The New York Clipper (October 1904)

730 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. October 1. MJW YORK STATS. ntiffnlo. -Ai tin- War Tliciilic (Hr. I'clcr P. Cornell, miiiingpi-l Mini'. Seliiiiiuiiin- Hclnk appears In "Love's Lnllery" Kepi. "'\MH. Willluni Morris In "Who's llrown V" 211- ■*% 1. Wind and Yokes, In "A Pair of i-iiiks." gave u lively ciilcrtiilnuicut lo very Uflllll business lllHt W«'k. Ti:iK TlltUTttN (Walter H. Ilnlilwlli, luim- iI«imi. -'I'lic Ituldwlu Mi'lvllli; Slmk Ot, at* iicni-H Mils week In "In tin- I'nlure ol I lie King.' - "Hiiplio" OK. S* •'When We Were nmly-iine" proved n good drawing at true- ArAi.l.MY TllKATtrK (ClinrlPH (!. 8li;veii», utnuMKiM').—Sfliini lli'i-iiiim. In "Wedded, Hut. Vo Wife," Ibis week. "Kscnpml. from tlie Jliiruiii ' nexl week. "The Factory Girl I laved lo mlvnntiige lusl week. I.yi-kim Thkxtiib i.l. I.nughlln. manager). --"Sky r"ltrm" Im the present offering. »e p k of (let. :i, Kellar. 1 lie nmglclnn. "Snore Acres" did fairly well Inat week. Convbntios il.vi.1. (H. I/. Meeeh, (-iisto- dliitil. —Political meeting*, society balls and functions are luc prlncliinl uses of the city a big house nt present. Many musical events are hooked for later In the Kail. StiKA'x (Jamik.n THWrU (M. Shen, miin- nui'n. —The preaent appearances Include: ltolK-rt llllllard. In "No. »7S;" Frank flush. Ti'iihroke, Lambert and Tentmike, NUWMl Trio, I.iicln and Vlafe. Curler and Bniford, Mme. Mcllch and Hloom and Cooper, the allendancc la Rood, aa uaiial. LAPATnTTH Tiikatui: (Charles M. HiiKg, inuiiucoi-).—Weber's Dainty liiichcss la Inc present eiKerlaltier. Sew York Star* follow. Jollv (inis* YVldowH pleaaed big gather nga. S\m:*. —The depiirture of John It. Stirling for lietroll, where lie la to I've, after u ten veins' sojourn In llnffiilo, lirlnga Dr. l'elcr t . I'ornell, tin; popular Academy manager, up town lo tlie Shir, where he will he manager. I'haili'H <!. Stevens, nuiniigr-r of the Iloilgt l»pera House, Lockporl, N. Y., now maiiiigiH the Academy The Association of he- ntrlcal MaiingcrH of lluffalo waa orgiinls'.eil •M al (he Tcck olllco. Miniager Wulter S. Iluldwln la-lag elected president ntitl Charles M. Itagg accrelury of the association, which uIho liiihnlcH Dr. I'. I!. Cornell, Mm 1-aiigh- lln und Michael Shea. II la Intended that Hie new ui-gnnlziilloii ahull bring I lie mem- Iters closer together In a lmnlne»N and aoela wuv mid Hint their combined efforts a hull iWult In pniciirlng Hie newest und beat Hie- alrlcal attractions for lluffalo. Hoi-ln'ster.—At Ihc Lyceum Theatre < M. K Wolff, iniuiiigcr) "Rubes In Toy und tie- llgliU'il cnpaclly nndlencea Sept. »»■-'• «•' H or musical extriiviigtiuza bus been alown pic IgMiielo Marllnelll, Mabel Harrison, ItosVlc Wviiii. Nellie O'Neill, (.'linn. OllJfW •".IMay lie (tousi. are entitled Jo words of praise, ('oiiiiueliiliillon la nlm. due Cleo. A. stone and Win. D. tlaalon tor """"J& I reiuelv clcv •ccenlrlc diincllig. ' I he Hem , , "Tlie Spider" were effectively done tg Win. Kchrode and Hold. IturiiM. reanectlvely. Win llorrla, In "Who'H Hrowii ( Ji. -'«•• NATiiiN.tr Thkatiih t.Mnx llurllg. inami- uei-l.— Will. Ilrnmwell. In "Captain llliri'liig- "ii." drew crowded lu.iiaea 1H-SI. Mr. Ilmtii- well, In iiMhiimlng three rulea. a bowed greii vVrHallllly. He Waa given cx.-c .-a tm» iwl l,v Cat he i ne CallioHli anil Hie otliera. fhc luv wbh luinilMoinely Klage.l. "Sheilock I iinea" l.biyed lo deHCrvedly capncItv biml- ,'k7"-'^4. Krrol Dunbar, In the title, role, viih very elfecllvc. The company aa a whole • a cxcellenl. A word of |irnlae la due Davl li vl-H- pnwi-rful liiiiicrKoimllon of I'rofeKwii \l , • iillv. •Whore Acrea" ST'SO, Kel nr und ilcjr Valmloii (apeclal cngngeiuciit) ilW, "'ii'akVii Tmhatub (.1. K. lloyle, mnnnger). :.'ti. Stain of Mulll." pleaaed fair hwwm lll.-jl. l--|i.i-cacc LcHllciuid Thoa. I'. riolci- .11.1 good work. iHitiic Hleln made a d a- ilu.l liiipi-i-HHlon In Ills apecliilly. .Iom. hunt- ley. In ••Kroiii «ag« lo Hlchea," drew good ""'I-ook"'^.!;..! IIoimi: 1.1. H. Moore, niaaa- ger).— An exc-lleiil bill plcnai'il hint week The following airmig hill la iinnoiin.-ed fi.i week of !IOl llemiinlin, Hie iiiaglclaii. Pin- lev and llnrke, Seven'It I Hlrdn. he l.v mill AmIiIcv, JiiIiii and Hei-lha tileaaoii. ••eo. II. Wood. Ilulb-y and Fletcher and the klaelo- ""t'.Hi'iN-ilHAX Tihuthh (Henry C .lacoba, ma linger I.—The Trocadeio Co., one of Hut I..-HI of lla kind on the road, iinmaed large iiiidleuceH bial week. Two ill rle*i|iien, Mia- l-iiinllv" ami -'The Virginian," were given, hi be olio were: Win. Ilurtell. Ihe Uriihniiis, Wlnli anil Mack and Hie World'a Comedy l-.uir. I.111II0H' matinee, which Im given Ml 1,1m houae every,Friday, la becoming .pilie popular. Jolly (iraaa Widows t!o. -JO mid W 'xol-K. -Ilraml tlolden Jubilee Concert of llo.lieatcr Mneiinerclioi- waa a gmt »jJ<J2« night of 2.'.. Marlon Weed wna the blight liiiillcular stiir. Alliini). At llariiiannn lllceckcr llall (It II. .Incoba, iniiniigerl Monilay nlgbl. Sept. II, Mildred Holland. In ;;Tlie Trmiuph of a KiiilireHK," was eapeclally pleaalng lo a huge audience. Frederick l.ewla imule n alrong tepreKKloa In "The Unveil," lilt. 21. a ..lay .ih.'wltig Ihe love Klory of l;< K'' r , l , A , l, '».^' , !' i ; rail' nUei.daiice waa aeen 22, When Weal a MliiKtii'ta gave one performance, to a gi»<c nI,,.,I IWWi" "Fben llolden," rf; 34, «»d til.- week lo good nHMllWm. Due J be l.tgbl- lu.use bv lite Sea" 211-28. "The Heart of Marylnnir* 2»Ocl. J. i;.mi-iiii! ill. It. .lacobH. miimigei).-- He- wiled al (lie Altnr." Sepl. II1-2I. pla.veil « u.iod iilli'iiibuice. aflern.am and evening, inn ••iiu TliankHglvIng liny." 22-21, conlliHiei In In vol. 'I'll-.' next iitlracliona here are J ho Fiictory tUrl," 211-2S: "The 1'eiUller, Jll- 'I'linrruu'H (llownrd (iraliam. I , ' , " 1 <'!' ,, . t inumigerl,- 'I'lie regular Full aeiiaon of li gli ,l»ss viiuilevllle opened Willi Odette Tyler. In "Tin. Mnld, Hie HnHW and the Man. .Iiilln KlngBley and Nelanu Lewis, Ihe Heed Ulrilii. Jiih. Hlclinioiid lileuroy, Kiilherlne Kom' mill Kllnore llalcb. tieiu-go K. Aualln and Udell and Hutlerworlli. Afleriioon and .•veiling Inst week llila hmi«e waa packed In the tluoi-a. Foe Sept. 2(1 and week: t luia .1. Ilosa anil Mabel , Fenton, Win. llonelll and Co.. Delinore and Lee. May Uam-om Con- vcikc. MiikHu- Lnrea (irlmni. llnlley and ll.'t.lier. /laka mul King. Htiai-li-Hevcio Jrlo mill Hie I'roctiU'Nioiie. li.MK-rv HI. H. Nichols, inaniigerL—Ihe lmperhil IturleKiiuera. 1II-21. enlerlalned liiit- Ictinnc liivera with mi exeelleul show which packed Hie house. The Moonllglll Jltilds fol- lowi-il 22 21. with .continued good IniHliieNs. •The Trust Hinder" and "Clilll Sauce brimglil out the tiileiils of lite conipnuv, wlilcli liii-lnded: Ci.le and Warner. Ucltly miiiI Currier. Can- mul llurns. l.zler and Weill, and Ihe MncHiiuns. Due: Serlbiiera Morning til.irles, In "The Devil's Daughter, 2II2S. and Ihe I'luplnus SIMM. I. . i ■ ■ Troy.—At the Lyciuu Thealre (ltiima (illliiin. iniiliager) Ihe Mortimer Stock Co. had roi.iI houses Sept. 111-2I. In "The Lost. I'liriullse." "In Ihe I'alnce of the hlng" 2(J- (),|. I. tiniMvni.P OmiliA HuisK (M. Hela, miinn- m,.||.._ "(in Thanksgiving Day" drew well Moid. IP-21. "Descried at the Allnr" hud [nil- hoimes 22-24. "The IVddler" Is due 2II-2S. "The Llghlhoiise l.v the Sea" 211-tlcl. I. Ilmi.vi, TiiBA-niB (W. II. ltuck, mumiger). • —'I'll Moonlight Malda drew good houses S.pt. 111-21. The Imperial lliil'lestpiers bud i: 1 liuiiMfK 22 21. 'I'he I'loplaiis are due 211- 2N. Morning lilorl.'H -J'.ill.'l. I. . , 1- — Mloili-il. - Al Kni'li'k'a tllen I'nrk I llerherl Salinger, i.ianagi'i i Ihe neasun was reopened last week, when n concert was given fur Ilitt benefit of the local lodge of Mm rubers. For week of 2(> the John U. Wills Co. will pre- edit "Swet'l Sixteen." UtAl.ni 'I'liKATnt; (F. W. McConnell. mnn- tiger).— ItiiHliiesii nt Ibis resort la umiaually good. I'eople for week of 20: Itobolns and Trent nun, Dornttta Kihtcra, Murie uirard, lloac l-Vlmnr. Lillian Do Vurc, Fntiny May und Ln.irii Martlcre. Kirrm.—Mary Itegliui hliuie, who since cloalng Hie Hummer aeiiaon with the Wil- liams I'lavera, has been nt her home In tills city, left Sept. 2(1 to Join the Itliby Stock Co. Manager Herbert Salinger, of Itorlck's (ili'ii I'ark, and Mrs. Salinger have signed with "The Fortune Teller" Co. for Hie s*u- holl, IIIoKliniiitoii. —Al the Stone Opera Huiihc (J. 1'. K, Clark, manager) Corse I'H.vton's Comedy Co. drew big IwalnesH Sept. 10-24. lviiimn Hunting. In repertory, comes 2U-Oct. 1. *•* Mitv .ir.Rsr.i. Newark.—At the Xcwork Thealre (?Lee oitolengiil. inanngei-i Lew Dockatnder and his minstrel company preaent many new Ideas and electrlenl effects this week In ■an entertainment which Is capital minstrelsy throughout. "The Prince of Pllscn" In- augurated ihe season Sept. 10-24 In a wny which satisfied large audiences last week. "The Karl of Pawtuckct" next week. < f Empirh (H. M. llyanis. inanHgcp).T— "David llarnm" appeals strongly to Uhe jintrons the present week with Its whole- some fun. .loo Hart nnd Carrie Dc *lnr entertained fair slued nuillencea In "I-'oxv Hrnndpn" last week. "The Fatal . Wed- ding" next week. Coi.iiMiiw (M. 3. Jacobs, . munager).— Stirring luelndranm agnln regales Ihe pa- trons here this week, with "Thou Shalt pot hill" us the bill. Iticldentul sensations 'In- clude: Loop the loop, Ihe horse race lind exhibition of menial telepathy. "One of the Finest" drew fair business lust week. "The Htaln of Unlit" next week. ■ • Ili.A.N'KY's Tiikatkh (J. II. Buckeii, mana- ger).—Thrills aplenty nrc given here this week by "Shadows of n (Jreat City." Robert Flt/.sliiiinoiiH, In "A Fight for Love," parked the bouse last week. "Drillers lu While Women" next week.. Wam.max.n's tW. S. Clark, munager).— The World Heaters descended on the lown -2(1 with n large chorus of show girls anil an entertainment which should please nil tills week. Ilellly & Wood's Show gave n lively burlesniie which has mil been equaled here In some time and filled the house nil Inst week. Clark's Runaway lilrlw will be here next week. Pitocrou's (J. Austin Fynes, gencrnl lnnn- ngcr).—Business Is brisk with the Fall Hen- sou opening and an excellent programme. This week Introduces May Hobsoli und her coiupiiliy lo Newnrk audiences. "She," In . Ihe iluiii.es; "The Four Klements;" Klein, Ott Urns, ami Nicholson, Auric Dngwell, Cnrnn nnd Fmi-iiiiui, Fred Htiiber, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lurry Shaw and Tnnnn complete n piirllcu- hirlv good bill. John C. Hlcn mid Sully Cohen were lienrllly npprechilcd, In "All the World Loves it Lover, lust week. Ni.tks. —Iver Anderson, the tenor, was leiuiioriirlly Inillsuosed hist week and his role In "Tlie Prince of Pllscn" was uskuiiiciI by the imilersliiily the llrst purl of the week. Aerlo 44, of I lie Bogies, gave Put Helllv n hearty recepllon last week. They niiciiiled III a body Thiirsday night, mid Inter lendered him a bunijiict nnd during Ihc fea- tlvlllcH presented hlui.wlth a limidsniiie ic nieinbrniice. i ■ TrenUin.—At Ihe Tnylor Opera House (L. Stiiildaril Tnylor, innnagerI "Cnndhln," Sepl. 20, lind fnlr business. ''The Slrollors," 22, drew a lurge house. "The Two Orphans" 24, "Foxy tlriindpa" 2(1, 2T, " 'Way Down Falsi" 28. 211, "(lllla Will He C.lrls" :l(). 111*. I. "The Only Wny" it, Mny Irwin 4, "Uollj Vnnlea" R, "Peck's Ibid Hoy" 7. K. » ' Siati: Sthkkt Tiibatiih (Friiuk II. Sbnllei-s, niaiingeri. —"Lights of Home," Sepl. 111-21, did fairly well. "Kidnapped In New York." 22, 2:1. I1111I good business. I'11 via Wnrlleltl 24, Jim, J. Corbel I. In "Puis," 2II-2S : "Dealers In White Women" 20, .1(1. "The Sign of Ihc Cross" Ocl. 1. "Iliiihel lloldsleln" iwj, "When Johnny Conies Marching Home" (1, 7, "The HI reel HI liver" 8. -. TliUNT [Howard S. Henlon. niiiiini;ei').— Lust week's show plense.1 good slxed hol)ses. Hill for 211 nnd week: Piiplntii. Colby mid Wuv, Sniii-I Johnson. Shorty and Lllllim He Will, Miller nnd Itose, Williams mid Dnr- inoilv. Hie Imposition Four nnd the blogrnpb. MHItCt'.ll Pt.KAStillH I'aiik (John L. O'llrlcn, uiuiiiiKi'i'). —The nllemlnncc wus lni-ge lusl week. Hill fur 20 nnd week: Courtney und Dunn, s ■iiii.'l mid Suowden, the Coopcrs.'uiKt hlllhiu. "the Terrible Turk." TUB INTHIINTATK FAIII opi'US Sept. 211, COII- llniilng to :io. The following vuudevllle and ilrcns I'eiilnres have been eimnged: Itlc.cn- bono's horses, tlie Potters, Sleln ICrt-etto's iii-robiils, Leu Schuyler, high diver; Orvltlc mid Frank, ncrohata; Morris and Howen, bar performers: Vaiiuniimiilo Itros.. Leiindo, In lumiilng Ihe gap; heeley llios., bug punch- ers, und t'liirn Hnllei'bil. 1 ■ lliilinki'ii.—-At the Lyric ill. P. Soulier. miiiuigor) liusliiess has been In every respect up to the usual siu 111I11 nl. "The Awakening ;•: Mr. Plpp," Sent. tS-21, wus excellent In every wny. 11ml "Her Mud Jlurrlnge," 22-24, offered enough sensiillnuiil matter l» please (lie most exacting. Coming: "Happy Hooli- gan" 2(i-2H, "Slaves nl the Mine" 211-Ocl. 1, •'llcarl ut Mnryluiid" 2-5. "When Women Love" tl-S, "Krom Hugs lo lllchcs" 012, "The Spun of Life" ]!MB. F.Ml'Hii; (A. M. Hi-UBgeman, proprietor).— The general uHeiiduiicu during week nt II) wus up to the average. The addition to last week's" offering was Tyree und Jerinon, Chalk Sannilers slid Wllllum Mundevllle. For Sept, 211-Ocl. 1 Ihe booking Includes Louis Simon, (irnt-u 'ini-dlner and i-oinpiiny, Steely, Duly tint! Coo, Ful'elle Wordetle mid coinpnny, Mu.lge Fox. C. W. Lltllelleld and Hie /oellrrs. Xhu in Hh.mmii.xt. with "The Awukc'iilng uf Mr. Plpp," Is meeting with greut success. 1 ■ Ji'rNey CU1>-.—"On Hie Ycllowstouc" proved lo be oue of the most Interesting nl- Irui-tIons (hat Ihe Aeudemy hua offered up 1 no ™ted. to ilnie. It wits well staged and prescn Kusliiess wits salisfactory. "Shadows of 11 lirenl' Clly" hua alwnys been an excellent offering, nnd, with specialties Introduced. Is stronger Iliilu ever ill Ihe Itljou. The Illue Itlhbiui filrls, nl Hie Hon Ton, made n good Impression, and their slay wus very success- ful. A»-.Mii;jiv (Frank K, Henderson, mnnnger). ~"Tn» r>llal Wedding," 2U-Oet. 1, to fol- low "David llnriim." Hi.ii.i (John W. Holmes, mutineer),—"A Flglil for Love," 2tl-Oet. 1, lo follow "The White Tigress of Jnpiin." Hon- Tux (T. W. Dlnklns. niiiniigi'r).— The Iviilckertmcki'l- HurleKijuers 2(l-Oct. 1. fol- lowed by the Australian ItUl'lesipiers ii-S. Ciiioilen.—At Hie Camdeu Theatre (M. W. Tnylor. manager) n must enthiisinstlc re- ception wua uceorderl "Why Women Sin" last week. Clifford P. Starch, na Wnds- wortli, was excellent, while Harry Burns us Sol Cohen, brought out the comedy In n very etipnble manner. "Unman Hearts" slniri-il in tin week's success. Bookings In- clude : "A Hot Old Time" 2ll-0ct. 1, "Happy Hoollgau" 3-tt. "Kidnapped In New York'JJl.8.. « »♦ "^ MUM. I'owimiN i.imnov Is one of the recent recruits society has given In llio Klage. Lust season she pluyed ..lie of the nilu.il- roles In W. A. Hriidy's production of "The I'll." This season she Is In the same cumnmiy. but bus 11 more tnijuirtuut role. VAUDEVILLE FEATURES WITH KD. F. RUSH'S BON TONS. SIM WILLIAMS, Ailing Manager. THK MONTE CARLO (UII.I.lO VA I HKS, WILLIAMS and ADAMS '■' In Black Face Styles aud Ilablta. THE MARVELOUS LIVINGSTONS, BO01KTY ACH0BAT8. GRACE LEONARD, THE AMERICAN VKBTA TttJUKt, MUSICAL SIMPSONS, ARTISTS PKEHIKR. Eilly-COOK i COOK-licn Mirthful Blending ot Comedy and Song. HOW TO BECOME A WIRE WALKER. A8EI.PINSTRL'0TOU. PrkeHlcts. BLAOKBY. 44(1 W, 16th St., Chicago. 111. FOH BALE—$75 Black Art Outfit. $36; filia- tes, $0.'.; Magician h Complete Out lit, $2u; Uionth of Flowers, $16; spirit Cabinet Act, $16. AIbo loo other bargains. Particulars for stump. IIKO. A. RIC E, 4 Underwood Ht-^nbtirn, N, Y. BASEBALL National League POLO GROUNDS.NEW YORK WITH CHICAOO SKI'T. UT, XH, »», 30. WITH ST. LOUIS, OCT. 1, i, 4, S. LOUISIANA. New OrlvmiN.—The Ttllnnc (W. II. Howies, mnniiKcr), beautifully redecorntcil nnd bniiilsoiiielv furnished, began Its season before a large nnd fusbloniiblc nudlence Sept. 18, having us Hie initial ill trail Ian Tim Murphy. He presented for the Unit lime here "Two Men mid A lllrl," a pretty little play, which scored heavily. Abundant up- phi use wns given the comedian and Ills Al supporting company. Others deserving spe- cial mention were: Mnooy Hiirlem. Walter Pennington, Chris Miller, Itobt (Hier, 1). .1. (Irlflln, Ilorotliy Sherrod. (Icrlrude Ilnlton nnd Louise Whllclleld. Amelia Itlnxhiiin Is underlined for week of 25, to be followed by "The Tenderfoot" next week. ('HKsi-u.vr (YV. II. Howies, inniuiger).— ■Miisnii and Mason, presenlltig 'l-'rlu and Snliz," upencd lu capacity 18. and big busi- ness followed all week. The Jelly coincdlnas are surrounded by 11 large company ot clever people, who throw plenty of life Into Hie musical farce. Numerous clever stieclultles nre Introduced during the piny anil the big chorus of lively girls do much lu making 1 lie performance cujuynble. "Tlie Devil's Auction" week of lio. Al. II. Wilson follows. I''BBXi.-n Oi-kha Hoksh (Hy. (Jrecnwnll, inniuiger).—"Dculei-s in White Women" wiih the olTcrlng by' the Hnlriwln-Melvllle Stock Co. week of 18, nnd opened innHnce and night to Immense business, with big crowds during the week. The melodrama wus hand- somely singed nnd presented by the company mul won much well earned iiiailuuse. "Km' Her Children's Hnkc" Is underlined for week of 3D, liiMM. ItPHU llorsi: ill. I?. Fourlon, II1UII- ngcr».—"Chnrley'a Aiinl" proved 11 big rtrnw- Ing curd al Ibis popular playhouse week of IS. opening niallnee and night lo canaclly. with big business all week. The delight fill comedy was handsomely presented by Ihc ilrun.l Slock Co., und curtnln culls wern numerous. Special mention Is due llei'lcuni l.ylell, L. I-'. .Morrison. Sidney Irwlng, John Duly Murphy, .Minna I'lillllps. Lorlmei- Demio mid Joscphliiu Sliei'wood for I heir clever work. Mention Is nlso due Stage lllreclor Scille.v Hl'own und Scenic Artist Elmer 1-1. Hwui-l for their work In staging the comedy, "lluiminlly" WMI of '.'5. Oui'imiM (Chiis. !■:. Ilray, muuuger).— This high class vuudevllle house opened lis iloors for the sensoii IP, (o capacity, mul large business ruled all week. The house looks 11s bright as a new iiiu und mi thu opening the Young Men's Cymitustlc Club, mi.' of the strongest gymnastic clubs In Hie city, uncalled lu n hotly, some Hircu hundred strong, bonded by 11 brims bund. Among those scoring hcuvlly Hie opening week were ; The Three .lacksons, Dorothy Neville. Hie Ktnplre Comedy Pour. Avery Slrnkoseli, Hoey and Lee, (illle Young mid Hrolber ami Mr. mid Mrs. Sidney Drew. The last mimed couple will hold over for week of SB. while Hie new bill will Include: lllckev ami Nelson, Murphy nnd Wllllurd. Julius Tauiien, lloue nnd Scott, Itnsiini Hros., Pern Mclroue nnd I ho nnlmnled pictures, NiiTIW,—Mnnnger CIuih. IC, Hrny, of the (irplietim, accouinunlcd by his wife, ar- rived Id, nnd Ihu couple registered ul lii'in'cliunil's Hotel, where Ihey will remain until their Hut. In St. Chiirles Avenue, Is completed Thus. Kllleen, the well known minstrel promoter und munngci-. wns Initiated Into the local lodge of Hlks week of 111.. .. Prof. ('has. 10. Plsher, muslcnl director, wllb Ills orclicslru, lias reialiued his.position wllh Hie Orpheiim for Ihe season "Old Hill" Trimble, (he well known mlnslrel. Is filling ihe position of doorkeeper und ndvorllslng ngent nt the (irplicuin Utulolph llnuieill. one of Ihc most promlneiit locnl iiewspnpcr seiilies. of nils city, has been selected its ndverllslng und press ugeiil for the liriinil tiiiera llouio. lake I'sher. formerly of West Und. Is now wllh the Orpuouui as us- slblnnt box oHtcc num. 4 » » Al.AHAJIA. Mobile—At Ihe Mobile Thealre 11. Tim- iienbnum, nmnngciO Chin-lea H. Yale's "llev- ll's Auction" came Sept. 1.1. matinee mi'l night, mid drew good business. It was the best spectneulur production seen here lu many seasons. Tim Murphy followed 1(1, I", two nights mul unit luce. In his two new pluvs, "Two Men nnd 11 lilt-l" and "When 11 Man Murrles." He met with excellent returns. Due: Aulellii lllngluini M, 14, Al. II. Wilson 110 Oct. 1. Jl.tSIMITTK TllKATItK (JullUS llllcl.lll'IIHU, luniinger),—The Pall season bus opened with u 1 ash lit this house. The old favorites are on liaud und 1111 excellent vaudeville bill wus wlliiessed week of III. Notes. —The regular senson at Monro.' Park closed with the Itobson Tlietitre ('o„ 17. It Is understood Hint extensive iilterntlons wilt lie made by Mnnnger Wilson, of Hip Mobile Light nnd Unllrond Co., before the opening of the next Summer season. The opera house will be enlarged nnd an up to dnte plnco will greet the patrons next year A lodge of Kngles has been Instituted lu this city. The charter role closed wllh 11 membership of one hundred and several applications lmve been received nt every meeting since. The roll contains the names of all representative cltl- *.ens and the future of Mobile Aerie la us- siired. «■» Mus. Pnnii' I.l mi, of ".."> Wnsblugliin St., Pnl.'i'son, N. I., dcalri's Inforinatlon regm-il lug Ihe whereiiboiils of her daughter, Jessie Miiltlnnd. TRIUMPHANT RETURN FROM ST. LOUIS OF THE "OFFICIAL" FAIR SINtiJBIt, GTJS EDWARDS Who Popularized All the WITMARK "Puis." During His Four Weeks' Stay at the Big Exposition. THE SINGING GUEST OF EVERY PROMINENT BAND AND ORCHESTRA ON THE GROUNDS Or«mnlz«r nr DIE Minstrel Fmllvali and Other Entertainment* at the Varlo n . State Iiu tiding!. In which he Knthnnlaatlcallr Launched Before Appreciative Matin from All Quarters of the Globe the Great Suceeue*, Among Them 1 "GOOD BYE, LITTLE GIRL, GOOD-BYE, By COBB and K I) W A It lis. "THE GIRL WHO CARES FOR ME, By COBB and KDWAIIDH. ' "SOMEBODY'S WAITING NEATH SOUTHERN SKIES," By I.A,Mil and BRATTON. ' "BECAUSE YOU WERE AN OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE, By JACOBS and HOBINEON. "YOU RE THE FLOWER OF MY HEART, SWEET ADELINE, By GERARD and ARMSTRONG. "THERE'S NOTHING NEW TO SAY, By I.l THRU and KOBYN. "LISTEN TO THE BIG BRASS BAND, By DAVE REED JR. I "LOUISIANA ANNA," By MADDEN and EDWARDS. "WELL RAISE THE ROOF TO-NIGHT," By Mcpherson, accooe ami perrin. Mil. EDWAHDB will i-miimi. lilt duties In the Professional Dupiirliiirnt of M. WITMARK «fc SONS, where he will be pleaaed lo meet t.li numerous frlentlH. FHrP I'r.,r.««loinii t'npieii to i'vrosnl'/.rd perforiiierit or llioae VA P1PT1C I UIiH.--- sending up-to-date programini.. —HO 1/dHUD. M. WITMARK & SONS, Publishers. Witmark Building, 144-146 West 37th Street, NEW YORK. LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE II.OIK TOWER. JJ »1 J> sum; miiiixv MEN, the Orcilest Tom or I'liiuofinlaoii.-i tji'iu-r istii.' flic i:iiltn-ni! I'iika 11 asia, wiih two iinrns on. i in iei(H. Pltm, with NMOl'SlntlDR, ttS. LIST rilKi; \VM. NKI.SdN, H V bii Nor rien Slrcoi, No. (Jsml.tliljto. M»«n. hide now : hum, wn'iiKiNo wonum niQ MKOHANICAI. 8IIOVV8 MA11K TO OHDKlt: one lino one i eml y to snip, l'rlcc very low. Kent! for ileacrlpllon. U. 11001), 108 Van Norden St., West Cimbrlitite. hi.kh. iiaiikv li. l.AMOUNT, Coiiiidlan, and l.til'lSK PAOI.KITK, Souhrolio. S|ht1,iIiii'h. 71I1 weok, Kil. Aiiiiorson'K "MlitnlKlit Cvor" Co viivritii.iMii ism l \txiiiT. wrlto rnr ternm unrt full psrtlenlsni, free. I'ltOK. I.lNfiEK- MAN. TIM North r.tli Stroot. l'lillRdel|Hils, I'rt, UAKOAIN8 IN NKW unit SecotiU lliuin l.iiu- lorn Oatllts, Kllmn. Kto. Throw swsy Tnnks nnd line New -ox vi,iTHK"iiiiH Mii.-hino: wolKlia a. r >n>, anil all right, oxiilhllorH sii.v. -im lllno Print re- firoiluclloiiH or now oomles Just out, Aoo.; Hllilc, o to 3Jii:., colored. I'eerlceH Exchiingo, 401 Dear- iKiru, OhlcHgo, III, . WANTED <t li i K - Itetil Mooli-luo Per- fornium, good All-Aroiind Man, iiml Skeli'h Tuna; no lioozorn; Blstcall lu llrsi lutter. Want Oculist mul Doolor roR. In Wis. 1)11. ANDKKW KANK1N, in'.--' w. llnrrlHoD St.. Chicago. lll»\V 'Xti dl'AUT IN MUOU IHXI-VKNS (vopji'lRht). " illiioioul NioliH, in.-. All kinds ant. MOKPllKT'S SCHOOL. 8;i7 N. Will St., Plilla., Pa. TllKATItK POR 8AL.K—Wise's Mnrkot Theatre, Toledo, Ohio. Long lease; low rent. Kcaion for helling, want, lo retire from show hiisl- iici-b. on'j vuudevl lo liouuo In oily open year round. JO HN A. WISH! . Pron. nn-t M»r WANTOiD—Uagtulan,give hour uliow; ueut with Marionettes, Punch Man, Party wllh first olass Plcturo Maohlno, Mketeh Team, Penmle tin pei-sotiator, Klectric Dtnuer. Hoy Singer. Ad.lrei" I'AOf, KKITH. Marlon. 8.0. ACROBATIC COMEDIAN AVANTS Aero- bslle Partner or l,ady Slngtr. 801,I,)NtiKlt, care nfOLIPPKR. WANTED—Lady Piano Player, Sight Koador and playsnisllparts. Hep.pcoplc«lilispcclHiiiei write, siato lowest salary. Kegairli to frlnida. AddrcSKSAM DRYANII. llryant's Comedy t'o., Kiitliiwa. Ky, WAN'l'KD-OoodAilltound Irish, Uuteli and niack faro Comedian tlmt can slog und (lance; ohunge for week. No Itoozers or Drunks. Limit, $10 aud c.vpeoiOI. HARRY F. MIL'.ER, • Manager King Mfd. f o., Drownell. Kan. WASTED—Oootl Sketoli Team to put. on auls and make 'oingo, Ocul play Irish Policeman, Party wiih Illustrated song mum, Irish Biddy. Sister Team with specialties, S. and 1). Soulirollo, and Hutch Comedian, Pianist. (Lady or dent), Agent who can route and book. State all and lowest first loiter. Salarlts in full every week. 1 pay hotel and It. II. after Joining, other specialty jiooplo write; Faroo Co. Ad. Joe L. (lech, Box 5ft. Iiolphos, Ohio. UKOWNK'H PliAY PAUTOKY.—With my »10 Copyrighted Plays 1 give Itlghts to Pro- duce for one yoar. 1 own tho following: '-The Poor Mr. Rich." "Man In tho Bnircl," "Child of tho Slums," -'Heart of Cnha," "Resurrccllon," "Plaything of Kate," "Queen's Counsel," "Ven- detta." "Light That Kall'd," "Pennn-lvanla Case." "Mr Butte from MontKna." 'Prince Otto," "Neil Owynne," "Recalled to Life," "Parsifal," "Carmen," "Moths," "Dora Thome." "Cast Ailrlfl ""Woorthtl Farm," 'Tsrjillse Valley,"oto. PLAYS and Vaudevlllo ACTS written to order, tinnghisnd sold, Address A. W. iirowne, 20i E. Huron St., Chicago, III. flAVR «OOOOPKNIN0 for CmiipiUnn wiih more than one spo'laliy; would like to liom■r.i.iu ■giioilSkPli'liTeain. slate all In llrnt leller. Piano Player vvrUe OKU. P. Wool', Ml. Clemens Me.l. Co., Traverse Cliv, illicit, Wanted to Invest $ for $ With a Ken.or Vaudeville Show Hist. Is liookod up. I prefer ono with hunil. I can avursge f :•<« weekly on medicine, or will accept salary of floo weekly. IOM JOHNSON, Campus Uotcl. Unroll, Mich. P. S.—Will take in par'norsliip an M, It. wllh capital or good Stagu. Iliroclor wllh plays tor iwo week slainla. COMPANY MANAGERS, ATTENTION. GEM OPERA HOUSE, WKHTI--IKI.1I, AIASS. (iroiiDil Floor Theatre. Now Looking Flrsl CIhkk Attractions; only house In cllv of ls.ootl; Lsrgv Stage; sealing capaolly, 1,028. Old Hoiihu closed. For open time, iiddrcss C CLINTON CLARK, Maniig er._ Music Arranged, Composed. Arranging Small Hong, o Purls, ft) cents. F, W. A, K lt HTSMAIt, 412 B. .lillll SI., N. Y._ SsTRTrnRS Songs, Ktc, Written. Svn.l Oftli 1 tntiB ltrt uip' lor Ksiimate and At lief- ernnces. Samplo Parody and fi Uags„lOc. MARY E. PROSPKRT THAYER,-J7& Pino St., Prov,, K. I' VICTOR VAMONT. HA It II'ON K SOIiOIST. Oood show, wrilo. a)0 G, Uth SI., New York Clly. WANTED, FOB TI1C HABRIIOTOH STOCK 00., PIANO PLAYER. Must Join on receipt of wire. Address K, A. IIARR1N0T0N, M ontlccllo, 'II. WANTED, A COMEDIAN WHO CAN SINQ TENOH. Must lie alioiit on. lull. Address or call M. E, II ANLHY, 20 7 K. Utll St., N. Y. Clly._ POE HALE OH KXCIIANGE—FliioPlniin- Organ, (0 Hummers,|playa 60 Tunes, ISO; |»l"" Small Self Plating Pipe organ, ao Ktys, plafK « Tiidcp, f in: Shadowgraph Otiiiti, ft. WANTED— Galalea (Wuaton make); Panornni or Picture Ma- Chllio Ollllll. II. U. WALLER, Borrjvlllc, Vn. AT LIBERTY—PIsnlBl. and Organist. Can also alng. Play by ear, hot. can give ref. Also play other Instruments. F.xn»rlence with mcd. showB. Adrtreaa LUTHER T. ADAMS, 417 Thomas St,, East. St. Lonl*. HI. WANTED, a stoariy position as Orchestra Ac- companlat, by lady professional; hotel or theatre. Address II., care of 0L1PPKR. POH SALE—sRedBroadololli Band Uniforms, brand new. Coats, Caps and Trousers, trimmed in black braid. Oood sizes. Were bought for fbow which does not go out. Send $a to cover exprcc. Will ship 0. O D.. *to, aliawlug full examination. R. M. DORlN, Box No 6011, Ilon csdale, Pa. W ANTKD AT ONCE—SlDglng and Dancing Sketch Team—man and wife. Other good mcrtl- clno performers; salary, fill double; S» ulncle: must be good; ladles and gentlcnun. BOBH1K FLORER, Hgr. Egyptian Remedy Co., Campbell, Neb., Franklin Co. THE ARNOLD HTOOK COMPANY can place a few 0001), HKMABLEpeople;boozers and (IIhoi ganlzri k not wanted, other" slate full particular-.— lowest snisrv, one. height and weight, and ir you do speela'ty. Beiis photo and programs, which will be returned. Iio not mlsicprosciii. t.e- MUM yon won't last. Address J. F. A8KOI.ll, Vorganlown, W. Va., 2d to 1; Piedmont, W. \a-. :i to S. _ "AT LlBERTV^TRIrong Med. Leeturrr, alralght lit acts; Magic, Venn llo.|iil.iii and I'uin -I. Hpcelalllcs; «.r will Join good partner who Is ,« hustler; If your broke don't wrll^. THUS. '•• FINN, American House, Piiislmi-g, Pa,