The New York Clipper (January 1906)

JANTTABY 20. THE NE"^ YOHK CLIPPER. is 20 ANOTHER ONE OF WILL ROSSITER'S "SUNNY SONGS,' u I'LL BE BiCK H A MIME. BUT I GOT Z HOW If TO ,.w. . «.w. GO Words and Music by HEEBEET INGBAHIM, of the FAMOUS TOTOIST TRIO. PtU. ColB Hi OBlieslfallois FREE im rmist im nciil PROSRU, Mltass WILL R088ITER "SUNNY 80NCS." 325 Wf)j|||||lti SI., C1IICA80, lU, Bats fbom Sum Bros.' World's Pboobes- sivE lUlLBOAD Shows, qow In Winter quart- ers, at S«»annali, Oa.—Our fourteenth sea- son ended at St. Augustloe, Fla., Dec. 30. and this also ended our second year as a rail- road show, both of which have beea very sitlsfactory to the management. The «how will not be enlarijed, but will be ImproTed la erery way, and when we open In Slarcb, we ran safely say, It Is the swellest nine car show ever organized. For sensoQ of 1000 the advance force will be as follows: Pete Sua. general agent and railroad contractor; r S. Clarke, contraetlng agent; Geo. B. Beckley, cor manager;.Jack Bledsoe, checker UP' Bert Moore, boss bill poster, with four- teen men. Orrln Hollla has t>eea en- •need «n principal somersault rider, and J'so act as equcBtrinn director; Walter ^sbbnrn has signed for bis third season na elephant and pony trainer: Mile. Ashbara and her high school horse; I^nlberto. novel- IV wire; Ilerr John Miller, flexible marvel; Chaj. Johnson, txiundlng somersault rope; Mllfred .Marlon, hand equilibrist: Dan Kan- dall, principal clown; Robt. II. Pierce, clown and concert specialties; Chas. Lanore. mu- sical act and calUoplst; Prof. Silvers, Punch snd magic: Geo. Sun Jr.. pony rider and two horse carrying act assisted by Orrln FIolUs; Itose IIoUIs. lady principal'rider: Sun Bros., Jugglers; Four Richards, marvelous Indian (^itb SPDsntlon, and Joale Brown, flying lad- der and Roman rings. We have other big feat- ure acts in consideration. John Shelley, band- ■rtaster, and the following nuislclans hava rlgned; Cha^ PIsk. Arth.ir IJryant, C. F. •frown, John Do'iecb, Y. Cimtton, Y. Chap- man. .T. H. Badger, Harry Knight, R. A. Simpson J. T* Dock, Inck ftnlley, and others ill consideration. Negotiations are pending fir one of the largest lund organs ever used vnder canvas. This will t>e used In the ramllv theatre. J. C. Cherry has charge of the winter quarters Joe QuInlan will handle rhe big canva.s, Frank W. Nelll will have tie sid'i show canvas, J. D. SIngleterry, bess property man; Dr. F. A. Smith. V. S.: BUI Randolph, In charge of the rlug stock; I,ew Williams, train maater; Johnny Parker, privilege maniiger, and Jack Benson, In ••hante of wardrobe. Everything U comfort- iibly housed (animaln and horses), the work- Hhops are In full blast, and the ring bam will be In oporatlon the latter part of Janu- nrv. The weather is very moderate anu pleasant for this time of tlie year, although we had four weeks of rain lust before wo dosed. For ItiOO our line of paper will be III! special and entirely new. We will also have an entire new spread of canvas, using n five-pole big top. The Pun Brothcra, Pete and George, are looking forward to a pros- perous season. FiKD A. QoDCSON sailed for Mexico .Tan. II. Among the people engaged who left on same steamer were Hassan Ben All's .'Vrabs and Gertrude Bellatzer. 3. T. CARniEB, equilibrist, has signed for the season of 1006 with the Hagenbcck Show. ' HoBACB Webb, clown and gymnast, who was the past two seasons with the Rlngllng Brothers' World's Greatest Shows, has signed for next year with the llagenbeck Show. Be- sides doing his novelty aerial act, he will be one of tbe/produclng clowns with that show. Mlle. Hiuja has Joined Shlpp'a Indoor Circds (or the season, and reports meeting t^Ith success. Next season she goes out again with Pain's "Port Arthur" Co. NoTKS FROM Winter Quabtebh of Bos- HEDR Bbos.' Show. —Tho educated pony, "June Bug." that bas entertained the young and old of this part of Oklahoma and Cen- tral and Western Kansas, by his many tricks, Boue of them nearly as intelligent as thosa performed by human beings, died laat week while out with their house show. All atten- tion at the quarters is novi turned toward the education of "Carmen," the tiny pony ihnt was named after this town. J. ft. Bon- heur says that It shows an aptness for learn- ing tricks that will make It even superior to •■June Bug." This week the miniature cow, nt Bonheur Bros.' Show quarters, gave birth to a little heifer calf not much larger thai n Jack rabbit It Is quite a curiosity, and we Hre confluent that It Is the smallest piece of nnlmnted beef we have ever seen. I'liop. Will T. Mii.leii has again signed as manager of the annex with Al. F. Wheeler's tihows, his second season In this capacity 'With the show. The line up in bis depart- ment will be as follows : Prof. Miller, Punch, inaglc and knee figures; Mrs. W. T. Miller, second sight and trunk mystery; Mme. El- nora, fire queen; Prof. Perrlno, untamable lion act; Mile. Cleo, snake hypnotist; Per- rlno's canine mathematician, a farmyard museum of freak animals, and five cages of xmnll animals. Mas. Geo. Jennier Sn. and sons (Walter and Hoy) are spending the Winter with the 'Mlllettes, on their farm and Winter quarters, ut Greensboro, Ga. From Cl'.mminb' Wilp West. —Col. Fred C. Cummins arrived In Geneva this week, and remains there a greater part of the Winter. He will have n desk at Walter Main's onice. W. K. Ferguson, general agent, commenced work for that exhibition Jan. 1. Mr. Ferguson Is also doing business nt Main's ofllcc. Fifty men started to work for Cummins' Wild West, at Main's Win- ter quarters, Jan. 1. OscAp. I.*WAM>K returned to Rending. Mass., from New York City, with two One horaen. Ho Is breaking tbem for the ring, lit his Ting barn In Itcailine. He goes back with the Forepnugh & Sells Bros.' Circus for next season,- It making bis eighth sea- son with the atravc show. BtnT SiiANKLix, contortionist has closed a successful cnengemcnt with the Reno & Alvorrt Indoor Circus, aud Is taking a short vacation at Hot Springs. NdTKS flluM XilK .IONE8 « AOAUS NEW ("ENTfnY Shows. —Ever.vliody Is busy at our Winter quarters, painters, carpenters and blacksmiths changing the show from a car- nival company Into a circus. Messrs. Jones & Adams are North, huvlng more new cnrsi, and all of the tents wllTbe brand new. They will also buv more hay enllng animals, to strengthen their animal show. Tlie show will cover all of the old towns and a lot of new ones. We all look forward to the arrival of The Old RELiAnLE. NOTP.R FRO.M TUB AMERlrAN PaVJMOS Snow.—We will open our season May 7. In Ohio, and the companv will consist of eighty people, band and orchestra, anil will travel In three special cars, over the entire system of the P. K. R. Our tent Is 50x00. with seat- ing capacity for one thousand people. We will give a novel parade, anil play one anil three day stands. A. I.. Barlow !« general business manager, and Bert Sampson, stage director. ' B. I. Ei,t,T9 has signed with the advance ptaS of the John Robloson Show. MART B. PROBPBRTTHA YBR,i;e Pine St., Prov., B. I., writes to order, sketches. .Mono- logues, etc. A No. 1 work gasranteed. Samples, parody and 5 gagg, loc; 3 parodies and 16 gay s, ■uc. CASH PAlDforsecomI hand Phonographs and Hntoscopea suitable for Amupement Parinr State condlilons. M. J. S., care CLIPPER. FOR SAliTB—OpUgraph and Stercopttcon com- bined, with calcium ]et. and lOafl.ioried moving picture aims (abc a: 5C0f[). «o for the outfit. Rent ?./i',??5.2,' e^ftinlnatlou on receipt of ex. chg*. i^MERICAN EXCHANGE, 630 Haliey St, Brook- H. Stanlet Lewis will control the adver- tising privileges with the Col. Cummins Wild J\ est next season. Mr. I.cwls Is now nt the headquarters of the show, nt Geneva, O.. and will superintend the decorative embellish- ments of the show. Harky Bubton, magician, writes: "I have signed with the Great Wallace Show, to do magic and Illusions, assisted by mv wife. I claim to be the first to introduce 'ievitation' In a side show, where I do not depend ution darkness for effect. This Is my own original Idea, and I can work In daylight as well as at night." William Selbini writes: "V. Ptiblllones, manager of the Grand CIrco, In Cuba, gave a supper, with all kinds of wine, etc., Christ- mas night, for all his company. The water fiantomlme was a big success, and everything s going finely. We are not going to Mexico, but are going to remain with Fublllones the rest of the season." Edward Bailev, eldest brother of James A. Bailey, circus man, died Jan. 12, at his homo, near Holly. Mich., from pneumonia. He was about sixty years of age, and had retired from buslncs.s. Tuf: UuBTiN.'is have signed with the John Robinson Circus for next season, to do their aensalional wire act. morld of Piayer$. Notes Ptou Crawpoiu)'s Cosieoians, Craw- ford & Roseleigh, managers.—We are opening our season under veiy favorable circum- stances, and have one of the best repertory companies on the road. Our leading woman, Velma Whitman, has received the highest praihe, from press and public, for her ex- treme clevemes.'i. We carry our own band and orchestra, and time is olTered us every- where. Titos. W. Kbexev, manager of the Kceney Stock Co., mourns the losa of bis father, who died at Burbank, Ohio. Friday, Dec. 22. G. 0. Russell, manager of the Opera House at Albion, Ind., writes: "We are pinv- Ing to the best business In history of this house. The new scenery and stage has tx-en entirely remodeled, to conform witb lire ordi- nance." Ida Conquest, who bas been playing the herolni! In "On the Quiet," In William Col- lier's company, does not continue la that ca- pacity after the Boston engagement. Misa Conquest does not wish to go on tour, mid will return to New York when her work Is through In Boston. Mr. Collier has repented In other cities the success which he mail>! here. In "On the Quiet," and because of this popularity of the comedy, he will continue to present It for the rest of the season. Rita VsRyoN haa just closed a successful engagement with the "Woman Against Woman" Co., which haa been playing Mary- land, PennsylvBuia and Ohio. Hbc received praise for ber work as Rachel Westwood. From the Eduauii Waldma.nm Co.— Gduard Waldmnnn aud bis company opened season In Valparaiso, Ind., In "Ur. Jekvll and .Mr. Hyde," to a large and appreciative audience. The company tuls senaou Includes, l)eBides Mr. Waldmnnn: Mabel Van Valkcn- berg, Mrs. Le Roy Waltham. Karlo Elverson. Mrs. Harold Hubert, Carrie Davie, Harold Hubert, I,e Roy Waltham, Ed. J. Katon, IJer- naid .Mendelsohn, Robt. W. GrlUln, Geo. Eavans and (ico. Morrison. The company la under the personal direction of Mr. WalJ- mann, with A. U. McKac, assistant business manager and agent: Harold Hubert, stage manager; I/! Roy Waltham, assistant stage manager ; Clarence Eavans, master of proper- ties : Ceo. .Morrison, electrician; B. Mendel- sohn, musical director. J. FiiED Caki'E.ntbii writes: "I closed my engagemeat at Hamilton, 0., at the Grand, and Joined Frank Montrose's National Stock Co., to play Juveniles and light comedy roles, do my specialty and manage the stage. Busi- ness has been very good, and ,Mr. Montrose Is :jpnrlng neither expense nor pains to make this one of the best repertory companies on the road. The company carries twelvo peo- ple, and has a high class repertory of plays, six high class siHclaltlea, Including Illus- tr-ited Fongs Evcryboily is well, the 'man In white' appears regularly, aad The Old Rn.iAiu.c Is always looked for. Alice W. I.ouNsnuiiy has Joined the Inter- national Stock Co.. for the heavies tlie re.it of the season. She opened Christmaa as Wanda Wheeler, in "The Iload to Ruin." They arc also playing: "fxive and Duty," ".Me and Mother," "The Evil Men Do," "Shadow of the Cross," "For Her Children's Hake" and "A Homespun Heart." "Tun Last Kino" la the title of a new play by Ardeen Foster and Maurice Arnold, which denls with the revolution in Russia. It will have Its first production in March, under the auspices of the Russian Progres- sive Societies of New York. Mrs. Ckcilk PEKUirAiti.f, sister of Yvonne dc Trevllle, died lu Constantinople, Dec. 23, 1005. RiciiAnn A. Saalpield and Dorr David- son' have secured the American rights to "Wlint the Butler Saw." the comedy which enjoyed a long run nt the Wyndhnm Theatre, and continued Its success nt the Savo.v. Lon- don. Kog. It Is now being toured In the Eng- lish Provinces. .Votes krom tiih Edwin Yoi;xo Stock Co.—We will close a highly huccessful sen- son of twenty-four weeks nt Unlelgh. .V. (!., Jan. 20. -Mr. and Mrs. Young ll,enn I>e LnlglC). Little Edna and Mnatcr Iloblilc Young, and James J. Klce will constitute nn organl/.ition to lie known as tbe Manhattan Sketch Club, and will tour Florida for the rcniahuler of tbe scaaon. Saji M.arlow, who Is touring the Southern States Willi the Kdsall Wlnthrop Slock Co., writes that be has been appointed stage man- ager of that company, also that his new line of specialties are gaining bearty encores nightly. lOniTif VoN LrKB, late leading woman of "Sky Farm." who has been ill In the Harper llofipltal, Detroit, Is recovering, anil Is rt-Ht- lug for a few weeks In Ibat citj, A.T IiIBERTV, cI«Ter yoDiif ladies, singer* and dancers; slao clover mdy with two clever yoang glnm dancers, a^cs 10 and 12. Slate If you ndvanoe tickets. Reliablenitrs.,add.SlsteiTeinu, In ran* Prof. Riyoo, ] .4 West Ohio St., Indian- apolis, Indj WANTBIO at Once, Al Sketch Team that doM good sketches and single speclalllea. Hnsc have good voices and change for 0 nights. I work hig towns and want the beat. State lowest salary In first letter. Da not mlsrepretent. Tickets If I kuo w yon. Add . PB . R. J. ATKINS, Blaiioh»rd, l>. ■ BDIGINB Ferformers Wsnled-Teams, tlO: singles, $10. ikoztrs and people that cau't stand to draw two aeeca' salary, k«ep off. Yon must be versatile. Ttioie that wrote iierore. write again. Silent AcK and all lines cf Hedlclne EDSluass, write. ChamberlalaRAiasdif t.j fi«d ck nd, Keb. la'ruoa was ukm-j' mavu, amy m'ltia. SBKD 20c. FOR SAUPLGti. JOHN QORDON. N. W.Cor. Eighth and WalDur. I'hll»dBlphia,Pa. 'WANTBD, Baritone, to doable stage. A No. I, sober; long engagemeat. For Bale: baud wagon, $150; comb, cago uud ilcKet wagon, t6Ji; comb, ticket and truRK wafion, imFd2l weext, tISO; ad- vance wa«0D, $100; Betoniani>-ii°,$'i5; set of liar- nets, $20; 3>cta, $15 each; ttnt, Munotl. .M. P., 8az. duck, ictt. wail, entrancti lOxloft, and can- vas sacks, $75; set Tom sceaeiy. oil, $'^; set In water colors, used 12 times, extn line, $100. W. 0. DIckoy, Mgr., Box 1S8, UUIe .«loux, lowa^ FOR 8AI.E, Trip to Uars, $46; Train Robbery, tK: LrM Child, tM; Hoiy City, $25; Battle of the Yallu River, $'20. 3,000 feet of short Film at To. per fool, all l» good condition, tieot subject to ez. wlih BuOlclent guarantee. E. U. MACF£K JR , Peterstinrg, Va. STAQR HAMSB, N»TiCK—llecome expert StageElic rlclanslnS.j6 weeKsaiBHlHry $30 to $40 per Week. Hy bo xi explalna 1. A child could understand, "fli.w to Becjiiio an Flcctnclan," $1.00, and "PracllO'l Compcud u( £lcctiiclty," 272 pagiB, lllastrutjil, $2.00. Mmlteii number only read/. Nend "«>'••'. as demind la great AddreM T. N, JEFFERS )i<. KXI'EliT STAGE ELF,0TRIOIAN. Roto, ir.iraoro, I'hils., Pa. 81DR liHUVV MBl»-Worklng World, $76; Museum of Anatomv, $25; Mnmniifled Body of Two-headed Gisnt, Oft. high, and 8x10 Painting, S5&; SUandOigans, $le. $ie and tls; other stuir List Irce. Wm. Selson,8 Van Norden Street, North Cambridge, Mass. IS noviNu picture: filhs for $25, sprocket holes o. k., aboat 6or:. each, to close OBt. Now, don't ask for list; send $1 deposit; we will send them privilege of examination. American Exclmnga, 630 Halsey St. Krook'yn, W. Y. V> ANTED—Medicine Lecturer, slreet man. I want the be«t thare Is; none niher need apply. I have the attmc'lnn. You raunt deliver the gc,miii. Good salary. Mnst bo »"ber. Apply or write 2oo W.lI2th8t.,N. Y.. care L. HAYFR. bet O-IOA. M. '\V An TED—All 'Round ComedUun. Med. show. Honey sure. Joln&touce. No ilckels. UORBUK U£D. CO., Arcadia, Indiana Co., Pa. WAXTEU, Tlirce Lndy Musicians, First and Second Violin and 'Cello. Must be Young, Stylish nnrt First Class Performers, and rcnil liv sight, wcni-lng no glaB.soH. SAMPSON. 15» W. 04th St., N. Y. HABBY: Come back home. Lillie is prostrated with grief. Notii- JDg will b e done to you. flEU. SozodonI haa sold on Its ""^ merits for over 60 years and never will be offered to tbe public on any other grounds. We Make Big Claims for the <(Ficacy of Sorodont, and we are prepared to stand back of and prove every claim. It Is positively a Non-Acid Dentifrice and is free from grit or any other substances that would be injurious to the teeth, gums or moutli, and should be the home dentifrice of all v.lio arc interested in the welfare of these vhal organs, upon which so much depends for the general health of Ihe body. HAtX & RUCK EL, New York City. LlttDoi Paper oii<l Ulrectlnno for twting roar doDtlfrlc«Ioracld will iMHUtDpon rocolpt of A'^<eDt Maiap. PISOS CURE FOR LEADING MAN Direct, Heavy Man, wIm aliawer. Jack Champion, wire. AodriBS CHAS. CKKIOIITON, Mir. Ton '■tiKik Co., 2e30 Ave. I), Ulrmmgham,A1a M. S. GUOMUNDSON. All kind* of arraDgins; taklcg down from voice, etc. Care of N. Y. UlTdlO PUiJ. CO.,24 S. ':ial .St. N. Y. nty. Wanted, Piano Player. state If Ton play small parts. Also Team fur l,endlngl)iz Must direct. Summer [taviiton coat- log $2,000 tor sale very cheap J. GRIK8K, Barron, Wis. Tom People Wanted, Man for Maiks, Uan for Cute; mnst double liiass. Also Advance Man. (ither usefQl Tom puople wrilo. Tho-e who wrote write again. O. I., ililver. write. Also Piano ruyur. William Be Bart, Mgr. U. T. U. Co.. Wiiimar.wlnu. kV 1 1DRBTV Comedian and Boubrette tor at IliSBn11"rarco comedy, imricsiiue or good vaudeville company, (looil drossere on and oir Can Join on receipt of wire. HKIiUAlNKA: BLKWirT, care of Ranklin Hotel, Uwton, okla. DETECTIVES HbT*m4 n>*n »uil*d la ft.r; owvaamtr. u, ui ,1114.1 la.iiM. tl.ai^ l<r«tlou. .ip.rl.tio. ii.i nw..M.ri. S'i,4 (M fr.. h'-ui efffvUeuiu.. OrkfiBto.D.weUf.aur««a|i4(JlD^iuiMJ.0U* AT TTRrfiTV .Amateur of experience and Al lllOIiDlI- Biiiiity In chiiractor work, director of Inral draiiiuUo club, deidiosaprofcs- ainna. oponing, small salary to begin, and m.lios oifers. J. 11. M., 172 BImcoe St. Toronto. Canada. WANTED, Hastllog Toaog Agent, TO BOOK SMALL TOWNS; one not afraid toujo the liruMli when occanlon iIcniaiMls. MAKAOER. Unx 74, Montvale, B. C, New Jersty. For Musical Production", Vaudeville, CInlia, Con- certs, etc. City upjiearimrPs vtrranged, FOHmoSTEft, 1204 il HOADWAY. till 9P. M. 0, SHINDIIIOIJU, UM W, 2flth Ht.. N. Y. The nn-to- date TUBATRICAL WIO MAKElt. Bend stamp for D«w Price Lift, Jnit out. FILMS. FILMS HOONBlilNRRD, tbontnMfL MO.W THAIH KOBBFIU, Rill>on,ahont74ori. tOWi BiiNK nODhRUY. abnatnoon 40,«| And Aii.ooort. M olhar Kllmi at 3 eta. per fu ALL GOODS SHIPPED FOR EXAMINATION. BUNn si.tliES and all other kind of siidta martA to order. loo seia of Song Slides from $2 oo per set, STfc'RKOITIUONS., $U.T» All goods sliippod for exKintuatlon. MACHINES. FILMS AMD SLIDES FOR RENT. WRITE TODAY. HABSn4C0 Tol., 981$ Oritmeroy, ItU) Kast 14ih HI., •I BKW YOIIK, N. V. WIGi nm\ mu iimB,r,r»daiir2: tlons. send tor dates In Kciiruary and Itaiui. Seating 4uo. Popiilallon 2,5uu. r. K. RomiiNS, Prop, and Mgr. At liberty, IHE 3 fllEHROTS, Versatile Dancers, Comedy Sketrli and Child Artists I)., lilsh, II. K. Uomedy lu Aula. THK 3 OI.KNKOYB, Pen. Dul.. Kvansvllle. Ind. WAMTBD, TWO Y0l).1G LilDIKS FUll "DIDA" ACT. HiistbJ experienced. R. KLUOUK. am W, 341 h St., Sow York Olty Wanted Jll Around Performir von .MKIMCINW I1UHINKH8. AildresH II. .1. IllVIXt), 7« W. (Id Ht.i N. Y. C. 5D Cents lor a Book ol 10 Skeiches. 5 Acs Kor 1 male 1 female, & acts for 2 inalca. Blunry order or 2 cent stsmpH. Address linKMAUl) K.L1.N0,1'lay wrIght, Ml Jay St. , llroukly n, N.Y . BERNARD KLIN6, Playwright, 357'Jay St^, llronklyn, N. Y. HketchuH and plays writon Uj order. Prices reasonable. All work guatantecd. At ho mo durin g i he da y. AT LIBEBTT. BOBEBT ADOLFBOS, Singing, UanclDgBpeclaitlcN; play parta; age is. Iteiiertuire pref«rrea AddresH SHOE. ii3dHT. New York city. SlBCMH^lXlEiXt^Sr AND ALL. TIllUTItlOAL OOOUS. Scenen palDtCd cheaply and ijtJlckly. Amateurs suupllea. OIIAH E. MlI,LH.4il7 W. 4>st8t.. New York Otty, WANTED, FOB BEF., Uicrm People who do Spoclaltiea, Lady for Uen*i IJUH., i'lauMt to double Siage. moLLA coMKur Hi)., Wilmington, Pal. ATLIBem.lMVIOUilM Cumpotcut and e.xpcrlenced. Adilrcis ^N'lOLlNlsii-, 2748 Palti>n St.. rhicago. til COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR LIVING PICTURES. ALSO MAN TO PIT TilK ACTON, H. 0. COOPKK, 8ul Oolniilal llldx.. Ho»t/m, Mass , rini ntcuwiSK nmum. a Versatile I'eriuriiiur who o.i. do strong uuiueuy In luruea. Ooon dancer prtferrcd. Auilress. iiulok, MAKKl H . OLAKK, Ooshocloii Ohio. Ocnoral l'Oilv»ry. WANTED, PARTNER FOR LADIT MINSTRELS, Small capital. 1 have paper, everything ready ami mm\)-i a sure winner. Handle ii>ur own coin, OOLI>V WA'if, HIiMiav Ohln. Por Opera, Musical Prodoctlona, Vaudeville, PLb- lie Appcarancea. Trial tuma arranged, y orrestcr, 1204 llroadwsy, from 10 A. M . 'till fl P.M . Wanted, to Hear From Parly or Parlies Oontrnlllng the right (otho play, "PIIISCK AMU PAUreit." Al'o iiaper for same. Addresi ll>A W. RAK, Concordia. Raa. FRED CLAYTOni, "Under Southern Skies'' Co.(B«jit«rn). Wei-l Knd Ttieaite. IVI U 8 I C I A IM 0 AT LIllJfUTV. (Jomet and Violin, Trombone, Trap I»mm«, Tuba, B.andg AdiiressUllAH. KliiUK K, Dunca i, 1. T. ni|\'|'U1| i''or Old Pop Ashlny'H Hlg Vaad vllies, 11 til I ril/~Sk<tcli Tcanii., Musical Teams, Umno dians, Plann Plajer and man wiili I'igiure .Vn- chine. NotlL'keH;don't««k It. AddrosOIDPOl' Aillll.KY, Uoiti iluiii>:e, Itooio 10, Omaha, Sett. -I 34 ART OEMS aSo. A SSntrs 0|- 24 KNTIlANOIKfl HTVOIKB or THK IIVMAM K4>RI«I OIVIMB. IIV PAMOI'S MASTKK4. llennllfwily reproduced In book form nn onain.)! paper. Kull loug.n, aiao il.w. Aent prupald for Vi \., tng«(tiwr With llluglrations of bao FSinuiu raliitlDga. aoHDuv naii.\ c«., |lept...J . IIH Sheilln'rt Av».. I'Mi-ayo . AT LIBERTY, COMEDIAN. GEO. SELDON, P>rk»nilnirn. W. V«. WANTED, FOR strong Woman for Juveniles anil Uharaotera. Oouieiilan with strong Mpeulaity. I'lsniat. Mu>r. IH) sight, reader ana atranuor. (loud Live Agent. Cou. W. reuroso, Jajik lie Castolin, Mod Mdeu. wire. Addreaa U. L IluMell. Tahleqnah, I, T. SOMfYGfRlS 'VtilNtillBD FOR CHORUS and SHOW GIRLS. Drioiitlo, VanteviUe. HmioaL Prettiest ilria lo N. Y OI>y. iProdiictiuu jJebt.). KAPflAN TIIKATIIIOAL HYNUIOATE, 1B») llrnKilway, K. Y. ' winrEo QUICK, for Rowlands & Clifford's DORA THORNE CO., Leadlni M$n and Iloavv Man route, D. u. IIAlt'i'MAi Addrmis, per ORGANS lUhiilii froln cylinder tn cnrdhoard Hysiein; lln- laheii wiililn from 4 to s wveka. riio uuly loUa- hie and up lodnte music aystoni of thu day. W« have chaugdd ( this Wlnior, Aim have new organa lu ktonk. It you want tu ho ii|i lodate, write to UH to-day for tho lowest nrlien and lieai work In Aiiterloa. 0. KII'LKR, 1TI3 H. PBcnnd HI. PMIa,. P», AT LiUBUTV, ~~ OOOD AIMA-rKCIMe With aomo profewlootl experience, JuvaiiilBa, IIoavieH and some uh«r*ct«rs. Height (ft. llln,, weight I0jlh,da:k oompioMoo. Duii'i tiooxa or kniKik. an>i hiii not a alanrgiial/.er, hat cau de- liver the gnida if glreti a fair trlnl Ouiior tbte* night i,.iiudprdrerr«d, tjut win engage wlih good Koii, Slate taiar; ahd all IlisMttt r. Retpt niihlit luaiiagors only aildriiu . DUKE »I,LKN, 04iiton,llo. Woman for Barbara. One with Uhlld for WIJIIo iirerorroil. Join on wire, AdrcssH, wire MAVAOKIIKAHT LYNNK 00 , Uaavllle, ill, m Sptliikll eid m. JnSKpn KINO, ATT r^IliKRXY, Live Advance Agent. HAher, reUaiiK^iK on press, iliornuglily ogperl- ooced, rep. ur one lilace oirers invited, bluii VOUASn, care of Wm. i'laher Ulendon, Kastno, Pa. Pan Join on wire, ^ Wagon Show Property np ALL KI.S'll3,iliitl. Round Top with 40ft. Mid- d e Pleco. I'uiea, Hems and Light.*, All must he lu Al'•nnillMnii. Plato lowest iitK.e Address P. J. OOL'MI. ei A'laiii'ii HI. "r'dgepfirt, Cona. AT I.IBKMT'V'^ Al SOUBRETTE flood Singer and riaou Plaver; Uno wardrohe: playgiilur; clinngo nightly. Mod. Cos.aus. ijaick: tiiikiti wanted. Al CouiriliNii fur paitner, goou li>"k»r: ph"!", .'. I'. I.er(iv, wriio. Address MARIK LRUnV. 0«n. llcl. Prlmihs Aniir, M&, AT liItlK:it'l<V, .).WILHBDIIAnEV.'^"'",,rr"e'LV*""" AVOflORDOSIIAYlEY, C'laractera. Koiirsei.nnawllhoneno. Doth tall. Not aCralil oftwoadar. Can lom on wire. Addre>s Car^ii fS'T L'l.nilH IIOTHI.. M'riii'l* "Mn. Wanted Quick. Pianist. liady or Kont. Ptelor one whom 111 playaplrt. Otherllcp. i''nv't, wrilo. I p»y all. HARKY A. UtrXem, U Rue, Ohiii.