The New York Clipper (January 1905)

1133 THE ]STEW YORK CLIPPER. January 21, IIS VA«l|>WVILLsC. O-LS8TEHO1 in theib musical SKETCH, A KANSAS YAP. SUDR SHOW MCH, ASVTHIIO YOC want made to order m Mmnoiyfled Ooode. Md (Dipped privilege of examination. Lot of attrac- tions on Vnd. Lletfree. WM. NELBON, « Van bMmb St, No. Cambridge, ton. WARTB0—Keigiev'a Comedians. People (or 3 nightrap., JuvenileMan and soubrette. Those dona speclsltiesand doubling brass preferred Alio Comet, Trombone and BarPone, Join 01 wire No tickets. Tell all am letter. WHIKelg- ley, Pnqnoln, ill., Jan. 23, 2<, at WAlfTBD-A Young Men's Brass Band, be- tween (tie eges of u and si. for a wen known melodrama.. Spring and Summer tour, state full particulars and lowest salary In Bret letter ' Address navy.n y. clipper, ATT L1BBRTV, EXCELLENT CLARION^ KTT18T. Kgperlenoed and reliable. Wire MAY- VlLtE-BARL, 136 Rase (Mb Ht., New York City. P. 8.—Liberal commission offered (or lmmedi- atrggW poeltlon. Any n ear Htatq. » k btchbs, Tretestles, Bnrtesqnee, etc., writ- ten to order. The highestjjreoe or w«<r<i .uraLhed to profeaelonela. JOSEPH!5,BlWH»w aga Boitoflwood St., PhUa 'e phla, Pa. DEATHS I S THB PR OFESSION. John JUtthrwh, an old time actor, died Ian. 11, at lit* home In New York, from heart duwaoe. Mr. Matthews was on the Han at Kord's Theatre, In Washington, the nlgbt 1'realdent Lincoln was shot, and was I friend of Wilkes Booth, lie played olso wllb Kdwln Booth, Forrest, Keene and other tild time stars. He wan In the original •Two Orphans" cant, and played the second grave digger la "Hamlet" with (Sdwln Booth. For many years he was almoner of the Actors 1 Fund- A"er Lincoln's assassination Mr. Matthews was .arrested following the discovery of the charred embers of some papers that bad heen the property of Wilkes hootb, found In the room the two had occu- pied, ills inoortnce was proved, but the eapertence blighted Matthews' career. Cham.M Mott, flutist, of the New York Symphony Orchestra, died, suddenly Jan. 8, after having taken part In the concert by the orchestra that afternoon. Mr. Mole be- gan bis career as soloist with the Ullse Or- chestra In Merlin. Later he went to Boston, where be was first flute with the Boston Symphony Orchestra for many years. I;or three years he had been ft member of the New York Symphony Orchestra. „„„.. . Kdwaiid Koiu:,'the well, known English dramatist and dramatic critic, died during week of Jan. 2, In London, Kng., aged fifty- live yeors. Further account, of bis death will be found In'our London I letter in this BUM CtiMMtNH, an actress, died In Ran l-'ranvlsco,. C'aL, Jan. 8, nfsd nfty years. Through an error of our- Informant, I name uppeared In this column of our last Issue as Nellie Cutnmlnge. She was n member of the stock company at Macnulay h Theatre. Louisville, when Kdwln Booth, Just before tbe opening of bis New York tbeatre, played uu engagement there. Booth was so Im- pressed with her acting that be, brought her to New York 1n his company. She appeared as Cordelia, In "King I^«r,"nnd oter plnyed li-adloir Shekfspeareou roles In bis company. When the first traveling company organised to play "Olplomsoj" went on the road Miss Cummins was engaged as the Countess ^Ickn. She Inter played "n New York In "StrnnitlerM of Paris," and her last metropolitan engage- ment was ft Pavld Belaeco/a 'The First Born." Later sbe played In the West. Frank CULM, a, baritone singer, known here and abrosd, died recently. In tendon, Kog.. uged flflyulne years. He was for yenrs nnsoclsted with Ills Majesty's Onern and the Carl Rosa Opera Cp.. and bad ou extensive repertory. He made his debut hi ibVagV oMwenty.'Jii "''The Bsgaars' Opera," In London, and afterward succeeded _ Sims Beeves. He was first a tanor, but later de- veloped Into a baritone.. Colli bed vlBltert America several times, having taken the place of his brother, Wm, T. CoMelon, at the I'nslno In 1»8», and Inter appearing under i he management of; August In Daly. Wm. 1. cnrlton and Herbert Standing, bis brothers, survive Mm. . „. Brnmamin RiNOOOt.n, a member of the Otis Skinner Company, died In Richmond, lnd., Jan. H, from 'apoplexy. Ho was stricken while going there from Springfield t). and died.a few minutes after the train reached Richmond, lie was seventy yeors old, and his home was In New York. Mr. Ringgold was well known to old time tuontre- Koers, and he won! renown ns a member of Augusttn Daly's Co..-during the enr'v days of that organisation, . Between 1875 ami 18SB he played a nromlnsul role In every play produced by Mr. Paly, and later on ttlnyed In support of Booth, Barrett and other km Howint) CiitR died In the Jefferson Hospital, Wladelnhia. fronV beurt disease, .inn. 1'.'. aged thirty'slgbt yours. He was well known In lbs profession. With James Trawler he appeared, au the'vsuilevllle stage for several yens through the'West, and was with the Diamond Jack Show when ho was utrlcken. His last appearanco on the stage was at Oreen's Opera House, Woodbury, N. .1. He was an Blk, nalouglug to the Buc.vrus. <)., lodge. 'Ph* PlillaqelnVla - Lodge of Kike. No. a, pave htm a funeral service st Col. food's residence, nnd b's rstualOB were In- terred at Beverly, N. «« cemetery. His three little children were left to ,the csre of Dr. W. H. Long, with whom Dr. Carr wan em- nlnved rturfng the Inst yqnvs of bis lire. Haiivbv oTt, SmK a character come- dliiu, died Jan. 12, at'St. Luke's Hospital, New York City, from (mart disease. He was iKirn forty-seven years ago In Massachusetts. He hnd been on the stago twenty-three years, nnd at different times was connected with the companies of Henrietta.Prosman, Mary Msn- nerlng. Anna Held and Dnnlel rrohmnn. He last appeared In "The Only Way." His wife survives Iilra. , ,._ ,, Lkiioy J. F8EN0R, proprietor of "Pecks Bad noy" Co,, died last week at Holton, Kan., from pneumonia, aged Dfty-four years. Ills wife Burylves hltp. J ' <««■■■ UKhiWAUK- wuminwton.—At tko Oimul Opera House (Nixon A Zimmerman, .managers) "The. Bur- comnstei" drew h large audience Jan. i>. Al. (1. Field had a full house .10. "Wlnsonie Winnie 1 ' pleaaod a big audience 11. Bcrthn Oallaud had,a largo audience 12. Boolted: Henry Miller 24, "U'lio Other Olrl" 20, "The Tenderfoot" 88. _ • _ ,■ _ , Dockstapd^h QAimtrK (Wm. L. Dock- stader, manager).—8. R. 0. last "ee k - W week of 181 (The Champagne Dancers, bred- erlek Bond .ami Mlsa Vremoot Benton. In "Hnndkenhlpf No, 1(1;" Murnny. and W|l- lard. Wesson, Waters and Wesson, Iteno. A»ora and Roberts, Hlramer* Carwen Sisters nnd the klnetograplt. Lycui'm (David .Hunipbrles, roounger).— Terry McOovcrn, In 'Tor Fame anil For- tuue," did good business Q-lt..'. i-'A Olrl of the Streets 1 ' did f|lrir well 12-14. ''The Wavward Son" 16-18. ''AJonb it) the World" JO-SI. "The M.oonRlilnora Daughter' "Wedded, But TS'o Wife/' —A fire that Wau at iwarter oVloek, morning a* 7aP„18i^O« Anailemy of Mualc, in Broqdwi \ln«B Tl,« lTnlMhtte Af tlvflllstt- 20-23, , past twelve Jestroyed the idwty, Chelsea Millie, in Broqdwuy. Chelsea, Knlgbtt of Vythlaa gave nn eu- In.'he auditorium. T evenlnir of LaWRWMK 0<, ft #«/. n linndred people ban left the: pl*r» 'OBlJ fifteen min- utes before a lira wai Q aoovired nn the ttnge, TIEITRICAL HOTELS B0 ARD1HQ HOUSES. VICTOR HOUSE, 374 B. Indiana St., Ohlcsga ftoom and Boatd, ts week. Itauan and Freaoh oalalne. Oentraliy located, v. oaateiiaal, Prep. PALACE HOTEL, 101 K. Clark St, Chicago. coropean, U per week: with private) two, |T. toman Bath, too. g. B. ETJitpHBsTT, Prop. WM. TELL HOUSE, Howard and Somerset Bts., Boston, Haas. Central location. Excellent BMH.Y T. BAHNWABT, Prop. 1.AFA VKTTK HOTEL, ALLEltTOWN, PA. THKATRICAL HKADq,UABTEUS, UM Single, M Double, ga and $J per week. THAieAL.OAIIIIOTRL, 116-11T «. II, N.Y.,nr. Colon 8q., Academy, Dewey. Rooms too., 750., $l, <l,Wday; 1XW toji week. W.P.HASMIO AN, Prop. BERNARDHOTBL,»th and Pine, 8t Loals, Bear all theatres. Knropesn plan. Room and bath, t8»o to gi week, give trial. D. P. 0AB1LL, Prop. THE CASTLE INR,NUgsra8qaare,BnfflUo, R. Y. Kates, |2 to f 4 per day. MR. C. P.DBNBAB, Prop.; UBS. if. F. BA1R, MgT. TUB CHARLEVILLE, 2221 LOCUST ST., ST. I.OU18, MO. SPECIAL KATK8 TO PR0FK8- SIONAL B. America n plan, |1 to jM per week. The LeSure, ntusbi fjvur«SSIOftAL BOU8K IN i-li.UA 8. W. OOKNBK 12th and LOCUST. WANTED—For Shaw Coraedv Co., Al Hesvj Man. Character Ban and Woman, P1ANU plaYKR, also MUSICIAN, Tuba to double PUoo If pos<ib,e: Trombone to double Violin, Cornet, B. and O.;Trap Drommer and CUrlonet, Csnnot use small people. Bust atate age. height, weight snd very lowest salary, and Join on wire. Don't anewer unless you are sure you csn UU the bill 0. M . BRO WN, M*r., Blllsboro Bridge, K. II. WAHTKD. FOR WASHBURN* D'ALMA'8 FAMOUS TBAlNEI) ANIMAL SBOWS, LEADER Hand, Musicians, also people who can do good act in concert snd plav brass or drams In band. No ladles required, want Boss Canvas Man. Boss Bostler, Agents, BUI posters. Litho- graphers, Car Porters. Cooks and Walters, and 4 and a horae drivers. Ad. Wubburn a D'Alma, Co. rous, N.t. P. B—Wsnt toboya big baggage o»r WAHTBD. for STETSON'S UNOLK TOM'S OABIN CO. (Kaatern), Leon Wssbbutn, Mgr.. Msd to Lead Orchestra and Donble Tabs or Baritone In Braes; also Oood General Actor. Andreas as per route. Lonsoona, Md, Jan. 19; Keyaer, W. Vs.. Jan. 20; Piedmont, W. Va, Jan. 21; Dsvls, W. Vs., Jan. 23; Thomas. W. Vs.. Jan. 34; llambelton, W. Va , Jan. 1A\ Ileillngton.W. Va., J <n. 21; Oration, W. Va , Jan. IB. KOR BALK, New Bllkniino Serpentine Dress, 18; 20 Colored Slides tor Usoce. $4; Black Art omnt. f 18; Neat of Boxea. ga; Fish Pole, IS. Lot of Tricks cheap. Enclose stsmp or no answer. MR". WM. carl, :84 Court at, Rochester, N. Y. wan ■ Kl), Oood All 'Round Med. People. Steady work; money every Snndsy; everyom pay their owa board; transportation sfter you jofo and work In each town. NO tickets. Perm, address, J. 0. ARMOND, No. Sutton, N. 11. AT LIBERTY, Catherine Hadley, CATHEHINR HADLEY. Itnston Motel. Kvansvllle, lnd. iTUBSETr..HU8ICAL DIRECTOR, t years' exoerlenoe with bea'. theatres and com pauiea. Up In every line of business. Al VIOLIN- IST, Pianist and Arranger. Hober and reliable, iddreas '-t!. W. A," care of CLIPPER. WANTED tlDIOK, Leading Man. CBAHLBST. KALUSTTePKRTOIRE CO,, ■ Savannah, N. V. WANTED, HALE PIANIST, 'touble Stage. Specialty man preferred, S'alo .11. MATTIOE STOCK CO . i: iklnod.Pa..Jan. 18 21; WestBe'd. l»u„ Jan 28-28 AU 'ROUND SONG and DANCE COMEDIAN, Wire. EH. AMI,, dlen Carbon. Ill- WANTEO, fiiBilimm with One Huidrtd Dollars, to Manage tour of High Class Concer 4tars, Bnndle own money; no risk. Address t »«.,.• a. a., ran w»«t mill St.. New Ycrk City, WANTED, GLASS BLOWERS Lsuiim suu geuu,«nn own Urcs AHoMsglolan with « novely for smresliuw. Make sslarr I'oht In Oist letter. Opening Jan.2». Address J. w.,oateCLIPPER. ailaSKJ Arranged, Composed. Arranging small songs, 9 parts, 50 ots. F. W. A. KRBT8MAR, 412 B. lCltl St., N. | AMI ALL THEATRICAL (1O0DH. Sceuorf painted obeaply and qnlokly. Amateurs supplied. CHAM. B. MILLS. 487 W. 41st St.. New York City. For ibeTheatre of Stilngle Uon«e, Penns., Klrsi ■Jibbs Pares Comedy, Dramatic, Minstrels o' Kep- o rlolreco Oood sno w town ot MOD lo hubtta nta AT LIBERTY-BOB CACELL, Dutoh, Irlab, Blank P. Slaalnv, Dsnclog and Talklag Comedian. Strictly sober; plenty of stun gjjjj ..»< tietet. IWX 4«.South Ksqlpqw, Mich. WANTED. TWO LADY IOSICIARS. PIANO and VIOLIN preferred. Season'a work, floodsalarlea. O.W. DRARLKV, • IIS RlllOOtt ft . Hull im. N. Y. BERNARD KLINQ, PLtYWBIOBT, 288 Poarl St, Urooklyb, N. Y. Only the best Plays and Sketches written. Orlg'nal and Onarantesd work. AT LWEBTr, FBANK HAS8ALL, Lively Singing, Dancing, Talking Biddy. 16 mln. la one. Address PES. DELIVERY. Philadelphia, Pa. DOT DBIyMAY (Mils. u. o. Dr. vkavx). h*t ntoa Famished Room< To Lnt. for Light llousokreplng. ~n., near niliSt, New York. KIMI HAKKTV MOW ASBWHKO. POWER'S FIREPBOOT IABA8IIEB An TAKE-DP DE¥10E. will prr ant Eiammos model motto* riCTURE MACHINE. An entirely new mechanical principle by which absolute safety to the Dim from 1 oaa by.. Bra la assured. The only de-' vice of lot kind which has re- oeived ornciAt, mnnioi HINTS as such. Write for prices. NEW YORK FILM EXCHANGE, R. POWEB, Mgr., 118017 NASSAU ST., RISK IN BUYING Madison's Budget. ? None at all; my money- back guarantee protects yon. Not for less thsn $l,60O wontd 1 write exclusively to order the wondersul collection of stage comedy contained In Madison's Budgett No. 9. rrsed by performers the world over. It con- tain! e 21 Original Parodies, e new Mono- logues, a great Sketches, new botch, Irish and Hebrew Specialties; Comic Poems, Toasts and Epitaphs; two roaring farces, two big bnrleaqnea, besides hundreds ot new Gags. Stories and Jests. One dol- lar per oopy. Back namners as toi- lows: any 2, il.60; any 8, $2; any 4, 12.00 or Bndnta s, 4,7.8 and e. as. Others oat of print. Sendaliorderstoiny agent, l. J. K. itKlli, 1404 Third Avo., Hew York. VOVK 8KA1NS ACT ▼hrons-h viir bndvandlt'anature-givenmem- uninEeJTj-ou snow eiscuy bow, you hold the simple secret ot KXoregsloq and of snn-e m In your art. KRBKB* BHAIN BOOK M ikes (be H"» W clear to you. IT will UOCBLB th« HBTUR.S1Hfrom youi-tnoughts and errurts. SI.30. postpaid. Send lodiy. T&E PROMETUF.AS PCBLISBEK, 821 Ko. Rookwsll Sr. , Store 8, Chicago, IH. Double Bass and Tuba AT LIBERTY (Voluntarily) after Jsn 28. Can also d-'ukle violin, lat or 2d, Baritone and Comet. Standard muslu. Experienced in all kinds of work. Locate or travel; would loin A, P. 0. M.; single: strictly sober and rellNble; best of references. En route with HTRTSON'd CITY PRODUCTION OK C. T. C. CO., CENTRAL. Address as per route In CLIP- I'KK, or care or CLIPPER. JOHN J. mil. km. Wanted, f ot* REPERTOIRE Woman tot General Business, who can do atrong specialty: Men with Moving Picture and Illustrated Song Oolfll, Msle Pianist Other Useful People, with wardrobe, wilte. btste all nil letter. bMPlRB STOCK CO., Cnateavllle, Pa. Eagle Bock, NEW JERSEY. DESIRABLE PRIVILEGES TO LET For All Outdoor Attractions. JOHN COX, 10 Malll ««■, Wflst «>r.n B r. N. J. Ull :wrv. J. JS. r>avis some Jnvenl'ea and Light Swell Singing Specialty "A Write or wlie. J. S. DAVIS'. Jeanoette, Pa. P. 8.—Would like to bear from Hi: AL S. and D. Boubret'e. •CHARACTERS," Comedy Parts, KKATURK." Reap. Mgis. I nly. 100,000 Fountain Fens Free. Wilt sand you by return mall our latest Dream lljok. fortune Te'llng, Jotd and Song Book, 4 books In all, aud Uh ratnoai Eagle Fountain Pen, fjr 26 vents lu stsmpsor slivnr. This oner em- pires March I. ALDES PUPLI8B1X0 CO., 207 8th Ave., City. MUSICAL GLASSES anhatanUal, load, pnre In tone, easy to tnne and play. Photos, relerenoea, Cata- logue, with fall information Hois' to ploy (lossee successfully, will beaent on receiptorloc. A.Brannelaa, fllaseopnonb Mfr., 8 W. IBM St.. New Tort City. \A/osnt:ecs Qulok, MfilDICINB PKOP1K Sketch Teams, Novelty Acta and Piano Player. Stale all you doand lowest salary In Oist letter. I pay board and tranaporuatlnn alter Joining. Toncy and Dollle Le Bertos, write. Address DR. PRANK hbambs, Augnata, Kaa, dJTIIIRPAVK.. WA.1IEU, FOR BKIGHT &rRK8C0TrS ATTRACTIOlsS, First Class Juvenile Msn, Oomedlsn with specially, Character Actor. Other Useful Peopie, write. State lowest salary, l'sy your own. Addreaa qulok, UIII0UT t PRKBCOTT, Cspltol Home, Boniton, Texas. AT LI 11 BUT \, For KIDNEY TROUBLES and CATARRH oithe BLADDER. Cures all Discharges, In CAPSULES MlD^ t9*ntt'f*'U. Ralph S. Barton Oimril Boslmss, Singing Specially, Ballatfs Sober, warurobe, ability, anjpeirance. Care rublk tueatkk Co., Kiiawortb, Kansas. RALPB K. BARTON. James Kennedy Company WAIITI CHARACTER WOMAN. Address NILRB, Ohio. O. K. WKK. CASEY'S THEATRICAL TRUNKS. Our XXX Trunk has no Equal. Its Superiority and re- price gives rt every advantage over any trunk mad. t? Ing built on well seasoned Bssewood, with a GSSSuJT Steel Binding Canvas. Olued on, and over 300 Rivets „«i" Hcnvy Rnwhlde Handles, Vale Lock. Sin. Jh£ Sfl Swing In the top, making In all the Best Theatrical Tnisl Guaranteed B ^ars. 28, {10.75: 30, gll.28; 82 Si5 ? "' 34, J12.7G: 36, J18.76: 38, JH.73: «0, $15.75. * * 1,7 * : $7.00; Our XX Trunk Compares Favorably with any Th«a»n,..i Trunk Blade. Built on Basswood Box, Covered with >>.,, Duck. Glued on, Bound with Heavy steel, Tale iSK Dowels and Double Hinges, Angle Edging, 1 gin t«, 1 4ln. Tray. A Very fitrone Riveted T-runk. 30, 17.715: 32, $8.25; 84, IS.75; 86, $0.25 ■to. $io.2n. RTEEL CLAD.—Basawood Box, Covered with Cold Hn'-i.i Steel. 1 Deep Tray, Yale Lock, Large Bolts and DoSi. The Best Cheap Trunk on the MARKET. 28, to bo ■on 36. $J.50; 38, IB.00: 40. $8.50. Also Bill. Ticket Cl'rcn. i 38, M\ f6.0O; 32, 26.r.0; 34. _, Lithograph, Property, Manager's Desk, Bureau and Wardrobe, Tool, Hat, Music." rVm Viol, Musical instruments, and Electrotype Trunks made to order at short notice, a com. plete stock of theijtrical-and traveling trunks and bags-always oni band. Shipped C. 0 n on receipt of 85.00. Write for catalogue. M. S. CASEY, 441 Sixth Avenue. Between 26th and 27th Streets., New York City. Established 47 Yeats WANTED, FOR THE GREAT TEXAS BILL WILD WEST, INDIAN MUSEUM, MEXICAN HIPPODROME, AND WORLDS BEST ROUGH RIDERS, PEOPLE FOR THE TgNTl.NO SEASON OP IMS, Including Cowboys. Fanoy Ropers, Expert Mark., men, Mexlcana, Cossacks, Troupe of Japanese, Ground .Circus Acts, Singing down, Boomersoir Throwers, Strange Races of People, Etc. ■ ^ M08IOUNS KOR TWO PANI)8-Can place good Leader. FOR THE CONOKltT-comedlans, Slngeia and Dancers, Sketch Teams; would like gocdSovtltt or Sensational Act, 'o Feainre. KiKTHKSii'RSiiott-Miinio do Ponch orMaglc, Lady to Handle Snakes ■ n Property lien, Cook, Walters. o, prefer one who hai her own snakes; Tattooed Man, Midgets, or any art sf liable for Brat class Side Show. WANT good, aobor Boas Oanvaa Man, Best Ken, Worktngmen, Hostlers, Drivers, Chandelier Van, FOR THE ADVANOi;—Want 10 first cIbjb Bl'l Posters. Lithographer and Proarammtr, FOR RENT—Candy Stands. Stand For sale ot Indian Carina. Show will tr«vei by waanni this season. All new outfit. Addrts* W. V. HOaTOOBERV Bonnt, laws FOR sALE-es Foot Sleeper and Dining Car, 74 Foot Baggage Oar, Comolnatlon Band and Ticket Wagon, 4 Heavy Railroad Baggage Wsnons, cheap for cash. m^ ^—^^ m^m^^mm ^ m^^mmmmmJammmmm Wlamie Fleming Company WANTS QUIOK ' Tall Heavy Man, also Man for Light Comedy and Juvenile, Must be capable with best wardrobe. If you drink, don't snswer. Wire or write Immediately stating height, weight, and send nhotos. W, H. ORACF.T, Manager, ' 1 ebanon, Pa., 10-21; York, Pa., 2318. VAUDEVILLE MANAGERS, ATTENTION. Mattie Keene and Company, ' NOW PRODUCING A NEW MILITARY PLAYLET, KNT1THI) "-mJsU-T-s^Tra eJTa>-aPst flrtlT l %l ■■■ UlT »» IIV KLI.A HIIKBI.KH WILCIIV. J. It. PHILLIPS, Manager, Fa'l River Jan. 16, Lawrence Jan. 28, Lowell Jan. 80. Costnmca, period 18M. Mn.lc i.y COLE A JOHNSON. B0T1CG TO PEBFOBBEBS BOOKED AT THE LOIDOR VADDEVILLE TIBITHE, LOIDOI, OIT., CANADA. Stop at the Queen'a Hotel, where Bring baggage checks to theatre 30 eta. for eaub piece. N. B.— When we do not receive yon are booked here, we will take another act in your place. Photos address all correspondence to we have made a special low rate of $5 per week, Warm room*. oarly Monday morning, as we have made special rates un tola of pbotoa and billing matter at leaat ten days In advance of toe date It for granted you are not coming, cancel yon, snd procure are bread winners to us. This rale will be enforoed. In future 0. W. BBNNBTr. Prop, and Oon'l Mir. " i i ji , LEADING WOMAN Capable playlne- Soubrettes; aober HEAVY MAN. LIGHT OODIKDIAN, BIftTMR THA piny parts; alNOino, danoino soibricttk. sid Allen, write; Cornet Player. BOBBY FOUNTAIN. Grand Junction. Colo. WANTED, FOK DuBERG COMEDY CO., A TEW 10BE OOOD BBPEBTOIBE PEOPLE II ALL UIEB. Addreaa w. O. OOKNOHH, nanasjar, DoBBHO COUXDY CO , Weak Jan. IB, Haverhill, Mass; week Jan. 28, Nawyort, B !• HS5 E1BL A BIU HIT IN VAI'DKVILLK. R -and t=-AIF9IVIAIM LEBTCB IN A NEW VAUDEVILLE SKIT, ENTITLED "WANTED. A PUPIL," By W. W. PR08SBR. Closed the show at the Orpheum Theatre, Sprlnirtleld, Ohio. Waa held over another week. llolns well, thauk you. Address TAYLOR and FA1RMAN, Jan. 28-80, London Vaudeville Theatre, London. Ont., Osnada; Jan. ao-Feb. 6, star Theatre, Hamilton, Canada. , Regards to Merry Mlostrels. , '.i Harris - Parkinson Company WANTS QUIOK, \* MAN FOU OENRRAL BB8INKB8 and ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Tall all first letter. ■ ROB'T II. HARRIS, Oreenvllio, S, C, week Jan. 16; Statesville, N. C., weak Jan. SO- CHAJS. R# PHl!P]PjS« 1EAVZES, NBWBUHN, MUfl'II <'AI«ll.lf«A. aJB** WAHTED-fllSr CLASS M1IV CLUIt JlfiflLER, Or will undertake to tench "mart gin, age 10 to 20. height not overtft.ain. Addreaa or oalldsllys toft P. M., ROSE SIIEIDON, Co osto's Oyranaelum. 114 h. lath St, New York Oily. THE THEATRE MAGAZINE Regular price, 28 ocota a copy, 'ibe htndtomcst Dlnstraled publication In America, Contains matter not found in ot.tierttioatrlcal publications. Scenes from ull the neacst productions a notable feature. Send 10 CK NTS for aaniplo copy. TBF, THEATRE MAOAKINK, 28 W. M 8t„ {f Y. HAHIIK KLKiniNO CO. ■BOOND ■■*■<>"• Hg9 I j\ IV TK It \ HI A IfrKN lll " fl| r»'od Sour BetB, Lecture aud Story Boa wit > , , i vS? \ , T, . , ResdlLgs.Novertlcs.cloakandDancelll(lsa7|^l^•? ,1 • somely colored It ornnko a specialty of Illustrated Songa to anlt Phonoaraph and Talking Mseklna Records. UarpulnsluStcreoytlcons. Slides of ail kinds rented. Send for new oaletogue. Slides oulotedfor the trade. ELITK LANTERN SLIDE CO.. S07 W. SJIh 8L, NtWTorg. SONGS ftRh. for OHCH., 0 INSTRUMENTS, glM; 106 SETS PIUNTBU.I'i «0O SETS. $n. send for samnloa. THE HOWARD PCB. CO., Daltltonre, Md. AT LIBEHTX.-. ELOISE SHEPABD, EMOTIONAL LEADS and BKAVIKS. Exoerlenced and reliable. Oood wardrobe. Re- liable managers only, sdilress MUHItlS, III. WANTED, Oood, All Aroiin.l Wodibis Who Hai tJUverVlilld that Can Act Slid Do Bpacialty, l"r JOSEPH J. FLYNN'S BI6 STOC Nashua, N. II., 18; Onurnrd, N. R., 13. .1 v ,.,» J i » ... hv «»■<•*■'■ t"