The San Francisco Dramatic Review (1908)

January lo, 1914 THE SAN FRANCISCO DRAMATIC REVIEW I ■; BEMOVED TO THE TINEST STUDIO BUIIiDIITa IN THE WEST Columbia Scenic Studio Co. 167 EBIE STBEET NEAB MISSION AND FOTTBTEENTH STEVE I. SIMMONS TIGHTS AX.I. COI.OBS, WEIGHTS AND FBICES Cotton, J1.25 to $1.50 Wool, J2.50 to $3.50 Lisle Silkoline, $1.75 to $3.50 Silk, $5.00 to $12.50 SYMMETRICALS BEST AND MOST ENDITBINO I.INE IN XT. S. Calf, $5.00; Calf and Thigh, $10.00; Calf, Thigh and Hip, $12.50 Sweaters, Jerseys, Gym and Bathln? Suits, Supporters, Athletic Shoes, Underwear Special Discount to Profession Cor. POST ST. and GRANT AVE. MAN VERSUS MOTOR Davis Gledhill Company SENSATIONAL MOTOBCTrCIiE ACT OPEN TIME Care DRAMATIC REVIEW LOOK — 500 FrDMS FOR SALE American Motion Picture Film Renting Co. C17-61S-G19 WESTBANK BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. At $7.50 and $10.00 each, order as you want one or more. We ship only films that are in first class condition and as good as tlie best you liave ever purchased for double the money; one trial will demonstrate our goods are as represented, our selection will please you. A deposit on all orders. Bookings San Fran- P. Reese, for week of At the Sullivan & Considinc, eisco ofhcp, through William their sole hooking agent, January 11, 1914. EMPRESS, San Francisco—Aidro and Mitchell; Ernest Dupille; The ("anoe Girls; Bernard and Lloyd; Merian's Dogs. EMPRESS, Sacra- mento — Morandini Trio; Arthnr deary; Prince Floro; Mary Dorr; Night in a Police Station; Wilson and Rich. E.MPRESS, Los Angeles — Willisch; Mond and Selle; D'Arcy and Williams; A Night at the Baths; Lew Wells; Katie Sandwina and Company. EMPRESS, San Diego— Livingston Trio; Brooks and Harris; l)rnce-Dnf¥ct and Company; Mayo and AUman ; liappiness. EMPRESS, Salt Lake (Jan. 14)!—Martini and Maxmillian; Ballo Brothers; The Three Emersons; Louise Mayo; Sam Harris; The Bower of Melody. EM- PRESS, Denver—Orville and Frank; Kelso and Leighton; Franconi Opera Company; Ross and Ashton ; Behind the Footlights; Five Old Boys in Blue. EMPRESS, Kan.sas City —Maglin, ICddy and Roy; Campbell and Camp- bell ; Cullen Brothers; Lester Trio; Lew is and Norton ; Duncdin Troupe. Vaudeville Notes The \\'cstcrn .States Vaudeville As.sociation will add their bookings to (Irogg's Theatre, l'>akersfield, and the liarton Ojjcra irf)Use, Fresno, on Jan. i8. Al. Watson has been appointed manager of Bert Levey's Republic 'I'heatre in Los Angeles. A good selection. Bob Cunningham has been moved to the booking office here. Miss Rita Lubel.ski, daughter of Tony Lubelski, the well known booking agent, was married recently to Lewis Edgar Bruce, a young busi- ness man of this city. At the music publishers' contest at the Majestic Theatre on Tuesday night the cup was won by Herbert Friend, who sang Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat. Florence Mel- rose came second with the Interna- tional Rag, Jim McNamara third with the Girl in the Heart of Marv- land. There were six entries made. The publishers represented were Schneider, Harry W^illiams, Morris Abrahams, Kalmar-Puck, Sharpiro- Bernstein and W^ill Rossiter. The lure of the stage and the at- tractions of other men for his wife broke up the home of Homer Wood of Oakland, according to a com- plaint filed Thursday morning, in which he asks for a separation from Eileen Wood, who is now touring in vaudeville as Cecil Dow. Wood comjjlained his wife went on the stage against his will, first desert- ing him for the footlights in Prince Rupert, Canada. He induced her to return and they came to Fresno, but the attraction of the theatre was too much. A number of passionate letters were introduced with the complaint. One is sent from Eagle Pass in March, 1912, and reads as f(jllows: "Dearest Darling: No doubt you will be thunderstruck to hear from me after these long years of silence. Your heart broken lover, Will." Other letters were sent by other men from different towns all over the country and were addressed to "Dear Little Girl," "Dear Miss Dow," "Cecil, Dear," "My Own Darling Little Sweetheart." W. P. Reese, California representa- tive for Sullivan and Considine, and Mrs. Reese, are back from a visit to Mr. Reese's father in Galveston, who is .scriou.sly ill. Thos. K. Ryan writes from St. Louis that he will return to the Coast again shortly, and resume his extcm- chas. King—Virginia Thornton Pantages Time IN VAUDEVILLE Will R. Abram—Agnes Johns Producing Stock Sketches Western States Vaudeville Association Time in San Francisco Ed S. Allen Featured Comedian Armstrong's Baby Dolls Co. Frank Harrington Leading Man With Monte Carter in Honolulu Charlie Reilly Starring In a Bit of Old Ireland, by Walter Montague. Pantages Circuit Patrick Calhoun Maude O'Dclle Company Orpheum Circuit Maude O'Delle AND COMPANY Orpheum Circuit Max Steinle Mattie Hyde With Edwin Flagg's feature act. The Golden Dream PANTAGES CIRCUIT poraneous vocalisms. Eddie Dale will be pleased to know this, as Dale cer- taiiily can laugh at Thos. K. Gertrude Eualie is getting along nicely with her juvenile dancing class. She has all the young pupils she can instruct. Bert Roxie, of Roxie and Wayne, is doing a single turn on the Bert Levey time, while his better half is taking a much-needed rest. Frank Seymour, the acrobatic come- dian at Pantages, is no stranger to Coast audiences. He used to do a comedy acrobatic Chinaman which was a scream. He has in Alicia Rob- inson one of the best female acrobats and dancers that has ever appeared on the Coast. They are a great team. Performers' Dates Ahead .AIAUDE O'DELLE CO. —St. Paul, Jan. ii; Minneapolis, 18; Omaha, 25 ; Milwaukee, Feb. 2 ; Chi- cago, 9; Memphis, 23; New Orleans, March 2. RUPERT DRUM With Chas. King and V'irginia Thornton in Australia HARRY MARSHALL Scenic Artist Ed Redmond Co., Grand Theatre, Sacra- mento. Permanent address: P. O. Box, 1321. Res. Avalon. i^anta Catalina Island. DAVID KIRKLAND Care of Dramatic Review WILLIAM H. CONNORS Ufrht Comedian King & Willard Co.; in vaudeville GUS LEONARD Have deserted tlie farm for a while and am doing stunts in Portland, Ore. PIETRO SOSSO Leads or Direction 17S Delmar St., San Francisco An Interesting Place—Boys Talked About All Over the World Newman's College You Must See to Believe Most Original Gentlemen's Cafe In the World EDDY AND POWELL STREETS, S. P. HEBS', WASNESSON'S, 8TEI»'8, MEYEB'S, I.IECHNEB'S SFECIAI.S—1 lb. Powder, 35c.; C. Cream, 40c. lb. Makenp Boxes, 60c.; Crop Wi^s, $1.25; Dress, $3.50; Wig Bented, 50c. week; Soubrette MTiga, $6.00. 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