The New York Clipper (March 1904)

•i ■: OffABCH 19. THE TSTSSW YOBK ■CLTP'P'ER. 73 THE HONG TIMVOH HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. A SENSATION AS A BIO NUMBER. WITH JAPANESE FLAGS. FOR THE FLAG OF OLD JAPAN , CHORUS: The call has conje my little one, ' ' Th»«> ^ „J*37 .♦ * < "»P 0 »« P ,«' *»»e Popular •' , Don't grieve your heart nwAy; There < no dlstanc* desr, we know. Under life rant, em of (he sun' . ; SE""f.',"", ««">« s r»"! I leave you, love, today. fri Mum darling. I hh go For the Flag of old Japan. ANY RABBI". The Mualr for the Chorus or ll.lt .March Was Kerr* F.xrpll.it FREE Copies and Orchestrations to Professions!: Sending I |»-f-i-r>nto Programmer. WALTER JACOBS, Ilia Triiiiniit Htreel, Uu.tnii, Mail. LOUISIANA. Net* Orleans.—At the Tula tie Theatre (W. H. Bowles, manager).—Large business ruled week of March 6, wheft Orace Van StuddUord, supported by a Urge and well balanced company, presented "The Red Feather." Bertha Galland 13-18. CUSsc'hnt Theatre (W. H. Bowles, man- ager).—The Byrne Bros., presenting "tight Hello." enjoyed fair business week of 6, open- ing to capacity at the Initial performance. The bill for week of 13 Is "The Wizard of Oz" . Grand Opbbj. House (Hy. Greenwail, maiWk«rl--T-The splendid Boldwln-Melvllle atoei-Co.' enjoyed capacity business matinee ana night 6, when "Knobs o' Tennessee" was (h» offirlng, and gained much appreciation. "l&WM*. o? Men" 13-11). wIJbibm Theatre (Alice Treat Hunt, rn(ftM*r>.—The AIlce Treat HlHlt Stock Co. •coT'jd. heavily week of 6, when the melo- drama, ••Bench No. 10," wae the offering, and wcKT the members rounds of applause. The new.members pleased; while the old favorites were.ma<lo to feel that their efforts wore ap- IrtclsTM. The bill for week of 13 Is "The two Orphans," Introducing serais! new mem- 87. •Chabi.ss Oufhecm (Chm E. Bray, manager).—A splendid bill was offered week 7,,and drew large crowds during the week. Among the hits were: Scheeiys educated dogs, ^Stuart Barnes, the Masoa-Keeler Co., Hallea and fuller, and Harry Le Clair. The bill for week of 14 Includes: Billy B. Van and Hose Beaumont, Marguerite Valbe. MJg- nopette Kokln, Caokley and McBrlde, Mitch- ellund Love, the Juggling Alathleus, and Gal- U?ttl'» monkeys. Noots: —. Manager Jake Well?, of the Soittnerp Amusement Co., Is due here week of. IS,' when he will nnnouncc hla piano for West 1 End and Athletic Park for the coming Hammer' senmn Manager Hy. Green- waU-announces that his season at the Grand Opera House will run up to April 30, with too Baldwln-Melvllle Stock Co. The worfc op>hls new theatre, which Is to be at Dau- phlne a&d Shervllle Streets, is going on, and It ,wUl be ready for an early September open- ing; .... .The remains of Jno. Kelffer, of Hewer and Diamond, a native of this city. who died In Denver, Col., arrived here week March 6, and was burled from his parents' residence. His devoted wife accompanied the remains home from Denver Busi- ness Manager and Treasurer Morris Marks, of the Graud Opera House, 1b to be tendered a testimonial next month, which promises to be. a rousing one. » »♦ . CALIFORNIA. , Loa Angelea.—Mason Opera House (11. C'Wyatt, manager).—Anna Eva Fay begnn a week's'engagement at this house, to light nudltrace, March 7, In her production styled ''Somnolency." She will give way 8 to Har- nld Bauer, pianist. Coming: "Sag Harbor" 14-lfl, "The Crystal Slipper" 24-26, Charles B. Hnnford.28-Aprll 2, Ben Hendricks 4-6. MOjfOSCO'S BtlBBANR. THFIATRF) (Oliver Mo- losco, manager).—The Ne,lll-Morosco Com- pany packed the house every night week i'HxJIsk fl, with "When We Were Twenty- one," and is doipg good business with "What Happened to Jones" G and week. Under- lined:. "Mane. Sans Oene." Gsand Opera Housk (Clarence Drown, manager).—"Kidnapped" drew good audi- ences week ending March 5. "The Game Keener" opened well week of 6-12. "Ma- inhey'fl ' Wedding" is underlined. WaLpeck's Casino Thbatbh (J. E. Wal- deck, manager).—"Holty Tolty" has proved such a, magnet that what Is termed a "ijewind Edition of Holty Tolty" continues 'OnpHFi'jK (Clarence Drown, manager);— FSifureB 7 and week: Fllnon and fclrrol, Olrard and Gardner, George W. Day, Morris apt} Brown. Werner-Ahioros Troupe, Harry Thomson, ,'/,'' Girls. /Iska and King, Fight Vassar Big business. , 1'nioit Theathe (Hertz & Zallce, pro- fye.torfl>;—Features March 7 and week: Larrlson Brothers, lu "The .Matrimonial Agency';" Charles Carhorry and Pearl Stan- top, In "The Two Country Kids ;" Bert Boslo and Edna Wayne, in "The Cowboy from'Texas;'' Charles and Minnie Bur- roughs,, In a sketch, entitled "Madam Blat- vatskyythe Fortune Teller;" Rag: Time Kel- ley, singing; and dancing comedian, and the bloseope. Good business. Bboadwav TitKATBB ( A - J- Morgertstern, manager).—Features 7 una week : Colo and i.'oje, flying rings; the Beverleys. song and dance; Kllnore Montgomery, B. Clinton Mont, goniery, and Wallnco and Beach, contortion iste; ", Chutes Theatre (Henry Koch, mana- ger) .y-There Is no particular change lu the entertainment offered nt this popular re- sprt, .F.llery's Boyal Italian Hand is still the leading attraction, with James' Ladies Bitnd' and Orchestra filling; In odd time. JjJOTBS.—A .new ordinance, prepared for action, hy the city council of Los Angeles, is rnUw binding aa applied to theatres, as It ffftitrv? the presence of trained Qremen, who shall be on duty at all hours, In full uniform, to\watch and see that the non-combustibles dnr'not burn; also, that the patent fireproof curtains and other contrivances be tested be- fole and after, and some time during the lieVforuiahce. Other details of the ordinance we .very exacting on the manager, and hardly to.be. compiled with In the bounds of reason. •..'. .'.The Casino Theatre Company will be tendered a complimentary excursion to Mount Kowe"Mareh 28, by Mnnager J. E. Waldeck, .."...;Ellen Beach Yaw has returned to her home In Lob Angeles for a visit Mary Golden, soprano, assisted by local talent, «a,vo a concert S, at the Simpson Auditorium, which was well attended Leroy H. Mo- stler. well known to many professionals as a dramatic' writer of ability, formerly con- ilfiCUd' with The Lou 'Aiipoles Timet, com- mitted suicide Feb. 24. Deceased had attained a -'widespread- reputation as a writer, his jirtnnlpaf effort being "The Stranded llugle." ■.'. .'.James NellL the actor, has been elected president of the Southern California Alumni AriRoclatlon, and presided nt a lianquet given March-4.' ■ ' . > a ' San Dlrsro At the I sis Theatre (H. C. . Wyatt. manager).—James Nelll Co. came, to a fa|r house, March 1. "Maloney's Wedding £., •'Hcmftn Hearts" », "Hog Harbor" ft). Chas. B. Hanford 25, 26, "The Silver Slip- rter"'28. <»> UTAH. MelNNERNEY'S THEATRICAL COLD CREAM. There are many Cold Cream Preparations on the market today. Some are OOOlJ-otherB are BETTER—But Mclnnerney's 1? BEST. The Ingredients of Mclnnerney's Cold Cream are pure and harmless, and when you once rue this preparation you will want no other. Other good qualities In Its favor are Its delicate perfome, smooth whiteness and cooling properties. Ana It does not cost as much as many of the far Inferior preparations.* 69c.» FOR SALE ONLY AY Halt Lake City.—At the Salt Lake The- atre (Geo. D. Pypcr, manager).—"The Silver SUpper'.' did a big buslnesa March 3-C. "The Devil's, Auction" did good business 7. The BoBtonlana, In "Kobln Hood." 'The den- aodaV nnd "The Queen of Laughter.* did fair business P-12. Florence Roberts 21-24, fcenmao Thompson 26, 20. ___ Samples Free. impies Free. 30c. by Mall. CAPTAIN G. W. SMITH writes: OILMAN CUT, MO.—Enclosed find one dollar; please send me this quantity of your Antiseptic Throat Pas- tilles. They are the only thing I can get to keep my voice In condition to lecture every night. EVAtVH & SONS, LIm., 133 Willium St., K.Y. London. Liverpool, Montreal, Toronto. Unique Theatre (W. B. Gurley, mana- ger.)—Week of 7 : Jean Wilson. Mnnnlo and .Mae Newman, Kit Wilson, the Lee Children. Novki.tv Tiieatbf (Joseph, Petrleck, man- ager).—The Howards, Mable Howard, Ben Zarelll week of March 7. Bon' Tox TunATRF. (Sawyer & Young, managers).—Week of 7: The Haplcrs, Lync and Leonard, the Ellsworth Family, Gertie Stark. Sawyer and Young also own the Lyceum, of Ogdcn, Utah. 4»» , ■ RHODE ISLAND. Providence.—At the Providence Opera House (Felix R. Wendelschaefcr, manager). —Mrs. Leslie Carter presented "Du Barry," to business which was good, but not overwhelm- ing, week of March 7. Many local theatre- goers had seen the play in New York and ilcston, which accounted in part, no doubt, for the fact that the s. U. O. sign wjs not called out. William Collier, In "The Dic- tator." 14-10. "A Venetian Romance," which had Its first performance ID, at New Lon- don, fills out the week. The regular house orchestra was augmented ftom the Knick- erbocker Theatre Orchestra of New York, pre- paratory to a run In the metropolis. The last half of the week of 21 Is held for Marie Tempest, In "The Marriage of Kitty." Empire Theatre (Spltr. & Nathanson, managers).—"Under Southern Skier." was the attraction 7. Following 't, 11-19, will be "The Village Parson," and "Arizona" Is billed 21-26. ,„ „ „ __. , Imperial Theatre (Fellt II. Wendel- gchncfer, manager).—Xell Burgess revived his old success, "The County Fair," week of 7. Some disappointment was expressed that In the famous horse race scene the blograph hns dlBplnced the real horses. Rose Mel- ville, In "Sis Hopkins," 14-19, has a good ad- lance sale. "The Great Train Robbery" 21- 2C. Park Thbatre (Spitz & Nathanson, man- agers).—Agnes Ilemdou opened In "La Belle Marie" 7-12. "Man to Man" followed 14. "Looping tbe Loop" 21-26. Kf.ith's TiiEA'ntn (Charles Lovenberg, manager).—Mary Norman, Delniore and Lee, nnd Perkins and Fisher headed the bill week of 7. The programme for 14-lft Includes: Hal Davis, Ines McCaitley and Co., In a sketch, "Pals;" Cressy and Dnync, in n sketch: James J. Morton, monologue; Henri Humbert!, juggler; the Three Rio Brothers, athletes and ring performers; Parkers does, Roberts. Hayes and Roberts, In "The In- fant;" Dave Nowlln, singing comedian : Mr. and Mrs. Wartrous, singing; Johnson and Wells, colored singers and dancers, and Leip- slc. in legerdemain. Westminster Theatre (George H. Bnteli- eller, manairer).—The World Beaters, 7-1J, cave a good burlesque sho»\ They were fol- lowed 14-10 by the Jolly Cross Widows, nnd the Bowery Burlesquem week of 21. Note. —Spit*. Nathanson & Amos, who are pushing preparations to make Boyden Heights a great Summer amusement resort, were nt Woonsocket tbe past week, linking at Hoog Lake Park, presumably with a view to inking a lease. 4 » ♦ ' TOUR TO THE PACIFIC COAST Altn tiUWU CANVO*. Hate, *■<"«■ Via Pennsylvania Rnllroail, leeoant General Conference. Me-thoillst Hnlacopnl Clmrrli. On account of the Gcncrsl Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to he held nt Los Angeles. Cal-.taijlnnlii;.' May J. the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will ruii a personally-conducted tour to Los Angeles, vlsltlns the Grand Canyon of Arizona til iouic, at unusually low rates. A apseW train of the highest grade Pullman equip- ment will leave Iv-cw Y*ork, Philadelphia and Pittsburg on Wednesday. April 2., running via Chicago and the Santa Fc Route to the Grand Canyon. Sunday will be spent at this wonderful place, and Los Angeles will he reached on the evenlDg of May 2. Hound trlD tickets, Including trnnsjiortatloa. one double berth, and meals on special train go- ing,andI transportation only returning, on regular trains via direct routes or via Ban ESineNco will bo sold at rate of "100 from \fw Yori $100 from Philadelphia. Balti- more and Washington, and *100 from i'ltis- burg.. Tickets will be good t" M.turn nny time before June 30. Tourists returning via St Louis may stop off for tori days to -visit (to World™ Fair, by depodtlng ticket and paving *1.00 feel A descriptive "lucrary will be sent on application to Geo. W. Boyd, Generll Passenger Agent, Broad Street Sta- tion, rbllidelpbU. Pa. AN IMPENDING EVENT Of IMPRESSIVE IMPORTANCE HWSOS" SQUARE "illlDH, Commencing Next Saturday AftiniNi, AT t O'CLOCK. Evening exhibition at 8o'clock. Poors open at 1 and : tor an hour's sauuter throagh the menag- eries, museum, stupendous gallery of living human curiosities, and see the Jtu*»l»n Dsncer9, Troupe of Midgets, etc., etc. Presenting everything new this yesr hut the nai.ie. A colossal amusement pataec ailed with wonders. 3'; hour* of continuous thrilling performances. Magnificent representation of the nmml oriental Pageant. The Gorgeous Delhi Durbar 100 CIRcTs ACTS BY »«0 ARTISTS. ANCILOTTI, THE MODERN ARIEL, In the Latest and Greatest Parisian Seiuatlon, I-rO<>I>Il»Ii' ilio Gtkl>. VOLO, THE WIZiRD VOLITAST. Wlieellnc Down a Precipitous Incline with .Stupendous Leap. SELO and CHICO. the Marvelous UnicyclltU. Defending a Steep Ladder in it Carrying Ail. CYCLO, the Kinetic Demon. Wheeling nt Right Angles to a Perpendicular. ■a Rings, 2 Stages, Race Track * and Aerial En- clave, a Herd nf niraires, 3 Herds of Elephants, Cages of Wild LIcmis, Smallest ller-i- In the World. Ruby Klephant awl Mother, Patriotic Ex- hibition of Model Warships, Slupendona Gallery of Living Human Curiosities. Admission to everything, is and 60 cents (2Ctb and 27th Street doors): Reserved Seats, 76 cents, St and 11.60 (Madison Avenue Bide); Private Boxes, $12 and * 16; Single liox Seats, ji.ki, $2 and $2,50. Kox office now open from 9A. M. to a P. M., for advance sale of seats. No seats reserved by tele- phone. Beware of speculators and bogus tickets. Buy at box office only. BELASCO THEATRE SSSk Mat. Saturday, 2. DAVID BELASCO presents, by arrangement with ibr" i< Evenings, 8. ' "CO pn Maurice Campbell, HENRIETTA CROSMIAN In the new play, SWEET KI TTY B ELLA.R8 M Win BAH THEATRE, MthSt., near Broadway. nUUOUn Evenings, 8.80. Mats. Wed. A Sat., 2.16 IIFNRV B. HARRIS Manager Charles Frobman presents HENRY IVIIUI-eR In Ernest Denny's Play, 'MAN PROPOSES' WAV f A PIT'S EVENINGS, 8.16. WAbbAviV B. MATS., WED MANAGERS, ATTENTION. 01 First Class Attractions Only. W« Invite Your OFFERS lor Next Season. Can WORK In ONE. ■ THRELKELD and WICKE Comedian. Itespoiulble piirti; Opernlle r^iprano, llrst Class Musical PpuctalUM; Saxa- pltonea, Cornet•<, Slngeii Miss Wlckt—Aaietlrfl'* Sweet.-it Operatic BoprMU*. 1'er. address. CIIAIILIISTOS. ILLINOIS. and SAT., 2. Qualnl Comedy,' 6E0. ADE'S THE CQDNTY CHAIRMAN PASTOR'S EDMUNP HAYES A CO., In "A WISE OUY." JPLIAN ROSE. IIEALEV; A- FAItSI'M, ARMSTROKfi A WRIOIIT, WKHT * WILL1AMH, MUSICAL tiOOLMANS, i'ROF. DALVINU, ALTON A T1IGLMA, flEO. W. IIOHSKY. ADAMS. EDWARDS A flO., I'ATCIIKN ft CLIFTON, TUB KINCIPBCRYS, PAT TOIHIKV, LIN110N SI8TKRS. THE VITAIIRAJ'H. I.AIM KN' MAT. TODAY. ThoroDghbred Bnrle«(]uers THE 00TH1M I2£th St,A3dav Mile. Capidl ft Her IL.r.M" A Dogs, THB DEWEY LADIBN' MAT. TODAY. Beilly & Wood's Big Show E. Hth ST. 3 Farces—Sensnllonal Novelties. Huber's "I? Museum GEO. II. HirrnClt, Hrapr. IVANTED AT ALL TIMES, Living Curiosities, Freaks of Nature, also Flint C'Ihhh Vaudeville Acta for Theatre. Address J. II. ANDERSOK, Manager. ARTHUR P. LANG AN, AH SIMPLE SAL TOBPKIrfS. ALL 0O0I) AOKNTS. JOSEPHINE SABEL, TIVOLI M0BIO HALL. LONDON. March, 1001. Address all communications to DAVID HA BEL. GUSHING. MEilLlMR CXSON "THE JOLLY TRIO." JUGGLING MATHIEUS Thla week Orpheuni Theatre, New Orleans. I.iiKt two weeks with Orpheum Show. HEARN and LEWIS. A 111*; HIT OUT WEST. Week March U, Novelty Thcalrc, Denver. Colo Daly ®, Relso HIjACKFACE COMKDIAMM MIROEHM and DAMCRKB In VAUDEVILLE. EMMETT and KANE, THE ORK1INAL LACTERBACII BOYS. Weast's Theatre, Peoria, ill. Wally and Lottie Helston, J NO. 438 BEDFORD AVB- BROOKLYN. | ' HAVE OPEN TIME. "it.ee. me In 8t. Louis, Louis." /TO Are PLAVIVO Dili week, hut ure OPEN next wecktMAlUll -in. .vhlrcu IMjj THIRD AVE., HEW YORK. CHAS. and MiM«IHUflBES, !WITH T. YY. ItlN'KINs' UTOI'IANS. Geo.W. Snow, lIOM)I.(Kit ¥. MVSICAL AHTIST. 14th \Veekwlth JOLLY JESTERS CO. blHNOLVINn MTKMEoi^ICON, With Hvdro Carbon Light: also Electric ^tereuiitlemi, ctieap. JOIINSON^caro of OIJrTBK. HOW TO UF.CO.1lK AliOITOKTIOS 1ST. Front and Back Reading, each trick Uiuitrated. Hoe. Morphet'* School,831N. 18th St.. Fblla., Pa. ~ MUSICIANS I Send fur descriptive circular and prices of tho Ilolton Coraeta and Slide Trombones. They are generally conceded to be the best (or professions la. Address FRANK HOLTON, 70 Madison St., Chicago THEATRICAL HOTELS and BO ARDING HOUSES. MKTHOPOLITAN DOTKL, Broadway and nth St., Now York. European l'lan. Roomi IS a week, op, Wm. B. Mutt, rrop.;M. K. MoNoltT.Mgr. ST. CIIAHLKS UOTRL, 16 Ho. Jiark St., Chicago; Robt. J. Qonld, Frop. Theatrical Head- qnarterw.Romimtd t o |1 p«rwock.steamheat,bathg ST. JAMKS HOTEL, TOLEDO, O. Ameri- can Flan. Thoatrlcsl UeadqimrtetD, ll.sft single, M doable: Id and tj per week. M. 8TRA88MAN, ATTORNEY. 883 Broadway, New York City. f riNB WHITE TAIL OIYVB.or Horned lIorseB: cheap lots. T Nvlghalea; cheap Iota. SO Spotted Azla beer, 40 Kangaroos. IS Emucsjcheap, 80 Black Swans, etc. WILLIAM JAMRA0II, Stoke Newlngton, London, England. MOTION PICTURE MACHINE, Edison preferred; also some late popular films wanted. Will pay fair price. T, JULIAN, care of CLIPPER. ROYAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA In Foil Onliorm at most aatlHlaotory tonus. I am able to furnish mnglo for Theatre Conoeru, Private Houses, all occasions, at reasonable, rates; weekly, monthly and season engagement* taken. S. To- LBJA, Loader, 811 N. Lawranoo St., Phlin., Pa. CHEAP FILMS, Moving Picture Machines, Cameras, Lanterns, lenses. Songalldeaandaupnly ■old and bought. Special Dims and slides made. allows given. Expert mechanics. German-Am. Cine, ft Film Co., n! e. mi ii St., N.Y. Tel. <u 1. ;s. MUSIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED for any Instrument or dumber of Instrument. Songs, words and music, Bkotohcs,oui. Send alamp. CHAB. L, LF.WI8.4tORIohtnnnd Sr.,01nclnnatl, 0. POR SALB or rent, Meehnnleiil Wax Flgmua, Illnslons, Pine Snakes, Marionettes, Paintings, Stuffed Animals. Bur, sell or exchange. Send stamp for answer. J. D SWRKT, Atluntlc City, N. J. LITHOGRAPHS 1 t'KNT KAC1I, illilcl- tered eross-lliilng space; Vandevlllo Repertoire, Burlesque, Oratnatic, Opera. Sehd fl for loo samples. Opera limine coiilracta, toe. per 100. D. BUTL ER, a«> W. Va n Uuren HL, Chicago. A. GOODRICH, LAYYYRIti Ml West Mndlaon St., Chicago; CBlaLllshed iwii. lluslneKs legal and unlet. Hranehes and racllltles In olhnr Stales. FILMS WAMCTD.Qwat 1MB iloiilinrr, Dnuinallou of Fuusl, Unolo Tom's Ciililn. Also ■ few cnmli; llltns wanted. PKAHSON, core of OLIPPF.R. LADY WILL HELLftoiuohiilKlsotticlinwim, »r. to $a>. itiDiso iiauit. iikssai', 218 W. Hath St., lat anartment K»Rt L N._ Y. COLEMAN'S "Anicrican Reauly"Cream Is »b- aolutely the FINEftTCOLDCRKAM 9IAIIK. Price, Si eenN, uliarges prepaid. To 1'rofeNsloiuilH encloBlng with order the iiuines and addrcsa of leu friends who are Hnlilo to line cold orosm, wo will aend, prepaid, FKHK OF CIIAIIUK, » handsome Opal Cola ('ream Jar with Beautifully KmbosHCd Alumlimni Top. AddreHA W. L'OLGMAN, 40 Deurlwrii St., Chicago, 111. MHUBWr JOUI AMD~ORAPrRitnV^wi~ara munufacturera of tbe Olictiilcnl Microscope or Magnifying Glass; also Wine aiaasca anil llaby Jlottles. Send stamp for nrlce list. CHICAGO VIAL AND M'F'O. (X>„ lfoa W. Lake St., Olilc-jgn, III. NOTICE—Ilavebestl'lanlstlilMMU. BIZ. Kx- porlenced, versatile performer* wanting sure monoy and pleasant engagement, write or wire. ff> lump to Halifax, N. S„ rroiii Boslon, }l to Ysr month. PROF. P. L. 1IKI1MANN, Cltitreliovi'r, Hind- Inirne Co., N.8. _ ___ "TO Medicine Shows and Kr.-l'orHnie, .1T4 Bot- llea of Tape Worms from SO lo lioft. long; !M Bot- tles of Stomach Worms, ITotherdlrrercntHperlmctis of paraslles. All been taken with Dr. C .0. spaugier Tape Worm Sccretand Dr. 0.0. Hiiangler Worm I>e- ntroycr. _ f»r. V. O. Spatiglcr, Mlllerstowit, Pa. " :i IlltKAT II All*. Y I \M IV FILMS. Fairyland, cost »t«i.sell lur :(1I0: (IreutTrain Hoi. Iiery, oust fill.sell for *«■; Wmft I'rlzo L'lglil, eont 116, M'll for fi'i. All 3 flit' ism. I'lilrvlmiil anil 'I'min RoiiOen uxed I ui-ekanil perfeet; Fight Film (.'.wo rendition. W. K. AlexilllitiT.MeKi'll/le.'Ieim. WANTF.D.TIIK VVORIIMof «n iililllnih Rillxi soiig to Hie timo "f "Turkey In Hie Slrtiiv," prnli- a ill v puldlsbed a groat while ago. The Hung Hln-- tralos the ilitrereni uiiiiiial-* uiwm a fiirm. etc. Ad., fl. P. Holland, New Havcit llniise, New llrtvcn. it. IM'NCII AMDJilDT 1'IIJ MUCH, The I'IihhI on the Market. Carved on the Famous MI'llliocK Figures. Prices right, Send fur list. 1". M. V KIINKI.O, 4* Park Ave.. Cllli ngo. FOR SALE—Show Properly: itllundChurlms, ,Y ThikiiL Wagon-, 10 TaLleauv Wagons, Pole Wag- ons, Bagt'iige YYiigoiis, Tents, Seals, l~> Hut Dotiiile HarnecK, r> Donk<-;ri and Carta, 2Poiioys, •)> llor^cn. Very mtraetlveprlces. Ad. C.(I.PhllllpM,corllaiirt,0. WANTED, Mccond Hand Mclles' Fairyland, rircat Train llold>ery, alHo Lot of Comic I'Hiiik; uiiiat he ill good rendition. I^iehmnn A- .Vorxlull, Klenlrle Theatre, Collins, Miss. PRACTICAL LAMP WORKKIt WOULD I.IKK po'illon elllieronllie ro.Uor at home, lllowu or net work. A. FL'K Alt 1>T, ir,'i Kagle Ave., N. Y. FOR MAUL BARGAIN-BLACK TENT, 2oXM>; V»0ft. FILMS, «00 UIIOICK HLIHKS, No. 3 "OPTIORAPH." lanterns and (las Ouiiiih. ■•OXTUTHK." All No. 1 condition. PKKRLKNH BNTgltTAIK KaB, 1128 Ciiorry, Ka wuw city , Ma. "WAHTBD, for Price's Floating Palace, Water Queen, Good Uouiedlan to put on acts. Sketch Teams; also Musicians for B. andO. Long aeason and good treatment. SUM lowest salary first UtUr" OAPT.'PHICB, Point Pleaiant, West Va. NATIONAL VanBuronnnd I). A. UOOLEY. Prop. WM. TELL HOUSE, Howard and Somerset, St*., Boston, Mas.. Oantral location. Kiccllent mnals^ KIIILT T. BANNWAKT, Prop. BEN FRANKLIN UOUHBS, 24 Somerset St.. Boston, Mass., opp. Court House. Flno board and rooms at reasonalilo rates, Mrs. Ma rt Thomas. mOBm V HOUSE, m I«iT St., Lowell, Mast. Jaa. MacGregor, Prop, Prof.'s homo. All modem oonvonlenoos, ft per weak, Uold bol Ho at tor show. RKVERK HOUSK, CLAKK and MICHIGAN RTRKKTS, OHIUAUO. Amorloan, $2 and up; Rnnipoan, lr.ets. and op Special Hutcs to Theatrical Profession. s, A. chowe, Proprietor. l/llOFDUair Fireproof. European. K AISERHOr ^^^^s. SPECIAL RATES. NEW OKRMAN RESTAURANT PARK VIMW IIOCSK ii RESTAURANT, 80-88 W. NEWTON, COR. WASH;, BOSTON, MASS. First Class homo for Profs. Furnished Rooms and Board, $6 week. MAC RIOH ROEO, Prop. BYTHONS HOTEL,)!* and MO W. lath ST., CINCINNATI, OHIO. AMERICAN PLAN. ILOOBINOLK,JILOO DOU BLE PER WEEK. OIIBSTHHPIKLD.-kTegnnt Hotel: modern. Perfect cuisine, service, appolntmonts. Knropean plan. J. M. IIANKAHAN, Prop,, Peterstjorg^Vn^ ROBINSON HOTEL.BUFFAIA N. Y,, Wash, lngton and Knglo Sis. (opposllo Hotel Ironnol.l, HARRY AHMU8, Prop. Kuropoun and Amorican plan. Rooms Wo^por day up. Am. plan, 81 to M. Hotel. Headquarters for the profession. Tth and Walnut SIS., ST. LOUIS. RULING'S Til A fa lu A ll, llfr-U7 East Htli St.. New York, opp. Bowoy. Room. 60o., Too., f 1, fl.M day; I'l.oo to |8 week. W.U. IIANNIOAM, Propr. HOTEL SAVOY, Youngslown, Ohio.—Euro- pean plan; new; rooms, eoe., 7Cfl., ti; headquar- ters for profeuslon; convenient to theatres; cor. Boardman HticlOharuploit Sts. A. J.CIrulmer.Prop. Waliash A Madison, OUICAUO. 0, 0. Vsnghan, Prop. Strictly < American Plan, IS-llB single; EXCELLENT Roomn and Board, »«. up. Con- venient to all theatres. Es'b'd '7*. BROWN, 210 H. Ohio St., Ohlosgo. Telephone (821, Dearborn. Hilt's New Hotel Cafi. %*<$?%£$& Rooms Uc. to 7(>c. nor duy; la.wi and |s,oo a week. Ladles' Restunrant on second Hoor. No, 6 E. 4lh lU WIlBaTlglWtsy^ U. R. HO LT, Prop. "PALACE iiiftel, loi N. Clark St., Onlcago. KnroiH'iin, $n |wr wenk; with private bath, $7. Turkish Iliilh, too. ll. li. HUMPHREY, Prop. BOSTON, MASH—i>()WN TOWN MKJUHABLM ROOMS, near nil thualrm. ■« IIIIRItOUUHS PLACE, OFF HOLLIS ST. (1KOIKI E P. A T lllf>TT. IIO'l EL OX EORI), lianul A Ailams St*., West Bide, CHICAGO, American A European. Special nilcx l<i I'rofi-nil.iniiN. FRANK HUNT, Proprietor. HOTEL VELEY EUROPEAN PLAN. f*r Special weekly rales to the profession. 1MClark HL, Ohlosgo. Moslcentral foeailon In Olty WE WANT a lot of Films al rKimonableprlces. Must bo in good order. Also an Edison Picture Machine or Oliicograpli. JON ES k C O.. car e of OL IPPKR. WANTED, PIAIYO FAKlil, At Once, for Dottle HariiH' Select Players. FOR SALK-UM72 Top, used 2 nioH,; Seals, Lights, Poles, Mariiue, etc.; 3,000ft. Guild KllliM. 2c, per fl. Send $1 for sam pw,MIL,pomaaM. Slg. HariiH, Rollevllle^Ark WANTED, FOR WAOON SHOW, a K« two or mure turns, single Aerial Acm, Jiiggjeni! Wire ffslkl'M, ele. A. 1". TUTTLF.'S (ILYMPH! R TI'TTLE'P) OLYMPIC I'ew Mote Performers doing SHOW, Lllii-M-Hle, flrawfnrd Co., Pit. AT LIBERTV. for II. T. r. PavHIfM, Mark's and Deiieoit, or Haley and Unto. Alio In B, Scenic uiiil Ail. palmer. Jack HeFmnco, Hlelila nd, In. WANTED <ll IC'K— Orgnn |.' H klr for Meil. Co. linn doing Hpeelnltlex prcferrad. Stulo nil In llrst, Irfing. pleiisnnt engagement; sal- nry Hiiiv. Thoai) who wrote before write igolu, TitIXIK alpJfODK, Mlnorsville.JPu. MOVINO PICTURE MACHINE AND FlLMS,al«o Double ritercoiillcon mid Songs wanted. HALL, 201 MeAipln St.. Phllsduplila. Pa. FOR Sale 1 Optlgrnlih, No. II Speelnl Lens,comb! Plilnii- Miiclilne and Hteroiiptlcon, electric, burner, noofl. flliiiH, 2 sols songs, >m. [.ucliinan A Marsliall, Electric Tlientrii, C'oIIIdh, Muss. • |WANTED for Reiwrliiln.-, Three Night SlumK S. iinil D. Soiiiiri'lto; Oetioml Huh. Man, with Ma- ehliie, to Sing llliislrsted Hongs; Comedian, rnust ilu red Iml "•[neiiillli," nnd change for Iliree nlglitx; Man for Hemic* ami Character". Send photon. grograminen and very lownsl -alnry, in lino lollor. Iloo/er' and knockcro tml. wanti'ii, Pav for your lelegraiiis. No faros unless known, l'lulg-llyei' Stock Co., Eiliniind II. Fliilg, Hit", Mirr,, Kninn.in«l. OPEN TIME, llnll-iciel Opera Uutme, Marcli and April and May. Ootid show town. Uncle lie/, crowded limine*; Mnsott'H Ten Nights lu a Bar Room, HI Henry's Minsn-oN, Howe's Moving l'ic- MW. J NO K .C M1NE, Mana ger, ll sllste ad, Pa. A PINE LOT of Films, Comic, Mysterious, Magical, etc., ln'Al order. , Prices low, MAOICAL, car* of CLIPPER,