The New York Clipper (January 1908)

JA^GABY 4* M MWIQRX CLIPPER as ■ » ■» TKB NEW ALBERT J. BOME, CoroUAl ikb Businksb Uuugii by flisk ' \1 1261 SA JURftAY, JAKUAltt *, 19u8. Bitom) I<ne 24, 1879. it tat Post Ofnos it New York, N. X., as second elite matter, into {hV aet of March 8. 1871). I rAtk$. Advertisements—32.80 per. lnct, single caluu. Advertlscmenti set with border, 10 pcrct. extra, it nscim-i ki\. Om rear, in advance, *-i; b|x months, f2; three moDthi, II. Forefga' prrttaprc extra. BlnslC copies will be sent, postpaid, on receipt of 10 cent* Oaf Term a ate Cash. THE CL1PPKR Is Issued every Wednesday mora- lair. The last four (advertising) pages 00 TO PRK83 on Hstordoy at It i. «., and til otntr pages on HONDAV and TU1«DA Y. The FoniiB closing I'rompU^ Taos* . dciy at hi o'clock A. M. . Please remit by express, money order, check, P. 0. order or registered Utter." All cash enclosed with letter Is it Iho risk of lender. Aililrc" All. 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MeDooionle.—Address John P. Ilogau, Klks' Uull, Mujestlc Theatre Bulld- inx, Now Vprk CI*J'. Ml8H A. ST. S„ Worcester.—Watch our vaudeville route list each week. M. It.. HlKgliiBvllle.—"Tho Charity Ball" wan prvdiu-ca Nov. 10, 1S811, at the Lyceum 'llieatre, Nov York City; Address l)anlel I'l'cihmuu, lA-vemu Theatre. New York Clly. C. -B. S.. New York.—David WarUeld tlmt appeared In "The Auctioneer" Sept. !», ,1»01, at the Jefl'erson Tlientrr. New Haven, Cunn. K. O.' 1'"., Hyraeuac.— Ihm Moo died t'ch. 22, WOO, ut Lung Bran h, N. J. I CAltllS, , 15. A. W., New York.—A wus entitled to drow cards. ■ • J. CK (J;. Sacramento.—B wlus. J.-B.,- New York.—Any straight flush Is what Is sometimes called a royal flush. The •attor, term linds no jilace la ully standard work ou Ilie gmhc of noker. aaiBfsrssg i] iT UejiueU'a KxcbmiKe Duokl»tT«, Aoiouk recent crignceuiebts thi-ough Ben- •ii'tt's iJiiinuille KXcnaitgc, Cliicago, nro: Ktllel Clayton, Orrtil Humphrey, Lorraine Kui'builiiii, Win. Hwui-ts, H. C. Buunlster and 'I'hos, McMauus. with Pantages Theatre mock Co.. Sea Hie, Wash.; Nellln Holland, Hlthltalpll Cummlngs In vaudeville; (Jeorgo V'o(i(ls utid Bessie Dvuiis. wllh "In Gay New lorl^l'.'.Co.: Ceorge It. Moore. Vrnd Charmau, Hubert H. Keune anU W. J>. Cliuinpcuois, with Ibe '-Tewlilo Theatre Htock Co., Buffalo N. «•; Jos.' A. Masou. with "Mub'addcu's Bow of I'lats" Co. i Ethclyn llosselc, with "The Rajah 0 f Bliong;" ltuth J>avls. with Laura Howe's '.Dresden Dolls Cl\; II. C. Mosloy, Helen I?, Ross nnd Oeorgo Kemblc, with lite -I'rluee of Swcdcu" Co.: Thos. Mann nud Mutid llackett, with "Olo Swensop" Co.; Ouldil Madden; with John C. Nujtent In vaudeville:: Kdlth Dc Valuinsedn. Hal hint, IUi'b uud Morris, llesslo Little, Lillian Kor- cue. Mabel Browne, Mnt'gle droves, Louise Allen, KITiel' Marslinll aud Theresa Loroy, Willi J.-P. Coring; and B. C. Wliltncy'a "'fha Whlrlwlutl" Co. ; Jack Uresdnvr uud Char- lotte Duncan, .with Powell and Cohan't 'Vapkce Doodle Hoy" Co. ; MUUtd I'll- uibrc, \Vl(h Tlarrht' "Dsuli'l Boone""Co.; Man Rulstuui. wltn mini Balea, In vauac- ijfUr: Waller Jiilllan Brocks, with Ibe Butty Uoltuu Vaudeville Co.: Adcluldo Ilyrd and n. I' Powers, with "The Ooveroor's Pn'rdoa" Co.; W. l,. Hwrne, witII Dick P. Sutton"! •Stock Co., Bntlc, Mout.: Gladys i;oorte, wllh- 'T'or Mother's Sake" Co;: Walter H. Gifcu. Anna liurlon, Maa'afct Tlinyer, Eliza- beth DO Witt, Bennett Kllpack uud Conrad Jloddcu,' with Hortenso Nellisen's "A Doll's lIouso , *'Co.; H.'B. Marshall, with Cohan tt outherlund: Piorcncc Hcwcy, Ulnlii Street llieatre, Peoria, HI.J Laurel Bennett and Alice Liiudy, with "On thb Bridgo at Mld- mght'VCo.: Pearl Sumraors, Bertha Crphcrd and Miss Belmont, with Jessie Mac Hall; Parrl Sisters. Ada Blair and Mario Stephen- fin, wllh "McPaddcn's llow of Pinla" Co.; JJorollry Quliiey, Ksta. Montgomery, Phil 'iiimir utid llelii-v Ijiiiplu. in stock, at Pes Molucs;.A. Ji Wiles aud W. 1,. Ti'lec, with "IVckV Had Bov" Co.; Mvrlle Clmrnhlll. "Hli "A Bare Across the Comment," nnd Willi O'Roiliy, with "Lost In New York." —j : ■*»+ 1 I'hunu'c In I'ollvy at the Trcmoat Theatre, K'iiiw' k Erlanger'S season of advanced vaudeville JdU come to a close on Saturday oveBlna, Jan. 4. and the Treaiont Theatre, Bnsloh. will ngnln lie given over (n lilgh- lirleed nltrnj-llnnn, nuder the dlrcellon of Llinrles Irolimsn, nihh & Hurils, In whom »n liitercst lit (he lease passes. J no. B. SeUoef- K'l wlllretnlii his jmhIIIoiI ns iiuinugei'. "Tom Jones*' will be the opcuing uttracllou Juu. U. Hogicne JcpsOn and Compnnr. ^„™Ii le B I aj0 J; and lue Manicure," a one net kZ£&J£ Gcor ? e Adc - ™* presented bv K2FS2J$!$i au ' 1 company, «t the Colonial. ""J* a 1 nd ffl^" Plenty of laughs. It SSSfiiS.'fi Rfi" and Interesting, with some funny dlalpgite and good ultunthths. f r™. ma lS r "g , t ?c,story receives a Visit „»°?, a rntl " jr l olA ealckcn" of n manicure Si? "?, 9 *l r °PPod In to blackmail the old fel- L^'^SfSi , that -t" 8 ?<»>. whUo «t college, lias promised to marry her. The mayor tells tor that she Is old enough to mirry, hut n?™ i . son ,' 8 ee 8 s B cd - to .he married to a nice girl and n neandil would hurt him, the t^ii?T... etr,, "i? u P° n ?. Mh«me to Outwit tho nianicnro. He accordingly works a dummy telephone, pretends to call up the police, and Bets an imaginary description of the mani- cure from police headquarters. The plan succeeds, the manicure weakens, gives tho mayor a I his son's damaging letters, and Is presented with Sl,oO0. Mr. Jcpson acted the mayor wllh a full no- preclatlon of the humor lu It. and got a num- WW of laughs. Perdlta Hudspeth did excel- lo^nl y ns the manicure, while George Stmirt Cliilatle. ns the son. and Elsie Dean, as bis intended wife, also did well. The sketch ran about seveutcen minutes, on the full stage. • ■ > »» llatdecii. Ilardecn, expert JaU-bieaker and houdculf manipulator, nppeared at the New York last -.veek. In his exhibition, and gave a quorter or an hour'B session with wrist manacles and lea Huns that was moat Interesting. lie begins with n brief talk oa the how and why ol Ills act, and then gels several men with handcuffs to come up on the sluge nnd shackle him. Last Monday attcmoou lio slipped out of three pairs of wrist bandages nnd one pair of leg-Irons, ull placed on Irtm a .W b, l, Knm . c . l - ,nic ' wUh remarkable quickness, liberating himself In a small cabinet which permits his head to be In full view of the audience, but covers up his hands and feet. After some more quick shedding of Irons from bis wrists, Hardo«u, securely shackled and tied up lu a sack. Is placed In a trunk, nnd his female assistant, after locking the trunk nnd tying ropes around It, wheels It into a cabinet, steps inside *hc curtain, counts three, nnd Hanleen. in lhat space of time lias been-liberated and undoes the'trunk to "WW that (he assistant has changed places wllh hliu In the sack. This trunk mystery, nlthough by no means new. Is done so quickly I hat It makes a hit. The act runs about lifteen minutes, on the full sluge. «» » Laddie CHIT. The first American appearance of Laddie Cliff, n boy comedian uud eccentric dancer, was made at the Colonial lust week, and hr- was given a welcome that for warmth equaled any that has recently been accorded even tuo best known of the European stars. Laddie Cliff Is a bill, slender young fellow who secius lu be abuut seventeen or eighteen years of age, and he Is a supple dancer, whoso eccentric steps are away from the usual run. He has a great number of these odd steps, and gets great applause for bis execu- tion of them, lie sings numbers that arc a Illtlc Hague, but his manner of Illustrating them In acting and vocal expression Is not calculated to cniphaslsc any objectionable features, and his telling of how the various people Bat down on the tack Is downright clever. The audience at the Colonial evi- dently thought the Laddie would do, for they gave li I in considerable encouragement. He works In one. » " > Trlxic I'rlnunsH. Last Monday afternoon, at the New York, Trixle Priguoza appeared and went through lier perfurimiucc, or a part of It at least, un- der great dlrUcuity. She was suffering from a severe cold, uud It was apparent to alt In the house that she wus steeling herself to' Lei* task, aud wus really suffering. She opeueil wllh a comic song about "n perfect lady," and then gave a few minutes «t tulk that won thn house completely. Her crinoline soUg,\lu which she was gowned In white, with a big hoop-skirt, was n good ouc, noil brought her considerable applause, but she evidently did not feel equal to t lie task of attempting her encore number. She scored well, however, Jn spite of her cold, and held the stage about fourteen minutes, In three. - > '* "', Frosinl. "The Wizard of the Accordion" was what ilie programme ut the New York last week said of ProsloJ. dud he lived up to the de- scription. He played some high class selec- tions ou that Instrument, and received warm- ly expressed approval from the audience. Ills finishing number, a well known medley of patriotic airs, was capitally done, and he was forced to take several bows for It. Zamlook Company. A very flue act la magic and spirit (ajf* tery was shown at Pantora. last week, by tuo Zamlock company, one portion of It, la nir- tlenlar, having the element of novelty. This odd and thoroughly Interesting part of tho act was the one lu which were shown the "spirits" of tho table, the dram and the hat. A, small wooden <Usk was placed on a table, which was then carried Into the orchestra and placed In. the aisle. Questions wero then asked of the table, and the disk rapped the answers. As the table was a small one, •with no chance for a mechanical contrivance to he concealed In It. nnd the disk moved about without any visible help, tho effect wat startling. The drum, n small oue, placed in full view of the audience, then heal various auswers to questions, and n hat placed on o tray tipped answers. There was quite a little fun furnished la this part of the act, and the novelty of It njaUc the audience keenly alive nnd expectant. zntnlock. a man past middle age, bus a capi- ta) specialty hero, and his assistant, a "tiled" Individual, gives him good aid. The entire act Is away from tin- beaten path, and It made a tremendous hit last week. It rail about twenty-live minutes, on the full stage. ; ««» ybita. - At the One Hundred nnd Twentyllfth Street, last week, an electrical novelty wus disclosed- in Volta, who plays the part of a modern AJax to the queen's taste. Volta Is Scotch to tho backbone, and ho performs while dressed In silts of his bonny native land. After a description Is given from the stage of the voltage necessary to light lumps aud kill people, Volta places him- self In direct contact with the eleclrlc cur- rent, lights a cigar with his finger, burns out Incandescent uulbs, lights lamps, and llnally sets Are to several luiudkorcUlefs that are placed lu contact with his body. He then sits down to n little supper with the various young fellows who havo been In- vited to witness the act from the stage, aud the frautle attempts of these men lo dodge the electric current that Volta shoots about furnishes plenty of comedy. Volta concludes his ciiterlulnment In oue by welding together in cold water two bars of Iron. He holds these bars In his bare hands, thus showing that the current must pass through his body, anil they are securely wolded In a few sec- onds. The act umde n big Impression. It ran about eighteen minutes, opening on the full stage and closing In one. li t tliarrun-Mornn Company. A new comedietta by Mntilo Keenc, culled "An Afternoon Mix-Dp." waB given at Pas- tor's lust week, by Jessie Chiirron and Jcsslo Morau, and sieging that was Interpolated by these performers gave a dash of variety to Ibe offering. The ltttio plot tells of how two actresses. In wait for an expected engagement, are worried because the monthly Installment fur- niture that decorates their flat Is about to he removed because of llic non-payment of money due. They are la the midst of a "rough-house" with the man who la remov- ing the furniture when a messenger comes, bringing their contracts. The singing was particularly pleasing, and thb playing of the Misses t'harron und Morun also pleased the pastor patrons. The act ran about eleven nilnutes. on tui! full stage. <i» llorncv Guldlu. The return of Horace Goldln from Europe, after quite an absence, was signalized at the Colonial last week by the presentation of some Improvement's to his act, and the new things proved to bo on a par with his other work—which means that tliey were capital. His tricks arc all elaborate, tho one show- ing the bridal chamber, In which he turns an apparently empty cabinet Into u prettily fur- nished bedroom, with a girl In the bed and electric lights about the room, being ono of the most effective things lie accomplishes. He still uses the trunk mystery, In which ho tires Jeanne Prittislolt, who gives him very good aid, into the bound trunk. Mr. Goldln gives the audience plenty for Its money, and doesn't weary the people with any talk, which Is a strong point In his favor. Ills act ran about twenty-four minutes, on tho full stage. <«» tyima and Parka. At Ibe Union Squure, lust week, Lyons and Parks, a male singing and dancing act, had many praiseworthy feMures, nnd the aud 1 enee wus quite taken up with it. Both per- formers are cajwhlo In their line, the younger, a boy who Is nimble-footed and a bard worker, coming in for Mm praise for his danclug. The harp playing by tho other member of the team proved high class met most agreealile. The act Is of undeniable merit. It ran about fifteen minutes, in one. Julia Murlimc. in "Gloria." Julia Marlowe appeared for the first time this season us a slnr at the head of her cm a company, at the Adelphi Tlicatro. Philadel- phia, Dec. "'. when she assumed tho title role In "Gloria," a new comedy, by Jumes B. Pugan, a young Irishman unknown In Amerlcn. Whipping Is the theme of tho new play, for the action centres around the pun- ishment Inflicted upon a self-willed Italian girl, who plays pranks with her lovers until finally oue of tlieul determines to drive the devil out of her by physical chastisement. Tho plav Is staged by the Shuberts. under whose management Miss Marlowe appeared, the three acts showing nettings of Italy In the sixteenth century. Miss Marlowe Is sup- ported bv White W.hltlies:>y, Prcderlc Lewis, John C. Dixon. David ft. Young. Thomus I,. Colcumn. Charles C. Cjulnii, Alice Harring- ton, Eugenia Woodward und Gwendolyn Piers. -— •• ii» - Christmas Gifts at the Ketr York Hippodrome, - Christmas was appropriately celebrated at tho New York Hippodrome. The big, huppy fniully of six hundred back of the Stage nilldc their presentations just before the niBllnec. The big audience hud a surprise before the curtain rose, for the company gathered In a clrcte on the stage and around those were grouped the men on horseback. Edward P. lempfe. the general stage director of tho Hippodrome, was mounted on nn au- tomobile, und was presented with a hand- some diamond I'lug by the members of the coliipiuiv. The pwseiililllon speech was mild" by Edwin A. Chirk. Mr. Tcinnle responded and the chorus cheered loudly, yliufrtzo Borneo, the bnllcl muster, was presented with dinhioutl ctiff buttons, the presentation speech being made la French by Eugenio omcini, Hie dnuscusc. Mauuel Klein, the popular musical director aud composer, was presented with an embossed leather jewel case add n gold cigar cutter by the members of tho chorus. The company nlso presented diamond rings to Joseph L. Hiindriihan, and Burns o'Hulllvaii. the iisslKlnut stage mana- gers: Bols-rt >V. McBrlde was presented with n Imnrbtniuc fountain pen, nud J. II. Levis n gold nilch from the employees of the house. Notes Kroin NorrlM & Itoive Circuit. Norrls & Kovve have purchased the entire zoological collection from the Chutes company In San Pi-anclsco, which consists of ele- phants, camels, dromedaries, lions, tigers. Jaguars, etc.. being about thirty animals In air This addition to .their already well se- lected menagerie places this lirm well to the fore among the big circus menageries of this country. The animals were transferred to Kunta Cruz without any mishap and the butchers of the city are In a huppy frame of mind. B. II. Dockrlli has been engaged by Norrls & Howe us equestrian director for the com- ing season. There are few men better known lu tho circus world man Mr. Dockrlli. The Peerless Potters have, been enguged by Norrls & Howe for their forthcoming aeu- son. The Potters are splendid performers mid they will be among the topllucrs with the now big show. ° The work on Norrjs A Howe's new big hip- podrome In Hun Pranclscu Is being pushed rapidly. The billing of the big show will bo t-oitiDieiiced Immediately. The opening date bus been set for Saturday.' Juu. If. Perform- ances will be given twice daily, and the en- gugcnicut Is to he Indefinite. It. Is the Inten- tion of Norrls ft Itowe lo keep their hippo- drome running the year round and to change the acta from time lo time as occasion de- mands, i «*»> ■ J. 1H, Ward Itcvelvn* Ulatuoad Calf HtiMiinst. J. M. Ward, manager of the American Tbe- nlre. New York, was presented with a beautiful pair or iibiiiiimii i-nfr bullous us a Clirlsimus remembrance by Hie employees of lira llifu- tre. Trcosurcr Win. P. Hmlth mud" the prn- eiilalloii speech ut a banquet given lo tha iiuphiyecs by Mr. Ward, Ted Marks acted'as tousttn aster. Pacific Coast Aniiioeuicnl Association Chantvea Managers, II. L. Learltt Is nor manager of the Pa- cific Coast Amiirtenieut Association. Mr. l/cavllt succeed* Chns. McNiffc 4.» i Zet.M.i TUmt.hton' baa'fully recovered from the effects of nn operation, and she expects to resume work shurtly lu vaudeville. Per Supplemental Lilt lea AnotiW DRAMATIC AND MC8IGAL. A ,, Adanu, Manda (Charles l'robuiin, bit.) —N. t. City 30, indcuuitc. Aboru Opera (Mlltou ft Sargent Aborn, mirs.)— Brooklyn, .N. Y., 80. Indefinite. Arthur. John (tV>|lsucr ft Oolouuu, mirs.)—Rock Springs, w'yv., Jan. 1. Efaustua 2. Diamond- title .1, Monipcllcr, M.i.. -4, St. Anthony "t, Parker T, Retburg 8. Rljjby V, Idaho Pith 10, Black toot 11. American Slock (Arthur R. Hcrbii. mgr.)—She- bojgau. Wis., M Jin. 4. Racine <l-lT. Aubrey Slock (D. Otto Ultaer. mgr.)—Michigan City. Ind.. 0 11. Ancell's Comedians, 0 (1*1. 0. Nutt. mir.)—Nel- son, It. C, Caii.. so-Jnii. i, Crauhrook, D, 0., Can., o; T. MeLeod, AIM.. Cin., 10, 11. Angeli's Coniedlias, D (Oban. MuiiTllte, nutr.)— Naj-re. Okhi., 80-lin. 4. Ashley's Players (liirry M. Ashley, nurr.)—Essie, Ncbr.. .lO-Jau. 4. "Along the Kcnueliec" (V. E, Tucker, our.)— Wilmington, N. C Jan. ], Florence, H. 0„ 3. Georgetown 3, Blinopvlltp 4, iMmden 0, Bnintcr 7, 8f. Matlhcwa 8, Orangeburg B. "Alaskan" (John Oort, mgr,)— Seattle. Wish,, 30-J*n. 4. Wcuatcbee (1. 7. Oosur P'Alcno 8. Wallace, Ida,, p. Mlsfouht, Mont.. 10. Metsoa 11. "Around the Clock," (lua HUl's—Otuwi. Can,, Jan. 1. Burlington. Vt„ S, Pittsrlcld, Mass., 8, 9eh«H.-'ti(tny. K Y.. 4, N. Y. City 0-11. "Arlxoni" (Dtild J. Ramiav. mgr.)—I'ortUod, Ore.. a»J»n. 4, Seattle, Wash.. 0-11. "At Yale." A (Jules Mnrfy. mgr.)—Syracuse, N, Y., no-Jau. 1, Rachwter 8-4. "At Yato," B (Jules Murry, mrr.)—Hot Sprlogt, Ark.. Jan. 4. "At the Old Crois Roads" (Arthur 0. Alston, mjrr.l— Bakir City. Ore.. Jan. 1, la Griode S, The Dalles II, Portland 0-1). "Aa Told la the Hill*." Western (Miculttoa ft Parley. OUtm.)—C'CCur D'Alcuc, Ida.. JlB. I, Spokauc, wash., 1!. Harrington .1, Wenateheo 4. Oticssa 0, Hirriaon 7, 1«w1kIoii 8, Ueoeses <l. "Are You Crisyl" (li. Lawrcrtce, mgr.)—Port- land, Ore.. ISO-Jan. 4, Astoria C, 6alom i), Orsut's Piss 7. Yrckl, t'ul.. 0, Redding to, Om- vlllc It, "A Child of Oie Street," N. Y. dry Jan. OH. "At the Wayside Inu" (John M. Miller, mgr.) — Roaevllle, III., Jin. I. B linrrynmre, IClhcl (Charles I'robtnsn, mgr,)—N. Y. Clly ,:0. Ind. iinlie. Bel lew, Kyrle, and Mirgirct Illlnglon (Ciiirhl Prohmun, mgr.t—N..Y. Clly 30. lodoflulln. Bernard, 8am (Charles Krotuoan, mgr.)-—Wash- luglon, D. C 30 Jan. 4. Bell. Dishy (Sam S. ft lw Sbubcrt, Inc., uigrs.) —Brooklyn, N. V.. at'-Jnn. 4. Burt, I.aur.i. and Bcury Staufvrd (Ernest Ahlp- uian, ingr.>—London, Can., Jan. I. Chatham L'. flult .1. (luelph 4. UatnlUon «. Ilirrln 7, Oal- Ihigwood S. Orlllla 0, Midland 10, Pctcrhoro II. Bindley, Kloreiiee (B. 15. Forrester, mgr.)—Ijrau- ton, l»a'„ ao-Jan. 1, Wllttes-Rarr» Uh % Blnucy, Horry Clay (Cliss. I'.. Blabey Aiuuae. Co,, nigra.)—Pivrls, 111., Jan. 1-3, Sprloalleld 4. CUlcaao 0-11. Buiitlug, Kouna—Burfta ft niminelcln's (Roy mgr.)—Sua Antonio, Tui., 80, in- ffffHjg g f CIAS WKI ttrti-i-»ir m Piihd »i Foo Kit B«w—Tfcotfght AmfHsfaHcR Mm- Jlty MlM HER LIFE SAVED B Y CuTICURA "1 have been treated by doctors for twenty-five years for a bad case of eczema on niy leg. They did their best, but failed 19 cure it. My doctor had advised me to have my leg cut off.* At this time my lor. was peeled from the knee, my foot was like a piece of raw flesh, and I had to walk 611 crutches. I bought a set of Cuticura Remedies. Aflcr the first two trcatmeuts the swelling went down, and ill two months my leg was cured and the new skin cuine on. The doctor was sur- prised and said that he would use Cuti- cura for Jiis own patients. I have now been cured over seven years, and but for the Cuticura Remedies I might have lost my life. Mrs. J. B. Rvnaud, 277 Meiitana St, Montreal, Que., Feb. 20, 1907." mam m S9 =3 n dcVnibf 1 *' Bishop, Chester (0. R, Helinboldt. nurr.)— Clarksburg, W. Vs., UOJuu. 4, Washington, l'a„ 11-11. Burgess Stuck (Jus. D. Glass, mgr.)— Cuinilllui, Mo., ;to Juu. 1, Ti-i'iileu 2-4. Black Pultl 1'roiibailournl Voclckel ft Nolan, nigra.) —Hot Bprlugc, Ark., Jim. I, l'rcseott 2, Hope •I. Temrktmu. Tex., '1, ribreiopvrl, !.»., 0, Monroo 11, Uiniileu, Ark.. 7, CUrandon 8, Jones- lioi-o 0, Piirusould 10, Poplnr niiifr 11. "Brcwhter's Mlilloiw" (Colniii Mc Harris, lurra.) —Clinrlestott, N. C Jin. 1, Matauuah, Da.. 2, Jacksonville, Flu.. U, 4. l'cniueola 0, Mobile, Ala.. 7. Hiittlcsburg. Miss.. 8. Kclma, Ala,, 0, Montgomery 10, Illruilnglmiii 11. "Bcii-Hiir" (Kluw A Brlaugcr, nigra.)—Cincin- nati. O.. JO .lull. i. "Brawn of Har/ard" (Henry Miller, mgr.)— Dan Francisco. Cnl.. 30-Jan. 4. "Buster Brown," Eastern (Busier Brown Auiuae. Co.. mkn.)—Plilladeliilila, Pa., 30-Jau. 4, Uar- rhonburg.Vs., 0. Charlottesrlilo 7, Htauuton 8, RoauokO 0, Lynchburg 10, Newport News II. "Buster Brown," Central (Buster brown Amuse. Co., nigra,)—Davenport, la., Jan. 1, Canton, 111., 2, Qulncy 3, 4. "Buator Brown," Western (Buster Brown Amiiae. Co., mem.)—El Paso, Tex., Juu. 1, Tucson, Ariz.. 2, l'huwlx 3, lies Angeles Oil, "BedfoTU'M Hope" Wtalr ft Hivlln, nigra.)—At- luutu, (lu., ,10-Jia. 4. "Bertha, Hie Hewing Machine Olrl," No. 1, A. H. Woods'—Brooklyn. N. Y., ItO-Jnn. 4. "Bertbu. the Sowing Machine Olrl," No. 2, A. fi. Woods'. (II. Victor hcblgbtoo, uigr.)—Harris, burg, Pu., Jan, 1. Colttiobla 2, Lancaster .1, Al- leotvwu i, PIhdiiIxtIIIo 0, PotlHvlllc 7, Miucn Uluuik N, Freelaud 0, Ml. (larnirl 10, Uatlelon "Vunnle Brier Bash" (Kblpuisn ft Culvlu, lagrs.) —Phiclier Crtek, Allu., Can.. Juu. I, Iflalr- more 2, 1 'irate II, (,'niubiook 4, Phoiulx U, Urccnwood 7. tlrund Porks, N. Dik., 8. "Broadway After Dirk," A. II. Woods' (W. U. , Irons, mgr. j—St. Louis, Mo., M Juu. 4. "Big Hearted Jim" (Harry Jackaon, mgr.) — W induer, Ida., Jan. I, Harrison 2, Cuiur il' Alone 8, Newport, Wseh., 4, Himkane 5, Suriigun 0, Walla Walla, Waall.. 7, lillcnaburg 8. Uoslyn u, Tncotiio 10. AU'rueen tl. "Hunker, the Thief und the Olrl" (Mlttenlbsl Bros.' Amuse. Co., niara.)—East St. Louis, III., iltf-Jsu. 1, South Chicago 2-4. "Bsd Boy ami Ills Teddy Bears" (Chua. 19. bl«- ncy Amuse. Co., nigra.)—N. y. city DO, inilcll- slip. "Burgomaster" (Wm. 1*. Cullen. mgr.)—Allen- town, I'u., Jau. 1, Kualon 2, Pliulra, N. Y„ .'I, ithuea 4, Bnmtford, Out., Can., 0, Ualt 7, Ouulph 8, lletlln p, WooiM'k;!; Id, Chatham 11. "Bachelor's Honeymoon" (Makes ft Cllsuu, uigrs.) —Kllttiwoud, Kuii., 0, Orcal Bcud 7, liulsiiig- lOii 8, Lamed 0. HI. John 10. "llnuker's Child" (Hurry tihuuuou, mgr.)— Mount Cumiel. Pa., Jan. 3, Ashland 4, Froelaml 7. Taunuiua 8, Hlatlugioii p, Liiusford 10, Leldgh- ton-11. "Brown From Mlaiourl"—Cumberland, Md, Jan. 3 "Beyond the Rio Oraude" (Howard ft Bull, mirs.) —Pollcrsdale, Pi,, Jan. 1, Clearfield 2. Patloii 0. U-cchhurg 4, Urbciioburg d, VVsyucsliurg 7, Jeuuti-slowii 8. "Hlsck Crook"—Nashrllle, Tcun.. 30-Jan. 4. "Black Beauty," Atkinson ft Thutubtr'a— Fall River, Mass., 30-Jaa. 4. C Crane. Win. II. (Charles Ifrohuiun, mgr.)—Minns- aiaillH, Minn., UO/au. I, St. Paul 2-4. Collier, William (Charles Fruhuiau, uigr.)— Kan- sas CMy, Mo.. llO-Jaii. 1. C'alilll, Shirlu (Dinle! V. Arthur, mgr.)—I^* An- geles, Cut., :iiij«ii. 4, Halt L«he City. 11., II s, C'heyeauc, Wyo„ V, Colo. Hprlugs, Col., 10, Pdehlo II. Corcoran, Jauc (Arthur C. Alston, uigr,)—Haat- titgx. Neb., Jan. I, M11 rye villi-, Kail., 2, Fair- bury, Neh., 3, York 4, Kearney II, (fraud Island 7. Columbus 8, Frwuont I), Ouialia 10, 11, . OrU-tt, Jas. J. (Mltlciilhal Bros. Ainuac. Co., nigra.)—Utlca. N. Y., Jan. J, 2. Ithaca 0, Kl- in I ru 4, Hyrucuae US, Rocliealer till. Cole and Johnson (A. L. Wilbur, nigr.)—Cluclu- natl, 0., 20-Jan. 4. Canjenter. Prnukle (Jcre Orady, mgr.)—Porlland, Mr.. 3U-Jam. 4, Lcwlston 0-11. CUimiu-ey-KeHTer (Fred Chauuci-y, mgr.)—Water- ton 11, N. V.. 30-Jan. 4. Cutter Ht«ck (Wallace II. Cotter, mgr.)—Butler, Pa., DO-Jau. -I, Canonshurg 0-11. Chicago Hloek (Chss. II. Rosa Kara, mgr.)— Auburn, N. \„ 30 Jan. 4. . Carroll Comi-ily (Dm Carroll, mgr.>—Roanoke, V-l.. 110-Jllll. 4. Ilrlstol, Tenn., 0-11. Colonial <jM'ra flliudfnnj Slilis, mgr.)— Jackson- ville. Kin., .Ill-Jan. 2.1. "C'llli-ge Widow" (Ueury W. Hurage, mgr.) — Tttesss. Ariz., Jan. I, illsli-e 2, DougtsM il, FI Pueo. Tea., 4, r>, Albiniii"i''|ue, N. Alex., tl, l,n« Vegas 7. Kb I'm 8, Trinidad tt. La Junta, -' Col.. 10, Vlrlor 11. "Cat sod Hie Fiddle," Lincoln J. Carter's—Balti- more, Md.. UO-Jan. 4. "Child of the Regiment" (Cbas. K. Blauey ABioas. Co,, Blgrs:)—CBlcago, 111., 2ll-Jaa. 4, tit. Loola, Mo.. 0-11. "C«w-J'imclitr," Ofilrll, W. P. Minn's (Sim M. Lloyd, mgr.l—Klreno, Okla.. Jan. I, Norjnsn 2. Paula Valley II, Ardmnro 4, ArllBgloa, Tax.. II. Alvarnilii 7, Illllabaro 8, Wratherford I), Mineral Weill 10. Thurber 11. "Cow.l'unohet." WonrtaVii, W. V. Harm's (Kdwln Pcrclrul, mgr.)—Laramie, Wyo„ Jan. 1, Wheat- laud 3. Douglas fi. Alliance, Neb.. 7, Hlduey 8, Cliappell tt. (Jgltlala 10, No. Platte 11. "Clilualo-.nl Charlie," A. II. Woods' (Dam Pino iter. mgr.)~Jersey City, N. J., 110-Jau. 2. "Csiunly Fair,'* N. T. Clly Jan. Ull. "Cvmlct and the Ctrl" (Mllteiillml Unit. Amuse. Co.. nigra.)— WIUvs-Burre, I'u.. 30-Jan. 1, tieranlun 2-4. "Convict »1»1»." A. II. Woods' (lajula Kata, tagr.l —Ohleago, HI-. 2tt Jan. 4. "Child Shall l/eail 'Jlicto" (Kdwln A. Relsln.iugr.) —Washington. 1). U., 30-Jau. 4. "Cindy Kid." Kllrvy ft Brittou'a (W. B. Fred* crh'ka, ingr,)- -PaterBon. N. J., ItO-.Iau, 1. "Ceorlrl's Daughter," Joseph King's (11. N. Har- lis. uigr,)—Niagara Falls, N. Y. Jau. I, Troy 4. "Cowboy Olrl." Kllmy A Rrltton'a (tl. A. While ingr,j—Montreal, |: " U '' 'Hi-Jan. 4, Ottawa tl-H. Watertown. N. Y.. U, L'tlca lo. il. "County Sheriff" (tt. K. Wee, mgr,)—Oil Clly. Pa,, Jan. 1, UreeilVlllo 2, Alllulim, 0., 11. Can- ton 4, Canal Dover T, Chrlchavlllc 8, Coshoc- ton 0, Zancs vlllc 10,'Newark II. "Chicken Trust" (IWwanl P. Kealey, uigr,) — Lawrence, Uaas., Jim 4. 1) ""• Drew, John (Charles Frubuiao, ogr.)—I'hlladcl- phhi, I'u., .1(1 Jan. 4. Daly, Arnold (LielUer ft Co., nigra.)—N. Y. Ully 30, liiilcflottc. Bar. Anna (Uriiesl Hhlpmiiii. mgr.)—Loulsillle. Ky„ ilil-Jan. 4, Hot Hprlugs, Ark., U, l.ltlle llvck 7, I-'i, Suillli 8. Duly. Bernard HI. I'. Fraukllu. mgr.)—laia An- •Ties, Cat.. 20-Jan. 11. Dunne. Allen (lieu. Kenuey, mgr.)—Colorado Hprlugs, Odo., Jan. 1, Pueblo 2, Trluldad 3, La Junta 4. Daugherly ShK'k (Payne ft Dougherty, nigra.)-— Clark. M. Dak.. 30-Jun. 1, lledrleld 2-4, Aber- deen ill I. Doiiiihlllidl Theiilre f \>lur J. Hniiahl. tins. tnrr. 1 —Ontario. Ore. 30-Jau. t, Welscr, (da., 2-1. Baker till;, Ore., 5, Tho Dulles U 8, Uissi RDer IM1. "Dairymaids" (Cliarlra I'rjlunrn, mgr.)—l>i ion, Mass., no-Jan. II, "Un'.m City" (Wells, Diiimo ft Barlau, nigra.I —L'lilosiro, 111.. UOJuu. 1. "Dendwood Dick's Lust Hbot," A. 11. Woods'— Newark, N. J.. 30-Jan. 4. "Duel, The" (Win. K. Bnarks, oigr.)—Houston. Tex., Juu. 1. Caldwell 2, Temple 3, Tailor 4, llreiiliaia 7. Narusola 8, llryaou II, Martin 10, i/orsieana 11. "DeHpcrate DhaiiCe," Western (J. 0. Patrick, ingr.j— Seal He, Waab.. 2ii-Jsn. 4, Everett C, ML venluu 0, Anacprtis 7. Tacouin, Wash,, ft, Ulyuiplii 0, Moutascna to, Huuulaiu )1. "Don't Tell My Wife" (Bcyerle ft Berry, tngri.) —RinWi-ll, N. Mel., Jan. 1, I'urtales 11. Cuuyou Oily, Tex., 4, Usaadlan 0, Woodward, Okla., 7, Alva ft, Keouu, Kuu., I). "Dora Tliorilr" (Harry Kellers, mgr.)—Ballevllhi, Can.. Jbu. 1, IfOinlUoil 2 'Dark! Ilartuu Harris, mgr.)— Phlla mgr.)—N. y. (N. Jordan, mgr.)—HprlnrBeld, Mass., Jan. 1, Worcester 2-4. "Daniel Boom- on tho Trail," Robert H. Harris' (Harry Feltus, msr.)- -Pine Bluff, Ark.. Jan. I, Hoi Hprlugs 'J, Arknilelphbi 4, Teisrkins, Tex., 0, Hherinuii 7, Deanlsoii 8. "Dangeroua li'rleml" (Harry P. Brows, tngr.)— icvaiiarllle. imi., Jan. I, L'srllogtoa, liy.. 2, MsihWtlhV li, ikiittal Clly 4. OwauaborB 0. MorgMiirlehl 7, Mailon 8, 1'rlucetou V, WsyDsla 10. I'mil n nil II. H Lileson. Hubert (Hnury B dclphlti. Ph., 30-Jun. 4. Elliott, Muxlue (Duo. J. ApplstVU Clly .10. iuilefinlh.. "IClid ot tho Trail," Lincoln J. Carter's <W. .I. Jackimn, mgr.)—Ilolwkeii, N, J., au-Jau. I, llayoune 2-4. "I'iliia, Hie Pretty Typewriter," A. If. Wouda' lloheri. (Joodinan, mgr.)—Youugstown, O., III). Jan, I, Akron 2-4. "Ell and Jaiin" (Harry Droene, mar.)— Win- burg. 111., Jan. I, Auburn 2. Morrlsrlllo il, list- uwiitl 4, ((Irani tt. Joras'/rllln 7,. ML (Hire 8. (Illlesohi tt. CarlliisvllJe lb, (Jrccuftclrl II. "HtKht Bella," Bros. Byrne—Rullalo, N. Y., .'10- Jan. 4. i. "East Lyiiiic," Jos. King's (A, A. Heymuur, mgr.)— Diinylllc, 111., Jul). I, Champaign 3, Illaoailiigton 4, llust HI. laiuls 7, H. "Kasl Lymie," Jus. King's (T. W. (iomlwln, mgr.)—Illouuilngton, Ind., Juu. 1, lilrausrllle 1. r h'leida' All Blur (Lew Fields, mgr.)—N. I. Clly 30, ludrniillr. Flginuii, Mux (John Curt, mgr,)—Han Francisco, Cal., 2U-Jaii. II. Foy, Kddln (Hum H. ft Leu Hbilburt, hie,, nigra.) —Brooklyn, N. V., UO-Jsn. 4. Fealy. Maude (John Curt, mgr.) — Winnipeg. Man., ''nn.. Jun. l-i, Mliiiu-apulla, Minn., OS, Ht. Paul li-ll. FieuiUig. Mamie (W. II. Oracuy, mgr.)—Mil- waukee. Wla.. ill-Jail. 4, Feuburg Huick, Western (fieo. M. Fenberg, ujgr.) -.Waterillle. Me., 30 Jan. 4. "1'orly live Minutes From Broadway" (Klaw ft KilnimiT. ingrs.l- -Now Orleans, La., -tl J'n. 4, Baton llougo fi. Nutelie/, Miss,, 0, Jackson ,7, Vlckabiirg 8. Mbn-vepvri, lass. 0, Ft. Worlh, •r*v„ lo'Dsllits tf. "I'hboIiihUiik Flora" (Ham S. ft U-e Hhuherl, lue., nigra. I- -Ml. Louts. JIu., -fl-.lull, 4, "Plaining Arroiv," (Waters, Lliicolu .1. Carrer'a —Phifin'/iil, W, Vh., Jan. I, Loiiucuulug, M'l., 2, Frustbiirg .'I, Cuiiils-rlaiiil L "Flaming Arrow," hhailh<iru, Llneoln J, Cartnr'a - lliiteliliikon. Kan,, Jan, 1, Klugniuu 2, Bar- |K.e ft, Aiilliony 4 "l-'iitut," White's (Olga Vena-, mgr.)— Marlon, 0,. "I'l'l'lei, by the Wayalde." A. If. Wooiie' (Fred I'lnek, ingr. I--Mllwaiikee. WN.. 20-Jan. 1. "Four Corners ot llin' V'.iirlli," Klllnt ft (JaaWdo's (DaaM Ileisl, mgr.)—New Haven, Conn.. 00- Jan. I, HarlBgOelil, Mass., 2-1, Ottawa, Can., » 11. "From Amuse (>i., nigra. I—.Clilcago, PL Ways*, Ind., «l-8, Omud itaplds, Mica..'I'- ll. "For Slolbci's Hate." ICualem (Holland ft Kil- kins, mars.i--Houlh Belhlrliein, Pa., Jsn. I, York 2, Hanover 3, Cbauile-rshiirg 4, Cumber- land. Md.. 0, MarllOHburui. W. Vie. 7. Wiilche'- ler, Vu„ 8, Frederick, Mil., I), Brunswick 10, Ihigcrsloivn il. it "Fur Mi.ilii i'm Soke," Western (Holland ft Fit Mil', mars.) Hun Hlesu, Cnl., .Inn. I. OraDgs 2. ivtiiiiier ::, ivoi.tni I, litsliaide ,i, Pnxadeua II. I'imm 7, Itlierslile 8, llrdl.nida II, Ban Iter- UanlliKi 10. "Fatty Fells" (DwHe Pepple, mgr.)—CI 11 ton Forge, Va.. .Inn, 1, Loilngbm 2, Hirrlsonbnrg it. Wbicheater 4. Front Royal 0. Martlnshurg 7, lfugerstowo, Md„ 1), Hancock 10, Piedmont, W. Vs., 11. "l-'iiiiuy I'lilks" (Pill Chuppelle, mgr.)—Macon. (hi,, :w, Pi. Volley 31, Miiuleiiima Jan. I, Vicuna 2, Pilsgerubl .'I, « fiMinl Opera rUclnileh ConrM, mgr.)—N. I, Ully :w, hideiinlm. Ming Hlng lo Llbsrly" ICIms, K. Blum/ so Co., nigra. I—Chicago, III., 211-Jho. 4,