre 20, 27. i t 

— Nat C. Goodwin will sail from England 
Sept. 7, to open his season at Power* rue- 
atre, ChlcagorOct 3, In "The Usurer." 



fo? the season's success. "A_ S>"1. ** JP ii 
Hlums" and "Dealers In Wh»* Women, 

Wroug , Sept. 1-3. , - -., Til'Titl 

WhTmii BurrriiEiia *ept up to their wpU: 
tailon of giving a good »how and delighted 
two lurge aiiillen ceg . 10. , 

MME. NINA DAVID, 
Who has been signed by ajhtitt ttyftg to bead 
a concert orgahliatlon during the present 
season for a tour of this country, and to 
tonr Europe next year. Is a coloratura singer 
of rare abTllty The qunllty of her voice Gas 
Wen highly praised by all musical critics who 
have heard It, and Its range Is sald.to be.ex- 
^ordinary Her early successes In concert 
nave i^'many and W ""e operatic role 
which she claims appeal* to her strongll Is 
i?».iH>mmsnte. In Moxarfs "Magic Flute, 






verv favorable for this out door resort, bring- 
lnr'oiil ■ very large attendance. J. w. <ior- 
PllTWlsiaa Alliance contributed the bill. 
Including 'fenny and jBgaJTl **,%»■ and 



Pro ilenrj W Frledhoff. of clt.clt.llatl. At 
EST iiubaK's reouest she gave m. the Idea 
of a professional career and. In "P"' ■•» 
many luduceuienlu. never lias appeared In o 
l!i«ff«sloiial enrac ty slue ber lUBrrliigc. 
Cdamolmvld" however, continued to nur- 
um her chosen art. Her love for music 
csuseil lier rdtllgetilly train her voice ub- 
dsr tlie direction bf the best teachers u 
whatever litri'.f die wolld she happened to 
*.ld" A2r enrile.t lliril cuct ton jirmB. r*- 
relved In Chicago and Madame David it tri- 
butes the deep, round tones of her lower 
noes to the careful Mstriiclltin at Prof. 
Walter <:. Lyman, formerly the teacher of 
elocution and dramatic «rt at the American 
Conservator y, of that c i ty. 

TUB Yobcabbth arrived from Europe last 
week. 



THE ISnETW 1 YORK CLIPPER. 



August 27. 




Ha. 18-Tramp Wig M.30 




LAST CALL TO THE PROFESSION, 

THE GREAT SALE of THEATRICAL WIGS AND BEARDS 

IS NEAR ITS CLOSE. 

One More Week and It is All Off. 

Our Entire Stock, which we offered at s Special Price daring July and August, is all sold, but in order to keep faith with the ladies 
and gentlemen of the profession and live up to our agreement, we will continue to fill all orders at the Special Reduced Prices until the 
last day of August We wish to thank our old friends and hundreds of new customers for their patronage. Our aim has" been accom- 
plished. We will continue to do business upon our usual basis of the best and highest value for the money. 

DO NOT DELAY. SEND YOUB ORDERS TODAY, DON'T WAIT. 

WE MASS ALL XINDB OF WIGS TO ORDER, BENS TOR ESTIMATES. 




Ho. 3— Sale Price 43.90 



CAN ORDER BY 



AIL. 



GIVE NUMBER OF THE WIO 
YOU WANT AS ILLUSTRATED. 



Poroj>adnur Wig...$.f. and up 



YOU 

'-»'1TEASUREMBNT RBQUIRED-THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE DEAD. 
nn« Mtnnn or en entire company equipped. Our facilities for quick delivery are unsurpassed. Write for particulars. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
BUY DIRECT from the MANUFACTURER and SAVE MONEY. Goods sent for examination on receipt of |l to guarantee express onarges. Balance C. 0. D. 

Keep this Ad. for reference. Watch the CLIPPER for fatare advertisements. 

THE NECRESCOU HAIR CO.," "^^"^ CHICAGO. 




No. 0— Sale Price 93.S0 



MARION and DEANE, 

"XHR F^JE&R OB* THBM A1V1V.'? 




P. 8— We are at Atlantic City, nlrtlng with the angry wsves. "Oh, fury, 



IT'S NOT WHAT IT WAS, BUT WHAT IT M TODAY. 





Ne> Money will be spared to make this Park the Flne«t Pleasure Ground in 

New England. 

WANTED, F-OR I908, 

MINI ATX HE R. H., FERRIS WHEEL, and Other Legitimate Privileges. 



BJC. from lev. I to April I, 

>■■, anrt several more A a I innW, 



Mom. Bears, Wolves, Pumas. Monkeys, and several more Animal., to responsible 
parties only. • Address J. T. BEN8QN, Lexington, Mass. 



OH! TAKE ME BACK TO BALTIMORE, 
SINCE ALL MY MONEY HAS OWE OUT. 

. Wards bv_ JACK L. OTTENHBIMER. Moslc by MILTON APPUsN ■'>- ■ 
This I. the Baltimore song that Is making good all over. Send for Professional 
topic: send Vet. atarap. _ .... __ 

... CROWN PUBLISHING CO., 933 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Md. 



AZiTAlVrE>I>, for tlx© 

DU BERG COMEDY CO., 

REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. 

Btate lowest sslary and full pari Icularslu Drat letter. Season opens Sept. 19. Address to 

W. C. CONNORS, Manager, Salem, Mass. 

WARDS MINSTRELS. 

WANTED AT ONCE, 

Season to weeks. Double Dancing Act, Principal Comedian for End and Specialty, Tenor Balladlst 
and other Vocalists, Baritone Doubling Violin, other Musicians: one Strong Single Feature Act, 
Doubling Brass preferred. Communicate quick. WARD'S MINSTRELS, Topeka, Kan., 37; 
Leavenworth 38, Marshall, Mo., JO; Hoonvlllc tl, Sedalla l, Clinton 3, Jopiln 8, ft ebb City 4. 

WANTED, FOR THE CHASE LISTER DRAMATIC CO. 

People In all lines for Repertoire, Teoplo must positively be thoroughly experienced, reliable, good 
dressers on and on. Mate your experience. Seudyour photos, glvo your age, height, weight, and 
salary wanted (Pay your own) in first letter. People who misrepresent will certainly be dismissed 
afler flrei rehearsal. No faros advanced east of Illinois or west of Kansas, tiniest to people wlio are 
known. Rehearsals boglu Sept, Vi In lndlanola, la. Managers having open time In Missouri, Illinois, 
Kansas and Texas, write. Address all letters to C u AS. HARRISON, 

Mgr. cimac Lister Dramatic Co. (Southern), Milan, Mo., week Aug. »; Oekaloosa, la., week Sept. 8. 



NOW ON JOS. J. FLYNN'S PARK CIRCUIT, BANGOR, ] 

HYDE and HEATH. 



For a .Consideration 
will Deliver 



WEEK AT O. >a, 
SINGERS 

AND 
COMEDIANS, 



"A LOAD OF HAY," AM T 



Sketch, 



Consisting of Molody, Art, Singing, Dancing, Six Changes of Costume, and Our Great Military and 
tilectrlcaj Finale, Special Scenery and KleotrTcal Effects. Time of act, 17 minutes; close In one. For 
T1MKANI) TERMS, adilresB WM. MOHR18, WALTKU J. 1'LlMMElt, JAS. J. ARMSTRONG. orSMITn 
A ABORN, New York; or WALT. M. HVDK, 48 East *2d St., Now York. 
HONK OPEN TIME IN SEPT. AMD OCT. 



ENOAO 







T 



II IIIUIIULU, Ua.lla.il Vl 

, Juveniles, Ingenues, Eccentrlos. LiQht and Chancier Comedy, Specialties 

Good Appearance, Elegant wardrolie. One Piece or Musical Comedy preferred. Responsible man 
agers address OLIVER J. RCKI1AHDT, No. 4310 John Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 



WANTED QUICK, FOR 

THE OXUPBBX71C STOCK CO., 

Woman for Characters and Heavies, Woman for Soubrctt*. and Ingenues, Man for Heavies and Ohar- 
sctors, Man for General Business. PREFERENCE GIVEN T1IUBE DOING SPECIALTIES. Tell all 
llret letter. WE PAY. ai.1. EXPENSES. Get salaries low ss possible, as your money Is sure. WILL 
ADVANCE TICKETS. Uood wardrobe and ability indispensable. Other useful people, write. Add. 
ROBERT ATIION, care of Hotel Bartholot, North Yakima, Wash. ; 



WANTED QUIOK, 



To Support MAMIE SHERIDAN WOLFORD 



Irs "WAS 3MK TO ft*. L- A MEL 7 

' Leading Man (Large), Character Heavy Man and Woman (both must have age and experience), 
Chars cter Woman with Specialty, Other 1'scful People with specialties, write, Inoludlig Pianist 
Mafia] Agent. Tell all; pay own hotel. ItehesraalsSepl. 1, Krug Theatre, Omaha, Neb. 

Address K. L. PAIL. 



SUTTOil and SUTTOIV • Comedy Acrnlutic contortlonisis, 
In Vaudeville, Invite niters for combination* or Vaudeville. This 'week, Chester Park, Cincinnati, o. 
Next week, West End Heights. St. Louis, Mu. Edward Shame, Western Ropre eutatlva. 
- IV8.-WI10 Belled the Oatr Per. address, tl No. Cl.AHK.sr., Chicago, III. 



MILLER 



J 



J 



Customer 



S31 IV. &tl\ St., 
PHILADELPHIA. 

Have a lyot of Used Costumes in Good Condition; 
would like to dispose of at a very reasonable fig- 
ure. Write for estimate. 



ACROBATS, NOTICE. 

MOUNTER, 11k 

Will Join uoderstander or good act. Hand and 
Head Balancer, Ground Tumbler. 

Add. ACROBAT. Care of N. Y. CLIPPER. 



WANTED, 

00IEDIAI8, LOUS OPEI «IB 8II8EBS, 

SKETCH TEAMS. 

Drunkards not tolerated. You must fake organ 
gond. Ohange for a week. I want the beat. Stop, 
at hotels. No long, gray haired BAR ROOM 
ORATORS or CARNIVAL BARKERS need apply. 
' WARDE'S MBD. CO., 
Washington, Washington Co., Pa. 



AFTER 8EPT. 15, 

Manager or Agent* 

Press or Contracting. First time In eight years, 
owing to my present park contract expiring on 
Sept. 12. Sober, reliable; can book and route 
anywhere, V. S. or Canada, one piece attraction 
or first class rep. Wire or write, 

W. H. BRYSON, care Penn Show Print, 
006 Btnsom Btreet, Philadelphia. Pa. 



AT IsIBBRTY, 

Agent. 

Sober; all day worker; 10 years' experience; one 
nlghter In rep. If yon have the goods I'll deliver 
them. Responsible managers only address 

WM. DALEY, 1185 Main St., Botfalo, N. Y. 



People in All Lines of the 
Med. Biz. 

Performer, who Play Organ given preference. 
Lecturers that can get the money. Always an 

opening for good people. Drink all you like, but 
use a good grade of booze. 

UEYER MED. CO., 
No. 407 Congress St., West, Savannah. Gs. 



AT LIBERTY, SEASON lOOs-OS, 

Ed. F. Shaw, 

romiLES, CHABACTEBS. 

Reliable; Good wardrobe; One riece or Rep. 
Address WHEELING, W. VA., GEN. DEL. 



SOME DABK THISG8 IN BLACE. 

One 25x60, one 30X40. one 20\32, one 16x80 Black 
Tents, all perfect, wo Folding Chairs. Lot of 
1ft. Long Folding Canvas Settees. Very Finest 
Toned Folding Organ. Two Crank Pianos. Gaso- 
line Torches. Two eoo Candle Power Gasoline 
Lights. R. II. ARHBRU8TER, 

Springfield, Hll.ols. 



sT sV.ll 



:rty, 



Trap Drummer 

THaiATRE PREFERRED. 

CLYDE ADAMS. Tcrre Haute. Ind. 



AT LIBERTY, 

EDWARD A. YOUL 

Jl ' VENILE. ONE PIECE OR REP. 

1 Per. Ad. 4N THIRD ST., Grand Rapids, Mlcb. 



First Class Repertoire Peeple Send to* 

Their Permanent addres s to 8UH KVE. OlIHi. 

FILMS, FILMS— $2.50 to $3 Per 50 Feet. 

M»uj comic, etc. FILMS, CLIPPER, , 



DISENGAGED AFTER SEPT. 1, 

J03. ECKL, 

GERMAN DIALECT COMEDIAN, 

FOR FIRST CLASS COMBINATION. 
GOOD PARTNER CONSIDERED. Address J. E0KL, R. F. !>., 87, Wilton, Cons. 



PRESENTS THE 



RUBY STOCK COMPANY, 

Management ED. O. GIDLBY. 

'WANTED, Repertoire People In All Line*. Show opens Sept.. IT. Also a 
Piano Player and Advance Agent. Tell All In first letter. 

Address E. G. SIDLE Y, Nc. 6 Ash Street, New Bedford, Mass. 



CHANGE OF NAME AND MANAGEMENT. 

HATHA WAY'S p J? B c ISf E THEATRE, 



NEW 

WILL OPEN IT8 

REGULAR 
Address .11 communications. 



Formerly 8HEEDV8, 



tvi. 



SEASON* EARLY 
IN SEPTEMBER. 
A. £. HATHAWAY, New Bedford, Mass. 



N 



FOR SOME PARK PROPRIETOR. 



A FiflT-foot Diameter, Three Abreast Switchback Galloping Horses Roundabout (built by garage 
Brothers, England), In first class working order, complete with Organ (by Gavloll, Manchester). 
Thirty-three Horses, Three Large Chariots, runs by motor at very little cost. Owner, leaving the 
country, will sell cheap to dl.pose of qnlckly. The safest Investment s park proprietor ormanagT 
could possibly make. Can be Been running daily at Manhattan beach, Cleveland, O. ln»n*c'ion 
fy advisee" "" 



strongly advised and invited. 



Apply TUDOR, Manhattan Beach, Cleveland, O, 



FIRST CLASS ACTS 

HAVING OPEN TIME SEPTEMBER AND LATER, PLEASE WRITE, GIVING LOWEST SALARY. 

CHAP. H. BREITBARTH. 1150 Chestnut St., Rooms M and 6«, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Booking YOUNG'S PIEB, Atlant Ic City, N. J. 



■■ fS TE sR INI ^a»T TS I INI ^3p LITTLE *RUTH, 

Vaudeville's Cleverest Javeoil* Singers and Dancers, 

Will be at Cleveland's Theatre, Chicago, week of Aug. 28. Managers Invited to come and see them. 

Permanent address, 338 WOODLAND AVE., CLSYELAND, O. 



CENTRAL TRUNKS. 



Win., $7.B0 : Mia, 18.50 1 821a.. 16.80 1 881a., |10.B0 ; 40In., f 1X.00. Clretu 



24x18x18, 



|T.60. Bill Trunks, 80x28x15. Inalde, $12.00. Lltho Trunks, 42^x28^x12 Inside, I1B.W. 
thinned on receipt ofJS.OOjJbal. C. O. a. except over 800 mites, then remit whole amount 
SIMONS a CO.. CENTRAL TBTJNg FAC*TOBY.B«tl884, S.W.ear. 7th and Arch SttV, Phils. 



liberty, Acting Manager or Agent, 
BURT PEARSON, 282 w. 25m st., k. y. c. 



1VOT ICE. 

After Aug, ID I wllldl.iolve partneralilp vrttli the MAJESTIC COMEDY FOUR. 

GKEO. ivr a t^t^t .t ,. ^:::;r^ r . 

Any 1 ommanlcatlon will reach me at 110 Howard Street, BatTklo, If. V. 



AT LIBERTY, 

David and Carrie Brlnkly, 

AMERICA'S GREATEST COLORED ENTERTAINERS. • 

One of the Laughing Hits at the Howard, Boston, week of Aug. 8. Arveine Pier, L.- 1., this week. 

Address care of OLlPPKR. 



HAVE YOU TRIED 



HAVK IUI 1HIKU 

"LUDWIG'S RED SEAL" GOLD CREII, GREASE PAINTS, FACE POWDERS AID ALL FACE MAKE-UP I 

Tried by 1,000 Performers and proclaimed to be the BEST they have ever used. Write for price list. 

CHAS. IiVDWIQ, Property Man of Pastor's Theatre. 105 E. 14th St., near Union Bq., New York City. 

STACK MORBY FOR SALE. 



SHOES 



FOR STAGE, STREET AND EVENING. EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND 
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. Short Vamp and Stage Lasts 
always on band. Mall Orders Filled. Fit Guaranteed. 

WII_l_IArV1 BCRNSTKIN, 

Tel. (68 Msdlios Square. 609 sixth Ave., near 81st Btreet, S. Y. 



THEATRICAL LITHOGRAPH MOUNTING 

Special Attention OWen to Mounting and Forw.rdlng Lithographs for Lobby Display. Write for 
prices. O. W. WADSWORTH, Ki W. 34th Street, New York. Telephone, low J, Chelsea. 



THE KINO OF IRELAND, 



Rehearsing this week under the management of AL WOODS, of SULLIVAN, HARRIS A WOODS. 
DOISO WELL, THANK YOU. THE KINO OF IRELAND, 



WILL HAUL TRUNKS OR SCENERY FREE 

Trunks stored Free. 
Tel., forth, 1TM. 



It we 4o lot deliver goods u per contract. 

a. .... «. ^ ^ -.M r "' , ' , ««>RESS CO. (Nat lac.) 
Ma. 13 a Ma. Clark St., CHICAGO. . . 



FREE! 

™ ^T~^Z_ , ' rrlel ttatosjea, Rubber Face., China Pots, Exploding Oaoes. Art Mirror 
Waif*, Outers, PTLM «eait aad OarnlTM Moriltta. TBI NEWMAN klFO. Oo.rranslMd; Oil.. 



O»t»lo«ui i of Mo New Noteliies, Campaign Badges, Rubber Ball., Oonfettl, 
Union Label Flag Oanea, Blow Onts, Shell OoodsTRnsllo Wood, Indian Ooodt, 
2 e .l- M A t0 *2'A? 1>b,r '««. China Pom. Exploding Oaaes. Art Mirrors, 
Ms) aid OaxntTSJ BOTSlUsx TIE NEWMAN MFtt. CO.. Orraland. Oala. 



ATJMJST 27< 



THE ISTEW YOBK CLIPPER. 



609 



TABLE OK CONTE.NTS. 



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RedZobedle-Bketcb 

i>wrles Anwred . • 

Our Chicago Le.«er . . .. . . . 

w w . Nino David— Sketch 

Clipper Post Office. 

Latest by Telegraph...., 

Od the Boad........ 

v»odevllle B»ol« Ll«t • • • • 

SSyorfc Clty-Re»lew *»d Comment 

n£,hs In the Profession 

Win the Bill Poster* 

THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. 

000 

000,007 

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Sorreullnl and iu« lUoOa ltoesa continue to 
„,ly» S? , i!?.., , : hw,f Httwrtlon The sta-on at 

60,1 &S rZ VS i% Wood wl " °P* n on Ttatadaf with 
" ' ' Sos Barrymore, la "Cousin Kate." 

'. i i : 602 . J Pr ? ,I t,- 1 Au f; »-"»W Center." a com- 
. ... 60S *?'• Py G "° MacDonongb, based on the lie 
. ... 003 t-utcheon cartoon*, bid Its first presentation 
....008 l»»t night. The large audience was highly 
> Pleased, and the play was voted a success. 
Distinct successes were made by George Rich- 
ards, hdw. Connelly, Rota Cooke and Wm. 
iurreas. Maoajers Hamlin, Mitchell ft 



Oa ifce Road. 

All Ronn Miit Reach Ua Not Later 
T ham Maada y. 

DRAMATIC. 
• A 

Albee Stock— ProTidenee, R. I.. 22-27. 

American Stock (Oilier MarteU, mgr.)— Slonv 
City, la., 22-Sept. 3. 
Melds were congratulated by many Chicago Albinl Stock— Palermo. K J., 52-37. 
newspaper men who came to aee the Derform- " AB Orphan'a Prayer" (Edwin De Coaraey. rarr.) 

—/In Vaii 33-27. 

Rsyoiond's— Trenton, K. J.. 



Oregon....- •■ 
MoMuirhnsetts 
Pennsylvania. 

Canada 

Milne 

£5 Mm 

Uhoile Island. 



Missouri . . 
Washington. 
Kentucky . . . 

Colorado 

\u>hlron... 
Minnesota... 
T»a«. ..... 

Wisconsin . . 

lcllaca 

loslelann... 



ance. 

bmmiR Aug. 28.— "Stain of Guilt" 
2 p * l i wl L at ,n * A*e*ue Snnday to a well 

filled house "Wedded, but no Wife." 

attracted a good sized audience at the Ma- 
sonic The Bon Tona drew crowded 

homes Sunday at the Rucklogham 

Twenty-second Regiment Band opened Sun- 
day at Jockey Club Park to the capacity of 
the grounds. 

Cincinnati, Ana;, 'aa— Crowded houses 
marked the week's Inaugural at all the show 

shops Ralph Smart. In "By Right of 

Sword," at Heuck'a ; "In the Shadow of the 
Gallows," at the Lyceum, and Fred Irwin's 
Burlesquers at the People's, all played to big 

buslneBi The Chester Opera Co., In "The 

Telephone Girl," at Chester Park, filled the 
theatre. 

Washington, Aug. 23.— Nellie McHenry 
opened. In "M'ilss," at the Academy, to a 

crowded house The Transatlantics gave 

two performances at the Lyceum, both of 

which were to capacity business Marine 

Rand concert, at Chevy Chase Lake, was well 
attended, as was olso a band concert at Cabin 
John Bridge. 

*)*» 
MISSOURI. 



Neb.. 
M. B. 



LATEST BY TEL EGBAPE 

Monday Hlffiht'a Oa»e»la«B »■ All the 
BlaT Show Towns. 

1 ' GOLDEN" GATE GLEAMMiS. 

•Taadlda," "The Maiat Of Myatery." 

•■The Pride of Jennlco." "A Spy at 

Port Arthair,'' "Hel* hy the 

p, n *mr." "The Toreador" mad "The 

Aaaheaaer Paaeh" the Carreat 

Bill*. 
gaerlalflMJW'e'"* *° Th * Nbw Tob,c CLn>ra » 
San F*ancisco. Ang. 23.— At the Colum- 
bin Theatre Arnold Daly began last night a 
i ten weeks' engagement In "Candida. 

,W CwTlFOBNIA TlIEATBK.-ThlB Is the Sllth 

.nri' last week of Jule and Elmer Walters' 
" The* lay tnls week is "The Man of 

11 ■a'wami. THBA*B«.— White ' Wh - l t|le«ei .is 

la his ninth week presenting aa Ibis week a k , ng . TnMtre the actl( thu WMk Me: FanD ^ 

clerlng The Illdrof Jennlco. ulce I/?w H awklna, Bickell and Watson, Af. 

Cknthal , Theatre.— A Spy at Fort Ar- , d No Ba and , be Mb Brog 
ttrur" Is this week s bill. _ 

Grasp Opera Hocsb.— Sunday matinee 
marked the opening of the eighth week of 
the James Nefil Co. "Held by the Enemy" 

'"tivoli Opera Honst— "The Toreador" Is 
now In lis fourth week. 

Fischer's Theatre.-— The new musical 
comedy, "The Annheiiser-Pusch, ' book by 



Kaaaaa City — At the Grand Opera House 
(Hudson 4 Judah, managers), the season 
opened, Aug. 14, with "The Burgomaster," 
and a big "greeting" house was on hand. 
Business continued good. Oscar L. Flgman, 
Charles Sharp, Olga Von Hatzfeldt and 
Louise Brackett deserve special mention. 
This week "fork State Folks," and nett 
week, Jane Corcoran and Andrew Robson, In 
"Pretty Peggy." 

GiLLtR Opera Hocrb (E. 8. Rrlgbam. man- 
ager). — "An Orphan's Prayer" had good busi- 
ness. The company Is an excellent one, Net- 
tie De Couraey being the special favorite. 
This week, "What Women Will Do." 

Cknti'RT. — The season will open, 21, with 
Sam Devere's Own Co. 

Forest Park (Geo. Sellenger, manager). — 
Good crowds turned out last week. In Hop- 



F.i.ectric Park (Sam Benjamin, mana- 

fer) — Immense crowds are still the rule. 
Irer popular 8arrentlno and hla Randa 
Rossa are still prime favorites. In the 
German Village: Williams and Nelson. 'lanjo- 
ists, play excellently: Francelll and Lewis, 
operatic singers; Mildred Glover and her 
picks and Madge Maltland, In character 
The special outside' attraction was 



traraj, im *?""" i I." t " t„i."=nr, ~o. songs. TM special omsitie attraction wua 
Will (-Won an l, m "l ( L b f v .J; e !iS? D T^r<r1e "Dare Devil" tastellane, in his looping the 
given Its first production last night, deorgie 



s 



O'llamey Is the sonbrette, she having come 

' r °OnPHEi.M n -Blll for week of 21 : Treloar 
and Mile. EdDH Tempest. Williams and Tuck- 
er Max and Julia Hlnrlch. Little and Prltz- 
koV. the Juggling Rarretts. Emmett Devoy 
tnd company. Walter C. Kelly, Guyer and 
O'.Velll, and the blograpb. 

CHt'TEs. — Programme opening 22 for the 
week < Marcus and Garteue, Mabel Lamsop, 
Bndd Bros., Maver and Irwin, Maud Rock- 
well, films. anlmatlBcope and blograpb. 

Vote.— it is reported that the new Ma- 
ievtic Theatre In this city will be opened per- 
manently on Saturday evening, Sept. 3, with 
the Oliver Morosco Co. presenting 
Hearts of Tennessee." 
— ■ a 

FROM OTHER POIKT8. 



gap. 

Cl.rPPERINOS.— The Willis Wood season will 
open Aug. 25, with F.tbel Barrymore, In 
"Cousin Kate." The Auditorium sea- 
son will open 28, with "A Friend of the 

Famllv." The Orpheum will open Sept. 

11, with vaudeville Jack Dowllng. 

press agent of the Sells-Downs Circus, was 

in the city last week Ed. Rrennan. of 

the Van Ambcrg Shows, visited here last 

week Harry Gray was the guest of the 

Sella-Downa Show last week. 
- « i» 

WASHINGTON. 



"The 



"Bird Crater" Receive* Ita Premier 
. at Peoria-Hot Weather and Haia 
Interfere With Indoor aad Hut- 
door Reaarta Along; the Line. 



Tacoma.— The Tacoma Theatre (Calvin 
Helllg, manager) opens Sept. 1. for the regu- 
lar season, with Gorton's Minstrels. 

I.tckcm Theitrk (Dean Worlev, mana- 
ger). — The Summer stock co. at this house 
has been doing a good business. The regular 
season opens Sept. 4. 

Edison Theatre.— Week of Aug. 8 : Farm- 
er Jones and his trained pigs, Barney Wil- 
liams. JameB Newman and Mrs. Farmer Jones. 
Business Is good. 

Orphech Theatre. — Sampson and Zaccho, 



Chicaoo, Aug. 23.— Scorching heat, ending 

In' a downpour of rain, which began during E mina Selgle, Maude Carter, Bert Hoffman 

matinees and lasted all night, Interrupted Bu8 i De ss is good. 

Sunday's usual prosperity The Jolly empire Theatoe.— Conkey, _the_ juggler , 



Omaha, 

"Art tona.' 
25-27. 

"Across the PaelSe" (Harry Clay Blaoey, mir.) 
— Cleveland, 0., 22-27. 

"At the Old Cram Roarta." Eastern (Arthur C. 
Alatoo. mar. i— Hoi joke. Mat".. 24. North Ad- 
ares 25. Adams 20, Conors, X. X.. 27. Glen* 
Palls 29, Saratoga .10. Schenectady SI, Am- 
sterdam Sept. 1, I'tk-a 2. 3. 

"At the Old Cross Roane." Western (Arthur C. 
Alston, mar.)— Toronto. Can.. 22-27, Detroit, 
Mich.. 2S-t«ert. 3. 

"An Atlatocratlc Tramp" (Kllroy k Brltton, 
mgrs.)— Muacallne. la., 23, Davenport 24. Mon- 
mouth. 111.. 23, Peoria 20, Canton 27. Spring- 
field 28, Lincoln 20. Beardstown .10. 

"After Mldnlaht" (Spencer & Aborn, man.) — 
Hohnken. N. J.. 28-31. 

"At Cripple Creek"— Chicago, 111.. 21-Sept. i. 



Blanche Bates (Datld Belasco, mjr.)— St. Louis. 
Mo.. 22, indefinite. 

Ban-jmore. Kthel (Charles Prohman. mir.) — 
Omaha, Neb., 23, 24, Kansas City, Mo., 23-27. 
Peoria, III.. 31. 

Bingham. Amelia — Chicago, HI.. 22-27. 

Bellow, Kyrle (LleUer * Co.. mgrs.)— Denver, 
Colo.. 22-27. 

Rromwell. William— X. Y. City 29-8ept. 3. 

Beaton, Ionise (A. H. Woods, mgr.)— Philadel- 
phia. Pa.. 22-27. Brooklyn. N. T., 2t>-8er>t. 3. 

Boyd Burrows— Clarkx. .Net:.. 24. Schuyler 25, 

Bennett-Moolton — Fultoa. N. Y., 22-27. 

Bunting, F.mmt (Pari Boraess. mgr.)— Cortland, 
N. Y., 22-27. Watertown 2«-Sept. 10. 

Buchanan, Lorraine, Stock (Robert MarsfeM, 
mgr.)— tola. Kan,, 23-Set>t. 10. 

Breckenrldge Stock (Charles Breckenrldge. mgr.) 
Fredoola, Kan.. 22-27, Emporia 29-8ept. 3. 

Bnrr Stock (Murray t Mackey, mgrs.)— Mans- 
tle'.d. 0.. 22-27. 

Bernard k Vincent Bit Comedy (Bernard k \ln« 
cent, mgrs.) — Carslctna. Tex., 22-27. 

"Bird Center" (Jnllaa Mitchell, mgr.)— Chlca- 
ao, III.. 28. Indefinite. 

"Buster Brown" (M. B. Raymond, mgr.) — Chi- 
cago. 111.. 22-27. . _ 

"Boater Brown," No. 1 (M. B. Raymond, mgr.) 
— Cohoes, N. X.. 21. Albany 23-27, Saratoga 
29. Glorersvllle 30. Amsterdam 31. Schenectady 
Sept. 1. Oswego 2, Ogdensburg 3. 

"Broken Heart" (Joseph C. Logon, mgr.l— Pltts- 
tiurg. Kan.. 24. Nevada. Mo., 25. Sedolla 20. 
Islington 27. Topeka. Kan., 28, Ijwrence 20. 

"Banker 1 * Child" (Harry Shannon, mgr. )— Man- 
istee, Mich., 2.1, l.odlngton 20. Port Washing- 
ton, Wis., 27. Two Rivers 28. New London 
29, Seymour 30. De rere 31, Plymouth Sept. 
1, F.lkhoro 2, Woodstock, lit. 3. 

"Bosy Iny" (A. W. Herman, mgr.)— Albany, N. 
X.. 22-24. Conors 2<*>, Amsterdam 20, Utlca 27. 
Syracuse 29-:tl, , ___ ,. 

"Boy Wanted" (F. W..Llojd. mgr.)— Soffolk. 

-. Vs., 2fl. Tarboro. N. C. 39. Qreenvllle 31, 
Klnston Sept. 1, Wilson 2, Wilmington 3. 
C 

Crosman, Henrietta (Darld Belasco ft Uaarlce 
Cjmpbell. mgrs.l— S. Y. Clry Sept. 3-24. 

Chase-I.lster Theatre. Sorthern (Joseph Farrell, 
mgr.)— Cedar Rapid.. la.. 22-27, Eldora 29- 

Chase Lister Theatre, Soothem (Chase ft Lister, 
mgrs.)— Anamoaa. It.. 22-27, MUaa, Mo., 20- 

Cook-Church Stock (H. W. Taylor, mgr.)— Xew 

Bedford. Mats., 22-27. Brockton 29-8ept. 3. 
Corts Dramatic (M. H. Carta, mgr.)— Luak, Wyo„ 

25-27, Douglas 29-Sept. 1. _ . . _ 

Cutter k Williams Stock (W. B. Cotter ft J. W. 

Williams, mgrs.)— Frankfort. Ind., 22-27, iJf- 

ayette 2t)-8ept. 3. . ' _ 

Carroll Comedy (Ion Carroll, mgr.)— Sutton. W. 

Va.. 25-27, Richwood »Sept. 3. 
Chicago Stock— Hamilton. Can., 29-Sept. 3. 
• Checkers," Klrke La SheHe's— N. Y. City 22, 

indefinite. , „ _ 

"Child Wife" (Wa. T. Keogb, mgr.)— Harrlt- 

bnnt. I'a..22-24. Altoona 25. ^ 
"Child of ire Bhrres" IK. K. Johnson, mgr.)— 

Klliabeth. at J.. 22-24. Beading, Pa., 252.. 

Pittsburg 29Sent. 3. 
"Child 81a»ee of New Xork" (J. B. laaac. mgr.) 

—Philadelphia, l"a., 22-27. Buffalo, N. X.. 29- 

"cSe' of" Drink." Charles E. Blaney's— Syracnse, 
N. Y., 24, Rochester 23-27, Toronto, Can., 29- 

"ro*u P utry 3 'Kld" (a B. Whlttaker. mgr.)— Port- 
land. Mich., 24, Grand Lodge 23, Katon Rap- 
ids 28. Jackson 29, Albion .10. Battle Creek 31, 
Hastings r-ept. 1, Plalnwell 2, Otsego 3. 



Dee Molues, la., 22-G7, Kansas City. Mo., 28- 

8rpt " 
•Flnnrgan'H Ball" tOllle Maot. mgr.)— Plttsbort, 

Pa.. 22-27, Toledo. O.. 28-31. 
"Fatal WeddlBf." Solllvan, Harris ft Woods — 
Jj. X. City 22-27. Boston. Mass.. 29-Sevt. 3. 
"Factory Girl." Transcontinental (Charles H. 

Wuers, m<r,i,— Futuam. Conn.. 24. Wlltlmantlc 

23. winstea(( 1 20. BtUtol 27. Camden. N. J.. 29- 

.11, Norrlatown, Pa.. Sept. 1. Phonliillle 2. 
"For Hla Brothers Crime" (Gen. N. Bellinger. 

■at.) — Dayton, O.. 22-24. IndlaBapolls, lud.. 

29-2T. tWj«»"l',- K .r-,7?' a *« , »i. 3 -, „,,. v 
"r>a«ar.Bltectle"— Proldence, B. L. 22-27, N. 

X. Cttj S9-8ept. 3. . _ , . 

"Fatal Wedding." Snlllaan, Harris ft Woods — 

Elisabeth. X. J, 29-31. 
"From Rigs to Riches" (M. H. Meyers, mgr.)— 

Bridgeport. Conn.. 23-27. 

, Q 

Garland $aden and Lanra Larratne— Hempstead, 

N. v.. Sept. 2. Burlington, X. J.. .1. 
Grace Hayward (Winters ft.Krese. mars.) — Ores- 

ba. Nebr., 22-27, l.lncnln 29-Sept. 3. 
Grlswold Bros. Stock— Mecuanlcsirllle, N. \., 22- 

,27. Illon 2fl-Sept. S. 
Olaser, Vtnaban. Stock— Cleveland, a. 22-Sept. 3. 
GarrlCk Stock (Jay Kusell. mgr.)— Mount Vernon, 

O,, 22-Sent. B. 
Garslde, Condi t ft Mack Big Stork i J. S. flamlde, 

aarr.)— Cataklll. N. V.. 22-27. 
"Olrl from Kays" (Charles Frohman, mgr.)— 

N. X. City 22-Sept. 3. 
"Oaroe Keeper." Tkoman J. Smith (Rowland ft 

Clifford, mgrs.)— Farmer City. III.. 24, Bloom- 

Ingtoa 25. Champaign 20. Paxton 27. 
"Game of Life" (Foreman ft Co., mgrs.)— N. Y. 

Olty 32-27. 
"Girl of the Streets" (Decker ft Veronee, ragrs.) 

—SI. Loala. Mo., 22-27. 

M v 

Howard Hall (Henry Plerson. mgr.)— Fall Utter. 
?2-24, Lawrence 25-27. Philadelphia, 



JPa..;i»-8ept. 3, 
a C.— I 



Uormerly Hopkins') opened Its season as a 
burlesque house with Frank B. Carr s Thor- 
oughbreds The Trocadero was well pat- 

ronlied when its season opened with lful- 
ton'B Grass Widows. The show scored a 

marked success "Mrs. Wlggs of the 

cabbage Patch," at the Grand Opera House; 
"Buster Rrown." at the Great Northern, and 
"The Royal Chef," at the Garrlck, entered 
upon Ileal weeks of successful engagements. 
.'.....Amelia Hlngham gave "The Climbers, 
tp. begin her fortnight's engagement at Pow- 
ers' Bam T. Jack'a bad stock burlesque 

as an effective magnet, and Manager Euson 
will continue thla style of show during the 

season .Mignonette replaced Petcblng 

Brothers, who failed to appear at Sans Soucl. 
Rivervlew and Water Chutes, together 

31th Sans Soucl, suffered from the evening 
ownpnnr, but bad good afternoon business. 
..... .The Bijou, with "The Little Outcast : 

the Criterion, with "At Cripple Creek ;" the 
Columbus, with "Out of the Fold," and the 
Alhambra, with "The Wayward Son," pro- 
vided popular .priced entertainment, their 
weeks beginning Sunday afternoon 



the McCnrvers, Ranee Smith, F. C. Tracey, 
Gllmore and LeMoyne. Large attendance. 

Crtstai. Theatre. — Cyclone, "the devil s 
chlmnev ;" Lone Star Harry. Lyne and Leon- 
ard. Sam Lloyd and Len Spencer. Rig bust- 

"'notes.— J. E. George, of the Alabama Min- 
strels and the Georgia Minstrels, Is spending 
his Summer vacation on his ranch near Ta- 
coma. ^^^_^^_ 

Seattle.— At the Alcazar Theatre (Bet- 
tis ft Keogh, managers) week of Aug. in, 
Wledem.inns Big Co., in "The, Steam Laun 
dry" and "The Hand of Fate. 

Or.rHr.cM Thkatre. — New: Slgnor and 
Mme. Boill, Noler and Seymour, Perry and 
Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter, Frank Lam- 
bert, moving pictures. 

Empwb TBEATRg.-N-ew : /^s l n™ 8 PNh^• 
Leon Errol, Mann and r ranks, Ld. Fisher, 
Raymond G. Baldwin, moving Pictures. 

Crystal Thbaiw:.— New : .*Janam Bros., 
the' Two Montes, Hearn and {^wls, Leo 
White, Edward Scott, moving pictures. 

Thkatrs.— New : Post and Ash- 



Ferarl Bros, are furnishing the feature for . c M f Jame8> Minnie Jerome, Stansf.oid 

the Madison Street Carnival, now In full „'• , M' ontr0 se, Divine Dodson. 

litast. .with Pain's "Last Days of rompell.' """* . " , , sj 

tht overshadowing attraction 



Daly. Arnold (Wlnchell Smith, mgr.)— San Fran- 
cisco. ChI.. 22 Sept. 3. . _ .- 

Dale, Marie (W. E. Martin, mgr.)— Fort Smith, 
Ark.. 22-27. Springfield, Mo„ 29-Sept. 3. 

Dn Vrles Stock (Bam Du Vrles, mgr.)— Aabory 
Park N. J.. 22-8ept. SO. 

Dllger-Cornell— Pnaisutawnej. Pa., 22-27. Brook- 
rllle 29-Sept. 3. . _ 

De Voes, Flora (J. B. Rotnonr. mgr.)— Savanna, 
III 22-23, Woodstock 20. 27. Morriaon 29J1. 

•Dora Thorne," Rowland ft Clifford's — Chicago, 

"DcMrted^'the Altar" (Percy G. Williams, 

ingr.)— Brooklyn. X. X., 20-Sept. 3. 
'■Devil's Auction." Charles H. Yale's— Danville, 

Va 25. 
"Dar'keat nnsala" (W. C Cnnnlnabam. nigr.)— 

Buffalo. N. V., 22-27, LoulsvllIeTky.. 29nept. .1 
"Dealers In While Women" I A. H. Woods, mgr.l 

— N? Y. City 22-27. Philadelphia. Pa., 29- 

"DwPperate Cbaoce." Forreater A MlttentbaPa— 
Norrlitown, Pa., 20. Ubanon 22. Hatleton 2.1. 
Pottavllle 24, Harrlsborj 25-27, Cumberland 
Ha, 29, Johnstown. Pa., .10, Yonngntown, O., 
31, Sharon, Pa., Sept. 1, Erie 2, Niagara 
Falls, N. X.. 3. 



KBXTl'CKY. 



Eclipse Stock (Lloyd ft GkHitcr, nigra.)— Aah- 
Uown. Ark.. 24. 25. Terarkana 20, 2i, Mana- 
Beld. La.. 28-tlO, l^esvllle 111, Sept. 1. 

Edaall-Wtntkrop Stock (D. B. Kdsall, mgr.)— 

Wws*rds Stock »JenT"on Hall. mgT.)— Marl Ins- 
day: but'Vtro'ng attractlVnVhad'gibd' business. .onnSenT.'wnich^as helu her* during week f.Iw'J?!' MlsTj*^ F»l». VL. 22-27, Clare- 
"The Sho-duri'' had o royal send-off at the ?^ P ,S; 13, brought large crowds to the city. , ■ftliW^-''- 22.sent 3. 
JMSWi-^J' Jr^ftS? ^"PAlJSr, IZV °nd materlall^suengtbened the box office re- Kmni™ yY^.',,, 1 fuTj, Mifr^ 82- 

rt ttc*TK(Ottitow,g«i ; F4w. P rd.?" Walter-New Orleans, L... 22, Inded- 
>.— This house opened the season 15, with B)(f 



"The 
Yankee Consul" began its last fortnight at 
Studehaker's Monday nlgbt. 
nosTfixl Aug. 23.— Yesterday was a warm 



thing, the show win have a successful ran 
...... A good sized audience assembled at 

the opening of the Majestic and witnessed an 
excellent performance of "The Eternal City, 

by Edward Morgan and company "More 

to Rs Pitied Than Scorned" is a melodrama 
nf the prevailing type, bat served to hold In- 
terest of a large Grand Opera House gather- 
last.-.. .-.."Harvest, or Wedded and Parted," 
was the Castle Square card and Oiled the 
Louae. ' The Bowdoln Square did as large a 



business with "Ranch ltf." Keith's bad tne engagement 'was bfg. VIsRIng Knights 

usual Monday crowds Other amusements predominated, ' 



•The Stain of Guilt 
fared wall 

Philadelphia. Aug. 23.— Rain early in 

Ihf evening, with hot weather, served to nmuntnu.- •»« *2JZi"A«"ih» hn n s ' Ther 

cur attendance at the openings down, but of 14. opened 'be season of *** "-«»•*• '^ D J 

a good ' aggregate, well distributed, turned displayed the 8. JL 0. slgi ' ' r f ^»*» t ^- SJ* 

our. nevertffeless'. . . . "Hearts Adrift" pleased company gave a first class performance, won 

pavirma Immensely at the National - Ton Burlesn.uers -land week. 

Thou Shalt Not Kill." at the Grand, and Jocket CI.CT Pabk </»•;.£ "2E." 

"Child Slave*," at the Areh, both enjoyed ager).— This 



Suip'h Stuart, in "By Right j of Sword." The „ » »• k Word Comtdf (Kvans. Ward ft Titos, 

attendance was big. "Wedded, But No Wife, ragrs. )—Csn»les, S. J.. 27, West Philadelphia. 

00,07 Va., 29-Sept. 3. . _ . . . . 

"" AVENUE Theatre (Ohaa. A. Sbaw, mana- Kw ing. Oertrwle (Loo N. Harrington, to*, mgr.) 

„A— "A Girt of the Streets." from the pen -Tyler Tw., 22-24. ritt-burg 2327, Port 

; crowded bou^e.Eve^v l»bnkuee duriw •^i^-^^v^^^^Oomj. 

10, Westerly. B. I., 17, Woonsocket 18. Jail 
BWers Mass., 19. 2o, Newport. B._L. 22. New 



W< Buckinoha» Theatre (Whallen Bros.. 
Banag.nn.-The Brtgadjer Burleijquers, week 



out of door 



"•mittms Keith's held a oettgntea bu- ui juuu » u ™^. - -,r^.it -,„„,. of prthlas 

dlenc., and gave a fine vaudeville programme. Is "^^P^JSmmo- JrilMSon the Inside 

...... Al. ifeeves' Show drew ex«llently at he d ^elrcompetltloa drill 1 ^ on tne tnsioe 

lb' Lj^enm...... Small attendance at the Sf ld of L he «^.tc The% have bVen engwd 

Parks resulted from stormg. discoursed music. They have been engage*" 



Kansas City, Ang. 23.— Hot afternoon 
weather and a heavy rain at night Interfered 
somewhat wltb the Sunday opening* 



for 22-27. 



The Pennsylvania Railroap Co. •nnoan- 

"Vork"Btate Folk'sT" r*S?a"ted It? "former sue- ces that It will sell "curalon tickets to Hal- 

JH at the Grand.... V. "What Women Will tlmore and return on Sept. U and l- at 

IM" pleated at the Glllls The season rate of »0.flO for the ronnd *Hp from New 

was opened at the Century with Bam Devere's York on account of N** 10 "* 1 SPV^S ?' 

On. to big matinee and nlgbt houses Fraternal Order °tffl£„-F. t ™&£$* £ 

At Porest Park, Fanny Rice beaded the bill return until Sept. 1«. Jn/ln* >»«• TlcWti 0B 

l« Hopklna- Tfittre......At Electric Part, atte Uth and 12th prog. 



Bedford. Mass.. 23. Broekloa 24. Taunton 

25. Attleboro 21), Worcester 27, Fltchburg 29. 

V 

rorman, lnei— P. C. Whllney's IJ. F. Cro»hy, 

nj.r^—SoBU. Be«-I. lad., 31. Klkhart Sept. 1. 

Hueboygan. Wis., 2. llapltowoc .1. 
I litslmmons. Bob (Joe Kdroonsoo. mgr.) — N. Y. 

City 22-27. Brooklyn, N. Y.. 29-Sept. II. 
Fenberg Stock (Oeorge il. Fenberg, mgr.) — 

Bangor, Me.. 22-27. Portland 29-Sept. 3. 
Ferris Comedlara (Harry Bnbb, mgr.) — Osh- 

koah. Wla., 22 28, MadHon 29-Sept. 3. 
Tranklln Stock (B. F. Simpson, mgr.)— H«n- 

holdt. Ksn.. 22-24. Iota 2.V2T. 
"Foiy Orandpa." Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar 

(WW A. Brady, mgr.l-C.lnrlnnatl, o.. 28- 

Sent. 3. 

"naming Arrow," Llnrota J. Carter's (W. V. 
Jackson, mgr.)— Marshalltowo, la., 24. Water- 
loo 25. Clinton 20, Dlioa, III., 27, Chicago 28- 
Sent. 3. 

"For Her Sake" (Pilgrim ft Elliott, ngra.) — 
Grand Island, N'ebr.. 24, Putloga 2.1. York 21, 
Osceola 27. Colnrabns 29. Kearney .10, Lexing- 
ton 31. Sidney Sept. 1, Sterling, Colo., 2, Pu- 
eblo 3. 

"Factory Olrl," Eastern (Pkll B. Isaac, mgr.l-' 
Potutown, Pa., 22, PMtafllle 21, I^banon 24, 
Johnstown 23, Altoona 29, 27, Flttabnrg 29- 
Sent. 8. 

"FrlJod of the Family" (W. E. Gormaa, mgr.)— 



Hall. Don <J.— Salem, Ore.. 22-27, Eugene 28- 

sept. 3. __ 

Hall, George F. (Fielding Amusement Co.. mgrs.) 

—Liberty. N. T.. 22. Delhi 23. Stamford 24. 

Oneoota 23. Berlin 2«. Booavllle 27. Tupt*r 

lake 29. Saranac Lake 30. Lake Placid 31. Ma- 

lone Sept. 1. 1'orsdani 2. Oswego 3. 
Hoyt's Comedy (II. G. Alien, mgr.)— F.vansvllle, 

ind.. 38. Anna. III.. 29-Srpt. 3. 
Haroonrt Comedy (Charles K. Harris, mgr.l — 

Augusta, Me.. 22-27, Portamottlh, N. II., 29- 

Sent. 3 
Huntley-Moore Stock— Atlantic City, N. J„ 22* 

Sept. ao. , ■ 

Ramnwod, Panllne (Clifton Whitman, mgr.)— 

Caaden. ale., 23-27, llwksport 29-31, Oastlnn 

Hoefie'r Show (Jack HoeaVr. mgr.)— Appletoa. 

Wh.. 22. Indeinlle. ' 

Hunt Stock (XI. A; llnnt, mgr.)— Crystal Fa K 

Minn,, .22-24, Escaaiha 23-28, Peshtlgo, Wis., 

29-Sept. 3. 

Hneffler, Jart, Fa.tern (W. M. Gale, aigr.)— 

Charlesi City, la., 22-27. Mason City 29-Sept. 3. 

Hoeffler. Jack. Western (Jai-k lloemer, mgr.)— 

KlkadV. la.. 22-27. Decorah 29-Sept. 4. 
Howard-Dorset (A. M. Miller, bns. mgr.)— Cham- 
paign. HL. 2B-Sept. 4. 
Hulhnrt, Laura, Stock (Charles W. Burrlll, mgr.) 

—Kankakee, III., 22-Sept. !I0. 
HomnhreyChapman— Oakland. CaL. 21-Sept. 3. 
Henderson Stock (W. J. ft K. B. Henilersim, 
mgn.)— Shelbjvllte, Ky., 22-27. Sew Albany, 
Ind.. 28-Sept. JO, 
Harris-Parkinson (Robert H, Harris, aigr.)— Isl- 
ington, Ky.. 22-27. 
"Heart of Chicago." Lincoln J. Carter « (Rdnuind 
Manley. mar. 1— Bloomlcirton, 111.. 24, turnout 
23. Danville 20. Hoopaton 27. Jnllet 28. Kirk- 
ford 29, .Bnward :i0. Fort Atkinson, Wis., 31. 
I'reepnrt. 111.. 8«>t. 1. Ilnlmqne. la.. 2. 
"Her Only Sin." Lincoln J. Carter'"— Saglnnw, 
Mich.. .24. Bay City 2.1. .Mount rieasant 2)1. 
Muskegon 28. Ltidlngtnn 20. Maniatee 3». Ca- 
dillac 31. Traverse City Sept. I, Knst Jordan 
2. Pefoskey :t. _^_ 

"Hottest Coon in Pltle" (Eugene Spoffonl, mgr.) 
— Detpbos, O.. 24. Lima 25. Bowling Green 20, 
Flnrtlav 27. Toledo 28-31, Akron Sept. 1-3. 
"Her Marriage Vow" (Vance ft Snlllvau, mars. I 

—Providence. B. I.. Hepr. 0-10. 
"Hearts, Adrift" (Speneer ft Aborn, mgrs.) — 

Phnadeiptila. Pa., 22-27. 
"Her First False Step." C. F. Whltsker's— Pitts- 
burg, Pa.. 22-27, Cleveland. O.. 29-Sept. 3. 
"Hans Hanson" (Jss. T, McAlpIn, mgr.) — Rut- 
land. 111.. 24, Sheffield 25, Anaawan 20, Atkin- 
son 27. Moines 28. l.one Tree.' la.. 29, Weet 
Liberty .10. Tipton .'It-Sept. 2. Dysart 3. 
"Hello, Bill" (Goodhue ft Kellogg, mgrs.)— Chi- 
cago, III.. 2S-Sepr. 3. 
"How Be Won Her"— Trenton, X. J.. 29-31. 

I 
Imperial Stock (Col. George Hamilton, mgr.)— 

St. Ixinla. Ma. 22. Indefinite. 
"In Old Kentucky, " Jacob Lltt'a— St. Panl. 

Minn.. 31-27. 
"In the Shadow of the Gallows" (Decker ft 
Veronee, mgn.)— Cincinnati, 0„ 21-27. 
J 
Johnson Stock (Walter H. Fredericks, mgr-)— 

Mansfield. 0., 22. Indefinite. 
"Jack's Little SurprlM*" (James K. Ilackett. 

mgr.)— N. Y. City 2n, Indefinite. 
"James Boys In MlMnurl" (Frank Gasmln. mgr.) 
—Norfolk. Va.. 24. Newport 25. Petersburg 27. 
Danville 29. Wlnston-Halem, N. 0., .10. Greens- 
boro 31, Raleigh Sept. 1, Durham 2. Salis- 
bury 8. 

K 
Kenncly, James (O. K. Wee. mgr.)— Sterling, 

III., 22-27, Llgln 29-Hept. 3. 
Klngslry-RuHsell (E. B. Biwsell. mgr.l— Bowling 

Oreeu, Mo.. 22-27. 
Kerkhnft Dramatic (Ivan Kerknoff. mgr.)— Smith 

Center. Kan., 22-27. Norton 29-Sept. 3. 
Klnsey Komedy Ko. (M. L. Kln»ey. mgr. ) — Green- 
rlllr, O.. 22-27. 

t. 
Jjetcb. Al„ ami the Three Rnsebmle (Wm. A. 

Brady, mgr.)— N. Y. City 27 Sept. 19. 
Lillian Lyons Slock (Frank J. Dean, mgr.)— 

Islington, Mich., 2227. Yale 2U Sept. .1. 
Lyceum Stock (K. G. Gronjean. mgr. 1— llitu-bln- 

aon. Kan., 15-21, Garden City 22-28. 
Lyceum Comedy (Al. 8. Evans, mgr.)— Wlnfleld, 

la., 2227, Keithabnrg, 111.. 29-Sept. .1. 
Lake View Stock (Lew Silver, mgT. ^Sheboy- 
gan, Wis., 22-Sept. 30. 
Loukes, The (Will H. I^icke, mgr.)— Monnd tnty, 
Mo.. 24-26, Savannah 27, Seneca, Kan., 29- 
Sept, 3. _. 
"Little Ooteaat" (George K. GUI. mgr.)— Chi- 
cago, 111., 11-27, Waukegan 28, Rock Island 
29, Clinton, In., 30, Marahalltown 31, Des 
Moines Kept. 1-3. 
"Little Outcast," E. J. Carpenter's— Saginaw. 
Mich., 31-23, Ottawa. 111.. 20. Jnllet 27. Bin* 
Island 28, Kaclne, Wis., 29, Fond iln Lac 39, 
Waakeabar*)!. Portage Sept. 1. 2. RI|>on 3. 
"Utile Prlnccsa" (Wllltam Wood, mgr.)— As- 
bury Park. N. J.. 22-24, Elliabetb 25, Bur- 
lington 27, Atlantic Olty 2B-8epl. 3. 
"Llghthoase by the Seu ,r I Vance ft Sulllran, 
mgrs.)— Baltimore, M.I., 22-27, Newark. N. J., 
29-Sept. 3, 
"Little Homestead" (William Macanley, mgr.)— 
Kenosbl. Wis.. 28. Rockford. III.. 29, Oak Park 
31, Bine Island Sept. I, Marseilles 2, Ottawa 
3. Spring Valley 4. , 
"Little Cbnrcfa Aronml Ihe Corner" (Vnncc ft 
SuIIItbs. mgrs.)— Tmy. N. V., Sept. ft-7. 
M 
McUenrr, Nellie (Spencer ft Aborn. mgrs.)— 
Washington, D. C. 22-27. Elisabeth, N. J.. 
Sept. 1-3. 
Myrkle-Harler Stock. Enstern (W. II. Harder, 
mgr.)— Kcrsnton, Pa., 22-27, Hornellavllle, N. 
V., 20-Sept. 3. 
llyrkle Harder Slock, Western ( Eugene J. Hall. 
mgr.l— Klwaod. Ind., 22-27. Miiorle 29-Sept. X 
Murray ft Mackey (John J. Murray, mgr.) — 
Parkerabsrg, Vn., 2227. Warren, ().. 29-Sept. 3. 
Myers, Irene, Big Slock (Will II. Myers, mgr.) — 

KUuiokln. Pa.. 22-27. Reading 29-8rpt. 3. 
Myers Stock (Sin Allen, mgr.)— Norrlstown, Fa., 

McDor.lilH Stock «1. W. McDoosld. mgr.)— Parts, 

Tenn.. 22-27. Paducah. Ky.. 29-Sept. 3. 
Miller-Bryan Stock (Frank F. Miller, mgr,)— Ba- 

ton R*age, 1.1.. 22-Sept. 30. 
Masam ft Sight* Comedians (W. K. Maiam ft J. 

W. Sights, mgrs.)— Detroit, Ulna., 22-27, 

Park Itaplda 2ft-8ei>t. .1. 
Murray Comedy (J. R. Smith, mgr.)— Lima. 0., 

22-Sept. X 
Marks Slock (Tom Marks, mgr.)— Port Arthur, 

Ont.,' 22-27, fort William 2U-Sept. 10. 
Mark* Bra*.. May A. Bell Marks (R. W. Marks, 

mgr.)— Perth. Ont., 22-27. Brocksllle 2P -Sept. 1. 
Matsea. Clara— Hancock, Mich.. 22-27, Calumet 

29-Sept. 2. Linden Lake 3. 
Minelll Brothers— Mlddlelown, O., 22-27. 
"Military Mad" (Rich ft Harris, mgrs.)— JJ. Y. 

City 22. Indefinite. 
"Mrs. Wlggs of tho Cabbage Patch" (Ltebler ft 

Co., mgrs. 1— Chicago, HI., 22-27, Atlantic City, 

N. J.. 2H-.il. 
''Uooasaiser'a Daughter," Eastern (W. F. Mann, 



aagr.)— Klkhart, Ind., 24, Cohlwater, lln-li., 25. 
Three Rivera 2d, Benton Harbor 37. Buchanan 
2». Battle Oeek 30. Charlotte 31, Greenrllle 
Sept. 1. Ionia 2, Lansing B. 
"Moonshiner's Daughter," Western and Southern 
(Frank Dodgr. aigr.)— Rockfont. III.. 3D. Free- 
port 37. Duon 29, Sterling 30. Clinton. Is.. 
31. Davenport Sept. 1. Rock Island, 111., 2. 
Mnsrstlue. Is.. 3. , 

"More to Be Pitied Than Scorned," Charles P.. 

Illsncy's— Boston. Mass., 22-27. 
"Midnight Flyer" (Krt. Anderson, mgr.l— Lov- 
Ingiiui, 111.. 24, Oakland 35. Marshall 20. Br- 
meat 27, Ktterton 28. Dawson 29. Effingham 
30. Braall, lud.. 31. Jaaonvllle Sept. I. Rob- 
inson. III.. 2. Illoomneld. Ind., 3. 
"Midnight Marriage." Forrester ft Mlttenthnl's— 
Syracuse. N. Y.. 23-27, Cleveland, O.. 2uSepi.:i 
"Man from China" — Trenton. N. J„ Sept. 13. 
"Malonev'a Weddlna Day." Sheeley ft Young's— 
Wansau. Wis.. 24. Merrill 25, BhtnelaiHter 20. 
Anhlsncl 27. ClfMinet, Minn.. 20. Two Harbor* 
■ 30. Ely 31. Ereleth Sept. I, Virginia 2. Jin. 

Mua- 3. 
"Mr. Dooley's Wed.! lag Day" (Wm. A. Green. 
mgr. 1— Colon. Mich,, 24. Union City 23, Jnnrs- 
I He 29. Jackson 27, Chnrlotte 29, Grand Leilac 
30, Ownsao 31. 

■ 
Nelll. Jame* (Charles A«tor Psrker. gen. mgr.) — 

Sau Francisco, CaL, 22, lndeiiulie. 
North Brothers' Comedians, Western (F. C. Car- 
ter, mar.) — Joplln, Mo., 22-27, Cbanute, Kan., 
29 Sept. 3. 
Nelll-.Morosco Stock (Charles Astor Parker, gen. 

mar.) — Denver. Colo., 22-Sept. 3. 
North brothers Comedians, Eastern (R. J. Mack, 
mar.)— Morerly, Mo., 22-27. Hannibal 29Sepi. 
3. 
National Slock (Charlen R. Schad, mgr.)— St. 

Regis Falls, S. Y., 22-37, Madrid 29-Sept. 3. 
"So Wedding Hells for Her," Forrester ft Mil- 
tentlial's— I'oinrhkeepsle, N. Y„ 20, Albany 22- 
24, Troy 23-27. 8cranton, Po.. 29-31, Wllkes- 
uarre Sept. 1-3. ■ 

O 
Olcolf. Chanacey (Angnatn* Pllnn, mgr.) — St. 

Panl. Minn., i.VPepr n. 
Orrls-Oher Slock (Hnth Ft linger, mgr.)— Still- 
water. Minn., 22-Sept. .1. 
O»min-Hoyt Stock (John Osmnn, mgr.)— Klns- 
ton. N. C. 22-Sept. 7. 
•our New Minister" (Miller ft Conyers, mgrs.)— 

Milwaukee. Wis., 28-Sepf. 3. 
"Over Niagara Falls," A (Rowland ft Clifford, 
mars,)— llrand HaplilB, Mich., 2831, Saginaw 
Sept, 1-3, 
"Over Niagara Falls." B (Rowland ft Clifford, 
mgrs.) — Aurora, III., 27, Hammond, lud.. 28. 
Sycamore, III.. 20, Marengo 39, l-'reeport 31. 
Ilelvldrre 8ept. 1, Belolt, Wis., 2, Rockfonl, 
ill., 3. 
"Over Niagara Falls." (Rowland ft Clifford, 
mgrs.)— Ottawa, III,, 24, La Selle 23, Pontlac 
2». lllnomlngton 27, Peoria 28. tialmhurg 2U, 
Kcwanee 30, Dlion 31. Morrison Sept. I, 2. 
Clinton, la,, 3. 
"On Ihe Bridge at Midnight." Eastern (Frank 
(inszolo. mgr.)— Burlington, Is., 24. Oiilnc.v. 
III.. 23. Hannibal, Mo., 20, Alton, HI., 27, St. 
I .oil.. Mo., 28-Sept. .1. . 
"On the Bridge at Midnight," Western (Frank ' 
nsxaoln. mgr.l — Butte, Mont., 24, 23, Mlasoula 
2d. Wallace, Ida.. 27. Spokane, Wash.. 28. 29, 
niympla 39, llooulam 31, Tacoma Kept. 1-3. 
"Only a Shop Girl" (H. II. Wlnchell. mgr.l — 

llolinksn, N. J.. 21-24. N. Y. City 29Sr|>t. .1. 
"On the Huwanen Rlrer" (Stair ft Nlrolal, mgrs.) 

—Toledo. O., 21-24. 
"old Arkansaw," Frtd Royruniurs — Sycamore, 
III., .11. Crown Polat. Intl., Sept. 1, 2, Belvl- 
ilere. III., 3, Freeport D. 
"On Thanksgiving \tnj" (Vnnre ft Sullivan. 

wars.)— Wilmington. Del.. Sept. 1-3. 
"Out of the Fotd ,T (Henry Well, mgr.)— Chicago, 
III.. 22-27. 

P 
Patton. W. R. (7. M. Stout, mgr.)— Racine. Wis., 
28, Burllr.jton 21). lleloll 30, Rockfonl, 111., ill. 
Sterling Sept. 1. Clinton, la., 2, Mollne, III.. 3, 
Bock Island 4. 
Parian, Corse, Honse Co. (Corse Paytoti. mgr.) — 
Sprlugneld, Mass., 2227, Brooklyn. N. Y., 29. 
Indeflslte. 
Paytou. Corse, Stork ( Daniel J. Ramsge. mgr.) — 
Blngbamton, N. V., 22-27, I'ateraon, N. J., 29- 
Sept. il. 
Partoti. Corse, Comwly (J. T. Macanley. mgr.) — 
Potigbkeepale, N. Y., 22-27, Kingston 29 Sept. 3. 
I'ayton Slatera (Col. Frank Robertson, mgr.) — 
Paris, Tei., 22-27. Shreveport, Ij.. 29-Sept. 3. 
Paige, Mabel (Henry !•'. Willard ft Co., mgrs.) — 

Montsomery, Ala., 22-27, Mobile 29-Sept, 3. 
Powell-rortcllo, Weetern (Itslton Powell, mgr.) — 

Tooiah. Wis,, 22-27, Kirov 29-Rept. 3. 
I'sitong Stock (N. Anpell, mgr.)— Ilsrrlabnrg, 

I'll.. 22-Sept. 3. 
Pho-nl* Psrk Stock fOeorge H. Bell, mgr.)— 

Jacksonville, Fla., 22-Sept. 3. 
"Pretty Peggy" (Arthur 0. Alston ft J. P.m., 
melt Baxter, mars.)— 8t. Louis, Mo, 21-27. 
Kaassa Olty 28-Best. 3. 
"Prisoner of War," Forrester ft Mlttrntfaal's— 
Hoboken, N. J., Sept. 4 7. 
a) 
"queen of the White Slaves" (A. II, Wnmls, 

mgr.l — Detroit, Mich., 21-27. 
"Ouren of the Highway" (W. MrOnwan, mgr.)— 

Wheeling, W. Va.. 2.1-27. 
"Qubipy Adorn* Sawyer" HL II. Sinllh, mgr.)— 
Atlantic Olty, N. J., 22-27. 
R 
Roger* Brother* (Klaw ft Rrlanger, mgrs.)— Buf- 
falo. N. Y.. 29-Sept. 3. 
Roe Stock (C. J. W. Hoe, mgr.)— Trenton. N. J.. 

U 27. 
Ili-Hii Slock (Dsnlol R. Ryan, mgr.)— Ullca, X. 

V.. 22-Sent. E 
Itoherla. Florence (Fred Belasco, mgr.) — San 

Francisco, ("al.. 2n-8ept. 24. 
"itoyal Slave," Northern. Gordon k Bennett's — 

SI, Johns, Mich., 24, Grand Rapid* 25.27. 
"Royal Slave," Southern, Onrdnii ft Bennett'* 
ill. M. Dlackaller, mgr.)— Martinsville. Infl., 
24. Rnahvllle 25, Shelbyvllle 211, llnmlllon, O.. 
27. Counoravllle, Ind., 211, New Castle 39, 
llliifftr.il 31. 
"Romance lu Coon Hollow" (A. 0. Allen, mgr. ) 
— Islipemlng, Mich., 24, Bessemer 25, Ashland. 
Wis., 2d, Illbblng 28, Dnlutli, Minn., 29-31 . 
Itraliienl Sept. 1, Crookalon 2, Grand Fork.. 
No. Dak., il, Fargo A. 
"Runaway ■ Banker" (Jack B. Jeffer*. mgr.)— 

I'rnteryllle, la., 21. 

"Rabbit'* Foot" (Pat Oheppelle, mgr.)— Dlck- 

ma, Tenn.. 24, Pari* 26, I^ilngloit 20. Jack- 

. son 27. Mempbl* 29, 80. llrlnkley. Ark.. 31. 

Utile Rock Sept. I, Hot Uptlngs 2, Malvern 3. 

■ 

Shea. Thomas E. (NI1011 A 7.lmmertn*u, mgrs.) 

— LswlMlon, lie,. Sept. 0-10. 
Htnsrt, Ualph (Edwsnl Thurnner, mgr.) — (.'In- 
Hnnstl, O., 21-27. Kansas nily. Mn.. 28-Sepi. :t. 
Sliitts, 1. II.— Galveston, 'let., 22-Ki-pi. II. 
8n«)nrr Dramatic IF. E, Spnoner, mgr.)— I'lioe- 

u.v. Arls., 22-Sept. .1. 
Sierllng Slock IWilllsni Triplet!, ragr.)— Carson, 

la., 24-27. Mlnden 28. 
Slice. Will 0., Stock III. S. Gilbert, mgr.)— 

Outer Square. Pa., 22-Sept. 10. 
Sheedy Stock— New lledford. Mans.. 22S*pt. 3. 
"Shore Acres" (Wm. 11. Gross, mgr,)— Foil Rlrer. 

Mass., Sept. 2, 3. 
'Sherlock llolrees"— Plttsfield, Moss., Sept. 3, 
"Slaves of the Mine" (L. J. slerln, mgr.)— 
Liberty. N. Y., 24. Elisabeth. N. J„ 23-27, 
Wllkesbarre, Pa,. 211-31. Scranton Sept. 1-3. 
"Striwgle for Gold" (Joseph Harllno. mgr.)— St. 
Catherine*, C*n„ 24, Berlin 25. Hamilton 2U. 
27. Quebec 29-31, Ottawa Sept. 1-3. 
"Slain nf Guilt" (llarllu ft Garlo, mgr*.)— 
I.oiilsrllle. Ky.. 21-27. Clnrliinutl. IL. 28-Kent .1. 
"Sweet Clover 1 ' (V. II. Schafar. mgr.)— Winnipeg. 
Man., 24, 25, Grand Forks, No. T)ak„ 2H. Fargo 
27. Hllllnga. Mont.. 29, Iloteman 30, 31. Hutle 
Sept. 1, 2, Mliwosl* 3. 
"SI Plsntard," J. 0. Lewis* (W. A. Junker. 
mgr. I— Flint, Mich., 25. Chariot le 211. Ijnslng 
27, Ionia 20, Big Bapld* .10, Reed City 31. Lint- 
Isgloii Sent. I. Man l« tec 2, 
"Struggle Between Capital - and Labor"— Plipin. 
O.. 29. niehmond, Ind.. 30, Hamilton, O., 31, 
Dayton Sept. 1, 2, Delpbo* 3. 
T 
Thropp. Clara — Lansing, Mich.. Sept. 5. 
1'aylor Stock (Allsert Taylor, mgr.)— Fort Worth. 

Tea.. 22-27. 
Tluirher ft Nasher — Norwich, Conn., 29-Hept. 3, 
"Two Lltlle Waifs." A, Lincoln ;. Carter's IJ. I.. 
Union), nun— Morion. Ind., 24, llnrtfnrd flir 
23. Muncle 20, Anderson 27, lllufflun 29. Fort 
Wayne 30, Paulding, 0., 31, lilcksvlllr Sept, I, 
Auburn, lad,, 2. Angola 3. 
"Two Little Waifs," B, Lincoln J. Carter's ((.'. 
Arthur Sellon. mgr.)— Princeton. III., 24. Kr- 
wsunee 23, Mollne, III., 20, Rock Islond 27. 
Davenporl. Ia„ 28. Muscatine 29. Washington 
30, Fairfield, III., 31, Ottomwa, la., Sept. I, 
Albla 2. 0*k*hio*a 3. 
"Too Frond to Beg," Lincoln J. Carter's (Fred- 
eric Klmbsl, mgr.)— Omaha, Neb., 21-24, Chi. 
c*|o, 111., 28-Mept. 3. 



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acters, Man for General Business. PltLT KRKNCE 01VEN THOSE D01NU SPECIALTIES. Tell all 
ttrst letter. WE PAY ALL EXPENSES, Get salaries low as possible, as your money Is sure. WILL 
ADVANCE TICKETS. Good wardrobe and ability Indlsponsablc. Other useful people, write. Add. 
;■..-. ROBERT AT1I0N, care of Hotel Bartholot, North Yakima, Wash. ■ 



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Chancier Woman with Specialty. Other Useful People with Specialties, write, Including Pianist 
and Al Agent. Tell all; pay own hotel. Uohearaals Sept. 1, Krug Theatre, Omaha, Neb. 



Address E. I.. PAUL. 



S&UTTOIe tind SUTTOWi UouiedrAeroliHlp Contortionist*! 

In Vaudeville. Invite offero for Combination* or Vnnilevlllc. This week. Chester Park, Clucltinutl, (i. 
Next week, West End Heights. St. I.oulw, No. Edward Shavne, Western Repre eutatlve. 
- lVS.-Whu Uullod the fiti: Per. address, m no. oi.ahk sr., Chicago, III, 



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PHILADELPHIA. 

Have n l/>t of Used Costumes In Good Condition; 
would like to dispose of at a very reasonable fig- 
ure. Write for estimate. 



ACROBATS. NOTICE. 

MOUNTER, 11k 

Will Join uoderatander or good act. Hand and 
Bead Balancer, Ground Tnmbler. 

Add. ACROBAT, Care of S. Y. CLIPPER. 



WANTED, 

COIEDIAIS, LOUD OPEI AIR SIMEM, 
SKETCH THIS. 

Drunkards cot tolerated. You mnst fake organ 
good; Change for a week. I want the best. Stop 
at hotels. No long, gray haired BAR ROOM 
ORATORS or CARNIVAL BARKERS need apply. 
' WARDE'S MED. CO., 
Washington, Washington Co., Pa. 



AFTER SEPT. 16, 

Manager or Agent, 

Press or Contracting, First time In eight years, 
owing to my present park contraot expiring on 
Sept. 12. Sober, reliable; can book and route 
anywhere, C. 8. or Canada, one piece attraction 
or lint cImb rep. Wire or write, 

W. H. BRY80N, care Penn Show Print, 
oMSansom Street, Philadelphia. Pa. 



A/T la/IBX&R^r Y, 

Agent. 

Sober; all day worker; 10 years' experience; one 
nlghter In rep. If you have the goods I'll deliver 
them. Responsible managers only address 

WM. DALEY, 1868 Main St., BotTalo, N. Y. 



People in All Linei of the 
Med. Biz. 

Performers who Play Organ given preference. 
Lecturers that can got the money. Always an 
opening for good people. Drink all yon like, but 
tiec a good grade of booze. 

IIEYER MED. CO., 
No. 407 CongrcBB St., West, Savannah, (la. 



AT LIBERTY, SEASON 1004-05, 

Ed. F. Shaw, 

nrtinus, CHAMCTEIS. 

Reliable; Good wardrobe; One Piece or Rep. 
Address WHEELING, W. VA„ GEN. DEL. 



SOIE DABK THINGS IN BLACK. 

One Mien, one soxtn, one 30x32, one lexao Black 
Tents, all perfect, 860 Folding Chairs. Lot of 
Tfl. Long Folding Canvas Settees. Very Finest 
Toned Folding Organ. Two Crauk Pianos. Gaso- 
line Torches. Two too Candlo Power Gasoline 
Lights. R. 11. ARMBRV8TER, 

Springfield, Illinois. 



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Trap Drummer 

Tlle-ATRE PREFERRED. 

CLYDE- ADAMS. Tcrre Haute. Iod. 



AT LIBERTY, 

EDWARD A. YOUL 

JUVENILE. ONE PIECE OR HEP. 

Tor. Ad. 480 THIRD ST., Grand Rapids. Mich. 



First diss Repertoire Peeple Smi to 
THE KINSEY KOHEOY CO. 

T heir Pe r manent addrcs to SlIKKVB. OHIO. 

FILMS, FILMS— $2.50 ta S3 Per 50 Feet. 

Many comic, etc. FILMS, CUPPER. , 



DISENGAGED AFTER SEPT. 1, 

J03. ECKL, 

GERMAN DIALECT COMEDIAN, 

FOR FIRST CLASS COMBINATION. 

GOOD PARTNER CONSIDERED. Address J. E0KL, R. F. D., (7, Wilton, Conn. 



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RUBY STOCK COMPANY, 

Management El). G. (ilDLEY. 

'WANTED, Repertoire People In All Lines. Show opens Sept.. IT. Also a 
Plaao Player and Advancr Agent. Tell All In first letter. 

Address E. O. QIDLKY, No. 6 Ash Street, New Bedford, Mass. 



CHANGE OF NAME AND MANAGEMENT. 

HATHA WAY'S I S? B THEATRE, 



IME\A/ 

WILL OPEN ITS 

REGULAR 
Address all communications, 



Formerly SHEEDT'S, 



!D, MASS., 

SEASON EAR IA- 
IN SEPTEMBER. 
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A Fifty-foot Diameter, Three Abreast Switchback Galloping Horses Roundabout (bnllt by Sarage 
Brothers, England), In first class working order, complete with Organ (by Oavloll, Manchester). 
Thirty-three Horses, Three Large Chariots, runs by motor at very tittle coat. Owner, leaving the 
country, will sell cheap to dl.pose of quickly. The safest Investment a park proprietor or manager 
could possibly make. Can be soee running dally at Manhattan Beach, Cleveland, O. ln«pec ion 
strongly advised and Invited. - - Apply TUDOR, Manhattan Beach, Cleveland, O. 



FIRST CLASS ACTS 

HAVING OPEN TIME SEPTEMBER AND LATER, PLEASE WRITE, 6IVIN6 LOWEST SALARY. 

CHAM. H. BREITB ARTE, 1120 Chestnut St., Rooms 64 and 66, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Booking YOUNG'S PIER, Atlantic City, N. 1. 



MAO and 
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THE BERNSTEIN8, 

Vaudeville's Clevereit jQTeoils Singers and Dancers, 

Will be at Cleveland's Tbealre, Chicago, week of Ang. 28. Managers Invited to come and see them. 

Permanent address, 333 WOODLAND AVE., CLBVELAND, O. 



CENTRAL TRUNKS. 

Mln.,fT.B<r: 211a., 18.60: 821a, 19.60 ; Sflln., I10.B0 : 40ln.. I1J.00. Circus Trunks. 24x18x1 8, 
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Shipped on receipt of $8.00, bjtl. COD., except over 800 milea, then remit whole amount 
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liberty, Acting Manager or Agent, 
BURT PEARSON, 282w.25ii.st.,n,y.c. 



I%T OT IOE. 

After Ang, 15 I will dissolve partnership with the MA JKBTIC COMEDY FOUR. 
Any roiiiinnnlratlon will reach me at lie Howard Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 



AT LIBERTY, 

David and Carrie Brinkly, 

AHKRICA'S GREATEST COLORED ENTBRTAINBRS. 

One of the Laughing Hits at the Howard, Boston, week of Aug. 8. Arveme Pier, L. I., this week. 

Address cere of CLIPPER. 



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Special Attention Qlren to Mounting and Forwarding LlthogTapns for Lobby Display. Write fer 
prices. O. W. WAD8WORTH, 306 W. 04th Street, Sew York. 



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LATEST BYTEL EaRAPR 

Monday NltTkt's Opening* la All the 
Big Show Toimi. 

' ' (iOLDEV GATE C.LF.AMNG*. 

.•Candid*," The Ma*. •* Slyaterr," 

• The Pride at Jennlco." "A Spy at 

Port Arthur," "Helo hy the 

Fnemy." "The Toreador" and "The 

■ Aaafceaaer Peach" the Current 

Bill.. 

SprrijJ Deipatehet to The Nbw Yobk Clippei 
San Fbancisco, Ang\ 23.— At, the Colum- 
bio Theatre Arnold Daly began last night a 
ik-o weeks' engagement la "Candida. 

CiffioBNli THEAtBB.— Thla I* the Blllll 

and last week of Jule and Elmer Walters 
Co. The play this week la "The Man of 

~5Bum Thbatbb.— White Whittlesey I* 
In his plnth week, presenting as this week a 
offering "The Pride of Jennlco." 

Cmtbal, Theatbe.— "A Spy at Port Ar- 
thur" Is this week's bill. 

QtuNn Oprba HonsB. — Sunday matinee 
marked the opening of the eighth week of 
the James Nefll Co. "Held by the Enemy" 

'"'Titoli Opeba House.— "The Toreador" Is 
now In Its fourth week. , 

Fischer's THKAT»B.-r-The new musical 
comedy, "The Annhenser-Pusch." book by 
Will f arleton and music by I.ee Johnson, was 
given Its first production fast night. Georgle 
ivRnmey Is the soobrette, she having come 

from the East. ._•'..«. — '. - 

OnPHKtJM.— Bill for week of 21: Treloar 
mid Mile. Edna TempeBt, Williams and Tuck- 
er Mai and Julia Hlnrlch. Little and Prltz- 
kow, the Juggling Barretts, Emmett Devoy 
end company. Walter C. Kelly, Guyer and 
OtN'elll, and the blograpb. 

Ch«tbs.— Programme opening 22 for the 
week:- Marcus and Gartelle, Mabel Lamson, 
Hudd Bros., Mayer and Irwin, Maud Rock- 
well, 81ms. anlmatlscope and blograpb. 

\otk. — It ■ is reported that the new Ma- 
jestic Theatre In this city will be opened per- 
manently on Saturday evening, Sept. 3, with 
the Oliver . Morosco Co. presenting "The 
Hearts of Tennessee." 
■ i 

FROM OTHER POINTS. 



Sorreutinl and tu« lands Itossa continue to 

th. witM b u- a i tru r.V OQ Tn<: »e«*>n «t 

v.t-i 'i'! 8 V,00d w ,l °K m on Thursday with 
Ethel Barrymore, In "Cousin Kate." 

^ T *VU, M h M.— "Bird Center," a coia- 
Mjr. by Glen MacDoooagh, baaed on the Mc 

u« Ch ^h» c,r te? l " , l n *° "" flr,t Presentation 
SLSFSLi T5' 'V 1 * « ualt "ce was highly 
pleased, nod the plsy was voted a success. 
Distinct successes were made by George Rich- 
ards. Edw. Connelly, Rosa Cooke and Wm. 
Burress. Managers Hamlin, Mitchell ft 
Wields were congratulated bv many Chicago 
newspaper men who came to see the perform- 
ance. 

UkW awstaaj, Aug. 23.— "Stain of MM" 
SSSfVS ,b * Avenue Sunday to a well 

filled house "Wedded, but no Wife." 

attracted a good sired audience at the Ma- 
gonlc. . . . . . .The Bon Tons drew crowded 

houses 8unday at the Buckingham 

Twenty-second Rewlment Band opened Sun- 
day at Jockey Club Park to the capacity of 
the grounds. "^ 

Cmcixxati, Aug. '23.— Crowded houses 
marked the week's Inaugural at all the show 

shops Ralph Stuart, In "By Right of 

Sword." at Heuck's ; "In the Shadow of the 
Gallows, at the Lyceum, and Fred Irwin's 
Burlesquera at the People's, all played to big 

business The Chester Opera Co., In "The 

Telephone Olrl," at Chester Park, filled the 
theatre. 

Wabkisctox, Aug. 23.— Nellie McHenry 
opened. In "M'llss," at the Academy, to a 

crowded house The Transatlantics gave 

two performances at the Lyceum, both of 

which were to capacity business Marine 

Band concert, at Chevy Chase Lake, was well 
attended, as was also a band concert at Cabin 
John Bridge. 

«8»» ■ ■ 
MISSOURI. 



"Bird Center" Reeelwea Ma Preaaler 
. at Peoria— Hot Weather aad Rata 

Interfere With Indoor and Out- 
door Heaerte Along; the Line. 

Chicago, Aug. 23. — Bcorchlng heat, ending 
in' a downpour of rain, which began during 
matinees and lasted all night, Interrupted 

Sunday's usual prosperity The holly 

i formerly Hopkins') opened Its season as a 
Imrlesque house with frank B. Carr's Thor- 
oughbreds The Trocadero was well pat- 
ronised when Its season opened, with J ni- 
ton's • Grass Widows. The show scored a 

narked success "Mrs. Wlggs of the 

(alibage Patch," at the Grand Opera House; 
"Buster Brown," at the Great Northern, and 
"The Royal Chef," at the Garrlck, entered 
upon final weeks of successful engagements. 
.\7. . .Amelia Bingham gave "The Climbers, 
to begin her fortnight's engagement at Pow- 
ers' Sam T. Jack's had stock burlesque 

as ■ an effective magnet, and Manager Euson 
will continue this style of show during the 
season...... -Mignonette replaced Fetching 

llrothers, who failed to appear at Sans Souel. 

ttivervlew and Water Chutes, together 

with Sans SoucI, suffered from the evening 
downpour, but had good afternoon business. 
..... .The Bijou, with "The Little Outcast ;" 

the Criterion, with "At Cripple Creek;" the 
Columbus, with "Out of the Fold," and the 
Alhambra. with "The Wayward Son," pro- 
vided popular .priced entertainment, their 
weekB beginning Sunday afternoon. ...... 

I'erarl Bros, are furnishing the feature for 
the Madison Street Carnival, now in full 
blast, with Pain's "Last Days of Pompeii, 

the overshadowing attraction "The 

Yankee 'Consul" began Its last fortnight at 
Smdeliaker's Monday night. 

nosTflxj Aug. 28. — Yesterday was a warm 
day. but strong attractions had good business. 
"The ShO'tituf' bad a royal send-off at the 
Tremont, and If applause counts for any- 
thing, the show will have a successful run. 
..,.., A good sized audience assembled at 
the opening of the Majestic and witnessed an 
excellent performance of "The Eternal City, 

liy Bdwavd Morgan and company "More 

to Be Pitied Than Scorned" Is a melodrama 
of the prevailing type, but served to hold In- 
terest of a large tlrand Opera House gather- 
ing.-. .;.. "Harvest, or Wedded and Parted, 
was the Castle Square card and filled the 
l-nuse. 'The Bowdoln Square did as large a 

IniBlnesS wtth "Ranch 10." Keiths had 

usual Monday crowds. .. .Other amusements 
fared well. 

Pim.ADBt.Pim. Ang. 23. — Rain early In 
thf evening, with hot weather, served to 
cur attendance at tbe openings down, but 
a good " aggregate, well distributed, turned 
our. nevertheless'. . . ."Hearts Adrift" pleased 

rations Immensely at the National 

"Thou Shalt Not Kill," at tbe Grand, and 
"Child Wave*." at the Arch, both enjoyed 
lilwrnl allowances of favor.. ... ."The Fatal 

Card." .at Forenaugh's ; "My Friend from 
India," at the Bijou, and "Hands Across tbo 
Sea," at the Standard, were well presented 
by (he several stock companies, ana won en- 
comiums. . ..Keith's held a delighted au- 
dience, and gave a fine vaudeville programme. 
. .....Al. Reeves' Show drew excellently at 

the- Lyceum ...... fimal I attendance at the 

parks resulted from storms. 

Kansas City, Aug. 28. — Hot afternoon 
weather and a heavy rain at night Interfered 

somewhat with tbe Sunday opening* 

"York State Folks" repeated Hi former suc- 
cess at tbe Grand "What Women Will 

Ixi" pleased at tbe 01111* The season 

was opened at the Century with Sam Devere's 

• V). to big matinee and night bouses 

At Forest Park. Fanny Rice headed the bill 
la Hopkins' Theatre At Electric Park, 



Kansas City — At the Grand Opera Hoase 
(Hudson & Judah, managers), the season 
opened, Aug. 14, with "The Burgomaster," 
and a big "greeting" house was on band. 
Hualness continued good. Oscar L. Flgman, 
Charles Sharp, Olga Von Hatzfeldt and 
Louise Brackett deserve special mention. 
This week "York State Folks," and neit 
week, Jane Corcoran and Andrew Robson, In 
"Pretty Peggy." 

Giluk Oprba Horse (E. S. Rrlgham. man- 
ager). — "An Orphan's Prayer" had good busi- 
ness. The company Is an excellent one, Net- 
tle De Coursey being the special favorite. 
This week, "What Women Will Do." 

CENTt/nv. — The season will open, 21, with 
Sam Devere's Own Co. 

FonEST Park (Geo. Sellenger, manager). — 
Good crowds turned out last week. In Hop- 
kins' Theatre the acts this week are: Fanny 
Rice. Lew Hawkins, Blckell and Watson, Al. 
Field, Nora Bayes and the Leigh Bros. 

Ei.ocTSir; Pare (Sam Benjamin, mana- 

fer) — Immense crowds are still the rule. 
!ver popular Sarrentlno and his Bandn 
Rossa are still prime favorites. In the 
German Village : Williams and Nelson. V.njn- 
Ists, play excellently: Francelll and Lewis, 
operatic singers : Mildred Glover and her 
picks and Madge Maitland, In character 
songs. The special outside- attraction was 
"Dare Devil" Castellane, In bis looping lUe 
gap. 

Ci.ippemngs. — The Willis Wood season will 
open Aug. 2*i, with Ethel Barrymore, In 
"Cousin Kate." The Auditorium sea- 
son will open 28. with "A Friend of the 

Famllv." The Orpheum will open Sept. 

11, with vaudeville Jack Dowllng, 

press agent of the Sells-Downs Circus, was 

In the city last week Ed. Brennan. of 

the Van Amberg Shows, visited here last 

week Harry Gray was the guest of the 

Sells Downs Show last week. 
♦ ■ a 

WASHINGTON. 



Taeoma.— The Tacoma Theatre (Calvin 
Relllg, manager) opens Sept. 1, for the regu- 
lar season, with Gorton's Minstrels. 

LtcEuu Theatbe (Dean Worley. mana- 
ger). — The Summer stock co. at this bouse 
has been doing a good business. The regular 
season opens Tjept. 4. 

Edison Theatbe.— Week of Aug. 8 : Farm- 
er Jones and his trained pigs, Barney Wil- 
liams, James Newman and Mrs. Fanner Jones. 
Business Is good. 

Orphedm Theatre. — Sampson andZaccho, 
Emma Selgle, Maude Carter, Bert Hoffman. 
Business is good. _ . 

empire Theatbe.— Conkey, the Juggler; 
the McCarvers, Ranee Smith, F. C. Tracey, 
Gllmore and LeMoyne. Large altendance. 

Cbtstai. Theatre. — Cyclone, "the devil * 
chimney ;" Lone Star Harry, Lyne and Leon- 
ard, Sam Lloyd and Len Spencer. Big buel- 

Notes. — J. E. George, of the Alabama Min- 
strels and the Georgia Minstrels, Is spending 
his Summer vacation on his ranch near la- 
coma. 

a 

Seattle.— At the Alcazar Theatre (Bet- 
tis & Keogh, managers) week of Aug. J;., 
Wiedemann's Big Co.. In "The Steam Jjuiu 
dry" and "Tbo Hand of Fate.' 

Orphecm Tiiea'IRB. — New : Slgnor and 
Mme. Bolll, Koler and Seymour, Perry and 
Sims Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter, Frank Lam- 
bert, moving pictures. 

Empire Theatbe.— New : Frances Grey, 
Leon Errol. Mann and Franks, hd. Fisher, 
Ruvmond G. Baldwin, moving pictures. 

Cbtbtal Thbatbe.— New : Glllen Bros., 
the Two Monies, Hearn and Lewie, Leo 
White, Edward Scott, moving pictures. 

Comiqa'e Theatre. — New: Post and Ash- 
ley Alf James, Minnie Jerome, Stansr.cia, 
Hniel Montrose, Divine Dodson. 

♦*♦ 

KENTUCKY. 



LonleTllle.— The Knight* of Pyjblos en- 
campment, which was held here during week 
of Aug. 13, brought large crowds to the city, 
and materially strengthened tbe box office re- 
ceipts of tbe theatres. 

Masonic Theatre (Cbas. A. Shaw, mana- 

Ser). — This house opened the season 15, with 
lalpb St. art, in "By Right of Sword." 'The 
attendance was big. ''Wedded, But No Wife," 

"avenue Theatbe (Cbas. A. Hhaw, mann- 
.e r i,_"A Girl of tbe Streets," from the pen 
of Lillian Mortimer, who heads the cast In 
the. stellar role of Kit, opened Sunday, 14, to 
a crowded house. Everv performance during 
tbe engagement was big. Visiting Knights 
predominated. "The Stain of Guilt" 21 and 

Buckingham Theatre (Whallen Bros., 
managers).— The Brigadier Burleaquer*, week 
of 14, opened tbe season of the house. They 
displayed the 8. n. O. sign frequently. The 
company gave a first class performance. Bon 
Ton Burlesouers 21 and week. 

Jockey Ci.i-ii Pabk (James B. Camp, man- 
ager) — This out of door resort was un- 
doubtedly a favorite, as tbe people flocked 
there In droves 1B-20. Tbe Philippine Con- 
stabulary Band IS, 10. The Twenty-eecond 
Regiment Band of New York Oiled ont the 
week. This band Is under the leadership 
of John Kurkamp. a native of this city, who 
Is very popular here. The Knights of Prthlaa 
held their competition drill 18. on the Inside 
field of the race course, at which this band 
discoursed music. They have been engaged 
for 22-27. 

The Penxbtlyaxia Railroad Co. anno jq- 
res that it will sell excursion tickets to Bal- 
timore and return on Sept. 11 and 12 at 
rate of I0..10 for the round trip from New 
York on account of National Convention, 



Fraternal Order of Eagles. Tickets good to 
return until Sept. 10. Inclusive. Tlcie* 
Ml* 11th and l'Jth prox. 



Ob tbe Ro>,. 

All Rontea Maat Reach Va Not Later 
Than Mendar- 

DRAMATIC. 

A 

Allies Stack— Providence, R. I.. 22-27. 

American Stock (Oliver Martrll, logr.)— SlouJ 
Cli». la., 22-Sept. 3. 

Albtnl BtoCk— Paterma. N. J., 22-27. 

"An Orphan'* Prayer" (Edwin De Courser, mrr.) 
—Omaha, Neb.. 25-27. 

"Aritona." ft, B. Rayoumd's— Trenton, K. J., 
Jfi-27. 

"Across the Pacific" (Harry Clay Blaney, mxr.) 
—Cleveland. 0.. 22-27. 

"At the Olil Cross Itoails." Eastern (Arthur C. 
Alitou. mar. I— Holyoke. Mass., Si, North Ad- 
• ros 23, Attains 20. Cohoes, N. Y.. 27. Olens 
Falls 2[t, Snrito*r\ .10. Schenectady SI, Am- 
sterdam Sept. 1. lil.n 2. 3. 

"At the Old Cross Roads." Western (Arthur C. 
Alston, mar.)— Toronto, Can., 22-27, Detroit, 
Mich., 2f)-Se?t, 3. 

"An Aristocratic Tramp" (Kilray * Brltton. 
mtrs. )— Muicttloe. la., 23, Uaienporr 24. Mon- 
mouth,' III.. 25. Peoria 20. Canton 27. Sprlnr- 
flel.l 28. Lincoln 20. Beanlstown 30. 

"After Midnight" (Spencer « Aborn, mirs.)— 
Hohoken. N. 1.. 28-31. 

"At Cripple Creek"— Chicago, III.. 21-Sept. 3. 

B 

Blanche Bates (David Belasco, mgr.)— 8r. tools. 
Mo., 22. indefinite. 

Barrymore, Ktbel (Charles Frobman. roar. 1— - 
Omaha, Xeh., S3, 24, Kansas City, Mo., 25-27, 
Peoria, III.. 31. 

Bingham, Amelia— Chicago, 111., 22-27. 

Bellow, Kyrle (LleMer * Co., mgr*. )— Denver, 
Colo.. 22-27. 

Bromwell. William— N. Y. City 20-Sept. 3. 

Beaton, Louise (A. H. Woods, mar.) — Philadel- 
phia. Pa.. 22-27. Brooklyn. N. Y., 2B-Ser>t. 3. 

Boyd Burrows — Clark*. Neb., 24, Schuyler 25, 

Bennett-Moolton— Fulton. X. Y., 22-27. 

Bunting, Kmraa (Earl Burgess, mar.) — Cortland, 
N. Y., 22-27, Wotertown 28-Sent. 10. 

Buchanan, Lorraine, Stock (Robert Mansfeld, 
mgr.)— lola. Kan., 22 -Sept. 10. 

BretkenrMre stock (Charles Breckenrldge, mgr.) 
Fredonla. Kan., 22-27, Emporia 28-Sept. 3. 

Burr Stock (Murray i. Mackey, uigrx.) — Mans- 
field, <>,. 22-27. 

Bernard & Vincent Big Comedy (Bernard a Vin- 
cent, nigra.) — Corslcana, Tex., 22-27. 

"Bird Center" (Julian Mitchell, mgr.)— Chica- 
go, III.. 28, Indefinite. 

"Bustor Brown" (M. B. Baymond, mgr,) — Chi- 
cago, 111., 22-27. 

"Baiter Brown," No. 1 (M. B. Raymond, roar.) 
—Cohoes, N. Y., 24. Albany 23-27. Saratoga 
28, Gloveravllle 30. Amsterdam 31. Schenectady 
Sept. 1. Oswego 2, Ogdensburg 3. 

"Broken Heart" (Joseph O. Logan, mar.) — Pitts- 
burg, Kan.. 24. Nevada. Mo.. 23. Sedalla 20, 
Islington 27. Toneka, Kan.. 28, Lawrence 211. 

"Banker's Child" (Harry Shannon, mgr.)— Man- 
istee. Mich., 23, I.udlngton 26. Port Washing- 
ton, Wis., 27, Two Rivers 28, New Londnu 
26, Seymour 30. De Pere 31. Plymouth Sept. 
1, F.lkkorn 2, Woodstock, III., 3. 

"Bnay laay" (A. W. Herman, mgr.)— Albany, N. 
v., 22-24. Cohoes 23, Amsterdam 20, 1,'tlca 27, 
Syraeuie 20-31, 

"Boy Wanted" (P. W. .Lloyd, mgr.)— Suffolk, 
. Va.. 20, Tarboro. N. C. 30. Greenville 31, 
Klnslon Sept. 1, Wilson 2, Wilmington 3. 
C 

Crosman. Henrietta (David Belasco a Manrlce 
Campbell, mgr's.)— N. t. City Sept. 3-24. 

Chase-Lister Tlienlre. Northern (Joseph larrell. 
mar.)— Cedar Rapids, la., 22-27, F.ldom 2»- 
Sept. 3. 

Chase-Mater Theatre, Southern (Chase A Lister, 
nigra.)— Anamoaa, la., 22-27, Milan, Mo., 28- 
Sept. 3. 

Cook-Church Stock (H. W. Taylor, mgr.)— Sew 
Bedford, Mass.. 22-27. Brockton 28-Sept. .'I. 

Curts Dramatic (M. H. Carta, mgr.)— Lusk, Vi'yo,, 
25-27. Douglas 29-Sept. 1. _ . _ _ 

Cutter a Williams Stock (W. B. Cutter * J. W. 
Williams, mgrs,)— Frankfort, Ind., 22-27, Laf- 
ayette 28-8ept. 3. 

Carroll Comedy (Ion Carroll, mgr.)— Sutton, W. 
Va., 23-27. Blchwood 20-Sept. 3. 

Chicago Stock— Hamilton. Can., 2»-8ept. 3. 

•Checkers," Klrke La Shelle's— N. V. City 22, 
IniteAnlte. _ 

"Child Wife" (Wm. T. Keogb, mgr.)— Harrlu- 
bnrg, Pa..22-24. Altoona 23. 

"Child of tbe Slums" IF, B. Johnson, mgr.)— 
Elian bet b. N. J., 22-24, Reading, Pa., 25-2,, 
Pittsburg 28-Sept. 3. 

"OhIM Slaves of New York" (J. B. Isaac, togr.) 
— Philadelphia, Pa., 22-27, Buffalo, N. Y., 29- 
Sept. 3. 

"Curae-of Drink," Charles E. Bloney's— Syracuse, 
N. Y., 24, Rochester 23-27, Toronto, Can., SB- 

"Country "KM" (H. B. Whlttnker, mgr.)— Port- 
land, Mich., 24, Grand Lodge 25, Eaton Bap- 
ids 20, Jackson 20, Albion 30. Battle Creek 31, 
Hastings Sept. 1, Plalnwell S,- Otsego 3. 
D 

Daly, Arnold (Wlnchell Smith, mgr.)— San Fran- 
cisco. Oil., 22-Sept. X 

Dale, Marie (W. B. Martin, mgr.)— Fort Smith, 
Ark.. 22-27, Springfield, Mo., 20-Sept. 3. 

Dn Vrles Stock (Sam Du Vrlea, mgr.)— Aabsry- 
Park. N. J., 22-Sept. 30. 

Dllger-Cornell— Pnnisiitawney, Pa., 22-27, Brook- 
vllle 29-Sept. 3. 

De Voss, Flora (J. B. Rotnonr. mgr.)— Hatanna. 
111., 22-23, Woodilovk 26, 27. Morrison 29-31. 

"Dora Thome," Rowland A Clifford's— Chicago, 
111., 28-Hcpt. 3. 

"Ih.<serted nt tin? Altar" (Percy G. Wllllama, 
maT)— Brooklin, N. Y„ 20-Sept. 3. 

"Derll's Auction," Charles H. Vale's— Danville, 
Vs., 25. 

"Darkest Russia" (W. 0. Cunningham, mgr.)— 
Buffalo. N. Y., 22-27, Louisville. Ky., 29-Sept. 3 

"Dealers In White Women" (A. H. Woods, mgr.) 
— N. Y. City 22-27. Philadelphia, P«„ .20- 

"Despe'rate Chance." Forrester A Mlttentbal's— 

Xorrlatown, Pa„ 20. Ubanon 22. Haaleton 23. 

Pottavllle 24, Hnrrlsburg 23-27, Cumberland 

Md., 20. Johnstown, Pa., 30, Yonngstown, O.. 

.11, BbaroD, Pa., • Sept. 1, Erie 2. Masara 

Falls. N. Y.. 3. 

■ 
Eclipse Stock (Lloyd & Center, nigra.)— Ash- 

down, Ark., 24, 23, Texarkana 20, 27, Mans- 

Held, La.. 28-30. l.eesyllle 31, Sept. 1. 
Euaall-Wlntbrop Stock (D. B. Edsall, mgr.)— 

Charlotte, K C. 22-27, 
F/lwnrds stock (Jefferson Hall, mgr.)— Martins- 

hurv W Vn 22-27. 
Elwrn,' I/irne-^Beliows' Falls, Vt., 22-27, Clsre- 

mont. N. 1L. 29-Sept. 3. 
Empire Stock— Columbus, 0„ 22-Sept. 3. 
Electric Park Stock— LeaTeanorth, hnn., 22- 

Edwanls, 'Walter— New Orleans, La., 22, lndefl- 

Mm a Ward Comedy (Ejnns, Ward a Titus, 

mgrs.)— Camden, N. J.. 27,- West Pbllailelnhla, 

Pa., 28-Sept. 3. 
Ewlng, Oertrude (I.on N. Harrington, bus. mgr. I 

—Tyler. Tes., 22-24, Pittsburg 25-27, Fort 

Worth 29-8ept. 3. 
"Eternal City' 1 (I.lelder a Co.. mgrs.)— Boston, 

Mass., 22-Sept. 3. 
"Eight Belts," Bros. Byrne — New I,ondon, Coon., 

Id, Westerly, It. L. 17. Woonsocket J8, Fall 

RlTe^ Mass., 10, 2u, Newport, B. L, 22, New 

Bedford, Mass.. 23. Brockton .24, Taunlon 

23, Attlehoro 20, Worcester 27, Fllchburg 20. 

V 

Forman. lnex— B. C. Whitney's (J. F. Crosby, 

mgr.)— South llcuii. Ind., 31. Elkhart Sept. 1, 

Sheboygan, Wis., 2. Manitowoc 3. 
rilaslmtnons. Bob (Joe Kilmonson. mgr.)— N. Y. 

City 22-27. Brooklyn, N. Y.. 20-Sept. 3. 
Feoherg Stock (George M. Fender*, mgr.) — 

Bangor. Me.. 22-27. Portland 20-Sept. 3. 
Ferrla Comedians (Harry Bubb. mgr.)— Osh- 

koah. Wla., 22-28, Madlaon 2l)-Sept. 3. 
Franklin Stock (B. K. Simpson, mgr.j— Hnm- 

holdt. Kan., 22-24. lola 25-27. 
"Foxy Grandpa." Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar 

(Wm. A. Brady, mgr.)— Cincinnati, O., 28- 

"Flamin* Arrow." Lincoln J. Carter's (V. F. 
Jackson, mgr.) — Marshalltowa, la., 24, Water- 
loo 23. Clinton 20, Dixon, III., 27. Chicago 28- 

-fmBm Sake" (Pilgrim A Elliott, mgr*.)— 
Grand Island. Nebr.. 24, Hastings 25. York 20. 
Osceola 27. Colamhus 20. Kearney 30, Lexing- 
ton 31, Sidney Sept. 1, Sterling, Colo., I, Pu- 
eblo 3. 

"Factory Girl." Eastern (Phil B. laaae. mfr.)-» 
Pottstown, Pa., 22, Potlsville 23. Lebanon 24, 
Johnstown 2ft, Altoona 28, 27, Pittsburg 28- 
Sept. 8. 

•'Friend of the Family" (W. E. Gorman, mgr,) — 



Dcs Moines, la., 22-27, Kuu-ss City, Mo., 2d- 

Se)d, 3. 
"Flnnlgan's Ball" tOllle Mack. nigr. )— Plltaborg, 

Pa.. 2227, Toledo. 0.. 28-31. 
"Fatal Wedding." Sullivan, Harris & Woods'— 

N. Y. City 22-27. Boston. Mass.. 28-Sept. 3. 
"Paetory dirl," Transcontinental (Charles II. 

Wuera, msr. WPutuam. Conn., 24, Wllllmantle 

25. Wlnaieacrau. Bristol 27, Camden, N. J., 28- 

31, Norrlatown. Pa.. Sept. 1. Pharnlxvllle 2. 
"For. His Brother'* Crime" (Geo. N. Bellinger, 

mgr.) — Dayton. O., 22-24. Indianapolis, lud., 

83-27, LOBlsvllle, Ky.. 28-Sept. 3. 
"FesMle- BWectle"— Proldence. R. I., 22-27. N. 

Y. CD* 2PBept. 3. 
• Fatal Wedding." Snlllfan, Harris ft Woods' — 

Ellaahath, at J^ 28-11. 
"From Bags to Riches" (M. II. Meyers, mgr.) — 

Bridgeport, Conn., 23-27. 
., O 
Garland Gaden and Laura tarralne— Hempstead. 

N. Y...8ept. 2. Burlington. N. J„ 3. 
Grace Keyword (Wlntera ft, Kress, mgrs.) — Omn- 

. ha. Nebr.. 22-27. Lincoln 28-Sept. 3. 
Grlswold Bros. Stock— MechonlcsTllle, N. Y„ 22- 

27, lllon 20-Sept. 3. 

flloser. Vanghan. Stork— Cleveland, a. 22-Sept. 3. 

Garrlek Stock (Jay Kusell, mgr.)— Mount Vernon, 
• )., 32 -Sept. 0. 

(larslde, Condlt A Mack Big Stock O- S. Oarslde. 
mtrr.)— Calaklll, X. Y.. 22-27. 

"Olrl from Kays" (Charles Frobman. mgr.) — 
X. Y. City 22 Sept. II. 

"Oaroe Keeper," Thomas J. Smith (Rowland ft 
Clifford, mgrs.) — Fanner City, III., 24, Bloora- 
Ington 23, Champaign 20. l'axton 27. 

"Game of Life" (Foreman ft Co., mgrs.) — N. \. 
City 22-27. 

"Girl of the Streets" (Decker ft Veroaee, mgrs.) 
—St. Louis, Mo.. 2S-27. ■ 

H l 

Howard Hall (Henry Plerson. mgr.)— Fall River, 
Mass., 22-24, Lawrence 25-27. Philadelphia, 
J'a„ •28-Sept. 3. 

Hall, Don C.— Salem, Ore., 22-27, Eugene 28- 
Sept. 3. 

Hall, George F. (Fielding Amusement Co., mgrs.) 
—Liberty. N. Y.. 22, Delhi 23. Stamford 24. 
Oueonta 23. Berlin 28, Boonvllle 27. Tapper 
Lake 28. Saranac Lake 30, Lake Placid 31, Ma- 
.lone Sept. 1, Potsdam 2, Oswego 3. 

HoVt's Comedy (II. o. Allen, mgr.)— Evunsyllle, 
Ind., 28. Anna, 111.. 28-Sept. 3. 

Raroourt Comedy (Charles K. Harris, mgr-! — 
Augusta, Me., 22-27, Portsmouth, N. II., 29- 
Sept. 3. 

Hnntley-Uoore Stock— Atlantic City, N. J.. 22- 
Sept. 30. . ■ 

Hammond, Pauline (Clifton Whitman, mgr.)— 
Camden. Me., 23-27, Hucksport 28-31, Castlns 
Sept, 1-3. 

HoeSer Show (Jack tloeOer, mgr.)— Appleton, 
Wis.. 22, IndeSnlte. 

Hunt Stock (M. A; Hnnt, mgr.)— Cryatnl Falls, 
Minn., .22-24, Kscanaha 25-28, Peshtlgo, Wis., 
.28-Sept. 3. 

Haeffler, Jack. Eastern (W. M, Ante, mgr.)— 
Charles City, la.. 22-27, Mason City 20-Sept. 3. 

lloeffler. Jack. Western (Jack lloefner, mgr.) — 
KlkxdO'. Ia„ 22-27. Pecnrah 20-Sept. 4. 

Howard-Dorset (A. M. Miller, has. mgr.) — Cham- 
paign. 111.. 20-Sept. 4. 

Hulhitrt, Laura, Stock (Charles W, llurrlll, mgr.) 
—Kankakee. HI.. 22-Sept. 30. 

Humphrey Chapman — Oakland, Cat.. 21-Sept. .1. 

Henderson Stock (W. J. ft 11. B. Henderson, 
nigra.)— Shelby vllle, Ky., 22-27, New Albany, 
Ind., 28-Sept. JO. 

Horrls-Parklnson (Robert II, Harris, mgr.)— Lex- 
ington. Ky.. 22-27. 

"Uenrt of Chicago," Lincoln J. Carter's (Edmund 
Manley. mgr.) — Bloomlngton. III., 24, Kanlnul 
25. Danville 20, Hoopston 27, Jnllet 28. Brad- 
ford 29. .Onward 30, Fort Atkinson, Wis., 31, 
l'reenort. III.. Sept. 1. lmhtinne, la., 2. 

"Her Only Sin." Lincoln J. Carter's— Soglnnw, 
Mich.. -2-1, Bay City 25, Mount Pleasant 211. 
Muskegon 28. Lmllngton 20, Manistee 30, Cn- 
dlllac 31. Traveree City Sept. I, East .Ionian 

2. Petoskey 3. 

"Hottest Coon In Dixie" (Eugene Spoftord, mgr.) 
— MM, O.. 24. Lima 25. Howling Green 20, 
lindlay 27. Tolcln 2S-3I, Akron Sept. 1-3. 

"Her Marriage Vow" (Vance ft Sullivan, mgrs. I 
—Providence, R. L. Sept. 0-10. 

"Hearta.,.Adrlft" (Spencer ft Ahorn, mgrs.)— 
Plillaifelphla. Pa.. 22-27. 

"Her First False Step." O. F. Whltaker's— Pitts- 
burg, Pa., 22-27. Cleveland, o.. 20-Sept. 3. 

"Hans Hanson" (Jas. T. McAlptn, rogr.) — Rut- 
land, 111.. 24. Sheffield 25, Annawan 20. Atkin- 
son 27. Moines 28, Lone Tree.' la.. 20, West 
Liberty 30. Tipton 111 Sept. 2. Dyssrt 3. 

"Hello, Bill" (Goodhue ft Kellogg, mgrs.)— Chi- 
cago, HI.. 28-Sept. 3. 

"How He Won Her"— Trenton, X. J.. 20-31. 
I 

Imperial Stock (Col. George Hamilton, mgr.) — 
St. Loula. Mo., 22, Indefinite. 

"la Old Kentucky," Jacob Lilt's — St. Paul. 
Mlnu.. 21-27. 

"In the Shadow of the Gallows" (Decker ft 
Veronee, mgrs.) — Cincinnati, O., 21-27. 
J 

Johnson Stock (Walter fl. Fredericks, mgr.) — 
Mansfield, O., 22, Indefinite. 

"Jack's Little Surprise" (James K. Hackeit, 
mgr,)— N. Y. City 25 Indefinite. 

"James Boys In Missouri" (Frank Oaaxnlii, mgr.) 
— Norfolk. Va.. 24, Newport 23, Petersburg 27, 
Danville 28, Wlnston-Malem. N. 0., 31). Greens- 
boro 31, Raleigh Sept. 1, Durham 2. Salis- 
bury 3. 

K 

Kennedy. James (O. E. Wee, mgr.)— Sterling, 
III., 2227, Elgin 2ft-Hept. 3. 

KiugHley-Bussell IE. II. Russell, mgr.) — Bowling 
Orecu, Mo.. 22-27. 

Kerkbnff Dramatic (Ivan Kerkhoff, mgr.) — Smith 
Center. Kan., 22-27. Norton 20-Sept. 3. 

Kinney KomedT Ko. (M. L. Kinney, mgr.) — Grrcn- 
vllle. O.. 22-27. 

L 

I^ecli, Al,. anil the Three Rosebuds (IVm. A. 
Brady, mgr.)— X. Y. City 27 Sept. 10. 

I.lllluu Lyons Stock (Frank J. Dean, mgr.)— 
l.exiogtou, Mich., 22-27, Yale 2(>-Se|it. 3. 

Lyceum Stock (K. G. Grosjean, mgr.) — Hutchin- 
son, Ran., 10-21, Garilen Oily 22-28. 

Lyceum Comedy (Al. S. Evans, mgr.) — WlnfleM, 
la., 22-27, Kelthaburg, III.. 20-Hepl. 3. 

Lake View Stock (l«w Silver, mgr.)-*Slielw)'- 
gun, Wis., 22-Sept. 30, 

Lookes, Ttte (Will H. Ixxke. mgr.)— Mound City, 
Mo., 24-28, Savannah 27, Seneca, Kan., 20- 
Sept, a. 

"Little Outcast" (George E. GUI, mgr.)— Chi- 
cago, 111., 11-27, Waukegan 28, Bock Island 

28, Clinton, la., 30, Marshalltown ill, Des 
Moines Sept. 1-3, 

"Little Outcast," E. J. Carpenter's— Saginaw. 
Mich.. 21-25, Ottawa. III.. 20. Jnllet 27, Blue 
Island 28, Baclne, Wla., 20, Fond du Lac 30. 
Waakarlbaj-wl. Portage Sept. I. 2, Hlpon 3. 

"Little Princess" (William Wood, mgr.)— As- 
bury Park, N. J.. 22-24, Elizabeth 23. Bur- 
lington 27, Atlantic City 20-Sept. 3. 

"Llgathouie by the Sea" (Vnnce ft Siilllvun. 
mgrs,) — Baltimore, Mil., 22-27, Newark, X. J., 
20-Hept. 3. 

"Little Ifomestead" (William Macanley, mgr.) — 
Kenosha, Wis.. 28. Rorkfonl, III.. 20, Oak Pork 
31, Blue Island Sept. I, Marseilles 2, Ottawa 

3. Spring Volley 4. ,... 

"Little Church Around Hie Corner" (Vance ft 

Sullivan, mgrs.)— Troy. X. Y„ Sept. B-7. 
H 
McUenr/. Xellle (Spencer ft Aborn, mgrs.)— 

Washington, D. C. 22-27. Eltgatietli, X. I., 

Sept. 1-3. 
Myrkle-llarder Stock. Eastern (W. II. Harder, 

mgr.)— Scrnnton, Pa., 22-27, Hornellsvllle, X. 

Y., 2fi-Hept. 3. 
Myrkle-Uanter. Slock. Western (Eugene J. Hall, 

mgr. I— Elwood. lud.. 22-27. Mnticle 20.Sept. .'I. 
Murray A Mackey (John J. Murray, mgr.) — 

Parkerahurg, Vn,, 22-27. Warren, <>., 20-Sept. 3. 
Myers, Irene. Big Stock (Will If. Myers, mgr.)— 

SUaunkla. Pa.. 22-27. Reading 2I)-Sept. 3. 
Myers Stock (Sim Allen, mgr.)— Xorrlstown, Pa., 

22-27, 
McDonald Stock (O. W. McDonald, mgr.)— Paris, 

Tenn.. 22-27. Padncah, Kr., 20-Sept, 3. 
Miller-Bryan Stock (Frank !-. MUlrr, mgr.)— Ra- 
ton Rouge, I.o.. 22-Sepl. .10. 
Maiam ft Sights Comedians (W. K. Mnxam A X 

W. Sights, mgrs.)— Detroit, Minn., 22-27, 

Park Rapids 20-Sept. 3. 
Murray Potnedy (J. R. Smith, mgr.)— Lima, 0., 

22-Sept. 3. 
Marks Stock (Tom Marks, mgr.)— Port Arthur, 

Ont,. 22-27, Fort William 20-Sept. 10. 
Marks Bros.. May A. Bell Marks (R. W. Marks, 

mgr.)— Perth. Ont.. 22-27, Brockvllle 20-Sept. fl. 
Matties, Clara— Hancock, Mich., 22-27, Calumet 

28 Sept. 2, Linden Lake 3. 
Mlnelll Brothers— Mlddletown, 0„ 22-27. 
"Military Mad" (Klcb ft Harris, mgrs,)— V, Y. 

Oily 22, Indefinite. 
"Mrs, Wlggs of tbo Cabbage Patch" (Liebter ft 

Co., mgrs.)— Chicago, III., 22 27, Atlantic. City, 

N. J., 28-31. 
"Moonaklnet'a Daughter," Eastern (W. F. Maun, 



mgr.)— Elkhart. Ind., 24, Colilwaler, Mich., 25. 
Three Rivers 211, Benton Harbor 27, Bncbannu 
28, Battle Creek 30, Charlotte 31, Greenville 
Sept. 1. Ionia 2. Lansing 3. 

"Moonshiner's Daughter," Western anil Southern 
(Frank Dodge, mar.)— Rockfortl. 111.. 20, Free- 
iMirt 27. Dixon 20, Sterling 30. Clinton, la.. 
31, Davenport Sept. I, Rock Island, HI., 2. 
Muscatine, la,, 3. , 

''More to Be Pitied Than Scorned," Charles K. 
lllaney's — Boston, Mass.. 22-27. 

•Midnight Flyer" (Ell. Anderson, mgr.)— Lov- 
iiigtnu. III.. 24. Oakland 25, Marshall 20. Re- 
mrnt 27, Riverton 2S, Dawson 29, Effingham 
30, Braall, Ind.. .11, Jasonvllle Sept. I, Bob- 
luson. III.. 2. liloomfleld, Ind., 3. 

"Midnight Marriage." Forrester ft Mlttrnthat'a— 
Syracuse. N. V.. 23-27. Cleveland, 0., 29-SepM 

"Man from China" — Trenton. N. J., Sept. 1-3. 

"Maloney'a Wedding Day." Stieclev I Young's — 
V'susau, Wla.. 24, Merrill 23. Kblnelamler 20. 
Ashland 27, Cli^inet, Minn.. 20. Two Harbor* 

• :ot. Ely 31. Eveleth Sept. I, Virginia 2. nib- 
bing 3. 

"Mr. Dooley's Wedding Day" (Win. A. Green. 
mgr. i — Colon. Mich., 24, I'nlon Cltr 23, Join- 
Hie 20, Jackson 27, Charlotte 21), Grand Ledge 
30. Owosso 31. 

N 

Nell), James (Charles Astor Parker, gen. mgr.) — 
San b'ranclaco, Cat.. 22, indeilnlte. 

North Brothers' Comedians, Western (F. c. Car- 
ter, mgr.)— Joplln, Mo.. 22-27, Channle. Kan., 
20-Sept. 3. 

Nelll-Mnrosco Stock (Charles Astor Parker, gen. 
mgr, I — Denver, Colo., 22-Sept. 3. 

North nrothcra Comedians, Eastern (It. J. Mark, 
mgr.)-— Moherly, Mo., 22-27, Hannibal 2l)-Sepi, 

National Stock (Charles R. Bchad, mgr.)— St. 

Regis Falls, X. Y., 22-27, Madrid 20-Sept. .1. 
"No Wedding Bells for Her," Forrester ft Mil- 

lentbal's— Poiighkeepsle, N. Y., 20, Albany 22- 

24, Troy 23-27. Scrauton, Pa., 20-31, Wllke-- 

barre Sept, 1-3. 

O 
Oleolt. Clianncey (Augustus Pllnn, mgr.) — St. 

Hani. Minn., 2R-8epf. 3. 
Orris-Ober Stock lllngb Elllnger, mgr.)— Still- 
water. Minn., 22-Sept. 3. - 
Osnian-ltoyt Stock (John Osnuin, mgr.) — Klin- 

ton. X, 0„ 22-Sept. 7. 
"Our New Minister" (Miller ft Conyers, mgrs,)— 

Milwaukee. Wis., 28-Sept. 3. 
"Over Niagara Falls." A (Rowland ft Clifford. 

mgrs.)— Grand Rapids, Mich., 28-31. Saglnuw 

Sept. 1-3. 
"Over Niagara rails." B (Rowland ft Clifford. 

mgrs.)— Aurora, HI., 27, Hammond. Ind., 2N. 

Sycamore, Hi., 20, Marengo 30, Frerjiort .11. 

Helrldere Sept. 1, Belolt. Wis.. 2, Hockford. 

in., a. 

"Over Niagara Falls," (Rowland ft Clifford. 

mgrs. )— tiliawa, III., 24, La Selle 23, Pontine 

211, Bloomlngton 27. Peoria 2H, llaleshurg 21). 

Kewanee 30, DItoq 111, Morrison Sept, 1, 2. 

Clinton, la., 3. 
"On (he Bridge at Midnight," Eastern (Frank 

flaxinlo, mgr.) — Burlington, In., 24, Qiilncy, 

III.. 23. Hannibal, Mo., 20, Alton, III., 27, St. 

Louis. Mo., 28-Sept. 3. 
"On the Bridge at Midnight." Western (Frank 

(laxsoto, mgr.) — Bntte, Mont., 24. 25, Missoula 

20, Wallace, Ida., 27, Spokane, Wash., 28, 20, 

Olympla 30, Hoqulain 31, Tacuina Sept, 1-3. 
"Only a Shop Girl" (H. II. Wlnchell, mgr.)— 

Ilobokcn, N. J., 21-24. N. Y. Cltr 20-Sept. .1. 
"(ill the Suwanen River" (Stair ft Nlcolal, nigra.) 

—Toledo. 0„ 21-24. 
"Old Arkanaaw," Fred Riymoml's — Sycamore, 

HI.. .11. Crown Point, Intl., Sept. 1, 2, llelvl- 

dere, III., 3. Erection 0. 
"On Thanksgiving Day" (Vance ft Siilllvaii, 

mgrs.) — Wilmington, Del., Sept. l-.'l. 
"Out of the Fold' r (Henry Well, mgr.)— Chicago, 

111., 22-27. 



Put inn. W. B. (J. M. Stout, mgr.)— Racine. Wis., 

3K, Burlington 20. llelolt 30, Rorkfonl, 111.. 31, 

Sterling Sept. 1, Clinton, la., 2, Mulliie, III., 3, 

Rock Island 4. 
Payton, Corse, House Co. (Corse Pnyton, mgr.)— 

Springfield, Mass., 22 27, Brooklyn, N. Y.. 20, 

Indeflnlte, 
Poyton, Corse, Sto, k (Daniel J. Raniage, mgr.) — 

Blngbamton, N. Y., 22-27, Patetson. N. J„ 20- 
Sept. 3. 
Poyton, Corse, Comedy (J. T. Mneauley, mgr.) — 

Pougbkeepsle, X. Y., 22-27, Kingston 29-Sept. 3. 
Payton Slatera (Col. Frank Robertson, mgr.) — 

Paris, Tex., 22-27. Shreveport, La.. 20-Sept. 3. 
Paige, Mabel (Henry F. Wlllard ft Co., mgrs.)— 

.Montgomery, Ala.. 22-27. Mobile 20-Sept. 3. 
Powell-Portollo, Western (Hatton Powell, mgr.)— 

Tumah, Wis., 22-27, Kirov 20-Sept. 3. 
Paxtong Stock (N. Appell, mgr.)— Harrlsburg, 

Pa.. 22-Sont. 3. 
Pliivnlx Park Stock (George H. Bell, mgr.)— 

Jacksonville, Fla.. 22-Sepf. 3. 
"Pretty Peggy" (Arthur 0. Aletoo ft J. F.m-, 

melt Baxter, mgr*,)— Bt. Louis, Mo,, 21-27, 

Kansas City 28 Sept. .1. 
"Prisoner of War," Forrester ft MlttenHm!'*— 

Ilobokcn, N. J., Sept. 4-7. 
Q 
"queen of the White Slaves" (A. H. Woods, 

mgr.)— Detroit. Mich.. 21-27. 
"Oueeu of the Highway" (W. McGowan, mgr.) — 

Wheeling, W. Va.. 25-27. 
"Qulney Adams Sawyer" (0. II. Smith, mgr.)— 

Atlaiilli! City, N. J., 22-27. 
II 

Bogera Brothers (Klaw ft Erlongtr, mgrs.)— Ruf- 
faln, X. Y.. 29-Sept. 3. 

Roe Stock (C. J. W. Roe, mgr,)— Trenton, N, J., 
22-27. 

llysn Stock (Danlol R. Ryan, mgr.)— Hllca, N. 
Y., 22-Kent. 5. 

Ilols-rls. Florence (Fred Belasco, mgr.)— Sun 
Francisco, t'al.. 20-Sept, 24. 

"Royal Slave," Northern, Gordon £ Bennett's— 
St. Johns, Mich.. 24, Grand lluplds 25-27. 

"Royal Slave," Southern, Gordon ft Beainatt'* 
ill. M. Dlacknller. mgr.)— Marllnsvllle. Ind., 
24. Rushvllle 25, Shelbyvllle 211. Hamilton, 0.. 
27, Connorsvllle, lud,, 20, New Cnstls .'in, 
iiiiiirton 3i. 

"Roinaoee in Coon Hollow'' (A. C. Allen, mgr.) 
— lahpemlng. Mich,, 24, Bessemer 20, Ashland, 
Wis,, 28, Hlbblng 28, Duliilli, Minn., 20-31, 
llroluerd Sept. 1, Crookston 2, Grand Forks, 
No. Dak., II, Fargo 5, 

"Runaway • Banker' r (Jack S. Jeffera, mgr.)— 
Centervllle, la., 24. 

"Rabbit's Foot" (Pat Ohippelle, mgr.)— Dick- 
son, Tenn., 24, Paris 25, Lexington 28. Jack- 

, son 27. Memphis 20, 80. Brlnkley. Ark., 31, 

Utile Rock Sept. I, Hot Springs 2, Malvern 3. 

8 

Shea. Thomas E. (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs.) 
— Lewlslon, Me.. Sept. 8-10. 

Stuart, Ralph (Edward Thurnner, mgr.) — Cin- 
cinnati, ().. 21-27. Kansas city. Mo., 28-Sepl. 3. 

Slum. J. a— Galveston, Tex., 22-Sept. 3. 

Spnnnrr Dramatic (F. U. Sponner, mgr.) — Phoe- 
nix. Aria., 22-Sept. 3. 

Sterling Slock (William Triplet!, mgr.)— Carson, 
lu.. 24-27, Mlnden 28. 

SHes. Will ('., Slock 111. S. Gilbert, mgr.) — 
Center Square, Pa., 22-Sept. HI. 

Sliced)- Stock— New Bedford, Mu»a., 22-S»pt. 3. 

"Shore Acres" (Wm. II. Gross, mgr.)— Fall River. 
Mass., Sept. 2, 3. 

"Sherlock Holmes"— Plllsfleld, Mass., Kept. 3. 

"Slaves of the Mine" (L. J. Slevln. mgr.)— 
Liberty, N. Y., 24, Kllsabelli, N. J., 28.27. 
Wllkesbarre, Pa.. 211-31, Kcranton Sept. 13. 

"Struggle for Gold" (Joseph Martina, mgr.)— St. 
Catherines, Can., 24. Berlin 25, Hamilton 211. 
27, Quebec 20-31, Ottnwa Sept. 1-3. 

"Stain of Guilt" (Huvlln ft Garln, mgrs. i — 
Louisville. Ky.. 21-27, Clni-luiinll, (1., 28-Kept 3. 

"Sweet Clover'' (V. II. Srllafer. mgr.)— NVInnlpfg. 
Man.. 24, 25, Grand Forks, X». Ink,, 211, Fargo 
27, Hillings. Mont., 28, Bosemati 30, ill, Butte 
Sepl, I. 2, Missoula 3. 

"SI Plunkard." J. 0. Lewis' (W. A, Junker, 
mgr.)— Flint, Mich.. 25, Charlotte 211, Lansing 
27, Ionia 28, Big Baplda 30, Heed City 31. Lud- 
Ins-ton Sept. I, Manlslee 2, 

"Struggle Between Capital and Labor"— plniis. 
(>.. 20, Richmond, Ind., 30, Hiimlllou, 0., 31, 
Dayton Sept. 1, 2, Delphos 3. 
V 

Tliropp, Clara— Lansing, Mich., Sept. B. 

'I'aylor Slock (Albert Taylor, mgr.)— Fort Worth, 
Tex., 22-27. 

Tburlier ft Nasher — Norwich, Conn.. 20-Sept. 3. 

"Two Little Waifs," A, Lincoln 3. Carter's (.1. L. 
Ituford. mgr.)— Marlon, Ind., 24, Ilnrlfonl City 
23, Muncle 20. Anderson 27, llluffton 28. l-'orr 
Wayne 30. Paulding. ()., 81, lllcksvllle Sept. I. 
Auburn, Ind.. 2. Angola 3. 

"Two Little Waifs," B, Lincoln J, Carter's ft*. 
Arthur Rellon. mgr.)— Princeton, III., 24, Ke- 
waunee 23, Mollne, 111., 20, Rn-k Islniul 27. 
Davenport. la.. 28, Muscatine 211, Washington 
30, Fairfield, 111., 31. Otlnmwa, la., Sept. I, 
Albla 2. Oskalooaa .1. 

"Too Frond to Beg," Lincoln J. Carter's (Fred- 
eric Klmbal. mgr.)— Omaha, Neb., 21-24, Chi- 
cago, 111., 28-Sept. II. 



610 



THE NEW YDEK CLIPPER, 



Aggjw ?T. 



"Two Utile Sailor Boys" ((targe II. Urennnii. 
mgr.)— N. Y. City 20-27, Montreal, Cm., 20- 
Bept. 8. 

"To Die «t Dawn" (J. II. Ward, mp.)— Colum- 
bus, 0„ 23-27. 

"Tcxa* Steer" (M. Bice, mtt.)— Boxeman, Moni., 
24, Grout Fall* 25. Helena 26. Butte 27, 2s. 
Missoula 2», Wallace, Ida., 30, Wavdner HI. 
Spokane, Wash., Sept, 1. Yakama 2, Klleosburg 

"Te'11 Night* In a Bar Room," lleecber * Stan- 
Icy* (Walter J. McDonald, nip.) — Ulldrelb, 
Sou., 24; Campbell 20, Blue Hill 21V 

"Thou «halt Not KM," ' Eastern (Frederick 
Scbwart*, mar.)— Philadelphia, Pa., 22-27, N. 
Y. Cltr 29-Sept. 3, 

"Thou Shalt Not Kill," Western (Frederick 
Scbwirtg. mp.)— Astrory Park, N. J., 27, 
Chester, Pa., 29, Cumberland, Md., 30, Park- 
orsburg, W. Va„ 81, Zanearllle, O.. Kept. I, 
Dayton (Soldiers' Borne) 2, Terre Ilante, Ind., 

"Thou Bhalt Not Kill," Around (lie World (Fred- 
erick Schwartx, op.)— London, Eni„ 2»-Bo|.t. 
2-1. 

"Tllllc Olson"— St. Paul. Minn., 28-gtpt. 3. 

"Thoroughbred T rural." (Harry Darlington, mgr.) 
—Dc Kalh. III., 21, Dixon 23, sycamore 2il. 
Kewnnee 27, Ottawa 20, Braldwood no, Tolu- 
ca 31, Danrlllc Sept. 1, Chatswortb 2, Hoops- 
loWn 3. 

"Ten Nights In n Bar lludhi," Oeycr * ClrlNWoltl'a 
■ -Thornton, Tea., 21, Breniond 23, Calvert 20, 
Bryan 27. 

V 

I'lrlch Stock— Los Apples, Cnl.. 22, IndcOnlte. 

•Tinier Southern Sklea," Eastern (Harry Duel 
Parker, mp. )— Atlantic City, N. J„ 18-20, 
Hrldjeloti 22, Salem 20, Burlington 24, Anbury 
Park ye, lted Bank 20. Brooklyn, N, Y., 27- 
Scnt. 10. , ... 

"Under Southern Skies," Wealern (Hnrry Duel 
Parker, mar.)— Elgin, HI., 23. Belvldcrc 24, 
Bockrord 25, Freeport 20, Madlaon, Win., 27, 
Chicago, III., 28 Kent. 3. 

"Under Houthern Skies," Central (Harry Doel 
Pnrker. rap.)— Hammond, Ind., 21, Michigan 
Clly 22, Benton Harbor, Mich., 23, Muskegon 
24, Big Itaplda 20. Cadillac 20, Manlsteo 27, 
Traverse Clly 20,. Pctoskey 30. Satilt Hto. Marlu 
III, Miuiinllipip Kent. 1, M«rn.uottc 2, Calumet 3, 

"Uncle Tom's Cabin." Al. W. Mnrtln'n (Kd. 8. 
Martin, mgr.) — Columbus. O,, 22-24, Dayton 23- 
27, Indianapolis, Ind., .211-81. 

•Tiu-le Tom's Cabin." Stetson's, Eastern (Geo. 
Peck, mgr.)— Sea Cliff, N. Y„ 24, Hempatead 

23, (Ireot Neck 20, Port Washington 27. 
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," Jim Silver's — Ullbon, N. 

V„ 23, ilrand George 20, Stamford 27, Jefferson 
211, Dnvoupurt 30. 
"1,'nele Josh Bpruenby" — Giunil Itaplda, Mich., 21- 

24. Toledo, ()., 23-27. 

"Fiii'le Josh Perkins" (Fraaec ft Bay. nigra.) — 
Hutchinson, Kan., 20, Wlchlls 27. l'oiion Clly 
O. T., 211. Blnckwell 30. Caldwell, Kau„ 31, 
l-:iild, O. T., Sept. 1. Guthrie 2, Shawnee 3, 
Norman 3. 

V 

Vnii Dyke ft I'.ulon (F. Mack, .mgr.)— Hock is- 
liuid, III.. 22-27. Davenport, la., 211-Scpt. 18. 

Vnll'iiiioiit stuck— Willismsporl, Pa., 22-Sept. .1. 

••Volunlccr Organist" i Harry Martell, mgr.) — 
Amherst, N. a., 24, Mnncton, N. Ii„ 25. 

W 

Walsh, Blanche (Wapubals 4 Kcuipcr, mgrs.) — 



Orange. N. J.. Sept. 3. 
Wlllard, Kalherlno (11. U. White, lugr.)— Plalts- 

I'lii'K. N. Y., Sept. C. 
Ward, Frederick, and Kalliryn Kidder (Wapuliuls 

,V Kemper, mgra.)— Blughaiittoh, N. v., 20, 

Wllkfsbarre, Pa., 22, Herauton 23, Syracuse, 

N. V., 24. 
Welch, Joe iSulllvaii, Harris J: Woods, mars.)— 

Newark. N. J.. 22-27, taw Clly 2u-Scp7. 3. 
William it Walker dim tig 4 Scatuon, mgrs.) — 

'N. Y. City 27-Sept. 3. 
Wallers', Elmer ft Julc, Attractions — Hau Fran- 
cisco, Cnl., 21-27. ' 
Wallers, .lule — l.ewlHlini. .Mont., 23, Moscow 20, 

Hpukuuc, Wnnh., 27, Sprnguo 20, HlUvllte 30, 

Wiilhi Walla ill. 
WIIhoii, Frederick II. (0. M. Cotton, uigr.)— 

Terra Haule, Ind., 22-27, Hlwotxl 3V-Sept. il. 
Wiedemann Dig Slock (J. K. Oeorp, bus, mgr. ) — 

Seattle, Wash,, 22 Oct. H. 
Wledeiniiiiu Stuck (Kd. Jncolwou. bus. mgr.) — 

Portland, Ore, Aug. 22, Indefinite. 
Wlmilupr Brothers Own (Frauk Wlnnlnpr, mgr.) 

—New London, Wis., 22-20, Ocunto lb-Sept. 4. 
Winner Comedy (BeitJ. R. Warner, mp.)— Galea- 

vllle, Wis., 22-27. • ■ 

Weber Slock (Walter p. Ncaland. mgr.)— Sche- 
nectady, N. Y., 23-27T 
Wall Is Stock (Arthur Wnllls, mgr.)— New Bruus- 

«lek, H. J., 22-27. 
WhIhIi Slock, Kupuo Powers— Woodstock, Out., 

22-Sept. 3. 
" 'Way Down lilsat," Wm. A. Brady'a— Des 

Mollies, la.. 22 27. 
"Way of (be Tninogrcssor" — Brldpnort, Conn., 

32-24, Prorldeiiee. It. 1., 21I-He|it. 3. 
"White Tlgrbss of Japnu" (Wm. X. Koogh, nip.) 

— X. Y. City 37'Sejut., 3. 
•'Weddod nun Parted," Hulllran, Harrla & Wooils' 

J-lllttraoh, N. .7.. 22-24. »vilmlngtou. Del.. 

23-27, Philadelphia, Pa.. ID-Kept. II. 
"Wiitded, Hut So Wife 1 ' (W. 1. yielding, mgr.) 

— Louisville, Ky„ 22-27. Lima, O., 20, Kenton 

30, ninthly 31, Toledo Sejit. 1-3. 
"Working Ulrl'a Wrongs" (Howard Wall, mp.)— 

liiilUimpolls, lad., 22-21, LiigmimWirt 25, Tloulh 

lkiud 2ii. 27, Kokoroo 20, 'Terre Haute 110, SI, 

liHiu-ille, in., Sept. 1, Sprlngleld 2, Jtckaon- 

vlllc 3. 
" 'Wnv Out Weal" (Mort Sanford, mgr.) — Farl- 

Imull. Minn., 21). 
" Wlm t Women Will Do" (II. M. Holdeu, mgr.) 

•- KansnS City, Mo., 22-27, Omaha, Neb., Sept. 

"Why (llrls Leiive Home" (Vance & Hulllriin, 

iiigrs.)— Jersey Clly, N. J., 22-27, Washington, 

II. 0„ 20'Sepl. II. 
"Wiiyward Son"— Chlcairo, III,, 22-^7. 
"WiiIPh Paradise"— Fall ltlvor, Mass., 22-24, 

I'lillmlolidilii, J'n., 20-Sejit. 3. 
"Why tllrls Go Wrong" (M. W. Taylor, mgr.)— 

Cnimlen, N. J., Sept. 1-3. 

i : \ 

"You Yonsou" IK. V. Olroux, mgr.) — Krle, Ph., 
21, Wnrreli 23. Itiim, 20. JollHSOUlilirg 27. Oil 
Clly 20, Fruiiklln 30, Coiry 31, Mcadtlllo Sciit. 
I, Sharon 2, Yoiingitown, 0., 3. 

"Vurk Statu Folks)" (F. K. Wright, mgr.l— 
Kanans Clly, Mo„ 22-27, Omaha, Neb., 28-111. 

MUSICAL. 

llruukn's Chlciip Murine llHinl (llert A. Hull, 

nigr.>— Chicago, 111.. 22, Imlcnnite. 
Iliuidn itussa — knusaa Clly, Mo., 22. ludellnlte. 
Itnth i . Helen Mny, and her I.udles Military Hand 

M. Leslie Spubii. mgr. >— Omnha, Nebr., 21 27, 

Deliver, Colo., 28-Scpt. 3. 
lilio-k I'nlil Troubadours . (Vuelckel k Nulnii, 

mgm.) — Osweuu, N. V.. 24. Syracuse 25-27, 

Itwhesler UO-fll, Utlcn Sept. 1, Ulcus Falls 2, 

Svlieneclndy 3, 
" Burgomaster" (W. W. TUIolson, mgr.) — Wlu- 

nl|«'«, Mull., 2ll, 27. 
Civalovc Iliiud— Cleveland. 0.. 22-31, 
Convert .Hoys Bnml (L. Mercaglluuo. dlreclorl — 

Drcauiluiid, Cimey Inland, N. Y„ 22, luilcdiiltc. 
"i.'lrrna Day"— Fall Itlvi'r. Mass., 25-27. 
Illnser. Lnlu (0. B. Dillingham, mgr.)— ltoches- 

ler, N. Y.,- 23-27, Montrml, Can.. 211-Sept. U. 
"Ulrl from Dixie" (Oeo. A. Kingsbury, nip.)— 

Ties Mollies, In., 22-27. Marshajltowu 20. lowu 

t'liy 30, Davemiorl 31. Burlington Sept. 1, 

Keokuk 2, Qiilnc.v. 111., 3. 
Hopper, He Wolf (\v. A. Bendy & Sbubort Bros., 

lugrn.) — Treblon, N. J., 23. 
Herald Siiuarc Opern (Frank T, Klntsliig, mgr.) 

- -Miiiislleld, 0„ 22-27, Youugslowh 211-Seiit. 3. 
"l»ln of Splee" (B. C. Wttllncy, mgr. I— N. Y. 

Clly Utl, IniMiille. 
Klltlex llstul (T. I'. 3. Power, mgr.)— Indlaimiio- 

lis, lull., 22-27. Olucliinniitl, 0., 2S-8e|it. 5. 
"King Dado" (David Trsllel, mar.) — Trenton, 

N. J., Sept. 2. 
I.yrlc Opera (Henry Lea Ycllc, mgr.) — Dsllnn, 

Ti'x.. 22-Sept. 11. 
"Ltbtrly llelles" (Freil G. Merger Jr., inp.) — 

Petersburg, Vs., 21, Daurlllc 20. 
McKcfl's Boatvn Ladles' Symphony Orchestra 

I Frank W. McKee. mgr.)— Atlautlc City, N. J., 

22-Sepl. 15. 
"Maul mill the Mummy" (Carle Auiuseiuvnt Co., 

nuirs.) — N. Y. Clly 22, liideBiille. 
"Ml»« Bub While" i Slum k Zimmerman, uigi-s.i 

— Atluiitle City. N. J.. Wkak 3, 
Newhin's Concert Iliiud (Bob' Maek, untc.)-- 

.IniiiCKlowu. N. Y.. 21, Olran 23, llornelN- 

vllle 20. Corning 27, Corllsnd 211. Cnnsstola 

tin. Norwleh Sept. 1, Little Falls V. Fulton 3. 
Nnvnl lieservv Hand (V. Hosntl, director)— C«|te 

M.U.V, X. J.. 22-Sent. 2. 
I'lielnn Opera (K. V. I'helau, mp.) — Porllaiul, 

Me.. 22. ludellnlte. 
l'l'ynr's. Arlhur, Band— Aahury Park, K, .7.. 22- 
Sepl. tt. 

rhlllliey'K I'nlliHl Stales Hand (Frill S. I'hlnucr, 

mgr,)— St. Lniils. Mo.. 22-IVI. 1, 
"Peggy t'roiii Purls" (Henry W. Sitvnge, mgr.) — 
lltvoklyu, N. Y., 2»Sept. 3. 



Phisey Baud (Handel V. Phasey. bandmaster)— 

daretnont Park, the Bronx, N. Y. City*; 22- 

Sept. 10. . . „ „ 

"Plff, Par?, Pouf" (F. C. Whitney, mp.)— N,„Y, 

Clly 22. indefinite. 
"Prince of Pllsen" (Heury W. Savap, mgr.)— 

London, Kng.. 22, Indeaulte. 
"Prlnresa Cblc"— Manhattan Beach, N. Y., 22 2t. 
"queen of the Jungles" (Weber It Collins, mgr^.J. 

—Trenton. K. J.. 22-21. 
"Boyal Chef" (II. C. Whitney, ulgr.)— N. Y. Ollf 

Setit. 1, Indeflnlle. 
Si-lieff, Frllal (<:. II. Dillingham, mgr. ) —Chicago, 

111., Kent. 5, Indeflnlle. r ' 

Suitsa anil hla Band (Frank Curlatlaner, mgr.) 

— Philadelphia, Pa.. 28-Sept. 3. J, ■ 
Shannon's Twenty-third Reglmeut BaW— Manhat- 
tan Beach, N. Y., 22, Indefinite. 
Slater's Brooklyn Msrlnc Band <C. M. Barnes, 

mgr.)— Brlahton Beach, N. Y., 32. ludellnlte. 
"Snltiin of Hnln" (Henry W. Barap, mp.) — 

Brooklyn. N. Y„ 20-Stpt. 3. 
"Sho (Inn" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Boston, 

Mass., 22, lodellulte. 
•■Show Olrl" (B. C. Wbltuey. mgr.)— Detroit, 

Midi.. 21-27, Columbus, O., 20-Sept. 3. 
"Stielllilnder" (Oeorp W. Lcderer, mgr,)— N. Y. 

Clly Sept. C, ludrlTnlle. 
"Sliver Slipper" (John 0. Fisher, mgr.)— St. 

John, N. B„ Kept. 1-3. 
Lulled States Marine Band— Chevy Chase, Md., 

22-Hept. 3. 
Wills Musical Comedy (John B. Wills, mgr.)— 

Klmlra, N. Y., 22-Sepl. 3. 
"Witnrd of Oi'' (Hamlin & Mitchell, mgrs.)— 

Brooklyn. N. Y., 20-Sept. 3. 
"Wlasird of Oi" (Hamlin k Mitchell, mgr*,)— 

Peoria. HI., 24. 
"Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Salem, 

Mass., 25, Bochester, N. Y,, Sept. 2, 3. 
"Yankee Consul" (Henry W. Savage, mgf.) — 

Chicago, 111., 22, Indefinite. 
VABIBTY. 
Americans (Kdwln D. Miner, nigr.)— Springfield, 

Ma«s„ 22-21, Worcester 23-27, Boston 20- 
Sept. 3, 
Australians (Hill k Hcrlbner, mgrs.)— Toronto, 

Can., Aug. 22-37, Montreal 20-Srpt. 3. 
Blue million (llrls (Jack Singer, mgr.)— Albany, 

N. Y„ 22-24. Troy 25-27. 
Bowery Burlesoucrs, Hurllg k Seamon'a (Joe 

Hurtlg, mgr. t— tlocbenter, N. Y., 22-27, To- 

ninlo, Can., 20-Sept. 3. 
Bohemians (Thomas W. Miner, mgr. ) — Indianapo- 
lis; Ind., 22-27, Chicago. III., 28-Hept. 3. 
Bon Tons (Itnab * Weber, mgrs.) — Lculsvllhj, 

K)., 22-27, HI. Loula. Mo., 28 Sept. 3. 
Brlgaitlera (Marry Martell, mp.)— Toledo, O., 

22-27. Cleveland 20-Heiit. 8. 
Black Crook (Chas. P. Kdwards, mgr.)— Win- 

eliester. Va„ 25, Harrisonburg 20, Staunton 27, 

New Boston 2». 
City Snorts (Phil Sheridan, mgr.)— Troy, N. Y.. 

22-24, Albany 25-27, Providence, It. 1., 23- 

Sept. 3. 
Cracker Jacks (Horry Leonl, mgr.) — N. Y. City 

22-27, Bcrnntnn, Pa.. 2D-3I, Heading Sept. 1-3. ■ 
Cherry Blossoms (Butler, Jacobs k Lowry, mgrs.) 

Milwaukee, Wis., 22-27. Minneapolis, Ml.m., 

•JH-rtcpt. 3. 
Di-vero'a, Ram — Kauaaa Clly, Mo„ Aug. 22-27. 

liidlauiipoll), lud.. 21) Kept. 3. 
Dainty Duchess (Weber * Bush, mgrs.), -St. 

Paul. Minn.. 22-27, Chicago. III., 28-Sept. 8. 
Dc Leon's Comedians (I. Kent Colin, mgr.) — New 

Castle, Intl., 25-27, Hloomlngton 29-31, Wash- 
ington Sept. 1-3. 
Fsy Foster Hurlesiiucrs (Joseph Oppeuhelmer, 

mgr.)— Providence, It. I., 22-27, Boston, Mass., 

ait-Sept. II. ,,' 

tiny Morning (.lurlea (Sorllmer k Drew, mgrs.) — 

Patcrwin. N. J., 2227, N. Y. City 2D Sept. 3. 
tln.v Musipiemlcrs (Hill * Hcrlbner, m«rs.) — 

I'lilladelphls. Pa., 22-27, Heading 20-31,' Bcran- 

tou Sepl. 1-3. 
High Hollers (C. II. Wsldron, mgr.)— Scranton, 

Pa.. 22-24, lk-adlug 20-27, Pblladclpbln 211- 

He|it. 3. 
liniocent MalilH (T. W. Dlnklus. mgr.)— Booulon, 

>'. J., 27, Flsliklll, N. Y„ 211. Pccksklll 30. 

While Plains 31. Walerbury, Conb., Sept. 1, 

New Britain 2, 3. 
Irwin's, Fred, Big Show— Cliiclnuall, O., 22-2T. 

Liinlsvllle. Ky„ 28'Setit, 3. 
Imperials (Horry W. Wlllinas Jr., iu«r.)-- r N. Y. 

City 22-Sepl. 3. 
Jolly Crass Widows (nolwrt Fulloii, mgr.)— Chi- 
cago, 111., 22-27, Detroit. Mleh.. 28-Sept. 3. 
Jack's. Sam X., Own (Msbel Hstvlton, , mgr..) — 

Brooklyn. N. Y., 22-27. 
Kiilckerboekem t Loots Ituhle. mgr.) — Montreal, 

Can., 22-27, Albany, N. Y.. 20-81, Troy Sept. 

l-y. 

Kentucky Belles (Whallcn Brolbers, mgrs.) — Bal- 
tlmure. Md., 22-27, Washington, D. 0., 20- 
Sept. 3. 

1,011(1011 Oalaly illrla (Cliff W. Qrnut, mgr.)— 
Flshklll. N. Y., 27. 

Merer Maldoua (Butler, Jacobs k Lowry, mgrs.) 
—Brooklyn, N. Y., 22-Sept: <3. 

Malestlca (Fred Invlu, mgr.) — St. Louis, Mo.. 
22-27, KansHH City 28-Sept. 8. 

Moonlight Maids (Sullivan k Krauaa, nigra.) - 
Buffalo, N. Y., 22-27. Itochester 20 Sept. 8. 

^ew York Hlnrs (John It. Itayuor, mgr.)— Mlunc- 
«I»IIn, Minn.. 22-27. St. Paul 28-Sept. 3. 

Oriilieum Btirlesuucra (Lou Hummer, mp. ) — Dau- 
hury. Conn.. 24, Aiisoiiln 23. Wlnsor Locks 211, 
Tnrrliiglou 27. New London 20, Mlddlerown BO, 
Wliliniiintle 31, Bristol Sept. 1, Walerbury 2, 
Wlnsted 3. 

Parisian widows (Weber & Hush, mgrs.)— -N. Y. 
City 22-27, Brooklyn, X. Y., 20-Scjit. 10. 

lleeves', Al.— Philadelphia, Pa., 22-27, Balti- 
more, Md., 2v-Bept. 3. 

Bose Hill Kngllsh Folly (lllcc k Barton, mgrs.) 
—Brooklyn, N. Y„ 22-27. Albany 20-31, Xroy 
Sept. 1-3. 

Iteiitr Sontley (Abo Lenvltt. mgr.) — Boston, 
Mass., 2227. N. Y. Clly 20-Sent. 3. 

Rlea k Burlon's Big Oalety— N. Y. Clly 22-27. 
N'enark, x. .1,, 20-8ei>t. 3. 

It.ne Syilell's Uiiilou Belles— Plttaburg, Pa., 22- 
27, Clueluuatl, o.. 28-Setit. 3. 

llellly k Wood'a (Pat llellly. mgr.)— Jersey Clly, 
N. J., 2227. Philadelphia. Pn., 20-Sepl. 3. 

Itiiiunviiy (llrls (P. S. Clark, uuir.) — Bosloii, 
Mass.. 22-27. N. Y. City 20-Sent. 8. 

Southern Vniulevlllo (K. P. Carl, ulgr.) — Gra- 
ham. N. 0.. 22-27. 

Trans Ailanth's. Hurllg k Seamon's (K. J. Colin, 
mgr.)— WsHhliiglou, D. C 22-27, Pittsburg, 
Pa., 211-Sept. 2. 

Tiger Lilies (Hcrlbner k Drew, nigra.) — Newark, 
N. J., 22-27. Patcrson 20-Sepl. 8. 

Trociulvioa. (Waldron k Bryant, nigra.)— Detroit. 
Mleh.. 2227, Toledo, ()., 2S-Sept. 8. 



head 20, Fraserburgh 30, Hiintly 31, F.lgin Sent. 
— 1. lnverneva 2, 3. Perth S, Sterling 0, Paisley 

7, Oreenock 8. Saltcoates 0. Kilmarnock 10. 
Camphell Brothers— Princeton, Mo.. 22, Oallatln 

23, Maravllle 24. Horton, Kin., 25, Manhattan 
20, Junction City 27, Lincoln Centre 29. 

Ely's, Oeo. S.— Waynes vllle, III., 24, Lawndale 
25, Hsrtsburg 2U, Danvera 20, Conprsvlllc 30, 
Morton 31. 

Furepaugh k Sells Brothers— Oswego, N. Y„ 24, 
Cortland 25, Klmlra 20, Wllllamaport, Pa.. 27, 
Hhamokln 20, Poltavllle 30, Uncaater 31, Uar- 
rlslmrg Sept. 1, Altoona 2, Johnstown 3. 

Gentry Brothers Dog and Pony— Brooklyn, N. Y., 
22-27. 

Gentry Brothers Dog and Pony — Iowa City, la., 
25. 

Hunt's- Suminltrlllc, N. Y., 25, Wurtsboro 20, 
Bloonilngbnrg 27, Pine Brush 20, Montgomery 
30, Wathlngtonvllle 31. 

Mackay's (Andrew Muckay, mgr.) — St. Louis, 
Mo., 22, Indefinite. 

MeJboum'a— Baldwin, Wis., 21, Cylon 25, Deer 
Park 2(1, Clayton 27, Almoin 29, Cameron 30, 
Weyaernauser 31, Bruce Sepl. 1, Ladysnitth 2. 

Nbrrls * Howe's — Mmicheater. Iu., 24, Indepen- 
dence 23, Vinton 2X1, Tipton 27. Davenport 20, 
Maquoketa 3u, Momlcello 31. Fayette Sept. 1, 
Cresco 2, Prairie Du Cblen, Wis., 3, La Crosae 

Pawnee Bill's Wild West ami Great Far Kaat— 
Clayton, N. Y„ 22, Low vlllc 23, Boon villi- 24, 
Herkimer 25, Home 20, Oneida 27, Scbenec- 
tody 20, Cobleaklll 30, Oneonta 31, Sidney 
Sept. I, Blnghhmtnn 2. Scranton, Pa., 3. 

Rlngllng Brother! — Seattle, i.osh., 24, 25, Xa- 
comu 20. Centralla 27, Portland, Ore., 20, oO, 
Salem 31, Albany Sept. 1, Kugvue 2. Medford 3. 

Slg Sautelle's— Pulaski, N. Y., 24, Seneca Falls 
25, Phelps 20, Caunndalgun 27. 

Sparks, John IL— Backet Harbor, N. Y., 24. 
Cape Vincent 25, Carthage 20, Clayton 27, tted- 
wood 20. Oouverueur 30. 

Silver's (Bert Silver, mgr.)— Butternut, Mich., 

24, Perrluton 25, Pomper 20. Ashley 27. 
Texas Bill's Wild West— Lake Park, la.. 24, Hock 

■Itiiphls 23. nurtley 20, Pocahontas 27. 

WeUh Brothers— Media, Pa., 24, Chester 25, 
Keunett Stpiare 20. Oxford 27. Newark, Del., 
29, Cheatertown, Md.. 30, Ceiitervlllo 31, Do- 
ver. Del.. Sept. 1. Georgetown 2, Lewes 3. 

Wheeler's, Al. T.— .North Blenheim, N. Y.. 25, 
Breaks lieen 20, Mlddleburg 27, Heholiarle 2(1, 
Ho«c Cave 30, Warnervllle 31, Rlchiuohdvlllc 
Sept. 1. 

MISCKM.ANKOI-H. 

lloslock's Trulnnl Animal Arena (F. C. Bostock, 
irtp.) — Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 22, 
IndeBlilte. 

llrliidainoiir Co. (Frank Harrlmail, mgr,)— Glace 
Bay, N. 8., 22-24. New OlaigoW 25-27, Plctou 
20, 30, Charlottetown, P. E. I.. 31. 

Baylies' Big Sensation Show — Qreenlown, Ind., 
24, Swaysec 25, Swectcers 20, Amboy 27. 

"Bombardment of Port Arthur," Palirs — Chica- 
go, ill., 22, luileflntle. 

De Mack's Big Show (Hilly De Maek. mgr.) — 
Chelseo, lud. Tor., 22-27, Tulsa 20-Sept. 2. 

Hints, Mr. and Mrs. (11. L. Flint, mgr.)— La- 
crosse, Wis., 2»Scpt. 3. 

Jojiiea Family Big Show (James k Loss, mgrs.) 
—Waukesha, Wis., 22-27, Oconuiuowoc 28-Sept. 
J, 

I.unihrlggrrs Zihi (Gits Lambrlggcr. nip.)— Puux- 
sulawuey, Pa., 22-27, Bullcr 20-Sept. 8. 

Pierce's. A. I... Amusement Go. — Herkimer, N. 
Y.. 22-27. 

Swallow k Marklc Flouting Theatre— Chllllcothe, 
O.. 2G. I'eklu, III., 27, Havana 28. Bcurds- 
lown 20. 



Bush. Frank, Farm, Toledo. O.. 22-27, Chases, 

'Washington, D. C. ZS-Bept. 3. 
Burton'a Dop. Keith's Bolton. 22-27. 
Burkes, Juggling, Empire, San Fran., Cat.. 22-2.. 
Burton 4 Burton, Lakeside Park, Sheboygan, 

Wis.. 22-Bept. J. _ .. >..-.«. 

Budd Bros.. Chutes, flan Fran., CaL, 21-27. 
Burdette, Madeline, Electric Park, Newark, N. 

Burdock Slaters, Four Mile Creek Park, Erie, Pa., 

22-27. 
Burt, Anna, Delmar Garden, Oklahoma City, 0, 

X., 22-27. 
Byrne k West, 0. 0. II.. Butte. Mon., 21-27. 
Carter, Mr. k Mrs. Carl, Edison, Hoqulam, 

Wash.. 22-27. _ . _ „ 

Carey * Cotter Trio. Sanatocn, Park. Pottatown, 

Pa., 22-27; Pastor's, N. Y. C. 20-Sept. 3. 
f.'arlln It Otto. Keith's, N. Y. C, 22-27. 
Caatellat si Hall. Electric Street By. Park, Mil- 
ford, Maas., 22-27. 
Csrroys. The. Woodslde Park. Phlln.. 22-27. 
Casail k De Verne, Luta Bros.' Park, Raclue, 

Wla.. 22-27. 
Carmotitella, Jack's. Chicago, 22-27. 
Carrie. Mile.. Hnburban Park, St. Louis. 22-27. 
Caffery k Oraut, Doyle's, AUantle City, N. J., 

22-27; Casino, Lawrence, Mass., 29-Bept. 3. 
Carmen Sisters, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. 

v.. 22-27. 
Curleton, Al., Ccloron Park. Jamestown, N. Y., 

22-27; Temple, Detroit, 29-8ept. 3. 
CaStellst k Hall, Electric Park, Mllford, Mass,, 

22-27; Electric Park, Putnam, Conn., 20-Sept. 

3. 
Carroll 4 Clarke. Lake Ontario Park, Kingston, 

Can., 22-27; Sobmer Park, Montreal, 20-Sept. 

8. 
Castle k Collins, Idora Park, Youoptown, 0., 

22-27. 
Carter & Boas, Lakevlew Park, Terre Haute, Intl., 

21-21. 
Carson Bros., Fountain Park, Great Barrlnglou. 

Mass., 22-27; Lake Compouuec park, Kouth- 

Ington. Conn.. 29-Bept. 8. 
Castle Square Quartet, Electric Park, Baltimore, 

.22-27. 
Carson 4 WIBard, Pastor's, N. Y. C, 22-27; 

Woolwortb, Latucaatcr. Pa., 20-Sept. 3. 
Carter k Waters Co., Olentaugy Park, Columbus, 

O.. 21-27. • " 

Carlo's Dogs, Olentangy Park, Columbus, 0,, 

Century' Comedy Four, Ocean View Casino, Nor- 
folk, Va., 22-27. 

Chester * Bates, Talorpiegii Park, Atllehoro, 
Mass., 22-27. 

Cbiiins (2), Fair, Eastoti, Mil.. 22-27; Fair, 
.Whllnsy's Point, N. Y.. 20-Sept. 3. 

Chnmeroys. The, Hallway Park, Southbrldge, 
Mass.. 22-27. 

CttHdwIck Xrlo, Beacon Park, Webster, Mass., 



22-27. 

CI el.tr 



jjjjgjjt gOjjst CUt. 

Till* Hat 1st uiuile up mm nearly ar- 
curntc it* it Id nosnlblc tu make <i lint 
Of vnudcvllle booklnays. To Insure In- 
»rriliiii In tills ilelHirtment the linmc 
of the thentre or nnrk, nst well ii" the 
• llv of town. MUST uecoinimuy each 
hooking; netit n«. 



Adsiiiiul si Taylor, Suhiuer Park, Montreal, 21 

27. 
AihiiiiB k Mack, Iron Pier, Old Orchard, He., 22- 

27. 
Adams, Frank k Ida, Olympla Park, McKccs- 



ts.it, Me.. 22-27. 
Add! 



Thoroughbreds (Frank B. Uarr. mgr.) — Chicago, 

1)1., 22-27, Milwaukee, Wis.. 28-Sept. 8. 
Utopian* IT. W. Dlnklus, mgr,)— Cleveland, <»,, 

22-27, Bufl'alu. N. Y., 20-Sept. 3. 
Viinlty Fnlr (Rolwrt Manchester, mgr.)— Reading, 

Pa.. 22-21, Scranton 2527, N,| V. City 21)- 

Scilt. 3. 
World Hesters (J. Herbert Muck, mgr.)— N. Y. 

City 22-27, Jersey Clly, N. J., 20-Sept. 3. 
MINSTHlil.H. , 

lleiieh k Bowers — Sluiiuoketn, la.. 22,'ilndeQtille. 
Bryant k Suvllle's (Ous H. Suvllle, mgr.)— Rye 
. Heach, N. Y., 22-27, Hsrrlsburg, Pa., 20-Sept. 

Duekslniler'a. Lou (J, 11. Decker, ulgr.) — Buffalo, 
N. Y„ 22-27. 

Field's, Al. U. (Doc Quigley, mgr. ) —Fremont, 
It., 24, Kindts)' 25, Lima 20, Muncle, Ind., 
27. Iiidluuunolls 20, Dayton, 0., 30, Columbus 
31 -Sept. 8. 

Faust, TimI IS. (fl. D. Cuiiiilughinu. mgr.) — Hunt- 
ington. W. Va.. 24, Cambridge. O., 27, Co- 
shoctou 29. New Philadelphia 30. 

Field .St Hanson's (Maurice Boom, mgr.) — Dan- 
bury. Conn., 22-27. 

Haveiiy'a (Geo. A. Bovyer, tngr.) — Toronto, Can., 
25.27. Cleveland. 0.. 20-Sept. 3. 

KiM-umd'a, Billy IU. Jay Smith, mgr. I— Feeder- 
leklown. Mo., 24, Poplar Bluff 25. Batmvllle, 
Ark.. 2(1, Newisjrt 27, Jonosboro 30, Memphis, 
Tcuii.. 111. Sept. 1, Forrest City, Ark., 2, 
Mariana 3. 

Rli'tiniilN & Pi-Ingle's illusoo k Holland, mgrs.) 
-—.Memphis. Teun.. 10, 20. Csruthersrllle 22, 
Oseeolu 23, Jmiesboro. Ark.. 24. Newport 25, 
l.lllle RoeV 30, Pine lllutr 27. Hot Springs 211, 
'IV\srkana 30, Slirere|K)rt. La., 31, Marshall, 
Tex.. Sept. 1. Longvlew 2. 

Vogul's (John W. Yopl. mgr.)— Charleston, W. 
Vn., 24, (liillltsills. O.. 23. Parkershiirg. W. 
Va.. 2(1. Msrlellu. (>.. 27. Slitersvltle, W. Vs., 
211, Wheeling 3d. Wsstilngtini, Ph., 31. Waynes- 
burg Sepl. I, Csnuiisburg 2, Steiibenrllle, 0„ 

Wsol's. Harry — Tuiiokii. Kan.. 27. Leavenworth 
28, .Mnrsliail. Mu.. 30. Bounvtlle 81. SeilalU 
Sept. 1, Clinton '.'. Joplln 3. Webb Clly 4. 
TKNT SHOWS. 

Itnrnuui k Bailey's— Wluoun. Minn., 24. Owslouna 
23. Mason City, Iu.. 2(1. Waterloo 27, Duhiiuue 
211. CIIiiIimi Ml. t'lslnr Hiiplils 31. lowu Clly 
Sepl. 1. Mnseiillne 2. Otliiinwn 3. 

11,'iilieiic Hi,". — .Minn. Netir.. III. Itepillillenn City 
27, BliH.iiilnglmi III. Franklin 30. 

inula l» Hill's "Wild West, Col. Wm. V. Cody— 
Mouitobc, Scotland, 21. Aberdeen 23-27, Peter- 



ddlsou k Livingston, Kdlsou, Helena, Mon., 21- 

27. 
Aberna, The. Fair, Wlllshlre, o„ 22-27; Fair, 

Muncle, Ind., 20-Sept. 8. 
Agoust-Weston Co., Chase's, Washington, D. C, 

22-27. 
Alexus k Bcball, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. 0„ 

22-27. 
Alexander A Kerr, Trent, Trenton, N, J., 20- 
Sept. 3. 
Alexandrine, Mile, Luna Purk, Coney Island, N. 

Y., 22-27. 
Albiirtus k Bartrnm, Cleveland'*. Chicago, 22-27. 
Allen, Searl k Violet, Shea's, Toronto, Can., 22- 

27; Olympic, Chicago, 20-Sept. 3. 
Allen, Lottie. Leon A Bertlo. Sacsudaga Park, 

N. Y.. 22-27, 
Allison, Mr. k Mrs., (Iraml, IndliiuaiiollB, 20- 

Seiit. 3. 
Alilrlch, Chus. T., Paradise Roof. K. Y. C, 22-27. 
Aldu k Armour, Uakford Purk, Jeanctto, Pn., 

22-27. 
Alllnel 4 Trained Monkey, Loxlngtou Park, Bos- 
ton, 22-27. 
American Stars (3), 'Ocean View Casino, Nor- 

folk, Va., 22-27. 
American Ms., Ludlow Lugoon, Cliiclunotl, 21-27. 
Ainnros, Mile., Watson's, Bkln., 22-27. 
Amalln 4 MuiioIh Family, Fair, Frsiikllnvlllc, N. 

Y.. 22-27 : Fair. Little Valley, 2P Sept. 3. 
Antrim k Peters, Oakford Park, Jcauette, Pa., 

22-27. 
Ardelle k Leslie. Arch. Cleveland, 0., 22-27. 
Arinlnio & Hiuke, Rivei'loii l'urk, Portland, Me., 

22-27. 
Ashtou. Josle, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. ¥., 

22-27. 
Allies Trio, Casino, Toledo, 0., 22-27. 
Aug, Edna, Brighton Beach, N. Y., 22-27. 
Avery 4 Healy, HIJou, Dulutli, Minn., 21-27; 

l.'uhpie, Wluuliieg. Man., 20-Heiit. 10. 
Axtell 4 Early, Wcaat, Peoria, III., 22-27. 
Itasipie Quartet, Casino, Toledo, (>., 22-27. 
Biilley 4 Fletcher, New York Hoof, N. Y. 0., 22- 

Burrlugton, Jos. D., Empire, llusllngs, Eug„ 22- 

Bandy k Wilson, Cleveland's, Chicago, 22-27. 

Barnard. Geo., Exposition, Toronto, Call., 20- 
Hopt. 3, 

Kurrelt Sisters, Reservoir Park, Richmond, Va., 
22-"7. 

Barretts, Juggling, Orpueuiu, Hun Fruu., CaL, 21- 

llarrows-Lnncaater Co., Farm, Toledo, O., 22-27. 
Uniiiler-Lii Voile Trio, Fair, Tnumb. Wis., 22-27. 
Baftlcts, Musical, Forest Lake, Palmer, Maw., 

limne*. Stunrt, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 22-27. 
Btiyc*. Norii, Forest Park, Kuusaa City, Mo., 

Bartons', The. Fair, Newark Valley, N. Y., 22- 

27: Fair, Rome. 20-Sepl. 3, 
Beilitcr. Emily, l'urk. Lowell. Mass., 22-27. 
Rcrnxl rlns, The. Cleveland's, Chicago, 28-Sepl. 3. 
Bentlnim k FiTeman, Arcade, Portland, Ore., 

22*27. 
Bergere,' Valerie, k Co., 'C. 0. H„ Chicago, 22-27. 
Bell, Senator Frauk, Olympla Park, MuKccsporl, 

Pa.. 22-27. 
Blekell 4 Walson, Forest Park, Khusbb City, Mo., 

81-27. 
Bloeksom 4 Burns, lugersqll Park, Den Moines, 

in., «-.... 
Bloom 4 Cooper, chase's, Wathlnglou, D, C„ 20- 

Sciil. 3. 
lllsekivell 4 Harris. Keith's New, riilla.. 22-27. 
Borutil 4 Nevnrrn. Olympic. Chicago, 22-27 ; Hay- 

market. Chicago, 211 Sepl. 3, 
Brooks. Jeannettc. Sunimll Park, rilea, N. Y., 22- 

27 : Koekv Point, Providence. R. I.. 20-Sent. 3. 
Hrlttnns, The, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Sar-Wli 

Brcniifliis, Musical, Klein's Park, Baltimore, Md., 

22-27. 
Bi-own, Waller (L. 4 Ellis Sisters, Proctor's 3th 

Ave., N. V. C. 22-27. 
Brsdshaw. elms,, 4 Co.. Temple, Detroit, Mleh,, 

22-27: Shea's, Buffalo. N. V.. 20-Sent. 3. 
Brolwt Trio, llanlnu's Point. Toronto. Can.. 22-27. 
Blown. Harry A., Idora Park, Youoptown, O., 

23-27. 
Bilnkley, David 4 Carrie, Arvernc Pier, Arvcme, 

X. V.. 88-27; Southeni Park, Plttaburg, 20- 

Bept. 3. 
Blown. Hairy. Keith's, Boston. 22-27. 
-Btndys. The. . Doyle's, Aliaullc City. N. J„ 20- 

Se|it. 3. 
Bniwu. Harris A Brown, Suburban Purk, SI. 
' Louis. 21-Hepl. 3. 
Brown, .lack. 4 Lillian .Wrlitlll, Alameda Pnrlt. 

Bliller. Ph.. 22 17. 
Pnsjklyu, Ivllle. Drcsinlalid, Coney Island, X. V.. 

2227. 



•tonUer, Olympla Park. Chattanooga, Tenn., 

22-27. 
Chlmpillln. Princess, 4 Ed, Newell, Ringing Rock 

Park, Puttotown, Pa., 22-27. 
Cblqullii, Athletic Park, Buffalo, N. Y., 22-27. 
Chirk. John F.. Park, BrJyuiine, N. J., 22-27 1 

Dlcmlltia's. Kockawny. N, Y., 20-Sept. HI. 
ClrinTn Slaters. Keith's New, Phlla., 22-27: 
Keith's, Bonlnn, 20-Sent. 3. | 

Clarke 4 Temple, The Pines, Haverhill, Mass., 

22-27; Lakevlew Park, Lowell, 20-Sept. 3. 
Cllffoid k Or Hi, Crescent Park, Providence, It. 

1., 22-27. 
Cooper 4 Kobiuson, Lake, Worcester, Mass., 22- 

27; Cook, Rncliestcr, N. Y„ 20-Sept. 3. 
Ci.rrlgsu Trio, C. O. H.. Chicago. 22-27. 
Corlnlhlsii Four, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. 

Y., 32-27. 
Coogan. F. Alan, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 22-27. 
Connors 4 Montrose, Carnival, Unloiilown, Pa., 

21-27. 
Cooke 4 lloiiiert, Moulin Rnmje, Paris, ft,, 22- 

31 ; Circus Carre, Amsterdam. Hoi., Sept. 1-15. 
, Coghlaii, Rose, 4 Co., Morrison's, Rockuwuy 

Beock, N. Y., 22-27. 
Coguit 4 Bancroft, Summer Park, Palmer, Mass., 

22-27. 
Coition 4 Russell, Howard, Boston, 22-27. 
Coilislock, Laura, liloru Park, Yonptowu, ()., 

22-27. 
Collins. Nlua, lleudersou's, Coney Island, N. Y., 

22-27. 
Cox Family yuaclel, Edison, lloipiluin. Wash., 

MM. .1. 
Colby. Chas., Medford Boulevard, Medford. Mass., 

22-27. 
Cotton's Comedy Donkeys, Henderson's, Coney Is- 
land, N. Y.. Ill-Sept. Hi. 
Collins 4 Hart, -Paradise Roof, N. Y.O., 22-27. 
Cook 4 Harris, Brunswick, Rlcbllold Springs, N. 

Y., 22-27. 
Colo k Clemens, Sewell Point Pier, Cupe May, 

N. J„ 22-27 ; Casino, Sea Isle City, 29-Sent. 3. 
Cok Family Quartet, Orpheum, Xacoma, Wash., 

22-27. 
Cooke 4 Sylvia, Pastor's, N. Y. C, 22-27. 
Cramer k Lukens, Howurd, Boston, 22-27. 
Crescent Comedy Four, Lakeside Park, West 

Biookllehl, Muss,, 22-27. 
Crime, Mr. & Mrs. Gsrdner. Woolwortb, Lancas- 
ter, Pa.. 22-27 : Keith's, Phlln., 20-Sept. 8. 
Dnnlels, Walter, Steeplechase Pier, Atlantic City, 

N. J„ 22-27 ; Young's, Atlantic City, 20-Beiit. 8 

Dscey ft. Chase, Ouk Summit Park, Evansvllle, 

Ind., 22-27. 
Davis, John, A. k s., Boston, 22-27. 
Damon 4 Zuufriillu, Lagoon Purk, Cincinnati, 

21-27. 
"Dancing Violinist," Lake Grovo Park, LewlBlou, 

Me.. 22-27. 
Dayton A Derby, A. & S., Boston, 22-27. 
Durow. Mr. ft Mrs. Stuart, Lexington Park, 

Lexington, Mass,, 22-27. 
Davis 4 Walker. Park, Utlcn. N. Y.. 22-27. 
Darmcsly, Rlverton Park, Portland, Me.. 22-27. 
Derendu 4 Ureeu, Columbia, St. Louis, 22-27; 

Olymnlc, Chicago, 29-8ept. 3. 
De Hollls 4 Valors, Lagoon Park, Cincinnati, 22- 

27; Ouk Summit l'urk, Evansvllle, lud., '28- 



Sent. 8. 

X! llil 



DeJlHVcn, Curter, Sextet, Keith's, N. Y. C. 22- 

Deiuonlo k Belle, Lakemont Park, Altoona, Pa., 

22-27. 
Demons (3), Fair, Sacramento, Cal., 22-Sept. 3. 
Deliuoie 4 Darrcll, Cook's Park. Evansvllle, Ind., 

22-27 ; Columbia, St. Louis, 20-Sept. 3. 
Devoc ft Devoc, Casino, Toledo, 0., 22-27. 
De Itollu, Jules, Howard, Boston, 22-27. 
D's ft D's, Casino, Sacramento, CaL, 22-27. 
De Molt, Louise, Luna Purk, Coney Island, N. Y., 

22-27. 
Dclberg Sisters, Crescent Gardens, Revere, Mass., 

Dennettc Sisters, Haymsrket. Chicago. 22-27. 
Desmond. Mona, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. 22-27. 
Devvlu, Jus. T-. Oak Park, Sacramento, Cut., 22- 

87; Lyceum. San I 'run., 20-Sept. 8. 
Dejoy._Enimett, 4 Co., Orpheum, San Fran., OaJ, 

Delmore. Misses, Fqnii, Toledo, O.. 22-27. 

'De Mvths, The, Doyle's. Atlantic Clly, N. J., 22- 

DcBl'akcr's Dogs, Central Park, Dover, N. il, 

22-27. 

Dlxey, Henry B„ Brighton Beach. N. Y„ 22-27. 

Dixon, Bowers 4 Dixon, lngersoll Park. Des 
Moines, Is.. 21-27; West End Park, New Or- 
leans. IS-Sepl. 3, 

Dillon Bros.. Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C, 32- 
27. 

Dixon 4 Holmes, Keith's. Boston. 22-27. 

Dixon, Alum. A. ft S., Boston, 22-87. 

Diamonds (3), Cook's l'urk, Evansvllle, Ind., 
21-27; Glendale Park, Nashville, Tenn., 20- 
Sepl. 3. 

Dlekersou, Chas. E., Park, Southbrldge, Mass., 
22-27. ' 

Doty ft Dottle, Ooilfroy's, Grand Rapids, Mich., 

Doyle 4 Granpr, Oakland Purk, Jeuuettc, Pa., 

22-27 
Donley, J. Fritncls, Crescent Gardens, Revere, 

MrlrH BBafflf 

Dorothea Sisters, Doyle's, Atlantic City, N. J., 

22-Sept. 3. 
Doivlhig. Mr. 4 Mrs. Jos. J., Proctor's, Newark, 

N. J„ 28-27. 
Doyle, Putay. Llmlenwald Park, Hamilton, 0., 

22-27; Spring Grove Park, SprlngOeld, IS- 

Sept. 3. 
Drummer Quartet. Keith's. N. Y. C, 22-27, 
Duihont Slslem, Proctor's 2:ld Street, N. Y. C, 

22-87. ' 

Dinnonil. Palsy, Morrison's. Rockaway Beach, N. 

Y., 22-27. 
Duffy, Sawtello 4 Duffy, Wnldiimere Park, Erie, 

pa., 32-27. 
Dntiuu. Cluts., Park, Gient Barrlnglou, Muss., 

23-27. 
Dunrte 4 Hupree. Alameda Park, Butler, I'll., 

22-27. 
Diiismt. Msry. 4 Co.. Avou Park. Younplowii, 

0., 22-27. 
Hurl ft Wilson, Oakland Park, flreenalnirg, Pa.. 

22-27. 
RilsrttsaM, The. I'roclor's BM Slreel, N. V. t'„ 

22-27. 
l-.lir.viis. Brooke. Sprlnulinuk Park. So. Bend, 
' Idil.. 22-27; Purest Patk lllgbliinils, St. Louis, 

28 Sept. 8. 



Edwards, Chas., A Co., Lexlugton Patk, Boston. 

EdVards ft ROOuey. Hcadcnou'!, Coney Wand, 

Edmondi', J 2 oe 2 , T KelU's. Pblla.. 82-27; Keith'*, 

Eli^re M SIat*ni!' 1 Widows, Baleia., Uu^. 22-27 : 

Hacahdap Park. Oloveravllle, N. Y., ZS-Bept. 3. 

Eldrldp. F'reta. IrU.t End Park .Memphis, Tenn.. 

Electric Comedy Four, Crescent Oardeos. Boston, 

22-27 
Kfdorsdoa, The, Salem Willows, Salem, Mass., 

22-27. 
Eilswortha (I). Cliutes, . Ssu. Fran., CaL, Z0- 

Ilils! Joe' Cuutes, San Fran., CaL, 22-27) Ly- 
ceum, San Frau., 20:«eiit, 3. 

Emperors of Music (4), Watson's, Bklyo., 22-27. 

Emolre Oimedy Four, Orpheum, Lo» Augelea, 
Cal.. 22-27 ; Chutes San Fran.. 29-Sept, 3. 

English (llrls (8), Henderson's, Coney Islaad, 

Knlgniarelle, Paradise Roof. # N. V, d, 22-27. 
Ksmeruld.i Slaters, C. 0. IL, Chicago, 22-27; 

Columbia, St. Louis. 29-Sept. 8. ,jv 
Evans, George, Keith's, N^ Y. C. 22r27. 
Evans, Bessie, Auditorium, Cedar Haplds, la., 

22-27. --V 

Everett Slaters, Monte Carlo, Nome, Alaska, 22- 

27. 
Exposition Four, The, Proctor's 23d Btreet, N. 

Y C 22-27 , •' 

Fsuit Trio. Shea's, Buffalo, N. V.. £■&< „ 
Farnnm, Wm., Shea's, Buffalo, N. It .22-27. 
Farnum, Id* Belle. Glendale Park,. Kashvillc, 

Tenn., 22-27. _ . ; i _ 

Farley, James ft Bonnie, Junction Park. Beaver 

.Falls, Pa.. 22-27. _ - 

Falgrdo. Proctor's 23d Street, N.. Y. a. 22-27 ; 

Proctor's 5th Ave.. 2»-8epL U. ...... __„_ 

Folk, Eleanor, Paradise Roof, N. Y. O., 22-27. 
Fatitas (2), Lyric, Portland, Ore., 22-27; Or- 
pheum, Tacoma, Waib.. 20-Sept. 3. 
Fapn ft Byron, C. O. H., Chicago, 22-27. 
Fairrlillds. The, Electric. Waterlim, la., 22-27. 
Faustina. Sobmer Park, Montreal. Can.. 21-27. 
Pagan, Clint, Waldomcer Park, Krle, Pa., 22-27. 

27. 
Federleln Bisters, Shea's. Buffalo. N. Y., 22-27. 
Ferguson 4 Mack, Casino. Toledo. O., 22-27; 

Cedar Polut, Sandusky, 29-Sept. 3. 
Ferguson, Dnpree ft Co.. Wnverly Park, Lan- 
caster, Mich., 22-27; Godfrey's, Grand Rsplds, 

29-Sept. 3. 
Fisher. W1U II., Chestnut Hill Park, Phlln., 

22-Sepl. 11. 
Fltchett, Geo.. C. O. IL, Chicago, ID-Kept. 3. 
Field*, AL, Forest Park, Kanssn City, Mo. 21- 

27; Forest Park, Highlands, St. Louis, 28- 

•Sept. 3. ' 
Fltsgerald Bros., Keith's. Boslon, 22-27. 
Fisher ft Johnson, Proctor's 6th Ave., N. Y. C 

22-27 L Proctor's 23d Street. 20-Sept. 3. 
Fialkowsky, Louis, Proctor's Cth Ave., N. Y. C. 

22-27. 
Florence Sisters, Cellar Point, Sandusky, O., 22- 

27. 
Flynii. Dolly ft Barney. A. ft S.. Boston, 22-27. 
Fox ft Melville, Central Pier, Moreomubor Bay, 

Eng., 22-Sept. 3. . 

Foprty, Jas. J., Ocean View Casino. Norfolk, 

V.J., 22-27. 
Ford ft Wilson, Morrlsou's, Rockawuy Beach, 

N. Y.. 22-27. 
Fond Boul Bros., Psxtnng Park, Hurrlsburg, 

Pa., 22-27. 
Fox ft Ward. Novelty. Fresno, Cal., 22-27. 
Forbes. B. F„ ft Co., Edison, Spokane, Wash,, 

22-27; Family. Butte. Moo., 20-Sept. 3. 
roster. Ed., and dog, Mike, Park, Bnyouue, N, 

J.. 22-27. 
Fowler, Bertie, Proctor's Oth Ave., N. Y. C, 22- 

27. 
Poire Sisters, Auditorium, Norfolk. Va., 22-27. 
1'ilvoll. Fred, Four .Mile Creek Park, Eric, Pa,, 

22-27. 
Ffeexc Bros., Suburban Park, St. Loula, 22-Sept. 

3. 
Frederick Bros. & Burns, Lake, Worcester, Muss., 

22-27. 
Furiunii, Rndle, Cascade Park, New Castle, Pa., 

22-27. . i 

Fuller, Ida M.. Folics Murlguy, Paris, Fr., 22* 

Heist. 3. 
Cimlner & Mnildcru, Boulevard, Medford, Mass., 

Gullugher ft Held. Keith's, N. Y. C, 22-27. 
GurKo.il. Marlon, Freebody Park, Newiiort, II. I., 
22-27; Sheedy's, New Bedford, Moss., 20Scpt. 

Ga's'eli Sisters, Puradlsc Roof. N. Y. C, 22-27. 
Giissiuooa 4 Tuuko, Ltiiiu Park, Coney lalautl, N. 

Y„ 22-27. 
Guidiier, Stoddurd, Edison Uuliiuc, Bclllugliutn, 

Wash., 22-27. 
- Garlu 4 Piatt, Lakcwood Purk, Altoona, Pa., 2D 

27. 
Gardner, West ft Siuisblue, Howard, Boslon, 22- 

Gay.' ilieni, Wavcrly Park, Lansing, Mich., 28. 
Sept. 8. 

CcninL Ilclcne, Dreamland. Coney Island, N. Y„ 

GeTies't Sisters, Brighton Beach, N. Y., 22-27. 
Gerard, Frances, Keith's Now. Phlln.. 22-27. 
Gilbert, John D.. Keith's. Biwtoii, 22-27. 
Gllkey. Ethel, Cuptatn's 1'lcr, Bath Beach, tt. Y„ 

22-27. 
Gillette Sisters, Proctor's 5th Ave., N. Y. C, 

22-27. 
Gllson, Blanche, Farm, Toledo, ().. 22-27 
GUI. Nat, O. 0. H.. Chicago, 22-27. 
Ollllngtvslrr, Claude, & Co., Shea's, Buffalo, N. 

I., 22-27. 
Gloss, Chas., ft Son, 0. O. IL. Chicago, 22-27. 
Glockera, The, Sans Soucl, Chicago, 28-27. 
Golden Gate Quintet, Dreamland, Coney Island, 

N. Y.. 22-27. 
Gordon sisters, Dreamland, N. Y„ 22-27. 
Gonrdler Sisters. Pastor's, N. Y, 0., 22-27. 
Gonlon. Belle, Chester Park, Cincinnati. 21-27. 
Goodfellow Bros. (41, Keith's New, Phils., 22-27. 
Oracle, Reynolds ft Mascott, Lakemont Park, 

Altoona, Pa.. 22-27. 
Gicgsons, The, Rock Sprlup Park, E. Liverpool, 

<)., 22-27 ; Avon Park. Youugstowu, 2D-Srpt. 3. 
Graces (3), Casino Park, Kulamasoo, Mich., 22- 

27. 
(Jraut, Sydney, Brlgliton Bench, N. Y., 22-27. 
Guyer ft O'Neill, Orpheum, San Fruu., CaL, 21- 

llullen ft Hughes, Farm, Toledo, 0„ 21-27; 

Avon Park, Youugstowu, 28-Sept. 3. 
He.ulniis (3), Suns Soucl, Chli-aao, 22-27. 
Hathaway 4 Walton, Henderson's, Coney Island, 

N. Y„ 2227; Proctor's 23d Street. N. Y. C, 

20-Sept. 2. 
Hawkins, Lew, Forest Park, Kulisas City, Mo., 

Hiirringicn, Dan J., Rocky Sprlup Park, Lancas- 
ter, Pa., 22-27. 

Hart, Moses, Savin Rock Park, New Haven, 
Conn., 22-27. 

Harrison, Mildred, Henderson's, Coney lalnud, 
N. Y„ 22-27. 

Huyinim, Mr. ft Mrs. J., Proctor's 23d Btrocl, 
N. Y. C, 22-27. 

Hiinlie, Tom, Gotlfroy's, Grand Rsplds, Mlcb., 
21-27; Reeves Park, Fostorlu, O., 28-Sept. 3. 

Harris ft Wulters, Oloutuugy l'urk, Columbus, ')., 

Hanson 4 Drew, Robinson Park, Ft. Wayne, lud.. 

28-Sept. 3. 
Hart, Willie ft Edith, Kclth'B, N. Y. C. 28-27. 
Hsrt. Kitty, Forst Keller, Milwaukee. Wis,, 

22-27; Palm Garden. Milwaukee, 20-Seiit. .1. 
Hutch Bros., Electric Park, Newark, N. J„ 22- 
Sept. 3. 
Hsrrlsmi, Minnie, Proctor'*, Newark, N. J,. 

"2-''7 
Ilarrlsuii, Lis.nn. A, ft S.. Boston, 22-27. 
Huymmi 4 Franklin, Poslor's, N. Y. C, 29> 

Sent. 3. 
Hardy, Tom, Godfrov's, Grand Rsplds, Mleh., 

22-27. 
Harvey, Crescent Gardens. Boston, 22-27. 
Henderson 4 Ross, Lake Contrary Park, St. Jo- 
seph, Mo., 21-27; lngersoll Park, Des Moluts, 

la., is Sepl. 3. 
Herrmann. Adelaide, Freebody Park, Newport. 

H. L. 22-27. 
Henru ft Lewis. Crystal, . Seattle, Wash., 22-27; 

Comlque. Seattle. 20-Sept. 3. 
Heeley 4 Meely. Empire. Cardiff, Wales, 22-27; 

Umpire, Swansea, 29-Sept. 3. 
Hecklow, Cbns., Cascade Park, New Castle, Ta., 

22-27. 
Herrniuiiu. Valley Park, Johnstown, Pa., 21- 

Sept. 3. 
Herberts, Five Flying, Luna Park, Couey Island. 
■ N. Y., 22-27. 

Herbert's Hop. Brlghtou Beach, N. Y., 22-27. 
lllurlch. Max ft Julia, Orpheum, Ban Fran., Cal., 

HlTl. Will. Luna Park,. Coney Island, N. Y., 22- 

Hill A Syiysul, Paradise Roof. N. Y. C. 22-27. 
Hralges 4 [oiuuchmere. Dreamland. Coney Island. 

N. Y.. B4M, 3. 
lloyi. Add,. Avon l'urk. Ynnmtilnwii, ((., 82-27 ; 

Lakeside Park. Akron, 18 Sepl. ,1. 
lliddH (Si, O. IL, Sandy Hill. N. V.. !1 17. 
llownnl, Harry ft Mny; Valumoiit Park, William*- 

port, Pa,, 22-27. - 



AITGUST i27. 



THE NEW YOBK CLIFPEB. 



611 



i>. j Hum. La I'eW*. Vancouver, B. 0., 22-27; 
'mslu. Seattle. Wash., Mk 3. 
•tot i Waler, Keith's. Boston, EfT 
SSwm Kitty. A. * 8.. Boston, 13-27. 

tS*!?! liSi«i ••iMnibrt. ,L8b*m;, Sag., 

u^k Scott, Colombia, Cincinnati. Efl-Reiit. n. 

fSSmm * »- *■»«■. pan o., *M7. 

llSw.ni. m. v.. Dreamland, coney fliwirM. y.. 

Ho^aril * Luellta, Dreamland, Cone; Inland, N. 

V 22-27. 
Hoffman. Lew, 0. 0. H., Butte, Moo.. 2-S«pt. 3. 

«t * Burke. Lexington Perk, Bosto*. 22-tT. 

nYell I : Kniersob, Weaat, Peoria, III.. 22-27. 

?.!£ Boss • LevHs. PaTac*. Leicester. Kn B ., 
1 ..f'W Kmptre, Nottingham, 29-Hepi. 3. 
Hg5 * II*ft», BTveJrstde fark, Bangor, Me., 22- 

ln Jr»» ft Ryoo. Sprlngbklik Park, Umdoo, Can., 

U«ruu?bperatl<! Trio. Keith'* New. Phlla.. 22-27. 
James * Davis, Sewell's Point, Cane Max, N. J.. 

laatak Klsle. Cleveland's, Chicago, 22-27. 
JSkV* lX.ptla«: Dorney Park, Allenbmp, Pa., 

Iimri *1**i Athletic Park, Buffalo, 22-27. 
"Eg" * ■««of n "'f W<»!<1 rukf Brocton, 

jwrnerfs, The. Howard. Boaton. 2227.' 
',!•, Manikins, Keith's New. I'l.ll... 22-87; 

rbaM-'a. Washington, D. C. 29-Sent. 3. 
IsMM * StuTlvao, Auditorium. Worfdlk, Va„ 

2i!7. , 

it^oJou ft Sekn, Os-Biulavara, Bmlsnest, Hun., 
l &n; Abollo. Wleri. Sept. 1-Oct, If 
Johnson ft Well*. Shea's. Toronto, Can., 2247. 
juliuon, Davenport ft Lorcllu, Bans Boud, Chi- 

jobnitons. siosical. ' Blckaiils, Melbourne. Aus., 

lSnSSm; Atblette ( Pnrk, Buffalo, N. Y„ 

Kdcj, Mr, ft Mrs. Alfred', Ornheum, Ban Fran., 

Kenui' Charles,' Four Mile Creek Park, Erie, Pa., 
2227; <l. «• H., Pittsburg. 20-Sept. 3. . 

Ktnno. W«l»li * Melrose, Huwa.M. Boston. 22-27 ; 
IdBass's. Washington. D. t£ SH-Mpti, 8. 

Kenton, Dorothy. Hans Sonel. Cbkuigo, 2227; 
aatMos. ttrsnd Haplils. Mich., >SeVg*pt. 3. 

Krnron ft De ilarmci, laikeshle Pork, Akron, 0., 

Kriio 2 * Sterling, C. O. II., Chicago. 22-27. 

Kelly's Zouaves, Boulevard, Median], Mass., 22- 

Krifj ft Aahby, Brighton Beach, K. *., 22?7. 
Kelly, Walter C, Orpbeuui, Ban Fran., Oal., 21- 
ii 

Kennedy ft Itooney, Lake, Worcester. Mass., 22-87. 
Kenny ft Molr, Bummer Park, Savannah, On., 22- 

27. 
Kberns ft Cole, Columbia, St. Louis, 22-27; O. 

0. II., Chicago, 211-SmiI. 3. 
Kiltie Trio. Proctor's, Newark, Ji. J., 22-27. 
Klralfo, Ous, Wesl.Knd Park, 8t fconls. 22-27. 
Kins. Vera. Brighton Beach, N, V., 22-27. 
Kltamura Japs, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y„ 

22 27. "" " ' 

Klein, Olt Bros, ft Ntchnlnop, Boulevard, Med- 

roni. Maa«., 22-27; Lexlnjtton Park. Boston 

2t)Sep<. 8i i 

Klelb ft Klein, Alfaroont Park, BteUl*nvl|le, <).. 

Klein * Cllflou, Orpbenm, Bnn Fran., Oal., 2R- 

3ent. 10. 
Klelst, Musical, Ingenwll Park, Dea Moines, Is., 

22-27. 
Knos Bros., Saratoga Park, Pottolown, Pa., 22- 

27 
husliT ft Clin, Cnrnlvnl. Deliqnre, O.. 22-37. 
I.a Neau. W. A., Howard. Boston, 22-27. 
I.a Clair ft West, Unique, Halt I.oke City. II., 

22-27. « • • 

l,n Tour. Irene, ft dog, Zkia, Cnrnlval, Union- 

town. Pi.. 22-27. 
I.a Crol«, Paul, Novelty, Vallejo. Oil., 22-27. 
La Nile Uroa., Lnke Orove, l.ewlJtou, Me., 22- 

27. 
U Tell Bros., Central Park, Alentown, Pa., 22- 

l.ioV ft Siulnetta, Oberoo, San Fran,, Cal., 22-27. 
IjiniHoii.' Mabel, Clmtes. 8su Fran., Cal., .21 £7. 
Le Molnea; The, Mannlon'a Park, St. Louis, 2b 

I.urri'lt, Lakevlew Park, Htddletown, Conn., 22- 

27. , , • - 

Umcnt Trio, ltainona, Grand Raplda, Mich., 22 

27 
La Je«s, Theo ft Camllle, Long Beach, Gloucester, 

Jl««... 82-27. ' , " 2. 

I.a Vllle ft Grant, Ocean View Casino, Norfolk, 
' Vs., 22-27. 
Lambert ft Pierce, Casino, Bergen Beacb, N. J., 

22-27. 
I.loyd. Herbert, Seals, Oopenbngcu, Uen., 22- 

Hept. S. ~ 

I.eonhordt. Orpbeom, Astoria. Ore., 22-27; Em- 

plre. Son Fran., Cal., 28-Bept. 8. 
Ulirh, Percy, Forest Park, Ksnisa City, Mo., 21- 
i 27. 
Lenter, Harry B., Walilameer Park, Erie, Ps., 22- 

27. 
Le Hoy. Marie, raitnng Tark, Harrllbprg, Pa., 

Leranloii, Luna Park, Coney Inland, N. Y., 22-27. 
Le Clair, John, Oeleron, Jamestown. N. Y.. 22-27 ; 

0. O. It.. Indianapolis, Igd., 29Bept. 8. 
Leslie, Geo. W. 1 , Bristol Park, Bultalo, N. Y., 22- 

Le Main ft Ho|dswor|b. Park Casino, Aklo, N. X.. 

22-27. ..-..-. i . . i. 

I* Boy, Flo, BIJon, Norfolk, Va., 22-27. 
Ualle, Eddie, Suburban Park, St. Louis, 22-27. 
Leigh Bros.; Forest Pa>>, Kansas City, Mo., 22- 

I.ennard ft Drake, Olentongy Psrk, Cblumbas, O., 
, 22-27; Park, Wheeling. W. Vs., 28-8ept. 3. 
Levy, Mrs. Jalea,' ft Cb., O. O. it.,' Chicago. 22-27. 
Lewis ft RyuD, Keith's New, Phlla., 22-27. 
I*e«, The, Undenwalj Pork. Hamilton. 0., 21-20; 

nienilaie Park, Marshall. Tcnn., 28-3ept. 3. 
I^onard ft Leonard, Colombia, St. Urals. 22-27. 
*ons. The, Bijou. Norfolk, Va.; 22-27. 
}«: Henry. Keith's, N. Y. 0., 22-27. 
U Smythe ft Abacco, Pastor's, N. Y. 0., 22-27. 
Llndauy'a Dogs and Monkeys, ttamona, Grand 

Rapids, Mich., 28-8ept. 8. 
Lltclilleld, Mr. ft Mrs. Nell, Moss ft Stoll Tour, 

England, 22-Sept. 20. 
Mttle ft Prltskuw, Orpbenm, Son Fran., Cal., 21- 

I.lnilen, Daisy, Henderson'a, Coney. Island, N. Y., 

.2,-Bept. 3. 

I.lpplncott'a. The, Broadway. Fresno, Oal., 22-27; 

(Irniiraan's, Hucramehto, 2D-Bept. 3. 
Lorrette, , H. M".. M<l»way Park, B. Brookfleld, 

Mom., 22-27. r '■■ " ■ 
I*ir«nde, Wilson ft Co.. Sea Breese Park, Bochea- 
, tor, Ji. Y., 22-27. 
U"lo Bros.. Lyceum, Niagara Falls, N. Y., 22- 

Liikeni It). Sohmer Park. Montreal, Can., 21-27. 
uca ft Vista, Keith's, N. Y. 0., 22-27. 
Lucler, Mr. ft Mrs. Fred., Sacandagu Park, N. 
Y. 0., 0. O. II., Chicago, all -Sept. 3. 

22^27^ ' Iron Pler ' OW O rch,riS ' Ue '' 

L % D * L « "««l, La Petite, Belllngbam, Wash., 
„»-SeDt. 8. 

S iS Co " Mo "" * B, °" Tour ' En F Ilin<1 ' 

"'["eh D *22?T * C °" 0ortr °y'"' arand toP' "' 
""li"!"? Dw l the f ' F ?"|" Mirlgny, Parta, Fr., 
^IffiJK Jfwtooettoi. Imperial. Leadvllle, Col., 
ii.., U, NoTet, y- Denver, au-Beht. 3. 

22-27 ™ M VotW * 1 Af^Wlc City, H. J.. 
M °2227' ***''*■'* P«*k. Ooney laland, K. X. 
Mac ft jfac. Fair. Kaston, Mil., 22-27; Fair, Wnll- 
"jPa Mme., Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. 22- 
MaUien, ft^ Ashley, Morrison'*, Bockaway Bescli. 

u'*f, r „.ft •"»'■>.' Chntea, Bnn Fran., Cal., 21-27. 
»'«tlnl ft Max WES,' Pastor's, N: Y. C. 22- 

""."""Sll'lWIIbnr Oo„ Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. 

. c. .22-27. 

M-sh" * lMnine ' Avon l ** pl( ' Vonngstown, 0.. 

^BSr' fy M ^ ,,lc ' ""f** 4 l* 1 "' •'•I"* 1 "- """■• 

iPiiS' B oeky Sprlnga Park. B. Llveriuol, 
SL*!*) Bunimlt "pnA, Utlca, H. Y., SO- 

WES' A4fit™OSE Bnsalo. 22^7- 
21 « * Okrrelle. Cbdtes; Ban Fran.. Cal.. 

"1>WI«.* Qleason. Lake Qtofe. Aoborn. Me., 



ItSlSst 'li'li H^fiS*!' V nk »»»i M«l»Pt. 3. 
M-lfj" ^ Hfiikeys, Keith's New. Phlla.. 

**{Mh'? nak ' '* C °" PrQcto f'*' 1 <« w «, r k. N- '.. 
M flf» '^•»».('l |, oV»t Park. fit. tooli; tt-27: 

J?" ^»-*7 ■ ■"•■• ''■'». ATnsnh N. 

M ajKn^, , '28-^pV. ,, »^ C °""° j*** K «'«n«»on. 

Y., 22-27 ; Electric Park, Newark, ff. J., 26- 



Bept. 3. 



MC c^i /'•S|!27• M "' C "^ Bnjton's 0. H.. Fresno. 

iJ^S?'. k WW J'arailjr, Butte. Mon., 22-27. 
MeKlDley, Howard, Boston, 22-87. 
JI'S'M." 1 i* Hnntlnirton, Keith's. Boston. 22-27. 
McNulty. Frances, Chester Park. Cincinnati, 21- 

McNamee, Cleveland's. Chicago. 82-27. 
McVey,; HiikH. Like, Worcester. Mas... 22-27. 

Edison. MelctiR, 2H Hent. H. ' 

Meier ft Mora, Talace, BeUaat, Ire., 22-27 ; South, 
l-ondon. Klig., 2M-Hept. 3. 

L'Sr*?*! nMa HsW t»i«io, o., 22.27. 

Mellch, ' All^tlna. Keith's. N. Y. O., 82-27. 
^V&n ,un ' J** Ko,i Heights, St. Louis, 28- 

*'jj22? * ' *•*"'• Summit Park, Utlea, N. Y., 
*|H*il'TM», Henderson'*, Coney Island, N. Y., 

Mitchell' ft Love, 0. 0. II,, Chicago, 82-27. 
."Jj'o'ip 0,,to •<>• Ur&cent Oardens, Boston, 

MlTl-eley ft Carlisle, Keith's New, Phlla., 22-27. 
.MUes-ft Nltram, Pastor's.. N. Y. 0., 32-27. 
"wBjln Th ff« Pnnny, Temple, Detroit, Mich., 

M fliff *Bf<*r<Bltt"ft Bob), Casino, Kelley Is- 
'V'i!?Sl B S""' v «i>*J' l'»rk. North Adanis, Mass., 

HIJN"* Motrin. ■ Young's • Pier, Atlantic City, N. 

3„ 22-Sciit. 8. 
Morion ft Klllott, Pastor's. H. Y. C 22-27. 
Morlne, West End Hclitlils, Ml. Unls, 21-27. 
Monroe * Pair, llamp|ou Ueueti, Haaipton, N. 

im Bull TjtrlerH, Avon Park, Y'onngslnwn, 

Mort'on, Phil, Loug Bench, Gloncesler, llsas., 22- 

2i. 
Motoalrl Bairssfnnl Tour, Knglaud. 22-Sent, in. 
Moaney'ft Holbeht, I'oStsng 1'nrk. llarrlabiiri.'. 

Pa., 22-27. - • 

Mornus, The, Bijou. Norfolk. Va., 22-27. ' 
Morse Bros., Boulevard, Hertford. Mssm., 22-Si. 
Moinrt Comeil.,- 1'inir, Malem WIIIowh, Hnliiii. 

Mnss.. 2«J|7. ' , t, 

Mnrpby & , Mhrer,, Fr.ur Mile Creek Park. Hrle, 

Mnrrsy ft Clsylnu. Illshlaml Psrk. (Isleslmrs. 

111.. 22-27; Adilliorliinl,. (Vliir Rsplrfk, In., 

20-8cpt. It, 
Mulvcv ft Mulviiy, . Lagoon Park, Clnclniistl. ?1- 

27. , 

Mudgc ft Morton, Barrasrord Tour. Rnglsnd, 22- 

Mqit. Kl. 
.Myera, Henry, Lakeside Park, Went Brookncld. 

Masn., 22-27. 
Nasarls, l.iinn i'ark. Coney Island. X. Y., 22-27. 
Naaoula, Lunn Park. Coney lalknd. N. V . 2227. 
N'elta. Rith, EnHt F.nd Pork, Memphis, Tcnn , 

22-27: olympln Park, riiattnuiwsni, 2K-Senl. .1. 
Nelson. Neil., Ilnwor-l. Boston, l'S-27. 
Kelson, Steele ft N.'lson, I'nlr, Altnmont. N. Y.. 

22-27; l-'nlr, Ballston Spa., 20-Hept. 3. ■ 
Newell ft Steele, Kclib'n. Boston. 22-27. 
NiwSII ft Nlbio. Meyers' Lake Park. Canton, II., 

22-27; Karat, Toledo. 28-Sept. 3. 
NlblH' ft Itnnleaiis, Farent Park, Little Bock. 

Ark.. 22-27. 
Nlckerson; E. F... Bonlevnrd, Metlfonl, Mess., 22- 

27. 
Norton. Ml"«. ft Paul Nicholson, Pastor's, N. Y. 

C 21**27. 
Norr'les. The. O. II., Saratoga, N. Y.. 22-27. 
Norninn. Athletic Park. BulTalo, -N.- Y„ 22-27. 
Noble*. Mr. ft Mrs. Milton, Clevelaud's, Chicago, 

22-27. 
Novelt) Comeily Four,. Ilowgnl, Bpslon, 22-27. 
iildrtn Bros.. Keith's. N. Y.C., 20 s.-|.t . S.i 
Oneida ft IA', Ifaplan's Point, Toronto. Ciiu., 22- 

27; OntsH* I'atk, Klngarnn. Sll-Sept. 3? 
OHtrado, l.uiin Park. Coney Island. N. V.. 22-27. 
i«kT .ft IMiiio. Athletic Park! Biiffsla. 22-27. 
Q!Hr|en ft Buckley. Shea's, Buffalo, 22-27. 
W'Brlen I West, Lakeside Park, West Brooklleld. 

Mbk».. 22-27. 
O'Donuell Bros., Dreamlanil, Coney Inlanil, N. 

Y.V82-27. 

22 27. 
"Our Boys In Blue," (Irpheum, San Fran., Oal., 

28-Sept. 10. ' ' 

Panttar Trio, -Luna Park, Ooney Isloud, N. Y., 

22-27. . 
I'asi-ue, Wilcox ft Co., Keith's, Boston, 22-27. 
l'auriilel, Marvelous, Cleveland's, Chicago, 21-27. 
I'O" N'ii:l.n Trio, Howard, ll-minn. 22-27. 
l'splnta, Ingersoll Park, Des Moines. Is.. 22-27. 
Patrhen ft Cllftoii, Mownnl. Boston, 22-27. 
Perry. Frank I... Orplieuui, North Ynklma, \Vu«li., 

22-27. 
Perrv A Alecls, Wlldwooil Park, Putnam, Conn., 

22-27, 
Pearce Bros, ft Marks, Morn Park, Ypungslown, 

O., 22-27. 
Pewit, Paradise Koof. N. Y. C, 22-27. 
Pelot. Fred, ft Annie, Electric Park, Bnlllmtiie, 

22-27. 
Phllilns ft Gonlon, Standard, Ft. Worth, Tex., 

22-Sept.' 3. 
Pierce ft Msliee, Mcrryiceellng Park, Brunswick, 

Me.. 2227. 
PluCtc. Great. Wayside Park, So. Frainlugliain, 

Maas., 22-27. 
Polk ft Kolllus, Hliipodronie, Brighton, Eng„ 22- 

27 ; Empire, Bristol, 2tl-Sent. 3. 
Polk ft Tresk, Morlson's, Bockaway Beach, N. 

Y., 22-27. 
Powers Bros., O. 0. H. , Chicago. 22 27. 
Pbtter ft Uartwell, Keith's, Boaton, 22-27. 
Prentice Trio, Lake, Worcester. Mass., 22-27. 
Pryors, The, Pastor's. N. Y. 0., 22-27. 
primrose ft Bohloff, Waldomere Pnrk, Erie, Pa., 

22-27; Athletic Pnrk, Buffalo. N. Y., 20-Sent. 3. 
Bavcnscroft, Charlotte, 0. O. II.. Chicago, 22-27. 
Rfnuey Sisters, Valamont Park, Wllllumsiiort, 

Pa., 22-27. 
ltuiisclilc. Temple, Detroit, 22-27. 
Undo ft Bertman, Berkshire Park, Plttafleld, 

.Mana.. ?2-27. 
Bnya 1 (3),'B|lte. Davenport. Ia„ 20-Sept. 3. 
Itacket ft llatard, Lagoon, Cincinnati, 22-27. 
Itelily, Juhiiiiy, Ipmara Casino, Coney Inland, N- 

Reno's (3). Pavilion, Coronndo, Cal., 22-27. 
ltcklaw. Dan, Cedar Point Park, Sandusky, 0., 

21-27. 
Beuner ft Gaudier, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. 

V' 22-27 
Rente, Chss. K., Auditorium. Norfolk, Va., 22- 

27. 
Richards Sisters, Edison River Park, Winnipeg, 

nice""* Elmer. Temple. Detroit, Mich., 22-27; 

Olympic. Chicago. 20-Sept. 8. „ ., „ ' 
Rice ft' Prevost, Paradise Roof, V. Y. C, 22- 

ItlsuoV («'). Ingersoll Park, Des Moines, la., 22- 

87. ' 

niclt. Jock ft Bertha, Academy. Pittsburg. 22-27. 
Illo Bros.. Bslem Willows. Siilem. Mass., 22-27. 
lllccobolio's Horses, Sohmer Park, Montreal, Can., 

' 22-27. 
Rice. Ksnny, BJiea's, Buffalo. N.Y., 82-27. 
llbeliefiitt ft May. Ontario Beach. Cbarlotte, N. 

if ' M-27, 
Ilonnldoa (31. Olympic Park. Mclfeeanort. Pa.. 22- 

27; El 
Itoielles 
Itnjers " 
lliwlley. 

23-27. 
IlfMnsnn. Rtliel. Henderson's, Coney Island. N. 

: »•„■ aB-Keht; B.' _ ' J, •' „, 

ItockWell, Maude, Chutes. Ban Fran., CjL. 2l-2i. 
Kiinttliui ft Stevens. Itnmonu, Grand Ilsplds, 



Seyon.'. - The, Hendersou's. Otuwy Inland, N. Y., 

S8'27, 
Bhannnns. Four, Orescent Gardmi. Boalun ( '.'J- 

27. 

ShsWa. Aerial, Dleoillng'n. Bockaway Bwch, N. 

Shi-rniaa ft' De Forest. Jacks, Chicago. 22-27; 
.flrtM, liHtlsmpolla, Iml,, 80-SiMt. ». 
fherry, -J.^V;, C. O. II., Glileago, 28-27; H«y- 

. market 2B Beit. 3. 

Sherman ft Knllcr. Steeplechase. Allsntlc City, 

•N. J.. S2-8ft > . . 

Sliettuck. Truly, Shea's, Buffalo, N. Y.. 22-27. 
Show, Mr. ft Mrs. Lany, Capitol Park, Ilnrlfonl, 

COnn:; jet-21 : ■ Howard. Boston, tn-8ept. ]. 
Shiimon ft Dlioii. Proctbr's 23il Street.' Hi Y. C , 

22-27. . 
ShdiiHan's Dogs, Savin Rock, New Raven. Conn., 

22-27; Fair, CamuVu. Me.. 20-Setit. 3. 
Hlgllew.jMlle., preaniliiid. Coney Island N. Y.. 

Slildons' P..MS., Paatot's. N. Y. C, 2227; How- 
ard, Rmton, 2t). Sept. 3. 

Sims. Chutes. Sau Fran., Cat., 21-27. 

Smith 'ft lluker, Ocenh View Casino, Norfolk, 
'Va.it 22-27.' 

Sinners ft VVIIile. Central Park. Allentown, Pa., 
22-27 ; IlqWanl, Boston 29«ept. 3. 

Splnnell Ilrok:.' Wlmiir Gsnlen. • Oklahoma City, 
O. T.. 22-27. 

SprogBellos. Tao Lincoln Park, New Bedford. 
MaM„ 28-Sept. 3. 

Spauldlng, Cblumhls. St. Louis, 22-27. 

RpaSonl, Paul. Paradise Roof. N. Y. C. 22 27. 

Stmngfort, Lionel, East l.oke Park, Birmingham, 
Al«.. 22-27. 

Binhl. Rose. Brighton Beach. N. Y., 22-27. 

Stuart, ft La Vardo, West End Psrk, New Or- 
leans, 22-27. ' 

Btenililer, Malile, Temple, Dettrolt, 22-27. 

Stewart, Cal.. Cleveland's, Chicago. 22-27. 

Stuarts. Musical. Sheridan Park. Chicago, 21-27. 

Stlrk ft l.ou Dan, lakeside Park. Went Brook- 
Held,. Mass.'. 82-27.' 

Stevens. ' Edwin, Keith's. Boston, 22-27. 

St. (Inge Urn*.. Itnniomi. Orsuil Baplds, Mich., 
22-27. • 

Snlly. I#w, 0. O. H.. Chlingo, 22-27. 

sniliui ft Sntton, t.'hesler Pnrk.' Cincinnati, 21- 
27. 

Sullivan ft Ps'miuelena. Walilameer Park, Erie, 
Ph., 22-27. 

Swift- ft 'Barton, -Keith's New, Phlla., 32 27. 

Sylvan ft Onenl, (iteuilale Park, Nashville, Teun., 
22-27. 

Sylvester. Laurence, Ocean Pier, Sea Isle CHy. 

„ N; J.„ 22-87. , ■ y 

Symnniis, Ijitile West, l.lndenwohl Park. Hamil- 
ton. 0., 82-27 ; Arcade. Toleilo. as-Sent . 3. 

TnllHit ft lihgcm. ivutral Park, Dover. N. II., 
22-27. I , 

Tanner ft (Iflherf, Casino, Toleiln, u.. 82-27. 

Tea), Raymond, Siiburlmu Park, St. I/nlls, 21-27; 
Lagoon Park, Cincinnati. 38-Hept. 3. 

TriihriMike. Lsmls'rt ft Tei|prt»ke, Morrlnon's, 
Bockaway Hesch. N. BL 22-27; 

Teehow's C«ls, f Temple, Delroli. 22-27. 

Terrell ft Woslon. A.- ft M.. Bunion, 22-27. 

Teed ft I.anell. Olcott Beacb, Olcott. N. Y.. 22-27. 

Thome. Mr. ft Mrs. Harry, Lake, Worcester, 
Mass., 22-27. 

Thiuiipsnn ft Serhla, Arch, Cleveland, O., 22-27; 
Feilton's. Ilnffnlo, N. >'., 2TI-Septl 3. 

Thiirstort. Howard, Willow Grove Tnrk, riillo., 
22-Beni. 3. 

Then. Jack. Trio. Shea's, Buffalo. N. Y„ 22-27. 

Thoriitnn. James, Keith's New. Phlla., 22-27. 

Tmalmilonj' Four, Bye Hearb,;Rye. N. Y„ 28-87. 

Trocndero Quartet. Hprluitlirook Park, Mo. Ilend, 
In.tr. 23-27:: 0.0. It. Olilcngn. 2S-Se|il. 3. 

Treluitr ft TenilMsil. flrliheum".' San Ffnn., Cal., 
22-Sept. 3. 

•I'vt-ll. At. II.. Cnnlno Pork. Kalamaton, 81-27. 

Tyce ft .lerinim. Pastor's, N. Y. C.. 22-27. 

Vansnr illrls (8), Kellh's, Cleveland, 2fl.8ent. 3. 

Vniuw. 'I'll.-, iliiveruntor's, Atlantic City, N. J„ 
82-27; Hiriiiiigo Pnrk. Pntlstown, i'u., 28- 
Hi-|.l. 3. 

Van ,I.eer ft puke, Kellli's. N. Y. C. 22-27. 

Vim ' ciinlyn. 'cimlnii, Wheeling, W. Vs., 21-27; 
OlcptaiiKy Pork. Ci.1ii|iiImi«. O., 2S-Sept. 3, 

Vnlv^nn lirW. FalrvleW' Patk. Dayton. O., 22-27. 

Vuk-gc._Miirli,\v, Gwlfroy's, Grand Rapjds, Mich., 

Vronmnu,' Dirk, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y , 

Vihi Oofre ft Cotrely, Novelty Grand, Fresno, 
col.. 22-27. 

Walker, lien, Howard. Boston. 22-27. ' ' 

Ward ft Rill, SilHs Soucl, Chicago. 12-27. 

Watson, Lew. Watsop's, Bklyn.. N. Y.. 22-27. 

Walter ft Mnglll. Keith's, N. Y. 0., 22-27. 

Wayne ft f.innur, Lakeside Park, Saginaw. Mich., 
21-27. , 

Watson ft Hills, Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., 
23-27. 

Walla. The, Park, Webster, Mass., 22-27. 

H'urilu. Al.. Einplra, Mlnneapolli, 22-271 Em- 
pire, St. Paul. 29>Beut. 8. 



BASEBALL 




AMERICAN LEAGUE PJBK, N. I 

VrtTH ffT. LOl'IS, Auk.»«,'44, un.OT. 
WITH CLKVELAHD, Ann, HO, 30, 31. 

I 1. 1 1, Hi " .■ i ' I . .'.' " I' U 

nnd Davis, Alice llnynioml. Dtish and Our- 
ilun. l'lijnuiii Mexlette. Oood bouses. 

ItiioAiiW.w (Peter Mci'mirt, ninntger). — 
Week of 22, Kyrle llellew. Kthel llnrryinore, 
In "Coiislo Knte," pluyetl to packed In>uaes 
1H-2II. 

IH cnisTAi. (Ceo. Ira Adntns, manager). 
—Week of 22: HtiBsell nnd St. Olnlr. Lew 
Morris, Montrose arid Ollison, Howard ami 
Wnrri'ii, Chun. Evan". Business Is good. 

\kv» Curtis Tiikatrd (A. it Pel ton. inan- 
nftt'tl. — Tbis thenirp was burned, last Spring, 
and they nave relitillt It in elegant style, it 
Is am* h very haudsotni- bouse, and, will opeu 
the l-'all treason Aug. 20.23, with "Flddlu- 
l>ee-I>ee." A slroni; company. Including Jos. 
K. Howard. Allen t'nt'tio. Ida F.merRon, Ga- 
briel l.lpmun, Jaa. Kmeraon, Lew ltose, How- 
idan lures., Henry Tuote, Onnillle I'nlhouii, 
May Keenun, Alice liorden, t'ardowula Kl»- 
tera, Helen Klbliec, produce all nt Weber ft 
l-'letds' productions. They have a strong and 
linndsomo chorut of thirty people. 

l >■ »■» 

MICHIGAN. 



23, afternoon and evening Jacob Hoff- 
man, a St. Paul balloonist, was drowned In 
Lake Alice, Fergus Falls, Minn., at alt 
o'clock, 18. He made a balloon ascension. 
and on coming down in the parachute -ini 
Into the lake. He became entangled In the 
weeds and drowned before nsulstance could 
reach him In the sight of hundreds of peo- 
ple. Hoffman was employed by the nan 
Carnival Co.. and was ■ making balloon, aa- 
<en«inus at Fergus Falls during the .street 
fair being -held there, lie formerly reaMen) 
In New York, but for the last six years had 
made his headquarters In this city. Ha 

was forty-sll ysars old The Minnesota 

State Fair will be held on the grunnda at 
Mainline, this city, week of 2V. ITalcarrapnlo 
reports state tbat ou Saturday n^nt, 20. 
tliu Empire and the Ttvoll Theati-en vera 
ttmungeu by a turnsdo. I'.d. Clii'i.'srJ. 

<■» i 

TEXAS. 



Dein.it — At the Lyceum/ Theatre IK. D. 
Stair, manager 1 Al. ti. Field's Minstrels were 
greeted by large mid appreciative audiences 
AUK- 18-20. The enlt-rtnlutnent was most 
jilenslng. -Tin- Show lilrl" it<tt. 

Wiiitnkv Tiikathk (K. 1). Slalr, manager). 
— "On the Sttwnnee ItWer," resplendent with 
new soepery and with remnrkubly good play- 
ers, drew pai'K'ed houses H'M. "Ottecu of 
the While Slaves" 21-27. 

Tkmim.r Thkatiih (J. II. Moore, manager). 
■l.ii^l wrek's bill was unusually strung. 
Week of' 22: 'Marcel'a nlrttfrea,' Chks. IT. 
lirudslinw nnil i-iiuiuuiiy. the Three Mltvhells, 



Hnuschle, Itlce and Elmer, Sallle Steinbler, 
John A. V'hi. 'IVscbow's trained rate, nnd 
the American klnetoscope. / 

■ Nirrn*. — 'i'lii-«J,nfa)ette Theatre, Mrmerly 
the Empire, win be npi-ncd under the mini 
tigeuient of Italph K. Cummlugs on Aug. 211, 

fur tin- regular season HnT StejilienH au<i 

Harry l.lntou, late of "The Liberty Belles," 
•jre the two supporting comedians In "My 
wife's Family," which Is under the personal 
direction of Uert Si. .lobn, the energetic man- 

ager uf D. C. Whitney's attractions 

<!. Nick Stark, of The Kveninti New* repnr- 
torlnl staff, of tills city, left Inst week for 
Chicago, to Join the "Over i Niagara Falls" 
St, ■)• 

I 

(iraml HniiliU — The New Powers (Harry 
ti. Sottiniera & Co., innnagers) opens the sea- 
son Aiik.,,'11, with "Snn Toy." 

riiiAMi Oi-RiiA hoiisr (Orln Stair, mana- 
ger). — footing: "Uncle Josb Spruoeby" 21- 
24. "A Koynl Slave" 25-27. 

Hamosa Tiiratiik (Orln Stair, manager). 
— Week of 21 : Adeline Iloattlno and Clara 
Slnvlns. the Lnnioiit Trio, St. Ouge Bros., 
and Leah 'UuMsell. 

flnDMtiiv's PAvimon (Chan. Qodfrov, man- 
ager).— Week of 31 : Uauny Mann and com- 
pany, Hilly Andrews nnd mule, Daly and 
Dottle, Williams and Melbtirue, Mnrlow Vngge 
and Tom Hardy. ■ 

I s 

Bay « Mr . -At. the Wfnoua lleach Park 
Caslni. i L. W. Itlcbards, manager) the bll! 
week uf 14 was cxreptlunnl in ounllty nnd 
included MI|ton and Dolly Nobles, Youngs ami 
llrouks, the Van Camps, the Hernitelna, A. 
II. Kyrrell, Rapoll, Juggler ; the Ureal Doug- 
las, Ktigene Lorkharl. Warren and Illancharu, 
the i.i'k Halvaggls Kuinlly nnd the klnctu- 
grttpli. The usual large crowds were In at- 
tendance. 

IWasiunoton Tiieatru (W. 3. Daunt, man- 
ager). — "A Itoyal Slave" was presented be- 



Wnnltdl. Roy, 'Kiiylc's. A labile City, N. J., 82-27. Only Nln" 23. "The Denver KinriW ''11 »«.« 
Wuslilngiuiia. The, O. fit York. Hug.. 2U-sept. «. 'iW'IIO • "envei i.xprtss .1), Hun 



37: Electric Park. Baltlbiore, W-Sept. II. 

MMM (IH. "Uo". Norfolk, Va., 22-27. 

ffiTd L.tlne. e'sinlly. Patk City. U„ S2-27. 
lbsh>y. J., DreatnlhrJl. Coney Island, N. Y., 



Matcel 



Bofflhs'" Anlniais. Alhlellc Park. Buffalo, 21 
IlilUll. l^nli. lliiuionn. Orond Rapids, Mich.. 

22-27 
Itunkles. The. Jack's. Chicago. 22-27. 
Iliistel! Pllll * t'xrrle. Shady Lake Park, I'eeka- 

ta||i j^ j.. 22-27. 
ftiissell. Dorothy. Morrison's, Bockaway Beach, 

Sntn. 0.' K.\ Hansa. Haralmrg, Oer., 22-afl. 
Hhckn ft Cnllen, Pleantre Beach, Bridgeport, 

SahKmi' ft Mar'low. Bergeman Park, Ixjgansnort, 

Skltteli. Itikly'i Mercer's Driving Park, Trenlon, 
• N. J.. 22-27. 



Wnsliliigluus, The, O. II., York. ling.. 2U-Si)pt. 8. 
Wiiythmi's Olrla, NeW York Itoof, N. ?. C, 

22-27. 
Waldorf ft Mi'iiilna. West Knd Heights, St. Lnhls, 

22.2 a; Oleulsiisy Park. Coluiiibus, <),, 211- 

Wult-rn. Jan. II., iliiveriiiiiur's, Atlantic City. N. 

.1.. 22-27. . 

Wiiltslnuer ft Drake, A. ft S.. Boston, 22-27. 
Wuls, AL, Paradise Root, N. Y. C, 2-27. 
Wsri-en ft MrMahau, Sliea's, Bultalo, 22-27. 
Wells, Pauline, 'ft Picks, Ilenilersoirs, Coney 

Hlguil. N. Y.. 22-27. 
Welch. John J.. Baldwin. San Kruu..,Cal., 22-27. 
Welcome A liinlo. A. ft S.. Boaton, 22-27. 
Weltaell. Jan., Itye Beach. Rye, N. Y.. 22-27. 
Wl-nton ft Itnyuiond. lakeside Pnrk, Akron, 0., 

22-27: Meyers l.nke. Canton, 28-Sept. X 
Webbs in. Eleeirle Park, Bultlmore. Mil., 22-27, 
Webb, Margaret, Celeron Park, Jamestown, N. 

Y.. 22-27. 
West. John A., Temple. Detroit. Mich., 2227. 
Welch, .l.i". ft Cells, ttenwlck Park, Ithaca, N. 

Y„ 22-27. 
Welch. U-vi, Young's Ocean Pier, Atlantic CHy, 

N.J., 22-27: Lion Palace, N. Y. C, 2U-nvpl. 

Whitehead ft Diamond, Lyric, Portland, Ore., 

22-27. 
White ft Simmons. Young's Pier, Atlantic City, 

K. J.. 22-Sept. ». 
Wilder. Marshall P.. Columbia. St. Unls, 22-27; 

C. t). II., Chicago. 20 Kept. a. 
Williams ft Tucker, Orphouni, Sun Fran., Cal,, 

21-27. ■ ., 
Wills ft llssian. Pair. Des Moines. In., 22-27; 

Pair. St. Paul. Minn.. 20 -Sept. 3. 
Wllluurii-.;, The, Cryalal. Denver. Col., 22-27. 
Wilson Bios., Olympic Pnrk, Chattanooga, Tcnn.. 

22-27. 
Wilson, Tony ft Helolse, Watson's, Ilkln., 22- 

2T. 
WlllluiiiH, Krnnk ft Mil. Keith's, Plillailclphla, 

22-27 ; Proctor's, N. Y. C. 2V-Se|it. :i. 
Wllllnuis ft Cordon. C. 0. II., Clilcugo, 22-27; 

Goiunibln, St. I-o'iIh. an H"|ii. it. 
Wllaoiin. The. Keith's. N. Y. C., 22-27. 
Wilson ft De Monvllle. Jack's. Chicago, 21-27. 
WllllaniH ft Melburn, aotlfmy'a, Oraml ilsplds, 

.Mid... 22-27. 
Wl'noi, ft Dnrls, Cenlrsl Park, Dunkirk, N. Y., 

22-27. 
Wiggins, Bert, Proctor's 23d Street, N. Y. C, 

22-27. , , 

Wood, Milt ft Mande, Kalrvlow Park. Duyton, 

I).. 22-27: Carnival, Masslllon, 21) Heiit. :i. 
Wolf ft Milton, Proctor's 2itd Street, fJ. Y. 0., 

22-27. ' - 
WolBng'M Trained Animals, Uooliag's Casino, No. 

Beoch, jl. Y.. 22-27. 
Wooil ft Berry, Howard, Boston, 22-27. 
woodward. V. P.. Casino Park. Blngbamlon. N. 

Y., X2-27. i 
Wynne ft Hart, Sea Breese Pavilion, Irondqnolt, 

N. V. 2227. ' . 

Wvley ft'Wylson, Criterion, Tampa, Pla., 22- 

Sept. 3. 

Wygaml ft De Mont, ll.iber's. N. Y. 0., 22-27; 

blriiilliiK's, Roekaway, 20-Sept. 3. 
Yarrlrk, Jiateph, Cleveland's. Chicago, 22-27. 
Yotnigs ft Brooks, Itlvcmiite Park, Saginaw, 

Midi., 22-27. 
Znitd, 'ti. (). 11.. Pittsburg. 22-27; Keith's, Phils., 

2li-Sepi, ». 
Zlmiiieriiiiin, Al. A Pearl, flreen Front, Dead- 

wood. S. D., 22-Sept. 3. 
/.hnmer, John, Heiklersou's, Coney Island, N. P., 

22-27. 
Zlmuiermnti, Willy. Paradise Roof, N. Y. C, 22- 



Hanlsl«e.-At the Itamsdell Tlieatro 
(Ilobt. Iloinnilell, uiauuger) Ward nnd Wood. 
In "Two Merry Trauipa," played to u large 
untl wnll pleased audience Aug. II. "Dude 




only sin" rui, 



oiu'iiMin Bnacm Casino (Chns. M. South- 
well, manager).— "Uncle Josb Stiriireliy" and 
his band gave two concerts Sunday, 14, doing 
a kooiI business. 



I'OI.OHADO. 



•P 



"wSLi** telfefa. Temple. Detroit, Mich.. 
•i,« "P 1, •• . '' ' "' 

il.M«»iy ,w *' PWin'oe Roof. H. Y. C. 22-27. 
"V^^^riM. Central Patk, Allentown, Pa., 
g^S7; Traction Park, Trenton, N. J., a» 



ssoiiji. Herr. .PI , |r*i"L P fZl'p£lJ c, 5 , "i 1 ' n'a bt «• NlgbtlOfa; 
RXBM- mm^&S^&^SJL C o, 2 ?^- and ti* BeTlo 



nenvrr.— At F.lltch Gardens (Mary F.lllcb- 
Long, manager) week of Aug. 21, "A Japan- 
ese Nightingale." Week of U. Orrla Johnson 



siiilt' rarrlK Lagoon' Park. Cincinnati, 21-27. 
Sifmour I? DnnweV Mans., riamburg. Oer.. 22- 

Scnl'iett. fli'.. Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 
2227. 



and the BeTlowa Stock Co., In "The Wilder- 
ness," gave a great production, and had the 
house packed. 

Manhattan Brack (W. R, Lawrence, man- 
ager).— Week of 21: Julian Hose, Hooker 



KalaiMnaiM) — At Casino Park (Ilnlrd ft 
JWkln, mnnngers) business showa no 1st up. 
Week of Aug. 14 : De llollls nnd Vabnt, 
the Kcmon Trio, the Musical Stuarts and 
others. 

Acai.kmy oy Music (II. A. Hush, iiiunn- 
gorl.— "Arizona" Hept. 8. 

I'Yuaiiii! iiuiiTiiKim' Stiikkt Pair week of 
8 proved an Immense success. 

■ S ' 

HrtirlnsiTV.— At the Academy of Music 
(.lolin II. Davidson, managnr) "A Royal 
Slave' hnd good business Aug. 10. "Tho 
Show Olrl" 80. 

.iKt-mm Tiikatiir (T. I), linmtord ft Ham 
Marka, managers). — "A liomanco of Coon 
Hollow." 1417, drew good business. "A 
I.lttlo Outcast" 1K20. 

HivKiiHiiiK 1'aiik Casino (I,. W. Ulcliards, 

manager).— Oood business hero. Dill 18-21 : 

Al. II. Tyrell. the IlemsteiiiK, I lie Van Camps, 

Youngs nnd Iliooks, Milton and Dolllo Nobles. 

« i» 

MINNHHOTA. 

St. Paul.— At the Metropolitan Oisirn 
House II,. N. Kt-olt, manager) the regular 
season opens Aug. 25 Willi (.'buttncey OTcotl, 
for ten days. 

Ohand (Theodore, I,. Haya, manager).— 
Percy Haswell and Die George Kawcett Co. 
A rew .X?. ry . h™." 1 huslness woelTof 14, In "Hip 
Van Winkle." George icawcett pliive.l the 
title role, with his irttlc daughter Margaret 
as Mcenle. In the drat act, and Percy Has- 
well as tho grown up Meenle, In the last 
two acts. It was Utile Miss Pawcell's first 
aniKMrance on the stage In St. Paul, and 
she did wall, 'litis week concludes Hie en- 
gagement of this company at the Grand, 
nnd It has been a most successful as well 
as profitable one. The regular season opens 
21. with' "In Old Kentucky." "Tllllo Ol- 
son'' follows weeks of 88. A new feature will 
be Sunday matinees. T 

H-TAn I A. H. Singer, manager).— The regu- 
lar season of Ibis douse will open 21, wilb 
Weber'g Dainty Duchexs. 

OnrfiBi.'ii Music Hall ill. Hodlnl, mun- 
nger i.— HuslnOH waA fair tb good week of 
Hi. New people for week of 22 are: llrody 
and Hamilton, Mae Mclbane, Sam Cole, the 
Pour Knights Bros., Eva Metcalf, the Clif- 
fords, Inert I.vle, Johnny Pot, Pedrn Wln- 
gnrd. Oeo. Wilson, Al. Wartlu, ClTda U. 
Young, and the stock. This bouse Is run 
In conjnbctlon with the P.mplrc Theatre at 
Minneapolis, by tho Hodlnl Bros., of which 
H. Hodlnl is the manager of tbe Orphean. 

Khi'irk (A. Wclnhoirer, manager).— Basl- 
ness was very good week of IB. New people 
for week of 22 are : Mr. and Mrs. Ham fla- 
zlile, Prankle Denby. (lladys Carlton, Incs- 
lelle Nltram, Mabel Porrest, anil Wilbur and 
Wright. All of tin- people for week of 18 
will hold over, with the exception of tho 
l.iimls. 

Mrntion.— Ilaruum ft Bailey's Show cofflrf 



Hoaston. — At the StandnrAl Thcatra 
(Alvldo h Lnsaetre, niuaogurs) business, Aug. 
IS to 20. continued at large ah ever, Tho 
week also saw a splendid offering as a cur- 
tain raiser, In "Itoynl Auioura,'* n burlesque) 
production full of fun. Tim following per- 
formers made up tbe programme i:,-;o : Birdie 
Vsrnell, Maileiino La Verne, Mnbel l'. Wright. 
Prank 1'. llaldwlu, Marin Dockinati, Rrnvst 
Bailey, Tom Kelly, Grace- Irfntrr Russell, Al- 
lie Parron, Cleo Samnyoa, Lett nnd Hone Eil- 
inomls, l-'rancls, Howard and I'rani-ls. Hbnil- 
rlck and La Rose, Ktta Howard, Pearl Oil- 
more, I.lllle While, Jessie WikkIs, Itlintuti, 
IMnii Morris nnd linker Anil Pouda, 

Notes. — Tho Umpire Theatre will be known 
or the Grand hereafter. Will It. Wllioo, pro- 
muter of the Elysium Theatre, New Orlcuus . 
nnd manager of the house last season, Is ih» 
malinger of the Wilson and Waterman Co., 
limited, a ciirpiirutlnii Hint has leased tho 
Umpire Theatre here for the liurposo of put- 
ting In a dramatic stuck. Wilson-Waterman 
have also secured the Kmplro Opera, House, 
In Snn Antonio and will also piny n mock 
there, to be alternated about every eight 
weeks with the Houston company.' The cor- 
poration Intends later on to add to Ita cir- 
cuit lu Terns. It bus Invested In New Or- 
leans In theatrical property, which Is to bo 
u part of the stock company's circuit. Tha 
Snn Antonio Opera House will be opened 
sunn In "The Hello Of Hlehiiiuinl," and Ih" 
Grand, at Houston, Sept. n, with Rose Mayo 
Stock Co Manager Mlclivnls, tin- per- 
severing and energetic manager of Sweeney 
& Coomb's Opera House, Is putting forth all 
Ills abilities to get the Auditorium In shape. 
for tbe attructluiia booked for September. 
T'lio work at Sweeney & Coomb's Opurn House 
Is going along with great rapidity. 
i 

Ft. Worth.— At Greenwnll'H Opera House 
(Phil W. Grecnwnll, manager) the prelimi- 
nary season upeiiM Aug. 22, With the Albert 
Taylor Stock C'0„ for one week. 

i.a kb Riiik Paiik anr Pavilion (C, A. 
Taylor, munager). — Sylvan and O'Nenl, In 
"I'll Play tho Gallery," nnil Chns. lloey. In 
Illustrated songs, week of in, lIuslursH cob,- 
tluues satisfactory. 

Htanuaiiii Thkatiih (Prank De Deque, man- 
ager). —Tom Pey'a drama, "Black Hob," was 
the opening act week of 1ft. Virginia Haydrti 
held over, and caused a aeiisntlon with her 
baritone voice. The other people ; Holland 
and May, Phillips and Gordon, Virginia Ran- 
kin, Agnes I.a Porte, Carl CnnetanrT, Lulu Do 
Mar, Joale Wise, llaby Dot, Jennie f,ee, Tom 
Pey, Lulu Luwton, and Let tie Coltnn, Tho 
blogroph picture! close tho allow. The 8. It. 
O. sign wus out nt l he opening. 

Ciiown T'iikatiie (Phil Ppsleln, manager). 
— Copeland and .Copolgnd, In, their comedy, 
"A Vatidovllla Rebraraal," as a curtain raiser. 
week of 1ft, nnd In the olio presented "Mc- 
Googlo nnd tbe Kid." Marguerite Rurkbarc 
opened and scored a aucces with Iter siieclal- 
ly, "I key Goldstein." Others: Clark and 
llrninons, Louise Ilynl, Harney Williams, Idn 
Currlcu, Kiliwl llusscll, Lure and Luce, Ada 
Yule and Sun! Ilnrrls. lltialneis continues to 
capacity. 

i n s ' 

Han Antonio.— Week of Aug. 8 the Or- 
pbenm had the following : The Three I, ml - 
fora, Kmlllo l.en, Geo. W, l>nna. J. Van Wle, 
linby Owen, Owen, Owen and Owen, moving 
pictures. Attendance was very good. 

Nutk. — Hid Wulss, nmnagiT of the Grand 
Opera Home, has returned from his trip 
North, looking very well. While sway hi 
hooked an unusually good line of attructloua 
for Hie season, which will open Aug, 2d. with 
Albert Taylor's Stock Co. The Grand bus 
Ih'i-ii overhauled and now presents a beauti- 
ful view In tlib Interior. The exterior IS very 
tiilrucilvc. nnd has new electric lights In 
fi-opl pf tho bouse. 

a ' 

(iiilvrstini. — Tho Crown Theutro (Jako 
Coy, business manager) was formerly known 
ps tho Mascot Tlicaire. It has beeu thor- 
oughly renovaled, and presents a coxy ap- 
peiirnucc. A crowded and eothuilagtlc au- 
dience witnessed the opening performance, 
Aug. ID, with the following performers mi 
band : Jan. Thompson, Klnic Itusnell, Dun 
Itiindnll, Jessie limulall. HI Holt, I.uderlno 
Oiirth, itnsn II. Mitchell, Lizsie Mitchell, llen- 
Inli Do Mon, Daisy Gordon, Llllle Kllswortli. 
Kittle Kay, May Gales, Delia Davis and Ada 
Buy. The stock played a laughable comedy, 
lulled "Mixed Pickles." 
»»» 
DF.VI'IJ* IN ITIH rnOFUHbIO\. 

.Iamkm Bhnhi.hv, u well knnwn gymnast, 
died Sunday, Aug. 7, nt llollavllle, Can. He 
whs born about sidy-four years) ago. In tho 
Province of Ontario, Can., and began hla 
career IIS a circus [M-rforiner In 180ft, tin and 
bis partner lining known its thn Ilonsley Bros., 
trniieze nnd hiirlznntnl bar performers. They 
toured that, year with h. It, I/cnts Circus, 
after which Mr. Ilcnaili-y played success- 
fully wilb the following old nnd well 
known shows : Wheeler's, flea. V. Bailey. 
Washburn's. John II, Murray, and ltoyil 
& I'eters. In 1NT7 ho Introduced III* son In 
a unique and novel act, which kept them a 
feature In viiudovlltn until he joined the 
Adam Porcpaiigli Hbowa, llarnnm t Bailey's, 
llohei-ts ft Gardner, Howe's Ixindon, lingers, 
nnd Goiimnr Bros, ft Downle, lUcently be 
played parks and lending; vaudeville bouses 
until he waa atrlrken with diabetes, which 
caused his death, Ills wife, a ion, two 
brothers and a sister survive him, Inter- 
ment WHS 111 Belleville, Can., Aug. 0. 

wii.mxn Hock, who wun an operatic 
Binge malinger In this country some year* 
ago, died Aug. 11, In Ilcrlln, Germany. He 
was brought to tbl* country first In toNS 
by Dr. I<eopold Damroich and 10. M. Stan- 
ton, us stage manager for the first season 
of German opera at tho Metropolitan Opera 
1 1 OHIO, New York. Later he joined Mrs. 
Jcanrtta Thnrber In her efforts to found an 
English opera company, lie was later on 
i lie manager of varloua theatre* In Germany 
and In recent years conducted a dramatic 
school In Berlin. 

Tiik Boot or Mauri, Puktz, an actress 
who woe well known In Philadelphia, was 
found In the Delaware Itlver at Prenchtown, 
N. J., on Aug, 17, Hhe bad gona out on 
the river Aug. 1ft for a row, and the boat 
rnuslzed, 

Wm. .1. Phanx. a performer with Cliaa. H. 
Franz's Modern Vaudeville Co., was Instantly 
killed Aug. I), at Clnvelond, O. While be and 
his brother, Chas. II., were moving the show 
to the depot, a street car struck tbe hind 
wheel of thn wagon, throwing William under 
the car. He was twenty-one years of age, 
nnd had been In tbe profession five years. 
He I* survived by Ills brother and live sisters. 
Interment was at Dayton, ()., Aug. 12. 

W. W. Mi Ki;dwv, at una time manager of 
the Youngstowu Opera House. Votingstowii, 
O., died nt his home in that city on Aug. HI. 

.Iaiviii HnvuiAN. a balloonist, was drowned 
Id Lnke Alice, Pergu* Palls, Minn., Aug. IS. 



61£ 



THE NEWYORK CLIPPER. 



August 27. 




BIG FIRM-SHAPIRO, REMICK & COMPANY. 

• .ft > .7 

Here's a New One by WILLIAMS and VAR AL8TYNE, Positively the Greatest 8tory Coon Song Written In Many a Moon, 

"BACK, BACK, BACK to BALTIMORE 

A Smile in Every Word, a Laugh in Every Line, a Hand in Every Verse, and an Encore Every Time. We Also Wish to Call Your 

Attention to Our Hew Descriptive Child Ballad, Which Has No Equal in the Market To-day, 



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NOBODY SEEMS TO LOVE ME N W 



I) 



By J O 



MAXWEL 



- This Is the first time that Maxwell and Simpson have ever been Induced to make slides for a popular song, but the big checks tempted 
them, and in return for same they have made the most beautiful set of slides ever thrown upon a canvas. They must be seen to be aoDreclated 
Slides for this world-beating ballad are now ready. ; : KH ' 




INOLE, 





The Greatest Indian Song Ever Written, by the Writers of Navajo. 




y O ' D E A' \ *b n eft AD A ISA 

A Sure Fire Hit for Any Singing Aet. 



IN DIXIE 



IN ZANZIBAR, 

The Monkey Novelty Song in "The Medal and the Maid.'" 



Have Yon 

Professional Copies Will Be Bent on Receipt of Program. When 'In Town We Will Be Pleased to Have Yon 

MORE Ol'JIBtE, Manager Professional Department 



SHAPIRO 




NEW YORK. 46 W. 28th 8t. 

WATCH 



MARIAR, 

Heard This Rube Song? IT'S THE MONEY, SURE! 

Give V. a Call. You Are Always Weleome at the BIO FIRM'S Offlees. 

ICK «5c COMPA1VY, 

iO. A7.RO Clark At. kb*ba» .~ ...... ' T 



m oui 



lie bad made a balloon ascension, and on 
making a imrachute leap he fell Into the lake. 
Km>bkncb'1!owaiid. of tho vaudeville team 
llovnolds and Howard, died Aug. 21 at her 
home In Baltimore, Md. Her husband, James 
Ue ynolda, survives her. ■ . 

Under tit ttiU. 

Notkh ritoH At, P. Wiibblbb'b Nbw Modbl 
Shows — Huslnees still keeps up to the top 
notch, and while we are not turning tbcm 
awuv, the figures have been on the right side 
at everv turn. ' Mr. Wheeler has added the 
itast week a team of Mexican burros, also 
another beautiful spotted nony. Walter Phil- 
lips, aolo cornettlst: C. Coumont, trombone, 
and Jnu. Provost, baritone, are late addi- 
tions to our hand. Our season will run Into 
Octolior. . _ . 

AnvAKCB Dbpabtmknt Pawneb Bill's 
Wii4» Wbst. — W. E. Ferguson, general agent ; 
A. P. Scott, railroad contractor ; H. Overton, 
contracting agent ; 8. P. Hetteberg, excursion 
agent; P. w. llarrell, manager advance car 
No. 2, with the following men: B. J. Leydon 
and V. Klncald, banner men; B. Matthews, 
lrnsa bill noatcr ; W. Kettlewood, J. f. Batc- 
muli. M. L. Bell, M. Wlschart. W. Unbare, II. 
Italic, J.- Jones, A. Lamont, P. Aiken, h. 
Marsh, K. McNut, K. Baker, D. Moran, bill 
lioaters, and R. 11. Winder, chef. T. D. Van 
iMou, managor advance car No. 4 ; J. W. 
Ncdrow, boas hill poster ; .11, Trailer, V. 
<'huxch, li. Richards, H.' Weinler, B. Caasell, 
S. I'anbv, A. Bockfellow, G. Humphries. R. 
stockborgor, bill, posters ; T. Corby and U 
llaustr, banner men; J. Day, K. Uuclier, V. 
llechml and II. KimnlT. lithographers, and It. 
W. Hammock, route rider. 

Notch vbiiu Crankb'h Nbw Modkl, Shows. 
—Business Is great. We are working North- 
ern Michigan. The people arc clover; but the 
roads arc bud — up oue hill and down another. 
.Nellie Whalcn Is dolug tine In her coon shout- 
ing, and comedy. Master Russell never falls . 
in amuse people. Carl Kltbrldgc, boss host- 
ler, always has everything ready to start at 
;'■ o'clock. . Wesley Eltbrldge 1b a performer 
who has something new In the Joke line every 
day. Assistant Manager Frank Wlllctt la al- 
ways on. tho spot waiting when the big show 
comes In. This country Is ho wild that we 
can't get hay or oata for the horses. Some- 
times Master Itussell gives exhibitions with 
his bucking pony each day before tho doors 
<>|ien. l'rof. ticorgo Owen has joined, and his 
art Is simply great. He Is getting ready to 
pla.v dates on the circuits. 

Unt'M'ivi DniiY Mahtynk. tight rope 
dancer,' reports doing nicely with John Rob- 
inson's Ten Big Shows. 

NlVTKS KIIOM Kmisiit h Smith's Cibcch. — 
We arc now touring Indiana and Oblo, play- 
ing to packed and enthusiastic houses, return 
dates being aaked for. Tho members of the 
company are all happy,. and enjoying the best 
•if health. Hosier of company : C. H. Knight, 
manager : I>. Smith, advertising agent ; Auttle 
Sykea. Al. K. Spencer, J. Dcmarln, Mr. and 
Mrs. l.ii Bert Moreland, Poreat .D. Snyder, 
Tlteron Fahl, 0. Ed. Brown, J. W. Lawrence, 
Wallio Sykes, Tims. Under, Dell Hlcker, Joy 
l-'ahl. L. K- Bender, C. Fahl. Mr. and Mrs. 
ltol>ert Shaffer, Claude Lane, Carl Young, 
clef. Methena, Call Small, F. M. Twltobefi. 
I 'rank Kogers, ledger Woods and Bert Hun- 
sell. - Knight & Smllli carry a band of nine 
pieces, under the leadership of Theron Fsbl. 
Knight & Smith contemplate taking the show 
South for a late Kail business. 

Jbromb and Edward, novelty equilibrists, 
joined the Reno k Alvord Combined Shows 
Aug. IK. They write that their act was a 
blgt success. They go South for I be Winter. 

Notch khom Hrkt 8it.VF.iTs Onk Kind fin- 
cii»,— We have been out sloco May U>, hnv- 
lug oiieued at our home, StniMllsh, Mich., and 
iinve dune a wonderful business all oen«>u. 
Over half of the time we could uot posslblv 
get the people Inside the canvas. Will close 



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CHIC AC O t 87-89 Clark 8t 

NOVELTY ANNOUr 



■ ™ t- r- -■ ^FSSSi ,0 Withered 8t. 



about Sept. 18, at borne. Next yea* we- will 
enlarge the show to twice the present Bite. 
We carry twenty-live people and twenty-three 
head ot horses. Hotter. of show :.Ti». Silver 
Family of eight, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sliver, 
Frances, Laura, Earl. Pearl, Ruby and Dick, 
all- play In band and orchestra, and do an 
act In the big show and concert; J. Dan, Rice, 
with bis eight Shetland ponies, three pigs 
and mule, in three great animal acta; Sandy 
Copeland, slnglo traps and rings; Canneld 
and Von Horn, double traps and Udders; 
Yene Ives, singing comedian ; Bert and Dick 
Silver, singing clowns ; Earl Sliver, juggling 
and wire; Ward Walker, Irish clown; Will 
Carnott, clarionet soloist; Cbas. Perkins, 
musician ; F. H. Monroe, trap drums ; band 
and orchestra of tea pieces, Ed. Cross, ad- 
vance. All. are well. Have made Very few 
changes since the show opened. 

The Bisteis Tv-Bell (Vllletta and 
Edythe) are with the Rlngllng .Brothers' 
Show, and report meeting with success In 
their specialty. 

Nona kf.o.m Db Mack's Bio Show. — We 
arc now In our sixteenth week In; the In- 
dian Territory, and business has been good. 
We are dne In the "cotton fields" In two 
weeks, and then everything will be lively. 
We - close our Summer season at Collins- 
vllle, Ind. Ter.. Oct. ID. and then .we make 
a tour West through Texas, ArliMji'.' New 
Mexico and California, returning about May 
10, Next season Mr. De Mack will put out 
a circus, and he Is working hard now .getting 
things in shape. We now have twelve peo- 

J>le with the company, and everyone Ih en- 
oylng the best of health. We look for The 
Old Rbliablb every week, and we .generally 
get It. The gentleman In white, makes bis 
appearance every Saturday night, after the 
show. ^, ,- 

'"Fewest Obeat Railroad Show.. Notes. — 
The State ot New Jersey continues! to con- 
tribute to our material happiness, *Long 
Branch, Asburr Park and Tom's River gave 
us the usual high class business* which we 
annually receive . at these popular coast 
towns. Daring the week Aug. lo-'Ju, in spite 
of muddy Ints and heavy rains' business at 
Drldgeton, Gloucester/ Camden and Ardtuore 
was good. In the towns adjacent to Phila- 
delphia wo were favored with numerous 
visitors. Including; Rlcharjl Uemnflng*, the 
Old time circus manager; J.'liuno, aulrmii 
Importer ; Edw. Holder, of the MeV*arl;in<1 
& Holder Shows ; Wm. Doris, side show man- 
age i- ; Hob Watt, the dramatic writer; Sam 
Harris and Percy Oldbottom. of the Har- 
greaves Circus, and Billy Angerptb, with 
members of Diamond Jack's Vaudeville Cir- 
cus. Recent departures from the sbow com- 
prise Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fables. Rcorgs Glew, 
Frank Hbbart, Charles 'Mitchell and Mrs. 
Chas. Bobbins. Next week we go to Dela- 
ware and Maryland. Reports from these 
Slates Bay that the crops are Yery bountiful 
and business should be excellent. U. H. 
Whit tier Is still In advance, and Clinton 
Newton continues, as general press agent. 
Iho Messrs. Welch have decided to continue 
tbelr season until late In the Fall. - 

KlLPATRICK BaOTHEItS' LOOP TUB LOOP 

Co., featuring Dlavolo, while giving a per- 
formance at Sheboygan, Wis., Aug. 16, suf- 
fered considerable loss from a heavy storm 
which blew down the top ; Harry Burns and 
Dlavolo and wife were losers also. -The 
loon and 'cycle dazilo were badly Injured 
and a bicycle and bag puneblng apparatus 
damaged. A stadium was built and the per- 
formance started again IT, and has beon 
playing to good business since. . 

Ski. Hoitv.Mii's midgets have been en- 
gaged for another year with theJDgrnum 4 
Kalley Circus, at an Increased salary; 



These 



clever 'little -people ore creating a sensation 
at- evpry ' performance. 

*i.RTcHK« Smith has closed with the 
Browiilee A Heed Co. and Is nuw In bis fifth 
■week wllb the' Andrew Itownle shows, mak- 
ing his fourth season ahead ot that attrac- 
tion. 




The mas with Ihs best proposition It the mm wto prti the coir. 

■ 7< !SIl r * 1, J * n4 Esxwlllon. enjble. o. to know whii to 
AnCX offer to Unit the dime-. 

purntn^i.hoold.ppc.l 
to »or trm trtltt, notcl. 
lyorjf.tlry man. Yon 
«n ivtu o n the vtarl mr 
QiMllelr., .nd tot • «m 
.-^»BBS^»^" {PPwrlnx MtW. Our "V 
Ri^HUOpCTgroi ggffw s beil a B «gl««tJs 





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SUPERIOR 64 
WEEKLY NORTH 
SERVICE. CLARK ST., 
PROMPT CHICAGO, 
ATTENTION. ILL. 

The Film Rental Borean I 



CB1ELY JlTflfBLRY 0Q„ PQRTCAHD, MAIN E 

S to 1 1 ma n's Dresser Trunk 

■Easy to get at everything without 
disturbing anything. No fatigue 
In packing and uopscklog. Light, 
strong, roomy drawers. Holds as 
much and costs do more than a 
good box trunk. Hand-riveted; 
strongest trunk made. In small 
room serves »s chiffonier. C.O.D. 
with privilege of examination. 
_. ..■•*• "twj tor Chief. 
r.LWmjLUgoT.&yintot, Wtmbtal 







CANKER. SORES ', 

Obsuitote cases of Cancrum Oris hiva 
been relieved after three or four applica- 
tion's of 

SOZODONT 

LIQUID 

A complete cure has been effected within a 
week (rem three applications a day. ' It Is a 
wonderful dentifrice. Nothing to equal It. 

IT CLEANSES, HEALS, PRESERVES, 

1 FORMS: LIQUID, POWDER, PASTE. 



AT LIBERTY, SOUBRETTE, INGENUE OR 

JCVtitULB. yardrobe Al off. and on stage. 
Address . ALICE LCNDV, 

US. Morgan SU, Chicago, III. 



TENOR AT LIBERTY. 

Mrs) Clans Ballad Singer, for minstrels or quar- 
tette. JOHN BARRKTT. 

- He. 2 SI. Felix Bt., Brookijn, K. r. 



PROF. ROACH. 



Teacher of tae only reliable nntt class Dancing 
School on South Side, 191-ira 6. Clark St., between 
Monroe and Adams 8t. Suite of 3 rooms. PROF. 
KOACII, teacher of all styles ot step and fancy 
dances, splits, bonding-, tumbling, skirt dance, 
nuck and wing dancing, Band llg, genteel Bong and 
nance, acrobatic song and dance, brother acts, 
musical acts. Please write. 

**» W. MADISON ST., CHICAGO. 

WARDROBE. 

Wardrobe for Sale Cheap. Three trunks foil 
at All Baba Company -a Wardrobe: 60 fanov waists, 
40 pairs ladles woolen and apangled tights, 10 
ladles' gimps, with skirts and aprons, gold braid; 
R pairs ladles' striped knee pants, 8 pairs ladles' 
knoe pants, different colors; S pairs ladles' knee 
pants, white and red stripes down side; 11 pairs 
ladles' slippers, 7 redsliouldcr Jackets, « wide Wade 
swords, is belts, S trunks, with above contents, 
$40. will not sell in separate lots; uo takes tho 
three trunks full. Here la the Grtaleil Bargain 
on Record. A |%0 Royal Photooptlcon, double 
lens, uncut lantern made, with trunk and a large 
canvas for picture., all complete, with Mtoeo 
views; will take *loo. over ao of the finest S. S. 
Stewart and J. B. Scfaall Banjos, and other 
-makes, with leather cases for same; will sell at* 
great sacrifice. Also sleigh bells, staff bells, 
wooden xylophones, organ pipes and wire dul- 
cimer. Bend for list. 1« W. Madison 8U,0HICAQO. 
ROACH:—: -Cnt Thl» Out ROACH. 



WANTED, 

TRAP DRUMMER 

Who playa Ty mpanls. full set of traps; sober, re- 
liable; regular weekly salary; 38 to 40 weeks' 
work,; chance for work on sldo. Write or Wire. 
W. ft. F. r. MELLINGER, Academy of Mn.lo. 
- ,. Cumberland, Md. 



FOR SALE, 

10 INDIAN BUCKSKIN COSTUMES 
Also 10 HEPNER WIGS, 

Almost new; half price. Addreui 

Box 613, BORDEMOTN, N. h 



• WANTED, FOB 

CAPT. CLAYTON'8 
Triple Fair Ground Shows, 

Ladv- Performers, Dancers. Posing, Ludy with 
Snakes, , Strons Women, Punch and Magic, 
anything sensational, male or female ; lor 
tent or platform iwrcHtllng" partner with mat. 
Kid Parker, write, t'an also furnish tents on 
P.?,"; 1 -, 1,,ve fairs Mew Knnlond, open Sept. 0. 
Will buy curiosities and orgun. State all and 
lowest. CAPT. CLAYTON, Wyoming, U. I. 

opes for cieuneiT, 
LADIES' ORCHESTRA. 

: Rest organization in America.. High class 
vaudeville, theatre and concert work. Per- 
manent engagement only. No traveling. 

..-UNITED MUSICAL BUREAU. 
. 110 E. Had-B treet. N. Y. City. 



WANTED, 

CMEDIiX. with Specialty. 

Heavy Man, Comet, String Uasa and Tuba, Trom- 
bone and Clarionet Join at once; state lowest 
salary. Address H. A. DtBOIS. 

Mgr. Vernt May, London, Ohio. 



JNO. A. HIMMELEIN 

. •- WANTS 

Genteel Heavy Man. 

KeUey's Island, Ohio, nnUl Aug. M:tl»n Massll- 
l on, Q..« >t J KO. A. HIMMELEIN. 

WiHTED, FOR BTETROrs DHOLE TM'S 

CABIN CO,, 
Man for Marks and Trap Drummer. Also Colored 
Cornet Player for colored band. Address LEON 
WASHBCRN, New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y., 
Aug. 26; Port Richmond 28, Tottenvllle 27: west- 
Oeld. N. J., »; Bloomfleld 30, Mt. Clair 31, Morris- 
town S.pC 1. ■ ' 



WHILE 1 

of BOSK^ 

Conneltavtlt. and New Lexington. Address 
. . PRANK E. JOHNSON. Manager. 



P PLAY1NO THROUGH OBItl, MB. MAS- 

•■ A« KR, forget not the hustling little city 
hVILLE; excellent break between Nc- 



AT LI BERT Y-MED. LECTURER 

Strictly sober, np to date and look, the part. 
Strong Lecturer and Office Worker. Addles. 
EZRA EDWARDS, Brewster, N.T. 



FOR SALE, COMPLETE WESTON GALATEA 

in good condition, all ready to set up and give 
show. Will tr.de ror Picture Machine. Price as.'.. 
LOCK SOX, so: Union City, Erie Co., Pa. 



AUGUST 27. 



THE KEW YORK OI/TPPEH. 



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c£ CBT INI;,ME ,F Y0U **«? THE SEASON'S BIG HITS, A8 Wl ARI NOW HANDING THEM OUT. 

"I May Be Crazy, But i Ain't No Fool !" 

The Boni Bug Made tbe King Laogh. ^ A. Bi gger Hit than "JONAH MAX." HearBBRT WILLIAMS Blng It M the Grand Next Week. 

"FARE THEE! OIM MA WAY! JES' GONE!" 

* Bo eing H with LEW DOCKSTAD BR, BILLY CLIFPORD, ERNEST HOOAN, JOHN RUCK-KK, f ASCOTT, MLIY KRRBAXDS, and the Leading Comedians. 

" ~ — ■ H 



**\LVHJE>»$r THB MOOX shivp* "• 

• • A Will, Song, .lone Id it. clue, featured by Richard CONORS, m the William. I M* " 



I 



,% First Night lilt with MR. NAT WILLS, Is "A Bon of Re*t» Oo, 



WALKKR 



•MBJ- AK» IXE^ MIlVS'MfcE^ BAN».» I ^WMV ADAM SIXXED." 

A Merch Song, Fall or Life end l« now Being Featured by GEO . WALKKK end BILLY CLIFFOBD. _ lAgsWBg Wjjgg sg^^ MM* 

THE ATTUCKS MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY 

STEmwAY HALL, Chicago, 111. SHEPABP N. EDMONDS. Manager, 1255-57 Broadway. N. Y. 




Ruth 

WBKK OF ACQ, aa, DEWEY THEATRE, SEW YORK. 



and 




WORLD BEATERS-TRAMP OOMFPY ACT. 



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MS 

LATEST INVENTION IS THE 



NEW IMPROVED 

PATENT FILMS 



COMBINATION of INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, SONG 
and SPEECH with LIFE MOTION PICTURES, 

You fee the Black Face Comedian In 1,1 fe-motlon Picture, on the screen, 
and you hear h Ira talk and ilng at the eame time. You a.e the Corset 
Sololtt playing and at the .am. time yon hear the melody ho playi. 

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Largest Manufacturer in the World of Life Motion Machine* and Films, 



SLOT MACHINES. 

When yon are tired of paying big prices write us. 
Picture Machines, Beauties, $18.60. Punching 
Machines, 8Iot Phonographs, Fortune Tellers, 
Disc TallrJng Machines, Weighing Scales, Litters, 
Name Piate Machines. ROGERS MFO. CO., 
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Who Doubles slide Trombone. Other Performers 
who Double Blurs, write. 8aj lowest In first 
letter, and if can Join at once. Address 

A. BAILEY TEST SHOW, Red Bant, N. J. 

, AT LIBERTY, 

AGENT. 

Five rears' circus experience. An/thing ahead 
of any show that pay* the monej. 

r ■ F. K. CUMMINS. Clrclevllle, Ohio. 

WANTED QUICK, 

Sober, Reliable Violin J>eader| Also 
Baa.; both Doable Braae. 
Not Car Show. 
Others writ*. BELCHER'S COMEDIANS, 

■ '• Plcaxanton. MB. 



AT LIBERTY - CHARACTER COMEDIAN. 

SPECIALTIES. f 

WILL F. CROCKETT 

Address UNITED STATES HOTEL. Harrlsburg, Pa. 




S1 4.75. 
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Fitted for Either Electric or Calcium. 

EDISON LATE MODEL COMPLETE.. $78.00 

LUBIN LATE MODEL COMPLETE 46.00 

FILMS FROM $2.50 UP. 

SOt FT. OF FILM 40.00 

EDISON TRAIN ROBBERY 85.00 

100 SETS OF BOIfl SLIDES. 

MAN WITH THE LADDER AND THE H08E.. 7.00 

DOES TRAIN GO TO HEAVEN 7.00 

BLUE BELL. 

I'VE GOT A FEEL1NQ FOR YOB. 
And All the Latest. 

We will take year old Film.. Ma- 
chlnee and Bong Slldee in Trade for 
Mew Ones. 

We Rent Film., Machine, aad Song 
BlidM, With or Without Operator., at 
the Lpwest Rate.. 




EFFECTS. 



THE CRAZE OF MEW YORK. 
THE HIT OF PIFF1 PAFFI POl'Fl 
THE HIT OF LOIR FILI.BH. 
THE HIT OF THE ST. LOUIS . 
WORLD'S FAIR. 
For fall particulars addref a 

ALFRED L. HARSTN & CO., 

138 E. 14th St., Tel. 3*12 Gra. 

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. 



Cars for Rent 

FIVB FINE PULLMAN HOTEL CARS, WITH 

. .< ■ STEEL WHEELS. 

All furnished complete. Address 
MISS M. McMAHON, Wellington Hotel. Chicago. 



FOR & J± Iv E>. 

Two High Glass Vaudeville Sketches, 
Two Characters iM. and F.) 

Address COMEDY, care of CLIPPER. 

Mangers. Nstice-NED NELSON, Character 

Comedian. The Howard, Boston, Ibis week. 
Austin ft Stone's next week. 
P. 8 — The andlencc likes me pretty well 



WORKING WORLD'S BI6 MECHANICAL 

Show, for sate. One floe one ready to ship. A 
blgwlnner for fairs. List free. CH AS. HOOD. 
IPS Va» Norden ft ■ -Wes t Cambridge Mats . 

' ^ssfAkl'tJTrsBEO 
For Robert Buchanan's Co., 

A Juvenile Leading Man. Tell all. Send pbo*,. 
No novices, flurry. MACLEOD, Alta, Canada . 

WANTED IMMEDIATELY; 

Hepertolre and Good Specially People. All nr»t 
lttter. HENDitiCKS' COMEDIANS, Dawson, Kj. 



WANTED QUICK, 

1st Violin, doable Brass; Cornet, II. and 0.; Trom- 
bone, B. and 0. : Tabs, B. and O.; Trap Drummer; 
.Musical Team, double In Band. 

OUlBilE, CHASE & WBSTOVS IM8TMU 

169 65th ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. 



FRANK IY1ACART 

WRITE; SEND ROUTE QUICK. 

WE 8AILMEXT WEEK, , 
Address MADAM MAOART, CLIPPER Office. 



WANTED, 
Actors and Musicians, 

Slide Trombones, Clarionets, Drams; slso Men 
for Stage. State salary end experience. Show 
never closes; belt cars, best treatment of any 
showon tbe road. Ad. C. E. BEYERLE, Prop. 
Da y's Ten Nig hts Co .. Orand Forks, N. D, 



MUSICIANS WANTED 

ATWORI.D'SFAIRTILL DEC. 1. C. E.L1NDAIL, 
Indian Congrt's o n the Pike. St. Louis. 



COBNETTIST 

AT LIB. FIRST GRADE SOLOIST AND BIZ. 
"WINDOM." firand Opera llniisc, Borneo. 



AT LISERTr, Bright 

Illustrated Bong outBt, sings 

useful with company. State 
LARSON, care of fJordon 



Yiru 

llDgfl, | 

te aalafy 
», »7 W 



Mil With 

props.- and 
.S4th8t.,N.Y. 



COMEDIAN, 

USEFUL REPERTOIRE PEOPLE, 

Flora Oe Voss Co., 

QUICK. ADDRESS 

J. B. ROTNOUR, 

RICHMOND, ILLS. 



FOR 



Rodney 

Stock Co. 

GOOD COMEDIAN wh« can Sing and Dance, a' 
GOOD SINKING and DANCING 8QUBRETTE, an 
EMOTIONAL LEADING LADY to Feature, Good 
CHARACTER WOMAN. •* 

J. L. THOMPSON, 

PORT HUROW, MICH. 



WANTED QUICK, 




WITH SPECIALTY PREFEBBED. 

Pianist, Arranger. Don't misrepresent. State 
lowest salary and all. 

LORNE ELWYN, Bellows Falls, Vt. 



WANTED, 

60DD REPERTOIRE PEOPLE; 

SPBOIoLTIEB PBEFBBEED. 
MAXAM <fc SIGHTS, 

PARK RAPIDS, MINN. 



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MACHINES. 

Mew and Second Band Btereoptloons, Films, 
Bong Slides and Supplies. Picture machines re- 
built with all Improvements. Rheostats any volt- 
age. Mechanical enacts for acts made. Expert 
repairing done, new YORK film exchange. 
E power, Mgr., in Nassau St., Sew York. 

Pnone 33S0 Ooruand. 



WASTED 
QDIOK, 

BIG REFINED MINSTRELS, 

Novelty Aot to Feature, Musicians for B. and 0., 
Leader who can Arrange Musical Act, Both uiust 
play brass. Singers uutl people In all lines MUetT 
double. Tell all Or.'. Monsy or Hoke's, NO. We 
pay all. First Class Trap Drummer, full Imc of 
traps. 8ANFORD k ROUISOK. 

Oarneld House, Cincinnati, o, 



FILMS. FILMS. FILMS. 
PATHE 

CINEMATOGRAPH CO., 

#:'•' 42 E. 23d STREET, NEW YORK. 

■ We beg In inform onr numerous patrons and friends that wo have opened a branch In 
this country In order to sell our original 

PATHE RIL-ft/IS. 

Which have a world wide reputation, and t hat have boon *<> largely copied anil duped by 
various nnscrupulous concerns. All uur nlms are supplied wills a title in red, bearing the 
snnouiiceniuut of ihe subject and our trade mark— "THE coil." 
'.V> 'Mo Picture Bhsnw la Perfect Without Oar' FIIihn 

}•• Bt\s are of Worthies. Copies. ' 

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320 feet 
160 feel 
740 feet. 
150 feet. 



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THE NEST ROBBERS iv.ry r™,) 
ANNIE'S LOVE STOBT (irasnuo 
PERFORMING DOGS ■ - - 



I 



Flying Jordan's Vaudeville and 'Cycle Carnival, in 

Conjunction with Diavolo looping the loop, 

«4«;h Annual Tour Around th« MVorld 4th 

ACTS OF EVERY DESOBIFTION. 

Bar Performer., Comedy Act. that do aot depend on language for success, Comedy 
Musical Act., Trick C ycll.t, 'Cjrele Whirl Riders. 



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ttention I i 



CUSTIJIKI PRBPAHRD AND UESL'LTS Ol'AllAXTKEn. 

EioluSlve rlghlB for different terrltorlei'. All rights pre»"<"»<i h « "• b. patent. Speclsl •rrnngoraouia 
made for preparing scenery and properties, etc. For fall particulars sdureu 

UBS BELLE LAVEBD, 177 n. 70th St. , lew Tort, I. T. 



Olyitlpic ThOeatye, 

129th Street and Third Avenue. New York Otto. 

Newly Furnhlied. Flreproofed. Entirely Refitted. INAUGURAL OPENING, MATIJRDaYNIOIIT, 
PT 3. STOCK, BURLBBUUR AND VAVDBVILLB. 

WANTED— First Clasx Singers for Opera Oonil<iuo, llnrleuiua, Principals and, Choru*. Comedy 



SJGn 



TBD AT ALL TIMES, . 

GOOD L00KHS 8H0LB woin 

or SISTER TEAMS. Must lie good singers or 
dancers. Good percentage. No matinees. Six or 
eight weeks' work. All small Jumps. 

BERLIN MUSIC HALL. Amsterdam. N. Y. 
Pi J. CA88IDY, Prop. BURT KISG, Mos.Dlr. 



Plays with Priiuigfor Reperi*lre Companies, 

REASONABLE ROYALTIES. -"Red River." 

"Beacon Light.," "The Moonshiners," "Gold 
King," "Garry Owen," "Lynwood," "Sins of ihe 
Nlgnt." "Wife For Wife," "On the Frontier" 
"The Fugitive," "Hand of Fate," "Fairies Well," 
••Captain's Marc." eti. 

T. B. wiNNETT, lsO-j Rroadway, Sew York. 



Side Show Men 

The greatest side show or platform moner getter 
ever known Is the Chinese FO-KA-UA-MA, wltn 
is legs. Tbe only new, up to date attraction. 
With a One sxio painting, $4t; $10 with order. 
List free. W. KBLaojr. 

8 Vsn Norden St., No.Oambrldte, Mass. 



Wanted, (or tin Little Falls., Mini,, Free 

STREET CARNIVAL, Sept 26, 11, 3*. Balloonist tu 
make ascension and parachute drop once each day 
and Company of Five Negro singers and Dancer.. 
Write unick and forget you are the on y people 
In your Hue when you name the atnouot ynor 
contract It to carrr. Address FRED JORStlNO, 
C hairman Am usement Com., Utile Falls, Minn. 

CI1CTJB PEBF0BIEB8 AID 1081. 

f ianh, write; ti;ce who wrote 6 "wka".ago, 
write again. Plnyri ulirleu, Floyd Trover, ad- 
dress Plymouth, N. V. ■ TEETH BROS. 



JOHN OltlEVBB. 



GARDNER, WEST and SUNSHINE, 

THB PAH-RA-LA TRIO, 

For Hie coming season, for Hurlawnue or Farce tiontedy, MISS WEST plavlng "Leading Boy" parla. 

U'cek ADg. :t, llOWAill) ATHEN.Kl.'M, Beaton. .Permanent atiilre.s. 141 MERIDIAN ST., East Boston. 



THE 



MILES & CO. VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE 

WANTED SAT ONCE, 



flt» Skeleh Tenuis. aA Winter acta and BO HI 
use Tft ciiorus Women for •IlurleBuup. N. 
Vaudeville Theatre* and Music ilnlla can 

PADDY 



I 



gle SpvclalllCM (Male or Femnlc). i'mii nls<, 
— Muuagi'ra of Bond HIiuwm, l-'lral C'lnsH 
•t what they want by iiddrvHHliiK 
UN k SK, R Third Ave.. K Y. 



- WASTED, 

MOUNTER FOR ACROBATS 

and CARRYING WIRE. LadyorOent. Must not 
weigh over liorh. State age. weight, and send 
photo, If possible, which will lie returned if re- 
quested. Address THE LENROCS, 

Ml John Ave., superior Wis. 
P. 8.-WHI liuygood iMd. 



ACROBATS, NOTICE. 

Wanted, an Acrobat, 

To Join a recognized act; must be a Swell Ground 
Tumbler. State what tricks you do, salary ex- 
liecled and where nork ran lie seen, in Hrst let- 
ter. Address t. N. T., care ol CLIPPER. 



RADIUM. 

ftADIUN EFFBt'TS POR B.M.LKT-, 
MAHCIIKI. IlADIt'M DANCBB. BTC. 

M. MAIHRON. up west lath hi., New York. 



WANTED AT ONCE, 

For SlelsoD's Uncle Ten's Cabin C»„ 

Mao for General BnHliieas,'t)oinct II. and 0„ Tuba 
and Doable Has* or Tnbs and Piano, Trainiiotiit 
B. anrt 0„ anil Colored MlialclanH. Slate age, 
belghl, weight »nd salary Ural letter. We par. 
losrd. Ans.QEO. PECK, Mgr., 214 W. «18t., N.Y. 



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THE IUW TG1K "CnDIKPCER.-: 1 



AMUST2T. 



ww r vokk t awr. . i 

»fTl*W » nd Conm » a gr-JA c 1 1 Tl t j 
marked la* week'* theatrical doings, fairly 
good luninesa prevailed, at Joe" indoor thef 
at res, aid the open sir resorts were, well at- 
tended. An announcement which attracted 
much attention waa that the New York Hip- 
podrome, which will be under the manage- 
ment rjf Thompson Mb Duridy, will be teiQy 

for opening early next, year .The 

Hr.BAi.n SyuARE ThbatrI ' opened Thursday 
night, Aug. 18, with a revival of "The Girl 
from Kay's," In which Sam Bernard and 
Hot tie William* are again the leading plat- 
ers The London and Miner's; ItoWKitt 

Theatres opened Saturday, ''20, with 4he 
rrnckerjack* and BJce ft Barton's Co., re- 
siicctivi'iy . , . .The Wjcht End Theatre began 
the season, 80, with "Two Little Sailor Boys" 
ns'ihe attraction. . . . .The People's Tiieatkfi 
closed on the tame date, Sullivan, Harris & 
Woods?. lease having expired. -When the bouse 
reopen* It will- be an a bottle for Jewish per- 
formances, the same as laat season The 

i.iiiFlniii'cl attractions for the week ending 
Aug. 20 were:. "The Maid and tbe Mummy" 
in the New York. "PI* I PaB 1 1 Pottf 1 1 If at 
the Casino, "l'arls by Night" at the Madison 
Square ItooV Harden, "A Little of Every 
thfbg" at the Akrial Gardens, and "The 
Eternal. City" at the Ac admit of Music, 
Mm laat named closing on that date. At 
ritticioii'H Fifth avenue and Onr Hund»rd 
a\u Twenty- fifth Street Tubatebb stock 
productions with' vaudeyille between the 

acta, continued] The ope week stands 

cloalng 20 were : "The Span of Life" nt tbe 
Tiiibii Avenue, "More 'to : Be Pitied Tban 
Bcorped" at Pkoctoii'r Fiptv-kiohth Street, 
"Wedded and Parted" at. tbe PrOpu'r, 
"Alone in the World" at tbe Metropolis, and 
"Darkeat liiifiala" at the Star...... Variety 

entertainment was furnished at Keith's 

UNION SQUARE, pnOCTOt'R TWKNTr-'J'JIIIlll 

8t*b»:t. Tonv Pastor's, PaiADita Roof 
(iaSuf.nb. i)i« New York Roof Oasoin, tbe 

DRWKV, the' WBHT TWENTX-BINTR BTRKET 

Theatre and the Gotham. At Hurrh'n Mi - 
m:om l lip iiHiml lung lilt of curios and vnude- 
vlljja' prevailed, ' ' ' ' ' 

Herald Square Theatre (Charles Froh- 
man, manager).— Tbe Jipaaop wuh luiiugn- 
ratM Thnrkaat evening, is; with a revival 
Of "The (Jlil from Kays," which bad a long 
run nt this limine laat Reason. Sam Ber 
nurd was* as laugh provoking' aa ever, and 
the,, other members of the cant naaiited In 
the enjoyment. The one change noticeable 
was In the part of nam Gordon, which la 
now I played by (leorge .Howard, In a com- 
mendable manner. <fhe 'sting*, dances and 
lUHtunii'H are as attractive an heretofore and 



Austin Fynes, general manager). — A capital 
MmtBM of "The New Magdalen" -wet 
aptirotnl of two good llzed audience* on 
.', 22. - Jessie Dett did Tenofkably clever 
Fk and W. 8. .Hart brought considerable 
ahrllty to bear upon (he Interpretation of 
his role. Cabltol aid wbm given by (iertrude 
Berkley, -Arthur Jioops,. Edwin Fowler .aud 
the 'other 'members of tile 'company. Tbe 
cast : Julian Grey, W. B. Hart ; Horace llul m- 
caaft- Arthur Hoops ; Surgeon, Wetzel, Ed. 
Fowler ; 8Urgeon Survllle, Harry Dyett : Cap- 
tain! Arnault, Geo; Howell ; Max, James, 
Julian Reed : Detective Ferghson, Robert 
Xeane ; Mercy Merrick, Jessie Isett ; Grace 
Roeeberry, Nina Morris; Lady Janet Hoy, 
(Jertrlide BKrKley. In tbe vsndevllle bill 
were the Dillon Brothers, Ib their capable 
acf Bertie Fowler, whose act wax very 
well liked:. Louis Kallkowskl, in his well 
knoton animal Imitations ; Walter Brown and 

«I.a i.'lH.i Qr.tn... Ih a Mna alnMno nti/1 rlnno. 



the Kills Slate™, In a. line singing and danc- 
ing specialty ; Fisher and Johnson, Comedy 
trick Vycllsta; the Gillette Bisters, In altig- 



the toualcnl comedy hwiihch to tbe same ex- 
lent, as formerly. (The aasu:. Mak lloggen- 



heltriei', Ham Ilenmril ; Harry Gordan, (leorge 
Howard : Tbe Hon. I'erey, Fltsthlmle. Iilrneat 
Lambert ; Mr. Chalmers, Heorge R. Sprcgue; 

' ur Billot 

Mon in- i.Bv'Igoe ; 'Pepper, TfrnnW 



Jniie ill, Deorge rioney ; Archie If ■jbr'ldi 
T "ie ; Pepper, TfronV Met: 
Paul Decker; Winnie Har< 



ul- 



lougp : Prank, 

htirSugli, Hutiie Williams 



iiracti i iikiii'i ; .mi 
Mtoyle ; Nancy l.o 
Meftiuen, Teddle B 
Tlionip«i>n ; Cora 



. Numb- Chalmers, 
i iitliiirliie Hutchinson ; Kllen, (liar . maid, 
Oraoe Dudley ; Mrs. Ohnlmera, t'arrle I,ce 
'tOWley, Mary Naab ; Mary 
DiiCTie : Clara Butler, piara 
TIioi)i|j«oii ; Cora Paget, lllancbe v Ilrooks; 
Mabel Donald, FrnnclH lUiff ; Hilda French, 
Maft Oilman; Klla Wlnton,. Laura, Bulrd; 
llhoda Cantaur, Marie KellcT; Maud KbBr, 
rlyrvla BaHMl ; Oertrudq Sar.uu, Helen W»l- 
tuBH OtTvB Manton, LotilRe McNamara ; Jbnn 
l-:iy, Pearl Ben Yusef ; Jane, Lulu Le Sage. 
'lie Hii-oiid week started US. "The Spell- 



binder" follows Sept. 5. 



to 



Mewo'Theatre (Sullivan & Krone, man 
ngtrs).— A royal reqcbtlorl W*b fxteaded ti 
J. Herbert Mack's World Beaters at tbe'r 
llrat nietropolllnn appearance tbls season, 
which occurred nt the Dawey, Monday after- 
noon. Aug. it'J. There was no mistaking the 
cordiality, of r the welcome of Hie orgaii|xn- 
Hnri iin a whnlli, Independent of the reception 
of the leading members of the compauy, who 
won much approval. The programme opened 
with' a fii";e comedy, entitled ."One Night 
Out," which served to Introduce tbe full 
strength of the company In the moat gorge 
ouA cdMutnek. The cast 'proved 'fully afle- 
ipnite lu every way, and a bright and snappy 
presentation wbh the rosult. The olio, which 
Included Bohunnon' and Corey. Harrington 
inn) Jttagon', comedians ; Three Nnrtim, aerial 
marvels ; Burnett and Weycrson, and Vackley 
und Bunnell, was excellent. The bill closed 
wjtli rim comedy extruvagantn, "Ping, Pang, 
Pong," and again the full singing, acting 
iiml character comedy talent of Mr. Mnck'n 
cn|*b|o>ombnny found rtlenty of opportuni- 
ty for their best epdeavors. The continue.! 
and scenery, the latter p line tropical set, 
would do credit to n' Broadway' production, 
i 'harming mimical numhors auu bright com- 
ulv were Introduced. Tho full cast of "l'|us, 
Paug, Poug" Is as follows: Barney Fluue- 

5 an, Joe Harrington ; Suwcdon* Sammy, 
Injur Casper Nowak ; Prairie Dog Pete, 

• leorge Bunnell; Leo, ltlchatd Nudo ; John 
llotiiir, Kd. Weyerson; Dinky Bum, Mnrt 
Reaenn ; Uortle .Newport, May (lehhardt : 
Freddie Saratoga, May Corey : Celeste, Ruth 
liurneit; Ceiestlne, Luella Miller. Next 
week, Clark's Runaway Qlrls. 

New York Thentre lloof Harden 
(Klaw I Krlangor, managers). — The eleventh 
week Of title Summer bpuhoii began Aug. 22, 
with a fair attendance. Hoaarlo Guerrero 
remaluM the feature, continuing to present 
the pantomimic sketcb. "The Hose and the 
Hunger." Wayhurn's Qlrls UI«o continue as 
ti feature, though Nellie V. Nichols uo longer 
leads them In songs. New people thin week 
lire : The Melville Bras., Buckner, McGrath 
Bros., living pictures, Sparrow, and Bailey 
unci Fletcher. Louis Urnnot holds over this 
week. ' 

II u tier's Museum (John H. Andorson, 
manager). — Abbott ' Parker, styled tbe 
WoiIiTh Greatest Phenomenon ; Julene, Mabel 
Melton, long haired beauty ; Ed. Haven, tho 
hoy Hercules; Llasle Hanko, fat girl, and 
S. G. llrlnskley, the bearded wonder, make 
up the list in the clirib hall. The attendance. 
which tested the capacity afternoon and 

• veiling, Aug. 22, Indicated a great Interest 
In the convention of freaks. In the theatre : 
Ada Jones, Thomas Young, John J. Walsh, 
Osborne unci Wallace, Joyce and Mllfette, 
Kelly nnd' Daly. Maya add Mulligan, May 
Burtram, Frauklc Richards and mauy others. 

P»r«ar»P Hoor »J»r.|ri. (OMU Him- 
uiciHteln, manager). — lOnlgmarelhv which 
wfis a decided >:ucce>a last week, la continued, 
niul otbera oh the current bill are: Paul upa- 
donl. Hill and Sylvnul, Agues Mnhr, Pewit, 
Cbas. T. Aldrlcii, Willy Klmmetmau, Slaters 
oakeb. lUo* and Prevost. Collins and Hart, 
and. Al. Walt. "PaiHlfulln," with Joaenhlne 
Sabel, slranor Folk and chorus ami ballet. 

Bin 41a on Suua.ro lloof t; aril en (Weber 
A RiVsY.' bfahagers').— "Parla by Night" be- 
gart Attrf. 'it Its eighth and flnol week. 

Aerial darden (Klaw A Erlanger, mau- 
ageraV.— "A Llttfe of Every thlhjt' 7 opeheff Its 
twelfth , week and usfel fortnight Au« S3. 

New VorU Theatre (Klaw * BtUhger. 
mnnager*).— "The Maid and the Mummy'' 
began Aug. 22 Its fifth week and last fort- 
night. It will be eueceeded by "The Old 
liomratead" Sept. 0. 



log, and Alexas and Scbaul, "Tommy Atkins 
and the Dancing Girl." The kalatecbnoscope 
continues. 

Miner's Dowery Theatre (Edwin I). 
Mltinr, mniingitri. — The new season was Inau- 
gurated Saturday evening, Aug. 20. Despite 
the humidity a large anted house collected 
In order to greet the old favorite, Cbarlcv 
Barton, at the head of Rice A Barton's Co. 
The entertainment consisted of a farce come- 
dy, entitled "A Night at Manhattan Beach." 
The eRcapades of Mr. Black (portrayed by 
Mr. Barton) were as ludicrous os eycr, and 
the Ingenious methods by which he got out 
Of scrapes canned much amtisemenl. 'Mr 
Barton was ably assisted by Annie Dunn, 
who contributed excellent work as Mrs 
Bljick; Bert Baker, os Mr. White; Kitty 
Hart, as Mrs. White; Amy Nelson, aa 
Stella, and Mork Hart as Dr. Green. 
Kndhy Vedder and M isk Seymour ' were vi- 
vacious as the two actresses who caused tbe 
trouble. Messrs. i loppy. Goldsmith, flllroy, 
141 Rue, lleiizette, and Miss Baker contrlb- 
utod eultavle assistance. Tbe cooAib- 
liidlis, Including Nellie Lnnren. Rose Htlll- 
mnn. Stella Launders, Klsle Kvans, Stella 
Halnfette, Lillian Dexlnk, Lillian Wilson anil 
violet Lave, presented 'a pleasing array, and 
wetc alive to the requirements of their roles, 
rwfcral Incidental show numbers were lluely 
dNased and toe medleys were well sung. A 

rihyalcnl culture number, strikingly costumed 
n Blue and White, by six Indies led bv" Kandy 
veilijcr. wot one of tbe RUccessftil bits. 
Cuitllcal numbora In character, performed by 
the- men, . I'tniihed greatly' and tbe patriotic 
llrjiile of the first act earned an encore. The 
HTipr.nlflcH Included severnl novel numbers. 
Bert Baker, iu a monologue, parody and 
extemporaneous «ong, ; opeued the list. Tbe 
Seymour Slaters were lively nnd sang and 
•lanced well. Mile. Rnye presented her acro- 
batic dunce and concluded her performance 
With her contortion act on ab elevated glass 
plote, over an nrtlHticnlly arranged fountain 
ppoiltlng MfJi water and with striking light 
effecte. Itedaettn and La Rue. In their com- 
ical ncrobatlc act, caused plenty of laughter 
by their antics and genuine surprise at 
many of their clever tricks. Gllroy, Haynea 
and Montgomery presented a pleasing act 
hM on board a yacht. Splendidly sung solos, 
duets and trios, nnd Mr. Gllroy's telling work 
RB, . tl|e cnl'ln boy comedian, made up an 
excellent untortalnment. Goldsmith and 
Honpy closed the olio. Their musical 
act, . -with Mr. Uoppy as the Jew com- 
edian, furhlBhed melody through the 
means of various Instruments, alternat- 
ing with many laughable interludes. Tns 
closing scene/of Manhattan Beach suitably 
United a show well begun. The same cbar- 
irptera were aeon In different surroundings. 
Black rt|d White, aa automoblllate, wsto, 
sultitlngly funny. Rice A Rartoh have used 
ilieir naiiRl good Judgnient. In equipping 
tills show, and the coRtnmes worn by tbe 
Inflle* ns well as the entirely new scenic 
embelllahmfuta, ahow a well accomplished 
determination to present everything In nrst 
class style. Harry. Webber la representa- 
tive, J. I.'. Swope, treasurer : Kd. Morbeck 
Jr 1 ., musical director; Jack Herlcble, atige 
earbentor; Mme. Mould. coBtumor In charge. 
Tbe Bowery Thentre baa been thorouglily 
renovated and newly painted during tbe 
Summer. A complete set of fire eHcnrss 
trnfn every window Land door In the' front 
of tbe house lend to"the streets.' Tbe bouse 
stair Includes: Tout W. Miner, local' mana- 
ge/; J. F. Smith, treasurer; John Carta, aa- 
alliarnt treasurer; Cha*. V. Gatblnger,' stage 
muuugcr; Thou. V. .Mrtiulrc, musical di- 
rector; Jaa. Rtissell, advertising agebt. Next 
weak the Kentx-Hantley Co. 

Third Areane Theatre (Martin J. Dixon, 
manager).— "Tbe Game of Life" la ,thls 
week's bill, and Is cast as follows : ProlooUe; 
Agnes Havehscroft, Hnncha Blschoff: Mas- 
ter ■ Waiter, Willie Thompson ; Crazy Tate, 
S. C. Hulpin ; "ileal Grit." Walter H. New- 
man; George Malcolm, Homer. R. Barton; 
Hdlth Malcolm, Mary Stoddard ; Splggot, 

T. Hooker 
Clifton. 
Bameralda 
Clifton ; 
__ iry Stoddard ' Pedro Gomaro, 
J. ' Hooker Wright ; Walter Ravenscrof t, 
Walter II. Newman ; Agnea Itavenscroft, 
Hnncha Blachoff ; Jose Vondam, K. ' F. 
Simpson; Antonio, J. H. Powers; Oeorgo 
Malcolm, Homer II. Barton. Forman k Co., 
a re the proprietors ; ('has. Abrams, manager ; 
John B- Webenhoff, treasurer : Will K. Naff, 
agent. Next week, "Thou Shalt Not Kill.'' 

Miner's KI»tU«h Avrnnr Theatre (Ed- 
win D. Miner, manager). — The Imperlul Bur- 
lemiuers opened their New York engagement 
and also the season of the Bigbtb Avenue 
Theatre to a large and enthusiastic audience 
evening of Aug. 22. "The Gay Widow 
Bro*u, ■ n one act musical comedy, of which 
Frederick Solomon wrote both words nnd 
music, proved to be enjoyable. The entire 
company uluyed with a snap which carried 
the piece far towards success. In the vaude- 
ville section, Flossie Coy contributed largely 
to ' the ' pleasure of tho audience, with her 
deep contralto voice; Mcltuy and Wyatt, In 
a "comedy sketch, caused much laughter and 
applause; Lillian and Reno Washburn were 
given the most enthusiastic reception of tbe 
evening and their songs and conversation 
proved: their right to tbe recognition they re- 
ceived ; the Musical BellB pleased great fv In 
a musical act ; - Kmmonds, Kmerson and lOui- 
monds hud a kborkabout act which was suc- 
cessful and Geto, H. Diamond won repented 
encores In Illustrated songs. "The Girt from 
the West," a one act burlesque, closed tbe 
performance. The book was by Tom Mcltav 
mid Arllne Wyatt, the latter being responsi- 
ble for tbe lyrics and music also. Tbe hu- 
mor was pronounced and the piece reflected 
credit on Its sponsors, who were promi- 
nent as fun makers throughout. M. J. 
Kelly, as Pete Jones, a cowboy, wna 
decidedly forceful and amusing:, and 
Charles Knluionds aa Reggie Kulrsei, 
anq.Mort JUUerson as Soulful Ham, were de- 
cidedly laughable In tbelr efforts to evade 
the , numerous revolver shots from Pole. The 
plots of the opening aud closing bills were 
minor considerations, and easily lost sight of 
In the melange. The generally good work of 

Srliiiipais aud chorus, and the successive 
'nbluy of gorgeous costumes showed the' de- 
sire of the mnungement to plense tbe eye aa 
well as the ear. The cast of "The Qlrl from 
tbe West" Ib: Jerry Kids, Paul Bell: Dolly 
UOllRh. Reha Washburn ; Joe. Tom McIUv ; 
Snttlful Sam. Mort Kmerson • Mra. Kids. Julia 
RMtbonda ; Salome Jqane, Lillian Washburn : 
Reggie Falraex. Cbas. F.mmonas : Anhle Nates, 
ArliBe Wjntt ; Allln, Artlmr Bell ; Pete, Jonen, 

GlnrleS.''';' • 

THro. bendix has been engaged to com- 
pote all the 'mimic for James K. Hackett'a 
Slays, and has been re-engaged as musical 
Hector for the Hudson Theatre this laaon. 




— The second week of the present season 
was inhered In 'Monday. Aug. 28. when Sul- 
livan, Harris |* Tvpods offered the melodra- 
matic surcesi. "The Fatal Wedding," By 
Theodore Kremer. The audience was a, godd 
hot wenther one nnd the play met with lis 
usual success. The cast, was as follows. I 
Howard T Wilson. Nester Le^nnon; Robert 
Curtis, Berton Churchill ; Toto, F, Most- 

8 ornery ; . Peter Schwartz, Dick Qullter ; 
I'Keilly, Howard Kersey; Rev. Dr. I-nrjer- 
ford, Cbas. Western; Mabel Wilson, Veaaie 
Carrel) ; Cora Western, Julia Ralph ; Bridge I . 
May Thurston; Jessie (The Little Mother). 
Cora Gulnton and Ken's Kelfel Frank Wil- 
son, Master WHIle j Jerry Doberty, J. C. 
Price ; John Kelley, P. H. West ; rattle Mai- 
lone, James Curtln ; Little Rtrojs, Mottle 
Franka. The part of Jessie will be nlter- 
nntely ployed during the week by Corn Qirln- 
fon and Baby Kelfe, and on Monday mati- 
nee tbe character was creditably enacted by 
Baby Kelfe, who stood tbe strain -well and 
captivated tbe audience. A special feature, 
worthy of mention, was Gertrude Hayoes ana 
ber.Celestian Choir, their slng!ng In the las', 
act calling for hearty encores. Sunday's con- 
certs, Ang. 21, drew good houses. Next 
week, William BramwelT, In "Captain Har- 
rington." V • 

Harriet Theatre (Charles Frohman, 
manager). — "Military Mad," a three act com- 
edy, adapted by Leo Dltrlchsteln from the 
German of Frana von Schonthan, opened 
this house for the regular season on Aug. 
22; The play, which was preaented on that 
date for tbe first time In New York,, wan 
originally produced nt tbe Iiyertint Theatre, 
New London, Conn., on Aug. 1(1. Mr. Dlt- 
rlchHtcin cannot be credited In this instance 
with having dipped his pen with very happy 
results, In spite of tbe fact that the work 
In' Its original was a good Inspiration, fudg- 
ing from the success It attained at tbe Irvlag 
Plncc Theatre about a year ago, when, aa 
" I in Ilnnten Rock," it ran with credit It 
Is meant as a satire upon the "military mad'' 
Germany of the present day, but the adapta- 
tion gives only a suggestion of this satire, 
and exploits, Instead, a number of Incidents 
dragged in by the heels, in many cases, 
and treated In a lame fashion. There 
are. However, some humorous Incidents scat- 
tered here and there Which give some com- 
[MOisntlon for the lagging action of the piece 

Sfl r whole. Its story may be summed op 
rlofiy en follows: Karl Ilartwlg has '-a unru- 
lier of German officers quartered at lils home 
during a sham battle, and one of them, Lieut. 
Von lloheireck, falls In love with his adopted 
iih'ce, whom Karl Is anxious to marry oil' to 
blR son, Hans. . Tbe son is, In plain terms, 
an Incompetent, and the young lieutenant 
eventually carries off the prize. Mr. Dlt* 
rlfhsfsln played the lending role, and played 
It well, giving deft touches here and there 
which showed his skill In comedy creations 
to marked advantage. Ida COttbuest played 
a .young American Southern girl with quite 
good dialect nod general excellence through- 
out. Her acting was particularly fine In 
act two, where she Is called upon to carry 
fiiscepe of repressed emotion. Henry Kof- 
kar made n fait 'In bla one scene, and 
TnomaM Wise wis screamingly funny when- 
ever' he bad the slightest chance. Henry V. 
Donnelly played Karl Hartwlg with his usual 
cleverness, making every point tell, while 
the role of Hans, bis son, was well taken 
care of by George Henry Trader. The cast ; 
General Von Trass, Henry Kolker: Mn|or 
Kurt Von Cnncburg, Brlnxley Shaw; Llcu- 
tehant .Victor Von Hoheneck, Leo Dltaibh- 
HtMn ; Lieutenant Count Benzberg, William 
Little; Baron Von Gollwltz, ThomsB Wide; 
Karl Hartwlg, Henry V. Donnelly ; Hans., 
George Henry Trader; Sergeant Krauat, 
Giles Shine; Yanlcke, Charles J. Greene; 
Sergeant Hoeffer, Harry Surgent; Vlassack, 
Herbert Dyllng ; Sergeant Stemler, William 
Cllne; HubnUb, Charles James; Frledrluh, 
Jdhn Kmerson : Marian Lee, Ida Conquest ; 
Mrs. Winter, Hdlth Barker; Betty Von Ho- 
heneck, Blly Collmer ; Anna, ' Amy Lessor ; 
Hose, ' Florence' Thornton ; Clhra, Elizabeth 
Emmet ; Angelo, Margaret Sutherland. 
• London Theatre. — Saturday evening, 
Aug. 2 p. saw the Inauguration of tbe season 
nt' thin bouse In splchdla style. Robert Mnn- 
iliester was the purveyor of amusements for 
the evening, and his Cracker Jacks uroyed 
themselves fully able to show a perfect right 
to- the title. "A Jolly Ilucbelor'' is tbe title 
of the llrat part Carl Anderson, as, the 
bachelor, entertained tbe ladles In good style. 
Ruby Leoml was a dasblng Kstelle, and dis- 
played a beautiful gown. A'he general effect 
of the costumes and scenery was radiant. 
Tbe musical numbers made a hit. The finale, 
"On the Gay JUtlto," was repeatedly encored. 
8am J. Adams opened tbe olio with his clever 
diameter Impersonations ; tbe Greene Sisters 
giive a spirited act ; Belle Hathaway's ba- 
boons and monkey actors were entertaining 
through tbelr funny antics ; the Wang Doodle 
Four (Erb Robinson. Julius Glenn, Harvey 
(ioodnll and James White) established them- 
selves favorites from tbe start by their 
methods. They harmonized excellently and 
their rag time singing and comedy work 
made a nit. Carl Anderson song selections 



1'n..I«Hh i»veiM»-»blrd Street Th«- 

aiM'(J.'Alnftln - Fybe», general idauifgtn.— 
Manafleld nnd Wilbur still bead the bill at 
this house, having been retained for a second 
weatrbecsiURa of the marked success at their 
little melodramntlc .sketch.; "The ' Shadow." 
Miss Mansfield and Mr. Wilbur have the dU- 
tloctlon of gtvlng Jvaudevllle sometbini new. 
The fight between .Mr, Wilbur and, Guy f. 
Beftnctt was a temarkably flue pleceof work, 
Aug. 22. The Exposition Four, made up of 
Alexander Brothers and James Brady, were 
given a number of encores, which they mer- 
ited, and the Billon Brothers, who bave not 
beense^n here for some time,' were ns effective 
as ever. Wolf and Milton made a good impres- 
sion with a comedy acrobatic act out of the 
ordinary and Shannon and Dixon also acored 
well. A decided success was that which 
Bertie -Fowler ^claimed for her own, in an 
act pf excellence. Others on the bill were; 
Felnrdo, "the Instrumental man';" the Edger- 
totts. electrical aerial performers, In a clever 
act : Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayman, with a good 
comedy sketch, "The New Stenographer;" 
Bert Wiggins, comedy juggler ; Dumont Sis- 
ters, In singing and dancing. The kaittech- 
noscope continues. 

Kelth'a Theatre (E, F. Albee, general 
manager). — Atmospheric conditions, whether 
favorable or otherwise, do not detor tbe regu- 
lar patrons from occupying tne|r accustomed 
places when the 'new Dill for the week '.» 
presented on each Monday. This .was the 
condition of things on Aug. 22. when One 
of the best bills of- tbe Summer was pre- 
sented. Henry Lee, In his masterful Im- 
personations of great men, past and present, 
holds the head position on the bill, and 
right' worthily, too, as he baa no' peer In 
his line of endeavor. Each of bis portray- 
ala recelyed hearty approval for tbelr 
fidelity to tbe character. Impersonated. An 
act new to the metropolis was presented 
Monday In the Carter De Haven Sextet, 
composed ' of ' Carter De Haven, Rose 'De 
Haven, the Lynn Sisters; Carrie Bowman and 
Rose Mnlvene. It Is a prettily 'costumed 
alnging and dancing sketch, also containing 
qiilte a little' comedy dialogue and Imita- 
tions of prominent professional people. It 
pleased the Monday audiences afwl encores 
add recalls were numeroua. George Evans got 
a ' rousing reception In his monologue, and 
the best that can besald ofihlm Is that be 
was hever In better form. Other acts which 

fileased • were : Carlln and Otto, who scored 
n tangled German dialect ; Lucia and Vinta, 
expert wlra- performers ; Gallagher and Held, 
In' acrobatic comedy and singing and danc- 
ing; Alf. and -Mills; Wilson, colored comedy 
couple; Mile. Albertlna Mellcb and her 
troupe of birds; John. Waller and Alice Ma- 
gill, In tbelr original comedietta, "A l'ostal 
Card;" Willie and Edith Hart, who d'd very 
nicely In n refined singing and dancing num- 
ber; Van Leer and Duke, in on Irish comedy 
sketch ; the Drummer Quartet, colored come- 
dians, nnd the popular blograph showed as 
Its feature, and tor Its fourth week, a com- 
edy "view, entitled "Personal,!' one of the best 
pictures ever 'Shown upon the stage. 

Faator'a Theatre (Tony Paator, mana- 
ger).— The patrons of Mr. Pastor's theatre 
who visit It this week will have the pleasure 
of witnessing an excellent bin, besidPR the 
opportunity of seeing two.ncts which are new 
to this house. In fact, It In tbe metropolitan 
debut In vaudeville of Angle Norton and Paul 
Nicholson as a team. They have been selected 
for tbe headline position 1 of the bill and In 
tM'lr little playlet, "The Jaidy and the Pugi- 
list,'' they certainly carried off ail the honors 
and eclat which go with that much sought 
position. The sketch is' a capital bit of 
comedy and musical ns well. Honors were 
easy between tbe talented couple and they 
must' be credited with a- genuine 'success. 
Next in favor came "Tbe Watermelon Trust," 
an net composed of Jennie Russell, Lulu 
Coates, Suale Grundy, Sherman -Coates And 
James Grundy." This act scored solidly upon 
Its melts and the performers obliged with 
eucorcn until exhausted. It would he n feat- 
ure of any programme. Carson and Wlllard, 
In their Teutonic eccentricities, caused their 
usual tiiHi n : Morton and Elliott, as paper 
manipulators, and In musical numbers, were 
well to tbe fore In popular favor; Martini 
add Max Mllllan, In cleverly exposed magic ; 
Lillian Tyce and Irene Jermon, as "The Irish 
Girl and the Comedian :" and Le Smythe aud 
Abacco, acrobats nnd barrel jumpers, credit- 
ably performed tbelr difficult specialties; 
Miles nnd Nltram pleased In comedy; ana 
songs and dances; tbe Slddons Bros., In 
their act. "The Dauting Policeman." mind 
their allotted time very satisfactorily; WI^ 
Ham and Alma Pryor sang, danced and played 
upon musical Instruments; the Gourdler Sis- 
ters',' comediennes, who were welcomed, and 
earned a deal of applause. The vltagrapb 
completes the bill for this week. 

Academy of Mnalo (Gllmore ft Tomp- 
kins, managers). — On Monday night, Aug. 
22, an elaborate revival of "Checkera" was 
given before, a large and enthusiastic audi- 
ence. .The large stage of this house afforded 



with picture effects. The burlesque, "Our 
Georgia Hose," shows new surroundings for 
farmer successful themes and characters. 
Bob Van Osten, ss a hired man on the plan- 
tation, Introduced his comical eccentricities 
with good effect. Ruby Leonl as Paul, and 
Frankle Greene as Rose, played the leada. 
Sam J. Adams as the planter, and Carl An- 
derson as tbe showmen, who bus a statue to 
sell, were well cast. A set of Southern 
gentlemen costumes worn by the ladles was 
a ueelded novelty and very striking. Grnyco 
Celeste, Ellee Wilbur, Florence Downs, Lea 
Howard, Lillian Belmont, Anna Raymond, 
Zona I'ercell, Toby Alarei, Maria Greene, 
Pearl La Rue, Madeline Rlcuey, Bella Lewis, 
May W'llluruB, Corlnne Dixon, Delia Fay- 
telle and Florence Wallace composed the 
chorus. Harry Leonl Is manager ; Harry Clair, 
musical director ; Carl Anderson, stage mana- 
ger; Ed. Oliver, aragc carpenter; Joe Lyons, 
electrician, The London has been a busy 
place all Summer. The lobby and tbe upper 
part of the homo have been lined with white 
metallic panels, giving an Impression of large 
proportions.. Two stairways leading direct 
to the street from the gallery have been built. 
The gallery ticket window Is In the rear of 
tbe malu box office. When completed the 
"front" of the bouse will give a greatly Im- 
proved Impression. On tbe stage everything 
nae been Improved. The new dressing rooms, 
with fire-clay partitions, are completed:- the 
boiler has been removed to an adjoining 
building, and all the requirements of a 
modern playhouse have been Installed. The 
house staff remains unchanged. J. II. Curtln 
Is general manager; Edwin A. Bull, treas- 
urer/: Frank Howie, stage manager; Joseph 
II. Henneasy, advertising agent : Jack Craw- 
ford, assistant treasurer : Carl Williams, mu- 
sical director. Next week, the Vanity Fairs, 

Went Twenty-ninth Street Tbeatre. 
— The bill for the fourth week Includes : 
George Turner, W. S. James, De Forrest 
Dowllng and Nino Turner, In a one act 
sketch, "A Modern Jew ;" Lavaughn Slatera, 
In n musical act : Glbba and Welch, Hebrew 
Impersonators ; the Kaufmans, conjurers; 
Lola, singing and dancing act, and C. Swain, 
club swinging. 

casino (Sam 8. ft Lee Shubert, maba- 

fers). — The twenty-first week of "Pit* I PaB 1 1 
>o\\t 1 1 !" started Aug. 22. 
lUiNRicii Conribo has engaged for a 



ample opportunity to enlarge on the original 
production and the result "was highly satis- 
factory. Thomas W. Ross was again seen 
In the title role and his excellent work won 
for him tbe same recognition which was bis 
when he appeared In the work last season. 
Dave Braham Jr. wag capital as "Push" 
Miller,' a race track tout. , Tbe other mem- 
bers of the cast lent good aid and tbe result 
was a moat commendable performance. Tbe 
work was well staged and the racing scene 
was made truly realistic, Tbe cast In full 
was: Edward Campbell, known as "Check- 
ers," Thomas W. Ross ; "Push" Miller, Dave 
Braham Jr.; Judge Martin, W. T. Clark; 
"Uncle Jerry" Halter, Charles Wlllard; 
Murray Jameson, Howard Smith ; Arthur 
Kendall, Wallace Worsley; Adonlrnm Bar- 
low, Jos. Wilkes ; the General. Claude H. 
Cooper', the Major, Giles R. Warren; the 
Colonel. Richard Lee ; Jasper. Geo. Merrltt ; 
"Chick" Allen, clerk of Arlington, A. H. 
Symmons ; Rufe, Arthur W. Owen ; Rastui. 
William ForSn; Philip Kendall, A. H. Sym- 
mons ; Bud ltreckeii ridge, Claude H. Cooper ; 
HI Vrendergnst, Richard Lee ; Lctn Stevens, 
Giles It. Warren ; Tobe, Geo. Merrltt ; Jim 
Brown,' A. II. Symmons : "Splint" Egan. 
Arthur W.'Owen; Capt. Tllton, G. R. War- 
ren ; Ed. Raines, Frank McCoy ; Hank Win- 
ter, . Richard Lee ; Barney O'Brien, James 
C, Shannon ; Official Caller, J. C. Shannon ; 
Slmpklns. A. If. Symmons; Pert Barlow, 



Sim 
Kat 



Worth lug ton ; Cyntby, Lydla Dickson ; Aunt 
Deb; Ella Sotbern; Mrs. Watson, Margaret 
Smith ; Mrs. Long, Teresa Toube ; Gertrude 
Neville, Clara Armstrong; Clara Esmond, 
Jane' Woodend. The business roster of tbe 
company ; Klrke La Shclle, owner ; Cornelian 
Gardiner, manager; John Tltnonay, acting 
manager ; Wm. II. Moxon, agent; A. H. 
Symmons, stage manager; Giles Warren, 
assistant nlnge manager. 

the Nrw York HtPPonnoMR, which will 
be located nt Sixth Avenue nnd: Forty-fourth 
Street, Is being built nt n cost of (1,500,000 
by tbe progressive Thompson ft Dundy. It 
Is Intended to be a great amphitheatre for 
Indoor spectacular productions. .There will 
be two great stages, 1 In operation alternately, 
n great hippodrome track, presenting chariot 
races, nnd equestrian contests; n big men- 
nierlp, the main stage, for tbe presentation 
of big historic, romantic and contemporaneous 
Rpecmcular productions: two huge circus 
lings, In operation Simultaneously ; an artiQ- 
cla.) lagoon, with nquntlc feats and water pan- 
tomimes and a special stage for vaudeville. 
Tbe building will M of marble, steel and iron 



HciNRicii Conbibd has engaged for a . 
Sptlhg season of operetta at the Irving Place HfflHrPBtn J" d . f'J' ^ ""-proof. The and • 

Theatre, next year, the Monte comhjUiy. l<"l$& W 'J .**?' 5Jt 2 ?E?r 0,f,> a S? t S e , re wl " 

he fifty exits In tbe bnlldlny. Work is now 



Vext 'week, BctlbUeVs ltoth<h| 



.which has been singing permanently Jp gam- 
burg. - . , 

ArtkR sxtdmrivh aLterationr and im- 
PROVkUENTS, the Bijou Theatre will open 
Monday. Sept. 19, with Edward E. Rice's 
company, in tbe English musical comedy, 
"Mr. Wit, of Wlckham," the book and music 
of which are by Herbert Dowllng. 



golM on. 

i TIIe Peopix'-h TtttATnn on tbe . Bowery 
ended Its season of English melodramas on 
Saturday evening, Aug. 20, with the perform 
RDM of "Wedded and Parted." This house 
Will return to Its old policy of presenting 
Hebrew plays. 



1 A«la»1U- ((iiril.ii | W. Kramer's Song, 

uIunigerK).' -Lu Veen and Cross, acrobat*; 
Ulldv and Foi, In character Impersonations; 
Frank Fisher and Glldys clarK. In an acro- 
batic comedy sketch; Norma Seymottr, 
operatic soprano t" the Goluback,' uussiau 
singers nnd dancers, and tbe Elite Lady Or- 
dnestra are the ntrrantlons for-vhls week. 

Ida Oki.r having recently arrived from 
Johannesburg, South Africa, where she waa 
the correspondent of The Ci.iri'ER, and tor 
the past eighteen years confidential secretary 
and presa •agent for tbe Hyman enterprise^, 
has established an office In tbe St.- James 
Building, new York City, wbere she will carry 
on a theatrical and musical agency, repre- 
senting the Empire end Tlvoll Theatres In 
Johaunlsburg and Cape Town, South Africa. 

I'iiank Haich, a .well known stage director, 
baa been engaged by William T. Keogh to Ut< 
rect rehearsals of the "White Tigress of 
Japan," which opens the American Theatre 
Aug. 27. 

VHinuLRDT-PmoLEDi" U the title selected 
for the forthcoming production - of Joseph 
Weber at his- music hall. It Is by Edger 
Smith and Maurice Levi, and follows out the 
style of the productlona given at the music 
hall In the past. The opening will be 'In 
the latter part of September. Almee Angeles, 
who waa long a favorite In the ball under Its 
former manapement, has been engaged by Mr. 
Weber, i . ' 

. David Belabco and Maurice Campbell 
have decided on Saturday, Sept. 3, aa the 
date for resuming the run of Henrietta Cros- 
man, In David Belaaco'a play, "Sweet Kitty 
Bellalrs." Although tbls wilt begin tbe sec- 
ond season of this star and play at the Belaa- 
co Theatre, 'New York, continuing' tbe remark- 
ablp record of ,lnst year, the engagement can 
continue for only three weeka after the open- 
ing. Miss Crosman's lust New York per- 
formance In "Sweet Kitty Bellalrs" will occur 
Saturday, 24, aad on the following Monday 
David Warfield- will appear for tbe first time 
In tbe new nlay by Charles Klein, entitled 
"The Music Master;" 

1 As ENTKiitiiNMtNT was given at tbe 
Actors' Fund Home on Saturday,' Aug. £0, 
by six children from Dorothy Dlx nail, 
Boston. Mass;, on Institution for the educa- 
tion of orphans and children belonging to 
people of ' the theatrical profession, also a 
home for those whose parents cannot afford 
to take them on the road. They were ac- 
companied by tbe resident manager, Nella 
Whipple, who Is a clever pianist and fur- 
nished tbe music for their specialties. Tbe 
entertainment consisted of solos,' recitations, 
songs, dances, etc., creditably given. Many 
entertainments bave been given at the home 
for |be amusement of retired thesplups, but 
none that afforded more pleasure than the 
latter. The old folks seemed carried away 
with the little ones and gave them many 
hearty encores. The participants were: 
Katharine Daly, Wllheluilnd ' Hope, Ruth 
Francis, Edith Wltbam, Doris Harilin aad 
Louise l.Worthlpgton; 

Hnvleni. — The West End (George A. Blu- 
nietithal, manager) started" Soturuey. Aug. 
20. with "Two Little Sailor ' Boys'' The 
bouse was well filled long, before the curtain 
went up and ' the play . was presented In a 
most rredltable manner, tbe cast being es- 
pecially strong. Several alterations nave 
been mode which add to the comfort of the 
patrons, and Manager Itlumembal renortB 
that tbe list of bookings for the season are 
the beat obtainable. "Two Little Sailor Boys" 
will continue throughout this week.' Next 
week, Nat at Wills, In "A Son of Reef." ' 

MRtnopoLis (Henry Rosenberg, manager). 
— Robert FltKslmmonn and his wife, Julia 
May 01 (lord, opened tbelr season na co-stars. 
ana presented a new play for the approval of 
n New York audience Aug. 22. They were 
greeted by one of the largest audiences seen 
nt tbls house In some time. The play, "A 
Fight for Love," la a comedy . drama, and 
tefla the story of Vivian Ellington, daughter 
of a wealthy banker, who steals away from 
ber studies at Vassar to visit some of tbe 
New York theatres. She drops Into a vaude- 
ville theatre and among the performers Ir 
Robert I'itisimmoiiH, In a bag punching 
exhibition. Miss Islington becomes Inter- 
ested In him and be finally reacuea her 
from various dangers and wins her love. 
Tho play Ib In four acts, and Is from tbe 
pen of Hal Held. Fitsslmmons was well re- 
ceived. Julia May Gilford's role does not 
call for any strenuous work, but her cos- 
tumes and pretty face made ber a favorite. 
Kuiiiy Diidil, as a woman of the world, did 
splendid work And shared honors With tbe 
stars. The cast waa as follows: Robert 
l'itzslmmoba, Robert' Flualmmons ; Horace 
Bheppard, 'Frederick Backus: James Isling- 
ton, O. B. Collins; Mike Tobln, Frederick 
Watson; Patrick Henry Jones. Daniel Sulli- 
van; B. B.Craney, Edward White; Madge 
Gray. Emily Dodd I Jane Ellington, Maude 
Westbrook-; Vivian Ellington, Julia May Gif- 
ford. Next Week, the Russell Brothers, <n 
"The Female Detectives." 

Psoctor's Onb Hundred and Twenty- 
fifth Street Theatre (J. Austin Fynea, 

General manager). — The dramatic attraction 
or Wis week la "Rival Candidates," a 
popular ' farce and It will no doubt pack 
the houee all week, aa It proved one of tbe 
moat laughable plays presented lb some time, 
and was most heartily enjoyed 22. The vaude- 
ville presented: Marlon Kendall and Amy 
Thompson, Charles R. Hargreaves, Gregory 
and Llnd, and the kalatecbnoscope. ' 

Star (Wm. T. Keogh, manager). — "Dealers 
In White Women" opened to a good sized 
audience 22, and will no doubt bave a big 
week. The company satisfied the audience 
In every respect, and the players proved 
capable. Next week, "Only a Shop Girl." 

Gotham (Sullivan ft Kraus, managers). — 
L. Lawrence Weber's Parisian Wldowa opened 
at tbls bouse 22, this being their first New 
York appearance this season. They created 
a good Impression from the start. The first 
part, "Down on the Pike," la well staged and 
costumed. The chorus makes several changes 
of costume and Introduce several new musical 
specialties, Including "A Bit of Blarney." 
Automatic dolls, by the company; "Louisa 
Scbmltt," by Mildred and Co., who make one 
of the best costume changes presented In 
some time, which made one of tbe bits of the 
first part. The olio Included: Rose Carlln, 
whose singing turn was a succeaB ; Nelson And 
Mllledge, In a comedy skit; which found 
favor; Snyder and Buekley, whose musical 
• act proved one of the hits of tbe bill; Ben 
Welch, Hebrew comedian, who caught the 
audience from tbe start, and Chan. Falke, 
In Illustrated aongs, who was most heartily 
applauded. He should feel gratified at bis 
reception. The performance concluded with 
"A Day at West Point," which la billed as 
a mtialcal comedy. The costumes In this are 
beautiful. Mamie Mllledge and Base Carlln 
shared the honors, and Mildred Valmoro also 
scored big. The male members of the com- 
pony dltTgood work. Next week, Hatty 
Williams Jr.'s Imperial Burlesquers. 
i >■ 

Brooklyn — At the BIJou (Mary 8. 
Spooner, manager) for tbe second week of 
the season, Aug. 22-27, tho Spooner Stock 
Co. presents "When Knighthood was in 
h lower." Edna May Spooner la seen to 
marked advantage aa Mary Tudor, and Au- 

RustuR Phillips assumes the role of Charles 
irandon. In which he does capital wort 
IIul Clarendon, Harold Kennedy and others 
are well placed. Claude Thardo. the popular 
singing comedian, la heard between the 
acts In songs. Business laat week was, to 
capacity. Next week "Little Mlaa Fortune." 
Watson's Co?,v ContJHB (W. B. Watfton. 
manager).— This week Jennelte Dupre and 
W B. Watsoti will be seen In the leafllng- 
roles In one of W. B. Wntson'B best skits. 
entitled "Bandy Bottom." The olio: The 
Four EmperotB of Music. Curtln and Adams 
Athea .Twin Slaters. Tony Wilson ft Col! 
and Mile. Ammora, flying aerlallst. 
Stab,— Tbe Merry Maidens 22-27. This 



August 27. 



THE NEW YORK (ffilPVTEEL 



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poiiuUr 

SSt j ITHScrii .that of the FftJni" iUth- 
Ksfr'SiPfflM Includes: Hyatts, In. 
,m™mns1njrjjet: B* Vana.jb a sketch ; Sam 
nice and Sheppnrd Camp, JPattl Caraej. The 
h'uTesques are;; At the French Ball" and "In 

h MANiU'ftlW«*CH. — "Princess Chic" makes 
a bid for xavOr- this week. The principals 
lire ■ Caroline Bolen, Qua Vaugban, Jane 
Vender Zee, George C. Callahan. Dorothy 
Williams, Tom Smith Martin, Julia KohleB, 
uud Lyman Wheeler. Shannon's Band gave 
two concerts nt the theatre Sunday, which 
attracted a Urge crowd. _.-,•* 

Pain's AHPHiTiiEATiiK. — Pain has been 
hard at work on one ot the largest sot pieces 
ever given— The Fall of Port Arthur. It 
will depict the sighting; of the Japanese 
ships, Bending out the scouts, blowing up of 
the crulBers, battleships and final destruc- 
tion of the city and fortifications. It will 
lie five hundred feet In length and will cause 
uultc an alteration In the present structure 
lit Mn'nlia'ttan. Beach. There will also be flow- 
ers changing to buds and birds to portraits of 
celebrities. Neptune and chariots will viae 
un the water. • Paln'a "Weird White Falls" 
will lie a novelty. Pain's one hundred inch 
IhiuiIi Is to be fired for the first time. There 
will he 10,000 rockets and 20,000 bombs* of 
various description, Including the celebrated 
radium bomb. Stage carpenters are now 
hard at work building a /so tlmilc of a 
Russian battleship, which will be moored 
one mile off the beach. 

I1II10IITO.N BBACU.— At__ the Musk; Hall 



several free vaudeville acta this year, Sent. 
?„ . '.V • Ail lb ,n readiness 'or the open- 
'KS.K'fe KftJB8*1L«* modern vaudofllle 
at the (Jiand Opera House 20. The house 
•!?' n** glv *, n , • through renovating aifd 
repairing, which elves It ; a bright appear- 
ance. The executive staff will be alSost 
the same as last season. Manager Zleglcr 
has arrived from Sarntoga and Press Ucn- 
resentatlvc Daley, who managed the "Hutnpfy 
I'umpty Spectacular Co., under ranvns, 
during the Summer, has been In the city 
the past two weeks booming the opening. 
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LOUISIANA. 



^ev^r Orleans,— At tue WeBt Knd (J. J. 

Corcoran, manager) big crowda attended 
Aug. 14-20, and each number won well merit- 
ed applause. Prof. Geo. Pnolettl and his 
splendid concert hand pleased, aa usual. 

Atblkiic Pabk (H. C. Fourtou, manager). 
—Big business ruled 14-20, when the Waller 
Edwards Co. presented ■ uavld Garrlck" In 
a most creditable manner. Mr, Edwards has 
proven the best card offered nt the park tills 
season. "Camlllc" 21 and week. 

Notes.— Major Tom Campbell, the hustling 
business manager of the Ttilanc and Crescent 
Theatres, arrived In the city week of 14, ac- 
companied by his charming wife.- The major 

immediately resumed his duties Stage 

Director II. Percy Meldon, of the Baldwin- 
Melville Stock Co.. Is expected here 22, with 

the company to follow about' 20 Prof. 

Fred c. Schmidt, of the Hskejos Music, Co., 
returned home 15, from the St. Louie Fair, 




in '"The Chorus Lady ;" -Herbert's educated 
dogs, Kelly and Ashby, In "Fun oh a Billiard 
Table :" Sidney Grant, Vera King, Gebest 
SIsterB, anil the vltagraph. 

Piieamuakii (William. U. Reynolds, presi- 
dent). — There are few changes In the pres- 
ent vaudeville bill. It Includes Dodges and 
l.niiiichuiere, Efllo Brooklyn, tlelcne Gerard, 
tiulden Gate Quartet, Rehncr and GsuuVr, 
O'Donnell Brothers, and the Gordon Sisters, 
who have made a big success In t heir clever 
act. They are expected to stay for the rest 
of the season. The circus remains the same. 
with Dick 'Vrooman. M. V. Howard, Al. Sen- 
bcrt, .1. Itoc-ney, Mile. Blgherm, and Howard 
mid Luellto. 

I.u.na Paiik (Thompson & Dundy, owners). 
The circus In the trl-rtngs Is one one of inula 
ui i in- 1 Idtih In the luclosurc. The pro- 
gramme this week Is as follows: Josle Ann- 
ton. Mile. Alexandrine, Louie De Mott, (lua- 
iiiiidh and Tanko, Will Hill, Fve laying Her- 
berts, Kltlamuru's Japanese Troupe. Kene- 
heel'uerow and Lnionz. Lcvunlon, Matsoola 
and Tunko, the Morel I Is, Natado, Nasarls, 
I'antaor Trio, Oetotdo, Slg. Spessardy, Belle 
Stone, Little Sdtcootn. Mons. Vlncllo, Zopkl 
and Mario, the Zarues, and Roht. Stlckncy 
Jr., In lila clever work on his pony. Two 
thoiisiind Mystic Shrlncrs had an outing here 
last. Wednesday. Since Thursday of lust 
week 400,000 ltcrsdiiij ' have seen the open 
nlr circus, A monkey baa been substituted 
lor the rat that loops the loop on roller 
skates. "War Is Heir has an addition this 
week. 

IluXbiiiiKoN's Music Ham, (F. U. Hemler- 
nuii, manager).— TIiIb week's bill: l'Hiiltnc 
Wells and picks. Howards and Kooney, t'n- 
rlutlilsn Four. Hathaway and Walton, Car- 
men Slaters, Zlminer, the Brlttons, Mildred 
llnimon, Wntsou and Hills, the Seyona, Eight 
English (ilrls, Nina Collier, Mllanl Trio, 
Victor's Venetian Band, and Ethel ltoblnnon. 

amimikin (S. H. Cohen, manager) will 
open Oct. 1. During the Summer months cx- 
lenslve nllurallotis, including new exits, have 
lieen nuide. 

IIiioaihyav (I. en. Teller, manuger) will 
open Aug^ 27, with "The Sultan of Sulii, - ' 
with Frank Monlan and Tlo Irwin. 

GAitrrv (James Clark, manager). — Thu sou- 
on here was' begun afternoon of 22, wllh 
the lioau inn English Folly Co. 

l.'.viiji i; (Frank Carr, manager). — Sum T. 
Jack's Httrleequcrs opened the senHon here 
night of 22. The story of the burlesque pre- 
vented his to do with the life ot a Cuuau 
adventuress. 

Hoi-ham (Charles Williams, manager). — 
Saturday, Sept. ;i, will murk the beginning 
uf tile season here, with "Deserted At The 
Allur." 

Paytok'h (W. Allen, manager).— Aug. 20 
will sen the opening here, with "The Hen- 
rletla." 

SvtfU, — Edgar F. Gerard, who has been 
loriitrd at Dreamland during the Siuuinct 
as stage director for the vaudeville show, re 
turns and directs ■ the Ornheum this Full. 

Manager Percy G. Williams, of the 

iirphenni, has stated Hint the season Just 
passed was the best financially In thu history 
of the house. Another week will linil every 
house In this borough open. The Montnuk 
commences .With, "Peggy from Paris," the 
Majestic, the "last addition to Brooklyn's 
playhouses, WI1I present "The Wlimrd of 
<»*:" the Grand Opera House will have 
"I'lHler - Southern Skies:" the Columbia, 
•'Soldiers of Fortune;" Park. "A bTcIlt for 
Love," and the Urpheum and Hyde & Ileh- 
niiiu'i: will present their vaudeville. 



. Lamotte, Southern magician, has gone 
East, to prepare for his Winter engagements. 

Another new Summer park was opened 

Aug. 13 at Pascagoula, Miss. The park Is 
sltunted on the Mississippi Sound, Just this 
aide of Mobile, Ala. The opening attraction 
waB Willctte, wlsard, and his vuudevllle com- 

Sany, Including: Percy Cahlll. - Domlnlck 
jptneo, Kd. Fltagerald, Ed. Lavelle, Francis 
Wilson. V. A. Koepko and Prof. L> IL Pico, 
muslral; director. A change of bill will be 
made weekly. 



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Opening week isn't expected to be a, buying week. Of course we 
much prefer to sell, but we're just as ready to show. 

It isn't right for us to insult the quality and craftsmanship in our 
$20 suits and top coats by the figure at which you buy. 

Send for samples, measuring outfit and faohion cards. 

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Broadway <& 9th. New York. 




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WISCONSIN. 



Mllivaukee.— The Star was the first of 

the local houses to open for the regular sea- - - -■-•— -:- t -T- 

son and Judging from the crowds that at- and to%l«' u v "K^£A n l J 

(ended the opening week, this popular bur- "Greatest Show ou.fcartli. .Beiownnd 



ftlltt 11k Bill Potlcrt. 

.Notes from Local No. 17. — Urn. Harry 
Davis Ik In town in advance of the "Sho- 
ISun;" .Maniiaer Husted, of "The Heart of 
Maryland :" Harry Asklu, of ICzra Kendall's 
Co., and (Jeo. II. Murray, of "The Silver Slip- 
per." James Uammon, of the Palace Thea- 
tre, In addition to being the advertising agent, 
Is to look out for the paper of ('has. via id 
ion's two road companies, the Trocadero llur- 
lesqiiers an J the High Koller3. M. J. Wognu, 
advertising agent of the Hollls, Colonial mid 
l'aik Theatres, linn been re-engaged for this 
season. The three houses will bill as In the 
past season and will nave the same staff. 
All members of this local. Ted Wehrle and 
Ned Curt I u, of the steamer New Urunswlck, 
hud charge ot the (J. A. It. encampment visit- 
ors on their deep sea Ashing excursion. Pur- 
scr Wehrle Is an experienced navigator and 
expert In deep Ben llsblng. Harry I'areht, 
manager of "The Isle of Spice" Co., Is to he 
the manager of the Detroit Opel's Iloilsc, 
and left here to open that house Sept. S. John 
Mils has sold his Interest In his watermelon 
patch. James Orr Is in town for a few dtlya. 
lie will go i. head of the "Qulncy Adams Saw- 
yer" Co. Hro. Carlvic has returned and 
thanks the Pittsburg local for their kludubss 
to him on his last visit there. The regular 
season of the lloslon Theatre will open Sept. 
'■'<, with "Qulncy Adams Sawyer," the old slnlT 
having been ic-cugaced. Hurry Peyser Is tbo 
udverllslug agent for the big food fair nt 
Matbinlcr BulMlng, which will owm Oct; :i. 
Kd. Ciirtin, Frank Farieu and fled I loans 
have been engaged. Sundy Munro, and Will 
Hale, our treasurer, arc at Revere ltritcli for 
ii short stay, before joining tico. Collier's 
staff at the Majestic. Ned llurke's largo ad- 
vertising wagon, with Coca Cola renin nil, 
was In the rear ot the big parade Aug. 10, 
and attracted a lot of attention. All the thea- 
tres lu this city will be. opened Sept. :,. Labor 
Day, for thu regular aenson. Our next meet- 
ing will be Sunday, Aug. 2H. 

Noles from Harnuin & Uuilcy Show, Ad- 
vance Cur No. 2, Al. Illel, innungcr. — lllcli- 
iii it Lafcver, Locul No. II, handed In his resig- 
nation nl Minneapolis, Minn., to accept u 
iiosltluu us stage carpenter with u lurge New 
York production, und it nitty be said In Jusl'ce 
to Mr. Lafcver that w« wcro all sorry to seo 
hlih go, and we nil wish him good luck. We 
also have a new lithographer on Car No. 2, 
who Is setting a pace In regards to getting 
swell window showings that others will Hud 
hard to keep up with. It Is needless to nay 
that Joe Nlhlll. the lithographer, Is making 
more than good. A. Iloshell was u welcome 
visitor on pur car at St. Paul and all Ills 
friends were glad to see him, M. Breslnuer 
entertained' several of his old friends on the 
car while st Minneapolis, and another old 
time circus bill poster, who was greeted by 
(he boys after a long absence on the Pnclflc 
coast, but who la now employed In St. Paul, 
la Tom Scanlon. The health of the men on 
this car has thus far been exceptionally good 
and good will and harmony prevail. Vc ulsu 
have had very nice weather tlilB season, with 
very few exceptions. Every man on this car 

Is a union man and Is ubreasl of the times, 

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The publishers wish to make this 
new work the most complete Bio- 
graphical Record of any yet issued 
in connection with the American 
stage. Those members of the pro- 
fession who have not received a let- 
ter requesting them to supply cer- 
tain important data are asked to for- 
ward their addresses to us at once 
Those who have received circulars 
are politely requested to furnish us 
with the desired information at their 
earliest convenience. 



TOE TONHELE PUBLISHING CO., 

38 E. 2ltt fit., lew York. 



Icsmic house Is due for another successful 
seuson. Weber & Rush's Dainty Duchess 
Co. was the opening attraction, and scored 
<t big success. Both burlesques wcro com- 
plete, with good feature numbers .and plenty 
of comedy. Bcaslo Clifford, the Mngstrom sin- 
ters, Itnnzettu and He Lair, Gray und f>rn- 
luiiu, James and Sadie Leonard, and Chas. 
Itoblnson made up the olio, and all received 
enthusiastic applause. The Cherry Ulossoms 

Ai'aobmy (Edwin Thnnhouaer, manager), 
—"Jim Bludso," wcok of IB. was well taken 
euro, of by Mr. Thonhouser'a players, Mace 
llreenloaf, Albert Brown and Charlotte 
lurry carrying off the principal honors. "Aa 
)ou Like It" week of XL and "Peck's Bad 
lloy" week of U0. 

Piotks.— Charles F. Gates, who has been 
In the theatrical business at Houston and 
••Hlvcjtou for thu past fifteen years, bus re- 



ter of car No. 2 : Wm. Shea, boss bill poster ; 
J. Nulilll, llthoRtaphcr. Kxciirsloii men : PHer 
Habr, Dennis Dildnle, llarlcy White, W. 'Um- 
bo, II. Coughlln. J. Leister and James Lyons. 
Programmers : Joe Smith, C. Curtice. W. Oli- 
ver, V. Bat tenon, T. Knvnnaugb, L. haya- 
mmgli, Ed. Tiro und G. Morgan. Hurley White, 
the genial und popular excursion man, Is con- 
templating taking a trip to Europe i at the ex- 
nlratlon of the present season. (I. Morgan 
and J. Leister may go ahead of tin upc c 
Tom" show tbla season. James Lyons is 
seriously thinking of putting Hit IBgO Nights 
In n Bar ltoom. Joe Smith will devote Ills 
spare time iicxt Winter to a new business 

'"■fis'flU Local No. 24. Butfa.o N. Y.- 
At our regular meeting, held Sunday. Aug. 
14, at SwarU's Hall, there was a very large 
attendance. President Lynch was not ilblc 
to attend, owing to Illness. Bro. F. C. lay- 



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.lames Leonard, of the Dainty Duchess Co., 
suffered a severe wrench of his knee at the 
open'ng performance Sunday. Mr. LeonHrd 
resumed his place In the company on Wednes- 
day, despite his leg being In bad shape 

«•• V. Miller will open his eighth season of 
the Albainhra 1!8, with "Out of tbo Fold." 

.. Johu It. Pierce will open the BIJou 

;8, with "Our New Minister.". . . . .Sherman 
Itrown will not open the Davidson until 
Sept. 0, when "Ben Hur" Is to be presented. 
• • . . . .The Grand and Crystal ere due to re- 
enter the field Aug. 28, with vaudeville bills. 



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INDIANA. 



,. Indianapolis. — At 
House (Ad. F, Miller, 



Field's Minstrels Aug. 20. 

I'auk -TiiKATtu; ( Dickson 



English's 
manuger) 



Opera 
Al. 0. 



& Talbot t, nmn 



resigned his office ou account of leaving tbo 
city to go on the road. In his place ro. 
Bern- Taylor, Chas. Ferguson, and Goo. Riley, 
mid' Ilro. Frank Bowc was elected business 
ent Bro. Danny Lynch Is at work at tlie. 
Star, billing the opening uttracllon. Dock- 
stadnr's Minstrels. The Lyceum uuens with 
"Darkest Russia," Aug. ^ffKfl^S^ 
brothers are hard at work: B. 11. Tuy or, 
Beny Taylor, Chas. Ferguson and (Jen. Riley, 
who has the banners. Everything Is golug 
along nicely with Local 24. 

.Notes of Local No. IS, Milwaukee. Wis.— 
The brothers of this local ure busy, as all 
the tbeatreB will open in a few weeks, tte 
have beard that one of our brothers— Fred 
Ivde-le very III. und Is In the hospital at 
omalm. Neb. Bro. John WhHmore takes 
clmrge of the Sheboygan, Wis., Opera House. 
Ilro Chua. Walwer was awarrieo the hoiiui 
side wagon of the uliop : he worked for. the 



uccrs).-»TlieWaywafd""8on," il-llt.' filled isist season «» ^wnfl mnn with ftg. MM. 
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THEATRICAL 
•?.«• FOOT WE AB. 

Stitin Slippers, red, black, white, 
pink mid blue; sin|{le or double 
straps, 2-iucli Louis XV lieiiln; 
furnished frcm regular stock 
or made to order on shortest 
notice, to mutch any 
gown; a pair, . . S2.0B 

'MAKE-UP" 

is m REQUISITES. 

In stock constantly arc com- 
plete lines of all Domestic anil 
Foreign preparations and 
Dressing Room requisites— 
much larger assortments than 
theatrical folk usually meet 
with, and for much less money 
than they pay elsewhere. 
BPEOI AL—Macy 's Thuutrical 
Cold Cream, pound can*, each. 

39o. 



BKW rjpewritten Sketeboa, II eaoh. "Oct 
mi My t Mind" (tramp and souhratte); "John 
Uacser's. Soi/nro" (travesty, 1 male, ,1 femaion 
"PleaatrMakc t'p" (white faco, 2 males): "A l.inie 
Too strong" llitauk fnco,a males). Andreas ller- 
nard Kllng, Playwright, 7 Bulflnch St., Ihiaton, 
Maa>. .■■'-. . ' ■■ 

AT Uilii:iiTV-JlM PAIRQanKS, Singer, 
Dapcer, and comedian; long expel leuee in Med. 
Illr.; strong Kubc Turn, Uoinody In Acta; salary 
four limit; change often; can loin at once: will 
have to acud ticket. WlreorwrfieJIiu Fairbanks, 
ait u ci) King St., Toronto, Canada. 



V. 



R. H. 1ACT & CO., 

Broadway I 3ath0tr«*t 

' at ' i" 

Sixth Aye., | UMJb, Street, 

NEW YORK CITY. 



WANTko, for Irene Franoes Comedy and Vaa- 
dr.vine Co., Ihsek f sue, Uuleh, Irish uomedUn*, 
^lano Pldyor and flood Advanne Agent; booked 
solid, long aeasnn; doubling hraaa preferred. 

» m. HVIIKR. r.a-i Heymonr SI., Syracuao, N. V. 

WANTED— Al Louturer and (mice Worker, 
percentage; Mualcal Team, one In phtr plana. 
Strong Comedian, change. » nights. All must bo 
good, state ago and experience. 

■" nAY*IONI>, <snK, 4'jdHl. Uhleago, III. 

ATMBBftTY. MR. « MltS. UAtlBLI.- 

IllOlb Uoluh, Irish, black Face, Rluglng, Dancing 
and Talking Comedian, (MllS.TOTjHu. suiU'liino 
Player. . >Can change for one or two weeks. Hotti 
work In acta and make them go. If I don't know 
you, tickets necessary. Sober and reliable. Tell 
nil we are to do In llrat letter, initio, I wrote three 
1*1 If i », no answer. 

BOB t:ACKI,l„ m Ward hi., Saginaw, Mich. 

~ WAHTiBD, Man or Wrinian with jioo. M in- 
terest 1)1 Weaiern Comedy Drama. I'rofsi ono who 
would ltto to play small part. Nhnw opuna In 
Sept. want people all lluea. One night siamla. 
Lsitoyi lluzcltoti's, Montana Sell Co., Morrono, 
Hid. ^_ \ 

"ATP IjIBKHTV, Lady "i'crfornir for MoiH- 
elite Co. Ohatigo for one week. 1 do Silly Kid, 
Old Maid, Irish llldtly and Black Face straight In 
aula. Experienced, Address 

MISS WINNIK ADAMS, Great Bend, Kan. 



A. UOODIUCII, l.AWYKIl, Ml Welt MadJMo 
St.. Chicago; estabiiahed IM4. Buslneaa MB Hi 
qnftt. Branotiea and facilities in other States. 

wanted, Med. Petformers that can ohaaie 
(or one week unv old kind; Jdln on Wire; UokMa 
tilt; ion got It four, limes. 
worth, and probably more. 
00„ BtiriMlde, Clearfield Co., Pa., 

WAjmOO. "MKOIOINbY TEJiKOUMBMS, 

PIANIST ismilT HF.AMBHi. STATU SALARY, 

MUST BF. low. NO ITCKFTS. Must be ready 
i» Join on wire. Addreaa • "Diiotor," 
__B20m 4. Hamlon House , Ctlea, W. V. 

"TUB Maiden ami tbo Mouse," Finest TWn- 
mepoui. Itoaeluid Skin Dance, belt schottlivhn 
Injcara Klognntarrangomontof oaoh, lopta.and 

Xlano, lie., or both for aio. 1'ladn solos samt prtoe. 
rthur Melllnger. pnh., mak a, n»ttlo oreekJUfeh , 

wanted to guy, a j.ot oif aibc- 

OND HAND FILMS. Stale lowest price. , 

Addwaj^,^ J. U. 2lJll[DKIi, Delaware, Qhjo, 

WANTED, 'FILMS. T.Al)V MR H.I.I'iV* 
TRATBD SUNOS, I'lANIST, IIADU'M HAMI. 

K. ni'ci.tis, Manchester, v. n. 




1.tiii(|iie opened .. 

ne»s 15, under new moiiageinent The 

Clitics will play .at Fall-bank week pt !ii. 



hear from 
road, 



Notes from Lotal Xu. 18. Newark, N. J.— • 
We had u very enjoyable meeting Aug. 11, 
aud. aflcr transaetlng some regulur liusineHS, 
we Initiated Win. .1. Neff, advance man of 
"A ijtimc of Life" <'o. We are glad lo report 
that a nuuilwr of inunagera have signed an 
agreement whereby the working hours will 
lie regulated satisfactorily lo our members, 
and a regular rule of wages bo established. 
The managers who have already signed are: 
Cluirtes K Hlnney, of Illuney's Theatre, of 
this cltv ; Manager C. A. Dunlap, of RHetTM 
Park, and Mnnager Kirov, of Lyceum The- 
atre, RI'MhetS. Thanks for communlcnlluns 
from Secretary 1. 1. Mct.'ormlck, President 
Joseph and others. Itoad members will 
kindly send their addresses to II. H. Parker, 
recording secretary, l»4 Market Street, New- 

liert 'h. Itussell writes: "Ixtcal No. 3.1. 
Brooklyn, has again changed It secretary, nnd 
I am to take the offlte." 

Tom Corby and Walter Kcttlewood. of 
Local No. 3, Pittsburg, have signed with "The 
King of the Cattle King" Co. 

♦♦♦ r . 

Matsi-uo'h Royai. .IaI'ANBsb Timufe. three 
women, two men and two children ; the Ha- 
wnllan Tniiilindiiurs, six In number, and Ihe 
Corean magicians, Yung. Ju Kim and Chi 
Sake like, are under the management of 
James W. Price. The scls huve been wlunlug 
sueccss playlng»Summer engagements. ., ,,, 

William Slonnis baa returnetl to- t«»wn 
from his trip to Canada, which was ttiken 
fur ilic double iiurpi.se itf biiNlness nud plena 
ure The iiiHuni't In Cnnniln uau Ike \\ Inui 
peg Fait, which Mr. Morris ami hit wife at 
(ended dally. Ho bus greatly improved In 
health, and la ngalu In harness at his ofiitc 

for tbo busy Fall and Winter season. 



WARTED 4(i(l K Medicine rorioimers 
all lines, Sketch Teams, n. F. Oomedlana, Wpnian 
or Man H Sing to siidci, s. nnd D. Man or Team. 
Useful People all lines, change ai.il make good 
one week. Board at hotel. 1 pay nil. Salary low, 
but aura. Tell all flm letter. Join on wire. • Ten 
companies, permanent Jobs. Ttoketar Yes, If 
known, Per. Add. 1»K. K.D. HUDSON'S Vl'l'KHIN- 
ARY MBDICINK CO., Falrlleld, Adama Co., Pa. 

• ,WUnu>, MiTaloal ComedisnTwitb Unutu- 

(dents, for Drat class musical sol; alao lady, can 
play (violin and mandoline) and sing well. 

r ' ••MUSICDS,"' UI.IPPKA. 



HANAUEHB-lf you waul First Clean, Re- 
liable Dramatic People In all Hues, wire or write 
panleulsrs. Alao have Strong Novelty Vaude- 
ville Acta.. Plsy parts, etc Illustrated Song, 
Moving' 'Picture Ada. Performers In every 
line send In opes lime, lowest, photos and par- 
lli-ulars. ' Noveiiy Acts wanted. 

W. LINDSAY GOUDON, Amnsemonl Agont, 
•J07 Weal Stth St.. Now York. 



((Ml MAI.K, VAUDEVILLE TI1KATHK. 

In Manchester, N. IL; Seals 000. KVerjIlllDg lo 

dobnsinciswlih, Itcady to open. Been running a 
rears. Scenery, opera chairs, Addreaa W. I.. 
(lAI.LAllrTKIt, Casino Theatre. Lawrence. Mass. 

WANTBO, for Slovens and MoiainaS Comedy 
Co., Onrnoi Loader Willi muslo, Lady or (lent to 
fskn piano and overture and play small parts. 
Skcleh Team that uan fill lbs abofe, wrlln. Will 
ini.v soft, cnmhinailnii Car. Add. NIANTIU, ill. 

"WANTED, Two Sketch Toaiu«,Vlimesiflotim'. 
illan, aialo If you play organ, aud Nnvtihy Acts. 
Salary Sure; nuilio your lowex and I** ready lo 
Join on wife. Add. K. A. PoLLABD, ralnlsVllle, 
Ky., earettf Modern Remedy Co. ' '•' 



100 LKTTKRIIKA III, prcjiald, by mall, SAo.; 
Kuvolopea same; e.uooo-jds, ll.aA; 11,000 coupons, 
Ii, etc. Samples, 4c. Central City Show Print, 
llaidanil, MI1-I1. ■■ 

~AT 1.IBMKTV-A1 ALL 'ftdtJND flHPHR- 
TOI liK WOMAN, can Join on receipt ef wife, No 
time for iiiriesa correetu tide nee. BespoDsthle 
managers only. (Regards in Klnsef s). Address 
BKSSIK MORTOK, Weldnn, N. C. 

WAMTEIa-Hlack Tent; alao Films am) Rov- 
ing Plcturo MOW for muck cash. Ann (las 
Malting Outfit. Address FRANK CLIFFORD, 
iaiHpMi Ut ____:^ 

WANTED, for Balance of Stimmerand a inter 
seaion, a (leneial Business Man, a sketch Tbaiu 
that can Dance. Harry llaiulyii and dm and 
ivsrd.wi-lln. K. A. II Afllll NtlTON, Mgr. I larrlng- 
toli's Pavilion Tliealre. Address AKOKNCA, ILL. 

WANTED, for Hi* Camclla Oil Medicine Co., 
Sketch Teams and Single Performers. AlaoHllent 
Act". Those playing organ given preference. Dr. 
M. N. La Vera, Porsyfh, III. 



W ANTBD-All 'Round comedian for Modiolus 
Bus. Work open air. Musical Man preferred or 
Sketch Tram. Muit be able 10 change for two 
week*. Oood aalary to right people. Address 
HR. J. II. NF.LSON, l'licboyg»D, Mich. 



WANTED, Medlcluo People- Musical Teams, 
Sketch Team, Rod Hot U.J'. Singing and llano- 
Itil Comedian. No tickets unlesa 1 know you. 
Drinkers, cdasera, wotild-ho managers, keep oft. 
Modern Doctors, lloulli Charlostoh, Clark 00., 0. 



WANTED—A position. Will give tlireeaut 
pbiy, "Aunt Olutbla," to responsible manager. 
Sec at lis H. Uarrollton Avo. \v. F. Ilublioll, 
Baillmore, Md. 

ATTlUOTIVBJ YOUM0 vYflstW WARTRI^ 

lo l'oaein Cnstunio for lllustraiors; also Hupei lor 

Chorus girls. •'f'f ".' '••L n .A**l?J f ,'_ 

LADY will, sell some Handsome Street and 

Evening down's, I ft to I'jo: lildlogllst.il. Private. 
i DESSAU; Mt> W.HOtli St., let apartment, oaaL 



s 



THEATRICAL 

GOLD CREAM. 



There are cany Coiu Oream Prenaratitmi on 
the market today. Some are aoorJ-othsra an 
BKTTEa-Bnt Molnnerney's la BKST. 

TUB .Ingredient* ef Molnnerney's Gold Cream 
aire put and harmless, and when yon once eat 
this preparation yon will want no oilier. 

Other good qualities In Its favor are Its delicate 
peri arae, smooth whiteness and cooling properties. 
and 1 (does not cost as mo oh a* many ot the in 
laferlor preparation 1. 

rO» aValJS OM.T AT 

0MMBU 




HEW %OHK k 



VIUBT CLASS Cl. AlllON KTTIMT, OWlttg 

to disappoint menl, wants Wluterongsgemcnt. Lo- 
cale only. Sober and rollable. Flno high sod low 
pitch Inst. Boat references. At liberty after 

Aug. .11. Address HKNIIY (HIIKH. 

Hotel Lo Chevalier. Ooean Urove.'N. J. 



mull Dl VINO DDU (male, fox terrier) and 

new liOft. Kxtonalod Ladder, price, |M IIAHIIT 
DICKINSON, nan Wren Avo., St. I.oule, Me. 

TVPKWIUTEIl, HI,I('KE>'SI>«UI'KK, No. \ 

a |ils Mschlne, almost now; will sell for III; a 
bargain. Alaoa No. 7, new, Ifto iua< hlne; will 
saerlSee lor tv>. Call or adiirees 

ROBRRt J. STEIN, ice Thi rd Av e., N. f, 

AT lilUEKTY After Sept. 1, MIl.'LRITks-. 

(Bit., Msud, Ira 1 -Double Traps, Head Balancing 
Traps, siaok Wire, Olown wnlstlOs, Two Puny Act, 
one lu luaps, (wo in tumbling- First clan nigra. 
ana agents, write or wire, K. Mlilette, K.vansvTiie, 
Ind., fio'n. Del. Third leason with the Harris 
Nickel Plate Show. ^ : 



WANTED, for Lester's K.uterlalneri, RUok 
Face <ii>medlau who docs Al Singing and Banning 
Specialties, Contortionists and Slack Wire Per* 
formers. Week standi; big towns. Tickets for 
short Jumps. No boon. , Write all quick. 

hosier's Fbilorteinera, Kreeport, 111. 

LaOY~ MUSI <I ANS At Liberty t or JFall and 
winter work. Violin. Cornels and clarionets. 
Address I.ADY. csre of OMPPKR. Z 



WANTED— Lady Violoncellist for hotel or- 
cheitra. Experienced plsyors only. Wire. MISS 
B^tJDKRftON. Spokane Hotel. Spokane, Waih. ^ 

AT JL 1 BKHT v alter Sept. 8, Oood Slide fMaw 
bonciit. B. and (Col,). Address 
L. £_ EOO LEBTON, 800 8. Wall St..Oolumbna, 0. 

WANTED, for Cos. 1 and il, Perrurmera lit 
All Lines of Med. Bus., Sketch Teams, Single Per- 
formers, a and D. Artist, Irish, Dutch and Blaok 
Face comedians; prefer one team doing Straight 
or Comedy Musical Apia or an; Novelty' Acts. 
Want, two male Piano Mayors. Nino night stands. 
People multohange. fllve full particulars In flrnr 
dii. bi-;ut CHRISTY, Manager Western 



letter. 

Med. Co., Brownsville, Dodge Co 



Wis. 



WANTED at Once, a number of good Second 
Rand Pllma— Comic, elc, long ones If possible; 

also Fillsou Exhibition or Universal Kliietnscopo. 
J. HALL. »M McAU.jji Si.. I'hlto.. I'a. 

AT liIOKIt'1' V, Pot VaUdctlllt, Young Lady, 
with culllvated suuiaiiu voice. Would Join skelolit 
Can play parte. Refliied SubtsUo, caro.o/ CM/PCKt 



616 



THE .NE^;. YORK CLIPPER 



ATJGTJST 27. 




I AM NOW IN A POSITION TO OFFER ARTI8T8 CONSECUTIVE TIME IN THE FOLLOWING 
LEADING VAUDEVILLE THEATRES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES: 

Percy 6, Williams' Orpheum Theatre, Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre, H,Y. 

» n inn- "■..-. r wTJJT' "' v ' Kernan's Theatre, Baltimore. 
Percy G. W.(l.ams Circle Jheatre.^ Trenl Theatret lmm . 



Keith's Theatre, New York. 
Keith's Theatre, Boston. 
Keith's Theatre, Philadelphia. 
Keith's Theatre, Providence. 
Keith's Theatre, Buffalo. 

Keith's Theatre, Cleveland. 
Keith's Theatre, Pittsburg. 
Moore's Theatre, Portland. 
Moore's Theatre, Salem. 
Moore's Temple Theatre, Detroit, 
Cook's Opera House, Rochester, 



» d' 



»-ds»rl«>m. 



Percy G. Williams' Auditorium Theatre, 

Orpheum Theatre, Utica. 
Arcade Theatre, Toledo. 
Weber & Rush Mohawk Theatre, 

Weber & Rush, Lawrence. 
Hatltaway's Theatre. New Bedford. 



■ oh*n«ot«dy. 



Yorkville Theatre, New York. 
Keeney's Theatre. Brooklyn, 
Poli's Theatre, New Haven. 
Poli's Theatre, Hartford, 
Poll's Theatre, Bridgeport. 
Poli's Theatre, Waterbury. 
Sheedy's Theatre, New Bedford. 



ARTISTS WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE LIST CONSTITUTES 

A SINGLE TOUR Of 29 WEEKS 

WHICH CAN BE ARRANGED BY 



^mtiyi:. 



MORRIS, 



OHIOAOO or 
- ' OWARK 



4th WEEK. 4th WEEK. 4th WEEK. 4th WEEK. 

And no amply teats lo Bin? 10. Are you "Hop" to what that mean.) 



AT DREAMLAND. 
By Fir thi But Gmidy Act it the Seisin. Thit's What T.i, All Say ! ! 

.MAN'AfllCRH :— Come and «» iin. Mntlnee or night <n nnd 10 IV M.), It'a nil Ihe name. 
We have tlie good* nnd ore nol. afraid to show them. 

OPIN FOR FARCE COMEDY OR BURLESQUE. 

AdilrcKH DREAMLAND, Coney lH>nnd, or .1.12 K. Kith St., New York Cllv. 
WHAT MANAtllCIt tllllAltl) savs : "The only lloxlng Aol that ever mini'- under my 
nbr-rviitlou Hint Im not onT«>iiHlvi< to either elnnn vv box, being holli sclentllk mid full of 
uiinrTecled humor." 



WANTED, 

LEADING MAN, 



WANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR ,„,, 

WILLIAM TODT FAMOUS SHOW, 



On Account of Peo 



aunt of People. Closing, IUvIqk Previous Winter Engagements, a Few .sober ami I 
fCRFORMKRS AND MUSIOIANS. 



Hon and Wile doing two'or three Turn., or good Team or Trio, Contortion!.!, and 
clown that earn Work in Concert, Ton " 

" ~ 1 1>1 



Mu. ir tana, Baritone, Tuba, Cornet and llruin.. 



Mounter that ean do Home Aerial Art; 
im. Mn.lrlan., addrra. 
LEO IIIJL1U rlTl'N. Baud Maater. 
WANT PEOPLE THAT ARE USED TO SMAI.1. SHOW. Slate loweat, .are 
■ alary, and whan yon tan Join. 

South all Winter; never close. It'a a tafe, ucal, small show, good accommodations, swell nntnt, 
not ntft. oonvened Pullman Combination luggage, Dinner and Sleeping Car; TO It. T.. 40ft. M. P.; 
Eniranoe, •jOxJOtt.: eoft, li. T. Dressing Top, Hem special Krle Paper. Hive my own dogn hoop 
the Loop. Big Aerial and Wire lot. Few salaries, hence ttio swelled, safe Utile Show en lour. 
Pleased lo hear from old frlenda and people that were with me before. Addre aj 

. WILL AM TOUT, lDi-114 North uth St., Philadelphia, Pa, 



An EXPERIENCED ACTRESS 

For Leads, ■ GOOD ACTOR tor Responsible Business, COMEDIAN. Reasonable repertoire salary in 
thoroughly competent people, Want to buy picture MAUHINK and FILMS, incompetents oloaeil 

after Ural rehsarsal. Alloc I.unily, write. Address FRANK DANIELS, Uudauo, Win. 



AT LIBERTY, FOR BURLESQUE, FARCE COMEDY OR VAUDEVILLE, 

IRENE WATSON. 

THE GRACEFUL ACROBATIC TOE DANCER. 



Add r«ai 



COSMOPOLITAN IIOTKI., Haw Ortean., La. 



w a. iv or jb> r> , 

MICHAEL STROCOFF CO., 

A good Comedian who can King and dance, a Man for Genteel Hoavios, a good, capable and expe- 
rienced Actor, a first class and experienced singe Manager. Preference given l/> thoio who double 

soloist. Send full pan Ionian and loweat salary in 
Please consider silence a polite negative 

RODNEY A KELLOGG, Monroe, Mlol 



tfij - - 
j bras*. A first olasi Tuba Fiat er; mum be a soloist 
tirst letter. Send photo, wnloh will be returned, " 






'S 




hvb. 



.ME AND 
UDY BUG.) 



WANTED- MUSICAL ACT, lo double responsible parts. Address 

OH as. DREW MACK, care of Jeffera' Theatre, Saginaw, Mich. " 



FREDERIC RELLA, in "DR. JEKYLL and MR. HYDE," 

Waatt, to complete cnit, Straight Old Man; also Man tor Irish Comedy Bit and Handle Props. 
UiMr people, write. Address ABHOTT A hensbl, Managers, Bpringfleia, Mo. 




GOOD SALARY TO RIGHT PARTY. 

W. E. MARTIN, 

Port Smith, Ark., week Aug. a J; Springfield, Mo., 

Aug. ft). ■ ' 




HI HENRY'S MINSTRELS 

Begin Rehearsals at Passaic, New Jersey, Aug. 25, 
Prior to Opening of Season, Sat., Sept. 3. 

WANTED, Performers, Vocalists, Musicians, 

To Fill EmorgenoioH. Address 

HI HENRY'S MIN8TRIL8, Passaic, Hew Jersey. 



EFFECT* 



Same as used In RADIUM DANCB in 

I Pin Part Pouir and In toe Klralfv Show. ( 
Our preparation Is protected by patent 

I ami sold by right of priority. 
Address 

BENDIRER & SGHLESIM6ER, 

Chemists, 3d Ave.and loth Bt.,New York. 



*»% 




"IT* 



IT'S THE TRUTH" 



Our 
»M STHHBOPTIVON Is an honest made, up 

lo date, Professional Machine, with all the latest 
Improvements. Our SECOND HAND FILMS 
and SONG SLIDE, are tho oheapeat. Send 
stamps for list.. Also highest prices paid. 

PEAHOE k SCHECE. 

Wo. S14 N. Calvert St., Balto., Md. 

AT LIBERTY FOB TUB 8EA80I. 
Becker's Ladies." Orohettra. 

Five pieces. Members of A. F. of M. All olaetl- 
cat ana popular ovorturea rendered. Expert- 
enceil in vaudeville work. A first class attraction 
in every respect. Address 

i No. 1028 HOWARD ST., Omaha, Neb. 



LABOR DAY. 



IWII.1. (1UARANTKE) or COLORED PERFORM- 
BRsatonoe. Write or wire 
JACK BROOKS. Uen'l Delivery, SKJIaryJa, Pa, 

Wanted, Medicine Performers 

ALL KINDS; PIANO PLAYER. 
PR. HRBBgRT BDOHANAN, Black Earth. Wit, 



PERFORMERS °?r EUROPE 

Hit) cut IN UABIN hates. For farther 
Information, apply to THK KXUUAKOK OFFICE, 
104 East nth St., Herm an Hayings Bank Building. 



MRS. GHA8. M. COLLINS, 

Widow of Chan. M. Oolllus, will take a few CHIL- 

iiiirn TO BOARD. For partloalars, address 

38 BEEOH WOOD AVE., New Kochalle, ». Y. 



BARLOW * WILSON'S 

Greater New York Minstrels. 



TVBA, TWO COBNBT8, CLARIONET. Can place Good Musicians and Performers at all 
times. Permanent address, 04 MAIN ST., ii.ni.ur>, (,'obb. 

Crescent Comedy Co. 

WANTS QUICK, 1 

WAN FOR JUVENILE LEADS. 

BERGMAN d» CVMMINOS, Kattrhtstown, lad., week Aag. m. 



GARDEN THEATRE, 

Gorier IABIIT lid 8C0OIB 8TB., CANTON, OHIO. 

Devoted to Strloiiy High Cluaa Vaudeville and Burlesque. DON LKNO A DAYNE, Proprietor*. Under 
the managemeai of DOM i.kno. Entire chungo of bill weekly. Will reopen MONDAY. SEPT. n, 
lit second season. WANTED— High Class Sketch Teamn, Single Ladles and Slater Team, Good Look- 
ing chorus (i ins; also First Part Women wanted at all times. All communications sk to time, address 
PON LENO, Pa-op. and Mgr. Garden Theatre, Canton, Ohio. 



THE LEFFEL TRIO, 

Cartyku a full atnim yetting of scenery nnrt scenic effects, In their fli-otes.ine 
trampoline liar Act. We do double i*omersaulta the same ax our mime. Spell ihe 



uume" hrukwnrd and you will nee how we do them. 
.Imiji un-.v. fiiaNK i.i:ri'i:i,, Mnnnger, Care Walter I. 



Have open time In December nnd 
Main Croat Show. • 



36th 81 C« K Ha PI I. WKKK OF 

NATIONAL. t»T< 



O K oo.. 



SUPPOBTINO 

WAITED Al CHARACTER M , A * t0 direct siage; Oood LoVklng, Young, Jnvenlle'l.esdlng Woman, 
H an A 6U,,, ) « i, l t, preferred; 0«D. Bus. Man Willi specialty, dancer preferred. Mention loweat 
for balance of Summer and regular season, whloh commences Sept. le. Pay own board Tlila weak 
Madrid, N. Y.: week of 28, Norfolk. N. Y. Addr«Mi CHARLES hohai il.V 

WILL BOYOOOD SECOND COMBINATION BTBRBOPTICON ANDFILMB. 8«S In lltV-WIII 
pay expreasage for Inspection. '" ■ " 



1. PBEIPS will be IT LIBERTY Alter Sept. I 

lUH HkAVIBB. Il.an iTinir i,ii>.< i..,l, . ... »■ .»...». ■ TsT 



LRAD8, HEAVIES, ALSO STAOB DIRBOTOR AND PRODUCE; 

Address PPR0BA8K ST., THEATRE, New aediord. Mass. 



Mgr. Summer stock. 



RUSIC M. FOR OflCH. 



10 PARTS AND PIANO, »3.S5. 100 SETS FAINTED. II Of. 
MO SBTO. I16.S0. SBND FOR 8AMPLK8. """"'• * ,g * 
TUB HOWARD PUB. CO., Hatllrabre, Md. 



August 27. 




THE NEW ^OEK CLIPPER. 



617 



ABSOLUTELY THE 

WIL.L. BE A BIO 



MISSOURI ! 



IT 



FIRST VER8B. 
A wise boy from Chicago who bad Iota of dough 

to spend, 
came down to old 8L Louis Juit to see his lady 

friend; 
They rode out t« the Fair grounds, to see the 

wonder* the re, 
He, id all his cuy wisdom, to see the maiden 

stare. 



Words and . . . 
Music by . . . 
Theron C.Bennett. 

ONLY WORLD'S FAIR SONG HIT SOLD ON THE. FAIR GROUNDS. 

SHOW IF* YOU WIL.L. use it. 

IT WILL BE THE WALTZ SONG HIT OF THE SEASON. 

ROW being Paltered by BIONONETtE KOKIH ud BBLLE 8TEWART. 
OTHER NJEW ONES! 



THE 

CHORUS. 



WORDS* 



Oh, she waa from Missouri, and she had to seo 
it all. 

Bbc worked the guy so smoothly he had nothing 

left tt ill ; 
For every show it too* a plunk, for every beer 

a dime, 
And thus she worked Chicago for a good old 

Jolly time. 



SECOND VERSE. 
He thought she'd Iks so simple he could twirl 

her 'round his thumb, 
But a sweet St. Louis Dimple mean* a barrel 

fnllof fun: 
with one hand on his collar and the other on 

bis dongh, 
Hiss St. Louis made Chicago pay well for every 

show. 



nd, t¥l«B>*Bt: sVIe* Th.re." . (SOUDAN) 

.r Old Owlaw«rt>" ... (BYERION) 
"In th* Mlssrry Month of Jun«" - - (PRINQLE) 

PROFESSIONAL COPIES FRKB TO RECOGNIZED PROFESSIONALS). 



"In Old lr*»| 



VICTOR KREMER CO., No. 67-73 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO. 

JOHN A. WEST, MUSICAL BROWNIE, 

THIS WEEK WOBDERLANP, DETROIT) SEPT, 4, AVON PARK. YOUNGBTOWN, «M SEPT. 14 AND 10 OPEN. 



NASMVILLI 



WORK, 
QUICK, 



A; First Class Acrobat. 

State age, height and weight and all partloulirs 
in flrBt letter. . ■• 

W. GRIFFIN, 207 East 14th St., N. Y. 

AT LIBBRTY, 

LILLIAN LEIGH GRANDI, 

ROBT. GRANDI, 

LEADING BUSINESS. 
COMPETENT STAGE DIRECTOR. 

AVardrobe and ability. Address 

HO Ml'. (J It AM) I, 

Care of Doling Park Stock Co., Springfield. Mo. 

GOODMAN'S NEW OPERA HOUSE, 

FRIENDSHIP, N. V., 

Want good attraction for opening night, llrat part 
of Sept., 1004. (Company contracted for canceled 
no account of sickness.) Good open time In Sept. 
and Nov.' Minstrel, Dramatic or any First Class 
Attraction. Address HANK GOODMAN, Manager. 



DE BURETS DOGS, 

fl IiILIPOTIAW CANINES 8 

At Liberty Sept. in. Would like to hoar front A 
No. 1 Repertoire Co. 

DB BLAKBR. loo Birch St., Peterson, S. J. 



J. O. X*J$WI€p' 

SI PLUNKARD COMPANY 

WANT* OUI0K, STRONG B CORNET to Double 
First or Second Violin. Wire lowest; pay your 
own. Other good musicians, write. Address as 
per route, W. A. JUNKER, Manager. 



PICTORIAL PRINTING 

FOR 

.MINSTREL SHOWS. 

THE DONALDSON LITHO CO. 

_J NEWPORT KY. 

SCENERY FOB SALE CHEAP. 

One Falace Arch, consisting of four ploces and 
sot pieces. Also platforms and 36 chair covers, 
and for minstrel first part, one full net of Tom 
Bcenory and other Tom property. All scenery 
painted with water color, and folds In middle. 
Address MIS SUN, 

No. 636 Nebraska Avenue. Toledo, Ohio. 



I»s» r*n'« 



rWanted 



By rocngnliscd Dutch Comedian, for Double Dutch 
Act; one piaylug 1'lano or some other instrument 
inferred; an Idea away from tho conventional. 
Address Only W. A. U..N0.161 K.66ihSt .N.Y.CIty. 

MLLE. E8PANCNOLA, 

The Dancer, assisted by ED. 8HELLIIERG, In the 
pantomime croatlon, "Algy'a Dteam," Vaude- 
ville and managers, write. 

414 GRAND RIVER AVE., Detroit, Mich. 



WANTED--MED. PERFORMERS 

OF ALL KINDS; be ready to Join on wire; tickets 
If I know you. F. Emmons, write to B. Address 
Burgettstown, Wash, Co., Pa., W. E. BTANLEY. 

Etflsin Projecting Klnetescope (is new[, 

Sterooptloon Combination, Electric Lamp, Rheo- 
stat and Jot; great bargain; ouly sat. 

BOX- 7», PojMJjllc^PJtlht^ra^ 

J.W.SCHWARTZ. 

SKETCH WRITER, 

Discontinues ad. till Fall (to fill orders). 

Wanted At Once, for John H. Sparks Slums, 

good, first class, sober and reliable clrcns Bil.- 
posters. Show runs all Winter. Address 

L. C. GILLETTE, Agent, Norwood, S. V. 

WANTED, Baritone, Trip Orimmer, Alto, to 

Double Concert or Big Show; one All Around 

Performer; Coucliee Daucers. Long season south. 

P. II. LASO, Empire B. R. Shows, flraharr , Vs. 

Top for sXivB, 

8i toot, with 30ft, Middle Piece snd 40 feet of 
Side Wall, waterproof. tso takes It riotok. 

WALLACE R. fllLMORK, Oswe go, N. T . 

A3ENT AT LIBERTY. 

NOHRll and RELIABLE. Address 

HARRY LESLIE, Crown Point, Ind. 



At r*it>erty, 

GERALDINE RUSSELL, 

LEADS, JUVENILES, HEAVIES or INGENUES. 

JAMES R. STOCKDALE, 

Anything Cast for Characters Preferred. 
Address 844 WES T Mth ST., New York City. 

IrVAIVTBD, 

TOM PEOPLE 

Who double In band. Must be sober and reliable. 
CBAS. w. OODEN, Waupaca, Wis. 




8EATS 600. NEW HOUSE. BIO STAGE. 

OPEN TIRE FROM SEPT. OS. 

JOS. JOHNSTON, Manager, 

Williams, Arizona. 



DON'T TAKE CHANCES. 

If Yoa Want Results Use a CROSS 

LETTER HEAD 

BEND FOR FREE SAMPJLB8. 

GIOSS "tittSEsSr CHICAGO 

lee, tor Stag. Money. Book of cats, HOe 



DOWH OH THE FARM CO. 

Sept. S, 10 A. M., CHIMNEY CORNER HALL, '-'Ml. 
St. MM Ah Ave., New York. Please acknowledge 
oallto 0HA8. MAKLKY, JBI W. Mth St., N. Y. 



WANTED QUICK, TO co M ?oT E 
OLD SI STEBBINS, 

Juvenile Lady (specially prof erred), Tuba and 
string Bass, Baritone to Double Clarionet or 
Violin, Clarionet B. awl 0., Lender it. and O. 
Those who wrote before, please write again. 
Address DAN DARLE10II, Syracuse, n. Y. 



AT LIBEBTY Al HDBTLIHO ADVAHOE 

AND BUSINESS IANA0EB. 
Know the coon try from coast to mast. If you want 
good booking In good towns, If you want to pilot 
your show properly, write me. Seven years' ex- 
perience. Give me the goods and I will deliver 
them. Quick engagement means low salary. 
ROBERT STANLEY, 117 John St., Uellevllle, N, 



WANTED. PIANIST: 

Must dounle brass and play calliope. DANCING 
OR MUSICAL TEAM, doubling brass, preferred. 
No drunkards. Tickets If you aro right. Long, 
pleasant engagement; f 3 per night, Joint, and ex. 
when wo work. Wrlteorwlrc. GUS 0E8BE8TKS 
and HARRY BLAIR, wire me, Evansvlllc, Ind. 
RICE'S FLOATING PALACE. 



AT LIBERTY 8BPT. 1, 

A No. 1 PIANIST 

Sight reader, sober and reliable. Locate or travel. 
Experienced In both theatrical and otcbestra. 
Member of A. V. of M. Managers, If yon haven't 
got the coin, save stamps. Tell all In first letter. 
Address q uick, A. CUR TIS, Pres( |ii o Isle. Mo. 

Mill 1 SWALLOW S MILE'S 

GRAND FLOATING THEATBE, 

NOVELTY TEAM, Double Bass snd Tuba; 
clarionets. Curtis, write. 
SWALLOW A MARKLK. Cbllllcolho, 111., Aug.2«; 
Pekln, III., 27; Havana 28. Beardatown M. 



AT 



LIBERTY. 

Beo.-DDPBEE and DDPBEE-Ltbbie 

ECO. GERMAN COMEDY. SKETCH. 
Week Aug. 22. Alineda Park, Butler, Pa. 



FOB BALE, OIE TENT, 35x65 TOP, 

FAIR CONDITION, AND 81DR WALL. BELL 
CHEAP, NO USB FOR IT. 

LIND8KY RABKB, Falrchanco. Pa. 



YES, WK'HK OUT. 

THE KINSEY KOMEDY KO. 

DOING WELL, THANK YOU. 



For Salt-Eight PerfofMing Cimrfis, Cagi 

. _. .. ..,—..* I, baa fn.iHh. »*.lilii,r t.lrHu 



And Properties; also three fortune telling birds. 
Learn you 10 work them by letter In one da 
N. LA7.ELL, 366 Warrln Ave. 



10 Automatic Talking Scales, $80 each. 

BACIOALUPl PENNY AltOADE, 
MO Market St,, Ban Francisco, CM. 



.PIANIST 

Thatcsn make good: »i per week and expenses. 
MACK A CO., Presquo Isle, Maine. 



RELIABLE PIANO PLAYER. 

DUNCAN CLARK, Wlnthrop, Maine. 



SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS 

MIDWAY FRONTS. 

E. J. HAYDBN A CO., 101 B'way, B'klyn, N. T, 



ASHTON and EARLE, 

' ECCENTRIC SINGING, TALKING AND IXM m.E COMEDY WHISTLING. 



The 
"Whistling Micks." 



YOU DON'T KNOW 

Perhaps that Happy Fanny Fields, Win. 
(Inubl, Rogers liro».. Charley Robinson. 
Frank Lsinna. Fred Nlulu, etc., etc., aro all 
BUDGET patrons. 

Madison's Budget No. 9. 

World's greatest bock of oomody, con- 
taining 21 Original Parodies, now Mono- 
logues, 4 great Sketches, new Dutch, Irish 
and Hebrew Specialties; Comic Poems, 
Toasts and Epitaphs; two roaring farces, 
two big burlesques, besides hundreds of 
now Gaga, Stories and Jesta— 80 nig pages. 
One dollar per copy. Buck numbors as fol- 
lows: any 2, f l.to; any 3, f 2; any 4, »2.60 
or Budgets 3, 4, 7, 8 and fl, $a. Others nut of 
print, send ah orders to my agent, L. J. K. 
HEIL, 1404 Third Ave, New York. 



CHAS. LAMB'S 
MORRAY COMEDY CO.. 

OPBIS I0HDAY, 8BPT. 5, 

PARIS, ILL. 
m«7 a. WnraBUl _Afow more good People 
IT I%.a M. MBiMW-tor ltepertclro. Must 
Join at ouce. Address 

CHAS. LAMB (alone), Paris, 111. 

WANTED. "I HUT FLYER " 

Stage O.rpenter 

That Can Play An Old Man. 

Must be a good Actor. Stalo very lowest salary. 
BD. ANDBR«01f, 

Koment, III., Aug. 37; Dawson, III., Aug. u>; Kfflng- 
lism, ill., Aiipr. :ui; Brazil, Ind. Aug. 31; Jasoli- 
vllle, Ind., Sept. 1; Robinson, III., Sept., 2; 
Bloom nsld, Ind., Sept. 3. 

Dof Karroll Co. 

WANTS 

Tall Leading Man, 'Woman for Heavies, 
At Agent familiar with New England, 

( thor good, ronpoml tdc Rep. people, write, state 
lowest, pay own. Silence polite negative. 

J. 0. WELCH, Vowlmryporl, Mais. 



LYCEUM COMEDY CO, 

WANTS QUICK, 

Singing and Dancing Soubretie, 



Join on wlro 
Address 



Lottie Oleninore, write. 

AL. 8. kvanh, Wlnfleld, Iowa. 



AT LIBERTY, SEPT. 10. 
MUSICAL DIRECTOR 

(PIANIST). 
Address W. II. BriniKIBKH, caro of J. W, German, 
Colonial Bldg., Boslon, Mass. 



Lyceum 



Theatre. ■"*■* 

Now Booklni Senoi 1904-5. 

Honse entirely now, snd onlyono la the town, 
Ni.non people to draw from. On Seaboard Air 
Line It'*., At'ania to Birmingham. Eight largo 
factories: In fact, an all 'round good show town. 
House limine heated. Lighted by electricity. 
New and handsome scenery. Address 

i. C. WALKER, Manager. 



WANTED, 

fl FIRST GI/1S.S ATTRACTION 

To open the Hugger Opera Rouse for the coming 
season. New House, Good Show Town of 1,500 
imp ; located on Illinois Central R. It, soidc 
shows will please save postage. Will guaraiiico 
sicoess. Any reputable company must wni. 
ii utck. Add. FRANK N01IRI8, Mgr„ Hugger, Ind , 

At Liberty, HABBY lid IABLE MAET1IE, 

Comedy Sketch Artlal, Comedian snd Soulireite.' 
Put ou acta. A'l Around Comedian Dancer. Also 
clever singles. Mgri. who pay salaries and wl<l 
send tickets, wire us. Address 

QKN, DHL.. Cincinnati, Ohio. 



WE PAY PIANO PLAYERS 

Big money for Introducing new music. Write at 
once to AKTHnt BELLINGER PUD. CO., 
Battle Creek. Mich. 



SKETCHES unci SUItlil. 

SPARLING & DURK, 

PLAYWRIGHTS, Hammond, Ind, '••<"' 



Wield Like ti Hitf from 6tod Understander 

I'liK A TRIO Rimoi'KAN ACT. Call or write. 

K II HI I BROS., 
No._IOI4 North Winch ester A ve., Chicago. 

i'ANTUIl'^rV We Print the Beat C'ontrscu of 
llllllftSl/liv, ah Kinds, and pay postage and 
ixpress. SOUMUTZ PTC. Co., Wooster, o, 



SPECIALTY WOMAN, 

one that can Sing and Hsnco and Change Often, and Kxpcrlonoed In Playing Small Parts; Ooo.i 
Wardrobe oasentlal. Kvery thing nrst letter. Musi join on wire. A. K. |IA i llieON, Mgr., Dsvldaon 
Stock Co., Academy of Music. Huglnaw, Aug. 25 0-7; City Opera House, Port Huron, Mich., week 
Aug. 20. . other Useful Aots, wrlto. 



FENNEL and SNOWDON, 

■ JUST A NKW NAMK ADDKU TO A WRLL KNOWN ACT. WILL BNTKRTA1N oi-KKRS FROM 
RKCOONI/.KO AUKNT8 AND Molts., FOR TIMK COMMKNCINU "KIT. 12, 11104. 
Just llnlsblng fourteen weeks on P. Melville Circuit of I'arks. Title wetk, nicult Beach, (Moult. 
N. Y.; noxt week, Aug. 29: T. Pastor's Theatre, N. Y. O.l Sept. a, Ryo Beai-h, N. Y. 
THIS ACT WAS KORMKRLY TIIK TWO NCNNKIM. 

WANTED, FOR 

Arkwright Richmond Dramatic Co., 

SPECIALTY PEOPLE WHO OAN ACT, 

AND OTHERS, WRITK, HARRY BIT l '17, Mgr., 10H Buttlh (Iri-en Street, tlrawrnrrtsvllle, Ind, 

I ' — 1 ~— ■— ^ — — a" «»»S— ■ — wss^M — 

"mMK/" Tm "faVT"~sfr , 'sTCr , 'W~th PKtlPl.K IN AM. ItltANtlIKH AT 
BsfmsT ^f-5sVjL**li JL JC1* M-M AM. TIMHN. 

IBD. P. AT5APTS A CO,, Thoiitrlcat Kxehange, IJiw.70 Broadway, Suite so, N. V. 
ss\M A\ Ml A\ rf*k sj» sjsj a» _. We bonk and roulo companies, Reasonable terms, (looses rop- 
Iwl #*\ IB #*, Vsl km, W\ O resented. People furnished on short not Ire. Wrlto or wire. 



AT LIBERTY, 

FIRST TIMK IN POUR YKAIts, 



LEADING WOMAN, 

OGK S 



ALSO 



J. WALLACE CLINTON, 

ALL 'ROUND ACTOR. 

High Class Rop. or Ono Plocu Only. 

Address CARROLLTON, Cattaraugus Co., N.Y. 



FOR SALE, CHEAP. 

ONE 5 OFT, BAGGAGE CAB, ORE 
48FT. oLEEPEH.FUBNISHED. 

Musi suit al Bluofleld. W. Vs., -Jsth to :*ufti, not 
later. M. AJtKAKK^ lUaofloM, W. Va.fj 

CLUB JUGGLERS 

Isnd tor llluslrslsd Calslagus, Fris. 

Fill IQ ZEWHABDT. 502 e. igth si., n. y. 



FILM FIRE MAGAZINE 

The Great tan Hi tin L'lllli Contiiry 

"Von "iin.ilii Have thl. Plre Insnranc* 
Agalntt llnrnlao; of Kllni.." 

A1XIETY AVOIDED- ACCI0ENT8 IMPOBIIBlti 

IT 18 A POWER. 

rSK.VD FOR CIRCULARS AND PRICKS TO 

HABBACH'8 PUB BOX, $1. 

TIN mix, TO CARRY HUN. IIKKL OK FILM, HAM 
HAMiLK, LOCK AMI KKY, ONLY fl. A BOON. 



Send your list and prko of same. 

A. II. LKK, 80 N. Snininlt St., Akron, O. 



CALLIOPE PLAYER 

and 81DK SHOW ATTIIACTIONS. Address (llilck, 
i NOR RIS A ROWK's ci iters, Davenport, la. 

AfLiberty, HEINHICH, DAMM.Muslcal Dlrertir 

Violin, Fine Ropertolro of Music. 

■ KfBxT BROWN, 

Trap Drummer, Xylophones and Hells. Kxperl- 
enced in alt Lines. Tneairn location. West pre- 
ferred. Address IIKINHICI1 DAMM, 
Boiler's tlaglen, De troll. Mluh. 



MITCHELL. LAWMAN CO. 
Want, for "Ten Nights," 

ACTORS DOL'ilLINO BAND, PIANIST AND 
MUSICIANS, FOR B. and O. Wrlle nuluk, with 
salary. So. Bend, Ind., weok of Aug. 31; Nap. 
panee, »; Albion SO; WolcottVllle, :il; La Orange, 

AT' 1VIBORTY, 

Pint Clm Viola and Alto Player. 

Address VIOLINIST, 

Eagles Mere Hotel . Eagles Mere, Ph. 

WOMAN FOR HEAVim JO. 

. VKNILK8 OR SKCOND BUSI- 
NESS. Laat aes/oii, heavy, with prominent meio- 
drama. First class Manager* only. Address 
AT LI BKRTY, Matlnn T, Detroit, MIOh. 

WANTED, Sept. 5. All With, Sooa Vaidnllli 

company, KalK WKF.K.. Ilonss filled every 
nlgbt. Knits SOO, HARltlH L LARCH, 

Msnsgers, OperA House, UOSWKLL, IND. 



ATLIBERl'V, 



HARBAGH & CO., JSMST- 



,p*. 



FIRE PROOF SCHHV, 

ALL KINDS, TO « ) It l* Kit. 





TheTIFFII.SCEMIl , CO M Ti»in,0. 



OHI 



iOCNTI 



rou TIIK 



G. and S. TRUNKS, 
ROTHSCHILD & CO. 

WRITS KOll CATALOOUU, 




Have your Scenery and Prnpnrtles made Fire. 
Proof with HOLIIKN'S I'lllF, -I'ltoOKINtl FLUID. 
References, Chicago Theatres. Fluid shipped to 
all polntaon short notice. Kasy n apply. TIIK 
AMKRICAN AIIISIIIP A MANUPACTlfillNII CO., 
luc, 11« Lincoln Avo., Chloago. IIL_ ■ 

PHOTOGRAPHS 

Cabinet PhotoB of yourself for selllng,»ao per I.M0. 
New Kdena CAHIIONA ilnlsli. Samples fordlmo. 
HUSBAND OR WIFK PHOTOS, |».0» 
ir 1,000: FORTUNKB, 60c. : Samp. 10c. 

~ For Pntnre Photographs 

and Lovers' Post OBIoe. 
rVT. Wlllard St., P hils,, Ps. 

"fell It to Me" 

UEBA KBWDALL'B 8d BOOK. 

iU MEW ~ JUST OUT. 

For sate en all trains snd news stands, or W 
mall. Hue. Address KZHA KBNDAXli. 
J SO Soath Ttl> Ar... MS. Veraea, W. Y. 

MUSICAL NOVELTY WANTED FOR CAS* 1 . 

Bend fall deeoripllon. FOR SAI.K-a , Ociav. 

Chroui. Catses (IiikiiiioIm 1 i»ak>>) and standard. 

_ Address _ MUSICIAN, U sails, III. 

Retired Performer WIshM To Correspond 

With ladr about tblrly-slz yeara o Id. Mutt plsy 
piano and slug swell. Address 

OIIARLKS MARVIN. OOHlsnd, N. Y. ■ 

Wanted, Stereoptletn and Moving Plcturi 

MACH INKS; (also BOND 81.IDK8 ANIM.IX'I'MIC 
SKI'S. Hive full description. WHO maiiti's r.ma 
and lowest i-asb prlrs. RICHARDS AND IIIIICII. 
431 West Michigan street, Diilulli, Minn, 



618 



TfflK new r^OBK qiltptwei. 



AUGUST 27. 



Clipper Poit Office 

•to oMertd avoid rnlatakea and la 
Insure the prompt delivery of the) 
letter* mlverlUeA In thli lUtf a* 
enVelofre iflolnly addressed must be 
■eat for enoU letter, and a' written) 
order (or the letter, elgcaed with *»• 
(all name and 'address and- the line 
of business followed by the »ender, 
moat nlao be eneloaed. . "j* 

Pleaae mention' the date (or anal- 
ber) ol TUB CLUTKll In which the 
letters sent (or were advertised. 

LADIES' LIST. 
Adah. Mm. U.S. Forcy, Mnri.it llorloD, Clark 
Artlelle Jcanule Poster, Nettle Monro*,. Trlxle 



Asietn, M 1 1 W 
Alllsnli. Klhte 
Alison. Orlrut 
Argv, M»l>el 
Anlst.l. Mlllllltl 
llrailley Maters 
Hearilaley, 



Poster, Nettle 
Mora. Mildred 

l'<T«ll«lll, VI* I. 

ri'iiiK'i*. ikii« 

Ponuer, Kveljn 
Parley. Hoiinln 
Vay, Hit 
■'arfey, M 1 "*- J 



Onll'lrlt P »)>< Jl aaa ■■ vrtvwt'r^ .,■«••■» — 

',- Urclehcn Pntlina, Lallelle Merrill, May K 



Byrne, N. 10c. 
linker. Cor I no 
lieoiiuu.iit Alnm 
HI ii ill ford, Mini 
llurnup, Ha I', 
hrooks Jennet (e 
H,iiik«iin, Roy 
Ifcanlianl Mr* l-' 
Hlllti.ll, Ail-Ill- 
Prewin, I. "Ill 
Himi-e, Klnora 
Hiirxlnmon, ' 

V I 'urine 

Buvlee, f«rnet» 
Blackford i.uitli 
Hell.' Crynlal 
llr»|iliy. Alice 
Brooks. Jclin 
BunlliiK. Kmnia 
Ilea til aley 

« Intern 
Barrett, Mr*. M 
C'lintK, Kiiiinn 
Ctirfla, Vera 
Carlo 1 1 ii, Mlaa 
Carroll. May 
Cutra. Mrs. W 

Ciluw. Anil a 
Chan*, Lotllo 
Cudwell. KM. 
I'liinmoi Hlniern 
CuiVtle, Pay 
Crawford, Kdllli 
Ciirnien Hlalera 
Crswfoel, »lny 
Chaconi, Kinnin 
Cnrew 4 Haves 
UcBcll, llntrf 
Drew. K. M. 
Davenport. 

Marie 1.. <lc. 
Dowllhg. liertlia 
Diamond, .Jean 
Ilegv is. Aon 
DeLeo'l. K»* 
lMi?eii|»n-l 1'ilna 
Dn troll, Jewell 
DutpniiorT. Krtna 
H'Kstel* Muter" 
IlrVcanv, Mil ill' 
Detlile, Maude 
Delroy. Hsu 
D'Arvllle. 

.l.'llli-lll- 

Daytun, Etliia 
liuVe.iu. Mae 
Dell.v, .Ma ml 



Detl 



...Mtie, I. mint 
DeYcne Mrk.Toni 
Deveen, tbnlr 
Deforest! 

• • Marie 0, 
Doum-iii. M. i: 

I'-KOll. Hvlvlu 
Knfle, Mam 
l-'.lvrllul. Mlaa 
l-|ip». l.toiri-lla 
K-uierohla. Kdna 
Kvuim, I'-Iln 



..Jom.-., 

Montrose. Rcaa. 
Murlon. l/nihe 
Miller. Kilty 
Mhrrlkun.'Mne 
Moon*. ■ V'lnrelnv 
Mclvnle, Nell. 
Monroe Carrlell 



fouler, l-'lor 
Ferns, Tea*. 
Frailer, I'enrl 
Kenton. Mnlvl 
Herman Urltlset 
ilnO.le.ln, Hiiale 
(larrett, Cecil 
Uratit. Mra. Flo 
Ruruee, Alice 
(illilny, Ma 
Cllroore. Hol'lle 
(lllmore. Hlaa 
iiIIIkti, Ilea* 
lirnhiim. liiilny 
Ulllaudera, 

Jennie C. 
i :*|i7,eiii\ ■ — 
Hyde. Mnrlnn 
HMier, 'Marlull 
llolinliill, Kit 

Harper, Clara 
ilnatluKS.' Holili' 
I Inline i. Knri'h 
Hi.hlm Marl* It 
Iluriier, Clara 

In llin wn). Hell 
Jlluut. I'enrl 
Hill, Mlllil ■ 

Hlllrtr, MnlHle 
Hull, Mm. Arile 
ll'illaml Mlllted 
Ilenilenon, 

I'annle 
Irlab, May 
Iveraeaa, Ccell 
ii-iivoiin. Irene 
Jernioii, Irviie 
.Inlinaiii. Allot" 
lM-onl'-k Annii 
Kent, KlI'H-n 
Kant, Klennr 
Kreley. ICdnu 
Kim, Dotty - 
Kennedy Mra.M 
Kewiun. Mn.v 
lvenmnly Mra.M 
Keeler, Kdnn K. 
I I'-lle Hlhn. 2c 
LovliiKtmu Mny 
l.evlini. Mnrli'tlr 

f.lrlqi.'nwn.. Ml. 
l.lmieii. Dnley 

lenlon. Killlh 
l.iiiiuilnn. Ilnlille 
I. Illliil.. Minx 
aniidi.n, Muriel 
*<JI<nr, Zuldn 



Diitnl. Arrarllee l.elllane Klnlera 
1 jivelock, 

IHonvh 
l.iinnlinr, Mnilgn 
Lawreiiee llayA 
line. Ada 



Mdtlilr, KlMle, 

.M.i'imii 



Mii.ve, In. ilu 



Morton, Oerty 
MrKwley. Oert. 
Murlow. llenn. 
MaKtinn, Cecil 
Muelilj-n, Mabel 
Merlon, Jennie 
MnVialla, Mine. 
Ncwluo Mra M.V 
Nnrlini, Mra I'. 
O'Brien, Anna 
Ojer. Mliinoii 
t'owert SlellaW 
I'elleller, Dora 
I'nliner. C. It. 
l'liriloe, Mn Id* 
I'lilllW, Mallle 
Itnyiiioii'l. Allee 
limnl, Anna 
Itoae, Until 
l:io, Mra. Olto 
llnaaell,' Uaf ■'■ 
llodiara, I. mini 
lUilllnn. Tlien-nu 
HHker, Morg. 
Hilrk, Klbel 
Kuiltb, Mamie 
Sleitel. Kininu 
Hi, Unjn. Ida 
Siiwtolie Slalera 
MinlHi./Brtln 
SnTllU!: Syleln 
Snraealit. vinmli 
Hnlbiy. Kdllli I'. 
Kliannon, Lnvli.u 
Heegiir, 1.11 
sinlili. Phil ' 
Miitterlei', Jennie 
Rlelaon a Xlvon 
'I'owner Hlatera 
Teton, Mlaa 
Lrllna, Kilnn j 
•; homuaob. 

Crania 
Taylor, Irene 
'leouiy,. Violet 
'ierry Kdytlie 
'lliorne, llciitrlco 
Wlllon. Belle 
Wilbur, Babe 
Wood, Mra. H 
Walton*-, Ml. 
Wllllnrani.ii. 

Beta. 
Wlilinnr.n. ' 

K meal I no 
Wollaoe, l''lor. 

Wlllllltnn.'l. 

.Mm. rniB.'li 
Womlw.i.il, 

- Kmlle 

Waljalngef. 

' Hi 1 1 1, n 
Walker, Dedn 



Ijitell, noreiu-e Yoeiiian. Mi'e.O. 
Jlefiill, Kilty. Krnbhln. I.ollu 
Mertnllili. C.iOe. Zuifrtlln. 



Mra. Walt. 
Mn. Mra. ILL. 



.liineiililiie Kni /mn, Mra 



/Inline!. A. B. 



IMwotda, Kll|le Mt>«U' Uk Jl'"". , .^ 
' UlCNTLMMlOKi't* l.i«T 

owley 4 I*»lle 
I'fli 



AllKIUf k 

l.nlli'atit 
Alorn. Mill, - 
Aloiaiidir, 11. B. 
Ail>Bilnl. -A. U. 
Alvorii, l-'nl'l- 
AnnatroiiK, W.J 
Allen, V. M. 
Allen 4 I Icelilc 
Alal'nnm Onnvt. 
Antrim 4 Ivlera 
AllioB, l-'umlly 
A|f[llCltm, Kriink 
/llioa, Frill 
Ailiiinliil. Art. 
Allrriy, liar. 
Ann*, liar. 
Allilmi Htwk Co 
Allen. II. K. 
AtUium 4 Drew 
AilHinlnl 4 

». i, Taylor 
Alexnniler. W. 
llrtioka, Crnev 
lllirtt- 4 Mi-Nlllti 
lliileH, Mulvln 
Bniwer. W, «. 
Blvnnuna, Mna. 
Biiler. — r«f»J 
IliiHHPt. Byilney 
liiiiin-li-k, II. H 
lleek*r, Krunk 
Bitaika, J. M. 
Brown, n, II. 
Hurtb, Aiiuiihi 
Burr 4 Kvuna 
Beau. Jno. 
Buv la 4 

lliilryini'li' 
llliiucliaiil, V.V.. 
Berimnl. (Inn 
Hltimal 4 . 

Klllillil 
Blondell. lien. 
Huriin. A. U. 
Brown, Joa 
Bulfoiir 4<li'tard 
llnrke. l.nltiie 4 
Inky lliij-n 
Brooka, I. M. 
llnnklik, Kreil 
Rnyev, Juo. 
Brynula, 4 
Bitaika 4U*'iiloii 
llienlielin Mlmlr 
Hillllilllor. Million 
Hluwii. W. W. 
ltnrrliiKlon II. A 
Berry, Mllea 
I'.i-rtlnl. -- 
Ituelnnnll. Chun. 

Brown, liar. 

imiiirii-k. it. n. 

{terry, Lew 
lean. J. ft. 
Uruily. 'I'. 1. 
Hlelav. Hey 
lielini. I'vitiik 
Biittail.i. Almidn 
Brooka, Herb. 
Burr 4 Kraua 
Bennett. II. V. 
llnrry 4\V«lfottl 

lleliedlkl Hltllllll 

Bel. (lulllnttina 

llrlaitie, Jim 
Barmiin, tl, W. 
Ciinlmin. Jllll 
Butt, l-'nink 
liryiiii. '1'. li 
Brill mi". 'I'lie 
Coat*". Slierunin 
Cannon. Jnck 
Carlo. KIiik 
CroH". .Inn. 
Clark, J. P. 
Clarke, II. C. 
Curr, Herb. 
Callaalier, J. I* 
Cooner. I. 
ciiamlwrlaln. C 
Corcoran, Tbos 
Cliappelle. Cut 
Crollun. Clina. 
Clark 4 Hilton 
Carlo", Klna 
Cottli 4 Adam" 
CM tie, 0. E 
Cvcln. Mr. 
Clemuna ft 

Miaaey 
Cole 4 .lnliuson 
Cook. W. J. 
(barter, llobt. 



Curt I", .lerk 
ClllltOII. I'llllnt 

ClHlaloplier, Mr 
Cruwl.ird 4 

Mniililiig 
Clifton. C. J, 
Clark,. Mnrali 
Clunelit, Cloy 
Cuj-roll. T. A. 
Chamberlain. 

II. W. 
Ctaik, W. J., 
Cntnpla*N. D'Are 
Crniie, Lawrence 
Carroll. pU" , 
Calmly, J. w, 

Cramer, rlam 
CalaWlaWI C.B. 
CtiaiiiiUin, M. W 
Oarllnu, Jetl 
CliainberlHln. 

U K 
Cooke. W. J. 
Cnurttmy 4 Bun 
Clark, It. A. 
Carter, Bubt. 
cbapuiau, B. 0. 
Claude. Ilul«>rt 
I'lirlKiy, A, 
Cutler, P. U. 
Carter. Cliaa. 
('oily \]li-iihl'iiw 
CiiiinluKliaiU' 

tl. D. 
Camp, W. V.. 
Clayton, Jcnklna 
4 JoHiK-r. Ik'.. 
Collin". Dun 
lloyle, Edwt.. 
iiuiikiiinoii, Har 
IleVou, Pied 
Darr; II. V. 
ueKlmar, Vlo 
liarllnv, 0. K. 
DevereuiiN. Rob 
U'Klnier Trio 



lmiieauii. J, A, 
fmracu 4rtiin"cll 
Dooley, J, P. 
Dixon, Henry 
Bevlne, J. A. 
li.'Vi-. 1-M. 
Delaviiy, W. 
llevlne 4 Itnilnr 
Doiee, Tt'lilieiw 
Davla. Doc D. 
Hi'llovuii, J. B. 
lluy. W. A. 
lliinl.ar, 0. W. 
Illlwortb, J. W 
Dooley, K. .7. 
nieklnnoii W.ft. 
Imlltm, C. M. 
Ih.ve. Xnlitl 
PilfniaalL San. 
iiiiiiglnn. Male. 
itelmnr, K. 0. 
Ilnltlnc, — 
Henley, W. O. 
Dn*l«. F. K. 
DeKoiri'Hl. liar. 
DnlTy, Jim. 
Prime. Kriint 
Deliln, T. II. 
Ii,.yle. MnJ. 

Duell. Jllo. 

Denmm, K. II. 

It lllll II H, l'VIIX 

Di'lmnre. Tom 
jiel.llHii'iii* Fort 
Dillon. Beit 
HrcHw-r, Ntn 
lll<lru»ne. Jim. 
llel'i'lillin. 'I'll* 

Hcllincy * 

Dntelln 
DeVoe. M 
I'.vnim Kit. 
I'lmiunlorf. W.C 
Krnat. W. A. 
KaBtou. F. D. 
F.no. liar. 
I'dwards & 

Vauglin 
l.'pler, M.irt. 
flectrlc Onm * 
Itttietton, Har. 
Fjlpoaltlon ■• 
F.lroo, Jack 
Kajlelnn, Kdwd. 
Freeman. Job. 
FrlmO. Cleo. 
Ferrara. Oinrro 
Foster, W.A.J. ' 



'.rrclli Frank 
Ferry, cum. 
Friltelle, Hnr. 
I'erna, B. W. 

Fftrti; a. v. 

Fern.- Har. 
FalrtinnkJ, II. 
I'liiniidorf, W.O 
in n« I, Km II 
I'lbli. J. T- 

lorcr Jr., Hen. 
.•entelle, Hnr. 
l-'flloli, 1'ml 
Fiioii 4 Newton 
Foot*, lll.lt. 
Frdnklln*, II - - 
lullam 4lluu»cii 
l'llnn. Jno. 
I.liinlnit. J. I.. 
Fern 4 Buny 
Perrla, Dick 
Klgmnii. Owiir 
l.'i-etlrlek, A. 

Fur. c. J. 
I i.-iiin Jr.. Jno. 
Fraueli, Henry 
Fbnl, Octt. 
Fruncla, 0. 0. 
Faya, 'I'lie 
Fecena, I. 
Froalo, Chit". 
Family, F. 

I Inn. 'I'oiii 

Furnill. Joe 
tlurtluer Weal 4 
Suiinliln,- 
r.reenwuy, H.v. 
i;.i ron, Andy 
(Irmly, Har. 
(Irlceiw, J nn. 
(InlouUer, II. P. 
Bltnere, Bd. 
(lorinnn 4 Fort 
Culguiio, Frank 
tllluitte, Kdwd. 
(Uvgoty, K. K. 
(Inrdiier, Jack 
illeuB.m. J. 4 II. 
(lalluildn, — 
(loltlniaii. Ham 
(luy 11 ron. 
(Ireen. J. K. 
Cagiion, IClwln 
llreeil, Har, 
CnoiluiHll, Art. 
iinllanlii'.'. Jl'- 
Hardier. Jack 
llreeiie. U 1" 

(iolllun, Hon 

Orovea. Ned 

(IrlHwolil, /Hilda 

llnrrlaon, J.4K. 

Ilruaard, K. It. 

ilnu-y, Dan 

illllnii. K. ft H. 

aranatla, Jlerr 

tllofker", Clnin. 

tli-ohuin, B. V. 

Gracey & 

Burnett 

tlnanon, Jenu 

tlllliert, W. B. 

tloddlnK. Fred 

( Jul lob, P. ft H. 

Lilian, P. II. 

Harris CM. line 

lllinler, H. V. 

Iliiiin. Ben 

Helfron, Tom 

Hall, tl. U. 

lliiydenHoyes 

Ilatliiuvny ft 

Walton 

1 nnler. H. V. 

I ons. Bert 

I nmtltim. O. O. 

lleyiliau, A. C. 

I nlmnii, A. K. 

Herbert, W. «. 

Holen, John J. 

I eboe. Otto 

I oltlBttortli. c. 
"Ult-UBI Lull- 
, lar" to. 
tc.llau.ls. The 

»f 
1 aye", i . a . 

Hetrne. J. A. 

Hall. a. I>. 

Healey, P. W. 

llRWley, Frank 

loltnau A.K4M 

Ilarrlo ft Merlo 



Unit! H.',rL. 

aktkmiii. lloip. 
Irk Joa. ... 
iiirriB ft iieUm 

llarrlnglitn. I>.l 
llefiert, O. M. 
Ilogan. Krne«t 
lloerle. J, II. 
.Haieall, ton. 
Hamilton, Tbeo. 
Hlckey *Nel»'. 
Howard, llo-.. 
liiirkniM* Frank 
Howard, O. IS. 
Hate, Wm - a 
Henry, C. D. 
Hllllker, P. 1. 
Handler, llacnr 
llouiaiiu, II. <), 
Haniion, Wm. 
lliinlH i Merlo 
Holt, A. J. 
Illlteiikn. The 
Hale, llurvey 
Heberl, W. O. 
Jurria, Tom 
Jolinaon 4 Welln 
.iiiiiaen, i Ben 
Jneknoli, J. K. 
.lolinsou. Curuill 
Jfllitmton, A hi. 
Judge Mr.. Joe 
Jolinaon, III A. 

joliDrm, W.. V. 

Johtl«>ii *' 'nrr.it 
Joiwf, K. II 
Joljonoli, Billy 
.1 arret. Art. 
June* ft 8ution 
Jiwloon, A aa. 
Jvrretle. Har, 
Jimeii, CIiiiiiI 
Ji.lmni. K. a 
Keeter, I 'fill 
Kl-ltll. W. J. 
Kerr. U. li. 
Kl'hihll, lllllle 
Keuey, Qei>. 
Kell>, Tli"". 
Kraton, Har. 
Kiiiilin. in. '1>V. 
Kelly 4 Aaliley 
Kcllrber. M. .1. 
Kiililllliin. J. J. 
Hidiler. 0. 
K.-lllher. Ml.li 
Mo|. Hurt 
King, Har, 
Kenuelii-, T. F 
Kennedy, Juh. 
Kiililmnn, J J. 
i;ennetly. Frank 
Karoly, H. M. 

MIlliClll. K. 
King, R. T. 
Lumlatrt, K. A. 
I.apnlnie, W.W 
l.mlejte. Mima. 
I^itnnbn'a Are* 
l.*Ig|iliin, Fin nk 
l.taehke, 1 1, mi 
la-Kay. Har. 
I.eoimnl J. p. 
I.utoy lire". 
I*ni. Alec. 
I. a Hoe. Hnr. 
leonnrtl, P. H. 

I t'Wln. H. 8. 

l.uwrence, .1. F 
l.nklorr, Art. 
I ,n Hen tie Family 

Intel Ilriin. 
I.iirnliie. Henri 
I evlnii. Willi. 
Leonard, Qua 

i^nel Trio 

Led. Krnnk 
I. liken, Win. 
la-toll. J, M. 
lee, II. V. 
i-errel Trio 

hl-ii i Ci:i|il"llll 
I.eMBlre, tied. 
l.orelle. Lea 
I.eMarr, Hnr. 
Landla, llt.l't. 
I.e.iliy, J. A. 
Lnilrence. Wm. 
Leon, l'llnn- 
l.iitly. K.K. 
Lemlti, II. II. 
I* ley Ilm". 
I. line. J. I,. 
IjiCroU 4 

l'l.-*ell 

In-ih.y. Job 
UiMi.iiiH, 'the 
i.i-ur. Jnck 

MllHOll l|. II. 

Mnore ft Morgan 

Meiilini, l-'nink 

Mnore, 1. P. 

Moore, J. I' 
Merrlhaw, A.J. 
Mnek Mr., J. 0. 
Mi'lloyle, Dnrley 
Mnom. ciiurlle 
Merrill, Cliaa. 
Miller, Bertram 
McDowell, J. II, 
Muaaelnan C.H 
Morton, 0. W. 
Mark. Tom 
MIHIkbii. W. M, 
Martin, Boh 
Murray. Jim 
Mllebell. W. H. 
IMIIIlllKK.il. Hum 
Ml.'llfliwti. 'I'hot 

Mack. W. A, 
Merlin, Later. 



Mario ft Alio 
Millet, II. >. 

Sam. ii ftl.'lllbnrn 
ottlu ft quint 
Hock, Andrew 
Mtgee, J. J. 
Mian, W.C.J.P. 
Molxiwell Walt. 
Mack, F. 8. 
Mack, F. 
Mlllln. Rdwln 
Murphy, OacA 
.NicCole, J. P. 
.\leyera. C. B, 
MrCaitky Mylea . 
Martlnettl.. Har Htanlay. King 
' Mwtefle, J. A. 



.Tllll llllt-lll,' Jliti 

Mcl'ball ft Uoyd 
Mnllnr.l. Ifi.l.. 
M(n)re, Prank 
MiiBlc. Partner. 
MacDonald ,WH 
Meeker. tli4. 



tfll 



Frank 
Hli^Tt-rrti 



Haillli. P. A. 

htraua", Her*. 

Bptrt" Cina. 

Maooa. Iltrr, 

Mafl, Una ... 

Mekroek. Alien 

Heymotir, Pete 
Ktetaon, Walt. 
Howdern Kdna M 
Sulllrnn, W. L. 
Hpry, T. B. 
Slmmonn, Ed. 
Siwfford, Cliaa. 
Bnleaa, Brat. 
Heebacl:, Har. 
Btoue. B. W. 
Mlaulord, Billy 
Hpencer, Billy 



mow iiiiih ri'A'i'it. 



Pberlrinn Rolit. 
eclienk BroH. 
Kmlth, D,* L. 

MiiirlrWge. F.M 
Stnoley. Jne 



Morlufh Jr., K.aatntt, F, tl. 

\(cCnrthy Mylea, Mt. ClulrcC.A.B. 

Mandinll. Hnr. |ttpragnelle». The 

Mann, W. P. Kpatui, Byron 

Melville, Geo. 

MeKlnney, A.W 

Mela, tlacnr Co. 

At !• B l my. i. P.. 

Miller. P. ,P. 

Molierly, Hoaa 

Martlae ft 

Ma.xinllllan 
Mrflee. A. L. 
Mcltrlile, W. I'. 
Martell, Win. 
McNalr, Jna.i 
MiNul.li, F. A. 

Umley. .M"rrlK 

lllla, (I. Hi 
Maxwell, Barry 
.llidee, J. B. 
MBitroe, Henry 
Melnaar, K.'H. 
Mexican Trout.. 
Nermann, Mr. 

(Mexican) 
Newton, Hhakf". 
Nlblo. O. B. 
NewMll. I'linn. 
N nbel. Carl 
Niirinun, P. C. 
Null, V.. '■ 
Nortlnii..:W. B. 
Nye. T. .V. 
Seain Mr. 
Niirmnii. And. 
Nairn. \V. B. 
Ni-Ikiu, B. H. 
en-'. 2 
Owen, Wm, 
(iiirl, A. I,. 
O'Brien. J. J. 
I lleiui. II II. 
O'Brien, J. C. 

Ol,lruilo, I'Teil 

I'enrl. C. C! 



I'lnaril. Al. 
Praaton, Prank 

t'rentlce, Hnr. 
'rliio,-.. llempnt. 
1'iiillue. Prof. 
IMrlj. Lionel 
PoIiiUm. a 
l'fliderimat, W. 
Potter, l-:. I-:. 
Price, Jack 
Pearl. Billy 
l'i-ndlelnn. ,1.11. 
Paul ft Del/ene 
Plirkersull, -H.M 
Ilapknel, Max 
Ui-ekluw, l}uh 
Illiler, Knianiiel 

le'lH-, 11. A. 

Itnlllrui, 3eo. 
ilm -in* ft 

. i, lliiymoiid 
nittel. Wm. 
Uoblnion. Roy 
Itoaar. P. 0. 
Iloarll. Billy 
Riptal, Dave 

Hunt, P. L. 

lintliiniii. (lea. 
tllcll, B. 
Iletluinhd. F.d. 
Illuiii). Itol.l. 
Reetl, Choa. 
Itlce llrim. 
Ileeven, ClNt. 
IloliliiHiin, II. F, 
Hay. Frank 
Rockwell. J. 0. 

Eg t m k 

Ih-nla. Wm 
llit-ven. Henry 
lt*tiBiiN*r. J. «es 
lUilcll*. C. 

Itnlnl.ni. lli"i. 
lleneli, Charley 

Ueekwell, J. 1'. 
lilll hie. (Illey.) 

Iliiminell, Clnr. 
Mlolta, J. P. lo. 
Rlnnley ftWIIaon 
MuIIItbii, J. r. 
Stone Jr., Wm. 
Mlegrlnt ft 

Hlllnin 

Sun, Oua 
Merrela, 0. T. 
Mwuiinini, C. 1C. 
Mtaiihy. Milt. 

Bin we, J. P. 
M|>ee», P. J!, 
■- 1. D, 0. 



Moudor, M. 
StliBefer, II. H. 
sinrker, Family 
rtllkef, The 
Beaton, V, R. 
Flranna, IT. 
Kpuiddllig, A. 

8W0U4O11. W. H 
nnhn, J. I.. 
.staulcy, Mllt._ 
Trarert. W. H. 
'J'homaan, Fretl 
Tale, Wm. 
Tlrnony .Jno. 
mac! <J. J. 
Tlwrnton. Jaa. 
Thorn. In-wln 
TlnHiuLe, Jim 
TajrloH W. P. 
Thuranw, II. 11. 
Trevor, Ktlwln 
VaiiFoaacu 4. 

Mocnlcy 
Tcaal.v, Wm. 
Taylor, Cheater 
T'oulie. Irn 
Trevelte. T. P. 
TiBoay. Dab 
'I'heo,- AA'jllI 
TVRBrnog, Jiih. 
TaiaraVltl, Selby 
'I'hor/Miialral 
Tucker,, Frank 
Verldaa, The 
Van, (Jen. 
Vnck. P. II 
A iniAlen. (I. W. 

Vernon ft 

Hawthorne 
VonRenanelaer B 
AVlekeraon Kilw 
Weldi. II. L. 
Wheeling, Dlrec 
Wattba, 4 
Wood. J. B. 
Weber. VT. II. 
Wllann, Jack 
Wilton, Rlrb. 
Wood", Pete 
Winter". Bank 
Wolllng, F.S.lc. 
Wooda, T. O. 
AVIIllnni". linn 
AVllllaon, Herb. 
AToodwnrd V. V. 
Ward, Har, 
Wrlaht, Prod 
AVeller, P. A. 
Wateri, J. R. 
Wadell. Doc. 
Weber ft Colllna 
Wefttart. — 
Welch. Dlek 
AArlglit, W. 
Wdrd. Date 
Wateini, O. B. 
Wbltaker, 0. hi. 

Wood. a. I,. 

Wood, N. 8. 
Weetnil, Geo. 
Wee, O. R. 
Whit*. P. D. 
WriKiu. Jack 
Whltlwluil, K|t 
Whine. J. M. 
Wllaon. A.ft M. 
Waterbury Broa. 
,,ft fenny 
Walkof A rVhuk 
Wood, W.^H. 
Wallace, R. P. 
W'oayer. Fretl 
Wood, W. K. 
White. P. D. 
White, O. K. 
AVurren, Prod 
WlTOlii, It. L, 
WIlllagriH'". The 
Wllllanik, P.4l. 
AVIre, Byilney 
Ynokluy, I^nm 

Young, T.lnili 

Young 4- Young 
/arrow, Geo. 
/arrow Trio 
Knbedle, Fred 
/ereeUi, Xd. 
(!*rrOW, Mrr. 
Ziin.-ll. Ben. 
/arrow Trio 
/eh. .Toll.' 
Zolnea, Fretl 



Bnffnlp.— At the Htar Tlieatre (J. 1). 
mitllng, mahiiK'Tl the winon -here baglilk 
week ,if Aug. ,'J'J, with Dockktider'a Mlnatrela. 
"Itogera Brothem in I'nrla" 2B ami week. 
Mew nod cnmiuiiillniia Are eac apea, cariietlnga, 
det-orntlotia, etc., are noticeable. 

Teck Thbatbe (Walter ,8. Baldwin, nan- 
iger).— 0?he Bsldwln-Meltllle Co^. Id "The 
CoWbiy and the LAdy,* 22-27. "When 
Knighthood Wf»» In Klower" 21) iind week,. 
"KomeO and Juliet," with William Farnuio 
bk Romeo rhla 'Mat. week -with Mr. Baldwin), 
dial npiendltlly,. , ,. • • v ,■ ., . 

1ih;a'b'Gakdi!N TfirATHE. — Bill week 'of 
22 : William Farnum, O'Brien and Buckley, 
I'uiiHt Trio, Warren and McMnhnn, Jack Tbeo 
'I'rlu, Claude Mllllngwater ft Co., Pedertela 
Hlalera nnd TrulyBhattuck. 

ATHLHTIC 1'ahk (Uobert F. Walter, man- 
nicer). — In the theatre week of 22 there are: 
'lite Jniiaen Co., Norman, Jones and Button, 
iiznv and Iieltu.i. In the park ChUiulta con- 
tlnii«B, alio appearing are Muikeen and ltol- 
llna' animal ahow. . 

AcAnRMY (l'..C Cornell, manager). — Pa- 
trice, In ••Driven from Home." this. week. 
•'Her Klrat Palae Step" 21) nnd week. "The 
Curse of Drink" was well, explained lait 
wwk., ] I..- i. ',i ■ , 

I.VKiv 'niF.ATBB (J. Laugblln. m»nng«r). 
-*-Thl« tlieutVi. open* It" rtotir" for Hie Hesaon 
22, with -:'D«rkeat Buaala." "Tbe Child 
Slnrea of ffew York" 20 and week. 

unrm) Chutbh (Chen. M. Bagg, man- 
SB*a').T-The Moonlight Malda Burlesiiuera 
thft Ateeki Niifubered In thin contingent an'; 
Curr and Rums, Cole and Warner, Held; and 
Currier, Kzlur it ml Webli anil the HcRatiua. 
The I'tnnlntm nunc next week. Williams' Im- 
periuiH did nicely. 

MUM.— Manager Brennan'R Bummer Stock 
Co., at the tuufnyette, wn» left In had ahape 
llniinriilly on the cloalng thereof,' and were 

outdated noma hv Mhnnger Bagg Mr. 

and Mra. (incur K, Mehllng, who have con- 
ducted the giant circle awing at Athletic 
Park, will Hoon depart for I.0R Angeles, Cal., 

Id engage In a almllar enterprise Presa 

Aganla Hlireliuii, of Dtickulailer'a Mlnatrela, 
and l'ritnk J, O'Donnell, of the Great Fore- 
paugh Hhow, were) diligent workers here the 

pant week Adam Federlnln's two little 

daug|itrrs debut tit Bhea'a thin week. Mr. 
I'eilerleln has led. the Star orchestra for 
ma u j years. 



MMtrfoii, At the Iheiilrc: KML «•*** _**■**-»»'* 

uari, Hlthpaon' und Johtiaott, Annie mlny, 
Nellie Mctiulfe. and the/HoMrna. : lite 



. ui'i* aiaiiBB'i of (be < Hjcra Ht.uae, lias Hi^nml 



pinllli, 
■ BE NOTICE AT HEAD OF LI«T. 
a>it> 
RHODE ISLAND. 



..ie. llt)10>llB. I 

lihpde .lalnnj I.ndlea' GrtftentfS copUIUiea. 
^tl|aV(OAiirtt TilKATnn openll 20-M vttth 
Phil. Hhertilan'a City Buorts. The Blue Hih- 



m. 



J al'u'Wal ' *-" VM '|,rvk»» iivunv, .. — c . .-..^^» 

Irylt'v, a Wag t«rm contract wltuJUbafc; If. pllrUiB- 
hajtViaiid/has gone to H*wlferk;Jot.jre*-. 
brtnatla™'Mlaa Kllue is ra%rSbialt|g and 

talent*' »°""K woman. .... ,Tti$, Empire, and 
Keith's I'ro.Hpct't Often week at 20. 



Blaahamton — At tbe Btone Open House 
(J. I'. J:. Clark, manager) Dockatuder's Mln 
strclH dpened the seanon of this bouse to 
Ntandlng room only Aug. 17. Nell O'Brien 
was prenented wHn'a handsome gold chain 
nnd dlabtond studded cuff buttons by tbe 
local, lodge. Knight, of Columhun, of whlcJl 
lie Is a member. - Frederick Wartle and hath- 
ryn Kidder, In "Balammbo," tbe drat pro- 
diutlou on- any stage, 20. . Corse Pay ton 
8thck Co.* 22-27. " • 

4** 

OHIO. 



has At the Great Houlhern The- 

,1. llodn, manager,) the season opens 



- ' yjtmtt 



llocheatrr. At the Lyi'cuin Theatre (M. 
E. Wolff, manager) Dockatader's iMInstrels 
oixneU the regular setson. of tbls house Aug. 
11). for three performances, 8. R. 0. business 
Ming done. A better minstrel performance 
lnln never been given here. Lulu Glaner, lit 
"A Mudcdp PrlncesR,"' 20-27; "Woodland" 
HeiiL 2, 8. 

Vatiusai. TiicATnn (Max Hurtlg, mnnit- 
g4i), — The excellent stock company brought 
tqelr season, to an artlBtlc close the past 
week, in an excellent presentation of "Tcsa 
of DTIrbervllles." Miss Ronstelle surprised 
even her most ardent admirers In ber fine 
Itnpentonatlon of Tess. Geo. A. Lesscy as 
Hinted ably. Miss Bonstelle and tbe other 
members were given an ovation 20. A com- 
plimentary dinner vv»s tendered, them and 
the attaches of the house by tbe manage- 
ment. The regular season of the house opens 
22, with Haverly'a Minstrels. "The Curse of 
Drink" 25-27. 
.I'tiiiK (M'liiA BotiRD (J. H. Morse, mnna- 

8*r). — "A Soldier of the Empire" was well 
one week of 15. Bert Lytell, David Hart- 
ford, and Adorn Adams were excellently east. 
A special wont of praise Is due Marlbel 
Heympur. Week of 21 (tbe closing week of 
Htiiek) "Eagie'u Nest." In addition a num- 
her of one act playa will be given by differ- 
ent members of the company. 

; H.AUtiit Tjibatbh (I. !'• Hoyln. manager). 
— The regular seusnn at this bouse opeaB 
20. with "Alone In the World." Meiodratnis 
exclusively will be presented here. The 
United AiiiiiHeiiieiit Co., consisting of MesBri, 
llnrtlg. Heamon and l.uescher has combined 
Willi the Messrs Shubert in the manage- 
ment of this house, v. it. Luescber, tna 
local renresentatlve of tbe H. A. Co., having 
superylslon of both the National and linker. 
Corinthian TiiRArnn (Henry C. Jacobs, 
manager). — The doors of this handsome new 
house were .opened to the public night of 20, 
with the Bowery Bnrleaquera, who began a 
week's ehgagen^ont, with capacity business. 
'i'lie comnatry ajtv* entire aatlafactlon.iAmong 
tboae who acored ore: Lizzie Prellgh, Blanche 
i hiveiiiitii't, Eulab Lee and Edwlna. In tbe 
olio were : Ren Jausen, Carmellta D'Orcas, 
AViitHun uuil linrrott, Davenport Bros., Taylor 
Trio, and Balle Voola. The Corinthian Is a 
very handsome nnd completely equipped the- 
atre. The seating capacity Is 1.702. and Is 
said to he one of the safest In the State of 
New' York. Manager Jucobs was busy tbe 
entire evening receiving congratulations. 
Week of 21', Moonlight Maids Co. 

I''"Mi]i'At:iin-Hi:i,t.» Snows were attended 
bi 17,0110 afternoon uml evening of 10. En- 



f I ■,•■■'•, U|n llli.iilll •|i"t • >■ 

re satisfaction was given. 



lTt.vUle-n.t-, At Keith's Theatre (Chas. 
Lovenoere, manager) for Atie. 15-20 the A' - 
bee Stock Co. ptepared "Tlie Amnions. 
which was appreciated by large houses, "Ills 
Excellency the Governor'' 21-27, and "7-20-8" 
28 and week. 

IO.mi'Iiik TltlATKR (Hlilta A Nu than Kiin, 
mnnngera). — "The Waif's Paradise," with 
Howard Hull, author and leading man, opened 
the regular season 10-20. It was first pro- 
duced at lllnuey's Theatre, Newark. N. J., 
May 111, last. It la a, rneludramu, written by 
Howard Hull, with scenes luld In Michigan 
and Chicago. There ■ are four acts. The 
scenery wns painted by Elmer E. Bwort, the 
music wns by Theodore Appel, and the prop- 
erties t'liiiiti from David Levy. . Business wus 
good. Russell Ilrothers, lu "The Female 
l)«t*Qtlve«." 22-27 ; "The Way of the Trans- 
gi-essiir" 20 and week. 

WitHTMiNstnii TiiKA'iuc (George H. Bat* 
cheller, manager).— Clark's itmiawny Girls 
iiiinised 15-20. I<"ny Poster 22-27. 

Notkh, — Elisabeth Woodson, who was In 
"The Amaxuns," ut Keith's, bas been enguged 
for the Inst two AVtak* of the season...... 

The PttWtttcket Albee Stock Co. will open Its 
special season of stock work Sent, 8. The 
i.ni'uiiig piny will ha "In. the Palace of the 
Kluu." In this year's company will be Lisle 
Leigh, Lvtiorii Kerwlii, Anna L. Rates, Henry 
Dnggan, .1. Hnniuiotiil Dalley, Hartley Me- 
Cullniii, Elwood Rostwlck, Otto llaffmaii, 
Rose Tlffiiuv, Itlclinrtl Unrrlck and Keuuelh 

Hiais'i' The Empire Theatre has added 

a new tire escape -large enough to take cure 
iif-the entire balcuuy audience. 



Troy. — At tbe Qrlawotd Opera House 
innuy Improrements have been made. Many 
new exits have been put In, the bouse Is 
rewired with the wires In Iron conduits, the 
place Is entirely repainted, a new drop cur- 
tain and an asbestos curtain have been add- 
ed and- a large amount af new scenery bas 
been plucea on tbe stage. The stage has 



li«'ii enlarged, so. that big productions can 
be staged. M- Bels Is. the manager again 
this season, with II. It. Uayden, resident 



Wooimoeket. — At the AVotinmickct Opera 
lliniRC (.lush K. Ogden. manager) for week 
ui" Aug. 22 tlic Cliun Turner Co. annearn !n 
repertory. Ryrno Bros.' "Eight HelU" 
pluycd 18, to i heir tisnal packed house. I.u 
Page, the Jumpnr, docs some oxcellcut w irk. 
Hilled: "A Pulr of Jitcks" Sept. 1, "Why 
Gil' Is Leave llnnie" ,1. 

Hoaq I.akb Turatrk ( H. M. Vouug, man- 
ager). —This week's hill iucludes: the Great 
Htindor Trio, . Bonlta and her African mid- 
gets, - Hm flrcftt Hart nnd company. Mack 
uml Phelps, and- Ed. Foreman. The Aiii'ir- 
Ican Balloon Co., of Boston, presented "The 
Human Bomb" nud balloon ascensions with 

2 reworks 18-21, drawing good crowds, ns 
Id also the bill lu the theatre. The Ladles' 
Orchestra. With Etta Highlands as dltict- 
resa, continues to win fator.. . . i i • •■• 

NoTlis. — E. II. IJilly, formerly associated 
with James O'Neill, will play In "Uhdqr 

Moiithcrn Skies'' this season Herbert 

Treltel linu left here to Join -the "Rachel 
Goldstelu" Co, 



manager. The thentre was opened Aug, 15, 
with Lew Dockstader's Minstrels and tbe 
houae was packed to the doors. Rlack Paul's 
Troubadours, 10, drew a large house. "Ra- 
chel Goldstein" 22 24, and "No Wedding 
Hells for Her" 25.27. 

Iatkum Tihiatiiis (Bums (Ulmun, mana- 
ger). — The Mortlmnre Snow Stock Co. bas 
liocu playing here all Summer and Mr. Snow 
lias leiiBcd the house for tbe coming year. 
Tjhe company will present slumlord ulays 
the entire season. "A Qamblet's Sweet- 
heart" packed the bouse all lost week. 
"Turned Up" this week. New exits have 
been made and new curtains, Includlus; nn 
asbestos curtain and new scenery have been 
added. 

I'ni.i.Y tiieatrh (W. H. Ruck, manager). 
— Tlio season: will oiwn 22-24 with The 
■line Ribbon Girls., improvements at ' this 
theatre have been made during. the Btimuinr 
season. The floor has been lowered bo that 
the.lhentre.cau.be entered easily. It has 
been painted throughout and much new scen- 
ery added. 

NoTit. — Some months ngo Rand's Opera, 
House wns badly damaged by fire. Tbe 
owners of the property are rebuilding It and 
will make It nu up to date theatre. Many 
Improvements will he mnde and the theatre 
Will be opened In a short time. - M. Rels 
tins re-iciised the theatre for a te rm of years. 

e> 

Albany.— I larnmnus Illeet-ker Hall (II. R. 
Jacobs, malinger) began the season, Aug. 15- 
lTt-'Wllh the Black PattI Troubadours, nnd 
very excellent attcUdnuce resulted. "Ran 
Toy." with Jus. T. Powers. 22 ; "Busy Issy" 
23. 24. "Blister Rrown" 20-27. 

KitrtRH THF.atrH (II. B. Jacobs, manager). 
— An entire changn of policy will go Into 
effect this season. Popular prices will pre- 
vail,, abd matinees will be: given dally. Tbe 
opening play Is "No Wedding Bella. for Her," 
22-21. . ,,,. ■».■«•! 

Pdoctorei Tiikatrk (Howard Orahsm, 
realdeht manager) -~nTh«, Summer stock »»• 
linuei to give aatlttnctlrm nnd draws big 
ernwds. "Lost, Twenty-four Hours." 15 and 
week, wns very satisfactory. "The Royal 
Box" 22-2T. 

Rt.RCTttie Park. — This week. : Howard and 
Blind. Jones, (Irnnt and Jones. Naldn, Hu- 
bert li* Vcuu. and Leonard Kane, tiood at- 
tendance continues. 

Laooon Island has 'bad- a- good- Bummer 



Cincinnati With three theatres open 

nnd the announcement of the last week of 
light opera at Chester Park evidences of the 
waning Bummer season are not lacking. 
lieiftk's and People's opened their doors last 
week. The Lyceum Joined them at once, and 
one week hence the Columbia and Walnut 
8ll>eet are to Jlmttluneousyi begin thelfc.Falj 
runs. This Bummer has been delightful, and 
all, tbe caterers servlbg outdoor amusements, 
with possibly one exception, hove done splen- 
didly. ■ 

llkXcu/B Oi'KBA Holing (Ilcuck, Fenneasy 
ft Sthlr, managers).— Ralph JJtuart Is to 
come Aug. 81, in. a dramatUatloii of A. W. 
^rchmont's novel, "By Right of Sword J" 
under the management of an old Clnclnnutl 
boy, Edward Thurnfiuer. Last week, Belma 
Herman was seen as Winnie Wlntteld, in 
Muiirke Fielding's drama, "Wedded, But No 
Wife." Adolph Osier, a Cldclnnatlnn, was 
well adapted . to the leading rule he assumed, 
while Frank Dennllhorne, Janiea C. Keeunn, 
Edward McHugb, Jane Here, Cliiirlt.il* 
Smith and lsabelle Ennla were members of 
the cast. The new Heuck has been well 
named "the house of exits," ..Closed by Hie 
authorities after tbe Iroquois .lire, ■ Heuck's 
has been remodeled and Is today as safe as a 
theatre can we'll be made. Under the the- 
atrical law now In force In Cincinnati for 
each 10(1 persons .there must ba .150, square 
feet at .space. The parquet or lower floor 
bas 1,200 .square feet of fireproof exits, 1 00 
square feet more than Is required and.. In 
addition bns 1,000. square feet In tbe foyer 
and lobbies. The balcony and gallery have 
the some liberal treatment' and hew exits 
to Bremen as well as Vine Streets bave beqq 
opened. "Queen of tbe Highway" 28. 

Lyceum Tubatrb (Heuck, Stair ft, Pen- 
nessy, managers). — "In the Shadow of tbe 
Gallows" It the cheerful, sort ofi opening 
card promised 21. "The Stain of Quilt" 34 

CoLUMttlA ThkatUB (M. C. Anderson, 
manager). — Tbe season will begin here 28 
Avltb a strong vaudeville bill, headed by the 
Four' Mortons. . • ■ ' , 

Walnut Street Thcatrb (M. C. Ander- 
son, manager). — "Foxy Grandpa" Is coming 
28, to start the season at tbls house. , 

people's Theatre (Hubert Heuck, nitiuu- 

?er); — Fred Irwin's Big Show Is to arrive 21, 
ollowlng tbe most successful Inaugural en- 
fiagement of E. F. Hush'B Bon Ton Bur- 
esquers, among Whom Grace Leonard was one 
of the most popular. "A Parisian Jamboree" 
was the title of the opening skit. The house 
wus as bright ns ft new safety pin and Is now 
"long" on fire escapes. London Belles 28. 

ciiKimin I'aiik (I. M. Martin, manager). 
— With the presentation of "Tbe Telephone 
Girl." the week of 21, tbe Bummer Benson 
of the Chester Opera Company ends. It has 
been most brilliant In not only promises, out 
performance. Last week "Ernuiile" was re- 
vived, with Grace Darling, Marlon Stanley 
end (TJtlier favorites In familiar roles, j B'g 
crowds enjoyed the tuneful creation mndo 
popular by Francis Wilson. In the vaude- 
ville tbcatre were such cards as El /.nliedle. 
Carter nud Kokh, Eddy Sawyer, tbe Texaua 
Bisters, and Waldorf and Mendez. They will 
be followed 21 by Martin and Qulgg, Herr 
Banna, Sutton and Sutton, Belle Gordon, 
and Francis McNulty. In addition to these 
attractions a naval battle on the lake, por- 
traying the Japanese attack on Port Ar- 
thur, Is proving a big magnet. 

CoNiiv Island <W. E. Clarke, manager).— 
This Is the last week of tbe season at the 
up river resorts, where tbe Fall festival and 
Anderson Township bnrvest home will be the 
features of the farewell. In, the Conio The- 
atre tbe Juvenile Opera Co. and Otte Bros.' 
Vaudeville. Co. will hold forth. -< 

Luplow Laooon (J. J. Weaver, manager). 
—In tbe rustic theatre, 21. the olio will- be 
provided by Uanlon and Znnfrella. Meeley, 
Mulery -and Mnlvey, De IIollls and Vulom. 
and Carrie Scott. Last week's entertainers 
Included: Rlsley. and Reno, Arthur Hahn, 
Kherns and Cole, and conroy and Pearl. 
Business was good. 

Tltn Zoo (Walter Draper, secretary). — 
John C. Weber and his band returns 21 with 
six soloists. Annie 8toltz I.erch, Rose 
Fischer Smith, Joseph H. Schenke, Wm. 
Dantlger, H. C. Lercb, and John C. Hei'bh. 
Last week Rocereto and his band, with 
Katherine. McAllister, played to big crowds. 

SllMMNn Chat. — Managers Harry Kalns- 
fortb and John H. Havlln met In New York 
during the week and talked over Grand 
Opera House matters. Cincinnati's behutl- 
ful palace of drama will .not open until 

early In September James E. Fennessy 

Is going East to meet Harry Martell, at 

Washington, 28 Henry M. Zlegler, of 

tbe Columbia-Walnut Street force, is back 
from Saratoga, but he will return East for 

his family Shafe Zlegler, of the Oraud, 

Indianapolis, Ib visiting his people here. , , , 
Ida Piei'ppnt, the vocalist, Is spending her 
vacation here. She Is to be married to ft 

New York ptanlst In the Autumn C. 

II. Hartford, for fifteen years advertising 
innuuger for M. C. Anderson, has left tbe- 
ntrlcnlH to become advertising chief for a 
big soap concern. 

■ ' a 

Cleveland— At tbe Colonial (Drew A 
Campbell, managers) "Drifted Apart," fol- 
lowed liv "who's Brown," Is the offering by 
the Vuugbnn Glaser Stock Co, Aug. 22-27. 
This popular company, In "Tbe Amnions," 
turned, people nwjiy at every performance 

wo pit uf 15 ii'r 

Clhvrland (J. K. Cnokson, manager).— 
"Across tbe Pacific" 22-2 f. "Queen of the 
White Slaves" was a fine paying season 
opener week of 15. "Her First False Step" 
week of 20. 

Euclid Avenue Oahdmn (Max Faetken- 

heuer, manaker).— "The Roliemlan Girl" will 

■ he sung by the Faetkebbeuer Opera Co. 22-27. 

"Fra Dliivolo" drew big huslpess week of 15. 

"H. M, 8. Pinafore" week of 20. 

Hai.t.nortii'h Gasdbns ( nurry D. Klein, 
mitnnger). — The Hers Stock Co. closed a 
short but highly successful scuson week of 
15, with "Charley's Aunt." Creature and 
his Italian Band 22-30. 

Btaii tiirow ft Campbell, managers). — Tbe 
Utopians 22-27. The London Belles bad 
nlre business week of 15. The Brigadiers 
Week of 20. 

Manhattan Beach (Harry Tudor, man- 
ager). — Boatock continues to draw the 
crowds. .. He will continue his performances 
nt Manhattan until Sept. 7, when be closes 
here and returns to Paris. 

Notes.— Alex Spencer, musical director of 
the Paatkcuheuer Opera Co., baa decided to 

locate In Cleveland .wny. Kirk Alien 

nnd Sydney Perkins, two Clevetanders, have 

juiued "A Hapless Honeymoon" Co.. 

Geo. Shields, who was basso of tna Caltle 
Square Co., has been specially engaged to 

sing in "The, Bohemian Girl." FrMstley 

Morrison, who has been stage mahsMr of 
the Glaser Stock, has resigned nnd gob* to 

New York Drew ft Campbell bave chosen 

Jules Delinar as the mahagcr, and W. D. 

McDonald as treasurer of the Empire 

Vlrglulu Kline, ulster of Harry kllue, bust- 



led 

ntre ( 

T»iran^ViieATBB™Yi!T aT Weismai . 
airer). — The house reopens week of Aug. 20 
with "Tbe Prodliat Daughter." Bevrl llope 
and Charles Waldron lead and the others ore: 
Louise MarcallL Faye Courtney.^EHaiof Weat- 
i ott, Kate tlepMin) Horry McFae Webster, 
Btuart Mayne, Charles Boyle, Francis Powers, 
Jny (Julgrey, Gavin Harris, Wilton Taylor 
and FresJ'k Harrold. 

Uiou Btrkkt Theatre (A. G. OvenB, man- 
ager.. — "A Working Girl's Wrongs'' 16-17, 
nnd : 'For His Brother's Crime" 18-20. played 
to large houses. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" 22-24, 
"To Die at Dawn" 23-27. _ „ 

Geand Opera House (A. 0. Ovens, mana- 
ger). — The bouse was dark week of 10.. Vo- 
gel's Minstrels drew to capacity 12, 18. "In- 
gomar" 25-27, "The Show Glrr 20 and, week.. 

Collins Garden (Herman Collins, man- 
ager).. — Good crowds ruled for week of 15. 
Booktnge week of 28 have been canceled, 
owing to the death of Phil Collins. 

OLentASot Park (W. W. Prosser, man- 
ager). — Business for week.. of ..1A was. -the 
best of the season. For week Of 21: The 
Carter k Waters Co.. Harris nud Walters, 
the,' Suiiv Family, Leonard and Drake, ihe 
Van Oaaips. « •'■ ■- 

Notes. — Phil. Collins, one of the pro- 
prietors of Collins Garden, died 17, after a 
short Illness Prof. Neddermeyer, <rlth 



an enlarged, orchestra, has been reengaged 
by Manager Welsmaun, of the Empire The- 
atre, for the season...... The Eagles will 

have a carnlvnlot Delaware Aug. 22-27 

The Ohio State Fair holds forth here week 
of Aug. 2D, .■ ., t L , ... i 

.. , » ' ■ ' ' L 

Dayton.— At 'the Victoria Theatre (C. 
G. Miller, manager) Al. 0. Field's Minstrels 
open this houae Aug:' 80. . .'.' „ ; 

Nationai, TiiEATitE i (Gil Rurrofrs, maba- 
K er).— CThe «ho# Girl'' opened tbls 'house 
15-17, to splendid business. "A Working 
Girls Wrongs" 18-20, to fair, business. "ITor 
His Brother's Crlnle" 22-24, Martln'a .I'Uucla 
Tom's Cabin 25-27. • ' ^ ' 

Lakfiside Park (Jns. A. Kirk, manager). 
—The Three Diamonds and Frank and Ida 
Adams attracted good crowds M and Weell 
: Fairview Park (Frank Mcllvlile, bopklng 
nkent). — For 14 and week : Jerome 1 Meredith 
and Co., the St. Clair Sisters, HsdJ Lesslk, 
Dan Doyle, nnd .Granger., and Doyle, . Busi- 
ness was good. '■ '"'' 

, Notes.— King and Queen, diving -horses, 
have been engaged at Fairview. -Park, .week 
of 21.. ... .FredM^owen. who was former- 
ly connected with ths -Park TheaUe- as elsc- 
trl«lan„la h6w 2 i«s^biieO with the New Na- 
tlonal, having full chdTgK of the stage. Obed 
Scbenck, also a former attache of tbe Park, 
has charge of tbe front of the house. 
' ■ ' " 

Toledo.— At tbe Casino Theatre (Otto 
Kllves, manager) Kathryn Ostermsn, ably 
assisted by. Charlotte Townsend and, a good 
company, made an Instantaneous snecess, and 
had packed bouses all. last week. For Aug. 
21 and week vaudeville will lie resumed, In- 
cluding Basque Quartet, Athos Trloi Fergu- 
son and' Mack, J. G. and Alice McDowell, 
Tanner and Gilbert, and Devoe and Devoe. 

Farm. Theatre (Louis Manner, proprie- 
tor).— :Last week's bill was well balanced. 
For '.'l mid week: Barrows-Lancaster nnd 
company, Melrose Troupe, Emll Hocb. Jans 
Elton nud company. Misses Delhiore, Blanche 
taisi.ii and Frank Bunb. 

Bbllevub Park (J. W. McCormlck, mnut 
nger).— Business was fair last week. 

Burt's Theatre (Frank Burt, manager) 
opens 21 with "On the SUwonee River," 21* 
i!4. "Uncle Josh Spruceby" 25-27. 

K.MiMitB Theatre (Hurtlg A Seamon, pro- 
prietors) opens 21 with tbe Brlgadlors Bur- 
liTHtiu*) Co., and continues all week. . 

i His ' ' i ii, i 

Toaairatowa. — At tbe Opera Houhb 
(Peter. Rice, manaaor) Jane Corcoran, 'sure 
ported liv Andrew Robson and a strong com- 
pany, presented "Pretty Peggy," to a fair 
sized audience, Aug. 17. 
• iDOnA Park Casino Theatre (E. Stanley, 
ntannger). — Tbe bill week of 16 was a clever 
one, and drew well.. Weeltof 22: Erederlfik 
Harrison Smith, Pearce Bros, and Marka, 
Harry Brown, Castle and Collins, et al. Even- 
ing of 18 Manager Stanley offers a special at- 
traction In the shape of an nmnteur minstrel 
I'.ntt part and specialties, comprised of young 
local talent only. The fireworks are greatly 
appreciated. 

Avon Park (Jos. W. Wess, manager). — 
Week of 15: David Nowlln, George 1. Boni- 
face Jr. and Bertbft Weltzlnger. Gladys Van, 
Kenyan and De . Gnrrno and. the Trocndero 
Quartet. Fair patronage rules. 

Note. — W. w. McKeowd, one of the city's 
beet known and highly esteemed men, end ut 
one time manager af tbe Youogatown Opera 
House, died at his residence In this city 'on 
Aug. 10, after several months of suffering. . 
. ' > '•' . i .i 

Akron. — At Lakeside Park Casino (Harry 
A. Ilnwn, manager) Mr. and Mrs. Allison 
were stronir feuturcK week of Aug. IB. WMit 
of 22 : Weston, Raymond & Co., Ferreil 
Bros., Bertha Noss Russell, the Podis, Nellie 
Burt and Kenyon and De Garmo. 

Colonial Theatre (8. S. Vail, manager). 
— Al. 0. Field's Minstrels, tbe best ever In 
town, opened this theatre 17, to a packed 
house. 

Grand Opera House (T. K. Albaugh, man- 
ager) opens , 25 with "On the Suwauoe 
Ulv 



Iver.' 



Mansfield. — At Memorial Opera House 
( Bowers. A Mlckley, managers) the nrellmln- 
sry opening of this house, Aug. 10, by Al. 
G. Field's Minstrels, was unprecedented for 
the site of I the audience. Herald ' Square 
Comic Opera Co. 22-27. .; 

. Lake Park Casino. — The Johnson Stork 
Co. enjoyed large business week of 15, and 
will continue here during week of 22. 

. Xaaesvllle.— At Weller Theatre 1 (J. <>- 

England, manager) Vogel's Minstrels came 
Aug, 10. to a good house, marking' the open-, 
log of the season here. 

Pain's "Last Dais of Pompeii" opened] 
nt fait grouhds 15, to a large crowd. 

a>»» ■ ■ 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

Washington.— At the Academy of Music. 
(J. W. Lyons, manager) toe opening Week 
met with Inrge results, "The Lighthouse by 
ihe Sea" crowding the bouse all week. This 
week Nellie McHenry, In "M'llss." "Why 
Girls Leave Home" 29 and week. 

Lyceum Thkatbb .(Bugene Roman, man- 
ager).— Last week Weber's Parisian Widows 
scored a decided success and business was 
excel lent. .This week tbe Transatlantic 
Biirlesquern. Tbe Kentucky Belles 29 and 
week. 

Chase's theatrb (Miss H. Wlnnlfred De 



Witt, manager). — This popular house has an- 
nounced lis tegular opening for Aug.. 29. 
NivrBS. — The Louisiana Mardl Gras und 



Fair Festival Co., under the management -of 
Seeuun A MelUcan, open on tbe circus lot 

22, for a six days' show .Tbe National 

Theatre has announced Its regular opening 
for Sept. 12. with Amelia Blngbtnan... ., . 
Our other theatres, the Columbia and the 
Lafayette, will be opened during, the,, next 
two. weeks, but the old. Bijou will not 6s 
likely to open Its doors this season, an the 
utrongest requirements of tbe building archi- 
tects ronke too great an expenditure neces- 
sary In order to come up to the requlremelta 
for the public safety. 



AUGUST 27. 



THE NEW YORK-CLIPPER, 



619 



vn llo»t« With Tin. Or* at 
WALLACE SHOWS. 




Greatest Act of Its 'Kind In ttie Work 

ALLEN SISTERS, 

,.i, of the Famous Nelson Family. 
U loinlilcr«, Acro bnts and Contortionists. 

»STELLI8« & NICHOLS-lou 

nuitila and Single Clowna. Look out for 
m our New Specialty Next Season. 



G. Z. 



And His Band. 



OEUO-tiiRlL TRIO, 

world's Champi on Aerial Bar Gymnasts. 

DONNIE, 

Queen of the Aerial Rings. 

Ijiri'lli, lloon^t lUyer, 

Comedy Acrobatic Feature. 



VAUDBVI 

Stm West write toUO. UANFORTII for eight 
" or ten weeks' work, to 

BREAK (h«t:JTJMl»I 
nnhkosli. Marinette, Green liar. Menominee, Eau 
Claire, iwlutn, Wlhnlpeg. A«fareM inn eomihiml- 
ritlons to '■• 0< OANaeORTH, 

j Bgj Amusement Co., Oshkosh, Wis. 

PLAYS 

For stock Theatres, Repertoire companies, & Spe- 
cltl Roan Productions: alio wrllton to order, ro- 
uted ami for sale. Sena for latest catalogue. T. H. 
glKBETTjMjg B'wey, N.Y., Kmergenoy Buroati. 



THEATRICAL HOTELS 

BOflRDIWG HOUSES. 

ST. CHARLES IIOTKL. 15 So. Clark St., 
^«"; ■ tol >^-Oomd, Prop. TlioHtrlcal HeW 
tluarters.Rooms $e to |7 per wcck.Sicam heal.tiaths 

NATIONAL txss&BNsm 

"?"*»"■ . D. A. DOOLEY. Pro D . 



Watit to Buy 

I0ISOI 10VII0 PIOTUEE flACMRE; 
Alio TBAII HOBBCRY HLBL 

Nasi he In pirfeet order. Address CAPT. W. 1). 
<yi;*T. BcardstOWO, III., Aug. a-aii; Peoria, III., 
.\ng.3fl Sept. 3. For aate.complcto Statue Outllt,$7t. 

AT Li¥eRTY^B~PtTi, lWtT, 

4-JENNIER FAMILY-4 

Offing to closing with W. II. HARMS' Nickel 

lute Show, can be engaged for balanco or season 
fur following acts: Principal narcback Act. Foot 
jii«iin». Double Trapeze, (3) Brother Act. Circus, 
Strsot Fair anil Park Managers addrcM 
JKNNIEHFAMIU', Gen. Del., St^ Louts, Mo. 

Wanted, A flood All 'Bonnd Performer 
for ledloine Co., 

CONTORTIONIST, or ACROBAT. One that can 
Itle organ profcrred. Say what you can do in 
Inn letter and lowest salary. Tickers to pcoplo I 
know. OI,K,M IIAOKNKY. 

'Knlola Concert Co., Urlilln, Oa. 



BALLOON 



WANTED, a Sketch Team 

lUuilcal preferred). Other lines write To open 
iisiut Hi'pi. ft, 1904. Good treatment assured; 
wooer sure. , . Address HOC NK WMAN, 

No. 311 Bast till) Street. Kansas City. Mo. 
KntsnlstoAL. MAUK8nml BOV] > TRUESOALE, 

exhibitions 

that abb up 
to date, fur- 

ni.s1ikh by 

1'IWF. CIIA8. KAUlUcn, Blnghumlon, N. Y. 

JUST OUT. 124 PA6E ILLUSTRATED MA6IC 

rATAI/lOVI). 2[ic. ; SUP. CATAL., tic. None 
(roc. Only N. V. Agent for Jlahntmn; 10c. 
W. R. LEHOY, 103 Court St., Boston. Has*. 

PASSION P1VAY. 

rilG SET FILI, 3.073H. Very Low. 

ALSO EDISON "UNCLE TOM" FILMS. 
PASSION fLAY, care of CUPPER , 

BEN HORNER'S BAND 

En Ronlfl GOLLMAR BROS.' CIRCUS, 

. SHINDHELM.Thtalticil Wig 

maker, flood work for low prices. 
_ 118 West Hit STREET, Now York. 
Send s tamp for price list. 



WIGS? 



Wanted. Good Operator for Picture Machine. 

Ibm be au electrician nail able lo wire up. Con- 

NOsl work, statu lowest Biliary anil references. 

_MANAGBR BIOSCOPE CO., Yarmouth, N. S. 



ADVANCE OR BUS. MBR. AT LIBERTY. 

"Ptrlenced, good Press, R. It. and Paper Man. 
ww....... Address a. i ;krkn. 

"^ Mglith Bl„ Cdney Island , care of O. Frledrlcks. 

W ANTE D --Attractions. 

"Pert House, St. Albans, W. Va., for Oct.: Band 

stjjwi preferred. Add. GRIFFITH A JONES. 

t J^-nc gards to "Plena lire Party Promoters." 

[farted, for German fled. Co., 

,i Ji 01 "" 1 Performers that can change for week 

is , ' lnn * "eaeon. Join on receipt of wire. 

JgWM lilt, A J.MILLKR. Pleasant City, Ohio. 



Wanted, Iowa L ioenee 

AT (INCH, THAT HAS SEVERAL, MONTHS UK- 
UPIBBJI TIME. cash ror same. Address 
CII A8, C. COPl'POK, MaigpdUii. town* 

At Liberty. First Glass Medicine Lecturer 

«il Oillco Ornttor. Salary or Poroentugc. Have 
"vests' experience. Dan Join on wire*. Address 
JOE HOUGHTON, Kllendale, Del. 



_ . P. A^DOOLEY, Prop. 
WM. TELL HOCBE,lloward aocTsomerset 
Sts, Boston, Mass. Central location. Excellent 
EMILY T. BANNWART, Prop. 



kaiserhof; 



Fireproof. European. 
370 B.CLARK ST.. near 

--77.— — — - Jackson. CHICAGO. 

BPEOIAL RATES. HEW G ERM A^RJEST All RANT. 

8TRO88 IIOTKL, at and M W. lath ST.". 

CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLAN. ' 

$7.00 SINGLE, t e.00 0OU1ILK PER WEEK. 



CHESTERFIKLD.-Klegant Hotel ; modern. 
Perfect cuisine, service, appointments. European 
plan. J. M. HANKAIIAN, hyp., Petersburg. Va. 

Wabash A Madison, CHICAGO. 
0. 0. Vaughan, Prop. Strictly 

iriuuo n -bi.;- An,erlcan Fl8a ' ,M " «*'»• 



ixpet 
DR. 



-J, Cornel for B, and 0.; Also . 

WDJ who do Singing and Dancing. Mouey suro. 
ffigfii with full part.ionlars.Capi. Price's 
'waling P slaco M-ater (|iie«n, tihlillcothe, Illino is, 



Holt's HewHirtelCaIe^ n,, A m g ; , e! 

Booms 50c, to Jsc. per day ; $2.50 and t3.oo a week. 
Ladles' Restaurant on second floor. No. 6 E. 4th 
St., Wilmington, Del. 0. B. HOLT, Prop. 



ST. JAMBS HOTEL, TOLEDO, O. Ameri- 
can Plan. Theatrical HeadqQarters. ll.M single. 
tl double: 18 and $r pe.r week. 



VICTOR HOUSE!, 374 E. Indiana St., Chicago. 
Room and Board, 18 week. Italian and Frenoh 
Cuisine. Centrall y located. V. Castcllajl, Prop. 

PALAOB ilOTBl.,101 N. Clark St., Chicago. 
Bnropean,. $3 per week; with private bath, 17. 
Turkish Bath, too, H. B. HUMPHRBY, Prop. 



FRANK HUNT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, 

148 Dearborn St., Chicago. Professional rates $4 
per wee k and up. Location In heart of the city. 

LAFAVKTTB HOTEL, ALLBNTOWN. 
PA. THEATRICAL HEADQUARTERS, 

*l.26 single, »1 lionhlc. ft) and t7 psr week. 



TO PBRPORHBRI playing ALBANY, 

slop at HOTEL BRIGHTON. Four meals a day. 

Chinese and American dishes served at midnight. 

Lunch without extra charge. Hates, f 1 npr day. 

332-3:18 BROADWAY, Albanv, N. Y. 



NOTICE. 
HOTEL SEYMORE 

48 Booth Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. 

PROFESSIONAL PEOPtE ONLY. 

II Vri'-.Ki 07.00, Single; »iii)(). Double. 
Sl.an, Single, 1 lo :i (lays. 
$1.00, Double, 1 lo 3 days. 



HOTEL VELEY 

■VBOPBAH FLAK. 

OSr Special weekly rates to the profession. 
185 Olark St., Chicago. Most central location in City 



CIRCUS CANVAS and Tents of every de- 
scription. Second Hand Tents In Stock, write 

for estimate. 

120139 Fourth St., Dotrolt, Mich. 



TINTYPEMEN 

lhavenncw Rim (also parts) for Tin Typo Buttons, 
and all kinds of Photo Juwelry. 
WM. L. II ARTMAN, 144 W. 5th St,, Cincinnati, 0. 
Everyt hing I n Campaign Buttons aijd hlms. 

Bands and Performers 

PA88INO THROUOII AND PTTTflRIIRfi 
WANTING SUNDAY DATE IN alAlPDUBW 
CALHOUN -OAK WOOD or SOUTHERN PARKS, 
write. A. B. McSWIOAN, Mgr. Aninseiuenia. 



CARS 



FOR LEASE. SALE 
OR STORAOE. . . . 

Repairs and Alterations Made. 

HEW JERSEY CAR WORKS, CHHan^N. J. 

7111 nrPI fir II arut i)»<K>venr, Export* 

/IMHI-S UrM can not detect It from gon- 
Lfllf) ULdl DLIII nlno diamond. Costs hm 
ono-lenth. In brilliancy and out it has no oqnal. 
Setting solid gold. Wrlan for Illustrated catalogue. 
ROWFJ A 00., Dopt. 0., 853 Dearborn St., Chicago. 

CONTRACTS 

TI0KBT8. PAHSBS, CARDS, Etc SAMPLES. 
WEBB PTO. CO.. 858 Dearborn St., Chicago, IU. 

SHOW PKINTIW«, 

iKi.ooo Ibidgers, 4X1), forms, only JU.OO. Tickets, 
25 cts. to BU cts. a l.nW. tioOd work, full count. 
GRAYSON'S SHOW I'RINTERY, 

liock llox 37, Walduii, N. V. 



PASTOR'S 

143*. 14th ST., NJO* YORK CltT, 
WEEK. OF MONDAY, AUG. 22, 

MBTOI ft flCDOLaOH, A |BW SKETCH, 

COOK A SYLVIA, MORTON A ELLIOTT, 

TVCK A JEROME, MARTINI A M AXMII.I.I AN, 

AND OTHERS. 

AND AS EXTRA ATTRACTION", 

THE WATSaaELOH TBD8T. 

FIVE GREAT COI.OHKI) COMEDY A RTIiSTS. 

THE «OTH IM, f S 8 JSiV,. 
Parisian Widows Co. 

MATINEK8 DAILY-ORBAT SHOW. 

THE DJBWEY, RA f 4 \h ». 
WORLD BEATERS CO. 

MATINEES DAILV-ORAND BILL. 

B. F. KEITH'S 

International Clrcnlt. Theatrical Enterprises. 

k. F. Ai.HEK. General Managor. 

HIOH CLASS VAUDEVILLH. 

S. K. IIODGDON, llooklnir Manager, Association 
of Vaudeville Managers, St. James Bldg., Broad- 
way and 26th St,, X. Y. 



^'Balloon Nst.i man. $2fi; Rattan Parachute 
"nutm, $25 Both new. J. W. PRICE, 

Glen Island, New Roohclle, New York. 



Wanted, for Uncle Hez Co., 

Jm???' 1 ' B ' anfl °-' Oorieli double 8d violin. 
'WjUUincc . FRANK ADAMS, frederlck. Md. 

WA5TEDAH 'Bonnd Sketch Team, 

nU! f ed - Bir - 0» n «eo Single Man who uan 
u,n I e 'Mr week stands. Must lolu at onee. 
■ — .. DR. DILL. Muncl e. Vermilion Co, III- 

SWI WAHTEO.-WAHT TO LEASE', 

nu. V E .*MDF YEARS.a Fully Konlbned llooae, 
'i'iV'f business. FRED D. rUfVEY, 
'•"Plfe l-nviiion, Gloucester Beach, New Jersey. 



Wanted, One Second Hand ROtnrn Act 
TRAPEZE NET. 

Nothing less" than 40ft. lo length wanted. Musi 
he in good condition. Address 

GEO. W. (iRANOKR JR., Ball Claire, WIs^ 

AT LIBERTY, 

TUBA and DOUBLE STAGE 

Five years' experience, strictly sober. Address 
FRED REX, Gen., liel.,_Vlncennes, Indiana. 

ATTibertyi ELSIE McBLAIR, Ju»enll8 Lulls, 

MALE AND FEMALE IMPERSONATOR. OPEN 
FOR OOMINfl SEASON. AddreHS • 
ELSIB MoULAIIt, Faystto Ulty, Fayette Cu., Pa. 



WAITED, A 000D 



DRAIATIO 00., 

5, 1D04, FAIR 



TO OPEN A NEW HOUSE, SEPT 

WEEK. GOOD Write quick, 

w ' GILBERT BROOTorf, sho lbyvllle, Ind. 



Wanted, For Casino Theatre, Lawrence, Mass., 

OncnlngAiig 2», Vatidcvlllo Acts of all kinds, iior- 
losotio Voman, 'and TeaniN mat can put .... bur- 
lesquei. A ddreji_ ■ W. L. OALLAOHKH. 
tinn a if r Two Well Broke "TOM" Dogs, 12 
I OB Mllh New Band Uniforms, mid 1,000 
Tom Lithographs, »4 styles. Make an oner. 

^'JSm^sjgTH. f i.a tl rosse, Wis. 

Edison Plolure Miotiinis, Stereeptlcons, 

Hong Slides, Films, Lenses, OasOuldts, Electrical 
Goods, etc. Send for catalogue and circulars 
1 ° MAN A8SE CO.. 88 Madlsonatreet.c'nlcago, III. 

At Liberty, BEEvEB THE IDBBLEB, 

re name. Wc m bu rg, Brook Co .. w. Vs. 

ilUrraDged, Composed. 

«A B VR K 'r»:".^^f:tV^..N.Y. 
AGENT AT LIBBBTT 

Reliable and eiperleneed. Rep. Show preferred. 
0.„ JOI-WW *»&«, WALLACE, W. VA4 



Huber's l 2£ Museum 

Geo.H.Haber.Propr. J.H. Anderson, Mgr. 

WANTED, tor the opening, Aog. 1, Attractions end 
Freaks tor Carlo Halls. Add. J. H. ANDERSON, 

as above. 



MU OF TUB ATTH ACT IOSS W IT II 

SINGLING 
BROS/ 



WORLD'S afaa* a 
OUJBATBVT V^l 




TMK OltlOINAI, SU NHUUNK D RUBES. 
(TUB LITTLE MAONET), 

Lottie Gilson | Billy Hart 

"The Fly F lirt.'' 73 Livings ton Ave., Ynnkcra, N.Y. 

MR. and MBS. JACK BURCH. 

PREMIER ILLUSIONISTS. 

ONE OF THOSE SATISFACTORY ACTS. 
QllAITMAN CIHtiillT, CALIFORNIA, INDEFINITE. 



MAYME REMINGTON 

And BUNGLE lliKH.ort llAIIIK.s - Hotel llarlboldl, 
n.y. Agents: JO PAIGE SMITH and WM. MORRIS. 

GILMOUR and LATOUR 

CIU-UAN-CT BRACII, JIIICIIIOAN CITY, 
IMP., UNTIL 8EPT. 1. 



II.IKIIY BROWN, 

THESJNQING COMEDIAN. HIS NEW PONG niT, 
'I'LL DO AS MUCH FOR YOU." 

Care of CLIPPER. 

TOM BATEMAN, 

Descriptive Actor, Voeall.t, Chnngje 

AtIIhI Ofii. Ilins. I'. 1 nildl . --, 

_ IW IliMtlMN ST., Fall Rl*er, Mails. 
AT LIBERTY FOR NEXT SEASON, 

TROCADERO QUARTETTE. 

10S8 W, POLK ST., CI I II 'Alio, ILL. 
_JOK BIHNBS, Rep._ 

BERTRAM MILLAR 

LEADS'and HEAVIES. 47 W. Mill SI,. Now York, 

JUGGLING MATHIEUS 

MARVELOUS DISPLAY OF DEXTERITY. 
All agents er;:t;i W. tWh St., Clileugi., III. 

J EN N I E R FA Ml L Y, 

RIDERS, FIQITILIIIRISTS, ACKOIIATS nnil All- 
KIAI.ists. En route Harris' Nlikcl Plalu Show. 
Per. add., IBM I hi., N. W., Washington, l>. (I. 

Geo. W. Snow 

NOVELTY MUHIUAL ARTIST. 
Aug. 'Jl, Rdlsoii Ti.i'iitri-. (ii rut Falls, Mnnl. 

« THE WIS™ 

ORIGINATORS OF SINGING AMI HAG PUNCH- 
ING AT .SAME TIME WITH MUSIC, PUNCHING 
4 RAGS AT (INK TIME, KNEES AND HANDS. 
COLUMBIA THEATRE. ST. LOUIS, THIS WEEK. 



These Attractions may be edlretteO earn 
B1NOUNQ BROS., Haraboo. Wis., or aa par 
route of show. 

DOLLAR TROUPE 

Acrobats. Feature with Rlngllof Bros.' 
' ' Circus— Second Tear. 

GLINSERETtT TROUPE 

Originators of Everything New In Acrobatic*. 

THE GOUNlCLAIRONS 

Whirlwind Dancers. 

VICTOR BEDINI FAMILY 

Sensational Equestrians. The only act In 
America introducing a dog and 1 people 
Jumping on 1 ho rse. 

CAM1LLE FORTUNS TRIO 

Champion Itbrhontnl liar Comlquee. Third 
season with Itlngllng Jtroa. 

da coSTfamily 

Ab Absolutely Original Aerial b splay, 
1 ' " ■ • 

THE FAMOUS 

7 JACKSON FAMILY 7 

America's Ure ateat Troup e of 'Cycllsu 

THE FLYING FISHERS 

Sensational Lon g Distance Mid- Air Leaps. 

THE ILDREDS 

Only Three Artists In the World Accomplish- 
ing Triple Simultaneous Leon from the 
ground on to the back of a galloping horse. 

THE FLEXIBLE KO,UILIIlHIHTH. 

CEIMARO THEOL 

Booked solid In the blKgi'Nt nnil best thea- 
tres in the world for three fcart. 

THE AERlAL SMITHS 

j Artistic rosing on the Double Vrap««a 



TOM LEVAIMIOIM, 

SENSATIONAL AEHIALIST. ' 
9<l WEEK, LUNA PARK. 



BROOKS BROS/ & CO., 

BIG LAUGHING HIT, 
B1FFI UAFF1I IIUFFtll 

Aug. Vi, Mayilower Park, .South HaDMin. Mass. 



EARL 



« MYli ■" 



t.'OMINC TO TIIK KIIONT. 



AGENT 

AT LIBERTAY, 

For Al companlca only, thai have a good aland- 
log: ia tears lo the id/., makes mo suro of tko 
boat; 1 have live hundred ono dollar bills thai I 
display In Ibe nuisl prominent allow window 111 
Ihorliy as a guarantee that the show Is Al: am a 
good dresser and tho best Press Worker In llio bin: 
sober and rollnblo, with a lot of new Ideas; I 
make tho front for iho show and got you tbe poo- 
plo, rou will bavo In do tho rest; I havo no wings; 
Hie money Is for advertising only: my height u 
11ft., weight 170th dressed, and am single; can 
Join anywhero on the globe. This will not appear 
again, ao think It ovor; wlro or write. Adnresi 
ED. LAMMS, Rensselaer, ind. 



ooiivviearEXD. 

YOURS IN BLACK FAC8, 

Harry Wardell 

Tried and Convicted as llelng One of Hie I Ills last 
wock al Bergen Ucaeli casino: Sentenced to a 
week at Deliuling's Caalno, Itockawa.r Beach, 
L. I„ week Aug. n. Address WILLIAM MORRIS. 

FISHERand JOHNSON 

; COPIBDY CYCLISTS, 

Open aflc rOul.l'i. Tlilawk. Procti.r'sttl iAvfiN.Y. 

Musicians Wanted, 

FOR 

II. W. Martin's II. T. C. Co. 

CORNET TO DOUBLE, SECOND VIOLIN 

or VIOLA, CLARIONET, B. A 0, 
Ann. by wire or per route. 

AT LIBjBBTY, 

M. C. JENKINS, 

BUSINESS MANAGER, PARTS. 

ALICE CLEMENT, 

SOUHRHTTES, INGENUES, JUVENILES. 
Address_ ni Nelson Ave., Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 

Wanted At Once, 

Medicine Performer* In All Lines. Those playing 
brats preforrcil. A good 'iroug Irish auil Dulub 
CimeilUii mil Jolu on aire; inn !t be versatile and 
good inacls. biaieityou pla» in >r 11 ami -.aiarr In 
HrM letter. Tuba Plater, write. 

.... DK. CARL. HERMAN, Wayne, l'«. 



I 



1st VIOLIN. 

To lead Oruliestra, that doubloa In brass, Cornot. 
preferred; also COtlNFVT rLAYF.ll for band and 
orchestra, and PERFORMERS thai itonble In 
brass. Salarv sure here always. Hall show. 
Wlro or wrlle,' AL. MART/, Mgr . Marl/. Specially 
Co., Montgomery Otr., VI., Aug. 2<l; East Berkshire 
•J7 A Franklin 'Jfl. lllghgato Clr., Jfl^ . 

OUR SPRING CATAL080E 

Issued April 1, will contain a enmpMte) lice M 
goods used by Street Men, Carnival Mesa 
and Canvsawra. Plcaso send In your per- 
manent address. Cataioguo will i«e sent to you 
free of charge. 



KVIIM klROS 

FaUbllshed ISM. 
dosj N, Bixiri Street, Terre Haute, Ind, 



-• 



giiiiirS mm COUNTY FI. 

AYLMER, ONTARIO, . . 
Sent, fi, 0, T, S, 0, Day and Nl«m. 

GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR PRIVILE8ES. 

Will conlrncl wllh A No. I Carnival Company for 
our Bin Ire Midway or contract for Single Conoca- 
slous. Rig opening for A nl null Shows. 

A. A. LKHi.iE. Heo'y, Ayltner, Ontario. 

RIGGS WIGWAM WANTS 

OUTSIDE ATTRACTIONS 

I'or exl ended lrli> Koiilh. West NorlliweHt 
mid buck. Two Yearn solid. I'ltl VII.KUKS 
KOIt HALE, nil leglllmnln nrlvllegCH. Ml- 
vniiee Agciil .mil nil 'round people wrlto. 



FOR OPENING DATE AND LATER. 

EHMLING'S MUSIC HALL. 

BALTIMORE, MO. 

WILL REOPEN FOR THE SEASON SEPT. (i, 'CI. 





! «■» U, " IU I 

Lake Harriet Grand $40,000 Concert Pavilion. 
On per cehl.or gmiranleo, Stato F'alr week Aub. 
S9. Last season's iillundaiie.o at Fair wik 'Jtm.nflO 
ror six daya. Only lliusu or nalloiial roiiutatlnu 
wire or wrlto. 
.1. II. ESUIIMAN, Lessee, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 

~~ WANTED, FOB 
BALL * SAIPLES WAOON SHOWS, 
Lady ami Gentlemen Acrobals, Acrlallsls, Conlor- 
tlnnlsiH, Itm-olvlngand Roinaii Ladders, Csrrrlnii 
and Flying Porch, singing and Talking Clown, 
liui<-i). Irish and Blank Face coiiiinlluns that. Slug 
and Danso.A-l Singing and HantiiiRSkolch Team, 
Lady and -Gentleman preferred; Property Man, 
Trap Drummer, AitoHlldmYmnbiiue, Cornet and 
Clarionet, other Musicians mid Performers write. 
Stale lowest salnrv and full parlleulars. 

ll.M. I. A SAMPLE, Glenwooil, Minn. 

GEM THEATRE, 

LYNN, MASS., 

WILL REOPEN SEPT 5. 

WANTEO— Vaudeville Ails of all kinds. Ten 
ocni fare from Boston. Mould like lo hoar from 
Small Combinations mid Repertoire Shows for 
tho Oxford. C. W. 811 EAF, Mgr. 



Wanted Quick, 

ADVANCE AGENT, 

To Win Ii (hm, lira. Societies, Rio., 
F'or First Class E11lertnl11111c.it. Very liberal per- 
centage lo hustler, An exceptionally grind op- 
portunity. Address 

• THE OBEsT NICOLI, Monmoulh, III. 

OPSVf TIME. 

NEW AUDITORIUM, RUSSELL VILLI. Ky. A 
modern playhouse, thoroughly up to date In all 
IIh appointments. Scenery anil equipment of Hie 
host. Hooking season itsil-.'i. Can stngo heaviest 
productions. Want only good attractions and 
ono a week. Good business for good shows. Open 
time in SEPTEMBER If taken iiulek Wonld book 
one or two Al Roporlolre Companies during sea- 
son. II. II. CALDWELL, Manager. 

SLOT MACHINES. 

Our Electric Ulowera art wonderful money 
getters everywhere. SliO.OO. (.'tremor. 

r;AHs'i:it MI'VI. CO., Webster. Mass. 

mm, k\ t*mu m? Muiiii 

(M'ERATOR. No boozers or chasers wanted. Loug 
engiigemi'u t. Tell all llrtt. letter. Address ' 
KB. JOHNSON. ElccirK; Theatre, Waterloo, la. 

AT LIBEBTY, PRIIOE WEHTWOBH, 

Long Hair Solo and Trick Violinist and Comedian, 
Change for one week. Fake organ. Sure till. 
1 Address K NEWPORT. MB. Box 44._ 

FRED RATES, AGENT, 

WALTKR MAIN'S CIRCUS, wire me your addreaa 
atonoe .. DELLA PBINOI.E, Knoxvllle, la.. 

Cut Stewart Wants Medicine Performers. 

I.AIHF.S and GENTS, WHITE nnil coi.oilF.n. 
Mate salaries low »■■ you get >•. Address 

iMit isMLi.i. 01110. 



M. STRAfittMAN, 

AVi'OItMiY, 853, BMnftVi New York City. 



I people 
CAl'T. 



a w. 



RKldK' AMUHI'IMKNT IU, 
IIKKiS, I'lTH., Avon, N. I. 

GOWNS 1 ^^ 

SLIGHTLY U8EIL Also STREET GOWNS. Wo 
have on hand a la rite assortment of illihtlrvrorn 
EvenlngGowns. Dinner. Rccoptlon and Tea OOWOS. 



r.TOIlllia HOn II". 1...II.V.. IKVU|..IW» »«» •w™ww..«™. 

Those robes am porfoot In ovor/ respect, and art 
especially suitable for wear In II Kl 1 1 CLASS DRA- 
MATIC PRODUCTIONS. Wo have a full Hho of 



Soal Skin Coats and Furs of all kinds. 
MRS. II. STARR, adl Hniiltl St ale St.. (IfllOAGfl. 

EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR. 

at Mcdonald, pa., 

AIIU. III. SKIT. I AND », 1001, 

WANTS All ructions nf all kinds, Midway Shows, 
llalloou. Luis money In vicinity; on your.way to 
Wheeling fulr the following week. 
STEWART dill Nil. Tress., 

R. FRANKLE, Hoi!., 

J. c. HOGKRS, Pre*. 

STREET FAIRS.CARNIVALS.CELEBRATIOHS, 
CONVENTIONS. CENTENNIALS, Etc. 

RHAD TIIK 

NEW YORK INFORMANT. 

For Sain by Nowsdoalcra or at office. 

MS JOIIIV JVTu N.V. Wtf. 

Thomson 8 Vandlveer's 

Circus, Menagerie and Hippodrome Tents, 

Havo a record of over forty ynars an being superior 
In Material, Finish, Workmanship, Style, inirat.ll- 
tty and Economy to all others iiialiufuolurcd. M- 
llmateaglvon on application. 'jl 1 . ' ' 

No. U30UM E. THIRD ST.. Cincinnati, O. 



HIOH CLASS 
MAGICAL APPARATUS 

At miidornte prli-es. Large nloek, Immense 
variety. Illustrated Ciiliilngiio I'ree. New 
Mimiinotli C'litnloguc Just Insued, 'M c List of 
400 bn ran I ns In line iippiiruliiH for Uc. stamp. 
A. HOTMiiHHiiu, 17(1 Ontario St., C'blcago. 

PALM GARDEN, 

Sohuylorville, N. Y. 

ADAM MILLER Proji. and Mgr. 

SKETCH TEAMS AND SINGLE LADIES, WHITE. 
Regards lo friends. 

ALWAYS A HIT, 



F,D. FKIINN does a singing and dancing act. 
that la certainly grolesiiuo. lie's a real comedian 
of exceptionally high merit. -DAILY NORTH. 

WESTERN, OslikuSh, HIS., Aug. ■! lliel. 

Week Aug. VI, Winnipeg, ManlUilm> week Aug. 
'in. iniinili, Minn. 

WANTED. 

TRAP DRUMMER 

That can double Wllllo Hammond; CORNET for 
Hand and Orchestra; must he Aral olail. Jfeopln 
that can Double, write. Address WALTER J. 
Ml DONALD, Mar. HRKCIIEIt A BTANLF.Y'B "10 
Nights" Co.. Wavcrley, Kaus. 

A BOOK YOI ' ' NRKIi:-Just Publuriv.l, 
Eniltloil ._. 

"THE SCENE PAINTEli.♦ , 

Copyrighted. Illustrated. 

II teaches a very easy, slninllfled method of 
painting theatrical scenery, lettering and scrolling. 
Pointers on coloring lantern slides. Iiy mall too., 
S.Ivor or order, no stamps. Address 

FREDERICK HHTCHER. Box (77 IliilUfn, N. Y. 



Do You WANT MILITARY GOODS ? 

HAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or. NAVY SHITS. 
TENTS, GUNS ami EqUII'MKNT OF EVERY 
DESCRIPTION. From Ooverniiicin Anntlnn, 
No mailer what you want In that line I can 
aupply it. Now or second hand, send for 
catalogue. B. B. ABRAHAMS, 

ill South St„ Philadelphia, Pa. 



Second Hand BAND INSTBDIBUfa 

BODGHT, SOLD and HXCHANGBD. send fnf com- 
plete List. PRANK IIOI/I'ON * CO., 

107 K. Madlaou Sfieot,' CtHClgo, III, 



620, 



THEE !N"F,W YORK .CLIPPER. 



August 27. 



HKW FILM SUPPLEMENT No. «0 
READY AUOUaT 1. 



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PATENTS!) AMD COPYRIGHTED. nmta 

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MAIN OFFICE and FACTORY, ORANGE, N.J. 
NEW YORK 0FFI0E: 88 CHAMBERS ST. CABLB ADDRESS, KURILIAN, NEW YORK, 
OFFICE FOR UNITED KINGDOM: 26 CLBRKENWELLROAD, LONDON, E.O., ENGLAN 1). 

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THE KINETOGRAPD CO....'. ." « £ >l«t St., New York. 

KLEINE OPTICAL 00 ........62 State 8t., ~ 

PETER BACIOALUPI 



•fa 



... Chicago, 11 

...788 Minion St., Ban Francisco, csi, 



AFTER SEPT. I, 



Alice Lewis 



SINGING and DANCING 



Ea 
Cant* 



SOUBRETTE. 

iiiiimtnt lollctlrii with first class attractions only. Farce or Musical 
dp or one play. Address 334 B. 18th STREET, MEW YORK. 



ATTB NTIOIV! 

Managers of First Glass Vaudeville Hisses, Fairs, Carnival?,? Etc. 

MTSUDft'S ROYAL JAPANESE TROUPE, 

3 Ladles, 3 Men, 3 Children. Foot. Shoulder and Head Balancers, Jugglers, Wire Walk cm, etc, etc. 

THE HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS, 

S 10 Number. Native Hawaiian Singers and Musicians. And Last, Hut Not Least, the Wonderfol 

Corean Magicians, 

YUNG JU KIM and CHI SUKE OKE. 

{Too Greatest Novelty Ever Brought tu America). The above ore open for engagements after Sept. 18. 
For terms, etc., address 

JAME8 W. PRICK, Manager of Amusements, Glen Island, New Ror.helle, New York. 



INGERSOLL CONSTRUCTION CO. 

"FIGURE 8" ROLLER COASTER 

AND OTHER IIIOII GRADE 

PARK AMUSEMENTS. 

WE HltII.II FOR NOV, 



OR HUILD AND OPERATE. 
307 4T1I AVE., Pittsburg, Pa. 



THE Verification of onr Statements Made Heretofore are Hereby Compiled wllh-by 

THURBER & MASHER CO., 

tKeadad by [FLORENCE HAMILTON, 

And assisted by the Strongest C .inpuny of players ever picked from the leading stock theatres and 
road companies throughout. the country. Look them over: Tesaie Lorraine, Elaine Macdregor, 
Louise Fraier. Oeo. Hoey. Bnmuer Niohoii, Kurl Simmons. Horace V. Noble, Jolm W, Barry. Harry 



lenklna. Kdy Blair, Chns. R. Jewett. Dan Demarest, John Ortls, Joe Dayton, and our vaudeville fea 
1 urea- I'aulluett I and Plunn, Mile. I'epeta llelaro. Master Philip M. Tburber and Harry Jenkins. 

™ U,,UK '" r > 1 ggjjj (h0 f enan%l nirectlon of PH. H. THURBER and MATT N»SHER. 



All mall to Aug. 36, SMITH THEATRE, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 



NOTIOE-MANACERS and ACENTS. 

»■«■ THE DORRIS OPERA HOUSE, =: 



All contractu must be aent to me for approval. Plenty of open time. Only hout 
playing KIHBT CLASH ATTRACTIONS. Do not book Repertoire or cheap companies, 
Stipulation, 20,000. Heating capacity, U00. House under new management Modern 
imurovemens, lire ordinances compiled with. Good connections North and South. Com- 
uiplea lose no time, CI1AS. IP. BBHOhUt, Manager, It. V. I)., No. j, rhoeali, Aria. 



WALTER 

CLARKE 

BELLOWS 

PRODUCTIONS 



RBPRB8BNTINC 

Departments of Productions 
and Engagements. 

NEW YORK THEATRICAL STOCK EXGHAN6E, 

» 'Phone." 
Holland Bid;., 1440 Braadway, Htm York. 



WILL 

GREGORY 



PRETTY AS A PICTURE, 

Beautiful Ballad, by Jolm F. Bartli, 

The wonderful success of this song has induced us to otter it to the profession. Send 2c. alamp 
for mulling, tc. stamps for song and orchestration. 

ROUEHB & EASTMAN, :i*o Arcade, Cleveland, O. 



•Tin* World Is Waiting* for m Oraat W« l*« Hit 

HERE IT IB! 

AMOROSA WALTZES 

Now ready for full Band, 14 part Orchestra, with Piano accoro., Gullar, Mandolin and 1'lano Solo 
FREE to Leaders who urogram their music. Others send 10c. 

. P • OHRISMAN MUSIC PUB. CO., »t. Loali, Mo., 

Publishers of the Great Pike Hit, "HELLO THEKE. MIKBl" 



IttAlVAGrXCKS, ^TAKR NOTICE. 

THE LEFFEL TRIO, 



IN THIIR GROTESQUE TRAMPOLINE BAR ACT, 

r vaudeville act. At present one of the S| 

FRANK LEFFEL, Mgr. 



Carrying the Finest scenery and Scenic Effect* of auy vaudeville act. At present one of the Special 
yealurea with the Walter L. Main Great Show. 
orMN TIME IN Dm. and JAN. 



THB GREAT ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE PAPER. 



THE 



AMD THAATRB HBVIBW, 



40 X SStxr<mxi.cl., Ijondon 

FOREIGN BUBKORlPTIOIf, . - - 
PBOFEBSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS, 



B*. 8d. PER YEAR 

as. 0<1., llagle Colnnaa iMk 



wies 



TOUPEES, GREASE PAINTS, ETC. 
A. JU. BUCK eft; CO., 

lit B. Hiatal Street, - ■ - • • Philadelphia, 

N.r.Mep?: H.H ALU WELL. MOW.MthHt. 

Drop him a line and he WW oaU on yon. SatUf»ctlo.ii Qnaranteed, 



Confidanca Can Be Placed In Ranownad Goodi, 

Since GOOD QUALITY Gainsxj Thilr 

Reputation. 





For the past fifty years have been universally rec- 
ognized an being the BEST MADE, and are 
preferred try professionals everywhere, which Is 
proven by the numerous nniollclted endorsements 
received from all parte of the world. 

THE ORGANQLA 

Is a splendid novelty to he used In vaudeville. It 
consists of a solo month organ, nearly chromati- 
cs] , attached to two seta of reeds, controlled by a 
double row of valves, whlob render chords and 
bass notes, both minor and major. Has the same 
effect as a concertina. Instruction book goes with 
each Instrument. 





Ate made of the best materials which skill and 
years of experience can obtain, thoroughly sea- 
soned wood, to stand any climate, the lined reeds, 
clear and resonant as a bell. "Just as good as the 
Hohiier Harmonicas," li the best proof of their 
superior quality. 

The " Holmer" Instruments are endorsed by Win. 
H. Burke, the original harmonica wonder, who 
was the first to Introduce this instrument and Its 
possibilities upon the stage. During bis profes- 
sional oareer of the past a years he has continu- 
ally used the "Hobner" Harmonicas. 

FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALERS. 

■■ flWjH 354 Broaiwar, 1 1. 
AT LIBERTY, 

Caroline Klohr 

VERSATILE LEADS, 
....AND.. . 

Jesse Barbour 

PIANIST. 
SIGHT READER and TRAN8PO8ER. 

234 SO. ERVAY STREET , Dallas. Tex. 

NO PLACE LIKE HOME. 

PALOS PARK IS A SUBURB OF CHIGA60. 

The scenery of wooded hills with creeks and 
springs makes It a charming place for home. It 
la healthful and restful. Fare, iso. Many families 
have located, and among them quite a few families 
of actors who find it convenient to their business, 
and a One place for home. We sell large Iota, (Ox 
lWft.. on timbered hills, at $240; 110 caah anil $10 
monthly; send for literature; names of actors given 
by request. Monaon A Co.. lit LaSalle St, Chicago. 



DOYLE'S NEW THEATRE. 

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 

wM. R henry, • • Proprietor. 

GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTS 

Having next week open write or wire 
low nt Summer salary to 

F RANK QOUM E lajtJgaj BBJMh 



SHOW PRINTING. 

Stock Hangers, Poster! and Cuts on hand 
for advertising every line of the Amusement 
Business. Send for Catalogue (D) of Dra- 
matic ond Show Printing of all kinds ; Cata- 
logue (C) Fulr and Carnival Printing; Cata- 
logue (It) IIIII Posters, Coraerclul Posters. 
FIRST CLASS HUNTING OP ALL KINDS. 

fiHEaT WESTERN PBINTJN8 CO., 



D13 Kim Street, 



St. Loula, Bio. 



AT 



Acme Theatre 

NORFOLK, VA„ 

FOR (IRANI) REOPENING, MONDAY, SEPT. 12, 
SKKTOH TEAMS, SISTER ACTS, MUSICAL 
ACTS, TRIOS AM) NOVELTIES. ALSO SINGLE 
LADY PERFORMERS FOR SEASON IN STOCK. 
HOUSE THOROUGHLY RENOVATED. 

CHAS, M, WEST, faf. and M gr, 

•MOBS IIXUBTRATINO THE GREAT 

ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION. 

Complete set with Lecture. Send for Hats. 

FXXjtXfX S 

GOOD COMIC. ETC.. F1LMR. ALSO A MOT- 
IM1 PICTURE MACHINE WANTED. 
_ M. WHITE. HIW7 Walnut l'hlla .. Pa . 

THOMPSON'S GYMNASIUM, 

111 W. 33d ST., NEW YORK (old Koster * Dial's), 
UALLETT THOMPSON, Manager (late Wood's 
Oym.) Special rates to performers, $1 a week. 

Falrbury, Neb. — Steele's New Opera Hiuse. 

Built In loot seating- capacity, m Wanted, Strong 
Company for opening last of October. 

A. V. PEASE, Trtaiurar. 



Wl DON'T BLOW Ml til. 

THE KINSEY KOMEDY KO. 

OETT1NU OUR SHARE OF COIN*. 



LATEST "URBAN" FILM SUBJECTS 



A IEW8PAPSS II IAKHfl .... 

CUBIOUS SIBHT8 II BDBIiH AID OASHIBBE 

TIE IITEBIATIOIAL COHBBEBS OP THE SALVATIOI ABIT 

THE OIlwAIrBE 

THE flBEAT T0B0IT0 FIBE .... 



6001t. 
60011. 

soon. 

950ft. 
426ft. 



AND MANY OTHER PICTURES OF GREAT INTEREST. 

Apply to oeo. rviat i_ its, 

SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE AGENT IN THE UNITED STATES fMf ||PD|1| 'PR (HUMP ti\ 
AND SOUTH AMkRIOAN COUNTRIES FOR THB vll. UIlDJIll 1 Ail VI 11 U tU„ 

!104 E. 38th ST., N. V. City. 



The Sensational Trapeze Artists, 

-niuia 

BI6 SUCCESS ON THE POLI, KEITH and PROCTOR CIRCUITS. 




For Terms address 



WM. MORRIS, 43 W. as til Street, New York City. 



WE HAVE AN ENTERPRISING CITY OF 5,000, 

Railroad Terminal, Surrounded by Numerous Other Good Towns with a Population 

of 40,000, within a radios of it miles. 

WIU ENTERTAIN PROPOSITIONS PROM 

INDIVIDUAL CARNIVAL ATTRACTIONS 

AT GARRETT, IKD., FOR SEPT. 30, ill, »», 23. 
Propositions must be concise and to the point, stating best terms. 

J. o. i. andm, Seoy. A. P. MOBTE, Fres. Carnival Com. 



:»tTY, 



SMITH and CIRTON, 

AMATEUR SONO AND DANCE TEAM, 

Doing Four Turns of Dancing;— Clog, Irish Jig, Straight Jig, and Song and Dance. We would like t.i 
start with a Farce Comedy, Vaudtvllle, or a Minstrel Show. Address all communications to 



SMITH and OTRTON, 2fi Exton Avenue, Trenton, N, J. 



WANTED 



QUICK, Write or Wire, 

Lady Bag Puncher, Three Lady Vocalists 

BUCK AND WING DANGER, SKIRT DANCER. 

In fact, any good act done by young and handsome ladies; one LADY" PALMIST, good macey getter. 
Rough workers act) old women keep otf. PHIL ELLSWORTH; 

Care of Wallace Ulrous, Osage City, Kan., Aug. 20; Oarnett 27, Newton 29, (Hear Bend 30. 



I 



ORPHBUM THEATRE, 



SPRINGFIELD, 
OHIO. 



■Malawi lady audience, four to ave performances a day. Nothing but first ofasBaots wanted. In 
writing, state sulury expected and fall particulars of act. Alio Want Piano Player, Van to Operun- 
Ploture Machine, Man who can Letter and Act as Stage Carpenter, Tenor or Baritone Singer for 
Illustrated Songs. Theatre on groand floor in heart of the city. Address ..' 

ORPHIUM THEATRE CO., Hotel Union, Toledo, 0. 



FEINBERG n*™* 

18 LOCATED AT HI8 NEW STUDIO, 



Between CSStiv and SOtli fSies., 

Where be will be pleased to meet his many professional Irlenils. 

FORMERLY OP 10 W. 14th St. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 



WE HAVE ON EXHIBITION 

In onr New York Store, A LE ATHEROID TRUNK 

That has passed through the flam*, of the Iroquois Theatre without damage. Con- 
tents lutaut; no greater recommendation can be paid any trunk; belonged to Herbert Cawtnorne, of 
"Mr. Bine Beard" (Jo., who used It It years. Our trunks are not leather, bnt LEATIIEHOID a 
secret processthat makes n_ AU HOLt TEL yijn Bum ARABLE. Over M.ooo Hi use and no com- 

B3II BROADWAY, near SPRING ST., 
HEW YORK CITY. 



plaint received yet. Send for Catalogue and Price List. 

LEATHEROID MFC, CO., 



AH. PBRBOS8 
ENOAOBD FOR THE 



GUS SUN MINSTRELS, 

Report at Toledo, Ohio. Hotel Union, cor. Monroe and St Claire Sts. Sept. 1. Singers carry no trunks. 
Acknowledge this call by letter. WANTED— Musical Team, Electrician, Property Men and Singers, 
all must Double band; Baritone Cello or Viola: also one Feature Act, two or tlirco people, for week of 
Sept. 1J at Toledo, (Wilo. Address GUS SDH, B3B Nebraska Ave., Toledo, Ohio. 



Great Bargain Sale of Moving Picture Films, 

M40IC UHTBBHB, ILLUSTRATED BONOS AID BOVIrfO PiOTORE MACHINES. 
We have Just purchased t lie entire stock of films belonging to two latge exhibition companies. 
Most of the films are absolutely new, never even used, all In line condition. Write at oocc' for Great 
Bargain List No. 10 Q. Don't delay. WILLIAH8, BROWN dt ■ AH lis, 

Dept. B. No. 018 Cheitnnt Street, Pnllsnelplita . Pa. 



$1 



FOR A WHOLE YHABl HO MORE . LEGAL ADVICE OR AN V mil JK( T 

AS OFTEN AS TOV ABK IT, BY MAIL OR INTERVIEW. Send for booklet; a new Idea. 

LEGAL ADVICE SOCIETY (iiurptritid), 32 Broadway, Suite 45. 

HOWE ii HUMMEL, Special Counsel, CHAS. Q. CRONIM, Consulting Counsel. 



August 27. 



The isteW york clippeb. 



021 



"ALEXA1DER." 




Uaray von %ii7fS -? n,rov "?J "IS ? r '»"" "»° wag that 
HA&BY VON TU.ZF.Sw,, ever identified with, and one that I. 
already on the high road to Immense popularity. 



"LOUISA 

SCHMIDT." 

Poiltlvely the greatest novelty production song that bis «w 
beea offered to the profession this season. Innumerable posslblll- 

I fJ,^t r .. dr * 8 ^ Dg ..*B? "taping The big song bit of "PARIS BY 
NIOHT," »t the Madison Square Roof Theatre, New York City Ten 
l?.52 l J' w t?S C7.Vt.S ,erT sh0 ' r B ' ANDREW B STERLING and 

II AH rv I VON I IL/,hK, 



"MY 

PRETTY LITTLE 

KICKAPOO." 

Of the host of "Indian" songs Just one stands pre-eminent — that 
ll "MY PRETTY LITTLE KICKAPOO." by ANDREW U STKit- 
LIKa and HARRY VON T1LZER. It will be a feature of many 

shows and slnglcvcts (or the coming season I (you have any doubt 
tboat Its availability, go and see It done — then y ou will use It. 

"CONE! 
GONE! 
GONE!'' 

The rough coon song hit of tbe bouse It Is already a big favorite 
with users of this class of song. Its applause getting qualities 
are many, and can be safely featured la any repertoire By T J. 
FABRQ.V and JOS. HOLLANDER * 



"Maydee,' 



(Pretty South Sea Island Lady) 

This Is a song that A. J LAMB and HARRY VON TILZER suc- 
cessfully introduced some time ago. Can be used as a solo number 
or with effects. In any way It Is full of great possibilities. 

"The Yankee 

Doodle Girl." 

ANDREW B. STERLING and HARRY VON TILZER'S soubrette 
march song. On tbe same lines as their previous success, "Oh, tbe 
Lovely Girls," etc. Full ot the same catchy jingle, and can be 
ores Bed. ' 

"Under the 

Anheuser Bush" 

Just a reminder that ANDREW B. STERLING and HARRY VON 
TILZER'S great drinking song Is still riding on the top wave of 
popularity In a great many sections outside of tbe big cities this 
song can be used with profit to you. 

"But I 

Was Dreaming." 

ED. ROGERS winsome love song that a host of professionals 
are using with entire ly satisfactory results. 

"The Wedding of 
•» Budelia." 



"WHEN THE 
FROST IS OH 
THE PUMPKIN 

(MAGGIE DEAR)" 

In our previous ad. we made a claim that Ibis was tbe greatest 
or a series or great songs of tbls type written by ANDREW U. 
.STERLING and HARRY von TILZER. and tbe enormous demand 
for copies, together with resultant encores for the song, more than 
bear out our claim. Remember that this song Is by the men who 
never wrote a failure It baa an appealing story and a beautiful 
melody Brllllantlv illustrated by THE STEREOITIC'ON FILM 
EXCHANGE Slide users apply for terms. 



Barney 



Hibernian ditty, by ED. ROGF.RS. i»Bt Is of a dlUi-renl 
•tyle from tbe foregoing, but. bus a hundred and one points of use- 
wo— 



fulness of Its own. 



"Does You Love Me As 
You W Miss Jane?" 

'Those looking for a sextette number on ibe same lines i as Horo- 
dora." w'll be very much 'nteresled In tbls lattle attrjictlve dttty DAN 
AVERY and CHRIS. SMITH wrote II. Can also be used as a solo. 



"The Pansy 

and the Owl." 



„One of tbe best production number, that Wf JWR**" Jggft 
Itapactally good for Ugh I effect* and a so" rial « 
«W rtvel la. By HARRY NEWMAN and 



■n* rb.t srt.se managers 

"habLebTiobinson. 



"The Mountebank." 

Our great big Instrumental hit, a characteristic march Intermezzo 
that no show leader can well afford (o be without. 



11 




This is one of Ibe greatest list of publications 

ever issued by any. house aay where, and our over- 
whelming success in "the past, and the number of 
Hits th a t y our h a fe^l^dHf p m7 uT s hMldWg n a r a n t e e 
that our claim is correct;; 

Whenever possible; comeMn and; see :usat our 
office. " We want to keep in touch ^ithvypu, and 
letters are: never as satisfactory as a personal 
v meeting where ; we .can : grasp: your ; hand and 
extend to yon Vail the :pourtesies ;bf : the house. 
Pick out what you need, and when you; decide ;on 
what yon can use^we) will; furnish you :with ; or- 
chestratioQS-ofr-the-SongsHfij.^^ 
the keys. 

Proof of professionalism- required from those 
we do not know, and in.all cases enclose ten cents 
for postage. Don't, send letters to our Chicago 
Branch at Bo. 67 Clark Street, 

V ADDRESS AU COMMUNICATIONS TO: 

7 WEST 28ili St.. N. Yi CITY. 



"The Mountebank." 



Positively a great bit of Instrumental writing, 
for dumb or acrobatic acts of all dou-rliitlons. 



Very effective 



"ALL 

ABOARD FOR 

DREAMLAND." 

«■«■ prwwu* tli.it Hi-- ii-'"i'' wl ihl* i>»il» mjiik ■•: f."iil> well kuvwn 
lu you. (>iit nam Iti my lli.il .•ul-ulr ■■! (In- tri\ Ijic,-i irtlfi yuii 

■Vlll 1,11,1 II Hill I'fti'lVvri l,y >mH fllutil II. OS. II. II 11, il! 1,1) III tin- »V|'»I 

.nut S.miIIi Written by A.MilM.W II. STL'iilJNli and HARRY 
\'1>N TlUCCit. 



"DOWN WHERE 

THE SWEET 

POTATOES BROW." 

ANDREW If STERL1NC aud IIAItltY VON TILZER wrote IHI. 
after a fatbloa tbnl waa popular yean ago It I. now routing back 
Into vogue again— namely, a »oug aud daucr suili aa lilliy- Koirrwiu 
used lu dm. It baa been tried out by a number of good people. 



DORA DELL." 



A mirrlng atory march tons, by AL. BRYAN and HARRY von 
TILZKH. that ha. all (be cbaracterlatlca of a big hit. It baa been 
irled ont by • number of alngera. »nd we bare WJi to hear tbit it 
I. not going big. Appropriately llluatrated by TUB STKRhOpTI- 
CON AND FlLfl BXCUANua 




RILEY." 



The champion roncoctors of successful waits songs, ANDREW II. 
STKULINIS and 1IAHKV VON TILZER, have again struck a lucky 
Inspiration In Ihla novelty Irish walu song. It la absolutely an 
innovation In popular tnu.lc. and one that i« taking wltb the public, 

bidding fair to be of nntlon.ii interest In a few weeka' time. 




AT THE 
DABY STORE." 

A song l bat always makes "si rnight" singer* secure In the affec- 
tion of the public is one that tells ,iu nmienllng smrv nod has an 
nnnroprinte and beautiful melody. AI.. HKVAN and HARRY 
VON TILZER have one of tlint type In this song. It Is superbly 
Illustrated by the STKREUI'TICON AND t-'ll.M KXCIIANOK. 




EZER 




We have had a great many professional calls for ■ march coon 
og , so ANDREW 11. STEIILIXO and HARRY VON TIUBW toTO 
oauced tbls song to meet the deniund. It is a knock out number 



tor either opening or closing nets, or for stnglug. 



"Celia." 



A pretty coon serenade, by HARRY WEI.LMON, Hint moves very 
well with professional singers. 



"The Man 

With the Dough." 

A great straight comic song, by ANDREW B. STEKLINU and 
IlAltltV VON Tll.ZKK, wltli n whole string of cxlra and topical 
verse9. To be without It Is to do yourself on Injustice. 



and got, tDOnnou.ly well 



"Come On, Boys.Let's 
Follow the Band." 

ANDREW B STERLING and HARRY VON TILZER'S 'band 
Mugs" in tbe pass" have always caught on. Tills Is another of the 
sunn' kind, and mil be equally popular. __^__ 

^Down Where the 
Swanee River Flows" 



The piesenl rage an rustic song. Slides made by lb* STl-.UIv 
0ITICON l-ILM KXCIIANOl: always, oil linnd. 
ANDIilW STERLING nod HARRY VON TILZER. 



Written by 



"Hannah, Won't You 
Open That Door?" 

J us I n reminder ol Hie gn-nl i-ouii <i>ng success by ANDREW 
Il STERLIMl and HAIIKV lu\ lll/.l.ii .mil to uak if you liav. 
li. ill Ibe big lint uf i-xtiu uud pun>dy itisen. 



"Mazie," 



(My Ceorgla Lady From the Sunny South. 

Those who have teen th.- art of THE OI.EaSONS will recognize 
Ihe title of Ibis song, aud will wunt it. as it I. tbelr big bit. Writ- 
ten by Ibeui uud KRED HUULIIIAN^ 



"My Bunch 

of Sweetness." 

A very useful -iiuulwr. either singly or tot production purpoaw».\. , 
Wntleu by A VERY aud HART, who »r» performers, and know J0»* 
vim (Krlwruiera wast. '. 



622 



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August 27. 



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one-halt the distance between Instrument 



Standard 2-3 

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of the distance between Instrument and cur- 
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The standard two-thirds objective projects 
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The standard four-quarter size objective 
projects a view whose size equals one-fifth 
of the distance between instrument and cur- 
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Aa the standard long focus objectives are 
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size or one-half size, which reduces tbe cost 
When the four-quarter focus Is put up In a 
ono-quarter size mounting the Illumination 



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Moving picture lenses are of very short 
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In addition to these standard foci we have 
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one to eight, one to nine, and one to ten. 

Our catalogue explains these matters In 
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Oar No. BOO dissolving stereoptlcon and 
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SONG HITS 



FEATURED BY 



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MINSTRELS. 

Management IAS. H. DECKER. 



GREAT 

COLE i JOHNSON 
HITS. 



^ SUNDAY MORNING T CHURCH BELLS CHIME 
THE COUNTESS OF ALAGAZAM - - 

* SHAME ON YOU - ... 
^ POLLY PRIM ■ 

* CISSY -CISSY .... 
v LONELY WITHOUT YOU - - 
-I WANT TO BE A SOLDIER - - 

* CANT FOOL ALL THE PEOPLE ALL THE TIME 
* TOGETHER 

* LITTLE RUSTIC COTTAGE A. STREAM - 

Besides the above New Song Hits the Doekstader Minstrels are again featuring those two Wonderful Ballad Successor, "YOU'RE AS WELCOME AS THE FLOWERS 
IN MAY" and "WHERE THE SUXSET TURNS THE OCEAN'S BLUE TO COLD." Also "Tom Those Eyea Away," -When the Lights Are L»w," -Song the Anvil Sings." 



This Is tbe wonder 

"Chime" song 

they're all talking 

about. 



Funny beyond description. It Is creating a 
veritable sensation, and looks like another 
"Oh, Didn't He Ramble," bit 

Oh, my, what a hit ! The greatest coon shout 
ever written. Sung by Lew Doekstader him- 
self. Ten encores nightly. Get In on this 
quick. Chris. Smith and John Larklns cre- 
ated this song, and they're proud of It. 

Vocal arrangement of the stunning 
•narcb you hear played everywhere. 
Jreat for all kinds of acts. Dancing, 
singing, dumb, etc., etc. 

A tripping little, skipping little 

*altz number. Fresh and delight- 
ful as a June bird. The best waltz 
song of the season. 

A popular ballad by two 
popular writers. Max S. 
Witt and Chas. Horwltz. 
The result moat be a hit. 

Stirring march song. 
One of the real feat- 
■ (ires of the Lew 

Oockstader Show. 



A bigger bit then 
■ ever. Laughs from 

start to finish. 

Beautiful ballad by the 
writer of that famous suc- 
cess, "Maybe." This one 
will outshine "Maybe." 

Song of mother 
and home. Pa- 
thetic, melodious, 
catchy. 



BIG INDIAN CHIEF - - - 
*SAVE IT FOR ME - - 
* CONGO LOVE SONG - - 
tLAZY MOON 

COLE AND JOHNSON'S New Sensational Song Hit, "FiSHDiG," snog by Fay Tcmpleton, at the Aerial Qaideoa, will 
thing yon ever heard. 



They may tell you about great 
Indian songs, but there's only one 
■ real hit, Cole and Johnson'B 

"BIO INDIAN CHIEF." 

Everybody Is Inquiring about this 

one. Fay Templeton started it a-roll- 

■ Ing, and they're all after It now. Send 

for "SAVE IT FOR ME" without fall. 

The real — tbe beautiful — 

tbe Inimitable "Congo Love 

■ Song." Now released. You 

can't afford to be without It 

Cole and Johnson's "moon" song, are world 

famous. This moon song puts a fitting climax 

to the series. Geo. Primrose says it's tbe 

best song he ever used In bis act 

coon be released. Watoh ont for it. The beet 



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For the Most Superbly Illustrated Bong Ever ' 
Published, 

"MY JIARTBA JASE," 

By JOE MAXWELL. Illustrations worth [ 

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