The New York Clipper (June 1912)

June 22 THE NE¥ YORK CLIPPER. 17 CONCESSIONS FOB Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association Regatta At Davenport, Iowa July 4,5 and 6 NOW OPEN FOR BIDS 100,000 ATTENDANCE Address ill communications to IKVnO C. NORWOOD, Davenport Commercial Clnb CAGNEY BROTHERS 74 BROADWAY, BSW YOHK CITY Gold Medal Special. Miniature Railroads for Parks, Sumner Resorts, 6tCi The GREATEST MONEY-MAKERS and BEST ATTRACTION In tfce WORLD Vo parte complete without them, earning ll.wo Id six dajs with proper care will last 26 years. Bend tor catalogue. STREETMEi\, CANVASSERS, AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, SCHEMERS and CARNIVAL HEN tot; need us-we need you. Write for Catalogue. Hailed tree to Dealer!. LEVINE Eat. 1886 Terre Haute, Ind. - Theatrical Lawyer EDWARD J. ADER Firth Floor Strans Bldg., Clark A Madison Sis. CHICAGO, ILL. Pracuce la all State and C. s. Courts. ADVICE FREE. ROUTE LIST. Castle Bquarb (John Craig, mgr.)—Those pleasant June Unys "The Climax" la meeting with exceptional I; good business. The play has many merits, tut that of novelty stands out most prominently. Oehisum (Victor J. Morris, mgr.)—The bill for the week Includes: Leg valadons, Spore and Lovcna, Marian Munson and com- fiany, Rouble Slmnis. La Petite Revue, Max- ni's Models. Rollins and Blair, Margaret Wilson. Schcrer and Dllworth, Tom S.'dclle and company, Weston and Keith, Joe Bren- nan, and the Gray Bros. Glows (Hobert Janette, mgr.) — Playing , SSaS^^^CSiJrttSHjl^rKSjE «»»«" Intended lor Thl. Column Morl^Ck (Lindsay Morlsor,, wet-*** Unit Heach Thla Office Not Later m oss ., it, indefinite. Than Saturday pt Each Week Morosco Stock ([Oliver Morosco. mgr.)—Los An vine Springs Theatre, Wilmington, Del., IT, In- definite. Lucille L* Verne nnd Players—Ocean View Ca- ■lito, Norfolk, Vs., IT, Indefinite. Lnunwrv Stock (Krncst Lntlrnorc. mgr.)—Lynch- burg, Va., IT, Indefinite. Lowla Stock (W. l'\ Lewis, mgr.) — Fnlrbury, .Nelir., 17-22, Doniphan 24-20, Lyceum Stock, (Felix Grconbcrg, mgr.)—Peoria, 111., 17, Indefinite. Lar.bam Lyric Players—Kcndallvllle, Ind., 17-22, Llgonler 24-20 Lyrle Musical Comedy (0. 0. Deardourff, mgr.)— Lima, 0., 17, Indefinite. Manhattan Stock — Ctias. K. Mancy's — N. Y. Excelsior Trio, Thermos Arkos, Jack Dcmp sey, and the Rays. Good business Is re- ported to Iuaure Insertion. ",»'■".»"• Msddicks A Fields rinyer.-P.latk*. Fl... 17-22. )—This A ^Srn^i™i ft,ui™^f Md 17 20 W Mstihsttas Oner. (Geo. Lydlng. mgr.)-Rorlck'e ipi- Sn. . A i l0rn ' 555'ToIfi2™? k v,,i..„» m— i v O'en, Elmlro. N. Y„ 17, Indefinite. »ls Sis! A v^ "I'yVtoBMX Kl "e» t<)n ' ■ * »■ ■ Miller Bros.' Stock—What Cheer, la.. 17-22. Bowdoik Square (G. E. Lothrop, mgr.)- ^cotTonl V^JSSJSt -d^/otn Ad _^r T C I n 3 .r?ror.n^,« Washington (F. G. Collier, mgr.) week: Harper and Loveil, Sam Barber die Fondeller, Ray Snow, and the Lewis Sis- y. city 17. indefinite. tcrs. American Stock (James Wall, mgr.)—Phlladct- Old Sooth (F. G. CoHler, mgr.)—Deoda- puis, Pa., 17. Indefinite, too, Dancing Mozart, Lewis and Norton, Auditorium Stock (Frank McBrlde, ngr.)—Baltl- Shrams and Wilder, Billy and, Peggy Mallnj more, Md.. 17. Indefinite, and Louis Mortimer. Anson-Gllmore Stock—Buffalo, N. Y., 17, Indefl- Lexington Park (J. Ormond Jackson, nlte - , ' , _ ... mgr.)—For the week : Plnard and Hall, De Appell Stock (Sim Allen, mgr.)—Niagara Falls, ggjg* a l t d Ua o r t t hew eyarl,,r9 ***■ S8ndy Bl^cne'BVte^^Bela^^Wlnnlpeg, Man., HlTh^y^cK tnarrO-Those appear- ^• v Z?nU"i^&™*i&2i>oM lntr current week are:The Hardellas, Fox ^\, V $* l tU™\ll8 Ow&X; ^W^lke?: and Blondln. Paul and Jones, Karlton and jJJ 20V Hanover 21 Durham 22, Wlirton 24, Klifford, and Bovols. ow^ sound 25, Meoford 20, ColUngvfOOd 27, Medford IlotixvAitD (J. W. Gorman, mgr.) pi rr y sound 28, Pen tang 29. —One of Matthew Ott's musical comedies Is Bonstelte, Jessie, and Associate Players—Buffalo, playing here this week. It Is called "Seven >'. Y„ 17-22. Hours In New York." It Is said to be qulta Butterneld. Everett,'and Players (R. O. Craerln, gelc». C.I., 17, Indefinite. Majestic Stock (Ford Anderson, mgr.)—Utlcn, N. Y., 17. Indefinite. Manhattan Stock (Oeo. E. Brown, mgr.)—Tren- ton, N. J., 17, Indefinite. "America's fashionable Authority" li Footwear is sliply 0-G "There's Noting else to do." good. Nojiumbeoa Pabk (Carle Alberte. mgr.)— Mr. Gorman has arranged a good bill for this week. The participants are: The Van- nersons, Fennell and Tyson, the Benivlcls, and Clifford and Burke, turea and songs are: The BIJou Dream, Pas time, Puritan, Beacon, Eagle, Back Bar, Premier, Apollo, Norfolk, Comique, Unique, Shnwmut, Niagara, Liberty, New Palace, Star, Wlnthrop, Roxburv, Williams' Ideal, Superb, mgr.)—Washington, D. 0., 17, Indefinite. Brlnkner, Una Abel, and her Players—Newark, N. J., 17, Indefinite. Bishop Players (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oakland, Oil., 17. indefinite. Bunting, Emma, and Players (Scblller Amuse. As-rvHWvrir Th« timim ehnnolno- Tile- Co., trgrs.)—Memphis, Tenn., 17, indefinite. Baldwin-Melville Stock — Wheeling, W. Vs., 17, Indefinite. • • _ Burkhart, Lillian (J. S. McOroarty, mgr.)—Son Gabriel, Cal., 17, Indefinite. and the Dudley Street Opera House Breckenrldge Stock (Charles Breckenrldgo, mgr.) Col. Frank Stone has gone to the West to look after sotne mining All his friends miss him ar. me 010 museum, '**•-, , which was closed last week. **"*■ F '« d ' 1 s I°S k < n " rr >' K '>' lor ' nigr.)—Paola, _ Kan., 17, Indefinite. Lynn, Maas.—Central Square (James H. Blwnberg Players (Leonard Bluoiberg, mgr.)—la- Donovan, mgr.) latest pictures arc attracting dlanapolls, Ind., 17. Indefinite, large audiences. Madame Flower, the well Bessey, Jack, ana Players—Oorslcana, Tex., If Maker Stock (Phil 4Iaber, mgr.)—Clayton, N. Y., 17-22. "Mmlern Eve"—Mort II. Singer's—Chicago, III., 17. Indefinite. "Mikado" (Shtibert A Brady, mgri.)—N. Y. City 20, "Missouri Olrl." Western—Norton A Rlth's—Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Can., 19, Soult Ste. Marie, Mich., 20, Manl.tlquo 22, Karniiaba 23, (Hail- stone 24. Iron Mountain 23, Crystal Falls 2U, Bessemer 28. ".Millionaire Wife, The" (A. P. Phillip., mgr.)— Bingham, Me., 10, Newport 20, Dexter 21, Dover 22. North Bros.' Stock ("Sport" North, mgr.)—Okla- ' homo, Okla., 17, Indefinite. National Stock—Ilourte A Brown's—Auburn, N. Y., 17, Indefinite. National Stock (Joe Frank, mgr.)—Spirit Lake, la.. 1710. Orpbeum Players (Grant Lafcrty, mgr.)—Phila- delphia, Pa., 17. Indefinite. Orpueum Players (Ceo. Drlscoll. mgr,)—Montreal, Can., 17. Indefinite. Opera House Stock (John J. Qoetculus, mgr.)— Paterson. N. J., 17, Indefinite. "Officer 000"—Cuban & Harris'—N. Y. City 17, Indefinite. "Officer 000"—Cohan A Harris'—Chicago, 111,, 17. Irdlflnlle, "O You School Girls"—Deposit. N. Y.. 10. Buique- hanna. Pa., 20, Windsor, N. V., 21, New Ber- lin 22, Bnlnbrldse 24, Hamilton 25,. Wote-rrlllo !8 gone to the West to —Ottumwa. fa.. 17-22, Albla 24 ; 2!). 20, Dolgevlllc 2f, Oo<J|ierstown 28, Hobart 20. ling stocks he control*. Bekarde, Sadle^ Stock (Leo M. Kautor. mgr.)— p ay(on stock (0or8C Po '„ on mgr.)—N. Y. City him at the Old Museum, Fort Plain. N. T.,_i*g_ . - . _. . _ 17, Indefinite.., _ ' _ „ ccntesti end baby shows, all of which cre- ated a deal of local Interest and helped largely towards the general success of the shows. Several new shows joined here, in- eluding Phl< Hamburg's Advanced Vaude- ville, Bromleigh's Itinse Ha Ha, a. new Ferris wheel and ocean wave. The shows were billed like a circus, and some unusual newspaper work helped to offset the lack of good weather. The shows left here on Sun- day. June 16, for Bangor, where they are hilled to show under the auspices of the h^^wlth^Sousa s_ Band local Chamber of Commerce. a known colored vocalist, is a feature. Oltmfia (A. E. Lord, mgr.)—Bill June 17- 19: Adams Bros., the Merry Singing Girls, Williams and Rose, Mamie Fleming, Dixon and Wills, the Three Holes, Karsey's Myrl- pbone and pictures. Vaudeville and pictures are changed on Thursdays. Comique (Al. Newball, mgr.)—Excellent business. Pictures and songs. Pastime (E. A. Loud, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures, to One business. Notes. —The Barnum & Bailey advertising car. No. 3. arrived In town 13, in charge of George Clair, and put on the. finishing touches for the big show, which shows here 20 The Young Buffalo and Col. Cum- mins' Far East Show July 1. Mr. Feldlcr, the advance agent, was In town 13, com- pleting arrangements Sam Harris, of this city, and a musician, recently joined Mr. Harris Is 22, Dallas 24-29. Pay ton Stock (Ooree Pay ton, mgr.)—Newark, N. 7., 17, Indefinite. Poll Players (Thos. A. Klrby, mgr.)—Bridgeport, Oonn., 17, Indefinite. Poll Player. (O. 0. Edwards, mgr.)—Hartford, Conn.. IT. Indefinite. "^S^ty rS? ? H d i F ^£«"7 Win ' ■*' Bn6} ''- Ud -"~ Poll Players' (l-ewl. b. Garvey, mgr.)—New Ha WITH THE HERBERT A, KLINE SHOWS. . •. BY JOB IIEPP. St. Paul, Minn., Jane 15. Among the numerous visitors to the show the current week were: Messrs. Driver and Neumann, of the V. S. Tent and Awning Co.; J. B. Warren and Mr. Carruthers, of the Mazepjpa and Greater United Shows; Chas. De Kreko and Mrs. Bob Carrol. We're all anxious for Walter Sibley to get Us new $3,600 orchestration placed. The more the merrier. La Belle Arira Joined Delgarlan's Beauti- ful Orient to fill vacancy caused by La Belle Armlna jolningher husband in Chicago. The West End Business Men's League an enthusiastic Elk and T. V. A The Floating Bridge Park is announced to open for the season 29, under the management of J. W. Gorman. Mr, Gorman will also be manager of the theatre at Salem Willows. ......Lynn Lodge of Elks celebrated Flag Day with an entertainment In the Audi- torium Theatre, Stiles Military Band fur- nished the music, and Bon. Wllilam S. Mc- Nary, of Boston, made the address T. H. Cullen Is the new manager of the Dream, moving picture theatre, of Cliftondale. Prof. Billy Williams has been engaged ns the pianist Fred G. Sllter, son of Col. N. Y. City 17. indefinite. "Butterfly on the Wheel" (Lewis Waller, mgr.)— N. Y. City 17-22. "Ben-Hor"—Klaw A Erlanger's — London, F.ng„ 17, indefinite. "Bunty Pulls the Strlugs"—Sbubert-Brady's—N. Y. City 17, Indefinite. Cornell-Price Players (Cornell A Price, nigra.)— Petoskey, .Mich., 17-22. Cheboygan 24-20. Castle Square Stock (John Craig, mgr.)—Boston, Mass., IT. Indefinite. Columbia Players (Fred G. Berger, mgr.)—Wash- ington, D. 0.. 17, Indefinite. Carleton Slaters' Stock (Varney A Montgomery, mgro.)—Charleston. S. C, 17, indefinite. Colonial Theatre Stock (Cortland Hopkla., mgr.) —Charlottetown. P, E. 1., Can., IT. Indefinite. Culno Stock (L. D. Pellsaler, nun.)—Mountain Park, Holyoke. Mass., 17-Aug. 24: "County Slle^lrt' , —O. B. Wee's (U. 0. Jenkins, mgr.)—Babylon, N. Y., 17, Bay Shore 18, Say- vllte 19, West Hampton BeaCh 20, AiuagaUMtt 21, East Hampton 22, Good Ground 24, Brldjre- hampton 25,' Port' Jefferson 20, Huntington 27, Hempstead 28. Goshen 20. De Koven Opera (D. V. Arthur, mgr.)—N. Y. City 17, Indefinite. Davidson Stock (Sherman Brown, mgr.)—Mil- waukee, Wis.. 17, Indefinite. Davis Stock (Harry Davis, mgr.) — Pittsburgh, Pa., 17, indefinite. •-• - Dudley Stock (Frank Dudley, mgr.)—Lake Mln- nequa Park, Pueblo, Colo., 17, indefinite. Dclraar Park 8tock (Conrad Hecker, mgr.)—St Louis. Mo., 17. Indefinite. Domer and his Players—Lancaster, Fa., 17, in- definite. Wlllard G. Stanton, of Lynn, had a narrow __ _, „__ escape from drowning In the Connecticut D * m0 '? t s '«* <*• M - D '» ^1 f n 1 ,, • "»»».)— Dorsad, Hlver, 9. while canoeing The season, of _ 1 J£|!*-j, i l ,"3« SSfTO n^Liji.iri.mi r.i the Lynn Theatre has closed, and the house DUton * Kings Musical Comedy-Oakland, Cal., will be re-opened In August, after a thorough ,.^ m- The"—Rowland A Clifford's, Inc.-Cbl- renovation. Vaudeville will ba continued ca _ 0 Jn it-83 under the management of Jetf Callan Empire Theatre 'stock (Spitz t Nathsnson, Tessle Le Vonder and Harold Davis Catcs mgrs.)—iProvldence, It. L. 17, indefinite. arc making balloon ascensions at Nahant, Empire Stock (Frederick Gage, mgr.)—Syracuse, — — T -Te—= r , i under the management of the Oliver Amuse- n. y., 17. Indefinite. under whose auspices the Kline ShowB played. ment q 0 Manager James J. Donovan, Evanaton Stock (Win. M. Vance, mgr.)—Evans- in St Paul, are to 09 commended on the un- 0 » t hc Central Square Theatre, recently re- ton, 111.. 17, Indefinite. vmuu>, U>L .., ,ii.i.i..i..c, tiring efforts to make the carnival a huge turned from Maine where he went to attend Elltch's Stock (John D. Long, mgr.) — Denver, Turner, Clara, Players <W. F. Barry, mgr.)—Lock success. Such labor 89 theirs la sure to be the funeral of one of hlR narents The Colo., 17. Indefinite. __ Haven, r*„ 17. Indefinite. proline^ results*, " X , , iMte^rWlfciit™ "E^nd of tie Bridge. The"Wohn Oort'. - Chi- ^CUfilfy^wr.tom.wv.)- £JS**3$J£2RtfS££F}£m BR «f»51wga tmmmmmli Pic Fe X Maude ^d James Durkln Stock-Lake- Tarner^f^tWf ^y, Barry, mgr.)- Colo., 17, indefinite. Wllliarosport, Pa., 17. indefinite. Hooley, mgr.)—Montreal, Templo Stock (J, O. Appleton, mgr.)—Hamil- ton, Ont., Can., 17, indefinite. Ten. Oonn., 17, indefinite. Poll Players (John II. Docking, mgr.)—Scranton, Pa.. 17. indefinite, Poll Players (S. J. Breen, mgr.) — SprlngfloU,' Mans., 17, Indefinite. Poll Ployer. (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton, D. 0.. 17, indefinite. Poll Players (S. Z. Poll, mgr.) — Waterhury, .Oonn., 17. Indefinite. Poll Players (8. Z. Poll, mgr.)—WIlkes-Barre, Pa.. 17, Indefinite. Poll Players (S. Z. Poll, mgr.) —Worcester, Mass., 17, Indefinite. Proctor's Theatre Stock (R, 0. Stuart, mgr.)— Newark, N. J.. 17, Indefinite. Park Stock (J, A. Moore,' mar.)—Wheeling, W. Va.. IT, Indefinite. Plajter Players (B. 0. Randall, mgr.)—Spring- field. Mo., 17-22, Pittsburg, Kan., 2.1-20. Princess Summer Stock (H. 0. Judd, mgr.)—Mon- treal Can., 17, Indefinite. "Pink Lady"—Klaw A Erlanger's—London, Eng„ 12. indefinite. "Pinafore" (Shuhert A Brady, ngrs.)—N. Y. Olty 27, 28. "Pirates of Penennce"—Shubert-BradJ's^—N. Y. City 17-20. "Quaker Olrl"—Henry B. Harris'—Chicago, 111., 17, Indefinite. Royale A Tong Stock—Kscanobn, Mich., 24, In- definite. Jllvervlew Park Theatre Stock (J. J. Qnrlety, mgr.)—.Louisville, Ky:, 17, Indefinite. "Rose Maid, The"—Werba A Lucschcr'a—N. Y. City 17. Indefinite. "Ready Mooey"—Chicago, Hi., 17, Indefinite. Spooner.OCecll (0. ». Ulancy, mgr.)—N. Y, City 17. Indefinite. Summers Slock ,10*0. H. Summers, mgr.)—Moun- tain Theatre, Hamilton, Ont., Can., 17, indefi- nite. Spencc Theatre Stock (narry Sohns, mgr.)—Ar- kansas City, Kan., 17-20. Swain Show (W. I. Swain, mgr.)—Besicmer. Ala., 17-22. Sibley Players—Electric Park, Newark, N. J., 17. Indefinite. Spanish Fort Opera (Jules F. DIstcB, mgr.)—New Orleans, La,. 17, Indefinite. banished dark'ningr clouds away, and smiles tores and vaudeville are the attractions .Me Cai™ Denver ^to if lndetoiiT abound at every show!—now we've a chance Tne Th eatorium, at Bass Point, Nahant, will Francnla Stock (J. O.' Hooley mgr?)-Mon to get the dongn. open with picture and songs. 22, Francois Stock (J. Can., 17, Indefinite. WORTHAH & AILES ROTES. June 14. The Wortham & Allen Shows United art at Beloit, Wis., this week. They did not open Monday night'on account of playing Sunday the Summer 15. at their last stand. Tuesday the show played Lowell, Mass—Merk Suare (James Car- lnMniwr Park St~MElmer Redelle, tngr.)-Day- roll, mgri bill for June IT and week^ The F A° nk ''s, John E, Players (a Ansklngs. rngr.)- Temple Players, Claude Austin, the Great Lc M cAlester, Okla., 17-22. Roux, Alice Bagley, and the photoplays and Falrcblld, Lucius, and his Players—Cleveland, Illustrated songs. o.. 17. indefinite. Keith's (Will H. 8tevens, mgr.) closed for Fischer's Follies (B. A. Fischer, mgr.)—Los An- geles, Cal., 17, indefinite. Will re-open early In Academy is closed, to good business. Wednesday, business in- August. creased considerably over Tuesday,, and the Notes. —Max Feldlcr, contracting agent for rest of the week the show and midway were Young Buffalo Wild West and Col. Cummins' crowded from opening to closing tune, so that r ar East, was In town 11, preparing for the both shows and concessions reaped a harvest show's visit here Friday, 28 A. J. The Wortham A Allen Shows United go Mnrtcl, leader of orchestra at Keith's, has ootnam st0 ck (M. 8. S^lilesinger, mgr.)—Jersey from here to Green Bay, Wis., and 1 then direct gonc to Atlanta. Ga., for the Bummer. city, N. J., it. indefinite. to the copper country, where they have o_vi«nil Cal Vfaedonouah (F A. Gclsa. Oayety Theatre Slock—Hoboken, N. J., 17, lndefi- booked some of the biggest tournaments, cele- _®?^?™™»5*Ai^in In "Green Stockings' r "»«• bratlons and home-conflngs that there Is in ?« r -) , M « f »S? t i2F ll &,J n 1 . a ° re ^,, b Jonki«n'd Gutta Flirting Princess" — Mort H. Singer's— HoIbc, Ida., 10, Welser 20, Baker City, Ore., 21, fa Grande 22. Pendletou 23. The Dalles 24. Glaser Stock (Vaugban Glaser, mgr.)—Detroit, Mich., 17, Indefinite. mm ^ Graham, Oscar, and Players— Scdalla, Mo., 17-22, Nevada 23-20. Twin City Stock (K. II. Perry, mgr.)—Hudson, Wis.. 17. Indefinite. Van Dyke & Eaton Stock (F. Mack, mgr.)—Des Moines, la., 17-Aug. 14. Ware, Helen—Henry B. Horrls'—San Francisco, Cal., 17-21). Wolfe Slock (J. A. Wolfe, mgr.)—Wichita. Kan., IT, Indefinite. West End Heights Stock—St. Louis, Mo„ 17, In- definite. Wletlng Opera House Stock (Fraud* P. Martin, mgr.)—«yracuse. N. Y., IT, lndetlnlte. Welch-Francis Musical Comedy—Guthrie, Okla., 17-22. "Within the Law"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd.—Chi- cago, 111.. 17-22. "Winsome Widows" (Florcni Zlegfeld Jr. mgr.)— N. Y. City 17, Indefinite. The original OG STAGE NOVELTlKS-whlch al- ways become soolety favorites—are 0-0 ORIGINAL STYLES, season after season. Don't bother with "shopping around"-Jus» "WAIT TILL YOU HIT OillUAGO" and Sltuplf 'phone an O-O mop, and an experienced, well- posted and nollto a&lesperson (either man or woman as you request) will wait upon yon AT YOOR hotk.L and equip you With the BEBT FITS and test LEATH- ER VALUES you ever bought for "your favorite feet" YOU JUST TRY IT, OICONNORAaA WOMEN: 23 E. Madison GOLDDEiiVr »nd 206 So. State Street MEN: S So. Clark and 209 8. Slate (1st floor.) (All 'phones, Harrison QtOS. Jot It down.) ford, Oonn., 25, Waterhury 28, New Haven VI, Bridgeport 28. Stamford 20. BarueV, Al. <!.. Olrcus—Oassclton, N, Dak,, 10, Fargo 20, Fratee, Minn., 21, Grand Forks, N. Dak., 22, Winnipeg, Man., Can., 24, 29. BuRhIo Bill-Pawnee Bill (Major Gordon W. Lu- ll.-, mgr.)—Springfield, 0., 27. ■ Gentry Bros.' Combined—Indianapolis, Ind., 17- 22. Hagenlxck A Wallace's (B E. Wallace, mar.)— Syracuse, N. Y., 10. Oanasdalgna 20, Bocheatas 21, .Niagara Full. 22, Buffalo 24, Connvuiit, 0„ 25. Honest Bill's Show—Olean, Mo., 10, High Point 20, Latham 21, Clarksburg 22, Jamestown 24, I'ralrlo Home 25, Bunecton 20, Tipton 27, Syracuse 28, Ottervllle 20. Kliinle ClrcuH—Newport, N. Y., 10, Mlddlcvills 2U, Herkimer 21, 22. Lucky Bill's—Deer Patk, Mo., 10, Mlllershurg 20, Stephens Store 21, Hatton 22. Miller Bros. A Arlington's 101 Ranch Wild Went—Ontario, Ore., 10, Boise, Ida., 17, Nnmpa 18, La Grande, Ore., 10, Walla Walla. Wash., 20, Dayton 21, Lewl.ton, Ida., 22, Colfax, Wash., 24, Moscow,- Ida., 25, Occur d'Alene 20, Cranhiook, B. O,, Can. (one show) 27, U'th- brhlge, Alta., 28, Calgary 29. Ringllni Bros.'—Toronto, Ont, Can., 17, Hamil- ton 18, llrantford 10, Berlin 20, Loudon 21, St. Thomas 22, Detroit. Mich., 24, Toledo, ()., 25, Flint, Mich., 20, Lansing 27. Grand Rap- Id. 28, South Bend, Ind., 20. Robhlns'. Frank A.—Wellshoro, Pa., 17, Wesinel* 18, (laleton 19. Fort Allegany 21, Emporium 22, St. Mnrj-H 24, Rhlgway 25, Sliver Family Circus (llert Silver, mgr.)—Plain- well. Mich., 10. Statrett's Circus (II. 8. Starrett, mgr.)—Brook- lyn, N. Y.i 17-22. Young Buffalo Wild West and Col. Cummins' Far F.aat (Vernon 8. Seaver, gen. mgr.)—d'awtucket. R. I.. 10, Newport 20, Taunton. Hasa., 21, Plymouth, 22. Brockton 24. FILM SHOWS. Bernhardt, Sarah, nnd Mmc. Rejnne, In Moving 1'lc- tut*H—Philadelphia, Pa., 17. IndeOnlte. Buffalo Bill and 101 Ranch Wild West, in Mov- ing Pictures (Wm. J. McQuInn, mgr.)—Gait, Can., 17-10, Proton 20, 21, Box Front Lorain's (D. J. Le Febvre, mgr.)— Rutland, VI., 17-22, Brattleboro 24-20. Dante's "Inferno." in Moving Pictures (K. J. Kearney, mgr)—New Brunswick, N. J., 17-20. Camden 21. Riverside 22, Derby, Conn., 24, 2.1, Ilranfonl 20. Durbar, The. In Klnemacolor Moving Pictures— Urban-Smith's—Boston, Mass., 17, Indefinite. Durbar, The,. la Klnemacolor Moving Pictures— Urban-Smith's—Chicago, 111,, 17, Indefinite, Goodwin. N. 0-, In Moving ricturea—Philadelphia. Pa.. 17, Indefinite. Howe's Moving Pictures (I.ymsn H. Howe, mgr.) —Chicago, III., 17, Indefinite. Hone's Moving Picture. (Lyman IT. Howe, mgr.) —Pittsburgh. Pa., 17-22. Howe's Moving Pictures (Lyman H. Howe, mgr.) —Cleveland, 0., 17-29. Rniney's, Paul J.. Africa Jungle, In Moving Pic- tures—N. Y. City 17. Indefinite. Ro!uty'», Paul J., Africa Jungle, in Moving Pic- tures—Boston, Mass., 17, ludeflitlle. Ralney'o, Paul J., Africa Jungle, In Moving Pic- tures—Chicago, III., 17, Indefinite, Rule's Moving Picture* (F. B. Rule, mgr.)—New Albln. la.. 17-10, Harmony, Minn., 20.22, Ma- bel 24.20, La Crosse, Wis., 27-20. Thompson's Moving Picture. (F. II. Thompson, mgr.)—Arena, Wis., 10-21I, Muck Earth 27-30. CARNIVAL SHOWS. Barkoot World's Grcntmt Shows (K, fl. Bnrkont, geu. mgr.)—Do Kalb, HI., 17-22, Beloit, Wis., .. 24-20. Forarl, Col. Francis, Animal Arena and Carnival Stiows—llnngor. Me., 17-22, llafli 24-20. Great Inter-Mtoto Showa (M. W. Meek, mgr.)— 1 OK0in>|»rt, Ind., 17-22. Great Parker Kliowa, No, 1 (Con T, Kennedy, mgT.)—Wlnnli>eg, Man., Oun., 17-22, Keuora, Ont., 24-2D. Great Parker Shows—Burlington, In.. 24-20. Johnnie Jones' Carnival—Peeksktll, N. Y„ 17-22, North Adams, Mast., 24-20. Kline Bliows (Herbert A. Kline, mgr.)—Minneapo- lis, Minn., 17-22, Calgary, Alta., Can., 28. Leonard's Carnival (J. Ham Leonard, mgr.)— Clayton, N. Hex., 17-22, Masenpa and Greater United Shows —Appleton, Wis., 17-22. Rleo * Don? Water Carnival—Canton, 111., 17-22, Pekln 24-20. Relss Carnival (Nat Rclss, mgr.)—Peoria, III., 17-22. Wortham A Allen's United Bbows — Green Bay, Wis., 17-22. MISCELLANEOUS. Mildred and Hnrry Ttouclere (0. G. Maynard, itgr. )—Edmonton, Alta., Can., 17-20, Rnymond, Great (Maurice F, Raymond, mgr.)— Yokohama, Japan, 17-22, Tokio 24-July 0, Hono- lulu, II. I., 17-20, arrive at Han Francl.ro, Cal., Aug. 5. ^m has, the show is always billed like a circus. For every country route and excursion route Is made two weeks before the dnte of show- ing by the billposters, and the line of paper is thc best ever need by a carnival compnny. s m Stdnbx Wikb is a father. Mlckle O'Brien, big wife, brought him a pretty Land" 17 nnd_week baby girl on Sunday. June 0. Both are doing well. "Soldiers of The" Bridge" 10"and week. Fortune" week of 17. — Columbia (Dillon A King, mgrs.)—Dillon and King, and their musical c-mpany pre- sented "In Bnuana Land." to 8. It. O., week ending 8. The Columbia Musical Co., li 'Thetourists," week of 10; "In Mummy j^JMZKSffi&mA' B.RarU,, mgr.) Indefinite. Hnrtman Theatre Stock (W. B. Oaryn, mgr.)— Columbus, O., 17, Indefinite. Hayes A.soclate Players (Lucy M. Hayes, mgr.)— Webb City, Mo., 17-22, Cberryvule. Kan., 23-20. Harvey Stock, Northern—II. 1). Orr'a—Mollne, 111., 17. Indefinite. _ „ Harvey Stock. Southern—II. D. Ore's (H. H. Budde, mgr.)—-Moberly, Mo., 17-22. <SMBi»tS!ZiflKi-Sl'S.7SJ a*-.iJf* A> »'»■ •*■'-•*»—. »• OUT OF TOWN HEWS BOSTOX. This week we arc most quiet In thc way of 10: Tiller's Sunshine Girls Tom Waters, j 17 lnlteD nlte. Five Sulleys, Fnrber Sisters, Weston Bentlcy lulVn Associate Players (Eugene J. Hall, mgr.) iny, "Fun In a Harem," and Leltzel Bisters. . „„. „ _. Bell (Cohen Bros., mgrs.) — Hill 9 and week included: Marguerite Favor and her Dancing Girls, the Suowmnrs, Jeanne Flet- cher, Remark and Rcilly. and new photo pic- tures. Business Is good. —Mansfield, O., 17, Indefinite. IHllniaii'M Meal Stock (Frank Manning, mgr.)— Clay Oilier, Kan., 17-22. Illli.ct'ii. Margaret (Edward J. Bowes, mgr.)— Spcrnmento, Cal., 10, Eugene, Ore., 21, Salem 22, Portland 23-20. Imperial Stock (Kllmpt A Ganolo, euts.)— Chi- cago, III., 17. indefinite. Merry-Oo-nounders (fx-mer-Ilritton Co., mgrs.)— Columbia, New York. 17, indefinite. Merry Whirl (Louis Epstein, mgr.)—Columbia, Chicago, 17, Indefinite. Munlock Bros.' Comedians (Al. Murdock, mgr.)— Harrington, Me., 17-10. OrpLeum Musical Oamedy (F. 0. Hebord, mgr.)— ' BarllcHVllle, Okla., 17-22. Star Stock Burleaqno (Camiibell A Drew, mgrs.)— Cleveland, O* 17, Indefinite MINSTnELS. Oohurn's Greater (J. A, Goburn, mgr.)—Erie, Pa., 17-22. Fox's Lone Star (Roy E. For, mgr.)—Mt Pleas- ant Ter.,- 17-22.- .-.-•■ • ■ fieorgla Troubadours (Wm. McOabe. mgr.) — O'Neill, Nebr., 10; Elgin 20, Petershiirg 21, Fui- lertnn 22, 23, Spalding 24, Cedar Rapids 20. BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS. Creators and his Band — Lukeslde Park, Denver, JS^S^^VSSiSTiSSSgS *%&2£gggi^*- f *-** m ' Un C.^'.id'hl, d B Vn'^^rest Park Highland.. St MAR for PHISE,V9 and LEGRBB,doable band! SOBBH DA1VD LBADKR, Cornel, double small part*. Others write <|alck. Year's engagement. Pay own hotel, specialty people preferred. CLAUDE REED, Bscanaba, Mich. AGEIM Liberty Tent or home show. Oanpost bills, Experience, ability and appearance. Write or Wire- change is that or stock, In which the Llnd- and s „ n day. „ „, Juvenile Bwtonlons (B. E. Lang, mgr.)—Hono- «ny Morlson Players arc doing the produc- Oakland, Ltbic. Scenic. Mablowb. Bijou '™ b fu, 17. lodtflnite. tlnn of "Tho Rosary." We have also many rtajajgojt, and Cambiia continue to draw big Keye. Stock (Chester A. Keyes, mgr.)—I'ltta- burg, Kan.. 17-22, Independence 24-20. Kolb and Dill Musical Comedy—Los Angeles, Cal., IT, Indefinite. , . ., Kelfh Stock (B. F. Keith, mgr.)—Portland, Me., IT, Indefinite. Knickerbocker Stock, Eastern (Eugene J. Murphy, mgr.)—Clinton, la., 17, Indefinite. Princess (W. P. Heady, mgr.)—The Mil Knickerbocker Stock, Western (Eugene J. Murphy, changes In thc vaudeville and motion picture crowds. '"mom (Jno. B. Schoeffel, mgr.)-This - Ww-wille, ^'""^P^^.ip?"! 8 *?,; Is the second week of Alice Lloyd, In "Little Hickman, mgr.)L^ 0 ,^"^^ 8 - »»' ror '«« Miss Fix-It" The show with musical em- of June 17: Marcus and Gartelle, Menot bdllAneVtV. Is one of the best we nave had Twins. Vincent Trio, Joe McGec, and the in tome time. The pit ■wing to it and Is likely, SSf&SF Morlson. tngr.)- ^^^^'^"^^."ot "52SX2^^tt2&£ rif" 1 ^,^ 1 '? of the Cabbage Patch/' was Comedy^Foutand tte^mouon^JM Llojd A i lco :_werba A Luescber's - Bo splendidly done by thc company last week, and the patrons responded In great shape. »his week, "The Rosary" Is Ihe attraction. Kbith's (B. F. Keith, mgr.)—The players this week are: Wish Wynne, "Old Home- stead Quartette." Cook and Lorcns, Six Brown Bros., Grant and Hoag, Rawson and Clare, chsnmon and Berule, Manning and Ford, and the Zeraldab, label "Taliaferro, In "Cinderella." U Sh. it in* Fifth Avenub (F. P. Furlong, mgr.)— Mass., 17. Ii Blll week of 17: Shoen's Rough House Kids, Miller and Cleveland. Stuart and Hall, Alfred Sequera and Julian Beck. Crystal, Elite,"Dixie. Aliiambba, Rex and Bonita continue with motion pictures. Note.— The Elite featured "Toe Orleans Coach," 10, 11. . -a, .)—Under Canvai Boston, Lockes', The (Will II. Locke, mgr,)—Sauk Center, Minn., 20, Long Prairie 21, Wadena 22, Detroit 24. Lake Pavb 20, Frasee 29. Lytell-Vaughan Steck-^Albany* N. X. 17, Ibdefl- nlte. . „ Lang. Eva, Stock (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)—Kan- sas City. Mo.. 17, IndeflnKe. _^ _ La Rue Stock (Arthur'La Roe, op.)—Bnsaj- Louis, Mo., 17, indefinite. Edouardea' Band — Woodslde Park, Philadelphia, Pa., 17-22. Ferrule and hi. Band—Delmsr Garden, St Urals, Mo., 17-Aug. 31. nenry A Young's Military Band—Sbellpot Park, Wilmington, Del,,- 17-Hept 7. Natlello and his Band—Fontaine ' Ferry Park, Loalsrllle, Ky., 17, Indefinite. Philippine. Don, and'hi. Hand—interview Park, . loulavllle, Ky., 17, IndeRnlle. Pa«erl and his Band—Wanblngton Park, Glou- cester, N. J„ 17, Indefinite. Royal Mnrlne Band —Luna Park, Los Angeles, Cal.. 17. IndeOnlte. Theodore Thomas' Orchestra (Frederick Stock, conductor).— Willow Grove, Philadelphia, Pa., 17-July 0, Washington Marine Band—Chevy Chase. Lake, Chevy Chase,' Md., 17, Indefinite, cmCTTSTS ATO WTLB WBIT SHOWS. Barnum * Bailey's—Salem. Mass., 10, Lynn 20. Worecsttt 21, Uolyoke 23, SprtogOeld Si, Out- aTttABTK MAPRY, Macon, Miss. . WANTED MEDICINE PERFORMERS In all branches. State ail first letter. Address J. W. WILSON, Care of Gen. Delivery, Chicago. Ills. ~ WANTED MTJSICAL AETIST Man or woman, for viudavllla act State what instruments yon play. B. REMlWOTOrf, Part of N. Y. CLIPPER.^ "WANTED, For Frank Hall's Vaudeville Show Al KOVELTY ACT. Also good Comedian, Irish or Dutch. All most change lor one week. Address FRANK BALL, HUMPHREYS, Mft_ HIGH CUSS, FREE STREET ACTS For Fourth of Jnly Celebration. Add. PBTM ALLES, Chairman, Memphis, Wo.