The New York Clipper (September 1904)

034 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. SEPTEMBER 3. '.Malouey'a Woddlug Day." Hbcedy A Youag's— HIrTMiun..'8i; Tivelewe Sept. 1, Vlrginls 2, •■Mtl^^V Wedding Dix-' (Ww. a. an«a. mgr.)—Onw, Mich.. 31, Rt. John* Sept, .1. Lapeer 5, Strnthroy, Out., <l, Paris 7, Ingrrsmll 8.' l/mdon o. in. • . . . . r .., "Missouri Olrl," KB»t*ru, Fred Raymond's—Paris, 111.. Hept. 2, Danville 3, Marshall n, Braail, Hid., 7. Lefarelte 1*. '. _ , „ ••MIMNM Olrf," Western/ Fred Raymond's (Hnrrjr 8. Bopping, mgr.)—Benton Harbor. Mrch., Sept. l, Battle Creek 0, Three ; Blvers T, Jackson 10. ■ Nelll, lumen (Charles AHlut Parker, gen. mgr.) — San FrancbKO, -Cal., SKI. indefinite. - < Neville, Margaret (lloblaon A Cradoe, mar*.)— Clarksburg, W- Va.. 29-Bept 3, Washington. Pa., 5-10, '<:... North Brother* Comedians, Western (F. O, Carter, nifr.K-Gliaoiite, Kan., 29-Sept 8, tola n 10. N>IU-Moro*c» Slock (Charles Alitor Patker, gen. - mgr.i—Denver, Colo., 29-8ept. -3. ■ ■• ' North Brothers Comedians. Eastern (H. J. Mack n.ar.>—Hannibal, Mo., 29-8ept 3, Trenton 0- Natumal Stock (Charles B.-Rehed, mp.)—Mad- rid. X. Y„ 29-Hept. 3, Norfolk 0-7, Brasher NoMas Brother*—Ht. Johns, Kan., Sept. 0-10 •Ninety aod Nine" (Frank McKee, mgr.)— Phila- delphia. Pa., Bent. BIO. - "No Wedding Bella for Her." Fonesler ft MB- tentneVfr^eraillOT, Pa., 29-31,' Wtrkesnarre Sept. 1-3, Rochester. N. t., 5-7, Syracuse 8 10.- O Olcott Cbaubeey (Augustus ntoai mgr.)—Ht. Paul. Minn., 28-8ept. .1. Minneapolis 4-10. Orrls-Ober Stock (Hugh Ettlnger, mgr.) — Still- water, M|nn., 29-Sept. 3. , ' ii-niau-Hnn Stock (John Osman, ragr.)—Klna- ion, N. O., 29-Sept. 7. ■'Our New Mlntater" (Miller A Conyer*, ragr*.) ' —Mllwankee, Wla.. 28-Bept. 3, Oreen Bay 4, Neman 5, Oshkoan «, Antlgo 7, Wauaan 8, Owe- topna, Mlrni., 9, Fartbanlt 10. _J>1 "Over. .Niagara Fall*," A (Rowland A Clifford, ink**.)—Grand Rapid*. Mich., 28-ai, Saginaw ' Sent. 1-3, Toledo, O.. 4-6, Akron 8'10. ' * ■- "(Iter Niagara Pells." B (Rowland A Clifford, Digrf.) •-irreeporti 111.. 31, Ilelvldm-Jtept -I, BeiOMvWIs,, 2.' Bockford, III., 8, Bacrne, Wis.. 4. iHhkoah 5,. New lAKidon 0, Oreen•• Bay 7, Oconto 8, Marinette ft, Esoanabn, Mich.,10. "OtaT Niagara 'Falls," O (Rowland A Clifford, mgr*.)—Dixon, III.. 81, Morrlaon-Sept. 1, 2, Clinton, la.. 3, Davenport 4, Muscatine », Washington 0, Burlington 7, Keokuk -8, quliiey, 111., 6, Hannibal, Mo., 10. • ■ "On. the. Bridge at Midnight," Eastern (Pf»k Gatsolo. ingr.)—St. Louis, Mo., 28-Bept. -8, Evtnavllle, Intl., 4. Terra Hauls 6, Decatur, 1)1.. (!, Danville 7, f.afnyetle, Ind., 8, Marlon n, no,-' .•■.'•.• ■ ■ '•• • "On the Bridge at Midnight," Western (Frank (laaaolo mgr.)—Holi|nltn, Wnah., .11, Taconai,- Hept. 1-3, Seattle 4-10. ■ "Out of the Fold" (Henry B. Marka, mgr.)— Milwaukee.' Win.. 88-Sept. 3, Pittsburg, pa., •On the Yellowatone"—Jemey Oily, N. J., Sept. 1 ft-24. •■Old Farmer Honklna" (Frank 8. DjWldBon, ingr.)—Onion City, Pa., Sept. 7, Sheffield «, Mniint Jewett 8, Smethport 10. '•oVtV-ArtariftaW,''' Fred r RaymJnd'i^^yctraorei III., 31. Crown Point, {ML. Sept. 1, 2. Belrl; <lere, III.. il.-Freeport it Cllntmi, la., 8, Rock "Otvr Shop Olrl'* (H. H. Wlncliell, mgr.)— N. Y. City SO-Sept. 3, Newark, NJ J.,' B-10." ■ •On' Thiniiaglrlnr Day" . (Vance- A Stillltao, nigra.)—Wilmington; Del.. Sept. 1-8. Harrlj- biti*,'Pa., ft-7,-Beading 810,> Beranton 12-14, Wllkeabarre 13-17.' „„.. ' : 'i "OlpWIneifc"^™ Henrtrlcka (Wllllnm Oray. mgr.) —Port Allegany. I'a., Hept. 1: Benora 2. Wll- llmnkridrrB, Altooiia n, Jolinatown 0, Ilafjilngn 7, (IIpii Cirapbell 8, Pnnxnutawney 0,' St. Maryii 1(^1 . ■ ... •■•-.. . -:-■' • '•■ "On the Suwanee Blrer" (Stair A Nleolal, mgra.) —Ikartaw OS 2WU, OaWHal Sept. 1-8, Ham- lltim n. Mtincle, linl., 0, Richmond 7, Indian- aphlla 8-10. . • . '• V Putlon, W. B. (J. M. Stmit, mitr.>—Boekford, III,', 31, Sterling Sept. 1, Clinton, Ia„ 2, Mo- line. 111.; *;Rock Inland 4. Cedar Baplda, la., .-., Waterloo «. Iowa city 7, Qrtnttell 8, Perry », Ottnmwa 10. '" * ■ ■-: Paylon,'Ootae, Stack IDarld J. Bamage, mgr.) -Peteraoul N. J„ 88-Sept. 3, Yonkare. N. Y., I'aytnn, Oorae. Comedy (J. T. Moeouley, ngr.)— KlngatoaviN. Y.i 28-Sapt. B. Scheneetady 5-10. Pay ten Slater* (Col. Frank BobertBoa, mgr.)— HbreTeiwrf.' l,n., 89-8ept. J. I'Mlge, Mabel (Henry V. Wlllord A Co., mgra,) —Mobile. Ala., ao-Sept. 3. :■ _ ■ ■-■ Powell-Fortello.'.Weatern (Halton Powell, ragr.) —KlWi Wla., 29-Sept, 3, Beedabant 510, Paxtong Slock (N. Appell, mgr.)—Harrlsburg, Pa.v gft-Sept. A. • • - .._■■ "1- " Poll Stock'.-Brldgeporl,. Oono., S9-»»pt. 8._^ "Pretty Peggy" (Arthur 0. Alalon ft I. Rmmett Haneri man.)—Kanaaa Clly, M«.,-4)B.fi|rt. 3, Jopltn 4, Bltlaburg^ Kan., 6, SprlngdeW, Mo., , •i, iFort '8mlth, Ark,, 7, Little Bock• 8, Hot Springe 8, Teiarkaua 10. ■ ■ .... "Peddler." Sam 'Cborne—Sulllran. Harrla A Wood*' (Fred Block, mgr.1 —Holyoke, Mies., SeitJ 1-3, Merlden, Conn., ft. Norwich 0, Stam- ford 7, Danbury 8, Walllngford 0, Wllllmantte 10»'' • . ■: ■ • %• I -./ "Prlaoner of War," Forreater A Mlttentaal'n— HnbOken.i N. J.,' Sept. 4-7. Trenton 8-10. "Peck'a Bad Boy'' (L. J. French, mgr.)—Milwau- kee,-Wla., ait-sept. io. "Perk end Hla Molber-tn-Law" — Bridgeport, Conn., Sept. 2, 3. * "Queen of the Highway" (W. McQowan, mgr.) Olnclnnatl. 0., 28-Bept. " 0. H. Smith, mgr.)— Eastern (A, H. Olnclnnatl. 0„ 28-Bept. S. "Qulnry Adamn Sawyer" (0. B liiatnn, Mam., 27-Sept. 10. "Queen 6f Hie White SlaTrn." m..c.u ,». ~. Wooda, mgr.)—Peetaklll, N. Y„ Sept 3, Al- bany B-7, iTtoy 8U0; "Queen of the White Slate*," Western (A, H. Woods, mgr.)—MM du Lac, Wla.. 29, Wan- sau 30, Rah Claire 31, Diilnth. Minn., Sept. 1-3, St. Paul 4 10. H Roger* Brother* (Klaw ft Erlanger, mgra.)— linffalo, N. Y., SB-Sept. 3, S.-Vl City 0, In- itcUnlte. Ruys,- Johnny and Kmma (R. D. Stair, mgr.)— Youngatown, ()., Sept. 8. New Cantlo, Pa,, H .Sharon 7,' Beaver Falla 8. Ilyan Stock (Daniel B. Ryan, mgr,)—New Bedi ford,* Malta., !H)-8ept.' 10. ItnU'rtB, Florence (Fred Delaeco, mgr.)—San Kranclaco, Cnl., Sft-8ept. 34. Itenlf row's Jolly PntbOndcr*—Decntur, Ind., SO- Sept. 3, Van Wert, O., 5-10. Roe Stock (0. J. W.-Boe, mgr.)—Merlden, Ooon.. Sift-Sept. 3, Newport, R. I., B-IO; Royal Llllpullana, Ona Hill'* (Thomaa B. Henry, ingr.)—AtlaMloCltyi N. J., Sept. 12-17. ' | "Rachel QolOateln," Sulllean, Harrla A Wood*' t.la*. H. Rbodea. rogT.)—Holyoke, Maaa., 88- 111,-Springfield' Sept. 1-3, Lawrence 5-7, Man- chester. H. II., 8-10. '•• ••"• J "Romance of. Ooon HoHow" (A. 0. Allen, mgr.) —Dnluth, Minn., 29-31, Bralotrd Sept. 1, Crooksloa 2, Grand Fork*, No. Dak., a, Far- tx> 5. "Royal Slare." Northorn, Gordon A Raonett'a iGeo. E. Crowder, ingr.)—Oxford, Mich., 31, Toledo,'O., Sept. 1-3, Akron 3-7, Wooater H, Mount Vernon 0, Norwalk 10. "Royal Slave," Southern, Gordon ft Benoett'* (H. M. Blitckalter, mgr.)—Bluflton, Ind., 81, Mont- [teller Sept. t. Portland 2, Hartford City 3, MuiKle-6, Celine, O., 0, Bellefoatatne 7. Fiqua 8, Bowling Oreen 0, North Baltimore 10. "Rip Van Winkle," W. A. Kller'a—Lebanon. Kao., 28, Scaialla 30, Clyde 31, Morganvllle Kept. 1. Alma 2, Canton !l. Inmkn 0, Arling- ton'U. Turon 7, Pratt 8, Orcenebnrg 0, Buck- Hit 10. "Runaway Match," Muller A Batea—Seattle, Wash,. 2n-8ent. 3. "Rabbit'* Foot" (Pat Ohapnelle, mgr.)—Brink- Icy,- Ark., 31, Little Rock Sent. 1, Hot Rprlng* 2, Malrem 3, Texarkana 8, Marshall, Tex., 0. Terrell 7, Dallas 8, OrecnTllle n, Sherman 10. Bothern,. R. H and. Julia . Marlowe (Cltarlca mgra.) I'rohtnan, mgr,)—Chicago. III., Sept 19-Oet. 8. Shea,'-Thomaa B, (Nixon ft Zimmerman, Hlerllug Stock, (William Trlplett, tagr.)— Neola, la;, Sept. 4. Pa/da, Kan., u-lu. Stuff*, J: 0.—(lalffaton 1 . Tex., 20-Btpt. 3. Steeiamllha, The (a M. Steelanalth, ragr,)— Shelblna, Mo., 89-Sept. 3. I/a BelVe 5 10. Seward Show (Arthur J. Ohiaam, mgr.)—I'rtnk- llhyllle. N. V., 2li-Hept. 8. Salamanca 5-10. Site*, Will C, Stock 01. 8. nilbert, mgr.)— Centre Square, I'a., 20-Sept. 10. Sheeily Block—New Bedford, Maaa., 2fl Sept. 10. Sutton'*—Payette, Ma., 29-31, Weleer Sept. 1-8. "SbM-e Acrta" (W. B. Croaa, ragr. i —Fall Blrer, Mass., Sept. 2, 3, Boston 8-10, Toronto, Cin., 12-17. "Sweet Clover" (V. H. Hckafer, mgr.)—Bote- man, Mont., 31, Butle, 1.' 2, Mlaooula 8, Spokane, Wnah., 4, 0, Lewlilon 7. "SI Pltmkard" J. 0. Lewla' (W. A. Jnnkcr, nHtr.)—Ree<l City, Mich., 31, J.udlniron Sent. 1. Manistee 2, TniTerse City 3, Pcrvukcy 6, Cadillac 6, Alma 7, OrBDd Baplda 8-10. "Sign of the Cross" (Fred G.- Berger, mgr.)— ArfiinpolK M.I., Sept. il. ■••'■'■ "Stain of (lullt" (Hamlin A Garon, mgra.)— Chielnnutl, O.i 28-Sept, 3, Columbog 5-7, Sagi- naw, Mich., 11-14, ••Slave* pf the Mine" (L. J. Hlevla, mgr.)— Wllkesberre, Pa., 20-81, Beranton Sept. 1-3, Carbomlol* 5, Olyphant 0, Pltttton T. ■•Sherlock Holme*" (Botbner ft Campbell, mgr*.) —PlltsReld, Mass.. Sept. 3, Cohoea, N. Y., 5, Nolrth Adams. Maaa., 8, Northampton 7, Ben- nington VI., 8, Saratoga, N. Y., 9, fllena Falls 10, Albany 12-14. "Spirit of '7(1" ID. E. llenn, mgr.)—Haverhill, Mass.. SepL 5. Portamouth. N. H., 8, Bath, Me., 7, Roekland 8, Watervllle 0, Bangor 10. "StiHIggl* Between Capital and Labor'.'—Hamll- loW, O., 81, D«ylou Sept. I, 2, Delpboa 3, MkneBeld 6. Beliefontalne 0, Urbane 7, Xenl* 8,. ironton B, Cblllleothe 10, "Struggle for Cold" (Joseph Martlno, mgr.)— Qiiebecj Can., 20-31, Ottawa Sept. 1-8, Rt, John. P. Q., •'. Ht. Alhans, Vt., 0, Bnrllngton 7. Montpeller 8, Claremont, N. H„ 9, Bellows Kails, Vt,, 10. "Shadow* of a Oreat City"—Albany, N, X., Sept. 5-7. - T Thompson, Denman (Frank Thompaon, mgr.)— N. Y. City Hept. 6-Oct. 20. Tatiouay, Era (F. M. Narcroaa, mgr.l—Wilkes- borre, Pa„ Sept. 5, Kcrantou 0, ■ Blngbamton, N. Y., 7, Auburn 8, Syracuse 9, 10. Turner, Clara—Moulton, Thcunpsnn A Moulton'a (Ira W. .Ini'kson. mgr.)—Newpert, R. 1., 20- Sept. 3, Brockton, Mae*., n-10, Tbroap, Clara (Hh*w ft Fleischer, ngm.)—Lan- sing, Mich.. Sept. 0, Grand Ledge U, Ht. Johns 7, Battle Sreek 8, LataM 9. Owa**>10. Thome, Jas. II., Dramatic (Frank A. Thome, mgr.)—Marietta, O., Sept. 5-10. Tbuiber A Naaher—Norwich, Cons., 2S-8ept. 3, Lawrence, Mas*., 5-^10. "Two Orphan*" (Klaw A Erlanger, mgra.)—Bos- ton, Maaa., Sept. 12-17. "Two Little Wolfs," A, Lincoln J. Carter'* (I. I., ltnford, mgr.)—Paulding, <).. :u. Hicka- vllle Sept. 1, Auburn, Ind., 2. Angola 8, To- i-umseh, Mich., 6. Jackwu 0, Battle Creek 7, Klkhart, Ind., 8, Michigan City 1. Balolt, Wis., 10:- "Two Little Waif*," B, Lincoln I. Carter'* (0. Arthur Sellon, mgr.)—Falrfwld, III., 81, Ot- tuanra, la., Sept.' 1. AlbW 2, Oakaloosa 3, De* Molnea C-7, Boone. 8,' Kldota 9, llarsbail- town 10; ■" -...•...'.-. -..-: "Too Prond to Beg," Lincoln J. Oarter'a (Fred- erlck Klmbol, mgr.)—Chicago, III., 28-Sept. U, Hammondr Ind.,' 4, lndlanapoll* 6-7, Dayton, O.V'8-101' "To Die at Dawn" (J. M. Ward, mgr.)—Dayton, • )., Sept; 1-3.. "Thou Shalt Not Kill," Eastern (Frederick Si-Hiwnrta, ■mar.)—N. Y. City 20-8ept. 3,-At- ladllc City, N. J., o, «, Eosion, Pa.. 7, Scran- ton 8, Wilmington, Del., 0, Harrlsburg, Pa., 10. "Thou Shalt Not Kill," Weatern (Frederick Scbwarta, mgr.)—Parkeraburg, W. Va., 31, ZaMtvnie,' Ov Sept. 1, Dayton (Soldiers' Hetna) 2, Terr* Haute,. Ind., 3, Sedalla, Mo,, 5, St. Joseph 0, Lawrence, Kan., 7, Leaven- worth' 8, Soldlera' Home 8, Topeka 10. "Thou Shalt Not Kill," Abroad (Frederick Scbwarta, mgr.)•—London, Eng., 20-Hcpt. 24. "Texas Steer" (M. Bice, ingr.)— Wanlnor. Ida., :llv Spokane, Wash., Sept, 1, Yakamn S3, Ellens- imrg a, Taeoma 4,- Victoria, B. C, o, Nanalmo 0, Vancouver 7, New Westminster 8, New What- com) Wash., 9, Everett 10. ' :<!-- ■■-: "Two Merry Tramp*" (McVenn A Vetter, mgra.) —Owotonna, Minn., sent, l, Faribault 2, Man- kat* 8,- New lllm 4, Sloug Falls, ■So.- Dak., 5. "Town Qoaslp" (B. K. Wllbcr. mgr.)—Sacket Harbor, N. V., 31, Alexandria Bay Sept.' 1, Hammond 2, Morrlatown 3, Smith's' Kails, Out,, .1, ■ Almonte, u, Arnnrlor 7, Renfrew B, Pern- brooken, Mattsw* 10. "Thoroughbred Tramp" (Harry Darlington, mgr.) —Tolitca, III., 31, Danville Sept. 1, Cbataworth- 2, Hoopulonn 3, Peoria 4,- Decatur .1, Cham- paign, 0, Charleston 7, Terra Haute 8, Braail D.'Muuole 10. "Two Little Sailor Boya" (George H, Brennan, mar.)—Montreal, Can., 20-Sept. 3, Toronto 5- "Tlllie Olson"—St. Paul. Minn.. 28-Sept. 3. "Tea Nights In a Bar Itooin" (Mitchell A Daw-, man, mgra.)—Nappanee, Ind,, 29, Albion .'10. wolcottvllle 31,- Lh. Orange Sept. l; White Pigeon, Mich., 2, Coldwater 3, Borr Oak 8, QuTnCy 7, Bronson 8, Reading 0, Angola, Ind., 10, Jackson, Mich., 12. K Ulrlch Stock—Lag Angeles, Cal., '20. Indeflnltc. "Under Soutliern Skies," Eastern (Harry Doel Parker, nun.)—Brbtklyn, N. Y„ 2»-s«pt. 10. "Under Southern Skies," Western (Hatty. Doel i'srker, ragr.)—Chicago, HI., 28-Sept, .1, Keno- sha, Wla., 4, Sheboygan 6. Fond Du Lac 8, OHhkoah 7, Urcen Bay 8, Sterena Point 9, Eao Claire-10, - ' • "Under Southern Sklea," Central (Harry Doel Parker, mgr.)—Sanlt Sfe. Marie, Mich., 31; Manlatlque Sept. 1, Maranetto 2, Calumet 3, Hancock 5, Isbpentlug 0, Iron Mountain 7, Es- vBtiaba 8, Menominee 9, Neenah 10,' "Uncle Tom's Culiln," Al. W. Mtrtln'a (Ed. S. Martin, mgr.)—linllsiiapolls. . Ind,, 29-81, Frankfort Sclit. 1, Anderson 2, Kokomo 6, Marlon, 0., i, Newark'8, Wooater 9. "Uncle Tom's Cubln/> Stelaou's, Eastern (Qrant Luce, mgr.)— Morrlatown, N. J., Sept. 1. Orange 2,- Elisabeth 3,- Red Bank 5, Long Branch 11, Aebury Park 7~Tretfton 10. "Uncle-Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Western (Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Akron, O., Sept. 3, Nile* 5. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" (Ed. F. Davis, mgr<)— Ashtabola, 0., Sept 3, Rochester; l'a„ 5, Mc- Keesiwrt 6. Vandersrlft 7, Scottdale 8, Bamea- boro 9, Houtsdale 10. "Uncle Josh Perklua" (Frasee A Bay, mgrs.)~ dnldwoll, Kau., 31, Enid, O. T., Sept. 1, Guthrie 2, Shawnee 8, Norman 5. "Uncle Hea," Frank Adgms' (H. H. Wblttler, mgr.)—Winchester, Vs., Sept. 1. Martlnsburg, W, Vs., .2, Cumberland, Md., 3, Lewlstown, Pa., 6 Lewlaburg 7, Belief onto 8, Benora 0, Lock Haven 10. » .' "Uncle Josh Bprueeby" (Dave B. Levis, mgr.)— Saginaw, Mich., 28-31,. Battle Creek Sept. 3. V Van Dyke A Eaton (F. Mack, mgr.)—Darenport, la., 29-8ept. 18. Vernon Stock (BenJ, B. Vernon, mgr.)—Ooshen, N. Y.. Sept. 5-10. "Vivlaa'a Papha" (Rich ft Harrla, nujr*-)—St. Louis, Mo.. 28-Rent, 3, Pittsburg. Pa., 5-10, "Volunteer Organui" (Harry Martell, , mgr.)— St. John, N. 8.. 20-31, Calais, He.,-Sept. 1, Kaatport 2, Bangor 5, Watervllle -n. Angusta 7, Togns 8, (lanluer, Mass.. 0, Bockford, Me., 10. W Wulah, Blanche (Wagenhals ft Kemper, mgra.)— Orange, N. J„ Sept. ft, Bridgeport, Coon., 0, Merlden 7, Wnterbury 8, New Haven 10, N. Y. City 18:17. Warde, Frederick, anil Katberyn Kidder (Wagen- hals A Kemper, nigra. )•—Watertown. N. Y„ 2ft, iQgilenaliurg 20, Ottawa, Can., 37, Mar- quette, Mich.,.-20, Calumet 30. Hancock 31, labpchilng Sept. 1.- Marinette, Wla., 3, Apple- ton-8. Wauaan R. Duluth, Minn., u, West Su- perior. Wis.. T, Winnipeg. Man., 9, 10. - Walnsrrlgbt, Marie (Jules Murry, mgr,)—Btidge- port. Otttin.. Re|it. I, WIllaM, Kalbcrliie (E'lwsM C. White, mgr.)— PlatUbnrg,- N. Y., Sept. ft, Glens Falla 0. l*wlston. Me.. Sept, (MO. Stuart,'-;Rajpl» |R4wartl_ Thurnaer, draktllle 7. . Wllso*, AL H. jYale A Rlir*.-nigra.)—Phlladel- ■ihhy. Pa., 27-Sept- 3, Newport News, Va", 3, ; Ralph (Edward Thurnaer, mgr.)-r-Kon- Norfolk 0>, Petersburg 7, Rlchmond-8, Roanoke toltr/Mo.,Tr»-Sept. 3, 0tu^hh7K*>, 4-0, 9, KflfavUte: 'iStn.. IO,. ■, . ",.. z Oil/, la., 7, 8, Grand Island, Nebr., I). Welch, Joseph- (Sulllran, Harris A WmKIs, nigra.) R PlltteTO. -^eweyMDfty.N.'i.. 2n*cnt, J," ~ Wills, Nat M. (BrosdMlrat A Cutrle, mgra.)— N. Y. Cllr 27;8eiH. .1. Slonx Noftft . Sullj; Pan (Willi* Royer, mgr.)—Kingston, N, Y., Sept. 2, Po^hboiwle 8, Waterhury, Conu., 5, Merlden 6, Wllisted.7, llartfianl 8, Holyoke, Maaa., 9, Norlbhuptoh 10. Want and Vokea IE; D. Stair, mgr.)—Woreea- ter; Maaa., 29 Sept. 3, Bprlhglelo ft, Holyoke 8. North Adaius 7, AJbai))-. N. Y-, 8, (wwego U. Auburn Ipi K'!* <i. ' -, : Walters. JuW—Walls Walla. Wash.. 31. ' WoMsrd) Manrle Sheridan (B. L, Paul, ragr.) — Valley,. Mefara Hept. 5, Oenmbaa 9. Seward 10, Williams ft Walker, <Bnrtlg ft.Seamon, mgr*.)— N. Y. City 20 Sept. 10. Wiedemann's Klg Stock (J. Edward.George, mgr.) —Seattle, Wash., '29, IndeSafte. 1 Wiedemann Stock (Ed. Jeeobson, mgr.)—Port- laadf'Ore., 29, Indefinite. Wilson, Frederick H. (0. M. Cotton, mgr.)—El- wood. Ind.. 29Sept 3. Adrian, Mich, 6-10. Wlnnlnger Brother* Own (Frank Wlnnlnger, mgr.)—Oconto, Wis., 20-Sept 3, Wausau 5-10. Warner Comedy (BenJ. B. Warner, mgr.)—Pres- ton, Minn.. Sept. 5-9. Grov* 10. Wall)* Stock--Cheater. Pa., 39-8ept. 3, Bed Bank. N. J.. 5-7, Tarrytown, N. Y„ 8-10. Woodroff, Dora, Stock U. D. KUgore, mgr.)— <H«»gow. Ky„ 29-Srpt. 4. Franklin 0-11. " 'Way Down East," Wm. A. Brady'*— Belfast. Me.. 29. Rockland 30, Vlnal Haven 81.. Bar Harbor Sept. 1, Ellsworth 2, Mac-bias 3, Lnheo 5. Kaatport 0, Cauls 7, St John, N< II., 8-10. " Way Down East." Wm. A. Brady's—Bt Lords, " 'Way Down East," Wm. A. Brady's—Minne- apolis. Minn.. 28-Sept.' 3. St. Panl 4-10. "Way of the Transgressor"—Providence, B. I., 20-Sept. 3, Fall River, Mass., B. "Wedded and Parted," Sullivan, Harrla ft Wooda' —Philadelphia, Pa., 20-Sept. 3, Jersey City, N. J.. 510. "Wife in Name Only" (Oarlanrt Giden, mgr.)— Frecport, N, Y„ Sept. 2, Bnrllnglon, N, J., 3, Dover. Del.. 6, Wilmington a. York. Pa., 7, Columbia 8, Lancaster 9, Reading 10. "WbyiOlrla Leave-Home'' (Vance ft Sullivan, ingr*.)—Washington. D. C, 20-8epti 3. Ellaa- beth. N. J., 5-7. Wilmington, Del., 8-10. "Wedded. But No Wife" (W, J. Fielding, mgr.) —Flndlay, 0., 31, Toledo, Sept. IS, Chicago, 111., 6-10. "Whst Women Will Do" (H. M. Holden, mgr,)— Des Moines, Is., 29-31, Omaha. Neb., Sent, 1-3. Council Bluffs, Is., 4, Fort Dodge 5, Cedar Rapids 7. , "Working Olrl'* Wronga" (Howard Wsll, mgr.) —Terra Haute. Ind/.' 81, Danville, III., Sept. 1.- Springfield 2, Jacksonville 3. "Why He Divorced Her" (M. W. Taylor, mgr.) —Philadelphia, P*., Sent. 11-10. "White Tigress of Japan" (W. T. Keogh, mgr.) —N. Y. City 2t.Bent.-ft. "Waif* Paradise"—Philadelphia. Pa., 29-Sept 8. "Why Olrl* Oo'Wrong" (M. W. Taylor, mgr.) —Camden, N. 1„ Sept. 1-8. . • "Why Olrl* Leave Home" (Vance A Sullivan, mgrs.)—Gardner, Mrss,, 31, Fttchbnrg - Sept. I.- Webster 2, Woonsocket, R. I., 3, Attelhoro, Ma**., ft, Tanhton 0, Warren 7, Holyoke 8-10. 8-10/ "Why Woman Love" (Split A Nathemn, mgra.) —Providence. B. I.. Sept. 5-10. . < "Why Women Sin," Coast (Jake Murray, mgr.)— I transport. IniL, Sept, 5, El wood 0. Hartford City 7. Fort Wayne 8. 9. South Bend 10. "Why Women Sin." Central—El Paso, Tex., Sept.- 8, Waco 8, Honaton 7, Fort Worth 8, Hlllsboro 9. ■ "Way Out 1 West" (Mort W. Sanford, mgr.)— Owatonna,. Minn.. 30, Roctiester 31, ManJuto Sept. 1, Slonx Fall*, 80. Dak.. 2, 3. Albert Lea.'Minn..- fi, 0, Marsballtown, la., 8, Cedar Rapid* 9. ' "Wayward Son"—Chicago, HI., 28-Bept. 3. ¥• •.'-■- "Yon Yonson" (E. V. fllronx, mgr.)—Corry.Pa., .'ll, Mradvtlle'Kept. 1. Sharon 2, Yonngatawn,< O,, 3, Ashtabula 0, Nile* 0, Akron 7, Lorain 8, I.lms 9, Fort Wayne, Ind., 10, Hammond 11. "York State Folk*" (F. E. Wright,- mgr.)— Omaha, Neb., 28-31, Orand Island Sept. 1, Kearney 2; Oreeley,. Colo., 3, Denver .4-10, Ml'SIC A I.. Brooke's Chicago Marine Band (Bert Hall, mgr.) —Chicago. III., 28, Indefinite. Banda Roxsa—Kansa* City, Mo., 28-Sept 8. Butler, Helen May, and her I.miles' Military Band (J, Leslie Spabv, mgr.)—Omaha, Nebr.. 28- Sept. 3, Denver, Colo.-, 4-10. Black Pattl Troubadours .(Voelckel A Nolan, rogre.)—Rochester. N. Y.. 29-81, UUca Sept 1, Olehs Foils 2, Bcheuectady 3, Oneonta D. Blgg- bamton 0, Jamestown 7, New Castle, Pa., S, Connellsvllle 9, Unlontowu 10. "Banes in' Toyland" (Hamlin. Mitchell A Fields, mgra.(—Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 19-21. "Beauty and the Beaat" (Rosenbanni A Naoke- vllle, mgra.)—N. Y. City Sept. 19-Oct 1. Creators Band—Cleveland, o., 29-31.' Concert Boya Band (L. MercegUano, mgr.)— Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 28, Indefinite. "Chinese Honeymoon," Eastern (Sana S. Shubert, mgr.)—Aebury Park, ' N. I., 31, Brldgehm Sept 1, Norrlatown, Pa., 2. Pottsville S, Scran- ton 6, Haaleton 0, Shamokln 7, Mount Oirmel 8, Mahoney City 9, Eastoa 10. "Chinese Honeymoon,'.' Western (Sam S. Shubert, mgT.)—Blngbamton, N. Y., Sept 5, James- town. 0, Bradford, Pa., 7, Tltusvllle 8, New Castle 9, Wheeling, W. Va-. 10, "Circus Day" (H.. M. Relss, mgr.)—Lawrence, ' Mtfae., 29*31, Manchester. N. H„ Sept 1-8. Danlela, Frank (C. B. DllHAghaM,' mgr.)—St Loula, Mo., 21 Sept. 3,-Bpringfleld, 111;, '5, Hloomlngton 0, Peoria 7, (Jaleaburg 8, Daven- IKirt, 'I*;, 0,- Cedar Rapids 10. ' "i'oiblden Laud"—Minneapolis, Minn., Sept II- '17.' ■-,;..■:. " - si" Oluscr, Lulu, Opera (O. B. Dllltngnaro, mgr.)— Montreal, Can., 20-Sept 3, N. V. City ft, In- defuiite.' "Olltterlog Glory" (Joha O. Fisher, mgr.)— Montreal, Can., Sept.- 5-10. "Girl from Dixie" (Ueorge A., Kingsbury, mgr.) —Davenport, la., 31. Burlington Sept 1, Keo- kuk. 2, Quincy, 111., 3, Kanaaa City. Mo., 4-10. Hopper. De Wolf (W. A. Brady A Shubert Bros., mgra.)—Trenton, N. J., 29, Allentown, Pa., 30, Harrtsbnrg 31, Johnstown Sept 1, Akron, 0., 2, Norwalk 8,- Chicago, III., 4-17. Herald Square Opera (Frank T. Klntalng, mgr.) —Yoongatown, O.,' so -sept. 3. . Hager's Bund (Frederic Eager, director.)—N. Y.'Clty 29-8ent 10. "Isle of Bplce, ,r B. 0. Whitney's—N. Y. City 20, Indefinite. j Kilties Band (T. P. J. Power*, mgr.)—Cincin- nati. O..-28-Sept 5, Hamilton, Can., 6, Belle- ville 7-0. • ~ "King Dodo" (David Traltel, mgr.)—Trenton, N. J„ Sept. 3. . _ •■' Lyrle Opera (Henry Lea Velle, mgr.)—DslliB, Te».. 29-8eptll. ■• "Liberty BelleB" (Fred G. Berger Jr., mgr.)— Atlanta, On., Sept-1-8. McKee'a Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra (Frank W. McKee, mgr.)—Atlantic City, N.- J., 29-Sept IB. "Mother Ooose" (Klaw ft Erlanger, mgrs.)—St. Louis. Mo.. Sept. 4-Oct' 1. : "Miss Bob White" (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs.) —Atlantic City, N. J., 29-Sept. 8, Trenton 5, Salem 0, Cheater, Pa.. 7, Wilmington, Del., 8, Dover 9, Anuapolla, Md., 10. ' ■ . _' . "Maid and the Mummy" (Charlea Marks, mgT.) —N. Y. City 20-Sept 3, Philadelphia,' Pa., 5- Newlan'a Concert Band (Bob; Mack, mgr.)—Nor- wich, N. Y., Septl, Mttle Falls 2, Fulton 8, Oswego 5, Camden 0, Boonvllle 7, 8, Bt Johns- Till* 8, Otoveravllle 10. Naval Reserve Band (V. Boaatl, mgr.)—Cap* May. N. J.; 29-Sept 2. Pnelan'a Opera (E, V. Phelan, mgr.)—Portland, Mc UOBept. 17. Phasey Band (Handel V. Phasey, bandmaster)— Claremont. Park, the Brotuti N. Y; City, 29-- Sept. 10. Phlnney'a United Statea Band (Fred S. Phlnney, mgr.)—St. Louis. Mo.. 29-Oct 1. Fryer's, Arthur, Band—Aabury Park, N. J., 29- Sept 9. "Peggy from Paris" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Brooklyn, N. Y., 29-Sept. 8, Detroit, Mich., B- 10.- ■■ "PUT. Paff, Pout" (F. 0. Whitney, mgr,)—N. Y. City 20, Indefinite. "Prince of Pllstn" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Brooklyn. N, Y., Sept. 5-10. "Princess Chic" (John P. alocum, mgr.)—Mon- treal, Can., Sept 5-10. "Princess of Panama" (Geo. W. Ootthold, mgr.) -Bloomburg, Pa.. Sept. 2, Berwick 8, Sha- mokln ft. Lock Hareu 7. "Royal Chef„" B. C. Whltney'a—N. Y. City Bept I. Indefinite. "Runaway*'' (8am S. Shubert, mgr.)—New Ha- ven. Conn., Sept. 1, Asbm-y Pari, N, J., 2. 3, N. \". City 5-17. •■-, ■ ; . ■ Srlierr,. Frltal (C. B. Dllllsgliam, mgr.)—Cleve- land, 6., 2»-8ept. 8, Chicago,' 111., ft, Indefi- nite. Schumann-Helnk (F. C. Whitney, mgr.)—Detroit, Mich.. Sept. 12-17. . SoMsojatwl hbi- Band '(Frank Chrlatlaner, ragr.)— PiiUailelphla, Pa.. 20-Sept. 0. Mhanan, mat, and Harrlsburg 0, Pittsburg 7-17; I Shaunoh'a Twenty-third Regiment Band—Manhat- tan Beach, N. 'V.s 20, Indefinite. ;• Plater's Brooklyn Marine Band (C. M. Banes, ugr,)—Brighton Beach, N, V,, 28, indefinite, "Siiilan of Sulu" (Henry W. Hsvage. b'gr.)— Hrlwklyii, N. Y.. !ni*ep«. 3, Tvronto, Can.. C "jonS wmasMmSSK' Me., u, Bangor 7, Angusta 8,- Portland 9, BtddeTort 10.': '' . _ -* t „ v "SpWIMnder" (George W. Lederer, mar.)—N. Y. City'Sept. S.ladeBnlt*. • _.„„ "Sho-<lun'> J (Henry- W. 84vage, mgr,)—Boston, Mass.. 29, Indefinite. ' . , J' "Ssn-Toy" (Jobfi C. Fisher, mgr.)—LnnMog, Mich.,. Sept 1. Battle Creek «. So"^ BeH, tni" 3, Bockford. 111., B, laptgfllte, Wta., 0, Madison 7. West Superior 8, Dnloth, Mlno., 9, "Show Girl," B. 0. Whitney's—Oolumbtu, 0., 2»-Bept; 3, Cincinnati 4-10. " ' _ "Stroller*" (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgra.)—Man- hattan Bench, N. X- 2»-B<Pt- »■ Philadelphia, "SoutLern*'' (Oeorge' W..- Lederer, mgr.)—Boa- ton. Mass., 29-Sept 10. "Tenderfoot" No: 1 (W. W; Tlllotson, mgr.)— ■fa Loula, Mo., Sept. 18-24, "Tenderfoot," No. 2 (W. W Tlllotson mgr.)- Slonx City, la.. Sept B, Dea Molnea 8, 7, Oma- Unlted Statea Marine Band—Cbevy Chase, Md., 20*Sent ■ 30 Wills Musical'Corned v( John. B. Willi, mgr.)— "Wftard' of' 0«'.'" No. l" (Hamlin A . Mitchell, ■«hW%oV I-( 2 H 8 aX A 0 -Mltch,.l. mgrs.)—Omaha; Nebr., Sept. 1-3, Denver, Colo., 4-10. - - "Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—Ro- chester, N. Y„ Sept. 2. fl, Chicago, III., 5, In- definite. «., "Yankee Consul" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—Chi- cago, 111., 28-Sept 3, Cincinnati, 0„ 6-10. VABIKTy. Americana > (Edwin D. Miner, mgr.)—Boston, Ma**.. »ie»fc 8, N- Y. Olty 010. i ;_!_; Auatraliins (Hill ft Scrlbner, mgrs.)—Montreal, can.. 29-Sept S, Albioy. N. Y-, 0-7. Troy 8-10. Blue- Ribbon (llrla (Jack'Singer, mgr.)—Spring- Ueldr-MaiB., 29-31, Worcester Sept. 1-3, Boston Bowery Bprleaoiier*, Hurtlg ft Seamon's (Joe Hurtlg, mgr.)—Toronto, Can., 29-Sept 3, Mon- treal ft r io.. ; _. Bohemlatui (Thomas W. Miner, mgr.)—Chicago, lit. •28'Sept 3, Milwaukee, TVIs., 4-10. Bou'Toos' (IM. F. Rush, ragr.)—St Louis, Mo., 28-Sept. 8. Kansaa City 4-10. Brigadier* (Harry Martell. mgr.)—Clereland, O., 2».S«pt 8, Buffalo, N. Y.. 5-10. City. Sports (Phil Blierldau, mgr,»—Providence, It, I.i 29-Sept. 3. Boston, Mass., 5.10. j " Craotor Jack* (Harry Irfonl, mgT.)—Scranton, P4„ 20-31, Reading Sept. 1-3, Philadelphia 6- Cberry Blossom* (Butler, Jacobs A Iowry, ragr*.) .Wiineapolls. Minn., 28-Sept. 3, St. Paul 4-10. Corrlrie-lipera Bnrlewjue—Brooklyn, N. ; Y., 29- De'rer*'*." Sam—Indianapolis, Ind., 29-Sept 3, Chicago. .11):,- 4-10.. Dalnty'Dncbess (Weber ft Rush, .mgrs.)—Chi- cago, III,. 28-Sept. 3, Detroit, Mich.,. 4-10., De Lean's Comedians II. 'Kent-Conn, mgr.)— Bloomliigton,- Ind.,-20-31,' Washington Sept. 1-3, flreencsstle fi-7, Vlncenne* 8d0, Fay Foster Burlesquer* (Joseph Oppenbelmer, mgr.')—Boston, Mass., 20-Sept. 3, N. Y, Olty 5-10.- Gay Morning Glories (Scrlbner A Drew, mgr*.)— N.' Y. City 20-Sept. 10. Gay .Meaqueraders (Hill ft Scrlbner, mgr*.)— Reading, Pa., 29-31, Screnton Sept. 1-.1, N. Y. City 5-10. •...:.. .,-'■- ' High ' RoUera (0. H. Waldron, mgr.)—Pbllndel- phta.lPa.,.29-Sept 3, Baltimore, Md,, .510. Harkneas A Fox Vnudevllle—Monougahela, Pa., 5, 0, Shere Oaks 7, 8, Ellrabeih li, in. ■ Innocent Maid* (T. W. DInklns, mgr.)—White Plain*, N.. Y., 31, Wnterbury, Conn., Sept 1, New ' Britain 2. .1, New fomlon 3, (1, Bridge- port 7, Mlddlcowu 8, Merlden 9. Irwlh'a, Fred, Big-Show—Louisville, Ky., 28- Sept. 3, St. Louis, Mo..'4-10. Imperials (Harry W. Williams Ir.. ingr.)—N. Y. OKy 20-Sept.'3.' Brooklyn.'N. Y., 5-17. Jolly Grus* Widows (Roherl 1'iiltnii. incr.l—De- troit; Mich., 28-Sept. :l, Tule.li), 0.. 4-10. Jnck.'a, Sam T., Own (Wm. Bversole. mgr.)— -Worcester,. Mass., 20-31, Springfield Sept. 1-3, Peterson, N. J„ 5-10. ■ ', Knlckerborkera (Louis'Roble, mgr.)—Troy. N. Y.; 2B-H1, Albany Sept 1-3, Springfield, Mas*,, •5-7. Worcester 8-10; Kentucky Belles (Wbsllen Brolhera, mgrs.) — Washington, ■!>. C, 20-Sept. It, I'lttahurg,'Pti., 6-10..'. London Gaiety OJrls (Cliff W. Orant, mgr.)— Brooklrd,. N. Y., Sept. B-10. Merry Maidens (Butler, Jacolia ft Lowry, mgrs.) —Brooklyn, N. Y., 29-Sept. 3, Albany 5-7, Troy 8-10. Majesties. (Fred Irwlp, mgr.)—Kansaa City, Mo., 28-8vpt 3, Indianapolis, ind., 5-10. Moonlight Maids (Sullivan A Krauss, mgrs.)— Rochester, N. Y„ 20-Sept. 8, Toronto, Can., 610. New" York Stara (John 8. Baynor, mgr.)—St. Paul,'Minn;, 28-Sept. 3, Cbiesgo, III.,.4.10. Orplieum Borleiqner* (Lou Hoiumer, mar.)—WH- llnuiitlc. Coon., 81, Bristol Sent. 1. Waterbury '2, • Wlnated 8,.Hartford 5-7, SpringUeld, Mass., 8-10, ■ ' ' • ■■ Parlsun Widows (Weber A Rush, mgrs.)—Brook- lyn, N. Y„ 20-Sept 10. Reeves', At—Baltimore, Md., 20-Sept. 3, Wash- ington, D. C. 5-10. Rose Hill English Folly (Rice & Barton, mars.) —Albany, N. Y.. 29-81, Troy Sent 1-8,-Wor- cester,--Uaas..--8-7, Springfield 8-10; Rentl-Bantley (Abe Leavltt mgr.)—N. Y. City 20-Sept. 3, Beranton, Pa., 5-7,, Beading 8rl0. Rose Sydell's London Belles (Campbell ft Onrtln, "igre.)—Cincinnati, 0., 28-Sept 8, LoulSTille, ,Ky,, 4-10. | Rice ft Barton'B Big Gaiety—Newark, N. J., 2t- Hopt. 3, Paterson- 510. . Rellly .ft Wood's (Pat Bellly, mgr.)—Pblladel- SbU, Pa., .28-Sept 3, Reading 5-7, Scranton •10. Runaway Girls (P. 8. Clark, mgr.)—N. Y. Olty 20-Sept. 3. Jersey City, N. J., ft-io. Trans-Atlantlcs, Hurtlg ft Seamoo's (E. J. Oobn, ingr.)—Pittsburg, Pa'., 29'Sept 8, Cincinnati O.. 4-10. ■ ■- Tiger. Lilies (Scrlbner A Drew, mgrs.)—Pater- son,'N...J,, ,20-Septi 8, N, Y. City 6-17. Trocaderos (Waldron' ft Bryant mgra.)—Toledo, 0., 28-Sept. 8, Cleveland 5-10. Thoroughbreds (Frank B. Carr, mgr.)—Milwau- kee, Wis-. 28-Sept. 3, Minneapolis, Minn., 4-10. Utonlana (T. W. Dinklns. mar.)—Buffalo, N. Y., 20-Sept 8, Rochester 5-10. Vanity Fair (Robert MnnoheBter, mgr.)—N. Y. City 20Sept. 3. Newark, N. J., 610. World Beaters (J. Herbert Mack, mgr.)—Jersey Olty, N. J., 20-Sept. 8. Philadelphia, Pa., 6-10. MINSTHELS. Beacb A Bowers—Maquoketa, la.; 29, Indefinite. Bryant A SavlUe'a (Uus H. Saville, mgr.)—Har- rlsburg, Pa., 29-Sept. 3, Altoona 8-10. Dockstsiler, Lou (James. II. Decker, mgr.)—To- ronto, Can.. 20-Sept 3, Cleveland, 0., 6-10. Field's, Al. G. (Doc: Qnljley. mgr.)—CoUmbua, O.. 81-Sept 3, Richmond, Va., ft, Danville 0, (Ireensbnro, N. C. 7, Petersburg, Va., 8, Nor- folk 9, Raleigh, N. C, 10. Faust, TmI.Kj. (G. D, Caanlngham, mgr.)-r-Falr- mont, W. Va., Sept. 1, Weston 2.. Grafton 3, Curaperlnnd, Md.; 6, Wlncbester: Va., 0, Alex- andria- 7, Charlottesville 0, Lynchburg 0, South Boston 10. ' Gorton's (0. 0. Pearl, mgr.)—Taeoma, Wash., Sept. 1, Seattle 4, 6, Port Townsend O, port Angeles 7, Victoria, B. 0:,"8, Nanalmo 9, Van- couver 10,. New' Westminster 12, - Belllrtgham. Wash., 13, Olympla 15, Hnqulnm 10, Aberdeeu Greut Barlow—Cincinnati, O., 28-Sept 3. llnverly's (Oeorge A. Bnvyer, mgr,)—Cleveland, O., 20-Sept 3. Kersand's, Billy (C. J. Smith, mgr.)—West Plains, Mo., 31, Joneaboro. Ark., Sept. l, Memphis, TCnn., 2.' Mariana. Ark., 3, Little Rock 5, Hot Springs 0, 'Brtskley 7, Forrest City 8, Clarendon 0, Stuttgart 10. Kelly's Ladles (T. P. Kelly, mgr.)—Ottawa, Can., Sept. -1-3, Kemntvllle ft, Perth 0, Snilth'* Full* 7.-Amprlor 8. Renfrew 9, Pembroke 10. Rlclinnls.ft Prlngle'a (Rnsco & -Holland, inghu)— Shreveport. I.a... Ill, Marshall, Tex,, Sept. 1, BntTiilii UIH'M. Wild West, fW." Watt, F. Cody— Huntley, Hvotliiud 31, Elgin Sept. 1, luvenicwi 2, 8 (1 iVerU» .6, SterBikt 0,- Paiaky 7, Oreenock 8vBalunatea.ll. KjlinarnockllOr _ - -, Bonaesr Brothers— HUdreth. Nebr.. 81, Camp- belMept. 1.' Rlveriou. 2..Bed. Clood. 8. Guide SaW 5, iJiwrence (1, Nelson 7; Superior 8. Bnekeye (Lewis Pattemou, mgr.)—-Sidney, o., Sept. 6-10. Campbell Brothers—Plalnflek), Kan.. 30, Hoxle 3»,: Oakley Sept. 1, Wakeoey 2, Hays Olty 3, Ellsworth 5, ..,.--. Downle's. Andrew — Emmettsbnrg, Md., 81, Wayneeboro, Pa., Sept 1. Oreeneastle 2, Mer- cers burg. 3, McConnellsborg 5. Ely's, Oeo. 8.—Morton, 111., 81, Trlvoll Sept ft, Middle Grove 0, Elllavllle 7. Eorepangb ft Sells Brothers—Lancaster, .Pa., 81, Harrlsburg Sept 1, Altoona 2, Johnstown 3, Pittsburg 8, Washington 0. Fairmont, w. Va., 7, Clarksburg 8, Connellsvllle, I'a., 9, McKee*. port 10. Gentry Brother*' Dog, Pony and Monkey—Brook* lyn, N. X.. 29-Sept 3. _ Hargreaves—Lewlslon, Pa., 31, Hteetton Sept. 1, MMdletown 2. Coatesvllle 3. Philadelphia 15-17. Hunt's—Washlngtonvllle, N. Y., Sept. 1, Chester 2,< Florida 3..Monroe 5, Highland Mill* 0, Tux- edo 7. Mole, Walter L.—McCook. Nebr., 29, Arapboe, 30, Minden 31, Bloomlngton Sept. 1, Superior 2, Oeneua 3, Fremont 5, Missouri Valley, la., (1, Denlson 7, Carroll 8, Boone 0, Nevada. 10. Mackay'a (Andrew Mackay, mgr.)—St Loss, Mo., 20, Indefinite. Melbourn'a—Weyerbnuaer, Wla., 31, Bruce Sept I.< Lidysmith 2. . . . Norrla A .Bowe'*—Montlcello. la., 31. Fayetla Sept 1, Cresco 2, Prairie Du Chlen. Wis., ;i, I.a. Crosse 5. Pawnee Bill's Wild WeBt—Oneonta, N. Y., 31, Sidney Sept. 1, Blngharaton 2. Scranton, Pa., 3, Wlikeaharre 5, Slatlngton a. South Bethle- hem - 7, Qpakertown. 8, Doylestowu 9, Nnrrl*. town 10. . Rlngllng Brother*—Salem, Ore.. 31, Albany Sept 1, Eugene 2, Medtonl 3, Redding. Cat, 5. Marysvllle 0, Sacramento 7, Santa Rout .8, ValleJo 9. Oakland, 10, Robinson'*, John—Richmond, Ky.. 31, Winchester Sept. il, .Cynthlana 2,■; Frankfort 3,- Lontavllls 5. " ' ■ -" ' ; ..-''■■, ' .' - Slg' Sautelle's—Balaton, Pn., Sept. 1, Jersey Shore 2, l«k Haven 3, Driftwood 6, Empor- ium 0. Port Allegany 7, Coaderaport 8, Frank- llnvllle, N. Y.. ft.,-. ...; - Welsh Brothers—Centervllle,. Md., 31, Dover, Del., Sept. 1, Georgetown 2, Lewes 3, Snow Hill, Md.. 6, Millard. Del., 0, Delroar 7. Sea- ford 8, Cambridge, Mil., 9, Harrington, Del., 10. Wheeler's. Al:- T.-^-Wamervllle, N.- Y., 81,- Rich- mondville Sept. t. Worcester.2, Scheneous 3, Portlandvllle 5, Milford 0. . HISCRIXANEOim. Bnstock'fi Trained'Animal Arena (F. O. Bostock, mgr.b—Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y., 29, indefinite: . - Brlndamour.Co. (Frank Harrison, mgr.)—Char- lottetown, P.- E. 1., 31 -Sept. 3, Somerside E, t), Hprlnghlll 7, 8. Bnyllas' Big Sensation Show—New Waverly, Ind., .'II, Mexico Sept. 1, Chill 2, Roann 3. "Bombardment of Port Arthur," Pain's—Chicago, lib, 29, Indefinite.- Colossal Show* (!•::■ G. mlth, mgr.)—Sunderlln- vllle, Fa.. Sept, 1, r.alnes 2, Ansonlg 3, Stony- fort 5. Hoytvllle 0. Staterun 7. Dmlge & Bowmau—Decatur. 111., 31-Sept 3, Lincoln 6-7, Bloomlngton 8-10. De Mack's Big Show (Billy De Mack, mgr.)— Tulsa, Ind. Ter.. 20-Sept. 2. Broken Arrow 3-0. Flint*. Mr.- and Mm. (H. L. Flint, ragr.)—La Crosse. Wis,, 29-Sept. ■»., Appleton 5-11'. Great Mnndy Show (P. J. Mundy, mgr.)—Ra- cine, Wis.,. 20-Sept. 3, South Bend, Ind., 5-10. James Family Big Show I James ft u«h, mgra.) —Pewaukee Lake, Wl*., 29-Sepl. 3, Oconu- mowoi* 8-10; Lambrlgger'a Zoo (Hub Lnmbrlgger, mgr.)—But- ler. Pa., 20-Sept. 3. Indiana 5-10. Tiittle's oivmpb: Show—Albion. Pa.. 20-31. West Springfield Sept. 1. Ki'locgxvilli-, 0„ 2, 3, Aiuh- . tlnhiirsj ft, Englevllle 0, 7, Rock Creek 8-10. aaudevinrKottte p$n This Hat In made up n* iieurly ac- curate an It 1* iioaalule to nialte a Hat of vaudeville booking;*. To Insure In- sert Inn tn this department (lie name of the theatre or park, an well as the city or town, MUST accompany cai'li booking Kent iih. Aaron Brothers, Ninth ami Arch, Plilla., 20-Sept 3. • Ahixjtt, Annie, Freebody Park, Newport, R. I., 20-Scpt. 3. Aden Trio, Guveroator's, Atlantic City, N. .1., 211-Rcpr. '3. Adeline A Rubber, Empire, Ashtabula Harbor, O...29-Sept 8. Adauiinl A Taylor, Sohmer Park. Montreal. Can., 20-Sept. 3; Brighton. Beach, N. X., 5-10. Aiieic. jille., Frcebuily Park, Newport, ll. I., 20-Sept -8.. ■'.--'•' -' ■-.'• •' ■ Addison ' A Livingston, Edison, Helena, Mont., 28-Sept 8; Lyceum, Ogden, Utah, 5-10/' Agoiwt'Westou Co.) Chase's, Washington,. D. □., 20-Sept. 8. Aheriis,. The. Fair, Muncle. . Ind., 20-Sept. 3; Fair, Portland, Ind., D-10. Alexnuder 4 Hoffukn, Henderson'*, Coney Isl- and, N. Y., 20-Sept. 3. Alexander ft Kerr, Tteat, Trenton, N, J., 29- Sept. 8.. Allison, May, Keith's, N.. Y. C, 29-Sept 3. All ft Pelser, Athletic Park, New Orleans, 29- Sept. 3. Aldo.,ft Armour, O. H., Marlon, 0., 20-Sept. 3. Allison, Mr. A Mrs., Grand, Indianapolis, 20- Sept 3; Columbia, Cincinnati, 4-10. Alexandrine, Jille., Luna Park, Coney Island, N..Y., 29-Sept 3. Allen ft Delmain. Junction Park, Beaver Falls, Pa., 29-Sept. 8. Allaire/ft Cavllle. Novelty, Oakland, Cat, Sept 5-10. Allen, Searl A Violet, Olympic, Chicago, 29- Sept. 3; 11 ay market, Chicago, 5-10. Allen, Leon A Bertie, Caalno, Hampton Beach, N.-iH., 29-Sept 3. Amnions A White, Waverly Park, Lansing, Mich.. Sent -440., Amafta A Manola Family, Fair. Frankllnrllle, N.Y., 29-Bept 3: Fair. Little VaUcy. 5-10. Antrim A Peters, park, Beaver Valla, Pa,, 29« Sept. 3. Anderson A Brlegs, Park. Brockton, Msrs., 29- Sept 8 I- 0.- H„ Westerly, B. I., 6-10. Anderson, Madge, Fair, niroudanurg, i'a., 29- Sept- li. ■ Armfnia A Burke, Merrymeetlng Park, BruuH- wlck, Me.. 29-Sept 8. Anlello ft Bayard, Auditorium, Plilla., 29-Sept. Arvelio, Boulevard; Medtord. Mass., 29-Sept. 3. Arments-Tito Quartette, Auditorium, Phils., C8- Sept. 8. Artmao, Irene, Ludlow Lagoon, Cincinnati, 28- Sent 8." Arnold, Ren a, Sprlngbank Park, South Bend, Ind., 28-Sept. 8. , Archer's Filipino Girls (5), Freebody Park, New- port, R. I., 29-Sept. il. Archer Bras., Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 29-Sept 3. Arnoldsoo, Ada, Casino, Toledo, O., 28-Sept. 3. Ashton,. Josle, Luna Park, Coney Island, N. Y., 20-Bept 3. .- Ashtons (2), Poll's, Waterbury, Conn., 29-Bept. :l; Poll's,.New Haven. 6*10. ..-. Athon Family, Columbia, Olnclnantl, 28-Sept. 3. Atlantis, Highland Park, Galesburg, III., 29-sepl, Austin', Geo.'B., 6. O. H„ Chicago, 2-Sept. 3. Anburris (3), Pines Park,. Haverhill, Mass., 29- Sept, II. Avery ft Ilealy, Uulque, Winnipeg, Man., 29- Sept. 10. ell A Early, Orj Bailey ft Madison, Shea'a, Buffalo,' N. Y'., M- Axtell A Early, Crystal, Mllwankee, 29-Sept 3. Sept. U. Barrett, .Morjorle, Morn Park, Youngatown, 0„ 20-Sept. il. Raguley A.Foster, Athletic Park, Ruffnlo, N. T., 20-Bept.jr. Barlo**. The,.* Fair. Rome, N. Y., 20-8ept. 3; Lougvlew 2, Dallas 5, l-<orl. Worth 0, Hlllsboro - f*P>' 9g^ .r B l'V» _.'. • 7. yiiro - B;..TrmpIe 9, Taylor.Hi. ... Baj-iiesr Hani; - A Co.,. Orpheum, San Fran., .28-. el'*:' (John W. Vcgel. Ingr.)—Washington, n.V.li; WaynesbnrgJSept i, Cunhoiiaimrg 2. lehheiivllle. O... 3j_Rnat Liverpool' 6, Beaver Vogel sieunenvllle, Falls:.Pa;. (I, Salefn, o.. 7. anion 8; WnrdV H«»iy—nrloaVIlle. Mo., 31. Redalla Sept I, Clinton 2. Joplln'.V Webb City 4. ■ !l - ' TRUJ'P 1 SHOVVs. " Barnum ft Ralley's-JPednr'aaWan 31. Iowa City Sept l. Muscatine -2, Ottunttt'a :f, o«kaluos;i ft. Marshalllnvth 0, Dea Moines 7, Fort DKlge 8, Cherokee'-p, -Sioux City 10, Sept. 3. Burry. ft Wilson,. Henaeraon'a,- Coney Islaod, 8* V.. Sept A-lu. 1^^ • Barlta A-Rae,,Dreamland, Coney Island, N. Y„ 2li-Se|it. 4». . Flateinan. Tom. Doyle's, Atlantic City. N. J„ 29- Sent^S. •' Baggewens, The, Wlntergatton, Berlin, Ger„ 20- Keirt. 10. Bates.' Nora. Forest Park Highlands, St Lonls, 28-Sept. 8; Eatt-End Park, Memphis, Tenn., I-