The New York Clipper (December 1907)

'•*"?.--'.... ; , . 1222 jta . in.* ■*■' ■' *, t * ■£SL Deaths in tDe Profession .funics llriirj ttlmliliirl. :-lamef. Heucy Sloddsirt. the veteran nclor, whoso., deaih was briefly noted In taffltt iMlitmris-l.isl. week, passou nwuy at III* liiune- tih CHIT Rnud, Hevoirni, N. .1., on !*«■ i». With, lilin when In-, died were hi* son, Tbnmna* A. .Stoddan, unci Ills daughter, Mnry ('. Stod- dart. . On hnd 1101 appeared on 1J10 singe since April, Jiton, when lie wus stricken with parnlvsls while, on lour ol Hall, I int., In "Bo- aide tbe Bonnie drier Hush." After nn Ill- ness of seven weeks In Onli, lie -was able In return lo S»vfnren, niul Ills son nnd daughter went-to live *wlth-llin there. Ho died fi*iu ih» effects of n second stroke of paralysis. Mr. Stoddart wns born In Hnrn.iloy, York- bbire, Eng., Oct. IS, 1827, and acted ever since ho was a boy, playing om toon fit's ever since he was elgtircen years old. , Ills father, who had the same Initiate, wa"s a professional actor, and appeared at the The- atre Hoyal In UUsgow for thirty years. Mr. 3toddart bad live brothers, and tbey all took to the stage. George came to America, and lbs other four appeared in the English province. Chariot in (Ju*hman came to Ulns- gow when Stoddnrt was nhoilt Ion years old, and he was cast In piny Hm pnrt of Ihn gypsy hoy In "finy Mnnri'irhig." wliun aim appeared us-Mog Merrlltes. Ill* Ural npne.irunec, how- ever, wa* In "The Jlrnt Day, at Obisgow, Hevenil -years hsaTwa llMt When »" w'tis nboiii sixteen li'! mI»i illn««l I'll nwvpwmt nt Abeide'ii. II'' rcninliied there nearly four years, being cast mosHy.fur old men. Kiib- sequentlv ho played will) Mr. Musley, la Bradford, Yorkshire, Huddersflehl hih! Hall- fax. 'J'hen he bacaai* a menihcr ol ilm Liver- pool Tbeafre company, ncllng in iilverpool, Manchester and la-, ailtlhe provincial townH ol the British circuit. Ho mme to America In 1854, and brought a letter of recomtnondn- tlon to the elder Wnlhick. who engaged him for minor roles. Wnllnck's Thentrs was then of lae corner of Broadway and Broome Street. lira. II«ey, John Gilbert, John Brougham, Lester Wnllaek and Mnie. Funis! ■were nil members nf the company Matilda Phillips, w,hn wa.s then Ihe sinning lady nf ■ the nrgttnfeathrn, became .Mrs. Simldnrl In the year following. -Mr. Nniddart made hla American dohnt In ft email role In "A I'hn- itometiiHi In ii Siimd. frock." flv remained lit Waline'f's for Iwo seasons, niul In 1Sr.it be joined l.nnrii Keeno'i* runip.iny. He played ihe onrl of Adnin. In "An Von l.ttal II." When Utai Kecnc. la I8SW, op.'inil her theatre an Broadway,- wlileli wiim iifleiivnrilK known us the. Olympic. Mf win during. I bin eiigiigp- ftienf. thai. .lo<;efi:i .Icrfersou nuiili; Id* llrst iraMarMmi 111 Seiv York In ll>0 (tniraeler or Di'. I'linslnsM, in "Tho Ilelr iit-l-nw." hihI ■ Dlggorw In The Kpeetro nrltlegrnom." Mr. Sl'oddnit HU|i|Kir|wl .leiTersnn as Stead- fast, In the fonnrr pleee, niul as Nleo- demus In ihn hitler. The uyo nenmiiN following he n.'ii.l ,\t Manila mid llnlll- more, iitnl made up Ms mind ■n-fi«r timt: to- accept any sun of nn eiigiiKeuinnL so long ns It was wills a sioek eonipntiy In Mmv York. Accordingly he rtnmmn ramxrlMl wli.li ihe Wlnrer Gnriieii In IST.U. Me iihiyisl I lien.- with lilon IV ImhIi for Ihe Jiinl pari of ij)f anisrm. Md|i|«irilntr •••*ir<»rK«isi In Ihe hitler part of II. Annul!; Ihe pieces pisHllu'cd were not, nonclciiiilfn rr.rrlnli.iif ■"1'he I'rlckei. nn tbcvrtciirfli," niul "Mcholus Mcklehy." Aitnc* itoberiaim wn« I Im ■ lemllna wniuiiii. . Krnm IrtdL'to lUCn Alt'. .Stodiiiii'i iieleil hi Ihe (Hym- ■ pic 1 : fli'M.. under I .mini Kiwtui niul itriviwiiids under.ihn niiiiuigi'nieiil of MN. .Inliu Wond. While iheru he uiipenreil ns Miiiieypciiny In "'flic Long Strlko. n purl wild which he he- eame icleiirllled. Ilu KilllHN|rtently slurred In ■Jlii? Long;. SHr|ke.". iln reltirtwt in Wul- IntWi in IKII7, niul reinnlneil I here mil II i H97*i' rollnwliig Ihn uplnwli moveiniMil.'ilu; theatre ■ was then ksratvd in llM corner of Thirteenth fllreet mid llrnndwnv. luler heliig • known he the Hlnr. 'I'heoilorc Mnsn was ilieu atslstani freosurer. nnd lister Wnllnek lmd ' eoreeded bis fmlier in ihn iiutiiiigciliii direc- tion 6t the comimuy. While t1i*ri> Mr. Stod- dirt was frequently cost for rhnj'iictor roles, ■ Bitch na Dr. Tanglnss. Ilob Aercs, and Dr. Olllpod, ns Mr. Gilbert wim the first old man of tbe company. 'A. M. I'almer nbout that time enmo Into managerlol prominence tt lha I'nlou Biiuate Thentre, nnd mndc Mr. Stoddart a good offer to Join his Mock com- pany .on the, Utters returning from his atnr- . ring tour In 16711. With the exception of two seasons, when Mr, I'almer wont abroad, Mr. Stoddoil remained a uierolwr of bis stock company. Muring Mr. Pnlraer'a absence hi Europe, Mt\ Stoddart acted under tbe man- agement of Shook * Collier. He went with ' Mr. Palmer to i lie Mndlsrm Srinnrc Theatre, where he scored one of tbe great successes of his.'career as the old minister, hi "Salntu and Sinners." Ho did some reuinrkablo acflng In the Jiatt of the old Snuihcrn pUntcr In the company that crealcd •'Alnbamn." Mr. Stod- darf.'s first exiiiu'ltmce ns a star was under lvirke La ShellVs management, and the play was "The Bonnlo Hilar Bush." His stellar debut In New York City was at the Theatre Republic, Sept. 2$, 10"1, although the play received Its first production on Dec. '28, 18P7, nt the Hyperion Thantre, New Haven, Conn. The funeral services were held on Dec. II, at St. ,Tohn*s Church, Sewaron, N. J, dcVnlly.n thrntrlcnl nmhi.- . Tit'fi VllngrapU's laleat Ulis lnclmle -A ^|iM|MAf PAgf iff TtCC* irsr. Pa. died from bean til*- Sight In J»r*arolnnd," passed by wo children., V»||y|/Vl ,|V»»| UH'W, •alli^^I. Mno Jnolt»on, nn actress. In private life Sirs. W, H. Bergi-r, died nn Pee. I, after u surgical operation, nt the hnnni of her par- ents. In Chloiuo, III., aged iweiiiy-rour years. She entered the profession lu jxnis, .and in l^h) win nmrrled t» .luines II. ltny- mond. The team \va» liiinivn tiii itnymond and Jackson, playing lending vaudeville houses in Ainerlcn. In limn Mlsn Jackson was divorced from Sir. Hnymoiul, and mar- ried Wm. H. Berger In lllftil. Mr. Bergor Is n well known orchestra lender lu the West. Mlsa Jackron bnd ;lier kn«ci severely. Injured ' In 1R07 While tlolng nc.ronatlc duncing, which caused her to linve lier left, leg amputated In Sctober of tht« year. Her husband Is In laekn, nnd will uu unable io'arrive here he- lore the new year lo inke charge of the re- mains. A nab)' girl, aged nine months, sur- vives. Tho body wna pl.iced In u vault lu ■ Chicago. . i . The. fmu'i'ul of I Inin Itlooiluooil, • who hilled berwlf In Ilnltlniore, Mil., on lice. ■ h, was behl on !>w. 7, ill iiiinn, lu Si. (osirge's Church, Sliiyvesmit Sutnire, Ni'iv York t.'lty, ' wheii! she was nuirrlcU live ymirs iikt. After ' tin 1 service of the Uplsroliiil I'hiirch ihn body . wan taken to M'nodlawn. N. Y.,fui' Iniernicni. The ^ervlco vviin cuiiilnctcil by Ihe Hev. Aliil- li'il'ii Itlrckheud nnd ilie Jjev. Tliouins II, UoilnuiL .Inliu Teui|>1pliiii, nt one time u theatri- cal lnnuiigcT, anil fill her of r'ny Teiupleloii, died on Tuesilny. Dec. In, til ills home, 117 West Ivlghiy secuml Street, New York tlliy, iiged sl.xty-iilnii years. Ilu begun his uuiiiu- serlal curccr envly In life, nnil his wife. Alice Y'ay Viine, uiTimipiinlod lilin mi his turn's. When nt Teiiiplelon.weni. mi tbe stage her father liecnnii! her iiuihiieer niul cnniliiued to act In Unit posh Inn until n few .vein's agn, when falling heliltll foiveit lihu to retire. Shire thru be Im.l clevpleil Itlluself to willing on tlieiii I'lciil MiUjiicts, Win. H. rilioii, an ndrnure ngeut, died last week, ngi'd llfly-feiii' jrtirs. He lmd been • Aneiiclntcd nltli tbe Ibeatrlciil business for many years, having been ildvinire malinger for various productions of Augustus Plum. A widow, a skier mid n brother survive hlni. Funeral nsrvices were held nn Boc. .10, in Hie cbnpel of Ihe Siephen Merrill llurltil l'n. Kelson Lewis, of the renin .lulln Kings- ley nnd Nelson Lewis, tiled inddenly from •cute Bright'* disease week before hist. Ho was the son of Tom nnd Catherine Marcottc. •lid wus In his ihlrty-Ilttb year. He uinl Miss Klngblcv had been In ruudevllie for come years, i Interment was ' at - ShDrun tptlngs, S, I. - f* >'-'■ J 12' ■ ' ', Vtfirt .1. aicV'nlly, n Hientrlcnl iiinna eer, of Plltshurg, Pa., died from henrt tll»r ease no Bee. 12 lu the Western linlvenltf of l'ennsUvaiiln Ifnspllnl, I'hllarlelnnln. Mr. McNiilty, v/lib his wife, worn: lo Philadelphia flee, 1. He herntiic III. nnd Inst Tuesilny wns removed to the hospital. With II. M. linllck. Mr. MrNnllv wns Ihskch nnd manager of tlm Bijou niul Alvln TlK-nires. In I'lnsburg, nnd wris ns.snelatMl.wlih Mr. GuHrk In the man- ngemenr. bf Hie nl'l Htfir 'Jtirnlre, In New; York City, vetirs iiljn. Ilcfore the dentb K Henry Hi '.Uemictl,. Mr. MeNully was that. mllllniMlirVlliMncfrd man. When Mr. Ben- nett died Me'•divided his fori unn among Slc- Nuliv. iliiltek nnrt f.nura Illgear. Mr. ilc- Nultir leave* n widow ntnl sK children. Heriliil t'nrley. wife *,f .lolin P. CuMey ICorVf), for mnny yenr.=i n inenilsT of ibf Lyeeuia Stock I'"., Brooklyn. N. Y., died ^n Dee. 11. from consumption, after a llngerrOK Illness, at their residence, 1SL Alnslee Street, Brooklyn. Services w«re held.In St. Mary's Chnrch, that City, by /he Rev. Pother Crow- ley, and Interment was In Cypress Hills, Willis II. JlavU, an actor, died-at Port Dickinson, Si TT.. Dec. 11, after a'longillness, at the age nf thirty year?. During his ten years' ronnectlon with the theatrical business lie was with the following attractions, In leading and heavy roles: "The Middleman." ••The l.liile .Minister-," Kalherlne Holier Stock Co.. Ilinnui liiiiillUK flo.. Illlger-I 'ometl Cn.. Wild *. Ulch'n IMnyers, ihe Corner Slock Co. nnd the Kirk Brown Co. Ills Inst eiiKnge- inetil mis wlih .losephlne Cohan. vrpvniHje- villc Id* Is Kiirrlreil by his mother nnd bis •gr.ifidinothijr. Interment wns In Ihe Che- nango Valley cemefcry. Port Dickinson, N. Y., Dec. J3. . - * •' • Holier! Atonil Bennett, a miiskl.in. of Topekn. Kan., died n.t his home D«c. 5, from typhoid fever, bfler nn Illness ot five,weeks. lie had plnyad the .phno with the Lewis Slock Co., of Nebraska, during the past s*n- i?on. i'Iiiis, F. Ilosienqnes,t, formerly treasu- re of the-I'oiirteenlb Street Theatre, New York Cbv, died on Friday, Dei*. 18, at his home, pao Putnarn Avenuj, Ilrobklvn,. N\ Y. I'rnf. .loll n ">liirnlinll »VlfIIniii«, who sang at Hie Metropolll.'iii Opern House for some time, nnil wns n soloist f.ir .Tohn Philip Sousn rur n wnson. dle<l nt Cbllllcotbe. Mo.. Dee. ft. He Is survived by Ills wife and one sou. . Henry l\ "Wlllnrd, well known reper- tory timiiiiger. died from consumption at the. Inline of biffin I'. Itiisli, In N'-w York Clly. on Dec. Hi. Mr. Wlllnrd wns Liu* husband of MiiIm'I I'ngc; who has liemled one of his repertory nrgmilziitlons. The liody will ho removed lo l.oniloii. Out., for Interment. . Miirln.ii Vllclii Keen, an iietress, 'nnd wife »f ttnrl II. I.'uller, died at Hi. Luke's llospltul. Chicago, on Dec. (I, aoverril dnys ut- ter ii rlntigemus nperntlnii. Miss Keen hud been engaged In iniixlcnl cnnieily fur live years, as vncnlisi, dancer nnil vlnllnlsl. ll»*r iiillier wis nn Kngllsh uetnr. Tlinmns Keen. The lindy wns Inlerieil hi Itose Hill I'emetery. Chiciigo, 1>.*.-. .'i. Ilceior /.. H. Philips, of Trlnltv UplM'dpnl I'liurcli. nf which Miss Keen was an in-live member, rend the ser- l-Iil. Piper, innnnger of the Nevada The- atrical circuit: fo> twenty yenrs, dl.sl on liec. r. t in Vlraliilu. Nei*. • . liHIli" l.eriunii Hose died suddenly HI Viuulnrgrlfi, I'u.. nn Dec. :I7. Amlren \orrls, tin; showman, who-e Uiiiim* in private life wits Andrew Oizad, nnd ii le.iilier of c. |. Nun-Is. of Ihe lireater Noriis k llmve riir.us. look his life «dille [em- pnrnrlly lnsuiie, mi I'rlibiy. Dee. d. nt the bntiie nf Ills brother. In Sunni Cruz. On I. Mr. Norrls lmd ls*cn In pror heiillh for snine mm In 1S*2 br, wlih Wllllnni Sells alari- oil the Sells A Norrls ijlritns. Afterj Ihe lernihnilliin of this |iiirlneislilp. with Ids brut lire be flnrleil. the Norrls Bros.'Ting nnd 1'onv Show, which wus very successful. AlKint nl\- 'viiirs ago II. K. Itnive piirchnsed his In- terest In Ihe hiiHliics.3, nnd .Mr. Norrls re- tired fi«iiu Brtlve work. Tile funeral wak condiicled liv Ihe I.'lka nnd the llagles, be being a 'life-member of the latter lodge. He hiidrtl«uwanilB of. frlen'Ja throughout tbe countryij..'' : ':" i .'■■ .t':. ' -; - ; . j; ffiiittfl PitfSrei . OiitUeope Company Darns Oat. rite bns destroved the establishment of the Twentieth Century Opilscope Co., at 26 Stat* Street. Chicago.' The tire started from on Incandescent bulb and In contact with films. The fire spread nt a rapid pnc3. B. U. Baco- nian had l»ls bnnds badly burned, and, U will bo smue time before he will recover. 'J.'hij OplDcopa Company hre noiv mnklng their tenipotnry quarters at fll Dearborn. Street, and nra supplying their Irado the same as If no lire hid occurred, ns all the Him mer- chants volunteered immediately to assist, "A LtTTMi Gml Who Did Not Believt in SantiV Claii3" Is an appropriate Edison holi- day film.. A rich little boy, with'bis gov- erness, finds a poor little ragged girl freezing and crying In the snow. He stops to com- fort her. much against the wishes of bl* -gov- erness, and gives her his worm fur overcoat and Insists upon taking her home with him. In the rich little hoy's house, rfcaj talk of Santa clans. The poor little girl does not believe In Simla I'lnits. The Utile girl alarl.it for home wlih u warm enni: and some candy. The night liefore t'lirlsimaii. The little, buy alo'ps In n bed of down, wnlle Ihe little phi Hleps tin slrnw. Midnight. The rich Boy dreams nf the poor llillo girt. He waken up. Down xmlrs lie creeps with, lasso niul re- volver. The little boy holds up Santa nnd makes hlni empty his hap. Then off they go together up the chimney and away to tha little girl's home. Santa U too big fop the ehlnmev. Tbe little hoy ties Santa to Ihe gate nosl mid elhnbs down the chimney himself, nnd lets Santa Clans in nt the door. The poor Utile K lrl sleeps while Santa nnd Hie llltle hoc till tin* room with toys. The poor link* girl Wilkes up. Hurts Ihe toys, find never ngnlu will she tlotiht that there Is i\ Sunlit c.'lnns. Simtn puts ihe Utile tired liny hack in Ids iieil mid goes an his rounils to other Utile Isi.vs mid girls. •Lnnghliig i.'DN" Is Ihe latest: l-'illsoii coinle. -'Tlie Night Before Chrl>.lnuis," ••Pnrslfiil" mid ••College Chunis" lire In great rtciiuiilil. "Im. Skiviim" Is the lateBt blngraph film. Khoffhig bow an old professar of derniaiology priHSS-iis to cure all unsightly deformities of the limunii hodv. milking cverylmtly lienutlfiil In behold. The ulliinllotis nre screamers, and the net Inn quick mid holding lo the hot linbh. "IMflXfi AiaHBIM" Is n tiuvcl • subject put upon the innrkei recently by the it. T. Crmvford Mnniifiieturliig IM. If shows these Btrango ernfts of ihenir ns brought to their highest stile of perfect Ion In this country. The tl I in opens wlih n tiaiinrnnile view nf the crowd of i.mi.cii'iii persons which snw the IUkIiis niul ot Ilu* airships lined up for tho atiiil. Then nre shown ascensions by Horace Wild. Cnpi. Hnlilwlii, .luck Dallas nnd Lincoln Beiichev. These during pilots ef ihe air ate sliowii leaving the grouinl, seated upon the three cornered frame carrying Ihe propeller, engine mid rudder, .'ill xuspended beneath the Immense clgnr-sha'ped gusbng. They lire seen llsiur; over trev's mid house tops. Th" nieihod of nllghtlug Is iitsu plciured. All In all, ihe lllra Is Instructive, ns well an enter- milling nnd novel. Tim UMUT ,BE3HM (Dattle nnd Denny) have lieen running moving pbMH parlors since Aug. 1", nnd now bnve Ihree of them running—one lu Slntlngtan, Pa., and the other iwo In Philadelphia, playing vaudeville In the Philadelphia nous's, iwo nets each week. Mr. Reno writes: "We expect to open another house ntter the holidays. Business Is good. We give only one matinee a week, on Saturday. . Titr. Vllngraph's Inleat hlU Incline A Night In lirrarolnnd," passed by two children., piit lo bed on intrlstmns etc; by their parents and dream of a vlsli to the >nrfh Pole, where ma'tiy wonderful mis nrn sc,*ji, nil ImhuM with life. The .-hihlren have some wonderful adventures.In .rhnlr dreams, nnd linnlly nro climssl nnd captlind hyftwolilje Poor licars. who are Just In ibe airt of hugging them When they nwaken to llpd that It Is i.lirlst- ma:r morning, nnd they are In renlliy tielng bugged tight bribe urtas nf.. their parents. " \ t>lonn 7 s r/ivo Story" shows n drmimtl'.' hieldeut in elrena life. * grotesqni- circus clown loves Ihe beautiful daughter of nn oia performer. She refuses bim nnrt accepts the ntlenilnns of ibe hnndsonm ring iwatef, « lin Inter cb'Is her off. Then she.iinds the true worth of ii clown's nITeciion. S. Lint's hn« orlglnnfd another srnsn- Honnl flliu In •■rnel Pay-Train! Bobbery., of rreat dramatic interest nnd n atrpng morot. "The tsruon df Hungry Ciulcb' Is rjg^ •rtr-lesson of value. -Making of a Srodern Newspaper." "Ob Me, Oh My ?' ,'Only Kids and "A Drewe trotn the west" are «Jvlpg satisfaction to exhlblaors and sr-Ktators-alilie. •Tiif. WAtna or Ltrr" b the title of the Infest Gsumont illm, .'iroplieil by tbei KM ne Or.ilcal Co. If. is the story of nn old man, who. In search for yroiiii. pnrlnkes or. Inn wuiers of life, lie Is trim iformed Int.* n, voiilh, but linnlly l< imxli.c to return his fi rinor xime of^ol.l nge. T.io Illm shows many Minting transfonuirl^nts, nnd -'milgic ftflecls. nnrt will undoubtedly 'prove lo !^-a gteiir nil ractlon.< ' ^^ " In ordrr to avoid .nlj««i«-a «uul to l„»,.ro H.e pr.i«Pt del v«y »J the l«tler«,.ndverlleetl In Ihls lt»«. no nveloi.e iilnlnly addrease* mo-.he «"» "or encli Irtl.-r, and-* writ en ofcder for Ihe letter. -•«««» Tbi* 1 ne full name nnd niUrens and the line I," l,.T"lnea» follmle.1 hy Ihe .ender. innst nlao bo:<*sieln»ed. 'pen" inrall-ifl ll.e date (or nnn.- berl of the Ol.lPITn In trMA Ihe letters went for were Ml■!!■•■• LAlilKS* LIST. Fl'-i.p Kntherlne 51111s. Wlffred ■'r.'infc*. f.lllt.in ' eerfiiisoll l^Hlt** i-'svnr. Mirtnerlti 'Isk. Linnet Alpine. Jhnette Aymsr. Sm Anl»lon. M«l«*l Adair, rateen Adams. Mabel ■ Abdullah. Ju'sepbinc .'iintss. Po.-otby Alva, Alice A*lams. Clara Burby. J an* Bartlett. .tosephine Farnsworth. ITAII. ; Salt Lnhe CHv*—'At the Snll Lake (Geo. D. Pyper, innnnger) Salt Lnke Juvenile Band gave n concert to good busln?ss afternoon, and nlgbt Dec. 5J '... . •thii*Hitt»M (W. I* Jennings, resident'mofl- ageri.—Bill week of 16: Cnnlield nnd Cnrle- ton, Mullen nnd Cnrelll, the Arlington Four, Beth Stone, Mnsslsi O'Caruior, auo Captain Webb's seals. Dug (C W. Ander.snn, resident mnna- gpri.—•■Thorns nnd Ornnge ttlo.-noraR" did good biialness 8-12. "The Show Girl," lib 7ii, nlnved to capacity. "At. the Old Cross Bond-" 1.V21. • , .„, . , Lviur IK A. flrnnl. manager).—Week of f>, the Aloore Stock Co., In "Michael Hlrog- off," did snort business. "Tho Hold King"' lri-'.M. .: . • l i t * " I ,. ,. ARKANSAS. ■ . Little Rock.—-At' the Central iClisis. T, Taylor, manager) "The Village Vagabund' came Dee. 6. . draco George, hi "Dlvorcons.T drew two big audiences 7.' Dllle Mlnmrell 10. Bob llogcrs, lecturer. 12; '•George Wiuli- liiKtou jr." 10. 17, Hilly Kersanda' Minstrel j IS. "Are Vnu a Mason V'-'l. "The Walls o( Jericho" 24, ChaB. U. Ilnnford 2e. -LIUW Jnbniiy .loncs" ill, ''Blnek Crook Jr." 27. ;AlAJiiMTiL' (Saul S. lliirrls, manngeri.-rl'or week of 10: M'-llssirn- McDowell and Vlr- cliiltt Trescott. the 1'lvc Columblnns, Arthur Huston and company, Herbert Bert Leanon, George Stewart, niul Seymour's musical dogs. Dernird. May Barren, Slnnile Urinti Jenwlte Itnrrr. I'.leannr H-ntler. Mabel )lnli!i. -Kllnarelb licnner. fMUy lWiren-l. »lrs. Ailolpb nens.ni Jlsrioa.1. Bowers. Blanche Hnrnelln. nnnnnb Bnrtnn. Maud Balllett. - . Florence E. Blake Margnrite Browning, Mrs. W. Besly. Vlolett- ttilhoun, Sadie •Gotten. Allies Cram*. Pnrothy Chnileayne. Mar Clam. Olive V. Chester Mrs.fl.lv Cleveland Ooldle Cnrtls." Thcrcssn C.rnW. Winnie rViltn. Klsle V. Clillilers flrnco i'..n-ln. -Mrs. Clymcr, l>l»a I lark, i'lnrctte I Mx/ liny t'arr. Jtssla m /laclier. Muie. .-•itch. Alice , •lake,. Jleilan. rorrest Dorothy Allsa F. Oellst. fjertrwlc tlarr. Bstel M. Jonihniia MaryK Jnhtrii. MIsj ll 3»le. l-'lorenec .1rai*eir. Ireiei Onrnetle Jennele ■Iraccs. Kllwrt Hogmno. Kittle Hill. Nellie' tlawtrej. Helen ll.ill. Ada ' Hopkins. Miss A tjoiiston BeaPtlc llaver, Whinle U*alj..«5U»l . stall. Hazel M»7 tliintine. Mollle Ilnmnn. Mr*, J-. ilproiart, Jennie Vmrflierm, •■ illnncbe Ifanian. JlcHcnrr. Mls» Franeen Martin. iVnna B. Mills. Bert* Mnwerri jt! Mrs*, -flattie Moiilton. Bessie Melville. Mollle Mack, rlorence Meyer3 »tl!S Bay Uurrlssey Kittle lllnefr* ri.^ Nelson litis O.B Vlehnls. .MnTle Nnmrle. niadrtle Often Mr*.'J. t- O'Ncll. slhw-S. (i^hnrne. i.'lssle Prilnwr. Aliro* Provet. Ibwe Patcr^n. Mary riceblaal.* '• Manrwrlte rickard, Jlrs. Cnwell. Bena Parry Charlntte Bio.- Babe' Both, llarlci ilight. Mif . Unnkel. Mrs. M. Roundell, T - Gertrude ftoherts. • Henrietta Bay, Slsarlf .Mis. Harry flow. Mae Hendrlr. Anltn l|p.«se, Minnie llorru*. selma lis:tr.ii I'. . Bliht, Msr Rello- Rlenore Stuart. Mrrnsal rlililens, Ida* *l» , - - . cnn*'»i»r. ■**«■ Madlelne Kptesxel Mrs.Jno Hcoili-r-'N. . M-ihf-1 IJowiir*L Mrs. H HolTer. Mnrle- Hnwsole. Late llan-,-ii. Jlllire dtirrj-. ItOHnlln Jenntni: Sisters Clnire. Helen ' Incnhs Ellaal-eUi Cheater. Mile." lohnsoa. Nora Ilaiia. Vlelorla ' Kenny. Mrs. Dudly. Bessie KlKenue. Kltel G. llnnlels. Aanea Kenllni; Vlndnla llrnner, Vema tellor. Asm-s liriike. Thyllas Ihaiiuile". Jane Dnnvle CamlluelUe. Dilla Pniisl^s, Mnuell l|.nin)iole. tmvle«. Lllllun Mnnelae IKiimvan Csnnleilyirralee. »i All mailer luleaiit'ril for Inser- tion In CI.I I'J'KHS dalnd Dec. MS and .Ian.'! Anat ranch thlaafflcn not later than the mornlnga of Oao. 31 and Im, )S», reapeeilyely, to Insure* Insertion, *J (llcndqiuirters,. 11*12 Broadway, Kew'Yorkl. The c.'ithcrliig «t the Hermitage (Forty, second Street and Seventh Avenue), on Fri- day-night, Dec. IX, was unusually large. Thi guest of the evening v/aa Lew M. Fields, who attended his rtrst meeting since he was elect- ed to the fold. Friar Fields expressed his thanks -to the members for electing him, and said thnt he wotild be present nt every gath- ering in ihe iiuure. Thel''riar l>enii, CBarlea llmerson Cook, who presided In-the absence; nf the Abbott, then Introduced Taylor Holmes, of Mr. Wnrflelrt's company. Mr. Holmes told severnl funny storle3. Friar Governor Wa'-i race Mnnro, one of the most populnr men In ihe organism Ion, dropped Into town Inst week, n'nd on Friday night nttended his flrtr meeting In mnny week*. He was given a rousing welcome. He spoke of the good work done by tbe members of the road, and said that he was happy to see success perched on the bonnet of the Krlars. I'rlar Henry Edward Warner presented. In the name of John It. Hegeman, president of the 1 Metropolitan Life insurance Co., a hand- some brass gavel to the club. The gnvel was made by Mr. liegeman. The Entertainment Committee Friars El. Lawshe nnd Lawrence J. Anhalt, appointed bv the AhlVot lo secure Interesting guesta and provide entertainment for the Friday Night snfliorliigs, nre on Ihe Joh, nnd pronilso u ^htiering nrray of liil.uii. for. rnrlliemnlat; KrWaya. If an> Filur bus any sngge-<tinii lo make or tut'entertainer lo Invite, enm- nninicnie wlih l'rlne l.nwshe at the New York i'lienire, or l-'rlnr Anhalt nt the Stuy- vesnut. Coo]ierullnn with the committee Is . Invited nnd earnestly encouraged. ' Send in names of guests you would like to have with ns. Friar Simon Xuhra announced that lie had n rare collection of stage celehrltles, nniforin- )v framed, which lie desired to present to the Krlnrs. If they would hnng them In one nf tbe smaller rooms nf the new b'rlary. Friar Mlndll moved tbni J'rbir Xalini'-- gencftnis ptft he nccejiied, mid thnt Ihe Krlar he ten- dered n vole of thanks which mis enihuslns- llcully given. The romns In the iicr' Vrlnry will not. I>n reiuly for -New Vein's Hay, ns previously an- iiniiiieeii bi ibis column. 11 was ul» slid ill the honrd meet big last week licit one tat Hie nmst effective) ineaDS fur lin-n-nsblg Hie nlteiiiliiiieo ill: our P'rliliiy Kiiiherlmcs lo nl-least double mid possibly triple the present nuuiher, would lie io ntakn it spcclsl unpen! to our nssoclnte ineail»*r- ship. 'IVi such associate luembnrs its nuiy f»e this notice the-must urgent request Is made In count themselves aiming the regulnr Krltirly gntherliigs. Ta ncllve uietuliers si»e. elnl iippcil Is iiinde lo emphasise this point la llielr associate Jirelliren. After all, wo nre all Friars logoHier, uuil the nHSm.-liiie.tv lay niemher Is as much u Friar ns Ills ncllve brother. Certainly he should receive Just :ia iiiiiib return for the money he pays Into llio ciubyroiKiiry. As lbun» si*eius i.i In* mi Im- pression I lint Ihe chili, while primarily a jircsr. iigciils' oritani/.iiiloii. is Ihar unit noth- ing cl-te, the tline Is rl|»" f»n the netlve men in correct the error. Get out tin* ns*Micliiin niul lar members nrnl tunko ibeni t'i-,-1 and know that tbe Frldny nights belong to tlu-m mm well us In unv iither Friar. The following have lieen elected by tho Board of Governors : .iffirr.-— Fwnk T. Kliifzlng, Al. W, Walle. Kd. G. Stone. Arch AlncXiavcrn, W. Daylnn Wegefiirih. Ilreesc Sievens, Win. Todd do Vim. William Battle. Frank J. Lea, Chnrle* Seymour, Wilbur Harlan. t*tneiii(c.—Frank II. I'erry. Gen.M. Smith, Arllnir A. 1/saHa.T. M. Dougherty, II. fnirnt. A. Ilolbroolt. I-'. C. Nash, B. C. Whitney, John C. Drkcl..U. N. Robinson. Lai). —L. M. Fields, Henry Dazian, Taylor Gteen, Iierere, Ix*nnaM rirei,-. 1'rniikle na*/l"1snii. Jessie I Dunfnrth. |»enrl llrlshn. I/CM Ik* Wert Hoiuite jiolieriy. .Mum lie Meiv. Helen lierrcll. Paiiliae Ilaia'i-i', l.tliliy - lliaanilil. .Llltle liellur. Annie Iienioa. 'J'rlsle Buvennort Nette ylnwltnl .MtssF.J lair. Mnnvlla Hn I'ree. LlhhU* Deerluc. Ilatel Deforest Corlnne Be l^e. Lillian llnw Millie Price ICrrol, dny Fj!.m. .les-le I'.lnnti'rel te. Lillian F.verctt. Biith F.sinond. FI.i K** telle.. Binoche r.nan. Jnnc Ev.inB. Pearl lillls, Fay Edwatds. Kthel I.nvls. uualm I.**riir,l. Beatrlec arto. . Mrs. Artie f.ivlncst'jn. Jew l^iwry J.siimctic l^v, Vtrrteia. I,«e.-'l'j1i(n t.une'leii. •Kallierlnii l.anfcdoa. t.i.uhe Unnin. I'anllhe Hnntn»c Killth lIotitai,iic.' , - ■ ftenlta ilnnroe. Caryl fllll-ircl, MISS L. V»mitell. Oraco llaynard. ' Lillian C. if ■•Core*. Ms We Mllli. IVrla- Uaeaulev. Iner Knsoii, Irene Florence. Genevieve; lllteliell Corn L WaUli. F.tM MiKiiv. Bes*s|e Meiedllh. Carrie Melville & tsietson ll'tchfll. Meyers. Pearl Moore. .Addle i-.(iwara?. litoei \ioore. Aruae ■ wewim nm Emerson Flornce McCree JtrsStort Wood. .TullM Vliirrai, Anna Montana, ' Mrs- Jack!. Spiers. Annie Hneldon, June S'aaniinn. Irene Slater. .\nm Sira.""elle. • Minmerlte Spencer. Helena Sinter. -I.IHIe Stover Mrs. J.T). Heller. Vmiwis/ Swan. Olive flhnro. Je«slo (U Stearns, iray Shiliii. Msr W. *;enhrl«ht Bessie Sot. Il. r ,r,na Sovllle. MrsA.L. Sliertvood Beritia Sianlev. Ocrlnste Snnlieam. Ml«e Slur, lles-ie Siauler. Carrie . Si Claire Audrey Swiss I'nullne Seymour i.illhin T.vsj;n. Crnee 'j'rICr, lioulali Ttiorarwm - • - .Bisters Taylor. May me Tnylfir Tvrln rUsters Trier. Clara Togo; .Mate. Temple. Irene rorrf. tlesc erne, Nellie Walle, .Ml« Wolfe. Jnne - Walxisi. Fnima Wakenian. SV.'a Keith Wynnewnr4. Beleno Wttlili. May Miss Tom L. Wlieeler Sisters Winchester Ro«e Wetwierj Mahel York. May Tale. Miuie Arlington, Ed. Asber.' Barney Amerlcnu 'Tnirnvjetcrs Aldo & Vannerson Austin. Oeo. E. Austin & Cole Allen, Archy Asliton. Hurry Alden, John Austin. Harry S Alfln. Peter n. Allison, Mr, & Mrs. Jack Arken, Geo. Armatront:. Wnlt Breens. Three BlneKliuMi W.H. Brynlklseu. ' ■ » Barnard Bensoo. T. H. Brewer. >l. A. flreno!i. n. Butk**.. Jugg. Brocks-ay, V. h. Babooch, Tbeo. Brown. G. M. Borer,: W. T. Barlo* Percy A. Boncher, Evon Bretva. Ted Barton. Jos. t'nllal.-in. Jas.A. GEATIVE)IE\'S LIST. Adams, Wm. 0. iBlonilln. I>o ' Barrow & Ailnow Bros. Bonnett. K. E. . •- Mitchell Abraras & dohns.Brovrn, O. .Walt Douglas, K: E. All. Side Datloi. Harry He Mara, IM. Donovan. Jew. R Deloys, Three SarlhiK, Jas. onncllv. Jm. Dedge Co., Sanford Bavls. G. W. «. Oidd. Wm. C. Doiiulas, F. De Haven F. P. Oean. Louis De Bondy. Fred Darling, S. F." Dawxin, KalleyJ Dillon. .Joe Dalrymnle W. H Daniels. F. H. Douoirhue. .Tnhn Daacr. J. A. Decry. Wm. J. . Doner J * Nellie Dlnele, ffins. W De Voe. Eddie ' Darlp, Hal Dorolliy. (invin iJeiimond. F. Onvla * Siiahthl Dallcr, (J«>. L. ■ De Rose. *?. 1e Klrahr fleE Doyle. John X. Dol.1.1". A. lunhar. Ardile Dale. P. A. Cllswnrth II. n. F.ranlre l>m,hin '. -Moilclf. Mitr. F*vnn>. C. L. rUlIi* N'at Etbus. Wm. U, Kuicrson. Jtte F<tmoini». Murk F.lllot. Mav C. gopey. Ceo. , ; - Bheilanl N. Emle, Kldle Klllntt, ilci. K. Ely. J. Frank Emery, Will Klluaiuren. W.T Krnns. Allan F.vuus a Evans Kdwnrda. Al. mm. wmi Ellen-, _■ Chancing Elllng. H. Kbit.*, Mr. Kfistrltt. I Aal* J Fuller. Harry Fnril. ntllr •faiietier. doe Fairbanks. The Felldcr. Frank Frnwlcr. Jan. F Ford * Swor *.*r«|f|tc. Ab*v. Forresler. Sidll. Franklin > Siock Co. Fern. Ilarry S. Ijwronc: i-'ienilna, Urn, S Coha. Jos. Fotlner.-Wm _iii'cr r'ink J. : Fljcn, John A. Decter. Ed. rails, Hilly A. Dnk*. Wm. i-'nlrchlld.-* It. I). Brmisden. il. E.inon.-.retia Ijewls, Freeman l>*w B°niS; '^l. 05,11 a>'»e«n«ir». ' ;Fennisnn. niek Italllniier, Hot r n rl M.lFen-Dallon Iliackclt BobtA. tairotr. M"kr IFarrr Benn, D E. DeiiTes, Watt RiKrawlej, Jim Barrett & , ,a* i> Harlo»e Dixon. Ames ft Corliett Amole, Nick Arlliictnn. M, Amour. W. 11. Alhertus, Sani Allen. V. 0. Adams. Jess Burton. Matt Belnmrr. II. B. Burtls. Harh : ButterAclil W.E, Parrymore. Jean llarr.urd. Harry nurnnm. Joe IVoven. H. J. Daunt, j. j. JIVIVM, II. II. Ilrork, Art Manor, J. F. llnrl-in, Sam J. Hellau. rat PoruB. Sum Fell, Untie Hla.Utonl. Chaa lllnh. Ilarry Brooks. Snm & ltie»e Jennuolte l'.rn-le. lid. Hell. H.-3. Hanka, J. O. liallev. John Ilu rues. F. D. Ballmlrc & Pralt Harlow iWllson Ill.-ii-k. A.'11. Brown, ttrw O. linker. Jus. Bellman .IMoore Uniwnlinr. John ' Bell. Jnuk Benedict. W. J llrnnilnn. Win. lliiel;. V. W. Itcrmunii, IS. A. Brunnell. Ileo. lluller. Win. X. Blnndea I/'andcr Hnrnell. Kd. Ilnrtli. Lee IIuhIi. Frank Burrett. K. T. Bnrk i Sen Mr. llkmilell. I.. E, Beiisnn. I.e Boy Chnnnleu Burrett Ed. Burton. Ilobert -Bnvlas. l»nls Ill.-ka.-it. W. E. Bush & Elliott Collins. Dan a.'ole. Gen. Cnuniaetl. Frank Cariull. IM.Jle Coener. Harry • I',iu hi. r ias. 0 Cllccfhs Bros. . Cursen. Jan. B. Clumber. Jos.0. Cllntnn. Geo. Crook. Ed. 0. Caierly. F. Culllsau. X. J. UrelRliton. Frank Chamnlon. Jack C'iinwtiier. B. W I Cook. Osejr F. i"r-il|,-.y, ilnllln Olenvnis. Bay C'urleton. Al. ConwMlv. Jas. F Oodot * Mack t'ortnr.ll. Cook. W. I. rrimfonl it Manning Coy in*. Mike Cooper. Ilerhert Chnninerailse. W. I. .'iH,|Rt- A Heel Clem', Cltaelle Coburii. Billy Curt!*. E.I. Prafti-nl. i". I.. Carter. Chn><. J. Cunvnv. Nick Craruinll. Milt. I'flrt -. Chn*t. tool. Chas. llarc. IL J. Cluvion. Fred i:rar! . . L. A. CiinV-na. Mr. Olyiaer. Fred IHajaaa, Frank L'armll. Wm. I' CbrUty. Thiw. Cohen. Maurice Canmiernn WmT flirUty. Wm. Cooaer. Judxe T Cooacr. llarryl Haeaerc !.. H. ; V» ton.;»! ar* Fentoa Hnrry C I'Wd". I". Beg" i: r<r. Jnllnn (lutes. II. L. firtdm. Chaa. Iftttd ll*r*/ejH UnViUia. Mlllla (tarry, Will ' Ooidivlii.'-Ben i,If-iic, 'Slini i Mick. Ji-SM'.G. ■ Htrrln. Jas: A. nan**, dm.' M. HrlrHa.f. J. rtivvllle. A. ■ nruhhs. .s. A. itnue*. Jt.i. naWhiwr. Willie filkha, W. II. <iro*«. W. Harrison-, afules ilarl-i. Mr. & • Mrs. J. Knox OtacieioChaa. S. aardlntr Will H. Green. JoUo E. (larfield. Jus. B. aovey, Wm. rsufln. n. I. (tramiirh. Cbts rionrley *•■ • :.: V;- ICeeBan, Gundry. J. 'A*, (ioodwln. Ben Grelner. Mr. t Mr.. Aril nr Gotrlell. W. V GMrrtaaa, Snapper Hart, CUas. Hani.- M. Halley, W. S. Haoley. Paul Hamilton & . . . Wiley Harowltt'Date Hirtimatl Mark HodtrJns. Harry Ile«ard. Geo, F Herman. Oeo. F Hill. BawU lierirootl Claud llaloniah. Mr. Hewitt. Vm. J. Hanley. Normar lianard. F. II. Haley, Harry ilawcil AMoitei: Hart.- Billy 1 tiller. H. Howard. Chaa. llenrn, Ilarry Hurst. Frank Hlckcy. W. n. Huntlnir. Tony Her. Met Henry OarltnnL ljnmroond F. U. llarrlniton F.A Mall. Albert Iliivir. F. L. Ilayser. .Wm. llarns. Ceo. Hall. Cm. r.l. Ilamlllons. 't'iir Howard ft O-iluhtn Ilyland. AL llsverty. Billr linndnrorth, II. 1 Intent. W. A. Howard. |l. .1. llhlley, Jas. L. Miller, rims. Hurt, J. C. Herman.-1~ ii. Hoeit.tOhns. llitgli»n,..t.'hiia.i; HaioV.i Bros. Iliirae.-slmon ij, lloivai-tl. Kiueiie IhiywortU.. Kd. llnffortl A: . Martell Hsiiford. Krtwln llotrnrd. II. B. Hnrnes. Msur.l'. Harder. W. H.- Illhhrrl. .'"oat Ilea I on. Jebn X. Ilinmn. Wm. - Jlusiul. (lis James Boys Mgr Ji-hnson. J. H. Jone» Win. J. C Jones, John Jnoela. Nlfk Jennings, Will Jenlnjrs; J. - • Jones. Frank L. Josavlln, C. 0. JacotsoD ElllaE. Johnson. Emery Jnxon*. J. J'. D Jnd. a. Jones. Ed. O. Johnwn. neo, t Knlp, Geo. E. Kennedy Chas.V kulctertax'ker fiieatrlciil Co. nielnnian. Mne Ktnnelv Matt.- Kyle. Jack I.'i.iinf, Frank Kclley. Sniilcr Ktvsloc sflrove Kenll>. Joe Klnes. Henry Krlder. W. Kraoo. Count Kelly. Clios. J. Kromt AABessle ICeeble. Frank Knlll. MIlo J. Rir.tr5t.-n, M. J. Klnalow. J. T. Koster. Hairy Kendall. Frank Klrke. Cecil Kelley.'Wm. 1. King, Frank E. Hosier. Hnrry It Im lull, riiin. Knovles.- A. B. Kelly. Fnlrleigh Klesko * Connelly Ring. Earl Keller. Geo. L«e. .1. W. LePr.Igo Barrow l*nu>. Wn'.tcr Lnnc. Geo, „.;. •■ j--i Ux.- Henry . La- Je-»,TheO .4 Csmllle tnng, Geo. l.eycrlnff.-.- ■ •i • Welllnn Lmirler. V.: Isrv^re, Jns. MK Henry S LAwrencc. Robt. Ixiekhn.-t, Eilwln Lee. Billy f L>*Vsl.- Onteh t.nta C.larenccA. Lynch,. Oernt Loetfler,. A. . Lamia. Geo.'. I if iilnii, this ', f .iirtley. jllerry ty.jllei l>*irti, -Billy ,\I l.otr*Ialld. I^irrcnee jir Hartinpion l#e. Samuel W. I.I vine-tons. S Lewi*. John K Lander. Frank* LaRcauo. Hurry Lyons Jos & Ivy Lynch. Frank . La Vclle. Hnrry beOlolr ABov en L«rcr. I> E. Latelle. JAhn A l.lnrHe.v. Oe,i. I«rvltt. Jith-i - Hclnotte- Clnnd* McAtthiir. flunite E. MCCnrtnev. W.A Mack 4 C^i Chas Miller, f.ir.i Murray l'eter n. Macs. W. O. Merrill. Engeae Uucdur..J. K Murrsv JnlesiS. Melville., Joan UcMabon & Crcminr Monroe, Hsrrr Markbam, E. E. Miller, frit* Matr, John... vtcKlm. Edwin Itantollj. Ihe -1, r , M. Uorloo. Phil Uni-ien. C. W. ililler & —* • — MeOanlej Mattlee WanlB Marlon, l'hll : Jack, ('has, E. vlelvln. Lank lortlmcr, Burt • Ir-rtlner.. J, Idr. Ilarrj- J. tcCullenill fatf lendlcs. Samnr IrCav, Prank IrVenii. Sher.l lantels. Tim damn, Ceo. IflVllle A Hli-dn.' lantastie Harr. .lartbi Pros. Mitchell. B. F Murray. W. J. Murphy ft ._,.. —Andrewi Marians. The Miller, 0,-W. Maslenl Marks Metkv.-W. Miieliell ll Hcrl Manrra*. Mackl - ;• llnlvruMS Mack.. Clias: K. M 1,'r. it.. 1^ 11 Moon-heiid. ILC Miller 1«ro*. . n ■ sto« Co. Marks. W. B. Mass.. C. S. Meade Dn'lilit A MAiuillln. J"e »layel', , . Hascn Nleeker. Wm. Mitchell. 11. F. Mansdeld BnhtA Manr-Uetn, Jock - Slr.Kliiny. Arth. Horrlo. J. F. Noi*man. HorryB Nye. B. H. Newhonse; Will Nixon. Buroll S Nevaro, J.. Nix. Ofe.i lleeti „ IttrelL :.& .ij. I(«*tes. Ea. italtfln.-Bert ■' ttnsaellf.- .... £•'-". JJiiVrtcrf Boss.. BlcUanti; Ratcroft t ■• 3S "Ltnei Reap. Will Keynolda.' Cldi ilimuiii; c.-1* »eila. Fr>rj ~ Raotti.-.u*, Hire. Din Rhtinrd*. p. p Benn. Kny ft-vjlu'.. ll. Retl. Milan) Roslers,- TLa n*M. Bert F Rlehardviu r t. t geynard Ed. r' Raveui-rolt. c e Rice. V. L. .smith. Jim Shea. Ttos. sells, Wm. inoiner. P.oy ■Mi, Aknit Solar, Willi. Swrarraaa. V ■ Willis |*. *»'.th, Wa't r shA» 6 Burton Setunlt Bnia. llttiart. Jim Kmlth-C. Htnry schnoliler Edwla .Stanley. Lew Scott, lirvrir Stntrmnit. Chai Stoddard & o v Wllsm Sutherland J. P. Schrock * Rlcr Slmcoe. Alliert Snahn'. j: Lesi> Sparfct. Mm. K. Schmidt Fred fi. Seaton, rreil Sreelsniiu, c.JI viruj ttnartjtt? ■'Irapsoa, F. \r. itanlor Chas n. Ihenkenhenrrr, '• Al. Htnse. I.. „ LVInllalsli SiimneV l/*Haji, Snlllrau «m. A Stntrmam tkr? Itoctwcll. Walt. •Ictana. l^o -tndtli.- John it. Jllter. U. I«n Ihejdon. al. || lampsou. lloj otruy. V. 11. itartnr. A. J. iage.'C. (Mil caraan. Wm. ■ •irstrr.'W.'i. ffton. Htrr? ■/arUel.'Sklp t. Onn>, VM d>»ldba. Jnoe' fatton, CUaa IC. v'hHtsion/W. T. kiirpbl, Ben • .'.iMijend, Franria tjtor,- Fmo. J. atmnn ft Wl!l!e ylor, *0. C- D":<os Steer 1-. Co.. Mtr. Hmdn. Ipirrv. real,ft j.nrotl f.tdd. iVIl-on R. earn,9m it. riMmiia.'.ternl. renni'. Cba-i.'i; Crlnacll.'L. . 'fhomason.r •' ,' A- •• ^Biweie Thurston. , ■■ s : ••.Har.-y.E. Slnton. Darr»;. an Antleft.-.tt^o VTaJrhhr.'Bfrt • Fetnou. F. O. VnOce, Earl VeM.r-llriM. Tuno.-Wm. II. Vnn,X)eo..X.. Voahr.jMr. wmiamion, P. Wllllamfc-Hvlt. 1t s| Blaci . Iscn, Bilsltli Wayne, A;. J., tialhank. F. A.Wafif, Jack A. Orvllle FrankKAValtOB, Lesttf OTtoiineil J.' F.rWinilea. Harrr Ottttllo. Gus Wright. Eil. P. Odell & Klnley IWl'latd, tbe>". Irnheus Com. 1 IWrlglit, J&Tin b. i'Brlcn. Xell !>li*enr ( Harry Ippeuhelmer, Walltrr.-.P. IL ■■ Joe. J. wards, Al:. rctdilnc Bjos. Weldon. Doiild ferkins. Phil Welch, fm, l-almrr. Fred J.| world, clus. Pope. J. C. tWalkcr, Frauk Price. Clay L. .Woodfur", i'.d tt I'lnarrt. AL ' IWhiitler F. L. Pearson, W. D. Wltte.'.WM. a. Powers. W. W. Whitson. Flnid Phllllns. 0. C. h^toa- * i'llclier. Fred ll.!woodruff. Hf.at' Palmer, Tt. L. Walcett. Edlrln Ponso & Leo Price. I'red L. I'armet. Leon • Piling, Wm. Priest. F. 0. Ferry. Chss. Qulnland & ■ Howard Quarters. John Uelss, Bert llym. V. W. Hoy lesion, • Crnii ibrfsell.- Robert Ito-c. Harry It'-ih. Chas. nuh, inn Ueniler, Ed. A. Kuisell, Frank Itorr.-, Bert J .. Reel. John P. WUsott. Bl. P- neynolds. Victor TuW. Arthur Iterocr. -Will G. Yorke A Adams Home A |Zlnk,:-Jeaj S. Fergnann;Zuinmft. Gc«. Welsh. Mont.TS!) •'. :■ A Healr Wilson.-Al. * F.Telrn (lo^lon Williams. Hirry Wellington Bui Wild. Wm. C. Welsh, j. c. : Wnlford StciCo Wllsoo.^J. A. White, Will I-. Welsli, J. A-:-i' Warren. Nor. D. Watralondle "' Com. Four Watde. l"tei- Walker Fmk *- Wood, Sam Welch, Frani Wood, Qea. -V> res, Walt B-irrawley, Jim ' I'h-o. un-ai Fltroxrakl w.D. sn. A. J. iFox. Ed. E. » Dent, lle.^. RIche ft Marie- i»lrta; l# Malre. Geo, Bold.-Johp H. Zlerke,.RotK". 1/monette. CI. FiRcaell. W. G. !i!eteeth.-F.d. 8EB XOTICE AT HEAP OF LIST. KBM&XSK.i. I.! Omaha.—At Bovd'R (Edw. 3. Mnnlghan. manager) Frank.-Daniels, In "tho I'm toned .Man,".opened n three.nlghL engagement Dec- iti. "Tlie >: in nil Mogul" i:nnies M, 21. Wll- lie.. Collier, •js-aft.. ••KHSclnntlng PFira" dbl Kood biislriesi S-tl. ••Checkers" had- large 'Houses, 12-11. j k .OismntM (Carl'. Heller, manager).—'D* 0 -past week u «ism1 bill drew larg> audiences. Hill week of lilt.Sllnnle Kcligmnn-and Wm. Ernmnell, Mnv Ward and her Eight Dresden Dolls, Frederick Voelker.. Mason and thitl. C'harlCH Sbnrpe, Dixon and Field*, Wm. Tom- liliK. anil the klnndriinic. _. Knuri ("Doe" Itreed,- managor).--^''!" GW Kent iieky" opened a four nights' enxngtitneni. 18.. "Torland" 10-21. "The. Mamma Maa 23-23. -Tcxnn* «lld big biialness H, W. •?" Merry Tramps" .10. 11. "Anita, ibe-elnglag CIrl" 12-14. : • - .- lirawooii (United Tlicatrcs. .Co., lanaa- .lers).—TUld lionse closed riu. t»: .vaudeville house 14, nnd will, reopen with .a slock corn- tony Dec. yo, under same management, ■■ a . i ' ■ - j Hmatlaa-si. — At the Kerr Opera. Dcd" (Tom Kerr, manager) "Toyland'' -plax"'V.' a goo dhnuso Dec. !». Slel9on's "Bnclo Too 11, "The sweetest Olrl in Dlilff , .14. "^ tilrl ami the aumpede'' lfl. AUcn Dnone I s . •The Mnyor of Toklb" 20, "Tbo DorU'a Auc- tion" 21. ,. 3=.*-. - ■-■■' I" ..: *»«» ;'. .■' '•■■- • . Fbask Whitmav, a ddnclnj yloltnl'L cele- brated his twentv-nlnth blrthrJa* Dec. H. • gnebec, nan. Ue e*y» he Is enWrng-ftcMlfnt health and meeting with success every 1 ""* he his appeared.