Billboard advertising (Sept 1910)

52 Xtie Billboard SEPTEMBER 24. 1910. . ^ (CORRESPONDENCE. ■ ■■ (fcofltlnned from page 49.) CXDBSs^Zl^AS—Cowt)oy. Indian and Lady 7- 8; Campfieir Bros.' Sbovrs 22. .vKAxS«ilU.E.—WASHINGTON (T. M. Eu3- '«dl^m^4 I*TmBa H. Howe*s Travel Plctnres ^iOlS^fitfNDEa CAN.VAS—San Bros.' Circus Sent. 1»T^ PASXIME (T. Neal Habbard, mgr.) Pletn re« and) songs; good bnsioess. Waddle, mgrs.) Ptctares; business good. LOUISIANA. saiOH BOUGE.—ELKS' (Walter Fonlar, mgr.) Sidney Dtew la Billy Sept. 11; a pleas- ing sboir to good bonse. COLUMBIA (E. Boeb- rtoger. mgt.) Pletnres and songs; good Inulness. TSAKE CTTAWT.FS.— APDlTOBnni (J. L. Wbtte. mgr.; Am. Tbeat. Ex.. booking agent) McFadden's Flats Sept. 11; Tim Murphy Sept. 20. IMPBBIAL. (C. P. Martin, msr.; C B. Hodklns, booking agent) NewbofC and Pbelps, motion plctnres for week of Sept. 2. PAS- TIME (Miss Ina Lehr, mgr.; W. Ellwood. book- ing agent) Xanolre's Marionettes; good- Motion plctmres. SEW OBLEANS.—TOLANB (T. C. Campbell, mgr) M. Paul Cazeneove la the Three Masket- eeri week of IX; A Bbgne's Honor, week of 18: Ida St Leon In PoUy of the Circas week of 25. CRESCENT (T. C. Campbell, mgr.) Qrao- stark week of 11; WUdflre week of 18. DAU- PBISB CH. Greenwald, mgr.) Tim Mnrphy In Mr. OnJ» week of 11; Qneen of the Moalui Eonge week of 18. OEPHBUM (J. Btates, mitr") AnguBta Glose. Callanan and St. GeOTge, The Four Hantings, The Piccolo Midgets, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Allen, Ray Montgomery end the Healey Staters, motion plctmres, Savo and the Orpbeum Concert Augmented Orchestra week of 12. SHUBBBT (A. Sellgman, mgr.) Moving pictures. Illustrated songa__and vande; vUle week of 18. AMEBIOAN MUSIC HALL (I. Cowan, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pletmres week of IS. MAJESTIC (L. B. Sawyers, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pictures weefc of IS. HAPPr HOUK (A. Dumlng. mgr.) Yandeville and moving pictures week of 18. VKTOR (Ter- reU and Porter, mgrs.) Van devllle and movlne pictures week of 18. WINTER GARDEN (J. Israel, mgr.) Musical comedy, vaudeville and moving plctn res w eek of. 18. „„™„' HjScCOTCOOHES.— OI.YMPIC OPEBA HOUSE (Breda & Pciidbomme, mgrs.; Coleman book- Inn) 8ept.'16, Daisy Cameron in Nancy; Oct, wTGlrl from V. S. A,; Oct. IT, Isbmael. MAINE. lEWISTOH.—EMPIRE (JuUns Cabn. mgr.) Helen Grayce Company week of Sept. 5; large boslness. The Man on the Box 14: Shepherd King 16-17; Frank Daniels 10. MUSIC HALL (Dell Bibber, mgr.) Gofotth and Doyle, Eng' llsh and Caxnihan. KUne. Ott and Nicholson, Louise Uonlaon and Company, Pearl Tangley and pictures Sept. 5 and week; large boslneu, MARYLAND. BAlTmORE.—ACAMiMT OP MUSIC (M. J. T^hSivitr mirr ) The Storm week of 12; Girlies wJS^f'2^ FoiS'S OPERA HOUSE (Oms. Irlort mgr.) Harry Kelly in Deacon Wood week^'M; iwght gyes.week of 19. ADDI- TORIUM (Jell D. Bemstefi;, mgr.) Cm and Co. iiek of 12; The Little Damoael week of 19. MABXLAND (P. C. Schaiaimer, mgr.) JrtUos TMnrnTJames C. Morton and^Frank P. Moore, jSSTp. KeHy ana Annie M.„Kent. Nonctte l5te Cl»k SlStlnetto and Joe Sylvester, Cbas. JtontrSl Lola Merrill and Prank Otto and Bal te?fi?s boS week of 12. BAVOT (S. J. Saphl« Sk: JulSi Hose, Arthur Backner, SVed V. SS^'~ .nd Co.. Ton Pearl. Lulgl Brothers, Bowers and Co.. Ton Pearl, Lulgl —^ _ to Smg ^og. FranceUl- and I.ew& «?« mltzel and Raymond week of 2. GAYETX (W. L. Ballant, mgr.) Clark s Bonaway GWs week of 12- Al Reeves and bis Big Show week of 19. ilOSCMiEacXAI, ijnootagne Jacobs, mgr.) Kentucky Belles week of 12; Cher^ ^'o^??* week of 19. HOfLLlDAT Stl'UBET (W. F. Rife. mgrT) The Smart Set week of 12; The Wolf week of 19. VICTORIA C. B. Eewls, mgr.> Hort, Lessing and Co.. Roes and Green, Dick Fox, Ed. Winchester. Lucy Tonge and Ella Cameron and Co. week of 12. WILSON (M- L. Schalbley. mgr.) Veronica, Young Brothers. Blily Barron, Carver and Oliver, Lady Carmen and Hamilton and Massey week of 12. ' SYLVAN SOHENTHAL. OOJUBEBLAKD.—MABTEiAaJD (Wm. Crad- doclc. mgr.). 5-10. PbU Maber Stock Company to good bnainesa: 12, Ferry and Elliott, Hebrew comedians, exceUent: ' Caroline and Eugene Beachlttl. comedy bicyclists, good; Sam Phil- lips, singing comedian, well received: La Belle Carmen , comedienne, very good; Woodford's Statae Dogs, fine; Zlmmer. juggler, good: and pictures: good business. MEKBYLAXD PARK THEIATRB (Geo. Deneen, mgr.) Dawson and Dawson, comedy sketch: The De Cfosta Duo. xylo- nhonlsts; Edward Tod, novelty comedy act; Emmeline In lUnsIon act; Han and Horn, nov- elty act; Marie Golden, dancing and singing, elmer Brothersnetl CaorWr k .etaoin aolnn fair Show, good returns. VICTORIA tWerthelm- er Bias., mgrs.) Pictures; good business. MASSACHUSETTS WORCESTER.—WORCESTER THEATRE (J. F. Burke, res. mgr.) The Firing Line 16-lT; Where the Trail Divides 19-20; The Girl In the Taxi 20-22; Baymmid Hitchcock In The Man Who Owns Broadway 23-24. PRANELIN SQ. (Jas. B. Sbeeman. res. mgr.) The Lion and the Mouse 12 and week; drew well. Thnrston the magician 29 andl week. POLl (Jos. C. Cuddle, res. mgr.) The Poll Stock Company In The Mum' my aad the Hamming Bird 12 and week. MICHIGAN. ADRIAH.—CROSSWELL OPERA HOUSE (C. D. Hardy, mgr.) Sept. 14, Rosalind at Bedgate; 26, Tbe Girl That's All the Candy: 27. Rose Melville; 28, The Climax: 29. Nancy Boyce In Polo. FAMIT.V <EIwin Symonds. niEr.) Vande- TlUe and motion pictures. CBISCENT (W. O. Keenan. mgr.) VaudevUle and motion pictures. : MAPLE CITY CH. E. Haynes, m».) Vaude- ville and motion pietares. : £enawee Connty Fair week of Sept. 26; Frank A. Bradlsta, secretary. SOWAGIAC.—BECKWITH MEMORIAL (W. N. Sawyer, mgr.; Harry Sommers. booking agent) Creatore and his Band 13; excellen- to S. R. O. Plnkerton Girl 24: Texas Rangers 29; Pose M?lTlIle In Sis Hopkins 30. RENO (C. Vorhess, mgr.) Plctnres and vaudeville. PABK (P. RItcfaer. mgr.) Pictures and sonffs. PAS- TIME (J. Shnll. mgr.) Plctnr»s and songs, ITJHT—STONE'S THEATB«; (G. A. Patter- Bon- bns. mgr.) Tbe Stone's Theatre Stock Co. to good tmsiness Sept. 15; Creatore's Band. BI-' JOCr XBEATBE (Frank BiTce, mgr.) KUeat, eomedjr mnsieal .pantomime; . Carron-GlUette - Ttroope. acrobats: Leone and Dale, comedy op- '^eratics; Force and Williams, aliiginir and talk. Ing; Buckley's Dogs; to good boslness., MINNESOTA. HnniEAPOLIS.—^HUBERT THEATRE (A. Bainbrldge, Jr., mgr.) Lulu's Hnsbsnds, with Mabel Barrlson and Harry Conor 18-21. MET- ROPOUTAN OPEBA HOUSE (L. N. Scott, mgr.) The Girl from Rector's 18-21; Mrs. Dot, with BUUe Burke 22-24. LYRIC THEATRE (Chas. P. Salisbury, mgr.) The Lyric Stock Co. with Edith Evelyn In The Second In Command week of 18. BIJOU OPERA HOUSE (Theo. L. Bays, mgr.) Tbe Light Eternal, with Eugenie Blair week of 18: The Bed Moon week of 25. MILES THEATRE (W. F. Gallagher, mgr.; Hardeen. the hand-cuff King; Jeanetta Koeuin, character singer; Slneay's Dogs and Cats; De- vlne and WilUams; Harry Potter and Company In The Matrimonial Blizzard; Morris and Cra- mer, eccentric dancers, and the MUescope week of 19. UNIQUE THEATRE (Jack Elliott, mgr.) Polly Pickle's'- Pets ln '~PetIand, a miniature musical phantasy; Bea, Tomer, singing come- dienne: May Nanneiy and Company In The Hand that Soles; Tbe Rials, Eniopean Gymnastic comedians; Billy Chase, the comique kuss; Jerome White and the Klnnetlscope week of IS. DEWEY THEATRE (Western Wheel; Archlt Miller, mgr.) Tbe Star Show Girls week of 18. ORPHEBM THEATEB (G. B. Bajrmond, mer.) Lionel Barrymore and McKee - Rankin In The White Slaver: Jewell's Manikins. Temple Quar- tet; Onlaw Trio; Williams and Warner, Alpha Troupe, Stewart and Marshall and tbe Klno- drome week of 18. GAYETY THEATRE (East- ern Wheel;.S. R. Simon, mgr.) Tbe Bon Tons week of 18. SOUTHERN THEATRE (W. A. Kelly, mgr.) Cootinnons vandevme,*pictures and songs week of 18. PRINCESS THEATRE (M. H. Green, mgr.) ClbntinnoDB vandeviUe, pictures and songs. GEM FAMILY THEATRE (A. J. Kavanaugh, mgr.) Continuous vaudeville, pic- tures and songs. ISIS THEATRE (L. E. Land, mgr.) Songs and pictures. SCENIC THEATRE (J. B. Scbmit, mgr.) Songs and plctbres. WON- DERLAND THEATRE (L. E._Lm>d, mgr.) Songs and plctnres. NOVELTY THEATRE (L. E. Lund, mgr.) Songs and pictures. CRYSTAL THEATRE (D; J. LaBar. mgr.) Songs and pic- tures. MAJESTIC THBATBE (li E. Lund, mgr.) Songs and plctnres. DREAMLAND THE- ATRE (Henry Brlerlein, mgr.) Songs and plc- tnres. LYNDALE TEffiATBE. Songs and pic- tures. PEOPLE'S-THBATBE. Songs and pic- tures, ELITE THEATRE (A. E. Anderson, mgr.) Songs and pictures. Casino Roller SHRDL mgr.) Songs and pictures. CASINO BOLLEB RINK (A. C. Kaeii, mgr.) Rcdler skating, con- cert orchestra, masquerades, etc. FOREST PARK (S. H. iKahm, mgr.) Dancing pavilion, electric fountain, open-air theatre, refreshment pavilion; open Sundays only. LONGFELLOW GARDENS (R. P. Jones, mgr.) Zoological and botannlcal exhibits, trained animal shows, mil- itary band , picnic grounds, etc. « AUBTIH,—GEM (W. J. Mabnke, .mgr.; K. * E., booking agents) Tbe Bine Mouse Sept. 8; fine show, exceUent business. Climax 13; Cast Aside. 14; Mornn's Stock Company 18-24; Daniel Boone 29. KlOn: (Don V. Dalgbean, mgr.) Excellent boslness with victiiies. BBAIHEBD.—PABiE OPERA HOUSE (F. C. Hall, mgr.; C. P. Walker, booking- agent) The Cow and the Moon Sept. 12; The City Sept. 20; Tbe Blue Mouse Sept. 21; Daniel Boone Sept. 26. GRAND THBATBE (Jndd Wrlgbt, mgr.! Sullivan & (3onsldlne Circuit) Madame Excella Sept. 5-7_- Adair DeArmont and Co., pictures and songs, Srpt. 8-11: business good. OWATONN.A METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE (Chas. Servltlns, mgr.) The Man the Box Sept. 7; fair bnslnesa, good company. Cast Aside 15: Daniel Boone 17; College Widow 25: AI. Martin's IT. T. C. 27. GEM (Jim La- thnm. mer.l l*i*-tnref=. sonjrs and vaudeville. Ii-ee business. The Kneene Kenmore and Swen- son Sisters Cora*Hlr Omnanv 8-10. SI. PAUL.—^MiETROPOLlTAN fL. N. Scott, mgr.) Margaret Anglln In The' Awakening of Helena Richie S-nt. 12-14; Hedwig Relcher In On tbe Eve 16-18: BlUie Pnrke In -Mrs. Dot The eirl From Rector's -22-24. SHUBEBT (C^s. Stnmm. mgr.) The Bine Mouse 11-lE: The Lottery Man 15-lT: The City 18-21; Lulu's Husbands 22-24. (JRAND- (Theo. L. Hays, mgr.) The Llsht Eternal week of 11; The Red Mil I week of 18. ORPHEUM (Clarence Dean, mgr. Gns Edwards' Night Birds, with Nellie Brews ter. Five Olymplers In beantlfnl living statnar.v. Three White Knbns. A. C. Dnncan. Williams and Warner, Flelce Morris, an* Company. Alpha Troone and the Klnodrome week of Sept. 11. M.\.TESTIC (Jack Cooke, mgr.) The Aeroplane Girl. London Quartette, soloists; Chas. Burke And Compinv in The Silver Moon: .Billy and Mand Keeler in The Matrimonial Agent: Andy McLeod. eomedlana: and the Majestlcograph week of Sept. -11. STAR (A. Moeller. mgr.) Miner's Americans In Tbe Golden Wedding week of 11: Tbe World of Pleasure week of IS. GEM FAMILY (J. Gllowsky. mgr.) Plctnres. songs and vaudeTllle. with full orchestra. UNIQUE (J. T. Mahoney. mgr.) Plctnres and songs, LTBIC (J. Lawrence, mgr.) Pictures and songs, NEW PALACE 'W. Solberman, mgr.) Plctnres and song^ GAIETY (O. Bath...- mgr.) Plctnres, songs and vandevllle. with- fnll orchestra. Cowboy and the Tliief. .xAVLIN'S (Wm. Oar. | FOS BAUS—Two nlca, tame Coyotes, with col. en, mgr.) Week of Sept. 12, Kidnapped for lar and cbatn attacbed, for flO.OO each; also Revenge; 18, The Curse of Drink. STANDARD. three Oab Bean, tame, at I4B.00 each. W. S. (Leo Relchenbach, mgr ) Week of Sept. 12, HOBOZK, Box 831, (JampbaUsvnie. Kjr. The Ducklings Burlesque Company, with Blanche Martin, Frank Damsel and 'Francis Farr, aiii-o! Martin, Frank Damsel and 'Francis tarr, -Alice : *«■ c IC £AAn DAUn IIUIEADia* Brothers, M<iDonald and Price, Young Brothers; HIH SALt—Z3 bUUU BANU UNIrOHMS ■ " g^jj reasonable It taken at once. W. P. COR- NELL, Treas. Whitney Bose Co., Atlantic, la. 18, The Wise Guy In Society. GAYETX (Frank Hawley. mgr.) Week of Sept. 12, The Vanity Fair Burlesquers, with Billy Beeves, Harry Watson and Billy Richie; IS, Dainty Dncbess. (M)LONIAL (Harry Overton, mgr.) . Week of Sept. 12, vaudevUle, as follows: Diamond Com- edy Four, Oneeta, Francis Dainty, Francis Owen and Minnie HoCCman, Tom Brentford and Cole and Brant, NEBRASKA. ^ GRAND ISLAND.—BARTENBACII OPERA HOUSE (H. C. Bartenbacb, mgr.) Onr Ncw Minister Sept. 9; fulr-sized audience pleaaed. Tbe Squaw Man 11; Time, Place and the Girl 18: Lyman Hone 22. irSBBASKA OTTY OVERLAND (Chas. Rolf, mgr.) Howe's Travel' Pictures Sept. 13. EM- PIRE and AIRDOME. Doing good business with pictures. KEARNEY—OPERA HOUSE (B. D. Garri- son, mgr.) H. E. Pierce & C'o.'s production, Tbe Squaw Man, Sept. 12; good house and excel- lent production. The Time, the Place and the Girl 20; Lyman Howe's Pictures 23; Tbe Flower of the Ranch 29; Widow Perkins Oct. 5; Tbe Wizard of Wlseland Oct. 10; The Man On the Box Oct. 13. AIR 'DOME (Saup & Berblg, mgrs.) Dorothy Beeves Stock Co. doses sea- son Sept. 17; business good. CBESCBSIT (Hop- len & Swartz, mgrs.) Pictures and vaudeTlUe; inslness good. XXtrCOUr.— OLIVEK (F. H. Zehrung, mgr.) Lulu's Hnsbands 13-14. LYRIC (L. M. Gar- man, mgr.) Glittering Gloria. ORPHEUM (H. E. Billings, mgr.) Tbe Ballet of the Light; good business. UNDER CANVAS—^101 Ranch WUd West Sept. 23. • OKAHA.—BRANDEIS (W. J. Burgess, mgr.; K. & E. bookings) Henry Miller In Her Hus- band's Wife 12-lS: Miss BlUIe Bnrke In Mrs. Dot 16-17. KRUG (Chas. Breed, mgr.; Stair & Havlln, bookings) Billy Clifford in The Girl, the Man and the Game 11-14; Lyman Twins In The Prize Winners 18-21. OBFHEDM (Wm. P. Byrne, mgr.) Weston and Bernard, alngers of character songs; Marguerite Haney, In The Leading Irfidy; Wlllard 8imms and Co., In Flln- der's Furnished ^lat; Lewis McCord and Co., In Winning on Wind; The Meredith Sisters, presenting their International songs; Ernest Pat- Ecr and Co., royal entertainers; Le Glair and Sampson, funny burlesque strong men; -Pope and Uno,. European novelty, and Klnodrome 11 and week. -AMERICAN MUSIC HALL (Walter Les- lie, mgr.; Wm. -Morris bookings) Julian Eltinge, in feminine characterizations; Les Sosloffs, whirl- wind Parisian dancers; Josephine Sabel, the American comedienne; Whitehead and Grierson, Stars of the Bed MiU; Conway and Leland, die merry monopedes; j:iddle Foley, expert dancer; Bert Earl, singer and banjoist; Tbe Reros, gym- nastic marvels, and Ameriscope 2 and week. GAYETY (E. L. Johnson, mgr.; Eastern Wheel bookings) The Bon Tons U and week. BOYD (Wm. Warren, mg.) Woodhrard Stock Co.. In MISSISSIPPI. HATTrESBUBG.—AUDITOEIUM (Mort Blxler. mgr.) Graustark 21. LOMO E^,ECTBC (Lohnun & Mollere. mgrs.) Pictures and songs S. B. O. bnslness. GEM^ (E. N. BIrscb, mgr.' Plctorvs and sones: good bnslness. MERIDIAH.—GR.4.ND OPERA HOUSE (W. E. Jones, mgr.) The season will open Sept. with Graustark. GEM (Dave Hennesy. mgr.i Vandipvnie and nlctnreft week of. Sept. 19. ELITE ((3apt. W. D. Ament. mgr.) Plctnres and songs. MISSOURI. (XIBTOH.—BIXMAN OPEBA HOUSE (Clin- ton Amusement Co., mgrs.) R. J. Jose in Silver Threads Sept. 6 to fair retnm-s. DE SO-i().—JEFFERSON (Leon Herrlck, mer.) The Village Postmaster Sept. 5; good bus Iness. $50,000 Beauty 12: Under the Lion's Paw 24. AIBDOME (G. H. Hame. Jr.. mgr.) Pic- tures and songs; good bnslness. BX. LOUIS.—OLYMPIC (Pat Short, mgr.) Week of Sept. 12. Second-and last week of The Spendthrift; IS. The Traveling Salesman, CEN- TURY (Pat Short, mgr.) Week of Sept. 12, My Cinderella Girl: 18, Tbree Twins. OAB- KICK (Melville Stoltz. mgr:) Week of Sept 12. Miss Nobody Prom Starland; 18, The Dol- lar Mark. COLUSfBIA (Frank Tate, mgr.) Week of Sept. 13. vandevllle, as follows: Edwin Arden and Co.. Walsh. 'Lyodi and C!o., Herbert and Willing.-Tanner, and Gilbert. Four Famons Vanls, De Lion, Marquis and Lynn, and Mar- evious Griffith. AMEBICAN (John Fleming, mgr.) Week of Sept. 12. The Thief; 18, Bev- erly. PEINCBSS ('Dan S. FIshell, mgr.) Week of Sept 12. vandevllle. as follows: La Gracia, aerial act: Miss Zay Holland, Charles Cartmell and Laura Harris, Dorothy Vaughn, Sidney Grant. Maria Lo's Living Dresden (!htna: Tbe Samysra Romeo. IMPERTAT.. (D. E. Russell, mgr.] Week of Sept. 12, The Show Girl; 18, The FOB SALE OB TRADE—1 Box Trick, A.l for Substitute, and Bag, $6; two new Ventrlloqulal Figures, dress well, fU; OR TRADE for Marion- ette Figures. Burning of She Illusion, |40. WM. E. GEORGE, 207 D Street, N. W., Wash- ington, D. C. THREE CrUB BEARS—(1 male, 2 females); walk on bind feet; very clever; fi months old; just right size for training. fl20 gets this family group. LINWOOO SXINT, Nortb Wa- terford. Maine. FOR SALE OB EXCEANOE—Wurlltzer Band Organ, 2 Wurlltzer Harps and large Reelna Mu- Blc Box, 00 Opera Seats and 100 pra. ball-bear- ing Skates. CHAS. B. JACK. lonia, Mich. BABGAnr—FOR SALE, Moving Picture Outnt, Engine, Dynamo, Monograph, Piano, Chairs, Electric Fixtures, Fan, Sign, etc. Can rent building, ready for use, or remove property. C, A, SeKAT, Cuba, N. Y. FOR 8A£E—60 ft. H. T., 40 m. p., scenery, stage, poles, lights, all complete, ready to set up and give Bbow, Cheap to quick buyer. G. B. COLEMAN. Arnold, Pa. FOR SALE—Uovlng Picture Theatre. Only show In town; seating capacity 2S0; doing a fine busi- ness. Will stand inspection. Low rent and long lease. $450 takes it if at once. Don't write without yon mean bnslness. MRS. ELIZ- ABETH PITB, Lock Box 82, Cromwell. Noble County, Indiana. FOR SALE, OCTOPUS SHOW. A deep sea monster with 12x14 tent, banner 10x12, and Giant Devil Fish, all complete, ready tor pnt- tlns np to show. A big money-maker. Address DON CHAPMAN. Parkersburg. W. Va. FOR SALE—Two-headed Giant, 10 ft. tall; banner, 10x10; tent, 70x100; 10 ft, wall; one uprtown wagon, one medicine wagon. Will sell cheap. J. 1'. TEDROW, Box 391, Nelsonvllle. O. P. S.—No limit to salary for good human freak. FOR BALE—Dodging Monkeya, trained, ready for business, $25 to $50; all good healthy roecl- mens. Live Alligators. Banners for Pit Snows made to order. NORTH BBOS.' .liMIMAL FARM. Paris, Texas. Caught in tbe Rain il and week. NEW JERSEY. ATLANXIC CITY. —APOLLO (Fred Moore, mgr.) Raymond Hitchcock in The Man Who Owna Broadway Sept. 12 and week; The Storm 19-21. SAVOY (Harry Brown, mgr.) Vaude- ville and pictures Sept. 12-14. Douglas Fair- banks In The Cnb Sept. 15-17. YOUNG'S PIER. Joseph Hart's Futurity Winner. Eauff- man'. Brothers. Eva Mndge. Connollv and Wen- rich, W. B. Patton and Company, Phillips Sis- ters, Edith Raymond and pictures to excel- lent business. CBITERION. Pictures and songs to fair business. STEEL PIER. Ves- sella's Band; fine bnslness. YOUNG'S NEW PIER, Band Concerts and plctnres; good busl- —ss. STEEL PIER. Good business. BAYONITE.—OPEBA HOtJSE (Al. H. Woods, lessee; R. Victor Lelghton, mgr.) Sept. 12-14, MUdred and Roudere, in phantasmic mys- ticism. The Flight of Princess Iris, and an olio of five numbers; splendid scenic production, con- ventional tricks cleverly performed; good bus- iness- Sept. 25, premiere performance of A. L. Woods' new metropolitan drama. New Yors, with Mary Shaw, Orrin Johnson and Laura Nel- son Burt and very capable supporting company; 16-17. Chinatown Trunk Mystery; ■ 19-21, The Smart Set: 22-24, The Shoemaker; 29. Mile. Dazle In Tbe Pet of the Petticoats. BIJOU (Bert Howard, mgr.; C. I Fltzpatrlck, book- ing agent) Week of 12, Foy and Clark, head- liners. In travesty. The Old Curiosity Shop, very good, went big; Tbe Oakland Stakes, racing sketch, fllled' with thrills, hit of the bill: Maud Tiffany, coon shonter, found favor; Ferenso Five, operatic vocalists and Instrumentalists, firesented a refined and very good musical mer ans" Pat and Patty. Irish conversatlonallstB. fair; Zebzerro Trio, In comedy skit. Pun On the Beach, enthusiastically received: Alice Han- son and Gladys Bl'ou, singers and dancers, went very well; Blondle Robertson and Mile. Bessetta, Brazilian eccentrics, good; Hallett and Stack, in The Maid and the Mutt, closed the bill. HOBOKEN.—GAYETY (Corse Payton, lessee; Isldor Cobra, mgr.) Week of 12. Geo. Drury Hart and Corse Payton Stock Company In When Knighthood Was In Flower: One scenic produc- tion, well produced snd acted; splendid business. Week of 19, same company in The Charity Ball. EMPIRE (A. B. Eniggemao. lessee & mgr.! Week of 12. Harry Hastings' Big Show, w|fh Harry Hastings. Viola Sheldon, Pauline Cabn an* a very good olio: very good show and ca- pacity bnslnes.s. Week of 19. Girls From Happy- land, LYRIC (Marcus Loew. lessee: Grant RIggs, mgr.) Week of 12, Soraghan Lennox and Company, taeadllners. In protean travestv. The Snbstltote, bit of bill: Dave Caston, The Hnman Scarecrow, scored; Mllano Trio, operatic vo- calists, a trio of splendid singers; Murray and Wilson,- singers and dancers, fair; and others, NEW YORK. NEW YORK CITT,—ACADEMY OP MUSIC (Wm, Fox. mgr.) Bine Jeans, by the stock com- pany week of .Sent. 12. ALRASIOBA (Percy G. Wllllnras. msr.) Van- devllle. AMERICAN MUSIC HALL (Wm. Morris, Inc.. mgrs.) Vaudeville. ASTOB (Wngr-nhals & Kemper, mgra.) Seven Days began Its forty^slxth week Sept. 19. BELASCO, formerly STDYVESANT (David Belaaco, mgr.) The Uly begaln Its third week Sept. 19. BIJOU (A, C. Campbell, mgr.) Mnclyn Ar- bockle In Welcome to Our City opened Sept. 12. BROADWAY (Wm, Wood, mgr.) Irw Fields began bis sixteenth week In Tbe Summer WId< owers Sent. 14, . BBONX (Percy O. Wllllans, mgr.) Vaode- Tllle. CASINO (W. L. Rowland, mgr.) Dp and Down Broadway closed Its ninth and last week Sept. 17: Sam Bernard opened 19' Will sell or trade for an amusement device or show stuff, 2 electric BOWL AT IT BOWLING ALLEYS. The greatest and best money-making bowling game made. Cost $250 each, complete. What have you? "BOWL AT IT," care Bill- board, Cincinnati, 0. FOB SALE; A BARGAIN-New outfit: 1 Enter- prise Stereo Lantern and Lenses, 1 Enterprise Gas Tank, Carrying Case, some Posters, 200 Slides, Including Life of Christ, Ulnstrated Songs, 12x12 Screen, Instruction Books. Cost $130; win take $80. $10 down, balance C. O, D; W. W, PETERSON, Bockwood Are., Bar- ton, Ohio. ■ SLOT IMACHINES pin. Gnm, Liberty Pmit Bella, Bongalows, SUver Cup. others; write for Hat; we sold more aUgbtly used machines than any otm<r Arm la : the conn- try; there's a reason (Sgnare it>"aV. eoodi tnar- anteed. SLOAN MFG. CO.. Station Phila- delphia. Pa. CAPTIVE BALLOON OUTFIT FOR SALE Gas bag made by Leo Stevens. 18.000 coble feet capacity; generators and all equipment go wltb It. Write, or come and examine. WONDER- LAND, Revere Beach, Mass. FRANCES SHOP Maker of STBEET DRESSES and GOWNS for the profession. 602.3i Monroe Sinet, (^licago. Phone: 6SM. EUREKA—The best guide for show aspirants ever printed. Tells bow to learn to act, how to win success, what plays or acts succeed, bow to operate a show, describes acts, lllu- slnns, etc., that prove money-getters. Illus- trated. Price 60c. postpaid. B. BAYDBN, 1916 N. Bockwell Street, Chicago. The Latest Song of the Day. MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD Everybody that hears It will never forget It. Professional copies free to all recognized per- formers, but cards certainly will not do. Address THOMAS O'DAY, 901 Hamilton St., Racine, Wisconsin. NOTICE! Musicians who double stage. Specialties or B. & O., send me yonr address and what yoo can do. Being 20 years In tbe show business and now connected with the Hotel Vclcy Ckim- pany (100 rooms). Bar, Cafe and Barber Shop, located at 161-03-65 Clark strct-t (the conUr of Chicago). 1 have nnmeroun manaKcrv asking for people. Address W. A. BILEIi, Mausgcr. WIG Bargain. Human Bair, brand new. Black Soubrette tLBO (Sliaraeter, Bald, Import l.M By mall, lOc more. O. KLIPPBRT, Importer, 248 4tb Ave,, N. Y. City.