The New York Clipper (June 1907)

June 22. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 407 Uaudepilie and minstrel Bill* Evans, of BIS and Bang, writes: "We open at the Tivoll, Missoula, Jane 17, for four weeka. Our present bookings In this State extend to Not. 10, which does not In- clude an offer of four weeks at Butte." Rosscll, O'NaiL AMD Qnoas, who signed with Bob Manchester for next season are at present festured with "The Matinee Qlrl" Co playing the Western circuit of parks. Eddii iutuond and Visa Hall have now Joined hands to do a refined singing and dancing act. Mr. Raymond was solo dancer with Gorton's Minstrels last season, and Miss Hall was formerly of the team of Wheeler and Hall. The act will be known as Raymond and Hall, two dancing kids, ft. E. Lively, contortionist and band bal- ancer, while spending a few weeks at home, after closing a successful season with the Great Barlow Minstrels, was made a B. P. O Elk, In the Slatersvllle, W. Va., Lodge. No. 883. Lively will play the parks this Summer; having the entire time all booked. Joiin Baxtbb Informs us that while sing- ing at Palm Garden, Canton, 0., a fire de- stroyed the building, and he lost eighty seta of song slides, also a new Power's camera- graph, with 5,000 feet of Alms. He saya his Toss was about $900. He opened at the Majestic Theatre, Cincinnati. 0., June 10. zinto writes: "I left the Hagenbeck A Wallace Shows to take out a show, wblch Is known a* the Gallagher & Zento Vaudeville Stare and Wonder workers, playing three day stands. We have a 60x90 foot top, 20x32 foot dresser, carrying ten people. Our roster Zento, propi tors; J. .W. Irwlng, jtage director; Lloyd Is as follows: Gallagher A Zento, proprle- Hammond, advance; Zento, handcuff expert and "Jail breaker;" Myrtle Zento, feat In rope tying: Lulu Jackson, soubrette; the Irvlogs, Jack and May, comedy trick dancing sketch; G. W. Fields, banjo comedian; G. W. Bogyess, black face act; 8. P. Gallagher, acrobat; Al Huston, Juggler, and the Craw- fords, fancy paper tearing. Business Is good. Mid Thornhill writes: "I leave Stockton, Cal.. June 27, for New York, to Join Wballen A Martell's Kentucky Belles Co. This will be my first time In the Bast, after fifteen years on the Pacific coast" Dali and O'Bbiin write: "We will present a new act next season In vaudeville, entitled The Jungle Shop,' written by Mr. Daly. The entire act will be In 'one,' carrying o'ur own special drop. The characters portrayed by us will be novel, and serve to Introduce our original creation, 'tanglefoot' dancing." the Misses Dudley have gone to their home In Florence, South Carolina, for the Summer. Beginning in August they have fifty weeks booked over the Keith A Proctor circuit, In their new sketch, "A Fish Story," by Walter Woods. Quigq, Mackbt and Nickebson write: "After paying the entire Keith, Orpheum and Kohl & Castle circuits, we ere playing for Mr. Hopkins, as a special feature, on his circuit of Southern parks. We were the second headllners at the Haymarket Chi- cago, the last week of the season, and were the last act to play In the bouse, as we successfully closed the show, after following two other musical acts. We are booked solid by the Western Vaudeville Association, until the Summer of 1908." Lewis and Thompson, singing, dancing and talking comedians, are playing a few nark dates, bat will shortly return to New York, to start rehearsing with the Merry Maiden Burlesquers, for next season. Ma. and Mbs. Frank Colton and Baby Colton left Hot Springs, Ark., after a seven weeks' rest, and visit with Mr. Cotton's father, better known as Pop Fretwell, the old showman. Mr. Colton writes: "We are working our way East to our home In Newark, N. J., where we lay off for the Summer. We have signed with one of the wheel burlesque shows for next season. Baby Colton was two years old Decoration Day. She got a grip full of presents, the main one being an emerald ring from George Harris, of Chicago." Dainty Dorria Dale and Fmmr, Dale are meeting with success with their comedy sketch, "As Children See Us." For five weeks they were the special feature with the Acme Vaudeville Co., playing towns In Pennsyl- vania. They played the Silverman Bros.' circuit as a special attraction. While play- ing this circuit they were sent to Tyrone, l's., as a special feature for the opening of Silverman Bros.' new house, the Academy of Music. Week of May 27, they were the special feature with the Perm Amusement Co. "a Big Show, at Lock Haven. Tommy Hayes, after a successful week at Henderson's, Coney Island, N. Y., June 3, where he reports making one of the hits of the bill, will rest for a few weeks at his home in East Providence, R. I. Oxford Lake Park, Annlston, Ala., will open Its season the week of June 24. It Is the intention of the manager, Ludlow Allen, to engage more people and give a longer per- formance this season than Ess been given In the past. The theatre has been repainted and remodeled Inside, the stage made larger, and many other Improvements made for the bene- fit of performers and the audiences. This Is the eighth season with this popular resort, with never a performance missed, and this season Is expected to eclipse any In the past Baby Esmond, child actress and vocalist, is repeating her former triumphs at the Pas- time Palace Theatre, Atlanta, Ga. Flora Es- mond, In her Imitations, also scored a solid hit on the same bill. Otto Rio. manager of the Four Rio Broth- ers Bends The Clipper bin best wishes from Madrid, Spain. The act will return to America on Jan. 15. 1808, for a few months. Nelda. Noble writes: ''I am not at Atlan- tic City, as was reported, but am at my home in Brooklyn, working hard on my new act, which I expect to produce In the Fall. While playing the Keith circuit Jess Coady was '°y partner, and we were known as Sisters Noble. My new act will present three ladles with excellent voices." Jessica Cuee, the female whistler, notifies us that following her engagement with the Vassar Girls, she will work alone, and next season she will head a new and spectacular musical act. The American Newsboys' Quartette (Laird, Ford, Gehrloger and Click), write that they will continue with the Rowland & Ulfrord attractions the coming season, using a flashy ihree sheet, and under their old manager. Dave Seymour. The Omkoa Trio (Ahl, Crowley and Alii). writes: "We have been busy In vaudeville olnce October, 1006, with only one week lay off, during the holidays, and are booked solid for six weeks over the Eastern Park circuit. The act has met with success, and will be seen In burlesque next season." John J. Khaton writes: "1 was Initiated "ito Qalncy Lodge, B. P. O. Elks, No. 943, on June 11, at Qulncy, Mass. I am doing nicely, playing clubs In and around Boston. Rbmenna Is the feature act with the Harris- ' Parkinson Co. The Sours (Jesse and Beatrice), present- ing "Satan's Courtship," a feature aerial and contortion novelty, with special scenery, have Just closed their second successful season as the feature vaudeville act with Marks Bros.' Co., and are now being featured with the (jreat American Alrdome. Luna Park, Chicago's newest resort, will nave as publicity promoters, two experienced men. F. C. Cooper, a well known circus and theatrical advertiser, Is looking after the press work, and L. I. Montague, one of Chi- cago's experienced theatrical advertising •gents, has been appointed general adver- tising agent Business Is large at this big addition to Chicago's outdoor resorts. Kienb, the Juggler, has recently finished ten weeks on the Amnions circuit and Is now on the Qua Sun circuit, playing return dates. CMS. FROIIM'S NEVER! NEVER!! NEVER!!! WAS! THERE!! EVER!!! Personal! of More Artistic l Tx*lu.xr.pl* Scored BIG MUSICAL COIHEDY, THAN THAT BY "The 'H'rcfl, anil you're silly." Little Cherub WINONA GORDON WINTER "THE TEDDY GIRL,*' ff "laugh, and the world taught with you." Thanks! to Managers for Flattering Offers. WINONA GORDON WINTER am engaged indefinitely The Versatile, Dainty, Talented. ut7Z^i.\~t*±.'u W. H. BANKS, 47 W. 28th St., N. Y. anagers To M of Theatres This Summer, when you consider the question of repairs or the putting in of new furniture, it will be to your interest to secure samples and prices on QarUoAote Leather from your dealer or upholsterer. This material is, beyond question; better than real leather, is more durable, odorless, does not crack, more easily cleaned, is tire and waterproof and costs about one third as much. 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