The New York Clipper (August 1912)

AUGUST 10 THE NEW YOBK CLIPPER. 17 ROUTE LIST. •»«.*»■ Intended for Tats Column Vni.t B«»ch Thli OAee Not Later "SlVJtatMtar of Each Week * «o Insure insertion. DRAMATIC AND VESICAL. jiri!m*ftwl?P^*to HltDCT ' ">«*.)—obiuicotfce, a iw£'National 8»ck (Thos. Alton, mxr.)— Al 5£h?»l5»ttE N. X., 13-14, Whitehall IB-IT. Alta Stock (Jack Allen.* mrr.)-Marseilles, •tilth vLniiila (B. W. Laltxie, mrr.)—Deseronto, Booth, VWj»JJj g • pret<n i t 9> imltb-a Falls li Olen Robertson IS. Rockland 10. uii'teUe! *«•■*/ «»S Associate Flayers—Detroit, Ba'lrSr'6r«oe. and ner Stock-Hot Sprints, Ark., Be?»arte. Sidle (LetUe B. "Smith, ngr.)—Kings- tJ£!& Jack.'and Mayers-McAlester, Okl«., 5-10. 1I8S v SmM. W. Bishop, mgr.)-Oakland, Barrw-Wliinln«r PJajm (John 1>. Wlnnlnger, met.)— Lincoln. "•**•< s - indeftaMe- . Botbank Stock (Ollrer Morotco, mjr.)-^Loa An- n-lee Oal., 8. Indefinite. Barrrmore, John, and the Beloaco Theatre Stock "WSmmSSm mgT.)-Loe Angeles, Cal., 5, lndeQnitc. , . . Burkbart, Lillian (J. S. OroaWy, mgr.)—San Gabriel, Cal.. 6. lndednlte. Bums Theatre Stock (Joseph D. Glass, mgr.)— Oolorailo Springs, Colo., 0, lnaeiinlte. Eon-dish Stock (A. N. Bowdlsh, mgr.)—Cameron, W Va., 6-10. '•fioiieht and Paid For"—Win. A. Brady's, Ltd. —I Y City B, indettnlte. "Bonty Pulla the Btrings"—Slmbert-Brady's—N. Y. City 6, indefinite. "Brewsttr's Milliona" (Al. Rich Producing Co., mars;)—Burlington, Vt., 81, Borre Aug. 1, Lisbon, N. H., 2, St. Jobnahury, Vt., 3, New- port 5, St, Albans 0, Ausahle Forks, N. Y., 8, Sarannc Lake 9, Ohateaugay 10. Clifford, Billy (Bob Le Boy, mgr.)— Indianapolis, Ind., B-T. Ctuse-LIater, Northern (Olenn F. Chase, mgr.)— Webster City, la., 5-10, Shenandoah 12-1T. Cornell-Price Players (Cornell k Price, nigra.)— Alpena, Mich., 6-10, Bast Jordan 12-17. Columbia Players (Fred 0. Berger, mgr.)—Wash- ington, D. C, 5, Indefinite. Colonial Stock (B. H. McLaughlin, mgr.)—Cleve- land, 0.. B, Indefinite. Carlcton Slaters' Stock (Vamey « Montgomery, nigra.)—Charleston, 8. 0., B, Indefinite. Oaelno Stock (L. D. Pellsaler, mgr.)—Moun- tain Park, Holyoke, Mass., 6, indefinite. Colonial Theatre Stock (Cortland Hopkins, mgr.) —Charlottetown, P. E. 1., Can., 5, Indefinite. Claire Stock—Canoble Lake, Lowell, Mass.. B, in- definite. Calloban Stock—Lcstant, 111., B-7, Wenona 8-10. •Count of Luxemburg. The"—Klaw * Erlanger'a— Atlantic City. N. J., 10. "Charity Olrl, The"—Geo. W. Lederer's—Chicago, III., 5. lndeilnlte. 'City, The"—Indianapolis, Ind.. 12-14. De Boame, Truman, and Associate Players (Wild- er Walters., mgr.)—Brady, Tex., 5-10, Abilene 12-24. De Voss, Flora (J. B. Retnonr, mgr.)—Beeda- bnrg, Wis., 5-10. Dalley-Hawk Stock — fit. Franclsrllle, 111., 5-10, New Harmony, Ind., 12-17. DaTldson Stock (Sherman Brown, mgr.)—Mil- waukee, Wis., B, Indefinite. Davis Stock (Harry Davis, mgr.)—Plttaburgh, Pa., B, Indefinite. Dudley Stock (Frank Dudley, mgr.)—Lake Mln- nequa Park, Pueblo, Colo., 5. indefinite. Del mar Park Stock (Conrad Becker, mgr.)—St. Louis, Mo., 5, Indefinite. Dymont Stock (A. M. Diamond, mgr.)—Manistee, Mkh.. 7-12, Treverce City 14-20. . Dillon k King's Musical Comedy—Oakland, Cal., 5, Indefinite. .... "Day at the Circus, A"—W. A. EUer's—Burling- ton, Wis., 7, Grays Lake, 111., 9. Elltch's Stock (John D. Long, mgr.) —Denver, Colo., 6, indefinite. "Ell and Jane" (Louis H. Daly, mgr.)—Fowler, Ind., 10, Otterheln 12, Kingman 14, Mahomet, 111., IB, Lovlngton 16, Hlndsboro 17. Fealy, Maude, and James Durkln Stock—Lakeside Casino. Denver, Colo., 5, Indefinite. Frank, John E„ Players (0. Aosklngs, mgr.)— Oorslcana, Tex., 6-10, Waxahachle 12-17. Fischer's Follies <F,. A. Fischer, mgr.)—Los An- geles, Cal;. 5, Indefinite. Gilbert & Sullivan's Operas—Shubert-Brady'i— Stin Francisco, Cal., 5-17. Graham, Oscar—Iola, Kan., 5-10, Atchison 11-17. Olacer Stock (Vaughan Gloser, mgr.)—Rochester, N. Y., 5, indefinite. Garsl.le 8tock (J. S. Oarside, mgr.)—Airdome, Dubuque. la., B, Indefinite. Gonllnler Bros.' Stock (B. 0. Gordlnler, mgr.)— Industry, 111., B-10, Adair 12-17. Gayely Theatre Stock—Hoboken, N. J.. 5, Indefi- nite. "Olrl from Montmartre"—Charles Frohinan's—N. Y. City B, Indefinite. "Olrl of the Underworld"—O. E. Wee's (0. H. Brooke, mgr.)—New Canaan, Conn., 8, Port Jervls, N. Y.. 10. "Olrl From U. 3. A., The"—Woods A Chalker's— NellBvllIe, WIb.. 10, Winona, Minn., 11, Pres- cott, Wis., 12, New Richmond 13. Ellsworth 14, Litchfield, Minn., 15, Wlllinar 10, Montevideo "Ulrl From Broadway" (Marshall & Anderson, uigre.)—Monroe, N. Y., 12, Florida 13, Mont- gomery 14, New Plats IB, Rosendale 10, Cor- inth 17. Huckett, James K., and Summer Stock —Ban Francisco, Cal., 5, Indefinite, "ayes, Lucy, and Associate Players—Parsons, Kan., 5-10. Cbeiryvnle 12-17. Hickman. Stock (Guy Hickman, mgr.)— Denlaon, Hariey Stock, Northern — H. D. Orr's — Mollne, III., 5, Indefinite. "nil's Associate Players, A (Eugene J. Hall, mgr.)—Lakemont Park Theatre, Altoona, Pa., 5. Indefinite. "all's Associate Players, B (Eugene J. Hall, mgr.) —Lake Park Casino, Mansfield, O., 5, Indefi- nite. Horne stock' (F. H. Home, mgr.)—Jamestown, ». Y., B. indefinite. Hudson Stock (J. R. Smith, mgr.)—Hoboken, N. .„;•' '• 'ndeflnlte. Hanky Panky" (Lew Fields, mgr.)—N. Y. City 5. lndeilnlte. '"hMrton, Margaret (Edward J. Bowers, mgr.)— jvinnli^g, Man., Can., B-10, Grand Forks, N, nak., 12, Crookston, Minn., 18, Fargo, N. Dak., i. 1 !' Snperlor, Wis., IB, Duluth, Minn.. 10, 17. imperla Stock—Kllmt & Gaxsolo's—Chicago, III., 0, Indefinite. nil" SSS < JacIt Sutherland, mgr.)—Tulsa, t/aia., 5-10. J mL L !k e ?»l>n"—Wm. A, Brady's, Ltd.—N. Y. City 12, Indefinite. . Kllmt 4 Gattolo Stock (Kllmt A Gaxrolo, mgrs.) K^S 0 ^^':^-'*" ». Indefinite. \i? k°?£ < Clle «'«'■ A. Keyes. mgr.)—Nevada, Tlffli* P ' ?**• »rr.)-Portl.nd, Me.. K Z™H t 'Jl*?*J Jua ** K - »'"»elth, mgr.)—Key- Knm ^/i!!Sr'yaverly. N. Y., BSept. 15. * indetaite" 0 " 1 "' 0—W S Angeles, Cal., L o ^V^A %hj Jct McEnroe, mgr.)—Wooster, I vi«ii v °' Washington Court House 12-17. Indefilrit* flayers—Albany, N, X., 5, y^k. <&£ 12 ^"- ^••-^Tvl.le, deSn n itc! tOCk ~ PoX ■* K,1 «' ,, - 0 « aeD ' «" 6 . »• M jr'"°, n gtoyk (Lindsay Morlson, mgr.)—Boston, defluite ,l " Hooee Stock—N. Y. <31ty B, ln- M *£*j8«iek (Phil Unber, mgr.)—Clayton N. Y., "n" v 8 J°5)! 5, w - B - Mattlce. mgr.)—Liberty. m.i;..i ' J5l 10 ' Cornwall 1217. "alestl,! gtojk (Ford Anderson, mgr.)—Utlca, N, __j^. Indefinite. ' ™ ^ anasssnjssayaassssas aBysi^—^» IF TOTJ WOTJI,D BEADTTPY ?irt« P S on ? >t l * """"^ Healthful Tone to Bye- iTSSLiSESr ,m VS and Eyebrows nnd prevent MnrtSl ra ^ le „Conditions, try Murine and daiii Z£ s ? "J 1 '* yoxt w 111 llk * Murine. In oaUy use la Beauty Parlors, McMillan, Walter—Denver. Colo., 5-10. Maddocks-Fleld Plajers-Wlldwood Park, Colnnv bus, Ga., 6, Indefinite. >«■««■ ManhatUn Opera (Geo. Lydlng, mgr.)—Rorlek's Glen, Elmlra, N. Y., s/lndJfinlteV —— "Merry Countess, The' 5 —Sam S. 4 Lee Shubert lnc—N. t; City 20, Indefinite. 0O0 ™"« ^gg"i.J> k. Eastern—Henry W. Savage's- 8prlngfield, Mass., 15-17. "Modern Eve"—(Uort H. Singer's—Chicago, III., - 0, Indefinite. "Merry Widow Re-Married"—Chicago, ill., B, In- definite. No ,^.. B .SL' i '. 8toc jL;<'* s «> 0 rt" North, mgr.)—Fair P"« Theatre, Oklaboma, Okla., 5. indefinite. Orphean Players (Grant Laferty, mgr.)—Phila- delphia, Pa., 5, Indefinite. Oliver Stock (Otis Oliver, mgr.)—La Fayette, Orpneqm Flayers'(Geo. Drlecoll, mgr.)—Mon- treal, Can., 6. Indefinite. Olympic Park Optra^ (M. Rainger, mgr.)—New- ark, N. J., 5, Indefinite. "Officer 686"—Cohan * Harris'—Chicago, III.. C. Indefinite. "Oklahoma"—Kllmt & Gaxsolo's—Jndlanapolls, lrd„ 8-10. Pay ton Stock (M. S. Schleslnger, mgr.)—N. Y. City 6, Indefinite. Foil Players (Thos. A. Klrty, ngr.)—Bridgeport, Conn., 6, Indefinite. Poll Players (O. C. Edwards, mgr.)—Hartford, Conn., C, Indefinite. Poll Players (Lewis D. Oarvey, mgr.) —New Haven, Corn.. B, Indefinite. Poll Players (John H. Docklnc, mgr.)—Scran ton. Pa., 5. Indefinite. Poll Players (8. J. Breen, mgr.)—Springfield, Mass., 5, Indefinite. Poll Players (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton, D. 0.. 6, Indefinite. Poll Players (8. Z. Poll, mgr.)—Waterbury, - Conn., 6, Indefinite. Poll Players (S. Z. Poll, mgi.)—Wilkes-Bnrre, Pa., 5. Indefinite. Poll Play.TS (S. Z. Poll, mgr.)—Worcester, Mass., 5, Indefinite. Prlngle, Delia, and Stock—Edmonton, Alta., Oan., 5, Indefinite. Park's Stock (0. W. Park, mgr.) — Corinth, Miss., 5-10, West Point 12-17. Pancer Stock—McAlester, Okla., 12-17. Phelan Players (E. V. Phelan, mgr.)—Cape Cot- taifp Theatre, Portland, Me., 5, Indefinite. Princess Theatre Stock (C. L. Richards, mgr.)— Tacoraa, Wash., 6, indefinite. Prospect Theatre Stock (Frank Gersten, mgr.)— Bronx, N. Y. City, 5, indefinite. "Putting It Over"—Frank Hatch A Lee Arthur's —Chicago, 111., 5, indefinite. '•Prince of To-Night"—Mort H. Singer's—Michi- gan City, Ind., 10. King. JulU (J. P. Goring & Co., mgrs.)—Ocean City, N. J., 2. 3, Asbury Park 5, Long Branch 0, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., 7, Granville 8, Port Henry 0, Rutland, Vt.. 10, Bellows Falls 12, Keene, N. H., 13, Claremont 14, Randolph, Vt., 15, Barro 16, Burlington 17. Robson, May (L. S. Sire, mgr.)—St. John, N. B., Can.. 5-10. Russell-Dnvla Stock (Lawrence Russell, mgr.)— Pass Christian, Miss., 5-10. Reynolds 4 Ross Players (Billy Ross, mgr.)— Brookfleld. Mo., 5-10. Rlvervlew Players (J. J. Garrlety, mgr.)—Park Theatre. Louisville, Ky., 5. Indefinite. "Rose Maid, The"—Werba & Luescher's—N. Y. City 5. Indefinite. "Ready Money"—Frniee A Brady's—London, Eng., 12, Indefinite. "Red Rose"—John O. Fisher's—Halifax, N. S., Can., 5-10, New Glasgow 12, Amherst 13, Monc- ton, N. B., 14, St. John 15-17. "Robin Hood" (Daniel V. Arthur, mgr.)—Atlan- tic City, N. J.. 5-10, N. Y. City 12, Indefinite. "Ready Money"—H. II. Frasee's—Long Branch, N. J., 16. 17. "Royal Slave, A" (Geo. H. Bubb, mcT.)—St. Louis, Midi., 10, Bay City 17. St. Claire, Winifred (S. D. Slpe, mgr.)—Decatur, III., 5-10. 8tcwatt Stock (Walter J. Stewart, mgr.)—Fair- field, Nebr., 5-10, Harvard 12-17. Spence Theatre Stock (Harry Sobns, mgr.)—Law- rence, Kan., 6-10. Summers Stock (Geo. H. Summers, mgr.)—Moun- tain Theatre. Hamilton, Can., 5, Indefinite. Star Theatre Stock (Dr. P. C. Oonnell, mgr.)— Buffalo. N. Y., 5, Indefinite. Springs Stock (A. La Rue, mgr.)—Brandywlne Springs. Wilmington, Del., 5, Indefinite. Spanish Fort Opera (Jules Blstes, mgr.)—New Orleans, La., 5, Indefinite. St Clalr-Montressa Musical Comedy — Denver, Colo., 5, Indefinite. "Spring Maid," Southern—Werba 4 Luescher's— Atlantic City, N. J., 12-17. "Spring Maid," Western—Werba 4 Luescher's— Marquette, Mich., 1, Sault Ste. Marie 2. Sault Ste Marie, Can., 3, Cheboygan, Mich.. 5, Tra- verse City 6, Manistee 7, Battle Creek 8, San- dusky 9. Turner, Clara, Players (W. F. Barry, mgr.)— Vallamont Pork, Wllllainsport, Pa., 5, Indefi- nite. Temple Stock (J. G. Appleton, mgr.)—Hamilton, Out., Can.. 5-17. Trlplett Stock (Wm. Triplet!, mgr.)—Red Oak, la., ".10. Ores ton 12-17. "Thelma" (Smith 4 Sherman, mgrB.)—Ontonagon. Mich., 7, Norway 8, Hermnnsvllte 0, Gladstone 10, F.xcunaba 11, Munlslng 12, Manlstlque 13, Frankfort 14, Cadillac 15, Evart 10, Owosso 17. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Eastern—Kibble 4 Mar- tin's (Wm; Kibble, mgr.)—Chicago, 111., 6-10, iLdlanupolls, Ind., 12-17. "Undo Tom's Cabin," Western—Kibble 4 Mar- tin's (0. T. Ackerman, mgr.)—Traverse City, Mich., 10, Cadillac 12, Cheboygan 13, Sault Ste. Marie 14, Sault Ste. Marie, Out., Can., 15, Manistee, Mich., 10, Eseanaha 17. - "Dncle Tom's Cabin"—Terry's (W. G. Dickey, mgr.)—Apllngton, la., 7, Williams 8, Manson 9, Pomeroy ID, Fonda 12, Newell 13, Storm Lake 14, Marcus 15, Alta 10, Aurellti 17. Van Dyke 4 Eaton Stock (F. Mack, mgr.)—Air- dome, Des Moines, la., 5, rndeUnlte. Valley Theatre Stock (Philip Houokl, mgr.)— Syracuse, N. Y.. 5, Indefinite. West End Heights Stock (Harry Wallace, mgr.) —St. Louis, Mo.. 5, Indefinite. Wletlng Opera House Stock (Frnncls P. Martin, mgr.)—Svrncupw. N. Y., 5 indefinite. "White Slave" (Robert Campbell, mgr.)—Hunt- ingdon. Pa., 8, Altoona 0, Johnstown 10, Pitts- buret) 1217. "Winsome Widow" (Florenx Zlegfeld Jr., mgr.) —R. Y. City 5, Indefinite. WHEEL BURLESQUE SHOWS. Al. Beeves' Beauty Show—Star and Garter, Chi- cago, 10-17. _ AmtTlcens (Ed. E. Daley, mgr.)—Bronx, New York, 10-17. Bowery Burlcsqucrs—Garden, Buffalo, 17-24. Century GirlB (Walter Greaves, mgr.)—Empire, Brooklyn, 10-17. Daszler, The—Star, Brooklyn, 10-17. Dreamland Burlesqucrs—Gayety. Newark, 17-24. Follies of the Dny (Jack McNnmnra. mgr.)— Mlshler, Altoona, 15, Cambria. Johnstown. ID. Clrls From Happyland (Lou Uurtlg, mgr.)—Gay- ety, Brooklyn, 10-17. __. Golden Crook (James Fulton, mgr.)—Columbia, New York. 12-17. Imperials (Sim Williams, mgr,)—Mlshler, Al- toona. 7. . Jnrdln do Paris Girls (Morris Walnstock, mgr.) —Gayety, Minneapolis, 6-10, Grand Opera House, St. Paul. 10-17. * Love Makers—Sam Howe's — Gayety, Pittsburgh, 10-17. Orientals (W. Cameron, mgr.)—Folly, Oblcngo, Row Buds (Lew Levlngston, mgr.)—Lafayette, Buffalo, 8-10. __. m . _. Trocaderos—Cnas. H. Waldron's—Colombia, Chi- cago, 6-10. Watson's Bnrlesquers (Dan Guggenheim, mgr.1— Empire, Chicago, 6-10, Gayety, Milwaukee. 11- 17. Winning Widows—Murray mil. New York, 17-24. Whirl of Mirth (Itobt. Gordon, mgr.)—Casino, Brooklyn, 10-17. Welch's Bnrlesqners (Jacob Lleberman, mgr.)— Savoy. Fall River, 7-0. Yankee Doodle Girls (Alex Gormvn, mgr.)—Star, Cleveland, 3-10. MIXSTBELS. Big City—John W. VogeTi—Dayton, O., 5, Le- banon 0, Xenla 7. Jamestown 8, Washington Court House fl, Sablna 10, Wilmington 12, Clr- clevllle 13, Ohilllcothe 14, Portsmouth 15. Iron- ton 10, Huntington. W. Va.. 17. Field's, AL G. (Edward Oonard, mgr.)—Cam- bridge 0., B, Beaver Foils. Pa., 0, Du Bol« 7. Salamanca, N. Y., 8. Geneva 9, Oswego 16. Watcrlown 12, Utlca 13, Rome 14, Syracuw 16, Rochester 16, 17. BANDS A5D ORCHESTRAS. Eallnian's Bind (Martin Uallman, leader).—Bis- marck Garden, Chicago, III,, 0, Indefinite. Fuh'a Metroporltaa Band (Jacob Fob, leader).— Sea Isle City. N. J., fi-Bcpt. 10. Hand and bis Band—Forest Park, Chicago, III., 5, Indefinite. Henry 4 Young's Military Band—Sbellpot Park. Wilmington, Del., 5-Sept. 7. Natlello and Ills Band — Fontaine Ferry Park, Louisville, Ky., 5, indefinite. Pryor, Arthur, and his Hand—Rlvervlew Exposi- tion, Chicago 111., 5-Sept. 1. Philippine, Don, and his Band—Rlvervlew Park, Louisville, Ky., 5, Indefinite. Passeri and bis hand—Washington Park, Glou- cester, N. J.. 5, indefinite. Royal Marine Band—Luna Park, Los Angeles, Cal., 5, indefinite. Russian Symphony Orchestra (Modest Altschuler, conductor).—Willow Grove, Philadelphia, Pa., 5-17. Slafer and his Bend (Wm. E. Slafer, leader).— Brighton Beach Hotel, O. I., N. Y., 5, Indefi- nite. Sollev and ner Male Band—Woodalde Park, Phila- delphia, Pa., 5, Indefinite. Tommaslno and bis Band — Point Brceie Park, Philadelphia, Pa., B, Indefinite. Weaver's Military Band (Hermau Weaver, con- ductor).—Naghead, K. 0., 5-Sept. 15. CIRCUSES AND WILD WEST SHOWS. Bnrnum & Bailey's—Great Falls, Mont.. 7, Helena 8, Butte 0, Missoula 10, Spokane. Wash., 12. Wenatchee 13, Everett 14, Oentralla 15, Port- land, Ore., 16, 17. Barnes'. Al. G., Circus—Yorktnn, Sank., Can., 7, Russell, Man., 8, Gladstone 0, Porlage la Prairie 10, St. Boniface 12, Emerson 13. Gentry Bros.' Combined—Clinton, Ind., 5, Terrc Hante 6, Martinsville 7, Noblesvllle 8, Port- land 0, Blurlton 10, Hartford City 12. Hagenbech-Wallace (B. IS. Wallace, mgr.)—Web- ster City, la., 7, Boone 8, Jefferson 9, Denlson 10. nonest Bill's Show—Oak Grove, Mo., 7, Lone- jack 8, Raymorc 9, Belton 10, Stllwell, Kan., 12, Spring Hill 13, Gardner 14, Edgerton 15, Wellsvllle 16, Baldwin 17. Miller Bros. 4 Arlington's 101 Ranch Real Wild West—iMonroe, Wis., 7, Darlington 8, Plnttc- vllle 9, Lancaster 10. Rlngllng Bros.' — Norfolk, Nebr., 7, Lincoln 8. Omaba 0, Atlantic, la., 10, Des Moines 12, Fort Dodge 13, Waterloo 14, Marsha 11 town 15, Cedar Rapids 10, Iowa City 17, Robblns', Frank A.—Lowell, Mich., 7, lonla 8, St. Johns 9, Durand 10. Inilay City 12, Lapeer Rents Bros.' Circus — Ckdlc, O., 7, Freei»rt 8, Hollowny 9, Laferty 10. Sells-Floto—Calgary, Alta.. Can., 7, Red Deer 8, Wetasklwtn 9, Edmonton 10, Saskatoon, Snsk., 12, Reelnn 13, Moose Jaw 14, Indian Head 15, Mowwmln 10 Brandon, Man., 17. Sun Bros.'—Bellalre, Mich., 10, Traverse City, 12. Silver Family Circus (Bert Sliver, mgr.)—Alraont, Mich., 7, Romeo 8, Richmond 9, Armada 10, Memphis 12. Young Buffalo Wild West and Col. Cummins' Far East—Erie, Pa., 5, Ashtabula, O., 0, Sharon. Pa., 7, Warren, 0., 8, Elyrln 0, Norwalk 10, Bellevoe 12. FILM SHOWS. Alaska-Siberia Motion Pictures—Chicago, 111., 5, Indefinite. Alaska-Siberia Motion Pictures—Aan Francisco, Cal., 5, Indefinite. Alaska-Siberia Motion Pictures — Los Angeles, Oal., 5, Indefinite. Dante's "Inferno," In Moving Pictures, No. 1 (Collins Bros., mgrs.) — Philadelphia, Pa., 5, indefinite. Dante's "Inferno," In Movtui: Pictures, No. 2 (Collins Bros., mgrs.) — Philadelphia, Pa., 5, Indefinite. Durban, The. In Kln?m.icolor Moving Pictures— Urban-Smith's—Bostou, Mass., 5, Indefinite. Durban, The, lu Klnemacolor Moving Pictures— I'rhan-Smlth's—Philadelphia, Pa., 5, Indefinite, Howe's Travel Festival (Lyman H. Howe, mgr.) —Baltimore, Md., 5, indefinite. Kloemacolor Moving Pictures — Urban-Smith's— Chicago, 111., S, indefinite. Life of Buffalo BUI, In Moving Pictures (J. S. Burnham, mgr. I—N. Y. City 5, Indefinite. Life of Buffalo Bill. In Moving Pictures (M. B. Moore, -ngr.)—Chicago, 111., 5, Indefinite. Life of Buffalo Bill, In Moving Pictures (F. A. Thaler, ngr.)—Cleveland, 0.. 5, Indefinite. Rniney's, Paul J., Africa Jungle, In Moving Pic- tures— N. Y. City 11, indefinite. Rule's Moving Pictures IF. E. Rule, mgr.)—Ban- gor, Wis. 5-7, Lyndon 8-10, Endeavor 12-11. Hancock 15-17. Wright's, C. W., Moving Pictures and Vaudeville Show—Spofford, N. II., 5-7, Chesterfield 8-10. CARNIVAL SHOWS. Barkoot, K. O.. World's Greatest Show — Eau Claire. Wis.. 5-10, Milwaukee 11-17. Ferarl, Col. Francis. Animal Arena and Carnival Show—Amherst, N. S., Can., 5-10. Frederlclon, N. B„ 12-17. MISCELLANEOUS. Baker-Tangley Show (Chas. E. Welsh, mgr.)— Uniontown, Pa.. B-10, Pittsburgh 12-17. Berends' Entertainers — Kennston, N. Dak., 7, I.lgorltc 8, 9, Noonan 10-12, Crosby 13, Am- brose 14, 15. Columbus 10, 17. Gordon's Comedy snl Concert (Bob Gordon, mgr.) —Nontlcr.ke, Ont., Can., 8-13. Great Raymond (Mnarieo F. Raymond, mgr.)— Snn Francisco, Oal., 11-17. "Last Days of Pompeii"—Tarn's—Peoria, 111., 12- 17. Mysterious Smith (Abert P. Smith, mgr.)— Bloomlngton, Wis., 7, Muacoda 8. Lake Mills 0, Wonowoc 10, Bangor 12. Independence 13, Arcadia 14, Plttsrllle 15, Loyal 10, Augusta 17. Norwoods, The, Hypnotic Show (M. H. Norwood, mgr.)—Melbourne, Vic, Aus., 5-31, Adelaide, So. Aus.. Sent. 2-28. Patr.nbaKlki'n Performing Animals and Birds—Ne- llgh, Nebr.. 7, Norfolk 8, Randolph 9, Tcka- mnh 10, Oreston, In., 12. RedfOrd 13. Wash- ington 14. Guthrie Center 15, Colfax 10, Slid- byvlllc, III., 17. Rouclere, Harry and Mildred (Harry Rouclere, mgr.)—Annnnolls, N. S., Can., 7, Bridgetown 8. 9, Wolfvlile 11, 12, Kentvllle 13, 14, Mld- dleton 15, Brldgewater 10, 17. Sweet's Tent Show (Geo. D. Sweet, mgr.)—Ma- son City, III.. 7, 8, Easton 9, 10. Savldse Bros.' Amuse. (Walter Savldge, mgr.)— Crelghton, Nebr.. 0-10, Pierce 13-17. Thomas Musical Comedy (W. A. Thomas, mgr.) — Decatur, 111., 7. Oorydon 8-11, Buxton 12. WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR THE ST. CLAIRE STOCK CO. At Leading Lady and Character Man. Write at once, stating lowest summer salary. HAHRY ST. CLAIRE, Manager Prince Albert, Haik., Canada, Indefinite Clipper Red Book 1912-13 NOW READY. See Coupon on Pave 8. ATI TH17BTV HEPERTOIRE A1 L,IDE.ft 1 I OR STOCK B. A. IMEVIUS CHARACTERS ANDQ£N. BUSINESS, DIRECTOR, LAURA TANNER VERSATILE LEADS or SECOND BUSINESS. Wardrobe, experience, ability, etc. Join at once. ■a-aaa Cleveland Awe., St. Louts, Ho. DI1W. and SWIMW GIRLS Tell all In first letter. HINAdEK IUVINO BOUSES, ST. CHARLES II TEL, ST. JOSEPH, MO. A NEW MOTHER BALLAD Sweetest of words with a delightful melodjr. A BONO Or*" UNUSUAL MKRIT Professional copies for name on late programme. J. W. 6HIBBEN, Publisher. 418* Francis Street, St. Joseph, Mo . Attention! Vaudeville Artist si Are you satisfied with your act? Did you ever atop to realize that "the act Is 111* thing!" You maybe clever, and thoroughly competent to draw more money, but i\ your act does nothave the required appeal and does not contain "the punch." it is certain that neither managers nor audience will recognize your worth, I have written for (if y headlines, besides other artists, Acts, Sketches. Monologues, Songs and Paroule*. Have several of each on hand, and can write anything you desire to order. For tho.n who are desirous of something that will get better booking and better money, I will be pleased to have you call or write me. It frill cost yon nothing. If I can interest yon, you will find my terms unusually reasonable. My up-to-the-minute, brand-new, sure- fire parodies, are five for two dollars. Send stamps, currency or money order. ALLEN SPENCER TENNEY Suite No. 602 Shubert Bldg. No. 1416 Broadway, N. Y. City THE) GREAT ENGLISH VAIDEVILLE PAPEB, THE lVTCJ&IC AND ■»-■—■ t a ipplt DLrvnrxA/ 14 Leicester St., Leicester Square, London, W. C 8«. Sd. PER "i'EAB. Sa. Od., Single Colnmn Inefc Telephone: 1772 Madison Square. FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS, PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS, New York Office: 86 West 25th Btnet PLAYING THE BEST IN VATOSVaXUE ULLIVAN and OON3IDINC OIROUI1 GENERAL BOOKING OFFICE I 1440 Dreadwar. Cor. 40th Street, GENERAL BUSINESS OFFICE I Sullivan and Coneldine Bids., Third and Madison Streets, SEATTLE, WASH. FRED. LINCOLN, - ■ Gen. Mgr. HEW YORK CITY. CHRIS O. BROWN, Km BRANOB BOOKING OFFICES i PADL GODDRON, fl North Clark St.cor. KatJlsoa, Cllcaro, III: MATJSICB J. BURNS, So and Madison Bts., Beattle, Wash.; W. P. BBBBa, 960 Market St, Ban Francisco, CaL; B. OBBRMATBR, 16 Greene Bt, London, Inf. SPEDDBN and PAIGE CO. Repertoire and Stock People, Stage Manager and Property Man State fall partlealara and lowest salary la 11 rat letter. Address SPEDDBN and PAIGE. MANKATO, MINN. GOOD ALTO AND BARITONE SAXOPHONE PLAYERS (LOW PITOH) Those doubling brass preferred; lor first class musical act. Not over eft. Sin. In height. Young m=n of good appearance. We famish costumes. State lowest salary. Address SAXOPHONE, °are of CLIPPBB Onto*. A Leader WHO CAN ARRANGE. How many times have you read an "ad." like this T Can YOB arranger If so, tbls will not interest yon, but If NOT aend two cent stamp for trial lesson. Three trial lessons free. If not then convinced you'll succeed, you owe na nothing. TAUGHT BT MAIL SUCCESSFULLY, PRACTICALLY, RAPIDLY. You most know the rudiments of music and mean business, otherwise don't write. WILCOX 8CHOOL OF COMPOSITION, C. W. WILCOX, Dlrsotar Box C, alio Fifth Are., ..-.-- NEW YORK CITY WANTED QUICK For OLIVER PLAYERS Successor to lewis oltver players YOUNG, ULEVER INGENUE; HEAVY BAN, SCENIC ARTIST, prefer one who can play parts. Other useful people write. Photo and roll particulars first letter. OTIS OLIVER, Family Theatre, La Fayette, Ind. ORGANIZED STOCK CO. For permanent stock (35 weeks) on a guarantee No Sundays. One bill a week; two matinees. Company most be competent of playing and producing such plays as "The Fortune Hunter," "Jimmy Valentine." "Old Heidelberg," "Wildfire," "Dees Purple," etc. Furnish own carpenter aud scenic aril«ta. Rverp answer must contain fullest details and particulars to recelvo consideration. Address PER. STOCK MGR., care of CLIPPER. FOR FIRST CLASS STOCK ONLY SCENIC ARTIST Will bo at liberty Aug. 17 or 24. Sober and reliable. Write or wire. O. S. DAVIS, Scenic A rtist, - Iroquois Hotel, London, Ont., Can. COSTUMES WIGS SOUDRETTE DRESSES TI.HTS GOLD AND SILVER TRIMMINGS MAKE-UP Writ* lor Cataloarue, 80 pasta, 000 lllastratlone. t-BlTZ ■OHOULTZ *, CO., 10 West Lake It. (Established 28 years), Chicago, ■ . CENTRAL TRUNKS 26ln., $8.50: 281n, $9.50182ln., $10.50 i 86ln.. 111.80; tOln., 118.00. 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