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32 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER April 29 AT THE HEW TOBE THEATHES. ITT TT TAM *»th Street, W. of Broadway rULl Wll Rves. 8.15. Mats. Wed. A Sat. at US TAB HENRY B. W a t""* ESTATE, In conjunction with MARGARET AhGLIN presenia HOLBROOK BLINN 1 WD s $f A Woman of No Importance CbjIDIDC Broadway A 40th Street. Evenings,8.15 E.IVLrlIVlli Matinees Wed-and Sat. at ii& CHAS. FROH1UF .Manager CHARLES PUOUMAII Proi.iil. A Hew Flu of D. s. Army Life on the Mexican Border RIO GRANDE a^fa; ay. Evenings at 8.14 id ay A 8a tn rday at XI* BITEB ~ 42d St, near B - way. Matinees Wedneada; WILLIAMS A rEK Present John Galsworthy's IQ TIP E DfMiatJeMastfrpiecellUO I IUL I VrntM WEST 4fith STREET. Ergs., 8.30 LlW&Um Mats. Thursday and Saturday at 2.20 CHARLES FBOHMAN Manager CHABLBS FBOHMAN .Manager Charles Frobman A David Belaaco present a Hew American Flay THE HEART OF WETONA By QEOBOE SCARBOROUGH Broadway and 46th St. Evenings, &20 Matinees, Wed. A Sat., 120 KRLANGER Managers COBEY-WILLIAMS-RITEB, Inc., Present CORE Mrs. Fiske %& Erstwhile Susan Comedy By MARIOS PaFOREST n~IT aTfcamsTfelmT W. 44th St., near B'way. Evgs. MM.U -EFOV.MI at 8.20. Mat*. Wed. A Sat. i20 outer morosco Presents The Cinderella Man A Hew Comedy by Edward Chllds Carpenter f nUrArni? W. 48th St. Bryant 23. Evenings LiUXl UAbnfl g^o. Matinees Sal. A Wed. IL30 COHAN A HARRIS present Leo Ditrichstein ^^asT* "THE GREAT LOVER" THEATKC. W. 42d Street Evga. at 80S. Mats. Wed. A Sat. 2.15 JULIA SANDERSON DONALD BRIAN JOSEPH CAWTHORN In the Musical Flay JGJ "^f T^ X aC - ■ . r. KKITH'S PALACE Broadway A 4Tth St. Ma*. Daily at a P. M. at, so and we. Itmi night M-io-tt- n-tiJO HELEN WARE KORA BATES, Florence Nash Ac Co.. Kl.ie Pilcer Ac Dudley Douglas. The Marvel- ous Dog JASPaR. Beatrice Her- ford, Eunore A Williams, Ballet Divertissement, Three Eeatons. A. H. WOODS PRESENTS W. 42d St- Evga. 8.20 Mats. Wed. ASaL 2.20 COMMON CIAY With JANE COWL ■ El aCfaft West 44th St. Evenings 8.S0. Mats. ■ CLAOVU Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 120 DAVID BELASCO presents THE B00MERAN6 "Booms laughter market."—EVE. MAIL OKO. JVklUV'Q THEATRE,B'WAYA43dSTREET M. livHrVll 3 Evga., 8.16. Mats., Wed. A Sat. at2.lt KLAW A ERLAKGER Managers HBSBT o^r! AVAGE MITZI» POM POM With TOM MelYAl'OHTOS j-Anne .Urban and 60 other Fun Makers in the new Comic Opera, by J CaldweU. Score by Hugo Felix. Settings by Jos. Pi NEW W. 42d St. Evga., 8 Mats., Wed. A Sat., 2 AMSTERDAM TREE ^ HENRY VIII Shakespeare Tercentenary Festival With Edith Wynne Matthlson, Lyn Harding, Charles Dalton, Wulette Kershaw A Co. of 185. The Merchant of Venice now in preparation for production shortly. HIPP< Management CHARLES DILLINGHAM. Warla'a Greatest Show lowest Price. HIP HIP HOORAY MAT. DAILY SO. to EVGS. , 8U6 SOC*A I SEHSATIONAL I 25c to «• BARD | ICE BALLET I $L50 1,000 People—100 Wonders I Staged by R. B. BCRNSIDE. ■TODAY NIGHTS—S0TJ3A AMD HIP NOVELTIES COLUMBIA THEATRE EBOADWAY. 47th ITBKET, M. »• Tola Week, MAIDS OF AMERICA WINTER GARDEN fho™ z&o circle Ergs. 8. Mats. Toes., Thus. A Sat., 2 ROBINSON CRUSOE JR. wtthAL JOLSON DAATAI 45th, W. of B'way. Phone 6100 Bryant DUli III Evga, &30. Mats., Wed. A Sat., 2,30 IRENE FENWICK to * , BSSr , TNE CO-RESPONDENT With Harrison Honter and Norman Trevor ■pr ~%7"K» TaT* <2d, W. of B'way. phone £216 Bryant MJ JL AUV Evgs. 8.20. Matinees Wed. and Sat. 230 TI1K MUSICAL, PLAY K AT INK A By HAUERBAGH and FK1ML. authors of "High Jinks" and "Flreny" fl AMCIsV *Ut> E**t of B'way. Phone, 51M Bryant UUNEUT Evga-, s-li. Mats. Tnes-4Sat.,2.16 THE FEAR MARKET By Amelle Rives (Princess Pierre Troabetzkoy) With a Distinguished Cast onfk 4S1* THEA-, near B'way. Phone 413 Bryant OlwM* OAiEvgs, 8.15. Mala. Wed. and Sat.ISO LOU-TELLECEN In the Bit ox* His Li re "A KING OF NOWHERE" B'way A S9th St. Phone, S84S Greeley Evgs. 8.16. Mats. Wed. A Sat., 2.15 Charming of All Viennese Operettas, "SIJO THE BLUE PARADISE with CECIL LEAN SAN FRANCISCO. Columbia. —April 24, second and last week of May Robson, In "The Making Over of Mrs. Matt" Cobt. —Alexander, the Mystic, 24-20. Alcazab. —New stock star season opened 24. Savoy. —"Eamoia" tot- e an 24. OitPHEUit.—Bill week of 23: Rath St. Denis as- sisted by Ted Shawn, Percy Bronson and Winnie Baldwin, Harriet Marlotte and company, M-irwa. ChUson-Ohrman, Don Fung Gue and Harry Haw, •The Girl In the Moon," Andy Bice, Fannie Brice, and Orpheum Travelogues. Empress. —Bill week of 23 : John Hlggins, Lew Wells, Novelty Trio. Sam J. Curtis and Gold Girls, West and Boyd, Raima, and feature aims. Pantaues'. —Bill 'week of 28 : Hershoff Troupe, the Rials. Botwell Browne and company. Lord Roberts, Nan Gray, and moving pictures. Oakland, Cal. — Macdonough. (F. A. Gdsa, mgr.)—Kolb A D1H, in the photoplay, "Glory," April 23 and week. Coming. May Robson, in "The Making Over of Mrs. Matt." Orphecm (Geo. Ebey, mgr.)—Bill 23-23: Mine. Kmma Calve and Gaspaxrl, Hlrschel Headier, WB- lard Simms and company, Bobbie Gordone. Benny and Woods. Two Tom Boys. D'Avigneau's Imperial Chinese Duo, and the Fox screen drama, "A Modern Thelma." Pantaoes' <H. E. Cornell, mgr.)—'BUI 23-29: Madame Makarenko and company, Ed. Farrell and company, De MIchele llroa, the Musical Wops, the La Vara, Faber end Waters, Australian Crefen- tons, Florence Fibber, fentare alms. Idoka Pabk (B. L. York, mgr.)—The purk beau- tiful opened for the s«tson April 15. to capacity attendance. Fonnan and his band is the added at- traction, engagement Indefinite. San Diejso. Cal.—Sprecketo (Walter C. ssTaBsij mgr.) Hippodrome TaudeviUe. Savoy (Scott A. Palmer, mgr.)—Bill week of April 24: A1. G. Fields. "The Boarding School Girls," Norton and Earl, Beed and Wood, Cook and Rothert, Enrico Villa, and the third install- ment of the serial picture, "The Iron Claw." Bmj>2ess. —(Dark. Denver, Col.—Broadway (Peter McCourt, mgr.) "The Pnsstog Show of 1915'' April 23 and weoJc Empress (Daniel McCoy, mgr.)—After undergo- ing extensive repairs during the past four months this house had a pretentions reopening 22, with the following bill for the week: Gus Elmore and his Cannl*>al Maids, Four Ladell Comiques, Fred Gray and Nollle Graham Kerr and Davenport, Bessie Harvey, Williams and Blake, and moving pictures. Denhaic (O.-D. Woodward m^r.)—Donhntn Players, in "Tongues of Men." 23-29. Lincoln, Neb.—Oliver (F. C. Zehrung, mgr.) Prince's Stock, known as the Lincoln Players begin their Summer engagement, in "Along Came Ruth," May 1. giving way May 3, to "His Majesty Bunker Bean." Seixs-Floto Cibcus 6. Charleston. S. C.—Victoria (The Pastime Am, Co., mgrs.) bill April 24-26: "The Girl of the Orient," Chief Caupollcan, Brown and Kllgour, Three Emersons. Fields and Hanson, and Dan Sherman and company. For 27-29: Dan Sherman acd company, and Susan Tompkins. 1MPORT AJT—Mverett J. Evans, Composer-AT, ranger, formerly with Harry Von Tilser Co., lis W.48d St. now located in Aator Theatre BUg., 46th St. A Broadway, Suite 606. Mane written to song poems and pubuahed. 7 Late Parodies on "Mother," "When I Leave the World Behind," "My Little Girl,'' "Bom-Bom Bay," "Araby," "My Sweet Adair" and ••Tennessee"—all for *i.OO. CARTER N. 8TAHL, 604 Ashland Hock, Chicago. MUSIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED CHAH. L. LEWIS, 4» Richmond St., Cincinnati, Ohio. M AOH IFICEIf T, unique 3 piece set of Diamond Dye, light weight, adjustable, etc. Scenery for magician, Es cape Act, etc Gilbert Novelty Co., 11135 So. Irving Ave.* Chicago. PL, WANTED—ALL ABOUND MEDICINE PERFORMER. Young. Must fake organ and' help on tent outfit. Name lowest. We pay an. CARL 6EUL.UH. W>5 Vine 8t., rhlUdelphlii, I's. ■WANTED MUSICAL TABLOIDS Only the best considered. City of 66,000. House seats 1,200. Swellest theatre in city. Terms—Per- centage. One week stand. Change bill twice a week. JAMES J. CHAIQ Palace Theatre, Little Bock, Ark. SHOW PRINTING caused by a shortage of dye ; Owing to the chaotic con- _ dirjon of the paper market by a shortage of dye stuffs, bleaching materials and other imported ingredients used in paper making, we have been "compelled lo revise our prices In several instances, and to avoid confusion and nusauderstinding have withdrawn our old schedule of prices, until sucu time as the market returns to conditions more neatly normal. We will be glad to quote prices on anything in the show printing line for type work only, on applica- tion, it is our Intention to take care of the needs of oar patrons at prices as low as can be done consist* nl with the prices we are compelled to pay for paper and oiner materials. We solicit jour correspondence and your orders. TOE GAZETTE SHOW FEINTING. COMPANY, Mattoon, minolB. Btr LOO WHITNEY STOCK CO. W4 NOVKI/rr SINGLE SPECIALTY. Change for week. Musical preferred (Comedy). Leader (Violin). Latest music (ATTanger). Diamond Dye Scenery. 14x24. FOE SALE—3 Prim6 No. 11 Lamps, $6.00each; 2 Primo Circular, $10.00 each, ai condition. Address •WELSH At WALBOOBIi, Imlay City. Mich. Parodies on "Same Sweet Girl/' "Cumberland," "Slam," "Norway," "Mother.'* ••Leave World Be- hind," "Close to My Heart," "Adair" and "I Love Ton?* 10c. each ; 3 for 25c. Last three for Hebrew. Other material Catalogue and endorsements FREE ! MABY THAXEB, 2190 BBOAID 8TBBBT, PBOVTDBNOK, B. L ACTS $8—WRITTEN To ORDER—»3. At Two Dollars Each Send Two Dollars and your particulars now M—ACTS TO ORDEB ft9. B. I, GAMBLE, Playwright, East Liverpool. Ohio. WASTED Experienced Medicine Show Performers, to 'work with my BTova Scotia Company. Only hustlers need apply. Show under water proof canvas during Summer season. Write, wire or call DR. P, L. HERMAN, Adams House, Washington St^ Boston. Repertoire People DJ ALL LINE S. S tate an. Send photos. EMPIRE STOCK CO., Hancock, New Tort TAsf DlrADIs? WsvBted <tnick for Palmer's 1U1I ifiUlLfi Tjnele Tom's Cabin. Man for Phlneas, to double Legree; Man for Tom, to double Harris; Man for Marks, to doable St. Clair. Hotel Show. No parades or band. If you are a boozer, don't write. 'That's the reason for this ad. WM. REAP. Cobonrsr. Ont. WANTED-TROMBONE For Band and Orchestra. Long Season. Other Musicians write. a P. AKEBMAN, Mgr., Majestic Theatre, Buffalo, N. Y-, this week. DYE DROPS, $8.50 Used as studio samples. New ones to order. $10.00. Any size. BAILEY aTTJPIQg.. Box 416. Troy. 14. Y. LADY TRAP DRIIIHR AT LIBERTY o^ Proposition considered. Address TRAP DRUMMER, 324 Harrison Ave.. Oklahoma City. Qkla. Attention, Musicians ^.Tea"!.'^^^ 1 . for big Musical Ad. State age, height, experience, salary expected. BEKT BEN IH1W. 227 W. 49th St.. g. T. 0- With FOR SALE -TBAINED LIONS Arena, a v*ti WJUii q^ ^a Accessories complete. Can be seen at £95 Washington St., New York.