The New York Clipper (April 1912)

8 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. APKIL 20 THE N EW YOBK CL IPPER THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING CO.(LlmlUd raopuaroii, ALBERT J. BOHIE Editoiul and Eosimiss Uaniok. HEW YORK CITY. (Continued from page 1.) ■ NEW YOBK, APKIL, 20, 1912. Lincoln Square (Chne. Ferguson, mgr.) —The new vaudeville show for April 11-14 here, came In under the moat favorable au> spices 11. Not a vacant seat in orchestra or llrxt balcony could be discerned, and the gal- lery looked to be packed to overflowing. This condition seemed more like the opening of a season than Its waning one, for there wasn't a "wane" In view on Thursday. It fell to the lot of the Held Sisters to start the vaudeville going In acrobatic dan- cing of excellent calibre. They arc pleasant looking girls, and conscientious workers. la , , . fact they attempt rather too much In an Aa«rtlle^ur^^%Vborae^^lO rt ^^ > .IS: overplus,V lifting'■flips" at the finish These stunts disclose nothing new, they are not graceful nor artistic when done by women, KntMCd Jose 24. 1879, at lie Post Office at Haw York, N. 1., si second clan matter, under (be act of March 8, 1879. ' SUBSCRIPTION. One year, In advance, 84 j six months, $2; three an( j canno t possibly be classed as pertaining auntba, 11. Canada md foreignpostage,gpjj to terpslchore. Their white dresses were {Uncle copies will Iw sent, postpaid, on receipt of gnM ^ reminders of Spring. 10 cents. T [, e Bramlnos, two males. In grotesque Oar Terms are Cnah. TBB CLIPPEB Is Ikzoea every WRDNESDA* morning. The first and last four pasts QO TO PRK88 on FaiDAY, and the other pafes oo MONDAY. The Forma I lining Promptly on MOMM Y, at e F. M. Pleasa remit by express mosey order, check, P. O. order or registered letter. 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ASSOCIATED PARK, FAIR, VAUOEVILLE, COMBINATION and MOVING AWUU PICTURE tHEATRE MANAGERS' HEADQUARTERS CLIPPER BUSINESS INDEX WRITE WIRE costumes, and of evident foreign extraction, were entertaining in a comedy musical act, In the number two position. Home of their musical efforts were novel, and these seemed to get them by nicely. Dorothy Mentbcr. a vocalist, deserved credit for putting over her numbers with a singing voice which was not powerfully! strong nor of much range. She looked stun- ning upon her first appearance In a costume of old rose color, and the same may be said of her costume of red silk. She rendered "Oh, Mr. Dream Man" very pleasingly, and passed fairly well with "Marguerite," In * change to Italian costume. Her closing with "Ragtime Goblin Man" earned three bows for her. Jones and Parks, In the familiar sketch, "The Fighter and the Ross,'' were all to the good. Both men were fully capable to the requlrcmenta of their roles, their enunciation was distinctly clear and carried the proper force and Impelling directness. The sketch O. H. MILES, Frea. CALL W. F. KEEFK, Gen. Mgr. ^S lJ 2?;.JL!iL, H<!Dt7 Q * or,e Hlbber1, """'" »>" "«*« had a better presentation In local and correspondent. Tll» OUim CAN Bl OBTAINS!) WHOLSS1U AND arrAiL, at our agents, Brentsno's news depot, 3T Avenue a> l'Opers, Paris, France; Diamond News Co., 126 I'rido. Havana; Manila Book and Sta- tionery Oo.. 128 Kscolta, Manila, P. I. Tlllt) NEW YORK CLIPPER pnbllahes only one edition, and that la dated from New York. RELIABLE FAIR LIST. It may not be generally known that all fairs listed In the United States must first be licensed by the Secretary of Agriculture of the Btates In which the.fairs are to bo held. Hence It Is obvious that no complete list of fairs that la accurate can possibly be published until after all of the fairs are licensed. Notwithstanding- this striking fact, some publications brazenly publish, early In the season, what they call a fair list for tbe current year, Several times wc have known et these lists being tested, with the result that only a small percentage of the dates were found to be correct. The enterpris- ing ( 1) publishers secure a few correct fair datcB, and tbe rest they guess, at, using last year's list as a guide. A list made up In tbls way Is of no value whatever, and Is CAPT. BILL DALY. Edw. Le Boy Itlce sends us the following additional Infcnnntlon. The obituary of this once famous blade face performer that appeared In tbe column* of Tub Clipper last week was not exactly accurate. H^RotCJ'to'S Jnuc^ira'nstSnJ"^ 1 ^ i*^ffA™fi *«£*«$ *™ S*#&i£!£ ■» £22*„« con** Arl,n g to r s 8 Mfnstre 1 S h . n ^ew York, vaudeville. Henry Lewis, tbe young Hebrew comedian, walked away with the applause and laughter- provoking bit of the new bill. His song iparodleB were put over finely, and with a voice of remarkable freshness. It Is tbe THEATRE BOOKING CORPORATION Vaudeville Exclusively CAN USE ALL CUSSES OF GOOD ACTS FOR IMMEDIATE TIME NOW ROUTING FOR 1912-13 Address all communication! to W. F. KEEFE. 123 North dart SI., CHICA80, ILL. PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL SUMMARY FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 13, 1912. BY. W. M. RANKIN. mands of Inconsiderate audiences. His dia- lect Is good, and bis stories were told effec- tively. Tbere Is no reason why this young man should not become one of the leading monologlsts of tbe vaudeville stage, but be Bhould learn to resist tbe temptation to resort to "tbe tinge of blue" in responding to the alluring applause of the "select few. Kurds' roosters, a novel act. composed of a very modest appearing young man and a doxen of tbe cutest little "birds," closed tbe Thursday bill in fine shape. Very few left their seats while these lively little fellows Bloodgood was associated with Joseph Trow- bridge In a minstrel venture bearing their names. Tbe brothers Joined Emerson and Clark, not Emerson and King, In 1877. Mort Emer- son Is tbe only surviving member of tho quartette. The season of 1012 opened wltb a burst of enthusiasm that wag remarkable even in baseball, Record breaking crowds witnessed the opening games all along the line. But Brooklyn had a banner attendance. Tbe huge throng overran the diamond and lo- fleld and made play Impossible, until the police were called in to clear a space large Mr. Daly was elected to tbe Massachusetts enough to start tbe game, which finally be Legislature, Nov. 18, 1683, not 1884. came little more than a farce. Tbe Brook- Thc statement that Dan and Bobby Daly lyn Club officials were not prepared to meet began to show their talcntB in the late '80s, so great a crowd of people, nor did they an. Is obviously Incorrect. Barney Kagan Is nv tlclpate any such a stampede as did occur, y^.^S'JMi.w'?.^., ^^kfJ^JfiS sponsible for their bringing but, which be or they would certainly "have made better ?umfint h i.5*£„ ? &.? ntftin e ^JZZkS: did at the Howard Athcnium. In Boston, arrangements than they did. However, It climbing ladders, and picking oat numbers „„„„„„,„„ T „„ qi m™ u« „ ^h.mdnn »in« r iC .h na ,. ».<,. m,„ „,.m„ >,„„ „.,, r,.„,.>,..,i correctly. Some of these roosters crow con tlnuuilv while being put through their paces. This pleased tbe big audience immensely, and the entire act Is a hit In Its complete nov- elty and conception. Tbe birds made a pretty finish while grouped upon the re- volving paraphernalia. Mr. Kurtls should try the effect of a darkened stage, and the i spotlight for the finale. It would Improve On the opening night he was admonished bv the audience to "speak up," and be did with commencing Jan. 81, 1870, doing a champion clog quartette, consisting of Kagan, Redmond and the Masters Daly. Vlnie Daly Is a daughter of Ospt. Bill Daly. « I » PRANK LALOR SCORES. According to press cables Frank Lnlor has become a London hit with "The rink Lady." the finish. ■ Kratifylng results.' The' Timet critic calls American (Charles B. Potsdam, mgr.)- »» .,» tt""^ _ "y^gf? *L * JgL "HI It Is a pleasure to visit this house and at all *'P * ™ SfT^? r K.5 a 5 nr *5!-. t I 2 It "w ,„ W ^ tlmp« And an audience whose pnthunlnsm tn ' 8 cltT " a * not nB( ' ' or years except In the often injurious to tbe people who use It for i'nT'approval" Is not "cohered up" And P«* • , rt 5JSr.S^iL^r%i°f«ffl.nS thafa lust what ono can find here at every " h _» ,, « m " n ^„ a f" * om Z^„i ,LliS„ . ^T performance. .Thursday, April 11,. Issued In gjjgg Ra MM? & mOTlcal com€d » a <*■ business purposes. A theatrical paper must be very weak that resorts to making fakn lists and fake routes In order to convey tbe impression to the unsuspecting reader that It Is enterprising and away abend of Its con- temporaries, but such a method always proves tbe second half of the weekly bill, and tho usual long list of acts were enjoyed. Tbe Four Luclcrs, In unique musical offer- ings, scored their usual favor wltb tbe audi- ence. Madge P. Maltland, tbe sure enough "Dub- rcactlonary and does more harm than good nn i, n «sio," was given a warm reception, and to tho paper that resorts to such a practice, with "Irish Hag 1 ' and her "Peanut" song »_ iiTi. i....« ■,„ ,..,i.ii u i, • tint nf «ii th« (and then some more pcanutB), she bad to In this Issuo wc publish a list or an ino > car npr( , cIf nwny f ro m 'cm. fairs which have been licensed up to date, Arfnur whltclaw grabbed off a good Bllcc ««"s so heartily welcomed n» « m»»ter "t Washington.7.7.'.'.'.'.".". '.'.'.',' O and wo will from time to time publish ad- of the applause stuffjn a_ bright J&wSg f ™ ftffLig T Vffl ,n wnlch ■* con8lder SawfaSr.....:.......... 0 "Every musical comedy house In London has Its funny man, who does bis turn to tbe great satisfaction of the audience, but It Is always practically the same turn with little correlation to the play or his fellow players. Mr, Lnlor, although be practically carried "The lint Lndy" on his shoulders, was al- ways the character he depicted In the piece, and not for a long time have London play- goers so heartily welcomed na a master clearly shows that the game has not reached the limit of Its popularity, and that greater crowds will be seen on all the grounds, as the season advances, where the accommoda- tions are sufficient to meet tbe demands of tbe people, who wish to see tbelr favorite pastime. The following Is the summary of tbe fames during; tbe week ending April 18, 012: Rational League. Clubs. W. Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 2 Boston , 2 Brooklyn 2 New York 1 Philadelphia 1 Chicago... O Pittsburgh O American Lb.voiib. Clubs. W. Hoaton 8 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 2 Cleveland 2 Detroit 1 St. Lotrls 1 dltlonal lists as fast as the dates arc re- EggWg",^ gg,™ humor cau « ht tho ported. Every fnlr mentioned In our list bus "Mcgm and Livingston, two very entertaln- bcen reported to us over tbe slgnaturo of tho ing girlies, got away nicely, An offering on secretaries of departments of agriculture In tho violin by one, and their singing of a few . a . , . m. " I..* .. ■■ numbers together, pleased Immensely. Tho the different States, and tho list Is .as glrlB cofi tuine the net tastefully. accurate and reliable as It Is possible to Lloyd and Tarver are two boys who should Theatre Monday April 15 make It. liL near l.'™ m .. n P t . m "'J y .. < l ayB n?*S c ?;„i.I?l e J „. Th ?. cast_Includes: E. J. Radcllffe, Jack Notes and Comment. Tbe uncertainty of baseball was amply Advertisements not exceeding one luie In i.„.„. will be published, properly cltstlsed to^£i* ■c the rate of tro for one jear (52 tuni!*? copy of TBI Nsw Vobk Ourri, »„f b7s2 ,i to each advertiser while tbe •d?ertlaement i. if? nlsg. — M nl8 " ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND I'l »yt» Botanical Decorating Co., 810 Firth Ave 0Mc£r ASBESTOS CURTAINS AND PICTrnn BOOTHS. "^URB 0. W, Trainer Mfg. Co., 78 Pearl St., Boston Han. AUTHORS AND PRODUCER! Searl Allen, 222 S. Mtb St,, N. k\ 0 - Justin Paige, 68 W. Chippewa St., Batfalo M v Obis. BonrltB (Boom 315). 1402 B'wsv ■ v n Wtn. A. Quick. 252 W. 80tb St., New Yolk Clt?". CHIMBS, DELLS & SPECIALTIES B. H. Maylaad, 8S1 Adams fit., Brooklyn, n. "y COIfFRGTIONS. Bueckbelm Bros. A Bekstelo, 248 So. Peoria Ht Chicago. • COSTUHBRS. Frank Hsyden, 149 W. Sttb St.. N. T. 0 Chicago Cos tame Works, 89 Dearborn at, 'oblcats, Bldabock k Co., 149-161 W. 86th St., N, I m» Bobert Warring. 872 70th St., Brooklyn. N - t A. Fueger, 621 Walnut St., fit. Louis, Mo. ELECTRIC SIGNS RENTED AND SOI D Kltctrlc Curtate Call Co., 178 Christopher St ,N T FORTUNE (INVISIBLE) WRITERS. ' S. Bower, 117 Barman St., Brooklyi, N, X HALLS FOR REHEARSALS. Donovan's Hall, 80S W. 39th St., N. X, Q HOTELS AND CAFES. Commercial Bouse, Ban Claire, Wis. LAWYER, Geo. Beblnson. Gaiety Theatre Bldg., Hew loir MOVING PICTURE MACHINE AND ' FILM EXCHANGES. W. B. Greene, 228 Tremont St., Boston, Mais. MUSICAL BELLS AND NOVELTIES. EAwIn B, Street. 28 Brook St., Hartford, Ooai MUSICAL GLASSES. A. Braunelss, 1012 Grant Ave., Richmond Hilt, MUSICAL SPECIALTIES. J. O. Desgon, 8800 N. Clark St., Chicago, 111. OPERA CHAIRS AND AUDITORIUM SEATING, H. J. Hat-wood, 220 DsvonsUr* St.. Boston, Una. POPCORN MANUFACTURERS. Boeckhelm Bros, a Eckstein, 245 So. Peoria IL. Chicago. SCENERY AND SCENIC PAINTERS. John 0. Becker, 143 Sonthport Ave., Chicago, O. L. Story Seenle Co., SooMrvllle Statloo, Bos- ton, Mill. The New Tork Studios, 10O1 Times Bids., N. X. 0. Msr.nlng Scenic Studio, Rochester, N. Y. Howard Tottle. 12th and Center St., Milwaukee. SoMii.ui) A Landla Co., 417 8. Clinton St., Chlctito SHOW AND POSTER PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS. (it. western PrlntlngCo., 618-17 Kim St., St.Logla. Planet Show Print A Ens. Boss*. Chatham, Ont- Rnqalrer Job Printing Co., Cincinnati, Obto. SNAKE DEALER. W. O. Lean, 715 W. OommeTce St., Sin Antonio, Texas. STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD TICKETS. Fanl Taualf, 104 B. 14th St., N. X. O. TENTS. Kankely Tent A Awning Co., 183 Soati St., R, X, THEATRICAL GOODS. Boston Rosalia Co., 887 Wash. St., Boston, ttsMb THEATRICAL MAKE-UP. H. C. Miner. 208 Bowery. New York. Tucker Droit Co.. Demopolli. Ala. TRICK AND THEATRICAL FOLDINO BICYCLES. KallaJlaD, expert, 817 Ool. Ate.. Bolton, MaH. WIG MAKERS. Tlucker A Ahrcna. 100 W. 48th St., N. t. 0. A. Fueger, 521 Walnut St., St. Louis, Mo. WIGS, SUPPLIES, ETC. Percy Bwltig Supply House, 715 N. Wster St, De- catur. Ill, WANTED—Under canvas, opening Ma; n, sear Khiihhi City, People in All Lines, doubling 11. aadO.andstuge; Orchestra Leader, doubling trom- bone or baritone: Band Leader, must have good library of standard music. State lowest. Pay own. Applegate and Ilugn, Union, Nebr. + .♦» y pcopl lleve that MoGraw's men had practically captured the pennant before the race had got as much out of "Brass Band Ephrlam standing Horry Hose John HobBon' Wm capturca tlie pennant before the race had DE KOVEN TO GIVE nANaUET. Reginald De Kovcn, composer, and Harry B. Smith, author of "Robin Hood," which Is to be revived at the New Amsterdam Thea- tre on May 0. have arranged for a rc-unlon r and banquet for the living members of the an a B5ore(1 . .._ . .... under Mr. Belasco's personal direction, and orlglnol cast on the opening night. Anderson, Burt and Morton, in a laugh- tnc production, like "Madame Butterflv" • ? Itobln Hood" wub first sung at the Chi- ttble gk | t .,xh e Womnn Hater,'' managed to w ,i, £[^SRfen the tyDlcnl B^onn artrtt c cago Opera House on June 0, 1800, by tho ..^t i^.. glc . wIyi but „,*„> "going fast" -".'. w Hostonlans, Of the cast thcro_ are stlH Hv- WO en they closed. Others who appeared and Pleased were: Bottle Bond, Robinson and Le 'avor, Larrv and Winston, Nelusco and Le- vlnn, and Qarclncttl, In a gymnastic act. Bostonlans. Ing Edwin W. Hoff, Eugene Cowles, H. C. Rarnabec, George B. Frotblngbam, Carlotta Maconda, Peter Lass; and Marie Stone, Krotblngham, the orlglnol Friar Tuck, will Among the Alms shown between the acts have bis old role In the revival. Tom Karl worc ; -The Remittance Man" (Melles). "Out- Bklll. "The Drums of Oudc" Is Intended for Mr. Beck's New York and Chicago Palace thea- tres and for the Orphcum Circuit. 4 » » MICHAEL MINTZ, SUICIDE. did not sing until the second night of w itt| D g Father" (Kalcm) and "The Governor Michael Mints, theatrical "Robin Hood, but ho will be a guest at the Wu0 g Bd a Heart" (vltagrapb). The bill former newspaper editor, coi rc-unlon. manager and! committed suicide' ♦ »» ACTORS' SOCIETY BENEFIT. WALTER DANIELS' NEW ACT. This entertaining young character per- itSSSl TK«, P se rr0 on raB West" Fortv'-Xhtt; V^S. Th"t Singing- Trio." Belle Meyers Au- Rt£ X 'New la i f ork.Vl^6?^tS.15 0 ^.^r B On ! , i the gencrol committee for the entertainment arc: Mrs. Minnie Mnddern KtBke, Amelia Blngbam, Mrs. Edith Ellis Burness, Georgia Earlc, Harriet Brandt, Mrs. Henry C. DO Mlllc, Miller, Nlblo, McWadc, Breese, George Arllss, Harold Woolf, T. Hayes Hunter, and Howard Kyle, cbalrman. «»» Buckeye State teamB—Cincinnati and Cleve- land—pulled off one each on Chicago and Detroit, respectively, And the Hllltonpers and the Waahlngtons had to be dragged out from under the day's wreckage when the flmoke cleared away. At the end of the week the Brooklyn, Phila- delphia, Dett-olt and St. Louis teams bad re- covered somewhat from the effects of tbe opening day's disaster. Brooklyn "came back" In fine form, and won the remaining . two games of the first scries from New York, announced for April 15-17 Includes: Bllllo April 11 by shooting himself In the head on The Phllndclphas, by a fine rally at the bat, Reeves and company. In "A Night In an Eng- the stage of the Llpzln, on ■the Bowery, captured the final game at Boston, and by llsh Music Hall:" Vera McCord and com- Business reverses are given as tbe cause. similar methods tho Detrolts almost wiped After the performance Sunday afternoon Cleveland off the map. The St. Louis Browns of "The First Sin," ho walked on the atage furnished the real surprise of the closing and tired the fatal shot. -He was taken to scenes by defeating the Chicago White Sox Oouverncur Hospital, where be died. by 2 to 0. Those battle scarred Pittsburgh Mints came to this country thirty-one pennant winners made a desperate effort to years ago. Ho founded The Jewish Herald «i«lt even at St. Louis, but the Rajahs beat and published It for eighteen years. Then them out In the tenth inning by 6 to S. be became manager of several Bowery then- Frank Chance, the remarkably clever man- tics, and finally became owner, with bis ngcr of the Chicago Cubs, has announced that wife, Mme. Llpzln, of the Lipzln Theatre. he has permanently retired as a ball player For two seasons the Llpzln was a success, He has done good work for the Chicago but tbe present year had proved disastrous. Club In the pant, and It is hoped he may live m.„ !.>«..< attain nf Aini.rii'ii nHil clve a pnny, Godfrey and Henderson. Oravcttc Le- tlSiSSSS wSfJrSeS S^°« K.ga g n , T an°d rJffsffffijL tlons whereas at the present he gives a die- but the present year had proved disastrous. Club In the post, and It is hoped he may tlnctiy comedy performance, showing a stage Mints bad been depressed for several weeks, long and repent his successes of the post. on a Monday (also a Thursday) morning, Mints was fifty-four years old, and lived Petens, of the Chicago Wlhlte Sox, alio' during a rehearsal of his oct, In which he at No. 1438 Madison Avenue. the St. Louis Browns only three scnttci emnlovs the services of a 'property man," ♦»» singles, on April 13, at Chicago, but a t ••LET GBORGD DO IT." George P. Murphy heads this company, which is st tbe Majestic, Brooklyn, this week. The support Includes Leona Stephens, lva cccdlngly well balanced show. during omployB the services of a '^property man, also makes use.of the leader of the orchestra. It 1b no exaggeration to any that Mr. Daniels' net was the laughing hit of an ex Irby, lUntkorne Worthier, Mildred Wood, Tom Burton, Abbot Worthley, James Dubois, Murray Bernard, Russell Lcnnon and Vny Peterson. The first scene ts an artist's studio. the Second a hlf/hwav, the third a Jail, nnd the fourth a travern, around the absurd situa- tions that arise from a confuBlon of the ♦ »» EDGAR W. RUFF BUSY. Edgar W. Ruff, tho versatile writer of allowed „ scattering singles on April 13. at Chicago, but a base THE COLUMBIA CONCERT. on Da " 8 ' a » nc /l»ec hit, a wild pitch and two a __j van —.. „-„ 0 „„»„.i a..ii ii m errors, enabled the Browns to win by 2 to 0. In&JSf? Thcr7sa 8 M^lnsTof^cjc ^^£fi£S^SVl^lSM songs; Denves' Marionettes, presenting "Lit- pitchers har^d mni?M »ven.een ««r? lu^ tic Red Riding Hood." with a funny line of For » "otif of twcntyVc bSses Titus led talk; LewlB and Chapln, singers and dancers; fS batttai with a fiomIS a 1 &»m. «l* « Florence Modepa and_ company, in "The Re- $JS> "XoiTnnS fc m t ^ IJS"^ L"* / form League;" tbe Empire Four, a comedy r.ugur n. »»«, v"» »>••" ■ "'""' " iorm league; ine rvmpiro rour, a comeuy vaudeville material, has just returned from quar tcttc: La Fayde, the colored posing act; Philadelphia, where he has been staging ono Joncg and Qrant( the two colored performers, , of his. new creutlona for the Alamo Trio, an d Honlou ond Hanlon, acrobats. isuitor and a Frenchman, who Is accused of composed of Sidney V. Wllllann, Norman »«» Igamy. ^_^^_^___ Worthy and Frieda Held. The act Is play- RUSSIANS AT THE LIPZIN. • n.nik.. «.„*.« ^.*»,™« a^rw, 4 i » Paul Orlcnoff nnd Tils HusBlftn Flavors. Al. ^^nSS ™» —— "-"" « —- onened.at the Llpzln, Newark, Ap A , lo. at single. Doolu and Scaton made three safe hits each. ♦»» " . "DEAR OLD CHARLIE." Charles Hawtrey opened April 15, at tbo Maxlnc Elliott Theatre, a four weeks' en- gagement In Cha«. H. Brookfleld's three act farce, "Dear Old Charlie." The author Is „ CO n. THE FREEZE BROS. AT PROCTOR'S. ^^^ft^ h X'^"te\£ "OW play ce nsor of England. • under Tbe name of Freeze ts Inseparably asso- son. The repertoire will Include "Ghosts," ,-,„,„„_, • ' * to star elated wltb tambourine splnncrB. so when at "Crime and Punishment," "The Master ACTORS' FUND Bl tract with tbe Shuberta to appear their management. It la planned I. him In a new musical comedy by Harold Proctor's Tweiity-tbli-d Street Theatre, this Attrldge nnd Louis A. IllrBch next season city, lost week, the card announced tbe at the conclusion of his Winter Garden en- Freeze Bros., tbe audience expected to see Sageroont. Tbe contract requires that Mr. something good; nor were they disappointed. oison will not appear In vaudeville cither The act, however, would be improved by both In this country or r England. 4«» performers working straight. ■»♦» MRS. CARTER'S SEASON. Mm. Leslie Carter will conclude ber season In Rupert Hughes' drama, "Two Women," under the direction of John Cort, at South. Bend, Ind., on May 4. BEATRICE ARLINGTON IN VAUDEVILLE. Beatrice Arlington, that dainty soubrotte, After a successful tour through the West, will open on the big time early In May, In- troducing on entirely new act, wltb elabo- rate scenery and some new costumes. Miss _ BENEFIT. Builder," "The Chosen People," "Karnna- A benefit will bo given nt the Auditorium, boss Brothers" and "Czar Seodor Wanovlts." Chicago, April 10, under direction of Daniel 4 .» Frobman. At Boston the benefit will be held THE MOULIN ROUGE SUNDAY SHOW, nt the Boston The atre, April 2tj. The opening bill of the Sunday concert „ ow • J • „.„„.„„ __ series Included tlhe following bookings: Frank* »■ * C TO CLOSE LONDON OFFICE. Tlnney, Harry Conor, Bert Williams, Chas. Sullivan A Consldlne wilt shortly close J. Ross. Leon Erroll, Brlce and King, and their office In London, England. Bruno Ober- nearly nil other members of the "Winsome nieyer will continue as their London renrc- Widow" Co. scntatlvc. v ♦ «» NEW GARDEN READY THIS SUMMER. The Theatre Booking Corporation will do the booking for tbe new garden at Kansas <»■»■ NEW ACT AT ACADEMY. At the Sunday concert, April 14, "Little Kicks was presented by Master flabrlol Tim Staqh Hands Co. op Nbw York has ......... been Incorporate* by Win. P. Nolan, John Arlington will Introduce her novelty dance, City, which will open this Summer, under and Al. Lamar. Gabriel sane "They Always M. O'Bbca and Edward Klcrskl. "The Moochlc Glide," tbe managemtnt ol D. P. ChurchUI, Pick On Mo" ^* . ' FOR PERMANENT STOCK Two Bills a Week YOUNG. GOOD LOOKING, CAPABLB JUVENILE MAN Able to ilay some Leads, Other people write. Year around engagement. WBITNEY COLLINS, Mgt. Sherman Stock Co., J0L1E T, ILL, FOR SALE, OPERA HOUSE AND BUSINESS BLOCK One of tbo finest in the country; erected 1603 tl cost over »90,000; seats 1400: plays high class at- tractions and stock companies during Summer. Pop. 20,000, Two county seats, without playhouses, to draw from. Price right, easy terms. Will tals good business property a-i part pay. Address OHAS. H. MAY, PIQPA. OHIO. WANTED, For Harrington's Pavilion Theatre People In all lines; those doubling Brass preferred. Musicians for B. and O, This is a two car sbor with best of accommodations. Management pays, all. People who have worked for me before write. Bute lowest salary in first letter. Show opens here May I. Add. KRNBST A. HARKINOTOH, 080 N. PARK ST., SH AWNEE, OKbA. Carmichaers Specials-Best Yet! ••DOT'S SO, PY-GOLLY" Dutch monologue on '-timely toplca," ll| •]}* monologuo on "woman autrnige," baseball, ibm- Ions, etc., $l; just out, binnlest, most origins} monologues ever written.' Bunch of new, comic parody verses and a fanny mono.. 88c. Hood, orig- inal resultful material to order. Reasonable prices. "New Idea" sketches. Brand, new samples for n. andf.,2&«. BOB CAHMItlHAKL. B»» aoi, Shepherdatovrn, W. V- Wanted, MEDICINE PEOPLE Lecturer, Sketch Team, Mano Player. Most phango for a week. Opon, under canvas. Hays. Stop^at. hotels. Address HUDSON'S 0OBW» AND OONOERT CO., Prophelstown, 111. WaitBd-AII Arouid Medlclie Perfoners, Ada BAND ACTORS. Olve full partloolars and lowest In Orst. JAOK SHIERS, Pen. Del., North Baltimore. Ohio- _ Wanted, Cornet for Small Orchestra, People for Medicine Show. Will buy Small Piano. ForSaie, Asbestos Booth, Rheostat. Arc Llght^Passion POT and a Box Organs, j.w. BURKE. bbdhmiU*. MUSIC as print. Obeap, El Temple Theatre, Arranged tor Piano and Orchestra. Dupucated in lota loo to 600. Cie»r EDWIN DIOBY ort Wayne, tna L "ETOTfBODVS DOW IT." PAR0DI?8 Now. ,. , , , , ado. eaoli. O. M. PAUL, nen. Pol.. DETBOIT, MlCg; MEYER'S paint, 10c. ■EST AND CHEAPEST