The New York Clipper (May 1906)

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Ornumnn wns not permitted to opea on Rninrtlny, Mny n, by police and military au- thorities, for the reason of unsafely of build- ing, fenr of pnolc In rime of another shake, jam desire- to nvold public assemblies. This oroVr J» still In force, and the' place 1ft not vol open. It 1r stated (tint the Orphfiim will open nt the Chutes on Sunday afternoon, May 20. AH tho bookings Intenard for flte Orpfieum nre to be played nt the Chutes uatlt a new Orpheum Is derided upon and built. ' FROM "i in ft POINTS. 11 us luces ne ported <:«mi.i. Hat HonneN Are romnifiicinK to Clove for the I'liii.AtiKi.riiiA, May 15.—Henry R, Dlxev, In "The Man on tho Box," opened his retitra engagement to a well filled house, nt the ],yrlc.... .The hold over attractions con- tinuing to good business are: "Rosnlie," at the Che»lDiit; "The Clansman." nt the Walnut; Anna Eva Fay, at the Oor-. rick,- and "Checkers," at the Park "Blister Brown" had a big crowdi nt the Ornnd Opera House Joseph Hortlz, In "Our Friend FrlU," was received with favor by a well filled house at the ft Ira rd Thn bill at Keith's attracted two big houses. The burlesque shows, the other comblontlon houses, ana the stock productions at Fore- pmiRh's ami the Standard also hnd plenty of palronafo. CniCAOU, M iv 15.—The Sunday opening wnfl Nat C. Goodwin, In "The Genius," at the Illinois, which was a hit Monday, Henrietta Crownnn opened la "Mary, Mary, Quito'Contrary," nt I'owere' Other nt- trrictloj Brail irrtctldns were: "Vorty-flve Minutes from IintadVoy." at the Colonial; "Tho Cor" J nt. McVleker'n; "The College Widow, Studelmker's: "Tho Tbreo llraces," at the t'lilc«ie> Opera House; lllchard Mansfield, at t.ho' (frnnd: "Moxlcana," at the flnrrlek ; '.he Starbucks, at Ibo Hush Temple; tin- Yid- dish Players, at Ihe Academy; "Burled Alive," nt the Alhnmbra: "The Burglar's l>nuxhfct," at the Bijou | the enrthqunku plc- y.iires, in tho Brooke Casino; "Dora Thoruc " ni (he rnhimliln. nnd "Texas," at the Ureat Northern,...,. Vaudeville was given at the MoJttBlle; Olympic, llaymarket and InLornn- ilonnl, and btirlesnuo at the Koliy, Trocadero und (-.iifion's. f BoHTiis, Mar 16.—'i'he two noveltlea, Mar- tra^et Anglln, In "/Ira," at the Majestic, nad <;rnce Georga, In "The Marriage of William Ashe," at tin* Coloalal, opened to well tilled hounes,,,. .The continued attractions hnd fair business. The hltl*: Nance O'Nell, nt the Hol- Ittti "The. Stolen Story," at the Tremont; "A. Yankee Circus on Mars," at tbe Boston, and tjao l-Vira, at the Globe Tbe stock, vaudeville nnd burlesque liouses had good nwtrnge business, and the museums did not rorjpf)iath. ', • Wabiunoton, May 15. — The Luckott & Standing. Stock Co. presented "Lord and i.miy fiiioiil "■ ]uh\. night, to a One house, at (be Co- tpf..'. ...The Odette Tyler Stock, with U, ». McLean, In "Tbe Red Carnation/' filled iba'Uelasco., Tbe Russell Bros., at the Academy, were well received by n good UtM niHl|ence The Yankee Doodle Girls had n good .opening at the Lyceum Cbn«e's tvn> .well filled, aflernoon and night, this being the closing week of the season Th,e Harouin & ilalk-y Show was packed at iM'lbperfnrDMoces yeslerdav The Na- tional Js clbRed for the season, the Lillian HusseH Co..bnvlog cnncclcd. The MnJCBtlc Is < I i*xmL ' Cincinnati, May 15.—Mrs. Leslie Carter Introduced "Adrea, at Uoblason's, last night. "The Virginian" was seen at tbe Grand The weather was so warm nil theatres suf- fered.-while vaudeville, at Chester Park, and Valla's llitndn Itnmn, at the Zoo, both drew crowd*...... .The Columbia presented vaude- ville, to fair biiBlncHS.,. .The Imperial Bur- lesqurrs gave a good show at People's, and ihe [tluo Hlbbon Girls were seen to advant- age nt the Standard. Kans.vh City, Mny 15.—Mme. Mantelll and company opened a week's engngi'iaent m grand opera at the Graad, May 18, with "Jl Trovalore" as the Innngural, and wero well'received by a good bouse Tbe Or^heJum closed Its Beaaon Huaday, with Its rrent annual amateur cnrnlrnl, which patknl the limine afternoon and night The Woodward fltock Co. opened Its Summer Ben- son at ihe Auditorium afternoon of 1.1, with fl revival of "Little Lord I'auntleroy,'' with Lottie Saltberg In the title role, and scored a big hit, beforo n good house "Tbe Mooatfhlner's Daughter" opened nt the nulls. . ....The Rmplro BurleHqucrfl. at the Cen- J»'ry,.and tbe Black Crook Ji\, at the Ma- jestic, were the burlesque attractions At tfee People's Theatre, West End, "A Woman's Way" was offered as the closing at- traction by. the Btock At Forest Park big crowds turned o.it to hear Jtosstil's Itoynl Italian Band In Honklas' Tbr- jiire Tom llefron was tbe headliner inlhot'R "Fighting tbe Flames" opened to '*"■'»«* ihousaud peopln ].l. .„...,.Wallnce UH&Mtn Circus opened a two days' engage- meat 14, and packed tbe canvas twice. -IgffimU. May 1(5.—"As Told In the Hills opened at tbe Avenue Sunday, to good * t0 *w Vaudeville at Fontaine Ferry Park was well patronlied Tbe Avenue. atria attracted two big amine*- *t the Buck- iDgnani. gglir fbc Cem$. The F*ank a. RonniNS Cinct'H, which was eihlhlilng Id New Rochelle, N, Y.. May II, wns damaged hy a fire, which alno caused something of a panic In the spectators. A gasolene tank exploded, setting fire to the big top, nnd taen and women and children made a rush to get out. Ton were seriously hurl, but tbe canvas was quite badly damaged. and nome of the costumes were Injured. John Sullivan, a circus employe, wns shov- Ing the cages out of the tent and his leg was broken. The employes cut away the canvas, and so the tent was emptied In a couple of minutes. The ffre deportment responded nnd the local police alnn assisted. Pawnkf} Bill nnd his employes have been exonerated from blnme for Charles II. Hen- drkk's death, lie was fatally injured by the falling of the walls at the. United states Arsenal while the show was exhibiting In the grounds. A TfilAM OP POL'R nonREft which wan In n chariot rare In Wallace's Circus, nt Alton, III., caused a slight panic In the audience by ntnnlog away. Mescal, the driver, failed to hold them In, while making the turn, and his car collided with that driven by Mrs. Abrams. throwing him In nmong the spectators. Mrs. Abrnms drove her team off the track, and after a wild run four times around the nrenn, the noracs were stopped. misctiiaiitoHsr Tiii- opcnino op ran Toi.koo, O., SraiNO Festival began Mny 7, at the hall park. The Fraternal Order of Eagles worked un- tiringly In Its organisation and the hull ground wns ready to open Us gates. The main entrance to Ihe exposition wns situated on Spellbuseh Avenue, facing the court house, and a handsome nrcn had been erected for this purpose. The whole of Sptllbusch Avenue from Jackson Street to (be armory has been fenced In In order to make sufficient spnee for the many attractions which have linen provided. Alt the amusements will bo furnished by the Col. Francis Fernrl Shows United and a Golden Midway has already been erected In the ball grounds. The "Pike wilt be known as "The city of Gold," as the facades to all tbe "Pike" attractions^ are hullt on wagons and nre beautifully carved and glided, making them absolutely works of art. Several sensational free attractions will bo provided and nre as follows: Achllle rhlllon will make an ascension of a nnrrow winding spiral on n small globe, concluding his per- formance by n lightning descent of the spiral enveloped In n mass of flames, Cnnners, on tho hounding wire; Prof. G. W. Simon, In his thrilling dive for life, diving Into three feet of wfller from a ladder 100 feet in height. On fhe Pike wilt lm found an Inter- esting collection of World's Fair attractions, nmong which will be seen Francis Fernrl's wild animal nrenn, consisting of over '.'Oil per- forming wild nnlmnis. Notks NMM Dr. M. Oppfinhbimrb'h Show. —We are on our last stand In the far South. Our next Jump will land us Inln eool territory for the heated Lerm. Our Itinerary covered In past two years measured over 11,000 miles. Pecuniarily this season hnd been the most •successful Ihe doctor has ever hnd. Seven people comprise our company. A quartette and a high class silent net ore the mqgnets that draw the populace. TtoaTim off tjik O'Dm.i.H Bio Mkdicinr Co., which opened In Hteclton, l'a., May '.'.—W« have ten pieces of brass, seven performers, performing hurxen, ponies, mulcH, donkeys and dogs. Prof. Hint Kelser, lender of bnnd; Prof, Irvln Arnold, cbnrge of ring stork; Gor- don Spangler nnd trick mule ;• Kugen Spnngler nnd ponies; A. C. Barry, cbnrge of canvas; F. Mm hurst, singe monnger: II. O. Cunning- ham, advance ngent: Frank CrlBsnell, lec- turer; Dr. C. 0. Spangler, manager and pro- prietor. Ann AttONAnx'ls with tho New York Hippo- drome Co,, In Boston, Mass. LouiH KitKHNi,K, of Atlantic City, hfl* bought (he Bny-Vlew bouse tract there, and. In connection with the builders of the Snmers Point branch of Ihe Philadelphia and Atlan- tic City trolley system, In seeking attractions for a bay-side park. This nnrk will ho nt the terminus of two trolley lines from Atlnntlc City. u. A. MonnisoN closed with Luna Pork, at Washington, D, C, to do the advertising for Unppyland Park, Winnipeg, Man. Frank C. Bosto^k arrived Mny n from Europe, bnvlng closed bis hippodrome In Paris April 30. lie announces Ihnt he will tnke out naturalisation papers at once. < ■» Keith nnd Prootor Combine. A most Important combination of theatrical lateresis occurred on Snturday, May 1'.', when li. ft Keith nnd F. F. Proctor signed, at the nfltre of Judge A. J. Dlttenhoefer, In New York City, papers which bind them together for the.nexr ten yenr». Pndor the terms of (bla compact Mr, Keith's Union Hqunre playhouse, tbe four Proctor houses In New York City, and the recently nurchnscd Keith BIJou Theatre, In Jersey City, arc merged under the genornl name of "The Keith & Proctor Theatres," the titles 1 to which nre vested In a new cor- riorotlon just formed under the Delaware aws. The stork In this corporation will he equally divided between Mr. Keith and Mr. Prortor. Tbe assets of the company will be the lenses, trademarks and goon will of nil the theatres named, and they will at onco he operated under one general direction. Mr. Keith, however, does not Include bis Boston or Philadelphia hounes In this nlll- nnce, nor does Mr. Proctor contribute bis Newnrk. Troy or Albany thentres—except na to their booking. The general manager of the new corporation will he Kdward I'. Alhre, Mr. Keith's general manager for many yenrs. Tbe whole number of theatres In tho combination, which will be supplied with at- tractions from the Keith agency, Is thirty- live. it Ih niso stated Ihnt eventually twenty or thlrfv olber ihenlresj will be hooked by tbe Keith agency, hy the new corporation nffilll- ntlng with the'Western theatres controlled by Kobt & Crist lr, Mlddleton & Tale and M. MeyerOld Jr., extending from Cblrago to tbe Pacific coast. There Is a rumor to the effect that a new and most einborntely arranged vaudeville the- atre will he erected In New York City under the Joint direction of Mr. .Keith and Mr. Proctor. < ■ » TEXAS. Snn Antonio.—Tbe Grand Opera House fa closed for tbe seoBon, and tho Majestic Theatre closes after this week. Electric Pauk (Sid. H. Wela, manager). —This beautiful and commodious theatre and nark was opened to tbe puhllc April 22, by '"The Beggar Prince" Opera Co., In popular opera. The compaoy Is a very good one, and has been very well received by nan Antonio. Tbe theatre and park Is one of the largest and prettiest In toe South, and the attend- ance is certainly very complimentary to the management. Ai.im: Mitchell returned Mny 1,1 from Rurope, nod will nppear on the Paradise, Roof Onrden In July. Cknth.vi, Park, nt Allentown, Ta., opene tbe season M*j 28, jjjjjgjjj Rente Pit ThU lint la inadf np n* nearly •<•- corslr an It In poaalblr to make a IUC of vKU'irvtiir book In am. To Inatire l«- ■f m ion In tbla department tbe nnma of |lte theatre or park, as well am ibe city op town, MUST arconpan) enrb booking; arnt «*■ Al.ixiit & Werner, Ren's, Kscaniha, Mich., 14-10; nijou, Dninmei, 21-20. A harm flms.. Mnintlc, Chlrnro. 1MB. Adella, La. Ottnil, Huntington, lad.. 14-19. Aitnmn St Mack, Lyric, Cleveland, '»., 14-10. . ...no, "-, m'iii Adams ft t-Mwxnls, Newcastle, Ind., J4-1A, " 0-, 14-10; DIJoD, Atlelyn, Orohluin. Msnsneld, Whffltng. W. Vs.. 21-2ft. , A.liiiFH.n A l.lflngstoo. Bijou. Superior, Wit., 14- 10; BJjon. Winnipeg, Can., 21-2(1. ArioiftS (4). Shea's. Buffalo. 14*10. Ahem*. The, WmiU-Man.l Park, Milwaukee, Wis., 21-20. Ahearn. Chaa. A Jac.. Proctor's 2,1.1 St., S. Y. 0., 14-1D. AIIIwmjs (R>, Colonial, S. Y. 0., 14-10. Alfarahl, flaill. Haymsrket, ChlcaRn, 14-10. Athlons. The. Crystal, Trinidad, Col., 14-in; Earl, Pueblo, 21-28. Aha. Alice, Youngstnwn, 0.. 14-lb; Akran, 21-211. Almoml. Tom. Trocior's 2. - ld St.. N. Y. C, 14-10. Albnrtu-* St Millar. Nice, Fr.. 1S-81: Alcs»ar, .Mamelllex, 32-2n ; Varieties, Oldham, Kna., June Alfln' ft Kenny. Forest Park, Kansas City, Mo., Ill-it, Allen, Sesrl A Violet, Empire, Paterson, N. J., 14* Allm'es. Joe R., BIJou, ^iarcjuette, Mich., 14-10; nijmi, Ewnnsbo. 21-20. m . ..' Allnne'n Doan, Family, Paterson. N. J„ J4-M* Amerlcus Oomedv Four, H. a S., N. I. 0., 14-19. American Newsboys' Quartette, International, Amann I Hartley. Edlnhurgh, Scot.. 14-10; Ol»s- aow, 21-2(1; Belfast, Ire., att-Juno 3; Dabltn, 4-9. Amerlran Roys In Blue, Folks Bergere, Paris, l'r„ 14-no. „ , Apel. Utllnn A Co,, Empire, Paterson, N. J., Apdole'B Bears and r»ngs, Montmorency Falls Park, Quebec, Can., 21-20. Arnesnn, M.. Victoria, N. Y. 0.. 14-10, Arllnnion Comedy Four, Empire, Paterson, N. J„ Armlnln A Burke, Proctor's, Albany, N. T., 14- 10; Pnstor's. N. Y. C, 21-2G. ai « ArmclronRR UJ, Empire. Pen Moines, Is.. 14-10. Arnot A flunn, Oleiilaitgy Park, Columbus. 0„ Amolilo'n Animals, Esrl, Pnehlo, Cnl„ 14-10. Ashton A Earlc, Crystal, Marlon, Ind., 14-tOi RIJqu. Ft. Podge, la.. 21-2«. Asrs, Wool wort li'n Rnof. Lancaster. Pa., 14-10. Atkinson, Harry, Chane's. Washington. D. 0., 14> 10; • ' Ailnniln. flreat, Novelty, Oakland.' Oal„ 14-21. Austin. Claude, BIJou, Alpena. Alleb.. 14-10, Auherta, l-ee. Keith's, N. Y, C„ 14-10. Austins, Tossing, Olentnngy Park, Oolnmhns, 0„ Avitj it Pearl, dram!, Huntington, Ind., 14-10; Family, Lafayette. 21-20, Avery A llnrr. Shea's, Toronto, 11-10. Ailell A n««, Temple. Ft. Wnyne, Ind., 14-10; Ornnd, Mnrlon, 2i-20. Raker A l.ynn. Kmnlre. Blrmlnphnm. Hug., H-IO. Barry. Kntle. Keith's, N. i'. O., 14-10; Keith's, I'liiln.. 21-20. nniim. Will, fKweio, N. Y., H 10; Wntertowu, 21 20. Rnllev A Tlchett, Hollywood I'nrk, Balto., Md„ 14-2(1. Bsrrr A Wolford. Hnymarket, Chicago, 14-10: MnteHllr. Chlcngo, 2I-2U. RsIIpj. Ohss. A.. .BIJou. Wtnolpeg. Cub.. 14-10, Harlow A Nicholson. Howard, Boston, 14-10. llnrry. Mr. A Mrs. Jimmy, Albninhra, N. Y. 0„ 14-10; Pnsloi-'H, N. Y. O., 21-20. Banks. Charley. HIJoti, Kenosha, Win.. 14-10. Barnes ft lilwlns. Crystal, El wood, Ind., 14-10; llarter, Wnbush, 21-20. Barr St Ersns, Cook's Park, Evansvllle, Ind., 14* Barnes ft i^vlnn. Orpheum, Seal tie. Wnsb., 21-2(1, Bales, l,nnle W.. Ornml. Relttnghnm, Wnsli., 14- 10: Princess, Ballard. 21-20, Rnniler-I.n Velle Trio, Dominion, Winnipeg, Can., 14-10. Rait ft Sargent. People's, l^nvenworlh, Kon„ to- 10. Bnsmie Qunrlette, Keith's. Boston, 14-10. Bnrlow & Nicholson, Hownnl, Boston, 14-10. Iisrrows, Jr*tc A Willie, Keith's, Clereland, 14- 10. Barsch, Delight. Victoria. N. Y. C, 14-10. Bayrs, Norn, Columhla. Clnclnnntl, 14-10. Hsrnrs, Htttarl, Intemnllonsl, i:iilcago, 14-10. llencli ft Bench. Ilnlqiie. Wlnnlpeii, Can., 14-10, Benton, Elaood A Maggie, Orphiitm, Porlsmoutb, Bell',' Frnnk'nnd dogs, Atlantic Oarden, N. Y, 0., Hentieiie A Ueavey. BIJou. Winnipeg. Can., 14-10. Dell Boys' Trio, Keith's. N. Y. 0., 14.10. Henrom (•>■ Poll's, SprlnRtleld. Mass., 14-10. Bennett. Mnhel, Family. Paterson, Ni*J.. 14-10. Rellman A Moore, Vieinrlo, N. Y. C, 14-10. Beyer, Ren. West End! N. Y. C, 14-10. Redfrnln Arnhs \H>. Keith's, Phils., 14 in: Keith's. Bosinn, 21-20. Bellrlolre Brow.. Pomlnlrifl, Winnipeg. Can., 14-10. Bennett ft l-n Beno, |>'lorence, Col., 14-10; Canon f'iiy 21-20. Beti!ac ; s Circus, Proctor's 28d Btreet, N. Y. C 14-10. Blreti. John, Fontaine Ferry Park. Louisville, Ky., UilO; t'uHt End Park, Mein|>blH, Term., 21-20. Ulssnnelle A Newman, Olympic. Chicago, 14-10. HUley. Eilgur. Keith's, Phlla.. 14-10. Him, Bnmm, H-r-r-r, Olobe, lloston, 14-10. Blnmiihln A tlehv. Novelty, Denver, Col., 14-10; Col. Npjrs., 21-20. Blsiiclianl. Eleanor. International, Niagara Falls, N. V., 14-10. Black A Jones., Proctor's, Newark, N. J.. 14-10. Block Hussars, Poll's, New Ilavoo, Conn., 14-10; Colonial, N. Y. 0.. 21-20. Black A l*Rlle. Park, Hedalla, Mo., 14-10; Peo- ple's, Excelsior Springs. 21-20. Boley, .May, ft Tolly fllrls, 0, O. BL, Pittsburg, 14-10. Bomnn. Frank, G. O. 11.. Orand Bnplds, Mlvh., 14-10. Bowers, Walters A Metntyre, Olobe, Roaton,14-10. ltovlan, Arthur ft Mlhlretl. Moore's, Ponlnii'l, Ale., t i in. Ronton ft niilson. Empire, Hohoken, N, J., 14-10. Bocrlen. Alltert E„ Empire, Cot. Springs, Col., 14- 10: Novelty. Denver, 21-20. Boot Mack Qunrlrlle, Original. Fontaine Ferry Park. Louisville, Ky., 14-10; Majextlc, CaL eaao, 21-20. Booth, Hone ft Co., Proctor's fiflth St., N. Y. 0.. 14-10. Boyd. Harry "Turkey," Ornnd, VIncennes, lnil,. 14-10. JVintialrflreaory Troupe, Hippodrome, N. Y. 0.. 14-10. Borslnis. The, Hippodrome, N. Y. C 14-10. Brady A Hamilton, Empire. St. Paul.Minn. 14-10, Bryant ft Snvllle. Proutor'n, Albany, N. Y., 14* 10; I'rnetar's, Newark. N. J„ 21-20. Brunliis. \a>h. Columbia. Cincinnati. 14-10. Hrady A Hamilton, Empire, si. Tanl, Allan., 14- 10. Brndley A Ren, Bradentmrgh's. Phlla., 14-10. Brooks Bros., Proctor's r.Rib St.. N.,Y. 0„ 1410. Brown ft Nevarm. Albambra, N. Y. 0.. 14-10. Brlnrtnmotir. I'nll's, Hartford, Conn., 14-10. llrachnn), Julia. I.yrlc. Muscogee, lad. Ter., 14' 10; Lyric, Ft. Hmllh, Ark., 21-20. Brown ft Wllmot. Unique, Ksu Oslre, 14-10; Unique, Miunoanolls, Mlno., 21-20. Brlttons. The. Wfntergarten, Berlin. Oer., 14-31; Krystal Palaat, l^elpzlg, June 1-15. Bmce. Bvtllno, ft Co., Poll's, Rprlngneh), Mass., 14-10. Hmwn, Chris., Howard, Chlcngo, 14-10. llrown. Harris A Brown. H. ft S„ N. Y. O..I4 10. llrotMt Trio, BIJou, Marinette, Wis., 14-10. Bryan, Frnnk D.. Alhamhra, N. Y, f... 14-10. llrockman, .Mack A Beloiont, Keith's, Roftoo, 14- in. Brats. Helmn, Colonial. *V. Y. C, 14-10. Brndley A DrtIs, Brighton, Oloacester, N. J., 14-10. Rrowa, Botbwell, ft Kaiery nirls. Bell, Oakland, Cal., ti-iti. Breen, Harry, Poll's, New Haven, Coon., 14-10. Brown, Harry, Majestic, Cblrago, 14-19. Burkes, .higgling. Grand, Vanrunver, Can., 14-10, Burke ft La Rue. Moore's, Portland, Me., 14-10. Rtirkes, The, O. 0- IL, Pittsburg, 14-IP. Burke A t'rllne, Crystal, Anderson, ind.. 14-10; Crystal, Kokonvt, 21 -20, Ruder A Lnmnr, Bradenhnrgh's. Pblla.. 14-10, Budwnrih, Wells, Blnme. Hutchinson. Kan., 14-10; Vim-wood, Topeka, Parsons, 21 20. Barrows, Travis, A Co., Trent, Trenton, N. J., 14*10. Bar Bros.. Atlantic Oarden, N. Y. C, 14-10. Bosch Enmity. Lyric, Lincoln, Neb., 14-10; Fam- ily Slrm Cltv. la...11-20. • nVthart A Barry. Family. Pntwoc, N.J., 14-10. nckt-yv Trio, OrphliHD, BprlnfOeld, 14-19. Bbckley's Dogs. BIJou, Battle Creek, Mich., 14-19, ■frnn ft Lang-ion, Howard. Boatoa, 14-19. iljfr. A Herman, Howard, Boston, 14-10; Nt- Honnl. Dayton, o . 21-20. Cnrlln ft Otto, Arcade. Toledo, 0„ 14-10; Co- lonial, N. Y. 0., 21-20. Ctrftufi Bros,. Pnll'i*. New BTaven, Conn., 14*19. Cameron. Grace, Shea's, Buffalo, 14-19. Cartraeils cii, Prootor'a, Alhaoy, N. V., 14-19. Carlo*, Che*)., Orrlo Bros,, Mevlen, 14-20. Cnie Family. Pnlnue, Shehoygnn, Wis,, 14-10; Idea, Oshtiosb, 21-20. CaMeii*, Proctor's ftSth Street. N. Y. 0., 14-10. ''irroii ft inior, Alratar. Denver. Cot., 14-241. Ci-Jllo, I«. Proctor^ Albany. N. Y.. 14-10. CatrolT*. Clarke, Lytic Park, Joplln, Mo., 21-20. inttollni ft Ilnll, Hnymarket, Chlcngo, 14 10, Callahan ft Mack. Keith's, Ronton, 14-10. Cnmeron A Toledo, (llobe. Bnmon, 14-10. Cameron. Grace, Shea'a, Buffalo. 14-10; Shea's, Toronto, 21-20. Cnmph*ll A Jnlinsoe, Victoria, N. Y. 0„ 14-10; Proetot'a, Troy, N, Y., 21-20. Caprice, "original," Col. Sags., Col., 14-10. cnmllle Comedy Trio. Keith's, Boston, 14-10; Moore's, t'ortlaml, Me,, 21-20, Care* ft Hnycs. Keith's, Cleveland, 14-19; Ar- cade, Toledo, 21-20. Oarberry ft Stanton, Seattle, Wash., 14-10; Bal- lard, 21-20. Cnrriillion A Hodires, Family, Scrsnton, Pa„ 14- IS; Family, N. Y. C, 21-20. Cherry ft Bnles, Voting's Pier, Atlantic Oily, N. J., 14-10. Chester's Dogs, Shea's, Toronto. Can., 14-10, Clermonts. The, lrognn, Utah, 14-10. , Clarke. Edward. Colonial. N. Y. C, (4-10. Clark ft Dnncan, Majestic. ftetUlla, Mo„ 14-10. Clifford ft Orth, Star, Seattle, Wash., 14-10. OUfton, Ethel, ft Co., Keith's, N. Y. 0., 14-10. Clayton, Frank, Empire, Dee Moines, la., 14-10. Clarke* Florette, Howard, Boston, 14-10, Olajtoa, Una, ft Co., Minneapolis, Minn., 14-10; iWilnlon, Winnipeg, Can., 21-20, Clark A Duncan. Euaon's, Chicago, 14-10; Peo- ple's, Cednr Rapids, Is., 21-20. Clsrke ft Temple, I'nlque, Mlniienjwlls, allnn,, 14- 10; BIJou, Duluth, 21-20, Clarke. Wilfred. & Co., Cnlnnlnl. N. Y. O., 14-10. Clayton, Murray, ft Co., Wnldmann's, Newark, N, X, 1410. Cotton, L-da. I'nlque. Winnipeg. Can., 14-10. Conley Sisters, Empire, he* Moines, la., 14-10, Cotiley A Klein, Majestic, Chicago, 14-10. Connelly, Mam. Bijou. Wheeling, W. Vn„ 14-10. Columbians (ft). Kcltn's, Phils., 14-10. C-omar, Frank, Ornhlnm, SprlngAeid, O., 14-10. Ctdhy Family, Columhln, Ht. Louis, 14-10; Ma- jestic. Chicago. 21-20. Cmicer A Odin, Colombia, Dllen. N. Y., 14-10. Cnghlaa. Rose. ft-Co., Keith's. N. Y. 0.. 14-10. Cowley, .las. II., BIJou, Marquette, Mich., 14-10; HIJon, Cahunet, 21-20. Corheit, Jan. J„ ft Co., Auditorium, Lynn, Mas*., Corwcy,'Ferry, Ilaymnrket, Chlcngo, 14-tff. Cole A Clemens, Idea. Oshkosb, Wis., 14-10; BIJou, Oreen Bay. 21-20. Cook A Madison, 0. O. IL, Pittsburg, 14-10. Cooke ft Miss Bothert, Empire Tour, Eng., 14- Cook ■ cilaton, Bnmona, Grand Baplds, Mich,, 14*10. Colonial Septelte. Ve, Doric, Ynnkera, N, Y., 14- 10; Prorior's -9M St., ,V. Y. O., 2(2(1. Oooner. J. W., laogan, l 1 ., 14-10. Cressy ft Dayiie, ahen's. IhjITrtlo, 14-10; Keith's, Boston, 21-20. Crnwfonl A Duff. Lyrte. Cleveland. M-lfl, Crolty Trio. Empire, Des Mnlnrs, In.. 11-10. Crawford. Clifton, IToelor's Mh Ave., N. Y. C. 14-10; I'tTM-tnr'a, Newark, N. J,. 21-20. Crnne. Mr. A Mrs. Gardner, FroctorN, Newnrk, N. .1., 14-10. Crane A Perkins, Lawrence. Mass., 14-10; A. ft H., BohIoii, 21-20. CummliiBs, Master, Lyric, Cleveland. 14-10. Cnnnlticham, Boh A Daisy, Htamlnrd, Dnvenpnrt, la.. 14-10. Ciiimlnghnin A Smith, Family. Rluimokln, Pa., 11- 10. Cullen, Jns. IL, Moss A Sloil Tour. Eng., 14-Jnne Mb Gutlys, Six Musical, OnlonlnL N. Y. 0., 14-10. Dn»fs A Walker, Procinr's MM St., N. Y. 0.. 14-10, Day, Geo. W-, Empire. Hohoken, N. J., 14-10. Dnrllnirs <:ij, Bon Ton, Phlln., 14-10. Doiom Bros., r,, O. 11., InOlannrsdls, 14-10. "Dnlsj'lnnd," I'mcior's, Alluiny, .\. Y., 14-H). Dale, Violet, Proctor's, Newnrk, N. J., 14-10; Procinr's 2:td St,, N. Y. 0., 2I-2U. I)a*nii|iort. Leon, Grand, Michigan filly. Ind., II- 10; Family, Lsfayelle. 21-20. Dnlley, Peter F„ ft Co., Majestic. Chicago. 14-10. Daey, Chase ft Adair, Lyric, Cleveland, 14-10. De Witt, Burns A Torrance, Empire, Jnhannca- bjlra, "H. A., I4-June 2; 'Clvoll, Ca|ie Town, 4- 1410. Deivnila ft Oreen, Moss ft Stoll Tour, Eng., 14- Juiu* ■'■»■ . I>rlmar A Dealer, Orptietim, Dnveniiort, In,,14-20. Dt'lini.re ft Dnrrell, O, 0. II., Newcasile, Ind,, it lit; Grsud. tlartronl CHv. 21-20. Itelmnre Hlslers, li. A H., N. Y. C 1410, He Oraw Trio. Crystal, Delrolt, 14-10. I»ervlii. Jas. T.. Idea. Oshkosb, Wla., 14-10; 111- Jou, Oreen Bay, 21-20. Do Sarema, I.nha. Century, Kansas Olty, Mo., 14-10; Empire. Indlnnnpollt*. 21-20. Dcltnrui iv.i. (truln'i in, Itendlitg, l'n . 14-10. Dell ft Fomln. Ciiltpie, Hhetxiygan. Wis., 11-10; Idea. Osiih.iKh. 21-20. Dlerlckx. iim.., Majestic. Chicago. 14-10. Dillon Arm., Alhamhra, N. Y. 0., 14-10. Dllla. A Templelon, Chester Park, Cincinnati, 14- 10. Uiston, HndeJIne, Orplilum, "prlnglleld, <*.. 14-10. Dixie flerrnodern, Proclor'a OHtb SI., N. Y. K, 14 19. DJamocji ft flrntth. Trent. Trenton, N. J., 14-10. Diamond ft May, Fischer's, Loh Angelex, Vu\., 14- Dootu) ft Kolley, BIJou. Duluth, Minn., 14-10. Domicile. Iva. Hradenburgh's, l'hlla.. 14-10. Xmnkrar, Will, Olentnngy Purk, Columbus, 0., 14 IS. immlno, Rouge, Ia Proctor's 2nd St., N, Y. 0., 14-10. Don, Embtn. Kjirllng, Lotidon, Eng., 14-10; Oran- vlllr, 21-20; Huntley Empire, 2H-.lune 2; Vt'ar- rlngion, 4-0. PoiifjliiM ft Douglas, Grand, Peru, Ind., 14-10. Urlecill. J. A., Atlnntlc Gnrden, N. Y. O.. 14-10, DnihondR. Ijea, bben's, Toronto, Can,, 14-10. DavnIL -Harry, Bon Ton. Phlla., 1410. Dtirhjetle, l«n ft Fay, Colombia, St. Loola, 14. lit, Duncan. A. O., Poll's, New Haven, Onnn., 14-10, Ditpont, Mary, ft Co., 0. 0, IL, Indiana polls, 14- Dtimrint Trio, Lake View Park, Ter re Haute, Ind,, 14-10. Dunlnp. matt, BIJou, La Croase, Wis., 14-111. Ptinhfirs, Casting (4), Luna Pnrk. N, V. ('., 14-20. Earl ft Wilson, Empire, pes Moines, Is., 14-10, Corl, Virginia. A Co.. Shea's. Toronto, 14-10. Eckboff A Gordon, 0. O. II., Pittsburg, 21-20. Edsqn. and Dog, Glentangy Pnrk, Cotiimbus, O., 14-10. Edsall, Dean A Co,, Rbea's, Toronto, 14-10. ICddy, Arthur, Elyslan Grove, Tucson, Aria., 14- Cdmond A Mealy. IHJnn. Oalnmet, Mich.. 14-10. Eltlngc, Jultnn, Palace, London, Eng., J4-June HO. Elton, Ham, Mows ft Hloli Tour. Eok., I4Juoo DO. Elannns, Un, Victoria, N. Y. C. it in. Elmore A Collrell, Vnii'letle, Chicago, 14-10. Ellsworlhs, Four, BIJou, Italtle Creek, Mich.. 14- 10. Emerson, Wlnfred. Unlonlown, Pa., 14-10; Mey. emdale. 21-20. Emmett ft McNeil, pastor's, N. Y. 0., 14-10. Emperors of Music Hi. Arcade, Toledo, 14-10. Empire City Quartette, Poll's. Worcester, Miss., 14-10. Empire Comedy Tour, Moss A Stoll Tour, Kog., 14-June W. Emtnona, Emerson ft Emmons, Itamoaa, Grand Baplds, Ml,-:... 14-10. Eagleton, Nan, A Co., Lewlston, Me,, 14-10. Ernie ft Iloneser. BIJou, Calumet, Mich., 21-20. Esirrhrooks. The, Palace, Boston, 14-19. ICsmernlda. Proctor's Otb Ave., V Y. ('*., 14-10. European Novelty Trio, Acme, Norfolk, Vs., 14-10. Erers. Geo, W., Park. Puejdo, Co|„ |4-20. Evans, Cliaa. ft-Co,, Olympic, Chicago, 14-10. Far, Coler ft Fay. Ilaytnarket, Chicago, 14-10, Fnrnum, Rod, Trio, International, Niagara L'allt, N. Y.. 14-19. Pahrdo, Pnlaae, Winnipeg, Can., 14-10; Family, Bntt*, Hoot.. 21-20. FttnnWitff Trio. HIJon, Kalamstoo, Mich,, 14- 10: BIJou, Battle Creek, 21-20, Ferreros, 0. o. IL, PltUburg. 14-10; Shea's, Buffalo, 31-20. ratnaldo. Bell, Oakland, Cal., 14-10. Fernson A Mack, Empire, New Castle, Bag., Sl- id; Empire, Glasgow, Scot., M-Juae 3; Para- gon. London, Eng., 4-0; Empire. Birmingham, i 1-17. Flake A McPonongh, Pastor's, N. Y. O., 14-19. Fishers, The. BIJou. La Crosse. Wla., H-19. Fltttlboons-McCoy Trio, Empire, Hohoken. N. J,, 14-10. Flnlay ft Burke, Keith's, N. Y. 0., 14*10, Fields, Will It., Paslor'a. N. Y. C, 14-19. Fisher ft Johnson. Main St., Peoria, III., H-lft; Casino Park, So. Bend, Ind., 21-20. Plelda ft llnnson. Novelrj, Oakland, Cal., 14-10. Florence. 1*0, Manhattan, Norfolk, Va., 14*19. Plynn. Joe. II. A H.. N. V. C. 14-10. L'ljnn, F.ar), Ellie. Mnsentlne, la., 14-10, Flora. Mlhtred, V.nm End Pnrk. Memphis, Tenn., 1410; Forest Park, SI. Leuls, 31-20. I'lood Bros., Kollh's. Ctevetaml. 14-10. Piemen A Miller, Family, Slout Olty, la,, 14-10; Park, Omaha, Neb., 31-20. Ford Shlers A Brothers, Victoria, N.Y. 0., 14-10, Fos ft lfiiahen. Minium pork, Ogden, It., 142ft. Foy. Eddie. Colonial. N. Y. P., 14-10. Fomlnelle, Mysterious, Main St., Pcorln, III,, 14- 10: DeCntitr, 21-20. Freeae Rrov.. Battle Creek. Mich., 1410. Frank, Marvelous A Boh, Orpheum, Denver, Col., 1410. Freemnn ft Watson, Saloy, Oolnmhns, Ind,, 14- in. Fredericks (.it, Novelty, Oakland, Cal., 14-10. Fredericks, Howard. Roalon, 14-10. Frostnl, T. IL, Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville. Ky.. 14-10: Fast End Park, Memphis, Tenn.. 21-20. Franklin ft Buckley, Sans Soncl, N. Y. C. I4-Il>. Frev. Henry. National. Phlla., 14-10; BlaneyV. Newnrk, J*. J„ 31-20, Fuinrlty Winner, Proctor's .VUb Street, N. Y. 0.. 14 10, Onrdner A S|o.ldanl, IVill's, Hartford, Conn., 14- 10; Trent, Trenton, N. J„ 21-20. Oar-lner A Itevere, Utile Itoek, Ark., 14-19. tlanlner A Vincent, Victoria, N. V. 0., 14-10.' Garrison. Jules A Ella, KoHh'n, Phlla., 14-10. Oaffy ft Eraser, Crystal, Wabash, Ind., 14-10; Crystal, Owensboro, Kv„ 21-20. Osylonl, rionnle, BIJou, Dubno.ue, la., 21-20. Oaylor A GrntT, Keith's, Bnslon, 14 10. ttclavr ft Wallers. National, Dayton, 0„ 14-10; Bamona Pnrk, Grand Baplds, Mich,, 21-20. Geniiro A Bailer, Pastor's. N. Y. 0„ 1410. iieorce. Chnrrntie Guyer, Keith's, Cievelaoil, 14- 10. Olllen. Ed ward A llarel, Hannibal, Mo,. 14 ID t Mnnnlnn'a SI. Louis, 31-20. Olllen, Tom, Ynnng'a, Atlantic Clhr. N. J„ 14-10; Elk's Fair, BlngUminn, N. V., 31-30. tlllllhnn A Murray, Eleelrlit I'nrk. Kansas City, Mo.. 14-20. . . GUI. Nnt. Polace, Boston, 14-10. illirnll, llnrry. Alhamhra, N. V. 0., 14-19, flllmy, Haines ft Montgomery, Novelty, Oakland, Cnf., 14-10. Olrard, Marie, I'nlque. Sneramonln, ClaL, 14-10; (inlmte, Saitta 'Orui, 31-20,. * Ollsnn, I of (If, Aitriimrliim. Lynn, Mass., 14-111, Gibson A Nash, Novelty, flmahs. Neb., 1JI-1P). niruroy. James lllrhmond, Empire. PIllslleM, Mass.. 14-101 Shea's. Bniralo, 21-20. Glenson, John A Berilin, and Fred Houlihan, O, O. II., Indiana polls. 11-10, "Olnhe of Death," 0.0. II.. Pltlshtirg, 14-10, t.looroy Bros., Academy, PlllHlstrg, 14-10; Ly- ceum, Washing)nt!,- D. G., 21-20. Oniiiob, Mr. ft Mrs., Crystal, Trliiblad. Col., 14- ID. Gogglii. Mny. Tren), Trenloit, N. J„ 11-10. thmbl A Siirotl. Empire. Hobokeit, N. .1., 1-1-10, Holders, The, Pastor'*, N. V. 0., 1-l-in. Gordon ft ctiaenn, A Han!In tlnnlen, N, T. 0„ 11-10. Ooltlob, Mr. A Mrs., ICnrl., Pueblo, Col., 14-llt. Golden A Hughes, Young's, Atlantic City, N. J., Gnfdlii.' Borneo, Pr<»c|nr's .iHib Ht„ N. Y. 0„ 14-10. Or Western Qunrlone, BIJott, Dtilillh. Minn.. 14-19. t Or.,... .11 ft Chance, Vletorln, N. Y. C, 1 I ill. Green Bros., UnUiiie, Minneapolis. Minn., 1410; BIJou, Dnlulli, Wis., & 1-2)1, Ornyre. Margaret, orpheum, Chllllcolhe, 0., 14- 10; Orpbetnu, HprinitnVhl, 21-20. Grant. Sy-lney. MaJeslTc, Fl. Worlh, Te«., 14-10, llnleh Bros., Powers', Decnlilr, ML, 11-10. Ilurvey A De Vnrn. 0. 0. IL, Plllshiirg, 14-10. Ilnrl. Willie A K.llili, Kcllh's, ItMlnn, 14-10; Kellh's, Phlla.. 21-2(1. 1I11111011.U1I ft Forresler, Domllhg, Lnunnsnnrt, Ind., 14-11)1 Slues, Knknmn, 21-20. Ilnmllion. Ronnie, Crystnl, St.' .loaeplj, Mo., 14-10. Ilarbneb A HnrrU, \\. A S.. Bnslon. 14-HL llntbnwu) A rllegt'l. Lyric, V' rri " Haute, Intl.. 11 Hi: Crystnl. Mlln'aukee, Wis., 31-2(1, llawley, Frederick, A Co,, Olympic, Chicago, 11- 10. Ilnllhnck A Pnrouette, Doric, Yonkers, N. Y., tt- 10; Young's, Aliantlc Clly, N. J., "JI-20, llnywaril, Conrov -A llnyward, Fanlnltto Perry Park, Louisville. Ify,. 21-20. Hays, i:d. c, Crysinl, Amlersnn, Ind., 14-10; Cryslal. Kokomo, 31-20. llawllinrtif A Burl. Ketlli's, N. Y. c, 14-10. Mfi-u, fimriej. rlryslsl, Kokomo, Ind,, M-tfi; t'rjMinl, Lognnsiiorl, 21-20, Haley A Ham, Empire, HpringOeld, III., 11-10; llllnti. Iltimlllon, tt„ 2|-20, Harris, DvkicIiik, BIJou. Lansing, Mleh., 14-10; Elkhart, 21-20. Ilnymnn A Franklin, Emp., Mlddlealwiro, Eng., 14-10; Mlildlesei, Nintloii, 21 -20 : A Huimt.ni. itriwinon. June 4-0. Ilamll ft Wiley, Bitrltlrn, Elkhnrl, Ind., 14-10; O. IL, Goshen. 31-30. Ilnrrotirl, Daisy, Boric, YonlMtrs. N, Y., 1410. Ilnrrlnvlon, Daniel J,, Auditorium, Lynn, Mass., 14-10. Ilrrrtiiaim. Adelaide, Orpheum, Heading, l'a., 14- HL llcarn. Tom. Keith's. Cleveland, 11-10. Herrmann, Great. Poll's, Hartford, Conn., 21-20, Hern, ciurk ft Franklin, Crystal, SI. Joseph. Mo.. 21-20. Herbert's Dogs. Proclor'g. Newark, N, J., W-J0; Proctor's, Albany, N. Y., 21-3-1. ilefmn, Tom, Family, Sioux Clly, la., 14-10; Council Bluffs, 21-20. Ilertoa-Camoras Sisters, Arcade, Toledo, 11-10. Ilttimnn, Cant, rildney, Qiilm-y, III., 14-10. Illllebinnd A Vivian, Lyceum, Ogden, l/„ 14-10) Bon Ton, Hntt Lake Olty, 21-20. IllllyiTs HI). Crystal, Frankfort, Ind., 14-10; Crystal, Ktkhart, 21-20. Hlnnirordc, .1. T.. Brndenburgh's, Phlla., 14-10, Hills ft Wilson. Moore's, Portland, Mr., 14-10, lllblterl A Warren, Rltiii's. Frankfort. Ind., 14-20, lllneH. Billy. Weasi's, Peoria, HI.. 14 10. Mines ft Iteming ion, Monro's, Portland, Be., 11- 10. Holmes A WnMon,' On>lili|m. Mansfield, O., ll> lit; III |on, Wlieellng, W, Vn.. 21-20. Hnldsworllis' The, BIJou, Dtihui|iie. Is., 11-10; Eusnn's. Chicago. 21-20. Holt. Air., Mosk Tour. Eng,, 20-.tune HO. Ilnlmnn, Harry, Family, Glovcrsfllle. N. Y,. 14* 10. Howard, Geo,, A. ft S., Boston. 14-10. Ilnll, Jns.. Empire, Hm-Hfnrd. III., 14-10. Hownnl A Howard, Galel), BLln.. 14-10. Howard A Nnrth. Poll's, Miiringfield. MasN., 11 10. Jtoilges A Laiiuebniere, Shea's. RutTolo, 11-10; O. O, II.. Plltshurg, 21-20, ll.illnnd, '/.ay, Maleslle, Fl. Worlh, Tea., 14-10. Hoffman, Kitty. Bradenburgh's, Phlla., 11-10. Horsky-Bprgcre Co., poll's. New IJnren, Conn., 14-10. Howard ft Hunt, BIJou. Duluth, Minn., 14-10. Huntress, Arcade, Toledo, 14-10. Hyde A Heath, Unique, Fib Claire. Wis., 11-10; Unique, Minneapolis, Mian., 21-20. Uytlt, Mnrlon, Majestic, Chit-ago, " iHgersoll A Hiark. G. 0. II., 14-10. lr.nw*H ft Ryan, G. O. IL. I'lllsbiirg, 14-10; Proc* lor's, Troy, K. Y.. 31-20. Intet-nHllonnl Four, Ellsworth, Me., 14*10. Irwin, John W.. Family. Lafayette, lnil., 14-10; Gennett. Itlclimnud, 21-20. Ivy. Pvltnnr ft Ivy, BIJnii, Wheeling, W. Vs., 14-19. James A Davis, Family, Lancaster, Pa.. 14-10. ... 14-10. , Orand Baplds, Mleh., Jennings ft Jewell, O, Br, VIncennes, Ind,, 14-10; 0. 11-. Washington. 21-20. Jennings ft Renfrew, Olympic, flhlcagO, 14-10; Temple, Fl. Wayne, Ind,, 21-20. Johnson, Carroll, Arcade, Toledo, 14-10; Proc- tor's. Newark. N. J., 21-20. Johnson ft Cook, International, Chicago, 14-10. Johnstons, Musical, Albambra. Paris, Fr„ 14-30. Jones ft Raymond, People's, !,earenwortb. Kan., 14.19. Jones, living, Howard. Roiton, 14-10. Johns, Johnny, ciinsc'M, Wasblnglnn, D. C 11 in. Jones A line, Proctor's i'M HL. N. Y. 0., 14-10. Jones. Morris, Bijou, Racine, Wis., 14-10; Ideal, Fond D11 Lac, 21-20. Juniper A Hayes, O. IL, Both, Me., 17-11), Kates Bros., Empire, Paterson, ft J., 11-10. Kaofmann Troupe, Grand, Syracuse, N, Y., 14-10.