The New York Clipper (January 1908)

JANUARY 18. THE 3STEW YOEK CLIPPER. 1329 INDIANA. imilanapoli*.—At English'sOpera Honse , \d F. MUler, manager) Mr*. Leslie Cuter, „ "bo Barry,' 1 Jan. 8, 4, scored • big former .cress to Terr Mg business, at advanced „ rices Amelia Bingham, in "A Modern Lady T'cdlva," followed. Adele Ritchie, in "Fas- 'natlnu Flora," 9, Ailed the house, and • nred an unqualified success. William Fsv- r<hara 10, ''The Time, the Place and the •lrl" 11: Otis Skinner 14. IB. I'abk (Dickson ft Talbott, managers).— ■i-nder Southern Skies," 6-8, did moderate business. "Busy Iuy's Boodle" 9-11, Cole nnd Johnson 13-15. Majsstic (K. W. Lawrence, manager).— Thp Foreoangn Stock Co. appeared In an elab- orate proan'tJon of "Qno Vadls," week ot B to very good business. Week of 18, "Alice Li Old Vlncennes." GniND Oram Hoobii (Shafer Zlrgler, man- „. or ) —For week of 13: Ye Colonial Septette, Vicchlanls Troupe. Cnarlea Baron's Menag- rrl» O'Brien-Havel company, Elizabeth Mur- m»' Matweef-Hugoston Troupe, Ines McCau- ■ >j" 'nnd company, Cbarlene and Charlene, and the kinodrome. Fmpihk (H. K. Barton, manager).—Star «how Girls 6-8, featuring "Dopy Dan" and •"■The Sultan's Hsrum," gave a clever ner- 'i.rraance, to very good business. Washing- ton Society Girls 9-11, Gay Toreadors 13-lu, J olonial Belles 16-18. GiTETt (Edward Shayne, manager).— Greater New Tork Stars, week of 6, gave a well dressed and fine singing and comedy per- formance that pleased large audiences. Jer- sey Lilies week of 13. ■ BvansrUle.—At the Grand (Pedley A Htirch, managers) two good audiences to see "Sis in New York," Jan. 6. Paderewaki, 6, drew a crowded house. "A Dangerous Friend" IS. People's (Pedley ft Burch, managers).— Good business for "The Belle of Avenue A" Wells' Bijou (Allen Jenkins, manager).— "The Black Crook" gave satisfaction 5-8. "Coming Thro" the Rye" 11. "When Knight- hood Was in Flower" pleased 9. "Madam Butterfly" 16, Mrs. Leslie Carter 29. Majestic (Frank Hopper, manager).— Week of 5: Hannaher Bros., Jones and Ra- mondo, A. H. Burton, Mexican Zamora I'nmlly. the polyscope and Illustrated songs. Souvenir matinees twice weekly. Note. —Chas. Sweeten, assistant manager of the Wells-Bllou, baa completed all ar- rangements and has leased Oak Summit Park for next season. Oak Summit Park Is Bvans- vllle'a most popular place of amusement In Summer, ana as Mr. Sweeten has been con- nected with it for several seasons past, he needs no introduction to either the profes- sion or the local people. His courteous man- ner has made a host of friends for him. ■ Lojraneport.—At the Dow ling (Jno. E. Dowllng, manager) Elizabeth Henderson Co. opened to fine business week of Jan. 6. "The Girl Question" 11, Myrkle-Harder Co. 18 and week. Nelsos (Fred Smyth, manager).—" 'Way Down East'' drew well 4. "The Girl of Eagle Itancb" had a good house 6. Adele IUtchle, In "Fascinating Flora," 7; "Whirlwind" 8, Eva Bartlett Macy Co. 10, "The Hoosier Girl" 11. Blanche Walsh 17. Crystal (Thos. Hardle, manager).—Ca- pacity houses. The bill: Bert Turner, I'hHips and Bergen, Hazel Good, Morton and Kelly, and kinodrome. Notes. —W. A. Qrover has sold the Ark Theatre to Hlmemaugh and Brower, con- nected with theatres In South Bend, Chicago and Pittsburg, who will open it with motion pictures Philip Rosenthal, of the Cen- tral States Theatre Co.. who controls the Nelson Theatre here, spent a week In this city.... Daniel Hoffman and Edward Shorb have organized the Empire Motion Picture Co., and will open at Wolcott, Ind., Jan. 15. Elmer Griffith, formerly pianist at the Crystal, has accepted the management of the Majestic Theatre, at Lafayette. s Lafayette.—At the Grand (Geo. L. Man- derback, manager) "The Girl of Eagle Ranch" had a good house Jan. 8. Mamie Fleming, in the title role, was very clever. The play as a thriller Is one of the best of Its class. The Flints, 6-11, opened to a full house. "Just Out of College" 8, Blanche Walsh 18, "East Lynne" 22, Mildred Hol- land 2R. I' ahii.y (D. W. Maurice, manager).—Bill for week of 6: Delmore and Darrefl, the Vlo- lette Trio, Ethel Young, Major Le voy, Dan Lewis, and the motion pictures. Business good. Majestic (Elmer Griffiths, manager).— Week of 6 to the usual good houses; Sophie Everett and company, Maude Minerva, Dan Hooey, Curtis Vance, and the Majestoscope. Norm.—The Arc has Woody Cook, Chinese Impersonator; songs and moving pictures. .'.. Manager Ball, of La Purdette, has announced a new feature for week of 13—a baby show. The photos of the babies will be thrown on the screen and voted for by the audience. 8everal fine prizes will be given. At Fowler Hall, Jan. d, tho Skovgaard Concert Co. entertained a large audience.... The Lyric reports good business. ■ Sonth Bend.'—At the Auditorium (E. J. Welsh, resident manager) Mamie Fleming, In "The Girl from Eagle Pass," Jan. 1 pleased. "Whirlwind" 4, Geo. Sidney, In "Rusy Izzy's Vacation," 18; Mme. Bchumann-Helnk 14, "The Girl Question" 17, "Lena Rivers" 18. Ouveb Opeba House (E. J. Welsh, resi- dent manager).—"The Red Mill" gave two performances 1, to capacity, and pleased. "Our New Minister," 2, pleased, as did "Why Girls Leave Home," 4. 'The Vanderbllt Cup 1 ' 18, Olga Nethersole 21, "The Three of Ds" 25. Olympic (Barry Scanlon, manager).—Bill for week of 6: The Four Dancing Shannons, Seamon and Bnrns, Sam and Ida Kelly, Mu- sical Lowe, the Mozarts, and Wilson, the cyclist. Note.— Manager Bert Leigh, of the Myrkle- Harder Amusement Co., reports splendid busi- ness. Will Conlln and Leona Tolson have taken the places of Joe McEnro and May La- ports In his company. s Anderson.—At the Grand (Jos. E. Hen- nlngs, manager) "McFadden's Flats" drew rid business Jan. 4. "Just Out of College," . gave a good performance. 'The Time, the Place and the Girl," 8, had good house. 'The Girl Question" 18. Cbtstal (W. W. McBwen, manager).— •Tan. 6 and week: Allen and Kenna, El Rico, Hoyden and Hayden, Blossom Robinson Flath, and motlonnlctures. Nori.—Tje Bilou Theatre was hooked to open during the holidays, under Tom Bates' management, hut Mr. Bates failed to come, and the house remains dark. Frankfort.—At the Bllnn (LangebraVe A Hufford, managers) Jos. and William Jef- ferson presented ^'The Rivals," to good busi- ness, Jan. 8. "Alice Sit-by-the-FIre" pleased 6. 'The Girl of the Golden West" played to good returns 8. "Texas" 14, "Our New Min- ister" 17, "The Little Detective" 18, Mildred Holland 27. Cbtstal (Chas. Welch, manager.—Attrac- tions for week of 13: Phillips and Bergen, Ruth Collins, Bert Turner, Chas. and Jennie Welch, the Bertrams, and the kinodrome. ♦—p _ Bessie Warbbn. who played Tenderfoot Sal, l n "The Gambler of the West," for four- teen weeks this season, Informs us she has rone to her home In Tuscaloosa, Ala., where ■he will take the "rest cure," being threat- ened with a nervous breakdown. MESSRS. E. F. ALBEE and MARTIN BECK present MR. JOLIt'8 STEGBR, as- sisted by Howard Kyle, Helen Mar Wilcox and John Romano (Harpist), la his own musical-dramatic playlet adapted from the German, entitled: THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT. (Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother.) Colonial Theatre, week of Jan. 18 Orpbeum, Brooklyn, " " '• 20 Ham'steln's Victoria, " " " 27 Mr. Uteger's song, "Castles In the Air," composed for him by Paul Llncke and published by Jos. W. Stern A Co.. N. X. ESTABLISHED 1846. It penetrates and cleanses the minutest crevices of the teeth. 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