The New York Clipper (February 1903)

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14 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. LASCO THEATRE, February 28. 1 ■■ MRS. LES LIE C ARTER. BLANCHE BATES. DAVID WAR FIELD. Under the Direction of DAVID BELASCO. SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON OF OPERA Companies will play in NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, BROOKLYN, RICHMOND, PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI, the following Cities: The \ COLUMBUS, BUFFALO, Aborn N^ Cleveland, Toronto, PITTSBURG, MONTREAL. Productions SARGENT ABORN, Maaafcr. s All applications for engagements for'the ABORN Circa it most be made through the WITMARK AGENCT, 28 West 30th St., New York City. MILTON ABORN, General Director and Producer, Officet Suite 815, St Jama Bide* F.F.Proctor's Theatrical Enterprises. P. F. Proctor, Prop. J. Austin Fy nes, Qen.Mgr. PROCTOR'S rnocTOR's PROCTOR'S PROCTOR'S PROCTOR'S PROCTOR'S PROCTOR'S FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, SSD STREET THEATRE, BOTH STREET THEATRE, 13BTH STREET THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY. THEATRE, HEW ARK, N. J. THEATRE, ALBANY, N. Y. THEATRE, MONTREAL, CAN. Proctor's Stock Co REFINED ENTERTAINMENTS. COMEDY AND VAUDEVILLE. POPULAR PRICES. ) THE DEWEY 186 to 180 E. 14th St. 8ULLIVSN *> KRRUS, Props, and Mgrs THa-** CRITERION BURLESQUE THEATRE OF AMERICA- thh S. f*. O. ATTRACTION. SECOND SEASON, St HIGH ROLLERSMMCADY Extravaganza Co. Now engaging Artiste for next season and preparing a complete Revolution in Burlesque Entertainment A. H. WOODHULL, Manager, En Route as par CLIPPER Scribner - Drew Amusement Co. ALWAYS THE BEST IN BURLESQUE. THE MORNING GLORIES :: and :: THE TIGER LILUE8. 2 GREAT BIQ SHOWS 2 flatrg Bryant's Burlesquers. TRAVELING ALONG WITH THE BE6T OF THEM AND EABNINO THE LAUGHS HARRY BHTAHT AS IJTTLE EVA.. Summer address QRBBNLAWN, L. I., N. T. LOT7ISB GENIE CARVER 5 POLLARD I1V VAUDEVILLE Robert Fulton's Enterprises, 1903--T WO MAMMOTH OKGANIZ ATIONS OF ORIGINALIT Y--1904 FULTON'S JOLLY GRASS WIDOWS, THE ACKNOWLEDGED FOUNTAIN HEAD OF FUN AND FANCY. THE GITY CLUB BURL " Well Knovn for the Past Ten Years as Hie Leader. Next Season in New Raiment More Corps than Ever. BOTH ATTRACTIONS WILL BE PUT BEFORE THE P0BL10 IN MR. FULTON'S WELL KNOWN LAVISH MANNER. NO EXPENSE WILL BE SPARED TO MASK THEM —■- I mm The: Representative: Burlesque: Attractions: of: America WANTED. FOR THE COMING SEASON, HANDSOME YOUNG LADIES WHO HATE GOOD FORMB AND CAN S1NO TO ALL SUCH, HIGHE8T SALARIES WILL BB PAID. MAIL PHOTO. IN TIQHT8, WHICH WILL BE RETURNED BOTH SSO"WS BOOZED SOEJCD FOR FORTY TA^> t. ! v *T { -<a All Commualcadoni care TROCADERO THEATRE, Chicago, DL ROBERT FULTON. Mgr. Weber and Fields' roles In Original "Fiddle-Dee-Dee" Co. :•.::: : WHAT THE BOSTON PRESS SAID: Boston Manic Hall,—Tiro Waeka, Commencing Sept. 8. Messrs. nice and Cady proved capital character actors, and bad their audience In fall control when they were on ttit stage.— BOSTON HERALD. The show depends largely on the perform- ance of Cbas. 0. Rice and Fred Cady, who. In their class, are comedians of blgb order. Tbey kept the audience In continuous laugh- ter. Their work was appreciated from begin- ning to end.—BOBTONPOST. Cbas. O. Rice and Fred Cady essay the roles formerly taken by Weber and Fields. Tbey were always funny, and frequently cy- clonic In their work.—-BOSTON GLOBE. The mixture of mixtures, even without Weber and Fields, kept the audience in a laugh throughout the presentation. The dia- lect and drolleries of Cbaa. O. Rice and Fred Cady, In the character parts of the Germane, were Immense.—BOSTON RECORD. The company contains such well known people as Rice and Cady, these gentlemen are led into most laughable situations.— BOSTON TRAVELER. Partie* desMn g to sell Boiler Coasters, Ferris Wheels, Swab Railways, Water antes, Beetle iteatret, Working Med. els, Illusions, Automatic Machines tr aa* ether Ajaaseaieat Devices, seal, fall particular* aad lowest price* to P. a., Care of CLIPPEB. AMERICA'S FAMOUS QUARTETTE, m TROUBADOUR FOUR, NAT WIXON, BURT BATON. W NAT WIXON, HARRY THORNTON, BTJRT EATON, "WILLIAM lL'LLER, 'THE EVIL EYE^CO"'~nrroduclng tbelr^ria?ial''fconredy CreauS°™Odds and Ends from Here and There," and playing principal parts. Evil Eye, Burt Baton- Bertrand. Harry Thornton; IMggle. William Puller; Oretchen, Nat Wlion. Act Is pronOTncedbj press snd public to be America's strongest comedy quartette. Are a Special Feature with Cbaa. H. Sale and Sidney R. EVIL EYE" CO., Introducing their Orlelnal Corned] NOTICE TO MANAGERS: There are four colored people using the name "Troubadour Four," which they ha*a no right to. Address 1<AT WlXON. Mgr.. cure of The Evil fin ©> TEe iRout* Permanent address. 248 Wert 24th Bt New York City. ^ ' nM- WALTER S. FRIHDRICH, EN ROUTE AL 0. FIELD'S MINSTRELS, VIOLIN and CLARIONET, At Liberty After Jane 1. Per. addiem 833 THIRD ST.. Marrletta, O WINTERBURN Show Printing Company, ... 158-160 CLARK $T., CHICAGO. XHiXj. PosltlTely Better Than Erer. Managers, Press and Public all loud In their praise o the Merits of the Company. A car load of Magnificent Scenery Gornrmiw waning? Mechanical and HleetrlcalEirecta. PETER & tLARK, SoleTpVonrieSTaSd iSna^J'- .atTNrw'ftrJ!**" (P * a aal7) 18M Bth AM - ^Whone IMsCTSfiE^Newark THE PRETTIEST APT IN VAUDEVILLE. tha Littla Whirlwind Baton Jag«l»r