The New York Clipper (July 1903)

504 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Al. Sheas and L'hab. h. Warubx, alter a season of thirty weeks at the La Halle The- atre, Chicago, where they played principal comedy rolea with the stock, have signed aa a special feature with Imro Fox'* Vaudeville ana Specialty Co., opening In September, for a season of thirty week*. 1'kioii and Nonius, who are tenting at Oak l'olnt. Murccr Lake, U., on July 1- en- tertained liurt l'arker, Beach and Uage, the Great Zel, end the McC'ullans at a flub fry. i'rior and Norns are well booked up at parks for the remainder of the Summer, and on Sept. 1 will open on the Western circuit at Deuver, at the Kmplre Theatre. Notes rnoif tub Kahili Tiibatrb and LaKB l'ABK IBON 1'IBB. BTEACUBB, N. Y.— business at this resort Is, at present writing. the biggest In the history of the park and theatre. Prof. U. W. Van's Monarch Carni- val Co. opened July 7, for two weeks, In Lake l'ark, and tested the capacity of the park the entire week. The company Is above the average of Its kind, and reports good busi- ness. Week of July 20 In the Family The- atre are: Jackson and Douglas, Chas. and Madge Hughes, the Uibney Bisters, Belle Irving, lien L. Mulvey, Blanche De Cotret, Bam J. Itoacoe, Uarry L. Btewart and his loop de loop. Hadj Lbhsik bas returned to New York, after a five years' absence In Europe. Viciohia MABXKLua, after an absence of over a year from the stage, will return this month and play the Southern circuit. She will hereafter be known as Victoria Valvo. Abdellb and Leslie have resumed their work, and are scoring a success nightly with their novelty singing act. For the past two weeks they played Ontario Beacb, this week Niagara, with Toronto and Kingston to fol- low. They are booked up solid tor the Win- ter. Tommy Dm, comedy trick pianist, la In bis fourth successful week with the Emerson Comedy Co. Tub La Vails, who recently returned from their vacation at Ban Francisco, Cal., nave joined tbe Clark "Runaway Girls" Co., to do tbelr novelty aerial act on tbe silver arch and chain ladders. Blossom Seelisy Is meeting with big suc- cess with her coon songs, which were new to the people at Portland, Ore., and Seattle, Wash. She played two weeks in each bouse, and at Fresno, Cal., four weeks, after which she returns Last to nil her Eastern engage- ments. Waltbb V. Stock, who Is playing parks through Ohio, baa algned with tbe Who, What, When Minstrels for the coming sea- son, to do principal end and monologue. Next Summer Mr. Stock will double with Nat Blossom, and the team will be known aa Blossom and Stock. Anna Oluckeu, of tbe Qlockers, while playing shea's, Buffalo, week of July II, waa presented with several beautiful floral pieces. Tbe team baa algned with Weber * Fields' "llolty Tolty" Co. for next season. Howabd and Roland have Joined Gordon'B Minstrels, and report success. They were at Zcrber Park, West l'olnt, Pa., for two weeks, beginning July IS. allie Vivian reports success at the How- ard Theatre, Boston, Mass., with her rube character act. She Is In ber twentieth week at that house. Fallon and Dblanbi, Irish comedians, have dissolved partnership, and J. J. Delaney has joined handa with J. J. Ilasklns, of liasklns and Emerson. AIanley and Hose report success with their new act, "Young Sleuth," over the Frank Melville circuit of parks. They are booked solid till December. Lambbbt and Piejick and tbe Empire Comedy Four (Evans, Cunningham. Jenny and ZJnell) were entertained at the home of Robert D. Jones, a prominent Are Insurance man of Port Richmond, 8. I„ while playing Washington Park, Bayonne, N. J. The boys sat down to an elegant dinner, and after- ward went out in bia elegant steam yacht, "Avalanche," and bed a _ delightful sail around Staten Island. The boys sang sev- eral selections, and Lambert and Pierce en- tertained with their clever buck dancing. May Morrison, a niece of Mr. Jones, who christened tbe "Avalanche," presented each of the quartet and Lambert and Pierce with solid silver match safes as souvenirs. Cuablbs Fox opened July 110, for two weeks, at Salt Palace Theatre, Salt Lake Tub 'lamoinbb, who played Temple The- atre, Detroit. Mich., week of July 13, are booked solid for tbe Summer. Camillo and Fona, who recently closed a very successful engagement on tbe Boom cir- cuit of parks, are booked solid till October on the western circuit, playing parka and fairs. Job A. IIobdman writes: "I was at the Auditorium, Maiden, week of July IS, and sang nine songs nightly, not Including my monlogue." Raymond and Bobtonia have Just closed a very successful four weeks' engagement at the parks at Perth Amboy, Bayonne, North Bergen and Newark. They have signed for twenty weeks with Uulburd's Great Western Show, which opens shortly. Habbi Anthim and Ybtta Peters write: "We have been very successful with our new act, 'A Meal Under Difficulties,' and have not lost a week since January, having played the following circuits: Keith's, Proctor's, liaynes' and Sheedy's and tbo Howard. We played a return date at lYistor's week of July 0. and are now on the park circuit. We open on the Kohl 4 Castle, with the Orphcum to fol- low Oct. 12, and are booked solid until June, 1004." Tub Siddon Brothers, who were at Pas- tor's week of July 18, aro booked for a return date there Nov. u. Fred Kliikh, of Rice and Elmer, has taken a position as chief ticket receiver on the Sea Isle City Pier, N. J. Tub Bijou theatre at Hamilton, O., which was recently destroyed by Are, was reopened July 13, with the following people: Earl Sisters, Ada Page, Joe Mersel, Marie Morsel, Chas. Hill, Morris and Parker, Nina Oliver, and Chas. Kellcy. Word has been received at this office that Wilbur Adams Is very much Improved In health, and fully recovered from the Injuries in tbe Allegheny street car wreck of last November. Mr. Adams Is now resting at bis home near New Castle, Pa., and rehears- ing bis now comedy sketch, entitled "A Night In a Concert Hall/' Sr-AiiBow, the juggler, who 4s In the Brook- lyn Hospital, Is Improving, and hopes to be out In a few weeks. Mb. and Mbb. Marda, known as Mnrba and Verity In European music balls, sailed last week for England, after having spent a six weeks' holiday In America. /.at Zam and Mo wra played five fair dates during the Interval between the closo of ten weeks engagement at Hover Park, Winnipeg, Can., and the opening of thirty-eight weeks on the Canadlnn, Northern and PaHflc cir- cuits. Wlillo In Winnipeg Zut / ( am was pre- sented with a cornet by Wbalcy tares fc Co., and the same firm presented to Mile. Mowra a handsome violin as a token of appreciation. Jennib UincHAiw, after closing a moat successful engagement of sixteen weeks at Frits a Theatre, Portland, Ore., opened on the Savoy circuit at Victoria, 11. C July fl, for eight weeks, at the close of which she will leave for New York City, Aug. 1, to Join a burlesque company. Cliffobd and Clink have produced their new act with success. It was written for tbem by the Brooks Bros. Tub Van Duos., musical comedians, are meeting with good success on the Commit circuit. They are now In their third-week. Tub Rilbt Sisters, vocalists and dancers, report success on tbe J. J. Flynn New En- gland park circuit, over which they are booked until Sept. 16. The Hoopbbb (Alvan and Kolb) write from Rocbefort, France: "We have now been In Europe two years, and are booked solid over here until Jan. 14, 100D. During our stay we have played In the following Euro- pean cities: Hamburg, Berlin, Vienna, Paris, Stockholm, Madrid. Warcbaw, Bordeaux, Lyons, Havre and Itocbefort. This year we have yet to appear at Koln, Brussels, Han- over and Amsterdam. Next year we have forty-four weeks solid In England, only leav- ing it once during the year, which la for a month's engagement at Leipzig, Germany. Alvan, of toe team, will marry Flo Elvln, a popular English serlo comic singer, in Lon- don, July 18." Paula Mason baa recovered from her re- cent accident at Austin & Stone's, Boston. The Babbx and Woltobd Tbio (Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barry and Little Thunder), who are on the Melville circuit of parks for the Summer, will join Chas. Blake, of Geo. Mon- roe's Co.. in September, producing "The Fash- ionable Escort, 1 ' an original one act comedy. Kitty Hart, who bas Just closed a suc- cessful engagement at the Casino Garden, Cleveland, will be seen In the leading vaude- ville houses tbls season, in a new mono- logue, written for her by Harry Alcedo. Daly and Wilson are meeting with suc- cess In their new sketch, entitled "A Man of Sense." They are booked up solid until June, 1004. Week of July 12 they were at the Crystal Roof Garden, Jacksonville, FIs. Richard C. Maddox, comedian and mimic, Is spending his vacation in Northern Michi- gan. Babtblmis, foot Juggler, who opened at the Grand Theatre, Fresno, Cal., July 13, bas Idora Park, Oakland, to follow. COBA MlSKUBL AND HER PICKANINNIES Were at Riverside Park, New Brunswick, N. J., week of July 18. Victoria North Is summering at Dela- wanna, N. J., and will remain there nntil August. At an entertainment given by the Man- kato (Minn.) Aerie, No. 260, F. O. Eagles, the following acts appeared, and were heart- ily applauded: Bazll and Swain, Bates and Earnest, Gleason and Holmes, and Mae Day- ton. After tbe performance they adjourned to their ball, where a social session was In {irogress, which lasted till tbe "wee sma" tours of tbe morning. The Rollings wort n Twins (Myrtle and Maud), who are being featured by the Elsen- barth-Henderson Floating Theatre Co., in their singing, dancing and dramatic work, are hard at work perfecting their musical education on piano, mandolin and violin. Frank Cuhiiman writes: "I have Just finished a six weeks' engagement at San Francisco, and have met with the greatest success of my career in tbe minstrel and vaudeville business. I have Just been en- caged as an extra attraction with R. J. Jose's Minstrels for five weeks, which is or- ganized now to tour the Pacific coast, com- mencing the season in Portland, Ore., July 11. Business is very prosperous out here in tbe vaudeville line. Davb Livingston, who Is spending the Summer at his borne In Grimsby, Ont., was made a Master Mason by Union Lodge. No. 7, A. K. and A. M. Mildred Wallbeb and Mabbllb Jackson have joined bands, and are doing a novelty sister act, entitled "A Mixed Affair," which lias been specially written for tbem. They will shortly appear In tbe East. Tub Capitol Citx Tbio, juvenile enter- tainers, were compelled to omft their novelty sketch at Sea Island City, week of July 0, on account of the Illness of Little Katbaryne, who 1b still under the doctor's care, but hopes to be out In a week or two. The con- tralto and tenor did a very creditable vocal turn. The trio was ably strengthened by La Dent, a young juggler. The uolbbooks report big success at tbe Bummer parks. Their time Is all filled for this season. Henry and Gallot are engaged by Ted Marks for his New York Theatre, courerts next season. John J. Shbppabd bas finished six weeks on tbe Casey circuit of parks at Far Rock- away. Tux St. Onge Bros, are a big success on the Casey circuit of parks. They sail for England In December. Tub Hugiieb Tbio appeared last week at the Steel Pier Theatre, Atlantic City, having successfully concluded engagements there at tbe Bijou and Doyle's Theatres, with Pas- tor's Theatre, New York, to follow. Notes fbom Duncan & Da Vebe'b Vaude- ville Co.—We are still on earth, and busi- ness continues very good. On May 18 Mrs. J. A. Duncan (Agnes De Vere) presented ber busband with a baby boy, In consequence of which Manager Duncan steps high. On June 6 we baa the pleasure of a visit to Campbell Bros.' Circus, and received a royal welcome from all. Campbell Bros, have an excellent show. Noticeable among other pleasant things was the genial Lee Grear shouting "all up for parade." Sam Mundy closed July 6, and was replaced by Frank Dickson, who Joined 8. Boater of company: John A. Duncan, manager; Agnes De Vere, John A. Duncan Jr., A. F. Dickson and Dr. J. W. Lee. Tub Old Reliable is a welcome guest each Sunday. Tub Niw London (Conn.) Opbra House will open again the latter part of August, under tbe management of James P. Nellan, who has presented, during tbe past tbree seasons, burlesque, vaudeville, minstrel and musical comedies. Baby Dailet bas closed a successful sea- son on the New England circuit, She re- gorts success with her wooden shoe dancing, he is now at ber home at Fall River, mak- ing her new wardrobe for the coming season. She will open on the New England circuit. We abb informed that Harry Long, com- edian and vocalist, met with a painful acci- dent July 4, at Cincinnati, O., through the carelessness of a man throwing a giant fire- cracker, striking Mr. Long In the face. It will cause him to lose the Bight of bis right eye. William J. McQli.nn was a Clifpeb caller last week. Mr. McQuInn Is In the city, rehearsing with the William H. West Big Minstrel Jubilee WiLi.Aitn and Reeves, who were recently at Grand Valley Park, Brantford, Ont., have signed with the Myrkle-Harder Stock Co., Eastern, for the coming season. Rilby and Hughes have dissolved part- nership by mutual consent. Joe Hughes will work with a well known comedian, In a new act, entitled "Everybody Was Satisfied." Louie Bates, Impersonator, Is working at Cleveland for two weeks, after which he goes on tbe Frank Burt park circuit, opening at Evansvllle, Ind. Frank Haoar and Blanche Edwards closed a successful season of forty-six weeks with the Hunt Stock Co. at Flint, Mich., July 11, and will spend tbelr vacation at their borne at Lansing, Mich. They have signed with Edsall ft wlnthrope's Stock Co. for the coining season, Mr. Hagar for Juveniles and light comedy, and Miss Edwards for heavies and Ingenues. They open In August, and the tour extends through the Southern cities. Mar R. Stanley, singing and dancing sou- brette, began a return engagement, June 20, at Frtti's New Theatre, Portland, Ore., for the season. Kathuyn Milby played Tumbling Run Park, Pottsvtllc, l"a., week of July 0, and this week Is nt Shellpot Park, Wilmington, Phil and Caiuhk Rvbbbll are meeting wltb success playing parks through Ohio. They played Cleveland, Flndlay, Cincinnati. and are week of July 13 at Hamilton, with Dayton and Springfield to follow. Hilda Tucker, who closed a successful three weeks' engagement at tbe Iron Pier Theatre, Syracuse, N. Y., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bam Rascoe. Thb Dorothea Sistebs write: 'We were compelled to open at Rock Springs Fark, Last Liverpool, O., In street costume, but were warmly received, and bad to respond to re- peated encores. We are still opening our act with 'Hiawatha,' with tremendous suc- cess. We close on tbe McCalium circuit at Beaver Falls. Pa., week of July 18, then go to Atlantic City, N. J., for the rest of the season." Tub Bapiebb, who are playing In the South, and making a hit, were requested to repeat their grotesque eccentric act at olvmpla Park, Chattanooga, the second week. Managers of Thunderbolt Casino and Isle of Palms. Savannah, Ga., and Charleston, 8. C„ said tbe Rapiers was tbe best comedy act ever played at their resorts. The/ sre at Glendale, Nashville, Tenn., weeks of July 13 and 20; Pastor's Theatre 27, and then Mau- rice Boom's Eastern circuit of parks. Abthub Qbbnikb, tbe musical director of the Fields * Hanson Minstrels, Is to be initiated in tbe holy bonds of matrimony at Mlddletown, Conn., during the week of Aug. 10. Manager James Reabdon. of the Casino Theatre, Ontario Beacb, N. Y., gave a yacht- ing party July 0, which was greatly enjoyed by all present Among the entertainers were: Margaret West Coleman, Kittle A. Miller, Ardelle and Leslie, and Alice Doro- thy. Hallen and Fulleb write from Sydney, Aus.: "Just a line to The Clipfeb and our friends In America to tell you that we ar- rived here safely after a most beautiful trip. We opened Saturday and, I am happy to Bay, scored tremendously. We received rr.agnlflclent receptions and an ovation at our finish. Mr. Rlckard congratulated us highly. He and his wife are delightful people and do everything possible to make It pleasant for us. Mr. Rickards sails for America In two weeks. Tbls is a beautiful rity, and tbe weather, which they call Winter, is like one of our Spring days." Tub Two Hones, who opened at Moore's Garden, Lima, 0., July 6, report big suc- cess with tbelr new act, tbe "Innocent Kid." This week they are at Edge Water Park, Cellna, O., with Casino Garden, Cleveland, to follow. Larry McCalb and Jambs Wesley Mack, tbe Two American Macks, met with great success In tbelr new act, "Tbe Battle of Gettysburg," at Delmllng's Mnslc Hall, Rock- away Beach, L. I., week of July 6. Falabdo arrived from London July 12. Mb. and Mbs. Habby Thobnb, who closed a highly prosperous season of forty-one weeks at Summit Park, Utlca, N. Y., have been from coast to coast, playing tbe lead- ing vaudeville houses from San Francisco, Cal., to Portland, Me. Four weeks were lost by sickness, but were msde up by numerous club and Sunday engagements. They will take a well earned rest of several weeks, and start tbe season with tbe following houses: Keith, Kobl & Castle, Anderson and Moore circuits, and Tony Pastor's. Lawrence Sylvester reports success wltb his new comedy ring act. He was at Sbady Side Park, Peeksklll, N. Y„ week of July 13, and has Proctor's Fifth Avenue to follow. The Barneys write: "We closed a two years' tour of the West at St. Louis. West End Heights Park, week of June 28. We played Trocadero, Chicago, week of July 12, play Chutes this week, and Sam T. Jack's week of 26." James Spencer, manager of America's Ju- venile Minstrels, writes: "I have signed con- tracts with Gilbert U. Blaker, proprietor of Biaker's Amusement Pier, Wlldwood, N. J., as manager for Summer season, and the peo- ftle be has booked for opening are as fol- ows: Dottle Greene. Katie Wlghtman, Ruth Hell, Fred Keeley, Albert Spencer, and the Manning Twins. Business has been good since the opening. Dotty Greene, Fred Kee- ley, and Manning Twins have been held over for two weeks. Albert Spencer, formerly of "One. Night _In June" Co., .Is here ior the Summer, to do the character partB. Mr. Spencer states that he has a number of new one act farce comedies, wblch be will pro- duce during the season. Prof. T. Lappartlnl bas charge of the orchestra. The bill at Fbebbody Pabk, Newport, R. I. (M. B. Sheedy, manager), week of July 20, Includes: Adgle and her lions, Hilda Thomas and Lou Hall, Royer West and Ida Van Slclen, George L. Platte, Bertie Fowler, Harry Linton and Sisters Lawrence, Ed. and Nettle Masse, and the Two Pucks. Sheedy's Theatre, Fall River, having closed for tbe annual Summer renovation. Resident Mana- ger M. J. O'Brien Is In Newport to repre- sent Mr. Sheedy at the Japanese Village. Notes pbom the Rentz-Santlby Co. — Manager Abe Leavltt bas engaged for his ensemble numbers and big acts the follow- ing: Blanche Latell, Lottie Kellogg, Marie Bryce. Loretta Claxton, Georglana La Tour, Lea Howard, Anna Raymond, Helene Wat- son, Florence Knight. Beulah Cannon, Eva Mitchell, Lizzie Ward, Delia Faytell, Llllle Slebert. Verne Russell, Ida Simpson, Mae Yose, Helene McDonald, Irene Norrls, and the Connelly 8lsters. Norma Yeaoeb arrived In Chicago tbe past week from Los Angeles, Cal. Lillian Hilton closed a very successful engagement at Canton. 0., July 6, and is at the Monroe Street Theatre, Toledo, with Terre Haute, Ind., and Hurley, Wis., to follow. She Is booked solid to tbe end of November. Pearl Irving, who recently closed a very tuccessful season at the Howard, Boston, has been re-engaged for next season for tbe stock company. Tub Tubes Madcaps are at their Summer home at Atlantic City, N. J. Dan Coleman, who Is at Salisbury Beach week of July 20, will be with Ward & Yokes next season. Eumett and Kanb, who played Queen City Garden, Elmlra, week of July 6, and scored a big success, are booked solid for the Summer parks through New York and Ohio. Helen Conoeb writes: "I was obliged to cancel a Summer's engagement at Chutes Park, Chicago, on account of an attack of rheumatism. 1 am still confined to my bed." Eugene Landt, black face singing and dancing comedian, Is a feature with Harold Hint's Vaudeville Co., touring Maine. He has signed wltb Barlow & Wilson's Minstrels for the Winter season. »»» PLAYS and SKETCHES COPYRIGHTED . Away from Home," a comedy drama, in four acta Written and copyrighted by Fred Bummerfleld, New York. "The Babea in Toyiand," a musical extra- vagania. In three acts. Copyrighted by M. Wftmark & 8ons. New York. "Casey's Daughter Mary Ann," an Irish ifvf.'J." °£ e Bct - Copyrighted by Ames Publishing Co., Clyde, 6. "A Devil in Skirts." a society melodrama. Composed and copyrighted by Walter Mon- tague, New York. T 'Aa Eye on Hubby," a comedy. In tbree acts. Copyrighted by R. J. Buchanan, San I mnclsco. "Harriet's Honeymoon," an original com- edy, In three acta Copyrighted by Leo Dltrichstein, New York. "The Human Vampire." Copyrighted by Lee Cecil Chambers, 8t. Louis. "Humbug," a farcical comedy, In four acts. Copyrighted by William C. Andrews, Paterson, N. J. "Israel's Trip to the Circus," a farce com- edy, in two acta. Copyrighted by Ames Pub- lishing Co., Clyde, O. "Temperance Drama." Isaac Pitman Novet, Washington, D. C "Saint or Sinner," an emotional drama. Written and copyrighted by Freda Slemons, Montlcello, Ark. TUB TRIUMPHANT RUNAWAYS. niQI mjATli Broadwsy and 38th Street. CASlHlt* Eves., 8:16. Mat Sat.,2:1a. THB SUCCESS OF SUCCESSES, THE RUNAWAYS •nil MISS FIT TEMPIETON. PASTOR'S, 143-145 E. 14th St. near 3d Ave. Continuous Performance* 19 to 11 P. **. OALLAQHKKaod BARRKTT, GRACE LA RUB, RIVE and G01THOLD, 8ILVERNE and EMERIE. 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