The New York Clipper (October 1907)

(0CTO6ER 26. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. oo:{ Rihlnsoo, Msrcotie to).. Family, hfiamokln, Va., "si-att: Family. Wllllamspurt, lii-Nov. 3. Robiason •<< Orsnt. Ljrlc. Salt Lake City, B., 21-20: NorHty. Denver. Ool.. M-N'ov. 2. rtnifctfort A Mot. Hlppadrojie, Pltt«ars, 21-28. {£»£ * Mackintosh, Majestic. lion'romcry, Ala., ■ *1™0; Uric, Mobile. MK 2. Prlrce ft Sims, B«ntx-Santley Co. narc? Bay L.. 'leek. Bntrsio, N. Y.. 21-2«. Jtoittitto * 8terens, Bcnnetfs, Ottawa, Can., 21- Rm«!1. Leabi Empire, Johannesburg, 8. A., SI- njisrll 4 Htld. Poll's. SprlogueM, Uau.. !!l-26j doctor's, Albany. N. V.. 28-Nor. 2. RnrwltP, The. Ori'heain, Denrer. Col., 31-20. urin & Douglas, Bombers "Flaming Arrow" Op. Rrsa A Klchflcl.l, Cohirohla, St tools, 21-29; CO. n.. Oaicsgo. 28-Not. 2. "' m Mhos sVoll'a.. Hartford. Comi.. 21-28; Union Jn*-«!"A%& SSSk4 ««• PfLLfi oe'rt schumno. Frankfort. Nor. 1-15 j Orjslal Palace, Lelpsif. 10-30. _ .« i; Siuwrn A Douglass. Jacques, Watorbury. Conn, JSL Qms.. BIJou. KoJamaioo. Mlcb.. 2I-2J. blnipi" A Zaechs, BIJou. Battle Creek, all*., Simols. The Sit. Mary Anderson, Louisville, Kj\, Saniarost Co.. National. Chicago, 21-20. 5SSete. Use. Rlilto. Knurs. .N Y.. 21-20. sunders, Florence. Keitu's Reading, Pa., 21-2SV silmo. Juno. Poll's. New Hajen. Conn.. 21-20; roll's Bridgeport. 28-Nor. 2. Kiht-l Josephine. Auditorium. Calcugn, 2128. SSsm Chalk, Keith's, Columbus. O.. 21-20. UoM? Carrie U.. Palace, UeHdl«, Ml(-s 212«. Scheli. Mm.. A Lions. Bell Circus. City of Mexlcu, MMm! 1™°.*'Nelson, SprlogneM. Mass.. 21-28. Scott A VTllsoii. Orpbeum, San rrao., Cal., 21- VftT 2 Scott, Great. Shea's. Buffalo. N. V.. 21-20. Scott. Mike, Star. Chsrlerol. Pa.. 11-30. Siraionr. O. G., A Co.. Main Street, Teurls. Ul.. 21-28; BUou, Qclncj, 28-Nor. 2. SeyreourA Duprec, Main Street. Peoria. 111., 21-28. Seymour Bisters. Grand Family. Newport, Ky., Seymour A Hill, Orpneum. Kansas City. Mo., 21- Sears. Gladys, Dewey. Minneapolis. 21-28. SelMnl. Lallo, C. O. II.. Chicago. 21-28. Selictuan A Bramsell, Orpheum, Los Anfeles, Cal.. 21-26 Semon Chas. F.. Auditorium, Lynn, Mass., 21-26; 1'ioctnr's. Troy. H. Y., 28-Not. 2. Sbh-ldB A Rogers. Bennett's, Montreal, Can., 21- 2R: Bcuuetrs, Hamilton, Can., 28-Not. 2. Shattuck * Pepper,- De Roe Bros." Minstrels. Shannon ft Straw. Lyric. Danville, 111.. 21-26. Sclclcis A Paul, Bennett's, Montreal. Can., 21-28. Sueck Brot., Orpheum, Boston. 21-S8. Sharp Bros., Albarabra. K. Y. 0„ 21-28. Sbeopinl * Ward, Labia's. Baltimore. 21-20. Sbeue: Marlclju. Yauiletllle. Chattanooga, Tenn., 21-20; Twin. Nashville, 28-Not. 2. ShunonR (1). B'.jon. Lincoln. N-n., 21-28; Em- pire, Des Moines. Is., 28-Nor. 2. Stella. Armory. Blngheuiton. N. *'.. 21-20. Sbofter A Shatter, BUon. Counellstllle, Pa., 21- 28; F.a«t End. Pittsburg. 28-Not. 2. Six Enjllsb Kockcra, Poll's. Hsrtford. Conn., 21- 28; Foil's, Bridgeport, 28-Not. 2. Slrantons. H. A., Elwood City. Pa. 21-23: Apollo. 24-20; Irunton, O.. 28-30; Ashland, Ky„ 31- Simon't Gardner, Forrest, Pulls., Pa.. 21-2(1 "Side Snow," Prcctor's, Newark, >. J.. *l-*y. Sirams. III ski A Co.. Majestic. Calcigo, 21-26. 'Slojbig Cellei-iu." Auditorium, Ijrjn. Mass., 21- '6; Slieay's Cats A Dcgs. Crystal, Denrer, 21-28. Birroute. Otpheum. Chicago. 21-20. Slite'r A FUch. Flora De Vow Co. Smlrl t Ressner. Broadway. Camden. N. J., 21- 26. Smith t Van, Vucel's Minstrels. SmlthP". Bijou. Belolt. Wis., 21-26; Globe, Mil- waukee. 28-Not. 2. _ _. „ Smith A Campbell. 23d St., N. Y. C, 21-26. Smiths, Aerial. Blnrjllug Bros.' Circus. Smith 1 Brown. Washington, D. a, 21-26; Pitts- Smith ft Champion". Arcade, Toledo, O., 21-26. Smith. Tom. ,r Moderu OBlce Girls" Co. Smith A Arado. North Are...Chicago, 21-28. Soydet, Ella, ft Co., Norelty. Bkln.. 21-26. Snyiltr A Buckley. Cook O. H.. BocUester, N. Y., 21-26; Grand, Syracuse. 28-Not. 2. Song Bird's, Keith's, Boston, 21-20. Sonera. Scenic. Tauptou, Mass.. 21-20. Spray Sisters. Empire. San Fran.. Cal.. 21-Not. 2. Sperry ft Bay. Keith's. Boston. 21-26. . Spong. Hilda. A Co., 0. O.H., Pittsburg, Pa.. 21-20 Spencer ft Atlanta. Scenic. Tauntoa. Mass., 21-28. StM Bros, ft Mock, llarmnrket.■ Chicago. 21-2'3. Splllers (3), Musical. S8tU St.. N. Y. t3., 21-26: Proctor's, Newark. N. J-, 28-Not. 2^ Sp«ldeo A Hersou. NoreHr. Monaca. Pa.. 2J-23. Stereus, AX, ft Oo.. Majestic, Johnstown. Fs., 21- 26 . Siauie''. Mr. A Mrs. Lew. Crystal. Franktart, Inc., 31-20. Sterene. Will. Eagle, ITagerstown, Md.. 21-26. Stone ft Hartman. Sceulc, Taunton, Hses.. 21-26. Stalfor.1 ft Sf6ue. Orpheum. Chtcap). 21-28. StsnU'ton & Cbauey, Family, WlUlamsport. Pi-. Stereos.' Edwin. A Co., Poll's. Bridgeport, Cona., 2l'J6. - Stadium Trio. Lrrlc, Clereland, 21-26. ..... Stunning Greuodlers. Majestic, Chicago, 21-26, 15. 0. H., IndlanauollK. 28-N'ot. 2. Stelllus ft Retell. Keith's. Phlla.. 21-20; Poll a, Scrantou. Pa.. 28-Nor. 2. ., Standing, Herbert, A Co., 1-oll's. Worcester, Mass., 21-26 Stoddard ft Wilson, Gaiety. Springfield. 111.. 21-26; Main St.. Peurlu, 28-Not. 2. _ „. -_ Stith A Stlth. Orphenra. Mansfleld, 0., 21-28; Or- nherun. Cantou, 28-Not. 2. , Strickland. E. C. Crystal. Colo. Springs, Col., 21- 26: Karl. Pueblo. 28-Nov. 2. Stnnrt A Keeley. Majestic, La Salle. HI.. 21-26. Stewart Sisters. Colonial. Norfolk, Vs.. 2W6. Sfemin ft Le Grnuge. Voxel'n, Minstrels. Steier. Julius, A Co.. Hopkins'. Loulstllle, Ky., 21-»6; Tcmide. Detroit. Mich.. 28-Not. 2. 8t. T/>on Family. Fwepangli A Sells Bros. Clrcna. St. Klmo. Leo. FamllT. Lebanon. O,. 1-20. St. CTalre, Minnie. Teddy. Cblcajo, 21-20. St. Julian. SI.. Waswin's. Joplln. »lo., 21-28; Lrrlc. Sr. Joseph, 28-Nor. 2. Siutluioto Jnps. Bunrood. Omaha, Neb.. 21-26. Sumtaere. R«e. F.mplre. St. Paul, 21-26. Solly A Phelna, Heiinett-Moulton Co. "Sunny S<wth, The," Orphean), Salt Lake Oily, C: 28-NOT. 2. Summerrllle, Amelia, Kellli's. Boston. 21-26. Summers A Winters, Electric, Waterloo, la., 28- Nor. 2.- Suers. Kmlle. Orplieum. SIlnneaDOlls, 21-26. Snnetaro Troupe or Japs, The, Virginia, Chicago, 21-26. Sulllrati. W. J., Bijou. Great Falls, Mod., 21- NnV. ». • " StilcllrTe Tmnpe, Circus, Bury. Eng.. 21-26; Grand. Hanley. 28-Nor. 2: Palace, London, 11- 16: Empire. Oldham, 18-23; Palace, Gloucester. 25-80. Swsrt. Frances. A Co.. Gaiety. Springfield. 111., 21-26. Sweet. Chas. R.. G. O. II.. Bkln., 21-20. Swan A Bnmbard. linckliiglism. l^ialsrllle. 21-2«. Synvmds. Jock, Orplieum, Chlesio, 21-26; Bl]oti, Michigan City, Ind., 28-Not. 2. ranna. J.>m!lr, Wtlllcmspnrt. P«.. 21-20. 'isn:ien. Julius. 681b BL. N. Y. C. 21-26. Talt. "SIl«nt." Bunrood, Omaha. Neb.. 21-21. raclnnu. Proctor's. Albany, N. Y., 21-20. Tsmbo Duo. Chestnut St.. Lancaster, O- 21-26; Dreamland. Iroaton. 28-Not. 2. Tstterslsy Bros.. Bradentmntuls. Pblla.. 21-26. • iiyUpr Twin 8lsler«. Armory Skating Rink, Co- lumbia. Pa.. 21-26: City Park Btnk. Bridge- twt. Coun.. 28-Nnr. 2. Taylor. Grattan. ft Co.. tnlon Sn... N. Y. C-. 21- Taylors. TIk>. New York. N. Y. C. 21-20. TenteT. V.lmer, Dn.heiim. New Orh.iu^. La.. 2I-2C. Terley. Baker. Rochester. N. Y.. 21-20. Terd * T.arell. Pastor's. N. Y. C. 21-26. "Ttie Fall ot '64," O-rstal. .Milwaukee. 21-28. The Quartette. (J. O. H.. Indianapolis. Ind., 21-26. Thompson, w. H.. ft Co.. Victoria. N. Y. C. 21-26. Thompson A Tarrell. National. Chicago, 21-20. Thompson. Harry, Nelson, Springfield, Man., 21- 26. Thornton. James. Orr-henm. Boston. 21-20. rhose Four Girls. H. A S.. Toledo. O.. 2J-26; _ Lrrle. Darton, 28-Nor. 2. Thomas, Rsrmond, Elite, Qnln>y, III., 21-28. Thomas A Payne, Proctor's, Elltabetb. N. J., 21- 26. Tlitffl,«on's F.lrplmots. New York. X. Y. C. 21-26. riinrber. Ix>tia, A Picks. Orpheum. Ksusaa City. •Mo.. 21.26. '«Sl -! CluirloUc ' * Co " '"'■■ Toledo. «).. TippellA Kllment Orphlum. Lima, O-.^I-CC'. loji. Itttttl, Strrtie-Hirdei Oo. (Eastern);. Jf n0D f;.! MI ''" OrptaewB. Bait Lake City, 21-26. Tourblllon Troupe, The. Auditorium, Chicago, 21. Tonkin*, William. Columbia, St LooU, 21-18. foBHjaek Trio, Columbia, Clnclnnstl, 21-28; Ma- jestic, Chicago, 28-Not. 2. Toroit. Orpheum, Allentowu, Pa., 21-26; Bhnbert. Utlca, N. Y., 28-Nor. a. Trsuey, Kitty, Sheedy's. Fall Blier. Mass., 21-20. Tracy. Mr. A Mrs. Dick, G. 0. H.. Pittsburg, fa., 31-20: Altmeyer, UcKteaport, Pa„ 88- Not. a. '.--.;■. 1'rues.lell, Howard, A Co.. Orpheum, Bkln., 21-26. Tully. May A Co., Proctor'a, Elliabcth. N. J„ 21-20. lrppell, Fred. Virginia, Chicago. 31-26. Trhsnl A Son, Keith's. Clereland. 21-26. Unlta A Paul, 8tate Fair, DalUs, Tea., 21-Nor. 3. I'roia Sisters. Hopkins'. Loulirlllr, Ky., 21-26; Orpbeum. Memphis. Tenn., 28-Nor. 3. Vance. Clarice, Olympic, Chicago. 21-30. Veil. OUre, Orphemn. Kl Paso, Tex., 31-20. Vardnn. Perry A Wllber, BIJou, Readtag, Pa„ 31-20. Vange*. The, Temple. Alton, 111.. 21-36; Gaiety. Galeaburg. 2S-Nor. 2. VaWares. Ilensle. Trio, Orpbeum, Kansai City, Mo., S3-SS, Vsrdelles. The. Electric, Pensacola. Fla., 21-26; Arcade, Mobile, Ala., 28-Nor. 2. Vufl Der Vort, Flsi, Poll's, Hartford, Conn., 21-26. » Van. Billy, Cleteland, 0.. 21-26; Toronto, Can., 28-Nor. 2. Van, Harry Ji. Bund Creek. Okla.. 33, 34; Heo- nessr. 25, 20: Kingfisher. 28. 20. Van Camps, Colonial. Norfolk. Va.. 21-38. V auphnera. The, Mohawk, Schenectady, N. Y., _ 21-20. Tan, Chas. A Fanny. Keith's, Utlca. N. Y.. 21- 26. Vnnelll's Horses, Salem, Salem, Mass.. 21-2C. Van Studdlrord, Grace, Orpheum, Kansas City, Mo., 2126. ValAdon, Poll's. New Hares, Conn.. 21-26. Varln ft Burr, North Bros.' Comedians. Vesta, Nctta, roll's. Bridgeport, Conn.. 21-26. Verna. Belle, Star, Monessen, Pa., 21-28; Casino, . Washington, 2S-Not. 12. Violets 131. Orphlum, Newark. 0.. 21-26; Or- phtum, Chllllcotbe. 28-Nor. 2. Victoria, Vesta. Auditorium, Chicago, 21-26. Vincent A Wnllncc. Grand, Homestead, Pa., 21- 26: Star, PltUburg, 28-Nor. 2. Village Choir, Poll's, Scrantoa, Pa.. 21-28. Votlker, Mr A Mra. Frederic, Ori'iieum, Denrer, Col., 21-26; Orpbeum. Salt Lake City, U.. 28- Not. 2. Volte.. BcnnetCe. Ottawa, Can., 21-26. Vokes. Harry A Margaret Daly, Proctor'a, Elisa- beth. N. J.. 21-26. Ward A Curcau, Orpbeum, New Orleans, La., 21- 26. Waltrlnger. Bertha, Orpbeum, Boston, 21-26. Wand A Day, Vauderllle, Wabash. Ind., 21-23: 0. H., Wabash, 24-20. Wsllaco A-Be«ch, lola, Chicago, 21-20. Walton. Dutch, G. 0. H., Grand Rapids, Mich., 2 l-*>' -i . — ^ Wulbon. Fred, A Morrlsey Sisters, Chase's, Wash- ington, D. C, 21-26. Warren A Blonchord, 58th St.. N- Y. 0., 21-20. Walsh. Frank. Star, Bearer Falls. Pa.. 21-20. Watson's Farmyard, Empire, Peterson, N. J., 2t- 20; Empire. Hobokeu. 28-Nor. 2. Wkinwrlghl. Mr.ric, A Co., Empire, rateraon, N. J.. 21-26. Walton, Fred, A Co., Majestic, Chicago, 21-26. Walton. Irwin R., Fred Irwin's Mslestlcs. Ward. May A Doll. Nelson. SprlngUeld, Mass., 21- 2U. Waterbury Bros, ft Tenny. Hathaway's. New Be<l- lui.l. Mass.. 21-20; Hathaway's, Lowell. 28- Not. 2. Weruer, Albert, Shea's, Buffalo. N. Y.. 21-20. Wsgner, Clara, Lyric. Independence, Kan., 21-26; ■ Lyric. Bartlerllle. I. T.. 28-Not. 2. WalSorf A Mendez, Family. Wllllanisport, Pa., 21- 20: Family. Lebanon, 28-Nor. 2. Watta; Lulu,.Utlca, N. V.. 28-Nor. 2. Warr.e, A. J., Kappelmau's O. II., Two Biters, Wis., 21-26. Waaler Bros., "McFaden's Flats" Co. WidCell, Fred, A Mac, Orplieum, Chicago, 21-26; Gtrrick, Burlington. la., 28-Nnr. 2. Webb, Harry L., BIJou, Kenosha. Wis., 21-20; Bijou, Lnnslng, Mlcb., 28-Not. 2. Welch, Mealy A Montrose, Empire, Hoboken, N. J., 21-26. Wcrden A Taylor, Bennett's, Hamilton. Cau., 21- 20. West, John A., C. 0. H.. Chlcujj, 21-20. Wesley's, The Three, BIJon, Kaiamaioo, Mich., 21^0. Welch,-Lew, "Since Nellie Went Away" Co. Wcupon, Walters ft Wesson, Bennett's, Montreal,. Clin., 21-20. . Welfcr. Cbns. D., Empire, Albany. N. Y.. 21-20. Weston. Al., A Irene Young, 28d Street, N. Y. C 21-20; Keith's, Protldence, R. I.. 28-Not. 2. Welch, Francis, A Co., Empire, rateraon, N. J., 21-20. Weston, Willie, Umpire. Paterson, N. J., 21-26. Westou. Cllut, "A Country Kid" Co. Weedous. The, BUou, Dulutb. Mlnu.. 21-26. Weber, R. J.. A Co., Meridian, Miss., 21-20. Welch ft Sari, BUou. Dulutb, Mlnu.. 21-20. Wearer A Co.. G. O. II., Grand Rapids. Mlcb.. 21- 26. Welch A Melrwc, Proctor's. Newark. N. J„ 21-26. Welcli, Joe, Baker. Rochester. N. Y.. 21-26. Welch. Bcu, Orpbeum, Kansas City, Mo., 21-26. Wcbi A Welsz. Imperial, Chicago, 21-26. Weston, Fannie, Lubln's, Baltimore, 21-26. West A Van Slcleu, Wasblngtou. 8pokaue, Wash., 21-20; Coliseum. Seattle. 28-Nor. 2. Whalen A West, Moss A Stoll Tour, England, 21- Nor. 18. „ „, Wbtilley i Whalley, 0. O. H., Straslurg, Pa., 21- 20. White. Eugene. Unique. Minneapolis. 21-20. White Kd. B. A Kolla. MaJesUc, Indianapolis, Ind., 21-20; Grand,' Madison. Wis.. 28^Nct. 2. White. Stuart, A Co.. Chase's, Washington, D. C , 21^20. White Hswk. Great. Howard, Bostoo. 21-26. Wblte«ldee. Ethel. A Picks. Alhambrs, Paris, Fr., 2.1-31: Bru«selK. Belg.. Not. 1-15. Whltlord A White, Hopktua', Loulstllle, Ky., 21- 26 Whitney. Will. Hathaway's. Lowell, Mass., 21-26. Wheelers, The. Gayety. Phlla., 21-26; Gayety, Baltimore, 28Nov. 2. Wheeler, Zelma, Imperial, Chicago, 21-26. Wlncberuian's Bears A Monkeys, Arcale, Toledo, O., 21-26. Williams. Branshy. Alliumbra. N. Y. 0.. 21-20 Wills A Hassau, Bennett's. Hamilton. Can., 21-20. Wilson, Llaxle N., Empire, San Fran,, Cal., 21- • Nor. 3. Winchester, Edwin, Family. Carbondale. Pa., 21- 20: Family, ObeHter. 28'N'ot. 2. Wllbnr. Clarence, ft Co., Family, Lancaster, Pa., 21-26. Wlnton. J. W., Sbabert's. Milwaukee. 21-26. WUton Bros., Teck. ButTalo. N. Y.. 21.20. Wliou A Eaten. Lafayette. Buffalo, N. Y., 21- 20; Arenue. Detroit, Midi., 28-Not. 2. Wilson. Jack, A Co., 0. O. 11.. Indianapolis. Ind., 21-26. • Ward and Jeunlugs. Virginia. Chicago, 21-2C. Wilson Bros., Novelty, Bkln., 21-20; Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn., 28-Not. 2. Wilson, George. Hopkins'. Lonlstllle. Ky., 21-26. Williams. Barney. Majestic, La Salle, 111., 21-26; Orpbeum, Chicago. 28-Not. 2. Williams. 'C. W.. Ombenm. Atlanta, Ga„ 21-26; Colonial, Norfolk. Va., 28-Not. 2. Williams. Sam, Proctor's. Elizabeth. N. J., 21-26. Williams Duo, The, Grand, Houesteatl, Pa., 21-2o. 23. ■ . . Wllliume, Malcolm, Poll's. Worcester, Mass., 31-20. Williams A Healy, Orphlum. Cantou, 0., 21-20; Cooper. Ml. Vernon, 28-Not. 2. Wlndum, AVm. H.. Bbou. Qulncy, 111. 21-20. Wludom, Cousisr.ee, Orpheum, Mlnuonpolls, 28- Nor. 2. WllarJ ft Bond. Greener, Cedar Raplda, la., 21- 20. Wise. .Tact. Tbcatorium. Masslllon, 0.. 21-2(1. Wordette. Estellc, A Co., K. ft P.. Jersey City, - N. J.. 21-20. World ft Kingston. Orpheum. New Orleans, 21-26. Work ft Oweus, Poll's, New Hatou, Coun., 21-26. Wood, Francis. BIJou. Dubuque. In., 21-Not. 2. Wood. Eugenia. Orpheum, Waterlown, S. D., 21-20. Wood A Lawson. Cera. Latin, Mass.. 21-26. Wood. Milt. Temple, Detroit, Mich., 21-26. Wood Br*. Trent. Trenton. N. J.. 21-20. Wotpcrt Trio, Poll's, Hartford, Conn.. 21-30. WcllT Bros. Umpire. Ban Fran.. Cal., 21-26; WhrWatn, Sen Fran., 28-Nor. 2. Woodward. V. r.-Fraukllli Square. Worcester. Mara.. 21-2C; Nelson. Bptlnilield. 28-Not. 2. Woodward's Reals. O. O. II., Bkln,, 21-20. Wurnel! ft Bro.. New Family. Lafayette, Ind., .21- 20; Slpe's. Kokomo. 28-Not. 2. • Wjun. Bessie. Majestic, Johnstown, Pa,, 21-26. W.ttin A Lewis. Cook O. H.. Rocbeiter, N. Y.. 21- 30 Wygaml ft Wrjranrt. Parldr. York. Pa.. 21-20. Yarkle.r A Bunnell. O. H., Uiddlelown. N. V., 21-20. • Ynk> MdS. KelUl'g, Palla., Pa., 21-30, • • Yoscarrra. The, (31. Forrest Phlla.. Pa., 31-26. Young, De Witt A Oo., Colonial, N. Y. a, 21-26, 26. Voang, Ollle. A Bro.. Teck. Buffalo. N. Y., 21-20. loung A De Vole. Haymarket. Chicago, 21-20; «>. O. II.. ladlacapolls.'28-Nor. 2. Zuiiclgs. The. Bolton, l-'.rg., 23; Peurltb 24; Barusler, 23: Chelmsford. 28; Ramsgale, 20; St. Albsns, 30: Hereford, 31; Kallng, Nor. 1; Salisbury. S; Cambridge, 3. 4. Zanet'os, The. Keith's. Cleveland, 21-20. Zaraloch Cat. Bell, Oakland. Cal.. 21-20; San Joac. 28-Not. 2. Zorelaky Troupe. New York, N. Y. C, 21-20. Zanorsa. C.trllng. BIJou. Diibuqtie, la., 21-20; Do- minion. Winnipeg. Can., 2S-Not I. Ber.to. The Great, A Co., I'lciorlnm, Bennlaoo, 0,, 28-Not. 2. /eeh-Zecli, Grand, Homestead, Pa., 31-26; Majes- tic. Cincinnati. 0.. 27-Not. 2. Zimmerman. Willy. Shuben's Mllr-ink<- "1-26. Zlaka A King. Orpheum. Reading, Pa.. 31-26. Zlnk, Adoliih, Keith's. Clereland, 31-20.. Zouboulakls. Kllte. Rock Island, ID., 21-26; tlrand, Jo'.lct. 28-Not, 8, .' ()\ THB IIOID. Hammer the Hammer 5ii|iiilciii<-iilnl Ltat — Recelwed Too Lute for Cln.Hlflcntlon. Aoiber. Monte (Wright Bros., mgrs.)—Brltt, la., 21-26. 1.1 Termor.' 38-Nor. S. BsrrU' Stock (Itirrle A Graham, mgrs.) — Aim- darkn. Okla., 21-26, Uoliart 28-Not. 2. "Cat and Mouse" (Sim Williams, ragr.)—Mauch Chunk. Pa., 22. Plymouth 23, Carbondale 31, I'ittstnn 25, Botlilebein 20, Pottstown 28, Roy- ■Tsfonl 39, West Chester 30, Chester Sl-Not. 2. Daly, Bernanl (II. P. I'rnnklln. mgr.)—Molina, III., 24, Muscstlne. Is.. 23. Burlington 26. Ce- dar Rapids 2T. WMrrloo 28. Marshalltowu 211, Grlnnvll 30, Des llolnes 31-Not. 2. De Haten Stock (R. w. De Ilateu. mgr.)—Ossla- but. N. Y.. 21-20, Wnlden 28-Not. 2. "Desperate Vjiance." Western (J. C. Patrick, mgr.)—Denrer. Colo.. 20-26, Pueblo 2T. Rocky Ford 2S, La Junta 20. Florence 30. Canon City 31, Burns Vista Not. 1. Sallda 2. "Eight Bells" Bros. Jlyrne— Washington, D. C, 28- Not. 2. Ilarrls-Parklnion Stork (Robt. U. Harris, mgr.) —Covlugton. >'«„ 21-2(1. Hay ward. Grace (G. M. Ostts, mgr.)—Eau Claire, Wis., 28-Nor. 2. "Hoosler Olrl" (Gu» Cohan, mgr.)—Concord, N. C. 23, Sallnbury 24. Wlnstou-Sslem 23, Grcena- horo 26. DanttUe, Va., 28, Henderson, N. 0., 20, Durham 30, Goldsboro 31, Wilson Not. 1, Rocky Mount 2. Klark-Crhau (11. B. Klark. mgr.)—Sherbrooke, P. Q., Can.. 21-20. l.sckaye. Wilton (Wm. A. Brady, mgr.)—Waco, Tex., 26. "Loet lu New York" (I. Newton Bronson. tngr.) Coalville. V.. 23. Sandy 24, Lebt City 25. Mer- cor 26, Pleasant GroTe 23, American Fork 29, Neutal 30, Moroni 31. Morrison Comedy (Hugh Morrison, mgr.)—West Chester. Pa.. 28-Not. 2. "My Wife's Family" (W. McGowsn. ragr.)—New- iHirgh. N. Y.. 28, Mlddletown 20. Psterson. N. J.. 30, Boontoa 31. Dover Nor. 1. Orange 2. 'Tainting the Towu." Chas. II. Yale's^—Toledo, O.. 27 30, Ailrlan, Mich., 31, Jackson Not. 1, Fllut 2. "Strongbeart" (Henry B. Harris, mgr.)—Waco, Tex.. 28. "ITncle Tom's Cabin." Stetson's, Eastern (J. W. llrownlee. ngr.)—Hsrristu.-i:. Pa., 23, Buuhury 24. Plymouth 23. Wllkes-Barrc 20, PltUtoii 28. Scraiitun 29, Carbondale 30. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Stetson's. Contrnl—Sara- toga. N. Y , 23, Glens Falls 24. Rutland. VI., 2.'.. TL'onderoi'.i. N. Y.. 20. Plattshurg 28, Rouse Point 29. Burlington, Vt.. 30. "Uncle Zvke" (Raymniil D. Crawford, rag.'.)— Hays. Kan.. 24. Oakley 20. Goodlatid 28, Hoxle 29. Hill City 30. "Vendetta." Ernest Harrington's (R. E. Thomas, mgr.)—Sedalln. Mo.. 28. Clinton 20, Plttshnrg, Kan., 30,-Joplln, Mo.. 31. Chanute. Kan.. Not. 1. Oawcgo 2. Weliuer, Harry (E. R. Salter, mgr.)—Tower City, Pa., 23. Carlisle 24, Gettysburg 2"., Hnsers- lowu. Md.. 26, Greencaatle. Pa.. 28. Wntnoslioro 29. I>1uuon 30, Lykens 31, Havre do Grace, Mil.. Not. 1. Westminster 2. The Vaudeville Munition la Chit-ago. A week tins passed wince the first big; jrun of the Klaw & Erlnnger forces was fired from the stage of the Auditorium, Chicago, end the crowd of people still continues lu front of (he three box ofltecs. A glance at the btll offered for the first week Pliows nearly every act to bo a liendllner. commenc- ing with Vesta Victoria, who, with Karno's Co., and Ida iculler, hare been retained for the second week. One of the ateuinents offered by the K. tt K. forces for their hill was that no "tiresome sketches" would be offered, but many have l:een heard tc complain for the very teason thnt there was no sketch, and yet one could not have been heard In the Auditorium, It presented. The bill must of necessity ho con- fined tu dururb acts, singing, and dauclng acts. For the other side, at the Kohl & Castle houses (and there arc four of them), the crowds at the Majestic hove taxed the ca- pacity of that bouse at every performance, as well ab at the Olympic, while business has not fallen off one whit at either the Chi- cago Opera House, or the Haymarket. The Majestic Is the big gun of the K. & (.'. forces, ana the bill offered In opposition to the Audi- torium was one of the best which bos ever been seen la Chicago, headed by May Irwin, and fortified by Hilda Spong. William Court- lelgh and others equally good. For the week ot Oct. 21 the bill at the Majestic is even stronger than that of Its predecessor, aod It seems that whichever side wins lu the long run, the public Is benclltlng meanwhile; like- wise the performers. « H Loug's Theatre, Camden, Leaned. Beginning Oct 21, Dr. Loug's new thcutre, at Camden, N. J., built and opened two weeks ago, passes into the hands of Mr. Nash and Mr. Hodgson, ot the United Hooking Ofilres. on a long term lease. Mr. Peebles lias taken the reins of management fop the above named gentlemen, and will be stationed there us resident manager. This action caused quite a surprise, as the house was doing satisfactory business under Dr. Long, who was assisted by Ills bod, Wm. Long Jr. The presumptioa Ih thnt the offer made by Mr. Nash and Mr. Hodgson wns so satisfactory that Dr. Long, taking every- thing Into consideration, Including Lis time, which Is largely taken up by his medicine shows, thought (his the wiser plan. 'Matinees are to be run dally, Mr. Peebles announces, and many otber changes are to be made. «♦♦ The Rose Hill Polly Co. fsearlnit New York. Geo. W. nice and his troupe of comedy ex- perts are presenting a good show this week ut the Gaiety, In Brooklyn. Mr. Rice ap- pears himself, In "The sausage Trust," a timely burltaque, on the fad of "merging," with a humorous plot. The various spec- tacular numbers and comedy interludes make up im enjoyable entertainment. Thomas K. Thomas and John E. Cain lend valuable aid in the tunmaklng. Henrietta Wheeler. Florence Evans. Flossie (iaylor and Jessie McHenrr are the "women In the case." Campbell and Beard, lu a comedy act; "The New Boy." played by Cain, Gvana, etc.: Mile. 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Work Ih progressing rnnlilly on ttio liur- iesqite tlienlrc Ming crectiil m Toronto, Ont., by the Columbia Amusement Co. It In lo- cated ott Richmond Street, on a square known as "the Island," mid uix-n on four sides. The auditorium, containing orchestra, balcony and gallery. Is constructed on the cantilever plan, without posts, and will seat 1,080. The building Is exclusively a theatre, abso- lutely fireproof, of steel and concrete. Tho Imllillnc was roinment-i'il April 'M, and will open ThnnkselvlnB week, with lteeves and Caiiipboll'B >itirdl^(im« (llrls. Tito l'rlncess, Montreal, Cnn., belnp the last on the list, and which will complete tho rlrenlt. Is being -built opposite Bennett's Vaudeville Theatre. It will seat 1,1)70, aud will also be built of steel and concrete, on the cantilever principle. It will probably open In Jnnuury, boinat building since Slay 1. 4*> The Hon Ton llnrlesqni-rs In Uronklyn. At the Star this week the Bou Tons are rirescntluK an excellent programme, which ncludcs "A Pous«! Cafe," by Guy UnWson und Uarry Aruier "The Olrl from Mars," with Guy Uawsun In the leading comedy role, aided and abetted by Harry Woods, Bcnln- tuln l'lerce and Harvey Orcenc. The latllcs are led by Gladys Otrllslu. Frances Clare find Florence Sioore. The olio'Includes: The Girl with the Hod Mask, aud (he Six Cock- tails, In a spcclnt'utar dancing number, show- ing steps of all nations : Woods and Greene, comedians, ne She Hull ltoom lloys; Hnwsou and Clare, In **Just Kids," and Ben l'lerce, tnonologlst, Thu murine, pictures are a fea- ture, and the Mutecttl Troupe, of acrobatic fnnie, are an added attraction. ■* «♦ <s» Oscnr Klignann Opens Denson. tlsenr Klgmnn hegnn his slnrrlng tour In "The Llulilnlti}! Conduclor." at Asliury l'nrk, N. J., Sniiirday, Git. II), under tho direction of M. A. Well. Itrsldes Juatlna Wnyne. who plays toe role created by KHlo Slintinou, the players sup- porting Mr. Klgrnan Include E. Kcrnandes, I)udley Clinton. J. K. Toole. J. A. Curtis. Al- fred Aldridge, Frank Ijrtnnn, Edith Bcrwyn. Amy Wlllnrd, Morgla Lytton, Madeline Lock anil Evelyn WntMon. A tour of the Mouth and West will tie made before "Tho Lightning Conductor" will be seen In New York. White City. I u ill mi ii polls, lu lli'i'i'lrvr's linnilH. On petition o>f the Central Trust Co., trus- tee of the bond holders, l'lerson Mendenhnll was appointed receiver of the White City Co., l:idlnnupnlK it Is not alleged that tho White City Co. Is Insolvent, bnt that too much of the pt'ollts were spent on improvements, and not enough money remained to meet the In- terest on the bonded Indebtedness, it was decided to take this action to protect all par. ties Interested ♦ ■» Mercldlen Duo for Burlenqnt'. The Mercldlcs Duo, vocalists, one of Klaw & Krlnnger'B Kuropcan attractions, have been engaged bv Manager Geo. W. Illce, of the Hose II1I1 Kngllsh Folly Co., for the rest of the sensou. l.ust week they Joined the com- pany and made a pronounced success. » i » Dillon'* Theatre Opens. The Now Corllnnd (N. Y.) Theatre, owned and controlled by William A. Dillon and his brothers, opened Its doors Wednesday, Oct. 10, with Mnry Emerson, In '"On I'nrole." Tho house Is now a thoroiiglily up-to-date theatre, having been rcmodelcdT ■•♦» The UulTnlo Dill Show Dnils Sensou, The UtitTalo Bill Wild West came to a halt Oct; 18, st Itlehmond, Va., where It played to tremendous business at both performances, aud the show went Into Winter quarters ut Bridgeport, Conn. The season has been ex- ccptlonully big. Von i'llzcr for Allinmbrn. Harry Von Tllxcr will appear at the Al- liumbra, New York City, next week, In the hinging act which brought him Into such prominence at HammcrstcUrs. «»» Don Sisters Return. The Ulsters Don {Kuimi and Lulu) have returned to America, and will open at Ben- nett's Theatre, London, Canada, in a new act. < ■» Majestic, Inilluniiiiolls, Dlsrontliiues Vaudeville. Will be Devoted to Drtunatlo Stock. The Mujcatlc. Indianapolis, which opened HepL 2, as a vaudeville house, on the Nash circuit, found this class of entertainment Im- practicable. After a two weeks' engagement of the Avenuo Stock Co., which closed Oct. 10, Manager Frlbley organized a company, and named ll the Majestic Stock Co. Members of the new stock company will give "Tho Cherry I'lckers" week of Oct. 20, us their Initial orTciing. Joseph Byron Tot ten, of New York, will be the producer and director. The leading man Is Clarence Hippie, late of the Blunche Bates cornpnuv. Grncstlne Mohrle, who acquired her schooling under Melbourne McDowell, will be the leading woman. The other members include' Robert Ilyraan, Juveniles:. Bernard McOwen, heavies; Billy Carroll, comedian; Clara Byer, Ingenue; Grace McArthy, second bslnes* woman; Marie DcTracy, soubrctle; Itoslland .Watson, ebaructcra: Henry W. Howell, characters aha general business: Wilson Gerard, L. V. llou- son and H. I. Connor. H> Elsie Janla Gets Lovlnv Cap. . Members of last Summer's colony at Shel- ter Island made up a pnrfy on the Opening night, Oct. 10. to see Elsie Janls In 'The Hoyden," and later gave a supper for hcr;iu the Marie Antoinette room at the I'lata, when they presented her wllh a silver loving cup. . . »■ » Henry Sillier anil i,ee Slaubert Secure "Ln Sacrifice." Henry Miller, In' eouiiccllon with I.ee Sliu- bert. has obtained the English and Amcrlcnn rights to "La Bacrlfire," a three a ct drnms.-hy Gaston Dnvore; now running'at the Theatre' Aatotot, 'I'arJs, France, j K» . . ..*/'•- ' •$*• JMSSACIir.SRTTS. Boston. — There are no changes at the down town houses this week, the continua- tions being: Cecilia Loftus and Lawrence. D'Orsny, In "Th# Miicvrs," at the Majeotie; Klennor Robsun, ln "Snlomy Jane," at the Hollls ; AiittA Held, In "The I'nrlslSn Model," at the Colonial, and Marie Dura, la "Tim Mornls of Marrtis," at the I'ark. "Sky Farm" Is continued hy the sloek at the Bos ton. The week stands aru: (lertrudo Ship man, iu "Dorothy Vernon of llatldon Hall," at the Globe arid "A Child of (he Regiment" at tho Grand Opera House. New bills at the ynrliius other houses complete tho list. .MA.ig.srio (A, L. Wilbur, mnnugcr).— Cecilia Loftus ami Lnwrctico D'Orsny, In "Tho Jjincors," nrc now In their second and dual week. The piece Immensely pleased large audleuces last iveek. "Tho Lady from Lane's" 28 for two weeks. IIoLi.tr) ctTHKrr (Isaac B. Rich, manager). —Klcmior Ilolison, In "Balomy Jane," grew crowded houses. Rlio Is lu lier secoad and Inst week, liustln Furnum, In '"J'ho Uangcr," 28 and week. colo.mai, (Chas. Frahraan, Rich & Harris. managers).--Anna Heltl, In "The I'nrislnu Model," opens her second week aud Iflit fortulglit ft, The piece has caught on, und Ibn capacity of the liousu is tested. Otis Harlan shares upplmiHu wllh thu star. I'AUK (Chas. Frohiuin, Rich A; Harris, man- agers).—Tlio success of Marlu Doro, in "The Mornls of Marcus," has hein so great that the niaiingement Is arranging to have tho en- gagement extended Inilellnlicly. The third week of H. 11. O. begins HI. G|.oiii! (Stair, Wilbur & Nicolal. managers). —Gertrude Hlilnman sturts a week of "Doro- thy Vernon of llnildon JIkII" 21, followlnn n good woek for l-'lsku O'llara, In "Dion O'Darc." "Tho Kpollcrs" next. Gkanu Oi'kiia llocsi; (Geo, W. Mugce, man- ager).—"A Child of the Regiment," wltli Vivian Trescott und Waller Wilson. 21-211. "The Gambler of. Dm West" attracted big crowds. 'Tho Lire of Ah Actress" next week. Huston (J.lndsnv Morlsuii, manager).—The slock made a decided success In last week's performances of "Sky Farm," and the de- mand for seats wns such thnt Manager Mun- sou will continue tho play the current week. 'The Mummy arid the Humming Bird" next week. * Casti.b Soiiaiis (Ronton Stago Society, managers).—The otock opera company this week,.la "Fro Dlavnlo." J. K. Murray will sing, tho title role, and Clurn Mne ami rUnncliu ICdwards will ullcrnnte as Zerllnc. "La Bonnambula" wns succeHsfully retired last week, "Lohmigrin" next week. Bowpoin Souabh (G. E. Lothrop. raann- ?or).-*Thc Ijitlirjp Stock Co. give "Marker or Life" this week. During the past week "When the World Bleeps" was well attended. Next week. Charlotte Hunt will lead Die com- pany, ln "Faust." Kkjtii'h (II. r. Keith, maunger).—"The Song Birds, 1 ' with William Burress, this week. Others are • Arthur Dunn and Marin Gtnzlor, Jullau Kltluge, Amelia Summervlllc, Donald aud (.'arson, Irving .tones, Juggling Hurfctft, Cnrletla. Delmore Sisters, Do Vole Trio, Sperry ami ltny, Rowlnud antl Dugauj Cbtslcr Johnstone, (mil the klnetograph. TltEilONT CJ. B. Hchoeffrl, munugerl.-- Thls week: The London Models, Lee Harri- son and company, in John J. McNaily'a "A Morning Itclicarsnl ;" '"nie Lontlon Fire Brigade, Claire Rofnalne (second week), Al. Hhenn and company, Three Krnestog, Vulaizl, Nichols Sisters, Prelle's BIJou Circus, Hal Mertltt, and new aulumted pictures. OnfHKiui (A. J. Duffy, manager).—This week : Charmlon, James Thornton, Joe Hart's "Rain Dears." with Louise Montrose; Ralun's monkey's, Mason and .Shannon, Bertha Waltz- Ingcr, Mr. and Mrs. Allison, Sheck Bros., and now pictures. Howabu (Jay Hunt, business manager).— The Star Show (llris this week, with "Dojiey D«a In Turkey," Introducing Charley Nich- ols, Marie Croix, linker and Lynne, I'*rt Mackcy, T,a Hellc Trio, James Dixon. Fred Carroll and Wally Clark. Tbo Howard's own bill presents: lllncs and Remington, Kellv aud Adams, Lungwecd Sisters, I'atchcn and Clifton, the Nolcs, J,a Dent, nolle Ilrnndon, and the Musical Holbrooks. The Barn Deters Co, enjoyed prosperity last week. Next week, the Brigadiers. Pai.acb (C. H. Wnldron, manager).)—Chas. Rnbthson heads Ills Night Owls 21-20. In llm olio are: Chas. Hoblnson, Lawrence Edwards, Mildred Flora. I'eyser and McDonald, sntl May Ward. The house bill names: Valding and Davis. Krothlngham and Denhnm, ths Musical Lockwoods, Alfred Harrington, and Queen and Rosa. Big houses ruled for tbo Parisian Widows last week. Phil Sheridan's OH r Sports 2" and w»ek. Coi.tmiitA. (It K. ITarren, manager).—Pat White and his Gaiety Girls 21-20. In the burlesque und olio arc: Zelma Boiamcrg, {ha Four Terrors. Wutson and Bert. Jennings and Webb, the Malvern Triiupe. ilrrlce Atldlson, (len.-gle Ifftll. and Anna Grant. Tuesdty evening's wrestling curds will be John Perolll and St rangier Lewis Jr. During the blixt week pocked iioores greeted the Brigadiers. Sett week;, (lay Toreadors. Lyi-kcm (0. II. Ba(chellcr, manager).— Hose Sydell's I^indmi Belles this week. Intro- ducing Woodford's pdura'ed animals, Harry ■§tuirt,"CBorpb*ir end Mack. Tirol! Four,