Billboard advertising (Sept 1910)

SEPTEMBER 24,1910. Xtie Billboard 53 OIBOLE(Ja«. B. Simpson, mgr.) TandeTllle and moriuir pictures. CITV (Saiuuel F. KiDgaton, mgr.) Three TwiDi closed Sept. IT; Tbe Tblrd Degree opened 10. COIjONIAI. <Perey Q. WUllams, mgr.) Van- deTille. COIiOMniA (I. Herbert Mack, mgr.) The Queens of tlic Jardln de I'arla closed Sept. IT; Tbe rarlHlau Widows opened 10. COMEDY (K. F. Comatock, mgr.) Olara Up- man In Tbe Marriage of a Star opened third week Sopt. 10. CRITERION (Charles Flrohman, mgr.) The Commuters began Its sixth week Sept. 19. DAIiT'S (Robert Bobertaon, mgr.) Bab; Mine began its Btth week Sept. 10. DEWBV (Wm. H, Fox Amuse. Co., mgrs.) Vaudeville and moTing - pletnrea. BMPIRE (Charles Frohman, mgr.) John Drew In Smith, began his third week Sept. 10. FODRtEENTB street (J. Wesley Rosen- quest, mgr.) Moving pictures and vaudeville. GAIETY (Klaw & Grlftnger, Ckiban & Harris. mffTB.) Jobn Barryuiore In The Fortune Htmter closed his sixth and last week Sept. IT; Get Rich Quick Walllngford opened 19. OARBICK (Charles Frohman, mgr.) Love AmaoK the LJods closed Its sixth and last week Sept. 17; Henrietta Crosman opened 10. GLOBE (Charles Dillingham, mgr.) The Echo beean Its sixth week Sept. 10. GOTHAM (Wm. Fox Amuse. Co., mgrs.) Mov- ing pictures and vaudeville. GRAND (Barry Beekman, mgr.) MovlDg plc- tnres and vaudeville. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Jack Welcb, mgr.) Girlies closed Sept. 17; J. E. Dodson In Tbe ' House Next Door opened 10. BACKETT (James K. Hackett, mgr.) Mother ' began Ita third week Sept. 10. BEBALD SQUARE (Lew Fields, mgr.) Marie ' Dressier In Tlllle's Nightmare began her sev- enth week Sept. 19. HIPPODROME (Lee and J. J. Sliubert. mgrs.) Tbe IntematlOBal Cup wltb the elrcns acts, Tbe Ballet of Niagara and Tbe Earthquake be- gan the tblrd week Sept. 10. ' HUDSON (Henry B. Harris, mgr.) Helen Ware In The Deserters opened Sept. 10. HURTIQ * SBAMON'S MUSIC HALL (Sam Hortlg. mgr.) Parisian Widows dosed Sept. 17; .Harry Hastings' Show opened 19. KEENEBX'S THIRD AVENUE. Moving pic- tures and .vandeville. KEITB * PROCTOR'S FIFTH AVENBB (a. B. McCune, mgr.) Vandeville. KEITH & PROCTOR'S TWENTY-THIRD STREET (BUOU DREAM). Vaudeville and moving pictures. KEITH * PROCTOR'S 58th STREET (BUOU DREAM). Motion pictures and vaudeville. KEITH & PBOCTOB'S UNION SQUAEE (BI- JOU DREAM). Vaudeville and moving pie- tores. KEITH & PROCTOR'S ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. Moving pictures and vaudeville. KEITH * PROCTOR'S H.VRLEM OPERA HOUSE. Moving pictures. KNICKERBOCKER (Harry G. Sommera. mgr.) One Miss Qlbba bi'gan Its fourth week Sept. 10. LIBERTY (I. W. Mayer, mgr.) Tbe Country Boy opened Its fourth week Sept. 19. LINCOLN SQUARE (Marcos Loew. Inc.. mgrs.) Vaudeville and moving pictures. USCKVU (Daniel Frohman. mgr.) Tbe Brass Bottle dosed Its sixth and last week Sept. IT: G. F. Huntley and Battle Williams opened Sept. 19. LYRIC (Sol Manbeimer. mgr.) Madame X began Its third week at this house Sept. 10. MAJESTIC (Marcns Loew, Inc., mgrs,) Vau- deville and movlngplctutes. . „■ ,„ MANHATTAN (Wm. Crane, mgr.) Vandeville and movtug pictures. . MAXINE ELLIOTT'S (George J. Appleton, mgr.) Diplomacy opened Sept. 13. . METROPOLIS (L. Berg, mgr.) The Star and Garter Show closed Sept. 17: the Marathon Girts opened 10. _ MINER'S BOWERY (Ed. D. Miner, mgr.) Pat Wblte'a Gaiety Girls closed Sept. 17: Wash- ington Society Girls opened IB. MINER'S EIOmrH AVENUE (Edwta D. Miner, mgr.) Sam T. Jack's Co. closed Sept. 17: The Lady Buccaneers opened 19. MINER'S BBONX (B. D. Miner, mgr.) "rhe Lady Bnccaneers closed Sept. 17: Rector Girls opened 19. . ■ MURRAY HIMC (FTed Waldman,^mtnt.) The Marathon Girls closed Sept. IT: the Parisian Widows opened 19. ■ _ . NAZIMOVA'S Mth STBEM. Miss Patsy closed Its tblrd and last week Sept. IT; Con and Co. followed 19. _ . _. , NEW AMSTERDAM (Klaw ft Erlanger, mgrj.) Madame Sherry began Its fourth week Sept. 10. NEW YORK (Klaw ft Erlanger. mgrs.) The Arcadians began Us fourth week Sept. 19. OLYMPIC (Maurice Krans, mgr.) Louis Ro- ble'a Knickerbockers closed Sept. 17; Troca- dero Bnrlesquera opened 19. . _ ..^ « REPUBLIC (David Belasco. mgr.)_B*by Bnr- nlt closed Its fourth and last week Sept. 17; Is Matrimony a Failure? opened 10. SAVOY (Jferome Rosenberg, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pictures. - ^ STAB (wm. Fox, mgr.) Moving pictures and vaudeville. . ^ TBBMONT (C. Johnson Jones, mgr.) Vaude- ville UNIQUE (E. L. Weill, mgr.) Vaudeville and motion pictures. .,,„ WAIXACK'S' (Charles Bnmham, mgr.) Alias Jimmy Valentine began Its Ofth week Sept. 10. WEST END (J. K. Cootson, mgr.) DeWoIf Hopper In A Matinee Idol opened Stept. 12. YORKVILLB (Marcus Loew, Inc., mgrs.) Vaudeville and moving pictures. COMBDK (Albert KauSman, mgr.) Moving picturea and tllnatratcd songs. FAMILY (Wm. Fax. mgr.) MoTlBg pictures and vandeville. AXBAirr.—^BARMANcis BUEECKBR BXtX. (J. Gilbert (Sordon, res. mgr.; Shuberts, booking agents) Madame X Sept. 12-14; Gertrude Quinlan In Miss Patsy 10-20: George Fawcett In The Groat John Oanton S2-24: Robert Mantell 20- 38; Gertmde Elliott In The Dawn of a To- Moriow 80-Oct. 1. EMPIRE (J. H. Rhodes, mgr.; Eastern Wheel) Jersey Lilies 12-14; Fred Irwin's Big Show 15-17. PROCTOR'S (How- ard Graham, mgr.: K. * P. Circuit) Vandevllie and pictures. GAIETY (Howard B. Nichols, mgr.; InilPiii-ndent) Fay Floater Ciompany week 12, MAJESTIC (Emil Delchea. mgr.) Vaude- ville and pictures. PROCTOR'S ANNEX (Guy Graves, mgr.) Pictures and songs. BXHOSAXTOK.—STONE OPERA HOUSE (F. allien, mgr. )^ The Beauty Spot 13; Home Ties 14: Sonss^s Rand 18: The Arrival of Kittar 16: Uncle Dave Holcomb IT. ARMORY THBA'ntB (8. Oswald, mgr.) Chat. I«o CaMer snd Oo., lYananeld Sisters, Gardner and.Golder. Stepping Trio. Barrett and Seanlon, songs and pictures 12- 14: good basinees. LYRIC THEATRE (J. E. Davidson, mgr.) Pictures and songs doing well. ELMIBA.—RORIOK'S THEATRE (Henry Ttylor, ingr.) Manhattan Opera Qo, In Martha S-T, and file Bohemian Girl 8-10. closing opera aeason at this house: large and delighted nonaes. LYCEUM THEATRE (Lee Norton, mgr.) Forest Stanley C^. In repertoire 5-10; good buslneaa. Tbe Lottery Man 13; Tbe Chocolate Soldier 14; Jefferson DeAngells In Tbe Beauty Spot 16: Home Ties 16. MOZART THEATRE (G. ,W. Mlddleton, mgr.) John Barrett and Co., Rose, Lane and Walger. Grenler and La Fose, Lew Harvey, Maybelle Rotbler, Charles Manrler and pictures 6-10; strong bill, large business. HAP- PY HOUR THEATRE (G. H. Van Demark. mgr.) Straub Sisters, Gallaway, Kemer and Brown, To]ettI, Gns Fredericks. Josef Samuels and pictures 6-10; large houses, good bill. FAM- ILY THEATRE (Max Sherman, mgr.) The Burkes, Marguerite Brown. John Mc<3owan and Co. and pictures 5-10: good houses pleased. SIHaSTOlf KINGSTON OPERA HOUSE (C. V. DuBois, mgr.) Uncle David Holcomb 15; ex- cellent. Madame X 10. BIJOU (Geo. W. Carr, mgr.) Vellab Clapp and her nine Jolly Juve- niles, Basso, Wills and Hutchinson, and pic- tures, 12-17. STAR (H. H. Scbaler, mgr.) Hlgh-daaa vaudeville, songs and pictures 12-17. LYRIC (Thoa. Peasley, mgr.) Pictures and ""lOjlABOirECK.—AUDITORIUM (J. Brand, mgr.) May belle, singing and musical comedienne, good; Charles MUls, Dutch comedian, very good; atoline Pullman, singer of classical songs, hit: James (Jorrlgan, character comedian, JEOOd; Baby Gladys, songs and dances, dever; Henry Buckley and Co., comedy sketch, fair; plctozea; week of Sept. 5; business good. SEWBUHOH.—ACADEMr OF MUSIC (Fred M. Taylor, mgr.) OeWolt Hopper Sept. 8; S. R. O. performance. Pictures and vaudeville 0-10: James T. Powers In Havana Sept. 12; pleased large audience. Pletnrea and vaudeville 13- 15; Tbe Man of tbe Hour 16; Ethel Barry- more IB; Madame X 20. HEW. ROCmELLE. — LOEWS NEW RO- OHELLE (Harry Dull, mgr.) Week of Sept. 3, Wood Lawson, singing and dancing comedians, very good; J<riin F. -Clark, munotoglat, clever; Kaufman and Graff, black-face comedians, bright act; Zelaya, the royal pianist, good; The Great Weston, eairtoonlsi, good; Glendower and Mannlon, In a eomedr sketo, .The Gambler, splendid; pictures week Of 5; excellent bus- iness. OMBOirrA ONEONTA (O. S. Hathaway. lessee; Harry E. Dunham, mgr.) Sonsa's Band Sept. 15; Uncle Dave Holcomb IS; Cbules K. CSiamplaIn Stock Co. week of 10; Olrt . In the Taxt 28: Tbe City 30. CASINO (L. H. Shep- pard. mgr.) Pictures and songs; capacity bnsi ness dally. OSWEGO. — RICHARDSON (Earl Burgess, mer.) Jefferson DeAngelis In The Beauty Spot Sept. 8; capacity business. Just Out of Col lege 10; pleased fair business. Ethel Barry more In Mid-Channel Sept. 22. HIPPODRO.ME (Frank Foster, mgr.) Elmer Jerome, ainglng and talking; Edgar Foreman and Company, com- edy playlet; Fred Werner, singer; The Three Zecks, acrobats, 12-14. Scintilla, the girl vio- linist; Evens and Batman, singing and dancing: Emerson and Adams, comedy sketch; DUger and *^p8u?it^^raEl^6LLiNewooD opera HOC6S (W, G. Milliard, mgr.) St. Elmo S-6i good rettim.<>. De Wolf Hopper in A Matinee Idol 9; S. R. O. Madame X 10; pleased good business. SYBACUSE.—WIBTt.-ta OPERA HOUSE (7, L. Kerr, mgr.: Rels Circuit Co.. lessee) The Beauty Spot Sept. 5; The Chocolate Soldier 8-10; The Jolly Bachelors 12-19. BA3TABLE (Stepn- en Bastable. mgr.; General Amuse. Co.. lessees) Cecil Spooner Co. 5-7; A Minister's Sweetheart T-10. THE GRAND (Keith's Vandeville) Dr. Herman In his electrical science display, i laughable act: BiUie Btirke's musical comedy. The Foolish Factory, great hit: Lisle Leigh and Co.. In dramatic playlet. Weaving the Net; The Fonr Melody -Monarchs. good: McPhee and HiU, aerial act. clever. McPhee bad an . aeeldent while performing on Tuesday and was nasble to . perform on Tuesday eTening. Tben/ire ilso a few other entertaining acts on this week's bill. THE new Gnemey Theatre la weU nnder way and Is expected to be ready for. oc«BPuiey late In the season. : . TROT.—RAND'S OPERA HOUBB (H. T. Thompson, res. mgr.) Chas. K. Champlln and Company week of Sept 6. PROCTER'S (Guy Gaves. res. mgr.: K. ft P. Circuit) Brooks and Jeanette. comedy alnglng; Da FTagnr and Thayer, fair: D. B. Lee and (Jompany. George Stelms and Primrose Sisters. Letford and Sim- mons, comedy and music; Poucell and Company, llinsIonlA and conjuror week of Sept. 6; good. UTICA.—MAJESTIC (J. O. Brooks, mgr.) Home Ties Sept. 12: Jas. T. Powers in Havana 15: St. Elmo 16; Dadame X 18-20. STATE ARM- ORY. Sousa's Band 12; great success. OR- PREUM (Ford S. Anderson, mgr.) Buster Brown. TIge and Company, good: Avery and Lester, singing and talking comedians, made good: Charles Wills. German comedian, fair: Jack Barrett and Oimpany In an Irish sIngluE skit. A Bit of Blarney, excellent: Crlmmlns and <3ore In an eccentric oddity. The Astors and tbe Walter, big bit; Grenler and La Fose. nov- elty acrobats, flne; Prof. Welmer. songs: and Sictures; business good. HIPPODROME (P. F. lancv, mgr.> Frlnt, George and Company In The Originality of Patrice, pleased: I.ouls and Bessie Bartlcmer. French acrobats, very good: Herkimer and Wllllngton, politics In songs and dances, excellent: songs and pictures: business good. 8HUBEBT (Wm. D. Fltzgi-rald. mgr.) Mile. Minnie Amato and Company in A Night In The Slums of Paris, a big success: Hoey and Lee in the Jew Policeman, well received: Chas. Semon. The Narrow Feller, good: The Four 6*>ng Writers, a novelty musical act that pleased: Bedlnl and Arthur, comedians, good; Clark and Bergman, song and dance comedians, fair: James Bums and (Company, comedy gymnasts, good: and pictures: bnslness excellent. WATERTOWH.—CTPT OPERA HOUSE (W. Scott Mattcaw. mgr.) King and Lynn Stock Company week of 5-10. except 9: Jefferson De Aneells in Tbe Beauty Spot 9: Just Out of College 12. ANTIQUE (J. VT. Lndlow, mgr.) Tbe Seven Russella In minstrel act, goes good; nletures; good business. NORTH CAROLINA. STIRHAX A(U.DEMY -OP MUSIC (J. W. Burroughs, mgr.) Tbe Newlyweds Sept. 19; A GentlemJn From Mississippi 20; The Climax 21: Bcnlah 24. .\RCADB (O. F. Wllkerson. mgr.) Marie Wilkinson, soubrette, good; The Two Musical Clowns, very good. THE EDI- SONIA (H. M. Lewis, mgr.) The Rossry Sl^pt. 12-13: good bnslness with pictures and illus- trated songs. OReSkTSBORO.— «IRANO OPERA HOUSE (3. A. Schloss. mgr : B. H. Tate. res. mgr.! Hie Soul Klas Sept. T; disappointed Iirie andlence, (Contlnaed on page 66.) THE GREATER COLORED FAIR The N. C. Industrial Association will hold its 32d Annual Fair at Kaleigh, N. C, October 24 to 29, 1910. Fine racing. Free attiactions daUy. Attendance last year 50,000. Wc follow the great State Fair. Privilege and Carnival people, write. 1. E. BAMUN. Secretary. FOURTH ROCKVILLE FREE FALL CARNIVAL October 3, 4, 5, 6. 7. 8. 1910 WAMTEO- -Free Atiractioni, Good Glean Shorn, Ocaan Wave or Dip, Merry-go-round, Circling Wave Address CHAS. E. LAMBCRT, Seeratary, Roolcvllla, Ind. 3,500 to 5,000 People ATTEND OUR FAIRS DAILY. We Have Park Space "TO LET" to Nice, Clean MidwaySa -WRITE US AT ONCE.- Jackson County Fair, SEPTEMBER 28 - 30a 1910. A. J. DILLS, Secretary, SYLVA. N. C. IRICHMOND Richmond Fall Festival S'Blo Daya and Nlghta't S3.000— HIF>F>0DR0N«E:— S3.000 WANTED—Ferris Wheel, Merry-Go-Round, Human Roulette'. Wlieel, Concessions ot all kinds. Located in heart of City on Circus Lot. (Free—no enclosure.) Wanted—Shows. Concesmons, Etc. ADDRESS ■ CHAS. M. MARSH. Dayton Fall Fastlval, DAYTON, OHIO. WILL R. RELLER, Saoratary, Rlohmond Fall Faatlval, RICHMOND, IND. FESTIVAL ^THE BIG= NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR AT Newar k, Oct. 3-4-3 -6-7-8 Up-to-date Side Shows and Attractions can win out here. Special programs to draw immense throngs each day. Very- liberal terms, as we are bound to have a great Midway. Space $1.00 to $2.50 per front foot. Address all conuuunica-. tions to FRED W. VOIGT, General Manager, P. O. Box 5, or Suite 604-608 Scheuer Bldg., Broad St., Newark, N. J. ^^^^^^^^^ BANZA, LE ND ME T HINE EAR! The Johnny J. Jones Exposition Shows FEATURING THE FOLLOWING FREE ATTRACTIONS: CYCLONE LEAPING DEATH'S CHASM Royal Italian Band 16 Neapolitan''SoIoists SI8I0R ROCO SAMGIU. BAND MASTER Daro Devil OaRolia ONLY ONE ARM HIGH DIVER IN THE WORLD. WANXS, FOB THE BEST UNE OF CITIEB W THE SOUTH. Plantatlan rrople and rolurv^rt Mnslelans. big Electric Sbow, LondoD Gbost. good 4-lD-oiie Show, Flea Clrcu!>. A-1 VaiHteTilIt>. one mon Flattorm Show, (good opening for Fat CIrl). 2 All-Day Grinders. CAK PLACE niiy It'sillmute ConeessloQ: <no excludrca px^yt Oonfem ud Noraltln and Laneb). Good openina for Knife and Cane Rack. wAJITED TO Binr—Tbree more Flat Can>. Cages, two more Wncnn Frums. small EleDbant (trick elephant preferred!. Platform, Show Wagons. State nberf nil above can be seen. FOB SAIf—Two Black Toi>s and 30 reels Film. BOUTE: HOW SO ■•'V I.OOK TO TOTTt lOHMSON CITY, TENN.. WEEK SEPT. 26. Auspices Confedfrate VcteriiES otil Iiuiishti-ra of Confederacy. CHATTANOOGA. TESN.. WEEK OCT. 3. Ausnln-s Mixleru WoikIiocu " streets. DBCATDB, AUt.. WEEK OCT. 10. Aosplces Bxst'ball Association. ' Fair In four years. VigtSBUBG. MISS.. WEEK OCT. IT. ' bnslness streets. lAOKSON. UIS&. STATE FAIR, OCT. .MalD First Stiwi .\uspicfs liaH-ball .4!<soclatl»u. Main 4 TO NOV, 3. PAY A.ND NIGHT. We conttol all Shows and riding devices at this erent lind all prrTllci:»s on'onr midway. MERI- DIAN, MISS. Ansplcea W. O. W., on main business streets. Open Saturday. Nov. 5 (with the 1»1n*1lni. lehnn. that M/wlni. Sl>tnM4av Itfiv. 11 VTrr-.TTT A AJjJi WEEK NOV. 14: ANNUAL _ _ business sfrcet». BAINBRIDGE. OA., GALA WEEK. Auspices Business Men's I<-ague. Week Nor. 31. On main business streets. KOTICE—Can place good WUd West St.ow. commencing Mississippi State Fair. REXEHBER. this la not a tag ontat. bnt one traveling at the present time on our own special trsln of 14 cars, carrying onr private electric lighting ^ant and the finest trained wUd animal ahow en tour. AM> WB JJSB STIU. GROWING. K yon like the above towns, write or wire TOHNHT .J. J0HE8. ou* XetnpsR^on HsM, X» Task Otty, nntU Septembar St. fhan aa per rants above.