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V' V.¥rt pass*?* mm ^k^/^^^:M^.^^: : M o „*r a SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN ARTISTS IN EUROPE* V j£» C / jAp4 <\ FRANKBUStf This wefj known humorist who has beena fami/iarfioure intheAmericanlheatres and a, great fa vorite ford numberofyears, has conquered£ no tendsaudiences as we//, he/no noticed favorably by leading English journals. Mr. Bush opened at TbnyRastors- in /Jew York in 1877 and was the first to depict Sfebrew chanscfens on the stage. ^ Jle has played engagements at fhefblace London, over-the Afoss& Thornton tours,' I and this season is principal comedian j /'. ththe £mpire,0'veppio/ pantomime, j Wl\ a ►I X r/ E.WMANNING Manager of Mann/no's Entertainers has provided for the English Audiences 3 novelty, vvhuh has pleased them immensely. The Entertain- ers are booked for extensive tours or the provinces as well as for Zona runs in the /tails of the Metropolis. Mr. Manning is well known in the Star"es t formerly having been very successful with Jack Crawford,, as Crawford. e\ scanning. J \ ■ - ■ ,'.3.:.- MIKE ,S.WHALLEN| Mrs. What I en's boy Mike, the American Raconteur, as he is termed /hjTurope ■ has been one of the mosfsuccessfut ol\ all the invaders from the^nkee shores: Jf is Jump into popularity hasbeen swift and decided anefhowhe has nofaptate be- twee* tbis and the end of/SOS; to ca// his own. Then he goes to South Africa for a fourteen weeks season in ^Johannesburg. During his stay in Great Britain hehas played^ feturn dates at every leading house. in.England, Scotland .Irelandand Wales. ^ sm l/l 3«/ Mi. % iP ■^ i* *•» y.A :\M ■*' V o\ ^. &* 9 to X THE * H00PER5>. The above act is* m 9 / h .•BELLE DAVIS "4 and her trio \ opened in Europe 1 at the Empire. London on the first ^ *••»-;• #^ • HART >* Be LEO. ptrif' 3 week in June ISOt. *She was immediately > booked up solid and so greet was the de- mand fof Her services that she was prach- \ one of- the very successful, notvplay/ng £u- rope, theyformed a partnership in America in August, lSOO,and were engaged by kobertful- gora tor the Hopkins'Transoceanic Co. and their success with this Co. soon booked them a touroti catty able, to choose tor herself whathoujes $ Evrope.where theyhave now been 18months, j she would play. She has FHfed engager ,*•' They are booked up solid untitJune l9o*. 77hy ments in Germany, France and Russia, were formerlyknown in the prof ess/on, one as 1 and has return dates for eyery engagement kerl/Colb, 6un»Bah>nMantputator,and the other I Replayed. Just now she is filling a series as'Atven; Tramp Juggler and Bur/esein Comedian of engagements in London _ '.tfjy Jerry Hart & Beatrice have been now four &*\ t Y e * rs ,n Enqland, in which -time they have estab- ^rjjjj \ li*hed themselves prima favorites. Tbeyntade 4* >r*% 4 their English debut at the AI hum bra and have since played every important ball in England , the best of them many times over. Jerry Hart (3 the originator and introducer over here or the American game of net-ball. Jfe is remembered at home as the'wellKnown flinstreldnd End-mdn. Piepresent bookingso/Jfart'& Leo /'nGreatBritain doe snot sho$r an open date until the e*nd of /SOS. I Wsl XIII