The San Francisco Dramatic Review (1908)

June 27, 1914 THE SAN FRANCISCO DRAMATIC REVIEW 13 BEMOVED TO THB FZITEST STTTSIO BXTIZ.I>nra IK THE WEST Columbia Scenic Studio Co. 167 EBIE STBEET ITEAS KESSIOir AVD FOTnUTBEITTH STETB I. SIMMOHB TIGHTS AXiIi COI^OBS, WEIOETS AND PBIOES Cotton, $1.25 to J1.50 Wool, 12.50 to »8.50 Lisle Sllkoline, $1.75 to $S.60 Silk. $5.00 to $12.50 SYMMETRICALS BEST AND MOST ENDTTBHTO I.I1TE IN U. S. Calf. $5.00; Calf and Thigh, $10.00; Calf. Thigh and Hip. $12.50 Sweatera, Jereeys, Qym and Bathing Snlta, Supportars, Athletic Shoea, XTndarwear Special Discount to Profession Sctiintdt Lithograpti Ctfs ; *Bring the Crowd .....^ 2ND.&BRYANT STS. SAN FRANCISCO D0UGLA5 209. Busy Times Ahead in Popular Priced Vaudeville An Ea.stern di,spatch, treatinjj of the coming season as it concerns the pop- ular-priced vaudeville, says: "Prepar- ations are being made on an extensive scale for a Small Time vaudeville war in the Far West next season. The en- trance of Marcus Loew in the West- ern field, by virtue of his purchase of the Sullivan and Considine chain of theatres, is deeply resented by the Pantagcs' interests and is not looked on witli favor by the Orphcum and the United Booking Offices. The word has gone forth that the Orpheum and Pantages have reached an understand- ing which is said to extend to a work- ing agreement and booking assistance. Alexander Vantages recently was in the city conferring with Martin Beck and Edward 1^^ Albee. It is announced that Pantages will build four new theatres in cities where Sullivan and Considine are established and that he will endeavor to parallel the entire Loew Circuit in the West. A number of Orpheum theatres will be trans- ferred to Pantages in various cities to make a complete chain, without a single break from Chicago to the Coast and back, over the Northern and Southern routes. The Orpheum will replace its old theatres with new houses in those cities where present theatres will be abandoned. It is ex- pected that the arrangements will be completed by next fall so that the Pantages' Circuit will be in a strong competitive position everywhere to the Sullivan-Considinc-Loew houses. It is further announced that Chris Brown, formerly manager of the Sul- livan and Considine Circuit, will be come general manager and New York booking representative of the new Pantages Circuit. Mr. Brown has ])lanned to go to Australia with James J. Corbett and a string of prize-fight- ers for a campaign in the Antipodes. He will return here early in the fall to assume the position of general man- ager of the Pantages Circuit, however, and will direct the Small Time war on the Loew Circuit when all is ready. CHICAGO, 111.. June 12.—The Folly Theatre at Oklahoma City, (Jkla.. will play big vaudeville next season. F. M. Tull, the manager, was in Chicago last week and signed a Pantages franchise with J. C. Mat- thews, calling for weekly bills starting August 30, to cost $1300. This is a much better grade of vaudeville than has ever been offered in the South- west with two shows a night. It is reported that half a dozen other houses in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas will play Pantages' vaudeville next season. The new Pantages' Theatre at (Ireat Falls, Mont., will open July 6 and will be managed by Charles Burnett. The building is costing $250,000 and will play Pantages' vaudeville four days a week and films the last three days of each week. The new Orpheum, at Detroit, which plays Pantages' vaude- ville, will open July 15. Several other Michigan houses with Pantages affil- iations will open in the fall. Evangelina Dixey, daughter of the famous Henry E. Dixey, is ai)pearing as the (ienii in Pat and the (ienii, with Tom Nawn at the Empress this week. Miss Dixey inherits her his- trionic ability from her illustrious father, and is jjossessed of much poise, naiveness and confidence, and has a future in the profession. She has a charming personality to aid her on- ward march. Chas. King—Virginia Thomton Resting Will R. Abram—Agnes Johns Producing Stock Sketches Western States Vaudeville As.sociation Time in San Francisco Charlie Reilly (Singing Irish Light Comedian) Presenting The Irish Emigrant, Pantages Time. Max Steinle Mattie Hyde Comedian Characters Avenue Plavers, Seattle Frank Harrington Leading Man With Monte Carter Gilbert & Slocum Comedians Clarke's Musical Comedy Company Market Street Theatre, San Jose Dr. Lorenz America's Eminent Hypnotist Management Frank W. 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