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1058 THEB 3SWW YQBK GUTP'PZm. MOBMBfin 31. 80, Lancaster 81," Columbia Jan. 2, Frederick, Md.. 3; Annspolii *• .' . ~ LllitBD Ly<m Stock (Frank J. Dean, togr.)— Oornnni, Mlcb;, 28-81'. «: ifii Comedy (Ai. S. Brass,- mm.)—Muicoda, Wis.,.28-28,*MfiM 29-31, Bennlniore JaO. 2-7; I.ockes, The (Will H. l,ocke»: mtf. )---SAllna, Kan., 2048, Lincoln 2!» rji, Abellne Jan. 2-4, Strong City C-7. I.jcenm Stock (R. 0. Graajean, mgf.)—Midlll, IDd. Tefi, 26-31.. t% • "Little Homestead" (William Micanley, mgr.)— Jonesboro. Ark., 28, Newport 29, Poplar BlutT, Mo„ 80.-Cairo, III., 81. ' " '• "Lyman Twin* at the Bices" (LymsJV Brothers, man.)—Bedford, lad., 28, Washington 20, Uarml, III., no. Mount Vernon 81, Murpbysboro Jan. 2,.Cape Girardeau, III., 8, Cairo, 111., 4.. Paducsll, Ky., C, HnrrlsUurg, III., 0, Mount Vernon; lad., 7, -Bviosvlllo 8. "Little Outcast," Geo. B. Gill's (Bnrt Jacob), mgT.)—Rochester, N. Y., 20-28, Syracuse 26- iff, Oloversvlllc Jon. 8, Judaea 7. _ "Utile Ontcist," B. Ji Carpenter's—Seattle, Wash., 21) -81, Ticoma Jaa. 1-8, Hoqnlatii 4. "I.Ittle Oiiteast."- (n. A. Hanks, mgr.)—Lebanon, Pa,. 28. Lancaster 29. .iNorrlstown 80, Coulee- rllle 81, Hoirrsford Jan. 2, Plice.nlxvlllo8, Lane- font 4, Maueh Chunk 0. Shenandoah 0, Potts- TOM 7. j -a ,„ "Little Chnrch Around rthe Comer" (Vance A Hrilllrnn, mors-)— Patsrson, N. -L, 20 ill. "Lighthouse by the Hon" (Vance ft Sullivan, mars.)—Indianapolis. Ind., 20-28, St. Louis, Mo'., Jan. 1-7, ..... ■ "Louisiana" (J. O. Jennajioiilo, mitr.)— Lafayette, Ind., 20, tfpft Woyne 27, 28, Lexington, Ky., 30, Frankfort 31. Knoxvllle, Tenn.. Jan. 2. Bir- mingham. AU., 8,"Mobile 4, Meridian, Mill., n, Hclmn. Ala.. 0, Montgomery 7. "Looping the Loop"—Paducah, Ky., 0. M Minsncld. RIchord (B. D. Steveni, mgr.)—PltU- burg, Po., 28-U1, St. Louie. Mo., Jan. 2-7. Mar. Bdna (Charley Frohman, mgr.)—N. X. City Muck, ■ Andrew (Rich ft Harrla, •■grs.)—Brook- lyn, N. X.. 20-31, Jeraey City, N. J.. Jan. 2-7, MUler, Henry (Charlea Frohman, ingr.)—Bolton, Mail., 20-Jan. 2.- . • • '. Minn, Louli (0. B. nllllngham, mgr.)—Mew Ha- rea, Conn., 28. Bridgeport 2V, Springfield, M«aa„ 30. 31, Worcester Jail. 0. , _ .' . Sliin.lir, Timothy (T. B. Blunder*, mgr.)—Toledo, ()., 28, £0, Columbus 80, 81, Dayton Jan. 2, Islington. Ky., 3, 4; Loulivllie 8-7. Mayhew, Stella (Stair ft Nlcolal, mgrt.)—New- ark. N. J., 20-31. • ' . Mnntell, Bobert B. (Mai Zoellner, mgr.)—Bar- rldburg, Pa., 28. Murphy, Joseph (George Kcnney, mgr.)—Oioi An- geles, Cal., 20-31, Mud Diego Jan. ?, 8, River- side 4, San Ilcrnardlno 0, I'aiadena 0, Bakers- -i Held 7, Fiesno 9, Han Jose 10, 11. Sacramento \ 12, 18, Htockton 14. , _ Hurray and Mack (Ollle Muck ft Joseph W. Txnoara, mgre.)—Bbawnee, Okla., 28, Ardmore, . I tig. Tor., 29, D'ntou, Tex., 30, B.1- I'aio Jan. >1. 2, Demlng, N. Met., 8, Douglas, Aria., 4, Blihee 0, Tpieon 0, Phmnlx 7. Mason and Masou (Broidburit ft Currle, mgt.) —Topeka, Kan., 28. ' • _ ., Monroe, Ceo. W. (Robert Monroe, mgr.)—Bridge- port, Conn., 20. . Melville. Rose (J. B. Stirling, mgr.)—San Lull Obispo, Oal., 28, Santa Barbara 20, Pomona 30, Pasadena 81, Los Angeles Jan, 1-14. Mellenry, Nelly (Spencer ft Aborn, mgri.)— Iinttle Creek, Mlcb,, 30, Jackson 31. Mong, Win. V. (George J. Curtli, mgr.)—Hank- Inspn. N. Dak., 28, Brltton, H. Dak., 80, McAiUlic. Jero (Col. Wlllini Stanton, ragr.)— Atlantlo City, N. J., 20-81, 1'oughkeepele, N. V., Jan. 2-7. Myrkle-IIarder Stock, Kislern (W. 0, Harder, uigrT)—Lewliton, Me., 20-31, Portland Jan. 2-7. Myrtle-Harrier Stock, Western (Bugene J. Hall, mgr.)~Ncwburgb, N. V., 20-31, Klugslon Jin. Murray ft Mackay (John J. Murray, mgr.) — York, Pa., 20-31, l^ilnnon Jan. 2-7. Marks Block (Tom Markn, mgr.)—Calgary, Alts, Can., 20-31. •' Mark! Broi. (Joe Marks, mgr.)—Stratford, Can., 20-31. Myers, .Irene (Will II. Myers, mgr.)—Lowell, Mill., 20-81, Holyoko Jan. 2-7. Myeri Stock (Sim Allen, ingr.)— Cbarlerol, Pa., 20-ai, Mononeabala Jan. 'i-7i Matbes, (3l»rai-Cslgary, N. W. T., Con., 20-30, Edmonton Jfrn. 3-19. 'i . MasoS Lillian- (N. M. Vedder, mgr.) — Stealing, Run., 20-31, Bllmwood Jib. 2-6, flulchtnao* 0, 7.' . - Mnck'ft Armour's Comedlani (Obii. Drew Mack, mgr,)—Ncvr Londuii, Win., 29-31, Hlicbdygau Jaq. 1-4.'' McDonald Block (George W. McDonald, mgr.)— V.-m Bnren, Ark., 20*11. Mock, Pen V., Stock—Nusliiia, N. H„ 20-31, La- conla Jan. 2-7. Murray (lom,edy (Oharlei Limb, mgr.)—Newark, O., 28-01. IdJirlella Jin. 2-7. " Maxim ft Sights Comedlani (J. W. Sights, mgr.) —Webster, B. Dak., 20-31, (Irowton Jan. 2-7. MrlTllle Dramatic ,(M. Melville, mgr,)—Horatio, Ark,. 30-31, Lockesbnrg Jau. 2-7. Mark. Svillnir— Montpeller, Ind.. Jan. 5-11. Mattlce Block (Ward 11. Mattlce, mgr.)—Falr- port s N..Y., 20-31. Montgomery ft Wood—Bonnetcrre, Mo., 29-81, KM- Hirer Jan. 2-4. Metrojiolltan Comedy (J. M. Wiener, mgr.)— IHiwnlnglowD. Pa., 20-31, Copo May, N. J,. Mooro'i Stock (P. A. Moore, mgr.)—Knit Piles- ■-tine, Q., 20-31. -'•Mrs Wlggs of tlo Calilwge Patch" (Ltebler ft Co., nigra.)— N. V, City 20-Jun. 14. "Mnrrlsgc of Kitty" (Jules Murry, mgr.)—Utlca, N. V.. 21). Haiton, Pa., Jan. 4. "Muiul Mailer" (I;. D. Iliondell, mgr.)—Slatlna- lon, Pa.. 28, Allentown 20, WssbloBtou, N. J., 80. Bending, Pn., 31, Shimoklu Jan. 2. "Midnight Mutrlage," ForreMer ft MlttenthiPl (Fronk 0. Ithwlri, mgr.)—Brooklyn, N. Y., 20-31, Cimden, N. J„ Jan. 2-4, Wilmington, Del., 5-7. • . "Moonshiner's Daughter." Eoatern (W. V, Minn, mgr.)—Waynesboro, Pn., 28. Uonongkliela £9, McKoei|wrt 30, tlnloniown 31, Olmrlerol Jan, 2. areensburg 3, Lntrobo 4, BlitMtown 0, Jobnitowu o, Tyrone T. "My Wife's Family" (I. Beldenberg, mgr.)— ;, Klyrla, 0., 28, Shelby 20, Mumllcld 30, Marloa "Mliirtlght Flyer" (Rd. Anderaou, mgr.)— Forest City. Ark., 28, not Springs 30, Little Rock 81, Newimrt, Ark., Jan. 3, Jouesboro 3, Marlnnun 4, Morrlllton 7. , "Mummy and the llnmmlng Bird" (Jules Murry, ingr.)—Paducah, Ky., Jan. 2. "MliMiiri Olrl," Riitern, Fred Ilaymond'i (Qeo. Bcdee. mgr.)—Belle Vernon. Pi„ 20,. Monon- gnbela 80, Chirlerol 81, Wkyneibnrg Jan, 3, Waihlngton 8. Welliburg, W. Vu., 4, Toronto, O., 6. Wellivllle 0, Cant Liverpool 7. "Mlwonrl Olrl," Wrslern, Fred Raymond's (Harry 8. Hopping, mgr.)—Farmlngton, Mo., 28, Iron- tail 20, De Snlo 80, Alton. 111., 81, Bdwardi- Title Jan. 2. Lltchfleld 8, BllUboro 4, Pans S, TuyloriTllle 0, Pawnee 7. "More to bo Pitied than Scorned." Chorine B. Blaney's—Norfolk, Va., 20-31, Richmond Jan. 2-7. "Me. Him ft I," Hurllg ft Beamon'a (Edwin J. Cohh, mgr.)—N. Y. City 20-31, Baltimore. Md„ .tab. 2.7. "McFsildcn's Flats," Ous Hill's (Charles B, Barton, mgr.)— Kiiiiiih City, Mo., 20-81, Hon- nliiat Jm. 2. Pnna, 111., 3, Terre Haute, lad,, 4. Dayton. O., B-7. •'Midnight KxprCTs" (Wilier B. Early, mgr.)— Linills, Mils., 20, Canton 31, Jickson Jan. 2. "Money Makers"—Now Haven, Oonn., 20, 27, Bprlncflald, Man,, 28, Witorhury, Conn.. 20, Mlddlotown 80, Hartford 31. N Nrlll. James (Edwin U. Noll!, mgr.)—Seattle, Wish.. 28-81. "- •■• «-.;•■ Nortti Brotliers' Comedlani. Western (Frank C, Corter, mgr.)—Austin, Tex., 20-28, Ban An- tonla nil, Nerllle, Margaret (Wro. Cndoc, mgr.)— Ktini- vllle, Ind., 20-31. Henderson. Ky.. Jan. 2-8. National Stock (Charles R. Bchia, uiit-.l—Tap- per Lake. N. Y., 20-81, Batauac Lake Jin; 2-7. Now Kngland Players (W. W. Lipoldt ft O. I. HntQblnMU, mgra.)—St. Atbini, Vt., 20-81. Newimn'i Rotertalneni—Aurora,' Mo.. 28-31. •'Ninety and Nine" (White ft Aihmiu. nigra.).— Pbllidclphta, Pa., 20-31. Patersou; N. J., Jiu. ■ MPs*™ •" • ' , ■■ "New York Day by Diy," (Oeorge W. Vlnnett. mgr.l-^trwtn. Pa,, 28. Leechturg 29, A It oca I - 30. Jobnitftwn 81, Lewlltowh Jon. 2, Lcwli- burjtia. Wllllamirlort 4, DahTllle 0, Bloonuburg ♦». -flgiteton 7. "No Weodlng Belli for Her." Forrester ft Mlllen- ttml's^Culeaso, III,, 23-31, St. LouU. Mo„ J1U.-1-7. 'Next Door," Bros. Uoycr (Jos. H. Arthur, mgr.) —Munclc, Ind., 28, Elwddd 29, Frankfort 81. I O Olcott, Chiuncey (Anguitos Pltou, mgr.)— Pblla- delphla. Pi., 20-Jin. 7. .' . . -, O'Nell, Nanco—Hartford, Conn., 28, 20, New Haven .10, Wnterlmry .11, Springfield, Mass., Jan. 4. Olyrapla Slock (Joseph Logan, mgr,)—Ottawa, 111.;- 25-31. Ounsn Block (John Oamnn, mgr.)—Durham, N, a, 20-31. "Other Olrl" (Charles Frohpian, mgr.)—Washing' ten; D. 0.» 20-81, Baltimore" MdT, Jan.' 2-7. "Our New Mlnlitcr" (Miller & Conyers, mgri.)— Jersey City. N. J., 20-31. Wilmington, Del., Jan. 2, Burlington, N. J., 3, , BrTdgeten 4, Chester, Pn.. B, Lancaster 0, Trenton,- N.-J., 7. "Over Niagara Falls." A (Rowland ft Clifford, mgrs.)—Syrnciue, N, Y., Jan. 2T-4; "Over Niagara J-alli." B (Rowland ft Clifford, mgrs.)—Jnekion, Mlcb., 28, "Over Niagara Falls." 0 (Rowland ft Clifford, mgrs.)—Man Dlegfl, Cal., 28, Blversldo 29, Bed- lands 30. Son Ilernnrillnn 31, Oxnard Jail, 2. "Out of tbe Fold" (Henry B. Marks. mgr.)<- l.nfoyotte, Ind.. 28. C'rowfordntllle 20, Kokomo 30, Springfield, O,, Jan. 2.' "On the Bridge it Midnight," FJustern (Frank (lanolo, ingr.)—Phllndflpbla, Pa., 20-31, Wil- inlngton, Del., Jnn. 2-4. ., .. "On the Bridge at Midnight," Western (Frank Oorxnlo, mgr.)— Dps Moines, In., 20-28, Mat- Klialltown 20, Oikalooin 30, OttumwA 31, Da- venport Jan. 1, Muscatine 2, Iowa City 8. Mar- engo 4, What Cheer 8, Cedar Rapids 0, Do- limine 7. I "Old Arkansaw," Fred Raymand'i (Merit; H. Nor- ton, mgr.)—Attica. O., 28, Betlerue 20, Port Clinton 30, Samluiky 31. Loriln Jin. 2, Led! 3, Ashland 4, Gallon C, Mount Vernon 0, Millers- burg 7. 'Only a Shop Olrl,'.' Lottie Williams (H, B. Win- chell, mgr.)—Ctilcigo, ill,, 25-31. "Old Farmer Hopkins' 7 (Frank I _ B. Davidson, mgr.) —Florence, S. c, 28. "Old Clothes Man" (Tom North, mgr.)—Bockford, 111.. 31, Blue Island Jan. l, Belvldere 2, Syca- more 8. Freeport 4, Harvard S, Belevan, win., 0, Burlington 7. "On Thanksgiving Diy" (Vance ft Sullivan, mgri.) —Montgomery, Ala.. 20-31, "On the Suwanee River" (Stair ft Nlcolal, mgrs.) —Pittsburg, Pa., 20-31, Washington, D. 0., Jan. "o'tbello"—Bay City, Mlcb., 28. "Our New Man"—Lincoln, Neb,, 28. P Perkins, Walter B. (Claiton Wllitacb, mgr.)— Ohllllcothe, O., 28, Clrclevllle 2B, Hamilton 80, Springfield 81, Columbus Jan, 2-4, Mansfield 0, Newark 0, Zancsvllle 7. Pat ton, W. B. (J. M. Stout, mgr.)—Fort Worth, Tex., 28, Dallas 29. Piylon, Corse. Stock (Divld J. Ramige, mgr.)— Wllllamiport, Pi., 28-81, Du Boll Jan. 2-7. Piyron, Corse, Comedy (A. U. Bonney, mgr.)— Lynn, Mush., 20-31, Northampton Jan. 10. Payton Slaters (Col. Frank Ilobertson, mar.)— HatUeaburg, Miss., 28-28, Qitlfport 29-31. I'lielan'H, B. V., Stock (Ralph A. Ward, mgr.)— New London, Conn.. 20-31, Norwich Jan. 2-7. Prlngle. Delia (Q. Faith Adima, mgr.)—Chirlton, la.. 20-81. Powell-Porlello, Eaitern (Helton Powell, mgr.)— Antlgo, Wli., 20-29. " - "Peddler," Sim Tborne—Sullvloo Harris ft Woods' (Fred Blocs;, logr.)— MomIIIou, 0.. 28, Akron 29-31, Toledo Jau. 1-4, Columbus 0-7. «* "Queen of the Highway" (W. McGowan, mgr.)— Akron, 0.. 20-28, Erie, Pn., 20-31, Buffalo, N. v., Jan. 2-7. "Qulucy Adams Sawyor," Central (W. O. Hnell- lug, mgr.)—Dtmspolli, Ala., 28, Meridian; Mlsa., 20, Jackson 80, Port Ulbraii 31, Vlcki- burg Jan. 3, Natchet 3, Baton Range, Li„ 4, Alexandria 0, Monroe 0, Sbreveport 7. "Queen of Ihe White Slaves," Kistern (A. H. Woods, mgr.)—Grand Hupldi, Mich., 25-28, Charlotte 29, Lansing 80,; Flint 31, Saginaw Jan, 1-4, Jackson C, Anu Arbor 0, Bauduaky, O.. 7. "Queen of tho White Sloven," Weatern (A. H. Woods, mgr.)—N. Y. City 20-31, Philadelphia, Pi., Jan. 2 7. B Russell, Annlo (Charles lrrohann, mgr.)—N. Y. City 20, indennlte. Ilehaii, Ada (Sim S. Bhubcrt, mgr.)—St. Louli, ■ 5I«., 20 Jan. 7. llogeri Brothers (fvlaw ft Brlonger, mgra.)—Bol- ton, Mill., 20-Jan. 14. Ilelune (Lleblef ft Co., mgrs.)—Washington, D. O.,'20-31, Montreal, Cm., Jan, 2-7. . Robran,' Eleanor (Llebler ft Co., mgrs.)—St. Louis, Mo,, 20-31. Chicago, HI., Jan, 2-7.' IlobeftH, Florence (Frod BeTsico, mgr.)—Seattle, W'niill., 28-31. ItuvH, John and Rmma (Stnlr ft Nlcolal, mgrs.)— Ilropklyn, N. Y„ 20-81,. N. X. City Jail] 2-7., . IliiHfOll, LohIk J. (Falli Blel, mgr.)—Washing- iniii Pa.. 28, Oonnellavllle 29, Viodergrlft 8)7 Boas and Fenton—Worcester. Man., 28-31. Brook- lyn; N. Y;, Jan. 2-7. Bober, Kotherlne, Stock (Barry King, mgr.)— New Britain, Conn., 20-31, Newport, it. 1., Jan. 2-7, •.; .. ■■ Becord Stock (Frank P. Raven, mgt-)—Monesiea, Pi., 20-31, Mount Pleasant Jan. 2-4, Scottdals 8-7.- Roe Stock (0. J. W. Roe. ragr.)—Burlington, Vt., 20-31, Portsmouth. N. H* Jan. 2-7V^: Boyul LIllputlsnR, Ous Hill's (Thomas R. Henry, mitr.) —Quebec, Con., 20-28. OtUwa 29-81, Schenectady, N. Y.. Jan. 4, Albany 0-7. - - Bcntfrow's Jolly Pathfinders (J. N. Reutfrow, mgr.)—Bait Liverpool, O,, 20-31, Hartford' City, Ind.. Jan. 2-7. Bunkle, Corlnne. Stock (H. K. Hexter, mgr.)— T.-iuuton, Mill., 20-81, Brockton Jan, 2-f. "Hwlblph and Adolnh" (BroadUurst ft Currle, nigra.)—Seattle. Wash., Jan. l-t. ■ "Itiilucd Life"—Oxford, Ind., 28. Danville. ID., ' 20, Oakland 80, Lincoln Jan. 2, Assumption 3, Nanhvllle 4, MarlSia 0, Plucknoyvillu 0, Du ' Quoin 7, Beilevlim 8. "Riuinlg for OffJee," Oeorge M. Cahan'a (Sam Unrrll, in«r.)- -Hlebinond, Va., 2U-31. "Runaway Mutch," Clint and Bessie Bobblni (Obtse ft Lister, mgrs.)—Mexico, Mo„ 28, Bowling Green 20, Hannibal 81. "nominee of Coon Hollow" (A. O. Allen, ntgr.) —Burlington. In., 28, Keokuk 20, Qulucy, 111., 80, Kewnnee Jin. 2, Morrison 3, Sterling 4, Guleiburg 7. "Royal Slave," Southern. Gordon ft Bennett'i (II. M. Blickallcr, mgr,)—Blalrstown, Pa., 28. "Race for Life," Sullivan, Harrla ft Woods' (Leon Victor, mgr.)—Hartford. Conn., 2028, Springfield, Mass., 29-31, Boston Jan. 2-7. •'Kip Van Winkle," W. A. Bller's—West Point, Ncbr., 28. -Stanton 20, Pierce 80, Randolph 31, BloomOeM Jan; 2, Wanna 3, Wayne 4. Tllden B, Norfolk 0. Midlson 7, liumpbrey 8, Gcnoi 0. Cedar Rapids 10. "Uibblt's Foot" (Pat Cbappelle, mgr.)—Way- croHi, fli., 28, Quitman 29, Balnbrldge 30. Ca- milla 31. Albany Jan. 2, ThonuiTllle 3, Mon- tlccllo, Fla., 4, Qulucy B, Tlllibiaiee 0. S Solhcrn, B, H., and Julia Marlowe (Charles Frohman, mgr.) —Providence, R. I„ 20-28, Sjirlugtlcld, Mass., 20, Hartford, Conn., 80, New. Haven 31, Brooklyn, N. X.. Jan. 2-7, Bklnner, Otli (Joseph J. Buckley, mgr.)—Chicago, Ml., 20-Jao. 7. Bhoa, Thomas B. (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs.)— Philadelphia, Pi.. 28-81, N. Y. City Jan. 2-7. Stuart, Ralph (Edward Tburnaer, mgr.)—Scran- ton, Pa., 20-28, Wllkeabarre 20-81. Sully, Daniel- (Willis B. Boycr, mgr.)—Altoonl, Pi., 38. Sidney, George (A, W. Herman, mgr.)—Bittle Creek, Mlcb., 28, Laming 29, Bay City 80, Sigluaw 31, Detroit Jib. 1-7. ^ ,, . . Snow, Mortimer, Stock—Troy, N. Y-, 20, ludcO- ultc Smart Set, Ous Hill's (W. B- Moore, mgr.) — Clilcngo, III., 25-31, Milwaukee, Win., Jan. 1-7. Spoouer Dramatic (F. U. Bpooner, mgr.)—Dub- lin, Tex.. 20-31. ,'. Sterling Stock (William Triplet!, mgr.)—Hot Springs, Ark., 20-31. Mascogee, Ind. Tec, Jan. 2-4, South McAlestcr 8-7, Tulsa ML Stowcll Stock (F. II. Btowell, nrgr.)—Phelps, N. Y„ 20-28. Stcelsmlthi, The (0. M. Stcclmnlth, mgr.)—Staun- ton, 111,, 88-81, f " s JSZf tt Si" iB - T .' Klug,nigr.)—Patersou, N. J., 20-28, Trenton Jan. JM.:- "Semiuary Olrl." M. B. Raymond's—Youanv town, O., 28, Fort Wajfhe, lud.V20, ValnlrsJao 30. Chleago, III. Jan. 1-7. ,'*e "Secret of Pollchlnelle" (James K.Uickett. mgr.) —N. Y, City 28-31. MMT, N, Y.; ilB? 2, Schenectady 3, Jobnirowh o, Rochesler 0,' 7.- "SUore Acres" (William-B.' Orosa, mgr.)—Son Francisco, Cal., 2fl-3i. ■ "Sign of the Cross," No. 1 (B, 0. Crearln, mgr.) —Kniuai City, Mo., 23-81, 81. Joieph Jan. l.'S,' Leavenworlb, Kan., 3, Topcki 4, Wichita 0, Pueblo, Colo., 7, .' • "Sweet Clover 1 ' (Victor H. Schsfer. mgr.)—De- catur. III.. 31. "Sign of the Croii," Western (Fred Eerier Jr., mgt.)—Drrinth, Minn., 28, Km Claire, Wis., 29, Stevens Point 30. Waueiu 81. "Hhsdown of a Great City" <C. B. Jefferson, mgr.)—9t. Louis, Mo., 2r, 31, Kansas City Jin. "Sherlock Holmes" (Bothner ft Campbell, nigra.) —Kan Antonio, Tex.. 28, Dalian 20, 80, Fort Worth 31. "Shafkiwa on the Hearth" (Arthur 0. Alston, mgr.)— N. Y. City 2(1-Jan. 7. "Klftrl.i," Brady ft Qrliu er's—N. Y. City JU. 2, Indefinite. "Suprrbs" (William ft Edward Banlon, mgra.) —Bdatos, Moss., 20 Jnn. 7. • "Slain of Gnllt". (Hlvlln ft Garen, mgra.)— Nprlngbeld. .Mian., Jan. 2-4. "Snoo nf Life" (l^wii Doniietta, mgr.)— Lmllngton. Mich., 28, Grand itipldn 29-81, Bl. John Jan. 4, Mliikegoh 0, Kalimiroo 0, Jackson'7. T Tbomnson, Denmnn (Frank Thompson, mgr.)— Philadelphia, Pa., 20-Jan. 7. Tan|6dy. Kva (F. M. NarcrOM. mgr.)—Chicago, 111., 20-31. St. I/iuls. Mo.. Jan. 1-7. Terry. Edward (Sam M. Bhubert, mgr.)—N. 7. City 20, Indefinite. Thurston, Adelaide (Glaxton Wllatncb, mgr.)— Johnstown, Pa., 28. Oreenaburg 20, ■ Steuben- vllle, 0„ 30, Wheeling. W. Vs., 31. East Liver. pool, 0„ Jan. 2, Franklin, Pa., 3, Tltusvllte 4, Meadvllle 0. Erie 0, Kane 7. Thropp, Clara (Pickens ft Simpson, mgrs.)— Yiukton, S. Dak., 28. Mitchell 20, Sioux City. la., 30, Madison, 8. Dak., 31, Sioux Falls Jan. 1. 2, Pipestone 3, Canton 4, Lemars, It., 6, Cherokee 0, Sac City 7. Turner; Clara (Irs w. Jackson, mgr,)—Fall River, Mass., 20-31, Salem Jan. 2-7. Taylor Stock (Albert Taylor, mgr.)—Palestine, Tei., 20-31. Tburber A Nasher—Merlden, Conn., 20-31, North Adams. Mail., Jan. 2-7. Thorns Dramatic (Frank Tborne. mgr.)—Woon- aocket, R. I., 20-31, Waltham, Mass.. Jan. 2-7. "Two Orphans" (Llebler ft Co., mgrs.)—Detroit, Mich., 29-31, Buffalo, N. Y., Jon. 2-4, Bodies- ter 6, Auburn 0, Syracuse 7. "Two Little Waifs," A, Lincoln J. Carter's (J. L. Buford, nurr.)—Cincinnati. 0., 2S-B1, Hamil- ton Jan. 1, 'Flq.ua 2, Malilllon 8, Canton 4, Akron 0-7. "Two Little Wolfs," B, Lincoln J. Carters (C. Arthur Selton, mgr.)—Oakland, Cal., 81, Jan. 1, Napa' 2, Bedding 9, Red Bluff 0, Silem, Ore., 10, Oregon City 11, Portland 12-14. "Too Proud to Beg," Lincoln J. Carter's (Fred- erick Klmba), ragr.)—N. Y. City 20-31, Brook- lyn, N. Y., Jan. 2-7. "Texai," Sidney Ayers (Broidhunt ft Carrie mgri.)—Jersey City, N. T„ 20-81, Brooklyn, " T . m . y 5W»'I GortriKle Swlggett—Baltimore, Md„ 20-31, Newark. NY J., Jan. 2-7. ■Tbeirai" (Spedden ft Van Cook, mgra.)—Albion, Mich., 28, Eaton Rapids 29, Mlshawaka, lad., 81, La Porte Jsn. 2. NUes, Mich., 3, Goshen, Ind., 4, Fort Wayne 5, South Bend 0, Logans- port 7. "Tricked Around the World" (A. H. Woodi, mgr.)—Bston, Msu., 20-31, Providence, R. E Jau, 2-7. •'Texas Steer" (M. Rice, mgr.)—Dubuque, la., 31. "Two Merry Tramps" (McVenn ft Vetter, mgrs.) —Fort Smith. Ark., 28, Vm Buren 20. Rni- sellvllle 30, Merrlllton 31, Hot Borings Jin. 2, "Ten Nights In a Bnr Room," Mitchell & Law- man's (Onylcrd Lawman, mgr.)— Busbvllle, Ind., 28, Hope 27, Oeynour 28. Browaitswn 29. Bloomington 31, Hlcomtleld Jan. 3. Jason- vllle 4, Snencer B, Mortlusvllle 0. Franklin 7. "Two Johns" (C. O. Allen, mgr.)—Paulding, O., 28, Vun Wert 29, Ottawa 30, Fludlay 31, MansQeld Jan. 2. "Ten Nights lu a Bar Room," Lewli ft Brown'* —Woodland, Cal.. 28, Nana 20, Colusa 30, Red Bluff 31, Redding Jon. 1. "Thoroughbred Tramp," Elmer Walters' (Horry Darlington, mgr.)—Soutb Bend., Ind., 28, Mar- ion 2U.-Goshen 30, Nllei, Mich., 31. Ksluuoroo Jnn. 2, Liinalug 3, Jackion 4. Ypillantl 0, liny City 0, Saginaw 7. ..V ... "Under Southern Skies,," ICiatem (Harry Doel * Parker, ingt.)—Loiilivllle, Ky„ 2.V31, MldJIe- lowii, O. Jan. 2, Pluus 3. fjrbana 4, Newark ft, Cambridge 0, Wheeling, W. Va„ 7. "Under Southern Skies," Weatern (Hurry Doel Packer, mgr.)—.Detroit, Mleh., 2a-.'ll, london. Onl„ Jan. 2. St. Thonioi 3, Womlslnrk 4. Oiiclwh ft, St. Catherines I), Hnmlllou 7. "tinder Houiliein Silen," Central (Harry Doel Parker, imgr.)—Olhey, III.. 38, Mitioou 39, Clmrlestpn 80. FarlM III, Vincennes. Ind., Jan. 2. Wnslilngtdn :i, Heymour 4, Columbus 0, I'mnkllu 0. MadlHon 7. "Ilncls Tom's Cabin." AI. ,W. Martin's (Hd. fl. Mnrtln, mgr.)—Lawrence, Mam., 20-28, l^well 211-31, Kingston, N. Y„ Jan. 2, Osilnlng 3, Flah- klll 4, tvilifies (I, Amsterdam 7. - "Unwritten Law" (Edwin Mordant, mgr.)—Beth- Iehorrt:.PB., 28. Kaaton' 20, Beading 30. "uncle Tool's Cabin," Stetson's, Central (L. W. Washburn, mgr.)—Union City. Ps.. 28, Tltui- vllle 20,'Oiruity 30, Oorry .31, Fronkiln Jsu. 2, Meadvllle 3, Clarion 4, East Brady R, But- ler 0. 7. "Uncle Tom's Cobln," Stetson'!, Western (Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Tipton, Ipd , 28, Anderson 29. Muncle 30, 31, Richmond Jon. 2, 3. "L'nelu 81 Haiklns" (0. 8. Primrose, mgr.)— Springfield, Minn.. Jan 2, Cahby 3. Watertown 5. Dak., 4, Redfieul 0. ' V Van, Billy B.—Sullivan, Harris ft Woods' (J. K. Roberts, mgr.)—Montreal, Can., 20-31, Toronto Jin. 2-7. , Von Dyke ft Baton (F. Mack, ragr.)—Hunting- ton, W. Va.. 20-31, Charleston Jan. 2-7.' Vernon Stock (IlenJ. B. Vernon, mgr.)—Cort- land. N. ft, 20-31, Canandilgua Jan. 2-7. "Virginian," Duitlu Fornum (Klrki' La Shelle, mgr.)—St. I^uls, Mo., 20-31, Kansas City Jan. 2-7. "Virion's Panai," Blanche Ring and Harry Conor F. K. McKay ft Stewart Lltllgow, mgrs.)— Kingston, Con., 28, Hamilton 20, 30, London "Vlllngo Postmaster" (Frank O. Cotter. mgr.)-r- Terre Taute, Ind.. 20. ••' "'• • • "Volunteer Organlit" (nnrry Martcll. mgr.)— Trenton, N. J., 28. Lancaster, Pn., 81. W Walah, Blanche (Wagenbals ft Kemper, nigra.)— Decatur. HI., 2S, South Beud, Ind., 30, Battle Creek, Mich., 81. W.vndliam, Charles (Charles Frohman, mgr.)— N. Y. City 28, IndeUnlle. Warde, Frederick, nl Katbryn Kidder (Waseti- hali ft Kemper, mgra.)—Denver, Oolo., 20-81, Salt Lake City, U., Jan. 2-4, Sacramento, Cal. 6, Oakland 7. . . Warfield. David (David Belisco. mgr.)—N. Y. City 20, Indefinite. * WlUon, AI. H. (Yale ft Bllli, mgri.)—Toronto, Can,, 20-31. W ^ cn ;M. Jo5 ,?? h n.<PJ n * , T? 11 * Nlcolil, mgrs.)—N. Y. City 20-31, Brooklyn. N. Y., Jm. 2-7. Wills, Nat M. (Broadhurst ft Currle, mgrs.)— New Orleans, La., 20-31. Ward ft Vokea (Stair ft Nlcolal, mgrs.)—Pltti- burg. Pa.. 20-31, Altooaa Jin. 2. White Whittlesey (Arthur A. Lotto, bus. mgr.)— Victor, Colo., 28, Cripple Creek 29, Pueblo 80, Colorado Springs 31, Denver Jan. 1-7. Walker Whiteside (Edward J. Snyder, tear.)— - Qulnoy. 111., 31. Peoria Jan, 1. * ' Wllllima aud Walker (Uurtlg ft Seimon mgrs.) Oakland, Cal., 20. SO. ,. Wood. Finale (Lester A. Davis, mgr.)—Glens Fslls, N. Y.. 20-31, Cobleskill JsnT 2-4, Iton- dout 6-7. Whrte Dramatic (Churlcs A. Whyte, ingr.) WInncwood. Ind. Ter,, 20-31, Comanche Jau. 2, 3, Duncan B-7. Wliiniuger Brolhcrs' Own (Frank Wlnolnger. mer.)—Boone. In., 28-Jan. 4. r wiedemann'ii Big Stock (J. K. George, bus. mgr.)—Seattle, Wnsh:. 1'0, ludeOnlte. Wrights, The (Elba It. Wright, mgr.)—Delphoa, Kan.. 20-31. Solomon Jan. 2-4. "»«P»». "Wire V'lUiout a Sfulle" (Charles Frobman. mgr.) •—N. Y, City 20-Jin. 31. ,...'•' "*Woy Down'Bait," Wm. A. Brady's—Boston. Mass., 20-Jun. 7. •" " JJy-sW^**^^ '■JwjIUB!. Wm. A- Braay'a ^-WorlTfislfl.. Minn., 28. Faribault 29, owa- toonsi-BO. Rochester 31, Wlpoha Jan. 2, Albert Lea 3, Folnnout 4, I'lpeltOne' 0, Sioux Falls, 8. Dok.i 9;.' 7. ..' "Way of the .Trsoigressbh'.'. Chirles H. Yile'e— —Brooklyn, N. Y., 20-31, New Haven, Coun., "Walt's Wgresa ol Japan." Wm. T. Keogh'i (i, a Ahbotr. bus. mgr.l-rrClnclnnaU, O.; 25-31. "Wife In Nine Only". (Oirland Giden, mgr.)— Janeavllfe, Wis.. 31, Green Bjy Jan. 1, Osh- kosb 2, MarshOeld 8, Stevens Paint 4, Fond do Ijic ft, Sheboygan 0, .Manitowoc- V. "Wlfe'i Secret" (Spencer ft Aborn, mgrs.)—Ho- bdieh, N: J., 2.-.-28. lillnibe'th 29-31, Brooklyn, 31. flhlcngo, 111., Jan. 1-7. , . "Why Women Sin,".Eastern, M. W. Taylor's (AI. McLean,', mgr.;—Chicago, III., 2fi-31. "Why WomW Sin," Western, M. W. Taylor'i (J. H. Murray, mBr.)—Oalnenvllle, Tex., 28, Fort Worth 29, El Paso 31, Douglas, Arts., Jan. 1. Kaon 2, Blsbre 3, Tucson 4. Pliaenlx 6, Preicott «, Jerome 7, Williams 8, Flnantnlf 9. Hanla Fe, N. II., 10, Albuquerque 11, springer 12, Riton 13, Trinidad. Colo., 14. "Weallh and Fame"—Jersey City, N. J,, Jan. 2- 7. . "Wedded, But No Wife," Selma Herman (W. J. Fielding, mgr.)—Elkhart, Ind., 28, Cold water, Mlcb., 20, Sandusky, O., 30, Ashtabula 31. "Why Ue Divorced Her" (M. W.Taylor, mgr.)— Youpgstown, o., 20-28, Plttslntrg, Pa., Jan. 2-7. "Woman's Struggle" (N. L. Jslenko, mgr.)—Wll- inlngtoh. Del., 20-28, Trenlnn,' N. t„ 29-31. "Why Girls Go Wrong" (M. W. Tiylor, mgr.)— Utlcn, N. Y.. 31. "Why Olrls l-envo Home" (Vance ft Sullivan, mgrs,)—Toronto, Con., 20-31. "Why Girls Leave Home" (Vance ft Snllvan, mgra.)—Iowa City, 'la., 20, Cedar Rapids Jan. 2. "Womm Who Did" (Forrester ft Mlttcntbal, mgrs.)—N. Y. City 20-31. "Wayward Son" (J. Harwood Springer, mgr.)— Ilarrlslrarg. Pa.. 20-28. "What Women Will Do" (Horry M. Holdcn, mgr.) — Springfield, Moll., 2i'-28, Hglyoke Jan. 2-4. "Whofls Who?" (Crosby, Cordon and Fullwood, mgrs.)—Norrlstowo, Pi., 28, Ilyersford 20, Contesvllle 30, Lebanon 31, Beading Jan. 2, Car- lisle 3, Cbimbcraburg 4, Hirrlsburg 5-7. "When Women Love," Kaitern (Frank W. Nnon, mgr.)—Cobleskill, N. Y., 29, Sebenectidy 30, Gloveravllle 31, Johnitown Jan. 2, Fort Plain .1, 81. Johnsvllle i, Dodgevllle S, lllon 0, Ithaca 7. "When Women Love," Western (Frank W. Naaon, ragr.)— Rlwood, Ind.. 28, Alexandria 29, Peru 80, Knox 31, Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 1-7. "Was She to Blame?" No 1 (Jed Carlton, mgr.) —Moot I cello, la., 28. Dyersvllle 29, Strawberry Point 30, Lnniont 81, Cedar Falls Jan. 2, La- porte City 8, Vinton 4, Dysart 5, Relubeck 0, Nevada 7, "Who';Goes There?"—Columbus, 0-, Jan. 2-4. "Weary Willie Walker"—Tuscola, III., 28, Paris 20, Linton. Ind., 30, Sullivan 31, Evansvllle Jau. 2, Mount Vernon, 111., 8, Centerrllle 4, Marlon fi, Herrln 0, Murnbyeboro 7. "Wolves of New York" (J. S. Barry, mgr.)—New Hampton, la., Jau.' 2, Charles City 8, Nora Springs 4, Mason City 5. Clear Lake 0, Garner 7 "Wise Wohiun"—Keokuk, !■„ 28. Y Young's, Edwin, Stock—West Branch, Mlcb., 28- 28, Midland 29-31, Lansing Jan. 2-4, Port Hu- ron S-7. "You Never Con Tell" (Llebler ft Co., mgrs.)— N. Y. City Jan. 9. lndebnlte. "York Stite Folks" (Fred E. Milwaukee, Wis.. 2S-31. . "Your Neighbor's Wife" (M. L. Ellis, mgr.)— Versailles, HI., 27, Mount Sterling 28, Franklin 29, Paris, Mo., 30, Huntsville 31, Hlgbee Jin. 2, New Franklin 3, Marshall 4, Tlptou ft, Call- ferula 0, Windsor 7. "Young Tolie Urn le"—Kalamazoo, Mich., 29, Bntlle Creek Jan. 2. "Younger Brothers" (A. A. Jock, ingr.)—Ebens- burg, Pa., 28, Puttou 20, Lock Haven 31, Tyrone Jan. 2, York 3. Loucatter 4, Kaaton 0, Atliu- tlc City, N. J., II, Reidlug, Pa., 7, MUSICAL. Beggar Prince Opera <F.' A. Wade, mgr.)— Montevideo, .Minn., 28, Madlsmi, Wis., 29, Watertown, S. Dak.. 30-Jan. I, Lawerene, Minn.. 2. Wniihlnrii.il 3, Sheldon, la., 4. Blnck I'uttl Tronbiul.iiirs (Voclckt-I ft Koion. nigra.)—Rosrfcin-g, CuL, 28, A-ililuii.l 20, Red ding 30, lied Hluir 31. Woodlinul Jan. 1, Sac- niiltento 2; Stockton U, Ouklund 4, Vullejo 7, Suu FrnnvlHcn S-14. . "liililiiuiiiie." Thus. Q. Sesbtwoke (Kliw ft Kr- IniiBerVhigrs.)—Sun Jose. Cal,, 2U, Oakland 28, 20, Sicnimento 30, Stockton 31, Fresno .lull. I, Ijis. Angeles 2-7, San Diego 11. "Ilnlien III Toyliind" (Hamlin £ Mitchell, mgrs.) —Cleveland, <).. M-SI, N.'Yi City Jan. 2-21. "flntM'H lu 'IViylaml" (lli.inllu & Mitchell, mars.) —Dallas. Tex., 28. ' t • "IturguiuaHli-r" (W. W. Tlilotson, gen. mgr.)— Hilllmore. Miikh.. 20-31. -• Creature and his Italian Band (Howard Pew ft Friinlf Oerlli; mgrs.)—I'hllodelplila. Pa., Jan. II, Kl-ldgeloti, KT. -I., 7. Canada Jnhlle<> Slngem (W. T. Cnry, mgr.)— {Mat Uorlicr. Unt.. 28, Parry Sound 29, Siirueedalu 3ti, Kearney 31, Juu. 1, Soutb Blver 2. Canadian Colored Concert (William Carter, mgr.) Emlenton, Pa., 28. "Chinese Honeymoon," Kaitern (Sim 8. Hhubert. Hffvte&™°fi« J Hj J-. 20, Annapnl In. Mil., 28, Cbarluttevllle, Vn.. 29, Newport Newa 30. Norfolk 31, Rli-hmonil Jan. 2, llonuoke 3, Dan- ville 4. Greensboro, N. 0., 0, Wlnstou-Solem 0, Charlotte.7. "Chloei* Honeymoon," Western (Sam S. Sim- !m n '„ m8r ». — V '.i'. l . nrla ' U ' c " »• Vmcouver 20, 30. New Whutcom, Wash., 31, Everett Jan. 2. YakiWo 3rspokane 4, 0, Missoula, Mont., 0, Helena 7, Butte 8, 0. "lloimtry Girl" (J, C. Duff. mgr.)-Chlcago, 111., 2ft, lliilellnlle. . ' Daniels, Frniik (O, R. Dillingham, mgr.)—Birm- ingham. Alu., 28, Chnttiuoogi, Tonn., 20, Knox- vlllo^JO. Lexington, Ky., 31, Cleveland, O., " I ?,?" T *!S?*57 < p - c - Whitney, m|r.)-Memphli, 'Jena., JO, 31. English Grand Opera (Henry W. Savage, mgr.) llolllraore. Md., 20-31, Norfolk, Va.. Jon. 2, 3. Newlwrt News 4, Rlclimond 0-7. K. Wright, mgr.)— "Wortuli fJlrVi Wroa|»" (ptrwapi-WftU? B|».) "Fontnna," Jefferson De Angeles'(Sim S. ft Lee Shuliert, mgrs.)— Chicago, II., 2U-Jan, 7. "Fortune Teller" (Milton & Sargent Aborn, mgrs.) —St. Thomas, Con., 2B, Woodstock 2D, Gott 30. St. Catherines 31, Hamilton Juu. 2, Barrle 3 Lindsay 4. Oflllla B. Brsntford fl, London 7. Craiiil Opera (Helurlch Conrled, mgr.)— N. Y. City 20. IndeOnlte. " ' Oluacr, Lulu, Oncri (0. B. Dillingham, mgr.)— I rook yn, N. Y. 20-31. N. Y. Olfy Jin. 2-7. "Glittering Gloria" (Flsier ft Ryler. mgrs.)— SprlngOold, Mo.. 28, Fort Smith, Ark., 20. Lit- tle Rock 30. Hot Spring! 81, Dallas, Toi.\ Jan. 2, FOrt Worth 3, Waco 4. San Antonio 5, Hous- ton 0, 7. "Olrl from Dixie" (Geo. A. Kingsbury, mgr.)— Columbus Gj., 28. Montgomery, Ala., 20, Birm- ingham 30, Mobile 31, New OrlcanB, La., Jiu. 3-7. Hojiper. De Wolf (Sam 3. Shubert. mgr.)—Phlta- delphla, Pa., 20-81, Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 2-7. Irrja Opera (J. p. Wheadoh, ragr.)— Waverly. Ia„ 28, Nashua 20, Oelweln 30, Independence Jl, Monchester Jul, 2, Anainousa 3, Maauoketa 4. Morrison. 111., 0, Sterling 0, Uendoti 7. • "Isle of Balce" (B. C. Wliltney, mgr.)—New Lon- don, Conn., 28, Taunton, Mass.. 29, Fall River 80, Newport, It. L. 31, Providence Jan. 2-4, llrocktou, Mass., ft, Lawrence 0, Worcester 7.' "Jewel of Asia" (John P. Slocum, mgr.) Jack- soil, Tetin.. 28. Noshvllle 29. Chattinooga 80, Ktioxvlll* 81/Aibevlllb. N. C. Jan. 2, Spartan: burg, 8.'0., 3, Greenville 4. Columbia is: Char- lotte, N. C, 0, Orecnaboro 7. Kilties Bunl (T. P. J. Power, mgr.)—Edin- burgh. Scotlind. 20-20. ' ■ "'S! uli( „P? d . 0 '' (David Traltcl, mgr.)—Olnclnnitl, 0., 25-31. Lyrlo Opera (Harry Lea Velle, mgr.)—Wichita, "Liberty Belles" (Fred Berger Jr., mgr.)—Syn- gseaVlll.. jr.. JW S «9chMter 29-31. Albany Jan. 2-4, Trenton, N. J„ fi-7. "Miss Bob White" (Nlxou ft Zimmerman, mgrs ) —Greensburg, Pi., 28, Lit robe 20. Butler 30. Beivcr Falls 81, Sharon Jan. 2, Greenville 3, New Oistlo 4, Akrou, 0., 0, Canton 0, East Liverpool 7. "Mother Oboso" (Klaw ft Erlonger, nun.)—Bal- timore, Md., 20-31. f ~ ' "Mold and tbe Mummy" (Charles Marks, mgr.)— Cambridge, O.. 28, Hamilton 2», Mlddfetown 30, PSdUCib. Ky., Jan. 2. ">lr. Wlx of Wlckbajn and the Merry Shop Olrls," K. B, nrce'ST-llrooklyu, N. Y.j 30-31, N. Y. CHy Jan.-2-T.- ,< . ■•- I'helau Oheri (B. .V. Phallti. mgr.)—Liwrence, Mlsi.i 20-81,•Lowell:|an.'3-T., • "Pirslfat,'' in Rngllub (Henry w. Savage, mgr.) Phlladelpbli. Pa., 2o43FK ™ , '« e - ™« r -' "Peggy from PnrlR" (Midlnon Corey, mgr.)—Kan- sas City. Mo.. 28-31.- ■ ,f ' "Prince of Pllsen" (Henry/ w. Savage, mrr.) — New^Orlemi, L*,, ao-ai. P ' ™' "PUT, Paff,-Poof (F. 0. Wliltney, mgr.)—N. Y,: Oliy 20-31, Waihlngton, D. 0„ JanT 2-7. "Princess Chic" . (Frank Burrell, mgri)—Poea- tello, Ida., 28. Ogden, U-, 29, Salt Like City 30..31. l.eirivllle, Colo., Jan. 2, Oanun City 3 l»unhlo 4, Victor 5, Cripple Creek 0, Colorado Springs ••/. . ? Russell. l.Ullnn (Ram S. Shnhert, mgr.)—N. Y City 20. Indefinite. * ' * ** "Runaways" (Sain S. Shnhert. mgr.)—Sioux Cltv la., 28. Orashn. Neb.. 29, 30, St. Joseph, Mo.! Ill, Kansas City Jan. L-7. ' * "Royal C'hct"—Canton, O., 31. - Si hen. Frits! (C. B. Dillingham, mgr.)—N. Y City 20. IndeOnlte. - ^*' ' "* Schumann-Helnk, Mndirae (F. 0. Whitney, mgr I —Sclienectady, N. Y., 20, RocbeMrr 27, 28 An. burn 20. Utlca 30, Wllkesbarre, Pa„ 81. Wash- ington, D. C. Jan. 2-7. ' ' ^,,,, "Sultan of Sulu" (Henry W. Savage, mgr ) — San Francisco. Oal.,.20-Jan. 7. ' "Silver Bllpper" (John 0. Fisher, mgr.)—Los Angeles, Cal.. 20-31, San Diego Jan. 2. 8, Santa Ana 4, Redlands ft. Riverside 0, Bakersflelri 7 "Sho-Gun" (Henry W. Savigc, mgr,)—N. Y. Cliv 20, Indefinite. . ' "San Toy" .(John O. Flstier, mjcr.)—Clinton. la 28, Davenport 20, Rock Island, III., 30, Peoria 31, Blbomlnglon Jan. 2. Springfield 3, Danville 4, Terre Haute, Ind., 0. Evansvllle 0, Piaucih! Ky., 7. "Mrnllers" (Nlxnn ft Zimmerman, mgre.)— Park. cTehnrg, W. Va.. 28. ft. Marys 20, Obimbers. l»ig. Pa., 30. Fairmont, W. Va.. 31, PitUbnrH* la.. Jnn. 2-7. r "Shew Girl," F-astern (B. C. Whitney, mgr.)— Newark. N. J., 2(1-31, Phllndelphlo, PaiT Jan. "Sliow Girl," Western (B. 0. Whitney: ragr.)— Stockton, Cal., 28, Sacramento 29, Rcdbluff 30 v^&Jlfc ' Portl « n « '«»• lT SeStUe: "Smiling Island" (George W. Lederer, mgr.)— I'liliadclpbla, Ta.. 28, indefinite. "Sleeping Beauty and tbe Beast" (Bosenbaom ft Nankevllle. mirrs.)—Montreal, Can., 2U-31 "Sergeant Kitty" (George B. White, mgr.)—Do. buque. Ib., 29, Cedar Kaplds 30. "Tenderfoot," No. l (W. W. Tlllotson, gen. mgr.) —Boston, Mass., 20-Jan. 14. 1 " ' "Tenderfoot," No. 2 (W, W. Tlllotson, gen. mgr.) —Dei Mobies, la., 28, Topeka, Kan ,80 ' Van Studdlford, Grace l£<. Zlegfcld Jr.. mar )— CoUimbui, O.. 28, Dayton-20. Indlauopo Is Ind., 30-31, St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 2 -7. p ' Wilson, Francis (Charles Frobman, mgr.)—Provi- dence, R. L, 20-31, N. Y. City JanT 2, iaUefl. "Winsome Winnie" (Sam 8. Shubert. mgr.)— Johnstown, Pa., 30. Altoona 31, Hirrlsburg Jan. i&sn j- y r k *' Be ' d,n « °- Ea «' on «: "Wiiird of 0«," No. 1 (Hamlin ft Mitchell. "jm—& Y- City 2fl■^l, , Cincinnati, O., Jatt. "Yankee Consul" (Henry W. Savage, mgr )— Toronto, Can., 28-31. * ' m » r -'~ BVRLESt>VB AND VAUDEVILLE Am J e / lcan ' ,, tE „P; Jgg*L .iosrO-Phlladelphla, Pa„ Jff-31. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 2-7. Bryant s, Harry C. Extravigonm (C. H. Ken- Jnn > 2$''~ ""• ""'•' 20 ' 81 ' N '^- Olty Bluo Ribbon Girls (Jncu Singer, mgr.)—Serin- P« D ', Jan. I^ 8 ' **•""* "^ »*3SSS "Xlllrr^";'^?' «»'"«* Senmon's (Joe Huitlg, mgr.)—Providence, R. L, 20-31. Bos- ton. Mass., Inn. 2-7. •«•»». «ra Bohemians (Thomas W. Miner, mgr.j—Phlla- Ss^Sw^a Y* rffife ??*)-*■•«. "lyn.'T y l .? h 2°S:js„': 7 Cron, "ell, mgr.)-Brook. Broadway Burlesquers (Brennan Amusement Co.. • „. 0'ifrs.)—Penrln, II „ 21), Biirllngtoii. la 31 2.V31, Lelroit, MHi„ Jun. 1-7. , _Orucker Jac-tta (Harry frfonl. mgr.>—Cleveland, <)., 20-31, Buffalo. N. Y., Jan. ! JT % """ ,,UU • -Swurk""^ J B " Jan £?* * U>V " J ' mn) Gay Morning Glories (Serlbner ft Drew, mgrs.)- iiidlannisiris, Hid., 20-111, Chicago. Ill,, Jsn. T> Ony Misqueredirs (Jos. H. Bames, mgr.)—Cln- (Inna I, 0„ 25-31. Louisville, Ky, .lu"; 17/ Oraham's Sniilhern Specialty—Troy, N. Y., 20-31. H 'r. h i„ Ro il ll ' , S < S??, , ! U " ,, * Waldron, mgrs.)—But- •JSiSi t, 1 ",? 0 - 8 '. Rochester .laii. 2-7. ni?i* »? ls "fe.<^ Irwlu - mgr.)—Spring- , held. Mass., 211-31, Boiton Jan. 2-7. ' " l " u * Imperials I Williams ft Bnrns, mgr«.)-Clilcigo, III.. 2r, ; Kt, Mllwiukee, Wl»., Jan. 17/ Innpwnt MiiWh (T. W. blnklus. mgr.J-Llncoln, Jl 1 " ?>?' Decatur 29. 1'eorln 30. La Halle 31 j D o 0 .:K v ,i!n B vii1e n "«. : Ai,^T p,, " tn *■ •*-*«■: }/i Cl^O-Jau 0 "" (R0 ' 1 '" t FM0Bl »« r ')-N- • J "nea'h Sa Ki! r -20 6w ° (WBI - BTen,0,e ' ■»•>-*»• Knickerbockers (Louli Roble, mgr.)—N. Y. City 2iMl, Scrnntou, Pa., Jan. 2-4, Heading M. i Can 20 31.™ imMea Bro9 " mgrao^oronto, Merry Maidens (BnUer, Jacobs ft lyiwry. mgrs.)— uOiEEPftSi r&v 2, -' M - 8t - i'«ui ion. l-i Moonlight Maids (Sullivan ft Krim, mgrs.)— r! r.' y jon: 2-v 2<) " 28 ' u ' roy * ■MTwaEfi, Ne v r'afiPifeS" 8 ' "»*">'. mgr.)-Newark, «. j., 2U-J1, patersou Jan, 2-7. CaI.'! ,n 2r..Jnr'7. Mar " n BtcVa — s ™ Franclico, Orpbeiim Uuriesiluers (Lou Hommer, mgr.)— 30 'li' Gr„ n ,Y„,f;r 8 X St \ John 2B - St. Catherines ay, ,u, Cincinnati, O., Jan: 2-7. Parisian Widows (Bush ft Weber, mem )—Mil- waukee, Wis., 28-31. MlnnVa^,,Xn.rJan. *Can'! Janr"7 Che,,Cr ' * X " 20 " 31 ' ^O"^ ""si V.!!!i K ^ lsh I S ) ," 7 < R,ce * Bl "*">, mgrs,)—. St. Paul, Minn., 20-31, Chicago, 111 Jan 1-7. Hen^ssntey (Aba Leavltt, mgr. -TSleio. 0-. 2.i-,u, Cleveland Jan. 2-7. Rice ft Barton's Big Gaiety—St. Louis, Mo., 25- 31, Kansas City Jan. 17. ™ '' msre%2a%S. Lo 5 don v M iS P"" (r- Oimpbell, SSlSSS 9 ^ N ' X" 2 °- 28 ' Albany ^9-31 spilngBeld, Moss., Jan 2-7, im ««S 00 ?,'. a <'•«',Bellly. mgr.)—PltUburg. Pa., 20-31, Olnclnnitl, O., Jan. 1-7. Md Va 5n^i rto J P l , 8 ' C1 « rk - n.gr.)-BoIt1more, <v... ".., "■ ) . 1 ,' Washington, D. C. Jan. 2-7. iraus-Atiantle Burlesuuers, Hurtig & Seamon'i «■*•. A»JSST?^ ■".)-*». ff. Y.. Jan- Tl cltv L irn 8 -£% t } b 1",. k Dr ?"' ngri.)-Kansas TiTie«d'.5J?"rn 5 " n' I , nJI - lr " 1 l >0 " 8 i Ind.. Jan. 2-7. Tu £ u oa e b SSJ» (Frank B. tor. mgr.)-Readlng. nJSt: *.h Seranton 20-31, N. Y. Olty Jm. 2-7. ^ "SfU 1, a» • D1 v kInfl i, Wr.)-Brooklyn, Nl v li m .' * lb ihy Jan. 2-4, Troy 5-7^ ii'i, y r , nlr jpohert Manchester, mgr.)—Louis- -!ff Lfri 25-31, Bt. Louis, Mo., /an 27. World Beaten (J. Herbert Mack, mgr.)—Washing- ton, D. C. 20-31, Pittsburg, PaT, Jau. 2-7. MINSTRELS. Cu ml n ?' S Ua !°.^ Weaton'B (Will B. Onlbme, tw'8l7 ' ' 2 °' BeUtf01 " 0 ao r Ul1 * Dockstider's, Lew (Chirles D. White, mgr.)— Springs 2, Wichita, Kan., 3, Guthrie. Okla., 4, .,,0k ahoma City 6, Dallas, Tex., 8, 7 rl »£ 8 'r A J'i ?i (D 2S < J lll « 1 ^' mgr.)l-Canton. O.. . ?v' ^f u « r , l, ' 8 r,;, 20 i, MnrlettallO Porkersuurg W, n±i, 8 . 1 ' Wheeling Jan. 2. Ul.loutown. Pn*. wA^S^SS *• Johnstown B, Altoom 0. "Bg 5 Hinoon's—Southbrldge, Mill., 28, R ycrpoint, B. I 29. Newport 30, South, jrniu: n£r9BliX3 k 'Ji& Wooniocket. It. I./Jim 2. ,L Hr? lu 'f 8& ^ Klt,u >Mne. I'u., 23, McDonald 20. Wajteaburg 30, Woabington 31. °"- VUMM HI . . M *^ ■—ssui Siemens. Alien.. 20. IPS • vf. u i ,.??'« A, . W( 5 30 ' Hmm 3lT'Grand Rapldh Jab. 1. 2. Kornndii, BVlly (O. Jiy Smith, mgr.l-Monroe, I.a., 28, Port Gibson. Miss,, 29, Nitehei 30. Jickson 31, Central Springs Jsn. 2, Vlckabnrg ■I, Urtenville 4, Wluima 5, Grenada 0, Durast