The New York Clipper (February 1905)

34 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. Februaey i \ 5 Over Two Million People Have Seen This Play kk SUCCESS UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES" By LOTTIE BLAIR FABKEB Three Companies of Equal Merit "*| IN PRI RATION "THE REDEMPTION OF DAVID CORSON" By LOTTIE BLAIR PARKER A Dramatization of Rev. Charles Frederick Gobs' Famous Story. By arrangement with The Bobhs-Merrlll Publishing Co. it Lottie Blair Parker has the wonderful stack of writing plays that continue to crow upon the theatregoers. Her first great success, Way Town East," is r : old, but more popular than ever. The same thing la the rule with ber seconcf play, ''Under Southern Skies," which terminated a very successful engagement night It was the third time In that same theatre In as many seasons, and, remarkable as this may seem, Mrs. Parker's piece surpassed In the popularity czpres now at pressed I.OTT1H I1I,AIR I'ABKBR Address all Communications, It seems that Jicnrly ten years the Walnut last by Increased attendance the preceding presentations. It Is a well mnde, wholesome play, rilled with dramatic Intensity and heart Interest, and there is little wonder that It grows upon the playgoers. With two such certain successes already to her credit, Mrs. Parker might be content to rest upon her laurels, but In the light of past achievement the announcement that she Is now at work upon a dramatlatlo'n of Rev. Charles Frederick Goss' novel, "The Redemption of David Corson," augurs well for the success of that powerful story when transplanted to the stage. With a wealth of dramatic material In that novel Mrs. Parker ought to be able to make a splendid play, and If the paBt Is any criterion she will certainly accomplish this.— CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1004. HARRY DOEL PARKER, Manager, New Amsterdam Theatre Bldg., Hew York City, WHY PLAY A LOT OF DEAD ONES WHEN YOU CAN SECURE LIVE ONES ? LILLIPUTIANS McFADDEN'S FLATS HAPPY HOOLIGAN THE SMART SET CRACKER JACKS NIGHT IN NEW YORK VANITY FAIR A HOT OLD TIME GAY MASQUERADERS The most talked of Shows on earth. For sure money and to fatten your bank account, be sure and play the above Box Office Attractions. IN ACTIVE PREPARATION: SINBAD IN OLD NEW ENGLAND POCK AND JUDGE i, 13S8 JE HOULI8 K. OOOL.EV, Osan'l IVItzr. i ABLE ALWOODS. TCbEPHONK-e097»3eth. A. H. WOODS THE SHOWS THAT GET THE MONEY. ►S LOUISE BEATOKT IN A NEW FLAY "QUEEN OP" THE WHITE SLAVES" "TRACKED AROUND THE WOI "PAST LIRE IN NEW YORK" "DANGERS OP" WORKING Ol "FALLEN BYTHEWAYSIDI" "CONFESSIONS OF A WOP'S" "THE SIN OF HER CHILDHOOD" "THE LIFE THAT KILLS" "THE OREAT AMERICAN DETECTIVE" "THE CROOKED RATH," "THE BROKEN HOME," mnd 31, IN REPERTOIRE OP PLAYS ALSO LESSEE AND MANAGER WINDSOR THEATRE THALIA THEATRE I'l.wlNU BEST POPULAR PltlCB MELUDHAJHAB ONLY. for Tinao, AddrMi STAIR A HAVLIN, I4AI Broadway. PERCY WILLIAMS' Greater Hew York Circuit THE ORPHEUM, Fulton Si. and Rockwell Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. THE CIRCLE, Broadway and 60th Street, New York City. THE NOVELTY, Drigga Ave, and South 4th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. THE GOTHAM, Fulton Street and Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. RAPIDLY APPROACHING COMPLETION, THE AUDITORIUM, Seventh Ave. and 126th St., New York City. NOW BOOKING FOR NEXT SEASON. Chas. E. Udell, "Making Good" ai "Timothy Snodgrass" and STAGE MANAGER with NAT M. WILLS' CO. Tbli aeaion, wit! enconraglng projects for next season. ADDRESS PER ROUTE.