The New York Clipper (June 1907)

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The Rosards, trick house and barrel jumping; Clara Moncayo, contortionist: Bar- ron and Munden, trick bicyclists and unl- cycllsts; Frank Carpenter, principal clown, with Kay Jones, Herman Munden and Jack Yenble, clowns; Raymond and Rose, Roman rings; Mrs. F. V. Carpenter, with her edu- cated dogs; O. B. Canlll, comedy juggler; A. G. wTllman, director of band; Roy Ed- wards, cornet; Edwards Qertzenkrau, comet; Cbas. Tarr, trombone; Oscar Rhodes, trom- bone ; Newton Crawford, baritone; Walter Uerlew, bass; Will Zlegler, solo alto; Prank Rowland, clarinet; Earl Ilawk, traps; Jack Venble, bass drum; Nell McUrath, proper- ties; Doc Carr, boss canvas man, with five assistants. A double wedding took place at the Church of San Lorenzo, City of Mexico, Mexico, on April 7, when Father Rels united Gertrude etelbll, of SL Louis, Mo., and Albert Bell, and Nellie Lewis, of Trenton, Mo., and Ed- ward Bell. Tbe grooms are both sons of the clown, Dick Bell, while tbe brides are mu- sical performers In the Clrco Bell. Fobbpauqh & Sells' Notes. — Business throughout the Jersey stands has been enor- mous. At Newark enough were turned away to flll another full sized tent At Elizabeth standing room was sold. Tbe show moves like a clock, all of the acts dovetailing In excellent fashion. Tbe various riding acts, Including Oscar Lowande, Madam Lancaster, Mrs. H. BUI, Al. Dean, Orrln Davenport, A. F. Wallett, Rebecca Daniels, May Daven- port and Julia Shi pp. are always sure of big applause. The aerial displays, presented by tue La Van Troupe, Stlrk Family, Minnie b'orepaugb, Will Adair and the Flying Fishers,. Juat before the hippodrome races, nold the audience as If rooted to tbe seats. With few exceptions, tbe programme has remained un- changed since the opening. In the Fire and flames Show, Fred Zobedle Introduces a comedy bit as a woman, hanging from one of the windows, losing his clothing, and Is hnally dragged back by a fireman. He finishes with a Jump Into the life net. Mr. Zobedlc's band balancing act Is also a prominent feat- ure. John H. Gill's Military Band, In tbe concert and Incidental numbers, present high class selections. Joseph La Fleur's Mexican dog, "Chlqulta," gives valuable assistance to Fred Welcome, during his splendid hand balancing act. Al. V. Whekleb's New Model Annex Notes. —Will T. Miller Is again lo charge of this department, and business has been up to the New Model standard. Features: Madam Lascelle, untamable lion act; Cleo, snake hypnotist; Madam Belmont, Impale- ment act; La Dell, Marionettes and Punch; Miller, magician and ventriloquist; Mascot, small horse, and eleven cages of animals. l'rof. Clark and his eight piece band, fur- nished tbe music for tbls department Grant Allmon has No. 1 ticket box and Frank Harris has No. 2. Our new model arch door painting causes them to look up and take notice, as It Is quite a novel Idea. Fbancis J. Boilb, of the Boyle Brothers. writes that they closed a very successful thirty-two weeks' engagement as a special attraction wit* tbe Anderson Stock Co., at Toronto, Can., March 80, and opened with the Bun Brothers' Progressive Shows, at Macon, Ga., April S. Their big club Juggling, hoop railing and Illuminated chandelier bal- ancing act Is one of the effective numbers with the show. Jones Show Notes. —The roster of the dressing room Is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wright, principal singing and talking clowns, introducing tbe "Boo Carriers;" Maud Josephine, aerial rings: Fred Salmon, talking clown; l'rof. Howard's trained dogs and ponies, Geo. Parento. ladder act and high backward dive; Lillian Harrington, Japanese ladder act; Clara Lawrence, perch and wire act; Geo. Parento and Sister, double trapeze; Miss Brown, sailor ladder act; Donnelly and Williams, January act, and Cudjoe and his trained donkeys. The show Is doing good business. Mr. Wright has charge of the dressing room. The Old Reliable Is n late comer, but is certainly welcome itoiiEiiT Weldon, one of the cowboys with Itlggs' Wild West was badly bumed by the premature discharge of a pistol while the show was playing at Xenla, 0. Mas. James A. Bailey, widow of the show- man, has given 110,000 to tbe Mount Vernon Hospital, as a fund to enlarge and equip tbe hospital building. In addition, Mrs. Bailey has decided to expend at least $100,000 lor a new hospital to be built beside the present structure, and to be called the Bailey Me- morial Hospital. It Is to be the central ad- ministration building of tbe whole hospital corporation. Al. G., of AL G. and Mazle Belford, writes: "I am with Tuttle's Olympic Show. With my wife, we are putting on the concert and have full charge of same, also have song book privilege. I am acting as equestrian director and announcer In big show, also doing sing- ing and talking clown. We are In our third week of good business." 4 ■ » MAINE!. Portland.—The Jefferson (Julus Cahn, manager) was occupied by a lecturer, May 20, 21. A representative audience greeted John Drew, in "His Bouse In Order," 22. James B. Mackle appeared In "Grimes' Cellar Door," 23. "The English Rose" was the offer- ing, by local talent 24. "East Lynne" came 20. E. V. Phelan opens his Summer stock company 27, presenting "Leah Kleschna" the opening week, with the following players: Cecil Owen and Harriet Worthlngton, leads; Louise Everts, Ceta Bennett, Carey Hastings, Hal De Forrest, stage director; Geo. Fisher, Mark Kenton, Warner Olund and others. 1'obti.and (J. E. Moore, manager).—Mov- ing pictures and illustrated songs caught on from the start at the opening, 13, and tbe second week's attendance, 20-25, was very large. AL D. Weston and Delia Aubin ren- dered their selections pleasingly, and Jas. Kcnney, trap drummer. Introduces mechanical effects, making the pictures very realistic. Savoy. —Messrs. Jones, Heatley and Miss Warren, In illustrated songs, with Prof. Bishop, pianist, and a good list of moving pictures, drew good business 20-25. Haboreaves' Cibcds was well patronized 21. ■*«» MONTANA. Butte.—At the Broadway Theatre (J. K. Heslet manager) "Hello, Bill," May 25; Lil- lian Russell, In "The Butterfly." 28, 29. Gband Opeba House (Dick P. Sutton, manager).—Week pf 19, "Old Pals," by the Lulu Sutton Co., drew very welL Claire O'Donnell and the motion pictures were very well received. Family (F. Nelsonla, manager).—Week of 10: Tbe Four Toledos, Gavin, Piatt and l'oacbes, Cbas. Bowser and company, Reeves and Kinney, Georgia Clark. Walter Jeffrey and the motion pictures. Big business rules. Note. —The li&of Garden and the Electric Theatre, at the Columbia Gardens, are doing excellent business. ♦ ■» UTAH. (igilen.—At the Grand Opera House (B. A. Grant, manager) the Augustin Daly Musi- cal Co. presented "A Country Girl" and "The Clngalee," to good business, May 6, 7. "Mrs. YVlggs, of the Cabbage Patch," S, bad a good house. Mrs. Leslie Carter 9. "The Girl and the Stampede," 12, pleased. Ltw Dockstad- er's Minstrels played to a full house 17. Tbe engagement of Otis Skinner, scheduled for 10, was called oft on account of a delayed train. Nat C. Goodwin, In "The Genius," 18; Walker Whiteside 20. Note. —The following Summer parks will open about June 1, and will run vaudeville shows: Utabna Park, Sylvan Park and Glen- wood Park. ««e NORTH CAROLINA. Wlnaton-Salem.—At Elk's Auditorium (W. D. Huhn, manager) the Osman Stock Co. May 27 and week. Note. —At Nissen Park (J. J. Slggs, mana- ger) moving pictures are given. i » Wilmington.—At the Grand Opera House (Cowan Bros., managers) Sunbeam Club May 24, moving pictures June 8-8. «■» INDIAN TERRITORY. Soath HcAleater.—The Langsdale Opera House (A. Bert Estes, manager) was dark week of May 20. Lyhic (Chas. EL Hodklns, director).—BUI week of 20: Herbert and Rogers, J. H. Shaw, Freeman's educated goats, and Lyricscope. *« » FLORIDA. Jacksonville—Phoenix Park Casino (11. F. Wlllard, manager) opened May 16, with Mabel Paige and the Wlllard Comedy Co. A good show was given to standing room only. Miss Paige Is booked for the season. ♦ i > MISSISSIPPI. Me rid Inn.—At the Coliseum (Vivian Whtttaker, manager) the Three De Lucas Sis- ters, Edgar La Zelle, Huntress, Marcell and Llnnett. Early and Late. May 20-25, had large and well pleased audiences. Rentfrow's Jolly Path Finders 27-June 8. HippoiinouE (L. B. Crook, manager).— Rogers and Clifton, and moving pictures last week. Dark 27 and week. 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