The New York Clipper (June 1903)

Jtjne 6. TABLE OF CONTENTS. ** — Page. ..i . runner's Anecdotes, Personalities Wtt ivinauotl Concerning Stage Kolk. 3411 plnceH... ."Kobert Emmet" packed the Ureat «n. mSuSSS- Sketch 330 Northern twice, and "The Voyagers" con- S itaneous • 350,837 tlnued at the La Salle The ■ ! B1n"' Hall THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 355 capacity Hans Boucl and the Water Chutes Parks were cold, cheerless and almost deserted, with pneumonia faituml at both ^ChaTbernn^Bketch Ss£SSfS«w:: Ida Arnoldson-Sketch.. OW London Letter Our Chicago Let"*..... Latest by Telegraph On the load .. 350 benefit, at the Olympic, continued through 350,351,380 Monday afternoon and evening, with the ....351,360 house packed every minute. I*w Hawkins. , 362 Boss and Kenton, and Green and Werner 352 were the only acts repeated. 35H Philadelphia, June 2.—The few open > 355 houses, owing to cool weather, last night 355 enjoyed fine attendance The Capitol iM^nner'Post Office 357 TwTths In the Profession. .. 367 KMYorkCity—Review and Comment. 358 THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. District, of Columbia 351 Missouri 361 - ™\ Malne_, til 8£x^".:::::::::::::::.:w|J Ohio ..... ?JZ\ Pennsylvania ■■• ■ JgJ New York State 354, .58 Indiana • :{£* Kansu; :{'2 New Jersey •»»« JJew Hampshire ;|j>p Virginia : •»• Utah : SS \Vnshlngtou •<»' Alnbainn «i' Michigan :*'*J Tcsns :">' lieorgla :' • Wisconsin g»g lowii '"" Canada ^° Tennessee wg Maryland •}»» Minnesota oOU Louisiana 3j0 Oregon :*?" California :{«{» Nebraska :{o" Ilhodc Island :j«0 llllnol a JB0 NOTICE TO COHRESPONDENT8. tory results "A Bachelor's Honey- moon" was the sterllnp offering at the Ilijoti. Keith's bad a tilled house for a delightful vaudeville programme, Young Corbett at- tracted many to the Lyceum, and the em- ployes benefit nt the Trocadero had large crowds 'the parks suffered from chilly weather. St. Louis, June 2.—Sunday's openings were badly handicapped by heavy rain, which kept attendance at low water mark At the Olympic Amelia Hlnglmra opened her second and Inst week, to slim attendance. r The Delmar Garden opened its season with Its new ICnstern company, In "Pousse Cafe." Attendance fair A new vaude- ville hill at the Illghlundn drew fairly well. limes' Band, at the Suburban, whs only lightly patronized Lawrence linn- leys' company opened ut Kocrncr's. In "Tam- ing of the Shrew." At West Bnd Heights a vaudeville bill la on I .cum'* Park had fair business In Sunday's rain with a vnuilavlllc bill, featuring Kajan Hns- hagnn's felt the bad weather, and opened to an attendance quite slim. Boston*, June 2.—Houses were well Ullcd, weather being 0. K. for thctitregolng. The last performance at the Boston Museum at- tracted a big audience, and was an event long to be remembered. "Mrs. Dane's Defence" was the bill. The building will be razed at once "Peggy from Paris" con- tinued at the Tremont, to big business "A Chinese Honeymoon," at the Colonial, and "The Defender," nt the Boston, had good sized gatherings Hagcnbeck s animals Fleased two audiences of fnlr size nt Music lull Keith's was crowded, iih usual. on opening day Stock houses saw line business Burlesque theatres and mu- seums prospered A two-third house en- Joyed "York State Polks," at the Majestic. Kansas dm, June 2.—The high water interfered with business here. The car lines are tied up mid the electric light plant Is shut down, and as u consequence only n purtlnlly tilled house greeted the Woodward Stock Co., In the Inaugural performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," at I he Au- „. . " ~ ... .. dltorum. The only light used was that ob- Mouday Night's Openings in All the talned from calciums, but In spite of all Ollck's Stock (11. Thayer Click, mgr.)— Sarlna, Can., June 1, Indefinite. Herman & Pord, Repertory—Weedsport, N. Y.. June 111. Adams Centre 8-13. "Gambler's Daughter," Kastrrn (R. L. Oi-escy, mgr.)—Duluth, Minn.. June 1-3, West Superior, Wis., 4, Bayfield 6, Wash- burn 0, Asbland 8, Ironwood, Mich.. 0, Bessemer 10, Ontonagon 11, Hancock 13. "Gold Mine" (Irene Ackenuiin, mgr.)—Mount Vernon, N. Y., June 8-11. Uanford, Charles, Repertory (P. Lawrence Walker, mgr.)—Chicago, 111., May 31- June 13. Utill, Don C, Repertory—Auburndale. Wis.. June 3-5. Unity H, Colby 8, 0, Abbotsford 10. 11, Wlthee 12, 13. Henderson, Maud, Stock (Joseph Parent, mgr.)—Butler, Ind., June 1-3, Fremont 4 0. Hlmmeleln'a Imperial Stock—Detroit, Mich., Mny 31. Indefinite. Holman Comedy (Harry Holman, mgr.)— Champaign, III., May Ill-June 27. Huntley-Moore Stock—Atlantic City, N. J., June 1, Indefinite. "Hunting for Hawkins"—Rlvcrhead, N. V, Juno 3, Patcbogue 4. Keystone Dramatic, Western, McOlll ft Ship- man's (Max A. Arnold, mgr.)—Mansfield, O., June 1-0. King Dramatic—Hnmlltoii, Cau., June 1-0. Lyceum Comedy <AI. H. Kvaus, mgr.) — lVoi-ln, 111., June 1, Indefinite. Lvceum Stock (K. (i. Gnislran, mgr.)—Uut- ler. Mo.. June J-.'l. Rich II111 4-tl. Canadian Jubilee Ringers (W. T. Cary. mgr.) —Kganvllle. Can., Juno 3, Calnboglc 4, Marlbonk 5. Wolfe Islands 0, 7, Madoc 8, I'lcton », Wellington 10, Consocon 11, Warkworth 12. Brighton 13, 14. Cnnndlan Colored Concert ( mgr.)— Leonldas, Mich,, June 7. Centervllle 8, Vlckaburg I 10. Marrellus 11, Kalamsioo 1214. "Chinese Honeymoon" (8. S. Hubert, kwii ft Zimmerman, mgrs.)—Chicago, HI., June 1, Indefinite. ..... „, "Chinese lloueyiuoon" (8. S- Shubert, NI*on ft Zimmerman', mgrs.)—Boston, Mass., June 1, Indefinite. Daniel Daly. In "John Henry" (Klaw 4 Lr- langer, mgrs.)—N. Y, City June 1, In- definite. Duss' Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra (It B, Johnston, mgr.)—N. 1. City Juno 1, Indefinite. , „ , "Defender" (Will J. Block, mgr.)—Boston, Mass., June 1. Indefinite. Gllmnn, Mats-lie, In "The .Mocking Rlrd (Sire Brothers, mgrs.)—N. Y. City June 1, Indefinite. Hancock Concert (Lawrence Lewis, mgr.)— Ban Antonio, Tex.. June 813. "Knickerbocker Olrl," Josephlno Hall—Phila- delphia, Pa., June 1, Indefinite. "King Dodo," A (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) —Chicago. III., June 1, Indellnlte. Phlnney's V. 8. Band (/red S. JW»"ffi mgr.)—Pittsburg. Ph.. June 1-7, Last Liv- erpool. O., 8. "Peggy from Paris" (Henry W. Savage, - " ' ' Inilollullo Kmerson Comedy (Prof. Prank Kmerson, mgr.)—Plemlngton, N. J., June 4-11. Gimih, K. Cm hypnotist (J. II. Rush, mgr.) —Sioux Knls, S. IX, June 1-7, Uluo Karth, Minn., 8-lU, Fairmont 11-13. „ _. .. (torn. Carter, Oasklll-Mumly Carnival — Biirlngilclrt, Mo., is 0, Altona 0, June 1-tt, Past Bt. Louis, HI., 813. P, Schoolcraft Hall ft Ssniuel's—Preston, Minn., June 3. Ilagrnbcrk's. Carl, Trained Animal Lxhllil- iTim—Itostnn, Mass.. June 1-20. Indian Rill's Wild West (Augustus Jones, mgr.)—I-ntrobc, Pn., June it. Vlntundnlo 4. Gallltzcn 5. Huntingdon (I. Kvorott N, Cumberland, Md.. U, Davis. W. Vs.. 10. Parsons 11, Bellngton 12, Klklns 13. 1 Mrs., btitnitlsii K. Kuowles, mgr.)—Des Moines, Knowles, Mr. nnd Lucas Stock—San Diego, Cal„ Juno 1-Sept. mgr)—Hoston. Mass. June L Imlctlnlt.. r "Prince of Pllscn" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) fi. Y. City June 1. Indefinite. Ring. Hlunche, In "The Gibson Girl" (Goorgo Vt*. Ledcrer, mgr.)—N. Y.' City Juno 8, In- our theatrical corrctpondentt are Hereby notified that the credentials now held by them expired on June 1. They are rcqueited to return them to this office at onvc for re- ncmul for IBM-mi- LATEST BT TELEGRAPH. Big Show Towns GOLDEN GATE GLEANINGS. The Rotrers Brothers' Burlesques Open May :tl at the Grand—Klne Business Is the Rule at Every House. Hpectal dlHyatchet to I'm) New Yoiik CUHMOL San rutrctac*, Juno 2.—At the Columbia Theatre t: II. Sothern begun lust night his ingsgeraent here, In "If I Were King." Tlie house was sold out before the opening, and the star and his play were enthusi- astically received. Ulg business Is promised by the heavy advance sule. CiLiroimiA Theatre. —"A Runaway Girl" opened Its second week last nlgbt, and the houses up to date hare been continuously large. Ai.i:a7.aii TitBATnn.—This Is the third week of the special season of White Whittlesey, with "The Tyranny of Tears" as the cur- rent bill. 'the success achieved by this engagement Is extraordinary. Crntimi, Tiikathk. —"A Man Without a Country" Is the current bill. OttANII Ol'ERA liOL'SK.— Ul'ce.v Illghl. Ill-t week there was "standing room only," and Walter K. Perkins gave satisfaction lo nil. Muy 31 marked the. beginning of the seusou of Rogers Bros. 1 burlesques, with "in Wash- ington." in the company are: Raymond ami i'overly, Cherldnh Simpson, Ix>uls Moore, Anna Wllks, Olive L'lrich nnd Martha D'Roy. Also the Esmeralda Sisters, Herbert Crane, lludd Ross, Chus. W. Allison, Herbert Sears. The musical director Is Geo. 1*. Towlc, nnd Coos. H. Jones Is stage manager. There will be a girl cborus of fifty, and the man- agement of the Grand have purchased out- right the entire scenery, costumes and effects used In the Rogers Bros.' productions. Tivoi.i OriitiA House. —This Is the second week of "HI Copltan." Business has been very large. Vihciikh's Theatrk. —This Is the fifth week of "Fiddle-Dee-Dce." "Twlrly Whlrly" l» In preparation. Packed houses have niled.. OitPiiEijM Theatre. —^The bill for week opening May 31: Harry Le Clair, Paxton's living art Btudles, Threo Rlxfords, Lut* Jlrothers, (he BnllcyB, Alfred Kartelll, Mary Hampton and Co., Kelmn Ruwlston, and the 1 ermane Brothers. Tho houses here are these hardships a beautiful production was given The opening of Electric Park, which was to have occurred Sunday, has been Indefinitely postponed. Washington, June 2.—The Berger Stock, at the Lafayette, opened In "Glorlana," with a one aot curtuln raiser, "Capt. Huntlugton, to a. full house The Chase Comic Diiera, Co., at Chuse's Grand, opened In "The idol's Eye," to capacity M. M. Thlese s Wine, Wonian und Hong had two full houses Rosenthal Stock 'llio National, tSilitmhla. Acudemy and Ivm- plre are dark, and the suburban resorts are not open yet. •Little Princess." Millie James (C B. Dil- lingham, mgr.)—Chicago, III.. June 1-20. Mansileld, Richard, In "Julias Cn?sar"—Tren- ton, X. J.. June 3, Lancaster, Pa., 4, Read- ing C, Allentown 0, Montreal, Can., 12,13. Mary Mannerlng, in "The Stubbornness of Geraldlne" Frank McKce, mgr.)—Los Angeles, nil., June 1-0. Mortimer, Lillian, Repertory (Decker & Vcro- nec, mgrs.)—Chicago, III., June 1-0, sea- son endB. .. _ . Mack, Wilbur, Repertory—Mansfield, O., Juno 8-July 4. Mutbes, Clara, Repertory—Eureka, Cal., June 1-6. Marks Brothers (Joseph Marks, mgr.)— H«a- frew. Can., June 1-0, Pembroke 8-13. Moon Brothers' Big Stock—Duluth, Minn., June 8, indefinite. Nelll-Morosco Repertory—Los Angeles, Cat., June 1, Indefinite. O'Neill, Nance, Repertory—Duluth, Minn., June 4. 5. Owens, Wm.—Ottawa, Can. June 13. "Our New Minister" (Miller ft Couyers, mgrs.)—Denver, Colo., June HI, Fort Col- lins 8, Ciinon City 0, Leudvlllc 10, Victor 11, Colorado Springs 12, Grucloy 13. "Over Nlugarn Fatls' r (Kowlnnd & Clifford, mgrs. i ■MluneaiKills, Minn., May 31-Junc 0. "O'Flynn's Stone. Wall" (Tom Waters, mgr.i—Watcrvllle, Me., June 3. Madison 4. Skowhegon 5, Oakland 0. Robinson ' Couilc Opera—Montgomery, Ala., Rosenthal 'opera—Pall River, Mass., June "RVn'awnys" (S. 8. Shuberl, Nixon */•!>»■ merman, mgrs.)—N. Y. City June 1, la- Stewart Opera—N. V. City June HI. •Sultan of Sulu" (Henry W. Savogc, mgr.) —N. Y. Clly June 1-13. ••Strollers," MarKUcrlta HyWa (Nixon & Zimmerman, mgrB.)—Philadelphia, Pa., •'Teiiderfoot'''—Clucago, 111., June 1, Indefl- ••Voyngers"—Chicago, III., June 1, Whitney Oiiera, presenting "When Johnny Comes Marching liome'f (Fred C. W'hl - ncy, mgr.)—Chicago, 111., June 1, lndctl- Wllbor Oimtii— Duluth. Minn., June l-Aug. 8. "Wlxard of Oa" (Hamlin ft Mitchell, mgrs.) —N. Y. Clly June 1, Indefinite. VARIETY. Black Crook llurlcsmiers (Him Wllllnms, mgr.)—St. Louis, Mo., Juno 1-0, Chicago, 111 M-13 City "tSport's (i'hll Sheridan, mgr.)—Balti- more, Md., Juno Hl Indefl- Sirs., hpnotlsts (Klnier In., Juno Knight's, C. H.. Circus and Mlnslrct—Cyg- net. 0., Juno 3, Rudolph 4, Bowllngtlrcen r>. 0. Lambrlgger's Zoo (Gns lambrlgger, mgr.)—• Napoleon, O., Juno 20, Wauseon 810, Bryan 11-1.1. O'llrlen'B Olnss Rlowplexnrn (John II. O'Brien, mgr.)—Nantnskct Point, Mass., June 1, Indellnlte. _ . Pnlns Last Dnys of Pompeii—New Orleans, La.. June 2-7. Prescellc, hypnotist (Charlea Hlne. mgr.)— Tllron, N. II.. Juno 1-0. Ilelmont 8-13. Tan American Show—Jolletto, Que., Juno 3, HI. Johns 4, Waterloo ft, Richmond 0, Riviere du Limp 8, lOdmondstnn, N. It., I), Andovc-r 111, Woodstock 11. Prcdorlctoti 12. 81. John 18. ... , , Whltncv'M lllg Hh.iw--Himnlsler, Mich., June It, Eureka 4, Maple Ruplds 5, llubberston 0. . IjMtom RMlDML^ Thin lint la made up aa nearly •«- anrate aa It la possible to make n list of Tnudevllle l.ooUlngs. Errora Triilch mar appear la thla aenart- nieot from time to time will no owlntg to Into cancellations or trans* fcrs of ilntcs, of which we hare to depend upon the performers for no. t meat inn. We therefore ask all per- formers to co-operate with as, and • end ua all oancellatloaa and trans- fers as ioob aa they ooenr. Ailttir, KK Went Kiel, Ntw Orleana, June IS. Allium A Kv»r« Trio, hirtor's, N. Y. P , Jun« 10, A linn tin AT*yliir. K»mlly. I'nrtlsml, M«., June 1* Ail»ni«, rieii.ll. ft), Ksnii, Toledo, June lo; Likiilds, Akron,S-IX ....... . . A.lilUon A l.lvlnsnlou. Sl«nil»nl, Ki. Worllr. June le. AUIies Twin HinWrs. Ksllli'n, ilillr... June IS AIIiIihi llrus., TurinlnalPsrli, l"Sfirl», .'line IS. Allen, Auiy.Cailiio, Woreemer, Juno I S. All a. Joe. FYntim'a, Hnltslo, Jims I a Allnlno A Ovllle. llmYnnl. Husion. June It. Aniele. llmiMiim. (Iriiml H»i,lil«, Julie III. , Antilin A I'etem. friwliir'e±1d Hi.. N. V. <!., Junn l-R, AnilerNin, Air., Kiuplrr, lli-ovrr, Jam I S. Amlnrmiii, At. X Mamie, A. AM. IIiikioii.Jiiiio IS. Artlnl, Minnie, WJoit, Neitolk. June l-ft. Arlinntons, Tim. <lur«iiiaior's, AUnntlo city, June I e. ArisKtriitig A Molly, forllmel, Me., June IS. On IN Roade All Roaten Must Reach TJa Mot Later Than Monday. mgr.) Rober, Kathcrlne, Repertory—Providence, It. I., Juno 1, Indefinite. Roseadl Stock—Denver, Colo., June l-Aug. 1. Kail River, Mass., .Tune 41). Itobson Theatre, No. 1—Mobile, Ala,, Juno 1, Indefinite. "Romeo nDd Juliet" (Llcbler ft Co., mgrs.)— Worcester, Mass., Juno 3, Providence, R, lunoient Bcuntles—Minneapolis. Mlun., May 31-Juno 0, St. Paul, Minn.. 7-1.1. lino's, Don, Bitrlesqueis—Buffalo, N. I., Mliri m New''Vork Jr.. (Joseph llppenheliner, msr.)—Milwaukee. Wis., May 31-Juno 0, Cleveland, O., 813. _ . Oriental Uurlesiiiiers (W. 11. Watson, mgr.) -Buffalo, N. Y., Juno 1-0. HikeM H), itauiin, Kliulrs. N. V Jnne l-«. Herol A Hi ml, iluvsriisier's, AUnntlo lllljr. June I -ft, Hsrnejii.The, Wesst'e, IVorla, Juns 1«. Beiiioh. Klwooil * MeRgli', I'sirtlino I'srk, Msriiin, Msy 31. Issuer. Mimical, KldrlilRs I'srk, Miiilra. Junn III; tleu- irlc Park. Peek «k 111. s IS. IJeinnnl.ttrvalHl, Denver, as* *l JiiiiiiS. HeniliMii A Krrenuii. Myom l.nke, June I «. rlemiali A Millar. i'a«lnn. Toleilo, June I «. lie nth Allnsc, Hrontlsleriirk, Naklivllle. June !•«. DRAMATIC. Aubrey Stock, Western, Mlttenthal Brothers' (W. D. Ifltzgerald, mgr.)—iiurtford, Conn., June 1, Indellnlte. , , Aubrey Stock, Kaslern, Mlttenthal Brothers (W. It. Hill, nigr.J—Montreul, Cun., Juno «, Indellnlte. , „ , Arnold Stock (J. P. Arnold, uigr.)—Biivkroc Beach, Va., June J, Indefinite. . UlnKhuri), Amelia, In "The Klisky Mrs. John- son" (Krank McKee, mgr.)—St. Louis, Mo., June J-U, Kansas City 8-10, St. ' Joseph 11, Oumbu, Neb., J2, 13. Blair, Kugenle, Repertory (Henri Orcsslt, mgr.)—Cleveland, 0., June 1-tl. Baldwin-Melville, Repertory (Walter 8. Ila d- win, mgr.)—IlulTulo, N. V., June 1, In- definite. _, _ , , Berger Stock—Washington, D. C, Juuo 1, Indefinite. _ , . ... Boyle Stock—Toronto, Can., Juno 1, in. Bumn"ou C ' Stock (.lamesill McMlroy, mgr.) —Kail River, Mass., Juno 1, lndedntlc. Bufllnton Stock (David it. Bufflpton, mgr.) —Pnwtucket, It. L, May 26, Indefinite, "Breoiy 'l\lme'' (Merlo II. Norton, mgr.)— New London. Wis., June 3, Waupaca 4, Grand Rapids 5. Merrill „«, Wausau 7, •Marshflold 8, Nelllsvllle 0, Black lUver Palls 10, Tomah 11. «.-!„.. "Breezy Xlme," Eastern, Hctb ft Martins (Grant & Hetb, mgrs.)—Rldgetown, Oat., Juno 8, Wallaceburg 0, St. Thomas 8-1 J. Carter, Mrs. Leslie. In "Du Barry —Min- neapolis, Minn., June 1-6. „^„„.„ Claxton, Kate, In "Tlie Two Orphans — N. Y. City Juno 10. Whtafci it. n/iiik 10, MiifuiiiiL II, Cutler, tin., 12, Union Springs. Ala- 13. Hoi hern, H. II., In "If I Were King" (Daniel li'i-olimiin. mgr.)—Sun Kranclsco, Csl., June 1-13. Slewurt, Ruliili, Stock- -Purl laud. Ore., J urn; Shea,' Thomas I'!., Repertory (Juntos Wall, mgr.)—Montreul, Can., Juno 1, Indellnlte. Stutu. J. U., in "Was She lo Blame" (Jed Carlton, mgr.)—Clinton, Ho. Dak., Juno 8, I,cnnox 0, Madison 10, Del Rapids 13. Hpooner Dramatic, P. H. and Alllo (W. Dick Harrison, mgr.)—Houston, Tex., June Mil. Stanley, Carrie. Repertory (Charles B. Burns, urJiu, iiuiui, iir.mii raX r.)—Arcadia, 'Neb., 'June 3, 4, Hargent Daly's, Josh—Hlmlra, B, 0, Taylor 8, 0, Uurwcll 10, 11, Ord 12, areen>,.UlirJs—Pajorsjin Vernon's Vsudevlllcs I Ren,). . --Babylon. N. V., June it. Center Moriches 4, llood (iround l>. Kuiithumpton il, host |i,',',^"'^7'iu/«"l'i•'■ i.Weisl eie'f,'I'mviilssrs, Junei » I In in I>| oil K, llrldgo I'. Ilreenimrt 10, lllver- Mru „, j, N f„. (,,„.,, iimiw, Mnrlneiie, June I »; n. II., hrud 11. Norlh|iorl. 12, llunllllglnn LI. K».au.l L a,."a .. .. . ._ „ Wine. Woman nnd Hong (M. M. Ihlese, i*Rr.)~Wasliliigl«n, D. C, Juno 10, MaV Young Cnrbetl's lturlcs(piers---Phllnilel|ihls 1 !•«., June 10, Bnltlmore, Md., 81 J. ■UIWHUi Austin ft Lnynos—ClrclovUlo, O.. June KI, Ijlticsstcr 40, Logan 8-10, Wnllston 11- Bry'n'iit ft Havlllo's—Reading Junn 6; KmturlH s n. HrliikleiH, Tlie, Mcdregor Psrk, llleiia fell*. Julio I » TSJOr" - " llni'keye Trio. BollSTiin I'ark, Toledo, May Jl-Juus 0; lllvemlde, Saalnuvn, 7-IH. Huiiiniin A Aaeile. Karin, Tularin, Jims 7 1.1, Biirion, II. It. Cliuta". Hnn Krau. June IIS. Bnreli, Mr. A Mrs.. Kiinmns I'ark, llratnl lt»|ilil», May 31. .luiiefl: llellimie I'ark,Toledo,(-IS. Burton A Hroiikea, Aiiilltorluni, Mouth llorid. Jiinn I 0; lillewltil, Namalk.SlJ. HurilenAltelian, Waa«t'«, I'surls, June IA Hiirkliort. Lillian. Kellti'a. N. V. II., June M. . Unite IllliiuClrcui. Atlauile (larilen, N. Y.C., June M. i I Notk. —Hsm Thall, the well known and Popular theatrical manager, has taken a lease for three months of the Theatre Re- public, and will Inaugurate nn extonded seu- wm on Saturday, Juno 0, of Nance O'Neill a Co., opening with "La Tosco." During ilie season several new plays will he pro- duced. Castle Square SHOCK (w. a """"He^.A"^; ■' —Port Arthur, Can., June 14, Sudbury Cattle'Square Stock, No. 2. CC. Allison's —Henderson, Mc., June 3-8, tllford 8, 0, Rar Harbor 10, 11, Sullivan 12, 1.1. Curtlss Comedy (H. M. Ciirtlss. mgl'.)— KHOM WTIIEK POINTS. Curtlss Comedy I'hienlx, Arlx., June 1, Indellnlte. Crescent Stock (C. T. Kagleton, mgr.) — Oardner. Mhss.. Juno1-0. --i.._ n t.»iii. ih "mtlc u hMn'gV' v 7o1m"ir^^^^ U- -N. Cool Weather llcliis Indoor At (mo- tion,., nml Una n DcitressliiK I'.ffri-t on Outdoor Itcsortn. '.'hicaiio, jinn, a—Dow 1ein|H?ruture. chill- tig winds nnd threatening weather were most luvorahlc thcatregolng conditions Sunday una Monday, and, supplementing the tre- uienaous Jams of Decoration Day, managerial cotters are brimful and overflowing Ring Dodo" began its last week with the }>tudebaker filled Monday night "The »», ? Princess" titled Powers', and Weber anu ilelds Jammed the Grand Opera House "utidiiy night, ending the biggest engagement r j L y vor P'ayed here "The Tender- tow bMke the Dearborn record, und "When •'oiiniiy Comes Marching Home" drew more mune.v ihau the Lltt management ever count- ,,H '" p three consecutive performances i™ yucugo Ojicru House was packed ••am it. Jack's was tilled to overflowing, and ,77 , ,"° ulc ' 8 new vaudeville act made an Waillek'sf W. II. Ovlatt, mgr.)- IMxv. \EXrf%« "' " W,,|H J' ."•"f'^'t"-'!" "Pacing be Music" (Nuthanlel 1 N. Y. City June 1, Indellnlte. Rolh, fV; ln r mb . rn '. and *ftiTtogi\Y Mystery," at Cr " e flon, packed those outlying houses. .'.^;' -.-""le last week of the season witnessed 8CT«. tp see j ,m • "Cninlii« "'it. aud'the new American was packed to B eu trt ery - Iflito MUuW "When' Knighthood Was In lHowcr" Prank L. Terlcy, nigr.)—Mon- rSiTW June \*>™i7*SlX$°&, ton 10, Oswego, N. Y., 11, coruano u, ttSBS H te» Stock-Rochester, N. Y.. KdmuSds'HtoV'fW. 0. YAmmi*. wgt*- Ke^^ome'afa^rAiV'fS-sr,-^' Paul, Minn.. Juuu 1, ,' Ddelln ,"«i_,j r .. €n . Krankllu Htock (^- A. Jack, mgr.)—t^ricn vlllo, Mich., June 1-3. Ht. Johns 4(1, Allo- iran 8-10. South Haven 11-1 J. ,. •'iffiSegan's Ball" (Ollle Slack. rogr.)-At- lantlc City, N. J., June 8-U. "For Her Sake," K. J. Corpcntcrs-Bt. I aul, Minn., June ^.Minneapolis 7-13. . 0.s>dwln, N. C...In,'The Altaj of^KrlenU ship" (~ Colo., I orado Springs 13, I last week of the season witnessed yblt>" (fJeorge J. Appleton, rngrj t enver, ■see "Du Barry," at Thirty-first toio.. June 10 j n T' o ,% 8 - k „ U c, ty \j„ Vj, Camllle" was the Buah Tcroplo orado Springs 10, bait Luke ury. u., x* "Sons of Ham"—Atlantic City, N. J„ May 31-Junc 0. ., . "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, huslern Leon Washburn, mgr.)—Capo May, N. J., Juno 3, Mlllvlllc 4, Vlneland 0. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Western (Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Medford, Can., June 3, Colllngwood 4, Alllston B, Georgetown 0, Elong 8, Drayton 0, Mount Korcst 10. Dunham 11, I'almerston 12, Owen Sound "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Mason Brothers'— liliabcthtown. Pa.. June 3. MJddletuwn 4, Hlghsplre B, Hteclton (I, Ilarrlsburg 8. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" (Samuel Broun, mgr.) —Phllllpsburg, l'a.. June 3, Curwnnsvllle 4, Clearfleld S, Osceola 0, Ursmplan 8, Luthersburg I), Dubois 10, Clermont 11, JohnsonbuiK 12, St. Marys 13. "Uncle Josh Hopkins," Rural Alvln—Pulton, N. Y., June 3, Kvansvllle 4, Smitbvllle B, Tract Station 0, season ends, Van Dyke ft Eaton, Heiwrtory (C. Mnck, mgr.)—Davenport, la., June l-Aug. 2. . Van Dyke ft Katon, Repertory, II. Walter Van Dyke—Klgln, III., June 1-7, Jollot 8-14 Weber ft Klelds All Star Stock (Weber ft Fields, mgrs.)—Toledo, ()., June 3. Wliiulnger Brothers. Iteissrtory il'ruiik Wln- nlngcr, mgr.)—Ithlnelander, WlH., Juno 1- 7. Antigo 8-14. "Woman's Sin"—Newark. N. J., June 1-0. "York Stute Kolks (P. K. Wright, mgr.)— Ilnslou. Mass.. Juno 1, Indellnlte. X.lg Zug Allev I W. H Pluck ft Wslter Ployd. mgrs.1 — nm No. Dak., June II. Wlnnl- iicg, Man., 8. 0, Grand Porks, No. Dak., 10, Dultilh, Minn., 12, 13. MUSICAL. Abnrit Opein. A, (irescntlng "The Kt-n-iinije" und "Itoh Hoy" (Milton ft Sargent Abom, mgrs.)--Brooklyn, N. Y„ June 1-0. Auorn Opera, B. presentlng"The Jolly Muske- teer" und "The Wizard of thn Nile" (Mil- ton ft Horgcnt Aborn, mgrs.)—Cleveland, O.. June 1-0. Aborn Opera, C, prescntlnr "The nighway- man" and "Prn Dlnvolo" (Milton ft Har- gent. Ahorn, mgrs.)—Washington, D. C, Aborn One'rii. II. tiri-sentlng "Wang" (Mil- ton ft Hnrgcnt Aborn. mgrs.)—Pittsburg, Pa., June Id, Brooklyn, N. V., 8J.'l. Anisden OfBN—Lsncuster, Pa,, May 30- Duller. Helen Muy, und her Ladles' Military Band i J. Leslie Spahti, mgr.)—Baltimore, Md., June 1-2U. Boston Ideal Opera, No. 1—Tcrre Haute, Ind., June 1-20. Beggar Prince Opera—Des Moines, la., June 1-20. Black Paul's Troubadours (Voelckcl ft No- lan, mgrs.)—N. Y. City June 1-tl, aeason Cost le ton Opera—Dallas, Tex., June 8-13. Chase Comic linen—Washington, D. C, Juno 1, liidcliuitc. .nilliiir I'll limn 1 'I Hu.klrk A Hleh, Hliell|»it I'ark, Wl nilnit on, June I f fading, 111, .{uno j j, ,, ffMy40r „„ tJewrMtsn. AUanlln Oily. June III. N. Y., June JO. t'arlwrry, HUnlon. A caiar, limv«r. May KinsA , _ nn, N. J., June H-2tl. c.rinmi Hlalora, Merldaii, i.'onn., June 14; MIddlelo Topiiek ft Cole's—Ilarrlsburg, Pa. VokbI's (John W. Vogel, mgr.)- Junn 8-13. h.i.i. i—lCsi-uiiiibii, (,'ani|iliall Hre.»„ Maillaon. Snaltle, June I 4. RL^lffi»S^3r?B rr;s:^^:::;,^.v:^A,;. o ,;[;:v,rj:nV 1? . .1, Marinette, Wis., 0, Oreen nay i, new .CJJJ,. m ,„,i»i. PrHafs, I'orilanJ, Ore., JunnlU. London 8, Applnton 0, Mlinllowac HI, Cmim 4 willartf, Maiinlon'« I'ark, Hi. both, He> 31- Necnnh 11, Osbkosh 12 r- Pond du Lac LI. _Juo»,BiJliM!kln», KsuasaOliv^ys.^ Young Amcrli Plulnflold. Y., 8, u, Si»^ , CIRCUSES, Oliarloa, Hurl, Itsevva' I'srk, Kuatorie, June SU. Bamum ft Bailey's—Kingston, N. Y.. June Otamtarlln, Mr. A Mr.., flaaunerstslo's, N, V. t)., 3, Abany 4, Springfield, Mass., B, Worccs- f ^, y 4 W llll», Cliuus, Hsu frsn., Junn is. ter 0, Boston M-13. Cliuuu'roya, The, Kleetrlc i'srk, Newark, June I A Hurdicur Brothers'-Chapman, Kan., Juno uiuiiaue, Joim, llowanl, Hojuiu, Junel A, a 11, Osbkosh 12, Pond du Lac 1.1. June o; klnn, Ksus»ai!liv.MS. „ n 1 , d Crl N ln j (D Ju < n , o 1 UX n y' EStf*. ^«B^^P|fSS^ S.' a 8«yvlile JHI?RKgue 12.' 13. gjrhj J...,, tj^^jj. Y.a,Jau.L.. (> June :i Wokelleld 4. Clay Center B, llreen «, ("lark. Wlnllred. <:.(». II..»;lil<i;sfo, Juiiei J 0. iioimravino 8, Randolph 0, 'Watcrvlllo' Clayuin J.nklu-* J..p.r, K Ire, KUlnbaml., 10, Blue Baplds 11, Irving 12, Prnnkfort ,j,*5.VS, IMP |,, UtoMt Park, Newsrk. June I* Burns ft C'o.'s—Spalding, Mich., Junn 3, lli'rmiiiisvllln 4, Norway .">, (Jtllnnesen l). iron Mountain 8, Korencc, Wis., II, Urystul Kails, Mch., 10, Iron lllver 11, Bessemor 12, Ironwood 13. Busby Brothers—Pontine, III., Juno 8, We- nnaa 4, La Halle B. Clmpmun's—Manor, Ps.. June 3, Jennnefte ri. Grnonsliurg B, Smttdaln II, Mount Pleasant 8, LVrson 0, Conuellsvllle 10, Now Haven II, Dunbar 12, Unlontown 13. Porepnugh ft Sells Bn»thers'~Jackson, Mich., June 3, Kaiaiiiiiziiii 4, Hturgls B, Port Wayno, Ind.. (I, Champaign, III., H, Sul- livan 0. HI I inter 10, Aurora II, Itm-kford IV, MndlsrJO 13, O'llliner Brothcrs'—trenterrllle, Ho. Dak.. 'JuAe II.'Huron 4, Ri-dlleld 5, Aberdeen 0, flake, No. Dak.. 8. Main, Walter I,.—Tnriinlii, Onl , .Time 3, Berlin I, Petrollit B, Hltncon II. (inderlch 8. Hnrrlrttoii 0, Owen Houml 10, Orange- villi. II. Ilnrre 12. Orllllu 13. Itlnsllng llrothers'—Cornwall, Can.. Juna 3, Ottawa 4. Kingston 15. Belleville II. Toron- to (4, 0, Hnmlltoii 10, Brantford It, Ouclph 12. Stratford 13. Hlg. Hautcllc's—Ansonli, Conn., June 3, Nau- gstuck 4, Torrlngton B, New Britain 0, Mnrldan 8. MldJletown II, Piftniim 10, riouthbrldge, Mass., 11, Webster 12, Pas- liosg, It, L, 13. Wulsli llrothers—PIslHlleld, N. J.. June 3, Uoillid Brook 4, Plemlngton B, Horaervllle MIMOMLLANHOUM. BitrTulo mil's Wild Wesi. t!ol. Wui. P. Cody — Illriiilngbuiii, Hug . Jane 1-13. Bostock's Trained Animals—Coney Islsnd, N. Y., Juuo 1. Indefinite. Coyju's Museum (D. R. Coylc, mgr.)—Jauas- -vllle, WIS.. June 2-7. Canada Krank's Vaudeville-Circus—Klkton, Ho. Dak.. June 3, Brookings 4, Arlington I iilturii A Hail, Ailaniln i lanleo, N. Y. I!„ June I a. . Olliforil A Harvey, Waaliluxtiin I'ark. Ilayonne, June I 8. i'ml>. Ilsrel, I'arler, Dulutli, Junn 1 il. tumttt (kinrnil. Hew Orleans. Jiinn 7-11. , tionlny A Harlow, RMoii, Norfolk, June IS Uooke * Hon, WasJlMftoa I'ark. liny■mine, .luiio I ft tJieHtan. K, Alan, Sliwly's, fall lllver, Juno 1-1 <Jii», Hay, Ukeelds I'ark, Akron, ()., Jimu 1.4. <,'ol« A JulinMin, llsininemi'lira. N. V. (J„ June 1 4. tionmy A 1'i'Sil. (iliutea. Han Kr.it., Jnne S IS. Outllna A lleyimlila. Mtiiuoe I'nrk, Tnroulo, (Jim., Juns I- «i Hlreet Hallway Fark, Krlo, I'.., S 13. tluiliMfsCiaiirily lioiikeya, Mliineatnilla, Juno IS. < oiirm A I'aarl llrsuiu.ii'a, Han Cr.n.. Junn I s. «!oiuui»A Uoniiera, illiiite«. Hun Kran, Junn IS, tJrooln. Morrlii, Kureai HtKlil.nil».Hl. I,.miI«. Say .11 Juwl t'mirliiey A lluiin, lluverastiir'a, AllaoMeClty, .fiiim 14. Coia'lmul AiJiii,el»tiiJ.ManliKll»a. Norrolk, June I II. ■ 1'iuiiir's, N. V. li.Juno IS. Urolty Trio, Tin ,. Urawfiinl A Alex far, Canlao, Wori;«»u»r, .luiio I S. In. I'ralii A Ar.lell, KeMhS N.V- It, June IS. i.'rawlnnl A Maiming. Kellli'a, I'lills, Junn I (I fllllla. NeJ, IJ.eluo. Kllulra, N. V.,Juiltllrt 1'iirila HlKtcra. <lr|,heum, Tnrrn llaotn, Juuo I 4, iiHimni-, Duni'tng. 1'aaluo.Toledo, Juuu IS. Ilnle. Jenalv, riniiei . Hsu Kran.. Jl IS. Hull-, MUKlBlll. Hlie.V, Hutfillo, Julie 1 li. burrow, Mr. * Mra. Htusil, Kullli'a. I lilt', Juuo IS; Keuli't, lloiduit, S.IJI. pHvaniMirta, T!,o. II. A H.. N. V. C, Julio Is.. lliivl. A Marelisll. Huii|hIhii I'nrk. KfirliiKll.-lil. .rune I a. H.llay A Msr.ii, ilodfrey'a, llt.rid l(a|ilil>, June I A. Ila^woll, Auric, M»MilllcTrlll|ile, Olllcngo, June 7 IJ li.rniiHly, hoiidiiii,(Jan,.June IS. Uhwmiii A lloulli, Olyoiiilc I'ark. MeKseavoit, June IS. Iiealiain, MaKOtle A liralnim, l.'urdray'a, rurtlianil. On., .1 unt- 7 IM. Pevannuy k Allan, (Jtintet. Han Kran., June l«. Do Voy, Kiiuiintt A lit., I'roctnr'a, Newark. Junn IS. Iieiooi. H. ..-lo. Alraiar, lieun-r, May DO June 0 In baney A liatulls, Jauolia'. I'eort., June I 0. Ueloye. flic, nuvernator'a, Atl.nlle.rjlty, Juno 14. tie vim, l-:,lill». Woolworth Roof, l.anr.ater, June ' " lie i Iree, (it. iiuvornatnr'H, AllautluI'll)', June IS. De I.uiai. Ml, Ht. Nlr.liol.n, N. V. fJ., June I 0. Ileati, lloliua, Kioidre, HI. I'.itl, Jum I 'i lie Itnla* Melville, (ior>lr»v'», 1'ortlaml, lire , June II. lie Ohio firm, Kullli'a, N, V. ft, June 1 0. Ue Voto Ai'arln, Orpheuui.Terrn llaulo, Junu 1.0. Ur.inoiiU, Hllou, utiuW", Ulilcwio. June IS lie U«key«.TIie, I'aiUir'a, N. YVi:.,Jniie IS, . HI x. nt, Uowern k lllaon, Hana Houcl, CIiIcko, June Id. DlrkMin, Ctna., Keltli'a, Hiiafcm. June IS. „ ro -,„ U«,r«ch i lluaaall. Toll's, Hrlilgeporl, June I«. fi. Lake Preston fl, Desmet fl,, Iroquois 0, rjooley. J. Kr.ncf., II. A H„ ft. y. i'..Juns 16. Iluron 10, IlcdReld 11, Northvllle 12, Aher- lloyleA (IrKiigsr, (lueemator'a, AtUntje IJIIy, Junel t denn 13. Be Kreku llrothers' Amusement—8t. Louis, iMo.t June 1. Indellnlte. East Indian Remedy Co. (Wm. Wylle. mgr.) —I>'ulr llurtu, VI., Juuo 1-0, Poulluey s- lo lKiwllng, ilene, rro.|«-et llclitliln. I'eorla, June IS. lViyle. kdar.nl, KeltliV, lloaton, June IS Dr«»ur, Iviulae, ll.vldaon, Mllw.ukM, June IS. Lluprec, Alei.,(|uo«n Cltv Usnlena, Ma S. i.,.fone 8- titteree A ISi|.ree, (krnlr.1 fark. AHnnlowii, ■»»»»•■IIt ItuuiouJ.J'Mi'U, llauuuer,t<:iu't ,.N, l.t,Juuu 10,