The New York Clipper (December 1905)

DECEMBER 2. THE HFEW YOEK CLIPPER. 1068 HELLO! HELLO!! OH HELLO!!! it What's that Central, You Can't Get Him ? Oh! Very Well, but Tell Me, Did You Hear DOROTHY IWEOR'JTOIV 8lng MORRI8 and EPHRAIM'8 Little Novelty Song, HELLO! ALL RIGHT, GOOD-BYE" YOU DIDN'T? WELL, YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU MI88BD. HERE'S THE CHORUS: Hello, Hello there Central, please give me 6-0-2 I am so lonely, darling, oh! come up please, do try. Hello! la that yon, Harry? Tes, this is honey, Lon. Now, don't yon disappoint me (pause). HELLO! - ALL RIGHT, - GOOD-BYE. AND IF YOU HEAR IT ONCE YOU WILL BE WHIBrUNQ IT ALL THE TIME. IT'S ONE OF THE BIO HITS OF THE SEASON. FREE —PROFESSIONAL COPIES AID ORCHESTRATIONS TO BEC091UZED PEBFOBBERS, OR THOSE SEHDIRB UP-TO-DATE PBOGBAIS— NO CARDS WITMARK BUILDING, 144-146 W. 37th ST., NEW YORK. LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE CLOCK TOWER. RICHARDS & PRINGLE'S MINSTRELS Wants Colored Musicians. A No. 1 Second Violin for Orchestra, to double In band; Trombone for Band, to doable stage or orchestra. Address a« per roots. HI SCO & HOLLAND, WANTED, FOR THE NEW SPENCER OPERA HOUSE, Spencer, Mass. GOOD DRAMATIC COMPANIES, also ORE WEEK STANDS REP., to Book at once and for the Balance of the Seaeon. First class show town of 8,000 population, with 8,000 more within five cent car fare. The opera house U In excellent condition, having been recently remodeled: new sceneries, new stage, etc. Address F. COLLETTE JR. A CO., P. 0. liox 793. Spencer. Mass. tL.ll .11 EVERYBODY WORKS BUT FATHER. The Best Comedy Song Illustrated. A LAugh from Start to Finish. PRICE, 17 COLORED SLIDES, $5.00 THE PREACHER AND THE BEAR. The Greatest Coon Song Ever Published, and the slides are a big hit. Illustrated with a live bear. Price, 17 colored slides, $5.00. Now, don't wait until the other fellow gets them, but send us your order at once. BOSWELL MFQ. CO., 122 13. Randolph St., Chicago. "ETHEL WHITESIDES" Don't Be Stout Wear the Famous HEDICATED RUBBER GIBBEKTS. Society women of Newport 1 and at Lakewood are wearing these garments with excellent results. Actresses, Inclined to stout- ness, have tound our garments the only positive and harmless means for reducing superflu- ous flesh. Our chin straps are worn to reduce that "awful double ohln;" our bead band to oure headaches, remove wrinkles and other facial blemishes, and our belts are made to reduce corpulent stomachs and abnormal hips. Oar garments are made of absolutely pure rub- ber. So 111 effects from their nse. WEARING MEDICATED ROBBER GARMENTS Is the Only Positive Method, for the Reduction of Superfluous Flesh. No drags; no dieting; no rilscomforture; 00 unusual exerc'se: no danger. Results Positive. ON EXHIBITION AT OUR PAR- LORS. ILLD9TRATED BOOKLET 0 0-J REQUEST. DISBOLVENE COMPANY, ASTOR COURT (Adjoining Waldorf- Astorial. IS West 34th St., HEAV YORK. TXT O T IOE. CAN PLACE A FBW MORE Must Sing or Dance. Send photo. State height, weight and age. Lowest salary. Ad- dress TALLEST MAN ON EARTH CO., Mr. GEO AUGER, 513 Elm St., St. Louis, Mo. Wanted, a Sister Act; Mist be Good Singers and Dancers; Chorus Girls; also Good Leader (PUno). We are living In our own Pullman Car. Address JOHNNY QALYIN, Bay City, Mich. A BELL BOY 00. P. S.—A certain party, to avoid trouble and no- toriety, send back money at once. No further *arnlng. JAS. A- OALV1N. F. 0. E. OF»|5»OWT*JIMITY TO DOUBLE YOUR MONEY. Have spectacular act that can procure lm- tnrdiate bookings In vaudeville, under big sal- ary. Need manager or man with money to pn.cure scenic effects, etc. Impossible to lose. For particulars address J. W. C, 207 Tenth Ave., New York. At Liberty. Harry L. Fetters, Stage Carpenter, Double Trombone or Bari- tone In Band and Orchestra. I play responsi- ble parts. Sober and reliable, write or wire. 1 er. add., Qen. Del., Huntington, Indiana. ff.OPLE FOR MUSEUM AND VAUDEVILLE, H open Nov. 80. at Willlmantlc, Conn. Write, -tatlng lowest terms per week. Address _ _ A. LCBIER, ii Union 8t,, Willlmantlc, Conn. WANT TOB SURE ! GOOD AITBaCTION FOB WEEK DEO. 25. Pleasant place for Christmas and good business. -,030 people. Other open time. T. B. OASKIN8, Mgr., Windsor, N. 0. WANTED, HAN and WIFE, Who Can Change 1 or one week. Both good singers. Must play some Kmd of music. State lowest salary. No tickets. ■^'IdresB n. 8. NICHOLS. Ada, I. T. BABITONE PLAYER '•Ike Position of Any Kind. Can slog a little. ALBERT MARKW1TH, care of Wm. Grant, 389 Center Street, Orange, N. J. WANT SHOW FOR FARM. ■ 111 trade N.Y. State Farm or Chicago, III., pro- perty for 2 or 3 Car Show. Want 80 with 2 or 3 30's, "eats, etc., etc., complete. W.L.D.,Duncan, Ind.Ter. MISS MAY A. BELL MARKS Heading Marks Bros.' Dramatic Co., Eastern, Who Is Featuring the Latrst Song nitH, "Whtnlha Nightingale Is Singing Soft and Low" and "Violets Sparkling With Dew." The praise these songs, and especially Illustra- tions, are getting from many noted singers, would please the most exacting. __ SLIDES 95. PER SET. By J. E. BA3SBTT, Pnollsher, Hudson, New Hamp The Edwards Stock Go. WANTS QUICK, Owing to disappointments, Al S. D. Soubretle and Comedian, man for genteel heavlcB and leads. Al Leading Woman. Most have Al wardrobe and be able tololn on wire. Incompetency discharged without notice. State full particulars and lowest salary In first letter, as It Is sure. Address CHESTER A. WILSON, Business Manager. Ashland, Ky. JDI <S jEJSTGr AGB JO. 20 YRS. EXP. ALWAYS SOBER. O. O. T. ROBINSON 70O Penn Ave., Plttsnarg, P. WANTED, ALL AROUND ACTOR With specialty. STATE ALL. SalBrvmustbe low, IT IS SURE. MATT1CE STOCK CO., Asbury Park, N. J., Nov. 27-Dec. 2; Freehold, X. J., Dec. i-o. FOR OUR TOOK THROUGH TEXAS, CAPABLE flEDICINEPERFORMERS AMD PHY3IGUIIIS I'lLLAT, No. 003 Keith St, Beaumont, Texas. WANTED, Al Soprano to Play Part Id An Operatic, Instrumental Musical Comedy Sketch (one who Is a good piano player pre- ferred. CHARLES NITSCHKE SR.. 321 W. Washington A ve., Madison, Wis. ■fikVDV H11/DUG M four column Gum and Clio- Ifllf Jul jnArtulW. colateVending Machines at your own price, for cash. Cost $I61a«t year. Excel- lent condition. Estate, 680 Gates Av.,BrookIyn, N.Y. I THE |, Great French THE TALK OF EVERY TOWN, WITH FESBERfl STOCK CO. THE CHEAT FRENCH, Presenttag Humorous Impersonations of the World's Noted COMPOSERS and MUSICAL DIRECTORS. Return to Vaudeville May 14. FENBEHB STOCK II One of the Beat Repertory Companies That Ever Played the Theatre. | fiBEAT ACT OF HEBBI FBESCH The Fenberg Stock Company opened a week's engagement at Salem Theatre, yester- day, and If last evening's performance may be taken as a criterion, the company Is one of the best, If not the best, repertory organi- zation that has played the theatre this sea- son. This applies to the vaudeville as well as to the remainder of the performance, for In Henri French, who heads the specialty section, the management offers one of the best vaudeville acts ever seen at the theatre. This young man is certainly versatile, to say the least, and the claim made for him that he could easily give an entire evening's en- tertainment, may readily be believed, Judging from the many clever things he did yesterday. There have been a number of changes In the personnel of the company since last year, the new players Including Miss Leigh De Lacy, a favorite locally, ana one of the best actresses In the repertory field; Miss Made- line Buckley, a former Salem girl, and W. B. Freeman, well remembered here for his good work with the Bennett-Moulton Company. Yesterday afternoon's play was "The Fac- tory Girl." and In the evening "The Parisian Princess'' was given, with the following cast of characters: Mary Greenwood Leigh D» Lacy l.'ancette Fontaine, the Farlslan Princess, Leigh De Lacy Alice Dunning Tessle Lorraine Rose Claymore Madeline Buckley Mrs. Greenwood Sadie Atwood Maddle Nina Wood Lawrence Claymore Lawrence Brooke George Claymore Horace V, Noble Mr. Claymore Wm. Freeman George Washington Outoslgbt... .Billy Walsh Sam Greenwood D. J. Hamilton Frecklea John Biggins In the dual characters of Mary Greenwood and Fanchette Fontaine, the Parisian prin- cess. Miss De Lacy was given splendid oppor- tunity for some very effective work. This lady's abilities as an actress are too well known locally to call for any extended praise. Sue has a most engaging personality, a splen- did voice, and withal Is an artist of Intelli- gence and refinement, never overacting and never resorting to the tbeatrlcallsma which too often mar the work of repertory players. Lawrence Brooke was a forceful and manly hero, and Messrs. Noble and Freeman did Kjually well the parts assigned them. Miss Buckley made of Boss Claymore a most charming young lady, and she and Mr. Walsh carried off The Comedy Honor*. The other members of the company all did good work In roles of a more or less minor nature, and the result was a very evenly balanced performance. The play was capi- tally staged and handsomely costumed. Whoever was the originator of the saying, tnat a man who Is a Jack of all trades Is master of none, evidently never saw Henri French, or he never would have said It. The latter Is an illusionist, juggler, trick bicycle rider, character change artist and Impersona- tor, and, what la more, la good at them all. He has as assistants a couple of colored people and a trick dog, and all contribute more or less to make the act effective, the comedy of the male member of the colored duo helping considerably. French opens his act with some clever Jug- gling ; follows with a really marvelous act on a single wheel: draws a very pretty pic- ture with rags; does a wonderfully quick change act, and caps the whole thing with some laughable Imitations of famous musical directors. The act is one of the biggest nov- elties ever seen here, and if bound to draw big bouses. OPEN TIME FROM THE 14th OP HAY. Address THE GREAT FRENCH, CLIPrER OFFICE, New York. Week Nov. 27, Fenberg Stock, Lynn, Mass. OPEN FOR DATES, K. OF P. 1EW OPEBA HOUSE. LLOYD W. PREWIT, Manager, CynthUna, Ind. Beat Show Town in Southern Indiana. TIOE. In a NEW FIFTEEN MINUTE ACT OF CLEAN MODERN MAGIC. . . . No Stale Moves. Everything New. Open Time begins Dee. tin. Offers Invited. Address BOX 47*, FREEDOM, PA. A BIG HIT AT THE DOMINION THEATRE, WINNIPEG, CANADA. ALIOI IHARVELLE e GLEASON "Played a return date at the Dominion Theatre, Winnipeg. Canada, week of Nov. 18, and 'BROTHER TOM'S FRIEND' was the tilt of the Show. MAItVELLB and (ILKABON'S IIHOTHRR TOM'S FRIF.NI> 1 Is a due act, and the only one of Its Elnd." MANAGER DOUGLAS, Dominion Theatre, Winnipeg, Canada. Nov. 1)7, OLYMPIC THEATRE, Chicago, III. lie' ~ec. 4, COLUMBIA THEATRE, Bt. bonis, Ho. Dee. 11, MAJESTIC THEATRE, Chicago, III. U.r. 1H, IIAYMA11KET THEATRE, Chicago, III. Notice to Performers and Managers. I HAVE ASSOCIATED MYSELF WITH ALSO THE INTERNATIONAL THEATRICAL CO. (Inc.) THE SULLIVAN & CONSIOINE CIRCUIT (Inc.) In future my headquarters will be Suite «o l-flos-ooo, No. 07 S. Clark St., Chicago, III. Performers and managers will find mo there at all times. Private home phone, Ashland No. Tosa. Managers wishing to secure the best acts, and get In on the ground floor address as above. NA/rVl. A. LAIMO. WILIS IIN CQWLBS1DDHOTHY ALIEN, IN A DRAMATIC COMEDY SKKT0I1, JONATHAN'S COURTSHIP. (Copyrighted). AM ERICAN TRACT SOCIETY BUILDING, Room 11141, NEW YORK CITY IVIon-troanjl, TMI VNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF CNE Ml NON OOMIPANY. DIKTVIs IT AUTB Vaudeville Acts, Experienced Vaudeville Pianist, Sister Teams, Bur- nAillul 1 Al UllVn. leseue and Specialty People, good Comedian, one than can direct and produce. Performers wishing to book this house, write in for Immediate and future time. Four weeks or longer for right people. Glad to hear from old friends. Address W. L I.UAitlC. Manager, Montreal, Canada. FRED WILSON Formerly of DKLMOIIE and WILSON, Owing to Mr. DKLMORK retiring from the profession, I am At Liberty to accopt engagement with First 01SB8 Company. IIU81I FEMALK CHARAOTKR, with H'rong Hpaiilalty. FRED WILSON, 107 Pulaski St., Brooklyn, N, Y. TERRIFIC HIT, OLYMPIC, CHICAGO. WEEK OF NOV. 20. The same this week at Hnymnrket. Next week. Pastor's, N. Y. Hooked solid till June, Then anil tor Europe. VBNI, V1DI, VICI. OPENING ATTRACTION WANTED FOR NEW OPERA HOUSE, AT SODUS, N. »„ On or about Jan 10, 1000. Something like "Klien Holdcn," "York State Folks," "Shore Acres," "Under Southern Hkici, Way Down East," Etc. State lowest price for one nlaht, and open time. First class companies wanted for the balance of season and next season. Big business a sure thing. MILLS BROTHERS, Bodua, N. Y. AT LIBERTY, Clara Rosso Hubnar, I B •» rt Hadfleld, Leads, Heavies und Juveniles, I Heavies, Characters and General Business. Address Ben HadBeld, Nov. 27, 28. 20, Wellsvllle, N. Y. ((Jon. Del.) ; Nov. ilO, Dec. 1, 2, Smlthport, Pa, (ilea. Del.). After that, 44 Beech Street, West Hoibury, Mass. LIBERTY, AL. CASE, TUBA AND DOUBLE BASS, COMPOSER AND ABRANOEH. KXPKHI- EflCED AND RELIABLE. Hhows where tlio ghost promenades weekly uro the only ones that need write me. Others save yourstatlonery. Address AL. CASK, 17 CongrcsB St., Bartford, Conn. mi RHirFcuniJAi THE PERFECT TRUNK. IrcUlLoOlUNAL TUB UAL PROFESSIONAL TRUNK Is the com- -n_ .«. l n B trunk i you will use it sooner or later. Your IRIINWV mutiey bock If not plenHeil. Hcndfor cntalogi>e"C," inuni\0 079 BROADWAY, nenr 3d St., N. Y. ORIGINAL NOVELTY LADDEn AND TABLE nOHBRWAULTiaT. WEEK NOV. 20, AUOAPK THEATRE, TOLEDO, OHIO; WEEK DEC. 4, STAR, HAMIL- TON, CANADA. DEC. 11 AND IS OI'HN,