The billboard (Sept 1910)

16 Xtie Billboard SEPTEMBER 10, 19ia THEATRE (F. W. Brycc, mgr.) Will ODcn Sept. 5 with blgb-claas TandeTille. MINNESOTA. . AireZIir.—GEM (W. J. Malinke, mgr.; K. & E. bookings) Dan Cupid Ang. 24; good show to excelleDt bnslness. . Williams* Minstrels Sept. 4; Bine Mttose-8; Climax 13. lOHHEAFOLIS SAM S. SHUBEBT THEA- TBB (A. J. Balnbrldge, Jr., mgr:) The Fourtb Estate week of Sept. 4; The Midnight Sons weak of 11. UETBOPOLITAN OPEBA HOUSE (Iiu N. Scott, mgr.) The Three Twin*..; with. Victo r MOTley week of September 4^ XiYBIC THEATBE (A. J. Balnbrldge, Jr.,mgr.) The I^rle Tlieatre Stock Company^ wltli Xee Baker and ' Sdlth Evelyn, in- The . Man ' on the Box. BUOU OPEBA BOUSE (Tbeo. 1^ Hays, mgr.) la Old Kentuckr week of Sept. 4; Honeymom Trail week of 11. MILES THEATBE (W. F. GAIXAGHEB. mgr.) -The Aerial Uoyds. t^naH. Bnrke and Co., In Silver noon; Andy MeLeod, thevlrish minstrel; The London Qnartet; Eddie and. Maude Keller in Matrimonial Agents; HUga Sandig, Svedisb comedienne, and the 3tlleicope week of Sept. s: ORPHEUM TBEATBE (O. E. Baymond. mgr.) The Night Birds. Bernard and Weston, EUta Proctor Otis and Company, Don- ald and ' Carson, Horrlssey Sisters and Boys, Spisseil Bros and Company, Artbnr Bowen and tbe Klnodrom'e week o( Sept. 4. DEWEY THE- ATRE CWestern Wheel; Archie MlUer, mgr.) Miner's Americans week oC Sept. 4; The World Of Pleasure week of 11. GAYETY THBATBB <S. B. Simon, mgr.) The Beanty Tmat we ek of Sept. 4; The Bon Tons week of 11. SODTH- BBN TBEATBE (W. A. Kelly, mgr.) High- class continuous Taudeville, m otion pictures and lllnstrated songs. PRINCESS THEATBE (Ctaas. S. Green, mgr.) High-class eontlnnons vaude- Tille, motion pictures and illustrated songs. GEM FAMILY THEATRE (A. J. Kavanangh, mgr.) Coatinaous vandeTlIIe. motion .plctnres and illustrated sdngs. TWIN CITY W.ONDEB- LAND PABE {P. H. Camp, mgr.) The SQueei- er. Old Mill; Chutes, Airship. Alrdome, Free Out«f-door VaudeTlIle, Koebler's Northwestern Military Band, etc. FOBEST PABK (S. H. Kahn, mgr.) Out-of-door Theatre. Dancing Parfi- ion. Electric Fountain, Befreahment PaTilion, Picnic Grounds, etc. ■ LONGFELLOW'S «Alt- DENS (B. F. Jones, mgr.) Trained Animal Shovfi. Band Concerts,' Zoological and Botanical Exhibits, Picnic Ground, etc ' BIG ISLAND PABK' (P. J. Metzdorf. mgr.) Mystic Blver, Trip Thru the Yellowstone, Band Concerts, Elec- tric Theatre, Steamboat Excursions, etc. BIV- EBVIEW PABK (Harry Green,'mgr.) Boiler Coaster. Carousel. Band Concerts, Befreshment FaTillon. etc. CASINO'BOLLEB'tUNK (A. 0. Kaecb, -mgr.) RoUer Skating;- Military Band. Masqnerades, Prize Parties, etc.MINNESOTA STATE. PAIB (C. N. CosgroTe, secretary) IIU- ler BnttherallOl Bancb.. ^Baces; BxUblts, Band : Concerts;' '6teKory*B : Fireworks, VandeTlUe ana Concession Shows week-'of ::8epb' 5.' - UNIQUE . TBEATBE (Jack Elliott, mgr;) Blily B. Van, minstrel man; Lancaster, - Hayward -and .Lan- " caster-In The Marriage Broker; Edward Cox-and. .GenlTteTe Farley, iUTenile aoog and danca .at- . tlsts; T Nelson Downs, coin manipulator; De Witt Young' and Sister, college'Jugglen: and : Jerome White and the' Motlograpb. week of Sept. S. BK : VABZ.—METBOPOIXEAN^ (£. ; N. Scott: mgr.). Jas.!:M. Galtea offers Tbtee Twins with Victor Blorley week of Aug. 28; week of Sept. I, Ciianncey Olcott, In Barry: of' Balleymore. SHUBERT THEATBE (Chas. S6un, mgr.) The Fonrth Estate .week of Aug.; 128: week of Sept.: 4, Viola Allen and all-staz cast In The 'Wmte Sister.- GRAND (Theo. L. Hays, mgr.) In Old Kentucky week of Aug. 28, . week of Sept. 4, Boieymoon Trail.' OBPHBUM>(Clarence Dean, mgr.) Nellie Nichols in iier medly reviews. The CMe Book; Spisseil Brothers and Co. in The Continental Walter; Fentelle and Vallwle, Ar-' thur Brown, I^ons and Yosco, Valentine and Dooley, tlie Kinodrome, Orpheum Concert -Or- chestra, week of Aug. 28. MAJBSmo (Jack Cook, mgr.) 2Xarle Door, Abbott and ..Alba, Thompson and Fairel, Scberer and Mewklrk, Miller Bros., Majestlcograpb, week of Sept. 5. STAR THEATRE (A. Moeller. mgr.) Edinond Hayes, the original Wise Guy In Society, week of Aug. 28. WONDERLAND. Twin-City Amuse- ment Park (F. H. Camp, mgr.) Oman Slaters. Herbert and Germain In their casting act: Just Eddy and Jackie Tallman,-The Musical Bobln- -eoas. Bobby Roblson; concert given by Koebler's Nortbwe-ttt rn Military Band week of . Aug 28. GEM FAMILY THEATBE (J. GUowsky,' mgr.) Continuous motion pictures, illustrated songs, vaudeville with full orchestra. NEW PALACE THEATBE (W. Solberman. mgr.) Contlnnons moving pictures and illustrated songa. Includ- ing vandevUIe with orchestra; GAIETY THE- ATBE (O. Bath, mgr.) .Iiateat motion pictures >nil illnsttated songs. vandeTllle- Witli fuB: or- chestra. ,-■ ALBEBT LEA.—BIJOU THEATBE. Moving pictures and vaudeville; pleased good business. rBOADWAT THEATRE. Dan Copta 26; fau- bonse. pleased. Played return date' 29; fair house, pleased. UNDER CANVAS—Blngling Bros.' Circus Aug. 26: afternoon'performance . played to enormona crowd; good: abow. MISSOURI. TTWWSAB CIXY^.—WILLIS WOOD THEATRE (Woodward & Burgess, mgrs.; E. & B.. book- ing agents) Opens' for the season Sept. 4, with Henry M iller and Company In Her Husband's Wife. SHUBEBT THEATBE (Earl StewaEd, mgr.; Sbnberts, booking agents) Opens for the season Sept. 4. with Mabel Barrlson and Harry Color- in Lnln's Husbands. GBAND OPEBA HOUSE.(Hudson & Judah. mgrs.: Stair A Hav- "n. booking agents) Week 28. Beverly; excel- lent company played to a good bnslness: week 4. Olive Van In Miss Nobody from Starland. ORPHEUM ;TaEATBE (Martin Lehman, mgr.: ^Orpbenm^ Circuit) - Opens - for tbe season Scot; 4 with: high-class:; Tsndevlile. EMPBESS TBK- :ATBB -.(Daniel - F. -McCoy, mgr.; Sullivan A -CoosIdl-e -CIrcnlt) Bill: for the week of-4. Tim MeMahon's. Watermelon. Girls, the big headline act: Bany and Hack, head: andiband balancing net' wooderfDl; Wolfe. Moore: and Young, in a singing and i danclng^ sUt. : Just a Little Fun; Moslcal Lowe 'was good ' with' his musical num- bers and 'xylopliooe solos; Cavsliera Alexander Canairs and rCbmpany. ■ lUnaionist and magician; Halgbt and'Dean'with B farce comedy. A MIsnt -Meeting' and the:''Emprescope; OILLIS TBb- ATBH. (B. S.: BrI«ham; mgr.: Stair A Hivlln. bookine -agents) Week 28;' The Cowboy and the Thief, a good ;We*tem :-drama. well presented, with Mln Hamnton - lavaome brig ht co rned?! week 4, The Show <UrL -, CAYM?Y TmiATBB rBcrt McPliall. mgp.^ Bastem ■Wheel) "Week 28. Bob Mandiester'a Famous Orackeilaeln, a eiack- erjack show with many goo d f eatures; .week 4, The Bon .Tons. (CENTURY THEATRE (Jos. R. Donegan; mgr.; Western Wheel) Week 28, Tbe Yankee DoodI«> Girls, lively and entertaining show. Week of 4, The Ducklings. BLECTBIC PABK (Sam Benjamin, mgr.) Cloaca for the season September .5 with special Labor Day program and Eyrt's Band. FAIBMONT PABK (Thos. Taafe; mgr.)'Balloon races, Iree vaa- deville. fireworks displaya every Tuesday and' Friday. MONTANA. BOZEMUUr.—'LYRIC (J. Thompson, mgr.) Donahue-Stock Co. Aug. 28 and week; pleasing good bnslness. BOZEMAN OPERA HOUSE (J. Kracker. .v>gr.) Margaret Angiin In Helena Richie's Awakening Aug. 24; good performance to capacity bnslness. NEBRASKA. rOBE.—AIROOME, (W. D. Fisher, mgr.) Metropolitan Stock <3o. Aug. 22-Sept. ; pleased good business. . JOLLO: (Fred Priest,- mgr.) Closed for repairs. NEW JERSEY. BAYOHNE.—OPERA HOUSE (Al. H. Woods, lessee: R. Victor Leighton. mgr.) Aug. 29-31, The Ninety and Nine, good production and cast; fine business; Sept. 1-3, Uncle Tom's Cabin, spectacular production; 'good business. ' BUOU (Bert Howard;'mgr.: Chas.. Fltqiatrlek,. book- ing agent): Week of Aug. 29- Jupiter Btoa., beadllnera, cowl>oy - Illusionists,: ::vrent very big. and were easily tbe hlt of the bill, very good; Rosalie Sisters presented a very neat alnglng and dancing skit, which went well: Archer ana Carr, rapid fire converstlonallsts,. went big with a very good line of snappy talk; Fritz's Dogs, presenting a. boxing contest, the knockout waa realistic; well received; Davia Bros,, comedy musicians, showed nothing out of the ordinary/ and were quietly received; Harry Thompson.' the Mayor :-of tbe Bowery,' repeated bla - laat' seisou's saccess, and had'to respond to re- peated encores, the laughing hit of the blli, Kajama, chirographic lllnsioniat, showed aome feats In handwriting that brought down the house; Ed. and May Shaw.::singers and danc- ers, went fairly weU; Helm and ClOxens, the Patient and the Doctor, camedy< sketch, ' good, went very big: Jobnson, Davenport, and IimcUa. the Football Playera and the Bnbe, . were" sue laugh from start s to flniah.: and closed .'av:Tety, good bllL LYBIC (Ed. Mason, mgr.) Tande; -vllle. m oving pictures and iUustrated songs. ^ . HOBOEEir,—GAYETY (Corse Payton, lessee; Isldor Cohn, mgr.) Week of Aug. 29, opening week of the Corse Payton Stock Company in! The Liars, fine comedyj capacity bnslness. Week, of o, same company.ln The Great Divide. ' BH- PIRE (A- -M.- Bmggeman.:: lessee A manager) Week of Aug. 29, Phil Sheridan's Marathon Girls, with Frank Graham, and Edith Bandall and the following olio: Harry Campbell and Blanche Cnrtiss in A Bit of Nonsense; Graham and Bandall In A Gay Old. Boy; - Bose Mazette,' acrobat; Von Serely Sisters,, Bnssian whirlwind dancers, -and The Alcoms In three-scene nov- elty, A Breath of the Desert; Lillian LeBoy. the little girl with the big voice; Sherman and Luken, comedy acrobats; prodnctlon and cast very good; business S. B. O. Week of 5. Weber's Parisian Widows. LYRIC' (Marcus Loew; lessee; Grant Rlggs; mgr.) Emma Bar- nard, headlined, has a sweet voice, but would do* better with dliferent. songs,- went: big;: Kent: Sisters, singers and dancers, went fairly well, Bobinson::3Mo.: singers, were a big hit; AUren and Pearl,sensational gymnasts, went weU; Dick Stead, monologlst, was good; capacity bnsl-: -nesis. . . ..■I.:'.'.;' :':TBEHT0B'.-^TAYLOB'S OFBBA HOUSE (M.' Moses, mgr.): Beverly of Graustark Aug. 29; excellent performance to S. B. O. The Newly- weds and-their; Baby Sept. 2-3. TBENT (Mont- gomery Hoses,':mgr.) Week of Ang. 29, :A1. .■White's FonT 'Song Writen, very- good; Jarrow the Humorist Trickster., exceedingly funny; Mnr- ry Livingston, in The Han. From Italy, very good: Phil and Nettle Peten. .comedy and bur- lesque, pleased: DoUy Burton's Dog Circus, well received; The BeU Boy Trio,, ■. and d.; tbe Two Ablbergs. acrobats, remarkably clever. SPATE STBEET (B. Wash, mgr.) Bntledge and Pick- ering, in My Boy Jim, headllner; The Five Gold Dost Twins, s. and d., good; Mark WooUey, Ger- man comedian, very good; Le Boy and Panl, comedy -bar - acrobats, well received; Aug. :£9 and week. NEW YORK. ALBANY.—HARMANUS BLEECKEB HALL' (J. Gilbert Gordon, mgr.; Sbuberts, booking agents) Jeff D'Angelis Aug. 30; pleased goou bouses; East Lynne 31: Max Flgman in Mary Jane's Pa Sept. 2-3; Tbe (}hocolate- Soldier u. O; Home Ties 7-8; De Wolf Hopper 10; EM- PIRE THEATRE (J. H. Bhodes. mgr.; E<st- eri Wheel) Knickerbocker Borlesquers Aug. 29- 3t: Queens of the Jardln de Paris, Sept. 1-3. PROCTOR'S TBEATRE (Howard Graham, mgr.; K. ft P. Circuit) Moving plctnres and vaudeville.- MAJESTIC THEATBE (Emil DeTchps. mgr.) 3Iovlng pictures and vaudeville. KT.lfTH* .'-'—• BOBlCK'S THEATBE (Benty Taylor, mgr.: and agent) Manhattan Opera Lu. in The Grand Duchess Aug. 22-2T; large and well-pleased: Iionse. Cavalleria Bnattcanna 29- Sept. 3. HOZABT THEATRE. (G. W. Middle- ton, mgr.:--I!dwaTd'Mozart, agent) George :E!t- ans Hooey-:Boy Minstrels Aos. 22; capacity; Winifred Carter. James Belily. Charles Maurer and pictures 23-27: good bill and business. HAPPY HOUR THEATRE (O. H. Van Demark.' mgr.; n. B. O., agenta) Tranafield Sisters, Ben- nett and Darling, Laypo and Benjamin^ Antoin- ette Sisters. Gua Fredericks, Josef Samnels and pictures 22-27: strong blU.-large honBea. ' LY- CEDM THEATRE (Lee Norton, mgr.;'H. Bels. agent) Black Pattl 31. BUTFALO STAR .(Dr. P. C. Cornell, mgr.) Week .\ngust 29. Lanrette Taylor in Tbe. Girl In Waiting, opened to fair business; Sept. 6, Elsie Janls. SHEA'S (M. Shea, mgr.) La Pla. excellent: The Fonr Baltua, good; Julins Tan- nen. fair; and':othezB equally, as good, made-an excellent bill for the week. Week of Sept:':8;' Odiva. LYBIO: (M,: Laughlin. mgr.) Week-of Aug. 29, In' Panama.; opened 'to excellent bust-' ness; weetej Seot; S. Th-ps. E. Shea in reper- toire. LAFAYETTE (Messni Bagg and Buck- ley, mgrs.) Week of Aug. 29, The Bolllckers;': very good; week of September S, The Brlgadloxa. GARDEN (Mr. 'White, mgr.) New Big Show Company, headed by Larry McCale very good; week Sept. S, Fred Irwin'i Majesties with Out Fay. NEW ACADEMY (Mr. Epstein, mar.) BlKb-cIara vandevllle and plctnres. 'TBMPLR (Fred Hale.- mar.) Excellent vandevllle and pictures. OLCOTT BEACS (Albert-H. Evans, gen. mgr.) Closed the regular vaudeville season Aug. 28. FORT ERIE BEACH (Mr. Weber, gen. mgr.) Speraardy's Acrobatic Bean, excel- lent. CARNIVAL COURT (Mr. A. C. Willats, mgr.) The Indian Village, tbe tree attraction is held for another week. BINGHAMTON.—STONE OPERA HOUSE <F. OUlen, mgr.) A Trip to Africa Aug. 30; excel- lent business. ROSS PABK (J. P. E. ClartT. mgr.) Lee's Marionettes, KcKlKSick and Shad- ney, Youna, Dale and Plerson, Krusada and Job week 29; good returns. (X)BTLAin>,—CORTLAND (L. M. Dillon, mgr.) Vaudeville Aug. 22-27: pleased good busi- ness. UNDER CANVAS—Forepaugh-SeUs Brost'* Circus 22: big business. KnTOSTON.—KINGSTON OPER.V HOUSE (C. V. OuBoia, mgr.) In the Bishop's Carriage Anic 29; excellent play to S. R. O. St. Elmo Sept. 3: Home Ties 2; Tbe Blue Mouse 7. BIJOU (Geo. W. Carr, mgr.) Crown Musical Duo, Pete Lawrence Trio Aug 29-31; Mage Struck Kid, Tom Urpl and pictures Ann. 1-3. NEW' R O C H E L L E.—LOEW'S ' NF.W BOCHELLE THEATRB (Harry Dull, mgr.; Loew's Amusement Enterprises, booking agents) Week of Aug. 28, Grotesque Budolpbs, very clev- er; Caroline Dixon, singer, good; Margie Karr ft C!o., in a very clever sketch, well acted; Arda La Croix and Co., sketch, the audience is still wondering what it is all about; very poor;. Cal- der and Co., acrobats, their work is very clean- cut and pleasing; Mulano Duo, singers, they have magnificent voices; motion pictures. Tuesday night's added attraction; The &>untry. Store; business very big. OSWEGO THE BICHARDSON. The fea- tures for Aagost 2Z-24 were Henshaw and Vin- cent, comedians; Wormwood's Performing Bears, Misses Morris and Shannoa; Miss Helen Bonney, illustrated songs, and Madame- Gertrnde. Aug. 25-27. Frank Colllgan, comedian; Bivers and Rochester, hlgh-class -vocalist;' The Manning Trio, comedy sketch; Jessie Morris and Irene Shannon and Madame Gertrude' held over from the first half of the week. SOHENECTADT.—NEW MAJESTIC (Couni- han & Shannon, props, ft mgrs.) The season opened Aug. 29 with Tbe Girl From Rector's to S. >R. O. at both afternoon : and' evening. per- formances. MOHAWK (Weber, ft Bush, props.; G. T. .Taylor, mgr.) Season opened Ang. 29, with the Queens of the Jardln de Parla Company: big bouses. . Robie'a Knieketboekeia Sept. 1-2. OR- PHEUM (F. Breymaire.' mgr.) The Sopble Ev- erett Co., The iMnsical Bells, Lysat and Fair and Murphy and La Mar: also moving pictures. PROCrrOR'8 AIRDOME. Vaudeville and pic- tures. VAN CURLER (C. G. McDonald, mgr.) Opened the season Ang. 29 with the Charles K, Champlln Stock Co., In The Walls of Jericho. Jeirerson D'Angelis In The. Beauty Spot Sept. 10; Bobert ManteU 22-24.' OHIO. CINCINNATI.—GRAND (John H. Havlin, mgr.; K. ft E. bokings.) The Girl in the Taxi Sept. 4 and week. - LYBIC (James E. Fennessy. mgr.: Sbubert bookines) Lyman 'Bowe's Travel Festival Ang. 28 and week; regular season op- ens Sept. 11 With DockBtader's Minstrels. WAL- NUT (E. W. Dnstin,'■mgr.: Stair ft Bavlin bookings) The Right of-Way Ang. 28 and week. EMPBESS (Edward Shields: mgr.; SuUlvan ft Considlne Circuit) LInd, Ballen and FnUer, Beim Children, Creature, Sully Bros., and John DUlon Aug. 28 and week. PEOPLE'S (James B. Fennessy, mgr.; Western Wheel) The Broad- way Gaiety Girls Aug. 28 and week. The Mer- ry Whirl Sept. 4 and week. STANDARD (P. J. Clemens, mgr.; Eastern wheel.) Vanity Fair Aug. 28 and week. Dainty Duchess Sept. 4 and week.. AMERICAN (Harry Hart, mgr.:. Sun Circuit) Vaudeville and -pictures;- CENTURY (Jack Raymond.' mgr.; Casino Circuit) Vaude- TlIle and pictures. AUDITOBIUM (Mr. Bresa- ler, mgr.; Sun Circuit) Vaudeville and pictures. BOBINSON'S. Vaudeville and pictures. MABIETTA—^AUDITOBIUM :(L. M. Lucks, mgr.) Season opened Aug. 30 .with John W.: Vo- gel's Big City Mlnstrelar The i Oreat Lion Co. Sept. 1 and-vreek. , ,^ .. ' AT . T . TftlT CE.—COLUMBIA : (j;- Stanley' Smith, mgr.; Mose Bels Circuit) -The ,Taylor Stock <Ji>. week of' Aug. 29. OBPHIUM :'(W. B. Hines. lessee; Jack Hall., mgr.: Gus'-.'Sun. hooking agent ) Op ens - with vaudevine Sept. 6.. BUCYBUS,—OPEPA HOUSE (Wm. Grhrlsch, mgr.) Mrs; Wwthington's Career, Sept. 29; pleared audience. The May Laporte Stock Co. tor the week of tbe county; fair. : Sept 13-16; inie Girl of the U. S. A. Sept. 28: Howe's Pic- :; BTEUBENVILLE.—^AIBPOME': (A; C. Irons, mgr.) The Howard Stock Co. Ang., ?9 and week; good bnslness. Halldays Comedians-S?pt. 5-10. :tutes Sept. 29.-' IRONTON—MASONIC THEATRE (B; F. Ells- berry, mgr .) Daniel Poone Sept. 12. EM- PIBE THEATBE- (Henry Hunter, mgr;) : Grace Armond, the Foolish Llazle, took:: well; Zelma Roll-s song stories, fair: Curtis and LaVan, the Versatile Duo, good: Kelley and Parks; the Rid and Kidletts, fairly well liked: Elwood Benton, singing -and talking; fair: Billy and N<na Carnenter. Blngi'ig and dancing, weU re- ceived: motion plctntvs and Illustrated aongi r-ek 22. UNDER CANVAS-^Hagenbeck-Wal- lace - Sept." 6. WOOSTEB.—CITY OPERA HOUSE (Kettler ft Limb, mgrs.) Al. O. Fl?lds!;' Minstrels au.. *?• P'o"»«I good bnslnesa.:^.': Tbe Little Rome- **t52.J5SP*- Etbel;::Desmond Co. li. HILES—NILES (J. SlaffMd, mgr,) VaudeTlBo and pictures to excellent business. ZAMEsvnatE.—WELLBB (.VI. Bels Co., les- sees; W. S.j:annlng. mgr.) Opens Sept. 10, wifb Lyman Howe's Travel Pictures. ORPHE- UM: (O. O. Murray, owner; Harry S. Carter. mgr.)_Opened on liabor Day with Briatoi's Ponies and three other acts: three-e-day plan, 10 18 and 20 cents. QUIHBY'S AIRDOME did ca- pacity business all week of Aug. 29; Arthur Mel- son a musical absnrdltjr. Topiy Turvy Flats, with Elsie Wiilisma and Ptallllas Earl in leada. . OKLAHOMA, 1IUSK00EE.---TBE LBYIO (Fred Schembel. mgr.) Vaudeville continues to do capacity busl- w». TBB_pLYMPro (0. B; Wheaton. mgr., The 'rypewriter Girls Co. In repertoire. OREGON. FOaTLAXD.—HBIUO (N. W. Theatrical Circuit, mgra.) Voder conatmctlon.. BAKER ^P/^-^h-^Si^"- Under,construction. BUN- GALOW .(W.Ti Pangle. mgr;) National Opera Cnmpanv In The Mikado 8DDt.' l-4. PORTLAND (Russell ft Drew, mgrs.) Dark. LYRIO (Keat- ing ft Flood; mgrs.) Armstrong Musical Ctomedy Comnauv lq A Seotclr Higb Ball week Aag. OS. OBPHRDM (C; P. Blllott. mgr.: Orpheum Otr- calt) Ramaaea. Wm. H. Sloan-and W. H. Mack, Zelah. Q>viiigtoD . and Bose Wilbur. The Four Rlsnns.: Barnes and Barron, Johnny Small 'and h<« Small Slaters, ' Mulllnl Trio, motion ple- tnrra week Ang: 28. GRAND (Frak Cofflo- berry, mgr.; Salllvau ft Considlne Olrcalt) Km- mett Oevoy and. (>>mpany. Manuel Bomaln and Company. Williams and:' Weston. Grey and Pet- ers. Bockman and Oross; Zerell Bros;, motion pictures week Aug. 29. PANTAGES' (J. •' A. Johnson,, mgr.; Pantagei' Circuit) Lily Glrla. Maurice ■Burkhart.'JCia Oolond ijfoartette, :Me- Lean ^and '^beit, eOari -GKlae >:4nrt --OomDaiiT ; week Aug, 29; OAKS AMUSEMENT PABE^K F. Gordray, mgr.) Don Carlos* Dogs .and. bat- door amusements. COUNCIL CREST AMUSE- MENT PABK (A. Ouchamb. mgr.) Outdoor amusements. ; UNDER CANVAS—Buffalo BIU- Pawnee Bin CouoUdatea 'WOfl; "Wear' Bhowa Sept. 2S-S4. PENNSYLVANIA. BELLEFONTE GRAND OPERA H0D8B (Ed- ward Garmao, mgr.) Paid In Full; excellent show to good house; their costume* are very elaborate. Is Marriage a Failure Sept. 6. ' BERWICK—P. O. S. of A. OPERA HOUSB (Cyrus Smith, mgr.) St. Elmo ■ Sept. 8; 'A,' Coons Engagement E. DUBOIS.—AVENUE (A. P.' Way, mgr;) Week 27; Zartoon and company pleased good audiences; 29, Evans' Minktrels., first part dis- appointing, but lecond .part gave good aatiatae- ' ticn, with the exception of too much Evana, to the exclusion of everything else. : : EASTOH.—OBPHEUM (J. Fred Osterstock. i mgr.) BlUy the Eld 31; IlieSooI Elai Sept. 1; The Queen of the MooUn .Songe 3. ABLE OP'' ERA HOUSE (J. Fred Osterstock. mgr.; U;' B. O.) Moint and caare, iliigen ud dancert; The Olio Trio, singers and muaiclana: George P. -Hall, monologist;: Florence Modent and Charles H. Gardner, la Lesmos In Beform; Hoey and Lee character comedians;'Bae and Broache; In Joit Like a Woman;:and The Oiurtlers, as the head- liner week of?Aug;: 89; good attendance. NBO'; MEYER (Bodo Zeite," mgr.; Vaudeville aod Mo- tion Picture Oo; of America) Caron and Famom.; acrobats; Donald. ventrlloqnlst; Niblo and RUc»,-' aingers and dancers; - Laurie Ordway, character comedienne; May Duryea and Co., in Tbe Im>- poster, and pictunw. Aug. 29-3I;'.good business.: PASTIME (I. M. Thomas, mgr.;. Joe Woods) Five acts of vaudeville and pictures. HAZLETON.—THE GBAND (John B. Blaain- - Ser. mgr.;> Beia Cirenit) Sept. 8. The Volunteer irganlst. THE PALACE TBEATBE (Jaa. H. and Jos. J; Laughran, props.; Taylor and Kanff- man, lioaklng agents) Aug. 25-29.; The ; Thtee> Great Levans, exc^ent comedy trampolene: very good act: i Bemlvecl: Brothers, star - vloHnlsts;: Gregoiie and '-Elmlna.: good Juggling and acro- batic act::Wett Bender, fair rube comedy aketeh. ' Aug. : 29-31,: Al. White's Dancing Bngs, .-good dancers; Mlsa Ida Wagner and Co., fair comedy aketcb; Frank LeDent. excellent Juggling, act; ' motion pletoiea; : capacity -houses at aU ' iier- formancea.- THE; FAMILY: and LYRIC are atlU drawing large crowds with' pictures. HUNTmaDOir. — buntingdon o p b b a' BOUSE (Ted Belly, lessee) Vandevllle iud mo- tion pictures: change of program twiee a week; ^ THE GBAND: (Ji 'Sewell Stewart,: mgr.) '.Black' Beauty Aug. 80:: rather smaU andienee. .' ; XeKEESPOBX.—WHITE'S (F. D; Honter. : mgr.) Season opened Sept., 5 with -CTb cumax.- OBPHBUU (Frank White, mgr.): JelMc»4oh»'' SOB Fight Ftetares Irpt Tt: Tindiiillla luim opened Sept.' 5. „ ' ,: OIL CIXT.—OPEBA BOUSE (BeU Circuit; G; W. Loder. mgr.) Al. O. Field's MlnstreJa opened the season Aug. 24 to capacity baalneas; best of- satisfaction. Ferdinand -Grabame * Stock Com- : pany week of 29 to excellent patronage: show - pleased: Eaat Lynne 9; The Candy Girl 10. OB- PHEUM (Frasler ft Mc(3nllough,' mgra;) Playlac ? vaudeville with change of program Mondays and Thursdays; business very heavy. ' : - WILKE8-BABBE.—GBAND OPEBA HOUSB (D. M. CanlTman, mgr.) Opened Ang. 28 with Mlas Patay: big bualneaa, well pleased audience. Aug. 27, Mother; good business, and audience -well satisfied. 29, Queen of the Monlln Kocget : big business, audience vrell aatlafled. 30. Madame X; Sept. 8, Soul Eiss. LUZBBNB THBATBB .(Leon Ferladlnl, mgr.) Aug. .29-31, JoUj OllIa. Played to good business and -well, pleaa^: and- lenees.i Sept. 1-3. Cherry Bloaaoma: 44,' Mew Century Girls; 8-10. Coty Corner Girls; 11-18, Tiger Llllea; IS-17, Bohemians; 19-21, Glrla From Dixie; 22-24, Imperiala. POLE'S THEA- TBE (Gordon Wngbter, mgr.) Aug. 29, Poli'a Own Stock (^pany In Zata, playing (o big and well pleased audtencea. WIT.7JAMSPOBT. LYCOMING O P X B A BOUSE (L. J; Flak, mgr.) A Trip to Africa Sept 1. VALLAMONT PATILION. Clara Tnr- ner Stock Co. 29 and week; pleased good boil- neas. SOUTH CAROLINA. . CHABLESTOH.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC <C. B, Matthews, mgr.) The Smart S^t Aug. 34 to large top-heavy bouae. Billy 27. played to two well: pleased bouses. HcFkdden'a .tlata S9. TlM: first week ; of Academy vandevllle opened with, a mab.. 'Senator Ftancla Mnipby.desnttt nla name, baa a good German accent: Anien and Weyman pleaiedi Cbarlea Ledegar, billed as tbe flying Dutchman; and Davia and Hodg • beliH-d to flll la tbe program. ■: Tuta ' McOnlre sing* In a catchy manner; Julian and Dyer made a bit: one with bia gymnastic stunts, tbe other wllb: hia downing; - MAJESTIC <0. U Brandtley. mgr.) Sayde i -'Pearl.: ainga Southern melmles charmingly;; Greene and Parker, pleased: Del-A- Phone Is clever In his line: Jack A'an Bppsslnn. talks aDd dances; Vox and CVucln's drcoa ciiiRbt the crowds that flocked to ibe Maiestle week of Aug. 27. West and Denton.. Mile, Silverado Billy WIndom, Sa-Van and Warren, Shan> eM Montgomery, Sept. 3. EHim.—LYBIC, Vandevllle and plctnrea to fair bualness. UNDER - CANVAS. BratftoW-, TorbotU Jolly Pathflnden Ang; lS-911: •xedleBt performance to capacity baalneas. . Betnm data, of two weeks Oct. It; BPABSAXBUBa. — BABRIS (Bodlaol and Betzog, mgrs.) Smart Set Aug,' 18; good Hhow to large house. Graustark Sept. IS: Queen, of, the Moulin Ronge 7. NEW MAJESTIO <L; J.; Smith, mgr.) Duval Stock Co.; good altraetioo*' to fair bualneaa.'.: TENNESSEE. OOLViaiA.—OPBUA BOUSB (Wm. Darket, * mgr.) Mlldred'a Comedlana' In - Stock playa and i vaudeville Aug. 25-29; played to big bualneaa. Elgbt-round boxing contest by local talent 81. BOUTB SIDE PARR (J. P. UcGaw, mgr.) OoUB- ty Fair and Horae Show Sept.-13-17. :' , JAOKSOH.—ELITE TBBATRB (Capt. W. D. Ament, owner) Week of Aug. ' S3, Jarvli aild. Barflaou, comedy ainging act. fair: The Musical. ElllHona. prs-sentlng - the musical, blarksmltnaw excellent act: drew large audiences. Week or Ang, 20, Payne and Lee. song and dance artlan,; eome well recommended: and plctnrpa,j': (CoDtlnucd oa page id.)