The New York Clipper (January 1918)

January 16, 1918 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 23 ^•^^.^■ay^^'/y^y^yfrfrs^^yy/^ F&E 9 Nm>2&t Wte<&lk, U. B. O. NEW YORK CITY. Palace—Theodore Kossloff & Co.—Joe Jackson— FraDkljD Anlell & Co.—Florcoze Teuiiiest—Duffy JL Inglis. (tour to Oil.) Riverside—Lew Dockstader—Jocle Heather A* Co.—Lady Duff-Gordon—Joe. E. Bernard & Co.— Prosper & Maret—McCarthy A Fayc—W. J. Reilly —Sylrla Loyal A Co.—Parriah & Pern, Colonial—Gladys Hanson—Dooley & Sales—Hal- leD & Fuller—Flanagan & Edwards—Watson Sis- ters—-Kobelick, Alhambra,—Nat Nararro & Co.—Bobt. T. Haines i Co.—Renee Florigny—Great Lestoo. Boyal—Juno Salmo—Mary Marble. BROOKLYN, Jf. Y. Buanwick—Gyel A Vadle—'The Cure"—Ed- wards* Revue—Darras Bros.—Bock-xell A Wood— •Cnmmings A Mltchel—Flatow A Fields—"Hit Ute Trail." Orphen-n—Frances Kennedy—Jas. & Bessie Thornton—Valcsta Suratt. BUFFALO, N. Y. Keith's—Lambert A Ball—Jas. Lncas A Co.— Win. Gaxton & Co.—Jennie Middleton—Meehan's Dogs—Kenny. Mason A Schall—Conroy & Lemalre. BOSTON, MASS. Keith's—Julian Eltinge—The Dnttons—Harry ■Clarke—McWatters A Tyson—Hlckey Bros.—Fox & Ingrabam. BALTIMORE, MS. Harylaad—Nellie AUen—"Makers of History"— MclUnger & Myers—Beatrice Herford—Coakley & Ducleavy—Diamond A Brennen—LeRoy, Talma A Bosco. COLUMBUS, OHIO. Keith's—Merlan's Dogs—Venlta Gonld—-Gonid A Lewis—Fox & Ward—Brendel A Bert—Yvette A Saranof—"Naughty Princess." CINCINNATI, OHIO. Keith's—Bailey ft Cowan—Herman ft Shirley— McMahon ft Chanelle—Browning ft Denny—Adair ft Adelphi—Lucille Cavanagti—Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Barry. CLEVELAND, OHIO. Keiths—Cecil Cunningham—Ed Morton—Llght- ner ft Alexander—Whiting A Burt—Sansone ft De- lila. DAYTON. OHIO. Keith's—Marxella'g Birds—Cnas. Grapewln ft Co.—Seven Bracks—Helen Trli & Jose—Moss ft Frye—Billy McDermott—McKay A Ardiue. DETROIT, MICH. Keith's—Jsck Alfred ft Co.—Hallen ft Hunter— Geo. Kelly A Co.—Karl Emmy's Pets—Kataerlne Powell—Brice ft Barr Twins—Harry Fox—Al Ab- bott. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Empress—Dcl.eon ft Davies—Frits A Lucy Bruch—Walter Weems—Evelyn Nesbltt A Co.— Three Apollos. HAMILTON. CAN. Keith's—Six American Dancers—LeaTltt ft Lock- wood—Gallagher & Lemaire. INDIANAPOLIS, XND. Kaith'a—Lydell A Higgina—•Reckless Ere"— Joyce, West ft Senna—Kerslake'a Pigs—Garcinettl Bros.—Use Samuels. LOUISVILLE, KY. Kelth'a—Kenny ft Bonis—Ed Reynard—Great Leon—Jim ft Marlon Harklns—"Dream Fantasies" —McClure ft Dolly—"Tango Shoes." MONTREAL. CAN. Keith's—Morris & Campbell—Fink's Mules- Louis Simon A Co.—Calts Bros.—Seymour Brown Co.—Grace De Mar—Maud Earl A Co. PITTSBURGH, PA. Keith's—Briscoe A Rauh—Eddie Leonard Co.— Mabel Russell Co.—Una Clayton A Co. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Keith's—Three Escsrdos—Dooley ft Nelson— Weber ft Rednor—Nonette—Violet Besson A Co.— McClellan ft Carson—Benaee ft Baird—Hawthorne ft Anthony. ■ PROVIDENCE, B. I. Kelth'a—Bobt. E. Keane—"Bonfire of Old Em- pires"—Abbott A White—Dorothy Brenner—Stew- srt A Donahue—Farrell-Taylor A Co.—Maxl-nll- llan'a Dogs—Mssie King A Co. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Temple—Mullen A Coogan—Bert Levy—MIgnon —Gordon A Blca—Adelaide A Hughes—Mack A Walker—Bome ft Cox—Delro. TOLEDO, OHIO. Keith's—"Girl of Delhi"—Jack Lavler—Holmes ft Buchanan—Santos ft Hayes—Kitner, Hawley ft McClay—The Mclntyrea—Four Bards. TORONTO, CAN. Keith's—Walter C. Kelly—Earl Cavar.aogta A Co. —Dickinson A Deagon—Edwards' Bandbox Revue —Blssett A Bestry—Casting Campbells. WASHINGTON, D. C. Keith's—Dong Fong Gne A Haw—Lewis A White —J. A E. Connolly—Bob Matthews A Co.—Eddie Dowllag—Bancroft ft Broske—Idania Troupe— Elsie Janls. TOUNGSTOWN, OHIO. Kaith'a—Sallle Fisher ft Co.—Pletro—Alexander O'Neal ft Sexton—Milt Collins—Clark ft Lavler— Panuns Troupe—Joe Dealy ft Sister. ORPHEUM CIRCUIT CHICAGO, ILL. Pslaoe—"In the Zone"—Ford Sisters A Co.— Imbofr. Conn A Coreene—Moore A Whitehead— Chlnko A Co.—lack Wilson A Co.—-Gilbert A »r«HUnd—Llbonati. Majestio—Cecil Lean ft Mayflcld—Al Herman— Albertina Rasch St Co.—Unrry £- Eva Sharrock— Gallagher ft Martln-wTuree Vagrants—Arthur Havel A Co.—Gene LeTna—Roland Travers. CALGARY, CAN. Orpheum—Cressy ft Dayne—Morton ft Glass— Scarplon" ft Varrara—Kerr ft Weston—Alfred La Tell ft Co.—Zeigler Sisters ft Kentucky Fire—AL Snayne. DENVER, COLO. Orpheum—Four Husbands—Jas. H. Cullen— Harry Von Tassen—Winona Winters—Robbie Gor- done—Herbert's Dogs—Claude ft Fannie Usher. DES KOINES, IA. Orphenm—Blossom Seeley A Co.—Harold Dukane ft Co.—Josefsson Troupe—Lucille A Cookie—Var- don ft Perry—Bert Baker ft Co.—Basil ft Allen. DTTLUTH, kuTV. Orphenm—"Vanity Fair"—Harry Holman A Co. —McDonald & Boland—H. A E. Conley—Hanlon ft Clifton—Regal ft Bender— Will Oakland ft Co. KANSAS CITY, MO. Orphenm—Trliie Frlganxa A Co.—Towers A Darrell—Mr. A Mrs. Melburne—Lloyd A Brltt— Bert Hughes ft Co.—Raymond WUhert—Arthnr Deagon. LINCOLN, NEB. Orpheum—Nan Halperln—Burt ft Johnson A Co. —Ratli Bros.—Golet Harris A Morley—Ioleen Bis- ters—Ben Linn—Emily Ann Wellman A Co. LOS ANGELES. CAL. Orphenm—Scotch Lads A Lassies—J. A B. Kor- ean—"For Pity Sake"—Herbert Cllftoit-Mont- cc-mery * Perry—Sylvester A Vance—Fanchon A Marco—Tyler & St. Claire—Travers ft Douglas. MEMPHIS, IENN. Orpheum—Koun's Sisters—George Damarel ft Co. —Four Haley Sisters—Porter J. White A Co.— Mile. Lietxet—FlUgerald A Senna—The Five Nel- sons. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Orpheum—Kalmar & Brown—Nellie Nichols— Val & Ernie Stanton—Allen ft Francis—Looey Haskell—Louis Hart. MILWAUKEE, WIS. Orpheum—Emmet Corrigan—Aveling A Lloyd— Frankie Heath—Milo—Lyons ft Yosco—Three Bobs —Jack Connelly ft Co.—Burdella Patterson. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orpheum—Marck's Jungle Players—Misses Camp- bell—-Mra. Gene Hughes A Co.-^Seven Honey Boys —Robins—Imperial Duo—Juggling Nelson. OMAHA, NEB. Orpheum—Sophie Tucker A Co.—Cooper A Rlcarlo—Frank Westpnal—Cooper ft Robinson— Imperial Jim Jesu—Skating Bear—"In the Dark." OAKLAND, CAL. Orpheum— Elsa Roegger A Co.—Bert Sworr— Avon Comedy Four—Clara Howard—Kaoaxawa Japs—Connelly ft Craven—Holt & Rosedale. PORTLAND, ORE. * Orpheum—Four Marx Bros.—Comfort ft King— Bessie Rempel ft Co.—Doc. O'Nell—Mogarr & Co. —"Five of Clubs"—Moore ft Haager. SACRAMENTO, STOCKTON ft FRESNO. CAL. Orpheum—Mclntyre ft Heath—Harry Green A Co.—The Gandsmltbs—Frank Crnmlt—Rae Ellnore Ball—Anna Chandler—Alexander Kids. SEATTLE. WASH, Orphenm—Cams ft Comer—Bernle & Baker— Eoothby ft Everdeen—Altruism—Claude Roode A Co.—Selma Braatz—Stan Stanley Co. 8T. PAUL, MINN. Orpheum—Elisabeth Murray—Foster Ball Co.— Pblna ft Co.—Fradkln ft Co.—Three Weber Girls— Cycling Brunettes—Sarah Padden A Co. ST. LOUIS, MO. Orpheum—"Submarine F 7"—Jean Adair A Co. —Ellnore A Williams—Sautly A Norton—Nina Payne—Clark A Verdi—Three Natalie Sisters. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Orpheum—Harriet Rempel A Co.—Levoles— Willie Weston—Three Steward Sisters—Edwin George—"Tennessee Ten"—Williams A Wolfcs. BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Orphenm—Alan Brooks ft Co.—Toots Faka A Co. —King A Harvey—Mack ft Earl—Bee Ho Gray ft Co.—The Grabs—Joseph Howard's Bevue—Alaska Trio. VANCOUVER, CAN. Orpheum—Hyama ft Mclntyre—Bernard A Janls —Harry Beresford A Co.—Stuart Barnes—Val- nova's Gypsies—Ruth Roye—Apdale's Animals. WINNIPEG, CAN. Orphenm—Gertrude Hoffman—Leo Beers—Ed- ward Esmond? A Co.—Kelly ft Galrln—Ell da Morris—Rouble Sims. LOEW CIRCUIT NEW YORK CITY. American (First Half)—Rambler Sisters—Hubert Dyer ft Co.—Tracer ft McBrlde—"Old Soldier Fid- dlers",—Edith Ferguson—Camerson. DeWitt ft Co. —University Four. (Last Half)—Dean A Doau— GUson A DeMont—Gleasons ft O'Hoolihan—Hunter ft Godfrey—"Peach on the Beach"—El Cota— Clark & Francis—Gorman Bros.—Lonardo Trio. Boulevard (First Half)—Tokai Japs—Ferguson ft Sunderland—Jessie Haywood A Co.—Tbos. Potter Dunne—Kxtapp ft Cornelia. (Last Half)— McGee A Anita—Robinson ft Dewey—Chaa. A Sadie Mc- Donald—Willie Solar—Stephen Slaters. Avenue D (First Half)—Savannah ft Georgia— Lony Naae—El Cota—Enid Sena A Co. (Last (Continutd on page 34.) Chas. K. Harris has all the big song hits for the new year. If you doubt it, just read the titles and you will be convinced. a IS THERE A LETTER FOR ME?" A leaf torn from Life's History "WHEN THE CHERRY TREES ARE BLOOMING IN JAPAN" A breath of perfume, wafted from Oriental Japan it JUST A BIT OF DRIFTWOOD " (ON THE SEA OF LIFE) A heart-story sons; classic t. WILL YOU BE TRUE?" A waltz "dream" song of I g ot love a And the reigning song successes of the day I MISSjTHE OLD FOLKS NOW" By VAN & SCHENCK "SWEETNESS" (HONEY-SUCKLE OF MINE) By EDDIE LEONARD a WHAT A WONDERFUL DREAM" (IT WOULD BE) A descriptive heart-story song And CHAS. K. HARRIS'S successful ballads: "BREAK THE NEWS TO MOTHER" "LOVE O' MINE" "YANKEE" (He's There, All There). "I'LL SEE YOU LATER, YANKEE LAND" "YOU KISSED ME" (And Said Good-Bye) "KATHLEEN, MY ROSE" And the instrumental Waltz sensation of the World: it DRY YOUR TEARS" Professionals playing New York can secure full and complete copies and orchestrations in any key. by calling at the office—where six Pianists are B always ready and pleased to teach you any song on the above list Professional Copies sent upon request of—'professionals' only. Non- professionals can secure any of the above song hits from their local Music (tores in any city in the world. Address all communications direct to: CHAS. K. HARRIS Columbia Theatre Building 47th Street and Broadway New York City •sss'ssssssss/sssssss/ssss/ss/ys/ss^^ masazaasza