The New York Clipper (August 1904)

AUGUST 13. v«ri-ltr Comedy Four. Henderson's, Coney \%. TH N. Y.. Au».»-13. .... ( ,l,. f ll,' Cleveland's. <SI C «*°., *«;, »-J3. .. ST™ 4 Meilet. Oodff<»>,: Or.ii.l Kapids. IllopaJ. ***• JJE THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 583 Aug. jiKft% ,,prk-ti 4 0«eMey, ?'««.'V». H. Y. C. Aug. 8 1,1" • ■• ■ I'arkrr'a Uuf Clrcuw. SJiea's. Buflalu. Aog. 8-iS. {.",.■. aflrioh* Co..'Briiirt.ni Beach, *n. v., IVi'liuer it Jbibnwou, Lyceum, Niagara Fills. N. Y.. AUK. "Ja. :'. '■ • % MtdMT* Clilfpn. Hoylr's. Atlantic Cltjr, N. J.. mk. x-iJ): riucrv, n. v. ■«:.. us-so. l'aiiHiirlfl'* Plquo. Jlliilsslronie, Loadkm, Kug., AsxS'B-M. '" - " Parker, Km"!*- A- * 8.. Boston, Aug. s-lfl. 1'nliiier * IJUiblosnn.' I.ycwun.' Niagara Falls, N. V.. Aun.r'MSJ'." •■■•"• 2V • 1'ni.liiU. ForrsrTark, Kaiiani City. Mo.. Aug. 8- IS: liigeh->dl Vili-h. DeVHoin*s. I*-.. Il-jfo. Iveis-n. 'Kiurcnc. BmtiJre, Ashtabula Harbor 1 . 0., xmTfn- .r,<->'--> po* • n- • .' IVwIl. Paradise Hoot. Jf. t. C-. Aug. 8-13. retelling Bros., Columbia. St. tool*. Mil, Aug. 8-i:t. " '"''■'.'■ v.; .' '•• • PelnK The. Cuiernator's, Atlantic City. K. J., Ang. 8 ; 1*- '"'' '"" K l'crn- 4 Randall, Doyle's, .Atlantic Cilv. X. J., Aug. 3-1-1- --'.'■'.•'' rierce A Malice. Island Park, Auirusla, Mc, Aug. 8-13. _, - ... Powell Comedy Four. A. A S.. Boston. Ang. 8-13. Powell, Harry, A. & »., Bosom. Aug. s-l:i. rotter A Hartwell, Keith's, N. Y. 0.. Anc. 8-13; Keith's, Phiia., lu-20. l'olk & KoUtaa. Alhambra. Hull, Kng.. Aug. S-13; Tlroll. Blnbiagham, 16-20. I'otht * Potts, Oeotral Park, Dunkirk. K. V . Aug. 8-18. •'-' l'rwton, a L.. Bock Spring Park, K. Liverpool, (),. Aug. 8-13. Princetons, Jacobs, Peoria, 111., Aug. 8-13. Prentice Trio, Freebody Park. Newport, E. I., Aug. 8-13. '• • Pryors, Toe, A. ft 8.. Boston. Aug. 8-13. Ilamaey Slaters, Oakland I'nrk. Jennnette, Pa., Aug. 8-13. Kuiialdos, The, Farm, Toledo. O.. Aug. 8-13. Bayno's, Al., Canines, Young's Pier, Atlantic CHr. N- 3; Aug. 8-18. lUI|,b .Tulla. Keith's. Boston. Aag. 8-13. Ramsey A Brown, HllHnger'.* Oerdens. Chicago. Aug. S-13. '''*, . Ibickett 4 Hasard, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. Aog. s-tri. rtaitfonl ft Wlnciieater. Hlppodroine. Loudon, Eng. Aug. 8-27. KaymoMl, Laura. BIJoo, Norfolk. Vs.. Aug. 8-13. Italniund A Good, Ft. Sheridan I'nrk, Hlghwond 111.. Aug. 7-13. .-.,...».• Bays (3), Cowan's Garden, OalesUtirg, III., Aor. 8-13. Raymond A Trlcey. Elka, Leadrllle. Colo., Ang. Belli Bros., Shea's. Buffalo. Aug. 8-13. Iler-o A IllcbarO A Co., Bamona, Grand Raulds. Mich.. An*. 8-13. r Bellly. Jobnny. Hnber's, N. Y. C. Aug. 8-13. Beiirmnl ft Winchester, Willow*. Salem. Mass.. Aug. 8-12; Pastor's, N. Y. C„ 18-20. Benin (31. Lyric. Ban Diego. Cal., Aug. 8-20. Reed A Cole. Athletic Park, nuffalo. Aog. 8-13 Itcklsw, Dan, Motors Lake Park. Canton, 0.. Aug. 8-13. Brntr (:'•). Auditorium. Norfolk. Va., Ang. 8-13 Bice * Walters. Park, Mllfonl. Masa.. Aug. 8-13. Bk> Bros.. Sacandaga Park, N. Y., Aug. 8-13. Richards. Sisters, Orpneun), St. Paul. Minn., Ang. 8-13. RMge. Mr. A Mrs. A. T-, Howard, Boston, Aug. Rlre ft Prerost, Paradise Roof, H Y. C, Aug. 8- Sepl- 3. .»*<. Bice Family, Casloo, Uanjptoii Beach, N. H., AiK. S-l.'I. BiiIiIiIiih. The, Ocean Pier, Atlantic City, Aug. Itoltlnxon. Klhel. Bocky Point. It. I.. Aug. 8-13. lhccni ft IjiTlne, Bon Ton. Salt Lake City; U.. 8-13: Lyceum. Ogden, 15-20. llmialdus <.•!);• Farm, Toledo, O.. Aug. 8-13. RiwIliH. Tlie. BIJou, Norfolk, Va.. Aug.'8-13. Itiiclii-fnrl A May. Ontario Beach Park, Char- lotte. N. Y., Aug. 8-20. lIulihliiH & Trcimniun, C. O. n., Chicago, Aug. S-13. Itooney. John, Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., Aug. 8-13. Russell, Ida. Casino, Springfield. O.. Aug. 813. sTi'' 1 * Dunbar > Lyceum, San Fran., Cal., Aug. lluwieli. Phil A Carrie, Doyle's, Atlantic Cily, Aug. S-13. RuKwll, Mae, Lincoln Park, New Bedford, Mass.. Aug. 8-13. 813 Josci,ulllp ' 1'araOUo Roof, N. Y. C, Aug. Sato. o. K., HaiiHn, Hamhure. Ccr., Aug. 20- eept. .,o. Santos", The, Uurrroatur'H. AUanllc City, N. J., Aug. 8-13. i- ■ Santoro «c Msrlow. Park. Kukomo, 1ml.. Aug. 8- 13; Berguitin Park, LogaiiHport, 16-27. Sanford Slatfrs. Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y.. Ang. 8-13. • Santcll. ftud.v. Spring Lake Urovo, Trenton. N. J., Aug; 8-18. Saon. Herr. Mlnnlon'B, .St. Louis, Aug. 8-13. Matjt Bros., Music Hall, Brighton Beach, Aug. "•'•l?"- Mate., and her lions, New York Hoof, N. „ Y. c., Aug. S-13. Si'nlt. .Mike. Gem, Bealtle, Wiwh.. Aug. 8-13. N-vmnur A Dupree, Uanaa. Hamburg. Ger., Aug. 8-Kept. 3t». • " Sliermau & Vc Foreat, O. O. II.. Chicago, Aug. *-.'3: Olympic, Chicago. 15-20. Shnlnuin'a Dogs. Ertie's Casino, North Beadi, N. „, ^ - Aug. 8-13. . • bhem llntii. AVenoua Beach, Bay City, Illch., Sliernum A Fuller, Lima Farr. Coney laland, N. eliaw. M r . j. Mnl- ij,^, p,,^,,, N . y. c ., Aug. S-13. • Slinnnim A Dlxun, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., Aug. S-13. . ShawH. Tbo Aorlal, Proctor's 23d St.. N. Y. 0., Aug. K.13; ■•roctor'a Blh Ave.. 1S-20. Shldiai Broa., Gurernutur's. Atlantic Clly. N. t- Aug-. 820. -J .' '■'«* l '" rl "' K "«^Vork Buof, N. Y. C. Aug. o-lo. .... sisjuiuiikl, Mine.. Kellli's. I'hlla.. Aug. 8-13. Sni th A Baker. Police Dc l*»m Park. Atlanta, "a., Aiwr. H.fA. Smith h Fuller, Ingcrsoll Park, Des Molnea, la., „ Aug. 8-13. • ■ Smiilti iiclnrlcb, Dreamland. Coury Island, N. . V. Aug. 8-13. Sontera A Wlulc, Tiinihllnjt Dam Park. Bridge- ul'io J- ' -""' 8 " 13: 8pr!,,g L " 1 "'' Tren, » d ' Soiiw. Mme., Forest Park, KaiiK-aa Clly, Mo.. Aug. 8-13. , • - • N'tiini. LakeTlcw Park, Torre Haute, Iud., Aug. Spaiililliur. r^ke Mlcbisaii Park. Muskegou. Mich., Ane.-K.l3; o. O. II., dlleago. -1R-SO. N<ragiiP||iw. The. A. A H.. Uoki.mi, Aug. 8-13. S|'l*>rll Bin., Forrest Park', Kansas City, Mo., _ Aug. U-20, • • S|,n,i„,,i, PaBl> p.rjjise noof. N. Y. C, Aug. o-13. S|«siih»i A Hprson. Lake George. N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. ■Wja*. Hlg., Luna Park. Coney Islnnil, N. Y., <.}?*. 81a ' ' Mrongfnrt. Lionel. Casino. Sarannali. Ga., Aug. S.I.I; Casino. BlrniliiEhain. Ala., 16-20. s rakosch. Mme.. Temnie. Detroit, Aug. 8-13. Nowarf. Wlriulfreil. HenderHon's, Coney Island, N. Y„ / llg> 8 ., 3 Slurant A La Vardo, Empire. Ashtabula Harbor. O., Aug. 8-13. Stuart A Murphy, Edison, Or. Falls, Mont., Aug. S-13; Edison, Helena, 14-20. Mevena. E. J., Fountain Park. Great Barring- „ Ion. .Mass.. Aug. H-13. steworta. The Mualcal, Godfroy'i. Grand Rap- Ids. Mich.,' Aug. 8-13. starks A Jackson: Wcast's, Peoria. III., Aug. 8-13. ■I. Onge Bros.. Clereland'a. Chicago, Aug. 8-13. **. Felix Slaters. Keith's, N. Y. CT, Aug. 8-13. St. John A Le Ferre. Rearea' Park. Fostorlk. O., „ Aug. 813. S r- ,iew - Temple. Detroit, Ang. 8-13. MilIlTim A Hiiebncr. G. O. H.. AahUbula. O.. Aug. 8-20.' Sully. Family. Aroo Park, Yoangstown, 0., Aug. Swan A Bamlaird, Forest Park. Kansas City, Ma, . Aug. 8-18. "wor A Westlirook, Heleni, Ilelena. Mon., Ang. !-)lti-sler, Laurens, TiunMIng Dam Park, Bridge- , t'w. N. J.. Aug: 8-13. :>ylre«ier, l.nulae. Electric I'ark. Balllinore, Ami. „ 8-13. Sjtuw»ila, l.otnc Weal, Coney Island, Cincinnati, -110. 13i L * k " 1 " r l "»' k - Terre Haute. lad., 8y n^v'' —" r,r ^ 0un "' I *J" uU ' "• T - 4f» Trtt.t,'ltoyiaOni|. Clerelnuii'M, «Uraau Ana a.n ^P^^Wj feS Almal'."rt-wltta.;o.. InT laZehutsf^ y, 1 "",'"<"«. Terre 1ta.fr. 14^1.' *' : • t ^* ,rr 1 ^ ,r »- »-luclnantl. o.. V "^!: fil'tJP*"' ' c ™ ,,,0 • ^ Ui Bii,d '' Tlilimlua, Jatnrs. KrtlhV, j|. Y. «'. An- K-ia. ^mfe WR** 0~* f«,k. Pnlta!*A.g. 8- ^SuPf" h f4& W*'*. N. Y. C.. A115. ^TSa* Six" Woo, " JrM " ,! l ' urt '' «•■»««•. ». ^I^An't * .i*ri l, " K ""' ,,rw:, " r '» S-'W St., N. Y. 71 Aug ft!!? Uu "" uaiota > Atlanllc City, N. J.. Toledo A Price, KelUi'a, N. Y. C. Aug 8-13 VSrav ' w * l fc ? ^* k c *' P«&. Tr sTj. * iCrmpnu °' °- «•• Chicago. Aug. Tt rill?*P. r . 1 Ang: 8 T 12 n """' B Rm ?"*• ^0,, •• Tyler. Oileiie, Shea's. Bon-ata. Aue. 813. '5*1 :l ."• Woo,wor,h ' '■«waster. Pa.. Aug. Vnlilmga. The, Railway I'ark. SoutuUrldge. Max.... .mil:. iviaV , - . ~ • 8 13; Varilaninn. Lyrle. Portland. Ore., Aug. Hendricks, Aatorla. 16-20. Van Gladys, Bprlngbank Park. I^odan. Can., Aug. ■ S-'oi A»on Park,• Ynungstiiwu, O.. J.'i20 \anoa. The, Sewall Point Caalno. Ca[ie May. N. J : . Aug. 8-18; OnTeraalora. Atlamlc~Clty. • -J - — i - ; . ^■WSf 1 Mllc ' Southern Park. Pittsburg, Aog. ^'I'ltRe .Choir, Norumbega Park, Boston, Aug. O., Aug. J-18; Casino, 20. O. II.. Chicago, Aug. S 13. York Itoof. S. Y. C Aug. Villain A Lee, Dreamland, Coney Island. N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. Vinton A Clayton, Rock Springs. E. I.iterpoo;. WheeflLg, w. Va., 13- Von Gofre A Cotrely. Unique, San Jose, Cal., Aug. Vrooman, Dick. Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y-, Aug. * 8-13. Waldorf A Mendei. Sana Soucl. Clilcago. Aag. 8-13; Cheater Park. Cincinnati. U-Jo. Wala. Al.. Paradise Boot N. Y. C. Aug. 8-1.1 Walsh. Frank A Mattie. Park, l*jlngton. Ham.. Aug. 8-13. Walsh-Melrose Trio, Kellli's, Phlla.. Ang. 8-1.".. Wnliera. Jas. B.. Ocean Pier. Sea Isle Clly. N. J-. Aug. 8-13; GUTernator'a. Allautlc City. l.t-20. Wayne A La Mar. C. Waylairn'a Girls, New K-13. Warrington. Fml. Temple. Detroit, Aug. S-13. Waldnrf A Mendet, Sans Bond, Clilcago. Aug. Wagner Sisters. GuTematur'a. Atlanllc t'ltv. K. J.. Aug. S-13. Warner, Jack. Southern Park, Pittsburg, Aug. 8-13. Wataun A Barren, Atlantic Garden, X. Y. C. Aug. 8-13. Way A Ameer Beauties. Henderson's, Coney Isl- and. N. Y„ Aug. &-13. Weatoua i3l. Casino. Toledo. 0-, Atuj. 8-13. Wearer ■ I-aiubcrt, Crystal Park, St. Joseph, Mo.. Aug. 8-13. . """« Wells A Arthur. Dreamland. Coney Island, X. Y., Aug. S-13. Weston ft KayniuiKl. Weuoiia Beach. Hay City, Midi.. Aug. 8-13. WeeslKm, Wynue. Farm. Toledo, 0-, Aug. 8-13. Welt tell. Jainri. Tumbllug Ruu I'ark. PattsTllle. Pa.. Aug. 8-1.1. West. Lotta, Coney Island, Clucluaall. Aug. 8-13. Webbs (4), Lakeside park, Akrou. O.. Aug. 8-13; Celeron. Jumeatuwu. X. Y., Aug. 15-20. Webbs. Capl.. Seals A Sea Llous, Sobmer I'ark, Montreal, fun.. Ang. 8-13. Welch, J. A C, Olcott Beaeh. N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. White. VaI. B.. A Holla. Doylea, Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 8-13. Whnli-u A Searlc, Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C, Aug. 8-13. While ft Slmuwus. Slrcplcvliuso Pier. Allantlc City, X. J.. Aug. 8-13; Young's Pier, Atlantic Clly, 15-Scjd. 3. Wliltelow, Arthur. Keith's, i'hlla.. Aug. 8-13. Wilsons, Tlte, Guvcrnator's. Atlantic City, N. J., Ang. S-13. Wills A Hassan, Kast End Park. Memplils, Tcnii., Ane. 8-13. Williams. V. ft Ida. Howard, Uoslnn. Aug. 1.', 2il. Wilson. Dc Munrllli', Coluiulda, St. laails, Aug. H-13. Wlllanl llros.. Keith's. N. V. f.. Aug. 813. WllllMtns & Mclburn, M'nirne Park. Tonaito, Aug. 8 13. Wlnten.. Winona. O. O. II.. tlileago. Aug. s I.".. Wtllagrees. The, Monies' I'ark, Tvmuto. Uin., AUg. S13. Wlllv. Norma. Casino. Rocky l'oiul, It. I., Aug. • S-13. Wlls'iu A Darls, Proctor's 23d St.. K. Y. C, Aug. 813. Willluois, "Chluese" Julinuy, New York Itoof. N. ■ t. C. Aug. 8-18. Wlllanl, Great, Meiuplil, Mi'mpbis, Tenn.. An;,. ' 8-13 Wowl, rr.nn-ls. Iluwanl, lliislmi. Aug. 8-13. Woml, Jessie, Empire, Ashtabula llarhor, o., Aug. 8-Kr. Wolf A Wilson, tileiidalc Park, Nnsbrllle, Tenn., Aug. 8-13. Worth. Jesse, Weasl's, Peoria. III., Aug. 8-13. Wolf A Milton, Procter's, Newark, N. J., Aug. - 8-13 Wood. Milt A Maude, Spring Urovo Park, Spring- beld, O., Aug. 8-13. Woodward, U. P., Junction Park, Bearer Fulls, ■ Pa., Aug. 8-13. Wood Bros.. Hanlon's. Point. Toronto. Aug. 8 13, Wood A Berry, Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. Aug. ■ 8-13. Wyuu ft llsrt, Auditorium, Charlotte, N. Y., ' Aug. 8-2<V Wyley ft Wylson. Crllerliai Pork, Tnaipa, Ha., j Aug. 8-Hept. ft. Wygand A Del Mont, lllrshman s Caalno, Canar- • sic. N. Y.. Aug. 8-13. Yorke A Adams, Clcreliind s. Cblragn, Aug. RI3. Yorke-Herbert Trio, I'lcaauro Bench, Brhlseport, T Conn.. Aug. H-13. Youngs A Brooks, ltanioua, Grand lluplils. Mich., ' Aug. S-13. Yoder. Gurenialor's, Allantlc Clly. N. J.. Aug. Zanies. The, Luna Park. Coney Island, N. Y„ Ang. 8-20. Zand A Vernon. Sans Sonel. Chicago. Aug. 8-1.'.. Zurmw Trio. Temple. Hetnill, • Aug. K-13. Zasku ft King, Hnuiml. Boston. Aug. 8-13. ZsraiMM, The, Electric I'ark, Baltimore, Ang. 8- F.lnimer. New York Iws.f. N. Y. C. Aug. 8-13. r.lninirnuaii. Willy. Paradlae Roof, N. Y. U, Aug. ' K-13. SSIiiilwrnun. Al. A Pearl. Green Frost. Deadwood. ' «. D.; Aug. 8-31. Zlska A King. Ilowapl. Huston. Aug. 8-13. topllors (2), Electric Psrk, Baltimore. Aug. 8-13. fc . — routes from the Mattuer-Hchultz atock Co.: Manager Clayton hax Juat returned from St. Loula, where he cloned contractu to !ia»e the Blatruer-Bcholtx Co.' open an ex- ecutive engagement In January. The com- any la booked solid througb the Houth nnd fill open Sept. .*, numbering twenty-two iitonle. Including a ladles' band and orches- tra. We have H|ieclal paper for each pro- duction, which Include "Monte Crlsto." "Kauai." "The Moonshiner's Daughter.' "Uralna ra. Money." "Kip Van Wloklo." "Article 47." "Quo Vnills." "The Fireman s Wurd." "Brother Agalnat Brother." — Turner W. tlregg baa elosetl with WiMiO'a IHsduIcji Players and Is Bow at the fStandard Thentre, Fort Worth. Teg., Icnd- ng lltn iirrneatra. TW1ITI H0DI8 TO ' Tlie train «ii the .%>«r 1 .»rU I eutrol nnd latkr Shore, iiinkliiac <*e UNO 'miles Litiiei'ii Aa-tv \ urU anal I'lil- CIIU" lln I I <■ III lUfUl) ln.lirs. I- mi- ■ >rf>|ir»Ml<-l> ' iiumeil The '('«e»(leiU I en tnrj l.liuiU'il.—4 dr. V«TX» fBOXt TUB Ql'ISI.AS L WALL IIIN- fTAkx HSAtxiriitMs \\> «r|ii''jBrwnr Ihird aygaon eativ Id Seiiiember. Vt. Ijuln- Notkh, ritoM T." ,W. I' iiskiss' UioriAxs Ulir itaaun at tha enrned a very enviable reputation during; ■Ja two yearn career, anil evervlhlng that njooey ra* buy and uisir ran ui-romiiiigb w| . 3 ' be t u *"'«l in keening Uu- iM-rrdrmaBrc frighi, bKi-xy and afrlitly nhreaai <if the Jifis^'n * J ? ,ltf "•?«»»««•» a J'omig .SoutJiern l?S?."* n ' ,IBK m" 1 fe-aiigagcil. .miking tus IMrd season, wilt tie company. A'recent engagemeni la Ihnt at Nal tiill. venlrlloqulst. J.ntlrely new costume* mid immntluga nre being prepared for the conilug seiisun. ami will be on the scale of magnlltcence for which the tjulnlan A Wall Imperial Mlnatrela per forroances arr; noted. Arrangements nrt wing completed for building a seventy live foot sleeping and dining car for the torn- pany to use during Ita tour, which will bo equipped with every accommodation and In- novation procurable to Insure comfort and H«"».l ease for the membera. The tour win Include marly 0 * the large cllles In tha united States and Canada. Electrical ef- fects of a novel and original character wlii predominate In Mr. Qulnian's new lirat part production, which he drmly believes will ex- cel any of lils former productions. the Musical Houaxds announce that tbey will introduce a big Kurnpenn uovclty in tlielr net next season. Uawlm aso Von Kui'imv write: "We arc meet ng with success over the Tony Lubel- akl circuit with our sketch, 'Mush.' The art proved such n drawing card ot the Palm Thea- tre, Cripple Creek. Colo., that Manager Al- jihln secured our services for another week " ■Hints Uonnwix has been taking a few w-ec-ks vacntlon nt her home In Nashville, and visiting relatives In the country. While In .Nashville she purchased a lot In the West Knd, nnd Is building her mother a Summer home. EL |pft - An «- x for 8t - l- 0 "' 8 - "hew "he Is booked for a long engagement at the Paris ilieatre. rrnm there she will play over the Western Lang circuit and along the Pacific coast. She reports making n decided success with her new Indian songs. Vkiink axi> DtinA Pnti.PH. formerly of the I helps Cnllenblnc Trio, have signed with the Ilnrrls-l'arklnsou Co., aa a vaudeville feature. Inc trio have lllled all their bookings for thin hummer, nnd report decided mircean In the South with their novelty Jungle act. MUMS AmiKV has apent an enjoyable va- cation In St.'lamls and the Bast, nnd returns to the Pnlrlr const to resume her work. AirTiirii p. J.irK.N(.s is In his iwelflb week with the Byron Spoun Co., nnd reiwrts suc- cess wllh his high class songs. Ml'iiPiiy a.iu Akobbwh write: "We tnudc one of the biggest successes ever mude by'ii vnudevllle act at Proctor's One Hundred and lwenrj-nfth Street Theatre, week of July 2.". tliking three encores and curtain calls at every lierfoimnnce."' ilAiirriH ami Mkiii» closed at (iuvernafur's. Atlantic City. X. J., July 30, and opened nt the t.arrlck Theatre, Atlantic City, week of The Kmpibe Cosieiiv Koik. Measra. Kvans.' Cunningham. Jenny and Itoland. write: "We are now on fbe Orpheum circuit, having opened Sunday. July 24. nt San Francisco we were placed seventh on the bill, following nn operatic trio, and scored an Instantaneous success. We atay at the Orpheum three weeks. Upon our arrival In 'Frisco we were riiet by Billy Itoche. the referee of the Haa rrnnciscn A. t\, and Tim Moiirnih, manager or Jack Miinroe, and were tendered a bannuet ill the residence of Mr. McUrath. Among the rtiHiiy present were Jnck Munroe and ftlillc Ilanlon. Jock Munroe presented Sir. Jenny wllh a solid allver match safe." Pai.laiiihj has completed nn entirely new net and | H now playing Hie Keltb circuit Willi success. KnWAUli Duvi.k. Juggler, tins lliilxhed his engiigeiuent al Madison Hipiure Itimf Garden. New inrk Clly. and la iirodiielng his new act with rniccos nn the Melville park clrciill. hddle M. Kmerson. Juggling iMmedlaii, has been Inken lu by Sir. Doyle as imrtnr-r In the new iii-t, nnd the llrm niinie will beresfier Isi Mlwnnl lhiyle mid Knirrsoii. The act la Issiked up solid. Im-liidlDg an curly date nl Tony I'ustoi-'s. Bui.'KHiiiii a.m> Wkst. kaotvn uk "TJuMIIrl:; In Ued." linn- signed with T. W. Ulnklns' Innocent Maids Co. for the i-omluic aeiimm. They write that tlie.v him- spsred no expensn lo make this one of Hie almogest slater arts. They arc having a new art written bv'Jark Mrlslane. of Sew York, und their wiinlrola: will be very elaborate. Bolh piny prominent roles with the roropanv. AL. fj. I-'iklp nrrivrd borne Inal week from SI. I^uils. where he made n abort visit. Tim Al. (i. Field Grea.|er MlilHlrels liegari rehcar- HJH for their twentieth annual tour at llin tJrent Southern Theatre. Columbus. O., July 23. Consldrable cnthualasm Is being shown by I be members of the company. "While Old Glory. Waves." a spectacle In the nature of a military review, Is being rehearsed under the Immediate supervision of Capt. Wheeler r'lko. who Is known as commander of (lie llndln Patrol. Thb Ahkrns. Wm. and Agnes, unveilv iun>- bats. write: "We have Just finished one of nur most successful weeks nt Chester Park, I'lm-ln- nail, our act being n prominent fcalitre of the vaudeville bill. We were Aug. I U In Cleveland, O., and leave Aug. 7 with I lie Frank Spellmau Attnicllons, being booked vfllli him until Nov. Al« CJIRIHTAI. opene<l July 31 on I lie Cry* Inl circuit, playing Crystal I'srk. Nl. Joseph, Mo., lust week. lie will go Wi-hI for MnvMi- leea weeks after Ibe SI. Joseph eugagemenl. Scott ami JiiIinmi.n opened on the Alf. Wilton circuit of junks through the New Kngland Stntes July 1H, uud are now In their foiirlli siicceKsful week doing their Hinging, dunelng nnd aerahatlc ml. ' ■ Tue iiRiuiN.w. 'Ciirek St. 1'ki.ix siaTtus, Clementina, Henrietta and Charlotte, make. I heir reappearance In vaudeville, after an ab- sence of eight years, at KcIHi'h Theatre. New York, during week of Aug. 8. They will pre- sent mi enflrely new Hit. entitled "Mm. Slur- Shy and the Kids." Clementina appearing as lis. Murphy, uud Charlotte una H,enrletlu appearing as typical New York newsboys. tor the past several seasons, since their re- turn from P.uronr. they have been featured lu dramatic prod_;-tIons. Kv.\ TiiA-iriiK.:. lifter Dvc years' abseneo lu the West on Hie Whlclils. lirnuman, l'Mlaon and I.ubelskl circuits, la at her home in Den- nlsnrj. O.. where She will renin In until the middle of September. Anti.t: pravis* O r \m dosed her tenth and Inst week playing parks through Pennsylva- nia and .New York States, on Aug. U, at Itbnca. On Aug. 8 she starts one week's rtr- henrsnl. previous to opening a forty-two weeks' engagement under the management of lliirtlg & Heauino. IJi'VEY Is now pliiyltlg with the /lg ^ag Camlvnl at tipukane. Wash., and reports great sucret's with his slack wire act and aerial work. He experts to start East In No- vointxT. bavlug some good work booked. II.tllRV W/sibTIl'IBPK AM) MR. WlL'KtLL have takao the mnnageuieut of the Hummer resort, llrouson Park, Painted I'oal. N. Y.. for the rest of the season, booking only high Has* vaudeville. Tbey report -playing to tun enparlty of the bouse every evening. ItEiifiiitu and Wi.vcuiiKjER write: "This la our ninth week on Ibe Onrmnh circuit, and we or.- 'milking the biggest klud of u siieii-sx with our new act." Jusi.i'ii II. Hinsi, I.,ii I -. i, eugagetl to nniiiiig'e Uu- liny Mutapiernih-rH for the Oaar lug seiison. Ills Cay Pilrce tV Is well booked up. Monnmrflfal Theatre, Baltlraurc, ltonday, Aug. 1, In d packed house, In Iho face of op- (ittMtve bent, ajodLinired t positive success. He liniil press were inoat flatlerlng Is thnlr aaSophl of.the performRncf, and eapechtlly idniliMXl ihn eo-iuuirs and scenery as lielng IBs. Ia?>i ever seen op n llnltlmnrp atagc. The performance I* given in Manager Hlhklns' iisUrfl slyfi-. vl/.. lu llirre seiMona. Klrsj, ,l siieiOiii-.il, ir skn. rrplele with prclly girls nnd pleasing snugs und dunces. Then comes tlie vnuilcvlli -• contlngtnl. ini'liidlug valmure nnd llnrlofi. sinkers and dnnccrn: Mlhlrcil Stoller. cunirtllentie: Kniln nnd l>»re, musi- cal comedians; Madden. Jess and company, lu a near sketch,'and the Huston Comedy Knur after widen cullies Hie third section— a burlesque- depleting I In- modern bucket shop methods and Introducing the entire strength of the company. The costumes, which nre handsome, were mnde nfler designs by Will It. Barnes and are particularly elabo- rate. One of the featurca of the performance Is a finale, entitled "The Congress nf nil Na- tions," rach girl representing a different na- tion, which has created any amount of favor- able criticism aa being one of the most novel and handsomely staged effects ever seen on tue stage. Last season the Utopians held fhe tuinner for being one of the heat shows In the wheel, but this seaaon Manager Dlnklna has outdone himself, nod it Is safe to say that r.mong all the bnrlenpie shows of the coming season the Ctoplans will be la the front rank. Fhank Hates ami wiik (Itessle R Clurkcl have been enjoying a four weeks' vacation •it Hunter's Hot Springs, Slant. Sir. dales has had the management of the Topic The- atre. Hillings, Mont., for the past two years. Wai.thr lkvi.na and Eae Arlington are on the Itudy Heller circuit of parka, doing their novelty net, "An Unexpected Visitor. In their new act they Introduce singing and dancing. Walter I^vlna'a tramp, magic act and Miss Arlington's piano specialties. They state that they have not lost a week since the new team Joined hands. Ulorine has returned from a two months' visit In California, snd Is now at the World's Fair. She will open her vaudeville season Ai:g. 21. PaviP A.xn f amur BsiNKLEr report a suc- cessful season working through Caundn, Penn- sylvania and New York. They have Just finished elgbt weeks In parka, and will open their Fnll season nt the Howard, Boston, Aug. 8. with n return date at Austin A Stone's, and other good work to follow, llAimv I'liDAiMox. 'The Slayor of the Bow- ery." i-eporls a decided success at Klertrie I'nrk. Newark, N. J., week of Aug. t. He hns ISobhs' Casino, North Beach, U I.. N. Y., to f.ipiiw. U't tttn weeks. YYir.TNiK and West ami Hattir North were at Doyle's, Atlantic City. Inst week, with the Lyceum, Philadelphia, to follow. Tiik New London, Conn., Opera House will open the season Aug. 10. with Joe Oppcii- helmer's Fay Foster Burlesque Co. CM tirnr-t's Mormon Queens, T. w. Ulnklns' In- nocent Maids, and Wm. Iiversole'a Sam Jack Co. will follow lu ipilck succession In Sep- tember. Mnnager James P. Nrllan reports that business Is line In New London, nnd iiros|H>rta are good for his fifth season In bur- less | ue. ItowAiui and Marrni> write: "We opened nl Ontario Bench July 25. for two weeks, and did well. I.lttle Baby Norma enjoyed the breeze from the lake vary much. Wo met Sic unil Mrs, Larry Conner*, and tliev made Mr. Howard a present of a beautiful Stetson fell hat " I'jsii. La Tumka played a successful engage- ment at the Crnnd Theatre, llcno, Xev„ week of July 2.". followed by a week St the lion Ton Theatre. Salt IJike Clly, Utah. Burt SIaiuon axu'Sadie Dhanm write: "Wo roiillnue to hold flic opinion that Tun Ci.fp- i'i:R Is the la-st theatrical advertising medium. We are still In the Jungles of prosirerlly, up In Ihe wilds of Pennsylvania, searching for sulphur illiiiiioiidH unil gut boring In Ihe uailiil change from the dusky coiil dlggera." ttm IIWrTIIKIIH IIK.MUM'K Willi-: "We headed Ihe bill St l.lcelrle Theulre, Wilier- loo. In., und innile one of I lie biggest Hlie- cosses made I here Oil* season, la-lng re-en- gaged for mi early dale. We u|M'n on Ihe Tolly I.ubelskl circuit Me,,, III." Jiiniim AM, Ki'Ttiin play Krle. I"a., tills Week. Willi HllfTlllo. \ Y.. Ill follow. The Hi hues Miku-ai. Trio, after a live weeks' rRmtlun Nl their home III Welniler, Mass., npennl llw-lr riegulnr season Aug. I, ill Ihe iirplieiini Thenfre, Snn Fruurlsio, with nn entirely new ael. They are booked ill vaudeville for the seaaon. • Fiikh Hewitt, of the Two Ifewltiu, nud A. T. Wright will put out n carnival com- pany, opening the season at Coney Island, Cincinnati. Aug. IP. They will furnish nil Ihb attractions fur Ihs great Fall Festival. Following Hie Cincinnati dale Ihey will make a lung tour South with lea allows and free acta. Caitwkll ura Hashix wrllr Hint tbey have i-Miiceleil llielr i-oiilrui'l Willi SI. II, Hiiyiiiond unil will liegln a forty weeks' ni- gagement In vaudeville,- under the exclusive uianngenient of Win. Morris. Beginning Sept. IS, nt Newport, It. I., they will piny leading vaudeville houses. ■Miss NofiTON and I'aii, .Nicholson did a trial performiiBce of llielr act Hi Ibe Chi- cago Ois'tti House, for 1 lie? managers of thn Western Ryndlrate. and msita siirh nn ex- eellelli linpressloll thill L'lev llllllllnrd I lie elr- ciiIIh conlrolleil by Messrs. Kohl A t'lislle, Anderson, and Hopkins A Heck. Hiiateru iiiikiingrm, will have mi onporlunllv to see tills act ut Ihe Brighton Beach Music Hall Aug. 1.',, gnd nl Tony Paslor's Aug. 22. Ida Fi.'LLKii writes rrnm Purls. Fr.. un- der dale of July 27, us follows: "I am meet- ing with continued Miirrrss here ut Ihe Mu- rlgny Tlientrc. In my new number, 'l,a Hor- rtrftv' I n|rened st the Sfurlgny May .0, for three nuinllis. mid huvn jusi urriingca ii piolnngallun which extends lo thn inlilille of September, when the flieuln- closes its Slimmer seRHon."' - J. BKas'ARii Iivi.i.vn will commence rehear- sabs Keiil. 12, la Vew York, with lleo. It Co- lino's ''Utile Johnny Jones." after ho piny* n week at Hie Auditorium, Philadelphia, Sept. 5-10. I!eori;h Wkiiner wrlles: "I went over lite New TJiiglnnd parks as inuslciil director With iloiiin's Opel-,1 Co. I go liver IbC Hllllll! clteiill now with Hie farce comedy. 'Biff, ItiilT. Buir.' playing lhis week In Piiluuiii, Conn., with Alliol, .Muss., to follow." I,A Petite Clahvh Wii.kinkov, eonlorlloii- 1st. hns Just Mulshed u siicccssf.il season, and will reniaUi In Wasblnglou, D. ('., lo attend school this. Winter, after which she wl)l lie known as Bonnie ulndys. Dickie IT6 ward Informs us I hut she gave s Utile supper to some of her profealonal friends July 23, at her home In Ismdvllle Col. Among Ihose present were: The Three Deloys, George Biirch. John MrCunocble, and Muster Kaymond Williams. SIori'uet and Htevenhon Ikivc lieen filling Cliaiitaiuiiia dates through Texas and. the Western ritales. Wvjiah* anu Hast Inform us that llicy have played every concert hall lu Buffalo, making eight weeks In all, and are re-engaged for four more wicks ut Mullen's Concert Hall. They open uu the Bean circuit Sept. 12, open- ing at Walker's, Museum, Boston. I. H. Uptth. agent of John W. Vogel'a Big ilty Mlnatrels, writes: "Madison Johnson, u giant, eighteen years old. will travel In .id- vame or John W. Viigrl's Big trlty Atln- slrels, wearing n sign ,,» his look unil lireasl. He Is v»lil lit be lln- lalleal Hum In America." llow-iau vvn Al.To.v rw-eally i-Iom-i! ii lire luolillis' I'ligageiiieni nl ibe Slniidaril Tlieiilte, Fort Worlli. Tex.. HMd ilu-n lefl for Si, Uiuls. .Mp., lo v.lsll the. World's fair, ■ - . ■ , J.OHN II. Wii.i.a announces, that bo - Is still uiunngf!!' ut li'uii Pier Theatre, Cape l|»y, N J., and has breh for the past two tears. Charles llolatmi Is stage aiaiiugvr. Uusjpess pintlnns* rtcellent. CnvsTAi. Madrmne, ihe ten-year-'jld daughter of lllllv l'oar) (of Marlon e< I'vsrll. snd (Ua lumper Carlisle, received from IXi Wolf Conii'dliius a gold wnteli, presented for being the must impMlar and prettiest girl ill Ashley, l'a„ she receiving il.TrrJ votes, a iiiiijnrlty of TillU over other rontrstnnta. I'liANKlis A. Hiiiiiikh, snug Illustrator. n|H>ued at I'aslno Park Theatre. Ontario Bench, t'lmrlotte, N. Y., Aug. 7, (or two wi'i'ks. OumiRTII and TViyi.e, who recently closed two successful week-s ul.Olenduic Park Nnsh- vllle, Tenn., have oilier imrks to follow. Grave Cuii.m;rb, who uses a Utile dog In her act, reports mealing wllh •uucexs every- where. At present ahn Is at .Milwaukee, wliero she wilt remain unlll (uu opening of her regular seasou. leant) Irwin's companies fur Ibe cowing season will be greatly augmented by an au- dition of thlrty-inrcc. performers, mostly wo- men, who arrived from Kurope tbg» week. Tbey will produce a number of big acts. W.u.i.fr 4Kb MAdlt.t, were fea(uc>Hl at Manilla.Urove, Tatnaqun, Pn„ week of Aug. 1. and owing to thrlr big success, were re- engaged for a second week. FuASKlis Baii.kv. formerly of I he Weber & Fields company, Is lo go Into vnudevllle. She will make her debut nl Proelor's Twen- ty-third Street Theatre. New York. Sept. 12, In a sketch, entitled "Sly lady's Pic- ture." She will have the assistance of Cert rude Moyer. who nlao was n member of the Weber & Fields chorus. Kkteli.k WomiKvrK. well known In vaude- ville, has entirely recovered her health and writes that she will play all dates contracted for. Walter C. Jsmm wrlles Hint after one year's continuous work on the I'nelflu const lie hns doubled with Ilarry Hurtle! 1. formerly of Burdell nnd /.arelll, and will return Knst by way of the Novelty circuit, through Col- orado, l.nte In the Fall they contemplate rnnklng a frlp to Australia nnd Houth Africa, l'K.Mii. InviNO has Joined thn Watson Cosy Corner Stock Co., Brooklyn, N. Y-, for the seuson. TitR Tiirrb Barnkyr wrlle: "Wo opened on the (lutdsmlth circuit Aug. 1 and sru closing the show. The act Is fluing big. Baby Kill el la iii.i king a decided success. Miis. Li/Kir IHnsiiaw, who wns known formerly as I.izxln hmlth, Is appearing In Hose Cnghlan'H support and Is now playing the llrpneniii circuit. Tin: wiiKRKAnot'TS of Jon Howard, whoso name In private life Is James Morrison, are desired by Mary Morrison, No. II Jackson St., Chariest own, Mass.' Sllss Morrison writes: "Ills mother la very low, and any Informa- tion would he a great relief. He wns Inst beard from nt tho Iluwanl, In Boston, three years ago." MnnillH AND SIontrosk, who recently closed on Southern circuit at Ihe (Hernial.' Park Casino, Nashville, Tenn., will at once return Kast. Xotkh from ttclkart & Weber's Big Vaude- ville Co.—We are still packing them In to Ihn doors, and In the Inst town had In alt them on the stage. The company consists of: May Hraee, the Kussnlls, Klctmrd Boln. Hurry Hals- linry, William Weber, and tho Musical Uelk- nrts. Tiik tat Moinen played Shea's Harden Theatre, Buffalo, recently, and hnvii been eit- gnged over Mr. Shea's entire circuit. Last week they played Hohmer Park, Montreal, Can., with Kingston, Mr. La Slolne's old home, lo follow. Tt'lsm Camrron, formerly of I.a Vlne- Cnineron Trio, oiieneil at the Blnrney Caatln Tlientre. at the World's Fair, St. Louis, nnd after the llrst performance wns engaged for the remainder nf season, which ends Dec. 1. Ills single specialty proves a hlg success. Ai.i.kn and Ohlmain met wllh such flail er- Ing success on the Melville circuit of parks Ihul Ihey were rc-cngagrd for the remainder of Ihn season, i.nst week Ihey were at Ol- cott e Beach: llils week at Athletic Park. Murrain; next week, Central Park, Dunkirk, wllh Mrle. Butler, New Castlo und other places In follow. A Mtstiimai was lsirn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Plerlot (Helen Carrall on Wednes- day. July 27. Jack Brown and Lillian Wriuiit report greiil sncresH on Melville circuit of parks, und tli".v have good laajkltigs for this season. Will ll b'ox Mills, Aug. lu, for Kurope. He will roiuiiln abroad for several years, Is-lng Isiiiked until May, Jiioti. During his slay he has Invested In a residence'at Bethel, l.'opn, II.Hti'iii nr ami Kani; have signed wllh thn Allien Taylor Stock Co, for u season nf foriy- llve weeks, ruinineiii'lug Aug. 15. They have ciiucelcd sixteen weeks of vaudeville bookings. Matt Kknnkdy und his wife. Ilnzcl llar- ri'tl, have signed wllh Stair & llnvlln's pro- iliicllon of "Flo-Flo," slurring. Hlelln Mnylifw. Sir. Kennedy will piny Ihn principal coun-dy. He writes that he und his wlfn havn secured a release' front Harry Bryant's Show. Mich. Frank Koi.-ii. wife of ihn proprlnlor of the Sea Iliee/o Park Pavilion Thunlre, liondeiptiill, N. Y. died July 27, nt that (own, She Is survived by her husband ami three ehlldruii. W. S. CkttI, uiuiuiger of tlin Novelty (.'nop oily Four, wllh Win. "Josh" Daly's Minstrels, writes: "f mini III TlIK CLIITKR that it Novelly Coiuedy Four was working ut Doyle's, In Atlantic Clly, uud I wish lo suy tluit ours Is Hie original Novelty Comedy Four. Wo worked under tho nnmo of Novelty Comedy Four with Bcoiidliiii'si A Curries production, 'The Mao from Sweden,' season of 1(Ml2-IH(lll, nnd In Hie Summer of 1IMHI wn worked with Bryaut k Ssvllle's Mlusliels; lust Winter wn played dates nnd are now wllh 'Josh' Daly's .Minstrels. Wn have) signed fur the coining season with Billy V. Van's Musical Comedy Co." Davrv and MvKtiKoN report that they have Just closed a successful year and a hull's eu- gugeineat I h rough Sinn tuna. They opened Aug, 1 at Halt Lake Clly, with Ogdcu und Ihe. Crystal circuit to follow. They state Hist their new act, entitled."A Touch of Na- ture,"- written by Mr. Uavoy, has been a tre- mendous sun-ess wherever presented. il.uivnr PAHKEiiiind Ills wife. Sludge Muyu. of the MnVit Slaters, will spend the month of August nt Atlantic City. Addle Knnpii, who has been their guest at their homo In Worces- tor, Mass., during her vacation, has returned 10 New York, IIaiimy lag Clair J-.us relumed nfler n four weeks' vacation ut Atlanllc Clly, ,V. J., lo nliiy this '.vrek-nt Krestsxly Park, Newport, 11 f. He v/lll coiiimi'iice relieiirsiils Aug. \'i, -with "The Beauty and Ibe Beast" Co. Herbert Hwirr, the minstrel, wrlles; "This season 1 am principal end wllh liaveriv's siinsfi-els. While playing l'uls- hurg, week of Aug. 1, nfler singing my end Ihe closing night, 1 was called lo the fisnt- iights and presented by friends of Pitts- burg with « linndsouie walking cane. A supper who given after the is'lfoiiunnti:. The company left at three o'clock Sunday morning far llohoken. N. J." Charles (l. coivi.eh has bad ii sketch tvrlllen for him by Howard I*. Taylor, en- titled "Jonathan's Courtship." whfeji la u rural i-omeUy couci'Ptlon. giving. Sir, Cowles oii|siriiinltles In his most aiiecessfui line or eliurncter work. Sir. « uwles anil Ids wife Imrniliv. Alden, will present tho sketch lu vaudeville. Moiiins and IMLV luire eoiiiplefeil engnge- nieiits al Tony Paslor's, Prisdor's Twenly- Iblril SI reel, siiiiiiiill Piirk, I'lieu, !*. Y., and are lids week at Avon iSirk. Yoiingsiown, O. They have signed wllh Joe W. Spear's "Irish • 1'itwnbrokers" Co, for Ihe coming season.