The New York Clipper (January 1908)

1262 THE NJDW YOBK^OIJ^P^ JANUABY4, Grand Open (Oacar Hammerateln Y.- City 80, Indefinite. Goodwin, N. 0. (Geo. 0. Weaden, ■».)—Hirt- ford, Conn., 80-Jan. 4, N. Y. Olty 811. , Oenaro * Bailey (A. H. Wooda, mgr.)—N. X. Clijr 80-Jan. 4. Ollmore, Ponl—Little Bock, Ark., Jan. 3, Vlcka- bilrg/ Miss.. 9. ' illlmore, Barney (HiTlIn ft Nlcolal, ogrf.)— Buffalo, N. Y„ 80 Jan. 4. Grabame, Ferdinand—Amiterdnm, N. T., OO-Jan. 4, 'Johnltown u-n. "Girl of the, Golden West," Sreclal (Divla Be laaco. mar.)—Loganiport, lml., Jan. 8, "Gar White Way" (8am S. ft tree Sbubert, Inc. ,)-N. I.l..'». Utchoeld 8. Tartorrille 0, Pan. 7. Mat- Bapldes Block .(Frank Ballntmir.. mit.)-Al«- / toon rf. TnaedU ». Decatur 10. Springfield 11. .andrla. La., 36.-Indefinite. Tc - _. . __ \ n.lutn'i nn»TMUin«ra (V XX W*»~... _ '. Oedtlrs 8, Wanet _ "Lost In New York"-(I. N. Bronion, mgr.)— Aurora, III., Jan. 1. "Land of Nod"—Ban Fran., flat., 30-Jao. 4. "Little Ddllle Dimples"—Grand Rapids, Mich., 29-Janl l. "Little Hette* of the Street" (Hortlit * Seamon, on*.)—Cincinnati, 0., 20-Jan. 4, "Life of an Actress." Aubrey Mlttenthal's— 0, Macomb 10, Atoo 11. "Row of the Ranrho" (David Belasro, Ogr.)— "Roiuid" \)D' f (Kiaw"*"KrIanger, Ofri.)— N. I. "lio^ra^BroJ: In Panama" (Ona A Mai Sogers, nigra.)—Plttlburg, Pa., ftOJan. 4. „__.„ "fubhlt Foot" (Pat Chapelle, mir.)—Newberry, FIX., Jan. 1, Ocala 8. , mm, MacaotejLmgrjJ Wells Ttt.. Jan. 1, Henrietta J, £=ET aKJBr " Stepbensvllle 6, Dublin t&JLSFt. BrownwooS », Goldthwalta 10, Watson's Borlesquera (W.. B. Watson, tm\_ N. Y. Olty 80-Jnn. 4. Brooklyn, M. y7 Ju Washington Society Olrla (Lew Watson, ngr'l^. Chicago, 111., 2»-Jan. 4, Indianapolis. In.) "o'.ii Yankee Doodle Girls (T. W. Dlnklns, mir 1-1 Louisville, Ky., 29-Jan. 4, Clnclnuoll, O.fc'li MINSTRELS. ••wSSiSaV 1 ' (Henry, W. flaraw, mgr.)--Aber. deen, Wash., Jan. 17 Portland, Ore., 3, 4, San Francisco, Cah,«-18. . mrr \—u>- Dockstauer'a, Lew (Charles D. Wilson, Dgr.L, " 'Way Down Eaat" (Wm. A. Brady, mgr.|— in Boston. Moss,. nn-Jan. 4; ' ™* r ''™ m m«T.)— DolM, » D,lle .(Voelckel ft Nolan, mgrs.)-i>,t nw . nhiiii^ihP to".- Kt„ Jan. 1, Henderson 2. Oweniboro • fi Obey Kvnnsvllle, la.!.. 4, Lexington, K™ 6. Stooi,'. ;-. -;, Somit- tivllle, ah.. Bite, mgn.)— Hnven 2, PonltQey Town, Pn., 19, Moneaien 11. "Gombler of tbe Weal," A. H. Wood*' (Al. Bleb, mjzr.)—Memphis, Tern., 30-Jatt. 4. "Girl at tbe Hunny South" (J. W. Huffman, mgr.)—Plttaton, Pa., Jan. 1, Plymouth 2, (tending ;!, Norrlatown 4, Went Cheater 8, Lnn- caater 7, Coatesvllle 8, Lebanon 0, Tamaqua 10, Pottarllle 11. "Girl Stampede" (V. ID. Lambert, mgr.)—Salt Lnke City, ('., 2R-Jan. 4. "GoM Fellow" (Botihy Newcomb, Bfr.)—Law- rence, Moaa.. Jan. 1, Taunton 3, Woonaocket, it. I., 4, Fall Klrer. Maaa., A, Newport, B. 1., 1, Westerly 8, New London, Conn., 0, Willi- toantle 10. New Britain II. "Glnarrhread Man"—Butle, Mont, Tan, 1, 8po- • Montaomery and Btone (0. B. Dillingham, ogr.) —= M.- n -««bJ?rt a B-.Ji 0 F? aD W0 4 r U ,. Tex.. 31-J.n. I. »S 5fe (F^'tVi, Merrltt, Grace (F.rneat Shlpman, mgr.)—Mollne, III., Jan. I, Darenport, la., 3, Clinton 4, Rock laland, 111., fi, Mollne 0, Galeshnrg 7, Mon- mouth, 8. Moore, aon, ton Murray nuitM—San Bernardino, Cal., Jan^l, BlrenlM Rll iSi/"tVeii fChka. r. Blaner Amnae. 0».. Terre Pa.', 30-Jari. 4, Mllwaoke?, Wla., <V8, Bhe- lioygan 9, Fond Du Lac 10, Appletoo 11. Sidney, George—Kannaa City, Mo., 30-Jn. 4, East St. Loula, III., f>, d. Terrs Hante, Ind., 7, Brarll 8, Indianapolis 9-11. . , _„.,,. B. UarrK mgr.)—Seattle, none, Wash.. 0-8. "Great DlTlrte'*—Ft. Worth, Tei., Jan. 8. Rapids. MIcb, 8-10. "Wine. W«min and Song." BnMero (M. M. TheiVe, mgr.)—N. I. City 3(l-Jan. 4, Phlladel- "^fh'en' Smith Came Home" (Brandon Courtney, mgr.)— Henderson, N. C, Jan. 1, Weldon 2, Tarboro 3, Roeky Mount 4. Wllaon 0 Green- »llle 7 Edenton 8, Washington 9, hlnston 10. .awrenee, mgr.)-Norfolk, ..^* n f , t ^„ B aaT«iaot"-St Jo^b, Mo., 31- ■ L 1 Blaney Amnae. 0»., ■"" '• ' v 7, Attlebom 8, Fall River P. New London, Conn., 10, New RochclK N. Y., 11. M., II. Mortons, the Four (Frank McKee, ogr.)—»«■ Irolt, Mich., 29 Jan. 4, Columbus, O., 0 8, Day H Hivckett, Jamei K.—N. Y. City 30, Indefinite. lleld, Anna (Ploreni Zlegfeld, mgr,)—Oleieland, 0., 30-Jan. 4. Holland, Mildred (F^Jwarl 0. Wklte, ogr.)— Moberly. Mo., Jan. 1, Klrkarllle 2, Ottomwa, la., 8, Keokul: 4, Alton, 111.. 6, JacknonTllle 6, Springfield 7, Cnnton 8, Oalesburg 0, Peoria 10. Hitchcock, Barmond (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)— Loslsrllle, Ky., Jin. 1, Nashrllle, Tenn.. 2, Mirks Memphis 8, 4, New Orleans, La., 6-8, Meridian, nO-Jan. Mils., ft. Hattlesbnrg 10, Penancola, Fla., 11. Maxim . Hopper, De Wolf (Sam S. te Lee Sbnbert, inc., —Oooi mgra.)—St. Paul, Minn., 30-Jan. 1, Mlbneapu- „W Hnnford, Charlei B. (F. Lawrence Walker, mgr.) —Topeko, Kan., Jan. 1, Emporia 2, Wichita 3, Hutchinson 4, Albuquerque, N. M., 7, El Palo, Tex., 8, 8, Tucson, Aril.. 10, PbofDlx, 11. tlnllnnd, n. M. (.las. K. Hackett, mgr.)—-Wash- ington, D. C., 80-Jfin. 4. Hlgglna, Datld (Stair ft Nlcolal, mgra.)—Hamil- ton. Can., .Ian. 1. . . Hendi-lcka, Ben (Wm. Gray, ogr.)—Lewlston, Ida., .Inn. 1, Pullman, Wmdi., 2, Genesee, Ida.. .1, Havton, Wash., 4, Waltsbura 0, La Grande.' Orf., M, Union 9. Baker Oily 10. OnUrlo 11. Hnrtlr, Joe (Nlenlol ft Miller, niL-ra.)—Philadel- phia, Fa., 80-.lan. 4. Norfolk. Va., fl-n. Hall, Geo. F. (Frank W. Noami, mjrr.)—Braddoca, Pa., Jan. 1, Brownsville 2, 3, Unloutown 4, Morgantown, W. Va.. (1, Button 7, Buckhannoo 8, Fairmont 9. Mnnlngtoa 10, Grafton 11. Huntings. Tbe Four (Harry Doll, ogr.)—Cleve- land, 0.. 30-Jan. 4. . .. _ Hocon, Urneat (Hurllg ft Seamon, mgn,)—N. I. City 30-Jan. 4. . _ , Hill Stock (Otto A. Hill, rogT.)--Golconda, III., 30-.Tnn. 4. ..... Hltnmeleln ideals, Burgemi ft Hlrnmeleln'a (L. A. Kuril-, mgr.)—Chester, Pa., ao-jso. 4. ton 9-1 Macnlllan, Francla, and Mrne. Bosloa Tan Drka disease! A Jonea, mi I, Oak Point 2, Bout 7, Muncto 8, Plqna, 0 Murray ft Mackey Stock (John J. Murray, mgr.) —lErle, Pa., 30-Jan. 4, Yonngstown, ()., nil. Murray ft Mackey Comedy (John J. Murray, mgr.) —Lebanon, Pa., ,10-Jnn. 4, Allentown 6-11. McPonild eon. ■gJW- Jggg" W Y. • Bantley, Joseph (Wm. Woods, mgr.)—Kimas mgra.)—Chicago, 111., Jan. city Mo ^9-Jnn 4 lotith Bend, Ind.. 6, Marlon g ^ rlo 0 ^- n(1 0f ; cra - (Bmry Km ll, mgr.)— , 0.,^. Miu 10. fflffln_ll. t Philadelphia, Pa., 30-Jan. 4. Stewart Opera (George Chandler, mgr.)—Balti- more, Mil., 30, Indefinite. Rummers' Stock (W. B. Summed, mgr.)—Albta., SO.Jan. 11. De Hollls, mgr.)—Frederick. Md., 30-Jan. 4. "Young Buffalo, King of the Wild West" (Oban. R. Blnney Amuac. Co., mgra.)—Baltimore, Md., 30-Jan. 4. _ . „, , - "Yankee Regent"—Sheboygan, wis., Jan. 2. BHHI.KSO.mi AND VAillllOVlIMO, Americana (T. 12. McCreary, mgr.)—Albany, N. ¥., 30 Jon. 1, Troy 2-4, Montreal, Can., 0-11. Avenue Glrla (W. N. Drew, mgr.)—St. Paul, "Madame Bnttefflj" (Henry W. Snvage, ogr.)— Birmingham, Ala., Jan.- I, Atlanta, Qa., 2, Chattanooga, Tenn., 8, (Cnoxvllle 4, Columbus, (la., 0, Montgomery, Ala., 7, Mobile 8, New Orleans, La., Oil. "Merry Widow" (Henry W. Savage, mgr.)—N. Y. City 30. Indefinite. "Merry Widow" (Henry W. Savatw, mgr.)—Chi- cago. HI., 80. Indefinite. "Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage Palcli" (Llehler A Co.. mgra.)—Washington, D. 0.. 30-Jan. 4. "Man of the Hour" (Brady & Qrlsoer, mgra.)— N. Y. Oily 30, Indefinite. "Mnn of the Hour" (Brady ft Grlsmer. mgra.)— Grand Roplds, Mich., 31-Jao. t, Sheboygan, Wla., Jan. 6. "Miss Hook of Hollnnd" (Charles Frohman, mgr.) —N. Y. City 31, Indefinite.. "Man From Home" (Llehler A Co., mgra.)—Chi- cago, ill., 30, Indefinite. "Ma's New Husband," I'.ostern (Harry Scott Co., mars,)—Charleston, W. Va., Jan. I, Hunting- ton 2, Mount Pleasant, Pa.. II, Statervllle, W. Vs., It, Grafton 7, Morgantown 10, Unlontown, Pa.. II. "MeFad.len'a Flats," Ona lllll'a (Joe Peltlnglll, mgr.)—Toledo, p., Jan. .1. .Flndlay 2, Lima "Sbuilows on the Hearth" (Arthur 0. Alston, «I'• mgr.)—Kinaas City, Mo., 30-Jnn. 4. "Secret Orchard" (Hnnter, Bradford ft Reed, mgra.)—Providence, R. I., 30-Jan. 4, N. Y. Oltr 0-11. "Shadowa on the Hearth" (Arthur O. Alaton, mgr.)—Kansas City, Mo., 29-Jan. 4. "SIneo Nellie Went Awny," A. H. Woods' (J. K. Roberta, mgr.)—N. Y. City HO-Jan. 4. "Shadowed hy Three," W. F. Mann's (Clarence Bnrdlck, mgr.)—Brooklyn, N. Y., 30-Jan. 4, Boston, Mass., 0-11. "Sign of the Cross"—?an Francisco, Cat., 30- Jan. 4. "Shoemnfcer." Ous HIU'i—Brooklyn, N. X"., 30- Jan. 4. Philadelphia 6-11. "Sweetest Girl In Dixie," Southern (0. 9. Ruble, mgr.)—New Iberia, La., Jan. I, Jeanerette 2, mgr.)—WhpellD., . ).. 2, New Castl, . Johnstown, Pi., a Reading 9, Alleniows Warmlnjtoa, mgr.)— Blchafds"and frin'gle's (Holland ft Fllklna, mgn > —Rocky Ford, Colo., Jan. 1, La Junta 2TLaa Aulmos 3, Ijimnr 4. Raton, N. Met., B, Trim. dad, Colo.. 0, Dalhart, Tex., 7. AmarUlo 8 Clilldresa 9, Qnannh 10, Ternon U. West's, Wm. H. (Sanford B. Ricaby, mgr.)— Qulncy. III., Jan. 1, Hannlh.il. !lo., 2, Jackson. vllle III.. 3, Colllnsvllle 5. Ceninila fl, iiooot Vernon, Inel., 0, Benton, III., II, «:iHi:l!H. Sun Bros.—Dayton, Fla., Jan. I, St. Angmrtoe », Palalki .1, Lake Butler 4, While Springs u, Adtl ? * MISCF.I.LAM'.ni s. Chicago Ladles' Orchestra (D. H. HnJermnan, mgr.)—Streator, III., 30-Jan. 4, Jefferson Ctly Mo., 0-11. Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. (n. T,. Flint mgr.)—Pekln, 111., 20-Jan. 4, Lafayette, | n |' KUi ._ ■ Hawthorne Club (Willis Rny, mgr.)—lmllnriola. Miss., Jan. 1, Itta Bena 2, Oondmno 3. Frank- llnton, La., 4, Laurel, Miss,., 6, Decaturvllli Tenn.. 8. Gallatin ft, Monterey 10, Lebanon 11.' Lee'a Glass Blowers. (Jack Lee. mgr.)—Tunnel, ton, W. Va., 30-Jan. 4. Lucey-De Bona Combination (T. E. Lucer, mgr 1 —Qranvllle, N. Dak., Jun. 1, Donnybrook 2, Ambrose 3, Flaxton 4, Stanley 0. White Earth 7. .Hay 8, qieadlve, Mont., 10, Mandin, H, Dak.. 11. Blue'Blbbon Girls (Jnmes M ?s^—SffiJ** UMpttjU. Nell, Trio—Phlladelphln. Pa„ J.n. 1, phla, Pa., 80-jan. 4, Beading 0-8, Bcranton ^, w Hopt j| ch al hsm 3, Tcue Hill 4, F.W " WooilslKiro, Md., 8, 9*11. Bowery Barlesquersj (E. M, Rosenthal, mgr.)— Scronton,' Pa.,' 30-Jan. I. Philadelphia U-ll. Bohemians (Barney Olrard, mgr.)—Boston, Mass., 30-Jan. 4. N. Y. City 611. Bon Torw (Weber A Bush, mgr.)—New Orlrani, La., 29-Jan. 4. Brlgadlem (Chas. Cromwell, mgr.)—Indianapolis, Ind., HO-Jan. 1, Chicago. HI., 0-11. Bebman Show (Jnck Singer, mgr.)—Colnmbui, fl„ 30-Jnn. 4, Cincinnati tl-U helhtown 8, Marietta New Oxford, Pa., 9. Red Lion 10, Parteshurg II, Mur.lock Broe. Co., No. 1 (Alvln MnrikicL. mcr i —Chase Mills, N. Y., 30-Jan. 4. Mnrdoek Bros. Co.. No. 2 (E. K. Mordoet, mir.) —Warldlngton, N. Y., 30-Jan. 4. Opel Norelly Co.—Reform, Ala., Jen, I, 2, Gordo 3, 4. Presenile & Edna May Mngoon (F. W. Msgonn, mgr.)—North Adnms, Mass., 30-Jan. 4, lilts- field o-l l. Bachelor Club (Arnold ft Hastings, ogra.)— Stw .. >ris (Dr. Haugeroa, m-jr.)—Fresno, Oal„ 'l\)ronto. Can., 30-Jnn. 4, Rochester, N. Y., 6-11. :io-Jnn. 4, 3nn Francisco 6-11. Broadway Oalely Glrla (James H. Ourtln, mgr.) ,^,^___^r^>^^^_>__<_.___^.^_ N. X.. Olty 30-Jan. 4, Boston, Mass.. 6-11. Morgan City 3. Thlbeiioux 4, faouma 0, No' City Rpprla tPhH'ISherldan, mgr.)—Sprlogfleld, Hlmmclcln Imperial Slock, Burgons ft Hlmmeleln's J. Ai.dnrson. Ind., 4, Louhrllle, Ky., Oil. iR. F. Hlmuveleln, mgr.)—Bay Oily, Micb., 30- "MIrwmri Girl," Mastern, Fred Raymond's (Geo •» Hurde'r-Uall Stock (Eugene J. Hall, mgr.)—Mid- dletown, N. Y., 30-Jan. 4, Schenectady Ml, Hsrrls-Parklnson (Robt. U. Harrln, mgr.)—Bpar- tanburg. H. 0., :io-Jnn. 4. Mendcrann, Maude (Joseph Parent, mgr.)—War- saw, lml., 30-Jan. 4. llutloii-llnlley Stovl: (George W. Bailey, mgr.)— Lynchburg, Va., 80-Jan. 4. lllllninii, Moy (Urnost ScbnalKl. mgr.)—Glens Fnlls. N. Y., HO-Jan. 4. _ Hnrvey Stock (Geo, A. Sullivan, mgr.)—Brock- Ion, Mass., 30-Jan. 4, Fltchliurg 8-11. Kli'Luinn-Bewsey (W. Al. White, bus. ogr.)— Ke- Willie.-, III., 30-Jan. 4. Hlllrasn's Ideal Stock (F. P. Blllmai, mgr.)— ilulliy. K.in., Jan. 1-4, Humboldt, Neb., fi-12. "Ilulv Oily," West (Le Oomte ft Fleaber, mgn.) —Ohlco, Cal., Jan. I. "Holy Olty," Kaat (II. M. Blackaller, mgr.)— .Sluimohlii, I'n., Jon. 1, Likens », Lebanon 4, Heading it, Potlntowo 7, Pliainlxvllle 8, Royers- roiii ii. "Holy Olty," South (Le Oomte A Flesher, mgn.) —AKheville. N. 0., Jan. J. "Human Henrls," Western (Wm. Franklin Illley, mgr.)—Park city, II., Jan. 1, Coalville Si, Brlgliam 3, Mnla.1, Idaho, 4, Logan, Utah. (I, B«1oe. mgr.)—North Baltimore, 0., Jan. ICoxtorla II, Tiffin 4, Gallon 7, Mt. Glllad 8, Upper Sandusky fl, Ada 10, St. Marya 11. "Mlsaourl Girl," Western. Fred Raymond's (M. H. Norton, mgr.)—Sterling, Kan., Jan. 1, Gene, sen 2, Penhody It, Wilson 4, Rnaeelt 0, Mills 7, ..iviigluu -rfi.y ,i. luiiRiiuiu 7, nuuuw u, ,vn- pollanvllle 0, Donnldsonvllle 7, Baton Rouse 8, Port. Qlbson, Miss., 0, Natcbea 111, Jack- son 11. "Sweetest Girl In Dixie." Norlhern (Will R. Hughes, mgr.)—Trenton, Mo., Jan. 1, Brook- field 2, Carrollton 3, Moherly 4. Macon fi, Ool- nmliin 7, Oentralla 8, Methvi (I, Fulton 10, Jef- fereon City 11. "Social Whirl"—Vlckshnrg. Mlts., Jan. 10. "Sis In New York," West (Frank Hopkins, mgr.) —Victor, Col., Jan. 1. "SI Plunkard," J. 0. Lewis' (G. D. Johnstone, Mass., 30-Jan. 1, Albany, N. Y„ 2-4, Brook- lyn 618. Craeker .lacks (Harry Leonl, mgr.)—Baltimore, Md., .tOJan. 4, Woahlngtoo, D. •'., 0-11. Canlno Girls (Jease Burns, imgr.)—Detroit, Mich., 20 Jan. 4. Toledo, 0.. fi-U. Cherry Blonsoma (Will A. 1'yne, mgr.)—Provi- dence, R. I., 30-Jan. 4, Boston, Maas.. 0-11. Colonial Belles (Chas. Fnlke, mgr.)—Chicago, ill.. Jan. Mi, NI'-.W HAHPBHIRB. SIainche»(er.—At the Park Theatre (John Stllep, manager) S. n, O. on Christmas, and n-ood business contlnueR. For week of Dec. 2.1, tbe house stock. In "Winchester." Nickel (Manuel Lorenzen, manager).—8. R. 0. frequently here. A. C. Alljen, Nettle Baron and Hilly Evans continue. Mcciunics' Hall (Dan 10. Gallagher, man- ager).—Biminesa in tip top here. Claudia Chompagnr Glrla (Phil Fisher, mgr.)—Brooklyn, BensoHe-Is being featured. N. \., 30-Jnn. 4. N. Y_. City. 0-li. . Notb. —Mntiager Mbiiih-I bmWIL of the "Mayor of Toklo"—Ft. Worth, Tex,, Jan. 8, 9, N Ncthersole, Olga (I/>nl« Netheraole, mgr.)—St. Loula, Mo., 80-Jan. 4, Cincinnati, 0., 0-11. Narlinova, Mine. Alia (Sam 8. Si Lee Sbubert, Inc.. ingrs.)—N. Y. Olty 80. Indefinite "Nellie, the Beautiful Clonk Model," A. II. Woods' (John Palton, mgr.)—N. Y. Olty 30-Jan. 4. I'roston, Ida., 7. Marlon, Utah. 8, Kayavllle Olcolt, Obaoncey (Augustiw Piton, mgr.)—Phlla- n;gr.)—Temple, Tex., Jan. 1, Caldwell 3, Bee- Devere's, Sana (J. L. Slmonds mgr.)— Mllwau- Nlckc-I, was presented-with a silver Elk match- vlllo 4, Sealy fi. Lj Orange 7, Smlthvllle 8, kee. Wis., 29-.an. 4, St. Paul, Minn;, Mi. Ih>i. on Rlk chnrm nnd a silver card case, 25, Elgin 0, Han Morcos 10. Lockhsrt 11. Daluly Duchess (Weber & Rnah. mgrs.l-Bos.oa, gF.jgjK of , ho hollso> the speech lita, Mam., JO-Jan. 4. Springfield 0-8, Albany, N. Y„ ^ate bj Walter H. .tones. ■ a Kerne.—At the Kerne Opera House (A. W. Qulnn, manager) (Iran*, HMM ft Bwaf- ford'w moving pictures, Dec. 2B, did- fine bull- nens. Rome attraction .Inn. 1, Hlckey'fl mov- ing pictures il. DRflAMLANn (0. S. Fuller, manager).—Pic- tures and Illustrated songs, to good business. MAINB. Portland.—At the JetTergon (.TulliiR Calm, 0, American Forks 10, Officii 11. deliilila, Pa., 80-Jan. 4 "Top o' th' World" (Ram S. ft Lee Sbubert, mgra.)—N. Y. City 30, Indelnlte. "Talk of New York'' (Cohan A Harris, mgn.)— N. Y. City 30, indefinite. "Three of lis"—Vlcksburg, Mini., Jan. IV "Train Rohbera"—Cumlierland, Md., Jan. 2. "Too Proud to Beg," Lincoln J. Carter's—Mooou- gahela, Pa., Jan. 2. Monesu-n 3, Charlerol 4, "Tempest and Sunshine," W. F. Mann's (Richard Cliapinuu, mgr.)—Monroe, Mich., Jan. 1, To- ledo, O., 2-4, Corey 0, Upper Sandusky 7, Bucy- rua 8, Marlon 9, Kentou 10. Lima 11. Gay Msnquerniters (Geo. Turner, mgr.)—Milwau- kee, Wis., 20-Jan. 4, Chicago, III* (ill. ao 1 ,d *7 °. roo ' I n i J ! co lJ" * i'™ 0 "' m«ra.)-Cleve- manager) for Christmas week the following m!i ni kiL' 1 S: ; '* n .-,.i'. Bu ?i'°'„ N '.X." B - u '. .. npnenrod to excellent returns: Alloc Williams. Golety Girls (Pat White, mgr.)—Chicago. III. 29-Jan. 4, Milwaukee. Wli., S-lL "Itippy Hoiillgsn," flni'uiTl'a—Yonkers, N. Y., O'Neill, Jumes (Edgar Forrest, mgr.)—South "Teiaa.'' Broadhurat ft Currle's—Minneapolis, . m »•____ n. ...-ii. m\ n - n * n 11 a ... t T-. .4 I m .. I M1 nil Ml- I ri 11 ,1 J mi"/ 1, New Rochelle 2, Dover, N. J., 8, Ornngo 4, Trenton 0-B, BllaulMtb 911. "Heir to the Hnorah"—Meridian, Mlia., Jan. 6. "Iliina Hanson" (Jos. T. McAlpIn, mgr.)—Cor- pus Clirlstl, Tex., Jan, 1, Florensville 2. I Imperial Stock (V. N. Ooates. mgr.)—Freeport, ill., 3(>-.laii. 4. "In Old Kentucky" (A. W. Dingwall, mgr.)—Chi- c.igo, III., 20-Jan. 4. "Isle of Spice"—Fort Worth, Tex., Jaa. 7. "In the Bishop's Carriage"—LHIIe Bock, Ark., Jan, 4, J Jefferson, Joseph and Wm. W. (8. W. Donalds, mar.)—Kuaomo, Ind., Jan. I, Frankfort 0, Mlwood 4, Marion 0, Wabash 7, Huntington 8, Goshen 0, Ho. Henri 10, Benton Harbor, Mich., II. JclYcraon, Thomas—Annapolis, Md., Jan. 4. .IiiiiIh, Rlsle (C. B. Dillingham, mgr.)—Chicago, III., tin, Indefinite. JniiMw. louls—Little Rock, Ark., Jan. 11. ",1'isou Joskins" (Wm. II. Kvnna. mgr.)—CoIIlns- vlllv, Conn., Jan. 6, Wlnnied 7. Norfolk 8, Lime Rock 9, Canaan 10, Kent 11. "Just Out of College" Uolhner ft Campbell, mgn.) —Cleveland, O., 30-Jnn. 4, Anderson, lad., 7. K Ktillcb, Bertha (Harrison Grey Wake, mgr.)— Cincinnati. O., 30-Jau. 4. Kelcey, Herbert, and Klllo Slinnuon (Krneit Ship- Minn., 29-Jan. 4. High Jlnka (Robert Mills, mgr.)—N. Y. Olty 00 Jan. 4. m &, 8 'iK 00, '?n r ,' ,T ; ^- ? lnU **> mgr.)—Scran- weolc, and, with the pictures, ond Porllnnd iJl^i. »ii. adf-^lJyUL"?"- N - T*Jb*±. Mckel Orchestra, pleased good slaed houses. 80, ICrankle Carpenter Stock Co. 31-Jan. 4. Portland (J. E. Moore, manager).—Rob- ert flreeo, Hadle McDonougb, lOthel Dnvls and Roy Purlngton were the soloists lnst ,. manager).— MuHical Macks and "old Homestead" (Franklin Thompson, ogr.)— Wllkes-Bnrre, Pa., Jan. 3. "Original Cohen," Rowland ft OHITord'a (W. T. (Ini.kill. mgr.)—Newark, N. J., 80-Jan. 4, Phil- adelnbla, Pa., 0-11. "Old Arkansaw," Eastern, Fred Raymond's (Leo Mueller, mgr.)—Union City, Tenn., Jan. 1, Hickman, Ky.. 2, Mnrlln. Tenn.. 8, Muvlleld 4, Trenton 0, Humboldt 7, Corinth, Miss., 8, Flor- ence. Ala.. 0, Huutsvllle 10, Decatur 11. "Old Arknnsnw," Western, Fred lloymond'a (O. M lik'kiii-ll, mgr.)—Placervllle. Cal., Jan. 1, folaom Olty 2, Jackson 3, Lodl 4. Stockton It, Modesto 0, Merced 7, Madera 8, Fresno 0, Sel- ma 10, Vlsalla 11. "Old Farmer Hopkins," Eastern (Wheeler ft Fink, mere.)—Rending, Pa., Jan, 3. "Ola Olson" (George Conway, ntgr.)—Lansing, Mich., Jan. 1, Albion 2, Homer 3, Angola, Ind., 4, Hlcksvllle, O.. 0, Auburn, Ind.. 7, Uarrelt 8. Benton Harbor, Mich., 0, Goaben, Ind., 10, South Bend 11. P Powers, Jos, T. (Sam H. ft Lee Shuliert, Inc.,- nigra.)— Seattle, Wash.. Jan. 3-4. l'atton, W. U. (J. M. Stout, mp.)—Palestine, Tex., Jan. 1. iiinii.. mgr.)—Chnttonooga, Tean., Jan. 1, Blr- Pumell. Kathryu. Stock (W, D. Fltcgerald, mgr.) iiiliiKlinm, Ala., 2, Montgomery 3, Mobile 4, —Fall River, Maaa., Jau, 1. manager).— Mm Olty, N. J., 80-Jao. 4. Philadelphia, Pn76.li. Ooggla, the blind Melba, waa tbe ptjnclpi> i Wllllumsport 2. '''ft m 8ln«Vm^l"o-Ande«on! 3 \''nu!.ya™ t 8! A '' , ' ln '«8»~' < !& i !"i a >"J%^"T»» feilure l«Ht week, Tn""conJuietron" with the "Tlirough Denth Vallev," Chicago. HI.. 80-Jau. 4. *JfrJ£2&&J£ h.Z,^!. 1 - . molloil plctgres. "Telegraph Station 21'' (Rapieri: Muthews, mgra.) ,ol y 5i" B , wl,low » «"« W. Hogan, mgr.)—N. ■ i 4»» —Clarkavllle, Ark., Jan. 1, Doming, 2, Mulberry, Ark., 3, Van Bnren ( •l^/iiirj."^^!^ 0 ' 8 ' " 8 ' cl "'-«»« Kentucky^ellee^ber-tOordVa-. ogr.)-M.nn.- _ - I. ii i u . I I j tllm . «*ai_ Tab* A 171A *■-.— -_s?T ^ — A *_ hews miVa.) » V ffi^ER «*»» » '■«". m»r.)-N. la aj mm - • ^ ll ' Jan. u-ii. i 0 Snrlni: ,e K^ HNaf ( J - ^rohaln. mgr.)—Kansaa City. 9 ClaremoM , >Io.. 29-Jm. 4, St. Loula B-ll. "' „ til ' 0,tr LULD (Dick P. Sufton. manoger).—Week Alf. 0. Herrlngton. roBr 1—Tror N ot °* e - 2 -r l* 8 ^W 1 " Sutton Co., la "A True l, Albany 2-4" N. Yrcity o-ii American," pleased big audiences, fipeelnl- New Orleans, l.o., <i-ll. Hellnr and Thnratoo (Dudley McAdow, mgr.)- Pirlello Stock (W. A. Pirlello, mgr.)—Peter- Into, Ont., Can., 86-Jan. 4. Loudon 6-11. Oluelnnatl, 0., 211-Juo. 4, Daylon 6-8, Ooluobui Price ft Putler Stock Co. (Price ft Bntlar, mgra.) U-II. . _.. ........ —Bellefonte. Pa., 30Jnn. 4. Orblaonla 6-11 Kolli nnd Dill—Cltlcngo, 111., 39. Indefinite. Kllllcb' Band (T. P, J. Power, mgr.)—Torreon, .Me.v., Jan. I, Agitnu Cnlleutes 3, 4, Leon 0, Gumisjiinto tl. Situs 7, IJiilmn-inan 8, Guadala- jara 9-12. "Knight for n Day," B, C. Whitney's—Ohlcago, III., 30. Indefinite. "Knight for u Day," B. 0. Whllney'a—M. Y. Olty 2(1. Indefinite. "Kidnapped for Revenge" (Obas. K. Blancy Amuse. Co., mgra.)—I'ltlshurg, Pa., HO-Jan. 4. "Phantom Detective," Rowlandi ft"Clifford's'(Davs MONTANA. Butte—At the Broadwnv (J. K Heslef, -...,—,..-.«- manager) "A» Told in the Hllli" pleased "Ur, ■ Suanldon" ,J. D. Barton ft Co.. mgr., HHS'lStlS 5 ^ BSM ^lftgKWB ",^W,U'L^s»^(,.A.Bchlk ^^^a^^EW* ' ""■ G ' 5Kerbre - ""-" ^■'"■ '• BBnflKhai . Da wn.Sou S: ^i ?; ^.fe« ift Klla, Mont., 0, Blair 10. Clielso 11. ..r.. 30Jan. 'Uncle F Martin 2-1. 'I'ocle Ackermao, De So 'Uncle Kibble, Cofioyvllle City 5, Car_ PAnK~§iRBETTwm""BrK^eKer!'m'onnger). ■Week of 22: Stuart Bonche, Virginia !• rn- " lllualrnted sobga and moving pictures. ' «•» mgr.)—lliidsou, Mich,. Jan. 1, Ann Seymour, mgr.)—Camden «"*■&.»• Walsh. Blanche—nulfalo. N. Y., 80-Jan. 1 ;;..,'"': ""v.", —„", „" tV. "•*, «.'..• waisn, mancne— nunaio, n. r., uo-jan. l. o.n Wllmlngloa. Del., 3-4, Brooklyn, N. Y., 0-11. Wartield. David (David Belasco, mgr.)—N. Y. Rei™' Re.niv si.a. /si "Panhandle Pote" (Abe l*vy. mgr.)—Toronto, City 30, In.lefinlte. "T'JJ iZ >n % ," w / A i Can.. 80-Jan. 4. "Poor Relation" (F. V. Peleraon, mgr.)—Greens- liurg. Pa., Jan. 1, Tareotum 2, Johnstown 3, Allnnna 4, Lewlston 0, Carlisle 7. Lancaster R, Contesvlllo 0, Weat Chester 10, Wllmlugtou, Del.. 11 City Wilson, Francis (Charlea Frohmno, mgr.)—Boa- ton, Maas., 30-Jan. 11. Welwr's All Stars (Jos. Weber, mgr.)— N. Y. Olty 80. Indefinite. Wilson, Al. H. (Sidney It. Kills, mgr.)—Jersey City, N, J.. 80-Jan. 4. 'Talf nf Country Klda" (0. J. Smith, mgr.)— Wnters, Tom—Ciiiuberiand, Md., Jan. 4. Meyeisdale. Pa., Jau. 1, llartoo, Md., 3. Mid- \, lWI , tUMea (Kinest Shlpman, mgr.)—Wllllan ft™' n 3 '.,. 1 1^""'. ,m i» ^ X"'t, 4 '^ lj0M S? nln !' I*"' «*«•• Jon ' J - Lewtabon 3, Sunbury 4, J Md., 0, Piedmont, W. Va., 7, Froalburg, Md., 8. ioy oily, N. J., 0-11. Leslie, Ilosahele (Sim Allen, mgr.)—Coonellivtlle, Ph., ao-.luu. 4, llellalre, 0., nil. Uekes, The (Will II. Locke, mgr.)—Council Grove, Kim., 30-Jnn. 1, Burlington 2-4, Km- iiorla 0-8. Long Stock, Frnnk K.—Oelweln, la,, 80-Jan. 4, Waterloo 0-11. Lake, Sylvia (Allou ft Zllloiau. mgra.)—Wells- vllle, D-. .10, Sallnevllle 81. Malvern Jan. I, Cnrrolllon 2. Ilonierstown 8, tlhrli-uivllle 4, New Cnnnerstowii tl. Coshocton 7, Dresden 8, Mlllerslmrg 0, Ml. Vernon 10, Newark II. Lyceum Comedy (Al. S. Kvann, mgr.)—Klaslm- mee, Fin., 30-Jmi. 4. Lyeemn Stork—Cumberland, Md.. .in-Jan. 4. "Lion nnd the Mouse" (Henry H. Harris, mgr.) Kornell, Lillian (Joseph Brooks, mgr.)—Newark. Wills, Nut M. (I!. I). Stair, ogr.)—Cnlnmboa, O.. —Hrrantnn, Pa., 81, Jan. 1. N. J„ 30-Jan. 4. 304an. I, Dayton 2-4, Cincinnati 0-11. "Lion nud (lie Mouse'* (Henry B. Hirtll, mgr.) Roberts, Florence (John Cort, mgr.)—Fresno, Ward, Hip (E. D. Stair, mgr.)—Springfield, 111., Cal.. Jan. 1. Oakland 24. San Joae 8, Sacra- tnenlo d, Portland, Ore., nil. Itoli.sr.it. May tl,. S. Hire, mgr.)—N. T. Oily 80, Indefinite. Ray. Jobn and Unirna (I-:. D. Stair, mar.)— Phil- adelphia. Pa.. 30-Jnn. 4. Reed-Stuart Stork (A. P. Heed, mgr.)—Morgan- lown, W. Va., 30-Jan. 4. Russell Bros. (Cbns. B. Blnner Amns.». Co., mgrs.)— Wnshlngtnn, I). C, 89-Jati. 4, Balll- more, Md., All. riiOniDA. Jaokaonwllle.—At the Dixie (Hal Mor- daunt, manager) the Colonial Opera Co. 1>C' 28 and week, ''Olivette" 80 and week. Gi- rode-Olrofln" played to (xccllenf business. DuciisiiAND TanK (C. W. Da Cosla, man- •g*r)-—New concessions. The Bostock Areni has grently Increased Ita population, aa W* anlmala which were) In Atlanta, On., hav. been moved here. ... Runaway Girls (Peter S. Clark, mgr )—Roehe.t.e ,r N K r — Thn Florida Midwinter IBipofitloa N. Y., 30-Jan. 4, Albany^ «-«, BoIjoln ijaa?' (Ll . W ' Bin^lBJ, director of exhibits and con- _Mli _ . ' D0, » 0 "' «"•■. cewlons). which onens Jan. If., nromiaei to burg. Pa., 30-Jan. ceaslona), which opens Jan. in, promise Reeves, mgr.)—pittj. be • Brand .success. lllce A'Barton's Big Gaiety—Uosi.m sri!; ., "»'■" •»-. --" ---■ '-■ -• ■*— <ft "The Robson, Rleanor (Llehler A Co., mgrs.)—Chicago, III., no-Jan. 4, Williams, Lottie (Ohaa. R. Blaney Amuse. Co., mgrs.)—So. Chicago, 111., Jau. 1, Peoria 2-4, Chicago 5-11. Rlalto Houoders (Charlea Trank'i.V - » .•pi'LR'g (Alton ft Alexander, nianngers o Kansas Oily, Mo., 29 Jan. 4 "t Ln!.l. W~ 'T 16 VVhTte Dramatic Co. opened for three Strolling Players (heals M flranat orr i *«•. weel<s ' 28 . wlth "A- Woman's- Ilevenge." Bual- „ fyinlii, Mo„ 2f».Jnn. 4. Mr * ni ". mgr.)—at. nc,;, j„ yety gow1 -Spoknno. Wash., 9-12. "Lion and the Mouse" (Henry B. Harris, mgr.) —Toledo. O.. 80-Jan. 4. "Lottie, ttie Poor Saleslady" (Chas. H. Blaney Amuse. Co., nigra.)—Detroit. Mich., 29-Jan. 4, Saginaw il-«. Hay Oily tl-U. "Little Organ Grinder" (B. V). Forrester, mgr.) ■—Johnstown, Pa,, Jan. 1, M.'Keesport 2-4, Pittsburg o-l l. "Lena Rivers" (Burt ft Nlcolal, ogrti.)—Pitts- i™if. Pa.. 80-Jan. 4 "Lily and Ihe Princess" (Frank Holland, mgr.l— RotnleyOny (Waller J. Nelson, mgr.)— Uhrlcha- Vlncmues, Ind., Jan. I, Princeton '.', Centralla, vllle, O., 30-Jan. 4. Jan. I Wal.lmann, Rdonnrd—Waterbnry, Conn., Jan. 1. Williams Block Co.—Wilmington. N. C, 30-Jaa. 4. Wills Musical Comedy (John B. Wills, mgr.)— Wlnstoo-Salero, N. C. 30-Jan, 1, Concord 2-4. Charlotte il-C Wilmington 9-11. Williams and Walker (Jack Shoemaker, mgr.)— Toledo, 0.. Jin. 1, Orand Rsplds, Mich.. 2-4. Detroit il-ll. Whyle Dramatic (Chas. P. Whyte, mgr.)—Okla homa City. Okla.. 30-Jan. 4 Trsns-Allantic Burlesquers (Hurlls ft h..^. mgrs.|_N. T . City\^rri^M^Tn.: — very good. OosvsNTtON IIaix lia» chflnged the name ond will he known ns the Auditorium. M will hook nttractlona from Bedalln. Mo-, through W. U. Woods. r.iggiri FngLiGit. leading lndy or Ihn Trana- Allnntlc Co., received from inc. members or her company aooie verv elegant and w?y> presents, and also checks. While Miss MJ- ikla- Tiger Lilies (Issr Omd. «,». \ „ . "W WD " n'wcnl from her dressing room i« "iJin 4. Wlto£2\ m F ) r$* lon ' "•»•• RV ,a K" 1 ,n at " 1 decorated It with a Sm U .)- Trocaderoa (taal u 'w.i.iV™ 8,, i'_. _. . Clang, bella nnd holly. Mlas Fretlgn ga" Twcnllelh Cenlnry Maids iu<nn ir^. -Toronto. Can?; 3o"j'an. ( 4 K !' B 7 ( r. 1 o? , "N": iTo- llgh was nlwent from her'dressing room the 30 Jan. 4, i'mvIden~"'ft'T , '.n7 < "" >1 '' "•»•• RV"' 9 P* 1 ln an <* decorated It with a Santa W E" la £!.Pt''Z ?«\ F '"J C Wn ?i nr,r '.."» T '>- Trwwleroa (Can" u 'wildVin '»»« m,. Cll i"'' bcr,lB « nrt hM J- *"** Frtllgh g»« Hnromood, Ind., no-Jan. 4. Belvldere, III., fill. 0., 29-Jan. 4. Cleveland «'n' B, « T -)-T»'edo, each member of the company a very nl« prerenr, and all spent a happy Chrlstmua.