The New York Clipper (August 1906)

646 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. August 4 0> tbe Road, All Routes Unit It.ach la Mot Later Tlian Monday. DRAMATIC. Alpine Stock—Kn'koriMi, Ind., 30-Ang. 4, Tipton Ackart'a Cornelians (F. C. Arkart, mgr,)—Ander- *on, Intl.. Hi! All*. 4. All** Stock (B. P. Albee, rodr.)—Providence, B. 1., 30, indefinite. Aubres Stock—Middle town, N. Y., Aug. 0-11. Alpine Stock—Klrfclln, In.!.. ItO-Aug. 4. Ajippii Slock (N. Appeti, mgr.)—York, P*., 80, Indefinite. "Acre** tlie Pacific" (Cbn. E. BUney Amgite. Co., mam)—Brooklyn, N*. V.. 30-Aug. 4. "At Orlnple Creek," Western, E. J. Carpenter's— DunviiK 111., Aug. «, Decatur 10, Hannibal, Mo., 11. "At tlie Worlil'R Mercy," Spencer A Aborn'a (Bo- lam) O. Pray, ingr.)—Pittsburg, Pa., 28-AUg. 4. Cincinnati. O.. 5-11. Ulanche Ho ten (David Delanoo, mgr.)—N. Y. City Autf. 0, Indefinite. Burgess, - Earl (Geo, K. Robinson, mgr.)—Am* stenlnm. N. Y., ItO-Ang. 11. BurfceHH, Earl (Frank A. Hayward, mgr.)—Glens rolls, N. V., :iU-Aug. U, Durness, Earl (Frouk E. Sherry, mgr.)—Perth Ai.il.gy, N. J., 30-Aug. 11, Burning. Emma (Enrl Bargmii, mgr.)—Btirllng- lun, VI., .tOAiig. II. Ponxielle, Jennie, 8took—Buffalo, N. Y., 30, In* definite. ■'* ! • ' Barrle Stock (K.lwln Barrle, mgr,)—Clisuute, Kan., 30-Aug. 4/ * " " brown Baker Stock—Milwaukee, Wis., 30, Indefi- nite. Buvke Stock (J. F. Burke, mgr.)—Fall River, MaM., 30, luilenulte. Brauilun players—Toronto, Wash., 30, Indefinite. Byron Players—Spokane, Wiurti., 80-Aug. IB, "Brown of Harvard" (Henry Miller, mgr.)—Chi- cago, 111., 30, Indeflulte. "Bedford's Hope," Lincoln J. Carter's—Chicago, 111.. 30, indefinite. "IlertLa, Hie Sewing Machine Uirl" (A..U. Woods, imrr.j—Plnlutteld, N. J., Aug. 2, Boston, Mass., 4-11. "Billy tlie KM" (Ben Ban*, irgr.)—Boonton, N. J., 8. Elhtabetb "11. CliaseLlnier 'J'lieotre (Glenn P. Chase, mgr.)— loin. Kan., .'iO-Aug. 4. Cutter Stock (Wallace It. Cntlcr, mgr.)—Bleb- uirmd, Ind., 80-Aiig. 4. New Castle U-Il "Our OM Kentucky Home" (Wto. Ileywood, mgr.) —Oniunagou, MIcb., Aug. 1. Washburn, Win., 2. Iron River 4. Colqoet, Minn., ti, Two Bar- Urrs 7, Tower 8, Ely 0, Virginia 10, Bibbing 11, 12. Page, Mabel (Henry F. Willard. mgr.)—JacfctOQ- vllle. Hi.) 30, Indefinite. - Pay Ion Slaters (C. ». Poyton, mgr.)—Paris, Tex., fth-Alig. 4. ielan Htock (R. V. Pbelin, mgr.)—Portland, Me.. 30, Indefinite. Penidii-Gypwne (C. D. Perucbl, mgr.)—Augtmta, (Jfl.. :«i. Indefinite. ■' -. ■ Pernrbl-Oypjiene (C. D. Peruclil, mgr.)—Knox* vllle, Tenn., 30, indefinite. ■ • ■. Plilpjm, CllOH. K. (Win. Morris, Dgr.)—Burling- ton, la., BO, Indefinite. Park Dramatic (C. W. Park, mgr.)— Huntingdon, Pa., .111-AtiK. 4. "Jiower of Money" (A. H. Woods, mgr.)—Hobo- ken, N. J.. Aug. 11. "Qiiluvy Adams Sawyer"—Bay City, MIcb., Aug. 7. "Queen of the Highbinders" (A. H. Woods, mgr.) —I'lnlnflehl, N. J., Aug. 4. N. Y. City 0-11. "Queen or the Wblte Slaves" (A. H. Woods, mgr.) ~N. Y. City W-AM. 4, Buffalo. N. Y., 0-lf. Runkle, Corlnne. Stock (M. Runkle, mgr.)—Dur- bain. N. C 30, Indefinite. "Rip Van Winkle," Kllec'a (Joe Becker, mgr.) — Laramie, ' Wye 30, Cheyenne 31, Kimball. Nebr.; Aug.. 1, Sidney 2, Julesburg 4, Ogallttla 0, North I'tntte H, Guttenberg 10. "Ruled Off the Turf" (A. H. Woods, mgr.)—Bur- lington, N.i J., Aug, 11. Rliockey Stock (C. P. Shochey, mgr.)— Nelson- vllle, (-.. ::o-Auk. 4. Stevens Comedy (Harry A. Stevens, mgr.)—Johns- ton City, III., ItO-Auf. 4, West Frankfort 0-11. Soiitueru. Channcev I.. (llalnnd A. Osorue, mgr.) —Ashevllle, N. C. 30, Indefinite. Stalls. J. o.. Stock (Lawrence Peteraon, mgr.)— Aug. 4, Rockland 0, Mlnnewaukon 7, Devils Lake 8. Cburehs Ferry 0, Caudo 10, Bulla 11. Vogel'a (John W. Vogel. mgr.)—Columbus, 0., ■IO-Aug. 1. Delaware 2, Marysrllle 3, Spring- field 4. Clrclevllle 0, Portsmouth 7, Chilli- cotlie 8, Dayton fi-11. TENT SHOWS. Alton A Anderson's—Lawtou, Mich., Aog. 1, Ben- ton Harbor 2, Buchanan 3, St. Joseph 4, New Buffalo 0, Uporte, Ind., 7. Well-bom 8, Lake- vllle », New Pari* 10, HleuIienTllle, 0.. 11. Bornmn & Bailey's—Sberbrooke. P. Q.. Can., 30. Viilleybelil 31, Montreal Aug. 1, 2, Tbree Rivers 3. Qnebec 4. BurcU & Keiss'—Republic. Wash., Aug. 1, Grand Forks, b. c, ('rfii., 2, Greeuwooa 3, Pbo?alx 4. Kosslnnri 0, Nelson 7, Moyle 8, Oronbrook 9. Fernle 10, Michel 11. Campbell Bros.'—Merrlll. Wis., 30, Plttsvllte 31. Bangor Atig. 1. Preston, Minn., 2, Cresco, In., 3, Decornh 4, Fayette 0. Cnmmltis' Wild Went—New Britain, Conn., Aug. 1. Hurt ford 2. Gentry Bros.' No. 1—What Cheer, In., Adg. 4. Nevada fi, 0, Carroll 7. Audubon 8. Hnrgreaves'—Brownsville, Me., Aug. 2, Green- ville 0. n Hagenbeck's, Carl—Springfield, 111., Aug. 1, Pei>rla<2, Bloomlngton 3. Fmepmigh At Hells Bro^.'—Provo, U., Aug. I, Salt l.nke City 2. lx}gan 3, Pocatello. ldn.. 4. Bolne City 0, Baker City. Ore., 7. I.n Grand 3. Walla Walla, Wash,, 0, RlUvllle 10, Spo- Vane 11. Oollmnr Bros.—Delphi, Ind., Aug. 1. Wabash 2, Alexandria 3. Sidney, -O., 4, Bellefontalne 0. Kennedy's Wild Wvt (W. H. Kennedy, mgr.)— Boston. Moss., 30-Sepr. 8. Lucky Bill's—Swanton. Nebr., Aog. 1, De Witt 2, Wllher 3, i;rete 4.. (Well 0. Bnrnston 7. Oketo, Kan., 8, Herkimer 1), Hanover 10, Hollenburg Chicago Stock iciias. H.- HosnKam, n.gr.)—Saull Ste. Marie, Midi., 30, Indefinite. - Callforntii mock (Smith & Frederlckn, mgrs.) — Sacratnelilo, Cal., M Sept. 30. CaRluo Stork (\V. C. Ma lone, mgr.)—Paducab, K>.. 30, tmlefinfte. Crnln Stock (Jolin Craig, mgr.)—Boston, Mass., 30, Indefinite. Cruwford Slock—Troy, N. V,. SO. Indefinite. "Chinatown Charlie" (A. II. Woods, ingr.)— Utevelund. U., 30Aug. 4, Detroit, Mich., d-11. "CowlHiy Girl," Masierii (Kilroy & Brlitoit, mgrs.j —Chicago, HI., Aug. D*U. "Obwlioy Girl," Western (Kilroy a> Hrltton, mgrs.)—Wnukeiwu. III.. Aug. it. La Porte, Ind., «; Tipton s, illiirfton 10. Hartford City 11, De Itets-Buntelte Htock (Titos. K. De Pew, mgr.) —Fort Smith, Ark., 2»-Aug. 12. Dough ty-Cuiiipliell Slock—Mondovla, Wis., 80- Aug- 4. Daly, Augustln, Stock—Denver. Colo., 0-18. "Ltevll'H Aiiclloti," Chun. II, Yule'a—Brooklyn, N. Y.. Aug. 0-11. Elwyn. Umu—Wnmlngtou, Vt.. 30-Aug. 4, But* html 0-11. Mlleford Stock—Onkland. Cal„ 30, Indefinite. Frinvley, Daniel, Druiuatic—Seattle, Wash., 30- Aitg. 4. Ferris Comedians (Harry Bnhh, mgr.)—Waunau, Wis., 30-Aug. 4, Green Bay fi-lt. Baton Rouge. La., 30-Sept. 1. "Sunny Smith" (J. C. Rockwell, mgr.)—Nantai- ket Beach, Mass., 30-Sept. 3. "Shoplifter"—liidlQiiauolis, ind., Aug, 2-4. "Secret of Police" (A. H. Woods, mgr.)—Plain- field. K. J- Aug. 'I. Plilladelpbla. Pa.', 11-18. Tucker, Etbel, Stock (Mack Bros., mgrs.)— Let Angeles, Cal., 30. Indefinite.' tylor Sto ford, Mass., 30-Aug. 18, "Told In the lltlls" (Will J. Block Amuse. Co.. mgrs.)— Cblrngo, III.. 30, Indefinite. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Stetson's, Eastern (P. J. Jones, mgr.)—Somervllle. N. J., Aug.- 1, Bound Brook 2. Crnnford 4, Itosellc 0, Woodbridge 7. "Uncle Josli Spnireby," Eustern (Hanks A Fraiee, inert*.)—Chicago, III., 20-Aug. 11. "Uncle Josh Spruceby," Westem (Hanks A Fra- xee, mgrs,)—Mursbtleld, Wis., Aug. 1, Nellls- vllle 2. Chippewa Falls 3, Stillwater, Miuu., 4. St. CloiHl fi. Yitin-'t*. Beatrice (Rimer E. Vance, mgr.)—Pitti- Iturg. I'n.. Aug. 4-11. Vlutou, Mystle (H. P. Bultner, mgr.)—Seymour, In., Aug. 1-1). Van Dyke and Eaton (F. Mock, mgr.)—Spring- Belli. III., 30-Aug. 12. Vale. Loulw?, Stork (Trovers Vale, mgr.)—Bo* idiester, X. Y„ 30-Ang. 4. Yallamont Stock (Lyman A. Pray, mgr.)—Wll- lismsport. Pn.. 30, Indefinite. Wallers. Jule—Dayton. U.. 30-Aug. 1. Witndnger Bros.' Own (Frank Wlunlnger, mgr.) --Wlmmii. Minn.. KO-Aug. 10. Warner Comedy (Ken It. Warner, mgr.)—McGre- gor, la., 30. Indefinite. Wnllnck's Theatre, Northern (Dublnsky Bros., n«rs. I—Kock Island. 11!., 30, Indefinite. Walluck's Theatre. Southern (Dublnsky Bros., nutrs.)—Lincoln, Nebr., 30-Ang'. 12. "Wife's Secret," S|iencer & Aliorn'n (Joseph Mount, mgr.)—Columbus. (».. Aug. 2-4, Dayton 0-H, Rcbmond, Ind.. 0. Anderson 11. Young, Edwin, Slock—Tarrytown, N. Y., 30- Aiig. 4. "Young Buffnlo, King .of the Wild West" (Chas. K. lilnuey Amuse. Co., mgrs.)—Kllinbcth, X. J., Aug. 4. MUSICAL. 11. Monti- luiletlnlte. Pawcett Stuck (George Fuwcett. ingr.)—St. Paul, Adde Opera (I^o Aihle, mgr.)—Mobile, Ala., Mlhn., 30. Indetliilte. Fulton Bros. SloL-k— I.lncflln, Nebr., 30-Ang. 4. "Fist Mall" (SCOtl & Haynor. mgrs.)—Itidinnn- iiolls, hid.. :tu-Aiig. 1, Duyton, ti., 2-4, Unmll- imi 5, Dnyion 0-8, Hum 10, Fort Wuyue, Ind., "(.siiihler of the West" (A. H. WooiIb, mgr.)— N. Y. City 3(>Aug. A. Newark. N. J.. «U. "Great Jewel Mystery"—Baltimore, Md., Aug. 4-11. lloyt's Comedy (II. G. Allen, nigr.)—Clinton, la., 311-Aiig. 4. Suyhrook (111. Hunt Stock (M. A. limit. m«r.l— (iraitd Morals, Mich.. 30-Aug. 4, Muulslng li-11. Hmiier-llrHilfiird St wk—Worcester, Mass., 8U- Aug. 4. IHlluitm, May. Stock (Eruest Schnabel, ingr,) — Bellows Falls. Vt., Aug. It-Sent. 1. Herald Sipiare Stock (Hitler A FutiNbawe, mgrs.) —Gouvei'iieur, N. Y., 30-Aug. 4, Alexandria Bay tl-11. Hnwuni'DorsIt (Geo. B. Howard, mgr.)—Sioux City, la., 30, Indefinite. BJeiidvrsou Stock (W. J. A R. R. Henderson, mgrs.)—Oelwehi, hi., 30-Aug. 4. Harrison-Siithcrlnin! Stock ~ Sednlla, Mo., £0- Aug. 4. HmitIh- Parkinwn Stack (Roht. II, Harris, mgr.) — llloouilngton, hid., 30, Indefinite. Helsmmi stock—Savniiiiali. (la., 30, Indefinite. "How Hearts Are Broken," Aubrey Mlttenlhal'a — licit-oil. MIcb., 20-Aug. 4. "Huns ami NIs"—Tidwlo, O., 20-Aug. 4. Jeavuus Stock (Theo. Jeavouu, mgr.)— Latrobe, Pa., 30-Aug. 4. Melbnrne's—Msnle Lake, Minn., Aug. 1 cello 2, Elk River 3. St. Francis 4. Mnckay's, Andrew—Campbelltown, O., Aug. 2. Pftrls 3, FBlmonth. Ind., 4. Norrls A Rowe's—Winnipeg. Man., Aug. 1, 2, Emerson tt, Red Lake Falls. Minn., 4, Little Palls 0. Coliiuet 7, Kveleth 8, Hibblng fi, Vlr- •ffi^SlSIS^ 8 ^ m sr.)-New "*»■ Pawnee fllil'a Vl.l'west, Col. Llllle'a-Mahanoy City, Pn.', Ann. 1, Muncli Chunk 2, Pottsvllle S, Heading 4. Hnrrlsburg 0, Lancaster 7, Norrls- town 8, New Brunswick, N. J„ 0, South Am boy 10, Red Bank 11. RltiRlIng Bros.'—Michigan City. Ind., Aug. I, Kalamazoo. Mich., 2, Battle Creek 3. Hillsdale 4, Grand Rapids 0. Lansing 7, Saginaw 8, Pon Huron A, Hiij City 10, Flint 11. Robinson's, John—Gnlloh, 0., 30, New Lexington Kl, Olotlster Aug. 1, Gnlllpolls 2. Mlddlenort 3. Chnrlentmr,-W. Vn.. 4. Roucevert 0. Covington. Vh.. 7, Clifton Forge 8. IWiMtis', Frank A.—Oyster Bay. N. Y.. Aug. 1. Huntington 2. Rlverhend 3, Greenport 4, Sar Ilnrlmr 0. Southnmnton 7. Rtgos' Wild West—Bonn vllle. Mo., 30-Ang. 4, IVH MolneS. In.. 0-11. Sells-Floto's^-Corydmi. I.n.. Aug. 1, Memphis 2, Lancaster 3, Uiilniivllte 4. Snvder Bros. & Halts Wlhl West—Weston. 0,. Aug. 4, McClure 0. Liberty Center 7, Delia Station 8. Stnrrett's, If award S.—Larclimont. N. Y., Aug. 1. 2. Irvlngton 3, Rockland Luke 4. Nnnnet 0. Silver's. Bert—Brant. Mich.. Aug. 1, Oakley 2. New Latlirop 3, Montrose 4, Wallace's, B. E.—Goodlanil, Ind.. 30, Monticello 31. Wlimamac Aug. 1, Crown Point 2, Knox 3. Chicago Helehts. id.. 4. Wiinhhiirn & D'Almo's— Haverhill, Mass., Aug. 1. 2. Newburyport 3, 4. MISCRLLANF.OIIS. Ament Cnrnival (Cn|it. t. D. Anient, mgr.)— (IreciTKVllle. III.. 30-Aug. 4. Ilrluina 3-11. BnHlock's Animal Arena (Frank O, Rostock, mgr.) —Coney Island. N. Y.. 30, Indefinite. Barton Bros. Show (Mnit Bnflun, mgr.)—Al- bany. N. Y., 30-Ang. in. Cntlksuank—Scarboro, Me,, Aug. 2, South Wind ham 3. (iorlinm 4. Canadian Jiitdlee Singers (W. T. Cary, mgr.)— l>nnklln. Minn., 30, Indefinite. UET'l II Mill iCK. Start an Amusement Parlor and Penny Arcade and reap a fortune. Edison Coin-Slot Machines draw the crowd and accumulate wealth for you... Automatically run by electricity at small expense. Write to-day for full information to NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO., 84 TiAKESIDE AYE., - - ORAJTGE. ». j. FOR BAl*K—Tent, 70ft. Round Top, with a 40ft. Middle Piece. TIiIh Top wan put up hew May 14, and has not heen down since. Used on one lot for Vaudeville Theatre here. Made to older by U. 8. Tent Co. Also ten lengths of Blue Se&ta, nine high. If yon are looking for ]niik don't answer this. AIho havea&tory £ Clark Organ I Will Bed for $35. CHAS. BERK ELL, Klite Theatre, Davenport, la. Can take possesion Aug. is. FRANK M.RF.YNObDB Wants Good Medi- cine Performers. Can tine 8 good lecturers. Will buy a troupe of trained dog*. Indian vegetable compound; 3 months' treatment, with hank d'uft 15.00 a gross. I pay expenses. North Jay, Maine. U A \TKI>, PERFORMERS: stale If you play organ. Lectirer that can straight act i. Perform- ers. $10 and all. Week's salary advanced when you arrive. Show thin to friends. MADAME DE-MAR, Wlllock, Allg. Co., Pa, PASTOR 14th ST., 3d AVE. . CONTINUOUS. 30 and 30 eta. DftOCKMAX, MACK and BELMONT FRANK WHITE nnd LEW 8IMMUNS HARRY HOTTER AM) COMPAXY ADAMS aod DKHW, NOUAH KKLLY.I I.A BKLLIS TKIO. SPECIAL FEATURE-THE 3 ROSE?, Mack and Dugal, Seymour's Dogs, Frnncl*} Wood,! Corbett and Forrester.B EXTHA ATTRACTION.-LE b JUNDTS.rl WANTED^Med. Performers: change for week, work in act. Prefer those that, plav organ. No boozer)* or tourlnts. Travel In special car; all railroad towns. 1 don't owe a dollar. Bank ref- erences. Billy Kllng, Faust, Franklin Co., N. Y. "GltoiVBERO Stereoptlcons" for Song IllnE- traturn, Luoturers, 412 50; full size, aeudiureut. Gronberg Stero. Co.,1425 E.Howard Av.,Biloxl,Mlas AT i.iujKiitTY—Jttmcrt Uutishannon, Wizard of the Baton* Marvelous Juggler, Soft and Wooden Shoe Dancer. Also an eleguut llolali of a Double Knob II re Baton, late of ALU. FleltiB' Minstrels. Address Jas, Onnshannou, 204 Qage at, Ben- nington, Vt. WANTEDUl'ICK, Man Plmio Player, novel fakir, to double ainaii parts; Cornet Player, double vtoliu; Tuiia, double Htage; Juvenile Man, Uuuoie brass. Slimmer and Winter, Kaine lowest salary. Stevens A MOsuman Stock Co.. New Florence, lie* FOR SALK-Flue PLAY. Hooked solid. Great money maker. Full line of elegant printing. Ua^i niue people. Greatest opportunity ever oirered. Will nactiffce If taken at once. MISS GKRTKUDt FLKMiNfi, care of (leu. Del., Chicago. 111. AT LIBERTY-Talented young LEADING WOMAN. Only Hrst clans compaDles nod respun- slide luauager^ considered, utie piece prefcrrcu. Adrlre.is MISS GKRTRUDF. FLKMLNG, Care of General Delivery, Chicago, III. Rluck Piiltl Troiibnilnnra (R. Voekfetli mgr.)— Con,ke> Cutueily—Oreeuport, N. Y.. TIO-Aug. 4, Sag Liberty, NV Y.. Aug. 4. Mtmtlefllo «. Port Jer- _ Harbor tl-lj floldeu Rule Coinedv Co. (Oardinler Bros., mgrs.) —Hosoo. 111.. rtl-Aiiif. 4. Klvaston (ill. Jolly Elhloiilons (H. II. Dudley, mgr.)—Norfolk, Vh., .•iO-Aug. 4. Newport' News 0-11. vis 7, Mlddletonn 8. Newhuridi 0, Saratoga 10, Cotines 11. Cnhun. Geo. M. (Sam II. Harris, mgr.)—N. Y. City no. Indefinite. Climnherlsln and his Band—Blngliamtou, N, Y, Jones' Frontier Exhibition—Mount Union, Pa.. Aug. 1. .Mi'Veytown 2. Newport 4. Miiri7's Hpeclnltv Co, (Al.Martx, mgr.)—Parson- Held, Me.. Aug. 2, Usalpee, N. II., 3, Oonwny 4. Jackson 0. Mnrkle'N. W. R.. Runny Sonth—Drowning, III., Auk. 2. Bath ". Havana 4. Pekin 0. Peoria T. Mnnd,r Shows {A. P. Whitney. Mgr*}—Manitowoc. WIk., :i()-Aug. 4. Sheboyitiin 0-11. Parker. C. Vt.. AmtiRemenl <!o. (Cramer & Tyler. ingrn.)—Grand Island. Nebr., 3D-Ang. 4. Paniiibuslka's. Prof., Animal Show—Canton. 111.. Atig. 1. IMhviim, Wis., 2, Lincoln, Nebr., 4, Worthlngton. Minn., 7, Indlanola. la., 10. Itnpp. Mr. aud Mr*. (Augustus Rapp, ingr.)—De Soto. Ind.. .tfl-Aug. 4. Barmond. H. S.—Oconto, Wis.. DO-Aug. 4. Robinson Amusement Co.—Peru, lud., ,10-Aug. 4, Kankakee. III.. Oil. Sevengiln (Walter C. Mack, mgr.)—Clintlism. Out.. Can., :iO-Ang. 4, Rerlln 0-11. i, ImlHIiiltei CoiiwiiyV Ithueu Band—Atlantic City, N. J., ao- Aug. 18. Diimh uinl Ills Baud (Frederick Pblnney, mgr.)— Winnipeg, Man., Can., Itfl-Aug. 11. Duinroscli Orchestra—Chicago, III., 110-Aug. B, Fulruiiin's Boidoii Coueert lluml (Win. It. Kern, mgr.)— Atlantic City, N. .L, 110. indeflulte. Flseher's Military Uuiul (Chus. M. Fischer, mgr.) —New OrleuiiH. La., no. Indefinite. Guttl'a Bnud—Philadelphia. Pa., :I0. Indefinite. llerliert'N, Victor, Orchestra—Philadelphia. Pa., HO, IndeQulte. Howe. Leuna, Orchestra—Long Branch, N. J„ 30- Sept. 8. Henry, T. F., nnd bis Band—Des Molnea, la., 30, ludeflnlte. "His Honor the Mayor'* (Wm, Kayraoud Sill, mgr.)—N. Y. City :io, ImleUulte. InnlH mid his Orchestra! Bund—Luke Mhmetonka, Minn., Aug. A-IO. Jutils, Elsie (Llebler A Co., mgra.)—Chicago, 111., .10, ludeflnlte. Kendall Musical—Portland, Ore.. 30, Indefinite, Ktllles' Bund (T. P. J. Power, ingr.)—Chlcaio, III.. 20-Aug. 11 LOUISIANA. Knott. Hum-lit' (Sweety, Shlinuan A Co., mgrs.)— CnrlUni. Mt-., Aug. I, lluultou 2, Calais 3, Kiint iwi t 4, Bar liorlwr 8, Belfast 0, Caui- deu 10. Uevsloiii! Sto«>k (Max A. Arnold, mgr. I—Winter Horbor, Me., ;iO-Aug. 1, Ellsworth 2-4, Calais Oil. New Orleans.—At the West End (Tom Winston, malinger, no previous seaaon has Lambrasl's Royal Venetian Band—Philadelphia, l»een us prosperous as the present one. Prof. I'u., :t0, liittellnMe. Charles FUher's Concert Bnud, Warner's kln- i.iifniti'M Band—Chicago, HI., 28, Indefinite. odroine, and the tfrst. clnss vaudeville offer- "I,»nd of Nod"—Chlrago. III., 30, Indefinite. logs, ulwaya assure a pleasant evening. The May. Edna (Charles Frohuian,, mgr.)—Loudon, work of KlUp oud Klppv, Wahlund and Telka, Kug., 30, luttellnlte. Nellie Klur ipp an i eue, n nd De .uora and Graceta won HttJP^.™^HBgJE «""«*■ m * r -J— litem rounds of applause. The two Inttei Boston, Mnnfl.. 30, Indeflnlte. KIiiBHiey-Russell (K. B. Hussell, mgr.)—Bowling Navnssur Ladles' Military llpud (Eugene Dial, (ireeii, Mo., Aug. Oil Kennedy Pluyers (Ben Lewis, ingr.)—Hlgglos- vllle. Mo.. :iO-Aug. 4. Uolden 0-11. Kelley Stock (Jewell Kelley, mgr.)—Paris, Ky., :it)-Se|it. 4. lA-slie, Rosalielp (Sim Allen, mgr.)—Senintou, Pn., llOAtiK. 4. WIlkes-Burre U-ll. I.tUInn Lyons Slock—Cur nun a, Mich., SO, Indefi- nite. La Vevne & levering—Lynchburg, Vn., IIO-Aug. 4, KoHiioke OIL I^-otinrd Stork (W. It. Leonard, nnjr.)—Iron wood. Muli.. Mtt-Ang, 4. Llvlugstoiio Stock (F. II. LIvlugHtoiie, myr.) — Peovln, III., .'tOAug. 2d. mgr.)—Plttnburg, Pa., :to-Aiig. 5. Pollard's Llllputliui Oiieru (C. A. Pollard, mgr.) —Brandon, Man., Can., 30-Aug. 4, KeiiaraO-U. Poaal's Band—Chicago, 111., HO, ludeflnlte. acta will hold over for week of July while the newcomers will be the Ward Trio and Hedrlx and I'rescott. Audubon Skatimi Kink. —Immense busi- ness rules. Prof, Albert C. Wultz scored lUiBClan Opera—Prlnee Albert, Alia., Can., Aug. neavlly with Ills marvelous exhibition on roller skutes. Boiiibii Imperial Baud—Philadelphia, Pa., 30, lu- iletlulle. Koriil Artillery Band (Joseph De Vlto, mgr.)— Baltimore, Md., 3U-Seiit, JB. Rosutl'H Bund—Clncluuntl. 0., 30, Indefinite. Royal Ciinadlau Bund (J. M. Finn, nigr.)— Oitinhu, Nebr., 30. Indefinite. San Fraiielsco Oin'ru (Russell & Drew, mcrs.)— Seattle, Wash., .10, Indefinite. Notes. —Tiiere are slim chances for the reopening of Athletic Park again this sea- son, or the suit now pending In the courts lias been postponed from time to time Cims. R .("Parson") D t nvles returned from the Hast week of 2L', and promises Rome big doings during the coming season...,-Morgan J. Dowling, ■ late business manager of the Lake llrmly Stock (D. O. Hartiaau, mgr.)—Kent, Slafer and his Brooklyn Marine Band—Brighton Old (Jrnnd Opera HotiHe, returned home 2A, O., .10, indefinite. Beach. Coney Inland, N. V., !I0, IndeDnlte. looking In pprfect health after a most en- "1.1 on nnd the Mouse," Eastern (Henry B, Hnrrls, SrhllKouyrs Hungarian Bnud—Chicago, III., 20- lovable vacutlon spent In and around New ,..^!* r t.\™^:_. Y i.^?.P?. , ..A!.^? llli . , . , . e ! « „ ,. ..,. Au . f _-. M:.. „._._:. York.... ..Krank R_ Rice and family, of "Llou ami the Moils*-," Western (Henry B, Harris, "Social .Whirl" (Shubert Bros., mgrs.)—N. Y. uigr.l—Chicago, Hi., 30, indeflulte. City 30. Indefinite. Mcliityre and llentli (Kluw A Erlanger. mgra.)— "Society Girls" (E. Marsh, mgr.)—Cincinnati, N. Y. City :iO. luileQulte. O., Aug. 4-Sept. lit, Mytkle-1 larder Slock, Eastern (W. II. Harder, Thomas. Theodore, Orchestra—Chicago, III., Auk. mgr.)—Wllkes-Barre, Pn., IIO-Aug. 4. n&ept. 1. Myrkle Harder Slock, Western (Eugene J. Hall, Williams. Ilnttle (Charles Frobman, ran.)—N. mgr.)— Miumfleld, O., 30-Aug. 5, Ts'ewark Oil. v ' — - '--•--—- Mni'mlllon's piuyern (Don MHcmlllon, mgr.)— Springfield, Mo., flO-Aug. 4, Pittsburg, Kan,, C-1I. Murray ft Mnckey (John J. Murray, mgr.)— Alb- enti, O.. IIO-Aug. IS. Muiam & Slglits Coined I u in* (J. W. Sights, ingr,) —Cnlar Falls. In., nO-Ang. 4. McCiilhuu Stock (W. B. McCnllum, mgr.)—Port- land, Me., 30, IndeUulle. Mnltlce Stock (Ward B. Mattlce. mar.)- St. Thomas, Out., HO, Indefinite. Morgon-Pcpple Stock—Savuuun, HI., Aug, 1-3. Fort Madison, la., 4, tl, La Plato, Mo., 0-10, Butler 11. Moore Slock (J. II. Moore, mgr.)—Rochester, N. V.. 30. indefinite. Miller BroH.' Stock (John M. Miller, mgr.)—Peo- ria, HI.. 30, Indefinite. the Rice Boat Show fame, has about retired from the theatrical business, and lias built himself a beautiful home here, where he and his family ure now comfortubly located.... The Klysltim Theatre, In the lower dlatrlet. was not sold nt Innt weeks auction, as the bidders were to low. 4 1 » MINNESOTA. !\llniitMii)olis.—At the Metropolitan Opern House (L. X. Scott, mauager) Ferris Stuck Co.. with Florence Stone, lu "The Prisoner of Zemin," for week of July 21). This com- pany played to large houses week of 22, In "The Cowboy and The Ijidy." ''Old Ileldel- Mi'troiHillian Stock—I.aiieaster, Pa.. 30-Ang. 4. MOinclli_ Bros.'—Troy. O.. Ang. 0-11. Y. City Aug. 0, ludeflnlte. Wills Musical (John B. Wills, mgr.)—Montenm- ery. Ala,, ;il)-Aug. 11. Weber's. Jolin C, Military Band—Cincinnati, O., 20-Aug, 4. Wetf's Baud—Chicago. III., 30. Indefinite. Ill HI.KSOl-H- AND VAIUICVILLE, Adams. Geo. II., Vaudeville (A. L. Snvllle. mgr.) -■r^MS'li?" J"*-*"*- ■*• Mount Vernon 0-11. Fischer's Th cut re Burlesque (It. O. Watch, mgr.) —Denver. Colo., 30, liuleliiilte. Ornhnuie Comeily (Fred (lrubsme, mgr.)—Coshoc- "« r K next week, ton, o.. 30-Aug. 4. Ulfiqi*a (Joliu Elliott, manager).—BUI for Ideals (Horry Williams, mgr.)—Pittsburg, Pa., 30 aud week: The Quluu Trio, the Marvelous ntl-Aug. 4, Detroit, Mich., fi-il. McC'litre, De Shields and Mehrlng, Steve Imperials (Sim Williams, mgr.)— Plttaburg, Pa., Jennings, Lcwltt and Aaumore, aud Hemiau 01 '• La Fleur. MINSTRELS. W0NDKR1.AND Park. — Airship exhibition Allen's (Geo. Vt. Qtilne, mgr.)—Rolaton, Okla.. WP £ k °' -";,„ « , . v»*M_Tbe Grand Army Encampment, .. .All theatres that Summer wilt re-opcu lliinclli Bros'-Troy o. Ang. o-lL ; H i, |. B Vi«4 :u". flMUwate? Aug. I. OuthrhT Y, Notkh.— The Qrand Mldulght Flyer, ' N«>rthern (Auson Varwy, ivrry ;t, (iklul.oi.ui City 4. ft? A illball 0, Ponca beglnnlliK Atli. ».... ffit^<^^&x A p^^ ^ fri'Ssjs» K *• *"■ onFk^ for lhe MulnuS-- ! i?ip'\vestern (Kd. Anderson, mgr.) •WjLft Xd=t *k^-*l«M«» *• »«* „ _ "' , ' Flyer," Western (Ed. Anderson, tngr.) id. ind., Aug. 0. ItensKtilcitr 0, Sliel- id, ln.L. Aug. 5. Benssaleur 0. She!- llrvanfa (0. W. Englebrellt, mgr.)—Indlanniio- -m.mi, ., 7. Mntitlcclto. Ind.. S. Ilrookslon 0, lis, Ind.. 30-Aug. 11. ■iimnimiw Wllllitm-iiori lp .Danville. 111.. II. Dis-ks(«.ler's, t#w (dins. D. Wilson, tngr.)— W|t w«>k of July 22, with the (loorge Knwcott Mat of Her Cholce" ;r IlaJtlmnre. Md., Aug. 411. Springfield, Hum.. Aug. 4. Co., In "Tlie l,ndy Mnrgot," by (leo. Hazel Millionaire ^pfe*;, Klmer Wallers'—Kansaa lhumelly A llattleid (A. 0. Field. mgT.)—Me- ton. Percy Ilftawell ptayeil the title role. St. i'nnl.—At the (Iranil Opera House (Theodore!,. Hays, manager) business was """nwi'Ptt . Aug. n-H. •'My Wife's Family." Western (W. Mcflownn. mgr.)—Trrirer-H' City, Mich.. Aug. '. Frankfort 2, l.ndlngton 3, Ontikosh, Wis., r>, Fund dn Lac rhunlrshurg, O.. Aug. 4,"ll»iw 'Suutiuliky ii. The piece was originally wrltteu by llov Sen Wttuseon^i^nrynu 8, Van Wort o, Cellua 10, Rnbnugh, a young newspaper man of St. St. Mnrys II. Louis, under the name < in FAYor df the x,s,e'r» "rAJ^zr*^ mbm - "^ $££$* *s safes, af&t-us incld 4,' Ausahle lorks'5f KeestluS 10, dSE ft?" & "TUe hndy Mnrgot," by Geo. lltttl- Norrls, William (Joseph Weber, mgr.)—Chicago. III., 30. Indeflulte. "Nettle the News Hlrl"—Kansas City. Mo., 29 Aug, *. °*^.' , ".. s,fl, » '■ , "' M1 <J*'o«u. mgr,)—Parkerahurg, W. Va., 30-Aug. 4. J.ii Pint. vllle 11 ton the well kuown author of "Mistress Dandy Dixie's (John J. Nolan, mgr.)— Waahlng- Nell." who was present nt Its Initial perform- loii. 1>. C Aug. 4-11. once. 22. The bluy Is In four uctB, Tlie cast: New York (U. L. Silver, mgr.)—Leeda. N. D, Queen Elizabeth, Ella Uugli Wood; Robert BUIOHIE STAGE KLHCTHIUIANS h! good salaries. My "PructiculCompeiid »f Etcrtrie ity" explains ml. A child can understand. 2"2 pages, tiludirated. By mail, tl. Adilrcss T. JEPKEKSUV, Hotel St. Deniim, N. V. City, Of lil.» <i... vsa<CTlU* Tk..iT,., f.-MKIERIfBLD JR., PliKS. ; HAKTI.N BECK. GENERAL MANAOIS. . ill AppllcatluDi for Time Must be AddrHMi] q C. tt. BRAY, Booklni M«n,«»r, Haleitlc Then re Hullillng. CTilcego" 111. Huber's "£ Museum WANTED, for Opening, Monday, Jul; .10, i i STaoia cnaio hall attbactiub. I . AHareae J. II. AND k hs<in, Mgr., m above. BEBJiMJiUJ ALICES AJLf\rA\ MIVKM'V JHHIOAL AllTISTE, "THE LAUY WITH THB CLARIONET I S9 OERRARD ST., LOHOOM. W. TAFF VOLTA A ROBERT O'MEERS, Artists wanting European time write, sratiogopi time and terms.'Cable, '•AGOIVIC," I.ONDO WANTGU-Olairvoyant Mind Keadur, capab'e of doing magto and Illittilonsaaa tenturcact. Abo A No. 1 S. andD. ykotclt Team or tlrat class 8on< hrette. J. It. Woods, pk>ase write. Tick bt.v "No.- J.C. UBKKAN, M. P., Uen. Bel-, Clbvcliind, Ulilo. SCBNERT FOR 8ALK—Piihito Areh.fann ; Carden Set, with set llouae; Purahel I'Iciuk Frames, two Open Stage Lamps, 1-Spot. Aim Power Cnmegrapli.No. 6, wltliTrunknnd oooft. Fil. F. tinge, g Sininner Br., Lynn., Mass, MtSKlANS WANTED— Clarionet an. Ham, to locate In city of 2r.,000 luhabltnntt llulclgh, N. ('., to play In theatre, dances, eti Must he slglit renders and genilemeu In ever, respect. No kickers wanted. Thcbtre prlo sj.iio per night; duncen, $:i,00 up; mutineer $1.00. Tlio.ne doubling violin for dance* preferred. State everything In first lcttei No time for correspondence. Theatre open Sept. H. Must be net lied at once. Uoou U cation for the right man. Steady work Sun nier nnd Winter. X&t neeceaaary to be A. ,1- of M. Oilier good butdciitus. write. Wuntet Pianist, Immediately, to finish season a Hotel Tybee, Tybee, (ia., 'till Sept. "1 $10.0 per week; nfterwiirds location. Wire. At dresH l'HO^'. .1, LMVIN, Hotel Tybee, Tj-be Islinid, tin., until Sept, 1; after Sept. 1 liox 347, ltalelgb, N. C. Devcreaur, De Witt C. Jennings; Hear Weiothesley, Alice Fnweett; Sir, Kiel ard Clay too, t'barlea Hammond; (iei trnde, Sibyl Klein; William Hlmkespenn (leorge Sclimeder; ltlnbnrd Uitrbnge, Itega Ilauston-, Wllllnni Kcmpe, Alfred Ihulso Si-.; Jolin I.oiiiln, Wlllluiu Joel; Henry Cot dell, Chnrlcs A. (lay; John Veiling, Wllilm Dodge; Robert Arukla, Harold Castle; He Johnson, W. K, Kulbloe; Xnt Italnbow, A ired Smith.; Nancy, Hose Swnn; Thoum llnrold Orey; the Ijady Mnrgot, l'erc. HoHwell. The piece nod u big; rim ull weel nnd whs well received. "C'nnulle" 20-Aut;. J "EaHt Lyniie" 2-4, "Henrlettn" Q mij wtel OkI'ukum (Churlie Krerck, managcr).- ThlK iK'iiKf reupeua July 30, after u shot Summer's closing, with the following people Nelson and Nelson, Lewis aud Lesuingto. Smith nnd AduuiH, Harriet Itnberls, (lent vlevc Stanley. Flo. Lyle. Mary Clevetano Forrest aud Mayuard, and Leou and MaydU Km ri in-: (lleajnmlu Frlck. mnunger)^ Utisiiu'ris was fair week of 23. New peopl for week of 'Mi: Uolen MIgnon, Tliurston nni Grey, the Martin Sisters, and Carroll am Gardner. Those holding over: Llille Gai uett, Jessie Dennett, Mary Snutelle, 'Luei-cs: Kemp, Vera Lorain, Iiertle Van Llank, Vlr Stanley. Debbie Vlddei 1 , Polly O'Nell am Mabel Carroll. AuorroiiiL'M.—St. Paul German Suencer test, 2U-28, to Immense nttendnnce, • • Dnluth.—The Lyceum will open on Aug (1, wltU. the Stewnrt Opern Co., under the dl rectlon of John Cort. for one week. Bijou (Joe Mnltlaud. mnunger).— HubI Ben Is very good. People for July 30 ant week are: Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Robyns, IlilT L. \\ ebb, .Marguerite Newton nnd compaui Kcllsey Moore, Devlne and Kelly, Jacl 01'oole. Jaa. 'McClellau, and movlnc nit tnren. "'niL- Life of a CoWboy," mu " Ufc ■* Wiiitb City, at Oatkn Bench (C. A Marshall, manager). — Uuslnesa wah ver> good the imst week. The attractions ar' better and more of them since the opeului llu'aKR's "Uncle Tom's Cadin" will sbov under canvtis here July 31. NoTKK.—Adelnhle Thurston, who has beei "pending her vacation here with her mothei will bft In New Vork before long, to mnk- ready for her new play. "The <MrJ from On \SSl' «i 1 S? 1>lny l n by 1'nuline J'heltw am Marlon Short Lattrn Fronkenllold hn lukrn n cnttnge on Park Point, and. will b til home there until she goes Mast for n benrsnla of ber new piny, by Mabel Peniaon It Is railed "A Douglitcr of Colorado.".. thnuucpy Oicptt will open his senson here it tlie Lyceum, in his new plav, on Aug "3 Adgie and Her Lio ns. Touring Rngland for the Summer. Addrcus N. • OtlPPBR othe'e. 48 CrAnbourn St., W. C, Loudon, Rngland>; N. Y- addreHB. 2to Knst IjTtji su. N. Y. Gill Brown 1 Hopkins' Part', Kansas C'liy, Mo.' * *il THE SHREWSBURYS (MARGI E and LILLIE.) II miiLLK & FRANK re working this week tt OJIKSTHR PARK, UIN. INNAT1, O. MRS. ORVIM.B on the farm III I . U. Willi CIIESI'ER. aATHRYN DALE WANTS f jraone night stand go. playing city time; .1 People In all lines, oneCliararCterllan. Heavy (an, Loading Man. Man at least is feet tall to pwy s veil Indian Parr, Character Man to play Ihack 'ace Part, Small Man to play a bit and run prop.-, ne Character Woman; also one Ingenue. Ad mat have good wardrobe and dresH their parts ropuriy, incumpctontj closed after llrst h tjnrstil. Co. opens Sept. 3. I pay all after Jolnlnt-.fl ddress 0. H. MKMMKN, Box 178, Alma, Nob. P. Si—Mgrs. lu Nco., Iowa, III., Mb'li., Ind., OUH; \. ftud N. Y„ scad open lime. WANTED QUICK, IAN FOR HEAVIES JIM .SOME LEADS. foman for Juveniles and Home~Lcads, ciiarncier nnu. Cornet, Trombone or Rarlinueto Doable I'age or H. ami 0. Stale what yuttil) and Inwe^r Hliry. Wopayall. Utltcr Useful People, write, tut loiu on wire. Address olryimn-iuKKiNi. co.. Kiizm.cth, ininms. >vante;d i f-or RAYMOND & POORE vonian for Mrs. Morgan, with Specialty; child ir Mary, Cornet B. and ()., Irunihone It. and u,, larlonet B. and 6. show opem Aug. lfi. JACK PUOKB, I'laluwo 1, Mich. WANTED, FORI Carroll ComsdvCp: SEPEBTOIBE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. Unte your lowest. Pay your own. Rehearsals ommence Aug. 0. Season opens Aug. 14. Address ION cAItllOLL. Hiiriisvllle, \V, Vn. P. 3.—Can use Good Vaudeville Acts. WANT P> V No. 1 Sketch Team, that can change i'oi feek, man and wife, musical people preferrnl; Two Loud Comedians, good singers, milier nnd wllte, good on nnd off. Uoozers save stamps. VII In llrst letter. May Giant, write. Address I'HOF. JOHN W. MCDONOUGH, Keystone Hotel. Lebanon, !'»■ _ Iir.snt J. llAum;i,ir tins bpeu eneneed t« BcYmHlTl,S"P'tht 1 Vl01 ? A " en ' fl P^Ifflon o Lymbellue, this coming season. First Class Clarionettist AT LIBERTY ABOUT SEPT. I. ixiwrlonced. iiiign nnd Low Pitch.) Metiibcr V. F. of M. Tlieatre location preferred. Adilrtws !. P. YVIflTtioMU, liohnu's Pavilion, Tyin-e Islnpd, Oa. _^ ___—— THE WONDERFUL SIX