The New York Clipper (August 1912)

20 THE 2STEW YORK CLIPPER. August 3 R REMOVING MAKE U F> M til good drug 'and dapirtmint atom or dlrott, poitago priptld, 4 ' on ricilpt ol 75c. for pint tin. Plomnt, quick and oconomlctl to uto. No wn or paraffin*; won't grow tia'r. Improve* the complexion. A. P. 8TEVKM8 «X>. 1*88 BRO ADWAY. MX W YORK V f . fVfffftfff t ttt M- tff - ff , ftt . tf f 12 EXTRA PARODIES* Just written by James Mndla6ii on late song hits, Including i'NoonUiihr Bn^'tTSweet SUtcen.'y.'RtBliiuomnltn.''. "Everybody s Doing It," '.'Beautiful l>o I.'.' "Oceana Roll," -etc., etc." Ev£ry tinea rlotr-every one a scream. ".Positively copy of free with each MADISON'S! Price One Dollar fWlBUDGETNo.14 .Remember toll Is In addition to the 20 Other parodied already appearing In MADI- SON'S BUDGET No. 14. Content* also in- clude U funny monologues, 10 original acts lor 2 males, 7 new acts for male and female, a great minstrel first part, a complete one- act musical comedy; also red-hot acts for two females, for male quartettes, and an almost endless ajisortment of sidewalk pat- ter, gags, etc Price One Dollar. Knelt Issues out or print, except Numbers 10 and 13. Will send both for *1 .M>, or Bndgets 10, 13 and 14 for *2. JAMES MADISON 140* Third Amnue, New lorli •Price o/fto it Vfrnttt parodlex (wt'hout MAD1S0W8 BVDOET Ko. It.) UBOcmtl. The Pelhams UNDER CANVAS For balance of Summer and Winter season. Al COMKDI AN -with strong specialties. PI AN I8T, PEOPLE ALL LINES, with specialties. Money ■ure. Tickets to right people. Cooks, write. Al stock location desired. . Week of 29, Cherry Creek, N. Y. GROSS Powder and Chilian latest moiluii tMuMk Altoono, 1'a'j— >ll«h|<v II Chris Erlckson, and the OUT OR TO WN HEWS ~ „" „ rv.ii.ii v Manlier. Mli'liler IrrivJd.'uime from "^..vacation ( ° r - p *'.Sl_ 0 BH!a July 24,-and snrlouiicW trSt te will ■ open the ■regents 'The Utnue . «^_: ,.._ a —i.i. "Th. ivmio mi.ti." .as . the C. MHiier, ragr.) LK8T YOU KOKOKT WK BAY IT YKT LETER HEADS Oontraots. Tickets, Enrelopee, Free Samples, etc. STAGE MONET, 18o. Book ol Herald (juts, 2Sc, CROSS .jggMk CHICAGO FOR SALE OR RENT THE OKiKD OPERA HOUSE FOTTSTOWN, PA. 18,000 inhabitants. Only big, theatre. .Up-to-date boose. Good repair; Possession at once. C.'W. VAHOEMIllCE/Pottitown, Pa. WANTED-FOR REPERTOIRE Week stands—LADY or GENT to double stage, OBN. BIZ. WOMAN,-PROPERTY MAN, MAN for Characters. ■ Other useful people write. Prefer those doing specialties. All particulars first letter. Lowest salary. I pay expenses, JOE wILLIAMS, BrocVonridgi, Mich. stwi AT LIBERTY or Rep. Characters, Heavies, Gen*l Business - Join on receipt o( wire or letter... Guarantee work. Address ELLA GROHJEAX. . 93T Moalton St., Montgomery, Ala. "The Fad" Amusement Co. WANTS Versatile talent or all kind* for their circuit ot Moving Picture Houses. Can offer long engage- ment to those who oliange every week. No fancy salaries. Write or wire; pay your own telegrams. LIN IIEVERLY, write or wire. THE FAD AMUSEMENT CO., Wlnterport, Maine. TO JOIN ON WIRE WANTED ROBINSON BROS.' U.T. C. Baritone, Trombone and Cornet, Tom Actors who double brass. We pay all. Low snre salaries. Bethlehem, N. H., Aug. 3. Per address, Hooslck Falls, N. Y. TH08. L. FINN. AT Ul IBCWTY BAY I.A ROY JUVENILES and LIGHT COMEDIES' Age, v.; height, i ft. 10 in.; wt., 140 lbs. Can loin on wire. ■ RAY LA ROY, 1808 Washington Pout.. Chicago. 111. Wanted, Stock People FOR SUMMER AND WINTER. SECOMD BUSMESS WOMAN, at once. Other people write, HEBE UNTIL, NOV. l. F. MACK. Van Dyke A EstonCo., Pea Moines, la . WaNTCii ^r 0. C. REOTOR'S VAUDEVILLE and rtAn I tU M , F , snow—People who can change for one week stands. Money sure here. ■ Tickets, if I know of you. Billy Randall, sent you $».oo, wh reareyouf Answer quick. Week of July 29, Oedarvllle, Ohio, rer.add. WUllamsport, Ohio., . Wante>, kM. -Peop'fl, ■ Skateh Team, ■ with Novelty Comedian, to put on Acts. Must be good. . Play-big ones. No time to dicker, state an quick. uAV IUBON'B COMEDIANS, Wahpeion, N. Dak. WANTED. Al HED, COMEDIAN Chang* for Blx nights. Work acts. Also SKETCH TEAM. If you boote, don't .write. . Roxie and Pearl, write. ■ J. B.'OOOKi Pewamo, Mich.'. A VATOETILLE ;ACT FOR 50c. (Includes 3 Monoiogs, 4 Parodies, 2 Comedy Reel' tatlonsj—all for Mo. ,. . . , , HERB HOSAHAN, BROCKTON, MASS. _ got our utost song hllst qub WINKl.BR, Room 31. Urand Opera Home BIdg., Chicago, Uli. ■al a %■ am CATALOG of Professional and III fl V 1" Amateur riaya. Sketches Mono- rl II I _\ loirs, Minstrel Jokes, Reottailons, I 1*111 U Hake-tipG6odn, Etc..Bentl'llEE. lilOK A F1T7.0KRAL1), 20 Ann St., New York. 105 MABIC TRICKS "SS^ST JO«. O. KLEIN, 1183 Broadway, N. Y. OPERATIC SKETCH—Headliaer, Four Peopli COb. hillikbv, 13DB Broadway, N.Y, liuflrrlo.-N. Y.-TrStar . aft.) .the .s(oek,company presents The Howe Neit-Uubr" wtfof July 2S. "Mrs. W"H of Ibe Cabbage fetch"/week-** Aof. fc-. _- -j ...Shka's IDI. -Shea.-aatx.r-rBIll for 20 and week: Mme.'SurnlkoJ Ilia Collen. Norton and tee, Alexis Brothers, Bell and Caron, 8ully * amity, ami Pnlna'a'nd Picks. Sunnier trade has been " Happy Hous.—The Summer schedule of picture Alms Is: Sunday—Edison. I.nbln and Belle;: Mon- day — Bloiiraph. VltaarapU, Sellg and Kslem, Tuesday—Edison, Esssnay, Lnbln and VltagTaph; AVc<inenday—Lubln. Kaleni, Pstbe and Eclipse; Thursday—Blograph. Pathe. Esssnay and Mellea ; Krlday—Essansy,. .Vltagrapl, Edison and HMBI .caturday—Bdleon, C. O. P. O.. Pathe's Weekly '""^oawcV'iH.M. Marcus. .mgr.J-BllI for week of 29: Orent Frederick, Flo and Ollle Walter, Hobson and Deiand, Nelson Waring, Foster, La- mont and Foster, Waldo, Elsie Ford, the Demnths, Ryno «nd Emerson, and Ixirenia and La Due. Family (A. Sherry, tngr.)—Bessie's cockatoos are featured 20 and week. NoTss.^-Crjslal Beach la the Mecca fr the cltt- tens »nd tourists now Shea's new theatre. ranUly uearlng completion, has been leased for ten years by John Lauglilln, representing the Htalr attractions, formerly appearing at Mr. Lnughlln's Ltrlc, whleh latter liouse will be re- modeled by the Mark-Brock Tanderllle-plcture en- terprises The Niagara Racing Association, ot Fort F.rie, opposite the rlrer, has the call on the crowds week of 29, Albany, N. Y. — Harmanns Bleecker Hall (Edward U. Bsrt. mgr.) the Lytell-Vaughna Stock Co. again'pleased large nudlencee week of July 22. Is "Bobby Burnlt." "The Honse Next Door" 29 snd week. "Strongheart" week of 5. . PaocToa'B(Howard Oraham, mgr.)—Big crowds continue to enjoy the moving pictures, with vaudc- T Majestio (Bmll Delches, mgr.) — VandeTille and moTlng pictures, to excellent business. Marta Bbaoh Pabk (J. J. Carlln, mgr.)— Ever Increasing attendance. At the open air the- atre the Eight English Roses and Sum Holdaworto ore the lending features. Elsctrio Pabb: (Lincoln E. Brown, mgr.)-- The park is now enjoying big business. At.the Rustic Theatre the Osrdner-Vlncent "Co. present "Hello Bllll" week of 29, to be followed with "A Country Sweetheart" Aug. 5 and week. Note.— The Empire Theatre will re-open for one date, • Aug. 3,. when George "noney Boy' ETins' Minstrels will appear. Jamestown, W. Y. —Celeron (James J. Waters, mgr.) Home Stock Co. revived "The Meddler." With fine results. -Inly 22 snd week. "The Witching Hour" 20 and week. Lynn, Mass. — Central Square (James H. Donovan, mgr.) pictures and songs continue to excellent business. • • • • __ Oltmpia (A. E. Lord, mgr.)—Business good. Pictures, and Tauilerllle. Bill for Aug. 1-3 In- cludes: Maglil and Livingstone. Edgar Allen and company, Josle and Willie Barrows, and Knapp and Obrrclla.- • ■• ■ OouiquB (Al. Newhall, mgr.)—^Pictures and songs, to packed houses. Floatiko Bbidob Pabk (J. W. Chase, mgr.)— Mile. Beralce and her eight Polar bears Is the outside attraction July 29 and week, and la the theatre "A Bunch of Keys," by'one of J. W. Gorman's companies Is being presented. . Pastime (A. E. Loud, mgr.)—Pictures and , DREAM, CLtrroKDAU (Thomas ' H. Cullen, incr. i—Pictures and music, by Prof. Williams. ' Relay, Nahant (Robert Hogg, mgr.)—• Good business is reported, Vaudeville, pictures and soiigs are presented. • mgr.)—Good business is reported. Pictures vaudeville and songs are presented. TiisuxoiuvM, Nahant (A. A. Fuller, mgr.)—■ Pictures and songs attract good attendance, ; .Votes . — Manager Lindsay Morlson announces that lie will open the Auditorium Aug. 19, with his stock company, Including all of the old fa* vorite members,,....;James H. Donovan, man* ager of the Central Square, recently bad one thousand children of the Vacation Schools as guests at his theatre Georgia Harvey, a i run actress, with "The Pink Lady" compsny. Is spending her vacation at her homo In this city. Hot Siirlngrs, Ark.—Alrdome (Frank Head, prop, and mgr.) the Jack.Bessey Co. presented "Prince Jack," '"The Burglar and the Lndy," "The 81ns of the Father," and "The Parish Priest," to big houses July 22 and week. They ticgan the third and last week of their engage- ment 29. ■ . • >' Wuittikotom . Pans.—Large crowds nightly. Ail the attractions are liberally patronized, and the. casino and- dancing, pavilion are favorite places ot amusement;" Notes The moving picture theatres are doing fairly well considering the very hot weather The Auditorium Theatre, under the management of Frank Head, la being thoroughly overhauled and many Improvements are being installed and uew carpets laid. The lobby Is beiug reconstruct- ed, painted and decorated, and everything being lint in readiness for the opening attraction of Maude Adams, in October The Old Majestic Theatre, which baB been leased by a Mr. Walker ji ml renamed the Clem, will open about Aug. 1. Motion pictures and illustrated songs will be the infraction, The house has been thoroughly reno- vated, painted and decorated, ■ and three extra exits bsve been added. A three piece orchestra trill furnish the music The New Lytic promises to become a beautiful vaudeville temple iiikiii the finish of its reconstruction now In course, nul will be ready for opening about Sept. 1. Is Fayette, In J, — Dryfus (Ors Parks, mgr.) Is dark. Family (D. W. Maurice, mgr.)—Evelyn De Kollart nnd Ray Brown opened with the Oliver Stock Co., July 16, Mlaa DeFollart replacing Ruth Atnos In leads, and Ray Brown engaged for lienvlea. VtcToi.iA (McWUIlams A Sherwood, mgrs.)— Photoplays, program changed dally. | Lysio <\Vm. Johnson, mgr.)—Pictures and Illus- trated songs. Work has eommfceil on the en- largement and remodeling of the Lyric, In order to accommotiatc the crowds. . 'Ano (L. A. Klene, mgr.)—Pictures and songs. Noras.—Felix Rlee, musical director with the Fred Bowers act, is spending his vacation with Ids mother in this city. The act recently closed a long season over the Pantages time..:.'..Lll- ■ llau Bernhardt and Bobble Roberts are resting ami visiting friends here, having been steadily engaged since Jsnuiry. , Ino.lann.poll., Ind.—Murnt. Stock com- pany in "The Ambition ot Mirjorte," week ot July 29, ■ ., iSNOLisn's (Bingham' A-Grose, mgrs.) -—The Jones-Dunbar Players, vaudeville and pictures. Keith's (Ned 8.'Hastings, mgr.>—Vaudeville, Illustrated songs, pictures and other feotures. -Business bin;. ■ : " Noras.—The regular season at the Park opens Aug. R....A supplementary Summer season opens at the Empire IS. ' McAlester, Okln. — Star Alrdome (It. H. nusby, mgr.) Whlttaker Stock Co. pleased week of July 22. Ouy Hickman 29 and week. - Yalb-Mijistio (A. 0. Brown, mgr.)—.Motion pictures snd vaudeville continue to please. l'ont'u (J. A. Stclnson, mgr.)—Motion pictures, to good business. Victor (Will Tibbitts, mgr.)—Splendid patron- age, notwithstanding Hie extreme hot weather. Rranil linplfls, Mich.—Rnmona (Lew De t.oiniirler. mgr.) Mil for week of July 29 Includes: Master Gabriel snd company, Ilufford ami Chain, Paulhan Team, It. A. 0. Trio. Three Shelvcy Boys, and moving pictures. Dny City, Mich.—Wenona Beach Cnslno (I.. H, Newcomli. mgr,) bill for week of July 28: Four Ousting Campbells, Glume.tt Wd. Emtnett, A FEW MORE GOOD DRAMATIC PEOPLE, For CHICAGO STOCK CO. . .Send.photos and-.state W'st salary to Join Immediately. Address 01LAS. ^MM^^^£J^f^^P>rOi^nM^M^»1^tg^ta^ jr #Yj n season Aug. 9, with "The White Slave" as the attraction. ' ' Oaurn«ijK (A. K. Uemnan. mor.)-'-Mr. Denman has rvtoraed froeh hfs 'vacation, and has again taken the helm at this popular 'resort, which is now undergoing a complete and (borough .renova- tion. The season opens middle of August. - ■ i.akRuont Pink T (J. 14. Bhuck, mgr^-^-The Hall Btock Co.. In "Paid In Full," drew large audiences May 22 and week. "The Lion and the Mouse" 29 and week. .... Grind, Keith's, Fauilt, Ideal, Csystal. Pas- timb, National and Palaob all- report, large at- tendance week.-eT"!T, jntesetitldg moving., pictures. " Lancnster, PaA-CoIon^"(0JW*s SI. How- •IT mgr.) bill for .July 29: Wm^lMZ&Jk Lawaona Trio. Jean Baldwin, Marr 4tui*Evatr»? Marsh Craig, Edney Bros, and company. Hanson and Swan, and Three Bohemians. Business • Is S Fahilt (Jos, Olllow, mgr.)—Sacred Enter- tainers, Len Cblpman, Foxcraft and company, with pictures of Passion Plsy and local vaude- ville. Dnbuqne, In.—Grand (John H. Maclsy, mgr.) Is dork for the Summer. Majestic (Jake Rosenthal, mgr.) — Garslde AiBDoita (Jake Bosentbsl, mgr.) — Garslde Union'Pake Theatre (Jske Rosenthal, mgr.) —Vaudeville. „, . Piincehs (H. W. Fulton, mgr.) — Pictures. Business continues good. • Amuse (A. L. Stevens, mgr.)—Pictures. Busi- ness Is good. Royal. (A. L. Stevens, mgr.)—Pictures. DaiAMLAKn I (J. E. Boyle, mgr.)—Pictures. DsEAMLANn II (A. C. Wright, mgr.)—Pictures. Note.— Miller Bros. A Arlington's 101 Banch is billed to show here Aug. 1. ........ Hartford, Conn.—Poll's (0. C. Edwards, mgr.) "Thnjs." by the Poll- Players, week .of July 29. Carl Athony, Edward Elton and Leah Wlnslow are prominent In the cast. IlAim-dRii (Fred P. Dean, mgr.)—Bill week of July 29: Lew Welch and company, Maccrop Lester, Bob Warren, Smith Bros., 0. H. Tucker, Marshall Bros.; Gormley snd ■ Geffrey, Blanche Huntington, and the usual picture!. _ Happy Hops (Harrison Harris, mgr.)—Dally change of pictures continue to draw good business. Eupixe (P. S. McMalion, mgr.)—Pictures ex- clusively la the program here. Note. —Arthur J. Duplessls, Carl Hurst and Hay Burr, of the Parsons Theatre staff, have Just returned from their annual sojourn In Maine. - Montreal, Con.—Orpbeum (Oeo. Driscoll, n-.gr.) "Alios Jlmmle Valentine" wss presented to good bouses week of July 22. "The Road t< Yesterday" 29 snd week. "The Fortune Hun . ten" Aug. B and week. Soiiukb Pabk (L. J. Lajoie, mgr.)—Business sped. Bill for week of July 29: Ten Vassar Girls," Plcchlnnl Troupe, Grey and Peters, Law-, rente and Lawrence, and Nip and Tuck. Don ik ii in Pinm (H. O. Dorsey mgr.)—Busi- ness contlnnes good. Note.— An alrdome opened In this city, under the management of Gns 8. Oroenlng, 27, with "The Teudpf Arabs" aa the attraction. St. John, Can.—Opera House (F. 0. Spen- r mgr.) Paul Gllmore. In "The Havoc," Aug. May Robson, In, "The Rejuvenation of Aunt' Mary," and- "A Night Out," 0 and week. Nicezl. — Betty Donn and BUI San Soucl, in •ongs, snd the moving pictures. Uniqub.— Moving pictures. ».. Gem. —Songs and moving pictures. - ~ Stab. —Moving pictures. - Lysio.— Vaudeville and moving pictures. Hamilton, Can.—Temple (J. 0. Appteton, mgr.) bill for week of July 29: "The Girl with 1be Green Eyes." Week of Aug, 5, "Merely Mary Ann." The eeason will be continued right up to the opening of vaudeville Aug. 19. . ■ ■ Mountain (Geo. H. Summers, mgr.)—"Sampson of Yale'* 29 and week. Nora. — Another moving picture house Is con- templated .here. Buffalo capitalists are negotiat- ing for a site In. the Northeast part of the city. Peoria, 111,—Princess (Reaver Amuse. Co., mgrs.) vaudeville and pictures.- Al Fbisco Paur: (Senver Amuse. Co., mgrs.) —Vaudeville, dancing and outdoor amusements. VinniNiA Beach (Frank A. Helneke, mgr.)— Vaudeville and dancing. Demcsev's (Martin Dempsey, mgr.)—Stock burlesque nnd pictures. Faust Gaisden (Fauser A Heltscb, mgrs.)— Vaudeville and pictures. Columbia, Cbbbcknt, Eupresb, De Luxe, Illinois, Liiiebty, AtnuosiE, Sanuamo and Ma- jestic, picture houses, are all doing good busi- ness. Note.— Ranch 101 and RlngUng Bros.' Circus are billed to show here during August. Decatnr, 111. — Powers (Tbos, P. Ronnn, mgr.) Billy Allen's Comedy Oo. closed a fairly successful two weeks' engagement, July 27. Wini- fred St. Clnlre Oo. opened 29, for two weeks. Bijou, Nickel, Princess, Tub Cornea, Amkrican, Crystal, Colonial ano AntDoua, moving picture theatres, alt report good business, despite the hot weather. Notes. —Work on the. new Empire Theatre Is rapidly progressing for - the regular opening- In September. The scenery Is finished, and the chairs ready to be pat up as soon as - the decorators are through Manager Slgfrled announces Sept. 1 as the formal vaudeville opening for the Bijou. Memphis. Tenn. — East End Park (A, B. Morrison, mgr.) One business p'reva'lls. Bill for week of July 28: The Original English Pony Bullet, Reynolds and Donegan, Bernard Roberts, Dan Moley, and Reed Bros, Lottie Mayer has been re-engaged for the attraction on the lawn. - Mozart. Popular, Madison, and Metropoli- tan, alrdomes, ore having capacity houses, Queen, Alauo, Colonial'. Majestiob, Palace: Pastimes. Daiby, Joy, Pekin, Savoy. Royal, ami Gbu, picture bouses, all report good busl. JICS8. ■"Note.— The Carrollton, Star, and Imperial, mov- l lng picture houses, have closed for the Summer. Norfolk, Va.—Academy (Otto Wells, mgr.) nutsn's Song Birds, Dotlo snd- company, 'Charles Ledgnr and Hattle Tlmberg drew well, weak of: July 22. amuioan, Royal, Abcade,. Fotosho, won. dbrland, Bonita and * Columbia, moving, picture bouses, continue to do good business, i : ■ ■ Ocean View Casino (Otto.Wells, mgr.)—"The' Belle of the Seashore," by the Behman Stock Co., prayed to ssjasdl business, week of IX. .The Lew Kelly Musical Stock Oo. .comes.'for:'.week. July -29 t with "Caught with the Goods'.' as' the attraction. Trenton. N. J.— state Street:. (Herman , Wahn," mgr.')" bill for "week'of. July 20:. The Jiorse' i Hhoe-Trio,-Clayton and Lennle,I Folsett,'Gretchen Hartman, the Wolf Trio. Eltsley, Otke and Kllsley, - Schsller and Jorden, Charlotte Meyers, and Tan- ner and Potter, and the photoplays! Nrrta.—The Broad Street has been compelled to close until Aug: 10, so that new orchestra seats may be Installed. The house will reopen with a fine stock company, which wilt produce Broadway attractions. . . Patterson, N.' J—Majestic (W. H. Walsh, mgr.) bill'for July 20-31: Lloyd and Znrlmi. June Mills, Doolittle and Steele, Sutton. Mclntyre and Sutton. For Aug. 1-3: Gray Sisters, Eddie Drake,- Byron and Nelson, Btmberg, and Marlon and Day. Dalian, Tex.—Cycle Park Theatre (Brown' A Stinnett, mgrs.) Albert Taylor Stock Co. pre- sented "My Father's Son" week of July 22. Lake Olifv Casino (Chss. Oliver, mgr.)—The Casino Players. presented "Brewster's Millions," to large audiences^ and week. Happy Hour (Ray Daiton, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Obpiiiom (Ray Daiton, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. To support DAINTY MAE FIH8T CLASS HeeAVY MAN, to Jala tm iwlr«|; xaaat- have good wardrobe; ...•■ : --14Et»wi;-irait«r-CAHPKSTBl|, to.plar some parU, '» awell './ NOTE.-Tolj Companjjont closed a Summer engagement at ZanesviUe, Ohio; to the record of ta. OrphCum. Ask Manager Harris. -■•■*.•:.»« '.. «-• * ™ "« ;.!/."!. ?T .. " Address JOK McKNHOB, Manasrer, Wooster, Ohio. For C. W. Park's Dramatic Company, Eastern REP. PEOPLE IN ALL LINES Leading Woman, Comedian, Heavy Woman, to play some characters; Character n,« iBB. Vaudeville People, Trap Drummer. Tirtu bells. onevearB work to good bbcSE iv, B It H Losltlvely sure. Address C. W. PAAK, Manager, Akron, ohi. Leading Man, Oen. Business Man, Btate salary low, ' WANTED, FOR PERMANENT PIRE S Baptnintandent Wilson H, Todd and Jole Canada, OarrlclE Theatre, Grand Rapids, Mich. Address WILSON' 11. TODD, North Glrard, Pa. 17th TSAR OF CONTINUED STJCCESS-17 HARRIS-PARKINSON CO. OLBVSR JTJVBNlbB LKADINO WOMAN, STROhTO HEAVY MAN who can act- Other Useful People, all lines, write. Band Leader, good library music-all year work. Pleased to bear from Musicians, all line., for B. & 41. Place Good Trap Drummer. Tell all first letter. Those who wrote befo.e, write again. ROBBRT H. iiahhis, Marlon, 111, WANTED, Al COMEDIAN Por BKN TOY'S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, featuring HARRY PELDMAM (Kccentrie Comedian). 14th week of phenomenal success. BEN TOY, Hippodrome, Oswego, N.f T. N. WINNETT'S EMERGENCY BUREAU PLAYS KSkk OFFERS sBBi saasia*iBVi a*. PkoP AMATEURS OFFERS Short Cast Plays at Short Royalty logue. Will aim to please you. - and AMATEURS Pleased to hear from old clients and new ones. Write for cals- MRS. T. H. WINNBTT, 140H Broadway, N. Y. .k .mmw .., SCENERY. SHOW PAINTINGS, PROP- The Road to EKTIES, all Theatrical Goods, Amatenr Supplies, Cmvaa Goods, Second Band Scenery and Show Stuff bought and sold. ACME CANVAS AND SCENIC WORKS, 19 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. "WANTED—Comedian who sings and plays own stuff on banjo or guitar. Mnet be able to entertain for week. Travel with Dr.'s (specialists). No high pitch. State salary, all you do, first. Be ready tolotn at once. Dr. Christy A Co., Revere, Clark Co., MO; WASTED-COMEDIAN and MKD. PEOPLE. Must change for week,staysober.and make salary reasonable. I pay board. Long season In halle in North Michigan. Want real med. people only. State all. Add. 1. H. COOPER Charlevoli, Mich. ' WANTED—Piano Player, Operator, calcium; prefer those double stage. Good Sketch Team. Must be Medicine People. Week stands. Splen- did territory. Write. ED. H. LORD, Brecken- rldge, Minn. IN ALIaEMTOWN, PA.-Plcture and Vaude- ville House to Lease. Seating capacity 1,300. Nice large stage, Full stage equipment.. Thriving city. Excellent opportunity. Theatre In business section. Write Chattoclr. A Lenderowltz, 833 Hamilton St., AUentowD, Pa. Bell Phone 921. . - MARION, O., LODGE OP ELKS have purchased .the Grand Opera House walls and site, and are arranging to build the front of the building and the adjoining lot with a complete Elk's Borne and Club House, and would like to In- terest Borne responsible theatrical firm to complete the Opera Boose part and build with them. Marlon, Ohio, Is a thriving manufacturing city in central Ohio, county seat of Marlon County, ot over 20,000 inhabitahtB, will probably reach 80 ooo by next census, and 1b without other Opera House. Correspondence solicited. ED. S. ATJLT, Sccretaty Board of Trustees, 830 8. Main St., Marion. Ohio. - "WANTED-Comedian for Med. Show, under canvas. State salary snd bus. in first letter. Ticket to the right party. DR. WERNTZ. Kent, Minn. Wanted for Glnnlvan Dramatic Co., under canvas, woman for leads, woman for gen- era! business, cornet player snd trombone player. Wire lowest; we pay all. FRANK OINNI VAN. week JBthWoodhnni, Jnd., week 6th Payne. Ohio, care Glnnlvan Dramatic Company. BELGARDE STOCK WANTS Al LEADING MAN, also HEAVY MAN to direct, AGENT. Others write. Rehearsals Aug. 19. Add. SADIE BELGARDE . 603 Chirch St., ■ - Sutquahanna, H: WANTED, A THEATRE COMMENCING AUG. SO FOR STOCK ENGAGEMENT: SSiJiSS'liiF* .? r *n»rantee. FRANKLIN STOCK CO., Summit Park, TMca, N. Y. Now playing a are-week engagement. ED. A. ^SlimjNG OHAR. and GEN. BOB., DIRECTOR with Scripts. One nlghtj repertoire and stock experience. Age oo,weighU88. height 6 ft. o. OM^oYn-atoawV Responsible managers write orwlre. Addrcse SB. A. STERLING- MONKftB.MlOH. THE BEREftOS, CliTflntt anHlsie, Thank the many.offers received from ourreoentadver- tisement. We wlU tworkalone for a while. Dolnn- nlcely. -Fdrsalo, 6 Rocto Good Film. Address THE BKnENIW.'Bowftens.iNp^pafc. » For Med. Oo. Salary, $10 and all. Mnstdostralghta iQActa. ^ ■■ HARRY VAlT Klrhland, Decalb Co., nia. Experienced Lady Pianist WANTS POSITION working West. Small aalarv accepted. PIANIST, 488 Harrison St., Gary, ind. ? WANTED SKETCH TEAM i 0 »-^?JJS.K 1 ^ u0 ? bl «> Put on actBcttango Jor. ySS*a^!S. U A ,0^ f 1 * 7 e»n?iteUa»^Mbera1nlter Aud.FrencU.AmorlcBnJlodlQineClo;,8aratoga^N.Y WANTED LOCATION FOR TABLOID SHRil CARROLL CASniiLA CO. Now Playing »th Weak AT LIBERTY Angast 3. Address ED MONO CARROLL Revere House Chloago, III. LIBERTY NETTIE DAVENPORT Versatile Leads or Heavies, BRUCE MILLER Character, Comedy and Oen. Business. Wardrobe, experience and ability. Oanjoln on wire. ■ BRUCE MILLER, 426 East St. Clair Street, Indianapolis, led- MUSiCltl^aTdAGENT Trap Drummer, Clarinets, Cornets, other Mosl- clau 1 . Concert Band; must play standard music. VesterEhrhait write. Also good, sober liontr-ct- lng Agent who can and will handle brush. Two Men, Ahead Car Tent Show. BIL.LY BENNEIUi BIO SHOWS, Devil's Lake. N. D. WANTED DRAMATIC PEOPLE OF ALL KINDS THAT DO SPECIALTIES One night stands. Long season. Salary sure. We pay all. CAN USB DIRECTOR. State all first letter. F. N. GRAHAM, 207« Vestal Ave., Blngnamton, S. Y. ■ . 1VA1VTED Cornet, to double stage. Gen. Bus. Woman, with Specialty Oihera write. Orre mall time to be torwuiet •Permanent address, APPLEOATB ANO UUQO, GREELEY OBNTBR, NEBKASKA. >_ WANTED taUatttSBi double Bass or Snare Drum in brass; TRAP DR0«- MBR for B.andO.; ACTORS InaU lines doubling Brass. State salary, pay own board, tuba l-LAVKR to double Orchestra or Stage. Address J. M. COLE, Mgr. "A Western Girl" Co.,Mooroe, N. Y., Aug. 1; ■ WaahingtonvlJle «, Hlgh*nd MJU 3, Montgomery 6, Walklil 6. Ro'etidale 7. , WANTED mSSSSm*, Vlsat Class Ono Nlfrktora, JUaetral M ... and JRopartolra Show Can give ANY GOOD 8BpW'a^bnalneBS. I»n^ overlook ui In booking. THE PAM AJiuaB. MENT CO., Wlnterport, Me. WANTED ioVT ONO* ■3l HEAVY MAN (Genteel) JIADllOCKS-FIELiI PUT PRANK L. MADDOOKS, OOLCMBUS.JA WANTED, FOR OPERA HOUSE, AMHERST, 0. Minatrel, Musical Comedy. Draniatw and Rep. Companies Seating capacity 6C0. Drawing population Mja \; E; McOBEE, Manager, Amherst. 03. At UbeHi. THE SLICKS, with Rani Gang Rmrzabta, air people. Special printing. SM«j7 andpercentaga. Make best after. 0. T. uwun. a .nertr Delivery, Cleveland, Ohio.