The New York Clipper (July 1903)

466' *HE NEW" YORK clippee; JtJU 11. ByStlACkFORD and COOKE. The best Song df the year, arranged for orchestra as a shottische, will be the most popular n Umber this Summer for dances. are always Two Sides to a Story. Tliit Is the Song sung by LIZZIE B. RAYMOND in the production of What THE BOSTON GLOBE of May 26 says: There have been no material changes in the book of the comedy, but a number of new and very catchy songs have been added. Of these none made so pronounced a hit as "DOWN WHERE THE CONGO FLOWS,' which was sung by MISS RAYMOND in the-last act The song, which, by the way, is not the same as the one MARIE CAHILL sings in "NANCY BROWN," has a refrain with a swing to make it stick in the memory, and n melody of genuine merit. Last night it was given with unique scenic effects—a star sky in which a big silvery cresent floated and dropped out a little pickaninny, who "assisted" MISS RAYMOND in singing the chorus. ** We will send COMPLETE MEDLEY ORCHESTRATION OF THIS NUMBER on receipt of 10c, to all Orchestra Leaders. Popular and pleasing compositions arranged for Orchestra and Military Bands that are hits. Regular prices 50c. to SOc. each. Sent, post paid, on receipt of 25c, or any five for $1.00, Professional Copies to Recognized Performers. All those sending up-to-date 'programmes. No cards recognized. 633 Washington St., miscellaneous. Mhxican (Ioi.hhn Hhiui Ciiiih Co. Notch. —\V» iti« playing tin* Summer resort section Of MIllllCSIllll. tO Uliml llllSlUt'NS. Hunter: lir. J. It. Hu'wuril. labile t.'ulllim, Chan. K. Ten- llfj, ■ UuIhj • CulliiiH, mill the Nix MuhooIh. At OsoklH, Mlim., Ori Steward chartered n ileum Ittiincli htul I'utoi'tuliiiil the followlug liietiiljerH or, the INinil Stock -On., who tire hpendlug the Summer nt Osnkls: Hurry U Schroder, l!eo. M. I* I'otlt, Lucille Wilson, (iiid Mr. and Mrs. N. TirrtWW, uf Alexandria, Minn. We retnrtied tit night wllh 11 Wis mrlug ot iinli ami hearty worda of praise for Dr. Stewurd a. a. host. Mm. Kildle Collins presented hi'r huHbanil wllh a buiiur- lug baby boy on June '.'(I. Mother and child doing well. NOTKH CMH BI.OAN AlllMHMKNT !'•».—W8 are tonrlug Now Mexiro and Arizona, M route to California. Have been In New Mexico fiva weeks. playing to good business. Our company,..ten In iiuiuber, la: Dr. v. h. Sloan, manager oud lecturer; Joe Sloan, (reinsurer and Boubrette; l'erry Scott, black fare monologlst ; CIii-Ih. ChrlKtoidihr. Bluffer and violinist; Kay Abbott, banjo ami vocal- ist i Claude HesHPiit, niouologisl ; Auule Scutt, mimical director; Maggie. CurlKtopuer, wrlo romle; Mortimer Scott, buck nud wing dancer; Frankle Scott, our little ninscnr. Vxt Chafiw made a living trip to Ho- ilnllu, Mu., Oils week, ami bought a flrst rlniiH Pullman car from Then Kdwnrds. "A llabblfs Foot" Co. la doing big business litis season, under canvas, through the South. Hontrr or WmuiiT'H Carnival Co. Hand, under dlreetlou of Prof. O. \V. 1'lxley.— I'rof. O. \V. I'lxley,' nolo cornet; C. K. Ilnner, hoIo cornet; 1*. \V. Nutice. clarionet: John Hover, clarionet: Kdwa.nl liny to, lubn; (leo. Cady, baritone: Charlie Klwyn, slide troui- bolie: George Keiuljlc, slide trombone; Mur- tlu Tenuey. auare drum; Fred ltnner, lui.su drum; Fred Johnson, iucle|ihotie; llahy rlrnoka, meieplioue. <♦»» rtiiis ion hmki. clot* fair. S.H, », 10, 11; H.^T. White, secy. OUKOON-J-La Grande Fair, O. 0, 10. Portland, North Pacific Association Fair, S. 21, W. The LlalleB Fair, B. 118, O. H. 11I10DH ISLAND.—Kingston, Washington County Agricultural Society Fair, S. 8, 11; John A. Allen, secy. THXA8—San Antonio, International As- sociation Fair, O. IT, 2a; J. M. Vance, secy. WIBCON8IN—Amherst, Portage County Agricultural Society Fair. 8. IS, 10. 17, 18; A. 3. Smith, aecy. Appleton, Appleton Agri- cultural and Driving Association Fair, 2, », 4; M. II. Rurlenu, secy. Ilnraboo, Sauk County Agricultural 8ocloty Fair, 22, 23, Hi, 25: 87 A. Polton, secy. Beaver Dam, Dodge County Agricultural Association Fair, 28, 29, 80. O. 1, 2; C. W. Uftrvey, secy. ifelolt, lnter-8tate Association Fair, A. 18, 10, 20, 21; D. II. Pollock, secy, lierliu, Clreeu Lake County Agricultural Boclely Fair. 25, 20, 27, 28: II. IS. atcdman. secy. Black Hiver Falls, Jackson County Agricul- tural Society Fair, 22, 23, 24; T. 0. Mown, B*cy, Bloomlnglon, nioomlngton Agricul- tural'Asocial Ion Fair, 10, 17, 18; Lincoln Abraham, secy. Cedarburg, Osaku County Agricultural Society Fair, 14, IB, Id: Jacob Diet rich, secy. Chilton, Calumet County Agricultural Sorlety Fair, 14, 10. 10: Ueo. A. Scliuinaker, necy. Chippewa Pulls, North- ern Wiscouslu State Fair,. IS, 10, 17, 18; Ueo. it. McCull, aecy. CumberlaDd, Cum- feeriana Agricultural- and- Driving Aasoclv AKsoclatlou Fair. 8. II, 11); J, A. Neltcs secy. Ollinvn, Central t'uuutla Agrlcull A NEW WAY TO DRESS WELL. tlou Fnlr, II, 10, 11 : A. II. Larson, secy. Dar- lington, Lafayette County Agrlciitural So- ciety Fair.' A. 20, 2U, 27. 28; W. K. Collins, secy. Dodgevlllc, Iowa County Agricultural Boclctv Pair, S. 8. II, 10, 11; E. A. Klllott, secy. FlkUorn, Walworth County Agricul- tural Boclely Fair, 10, 1U. 17, IN: Samuel Mitchell, secy. Kvansvllle, F.vausvllle Agricultural «nd Drlvlug Association Fair, 1, 2, :i, 4 ; W. W. Olllles, secy. Kllaworlh, Pierce County Agricultural Society Kulr, 22, 23, 24, 26; l3. S. Doollttle, secy. Gnleavlllc, Trempealcuii County Agricultural Society Fair, A. 25, 20, 27; A. C. Hagestad, secy. Gay's Mills, Ceutral Agricultural nnd Driv- ing ASHOclktlon Fair, O. 0, 7, 8; M. G. Brlggs, aecy. Horlonville, Outagamie County Agri- cultural Society Fair, 8. 10, 17, 18; Louis Jacuuot, secy. Jefferson, Jefferson County Agricultural Society Fair, 22, 23, 24, 20; 0. F. Hoessler, Becy. La Crosse, La Crusse luter-Statc Association Fair, 21, 22, 2a, 24, 25; C. S. Van Anken, secy. Lancaster, Grant County Agricultural Society Fnlr, li, 10, 11; (leo. B. Uudd, Becy. l.odi, Lodl Union Agricultural Association Fair, 8, 11, 10; A. 11. Hinds, aecy. MadlBOn, Done County Agricultural Society Pair, 1, 2, S, 4; M. w. Terwilllger, secy. Maultowoc. Manitowoc Comity Agricultural Society Fair, 10, 17, 18; Edw. L Kelley, secy. MeUford, Taylor County Agricultural So- ciety Fair 22, 23, 24. 25; A. II. Peleraon, secy. Menominee, Dunn County Agricul- tural Society Pair, 10, 10, 17, 13; Ueo. Cut. lowuy, Becy. Mineral Point, Southwestern Wisconsin Fair, A. 18, If), 20, 21; Joliu W. Horn, secy. Monroe, Oreeu County Agri- cultural Society Fulr, 8. 1C, 17, 18; W. II. McGrnth, secy. Nclllsvllle. Clark Couuty Agricultural Society Fair, 1, 2, 8, 4; II. C. Clark, secy. Oconto, Oconto County Agrl- •"lltural Society Fair, 1, 2, 3, 4; J. P. Prank, ■ecy. Phillips, Pierce County Agricultural Society Fair, 23, 24, 25; W. 11. Orahnm, secy. Plattevllle, Flattevlllo Agricultural Association Fair, 2, ». 4; C. II. Cribble, secy. Plymouth, Sheboygan County Agricul- tural Society Fair, 1, 2, 8, 4; Otto UaiTruu, secy. Portage, Columbia County Agricul- tural Society Fair. 15, 10, 17, 18; J. K. Jones, secy. lttclilnml Centre, Richland County Agricultural Society Fair, 2!l, 30, O. 1, 2 ; \V. F. J. Foflo, secy. Seneca, Crawford Couuty Agricultural Society Fair, O. 1, 2, 3; J. F. Sprostv, secy. Viroipiu, Vernon Couuty Agricultural Society Fnlr, S. 10, 10, 17, 18; P. W. Alexander, secy. Wautouin, Wuusharu County Agricultural Society Fair, 23, 24. 20; W. 11. llerruy secy. West liontl, Washington County Agricultural So- ciety Fair, 17, 18, 10; W. P. Rlx, secy. West- (klil. Marquette County Agricultural So- ciety Fair, A. 17. 18. Ill, 20; Chas. U. Uos- mer, aecy. West Salem, La Crosse County Agricultural Society Fair, S. 1, 2, 3. 4; A. J. Philips, secy. Woyauwegon, Waupaca County Agricultural Society Fair, 22, 23, 24, 25; Win. Woods, secy. Other FulrM. MISSOURI.—St. Louis, St. Louis Agri- cultural ABsoclntton Fair, O. 5, 10; John llsckmolster, socy. OHIO.—Beaver Fair, S. 8,10; A. II. Wilk- Iuk, secy. Croton Fair, 0, 11; W. II. Sieg- fried, secy. Gruve City Fair, A. lit, 22; G. B. Darnell, aecy. Ulcksvllle Fair. S. 15. 18 ; F. M. Blrdsall, aecy. Kinsman Fair, A. 20, 28: II. J. Fobcs, secy. Napoleon, 8. 1, 4; J. L. Halter, secy, ltlchwood, Trl-Coun- tv Fair, 0. 0, 0; 11, C. Duke, secy. Hume Fair, S. 24, 25; B, T. Mend, secy. Somer- set Fair, 0. 21, 22: George N. Dcvlue, secy. Summorfleld Pair, 8. 23, 25 : C. II. Dew, Becy. Washington Court House Fair, A. 11. 14; Hell Allen, secy. Wellslou Fair, Jy. 20, 31. WYOMING.—Cheyenne, Frontier Days As- sociation Fair, 8. 2, 3, 4; Clarence U. ltich- urdsou. secy. CANADA.—I<oudon, Loudon Agrlcuturul " illes, umi Dmilile Slide Titmibolie, after Kept. ft. llenl or Asooclatlou-Falr,. 11, 19; li.-McMaUou, secy, - references. .-K.-W. WIlJiON, Carry,-1'a, It Is one tiling— umi a cosily one, If you live nt u illstnncc-to come (o New York, Ib« metropolis, for your clothes. H in another —a now way, lo have Now lurk dolliesenme tn you: niaitc hy a celebrated Krcuilwuy Tailor hi Ihe liilem. fashionable shapes umi styles. LOFTUS' MAIL ORDER SYSTEM iasn perfect (hut he guar- antees ii 111 or no pay. CATALOGUE AND SAM- PLES FREE with self meiMuromeiK blanks on our original plan, perfectly plain and simple. MEN'S SUITS, tin, lu Kngllsh tweeds and Worsteds, Scotch Cheviot* and Suitings, Serges, Casslmeres, Tlilbei.s, Vicunas, Oxfords, Clnv Diag- onals—any sort you prerer, In hue patterns of end- less variety. The catalogue shows stylish business clothes at $15; also Cutaway Suits, Prince Alliens, Tuxedo and Evening Dress Hulls tit various prices up lo foo. Between tlicso two extremes wo uiui surely satisfy any reuHunable taslc. "We pay express charges everywhere." W. 0. LOFTUS & CO., Custom Tailoring only, lltttl llroailway, N, Y. M'ftiii l/iiu rfsK AVtto 1'nrfc cimis in unit tiiwt Mr. /.((rtiis. Our store fs ?icxf to JWcliir's fifth Arrniw Theatre. Is Edison and Lnbin Moving Picture MACHINES. FILMS from 31 UP, JOAN OP AUC, NIHIft. (like new) - .<C.ii.iiu PASSION PLAY (like new), KKlft. $55.0(1 STi;UlH)ITItH)NS. - From ¥12.(10 up. CLOAK SLIDES, colored, - 25c. each. LONG 3L1DP.8, colored - 25c. each. ALL TIIK LATEST FILMS. RENTING OF MACHINES, FILMS Mi 80NG 8L1DBB AT THE LOWEST PRIDES. All supplies. 11 Slot Machines, $150.11(1. ALTRED L. HAKSTN & 00., 138 E. 14th St.. N. Y. Tel. 3812—1811). COLLINS and COLLINS DAN WM. J. Ml TO JOIN 1TI18TCLA8S COMPANY. Achlrcss 1121 DAKOTA HT., I'lillaJelphla. 1'a. AT MHfcKTY, Orchestra Leader WANTED, For a I tiildii., Hoail toiiijiniiy, l'lny- Inu City Dalii. Only, SINOI.Vb til AKTKTTK (MALE, Tlmtcuu play brass (for stage only). Will i-ou- slilor itiilivliliiiil applications, and form i|iiurlcllc at. ruliearaals, Only sober, cxpcrlcoceil uud re- liable people nenl apply. Address, soiling vliico and instrument played, together with salary ex peeled. (Management pays K. K. fjires only.) Dale lirollicrs, please write. WlllTAKKK & NASH, Academy Theatre, Unlfalo, N. V. \A/A IM T E O , LIONACT FEMALE THAINElt. Hast have two or more Lions, with traveling cages. Can nivc long season to rlglil pariv, open- ing Aug.'JO. Weeks stands. City theatres. Ad- dress, Riving full particulars of act, lowest salary anil photographstwhich will lie returned). Address M. A. P., care NEW YORK CLIPPER. WANTED, MEDICINE PER- FORMERS. Must, change r.ir week and make good. State what you can do and salary first letter. Don't waul, auy boozers. Preference to those who play organ. Salary low, but mire. Vaudeville under canvas. Hoard hoick, I p»y all expenses. HAROLD FLINT, buck's Harbor, Maine. Winttd, Musicians for B. and 0., Leader of Orchestra, Sketch Team. Mnstslng and dance and play small parls; Song anil Dance Comedian, Gen. Bun. Woman. Mu- sicians of all kinds, write. Week stands under cover. Our show, (lues South for Winter, show has nut closed for 4 years. Address . 0IIK8TBRGENTKR, Brazil, Ind., July 8-11. WANTED, LEADING MAN AND LEADING LADY Of experience. Must be vonng. good looking and have plenty good, modern wurdrolHj. stale full particulars, ago, lielglit anil weight, ami semi photos. Uusl Join at once. J. F. AKNOI.D, HR r ;.<*HKO_U> BTOQg.CO..Danville. Va. Hunt's Vaudeville Circus WANTS First Violin, lo Double Brass (Tuba pre-, rerredj; Clarionet for Baud and Orchestra; Acro- batic Singing Clown, and Strong Acts of All Kinds. No fancy salaries. Address AmenlA, N. Y., !l; Sharon, ct., 10; Mlllertnn, N. Y., 11; Flue l'lalus n. Annum 14. Be ready tn Join on wire. Wanted, TEHT About 30x45; Dust be Complete Add good as new, Willi privilege lo examine. Teui makers, write. Also gissl bint inilllllng. A.J. Webb, ilOgtleu Si., (ileus Kills, N. Y. Vtfsntntl Ull5lciail'... r '" ntt Vi0,ln < second violin, II0II1BU, BUSlliiaHS—viola, 'Cello, llasa, Flute Clarionet, Cornet, Tromlione and Drums, summer eugagemement. Address c. I)., 46 Vauxhall Flats. Nashville, Tonn. SECOND HANDColCs Ttaiuf or 'Aiitoiiiollc Feed Arc Ump; also Itbeostat; must be cheap and In good condition. Write qulok. 0. B. SYK.KS Columbia Oat-den Theatre. Cortlant, N. Y. Will 10 Pitt OINI MI FUANK A. ROBUINS, (-'are Satitelle Slinw, us |ht route. Lucile Addis, Juvenile Leads, Heavies. - Ter. Add., we W, o. W, Bld'g, Omaha, Neb< Circulars. IK DUNGING. El (lfp-lo-ilale In every detail.) Buck. Jig, Skirl, Novel Cake Walk, Kluciilli.il, Siuglni; and Ilug-Tlmo Songs, VaudevilK Art*. Klc. KNGAOF.MKNTS SHOUBKD. SDIIOIIL ALWAYS OPUS. PKOK. I». J. It I DDK, Mbts Annie O'Day and uitiers. (Opcu all Siiiiuiirr.) 0KAN1) OHOU 1IOUSB. I Indorse PROF. RIDOK as the unlv Fcrfnrmtr 13d Professional Danelng Teacher In Chicago. FRKD J. W1LDMAN, Theatrical Ageat, 187 La Salle St., near Madison, Chicago. HI- WANTED QUICK, FIRST CLASS MED. PERFORMERS B. F. COMEDIAN who cau put on uels and nuke them go, Irish ami Dntch Comedian, good SilcM Tarn. Must be versatile and change for one wert. Stale In llrst letter all jruu cau do. Say d )»° play organ. Must Join nu receiptor wire. Aildr.*i HON-DU-RO CO., LakewiHMl. K. J.^ LIBERTY, PROPS, BITS, STRONG SPECIALTY. D. A. H. MACVAY. WANTED, BAR TEA! OB ONE 600D RAH WITH GOLLHAR BROS.' CIRCUS. THOU. PF.TIT, llralncrd, Minn., or Two Harbors, alliin. TYPEWRITERS ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. M. IIUOOKS, LH)7 K. 14tli St.. N. V. I'l'T- Just the thing for vaudeville art lslsaiidirau-a«k people. Small and light bi we ight. LAST WBHK, _ DEWEY THEATRE, N. J- THIS WKMK, — PARK, BRIDGETON, N. Y. CONSER'S DOG SHOW. W00NS0CKET OPERA HOUSE. R.I. WANTED-A SOHEIt AND KKLIABLK BILh POSTER for a season of as weeks; good sa»r every week; also to make himself .generally "• fill around the Opera Douse. Write lo. maiw ■ JOSH K. OUDKN, . IMS Broadway, Riissel-Morgan^. >_Li- Wanted Quick, Canvas Man, to Take Charge of small lent; 1 and a week stands. M 11*1 J*" 0 uud reliable. Join on receipt or wire. Addrwj HON-DD-RO CO., LikewnodJ^^i, AND ALL THEATRICAL O0OD8. Scenery P»l nlw cheaply and quickly. Amateurs mippllcd. ohas. K. Ml LI A. «»T w. 4)«t St.. WawTg«gU At Liberty, .. j: , LADIES'OllCIIESTKA, 7 Idcces.slrlcll) I - Tor Vaudeville or Concert uork. Aiwui» L'AULKTON, ueueral Dcllv«ry,.Cape May, »• '•