The New York Clipper (October 1905)

October 21. THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 895 Kateyjear I'm a Longing For You,Honey Tho Touch Of Time We have just enlarged our offices for the benefit of Professionals, who are cordially invited to Call and examine our New Songs. MISS ETTA HYLANDS Tlxe "Well Known VauUevllk- iPlanlst, Has been engaged for the Season to give Special Attention to the Ladies of the Profession, and will be Pleased to have all Friends call. The New York Music Pub. House, HERBERT H. TAYLOR, Proprietor, it 21 •9 Madgeand I On a Paper and a Comb DEATHS IN THE PROFESSION. I' Henry Irving. Henry Irving, thr famous actor, died sud- denly at liitlfpabt eleven o'clock on tin- night of Friday, Oct. 13, iu Bradford. Yorkshire;. Kng., from ayueope. He had relumed to tho Midland Hotel, In that city, after giving a performance of "Bceket" at the Theatro itoyal, and was Immediately taken 111 w'tlt a sudden attack of syncope, and died with- out uttering a word from the time of his seizure, although medical aid wns summoned nod every effort made to restore him. Mr. Irving was the moat noted actor anil pro- ducer that England crer Bent to thin country, and all over the Btigllsh speaklnp world his death Is mourned. He wbb rin n tour of fare- well performances In the English provinces' at the time he was stricken, and bad been playing u week's engagement Iu. Drudfonl. presenting a repertory. Although several of Lis recent speeeiies Indicated that he con- sidered the end of the Journey was upproach- lug for him, his friends were shocked at the news of his sudden death, for he wan not •j( particularly advamed age, and bad seemed to be restored to much of bis old time vigor, after his Illness of last Spring. John Henry llrodrlb was born ut Kelnton. near (Huston- bury, Somersetshire. Eng„ Feb. 0. 1038, ami waa educated ut a public school In Loudon. At rbe age of fourteen years he was employed us a messenger boy by the Tliackers. Indian merchants, of Newgate Street, London, but his bent waa clearly for u stage career, aud after repeated efforts he Hucceedcd In get- ting In the professional ranks, making his debut In the Lyceum Theatre. Sunderland, ling.. Sept. 20, 1830, wlfU Bulvrer Lyttou'a "Richelieu i or the Conspiracy," in which the young actor, who waa known then for the ttrst time as Hon irvlug. spoke, iu the character of the Due d'Oi-leaDs, the Urst words. Afterward, at tbc game theatre, he played Cleomoues, in "A Winter's Talc." Later. Iu 1S.TT, he secured uu engagement at: the Theatre Koyul, Edinburgh, Scotland, and played several hundred roles there during bis stay of over two years. Uc made hlis ttrst professional appearance lu Loudon on Sept. U-J, 1S5U. at the I'rlnecss' Theatre, In u-play culled -'Ivy Hall." uu adaptation by John Osenford. or Octave r'culllct * "Lc Ib>- mau d'uu Jeunc Homme Fauvrc." lie ap- peared iu several small roles in London with no success, and, lather disheartened by these rebuffs, he returned to the provinces, ac- cepting an cugugetucul llrst at Ulusgow. and, In LSflO, at the Tlicntre Itoyul, Manchester, In which city he remained five years. Mr. Irving ncled "Humlet" tor the flrst time ut his farewell benefit at Manchester, lu 1801. In It he was greatly praised, aud. on July r!0, 1800, he scored another signal success tn tho part of Howdon Scudnmore, the villain of Bcucicault's "Hunted Down." then produced for the first, time at the. Prince's Theatre. Manchester. Ills snecess led to his London engagement, and. on Oct. iJ. ISUfS, he acted Dorlncourl. In "The Belle's Stratagem." He followed that by numerous performances, principally In heavy roles. On bee. SB, 1807. he acted for the ttrst time lu association with Ellen Terry, playing Pelruchlo to Ellen Terry's Katherine. The performance occurred at the Queen's Theatre, Loug Acre, Loudon. In. 1870 he made un extraordinary hit us Digby • trout, In "The Two Roses," by James Al- bery, produced ut the Vaudeville Tbealrc, London, hy 11. J. Montague, David James and Thomas Thoruc. It was this success which lauded Mr. Irving lu the Lyceum The- atre. London, In 1871. Colonel Henry L. l'aieiuuu. a veteran American manager, father of "|he Batemuii girls," Kate and Ellen, had leased Ibis house with a view lo esploltlug: other mcinliers of his family. At this the- atre, on Sept. U. 1871, Mr. Irving acted Landry Uurbeuu, In "Fauchettc." a druma adapted from "jji Vetlte I'utlettc." by lleorgo Sand. This piece Is known to the American stage ns "l-'auehou." Isebelln Uatcman played Karchcttc. Oct. S3 Mr. Irvlug uctcd Al- fred Jingle, lu "I'lckwick." Tbcu cume "Tho Hells." It was uu adaptatlou of the r'reuch play, founded on Erekmanu-t.'hartrlan's novel, "Le Julf l'olouals." Batcmuu bad Irecn on the point of rejecting It, but Mr. Irving had great confidence In It. The play waa produced, uuder Irvlug's supervision aud uecordlng to his Ideas, uu Nor. _. r >, 1871. Irving',, Mat bias wua hulled ut once as a wonderful piece of acting. From that tlmo ou his fume increased, and he was hailed as a great actor. He produced "Hamlet" In London for the first time on Oct 31, 1874, and the tragedy held the stage for two hun- dred nights, the longest ruu In the history of this Shakespearean masterpiece, ap- proached only by Booth's performances at the Winter Garden, New York, teu years be- fore. Other Shakespearean performances rapidly followed, und lu 1870. at the Lyceum, Alfred Tennyson's play of "Queen Mary," tho first he had ever written for stage purpose:, was produced In April, with Henry Irving as King Philip of Spain, in May, of tho next year, be first gave his sensational dual performance of Lesurques and Duboscq, la n The Lyons Mall," and on March 9,1878. pro- duced one of his greatest successes, "Louis XL" Colonel Bateman died la 1870, and Mrs. Bateman continued to be the responsible manager of the Lyceum until In August, 1878. She then died, nnd the lease of the house passed to Mr. Irving. .The theatre opened under bis management on Oct. 15, 1878. with n revival of "Hamlet." The Ophelia was Ellen Terry, Whom Mr. Irving had engaged os his permanent leading lady. Thus begau the loug partnership between the two players. On Nov. 1, 1870, Mr. Irv- ine- produced "The Merchant of Venice," nod actart Shylock, winning o great surctsa. Thq fifth act of the comedy was restored. Elb>n Ferry played Portia for the Urst Ume, '"J-'ao Merchant of Venice" was performed for 2GO consecutive ulghts. nn iiupreccdcutcd rua of Shakespearean drama, aud thus fur. unpar- alleled. On May Ii. 1881, Mr. Irving and Edwin Booth ucted together, at the London Lyceum, Booth as Othello, und Irving ns lago, and the event occasioned Interna- tional Interest. On Oct. 20, 1883, Mr. Irving made his first appearance In America at the old Star Theatre. New York City, comer Broadway aud Thirteenth Street,, placing Malbius. la "The Bells." He then went oa a tuur of the American and Cana- dian cities. On March 31, 1881. he reap- praml In Xew York City, at the Star Thea- tre, before returning to Europe. On Nov. 10 of the same year he, Ellen Terry and Hie London Lyceum <>. made tholr second nppeitrnnco In America, ut the Star Thc- ntrc. New York. In "The Merchant of Venice." -Mr. Irving appeared In "Twelfth Night." ou .Nov. IS. for the Urst time In America, be placing Mulvollo. with Ellen Terry as Viola. On Nov. St Mr. Irving urleil "Hamlet," fur the first lime In America. On Jan. II, 188.", iu Chicago. Mr. Irving acted "Eugene Aram." for the llrst time In America, and on Jun. 2u his lirst performance in America of "Richelieu" wns given at Chicago. Returning to England. he reopened the London Lyceum Sept. 5, lttSC. On Aug. 1. 1880. Mr. Irving sailed lor America, accompanied by a party of friends, including Ellen Terry, lie passed several davs lu New York, aud visited New- port and oilier Titles, but did not act. lie returned to England at the end of the Sum- mer. He and Ellen Terry begun, on Nov. 8. 1887, their third season on the Amer- ican stugc. ut the Star Theatre. New York, producing "Faust." On Nov. 12. Mr. Irving, at the S. V. Star Theatre, acted Alfred Jingle, for the lirst time in Amer- ica, as uu afterpiece to "The Hell?." On I»ec. 10. of that year, he produced "O'lvla." and uelcd Dr. Primrose for the flrsl time lu America. Ellen Terry guve her performance of Olivia, and a great xuecetn was gained by both. On July 27. ISM, Mr. Irving, Ellen" Terry and the Lyceum Co. sailed for America. This was their fourth professional expedition ucross tho AtlunUc. They landed ut Quebec, nnd went direct to San Francisco, making their Ural appear- ance ou the San Frunclsco stage Sept 4, pre- senting "Tho Bells" aud "Xauce Oldlleld."- Henry Irvlug and Elleu Terry opened Abbey's Theatre, New York, Nov. 8. of. that yeir, with "Hccket." Returning to Eng- land after th's four Mr. Irving reappeured there at the London Lyceum July 21. 1801. Mr. Irving wus nuined u Itulght on May 23. 1805, nnd on July 10 he went to Windsor and received tho honor of kulghthood from Queen Victoria. On Oct. 20, of 1895, le anil Ellen Terry appeared at Abbey's Thcu- tre. New York, presenting "Macbeth." This wa.-s their tlfth visit to America, as players. They returned to England the following May. In October. 1808. Mr. Irving was taken 111 at Glasgow und was obliged to atop acting. Later In the year, being convales- cent, he returned lo London. New urrange- ments were made for the management of the London Lyceum Theatre. A managerial company was furmed. with Comyna-Carr aa chief director, to conduct the business. Mr. Irving tn act and to share the profits. Mr. Irving reappeared April l. r >, 1800, ut the Lvccum Theatre, Loudon, presenting "Holies- pferre," and both lie und Ellen Terry, who acted Clurlsse de Mulucoti, were royally wel- comed. On May 18, Mr. Irrlug wus again taken III, nnd be left thu cast of "Hobes- plci-i-c." his sou Lawrence tuklug his place. He reuppeurcd May 25. Ou Oct. .'10. 1890, ha and his entire comnuny, with Miss Terrv, appeared nl the Knickerbocker Theatre, New York, iu "Robespierre." This wus the'be- Slualug of thctr sixth tour of the T.'iilted _Utcs uud Canada, which lasted until the following May, the orguuizutlon returning lo England and opening ut the London Lyceum, June IS. Mr. (wing's next American eu- jrageaient. this lime without Miss Terry In his compuuy, opened Oct. 21, 1001. at the Knickerbocker Theatre, New York City, In "King Charles I." The last dale of this tour was pluved week, of March 17, at the Harlem Opera. House, New York. On Oct. 20, 1WX he he- ban what proved to be his lust American tour, at the Broadivny Tbealrc, New York, appearing In Sardou's "Haute." He played this character two weeks, ut tho Broadway, uud reperlury fur uue week more, then made a tour of the country till May, 1004, when be returned to England. The actor la Hurvivcd by his wife and two sons, Henry and Lawrence. The fuucrui will probably be held on Friday, Oct. 20. The body will be in- terred lu Westminster Abbey, In compliance with n memorial presented to the Dean, the Very nev. J. Armltage Koblnsou, which, wag signed by tho leading managers and actors and a number of other prominent men, John K. Myers, a German coaiwllan, whose name In private life was Jack Mace, died at Jackson, Miss., OcL 4, from yellow- fever He was lioru In 1803, und was at one time a lightweight pugilist. Ketlrlng from the ring In 1892 bo followed the circus busi- ness for some time us a professional strong man, being known us the Boy Sampson, until he flnallv met with nn uccldcot, which forced him to give up that line of work. lie tueu, drifted into farce comedy, und soon becumo known us a German dialect comedian. Ho was u member of tho Actors' Fund aud K. of V. Lodge No. 120, Newark. N. J. His wife nnd two children survive him. James Vav Obtkano, an actor, who was for the past two seasons a member of Mr*. Leslie Cnrter'H Co., died In the Hahnemann Hospital, New York City, on Oct. ID, from typhoid fever. His last role waa Craclus, la "Mm" at ttw Deiosco Xacatra, ^ .,. 14th St.. »t»7 K.—Elegant Newly Furnished, Front. Connecting Hack Parlor: bath, hotVater Also Large Room, rnunlng water, un llrst floor. RINi; JASSES BELL. WANTED, T. J, MADMEN'S ROYAL Entertainers, Picture Machine man: must have tho goods. Silent acts, change for three nights Other useful tcrformcrs write. Tickets- yes. to poo- pic I know only. Add. T.J. Ma dden, l)ollvar,S, Y', WANTED AT ALL TIMES, LIGHT Sketch or sister Teams and single Ladles mnst dance some; also Vocalists who have Slides. Ensv place. Sat. Mat. All write. JAS. O. HARRY, Manage r, Mj/.pqli Harden. Otta wa, 111. . EVrEIlPlTISE STHRKOPTICON. Optl- graph.lu film* and Oxvlldc Outfit. Screen,etc. $r:>, Co«t. $i.'iO. Sent privilege of examination on receipt of express charges. AMERICAN ESCUAN'tiE, 1130 Halsey S t., Brookl yn, N, Y. SIDE SHOW MKfl—All kinds of Platform aud Stere Show Cnrtns at. low prices. Mummlilcrt liooils. snakes, Small Lino Animals, lac Mechun- icul Show only *7S. VM NKLSOS. * Van Nordeu St., Nn. C ambridge, Mass. RKPKRTOmE~<^MIMVY WANTBD- tt'lll liny outright thoroughly organized Repertoire Company. Want ti hear from Experienced People In every line anyway, as I have the cash to organ- ize at once U I cannot purchase outright the above. Partlcnlars, salary list and everything llratletler. Address THEATRICAL. 141 <t Susnue hsnna St.. Ktoghamton, N. Y. S. 1L—Want Ural clasiSlagc Director, the best only. OPEIV TIME-Arniorr Ball, Tonawauda, X. Y". WAKTEU. for threo nights or week of Dot, so, liood Co. with Band ana Orchestra. Fopiil-itlnn, ej.uoo. Lighted by gas and electricity, flood Vaude- ville, Minstrel nnd Repertoire Cos. desired; also Sparring and Wrestling and Roller Skating Attrac- tions, write for open time. Bring the show aud von can get the money here.- Terms, first money or percentage. J. E. Steven?. Mgr,, Armory Hall, Lock Bock (H, Tonawauda, s. Y. Hemukiit BiiKKti, au actor, was shot on I he stage of the Grand Opera House, Axlorla, Ore., Oct. ID, while pluylug the villain In "Michael Strogoff," and wus klled. Frank Linightun, the leading man, tired tho shot during tin; progress of. the Play, supposing that fila revolver i-uutulued) blunk cartridges, as usual. ,' William Buiioku. ii member of the Metro- politan Opera House chorus, wus found dead In bed at his boarding house In West Fortieth Street. New York City, un Oef. 10. He had accldeully knocked luose. a rubber tube lend- ing to a lighted gas stove, before retiring, and wus asphyxiated. ' James J. Bitowx, uu actor, dh-d from tu- berculosis, at Sarulogu, N. Y„ Del- *. aged twenty-two years. He played Orlando, In Erucst Sblpmun's production of "As You Like It," when he was nineteen years old. Two seasons ago he appeared lu Grace Oconee's production of "Pretty Peggy," and was last seen In New York t.'lty us lvau, In the revival of "Siberia," nt the Academy of Music, lust season. "William Clark, for more than furl}-years stage carpeuter ut various Philadelphia the- atres, died Oct. II, from pneumonia, at his home iu that city, aged seventy-one years. Wben the Chestnut Street Theatre wus first built he became Its chief Htuge carpenter. From there he went to the Arch Blrcel Opera House, then under tbc management of Slm- monw A Slocuin. '. lie subsequently returned to the Chestnut Street Theatre, where he re- mained unill two weeks ago;" when lie be- came HI. Edwin Fin-rest.-Edwin Booth. Jos. Jefferson and Henry Irvlug were numbered among his acquaintances. U'altkb II. Biii.NPAMoitit. brother of Prof. George W. Rrlndainour. died Oct. 10, ut the home of his parents, lu Woonsocket, R. I.. f rom Inflammation of the IkmvuIs, aged tweney-seven years. For the 'ast ten rtmt* be had been traveling with his brother. I'cot. ISrludunioiir. as his ussbtant. In u magical uvl. Ills parents, one brother uud two sis- ters survive lilm. ; 0> Notuh rtsojf Jam. T. Mc'Ai.pin'h "(Inns Hanson" Co.—The beginning of this week makes our tenth one on Iho road. ' During tlilw time w« huve enjoyed lino huolueAs. We have also played a few* fair dates to K It. O.. nnd arc offered return dules In every town aud city. The band md orchestra, under the leadership of Prof. John P. Elseo. Is u feature all aloug the route. While playing at Will- mar, Minn., during the street carnival, the Elks of that city gave u welcome to tbc mem- bers of our company, and a reception to Lew Hlatt, a member of our company, during which an Elk favored us by singing a song that was heartily encored. The yoddllng song by our manager. Jus. T. McAlpIn, was also Kteatly appreciated, Martin Bowers, our stage manager, entertained by imitating Joe Welch. In his Hebrew monologue, and by slug- lut; a few parodies on the lutest song hits. it. liarr, our heavy man, recited a poem, enti- tled "The Engineer's Danger," that was lis- tened to attentively. Wm. Amau and Louis Kels, our business inunaeer, rendered several Instrumental selections that were pleasing to hear. At a late hour the "stag' r broke up, after which wo enjoyed a funny entertain- ment, furnished by Mrs. Jas. T. McAlpln's moukey, Juneau, and Mrs. P. Adams' trained guinea pig. We arc all In good health and appy, aud the "Gent In White" makes his ap- pearance every Tuesday. Our route this seusun Includes the coast Stales, and we look for u prosperous reason. Tun Old Rixiaslb Is received and eagerly reud by everybody in this company every week. Helen Tsowuhiik;u has been engaged by Hidden Bros., for tho "Deserted at the Altar 1 ' Co. Oko. M. Bnt Vrirs In In hlo tenth. we»fc, playing the bhek face cr>m:ny part of baa- eoo, la "The Uinta of GvItT to, ^ 10 FILMS »'4.1. used but Utile. Sont privilege of examination on receipt of express charges. AMERICAN ENCIIANOE, KH^Ilalsey SL, Brooklyn. K.T. Vil'BEYIlLE riMIST. Uust read aud arrange and possess u robust tenor or baritone vobo. Call or write. B13IV BORiVSl'BIN, Harry Vou Tilznr's Music Publishing House, ■Jtth St., Near llrnadwa.v, Sew York. WANTED, IMITATOR OF BIRDS, ANIMALS and MECHANICAL SOUNDS. A three year engagement to the right party. Btate age, salary and full particulars In first Idler lo tho LYMAN U. HOWE NOVUM PI0Ti:|IR0O.. ::r, Suiil li Rive r St.. Wll kosBa r rc. I's, WANTED QUICK, (One Piece), MEN 1011 CIIARAITER I1KAYY ANH CHARACTER, LADIES Full JI'VXMILK AND CHARACTER, TIANIST. "u! VI wujks. salary low; yon get It here. No faros. A. VILLA1R uud PEARL LEWIS. Maloiie. N. V., Oct. Is; Massonu, N, Y„ !f0; Nor- wood, tLY^SL ^^ WANTCD, for D. B. LEVIS' "UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY" rail Chars iter Man, also i icntoel I loiny Man; those doubling brass given preference. Mmlcbins and Performers In all lines, coinmuiilCKlo. Address Bilbao, Ariz, Del. 20; Tombstolio '.'1, Tticsou X\, Phoenix 1'., I'resroi.i in, Jerome i", Williams lit, Albui|tu|iie, N. M., Nuv.l; bus VegaiS. K. A. HOHUK, Manager. SAIVIMY COLLINS IIIG HIT IN ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Week or Oct . York. I'er. uddros B, Atiaullc (lardeu, Uvwery. New CureCLIlTI'H. WANTCD, F-OR Maloney's Wedding (,'hiraet>r Woiuau for Hlddv, Property .Mall, do bit, double brass; Truplfruiiiuicr. Join on wire. IRA IIAYNKS, Manager, Minion, S. (J„ Met, 21; Lumberlou U3, Lawreucoburg U. Other p eo ple write. AT IiIUKUTY."" ROLAND OSBORNE, First Class Manager, mage Director or Hen >v Han. ELIZABETH REMPEL. .ICVKMLKH anil INUKNCKM. Ono Piece or Slock preferred. Address KOLANI l OSIlOltKE. Acfors' Muclety, S. V. WAJVTKD, II Comedian and Sonbrettc, With slrotig specialties, play parts In slock reper- toire. Week alanils. oilier DruUMtio People, write. WILIIOK A. SIIKA. Mgr. Wllbor Ntoek l'o.. Knstporl, Maine. imSuf AfiEHIT AT LIBERTY Al. book and route, newspaper, closo contractor, thoroughly reliable. Rest oirer gels me; name It. M. L. LEWIS, (iun. Del., Koohwitcr, N. Y. IA8ICIAR8-f havutt ""° lot " r Al A,,| ' A ItATLK, also I.OHIH XIV OBN- TllK TABLK and TWO H1HKS, cheap. KRIKOKIl, 70 K. 1151b St., N. Y. Telephone 13M8 Harlem. (JoBclilng, rehearsing, public appnaranco secured ror Vaudeville; also musical farcocotnodles,opera, clubs, etc. Apply 1204 Broadway, Ronui aoi-aOT. AT LIBEHTY, TBAP DBDMBEB. BURT 0. BROWN, cure of Joshua Slmpltlns Co., as per route, Oct. 10, Franklin, Fa.; Oct. J>, Handy Lake, P».; Oct. 21, L'outieautvllle. I'a. WAST QUICK, THODIHONU, ALTO. '1'IIAP DHU.'llt, BASH, IIOHTLBR AND f(IOK. Address WM.TO Dtl WAOOX SH OW, Roll wood. Va. At Liberty-Variety Pianist. (Nine yean in 8AIJCKI, ooooiM'fi). WM. IK/alTFf i M2 Hd St., Txnj, H. V, sTl WHAT'S THE USE or paving » hvsrj price fnr a Vaudovlde Act when von can got- oun hundred pages of the newest and brightest comely insterlftl fur $1. By all means procure MADISON'S HIBUDGET Contains :n great parodies, it oxrclhiiit. mnn - nlognos.s akomhea Tor two males, 4 sketches for main and female, new Sidewalk Con- versations, 1 roaring 6a-mlnute t>nrlus<|Uc», new skntch for two fenmles, btmareds of new Hebrew, Irish, Hutch and black film gags, clr. Ronieinber, prleo Is only ONE DOI.I.Ml PKK COPY. Hack iiuini.urs out of print except HIJIX1HTM 11. 7 and s; will scud any -J for II.to. » for 12, or BUDOKTS 8,7. s and lo for $2.60. L. J. It. UKU,, 1404 Third Avenue, Now York. (Jociif- ./nr JklMM Maitlmtu.) WANTKJJ, A SINGER At mid strlclly aober. Musi work Hound ened*. Well ctaculi'it man who cull dnlvor it short lee- Itiru. Salary sure. RefHriilicoHexeliauguil. Have OUiibllshed business mid repuUillon Can uiTVr lo'g engiig'imeiit lo rlglil parly. Sttilo lowest sal o-» and I ipl narlleulais. Adilress WM. JUN'KINH. TV Trii.v'oti St.. Hnmklyii, N. Y. COMEDIAN WITH AI HPKt IALTIKM. IN ALL I.IMEf , vVIIITK. y llenlei, willu. )UU STUUK CO., Wliililguu City, Ind, Harpy clay Henley, willu WO Hil-O MAKE MONEY. Roller Skates The best and cbcape-l skate made for rluk Use. ilemleiiiKir steel rnllir. Send for prices. CORI'- LA.NII IMH.I.KR HKATK UP.. Ut HJUhI, K. T. f WASTED, for BLOSDH ft LEON'S Rip Van Winkle Co., i liflOK UfflJ CORNK'ITIST KOH HANI* AMI OIU OIIKsntA. Male lowest salary. Also goad THICK BICYCLIST for slreotiiud M*w. Describe your net. Salary must be reasonable: wo pay overy Sunday, opera House and hotel In Winter; tent and private car In Summer. No tickets ; loo inin-li red tape. Will wire you where lo loin. BIjONHIN' A I.KON. fn nriiiiv. Ni;l... (let. VJ,, WANT E D, REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. Sketch Team (man and wiftn, Musician-. Address IIIIB STKItllKNTBH, llux O, Whl(e»bulO. Tct. wasted, w mm Two Good Acrobats. MATE I'ARTICbLAHH. 1. S, WOLPINO, care of X. Y. OLII'Plvll. WANTED TO BUT, VERY SHALL ATTRACTIVE SHETLAND PONIES Green stock or trained. Suite portloulars. I. S . WOLFING, care of N. Y. ULIPfBH.^ WANTED, SKETCH TEAM, Al PIANO PLAYER. VA1UC, Tin. Wonder Worker, < nnn, U.ii. Pa, lif CHICAGO PL"AY rACTORY IiAI'j 'H It III'. tfQMHtOMll . ..arUMrtOWI'i ii \[\ J'l Wall I IN I', ' PITH -''AkUP/W, It/' Mwtsi rkANCis rucKtP 'X;.°'.izJ.■..*":. LADY WOULD DIVE MOTHER'S CARE TO Children of professionals In bar own liopiefnf would travel), for terms and particulars, addreff URS. C'OYIXL, Hex 1, R. F. 0. .No. «, Corry.P^,