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‘The Billboar a int Gestral Babu know sw cad’ do Hot Davo to ‘al | ‘AGO GETS WONDERFUL ARY OF PLAYS FOR HOLIDAYS (Continued from nage 8) Ea. a ‘Gall, with ‘ab eapectalty gathered company (Otto Kruger.and Elsie Mackay ding Toles), while an Eartern company i Li i ‘Shubert ‘farther atated that William Kieto, ‘attorney, f@ bow ‘preparing’ papers.in the reatened if i ‘Slaw d Erlanger explain: that "thelr new sult! i oe en arcounties har Batangas eit tacit ‘Git Seainst. the Sbabetts for the’ anaalment of Tecane Petadeiis cat's Se bert information cbtiisable:fodtestes that ! ve f i HI i i nen, ‘Hobart. rhe "Why mea as David ‘Belasco, Georae C. Tyler ‘Alf. Hayman, “Elocens, Ziegtel rin, Charles B. Dilinghemt 209 SILK PILLOWS 3 .._.QUR‘OWN" EXCLUSIVE: MANUFACTURE ; ‘Lithographed in Six Colors ‘These are full size all’ silk ruffled Pillows, including silk subjects with highly colored..patriotic designs on 1d back. 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This condition ‘stIit ‘abd The Byes of Youth will be seen in Shubert theaters exclusively, -when It goes on malataln my present close relations with Klaw Henry 3itler ‘wrote in to have his name added to the Kiaw & Erlanger list, while Smith & producers of Turn to the Right and-other dramatle successes, also wrote tn, swearing al jance to Kiew & Erlanger. iE the ning up of Al Woods ts to be feature ‘of the-controversy ia made “comment "made : by. rk | as | 1c to tib wigaroos" We point again to our 30 thelr attractions during’ the first week in the ew year, “Theatrical business in Providence has been Tiandlcapped for several yeahs thra the fact that. ‘the :only firat-class. theater there, the Providence Opera House, which is now the second oldest In Ameriea, Is-not Iatge enough -to.acspimiioaate the, Dig miilcal attractions, ‘neither as usual, Spera’ Hosse, 96, that’ the ‘Mesure. ‘Shubert now Sontrot the oily tat-lase theaters iu the Dod Is nd capital. Gd eee 4 4ES8_ WILLARD RETIRES FROM THE WILD WEST SHOW BUSINESS (Continued from page 3) eld without a test of strength. Willard's entry Anta the outdoor show game was very spectacular, ‘a3 his holding of the champlousbip made bis ope Of the most talked of mea ia the country. His Persoual appearance with the sbow was coosidered a great asset, and all Indleationa paliated to 'most prosperous season. . The death of Colonel Cody gave aldltional ‘value to the. champplon" game bas taken the show world By surprise, alld ‘Will doubtless be the subject of interesting’ cof: Jecture for seme time to come, MINSTREL NOTES. eon W. Washburs’s Fashion Plate Minstrels are playing week stands thru ‘good Dusiness. "The show's prices—ter cents—seem tq-meet the approval of and, as the Washburn management Quick dime ts better than a slow Sfty centh. Yes ukely that the show will stay out all wile teri at leaét, that is the intention ent time. A two weeks’ stand at Pala {a belng looked forward to with much eclat, a8 At Ig believed this will De & profitable engarement. While ‘the. sbow was’ at Chester” Mir. Filips: wo "is masagtog the show. ‘Brows Bowers’ Aifustiris closed, early to December “ran in Hoan War coe Biisae were Ss <a Gisiag Sé'tale show, which urually stays ont ‘thra the reine, ADDITIONAL ROUTES (Recotved ‘Too Eato for Classitoatién) ‘Broadway After Dab. Woodhall Am. Go. mere: averif, il,, 20; Nokomis Si: Montiediio Jaa. 1; Villa ‘Grove 2; Clinton 8; Lexington 4; Gil 3; Rome 4. Henpecked Henry (Wetern), Woodhall Am. Cou, ‘mere: Bedford, fa.. 297 Afton 31: Osceola Jan: Tamont 2: Grant City 8; Bethany, Mo. 4 erry 5. Her Unborn Child: Clarksburg, W. Va., 26.27: ‘Charleston Si-Jan, 1; ‘Huntington 23; Par kersburg 4-5. dle of Howes: Houston, Tex., 2429. Tossslyn Shows: Flora, Atle, 2429. .: Teonant’s United Shows: Glenwood, Ark., 24 Mach J. Av» Attractions: Ridge Springs, 8. McCabe's, Win, Gtotsia ‘Troobadours:Siver ‘Creek, Neb.,. 382 Dunoebrog 27: Plesranton 28; ‘Rockville 31: Loup City Jan. 7 aneia.: Barnes. ork jayen, fan. land 5. Ott, Bob. Musteal Comedy: Cohoes, N. ¥., 24-20; Oneonta S1Jan. 5. pretty Papa. Woodhall Am, Co., mers.: Wasb‘ington, Ind., 30; Roblason, IL, 31: Blootalngton, Ind., Jan. 1; Rockville 2; Beru 3; Logans port 4; Lebanon : Princess Pat: Fairmont, W. Va, s Comedians: Fayette, Sliee.. 24-29: ‘Teddy: (Casino). Washington, (Piedmont) Greensboro, stem Tively,, Weothall’-Am. Co,> mgre.; EIkins, Ww. fastreis: Manningtop, W3 Palrmont 235. Met 20. Wallick’s Shows: Carencro, La., 24.29. ind, Ben & Bessie (Virgiata) Bédne, :Ye.,