The New York Clipper (March 1912)

THEN1W YOEK CLIPPER MAK0H3J) • THE HOUSE OF. Ls C L I G APRIIi 8. APRIL 0. Darkfeather's An appealing primitive dlph— en. Prince*" i Bosrvorth. The _-. Richardson pb»j the principal roles. ABOUT 1000 FT. APKll.ll. 1 Redemption of "Greek Joe" A true and dramatlo 'tory of w 2 ft tto AUe*heny OoU Mine*. Pictured in . and aronnd and daring the recent Pitts- burg li mitt* explosion. Vivid scenes of rescue wort are Inclnded In this excel- lent feature. Hofwrs. Hong, Bosolll, sad BtoweUand Miss Potter Appear. ABOUT 1000 FT- A tale Of mistaken Identity In the Blums, the MMUM AM U« rich man's mansion, KAthlyn Williams, Myrtle Btednun, William Duncan, and Frank Weed play tne principal parts. ABOUT 1000 ST. APU1L, 1». Th'. n Heart Rules The dramatic story ef the struggles of a yoong artist. Katblyn Wliuann, Charles Clary and Edgar Wynn in the leading ride*. ABOUT T80 FT. on Reel with The Story of a Cocoanut An Interesting educational picture ahowlDg the process of cocoannt grow. I»C. 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For Rent—12,00x1 ft fllm, any make, 112 weekly, one shipment, pay express one way; song sets, posters free. Will Bui—Passion Play or any two and three reel ill him. Tents, Ma- ck.Uea, PUui. H. DAVIS, WATEKTOWN, WIS. Royal (Clernes & Klucbas, mgrs.)—648 West Seventh Street. W. A. Flint. —1)60 Payne Avenue. R. Bonbhahla. —186 South Wabasha Street. D. W. IUhuv. —002 Rice Street. Colonial (S. L. Rotbapfel, mgr.)—Wabash and Eighth streets. N. J, Bbailinh.— 020-28 University Ave- nue. Dayton (Ilans Oerg, mgr.)—225 East Seventh Street n. 0. Pbicb. —303 Belby Avenue. H. Q. McDaskby. —105 West University Avenue. (J. Schneider, mgr.)—09 Pi -704 Sum- Imnbodnd doc street. Paoiracr (Ray Cheney, mgr.) mcr Avenue. Vbnub (J. D. Hull, mgr.)—11 Sixteenth Avenue. Harry Goldstein. —201 Fifteenth Avenue. Amsterdam (Julius Amsterdam, mgr.)— SIS Sixteenth Avenue. ('. Prmrsn.—88 Magaalne Street. Belmont Squash Oi. Ilobrecht, mgr.)-— B Heltmmt Avenue. Obm (8. Pollack,mgr.)—OB Bellevue Avenue. Princess (Kalmaa Goldberg, oagr.)—248 Bo. Orange Avenue. Inr.t HOUR (Louts IToffman, mgr.)—SOT Bo. Orange Avenue. Fairyland (Albert Hermes Jr., mgr.)— 871 So. Orange Avenue, Avon (Martin Blnger, mar.)—Avon Avenue. Dreamland <Bobert Owens, mgr.)—201 Orange Street. Joyland (A. W. Bdelmeyer, mgr.)—82B Orange Btreet. Bijou (A. Schltnk, mgr.)—112 Elisabeth Avenue. MoniR Kobn.— 78 Beventh Avenne. Vaudeville (B. Hehrmnn, mgr.)—28.1 Prince Street. Palace (Chas. Fox, mgr.)—282 Wsshlng- ton Btreet. 01. amjiiatis. —239 Eighth Avenue. C. J. Uashnaubi. — 382 Bo. Twentieth Btreet. Ilurrlaharsr, Pa. Photoplay.— 221 Market Street (Silver- man Bros., mgrs.) ~ VICTORIA.— 228 Market Street lAntony George, mgr.) Lyric— 225 Market Street (Antony George, mgr.) _ HirpoDxoiiB.—388 Market Btreet (A. L. Roumfort A Co., mgrs.) Tubatorium.— 1014 Market Street (Ben- jamin Buckwalter, mgr.) Star. —410 Market Street (A. Karam, mgr.) Bijou.— 34 N. Third Btreet (Mike Mnguro, mgr.) Arbna. — 2000 N. Third Street (A. L. Roumfort A Co. Bijou. — " Lota, mgr.) ■■K-fc B.H..B.,., «-* • Sfm n p dl, W« f SS£ MMMS moving picture louse here. *«Ofimln *or g£ flve « , a „„,„, a»drtore»-ta fsct, a Bpeela.1 opening Tboreday, mAlj everything to make up a real «» n ?'* e „.^2 which speclsl music will be furnished_an« jgySfig ln plct1 ires, along with 101 Ranch souvenirs given the ladles ;> Wednesday night ^^gft i. nooked »Ud fill June11. After will be "amatenre' night" that It will remain at head office at Meoford. The Bijou is putting on an extra wnde- « w arrangements with other new fea ; vllle act each week. In connection with the &, at wewlll control for 1012 and 1913. pictures. The soloists are James Braaell, tub "Odysbby" pictures wilt be a special Lillian Fnyctte and Ruth Goodwin. — The vaudeville feature of the Plase'e bill each week ls being highly complimented. , i s ' Pa. the new Academy (H. R. Smith, mgr.) e's "Inferno" will be shown the eastre of March 2B. This great five reel ■*• Sernnton At Dante Men plcturels without "doubt a masterBleee of moving picture art. The prtaes will he advanced to fifteen and twenty-five eents for "TheVelephone Girl," issued by the Tlta- " Co., caused considerable interest at feature for the U*oleV Nlgbt at the" New York Elks' Clubhouse, April 0. . . Tiib Ckntral S«uAnB, Lynn, Mass.. opened as a vaudeville and picture house, 25 Tub Bi'BnAB Klnemacolor pictures will be the attraction at the Majestic, Brooklyn. Se P BIJ American girl. Cbcil Lban and Flobbncb Holbbook, who have starred for several years ln nwkdcal comedy, the most recent of which was Bright Eyes," are once again to sail under the ■*—g..»- , i- ■■?;." M =nr- , ,i ctU re vaudeville standard. Arrangements have Just show^the'^rueWand hcrof.m Vf « *£«&«,*' °" ,r W"*™ ov " th * TH*s Um LtmiTAHiA on her last tripi tarn Liverpool brought over Bcalby and Duclos, a team of French dancers, under contract with the Orpheum Circuit. Scalby and Duties recently closed a successful engage, meat at the London Palace, where they origi- nated Oit now famous "no-eleap waits. "Attobnbis at Music" is the title of the snasleel absurdity In which the Weston Bent- ley company will oppear over the Orpheum Circuit. During the action of the piece ever* ■lece of furniture In the attorney's office nrevrs to be a novel musical Instrument. Tmi Pabjb Gband OmA Co., which re- cently stcred a triumph at San Francisco, M. P. B. L. at Dayton. During the convention of the Moving Pic- ture Exhibitors' League, at Dayton, O., tke A. H. Andrews Co. had on the second Beor of the Algonquin Hotel, an exhibit of their line) of opers chairs, including twenty-nve el their latest designs. „_ , ' The meeting will be held at the New Astt- terium, Dayton, O^ In whleh the A. H. An- drews Co. have Installed six hundred very expensive cha irs. Picture* Hit Flarlda. B. W. tjens recently^ opened a new metlen ^g ^ij^ ltg principal prima donna, MUe. picture house, called the Btar, at Bleantn- Freggisghn, to the Orpheum Circuit. She will town, Fin., and ls doing so well that he an- uw , reeertolre of grand opera areas during tldpates opening another house at Altaa, j, tr vaudeville engagement Ixth Street (Samuel Royal.— 120B N. Third Btreet (M. Marcus, mgr.) Empire.— 1103 N. Third Street (M. Mar eus, mgr.) Photoplay.— S 8. Thirteenth Street (B. Lenny, mgr.) Photoplay (Summit).—1208Market Street (William Miller, mgr.) Grand. —118 Walnut Street (Theodore Fry, mgr.) St. P-.il, Mliiii. Gband Opbba Hocbb.— Sixth and St. Peter streets. Mstbopolitan Opera House. —East Slitb ■treat. OhpmnM.—Fifth, and 8t. Peter streets. Stab —170 East Seventh Street. 8tiunnriT — 404 Wabasha Street. Kmitifish. —487 Wnbnaha Street. Gnoaoi OsBimm—089 Payne Avanat. Majkbtic. —441-4B Cedar Street. Pbincbbs. —31-23 East Seventh Street Gaiety.— 447-40 Wabasha Street. Gail (James Ollowskl, mgr)—14-16 East Seventh Street. Uniotr (R. Copollvlch, mtr.)—188 East Seventh Btreet. _ Aliiamhra (James Gllowikl, mgr.)—IS Bast Reventh Street. R. J. Olnoaarii. —toil SncUinp Avenue, VlNi.e) WBYhNBBHO.—118 Eaton-Avenue. New Theatre Ordinance at Indianapolis. The Common Council of Indianapolis, Ind., has passed the following ordinance regulat- ing the attendance of children at moving picture, burlesque and vaudeville theatres, which will be very disastrous to this class of amusement, enterprises If It Is enforced. The moving picture managers' association have declared their Intention to contest the va- lidity of. the ordinance If any attempt Is made to enforce It. Goneral Ordinance No. 23—lOiz: An ordi- nance for the regulation of Certain Places of Amusement. Sbction 1. Be It ordained by the Com- mon Council of the City of Indianapolis, In- diana, that no child under fourteen years of age shall be admitted to any moving picture Show, burlesque Hhow or vaudeville theatre In said city, whether admission Is charged or not, unless such child shall be accompanied Into said show or theatre by the* parent or legal guardian of such child, or unless so accompanied by some other person over twenty-one years of nge who shall have au- thority In writing therefor. Such authority shall be legibly written and signed with the full name of one of the parents or the legal guardian of snch child. Such writing shall also contain the full name and address of the person to whom given, the full name and address of tho child, tin: name of toe show bonse or theatre to which the child I'i to be taken and the date, and no sifch authority shall be valid except on the date so designated. When snch written an- thorlty is presented at any snch place of nmuBement the proprietor, ticket taker or other person In authority shall carefully ex- amine same and shall refuse to accept same If It does not comply with all the provisions of this ordinance. If such writing ls ac- cepted It aboil be kept on file by tho person accepting some until noon of the day follow- ing such acceptance, but shall be delivered to any police officer demanding same within that time. Sec. 2. No child under fourteen years of age shall be permitted to take part in any such performance as mentioned In section 1 of this ordinance. •Sec. 8. No moving picture show, burlesque show or vaudeville snow shall be given In any building situated within a rudlus of 260 feet of any public school building within the City of Indianapolis. Sbc. 4. All ordinances or parts of ordi- nances in conflict herewith arc. hereby re- Sac. 5. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic- tion shall be lined In any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars, to which may be added, for the second or subsequent offense, Impris- onment not to exceed 30 days. Sbc. 0. This ordinance shall be ln full force and effect from and after Its passage and published once each week for two con- secutive weeks ln a dally newspaper of gen- eral circulation published In Indianapolis. Taunton, Mnn. Arthur H. Wood and Ell Thereault hare completed arrangements for the opening of a moving picture house ln South Framlnghnm, Mass. Wm. H. Farley, of the team of Farley and Dugau, have Just opened a moving picture house at East Dedham. Mass. Ed, J. Tureotte Is the operator, and Annie E. Oilllgan, pianist, at Music Hall. Robert Porter, operator, and Elizabeth Boylen, nlanlst, at tho Whlttenton Casino. Wm. Savage 1b operator, and Mary B. Boy- len, pianist, at the Casino, downtown. N. B. Lamb Is operator, and Bamlo Lovely, pianist, at tho Star. Frank Gallant 1b operator, and Charles Russell, pianist, at tho Nickel. s i.orvr Opeaus Another "Sqnurr." ln his endeavor to comer all the "Square" theatres ln New Tork, Marcus Loew has opened the Herald Square Theatre. Monday morning, March 2B. Abe Rothschild is the local manager. The bill Includes moving pic- tures only, at ten cents admission. a Nashville's New On*. The Rex, Nashville, Tenn., now motion pic- ture house, owned and operated by William Waaiman and useclatea, opens about April 1. Fla, The Star sh ows licensed pic tures only. miW CORPORATIONS. Northwestern Amusement Co., New lork. Paragon Feature Film Co., New Terk. Alwln Amusement Co., New York. „ _ M. P. Manufacturing and Leasing Os., New Tork. i ' Jelsjy W gjft atBBBBBl Sella;. Darkfeatber'B Strategy." — The MooeeMde In- dians, led by Chief Grarwolf. depart from their rlllare to wags war open tbo Fraier Rivers. Ar- riving In their enemy's country, tber camp, while Qravwelf and Little Panther ride oat to recon- noitre. Oomlag unexpectedly upon their eoemy, they attempt to escape, but Grarwolf falls from bis horse wounded. Lltoe Panther dashes away, but, seeing his chief wounded, returns to rescue him, and placing him upon his hone, succeeds. Arriving in camp, be la placed en a hastily Im- provised Utter, and bis braves return with him to their village . Baincloud. who loves and Is loved, by Oraywolf's daughter, Darkfeather, ls dispatched upon a scouting expedition, She watches his departure with misgivings. Little Panther becomes enamored with Darkfeather, sad lakes bis secret to the chief, who, wishing to show his gratitude to Little Panther, gladly ac- cedes to the request of his favorite warrior. Darkreather learns of ber betrothal by her father with great sorrow and dismay; she decides to seek her absent lover's help ere It la too late. She nto the mountains to await bis return, hut llscovrred by Little I'ault.r, who demands that she shall become his squaw. She resists. Unlu<:lou<l returning, hears her cries for help, and goes to her asalstsnee. Little Panther and Raln- ekiol battle to the death. Baincloud Is vutorloos. leaving their fallen foe. they seek forglrnesi of her father. The pardon Is not forthcoming, however, and be la dukkly seised and bound by his angry tribesmen, while tbey prepare to burn Mm at the stake. Darkfeather frees hkn from his bonds, and while tie attention sf the Indians ls attracted by the arrival of the body of Little Panther, Darkfeather secures a horse, rides to the side of Ralneloud, who leaps np behind ber. and they dash away to freedom. Released April 8. "Driftwood."—Kstbevlne Daltoa, through the vicissitudes of life, nods herself alone In a big city without friends, funds, or hope of employ- ment. Because she dares to rebuff the affronts of a ward politician, she ls forced to leave ber cheap rooming hou»c and ls denied admission st tbe city lodgings. Tired snd hungry she Anally Joins tbe "bread line" tbst last resort of the city's unfor- tunate. Here she meets Bill Hlckey, a human derelict through circumstance. While wandering along the snow-eovered streets, ln search of a pltcs to sleep, they suddenly come face to face with another couple. Tbe girls stare at each other ln amassment. They are exact doubles The men do not notice tbla. Hlckey later reads In a pewspaper of tbe reward being offered for U.o recurn of one Katherlne Kent, a wealthy nurebant's daughter, and description. Katherlne recognises her passerby of the street. Hungry sod cold, tbe tells Hlckey she Is going to try to palm herself off os tbe missing heiress. Tbey go to the house, but tbo Imposition Is discovered, and Kal tacrine's last chance for a place to sleep viplsbes. They later find the mlsslngglrl and induce her to return to ber parents, when Mr. Kent hears bis daughter's story, his eyes are opened to tbe existing conditions, snd tbe human driftwood and at last food and shelter. Released April 0. Tub vbhiclb for Thomas B. Shea's Or- fbeum Circuit tour has keen decided upon. t Is a virile American story, called "The Bun On the Bank," and cleverly combines snance and romance. The action requires the services of seven players. Ah the StiBBivr, In "The Sheriff of Shasta," Theodore Roberts has added an- other success to his long list of cbarscter creations. The playlet which Introduces him to the Orpheum Circuit Is pronounced worthy of Its star, both having proved their value. Sbumab McManus, who wrote "The Lad from I-argymore," now being played over tbe Orpheum circuit by the Seumas McManus Players, is exceedingly well known in the literary world. Bis stories and verse have acquired International repute. Among his best known works are A Lad from the O'Flynn," "In Chimney Corners" and "Bed Poacher," all three written ln the same de- lightful Celtic style manifested in his playlet Thomas JnmsBON has made a tabloid of Charles Dickens' "The Cricket on tbe Hearth." As Caleb Plummer he will acquaint the Or- fibeum Circuit with one of his father's, the ate Joseph Jefferson, most famous Imper- sonation. Bubnabd A. Rbinold, who ls featured ln tbe title role of "Dinkelsplel's Christmas," over the Orpheum Circuit, has alternated during his theatrical career as player and manager. - He created the part of Dlnkel- splel, and has played It continuously ever since. Previous to this, however, he managed tbe tours of one of the foremost American actresses. George Klelne. "Naming the Baby.—This ls the principal sub* Jtct on an Interesting split reel to be released April 2, by Oeorge Klelne. The Olnes Stack Ooiu- ptny baa seldom been seen In a more amusing farce comedy. Tbe fun centres around tbe dif- ference* of opinion between a young husband snd wife, as to what they shall name their Unit be by. As tbey cannot seem to agree the young wife returns ln tears to the home of her parents. Many amusing situations follow, Including a quar- rel of tin- parents for the first time In their mar- ried life. But peace and hnnpinesa In once more restored, when the youeg wire's mollier conceives the brilliant Idea of combining tbe names that have been chosen for tbe child. Asslsst, Italy (Colored).—The second subject on the same reel Is a handsomely tinted pano- ramic view of a very picturesque city In sunny llnly. showing many historic scenes, churches. the prison, famous castles, the principal gate, and the town itself. Tbe complete reel la approxi- mately 1,000 feet long. An Interesting Eclipse Fllm. — Oeorge Klelno has for release April S a mixed reel of unusual Interest, containing three subjects—a farce com- edy, entitled "Taken by Surprise," full sf lively action and fun; a picturesque scenic covering, "Scenes In Amsterdam," showing the principal churches, the multitude of canals, the Mint Tower, snd other objects of special note, and an ednca- tlonnl subject of an Industrial nature showing the "Transformation of Scrap Iron" from Junk Into many useful articles. This reel is approil- s ately 1,000 feet long, "Love and Hypnotism."—*A Ctn-ca drama about 1,000 feec long, to he released by (iconic Klelne, April 0, handles In an entertaining manner the very Interesting subject of hypnotism, snd relates OUT OF TOWH HEWS Rochester, N. Y. —Lyceum Theatre (M. E. Wolff, mgr.) "Tbe Common Law," with a competent company, headed by Robert Demp- ster snd Margaret Greene, had fair returns March, 21-28. Motion picture plays of "Ca- mllle" and "lime. Sans-Gcnc," posed for by Sarah Bernhardt snd Gabiielle Relane, and tbelr entire supporting companies, 25-27 "The Fortune Hunter" 29-81. Sam 8. Buubekt Thratbb (Elmer Watcts, mgr.)—Blanche Ring, in "The Wall Street Girl," 26-27. Baker Tiieatbe (Frank R. Parry, mgr.)— "St. Elmo" was well portrayed by an excel- lent company, 18-20. Martin L. Alsop, ln the title role, scored. Business was fine. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," having lost none of Its charm or drawing powers, was well put on 21-28. '"Way Down East' 26 and week, Dante's "Inferno" week of April 1. Temple Thbatbb (J. H. Finn, mgr.) — Mnelyn Arbuckle and company, Harry Fox and Mlllershlp Sisters, Belle Adair, De Witt, Burns and Torrance, the Three Lyres, Six Aiidnlliilis, Melody Lane Girls, Rawson and June, and moving pictures, 26 and week. Corinthian Theatre (Fred Strauss, mgr.) — Tin: Taxi Girls Co. week of 26. The Social Molds played to large patronage 18 and week. Cook Opbka House (Aster Amusement Co., lessees).—Williams Imperials Co. ended a big week's business 28. The Idculs Co. week of 25. iinffalo, N. Y.—Star (P. C. Cornell, mgr.) Zlegfeld's "Follies" March 26-27, "Tbe Com- mon Law" 28-30, "Tbe Fortune Hunter" week of April 1. Tbck (Messrs. Bhubert, mgrs.)—Valeska Suratt, in "Tbe Red Rose," 26-27; Blanche Ring, In "The Wall Street Girl," 28-80; Princeton Triangle Club April 0. Lyric (J. Laughlln, mgr.)—"Alias Jimmy Valentine" week of 26, followed by "The Girl ln the Taxi." Siiba'b (M. Shea, mgr.)—Stone and Ka- llsi, Frank Fogarty, Little Hip No. 2, La Toy Bros., tbe Three Vagrants, Barnes and Crawford, Ward Bros., ana Crcssy and Dayne. Lafayette (C. M. Bagg, mgr.)—Williams' Imperials 26 and week, followed by the Ideals. Garden. — Manager Mlddleton announces for week of 20, tho Winning Widow, with Uardeen, followed April 1 by the Gaiety Show and Gus Fay. Bijou Dream (C. W. Brdman, mgr.)— Throe reels are presented dally of Independ- ent Dims, this house taking the entire output of the Independents, with Manager Erdman and F. Sclmtt In Illustrated songs. Business la always substantial, Albany, N. Y.—Harmanus Bleecker Hall (Edward M. Hart, mgr.) the last week of tho regular Winter season saw Blanche Ring, ln 'The Wall Street Girl," to capacity. John Rarrymore, ln a new comedy, r 'Half a Hus- bnud. "A Lady from Abroad," 22. 28, by Thos. Ryley, was presented for the first time on any stage. The Spring and Summer sea- IiTBIC <FJ. A. Deardourff «,„, -. 26 and week: Vlrglnl.Tu*0rf r :i~5 l "jh: Heart of the Mountain ;•• viEtikL *5. '** mo.De Dlo and antmii., Sfffl\£ftS and Dane), and Anita Link "'wajb MoiAA-r, Bao, Grand, Mats n«. Bijou Dbbam are packing hnn22 ,u »»» with latest reels of picture? m^fl Baltimore, Md—Ford's (Chaa ■ mgr.) "A Romance of the iISl* March 26-80; motion picture ».&"' hardt, In "Camllle," April "a ' ■"* Academy (Tunis Dean, mgr )-_..n^. of Sunnybrook Farm" 26 andw** i&ti Hllllard, ln "A Fool There Was *aSii 1 W« Aoditobium (Frank McBrlde nfJli '1. Halliday (Wm. Rife, mgr.)—"Th. „ Bet" 26-30, "Grimes' Cellar Door" Jli 1 *"' Gaiety (Wm. Baliau"mgrJ-jftPS night Maidens 26 and week, St b?L* Show April 1-6. e m * B »a»tt Kmfirb (Geo. Rife, mgr.)—Dneks. and week, tbe Big Review April W i*"** » Maryland (J. L. Reman" tngrU-Bin a 26 and week: Irene Flgattt^lJg.J"' Callahan and St. George, Edm, xte Crouch and Welch, Norton andu. ffl?' French Girls, and Cliff Gordon ^ ** New Thbatbb (Geo. Schnlder, ag,\-j»„ 2B and week: Iatar and Ishmel 8S&C W cus. Thorn, Higgins and company/Ma'-i!; Twins company, Abdallah, and fa,2fi Opera Troupe. wbb.Ii Victoria (Chas. B. Lewis, mg> i_run , 26 and week: Golden VonViva'Do,.-*? Katherlne Robertson, Hamilton ana liiSr "Kid" Hamlet and Aline. ■"■ "'•»- Sprtaaraeld, Mass.—Court Sosaie i OUmore, mgr.) Robert Edeson mass h In a new comedy, "The Indiscretion all™ March 18, and created a favorable task. Blon. MlkaIII Mordkln and the Russtaa R eers. 19, did well. Bverywoman" 25^5 I'iili's (8. 3. Ilrcen, mgr.)—Week at fa, Dark Knights, Kate Ellnore and Sia, bJil \S*1' M Jf- Oen« Hughes and tostBiiy.ti Morton, Gordon Bros, and their boilsr lis, roo, Shirley and Kessler, Kit Canot i im electrograpn. ' m OiLbtORB (James w. Bingham, mni- Tbe Knickerbocker Bnrlesquers 18 21 ^Jk.i Lynne," to usual business, 21-28. k. Howes Love Makers 20-27, RoulnssD Cm« Girls April 1-8. Nblbon (H. I. DiUenback, mgr.lk-BIU 25. 27: Brown and Harrows, Norwood ind He ■wood, and Bombay Deerfoot 2840: While Bros, and Cook, Flying Rogers, Beulide Bu and pictures. Business ls good. Bijou (E. L. Knight, mgr.)—Delia Six- yer and Jack Tanner, 26-30, and the metlri pictures. Plaba (Goldstein Bros., mgrs,)—Bill 25- 27 : SI Btebblns, Temple and Hod, and Phoebe Snow. 28-80: Prltskow and Blanehird, Bert Granville, Dorothy Curtis, and pictures. Bust- ncss ls good. Ardell (R. J. More ton, mgr.) —Plcturti. Euisonia (Randell Smith, mgr.)—Plcturei Gaibtt (L. B. Zimmerman, mgr.)— Pic- tures. Globe (Fidelity Amusement Co., mgrs.)- PIcturss. Novelty.— Pictures. Palace (M. D. Forcheron, mgr.)—Pit tares. Subway (Goldstein Bros., mgrs.)—Pit tures. Notes.— Simon Wlltsls, of the "Qet-Bltb- Quick Walllflgford" company, who has ben confined at the Collin Emergency Hospital with ptomaine poisoning, left there 21 for Lowell, to rejoin his company Kdd.t Cartler. of this city, and one of tbe stags staff of Klaw A Brlanger's "Tho Pink Usj" Co., sailed for England with the eompui lost week B. J. Blunkell, of last Bud- mer's Poll's Stock Co. here, recently lolnet tbe "Elevating a Husband" Co At Ut convention of the New England section of the National Electric Light Association, hell ln this city 21, 22, a cabaret show wm gives under the direction of S. J. Breen, Foil's m genial local manager, at the Hotel Klmbal, 21. at which the following artists «ppearta. Princess Venesua, Caude Golden and Bpel|d and Dnnn Andrew Mack looked up sow of his local friends during his engagement it Poll's, and good old times were recalled. Fall River, Mas..—Academy sf MaeJi (Geo. 8. Wiley, mgr.) "Baby Mine" cmw March 28. , Savoy (Julius Cahn, mgr.)—Bill for 26ati week: Homer Miles' Players, In.the 'BUcl- tip Msn;" Bssuvere, Reed and St. John,1* roy and Paul, Krag Trio, StaudUh UtW Fennel and Tyson, and Kenny and nollln Bijou (C. L. Benson, mgr.)—Bill 2B-2i. Harcourt and Leslie, Muller and Muller, soj Itobinson and Le Fevre. 28-30: Stevens «™ Olcott, "The Operator Coy," and Kendalls "Auto Girt." Premier (C. L. Benson, mgr.)—Billj* 27: Huttledge-Pickering company, In 'TM Fnttcd Calf"' Bob Dale, and Lloyd larwr. 28-30: May Bell, Ellen Richards and Tltee of Ds. palace (A. H. Ashley, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and Illustrated songs. . Ltric (Ed. Doherty, mgr.)—Metlon pic- tures and Illustrated songs. , .- Us . Nicxblodion (Walter Blgelow, mgr)—*' Hon pictures and Illustrated songs. . «ta» (E. Mlchslfelder, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and Illustrated songs. rfc . Scenic (H. R. Archer, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures. Cleveland, O.—Opera House (A. !"• u, ; .','' 1 rntr ) w«k sf'Mareb^D. BUlto;?<*}♦.* % Runaway." Week of April 1, W. H. Oraae. •The aerator Keeps House." ,_we.i «f Colonial (B. H. Mt^nghlln jnp.J--w«| d ,, IB, "laby Mlae." April 1, ,l The Blue aw* Both are return eiigMements. rf js, Lyceum (». K. Todd, mgr.)—^Week "^ "Th« Shi In the Taxi. 1 * April 1. and »<"• "Mrs. WlggB Of the Cabbage Patch. ( Cleveland (H. D. Zlrker, mgr.) —«?* r .« »B, Vaughn GUser (to., ln "The Wltehlnl: Hour. Stab (Drew A Campbell, mgrs.)—Week «f "• Hlta New York Jr. . „,„ v ... 29, Rmpibb (B. A. McArdle, mgr.)—week «» a doctor's young wife "meet, a handsome Sff., T „' to , C ,:.h^^^ a nurtj and succeeds in sron.n.a f: ve ] yD VaughRn company, will present ''The her husband's. Jen lousy yeung man at nrty and succeeds In sronalng J K 7B". ^Jggaaw^saxa ipxsBy, WlM.gsaaat "The )nsy. The doctor suspects bis UTVUS^sLW'V, e \ *Z, T De V n *"t wife of Indlseretlons. and ln order to arrive at M « Jj olt>D , u „?' tcnlCl ADrtl l an,, w e« k . the truth of tbe matter places her under hypnotle Seven Days 8-18. Intlueiee. and compels her to rehearse before him Lmpirb (ins. H. Rhodes, mgr.)—Burlesque what has cccurred during his sbsence. Ills test of a high order crowded thin theatre to see whllo not conclusive does not lessen bis bus- At. Reeves' Beauty Show and Queens of the nlclons, snd In auger be turns her ont of tbelr lome. Tbe next day, however, he discovers through the lauilrertent opening of a letter ad* dressed to bis wife that she was entirely Inno- cent. Heart-broken st his treatment of her, he lot.ee no time until he finds and again clssps her ln Ms anna. .. W11J.1AM T. McOdinn writes from the gold camps of Golden City, South Porcupine, Ont: "The Two Bills, along with Miller Bros. A Ed. Arlington's 101 Shows, ln motion pic- tures, are playing the above place, to olg business nightly. The admission up ln this country for tbe above shows arc 26 cents and and 86 cents. Porcupine has two drat class Jardlnde Tarts, 52-24: Jersey LIUcs 26-27, S?ii tho Social Maids 28-80. ' ' Gaiety (Oliver II. Stacy, mgr.)—M. M. Theisc's 8trolllng Players closed a successful week's engagement 23. Majestic Burtesqucrs s re booked for week of 26. Proctor's (Howard Graham, mgr.) Tbe lending feature for week of 25 ls the Frederic Bond-Fremont Benton company, In a sketch, "Handkerchief No. 16," with other vaudo- vlllc acts and moving pictures. Majestic (Ktnll Detches, mgr.)—Patrons continue to flock here and enjoy the vaude- ville and moving pictures. Jitmratown, N. Y. — Samuels' Opera show houses and both drawing n nice bust- House (James J. Waters, mgr.) Home Stock ncss. South Porcupine is the business and Co. opened March 26 with "Paid In Foil." Tbo College Olrls. n .«ida mir.l- FBrra'a HnrTrosaoMB (H. A. D»J r l « , ' 1 J^ 1 u* Week of 25: Nat Wills. LlMao. MorUmer. Empire Oataedy Four, Vej*«*trt ^3SS J Belie Titcomb, the Manning Twins, Winw Keefe. and Kaltnar and Brown. , ,. ,» Gband (J. H. Michaels, .»*■•) w «f* ™ u u ,c>, AU Olrl BAow, Grace De Mar. Ward aad a» Una Pantxer, Irene and Bobby .»'* ,JU Bastsrs Dogs, Margaret Ouahlng. "d Pb» t0 V'; 51 Psjschlla (P. E. Bens, nujr-)-Week ■ The Dlrrlck Bros., McPhee and Hill, **><> »J rooks. Raymond and Arthur, Rude- pJ andI w La Vino and Inman. Elea Weiss, Blasd and W tos, Agnes Wilson, snd pictures. . f 25; Almambba (B. W. I^'». m R r - ) rS.t «ii ■ Tas famous Greek clssslc, Oedlpiis^Rci, m shown In Klaemacolor film, over 6.000 feet « , being lequlred. In addition to this the ««■ •rasa and orchestra program will ho gi«"- Yoanarstovra, O.—Orand (Joo BctoS • ^r.) "School Days," with HermanWJ week of March 2B. with three matinee a. • Chocolate Soldier" April 1, Howes »OT ( . Pictures 2. 8. The e(ock„'^M%»ST li T»ri, day. 8, with the Wright Hunttngton rw In ''The Cowboy and the sSgj* j. 0 aial PAist (nber A Shea. >««g«fS h ^ T h»B«» evening, 24. concert or Mme. Hnghoi ^ and the Boyal Welsh Ladles 'Choir. " & vlllo 20-27 includes: Dan Biirl» H ,,„t Wonder Girls, dancing act;jColllns1 ano p bogus atrong men: Helm ?H?m«i "al "K and dances: Four B Biaw,nB 'J n „Sst- ttS clalty; W. B. Dickinson, t J^^*'„ ls»" Brahm's phantograph. Attendance con Now.—Moving picture theatre! are a gqpd business, . . i_