The New York Clipper (July 1907)

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544D THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 6. EDDIE MORTEN'S BIG HIT AT <;<« liftir KDD1K llOKTOKilnR l« and Iihii FIRST VKKSK. Deacon Jones addressed pie congregation, cnld "The ruof lets lu Hie rain, AuU folks that am an aggravation lo Kev'rend Jsek.-on Sinlili iliaf- plain; Now 1 propose, good sistersand brother-. Wc raise some fundi tn shingle op the leak, A ball game we roulrt play on emancipation day. -1 lut Sister Jones In loud tones then did speak: "That am no game for good clnircb folk*, to play." Deacon Jones replied, "Does not (lie good book say ?'• kT MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN, THE GREAT BIBLICAL BASEBAIX SONG. l.lM.Tl that It I. tl.- Or.«t..t Coon^ngW r««- ARTIIIR LO.VUBHAKE, lb. writ.r, wrote "«*»«^« $£££• Uear ' Kuf "*■ CHURL'S'. ' That Eve stole first and Adam second. • • 81. Peter umpired the game; .Rubecra went to the well with a,pltcUtr And Ruth In the Held won fame. 'idllath waiFtrnck out by Huvld. . Aiiase hit made on Aiiel br L'alp: The Prodigal *on made a home run, Brother Noah gare out checks for'rain licai-on'Joucs received their ncclamatlon.'-Tliata ball game Ihe.v would play. The folk« were filled with expectation 011 thai emancipation day. When In the box the good Deacon was pitching, \ iii.il bat slipped and bit him on the shins. He fainted dead away, and then hia wife »«» heard to say: "He's only being punished for his sins." But Deacon Jones came to and loudly cried: "We'll leave 11 to the good book to decide." PROFESSIONAL COPIES !COW HEADY. ORCHESTRATIONS IK DESIRED KEY. ARTHUR IONGBRAKE. May—gar Professional Dept. JOS. MORRIS CO., 136 N. 9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. •GEO.MELiES"STAR' FILMS* All uur subject* ara with till, s and lieui our TRAUK * HARK Or the Fisherman's Nightmare, Thii Film is BHDODBTEDU one of the 6BEATE8T Spectacular Fantasies ever Shown in America. LCNOTH, 930ft. ... PRICE till. 30 GREAT SCENES 30 ASK FOR OUR SUPPLEMENT No. 39. A Scries of the most mirth provoking situations conceivable, admir- ably acted and most tastefully set AN ABUNDANCE OP NJ.W AND COMIC IDE AB. LENGTH, SOOft. ... PRICE, $60.00 12 CENT "STAR" FILMS ARE WITHOUT A RIVAL. r «*. W GASTON MELIES, ^ 204 El it 3 8 to St.. Niw York City- KLEINE OPTICAL CO., -^ 82 State 81., Chicago, III. W LOOK! LISTEN !! THE COLISEUM GARDEN HIT! II A MELODY THAT WILL MARE TOU WHISTLE IF YOU CANT. LET MEBEYQUR ROMEO By H. WAKEFIELD SMITH. Composer of "Those Song* My Mother Used to Sine." &c, Ac. Snug Nightly for Week* With Captivating Grace- and Charm by MISS GRACE MORTIMER, Soloist, with At the Coliseum Gardens. CHICAGO, ILL. Prof. t'Qplrg l.i - Recognita*- -' ArtUW Only. ■.,«,.. ciiuiu .«i -1*1 me bevour Rumen, my honey, ' Like t lie man In Shakespeare's play: ■ open wide, your window, say youluic me, Don't you neii'i luo sad away. Can't Jim hear my liearl a-wlldly ocallug?— That's because 1 love jou bo: lie in> Juliet. The moon Is brightly sulnlug- . U'l 11m lie your Romeo! S.T.OOO t mil Kefnii U for Copyright. PURLI8HED BY THE THOMPSON MUSIC COMPANY, - > - ' Olh Floor of (iroml Upi'i a House, < lilt ago, 111. £ w IM ____ THEGOUNTRYBOT To complete I«o companion, OmwiUau* "till Specialties for title "pari, IlCav.t Hen. Sonbrelles wltli apvilalileM, Mcn'for Characters. Jiucullc ami Cnnrai-ter Women, Stage Carpenlers anil Hustling Agcttl*. WALTERS .V M rllllil.AMt. 7S Plymoiilh Place, Chicago, III*. Wanted for WILLIAMS' COMEDY GO. FOIl NEXT SK.WIN, COMMKNCIWO Alii. ». SEN. BUS. MAN, 1DVENILE DIAN AND CHABACTEB WOMAN. uw, wlth-uul n iruuk make II come finsr doing strung spec-tallies protcrrcd. t mi gel "alary here ami not promise-., ihercf >n in jw. Can always use good, relialile Repertoire People 111 all lines. Wardrobe? VKS: Won't Write, ilqu'l wire. Address. T. P. IWrtlllTlfsTBin Mgr., W3 Sixth SI.. LotilsWUu, Kj« OPEN III ATTRACTIONS AND BANDS WANTED FOR BEECHWOOD PftRK, . PHILADELPHIA. ]Vo act loo bis. Slate poslllveli lowest' sslurv. HOOKING EXCHANGE. laisTttcstmtl St.. Phils, |-«. Sim Pulman, THAT I.ITTI.K FKI.UIW WITH Bit: IIIKAS, Stag* I 1111'.-nii-i mill Mm- ConntTMi-lor AT LIBERTY ?£eetr*r U12. . kjMMMt aiauagvi:, nail?, and 1:U at j our Mm.' . • - glte rcKHANVfra KlTlpgtpn St., .New Tort. Bronze an. Papier MielV'Go., A^itHslfg FOR SALE CHEAP, One art <■( IicHgun's Organ Chime* or -I.'., eosi S-lio. will like f-e: uur sel or 'J* Chimes, brand nriv. coal f'JIii. will lake Hi,; line set of $1 In-ugan's Musical KaWlc*. u lin stand, coal f 1.1.1, will lake $70. over au of the uncut s. s. Stewart awl J. II. Sehall BuDJos, anil other maktt>,,wltli leather eases fur same, will sell at great sacrifice. Two wis of Slelgli Hell-. StiilT Bells". Woiileii Nylo- pinnies HHii Wire Ptili'iiuer. n rile nr^call lor l|»t. rilOV. ROACH. Kniplrc Theatre BmHiIIuk H-J W. .sjiidboo SI., ChU-Hgo. _j HP itcmA&QTi'mAcioixTi Foveities, 411 "Tt«t Bfcad^»T. PrwTNk. i| s 10 OUIH14. 3C^v :■/• Vv l^r J r^vN^ .:.: ■ 1 no TfJin i'i- uif; BILLY ETHEL MUSICIANS WANTED, String Bass Tuba. Strong Cornet Band and Orchestra, Cornet to Doeble 'Cello or Second Violin. Drummer, with Full Line of Traps. ■ Other Musicians Write. All ot the uuove must bs strictly KlltST CLASS, SOIIKH. •KKUAlil.i hihI IMH.'STIilOCS. To'ouch giiiNlMilary and a long, pleasant engageuieni will be gives.' M 11st re port Tor rehdarsa) Sunday, July in. State full parllculars LOVVKST salart,|-pay AU.. Addrciis iNO.AV.TOUKU Owneraad Mgr.,Jno. W. rojrel's HlgCliyMloslrcls, ■ No/1301 Fair A Venue,-Columella, Ohio. Medicine Mm SOAP "Fakers," Canvassers GKT our prices on soap. THEY will Interest jou. Special Dept. for making private brands with at- tractive . labels. Monej-gelters of big valoe for canvassers and fakers. Wc satisfy and.hold oar customers. K. M. DAVIS SOAP CO., 40 Union Park Court;Urilcago. GOOD CONCERT HALL SINGERS AND DANCERS. I. KKLK. Jliiungcr, care of Avenue Club.'House, ■ Nj|irlngf;rovcAYe..uearWllchi!ll. L'lnclniiaU, Olilu. WANTED. MUSICIANS IN BITS OF MUSICAL COMEDY. BOOKED FOR LIFE. .DIRECTION AL, SI TIIKKL.v.m, ALL THE WORLD LOVES A WINNER. 7th SEASON. WANTED, NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS, STOCK CO., Eastern, U001I Heavy Man, Heavy Woman, Smibretle, Man for II.-,|pimmII.I, Paris, livnd Comedy Train, most play some inn l». alao liood loineillan. Hi liearsBls July i'.K Suiibin y. I'a. WANTED, F"OR COMEDY CO., Leaning afan, Character Woman, Comedian, Man ror lllnslrnliil Suns., sum. parts; «oml Comwly Sketch Tram. Vnlon Property Man, soinr bits: MnslmlDi. r.-i tor. I'l.iil-I. A. F. 11IM. Heliearaals Aug. !i Uutlel, Pa. Will nay-spot ra.li far JOHN .I.MlltK VV, Aildi two more good plays Willi speeial paper. Aili Ven. Mauagcr, Murray A Mackcy Attrue.lloiis LiKM Sander St., Cliietuuall, Ohio. H. W. and SIM WILLIAMS' ATTRACTIONS. The ladles and gentlemen engaged will please report for rehearsals at ALLA1HE HALL. 1311 THIRD AVENUE, near IN1I1 STREET, NEW YORK, as follows: **iJ3Jg^^\.I-/85ia** MONDAV, JCI.Y 13, 10 A. .M. AckDiiwIedEC same liiimciliatcly. KIM WILLIAMS, Phone, 17ns-:>ilh. mt-xn Kiilekerlineker Theulrc Annex. Xew York: P. S.-Pco|ilc engaged lor Ilic musical eouicdr, "THE CAT AND THE MOt »E," will be UnliHeil Inter. TME RELIABLI BY THE t:\givfiiirE ciiUU, Playing Oboe, Uasnoou, Horn, Viola, 'Cello. Bass aud Kettledrums. Guaranteed positions liiofflces I from HO lo lou lHillara a month. Address . E. Ot ALL A l. HAN. Care Sherman Clay Company SpukancWa-sliliigluii. ED. KELLEV 63 Court S-t., Boa-ton, Mass. J Attention, Band and Orchestra Leaders! Da yon want to Learn to Compose and Arrange Mnele 1 If so, send He stamp fur trial lesson, Nothing tn pay until jou have been taught lessons 1, -land 5. If these lessons do not convince JOU that this is Strictly Legitimate, tlen They are Free. Don't write unless you have a' thorough knowledge of the rudiments of music, and Haass Buslnass. C; W. WILCOX (Box C), . 19 Union Square, New York City. Now Booking for the Season of 1907 and '8. Would like to hear from All Up-io-Date Ads, Eastern Representative for tht Howard Athenaeum and Bowdoln Square Theatre. PLENTY OF GOOD ACTS AND tJOOl) CHORUS (.1111,S FOR HCIll-EMll K ON HAND AT ALL TIME8. K! LIBI LOOK! For Set 1907.08, PIANO PLAYER M ho can sliig illustmted songs aud play for vaude- ville. 1 -■ Three shons a night. Long-engagement. Sin c salary and a good nppot tunity to make side money,teaohing or tuning. Must be of good an- Cwraue.eandrespeclable. Address k HOMMUL, gr., UroivUsvllli' tlpern Uou?e. Bruwnsvllk-. Pn. ;''-/..•■ WANTED. GOOD BOSS HOSTLER ALSO HARNESS MAKER For COLST BROTHERS' SHOWS. Wire or-write Immediately. New Londou, Cuiiu., July 4; Slartord 6, Ware, Mass. .Inly i>: Athol 8 . Cardncr.B. MOTION PICTURE SHOW . FOR SALE Full Slic Model Pullman Car, with seals, fijr U per- sons; will hold 100; onlylmllt one year, complete with,! Kdlsqu MHi'hiiu. S Klicostnts. •-'Screens, Stcreopllcon Altacltmeut, Scenic Curtains, .Ralls and Klurtrlu Motor npd Maehlncry for giving mo- tion tn mr. A spleuilul money maker. - Cheap to quick, buyer. Write M. tJOLDBKKO. s.'ilj St. Chiir Ave, Cleveland, o. "THE BIO MAN WITH THE 1IIG VOICE." Featured seasons 1WWU7, liarilolie. Soloist and Interlocutor Willi GEO. PRIMROSE'S BIO MINSTRELS (PLAY PANTS). Musical, Comedy biiiI llurlcatiue Malingers write. Permanent address : . 30-I ASHLAND BLOCK, CIIICAOO.'ILI.. AT LIBERTY, Now and Next Season, the IBINNES, BROWBK. SIDNEY and WDQ QUARTETTE PARTS AND SOLOS JOK BIKNKS. Itep., l-ViJHmadivay. S. V. rvriuiiuciit address, '.HH Millard Ave. , Chicago, II 5-MALVERN TROUPE-5 THE FASTEST ACROBATIC TROUPE IS THE WORLD-TWO ACTS. A Melange of Wonderful Somersaulting lu >*uli Evening Ureas, and "THE HOUSE OK TROl'BLhS.' LIBERTY F-OR PARES AND FAIB»- BARBOUR-HE BOOKS THE ACTS. 119 LA SALLE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. w ^t ed HANS HANSON CO. WANTED. FOR E.G. SMITHS COLOSSAL SHOWS, SINUIKti and TALKING CLOWN with concert I turns. Prefer one with comedy Juggling set. Salary, every dollar you are worth. Must Join ou wire. Wire meBs per touiolu CLIPPER. , .-' K. U. MMITllj Mgr. Two Leading or Juvenile ladles with lllllottlrl. live \ears old: Tko SonbieUes «illi Specialties; l»- Tramps Willi Specialties: Two Kccenlric Comedians: Two Heavy Men; Four diameter Men. Also want Two Ladles thai can liamlli- Baton. All meu must positively doiilile liruss. Also waul Six clari- net*, Six Cornets. Sl\ Slide Tromlioue*, Tin, Tuba-, Two lliirltoues. Addres* ■JAts. T. Mi'AI.PIN'S I1AX1) SHOW EXCIIAXIiK. Clarendon lintel. Clark aud Ontario Sis., CHIcng"- HatesiHHrb Japanese Troie, KATSU MATZSUMOTA, Manager. Coder tbe sols and exclusive direction ot Cox 4 Reich. Booked solid antU October u. Jiowmok- iBgi'sllsnd'flnicriiatcj. - "THE WIGGERY." One pnrcliose iiiaka* y on a llfi-l""- i uktoiuer. 10:4 STATE ST., nil. Floor. Clil*»K«»« Wanted, for Gordinier Bros,' fiolricn Rule Comedy Co., Cndet eanva-. Man for Small Parts and Soectal- tlcs, flen. Bus. Woman to do Rome- Soubrettes Tell all first letter. Ticket? Yes: lnsjall after Wains- FEftRls. TI.L. AT LIBERTY. F»jLAJsIIST. Prefer to locate. A No. 1. MtmberA. F. M. =--'•* your limit and work required. . _ .■ ,' v ' iJMFS CR lA'POBO. 1101 Flnie St.. tn-. ' — ?'■»-, ■*'■„■