Show World (June 1909)

28 THE SHOW WORLD June 5, isos. INDEPENDENT We Kent NEW Films. Write for OUR SPECIAL PRICES —All the Feature Productioi ■ Stuck lor Shipment.— CINCINNATI FILM EXCHANGE. WE HANDLE INTERNATIONAL PROJECTING & PRODUCING COMPANY’S [FILMS EXCLUSIVELV. MAIL LIST Gentlemer Alpha Trio Arnoldo, Arnt. Appelgate and Whiteside Baker, Nat Bannock Bros. , Mortimer Bell, Pet Bissetta & Scott. Blessings, The. Bowen, Harry. Bowers, Frederick Bronston, Effie. Bryant & Seville. Bull & Marshall. Burndt, Grant. Besham & Miller. Brydon, Prof. Buckley, J. J. Burgess, Neil Brenon, H. Buckley, J. Baker, Harry (Mu¬ sical). Burton, Thos. H. Boyd and Allen Bond and Benton Boyd, Robert Barlow, Billy Bonelli, Wm. Boden, Edmund H. Clark, M. L. Connors, Geo. Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Irving. Conser, Ellsworth Cooper, Lee S. Mailing List. Harris & Hilliard Irving, J. E. Jennings & Jewell. Jerome, Elmer. Josselin Trio. Julion & Dyer Johnson, Julius Kaiehi, Jape Keene, Billy. Kennedy, Fred C. King, Tom. Kitchie, Si Kitter, Joe. Kramer & Slieck Keeley Bros. Kalacratus La Belle Trio. ' ~ W. F. Sadie. Leslie & Grady. Lewis & Chapin. Lewis & Lewis. Linnie, Hans S. Locke, Russell an Locke. Louis, King .. Paul. Lester Lenore. Lucas, Harry _ & Leonard Lind, Homer Orans, The 4 Les Manning, Arthur. Martin, Chas. H. _James McGarvey, Bert Clanc Christopher, Gage Chouteau, Azby Copeland, Carl Connolly, Robbie Churchill, Donald Cochran, Will Mar¬ shall Cooper & Brown Ceballos, The Dalton, James Davidson, Walter D. Davis & Wheeler. & Co. Meehan, E. ’ Mellville & Stetson. Miller, Leonard J. , Arthur H. in, Al. Dierlckz, Arthur. Douglas, E. E. Dwyer, Phil. Douglas, Wm. Doyle, Thomas Dunkhurst, Ed. Dreano, Josh. De Silva, Prof. Delzaros, The Great Davis, Harry H. Downs, T. Nelson Eckhoff & Gordon.' Ewing, Clifford. Ebright, Frank L. East, Fred Ery Fred. McFarland&Murray MeCarnack & Wal- McPherson, Walter Moore, Mr. Charles Miller, Harvey F. Mahoney, Tom Manhattan News- Nightingales, Four Nells, Geo. Norton, W. C. Onetta, John. Oran, Robt. Orth, Frank. Ott, Matt . Orr, Mr. Oindacomas, Ni Farrell, Geo. O. Ferrarls, The. Foy, Edwin. Pankli er, Lew. > Co. Franklin & Williams. Franks, Prof. Chas. Foley, Frank _ _ul, George Fonda, Dell and Fotch, Jack Gardner, Walter Glass, Geo. Gilhert, R. H. Geddes, Charles R. Gordon, Harry Garvard & Platt Haggerty, Francis Hahn, Will. Hall David. Harris, Frank. Harris, I. D. Harvey, Wallace Hastings, Harry. Hathaway & Siegle. Hayes, Sully. Healy, Tim. Heilman, Magician. Higgins & Phelps. Horton and La Hughes, Gene. "Hunt, David B. Huntington, Val. Hutchinson-Luby Patrick, Kirk Potts Bros. Pansey, George Raymond oc Harper. Reed Joe. Reehan Frank. Rogers & Deeley. Russell, Nick Leda Russell & Church. Rutherford, James. ■ Co. Henry, Arney T. Hern Holland, Baby George Holland, Alferreta Harris, Frank Hahenadel, Joseph Harvey, John Havelock, -Max Rice Bros. Rhodes, Ellis M. Renello Bros. Reiley, Jonny Rialto Quartet Reese, Harvey Sampson, Roy. Sanders, Charlie H. Santell, The Great. Savoys, The. Sawyer, Jay M. Sidons, The. Silver, Willie. Some, Little Spellman, Frank Strauss, Leo Sullivan, John L. Stuart, James H. Sheck, Jack. Santoro, Mike Sandberg, B«b Smith, Rusell Solar, Chillis Smith, Percy, Esq. Seeley, M. Smith, Forest Sullivan, Fred Shale & Cole Smedley, Geo. Westin, William. White, Jack. Wiggln, Bert. Williams, Lyford S. Wright, Edward. Williams, Copeland & Thompson. Whiting and Russee Thompson, Lu. Trapnell, August Thompson, Frank Thompson, James Usher, Claude & Fannie. Valmore, Louis. Van Bergen, Martin. --- Von Metzel & May- Williams, Jack nard. Wolf, Harvey Vindabona, Neuman Wayne Comedy Co. Welch, Ben. Winchell, C. J. Welch, Jimmy and Weston, S., The Celia. Wineman, Mr. Vvelch & Earl. Yexos, The Wells, George. Zouboulakis Ladies’ Mailing List. Adams, Isabel. Martyn, Katherine Adams, Mabel. Milton, Mabelle Adams, Mrs. G. W. Moran, Minnie Arnold, Florence. Meyers, - Louise Arthurs, Mrs. Ollie. Most, Mrs. A n -Monohan, Cora Settees and Opera Chairs ^ 3 / especially for Amusement Parks Ayers, Gracie Barlow, Mrs. F. E. Bergere, Marie. Burton, Louise Berton, Bessie Bergere, Regine Bayes, Cordelia Carita, Mile. Noveta, L. A Chadwick, Ida May. Dran, Lissy. Coate, Marguerite CoPerrum, Mrs. Emma. Cummings, Grace. Potts, Mildred. Camnbell, Edna & Palmer, Catherine May, Lola Marks, Lou Murray Sisters McNiel, Grace Norton, E. S. Noren, Stella. 3000 of these Chairs and 10,000 feet of Settees furnished to White City, Chicago. to the manufacturers making most o- „ Ask for Catalog T15. ^ AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY Case, Helen i, M. ] Church, Grace E. Delberg, Ada. Dunmore, Evelin. Deming, Arthur Droane, Viola J, Dupee, Helen Dabigne, Mamie Dlx, H. Elliott, Helen Elnore. Mable. Everett, Clara Pucks, Betty Raine, Dorothy F. Petroff, Mary & Prushae, Josephine Pill, Margaret Parker, Rose A. Puget, G. E. Robinson, Felice Rock, Mrs. Wm. 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Harnish, Mamie. Hertig, Mrs. Hamillen, Bessie Hughes, Mrs. Jack Johnson, Sabel. Judge, Mrs. Ger- — . -s. Earnest Jackson, Ed M. Kresky, Marian M. Kenny, Margaret M. Lena, Lilly. Leonard, Mildred. Lucler, Lucy. ADVERTISING SLIDES 1 MAKE MERCHANTS PAY Yl I, W, AMUSEMENT SYNDICATE, ST, PAUL, Hi, INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI DAYTON MONON LIMITED ADVERTISE IN THE SHOW WORLD The After-Theatre Train LEAVES CHICAGO - - - 11:30 1 ARRIVES INDIANAPOLIS ARRIVES CINCINNATI AIRDOME NOTES monon route Grand Rapids, Mich.—The Airdome opened its Reason Sunday evening, presenting vaudeville. Waterloo, Iowa.—Bushby Brothers are erecting a new airdome on Sy¬ camore street. Des Moines, Iowa.—The North Broth¬ ers stock company began a summer engagement at the new Airdome theater last Saturday night. Amy of the Circus was the first offering. Carthage, Mo.—The Lyric airdome opened last week under the man¬ agement of Arch Brigham. The Callahan company was the opening ; attraction.—McCAWLEY. New Castle, Pa.—The airdome open¬ ed Monday night (Decoration day) with the Partello stock company, which .will remain two weeks. Howard Bauman is local manager. Kansas City, Mo.—A well known air¬ dome man said: “The season will of course prove a good one for the shows which are under the guaran¬ tee. The indications are, that the shows which cost more than the guarantee will have hard sledding. One night off cuts a big figure with the week’s receipts, and it will rain occasionally.’’ Topeka, Kan. — Next week, June 6-12, The Morey stock will be at New¬ ton, Kan., the Whitman at Empo¬ ria, Kan., Harvey at Topeka, Kan., Horn at Leavenworth, Kan., Lyric, under management of J. M. Camp¬ bell, at Excelsior Springs, Mo., Dwight Pepple’s company at Otta¬ wa, Kan., George E. Cochran’s Martin stock at Lawrence, Kan., The Raes at Salina, Kan., and Trousdale at Hutchinson, Kan. Columbus, Kan.—The McGhie air¬ dome opened Thursday night with the Breckinridge stock company. The stage is 22x44 feet and is a substantial structure. There are eight comfortable dressing rooms. During the summer months there will be: regular performances each- Thursday, Friday and Saturday night by stock companies which have formed a circuit-of Columbus and Frontenac in Kansas, and Car¬ thage, Nevada, and Webb City in Missouri, and Miami, Okla. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday -finely equipped train, e tag sixteen section electric lighted «L—— for Indianapolis (cut oft at _IndlanapoHi ric 'lighted 12-section Train leaves Dearborn Station, the nearest Depot to all theatres. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 182 CLARK ST. ’PHONE CENTRAL 5487 evening of each week there will.be a moving picture show.—SHEP¬ ARD. _1 Talent at Butte. j Butte, Mon., June 1 Commencing last : Saturday every theater and M. P. house in Butte is playing for a week “Election Night March,” a number which has been published, here by Chas. C. Cohan and.. Walter L. Browne, both of. the Daily Miner staff. They expert to follow it up with other instrumental and vocal pieces, mostly tak^^^^ “The Runaway Princess,” a era for which Mr. Cohan v book and lyrics. D. Oswald* is composer of “Election^ March” as well as the other* of the-opera. — BILLINGS.-— -J Night