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August 26 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 27 The Up to the iute Telephone Conversation Scream! ! By JAMES W. CASEY (composer of the old favorite, . "sing Me a Song of the South," and other song successes). A GREAT LYRIC AND SOME MELODY "If jrea woald step year Sara ib«naitg» TtaM 1 conld bAT« raj loldl*r znmn n-f »!■. Hallo. Old ■ulco, Hell*." Will fit most any act. A great female single or, double number. Send for this real song sensation to-day. Orchestrations ready. ECHO MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., SEATTLE, WASH. CINONNATL The hot wave, which lingered for several week*, gave way to a decided drop In temperature last week. This proved beneficial to the theatres which have started the season for 1916-17. However, business contnlued good at the Summer resorts. B- P. Kbjth's (Ned Hastings, mgr.)—Bill week of Aug. 20 la headed by the Five Kays, and In- cludes : Cadets de Gascolgne, Nowlln and St. Clair, Charles Wilson, and "what Happened," written by Eleanor Leeds, of this city, and acted by pupils from the Goldenbure School. Ckxsteb J'aiik (I. M. Martin, mgr.)—On the vaudeville bill 20 are: Harden, Dark and Levere, the Moreno^, Envies and DuffleJd, and the Nettle Carroll Troupe. Conet Isuxd (Arthur Reteentoerger, mgr.)—BUI week of 20: Wolfords Comedy Circus, Barbour and Brans. Baxter and Virginia, end La Tell and Val- veno. The Zoo (W. P. Whitlock. mgr.)—The Devereax Playeae continue In the outdoor theatre week, of 20. Creatore'B Band week of 27. Ludlow Laooon (Arthur Wither, mgr.)—(Numer- ous outings are booked for this resort, and a num- ber of free attractions are offered. Free admission to women and children lias materially Increased the attendance. People's (Billy Hester, mgr.)—The Columbia Girls are booked week of 20. Oltmph.' (Harry Hodges, mgr.)—A fashion ■how Is a feature of the Step Lively Girls com- pany, booked week of 20, SAN FRANCISCO. Columbia. —Second week Of "Come Out of the Kitchen," with Both Chatterton and the Henry Miller Players, began Aug. 21 Oobt.— Sixth week of " 21 Canary Cottage" began Alcazab.— "Johnny Get Your Gun," by the stock company, Including I-ouls Bennlsou and the new Ingenue, Evelyn Duncan, 21-26. Ohphcdm. —Bill 20-26: Nora Bayes, Mme. Sumiko and company, Jimmy Duffy and Mercedes Lorenze. Cooper and Smith, Three Du For Boys, Harry Holman and company, Boudlnl Brothers, Lew Madden and company, and Orpneom motion pictures. . _ , Emi'hkss. —Bill week of 20: Scott and Butter- worth, Rath Bros., Majestic Musical Four, Uttle Jerry, Aloha Twins, and dnemagraphs. Pantaces'. —Bill week of 20 : Will Morris. Davitt and Duvall "The Elopers," Lazar and Dale, Flor- ence Rayueld, Dickinson and Deagon, and moving pictures. ST. LOUIS. Pasx (J. H. Tllrman, mgr.)—"Let's Go," Boger Gray's musical comedy revue, 20-26. Gatity (Donn W. Stuart, mgr.)—''Blotch" Cooper will present the Roseland Girls 20-26. Standard (L Relchenbach, mgr.)—The French Frolics Burlesque company 2O-20. Columbia.— The sixteenth chapter of Blllie Burke's adventures in "Gloria's Romance," and "Hell to Pay Austin." "TJeut. Danny, U. S. A.," "Madcap Ambrose and Laundry Liz," "Shell 43," and "The DeTll's Needle." Ameeicau.— "My Mother's Rosary" will open this theatre Sunday for the week of 20-26. Forest Pabk Highlands. —BUI 20-26: Herbert Spencer and Fleta Brown, Raskin's Russians, as well as several other special numbers. Dexkar Garden. —The Night Follies Co. 20-26. Grand Opera House. — BiH 20-26: "Over the Transom." Five Juggling Normans, the Neffsky Troupe, Ltroy and IBM Hartt Blssett and Scott, Fenton and Greene, Nora and Sidney Kellogg. Mil- ton Frankel, and new animated and comedy pic- tures. Milwaukee. 'WU,—Gayer? (Chas. For. mgr.) the Charming Widows week of Aug. 20. followed by the Pace Makers. ^ _ Cbtstal (Wm, Gray, mgr.)—The Empire Com- edy Four wl'l headline bill week of 21, which opens the regular Winter season. Sbubebt will open 27, with stock. Majestic will open 28, with vaudeville. BochMtM, ». Y.—Lyceum ML E. Wolf, mgr.) AL G. Field's Minstrels Aug. 22, 23. Avon (W. B. McCuilam, mgr.)—Week of 21, Tanghan Glaser and company, in "When Fran Came Home." Last week of company. Corinthian(J. L. Glennon, mgr.)—Week of 22, the Sporting Widows. MclNTOSH AJTD HIS KUSICAi MAIDS. WANTED QUICK, LOCATION FOB A FIRST CLASS STOCK CO. Can give you one or two bills each week. High class Royalty plays. Special scenic productions. Best or references on request. Man for Heavies, Scenic Artist, to play real parts, and Han for General Bus., write. Location must bo In the East, Address F. V. B0YCE, Lakemont, Altoona, Pa. TOtrsfi UGENCE LEADING WOMAS. with wardrobe and appearance: YOimo leading? man; ORCHESTRA LEADEU) VIOLIH, doubling Band; CORKIT, B. and o. People most sign for Winter. Others write. Acting people send photos. If you haven't made good on the best Repsrtolra Cos. dont answer this. We have the name of being the classiest Tent Theatre Co. In the Sonth; tbere- rore L peop!e must ureas well on street. State real age, weight,height, salary and experle_nce,_or nojinswer^ Cfeaveland, Tenn., until Sept. 3. Address KARL HAWK BIG STOCK CO. WANTED, Musical Comedy Stock People in All Lines For EDDIE BLACK COMPANY Knight Man, with voice; Teams, Chorus Girls. Company now in 12th week. Send photo and state all first letter. Make stlary low, as you get real money and not promises. We also want time for the company In cities of 26,000 or over where It can stay from 2 to 10 weeks with a change of bill twice a week. Also Musical Tab. Scripts. PKDLEY & BUKCH THEATRIC AL CO., Owtaibore, Ky. WANTED FOR REPERTOIRE JUVENILE LEADING MAN; PIANO PLATER, to Read, Fake and Transpose; SCENIC ARTIST, Play Parte, specialty or Double Orchestra Wardrobe, ability, accurate study absolutely essential. Only the best considered. Send fan particulars, photos, programs. Those who wrote before, write again. JOHN G. iUE, Week at, Ub.non, Neb.; Uaem WilwaTiU., flak. To hear from Dramatic and Musical Comedy People for my Stools Companies. Also for my Six Road Shows. Long Season's engagement Can give good engagement to organized Dramatlo Stock. Also Musical Comedy Co. Roy Clair, wire your address. WW advance tickets. W. B. SH ERM A N , Sherman Theatre, Moose jaw, Canada, ANN LEAD8 CO.TCDY,OEI. BUS.. SPECIALTIES Real Managers desiring real people pleased to hear from you. H. A. IJEETER, Orwell, Ohio. 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