The New York Clipper (April 1916)

April 8 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER IS CHABMIXn WIDOWS (Sam Levy, mgr.)—Gaiety, Philadelphia. 3-8: Wilkes-Barre. Pa.. 12-15. CITY SPOUTS (Li. E. Sawyer, mgr.)—Gaiety, Bal- timore, 3-8; Trocudero. PhUa., 10-15. DARLINGS OK PARIS (Cbas. E. Taylor, mgr.)— YoungstOTVB, O., 3-5; Akron, O., 6-8; Eftn- 8Ire. Cleveland, 10-15. S OP 1015 (Krank Lalor, mgr.) —Empire, Cleveland. 3-8; Penn. Circuit 10-15. FOLLIES OF PLEASURE (Uube Bernstein, mgr) Star, Toronto, Ont., 3-8; Savoy, Hamilton, Ont.. 10-15. FRENCH MODELS (Harry Rose, mgr.)—Shamo- kln. Pa., 3; Shenandoah 4, Wllkes-Barre, Pa., 5-8; Blnghamton. N. Y, 10. 11; Am- sterdam 12. Hudpon. Schenectady. 13-15. GIRLS FROM THE FOLLIF.S (Gus Kahn, mgr.) —Bncklnsham, Louisville, Ky., 3-8; Olym- pic, Cincinnati. 10-15. HELLO, PARIS IW'm. Roehm. mjfr.)—Olympic, New York. 3-8; Academy of Music, Jersey City. 10-15. HELLO GIRLS (Louis Lesser, mgr.i—Bingham- too, N. Y., 3, 4; Amsterdam 5, Sohenectady, N. Y., 6-8; Corinthian, Rochester, N. Y., 10-15. HIGH LIFE GIRLS (Frank Colder, mgr.)—Lay off 3-8: Star. Brooklyn. N. Y.. 10-15. JOYLAND GIRLS (Sim Williams, mgr.)—Century, Kansas City. Mo., 3-8; Standard, St. Louis, 10-15. LADY BUCCANEE5RS (Dick Zelsler. mgr.)—Acad- emy, Jersey City, 3-S; Gayety, Brooklyn, 10-15. MILITARY MAIDS (M. Walnstock, mgr.)—How- ard. Boston, 3-8 ; Gllmore, Springfield, Mass., 10-15, close. MISCHIEF MAKERS <F. W. Gerhardy, mgr.)— Gaiety. Chicago, 3-8; Buckingham, Louis- ville. Ky„ 10-15. MONTIS CARLO GIRLS (Jock Sutter, mgr.)— St. Joseph, Mo., 6-8; Century, Kansas City, Mo., 10-15. PAT WHITE SHOW (Lew Talbot, mor.)—Troca- dero, Phlla.. 3-8: Olympic, New York, 10-15. PARISIAN FLIRTS (Chas Robinson, mgr.)—Acad- emy, Fall River. Mass., 3-5; Worcester, ■Mass.. 6-8: Howard, Boston. 10-15. RECORD BREAKERS (Jack Reld, mgr.)—Star, St Paul. Minn., 3-8 ; St. Joseph. Me,, 12-15. REVIEW OF 1016 (Henry P. Dlxon\ mgr.)—Star, Brooklyn, N. Y., 3-6 ; YorkvlrteTNew York, 12-15. SEPTEMBER MORNING GLORIES (Joe Cnrly'o, mgr.)—Enplewood, Chicago, 3-8; Gaiety, Milwaukee, 10-15. TEMPTERS (Chas. Eaker, mgr.)—Colonial. Co- lumbus', O., 3-8: Youngstown, O., 10-12; Akron. O., 13-15. TIP TOPS (Joe Hurtlg, mgr.)—Gaiety. Brooklyn. 3-8; Fall River. Mass., 10-12; Worcester, Mass., 13-15. TANGO QDEBNS (Ed. B. Daly, mgr.)—Majestic, Indianapolis. 3-8 ; Englewood. Chicago, 10-15. U. E. BEAUTIES (Dan Guggenheim mgr.)—Olvm- fle, Cincinnati, 3-8; Colonial, Columbus, 0-15. WINNERS (Harry K. Gates, mgr.)—Gaiety. Min- neapolis. 3-8 : Star. St. Paul, Minn., 10-15. YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS (Henry P. Nelson, mgr.l—Gaiety. Milwaukee, 3-8; Gaiety, Minneapolis, 10-15. _- % PENN. CIRCUIT. . MONDAY—Canton, O. y TUESDAY—Johnstown, Pa. WEDNESDAY—Altoona, Pa. THURSDAY—Harrlshurg, Pa. FRIDAY—Orpbeum, York Ta. ^ SATURDAY—Academy, Reading, Pa.^ a i n THE BIG REVIEW OF 1016 Show has Edmund Hayes and company la "Tho Piano Mover," as a ■peelal feature, at the Star, Brooklyn. MINNIE BUD HARRISON has signed with Jean Bedlnl for next season. JAMBS LOWRY will manage the Casino, Brook- lyn, after April 22. MATT KENNEDY Is seriously 111 at John Hop- kins Hospital, Baltimore, Md. JOHN JACKSON, of the Twentieth Century Maids, bad his eye Injured ny tba occidental dis- charge of a platol during -the performance at the Empire, Albany, April 1. THE CRACKERJACKS closed for the season, April 1, at Philadelphia. , l Hamilton, Can.—Grand (A. Strr/wger, mgr.) "St Elmo" (photoplay) April 3-5, "Polly and Her Pals" 6-8. . Temple (James Wall, mgr.)—BUI 3-8: "The Man Off the lee Wagon," Kelly and Pollock, Moran and Wiser, Gordon and Rica. Force and Williams. and photoplays. Savoy (Geo. Stroud, mgr.)—'Week of 3, Cabaret Girls. Follies of Pleasure 10-16. Altoona, Pew—MIshter (I. C. MIshler. mgr.) Louis Mam. In "The Bubble," April 4 : the Blue Ribbon Girls Burlesquers 5, "On Trial" 6, Forbes- Robertson,- In "Hamlet," 8. Obpueum (Arthur E. Denman. mgr.)—Bill 3-5: The Kiddles Eurglar, Coakley, Hanvy and DunJcvy, Josephine Davis, and Mystic Hanson Trio. For 6-8: Shannon, Annls and Company. Hallright and Bates. Bernard and Myers. will close at Sprlng- THB MILITARY MAIDS field. Mass., April 15. AT THE OLYMPIC, New York, Hello, Paris Is this week's attraction. Frank Moran was a special feature at the Sunday show, April 2. DAVE MARION has announced his plan to put on a post season show at the Columbia, Chicago; Gayety, Detroit, and Gayety, Buffalo. BENE COOPER, JOE SIMON and NELL HALL will close with AI. Reeves' Show at the Casino, Brooklyn. Ruth Wilson closed at tho Columbia. Charles Diamond Is engaged to remain for the rest of the season. DUFFY. GEISLER and LEWIS -will split at the end of this season. Ted Lewis will organize a new three musical act for vaudeville. WE CAN SAFELY SAY WE HAVE THE BIGGEST BALLAD HIT IN AMERICA TO-DAY. ALL I WANT IS A COTTAGE SOME ROSES AND YOU Words and Haste by CRAB. K. HARRIS If you haven't tint (o write for It bay » beamtlxally tmboued cop* fr-m mt moalc denier, or nt P. w. Wool worth, or Kress, or ICreago, or KcCrorjr Store. ORCHESTRATIONS IN ANY KEY NOW READY CHAS. K. HARRIS Columbia Theatre Bldg.. 47th St., & Broadway, N. Y. City HEYIR OOI1RH, Gen. Mgr. SHADES OF NIGHT HARRY EIEFFER will open his tent show April 24, playing his old territory in Kansas. He will carry a new feature advertising plan, making mov- ing pictures in each town played. ■MME. RRONOLD, former Metropolitan Opera Hoase star, underwent an operation for tumor at St Francis Hospital, New York, on April 3, and is reported to be In a favorable condition. CLIPPER POST OFFICE In order to aTOid mistakes «nd to inanrv tbe prompt d«-li»«-r> of the letters adver- tised in this list, a POSTAL CARD moat be •eat resaesdav taa to forward roar letter. It mast be signed with your fnll name and tbe address to watch tbe letter is to be sent, and the line of easiness followed by tbe sender should toe mentioned. Please mention tbe date (or number) ot tbe CLIPPER In which the letters sent for were advertised. LADIES' LIST. Hnbsn. Bess Nolan. Maude IUcks. Mrs. H. H. Nugent, Alice Hite. Ellnore Harrington, Josephine Ivy. May Klncald. Evelyn Klngsley, Anna Unsell. Cecil Angel Sisters Alston. Arthur O. Bannister. Blllle Bearer, Mrs. ^Bernard. Dollle Balletini. Clara Boyd, Mrs. Burj. Bee Claxtoo, Loretta Oody. Vera Clifton, Oorslle Oottoo. Klttj Carlton. Nell Douglass, Mildred D* Lace*. Mabel Daropter, Bose Donnelly, Etta Kdlsoo. Tlllle Francisco. Margie Grant. Mrs. H. GlrTord. Julia Gardner. Irene Gairett, Margie Gallagher Martha Lapplu. Era La Palra, Miss I.i Salle. Babe Mantell. Goldlo Marlowe, BUM* Morlarlty Slaters Mayo, Edna Montgomery. Mrs. J. N Kartiere, Laura McAlplse. Nltxs Meek, Anns Malhsll. Miss Miller, Bessie Madison, Bath Ott. 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