The New York Clipper (July 1906)

5P1 THE NEW YOBK OUPPEB,' JtJLY 14. ... .NEW YORK CITY.. . j H.«(tli . A Tractor'* Uuiou S.iumre 'iili«*tre ■(]•:. K. Roger*, resident manager). - -ftw usuol good audiences were.In otwnd- Hcife M«T!(l:iy. Man Morjls and company ap- peared Id "A Kneml'x Advice" niii'iv*n(L)Hy. the piece and tlie num^Qajr'H work having Im- proved atace last seen. Bedlol and Arthur returned after a long abvnca nbroad. nod gQt -tlMlr ■ iisdbI Iflrij'.' share of applause. Coin's dog*< attracted a great deal of reten- tion, apd they made a wonderfully Intorent* !tig cci. Htuprt - llarnvs offered hi« mono- logue jwngs and won lustnnt rommendiulon. Fit'ldn una \Voili\v bad a.lot of quaint talk in fhelr' turn, and offered some timely alls, l'nlfrey nod.iloeflor won out Immediately In their acrobatic-'cycle-act, and were recalled often. . Klein and Clifton, In "The Dummy"* lldlirtny," offered a novelty which pleased IrairifiiHi'iy. : Tne Columbia Four (flrat time 'here.) antic dad Joked themselves Into favor nt' once. Other* were : Hour In and WlNon, Blanche Bverett, Brown and Ue tores, and LM—pq Brothers, -The klnetograph uloMd the hill. ■■...,. K>l#i Jc I'mi-tor'n Twrntj -third Street Tft »■»*'.—Ma nihall 1*. Wilder told his atorlea on July 1» with .great effect, and hchftd acine-good onen to relate. I>ean Kd-i nail and Arthur Forties. In MU« F.dsall'K en- tertaining comedy, "Tln» Two Kublen," wade a Bp'endfd ImpreRnlon, ploying the akatru In moat praiseworthy nmnnpr. 'I he Kmtr Foi-dn, In their lilin clajw dancing,, were frequently npiiiaiuled dorian; Hi" program of the act. nnil i heir flno IikIhIi brought them aeveral Iiowh, jnme* A. Klernnn and company np- pt*ared En James JJoran'K act, "The Taming of> the; Beaut,'' and the Hinging numbers) 1 ri- irodtired were encored heartily. Mr.- Kfer- niin wnii aided by Tha*. - Ktenian, Jeannette 1'nlerstm'and Jo**phlne Rlrchey. WIlIaHolt Wakefield, ib soil's readings, inn do a distinct lilt. Her act wn* pnrllciiliirl,v well liked be- en use of lt» refinement and Its novelty for vaudeville audiences. Her tendering of "Ilea Ml I'al." which wbr lier Ileal number,'wan very clever, and brought hpr several recall*. Marew'tt, Nevarro and .\Jareemi. In norne par- Tleularly i good <*omedy eoulllbrlntli: wort, were eminently successful, and Ooo. W. Cooper aad Win. Kqblnaon, colored comedians. made things hum. Others wore: The I'elotH, humorous Jugglers, and Babel Johnson, n BOpraoo,or real merit. The motion pictures continue.'- "■ ■ ■ „ J'aeadiae Hoof Garden (Oscar Ham- raerateln. manager;.—HunlnenH continues pt top notch here, and capacity houses are frp- uiient An excellent Hat of net a. which have become.well liked by the patrons, are held uver from -week to waek, while uew fefl'.ireM are also nfldeil to give strength to the very entertaining performances. An Important feature or tblaweek's bill la the American reappearance of Arthur I'l'lnce, the Rngllali /eutrlloqiiiat, who scored a solid success here last season. <alr. > Pfinre received a cordial welcome at the matinee on Monduy, ■<. nod wan recalled several times at the conclusion of (hla delightful vemriloqulal efforts. : Mr. I'tm're tins no MinpTKir' In ;lils line oT work. Also nerv on'-the bill this week Is the rvpro- diutiouj bv life motion pictures, of.the col- lision of two ste.im' rnlli'or.d engines, which was recently urr«nged at u nearby Summer resartil The. pictures Interested the Monday ■OdMwHB Slarhnow, the Hiwalan giant, la ii. . nia third week; Droned, "the talking head," -holds' over for » second week, and other acta whose engagements nre prolonged from week to iweek are: holla Selbinl, bicy- clist • Illce and I'revoat. In "Bumpiy IlunipH ;*' tlie > Mix. Mualral ,t'uttys. oxnejrt BWSlclsnai Collins ' and Ilnrt, ■ comedy acrobats; tbe Sj.ook Minstrel, a novelty In songs and ple- tures; Tom Meara. "the laisy Juggler:" l-er- rei'6.i and IiIh IntelUeont canine.. and tue that'll llros, accoinpllnhed dancers. P**lOT'm Theatre (Tony Paator. raana- ge y>._fhlB- favorite vaudeville house In seemingly like "the brook," and Its genial manruet'-goen' ort" with it, though not for- ever, vet, It In to be hoped, for mauy years to come. Monday, July l>, Colllna and Hart, the two Btrong men, were greeted with ap- plause In their burlesque work, and had everyone laughing. Joe Morrla, "The He- brew nnd the I'lpps." Interested- his heurorn, bh usual, and scored « suweaa The Two I'licka, in their musical turn, met with their c\i«tom- ■n -mcceas. -iJeiiBtie Ardcll and company weie a strong favorite on the hill, and pleAaed. Cogan and Bancroft offered their funnv roller akalhig net, nnd succeeded In rmuslng. -Laredo nnd Blake, in no acrobatic comedy net/mad- 1 a hit. Ilert Wlggln, the clever, cartoonist, comedian and Juggler, wor eminently sntlsfrtctory in Ills turn. Others were: J. A, Drlneoll, In illustrated songs; LoiiIbp Campbell. Scotch soprano; Williams nuii l'ullDiun, the Healeys, Mile. »ousu nud llnrrv Hlomi nnd Tommy Tompkins. 1 he vlTdgrapb closed the bill. ■■ * Wlaiarla flrore (Joseph Hnrt, mana- Set).—"Seeing New 1'ork." with Carrie De lor aud her uicrry confreres, entered Us sixth week July 0, with bualnet)s holding ui> well. The vaudeville section remains Ibe pume as lust week. _ _• ■ ■ Hadlaou Stinure Hoof flarden (Henry IMHetis. manager).—"Mile. Champagne" slatt- ed Its third week July ». New-York Theatre (Rlnw & Erlnnger, mnnaaers).— "HIk- Honor, the Mnyor t " en- tered its seventh week July 0. Aerlnl Ourdeu*,(Klaw & Krliinger, mun- ogirs).—tieorge M. t'olinu. In "The tlover- uor'B Sou," commenced his sixth week July 1>. Lyeeam Thentre (Daniel l'lohrrmn. tniiunger). — "Tlie Lion and the Mouse" opened Its Ihlrly-foui'th week July It. i ailno (RnmS.& Lee Shuhert, niiinngors). , -Tiie Socnl -Wlilrl" storted Its fonrteentli week July 0. _. .- ■ t tin in lc C.ardon (W. Krnmer Sons, man- ngersl.—May Orletta and Kred Taylor, In ft roroedy okct'cli. ontltleil "rooking for Miss Fortune:" the Hell Hoy Trio, singers and character comedians: John It. Ilarly, comedy iiiMlcr; Belle Trovers, dramatic soprano: lavey nnd Phllllpe. eccentric daacers; ami moving pielures ure the attractions for this .week. Hnrleiu.— At the West Rlld («*».*• Ulbinentlml, moniigerl the offerlug Tor (his weak la "Oliver Twist." presented by the JioiIbc stock.compauy. ■ .A fair slied audience wns In attendance July l». and the play was well Past anil staged. Business Is nulle Ku6d for this time of tbe year, the matinees Eelug well attended. Kkitii & PuiKTun'ti Onh nrxptm asp TwmrrvflfTB Stki:kt Thkathk.— "Men nnd Women" drew out I wo packed houses 0. despite the warm weather, and proved one Uf the best offerings of the seiisou. It will, lio.duiihl. prove a great OM aft attrnctlon. TheMeadliiK rolos were In the hunrts of I'aul McAlllsler aod llealrlee Morgan, who ac- QUlttM themselves creditably, and were well nuiinoi'led by Hie enllre compatiT. 'I lift vaude- ville Introdnceil tirace Marquise and new ntnvhig pictures. ■ • ..*[■ HviiTio & Seamon'h Old Hbipei.ukihi (Hen llurllg. manager).—This roof garden has uroveu a creat success so far, being pseketl lilahtlv. It Is one of the most plctnrcsnue UlaeeV of araiweineni III the city. Tills week's bill-Is an excellent one, nnd Is headed by Josephine Mabel,, who hns Just returned Xi-ohi abroad, nnd Is more effective In her work than ever before. Others are:. rhe Royal Muslcn) Five, ArltugUm l-our. riiree I.nnwe llros., Badle Jannen. Weston Sisters, jLatlne. and 1>"» and P's . AUlAanju H'imvj- 0. Williams, mannger). fc—The opera "Vanst" is the offering for the rvirvent week, and the house-was comfornhtv HUM' i». The cast was n good one. nnd evi- dently pleased, ns applause was - freely be- stowed, >Tlie opera season lifls evlututly been a success, ns It has lasted beyond the ptited time for closing. Brpvltlyn.—At Dreamland special out- door 1 featuriiB will be given for tbe "Fall of UieJiaalHe" fete this week. The French or- gxnlgatlons of N«w York' and tbe Kastern States will celebrate the fall of the Bastlle oh JoIv 13. I3ie day preceding the French In- dependence Day. A general procession will be followed by an amateur circus perform- ance. .A number of new feniures have been Introduced la Wi A. Bills' dramatic spectacle, ••The'Knd of tbe World." Other shows in the jiark are "Creation," "Pharaoh's l»angh- ter, "Sao Francisco," nnd tbe Mokl Indian Village. : -. Bostock'h Aniual Arena. —Mile. Hlnnche Allarty has made a decided hit here. Hen- rlckson, with his group of Bengal tigers, tan] tlalllnrd, with his troupe of twenty Nubian IioiiK, ore the lending trainers of the enter- tainment. The large arena Is filled at every performance. ■ Ij'Xa I'ahk. —Among the latest additions, "The 'Mountain Torrent" and "The (Irent Train Robbery," are making records. TtfUle latter have been added new cowboys. Indians End bronchos. The free circus anu the dance nil are centres of crowds. Other entertain- ments ure Mundy's Animal Show, "The Old Mlll,""The Dragon's Gorge," and "A Trip to tbe Moon." At Mundy's Animal Show Hie chief features are two groups of performing bears, Hatty's Hods, Hatty's bears. Mine, Mo- relll mill her leopards and Jaguars, and Henri Key's trained pigs.' - HitiriHTON ltKAflt I'AltK.—'Hie big Pawnee Hill Historic Wild West and (treat Far Rust hiiow. now entering Its fourth aiiccessful week, has im educational value ns well as that which It possesses purely as an enter- tolnment. The dramatic scenes and happen- ings which Major LlllJe pictures during the course of the*' entertainment all bad a part In the history, of tb^rountrv. Major Lltlle Is constantly adding new features. Two car loads of bucking bronchos, horses which have never before had a saddle on fhelr liacks, ar- rived last week, and this exhibition of horse- manship on tbe part of the cowlwy riders Is burlesqued by n pair of clowns, who make " sorts and kinds of efforts to rldo a couple of diminutive elephants, which have also been _ iftlit to buck In elephantine fashion. The indlarls, the riding of the Cossacks, and the tons monkey drill of "a detachment of United States cavalry, are all remarkable feats in horseback riding. Tbe Ferart Animol King- dom, which (id(oTi)s the Wild West Show, with its numbers of trained wild beasts, Is also very popular. So also is the Pike, along which are entertainments to suit the tastes of nil. On several' occasions-recently the capacity of the grand stand and bleachers at the l'nwnee Hni [Show—12,000— baa been severely teited. Manhattan liKArR.—Oeorge H. Primrose and his minstrel show will remain another week. The song nnd comedy features will be new. The Wesley-Walton Vaudeville Show, dtie week of- July in. includest Fred Walton,. In "The Toy Soldier;" ttj Tax, jamas Thornton and May Yohe. At Pain's Arnphltlieatre, Tuesday night of this week will be navy night, and Friday night will be for* the army. HKNOKnmiN'a, Cosey Island. —Dili week of July 'i: Zlngnri Troupe, Delphino and Del- mora, lessen, llunier nud Nessen, I-Mdle Mack, Amerlcus Comeily Four, Berg's Six Merry flirts. Willie and Kdlth Hnrt, Three Del tons, Metanl Trio. Parker's Dugs, Minnie Harrison. Mltcholl and Miirroa, Bergere Sis- ters. .Newsboys' Qunrtctie, and Florence Lester. Hriohtox Beach Musmc Hau* (W. T. flrover. manager).—This week's bill Included : Xnt "M. Wills. Word and Curran, Walter Jones nnd Mnbel lilts. Wntsou and MorrlH, Juggling Banans, Herbert Brooks. Ftennor Henry, Marble and Scott and the klneto- graph . MOIIKIHON'H THEATRK, HoCKAWAY BEACH. —Bill week or July 0: The Fays, llyiui and Hlcbtletd, Fields aad Ward. Mayme Iteming? ton. Matinee Mnlds, aad ftlloorc Sisters. ilHder tbe Cents. KXEOUTIVR STAIT OF TIIH FRANK A. ROB- piKR Shows. Fred Beckuiaua. geueral agent; Ddve H, Haley, coptracting agent; \\. ai. Goodwin, manager advance car No. 1; C. W. Coleman, manager advnnce car No. '1 ; I.Ill Ian Coleman', excursion rind mailing agent. Bostee of car No. a^llarry Couke. Ducal Xo. U, boss bill poster; A. B. Harms. Doesl ,\o. I), banners: C. W. Chubb. Local No. 0, I'blof excuralon hill poster; ('ornellus Murray, Local No. -*; Wm, tlnllngher, Local No. .10; Jolm Tracy. IaicuI No. IT; Wm, Smith, Local No. 4, bill posters; It. B. I,a- polute, chrf; Cbaa. Cnnnlugham, porter. -ItiTSH w. ('autkr- closed recently with the Jack Manley ahos*. and la with the Dode Flsk Circus, aa principal •rlown. Noi'KS KHOM Hi i iM.u Htl.l.'s WU.D WKS'P. -—We entered Austria, at Trieste. May 1-. and our huslness In thnt country was big, up to the closing date at Vienna, June 14, There'was scarcely one out of the forty per- formances la the Austrian vapltoi thnt the royal box waR not nrrnced by grand dukes and duchesses. It wns cold nnd wet during the cut Ire Vienna engagement. Budapest wan the next stand, and here we had the not- test kind of weather—tike July or August In tbe States, but business wns up to the top notch. Charles Kldridge tirlfltii. niunu- ger Of privileges, was Hie recipient of ninny nuw'Nome tokens 'of friendship from his ns- sochites. Juue-lll (his forty-seven Hi birth- day), Sitschn, the wire haired Sampson, joined the side show at Uudapest, also Vuu- ger and Veager. colored song nnd dance nud cake walkers. We have fifteen platforms In tlie side show nnd concert, embracing ulno numbers, far auperlor to Hie nvernge music hiilt performance In Kurope. While two- thirds of the population »f Budapest under- stand (lermflD, tuey will not apetik It, mid, In consequence of the bitter hostility of the Hungarians to the lierinnn language, we bud lo close a flue nlster team who sang only In (ierman. However, they-will applaud another language, such as Mngllsh or French. On June 18, Larry Kane, Ilrst assistant lo Ja- cob 1'oM'v. master of stock, hud his leg broken, while clipping a horse, nud Is now In the hospital at Budapest. On June JO, Manager Fred Hiilley Ilutchln- sOh went to London on business. As- sistant Manager M. s. Coyle Is at the helm during his ubseuce. After Budapest, we have thirty-one day stands In Hungary. Our ad- vertising matter Is translated Into sixteen different languages this season. Mrs. Alfred li. Starr autl sou, Ocorge, leave for their home In KiiglAud, 24. Treasurer Jule Keene, who was In bnd health when he Joined the show last Spring. Is now convalescent. Mrs. Keene, and their sou, Jule Kceue Jr.. are touring with Ibe Wild West. Mile. Octavlu, who is nlwnvs on the lookout fur novelties In the reptile line, recently received a con- signment of uiousier ltsards, from Jamracb. Lubdou; Bill Cloud, who wan Injured by a stone thrown by n "Hooligan," at Torino, Italy, has returned to the show, ufter sev- eral weeks' treatment at Milan. We painted up al Vienna, uuil everything Is .looking as bright as ut Marseilles, where we opened our present ■Bating March 4. Kver.vthing l» run- ning smoothly. We ure all well and happy, nun business Is eminently satisfactory to me management, therefore ao one has any "kick' 7 eomlup, ■ i-'i vn Show Notes, —We have been out eight weeks and are still doing good bual- tiess. While In lleuisen, X. \.. oi. .Mine --< we linil a severe blur-down obout alx o'clock. but' our boss of canvas got everything tip In time to give the night show. The storm did considerable damage to the big top, but Man- oger Finn Is getting a new atid much larger one, as tbe old one Is not large enough, ne nlfto lost one of our horsea a week ago, with colic. Charley Cameron joined the Bide show Monduy, June '2, and we now have one of the strongest Bide shows on tbe road. Mr. Bar- ker, our baritone player, keeps us In laugh- ter all week, till tub Old kkuaoi.k comes. then you can not get a word out of blm till he reads It through. Sylvester Newman, our clown, was called home last week. His mother died a few days after his arrival nt borne. We expect him back In a few days. Our roster is the same as when we started out. ■ ToTTLF. Know Notes.— We have been out Dlnce May '*, and have been playing Pennsyl- vania ever since, to fine business. Our ban- ner town so far was Kxport, Pa., where we flayed to 8. it. 0. Mveryone connected with he show is enjoying good health. Joa. Can- Held, our popular songster and professor of hi iislc, enjoyed n very pleasant trip to Du- bois, I'a., not long ago. In company with Bones. Fred Martin, our juggler and contor- tionist, Is making good at every performance, as are also tbe Thardos and little Paul, our boy sinking clowu. t (lABDNKIt, WF.HT AND SUN8HINX have Joined Ibe Burmim & Bailey Circus to do their act In the concert. 1 TlIK HaHNCM & lfAILET SHOW PEOPLB were regaled with 'the following menu at Manchester, N. IL. July 4, by Cnas. Henry, superintendent; Oeo. Arlington, caterer, 4ml Domlnlck Buss, chef: Soup—Chicken consomme. Fish—Boiled rod, egg - sauce; baked blue stuffed, anchovy sauce. Roasts— Filet of beef, am champignons: short ribs of beef, brown potatoes; roast; Spring Iamb, mint sauce; prime ribs of beef, au jus; soaat Philadelphia turkey, • cranberry sauce. Kn trees—Fricassee of turkey wings and chicken glblet snuce, curry of rice. Vegeta- bles—Lettuce, new Htrlng benns, radishes, mashed potatoes, stewed corn and green Deas. Dessert — Bent's water crackers, pickles, chow chow, assorted nuts, fruit, raisins, jelly roll and Ice cream. Tea and Coffee. ■ Roma op CAit No. 1, Cole Bjios.' United' Snows. —Harry F. Curtis, car manager; (S'lin*. Martin. local Xo. (I, boss bill poster;' Chas. Chapman, local No. 10, lithographer; M, Kdw.irds. loral No. 10, banner man; S. II. Jones. Frank Hrusso, local No. "c'Rd. Feeney. C. K. Anderson, local No. 10; Ho- mer Hall, local-No. 24; Clyde Kent, locaL Xo. 1: T. MaJoy. Oeo. Coyle, alliance; Thas. Aitor. local No. ;i j -W. K Brown, lo-: cal- 'No. 14; Harry Nemer, programmer;' Hoy Hall, porter; !■'. J. Krause, local No. fl, ; steward. -■ ■■- 1 Notes pbom Cole Bros.' Shows. — Kid Koster and his No. 1 opposition brlgnde ar- rived In Frauds City. Mich., June 20, do- lag the country and town against tbe Van Aoiuurg Show. Hosier of brigade : Bert Fos- ter, Clyde Kent. Ullo Rdwards, R. C. MoDce, Mick Jones. Frank Brusao. Wm. Corbett. Cad Wheeler and Chas. A. Koster. The bri- gade has twenty opposition stands in Michi- gan. I NOTE FHOtf THR FOREPAinH-SBLLS 8H0W.S. ±*» Hunedin Troupe. Vycllstft, now per- forming with the shows, are one of the principal attractions. Their tricks on bicy- cles ore acknowledged by the public arid press in every town I hey appear ns marvel- ous. I hey have been taught and trained l>v thf fatuous Australian athlete. Jag. R, Done- ghn, ihe winner of one hundred and flftv ■natehea at Jumping, running and viiultlug With the pole. His son, professionally known as Jlmmle Duaedln, won tbe cham- pion one'mile race last, vear on the -bicycle at Music Hall sports, Heme Hill. London. apd Maudle Duncdln, won the one hundred yards' ladles' race. They hold contracts for the Ixmclon Pavilion and Oxford Musk Halls. London. ■■ > Bkbt Mahk-s wishes to state thnt lie will nasurae the name of .Bert Howe hereafter, introducing his new novellv net, "The Funny Hey Hube, 1 ' now with-tbe HargreavM Show, ehd Is booked solid fbt- next aeason ' l Notes viiom the Bkrt Silver Circus.— All are well with this show, and we are doing a fine business. We have not lost a performance thiavpeoHon. have bad no nc'cl- dents, aad the -ghost" hasn't even missed a Sunday. We carry thirty people, twenty- eight horses, eight wagons and two cars. The Sliver family wlir put out a twenty wagon show next Reason, on the same route. Ihe Silver Shows hove for the past twenty- five years always made good, nnd return dates nre called for. We have fourteen circus acts, all good; four animal acts, the Silver Family Hand and Orchestra of ten pieces (of which eight are In our fnmllyj, plavlng stnnilni'd music, nnd bringing people from town to the lot In droves. At HopkJnH' Stn- tioii, ailch.', July 4, wo could not possibly ac- commodate the crowd In our 100ft. ton. 'The Iuwivm (Wm: J.. Mlllc end Kitty May) will close with th* Kennedy Bros.' Wild West, nfter eight months' engagement, nnd; will rest for a week at their home, Cntlirle, Okla. ■ ■ 'Item, Hilda reports meeting with success with the Sella & Floto Show. James K. Donroan writes r "A little boy, Harold Spencer Dnnedln, eognged nt th" Fbrepnugh-Sclls Bros' Show, as 'cyellat, wn^ left at Barnboo, Wis., Tlmrsdny night. Juiv 0. 1 It Is supposed the bov was kidnapped by one or two of the grooms, who dlsanpeari'd' from that show the same night. The hoy 'to nn KngUsli Ind, born In Blnnlnghnm, and Is apprenticed to the Dunedfn Ttonpe. Any- one giving Information to Forepaugh h Sclln Bros.' Show will I* handsomely rewarded. The boy Is about fourteen years old, wears knickers and cap, and can ride n bicycle nnd skate well." Wm. Vbkta Is successfully clowning with the Wallace Show. NOTRM PBOM Al. F. Whkki.eu'r Nrw Modkl Shows,— Prof. Pcrrlno; Hon tamer wlth^ AS F. Wheeler's New Model Shows, was seriously Injured at PhtlllpB. Me,, Jiily % by the big lioness, "Spltllre." 1'erriii'o had Just entered the cage when the nnlranl spniug upon him, henrlnc hhn to the flour. At- tendants from the outside fought the nuliunl ImcK, but before the trainer could escape from the cage the enraged beast had pounced upon hlui a second time, badlv lacerating both his logs.-whllo one of his hands was chewed to u pulp. Perrlno wns finally res- cued, more dead tluni alive, anil physlclnna were Immediately summoned, nnd the mnn's wounds dressed. While Herlonsly Injured, ho will probably-recover. ♦ «» - - HHOIli; ISLAND. WoonsoelceL—At Ihe noog Lnke The- atre (W. B, Nye, manager) the bill for week of July 11 includes: tins Kilwards' "Postal Telegraph Boys." the Punlzer Trio, Gray und (irtiliiuu. Mnmle llaiuish utid moving pictures, AI. Weston and-company, In "The New Re- porter;" w'ent big hist week, and "Tlie Musi- cal Hnrbers," presented by tbe Magnoul Family, proved to Ik 1 the greatest novelty muslcnl act ever seen nt this house. J.'-H. Wotling's trnlued stallions, nnd Mitchell nnd Morrou comiileted a Due drawing card. Busi- ness on the "Fourth" was eiceptionally good, notwithstanding the Inclement wenther. Nutb. —Tlie paper Is up for Cummins' Wild West, which shows here 10. Newport.—At Sheedy's Freebody Park TbeAtre (Charles l". rook, managei-1 the vaudeville season Is booming. BUI for week of .Jntv li : The Block Hussars, tbe Lea Vlfih, James and Sodle Leonard, Wilton Brothers, Ah II, Weston nud cpmpany. Madge Fox. Knthc-rlne Bnrtlott. Three Perry Sisters and Ibe enmevngroph, NoTK.-^ntinmlus' Wild West will exhibit 12. *i I ' C. S. Ki't.t.iVAS Is hereby uotltled that his brother, Mike A. Sullivan, la .dying at his borne In Calumet, Mich. AT LIBERTY, TUB VARUS. FRANK, Strong Contortionist, Slack Wire, Paper Tearing, comedr Acrobat, Silly Kid, Singing Specialties,: UHA(!B, high class Singing Specialties, ballads sod Soubrctte. Both chauge for week : work In acts. Salary must be sure. CUBA, Kansas. AT lilBKItTY, YOUWQ A8IATKCB, AUK 21; .OFT. GIN.; 13QLB. Strictly ■■ota-r and reliable, (leneral business. Salary no object; will guarantee satlsfacilou. Address J. J. BEKN* EQOER, 82T K. 4th. Cincinnati. 0. WNATED QUICK, Al Novelty Act who can change for one week and work In nets. This Is uo M'd, Show. Baozt-rs and chasers save stamps. Kevetta, write cpilck. State lowest nalary. Add. u/elllngwn Bros., 3ftl E. Tompkins St., QlMBbUf, 111. .. . „^__^-^ CLARI0NBTTI8T, BOBHM SYSTEM. Young Kan, single, don't use liquor or tobacco, well experienced, A. F. of M., AT LIBBBTY Bbont Sept. 1. Locate, good town or oily, where plenty good work In mfia line, Best ref. Write MUek. Add. A., Care of «M Ashland mock, Ohlcago. "WANTED QUICK, Full Dramatic Company for Stock, balance of. Summer, Capable Director with mahnncrip'ts. People with specialties pre- ferred. Salary guaranteed. MBS. LOOIS J. RUSSELL, care Warren St. Ry. Co.. .Warren, Pa. FOB SALE, STEAM MKKRY-OO-'ROUND, swings and pool room. Including building, tables, soda water fountains, now running at Summer re- nort Id New York City. With more particulars, '•BAROAIN," care of CUPPER. WANTED QUICK, Med. Performers (change for week), Sketch Teams, Singing and Dmidng Soubretie, Dutch and Irish Comedian that fake organ. Tell all, loin on wire. May sober. DR. W. H.GODDKNOUOH, Blk. Itlo KatlH, Wis. "WANTED QUICK, To complete Band: 1 Alto, 1 Tuba, one or same to double U., Lead Violin. Week stands In tent. Salary snre. Wire or write. Liwe*t salary. Iiong engagement If gentleman. WM. FRANKXYN, Weupolnt. Keb. YVANTED, PIANO PLAYER Who Reads and tloes Straights. Also Black Face S. and P. Come- dian, change for week, Man to cook and care (or canvas, Slate all In llrst. No lickers. MGR. DALY FAMILY SHOWS, ciiehanse, III. AT LIBERTY for regular season, 1'KED R. HKUNIMAN, Oenteel Heavies, Eccentric Comedy aid Comedy Old Men. July 14. Superior, Wis.; ia. io. Uuluth. Minn., care of Hoollgaus Troubles. Then Palace 1 lotel. Chicago. Ill, IIAttnY LIXDLEV CO., Summering Blind River, Onlarlo, WANT IMMEDIATELY, VOUNO EMOTIONAL LEADING LADY. Adoress ai THESSALON, Ontario. WANTED, Clairvoyant, Mind Reader, capable or doing magic and Illusions asa feature act. Also' A No. 1S. and D. Sketch Team. Amateur*, booze Ughters and dope ilenila, save your stamps. Sal uryBtire.and all you are worth. Steady engage- ment on con tract if satisfactory. J. C. DK NKAN, ' DELiailTFflb OUTISOaiid paid to CDjoy It. (leorgiuu Say resorts. Wanted/ 2 good, tali, Repertoire Actors; also Lady Team or Aerlallsis. Fares uitviinoetl. Never close. Manager, SECOBD. HaKRY LINDbEY CO .Thespian. Ontario, Can. WANTED, Mud with Moving Picture Machine. and good Babject of Films, or will rent or. buy outfit. Also want good Novelty Act, sober. Wont small tents, knee Hgures, anq other show stuff. Add. J. W , turner, :& Meyera Coart, Chicago, 111. CAR FOR SALE, 45ft. ConSb. Pass, and Bag- gageCsr. Large cellar. All rlglitTor 20 people. A good car with all improvements, fir fast service. I have quit theroatl. A bargain, br will lease It nut, Car at (fraud Island, Neb. Address K. A. JOHNSON. Owner, hpb. Del., tfulucy, 111. WANTED, All-Honad Comedians for Dr. J. F. apangler's Medicine Show. Prefer one plays organ. Good Summer and Winter Job. J. P. SPANC-bER, Bellevll)fl, : Mltnln Co., Pa. WANTED—colored Performers. Mutt Double Brass and have good street appearance. No counterfeits, hiozerfa, bullheads, grants. Light colored preferred. Send photos first letter. \V>ile imntediatelr. II. P. Sharpe, Palace Theatre, Syracuse, N, Y, »0 FIRST PART WOMEN WANTED, hose doing Specialties preferred. Looks, con- duct and pattern means long eogagemeni. flood salaries. Stats fair week opens Monduy, Sept. lu. ^p 1 ti thiit Jitu or earlier It possible. Jack Boone, Concert Hall, Syr acuse , N. V, : WANTED, Leading Man and Leading Woman, Character Uauand Comedian. State all; join quick receipt wire. WELLS STOCK. CO., Peebles, Ohio. ■ WANTED—A No. 1 Street Man or Team; must be able to bold u crowd one to two weeks. Play own music, flood, loud slugers, sketches and monologue, Lowest salary iu drst, Salary sure. Our retereuce. Exchange Bank, Kahoku, Mo. Join July 2$. Address Christy and Crawford, M, ])., Revere, Clark Co,, Mo. WANTED, for Penobscot Medicine Co., Irish, Dutch, Black Face Comedians. Any uct suitable for lady audience, No tickets to strangers. Lowest first leitor. Join on wire. Penobscot Medicine Co.. Lewis town, Mltiiitt Co.. Penna. AGENT or MANAGER At Liberty; 313, sober, thoroughly experienced. Car shows perfectly. Wife, graduate Pianist. DrcHsurs, lookers, single or Joint. Know territory. Extended acquaintance. Route, book or wildcat. W. 1),, cure Uuttoti, Al- bany Hotel, Denver, Col. PIANO PLAYER, DOUBLE STAGE. Good amateur will do. Small show. JIM and FLOGIbSON, Edgertoii.Mlnn. "WANTED, A L*dy Partner, Blngie;8lnglngand Uttm'liik' Soiibrettc. Address or call evenings Tony Muck, tine J. Fulton, 371 Bridge St., Brooklyn, N.Y. INDIAN II1:ai> Fortune Tellers, $15; Lunette, (laliitea Statue, Organs, Wax Figures, Slack Art, Ventriloquist.. .jurcs. Paintings, Laughing Gal- lery, Tents, Etc. Stamp for lists. W. II. J. SHAW, Yiclorln, Mo. HOW TO START IN SHOW BUSINESS. (Copyrighted), a different books, ice. All klndsact. MQlif OCT'S tiOHQOL, m N, 13th St., Phila. k Pa. HOW TO UKCO^rE ACONTOHTIONIST. Front and Back Bending, each trick liluBtrateu «5c. Morphet'g School, m N. 12th St., Phlla., Pa WANTED, Med. Performers (play orgnn, read or fake), Mun that does Specialties and Fake Organ, or good Straight Man that Plays .Organ: must fake. No sketch teams. It. it. towns, special rar. BILLY KLINo, White Lnke <'orders, X. Y. WANTED — SMALL LAUGHING GAL- LlOtlY, t'heiip Any I'ltilfurm Show. FOR SALK—Troupe Doves und Somersmilt Dogs. Will cxclniiic,' for above. PltOK lIAltUV SMITH, (Iintz, Pa. SKB'FCUICB AND 1M.AVS AVHITTKX to order. XddresA IIKUXAIID KLIN'ti, riuy- wrlghl, 3S7 J«y St.. Uiooklvn, X. Y. WANTKD QUIOK-Muslcnl Act, Wire Act, Juggler, Piano Player nnd useful people doing severul turns. State lowest salary, Pny own hotel. Must jolu on whe, Uetitfrow's UlgCo, West Sholtni), N.Y.(1(1 miles from,Kingston 1. FOR 8A1<B-Wulte Moire Sllko'ene Serpen- tine Dress, B8; Pose Outfit, Silk Press, Velvet Oloalf, li colored effects, $i2: Black Art Outfit, IIS; lot of Tricks, cheap; -20 Colored 1 ance Slides, $4. Enclose atamp or no answer. MRS, WM.CARL, SM Court St,, Hc ohestcr, N. Y. WANTED, FOR HUNT'S 8IIAKR PLATK SHOWS, Team doing Double Tra]i o ze and Re- volving Ladder; Clnwn Acts/Btroag Tuba. Sure, low salarv.' Adilress p r route, (healer, Vt„ W: Rnckingliam u. Belli ws Palls 1A, WANTED. CORNET FOR B. and 0., 600D PLAIN Coo*. J. B. 8WAFF0B1', ;Mgr. Jac kmn Brw.' ?. R. Shown, HooMr Fnlli, N. y,, Jaly la, IB, 11: BcQuliijton, vt., u to 81, REED'iS Two Car Tent Show, :i s PEE8CBIIN0 "KIT CABSOH," WANTS Firat Violin to double Baritone or Slide Band People to double Stajtc, Uramailc People nun Al Specialties Show never clones. Only soliur reliable people need reply. State lowest la iW I pay nil. Orchestra Leader, wire; others write' (lencvq. Nob., Jaly 14: MadlHon tc. Norfolk i; wanted, All 'Round Singing and Dancing PIANO FLAYER, Mns't read anil transpose. Other High Clais per formers for Medicine Show piajlng huye elites only. Two to four week Htands. My litult %20 for slnifles.and *ir> for teams. Tlila Is TorAi i'eonie and wardrobe on and off. Prefer Piuno Phtver wno can ilo Hpeclaitles. Am working the Nurid west. Never hum. Tickets advanced on Heuunty. DR. DAYOLHEOSALA, . Box 883, Mlnneapolli, Minn. MANAGERS, NOTICE. THREE Mm PARKS CIRCUS OR CARNIVAL Three high class acts. MLI.R. IRWIN, Sv/lnfliiiir CIiiIjh and Sharp Shouting on a Slack Wire. Little KITTY MAY IRWIN, a good Contortion Act. WM. J. IRWIN, Head BhIhucIiwoii the Flylua Trapeze" ATLIBKKrV.JULYlS. AddreaB WM. J. IRWIN, Post Office, Guthrie. Okla. Past eight: months, with Kennedy htm! Circus and Wild west. I WANT TO HEAR FROM Some Good Medicine People For our new No. 4 party-plavlng Wisconsin: Wuat cal acts, Single utid Double. Maglclaus, putu aud Organ Player. No Sketch Teams. I want all Jin!'! Performers. Masliera and llue/ers will ii> elosed without, notice, so don't write. Steidy work until Dec. i«. No tickets. Borrow from your friends. Address BO. ARRIOND Pare tjuaker Medicine Co., Merrill, W Is. Wanted, for ENT111E COMPANY, MPMUUJ ONION l>RUPKRTY HAN who -Clin Kiuti uik' piuv Htiinll purl. No Boozers, Send pltuto*. Adilresa JAMES T11AKI1KII. 1085 E. Jeivey St.. Ellzalielli. N. J. WANTKD, All Kinds of Tom People, Double Brass. Address B. C. BKACH, Mgr. Route: Jtlly 10, ZumtirotJi. Minn; 11, Pine Island; PJ. (Jhatfield; u, Plain View; H. Klgln. MTBD, HCSICIANS I tiu.1 Hum.10 B.and O., PERPURMERS that uonble Band, COOK, uriykh, Etc. Come on. Long aeuson. Wagon Sliow. Stop at hotels Addre^R MORROWS PAVILION SHOWS, Perrj, N. Y,, Juty vi\ Warsaw IS. Sliver Springs X), Pike is.: ; : ' Wanted at Once, SOLO CORNET. BASS, TROMHONK and BARI- TONE. Douhle Band and Orchestra, VIOL,A WILSON STOCK CO., Tlconderoga, N. Y. James Ctiest, write. WANTED, ON ACCOUNT OF AGGIDENT, Good, Strong Single Traps and Rings. CIRCUS PEOPLE with two or more ncl«, ALTO or TROMBONE who can clowu or do concert turns. Hnat Join on wire. Address ]■:. ii. .smith's SHOWS, Buotatown, P».. BARHONEOR "sLIBE^TRuMBONE 1\> double Second Violin In Orchestra, Would like to hear from I'erformors that phi; Brush. Slate lowest salurv. Address AU. H tllT/., 'Dexter, Me-, July 14 ; Solon, lfl and IT. BARITONE and CORNET Those doubling stage given. preference. w«ek Biaiids. OUT'S 8UMMER SHOW, Fori land, Ind. WTAHfTED, SOUBRETTE With Specialty. Week stand*. KverytbiOK'' llrat letter. OUV'd SIIUHKll SHOW, Portland, Ind. At Liberty, Jaok Stanton; MOVING P1CTIIHK OPKHATdll, . AND KI.I'(TItH'IA\. Have Edlaou E\hlh. Maolilne ami MoOft. film. Seven good roaiures. Up-todnto, Blrlctly loiirr, honest and reliable. Only mniiafrers dCHlrlug- th» host and -willing to nay a rcasontiiile salnry write. BLAlRSVILLfc, l*H. FOB SALE. Three New Mill's I'UNCHINIl BA(13, «S6.00, F. O. K., New York. A few second-hand, perfect cotulltlou, WO.00. MANHATTAN NOVELTY CO., Suite lTll-J-3, 21 1»fttfc How, New ToVk. WANTED, Comedian Who Can Play String Instrument or Organ for Sonpn. bong season. Sure inoucy. Join on wire. Addreaa ,«-... WILTON ARTBPRt Maatcrlon, Monroo_CO.,_Oldo. Moving Picture Act, Pianist and Special ties lo t ry out this Saturday. Apply wZa*, :;rFOftHBSTElt, 1141 Broadwa^.y. 1. TH0S. SPENCER, Tltealrlcnl Clog Maker, 440 West aotri St.. New YorK. Stamp tor price list. Orders prom nil v attende d to . WANTED. RURIIGTiONo Of AIL KINDS Ff>R THR [>EWKV TIIKATRK, MACK1NA0 1S1AN1), Mich. ANDY a. BVKKS, Hnuser.