The New York Clipper (December 1905)

December 2. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 1041 w This sonp has made a tremendous hit on Broiidway. The music has a magnificent swing and the words describe in a rather sensational manner the flirtations of a corking 20th Century American Qirl. .. DOLLY ON THE STREET M DEDICATED TO THE RIALTO GIRL. Send Program for professional copy and orchostration. THE VAUX COMPANY, 86a Broadway, N. Y., or 20 Monroe Ave., Detroit, filch. ja udccille ana min strel Notes most Williams' Ideal Bra- . -suueks. —This attraction, under the man- s'.-eiucnt o( 81m Williams, has just completed Its far Western trip, and we are now on our way East Business has been something nhenomenal, and the stow Is pronounced to be one of the very best on the Umpire circuit, •livery Day Life," the new two act musical comedy, Is a scream from start to finish. The costumes ore original, and the work of ilic chorus Is one of the many pleasing feat- ures of the entertainment. Frank 0 Brian, In the role of Kubbcr Ike, lias not only an original conception of the character, but elves It an atmosphere of actual life. Clay- ton l'rye, Gruet and Gruet. the Livingston Family of Acrobats, {Catherine Clare and all tli"> rest of the company are la excellent spirits over the success of the show. The Idea's will shortly be in the metropolis, and will show some of the burlesque patrons what an excellent entertainment they are giving. Manager Sim Williams has been untiring in his efforts to make bis show the premier of them all, and if he continues to make such rapid strides In the future as tie has made during the present season, he will undoubt- edly be classed as one of the representative burlesque managers of this country. I [miry Dc Lain writes that he has lust closed a ten weeks' engagement at the Mis- sion Theatre, San Francisco, Col., and opens at I.oa Angeles for the Winter season, in stock and Illustrated songs. Mavn Dayton, of the Dayton Sisters, was tendered a dinner on her birthday. Not. 4, uv Trc.sk and Murray, at their home In San Francisco. The table and dining room decorations were California violets. Notes prom De Rue linos.' Ideal Min- strels. —Satnrdny, Nov. 11, finished an- other successful week for our company, and added two more broken records to our credit. At Canastota. N. Y., we played to the big- gest house of any minstrel show in years, and at Cazenovla, N. Y., it was S. U. 0. at 8 r. M, I-. C. Brlggs. operatic baritone, joined us last week, and Is a valuable addi- tion to our singing corps. Our flashy street pnrade and so'o band concerts arc the after- noon talk of the town, while our Inside per- formances receive favorable press notices. Dancing Downs writes: "After ploying over two venrs on the California circuits, I have decided to return East. I was for- merly known by the name of Tom Doyle, hut hereafter my title will be Dancing Downs. There are three different circuits here In the West, all of which are good for from eight to thirty weeks, with the right kind of acts. I open on the Crystal circuit Dec. 4. at Denver, Col. Hnve been on the W. A. Weston Empire circuit for the post twenty weeks, and have found everything fine. There are lots of Eastern acts out here, and all are making good." Hards Koler, of Koler and Seymour, an- nonnces that he has dissolved partnership with Ed. Seymour. The name of the new tenm will be Koler and Davis. L. Jerome Mara writes: "I played a return engagement at the Grand, Pittsburg, and, as usual, made more than good. I have been constantly adding to ray net, and have now some of the best and prettiest accessories used by any single magic act. In a few weeks I will complete a number of tricks with fire and water which ore entirely orig- inal." Notes prom the Hioh Flyer Burt.esquh Co.. under the management of Harry Roster. —We are In our sixth successful week of Pennsylvania time, are playing to capacity, and have broken the burlesque record In four of the largest cities playing burlesque. Managers hnvo requested return dates. Fol- lowing is the roster: Harry Koster, mano- ger; Victor V. Vase, Milton Schuster, Adams and Edwards, It; me. West and Kenyon, Hilly Newton. Madge Hughes, soubrette; May Healy, Frances Campbell, Kitty St. Clair. Catherine Wright, Clara Williams. nucha Lovelock, Grace Mitchell, Myrtlo Goodwin. Beatrice Hasklns, Mazle Shepnrd, Hftttlc Marvuel, Bessie Leigh, Bernlce Ben- nett. Wm. Schwartz, musical director; W. 5. Bernard, advance. Geo. W. Leslie Is playing the Crystal circuit through Colorado, and reports meet- ing with his usual success. He plays Yale's, Kansas City, Mo., week of Nov. 26, with Jackson's Middle West circuit to follow. Howison, the bird warbler, closed with success on the Kohl & Castle circuit Nov. 5, and has ten weeks' work to follow for the Western Vaudeville Association. Kodib Delot writes from Brookfield, Mo.: "After the long illness of Tolla, we have resumed our bookings, and opened In Dal- las, Tex., Nov. 20, for three weeks, for It. E, Weaver, who has installed a new ten cent vaudeville theatre. We have Atlanta, Gn„ and Chicago, 111., to follow." Lottib Vernon, who recently closed a suc- cessful engagement of nine months through the Southern States, at Ft. Worth, Tex., has Joined Al. Reeves' Show. . Maurice J. CfJNNi.NOiiAM, manager of the Crawford Theatre, at Leavenworth, Kan., has opened a handsome new theatre at Parsons. Ills new house at Kansas City opens about Dec. 1. This Is the finest house In the State, being bnllt with the ordinances of Kansas City, nud will be one of the safest theatres In the country, being equipped to stage any production. The new theatre Is to be cnlled Maurice J. Cunningham's favorite name, the People's Theatre, and the opening is eagerly looked forward to by the Kansas City people. H'.'mbs ano Lewis, comedy acrobats, are hooked solid till May 0, with the exception "f four weeks. They are on the Kohl « Castle circuit at present, with Hopkins', Mo- rnrt. Dockatnder's, Tony Pastor's and others 'o follow. They report that their new act Is doing nicely. Edward E. Boyd, song illustrator, ana formerly with the Military Comedy Quar- tette, Is In his sixth week at the Family The- atre. Scranton, with the rest of that circuit to follow.* J. Theodore Murphy, princlpoi comedian with A!. Hooves' Show, reports doing very n'cely. Hln Hebrew Impersonation of Julius Tomnshnfksle is crltlslzcd by the press as helng the most original conception In the show. Ho has been rc-cngnged by Manager Al. Rcoves for next season, and will be featured In the oilo with his new act, "Mur- phy and Ills Kosher Klub," with special scenery and costumes, supported bv ten girls. Marion and Pearl, who are with the Hav. erly Minstrel*, will put out their Summer minstrels over the Melville circuit of parks, next Summer. The Topsy Torvt Trio (Ed. O'Connelt, manager) nro now on the Northwestern cir- cuit, having Just concluded n successful run of twenty-four weeks, without laying off. The trio Is booked until August next. Mr. O'Connell la making arrangements for the producing of the three act farce comedy, "O'Dowd from Cohucs." nAsoi.n Sheriff has withdrawn from the Sarony k Co. Etta Victoria, contortionist and aero- hit hnn Joined T. W. Dinklns' Ynnkce Doodle Girls' Co., for the remainder of this season. Etiiei. West, formerly of Hyrne and West, and Madge Hughes, formerly of the team, Chas. and Mndgc Hughes, have Joined hands, and are doing a singing and talking act „.»>"-bl'R Mack, who recently closed with My Wife's Family" Co., has returned to vaudeville. Ue opened nt the Masonic Tem- ple, Fort Wayne, Ind., week of Nov. 13. Mazie Bavis lluiius has again Joined hands with her former partner, Mlnnls Iloyle, after a separation of Ave years, and are presenting a novel sister act, introduc- ing Imitations, singing and monologues. They are booked solid on the Northwestern circuit, for twenty weeks. Alice Jennings, of O'Brien, Jennings and 0 Brlen, has Just undergone an operation for appendicitis, at Boston, Mass. The opera- tion was successful, and she is doing nicely. She has been ill for ten weeks. James B. Donovan, Itena Arnold and company met with excellent success at Hath- away's, New Bedford, week of Nov. 18, la Mr. Donovan's or'glnal act, entiled "20 Min- utes on Broadway." They are capably as- sisted by Jay L. Arnold, who plays the part of the orchestra leader. The Tasmanian Tnoure Just closed a fourteen weeks' season of fairs, under direc- tion of Frank Melville. Yacklat and Bunnell, "The Musicnl Min- strels," are n feature act with the Maud Ulllman Stock Co. Will II. Reno, of Reno and Murray, writes that they played the Star Thentre, Hamilton. Can., week of Nov. 13, and will shortly be seen In the East Master Willie IIavm, boy corncttlst. Just closed sixteen weeks with De Rue Bros.' Minstrels, and will play vaudeville dates. Tarlton and Tablton close a thirty-three weeks' engagement with the V reckon ridge Stock Co. week of 20, at Ncodcsha, Kan., and open their vaudeville book.ngs at the National Thentie, Kansas City, Mo., week of Xcv. 20. They are booked .wild to April 1, 1O0C. The Loretta Twins, acrobats, and Har- vey, their brother, were booked nt Omaha, Minneapolis and Denver by Manager Leh- man, following their successful engagement at the Orpheum, Kansas City. The Sisters Chatham will be known hereafter as Chatham and Tenley, Florence Chatham assuming her own name of Ten lev. Downet and Willard played Moline, III., week of Nov. G, and during their engagement there thov were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Frb, of the team of Ert> and Stanley. On Saturday evening, Nov. 11. Covers were laid for thirty guests. Lb Maire and Ld Maire write that they opened at the Family Theatre, Lancaster, Pa., and Mr. Mozart stated that it was the best act of its kind that has played bis cir- cuit. They play a return date there In April, 190C, also open Jan. 15, for ten weeks, over the Interstate circuit, through Texas. •Our act," they add, "Is going as big In the East as it did In the West." Cramer and Casper write that they are In their eleventh week on the New England cir- cuit. They open on the Mozart Family The- atre circuit at Lancaster, Pa., with the Done, Yonkcrs, N. Y., and a return date at the How- ard, Boston, and other good work to follow. Clifford Val Trainor writes from the Grand Opera House, Grand Rapids, Mich.: "I am playing here with good results, In my new act, singing my own songs, and for the finish of the act 1 take the latest lesue of the local papers, and get comedy out of the headline articles. It Is a novel Idea, and, as it means new material at each show, entails consider- able agitation of the gray matter, but re- sults justify the trouble." Walter J. Gossenz, "The Alabama Wiz- ard," reports meeting with success, with La Hue Bros.' Ideal Minstrels, playing an end, and featured In a song and dance in the olio. The show, he writes, is giving the best of sat- isfaction, nud business Is fine. Hunt and Troy write that they received many answers to their "ad." in The Clipper, but bad joined the Jefferson Stock (South- ern) before their "ad." appeared. The company will play all the principal cities of the South. They were presented with a beautiful thoroughbred fox terrier, by 11. 0. Cunningham, advance agent of Dulaney's "V. T. C." Co.. which will be an addition to their highly trained troupe of dogs. Arthur; Howe, of the team of Howe ana Decker, will work alone this Winter, doing his novelty bolnucing act. This is on account of the illness of Mr. Decker. Alice Hanson and Mollis Williams re- port meeting with big success In their spe- cialty, with Al. Woods' "Tracked Around the world" Co. They are considering a good offer to go abroad next Summer. Notes from the Yankee Doodle Girls Co. —Business has been unusually good so far this season, and we have set a pace for others to follow. We hold the record at Boston and Montreal, doing the largest week's business ever done In the history of those houses. Ros- ter of company : Geo. Rife, proprietor ; T. W. Dinklns, manager; Louis Harris, acting man- ager ; Henry N'ewman, representative; Ld. Ileve.and. musical director: John Walters, singe carpenter: the Five Baker Troupe of 'cyclists, Etta Victoria, Anna Yale, Jack fc.. Mngec, Sadie Huested, Geo. Gubl, Marie George, Frank Murphy, Fox and Duball, Del- A-I'hone, and a chorus of twenty. The Day Sisters mourn the death of their father, Andrew Hicks, who died at hiB borne in Cincinnati, 0., after an Illness of several weeks. The Great Richards, after playing on the Considlne, Huinnu and the Empire vaudeville circuits, also a few weeks for Manager Love- rich, play return dales for John Considlne, beginning Nov. 20, at Portland, Ore. Tub Three Ronaldos have closed with the Albert Taylor Stock Co., and have signed with the Clico Orrln, City of Mexico, for six- teen weeks. Cbas. Pendergast is not with the act, his place being filled by Cbas. Metz. OnriLLB and Frank and Miss Gertrude, after a long season with the Harnum & llnllcy Show, hnve returned to this city to enjoy n little rest, prior to fulfilling Winter engagements. _, . Tub Casti.eton Sisters (Gladys and Flo) hare not dissolved partnership. They report, meeting with success in their singing and °Chas. U Weiier states that be Is doing n'cely In New York, nt clubs, with his comedy tramp Juggling net. He is also booking time for the remainder of this season, after which he goes to Europe for two months, and comes back to piny all of tbe Keith and Or- pheum time. Viola Jerome and Bells Morrison, In their sister Ret, were with the Jere McAuilffe Stock Co., weeks of Nov. 13 und 20, and re- Bort meeting with great success, with the on Ton. Philadelphia, to follow. Eltinob writes that he has caused a de- cided sensation on the Orpheum circuit. After four years of successful partner- ship the tenm of La Drew and La Zone will dissolve. Mr. I„i Zone returns to his home, at Auburn. N. Y., while Mr. La Drew will rontlnue with n character change set. Steinert and Thomas report great Buc- cal. In their Dutch comedy act. and have good work ahead. At the end of next Janu- ary they Btart on their Western trip. The Darnells, comic Jugglers, report meet- ing with great success In the middle States, playing a scries of return dates. Week of Nov. 12 they played at the Star Theatrs, Topeka, Knn.. the second time lu six weeks. They ure booked far ahead. Frank J. Carson writes that be Is no longer connected with Walter Gorman, but has Joined hands with Adrietta Rchan, and the team will hereafter be known as Carton nnd Rchnn. in a Dutch and blackface act. Jim Hennessey, eccentric Irish dancing biddy, has closed a successful engagement over the Crystal circuit, and opens on tbe Considlne circuit for ten weeks. Missus. Uekskkh and D'Esta are oper- ating the Family Theatre, at l'ottsviiie; the Family Theatre, at Hazeltan, and tbe Family Theatre, at Cnrbondale, Pa., and expect to open two more theatres within a couple of weeks. Geoeoe Brobst, of the Brobst Trio. writes: "We opened at Jeffers Theatre, Sagi- naw, Mich., at n mntlnce, Sunday, Not. 12. The act was one of the bits of the bill. Tbe press of this city devoted a half column to the Juvenile member (Young Kates), compli- menting him very highly on his excellent tinging, dancing and comedy." Kino and Beily, of the Del Monte, Dal- las, Tex., receutly entertained members of the Al. G Field Greater Minstrels with a "smoker." Those present were: Billy Clark, "Doc" Quigley. lionrdmnn Carnes, Dave Now- lln, John Henley, Reese Pressor. Harry Ern- est, Tom Powell, Tom O'Dcll. Harry Cancle, Herbert Wllllsou, Ned Brill, Paul La I.onde. Will Moore, the Flood Bros., and G. II. At- kinson. Messrs. King nnd ltelly have fitted up an office for the convenience of advance men. Notfs from the Black Cnootc Co., Harry Hastings, manager.—This big burlesque show of the night stands still continues to draw capacity business, and this season will far eclipse the big business done last season. Ed. E. Diiley has token charge of all busi- ness ahead, and the benefit was in evidence from the start. With the exception of this change the company remains the same The company now starts in on tbe big dny stands, and the filling of a number of earnest re- quests for return dates. Notes prom the Gof.tz Bros.' Bio Vaude- ville Show. —We open our Winter season with good week bookings, playing New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio, with the following list of people: Goetz and Wagner, the White Sisters, Kaiser and Sccger, the Great Billy Doerbecker. Albert Sharp and L. Homme Masque. Joe Marthage. the German come- dian, will Join our company after Dec. 1. John Goetz Is advance agent, and Louis Goetz, business manager. Ollie Yoi:no and Brother, since their re- turn from Europe Inst August, have played ten consecutive weeks in New York and Brooklyn. Tub Scofields (Don and Clara), who hnve been working in the principal vaude- ville houses of the middle West, write that their act has more than mude good. They open at the Empire Theatre, San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 27, with the Empire circuit to follow. Their time Is nil booked up until May nest Frank Hawaii writes: "I celebrated tb« twenty-ninth anniversary of my birth OB Friday, Nov. 17. There was music, singing and a fine spread of the delicacies of tha Benson. The performers . present were: Blanche Edwnrds, Harry Splngold, Mr. and Mrs. Bellan, Arthur Stone. Dllla and Tcmplo- ton, Bessie Crawford, Harry Burns and D. A. Piatt, from the Bijou, Lnuslng, Mich. At thu hour of six tbe bell was tolling, and ail was merry when my mother called the party to supper. We all ate and drank to Mr. and Mrs. Hngnr'8 health nnd success, and In the evening ail were on deck to do their various turns at tbe Bijou Theatre, after spending one of the best days of our career." J. W. Harrington, dialect mimic, was a recent Clipper caller. It was tho first time he had been In New York In three years. He has been playing dates in New England this season. He Is now arranging time for a trip to the Pacific coast, and will be in New York for a few days. RonEitTs and Ralston are In their third week at the Dewey Theatre, Utlca, N. Y., with Hubcr's Museum, New York City, and Palace Theatre, Worcester, Mass., to follow. This is their first time East In five years. They report big success In tbe West. Williams and Moore, having dissolved partnership, Sam Williams tins Joined hands with Gaff Le Roy, nnd tin- team Is now known as Williams and Le Roy. They are presenting their new black face comedy, talking, singing and dancing act at clubs and entertainments In and around New York, having some first class booking ahead. "The act," they write, "will be one of the swollest dressed acts In its line, the costumes being brand new." Notes from Frank B. CAnn's Thorouoh- nitEtis.—We hnve been playing to splciiil'd business since the opening at tho Unique Tin- atrc, Brooklyn, N, Y., Aug. 21, and the press and public claim that It Is one of the best shows on the Umpire circuit No changes have been made in the company since the opening. Tbe rnfile of the dlnmond earrings took place at the Star Theatre, St. Paul, Mlun., Snturdny, Nov. 4, and the lucky num- ber was held by Mrs. Frnnk B. Carr. The Great Carmen, hoop roller nnd drum major, Is still with Guy Bros.' Minstrels, and Is doing an entirely new act with special scenery. University Four (Thompson, Hewitt, Russell nnd Purvis) are In their fourtcentn week with "Buster Brown" Co., Western, and report doing snlendldly. They have several good offers for next season. Summers anii Winters, who closed on the Crystal circuit at St. Joseph, Mo., week of Nov. 0, nnd then opened on flic Unpen clr- cut through Kansas week of Nov. 12, have other good time to follow. Notes from Db Alva's British Enter- tainers. —This company opened Its ninth season at Himeoo, (Jan., Sept. 21, to good business, and bus been packing them to the doors in every town they hnve played since their opening dnte. DaLLY Tiieiiiiam), of Powers and Tlieo- bald. Is vcrv anxious to have her friends know that she Is alive nnd well, and meet- ing with success In vaudeville. About a year ngn a performer died under a similar name, and since thnt time Miss Theobald lint been Inconvenienced very much. Howard I'owers and Dolly Theobald have been playing con- tinuously In vniulcvllle. nnd Dolly Theobald wishes it distinctly understood, as Mark Twain says, thnt "the reports of her death hnve been greatly exaggerated." Mr. and Mrs. Georoe Lockwood, In their comedy success. "Her Anniversary Present," are hooked solid from Nov. 20 to April 2, 1006, with Pastor's, tho Kohl * Castle cir- cuit, and a trip to the const to follow. This will be Mrs. Lockwood's first trip to Califor- nia, nnd ns Mr. Lockwood has not been there la seventeen years, they look forward with much pleasure to the trip. Williams and Mei.miiin report meeting with big success. Thev are hooked solid un- till Mnrch 12. They piny March 0, at Tony Pastor's, New York City. PERFECTLY DELICIOUS POSITIVELY BENEFICIAL In Sbzodont Tooth Paste are combined the antiseptic, alkaline andastringentproperticsofSozo- dont Liquid and the smoothness of Sozodont Powder. Will not harden in the tube or decom- pose. 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