The New York Clipper (January 1920)

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32 THE N£W Y OR K CLIPPER January 7, 1920 TOOMEY BROS. A COUPLE OP CLEVER BOYS V PLAYS For STOCK REPERTOIRE, AMATEUR COMPANIES LARGEST ASSOUTMENT IK THE WORLD. Book, for borne amaientnt Negro 'Ptiji. Paper, Scenery, Mr*. Jarley'* Wax Work*. Catalogue Free I Free I Free I SAMUEL FRENCH, 28 Weat 38th St., New- York BEN BUXIE Mowatt a ™ d IVIullen THE SUNBRITE PAIR Material by Jamie* MiiaoD Dir. Pal* Mack Murray Lesslie The Irresistible Humorist Direction "^ MOB,us * FREEMAN SAM WILSON Tha only colored Entertainer singing Hebrew songs and tailing MULLIN1 SISTERS p r esent ROYAL HUSSAR SISTERS SB m M J ""P of Maarfp end Saof REPEATING THEIR TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS IN THE EAST' DICK BACK AGAIN MAE Knowles & White In "My Policy" by AL W. Johnson D ir e cti o n ! Arthur Klein DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL PEOPLE ATTENTION! Thia office baa opened an artists' directory for all people oat of work, and for' akowa in need of people. Unemployed people in above line* write us that we may liat yon. Attraction* in need of people write us. We handle everything bnt Vaudeville, booking the N. E. State* and Canada. Give oa a trial. WESTBROOK ADVERTISING * BOOKING AGENCY Wastfaroek. Matne CARPOS BROS. MUSICAL EQUILIBRISTIC NOVELTY Direction E. K. Nad el. Pat Casey Al Swede Knapp Doing' Black with the International Review ELMER AUTHOR OF ORIGINAL MATERIAL "TpfVIf I7"V forvapoeville,burlesque,muaicalc om edy . 317 Strand IWre MateriJ TOW bdng "K**"^ «~* ** Building McJntyre & Heath, Al Jolson and others. COTTON MAY Allen & Moore a THE Ha\PPY COUPLE" BURLESQUE NEWS (Continued from Pag* 8f) HELPS RESCUE GIRLS Billy Perrano, property man of the Em- pire Theatre, Brooklyn, helped to rescue ten girls at a fire which destroyed a four-story braiding a few doors from the theatre last week. The girls were working in one of the upper floors when the fire started and, going down the fire escape, found that the lower ladder was wneamg They were about to jump to the ground when Per- rano climbed on the shoulders of Detec- tive Michael Beardon and passed the girls safely to the ground. NAS LAVENE CLOSES Nas Lavene has closed as advance man of the Stone and PQlard show, and left New York Sunday for Toronto, where lie will again take over the treasurership of the Star Theatre. Monte Carlo Girls— BUou, Philadelphia, E- 10: Mt. Morris. 12-17. Oh. Frenchy—Olympic, New Tork, 5-10; Gayety, Brooklyn, 12-17. Pacemakers—New Academy. Buffalo, 5-10: Empire, Cleveland, 12-17. Pat White Show—Gayety, Brooklyn. 6-10: Gayety, Newark, 12-17. Parisian Flirts—Gayety, Minneapolis, 5-10. Gayety. Sioux City, 11-16. Ranle Dassle Girls—Empress. Cincinnati. 5-10; Lyceum, Columbus. 11-17. Record-Breakera—Star. Toronto, Can., 6-10; New Academy, Buffalo. 12-17. Round the Town—Lyceum, Columbus, 6-10: Victory, Pittsburgh. 12-17. Sliding BUly Watson Show—Washington, 5- 10: BUou. Philadelphia, 12-17. Social Follies—Open, 6-10; Standard, St. Louis. 11-17. Some Show—Penn Circuit, 5-10; Gayety, Baltimore, 12-17. Sport Girls—Gayety, Sioux City, 4-9; Cen- tury, Kansas. 11-17. Stone A Plllard Show—Empire. Providence, 6-10; Olympic, New Tork. 12-17. Sweet Sweetie Girls— Englewood, Chicago. 6-10; Haymarket, Chicago, 11-17. Tempters—Howard. Boeton, 6-10: Empire. Providence. 12-17. World Beaters—Trocadero. Philadelphia, 5- 10; Empire, Hoboken, 12-18. CLARK NO BETTER There is no material change in the con- dition of Peter S. Clark, who is confined to his home, suffering from a relapse of his recent illness. HAS NEW SOUBRETTE Siotri City, la., Dec. 28.—May Lor- rimer opened here to-day as scrabrette of the Edmond Hayes Own Show, replacing Ruth DeNioe, who closed with the com- pany last night in Minneapolis. SHOW HAS NEW DIRECTOR B^lttmobe, McL, Jan. 5.—J. R. Burk has replaced Andrew Byrne as musical director of "Some Show" at the Gayety here. ... PLAYED TO $1,354 Pateeson, N. J., Jan. 1.—The "Beauty Trust" played to $1,354 in three shows at the Orpheum here, Dec 1. They beat Wat- son's show, playing Brooklyn, by more than $200 on the day. ROUTES OF SHOWS (Continued from Page 27) Star and Garter Show—Orpheum, Paterson, 6-10: Majestic Jersey City. 12-17. Step Lively Girls—Star, Cleveland, 6-10; Empire. Toledo, 12-17. Twentieth Century Maids—Jacques, Water- bury. 6-10; Hurtlg & Seamon's, New Tork. 12-17. Victory Belles—Empire, Newark, 6-10; Ca- sino. Philadelphia, 12-17. AMERICAN WHEEL. All Jazz Review—Star. Brooklyn, 6-10: Plaza, Springfield, 12-17. Aviator Girls—Empire. Cleveland, 5-10:. Cadillac, Detroit, 12-17. Broadway Belles—Majestic, Scran ton, 6-10; Armory, Blnghamton, 13-14; International, Niagara Falls, 16-17. Beauty Revue—Grand, Worcester, 6-10; Howard, Boston, 12-17. BatMnfj Beauties—Broadway, Camden, 6- S; Grand, Trenton, 9-10; Trocadero, 12-17. Blue Birds—Empire, Hoboken, 6-10; Star, Brooklyn. 12-17. Cabaret Girls—Majestic Wllkes-Barre. 5- 10: Majestic. Scranton. 12-17. Cracker Jacks—Gayety, St. Paul, 6-10; Gay- ety, Minneapolis. 11-17. Dixon's Big Review—Park, Indianapolis, 6- 10; Gayety. Louisville. 11-17. Edmond Hayes' Show—Century, Kansas City, 6-10; Tulsa. Okla.. 11-18. Follies of Pleasure—Haymarket. . Chicago, 6-10; Gayety, Milwaukee, 11-17. French Frolics—Armory, Blnghamton, 6-7; International, Niagara Falls, 8-10; Star, Toronto, 12-17. Girls From the Follies—Victoria, Pittsburgh. "6-10: Perm Circuit One Nights. U-17: Girls From Joyland—Gayety. Milwaukee, 6- 10; Gayety, St. Paul, 11-17. Glrls-GIrls-GlrlB—Standard, St. Louis, 5-10; Park, mdianapolis, U-17. Grown-Up Babies—Gayety, Newark, 8-10: Broadway, Camden, 12-16; Grand, Tren- ton. 16-17. Jazz Babies—Gayety, Louisville, 6-10:' Smpream. Cincinnati. 12-17. Kewple Dolls—Cadillac. Detroit, 5-10; En- glewood. Chicago, 11-17. Lid Lifters—Plaza. Springfield, 6-10; Grand, Worcester, 12-17. Midnight Maidens—Gayety. Baltimore. 6-10; Folly. Washington. 12-17. Mischief Makers—Mt. Morris. New Tork. 6-10; Majestic Wilkes-Barre, 12-17. From Clown to l-— «*"*ir Lady Everybody who's anybody In the profession uses McK ft B Albo- lene to remove make-up. Cuts the grease In a Jiffy. Pre- vents make-up po isoning . • In one and two-ounce tubes and half-pound and pound cans. Sample tube free on request At an druggists and dealers. TS ALBOLENE McKESSON ft. ROBBINS.inc MANUFACTURERS ESTABLISHED 1833 NEW YORK GREETINGS FROM THE FAR WEST ROSANOi and His NABIMBAPHONE Many Thanks to Man- ager* for Kind Offers Permanent Addre**, Clipper, San Francisco IMPROVING YOUR ACT may mean more salary and steadier booking'. For a reasonable fee I will look at any act in or around New York and then give a criticism of what in my jadjrtraer* t i» r**q ui rrrd to »tr«n g-th*rra 11_ When an order ensues, above fee ap- plies on coat of such work. JAMES MADISON, 1493 Broadway, New York. / publish MADISON'S BUDGET BERT LEVEY CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE THEATRES Alcaaar Theatre fUriMmg, SAN FRANCISCO