The billboard (Apr 1911)

63 X It e Billboard SOME OF THE BIG FEATURE BONESEtn TROUPE With Rmgling Bros. Circu* for the Season SIX CASTRILLONS CUBAN WONDERS BOMESETH TRODPE Six People Ladies and Gentlemen Acrobats RINGUNG BROS. CIRCUS Season 1911 ■for pretty soon tbci* would tlo footbold mt all decent people*.* ■ uno oc taeoo (irM was to par iTiiriol» •C.wfeot iha owed Urn wt a lil ntll i .w—t wWfcfcer to wkM *• "<■■■ to Beet Mm. Magic CItT got another lltUa bit ot nnax pected pnbllclly tMs w^k. a rlrl reported at tbe ofBce and asked tbe caatiler wben abe sboDid come to work. Nobody knew ber and no one bad ever seen ber before, mncb laaa of fered ber a job. Later la tbe waek aaothar Kirl abowed ap.- Same qneatloa. aaffia blatory "A man had slvcn ber tbe Job and aba bad paid blm ten franca la advance." On* oC ttaaa (Irla waa to pay tbe daa tta> " tbo aot tat tbe rataami . Ho CUM It darHapcd Out bo bad Sn* • ^ is adiW ytm at Matfe CMr BSOOOBAOIMa TOOTB FWio kas aaattor oodety far tta aaeaar agemcnt -or tie MOag pUTWitakt nd ptM. Jeu Rlcbepln,'the playmaker and ■t-—t'*r if., the Academic Fraaeaiae.- la tbe tD on Jo c aat mala aopport. Tb* Oiat HII arransed i aoqtlcca lua Jmt'beta .dSlHCi. It a pUr Id v«n».W-" " ' eatltled Prtaallaa;:''— pralaewortbj, ■ . SOUE .NOTES Frank A. ^maU. of. tba Brom farcca. b slttioE for Ma portrait, a life-alaa aOalr t> oDi. to one of the belt pelBten tn Piyta Ika artiat vlahed to paint Soiall aa "as oId-faablo> ed Sontbera seDtleman.** Small aot only look* It, but IS It. Fcrnand Akodn bet left Pari* fat America be (one aereral vecka on bualnraa fur ' tba Jardtn d'AccUaatatlaa, «t MM . . . e. luat ootiMe oC .Birik -thr poia de Bonlotne. ' : Jtna Oarer, tbo . ^ek dlnped a coaplo of |K ■wwid'n net _ _ imjiuiiie. At the. cad of tke lifclitad with a Ttlealaco of the StaMk : Ue. . -- Tbe BllUnconrt Fair waa thla week the tccba of ■ Dcar-traiedy. A lion Umer was aeTerel; Bianled by bla larceat beaat. d'Artacaan and wben borrled awa7-to the Baadcaalt biapltai hia life waa thontkt kb Is *aHa- Mme. Colette TTIHr. ■ T>ili liialli li Mr ' lac la Timla. WIEDEMANN SHOW OKN& (Continued' from pa'ee T-) ; who can.Jam. Tbe side sboa' has «.U«*_CantBnn.abd b. iblMtfal im Is A ' ttli ChMT JB mmn aM mm,- and ~ Mabbver' Tbflvbb-.F. is to be concralnlated apoa Us bbUlty to frame Dp a show. It was wdl tliat.th» show had been DOfcd a few dara'lMtbm .ths caoaaslTe' rains of April 11. IS.Si.lS Car «■ the aaomlnK or tbe latter 4btt ttb fbir ■rmuid*. the wlnter-auarters of eSb- JliBir;' waa deep .nnder water. .Tbe uptown ~ id - been left on tbe fair jrrounds bat M oat wttbont any difficulty, also a .llarer had beca left In a barn at the nick of time bx Walter Garland and a cowboy oo tbe momlne of April 13, Irot only after tbey rode their hocaas orer a half a mile lato water wbldi came np to the shonlders of tlw steeds. Seetes of town people and show fidk watdiea this rescoe fMn a diatsaee. sewbt bSMle haT- Inc climbed ap la the hicb tinrar " hoose la the cAtre of tbe '~ mile from tlie fair cronnda. tawa. aeaitjr ■ STRIKE AT PARIS PARK. ! «.> aplte of tbe aUlkera floodlae tbe city «llk era of a langbable . (liwusU iiiteodlS ' otherwlae) sort, tbey rame liaHt and Now. aa I have said. eTarrthlac Is serene. Tbey'Te got mote baoda than ever and they're cettiop more work oat of each hand than at any time before tbe strike bappened. Tba strike sdTertlsed tbe good waitea being paid at the park and every day a small army of man lookSuK -for Jobs are on hand. One day tbla week I was tdid Ibat at leasit 250 men asked for work. 1*11 bare to mention one of tbe poatera par- ticularly, apoken of shore. It said In flamlna tyna:.. ■ . . . " • .^y.' . :' • . .. • "Dowx Win - mrar while below was the assertion that nalcas tbe THE POLIES 8EROBRE. \ rnsne bar Car . tke -. luxurioiu sreabcoaaa. (nuean, forty lelepbane- eta tl ana, - epertsl tml- eabo, Kirl pases. in eoatnrae. and Mnltlea i> ereiT feature of tbe boose, tbe esfcertaisfncni and tbe policy. Money baa I>een expended with oat stint to make the Follea Bersrre a treuoty of beauty and delicht. There are three maalcal directors, and tblrly- two mnsldaaa in tbe orchestra. Paul XJscfca, author of the Glow Wcem aad Aaalna. lasesT ttt MetMpole, Berlla. to Icbd la tW Mtab BMpw the rerue which he easapased. with Hsoy ■. Smith as llbrettlBt. Olaarlce iMl leada the reme which be baa ooapoaed, with Benanld Wolf as librettist, while Charles BertoB. of London, wlil direct the ballets and the Cabaisi abonr. George Marlon la tbe permanent pro- ducer for the FoUee-Bersere-, siptae CarXX, of the Albsmbra. Lcodoa, is the pennaiKBt tbllM master, irlth thtitr Inwirtid dsbcccs abd alltr Americaa sMs tor a baae ballet. VaapMIIM. taed by MbMbd. Diet, ot Psris, tbe .fki» ballet . WMleUb of tespe. —MS IfeWb la the cast of tba teraas are:- Blhel I>e<er,' who returss from four yoaia «f auceeas in Bunwe; Martha Leoclud, tbe star ot La CIgale. Parli: Janette Denarber. tbe come dlenne of tbe Parts Follea Bergere reTTi««: Brltta, prima ballerina at tbe Londoo Albambra: Borgblnl, pHma ballerliu at La Snla. Milan; Novotna, the prettiest ofprtma ballerinas tMOt tbe Metropolitan Opera Hobae: Bmlly Lea. aa Americaa daacer. the Feadsr Xnape; Mce abd his dancers: tbe Madrid QaaNsttt^ Qr-Sa. BsM- UU snd Pss Oalsado, PiSia. ' of Spanish Playen, Otis ~ " Katblevn CUlfard. Ada La Mayme Kelso. Arthur Lipna. and scores of otliera. In tbe Caberet abow will appear aenaatlonaJ European acta, which bare tiltberto not bees seen In this coontry, for tbe reason that wis as booae ot the Ooatlnental type for than to pU* la. afeana. Harris and Laaky Hare pondered npoa the problem of the FoUes Bcrfetce for yesi*. and bare tbemaelres stndled Its Bnrcpesn proto types, and bare had'e jugala repart npoa tMa to tbe minuteat detslkvnv bAavb that - Xork has readied Mk S CMSPMSt'lS'lS snd the love ot |f - — - —-- the Folles Bciseio. rom. »• to t»J-» FOR BAIS-W reels , ^ reel: two Machines, ^omersanlt High IM' Trick Dogs and Doeea: excbssi;? dogs, ioje*. for films, lllnalon; anything good for pool room, park. Want Pleht Pictures. PBOF. HARBT SMITH, Grstz, Pa. WASTED AT OHOK—Kep People In aU line*, tor tbe Wiggenuu Stock Co.,' under eanras PATHE mSBIOII PLAY