The New York Clipper (September 1907)

804 TUTC STEW YORK OTjTPPEB. September 11. lake a lobe Like a Singer and Get In On the LHEST, LIVELIEST, LASTIHG, LILTING LAY, Entitled INMONKEYLAND Glance at the Chorus: VlTorcii Pirate tome down and love mc. Oh, yon pretty monkey, I think yon-re .Imply grand, My heart long, for you, ,},, n „me I built for you. Though I'm .cling like a donkey, 1" a "»"• Monkeyl.nd. It'e became 1 lore yon Irne. Itlgnt nmw Oopnlgh.edbJ-F.B.HAVILANDPCB.CO.^^^^^ ^^ THEODORE MORS! by JACK r>RISL,AJVI$. EIGHT jDIFFERE NT KEYS FROM THE LOWEST TO THE HIGHEST. F. B. HAVILAND PUB. CO.. - - - 125 W. 37th St., N. Y. SEND LATE PROGRAMS, UWLESrTWE KMOW YOU. CARDS WON'T DO. ADDITION TO CHICAGO LETTER. AntKMATH.—Kvans Lloyd, the progressive none writer of thlN city, la brandling out Into tbe managerial Held, and will prevent on en- tirely new act In vaudeville this Reason, con- sisting of two young ladles, Hazel Ullso, vio- linist, and Clare Wolfram, contralto, entitled "Moyd'a Musical hcddlars." Tbe young .adits possess evceptlouol talent In their llclds, and tbe net uromlses to be one of startling novelty. Miss Gllso Is a graduate of tbe con- servatory of Milan, and Miss Wolfram lias been under the Instruction! of Mr. Lloyd for over lis months. Their engagement! will be- gin In October Jack Burnett, "tbe act- wrlgbt," Is hark at hU office In tbe Grand Opera House lilock from a vacation, and Is hard at work catching up some of the work which piled up during his absence. Several of bis sketches are on the road now, meeting wltb success Florence Cragg, a member of the Bush Temple Co., was not able to ap- pear in tbe opening bill, on account of Illness. Lew M. Goldberg was In town Aug. 27, his newly decorated house, the Grand, having opened tbe preceding night to capacity. In aplte of a heavy rain, wltb a strong bill. J. v. Hall, manager of "Tbe Man of tbe Hour" Co., at tbe Illinois Theatre, aud who arrived In town only n abort time ago to relieve Kred Donngbcy, dropped dead night of Aug. 20, from hemorrhage of the brain. He wok well known In tho profession, and had many friends In this city. Tbe remains «.-ere sent to New York, his home, for In- terment George Kllinl, a well known mnnager of Ibis city, ond senior mem- ber of the dramatic firm of Kllmt & Unzzolo Amusement Co., was married to Ida llosiow, afternoon of 28, at tbe Great Southern Hotel, St. Louis. Tbcy will remain In that city for a couple of weeks, Mr. Kllmt looking after his companies playing about (here, and extending to the opening of a new house In East St. Louis, and then will return to Chicago t'> live A largo consignment of scenery went out from tbe Garrlck The- atre, lib, having been built there by tbe the- atre force, and painted under the direction of Ansel Cook. This lot Is for tbe Sbubert bouses, which have been turned over to tbe United Amjsemeots Co., to be used as vaude- ville house*. There were fifteen carloads In tbe lot George 8. Wilson, featured wltb the Haines & Harris .Repertory Co., was a re- cent caller. The company will play througb the South aud West, and will carry twenty people, with band and orchestra, opening 20, In Stuttgart, Ark. The territory to be cov- ered Ilea principally between Chicago and Denver, uul to the Soutb. Mtrlln & Emery will put out a production of "Parsifal," In which John Lane Connors will piny the title role, ond Lillian Norrls will be Kundry Maggie Hdllcway Fisher, who was a member of the New Theatre Stock Co last year, will have a prominent role this season In "Tbe Galilean a Victory." Bonnie Butler, formerly of tbe Butler Bitters, announces that she has changed her name, by marry- ing Lynne Hatard, and will hereafter be known as Bonnie Hazard, of Lynne & Bonnie Hatard, "the big pianist and the little dancer." She was formerly wltb tbe Broad- way Trio, "Llttlo Johnny Jones" Co., and at at tbe I,u Salle Theatre. Tbe team la play- ing the Nasb time, and Is making a great hit everywhere "Toyland," an adapta- tion from tbe Ueruiuu, by Sam Morris, with lyrics by Harry L. Newton, aud music by Hampton Durand, was given Ita first per. formance on any stage In Its new form, evening of Aug. 11, at the Blue Island Opera House, Blue Island, a suburb of Chicago. Tbe production waa an excellent one, and tbe company did splendidly. Among tbe prominent members were Jack Dresduer, Pauline Ue Vera Lltterai, Wm. C. Cushuian, David L. Irwin and Louise St. Claire. It was presented by the Meyers & Pilgrim Co. of this city, and proved to be one of tb" real musical successes of tho seasou. There are eighteen catchy musical numbers, and tbe Interest la held till tho final curtain Helen Wilton, formerly a member of tbe Bush Temple Stock Co., will be a mem- ber of "The umpire" Co. this season. She has already becu sceu here In mimical com- edy, us she appeared In "Tbe Wizard of Ox," when It wus first presented here The KsHunay Film Mfg. Co., of this city, has been Incorporated, with George K. Spoor, of the Klimdroiuo Co., ns president, aud G. M. Anderson, secretary Frank Buck, for a long time connected with the Western Vaudeville. Managers' Association, has accepted a position wltb Ibe Klaw & Krluuger Interests, and will huvc bis office In the Auditorium The New Waldorf Hotel, 170 Chirk Street, was the scene of a slight panic, 22, when a defective flue filled the rooms with smoke. Mabel Stlnsoii, n chorus girl, Ik suffering from a sprained ankle as a result of the rush to get out Caroline Harris, who has been appearing as Mrs. Bennett, In 'Tho Man of the Hour," In New York, will be a member of the Hush Stock this season There la talk now that the Colonial Theatre will bo turned over to vaudeville about Christmas time, to accommodate the bookings of lae K. & K. side of the sliintlon, hut this Is not affirmed II. C. Whitney has seen red the rights to "The Bullet Klectro," which Is now being given in Berlin with great Biiccess, and will Introduce some of the effects In his vari- ous productions this season G. Fred- erick Wheeler announces 'Teddy and Ills Bear" as the title of the new extravaganza which tho Viilbiir Standard Opera Co. will produce, with book anil lyrics by Kunlcc Pitch, anil music by Carleton Cnlbv. The cast will Include Martha Senrborn Vnllmr, tlco. A, Natansiin. 1). Hmll Lauumreux. lOhuore Sla- ters and Krnnk Wouley. "The Chimes of Nor- mandy" ami "luhmthe" will be given by Ibe company, opening nt Waiikeguu sept. HI.... Herbert Brenuu writes from Pulryland l'urk, Memphis, Tenn., that he and his wife, Helen Downing, are meeting with success lu stuck there, where they are playing the comedy and Ingenue roles, They open hi vaude- ville Sept. II. appearing In one of Hal Davis' sketches Gordon Walton writes from l'eorla that "To Die nt Itawn" Is rehearsing In that town, and will open there at Ibe Stoue Hill Theatre Johnny Fagnrty, who Is appearing with success In 'The Girl Oulsllon," was a caller lust week, and Is high- ly pleased with the reception which be Is getting lu bis work. He waa starring last season In "The War Correspondent," and for three seasons previously was wltb "The Sul- tan of Sulu" Co Tbe season of German performances Sunday nights, at Powers,' will open Sept. 22, when a new comedy, "Der Tnnhunesar," will be given Its first perform- ance In this country. Mr. Wachsner returned last week from bis annual European trip, nnd has contracts for several new plays, and six new members for bis company For the first lime In twenty yean no perform- ance occurred nt tbe Academy Sunday mati- nee, 2!i, as tbe company "Nellie, tbe Beautiful Hloak Model" was in a wreck on the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville road, caused by spreading rails. None of tbe mem- bers were Injured, but tbelr costumes did not arrive In time for the evening performance. Other callers during tbe week include: Phil A. Kllfoll, E. A. Itatsch, John 8. Young. Bertrlce Shepard, Viola Raymond, It. L. Ken- nedy, Mrs. Laura Ost and her daughter, Diane; John D. O'Meara, Lorln J. Howard. Clare Wolfram, Ines Lane, Sim Poltom. Jeff T. Branen and Wlllard I). Jones K. W. Eraser, manager of tbe Eraser Stock Co., writes that bla company opened In Ttock Island, nlgbt of Aug. 24, breaking the bouse record Jobn Mears, who will be mana- ger for tbe Robert Edeson company this year, waa treasurer of Powers' Theatre for some years Doris Mitchell, a well known Chicago girl, and who was last seen here In "The Coward," will be leading woman of tbe Marlowe Theatre this season. »■» Ilammersteln's Opera Plans. Oscar Hammerateln gave out Ust week his plans for tbe coming season at tbe Man- hattan Opera House, his second year of grand opera In New York. He will produce elgbt operas never before beard In this country, and ten that were not In last season's repertory at the Manhattan. Mr. Hammerstefn gives out tbe following advance Hat of operas, and their prlnclpala: "Thais" (Massenet) in French: Mary Garden, Itenaud, Cazouran, Arlmondl. "Louise" (Cliarpentier) in French: Mary Garden, Glllbert, Bressler-Glanoll, Caiouran, (and twenty-two other singing parts). "Peleaa et Mellsande" (Dubosey) la French : Mary Garden, Dufrenne, Perler, Dldur, See- grls. "Dolores" (Breton) (a Spanish opera) In Italian: Gervllie-Heache, Borello, Carlo Albanl, Dufrenne. "Jongleut de Notre Dame" (Massenet) In French: (tenors, baritones and bassos only) Glllbert, Dufrenne, Zvnatello, Ancont, Saui- marco, Arlmondl. "Cuntes Hoffman" (Offenbach) In Italian: Itenaud, Cazouran, Borello, Zspelll, I)e Cls- ueros, Hoelllug, Yomelll. "Helene" (Snlnt-Saens) In French : Melba, Da I mores. "Glaconda Pollchlncul) In Italian: Nor- dics, Scbumunn-Helnk, alternating with Uer- vlllc-Iteache, De Cianerus, Sanunarco, Zeua- teiio, Dldur. "Lobengrln" (Wagner) In German: Nor- dics, Schumann-Helnk, Dalmores. "Tannhauser" (Wagner) In German : Nor- dics, Schumann-Helnk, Dalmores, Yomelll. "Tristan und Isolde" (Wagner) In Ger- man : Nordics, Schumann-Helnk, Dalmores, Arlmondl. "I* Praguete" (Meyerbeer) In Italian: Schumann-Helnk, Dalmores, Arlmondl. "Don Giovanni" (Mozart) In Italian: Ite- naud, Nordlca, Yomelll, Marlchlnl, Zenateilo, Ancona. "Andre Chenler" (Giordans) hi Italian: Hun, Bassl, Arlmondl, Francesco, Samiuareo. "Manon" (Massenet) in French : Mary Gar- den, Cazouran, Dldur, Gervllle-Reacbe. "Aids" (Verdi) hi Italian: Nordlca, alter- nating with Ituss; liassl Ancona, Arlmondl, De Clsneros. "Romeo and Juliet" (Gounod) In French: Melba, Cazouran, Sammarco. "Itlgoletto" (Verdi) In Italian : Melba, Itc- naud, Zenateilo, De Clsneros. •TravlaU" (Verdi) In Italian: Melba, Re- uninl, Bassl, Glllbert. "Lcs Huguenots" (Meyerbeer) in Italian: Nordlca, De Clsneros, Sammarco, Basil (Al- banl), Franceses, Arlmondl. "Lucia," In Italian: Melba, Cazouran, Sam- marco. "Lc Damnation de Faust'' (Derlloz) In French : Itenaud. Cazouran, Borello, Arlmondl. "Mephlsto" (Hello) lu French: Dldur, Dal- mores, Burelbi. "Trovalore" (Verdi) : Nordlca, alternating with lliiBH: Albanl, Sammarco, lie Clsneros. "Carmen" (Bizet): Bressler-Glanoll, alter- nating with Uervlllc-Heuche, Dalmores, Glll- bert. Marlelilul, Treutlnl. "Faust" (Gouuod) lu French: Cazouran, Mai'lchlnl, Dldur, Sammarco. "Nnvurralae" (Massenet): Qervllle-Reache, Deluiores, Glllbert, Arlmondl. "Cavnlierla Rustlcaua" (Mascagnl): Ger- vllle-Reacbe, Cazouruu, Sammarco, De Cia- nerus. "l'ugllaeel" (Leoncavallo): Bassl, Sum- miirco, Borello. "Lu Bobeme" in Italian: Melba, Treutlnl, Zenateilo, Glllbert, r'l.niuinrcu. * » a Opening; Date Bet for Olympic Theatre, Chicago. The reconstruction of the Olympic Tbo- trc, Chicago, has progressed so rapidly that tbe house will be reopened scverul weeks curlier than waa first anticipated, and tbat without crowding the work or neglecting It nt any point. Monday, Sept. 10, Is tbe day fixed for again throwing open the doors of this pioneer vaudeville house, which will prove to be handsomer and more substantial than ever. The damage by fire wai scarcely more than skin deep at any point except In tho roof, but Mr. Kohl has taken advantage of the opportunity to iustltute sundry Im- provements. Everything has been done In strict accordance with the bulldlug aud lire ordinances, and the theatre Is now believed to be one of the safest und most comfortable in Chicago, Ethel Levy will appear as the principal star of tbe opening bill. « i i White Hat* to Hold a Testimonial. The While Rnls will bold a testimonial at Paytou'a Lee Avenue Theatre, Brooklyn, Sunday eveulng, Nov. 10, for the clubhouse heiietlt. Corse I'nylon has ite.ua led the bouse nud belp. Mr. I'ayton Is a member of the order. 4 '» Johnson mid Mnrvellc Preparing; a New Act. Spader Johnron and Dan Marvclle, of Bar- nuui & Bailey's contingent of "fun making" clowns, are working hard on a new act width they Intend putting on the vaudeville Mag? next season. Both are distinct fea- tures wltb the Big Show this season, and should be a big success together. Features at the Canadian National Inhibition. The special features and extra attractions at the Canadian National Exhibition, at To- ronto, (.'an., last week, were: Cottrell and Powell, equestrian act; Thompson's perform- ing elephants. AdJIe and her famous lions, Zengirella, spiral sscenslonlst: tbe Moxsmltb Ihio, Rice Bros., comedy acrobats: Etta Vic- toria, contortionist; Gaudier, pantomime troupe, the Lowes, clever automobile act; tbe Merkei Sisters, contortion and acrobatic act: T brec Ernesto Sister*, tight wire and tingle balancing trapeze act; the Dcmonellla Trio, novelty acrobatic act, and, as a thriller, Lottie Brandon, "The Human Skyrocket." ■>«» Performers tor the State Fair, Syracuse, N. Y. The following appearing at tbe State Fair, to be held at Syracuse. N. Y, Sept. 0- 14: Victor'! Venetian Band, tbe Duaediu Troupe of cycle and skatorlal performers, the Six Flying Banvards, on the tight rope and trapeze; the Kronoman Bros., comedy acrobats; the Four Baltas, strong men; Wormwood's animal act, and, as a special feature, "The Double Loop," In which an au- tomobile will loop two loops. Jump a gap, and land on a mattress. •»*♦ New Aaaoclatlon of Canadian 11am- Iters In Contemplation. Arthur P. Saer, prion li lor and manager of the Empire Opera House, In North Battle- ford, Can., Is actively engaged In forming an association of managers doing business along tbe C. N. ft., with headquarters In North Battleford, under the title of the "Saskat- chewan Theatrical Booking Association." Current Copies, Geo. II. Harris, for the last ten seasons connected with Hurtle A Scamon's enter- prises, is managing "The Wiznrd of Oz" Co. this season. The company Is under the direc- tion of Hurtlg A Scamon, and opened In Jollet, 111., Sunday, Aug. 25. After a few one night stands, they will break In on their regular route, which Includes none but tbe best week stands of the East and the Middle West. Tbe company consists of titty people. Natalie I'kkuv has been engaged by Sweely, Khluman ft Co., to play Queen Catherine, in •When Knighthood Was In Flower." Lifuan Keen baa been engaged by Cohan ft Harris to go in advance of "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway." Arnold Daly has engaged Charles Con- nolly to do the press work for tbe Berkeley Lyceum Theatre, despite tbe published state- ment tbat he would: not employ any press agent. William Sciiaud has been engaged to go In advance of the No. 2 "Man of the Hour" Co. Annie Russell will appear at the Astor, New York, late this seasou, In a new comedy, the scenario of which Wagsnhals ft Kemper have obtained from Marlon Fairfax. DonoTilt Rlssrll, daughter of Lillian Rus- sell, has been engaged by the Shuberts to ap- pear as Lisa, In "The White Hen," with Louis Mann. Laukknce Sidney Ikvi.no, younger son of tbe late Henry Irving, arrived in this coun- try last week. He comes to assist here In rehearsals of the new play of Russian life, which he has translated for E. H. Sothern, and which will be produced within a few weeks in Chicago. His plav, "Tbe Inheritance of the Meek," in which li H. Sothern will start thlc season, has been renamed 'The Fool Hath Said In ills Heart There la No God." Fannie Wabd has been engaged by James K. Hackett to play the leading role In "A Fool and a Girl." a play of Mexican Cali- fornia, by David Wark Griffith. The play will be produced In Washington on Sept. 80. Alueiit Si'aldino., a young American vio- linist. Is to return to this country next year for bis first concert tour, after several years In Europe. Robert E. Johnson announced last week that he has engaged hliu for seventy- live concerts, beginning early In November of next year. llAimisoN Gar.Y Fiskb returned from a three weeks' vacation last week. While away be visited Percy MacKaye, author of •■Sappho and Pbaon," which Mine. Kullsh will preseut this season. William C'oum.nky has been engaged by the Shuberts as Clara Bloodgood's leading mail In 'The Truth." Maktinnettin and Silvester, in their new comedy acrobatic success, an act that Is so strenuous that It la billed as "An At- tempt at Suicide," have been booked for forty weeks over the United Booking route, by Norman Jelferles, of Philadelphia. M. A. McAdams, bass and tuba player, who Is with Ackley's band at Oakwood Park, Meadrlllc, Pa., Joined West'a Minstrels at Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 4, making his second season with that company. Max Witt's "Singing Colleens" have excellent existing contracts with the United Hooking Olllces, and Mr. Wilt was therefore unable to accept an offer made by Frank McKec and Otis Harlan, managers of the Four Mortons, lu "Breaking Into Society," to feature tbe "Singing Colleens" wltb that production. F. Zikwei.d Jb., has engaged Edward Ho- Kcnbniitu as manager of 'The Follies of 1007." Charles T. Aldxicii, the magician, Is to appear on the Klaw & Erlauger vaudeville circuit. William A. Bbady has engaged Sydney Ayrcs as a member of tbe coinpauy support- ing Wilton Lackuye in "The Honduiuu." The Askin-Sinoeb Co., controlling "The Time, the Place and the Girl," Ezra Kendall. In "Swell Elegant Jones" "The Umpire." "The Flower of the Ranch," etc., have uow more than 300 actors lu their employ. Wm. Hawtbey has made such a success In "Compromised" that tbe Jesse L. Lasky Co. has booked him for fifty weeks over tbe Keith At Proctor circuit. Mrs, Leslie Carter will produce her new plav at tho National Theatre, Washington, early In November, and then come to the Astor Theatre, New York, succeeding Ray- mond Hitchcock, In "A Yankee Tourist." Apdale's Animals are on a tblrtv-flve weeks' tour of the Keith ft Proctor booking, and opened at the Armory Theatre, Blngham- ton, N. Y., on Sept . KEMP SISTERS' WILD WEST LOOP THE GAP, HI6H SCHOOL HORSE ACT. Mnstb. Al. Long season. Pure money. Addret. O. P- KKMP^Ovrego, V y. Man for CHARACTERS some HEAVIES — - c..». n».™,irown hotel. JOIIM OIM \sVI»E. To Manage Stage, JOHN O. RAE, \VI ■. Pay your own hotel. J OI fc o, OitD, Nebr.; HI Grand Island, S'ebr. Will buy plays with printii.g, The Millabd Bbothf.bs, "The Cycling Recruits." have signed for a season of forty weeks wltb Bob Manchester. They were consequently unable to accept thirty-two weeks of the Western vaudeville time. E. D. Pbice has gone to Philadelphia to act as business manager of the new Forrest Theatre there. ... Fbeu Peel will go In advance of Al. Leech. In "Happy Days." EnsA Ami goes la vaudeville under tne Klaw ft Erlauger management. Maugabet Fkalt will present In vaude- ville this season a one-act play, by Alfred Hutro, called "A Maker of Men." Harrison Hunter will have tbe leading male role. "Paid In Full," a new play, by Eugene Walters, will be prcscuted tblB season by Wagenhals & Kemper. Mr. Walters Is com- pleting a plav for the use of Blanche Walsh. Ciiabi.es Dillinouau has arranged with Charles Frohman for the use of "His House in Order," John Drew's lust season's play, for Nance O'Nell this season.- A special company to present 'Leah Klesehnu" began^renearsals of the play last week, under the direction of Iiarrlson Grey Flake. The Important roles will be played by Belle Bohn, Delia Knight, Mary Mnddcrn, Charles Halsar, Cecil Magnus, Bernard Cava- iiaugh. Hugh Wynne, Erskine Sanfurd and C. N. Hammond. Frederic de Belleville was engaged Inst week by Charles Dillingham to create one of tbe Important roles In Charles Klein's new play, "The Stepsister." which will be placed In rehearsal this week. I. eon Friedman has been appointed ad- vance agent of "The orchid," on tour. Eddie Foy and the company will leave the Casino shortly. miscellaneous. Notes fbom the Kkads ft Ansklme Hot Springs Medicine Co. —No. 1: Dr. Frank Anselme, manager; Joe Golnes, tenor bal- ladlst; Chas. King, banjo king; Wm. Walker, musician; Delmar and Dexter, sketch team. No. 2 company: Dr. Max J. Kraus, manager; Dick and Mae De Wolfe, high class bistru- mentallsts; Chas. La Belle, black face co- median ; Miss Kraus, soubrctte; Maude Ster- ling, ballads; Dewey, the child wonder, Irish comedian. Business was big at Bay City. The ghost nnd Old Rkliaui.e appear every week. J. W. Mabtin and wife write: "We have Just closed our Illusion theatre at Itlvervlew Park, Baltimore, Md., after thirteen weeks of hard work. We Intend selling our 'Galatea' Illusion outfit, and put out something entirely new. After resting in Htgblandtown. Md., a few weeks, we will spend the Fall and Winter In the Southern States." .Notes pbom Embrson's Floating Palace. — Happy Jim llonham. comedian, singer, dancer and producer, closed with ua after twenty-three successful weeks. He has signed contracts over the Pastime circuit for twelve weeks, then be goes with Al. G. Field's Min- strels. He will be missed by bis many friends on the rivers, as he was a big. favorite with bis fellow performers, also the patrons of the boat shows. All members of this show wish liiin the very best of luck. The show Is on Its way up the Ohio River, doing a big business, and The Old Reliable is read by all the members of tbe show every week. Olive Swan writes: "1 have taken my high school horse, Cupid, "tbe horse of inauy colors," back again, nnd I will nlso drive some fast pacers. I am making a bit here wltb Cupid lu his high school work, dancing and pedestal work. I have had the music written for him, and he never loses n step of time to the music At Troy. N. Y., we show this week, nnd next week at Johus- town, Pa., racetrack. W. A. Reid, representative of the Vltn- graph, nt Atlantic City, N. J., Informs us that .bis family has been increased by a baby Lev, who made his appearance Aug. 24. Notes fbom II. La Shea Georgia Coon Sliouters: I open my opera house season Oct. 8, at Ovid, Mich. I will carry ten people, and my time Is all booked. Roster op tne Great Raymond Co.: Mau- rice F. Raymond, proprietor and manager; H. L. Hamilton, business manager; J. C. Matthews, New York representative; William C. Lane, treasurer; J. L. Scbuetter, ageut; Ed. L. Emery, assistant agent; Gus Freder- ick, musical director; Wm. F. Phelps, stage manager; Roy Cullenblne, properties; Gus Klelgle, electrician. The performers are: The Great Raymond and four assistants, Ltiells Cross, tbe I'helps-Cullenblne Trio, Rice and Adams, Mile. Lllldc, Master Wil- bur and Yuvette, transformation dancer. Notes kiiom tbe C. W. Parker Shows. Western, Cramer & Tyler, mnuagers: On Aug. 27 Dr. 11. E. Merkei, press agent nnd manager of tbe Tyrolean Alps, was hastily summoned to the Superba Show, where he was presented wltb a solid gold watch chain and charm, suitably engraved, by the members of the coinpauy, as u slight token of their appreciation of the gratuitous medi- cal service he has rendered lis; members of the company, whenever called upon during the seaBon. The doctor, who Is a graduate of tbe medical department of the University of Pennsylvania, practiced his profession for seventeen years, and gave up the practice, as he says, "to go out and earn an honest living." and In consequence "broke Into" the show business. The gift was not only a total surprise to tbe doctor, but is one that he highly values and prizes, on account of tbe esteem in which he hi held by tbe members of tbe company. WARNING! All persons are cautioned against in. closing money with letters to as, UNLESS THE LETTERS ARE REGISTERED. We are in receipt cf complaints from umnj who have lost money by sending it through the mail, which demonstrates that that method of mating remittances IS NOT SAFE, If Postal Money Order, Check or Dralt is sent and is stolen from Ibe mail, a duplicate o »n he obtained and there will be no 1 ir.s o( money, but there will be a loss of time, which may be of the ntmos; iinpoita ice. We will guarantee all persons ngainBt loss is lendincr us remittances IF THE LETTERS IN WHICH THET ARE SENT ARE PROPERLY REGISTERED. NEW YORK CLIPPER, ALBERT J. BORIE, Man ager BASE BALL AMERICAN LEAGUE. LEAGUE PARK. IVIt n Washington, Kept. 13. 13, 11. With Philadelphia, Sept. It). RAGING. Coney Island Jockey Club SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Ang. 31 to Sept. 14. Brooklyn Jockey Club GRAVESEND, Sept. 16 to Sept. 38. S0Z0B0NK Will not injure gold work nor scratch the enamel. A perfect dentifrice—the one for you. Ask your dentist. \A/ ANTE D VAUDEVILLE PEOPLE Bitter Teams, Mualrnl Act, 8ki-« ■> Teams; ran also plarx 10 more Ulrls for Ohorna. CAM PLACE Hit; FEATURE At ■'• state salary first letter. Join at once, to wets. City time. Tickets, no. MUR. MAJESTICS, Norurnlk, UMoj_ OSCAR LIPCSKV Information wanted as to the wherea ■•» ■{'I* of Oscnr Llpcsev, Hungarian musician. > a " dress Frank Teltsch, 442 E. 88, New &*