The New York Clipper (February 1906)
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34 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. February 2\ biogra:h FILM ARE THE BEST, AND ARE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICE, 12c. PER FOOT. BE/*J.||0E. Oar output is greater than all others to- C V f\ U O C ■ gethcr, and we can afford to make a smaller profit M B" /* II IIC C Our Electric Studio is the finest in the H$ fc V# /\ W © Ci world, and we are not controlled by time or weather. AND FINAIXY, We can afford to spend more money on pro- Bff^S A S I £» r" « ductions, as a large proportion of the ex- CuAUwC' P« nBe we charge to the maintainance of au enormous library of pictures used in our well known and exclusive Slot Machine. THE MR. BUIT-IN—687ft. Ily permlaslon of NEW YORK WORLD. In our newest comedy production, "MB. BUTT- IN," we offer the most laughable subject of the period. Mr. Butt-In is shown in four different episodes. First he tries to instruct a plumber on his job. Then he interferes with some bricklayers >t work. Next he jumps into the ring at a prize fight. Finally he winds up in an jnsane asylum. The whole film is of beautiful photographic value throughout MUTOSCOPE. THE BOSTON HERALD recently said: "There's millions in one cent vaudeville," and that is the truth. Plenty of good locations still available. Write us at once for terms. An exceptionally interesting proposition for rail- road parks. The Spring months are the best of the year for the Arcade busi- ness. Don't delay placing your order. AMERICAN MUTOSCOPE AND BIOGRAPH CO., KLEINE OPTICAL CO.. Chicago.) SPECIAL SELLING AGENTS MILES BROS., San Francisco, \ (Films Only) 11 E>. 1-itlx St., JJiJew York. 4 Lukens 4 8EA8ON 1905-6. Aug, 10 till Sept. 80, Winter-gar ten, Berlin Oct. 1 till 81, Hania Hamburg Nor. 1 till IB, MclllDl Hanover Nor. 10 till 30, Clrcui Carre... AmetcrdBm Dec. t till 81, Scbunmon-TIieatre, Frankfort o, M. Jan 1 to 10 Circus Wulff HriuBola Feb, 0, Hammers tela New York 12, Albambrft Harlem 10, Orntteun Brooklyn 2fl, Colonial New York March B, Umpire Pateraon 12, Hiniilro Hoboken 10, Keith's Providence 2(1, Proctor's Troy April 2, Proctor's 23d St New York 0, Proctor's Newark 10, Proctor's Albany 28, Chase's Washington 30, Shea's Buffalo liar 7, Bhea'a Toronto 14, Temple Detroit 21, Keltb's Cleveland 28, Keltb's Pblla. June 4, Keltb's Boston 11, Keltb's New York LiMn Byinaslun, Thorn Strict, Reading, Pa. TH2. FOUR LONDONS. TKLKI'IIONK, 41107 MA11JS1IN. I MILK ADDRESS, MYER6DA MYERS & KELLER, GENERAL VAUDEVILLE AGENTS 31 W. 3I8T8T., N. Y. BOOKING BVBRYWHERB. SHOWMEN, ATTENTION! IN THC OKIMTFtK OP* NSW YORK, THE ST. NICHOLAS RINK OOlh ST. ADD COLUMBUS AVE,, H. Y., TO LET FROM APRIL I TO 00T. 15. IW1200, with capaoitj of 5,000 peraona, suitable for anraaement or exhibition purposes. Six Hues o 1 traoaporUilon, fnolaainjr elevated and aubwej at tbe door. Fully equipped with eleotrlolty, seats, office and neceaasry t urnitu:e. Will rent tor above period, or portion thereof, at an adventageoas rental. Addreai iaVIUIN, 89 Wa»ll A*., I*. Y- PROF. FRED MACARTS "African Baboon and Monkey Comedians" Host Amusing Animal Act On Earth. BOOKINGS FBOB DEC. 10th, 1905, TO DEC. 9th, 1909: DEC. ltt—SYRACUSE. DEC. IT—UTICA. DEC. 21—ROCHESTER. DEC. 31—DETROIT. 11100. JAN. 7—IDLE. JAN. 14—CHICAGO OLYMPIC. JAN. 21—IDLE. JAN. 28—CHICAGO MAJESTIC. L'EB. «—PITTSBURG. FED. 11—TOLEDO. KBR. 18—CINCINNATI. t^Bn. 25—BVANSV1LLH. MARCH 4—INDIANAPOLIS. MARCH 11—HEADING. MARCH 18—COLONIAL, NEW YORK. MARCH 25—ORPHEUM, BROOKLYN. APRIL 1—ALHAMBRA, NEW YORK. APRIL 8—GOTHAM, NEW YORK. APRIL 15—PATBRSON. N. J. APRIL 22—HOBOKEN'N. J. APRIL 29—LAWRENCE, MASS. MAY 6—PALL RIVER, MASS. MAY IS—OPEN. MAY 20—OPEN. MAY 27—OPEN. JUNE 8—OPEN. JUNE 10—OPEN. JUNK 17—OPEN. JUNE 24—TRAVEL. JULY 1—ORPHEUM, SAN FRANCISCO. JULY 8—ORPHEUM, SAN FRANCISCO. JULY 15—ORPHEUM, SAN FRANCISCO. JULY 22—ORPHEUM, LOB ANGELES. JULY 20—ORPHEUM, LOS ANGELES, AUG. 5—TRAVEL. AUG. 12—ORPHEUM, SALT LAKH. AUG. 10—ORPHEUM, DENVER. AUG. 2«—TRAVEL. SEPT. 2—ORPHEUM, ST. PAUL. SEPT. 8—CRPIIEUM, MINNEAPOLIS SEPT. 10—ORPHEUM, OMAHA. SEPT. 28—ORPHEUM, KANSAS CITY. SEPT. 80—CHICAGO MAJESTIC. OCT. 7—CHICAGO HAYMARKET. OCT. 14—ST. LOUIS. OCT. 21—CHICAGO OLYMPIC. OCT. 28—INDIANAPOLIS. NOV. 4—CINCINNATI. NOV. 11—EVANSVILLE, NOV. 18—LOUISVILLE. NOV. 25—MEMPHIS. DEC. 2—ORPHEUM, NEW ORLEANS. Have Six (6) Weeks Open This Year. •ROF. FTRBCD Haul! MAOiRT, IVO AOART, Proprietor sad Trainer. Permanent tMnu, Out Oi CMPPEB Oillce, 47 Witt I8tb Street, tew York Oily. <■!?'..