The New York Clipper (September 1904)

706 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. September 24. "Lltllo of Everything" (Klaw A Monger, inirw.)—Brooklyn, N. J'.. IIM Washington, D.-C 20-Ocl. 1. , „ . . "Lights of Home" (Ituscnqucst ft Parker, mgrs.) -JTronton. N. .f:. 10-21. "Little Hontcstcud" (William Mneaulcy, nigr.)— Cedar Rapids, la.. 21. Waterloo 22, Clatks- rille 2a. Eldnru 24. Webster Oily 20, Boone 27, Firry 28, Urlimell 20, Oskuloosn 30, OUmu- wa Oct. I. , „ , "Little Outrun" (George K. GUI. «Kfj)—.\' a ' Ion, Mi>.. 21. Salisbury 22. Klrksvllle 21. Han- nlhul 21. Alton. III.. 2".. Miirphyshonj 20, Cur- londalc 27. Cairo 2H, Ontrnllu 20, Mncennes, Iml., :10, Washington Oct. 1. "l.lttlc Outcast"—K, J. Carncnler>—Monmoiitli. 111.. 21. Ilurlliiglnii. In.. 22. Muscatine 20, Mo- llne. III., 24, Davenport, In., 25. Iowa City 29, Non-ton 27. .lucknun. Mich., 20. "Little Church Arounil (lie Corner" (Vance & Sulllvim, ingrs.i—ltrldgo]s>ri. Conn.. 20, 21, Springfield, Muss., 22-24, Brooklyn, N. \., 20- "l.lgutbuilw liy (lie Sen" (Vance ft Hiilllvon. ingrs.) —X. V. Oily 10-24. Albany. V \.. 20- 28, Tror sn-Uct 1. "Little Outcast" (R. A. Hunks, mgr.)—Ownssn. Midi., 21. Mount Pleasant 22, Boy Oily 23, Saginaw 24, Viissur 2(1, Flint 27. M Muck, Andrew (Klcli ft llurrls, lugrs.)—Isiwell, Mass., 21, Sulem 22. Maiden 23, Walthoni 21. Fltebbiirg 20, Taunton 27, Brockton 28, Nbw- l>ort. II. I.. 38, Kail Hlvcr, Mote., 30, New Bedford Oct. 1. . Miller. Henry (Charles Froliuiun, mgr.) Cbl- cngo, III.. 10-Oct 1. , _-„ Maim, 1-ouls IC. II. Dillingham, mgr.)—Fhllu- delphla. I'll.. 10-Oct 1. . „ Murphy, Timothy (T. K. Snuudcrs, mgr.)—New Orleans. I.a., 10-24. Morris, Wlllluin—Iluffnln, X. Y., 20-Oct. 1. Murphy, Joseph (George Kciuiey, mgr.)— Mon- Heui. Can.. Oct. 3-8. Mmitell, llobcrt It. (Mux HoaHnr, ingr.)—Water- villc. Me., 21. Bangor 22, Buth 23, Uockland 24. Ooiiconl, N. II., 20. MnnchCHtcr 27, Sprlug- lleld. .Mima.. 28, Northampton 21), North Adams :i0. Plttsnehl Oct. 1. MaeDowoll, Melbourne (Dave A. Wcla, mgr.)— Portland. Ore.. 10-24. Maaon mid Maauu (Broadhurst ft Currlc, nigra.) —New Orleans, I.a., 10-24. Lake Charlca 25, Beaumont, Tex., 20. Galveston 27. Houaton 28, KalliiH 20, Fort Worth 30. Austin Oct. I. MeAullffo Hlock (Srte McAullfte, ingr.)—Fall Hirer, Mush., 10-24, Brockton 20, 27, Woon- suckct It. I. 28-Oct. 1. Myrtle-Harder Stock, Eastern (W. II. Harder, mnr.)—I'ntiTBiin, N. J„ 10-21, Eaatou, Pa., 20 Oct. 1." Myrklc-Hardcr Stock. Wealeru (Eugene J. Hall, lugr.)—Rochester, l'a., 10-24, Oration, W. Va., 20-Oet. 1. Mi*the*, Cluru—Sault Sic. Marie, Mich., 10-Oct. 2 Murks Slock (Toui Marks, mgr.)—Winnipeg, Man., 10-21. Murks Bros. (Joe Murks, mgr.)—Orlllla, Can., 10-21. Bnrrle 20-Oct. 1. MnrkK Broa., May A. IlcII Marks (It. W. Marks, mgr.)—-Mniono, N. Y., 10-21, Ogdeuiburg 20- Oet. 1. Meyers, Will II., Stock (Sim Allen, mgr.) — York, t'u.. 10-21, Mauut Curtaoi 20-Oct. 1. Murriiy Comedy. Charles Lamb's—Mlddlctown, O.. 10-24. Kokomo, lud., 20-38, Hartford City 20- Oct. 1. Majestic Stock (Irving W. Mnllett, ingr.)—Hen- ulkcr. X. II., 10. Antrim 20, East Jatrrey 21, 22, I'l'tei-fliorii 2:1, 21, Hnrrlsvllle 20, Marl- boro 27, 28, Walpolu 20, Troy 30. Oct. 1. McDonald Stock (George W. McDonald, mgr.) — 1'oiilar Blutr, Mo., 10-24, Keuuctt 20-Oct. 1. Miller A- Bryan Stock (Frank F. Milter, mgr.)— Baton Rouge. Lit.. 10-Oct. 1. Muxuru & Sights CntuedlniiH (W. K. Milium & .1. W. Bights, nigra.)—Little Falls, Minn., 10- 2-1, Melrose 20-Oct. 1. "Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch" (Llebler & <•<!.. nigra.)—N. Y. City 10. iiuleilnltc. "MaiTlagc of Kitty" (Jules Murry, mgr.)—Uar- i-lsbtirg, Pa., 211. WheelImr, W. Va., 20. "Mure to Be Pilled Thau Scorned," Charlca K. Hloncy'a—N. Y. Oily 10-24, Providence, It. 1., 2»-oct. 1. ■Modern Viking"—Chicago, III., 20-Oct. 1. "Al'llss," Nellie Mellenry lS|«ncer * Abot-n, ingrs,—N. Y. City 10-24, Brooklyn, N. £, 20- Oet, 1. ' "Mouiubluer'a Daughter," Eaatern (W. F. Maun, mnr.)— Auburn, lud., 21, Columbia City 22, Illuilton 2:i, Marlon 24, Kokoino 20. Frank- fort 27. Crawtoi-dsTllle 28, Clluton 20, Terie llniile 110. Ill-mil Oct. I. "Moonsblnei'H Daughter," Weatcrn and Southern (Frank Dodge, mgr.)—Mnrluniiii, Ark., 21, For- rest City 22, Clarendon 20. Camden 20, Prea- colt ST, Uone 28, Aikadelphlu 20, Hot Springs HO. LIUIe lUajk Oct. 1. ••Midnight Marriage," Foiicaler & MlUcntlinl's (Fruuk O. lthouiles, mgr.)—NaahTlllo, Teuii., 10-21, MeinphlN. 20 Oct. 1. "JleFadden'B Flats," <!us Hill's (Clias. at liar- tun, uiki.) —Savannah, On., 21, Jacksonville, Flu., 22, Albany, (ill., 2.'l, Columbus 24, At- lanta 20. 27. Birmingham. Alu., 28, KuoxtIIIc, Trim.. 211. Cliaitauooga HO. Nuslivllle Oct. 1. "MlHHtnirl Olrl." Kaxtera, Frol Bayiuond's (Oeu. UeiUv. mgr.) —Oun-eit. Ind., 21, Albion 22, Kurt warm 211. Hi-van. (>.. 24, Wunseon 20, Naikilron 27, Ottawa 28, Paulding 20, Hlcks- vllie ;S0, North Baltimore Oct. 1. "Mlpsourl tlli'l," Weslern, Fretl Itaymoinl's (Hurry s. l|ii|i|ilug, mgr,)—Lowell, Mich,, 21, Holly 22. Curiinua 20, Fmrlervlllo 24, Howell 2U, Pontine 27, St. Johns 28, Flint 20, Vussur 30, Silglmiw (let. 1. "Mlilulght Flyer" (Kil. Anderaon. nigr.)—De- cntur, Iml,, 21. Portland 22. Alexandria 20, l-lln-ooil 24, Noldesrllle 20, Lebiiiion 27, Clreeu- lleld 28, Len-lsvllle 211, Kiilghlstown 110, Itlch- liuind net. 1. . "My Wife's Fanill.v"- Louisville, Ky., 10-24. "Miiloiiej-'s Wmldlng Day." Sheeley *: Young's— Tracy, Minn., 10, Luke Benton 20. Pipestone 21, Madison. ,So. Dak.. 22. Dell llajdds 20, Flniiilrcuu 24. Plene 20, lllgliinoi-c 27, Huron 2N. Waiei-lmvu 211, Andetou, .Minn., 00, Orton- vtlle Oct. 1. "Miigg's Luiullng," 1a!1o.v J. Freucli's—Canuudal- guu, K. Y„ 20, Dunkirk 24, Ashtabula, O., 20, Warren 27, Lorn hi 28. Nelll, .liimes ((.'harles Astor Parker, gen. mgr.)— Seattle, Wash.. 10-Oct. 20. Norlli Druthers ('omedtaus, Western (F. C. Car- ter, mgr.)— Ceilnr Yule, Kim,, 10-24, l-.rle 20- Oet. 1. North Brothers Conunllaus. Eastern (It. J. Mack, mgr,)— lKH'iitur, 111.. 10-24, Elgin 20-Oct. 1. Novllle, Marguret (William Cradoe, mgr.')—Fair- mont, W. Va., 10-24, Cumberland, Mil.. 20- Oct. 2. Noble lttotlicrK~ Hutchinson, Kiui., 10-24. Niillonal Sluck (Charles It. Hehml, mgr.)—Corn- wall, Can., 10-21, I-'ort Covluglon, N. Y.. 2(1- 211. Ilaullugilnn. Call.. 20-Oct. 1. "Nluel.v mid Nine" (Frank MeKee. mgr.)— Ilnwklvii. N. Y.. 10-24. N, Y. Clly 20-Ocl. 1. "No Wiilding Bells for Her." Forrester and Mlt- leulliul's —Boston, Mass., 10-21, Providence, 11, I., 211-Oct. I. "New York Day by Day" (Ucorgc W. Wluuotl, mgr.)—X. Y. Clly 20-Oct. I. "Nobody's Claim" (Chns. A. Ilolden, tugr.)—Chi- HP, III., 18-24. O tlleiitl, tJhiuineey (Augustus IMIuu, mgr.)— Sioux I'lt.v, In., 21, Oiniihn, Neb.. 22, 20, St. Joseph, Mo.. 21. Kansas Clly 20-Oct. 1. O'Neill. Nnuee—Huston, Mass., Oct. lO-IM. Osiuun-llo.vt Slock (John Osmuii. mgr.)—Clinton, N. C, 10-21. Mount Olive 22-24. Orris Obcr (Mcllovern & Tliebus, mgi-s.)—A|i- liletou. Minn.. 22-24, Montevideo 28-00. "Oilier tilrl" (Charles Frohmiiu, mgr.)—Spring- Held. Muss.. 21, Boston 20-Oet. 8. "Our New Minister" (Miller & Conyers, nigra.) MliuieaiHilN. Minn.. 18-21. New Ultn 2,">, Onutenuu 20. Wnusnu, Wis., 27, Autlgo 28, Fond -In I.oe 20, Oslikosh 00. N'eeuah Oct. 1. •'Over Niagara Fulls," A (Konlutid & Clifford, {ugrf. I—Wheeling. W. Vu.. 10-21, Kanesvllle, )., 22, l>«ylon (Soldiers' Home) 20, Cincinnati 25-Oel, 1. *'OTer Nlsgurn Falls." II (llowlaml A Clifford, iiigrs.l—Antlgo. Wis., 22, Wausaii SO, Mer- rill 21. Ithtucluuder 20, AVasliburn 27, Ash- land 28, liiiluth. Minn., 20-Ocl. 1. •'Over Niagara Fulls." 0.. (Uowlmul ft Clirfiird. ingrs.)- -Dlney, 111., 31, Ovutrulla 22, Mlch- lleld 20, Alton 24. East St. Louis 2<*>, Mexico, Mo.. 20. Fulton 27. Mnbcrly 28. Salisbury 28, Ul-uiiswlek ISO. Clilllleothe Oct. 1. "Only n Shop Olrl" (11. H. Wluchell, mgr.l— rrovldeuee. It. I.. 10-24. Camden, ft. ,T„ 20-2S. "tint of Hie Fold" (Henry II. Marks, mgr.) - Omul lliiplds. Mich.. IS 21. Saginaw BS OS. I.nnsltin 20. .Tueksuii 00, Battle Greek Oct. I. •■(tltl Arknnsuw." l-"reil llnynioud's (Merle II. potion, mgr.)- Cunlou, III., 21, I'ctcwburg 22, BeardsUmn 23, SpringBeld 24, Peoria 25, Kawaaee 20, Princeton 27, Ol to via 28, Pont lac 29, Cbatsworth 30. Falrbury Oct. 1. "On the Suwanee Blver" (K. D. Htalr, mgr.)— Louisville. Ky., 18-24, St. Louis, Mo., 20-Oct. "Oil the Bridge at Mlilulght," Eastern (Frank Onzzoln, mgr.)— Masslllon, 0„ 21, Akron 22- 24, Pittsburg, Pn.. 20-Oct. 1. "On the Bridge, at Midnight," Western (Fred Oar.- ado, mgr. 1—Salem. Ore., 10-21, Oakland. Oal.. 2.1, Hun Jnan 20, Stockton 27, Santa Cruz 28. Wntaunvlllo 20. "Ole Olson," B<ii Hendricks (William Oray, mgr.) —Oreensliure, Pa.. 21, Oil Clly 22. Meadvltle 20, Sluroti 24, Yoiingslowu. I).. 20. "Old Farmer Hopkins" (Frank S. Davidson, mgr.) —Renovu, Pa„ 21, St. Marys 22. Brockwny- ville 2.1, lleyiioldsvllle 24, Bnmkvillc 20. New lieililelinii 27. Parkers Landing 20, Clarion 20, Kviiiih City 00. Monongahcla Oct. 1. "On Thanksgiving Day." Vance 8c Sullivan's (E. Urecnunrg, mgr.)—Troy, N, Y.. 10-21. "One of the Finest," Edward J. Hassan's—New- ark, N. J„ 10-24. "Other People's Money" (Will F. Llndsey. mgr.) Dnraud, Win., 21, Wabaslia, Minn., 22, Itwl Wing 2.1, liiisllngH 24, St. CIoihI 27, Little Full* 28, Sauk Center 20. Ixing Prairie 30. "One Night In Jane" (Homer B. Day. bus. mgr.) —Chicago. III.. 18-24, Waukegan 2r,, Belvldero 20, Streator 28, Dubui|ue, la., 20, Clinton 30, Muscatine Oct. 1, "Old SI Htebblna," Dan Darlelgh—Wcedsport. N. Y.. 20, Clyde 21, Lyons 22, Newark 23, Pal- nil tu 24, I» Pat Ion, W. It. (J. M. Stout, mgr.)—Schuyler, Neb., 21, Wnlnsi 22, Beatrice 23. Murysvllle, Knn., 24, St. Joseph, Mo., 25, 20, Ottawa, Kun., 27. Preston, John A. fll. U. Crawford, mgr.)—Mar- shall. 111., 21. Boblnson 22. l'ayton, Corse, Stock (David J. llamage, mgr.) —Poughkecuaic, N. Y., 18-24, Mlddletown 20- Ott l. Paylou, Cotte, Comedy (J. T. Macaulcy. mgr.) —Binghomton, N. Y., 10-24, Allentown, Pa., 20-Oct. 1. l'ayton Sisters (Col. Frank Robertson, mgr.)— Hot Bprtngs, Ark., 10-24. Powelll'ortello. Eastern (Oeorgc J. Curtis, mgr.) —Cumberland, WIb., Oct. 3. Powell-Portclb. Eastern (Halton Powell, mgr.) —Wlnoua, Minn., 22-24, New Richmond, Wis., 28-Oct. I, "Pretty Peggy," June Corcoran (Arthur C. Alston & J. Eimnctt Baxter, mgrs.)—San Antonio, Tex.. 21, 22, Austin 23, Waco S4. "Peddler," Sam Thorne—Sullivan, Harrla & Woods' (Fred Block, ingr.)—Lawrenco, Mass., 18-21, Manchester. N. H,, 22-24, Troy, N. Y., 20-28, Albany 20-Oct. 1. ."Prisoner uf. War." Forrester & Mlttenthal's— Plttalmrg, Pa., 10-24, Brooklyn, N. Y., 20- OeL S. "Peck's Bad Boy" tl.eroy J. French, mgr.)— Do Kalb. III.. 21. Mollne 22. Kewanee 23, Peoria 24, Pckiu 25, Monmouth 20, Dclavau 37. "Peck's Bad Boy"—Lawrence, Mass., 23. "Policy Players'' (Uly S. Hill, mgr.)— Pitts- burg, Pa., 19-24, Dayton, O., 20-28, Columbus 20-Oct. 1. "Papa'u Boy"—Jackson, Mich., 24. 4 "Quincy Ailnnis Sawyer." Central (W. O. Suelliiig, mgr,)—Bath, Mc., 21, UockUud 22, Exeler 23. Salem 24, Lowell 20-Oct. 1. "Queen of the White Slaves," Eastern (A. II. Woods, mgr.)—.Mlddletown, Conn.. 21, Hart- ford 22-21, Stamford 20. Derby 27, Waterbury 28. Sprluglleld. Muss.. 20-Oct. I. "Queen of the White Slaves." Western (A. H. Woods, mgr.)—Deo Moines. In., 10-21, St. Joseph, Mo., 22, 23. Leuvenwortb, Knn., 24, Kunsns City, Mo., 25-Oel. 1. It Rogers Brothers (Kluw & Erlanger, mgrs.)—N. Y. City 10-Oct. 8. Hays, Johnny am! Emma (E. D. Stair, mgr.)— Toledo, O., 18-31, Columbus 22-24, Cincinnati 250ct, 1. Roberts. Florence (Fred Belasco, mgr.) — San Fruuclsco. Cnl.. 10-24. Ryan Stock (Daulel II. Ryan, mgr.)—Newport, It. I., 10-24, Mlddletown, Conn., 20-Oat. 1. Roe Stock (C. J. W. Roe, mgr.)—New London, Conn., 10-24, Salem. Mass.. 20-.1O. Uentfrow's. J. N„ Jolly Pathfinders—Fludloy, O.. 10-2-1. Kendallvllle. lud.. 20-Oct. 1. Royal Lilipulluiis, lius Hill's (Thomas R. Hcnrv, mgr.)— Atlantic City. N. J., 20-22, Reading 23; Allenlinvn 24. Rvsen, K. O.I Slock—Wuylnuil. N. X., 10-24, Bnlh 20-Oct. 1. "Rudolph and Adulph" (lli-ondhnrst i Ourrle, ingrs.)—Wlllluinstiorl. Pn., 21, Itenuvn 22, Hoiitxilalu 23, Johnstown 24, Clcarueld 20, Dn Bols 27, Rldgway 28, St. Marys 20, Johnson- burg 30, Wnrren Oct. I. "ltaven" (Muurlce Campbell, mgr.)—Albany, N. "Royal Slave," Northern, Gordon & Bennett's HSeorge K. Croniler. mgr.)—(Jreeuvllle. Pa.. 21. Sharon 22. Wnrren 20, Younirstoivn, O., 21. SfB^. •**.•.• 2 "' MeKeesiwrt 27, Monongahcla 2,S. Belle Vernon 20. Itochealor 30. Royal Slave." Southern, Gordon * Bennett's (Henry Rhickiiller. mgr.)—Lodl. O., 21, Mll- lersbnrg 22, Washington Court House 33. Wll- in iigton 24, Hlllsboro 20, Snbhio 27, Circle- villa 27, Lancaster 20, Logan :I0. Romiiiicc of Coon Hollow" (A. O. Allen, mgr.) „.r~ s, l' ol "" lc ' Wash., 21. 22, Seattle 25-Oct. 1. Runaway Match." Clint and Bessie Bobbins (Chase A Lister, mgrs,)—Centervllle, la., 21, Seymour 28, Princeton, Mo.. 24. Rabbit's Foot" (Pat Chappell*. mgr.)—San Marcos, Tex-., 21, San Anton la 22, Austin 23, Iti-enhum 24. Houston 20, Galveston 27, Beau- mont 38, Liiko Charles, La., 20, New Iberia 00, Morgan Clly Oct. 1. "Rachel Goldstein," Sullivan, Fall River, Mass., 20-28, Harris A Woods'- Suthern, li. 11., and .lulls Marlowe (Charles Froh- miiu, mgr.l—Clilengii, 111.. 10-Oct. 8. Stuurt, Ralph (Edward Turn-near, mgr.)—Salt Lake Oily, I.'., 21, Oakland, Cat., 23, 24, Sail Francisco. 25-Oct. 1. Sully, Daniel (WIIIIb K. Boyer, mgr.)—Man- chester, N. II., 21, Portsmouth 22, Dover 23, Blddefoi-d, Me., 24, Itockluud 20, Bath 27 Togus 28, Augusta 20, Watcrvlllc 80, Bangor Oct. 1. Shea, Thomas E. (Nixon & Zimmerman, mgrs.)— Brockton, Mass., 10-24. Boston 20-Oct, I. Smart Set, Una Hill's (W. B. Moore, mgr.)— Quebec, Cau., 10-21, Ottawa 22-24, Toronto 20- Oct. 1. Snow, Mortimer, Stock—Troy. N. Y„ 10-24. SlcelautltliH. The (C. M. Steelsmltli, mgr.)—Mar- cellne, Mu.. 10-24. Summer Stock (Win. II, Sherman, mgr.)—Ber- lin, 0„ 10-24, Colllngn-aod 20-Oct. 2. Sterling Stock iWlllliiiu Trlplett, mgr.)—Waler- set, In., 10-24, Sylvia Huintuitrs (Madison ft HoiikliiB. nigra.)— Cartilage, Mu., 10-21, Webb Oily 22-24, Shaw- nee, Okla., 20-Ocl. 1. Slles, Will C SIik* (II. 8. Ollbert. mgr.)— Joluislnwn, Pn.. 10-24, Washington 20-Oct. 1. Sewiinl Show (Fred Sowurd, mgr.)—Hudson. N. Y.. 10-24, BrockiKirt 20-Oi't. 1. Shaw Slock (Nalr ft Shaw, mgrs.)—Gallatin, Mo., 10-24. "Sky Farm" (Charles Frohman. mgr.)—Ullca, N. Y.. 24. "Shore Acres" (William B. Gross, mgr.)—Buf- falo. X. Y., 10-24, Rochester 20-28, Syracuse 20-Oct. I. "Sweet Clover" (V. U. Schnfer, mgr.)—Sentllc, Wash.. 22-21. "Slierloek Holmes" (Bollmer ft Gaintibcll, mgrs.) —Syracuse. N. Y., 10-31. Rochester 22-24, Wntorlown 20. Scrantou. Pa., 27, Wllkesliarre 28, Heading 20, Nurrlslowu 30, Uarrlsburg Oct. "SI Plunktird," J. O. Lewis (W. A. Junker, mgr.) —Peru, Iml.. 21, Huutlngtou 33. Wabasb 23, ■ l-oiraiispnt't 24, Fort Wuyne 20. Dclphos, O., 27. Cellnu 28. Greenville 20, S|irluglleld 30, Hamil- ton Oct. 1. "Slgu of the Craw," Nu. i (It, o, craerln, mgr.) --Wllmtnalun. Del.. 20, Rraillng. Pit.. 37, Hur- rlsbntg 28, Wllkeslmrre 20. Scrantou 80, Tren- ton, N. J.. Oct. ]. "Slaves of the Mine" <L. J. Movlu, mgr.)— Havre de tlriice. Mil.. 21. Wluchnsler. Vs.. 22. Hiigerstonii. Mil.. 23, Auiui|sills 24. llurllim- • X. .1., 20, Lukcwood 27, Hobokea 29- Oel. 1. "Stuln of Girtlt" (Ilnvlin ft Oaron. mgrs.)— Rochester. X. V.. 10-21, Philadelphia, Pa., 20- Ocl. I. "Struggle for Gobi" (Joseph Martina, mgr.l — Lowell. Mass.. Ill 21. Illdilefiinl. Me.. 22. An giislii 20. Watervllle 24. Ihith 2ft. llucklaiHl 3V. I'orismoulli. X. II.. 28, Kicler 20, tlniioiuil .'in. Wnlllinui, Mm*,, tvt. 1. ''Shadows of a Ureal Clly" (V. I), Jcltersou, mitr. (-Jersey City, N. J., 18-24, Newark 20- Oct 1 "Secrets of Uie Subway"—HsrrHburg, Pa., 22- 24. Elisabeth, N. J.. 20-28. "Span of Life"—Brooklyn, N. Y., 18-24. "Slaves. 0C the Orient" (Al. 8. Evans, mgr.)— KcWauee. III.. 20, Per 31. Danvllie 23. Cellar Rapids, In.,'21, Cedar Falls 20, Osage 27, Man- chester 28. _ T Thompson. Deuinan (Frank Thompson, mgr.)— N. Y. Clly 10-Oct. 28. . __ „.„ . , Thurston. Adelaide (Frank J. A Claxton \Wlatach, mgrs.)—Norfolk, Va., 22, Richmond 24, Char- lotte. N. C, Oct. 1. , _ „, Tangnay, Fjra (F. M. Nacrous, mgr.)—Baltimore, Mil., 10-2J. Washington, D. C 20-Oct. 1. Thropp, Olara (Shaw ft FlelBher. mgrs.)—Behl- Ing, JIlcli.. 10. Greenville 20, Alma 21, Flint 23, Saginaw 23. Bay City 24, Cadillac 20, Mnnlsteo 27, Traverse City 28, Petoikey 20, Kalkaska 30, I.udlugtim Oct. 1. Turner, Olara (I»« W. Jackson, mgr.)—Taunton, Muss., 10-24, Lawrence 20-Oct. 1. Thorne Dramatic (Frank A. Thorne, mgr.)— Charleston. W. Va., 10-24. Thurlier ft Nasher—Portland, Me., 10-24, Banger 20-Oct. I- . . „ . "Two Orphans" (A. M. Palmer, mgr.)—Hurt- ford, Cunii., 21, New Haven 22, Bridgeport 20, Trcutou, N. J„ 24, Phlladclphlo. Pa.. 20-Oct. 8. "Two Little Walfa," A, Lincoln J. Carter's (James L. Buford, mgr.)—Chippewa Falls, Wis., 21, Dulutb, Mln., 22-34, St. Paul 2o- •** '• . . „ . . "Two Little Waifs," B, Lincoln J. Carter's (Charles A. Sellon, mgr.)—Iowa Falls, la.. 21, Fort Dodge 22, Perry 23, Carroll 24. At- lantic 20, Shenandoah 27, Plattanwnlh 28, Fremont. Neur., 29, Blair 30, Mlsoarl Valley, la., Oct. 1. "Too Proud to Beg," Lincoln J. Carter's (Fred- eric Klmbal. mgr.)—Toledo, O.. 18-21, Grand Rapids, Mich.. 22-24, Detroit 25-Oct. 1. "Twelfth Night" (Joseph Shlpman, mgr.)—Lau- enster, Pa,, 21. Colmbla 22, Gettysburg 23, Carlisle 24, Cuarabcrsburg 20, Hagerstowu, Mil., 27. "Two Little Sailor Boys" (George H. Brenuan, mgr.)—F.lizabetb, N. J., 20-Oct. 1. "Thou Shalt Not Kill," Eastern (Frederick Schwarts, mgr.)—Milton, Pa.. 21, Danville 22, Beilcfnnte 23, Wllllamsport 24, Newark, N. J., 20-Oct, 1. "Thou Shalt Not Kill," Western (Frederick Schwartz, mgr.)—Claremore, lud. Ter.. 21, Muscogee 22, Lehigh 23, Sapulpa 24. Guthrie, Okla., 20. Reno 27, Norman 38, Oklahoma City 20, Ardmore, Ind. Ter., 30. "Thou Shalt Not Kill," Abroad (Frederick Scbwurta, mgr.)—London, Eng., 18-24. "Texas Steer" (M. Bice, mgr.)—La Grande, Ore., 21, Baker City 32, Boise, Ida.. 23, Po- catello 24, Logan. If.. 25. Provo 20, Salt Lake City 28, Park City 20, Ogden 80. "Two Merry Tramps" (McVenn ft Vettcr. mgrs.) -Aberdeen. So. Dak., 23, 24, Groton 20, Web- ster 27, Mlllbank 28, Gruccvlllc, Minn., 20, Ortouvllle 80. "Town Gossip" (Burt K. Wilbur, mgr.)—Her- mansvllle. Mich., 31, Norway 32, Iron Moun- tain 23. Florence 34. "Thoroughbred Tramp" (Harry Darlington, mgr.) —Wudsworth, O.. 21, Glllon 22, Delaware 23. Lancaster 24, Athens 20, Chllllcothe 27, Wash- ington Court House 28, Hamilton 38, Xeula 30, Sprluglleld Oct. 1. "Ten Nights in a Bar Room." Beecher ft Stanley's (Walter J. McDonald, mgr.)—Sprlnghlll, Kan.. 21. Missouri City. Mo., 22. Camden 23, Hardin 24, Ds> Witt 20, Sturgeon 2, Centralis 28, Mar- tlnsburg 29. New Florence 30. Jonesburg Oct. 1. "Tilly Olson"—Milwaukee, Wis., 18-24, Chicago, 111., SA-Oct. 1. "Texas Ranger"—N, Y. City 20-Oct. 8. "Tcu Nights In a Bar Room." Mitchell-Lawmau's —Grand Ledge, Mich., 22, Portland 23. Lan- sing 21, St. Johns 20, Owosso 27, Feuton 28, Holly 20. Pontine Oct. 1. "Thelinn" (Sneddeu ft Van Cook, mgrs.)—Manka- to. Minn., 21, Sleepy Eye 22, Tracy 23. Mar- shall 24, Watertown, So. Dak., 20, Ortouvllle 27. Wheaton. Minn., 28. Morris 20. "Trolley Party" (O. A. Newell, mgr.)—Westerly, R. I.. 21. SouUihrldge 22. "Trip to Egypt"—Coshnctou, O., 32. TJ I'lrleli Stock—Los Angeles, Co!., 10. luilcllnlle. "Under Southern Skies." Eastern (Harry Doel Parker, mgr.)—Waterbury, Conn., 21, New Haven 22, 23. Hartford 24, Amsterdam. N. Y., 20, Qloversvllle 27, Utlca 28, Watertown 20, Little Falls 30, Schenectady Oct. 1. "Under Southern Skies," Western (Harry Doel Parker, mgr.)—Minneapolis, Minn., 18-24. Ro- chester 20, Faribault 27, Owatonna 28, Muson City, In.. 20, Dcs Moines 30. Oct. I. "Under Southern Skies," Central (Harry Doel Parker, mgr.)—Kalamaxoo, Midi., 21, Cold- water 23, Tecsmseb 23, Adrian 24, Angola, Iml., 20, Fort Wayne 27, Wabasb 28, Logans- port 20, Pern 30, Lafayette Oct. 1. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"—Al. W. Martin's (Ed. S. Mnrtln. mgr.)—Canul Dover. O., 23, Masslllon 24. Tlfliii 20, Findluy 27, Lima 20, Lafuyctte. lad., 30. Decatur. III.. Oct. 1. "Uuclu Tom's Cabin." Stetson's. Centra! (Grant Luce, lugr.)—Atluntlc City. N. J.. 10-24. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Eastern (George Peck, mgr.)—Corinth, N. 1\, 21, Saratoga 22, 23, Schenectady 24. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Weslern (Win. Kibble, mgr.)—Sprluglleld, O., 22-24. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Northern (Al. Gould, mgr.)—Bello Plain, la., 21, Washing- ton 32. Keokuk 33, 24. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Ed. F. Davis'—Butler, Pn.. 21. Du Bols 22, Bradford 23, Kane 34. "Uncle Hra." Frank Adams' (H. W. Wlilttler, mgr.)—Hastings, Pa., 21. Bamesboro 22, Gal- litrer 23. Hopewell 24. Bedford 20. "Uncle Josh Perkins" (Frasec A Bay, mgrs.)— Coi-sIcnna. Tex., 21, Hillsnoro 22, West 23. Temple 24, Taylor 20, Austin 27, San Autonia "Uncle Josh Spruceby" (Dave B. Levis, mgr.)— Lincoln, Nehr., 23. 24. "Uncle Josh Spruceby" (J. P. Donoliuc, mgr.) — Hamilton. O.. 21. Xcnln 22. Chllllcothe 23. Portsmouth 24, Clrclevllte 20. Newark 27, New Lexington 28. V Vun. Billy B. (Sullivan, Harris ft Woods, mgrs.) —Ne.wburg, N. Y., Oct. 1, Schenectady 3, Am- slerdnm 4, echoes 5, Troy 0, Albany 7, S. Van Dyke ft Eaton (F. Mack, mgr.)—Clinton, la.. 10-24, Sterling. III., 20-Oct. 1. Vernon Stock (BcnJ. B. Vernon, mgr,)—Monti- cello, N, Y., 10-24, New Brunswick, N, J., 20- Oct. 1. "Vivian's Punas" (Rich & Harris, mgrs.)— Louisville. Ky., 10-21. Milwaukee, Wis., 22-24, Peoria. III.. 20. Davenport. Iu„ 27, Cellar Han- lils 28, Dea Moines 20, Ottawa, III., 80. St. Joseph, Mo., Oct. 1. "Virginian" (Klrke La Shellc, mgr.)—N. Y. City, 10-24, Providence, R. L, 20-Oct. 1. "Volunteer Organist" (Harry Martell, mgr.)— Nashua, N. II., 21. Lowell, Mass., 22, Man- chester, N. II., 23, Lawrence, Muss.. 24, Taun- ton 30, Wonsoukot. It. I., 27, Full Ulvcr. Mass., 28. Brockton 20, Now Bedford 30, Newport. R. I.. Oct. 1. "Village Parson" (W. E. Nankevllle, mgr.)— Petersburg, Va., 23. W Walsh, Blanche (Wsgeiilials ft Kemper, mgrs.) — Boston. Mass.. 10-Oct. 1. Warde, Frederick nnd Kuthrvn Kidder (Wagon- lulls ft Kemper, mgrs.)—Missoula, Mont., 21. ■ Spokane, Wish., 22. North Ynkitna 20. Ellon- burg 24, Seattle 25-28, Victoria 20, Vancouver 30. Ilcllngliuin Oct. 1. Wnliiwrlglit. Marie (Jules Murry, mgr.)—Lynn, Mass.. 31, Lawrence 22. Salem 30, Worcester 24. Gloucester 30. Marlboro 37, Taunton 28, New Bedford 28, Newport, R. I., 80, Haverhill. Mass., Oot. 1. Willanl, Kntlierlne (Edward C. White, ingr.>— Bangor, Me., 21, Skowhegau 22, Watervllle 23. Augusta 24. Portsmouth, N. II., 20. Dover 37, Concord, Me., 28, Manchester. N. It., 28, Nashua 30, Salem, Mass., Oct. 1. Wnrllehl. David (David Belasco. mgr.l—Enston. Pu.. 23, Trenton. N. J., 24, N. Y. City 20, ln- dednlte. Wilson. Al. H. (Charles H. Yale ft Sidney R. Ellis, mgrs.)— Macou. Ga.. 21. Columbus 22. Birmingham, Ala., 33. 34, Meridian, Miss.. 30. solum. Aln., 37, Montgomery 28, Peusacolu. Fla.. 20. Mobile. Ala.. 00. Ocl. I. Wills, Nat M. (ltrondhurst ft Currle, mgrs.)— Chicago. 111., 18-Oct.l. • Ward ft Yokes (E. D. Stair, mgrs.)—Buffalo, N. Y., 18-24, Cleveland, O., 2«-Oct. 1, Williams aud Walker (Hurtlg ft Seamon, nigra.) —St. Louts, Mo., 18-Oct. 1. Wallers. Jille—Porllaud. Ore.. 18-54. Wlllnnl. Hurry K.--lfc>rtliiiikl. (\>\n., 21, Lovelnnfl 82. Fori Collins 2Tt. Wlnil-.ni- 84. Central City 211, Idaho Springs 30. Wilson, Vi-pileriek II. (O. M. Collnn. mgr.l-- ypslluull, Mlvb., 10 21, Aim Ail-oi 2fJOv|. 1. Woodruff. Dora, Big Stock (J. D. Kllgore, mgr.) Psrli, Tenn., 19-24. , ™ k ... Wood. Fannie (Davis ft QS^'tS&tl™* hall, N. V., 10-24. Ticondcroga 3o-0«t- »• . Wledeuiann Big Stock <J. E.dwrge, bos. mgr.) —Seattle. Wash., 18, Indefinite. Wiedemann Stock (Ed. Jaoobson, bus. mgr.)— Portland, Ore.. 18, Indefinite. Wledenmnu Big Show (P. ft SSf-^tiSSl —NurlU Yakima, Wash.,- 20-Oct. 1, Spokane WInninger Brothers Own (Frank Wlnnlngcr, mgr.) —La Crosse. Wis., ll)-25. • • „ Wight ft Kulp Stock—Piedmont, W. Va., 18-24, Meycradale, Pa., 20-Oct. 1. . .. Whyte Dramatic (Cliarles Whytc, mgr.)—Lake wSo n n r wAle L rman°St^ck, No. 1(C. i|M« mgr.)—San Autonia, Tex., 10. Indeflnlte. Wllsiin-Walerman Stock, No. 2 (Will R. Wilson, mar.)— Houston, Tex., 10, indefinite. Williams Comedy (T. P. De Gaffereliy. mgr.)— Henderson. N. C, 19-21, ii Bockymont 22-24. Wallls Slock (Arthur Wal Is. mgr.)—Spl*"; ». J., 19-21, Royersford, Pa., 22-24, Brldgeton, " 'Way" Down East." Win. A. Brady's—Trenton, \ J 28 '*0 "'Way"Down East," Win. Av.BfftwfcS*? 1 Rapids. Mich.. 18-34. Cleveland, O., 2U-Oct. 1. "Way of Uie Transgressor" (Charles H. Yale, mgr.)—Rockland. Me.. 19. Togus 30. Angnstn 21. Watervllle 22, Bangor 33. 34, Calais 20, St. John, K. B.. 27, 28, Halifax, N. S., 20- "WMie Tigress" (A. C. Abbott, bus. mgr.)—Bal- timore. Md„ 10-34, Philadelphia. Pa., 30-Oct. 1 "Wedded nnd Parted," Sullivan, Harris ft Woods' —Uarrlsburg. Pn,. 19-21. Reading 22. Allen- town 23, Burlington, N. J„ 24, N. Y. City 28- "Wife In Name Only" (Garland Gaden, mgr.)— Norlhumlsjrlnnd, Pn.. 21, Jersey Shore 22. lock Haven 23, Clearfield 24, Phllllpsburg 28. Lyons 27. Altooun 28, Gtcn Campbell 29, Hast- ings 30. Johnstown Oct. 1. "Whv Women Sin." Eastern (M. W. Taylor, mgr.)—Camden. N. J.. 22-24. "Why Women Sin." Western (M. W. Taylor, mgr.)—Lansing, Mich., 21, Jackson 22. "Was She To Blame7" No. 1 (Jed Carlton, mgr.) —Shenandoah, la.. 20, Clarlnda 30. "Was She To Blame?" No. 2 (B. L. Paul, mgr.) —Wilbur, Nebr., 10. Crete 20. Hickman 21, Harvard 23, Doniphan 20. Grand Island 27, Wood Blver 28, St. Paul 30, Central City 30. Gibbon Oct. 1. "Wedded, But No Wife" (W. .7. Fielding, mgr.) —Indianapolis, Ind., 23-24, Buffalo, N. Y., 20- Oct 1. "Why Girls Leave Home" (Vance ft Sullivan, mgrs.)—Scranton, Pa., 18-21, Wilkes bar re 23- 24, Boston, Mass., 20-Oct. 1. "Why Girls Leave Home" (Vance A Sullivan, mgrs.)—Fraukfort, Ind., 21. "What Women Will Do" (H. M. Holden, mgr.) —Chicago, 111., 18-24, Louisville, Ky., 35- Oct. 1. "Working Girl's Wrongs" (Howard Wall, mgr.) —Cincinnati. O., 18-34. "When Women Love," Eastern (Frank W. Nason, mgr.)—Lawrence, Mass., 21, Waltkam 33, Gloucester 23. Ipswich 24. "When Women Love." Western (Frank W. Nason, mgr.)—Philadelphia, Pa., 19-24, Washington, 11. C. 20-Oct. 1. "Why He Divorced Her" (M. W. Taylor, mgr.) —Philadelphia. Pa.. 19-24. "'Way Out West" (Mort W. Sunford, mgr.)— Dayton. O.. 10-21. Colmnbtis 22-24. "Wayward Hon" (J. H. Springer, bus. mgr.)— Lincoln. Nebr., 21, Omnha 22-24. " 'Way Out West"—St, Joseph, Mo.. 20, 21, Des Molues, la., 22-24. Y "You Yonson" (E. V. Giroux, mgr.)—Belolt, Wis., 21, Juuesvlllc 22, Klouglilou 23, Madlsou 24. Watertown 25, Neenuli 20. Oslikosh 27. Marinette 28, Menominee. Mich., 30, Bscauaba 00. Calumet' Oel. 1. "York Slate Folks" IF. E. Wright, mgr.)—Sun Francisco, Cnl.. 25-Oct. 1. Ml SIC A I,. Alairii Opera (Milton ft Ssi-geul Aliurn, mgrs:)— Bultlmore, Mil.. 1-Oct. 1. B.rron Ojiera (B. W. No.ves. mgr.)—Ncwburgli. N. Y.. Ill Klngslou 20, l.'tlcu 21. 22, Scram.m, I'll.. 20, 24, Curboudalc 20, Plttston 27, Potls- vll Ic 28, Hazel ton 20. Brooke's Chicago Marine Band (Bert A. Hall, mgr.)—Chicago. 111.. 10-25. Black 1'attl Troubadours (Voelckel ft Nolan, mgrs.)—liiillniiapC'lis, Iml.. 10-21. Purls. III.. 22, Sprliigilelil 23. 24. SI. Louts. Mo.. 20-Oct. 1. "Billies In Tiiyloml" (llumlln. .Mitchell ft Fields. ■n.1—Kis-hesiei-. X. Y".. 10-21. Toledo, O.. 23, 23, South llcnd. lud., 24, Chicago, Hi., 20- Ocl. 8. "Burgomaster" (W. W. Tlllotson, gen. mgr.)— Seattle, Wash.. 18-31. Portland, Ore., 32-2-1. Concert Boys Baud (L. MercugUiinb, mgr.)— Dreniuliind, Coney Island. N. Y., 10. Indefinite. Canadian Jubilee Sliigurs (W. T. Cary, mgr.)— Sinitlivillc. Out., 10, Caledonia 30. Nellcs Cor- imrs 21, Tyrell 22. Aylmer 33. Mllvei-ton 34. Durham 20. Holuteln 27, Sbclburuc 28, Duudulk 21), IhMlun 30. "Chinese Honeymoon," Eastern (Sum S. Shnbert, mgr.)—Johnstown, Ph., 21. I.iilrohc 32. Greens- burg 23, Unlonlown 21, Churlerol 20, Washing, ton 27, sicnti-'iivlllo. O., 38, East Liverpool 29, (tunton 30, Youugstown Oct. 1. "Chlneso Honeymoon," Western (Sam S. Shubci'l, nicx.)— I.cMiifton. Ky., 21, Hamilton, O.. 22, Siirlngtleld 33, Richmond, Ind.. 24. Anderson 20, Ter in Haute 27, Danville. HI.. 28, Decatur 20, Bloomtiigtoii 30, Aurorn Oct. 1. "Country Girl" (J. C. Duff, mgr.)—Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 2-5. St. Paul 0-8. Daniels, Frank (C. B. Dillingham, mgr.)—Den- ver, Colo.. 18-34. Victor 25\ Pueblo 28, Colo- rndo Springs 27, Salt Lake City, U., 20-Oct. 1, Snn Francisco, Cul., 3-1S. English Grand Opera (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 10-15. "Forbidden Laud"—St. Paul. Minn., 18-24, Mil- waukee, Wis., 25-28, Indianapolis, Ind., 30- Oct. 1. Glance, Lulu (C. B. Dillingham, nigr.)—N. Y. City 10-Oct. 15. "Glittering Gloria," Isadorc Rush (Fisher & Ry- ley, mgrs.)—Dulutb, Miuu.. 22, 33, Minneapo- lis 20-28, St. Paul 20-Oct. 1. "Girl from Dixie" (George A. Kingsbury, mgr.) —Denver, Colo.. 18-34. Homier, Dc Wolf. (Sain S. Shubert, mgr.)— Battle Creek. Mich.. 31. Fort Wayne, Ind., 22. Marlon 23, Dayton, 0., 24, Cincinnati 20- Oct. 1. lruin Opera (J, P. Wiicadon, mgr.)—Belolt, Wis., 30. Oak Park. III.. Oct. 1. "Isle or Spice," B. C. Whitney's—N. Y. City 19, indefinite. Kilties Band (I. P. J Power, mgr.)—London, Eng., 24-0«t. 12. "King Dodo" (David Trallcl, mgr.)—Washing- ton. D. C. 10-34. Lyric Opera (Henry Lea Velio, nigr.)—Fort Worth, Tex., 10-34, Shrcvoport, La., 25-Oct. 1. "Liberty Belles" (Fied O. Berger Jr., mgr.)— Memphis, Tenn., 31, Jackson, Miss., 22, Meri- dian 23. Solum. Ala.. 34. May. Edna (Charles Frolimau, mgr.)—N. Y. City 18, Indefinite. Moyliew. Stella—Detroit, Mich., 18-34. "Miss Bob White" (Nixon & Zimmerman, mgrs.) —Baltimore. Md., 10-34, Charlottesville. Va., 20, Richmond 27, Petersburg 28, Suffolk 20, No<v|K>i't News 80, Norfolk Oct. 1. "Mother Goose" (Klaw & Erlanger, nigra.)— St. Louis, Mo.. 10-Oct. 1. "Maid and the Mummy" (Charles Marks, mgr.) —Washington, D. C., 10-24, Baltimore, Mil., 20-Oct. 1. "Mr. Wlx of Wlckham" (E. E. Rice, mgr.)—N. Y. City 10, Indefinite. Newhui's Concert Bund (Bob Muck, mgr.)—Cox- suckle, N. Y.. 21, Athens 22, Wuldeu 28, Goshen 24. Pkelan Opera (E. V. Pliclau, mgr.)—New Bat- ford, Mass., 10-24, Norwich, Conn.. 20-Ocl. 1. Pblnney's United States Baud (Fred S. Phlnuev, mgr.)—St. Louis, Mo.. 19-Ocl. I. "Peggy from Paris" (Henry W. Savuge, mgr.) —Cleveland, O., 19-23, Lexington, Ky., 20, Chattanooga, Tenn.. 27. Atlanta. Oa., 28, 20, Augusta 30. Columbia, S. O., (let. 1. "Prince- of Pllsen" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.l— Newark. N. J., 10-24, Brooklyn, N. IT, 20- Oct 1. ' . * "Prince of Pllsen," English (Henry W. Savage, nigr.)—London. Eng.. (0. Indefinite. 'Tltr. Puff, Puiif" (F. C. Whitney, mgr.)—N. Y. City 10, Imlcllnlie. "Princess Chic" (John P. Slocuin, mgr.)—To- ronto. Can., 10-34, St. Catherines 20. "Princess of Pananin" (Geo. W. Oottbold. mgr.) —Meaitvllle. Pa.. 21. * "Professor Nniailnni" IR. Wnde Davis, mgr.) .Inlinsinwn. Pn.; 22. 93, "ll-yiil nhef" (La Sella Theatre f\>„ nigra.)— PMrngn, in., to Oct. I. "Rmmnry*" <s«ni S. Sluihert. mgr.)—Bronklvn. ,K, Y., 1021, Plttshuig, Pa., 20-Oct. 1. ' Sciieff. Frltxl (C. B. Dillingham, mgr.)—Detroit Mich.. 10-24. Plttalmrg. Pa.; 2fl-Oct. I. ' Schumonn-Helnk (F. C. Whitney, mgr.)—Tulctln 0„ 19-24, Toronto, Out., 22-24, Buffalo, N. V 30-28, N. Y, City Oct, 8, Indeflnlte. Slater's Brooklyn Marine Band (C. M. Baron mgr.)—Brighton Beach, N. Y., 10-24. Sousa and his Band Frank Chrlstlaner, mgr.)— Bucyrus, ().. mat., and Mansfield 21, St. Marys mat., and Muncle, Ind., 22, Richmond 20. cm'. cago, HI., 24, 26, Mitchell, So. Dak., 28-Oct ] "Sultan of Sultt" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) cia^ clunatl. i).. 19-24, St. Louis. Mo., 25-Oct i "Silver Slipper" (John C. Fisher, mgr.)— ji 0 i,: treal. Can., 10-34, Toronto 30-Oct. 1. "8ho Gun" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—Boston Mass.. 10-Oct. 8. "San Toy" (John O. FIsber, mgr.)—Bewmau Mont., 31, Helena 22, Butte 23, 24. Wallace' Ida., 20, Spokane, Wash., 27, 28, Portland Ore.. 20-Oct. 1. "Strollers" (Nixon & Zimmerman, mgrs )— Boston, Pa.. 21, Trenton. N. J„ 22, Wilniine. ton, Del., 23, Chester, Pa., 34, West Chester 20, Norrlstown 37, Pottstown.28, Plttsvllle ",, Reading 30, PbffinUvllle Oct. 1. ' "Southenia" (George W. Lcderer, mgr.)—Phila. delnhla. Pa.. 10-Oct 1. a "Show Girl" (B. C. Whitney, mgr.)—Grand Rapids, Mich., 22-24. a "Sleeping Beuuly ami the Beast" (Rosenliaum ft Nankevllle, mgrs.)—N. Y. City lD-Oct. 1 "Tenderfoot." No. 1 (W. W. Tlllotson, gen. mur i —St. Louis, Mo.. 18-24. Cairo, III" 20 I'll ducab, Ky„ 27, Nashville, Tenn., 38, 20 Men, phis 30. Oct. 1. "Tenderfoot," No. 2 (W. W. Tlllotson, gen. mgr ) —Colorado Springs. Colo., 31, Leaiivllle "■> Aspen 20, Salt Lake City, U.. 20, 27, Sacra! mento, Ccl., 20, Stockton 30. San Jose Oct 1 Wills Musical Comedy (John B. Wills, mgr.'l— Waverly. R. Y., 19-24. * ' "Woodland" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—Chicago, "Wliard of' Ol," No. 1 (Hamlin, Mitchell ft Fields, nigra.)—Boston. Mass.. 18-Oct. 8. "Wizard of Ol," No. 2 (Hamlin, Mitchell ft Fields, mgrs.)—Sail Francisco, Cal., 18-Oct. I "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" (F. c Whitney, mgr.)—N. Y. City 20-Oct. 1. "Yaukec Consul" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.l— Philadelphia, Pa.. 19-Oct. 8. VARIETY. Americans (Edwin D. Miner, mgr.)— Pblludel- prlii, Pa., 10-34, Reading 20-28, Scranton 20- Oct 1. Bryant's, Harry C.. Extravaganza (C. H. Kenyan, nigr.)—Boston, MnsH., 10-24, N. Y. C, 20- Oct. 1. Blue Ribbon Girls (Jack Singer, mgr.)—Jersey City, N. J., 10-24, Philadelphia, Pa., 20-Oct. 1. Bowery Buriesquers, Hurtlg ft Seamon (Joe Hur- tle, mgr.)—Springfield, Mass., 10-31, Worces- ter 33-24, Bostou 20-Oct 1. Bohemians (Thomas W. Miner, mgr.)—St. Paul, Minn.. 18-24. Chicago, III.. 25-Oct. 1. Bon Tons (Rush ft Weber, mgrs.)—Chicago, III., 18-34, Milwaukee, Wis., 25-Oct. 1. Brigadiers (Harry Martell, mgr.)—Toronto, Can., 10-24, Montreal 20-Oct 1. City Sports (Phil Sheridan. Mgr.)—Scranton. Pn.. 10-31, Reading 32-24, Philadelphia 2COct. 1. Crocker Jacks (Harry Leon), mgr.)—Washington, D. C, 19-24, Pittsburg 28-Oct 1. Cherry Blossoms (Butler. Jacobs & I.owr.v. mgrs.) —Detroit, Mich.. 18-3-1, Toledo, O.. 25-Oct. 1. Columbia Vaudeville (George M. Slectli, mgr.)— Cambridge, O., 20, 24. Dcvere's. Sam — Minneapolis, Minn., 18-2-1, St. Paul 25-Oct. 1. Dainty Duchess (Weber ft Rush, mgrs.)—Cleve- land, ')., 10-24. Buffalo. N. Y„ 20-Oct. 1. De Leon's Comedians (I. Kent Colin, ingr.)— Cairo. III., 10-21, Auua 32-24, Cape Girardeau, Mo.. 20-28, Marlon. III., 20-Oct. 1. Fuy Fester Btirlesiuiers (Joseph Opucnhcluicr, mgr.)—Philadelphia. Pn., 10-2-1, Baltimore, Mil., 20-Oct. 1. Guy Morning Glories (Scrlbner ft Drew, nigra.)— Brooklyn. N. i\, 10-24, Albany 20-28, Troy 20-Oet. 1. Gay Mnsuiicrnders (Jos. U. Barnes, mgr.)—Pat- arson, N. j., ip.24. N. Y. City 20-Oct. 8. Higti Hollers u'. 11. Waldrou, mgr.)—Pittsburg, Pu.. 10-24. Cincinnati. ().. 35-Oct 1. lunoceiit Maids (T. W. I Muslim, mgr.)—Berwick, Pa., 21, Shenuudonh 23, Ashland 21, Columbia 20, Chester 27, Lebanon 28, Mlddletown 20, Lewlston 30. Irwin's, Fred, Big Sliow—Indlauupolls, Ind., 1U- 24. tlilcugo. III., 25-Oct. 1. Iiii|H?rlals (Williams ft Bums, mgrs.)—Albany, X. Y., 10-21. Troy 22-24, Providence, It l„ 20-Oct. 1. Jolly Gross Widows (Robert Fulton, nigr.)—Buf- falo, X. V.. 10-24, Rochester 20-Oct. I. Jack's. Sam T., Own—Wnonsockel, It. I.. 21). Knickerbockers (Louis Ruble, mgr.)—N. Y. Cily 10-24, Jersey City. N. J., 20-Oct. 1. Kentucky Belles (Whallen Brothers, mgrs.)— Louisville, Ky.. 18-24. St. Louis. Mo.. 25-Oct 1. Lafayette, the Great (T. G. Lafayette, mgr.)— Baltimore, Mil., 10-2-1, Washington, D. C, 20- Oct 1, Merry Miildens (Butler. Jacobs & Lowry, mgrs.) —-Boston. Mass., 10-24. N. Y. City Stt-Oel. t. MuJesllcH (Fred Irwin, lugr.)—Mllwuiikce, Wis., 18-2-1. Mlimeiiiiolls, Mlnii., 25-Oct 1. Muoiilight MnIda (Sullivan ft Kmuss. mgrs.I— Troy, N. Y., 10-21, Allisuy 22-21, Spiingliehl, Mush.. 20-28, Worcester 20-Oct. 1. New York Stars (John H. Kaynor, nigr.)—To- Icilo. O., 18-24, Cleveland 20-Oct 1. Orpbeuni lturlesnuers (Lou Homiiier, lugr.) - Lowell, Mass., 21, New Bedford 22-21, Buslou 20-Oct 1. Orphcum Show, Martin Beck's—N. Y, Clly. ID- 24, Brooklyn, N. Y.. 20-Oct. 1. l'urlslan Widows (Weber & Rush, nigra.)—Provi- dence, It I., 10-24, Boston, Mass., 20-Oct. I. Reeves', AL—Cincinnati, O., 18-24, Louisville, Ky.. 25-Oct 1. Hose Hill English Folly (RIcc ft Barton, mgrs.) —N. Y. City 10-24, Scrantou, Pa., 20-28, lleuillng 20-Oct. 1. Rontz-Snntley (Abe Lcuvltt. mgr.)—Baltimore, Md.. 10-24, Washington. D. 0.. 20-Oct. 1. Rice ft Barton's Big Gaiety—N. Y. Olty 10-21, Brooklyn, N. Y„ 20-Oct 8. Rose Sydell's London Belles (Camiibell ft Curl In, mgrs.) —Kunsus City, Mo., 18-24, Indianapo- lis, Ind.. 20-Oct, 1. Itellly ft Wood's (Pat Rellly, mgr.)—Newark, N. J.. 1D-24, Paterson 20-Oct 1. Runaway Girls (P. S. Clnrk, mgr.l—Reading. Pu.. 10-21. Scrauton 22-24, N. Y. Olty 30- . Oct. 1. Soutliciu Vaudeville (K. P. Carl, mgr.)—Salis- bury, Mo.. 10-24. Trans-Atlantic Buriesquers, Hurtlg ft Sennion's (E. J. Cobu. mgr.)—St Luuiu, Mo., 18-2-1, Kansas City 25-Oct. 1. Tiger Lilies (Scrlbner ft Drew, mgrs.)—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 10-Oct. 1. Trocoderos (Waldrou ft Bryant, mgrs.)—Roches- ter, N. Y., 19-24, Toronto, Cull., 20-0ct. 1. Thoroughbreds (Frank B. Carr, mgr.)—Chicago, 111.. 18-24. Detroit. Mich.. 25-Oct 1. Utopians (T. W. Dlnklns, ingr.)—Montreal, Can.. 19-34, Albany. N. Y.. 20-28. Troy 2l)-0ct. I. Vanlly Fulr (Robert Maucheslcr, mgr.)—N. I. City 10-Oct 1. World Healers (J. Herbert Muck, mgr.)—N. Y. City 10-24, Newark, N. J., 20-Oct 1. MINSTRELS. Unrlow ft Wilson's (Lawrence Barlow, nigr.)— Waynesljoro, Va., 21, Clifton Forge 32. Ilouee- verto, W. Vu„ 23, Ulutou 34, Gleujcun 311. Montgomery 27. Beach ft Bowers (M. C. Cnokston, mgr.l—Uunip- lou. In., 30. Clarion 31, Belmond 32, Clear Lake 23, Brltt 24. Dockstailer's. Lou—Pittsburg, Pn., 10-24, Newark, N. J., 20-Oct 1. Field's, Al. G. (Doc Qulgley, mgr.)—Mnrllwro, K.v.. 21. U'xlngtou 22, lonlsvllle 23, 24, Nash- ville. Teuu., 20, 27, Memphis 38, 29, Birm- ingham. Ala., Ou.'Oct 1. Faust, Ted E, (G. D. Cunningham, mgr.)— Kin- slon, N. C. 21. New iiuru n, vvllai.ugtou ii.i, l'loiencc. S. C, 24, Darlington 20. Sumpler 27, Oraugebiug 28. Chester 29, Rock Hilt 30. Great Barlow's (J. A. Cobunt, mgr.)—Gastonla, N. C 21. Spartanburg. S. C.. 23, Greenville 33. Anderson 24. Gnlusvllle, Ga„ 30, Cedar- town 38, Aunlston. Alu., Oct 1. Gorton's (C. C. Pearl, ingr, 1— Portland. Ore.. 21. Haverly's (George A. Buyer, mgr.)—Kansas Oily, Mo., 18-24, Jopllu 25. Pittsburg, Knn.. 20. Oktaliuma City. Okla., 27, Guthrie 28, Pueblo, Colo., 3(1. Colorado Springs Oct 1. Ill Henry's—Norwich, O01111.. 31. Danlelson 22. Smillibrldgo. Slass., 23, Webster 21, Wllll- luanlle. Conn.. 20, Kersand's. Billy (C. Juy Smith, tugr.)—I'llIshnrg. Tex.. 21. Muiuil I'lensHiil 22, Sulphur Sprlm:" »X Wlillewrlebt 24. Wlilteslsjm 20.. Pilot Point 37, eDnton 28, Alstyne 38, Wenlherford 30, Clebnnrne Oct. I. Ketley's L.vlms (Ttms. p. Keller, ni|?r.) —Men ford. Can., 21, Owen Sound ft. Wlarton -•-, WnlLerioii 21. Llstnwcl 20, M'liighiiiii -2i, Clin ton B«. Lucier's [V. J. Palmer, mgr.)— Hottsatotilc,