The New York Clipper (March 1903)

52 THE ISTEW YORK CLIPPER. March 7. Under t|e Cents, WHBHE SHOWS WINTER. W« appsnd a partial Hat of tha Winter onartara of tant shows concerning which In- formation la at band. Correction! and add! tlona are Invited to enable tha publlcatioo of amended llata In subsequent leatiear aa It la our desire to catalogue the permanent headquarters of all tented organisations: AdelPs Dog and Pony 8b.ow.Kort Recovery. 0. Ament'a Muscatine, la. Amerlca'a Favorite Pavilion.Concordia, Kan. Barr Broi Baaton, Pa. Bayne's Dog CItcue Pueblo, Col. Bailey Twin Slitera Urban.. 0. Barlow - ! South Mil ford, Ind. Buchanan Broa Dee Moines, la. Busby Broa Pana, III. Bonbeur Broa Augusta, Ok. Ty Bailey A Bona .Houston, Tex. Buffalo Blll'a Wild West Europe Buckakln Blll'a Wild Weat.. ..Paducab, Ky. Brott Broa 8ta. A., Milwaukee. Wli. Barber Broa Portsmouth. 0. Barker, Aaa Terra Haute, Ind Bartlnea'. Cbaa Conneravllie, Ind. Bark's Big Bbowa Lincoln, Neb. Bonner 8bow Jersey City, N. 1. Colorado Grant Oswego, Kan. Clark Broa Atoka, Ind. Ter. Carl Isle's Wild West. Box 876, Kanaaa C lty. Mo. Clark'a United Bhowa Alexandria, La. Culllni Bros Concordia, Kan. Campbell Broa Falrbury, Neb. Conkiln'a, Pete Coney Island. N. Y. Clark'a, M. L. Alexandria. La. Conkllng'a, Will... .728 St. Louis St., New Orleans, La. Do wale's, Andrew Medina, N. X. Dixon, Bowers & Dixon.. . .Wo ter town, N. Y. Dock's, 8am Fort Loudon, Pa. Daablngton Bros Danville, III. Ely's. Geo. S Belmont, III. Ewers Broa West Point, la. Bills' Great Eastern Tower Clty.Pa. Franklin's Dogs and Ponlea....Huron, Kan. Forepaugh-Sella Broa Columbus, 0. Fords, Don, Boyal Entertainers, 112 No. Otb 8t., Philadelphia, Pa. Gentry's Dog and Pony....BloomiDgton. Ind. Gray's, Jas, N Luverno, Minn. Great Buffalo and Wild West.Mlasoula, Mont. Gollmar Broa Baraboo, Wis Goodrich A McLaughlin. ...Bridgeport. Ct. Globe' Olympic Wapakoneta, 0. Ga.klll's, Col. Frank W Canton, O. Hall A Long's Muncle, Ind. Haag Le Compte, La. Haifa, Geo. W„ Jr Kvansvllle, Wis. Harris' Nickel Plate Valdoata, Ga. Hargreavaa' Chester. Pa. Hagenbeck'a, Carl.846 Wabash Ave., Chicago. flails Bbowa Fond du Lac. Wis. Howe's Great London Kansas City, Mo. Hubln'a, Frank B Atlantic City, N. J. Kemp Slaters' Wild Weat El Paao, III. Kennedy Broa I'crry, Okie. Lnella-Forepaugh-Flsh St. Louis, Mo. Lambrlgger a, Qua Orvllle. 0. Lee Broa Cranston. It. I. Lowery Broa Sbenaudoab, Pa. La Place. Mons Cambridge, 0. Lemon Broa Argentine, Kan, Lee's Great London Wllkeabarre. Pa. La Moot Broa Salem, III. Main, Walter L ..Geneva, 0. McConnlck Broa Galllpolle, 0. McDonald. Waller J .........Abeline. Kan. Myers, F. M Tipton, la. Norrla A Howe's San Jose, Cal. R. Z. Orton Ortonvllle, la. Parrln'a, Dave W Eaton Rapids, Mich. Pawnee Blll'a Wild Weat Carnegie, Pa Perry, Frank L Yatea City, III Redan A Hale'a Parkaley, Va. Reed's, A. H Vernon, Ind. Robinson, Happy Bob Fulton, O. Hlngllng Broa Baraboo, wis Robinson's, John Terrace I'ark, 0 Rice's Dog and Pony Bhowa. New Albany, Ind Keno & Alvord't Combined Shows, Kankakee. III. Silver Broa Acme, Mlcb Bella * Downs Topeka, Kan. Smith's E. 0 Buckstown, Pa. Smith's, Prof. Harry .Orata, Pa. Stewart's, Cspt Fort Wayne, Ind. Bautelle'a, Big Homer. N.Y. Sun Broa,' ....Norfolk, Va. Shott Broa Bluefleid. W. Va. Swift Bros Golden Gate, III St Julian Bros.' Great American, US No. Otb St., Philadelphia, Pa. Tanner Brothers Lincoln, Neb. Tedrow A Gettle'a Nelaonvllle. O. Three Cousins' City Shown... .Melrose, N. Y. Teeta Broa.' Charlotte Furnace, Ky. Thomas, John and Pearl Mauadale, Pa. Trout A Foster. ,430 Penn Ave., Blmlra, N. Y. Welsh, Broa Lancaster, Pa. Wallace Bhowa .Peru, Ind. Wlntermute Broa Hebron, 0. Whitney Attica, 0. Waldo A Co.'a B how .Chicago, III. Burcs Da CnsiK, trombonist, will again be with H. C. Becker'e Concert Band, with John Boblnaon'a Ten Big Bbowa, having re- cently signed for the coming season. Mx. and Mrs. Job W. Cousins, eques- trians, have signed with the Big. Bautelle Twenty Car Show for the coming season. Veb Valis and Goduan, musical come- dians, are among the features of Graham's Southern Specialty Co. An explosion of a kerosene oil lamp In one of the brick buildings at the Barnuin A Bailey Winter quarters, afternoon of Feb. 24, caused a $100,000 fire and threatened the entire circus property with destruction. Fourteen elephants, which were In peril, were rescued from tho flames by four men. two trainers and two keepers. The transfer of the elephants to another building was suc- cessful accomplished. It rcqulredtbe united efforts of the entire fire department of the city to check the tlnmea. In the building, which was burned to the ground, were six Pullman cars valued at 112,000 each, and two flat cars worth (2,000 eacb. Chas. Abnold, aerial gymnast, has signed with the John Robinson Bhow for the com- ing season. Notes thou II. A. Mann And Co.'s Gilt Edged Shows. —We will soon be In complete order for the opening of the circus season. The outfit will be brand new In every de- tail, and the very ducat to be secured, re- gardless of expense. A well known com- pany Is building our canvas under the most rigid and exacting contract regarding ma- terial and workmanship. We claim for our new hand chariot, juet completed, that It la.the most artistic piece of work of the kind ever produced in this i.ountry. Nearly two hundred books of gold leaf were used In decorating It. Our paper la all special litho, In four and Ave colors. Three lithographing houses furnish tha paper. Prof. J. R. Haynes will head the band of twelve solo musicians. Among the late ad- ditions to the roster are: The Pits Bros., trlplo bars; Chas. Dolby and his dogs. Robbing and Chllders. revolving laddera and novelty trapeae, and the Troupe Du Rett Mendota, comedy trick house acrobata and burlesque eiephnnt ♦»» Albsbt Nash haa Joined hands with Joe Clune, of the Chine Bros.. acrobatB. and the team will be known as Nash and Clune, comedy acrobata Mabtin, "king of the alack wire," la putting In a few weeks at Atlantic City, Qenabo and Thkol write that their act haa been a success on the Hopkins circuit, and, in fact, all through toe Southern vaudeville houses. At Louisville they were dined by Mr. and Mrs. Al. Conlon; at Mem- phis, by Mr. and Mrs. Coxey, and at Nash- ville, by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Reppy. The Southern tour has been a prosperous one, aa wall aa enjoyable. Sick and Helpless Come Unto Me. I Have Discovered the Marvelous Secret of Life and I Give it Free to Y ou. Mf Mission 01 Earth Is to HmI the Sick aid Curt the Maimed—Cone Unto Me and I Will Give You Health* and Lite and Youth. 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Sargent Ferris, 2880 Elektron Bldg., Ft. Wnync, Ind., and I personally assure every person who writes me, be they rich or poor, n prompt and courteous answer and enough of my precious Vital Life Fluid free to con- vince them that I have truly discovered tbe secret of long llfo and perfect health. Ulitb tbe Bill Posters. Tbe Ohio Advertising Agency, of Mari- etta, 0., of which Harry Nye, business man- ager of the Mamie Fleming Co., la half owner, has been enlarged, ana tho company Ib now In a position, to post 2,000 sheets of paper. Roster of Advertising Car No. 1 of In- dian Bill's Wild West.—J. M. Miller, car manager; Edgar Hlgbee and Harry J. Crab- tree, lithographers, and tbe following bill posters: Wilson Theba, B. L. 8mltb, F. B. KamBbaw, Cues. Shoemaker, Dink Dlrrlnger, Jas, Fulton, Chas. Myers, Geo. Robinson, Bam Parsons and Centennial llhymord. It Is proposed to establish a home for bill posters la Colorado. Tbe project ia In every way a laudable one, as the home would be of direct and Instant benedt to those members who are suffering from asthmatic or lung troubles. Benefits may be given throughout the country, and a permanent fund established to promote the undertaking. James A. Curran, of Denver, Col., will bring tho matter before tbe next Notional Bill Posters' Convention. music and Sons. Chester A. Hawkea haa signed to appear with tbe Scott Joplln Opera Co. for aeaaon of 1003-4, under (be management of F. W. Melser. I'rof. W. P. McBrlde, a prominent musi- cian of Atlanttc City, has secured contracts for tho Rudolf Hotel and other good engage- ments for bands and orchestras during the coming season. The Elks" Minstrels, under bis direction, was a decided success, we arc Informed, at Young's Pier. "Le Taaae," an opera, in three acts and six BceueB, music by Comte Eugene d'Uar- court, was produced for the Brat time st the Monte Carlo Theatre, Monte Carlo, Sat- urday night, Feb. 14. Advices atate that it was praised very highly. »«» "Tht Billionaire," a musical comedy, In MOTHER. DON DAY. NANCY DEAR. SOKE DAY. MY GHRALDINE. FALSE LETTERS. DEAR OLD DAD. WERE YOD EVERt MY -INDIANA OIRL. IN TUB GLOAMING. A LOVER'S MURMUR. THE LAST OOOD-BYE. MY HEART'S THE SAME. UNDER THE OLD OAK TREK. JUST LIKE A BROKEN TOY. HOW THE MAINE WENT DOWN. COME, Oil! COME BACK TOME. ECHOES OF A MILLION HEARTS. SAMBO'S DREAM, Instrumental. GIVE A HAND WHERE T18 NEEDED. I LOVE YOU FONDLY, MARY DEAR. 'TWAS MCKINLEY'S FAVORITE FLOWER Send stamp for professional copies. THE HOWARD PUB. CO., Bsltlmnre, Aid. (Songs published on Royalty. Send -MSS.) ^ADISUN'S BUDGET NO. 8. 90 great Parodies, Ave new Comedies. I ind Afterpieces, two Original Acta for I sketch teams, elgbt Grand Monologues, I Including two for Tramp and Hebrew, I new Uebrow Talking Act, besides iiun- Idrcds of Original Oags, Comic Epitaphs, I nno.fnrs' Testimonials, etc., etc. C8 pages, lO.VK DOLLAR per copy. I 'llavo been a Budget subscriber from start, I anil you can count on me clear to the finish." FRED NIBLO. Send all orders to h. J. K. HEIL, V'fagent for JAMES MADISON, MM Third Ave., N. Y. Cllv. J W. LINDSAY aORDON, EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE AND SUCCESSFUL MANAGER OR AGENT. 836 W. ftM ST., N. Y. City. NOTE—Would feature clever Lady or Gent, three nlglit tour next season. The JOHN H. SPARKS SHOW WANTS A FIRST CLASS CLOWN That does two concert turns. Al. SLIDE TROM- BONE PLAYER 8am Blair, write. Can give year's work to GOOD PEOPLE. Must be able to join at once. Address CIAS. SPARKS, Mgr., Cordcle, Ga. ANDRE-GOLDEN HIGH DIVERS, Telegraph address lo IKE ROSE, cure of CLI Fl'BR Office, 47 West ath St., N. Y. City. AT LIBERTY, ISABEL ROLLAS-RAILET, Al Soubrettes and Ingenues, Blnglngand Dancing Specialties. GEO. W. BAILEY, Al Pianist, Sight Reader and Arranger. Sober and Reliable. Address NATIONAL STOCK CO., Monroe, Lb. GLASS BLOWERS Also PUNCH MAN. Good pay to right, people. No boozers can loin. Will send ticket. WARD'S GLASS SHOW, (ilrardsvllle, Pa. AN Al CHARACTER WOMAN. Work all the year 'round. Helen Bailey Wall and Jack Connors mid wife, wire. Other useful people, write. W. B. SHERMAN, Castlo Square Stock Co., Rat I'ortnue, Out., Maroh 9-10. \*S A NTE D, Cornet Clarionet and Alto Players Who arc tradesmen und desire to locate. Cun locate a dozen good men In good paying positions. Must 1)0 good Musicians. Address J. P. WII1T- l.oi.'K, Manager Vaiidalla-i'eiinsylvnnlu Band, Tcrro Hume, Indiana. WANTED AT ONCE, OPERATOR WITH MOVING PICTURE MACHINE. State what pictures you have first letter. Must play bits. Address A. E. DAVIDSON, Mgr. Davidson Stock Co., E. Liverpool, ()., March •2-7; Johnstown, Pa., March 9-14. Must Join at Johnstown. WANTED, To open Monday. March 9. and later, Sketch Teams, Stsler Teams und Single Acts. People who can do more than one act and up In afterpieces. Owing to alterations was unable to open In January. Sceulc artist In or near Cleveland, who can make and paint small work, write at once to JOS. E. MILLER, Proprietor; OEO. B.- HARMON, Manager, Arch Hull, :m Ontario St., Cleveland, Ohio. ORCHESTRA AT LIBERTY For Summer Resort or Park, 4 people (more if desired). Up-to-date rcportolro of danco or con- cert music. Experienced In all kinds of theatrical work. Strictly sober; Al appearance; terms rea- sonable; all are Union Musicians, OEORGK 0. HAYHS, Lltllo Falls, S. Y., Gen. Del. PUTNAM'S THEATRE, RICHMOND, VA., Serlo Comics, Sister Teams, Specialty People, etc F. W. PUTNAM. Address COMPLETE SET OF SCENERY Border Lights, Grooves, Drop Curtains, Dimmers- In fact, ovorythlng to fit out a stage complete. For particulars address. DR. M. CAMPBELL, Empire Theatre, Detroit, Mich. AT IiIBEKTT ELIZABETH GLOVER, PIANIST. Address Zsnosvllle, Ohio, care Wilson Theatre Co., week of March 1; 0 snocton, Ohio, after Maroh T. FOR SALE, PROP, ELEPHANT MADE FOR opera Wang; about 7rt. high, 9ft. long; man can ride on back; also small Elephant for two men; Gtraffo, Donkey. Lion, Basket Horse, etc E. WALKER, 215 8th Ave., New York. WANTED, EXPERIENCED MUSICIANS FOR GENTRY SHOW; Cornets, Baritone and Tuba. Miles Leonole, write at once. Address BEECH PARRETT, Washington 0. II., Ohio. SOE1VE, ^ AND ALL THEATRICAL GOODS. Scenery painted cheaply and quickly. Amateurs supplied. OHA8. B. MILLS, 487 W. 41st 81., Now York City. Rogers & Suche's Vaudeville Stars, FEATURING- JOHNNIE J. BELL, CHAMPION 1SBLB. WRESTLER OP CANADA, WHO MEETS ALL COMERS. If AVE FEW OPEN DATES IN MARCH, APRIL AND MAY. NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK, CONNECTICUT AND RHODE ISLAND MANAGERS, PLEASE WRITE. ■Wren i. F. PERRY, Manager, 137 W. 13th St, N. f. WANTED AT ON CE^ FOR SUMMER SEASON, At WILLOW GROVE PARK FAIRY THEATRE, . PHILADELPHIA, PA., PERFORMERS, SCENERY and PROPERTIES. Big Living Picture Outfit Complete, Cut Wood, finrden, Spectacular. Trick House, Trick darden, Illu- sions und oilier sets of pecnery, hii liable for Pantomime performance. PERFORMERS, MALE AND FEMALE; Jugglers, Magicians. Illusions, Grotesque Dancing, Comedy Acrobatic, Trick House, Wire and other silent acls. Send full particulars with loweBt Summer salary (photos returned). Address L. M. RICH, Manager Fairy Theatre Co., P. 0. Box 21(17, Bridgeport, Conn. (East Side Station). 6 Weeks In BALTIMORE, Keraan'i New Theatre. (Return Date Booked). 2 Weeks in PHILADELPHIA, Empire Theatre. Enormous Business. H. J. Erwood Big Stock Co. Now Booking (br Next Season. Alan users of Popular Price Theatres In Cities, write. Leading Man (married couple); Character Comedian, with nv \ VTIVIi Leaning Lady « «•*" ■ M mWi strong Specialties: Pianist, Sight Reader and" Arranger, and other useful peo- peoplc with fpcclollles. PARK MANAGERS, WRITE. R. J. ERWOOD, Empire Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa. IN I Producer of Burlesques, Comic Opera and Big Acts, HAVING CLOSED AT THE HOWARD, I10STON. JOHN <; ltiEVEs, care of CLIPPER. WANTED AT ONCE, FOR KATHRYN EASTERN AND WESTERN VILLAGE GROCER COMPANIES, Competent ACTORS and MUSICIANS. Men must double Band. Those with Specialties preferred. Long engagement to right people. Salary sure. State all in first letter. No time for correspondence, as season opens at once. Tno«e who answered former ad, write again. Silence a polite negative. Can use Al Agent. Lavardo ami Rural Alvln. write again. WM. W. LAPOINT, • Manager Opera House, Banc, Vt. Masonic Tempie Theatre (NEW) CRESTON. IOWA. Pop. 10,000. Finished and ready for opening about May 15 to 20. WAXT strictly first class opening at- traction. Seat l,ooo; stage 40x55; all clear; 50ft. to rigging loft; modern, every particular. Give lowest figures one, posslhly two, nights. Straight prices; no per cent. ED. C. KEITH. THE COLONIAL ATTACHfflBNT. A neat and simple device -which makes a Colonial Shoe out of any Oxford Shoe. These are easily at- tached to the shoe with the ordinarv shoe lace, and the luces are entirely hidden. We make these In a variety of styles anil colors, and will quote price* on application. THE COLONIAL MTO. CO., 236 No. Third St., Columbus, O. FARNAN'S INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF STAGE DANCIN6,52 W. EA6LE STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. MR. MATT FARNAK, AMERICA'S 0REATE8T DANCER AND INSTRUCTOR, in conjunction with PROP. METZ. THE FAMOUS FRENCH DANCING MASTER, has opened a College for th. rough education in all branches of Vaudeville und Stage Dancing, " circular. Address An opportunity of a life time. Send for PROF. METZ, 62 W. Eagle Street, Bulfolo, N. V. WANTED, A good PARK with bar privilege forthe Summer by an Al, experienced manager. Give full particular*. Address ROWhAMP A. OSBORNE, 801 W. 30th St.. Mew York City. AMATEUR JUGGI-EF WANTED AS ASSISTANT. Address (mall only) with full particulars B. J., care Chasse, lor Fourth Ave., Now York. ^ BIO BARGAIIV. cat and for $80.00 cash. 1. C. Deagan latest und best novelty, 30 Organ Chimes, Trunk and Padding, In good condition. Will sell CHAS. MONTGOMERY, 211 Clinton St., Buffalo, N. Y. JACK BENTHAM and BLANCHE FREEMAN, Presenting their One Act Comedy, "AHEAD O* 1 THE GAME." En Roulc, MARIE FOUNTAIN CO., '' SPRIN GFIELD, Mo. ~ MAN"FOn~JOSn~WITlTSPECIALTY And WOMAN for HEAVY or OLD MAID with apeolalty for Spring and Summer toor of JOSHUA 8IMP- KlisS CO l'uy your own hotel. Address o. R. RENO, Box 4'b Pittsburg, Pa. WANTED, Second Hand Edison Electric Phonographs; Also Moving Picture Machines and Films. PHONOGRAPH, Care CLIPPER. Wanted, for the Shaw Comedy Co. Pianist Who Doubles Baritone or Trombone; also all kinds SPECIALTY PEOPLE who Double Brass and change often. Must make good and bo ladles and gentlemen, alst good dressers on and off. No dogs. Pay your own, and lowoat. Sure salary. Be ready to join on wire. Week slunda naually. Address HEW MILFOltD, Conn. ille People In all branohes, musical and otherwise, for one and two weeks or more. Summer work In Park. Full particulars, salary, etc., first letter. EDW. 8EY- MOUH, American IIoiibc, Trenton, N. J. FOR SAI^£>, A 42X63 Tent, 9ft. Wall; 14x14 Marque, ?oles, Stake, Bale Rings, Block and Falls, Bags to sack canvas and rigging. This tent has beon water- proofed, mado by Kunkely, and never out of the loft; cost tsao. Will sell for less the deposit on account of death. Address KUNKELY, 1&3 Sontn Street, N. Y ■MS Al comedian. Must sing and , dance; vaudeville Bkelcb. WILLIAMS,2S4 E. 12th St., N.Y. PICTURE MACHINES. Now and Second Hand Stercoptlcons, • Films, Song SIldcB and Supplies. Picture muchines re- built with all Improvements. Rheostats any volt- age. Mechanical effects for acts made. Expert repairing dono. NEW YORK FILM EXCHANGE. N. POWER. Mgr., 117 Nassau St.. Now York. Phone 3800 Cortland. WANTED, FOR TUTTLE'S OLYMPIC SHOWS Pertormem In all lines of the Circus Business, ex- cept ridors. Concert People, Musicians, Good Cook, write. Show opens last of April. TUTTLE'S OLYMPIC SHOW, „ „ __ Llne8vlllo, Crawford Co., Pa. N. B.-BERT STEWART, write. CAN PLACE A PEW GOOD AMATEURS. Write full particulars flrst letter as to stylo act, Height, weight, experience, eto. Also send picture, which will bo returned. Address ROCHE, care of CLIPPER. FOR SALE, DEMONS, SKELETONS, DRA60NS, MONSTROSITIES, Eto., suitable for Scenic Rullrouds. Caves,GrottoeB, Coal Mines,etc., etc. In stock and made to order. Call and examine. No catalogue. E. WALKER, 2gs Eighth Ave., N. Y. >CIOGS^ THOS. SPENCER, Theatrical Clog Maker, 440 West Beth St.. New York. Bend stamp tor pries list and deposit for ail orders.