The New York Clipper (May 1912)

I t 18 THE NEW YOEK CHLIPBEH. May 25 Clipper Post Office, In order to avoid mistaken and to Insure the prompt delivery of the letters advertised In this llat, an envelope plainly addressed maet be aent tor each letter, and a written order for the letter, ala-aed with the fnll name and addreaa and the line of bnalneaa followed by the sender, mast alio be enclosed. Please mention the date (or num- ber) of the CLIPPER la which the letters aent for were advertised. LADIES' LIST. Gllmore Eleanor Nlcholt Slstcra Gourley, Jennie .Norrli, Mr». 1L Garrell, Qolulee O'Dile. Mrs. ArtJIe, Mrae. Abhott, Mlu E. Anderson, Stella _. Akora, Hittle E Gray, Julia Alsrcon, Rose Bcilell. Lillian Burnett Kutherne Hence, Mrs. Bert llurke, Bertha Buckley. Mm. Boyd, mi™ J. Bishop. Blllle Hell. Mildred Hetiaoa, Mabel Berry, Annie Hollos, I-ottlo Itlitck, Mauile Oarlta Clark, Mae Curran, Mae Crcgo Katherlne Oonrad, Maud Crclghton Ulsters Oostello Mabel Campbell, Amy Clark, Helen Crawford, Catherine Cnrdownle Blitvn Ornlg, Dona, Helen Dale, Viola Duncan, Charlotte Due Bisters Douglass, Mrs. Otiaa. DeForrest, Beatrice Desmond Evelyn Dean, Haicl Dore, Irene Elliott, Paulina English Mae V. Elmore, Margie Elliott, I.ortna Emmett, Minnie Punk, Mar Balr Pox, Mra Harry Ftaynle, Mra. Frank 1. Pair Pearlc Fowler May Bell Franklin Elemr Par. Anna Kvs Plaber. Olive t. Goldle, Annie Gillette, Marie fi«'lley (leralillne Hall. Helena Uipn, Marguerite Hoover. Lillian Hall, Idabel HalUday, Mra. Jack Henderson, Beatrice Howard, Kitty Hongb, Edna Howard, Basel Hopping, Mra. Harry B. J»-ikli)s. Bose Jones Mra.U.A. Kemp, Marie Kershaw, W. Kramer, Maude KlrcbhofT, Lucy King, Rosle Lea, Delia Lewis, Jeanelte Lawrence Violet Florence, Oci Lewis, Knthryn Leslie. Beatrice Lucette, Kittle " usker, Llllle LnnK'lun, Grace La Telle, Evelyn Llndley, l.ncll i LeMoyne, Gladys I,conard SusanM Moran, Mertice Mnrlnnd, June McDonald, Madge Mortimer, Maud Matthewa Anna Morrettl Carmen Morton Beatrice MacLaren, Miss Jen Maclntyre, Josephine Moore, Clarlne Macurt, Josephine Mercy, Stella Nlcoll, Florence Nathan, Jean Owen, Mat Pnrcell, Edna Pembroke, Dolly Pete Hitters Paige. Mabel Preaeott, Ada Parker, Maude Powell, lini.i Rowe, May Reynolds, MIm Sydney Roberta, Edna Ronedale Bonnie Reed, Kitty Rlchter Mrs.FW Richardson, Carrie Ray, Mabel Ritchie. Adelc Badcllfre, Pearl Stewart, (Mandlne Htlrk, Anna Spinney Luclelle St. Clair. Ethel Schroeder, Ciirroll Smith, Mabel Shnw, Ed I Mi Stewart, Ollvo Starr, Sylvia Stewart, Mole Spinney, Lucille Bymonda, Alfarrctt Sparrow, Marie Sl;>perly, Fanny Turner, Smile Tangley, Pearl Tliorne, Minnie Thomas, Stella Tracey, Siella White, Beneta Worth, Laura L Woodford Mra.O. Wllllaton Mamie Weir. Ethel Wentwortb Tlllle Wright Elhel M Will. Mncy Wilson. LIcrleN WaillelKh. Ella Tork. Orace Young Florence AN ENDURING AND BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO THE HEROES OF THE "TITANIC" THE BAND PLAYED 'NEARER MY GOD TO THEE' AS THE SHIP WENT DOWN GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Adama A Ouhl Allea, F. W. Adama, W. O. Austin Carvln Adaula Andrews, Fred Anilrcon, Oonslsntlno M Arcuy, J. li. Abranis, Kdw Arthur, 0. B. Aniburk, All Aaluou, Artbur Anderson, ltlehd Allen. Joe M. Allman, ChilK. Austin, Frank Bracken, Hod Bootblack Poor llrniiilons, Mua. Baker, Chaa. Ilnekl-y, Jno. Bernard, J. K. lluolianan, Robt Ball. Joe L. Bell, Dick Jr. Uennett l". J. 0 llrundbeut Frank Benton, Kllwood Burt, Castle D. Hums, Billy BcsHCiit, Claude Batters, Jno. J, Barnes A Crawford Barry, Mr. A Mra. Jlmmle Histoid. Joe ltrookfleld T. B, Bosco. llernnrdo Ilurua, Harry Ilea tile. Bob lieiitty, Uuy Btllim, Dime Bancroft, ilea. JJasselt. M, L. Bryant, W. K. ltrudley, Jos. llsrnee, Chaa. lllackwell. Cone innings. Harry Hurt, C. D. llurke, Hilly Cohen, Hurry Y Oitiwiianii, Billy Coin, Al. J. Cantnoll, Jaa, Cocci*. Mr. Cuingh, Arthur Chrlsty, Lew Casting l'illll|il«'llM Olnrence. Gale Cumpuells. Cust. Ciirlton lima. Crumley. Wolt Curtis. S. M. Cole A Rogers Clienvt, Geo. A. Ouub, V'n, D. Olenion. Osborne Orltwetl, p. ¥, Crumley, Walt. Cross A Scgrase Clinuillcr, Joe 0. Chirk, Mull Corey, Jlnrr.vll Csrr, Artbur V. Courtney Hurry Cutty, Jno. Cliftun, Joa. D. Cully, Sam B. Ciirtwell, Tout I)nveii|H>rt. U. Desmond, L. lti-Iorls, Dirk lloaroote, Kd. lH'imnnt, Harry lx-nson, W. II, llalbey. E. R. Dcsltochcrs, J.B Davis, Prank DcRue, Bobby Davis. Austin Devlnnfy, J. J. IlinkltiH, Sonnlc Duke, A. R. Deslioclicrs J.B. HuiHint, Al. Hamuli!, Blaine Duylilson. Mr, l)u Par. Ed. Donoghuo J. W. Dnllon, Jus. Kxeella AFranks Kller, W. II. Elliott, J as. I'-mIlok. The Edwards B, 0. Edwards, Phil. Ernest, Ted Elisor. Bill Fields A Fink Pllerly. T. 0. Fillmore, Mill. Tuber & DeYoy Fulton, Arthur Piemen, W. Fletcher, C. L. Farrtugton O. I Fen ton, Mike J. Folaom, Frank Pulton, J. Kdw Fraui, J. J. Floods. Four Uortnau, Billy Greene, Jno. illui'kHtoiie, II. Grant, CHIT (ilender* it a Marlon Gilbert, Win, Grimm, Billy Gable, Chaa, A Gobrecut, Jack Uiffncy, Ed*. Golden, J. a Garland, Win. He rum n li, Dr. C Hawkins, Harry Huntley, J. II. Herbert, F. T. Henderson ft Thomaa Harrla, Meyer Hammond, J. Holtmon Whit. Ilnllen. P. llealy, Dan Hattery, Jno. Hanson, Jno. T. Hall, Alt. K. lluuhel. Frltile A Co. Hewea, Frank Hlbtower, Dr. itoeffa, Marcus Hooven, Joa. A. Hebert, Will Harrison B. W. Hoffman, Lew Ilioon, E. W. Jenkins, Oliver Jones, Morris JeffrlCB, Amb. Jackson, 0. T. Jnmea, Gladden Kolb, J. W. Klllll, Mil.. J. Kane, Maurice Kuehle. Chaa. Keen A Garry Kelscy. Alt. Kay, Vincent Kress, Tom Kennedy, Chin. Kohler, Otto Knbclcr, Chim. I.nhl A Cecil Lewln, A. Leach, Percy LcClnlr A Siiliiiisim Luke, Jas. J. U'Hlle A liny Lamunt, Harry Lutluiore U'lgh LnSallc, Ulc'Uard udcii, Bert Lewis, I. Lninont, Bert l.erner, Date i.iii. Prof. McFarland, J.G. Mneklom. a II. MeCrea Family McKee, Geo. Muriel). Fred Morrlssey T. P. Muck, Jno. II. Marx, Julias Mitchell, Jack McDonalp, J. B. MeConst, Jack Murphy, Jai. Meek, Fred Miirkln, Sam Mosarle Maekle, OhaO.II Mncawley, Jno. Mmlilox, Archie Mail Daly A On Menke A Mental Mills, Bob Morrlsaey, T. P Motarlo. Mr. McDonalp. J. B McCormlck, J. McKltrlck, It, Mnrshall, Jack Morel lo, Prank MeCauley Itnluh McKenile Prank Morrow, C. A. Nunn. W. P. Nlblo A Uvllly Noble Bros. Ncvarrn, Tout Neff, Prank Owen, Garry thiiur, Abhn O'Nell, Den. J. Uwens, Jack Ohlen, Chaa. Onlway, Laurie OToole. Jack O'Brien, Nell O'Nell, Tomnile Peck, Jim Price, J. B. Plant, Jos. D. Price ft Butler Phllbrook, A. I, Paacoe, Ernlo Pearce. 0, Paul. Harry A. Potts ft Tetnnlo Robinson J. It. Bobbins Billy L Howe, Frank Bonay, Pity Richmond, VIn Ulcharda, Al, 1 Rice, Claire Uoalne. Karl Heed. P. O. Rising. Willie Boooey A Forrester Roehm, Will A. Robtt, Joe W. Bobuiaoa. J, II. Rolfe, Thoe. Hamadell. M. V. itayiHtds. Lew llandolphs, The Rotal, Frank Borer, Predk Raymond, Billy Bltb, Joe Bobbins, Geo. Slinmway, L. O. bhelvey, Joe Sterling A Cliapmnu Shields ft Gale Stein ft Collins Sttln, San Strong, Lew Samuels, Mauri Schnllk Fred J. Bpaun, Byron Beeley, Harry 0 Sullivan, Jus. Shields & dalle Smith, Larry Smith, Jaa. Stern, P. Sampson ft Douglass Simford, II. B. .Suiter, Kdw. B. Stuart, Pred Slohlmao, Billy Stelltna, W. (1. Salmon, Harry Stewart ft ltnj-monds Terrlll, Friiuk Touliey, Pat Toreat, Mr. Toggart, Geo. ThomiWMHi, B. 0. TlerneyH, Four Tucker, J. Toler, Sidney Todd, Wm, 13. Thomas, D. 0. Vcrner, Ooas. B Varley, A. II. Vernon, Hurry Vanity, Kdw. Vaudyck Trio Vauabn Bert While, Lyman R Woods RaltonOo. Wilson, W. W. Wilson, Jas. Walker, II. L Whiteside, Pred While, Jaa. lly Whitney. II. H. Welsh, Joe Walte, W. B. Wallace. Jack White, Geo. Weber. Jno. IL Wood A Rellly Wort man, U. P. Wulek, Esra 0. Wnt crs, Tom Wesley, II. C. Whltelie.nl. JOI. World's 4 Hnrin Wilson, Victor Wiley, Kd. J. Weaver, Kd. Welsh, Lew Wllwin A Itlrh WeiiMiine, Oscar Wallaiv Trio ^Vhite, P. J. White, rut Wright, Jus. 11. While, U. P. Walker, Bert Znnot Ins, Hoy«1 FIRST VERSE On s peMCrol nlghL thro' the starlight bright, Than s good aftlp piooshed her w ay; She was headlnj lUaJght for the pott of Fate Ere the breaking of the ds j. Now oar lips aresuUed, And our eyes ar» ftlied, And our hearts with sorrow torn. But well sin*; of the brave, And the lives they gave, For the loved ones left to mourn. REFRAIN There the brave men stood, As trne heroes should,— With their hearts in faith sublime; And their names shall be fond memory nnUl the end of time I And the band was bravely playing the song ot the cross and crown— •'Nearer My God to Thee"- Aa the ship went down. A TRULY BEAUTIFUL SONG THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER! SLIDES BY THt KXOEL8IOR St.ll SECOND TERSE ThereYno story told 01 true heroes boll That can dim the honor due To the martyrs brave In their nameless grave ■Neath the ocean's waves of blue). And in fnture years, When are dried the tears Of the ones that bear their name, Sweetest mem'rtes divine Shall onr hearts entwine. For the glory of their fame. 8END FOR A COPY! JOE MORRIS MUSIC CO. 130 ''^^^ 8T jfcjjMjjk Konte Ci$t TENT FOR SALE ORE 60 FOOT DY 240 FOOT Eight ounce, boiled yacht drilling Tent, for sale. This tent has been in use abont ten weeks, lor storage purposes, and Is In first class condition. Will be sold at a sacrifice. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO. PONTIAC, MICH. $HMier Parhs and Tain iilSSm OF PAUSIDES JUHJ8KHIST PARK. Under clear skies the season of 1012 was formally Inaugurated at Sehcnck Brothers* Palisades Amusement Park Saturday, Hay 18, when thousands availed themselves of the first opportunity to visit this popular resort. Palisades Is the first of the Bummer parks adjacent to New York City to open, and the event attracted a crowd estimated at twenty thousand, notwithstanding the early openlug of the season and the cool wenilur. Numerous Improvements have been made, and many new attractions and amusement.* added to the already long list of entertaining devices, for which this tesort Is famous. The grounds are particularly attractive with flower plots, Bhrubbery. hedges and other evi- dences of the horticultural art promiscuous throughout the confines of the park. Of the new amusements provided for the entertainment of Palisades patrons this Sum- mer, "The Pall of New York" promises ti> excite the greatest comment. This Is an elaborate scenic and electrical spectacle which qulto captivated the opening crowds. As the name suggests. It Is a show picturing the de- struction of the metropolis. Klrnt, what Is now the city Is shown In the glacial period, then the discovery of the river by Hendrlck Hudson, and by successive stages tbc growth of the city. Finally comes its devastation by an electric cyclone formed by the wasting electricity arlalng from the city Itself. In a fearful storm skyscrapers and other buildings are leveled In tne twinkling of an eye, and following In the path of the electrical dis- turbance comes a fire which completes the doom of the stricken rity. It Is a vivid and realistic spectacle well adapted to Summer park purposes. Plenty of free entertainment was offered the opening crowds, with Prof. Lo Zlto and his Royal Italian OuardB Band playing clas- sics 1 and popular selections at the bandstsnil, circus nnti vaudeville acts In the open air, and flights by Aviator Frank (Joodale In his new airship. The daring aviator had n mid- air mishap and caused a thrill among the spectators, when the motor of his dirigible stopped and the bniloon was seen to fall. He managed to drop near the One Hundred and Thirtieth Street ferry on the Now Jcrscv side, without Injury He mnde another start and reached the park In safety. s "The BarnlnK Sea.' 1 A most startling novelty, which has been presented very successfully In Germnny, Is about to be brought to this country through arrangements made by Richard Pltrot. The above title merely convcya an Idea of the splendor of this magnificent spectacle, which can be produced wherever a body of water Is available. Greek fire Is the groundwork of this Inven- tion. At the pressure of a button a water surface of tnauy square miles Is converted Into one wildly billowed, crackling- and flam- ing sea, compared to which the largest con- flagration is a mere bonfire. Another contact ana the flames disappear, and the water lies there undisturbed, suitable for traffic and bathing, where but a few moments before the fire was raging. The program Includes the gradual firing of the lake, Immense columns of Arc, which break Into a downpour of Ore, fiery foun- tains, a representation of the "Siege of Ilyanz," showing the fortress, the approach of a war vessel, the bombardment. The vcascl It about to destroy the fort and ap- proaches when the Greek fire Is brought Into use by the fort and the ship Is destroyed. A contest between fire and water comes next, and a prise, is offered any Ore depart- ment that will quench tbc fire, showing the triumph of tbls fire over any stream of water. In contrast Is shown the control of tho operator over the fire. A lighthouse Is next destoyed. The requirements most suited for this spec- tacle arc a natural lake or sea, or on arti- ficial lake about 70 to 100 feet surface, and about 20 Inches deep. Tho lighthouse, with (Ire, rain or cataract, can be shown on land, There Is but one cost of installation. NKIS NOTICE AT IIRAD OF LIST. HAi.sr.v Mooitis AKO i:i)i»ii: mcxsiix JOIS. llnlsi'.v Moore and Kddle Nelson have Joined linmis, and arc working over the Locw time, with the S. & C. Circuit to follow. Glove limits In Clncy Theatres. After being closed to the flglitcra for years, Cincinnati Is once more pugdom's mcccn. Several of the theatres have Been scenes of liuxing matches, conducted with all tho de- corum of theatrical performances. The Ly- ceum and Olympic hnvc already been the scones of glove contests, and People's Is a third to bo favored with a permit Heptane Gardens Aaraln. The famous old Neptune Gardens, San Francisco, Cal., once owned by the railroad company, and known throughout the country, Is being revived by a coterie of local capi- talists and amusement men. The site con- tains eighty-seven acres of land on San Fran- cisco Bay, twenty-five minutes from San Francisco, and twelve minutes from the heart of Oakland, and affords tbe finest transporta- tion facilities obtainable, by tbe new South- ern Pacific electric suburban service, the Oak- land Traction Co., and'the boats of the park company. The Neptune Amusement Co.. whose offices are In tbe Mills Building. In Ssn Francisco, are now receiving propositions from conces- sion men all over the country. There Is no amusement park of this nature around San Francisco, and with the exposition of 101S coming on, tbe proposition Is particularly good. The beach at Neptnne Gardens Is the very finest on all San Francisco Itsy. The park company Intends Installing a yacht club for boating, open air and enclosed swim- ming tanks, ana the park promises to be tno most up-to-date In the whole country. . a Steeplechase Park Open. Steeplechase Park, Coney Island, opened for the season Saturday, May 18, more at- tractive, greater and bigger than, ever. Thirty acres are untlllzed, the grounds em- bracing a park, a pavilion having a floor space of 207.000 square feet, and a big beach front. Steeplechase Park, always noted for ItH unique amusement devices and original and novel features, has thlsfyear a greater variety than ever. Some of the old favorites have been retained, but additions or new twists sre added so that their potentiality for fun- making is greater. The Bowery entrance has been remodeled and presents an Imposing appearance, and the main entrance has a new and picturesque facade, embellished with huge figures of steel armored warriors, mytho- logical gods and goddesses, and heads of great size. The frmous Steeplechase race course has been expanded, and now takes up a mile In length, along Surf Avenue and on the beach, with new dips, turns and twists. s Klaeaaaeolor tor Lisa Park. An example of the grandeur and diversity of the attractions that have been secured for Luna Is shown In the acquisition of the Durbar In klucmacolor, which will be given there this Summer exactly aa it was pro- duced on Broadway, except that the price will be ten cents Instead of a dollar. The entire thrilling, brilliant reproduction of the Rccnes and Incidents attending the gorgeous Oriental pageant at Delhi, when King George and Queen Mary of England were proclaimed Emperor and Empress of India, wilt be shown. Luna has been tho most active place In fihowdotu the past week. It has been as busy as It Is big. Showmen, laborers, carpenters, painters, mechanics, decorators, fiorlBts and others, totaling a thousand, have been work* trig night and day to get ready for the open- ing Sntuduy, May 25, and this week, which will be the busiest of all, tbe final grooming and rehearsing will be In order. The gates of the new show place and play- Sround will be opened at 4 r. .«., Saturday, lay 20. . a «15,000 for Hyena Bite. Mrs. Anno P. Plnntc, of 288 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y., began. May in, an action lor the recovery ot S16.000 against Frank Rostock, the animal king. On the wltners stand, before Supreme Court Justice As- plnall, Mrs. PUnte testified that she was visiting Boslork'B Show at Coney Island dur- ing the Summer of 11)00, and, while looking at tbe animal specimens, suddenly lurched forward and, In an effort to avoid falling, she caught hold of the bars of the cage, vthen tho aulinal pounced upon her hand and bit her. s Clinton's New Alrdome. Work has begun on the new Alrdome at Clinton, III., which Is being built by Noah Stivers on West Washington Street, that place. The outside dimensions of tho struc- ture will be 120 feet by 80, and .will have a scntlng capacity of 1,200 people. There will be no roof to the structure, and the sides will be twelve feet In height. The stage will be on the North side, and tho entrance open- ing from the South. The performances ara expected to start May 10. s Mothers' Day at Chester Park. An Incident of "Mothers' Day" at Chester Park, In Cincinnati, was the outcome of an Idea of Col. 1. M. Martin. All amusements mopped for live minutes while bands played liillableB. S '' A Zoo Dos; Show. Tbe Cincinnati Kennel Club will give a bench show at the Cincinnati Zoo June 20- 211, under tho auspices of tho American Kennel Club. JCANETTi ICtiiiNE was seriously Injured by fall lug cut ol a coaster car at Clssson Point, New York, Sunday, 19. She was taken to the Fordham Hospital. ROUT^jLIST. Supplemental Llat—Received Too Lata tor Classification. Anrlln, Msrgiret (Lonia Nethersole, mgr.)—San Francisco, Gal., 20-25. Austin, Mildred, Stock (Ira M. Martin, mgr.)— Cincinnati, O., 20, Indefinite. Bulger, Harry—Mort II. Singer's—Iowa City. la., 24, Waterloo 28, Marahalltown 20, Grlnnell 27, Sloor Palls, 8. Dak., 30, Mitchell June 1. Chamntln Stock (Obaa. K, Cbamplln, mgr.)— Bayonne, N. J., 20-2.1, Red Bank 27-June I. Cilery and Ills Band—Willow Grove, Philadelphia, Pa., 25-June IS. Elyor's, Fred, Shows—Yatesboro, Pa.. 22, Saga- more 23, Ernest 24, Olyraer 25, Nanty Olo 29V Qlnnlvan Block—Butler, liuL, 20-25, Bdgerton, 0., 27-J one 1. Hutchinson Hnilcal Comedy (Jack Hutchinson, mgr.)—Hot Springs, Ark., 20-June 1. Howe's Moving Pictures (Lyman H. Hows, mgr.) —Pittsburgh, Pa., 27-June 22 Kolb and DIM Musical Oomcdy—San Francisco, Osl.. 20, Indefinite. Knickerbocker Stock (Eugene J. Murphy, mgr.)— Moherly, Mo., 20-25, Mexico 27-June 1. Monohan's, Bill. Minstrels—Little Rock, Ark., 10- 25, Hot Springs 27-June 1. Bice A Dove Water Carnival, Pine Bluff, Ark.. 20-25; Little Bock, 27-June 1. Stater Stock (0. W. Stater, mgr.)—Alrdome, Fort Scott. 20, Indefinite. "Sun Set Trail" (August H. Flint, mgr.)—Mar- shall. III., 22. Terrc Haute, In.l.. 23-25. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"—Terry'B—Fairmont, Minn., 27, Kelster 29, Dougherty, la., 29, Pvkcrsburg 80. Pike 81, Trner Jnne 1. " SOUTH AFMCM BIS, (MOM OUU OWN COBBISPONDBNT.) At His Majesty's Theatre, Messrs. Wheeler, Ltd., present the celebrated comedian, Percy Hutchison, in "Brewster's Millions," preceded by "Two In a Trap." Underlined is "Tbe Drums of Oude" and "Inconstant George." At the Standard Theatre the great John Lawson, in "Humanity," Is the feature. Others: Lucille Sidney, Nellie Qanthony, Franco's Midgets, and the Barnes Comedy Duo. At the Empire Palace of Variety.—Wood- ward's sea lions and seals head the hill. Others: Mabel Green, Beth Tate, Miles Sta- vordale Quintette, Frank H. Fox, Mile. Har- nlka. Tom Jersey. Sisters Bradford, and Will H. Kumlng. At the Grand.—Pictures, showing how mo- tion pictures are made, "The Blind Miner." "Far from Krln's Isle,' 1 "Captain Barnacle's Messmate." Vaudeville: King aud Benson, the Auers, hoop rollers, and Harold Heath, comedian. The Grand has Bccurcd the African rights for all Incidents In America that will be taken of tho Titanic disaster. At the BIJou.—Walter George's Smart Set Imtcrtnlners, Including Pansy Hooper, Murna Trent, Georglc Martin, Oswald Preston, Ed- ward Elliott, Edgar Holland and Walter George. The pictures are: "The Vagabonds," "A Girl of the West," ."Tho Oath of His Office," "Personally Conducted," "Ocean, Thou Mighty Monster" and "Cowboy Mad." At the Orpbcum.—Arthur F. Ward, hoop Juggler and dancer; Harland and ltolllnson, comedy duo; McKlnnon's Scotch Mclsters. Pictures Include "A Fatal Deception." The Vaudette Is showing pictures only: "Tho Better Way." "A Lesson to Husbands," "Wild Birds at home," Vaudette (Germlston).—The Tltrots, acro- bats ; Dennis Carney, comedian. Vnudette (Pretoria).—Len Keppel, Ethel Dunford. Star..—Picture, "Tho Queen of Criminals." Jcppe Theatre.—Everhard and Hill, and pictures, "A Fatal Deception," "The Phy- sician's Honor" and "Saints and Sinners." Vaudette (I)Ioemfonteln).—Ambrose Thome and Bthello Stupley. Pictures, "Zlgomar" and "Nick Carter." Vaudette (Klmberley).—"Fun on a Battle- ship," George Norton, comedian, and pictures, "The Customs Officer and the Girl." Vaudette (East London).—Williams and Parker, tbe Vedras, comedy acrobats. Pic- tures, "An Actor's daughter." Vaudette (Krugcrsdorf). — Rumeses, the Egyptian mystic, and Gwilym Evans. Star picture, "Under Burning Skies." Pagel's Circus, Madame Flllls', and the Imperl.il Circus are all do Xoriee Aeronaut Dies. James Hnrr Jr., a Lynn novice, was killed May 20 ot Nahant, Mass., In attempting a parachute drop from a balloon at a height of 1.000 feet. Tbe parachute did not open. Hnrr landed on his neck In shallow water near Willow Bench. He died Instantly. ♦ «» . Wllllson's doing well. Ramon'A Park, Grand Rapids, Mich., opened Sunday, May 10, with Pouchot's Flying Ballet ns the feature net. Gi.kn Echo Park, Md., opeus Its gates on Sattirdav, May 25. A NEiW COMPANY. The Hippodrome Theatre and Amusement Co., of Dallas, Tea., was organized with a capital stock of $70,000. A board of direc- tors was elected as follows: B. H. R. Green. E. A. Henderson, Albert Kramer, M. A. Baker. John W. Phillip, Frank Wltchcll and Otto Hcrold. The promoters of the company, T. P. Fin- nlgan and Y. C. A. Rogers, Btatc that tbo * , H*i?tei?'_ wl ' ldl te ln courso of construction at I20fJ Elm Street, will bo finished Sept 15, and as regards equipment, modem comfort S, n ^ c i c &? n 5° ' W,H i" 3 second to none In the United States. Tho Hippodrome, will hare a seating ea- oc C | tailed flnWt ° PerS "™* wlH a)i» JB8SIB BUSLBY'S VAUDEVILLE DEBUT. Jessie Busley wtll make her Broadway debut on tho vaudeville stage on Monday. May 27, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. The title of her sketch Is "Miss 318," and was written by Rupert Hughes. She will be sup- ported hy a compnny of twelve, HAVE YOUIl PICTURE TAKEN IN NATURAL COLORS AT THE AUTO PHOTO CHROH STUDIoTlS w74«h"ST~~NrY. C. Hay 80-85 Is represented. OI Abbott & White, Bunhwlck, likln.' Adair A Dabn, Prospect, Cleveland. Adair, Art. Prlscilla, Cleveland. Adams, Ida, Moulin Rouge, N. Y. 01 "Adonis," Ilamraerstein's, N. Y. C. Adair ft Dahn, Prospect, Cleveland, 0.: Shea's Buffalo, 27-Jnne 1. ' Adams ft Olrocx, Howard, Boston. Adair ft Hlckey. Wlllard, Chicago, 23-25; Indiana Chicago, 27-June 1. "Aeroplane Ladles," 5th Ave., N. Y. C. Abearn, Chaa., Troupe, Keith's, Lynn, Mass. Alpine Troupe, Rlngllng Bros.' Olrens. Allen, Hear), ft Co., 5th Ave., N. Y. 0. Alexander's Ragtime Bond, Bijon, Oabkoab, Wis 23-20. Alhnrtus, Al Fresco Park. Peoria, 111. Allen, Lron ft Bertie, Qayety, Bt. Paul, Minn. Allen, Minnie, G. 0. H., Pittsburgh. Almost ft Dosaont, Majestic, La Crosse, wis. Ambrose Mary, Orpbeum, Boston. American Dancers (6), Bronx, N. Y. O. Anderson A Oolnes, Academy, Vail Elver, Mass 23-25. Anderson, Nellie, Opera CO., Keystone, Phlla. "AaUqoe Girl," Bronx, N. V. O. Aillngton Poor. Orphean, Bo. Bead, Ind,; Veri- ties, Terre Haste, in-Jnne 1. Armstrong ft Clarke, Kast End Park, Memphis Iron. Arbocale. Maclyn, ft Co., Majestic. Chicago. Ardell, Franklyn, ft Co., Keith's, Phlla. Arnolda, Obaa., D. ft II. Pavilion, Flora, III. Arthur, Richards ft Arthur, Bijou, Bay Otty, Mlrh. Ashvllas (3), New Grand, Minneapolis, Minn. Atkinson, Harry, Orpheam, Dulnth, Minn. Austin,;. Tossing, Plaxa, San Antonio, Tex.; Im- perial, Waco, 27-June 1. Auger, Ocorge, ft Co., Empress, Denver, Colo, Austin, Dare ft Co., Liberty, Phlla. Avon Comedy Four, BIJou, Bay City, Mich. Barber ft Palmer, Grind, New Albany, Ind., 23- Barnes ft West, Johannesburg, So. Africa, In- dtflnlte. Barrow ft Mllo, Sth Ave., N. Y. C. Barnes, Stuart, orpheum. San Fran., Cal. Barth, Lee, Premier, Fall River, Mass., 22-2S. Barton. Sam, Nickel, Lawrence, Mass., 23-2S. Bahb, Resale, Al Fresco Park, Peoria, III. Barnes-ft King, Lyric, Newark, N. J„ 23-25. Bara. Jane, ft Co., Victoria, Norfolk, Va. Barlows, Breakaway, Iris, Phlla.; O. O. n., Phlla., 27-June 1. Benwny, "Happy,'' Qny Bros.' Minstrels, Bell ft Oaron, Orpheam, Denver, Ool. Berkln, Miss, Orpheam, Spokane, Wash. Bedlnl ft Arthur, Orpbeom, Bkln. Bernard ft Roberts, Orpheam. Boston, Beatry, Harry, Globe, Boston. Bennett, Mnrray, Pantages', Los Angeles, Cal. Herri. Laura. Qayety, Newark, N. J„ 23-25. Benson ft Bell, Crystal, Milwaukee. Bell, Valentine, Crystal, Milwaukee. Beau Brammels, Tbe, Victoria, Norfolk, Va. Belmont, Alice, Park, Wheeling, W. Va. Beyer, Ben, A Ilro., Colonial, Erie, Pa. Birch, John, Colonial, r.rle, Pa. Illonilell, Ed., ft Co., Orpheam, Los Angeles, Cal. Bow ft Bow, Victoria, Norfolk. Va. Bohee ft Hyera, Warren, O.; Cleveland, 27-June 1. Bolt.es, The Olrco Parish, Madrid, Spain, 20- June B. Boynton ft Myers, nth Ave., N. Y. 0. "Boys in Bine" (4), Orphean, Boston. Bowers ft Wade, New, Baltimore. Bowers, Walters ft Orooker, Shea's, Toronto, Can. Bond ft Benton. Forsyth, Atlanta, Ga. Brlce ft King, Moulin Rouge, N. Y. O. Brown, Martin, Winter Garden, N, Y. 0. Bradna ft Derrick, Barnum ft Bailey Circus. Broad, Billy, Moss Tour, England, Indefinite. Brown ft Slyer, Orpheum, St. Paul, Minn. Brooklyn Harmony Four, Majestic, Cedar Baplils, In, Browning, Bill, Hob, Boston. Brenner ft Rat I lire, Temple, Detroit. Brooks ft Harrla, Pantagea', Los Angeles, Oil. llroham, Alice, ft Ob., Lyric, Newark. N. J., 23-2G. Browning, Bessie. Orpbeum, Nashville, Teuii. Brown, Harry, ft Co., Crystal, Denver, Ool. Brlce, Fanny, Bronx, N. X. 0. Brown Bros. (8), Shea's, Toronto, Can. Brooks, Herbert, Prospect, Cleveland. Bush, Frank, Majestic. La Oroaae. Wis. Burton ft Primrose, Family, Cleveland, O. Burcham ft Greenwood. Majestic, Milwaukee, Wis. llurke. John ft Mae, Orpbeom, Peoria, III., 23-20. Euch Bros., Globe, Boston. nucltley'a Animals, Orphenm, Grand Rapids. Mich. Burke, John P., Flood's Park, Baltimore, 20- June 1. Burdette. Madeline, ft Picks, Washtnrtoo, Newark, N. J., 28-25. Busse'a Doss, Nixon, Phlla. Burton ft Htryker, Keith's, Phlla. Byrue-Golaos Players, Prlscilla, Cleveland, O.; Arcade, Toledo, 27-June 1. Cameron, Doris, Winter Garden, N. Y. 0. Carroll, Nettle, Trio, Majestic, Little Rock, Ark.; Princess, Nashville, Tenn., 27-June 1. Carter ft Revere. Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville. Cadets de Goacogne, Colonial, N. T. C. Calne ft Odom, Orpueum, Grand Raplda, Mich. Carnoa Bros., Pantigtt', Los Angeles, Oal. Carter, Oladya. Qayety, Newark. N. J., 23-25. Cartwrlant ft iCendrlek, Washington, Newark, N. J., 23-25. Carle, Hilda, Oayety, Omaha, Neb.. .23-25. Cameron ft Kennedy, Nelson, Springfield, Mass., 23-25. Carmen, Frank, New Academy, Buffalo. Celest ft Co., Oosmos, Washington. Ohunns (4) Touring Kiirone. "Cheyenne Daya," HnmraerBtein'a, N. Y. 0. Chapman ft Berube, Hammersteln'a, N. Y. 0. Chlnko, Orpheum, St. Paul. Minn. Chapman, Choi.. Howard. Boston. Chamberlains, The, Temple, Detroit. Chin ft Marble, New Brighton, Brighton Beach, Chllds, Jeanette, Majestic, Blmlra, N. Y. Clifford ft Grant, Grand, Cleveland. Clifford. Kathleen, Moulin Route, N. Y. 0. Clifford ft Weiton, Moulin Rouge. N. Y. 0. Clarke ft Owen, Sydney, Australia, Indefinite. Clipper Quartette, Wlllard, Chicago, 27-80; Wil- son Ave., Chicago, 81-June S. Clemons ft Deane, Orpheum, Dulnth, Minn. dark ft Bergman, Colonial, N. Y. 0. "Clown, The," Orpheum. Bkln. "Ollppera" (2), Seventh Ave.. N. Y. 0.. 23-25. Gleve, El, Empress, Loa Angeles, Osl. Conor, Harry, Moulin Rouge, N. Y. 0. Courtenay Sisters, Winter Garden. N. Y. 0. Collins, Jose, Winter Garden, N. Y. C. Cooke ft Edillnjer, Oooke Comedy Co. "Conrtiers. The," Colonial, N. Y. a Comiis ft Emmett, Broadway, Camden, N. J. Coogan ft Parks, Orpheum, Portland, Ore. Cox, Ray, Orpheum, San Fran., Cal. Corelll ft Qllettl, Forrest Pirk. St. Louis. Cooke, Joe. Forrest Park. St. Louis. Coneland. Blind, ft Bro., Fairbanks, BpringBeld, 0. Conlln, Steele ft Can, Keith's. Boston. Conror ft to Maire, Keith's, Boston. Cooper Dena. ft Co., Howard, Boston. Connolly Sisters. Crystal, Milwaukee. Cody ft O'Brien, Family, Oarbondale, Pa. College Trio, Wm. Penn, Phlla. Connelly, Mr. 4 Mrs., Bronx. N. Y. 0. Cota, Bl, New Brighton. Brighton Beach, N. Y. Conley ft Merea. Victoria, Baltimore. Coleman ft Francis, Grand. Cleveland. "Creo," Lyric, Danville, III., 28-25; New Grind. Hvansville, Ind., 20-20; Princess, Lanlivllle, 80-June 1. CressvlUe, Nellie. Clsrksburg, W. Vs. ' CRIMMINS and GORE DAN ROSA In a grand revival of "What Are tne Wild Waves Baying?" Perm, address-277 W. 23 Bt,, H. Y. 0 Cunningham ft Marlon, Majestic, Dallas, Tex.; Mnjcatlc, Houston, 27-June 3. Ciirscn Sisters. East End Park, Memphis. Tenn. Cunningham, Bob A Daisy, National, Detroit, Mich.: Majestic, Hannibal, Mo., 27-Jone 1. Currs.v ft Riley, Grand, Cleveland. Cuinmlngs ft Claddings, Harris. Pittsburgh. Dalnert, Dolle, Winter Garden, N, Y, a Daly A O'Brien, Music Hsl], London, Bng., In- definite. ■w&fi & u,e ' J'o'sMtte, Buffalo. Indefinite. ' I)n y'n Minstrel Five, Monde, Ind. Bolton. Dorothy, ft Oo., Oroheum, Denver, Ool. Oanclng Girls ft Pets, Portland. Me. Davis Bros.. Family, Detroit, Mich.; BIJou, Mt. Clemens, 27-20. Dapp Johnnie L„ Mont Osrlos, Key Weit, Fin. viV e r. 8B, ,f r "^ r ? nt * ,ne *>"' '"of*. lionlsvlllej Kast End Park, Memphis, Tenn., 27-Jone 1