The New York Clipper (April 1907)

APRH.27. -•■' THE NEW YOKK CiaPPEE; 279 • National Stock Co. Smb.- We hart ■ rt*rn pl»Jlng to capacity business through •be maritime provinces, but were forced to doie a successful Reason, because the Ia tteane Fatally, Including Harry, Kva, Freda and MtUe Mina, sod Harry l*e, oar plana plsy*r, In partnership with Mr. I/a Rfaue. are to rehenrse their big Rummer show, baud, and orchestra. Otherwise, this company would have continued. We played Chatham, Ofiaitibelltnn and ltathurst, two nights each, 10 3. It. O.i In our closing week. Next season, this company will reorganize to play the eame territory. After bidding one another farewell, on Saturday, April «, the members separated. The four La Heanes and Mr. Lee left for Woodstock, N. B„ Adelaide Lecord. for London, to spend a few weeks' vacation . at her home: Theodore A. Doucet and Fred • C. Whlttler are in Antfgonlst, fitting up the new Celtic Theatre with scenery, and after lhe completion of this work, they will go id Detroit, to complete n set of scenery for their new vaudeville act. We bad a splen- did wind-up dance. Frank Chopin Is spend- ing a few weeks with friends la Mom ton, before returning to bis home In Lansing, Mich. ' Borbt ("Bwo") Bonm, musical director, the past four seasons with the Herald Square Stock Co., has retired from the profession. . to accept a position with the Corning Glass Works, at Corning, N. Y. Wajiukn BtiBitows writes that this is bis second season with tbe N. I. Swain Dra- matic Co., playing lends and directing. TUlph A. Kabbah, pianist, is with Arlng- toa's Comedians for the Summer season. NoTr.s TOOM "Tim Bankf.u'k Child" Co. —IJarty Shannon's powerful production, "The llnbker's Child, is now In Kansas, playing to fair business. We are not turning ihem nway, but still we are doing more busi- ness than the average one night stand. This Is our fifth trip through Kansas with this play, and many of tbe nouses have seen tbe piece four and five times. We. have opened several new theatres of late, and we open the new theatre, at Scott City, Kan., on April ' W. The Shannon Children are still at school. Miss Hazel will enter the conserva- tory of music, at Chicago, the coming Fall, and Master Harry will be with one of the -. ■ attractions controlled by Mr. Shannon. Tbn Western company Is playing to satisfactory Imslhess in Nebraska. Shannon Bros.' Big Tent Show will open about the middle of i May. Manager Shannon will be with the tent show the coming Summer. Mrs. Shan- non and children will spend the Summer la Ludlngtoo, Mich., at their home. Frank L. Kbdseb, leading man of the Empire Dramatic Co.. is at his home la Adrian, -Mich., recovering from a six weeks' Illness with typhoid fever, contracted while • the company was playing In Northern Ohio. He la recovering rapidly, and, with his wlfo .(Nellie Tbomattj, will open with the Umpire Inramatlc Co., under canvas. May l;s, playing the larger towns of Northern Ohio. Mr. and • Mrft Redner hove in preparation a novplty military act for next season, which will he •'. arranged and staged by Mr. Redner, called "Guard Mount," introducing his phenomenal gun spinning and lightning baton manipula- tions, together with the singing of his wife. Th* act will be staged with special scenery and mechanical effects, and the team will work under the name of Redner and Thomas. Jack H. Ross, comedian, has canceled his engagement with a burlesque show, and has signed with Aubrey Mlttenthal for next season. John J. Thomas has signed with Mana- ger H. C.. Downs' -"Doole/s Troubles" Co., as musical leader for the Summer season. .Mar Leslik, formerly of the "Karl and the fllrl" Co., la reported to be very III with appendicitis, at her home In Oil City, Pa. - Ja.mfs Nm.soN Bbown, father of Kirk Brown, the actor, died on April 12. nt hla . home In McKeesport, Pa., from Brlght's dis- ease, aged sixty-three years. Jambs Forbes sailed last week to make preparations for Robert IMeson's London season,- which has been arranged by Henry II. Harris to begin at the Aldwych on May tl. Before Mr. Forbes returns he will go to l'nris to complete arrangements for the production there of "The Chorus Lady." . Lionel Morris (Moriabtv), heavy man, and Marguerite ■Leasure, a non-professional, . were married recently at Portland, Ore., by . tho Rev. Fred J. Warren. •. Groroh F. De Vkrk, a veteran actor and stago manager, now retired and living at RonkonMma, L. I., recently celebrated the ■ sixty-fourth anniversary of his first appear- ance on' the stage. April IS was tbe fiftieth nnnlversary of uls marriage. His wife, who -was known professionally as Nellie Mortimer, died two years ago. Mr. Dc Vere was identi- fied with Ai'gnstln Daly's original company. He waR stage manager for William H. Crane from 1980 to lftOfl. : H. Hpanirbuan Is the proud possessor of a gold headed cane, presented Oct. 20, 1803, • to Alexander Salvlni, by the students of art, science and law, at McGlll University, Mon- treal, It catnc to him as a token from the celebrated tragedian. Mikb Donhs has definitely abandoned professional baseball and Is now Installed as house mating?!- of the Whitney Opera House, Chicago, 111. Amono. thosr who sailed for Europe last week were Kryle Bollew, who goes abroad to complete some' theatrical arrangements; - >lrs. Mndge Cnrr Cooke, who goes to play "Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch" In Lon- don: Mr. and Mrs. James Forbes, Walter Hale aud Frank Connor. ■ ■• Dave Seymooh writes, concerning the Row- land & Clifford attractions: "The tour of The Phantom Detective* will close in Chi - "3go. Mny ,">. a seaHon that has been uni- formly successful throughout. While the play n\ lhe outset was cleverly constructed. Row- land and Clifford saw opportunities for Im- provement, and had Joserrh Lo Brant re-wrlto jwirllnns of It, and all tbe changes were vastly lionofldiu An entire new scenic equip- ment was provided shortly after the opening, :ind .the cast wts strengthened materially. Snversl blgb class Illusions were added, which made the • "mysterious" portion doubly stronger. Thos. J. Smith has made tbe best Ironrcsslon of his career, as Dewey, the foot- hnll player, and Joe Dillon created no end of favorable comment by his masterly hand- ling of a cornedv character. Marty Moore wns nil that could be desired as the Hebrew, unit his specialty was very unique. The Hall listers, novelty wooden shoe dancers, were one of lhe dlntlnct hits of the bill. The American Newsboys Quartette (Ford. Laird, Gnbrlnger and Click), kept their specialty up to tbo 'minute, constantly adding the latest ballads for their solo number, and have been acknowledged ns one of tbe best quartettes playing the melodramatic houses this season. The majority of tbe company have secured stock work for the Summer, all of them being great I v In demand, and the vaudeville con- tingent all return to vaudeville. Lee J. Kcl- lam and wife open In their new sketch, "The ohslreperous Cook.' early In May. slay Wlloy and James Barsrdl have signed contracts for u Summer season of musical comedy." F.bsieti: Novkt.ii, before departing for Rlirortc, last week, after his first American engagement, purchased from Dr. lCraanuel lisnieb, a well known New York physician, a live act drama, entitled "Herod the CrenL" He will .produce it In Italy next season, and then present It in New York during his sec- ond season here under tbe management of the Shuoerts. Phjcu's Popular Platrrb. in repertory. have secured from Travers Vole, full right* to the "flirt from the Sunny 8outh' r In Northern New York. Mr. Price has also placed an order for. a complete line of full • colored lithographic paper. A ladles' orches- tra of eight pieces will be carried hy this organisation. ■ _ Brvtmt.r Sttorfavrr .win. pbJI /or Europe on- April' ST." ' 2Z; , «, RzrotTa. op excellent success) come from the Chicago Ladles' Orchestra, who are with North Bros. <gport North, manager), with. standard and popular music. Thejr. have been engaged for next Summer and next sea- - son by Manager North. 'Phe orchestra in- cludes: Wlostred Bradley, violinist: Jennie Haderman, piano and comet; Mildred Hader- man, trombone: Catherine Conley, clari- net; Mandenna Huhbard, drums, and Dave Haderman, cornet and leader. Dobe Davidson- sails for London, Bng., May 4, to be gone about ten weeks. miscellaneous, Makaqrr J. W. Up i Shan writes: "My Crump's Park Casino, at Macon, Go., wilt be opened on April 28. by Y. C. Alley's MuBlcal Comedy Co., and on the same day the Jno. n. Wills' Musical Comedy Co. will open my Lake View Casino, at Augusta, On. On May ft, 'Hooligan's Troubles,' ft. A. Moseley,' roan- ager. Is hooked to open my Thunderbolt Ca- sino, at. Savannah, (>«.. nnd oa May lit, I will Open the new lie Soto Park Casino, at Rome, Oa., but whether with stock or some reper- tory company. I am as yot undecided. I will book combinations at Savannah all Summer, but at the other parka of my Sunlnnd cir- cuit 1 will alternate two stock companies with comic opera and musical comedy combina- tions. Besides operating my own circuit, I am doing the boklng for the Trl-Cltles Park, at Sheffield, Ala., and am about to close far the management of casinos In several big Southern cities. Next year I expect to be In tbe field with a circuit of at least a dozen fine parks, and will be nhle to offer companies a whole Summer's time. In better cities, closer together, and far better In equipment and management, than they have ever been before." Notes pbox Arlle Palmer's Specialty Co. '—We are touring through Maine, en rdute to the provinces for the Summer season, and are meeting with Al success. Tho show is more than making good. A recent addition to our company is Ilelenc Gladstone, a clever little sinning and dancing soabrette. Other prominent features are: Miss Stanley, in picture dances, and Prof. Tatman, "tho man with the violin." Manager Palmer does the comedy, and always keeps them in good hu- mor. Mnmc Reynard is our pianist, and for pictures we use Power's cajneragraph. Notes fboji Fonda Comedy Co.—We have just closed our Winter season, to good busi- ness. We will lay off for three weeks, when we will get ready for our Summer season. Mr. Fonda bought all new canvas at Toronto, and will hare a very nice outfit to open with on May 15, at Osgoode Station, Ont, Can. Our roster wHl be as follows -. Chas. 8. Fonda, Madam Fonda, Rllllft Do Mack, BDlle Karrcll, Chas. J. Terry, Myron B. Johnson, Lillle' Ar- nold. All are well and looking for a pros- perous season. Clipper Post Offfict: B*s lirumtil uriivrri- u« in» advertised In IhU list, *a platul> addressed aaast n» rack letter, and a written In order to avoid mistaken nnd «n Inane* (has prompt delivery of tkn letters advertise, envelope oent far . order for the truer, signed with the tall nnmr and address and t)ie line •( baalnrs* followed by tke sehder, anuant alio be enclosed. rienae mention tke date (or Ban- ner, of tke ci.lPPF.it la wklek tke letters sent far. were advertised. HOIKS' LIST. Allen, Kitty T,ay lor, Klo»«le il'oiren, Mr. A Arnold, i.'oith (Gordon, Hose .\fdei -io Helen Cllmin Buaan II Avery, Carrie tieonte, lx>vilty Armond, Oraco 'Omce. Tiny Alexander, tlallnvkl, A. 0. Lillian I.. Hope. Once Allen, Florence llosford. Hand Akiro, 5111c. 'llorfmiin, Kltto Andereoo Slelta Umanl. Mt*. T. Bond, Jo<cphlre | M. (ilatifpter) llowman, l»y Hasel, Alice Bergman Ajmes llitrdlng, Hell Mrs. Jack Beatrice BrunaceJ. Uayea, Anna Mrs. Lewis Hownnl Mrsltcrt Blake, 0. V. tilli. Sin. Wm, Bates, Irene illasbury. Bcausarde, ij Datntay Marie Howard. litis Bingham, llszel lUeatvey Nonle Brandon Dnrls Uithatvay. Baxter, Alios Ikirron, MniKto llaruard iluc! Hialr, Eugenia lierry, Fearl Belmont, Daisy Burgess, Mrs. Harry Buchaiuien, Lomlnne Beals. MraKroak Brand, Laura BrUtAl, Jesale Crelsjiton. AmetteiJaDMn, Marie Clarke. Marie Klrls Saline B Coyne Mrs. M.E.!)(lemer. Sallle Lillle A. Hart, Mrs. Chas. C. Hart, Eitlta Hall, Brownie Hanhury, Dorothy Hawk, Mildred Hall, Idalel Harrier, May Howard, Madge Inmnn, losle Irvine, L'dna Jolmatono Onaae Uwder m Cegjfe The oir.Nis-n of the Norrls & Howe Circus, at Santa Cruz, Col., on March 30, was suc- cessful In every respect. Ideal weather pre- vailed, and the tents were packed with fieo- fle at both performances. The Santa Cruz <odge of Klks purchased two hundred and fifty tickets, and their seats were specially decorated for the occasion. Tbe Merchants' Association of Santa Cruz also aided in mak- ing the opening of the show a success, by closing their stores for the day, so that their employees and patrons could have tbe oppor- tunity of witnessing the performances, Ac- counts of the opening of tbe show state that the programme of performances, as arranged by Equestrian Director Prank Miller, was carried through without a hitch or change of any kind, and every member who bad signed for the new season was on band. There had been one week of rehearsals, and everything ran smoothly from start to finish of an excel- lent snow, which ran for rwo solid hours, following la the roster: Geo. Holland and Rose Doekrlll, principal two and four horse carrying, somersault and menage riding act; l'dna Marctta four horse act; Dolly Miller, two horse high school menage; Maude, Gladys nnd Edward llocttm, riders: Frank O'Brien, mule hurdle: Herbert Kumley, rough, trick nnd fancy riding; Carrie De Mar and Ethel Myers, menage act; the Halde Troupe, Rus- sian slugers, dancert and musicians; the Seven Avallon Troupe, expert trick and fancy bicyclists; the McDonald Troupe, 'cyclists; Hugh La Nolle nnd Howard Melnottc, high light wire performers; Charles Bonvanl Troupe, flying and casting act; the Leffei- Odessa Troupe, aerial bars and trampoline act; Montrose-Kenno Troupe, acrobats; 811- bon Sisters, flying trapeze; Irene Maretta, flying ladder; Ben Lucler, Jacquely drops; the Melnottes, dancing ladder; Hazel Cahill and Jcsalc Smith, revolving trapeze; Geo. Settler's troupe of elephants, Herbert Rum- ley's animals, and Gary Vanderbilt, Tate Du- crnw. Bob Demlng, William Tate, Bart Kenno, Knt Lawson and Prank O'Brien, clowns. A tour of California will be made, and then tbe. show comes East. ■ Tun On and 1'ASiiiON I'i.ate Show will not open until May 4. Notes vkom Winter-- Quiet ins of the Great Waoneb Show. —We are all ready for the tenting season of 1907, and waiting now for tbe warm weather to come. Our new teats arrived last week, and we are anxious to raise them and put on tbe show. Qtir new baby upright piano has also come, and it Is a dandy. All tbe people from last sea- son are again engaged for the comlog season. Our roster is: George Wagner, proprietor and manager; Mrs. G. Wagner, treasurer; II. Wagner, privileges. Performers: Jolly Jenaro, clown, juggling and stack wire; Cleo, contor- tion and gun Jugaiing; Billy Clark, come- dian : the Nelson Sisters, acrobats, and Nel- lie Jenaro, Dutch songs and dances. Dra Albough has charge of canvas, with four.as- sistants. Tin: Savoys have signed. for the season with the Hagenbeck-Wnllace CIreiu. Afteb Arnlf. 27, the Bedell Bros/will he with tbe John D'Alma Circus. Notes fkom I'd. P. Barlow's new and en- larged wagon show.—■Thn show opens at South Mllforu*, ind., April n. This show has tho finest wagons ever placed before tbe people by Mr. Barlow. We havo dne paintings and sleeping cars, and will carry twenty-Tour head of stock, siateen dogs nnd four performing goats. Will tour Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York States. HAur.r OvF.nTON, general manager with Rlggs' Rough RlderB and Wild West, whlcn opens season April 27, at White City, Iami's- vllle, Ky, is now in tbe Indian.Territory. He writes that he has rounded, up a hunch of Creek. Cherokee anil Semluole Indians for his exhibition, which ho Is to present at the l>lg narks throughout the middle West. Notes fiioii Piunk. A Bobbins' Cincos.— This slto-.v opens at Passaic, N. J., on Thurs- day, April £5. The show will bo enlarged and newly equipped from beginning to end, and will be a marked improvement over thn past. Fre-J Beckman, one of the heat known and most successful general agenta in tbo circus world, has his department thoroughly organized, and prospects for a succeasful sea- con are the brightest. Mr. Hodge, manager of privileges, has arranged a strong linn of at- tractions for the side show and concert. Tbo frank A. Bobbins Show hns passed the Win- ter at its spacious Winter quarters. In Jersey City. . jA.\r.\TiT Jacobs, expansionist, writes that he has neon engaged with the Prank A. BoIh hins Show, ciienlng April 2.1, M Passaic. N. X. L.W. \Vasha"*n'h- Snow will open May J, Car lot to, BltKS Car-roll, isnMie Constant, I'lorenee M. Cnndwlck Alice Coillrn, Hester Carletoi), 8adle Camp, Kllta Crnlti. tlr.nce Cheater Lizzie n CoBBtantlne, MM Cllirord, Mrs. B Curtis, Vinlet Cross, Ours Desmond, Aline Drew, Prankle De Vere, Mabel Dnrls, Florence Dnflleid I'onllne lleynardc. May Ponsy, Alice llori'. Alma Puvls, Laura linllaril Beatrice IH'Oroove, Mrs. Max Day. Cncltn De F««, Mrs. 3 De i/orrnlnc. Helen Dorothea Slsterx De Leur. Habile Dasmr, At'nes Darkcloud Miss Evans Kntbrrne F.tans Mr*. K. C Karle, Lynda Karl. Ktliel , Eagstrom sisters Ellsworth Kstell Palrtax, Mabel I teilerlclt Helna rar.tas Dorothy l'o\, Dairy Fowler, Mies A Field, Frances Onznoux I,a Bell Oramor. Ida Grey, Gladys Ooodrlcft, Kdna Garland Bertha Glrdner, Grace Grahnm, Ksale Georp 1 . Mh Gill, Mlsa V.. King, Bove Kan, Millred Klppllng. Florence Keeaner, Ro.«e Kinney, Radio Kalin Sirs. Chaa Kemp, Alice Kimball, Mrs. Bert !,« Rue, Grace I««), Hazel 1**He. Fay l*e;'Jloso l-twler Mrs.Fred tymau, Grace I owe, Aiiiilo i.owe. Annie I#»Ih CnprlceR. I.a Vole. Mile. Lee, Irere lee, Jennie Leonard. Grace l.n May. Grace i*ry. Mm. l'hll Lamb, ltMsle liefey nr Lu Toiw Rlstera McCrce, iiiltle MlKiian. BIJOU Monlr.troe. Berihn Uarterr. Laura Moore, Lulu Morrison llosbel Mllbourne Grace Maxwell, Laura Unyfleld. '■ Marin ret Monroem, Ktlltn Madden. Mary Moore. P.l.inclie Morton, Trannle Moants Mis. C Norton Billy (MIPS) Nicholson, Mrs. Peter Nichols, Grace Nixon, Helen Phillips slaters PuJnutn Jncklyn Pardue, Gladys Po rocring, Hob Blind Pearl, Mrs. 0. C Proctor Pliylls i Payne, Italic Mrs. John T Pearce; Kttn Qulnltyan Mat uueen Mra.Thos. Kandoll, ito<e Kouusu ilr/Uack Reld Htateea llOfX, I'"ll.i ltusRidl, Kitty ItotipH Knlherln* Ituaoell. I«h Uoae, Marie MM, Mrs, Rlaart niileohanlt, Mamie Rnnca, 1 Dora liar Mr*.Johnny Bella, Klattor Ulght. May itiynor, Uatta , Haymond Alice Raymond, Clara lliiBsell, May Uotilnnon lUhel Kiilrmn, Marie Raxton, Joele fillvers, Jessie Koily Mrs. John Stanley,, Mrs. E. B. Swift, -Pearl Rtewurt, Nora Sclmll. DellM Rliolley Harlet R Sllva, Isabelda Stevens, Kittle Rtoeffler lsnhclln Slnnott, Miss' I. Svbacter Guasy Roeli, MIsa R, Rlnclnlr Helen Sanconrt, Ix-a Tate Mr?, lloht Taoro, Joyce Tnriicr KatellaD Tattle, Clair Tmjan, Jennie Toner, Tearl Taylor, Beatle Temple, Irene Vernon, f.'ityev Von Dttlnaer. Leonora Van Stnrtdlfnrd, Grace Vinton, Myrtle Viuuthn, irla Wlllinma. Mario Wlllson. F.IhIo. Wallaro Hope k Dorothv D. While;. Oils . Western Adeline Williams Helen Whitney, Mrs nnmel Wallace Eleanor Winter. Mrs.. Wallace Flossie Whirlwind, Kit Walker Mrs. Rill Wilson. Katie Wills. Loretm Waters, Lillian Walker, Mai Willis, Loulxe Wjme, Slona Wood, I'nnnle Walsh. Mottle Wilbur. Dolly WnriVlfi Marie Williams Mamie Warren Bebeccu Willi". Olpi Wild,'Manse Wilson. Mina Steve Webb, Maltle Vouhti Myrtle Yeaser, 1essl> \'«rk, Grace Volnnihe, rrlncense Ztllmnn. Alice I . ,. OBNTLBMEN'S LIST. Austin, Fred Adania, Adolnh Armstrong, Doc Alclne, Mr. ft Mrs. Andrews, Geo. Alfredo. Harry Allaire. A. Aldo, Fred Armstrong The ;1 Asaal, Paul A in ram, X. Alexander L. L. Atlitms Bros. Armond, Ted V Arnoldn, Chas. Allen, J. A. A key, P. A. Acker Chaa. H. Brloiur Harry 13 Bach Bros. Bernard, ITIoyd Brown. Geo. H Beck, K.l. Brltt, If. ' Bell llobt. C. Unrtmeas. Leas Blake. Harold Bowers. 'Freak Bradly, K. L. Babes In the Woods Co. Breand Frank D Bid well, Clarence 1) Braver, ML P. Bowers, ltd. Bush ft Elliott B*rry, l*» Boyle,./../. Bprlon, C.na Bntea, Jos. Banturd Harvr Uowmou, Fred Bjtrkart, Wm.H. Bnnce. E. BeccUer. warn Boyle. V. 1. Iteuilcr, Wlnlfleld Bollinger. K, C. Bryant, Geo. BoatoTj, Dime Bayer Willie 1" ytr.nl, John Beck. II. L. Barker, John Boehlke M. ft B. Black, Rani Blue niM»n Girls. Ugr. Bcker. Chas. Butler Henri K Bnylle, CHS llidy, Jaa. l'.alllot, C. A. Itlfkctt. W. i:. ltlancolana. Art tiro Bnrgeaa. Harry Bonn. Frank Bennett. J. C. ■aan Harry U Baldwin. D. rsunce, It. C Barry. C!»a. Bnnifil. ivl, Chadwlck Joa.D. Cunningham Jita Corse. D. II. Cllllietll Jullun Cook. Horry Cheslyra, Mr. Chandler Jna. 0 Colllra, Will F. Coffmun, Guy Casell'i. Al. Crolty Trio Chapuelle, Chaa. Carltou. Thou. Carroll & Kller Chlmelewkhl J. Claire. Jack Cooke, M. Crotty Trio Call, Ru Conger & Odelr OosRrore, J.-P. Craven, Kidney Gelesto, Wm. Colby, Mr. Cavsnn Ooaaaghy h K. Ooben, s. /. Coleman, J. F. Cole & La Marr Oarmody Jaa.V. Crane, H. 0. Case, Al. Crawford. Jack Currle, Geo. Cooper, I* T. Carlton, Frn.nt Cohen, Ons Carter, Dave Connor, Jaa. J, Callahan ft St. Qoorgc Chadwlclt Joa.D. Craven, Mlducy Coplnge, P. P. Cain. J. J. Craig, II. W. Cramer, Wm. Dnnn, Arthur Dudley, Mr. Dndley, Cbeslyn ft Bums Danworth. J. H Darling, G. B. Denton, H. P.. DUon.'M. Davis, W. H. Denton, Geo. Det.ls- '■■ P. II. Dennis. Homer Dubois, Prof. Ilelroore. Tom Dyer. Wro. Daudmand, Erne A. Daniels. K. II. Drake. J. T. Dale ft DelMoot Dnnbnm, J. Duraiid, C. II. De Vny Arthur Doyle, Phil Dunn. J. A. De Bus, Billy Dr Brane. F. )■:. D«lntr>> Charley Halntro, Carl V. fH'imlt.s. Otto Bnnnell, Geo. Doty, 11. L. Barrett. Dan (rvWoirr. J. II. 2. at Bound rtrooi. N. 3, Bolter,. Wiu. Hselst. Gw. Blseett. That, llowman, tfrtd Cash.Theo.ffc.) Cunnlnghm Wm. Crawford, Lew CbandbK Geo.B Dunn. Arilinc Derair B. B. It. Det-A-Huone Mr De Tcllera, Joe Shoes of a Particular Kind and Color lor' Up-to-Date Dressers. The new leather for thit stjatoh's shoes is Gla/ed Kid In u peculiarly snappy shade known to the trade as " GolJm JBrmm Color Ne, 3i." In Paris every man and every woman with any claim to smartness are wearing this particular shade. Glazed Kid has long been regarded as the most suitable leather for shoes because it is so easily kept in condition without dressing of any kind; but its recent ooptilarity in due to the exquisite tone ("GoiJen Bnvm Color No. 2t") wh'cli harmonizes so perfectly with all this season's color combina- tions. Feet dressed in this peculiar shade look smaller and daintier than in either black or other shades of tan—a fact that has helped to popularize it both here and abroad. As in other things that nave caught the popular fancy initiations of an inferior quality are beginning to uppear, whose durability is dubious to say the least It is best therefore when ordering shoes from either maker or dealer to ask for and insist upon having them in "Go'Utn Brenm Color toe. if." A samph of thh fashionable shade of Gland KM will be sent postpaid upon application to TIE -E1E1AL 8ALB8 CO., .... 43 E. 23d ST., I. T. OITY. Hither, Harry (Miller, W. W. Hltehrnnil Jacob.McGioln Alht.l). llumiihiey, Geo. Miller, Lee Hudson. Harry Melrose, Klmer Howard ft Martini. W. Butherfonl'Mi'DoDlnii, J. B. Henry, Jaa. M. IMonroo. N«l Haitlnrs, •UarryMeOrow Hennle Harris, Geo. iMiller, Kd. llydo, Joa. II. Uiartln, Harry liubei', KreA J. |Mn»-well. W. 0 Hathaway, Mason, awl Muster J.-Metcalfe <M«. R Harden. AL McDonald G. W ilenhherirer, Morel, A. Hlward H.lMack, Ltlclle Hart, C. c. .Msaten, J. I. lii'.d<on. Harry n.-ICcuoa, Toot Hunt, C. A. Motion. Mailer Howell, C. Mark, W. II. Hoffman. C. P. iMeNnmee, r.'B. Ilarty, J. It. iMeeber, W. C. Ilinman. Cap Mason. Jack HiteMead Jsh.C. MrOwvss, II. .T. Hermann I'. L, Heir to the Hoornh Co.Msr. Uiimlltou i. M. Harvey, Ivor lliiyea, Tonuny Harmon Harrington D.J. Hnwnnt, Wm, lledse, Jack UIHKliiH Joliuyn Hanno. Albert jMlller, l'etc lick, J. II. .Miller, i'ned Hall, Albert iMurray, Tom Hooks Hsj iiohl* I SleDrnle, Horry Mllllu, r. A Mack, Wnltor 11 McDonoutih. Hairy Madison, Unrry Miller. Wm. II. Mnriel, A. J. Alalionet.-Wm. Mntwell, I'nul Marti lie, Obits. McDonald, W. J Fmerron M M. Empire. City * EllT*. Joan *< E»ener. V. Fklwanls.' Harry I'okhart ft Heeli Ktant, Geo. Kmersoh Jas, K. Ktanif; F. n. Fields, W. 0. I'ords. The 4 Pleolac, 1. J. Francis, Geo. (\ IhMlcetta. Alex. Pinch, Will meld, V, 51.' Pliod, K. A. Kowler, Louui Fields. Harry Fee, J. 0. 1'a'saa 'Noodles' EestMrg, Ked. Parr, Harrington Flttpntrtck Joe Floreueo, Leo MM Loula Fny, Bobble Frleillaml Chaa. Oullmeite, Sin. Gorman, Jack OrapertIn C. I'-. Gritfln Ctuu. VI. Oladatooo. W. F. Oreaaon. Sydney Ornliam, II, D. Hratsry, cs. - Orl«B, Q. A. flleeaon. John OraSa, W. - Oeorge, Rdtrln Cordon Tboa, H. Oano, Chaa. Gordon ft- . ■; Lambert tlnsnous, Tnr Cn.tcr, C. H. flllilanl Victor (lOrraaa, Jac.< banana Sydney Gratca, Carl H. Oll.his. Hlllle (loodrlead Oscar Grim, Wm. A. Oroiiam, V'c. ftnurley, N II. Conlmans, Tho Ouyers, Chan. Ilunnen. Tlwa.J. Hanrey ft Iwan Hlbcrt. Mr. Hall, Alfrett Hyatt, Larry II Hood, Chas. A. Hanson, HortL. Hart, Charlie Hudson. Harry Hale. Walt H. Harrington. Dan J. Hallen, Fred Hamilton OeoH. Hlgalo.'. Kold. Huntley. J. 11. llamui. 1. Haranxiiid J. If. Hanly ft Valesea Huebner. G. Hill ft Hyltanl Hamlllon. I^tr Hall, Dan ft l.tlllnti Howard, Frank Ilkrlem IfrOH Hodee, (lacar Jacob, Mr. Jewel, Mr. Jones, Richard Jefferson, jot. .'ones, Mr. Jewltt, 11. Jerinliim AWebh Johnson, Geo. 0. Jerome, Klmer Johnson, Carroll J. Johnstone, Cheater B. .tones, A. M. ■lohnaon, Lho X'. Justice, Frank Kimball Broil. Keeny, -John Knlakern Alva Krantx, Arthr liramer, Fred- BMiner, IJ Klmlinll Herman Kennedy Clayton Kreniaer, Wm. Kelly, Jack Knapp, Chas. Hosier, Chas A Koerilor, Olio Solh, J. W. mil. n. j. Kelly. John T. Klnndon, B. L. Kati, Krneat Ksleer ft Milton Kelly, Barney Kendall, Frank ivajinel, I'eier Kelley, Joe K. Kelly, Chan. J. Umtdon, It. L. Klaao, II. Kelt, J. Ward Krno, Walsh ft Melrose Keeling. Snm King of . . Kokonio Co. Koerner, Vs. I.awaon, Harry l,ut ringer Oscar Lyric Cora. « l.yraan Ilroa. l.atclle, Ohna I learltt. Wm. II. Leitermnn Jncot l.lpton, Arthur UMlle, Will l.n Tell Bros. Lonn, Perry let\'l» A Ilarr Lewis. Clin U Sells Trio leaiell Harry C Leonard, Bnyraond Long, F. 1. Lowe. a. H. l^wrle, I. M. l.amoot, Kddle lAtelte, B, lenoro ft ' St. Olali Llndiey, Harry Cb*M llnrry ft. !eo. Frnul; Lawrence, Hal Uurnon, itiuuiell La Greclas, The Lawrence. Wm. Lyons. Jno Latino, Oil a lyater Alfred I.nee ft Luce lee, J. II. l*onanl ft Ba»led< Lambert ft Williams Lackaye. Billy l^oue. Henry Lltlnmton T. II. l^relace J. B. Leatltt, \*o \jt May Walter I^onaid Frunk Le linsh, Boo Uty, Fhll t,ooff. Wm. 0. I^rolo Tl. 1', Mathews, J. IT. Mora. Tom 0. Mnratrf. Toklo Miller Frank F. McMahon (High Dlter) Miller, Chaa, Mieeker. Wm. tlorrlsey Family tlarlthnm Harry ■ liK'k. Mr* .lira. McKce, H. D. Merkel, D. W Mnuslteld ft Hnrtet MeAiloms, A, II Mlildleton. Chan. II Mitchell KarleK Millard Broa. ilomlnee, Alex. Mumlar, n. Miller, k. Leon Marshall ft Lorain Newcombe, „ ; A( B, w i > Norton, Bttrlk Nlbln ft Hpereer Netvlng, Da Wit Velio Juggler Netr. Frank Xeuraan, Aug. Nye, Man Veasen, Hunter A Neason Jnnenlielmer Jaa j'Donnell J. J, jllter, Frunk JDrlen. Nelll 01ml. flen. 'Jlx-naus. It. A. Oaks., It, I',. Diitninn, T. J. 3lls. C. N. Orteya. fx>ovIylld laklaml, Wilt I'eckham Qninc. i'auley, H. K. t'owefl, Wm. t'Inefeather F. "nelnn, K. V. "niton, llobt. 1 .'iircell, A. W, Perry, R. P. I'erle, I oula I'atteraon a II I'rlnce,- U.., I'leraon; U.'U. ■oole, Roy •atlyFrnnk Smilh, Ike Starkweather. Harry Ptephesa, Clnrciiea aplelmaun Loula Htoddard ft Wllsan Sinclair. Ollle Pnlgaald. N. Snlnk, O.SA. Rlnaii. Harry Buthe rlsEd, Jim H. Sonan, John HLOnge, Fietl Sanders, T, B, Snow ft Wilson Sliver, J. A. Sehnabel, 1'. Hllvritcn Clnild Sehullk Fred J. Stoeffier, I. Sullivan, T. D. Sanger. Alherta Sn-llora, M. K. Regard, Blel a l(ne, Ohns. Stanford Artll. Know, Gen. Slock. Waller Handy, Nup ' Soeller, W. Swift, Mr. Saras, Win. II. * I ii no. Hon W. Slslita. J. W. Sauira, Henri Kn-wsrd, Fred .-tinutnp ft Kandbery Stevens, X. 0, Sniulow, VoilllK ■■tlllmaii Hourrd yyltente- Harry .Scoit. Milton .'clinlter. Matt SiiudJoM, 'P. h. Sllvera, lbl. F. Sl.telmii KddleJ rtmtlh, J. It. Shine, W. 11. Snow, II. Slelaon. Harry Sprogue, Kd. 8uootarn, (1. Stone, Ben Statey, Chaa. Sanders, ChaaH. Hceley, 0. W. Mauley, Win. K Sherry, J. W. nebseirer, Carl Sllverton, Will Amllh ft Aiado Slhley, 1'r-mk . Terry A Klmer Trlmhle (Iro. s. Thofno. Fred I'mtollo, Then. Tenney, H. Taylor FraokI.ro Tretllllon, Fred rimmiia, Chat. rtionipson W. V. Trusdell. B. M. Torry, Harry J. rtnnls 'Prlo rate, Itoliert ,'ralnor Clifford t'cnnyxoo, Wm. 'ami. Hilly .'Una, F. J. lewkabnrr. Uerbt P.. i'lncent. Frank .'nntetlcr Harry /auv'lui, Tom Vernon, Ben Vldal, II. A. Vnrilellea, Tbo j 'helps, Eugene '•ooley, F.d. 'reattriek raO Pettaaf N. D. ■Duller, Kildle • "WAN'TKD-feofiie to <Iu two.nr llirce) comic tnrna; small wugon hIiow. l-'iilt MALM—Sumer- HHiilt. and High Hiving Dogs, Trained Doves, nr will excrungo fof Mima and Magic, PfltlK. IIAKKY SMITH, Oratz. rn. rtu CBNTB For a BOOK OF 10 BKRTCIIKtl Five Acta forone male, one female; Five Acts for two males. Money order or two cent stampn. Ad- drosa BKIINARll KLINtl, Playwright, Ml Jay St., llrooklyn, K, V. 1\ t*.-Sketchoa ami I'laya writ- ten to order. .nOWOLOOl'ES, ACTH-Nn lemons. All bright. Witty, tip to the minute ainir. Hutch, Irian, Jew, Kid, Tramp, Rube, Houbrelte, Strnlghi Comedy, Coon, Brain Worm; n.'ie. enoh; 10 for ft. Cross fire gagging acts. Any two uharuotrra, A guaranteed hk with any auillnoeo, II. Monologues run from in u> 12 minutes. Gagging acts front 10 in ID minutes. Stamps for Inquiry. Send money by P. 0. orsB.Xnresa. (Inn. II. Allen, HIM K. 1HI1 St., Nf.'Y, City. Vlllnlr, Allan White, Bert Williams, Ham Vhnlen, Oro. ID. Troupe ffhlte. 0, 0. iVIlson Lorain Z A'llwn, Mr. WUtfleld. Geo. Wear. L. I>>wls Wonlley. Ralph "•rentlce, r'r:d Wallace, pr. Pleras ft RoslynI Waldo, Frank •arkfrr.wtt Walerbnry n.S. Walton, llnrry Waggoner, Rod Want, l^wia Weal, Rolafid >lnlan, Jack nimby, Fred ' oln».. Cm. . • ue«8( Up, Rotnoar, J. B, Side, Lew {tauklD Kennlb.T logers, Harry Rosella, The llutherford, H. rtetland, 1!. 0. ilaaliruao, loula Itatnor, John Rityiaimd. M. F. Bio. Adolpli Ratlilmns, litng rilcunlo, Prof. Iteetl, W. D. Ileevcs, Harry Ityrto. Jack Knaaell, Lnwrencs ROM, Jack 14. Itaaar, f, <". Readlck. Frank Reterc, Uen. ftiunia. Geo. Roland, Jack Ilellly, B. J, Itolllnu, Ralph Rahme, Norman Raymond, It. R. Rynn, Jack Robinson, Boy Royee, Geo. Ilussell, Frank Radd, A, I. Rhodes Julian H Backer, Jolir!' Woe. A Nawhiiry Smith, A. V. Picaer, Julius Hal lor ft Rarharetto Wolcott, Ben F. Wood, 1'riinils Wood, Geo. H, Waterhnry F,. H Walter Itoht. !■' Wode, Geo. Withers. A. R. Wella, Chaa. Wilson. Italoltdi Wilfred, Ham Wheeler. W. Walsh, Billy White, Ben Wilson, Geo. X. Walker, 0. A. Wilson Broa. Williams. Dan Woods, Hurry Winter, llanki Wright J. Henry Wagner, Harry Wander, Frnnk World, J. W. white, j. v. Wall, J. D. Wells Broa. ft Smith Williams Cfaaa.F Wllkenaon, W.M Walker, Frank!' Weston AWataon Woods, Jim. Warner, Jack Whitehead, Joe ft Grlerson Bla- . terg Waters, H. K. West. De Forest young, Ollle Young, H. W, MOVIffO, PICTUHE MAIlllVK* r«l KF.NT—Alao Films, Boat service audlowsst [irlnr. Amarlcan Kgphange, oaOHalsoy Hi., Brooklyn, N. 1 . MOVINO P1CTIIRB MAI IIINFJ ol'KH A'MiKH WANTKH .for nlty and road. America n Film KlXOhiiDge, una Halse.v, Brooklyn, S. V. lot of i.t ins, Mb*M and"tatrara' Ma- I'hlnea for sole, sllgbily uand, with ur tvlthoiil iln proof boxes, InO to tlutl. AMCUICAN KACIIANIIF, a*> Mals s y HL. Mwo liif a, H.\. HKBTrmSsl.Trave'aUi's, llurh'«i|U(js, el<-., wrll- ten 10 order.' Onlr imat nrigltuu work furnished. JOS, KKitsilAW, tat iliittonwnod si., Plillu. PL \ T KOhTbi Vlibw,'"c«nipiiiilV Tii)l, sTd'i' WslLCiirloalty uuil l'nlnlliig, »4(i. A lilg Slunk 11111I two rulntlhga, (HO; Catjnouka and I'liliitlng, *lu. Lota of other curios. List free. WM. nkl'son, 8 Va n Norden at., Xo. (luiiiiirlilge, Mass, tiHOVBRHtJ Profeaalonal Htereopircona.f lu.M) Acetyifiip oas Making Outfit and Burnarx, ts.oo. C.O.D. Allow examination. Send for cms. Gmnhrrg Biereoptlcon Mfg. Co., Box Una, New Orleans. " WAKaED tllUC'K-One (Itmd L^okTriTrmiil• Ing Man, must havn sqnare cuts. Paul llrnd.v, please write, One Seooud Uualncsa Wmnaii wild aiiei'lsltlea, one Good Frnpsrly Man with spe- cialties, si'cnh! Artist wjiu doublet stage. All must lie the first snd havn thn host of wardrobe. State loweat, as It la positively sure. Show ni'Ver ol-iaea, Iteinemlinv siilnrv for Summer. P. ».— WodIiI buy good tont or have a good coni|ianv for Hummer stock lu parks or alrdtimoa. Manager', wanting good show, write Prop, of W.J, Mtowarl's Croat Sceolo Produotlona, Lvucb, .Nelir. WANTED, DRAMATIC PEOPLE, 1M AU LIMKM. SUMMER STOCK. FEED BELLA, Cofleyvllle, Kaniai. Attention, Medicine Men. We have at luat caught, up with all orders. Thanks. Cheapest and Heat RMMdlej on tho market, our llloarl Purlllcr, in flaahy cartoon, at |14.4ll per gross. OIlKAT HIT. ALL (il'AKANTIlKII rNIIKH THIC NKW LAW. Spring hns come, get thn new line. Add. WILSON IIKHII OOMI'ANY, Vi Church Hi.., Norfolk, Vn. PERFORMERS WANTED. CIECD8 AHD VABDEViLLE PEOPLE, HDBICIAN8, BsILL POSTERS, SECOND AGENT, BOSS CAHVA8 MAN Wnnieii nt unco foi'.liMigaiiiiMiii. Slulti vorv Inweai salary and be ready to Join on wire. i'A VILIII.N II, It. HIIOW, Mobile, Alii. Scenic Artist Wanted Immediately for M'ork THean e, Hlnle all partlrnlara. , HUSSEUL, Paaaale Theatre, Wa. nlc, 51 . J. 600 Seals for Sils—About 60U Ntw Lnhoistr-rcd Ofiera Ohslrs and oil I'urulahliig* nnd Fitting* of a leading New York thonlre ror sile. I'osunsslon Msy 1. Imiulre »1. H. nCIIULMAN, Wl IP wii.v, N. Y. New Desgan Marlmliaphooei '.u nines, rttvaiwHr scale. Cost f88. Yours for »:m. Address HIM SL10IITK11, l«03Hsrkst HI., HnrrUtuirg, I'll, WANTED, ruvn. Young Man to do al might In Musical Act. ■ MUS IC, rare CI,IPI'l.ll. REP. PEOPLE WANTED. Win or Write. li t. KALETA, 148 Hrlgga Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. •BE BOTIOB AT BBAO Or I.1HT. Daveanort C. M Hall. John fleiere ADevere Hyde, Jimmy Chah. Ulaki:. Hebrew Impersonator, played tbo Altmeyer Theatre, McKeesport, week of April J, and reports soeceaa. Ho Is now ploy- ing- for tbn Hliverman Bros.'.circuit through • fii.Ksiui.r, I'a 11 k, at Nanlivllle, Tenn,, open* May 1. -Managey Y. C Alley uniiouni-es 11 long; Hat ut attractions, A large nlrdnmx has been sieeted, and Manager Alley proinlsen a first cliiiit at,ock company for the L'oalno, with vaudeville between acts of the plays, : Tbei pari: will also contain innrry-go-'round* and many other stlraetlvu features for tin- srown-nps. Tun MrsTtRiOL'H OUflltta writes: "I ana making a succeas with my new moglc act, baing m great demand, and having; aome very good booking*. , In this act I am tied to n rns* by toy nerlc nnd wrist*, with my arms t£TJ? aS*Wg» -TRf Pennsylvania, and opanefl at the Otand Opera jtrelcaed out, by mm ono In the nudlraetx SSrS-n, R. dJlfarftson", "" B.- H<>««. *«0W>». »Jf«« '•P'" * ' ' ,heft , * lM " a m ' Klt lD,,d ° 0t tW0 ,n,a " , *••