The New York Clipper (June 1907)

464 Tips 1 :k^W YQBEfCLIPPER. June 15; WANTED 1 For WOLFFS PARK, Detroit, LAMM and GENTLEWEN WITH COOD, BT&ONC VOICES CAN REMAIN HERE THE BALANCE OF THE SEASON. |.fli#IBa «"«f *•"- w. a ■..I..I tifMtif U/rtlfl'fl Pork Dairoil llleh Htaie yeur lewest salary In your first letter . Aiitm g ...ti-L- wweggw" -J-—4—1. J a ;$#;>.* JOSEPH pqmeran: Mnilcal Director, .Wolffs Park, Detroit, lltli. Uauacville and minstrel, HajiIit Thomson. "Moynr of if«'B«jW»7>'' rturiuKWcnl rtiBiiE"moiiw In Buffalo unit RocbeWrTfC. V.. nnrt UamlRon, Can., waft en • Hi Notes mow On Rkb Bros." Ideal MIH;n« sthtils.— Th l» company closed a season or forty-eight weeks and three days nt. Nchngh- llrtlkfi, N. Y„ May 22. The Reason was me be»l In Ihe history of 0|« show. Wo played twenty-seven stands In New Jersey, and twenty-one stands out of the twenty-sevoa ftiffWAT Kniss, magician, appeared nt tlie "Columbia Theatre. Boston, June a. He latroduo.ed Hie Hindoo snek nnd great trunk mysterr. He Informs ns that he wns placed la n sack nnd lied, the Hack placed In ft irunic, and the trunk locked nnd corded with seventy-llvo feet « rope, nnd thnt he es- rhh'to hot : "I have been In Ihe show busl- S Ihlny-flv? "yew*, 'newly, twenty-two S& 'VliVs time^M-owner-nnrt ££*••« the minstrel conrtmny bearing my name. I.Ike nil other men who have pursued a calling fir,-«"linn ii "me. I have looked forwar W a rlmowtien I might, enjoy a lo..g am* Vocation, vet I have never hart the courage, to' fix tnc" time, the vocation mlgHI begin. SMMM "IS", owing lo sickness In my I,. I nhnodoiied my stage work. I Ini- Mely lost nil lotcrest In tlie show; I flu H booked solid, and commences on .Inly Ifi. the town nil that could be desired. The the The company will be much larger, number- aire Is doing good business. The house is Ing Ihlrry-ftru people, and will he equipped one of a circuit of eight. ' IB OLD Rr.LlA- entlrcly with new wardrob-, scenery and mi.r Is regularly on hand." to) fix the. ttnu Two . family. JS^offan* electrical nnd mechanical effects. The show trill also have entirely nmv pictorial and block advertising matter. IHIIy lie. Hue Is la New Vork 0 tr looking after the Interest of the Know. In the line of wardrobe nnd scenic «ffcrt*. The show will hare two European vaudeville novelties which are now under contract. Master John J. Lambert, the Juve- nile soprano, will bo featured lo a singing backed by a chorus of ten mole "the man Of many dlrocl a hlg dadc- elfectN, The specta L„u. Vnr me 1 took mv Dlare In the perform- line of minstrelsy. The scone will Sn» en.T it wasn'tft day until 1 was as in Italy, and entitled "Sunrise Am Seeoiv interested In the Show na ever before. Fountains." The comedians, vocall Among the "ats and ?me lit Mhn° doesMWMwean that the com-, bltts will be press, agent. The hand will he o^v henrltm iiy name will cease. Arrange- enlarged next soasoa .hy n reed section- of SeUlt-hflve >tmS made In the past two years, ffur clarionets and two saxophones, and with tharTaTho event(lint 1- should be Ineapncl- (he grand and gorgeous new street parade at«l or-cnlled from this life, the Af. 3. costumes, we can not look forward, to any : However Field Greater Minstrels will KM. there will bo some changes In. the nrrange- mVnia when I retire. Tfie MBBUir wMlTM incorporated under the laws of Ohio, Md numbers of the old employees will hold stock ^J&C^mFUM closed with the Yankee Doodle Girls Co.. nnd nre playing Summer thing but a prosperous season ilnanclnlly ttnd nrtlstleallv, for tbe niitlonlr nt the present time for s. it. (> business Is brighter -than ever before In the history of Pe Roe Bros.' enterprises. \"'> Johnnie Jess will produce a new apd original sketch with the i.iii Llfcera Co., In wblcb fifteen people wfll be engaged. Il.uttiv i'iiam;, liiislnt-H'; manager of De Rtie Bros.' Minstrels, Just closed his second season of forty-eight weeks with the above company, and reports that they have had a long nnd riuraranr~tiroe~!»'oil tilled. They played I'as for™ week of May H. and will play a return H -%'mhktt" s^BwWWi writes I, "I was extremely prosperous "season, with only a few .»«ninri nil iihsolute divorce from the Great, chnnges since their opening week.''They V mail llfenrv "l llmi u" on .tine R. I re- will open Ihe middle of July for next season. iuiirm^&am"^"..,^. .., B1W l)ee „ fit '" M "" ^^ " l "" PreSent Ja.mi-s A. Wi3jCH ami company will pro- duce a new vnudevllle sketch for next season, using five people. It will lien, strictly comedy aet. ' -. -. Tim Empire CoMnnr Forn (Messrs. Leon- ard, Cunningham, Jenny nnd Roland) will again sail for Ktirope, on Aug. lS^penlng In Prague on Sept. 1 are for the coat ~ played through _ and Wales. The quartette the lust few years has been very Rticcessful, and have loxt very little time. They will play a few weeks around something new In the .«„„ y orki h ( .f 0 re they leave America. be.laid •'SftxA.PER and Son open on the NnsU circuit at. Winnipeg, Can., June 2.1. Jimiirn .UfiutAv, and William Mack have Joined hands, nnd are working In vnudevllle with a singing, dancing and talking act. itii.i.r llAtir Js spending a few weeks at Mt. Clemens, Mich., prior to a stay In Atlan- tic: City during July. Others at the hath* are:. Frank Howie, of the London Theatre, .New York; Levlne, .Too Flynn- and Toby Lyons. Tue Pe Lanoth SiflTrns report meeting with sitccesa In their song and dance act, and have been offered a return engagement of "two weeks. June 17-2-1. at Lntemann'i Xew Theatre, Toledo, O. Sam .1. Kixin, formerly manager of Erbe's Casino, North Ileacb, for the past five sea- sons, writes: "I have accepted the manage- ment of II. II llusmann's Rayslde Casino.; Cdnorsle, where polite vaudeville, three times dally, will be the policy. Rill for week of .tunc |j The I .it hells, Prank Burt. Mile. Klsle. Kitty Morris, Readdlng Sisters, Ray, and Taylor. Winters nnd English. Kitty Ht>ff4 .man and Dora Hall/.' ''"° Wn..i.iA.u J. Kim.i.v leaves for Europe July The CunzoN Sisters, under the manage- ment of Joseph Ctirton. nppenred jit the Chestnut. Street Opera House, rhlljidelphin, weik of l June n..wbU was to he their second week at Oniarlo Beach. Rochester, N. \. »li. Messmore. mnnnger of Ontario BWil,HN the net release, and ns they have return dates thev were able lo play the engagement, rno novellv of this art (s creating nn Impressive Mt, wKH receptlona at each performance. ItoscoK ano rims, after thlrty-two weeks of success In vaudeville with their talking act "The English Tourist and the Coon, are In Chicago, putting their old comedy mu- sical act together for next senson, with one or the Eastern wheel burlesque shows John II.' Eaoax, comedian, of the well known team of Kaenn and. Merriam. was called suddenly to Ihe home _of his mother, at LcomlnBter,' Moss., who died on Monday night. June 3. The team Is with the llartz ARurnell Vaudeville Co. Nkwhi.i. ami Mni.o return to England i Sent. 1. Their bookings there ji,,],- •_>_ n (ter three months' work nt home, i-oritlncnt. ns they ha.ye already' *Jf nev n re hooked to open at the Hippodrome, gh England, Ireland;" Scotland ..^ on j u | y gj t 0 be followed by shr, '111. . ..._..... * 1. ., I...,* fftll. rnliru . ' ■ --• _ '. I 1 .1..... ....... I.. 1 lu. weeks' In England, ond then over to the continent, to till lime booked In Frnnce, Ger- many nnd Holland. . They will return to America In the early Spring of next year. CitACiu Sachs, late of Batchelor's Boston Reii". has signed for next season, with II. S. Woodhull's Md Lifters Co. K, Kiiikc Apa.ms was made a member of Lodge No. .1, T. M. A.'s, it Norfolk, Vo., Ingllny 2(1, 1(107. . , Snviier ani» inii'Kt,i:t write: "\\t close our fifteenth season at lies Moines, on June IS, and lay on' at our Summer home, nt ltockawuy. N. V. We open again Se()t.. 'i, l.eltig booked for fbrty-flvo weeks over the I illicit nnd Western vaudeville houses, from I'liriiuiiii. .Me., to Portland, Ore. Qur new act was a decided hit this season, and we will add.a few more novelties before we' open again next season." Summers and Winters (Charles and Jose- i>iiiiii-i are meeting with hlg success through the Northwest. Stkimhit and Thomas, German comedians, report that they are doing fine In the West. Tfie.v are booked up at the.Western parks until September. Their act Is a hit at every 'theatre, 'and the ghost walks every Sunday." Edmund O'Oonnkm, and Beatrice Golden are In Ihelr fourteenth week on the Sulll Calolum Gas and ■;. Moving Picture OuHit |Tht LattttVlotary/ ofSclenoo. O.t Pbajii, CahtauNINO writer,: \?\ Rft f r closing Saturday night, June 1, at van & C'onsldlne circuit. The team, which Keith 4 Proctor's One Hundred nnd Twenttj ^as been sixteen months In the for West, Is fifth Street Theatre an engagement of eight ,,„„■ coming East. itrnnrerY' an" "ahsblute divorce from J V . i_ ..,' I n,. Ill,I nil Xr lj>os Jr., of Show. l.ncUmon & Loos' Geo. Carnival Taw* Femx" Co. Nothh. —We will open the Hummer and regular season, June 0, and this coinpanv will he the first of C. Jay Smith's iitrrnctlnns lo take) tbe road for tlie seat>on 1007-08. The company will be under the management of I'red Mackintosh, and the following people have been engaged: Hurry llnyden. Hart nnd Gilbert, the Orlands, Arthur f'olllns, HIchnrd.Hlrayhone, Fred Wal- lers, R'.'sttc (illhert, Louise Ashwood, Ix>v« Elter. Ernnels NiuiflVr, Ada M. Miller, W. 0. Woods, business manager; Arthur Colllnn, uge mnnuger.; Robert Boyde, musical direc- '. and b'nlty Felix's Kngllah bull .dog and laed goat. I,: Ttliliu: rnarAiiyn iirrivCTi ij"m; ■•■"-rY; .f.-.TiiK Cti' , l,lN« i-'niiswri.i.s, who rucently , Thov will open nt the Chealnut Street .Jjj, n , rDP ,i from. Meilcu; are visiting their home "*t VHHilovllle seu- ilett Echo Illp- IIa'nna Dim*, late of the Howetias, writes: ■I wns divorced «t Cincinnati. 0.. from Mike Huffy, who Is known as Rowrnn. joe Wuu'ii has received genera pro se im his'work its an Italian who hits Just In tided this enunlry. In his new sketch, "Ellis "land " Ills make-up. dialect »nd gestures arc remarkably clovor, and there Is ft deal M human nature In the little not. • . • „„„ I'uank PliMiUtUM motiniH the loss or rns Jt . ttg father win. died June 0, at l>hlUUisburg r $& N...I. Interment whs at Wushlngton, N. J. * .',iKl, •itii: Tuhhk VoHCAityH arrived from Hnrop*. Ip7 r llolicri Tlnl'lv wliTpiny t'h.- title rolo. IIAMVBV H«K»K AND TUB AlifllBV tttJOg They expoi-l- In Mexico, us that, having riicently Jolueil hands with Warren Locke, Uic nit wlllxln future ho knon-n as Avery HAllllil MWrtan «.,^ ..-— ---- \ ■-„■ .Mil III" nillXIH IUIHI.' HIT.hll..111. HI" ATW7I are, giving tlus Sun's pat runs gJ'Wgn i^-ke mid Pciirl. presenting their act, "At .niaedy, lutrnduclng seven muslcnl numDers, |qn llnvc »." They opened June 2, at Lnko nmklng their act a .small comic opetn. •"•/ Michigan Park/Muskegon. Mich, are engaged ns n feature for the entile cir- # | AH ],, o AURISO . s _ hnrltone hallndlst, with *AUBUI PiiBVtn ONtii, t'lora Allthorpy and Harry Tsnnn closed a very successfli two weeks' enguccnient nt Ynimg's Pier, AJIanllc very successful t ratcn't at Ynimg's Pier, At In C'liy, Salnrday, May 26. nnd were g;lven weeks' engu City, Satnroay.' ninj.-n. «■■« g . -„ return itigageatent for a w^e.ok In AugUHt J. W. Vogel's Minstrels, reports n successful •ensnn or forty-four weeks, and has signed with the some company tor season of 1007- 1008. Hhi.jii:s AND Wai.ikin report n prosDerous and successful wini.-r season, having lost Thentre, Omaha, Neb., week of June 2: Burke next senson In America. Tmk Karoi.y Bsbt. sailed Tor Holland last *Tm) Sistehh McCoNNKM, »if on the Jake Wells Summer park circuit, opening at Idle- wood Park. Richmond. Vh. They; will open oa t he Llou Palace Hoot, New V'drt City, oh June 20, for the Summer, for H, H. Hire. Si'li't ani> Pitiii.rs closed « forty weeks' enirngemeiit on May A, wltlr Ihe Bennetl- jdoultoh Co., under the tanniigement of A. X. Elliot, und have signed with Ihe suimtt company for next senson. Week of May » thev were at Tuirthllug l.»am Pnrk. Itrldgetuv, SE J. Thev open their Summor work In iiurlis, nhditr tin* middle of June. Tjii; Ki.iti: Haumuni hViun write to sny that thev arc meeting with great success, lu Uloucester, Mass,, week of June 3. making Kiiglnnd parks tor Ihe Summer. Me is slug- a run of live weeks. lug Illustrated Nungs, and doing well. Mi'iiiiav, Clayton akh MW write; "W« t\\n Wilson has returned from Europe, closed the sesson Inst week with Sam Oc- «-iiere she spent the past tour years, nnd hos ■vero's Own Show, and will take a rest for - gnrie to (he coast, to visit friends. She will weeks. James Carson Vivian and company, in "The Devil's to Pay," n one act sketch, by Cbas. Horwltz, report meeting with great success, v Chaiiuj* Robinson hos concluded his en- gagement with the Colonial Belles Co. Ills act. "The Tramp and the Hebrew," has been a distinct success, presenting the two dis- tinct characters without leaving tlie stage. Mr, Robinson occupies the stage for from .twenty to twenty-Ove minutes. •' Nat C. iIakf.ii, Hebrew nnd Italian come- dian, has Jolted hands with Sal. H. Hart, the singer, to do n character singing and talking act. ' "A ■ i.hau iti ssi i.i. sailed, June 11, for Eng- land, opening at the Palace, London, June 24. Prom there sho Is booked to open, Sent. 0, at .lohiinio'Khiirir. for eight weekB. wjDh.Witt Youski. the "College Hoy Juggler," who has been with Miner's Americans the past.season, ns an added ut unci Ion, will he gin his vnudevllle time nt Pastor's Theatre, June ,17. . '-, Ci'mixiis, Thornton and Company nro- duced, for the first lime, ut Ihe Olympic The- atre, South Bend, lad., on June 3, n. comedv sketch, hy Arthur Gllllsple nnd Collin Onvls, entitled "A Mall Order Wife." Notes vbom the Novki.ty tiieatue, Still- water, Minn. —Business here for the week ending June 2 was Ihe record breaker. The theatre wouldn't begin to hold the patrons, and we anticipate nn exceptlonnlly fine Sum- • business. Manager Obrecht Is negn- log for a larger and better located place, ', the deal will lie closed soon. Tin: Oi.n .uiii.K Is received with eagorness every eek. Bernard Novh and I'ih.ix Domah hare i'ai.vi.v Hrss, basso and trombonist, closed MM BlUIVSIMIi ErlirUlnlnl lh« Subllc. WMtiit yoUifurnlililiig complete outttl with simple and expllett- lastnlotloni. The Plaild la aVarc*. oomprtidii tin regulsr.thestre and lecture circuit, alto loctl fields Id Churches. Public Scbooli, Lodges sad tlrnersl Public ftsthtrloii, NiithluK sffordt better opportunities tor E." r«?R.i. Our Outfit Comprlsas th* c. r. oo.'J modal, ram calcium casj OUTFIT, th* ■raataat oandl* powar,tha aaftat and moataoonomlcalajaa-maklng outfit avar invantad. Wsitktteiki. SlirMpiltin, Mtlllll riclun HicMit IIIBlt, sllfll needed for compleu entertslnments. Absolutely tbe liieit films sad views on the msrket, iDCludtuc all subjects forth* public's enjojmcoi. rail antartalnmant auopir oataiogu. ui • PICIAL OFCEPt fully expt»lnsev»r,tbhiK.. CIICten rUJICTlaB CO.. 22Slllilirs It., dipt 301, Chlcsn. tl' ' ' '■■——, ' LL " ill.- i'i>iniiilii« C.'lrenlt. The Columbia Amusement Co., or Eastern Burlesque Wbeel, had lis drawing of routes at the offices of Hyde & Bebmaa. 'la the Temple Court Building. Brooklyn, Monday. June 10, and tbe drawing was all arranged In tw» hours. Tbe season opens ofllclallr Sept 2. Independent time being played prior to tbe authorized opening. The followlog cities are on the Eastern route sheet, giving .'ill weeks : Albany. Bait Imore, Rlrmlngluim. Buffalo, Boston (2), Brooklyn (P.j, Chlonco (2), Cincinnati. Cleveland. Columbus, lie- troll, llolyoke (3 days), ladlanopollB, Knn*n« scat an Illuminated post card from Vienna, slcul Smiths. Business, we are Informed, 'Is .Austria, wishing prosperity to TlIE.Ci,iFpnn, excellent. ' . - anfl good health to rhelr <many friends lu Witkin ami Mann, Hebrew comedlonsi America, have dissolved partnership", hy mutual coif- "nioK- Mitchell, comedian and trombone .sent. Alie Wltkui will hareafter work.'alnno soloist, la enjoying n short vacation ut Ills In vaudeville, m a new monologue, which home In Townsend, Mnas. , "i Is belug written for him hy Barry Gray. . Lkn B. Manthli. writes: "I have Just com-' Lew OfOAN and C. W. IiKRter nave Joined nleted n senson of forty-two weeks with III- hands ngnlii, and Ihe (earn will he known us Henry's Minstrels. 1 will open my vaudeville Lester und' Dugon, eccentric singing and senson ut Pastor's, New Sorb City; June 17, dancing comedians. They.will play the park*- 'presenting n big scenic novelty, which I claim (his Summer. Next season they go with u it. the most comical marionette act In lite ■ hurlaauM show. business, using three people. This net Is J. Movmo.MKitY Crane, dialed singing com- booked for u Western tour." I'dlnn. writes thnt lie has enjoyed a. very.; it'Ain. Coveland writes that he Is norkli iilenstinl season, and Is booked in 'the Now alone, und Is booked solid. Eiigbiiul parks lor Ihe Summer. Co., at St. Louis, May 18. We have signed for a Summer season of ten weeks with •Shooting the Chutes' Co., opening nt tho Casino, Toledo, 0., June 10." Frank Haiicoi;rt was reeontly engajed ns comedian with the musical comedy stock ut the Mission Theatre, San l>'raaclsco, open- ing there Juno 17. lie wan with Boh-Man- chester the past season. Jambs Coi.k, of. Cole and Clemens, has returned lo bis home In Philadelphia, Paw after playing eighteen months on the West- ern circuit' The team played return dates oyer Kohl A Castle circuit, and the act met with hlg success. Marguerite Clemens will lay off on her firm, at Benson, Neb., nil Mtimmor, while Mr. Cole will work wllh Rose lloydcll. la n new act, written bv Joseph Mitchell. They nro to-pury-tho Enstern parks. .1. A. Uennessy writes from Auburn, N\ S. :"'My recent 'ad.' In The Clipper brought .me over 100 answers from good people." I'I.oiikm'i: Waylanp closetl us the charac- ter woman with Woodhull's Lid Lifters Co., nnd Is now s member of the dramatis stock nt Shady Lake Park, Peebsklll, X. V. .Lillian Emmerett sails for London on June ir>, and will tour Europe. moving Plciure$ t "Whkn Womdn Vote," a comical pictorial treatise on woman's suffrage Is supplied by Kinney ini r<uiii.-i-s an Innovation by I'ruvl.lliiK fuliN. Charles K. Blaney nnnotinced lost wfei. In an Interview, tbnL he Intends to Introilttos a cnbnod carriage service for the exclusive use of patrons of his thentre In New lork City—the Lincoln Square, He will try the Idea' this week, and tbe service In Its beginning will be confined be- tween One Hundred and Twenth-nflh Street and Canal Street, It is expected thai.tne rates will aot be, higher tlaa Iweniy-flte cents, and cabs can lie ordered when tlio purchaser buys his ticket, or over the iel(- phone. ■ as » ''Ksliia Mar Married. ' Mdjst May. wiu* married to Oscar liewlvolm at 10 o'clock on the morning of June 4, In Ihe Registry Office, Windsor, London, Rni. The <-oujiic will Hike a motorlBK tour on IM continent on their honeymoon. ! Edna May, who formally retired from in' stage several weeks ago,.made her first hlt.es the Salvation Army Lass, In "The Belle, of New York," nt tho Casino. New Vnrk Cltf. Recently she-has been■• under Charts! |rrjw.. man's managemont. ^«» The (inrden, BnlYnlo, X. V., to h* liaprovea. Cbas. R. White, manager of the Garden. nnd "Salome. "Tun Slave, tlramntlc production nf Vccldrul. iern Burlesque "Wheel." • while' out in his ntotor oar, In Clnclnnhtl, 0.. re'cently, enme wltwa „ K «> incident "B'efo^ 'he War" P s^tie'lates .ffl a ^ ¥i™J&l»«K£» "S*%L.rSS f g Vltagraph output. "How to Cure a Cold" 1° Bvolu ln 1" rln K her Mr. b-ennessy ftM fl r Is o"comical presentation, wllli a pathatic tfe, ""'STll"!. " nuh * ,l,rn ' . Mrl * n " two wenks. AVe opened our Summer work, hi- ginning week of June II, tit the Lyceum 'the- atre, Philadelphia, for two weeks (return dale), and «larl on our nnrk time at Allon- town Jdne 21. The net In iMHiked solid until June, 1008, und hits been ft hit wherever nlnycd. Harry W. Murray was made a inetu- Tier of Ihe White Bats during ihe week of May 20." ; Builow, WrcKS anii Ukkp, known as the Xtirmeg Comedv Trio, report meeting with hlg success over the tins Sun circuit. They vrlto: "Our act Is In Ulg demand. We close return to Germany next Kail. lot: Dillon ano Marty Moonr., lust season t big ilctu -<m the above circuit July 22, and slart re lienrslng N for next ■ senson with John W Vogel's Big City Minstrels. We are to do:'Morris' n m e, Win,- I our ner, und Sam Burlaw Is going to do an. ' "run.'" .. .... THE HABKNESS & b'l»\ MlNSTHIlIS will |l« known In the future its Hoy R, Fox's Lone Stnr Minstrels. I'rank llAucouav has closed n successful season uf thirty-eight weeks wllh Bob Man- chester's Casino Olrls Co.. anil has cancelisl his Sutuaier ■ engngemenls. op tiecount of tievere throat trouble. He Is now- In Chicago, tinder the care of it spoclnllsr. Ciiak. 0. Caurolton, of ihe team of Car- t.ilton and Hodges, Is now mannglug th* Temple Theatre.'Boulder. Colo. The tenot has Just finished thirty successful weeks M - run Sullivan & Conslrllne, nnd Adams clr Smith and Oai'm report success with their high class musical act on (ho Qua Sun circuit,. Onlsh, hy Ihe same producers, where they are booked solid until August. .- J' 1 ' 0 *" 1 lx "H" 2 Alps," "Daniel Boone, iIosib Fly.vn will work alone. In burlesque, "teddy Bears" ond "Jamestown Exposition next season, In a new act, now being written, are the latest Edison feature films. The WuEEt.un Sisters have closed a »ery ' ' Don Police" in the latest . successful engagement of forty-two weeks "J WN Kreres. It Is full of with "Tbe Phantom Detective" Co., have wllh Ihe Depew-Bnrdette Co., and now enter-. ■ SB W f » excel their famous Joined hands In a new \THidcvllle net. It Is vaudeville on the Ons Sun circuit, opening Biers, a skit on the live cent picture shows, en- at Fostorlo, O. tilled "The Single Tnmiiln Craft." They Mildred Hawk, Master CUBag&jmd WIN have Just finished the Southern Majestic llnm Cnrr were Clipper callers Inst week. Thev report having closed a successful season ■with the "Side Tracked" Co., with which they were doing their feature Trio Act. Af- ter spending n few weeks' vacation they will he seen lu vaudeville, featuring Master Clif- ford. Mildred Hawk announces that she will hereafter be known ns Mildred Hall. Tun PtTTsnrno papers were, last week, 'very laudatory of Joe Welch's work In bis ik, 11,,, in, i«e Miiumu me " pathatic rlghr-wrist-badly. •»«♦> vaudeville circuit, after playing a retnni.week at Dallas, Tex. * La Clair and West recently closed n sea- son uf thirty-right weeks, at Altoono, Pa., mid have gone in their Summer home, Sea Isle City, N. J, Their comedy playlet, "A .Drop Into Society," was well received over Ihe .liicl-Min circuit, Interstate circuit, Win. Henderson's I loir apd Wssruiisln .v Kemper .News. "The Builders," which closed Its season In film put out the..Astor Theatre, this city, recently, a»» ...■V" 0 ?, nn<1 hee n purchased by Wagenhals 4 tOtPffi nog Smug- The firm has also purchased from Marina Fairfax, author of this ploy, another MUM; In which they will present Annlo Russell n«« season. "The Builders" will resume Its ran nt the Astor in the Fall. ' *'*■ — „ v Vaudeville House for Bondnut, >• »• The Rondout Opera House. Rondnitt, V :Y., has been.ftolfl to I. J. t M. Fordnu, M TllR Vaudeville Comedv Club B. 11. C bent x * w Xwk cl *y- « n " lr w" 1 ■««"• " v ' n the White Rata 1»: II. C. at the Polo Oronnd" .a™ 1 * t **» t "'- opening In September. . on June 7; score ii to 2. Seven Innings were ' *>* Irving J. Polnrk circuit. They bare signed new vnudevllle sketch, "At Ellis Island, 'with the Boston Slock IV. for next senium. Arhanoementh have heen perfected for a A. K. lh Ti-iii.vsiis Is hooked,over the l.en new vaudeville thentre at Mollue, III. cims. Siiem-er circuit of pictorial theatres, opening Rerkel, who will bo one of the managers, Is hi Bridgeport, Conn. . • • -now managing the Elite Theatre at Daren- l.u.l.iAN Rraukoiid, of the Bradfords, has port, lu. fully recovered from her Illness, and the team ■■ ittvr.ns and Paue, In their novelty act, rr- wlll shortly resume plaj-lng tlielr dntes on- port success. They Just closed engagements tho Melville circuit hf parks. ' fct Orange I«akc Theatre and the Acndemv Tiir Pepper Twins closed a very success- r of Music, Newbnrg, N. V. ful season nf forty-two weeks with the elms. Fiaitim and Rutin report making a big suc- K. Chntnplln Stork Co., and nre now play- cess at North Beach, New- York, week or June Ing a circuit of Summer parks through Ohio 3. A sensational finish has been udded to and Indiana. Their character quick change, ihelr-acl. Thev aro hooked.with the Rent?,- act, thev Inform us, has been a headllner, Sanlley Co. for next season, and Ihe'hovs ore honked up solid, wllh the Bush and Elliott write that they are sue- Played White Rats Initiated May 30 new mem- liverhnrl, bers, and six members were ' reinstatedII n ffif,*?" renowne4 hoop Diaalniiliitor. wn ,ood standing at ,heir last meetin'g, , ?| t ,„?e 1 ti: |^-% ^"'A %$M& M* tills. Mr. Dodges returned to his home In exception of two weeks In July, when they cessfnlly playing parks for the.Western Vattde- Ht. Louis,- for h Summer's rest, while Mr, Carmllon will continue lo manage Houlder'* Vnudevllle House, which la doing a Hue biisl- •BfJIT ■ - •—-« -. » Char. F. Hnrt-MAV Is under tlie doctor's care at Ashland, Pa, tiron.d In Broken In Seattle, Wash,, For tlie Ilia Exaoalon. With Impressive ceremonies ground was broken, oa June 1, for the Afaska-Ynkon- "oclilc Lxposltlon, wlileh will be hcul in Seattle, beginning In June. lOOfi. That cltv m-esented a gain appearance oa the inaugiirn- ton of active work on the Pacific World's rnlr. It Is Mleved that two years' work on the ten million dollar World's Fair will find It completed In every detail by June l, ipoil the opening dity. Its purposes nre the ex- ploitation of the resources and nolentlnllttes •* where' be Is repeating his former siiefi'iW- eas*« ♦»» Oearirc Ira Adams' Ilonnea to Wrslim A lliirns. The Crystal tKeatrea of Oco: Ira A«"J"; In Denver and Pueblo. Colo., nnd St. ■>" seplt.' Mo., have been leased for five years i« Weston & Bums, of the Western WW Vnuderllle '.sboclalton. »»» resources nod nolentlnlltles will tithe a vacation at their Summer home", vole Association! and are going big every at Lindsay. Ont„ Can. . where. ... . " Maiiii' lmcKMAN luforiiis us Hint she was Lavoy and Lavov report meeting with of ihe- Alaska ana Yukon territories In the ■ranted nn absolute divorce from George A., great success over the Northwestern circuit. Vnltort States oluli Cnnndn, and to tanke Pudlck, In the Supreme Court, at Chicago, They are-on their sixteenth week, and ara known and foster the Importance of Pacific III., nn Morcli 22.1007. .. hooked for the eotlre Summer^ '...l""*' i-wiitc Arthur J. I.nnin Married. Arthur J. Lamb, the well known «m writer'and playwright, who Is »JjJJ'JtJ Bath. Kag.', and Isabel E|bt»to», 9/f „ ';; of NeV York City, were married .on 1; evening-or dime 6, at the-residence of »' Dr. 11 mull ton, 01 Eaut Elftytlffh IW* this city.-