The New York Clipper (January 1920)

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34 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER January 14, 1920 LETTER LIST ROUTES OF SHOWS COLUMBIA WHEEL Al Reeves' Show—Cohen's Newburgh. IX- 14; Cohen's Poughkeepsle, 15-17; Casino, Boston, 19-24. Abe Reynolds'—Columbia. New York, 12-17; Casino, Brooklyn, 19-24. Best Show In Town—Park, Youngstown. 12-14; Grand, Akron, 16-17; Star, Cleve- land, 19-24. Ben Welch Show—Jacques, Waterbury, 12- 17; Miner's Bronx. New York, 19-24. Behman Show—Gayety. Omaha, 11-17; Gay- ety, Kansas City. 19-24. Beauty Trust—Stamford, 14; Park, Bridge- port; 16-17; Cohen's Newburgv 19-21; Cohen's Poughkeepsle, 22-24. Billy Watson's Parisian Whirl—Palace, Bal- . tlmore. 12-17: Gayety. Washington, 19-24. Bon Tons—Orpheum, Paterson, 12-17; Ma- jestic, Jersey City. 19-24. Bowery—Bastable, Syracuse. 12-14; Lum- bers, TJtlca, 16-17: Gayety. Montreal. Can.. 19-24. Bostonlans—Gayety, "Washington, 12-17; Gayety. Pittsburgh, 19-24. Burlesque Revue—Olympic, Cincinnati, 12- 17; Star and Garter. Chicago. 19-24 Burlesque Wonder Show—Gayety. Montreal, 12-17; Empire, Albany, 19-24. Dave Marion Show—Gayety, 8t. Louis. 12- . 17: Columbia, Chicago. 19-24. Follies of the Day—Columbia, Chicago. 11- 17; Berchen, Des Moines, Iowa, 18-21. Girls A-La-Carte—Gayety. Kansas City. 11- 17; open, 19-24; Gayety, St. Louis, 26-31. Girls of the TJ. S. A.—Empire, Brooklyn. 12- 17: Empire, Newark, 19-24. Girls De Looks—Empire, Albany, 12-17; Gayety. Boston, 19-24. Golden Crooks—People's, Philadelphia, 12- 17; Palace. Baltimore, 19-24. Barry Hastings' Show—Star and Garter, Chicago. 11-17; Gayety, Detroit, 19-24. Hello, America,—Grand, Hartford, 12-17; Jacques, Waterbury, Conn., 19-24. Hip Hip Hooray—Gayety, Pittsburgh, 12-17; Park. Youngstown, O.. 19-21; Grand. Ak- ron. 22-24. Lew Kelly Show—Lyric, Dayton, 11-17; Olympic, Cincinnati, 19-24. Liberty Guis—Lay-off, 11-17; Gayety, St. Louis. 18-24. Maids of America—Gayety, Toronto, 12-17; Gayety. Buffalo. N. T.. 19-24. Million Dollar Dolls—Miner's Bronx, 12-17; Orpheum, Paterson, 19-24. MoUie Williams' Show—Gayety/ Detroit, 11- 17; Gayety. Toronto, Ont., 19-24. Oh. Girl—Star, Cleveland, 12-17; Empire, Toledo. 19-24. Peek-a-Boo—Gayety. Boston. 12-17; Grand, Hartford. Ct., 19-24. Boseland Girls—Miner's Empire, Newark, 12-17; Casino, Philadelphia. 19-24. Rose Sydell's London Belles Casino. Brooklyn. 12-17; People's, Philadelphia, 19-24. ■ Sam Howe's Show—Berchel Des Moines, 11-14; Gayety, Omaha, Neb., 19-24. Sight Seers—Gayety, Buffalo, 12-17; Gayety, Rochester, 19-24. Social Maids—Casino. Boston. 12-17; Colum- bia, New York, 19-24. Sporting Widows—Gayety, Rochester, 12-17; Bastab l e. Syracuse. 19-21; Lumberg, TJtlca, 22-24. Star and Garter Show—Majestic, Jersey City, 12-17; Perth Amboy, 19; Pallnfleld, 20; Stamford, Ct., 21; Park, Bridgeport. 22-24. Step Lively Girls—Empire, Toledo, 12-17; Lyric, Dayton, O., 19-24. Twentieth Century Maids—Hurtig & Sea- mon's. New York, 12-17; Empire, Brook- lyn. 19-24. Victory Belles—Casino. Philadelphia, 12-17; Hurtlg & Seamon's, New Tork, 19-24. AMERICAN WHEEL All Jazz Review—Plaza. Springfield, 12-17; Grand, "Worcester, 19-24. Aviator Girls—Cadillac. Detroit, 12-17; Englewood. Chicago, 19-24. Broadway Belles—Armory, Blnghamton, 12-14; International, Niagara Falls, 16-17; Star, Toronto. Ont., 19-24. Beauty Revue—Howard, Boston, 12-17; Em- pire, Providence, 19-24. Bathing Beauties—Trocadero, Philadelphia, 12-tli ML Morris, New York, 19-24. Blue Birds—Star. Brooklyn, 12-17; Plaza, . Springfield. Mass.. 19-24. Cabaret Girls—Majestic, Scranton, 12-17; Armory, Blnghamton, 19-21; International, Niagara Falls, 22-24. Cracker Jacks—Gayety. Minneapolis, 11-17; Gayety. Sioux City. Iowa, 19- J4. Dixon's Big Review—Gayety. Louisville, 11- 17; Empress, Cincinnati, 19-24. Edmond Hayes' Show—Tulsa, Okla., 11-16; Standard, St. Louis, 19-24. Follies of Pleasure—Gayety. Milwaukee, 11- 17; Gayety. St. PauL 19-24. French Frolics—Star, Toronto, 12-17; New Academy, Buffalo. 19-24. Girls From the Follies—Fen Circuit One Nights, 12-17; Gayety, Baltimore, 19-24. Girls From Joyland—Gayety, St. Paul, 11-17; Gayety. Minneapolis, 19-24. Girls-Girls-Glrls—Park. Indianapolis, 11-17; Gayety, Louisville, 19-24. Grown-up Babies—Broadway. Camden, 12- 16; Grand, Trenton, 16-17; Trocadero, Philadelphia, 19-24. Jazz Babies—Empress, Cincinnati, 12-17; FREE Latest Issue of HOW TO MAKE-UP Writ* or CUT M. Stein Cosmetic Co. 120 Was* 31st Steve*. New Vark Lyceum, Columbus, O., 19-24. Kewple Dolls—Englewood, Chicago, 11-17; Haymarket, Chicago, 19-24. Lid Lifters—Grand. Worcester, 12-17; How- ard, Boston. 19-24. Moonlight Maidens—Folly, "Washington, 12- 17: BUou, Philadelphia, 19- 24. Mischief Makers—Majestic, Wilkes-Barre, 12-17; Majestic. Scranton, 19-24. •• Monte Carlo Girls—Mt. Morris, New York, 12-17; Majestic, Wilkes-Barre, 19-24. Oh, Frenchy—Gayety, Brooklyn, 12-17; Gay- pty Mp WI* t " te* JL.d*»fi4 Pacemakers — Empire, 'Cleveland, 12-17; Cadillac. Detroit 19-24. Pat White Show—Gayety, Newark, 12-17; Broadway, Camden, 19-22; Grand, Tren- ton, 23-24. Parisian Flirts—Gayety, Sioux City, 11-16; Century, Kansas City, 19-24. Razzle Dazzle Girls—Lyceum. Columbus, 11- 17; Victoria. Pittsburgh. 19-24. Record-Breakers—New Academy, Buffalo, 12-17; Empire, Cleveland. 19-24. Round the Town—Victory. Pittsburgh. 12- 17; Penn Circuit, 19-24. Sliding BiUy "Watson Show—Bijou. Philadel- phia, 12-17; Empire, Hoboken. 19-24. Social Follies—Standard. St. Louis, 11-17; Park, Indianapolis, 19-24. Some Show — Gayety. Baltimore, 12-17; Folly. Washington, 19-24. Sport Girls—Century, Kansas City. 11-17; Tulsa Okla. 19-24 Stone & Pillard Show—Olympic, New York, 12-17; Gayety, Brooklyn, 19-24. Sweet Sweetie Girls—Haymarket, Chicago. 11-17: Gayety. Milwaukee. 19-24. Tempters — Empire, Providence, 12-17; Olympic New York, 19-24. World Beaters—Empire. Hoboken, 12-18; Star, Brooklyn, 19-24. PENN~ORCU»T Wheeling, W. Va.—Monday. Unlontown, Pa.—Tuesday. Johnstown, Pa.—Wednesday. 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The funeral was held at Campbell's or Tuesday. LEWIS O. HART, 78, actor, died Friday at The Actor's Fund Home, Staten Island He made his first appearance on the Btaee at the National Theatre. Wshlngton, D. C. ln 1888 and bis last was at the Atlanta Theatre, Atlanta, Ga., February 27, 191s. Deceased is survived by his widow, Lou- ise Plunkett and a daughter, Hellene Hart both actresses. Funeral services were held Monday at Campbell's Funeral parlors, under the auspices of The Actor's Fund of America. c DEATHS LENA MERVILLE. the musical comedy actress, passed away last week at the home of her brother-in-law, Frank Losee, ln Yonkers, N. Y. She was the daughter of Harnett Elmore and was born on board the steamship Caucasia in the Indian Ocean while her father was managing a tour of Joseph Jefferson. Five years later she played one of the children in Jefferson's "Rip Van Winkle." At Uilrteen, she entered musical comedy with Lydla Thompson and later played ln E. E. Rice's "Surprise Party." 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