The New York Clipper (January 1918)

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January 23, 1918 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 25 Route. Must Reach Thu Office Not Later Than Saturday DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL AngUD, Margaret Fulton—N. T.. lndef. Adams, Maude—Pittsburgh. Pa., 21-26. "Broadway After Dark' r (Woodhall Amuse- ment Co.)—Johnson City, 111., 24; Benton, 25; Mollne, 26; Cairo, 27; Charleston. Mo.. 28; Sekeaton, 29; Anna., 111., SO. "Blind Youth"—39th St. Theatre, N. Y., ln- def. "Business Before Pleasure"—Bltlnge, N. Y„ lndef. •Boomerang"—Tremont, Boston, lndef. Barrymore. Ethel—Empire, N. Y., lndef. ••Cohan Revue of 1918"—New Amsterdam, N. Y., lndef. "Cheer Up"—Hippodrome, lndef. "Come Out of the Kitchen"—Powers, Chi- cago, 21-26. "Con Chin Chow"—Century, N. Y„ lndef. "Copperhead, The"—Shubert. Boston, 21-Feb. 2. "Doing Our Bit"—Winter Garden, N. Y., ln- def. "Eyes of Youth"—Mazlne Elliott's Theatre, lndef. "Experience"—Manhattan O. H., N. Y., 21- Feb. 8. "Fio-Plo"—Cort. N. Y.. lndef. "Flame, The"—San Diego. Cal.. 24-25-26: "Flora Bella"—East Liverpool. O., 24: Beaver Falls, Pa„ 25; Sharon, 26; Frank- lin, 28: Oil City. 29: Meadvllle. 30. "Gypsp Trail, The"—Cort, Chicago, lndef. "Oypsy Trail, The"—Plymouth, N. Y., lndef. "Going Up"—N. Y., lndef. "General Post"—Gaiety. N. Y.. indef. "Heritage"—Playhouse, indef. "Her Regiment"—Lyric, Phila., 21-26. "Happiness"—Criterion, N. Y., lndef. "Henpecked Henry" (West) ((Woodhall Amusement Co.)—Windsor, Ho., 24 ; Ap- pleton City, 25; Greenfield, 26; Mt. Grove, 28; Thayer, 29. "Henpecked Henry" (Central) (Woodhall Amusement Co.)—Tlffton, Ga.. 24; East- man, 25; Wrlgbtville, 28: MllledgevlUe, 28; Eastonton, 29: Madison, 30. "Hans und Fritz"—South Bend, Mich., 24; Valparaiso, 25; Logansport, 26. "Human Soul. The"—Toronto, Can., 21-26. "Hamilton"—Broad. Phlla.. lndef. "Have a Heart"—Forrest, Phila.. 21-Feb. 2. "Jack o' Lantern"—Globe, N. Y., Indef. "King, The"—Cohan's, N. Y., lndef. "Lombard, Ltd."—Morosco, N. Y., indef. "Land of Joy"—Knickerbocker. N. Y., 21-26. "Lord and Lady Algy"—Broadhurst, N. 'Y.. 21-26. "Lilac Time"—Cohan's Grand. Chicago, lndef. "Maytime"—Studebaker, Chicago, lndef. "Man Who Came Back"—Princess. Chicago, lndef. Mantell. Robt.. Co.—Nashville. Tenn., 21-26. "Man Who Stayed at Home"—Playhouse. Chicago, lndef. "Man who Came Back"—Wilbur. Boston, ln- def. "Mother Carey's Chickens"—Majestic, Bos- ton, indef. "Mavtime"—Shubert, N. Y., lndef. "Man from Wlcklow"—Standard, N. Y.. 21- 26. Mack Andrew—Norfolk. Va., 24-26; Newport News, 28; Richmond. 29-31. "Nothing But the Truth"—Plymouth, Boston, lndef. Naughty Wife, The"—Harris, N. Y., 21-26. "Ob, Doctor" (Woodhall Amusement Co.) — Pblllppl, W. Va., 24; Clarksburg. 25: Graf- ton, 26: Sblnneston, 28; Slstersvllle, 29; St. Mary's. 30. "Oh, Boy"—Casino. N. Y. indef. "Ob. Boy"—La Salle. Chicago, 21-Feb* 2. "Odds and Ends"—Bijon, N. Y., 21-26. "Over the Top"—*8th St. Roof, N. Y.. lndef. "Oh! Johnny, Oh!" (Floyd King, mgr.) — Goldsboro, N. C, 23; Wilmington. 24: Lumberton. 25; Fayettevllle, 26: Hamlet, 28; Darlington, S. C 29: Sumter, 80; Columbia, 31; Newberry, Feb. 1: Green- wood, 2. W. B. Patron (Frank B. Smith, mgr.) — Waverly. 111.. 25: Staunton. 26 : Alton, 27 : DuQuoin, 29; Benton. 30: Johnson City. 31. "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath"—Republic, N. Y., lndef. "Pollv with a PaBt"—Belasco, N. Y., lndef. "Pretty Papa" (Woodhall Amusement Co.)— Loudonvllle, Ohio, 24 ; Titan, 25: Sycamore, 26: Fremont, 27 : Wadsworth, 28; Sharon, Pa • 2 °- „* ~ "Passing Show 1917"—Chestnut St. Opera House, Phlla., lndef. "Riviera Girl"—Colonial, Boston, 21-26. ■Rambler Rose" (Chas. Frobman. mgr.) — Buffalo, N. Y.. 21-26. „ . "Step Lively" (Woodhall Amusement Co.)— Harrisonburg. Va.. 24: Winchester, 25; Charleston. W. Va., 28: Gettysburg, Pa.. 28: York, 29: Lebanon, 30. Skinner, Otis (ChaB. Frobman, mgr.)—Balti- more. Md., 21-26. _ . _, "Stop. Look. Listen"—Canon City. Col., 24: Leadvllle, 25 : Denver. 28-Feb. 4. "Sunny South" Company (J. C. Rockwell, mer.)—East Palestine, O., 24: Ellwood Citv, 25 ; Beaver Falls, Pa.. 26; Butler, 28: Cblcora. 29; Vandergrift, 30. __ "Success"—Park So., Boston. 21-26. "Successful Calamity, A"—Adelphl, Phlla.. te- net "Seventeen"—Booth. N. Y., lndef. "Turn to the Right"—Garrlck, Phlla., lndef. "Thirteenth Chair"—Hollla. Boston, lndef. "Tailor Made Man"—Cohan & Harris, lndef. •Tiger Rose"—Lyceum, N. Y., Indet "Traffic in Souls"—Columbus, 24; Pardee- vllle, 25; Cambria. 26: Randolph. 27: Beaver Dam, 28: Iron Ridge. 29: Rleeh- fleld. 20: West Bend. 31: „ "Uncle Tom's Cabin" (Wm. Kibble)—Her- rlon. Dl., 24: Centralla, 25; Alton, 26; Springfield, 27; Bloomlogton, 28; Cham- paign. ?9. UTB US "Verr Idea. The"—Garrlck, Chicago, lndef. Washington Sq. Players—Comedy, N. Y., ln- def. "Why Marry"—Astor, N. Y., lndef. "Watch Your Step"—Winnipeg, Can., 21-26. Wilson. A I. H.—Syracuse, N. Y., 24-26 ; Penn Yan, 28; Seneca Falls. 29; C^vego, 30. "Yes or No"—Longacrc. N. Y.. lndef. Zlegfeld Follies—Illinois, Chicago, lndef. "Midnight FTolic"-—New Amsterdam Root N. Y7, lndef. INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT Attractions for the Week of January 27 Bushy's Minstrels—Imperial, Chicago. "Dangerous Girl, A"—St. Louis. "Girl Without a Chance"—Pittsburgh. "Hans und Fritz"—Milwaukee. "Little Girl in a Big City"—Orpheum, Phlla. Mutt and Jeff—Louisville. "Marriage Question, The"—Indianapolis. "One Girl's Experience"—Nashville. "Peg o' My Heart"—Youngstown. "Smarter Set, The"—Cleveland. "Story of the Rosary"—National. Chicago. "Thurston"—Birmingham. "Trail of the Lonesome Pine"—Detroit. STOCK Auditorium Players—Maiden, Mass., indet Alcazar Players—San Francisco, lndef. Apdell Stock Co.—Orpheum, York. Pa., lndef. Arlngton Stock Co.—Dawson, N. M., 20-26. Baker Stock Co.—Portland, Ore., lndef. Bunting, Emma, Stock Company—Savoy, Ft Worth. Tex. Bishop Players—Oakland. Cal.. lndef. Bonstelle, Jessie, Stock Co.—Star, Buffalo, N. Y. Burke. Melville Stock Co.—Academy, North- ampton, Mass. Cooper Baird Co.—Zanesville. O.. Indef. Crown Theatre Stock Co. (Ed Rowland I — Chicago, lndef. Comlcan Players—Bayonne. N. J., lndef. Cutter Stock Co.—Wellsboro. Pa„ 21-26. Coal Stock Co.—Music Hall. Akron, O. Corson Stock Co.—Chester Playhouse. Ches- ter, Pa. Cnzaneuve Paul Stock Co.—New Empire. Montreal, Can. Dominion Players — Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can., lndef. Dwlght, Albert, Players (G. .». Martin, mgr.) —K. and K. Opera House, Pittsburgh. Pa., indef. Dainty, Bessie, Players (I. E. Earle. mgr.)— Orpheum Theatre, Waco. Tex., lndef. Dublnsky Bros.—St. Joseph, Mo., lndef. Emerson Players—Lawrence. Mass., lndef. Elbert & Getchell Stock—Des Moines, la- Indef. Edwards. Mae, Players—Lindsay Art Con. till Feb. 2. Fielder. Frank. Stock—Mozart, Elmlra. N. Y.. lndef. Fifth Ave. Stock—Fifth Ave.. Brooklyn, ln- def. Grand Theatre Stock Co.—Tulsa, Okla., lndef. Glaser. Vaughn, Stock—Detroit, Mich., lndef. Glfford Young Co.—Clintonville. Wis., 21-26. Guy Stock Co.—Jefferson. Auburn. N. Y. Holmes. W. Hedge—Lyceum, Troy. N. Y.. indef. Jewett, Henry, Players—Copley, Boston. In- def. Katzes. Harrv. Stock—Salem. Mass.. lndef. Krueger. M. P.—WIlkes-Barre. Pa., lndef. Keith Stock—Providence. R. I. Keith Stock—Hudson, Dnion Hill, N. J. Lewis, Jack X„ Stock (J. W. Carson, mgr.)— Chester, Pa., lnoef. Liberty Players—Strand, 8an Diego. Cal. Lllley, Ed. Clark, Stock—Samuel's O. H.. .Tame'stown, N. Y. Levy. Robt.—Lafayette, N. Y.. lndef. Levy. Robt.—Washington, D. C. lndef. Leventhal. J. Stock Co.—Strand. Hoboken. N. J. La Grande Sisters Stock Co. (Mock-Snd-AU)— Rochester. Minn.. 21-26. _ Miller & Ball Stock Co. —Steubenvllle, O.. lndef. Moses * Johnson Stock—Paterson, N. J.. indef. Morosco Stock—Los Angeles, lndef. Martin, Lewis, Stock Co.—Fox. Joliet. 111. Menses. H. P., Stock Co.—Hyperion, New Haven. Conn. . Niegemeyer. C. A.—Minneapolis. Minn., lndef. Orobeum Stock Co.—Orpheum, Newark, N. J., lndef. _ . . . Oliver. Otis, Players—El Paso. Tex., lndef. Oliver, Otis, Players (Otis Oliver, mgr.)— Wichita, Kan., indef. . . . O'Hara-Warren-Hat^away—Brockton, lndef. Poll Stock—Brideeport. Conn. Poll Stock—Poll's. Hartford. Conn., lndef. Poll Stock—New Haven. Conn., lndef. Phelan. E. V.—Auditorium. Lynn. Mass., In- def. Plckert Stock Co.—Burlington. N. C.. 21-26. Pollack. Edith. Stock Co.—Diamond. New Orleans, lndef. _ Pitt Chas. D., Btock Co.—Reading. Pa. Peck. Geo.—Opera House. Rockford, 111. Bobbins Stock Co.—Rapid City. S. D- 21-26. Shannon 8tock Co.—rinevllle. Ky., 21-26. Shubert Stock—Shubert, St Paul, Minn., In- Somervllle Theatre Players — Somervllle, Mass., Indet _ _ Spooner. Cecil. Stock—Grand Opera House, Brooklyn, lndef. Sites-Emerson Co.—Lowell, Mass., Indet Sites-Emerson Co.—Haverhill. Mass.. lndef. Sned-E-Kerr Co.—Salem. Ore.. Indef. _ Sutohen, O. J.. Stock Co.—Boyd's. Omaha. ■ Williams. Ed. Stock—Orpheum, Elkhart, Ind. Wilkes Players—Wilkes. Salt Lake City, indet Wilkes Players—Seattle. Wash., lndef. Wilson. Tom—Morgan. Grand. Sharon. Pa. WeV.act, Morgan, Stock—Grand, Sioux City, la., lndef. Wallace, Chester, Stock Co.—Lyric, Butler, Pa. Woodward Stock Co.—Denham, Denver, Colo. Waldron. Chas.. Stock Co.—Waldron. Fltch- burg. Mass. Williams, Ed., Stock Co.—Slpe, Kokomo, Ind., indet Walsh Stock Co.—Majestic. Providence. R. I, Wlgwan Stock Co.—Wlgwan, San Francisco, Indef. BURLESQUE Columbia Wheel Al Reeves—Empire." Albany, N. Y., 21-26; Casino, Boston, 28-Feb. 2. Ben Welch—Empire, Newark. 21-26 : Casino. Philadelphia. 28-Feb. 2. Best Show In Town—Park. Bridgeport, 24-26; Colonial. Providence, 28-Feb. 4. Bowery—Olympic. Cincinnati, 21-26 ; Colum- bia, Chicago, 28-Feb. 2. Burlesque Revue—Star A Garter, Chicago. 21-26: Bercbell, Des Moines, Iowa, 27- Feb. 1. Burlesque Wonder Show — Berdell, Des Moines, Iowa, 20-24; Gayety. Omaha, Neb., 28-Feb. 2. Bon Tons—Empire. Toledo. O.. 21 -26: Lyric, Dayton. O.. 28-Feb. 2. Behman Show—Miner's, Bronx, New York, 21-26; Open, 28-Feb. 2: Orpheum, Peter- son, 4-9. Broadway Frolics—Bastable. Syracuse, N. Y. f 21-23; Lumberg. Dtlca. 24-26; Gayety, Montreal. Can.. 28-Feb. 2. Itostonlans—Casino. Boston. 21-26: Grand, Hartford, Ct, 28-Feb. 2. Follies of the Day—People's. Philadelphia, 21-26; Palace. Baltimore. 28-Feb. 2. Oolden Crooks—Empire. Brooklyn, 21-26; Park. Bridgeport, Ct. 31-Feb. 2. Hello America—Gayety. Boston, 21-26; Co- lumbia, New York, 28-Feb. 2. Harry Hastings—Gayetv, Washington. 21-26 ; Gayety. Pittsburgh. 28-Feb. 2. Hip. Hip. Hoorah—Grand. Hartford. Ct. 21- 26: Jacques. Waterbury, Ct, 28-Feb. 2. Howe. Sam—Orpheum, Paterson, 21-26: Ma- jestic, Jersey City. 28-Feb. 2. Irwin's Bl<? Show—Star. Cleveland. 21-2G: Empire. Toledo. O.. 28-Feb. 2. I.Ibertv Girls—Palace, Baltimore, 21-26: Rayety, Washington, 28-Feb. 2. Majestic—Gavety, Toronto. Can., 21-26: Gnyety, Buffalo, 28-Feb. 2. Merry Rounders—Columbia. Chicago. 21-26 : •ayety. Detroit. 28-Feb. 2. Million * Dolls—Corinthian. Rochester. 21- 26; Bastable, Syracuse, 28-30: Lumberg. Dtlca. 31-Feb. 2. Mollle Williams—Gayetv. Pittsburgh. 21-26: I Star. Cleveland. O., 28-Feb. 2. Marlon's Dave—Gayety. Detroit 21-20: Gay- etv. Toronto. Out. 28-Feb. 2. Maids of America—uayety. Kansas City, 21-26: Gayety, St. Louis. 28-Feb. 2. Oh. Girl—Jacoues, Waterbury. Ct.. 21-26: Pole's, Merlden. Ct, 28.30; Cohan's. New- burg. N. Y.. Sl-Feb. 2. Puss Puss—Casino, Brooklyn. 21-26; Em- pire. Newark, N. J., 28-Feb. 2. Roseland Girls—Gayety, Buffalo. 21-28; Cor- inthian, Rochester. N. Y., 28-Feb. 2. Rose Sydell's—Hurtlg & Seamon's. New York. 21-26: Empire, Brooklyn. 28-Feb. 2. Step Lively—Pole's, Merlden, Ct, 21-28; Cohen's. Newburg. N. Y„ 24-26: Hurtlg A Seamon's. New York. 28-Feb. 2. Star & Garter—Majestic, Jersey City. 21-26; People's. Philadelphia. 28-Feb. 2. Sporting Widows—Lyric, Dayton. O'., 21-26: Olympic. Cincinnati, O., 28-Feb. 2. Social Maids—Gayety, St. Louis. 21-26:8tar and Garter, Chicago, 28-Feb. 2. Sight Beers—Columbia, New York, 21-28; Casino, Brooklyn, 28-Feb. 2. Sam SIdman—Gayety, Montreal, Can.. 21-26 ; Empire, Albany, 28-Feb. 2. Spiegel's Review—Gayety. Omaha. Neb., 19- 25: Gayety, Kansas City, 28-Feb. 2. Some Show—Open 21-26: Orpheum, Pater- son, 28-Feb. 2. Twentieth Century Maids—Casino, Philadel- phia, 21-26; Miner's Bronx, New York, 28-Feb. 2. Watson's Beef Trust—Colonial. Providence. 21-26; Gayety. Boston. 28-Feb. 2. Amerian Wheel American—Empire, Chicago. 21-26 : Majestic, Fort Wayne. Ind., 27; Majestic. Indian- apolis. 28-Feb. 2. Army and Navy Girls—Garden. Buffalo, 21- 26: 8tar. Toronto, Ont. 28-Feb. 2. Aviators—Victoria, Pittsburgh, 21-26; Penn Circuit 28-Feb. 2. Anto Girls—Olympic, New York. 21-26; Gavety, Philadelphia, 28-Feb. 2. Broadway Belles—Gayety. Chicago. 21-26; Gayety, Milwaukee. 28-Feb. 2. Biff. Bing, Bang—Wilkes-Barre. 23-26: Em- pire, Hoboken. N. J., 28-Feb. 2. Cabaret Girls—Savoy. Hamilton. Can., 21-26; Cadillac, Detroit, 28-Feb. 2. Charming Widows—Majestic. Scranton, 21- 26; Blngbamton. N. Y.. 28; Oswego, 29; Niagara Falls. Sl-Feb. 2. Darlings of Paris—Emnlre. Cleveland. 21-26; Erie. Pa.. 28-29: Asb*abula. 0.. 30; Youngstown. 31-Feb. 2. Follies of Pleasures-Star, Toronto, Ont„ 21-26: Savoy, Hamilton, Ont.. 28-Feb. 2. Fortr Thieves—Gayety. Brooklyn. 21-26; Hudson. Schenectady, N. Y., 28-Feb. 2. French Frolics—Cadillac. Detroit. 21-26; Gayety, Chicago, 28-Feb. 2. Cny Morning Glories—Majestic. Indianapolis. 21-26; Terre Haute. 27: open 28; Feb. 2; Lvceum, Columbus, 4-9. Grown Dp Babes—Grand. Trenton, 23-26; Gnyety. Baltimore, 28-Feb. 2. ■■>"-• Girls from Follies—Onen. 21-26: Lyceum, Columbus. 28-Feb. 2. Girls from Joyland—Englewood, Chicago, 21-26: Empire, Chicago. 28-Feb. 2. Girls from Happyland—Star, Brooklyn. 21- 26: Gayety, Brooklyn. 28-Feb. 2. Hello Girls—Niagara Falls, 24-26: Garden. Buffalo. 28-Feb. 2. Innocent Maids—Star. St. Paul. 21-26: Du- luth, 27 : open 28-Feb. 2: Century. Kansas City, 4-9. Jolly Girls—Ilolyoke. Mass., 21-23: Spring- field. 24-26: Howard, Boston. 28-Feb. 2. Lid Lifters—Penn Circuit, 21-26; Grand, Trenton. 31-Feb. 2. Lady Buccaneers—Empire. Hoboken. 21-26; Star Brooklyn. 28-Feb. 2. Mischief Makers—Minneapolis. 21-20: Star, St. Paul. 28-Feb. 2. Military Maids—Trocadero, Philadelphia, 21- 26: South Bethlehem, 28: Easton, 29; Wllkesbarrc, 30-Feb. 2. Monte Carlo Girls—Gayety. Milwaukee. 21- 26: Gayety, Minneapolis, 28-Feb. 2. MUe-a-Mlnute Girls—Howard. Boston. 21-26: Lowell. Mass.. 28-30: Worcester. 31-Feb. 2. Orientals—Lyceum. Columbus, 21-26; Court, Wheeling, W. Va., 28-30; Grand. Akron. O., 31-Feb. 2. Pacemakers—Gayety. Philadelphia. 21-26: Majestic. Scranton. Pa., 28-Feb. 2. Pat White's—Gayety. Baltimore. 21-26; Trocadero, Philadelphia, 28-Feb. 2. Parisian Flirts—Hudson, Schenectady, 21- 26: Holyoke. Mass.. 28-30; Springfield, 31-Feb. 2. Review of 1918—Lowell. Mass.. 21-23: Wor- cester, 24-20: Olympic, New York, 28- Feb. 2. Record Breakers—Century. Kansas City, 21-26: Standard. St. Louis. 28-Feb. 2. Social Follies—Open, 21-26; Century. Kansas City. 28-Feb. 2. Some Babies—Standard. St. Louis. 21-26: Englewood. Chicago. 28-Feb. 2. Speedway Girls—Youngstown, 23-26: Vic- toria. Pittsburg, 28-Feb. 2. Tempters—Court. Wheeling, W. Va.. 21-23: Grand. Akron, O., 24-26; Empire, -Cleve- land. 28-Feb. 2. Penn Circuit Monday—New Castle. Pa. Tuesday—Johnstown, Pa. Wednesday—Altoona. Pa. Thursday—Harrisburg. Pa. • - Friday—York. Pa. TABLOIDS "Gate City Girls"—Rocky Mt, 21-26. "Gay New Yorkers"—Post City. Tex., 21-26. Hyatt 4 Lenore Musical Comedy (L. H. Hyatt, mgr.)—New Garrlck. Minneapolis, lndef. Lord & Vernon Musical Comedy Co.—Little Rock. Ark., lndef. Wells Musical Comedy Co.—Durham. N. C. 21-26. /arrow's "American Girls," Mrs. H, D. Zar- row, mgr.—Clarksburg, W. Va., 21-26. Zar row's "Zlg Zag Town Girls," Jack Fuquay, mgr.—Zanesville. O.. 21-2*. Zarrow'a "Variety Revue." Dick Manning. mgr.—Washington, Pa., 21-20. 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