The New York Clipper (April 1916)
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April & THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 39 JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR 1 " V ■ : .'...'■'. :'■■•'- • ...-.-■.. |..":' now and then we come across! with a real ••hit." Take a looK at our recotd: ••Chicken Reel. "What D'ye Mean. You Lost Your Dog." "In the: Heart of the City." arid many others. 'J 1UK, ttill SO WiHY SHOULD I CARE By RICHARD HOWARD Is the biggest >-'nit" we have ever published, and is the GREATEST BALLAD written in the last ten /years. READ THE LYRIC BELOW nitirr vijksk. TMic- beautiful story Is ended. Our wondorrul romnnce la through. AdU 1 might have known It wan only a dream Kor It all seemed too good to be true. For the wrong* that we do we must suffer. And that"? Just the reason we met. You came that I might make atonement. Through you I mint pay every debt CHORUS. Oh. why should I care what becomes of me now, I had: uothlng to live for but you: Oh. why should I care It I fall by the way, when I know tbat no longer you're true; My sorrow Is sending me down to my grave, "TV greater than I ran bear. If they l*ar me away from Heaven some day, I've lost you, so why should I care. COPYRIGHT 1016. by DALY, MUSIC lU.'BMSHER, INC. SECOND VBItSK. We bring nothing In tola world with us. Wo can take nothing out when we go. So why should we care If we live or we die. When our gtadnesa Is turned Into woe. I'll be glad wben my sad life Is over. When they lay me away to my rest. For wblle I must live broken hearted. The worst can be only the best. DON'T WAIT UNTIL EVERYBODY IS SINCINC IT. BE FIRST Orchestrations printed in 7 Keys. Range in original key DtoE ,],DALY. MUSIC PUBLISHER, Inc. p GAIETY THEATRE BLDGV BOSTON, MASS. j#£ —J j TWE LITTLE HOUSE WITH THE BrCS ' HITS. -- L.— BUSINESS INDEX AdT*xtlBKMEta not exceeding one Use ta tango win be published, properly classified, is tula toflto, at t» rata of 110 toe one year (6a lamas). A coot of Thi Raw Toax Ourm will be seat free to each advertiser while the advertisement Is running. ASBESTOS CURTAINS AMD PXOTCRB BOOTHS, a V. Trainee Mic. Ox. 75 Pari St. Boston. Miss. CARNIVAL FRONTS AND SHOW BANNERS. D. 0L Banmnrya Oo.. 018 Arch St., r titl a d a tptil a , Pm. MUSICAL aaijj AND NttVBLTIEJ. Bdwto a. Street. S8 Brook St.. Harttoroy Conn. B. H. ICaylaad A Son, 04 Wuloorhby St.. Brooklyn. N. X. MUSICAL SPECIALTIES. J. a Deacon. 8800 N. Clark St.. Cbtoago, m. MUSICAL GLASSES. A. Braunelas, 10U Napier at., RlcrmrrWI Bin, N. X. PRINTING OK ALL KINDS. "■planet" Snow Print A Big, Boon, Oh a t f ura , Out SCBNEBT AND SCENIC PAINTERS. Howard Tutu* 141 Btatleiah St.. Milwaukee, Wis. SCHELL'S SCENIC STUDIO S81-S8S-88S Sooth Hbrh St.. Oolnmboa. a SCENERY FOR HIRE AND SALE. Amelia Oram. 819 Spring Garden BL. P hl H irt rt ph ls , Fa THE SINGING AND SPEAKING VOICE. Tl>eo. Van Torx, 31 W. S8tn St.. New Xork. »*. Oieeley 8701. SONG BOOKS. Wm, W. Delaney, 117 Park Bow. New York. THEATRICAL GOODS. Boston Begalla Q>-. 887 Wash. St.. Bo ston. Maaa. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. R Walker. 80» W. 89th St.. New Xork. VENTRILORTJIST FIGURES. Ben Bobnou, 910 Prospect Ave., N. T. CL -WIGS, BB1ARDB AND MUSTACHES. Parry Swing Supply Boose, Deeator. IB. WANTED—Two strong comets, baritone, orchestra leader with music (violin), doable either of above; must double stage. Rehearsals April 27: open May 6. Three nights and week tent show. K. K. Pitman, Northwood la. •WANTED, for Grants Uncle Tom's Cabin Co , under canvas, show opens near N. V., about May 20, automobile show, People In all lines that are up In Tom. All must double brass. Girl over 16 for Eva, Musicians that double stage, Colored People that can sing and dance, Boss Can- vas Man. Man for primo lights, Seat and canvasmen two flrat C1&S9 Cooks. WANTED TO BOY for No. 2 wagon show, baggage wagons, work harness, ponies and dogs, miniature tableau wagons, small ticket wagon. Every- one eats and sleeps on the lot, both shows. Address J. jay SHAW. 206 West 38th St., New York city. ATTRACTIONS WANTED ROCKY MOUNT, N. C, will hold MAIDEN FAIR, October 3-7, Inclusive. Want to book free attractions and sell CONCESSIONS. Fine racing. Big fair. C. R. HORNE, Secretary.- ATTRACTION! OPEN TIME WAIMTI 12 POINTS GARDEN AIRDOME Terr© Haute, Ind. Write at once. DHAMATIC, MUSICAL The only Summer theatre In the city. COMEDY COMPANIES. SMITH &. MORGAN. Prop*. NOTE. HOUSE MANAGERS Contemplating Playing Musical Tabloids We have fifty First Class Musical Tabloids, with three to six complete changes of bill; special scenery, competent casts, good clean shows, at reasonable tennB. Tabloids now doing business In such theatres not able to snow a profit with Vaudeville or Motion Picture policy. Can fornjah shows throughout the entire bummer. Write, wire or phone, avs SVK, Springfield, Ohio, P. S.—Can use a few more first class Tabloids, and offer such companies suitable for our circuit from twenty to forty weeks, with short jumps. Can also use two capable prodncers who have scripts. aida laljirefmoe: AVAILABLE FOR SUIWER ENGAGEMENT AFTER HAY I First class stock or repertoire. Quick study. Al wardrobe. Characters, Ilea vies, etc. REVERE HOTEL, Chicago. ACTORS c MUSICIANS Actors that double Band; Musicians tbat double Stage. AI Character Woman, with Specialties; Specialty Team, tbat playBParta or Band; Genl. Bus. Man and Woman; Leading Man; Heavy Man; Actors In All Lines, that double Band. Show opens In two weeks. Tell all first letter. GEO. J. CRAW LEY, Regent Hotel, St. Louis, Mo. WANTED FOR THE LANSHAW PLAYERS EE. LBADUG MAJI. to direct; COMEDIAN, with real Specialties, for Light and Character Comedy GEN. BUS. MAM and TOUIG GRIf. BBS. WOHaM, with Specialties. 18 weeks under canvas, then Opera Houses. Prefer people who can stay the season out, those who enjoy good treatment andean stand it to get their salary every Tuesday. Wardrobe, ability and sobriety absolutely essential. (NO DOOB.y Sk- hearsals Mav 8th. Open the 16th. Address, letter only. Make salary In keeping with the times, and e nrtraa photo and program. _~ O. J. LANSHAW. Lafcevlew. Mlehtgan. IN ANSWERING ADS. PLEASE MENTION CLIPPER,