The billboard (Sept 1911)

SEPTEMBER 16, 1911. Xtie Billboard 77 I'rimv of Tonight, HcDry PleraoD, mgr.; Obit. M. Tball. ban. uitfrM Uloomlogton, 111., Au(. t'lirVinc Prlueeu, Sam iSfm, msr.; Chat. Mc- varu. agent: IIIa<milnKton, III., Aug. 23. Il.iirt BreakerK, Otto Cleves, mgr.; Wallle II ckor, agvut; Joliet, III., Aug. 27. SMITH, C. JAY, 514 W, Superior St., Chicago, ill.—Frank P. Presoott, G. p. R.; Cecil F. Wlliams, G. 8. P. 1-1,11' of Country Kldi, Ray Bankwm. mgr.; C. S. Cimby, agent; Benton Harbor, Mleb., July gis'Vei'klns, Eddie Oelaney, mgr.; J. F. Kellar, ac.'ui; Soutb Chicago, III., Aug. 17. Ili.'liiia, ilalit. Sbermac and C. Jay Smith, iiii:rs.: Artbur Uockwald, agent; BellerlUe, 111., Sept. 4. Carina Comedy Co., Geo. liOTelace,.msr.; W. A. net, agent; Hart, Mlcb.. Sept. 22. STAIR & HAVLIN, INC., 1493 Broad- way, New York City. Aiiins the FaclUc. wiiln- Sister. I'aiiiasma. I.lslit Eternal. •irlf'ti Days. ^■v. : Satau Sanderson. : Tbri'.- Twins. 1 Trouble Maker*. STERLING, JOHN R., Hotel 8V Claire, Detroit, Mich. Sis llopfclna. STERN, A. S.. & CO., 4122-23 Knick- erbocker Theatre BIdg., New York City—J. M. Abrams, G. P. :R.; Fred Reichelt, G. S. D. fully .of the Clrcni, with Ida St. Leon, F. Ilrichelt. mgr.; J; U. Abrama, agent; Baltl- uior«f, Md., Sf.*pt. 4. tvllr of the Circus, with Oeorgle OIp. James Wttieudale, mgr.; Cbas. Allen, agent; Elmlra, S. v.. Aug. 18. Tr-nvvling Salesman (Central). Harry Chappell, mxr.x J. Bnchblttder. agent; Ulcbigan City, In.I.. Sept. 18. Trav'-Ihig Salesman (Weatern), K. Greenburg, mfT.; B. J. Buckler, ag.'Ut; Blngbamtoa, tt. v.. Aug. 28. THOMPSON. MONTE, 39 Court St., Boston, Mass.—W. C; McKay, G. P. R.: Walter Woods, G. S. D. Tli.. Ut^ry. Ira E, Kewball. mgr.; Frank D. Crsr. agent: Athol. Mass.. September 4. Man on the Box. Will L. White, mgr.: W. H. llu«klas, agent; Caribou, Me., September 4. Yalr s^tock Co.. J. Warren Chase, mgr.; J. D. Iliitcblnwn, agent: on tour Arery Stnmg Co.. K. 0. Xwitcbell. mgr.; Sept. 21. Awry Strong Co., F. C. Twltchell, mgr.; Sep- r.'iiiber 21. TROUSDALE BROS., Cedar Rapids, 11.—E. H. Brown, G. S. D. tb' ATiator. E. E. Trousdale, mgr.; Sidney ll'Imont, agent; Waterloo. la.. Aug. 28. Tti<' Aviator, G. L. Lawrence, mgr.; M. M. Tpiusdale, agent: Traer, la., Aug. 31. Marr Jane's Pa., E. H. Brown, mgr.; C. W. Trousdale, agent; Webster City, la., Aug. UNITED PLAY CO., INC.. 1503 Ma- sanic Tempte BIdg., Chicago, III. Uon and the Mouse, Tbird Degree (two companlea). VOELCKEL, R., 601 Times Bldgn New York City—Jerry Mills, G. S. D. Bla.k PattI Musical Comedy C^., B. Toelckel. nicr.; Jas. W. Boyd, agent; Goshen, K. V., Aug. & (laD'iy Dixie Minstrels, H. D. Collins, treas.; Kil. W. Oook, agent; Washington, D. C, Sept. WADE. P. A., 731 Knickerbocker Thea- tre BIdg., New York City^F. A. Wade, G. P. R.; Herbert J. Carter, G. S. D. ■nir.-e Twins (Western), F. A. Wade, mgr.; Wm. Almdolpb, agent; Chicago, Sept. S. <ilrl Who Dared. Herbert I. Carter, mgr.; J. Davis, agent; Poughkeepste, N. Y.. Aug. riimer or the Bsncb, Frank Flesber. mgr.; welter Rolls, agent; Milwaukee, Jnly IS. WAGENHAL8 & KEMPER, Aitor Theatre, New York City—John Pratt, G. P. R.; Collin Kemper, G. S. D. ^>v^ea Days (Astor Co.), Percy Sage, mgr.; M. T. MIddletoD, agent; New York City, Aiipost 28. Sfvi'u Days (Eastern), James B. Moore, mgr.; Wnrr.T Lambert, agent; Trenton, N. J., Sep- i.-iul>er 4. >•■>.■„ Days ((>)ast). John Moore, mgr.; W. H. t'nliwooa, agent; Uarrlsburg, Pa., September fald In Full. John Ilogan, mgr.; Jack Brcbany, ar-nt; Newark, K. J.. Augnst 28. V lint the Doctor Ordered, James l„ Bnford, Miur.: John Pratt, agent; Toronto, Can., Sep- »«'rolMT 11, WEBER, JOS. M., Weber'a Theatre, New York City. A .Man of Honor. Alma. Where Do Von Uvet Tiii- Climax (two eorapantea). ft'ii.irlta. WEE, O. E., 1402 Broadway, New York City—Palmer Kellogg, G. P. R.! LouiB Lvtton, G. S. D. •Coiinty Sheriff (Western), M. O. Jenkins, mgr.; .1.^ l>. Jameson, agent; Montlcello, N. Y., Jnly <'""niy Sherlir (Eastern) Chaa. H. Brooke, mgr.; iiiimor Kellogg, agent; East Pepperell, Mass.; Auk. 12. lown Mnrahal, AL Bcckerlrh, mgr.; Robert Iti.Ul.-ll, mtent; Wlscaaset. Me., Aug. 2. 'ilrl of thp Mountains. Harry .Myers, mgr.; nniry J. S|>i>llman, agent: Camden. Me.. July WERBA & LUESCHER, Now York Theatre BIdg., Broadway & 4Sth St«„ New York City—Frank C. Payne, Q. P. n.; George Marion, G. S. D. 'vi S V"'"'- Clirlalle MacDonald, B. W. „„; '■'■ arland. mitr.: New York City, Augnst 14. Ml"' HajoB, tpoa Mayer. i»KT.: K. A. Ilnrhelder and Frank 3nolI, , ,?,»""'»;, Atlantic City. Atlgbst 7. |l<'nrtes Marks, agent; Cincinnati, Bepteinbar *•'";;"''»„• niisbsnd. Wtllnrd coxey, ■gent: I^tlc-a. N. Y., September IS. • I Di'pvnds on the Womaa; tn Oetobet. Alice Lloyd, In a new miulcal comedy: opens In Nuvemoer. Jolly Peasant;' opens la January. Biib 0<ler- Maedel (Boy or Olrl); opaaa in D» cemb.'T. WHALLEN & MARTELL, 1402 Broad- way, New York City. Wlilrl of Mtrtb, Pbll Paulseraft, mgr.: Frank Mrtzer, agent; Brooklyn, Aug. 14. Ki-ntncky Belles, M. Fenton, mgr.; H.' Wal- ters, agent; Toronto, Aug. 7. Sam Devere Show, Lou Stark, nigr.; James Uearne, agent; Pittsburg, Aog, 21. WHITNEY OPERA CO., INC., F. C. Whitney, Pres., 45 W. 34th St, New York City; F. P. Weadon, G. S. D. Chocolate Soldier (A), L. Stem, agent; Albert ^iot. treasurer; Sprlngfleld, Mass., September Cfaondate Soldier (B), L. Keene. agent; I. F. Zimmerman, treasurer; Harrisburg, Pa., September 18. Chocolate Soldier (C), James Deolon, W. G. TIsdale, agenta; Atlantic City, Sept. 21. Baron Trenck. The Cavalier of tbe Bose. At Last Alone. Coralca; WOODS, A. H., 1493 Broadway, New York City—J. J. Rosenthal, G. P. R.; Geo. Marion, G. 8. D. Fascinating Widow, J. J. Pierre, mgr.: I. 3. Kosenthal, agent; Atlantic City, Ang. 28. Gypsy Love, ttalpb Kohn, mgr.; J. 3. Boaentbal, aicent; PhlUdtrlphia, Oct. 2. Littlest Scbel, Lmils Houseman, mgr.; Chicago, Sept. 2. • . Tbomas E. Shea In Bepertoire; Detroit, Aug. 13. Girl In tbe Taxi, J. Isaacs, mgr.; Jno. Mon- tague, agent; EL Paso, Tex.. Ang. 13. Girl In tbe Taxi, Harry Brant, mgr.; Walter Messenger, agent; Asbnry Park, Aug. II. Master of the House. Broken Rosary. The Greyhound. Miss Ondelsaek. Little Nemo. Dancer of Cairo. Lore*s Agency. Pretty Little MlUlner. Modest Suzanne. Widow Wise. WOODS, FRAZEE & LEDERER, 1482 Broadway, New York City—Walter Kinqsley, G. P. R.; James Darling, G. S.'D. :■ Madame Sherry (A); New York, Sept. 2. Madame Sherry (B); Mllwankee. Sept. 3. Jtadame Sherry (C): Norfolk. Va.. Sept. 4. Madame Sherry (O); Long Branch, N. J., Aug. 31. Jiadame Sherry (E); Alban.r. N. Y.. Ang. 23. WOOLFOLKS, BOYLE, ATTRAC- TIONS, Coh^n Theatre BIdg., New York City—Boyle Woolfolk, G. S. D. Snnnv Side of Broadway. Winning Miss. Slax Itloom In a new production. ZIEGFELD JR.. F., New York Theatre Bidgn New York City. Follies of 19U. ATTRACTIONS Actress, The. Charles Frohman, mgr. Across tbe Pacific. Stair & Haviln. Inc., mgrs. . Alias Jimmy Valentine, with II. B. Warner. Lirbler * Co., mgrs. Alma, Wbere Do You Utc, Jos. M. Weber, mgr. ■ Att Everyday Man.- witb Tbos. W. Boas, ftasee & Lvderer, mgrs. > Arab, The, Henry B. Harris, mgr. Astrologer, Tbe, Tbe Sbnberts, mgrs. As a &lan Thinks, wltb J<din Mason, Tbe Sbn- berts, mgca. Assassin, Tbe. Cbas. Dillingham, mgr. A Little Play, Charles Frohman, mgr. A Thousand Dollars. Tbe SliubL'Tts, mgrs. At the &lercy of Tiberius.' Vaughan Glaser. mgr. At the Old Cross Boad.<i, Arthur C. Alston, mgr. At Last Alone, F. C. Wbltney Open Co., mgrs. ATiator, The. Trousdale Bros.,'mgr*. Baby Mine. William A. Brady, mgr. Balkan Princess, with Louise Onnntng, Tlie Sbnberts and William A. Brady, mgra. Balthasar, Tbe Shuberts, mgrs. Baretbot Dancer, Tbe Sbutxsrts, mgrs. Barq| 0>»d-For-Notblng. Henry W. Savage, Baron" Trenck, F. 0. Whitney Opera Oe.. mgrs. Bebman Sbow, Jack Singer. Inc., mgrs. Blacki PattI Co., R. Voelckel. mgr. t)elle'«t New Vork, Philadelphia Am. Co., mgrs. Belles' of the Bouloyatd, Forrester & Strong, Ben%ir^Klaw A Erlanger & Jos. Brooks, mgrs. Best& People, The Sbnberts and William -A. B&dy, mgr. BeTCfly of Graustark (two companies), A. O. Daamater. mgr. BiglSmlsts. The. Lew Fields, mgr. Blue Club. Tbo Sbnberts, mgrs. Blue Monao, E. J. Carpenter, mgr. Fine Bird, Tbe SUubrrls & Llebler & Co., mgrs. Bohemian Girt, .Milton & Sargi'nt Abom. mgrs. Boss, Tbe, wltb Hulbrook Bllnn. William A. Brady, mgr. Bought and Paid For. William A. Brady, mgr. Brewster'a Millions, AL Rich Producing Co., mgrs. Bright Byes, Joseph M. Galtes. mgr. Broken Rosary, A. H. Woods, mgr. Brought Home, (3oban & Harris, mgri. Bub Oder M«e<iel , (Bv or Qlrl), Werba * Lnesrher, mgrs. Bunty Pulls the Strlngn. The Sbnberts. mgrs. Buster Brown, Lefller-Bratton Co.. mgia. Bttttertty on the Wheel, with Uarle Ooio, Cbarlea Frohman, mgr. Case of Brcky, with Frances Starr, David Bel- aseo. mgr. Gat and the riddle, Cbas. A. Seilon, mgr. Cavalier of tbe Rose, K. C. Whitney Opera Co., mgrs. Cave Man, with Rob-rt Edeson. Henry B. Chanlecler, with Maude Adams, ChaTlea Frob- man, mgr. Charlemagne. The Conqueror, William A, Brady, mgr. Chocolate Soldier fttaree companies), F. C. Whitney Opera Co.. mgrs. Climas, The (two eoinjinnies), Jos, U. Weber, CtoalT'uodcl. The Bbtfiierts. mgts. BE A GUN MAN SEUL OUR! I»ISTr»L SCABBARD WATCH FOB They AIX want It Boys and glrla alimiy can't get a way teen It. A perfect miniature of a SIX-SBOOTBBand HOLSTER—typical of tbe gun-carrying days of the West. Made of splendid aiuUtr leather, wltb metal gnn. Made vtfUn gnnahot distance of the AlaaM. cradle of Texas liberty. Sells strictly on Its merits as a nordty. Okemah. Okla.. July 19, 1811. ALAMO LBATHBR tc NOVELTY CO.. San Antonio, Texaa: GenUemen:—Tour last shipment of Pistol Scabbard Watch Fubi came In today, and opened witb a ready sale. I lutve been In ths souvenir business for the last ten years, and have Iiandled Tarloat novelties and souvenlra. 1 liave bad anccesa In 'most every elfort. but this new sensation that yon have aprung by placing-on tha market the Fob, beats anything I have tried. The fact that thai are constructed of real leather and a Miniature Slx-ahDoter and Scabbard, complete In every respect; alao that they are nuunifie- tured at San Antsnio, near the OLD ALAMO, all tends to help tba buying public appreciate the nobby aonvenlr. I first bongtat in small lots, but find to hang one card In 'Wla- (low, I must keep a large supply inaide, as there are no questiOBa asked. The sale la made on sight. TraTelIng men. preaehm. ladies and children aU are anzlons to pay the palce. xon ham uiads a bit, and I wiah yon much anccesa. Yonts truly. O. H. RABMinC A customer at PISIDLBTON. OREGON, writes, after orieiliig i qnantity: "Sold them all in less than an hoar. Pleaae toaU flva gross," % actual I Send me at once by express, as before. % gross Novelty Watch Fobs. Yon said they would sell very fast. WELL! I guess they do sell. I have less than one dozen nu band. 1 Bold five dozen in one week. Respectfully yours. M. D. HUZZ.ll. Books and Sta- tionery. Cleburne, Texas. Send Twenty-llTo Conta (coin) today for aamjpleand prwaa. « we both lose money. ALAKO rEA TTTKR & NOVELTY CO., Ul Ave. D, San Antonio. Tezsa. Say "Billyboy" when writing. Please send na prepaid. H gross Leather Pistol Scabbard Watch Feba. Thia la tim best novelty : we have ever stmch. Sou thrae dosen today. BeepectfuUy, BOITLEB BBOTHEBa. Booksellers. Hooaton. Xezaa. THE POCKET UMBRELLA The evolntlon of the nmbiella Into the Pocket Vmbrdla la the only one which gives the proper aervice to the traveling people. Just drop It In your toilet bag and yon find It then when caught In rain. If no rain, jm can not lose It. The average person ipenda many times ln:« year for nmUdlas and soiled dothlng tlun oar Pocket TTmhrdIa costs, and stIU never have one when needed 'most. Omr Podtet' UmbreHs Is always with yoo. and will lait a lifetime, aa lame la ahaOlsMy ttatr proof. This Is the only proper mnbrdla for a lady. Fnt in a leather case, aa a liands<Kne music roll. As one lady re tn a rke d when buying one. "A woman's heart could not atand the.ten^ tatlon of seeing one, but she muat buy It." There are no parts,to be taWen off or pnt on, 1>at almply tdeacope It to about one^thizd Ita length. Any child can open it in five seconds and close it I n twenty. When wanted as a cane, tt can lie used as such, and It only telescopes when purposely done so. There Is no difference in Its appearance from any high grade umbrella. FIU oat tte Uank aod jnall today, and we will by retnm mail send yoa oar booklet, which lUnstrates and describes tbe nmbiella, and also our guarantee for THE POCKET UMBRELLA CO.. Flndlay. Ohio: .Gentlemen:—Send me prepaid your Instructive matter and goarantee about your umbrella. Name • Address ........................ City State. THE POCKET UMBRELLA CO. FIND LAY, OHIO. HUMANATONE (Trade UsA BegUtered). The Most Marvelous Musical Inttrument Ever Invented Nothing Uke it in the world. Produces sweetMl music whether it be the Joyous notes ef a qondc- step or tbe sfdemn strain of a church hymn; to fact, any class of music can be played on us Bumanatone without practice, as it la almost a self-playing instrument. . Played with a piano or any other accompaniment, the effect is en- trancing. The best seller and money gettw foe fairs, carnivals, celebrations and dcmonstratloos. Send for Jobber'a new price Ust. Samides Zie. HUMANATOXE GO., 104-106 Nsssau St., New York City ForPreminmt or Fairs Can not be equaled. Ab«r will have one even if M has to work for the qoar* ter to buy it. Price, $2.00 DoL SelchQw & Rigtter COMPANY 265 Canal St.. N. Y. —RO L L TIC KE T S-~ ••▼HB BIS TICKKT AT THK SMALL miCK" Your own special ticket, aoy printiiK^ any colots, accBiatdy numbeied, ereiTraB guaiantaed. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE BIG ROLL TICKET. 5.00(>—«1.25 20,000—«4.60 60.00O-S 7.50 10^000— 2.60 25,000— 5.50 100,000— 10.00 Prompt diliH&ent; Gadi with th e order. COUPON TICKETS, 6,000—S2J0. 1x2 STOCK TICKFI8—SIX CSarrS. Oettheaanvlee. - NATIONAL TICKET CO.. ShamoMa. Pmm.