New York Clipper (Jun 1923)

Record Details:

Title:
New York Clipper
Date:
Jun 1923
Publisher:
New York, NY: Frank Queen Publishing Co.
Volume:
New York Clipper (Jun 1923)
Leaf #:
00028
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Theatre and Vaudeville
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
The New York Clipper was one of the first theatrical trade newspapers in the United States. Founded in 1853, the Clipper offered weekly coverage of legitimate theatre, vaudeville, the circus, and other forms of entertainment (which, by the early-20th century, included motion pictures). In 1923, the Clipper was acquired and absorbed by one of its New York competitors: Variety. -- Eric Hoyt, 2013
Date Added:
August 29, 2022
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June 6, 1923 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 29 fm porfant Announcement After. Twentv Happv And Successful, Veabs Vnder The Bee Hive Clock Tower Wte Havh Moved from The Witmark Dvilding - 144 146 West 37* Street to More Spacious Quarters^ In The New Modern Building 1650 BROADWAY AT Sin ST - 7TH AVE. St B'WAV Adjoining The Winter Garden - Where Our Professional department Formerly At 1562 B'way — And Our Band and Orchestra Dept. Heretofore In The Ro$eland Blexs.. Wia Be Inclv/ded Under One R oof Formal Openincs And Inspection "Will Be Announced Later All Departments, However, Are Now Op en For Business M.WiTMARK & Sons 1650 Broadway New York New Phone Number—Circle 2528 VAUDEVILLE BILLS (jContviued from page 27) Ait«rl>. (Flr«t B«l()—Jokn Blondr & Bro.— ■Ctuon Bro«. & Marie—Role & O'Briea—Wblte. Black & raeleas—MlKDOD—T07laDil Faille*. (Sec- ond Half)—Taver & Welcta—BtonBon & Benee— Grey Sc Old Boee—Ktiic & Irvdn—Fen, Blgelow A KIuk. BAI.TIliOB£, KD. Rlppodnme—Loa & Grace Harvey—Fagg Ic Wlilt*—Harry White—IlollTTrood Prollcs. BOSTON, MASS. Otphauin—Pernnan & Lillian—Be«tboa & Mea- seneer—Maion & Brown—Tom Martin & Co.— Uarrr & Lancaater—Klrksmltli Slaters. BTTFFAIO, H. T. BUlo—VIctorta & I>uprer—Cbaa. St Ceell Mc- Naughton — In Wrong — Jean Oianeae — Brown, Gardner & Bamett. OIETELABS, OHIO iMw'a—Raymond Itke—Paul It. Georgia Hall— Seren Hone; Boji—Bernard & Leooa—PtatoT & Natalie. LOHSON, OAir. Lsew'a (Firat Halt)—DeBourgb SIsten—Nippon Duo—Cardo & Noll. (Second Half)-Loola Lon- don—narry Maaon & Co.—Jimmy Saro & Co. MOHTBEAL, CAS. iMW's—MnnklD—Mclntyre & Halcomb—Bob Fena & Co.—Mumford & Stanley—Indian B«T- erlee. HEWABZ, N, 7, State—Maxlne & Bobby—Lehr & Kennedy—Tor- dan Bnxton & Co.—Harrlaon Moaa—V7II1. Stanton & Co. OTTAWA. OAK. BUta—Hoffman & Jeasle—Villon Slalen—Slolea Sweets—Hugble CUrk—Grater & I.awlor. Senator Murphy—Amaranth Slaters It Co. (Sec- ond Hair)-.-nrcon Slater*—Golden Bled—Geo. Morton—Uabert Dyer & Co. SPBnrOFIELD, MASS. Broadway {Vint Ilairi—Hubert Dyer & Co.— Geo. Morton-Golden Bird. (Second Half)—Chad- wlck Taylor—Bert & Nina Walnwrlgbt—Sena- tor Murphy—Amaranth Slaters & Co. lOBOlrlO, OMT., CAV. Tonga Street—Francla & Wllnon-Arthur it Uj- dta Wilson—Marshall Montgomery & Co.—Laiar & Dale—Mrs. Era Fay. WABEIHOIOM, D, 0. Strand—Uolden Graham—Cbaa. Martin—Fay Ilarili Trio—Wilson & Jerome—Mammy & Gold Duat Tivlna. ETHEL BARRYMORE FOR PALACE Ethel Barrymore will take a pliinge into vaudeville early in July for a brief spell. Miss Barry mo re will appear in a playlet, entitled, "The i\2 Look" by Sir James Barrie. Her initial New York appearance will te at the Palace Theatre. Following her vaudville appearance she will go on tour early in October in "The Laughing Lady" following which early next year Arthur Hopkins is arranging to present her in Eugene O'Neill's new play "Welded" for a New York Engagement. E11U17 Cbadwlck PBOTDEHCE, S. I. (First Halt)—Fletcher & ft Taylor—Bert & Nina PasQuale— WalnWTlgbt— SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION WITH "THE KANDY BOX REVUE" VICTOR PETROFF AND DORIS CARLYLE IN A NOVELTY OFFERING Permanent Addreaa Petro£r8 Ballet Studio, 466 Geary SL, San Francisco SYBIL VANE GOING HOME Sybil Vane, the "Welsh Prima Donna," will sail for England on June 26, accom- panied by Leon Domque, her husband and pianist. They are schc(luled to open for a tour of the English music halls in the Victoria Palace on August 6. HARMONICA "CHAMP" GETS DATES Benjamin Kossover, the boy "harmonica champion," who played a week at Keith's Royal last week, bung a Bronx boy, has beoi booked for several more weeks in Keith vaudeville. His act at the Royal last week proved him good enough to be booked on bills out of his locality. ARCH WOODY THE BOY DIFFERENT SuccaaafuBj Ptayinr ACXERMAN * HARRIS dRCUTT. SaBfaig for AuslTvlla. JUSTA & MARSHALL REVUE FEATURING HELENA JUSTA Amcrtca'a Repnaentativa Juz Artlat* with MuwcH Wlilta * Dancr MElVIUf&SmSONJre. JUST RETURNED FROM A SUCCESSFUL SEASON THROUGH AUSTRALIA AND GLAD TO BE BACK. STILL GOING STRONG. BEST WISHES TO ALL! SUMMERING AT 955 SANTEE ST., LOS ANGELES