The New York Clipper (December 1907)

'-.*.- "■ ' ■■ ■■•• •.;.;/•;: p^sik^^P^ "■'\<.. ?.. f'.-"i '•'•':"/ ' ' TH g NEW YORK CLIPPER: DEOBMBER 14. A~ jelss (A. Jack Feast, bit.)— St Paul, >., 8:1*. DalutJi, 10-21. «1 Coir Corner Qlrli (Ssita Robinson, M|r.) •■'f—CblcioTll!., 8-14. Terro llzute, Ind., 1ST Psrlilsn widows (Weber * Rn«h, men.)—Boitoo, Urn.; 8-14, Springfield 10-18, Albany. N. X-, 19-11. Psrlilsn Belles <Chas. K. Tailor, mar.)—Louis- ville. Ky.. 814, Cincinnati, O.. 10^21. tUlllckers (R. E. Pettcn. mrr.)—Washington, D. 0., 9 14, Baltimore, Mrf., 1(1-21. Runaway Girls (Peter H. Clsrk, inn.)—Cleft- . Uad. 0-, 914. Buffalo, N. Y., 10-21. Beef en' JJeauty Show (Al. Recrea, mgr.)—Phllz- ' delphla, Pa.. 0-14. Baltimore. Mil., 10-21. Bom Hill Kngilsh Folly (Illco i Barton, mrrs.) — Cincinnati, O., 8-14. Birmingham, Alo,, 10-21. Rents-bsntley (Abe Leafltt. mgr.)— Plttsborf, - !>«., 0-14, Columbus. O., 10-21. -Klce k Burton's Big Gaiety—Rocheater, N. T., *• 14, Albtny 10-18, Holroke, Man., 10-21. Rone fijdi'ii'a London Belles <W. 8. Campbell, mgM—Protldence, It. 1., 0-14, Boaton, Mips.. Helllr-* Wood's (Geo. F. Leonard, mgr.)—Scran- ion, Pa., B-U, Peterson, N. J., 12-J4. , _ Rlallo Hounder* (Clinrloa Franklin, mgr.)—Do- lutb. Minn., -8-14, Minneapolis 15-21. Strolling Players (1-otile M. uraiiat, mgr.)—Min- neapolis, Minn., 8-14; St. Joseph, Mo.. 10-21. RtnrSbow Girls <VT. Fennetsy, mgr.)—Montreal, Cso.. 014, Toronto 10-21. _ Sam - Mcrlbnor's Big Hnow (Morris Wslnstock, mgr.)—Kansas City, Mo., 14-81. ■. TfSna-'Attanllc Irorlesquers (Hnrtlg A Seaawn, m«m) — I'bllBdeliilila, Pn., 0-14, Reading; 10- 18, Rcrnnton 10-21, ■ Tiger Lilies (Isay arodt, mgr.)—PilladelpbU, l'a . 014. Troc«'teir>s (Chaa. H. Waldron, fflir.)—Mllwao- kee, Wis.. 814, Ohloago, III., 16-21. Twentieth Century Malda (Maury Krsus.' mgr.)— Philadelphia, Pa.. 0-14. Vanity Fair. (Robert Manchester, mgr.)—N. T. Oily 0-14, Plilladeltibla, Pa., 10-21, World Beaters (J. Hevberc Mack, mgr.)—Detroit, llicb.. 8-14, Toledo, O, 18-21. Wstton'R Rurlesqaers (W. B. Watsoa. mgr.)— X, y, City 9-14, Paterson, N. J„ 10-18, Scran- ton 10-21. Wsenlngton Society Girls (Lew Watson, mgr.)— Kansas City, Mo.. 8-14, St. Louis 18-21. Yankee) Doodle Girls (T. W. Dloklns, mgr,)— Soutb Bend, Ind,, 14. Chicago. 111., 15-21. MINSTRELS. Unburn'*, J. A.—Orlando, Flu.. 11, Tampa 12, 18, 81, Petersburg 11. Doclrstader's. Lew (Chirles D. WHaos. rogr.)— Trenton, N. J., 11, New Brunswick 12, Elisa- beth 13, Paterson 14. Donnelly ft Hatfield's—ParagooM, Ark,, 11, Pop- lar Bluff, Mo., 12, Baiesvlllc, Ark., 13, New- port 14. Dandy Dlale (Voelekel ft Nolan, mgrs.)—Pine Bluff. Ark.. 11, OamilM 12, Prescott IS. Tezar- , Unao 14, Shrereport, La., IB, Monroe 10, Jack- son, Miss., IT, Canton 18, Natchez 10, Port nibson 20, Vtckiburg 21. De Rue Bros.' (Billy ft Bobby De Rue, man.)— SfcerhrookP. ft Q-. Can.. 11, Newport. Vt., 12. B»r(on Leading'13, Barton 14, LyndonflUe 10, -Motitneller 17, Barre 18, Randolph 10, Bethel BO. NorthHjld.21. , . •■Mil's, Al. Q. (Doc Qulgley, mgr.)—Chatta- nooga. Tvnn., 11, Columbia 12, Hspklnnvllle, - lit., 13. Bowling Green 14, Richmond 10, Paris IT, Maysfllle 18, Irouton, 0., 10, Qalllpolls 20, I'omeroy 21. Norton's (C. 0. Pearl, mgr.)—Dickinson, N. Dak., 11, Billings, Mont., 13, Livingston 14, Doze- nun 15, I Guy Bros.' (Geo. I!. Guy, mar.)—Tweed. Can., il. Pertb 12, Aniprlot 13, Carlton 14, Ogileos- bnrg, N. Y.. 10. HI Heury's (Geo. Tipton, rogr,)—Brazil. Ind., .11, , Oreencastle 12. Bloomington 13, Crswfordivllle 14. 15. Lafayette 10, Frankfort 18. Kcntande'. rillly—Little Rock, Ark., 18. Mnrmrn's—Charlotte. N..O., 14. Merry's, Roy—Clearfield. 1 Pa.. 0-14, Primrose's, Geo, II. (Wm. Warming ton, mgr.)— Portland, Ore.. 8-14, Seattle, Wash., 15-21. Vogpi's (John W. Vogsl, mar.)—Burlington, Vt., I it. Rutland 12, Oranvllfe, N. Y., 18. Olens Fills 14, Tlcomlemgn 10. Pair Haven, Vt.. 17, Whitehall, N. Y„ 18, Meebaolesrllle 10, Albany 20. 21. -.'•_• 1 West's, Wm. n. (Satiford B, Rlcaby. mar.)— Rocky Ford. Colo., 11, La Junta 12. Hutchinson, Kan., 10, Abilene 18, Concordia 10, Bnllna 20, Junction City 21.. MISCELLANEOUS. Baldwin, Mrs.—Haxleton, Pa., 9-n. Oooley's Floating Theatre (J. W. Cooley, mgr.)— White Castle, La., 11, DonaldsonfHI* 12, WWte- '. ball 13, Oonfert 14, Bt, James 15, , Csnscll's Own Big Bbww <h. H. Cassell, mgr.)— Meyersilnle, Pa., All, Elk Lick • 12-14, Homer- e«l 16-18. , • Rnttrprlso Amuioment Co. (Cap Stewart, mgr.)— Wofcottfllle. Intl.. 12-14, South Mllford 10-18. Finch, Leon, Co, tRoscoe Slater.iugr,)—Cherokee, It., 12-14. Storm Lake 1018, Fort Dodge 20- 2J. ■ i : Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. (H. L. Flint. mir.) —Iowa City, la.,' 0-14, Galeaburi', III., risk's, bode, Concert tind Dane* Orchestra—Park Rlfer, N. Dak., 11, Conway 12, Larlmore z», •Niagara 14, Sarles 10, Cahln IT, Clyde 18, Munlsh 10. Lakota 20. Orary 21. Hawthorne Club—Joneaboro, Ark., 12, Portland 15, Huttlf 14, Stamp 10, Lockbart, Tex., 18, Mart 10, Fort Worth 20, Baltlngor 21. Illckev's .Moving Picture Co., No. 1 (Oco, .A. lllckey, mgr.)—White River Junction, VI., 11, Claremont, N. II., 12, Irtbauou 111, Granville, N. Y., 14, Wbltehall 10, IT. Hlclrey's Moving'Picture Co.,' Nd. 2 (0. W. Law- ford, mgr.)—North Adams. Mass.. 11, Benning- ton, Vt., 12, 18, Chester 14, Manchester 10, IT. Johnny J. Jonea' Trained Wild Animal Show— Camden, S. C. 9-14, Yorkvlllo 10-21. Lncer-De Bona Combination (T. R. Lueey, mgr.) —homldjl. Minn., 11, Thief River Falls 12, Drayton. N. Dak., 13, Crystal 14, Inkster 10, Rlsliee IT, Leeds 18, St. John 10, Cando 20, SB Bi. •••■•■■ I^e's Oldsa Blowers (Jack Lee, mgr,)—Paw Paw, 5Vt.,Y«-.'»;»4.. nicelli' oi I owl-Edna May Magoon (F. W. Mtgoou. ,Jr.)—r*wt»tcm. Me., 0-14. I'finllno. J. R. (Stewart Lcthgow. mgr.)—Tyrone, I Pe.7n-14, Rochester, N. X- 1U2L Potters, Frank J.—Kenmare. N,.D., 11, Flaxton 12, Bnwtiells 1.1. 'Donuyhrook 14. - ItoilDilM ladles' Orehcstrii' and Spaelslty Co. (H. 0. Rounds, mgr.I— 8at>liui, O. 11: ClorksTllle 12. AVcsiiinirton Oour: House 1.1, Circlevllle 14, Lonrasle.-- 16, Mare, Pa., 10, Tareiitnm IT, Clarion IS. I/nloutown 10,-West Alexander 20, fllayfllto 21. • Reno, Rdward—Terrell, Tox„ 10, Mount Vernon IT. ' • -.'■•/■ UasM, The (Dr. Haiigeros. mgr,)—Trinidad, Colo.. 0-14. Albuqiwrque, N. Mex., lfl-21, Revengnla (Walter 0. Mack, mgr.)—K. Y. city Thompson Kntertalners (Frank 'II. Thoubaoif, mgr.)— Potosl, Wh.. Oil. Milivllle 10. IT. Trahi Robets, Eastern (W. H. Rosenthal, mgr.) ' —Concord, N. II., 1], Lawrence, Mass., 12, IS,' Nashua, N. IL. 14 ' •;. OALIFORKIA. ' l.oa Anttelea.—At the Mason Opera House (II, 0. Wyatt, mnnngur) "The. Lion and the Moiiso" closed a week's engagement Nov. .10. H. Miller Kent, In ''Rafflce" Dec. B-T: IsabeJ Irfltig-. In "The Girl Who Has Everylng," week wgmntei 0. AvniromtiM (Spnrko M. Berry, manager). —"The Lightning Conductor" was presented to eood business by no stock company week ending Nov. 30. "Orauatark" Dec. 2 and week, "The Sign of the Cross" 0 and week. Brlasco (John II. Blackwood, manager).— "My Friend from India" drew well week end- ing Nov. 30. The stock company presents "In Missouri" 2 and week. "Julius Ctasgr" 0 and week. Lon Anobi.ks (Cnrt 4 Hclllg, toanagcrs).— "tinder Southern Skies" pleased week ending Nov, 80. "A Message from Mara" Dec. 2 and week. ttftAND Opsba Uoush (Clarence Drown, mutineer).—"Arizona" was presented to ca- pacity business for entire week ending Nov. flO. Lee Wlllsrd and his company, In "A Texas Hanger," Dec, 1 and week ; "Human Hearts" 8 and week. Monosro'H Hitsiiank (Oliver Morosco, man- ager).—"The Cowboy and the Lady" was presented to good business by the stock com- pany'week ending Nov; 80. ••'Sondav," Dec. 1 and week, drew well, "In the Bishop's Car- riage" 8 and week. ' . OBPnaiiii.—Features f> and week: L« Sella dcxtettc, Tom Nawn and company, presenting "Fat and the Genie;" the Three afcert, Mary Dupont and company. In "A Leap Year .Leap;" Nance O'NelL In "The Jeweis;" the Four Golden Graces, Maytne Bemlngtoa and her Duster Brownies, and Orpheum motion pictures. J „, DNiguB (Qeots A Zallee, proprletori).— Feature* 2 and week: Tony Rider's circus monkeys, Jacobs and Sardel, Harry De Lair, Tracy McDermott, In illustrated songs; the Unique Comedy company, la "Mixed Pickles," and the Unlque-o-scope. Peoples'. —Features 2 and week Include new vaudeville acts, illustrated eonxu and dances, and new sketch, by James P. Leo's stock company. j Kmpibb (Hilly Banks, resident mimnger). —Features 2 and week: New (Illustrated songs, by Laura Banks, vaudeville acts, and comedy sketch by Umpire Stock company. The cinematograph will conclude the bilk-. Fischeh's (A. E. Fischer, manager).— Fischer's Comedians, In "Accidents Wilt Hap- pen," for one week, Loglnlng Dec. 1. New vaudeville acts and motion pictures complete the bill. - ' . . |i s i- Oakland.—At the Macdonough (Chas. P. Ball, manager) Isabel Irving, in "The-Girl Who Has everything," drew good business Nov. 25-80.- The advance sale of seats for "Tbe Alaskan," Dec. 1-4, was excellent. "The Lion and the Mouse". 0-7, "Tbe College Widow" 8-14, "Arizona" and Maxle Cahlll follow. i -■■ LiBElrrl (H. W. Blsbop, manager).—- Bishop's company of players, In "At the White Horse Tavern," drew well week end- ing Nov. 80. Liberty Stock Co., In "The Moth and tbe Flame," Dee. 2-8, "She Stoops to Conquer" underlined. " , I Doha Paiik OfEitA Hod 68 (II. W. Blsbop, Manager).—Sybil Page and Ferris Hartman and the Idora Opera Co., In "The Isle of Champagne," draw excellent business week ending Nov. 30. Same opera 2-8. Next, "TheMaBCOt" . Columbia (Keating & Flood, managers). —The moving pictures of "The Passion Play", drew heavy ouslness week ending Xaf.; :i0. l"he bouse was dark week of Dec. 1, .,'* . Oni'iiKUM (Geo. Ebey, resident manager). —Attractions Nov. 30-Dec. 7: Anna Eva Fay, Sisters O'Mecra, La Belle Oterlto, Ray L. Boyce, ■Mttyme Remington and her pick- aninnies, the Two Lorettos, Lotta Gladstone, nnd the blogrnpb. Business was heavy last week. ' iL Belt, (Ed. Homan, manager).—Featores Dec. 2-8: Mny Yohe, tbe Columbia Four, Cummings, Thornton and company, In "A Mall Order Wife;" Charles B. Ward and Kathrya Klnreand company, presenting "The Twin Flats;" Faust Bros., Nick Conway,' and the latest motion pictures. Business was to capacity last week. .Noveltt (Tony Lubeiokl, manager).—Bill 2-8: Barton and Ashley, presenting "Canal Boat Bal;'" Vlctorlne, the Zangfreilas, Dan Fern, the Shedmans Dog Circus, and the projectoscope. Business was good last week. Empisb IE. M. Carlson, manager).—Leo La Salle and the Empire Stock Co., in '"Tracy, the Outlaw," drew well filled houses week ending 1. Miss' La Salle and stock company, In "The Half Breed," 2-8. "The Two Or- phans" underlined. - Notes. —The Bex and BIJou Dream, con j tlnuaus moving picture houses, arc having a good run of business Guy C. Smith has resigned as resident manager of the Novelty Theatre.. i * i • Snn Diego.—At the Garrlck (Chas. De Locour, manager) Ilalpn fttuart, in "Strong- heart," did good business Nov. 27, 28. "Mes- sage from Mars" played to big houses 30. "Raffles" Dec. 8, Florence Roberts 10, 11, "Human Hearts" 10, Kilties Band IT, Elks ("The Fllabusters"! 18-II0, "College Widow" 21. Pickwick (Palmer Bros., managers).—The regular stock played "Shall We Forgive Her" to good bouses week ending Dec. 1. "My Pardner" 2-7. "Pretty Peggy 1 ' to follow. Notes. —Tbe Empire HI. H. Bosley, mana- ger) latest moving pictures. Good show and good houses always lilectrldom, moving picture show. S. It. O. at all performances. FOUR REAL SONGS. BROTHER NOAH GAVE OUT CHECKS FOR RAIN. Not one of the fifty-seven kinds, but in a class all by itself. Positively one great coon song. By the writer of "The Preacher and the Bear,' and-the only coon baseball song ever written. Funniest slides ever made. $500 per set. ON THE BENCH NEATH THE OLD WILLOW TREE. This is the "Tree" song that bears encores. Something different in this ballad, and something new in the slides, which were posed in California.- ?5X» per set. THE SOLDEN GRAIN IS WAVING, MARY DEAR. A genuine march ballad with an irresistible chorus. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. 'Nuf Ced. Greatest set of rustic slides ever posed. $5.00 per set SKATING RINK SUPPLIES I Oder tbe Following Requisites, Almost law, it> Fabulously Low Price: 50pr. Raymond Extension Skates, ball bsnrlnsri liJIBpr. Union Hardwetr* Co, Skates, nil sices ball bearing! t4O0 Trumpet Organ, playing a4 lanes| ISO Klficirlc) Motori $*B Ansaaacsmsnt Gong; A Complete Repair Out lit Kit and fiaaterns, trimming., ate., etc. Original Cost, $»,80O. writo now for Bale prloo and full particulars. Ton will find thts/qn. exceptional opportunity. ''-.'■ H3 Cosart Bt., Boston, Mass, Notice, Managers, Agents. AT LIBEIITI, AFTER DEO. Ml, JAMK8 GOODMAJV, TUB MU8I0AL L AUOII MAKER. Dig hit, week of Nov. 4, Atlantis Garden, N. Y. 0. Only act of Its kind In and away from the (colored) line. Address 10 CULVER BT., Tons-ore. K. Y. Wanted, 2 Al Novelty Performors that can Chantro for Week. Also Flano Player. Hast bo sight reader and faker and strong on overtures. Salary sure ovory Sunday. Long, steady work to good, sober people. Show opens Dec. 30, Charley Kramer. Ralph 1'arrar, write Ttoketsr yes. Add. TOM CHRISTY, Mgr. Christy's Comedians, George, Lyon County, Iowa, AT LIBERTY, A A XJiurjii.1, i f LEWIS and NORArl KLINE, For Rep.. One Night or Med. Single and doiijttje specialties, characters, comedies^ and heavies. For Rep., One Night or Med. Single and doiiQje specialties, characters, comedies and heavier Sober. Address, 1728 Champa St., Denver, Colo, MEDICINE PERFORMERS, all kinds. Mukt be Al. State salary and all Orst letter. CA1T. 0. W. *MITH, Hcdford, Iowa. At Litlrly. Trail Dramnerwith Bets. Also 8U7 cornet and Piano, llavo M. r. Machine and lldes, 4 sets and Films, sober. Address GUY IIRATTY. "The Kims." St. Cloud, Minn. ABEIT if LIBERTY, After Bee. 14. E. H. LITTLE (Wiek ahead), Along the Kennebec, ss per routs. AT LIBERTY, IRVING and, VIOLA DARtt SONG, 1MNCK and SPECIALTY ARTISTS. Bell able managers only. Address VIOLA ItAltOY, lien. Pel,, Albany, N. Y. DO YOU WANT TO BE A HAHGIAHf A iltteen minute act. with all new stage apparatus and directions, js.oo, F. 0. CURTIS, Bos S, ITartford, Ot FOR SALE. One ot tho prettiest Moving llrturo Shows In tho State, City of 23,000. No competition. Very Uttlo expense will ohsngs It to a 10c. vandevll'- W. A. OHOVKB, Loganaport, Ind FOB SALE, OHJUAP. ONE ELECTRIC PIANO (ToDophoae), in fine shape, gioo. J. E. 6AHILL, ece tVllalto. St., Bal to., Md. The feature number of Nat Wills' Show, "The Lucky Dog," and a beautiful high- class number. PROFESSIONAL COPIES UPON RECEIPT OP PROGRAM. ORCHESTRATIONS IN ANY KEY. TsTaO 1Mr/> < D < DT6 f*{\ 13fl N. Ninth Street, JUSrs rfLUX&XXtLf3 K/kJ.i PHILADELPHIA, PA. ,;, ABTHUtt LOWQBRAKE. Mgr. Prof. Pspt. SLIDES "UMiUWMM* 1 SLIDES •»■■ iBBflssltsF Profe.slottal Copy. Biff Hit. ^sf ass■ saw assw •5.oo P.r s... M/GBEE MUSIC PUB. CO., Box 1713, Pittsburg. Pa, •'• 00 Per ■**• WOM r*Zt#&. EN OF THE PROFESSION and thouands of well known Society women know the in- estimable value of celebrated X. Bazin's Depilatory Powder, for removing superfluous hair from the face, neck or arms. Invented over seventy years ago in Paris, it has ever since been the standard. Women whose profession or social, at- tainments bring them in the public eye will speak in highest praise of X. Bazin's Depilatory Powder. Is never failing in' its results. Will not injure the skin. A single trial will con- vince you. Directions accompany each bottle. For sale at all first class toilet counters, or by mail, in sealed packages, free from advertising matter. Price, including postage, 50c. - HALL & RUCKEL, 215 Washington St., N. Y. CITY. Makers of 80ZODONT. FEW MORE OPEN WEEKS. LARGEST AN> DK8T FOPVLAR PRICED OFFERING IN THE SOUTH. 18 PEOPLE 18 7 BIO VAUDEVILLE FEATURES 7 All New Plays Under Proper Titles, Scenleally and Adequately' Freseztted. ■..'Repertoire. COWBOY AND TUB GIRL DAUGHTER OF THE CONFEDERACY TMB RUNAWAYS THELUA. NORWEGIAN PRINCESS ROXY O' THE 00 AUCTIONEER GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY JACK AND THE BEANSTALK Vs. nde v Hie. Geo. GREAT MUSICAL WILSON Marie THE ELBCTB1CAL ILLUSION FALL OF FLOWERIE BIAOK SISTERS WILSON'S SONG ILLUSTRATORS SOLOEN, Moving Picture Kins;. MILLER, Comedian, and MARCELLA HAMILTON, Comedienne. MISS EMNA STECK, the Tiny Vocalist Elegant Line of Billing. Fov Open Time Address BRUCE CONQUER, Mgr. New Payne Theatre, Mew Decatur, Ala. ' ATTRACTIONS ^W^m^TE^X*. GOOD PLACE FOR LIVE COMPANIES. 1 have open tine at the PEOPLE'S THEATRE, Houston, Texas, for Repertoire, Opera and Musical Comedy Companies, oae to lour weeks Bland,, seating capacity 1,800, situated In tbe bean of t his city of 100,1)00 inhabitants, wit liln two blocks ot tho main business corner, adjacent to all oar lines. You can give from three to Ave matinees per week. The Theatre Is the best family place ot amuse- ment In tbe South, and Is playing to capacity. It will ran 62 weeks in the year. Managers looking lor a olnoli should not overlook ibis proposition. Address ■ ■ . ■ H. D. RUCKBB, Rice Hotel. Houston, Texas. THE GIRL IN RED CO. WANTS QUICK Strong Singlo Girl tor Singing and Dancing Specialty, Sister Act, Lady .Musical or other Bpoolalty Good Sketch Team, write. Oood app&aranco .necessary. italanMow. Wo pay all. Long kcsbou' Male aots oomraunlcato alio. »ry. Q1RL IN Mil) CO., 7« if. Robinson St., OUbnrne, Texas. FILMS AND SONG SLIDES. Seventy-flye thousand feet or Fine Stock, large and small subjects, 8c. and up, ?.BM».]L , y* KQ2 FIT TO TBE. A tt tMsWW lessMs. Two hundred Sew of Song Slides, YOU SEEK THE NEW ANNOUNOUHENT 8I.I0E, lust tbe thing r sample. GENUINE IMPORTED FREI UY FILM AND SLIDES, IF GOOD. NO JCNK, DO.NOT ,_•• New List HAVE for 5o. shows and advertising, send 18ERS, Wo. each,'by the dozen, wo'. O. P. OALLOT, TO Christopher, St., W. Y. City. Gbaractotlatic larch and Two Step. THE BIG HIT Full ' Orchestra and Piano lto, Piano Solo 10c. J. K. 8TH0HM, Fub„ 138 W. Ofith St., N. Y. Full Acting Company Including ipeolaltypeople TUAT PLAY respon- sible PARTS—Leader and Advanoe Agent. Koto— as this company Is going out to stay, sal- aries most be low and In keeping with times, making above not only possible but a certainty, Address S. Wallace olikton. m Falsco Hotel. Chicago. 111. HAVE OPEN TIHB FOR NINA SEARLES' BED RAVEN BDRLISQUERS WEEK OF DEC. 10. Near Boston preferred. As I have five com- panies can give complete change for live weeks. Address L. B. WALKER, 3 Bowfloln f q., Boston, Mass AT I/IBBRTY Top or second Tenor. Just closed with Gotham City Quartette Read and fake. AKTilL'B FULTON, cure of CLIPPER OFFICE. Wantid Quick, Al Sketch Tub; Also Silinl Actor Kan with Ptolnre liachlne. All must change for one week. Those doubling piano preferred. Join oa Tire. UABRY 5ut, Alms, m. ROLL TICKETS. DON'T USE A STOCK TICKET. 0,000 of yonr own speelal tickets. SKrfovated and numb Bred on tho roll. >r •l.Ssfti 30,000, |«.O0| 00,000. «10.00' Cash mast accompany tile order. Got the samples. NATIOBJAL TICKET CO., Bhamottln. pa. FRED H. LESLIE OPFEKB HIS DOGS and PROPERTIES FOR SALE Leaping and TOok Dogs, Dog Orates. Clippers, Blankets. Muztloa, and NEWTOSK CLH'i-BRS Irom 1887 to I8M. Sellisgon acoount ol going It,to other business. Permanent address 8M Worth High Bt, liulllmore, Md. mmim it liberty, pee. 16, Barlesqae or Fares Comeiljr. llave a strong specUlty; can play most any part. Also Eiperlence, Swill Looking Chorus 61(1 wishes ongagemont. Address ABILITY, Pen. Del,, Syracuse, K. Y. Wanted, Vaudeville Acts All kinds at all times. Parlor Thoalre, Omaha, Neb. W. F. SrOBOKKR, Prop. WANTCEDI RELIABLE PROFESSIONAL ACTORS AND ACTRESSES FOR CITY REPERTOIRE TIME Knst be experienced Stock or Repertoire p™m. Yoa mnst also Act And do ono or more strong J No. 1 Specialties. State all In letter: Exnafemi age, height, with name of company last, and jonJ salary mnst be low, Joryon get It. SpeeUtJesnuw be strong. Don't misrepresent or you lay yonrsii. liable. Answer quick. Itcad this oyer and use umi. best Jndgment. w*, A.'DUNCAN and others, writ, HIGH CLASS AMUSEMENT CO. CAIRO - - - - ill. "I'M ALWAYS THINKINfi OF YOU." . SONG AND WALTZ CHOIU'S. Get This Odd Qnlck. A Hit, Hit. Hit I .Send 10c. to ■ ' "' J. E. STROKM, Pub,, 130 W. 00th at.. New York. Taylor's «fe!ir Watch Fob «.¥* ke . a . *. TW 7 oMraotive Ohrlstmss OUL Hade of genuine Horn Back Alligator with real claw Ornament. Send for Illustrated Catalogue C. A. Taylor Trunk Works. 88 B. Randolph St., 181 W. 38th St.. CHICAGO. NEW YORK. MUSICIANS WANTED FOR I Trap Drummer, Baritone Doubling String, Prefer f.ello; Cornet, Tromlioue. Other Musicians write. Olad to hear at all times from nood Minstrel People. PLAV1NG to CROWDED HOUSES. Address as per route. SANFORD B. RfeABY, _. Mgr. West Minstrels. WAN TO BUY _ BLOODHOUNDS BROKE FOR STAGE PURPOSES. State Lowest Price. Apply at once. GEO. A. FLORIDA, JR., week Dec. 9. Umpire Theatre, Prov- ldence, B. I.; week Deo. is, Grand Opera House, Boston,'Mass.; week Dec. 28, 14th St, Theatre, New York City. ' FOR SAXE, Also CHEAP STKKI, FRAME CHAIRS, loUatrie for MOVING PICTURE and VARIETY THEATRES. We can make a very low price. Address Dept 0. STEEL FPRNiruKK CO.. Grand Raplda, Mich. Slock Bramatic Paper Tho Finest l_ino In the Country. Write for prices. ,•••.. THE DONilDSON IffnOORAPHIX« CO. NEWPORT, KENTUCKY. 1USI0 COMPOSED AND ABRANflED For SoM«. and Production, of Every De- scrlptlon. At<lnu J. V. BENNETT. »73 Po I ut stseet, Provldeaee, R.' I. Wanted, Write particulars, Address . ' ROBERT SHERMAN, Poplar BlnzT, M o. CASEY TRUNKS NONE. BETTER. Less.than ail others Is price. Writefor catalogue 153WfiSt23St„N,Y. WATKYNS DOUGLAS '*Sgbt& Ingenues, Juveniles, , Ileavles. 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