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940 THE 'NEW YORK CLIPPER. November 2j. Th. Or«»a* long Hits of th« 'opular 8 MI'S 111 "While the Moon Shines Bright" The Popular Wall/. Song l.y HOWARD, EMERSON anil .ST0NEI1II.L. Has* by Jimmv wall. "I lim KNEW 'TILL HOW HOW MUCH I LOW YOU" Th« Charming Story Ballad liy I1ILLK8PIE anal AMSTERDAM, and *3U»T I^OK TONIGHT" I'KANK 0. FRENCH'S Response Ballad. - Hang by JOS. MKiiKEI.. "The Girl Z Loved and Lost" 66 Tin; Soulful Song and terrain by COBB and HOWARDS. Hung by JOg. C. BIRMEM. 99 STANIH8H and SILBKRBERO'S Bcauilfnl Ballad. Hung by WALTKB OORRBT. "I've liol to to Now, 'Clause I Think It's fioin' to Rain" ROSE and OHBOIIN'B "All Over" Cnon lilt. Hang by KIWIL ZUHERH. "Sue Sued Me and I Sued Sue" The minur Moi-k Ballad l.y BROWN and BIUTTON. . . ■ Hang- by flRORHR H. JIA\wixi„ ALSO AS MO SPECIALTY NUMBERS, "IVIY SUP4F-L-OWER SUE" By FORD and URATTON. Introduced in the Spectacular Song and Dance Novelty ' Ntaged l.y OF.nHOK l'RIMHOhE, and * * AT T HE POST" Hy WALTER HAWLEY. TUe Dashing Msr<rU Act. rPPP l*iofi'«nlonal Copies to Recognised Performers or tbose «n H1BHO I Mill." Sending I p-lo-Date ProKr.oniw. "RU VABUSi JH. WITMARK i& &OILVS», Publishers, WITMARK BtlliltlMi, tll-mv West .111b Hlraet. New York. 1.0*1 K FOR TUB IIKF III VK (LOCK TOW KB. ■Sgaaggf ARCADE THEATER, Ilglx Class Vaud TOLEDO, OHIO. IM, IWIfjrr. ville. PBRFORH1CR", TAKB NOTICE.-Engagements open Sunday Matinee, close Saturday. I'nr nra" and Termit address II. II. I.AHKIV, Itepreaent.ilvt., No. sj Mlrlilgsn Avenue, tlairi.lc, Mli'U. WANTED, BAND LEADER Baritone and Tuba for 6. and 0. ROR -TEN INIOMT8 v LONG SBAHON, Ul'ICK. > QEYER & flBISWOLP. Cisco, Texas. SHOW PRINTING and ENORAVINO BLOCKS Tl-HNISUI'D AND ENGRAVED. I PRINTED. . VI Hiioct standi* it* JoSheetStands $!0 .'.OSiauds $ls.ei> m stands ;..$i:.no in Sheet Stands 16 12 Shoot Stands 13 UOMands lii.00 N> (stands (MM '.1 Sheeistnndi n * Shoot Stands »|W8tanda iur, .'i0 Stands 11.00 Oiir Engraving Department in First Class and rItIiir perfect satlsrsciinn. We put up a 24 Sheet Stock Stand nt vtirj low rutea and allow you the privilege of punlsu your 8 Sheet In tlie repier. Our Type Department ll onmjilele. We print everything In Posters. Heralds, Tark. and Window cards, elm li Banners, Datea(4 Sheets In 3 colors), 1Irkeis, Tonights, etc. We cho handleRush Orders with rit*r,iM we ran night unuiUy. TBV us. Write for Price Mat, STAR SIIUW PHISTINtl 00., Mason Oily, lowu. ralph Mcdonald, ROMANTIC AND JUVENILE LEADS. Appearance and wardrouo toault the una no time for leniithy correspondence. Week or US 1'rand Rapldn. EI1I11 week of K, Saginaw, Mleh. Care of lllM.NELEl.VS IMPERIAL STOCK CO. WANTED, MUSICIAN, A No. 1 BARITONE TO DOUBLE SECOND VIOLIN. FOR THE HKHT SHOW DA Nil Ml AMERICA, HANS HANSON" CO. ill IIK IIS W'HITB. Wire Immediately l» JAM. T. MeALPIN, Nhy.'.ir, nav ld 0lt|, Noli.: 31,Seward; gt, BonneUlc t; «, Aur'ira:;», central C(lj. ' DILGER-CORNELL GO. RELIABLE PK0PI.KIN ALL LINES; those with specialty preferred. Also would like to hear from STHONll SPECIALTY to foflture. Slate lowest salary Pay yonrowu. HI LflRIt .1 CORNELL, Nov. Hl-ai. Monnngaliela. I**.; Nov. sja-SS, Charlcrol, pa fur tlto ureal New York HIT,"OBOEMA," Now Ready. Alan in oilier new »et«i Including "1 he Man In the Overalls."-Tliero's No Onn J usi Like You " "Ain't Thai Au Awfnt Feeling,""The Whistling Coon." "I Don't see Y our Name 8tumi>cri On an* Cigars," "The Missionary Man," " 'Taint No Disgrace to Run If You Are Skeered." etc. IMO per set fur any of these Sorirs, Hnoly eolartd. Conn snd Cotnlo Sopg Slides Made to Order, 16 per sk OKO. J. UOI.UTIIOHPB, »:li> W. »7th Ml., New York. UHTERN SLIDES FORMERLY Til B llANCISft HOWARDS. German Comedian and Soubrette, &&jg| J^tSM&iihB^. Marry (SI May Howard, *\ a«Y' I ■ ' I A I . _ a> _ lL 111 In n**n Uiineiilaln AT LIBERTY, BAND MA8TER, Solo, HOLLY ROSSYMN, Cornet cornet, 11. A 0., nr SECONH VIOLIN, Oreh. MAijCOKRTA, IOWA, care nl DR. BKSA1IOM. ■je RBAD THIN THAT IT MAY UB BTC1IBD tl'OV YOUR MEMORY, Minstrel Juggler—Plus the Pick-. Addreas JOHN T. WII11PIKLD, en routeJugglllg .lohnioni. 1 , , 1 1 1,1 __uii,m > -J! WASTED, Al Comedian, with Specialties. died Character linn. Useful People write. Pall particulars and lowest aalarv rllst letter. (Par your «iwa), ^_ IJAH AOER EDWARDS STOCK COMPANY, • - > • i».ji, orafton, W. Va.; gs-lo, Lonacontng, Md.; *28,PI«dm5ntrw.' Va. I. PROFESSIONAL PLaVYXRB WILL FIND ill 'jTlxe Best JVXi»cl«e. in the - imm - stue - The manufacture of Accordeons la the latest "Hohncr" depariure, for which purpose the largest factory In the world has been established. The»e laiirnmei i< whlcli reiiuirc the utmost care in manufacture to give satlsraciory service, are in' produced entirely In the Bolmer factory Instead of 1 he dlil'erent purta being nii?iA by theanlBans m their homes, which is the usual custom. This fact insures atiaoliii* uniformity in the piwlnctlon of quality and finish. The materials used are of o,« very best—thoroughly seasoned wood to stand any climate and the Uncut reeds, clt, and resonant ns a boll. Before leaving (lie factory each accordecn Is tried t.v'iv skilled wnrklngmen, therefore perfeef accuracy of Tone Is warranted, as the ninnu faetnre of accordeons Is similar to that or Harmonicas, therefore it canlafelt h» said mm the UOHNER ACCORDEONS are equal In merit to the UOUN'ER ii ar ' rnonleas, which menhs the very BEST. AT AM. LRADINK DKAI.EH8. M. HOHNER, 364 Broadway. NEW YORK. Lottie Gilson's Greatest Song Success. "Tlie l.lillc .MnancCs - '-most reninrknhit* hit of recent. ;years is, without, any qijcsl Inn »l dniild whnlever, WHERE THE SILVRY COLORADO WENDS ITS WAY The sunt,' whistled by JOHN 1). KOt.'Kr.FKLT.iKIl .lit., son or Ihe rlehesi man in the. world, now being snug by tbn very cream of Mm llientrlenl prnl'essliin. and selling ni the rate of Ij.tMMi copies n nioiitb. 'ITIfJ NKW YORK IM:itALI> gave ll ime-lhlrd or n nnste wi'llenp. TUK I'liliiAliKLl'inA l'ltKSS nnd Till) I'lTTSIU'Rii PUI'.SS devoted n solid page 10 It. Newspapers nil over tho country from -\luini- 10 California, have told of Its bemjty. 'J'lio most reinnrK'nhlo song lilt of Ihe age. Singers arc taking from one to ihree eneon's on It LOOK AT THE SINGERS WHO ARE USING IT: .WIlie Walters, of Harris and Wnlters; Lottie Qllson. "The I.lttle Magnet;" Knthcrlnc Kent, Srella Tudor, Clinton It. Mont- gomery, Esslo SI. t'lnlr, Mnu. of Itmns anil Nlmi; T. II. Dnvles. Ciiniidii's popiilnr song lllnairiilor: Vivian Wood, of Needliimi and Wood; II. II. Itnekler. .1. Albert Loii.se, Clifford nnd Flail, Al. iliigar. Helen May Hurler and her l.ndles' Military Band of Hfrv ineniliers ; Wnyno U. Christy, of Who, Whin, AVWa Minstrels; Chns. K St.utzmnn. of V«M4*m Minstrels; Itcese V. Pressor, of Mold's .Minstrels: W. II. West's Minstrels, Blmm, Romm, ll-r-r-r. Ilomi Collin, tlie Curls, Frank Urln. t.'hns. K. Hoderlque, "Mona," li, IVllto Lattice, Suslo l.evlnu, Tom Charles, l'owers nnd'Tbeobold, .1. I!. McCowell, Charley Ward, Roy Siitlicrluuil, (he RozolN Murk Llngliuni. flreenc and Werner. Iliircourl.Comedy (!n.. Merry Fay. llorotliy Karl. Alice finle. Hie Slierrys, James Maglll Jr' Walter J. Candida, Walter llaydeu. (!. Burr Scnti, William K. J1 •lies, w. itlchunls riuilth. V. It. Lane, llnrkness nnd IcViii, 0 ,|' Bneklln, 1'. 1'. Munro, larlough nnd Ring, Lllllnn Hamsey, Kruse and Cinldschmllr. si. K. h'lnn, llnrdle Langdon. Prwlnr II. cm. rler. A. I). Miller, and many others who hnvo not. .sen 1 us their names. Unparalleled succiess In the history of. popular song?.. Prnl'i>ssli"inal copies lor bite program nnd stamp. -\r> cards. Il.f nfiTRATAHS Betvateeg slides, posed In Ihe heart of the Itockv Moimtnlns, grandest scenery on enrlli, by liulli Brrau luuuoiuaivni). daughter of Wlllf.-im Jennings Bryan, iwlee candidate for President. »r the Tolled Stntes. now rend v. Price, fS, Poslllvely none. free. Ailiess. W. INQRAM MUSIO CO, Denver. Col. AT LIBERTY, MONO BARRETT LEADS. JUVENILES or HEAVIES. Thoroughly experienced, good wardrobe, appear- ance and some ability. Immediate engagement solicited. Kegards to all friends. Address Care or "TBE LAMAR," lloi Springs, Ark. In all lines of the business; must double band. State lnwest salary; we pay hotel and transporta- tion. Open last November. No tickets It we flont know yon. 11AUVAR ,v SMITH. Brooklyn, I owa. AT LIBERTY Just closed fifth successful season with Rlngllng Urns.' Circus, C. A. WHITE, Comedy and Iteilned Iiist 1 a raeutaliHl, playing standard and up in date solos on seven legititnale Instru msnts.. vl/., Plceoio, Zither, Sa.\cphone, 'Uello, Flute, Banjo. Xylophcne. Inteisperstd with ip.uk Hug monologue; istoio lotn.ln ' ONE." Plais responsible pans. Wonld like to hear at once front riHponsible Mgr-. of Vaudeville, Itnrlesquc, Repertoire, Wlnsttcl, KarceComrdy, etc P«r. add. * !» WEST l.'l.'ld 8TRRBT, New York City. Dangerous Women, F. F. SCUMMORE'S Most Successful Melodrama, With full Uuenr Pi-inllng atlUKTROPOMTAIV JOU and UUU IKBR JOU PRINT Cliielnuall, CAN UK HaR Kurt A TOUR, or for the Stock House.. Kor lor ran apply to SAMt KL FRBNCII, A* West ilsia SI., Mew York. Onn handle anything from Repertoire to CarShow Address care of JORDAN PRINT. CO., 73-76 Plymouth PI ce, Chicago, III. VAUDEVILLE PEOPLE, Grand Theatre, tola, Kan, ina MILKS FROM KANSAS01TY. FOR WEEK OF DEC. JO. Slate salary and all Information, Address al once. Young Lady (Amateur Gymnast), IS to 19 YEARS OLD, Join •■"•r-v-illy. Address MRS. I'EKLhV, ' 414 E. 89th Street, New V ork. WANTKD, KOR Hack* Armour's Comedians, TO BNX.AROB CO., STRONCi KUOTIONAL JUVENILE WOMAN mid CENI'.RAI. BUSINESSWOMAN capable of playing Juveniles. Prefer those who can sing, State age, welgfit, height and salary (paying your own). Address CI1AS. UKEWUACK, Mgr., Mnok it Armour's Comedians, Whatcheer.la. uir 11 rum it uiitiiY. Hxperleni-ed hi blind and oreheslrn. Would like concert nr pit work. \o stage htislness. Addross .MI SS Tl'BA, care of Cl.ll'PKH. MUSICAL DIRECTOR, riAXIflT, Al AKRAXDRR. OPKRA pre- ferred. l.tll'ATIO or TKAVKL. .MA'PHIIW SLA'PIIIt. 'J'J Wtilnur St., Coh.ien. N. \. W. L. RICHMOND, I'llAIIACTRR OLD MEN, - T Invlles tllforti for Balance of Sciik.iii, Ad- diTSK citAwrniinsviLLi:, imi. Ill Small t"lly. Address 11. tllBSO.V, M>'£ Rowdoin St., Huston. Maws. PIAJVI8T WANTKD. Traveling liurlcaque Co. l'ullmnii car nccom- modat linis. Salary 1*11 weekly and e.v]ietiHns. Mr. Mnok. American llotiKe. I'ltlsbiirg. Pa. A man tint understand* street advertising on stiltsprany other attractive street advertising. State prices and address THF FAMOI'S FPR MFQ. CO., Worcester, Mass. At Liberty, Midililni Price. Play Anything cast for except Leads. Can Join on receipt of Ticket. Nonebntreaponalhle managers need raplv. Ad. MiDALAlNE PRIOE, Bos 201, Starke, Fla." VAUDEVILLE ACTS. W.WTKD, AT ALL TIMBS, AT TIIK STAR THEATRE, HAMILTON. CANADA. UREAK YOUR .11 Ml' BRTWREN NBW YORK AND OIIICAflO, HAVE OPEN TIME WEEK OF NOV. 33. WRITE OR WIRE. J. G. APPLETON, Manager. VAUDEVILLE PARTNER. Must be Clever Comedian; Eccentric Dancer preferred: good Singer, annahkm.e PATRICK, Late AHERU and PATRICK., care uf Edward Sliajne, 87 Wicdilngton Hi., Chicago, III. Slater Team, with Strong-Specialty, and Capable or Playing Soubrette and Ingenue Parts; Singing and llanirlegSouiirctte. nr Ingenue wllh Singing Specialty; clever Ohlld, Versatile Comedy Acrolai or Juggler; Dramatic People In All Linns, show never closes, summer season hooked solid at the head or the lakes. Send photo ir convenient, and all particulars llrsi letter. Address BROS.. Marshailiowu, la., Nov. ld-22; Hooue, Iowa, week after. Wanted, -Tor the "OLD SI HASKINS" CO., Actors iliat double brass, good Stage Manager that can put on a Rube Show, Rube Comedian 10 do speclnlltes, Ringing and Dancing tfouiirotte, SlntcrTcam that ran do pans. Juvenile Lady and Cent that can each do a ^peclalt.i. Musical Team that can double, Leader Band, Leader Orchestra, Clario- net an(( Trombone for D. and O. No fares advanced. State salary first letter. Oo. pays lioard. 1 l'eople must, be sober and good dressers. ; i. ' AddrcsB 0.8. PRIMROSE, Manoger, La Cross?, Wisconsin. Sr. u . n . K r SOUBRETTE SLTfoTA FOR THE FISXE STOCK COMPANY, BAND AND OHCHESTRA. Can use (iOOI) SISTER leant. Address 1IAVERB1LL, Mass., woek Nov. H-21; 0REENK1ELU, Mass., Nov. gjt WANTED QUICK. Chase-Lister Theatre Co. (Northern), OIlOU PEOPLE IN ALL LINKS, Al Specially Team to Play Parts and OHauge Specialties for ft Week. PulsBt yon can dress both on and orrand deliver the foods don't write. CASTLEWOOI), S. 1)., week Nov. lit: ABERDEEN, S. D., week Nov. W. ■ is 1 sin ■ 1 !■—U—=" GrQOD SI1VOI1VO COMEDIAiV« MUM be clever and have good line of specialties, hive, good wardrobe for stoso and street, or be will- Iqgtngei li. Also glad to hear from people in all lincB at all times. NOTICE—State yhnr low'- 1 salary and everthliig you do in first letter. No Urns for correspondence! Wrltoorwlre. HENRY F. W1LLARI) AUO„ Managers, 8o. Roatan, V»„ Nov.Mil; Danville, Val, Nor. MM. OPERA HOUSE, Campbell, Mo. PKEF EH^HREE NIO^i^A^