The New York Clipper (August 1912)

V 18 THE NtEW YORK CLIPPER, August 3 WHEN YOU PLAY CHIC ABO the "afternoon slant" li to Inspect 0-G "H I T S w THE NEW "America's Fashion Leaders at tbe cost of common glace Bhoea." Or—why not pbono an O-G shop and are a sallied and well-mannered salesman, or saleswoman If yon prefer, CALL ON YOU AT YOUR HOTEL, at any hour yon wish, and give yon the BEST PIT and the greatest shoe VALUE yon ever hsdf WHYNOT,BureenouRiit Yon Just TRY IT. Find oat why O-Q SHOES are the steady reliance of tbe best stage people in America. 01 cos won &f* WOMEN: a B. Madison OOLDBBrVui 304 Bo. State Street. (MEN: 8 So. OlarK and 205 8. State (1st floor.) (All 'phones, narrison 5408. Jot It down.) mm in to Profession Clipper Post Office. In order to avoid mistakes mud to Insure the prompt delivery of tko lcttera advertised la tills list, an .... envelope plainly addressed naast bo Gentry was not allowed to pass his remain •eat tor each letter, and a -written order for tlte letter, signed with tha fall name and address and tbe lino of baslneaa folio-wed by the sender, sanat also be enclosed. Please mention the date (or num- ber) of tbe CLIPPER In which the letters seat for were advertised. LADIES' LIST. Allen, Claries Allen, Claire Ackerman. Usui A. Abbott. Bessie Abbott. Miss E. Belgsrde, S«dl« Blcfc, Eva Blake, .Morion Banvard, Miuille Bennett, Ethel Bennett, Anns Burgess, Miss V Beck, Beatrice BlaochOeld, Annie Bender, Myrtle Brewer, Ruth Boylen, Stella Burke. Eileen Cotton, Mrs Vm Carter, Lillian Osrroll. Oberry OlaSla Josephine Oreighten Marie Ceclle, Mile, ObJaqullts, Princess Ocawley, Oonstsnoe Cooper, Nana B Ob sat MrsFred. Dupree. Llbby Dickinson Miss DeVoss, Flora Dewman Eleanor Oarrell, I'esrl Dawson BthelM Dean, Hazel Deter, Tony Doming, Mrs. Arthur Dooloy RayftOo. DeVere, Vera Delevuntl, Hose Bdmond, Grace Emery, Juanlt* Ellston. Mind Earl, Maud Everett, Urs. Wn. Jr Foster, Dorothy Falrroount. Fisher, Minnie Adams, Geo. Allen. Billy Alber, Mr. Andrews, E. C. Alton, Thus. Aldeu, I'ayson Alnsworth Q.R. Atkinson. Geo. Bracket!, Ted Baker, David Brown. Billy Barry. J. U. Brooks, Geo. Blue Boys, 14 Boris ft Darley Bate. VY. Bullen, W. H. Barrett. E. L. Burke. 0. H. Brownlee AReed Bateinau. Bert Belch. Qvrtion Baldwin, Frauk Barlow, Law, Barley. Frank Brown, H. W. Bobdon Trio Brewer. W. S. Bebre, Great Borte, H. Beaton, Thoa. Bennett Joe Jr. Brsdslinw Walt, Bacon, Doc Bruno Co., Mgr. Bechtol. F. 0. Carroll, Ben Ouilund. Less Oorualla Ernst. Cleinenso, Bob Otirlstle. Blllle Cook, J as. F. Oasb, Hurlelgu Connelly, Erwln Cook. Hex Casey, blllle Orowley, Eorl Casey & Smith Oartiolil, Frank Cook. 1 rink Dougherty, II, Desmond, Lea Dee, Hoy Davie, 0, 0. Dlagwnll, A. Dan fell Com.Oo, Dayton, D. D, Duffy, J. D, Dcll'Auulls, D. Dempster, Robt, Dlion, J. W, Dottier ft Carl) Diamond, Frank Dunning, Fred De Mont, Henry Donegin Parker Dawson Den W. Dick, Geo. L. Diiffvry. Harry Ellis, Ouas. Edwards, C. F. Evans, Al. S. liarle. l-'.dw. Emmerich. Obis Earle, A. Elliott Adelbcrt Farrell. Ulclid. Fos, Roy E. Fogg, Tom Frsme. Jus. Pernor, Hen FlevninngM FOX, Fred F. Falcs, C'lias. T. Fox, Franklin Frits, Jne. J, Gray, Julian Gilbert, W. O. Olnkagat, M. Orlmley, Frauk Glaser, II, A. Mayne Morris, Lids Morris, Fannie Morris, Miss N. Melton, Berry Mantell. Irene Miller, Mrs. FrankM, March, Marlon Martin, Vine Mayo, Edna Noyes, Beatrice Owen, Flo Opel, Mrs. H. O'Neill, Margie Oliver, Ethel Palmer, Madge Pound, Alts Qnlnn, Maris Reeves, Mrs. D. Beddlng- Franeesca Robinson, Mssle Ronroy, Jane Ray. Maris Rosalie Smlraglla, Ada 8heebsn, Mrs. Symondt, Petsy Sackett, Mllly Stevens, Pesrl Shirk. May Mix, Clayton L Manny, Fred Murpby'g Com. McEvoy, J. H. Alangesn. Jack Mack, Jos. P. Mallctlc. Wm. Mack, J. J, Lauretta riuiuaurlce, Bessie Foster. Grace Glbwn, Bonlta Gordon, Bote Glynn, May George, Stella Garlaud, Rose Gross, Susan Gulshard Emma Glover. Lee Gray, Maud Garrcll, Goldle Golden, Graco Hamilton Alice Hamilton, Fern Howard, Irean Hargrave, Mrs. Henry Heaae. Henny Howard. Margaret Hatba-way LetUe iris. Elsie Jones, Mrs.F.M Jennlnsa, Lottie Keane, Mettle Knowlton, Pearl Lynne Oersldlne Lyn. May Lewis. Franklin La Pesrl, Ms reunite Lesm, Alice Lscey. Kitty Levy, Hilda Levy, Mrs.Jnles LaMir, Dorothy LeZay. Jessie Leonard, Jeonle Linden, Florlne Lorlns, Blanche Lutz, Caroline Lesrn, Alice Luneska, Gene lewis. Grace LeDell, Blanche IMtm. Jennie Merrlmsn, Margaret Marre, Olnra Martin, Mse Mallownee Marie OF.IfTLEMKVS LIST. Galeakl, Emil tielssey, H. H. (iratiman, Jas. Center, Cheater Gross, Billy Gleasen. Joe (lerry, Evert Grant, Geo. Qoodrrleud, 0. Garfield, B. M. Glynn, Nick llarvrood F. N. Bollinger, Lonis Harrington, Geo Hayes, Fred L. Harris, Col. Hutchinson (Hot Air) llayee, Geo. Hadey, Bert Harrington E.B Hall. K. J. Harley, Burt Harley. Ollff Howard, II. B Hululan, Jno R. Holmeu, O. 0. Howard, W. A. lluher, Jno. Hurley, F. J. Harnett, Eugene Harris, Al. Q. Hayes, Wui. F Hanley, Norman Hlckey a , St. Clare Hall. Geo. Howard Gerome Iron*, Warren B Ireson, F. 0. Jenvons, Irene, Co., Mgr, Jarvls, Bert Jacobs, Jno, Jordan, Gun Jones, s. L. James UorlleE. King, Frsnk Karr, Darwin lvlnnsrd, Q. 0. Kuehle, CUss. Klenk, Emil Kuebler, 0. H. Koine, Kdw. Kohlcr, Otto King, Bobby Keppler, Jess Karney, Pat Keith, C. S. Kohlcr, Otto Keptllnger F. 0 Kerule, Frank Krmwe. H. A. Kent, Bruce La Iteane, II. Lb Verses, The Letter Bros. liOncz, Secundo Lewis, Ned Lawrence, Robt Loretiv, thuja London, Chts Lawrence, Edw. LoretU. Jul. Jr. Lester, Ed. Lawmsesj c, S lather, Joe Lyon, Harry Lotisle, Alle Larkln, Dun Lanrense, Bert Leonard A Dranoel MeGreevy, V. X Mathews, Rck Macunley, J. T. Mnrpliy. R. R. Maddox. Dick. McAlleii, V. F. Meti. Harry Morrlit, I .mi I Merlin, Albert I SEE NOTICE AT HEAD OP LIST, James B. Gentry, an actor, fifty three rears old, who served thirteen Tears in the Eastern Penitentiary In Pennsylvania, foe the killing of Madge York, and who -was par* doned three years ngo, was found dead July 24, at Volk T s Hotel, Eighth Avenue and Forty-second Street, New York City. His health had not teen good, and when be did not appear that morning, the manager of the hotel unlocked bis room and found blm dead In bed. Mr. Gentry was of Italian descent, and his right name was Donatello. He was convicted of the murder of Miss York on June 27, 1896, and sentenced to be hanged, but on the testimony of physicians that he was not himself for a week before the mur- der, the sentence was commuted to life im- ?rlsonment He was pardoned on June 17, 909. Through the efforts of George M. Cohan and other old friends, he returned to New York, and attempted to re-enter the theatrical profession, but his remorse for his crime had completely broken his spirit, and after one rehearsal in a part given to him try Mr. Cohan, in "Tbe Yankee Prince," he confessed he was incompetent to act. Like many others whom Mr. Cohan had befriended, lng years uncared for, and was made the beneficiary of an income through the kind- ness of Mr. Cohan. The body was removed to Campbell tc Kelly's undertaking establish- ment, at 325 W. Forty-second Street. Cbarlea B, Landle, formerly a light opera comedian, died July IB at his home In rfaunton, Mass., after an Illness of several months. Mr. Lsndie was 'born in Taunton In 1863, and started on Ills stage career at Elizabeth H. an early age. He first appeared with "Shin Ahoy," touring the country in it under di- rection of J. M. Hill. Then he took comedy rolea In the famous old "Uostonlans," and for fire years appeared In their productions.* After that he entered the regular dramatic! field, and his work showed that he was anf actor of skill. Of late he took up the man- agement and production of plays. For two seasons he waa with B. F. Keith, aupervlslne productions in Woonsocket, Providence ana Pnwtucket. Late last year he became stage director of the Harvard Stock Co., at the Cambridge Theatre. On May 6 he took the management of the theatre. At the time of Pintrree HelenM hia death he was making' plans for the re- Phiiiios Mlsnon opening of the theatre on Labor Day. In Frestoo, Oerdle 18B8 ae married Adelaide Nye, and after that -Ice, J iiiC two appeared together in many produc- tions. He was a prominent member of tha Taunton Lodge, B. P. O. Elks, and tbe Bos- ton branch of tbe organisation conductedjthe funeral services afternoon of July 18. John C. Patrick, for many years mana- aer of Austin & Stone's Museum, Boston, , Mass., died July 13, at Us home in Roxtrary, S fflwa ssST* * P«rt «« that city, aged Ofty-elght years. Boy, nam During most of hte career In Boston Mr. Pat- rick waa connected with tbe Austin & Stone Museum, and for many years past he was Its business manager. For several years before eornlnr to Boston he traveled over the coun- try with trained animal exhibitions. He was also for several years manager of various playhouses in Boston. His long experience Shlckland violet vjo-ado him widely known in the professloa. Selota. Ivy He flrat became particularly well known In ■"""v..,,,,,.,. this part of the country when he brought tw.. i™!k^ Trlxie. the oldtime snake charmer, to Boston Van1 baron Rose *<>r the nrst time. Mr. Patrick was a mem- Vau. Mabel bit of Joseph Warren Lodge, A. F. and A. M., waller Gracy end of Boston Commandery, K. T. He vs Westcott, survived by bis wife, a son, Chester, and two Kra a Oo. daughters, Marlon and June Patrick. The Wallace. remains wore taken to Curllsville, Pa., for Florence uurial, 14. Zimmerman, James B. Joyce, at one time a circus per- »„n-,-. —"W* former, died after a long illness, at his home Tollman Virginia Jtt ccen^ich, n. Y., Wednesday, Juply 17, *"• aged forty-four years. Mr. Joyce was a na- Mnscuhtr tlve of Greenwich, and from boyhood was In- MUtons terested in ncrobatlc feats. When a youqg isll, Thoa. man ho Tind attained such proficiency as a performer on horizontal bars that be was THE MOST CATCHY SONG IN MANY YEARS A tURt WIT! fiend for a copy and let nae araow UTwoa can xtM Slides, ©rch.stra- tloas, etc. I also publish tha Greatest Irish Bongs I "TllHKsV W0AVE8 OF SHAMROCK," "LAY HB OS TBI HlbLSIDaV' *>d " AW « K »» H * MAW'S TOABT." "GOO0 »T», 3IAIIIE" (tha great Titanic song), "ILOI.Li VOUH ETKS, MB. aaOOAT .HAS," and the- Ho wslty gangs I "YOU CAS HOT BBATTHK JEW," TlfRKF. Y TROT," "PAUB FACB," "RBO CLOUD," Etc., Etc. Sond Stamps for Postags. FRANK HARDING Millie Engraver, Publisher and Priirbr Sstabllshed over 60 yean. 228 E. 22(1 Street, Hew York LIVE, ACTIVE MAN WANTED QUICK FOR HI. HENRY'S MINSTRELS Owing to poor health will sell half interest to good party with $l,ooo ready money. Have fine Pullman Car. original printing, costumes, scenery, etc. WANTED, for 87th Annual Tour, Minstrel People, HI. IIESSllY'k WKSTRELS, care of CLIPPKR. Musicians and Novelties. Address 1NT8 Qenteel Hoary Max*. Goad Ingenue, capable of doing neawyi Strong Character man, Strang Character Woman, that can do IieavUs; Male Piano Player, that doubles stage. Preference to people that do specialties. The abore people most be young, good appearing and have wardrobe and be able to act. Rehearsal starts Aug. t. Show opens Aug. IS, at Mexico, Mo. Address LEO H. KISO, ens Michigan Ave., St. Ionia. Mo., until Aug. a; then Mexico, Mo. WANTED FOS "ALONG THE KENNEBEC" GO. Opening here Aug. 15—MEN for Heavy, Juvenile. Country Kid, Straight and Comedy Old Hen, to double brass: WOMEN for Heavy. Ingenue and Old Maid; PROPBRn MAN to play Brass and Parts; GOOD MDsIOIANS for Band and Orchestra. Prefer people who do specialties or can slag In quar- tette, especially base singer. State Inst what you can do in band and performance. Address N. E. TUClCJCIt, midland, Ontario, Canada. FIRST CLASS CHARACTER MAN, ALSO GOOD PROPERTY KAN WITH GOOD SPECIALTIES, CAPABLE OF PLAYING PARTS Company Jumps North In fonr weeks. Never closes. Address J. D. PROUDLOTK, Manager, Ho Springs, Ara,, July 29-Auguot 8; McAlester, Okla., Aug. 6 to 10. SHORT CAST, 60 MINUTE VERSIONS Of Standard Playa for Tabloid Stocks. "OAMILLB," "EAST LTNNE," "UNCLE TOH'8 CABIN » Etc. EDWIN HOPKINS, Play Agent, 1533 Broadway, New York r*.*—- — — „...„»_—. -_.- ..._. _. . Oedron B. Standlsh, for fifteen years John Carroll, the well known equestrian, MrMiiiM fin <"nKOged for and traveled with a Isrgc circus business manager for P. T. Barnum, died from for a number of yeara identified with the S5f»lr FrSp' * or » ev eral years. Later he joined the homorrhsge of the brain at the County Hos- Sells-FIoto Shows and other leading clrcua Manny Fred ' mounted police force In Washington, p. 0., pital, Tacoma, Wash., July 17. Mr. Standlsh organ tea tlons, died la a sanitarium at Iteeds- and about ten years ago while engaged In hla WBg a veteran of the Civil War. and follow- burg, Wla„ Friday, July 26, from tuberculosis, duties was Sirown from a horse and sus- i n g his career with Mr. Barnum he opened after a lingering illness of many weeks. The talnerl injuries from which he never recov- an elaborate hair dressing parlor In New remains -were taken to Baraboo, Wis., for in- ered. When It became evident thet his In- \- 0 rk City. Later he sold out this place and terment. The deceased Is survived by a wife. Juries were permanent be waa retired from moved to Boston, and after a year in tbe Nellie Page, a professional. Carroll was well the police force on pension and returned to candy business he went on the vaudeville known in the clrcua business and well liked. i££*>« S'liw a 3lU home ".Ottwwfcli. Mr- Joyce had al- stage for three years. Later be went Weat He was an experienced horse trainer and S««i? n ,', v=LS ■w' 1 ? 8 Dcen Interested to amusement enter- and purchased a smalt theatre in Cottage handler. Nnthron JK l> rls «, aD <? ■ *** vcl,r » "B 0 ^ e organised a Grove, Ore., where his wife died two years M „. Harr Tarlenre, widow of Clifton Osborne^'0' H ' '' " "' "-'"—-••-* *'"- - w2S5»™ h!_._™ O'Nell, J. J. ' Opp, Joe Oaks A Oaks O'Brien, Nell Pearce, O. PTjor, Chas. Price, Lew Qulnn, Paul ltsy-jooart, Jno. Robinson, Boy Richards, D L. Roy, Joe Robertson A. n. Itarterty, Jas, Rice, Clair one ring circus and went on the road. I iur Sterling Cha; SWonlss, Shayne, Edw. Searlea, Arthur Sweat ma n, Q. U Stt'|4itiiH, Cal. Schwenk, J. A. SJierldan, Win Stewart, Cal. Stewart ft Raymond Boomer, Geo. St. Clair, Esl. Scott, Titos. R. Saunders, \V. J. Sterlliuf, Will Stevens, Bert Stewart ft •Strugi: a member of the Natlc Theatrical Producing Managers, Brooklyn beinx professionals. Lodge of ElkB, De Long Council, R. A.; the A, Dnpont Harris gjjftgflk Route C ist ago. After his wife's death Mr. Standlsh w Tayleure, died after a lingering Illness, Jng the past two or three years poor health •w'ent to Tacoma. and again went Into the nt the SJ B/Snutn Infirmary, Staten Island, had prevented his continuing any of these h a | r dressing business, which he contlnueil N . y Monday, Jnly 15, Mrs. Tayleure had activities. Ho Is survived by his widow, two up to the time of his death. He was sixty- f or 8C Veral years been a truest of the Actor? daughters, two brothers and three sisters, five years of age. andlhls only known rcla- Er«tllSE£/TSiJSJtxv&%5?stUlp The funeral was held from St. Joseph's tlve In the vlcln ty offTacoma is a nephew, the Frank B Canrobell Chanel New York Church In Green wch .Saturday. 20. and In- P . C . Maynard. llvlng|at American LaU a city. Ju"y 18 Indent wa P s!faadTInT«5 terment was nude to St. Joseph^ Cemetery. eub urb of that city. Interment was made In t ^(u. J ot m Greenwood Cemetery: Brook- ^SSSFZ^nSZiyS K^'fi'edfo'rd' AvV* C ^ ee n G ? v l c ^ e ^ un<Jer tn « •"'P 1 * 01 Un. ^So is survived by a daughter and a manager, who lived at BTB Bedford Ave- of the G. A. It. * g/.n non-nrofesslonala. Hue, Brooklyn, N. Y„ died at East Stroude- j 0 hn Lavlne, m-.nager and pioneer mu- William Metelskl. a theatrical wlar- ,burg, Pa., aged twenty-eight years A the .1^ hgvM> iUa & p, ra ,^, 8 , ast week, at his JESuS* July ie" at hte home ta BrJcl- */»• °i ^^ ^, l8 flr8t »>▼•'.,.'Mon. lome, 239 west Twenty-second Street, New ■"^-"n."^ Sed stety-flve years. Thede- efeur Paul de Fere." was BucceasfuHy pub- \ork City, aged sixty-four years. When Ade- g£Ji -i: a charter memrVr of Brooklyn llshed, and _thereaftcr ho contributed regu- u na PatfJ'nrst came to this country to sing 5£"£? B p O Elks H? has beenTlSZ Bawsen's Dog * Jarly to various magaaines. Flvo years ago f or t ho Stelnway Compnny her appearance to £$3. wlg-Mker tor more than forty years Pony Show he entered the ranks of professional the- gtelnway Hall, nnd after several concerts Hl,^fe fwr sons and a dauahtci• aurvlvo Reed. Sam T. atrlcal producers, and presented several of „ ne released Stclnway & Sons from their S" lnte ' lm " 80n " ana a a « u 8 nwr «urv>»o rtobc-rty Trto hlB .own, successes. Including "The Lost contract and decided to return to Europe. Fanny Gillette iStevensi who waa well ^""TS:.,.^ Tra11 ' "** lc \ Pix-jei Jor *ve years He Mr . La V i„ e then Induced her to allow hla kn ^ n -J ""SSLL \ at * T fJ ?*&- "Si^of*.„ SiirlL nlB0 P^entcd v 'The Squaw Man" through to manage a tour for her. and under his *S8SanBs>sra: ta lSftn/dfil taaTsasak at bar Stanley C.ft Ray fh P tlnltwl Staten far two seasons. Some of .li^t.™ .Ha n „i„vort lmm»*.tn mienwii. Mr. E e . nr ?°! eB ^.!?. 1,,0 ». i a,e ? mst . wcclt . a >. n ?J Stanford . i ■ '- ' ! '" ; ' r N Mra? r Len&e i: „.. ,, art , B ™,n- thirty-six years, died from heart failure at Waterways League, the National Amateur Eltlnge Theatre. New York City, was found . 1T | ie o ol , r ,- ~, •«_.. vi 0 *,. M.: ta T,«.» Press Association. His mother, a brother, floating under the East end of the Brooklyn ,^1 noted nt Le time m a Alld^rtrMs ^hi Louis C. Wills, who Is a lawyer and was a«so- Bridge? Jnly 27. it Is believed that Mr. ^„ a Tester of ailvN^ton toe Tlf/of elated with Anthony In the theatrical enter- H arr V threw himself in the river in a fit of J"? Hpr-h^rr V »»*«• «»e wife of prises, nnd an uncle, Charles W. Volts, »ur- despondency. A few weeks ago he underwent Kent* Bord vlve him. Helen Gilbert, the cabaret dancer, who was Injured in an automobile acoldent on Broadway, Cedarhurst. L. L, early Sunday morning, July 21, died In St. Joseph's IIob- a ae-rlous operation. Mr. Harris was last seen *_■»£*• 25tSStLl£?32\ t £2kJ'2 July 21, when he went fishing nt Rockland {gj JX". l»aS?ob?rta?nJ.tJ«!J,. nS^L^. f Wo.1. ffiamW Rockaway, Wedneaday n.gb, %&S^tt$3S^'&£gr. SiFSbSKB^l^i Teed ft Laaell. July 24, without regaining consciousness. It .Mr. Harris was one of the best known box 525 j,fit?7 e ° R,dg * Cemcter 3 r ' chl - 1s said tliat her right name was Virginia De office onc-a along Broadway. He la survived fti.,r*.K««r«- « .»»«. #»— 1 ^ a. Vesere, and that her home waa in Montreal, by a father and mother and two brothers, u«gg-ggg£ c a.'B} *9S. t g"S ^.^ Can., but a search to locato relatives has Julius and Charles Harris. jgag'w^wi™* HSSSs*^. 00 " fc c< JS m i. tte 2' beea unsucccasful. Miss Gilbert was a caba- Frederick Edwards, theatrical nana- S£'S?2.; y ffw on B .5Tu!«*^ (>u S h tl S ^4 ret dancer and lived at the Hotel Maryland, g er , opera singer and actor, and brother of ?*5 U . 5?* V"xj?°'i » ll *5: own ' Pa L.,?S T* in Forty-ninth Street, New Yort: City. She fhe'lafe Jnllan Edwards, the compose" died *"',» «"* " m B e ^f,° n r * ^ t 0 '* nd .„ k J 11 n d ,f°: was about twenty-three yeara old. She was suddenly Saturday, July 27, at Twcntyelghth Z^uS 1 ™''* a .JM. ««f «^" nd flndlnl! well known to patrons of cafes where caba- street and Third Avenue, New York City. »JwM pursued, took his own life. ■ ret performances were given, and was at one An atUck of heart failure caused his death. +„.„ %„, .* AvW'ii ^^j}r M of the time a team mato of Irene Western, the Emily Edwards, of 27 Hamilton Avenue, warn otEa.,and Kittle Dcagon, died at New «i !S2 V2* «ancer. „ _ Yonkers, his sister, took charge of the bodyv ?JH on - U 1i', Ju1t ?■ °, f u P"etlc convulslona, WllllamB, Jno j oiln -^r, Irving, a, well known theat- Mr. Edwarda was born about fifty years ago. at f* r an Illness of eighteen months. Ills ■rlcal agent and '■ (tostlnnf trouble WOW m Otn» ^liy, isnrvissrnH * a>«snp ^"* — jjj*-— A*V iMHauaa.sisri* ccumi liil.uilfn 1 LL AJVI1 '' " «"i"" IT'au ™aar"J" •»h««» # t j 1 i»i fifty-seven years, Mr. Irving had been ta at one time was In charge of the Alhambra. Bna f ald *,? 9°, tne o'nest bandmaster in this Wakefield, O. O the advertising business for more than thirty. Mr. Edwards was a wrdowor and had no SSHS 1 ^, ™c& last week at Franklin, Mass. WeeaaHi W. II. five years, and had appeared on the stage children. J* 1 * 11 nla Continental Band. Mr. Partridge Wilsons, Musical In minor productions. He \raa a member of Thos. R. Cnrtls.—We are In receipt of S,"" traveled for six yeara with Barnum & Weiult, Fr«l lbs Friars' Club, and had lived at the Blch- the following unsigned' communication: Bailey's Circus. >\ llllamwii ft mond Hotel, 70 West iForty-sixth Street, New "Thos. R, Curtis, well known as a comedian i _ I '0 T "«»os» Cajmea, an actrcas, aged w>ii«,.« nil!? T-VY ° lt ' r « for man y T«»™- Th » funeral was on the dramatic and vaudeville stages, died twenty-three years, was shot to death In her wii»nn^ii« ^ ei& from Wlnterbottom's juviortaklng par- July 18 aB the result of Injuries sustained In 5,I* rr SL cn 2 ,n Allpntown, Pa., July 20, by lors, 020 Sixth Avenue, Sunday, July 21, a railroad accident near Sacramento, Cal. Sf 1 ?,. 811 ? 0 '.''.'. IP actor of tne "Get-Blch-Qukik under the direction of the J.'rlars. Tho body Mr. Curtis Inst appeared In the East in con- Walllngford1' Co. will lie sent to Philadelphia for burial. He junction with Bfla Wilson, at the various Minnie Hoffman, of the vaudeville team Is survived by two sisters, vaudeville theatres. He waa thirty-three ? f 0 7* r ana Hoffman, died June 20 at Head- Horace Herbert, nn actor, and who was years of age, and Is survived by his mother i"g. Pa- a tntlve of Savannah, On., died from a com- and three sisters, two of the latter, Emily " M —"^ "" ~— — —^——. plication of diseases, at tho Brunswick Home, and Rita, being on the stage." Amltyvlllr, L. I., Tuesday, July 10, after a Jack Chaanoa, an aotor, waa stricken Taylor, Jno H. Taylor, C. O. Thardo, Claude Taylor, II. W. Trousdale Karl Taggsrl. Geo. Toild, Win. Varney, V. A. VasRe, Dee Vail, Kdw. Vlntilllut, W. Wlllll Webl), Walter V Wllllauu, Tlios. Watson, Geo. Walte, Bill E. Webb, Sara Wilson, slev. Welch, Krank Young, (1«). R. rvlnnr, a well known theat- Mr. Edwards was born about fifty years ago, al ,« r * J L_" Inc , 8S ?' eighteen months. His former actor, died from to- in Scotlnnd, and most of his life was spent SHE tw0 nnughtcrs, one sister and six i at St. Vincent's Hospital, to London, where he took up a stage career. 1)r 25ll r "J 30 7 l Tf "J"., ■ .-' *«■ f, Saturday, July 20, aged He managed several theatres In London, and J? !?? t/il if"" e » * Bed nlnBt y y«» r ». I.VA BltOOKfl RETURNS .■ J W ., n ^ 00 lf 8 ' wi J° ptav 5 d ., ,n '"{ l, ° ( i rcat !?n«'»taesV*''F\iWrarservlMs"^^^ wltirniwnYcxy^o^TuesdW'^rg^trjHly'i^ nioriT WII.MAMS SIONH. Manager Zlegfell has engaged Bert A. Will- pearanca In 'The 'oiiii-8'i are to, be ,- following the run Winsome Widow." NOTICE--^, A- - t ^T; Jnlr 8»-AnaI. 3 la represented; ol AoVnli, Keith's, Bostons Peek's bland. Me., Aa« 5, Indefinite. ' a '< Adams, Ida, Moulin Rouge, N. T. C. Adelaide A Begbes, Winter Oarden, N. T o Ajonst, BmUe, Winter Garden, M. j, rj, v ' Abeam, Charles, Troupe, Hammersteln's N v n Ahlbergs, The, Bth Ave., N. Y. 0. > "• *• C Alpine Troupe, Singling Bros.' Circus. Allen, Mlrnue, Orpbena, Winnipeg, rj In Alpha Sextette, Crystal, Milwaukee. Alror, Roth, Proctor's 58th St., N. Y. 0., Aug. Alexis TJros., Shea's, Buffalo, Allen. Edgar, ft Co., Olympla, Lynn, Mass Alfreds (2). Henderson's, Coney Island, N r Alba, Mme. Orphia. OoBmos, Washington ' Aldeans, The, 0. H., Cleveland. American Newsboys Quartette, Empress. Dtilnrt Ulna.; Oolonial, Slonx City, la™Aug. 0 10 ' Apdale's Animals, Shea's, Toronto. Can. Arnolds. Chss., D. 'ft H. Pavilion, Robinson III indefinite. ' '• Ardell, Franklyn, ft Co., Temple, Detroit. Armstrong ft Lawrence. Keith's, Boston. Arion Quartette, Victoria, Baltimore. Armstrongs (4), Hipp., Atlantic City? Asahi Japs, New Brlgnton, Brlxhtoa Beach. N v Avon Four. New Brighton^ Brighton Beach N - Y Bartholomew, Charles, Keith's, Jersey citr' N J.. Aug. B-T; Harlem O. H.. N. Y. C.. 8.10 Barnes & West, Johannesburg, So. Africa 'in definite. ' Biyea A Norworth, Mosic Hall, Brighton Retch Bsrtello A Co., Lyric, New.rrk, N. J., rfl-Ji Barry, Edwlna, A Co., Empress, Denver, Cola Barrows, Lancaster Co., Empress, Denver. Colo Bsrtello & Co., Lyric. Newark. N. J., 20-31, Barnett, Horner, Boulevard, Medford, Mais.' Bateman, Tom, Globe, Boston. Barrows, The, Olympla, Lynn, Mats. Banjonhlends (8), Henderson's, Coney Island, Barto ft Clark, Keith's. Philadelphia. Barto, El, Pantages', San Fran,, Cal. Bartllng, Anita, Harris, Pittsburgh. Banta Bros. (4), Hipp., Pittsburgh. Baxter. 3ld, New Brighton, Brighton Beach, N. T Bent Bros., Orpoeum, St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 12.. 17. Belmont ft Harl, Orpheum, Seattle. Wash. Bernard ft Roborts, East End Park, Mempb.ii Tenn. Beaumont, Harry, ft Co., Forrest Park, St. Louli. Beckwltb. Linden, Union Snaare. N. Y. 0. ^^ Bennett, Marry, Tabor Grand, Denver, Colo. Benway, "Happy," BIJou, Plqitn, 0. Bennett, Margie, ft Picks, Norumbegs, Boston. Bell ft Csron, Shea's. Buffalo. Bessie's Cockatoos, Family, Buffalo. Bedlni ft Arthur, 8th Ave.. N. Y. C. Berahelm, Jules, Comedy Co., New Portland. Portland, Me. Belmont, Grace, Proctor's I2«th St, N. Y. 0.. 39-81; 214 St.. Aug. 1-3. Bennett Sisters (3), Cosmos. Washington. Bell Boy Trto. Keith's. Cleveland. Beyer, Ben, ft Bro., Hipp.. Pittsburgh. Blgeltw, Campbell ft Harden, Orpheum, Boston, 29-31; Academy, Fall River, Mass., Aug. 1-3. Blmbrnr. Marion ft Day, Majestic, Paterson, N, J., Aag. 1-3. Bowers, Walters ft Crooktr, Eaiplre, London, Eng., 29-Aug. 31. Boudlni Bros., Orpheum, Los Angeles, Cal. Bowman Bros., Fontaine, Louisville. Bonlta ft Hears, Keith's, Phils. Booth Trio, Grand, Pblla. Bordon ft Shannon, American', N. Y. O., Aug. 1-1. Bonrtll, Wm., ft Co., American, N. Y. C, Aug. 1-8. Brsilna & Derrick, Barnnm ft Bailey Circus. Broad. Billy, Moss Tonr, England, Indefinite. Brown. Nellie, Winter Oarden, N. Y. C. Bradabaw Bros., Orpheum, Seattle, Wash. Brown ft Blyer, Majestic, Chicago. Brenner ft Ratcliffe, Union Square, N. Y. C. Brlnilaraour, Great, Empress, Denver, Colo. Briscoe, Olive, Shea's, Toronto, Can. Brlce ft Donne, 5th Ave., N. Y. O. Brloe, Fanny. Morrison's, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Brooks, Harry, Empress, St. Paul. Bristol's Animals, Hipp., Atlantic City. Breton, Ted ft Corrlne, Lyric, Newark, N. J., Aug. 1-3. Brown ft Barrows, Proctor's 125th St., K. Y. C. 29-31; 23d St., Aug. 1-3. Brooks ft Harris, Forsyth, Atlanta, Ga. Burke. John P., Flood's Park, Baltlnore. 'Si- Aug. 15. Bart, Win. P.. ft Co.. Proctor's 23d St., N. I. C 29^31; 125th St.. Aug. IS. _ Borbtnk ft Dsnforth, Proctor's 08th St., N. T. «., Aug. 1-3. Bntse's, Mme.. Dogs, Empress, St. Paul, Minn.; Empress, Winnipeg, Can., Aug. 5-10. Burr A Hope, Orpheum, Portland, Ore. Buckley, Laura, Forrest Park. St. Louis. Bucknell * Glbney. Crystal, Milwaukee. Butklrk, Mnslcsl, Boulevard, Medford, Msss. Burke. John ft Mae, Morrison's, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Byron ft Nelson, Majestic. Paterson, N. J., Aug. 1-3. Byrnes, Ed., Hsrrls, Pittsburgh. _. Caaad ft De Verne, 312 Valley St., Dayton, 0., Indefinite. Oarbonl ft Todiro, Proctor's 125th St., H. Y. 0., 20-811 23d St.. Aog. 1-3. Oamptiells, Casting (4), Wenona Bench Casino. Bay OUr, Mich.; Coney Island, Cincinnati, Aog. 8-10. . ^ Cue, Charley, Orpheum, Portland, Ore. Caraa, Prince, Nunley'a, South Beach, Staten isl- and. N. Y. Carson, Frank, Orpheum, Boston, 29-311 Premier. Fall River, Mass., Aug. 1-3. Canton, Al„ O. H., Oastlne, Me. Carmen, Frank, New Portland, Portland, Me. Carlisle's Dogs, Hlpu.. Atlantis City, -N. J. Carter ft Davis, O. H., Cleveland. Oemhallos, Eosalte ft Hllarlon, Winter Gardpn, N. X. 0. Oelesto, Mile., ft Co., New, Baltimore. Chunnt (4), Tonrlne Europe, indefinite. Obamberllne, The, Norumbeia, Boston. Charblno ft De Oastolo, O. H., Cleveland. CIlBort, Kathleen, Moulin Rouge, N. Y. C. Clifford ft Weston, Moulin Rouge, N. Y. 0. CTarke ft Owen, Sydney, Australia, Indefinite. Clipper Quartette, Pantagea'. Portland. Ore. Clayton ft Lennie, State Street, Trenton, N. J. Olivette ft Co., Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. C. ^» SI; 125th St., Aug. 1-3. OUws ft Hoffman, Keith's, Cincinnati. Clark ft Hamilton, New Brighton Beach, N. Y. Conor, Harry, Moulin Rouge. N. Y. C. Collins ft Cole, 0. 0. H., Phlla. . Courtney Slaters, Music Hall, Brighton Beach, NY "Ooncta'led Bed, Tbe," Orpheum, Los AiurelM. C< cilery ft Le Oault. Proclor's 58th St., N. Y. C, 29-ni; Lyric. Newark, N. J.. *oa\ 'V Coverdtle ft White, Hammersteln's, SV x. u. OollUn, Revolving, Hammersteln's, N. !• <" .. Corson! Cora Younrblood, Sextette, Open Air. CMb^ C *The'. 'Nunley's, South Beach, Rtstes Island, N. Y. ■ Cots, El, Savoy, Atlantic City Oonnery ft Legault, Lyric, Newark, 9, > 1-8. ; '| Coe, Pi. D., Park, Lexington, Uass. ., Ooogan ft Parks, Temple, Detroit. Cooper ft Johnson, Hipp., Plttsbargn. Oreitore's Band, HammerstehVs. N. Y. v. Crawford, Winnie D., Grand, Phlla. Crosby, Marguerite, O. H., OJ«J« land 1 ^.- h « y. Crawford ft Montrose. New Brighton Botch. «■ ^ Ourrlss. Ruth, Family. Benova, Pa.! Orplieum. SchtnecUdy, N. Y., Aug. 5-10. , . a ,u^ie, Cunningham ft Marlon, Keith's, Phlla., »»j Chicago. 6-10. _ n Cutler, Edward, Winter Oarden. N. Y. o. Outtys, Moaictl. East W&Vf*kl>*f*<&'?l^?l+ Oupld ft Co., Nunley's, South Bench. Staten ■Ml, N. Y. Cullen, Jas. H., Shea's, Buffalo. Cutler, Bert. Empress. San Fran., Cal. . Cuttys (0). Musical, Forsyth, Atlanta, us. Davis. Roger, Winter Oarden. N. Y. c. h Darren aTOonwsy, Mosic Hall. Brlgbion »«»• Davis, Edwards, ft Co., Proctor's 12ftt '*•• * ' ft. 29-31; 23d St.. Aug. 1 J. „ v £)., Davis. Hal. ft Oo,. Proctor's 58th 9t.. N. x. « 9»Al ; Lyric. Newark. N. J. Aug. !•»• A«l ., Lyric. .. Dare Bros.. Orphean). Oakland. Cal Davis, Hal,. ft Oo„ Lyric, - Newark 1* Datnela, Bonlevard, Medford, Mass M. J- ** Dameia. Boulevard, Mearoro.vjiaM. ff «■ D'Artllle, Jeanette, Buffalo, N. Y,. Aug- 1 »>. Daree, Rudolt*. ft Co., Am»eicaB, N. Y. u. »«- X*3.