The New York Clipper (March 1912)

{-■ rtARCE3£~ THE 3STE^W> ^M Ol^tKPBB.' 17: EDWARD J. ADKR „„,, Floor 8tr»n» Bldf., Clark * Madhion fits., ClIICAOO, Jfci* «■" v ADVICE fREE. c ourts. ^ ^—»s— «. .. ii>nH " Southern (Bobt. A. Neff, bit.)— ■ HbeWr Stock—Qulncy, III.. 4«-M«rch j: * * <t: „£I" john^-Cbarles Frohinan-t-BlchmoaJ, Va., D ?«M Norfolk March '■ 3. Coluujbls, JS. ff. "•(SilrttS> B. 8aranaan.-ja.;:tV.SniSitt 7. Atlanta *■_£;._ uiiui»'^M«»»nke*. Wia.. n^JriS. «;*-Uw Wkltf-^Mlh*«dtee ( -Wis., ^M' aocKv O.; March 8-»r. : • , ' mSitlc P1W" gwE JHcbirOtoo. Burr.)- nhV.ro III.. 20, Indefinite). . ,; .. J*Armond Sisters' StockJWm. -«, Smith, tugr.) W JjtCbarles, Mo., 36-Marcb 3. . . _. nrwnit Stock (A. M. Diamond,'ragr.)—Tipton, "fflflSSi. Wincliester .Msreh 2-7. • rr~ n»,la Stock (Harry Darts, mgr. )-J?lttibsjrgh, p. J8. Indefinite, _ iJ- • Dili! Purple"—Llebler A Co.'s—Boiton, Mm., jV*Sffi . »n wJ ■ '■ t is Bf 'fl* ^ ■ ft|s T. hV " ft * 2*1 26 •DoiljDlm'ples"-^Akrou, 0., 20-March 2. EHkrtt. Osrtewto — Charles Frobmsn's — N. T. r?f» V Indefinite. glfinge jilto-A. H. Wood. 1 —Columbus, O.. 20- B *»> otoctaStl March 4-8. „ J „ Katie! 8tock (L. A. Earle. M — Vsudergrlft, Pa, 26-March 2, Kittannlng «. . ■■Excuse Me," tostern—Henry W. Savage's—De- troit, Mich, 26-March 2, Cleveland, (7., 4-9. •■EMose Me/' Western—Henry W. Savage's— Santa Barbara, Cel„ 28, Bam. Crus 29, Oak- land March 1. 2. Sin Francisco 3-18. "Excuse Me," Botttbc.il—Henry W. Savage's— La Ftrette, lnd., March 1, Loganaport 2, Hunt- initon 4. South Bend 0, Elkhart 8, Goshen 7 Kalamatoo, Mich., 8, Grand Bapldi 9. "Easiest Way"—David Belasco's—Aurora. 111., 26 Strcator 29, Jacksonville March 1, Alton 2, St. Loula, Mo., 8-9. "Every woman," Eastern—Henry W, Savage's—N. Y. City 26, lndeflnlte. "Everywomao," Western—Henry W. Savage'.*— Snannah, Ga., 28, 29, Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 1. 2, Macon, Ga, 4, S, Columbia, S, 0., «. 7. Augusta, Ga., 8, 9. "Ell sod Jane" (Harry Green, mar.)—Sterling, Kan.. 28, Pea body 29, Marlon March 1. Maul- Flake, Mrs.—Harrison O, Flake'*—N. V. City 26, Indefinite. Ferguson, Elale—Henry 13. Harris'—M. X. City 28, Indefinite. Finnim, Diutln and 'William—A. H. Woods'— Beaton, Maaa., 28, Indefinite. For, Eddie—Dillingham * Zlegfeld's—N. IT. City 26, Indefinite. "Fortune Hunter," Eastern—Cohan * Harris'— Fltchburg, Mass., 28, Worcester 29-March 2. "Fortune Hunter," Western—Cohan A Harris'— New Orleans,' La., 20-March 2. "Fortune Hunter," Central—Cohan & Harris'— Florence, 8. 0„ 28, Wilmington, N. O, 29, O-atlotte March 1, Raleigh 2. "Follies of 1911" (FJoreni Zlegfeld Jr., mgr.)— Washington, D. 0., 29-March 2. "Flirting Princess"—Mort H. Blnger'a (Sam My- ers, mgr.)—Houston. Tex., 28, Sbrereport, La., 29, Monroe March 1, Jackaon, Mlai., 2. "Folks From Vermont" (B\ F. Packer, mgr.)— Spearfisb, 8. Dak., 28, Deadwood. 29, Belle Fourcne March 1, Bapld City 2. "Fantasrca" (Edwin Warner, mgr.)—South Bern), lid., 26-28, Terra llante 29-March 2, Erans- vllle 3 8, Peoria, III., 7-9. "Fatty FelU" (H. W. Link, mgr.)—Plattsburg, Mo., 28, Pleasant Hill 29, Rich Hill March 1, Oreston, la., 2. Gordon, Kitty—Jog. M. Galtes'—Syracuse, N. V., 26-28, Rochester 29-March 2. Glaier, Loin—Werba A Lnescber's—Los Angeles, Cal„ 26-Uarch 2, San Diego 4, Bakersfiela 8, Fresno 6. Gllmore, Paul (8. A. Jackaon, mgr.)—Eufaula, Ala., 28, Dawson, On., 29, Albany March 1, Balnbrldge 2, Thomasrllle 4, Montloello, Fla., S, OniuiMiTlllc 6, Ocala 7. Tampa 8, Lakeland 9, Graham, Oicir—Hobart, Okla., 28, Granite 29, Mangum March 1, Sayre 2, Clinton 8, Thomas 3, 0, Okeene 7, Watonga 8,' Ahadarko 9. Oliaer, Vanghan (W. B. Oarya, mgr.)—Clere- lsntL 0., 26, indettnlte. Garslde Stock (James B. Garatde, mgr,)—Padu- »b, Ky„ 20-May 1. Gotham Stock (P. G. Williams, mgr.)—Brook- lyn, N, Y., 20, lndeflnlte. Oapion-Pollock Stock (Bert O. Gagnon, mgr.)— New Orleans, La., 26, Indefinite. Gltiney. Sarah, Stock—Berlin, Ont., Can., 28, lnd(0nlte. GoodTfln Players (W. V. Goodman, mgr.)—West- gate, la., 28, 29, 8trawberry Point March 1, 2, Slancbester 8-8. 0111, Nellie, Players—Coboarg, Ont., Csn„ 28- llarcb 2, Oayety Stock—Hoboken, N. J.. 26, indettnlte Oenuell, Mlna (V. a Mlnnelll. mgr.)—Warren, „ 0., 26-March 3. Garden of Allab"—I , 20, indettnlte. wantage. The"—With Orme Gaidars, snd Jane Cowl (Authors' Producing Co.. mgra.)—De- rolt, Mlcb., 26-March 2, Toledo, O., 4-8, Co- lumbus 7-9, "Gamblers, The"—With Wright Huntington and Martba Ortman (Autbora' Producing Co., ggrs.) —Bearer Falls, Pa., 28, Rochester 29, Butler .March 1,'Alliance, O., 2, Salem 4, Mas- slllon 6, Wooster «, Ashland 7, MtusflelJ 8, „ Bucyrus 9. Qanblen, The"—With PanI Everlon and Ger- trude Dallas (Authors' Produclag Co., mgra.)— Denver, Colo,, 26-Marcb 2, Boulder 4, Fort Collins 6 Greeley 0, Cheyenne, Wyo., 7, North , Platte. Nebr., 8, Grand Island 9. Gamblers, The"—With Charles Mackay and Lll- lion keroble (Authora* Producing Co., mgra.)— Peoria. III., 28, Jacksonville March 1, Spring- nehl a, Parla 4, Danville 6, Champaign 0, ,.£V«tor T.O tUwa 8, Jollet 9. Get Rich Quick WalUngford." Eaatern—Cohan ..fL H J. ^r J•—PltUborgh. Pa., 20-Mareh 2. Get Rich Quick WallingTord," Weatern—Cohan • £ Mf"^'—-Portland, Ore., 20-28, Victoria, B. C, Can., 29. Oet Rich Quick WalUngford," Central—Cohan | o Harris'—Newburgh, N. Y., 28. Pougbkeepsle "%? h SX ,d 7 — 'Wagenhals & Kemper'a — N. 1. City 29, indefinite. Blr'. From Rector's"—Max Plohn's (Ed, H. • ,Li5. ,er ^ .***• )—Nashville, Tenn., Mnreh 4-6. "SS*®..^" 1 "— B,k * r * Castle's—Davenport, Ia„ ,20 Milwaukee, Wis., Murch 8-9. - -• Girl of the Mountains"—O. B, Wee's (Harry Myers, mgr.)—Bellefontalne, 0., 28, Carey 29, „ IJnlontnwn. Pa., March 3. • - » and the Tramp" (Geo. L. Barton, mgr.)— West Salem, 111., 28, GreyrlUe 29, McLeans- hP° ^, ro M»Kh 1, Marlon 2, Memphis, Terin., 3-9. "fflt- JeroeB K. (Wm. F. liuenster, mgr.)— hrn^f'J'^- 2«-M»«!i> s. "'S^.Bobert—Klaw A Erlanegr's— Chicago. III., 28-Msrch 2, BUS, MUxi—Werba A Luescher'o—Obattanoogs, I"""-,-38, Knoivllle 29, Lcilngton, Ky., March h 2. Louisville 4-0. Springfield, O., 7, Dayton B 'ih' ^2P» <H*loi«nai Zlegfeld Jr., mgr.)—Chicago. n._ - ' 26-March B. "^^olph—Jos. M. Galtes;—La Payette, Ind„ "mHo* j°™*"—Stair A Nicolnl's—Akron, 0., H „ff'"; Toungstown 39-Msrch 2. RhSSl ,°»J troae i ara Russian Danoers-The n7"*i *gm (Oeo. M. Gatts, mgr.)—Ohlcaco, n .\ Mm 26, Indefinite, si?"* Weal Stock (F. P. Hillmin, mgr.)— H1 K h ff»»n. Ksn„ 20, Indellnltc. "'Ji™^! 1 Ideal Stock (Frank Manning, mgr.)— a »5' '"action, Nebr,, 20-28, York 29, March t,*' Uu « 4-6, Stremberg 7-9. nS » ,n i A"**!*-!* Players (Lucy M. Htyes, Sf-VpKepubllcan City, Nebr., 28, Nsprace }yj«D, Bloomtogton 3, Hirer ton 4-0, B g £gBW g Twins (W. ». Ifoojer, wr.)- Wlnfleld, Kan., 2C-Marcli 2. -Llebler A Co.'s—N. Y. City M—Erie, Berne's- StockT'NoV'i (F. P. Borne, id.)- New Castle. Ta., 20, MMestkV "-•■■ ar '' "** Home's Stock. No. 3 (Fred K. Unham. mgr.)— Jsmestown, N. Y., 20, lndeflnlte. Henderson Stock (Rlcbard, Henderson,' mp.)—. Ynsllantl, Mich.. 20-March 2. . JJlgliy stock—Bay City. Mich.. 20, lndeflnlte. His Majesty's Theatre Stock (H. Q. Brooks, mgr.)-^Montresl, Can., 26-Marcb SO. Hartman'a_-Munical Comedy (Ferrla Hartmsn, il "W)-^»*-Angeles, Cal., 26, lndeflnlte. ^Sa2_ Bt e««en" — Mort H. Singer's (Otto Wires, mgr.)—Little Rock, Ark.. 28. 29, Tex- ■SSSS March 1, Bhrereport, La„ 2, Lake Charles 8, Port Arthur. Tex., 4, Beaumont 8, , O»lre«ton 0, Houston 7, 8, San Antonio 9, 10. H n^.7-^^n;rKy B •3r tno,, tua ^^ Illlngton, Margaret (Edward J. Boweir mgr.)— ' Chicago, III., 26. lndeflnlte. ^ _ ^SF H?L <E !* f * iat * A" 0 " 1 '. mgra.)-Chifag(>. III., 28-Uayeh V. Ir, . ,h .5 1 W , - L1 * bl * T * Co.'a—Chlcagci, III., 26, Indefinite. - - - • ' ' Irrlng Place Theatre Players (Guslar Amberg. mgr.)—Brooklyn, N. Y. 26-Marcb 2. Imperial Btock (D. B. Russell, mgr.)—St. Louis. Mo., 26,. Ipdeflnlte. ■ "HL.J£L n Ka $2?&'*7h w - DlngwtH's^PItts- _ r bufgh^Pa., 2e-Marcfi"2, Washington, D.-C., 4-U - "It) .Oajr New York"—Rochester. N. T., 26-28. Janls, Elale—Charles Dllllngham'H—Atlanta. Ga.. 28. 39, Montgomery, Ala., March 1, Mobile 2, New Orleans, La., 8-9. Jurenlle Bostonlan Opera (B. E. Lang, mgr.)— Glilett, Wis., 29, Green Bay Marcb 1. 2, Ap- pletoo 3, Cllntonrllle 4, Antlgo 6, Wauaau 8, llerrill 8. Jefferson Theatre Stock (Julius Cain, mgr.)— Portland, Me.', March 4. lndeflnlte. Keith's-Stock (Oato S. Keith, mgr.)—Cincinnati. 0., 26. Indefinite. Kelly Stock (Shermin Kelly, mgr.)—Rochester. Minn., 20-March 2. Keres Sisters' Stock (Chester A. Kejei, mgr.)— Newark, 0.. 20-March 2, Mt. Vernon 4-9. "Kias Wsltr' 1 —Sam 8. & Lee Sbuberts', Inc.— Pittsburgh, Pa., 20-March 2. Lackaye, Wilton—L. 8. Slre'a—Washington, D. 0., 20-March 2. Lloyd, Alice — Werba ft Luescber's — Seattle-. Wash., 20-March 2. Victoria. B. 0., Can., 4, Vancouver 5, 6, Belllngham, Wash., 7, Everett 8, Taeoms 9. Lewis. DaTe—Rowland ft Clifford's, Inc. (Dave; Seymour, mgr.)—Atlanta, Ga., 26-March 2, Chattanooga, Tenn., 4-0, Knoivllle 7-9. Locked, The (Will H. Lock, mgr.)—Edgar, Nebr.. 28, Lawrence 29, Bine Hill March 1. Red Cloud '2, Alma 4, BcantHa, Kan., 6, Oourtland 7, Lorewell 8. Lynn Stock (Jack Lynn, mgr.)—Arctic, R. I., 26- , March 9. Le Roy Stock—Lowell, Mass., 26, Indefinite, Lewia A Oliver Stock—Hamilton, O., 26, Indefi- nite. La Roy Stock (H. La Roy, mgr.)—Patntsvllle, W. Va„-26-March 2, Glen Jean 4-9. Lewis A Lake Musical Comedy—Vancouver, B. C, Can., 26, indefinite.. "Little Boy Blue"—Henry W. Sarage's—N. X". City 20, lndeflnlte. "Little Women"—Wm. A. Brady's—Chicago, III., 26, Indefinite. "Let George Do It"—Leffler-Bratton Co.'s—Ne- braska City, Nebr., 28, Beatrice 29, Lincoln March 1. 2. "Light Eternal" (M. E. Rice, mgr.)—Syracuse, N. Y., 20-28. Rochester 26-Marcb 2, Canton, O., 4-0. Erie. Pn., 7-9. "Louisiana Lou"—Harry Asklns'—Chicago, III., ' 28; Indefinite. "Louisiana' Lou"—Harry Asklns'—Battle Creek, Mlcb., 29. "Little Miss Kut-Up" (Fay A Hawes, mars.)— Rldgway, Pa., 28, 29, Du Bois Marcb 1. 2, Ocnnellsrllle 4, 5, Unlontovrn 0, 7, McKecajiort 8, 9. Mclatyre, Frank—Henry B. Harris'—Cincinnati, 0„ 26-Marcb 2, Lexington, Ky.. 4. Knoxville, Tenn., 5, Asberllle, N. C, 0, Charlotte 7, Co- lombia, S. 0., 8, Charleston 9. Slann, Louis—Werba A Luescber's—N. Y. City 26, ldeflnlte. _ „ Mason, John—The Sbuberts'—-Boston, Maas., 26- March 9. . . _ . . _ MacDonald, Ohrlstle-^Werba A Ltie*cher's—4\>- ronto, Can., 26-March 2, Detroit, Mich., 3-6. Montgomery and Stone — Charles Dillingham's— NnshTllte, Teun., 28, 29, Atlanta, Ga., March 1, 2, Augusta 4, Oolnmbla, 8. C, 5, Char- lottesville, Va., 6, Norfolk 7, Richmond 8, 9. Melrllle, Rose (J. R. Stirling, mgr.)—Miles City, Mont., 28, Dickinson, N. Dak., 29. Moore, Victor — Fraree A Lederer's — Bt. Louis, Mo., 20-March 2. Myrkle-Harder Stock )W. H. Harder, mgr.)—St. John, N. B., Can.; 26-March 2. Maher Stock (Phil Maber, mgr.)—Royersford, Pa., 20-March 2. , . Mori son Stock (Lindsay Morlson, mgr.)—Lynn, Mass., 20. lndeflnlte. , ., _ Morrie Players (Lionel Morrle, mgr.)—Akron, G., 26, Indefinite. . _. „ Majestic Stock (Ford Anderson, mgr.)—Utica, N, Y., 26. Indefinite. Metropolitan Grand Opera (M. Gnttl-Casatxa, mgr.)—N. Y. City 26, Indefinite. Metropolitan Grand Opera (M. Gattl-Casarja, mgr.)—Philadelphia, Pa., 26, Indefinite. "Million, The"—Henry W. Sarage's—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 26-March 2. Newark, N. J„ 4-9. "Man From Cook's"—Klaw A Erlanger'a—Bos- ton, Mass., 20-March 9. "Madame X" — Henry W. Sarage's — LeadTille. Colo., 28, Grand Junction 20, Provo, TJ„ March 1. Oeden 2, Salt Lake City 3-5, San Bernardino, Osl., 7. San Diego 8, 0. "Madame 8herry,' r Special — Woods, I-rasce & lederer's—Rochester, N. Y„ 26-28, Syracuse 29-M«rcu 2. . , . ' , "Madame Sherry," A—Woods, Fruree & Lederer s —Woodlnnd, Cal., 28, Sacramento 29. "Madame Sherry." B—Woods, Frasee & Lederer s Brockvllle, Ont.. Can., 28, Kingston 29. "Madame Sherry," C— Woods, Franee A Lederer a —Frankfort, 111,, 28, Tipton 29. "Madame Sherry," D—Woods, Fratee A Lederer's —Charlotte, N. 0., 28, Concord 28. ' "Miss Nobody From Starlawl"—Mort H. Singer ■ (Cbas. Donoghue, mgr.)—Wichita, Kan., 28, Hutchinson 20, Garden City March 1, Colorado Springs, Colo., 2. Denver 3-0. • "Missouri Girl," Eastern—Merle H. Norton's— Butler, .lnd., 28, Auburn 29. "UlsBOuri Girl," Western—Norton A Rlth s— Smlthfield, U., 29. _. "McFodden's Flats" (Charles E. Barton, mgr.) —Psterson, N. J., 29-March 2. "Mildred" (John G. Rae, mgr.)—Charter Oik, la.. 28, Des Moines Mnrch 2, 3, Perry 4. •'Mutt ond Jeff," A—Gus Hill's — Minneapolis, Minn., 20-March 2, Mllwnukw, Wis.. 3-0. "Mutt and Jeff," r>U)us Hill's—Portland, Ore., 20-Warch 2, Seattle. Wash., 8-9. "Mutt and Jeff," 0—Gus Hill's—-Olean. N. Y., 28, Bradford, Pa., 29, Warren March 1, «"«• town, N. Y., 2, Corey, Ps., 4, aWe.6.. A gfclsV bula, O., 0, Blyrla 7, Lorain 8, Sandusky 9. "Mutt aid ieff/'-.D—Gus Hill's—Dayton, 0„ 28-Marcb 2, Youngstown 4-9. rtM „ A "Mrs, Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch"—Llebler A Co.'a—Detroit, Mich,, 26-Marcb 3. Sailmova, Mme. Alia —Charles Fro bman's-r . Lowell, Mssb,, 28, Prorldence. B. I.. 29-March 2; Pittsburgh, Pa„ 4-9. . . m North Bros.' Stock ("8port" North, mgr.)— Wlcblts. Kan., 20, lndeflnlte. ,_^ H . North Bros.' Stock (F. C. North, mgr.)—OMa- ■ homa, Okln., 20. lndeflnlte. ,_»„ "Newiyweds and Their Baby." Eiitera-Leffler- Bratton Co.'s—Toledo. 0., 20-28, Adrian, Mich.. 29, Angelo. lnd.. March 1, Fort Wayne 2. "Newlyweda and Their Baby," Western—LeBer- Bratton Co. '1— Los Angeles, Cal., 26-March 2. "Nsughty Marietta — Oscar Hawmersteln 0— Springfield. 0., March 4. »__«•„... O'lfara, Fiske (Bobt, E. Irwin, mgr.)—Cincin- nati. 0., March 3-9. . . . ni,n..i.i Orpheum Stock (Grant Laferty, mgr.)--PhilideI- nbls, Pa„ 26. Indefinite. . Olympic Theatre Stock (Walter Woods, mgr.)— Cincinnati. 0.. 26. Indennlt*. . _.... Orpheum Players (I. M. Martin, mgr.)-Oineln- natl. O.. 26, Indefinite. .- ■ _ "Officer 666"—Cohan A ButU'—V. Y. Oltj 26, "OM^Homestes*" (Frank. «homp«>n, mgr.)- : paiomta*, o:. 20-28, indlanapcllt, lad., 30- March 2. Otere) and.-0,4-9. ■'Officer nwv—Ohan A Harris'—Chicago, UL, .March 3, lndeflnlte. "qilrer Twist"—Llebler A Cb.'s—.V. T. City 20. irdeflnite. "Our Village Postmaster" — Perry's (Ohna. B. Mills, mgr.)—Clay Center, Kan., 38, St. Jo- seph, Mo., 29-March'2. "Orer Night"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd.—Phlladel- phla, Ps„ 20, Indefinite. Power, Tyrone—Jo«. M. Galtes'— Flint. Mich., 28, Lsnslng 29. Jackson March 1. Battle Oreek E. Orand Rapids 4-0, Kalamatoo 7, Goahen, . lnd., 8, Elkhart 9. Poynter, Beulab—Burt A Nloolal's (H. J. Jack- aon, may.)—Newark, N. J.. 36-March 2, Jer- sey City 4-9: • Pakton Stock (Oorse Payton, mgr.)—Brooklyn, N. V., 28. Indefinite. . Pajtoa Stock (Corse Psyton, mgr.)—Newark. N. . J., 20, Ipdeflnlte, ..- Plekerta, Four iwillls Pickett, nigr.)— Key Weat. ' Fla., 26-Marcb 2, - Phelan Musical Odniedy (E..V. Phelan, mgr.)— i Lancaster, Pa.-, '24-Msrch 2, ■ • • "Pink Lady 1 '—KUw A Erlanger's— Boston, Maas., 20-March 2, Brooklyn, nTy., 4-9.- ■Tlnk Lady"—Klaw A Erlanger's—Chicago, HI., 26, Indefinite.- ~ ...t - ~ "Pink Lady".—KUw A: Erlanger's — Omaha, Ntbr./26-Harch 2, 'Denver, Colo., 4-9, "Paaaorarty"—Charles rrckwgaaa Chlcsgn, III.. , -atrMwuh. 2, MjsasaiiT^tTfi:, 4. Bloomtftgton, III., a, Peorls 0, Dr.venport, la., 7, Dubutjne 8. La Cro«»e. Wla.-; IV "Pruiee of To-Night"—Mort H. EInger'a (Henry Plerson, mgr.)—Boise, Ida., 28, Weieer 29, Bsker City, Ore., March 1. Walla Walla, Wash., 2, Portland, Ore., 3-6, Astoria 7, Aber- deen, Wash., 9. "Polly of the Circus"—Frederic Thompson's— Washington, D. 0., 26-Marcli 2, "Paid in Full"—C. S. Primrose's—Bluffton, lnd., 38, Hartford City 29, Winchester March 1, Andenun 2, Sucllivvllle 4, North Vernon A. "Pair of Country Kids"—0. Jay Smith's (Ray Bankaon, mgr.)—Nlcbolasville, Ky., 28, Somer- set 29. "Penalty, The"—Kllmt A Gastolo's—N. Y. City March 4-9. "Ouaker Girl"—Henry B. Harris'—N. Y. City 20, Indefinite. Ring, Blanche (J. P. Goring, gen. mgr.)—Balti- more, Md., 20-Marcb 2, Washington, D. 0., 4-9. "Ross of the Panama"—John Oort's—Chicago, 1U, 36, Indefinite. "Rebecca of Sunnrbrook Farm"—Klaw A Er- langer's—Philadelphia, Pa., 20-March 2. "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" (Joseph Brooks, mgr.)—San Francisco, Cal., 20-March 9. "Round-Up"—Klaw A Erlanger's—-Qulncy, 111., "Rosalind at Redgate"—Gaakell A MncVilty'a (0. B. Radford, mgr.)—Pawnee, Nebr.. 38, Tecumceh 29, Nebraska City. March I, Dunlap, la., 4, Carroll 0, Ogden 6, Nevada 7, Tama 8, Belle Plalne 9. "Roaary, The" (Gaskell A MacVItly, lessees).— Bault Ste. Marie, Ont., Can., 28. Cheboygan. Mich., 29, Petoskey March 1, Charlevoix 2. "Roaary, The," No. 1 — Rowland A OHuTord's, Inc. (E. W. Rowland Jr., mgr.)—N. Y. City 26-March 2. "Rosary, The," No. 2— Rowland A Clifford's. Inc. (Merle E, Smith, mgr.)—aiemphle, Term., 20- March 2, Jackson 4, Fulton, Ky., S, DuQuoln, III., 6, Mattoon 7, ElBngham 8, Bloomlnglon 9. "Rosary, The," No. ? —Rowland A Clifford's, Inc. (Ed, Do Courcey, mgr.)—Walla Walla, Wash., 29, Lewlston, Ida.. 29, Colfax, Wash., March 1, Spokane 2, Wallace, Ida., 8, Mis- souls, Mont., 4, Butte B, Anaconda 6, Great Falls 7, Helena 8, Billings 9. "Rosary, Tbe," No. 4—Rowland A Clifford's, Inc. (M. 8. Goldslne, mgr.)—East Strouds- burg, Ps., 28, Carboudale 29, Honesdale March 1, Mlddletown, N. Y., 2, Newburgb 4, Walden 8, Kingston 6, Saugertles 7, Pouhgkeepsle 0. "Royal Slave" (Geo. H. Bubb, mgr.)—Grayvllle, 111, 28, New Harmony, lnd., 23, Eransrllle March 1, Henderson, Ky., 2, Mt. Vernon, lnd., 3. Skinner. Otis—Klaw A Erlanger's—N. Y. City 26. lndeflnlte. Stahl. Rose—Henry B. Harris'—Newark. N. J., 20-March 2, Plalnfleld 4, Eaaton, Ps., 5, Read- ing 6, Harrlsburg 7, Atlantic City, N. J.. 8. 9. Starr. Frances — David Belasco's — Milwaukee, Wis., Marcb 7-9. Slmone, Mme.—Llebler A Co.'s—N. Y. City 26, Indefinite. Scheff, Frltzl—Snnt S. A Lee Shulerts', Inc.— Cincinnati. 0.. 26-Mnrch 2. Sylta, Marguerite—A. H. Woods'—Buffalo, N. Y„ 20-March 2. Burst, Valenk.it (Lee Harrison, mgr.)—St. Louis, Mo., 20-Uarch 2, Cleveland, 0., 4-9. Slduey, George (Frank Whltbeck, mgr.)—Denver, Colo., 26-March 2, Greeley 4, Cheyenne. Wyo., 5, North Platte, Nebr., U, Fremont 7. Lincoln 8, 9. Smart Set, No. 1 (Charlea E. Barton, mgr.)— Mlddletown, lnd., 28, Columbus, 0-. 29-March 2. Spooner, Cecil (Blaney-Spooner Amuse. Co., mgrs.) —N. Y. City 26, indefinite. Strong, Arery (Monte Thompson, mgr.)—Salem, Mass., 26, lndeflnlte. Shannon Stock (Harry Shannon, mgr.)—Cold- water, Mich.. 20-March 2, Battle Creek 3.9. St. Clair Stock (Harry St. Clair, mgr.)—Ituuaell, Man., Can., 26-March 2, Foam Lake 4-9. 8tockdal3 Players—Buchanan, Mich., 20-March 2, Three Rivera 4-9. Southern Stock (Harry Stubbs, mgr.)—Columbus, 0., 26, Indefinite. Standard Stock (F. Stein, mgr.)—Philadelphia, Pa., 20. Indefinite. Sherman Stock—Jackson, Mich.. Marcb 3-9. Stanford A Western Players—Elmira, N. Y., 26, lndeflnlte. "Sumurnn" (Winthrop Aiues, mgr.)—N. Y. City 26-March 9. "Spring Maid"—Werba A Lueseher'n—Columbia, 8. C. 28, Charleston 29, March 1, Savannah, Ga., 2, Jacksonville, Fla., 3, 4, Sarannnli, Ga., 6, Augusta 0, Athens 7, Greenfield, N. C 8, Spantnnburg, S. C. 0. "Sweetest Oirl In Paris"—Mort II. Singer's (Chas. A. Goettler, mgr.)—Philadelphia, Pa., March 4, Indefinite. "Seven Days," Eastern—Wagenhals A Kemper's —Lewlston, Me., 28. Dover, N. H.. 29, Con- cord March 1, South Framingham, Mass., 2, Brock-ton 4, Taunton 5, Fall River 6. Kexrjsort, R. I., 7, New Bedford, Mass., 8, Mlddletown, Conn., 9. "Servant in tbe House, The"—Oaskell A Mac- Vltty'a (Harry Mack, mgr.)—Morrison, HI., 28, Sterling 29. Rochelle March 1, De Kalb 2, Jollet 8, Sycamore 4. Bellvblere C. Harvard 8, Woodstock 7, Beiolt. Wis., 8, (Soldier's Home), atfttfJIassaaaasBSassl ft * "St. Elmo"—Vaugbnn Olnser's — Cleveland, 0., 20-iMarcb 2, Toronto, Can., 4-0. "School DayB"—Stair A Havlln's (A. W. Her- man, mgr.)—Chicago, III., 26-March 2, Detroit, Mlcb., 3-0 "Stampede. The"—A. 0 Delamatcr's—Buffalo, N, V., 26-March 2. - . "Sis Perkins"—0. Joy Smith's (Eddie Delaney, mgr.)—Wnynesburg, Pa., 28, Scottdate Marcb 1,' McKecspprt 2, McDonald 4, Stoneboro 7, Mercer 8, Butler 9. "Sixth Ooounanilinent" — St Paul, Minn., 20- March 2.. "Sla Perkins" (Ben Probst, mgr.)—Gloversrllle, N. Y„ 28, Watcrvllle 29, Clinton March 1, Rome 3. "Suuny South"—J. 0. Rockwell's — Reed City, Mich., 28, Big Rapids 29, Cadillac March 1, Boyne City 4, Grayling 5, West Branch 6, La- peer 7, Rochester 8, Romeo 9. Trent In I, Mme. Emmn—Oscar Himmenteln's— Brooklyn. N, Y„ 26-March 2, Philadelphia, Pa., 4-16. Thurston (Dudley McAdow. mgr.)—Chicago, III., 26-Marcb 2, Grand Rapids, Mlcb.. 3-0. Turner, Clara (W. F\ Barry, mgr.)—Alexandria, Va., 26. lndeflnlte. Thompson-Wood Btock (Monte Thompson, mgr.)— Brockton, Mass,. 26, lndeflnlte. Thurston Slock (Morris Thurston, mgr.)—Racine, Wis., 26-March 2. Tempest Stock (J. L. Tempest, mgr,)— Donora, Pa.. 20-March 2. ''Talker. The"—Henry B. Harris'—N. V. Ollf 20. Indefinite. "Trail of the Lonesome Pine"—Klaw A Erlanger's —Milwaukee. Wla., 20-March 2. "Traveling Salesman"—Henry B. Harris'—Wor- cester, Mass., 26-28. Fall Hirer 29-March 2. "Truth Wagon" (Oliver Morocco, mgr.)—N. t. City 26, lndeflnlte. "Town Marshall"—0. E. Wee's (Louis Lftrtas, mgr.)—Hastings, Mlds.. 28, Plaintllle 29, Elk- hart, lnd.. March 2. ■> <■■ "Three Twins," Boothera (Philip H. Nlven. mgr.) —Yaaoo City, Mich., 28. Jackson 39. Monroe, La., March 1,' Alexandria 3, Bhrereport 8, Marshall, Tex., 4, Texsrkana S. Little Bock, Ark., 6, Hot Springs 7, Pine Bluff 8, Memphis, Tenn., 9, 10. ■ ■ "Thief. Tbe," Eastern (Geo. A. Sullivan, mgr.) —Columbia. Tenn,, 17, New Decatur, Ala.. 38, Hnntavllle 29. "Thief, The." Northern—Hamilton, Ont, Can., March 1, 3. "Thelma"—-Smllb A Sherman's (Sydney Morris, mgr.)—Wllllsmsport, lnd.. 38, Attica 39, Ran- tcul, HI., March 1, DJoomlngton I, Streator 8. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"—Kibble A Martin's (Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Boston. Mass., 36-Marcn 3, Prorldence, It. I., 4-9. Van, Billy B—Stair A Harllo's—Nashville, Tenn.. 36-Marcb 2, Memphis 8-9. Van Dyke A Eaton Slock (11. Walter Van Dyke, mgr.)-^-Mllwaukee, Wis., 36, Indefinite. Vale, Louise, and Associate Players (Travers Vale, mgr.)—Jersey City. N. J., 36, Indefinite. Warfleld. Darld—David Belasco's—N. Y. City 36, lndeflnlte. Wilson, Francis—Charles Frobman's—Charleston, 8. C., 38. Auguata, Ga., 29, Columbia, 8. C, March 1, Charlotte. N. C, 3, Wlnaton-Salem 4, Raleigh 8, Richmond, Va.. 6. 7, Norfolk 8, 9 ' Ware, Helen—Henry B. Harris'—N. Y. City 26- March 3. Chicago, III., 4-16. Walker Whiteside (Paul B. Llebler, ragr.)—Chi- cago, 111., 36, Indefinite.' Wilson, Al. H. (Sidney R. Ellis, mgr.)—Decatur, III., 28. Jacksonville 29, Qulncy March 1, Han- nibal. Mo., 2, Kanaas City 8-9. Weber A Fields' Jubilee (Weber A Fields, mgrs.) —N. Y. City 26, lndeflnlte. Ward snd Yokes—R. D. Stair's—New Orleans, La., 20-March 2, Birmingham. Ala.. 4-9. Wlnnluger. Frank—Alton, 111., 26-28, Belleville 29-March 2. Centralis 4-6. Wills Musical Comedy (Tom McCracken, mgr.)— Soutbbrldge, Mass., 20-March 2, Ward, Winnie, Stock—Leominster, Mass., 20-28. Wheeler sisters' Btock (Ion Carroll, mgr.)— Fomeroy, O., 20-March 2. Wblttaker Stock—Linton, lnd.. 20-March 2. Woodward Stock (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)—Kan- sas Olty, Mo., 20, Indefinite. Woodward Btock (0. D. Woodward, mgr.)— Omaha, Nebr., 30. indefinite. Wlnnlnrer Bros.' Stock (Wlnnlnger Bros.', mgrs.) —Milwaukee, Wla., 20, Indefinite. Wolfe Stock (J. A. Woire, mgr.)—Wichita, Kin., 26, Indefinite. "Woman, The"—Darld Belaaco'a—N. Y, Olty 26, lndeflnlte. "Woman, Tbe"—David Belasco's—Chicago, III., 26, Indefinite. "Wedding Trip, The"—Sam S. A Lee Shuberta', Inc.—Montreal, Can., March 4-9. "White Slare"—Jersey City. N. J„ 20 March 2. WHEEL HURLESQUK SHOWS. Columbia—lOnstrrn. Al. Recres' Beauty Show—Gllmore, Springfield, 20-28, Franklin Square, Worcester, 29-March 2, Westminster. Prorldence', 4-0. Behraan Show (Jack Singer, mgr.)—New Lyceum, St. Joseph, 20-29, Oayety, Kanaas City, March Belles of the Boulevard (Fred McAller, mgr.)— Columbia, New York, 20-March 2, Casino, Philadelphia, 4-9. Big Banner Show (Gallagher ft Bbesn, mgrs.)— Crslno. Boston, 26-March 2, Empire, Albany, 4-0. Mohawk, Schenectady. 7-9. Big Gaiety Show (Phil Paulscratt. mgr.)—Oay- ety. Loulsrllle, 26-March 2, Standard, Cincin- nati, 4-9. Bon Tons (Jesse Burns, ragr.)—Empire, Toledo, 26-Marcb 2, Star anil Garter, Chicago, 3-9. Bowery Burleanuerw (Manny Rosenthal, mgr.)— Empire, Cleveland, 20-March 2, Empire, Toledo, 3-9. College Girls (Chas. Foreman, mgr.)—Oaalno, Philadelphia, 20-March 2, Gayety, Baltimore, 4-9. Columbia Burlesquers (Frank Burns, mgr.)—Oay- ety, Baltimore, 26-March 2, Oayety, Washing- ton, 4-9. Cracker Jacks (Harry. Leonl, mgr.)—Columbia, Chicago 26-March 2, Gayety. .Milwaukee, 3-9. Dreamland Burlesquers (Issy Grods, mgr.)—Osy- ety, Milwaukee, 20-Marcu 2, Oayety, Minneapo- lis, 3-9. Ginger Olrls (Geo. II. Harris, mgr.)—Gayety, St. Louis, 20-March 2, Gnyety, Loulsrllle, 3-9. Girls From Happyland (B. W. Chlpman, mgr.)— Mohawk, Schenectady, 20-28, Empire, Albany, 20-March 2, Lay off week of 4-0. Golden Crook (James Fulton, mgr.)—Osyety, Minneapolis, 26-March 2, Osyety, Omaha, 8-0. Harry Hastings' Show—Lay off week of 20-March 2, Oaalno, Boston, 4-9. Honeymoon Girls (Al. Bleb's Producing Co., mgrs.)—Osyety, Kaaeaa City, 20-March 2, Gny- ety, St, Louis. 8-9. Jersey Lilies (Wm. Jennings, mgr.)—Murray Rill, New York, 20-March 2, Gllmore, Springfield, 4-6, Franklin Square, Worcester, T-9. Knickerbockers (Louis Roble, mgr.)—Empire, Ho- boken, 26-March 2, Hnrtlg A Seamen's, New York, 4-9. Love Makers (Dare Gnran, mgr.)—Gayety, New- ark, 26-March 2, Empire, Hoboken, 3-9. Merry Whirl (Louis Epstein, mgr.) — Oayety, Wsshlngton, 20-Marcu 2, Gayety, Pittsburgh, 4-9. Midnight Mnldons (W. C. Clark, nigr.)—Empire, Albany, 20-28, Mohuwk, Schenectady, 29-March 2, Gayety, Brooklyn, 4-9. Painting the Town (J. Gllnea. nigr.)—Onyety, Brooklyn, 20-Mnrcb 2, Olympic, New York, 4-9. Passing Parade (Moe Messing, mgr.)—Corinthian, Rochester. 20-March 2, Mobawk, Schenectady, 4-6, Empire, Albany. 7-9. Queen of Bohemia (Phil Issac, mgr.)—Oayety, Omaha, 20-Murcli 2, New Lyceum, St. Joseph, 4-7. Queens of the Janlln de Parts (Jos. Howard, mgr.)—Gayety, Toronto, 20-Marcu 2, Garden, Buffalo, 4-9. Robinson Crusoe Girls (Ed, Davidson, mgr.)— Star, Brooklyn, 20-Mnrch 2, (lovely, Newark, Rose' Sydell's London nolle* (W. S. Campbell, mgr.)—Olympic, New York 20-March 2, Gay- ety, Philadelphia, 4-0. Runaway Olrls (Peter 8. Clark, mgr.)—West- minster, Providence, 26-Jdarch 2, Oayety, Bos- ton, 4-0. Social Maids (A. J. Phillips, mgr.)—Gayety, De- troit, 20'Murcb 2, Gntety, Toronto, 4-0. Star and Garter Show (Frank Weinberg, mgr.)— Gayety, Philadelphia, 20-March 2, Star. Brooklyn, 4-9. Taxi Girls (Joe Hnrtlg, mgr.)—Star and flarter, Chicago, 20-Mnrcli 2, Gnyety, Detroit. 3-9. Trocaderos (F. S. Pierre, mgr.)—Hnrtlg A Sea- ffion's, New York, 26-March 2, Murray Hill, Ni-vr York, 4-9. Vanity Fair (Bowman Bros., mgrs.)—Oayety, Pittsburgh. 26-iMurvh 2, Empire, Cleveland, 4-9. Welch's Burlesquers (Jacob Llcbcnimn, mgr.)— Garden, Buffalo, 20-Marc-h 2, Corinthian, Ro- chester, 4-9. Winning Widow (Dave Gordon, mgr.)—Standard, Cincinnati, 26-March 2, Columbia. Chicago, 3-9. World of Pleasure (Geo. II. Fltchett, mgr.)—Gay- ety, Boston, 26-March 2, Columbia, New York, 4-9. Empire-Western, Americans (Ed. E. Daley, mgr.)—Lyceum, Wash- ington, 20-March 2, Empire, Baltimore, 4-9. Dig Review (Henry P. Dixon, mgr.)—Star, Chi- cago. 26-March 2, 3tar, Cleveland, 4-9. Bohemians (Al. Labln, mgr.) — Caalon, Brook- lyn, 20-March 2, Bowery, Mew Vork, 4-9. Broadway Gaiety Olrls (James Wesson, mgr.)— Majestic. Harrlsburg, 28, Academy, Reading, 29, Lytic, Allentown, March 1, Washburn, Chester, 3, Lyceum, Washington. 4-9. Century Olrla (Morris Wslastock, mgr.) — Ln- aerne, Wilkes Barre, 36-Marcb 2, Columbia, Scranton, 4-9. Cherry Blossoms (Mas Armstrong, mgr.)—Acad- emy, Pittsburgh, 26-irirch 2, Cambria. Johns- town, 4, Mlsbler, Altoona, 0, Majestic, Hsr- •'DOHTTJttT and then Thtjanr il 0-G ihotel till yon pUr CMeafO SEOES AM ALL THERE IS TO IT." *'Th« Itjhj Leaders of Amertoa, Quality Leaders Of America, and VALCK Lead t ra of the world." Together with a class of REAL STORE SIR- VICE nerer equaled for alocetitr of purpose to BATI8FT OCR PATR0K9-nol ourselrea first, and on top of all other advantage* th« famous 0-0 SHOE HOTEL SERVICE where it rou BDi SHOES BY PHONE WITH ODARANTEI!D RESULTS. TRT IT. Yen 11 be Id Chicago soon, WATT. _ n no footw ICOIsVORAi "Bur no footwear till von play Chicago." OtCOltNOR A/J WOMEJf: 28 B.Madisnn OOLDBBRW snd 90s Ho. State Street. MEN: « So. Clark and SOD 8. State (lit floor.) (All'phones, Harrison 6406. Jot it down, i Follies of the Day (Barney Gerard, mgr.)—Bow- en, New York, 36-Marcb 3, Trocadero, Phila- delphia. 4-0.- 7 Gay Widows (Louis Oberwortb, mgr.)—Empire, .Obleage, 26-March 3, 8tar. Cblcago, f-9. Olrls From Missouri (Louis Talbot, nigr.)—Em- pire, Baltimore, 20-March 2, Empire, Philadel- phia, .4:9. . ■ Olrls From Reno (James Madison, nigr. )— Troca- dero, Philadelphia, 26-March 3, Bon Ton, Jer- sey City. 4-9. High School Girls (Alex. Gorman, mgr.)—Em- £lre, Philadelphia, 20-March 3, Lssernr, Wilkes- larre, 4-9. Ideals (Sim Williams, mgr.)—Hon Ton, Jersey City, 20-March 2, Howard. Boston. 4-9. Imperials (Harry Shapiro, mgr.)—Howard, Bos- 20-Usrcb 2, Royal, Montreal, 4-0. Jardls de Parla Olrls (Bnrt Rcndrlck, mgr.)— Royal, Montreal, 26-March 3, Star, Toronto, 4-9. Kentucky Belles (Teddy Blmonds, mgr.)—Krug, Omaha, 26-March 2, Century, Kansas City. 3-9. Lady Buccaneers (H. M. Strouse mgr.)—Lafay- ette, Buffalo, 26-Marcb 2, Atmius, Detroit,.3-0. Merry Burlesquers (Joe- Learitt, mgr.)—stsnd- ard, Bt. Louis, 26-Marcb 3, Empire, Indianapo- lis, 4-9. Merry Maidens (Edward Shafer, mgr.)—Avenue, Detroit, 20-March 2, Folly, Chicago, 11-9. Miss New York Jr. (wm. Fenneasy, ragr.)—Buck- Ingham, Louisville, 20-March 3, People's, Cin- cinnati, 8-9. Moulin Rouge (Joe Pine, mgr.)—Century, Knnsss Olty. 76sMarch 2. Standard, St. Louis, .1-11. Pice Makers (R. B. Fatton, mgr.)—Dewey. Min- neapolis, 26-March 2, Star, St. Paul, 8-0. Queens of the Folies Bergere (Cbunlhan A Shan- non, mgrs.)—Cook's Opera House, Rochester, 20-March 2, Lafayette Buffalo, 4-9. Regatta Girls (Walter Greaves, mgr.)—Bronx, New York, 26-March 2, Empire, Brooklyn, 4-9. Sam Devere Show (Bob Gordon, mgr.)—Umpire, Indianapolis, 26-Marcb 3, Buckingham, Louls- rllle, 8-9. Star Show Girls (John T. Bsktr, mgr.)—Colum- bia, Scranton, 26-March 2, Empire, Newark, 4-6. Tiger Lilies (D. R. Williamson, mgr.)—People's, Cincinnati, 26-March 2, Empire, Chicago, 8-9. Watson's Burlesquers (W. B. Watson, mgr.)— F.lghtb Avenue, New York, 28-Marcb 3, Bronx, New York, 4-9. Whirl of Mirth (Louis Stark, mgr.)—Star, Mil- waukee, 26-March 2, Dewey. Minneapolis, ,1-9. Yankee Doodle Girls (Sol Myers, mir.)—Kmplre, Newark. 20-March 2, Eighth Avenue, New York. 4-0. Zallah'a Own (W. 0. Cameron, mgr.)—Empire, Brooklyn, 26-Marcb 2, Casino, Brooklyn, 4-9. Dl HLESQIE AND VAUDEVILLE. Mohnlng, Noon and Night—M. M, Thlese'a—Al- bsny, N. Y., 20-March 2, Murdoch Bros.* Comedians (At. Murdock, mgr.)— Vanceboro, Me., 26-March X MiNSTIlBLB. Dockstader'i, Lew (0. F. Hodge, mgr.)—Buffalo, N. Y„ 20-March 2, De Rne Bros.' (Billy A Bobby De Rue, mgrs.)—< Pamegat, N. J., 28, Toms River 29, Lake wood March 1, Freehold 2, Hlglitatown 4, James- burg S, Manasquan 6, Atlantic Highlands T. Rrrjis, Geo., Honey Boy—Baltimore, Md., 20- March 2. Newark, N. J., 4-0. Field's. Al. G. (Edward Conanl, mgr.)—Battle Creek, Mich,, 28, Kalamatoo 20, Elkhart, lnd., March 1, South Bend 2, Davenport, Is., 4, Qulncy, III., S. Oeotgla Troubadours (Wm. McCnlie, mgr.)—Jew- ell, Kan., 28, Lebanon 29, Kensington March 1, 2, Norton 3, Alma, Nebr., II. Kelly's Georgia Jubilee (T. P. Kelly, mgr.)— Peru, lnd.. 28, Logansport 2V. Alexandria March 1, Elwood 2. Richards A Prlngle's (Holland A Fllklns. mgrs.)— Fort Worth, Tex.. 28, Weathi-rford 20, Miners! Wells March 1, Dallas 2.' BANDS AND OHCIIESinAS. Dotnroscb Symphony Orchestra (Walter Damrow-b, conductor).—N. V, City March 1, 3. Kilties Concert Band (T. P. J. Power, gen. nigr.) —Qnltman, On., 28, Dothan, Ala,, 39, Trny March 1, Montgomery 2, 3, Selma, mnt., ami flreenaborn 4, Tuscaloosa o. Columbia, Miss., 6, Btarkvllle 7, Durnnt, mat., and Wlnonn 8. FILM SHOWS. Howe's Moving Pictures (Lyman H, Howe, mgr.) —Fort Scott. Kan.. 29. Klnemncolor Morlng Pictures—Urban-Smith's—N, Y. City 20, Indefinite. Passion Plsy In Moving Pictures—Loulsrllle, Ky., 20-March 2. I'asalon Piny In Morlng Pictures—Lawrence, Moss., Marcb 4-9, . Thompson's Moving Plctnres (F. H. Thompson, mgr.)—Albany, Wis, 20-Msrcli 8, Oxfonlvllie 4, S, Footvllle 0. Brooklyn 7, H, Oregon 9, 10. MISCELLANEOUS. Canadian Jubilee Singers (W. T. Onry, mgr.)— Thornbury, Ont., Can., 28, Meafonl 20, Coiling, wood Mnrch 1, Bradford 2, Aurora 4, Kirn* moiKl Hill 5. Thornhlll 0, Dorlnvlllo 7, Mark- htm 8. BtimlTrlllo 9. flllnln's Hypnotic Comeily (J. II. Gilpin, ragr.)— Clark, S. Dak., 26-28, lUslnelil 20-Mnrcli 2, Faulkton 4-0, Gettysburg 70. Gllmore's Concert (W. F. Gllmore, mgr.)—l.nW" ■ton Mo„ 4, Brnymer 6, Sumner 0, Bogard 7, 1,'iilonvllle 8. Holmes, Burton, Travelogue—N. Y. City March 3, 4. Loreni Bros.' (J. W. Williams, mgr.)—CM»f Rapids, In., 20-March 2, Rockfnnl, III., 4.9. Mysterious Smith (A. P. Smith, mgr.)—Mc'.ean, 111., 28, 20. Norwood's Hypnotic Show (M. 1!. Norwood, mgr,) —Auckland, New Zealand, 0. Indefinite, Raymond, Great (Maurice F. Raymond, mgr. )— Bombay, India, 20, Indefinite. Ikmclero (O. G. Maynnrd, mgr.)—Allentown, Pa., 28, Towanda 20, Hornell, N. Y., March 1. 2, Corning 4, 5, Wellsrllle 6, Andorer 7, Olean 8. 0. Reno's Big Show—Neosho, Mo., "O-March 1, Walden, Dana (Geo. D. Drurnmond. mgr.)—Hjf-s- Tllle, 0., 28, Oonorer 39, Knon March 1. 3, Brookrllle, lnd., 4, Hartford, Ky., 0, 6, Hop- klnsrlUe 7, Btutgls 8. 9, rlabnrg, 6, Academy, Reading, 7, Lyric, Allen- town, 8, Washburn, Chester, 9. Cosy Corner Girls (Lon Watson, mgr,)—Folly, Chicago, 2fl-Marcb 3, Star, Milwaukee, 29. Darlings of Parts (Cbsa. Taylor, mgr.)—Star, Toronto, 36-Marcb 3, Cook's Opera House, Rochester, 4-9, Ducklings (Frank Calder, mgr.)—Star, Cleve- land. 26-March 2. Academy, PIttabargb, 4-9. Daffydllt (Art Moeller, mgr.)—Star, St. Paul, 26- Marcb 2, Krug, Omaha, 8-9. LAST CHANCE, $17.50 •i; Bettor wrlto now and got ono of tbesa 340, ihop worn No. S Bllckcnsdorfcr Typcwrltors. universal or scientific keyboard. Will do all kinds of work —guaranteed. Send 4:1.60, balance CO, D. on examination. BL.IOKKN8DBIIFIDR (IPO. CO., J9J1 I*. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. X. BAZIN'S FAR FAMED DEPILATORY POWDER SSSS HAIR S S1MPIE DaRECnONS WITH EACH BOTTU. 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