The New York Clipper (December 1907)

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GERHARD MENNEN CO. Newark, N. J. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. Serial No. 1642. BEFORE AH AFTER THEATRE, MOUQUIN'S Sit Ait.. Hi 2711 III 261. Sir. K» Yort, HOST POPULAR bTRbbBOH JUCBTAURAJIT. PARISIAN CAFE, t : MCBIC fl.90 TO 1 A. M. PVAN FLIET. -o rinteK WASHIKGTON. Seattle.—At the Grand Opera House (John Cort, manager) Ca've, assisted by Renee Chemet, vToTlnfste; Hon*. Lloyd dAublgne, tenor, nnd Mons. Camllle Decrens, pianist, presented an artistic programme to an en- thusiastic audience Nov. 26. Marie Cabin. In •Marrying Mary," played to crowded houses 28-30. Max Klgraan, In "The Man on the Box," week Dec. 1: Maude Fealy, in "The Stronger 8ex," week 8; Frits! Bchcff, In "Mile. Modiste,' 1 10-18. Siattlb (Russell & Drew, managers).— 'The Royal Chef," week of Nov. 24, proved a good drawing card. "The Rollicking- olrl week of Dec. 1, "Tne Land of-Nod" 8-11, local 12 Stetson's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" 13, 14, Primrose's Minstrels week of 16. Third Avbncts (Chas. A. Taylor, mana- ger).—The Chas. A. Taylor company present- ed ''The Octoroon," week of Nov. 24, and had excellent business. "Married Life" week of Dec. 1. "Camllle" week of 8. Lois (Alex. Pantages, manager). — The Pantages Stock company presented "The Nominee," week of 24, to good business. "The Ensign" week of Dec. 1, Clay Clement, in "The New Dominion," week of 8. Coliseum (D. Q. Inverarlty, manager).— Bill week of 2: Onsttl Sisters, Jack and Bertha Rich, La Belle Estalllta and Garcia, Hammond and Forrester, Gracey and Bur- nett. Preston Kendall, Eddie Eoesch and moving pictures. Pantaqes' (Alex. Pantages. manager).— BUI week of 2: Luculla's panthers and leop- ards, Davis and Walker, the Bustlcana Trio, Coleman and Mexls, Gllllhan and Brocee, Arthur Elwell and moving pictures. Stab (Frank Donellan, manager).—BUI week of 2: Lewis and Lake Musical Comedy Company, Nellie Martini, Musical Bells, Cole and Cole, Roy McBraln and moving pictures. Orfbeum (William Morgan, manager).— BUI week of 2: Murphy-Whitman company, Falrman and Raymond. Rah I Bah I Quartette, Everett Sisters, Augusta Malson, Geo. BXeane and moving pictures. Lybic (L. N. Bosenbaum, manager).—Bill week of 2: Moving pictures and Illustrated songs. Family (John Lord, manager).—Bill week of <t : Landauer Troupe, the Two Orre, John Burke company, Lavern, Klngsley Broa, Jack Grift", Hass? De Varra and moving pictures. Notes— Every effort Is being made to have Manager Cort'a new theatre, "The Moore," completed In time for presentation of 'The Alaskan," week Dec. 29. Much work remains to be done, but It Is hoped all obstacles will be overcome Eden Musee will reopen 18, under the management of W. W. Ely. with select vaudeville and varied attractions. What action the city authorities will take In regard to the enforcement of the Sun- day closing law, Is still In doubt > Spokane,—At the Spokane (Chas. Muehl- man. business manager) "The Yankee Re- gent," with Toby Lyons, John Collins, Wal- ter Smith, Clara Berger and others, played to capacity, Nov. 24-26. Elsie Herbert, In a soubrette part, scored a personal hit. Max Flgman In "The Man On the Box," 27, 28, to standing room. Fannie MarinoOF, a new mem- ber of the company, displayed talent that won Instant favor. Stetson's "Uncle Tom's Cabin," featuring Uabel Hill, as little Eva, drew a packed house, 29. "The Vanderbllt Cup' 30-Dec. 1, "Qulney Adams Sawyer" 3, "The Land of Nod" 4-6, "Are i"ou Crasy?'' x, "Woodlaud" 9-12, San Francisco Opera Co. 13, 14; "The Boyal Ctef 15, 16; "The Rollicking Girl" 20, 21; Maude Kealy 22, 23; "The Man of the Hour" 25, 26; "Yon l'onson" 28. Columbia (Geo. M Dreher, manager).— Wlllard B. Feeley, Maxlne MUes, Blanche Bryant and Robert Barrett scored in "The Man Behind the Mask," week of Nov. 24, the first two named. In the leads, being par- ticularly well received. Business was Dig. Mr. Feeley has lust Joined the company as leading mar,. "The Cowboy and the Squaw." with Miss Miles as SllYerbeels, and Mr. Fee- ley as Bronco Bob, was the next play by the Curtis Comedy company. AuDiTOBiuit (H. C. Hayward, manager). —Jessie Shirley, as Joan Templeton. In "The Primrose Path," showed her versatility week of 24. She was supported by George Mc- Quarrle and Anna Cleveland, a new member of the company, and the Shirley Stock. Jack Araory was well received as Cartwrlght. Business was big. "The Judge and the Jury" la underlined. Pantaqes' (E. Clarke Walker, manager).— The El Did Fonl, Mexican cyclists headed the card week of 26, doing the banner busi- ness of the season. Others were: La Zar and La Zar, Leffingwell, Fletcher and com- pany, the Sharrocks, Hardle Langdon, Leo While, and the pictures. Washington (Geo. C Blakeslee, mana- ger).—Preston Kendall bad the first place on the bill week of 24. Others: The Musi- cal Bells, Jack and Bertha Blch, Gracey and Burnett, Hammond and Forrester, the Four Onettl Sisters, Pete Dunswortb, and the blo- graph. Big business. Items.—c Herbert Moore, Mayor of Spo- kane, gave this statement to Thb Clippke : 'When I was a candidate for ofilec, 1 did not declare for the Sunday dosing of saloons, and I am not now opposed to keeping thea- tres open on Sunday. I believe questions of this kind should be submitted to a vote of the people, but I doubt If Sunday closing would carry In Spokane, our people are lib- eral-minded, and they will not abuse any privilege. While the Washington Supreme Court has upheld the validity of the law requiring theatres to be closed on Bunday, I do not helleve It wUl be enforced In Spo- kane The Boatonlan Sextette pleased a large audience at First M E. Church even- ing of Nov. 20. C. L. Btaats, clarinetist; A. A. Moulton, violinist; Carl W. Stockbrldge, 'cellist, and Melva Clemaire, soprano, scored In solo numbers Harry Wood Brown, baritone, formerly with the San Francisco Opera Co., has opened a studio In Spokane, and wUl present a series of light opera by omateur talent this Winter Dorothy Steele, a member of "The Yankee Regent'' Co., visited her father. Col. Richard 8. Steele, editor of The Harrington (Wash.) OitUten, during the engagement of the troupe in Spo- kane John K. Cordray, formerly man- ager of the Washington and Columbia Thes- tres, in Spokane, has been transferred to Denver, where he will superintend the com- pletion of the SuUlvan A Consldlne vaudevUle Theatre. » Tacoma.—At the Tacoma (C. H. Herald, manager) Sarah Trnax, in ''The Spider's " Dec 1. 2: "Th» ITnl» rM*» >r _i.v Web,' BSth mwY« iT~ *•- ".•- The Ho1 * Clty,' r with Luella Morey, 3; "Qulney Adams Sawyer" 6, Maude Fealy, In 'The Stronger Sex," 6, 7. Q&akd (Dean B. Worley, manager).—BUI week of 2: The Eddy Family, Jack Lyle, Three Kobers Lyndan and Wren, McCreedy and Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Monroe, Alice Wlldlmere, snd the Qrandlscope, . Stab (John McCabe. manager).—The Star Stock Co., In "City of New York," week of 2. o. J*J? <P - ?.S T J lr ^L m « na « e r)-—The Gerton 8tock Co., In "The Christian," week of 2. w»a OKLAHOMA. Oklahoma City—At the Overhoiser (Ed. Overholser, manager) "The Girl from Over There" did well Nov. 28. " 'Way Down East" had good business 29. "An Old Sweetheart of Mine drew good business 80. "Bed Feather" hsd fine business Dec. 1. "The Clansman" did fine 2. Convention Hall (H. Harper, manager). —Mrs. Flske, in "Leah Kleschna, 1 ' did a fine business Nov. 26. People's (Alton & Alexander, managers). —The Chase-Lister Co. closed Dec. 1. The Franklin Stock opened 2, with repertory, and all of these attractions are doing One busi- ness. Just a little on CHEESE is delicious. 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