Variety (October 1909)

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24 VARIETY ttfcPKI^fcrs r^XTIVF. ARTISTS KP.PRESEINTATIVE ARTISTS NOTICE—We are the originators and have been identified for years with the Du-ologue and Parody idea, consisting of one singing a song immediately parodied by the other, and this idea has been copyrighted and protected by us. Those who have chosen this idea are hereby warned to stop using same, or immediate action will be taken against them. (Signed) Bob E. MATTHEWS and ASHLEY Herbert IN PREPARATION, a brand new big scenic act in "one." Special props, and scenery by REISIG, Manhattan Opera House. Special Songs and Lyrics by EDWARD B. MADDEN. JACK LEVY, Special New York Representative JOHN BUCKLEY "The Original Boy from Hip*witch." Finishing successful tour Fantages' Circuit. ECCENTRIC DANCER. Something Vow and Something Different COMING EAST SOON. Address care White Rati, Chicago. Violet Pearl Featured with M. X. THTE8E8 "WINE, WOMAN AND SONG'* k^svay Barl Work Sept. 27. LTRIC. NEWARK. Week Nov. 4, AMERICAN, NEW YORK.' WILLIAM MORRIS CIRCUIT. WILLIAM MASAUD, Agent. NEWARK "NEWS." —'The ltrcakwny Barlows, gymnasts, arc worthy to head almost uny vaude- vllle program. Of particular merit Is the (.'Umax to their performance, when, whirling through the air, the ladder to which the two performers are clinging, one on euch end. falls to pieces with a clatter, leaving them on" a single |ailc. A cool head and a great deal of nerve are required of the Barlows— nerves would be a better way to put It, for, during their 'stunts,' one must balance the ladder on a bar high above the stage, while the other jHTforms on a trapoxc or riving rings at either end of it." — TWO AHLBERGS ECCENTRIC EQUILIBRISTS AND ACROBATS. Meeting with success everywhere. A Novelty away from all others. Address oare VARIETY, New York. JERE SANFORD YODLE Big success on S.-O. Circuit. Jk.mU B THE PREMIER R and VA/HISTLER Inter-State time to follow. • The At^ent FISKE O'HARA and CO IN Week Oct. 4, PLAZA, New Yerk "CAPTAIN BARRY" SPECIALLY ENGAGED for 4 weeks by WILLIAM MORRIS Bonner*«° Meek In their Big Comedy Ssoeeas, "3 A.M." Written hy ERNEST A. aad ALFRED O. RAOKETT. Now playing Sullivan-Conaidine Middle West time under direction PAUL GOUDRON. Chicago Permanent address—47 BLEECKER 8T.. NEWARK, N. J. LEONARD ~ PHILLIPS A "IRISH SWEDE" CARITA DAY and COMPANY SINGING AND DANCING ACT. In my 18th week on the Sullivan-Conaidine Circuit Dreano Josh (If) Doyle Phil Dayton Lewis (O) Dandy George Duo (0) Denal Bros (C) Day Anna Moore (0) Dumont Jerry Drlseolt* Marry Drina Max Dunsworth & Valder (C) D'Arvllle Irene Dove & Wolford Dougla«» Chas N Dempsey Tom De Milt & Bros Gertie Downing Sam De Verne Themla De Moines George (C) Datuann Carl Day Edmund De Leon Mile Drew Dorothy Blarcon Rosa (C> Ely William E (0) Elmore A Bartlett (C) Kit Inge Nellie Enpe John T Krrol I "-on Fulton Arthur (0) Felgln M (C) Feather* I*slle (C) Fields Bam Foote Geo E (S F) Fagin M L (C) Krpon Mrs T (C) Fagin M (C) Fletcher & La Pierre (C) Ford Johnnv Ferris W L Fairfield Frances Fink Ned Foote G E (8 F) Ford George F (C) Franks Cad (C) Flemon Billy '(C) Ford Max Fowler Alice Fucg Sisters Felix Edwin Fay Frank (C) Fan ton Harry (C) Felix Edwin Peldman Harry Fords Four Green George Green Felix Gray Julia (C) Gregory Margaret (C) Gillen Fannie Gordon Paul (8 F) Griff (S F) Gorman Eddie Gordon Steve Gardner Dick (C) Hoppe Guy Hopkins Col J D Helm Nellie (0) Hahn Arthur (C) Hutches Mr A Mrs G (C) Harris George Hughes Madge Hsle Elane Hamilton Ann Hoffman B S Hlnkle Edith Hayes A Johnson Hill W h Hedllcka Mame (C) Oealy Tim Hawley Dudley Heraa William Halllday Camllle P Harcourt C L Hardmann Joe Howard Kittle (P) Hunter Julia Howard A St Clair Harrington Jim (C) Irving Mildred Johnson A Buckley Jones W B (C) Jackson Isabel (C) Johnson Matty (0) Jacobs Josephine (O) Jones G Jarvls F Jennings Steve Klngsteya The (C) King Chas A Nellie Kelfer A Klelne (0) Kendall Blanche Kirk Arthur Kurt Is Huhso Dogs Kendal Hose Langford A O'FarreU (0) La Vlgne N J (C) Lontinga Hilda Lewis AI Lyons Toby Lea Emily Luken Al Lloyd Helen I-ewla Dave V l.eavey Martin (C) Luttingpr Al (C) Leslie & linker Lawrence Fred Leonard Eddie Mexican Trio (C) Mamblln Hugo Morris Kitty (0) Moore Herbert (C) Meea Mra T (C) MUey Katharine Marlon George Modge A Morton Murray E W (C) McGloln Albert (C) Moan Gladys (0) McWaters A Tyson Marlon A Dean Manning Al 18 F) Moore Annie Pony Mllmar A Morris Murray A McFarland Manning Al (S F) Morton Ed Morris Johnnie McLarens Five Musical Magee Jack E Mack Wilbur McCone George Mowatt Hen (P) Morris & Foreman McLaren Hugh .(!•) Mnrxella Max McLaren Mrs Jerome (l») MaeLenii Hugh (P) Marlyn Victor MacLiiren Kate (P) Meek U*na (P) MHIown Josephine (C) M'inoghan & Sheehnn Mills Dick (P) Normana narry B (0) Nicholas Brothers Nip & Tuck O'Nell Andrew O'Brien D Orth Frank (C) Parley L K Peters Jack (C) Prltxkow Louis Presaler Venetta Pfell A May wood Perry Lew Powers A Freed Pfelffer Bert Perry Slaters Palmer Adele Petera Jack (C) Palmer Lew (C) Peyser Henry Palmer Catheryn (P) Powers' Elephants Qulnlen Dan Realrden Georgia K Heed Fred Robinson Emily Richmond Florence (0) Ressler Capt Nat Ralton Bert (C) Rellly Jack Russell Frank R Roos Ben (S F) Hayner Elsie Hohblns R Heea Tommy (P) Itogcrs & Humstead Rogers & Evans Haver Harry (C) Rivers & Rochester Koliertt Sara Shardl Claude (0) Scblleter Hubert (C) Saona (C) Sawyer A De Line (C/ Sawyer Eddy (0) Seville A Pefa (C) Starbuck Lew (0) Stewart Ed Smythe Will H Stewart Cal Shaw Alex Summers Claude Smith Dick Seymour Pete Shaw Lillian Sloan Will H Stagpoole Allck (C) Smith Joseph O Smith Frank P Smith Joseph C Stanley Vera Stevens Leo Spear Billy Shea Barney (C) Sheehan J (P) Stanley Florence Tbomaa A Hamilton (C) Trovato Slgnor (C) Terry A Lambert Tally H L 'fenny Ernest Terrlll Frank A Freda Trltjcher Daisy (P) Temple Dick VHIsr Jack Valola Harry (C) Valrem Pete (0) Vokes Harry B (P) Weston R W Wartenberg Bros Ward A Co Harry (0) Webb Harry L (0) Wlttln A Procee (0) Wright Harry (C) Whitman Florence (0) Wren Lew (C) Weston Frank Williams Harry (C) Worlng Nellie West Ford Winters Bank Ward Hap West A Henry Ward Rob Wild W C Wilson Frank (S F) Winston Juliet Weston Willie Welher Eddie (C> Whitehead Claude Wilder Marlon Ward Billy Warren & Francis (P) Wilbur Joe Welch Ben Znurke Jack Zeno Rob (C) Zaccaro Sig Cannello (C) Zolar Irene (C) CORRESPONDENCE Unless otherwise aotes\ the following re- ports sre for the current week: GHIGAGO VARIETY'S Oaleage Oflce. Chicago Opera House Block. £. £. MEREDITH JOHN J. O'CONNOR i Representatives. When answering advertisements kindly mention Variety MAJESTIC (Lymau B. Glover, mgr.; agent, Or- pheum Circuit.)—MeGrath ami Paige open with banjo selections; The Boylan Trio follow with an uninteresting farce comedy; Dore and Wolford sang and whistled; Eva Taylor and Co., appeared In an act called "Dreamona." There might be some excuse for featuring Earl Ford In this sketch; there is none for either of the women. Harry Pllcer followed and got a little applause The show began In earnest with the appearance of the CbnrlcH Aheani Troupe of blcvcllsts who went just as well as they did at the star last week. Cook and tSevens kept the show from falling down again and "Charles the First" made the same big hit he did last week. Bert T. Ken- ney, A. Ren McGahau ami E. Booth Piatt Rave some real entertainment and although the comedy of the Eva Taylor sketch was along similar lines the Trio did not suffer. The De Haven Sextet gave its dimcltig operetta seen oft before although It passed. Seldom's "venus" closed the show K. W. W. AMERICAN (W. T. Grover. mgr.; agent Wil- liam Morris.)— Pauline Is here, Monday night he made a numlier of subjects go through funny antics to the delight of a large audience and landed a hit. Another large sided hit was registered by Sophie Tucker. Sophie can warble a Coon" song about as good as the best. Allan Shaw is a clever card and coin manipulator but should secure a new hat unless the user Is looked upon as a "mascot." Vlollnsky was another act that scored big. His piano playing is great Seven Perexoffs Juggled their way Into favor." The straight man Is the only one who accompllshea anything but the other six do well in helping to 1111 out the picture. "Little Hip" is about the