The New York Clipper (July 1907)

JULY 20. THE NEW YOBK OLIPJPKKa 583 ■.-■itnl solid : • **rankHn Wright, who •• iii Srt* four attractions on the Mud this £uulm aawoB. K-ft 10. for St. Louis, for a J. • iluv*, but before leaving placed the Itctchcs' for tl,f M ,B >H'ry 'of 'V-a ow f»ur .7-1 uroiltii'tlou. "Across the Isthmus." with •i ■• of tlii" best known scenic studio*, of thin riir and has received tli» manuscripts Ikciclica tcr the paper, and epoclnl set* from Mif- author, l-Tedericfc Domonlln. Mr. n rluht promises that 'tiki* production will nuial any yet mm out In point of ex- pIIi me of the play, cut scenery nml Mortal Wl> Tuif >«egreacoii Hnlr p., Iiiik decided to make u move which will be novel In tlie extreme, mid which will op- m.oI to Ihe many hundreds of players of ...Hi sexes which visit this city daring Ihe "hi' Mr. NCgrfcscou. manngdr of the com- i.»iiv bus a apkcloua suite of rooms' oh the ti'lloor of the North American Uulld- ii corner of State and Monroe Streets, vlipre he transacts his large business, calling ,,,' aliice "'nie WlKgwy. «"« one «r the urgest rooms, about ifixUU feet, he will fur- nish us a reception room, where' performers imv coble nnd rest between performances, or it'.niv lime, and also write letters, and liivp iinslncs* niipolntmeuta. Mr. Xegrcscoti una 'submitted this plan to many of lila cus- iuiue'rs and without hesitation they have ,.„uipllinetitcd iMin for his enterprise and ihumdit «f the comfort of those who are not iiulv his patrons, but of those who huvc never even been near his place. This plan deserves anecGH Churlea Forrester, of l-uie t'ourthope mid company, was a lliircau caller 12. Mid stated that the little, company left Hint flight for ttamona Park, (Irand Hindus. Mich., and would probably ■ return in ihe i'IIv In four weeks, when they expected to linve' their new production. "Mother's I'.uv" ready to allow to Ihe pulillc. Itc- In-iii'iuils are already In progress, and It Is rxin-rled I hat I be scenery will be completed in ii short time Prof. John J. liouch. who conducts Ills dancing academy on the tup floor of the Umpire Theatre Hmlillng. on the West Hide, states Hint he Is doing it re- markable business for tills season, nncl bus munv pupils training for next season's work. Prof liouch Is also nn iiceoinpllslieil tnli- slrlatl, "lid has I m-traded millty Who are now ■unking goud stilnrles before the footlights. .. '.Charles II. Dllllnghnlli uml William V. Connor Will assume control of the Sitidc- intkcr Theatre Aug.." Ucorgc K. Spoor. iiiuiuigcr ot the National Film lftchnngo. on North Clark Street, has expended a large amount of money In'Ibe titling up of his place, until now he hits one of the most urllsMr olllces In the country. Many people wondered wily lie went "over the river" when he Made the move, but Mr. Spoor knew his fhlrngo. and finds that he has all the busi- ness he cuu attend to. and besides lias one of i lie largest pllints. liieluilliiir factory, machine simp and testing room of any one in the. clly at a considerably lower rental...... Tlie Daniels Scenic Studio Ik rapidly forg- ing to the front among the list of caterers lu the painted canvns buyers,' and Ihe latest bli uf good news which this company has to divulge Is that they Inive received the . laitruet for the mammoth decorations ot the Coliseum for the Corn Carnival, which will niriir In the Kail, and which will exceed. In li'ilni of magnitude and beauty anything which has ever been seen here. llcsldcs lids the shop Is running day and night get- ting out sets foil many attractions which will go on Ihe road from now until the late r'all.'.... .A number of I lib chords Of "Miss I'ucnliiintus." which left here a week ago for Denver, were put In i|Ullrunlliie ill Clln- Iva, In., owing to the fact that a woman with smallpox bonrdetl the ear Jtwt after leaving this city. When tlie conductor discovered Ii. he wired ahead lo Clinton, and tlie cn'r «n> shunted off on to a spur (rack, and ihe i"st of ihe company went oh alone'....:. When Montgomery and Stone come to the croud Oiii'i'u House Aug. II). Charles II. Dillingham, their mniiager. will is- here lo Miperliitetnl the opening pt-rrurtuanoc. and will i hen liure two nil ructions running here, ns Ihe newly acquired Studebaker will Hirva ime of Ids other offerings probably...... other cullers during the week Included: Miss treadle llooktilnn. Millard Fillmore. Alma Adams. K. A.Uatseb. Jefl'T. llrftnen. Hurry M. I'.oil Mr. and Mrs. Milton I.envlH (Harriet liuiwiuorel were cullers 12. having closed n broken, but ollicrwise successful season. . ..Fronk Wlniilugcr. uf (he Wliiiilugcr tiros.' ximws. wils a culler II. and said (nut their entire force was bard a( work getting ready fur tlie opening, In a few weeks, of the two shows, one of which will open at Jancsvl.Ic. "Vis.. Auk. 5, and the other at Waukesha. 8 "lie Winter seiisun of the School Wis. I uf Acting of the Chicago Musical College, uiitler the ill reel Ion of J. II. Ulltnouf. will iijien Si-jit. II. wllh the promise of the liest el««* which hss jet been assembled. The tirsi public iierforinance will occur about «ls weeks litter, presumably In the Stude- imker Then Ire, where the previous perform- etjees Imve been given, on which occnslon will be given the llrst perforiuuiice on any slagc of it three uct comedy dramu. entitled "lloiioriible dlentlon,'" by John T. I'rlnce •Ij. Mr. Wlliuour bus bad Ihe manuscript In. Ills povsesslon for some months, carefully ffohM over it, uml offering suggcslloiis to the millmr. who has acted upon them without "•serve, end Mr. lillmour now feels con- ;nic«il lhat the play will be a success : A Midsummer Night's Dream on ihe «'»• '" s b Is the title of nn operetta which will w alven at the Colonial Theatre at the bene- "i -d. This was given an «f fcesco perforin- iuiic some time ago lu Mils city, Out has ""."'■I'eeii seen In u theatre. Alum Voiilln will slug the soprano role K. M. Ilrum- ««>•■ of llriimnge and Clark, was u Uuretin '•in er 13, having Just relumed from a long »(i'l sncci'ssful lour of over fourlcen monllis. ilie.v win epxi „ t tlieli- home In Mils clly for '.. i* w ''cks....Tho real estate records (his week show Hip following leases In Ihealrlcul hrupeeic. win, t| 1( . fiBt| tes • The IJti.-li Temple "f .Mils!..-, lo IheTIolbrookltaiker Co.. for a •erltsl of live years from Sept. I. 1WW. at a re«al of alioiK aUHMHKl mid other consider- ions. ih,. „ BW i 0 , we imvlng secured the >; la ace of the present lease from Thos. K. i,.?i"11'. : . ,hn Olympic Thcutrif In the A*h- iiul llUx-k. to Kohl & Cusilc for n ten '"•» lease from (let. 1. UOT. .it « rental !.' '" "i" iielghlK.rlro.xl of «4(t.ooo n year. '•".rein.Nii.llnK of the I lien Ire. It Is es- iim • *'"' '''"' , oiMweeii 83U.OO0 mid $75.. " A . novel affair wiis scheduled to o.h',7' "' "Jvervlcw l«ark, through the at- iii Ions paid Jessie Morun, who la appear- '; In Hie Ilowery hurlcs(|iie Show, by i ir.p men w ll0 are employed on different "cessions. None of these men has'ever ""ii on roller skates. >and without any pine- '"'• 'uey arc to skate for the hand of Miss ■""nn.- the winner tn marry rev afternoon of '' bi (he building of the Deep- Sen Divers ••••■■Harry Asklu and Mort Singer have !*""iil another valuable player for "The « "'■ r" 1 ,':..!.'!".™ ? ml *■ Olrl." In the |H'i- j ii of WllHutt, Jllcclardl. who played (he linn In -rue Music Master" lust se#son. i" will piny the pnri which fell to the . "f .""'y Hoblnson last season: . "uoert line wrlles from Jurdun. la., that "is spending his vncatlon there on a furiii. "i thoroughly enjoying himself, but Is .!. !• I'fwure a copy of Tim Olh Hk- -iMU.i: In Hint out-of-the-way place, ho has 'course to the Western Uureau, from which * '•' manr of those on their vacations In v..... IM; V t,on of »'"« country secure their "••'■kly Issues. ■♦»»• ,,, l 1 , ,, i l(t.t.i;.v l lnH |, WI f mnklug fhentregocrs '• iottisnd. ore., mke close notice of his I .„ '""owing Is an extract Yrom a notice o„ " Ml ' : Ollleu by one of Ihe Portland Panels: ••|> J „ 1 <jillcn Is a wouder In Ills line. parm-Marly when it |„ <nl,l all of his Jokep l.r.,i 1 "'"' *! **" «.» ''Is wngs. which Is In- deed remarkable." MA*k\i Ht3t;| f». Bafcton.—Very little will be doing In lo- cal theatrical circles until Old Uome week. July i'u-Ang. :i. when three ot the closed houses will reopen. The Oriud Opera House star(s July 27 wllh •'Convict MB:" the Ma- Jegllc Opens 21) with "The Green lllrd." a new musical (day, mid the t'Hobe Iteglns the season, 2». with Wine, Woman and Soug Co.'as the attraction. Contlhued offerings this week are: "The lltirdy tldrdr «lrl." at (he Trcmont. and "The Late Mr. Tompkins." by the Gillian Utwreuce l'layers. at the Park, fhe'nsual weekly change of bill Isumdb nt the Cnntle Siiunre. Keltli'a. Itowdoln fifikie, rnlace and the Summer parka. Hood bus- iness ruled ul nil niUusement places hut week. Tiikmoxt (Jno. II. Schoeffel, manageri.— "Ihe Iturdy Uurdy lilrl" continues on Its evenly prosperous way here, the seventh week opening Monday evening. 13, Itecent changes have added greatly to the spirit of the per- formauce. I'aiik ((.'has. I'Voluuan. Itlch & Han Is. uian- uacrs).—I.lllliin Lawrence. Charles Miller and their stock associates continue "The l.ale Mr. Tompkins" for another week. N'o niinouiiee- mcnl Is made for next week. CASTI.K SOlAtlK (llbston Singe Society.man- agers).—The stock opera company, under dl- ii-ctlon of W. C. Mnsson, conlliiues lo llnd favor nt this house. "Milrltiinn" Is the bill for Ihls week, and "Uruilnte" Is the bill for week of S3. "II Trovntore" was well pre. tented Inst week. Ibiwiioi.s- gqCARK Hi. B. I,ollirop. mumi- Serl.—"A '>siigllter of the Sulith" is being one by the Lothrop Stock Co. this week, with Charlotte Hunt iiml Arthur Helirens in Ihe lending roles, "r'rnin Itngs to niches" attracted audiences of good proportion last- week. •'Slhvrs of llussla next week. Kf.'ITll's (II. r. Keith, mnmigci'l.—An ex- ceptionally Inviting programme for the cur- rent week Includes: Keller and Timl's "In Morocco." llesslc Wynu. Toln XaWii nod coin- pnny, JitMus Tiiliner (second week). Imwrebce Crnile and company. Mile. Martini, the Dixie Serennllers. Sitm Wlllluitis. UHice Tempest Trio. Archer aird trroeker, SIddon llrother.'. Iliimllloti and llowlett. Harry llurgoyne ami Uewi'sf motion pictures. Iluslness bus bei.i excellent. I'alacb (C. II. Waldrou. ma linger i.—The stock company will be seen lu "Two Sly lfcigs" and "Stnluc llltincb" this week, with John .1. Ulacjc nud Thomas V. Thomas as the leading fttninakcrs. Vaudeville enterialuilieiii Will ls> furnished by Murpliy nud Dunn, lloul- dlii anil (Jtllnu. Ward and llnymniid. Annie (Ibltlle. (JrhCc Toledo. 'Jlny ltryn'iit. Amy lleniiliil nud Louise Ilrnndoii. At; st is & Stdxu'b Muskl.m (A. II. While, uihiUlgeri. — Waterman's Cakewnlkers pro- vided splendid entertnlumcnt last week, and remain lis the lending curio hull features lii-20. Tumi's Orchestra. Trlxle. snake. (jlleeh. and the trained muukeys ure other ctthls: In the theatre tlie Minstrel Mrtldi will offer lletv specialties by Vlolelte Dale. Mnjiliie. Winnie r'liirk. Cassle Trench. Mi- lton Courleliliy, (ieorglu Andrews. Klenmir Mui-lhii. Kilty Doyle. Oerlrude Klinlierley. Ilriiml Sisters. Mnigiicrlle I'asquau. Crank Cook, Lew Henedlct and James Carroll, and extra vaudeville Is presented by Wally Chirk, tilt; Dotilns. the Macrons. Paddy Joyce. Tom Kdwards. Tom llateman. C'lnrti Steele, Vera lielusco nod Nellie Jovce. WAl.Kkn'H Mt'Hinn iL. II. Walker, man- agi't).-'-The Stuibretfcs' (.'onventlon contin- ues for a second week as I be big eurlo hall feiiturn.' Other cards uiv: Three Turner Hi edicts, comedy acrobats: Steele. Kismiu ring expert, and Prof. Lyneli's I'liiicb *hll Judy. Stage show is given by Nellie Hart- ford*, lllg lltirlcsmie Co. Olio Includes: May Stewart. Joe Sulllvnn. Annie Walsh. Itlaiiche Lorlng. Helen June. Annie Willis. QMdjrs l-'lshor. 4nd jllrlgcs and Jackson. XtcKKLoPKox iW. II. Wolffe. miinngeri.— In curio bill Ihls week: lllmu. "king of ma- nic:" ciipl. Waters, submarine diver, and Joseph Oueeti. wire walker. Vaudeville Is pri'sented'in (he Iheiilre by t1>« I.lenno Sisters. . r'i'oiiiliigliam nml Denlium. Fred Stone. Chas. Philip, and' new pictures. tVoMifilil.A.vp Pauk 1.1. J. Hlgglus. man- ageri.—In the free circus tills wwk : Jutlics !•:. Hardy, on the high wire: lllvu llrotbeis. lloiuun rlug and strong men : Mile. D'Alr. on the living trapeze: Todd-.ludge Trio, aero- bills: Wblllaker. boy vocalist: the Wonder- land Harlequins and Ted's Hand. The lead lug "pike concessions are: "Klre and Flames." "Hell Hale." "Cmler the Sea." and the alligator farm. This resort Is eujoyibg great prosperity. Paraiwn Paiik i(leo. A. Dodge, uuinagcr.i. —Attractions In tho. free circus this Week: Speedy, high diver: tlie Norlus. fniu'y dlvoii : Jiui-ton's Dog nnd Pouy Circus. Cbefnlo. denlh trup loop: .vlartluud's Uaud. John and I-'lor- ence Mngulre. soloists, and lloiidlnl Second, haiidcuff wizard. ludlculioiis point to n nij.-st prosperous season for this pnpulni' ttrKurl. N'.iiiimiikoa I'aiik K'arle Alberte. nintnt- ger).—tlorman's big coinpnny. In Mutt Otis' musical conledy. "The (jlrl from Vnssnr." Is the iitimcilon in the rustle I hen I re (Ills week. During the pus( week big crowds enjoyed n line vaudeville bill. . . .Mkihoiih lloi'i.KVAtm TtlKATBa 1.1. W. (lor- man. muaagi'i) —Manager (ionium's Allium. bra Troubadours will supply the fnu and mnsb: this week. A select vaudeville bill served to draw big piilron.igc Inst week. Lkxwit'i.v Paiik 'I. T. Ilenson. mnnu- ger;.—This neck's offering In the theatre Is Ihe comic opera. "Tiie Mascot." given under the. direction of Adolphe Mayer. The compnni' Includes: Md. Klfmoru, I'rauk .1. lllukhiiist. .1. Louis Mlnlz. Hubert Hall. Caro- line Marsh. Lillian Smiilley and fieri rude Wnlcott. (lorninn's lllg Specialty Co. fur- nished line entertainment to capital business last week. Notbs. —1>. K. Lodirop. proprietor of the llowdoln Square, and the Howard, bus left on his iimi tin I vacation to I^indoii. lie Is accompanied by Jay Hunt, business luiinagci- of the Howard Hugh P. Mc.Vally Is doing some strenuous wiirk as llie new hind of 'the Wonderland Park Jiress department. .The attraction at Fairyland Theatre. Ilevere Beach, fur week of 13. Is Did tie Clif- ford's Hurlesiiucrs... .Thomas Murphy. IreiiN- urer of the Tremonl. who has been critically III at Hie Clly Hospital, with appendicitis, will lie tendered ft lumelll nl the theatre on Sunday evening. 118 Col. A. II. While. of Ausdn & Stone's, was recently prcsenled with a handsome horsefly scarf liln by Ihe members of the Unit Carnival Club, of which he Wiis one of the organizers... . Kllleen and Crowlev have been hi town for u week, rest- ing Huston Lodge. H. P. O. Hlks. left for the convention. In Philadelphia, on Sun- day evening. They are dressed as Pilgrims, and are out for a prize In the parade. > Npriimlleld. At Ihe Court Square (P. I), (illmore, manager) "llrother Officers" had lis presentuiion before good sized audiences. Knthcrttie icntrnetf was seen ns Ihiroiiess lloydon. and did herself great credit. Kil- mumt Klton gave an artistic picsentnllon »f tile role of Hinds, and Cull Kckktrom was excellent ns Plc.rdell. "Canilldn." July 1.".- I'll, will be Hie closing attraction of Ihe llimler-IIradford Players' second season. I'oli's (dordon Wrlghtcr. nianngerl.—"A Texas Steer" was given a creditable prcscnla- (Ion by the house stiltk company lust week. Monroe .Nillsbury made the hit of the piece. Dick Tbomnson wits good as the colored office- seeker, and Mary StoeHwcIl made an Ideal Texas maiden. Paula Oloy wnn capital ns the blackmailer,and lobbyist, "lirauslurk" 1S-20. Staui: DrnxiiM.—tiockstader's Minstrels are to appear at Court Square Theatre, July "7. F.lsa Payne, of tills city. Is to plnv the role of Kate tloberts. mid will be Hie ui|der- Mtidv of 'he lending lady wllh one of Henry II, Harris' "The Lhm anil Hie Mouse" com-' panics,..,,, Jlr, tad Mli. CUat. Ii. livani Are resting In their lotme at cuieope* falla, after a aucceasfttl ae4aon In vaudetllle...'.'.. Jullu llooth was on of the cast of "llrotber Ollleers." taking her llrst- week'* rent since Joining' the Hunier-Hrndford players. In May Ilaymond A. Call nml James Orltlltli are acting a* nccompanhitR at the Mcolcl....:.Sam It. llardy. lead- ing loan with Hie Toll Slock. left the company last Saturday. Monroe Salis- bury will play the lends A new moving picture* uml vaudeville will Is- run directly In the rear or Hie NVIson Hotel, on lliunp- den Slreel. by Chas. Schneider, who operates some thlrly-iwo other resorts. Those en the bill lust week were: Ver Vallu'uilt! Hoblnson. Pauline Newlnn. and I .a Centra *nH I.A Hue. A special dinner wns arranged at t'ltcii- lnirg. by Superintendent J. J. ltlle.v. on July I. All the employees of lluffiilo Mill's Wild West attended. .I'n). Cody inii(le a speech. f.otvelL—At the Ijikevlew i.l. J. Klvnn. manageri the Adnui Howl Slock t.'o. iF. C Twltcliell, uianugeri Is wlimlng well deserved success, and business Is lo the capacity. "The Princess of Patches" whs Ihe uffrriug last week, and llessie Overton. Danny Simmons. J. L o'Ncll. Sydney Plntt. Francis Hoyt and (Icorgla Francis were prouilneiii. Miss Overton and Mr. Simmon* ure milling to i'uclf popularity each week witli plenslng s|s?clal- tilcs. "The Minister's Sweethearts" this week. Wh.uiwd.u.k Paiik t Mowers Ilros.. mana- gers).—The moving nlelurea and -Illustrated songs by 'Frank JS. A It mini ure iirovlng n big success. Kvnngclltic Ciirmul lino Titos. Hlynn are rhe popular sololats, and Ulck Nuimaii Is plaiilsl-dlivtitoi'. This week the HoWAtd tile- lure service and Kvniigcllne Cardinal. Thus. (■Ifmi. Dick Noonun nnd Frank N. Allinnii will .entertain. • . ■• I Ca.v'ohik Lakh Paiik THBATM (W. W. Sar- gent, mnniigcri.—The second week of Ihe Cunoble Lake opera Co. was a cut I Inned suc- cess, and business whs to enpilclly. "The Little Duke" offered the comtiiiliy every op- porrunlty to display vocal abilities, mid en- cores were numerous. Hspeclally high In favor wen; Mne Kllcoyne, Samuel llrobst. Theodore Lytell. Jack Leslie and Anna Her- uialnc "Pflncess llonnbi" Ihls week. PlNKHCjiKT Paiik (W. P. Adams, luiinn- gerl.—Business Is excellent here.' The Whiles. Martin Moron. Ibtby Louise mid Ihe vtlu- griipli gave a very plenslng programme lust week. This week : The Ureal Ayoto. Ilros.. Ithinclie Lu Chattel. Illustrated songs by I hi by Louise, and new pictures by Ihe vllugriiph. W. P. Adlimw Is general mnniiKer: Mtix Smith, park manager, and James l.elgliton, malinger of theatre. Muni-ion. — Ideal purk weal her und (he reaorttt are tilled to overflowing. All the amuseini-tits are prurlllng accordingly. All Ihe porks gave concert* of moving pictures songs 14 Forepuugh-Sella Shows come 17 It. F. Murpliv bus relliriiiHl from New York City Several iieople are ne- gotlatlttg for the lenee of the Academy »f Music here John J. Sbiiniioh. resident mummer uf the llutlutwny. was In town lltsl week making arrangement* for the elilborulc alieratlun* nnd rederoratliuis for the house. The opening will be Aug. 'J(S The Cy- cling Unmetles write from Sabmila Park Hull they were n big bit there last week. ......Ilelle Crove Park Is doing u big business. The Calumet'Orchestra. William illllly) Hllmore. nliliilsi-dlreetor. Is featur- ing the latest Illustrated songs Win. P. Adams, munuger of Plnehurst Park, who wa* seriously Injured In air electric car acci- dent Willie directing Ida bill post lug. Is re- cuverihjg •loWly, and hopes lo be able lo re- sume diitle* In the near future Fields .•Hid Hanson were n big hit at Islington Park last week with I heir new muslcul act. .Ni-v Bedford.—At the New HiMlford (W. II. i'ross. manager) Shepard'* moving pictures ure drawing good pulromige Tlie in tractions tn the vaudeville line Include: Tlie Vnldlng*. the McLalu Misters and James Meehaii. Ill lllusl rated songs. IlATUAWAV's Cl\ D. Ilaylles. miuiilger).— July 8 nml week, the Harry Ik iiurke Stock Co.. In "The Confessliius of n Wife." hail large houses. Illustrated ^uiugs Imve been added to Ihe regular bill, and have proved a favored ai traction. Savoy iW. -II. Shine, urn linger i.—Contlii- iiniis moving picture*, with Mnlonby nud Dixie Inn sketch, coullnue to (III this theatre nightly. At Lincoln Paiik. afternoon und evening, the vaudeville performance Is well patron- ized, and Include: Ainunn and Hartley. May Itosvlla. Hussey and llussey. linker nnd Jerome. Ilitrrv Tlinuisoii. nnd tlie iilctures. Notk. —\yirliln llfleen mlnulcn of (he clos- ing of llalhawiiy's Theatre on (be nfleiiioon of July .".. the moving picture mncblne caught lire, but wits extinguished without' tillv- ilumuge. with the exception of the burning of the dims, and a sllgiil Injury to Ihe ma- chine. Worcester At Poll's I J. C. Crlddle. resident liiiinuger) for week of July 13 the Poll Stock Co. presenls "Lord ( hiiinley." Week of •.':!. "Orniislark." Last week "Thorns anil Orange Itlossoms" drew well. At tub Lakh I War. Consol. S(. Ily. Co., maniigers).'—For week, of-1.1. liormati s Spe- cially Alliance. Including the '.'linker l.'lly yinirlelle. Millard Uros.. the Three Put tens, llntliiiwnv and Klegel. In "The Soubrelte and the Hell lloy." and Hie Wheelers, liuslnes* Is excellent. Wiiitk Cnv IF. II. Ulgelow. inauiigeri.— Hill for week of 13. "(Irlmes' Cellar'Door" and Ihe Vcdmars. lloy liiiabeiishiie's airship bold* over. NlVIKS.— I'.'ilmilnil llreese WHS the gllosl of Mr. mid Mrs. Willard Taylor and the Knsl.uis during the week ending Ii! Florence Heed, of Malcolm Williams' Slock Co.. was In luwii Inst week. I.ymi.—At the Thrill re Coinliiiie iM. Murk, manager) Hie Suiiiiiicr business Is rc|mrl.'d good. (ioiniA.v'M ( M. Doyle, manager).—Iluslness Is goud und weather has Imtii favorable. An all slur specially company Is Ihe iiltraclbtii this week. Notch. —Cole Pros.' Hlg Circus showed here July 15 Malinger Charles W. Sbeafe Is giving moving picture shows at his- llcltt.v Theatre, .Valium. i« hlg audiences (irace It. Kimball, of (Ills city, a mcmluir of Hie "Sis Hopkins" Co., who was recently married to i.Ilhcrl !•'. Vllieplgue. of the snnic com- pany. I* spending Iter honeymoon at her mother's home, Miss Klmbnll begun her stagn career in 18118. us a soprano with "The Frencli Mnld" Co.. ami has since appeared wlDi-|iertman Thompson'* "Sunshine of Pnrn- disc Alley," and other companies. She and her husband will go oul with "Sis Hopkins" again next, season. ■ j-'nll Itlver.—At Sbeedy's Hie* S. Ilus- comb, mutineeri lusl week, the J. Frank Itiirke Stock Co. presented "The l.und o" Cotton" to excellent husllies-. slid gnVe uiueb c-itb'fuel Ion. J. Frank 1 In ike, Hurry K. Iliinipheeys. Frank Thomas. John Daley and Ann Singleton deserve*special mention. Il- lustrated soUg», by Jerry Sniiford, also won inilcti favor. For week of 15, "The llest Man Wins." \li-Kt;i.om:.i\ i.las. I". Mason, lutinageri. -Week ot tH' L'l. Mlicllli. Joe SI. Pellet., Iluslness Is kooiI. At thb Sik.Mi' |f/ewl* M. Iluar. innnngerl Hie moving plclnres nnd llluslrnlt-d songs con I inue to it.**I biisliicss. Casino i L. II. Will, luanilgeri.—Moving pictures und Illustrated songs. Iluslness Is fair. Notkh. —llarrv II. Hiunphrey. of the Hnrke Stock Co.. visited Ills mother week of S Tlie Siivor Tliculre opens Aug. ]] I'lcrenee Jlttek. of life Hnrke Stock Co.'. Is still cuullutd to her bed la His bospi'.ul, but »low!y Improving.i.... .L'lbel Wder and Albert MeClovem close with the Hnrke com- iiniiv JO. followed by Harry ti. Iluiuphrey and Leslie I'lilnler. 2*. '■ »V^ M.t.lMM*. PewriaT.—AI Main'Si red iDavls-Churriil'l circuit, imiiingersi I'aycen Aleck Co.. In "A Crnxy Idea." was last week'* bill. 1'Mi'tn ill. Waller Van Dyke, inn an iter ).— During li*t week the slisk company produced "A Woman's War" and "The Two Orphans." Amnion: i JI in Hough Amuse. Co.. mana- gers).—Week of 8: Kdwln lloddy and stock company. In "A Teina Steer." Stunk IIii.i. H.\ui>i;n (Frank llrave. niana- Kri.—"The Wlijoiv and the Fi*d" wns glv.-.i the slock coiti|Hiii.r last week. This place combines to do a large business. Miiuagi r lirave has s,-iineil n new company, nnd Ihe Iieople are nu.klne good. Hosier: K. It. Iluli- ner. director and leading man: l.ol* .Mete- illlb. leading wmuali: Heglmi I.ewU, lti>«t> • iilylor. H'red tV Is'Wl*. Ifuf.i Todd. Hurry Kdiniiii and Hurry Sleln. WllAHT'a iCharles K. Ilnrlson, ninnageri.' —Week of 8: Slock compiidy. In "AlnbhniE' und "Toiiop.-ih." Hits Triunp. and moving pictures. ViuurMt IIuai'ii i Frank A. Ilelneke, man- ageri.—'lids place continues lo draw large crowds. Manager llellicko charges no admis- sion riv. and the attraction* lie offers are of high class. At. Fiihmck Paiik i Vernon C. Heaver, man- ager).—Week or S: Chapman Slater*. Tuny. Pride of the South: llouiuln and Campbell. II. A. Allison. Fairy Plumb, Mucin James nud her llrooklvn Mlllinry Hand, olid iiuluinled pictures'. Niitks. —Harry Slelu. who has been work- ing In stock at Kscminhu. Mich., ha* Joined the company nl Stone Hill Harden Uose Jessee. of the .lessees, who was In Ihe hospital for several Weeks, tin* recovered and Is bock In the cusl at Weiist'*. Maldu llait is a new member of the slock coinpnny nt Wetixl's French's Sensa- tion passed up Ihe river H Ilelallie Unite has closed a most successful season or thirteen weeks at Stone Hill Harden. Miss Unite- goes to visit friends nl her home In Louisville, then directly Kant. This was Mb* Hnrte's Inst engagement, she retiring permanently from the singe. During her stay here Miss Hnrle proved to be I he mo*l popular lending Intly ilult ever nliiyeil Hie house, anil her ninny friends wish her (he besl of luck. Hlooinliiuti.il. At (he Nickelodeon iJ. r". Iliirwisid, miiiiageri fulr l.nslness rules. Tilt: TtlCA'iolllf.M iT. M. Williams, Inaua- geri reports good business. Nli'K);i.o('i:oN (J. UoNcnlsTg. inniingeri.-- liooli bllslne-cs Is evident. I.AKK I'aiik. ■• (.living In Ihe cold weather anil poor business, litis (heal re. munngetl by Matt Kitsel. has been closed, after n short season of reberlory mid vauilevllb-. Notch.— l-iagles" carnival Is here ^'J- - J7.... ♦tregory's '"MoscnW" 25-27.' I'olnmbla Amusemenl Co.. presenting Hale's lours, re- ports that business Is eotislanlly Increasing,, In spite of hot weather... .Milrgarei llllng- lon Is In Ihls eliy. owing lo the serious III- ncss or her father. I. H. Light. Miss tiling- ion in prlvulc lie Is Mrs. Dan Fridiman. nnd Is n unlive of llloomlnglnn. tllus.- At It.ick Springs Park IW. >V. Sauvage. mniiager) Kllputrlek and his capllol slops ride coiiHnhed his second week as Hie free attraction July 8. This house Is drawing record crowds continually. Ki.Krrttic i Hilly lli'iiiihiglon. tiiitnuguri.- - lllg houses Is Hie rule every night. The Hans- Nelson light plclnres was n special feature lusl week. Notkh. —- l'lusn ChniiiaitipiH openisl II* twenty-foiirlli season 11. The a 11 ructions In- cluded : William Jennings Itryiin. Scnaior Ln I'olleHe. Semilor "Uob" Taylor, Mounds' Ladles' Orchestra, Orpheus Jubilee Singers and' others. " '.." nilFlio.N. "Sweet Jdlllc llcllalr*.'" Ilusluc** was good. W^ek of .11. Hr»* Hrny and ii>ui|aluy play "The Woman In the Case." Manhattan Iicacu lit. I., iMITon. uiuiin- gerl.—"Jllss I'ociihi.iitns" did capacity bust, liess lusl week, wllh Flgle Howell 111 the lllle role. Week of 15. "Two Utile Hlrls." N»T»:s.---Tlie John C. I'lalier lho*M Co.. hnvliif I'ist llulshed an engagement nl Mini Im I Inn llench. Is booked to piny u iiumlu t week- nl Ihe downtown I hen ire. (he Tilbor llnliid The most populnr aKruilliui lu Deliver, tills season. 1- the Hirllliug *pvclucle at Mmiluillmi Itctirh > "r'lglilliig the Flames." II Is inking like "wild tlii-." Through tin errei Ii wa* iniiionuceil recently thai "Fight lug the Flames" was at Mitch s liuidens. It Is given under Ihe tunuugeiueiit nml personal direction of A. (V, Soil is, who Is very isipular here. The JMTfiiHiiers nre eteenllngiy well trained, from the hlg chief of the lire demu-t- meiil lii Ihe si reel iiiclilu. livery pcriiirlii- nuce gees hit s|ilcndldlv Tomuir M»hi. usslslaiil treasurer of flje HroadWay Theuln. Is a ail I a treasurer at Mitch's Hardens. Ib- is one uf the most popular id treasurer* l.i Denver, mid bus hern al Mitch's for several seasons, lie Is nisi, a most elithusliisllc base. ball fan. • «» — vnxsiavrivw. Ilrl.lnep.il t. Al Smith's iKilwiird C. Smith, iiinnageri Shepnrd's moving pictures wis-k of July l.i. h.u's IF''It. Mllclicl. iigeri.— P.dl Stin'k Co.. lu "llatllen." week or 15. .ViiiiiH, -Kit, llyau. for ,vent's Dutch eiimc- dliin wllh "Cecil's Hud liny." bus retired fiotii the HlMge. nml I* now engaged In business hi (bis clly The three IVNidll Isiys. of till* city, played ilie coast nnd Ihe Middle Wcsl during the past season, wllh a vaudeville sketch. Mug billed a* (be Majestic Minstrels. They inuilc a hlg lilt, mid luitc returned to Ihelr hollies In tills clly to iicuperule for Hip rest of Ihe Siiiutller. They will ngalti go over Ihe Western ill cull. <*i an eiigugemenl of forty weeks, in the smile sketch.. Frank Melville and wife. Hie former Ihe eipieslrblti director ul the Hippodrome. In New York, are Summering ul lleddlug. a vllhtge a few miles north iir litis clly. Mr. Melville Is frcipiciitly seen vlslllng here The member* of (lie Metro*.- Tl'iiitpe, nern- IniIs. who have been doing vaudeville fur lln- (msl seusoii. huvc returned In their hi.me ID 'this clly. alul will Hike (he riiail during the early Full Word roadie* ihls elt.v ri'oln IIonIoii that John L. Sill Ivan lias nbilli- doiied the pi'iipusllloii of a show al .laities town, when' be and llcnrge Donuluu were la open up u olnce on "The Trull." Sullivan's plans were cliiMiged by Die furmillliiii of a purtiierslilp lil'lween liliu ami Ills obi nil- lugoiilst lu the ring. Juke Kllruln. The two are to do n spillHiig turn in n vaudeville act. nud will gn Wesi within ihe ucjtl few weeks. Illllng bookings, Frank Hull, who managed Snlllvun Insi yenr. wilt nc| In Hie SUIIIC Cll|inclly Illls s.'llsoll \ll- lle alul her llutl* nltl'iicleil large gather- ings at Stetiplechase Islatiil diirliig Hie past iwo weeks \ nimrlilng club of Inn I mill Hie local lodge of lilks left tills illy (o all end Ihe colivenl Ion til Plilluilelphln, 15 I. S. < illusion.), a former nuncio- or II Id Park city Theuln- In till* clly. mid who for Hie past year bus been Irensnrer or Coil's new I heal re in New Haven, has now assumed Hie iniimigeiiu-iil id Hie leading t lieiitre of I'llehlmrg, Muss., and will (Ilk* up Hie duties of hi* new posit loo July 20. *Jt>jk) HdvVii. Al roll's is. Y, Poll, pro pilelilil Ihe Poll KdH-k Co.. siipporlllig I.. II, Mciilll nml liei'irude Shlpiuuii. have re liirlieil, illld for week ol .lull 15 will olTer McCltUclieon's rnmiiiitle drniitn. "Hruu- uiel with such if it'll | success- slnrk." which III I lint furil I'ortlmid U Ihe. Ileillg I W. T. Pnuglc. inutuigeri Klhel Hiirrymoie played lo ca- pacity business July .".. II. presenting "Cup- lulu Jinks" nnd "Cousin kale." Niilwllh- Kiinidhig llils was her llrst. visit to I'orHiiud. her pei'sonilllly und abilities were such Hull she received nil omiton wblclr has rarely been cnuiib-d by lhat ot any slur who has iippi-nrcd'tll the city. The (lienlre has since been dark, and will remain so ilulll the open- ing of the Fall season. Mauocam littANO is. Morten Culm, mini' ugeri. —"The House thai .luck Ilulll" was presented evenings of July I. 2. und after- miens 2. •'(. by local children mid oilier taleiil, to cupm-tty business. It was given under (be direction of Miirgnrel Martin. »r Chicago. A large sum of money was rciil- Ixed for (be Institute Club or ihe people's Institute, which was Ihe beuellelury. The Americau Specially Co. did goml business !l-7. Nance O'Neill begins. 8. a four weeks' en ga geme n t, opening In "The Sorceress." ■■Ingomiir" wlll.be put on II. Hakkii IlliMi. L. linker, munugeri.— "Oli- ver Twlsi." pic-en t--ii by I lllle Cooper nnd Ihe linker 'llieiilre Co., did fair Imslness •week of June ill), The season of Ihe llicnin- closed wllh (he lliial perforniallis' of "Oliver Twlsi" July J. Lviiic iKeallng & Murpliy. inaiiugprsj.— The Allen Slock Co. week of July 8, p>'<'- senilng "The Man from the Wesi/' Staii ijunies II. Frrlcksou, tniiiingeri. - The Star Slm-k Co. week of 8, preselillug "Flub." (iitANP i.hiines II, Krrlckson. manager).— Charles Curler, In "The Mvslerle* of llu- Yogi:" Abigail Prlcp. Joseph J. and Myru Davis Howling, (iitvln. Plait and ■'Peaches," the Four Shaiinons. Hurry llnihum, Joe 'I liompsou. unit the (irundlseope. Pantaiikn' (John Johnson, mmiiigeri. —• Whlitler mid company. K. c. Slrlckland. Hie Soiitberii i.iuiirielte, Ceclle Hiibson, the Fer- ris, Jetiii Wilson und Hie Idograpll. Fhitr'H iJis- J. Went, iiiaiiageri.—Claire Slilnley. Virginia Vemon. Marlon Aiwii.nl. Mm He Millhlesoil. Josh- Myers. Mickey l-'.s-ley. Adelaide Stewart. Wilson and Lleeesler. Jones and llnlvelle. l-ilhel Smith. Josephine (lordoii. Mlnoiin. Lillian Starr. Luuvlnc, llu- Urrmi Hill, Dick lliilchlns, Orel Curler, Kilmi Minor. Ihe Stocktons. Frank Lmnls-rt. Ihe Wheeler Slslees. Jennelle Dliprey. May Jolly. Ilelle iNniald, Agnes Conway. Winifred |^- Muv. Marlon Diuisworih, Mae X. Vemon, Maun Sulllvnn. Helen lirttliiiin. and the siwk. IIAI.K'H Sl'KglC Toril OKTIIK Wiitii.n (Freil I'rllz, manageri enulhiiies lo do good busl- nes*. OAK* Sl.MMIT I'AIIK ID. C. FWilliail. lllllll- Bgeri eoullnile* lo do excellent business. ScIiIIboiiiTs' Austrian llussiir* give ilnllv con- ceits, ♦ «» Savin ItniK. Willie Clly i Haley & Speck, malinger*i. HIM for week of 15 Includes: Van Cleve. Weulworlh nnd "Pole." and Johnny Muck's company of ucrinimils. Niitkh. - Plans an' well mi Inward com- pletion for the big Knglc's Itebl day. which occurs 20. 21 mill 2'.'. It will be parllel- pnled ln.br Hie ini'inhcr* of Hie order, not niilv hi New I'iiiglmid. but fniiu New Vork and New Jersi'.v. II Is etlpeel.-tl Hull there tvlll lie over .-..ihiii present, Including (irund Worthy I'resldeiil krnuse unit big Tim Sul- livan. COl.flflAIHl. Denier. —Al tile Tabor (ll'illlil (Mr*. K. F. Melourl, proprietor I Inst week. Hie John ('. Flatter 0|mu-b Co. did big business. In "The Wlgiird of the Nile." Week of Jillv II. Ihe sunn-. company,, lu "The Silver Slipper." N»:w Cl'NTIH (Pelton & Slilulxer, inn nn gcrvi.i—iitiiwdiiri! Ix>rcli & Co. last week, did line business.' giving a good show. "The Fiiw-llllen Liliv." Week uf H, the siiinc company. In "Pike County Folk*." Ckvhtai. Kiisi. Ira Adams, manageri.-- (Mod uliow lil»t week. The hill Included t Rmre 'Con r I bind. Iliimion Into, Wallace She lent. Ileriinrd Dim. songs and pictures. Xiiv»;ltv iHiilllvmi-Consldllie *'<>.. mana- gers).—Le«t week the bill Included: "Solo- mon Ihe Second." Lutlne and Leonard. Cnrr and .foriRlu. Viola and Tingle. 11*11 Slope, lllilslruied 1*11111* and picture*. i:i,rrri|'n UlMMMN (Miry Klllidi Ixmg, utauagctj.—Lgst we«k, KatUttlue Grey, fij Hn rtford.Al Parsoii*" Th.-alrei II. C. I'nr- son* uiiiiiugei'f Ihe llnulcr llrndroril Pin vets pleased large auillenees with "On the (Jtilel," week of Jiily s. "I'mitllila" 15-2U. I'-'ii'.i II.. ('. Kllby. itiauiigei'i. -The Toll Slm-k Co.. In "lirailsinrk." drew big Imslness week of 8. This was Ihe closing week of u very successful 'season of Summer stuck nl: tills I Ilea I re. The Poll Opera Co. will open 15. wllh • The chimes of Norma inly." for mi extended engagement. -*-*-»,—: Lilt ISIA.NA. >e«v Drl.-iina. -At While Clly II'. ('. Matthew*, tuuiiiigeri (he Olympic opera Co.. under Hie persouiil dlrcclloii of lid. I'. Sen- iiiiiiis. sLiircil Hie success of Ihe si-asiui, week of July 7. In presenting llu- popular comic ojiern. "Lu Mnsooilc" Chariiiliig Lollle Ken- dull was never seen In heller udvanlilge lhali ns Met tine. I'nr week of II. "The Two vaga- bonds." 'I'ho llgure elglif, ettrniispl mid Jap- aiiese ball conies continue in big biislne**. Wr.HT Kill iAl. Hl*ie*. manager).—The vaudeville .ifferlng al this populnr hike resold for week of 7 Included : Siiphie llruiuli. I'iin- crson nud llnlil w In. KoberlH. Hayes mid Hubert*, nud Wcrdeii mid lilndillsb. Iiumciise crowd* nit enjoying llu- many allrnclIons, anil Tumm's Coinerl llnnil bus grown very populnr. Tlie hold over* for We>-k nl' 15 me Soiihle Hrntidl und linleisoti mid llaldivht. \iiTK*.-~Aiiniiiiiici>iueiil bus Is-en made (hut the old Lyric Thealrc Is now Hhiii.-y's, and will open early In Augusl The Cinislance Crawley Co. In still giving opc-n alt- perforin- mice* al (he Clly Purk. "Itoiiieo uml Juliet." "A* Von Like It" mid "l-ivcryinnn" were I be offering* for week of 7 The local l-ilks. sonic Iwo hundred strong, h-uve here on mi lilk Rjieelal. in, for the big |-:ik«' conrenlloii. In Phllndetplila. lllg wager* have in-r-n placed thai tin- Orleans Lodge captures llrst prize In III" big slre.-l parade. iNorfolk. Al the Majestic l Hell C, ling nun. umiiuifcri Shi-plu-rdV moving pbiure. i-oiilliiiie lo hold the boards m Ibis house, ipiil ure playing lo fair business. Ili.tur t.Vlih Hnil i It. manager I.--There frill In- no change In Hie bill ill this bouse for week of July 15. The liui'losipti-, "The .liimo- towii iil lis.' will bo continued. Ai mi; t\\ Ilkei'Min A Miinzle. managersi. ■•- People for week of 15 liuliid.-: Laiirl mid r'lililkfiird, Ihe WchIoii Sisters. Tliotmis und Wilson, Miii-klu ntid Hurl. Hie Wilson SMers. nnd ll-iii/ uml Kdwards. MAXNATTA.V (I'l'lnnlati Ilros., nniungersi.— lock piny. In nddltbm li llu- regntar new pis/pie for week of 15 nn llessll Ihe Sh.i w. (tgb- and Vottle, Artie .luiisen uml Sli-warl. Shields. ArtUT'Utii Jl 1.1, M. Marlon, malinger. i.- Illlt'for week of 15: The Krlese Trio. Harvey nnd Adiiin*. the llnrtou*. Hie N'eal slstet« stid liny Jolins.ni. . AT Till! UCEA.V V|f,W t'ASIM. I Olio Wells. iii.iilngeri lu' lllillillgellielll promises one of Ihe siniiigi-st v,iui|.-vll|.- hills uf tin- season for week of 15. The hoi wealiu-r Is dl'awlnu crowds lo Hie seiishnie. nnd as a lesiill i.iis). n>-ss hen- In veil- guild, Hiri'iu-!:i>«i;. - - Klralty's "I'm-aholitas." while driiwliig gnisl slxed crowds. Is not lis- lllg In voted with the puirotiiign that such a prodi'i-iin-i wnrrnnt*. <» » »■ ,,'MlilDtii u s| gii|xoi| ,mo M*noi| posj.iad a oi "tt|"*l|,'i xnoitf '•'•iluJil.l, -*■!-• .<-f Ai|i in |Mti.uIo HU| '.woiih (((|uih oil**'! |i *i|t i|i|M rt»ia jotl PIP »AU :a)lt« UK1\d QM MWH.