The New York Clipper (March 1916)
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Kfarch 25 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 25 'iH>r^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'A^^^^A^A^^^^^ , ^r^ , A ,, ^ , A^ , A^r * Jack "Wilson Trio (Frank Hurst and Lillian Boardman), + "Wilbur Mack and Nelia Walker, Frederick V. Bowers, * Carl McCullough, Frank Morrell, "Willie Weston, The Volun- + teers, Marion Weeks, Tilford, Schooler and Dickinson. £ Arthur Gordon, Levan and Rose, Christie-Kennedy and •* Faulkner, "Weston and Leon, Temple Quartette, Spiegel and Dunn, Harry Gilbert, Allman and Nevins, 'The Man on," "Riaito," Watkins and "Williams, adge, etc., etc.—a few more et ceteras. CHARACTER SONG CLASSIC I Love You-- * Off the Ice w * Gladstone and T • • THAT • i • • -A" By L. wolfe GILBERT and T ANATOL FRIEDLAND • • • • L. WOLFE GILBERT, Mgr. Prof. Dept. t 1556 BROADWAY, TO THE VAUDEVILLE PUBLIC • • t • • • • • • • Not forgetting other STERN SONG SUCCESSES—"MY * SWEET ADAIR," "I'M GOING BACK TO THOSE I LOVE + IN IRELAND." "PAINTING THAT MOTHER OF MINE," "MAID OF MY HEART." and a host of others. That's One Thing I Know JOS. \A/_ S * * RIM & CO.* * l iJijxy diw/hl/iim i , Alow steps from Palace Theatre Bidg. ^ ******************** CHICAGO: 145 N. CLARK STRUT ^ -SHADES OF MIGHT" • au Mall-102-104 W. S8th St., How York City J "lHADSB OF NIGHT" jl, • NEW YOR K $ * "IHADM OF NIGHT" JDLXPPSB BUSINESS INDEX AArrMmmnatm not exceeding 00« line to length Will be published, properly classified. In this lata, at rhe rmta of *10 for on* jmt (S3 Kob). A copr at TBI ttW/W Yosz OUrns will be sent fno to ouch odnrdaar while the advertisement U running. ASBESTOS CURTAINS AND PICTURE: BOOTHS. A W. Trainer Mfg. Co., 75 Paul 8L, Boston. Mass. CARNIVAL FRONT!) AND SHOW BANKERS. P. a. Hnmphrys Ou.. 913 Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pa. MUSICAL BELLS AND NOVELTIES. SMwin B. Street. 28 Brook St.. Hartford, Oona. B, H. Msyland A Son, •* WlllaugbDy St, Brooklyn, N. X. MUSICAL SPECIALTIES. J. a Deegou. 3800 N. Clark St, Chicago. 111. MUSICAL GLASSES. A, Brannelsa, 1013 Napier At., Richmond BO, B. X. PRINTING OP AX.L KISDS. •'PUnaf* Show Print & Eur, House, Ch atham, O at. SCENEBT AND SCENIC PAINTERS. Howard Tattle. 141 Burlelgtt St., Milwaukee, Wtt. SCHELL'S SCENIC STUDIO 681-583-685 Sooth High St.. Oolmnbas, o. SCENBRT FOR HIRE AITD BALE. Amelia UiaIii. 810 Spring Oardea St., Philadelphia. Pa. THE SINGING AND 9PEAKTNO VOICE. Then. Vas Ton, 31 W. 38th St.. New York. Tel.. Greeley 3701. SONG BOOKS. Win. W. Delaner. 117 Park Bow, New Yank. THEATRICAL GOODS. Boston, B ecmlla Co.. 387 Waah. St. Bo a ton. Mum. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. B. Walter , aw W. Ba 8t.. New York. VENTRILOQUIST FIGURES. Baa Hobsoo, 910 Prospect Are., N. Y. a WIGS, BEARDS AND MUSTAOBBS. Perry Ewing Supply House. Decatnr, 111. ' MUSIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED OHAS. L. LEWIS, 429 Richmond St, Cincinnati, O. 1HPOHTJIIT 8T«r«tt J. Kwatau, Composer Ar, ranger, formerly with Harry Von Tilzer Co., 13S W. 48d St. now located In Astor Theatre mdg., acth St A Broadway, Suite 606. Music written to song poems and published. PLAYS Large List of Hew Professional ana Amatenr Flays. Vaudeville Sketches, Stage Monologues, Minstrel Material, Jokes, Mawleml Pieces, R*e>lt» tiome, DUlogaei, Sakcap G oad s , ate. Cataloarao dree, V. 8. DKB1SOS dc CO., Dept. IT TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. New ri-ATs: "The Pharisee," "The Power ef the Press," "The Lion's Mouth," "Sitting BulL" "Sodom's Ends." Lawrence Babbitt died at New York. Henbt Avxxino died at Mew York. John A. Macicat died at Cincinnati. THB National Liaoiib or Musiciand adopted a resolution against the importation of foreign musicians. Mabco and Athoi. were in Europe. Tax GouBD At«ni'c Thbatbs, Philadelphia, was opened. Waldo Whipplb was at the Novelty Theatre, Ogden, Utah. Sam K. Hododon, business manager of Austin * Stone's, Boston, published his book, "Town Hall To-night; or. Show Life on the Cross Roads." < ■ » JOHN A. HASNDIt, of Lincoln, Neb., and Vio- let Wlttlch, of St. Louis, Mo., vaudeville artists, were married 1 at Brazil, Ind., Thursday, by Justice George E. Law, Indiana's popular "marrying squire," in bis "marrying parlor." MR. and MRS. W. S. HARVEY mo-urn the death of Mrs. Harvey's mother, agen sixty-seven, which occurred March 11, at Baltimore, from Bright'* disease. Mrs. Harvey was handed the telegram that contained the ead news Just before going on the stage at the Empress, St. Paul, Minn. jEANrTFrE DUPREE and VINNIE BBNSHAW are doing a sister act, and were on the oil air: bill recently at the New Portland Theatre. Port- land, Ms. THE PRINCESS THEATRE, San Antonio, Tex., will experiment with vaudeville at popular price of twenty-five cents admission Instead of moving pictures, and if well received, will continue to pre- sent vaudeville Indefinitely. MORRIS MEYERFIELD JR. president of the Orpheum Circuit, has returned to San Francisco, after his tour of the circuit. CHARLES WESSON, of Brown, Harris and Brown, is vry elck. In the meantime Hank and • Chicago. ■ Jeanette Young are doing the whole act.. WARDROBE PROP TRUNKS* 85.00 iWTxSS. Big Bargain. Have been used. Coat |M.o* new. Also a few Second Hand innovation and Flore Wardrobe Trunks, f 10 and $16. A few extra large Property Trunks. Also old Taylor Trunks. Parlsr gripe,r. »S IV. Slat St., Mew Veshl City MOW PRINTING Oont 600 X-Sheets, $6. 6001-Sheets, f 8.00.100 s-Sbeeta, $9 LETTER HEADS Tick ets, Envelopes, etc. Free Book of Herald Outs, Mo. itrecte, ■TAOS MONK!, ISC CROSS & B/1NTA 601 8. Dearborn CHICAGO SONG WRITERS WANTED A CHANCE FOR A BETTER QUALITY SONS. A leading music publisher is now in the market for an exceptional song of refinement and originality.' No wishy-washy, rubber stamp, barber shop chord trash con- sidered. Mast hare real melody and "go." Will bny outright for own use. Write particulars first. Address BOX 100, Cnre of CLIPPER. High Class Magical Apparatus Immense stock. Immediate shipments. 60-page IUue- trated Catalogue, isle New List and New Bargain Sheet No. 66, free. Large 223-page illustrated Professional Catalog, 100. A. ROTERBERG 1S3 West Ontario Street, CHICAGO. BILLIE MABL0WE Lodlag Wsnaa TAH PLAISSI Htni|nmilit PAUL H1LL.IS FOR SALE-OPERA CHAIRS 600 second band. All in good condition. Three ply back and one ply seat, veneered: Iron standards. Shipped. Set up and knocked down. Price, 60c. cacti, f. o. b. Bajay Hamburgh, N. Y. Address JAMES COBR1DAW. Wappinger Falls. S. X. P»t TMestrleatl ami W«ar. Complete line In ready for Immediate shipment rSSOY BWINO SUFFLY BOC8S, PBCATOB, ILL,