New York Clipper (Nov 1905)

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Rubbet nails,Cana*. Content. llallnuus.Slitll Goods, lu.ltrs. Jewel- 3. Tikk Matches, Whips. Rusilc Wood Noe- rJM. MIS'" <UH MM CO. OM'.'JSA tti World of Players, IIaiiry W. Bisnor, of San Francisco, has recently taken the management of tbe Cen- tral Theatre of that city. Mr. Blsbop con- trols tbe Ma,1f etlc Theatre, In San Frauclaco, and Ye Liberty Playhouse, In Oakland, two beautiful houses. Ye Liberty baa a re- volving stage, which Is Mr. Bishop's In- vention. The Central passes into tbe new management Nov. 27. It will be closed un- til tbe holidays, and thoroughly renovated. With new decorations and furnishings, It will open as a melodramatic house. No change will be made In its policy for the present. With these three stock bouses Mr, Bishop Is In a position to secure the best dramatic material In the market. New iiosteu or "Saul or Tarsus" Co.: Henry Thorn Bun, Dale Devereaux, Stanley Walls, Bert Bawllnaon, Dill McQaughy, Ed- ward Sparks, Lewis Laufer, Wins. Slevert, George Beard, I'red Hatpin, Terrance Hess, Stanley Hens, Frank K. Fields, May Woods, Anna Seelen, Adelaide Randall, H. H. Moore, advance agent Notes from tub Habbis-Paskinson Stock Co.—We opened our season Aug. 7, and have been playing to the largest business In the history of tbe company. At Lexington, Hunt- ington, Frankfort, Charleston, Ironton, Ports- mouth and l'arkersburg we broke the house records, and tbe company Is dally receiving flattering notices. Mr. Harris Is carrying the strongest acting company he has ever had, and from tbe bookings ahead nothing but a continuation of this season's excellent busi- ness Is In sight. Following Is the complete roster, no change having been made so far: Robt. II. Harris, Harry Feltus, James Letller, Frederick Moroa, Warren Burrows, Verne Phelps, Harry Mondereau, C. Rea Berger, Paul HUlla, Roy Cullenblne, Tbeo. Currle, Arthur Fnyno, David McGowen, Franklin Hal- lensivortli, Leona Leslie, Dora Phelps, Francis Fields, Louise Strothmore and Belle Tyson. Manaoeu K. J. Ravknchopt, of "The Den- ver Express" Co., writes that his attraction 1b playing to good business and giving general satisfaction. Clarence D. Newiian Is with tbe "Qulncy Adams Sawyer" Co. (Eastern), Frank XI. Morgan, manager, playing Abner Stiles, IiOSTHR or the "To DlB at Dawn" Co. : Eugene Spofford, manager; Lou HUdcbrand, advance representative; Lawrence Coghlan, Howard Stlllaian, Leo Nadel, Harry E. liowe, J. C. Kline, O. D. Carlyle, Dora Mitchell, Josephine Bushncll and Blanch Hazel ton. "Tim Rkiiit or Way." by Gilbert Parker, will be dramatized by Eugene Presbrey and under the LIcbler management, Kyrle Bellew will star In It next season, Lynda Eaiilb has signed with Gordon ts Bennett for the lead la "A Slave of the Mill," and reports meeting with success. Hosteii or tub Nelson & Holman Comedy Co.: Jobn T. Condon A Harry C. Nelson, pro- prietors : John T. Condon, manager; Harry C. Nelson, director of plays; Al. Lee, stage manager; Martin Drew, props; Wm. Jeffer- son, electrician; Chas. Allen, master of trans- portation ; Wlllard Price, Max Dandy Cook, Clem Desklns, Al. Lee, Fred Brlakmeyer, Orgnrlta Hatfield, Agnes French, Bertha Bell, Alice Fisher and Baby Victoria. Notes pbom tiib Messenger Theatre, Coiuir, Pa, —The season thus far has been a —ry prosperous one, nnd under the manage- ment of c. T. Trimble, this bouse will prove a winner. TheCradoc-Neville Co. recently played on engagement, and gave great satisfaction to excellent business "A Pair of Country Kids," "Girl from Chill," "Princess Chic" and the Garslde Stock Co. are among tbe book- ings for November, nnd all should do well, Trimble's Imperial Orchestra has been en- gaged to supply musle this season. IUnRY E. McKee, of McKee and Ruther- ford, writes: "We will close onr engage- ment at the Burwood Theatre, In Omaha, net. 28, with Miss Uutberford as Nell, and myself as Bob Appleton, In 'The Lost Para- dise.' Last week t scored a hit as Theo. licnder, la 'All tbe Comforts of Home.' After several months of stock work In Omaha, we will leave Sunday, for Chicago. The stock work has been too hard for Miss Rutherford, nnd we will put our new act (with little Baby Jack) In vaudeville. We have received a good offer to star In 'Who's Baby Are Your Before The Old Reliable reached us we had good results from our 'ad,' and we received upwards of sixty answers, all told. Nothing like The Clipper when you want work." Notes from Bennett's Bio Dramatic and Specialty Co.—This company opened tbe season at Mllnca, Minn., Sept. 22, with tbe following people: Billy Bennett, manager; Hazel Bennett, treasurer: J. W. Sights, stage director: Norman Hanley, leader of band; Ralph Marlon Osborn, leader of orcbestra; Archie SIcColl, stage manager; Geo. B. Mor- gan, properties; John N. Morgan, chef; An- gelo F. Admlralll, O. E. Akres, C. E. Andeurs, Bob Fair, Norman Hanley, J. T. McGovern, Ernest Tabor, Jobn Stromwell, Pauline Sights and Minnie Thome. We travel In our two hotel and baggage cars, and are routed through Northwest Canada for the greater port of the season. Wilfrid II. Gbiffin bas joined "The Gay Matinee Girl" Co., as advance agent. Frederick II. Wilson, business manager of Virginia Drew Trescott, In "Cousin Kate," reports a season, so far, of unqualified suc- cess. Tbe production Is a beautiful one, tbe company thoroughly adequate, the star en- thusiastic, and the public responsive. Roster of tbe "A Gentleman Burglar" Co. —E. A. Harrington, manager; Edmond Bar- rett, Rex Leslie Klngdon, Thomas Jefferson Hardy, Joe II. Lee, Tom Conrad, Charles Tbarllng, George Goodwin, Louis Raymond, Claude Morris, Baby Gladys, Ethel Jordan, Lottie Glenmore, Beatrice Harrington and Lil- lian Montrose. Rosteb or Kennedy's Players : T. H. Delevan, manager; A. Fen Lewis, treasurer; J. F. Bannister, stage manager; J. K. Corbet, electrician; Geo. Hayes, property master; Mrs. Emma Macban, musical director; John J. Kennedy, R. C. Stout, Jos. N. Machan, Andrew MacKnlght, Nellie Kennedy, Leonore Hassan, Wlnntfred Greenwood, Little Dot Kennedy and Baby Rossle Macban. Our plays: "Octoroon," "The Midnight Express^' "A Dash for Liberty," "Two Jolly Tramps," "Another Man'B Wife," "Rip Van Winkle," "Tbe James Boys," "Lost and Won," "Faust," "Sapho" and "The Boy from the Bowery." Business good and everybody feeling fine. Billib Merriam, aerial gymnast, has closed a tblrty-seven weeks' engagement with the Bauscher Carnival Co., and has joined the "Terry, the Outcast," Co., to do the part of Collie and his aerial specialty. Edwin F. Miner has severed his connec- tion with the "FInnlgan's Ball" Co., with which he was doing Flnnlgan. He has Joined Dick Huffman's "At Sunrise" Co., playing tbe part of James Van Camp, the heavy. Juliette Nlner Is with the same company, playing Alice Arden, tbe Juvenile lead. Habry Dull, manager of the Four Hunt- ings, has signed Lucia Leslie and Eva Kerns to play parts and do their specialty In "The Fool House." Lew Hunting Is making a pro- nounced success. Tony and John Hunting are doing creditable work, and Molly Hunt- ing's dancing Is one of the big hits of the show. Notes prom the "Hans Hamsen" Co.— Martin Bowers Is la his twelfth week playing tbe tramp and managing the stage. Business Is good, and the show is a hit Everybody Is enjoying good health. We are booked to tbe coast, and look forward to a prosperous season. John P. Elsen Is leader of tbe band and orchestra. Tbe band Is a hit In every town, and the muBlc Is appreciated. They are playing new numbers every day. Louise Lb Blanc Is In her eighth week with the Van Dyke Stock Co., and reports meeting with success, playing soubrette roles and doing her specialty. Recent additions to "The Slaves of the Mine" Co. are Lottie Zenobla and Louis Mount Joy. Recent cnANo.ES in the Eastern "Romance of Coon Hollow" Co. are Charlotte Jullen, for the leading ingenue; Marguerite Blake, for leading heavy; J. H. Ferris, for heavy, and Louis Hlllyer, for leads. Miss Jullen is only fifteen years of age. Miss Blake has hereto- fore played the leading Juvenile role In the same company. Harry Beresford, under the management or J-J. Coleman, opened bis season Oct. 21, at Newport News, Va., In "The Woman Hater,'supported by: Helen Travis, Julia Batchcder, Margaret L. Lee, Walter B. Woodall, Wilson Deal. Thomas V. Emory, Charles Kennedy. Harry F. Crelghton Oliver Ptigh. Chnrlea Yarbore, Edward nan^ Ion, with Philip Robson, business manager, and Peter Rice, In advance. """ger, Rt ley and Lawkbncb write: "We have been with the Ehlers Stock Co. since May 13 playing the responsible comedy parts. Our specialty act Is a big hit The company Is "h2^. EMt i fln £ wl " land ln New York Cbrlstmas week, when we will eat our turkev at our own borne." * Tom Bateman Is In his ninth week with he Harvey & Gage Co.. and Is still at he front, In hlB specialty and also playing parts "<5w?i ?KS^S ! n S ls sXxih week with the Shooting the Chutes" Co., playing German s5cce?s r ' nD<i repor ' 8 meetln * with Sam Rohinson wishes to announce that he has been engaged by W. F. Smith, proprietor IL T ron A ea Co " V l ct ° 9 business mana- g f r . for AV the /est of this season. He also Sr,.E J"?. A !!" e n rt La VeIle haa etoSa the ■m! "8? Llv<!8 £°" on account of not being able to secure the proper bookings, as 33 show was too expensive for one night stands John H. Murray, formerly of the "sko JvS^Ste h / B 8 i gned with the Cook-Hall Comedy Co., for advance. Tiie Clark & Converse Co., a new nlnv- p m ducln 5 flrm - naa recently been formed and will produce "The Gingerbread Man '• bv Frederic Ranken and A. fialdwln Sloane. 7 ■s^SST al V«^Parson? Edmond Barrett, who Is playing the title role with the "A Gentleman Burglar* Co writes that the attraction Is doing a big busU ness. The company has been greafly strentrth ened since leaving Chicago, six weeks fro The roster Includes: Ed. Harrington? mbsSC tor and manager; Edward Barrett bUm d?I A C rL : , Thcmn8 J ' ? ard * »tage managed; C M„^ a « lng '>. proP T er,y J nan '' R « k- KKgdon Harry Hamlin, Joe H. Lee, Tbos. Egerton A. C. Howard. Beatrice Harrlngton7 8 Lott?e Glenmore Baby Millie, Nana B. Howard and Marie Haines. Manager HarringtonT wHI have two companies on the road after the holidays rtJli™'.?™ 00 will make an elaborate pr£ Auction of Edmond Barrett's new play "A Tennessee Home." v J ' A David Bispham will probably star next f,r n .??XV T1,e V,cn ^ of Wakefield "th?fi: t i« t0 r h £ ^wenoe Hounemnn, nnd music by of*Go^mTh D 's sSry. Bt0r7 f0 " 0W9 the llne » me^'wa^fs^rM^honaVre 8 ^^ o°n" £ count of Illness, and Is laying off at hfs home In Bellefontalne, O. ' 3 .i~ LEOt ',.J , S, R!:YNOU>s writes: "On Nov. 4 I Mm* ».Vi, 0 °. rdo ,. n ,* "exit's 'A Sla?e of the Mill, with which I was engaged to create the heavy lead, rejoining, on Nop™0 Rowland 4 Clifford's ,'Dora Thorns' Co. (Eastern) to play the lead, Lord Donald Earl which I created last season." * n * J "JiniX euYoTsirancte a ffUcr I C nlonrjlin o .alI ou r hgnr .&.' .3 .- * »c ,1 Which^fcind' of hair do you have? The^ 1 :h, heavy, young kind? Ther you are happy. Or the thin scragglyp old kind? 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