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DECEMBER 2, 1917
‘The Billkboa
THE MOST TALKED OF SHOW O THE BIG SENSATION
F THE YEAR
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GUS HILL'S cry MINSTRELS
WITH THEGREATEST ARRAY OF MINSTREL TALENT EVER CONCEIVED. ALL THE NEW AND OLD FAVORITES IN THIS ONE BIG ORGANIZATION
GEO. WILSON
W. H. THOMPSON JAS. CORRIGAN ARTHUR GROS
EDDIE MAZIER JOHN P. ROGERS
~ JOHN BURKE FRANK HANSCOMB
The Following Sure-Fire Successes: Breaking All Records:
MUTT AND JEFF HANS AND FRITZ
In Active Preparation, the Surprises of a Century:
ADAMLESS EDEN
ED LATELL ° JACK McSHANE ‘THOMAS HUGHES JOHN LOVELY
BRINGING UP FATHER
STOP, LOOK,
LISTEN
SPIDER AND THE FLY
SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR MME. REJANE FEMALE MINSTRELS
WANTED AT ALL TIMES—Everything That’s Good in Musical Comedy and Minstrelsy GUS HILL, Columbia Theatre, New York
given right of way to the deadbeat who bas no, regard for hls fellow-actor, ‘Thore of us that do ‘ot encounter very many hardships are satisied| to continue on our way, leaving it to those ‘rectly concerned to amellorate conditions, Dut. the ultimate result will affect the professior
1.
EXPECTATIONS almost seen tte day, tte fate 1s inevitable.” you will hear the pesal
tures encleavely forthe aimple renson hi tn termed the “poor man's’ amuseme something well within the reach of the
ey Staged attraction during. the year? And should we direct our energies to refresbing and rebuilding of the tab the fu
{THE CONNECTING LINK 4s saggeated that the theater manager and Booking agent come to a better understand. ‘Mmammoch as the latter 1s ‘the company’
and if coffee is delivered thra correction of the
actly the sort of an attraction bis agent 1s tog bim, In the event that
A MERRY XMAS
HAPPY NEW YEAR eer
EMPIRE THEATRICAL AGENCY
GEO. B. GREENWOOD (Greeny), Gen. Mgr.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
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carried im stock they should be discarded and] replaced with ealable and dependable merchanaise,
Having effected a perfect understanding between agent and theater manager certain to what extent the company
ganization will prosper under ordinary condl
the common performers that have been given the privilege to work om her husband's show, and
there-| the result of the fallure to use the small amount
‘of grey matter she possesses and force herself to enjoy, instead of detest, the surroundings her Uttle Dead becomes entirely too large for her
“Busband, even tho respected and
admired by his performers, who refuse to wit stand such unnecessary ' impositions, finally {brows up the sponge, in order to keep peace tn
time to do it all over again. In time wifey be‘comes even too disagreeable to work on the same stow with other performers that possess more ability than herself, and,\taking thelr bagege, they become tourlsts, roaming frot
than they can give legitimate away.
“Professional Jealousy” should not be discussed at length as it is the most absurd pecatfarity @ regular performer can Imagine. People—tncluding, of course, rival comedians—af icted with the above mslady make themselves ‘unbearable and eventually becowe chronic agitators, one of the most dangerous enemies to th profession. Agitators and the Jealous element have done thelr share of wrecking, and It should de in order to suggest something of a brotherly ove nature of the exercising of better jugdment with a view of eradicating some of the present obstacles and submit to at least a professional ‘understanding.
In conclusion It les within the power of our combined professional forces to determine the fate or success of the tab idea.
“A Uttle wore ‘persistence, a ttle more effort, apd what seemed hopeless fellore may ‘tara to glorious success, There ts 00 fallure except in no longer trylog. There is no defeat,
‘within, no really tusurmountable our own inherent weakness of pur
‘Elbert Hubbard, ‘The tab is no longer an experiment bat an established fact, and thra our combined efforts, ‘not forgetting the exclusive tablold department of The Billboard, we are confident of attaining all amount of success, Let us hope we itarted something we can finish, The fight
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