The New York Clipper (February 1917)

February 28; 1917 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 29 STOCK AND REPERTOIRE ROUTES Permanent and Traveling Academy Players—Haverhill. Matt., Indef. American Players—Spokane, Wash., lndef. Academy Players—Halifax, N. 8.. Can.. lndeE Auditorium Players—Maiden, Mass.. lndef. All Star Stock—New Bedford, Mass., lndef. Angell Stock . (Joe Angell, mgr.)—Park, Pittsburgh, lndef. Aneell Stock No. 2 (Ike Jntras, mgr.)— Sbarpsburg. Pa., lndef. Balnbridge Players—Minneapolis, lndef. Bayley, J. WiUard, Players—Beloit, WlB.. lndef. Bishop. Chester, Players—Grand Baplds, Mich., lndef. Bray. Thunnan F., stock—Columbus, O., lndef. Bunting. Emma, Stock—San Antonio. Tex., lndef. Bryant, Marguerite, Playera—Empire, Pitts- burgh, lndef. Brooklyn's Own Stock (Chas. W. Daniels. mgr.)—Grand O. H„ Brooklyn, lndef. Benjamin. Jack, Stock—Sallna, Kan., lndef. Brooks, Jack, Stock—Green Bay. Wla.. lndef. Bybee, M. E., Stock—Hutchinson, Kan., lndef. Bishop Playera—Oakland. Cal_ lndef. Byers, Fred. Stock (Fred A. Byers, mgr.) — Billings. Okla., March 1-3'; Hnnter, 5-7; Morrison, 8-10. Cornell-Price Players—Tarenrum. Pa. lndef. Compton-PIumb Stock (H. H. Plumb, mgr.) — Racine, Wls^ lndef. .;». Columbia Musical Stock—Oakland, Cal., lndef. Denham 8tock—Denver, lndef. Dublnsky Stock (Ed. Dnblnsky. mgr.)—St. Joseph. Mo., lndef. Doming. Lawrence. Theatre CO.—Miles City, Mont, lndef. Davis. Walter. Stock (A. W. Friend, mgr.) —Berwick, Pa., 20-March S. Davis. Ches. M. C Co. —Pine Bluff. Ark., 26-Mareh 10. Eckhardt. Oliver, Players—Begins, Sssk., Can., lndef. Emerson Plsyers—Lowell. Mass., indef. Empire Plavers—Salem. Mass.. lndef. Edwards, Mae. Players—Doland, S. D„ March 1-3 : Redfield. S-7. Fifth Aye. Stock (Jacques E. Horn, mgr.)— Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, lndef. __. Fleming. Alice. 8tock—Portland. Ore., indef. Gordlnler Bros., Stock—Ft. Dodge, la., lndef. Hvoerlon Players—New Haven. Conn., lndef. Hathaway Playera—Brockton, Mass.. lndef. Home. Col. F. P.. Stock—Akron. 0.. lndef. Hawk, Earl. Big Stock (Earl Hawk, mgr.)— Kev West, Fla.. 2«-March 3. Jewett. Henry. Players—Copley, Boston, Keith's Hudson Theatre. Stock—Union H1U. N J., lndef. Kelly Bro3. Stock—Lansing. Mich., lndef. Knickerbocker Stock (Geo. Barbler, mgr.) —Knickerbocker. Philadelphia, lndef. Klngsley, Betty. Players (Dixon Ames, mgr.) —Girardville. Pa.. 26-March 3. Lawrence. Del, Stock—Vancouver. Can., lndef. Lyric Theatre, Stock—Bridgeport, Conn., Lonergan Players (E. V. Phelan. mgr.)— Lynn, Mass.. lndef. Lewln, Florence. Players (Hawkins & Kib- bee. mars.)—Wichita. Kan., indef. Lorch, Theo.. Stock—Phoenix, Arts., lndef. Morosco Stock—Los Angeles, lndef. McKinley.. PatU. Players—ZanesvUle, O., Mozart'Playera—Elmlra. N. Y., lndef. . Nestell Players—Jefferson City. Mo., Indef. Northampton Players—Northampton; Mass., Naylor.' Walter, Players—New Britain. Conn. indef. New Strand Stock—Mobile, Ala., lndef. Norwood, Maude, Stock (Wo. J. Nelson, mgr.)—Oil City, Pa.. 26. lndef. Orphenm Players—Reading. Pa., lndef. Overholser Stock—Oklahoma City, Okla., lndef. _ _ ., Oliver, Otis. Players (Harry J. Wallace. mgr.)—Richmond, Ind., lndef. Opera Players—Kansas City. Mo., lndef. Princess 8tock—Sioux City. Ia„ lndef. Players Stock—Players, Bt Lonls, lndef. Park, Edna. Stock—Tampa, Fla.. indef. Pickert Stock—Tampa, Fla.. 26-March 8. Poll Stock—Scranton. Pa., lndef. Playhouse Plavers—Mt Vernon. N. Y., lndef. Poll Players—Poll's. Washington, lndef. Quaker Maids M. C. Co.—Hutchinson, Kan.. lndef. Spooner. Cedl. Stock—Lawrence, Mass., lndef. Shubert 8tock—Milwaukee, lndef. Shubert Stock—St. Paul, lndef. Somervllle Theatre Players—Somervllle, Mass., lndef. St. Clair. Winifred Stock (Earl Sloe, mgr.) — Paterson. N. J., lndef. Sherman Kelly Stock—Aberdeen. S. D.. March 5, lndef. Temple Stock—Ft. Wayne, Ind., lndef. Taylor. Albert. 8tock—-El Paso. Tex., lndef. Van Dyke * Eaton Stock (F. Mack, mgr.) —Tulsa, Okla., lodef. Wilkes Players—Seattle. Wash.. Indef. Wilkes Players—Salt Lake City. Utah. lndef. Wilkes Musical Stock—Vancouver, Can., lndef. Wadaworth Dram, Stock. (Edward Ornstein. mgr.)—Toledo. O., lndef. Wlrwam Stock (Lander Stevens, mgr.)—San Francisco, lndef. Wallace, Chester, Players—Butler, Pa.,' lndef. Williams. SHU Stock—Elkhart. Ind.. lndef. BURLESQUE ',',-.' .. : . CohrmMa WsMal Al Reeve*—Empire, Albany, N. Y., 26-March S; Gaiety. Boston. 5-10. Behman Show—Gaiety, Detroit. 26-March 3; Port Huron. Mich., 4; Gaiety, Toronto, 5-10. Ben Welch's—Empire. Newark. N. J„ 26- March 3; Casino, Philadelphia, 5-10. Bon Tons—Casino. Philadelphia. 26-March S; HnrrJg k Seamon's. New York. 0-10. Bostonlans—Gaiety, Boston,.. Z&March 3; Grand, Hartford, Conn., 6-10. Bowery—Columbia, Chicago, 26-March 8: BercheL Des Moines, la., 5-7. Burlesque Re^ue—Berchel, Dea Moines, la., 26-28: Gaiety. Omaha, Neb.. 5-10. Follies of the Day— Palace, Baltimore, 26- March 8; Gaiety, Washington, 5-10. Globe Trotters-^Galety, Toronto, Ont., 26- March 3; Gaiety. Buffalo, 5-10. . Golden Crooks—Empire, Brooklyn, 26-March 8; Park, Bridgeport, Conn.. 7-10. Hastings Show—Gaiety, Pittsburgh, 26- March 3; Star, Cleveland, 5-10. Hello New York—Lamberg, Utlca, N. Y„ March 1-3 ; Gaiety, Montreal, Can., 5-10. Hip-Hip-Hooray Girls—Grand, Hartford, Feb. 26-March 3; Jacques, Waterbury, Conn.. ' 5-10. Howe's Kissing Girls—Empire, Hoboken, N. J.. 26-March 3: People's, Philadelphia, 5-10. Irwin's Big Show—Lyric, Dayton, O., 26- March 3 ; Olympic. Cincinnati, 5-10. Liberty Girls—Park, Bridgeport, Conn., March 1-3; Colonial, Providence, 5-10. , Maids of America—Gaiety, Kansas City, 26- March S: Gaiety, St. Louis, 5-10. Majestic—Empire, Toledo, O., 26-March 3; Lyric, Daxton,- 0„ 5-10. Marion's Dalr—Hurtlg A Seamon's, New i Xork. 26-March 3 ; Ornheum. Paterson. 5-10. Merry* Rounders—Star A Garter. Chicago, 26- March 3: Gaiety, Detroit, 5-10. Midnight Maidens—Casino, Boston, 26-March 3; Colombia, New Tork, 5-10. Million Dollar Dolls—Gaiety. Buffalo. N. Y.. 26-March 3: Corinthian. Rochester, 5-10. Molly Williams' Co.—8tar, Cleveland, 26- March 3; Empire, Toledo, O., 6-10. New York Girls—Jacques, Waterbury, Conn.. 26-March 3 ; Cohen's, Newburgh, N. Y., 5-7 : Cohen's, Poaghkeepsie, 8-10. "Puss Puss"—Casino. Brooklyn, 26-March 3; Empire, Newark, N. J., 5-10. "Rag Doll In Ragland"—Gaiety, St. Louis, 26-March 3; Chicago, 5-10. Roseland Girls—Gaiety, Washington, D. C, 26-March 3; Gaiety, Pittsburg, 5-10. Rose Sydell's—Miner's Bronx. New York. 26- March _3: Empire, Brooklyn. N. Y.. 5-10. Sldman's" Lane—Gaiety, Montreal. Can., 26- March 3; Empire, Albany, N. Y-. 5-10. Sightseers—Colombia, New York, 26-March 3; Casino, Brooklyn, 5-10. ___ Some Sbow—Orphenm... Paterson, 26-March 8; Empire, Hoboken, 5-10. Spiegel's Berne—°P en 26-March 3: Gaiety. Kansas City, 5-10. Sporting Widows—Olympic, Cincinnati, 26- March 3: Chicago, 5-10. _ m _ m _^ M Star and Garter—People's, Philadelphia, 26- March 3; Palace. Baltimore, 5-10. Step Lively Girls—Cohen's, Poughkeepsie, March 1-8: Miner's Bronx, New York, 5-10. Twentieth Century Girls—Corinthian. Roch- ester, N. Y., 26-March 3; Bastable, Syra- cuse. N. Y., 5-7; Lamberg, Dtlca. N. Y.. 8-10. Watson's Beef Trust—Colonial, Providence, 26-March 3; Boston, 5-10. Watson-Wrotbe—Gaiety. Omaha. Neb. 26- March 8; open 5-10; Gaiety, Kansas City. 12-17. American Circuit American—Terre Haute, Ind., 26-28; Gaiety, Chicago, March 5-10. Auto Girls—Springfield, Mass., March 1-3; Howard, Boston, 5-10. Broadway Belles—Open 26-March 3; Engle- wood, Chicago. 5-10. Beauty, Youth & Folly—International. Nia- gara Falls. N. Y.. 26-March 3; Star, To- ronto. Ont, 6-10. Big Review of 1017—Star, Brooklyn, 26- March 3 ; Holyoke, Mass., S-7 ; Springfield, 8-10. Cabaret Girls—Savoy, Hamilton, Can., 26- March 3; Cadillac. Detroit, 5-10. Charming Widows—Worcester, Mass., March 1-3; Amsterdam, N. Y„ 5-6; Schenectady, 7-10. Cherry Blossoms—Wllkesbarre, Pa., 28- March 8; South Bethlehem, 5; Easton, 6; Pottstown, 7; Trenton, N. J., 8-10. Darlings of Paris—Akron. ■ O., March 1-3; Empire, Cleveland, 5-10. Follies of Pleasure—Star, Toronto, Ont., 26-March 3; Savoy, Hamilton, Ont. 5-10. French Frolics—Cadillac, Detroit. 26-March 3; open 5-10: Englewood, Chicago, 12-17. Frolics of 1916—Empire, Cleveland, 26- March 3; Erie, Pa., 5-6: Ashtabula, 0., 7: Park, Yonngstown, O., 8-10. Ginger Girls—Gaiety. Brooklyn, 26-March 8; Academy, Jersey City, 5-10. Girls from Jovland—Standard, St. Lonls, 26- March 3; Terre Haute Ind 6-7. Girls from the Follies—Majestic. Indianap- olis. 26-March 3: Buckingham, Louisville, 5-10. Grownup Babies—Penn Circuit, 26-March 3; Gaiety, Baltimore, 5-10. Hello GlrlB—Hudson. Schenectady, 28- March 8: Bingham ton. N. Y. 5-6; Oneida, 7: International. Niagara Falls, N. Y., 8-10. Hello Paris—Olympic, New York, 26-March 3: Majestic, Scranton, Pa., 5-10. High Life Girls—Trenton, N. J., March 1-3; Star, Brooklyn, 5-10. Lady Buccaneers—Majestic, Scranton, 26- March S; Gaiety, Brooklyn, 5-10. Ltd Lifters—Yonngstown, 0., March 1-3; Penn. Circuit, 5-10. Military Maids—Gaiety. PhUa., 26-March 8; Olympic, New York, 6-10. Mischief Makers—Gaiety, Milwaukee, 26- March 3; Gaiety, Minneapolis, 5-10. Monte Carlo Girls—Englewood, Chicago, 26- March 3; Gaiety, Milwaukee, 5-10. Tacemakers—Howard, Boston, 26-March 3; New Bedford, 5-7; Worcester, 8-10. Parisian Flirts—Trocadero, Pnlla., 26-March 3; Mt. Carmel. Pa., 5; Shenandoah, 6; Wllkesbarre, Pa.. 7-10. Pat White's—Gaiety, Baltimore, 26-March 3; Fhlla., 5-10. Record Breakers—Open 26-March 3 ; Century, Kansas City, 5-10. September Morning Glories—Gaiety. Chicago, 20-March 3 ; Majestic. Indianapolis, 5-10. Social Follies—Star. St. Paul, 26-March 3: Standard, St. Louis, 5-10. Tempters—Lyceum, Columbus, O., 26-March 3 : Newark. O, 5; JaneBvllle. 6; Canton. 7 : Akron. 8-10. Thoroughbreds—Gaiety. Minneapolis. 26- Marxh 3; Star, St. Paul, 5-10. Tourists—Academy. Jersey City, N. J., 26- March 3; PhUa., 6-10. U. S. Beauties—Buckingham, Louisville: 26- March 3; Lyceum. Columbus, 0., 5-10. MINSTRELS Al. G. Field—Belleville, 111.. 28: Sedulla. Mo.. March 1; Springfield. 2 : Joplln. 3-4 ; Parsons, Kan.. 5: Coffeyvllle, 6; Inde- pendence. 7; BartlesvUle, Okla. 8: Tulsa. 9-10. Huntington. F. C. Minstrels (J. W. West, mgr.)—Tarpon Springs, Fla., March 2; Clearwater. 3; St. Petersburg. 5: Tampa. 6; Ybor City. 7: Plant City. 8; Lakeland. 0: Klsslmmee. 10. IF YOU WANT sympathy get married. If yon want advice gat a lawyer, but, If you want up-to-date comedy material get It from THE NEW No. 2 McNALLY'S BULLETIN Everything New, Bright and Original PRICE Sl.OO MoSALLY'S BTTLLETLY Bo. 1 contain* 17 BCSEAMISQ MONOLOGUES. Tor He- brew, Irish, Black sad Walts Face, Dutch. Tramp. Wop. Female and Stomp Speech. 10 GREAT ACTS FOR TWO MAXES. Each act an applause winner. 9 KOABISO ACTS FOB. 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