The New York Clipper (March 1912)

MARCH30 THE NEW YOEE CLIPPER. 15 TUB lISm PAMM (Eastern.) Colombia Theatre, Ofarrn SB. « at TIffi HOTBL HBYBRHOFF." The cast: Tom HatiawftT • AHji?n!£2 ire. Meyer.. .Carrie Benr o^nOolyn Meyer Helen Biy Sm BUkelrTT;. - Oto. Mayo ffi&othy OTlahert/ James Rowland a Butler, i . .L«e «•>■* fine. FIfl i A,1, ^*„. B * u<, $ra 8hape«7 • .Pearl Dwyer Helen* Bunch K & hl ' a „M 00n Rtlna Lagger Olive Wilson M«DoettT. ..Mildred Adams Dearly Low", i .. .May Burke Nora M*(k*>>.'•• Bo *° Brown Bella Lauder Mabell fiterrn Dnnhlne Conwell Ubby Blondell Luowle Meyer Chas. Aveiing Toute De Suite .. Lee Rose I Wntchcm... ....Ed. Smith L Grabem David O'Dowd I. Ketehem Barry Wilde Featuring James Rowland keaTlly thli show began Its first New York appearance bere this season before a, record crowd. It not with irnrtaat approval, the costumes, teeoery and everything about the show be- ing up-to-date, flhe chores, which numbers eighteen, were all shapely and handsome JJuig girls, ana week with much snap and ginger thronirboat do whole performance. James Rowland, who Is •encoded to be a first claaa alnflor comedian, Uvea ap to his reputation, and rendered sertral eongs In good voice, to many encores. As Tlmotby OTlaherty, to created roam of laughter. Cbi>. Avellng, in a German character, Is aa fanny a oomedlam as has tTer been seen here. He Is strong enough to be featured, and no doubt will bo gobbled up by some enterpris- ing manager. Carrie Bebr wsa happily cast and gave a fine performance. At A sonbrette. Anna Belle la all there, having looks and a good figure that will ■erre her snccemfaliy for many yean to • come. Helen Ely was teen aa a JOTenlle, and was very capable. George May, as the straight man, looked and acted the part to perfection. The balance of the company was well east and gave good accounts of themselves. Ubby Blondell, as a dashing actress, was as charming as ever. The musical numbers were all pnt on in excellent style, showing that no expense haa been spared. Principally among them were •Want Me Back," featured by Geo. Mayo, to several encores. "If It Comes Your Way" was rendered by Chas. Avellng, and It waa one of the successes of the show, the audi- ence making him repeat it several times. A specialty In the way of one song, called "I Want One as Good as Father Had, 1 ' by Llbby Blondell, was a big encore winner. "Love Me" was also a good number, and was sung In good voice by Belen Illy, assisted by tbo chorus In handsome costumes. James Rowland demonstrated his superior voice wltb a song called "Coupon Song," which earned him much applause. The Kltamura Troupe of japs was engaged as a special feature, and duplicated the suc- cess they made recently at an uptown bouse. The barrel Juggling, pole work and acrobatic stunts were well performed. The second act, which shows the board walk at Atlantic City, made a pretty scene. The fun making and rendering of many songs again met with the approval of the audience, and was heartily enjoyed. The show is a very good one, and should do ca- pacity business during this engagement. s HERE AND T HERE M BlMRSfF. cuiprm comam by olio. Bvbbt Mobh I BniMo Turn Violbtb, fresh from Newark, N. J. Ask Madeline Crawford, wltb Zallah's Show. Ross iiBUunr, patting over the real noise with the Star Snow Gins, in the Bronx last week. Mat Rosa Is charming with two new num- bers, "Everybody's Doing It" and "Ephrabnin Jones." Big olio noise with Zallah's Own Co. Daisy Hovntaif, busy counting the bank roll. Bone financier, Daisy. Falabdo, the ventriloquist, had a Black Hander on his trail at Miner's Bowery. Marbl Lbblib is really a charmer, with a beautiful voice. Prima donna with the New Century Girls. "Cutis I" I should say so. Helen Mar- voile with the New Century Girls, on Eighth Avenue last week. Zai.lmi turned loose on the Bowery. Some Nnlomer, Zallah. jBUi Babbabx Rao," pat over In great stylo by Mona Raymond, with Harry Hast- ings' Big Bbow. ^ Sam Hows doing nicely at the Murray Hill lost week, as Jockey Sam. He locks perfectly at home on the deck ot his sprinter. HiLBN Vam Rubin preparing for her Eu- ropean trip. Prima Donna Helen with Idenle. Hbsto Walt-bbs, "the girl with the real fifrth ** Wg n * ,w *" h to0 WMrl of Ruth Zimhbbuaw, of the Star Show Girls to., received a handsome basket of fruit Mirch 11, at Miner's Eighth Avenue Theatre. " ox an ardent admirer. Lan Dur-BBB Joined the New Century Girls V ttt £ e J&nptre, Newark. N. J., March 11. . °»o. M. Bbown, the well known heel and Eft w f% r i *«• » M ed attraction with High f„ ch .°°l Olrls, at the Empire, Newark, N. J„ lost week. •>. M ^ ™l Aan *"d nan Dbbsdbk Dolls was l. E! i ad,M, attraction with T. W. Dlnklns' lankee Doodle Girls at Miner's Bronx. M**ir*! r °ckway, patting over "Ragging the Baby to Bleep." an appropriate song, £*«**• at the Irocadero,Partly. Tirn Thheb Whblanb, introducing songs, & week * ptano, nlt ,t ** KroM Billib's Hbavtwdiohtb on the Bowery tul , a *e««._Nottce the tilt In Manhattan. ■n£SKJ r < Watson and his funny slide week comedy over at the Columbia Inst mJSTTPS *9, me olf tne Was* creations In m? 1 , .*J ne Columbia last week, June Adnlr •▼as a picture. B-3J 1 "cB^e. with his hare-lip, touted tlie a„T? 1 l 2 tbe Dl 8" lau Kh winners on Kighth avenue last week. »iVwS ,B A DBTIM . the little aoubrcttc, cutled h,mM tn r 9 lrls from Happyland, at the Co- lumbiB, Ust week. AfR'Jft 1 ?i*" s wl11 Join the Board walkers at Atlantic City this Summer. Kittx Mitchkll. n regular soubrcttc. slng- FilvX* 1 . 80n "- ..Many encores at Miner's ft? A Z nw **" week. .JSW . w,ib m», a stunner tn black with a this week *' W * ***** m ^a* 01 ■* T,nue niS. H i !"• ?5,9 ,N »t *•'■• a Dutch with the and VrML '" " "** ,0a ta bnrlM<,ul,) ' r.?^'"' u ™i an Oriental feature, who can nip ow th« real Eallah stuff. a iii ftsBAr SkBMl Grunt In TandevIUe. v-JfiLle rieher and Ann* Grant will Join hSSll ,or * ■)■ act at the close of the nuneaqne season. Their act Is being written HJ5L Gomble. The girls will use several mm sengi tar « well known writer. t t j i. ia.il THE SONG THAT STIRS THE THRONG! I THEWMASTERlWO :JiK'- : '('6)f?' /AiriiititlW!;) .'Jl./-M? r )ri~:i-/-'\ik 1 fiVj a r—5 y ti-> r-»is. ubllshed. In thrco: keys. WE PUBLISH MINI 5 ir EASTER ci *Q® URIS MUSIC CO. nus ' ] !• Ml, TO (JK. MI^E I,. MORRIS. Mfcr. 130-132 Wost 37tli St.*Now York' I .-VTiTk fito ? u;Vm.ad hit mm gal4 mm. J. H. I/TibiD, the popular manager of Miner's Eighth Avenue, was tendered a tes- timonial benefit Sunday night, March 24, and an all star bill was presented. A program of eighteen acts was arranged frem perxMxaers whs bad offered their services to Mr. Lahin for the ooeaalon, and a better Mil is seldom seen en the vaudeville boards. Among the well known acta who appeared were: Sophie Brandt, the Three Wbalenn. Reese and Mitchell, Ide Jopsy, Dunham and Freeman, Morris Abrams and B. Wohlman. Wm. Mclntyre and Groves, the Qulnns, and G. Russell. The affair wai a complete success, and a large sized house was in attendance. Mr. Lubin wishes to thank, through the columnB of Thb Cliffbb, each and every performer, manager, and all those who helped to make his benefit the big success it was. ■ 9 ' Butters aund Burleaqaers Entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Krelchoaum, leading confec- tioners and caterers at Mansfield, ()., whom W, G. Hardy, of the theatrical profession, Is visiting, entertained Mr. Butters and his Moulin Rouge Burlesque Co. immediately after their performance at the Memorial Opera House. March 15, 1912, at their pri- vate dancing and banquet hall. All the guests upon departing expressed themselves as having a fine time with their royal entertainers. i • Advances Herself Next Season. Nellie Penrose, chorister with ttio Paint- ing the Town, has received many compli- ments for her good looks, singing and talent. Miss Penroie has a beautiful figure, and Is known as the Model of Burlesque. Every- thing has been settled and contract! signed, and Mies Penroie will be seen playlog parts with one of tbe Eastern wbeel companies next season. ■ '■ John Grievea' Stock at La Fayette. John Grieves ban negotiated with George W. Rife to run burlesque, musical comedy and high class vaudeville at the La Fayette The- atre, Buffalo, N. Y., this coming Summer, opening May 0. Mr. Qrlcvcs has been very successful for two seasons at this house, and no doubt will do well again. He will make a feature of his big singing Bbows. Changes In Plttabursrh. There will bo Important changes in the Western wheel bookings In Pittsburgh, ac- cording to reports. Harris' new theatre Is mentioned as liable to be the coming bur- lesque house. I Ben 'Welch wltb Painting the Town. Owing to tbe death of his brother, Steve, in New York, Pete Cnrley left tbe show at Baltimore last week. Ben Welch, who was laying off, took the place of Ren Pierce, who played Pete Curlcy's role, and George Mack played Joo Curley's role. Mack and Waters to Play Dates. Willie Mack and Hester Waters have had many offers for next season, and will be seen In the Eastern wheel. During tbe Bummer months they will play vaudeville dates, I Alphla Giles Back on the Job. Alphla Giles, soubrctte with tbe Star Bbow Girls, who was taken 111 during the engage- ment at the Eighth Avenue 'ifheatre, rejoined the show March 18 at the Bronx. » Thb Kilbanb-Attbll fight pictures are at tbe Eighth Avenue this week. They were the feature with the Century Girls, at Newark, week of Mkrch 11, but were not with that show last week. . _ Owino to sudden loss of voice, Billy W. Watson did not appear in the burlesque Won. day evening, at the Columbia, New York, but waa O. K. for the ether ten performances. No onb in authority has Issued any state- ments regarding the deal about to be put through between the two wheels, whereby certain territories will be left to one or the other by mutual agreement, any further than that there Is some cuch arrangement pending. The Milwaukee, Minneapolis and several other stands, which have been unprofitable during competition, are tbe points at Issue, which will shortly be settled. „. ... Populab Manager Joe Bmlth, of Miners Howcry, New York, is slated for a bencDt, Sunday, April 14. ntLTON and Lbwis are booked to clone wltb the Jardln dc Paris Girls, March 81, to do vaudeville on tbe Western circuits. Sol Mbtbii, formerly manager of the Ynn- keo Doodle Girls, has the Kllbano-Attcll ngbt pictures for a tour. , ... 1 Mbh. H. Titlbr BBOOK6, known profes- sionally as Elsie Bonland, gave birth to a hod on March 22. She Is a sister of Mrs. (has. Falke and Mrs. Tom Lewis. Louib Dac*» opened a three weeks en- gngement at the Howard, Boston, March 25. Thb Cubzok SiBTBns are the added fea- tures with the Hastings Bbow. at tbe Stai. Itt*ook I v*i At- Rbf.vkh Is doing home week at tho Gnvety, Brooklyn. . _ . BAivnsrB and PhANCONI, and Shermani and Dc Forest ore added to the Yankee Doodle Girls, at the Casino, Brooklyn. Cn-ABLiH barton has concluded bis series of demonstrations by finally settling upon a "Lozler," and purchased a handsome car or that type March 23. He took his Initial trip the same day down to Centreport, L. I. OUT OF TOWN HEWS Norfolk, Va.—Academy of Music (Otto Wells, mgr.) the only attraction at this bouse tor week of March 18 was Harry Bulger, In "The Flirting Princess " 22. Aborn English Grand Opera Co. 27, 28. Colonial II. B. Hearn. mgr.l—Bill week March 25: ''The Conrtlers." Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barry. Jones and Declcy, Fred and Eva Mosart, Work and Ower, Rouble Sims, and the Three Ernests. Business Is good. Gbanbt (Otto Wells, mgr.)—"Don't Lie to Your Wife" pleycd to good business 18 and week. Ward and Vokcs. in "The Trouble Makers," week of 25. New Victobia (Harvey Byrd, mgr.)—At- tractions for week 25: "A Session at School," &>ringer and Church, Arakls Troupe, Arthur orin, and Hallev and Noble. Business week of IB was exceptionally good. Rotal (A. E. Slcbert, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures. Abcadb (A. K. Slcbert, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures. Wondihland (W. F. Crall, mgr.)—Moving pictures. Forosno (G, C. Boss, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures. Columbia (W. F. Crtill, mgr.)—Moving pictures. Honita (N. Cook, mgr.)—Moving pictures. lMiuhnrgb.. Paw—Nixon (Tbos. F. Kirk Jr. mgr.) March 25-80, Leo Dltricbetein, in "The Concert;" April 8, for two weeks, Christie MacDonald, in "The Spring Mkid.' 1 This theatre will be closed during Holy Week. Ai.vin (John B. Reynolds, mgr.)—Frltsl SchefT, in "Night Birds," 25 and week; Lew Fields' "Hanky Panky" April 1-6. Business very good. Duquesnb (Denny Harris, mgr.j Stock Co., In "Mr Friend from India," 25 and uquxSNB (Denny Harris, mgr.)—Davis Week; "Leah, the Forsaken," April 1-0. ■Lti-bum (C. R. Wilson, mgr.)—For 26-30 a large and capable company, headed by Louise Dunbar, will present "The Light Eternal." April 1 and week, Thurston, the Magician. Manager Wilson la to be congratu- lated for securing such a line of good snows, 'and tbe house is doing capacity business. Grand (John P. Harris, mgr.)—25 ana week: Jesse Lasky's "Antique Girl," George B, Reno and company. Maestro Froslnl, Four Londons, Laura Buckley, Savoy Trio, Coving- ton and Wilbur, Edwards, Ryan and Tlemey. and moving pictures. Business during old timers' week was very good. Gus Williams and George Primrose were kept busy by their many friends, and were lunched several times during the week. Harbib (John H. McCarron, mgr.)—Bill 25-30: Ten Merry Youngsters, Lorlng, Par- qucttc and company, Aurora Trio, Ross and Shaw, Hlkawa, Stuart and Hal), Tanna, Smith and Rowland, Holden and McDonald. ItuslncBB to capacity. Kbntom. —Bill 25-80: May Ksough and company, tbe Schillings, Jonathan, Three Harris Bros., Rezell-Acklcy Trio. Business good. . Gayety (Henry Kurtnnan, mgr.)—For 26 and week, Hobo Sydoll's London Belles, with Weber and Campbell. Tho Leltsel Bisters are the added attraction. April 1-8, Painting the Town. Business very good. Academy (H. W. Williams, mgr.)—25 and week, the Tiger Lilies," with Matt Kennedy. Miss New York Jr. April 1-8. Notbii. —John P. Harris, president of tbe Hurrls Amusement Co. and general manager of the Harry Davis Enterprises, returned home hist week from West Baden, where he spent several days In preparation with (lie Pittsburgh Ball Club. Manager John 11. Mc- Carron, of the Harris Tbcatrc, has been laid up for the past week with a severe cold and general breakdown. Ills many friends are f;liul to hear that he Is ugnln on tbe job, and n a short time will lie fully recovered Blllle Burke, won many new friends last week while at the Nixon. The theatre was pocked at every performance, and a thoroughly en- joyable show was given Alice Yorko song her way Into the hearts of her bearers last week at tbe Alvln, and was tbo recipi- ent of much applause and praise from the press and public Despite Lenten sear son and the fact that It was a return engage- ment of "Mutt and Jeff," at the Lyceum last week, a capacity week was enjoyed. Harrlabnrgr, Pa.—Majestic Theatre (Rcls Circuit of Thcntres, nigra > very gratifying business was thnt of "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," with Edith Taliaferro In title role. March 18, 10. The Big Review company of burlesquers had good houses 20. "A Ro- mance ot the Underworld" closed tbe week 28, to good business, "Naughty Marietta" 2(1, the Gay Widows, burlesque, 27; Lyman H. Howe's travel festival 20, 80. OnPHBClf (Wllmer-Vlncent, owners and mgru.)—Big business rules. Bill for week of 25: "Ideal." Joe Kelscy. Lawrence and Thompson, Isabelle D'Armonu and Frank Car- ter, Dennis Brothers, Dorothy Rogers and company, and B. A. Rolfc's "Ye Colonial Sep- tette. HiiTonaoirB (Wm. Rexroth, mgr.)—Week of 25: Prince and Virginia, Frank Walsh, and tbo Ross Duo. Alioona, Pa. — MlBhler (I. C. Mlshlcr, mgr.) "Over Night" drew good business March 23. Florence Webber and company, In 'Naughty Marietta." "25; tbe Gay Widows Burlesquers 28, "Mutt and Jeff" 28. "Baby Mine" 20, 30, the Tiger Lilies Burlesquers April 2, Miss New York Jr. Burlesquers 0, Francis Wilson, in "The Bachelor's Baby," 13. Obi'iieum (wllmer ft Vincent, mars.)—At- tractions for 25 and week Include: "Mer- malda," Lester and Kcllet, Wm. Blsto and company, and Lavlcr. Mnviiffl PICTUHBH.—The Grand, Majestic, Keith's, Family. Ideal, Crystal and Paatlmo all report good business 18 and week. wiiiiamn F ori, Pa,—At the Family (II. J. Boylston, mgr.) Bill for week of March 25 Includes: Edgar Schoolcy company, the Im- perial Musicians, Adam and Schacffcr, Flak and McDonough, May Wentworth, Vedder and Morgan, AH Rajab and company, the Thaycrs, Hamilton and Howlette, Patterson and Titus, and Mottle Qulnn. Lycumino OrEBA Hoi re (L. J. Flskc, mgr.) —"Alias Jimmy Valentine" drew and de- lighted a big audience 22. "The Flirting Princess" comns 28. Indiaiiapollx, Ind. — Murat (Fred J. Dalley, mgr.) Philharmonic Society of New York, Josef Stransky, conductor, and Ku- bellk, soloist. March 2(1. Bnquhh's Opbba HOCBB (Ad. F. Milter, mgr.)—Julian Bltloge, In "Tbe Fascinating Widow," week of 26; Christie MacDonald April 1-3. John Drew 6,6. Park (Anderson A Zlegler, mgrs.)—"Sil- ver Thread*" 26-27, "Around the Clock" 28- 30, Wanted, tor the Knickerbocker Stock Co. Owing to duiappointment, Repertoire People In A'l Mnen, Kxporlenced Heavy Han, not less than I ftilSJi: also Young, Clever Ingenue, who must do specialties. All must have good, modern ward-' robe, appearance and qslck amdy. UtaA photos, which will positively be returned, and law pro- grammes. Ataoata'e very lowest B.lary for balance of this and Summer season. Ail Bummer work over guaran eed Parks. People wsose photos I have kindly aend address for return ot aamo. Al PlBdley, Angela Breach, Fanny Louise Garter, Geo. 0. Robereon and Lane and Aden, please write. Regards from Lontse Browsing. Managers in Middle West having Fair dates opon, pleaso write. Week Marth id, Rochester, Ind.: week April 1. TliBn Ohio. . ._ _ CARL V. JACKSON, Mgr., or W. W. RICH AUDI, Uui. Mgr. T. H. Roberts Marguerite Field LEADS OH UBDAVIBB Age It, hgt, 6 ft. 10, wlit. MO. Fully experienced, excellent wardrobe. INOKNUB Age 23, hgt. B ft. 3, wgt. lit. Join on wire. Address __. _ 1«S GRAND ST., JKHHHY CITY, If. Animal Act For Sale Best troupe of trained small animals In vaudeville to-day, consisting of monkeys, apes, baboon, dogs and cats. Act now working, has tbeso features: highly trained animals, wltb appliances condensed so as lo travel without great ezoess; cleanly animals, and easily kept so. Work for lady orgont- HrospecUve purchaser can travel with tho sot in actual work, and learn thoroughly, Will gay for Icks than the value of one monkey in It. He will lead a streot parade on nbtoycle. All novelty tricks. Par- ticulars. Address MR. BUCK, luth and Federal 8ts., Camden, If. J. C. JACK SAUNDERSON HEAVIES Age 26; Weight 170 lbs.; Height t ft. 11 In. Oood study, good modem wardrobe, aober and thorough! v reliable. Just closed an no weeks engagement with (be "tjPUONKlt BTuUK 00." Would bo pleatcd to bear from RKLIABI.B MORS. Binary your LIMIT. Addrewi Abilene, Tm«i, oars of Lycenm Theatre. Majestic. —Petty-Nollman Co., In "The Red Circle," week of 26. HOMB-MANflun Oaiidbn (Ona B. Talbott, mgr.)—House Is dark. KB!' oiTH'f) (Ned B. Hastings, mgr.)—Rill 25 and week: Nora Baycs and Jack Norworth, Tom Nawn and company, Kujlyama, Nichols Bisters, Bert Terrell, Ruby Raymond and her street urchins, and Ward Baker. (Hvitty (Dixie Amusement Co., nigra.)— Week of 25: M civ in Bros,, Fields and la Adclla, Stoyman and Haydn, and Ada Carlo- ton. Hiii'inii (H. K. Burton, mgr.)—Daffydllls week of 26. Jim Plynn and the Pacemakers to follow. Notb. — Bingham A Crose, who, SB tbe Dixie Amusement Co., operate tho Gayety, will open a Summer season of popular vaude- ville at Bngllsh's opera House week April I. Hartford, Conn,—Parsons' (H. C. Par- sons, mgr.) John Mason, in "As a Man Thinks," March 26, 27; Henry W. Savage's "Tho Million" March 2ft, 80. Pou's (0. C. Edwards, mgr.)—Rill 25 and week: "The Vnsaar Olrls,' r McConnell and SlmpaoD, Mickey's Comedy Circus, Keno and (ireon, Beislo Drowning, Morris and Allen, sod Merkle. llAHTrmin (Fred P. Dean, mgr.)—Week of 28: "A. D. T. Olrls" Bcula De Buac, flying Rogers, White Bros, and Cook, song revue, Bombay Dcerfoot, Norwood and Norwood, and Roeber and Tunlson. Bcbnic (P. S. McMahon, mgr.)—A dally clmngo of films and songs attract good crowds. Stab (Harrison Harris, mgr.)—Good at- tendance continues here, where pictures are shown exclusively. BHriBB (P. S. McMahon, mgr.)—Tbe first two weeks of this new picture theatre have been a big success H. C. 1'arbonb, who has been Indisposed with an attack of tonsllltls, Is back at his desk again. New Haven, Conn.—Hyperion (B. D. Bldrldge, mgr.) Arnold Daly did well March 18. The Russian Symphony Orchestra, to a ■nc audience, 28. "The Million" 20. Poli'n (Lewis D. Oarvey, mgr.)—BUI for 25 and week: Joe Welch, Bonlta. Charles Mack and company, Glonwood, White and FIosrIo Dc Mar and company, Mnrtinettl and Sylvester, Edwin George, and the Asarda. <Gbanu OriBA Houbb (BenJ. Jackson, mgr.) —Tho usual big audiences have been present this week, ana the Mil presented pleancd highly. The pictures were very interesting, and as Mr. Fox Is presenting all up-to-date Alms and good bills, business ebould contlnuo rushing. Hoboken, N. J.—Gayety. "The Easiest Way," by the Gayety Stock Co., March 25-80 ; "The Witching Hour" April 1 and week. Hmpirb (A. M. Bruggcmann, mgr.)—The Belles of the Boulcvnra, with Florence Ben- nett, Snltz Moore, Braggcr Brothers and others, 25 and week. World of Pleasure April 1 and week. i.yric (0. B. Biggs, mgr.)—llotbwcll Browne, Markell Bros., Hanson and IIIJou, Mnrcon, Nelusco and Leona, and moving pic- tures and songs are billed 28-30. Hudson, Union Hill (J. R. Bmlth, mgr.) — "The Star Bout," with Taylor Granville, (.'ntherlne Hayes and Sable Johnson, Wlnfleld Illnko and Maude Amber, Pred Galllck, Gray Trio, Edward Esmonda and company, Chas. Thomson, Frank Milton and tbe Sisters De Long, 26 and week. Notb. —Jesslo Arnold la the woman at tho Gayety. Camden, N. J.—Temple Theatre (P. Palk- ncr, mgr.) "Smart Set" did its usual satisfac- tory business here week of March 18. "Bt. Elmo" week of 24. "Mutt and Jeff" Is tbe Holy Week attraction. Bboadway Tiibatbb (W. MCallum, mgr.)— The management of this bouse has found no dlmlimti™ In the Lenten business. Week of 18 witnessed another excellent bill, beaded by Toklo Troupe of Boyal Japs, snd Cora Youngblood Corson, with a surrounding bill of six other good acta. Majbstic (Bteln A Leonard, mars.)—Week of 18: Wilsons, Matthews and Ross, the Moore Trio, the Two Rnrkes, Bt. Clair, Percy Girls, and Mies M. Cobb. leading 2d Fid., to double brass; Clarinet, U. * 0., and Useful Tom People, write. aTOtl BALB-011 Btage Hanking, With TWO Oil Landscapes, used four weeks, cost tit, 18) takes it. DICKBY U TBRRY, Terry's Uncle Tom's Oaldn Co., Look Box, MX, LITTLE SIOUX, IOWA. WANTI FOR SALE AT * BARGAIN fill Elilir HUMS PICTURE SHOW In running order. Playing all tbe road ebows. Beasoaa foraallUa'. interested In a minstrel skew. Address BOX iltt, RowUnbnrar, W. Va. WANTED FOR "HUMAN HEARTS" CO. Oood Heavy Man to double Armadale and tbe Governor, Heavy Woman for Jeannett, and nio- dlurn sited Actor for Tom Logan. Olve all partic- ulars and address care NBW YORK. CLIPPER, MQR. HUMAN QUARTS 00. WITM FN JI8. HflWUVS NEW "Iff" WHlTZHEHnDUNOI'RODHD myles McCarthy Sketch Writer, Producer, Bongs. Coaching free of ohargi. Now York oponlngs. I guarantee my work. 118 W. ilth ST., NEW YORK. * Sketclie§. MoiioIoctn id, ratter and Parodies written to order, original work. Prices reasonable. J«RnK A MARTIN, Bog 8'A INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Wanted, An Operator With a Picture Mnchlno and someiReols, U> tr-- el, and Other Useful People, write. OAVB A »'iv RR, m WATER BtKMBT, PATBHBON. N. J. SKETCHES and SONGS F. M. SPARLING, Playwright, Hammond, Ind. MEYER'S paint ,10c. BRIT AND OHMAPBir ' POHITIO* Wantod by Young Lady Planet. Have bad good experience. Would prefer Hotel or Bummer Resort, but would consldor any good en- gagement. Can also tarnish Dint class violinist and other nieces. Mian Jeaale Jennings, W 8. Liberty Ave., Alliance, Ohio. VOB ■ AL.B—Bliht Performing Dogs; comnlote act. Bell single or together. Also untrained to^n, very suitable for training. Would like to bear from responsible people that wish to engago In big dug act. WIBKUAN, 100 Devoe Btreet, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROVAN 555 APPARATUS, wltb appn- rarni trunk, FOR BALD. Nlokel plated, is feet high. Address OKO.ZKBDO, care of S.Y.UUri'KK . FOR MAtiB—Prop. Elephant, Giraffe, Donkey, Bull, Oooae, llocwter, etc., (Hunt Cako Waltem, Uncle Bam, Topay, 10 foot high Duaket Horse, Prop. Houkoys for Pony Kucei. line Mummy, etc. rroos. mado to order. E. WALKKR, 8W W. 30tli BL,y. X. WANTED, COMIC OI'aORA BINUBUN Of oxperleuco, Itettertolre peoplo preferred. Load- ing Tenor, Priaa Donna, Oomsdlans, Baritono and I Stage Director. Also chorus People. Call ROOM 421, \m BROADWAY, N. Y. "ALONO THE KENNEBEC" («. ; SMALL INOBNUB that «an do a specialty, and Strong BAND CORNET PLATER to dooblo violin and lead oroheitra, Address by MAIL only. 0. II. KENO, Wl TIMES BLDO., NBW YORK. 1 In ontwetiny adt. picoie tiicnffoii CLIPPU.