Variety (June 1909)

If I' " I **p ~»- ■ ■■■ ■:>■■ — i i ■ —*—aaj—jsSB)— 00 W» r.»» « f*«»^» • • *•*-* W ■»■! I ■ » *T.C ■■ ■■■ »wi«. s ous (6HlTRIP) on the ORPHE^MMCIRCUIT The First ~~ The Original jb^sw m m*+ m*+ ml -* One continuous BIG LAUGH an^ BIG RECEPTION at EACH performance (Doing My New Aot) Which proves that any favorite is worth the money. Reference—SOME of the following ORPHEUM MANAGERS: M. LEHMAN, Kansas City; MGR. BURNS, Omaha; \\ c. «: . Minstrel \ sa' males' ■ I ^W ■ BS* \ W Br FRED BUCHAltA*, 0m Moines; DAVE BEEHLER, Sioux City* C.-RAYMOND, Minneapolis; C. SUTTON, Butte, Montana; MGR. MULLER, Spokane; C. REITER, Seattle; MGR. ERICESON, Portland; J. MORRISSEY, San Francisco. \ AGENTS WHO HAVE SEEN: PAT CASEY, FRANK VINCENT, JENIE JACOBS, AL. SUTHERLAND, ALF. WILTON, ARTHUR KLEIN, CHAS. STEVENSON and JO. P. SMITH. / opened at Proctor's, Newark, Aug..a4th, with a mate of 64 weeks. OPEN TIME COMMENCING NOV. 8TH. J hare two more NEW GREAT ACTS. YES, DEARIE, atta, July s-ia t Orpneum, toe Angeles, Cat ■ ■■ • •— REICH & PLUNKETT Present •• ■ AMERICA'S MINSTREL IDOL « • . - ■ Many thanks to the show at the Lincoln Square, New York, for using my song "IDA, SWEET AS APPLE CIDER" on which I am drawing big royalties monthly Gaumont iKS * Licensed by Motion ^Vf^ 7 Picture Patents Company RCLCASE, TUUDAY, JUNE 8tH. lOOQ • f A MOTHER'S CHOICE" DRAMA ...Approximate length, 806 feet. RXLEASE, tATURDAT, JUNE 19th, 1909 "A STRONG DIET" length, SM ft "HISTORICAL FAN" _ Coloring, extra, fT.Sf. PANORAMA, Approximate length, 171 ft Films > Licensed by Motion Picture Patents Company. RELEASE WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9th, IOOO "TWO HEROES" Approximate length, SM ft "THE RACE COURSE" 8P0RTINQ, Approximate length, ttfl ft ■* .: WRITE FOR ADVANCE FILM DESCRIPTIONS. Ml Importer of Gaumont and Urban-Eclipse Filma. St STATE »n^HI€A€0, ILL. „ |f EAST Hat ST., MEW TORE . Do You Want a New Act ? v I am at liberty fox a few weeks to write for competent people only. If yon have a peculiar personality I can fit yon, If yon want something original that win bring yon steady time, I can write it for yon. Do yon know that I wrote the beat comedy-novelty sketch of the season? If yon have not seen it yon have heard of it— "THE DEVIL AND TOM WALKER" pronounced by press and public to be the most original idea presented to vaudeville in years. VARIETY Mid: "To Mr. Hyraer moat go tba credit for glrlng vaadorllle the best comedy norclty sketch It hat aeon la many • day.** "Tie Morning Telegraph" Mid: "It was the mirth producer of tba programme. The offer- ing la entirely away and different from all aketcbee so far aaaa at the randerllla THE ANSWER I also wrote BOOKED SOLID—40 WEEKS-NEXT SEASON, OPENINQ AUO. 16. ■ • ■ "TONY AND THE STORK If 1 * 1 • How being presented by MAURICE FREEMAN AHD CO. These bits from Newark: "Once la a while there la produced In rauderllle a playlet or sketch whose ORIGINALITY la conception and TREATMENT OF TDBMB leeres such a strong Impression that the production Ixea Itself la one's memory. Such a sketch la Joan B. Hymer'e •TONY AND THE STORK.' which la delighting audiences at Proctor's Theatre this weak." • "In 'Tony and the Stork,' which Introduces afsurlce Freeman at Proctor's Theatre this week, John B. Hymer baa p roduced one of the moat Interesting playlets that bare been aaaa at a local theatre doting the present seasoa." In preparation: . If "TEN, TWENTY AND THIRTY If yon want an original sketch, monologue, song or parody, call, telephone or write inUM D UVVCQ Zofa Court, SZ Cathedral Parkway, New York JUlIn D. Ifltn, (Tea. SSJO Riverside) - 1 •