The New York Clipper (August 1916)

August 26 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 35 WEEK AUG. 28, FORSYTH THEATRE, ATLANTA, GA. CHARLES J. ADLER ^r "COSSACK DANCE" With MAT TULLY'S WORLD DANCERS THE CLIPPEB, w«ok or Jnly 99, laldi "The Cossack dance was Riven an unusually effective representation by Charles Adler, whose dancing caused most hearty applause, and his whirls and other Russian steps, with some astonishing -splits' and 'recoveries' and speedy manoenvers of wide range, were most scniutlonal." PHILADELPHIA. The end of the Summer season Is already In sight, and by Labor Day three of the down town houses will be open. The outlook for the Fall season is very encouraging for a busy time from a box office standpoints Willow Gbove Pauk (J. R. Davis, mgr).—John Philip Sousa and his band started an engagement Aug. 21, until the end of the season on Sept. 10. Wassilt Lep'a concluding concerts lost week drew splendidly. Woodside Park (Norman S. Alexander, mgr.)— Shannon's Band continues as the musical attrac- tion. The crowds lost week were of excellent size. PoiKT BBBE7.E l'AHK (Stetser Bros., nigra.)— Patronage continues good. The motor cycle races, 10 drew a twenty thousand crowd. B. F. Keith's (H. T. Jordan, mgr.)—Bert Kal- mar and Jessie Brown are the feature week of 21, in addition to Douglas J. wood and I<Vmg One and Haw, Aveltng and Lloyd, Willie So lar, Stelndel Bros., Folles D'Amour, the Crisps, Kloronr Duo, and moving picture*. Grand (W. D. WcgeXartb, mgr.) — BlU 21-26: Roy .Harrah and company. Haydn, Borden and Haydn. Marls and Blrfle Hart. Stevens and Bru- nelle, Maude Ryan, Dave Varafteld and company, and moving pictures. Crobb-Kexs (James J. Springer, mgr.)—Bill 21- 28: George Whitney and company, Bert Wilcox and company. Baker. Sherman and Branlgan, Wills Duo, and John and Pearl Regay. For 24-26: Frid- kowskl Troupe, Jnnle Mills, Jack Demon and Winder Sisters. Bijou Trio, International Beauties, and Lucille Savoy. Qlorb (Sablosky & MoGurk, mgr.)—Bill 21-26: "The Colonial Belles," "The Scoop," the O'Mearas, Elliott and Mullen, Boeder's Invention, Fletcher, Llbby and McCabe, Ashley and Morgan, Marie Sparrow, David S. Hall and company, Kane and Wagner, and moving pictures. Nixon (Fredk. Leopold, mgr.)—BUI 21-26: Whitney and Ross, Box Car Duo, Arnold and White, "Girls from Kokomo," Bounding Gordons, and moving pictures. Carino (Walter M. Leslie, mgr.)—The Behman Show 21-26. QA-rarx (Joseph Howard, mgr.)—The Lid Lifters 21-26. Tbocadebo (Robert Morrow, mgr.)—The Glr'a from the Follies 21 and week. ltoi'Ls'3 (Frank Abbot, mgr.)—This house opened as a burlesque theatre 21. with Rose Sy- dell's London Belles. Stanlsij —"Little Lady Eileen," pictures, 21- 23: "Public Opinion," pictures, 24-26. Piuc«.—"Hulda from Holland," pictures, 21- 23: "The House of the Golden Windows," pictures, Abcaoia. —"Hell to Pay Austin." pictures, 21- 23 • "The Pillars of Society," pictures, 24-26. ViCToniA.—"The Marriage of Molly O," pictures, 21, 22; "Honor Thy Name?" pictures, 28, 24; "The Weakness of Strength," pictures, 20, 26. PITTSBURGH. The theatrical season will soon be In furl swing, all houses being brushed up at this time for the general opening, which will take place about Labor Day. The burlesque theatres have already opened, the Victoria starting its season Aug. 19, while the Gayety and Academy have had a flying start. Busi- ness with both of them has been very good. Announcement was made last week that the Pitt Theatre will again be under the direction of Wm. Moore Patch, of this city, who will present the largest moving picture spectacles to be had. The opening has been alated for the Slat of this month, when "The Birth of a Nation" will be the attrac- tion for three weeks. This picture did a wonderful business In this city a year ago, playing fourteen consecutive weeks. The top price at all times will he one dollar. The Davis will re-open with high class vaudeville, on Labor Day, and soma of the best bills of vaude- 'rtlle will be presented. The Harris, as usual, is playing to capacity audi- ences. Manager Charles Buchheit Just returned from a two weeks' vacation In the OatskMa, and reports having a most enjoyable time. The Sheridan continues doing well, and Manager Hooley reports himself well satisfied with the Summer patronage. Mr. Hooley has Just returned from a well earned vacation, and looks the picture of health. On Aug. 21 the Nixon opened a short season of pictures, presenting Lyman Howe's travelogues. The Tegular season will open Shortly after Sept. 1. Manager John Reynolds has a crew at work get- ting things ready at the Alvin. which will open The Empire hCB not yet announced its policy for the coming season. ~.& t 2!' am ' *»'—Mlshler (1. C. Mishler, mgr.) Billy Watson's Famous Beef Trust Burlesque Com- pany Aug. is. 19, Hasher Bernard's American Bar* lesquers 23. "Experience" Sept 4. Laksmont u?abk Treats* (J. M. Shock, mgr.) —The Hall Players, In "The Bubble," 21 and week. Waeo. Tex—Orphemn (J. P. Harrison, mgr.) opens Aug. 24. with KsssflsT Vaudeville. ' BIB 24-26: Little Hip and Napoleon, Amldeo, Lessteo Duo, and Jack and Mabel Price. B.F.Keith's Circuit of Theatres A. PAUL, KK1TH. President* K. F. AI.BKK. Vice-Pros. <V Ota. Mgr. UNITED Kiryo ICE YOU OasVIM BOOK DIM-COT BY .SBBBBL *"^ SB—A MB) KSSI l^sl wTslSF Ic^K LsB*SsT LnSBBjB SS*^ B^k SS^Bsl B^Lsl *B^ft I*SBB1 ■eekinB ManesK*r of'th© UNITKD OFFIOKS B. F. Keith's Palace Theatre Building Marcus Loew's Enterprises >utnam Bu al Executive Offioos lldln&r. Times Sqi ■Mew Y-or-l* Mr. BcAenok Personally Interviews Artists Daily Between, 11 and 1 BOSTON. With perfect weather all the theatres and parks played to big houses. "Very Good, Eddie," at Ye Wilbur, standing room only sign. All booses arc doing big biMiuoHH, ami with the other hotisee open- ing 28 and Sept 2 snd 4 Boston will he In full swing. Victor J. Morris (returned from his vacation til, looking fine. The newly completed and thor- oughly rebuilt Tremont will open on Labor Day, with the Ince spectacle, "Civlibation." Manag er Sorelro, of the Park, has installed a lighting system which is expected to assist the eyes of spectators in viewing pictures. Yb Wilbub (E. D. Smith, mgr.)—Woi of 21, "Very Good. Eddie," second week. Colonial, (Chas. J. Bleb, mgr.)—Week of 21, "The Amber Empress." Bijoi.' (Harry Guetin, mgr.)—Week of 1:1: Vera Do Sales, soprano ; Joseph Bcker, baritone. Feature pictures. Boston (C. S. Harris, mgr.)—Pictures and vaudeville 21-26, Including: J. Warren EsUM and Grace White, Burns and Lynn, Marian Saunders, and Musical Johnsons. Bowdoin Sq. (Al. Somerby, mgr.)—Week of 21: Violet MascottCs Merrie Maids, Bert Howe, Billle Tan, George Drlscoll and pictures. Gordon's Oltmpia (John EL Coanertonl mgr.) —Bill week of 21: Kelley and Berg, Five Musical Hedges, Merlin, Francesco. RwVtlrag and company, Herbert and Dennis, Terry Troupe, and pictures. HDNTXNQT0N AvHMDS (Curtis Johnson, mgr.)— Bin 21-23: Baymond, Cook end Mason, Three WoJwye. For 24-26: Dave Malcolm, Fitzgerald and Loreus. and "The Yellow Peril." Gaibtt (Geo. B. Batcheller, mgr.)—Week of 21, Bam Kidman's Own Show. Howakd (George B. Lothrop Jr., mgr.)—lady Buccaneers- Burlesque 21-26. Losw's Ohphium (Victor J. Morris, mgr.)— Bill 21-23 : Five Sweetheart^. Arthur Upson, Cor- ooran and Mock. Louise Kent and company. Lock- hart Bros., and Malone and Malone. For 24-26: Victor Stone and Chas. Clear. Beatrice Lambert, William Ebbs, and Tyrone Trio. Louw's St. Jamxs, (Joseph Brennan. mgr.)— Bill 21-23: "Don't Lose Your Nerve," Harry Mc- Namee and company, William Ebbs, Tyrone Trio, and Beatrice Lambert For 24-26: Louise Kent and company, George Armstrong, Lockhart Bros., and Malone and Malone. Loew's Globs (Frank Meagher, mgr.)—Week 21: Hummer policy of feature pictures. MOST ll'-TO-DATB CflUHDT ACT OBIOIWAL RTJTPRIST DAHOB ENLARGED AND BEAUTIFIED MOUQUIN'S 6tl An., bet. 27th aid 28tk Sts„ mi York MOST PUI'IILAU rttBSCB RiHTAUBAHT PAJUHAjr OAFB. IfVfllC &S0 PJt. TO 1 *-M- EAEET MASON & CO. IB "QBT TUB HonK V." K A 0. TIMS. AMttKIOA'S FAVOBITK N1NHTHBL, la Hsw Act. Address care of CLIPPER. Keith's (Robert G. Larsen, mgr.)—BUI week of 21: Irene Franklin and Burton Oreen, William and Margaret Cutty, Bert Fitxgibbon, Barley ana Burley, Thomas Swift and company, Ed. Morton. Casson and Earle, Martini and Frablnl, and Paul Gordon. Majestic (E. D. Smith, mgr.)—Week of 21, picture, "Where Are My Children!" Scollat Sq. Olisi'u (A. H. Mailer, mgr.)— BUI week of 21: Ford and Armstrong, Granville and Mack, Dora Hilton, Fred Hagan and company, Brown Comedy Four, and Camille Trio. WAUnosTS Casi.no (L. De Cone, mgr.)—Spiegel's Review 21-26. LfxntoTON Pabk Thaath (I. C. Jackion, mgr.) by Benson ' —"Safety First" 21 23, Baee fox a Wife" 24-26, Players. Mbofobd Boui.etabd (Roger Flint, mgr.)—Week of 21, musics l comedy, "A Trip to Happy land." NOBUirsaOA Pabk Tkbatbb (Carl Albertl, mgr.) -—Feature pictures week of 21. (In atmcertng ait. filiate mention CLirrxcJ