The New York Clipper (October 1905)

828 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. OCTOBM 7, PATHE FILMS ONE QUALITY, ONE PRICE. 11* Cents I»©r I^oot. MODERN BRIGANDAGE (Automobile Robbery) FATHER'S HONOR (Sensational Tragedy) THE MOON-LOVER (Comic Headlined - YOUNG TRAMPS (Comedy Chase) - • IMPATIENT COSTOMER (Good Comedy) GAY WASHERWOMEN (Good Comedy) VENDETTA (Dramatic Chase) - • MINING DISTRICT (Sensational Drama) • LIFE OF MOSES (Biblical) - • STEEPLE CHASE (Race Film) - ■ ■ PLEASURE TRIP (Very Funny) COUNTRYMAN IN PARIS (Comic) - - Colored Films 8 Cents Per Foot Additional. 524ft. 377ft. 426ft. 574ft. 98ft. 98ft. 508ft. 820ft. 524ft. 475ft. 295ft. 492ft. WONDERFUL ALBUM • 262ft. FLOWER FAIRY - - 82ft. LOIE FULLER - - ■ 98ft. KING OF DOLLARS • 114ft. FIREWORKS - • 65ft. WONDERFUL BEEHIVE 246ft. STUNNING CREATIONS ■ LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS OLD FEATURE HITS. INDIANS and COWBOYS 590ft. DRAMA IN THE AIR ■ 196ft. BURGLARS AT WORK 246ft. GUN LICENSE • HOP 0' MY THUMB STRIKE - - 98ft. 82ft. 344ft. 836ft. 442ft. OUR LONDON LETTER. Continu ed from r age 826. now on view at Crystal Palace, a complete ballet, and twenty-four Illusion. Ini the way of Bide show., are off today for India. inay will remain In that country until May next. I'hllllps and Merrltt. who came to London many weeks ago, are .fated for South Africa. They tell me they .all Sept. 80. Itoberts, Uaye. and Robert, are In Liver- pool this week. Yesterday week they will re- turn to America. They are putting In the few day. before .ailing time rehearsing the new act, with which they open their Ameri- Ca Keliy e 'and Ashby are .till at the Talace. For the month of October they have booked the Olympla, Paris, returning to England to play the Moss 4 Stoll tour In December. duy Hackney, who la with the Go-Won-Go Mohawk .how, write, me from Margate, where the company Is playing this week, that Pre- vo.t and I'revoat are doing well In Paris, lie nlso states that they will be In England In a month. By way of explanation Mr. Hackney s slBter Is married to one of the team. Business with the Go-Won-Oo Mohawk ahow Is extra liarry Lauder, the clever and well liked comedian, sang two solos last Sunday night at the Church of Scotland, Newcastle. It 1. needless to state that they were not of the type he sings In the music balls. He is credited with making a hit, end attracted many to the church who had not been there In some time. _ _ A new sketch, by George K. Sims, to a feature at the Tlvoll this week. "Beauty and the Barge," as the piece Is called, tells how n Jealous husband, returning home late, and finding that his wife has gone out to sup- per, determines to take his revenge by pre- tending to be a burglar. To frighten the sup- posed tblef hi. wife persuades the maid to masquerade as her lover. Many complica- tions follow, but the piece ends happily. Monday next will find many new faces at the Coliseum. The three and nine o'clock shows: Alice Esty, Paul Sandor, Frank Maura, Madge Leasing, Seymour and Dupre, Mabel Love, Three Merrills, "The Wreck of the Hesperus." Walton and Lester, and "Mili- tary Tattoo.'' Six o'clock bill: ''Joseph and His Brethren," "The Wreck of the Hes- perus," M'lle. Marvelle. Five Delevlnes, Al- bert Whelan, "The Maid of the Moon." Lieut Travis, Abdy's Circus and "Military Tattoo." Speaking of the Coliseum reminds me that I forgot to mention In my last letter that the Empire Comedy Four, now In their fourth and last week at that house, were put In tlm three and nine show, after their opening and given about fifteen minutes. This H the first time since the bouse was opened that a promotion of this kind ha. occurred. Anency. will marry Hettle Loverldge, a daugh- ter of one of the Sister. Le Brunn. Edwin Leslie acting manager at the London Music Hall, •ShorcSltch, ha. been transferred to Collins'. Herbert Italpb, who *■■ *»» h Harry Lundy at the lloyal, Is to be the new acting manager at the London. Walter de Frecr-e and Fred Moulllet have been granted a license for the new Southampton Hippo- drome. ., ■_ Tom Hearn won a cbbb recently from a Leipzig manager, the »um Involved being saoo. It seems that the lugger had num- ber nine on the Gill for two nights, and on the third night the programme was the same, so he did not show up until It was nearly time for him to go on. While he was away the manager changed his time to 8.10. in- stead of 10.16. Trouble followed, and a lawsuit wan the result. The International ArtlstB* Lodge has been fighting the case for Mr. Hearn since May. 1004. Lavlnc and Leonard, who a short time ago appeared at the Palace with much success, ate to play the Hippodrome, Glasgow, next week. They may go on the continent later. Sam Bury, formerly Thomas Barrasford s right hand man, Is to manage three pro- vincial bouses, having no connection with the Barrasford tour. Felix Dumas' mother died In this city a short time ago from a complication of dis- eases. ♦■♦ VIRGINIA. PATHE CINEMATOGRAPH CO 42 EA8T 23rd STREET, HEW T0BK. 35 BAPOLPH STREET, CHICAGO. Wild Animals six Group., Best Trained In America. Performing B m»n or lady, or will accept proposition for Winter ptirposo. CAHIHAC ANIMAL SHOW, Fair Grounds, Portland, Ore. AX IIBEKTX, CLARENCE D. NEWMAN, Cliaractora, Heavies and Juveniles. Ono pleco preferred; Al Hop. cons dorej. Ability, appearance, sobriety. Aflarosa MlNfc.n\A,OiHo . Wanted Qulok, CyoH Rldm for Trick Riding. Not over »ft, tall. Bend photo, will return If not satisfactory. With or tllllibv, n ry. wun or without wheels. Address only. N. Y.iiippodromj crew; or N..£ OLipmt. AT LIBERTY, Holmes and LaPaloina, Heavies and Clon. Biz. Houbretto and Boy Paris. Both do specialties; one bill pleoo proforrcd. AUT Manager and Advance Agent CAN PIAOK USEFUL PERFOBBB FOB DOl'ltl.K (UtmtPako Piano). IKIWOOD AMUBKMKNT COMPANY, Oare of CLIPPER. Wanted, tool Repertoire People In All Lines WHO DO SPECIALTIES. Hunt bo sober and oapabloand have good ward- robe. Make salary 11101IT. It Is BUIIK. WANT A §001) HANGING MKDIU1NK TF.AM. Address FRANK VAN, Pare of New National Hotel, Terro Haute, Ind. At n-lborty, MAZIE B. LAWRENCE Ingenno and Juvonilo Loads. Add rosa roar OFFICF., Richmond, Ky. BOSTON FILM EXCHANGE. Second Hand Films, Song Slides and Machines Bought, Bold and Xzohanged. (04 WASHINGTON St, Room 43, Boston, Mass., opp. Adams lions*. AT LIBERTY, CARL LAMONT, Pianist. Double brass. Can make good. Wire qutok. PARI. LAMONT, lllacfcwcll, OElft. AT LIBERTY, C1REI FAST. Ksncrleuoed Actor. Play Anything Onat For. UKNRHAL DKL1VKIIY, Medina, N. Y. Musical Nalon TUB 1N8TIWMENTAL, WONDER. Tills week FAMILY TUKATRB, SliamoUn, l'a. EDISON KIIETD.CDPES, $75. AND ALL. THUS LATIHT AID HOST IM- PROVED MOTION PICTURE MACHINES. FILMS MART IRE ORIOraiL DLIBB, EDBOR, HQQRAPH, PATHE. 400 SUBJECTS, 4 PER FOOT ill Rex * Star Stereopticon $21.50 WITH ELECTRIC LAMP, RHEOSTAT AND SWITCH. CONDENSERS «.$|.» H A$i\25 RHEOSTATS, 230 Volt., fl.M. RHUS, LIVES, CARBONS, OBLATINI SHUTS, FILE BOXES, CONDENSER PROTECTORS, 600. HEW AND LATEST SOSfl SLIDES, $5 Per Set. POSE AND SERPEKTINE SLIDES }50c. HOST UNIQUE, RICHLY COLORED, ) Each. MACHINES, FILMS, STERBOPTIOOKS, BONO SLIDES, StC, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIORS. win FILMS JB MOTION PICTURE MACHINES BEST PRICES PAID FOR FINE GOODS. 809 Filbert, PB1LA.,P1 1 At I*it>*a:rt3r,i D. E. Morton, Couipntont, Reliable and No Boose, 71 8KVKNTU ATK., New York City. TtlE GI11CAG0 PLW rACTORT PiMi SMKiifS nMSU»uts -JiS manuscripts * i rt oo vmlllKlO OfttUR °AKU PARIS i '\\}r~. wtwi*. I UNCI5 TUCKER WJiSfiKSto^tL WANT DRAMATIC PEOPLE QUICK KOll ONE PIKOB. State IowchI, with board, first letter. No fare, advanced. K. It, BMYT1IE, Archibald, !•«. DR. HOWARD CURTIS Wlinta Al Moil. I't'i fornurs To Join on wire. Money poslllvcl.v sure. Address ' 1'KTITCODIAU, N. II., Camilla. At Liberty. F. A. ST0LLE, CIIAItACTKRg. M8 SAl'ROElt ST., New Hertford, Mil.ii. MEDICINE LECTUMR olae^Lecturer and Otlico Worker, Musical specialties, straight lu acta; don't fake organ: rcllablo; must tiavo ticket. GEO. W. KKVKKK, GO llowartl St., lloston, Unas. It speak, well lor .the Empire boys. Carow and Ha ye a will leave England for the states late In the month to take up work booked, that will keep them busy until next June, when they return to this country to llnlsh tour. A portion of a letter from Marshall, the Mystic, sent from Copenhagen, under date of Sept. IS: "I tell you one thing that makes an awful hit with me. It Is the running order of the programme, It being changed about three times a week, and you never know when you are on at night until twenty tnlnbtc. before the curtain 1. ralBed. You may close the show one night and the next night you come In, thinking that you go on the same time, and you find that you may be down to open the show Instead. If you can't get ready In time you are subject to a heavy fine. I rather like the frequent cbanges a. the work doe. not become mo- notonous to you, but they could easily fix the time of the performer during the day. I saw part of the show at the Circus Variety Inst night, where the 'Boys In Blue' hold the feature position. Tbey are certainly very successful, and their six weeks' stay at that house will be one of the talks of the town." From Copenhagen Marshall will go to Berlin. It Is proposed to turn the Liverpool Em- pire Into a two-ahow-a-nlght bouse, but the suggestion I. meeting on all hands with >o much objection that the Idea will probably lie dropped. The Empire Is the only music hall In Liverpool with a programme occupy- ing the entire evening. H. H. Feiber, the European man of the Keith enterprises, sail, for New York Sept. -7. He will remain In America until tne late Spring. In justice to Mr. Velber, I wish to say that be was badly misquoted In an Interview he had with a representative of a London paper, and afterward reproduced In an American Journal. Mr, Feiber was quoted as Baying that the American performer was not careful about his stage appearance, preferring to put all hi. money and atten- tion to his street attire, and that the foreign act was Just the opposite. This he did not suy. Statements of this kind should be looked Into before used. The Grand Theatre, Margate, opened last Monday as the Margate Hippodrome, on the two houaea a night plan. It la under the management of a Mr. Uawtree. Next Monday the Tlvoll, South Shields, reopens under tbe management of Harry Burns. Bernard Arm- strong has secured a license for tbe Queen's Theatre, Qallowgate, Glasgow, which he will open on Monday a. a two houses a night hall. Lole Fuller, who Is now playing at the Wintcrgarten, Berlin, bad a miraculous es- cape in a motor accident a week ago last Sunday, She was touring la the Spreewald district, and her car was going about forty mile, un hour, when it ran off the road and down a bank and overturned. The car woa hopelessly wrecked, and Mia. Fuller and six other occupants were thrown out. The ground was soft and none of the part; were seriously hurt. Tbe Britannia Theatre, tloxton, was closed a week ago, but will be reopened on Monday next with a variety show, under the man- agement of Frank Macnaghten, who Is the director of nine provincial halls. Tho Bri- tannia will be run on tbe line, of the halls at Bow, Sadler'. Wells and the Surray, wblch are also under his control, Blchnrd l'ltrot arrived In London last Tues- day. Tbe trip across consumed twelve days and wo. a very rough one. While In this country mul on the continent Mr. l'ltrot may be reached through Tun CLirraa Bureau. The Lyceum was reopened last Monday night In a blaze of glory, a capacity crowd being present to take part In the event. With Its fine music and auperb excellence of the dancing, tbe revival of the famous ballet, "Excelsior," .cored an undoubted success. The dancing, the pantomime, and, In fact, all tbe movements, showed evidence of great skill on the part of the executants, and ar- tistic knowledge and direction on that of Slgnor Ugo Perfetti, to whom tbe credit for the stage management of the ballet belongs. The only fault to be found wltb the ballet on the opening night was that tbe scenery was below the standard established by other Lon- don balls giving entertainments of tbl. kind, injured tbe high tone of the per- he vaudeville portion of the bill Norfolk At tbe Academy of Music (Otto Wells, local manager) "The Hlval." drew well Sept. 20. "The Clansman." by Thomas Dixon Jr., wsb presented here, for tbe first time on any stage, 22, for a two nights' engagement, giving three performances, to phenomenal business. At all three performances the Academy was packed to its utmost capacity, and the play wbb received with tbe wildest enthusiasm. The play I. a strong one, and was presented by an exceedingly strong com- pany. Louis James, In "Vlrglnlus," followed 25, to very satisfactory returns. "Babes In Toyland." to well filled house, 26, 27. "Ser- geant Kitty" Oct. 4, Effle Ellsler 7, W. H. Crane 10. Giianby (Otto Wells, local manager).— "York State Folks" last week did very good business. "A Son of Rest" week of 2. Bijou (Abb. Smith, manager).—New peo- ple week of 2: Penn Bros., May Clark, Three Mora Bros., WIlBon Sisters, Ward and Walsh, De OJolls and H. O. Shnfer. Business Is good. Acme (Wllkcrson & Msnzle, managers).— People week of 2 : Edna Bennett, Earl Boston, Crouch and Lambert, Klngsley and Klngsley, and Chas. Brandon. Business is good. auditorium (J. M. Barton, manager).— People week of 2: Charlie Rents Jr., Barry, Penman and Frankford, Kenti, Edward, and Itentz, the Nelsons, and Herbert Morey. Busi- ness Is good. Manhattan (Crlnnlan Bros, managers).— Bill for week of 2: Tbe Maddens, Jack Stock- ton, La Barr Bros., Gussle La Belle and Jack Moore. Business Is good. Richmond.—At the Acsdemy of Music (Chas. W. Rex, manager) "Tbe Clansman" played to S. It. O. Sept. 25, 20. Cba.. B. Hanford, In "The Merchant of Venice," 28: "Babe. In Toyland" 20, SO, "Sowing tbe Wind" Oct. 5, "Hazel Klrke" 6. F.jjou (Well. & McKee, manager.).—Ma- son and Mason, In "Fritz and Snltz," drew crowded houses at each performance iBBt week, giving a good show. "York State Folks" 2-7, "A Son of Beat" 0-14. Petersburg.—At the Academy of Music (Jake Wells, manager) Wm. and Joe Jeffer- son, In "The Rivals,'' pleased a fair sized houso Sept. 20. Frank Deshou, In "The Office Boy," was well received by a large gathering 22. Mason and Mason, In "Fritz and Snltz, Get. 2; "The Clansman" 7. Gkbat Wallaci Snows arrive 18. Staunton.—At the Beverley Tbeatre(Bark- man & Shultz, managers) "The Eternal City," Sept. 22, drew a large and highly pleased au- dience. "The Clansman" 28, " 'Way Down East" Oct. 2, "Buster Brown" 7. Wallace's Ciucus pleased Sept. 28. « i» NEW HAMPSHIRE. tbe Opera House (E. Co., week of Sept. 26Tcame to fair busli Manchester.—At W. Harrington, manager) Flynn's Stock "Uavld Harum" Oct 3 4, James O'Nell crnnkle" 0 nil fair . The Wizard of Oi" 6, ''The Duke of Kllll- I'ihk TiiKATitB (John StilcB, manager).— Al. Reeves' Big Burlesnucrs, Sept. 25-27, came to good business. Tbe olio: Tbe Estclle Sitters, Ida Hooper, Nelson Farnum Troupe, N. Y Quartette, and Al. Reeves. "More to bo Vltled than Scorned" drew large houses, giving satisfaction, 28-30. World Beaters Burle.quers Oct. 2-4, "When tbe World Sleeps'' 6-7. Notr. —Harry Codalre Is being featured with the Lome Elwln Repertory Co, Gladys Grey Is playing leads, and the management reports good business since the opening per- formance. + «» OKLAHOMA. Oklahoma city.—At tbe Overholser (Ed. Overholser, manager) "Deadwood Dick Jr." Sept. 18. Adelaide Herrmann, 20, pleased a fair house. "At Cripple Creek" baa gi tendance. "An Aristocratic Tramp" 80, 1'rlmroBO" Oct. 1. ood at- "Polly It rather formance. was wenk, ltoslna Casselll and her dogs being the only very strong set noted, Harry Itlcknrds, after n somewhat lengtby Btay In this country, returns to Australia Sept. 20. He has booked some American acta for lila tour, but many hove told me that he Is not offering very big money this time, and as the tour Is only of a few weeks' duration, It would not pay ono to make tbe trip unless the salary was big. Eugene Sandow, who bas been on a trip around tbe world, arrived In London early In the week, and was met at the station by an enormous crowd Of bis physical culture friends. When he stepped off the train a band played "See, the Conquering Hero Comes." Today, Charles Chapman, of Warner's lam; John Macintosh the Toffee Ki 112- MACKINTOSH'S TOFFEE. A CANDY, originated In YorkBhlro, England. I made Irom pure batter, eroam and sugar, and I other good things. Tito purest candy made. I Not a butterscotch, or a chewing candy—but I a delicious, old English sweetmeat, tliatev-l ery one will enjoy. You break otr» piece and I lot It dissolve In the mouth, and, 1 toll joii. I you'll Und It more-lsh—The moro you cat of It I the moro you will want. Ask Your llealcr to I Supply You. See that my lame and face are oil every package, or send me 10 cents for a trial package. JOHN MACKINTOSH Dept.au, RJhsMlL Now York. I XYLAPHONE PLAYER Mutt bo a loud player for outside work and fair rronnd.. R. 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