Show World (April 1909)

April 24, 1909. THE SHOW WORLD 27 MULLIN FILM SERVICE Cor. South Salina and East Fayette Sts., SYRACUSE, N. Y. SCRANTON, PA., Real Estate Exchange Bldg , 136 Washington street. KANSAS CITV, MO., 215-216 Argyle Bldg. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., Deane Building, 226 Fourth Street, South. New Theater Obstructed. Sunbury, Pa., April 19. The promoters of the theater which eastto have been erected here by the i'lanchfi Amusement company, of iWBvaudevilie and moving pic¬ tures, are up against it unless they can tenStjt. out of the build- leased. I The tenant runs in the part of the build- scompany intends to use for the ^K’the theater and does not .vacate unless they see fit to location as good as the one . and-also for other considera- fAs the matter stands, the the- been started and develop- in the affair.—Mc- Asks Big Damages. St. Paul, Minn., April 19. Arguments were made Satur- • case of Mrs. Emma M. Lb J|singer, vs. the Minneapolis & Louis Ry. Mrs. Libaire was injured ipision between an auto and a Lake Minnetonka last August »that as a result of such acci- will never be able to earn She asks damages ag- >«S3ting $25,692.—BARNES. Granted a Divorce. St. Paul, Minn., April 19. jAlfred Roger Smith, formerly P g ? ett - was g r a nted a di- « m district court here last week ; .f e ground of desertion. Mrs. ijjpBBBpd two or three seasons ‘ ttle , George Fawcett stock com- T a "d also witi, the Neil stock com- “r. Smith was stage manager 1 rae former company at that time. h ,' y . ffer « married March 1, 1907, in Hi..un.. liam Farnum and his wife, ,.jj. ™™*> were the attendants at the '"Wmg.-BARNES. Nebraska House Burned. ■p. Alliance, Neb., April 17. Ipt.K j r),sta * theater here was com- ,e ‘y destroyed by fire. S. R. O. SIGN DISPLAYED AT EVERY PERFORMANCE. GRAND AT ST. PAUL TO PLAY MORRIS ACTS. San Bernardino, Cal., April 18. At the present time the Unique the¬ ater is doing the biggest business of its career. Under the capable manage¬ ment of J. W. Leonard only high-class vaudeville acts are secured, and San Bernardino’s liberal and discerning the¬ ater-goers show their appreciation by packing the theater at every perform¬ ance. The seating capacity of the Unique is 1,200 and a capacity house is in attendance at nearly every perform¬ ance. Without exception, every Satur¬ day and Sunday night for the last three months, the S. R. O. sign has been displayed. The Unique staff is as follows: Manager, J. Wheaton Leon¬ ard; treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Leonard; stage manager, L. Leonard; musical director, E. DeSoto; operator, Wm. Mather; chief usher, C. Suddarth.—E. L. W. St. Paul, Minn., April 22. The Grand will open as a contin¬ uous vaudeville house for the summer sgason May 2, returning to the regular popular price shows next season. Man¬ ager T. L. Hays will run it on the same plan as his Minneapolis house, the Bijou, giving a continuous show from noon to 11 p. m. consisting of vaudeville acts furnished by Wm. Mor¬ ris, Independent moving pictures, and illustrated songs. Pictures will be changed daily and vaudeville twice weekly. Ten cents admission will be charged.—BARNES. Shuberts to Enter Boston. Boston, Mass., April 14. The Shuberts have purchased a site for a theater • at 263-267 Tremont street, from the Bond Estate. The name of the new house is to be the Lyric.—GROSSMAN. Settees and Opera Chairs especially for Amusement Parks 3000 of these Chairs and 10,000 feet of Settees furnished to White City, Chicago. f you want chairs quickly at lowest prices, write o the manufacturers making most of the chairs. Ask for Catalog T15. AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY CHICAGO CINCINNATI NEW YORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA 15 Wabash Avenue Mitchell Building 19 West I8th Street 70 Franklin Street 1235 Arch Street Branches in alt parts of the United States. ADDITIONAL ROU1ES TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE (Western)—Kansas City, Mo., April 25-May 1. THE BLOCKHEAD — Kenosha, Wis., April 25; Burlington, 26; Elk- horn, 27; Madison, 29; Fond du Lac, May 1; Racine, 2. TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE (Eastern)—Athens, Ga., April 26; Dalton, 27; Chattanooga, Tenn., 28; Tullahoma, 29; McMinnville, 30; Shel- byville, May 1; Fayettville, 3; Colum- THE COWPUNCHER (Central)- Osceola, Iowa, April 26; Corydon, 27; Seymour, 28; Princeton, Mo., 29; Gal¬ latin, 30; Maysville, May 1; Kansis City, 2-8. Closed for Reorganization. Minneapolis, Minn., April 19. The Other Girl, which has been playing one-night stands through the northwest, closed at Elbow Lake, Minn., April 12, for re-organization and the performers remaining with the show are here for a weeks’ lay off, while the management secures new people. Mrs. Sarah Thomas is owner of the show and Frank Kelly, of Chicago, is man¬ ager and leading man.—BARNES. ME-GRIM-INE I-Ok ALL. PuKMS of HEADACHE and NEURALGIA Write for a Free Trial Box The DR. WHITEHALL MEGRIMINE CO., (Sold by Druggiats) SOUTH BEND, IND. ■•BiMi^HaaKstablished 188a - Shooting Galleries and Baseball Targets ===== WRITE FOR PRICE LIST - - Wm. Wurfflein, 2 °PHiLADlLPii?A, S pA. et