The New York Clipper (January 1907)

.Ta¥&ARY a. "CorJerJeah Perkins," Eastern, II. H.- Fnie*'* —Lafayette. Goto., 2. Longrooot tf, Bert bond (.. Lcveiaad 5, Xortb rune,- Nebr,. 7, Lulng- t»a 5, .Kearney V, Onnd Inland 10. "t'Dcle.Joah Perkins," ttoutfcero. Hanks A ?xt- We"*—Adair, la., Jan. 2, Kti«?llle 3, Union- rllle. Mo., 4, Trenton R. Milan 7, Chllilcotoe 3, Brynkflein 9, a-*ler-io. BooMlUe 11, Jef- ferson City 12. "Vticle Tom's Cabin" (W. Smith. ngr.)—Tatra city. in-. Jan. 2. Klmwood 3, BrltaDeld 4, Wyoming C, Toulon 7. ■ "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Burt's (0. E. Bcyerle, mir.)— Lincoln, J."ebr., Jan. 3-o. --• V Fin,-Billy n. (P. n. BnlliTaa Amaie Co-nm.) —St. 1'aul. MUm., 30-Jan. 5. Minaeajwlh '1-12. Van Dyke * Eaton (F. Hack, mgr.)—Portsmoata, O., 31-Jan. .J. Via Uao.fi Stock (ffm, W. LtpQlnt, ngr,)— .Waterloo,- P. Q., Can., 31-Jao.. £, Firabam 7-12. ■'Villas* I>nr*on" '(O. B.. W<*. .ngr.1—Himll- ton, N. Y-.i Jan. 3. 11 ion 4. Rome r.. "Volunteer Organist" (Allen Pierce, mgr.)—Hsn- i>tt*r. Pa.. Jan.. 2, Waytwsboro .1, Cbinibe-s- Urg 4.-CaHlsle ft. MUdletown 7. Omtesrllle 8, fba-nhvllle ft, Pottsvllle lit, Snnbury 11, Lew- Lit ■,-.-. 12. :.. ■--.... w . wntatfu Binoche -(Wagenhal* & Kemper. MaVl— JajrtHaVMich., Jin. 2, N, Y. Cltj 7, lu-kftalie. WnrUehJ, Dflflil (Davia iielosco, rap.;—Si. Louis, .VQ.,«31'Jjtn. &....-.. ... Wilson. Francis (Charles Frohman. mgT.)—Kan- sis City. Mo.; SO-Jnn. 2,- Cellar KapM*, la:, 8. Weber's, Joseph » , All Sura (Chas. T. K. Mil- ler, mgr.)—N..Y. Cltv 31, Indefinite. Wilson, Al. II. (Sidney K. Ellis, ragr.)—ma Van. N. Y.. :il, Wllltamsport, Pa., Jan. X. Sun- tmrr 2, Phsnlxvliie 3, Atlantic Cltr. N. J-. 4, 5, H. V. Chy 7*12. -. -. :. Wiiiant, K. 8. (utinrles A. Moore, ingr.)— Phlla- tlelphla, Pa., i/l-Jan. 0, Washington, D. C, 7* 12. Woodruff. dHeory (Henry Miller, mgr.)—N. T. City 31. Indefinite. wills. Nat M. (Broadhorst & Carrie, up.)-At* Unta.'On., 31-Jan. 0. Wvii.Han (Stair k Menial, mgn.)—Pittsburg, Pa., 31-Jan. 0, Cleveland, O.. 7-12. William* aud Walker (J. D. Barion, mgr.) — Jncksonxille. 111., Jan. :i. ■ ivinolnger Bro.i. Own (Frank Wlnalneer, ragr.) — Canton. 111., 31 -Jan. 0. Beanujtown 7-13. TVLttemac's Comedians—Wlnnsboro, Tex., 31-Jan. - 1, iiilner 3-S, !-ongvlew 7-9. Carthage 10-12. Whyte Dramatic (Chas. 1' Whyte, mgr.)—Eu- reka. Knn., Jin. 7-32. - Wallack's .thetitre. Northern (Diihlnakj Bros., mgrs.)—Rock Island, 111.. 31. indeOnIte. •* 'Way Down Ea»r" (Van. A. Brady, njr.)— .MlnreapoIU. Mian., -10-Jan. 5. ■■WhlU; 'Man Burnn," LIdvoId J. Carter's—Mon- ireal, Cnn.. 31-Jan. A. •'Woman of Fire" (I*. H. Sulllrin, ngr.)—Cal- cap>, III.. 31-Jan. 12. '/Warning Bell." r.ordr.n It Bennelt'a. East (For- rent lxhnm. mat.t —Lotisfnid, Pi.. Jan. 2, Slit* inston :'.[ J.phlgiilpn 4. Slienamloah u. Freeland 5. Ashland 0 Maucb Cliusk 10, Shanokin 11. Mount Garmpl 12. - "Waruliis Bell." Oordon.Jb Bennett's. XCnt (F. a Lwtlti*. mcr.)—DanvUle, til., Jan. 2. Moopenton -3.. SiicUlon 4. -Qttatr'a i. Mlcblcan City, lad.: 0, Knnx: 7, n/lnauac 8, Pern. 111.. f .i. Columbia City. 1*1., 10, Garrett 11. Find- lay, O., 12. •■■■.. "Way of tbe Transgressor," CbiB, H. Tale'i— Si. Catherines. Can.. Jan. 3,. Hamilton 4. 3. "When the World-Sleeps"■ {M Schwarti, mtr.(— Cincinnati. O., -30.Jin.-5, Cblcagw. III. 6-12. "Why Oirl-j Leare Home" (Vance & SulUvao, tngrs.)—Montreal,' Can.; Jan.v"-12. "Woman of Mystery" (itov. D. -Way, -nur.l— Frankfort, Ky..-.T*n. i:- LawrMi^bug 2, George- town 3. Pkrb I. I^xington J. t'crt?rjontb, O., 7. Jronton 8, (lalllrolU !i. Pomeroy 10, I'arkerc- Irarg, W. Va.i 11, wellaton. 0., 12." " . ;. "What Happened to Jones" (N. L. Jelenko.-miT.) —MeadvlHe. Fa./-Jan.-3.. OU-'Clty 4, Beaver ■1'aiN 5. Waiblugton 7, butler 12. - - '.'Wife's Secret" (Bdeacer & Aborn. mtrs.)—Ho- bokea, N. J., 30-Ju. 2. .. i V' Torke.and Ad&au (B. E. Forrester, ngr.)—N. Y. Clly 31^an.O. . «.- . . ...... "Yttk Stale Folk*" (Fred at Wright, mgr.)— Sytaeuse, X. V.. 31-Jan. 2, Rochester 3-5. Zlnn'a Musical Camedy—'Walla Walla, Wash., 30-Jan. 0, Spokane 8-12. :~.- HUSICAli. Bernicrt. Sam (Charles Fiuumao, mgr.)—N. T. City 31, lniieflulte. Bulger. Harry (Heoty Vf. Savaje, mgr.)—Wasb- lugton. it. C. :ii-Jan. (;."■ m^-ti- Uoft|on ideal- <bmle< Opera (Erts-In Patterson, ' mgr.)—Broken K-wr. Nehr., Jan. 4, Alliance >">. -Illtuk 'l'adi Troittndours-. Voelckel it .Nolan's \R. Vuelvkel.' ooir.)—Cbailestoo, si. C, Jau. J. Saraiiu.iii, 6nL 3. Wayoroas' 4, JactsoaTllle. . F1«.. 5, .Buifbrd 7. Orlando. Ra„ 8, Tampa, ■ ■ Kli:, 9. Ocala 1»VTallahassee 11. Qulory 12. "Belle of Mnyfulr'; (Ttioa. \F. Rjley, mgr.)—N\ Y.vClty 31, iruleflnlte.. ■ -. -. - "BPXgur Prlnce"0i*ru (Merrla k LeaVeUe, mrre.) ' -^ake City, Fla.. SI-Jan. 2, OainesTllle 3, Oca la 4, S. BarUirr 7. Lakeland 8, Plant City 0, Tampa 10-12. CaTrihnme, Joneph (Klaw St ErUoger, msrs.) — Brooklyn. N. V., 31-Jan. 0, B. V. Cltr 7-12. Carle^.Clcbard (Cnarles Marks, mgr.)—\Va?blr.g- .ton. D. C, 31-Jait. 5. Cshill, Marie (Daniel V. Arthur, m'cr.i—I'tico, . K. *T., Jan. 3. . Cameron, Qtiaee 'Boaton, Mass.. Jan. T-12. '■Coming Thro' ihe F.ye"-(VVIll J. Block Amnse. Co., cigr.1. '■—Boston, Mans.. 'U-Jsn. Si, Law* reace 7. i.twt-11 8. Haverhill 9, Fall River 10, Taw. ton 11. SprlDzHel«l.l2. D'Arviiif. CamllU (Sam H. & I.ee Shubett, Inc., mgrs.)—Brooklyn, N. X.. :tl-Jan. K. Daniels.'Frank-tC.-B. Dillingham, nirr.)—Knox- vllle, Tetin., Jau. 2. Moltlle. Ala.. 4. "Earl and the Olrl" (Sam s. & l.<=e Hbubert. Inc., mr.ro.)—Washington, J». C,.31-Jan. &, Newark, K J.. 7-12. "Everybody Works But Fat Iter" (A. R. .Webster, . .mgr.)-rOnutbo. N*br.,Jaiu 3. Hi. Joseph. Mo., (Na, Sedalla <i. Nevada 7. Jo|>lln 8, Pltlslmrg, Kan,, 0, Parwinn 10, Cuannte 11. lota 12. "Flower Olrl" (Sam S. & Lr* KlmherU 'ne., num.)—Clilcago, 111., 31-Jan. C, SHlwattkoe, wis., n-». Grand fttioni (Helarlch Conrlf-d, mgr.)—S. T. . City :u. iBtleOnlie.. Grand Opera (Ownr iTammorBleln, m^r.)—N. Y. Clly 31. Indeftnlte. <;1:imt. Lulu it". P. DIIIIngliBai. mgr.)—Sprlng- ilold, Maag., J,in. r.. H«(.)n 7-18. "(Teonre Wn^hlngloji Jr." (Cohan k Hani", rngra.) — iV.Mtuii,- Mass.. 31-Jan. 9, rblladelnbla. pa., 7-11». "Gingerbread Man,", Eastern (Rice A Weaver, titer*.)—Wllkrs-Hnrre, Pa.. Jan. 2, Pltlston 3, WlllIaniKrwrt 4. Illiaca. ft, Y., 5. "Cilaayrbrend Man," Ed». A. Bradcu'a. Western— Lincoln, Nehr.. Jan. 11, 12. "Olrl and the Bandit"—Nanhvlllo. Tenn.. Jan. 2, Memphis 3. Padmsli, Ky.. !*. • "(lay New Yurk" (.I^ieph Pctiinitlll, rogr.)—Nor- folk, Vu.. 81-Jan. r>. Lyncb:«arg 7. Cturlolle, N. i\, 8. Albevlll* 9. Rpnrtnnlnrx. X. C, 10, Greenville 11, Cohimluiit. Gu., 12. Hold, fllaaj fnnmii ZlegfeM. uigr.)—-N. Y. Clly 31, ludeflnlte. « Ilmlerrnau's, Jounle. Lmlio-' OrcliCBlra (1>. II. Undernun. mgr.)—Mtrralor. 111., 3t-Jan. A, IlUon 7-12. "lllu.lloiior tlie Mayor" (Win. It. Sill, mgr.)— York. Ph., Jan. J. "Iltilly Tpliy" Uos. M. Gailea, mgr.l—Albany, Oh., Jan. 4. Troy, Ala., 8. Relma 10. Inna Ct)iEi«* Opera (Wm. Hcywood. ingr.>—llla> wnllm. Kan.. Jsn. 2. Fnlls city 3. Morton 4. Helton r,. 8f«eoa. 7, Illue Kprlngs 8, Clyde 0, Cawktr City lf>. Lomn 1). oaborne 12. "Iiijeof Bong ll«ia." It. C. WUItncy'i—Uifayette, I;i' ! ... Jnn. 4. "lxle of fplce," ft C. Whitney'a— Patlucali, Ky.. • Jan. HV Jatils. Khile (Uehlt-r A Co.. ■atn.k—X. T, City ■ 7-18. Kilties ii.ii , r.'. v, j. ri.vr-T, mir.)—City of •. Sfevfeo. Merlrn. Jan. 1.8. - "Law.! or Nod" (Will J, Block Amuse. Co., mira.) —Me-iUlap. MpjLi Jan. 3, Selnaa. Ala.. 9. • Ma«. FrM W. fliarry Artln. mgr.)—Louisville. J7y„ 'Jau, 3. Padticib 3. N'&abvllle. Tenn., 4. Jackson 5, Menobl* 7. Llttl* Rock, Ark.. 8, Hit- Pprlags ». Tfxsrkant 10, 8hreveport, Ij., 11. Dallai, Ter., 12. "M*dam* Botiertlv" (Henry W. Ravaie. atgr.)— flereWnd, O.. 3t-Jan. .*■. Akron 7, Youngntown K. Hin-i.-'icM tn. "Mnvor nf Takla" fjn*. M. flallea, an;r.|—mil- (•urg. I'*- ■'■■'■ Jan. 3> "Maid-ahd/be tummy" (Joe. M. Caltw, mgr.)— Pearta, 111.. Jan. o. - -.. «.* ... '. Pcnrers, Jaa. T. flan s. k Lee Shnbert. toe.. mfcrs.)—>'. Y. City 31-Jin. 6. Boaton, M«j*., ■T-J». -j •■■■: ■ , • " • 'Teggy from Pari*," Midlion Corey'a (Ja*. B. somes, mgr.)—Wlenlpeg, Man,, can.. St-Jan. 2, Grand Fork*. N. Dak., 4. Fargo 5, St. Cloud, Mian.. C. Bralnerd 7, 3uperlwr. Wl*,, 10, Du- .-. lu(b, Minn., 11. 12. , Roblaaon Open—St. John, N. B , Can., 31-Jan. 0. -Red Feather". (Jos, M. Olltes, ngr.)—Llocoln, "Red Peal her'*- (Jos. M. Calte*. mgr.)—Omaha, Nebr.. Jan. 2. 3.'Lincoln 4. ■ ■ "Bore of Albimbra"—Cincinnati, 0., 31-Jan. 0. "Koyal Chef" (Harry Herbert, mgr.)—-Jaekion, Mlfe-. Jan. 2, Monroe. La.. 3. Vicksburg, -Vlti., 4, Natchea C. New Orleans, La., Q-12. tcrierr. l-'rilil (C. B. Dllllngtim, ngr.)—Chicago, 11L, 31-Jao. 0. •---•# Sap Cirlj Grand Opera (Harry Raasell. mgr.)— New OrleaOi,'- La., -iO-.l mil. 13. Standard opera (Margaret H. Browa. mgr.) — WBBhiugtun. Ind„ Jan. 2. Pari", 111., :t, 4, Charleston L Hannibal, Mo., C. Lr.ul*lana 9, 10, Mexico 11. 12. San. Frauclvco Opera—Tacoma, Wash..' Jan. 2, Vancouver. B. €., Can.. X 4. Victoria a. West- mln»ter 7. KelllnghaD. Wash.. 8. Erereit 9, Seattle 10-12. Aberdeen 14. Olyupla iZ. On- Italia 10, Portland. Ore., 17-19. "Student King" tllenry ■ W. Savage, mgr.)— N. Y. Cllt 31. indefinite. "Social Whirl" (Sam 8. ft Leo Shnbert, Inc., nigr*. >—Chicago, 111., .10-Jan. 12. "Show Girl." H. C. Wullsrj'a (J. P. Goring, mgr.)—Albert I.ci. Mkna., Jan. 2, St. Peters 4. liunknto o. New pin o, Owatona 7, Pari- hault 8. Stillwater 9. Rochester 11, Winona 12. "Stilt*n of Sutu" (MadlMn C-orey, mgr.)—Logan. L'., Jan. 2, Poc4telht, Ida.. .1, BoL«e 4. Baker City. Ore.. 5, Walla Walla, Wash., 7. Pendle- ton. Ore.. 8, Tbe Dalle* 9, Portland 10-12, Seattle, Wash., 14-1A. "Simple Slinun Simple," Nbton A -Zlremernisn's (A. II. Varley. mgr.)—South Bethlehem,. Pa- Jan. 2. Carbondale 3. Wllkes-Barre 4. Scrantoo C. Plttston 7. Berwick 8, Bloonsburg P. Mount Cermet 10, gheuondoah 11, Pottsvllle 12. Templeun, Fay (Klaw i Erlanger, ragre.)—N. Y. City 31-Jan. C. " arists" (Sam S. -Akron. 0.. Jaa. 3, Youogstown 4, 3, CI land 7-12. Wiillsma. Hattie (Chatles Froliraan. mgr.)—N. Y. C.ty 31-Jnn. 0. Philadelphia. Pa„ 7-19. Waters, Tom tXkon A Zimmerman, mgrs.)— Wbeellng. W. Va.. Jan. 3-r,. "Wonderland" (Jos. M. Galtes, mgr.)—Milwau- kee, Wis., 30-Jan. B. "W'lwrd of Oa." Hurtlg A Seamoo'a^—Philadel- phia. Pa.. 31-Jan. 5, Jer*e>y City. X. J..' 7-12. BUBLESQTJE AND VAIDEVILL.E. Americans, Edwin D. Miner's—X. Y. CHy 31- Jatt. .'., Philadelphia, Pa.. 7-12. Arenae Girls (<ieo. 1Mb, dist.) —X. Y. City 31- Jan. 12. Alcacsr Beanlles (T. W. Dinklns, mgr.)—Al- toona. Pa., Jan. 3, I.anca*ier 4, "Wmlilncton. . D. C, 7-12. Bo*>mn Belles (Jnck Singer, mgr.)—New Or- leans, i.u , 30-Jin. ;>. Bryant'*. Harry C. Fitravaitania—Reading, Pa., Jan. 3-5. Philailelplila 7-12. Blue Rllibou (}lrl». Jaiuw Hyde's—Detroit, Mich., 30-Jan. «, Toledo, 0... 6-12. . -, _■•- Bacbclrr Clnh (Harry Hasting*, mgr.)—All«uy. N. Y., 31-Jan. 2, Hftlyoke, Mass., 3-3,-Boston Bowery Burlesqners (Joe' Hurtlg. 'Bigr.)—Baltl- more. Md.. -31-Jao...".,, Pittsburg,' Ta.. 7 ; 12. Bohpnilansit Barney nwaWd, mcr.)—Scranton. Ps., ■.31-Jnn. s„x. x city 7-12. , :. •• •' - Bon Tons I Rush A Weber, mgrs'.)—Cleveland, 0-, ^31-Jan..J: BanTslo. X: .Y.-,i7.-12, ■ - Brlcadlers.«C'has;:-CroiliweU/mgr.l—rnterson, X. J.-.11-Jfii.,0, Jersey.City,7-12/ B(>hniaiiiSbow (F:-H-Brynn. mgr.t—Toledo, O., .30-.J»n.'5. iDdltnaimlK.Ittdl, Mt ■-. ^ fc Baltimore, Bfaiitie*—JUD)iea[>ol!9,- Minn., 30-Jan. -,6>Br. Joseiih. Mo,, ft-8. •:-.. +i .». nroflilway, nmrr Girls (Jaioes n. Curtin. mgr.) —Louistlllr. Ky., 30-Jnn.'5. Cincinnati. O., 0^12. • ■•."- Ciry Sports, Phil Sheridan, ayrr. t—Providence, B. l.."31-Jan. "■. Bostoa, Mass.. 7-12. Cracker 'Jacks (Harry Leon!, mgr.)—Blrmlng- Itam. Ala- 31-Jan. 5, New Orleans, Lu,, 012 Crfrapheil's NightSugnlew (A. Jack Faust, mgr.)— Cincinnati, O.. 30-Jan. a, Cleyeland* 7-12. Cherry Bltwaoms (M. Jacobs, Tngr.)—X. Y. City 31-Jan. 6.--- Colrmlal Relies (Chas. Falbe. mgr.)—Montreal, Can., 31-Jan. C, Toronto 7-12. Chsmregne Girls (Plill Fisher, mgr.)—St. Paul, Minn,, 30-Jao. 0. Bnluih 8-12. Derere'a. Sam, Owu 1 Indianapolis, Ind., 31-Jan. *". LoLiUvllle, Ky.. U-:2- Dainty Docbes* [Rush Jt Wener, rngrs.)—BitfTalo, K.jfa ^1-Jan. 5, Rochester .7-12. Dreamland Beauties (Bert Rantifek, ngr.)—Pblla- dflphLa'i Pa., 81-Jan, ft.- N. Y. City 7-12. Empire .Bnrlesq]tier>i (J. Fenoessy, mgr.)— Wor- cester, Mass;, m-Jan. 6. Brooklyn. N. Y.. 7-13. Fay Foster (Jnseph Omtenhelmer. mgr.)—BoHton, Mass.;: tl-i an. 8, Worcester 7-12. Greater New. York'Stars t Jacobs ft Jermoti, mgrs.) —Chlcaeo. HLi. W-Jafl. 12. Ga/ Morning Glories <8am A. Scrlhner. mar.)— Kansas City, -Mo., .10-Jon. .", St. Lonls 0-12. Gay MB.«qnertt>r« (Ram A. Scrlbner, oiicr.) — Pblladelpbli.Pa.; 31-Jan. C Golden Crook (Jacohn k. Jermon, mgrs.)—N. Y. City 31-Jan. T., Providence. K. I„ 7-12. ■ Illftb School Girls (T. W. Dinkln^ mgr.)—Pitts- burg. Pa., 31-Jan. 5, Alioonp 40. IrwJn'fl Big Show (Fred Irwin, mgr.)—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 31-Jao. 0. X, Y, City 7-12. Ideals (II, W. L Sim Williams, ragrs.)— Buffalo, N, Y-. 31-Jan. 3. Detroit. Mich.. 6-12. Innocent Mai<l» (T. W. Dinklnt, ngr.)—Kansaa Ci|y. Mo., 30-Jan. ft, sr. Lonl^ 6-12. Imperials ill. W. & Sim Williams, ragra.)—Phila- delphia. Pa.. 31.Jsn. 0. Jolly Girls (Gm Llenlne, mgr,)—NT. Y. City 31- Jan. 5, Paterson. N. J., j-12.. Jersey Lilies (J. Froshln, mgr.t—Newark, N. J., 31-Jan. r...Brooklyn. N..Y...7-10, Jollv Grass-Widows (Gns-Hocan. mgr.)— Betroif, Mich., 30-Jan. ft. Chicago, III.. 0-12. Kentucky Belles (Robert Gordon, mgr.)—Wash- . Jnaton. D. C. 31-Jan. P. lloltlrnore. Md.. 7-12. Knlckerliockrr* (Uwiis Roble. mgr.)—N. Y. City 31-Jan. ft, Philadelphia. Pa., 7-12, Ltd LlftPM (II. 8. Woodhnll. mrr.)—St. Ixinis, Mo.. 30-Jao. ft. Chicago, III.-, (1-10. I^fayette. the Grenl (T. G. l^rajette, ngr.)— Hrlrlgotnn, N. J., Jan. t, RtrrsKishnrg. Pa.. 2. }'.:[-:■ 1; 3, -Maarh Ohnnk 4. Altentown 5, Haale- ton-7, Khetintidoah 8, Simtmrv P. I^ewlshurg 10, fjinmhemhiirg 11. Cfthirnhfa 12. Merry Burle*|oerw (Rnht. Mills, mar.)— Brooklyn, N. Y.. 31-Jan. ft. X. Y. City 7-19. Wm New York Jr. II. H. IMk, mgr.)—R(. tmmM Mo.. 30-Jan. ft. ludlnnnnnlls, Ind., 7-12. Slcrry Maidens (Chas. W. Daniels, mgr.)—Balti- more, mi., 31-Jnn. ft, Philadelphia. Pa.. 7-12. Merry Makers (It. K. Pntton. mgr.)—Jersey'City, N. J.. 31-Jaa. 3. N. Y. Clly 712. Majesties (Fred Irwin, mgr.)—Baltimore, Aid., Jrn. 7-12. Murdock Bros. Omedinna (A. U. Mttrdock. mgr.) —Uogansbtirg. N. Y., 9-13. XiglK Owls (Rohen Manchester, mgr.)—rbllailcl- pblfl. Pa., 31-Jqv). ft, Reading 7-B. »w London Gaiety Girls (CHIT \V. Grant, mgr.) —Milwaukee. Wl».. 30-Jan. 5. 8t. Paul, Mluu., C-12. New Century Girls (John J. Moynlbnu, nurr.)— Toronto, urn . Can., 31-Jnn.- ft, Buffalo, X. Y-, 7-12. - , Orlculnls (Balph Edwarila. nigr.)--baaawm. Ill- Jan. 2. Astoria 3. Jollet ■ I. Anrora 5. Mlrhl- cau City. Intl., 7. Nile Kenr., fc . Itcntnn liar- Imr 0. Dowaglnc 10, Coldwaler 11. Marfhall 12. Paris hf Nislit (W. It. Irons, mgr.)—Brooklyn, X. Y., 31-Jan. 12. Parisian Wldowa (Hush k Welrr. mgrs.)—Chi- caon, HI.. 3U-Jau. ft, Detmil. Mich., tt-12. Pnrlslnx Belles (Chns. E. Taylor, mgr.)—St. Jo. septo. Mo.. 31-Jan. 2, Kaneas City +i-1 Rlatto rinnadrrK tCla". Franklin, »bt.) —Milwau- kee. Wis.. ;;■"»-Jan, ft. st. Paul, Minn.. 8-12, Reercx', AL—Sprlagneld. Mn'<„ 31-Jan. 2, Al- itor. X. Y.. Hi Heading. Pa., 10-12. - -' . Ito-*- lldl Ent:llsli Folly (Rico A Barion, trntra.) —Heading. I'm., 31-Jan. 2, Newark. X. J., 7-12. Itcniifitinlley *Abr- Lesvltt, mgr.)—I'll tslwrg. Pa.. 31-Jan ft. Illce * Barton's Big Gnlrty—Ttnutnn, Mass...31- Jan. r.. Kpringoehl 7.0. AlHonr. N. Y.. 10.12. Rose Sydell's LoihWjil Belles i\V. H. Canipl>ell. dist.) — Voni'iu, Mass., 81-Jan. 5, N. Y. City RMIIy"'ft Wowl's (Pat Tlelllr. Iriarr.l—Troy. X. T..*3i-Jao. 2, Albany 3-f;. BcrantMi. Pa.. 7-12. Runaway Oirli (Peter 8. Clark, mgr.)—Indian- apotls. IwL. Jan. R-3. Cincinnati 'O., 7-12. Klsr Kbow «IHa iW. retlhessy. wer.)—Dnlutli. Hlnu., JUlJau. .'.. Minneapolis ri-12. , ■ Strollers (L. C Zillenu, mgr.)—Owemlmro. Kv., 31-Jan. 2. Tlser Lille* (Isbt Gnvla. mgr.)—Cleveland. O., ol-Jfln. 3, Pittibtrrv, Pa., 7-12. Trans-Allan lie Burle^iocrs, Hurtlg A SeaaMO'a— Clnciomau, 0., vu-Jsnv 07-Btnninghaa, a:*.. : 1-11; Trocadsj Trocadproa (Chai. H. WiMron, bit.)— Maaaatl City. Ho., Jan. 0-12 — Tborooelttreds (Wit«b. Martin, ngr.)— Alh-inv. X. X, 3W«n.,2. Xrot 3-5. Mottreal, Can., Twentieth Century Maids (Mnnry Krana, mgr.)— ProvJaeace. It. I., Jec. 7-u. ay; Vntiliy Fair (Rohett, Manchester, mgr.)—Indian- apoUvlod.. 31-fan- 2. Cleveland, O.. 7-12. World Beaten (J. tierhert -Mack, mgr.)— Ro- chester, N. Y., 31-Jan. 0. Albany 7-9, Holyoke, Mass., 10-12. Wine, Wpmta awl Song (M. M. Thelse, mgr.)— K. X. City 31, Indrtnltr. Washington AaraHy 01 rU (w*. B. Watson, nsgr.) — n7\*. City 31-Jan. 3. Albany, E Y„T», Trov 10-12. Walson'a Burlesqiiera (Pan Robinson, mgr.)— Chicago, ill., .'to-Jao. 12. MINSTRELS. Bntlow A Wilson's (Lawrence Barlow, tngr-)— Sewbera. Tent.. Jan. 2. Dockstadtr's, Lew tCharlea 0. Wilson, mgr.) — K. Y. City 31-Jan. ft. Donnelly it Hatseld> (Tommy rtoatjelly, mgr.)— Hoaant, Lo.. .Ian. 2, Thlbodaux 2, Doaalasville 4, Pla<]nemiDf ft, Baton Rouge 7, Alexandria It, Monroe 9. » - Dandy Dixie, Voelckel A- Nolan's (John J. Nolan, mgr.)— BlueoeM. w. Va.. Jan. 2. Roanoke, Va.. 3. Brlitol. Teno., 4, Qreeavllle ft. Asbevllle, X. C. T, Greenrllle, H. C, 8. Elbertoa, Go.* 9. Atbena 10, Macon 11. Augusta 12. Field's, AI. G. (Doc Qulgley, mgr. 1—Sieuben- vllle. 0„ Jnn. 2, in-' l.UeriVol 3, Sharon, Pa., 4. YoiingstAwn, 0.. ft. MeadvlHe. Pa., 7, New Castle S. L'nlontown 9, Morgan town, W. Va., 10, Fairmont u, Cumnetland. Md.. 12. ' Gortcn'fl (C. C. Pearl, mgr.)—Chloo, Cal., Jnn, 2, orovllle 8,. Woodland 4, Vallejo 3. Guy Brc«.' (O. R. Guy. mgr. 1—Orange, N. J.. Jan. 3, Rahway 4, Red Hank 9. ... Kersanda'. Billy (Geo. L. Barton, mgr.)—Hunts- ri:ie. Ala., 31. Kayetterllle. Tnui., Jan. 1. Sbelhyrllle 2, McUlnnsvflle 3, Soatlt Pittsbnrg 4. Chattanooga u, Itockwood 7. Harriman 8, NasbTllle 9. Newport 10, Johnson Clly 11. Greenville 12. Primrose, Geo. (F. J. Dunne, mgr.)—Lincoln, Xebr., Jan, 3. Omaha 4, fi. Votel's (John W. Vogel. nurr.)—Palmyra. X. Y., Jan. 2, Lyons 3, I'tlca .4. Schenectady fl. ciBcrs. . Hagt-nbeck's. Carl—Orlaaha. Meilco, Jan. 2. .1. Vers Cruz 4 •',. Pnrhnca H, Queretaro 9, Celeya 10. Irapuato 11. Giiadalajara 12-1.1. misCeli.aneol'9. Rostock's Arena (John p. Churvii. mgr.)—Toledo, 1).. 31. indefinite,. Crnlkshink—Contoocook, X. II., Jan. 3. Wllmot 4, Decrlng ft, Cooke Comuly—May? Landing. \. J„ 31-Jan. 4, Kgg Harbor CHy -"-10, Hnmmonton 11-17. hut. j—South FrNininghain. M«w, P U Jan.- 3, vCltrk Amtivment Co. (Peter Clark,' mgr.)—Flem- IngtoD. N. J.. Jan. 2, Raft Stroncutmrg, Pa., 3, Xewlou. X. J.. 4, lmtkr ft, Bocnlon 7. Flint/ Mr. and Mrs. Hrrliett L. (II. L. Flint, mgr.)—PekJn, III.; 31-Jan. 8, Peoria 7-12. Powers. rV.I .'—Dealer. Mo.. 31-Jan. ft. Presrelie and Kdua May llagooa (F. W. Magoon, ■ 111 jr. > —South Frnmlngbam. Mass., 31-Jan, b, Pittaoeld 7-12. - r.iitu-. Mr. and Mrs. (Aiutii*:iis Hnpp, mgr.) — Poksgon. Mich.. :il-Jat, '. ' • Thurston, Hov/qnl iliarry P. I.yoD«, mgr.)—Co- ' lomlo, Ceyinn, Jbl. ft.20'. =Sg=T5=g===gggBI J,> ILLINOIS. MAKE nOLI.EO RINKS PAY BecaitM* they wear longer, cost lets for re- pair* and are more popular with skater*. /s/o»«a/;.i« anU catalognrif '«•/, Tlit SArWFL V.IMSLOW SKMJt MfC. CO,, :iaktri at lee .mJ K«Utr SAjta ... Maatttm* awaaaVE ■ T.wrKt.itMOaaaaaatgg, twtaa arrict.atnMiiH.f.c. I'eorln—At the- (iinnV (Charuberlln, llat rloRton: «.L'o..»mABaivrH).—"James lloys in■• Missouri.V 2^, had a large houw. "Paint- ing ;tW Town ".25-, (IW .well: Noll Hurgass,- :-a "Tap CotiDty l-'ali." -J4. had fair bti><|qet». '■The Tln)e, the.I*]ac,e and the Ulrl" 27, "*t Happened, [n Xordlaod'* %8, "l T nder Southern Skies'".^, "The CitL'Ud Rider" 30. "Forty-Uve .Mlnuiea from JlicndwayV.31, Jan. 1. Vlot- encc Gnle a, Henrietta Crosmaa 4, "ITie Vlr- glhlafl". 0,- "The Mold arid the Mummy" (1. Majl*8tic (Al. L. Wl&well, resldepL mana- ger);—"Han" Word, In "Nol Yet. ftiit Soon." 21. 22. bBu'S, R. O. "A Idee for Life" 23- 28. had crowded houses. Louis Williams 27-21), "At tbe Old Crocs ltbdds" 30-Jan. 2, The Smart Het 3-3 Main Stulkt i Frank H. Wetton, resident manager).—Week of Dec 30: Man v- Itrowo, Camllle Comedy Trio, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick Hucod. Ldlfh iJorube) and company. Morrlay find Ulch.Xucp.nUi Trio, Six nth ffWUrw nud llii> UlncMlrolue. \VgA«T'«. (Charles.F. Barton. iMnajer).— Week of 24: Dollle. Wells, ileehan SUters, We|H llroK,, Joe (loodwlo. niiggtfls, Haalela nnd-Bttrgesi, and moving nlctures.. DHCamlaMi (JOhB I J a>'n* ( -manager''.— No change is tiill last week. * WoXDgkLiNO JaTJMOar- (C. P. Hym. mana- ger).— Week of 24: Kloaale l.a Blanche, strongest woman la the world; I.eona Carter. palmist: Oeorge (?arrlagioo, dltsotvlng of living art. , Stah (R. W. Fraser, managerL—Frnser Stook Co.. In "Tbe Cowboy Olrl;" was the bill last week. N'iitc'h, — llaywarrt, Conroy and IleywArd are reheBr^iug: their new act, "The King of lllick Welits. In which they will une four ptople and two spiMiil drurw. They have n New York npenitiv in Jmxnry. Siai. 1 the Great Reno» closed with North Hmn.' Sho*M. they have plr.yed tbe VVestern Vaude- ville Ansot-laLlon tlmi- for trelvo weeks, with the Majestic <lr<ult to ,'oltow la February. ... .Alnwi* Commons Jh-r Joined the Franer Stock Corapan) Thn acenery of "The .Limes Bov« in Mlast'iirl" ('ompflny wa» re- pninted while they laid off hero dtirdtig week of 17 "A . Itace for Life*'., company missed con,i*cll<iQ* hi Chicago 2.1. and eitne: down here on n X(ifi'la). delaying;, the jkt- fi'irniante until nine o'clock... .(-'rank Burt and Ceo. If. Nknlnf aitendHl die openlnV of the Majestic, 21 Tile New Mcjistli*' opened 21. The (lipntre V* owned by MesarM. s.mititi>,--r nnd Lil<'kson, nf this i-lly. and wan bdllt '''•■ the Harris tjonstrucllon (*orapanv. or Toledo. (>. . Ii Is absolutely fireproof, Willi the exception of the stage floor,, the only wood tie.-ii In- lu tbe at-nis. doom anil win- dow sills. Tliroughnut the honr<e the (loora ami eellingj* are uf relnfon-eil contretf. The house Is double wired, antl fitted with an excellent ventilating syHieni, and U hand- somely furnished. From ibe parquet the bouse la 1 nlisiicd In nn Ivorv tlur, with ro- Mnf mouldings surrounding ihe HtRRr. Tlie tildes of the theatre are tunelcd with warm red. The dome, which Is flat, runhtlneil a liandsome fresco. The \tcxm, etajut In num- ber, Hemi-c!rcular. mid nrrnngMl Tn two ilcrt "■ii curb side of ihe limt*<>, .im CiiNlini wlt't ivory tinted ntn-co. flnhdaoim- irtlrlii^ itKinia on each fwr, and Humblug rooms In the ijaaement. In general ticnlpa the theatre N lilau nnd ntrv. It tins it. Keating' caiiDclly «*f ],70t>, and Hi- istngL- Is nmple /or all put- diictliuiH, It will in 1 n iKiuiilnr priced house, with two shows 1 week ai*d four ttiallnefg. It la In i'lii'ii! HurCi ilntilt. with Al. I. Vlawell as n'sMcni nmnacet. HlnfC of the Iumiho : George Glllliiiii. i-ciimuti*: (J, K. Kallys, 1-atler of oi-clirati-a : ClMrles Jfor-" gctuteln, Hlfltro mnuagnr Hlilctila and IlcKlgera write ibat nil the strength nf aaacV cc^a down Houih. they bavc udded plKliican we*kt ff.nri' 10 (iielr rattle, ami an Email until Qclaaktr, i!"07. Will I.. Smith, the pioneer .bell ringer, re- sumed work I'.'i. opening a oew tlfe ceai the- fare, which will be called the PJectro Tha Ti'.eitorlum. opened nu»l ubandoned by Blair £ Mitchell, will reopen Mtiortlf, under the management of II. C. St rli-klnnd. of Jll.iomingtnn. III. tialney.—Al the l-lmplre (W. U Uu*hy, manngeri Lyman Twin- had good houses IW. S&, "ITndcr Southern Skle*** proved a gosid Christmas attraction. Innocent Maids- 28. "U Happened la Nonlland" 21). Nell Itiirgcxi .In, Mildred llollnntl HI, "Tho Hajah of Hhong" Jan. 1. "A Crowa of Thorns" 3, "We Are King" fl, Henrietta Crosmnn ire turn date) 7, Mme. laaayanfcl 0. nuoi! (Patrick A McOonneH, managers).— BUI week of l>c. 3n : (ireat S-mtell, John A. West, the Ke-Anos, Ana Mao Llchlgt aud moving pictures. ,. Norn.—Lydia I'nul. Icndljiic Indy of "The Drunkards DaiiRhter" t'o„ ; who Warn taken 111 while In this cliy, sewrnl weeks ago. ivltii rvphold fever, while still in the hospital, la Improving. She was kindly remrmliered on . Christmas I)ay by members of the profes- sion nnd local people.^ t Allon—At the Temple (W. M. Sauvnge. manager) Crawford"* moving: pictures drew falrlv well l>ee. ». 20. "Kveryhody Works Hut Father" had good biialnew 21. Onns- Nelson fight pictures drt-w well 22. "In New Vork Town" plpased iwi> good Iioossa 23. DepewHurdelle Stock Co. Sd-.'l". Nell Bur- aess. In "ThP County Fair/* Jan, 1 ; "A Turkish Balh" A, "Two Merry Tramps" ■"•, "Hans and Ms" 11. "A Hunch of Keys" ", Henrietta Crnsman rj, "To IHe nt DtaT ft "Mrs; TemplepS Tclegrnm" 10. * Xotk. —<>n Ohristmns nlibt. fulluwlap; n .performance of the Iippew-Itiinleite Mock tV, the nttachea nf the Temple Theatre were served with n delightful banquet al Ihe etwenac of their manager, W. M. Snuvuge. The attaches, lu tun, presented Mr. Sau- vitge with a .beautiful statue made of llal- iun marble. >-■*. . , g Belleville.- vi Ihe Lyric (F. It. lUllim. uiansger). "l7vervlsnlv Works Hut vl'"fltber" ..plavtJcTyo, mt hollies* I>e. 22. "A Hunrli of KeiV; drew-Iwo good bouses 23.., He,Wolf llojiiner-,'hjiil very Haiislsrlnry,iliiii»lneiia-LM. ■;At the Old (V.h,« Hnadn" rHnie to^srjlendia bujiiyeAs ^Jf'. n. T. Ci-arfitrd'^ nmvlng pic- tures 2K. •!". ("eimnit Slock Co. 28,,"Joroet ILiVh ;-j -Mi^ou. 1 ! ' 2th, Ihf Atherltiatts week of.'iO.-'.'Thc'laic of Spire" Jnn. II,. "(He Ol- son" :J. "II..U- mill Nix". :::. ' scholtti.kh'.h At'iuTonifM (II. F Schoett- ler.rmandgeri. — Vnudovllle show for week of I>ec. 24. m 1 ■■- ■ ■ Canton.—^t the (Irand (!•'. IL TowelKoii. manager) "Child of the Hireets" played -in fair huHineiu Dec. 21. "James Hoys la Mis- souri." 2T>, had a fair house. Oriental Hur- leinuera 20. "The Time, the Place and the i;iil" had a big sale. iVInnlnger HroiherH' . liepertorv Co. week of HI. "Robinson Cru- soe Jr.." Jan. 10, 11, under auspices at FJkV I.odx**. will he composed of home latent, &WEIL. . 77-81 WOOSTER ST. (Bit. Spring ind Broomi), Niw York. ^',_':„UAVB vol- SBBH TUB 11.1 w. 11? ip hot, axHD tor muipi.ii, LATEST SHADES, FINEST FINISH, HEAVY QUALITY, YARN DYED. Tbe beat satin made for wear and appearance. Alan a full lino of lower priced 8AT1S8 ID all with thu exception of four leafing chorac tera. H will be managitl liy the Frederick K, 'Howe Amusement Co. v JaekMOHvIlle.— At Ihe flrnn.il (ipcra llbtiKe (Oeo. W. Chntlerlon, inaungaj') the American Stor>k Co. had good bouses 1M*. 2f». "The .111" 2rt..,AmeHceir naartrstJtt. 27-2U, "The Time, the More and the Olrl" Jan. 2, William- and Walker .1. "We Ar? King" nv Mme. Modjeitka, K, "Ttu Mnld and the Wummy" 11. '.. - 1 ■»!| WAsuiriaroN. cane DOBioQisns, in ■ lips, .'J. pi«;useu n Doone, n former Hpokaon hoy.-was wei- cd la "Keery Oow" 2/L 22. "The HtrolL 2U-2S. "The Yankee Comm!" 110. Dreulur,— At the 1'oftci* liraud (J. -K (flren, manager) Williams nud Walker's "In Ahvs»liiiti " Co. iileuaed a xood bouvt* Dec. 91. Crawford's, moving pictures SX. lllack Crook. Jr. did gitorj ;»a-iue- 24. ."The Pic plajr-d to'-Kood returoa 2C.J "|"0rty-a»'e allnutes from I'.rjBdw'ay"* tn**t with tapaclty liiislness 20. W.- II. Crane, ami Kills Jcrfreys, Id "Jth-r. Htoopt to Coocjuer,',' 28: SiauOimJ Opera Co. " atCfOC (A. Slirried, 'manager).— The bill for,24 and week Included : Manhattan Coaedv Four. Uoditrome and Anderson. Lesier and Qiilnn. CaUpbel! and Brady, Hixle Harris, nnd tbe mjoodronie. Unni luisiness nilfs.' Xorrsi.—Cl(*n Hovrnsh, of tills cltr. .left 25 to Join the Unique Co., lo Chicago Spokane.—At the Hpokone Theatre (Charles Mnehlman^ manager) "1'egg/ fruui Jails," Dec. 1G-H, bad large home*. <Th« uvenlle Boatonlana, in "Tips,*' 20, pleased. Allen r — corned era" 21 _ Culuuuu (Geo. M. Dreber, munager).— "Peck's Bad Hoy" 1U-22, the /.inn MuhIcbI Comedy Co, 2:t-2f*. Ai.'biToaitJM (Harry C. Uaywnnl, mana- Jen.-—''Under the cliy UgbJ*'' 10-22, "Tin Jtlle. Church Around the (.fog&er" MalaV Wasiiinutun it'll"), i:, lllakeslee. mana- ger) .—.S*e"w people :T*rentlee Trio. Klppe and Klppe. ilearge 1*. ArmtOrong and Clair* Mtynard. .• . cokco i/Alknh (K. \t. Reel, tnonager),— "The Isle of Nowhere" wns itlven Its Jlrat iierforninnre on any stage Dec, iti. atrial did Llit liusliicsa all tlie week. It In 11 comic opern, by Frank Finney and Frnnk Dnrsoy. Nona*.— Kddle Allen, a former Hin.k.ine boy, who l» starring In "Kerry tluw, using si; ■ stage anme of Allen Donne,, was nccord- a\ a reception hy the Hpoknue l^otlge, 22H, B, l*. 11. I'lfca. on his npfinlug tilghi, Dec. 21. Allen wns ihe youngest person ever edoilUnd lo the Hinkane lodge .fhletl llelae. a Kpoknne girl, formerly with the .legale rlhlr- ley Kttick Co., siit'ceedcil I'lnrn I^uIm* ('ban- man In the part of Nancy Warburtoii. m "The Man 011 the |b>g" Co., at Wallace, Idaho, Dec. 19. .Mis* Chapman la aerloualy III, and will remain In Hpokano for aomo time. Mis* Reloe took the part on all lirjiira' notice, ami scored a wtiL a reaK The (Tnpogroph Theurre (vnudevllle) lias closed, owing to tho (act Hint the Marlon building, In which It Is loi'iueil. will Ih; torn down In make room for u scrvu siory oiiice build- lug. ■ . - ■ ■ a — ■■■^ ■wHlaV it the flrand6|>ernllouK0 (John Carl, siiiuigiTj "The Yankee Consul" (sec- ond time, hero) dn-w welt Dec, HI-lb. 1{imo Melville, -20-22. hi "His Hopkins," proved (lie uaiinl good drawing irtrd. Florence Hiihcrls, 2:t and weekvln 'The h trenal h of Hie Weak." (;ny Bales I'o-I, In "'Hie lielr tti the lloo- rah." ibt-Jflh. 2, Hr.Artm rllUMtcll k 'firew. mriiiagera).— Zlnn'u Travesty Co.. In "Tecgy Weeay," mvj fl good "how HV22, and dretr well. "Tilly Olson" 2.T and week. "The Uelle of Japan ' :»i and week. "The Did Clothes 5Iiu" Jan. C-J2. ■bill (Alex I'antsgn*, manager),—For 1*1 ■and week. "Uncle Tom's c/ihlu," a.uow'ver- slon, badegcellent bualncss, 'The (Jlrl-1 I^ft IMiInd Me" "^ iinij W cTk, "The J'ower df the rrcaa" M and week, , • ••> HTiir 1Kb J. Donelliiii, manager).—New people. 24nDd week: IClppOrand Klijne. Oor- .jloh, VMocfi'.Nud Flyno. Claire May nurd, the 1'rcntlre Trio, ijam f>, Armstrong, riddle, Itoescb, Cooke and llotliert, nud muring pic- tures. OnrnFpr i'I'. J. Ponaldlne, mnnnaer),— New peoplis 24 add w««k: Ja«. H. Chatham, Hayes and Lament. Jul** llnrn'm. Vltlan. Kimball tiros., Harry and May Heymour, and manager).— The AMERICAN PR0JEGT06RAPH The Only Machine I last Will Not Flick*. KVUH Alter Vearmf lilt. CEMSSIEIRCO. FLIOKER11.CSS, film* to saac.rsT. <II»M K. DKKSrtl.EH rti CO., 14) But »3H »., s»w Hark tuy. Aitn!«: >v. n. nHBRNK/.-HTri-munf. ir.,Boiion. Mud I KRKEK IJKI>« , W lx>UI«, Mo. CALL! MOSSLER CO. Glotbes for Professional He& 50 Iickioa Blvd.. OBI0AO0. CALL Will N IN ( JUCAflU. The "Monster bervtca)" MarM tlie "amart" ..0- iittns and bigbest otasu reiAtly-lu-ivifl'-rliUliosof evtiry klud. atyle. anil sl/e. it, 1 es raagn $19 1*1 $i». PH.---Sf nil Tor booklet, "t'olnt* in Dres«.» with self iiioWitrehiHnk. Prouiftt. aitenttoit. "Illl.v doitlil tftwltlt urt The Four MnngeaiiH, Hie Two Ilegals, Op- tlmn (lllii'V, HdiiilltiMi Antiotu- nnd riunjmny, ItiiEh Mcklntioii, Arthur lOlwell, nud moving pictures. tAyloii'h (Mkti.r flAnnr.v (f. A. Taylor, rnniiuger).—"Jack, ilm Dlnnt Killer," wus it hlg sucwi*. nlau Hip new vaudeville acta, 10 and week, The Amulen Opera Co. 2:1 and week, for no Indefinite eiigiageniPiit. npen!ag- in "The Mascot." "The (Jiivprtior'a Wlfy n will be reudcrril MO and week. NOTU.—Tin 1 . theatres have' nil hcen thrnngod, dopllfi the counter Httmctlon of Christmas shoppliig. -■ ■ I IP 'I !■■■■ * Tncoina.~At Hie Tammfl Tlioatre (Chns. II. Humid. mnimajiTl "The Vanliee Coimul." wllb Harry .Short us Alnmile iOMR Dec. 211,. Allen limine, tn "Kerry Oow." ChrlsiiiiHs matinee ami night mid 2(1. "Tlie Heir (■• lite Hoorflh" _H, 2|i. iMUni TitiMTin: iiiiMn It. Worhrv. ninun- gcr). — IIib «lrp;it Knrls. Mile. DMIcTher. t'haH. McDoiiiiM. Amy Hiunley, Kurtlw nnd HiiHHc. Jumps llurke. In Ithisiinted NtuiftHuiul inotloii i.lctiii'CN, week o( Dec. 24, Htau 'lifKATM: (A. Kugel. inaiiagor).—Thw Allen., Stuck Co., prcnentlltig "A Mau of Mystrry." assisted bj- ciuiuHn Colouula, ireek lommenclng 21. lM|i*n: miihim:. n fnrniiT oln-rn singer. In lilting an eiigagemctii at Ihe Tiicoma Hotel. Her voice. Is. very sweet, and Ihe grill room, where :lir slogs. In thronged every nlglll. ui"virg piclureV 1'AMALL'd (Alex rjaiagMfl, Tim Mrut'iir i-^^itiH l.ls rtouthern tour the tint of the year. Ha lies two hills. The rtrgt Ik Ihe comedy, "A corner la Coffee." fnnudfil on the Her. ryrua Tnwoietid Bradva «l,ory, In. which Mr. Murphy hit* achieved the greatest success of his life, as Jim John- atone, an old miner from Umil, tumid I00R0 In wall Street and New York aoclety. The second bill will lacltide three one act ind will conclude led imltatlnu ot The Uellg." i 11** si;i"'iii inn wmi itjciuuc plays nud n monologue, and with Mr. Miirphv'M celchrale Ileiiry Irvlug'H Matlilae, lu "1