The New York Clipper (July 1907)

550 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. July 13. HOPKINS ft ALLEN WILD WEST REVOLVER 82 or 38 Calibre. Only 88.75 Post- paid, By Mail. Catalogue oi Shot Ount, Rifle* and Revolver!. Free HARBACH'S— AIL UTEST, NEW • Hi PIM MACHINES * EDISON UNIVERSAL AND EXHIBI- TION—American PIIO JKCTOOHAPM, THE FLICKKRLESft MACHINE-Clneogmnh- OpUgraph No. 4— Power'* CAMKHAGRAPH— No. 5, Etc, With or Without Fire Magazlnes- ELECTRIC or CALCIUM. NEW S0N6 SLIDES, PER SET, $5.00. Tl T TP O SplenaUd Variety of JblilLb ELK SLIDES. Every thlnu In NEW and S. H. Motion Picture I Machines fin. Barrel. Btaed Red HOPKINS A ALLEN REVOLVERS are widely used by stage people lieenuso of their high quality and low price. The above model— WILD WEST hicvolvek —la especially desirable for melodrama and Western Shows, because of Its showy size and pistol-like appearance. DESCRIPTION—A long barreled revolver—large ana very showy, large stock and blued octagonal barrel, a half foot long. Makes a great show from the front, and especially with 38 calibres, a very load report when blank cartridges are used. Is double action, self cocking; hammer re- bounds after Urine, obviating the possibility of accidental discharge. Barrel Is twist rifled, and excellent for target practice. The revolver la safe, ac- curate, reliable, and made of best material throughout. 88 calibre, 5 shots; 32 calibre, 6 shots. — Sent by MAIL, POSTPAID, anywhere In the U. 8., for S3.75. SAFB DE- LIVERY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED—If not found at nearest gun Btore. Same Sun, with triple nickeled barrel frame and cylinder, 60 cents less In either 82 or 88. Icntlon calibre wanted when you write. THE HOPKINS * ALLEN ARMS CO., Theatrical Dept, Norwich, Conn., U. S. A. Lariett Manufacturer! of High Grade Popular Priced Firearm * In the World. 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Factory, 608 East 117 St. Dick MacK writes: "The following per- formers were engaged to appear ut tbe MJoh Theatre, Lincoln, Neb,, June 24: Tbe Five Alpines, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hart, Daesy and Chase, the Ozavs, and myself. Tbe weather was scorching hot, and the mana- ger decided to hold tbe show that night at Capital Beach. We all reported for rehear- sal at 7 p. h. Mr. end Mtb. Hart and my- self were standing In front of the theatre talking to the manager, at the beach, when It got very dark. Then thunder and lightning be- gan with great wind. The manager said, ^run Tor your lives' We ran Into"the cafe, about ulnly feet from tbe theatre. Inside of two minutes the theatre was blown two hundred feet from Us original place, and was In ruins. The Btorm lasted about forty minutes. None of us knew what it was, but were told It was a tornado. Krom the way the wind was blowing, we thought every minute would be our last. People In town told us it was tbe worst tornado that bad struck the town for twenty years. Kortunatly nobody was hurt. .Manager Zonnan the next day had a stage boilt In tbe open, and we opened up Wednes- day nlgbt. Everyone on the bill Is constant- ly looking for dark clowds." Kbed Gottlob, of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob, la seriously 111 at Richmond, Ind., and tbe team was compelled to cancel some good Summer work. lio.uitiMAN S. Caiinks, who represents tbe Al. (>. Field Minstrels In New York City, has his hands full these days. Mr. Field arrived tbe ilist of last week, Cbarles Phillips, the press agent; Claude Long, tbe advertising agent, and Doc Qulgley, arc all at bcad- nuarters. Mr. Field will remain here but a few days. He has tbe automobile fever, after a short trip through the Thousand Islands and Canada, and no will go on an automobile tour that wltl extend to July 20, when tbe renearsals begin. Doc Qulgley, who Is entering upon his twentieth year with the Al. O. Field Minstrels, Is taking his ftrst vacation In many years. He reports everything In readlncBs for rehearsals, and Bays the show will be bigger and better than ever before. Every act will have from five to thirty persons In it, and no house scenery will be used, Tbe company carries every bit of material to stage the show. Tbe head- quarters of Mr. Field are In the New Am- sterdam Theatre Building. Uoobx Fields and Maudb Mason, "The Huckster and Newsboy," closed a very suc- cessful season with "My Wife's Family" Co. (Western), June 1, at Port Arthur, Can., and opened their Summer season, 10, at Davenport and Rock Island. Their offering proved a big success at each house. Week of 80. they played the Trocadero, Chicago, after which they 011 In a special engagement of two weeks for John II. Amnions, and lump directly to New York to begin their Eastern time at Pastor's Theatre, week of July 22. UllSTKIi OF THE IMTK11IA1. MlNBTBELB | Sam Harris, Joe Coffman, Billy Broad. Nick Uuf- ford, Hen Evans, comedians, singers; Geo. T. Martin, Edmond Balz, Elmer Groethes, Mercer Ullln, John C. Dickens, Lyle Gardiner, Paul La Londe, Tom Abrams and Jim Templeton. Company closes this month. W. F. Kaiil, of the Flying Flumes, writes from I/os Angetes, Cal.: "Wo are once again In action, having recently returned from an Interior trip, ami are now located at Wash- ington Park Gardens, Los Angeles. There are now three of us tn the act, and we have also added a bounding net, tn which we In- troduce some unique work. William Eddy and family are here with us this week. Geo. Fostbii, black face comedian, and John Brennan, of the team of Jordan and Hii'iinnn, have leased a Summer cottage at Revere Beach, Mass. They had a house- warming June 2. Those present were: Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Foster, Mr. and Mra. John liii'iiniiii, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jordan, Andrew Cummlngs, Doc Dcvlnc, Thos. Duggan, Flo- rence Sisters, Viola Parker, Ollle Hack and Willie Mlntzer. Before the guests departed they presented Messrs. Foster and Brennan with a handsome clock. The Lbhteb linos, have Just closed a suc- cessful season with the Savllle "Humpty Dumuty" Co., and have booked with the Char K. Cbaniplln Stock Company (or next season, Annie Palmbu Is requested to communi- cate with her mother, who is 111 In Philadel- phia. l.ii.i. ian Mubtiu, "The Real German Girl," Informs us of the sad death of her brother v ouls Mcttllng, a champion blcycllBt He died In Dresden, Germany, on Friday, June 21, from injuries received while racing on June 0, following a 24-horsc power motor. Mauiu.n Blake has closed a five weeks' en- gagement at Imnan'a, Coney Island. She has canceled her contract with the Rcntz-Santley Co. for next Boason. Dan Siihhman and Mann, Db Fobest gave their barn dance at their home In Central Park, L. I., on Saturday evening, July 0. Young Buffalo, sensational marksman, will play parks for the remainder of the Sum- mer, after resting at Mount Clemens, for the past six weeks. . k v P* A ,? D Lu «nB, while playing the Grand, Jollet, 111., a banquet was tendered Miss Liucy, on Juno 10, In honor of her birthday by her husband, Paul Luclcr. All the per- formers playing on the bill that week, LoiU B Goldberg, manager, and the employees of the house, were present. Miss Lucy received many gifts, among them a diamond watch from her husband. The above week closed a prosperous season of forty-seven weeks for this team. They will play parks till July 2 when they will go to their borne, Muskegon Heights, Mich., for the Summer, accompanied by George Plnkam, a former member of the Messenger Boys' Trio, who has recently Joined the act. They say: "This will be the greatcat comedy act before the public next season. 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