The New York Clipper (February 1917)

February 28, 1917 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 31 What Do You Think of HENRY LEWIS? *' Well, that's what we think of him, and a OH JOHNNY! OH JOHNNY! OH!! ff Words by ED. ROSE Music by ABE OLMAN Makes him so much greater! PERFORMERS: Take a leaf out of his book. Improve your act—do, do, do; what Henry did.—Get this wonderful song—The seed that grows the encore bud. PIONEERS MAKE EMPIRES We are the pioneers in a new kind of sons and "At Seven, Seventeen and Seventy (Daddy Loved the Same Sweet Girl)" Word* by RAYMOND EGAN Music by ABE OLMAN Is going to be the biggest hit in every Empire, Republic and Country in the music loving world. FORSTER MUSIC PUBLISHER, Inc. CHICAGO NEW YORK MARVIN LEE, Prof. Mgr. ABE OLMAN. MfT. 42 Grand Open House Bid*. 146 West 45th St. EMILIE SISTERS DIRECTION LEW COLDER NEW THE VALLEY OF LOVE CARL RUDOLPHO, Publisher 648 Morningside. 293 Lenox Ave, New York TAKE NOTICE: The Copyright on toe * -TWO ORPHANS" has been extended under the law of 1909. the use of any versions or parts thereof is an infringe- ment on mjr copyright and will be protected to the extent of the law. L. T. FETZER,'Attorney, . MRS. CHAS. A. STEVENSON IIS Broadway, New York City. N. Y. «" ■ .• (Kate Claxton) MADISON'S BUDGET \I 1 1* When yoa consider that the nlft I ll man who publishes MADI- ""•• _jT SON'S BUDGET also writes for Nat Wills, Frank Tinney. Al Jolaon, etc.. little more need be said. MADISON'S BUDGET No. 16 contains 12 original mono- logues, 8 great acts for two males and 7 for male and female, a bright Irish act for three people, 20 sure-fire parodies, 4 professional minstrel . first-parts, a screaming " tabloid comedy, entitled "Hare Mercy, Judge"; also hundreds of nifty gags and runny sidewalk bits. Remember the price of MADISON'S BUDGET No. IS is only ONE DOLLAR; or for $1.50 I will send BUDGET Nos. IS and IS. JAKES MADISOH, 1058 Third Arams, Hew York. CHICAGO MANUSCRIPT CO MANUSCRIPT FLAYS ■MUSICAL -COMEDIES STABLOIDS. ETC. 431 HO. CLARK ST. CHICACO.IU WANTED Short cast manuscripts. FRED BYEBS, 611 Soble Ave., Outhrie. OkU. WANTED FOR DOROTHY BORR CO-QUICK— Youas woman for lugenneK and Juvenile*. Woman for characters and heavies. Man for character! and sen. boa. All must hav* quick studies and make salaries low. Prefer those doing specialties. M*g*rs In Peooa. and 0. send In open time. One and two week stands. J. 8. XoLATJOHIXN, Caldwell, O., week of Feb. 26; Byeeviiie. O., week of March 5. WANTED Young Woman Pianist To double small put*. Address Klark- Urb«n Co. Montpelier, Vermont, week Feb. 26; Newport, Vermont, week Marcb S. HARDEN KLARK. Wanted 'montTnV co. Man for,- general business to handle stage. Full particulars first letter. Address BANK- SON A MORRIS, Cleveland, Okla., Mar. 3. Enid, Old*., Mar. 5: Harper, Kan*., Mar. 6. JOHN BRUNTON STUDIOS v Productions of Every Description For Public, Private, Professional and Non-Professional Performances SCENERY, PROPERTIES, STAGE FURNISHINGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone: Bryant 5914 TiJW* WEST 41ST STREET, NEW YORK CENTRAL TRUNKS 26 In., 113.00; 28 In., 114.00;..82 In., 115.00; 86 In.. 116.00; 40 ID., $17:60. Clrcna Trunks, 24x18x16. (11.50. Bin Trunks, 30x28x16, inside, 613.60. - 1.1 too Trunks. 42ftx28!4xl2. Inside, 618.00. Snipped on receipt of 66, balance C. O. D.. except otct 800 miles, then remit the whole amount. CENTRAL TItTJNK FACTORY. Est. 1864. SIMONS St CO.. 3. W. cor. 7th and Arch Streets. Philadelphia. MILLER & KENT ••-■-v. 3 a^SBjAIS OF VAUDEVILLE) •• '.'. Be* to Ahkounxo that They Are Conducting SCHULICH'S EXCLUSIVE SAMPLE STYLE SHOP Coats, Suits, Dresses and Gowns .-■•:•- ■-■-■ THEATRICAL PATRONAGE SOLICITED ■ - — •■ ■ MM W. 44th STREET NEW YORK CITY Dan Dix & Virgil WITH STAMPEDE RIDERS SONG WRITERS ^^J^^g^ PERFORMERS ROBT. H. BRENNEN./1433 Broadway. N.ir: ETHEL MAE BARKER "KUBELIK IN PETTICOATS" Direction GEORGE SOFRANSKI SLAYMAN All *: Producer 01 » ORIENTAL NOVELTIES 764 6th At., New York Phone Errant 8950 w VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT BOS DELAWARE BUD d.. CHIC AGO