The New York Clipper (May 1906)

302 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. May 5. Uaudcpilk and minstrel Chixlicothk, 0., Nom—The Orphlum Theatre opened a new vaudeville venture la Cblllicothe Monday, April 10. Business oi . exceptionally good, crowded bouses rullog nightly. Toe playhouse scats one thousand people, nnd Is trimmed la blue and gold, and opera chairs of the latest and most comfort- able type are furnished. A pleasing bill of vaudeville was presented. Baby WIcKofT and company scoring a positive bit, and the Wiley Ferris Trio getting the limit In ap- plause. The Dancing Downs were well re* celved, and Will O. Williams' illustrated ; songs went big. The Orpblumscope closed tbe bill with a line line of motion pictures. The venturing of vaudeville In this city Is a new departure, but, judging by the gen- erous patronage, It will be a winner, and 1 the citizens give every encouragement of a continued visiting of this cosy playhouse. Messrs. Ban and Murray arc managers. IS. 0. Paul, business manager; Will G. willlnms, J reel agent; V. H. Claypool Jr., treasurer; obn Ebel, musical director; Ed. Would, ftaga manager; Elwood Robinson, chief usher; Q. M. Weuger, electrician. The Messrs. Sun and Murray now control raude- vllle houses In Springfield, Hamilton. Ports- mouth, Mansfield, Lima, Newark, Cblllicothe, Plana, Marlon, Ohio; Muncle, Ind.; Rich- mond, Va.; Wheeling, W. Va. Fmd Waddbli/, or the team of Fred and Mae Waddell, mourns the death of his mother, which occurred Monday, April 0, at bis home in. Chicago. _ _ n Hahyit K. Thiibbton, manager of the Great Thurston, writes from Brisbane, Aus., under date of Feb. 14: "We play Manila in April jg World of Players, Wesf — r — -— : —■ Gii.lmoec and Cabroll write: "We are In our fortieth week of continued success leaving New York the latter part of 1005. We hare worked In tbe middle ... and also as far West aa Kansas City, and ***** M« Co. Nom.— This makes ihe have Jait finished twelve weeka for Sullivan thirty-eighth week for this company, and & Consldlne. After five weeks through 1111- the tour hai embraced twelve different States noli we will return East. Our dancing In - wooden shoes bns been a feature, and our original dancing finale has pat us at the. top." Fbank Williams and Adblla Pullman report meeting with great success In tbelr comedy sketch, entitled "Are Yon a Lob- ster?" They will be aeen at Tony Pastor's Theatre soon In their new one act farce, by J. T. Raymond, entitled "A New York Flat, which they produced for tbe first time, with success, on April 2, at the Opera House, Os- and four provinces of Canada. We have covered 4,200 miles so far. We Jumped from Yonngatown, O., to Reglna, Can., and opened New Year's Day on Sherman's North* west circuit, playing Calgary alx week* There have been some changes In the company from time to time, and the trip has been a delightful one Everyone Is well and happy, Miss May, our little star, won many friends wego, N. Y. T] 'he Cheat Hbtwood, after four success- In Canada, and was accorded high praise for her clever work. Tbe company still carries The superb concert band and orchestra that won much favorable comment for Its musical selections. The trip home will be via the ,,.^ki-thrt^a. %»it«, *a»»iBE, g-t «•*»„■ *™- £a Kl d. Fla., opens at the new Rink Opera Honse, for an Indefinite run, with bis specialty. Be assumes tbe stage management, and will Sreduce plays and vaudeville acta during the ummer at what was formerly tbe rink, but Is now an open air opera house, doing big business. Mas. Obobob Lockwood haa entirely re- covered from a severe Illness, and she and her husband will resume work May 6, open* ing at the Family Theatre at Butte, Mont, with the Sulllvan-Coneldine circuit to follow. Geo. B. Oaudneu. of Gardner and Gard- ner, manager of the Orpheum Stock Co., closed his sixth successful season, and has accepted bis old position as manager of the Alhnmbra Mnslc Hall, Savannah, Ga. Ma. a»d Mrs. John Baldwin, who closed sixteen weeka with tbe De Wolff's Comedians, kota, Minnesota and Northern Michigan. Miss May will go to her home for a abort time, ana then go to Atlantic City for a rest. Mllano and Alviu left to join McPhee's Btg Company at Nelson. It takes some time for Tub OU> Reliable to reach ua out here, but we are always glad to see It when It does arrive, even If It 1b a week old. Jas. C. Kennt Is engaged by the Stone- wall Band, of Stannton, Va., to produce comic operas during the Summer months. Job Lyonell writes that be has returned to his borne In Newark, N. J., after fourteen weeks of success with C. Jay Smith's "A Pair of Country Klda" Co. Mr. Lyonell was musi- cal director with the company until one month before the season closed, when be be- gan playing tbe Juvenile lead, and met with success. Anna Morgan, character woman with tbe same company, la spending part of Hong" Kong; China, "ln'May ; Shanghai" In fiUfiSSfffc. ftlJSSLiJ 4 t Wll LHf «5. V ner ™»tloa at the'home of Mr. Lyoneil turn to America In January, 1907, with the largest magic show in the world, playing the big theatres. We have been presenting the biggest and most spectacular magical per- formance ever known in this line of atage endeavor, a performance which requires six* teen people In Its presentation, and thirty tons of stage parapnernolla. We have Just finished a moat successful season In Aus- tralia, playing to the largest audiences ever assembled at similar performances In that country." Louisa Abnot. of the team Arnot and Gunn, on leaving her dressing room In Keith ■ Theatre, Boston, on April 10, slipped, on tne end of a rope and sustained a slight fracture of the spine. She finished her two turns, hut was compelled to cancel week of April 16. at Keith's. New York. She hopes to be ible to play the remainder of tbe Keith time. when they Join the Hartley Comedy Co. for the Summer season. Abt Adaib writes: "I have Just closed eighteen weeks over the Western vaudeville circuit, and have met with great success, do- ing my single musical and monologue spe- cialty. My wife and I are engaged for the Summer with the Great Wallace Show, and at tbe conclusion of the circus Beason have a fine line of booking through the Western asfloclatlon, being booked up to March, 1907." Hahbach and Haiiiiis inform us that their net Is going big In tbe East, and they are re- ceiving fine preas notices. They are booked solid until Sept 8. Under tbe Cents. able to Dlay tne remamaer 01 ww rwu. wu.«. tippbl and Klimbnt are playing: vaude- Notks fbom tbb Aubbican Pavilion vlllei theatres once more, after closing their Show. —We have about completed our Hate, tnanakment with the V7m. H. West MlQBtrels. and will open our season, under canvas, May "KK Thibet Sibtbbs are playing the Bt- 17. The company started rehearsing on Mon- lou circuit In Wisconsin, and report doing * mmenie buslneas everywhere they appear. Nona fbom Boohu'b Soothebn boons.— William A. Mack has Joined to a„ advance work. The company Is booked wild through Northern New York until May 10, wheo'w. goundercanvas to tour New Jersey ton circuit - . i ■ a, ana report uuiuk day, and everything looks fine lor the coming Immense business everywhere they appear, season. Our tent is 60x90, with two 46ft. raiiueas, ««{.™" 0 „™„„;„ ft .. middle pieces. Everything will he up-to-date. We will carry a band and orchestra of eighteen pieces and two special cars. The people contracted tor are as follows: H. Ed. Lindner, acting manager; C. B. White, chief ticket seller; Bull lucheal, down town re- Bert McDonald, chief Frank P. Plnney, 'Frank Wilson, buck chief ticket receiver; Geo. F. Itathbun, treas- ■and wing dancer; Nell Matthews, whistling urer; Cnas. F. Lindner, advance; C. G. Win- nnL"lfll?aoeUi Frank, operatic vocalist; ney, general contracting agent; George C. X™„' .„dwithe™ akech ■ a chorus of oc- Knight, assistant: Will H. Brown, press torooni consta tfugb" Volet Davis, Beatrice agent and buslne.. manager; C. F. geely. ad- toropna, »»»jji L i|iian Davis, Charlotte vance reserved seat ticket agent Band and K,.2nd ""tne" WesTier" Prof. J. S. orchestra-*!. M. Dlllie,_ w/k. Powell^Wm. Hon", band and orchestra, numbering twelve ; If. Sharp, business manager; Jack Boone, The show is stronger than ever, having four feature acts, a large chorus of octoroons and served ticket seller; th !?.«•« land and orchestra. IloBter: D. F. assistant ticket sellei Ori.ll?'"nlcj". SSSff Frank Wilson, buck chief ticket receiver; ( proprietor aBd manager: Win. A. Mac vance agent; Charles Id. Davis, property William Larzelle, electrician. 1 Lawrence, Harry Colgrove, C. Francis, H. Al- lots Myer, Ed. A. Egger, C. F. Heaton, Joseph Powerer, F. E. Egger, Arthur Hays, Glenn Kerlsmer, W. B. Parkman, Q. C. Barnes. Players—Bert Sampson, Leon J. Thomas, Orren Clazton, Q. C. Barnes, Ed. Reeves, Frank Wilson, W. H. Brown, Viola Wilson, Jennie Brown, G. Scott, 8. Scott, Viola Clark, M. Owens and a chorus of twenty ladles. Tbero are still a few things we will mention later, when we open tbe season, as u «u.-h. WU i. uu n ua o wwu hi#u.ii iur iu I Hod the old, real Clippeb 1b the only sure season of 1906-07. The company closes April „ book to read. Am sorry to say we lost H. F. 21, at Bangor, Me. r ". e o r . ro . m ,« p ..!E?n at r'ana Cod under can- B«re, one of our able cornet players. In „Notbb from the Lyotom Stock Co.— •ou' Summer •» , oh <l » t r , ( -« >e „^' t",. 0 ™^, having his teeth treated a cold set In, and he This company was organised In New York Is contracts. Others that City early In January, and opened In Hack- ettstown, N. J. Rex Leslie KIngdon Is the Mack, ad- ferty man; uslness la " n NOT»8 FBOK SUITH ft , BtAHCJIABi'i CoAtsniANB.—Ws are now working in Massa- chusetts, this being our third week having worked all Winter In Connec: cut, where business was very good. We wl11be i B;i- tarda Bay June IS, where our tent will ar- rive from Springfield, 0., and we will open mer) have Just closed a successful season of thirty-two weeks with Chas. H. Yale's "Devil's Auction" Co., and have been re- engaged for next season. They will spend tbelr Summer in Canada, with Mrs. Miller's mother. Mas. M, B. RicmiOHD, mother of W. L. Richmond, actor, died April 13, at Craw- fordsville, Ind., In her seventy-fifth year. Babtlbt McCullum will open, his Summer slock at the Jefferson Theatre, Portland, Me., May 28, malting the eighteenth Summer in Maine. Jack Benjamin, -leads, has closed with the Warner Comedy Co., and will spend a few weeka at home before signing for the Summer season. Wh, E. Slafeb and his celebrated Brook- lyn Marine Band will Inaugurate their ninth consecutive season at Brighton Beach this year on June 0. Tom Bateman has been re-engaged by Frank Harvey for tbe Summer season, for partB and specialties. He opened April 1A. C. n BiBKHAitTj manager, writes: "Will open Aug. U, at Louisville, Ey., a revival of Hal field's 'Roanoke.' Will carry special scenery and fifteen people, supporting tbe eminent young Southern actor, Bert How- ard. Booked t>y Elaw & Erlanger." E. W. Biihl, agent of "The Banker's Child" Co., writes: "The company Is now back In Iowa, playing to good business, as usual. There bave been few changes since 1 last wrote. Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Curts and Little Vivian have rejoined, after an absence of four months. The rest of the company remains the same. Harry Shannon, mana- ger ; C. B. Bedford, stage manager; Mrs. Ada Lorene Shannon, musical director; Shorty Burts, props,; Jerry Prescott, B. Richards, F. C. Curts, H. B. Atkinson, Lola Everhart, Jennie Keller, Lillian Crittenden. Nina Vincent, Little Hazel Sbannan, and Vivian Curts. The Old Reliable, is always a long looked for treasure every week." Abch Sblwtn and Frank B. abnold sailed for Europe April 14. Gail Litton has signed with Ed. M. Slm- monds for his new play. . W. H. Siabkby, leading man of tbe Ben- nett-Moulton Co., has been signed for tbe $.. string "on" the""caSTuntll' the middle having his teeth t, It SenSmoer. Borter of company: John K. had to cancel hi, of September. Ward, stage Bills, Everett Josselyn, ». naaaaw and comedian: Ellas have not reported Include: Herbert Holden, ettstow Ward,jjtage^manaBW ana com™an,^n»s ^^ ^ vj ~ g ^ n ^^ when gj^ flo .*^_T .' . ri ■ i xintlna la nimin thom hv lot-tiie WOmflli. man, woman, supt 1 mWl! i £^*'&^ LO B?s.i 8 MA g S, re C .^B» b r T8 ! t, n\ , «n.g.r of Tit- rVl»-ftank Waldo, Arthur Selby, Jo^ BUom..te P r ?« Tlpp^n, and,'togsthe) with hettB^ppem House,.at.Preston, iflnn., .rite, seph Wolcott^ Harry Le.Be, Cedl Half Gor- and Edna Clymer tbe leading rted by the following: W. W. vj ... a* J ^»iV«H"hfw"~ J, Bandv~""make regarding the excellent prospects for Sum- don, Mm. C. A- Clymer, Mile. Rheo an! May 2nVH«m™.eeh^t& »« BD0W8 vIbIUd B Prestoa Not only are Wlfl ? rd._ Our fea.ture vaudeyille_acts are: ^ f!ffl^ the anow8 weI1 Patronized by the citlaens, ?a.™%k_. m „# nnomrf. nrd SL Clair, but liberal Inducements are offered shows in HtgXS&j&SgffSEaa BL S ralfia&t, TB.0 opened for of late In England where they will resume engagement In May. soiling from New York May 0. They are booked for a number of f*W. J. Dana writes: "I closed JO com- pany three weeks ago, In WrlghtsvMe. Ga., and am laying off In GreenBboro, N. C, for thU montfi. "will open May 18, under a 100x00 round top, carrying lull brass band and ten people, opening In Tennel, Ga. ha*** AND MOTH»B JONBB arfl Hl» return dates ovor the Nash, Danforfch and BIlou circuits, wlthtte Crystal circuit to ftjflow, commencing April 22, at St. Joseph, Capt. Gbobok Adorb writes: "Next Wln_ six weeks with Orrln Btob.' Circus In the City of Mexico, April 15. Tub advancs of the Great Tfaos. Har- ?reaves Reconstructed Railroad Shows is as ollows: J. Henry Rice, general agent; V. O. Woodward, contracting agent; "Al." Fos- ter, manager advertising car No. 1; S. J. Banks, contracting preas agent; Win. Carr,, manager advertising car No. 2, Fifteen men are carried on the No. 1 car, while the num- ber on the second car la twelve. M. Leary Is bill poster-lu-cbtet, and George Cohen has charge of tho "opposition" brigade. Chas. IIildfiha has signed with the A. F. Tuttle Show, of Llnesvllle, Pa., tor next sea- Waldo, the mysterious, and Mile. Rheo, lady Juggler. During the Summer this company will play the summer resorts through the Thousand Islands. Fbank J. Dean and Lillian Lyons have closed with the Guy Stock Co., and are rest- ing at their cottage In Michigan. Mr. Dean will manage the Casino at Currnna Park, Owasso, Mich., the coming Summer. Notes rsoH J. D. Chdnn's Gbbateb "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Co.—We open tbe season Saturday, April 28, at Carroltton, Mo., under canvas. 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H««n™r 8 how Bt'pittXiTanTwe on. with the.Gas Son. H.nstrel,.April.T, and George Auger, tallest man on earth, as the start: Krnest ltommel, smallest man on earth, as Jsrk; Sylvia Hearne, aj th. l'rlncess: Caroline Haas, smallest woman in the world, as servant to the glantand Judy Fields, as jester to the giant. There will atao bo Introduced In the act singings can walking and Ituwlan dancing. My wardrobe will be ot tho finest" «„»»»» l'ATBUsos, N. J., Npm— The Clifford Amusement Co. have bought from Lewis Levy the property on Van Houten Street The plot Is 00x120 feet, In tho heart of the city. The plans are alt completed, and ground will be broken about May 1 next, and the theatre will he completed In time to start the regular season. There will no two stores on each side of the main ea- trance. The lobby will be 20x215 feet The house will be colled tho Majestic, and have a .eating cupaclty of over 2,200. Shoold the Sliubort nnd llelasco nttroctlonB bo ployed In phla, also one hundred head of stock. Our equestrian director, Ed. Shtpp, has had the misfortune to lose one of his fine Arabian ring horses. Thb St. Lbok Faaiilt (5) will go with the Wallace Show. The Jobdan Family will go with the llngenbeck Show. Docbow and Richabdb have returned after a successful season with the Publllones Circus, In Cuba. They report excellent busi- ness. Mr. Ducrow will be American book- ing representative for Mr. Publllones, after Nov. 1. Mr. Publllones will visit the Ameri- can Bhows during June. Notbb or Washbubn & D'Alua's Show. —Leon Washburn bought three email ele- phants of Ithue, tbe animal dealer. One is probably the smallest which has ever come shober, nnd l,el..co^tractmu. jj-™. - ggg*g U ^"SK." £» ^fnJ JW ifP.MaurlcBnm oi TMdevUleXit. Shetland stallions of CO. Phillips' stock cording. If a h u «e B Ane or vauu«mo nou™ w d at K | c bmond for a week. 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Harms R. riaucB, manager or tbe Miss New York Jr. Co., writes: "Business con- tinues very good. I Intend placing 05 the i-ond next nenBon the Invest company of this kind ever attempted. I have already engaged n large number of foreign acts. UozJi.iM! and HAUnn. cyclone acrobats, arc booked up solid until Nor. 1. Uncle Tom's Cabin" Co., week ot April 10, at Pittsburg, to slag In chorus and quartette. Notes rami the Kennedy Comedy Co., (8 A. Kennedy, manager).—Our season Is drawing to a close, and excepting the latter tart of Lent, It has been a good season. Our ummer Beason will open In Wllllamflport, Pa., under canvas. We won't say what we will do until tbe season is over. Tub Famous Brothers Koran will open their 1900-7 season with "Next Door," at .Defiance, O., Labor Day, Sept 3. For the first time they will carry a band and or- chestra. Three new sets of trick scenerr Is now being painted, and many original Ideas will be put In the play. They head South, mak- ing Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The show Is booked solid until April, 1007. Archie Hoyer Is playing a few dates at present. This Bulqabdeb, Lawrence and Sadie, bave been this season with the Bennett-Moulton Co. Notes pbom "A Bbll Bor" Co.—This at- traction, with Johnny Qalvln In the tltU role of Patsy, the bell boy, is doing a fine business through tbe South and Southwest. Our company numbers twenty-two people. Ned Nelson Is back with us again, after an eight weeks' vacation at hla home In Phila- delphia. He Is playing bis original part of Doogan, the landlord. -The roster of the company 's as follows: Johnny Qalvln. Ella Oalvln, Irene Drew. May Morris, Maggie Somora, Irene Snuber. Lucelle Norman, Hcnnlc Olbson, Edith Brown, Marie Allen, Ned Nelson, Jas. Grady Jns. Harris, Win. Anger. Billy Hanley, Bert Galvln, Geo. Gor- don, Cbns. Hallet, Jas. 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