The New York Clipper (August 1912)

t 14 THE 2STEW YOEK CLIPPER. August ai 780 9.00 9.00 7.00 7.00 11.00 44) 7.60 SUMMER PRICES L.iuV at these, prices, cash with order. .\o stock paper. All special, from your copy. Union Label. 1011 flzM heralds, 2 sides, .... »10.M iom 12X18 heralds, 4 pages ... - 14.40 ion 14x21 heralds, 4 para. • • • 17.60 soil 4X12 to-nigbts, one Side, o forms, no casta, 9.00 sou same, with casts, .... iojo MU same two sides, ..... 13,00 - S0K 318 to-nlghta, 6 forms, no casta, SOU ;fr«e tffiketi. f, • - '.' . • VltiHX»)i card heralds, - - . • , M004-ply tack cards, type, • • • TOD one sheets, type, black on yellow, looo one sheets, Mack on yellow, 600 half sheets, black on yellow, - • IMO-haU Sheets, black on yellow, - Slight additional cbarge for red and bine on white GAZKTTK SHOW PRINTING COMPANY ' ■ Mattoon, 111., P. 8. A . MR. SHOWMAN Compare these prices with others and then rash n* an .order. For Cash only, so M. 3x6 >i Matinee Cards, one side, two-ply, ib.oo 10 M. 3HX9S or 4X7 Card Heralds, two Bides, two-piy J* 1M. Tack Cards, 4-ply...... «.» toil. 4x12 To-night [lodgers with or without casts, one gldooslt .......... 10.00 10M. 8x24 Heralds, two sides....: B.W 10M. 12x18 Heralds, fonrpagea............. 12.00 10M. 9x12 Heralds on One grade'of boOk paper, lonr. pages...; . U.0O 10 H. 12x18 Heralds on fine grade ef book .. paper, four pages...., 17.50 600 Half Sheeta, one color 4.60 Best Grade of stock used. Union Label. No Stock Forms. » Tbfl ChroDlcle, Painless Price Printery LOPANBPORT, IND SHORT VAMP SHOES SLIPPERS FOR STACK, STREET and EVENING WEAR Satin and Kid All Colors Send (or onr new catalog 8, of Shoes and Hosiery. SHORT I ■ |Mf> * SHOE VAMP JflUn O SHOP 499 sixth Av., bet. 29 & SO SU . Tel. 7068 Mad. 8q. FREE-MAGIC CATALOGUE-FREE Catalogues now ready. Ail the latest Improved Rope. Chain and Sensational, Escapes. Newest Creations In Advanced Illusions, Spiritualistic Ef- fects, Challenge Hind Reading Acts, newly per- fected Card Tricks, Ventriloquist Figures, Books, Patzles and Jokers, Secrets, Plans, Apparatus, Tables or Accessories. W. ALBERT TRIPP, Route 10, New Bedford, Mail, MUSICAL GLASSES Xylophones, Rattles, Mu sica 1 El ectrlc Bells NEW-*?-SOL.OPHONH-NEW Mualcal Flower Pots, Coins, Fan- ■ nela,Hat Backs, Cow Bella.etc.. etc. Catalogue and full Information on receipt of SUmps. A. BRAUNEI8S, 1012 Grant Ave., Ktcti- —n ;NyV..'.;, ■ :. v - TIOHTB AND SHIRTS of every description, Padding, Fror, Snake .>»*1 Monkey. Snita, Blastlo and Cloth Supporters. Gymnnstlo Psmps and Gaiters, spangles and Bullion Fringe. Send for catalogue and sample of tights— FRBR mOnd 11(11, I rf 1 Successor to Bplcer Bros., . 88 WOODBINE ST.. nKI,YN. N. T. IDoYouWANTtVIILITARYGOODS? Ib-ANI)' UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS, ■TENTS, 0UN8 and EQUIl'MBNT OF EVERY ■ DESCRIPTION. From Government Auction. |No matter what yon want in that line, I can supply it. New or second hand. Bead for atalogue. B. fi. ABRAHAMS, . ^^^28010118^^118^6101118^. Performers TffS Betare with $4 and receive one out and X) letterheadis, finely printed, a bargain FINN THE PRINTER, 24 E. 21 it St., New York BE AN ACT0RI the Vaudeville Stag * Host fascinating, profitable profession In the world. Experience unnecessary. Iafatat you to get an act and engagement.' Method endorsed by managers. Thirty years' experience, instructive book FREE for stamp. Frederio La Dello, Sta. 0. Jackson, Mich SHOW PRINTING Wn. H. Astoi Print, Detroit. Catalog. NEW 212 PAGE MUST. MA6IC CATAL Containing cuts of leading Conjurors, Mo. New sa page book Catal., loo. None free W. P. LgROT. log Oonrt BL, Boston, Haas. CIBCTTS & JUGGLING Appa rains. Rolling Globe*. Clubs, Bafona, Guns, Win Walkers' Appsntusanu Novelties. Stamp for catalog, BDW. VAN WVCK. Cincinnati, 0. PLAYS AT LOW ROYALTY Oct Now Catalogue NT. V. PLAY 11UUEAD Tremont Theatre llltlg. NEW YORK CITY THEATRICAL WIGS Toopees. Ladles',Hair Goods. U. Stein's Mate Up. Send for Price List. OEO. 8HINDHBLM «a W. list ST., 'New Tort. Tel, am Bryant. NUNLEY'S CASIMO.Soulh Beach, Staten Island Heyor ft May, props.; Wm. Slllior, mgr. All first cIuhh Vaudovlllo Acts desiring time, write WM. 81 IjUOK, mgr. No act too big for this house. MUSIC.ARRANGED &SS5.SE* Words written ;tomuBlo: music written to words. Rsferoncm, F. A. Mills IMiwIc rubllsliorV E. 8. 8. UUNflNQTON, care CLIPPER, 41 W. iWtli St., N.Y. SKETCHES, M0N0L0GS, Pst'ors and Parodies, written to order, flood original work; reasonable prices. JKNNR A MARTIN, Box 82. INl>IAN*POT,IR. l\p, Havo you got our latoit song hits? GU8 WINKLKIl, ttooni 31, Grand Opera House Bids;., Chic a go. Ills. 105 MAflIC TRICKS "°^ 0 ™ JOB. C. KLEIN. 111)3 Broadway. N . V. ► Heal Hair, Crop Wig, tl; Negro, l&o.; Dress I Wig, Import Bald, Sonhrette, $i.w each; ,e yds. Crepe Ilalr (Wool), $i.oo. Ask Oata- llogue Papier Macho Beads, Helmets, eto. I Importer, allppert, Mfr.,t ronrtt «SJU .M, .; ; , , .;■ USED MOVING PICTURE machines bought and sold on 10 per cent, baai*; star Pin or Sprocket Wheels, 86c.: Main Blurt flio.; Intermittent Shalt, (So.; Roll Tickets, tc. per 1,000; Condensers, 40c.; 60 Carbons, $1.00; Aic Lamp, $2.25; StercoptIcons, $12.00: Calcium Je>, $2.21; Film lc. a foot, any length; Acetylene Jets, i%60; Heavy Condenser Mounts, $1.10; Aabeat. s Wire, Oc. per foot; Wire Connector, 6c. Hundreds of other bargains. (Catalogue. L. HETZ, 30a B. H3d Street, mw York City. ROUTE LIST. Iluntea Intended for Tbla Column Must Reach This Ofllce Not Later Than Saturday of Each Week to Insure Insertion. LEST YOU FORGET WK SAY IT VET GROSS LETER HEADS Contracts. Tickets, Envelopes, Free Samples, etc. STAGE MONET, He. Book of Herald (3ms, 28c. CROSS mtSSSSSA. CHICAGO P FOR SAJLE 11 Berry Wood Electric Piano t And 25 Rolls ol Music ( A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE I Address P.O. Box »8, Hason City, la. The FAMILY THEATRE, at Pimton is F"OR RENT From September 1. Beat* over TOO. First class entrance, staire, Are'exits, seats, picture booth, etc. O. B. THOMPSON, Agt., Pltlston, Pa. NEW OPSNING OF Garrett Opera House Under management of M arye a KELLE y, At GARRETT, PA, On main line of B * O, R. R , between Camber- land and Plttsborgb. Population of 1800 to draw from, and the most modern house of size in State. Electricity, Spot Light, etc. Capacity, 400. Open for bookings for season of 101218. MAHYK lc KKLLE Y, GARRETT, PA. AT LIBERTY THE SHEFFIELD'S FT fVVn 0en - Bag . Age, 24. rtAf l V He ight, 6 ft. 9 in. Weight, 160 lbs. UVKVln I Height, 6 ft. S In. Weight, 130 lbs. Single and Double Specialties.'- Experience, ward- robe and ability.' Bober and reliable.' '•" FLOYD A, SHEFFIELD, < 601 HIGHLAND AVE., ST. JOSEPH, MO. '. ATTENTION! MANAGERS?! JHAOICIAN, wants to Join Burlesque Company. Has good magic act for olio. THE GREAT GORDON, 3»W.l»thBT.,N.Y. • WANTED AT ONCE Good Producing Comedian with plenty of scripts, for long engagement with permanent Tabloid Musical Comedy, State lowest salary and ail that- jon can and will do in first letter. Do not misrepresent. Boozers and dls- organlzers, save stamps. Address OHAB. A. NA8SR. Orphenm Theatre, Toledo, Ohio ATTRACTIONS WANTEli For HIW $4,000 THEATRE Modern conveniences. Capacity 880.' Population 4,500, wli h 6,oou to draw fro a. ■ P. A. HEATH, Secy., PIHEV1LLE, KY. WANTED Soubrette and Heavy Man or Gen. Business People Teat work In Bt. Louis. Terms low bat sure. MANAGER, 4233 LUCKY, ST. LOWS, MO. WANTED QUICK, FOR MUSICAL COMEDY One Irish and One Jew Comedian, also One straight Man. Moat le able to lead numbers. Write or wire, MORRIS H. LUTHER, Mgr. ARYILLA PLAYER GIRLS CO., ROYAL THEATRE, MANISTEE, MICH. WANTED FOB AS TOLD IN THE HILLS Young. Character Heavy Han for Jack Raines. Most be not leas than 6ft. 11 inches In height, and 166 lbs. weight. Young, Leading Man for Little Fox. Show opens Sept. 14, In Minn. Name lowest salary for long season. George 0. Roberson, write or wire. ALEX. STOUT. Wlsmenago, Minn. WANTED QUICK Team—Man and Woman That play parts and'do specialty. Other Dramatic People, write. Long season; one night, stands. We pay all. State all llrat letter. Make salary low, for you get It, PRANK N. GRAHAM, Care of Theatro, Otego, N. Y. MIDST OF SEASON TENTS, 10X30, 40X60, 40X80, 60X80: 2400 FOLDING CHAIRS, LOT OP SPECIAL M. P. CHAIRS, HAND ORGANS, PRESSURE LAMPS. Send for Free Bargain Dooklet. THE R. H. ARMBRUSTER MFG. CO. SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS Cars For Rent SEVERAL FINE STEE1.-FRAMED POTRL CARS FOR RENT, CHEAP. ARMS!UONG AltlllSE- MENT CO., Bclilller Dldg., Cnlenao, III. 260-page Magazine of 16 original vaudeville acts forfl. Special acts writ- ten. Playlets and Musi- . iCal Comedies to lease. WETZEL. ROSENER A JAMES, 1402 B'way, N. Y. MUSIC ARRA1V<»K1> PIANO ORCIIESTHA Nolodles written to song poems. Ref.—Wltmark A Son. W. R. NELSON, 138 W. 86th St., N. Y. Wanted, a Business Man to finance the production and play part in novel irleaquo sketch. Copyright. Good terms. F.A.HALTON, 644 THIRD AVE., N. Y. CITY. Pff ArilAta Ofthlnot* $2.60 a 100, from slt- * **^^ M. VCT tings, negatives or pictures, JOHNSON. 140 South Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111 . VAN FLIIT 47 WH8T ifith 8TOBBT, NEW TwOK. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL. Arllss, Oeors^--LIebler Co.'s — WalUck's, New York, 31, fnHeOnlte. _ _ , • _ . ■-. Aruoti, The" —iGliarles Frohmaa's — Duke of York's, London, Bng., 26, lndednlte. . At Sunrlie" (Darrell A. Lysll, mgr.)—Grand Rapids, Mich.. 20-28, Toledo, O.. 29-81. Allia Jimmy Valentine" —. Llebler Oo.'s — Na- tional, Chicago, 28-81. . ..'■ L.L Alma, Where Do Yoo LIto1"-Jo«. M. Weber a —Fill BItct, Maaa., Sept. S. . Blllle Borke—Charles Frobmnn's — Letif Branch, N J., 30, 81, Atlantic Olty Sept. ?•?. , Booth. Virginia (R. W. Lalthe, mgr.)—Stlttayllle, Ont., Can., 28, AsUton 20, Kemiitvllle 30. Oj- ford 31, MorrlckTllle Sept 2, Franktown 8; Almonte 4, I'akenham B, New Glasgow O, Ken- "Bought and Paid Pot"—Wm. A. Brady's. Ltd.— Plajhouae. New.York, 20, Imlt'finlte. "Bought and Paid For 1 '—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd. —Columbus. O., 26-31. _ "Bought and Paid For"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd.— Los Angeles, Cal., 28-31. . "Buntr Palls the Strlngi" — Shnbort-Brady's— Comedy, New York, 20. IndeDnlie. - , "Bnrtty Pulia the Strings" — Shubert-Brady's— 8l. Paul, Minn., 20-31. . , ,. . „ "Baby Mine"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd.—San Fran- cisco, Oal., 20-31. ■ „ , _ ... "Bird of Paradise"—Ollrer Morosco's^—Gorrlck, Chicago. Sept- 1, Indefinite. "Bunty Palis the Strings" — Shubert-Brady's^— Long Branch. N. J.. 28, 29. "Brewster's Mllllona" (Al. Rich Producing Co., mgrs.)—Cobalt, Oat.", Con.,.28, North Bay 20, Sudbury 30, Sault Stc. Marie 31. Sault Ste. Marie, Hlch., Sept.' 2, Manlstiqac 3, Escanaba 4. Negaunoe 0, Morquctte 7. .... "Balance, The." A (A. J. HlekB, mgr.)—Mt. Pleasant, Mich., Sept. 2. Charlotte 3, Grand Led;e 4, Albion 5, Owosso 0, Lansing T. "Balance, The," B (Oorbam A Bowlader, mgrs.) —Cadillac, Mich., Sept. 2, Manistee 3, Charle- voix 4, Traverse City 5. "Billy, the Kid" (Wm. Wood, mgr.)—Freehold, N. J., 28. Baston, l*a.. 29, Wllkes-Barre 30, Scranton 3L Haaleton Sept. 2, Shenandoah 3, Wllnanutowa 4, Mahanoy City 5, Allentown tl, Pottstown 7. • - Clifford Crawford—Henry B. Harris'—Cleveland, O., 20-31, Buffalo, N. Y.. Sept. 2-7. "Count of Luxembourg" — Klsw & Erlanger's— Tremont, Boston, 20, Indefinite. "Charity (llrl. The"—Geo; H. Ledcrer's—Studs- baker. Chicago, 20, Indefinite. "Counlry Boy, The"—Henry B. Harris'—Pitts- burgh. Ha., Sept. 2-7. "Cltv, The" — United Play Co.'a — Jacksonville, III., 28, Decatur 29, Chnrlcptoo 80. Blooming- ton ?1, Racine-, Wl».. Sept. I. Rockford. III., 2, Woodstock: 3, Morrison 4, Belvldere 6, Ga- lena 6, Dubuque, la.,- 7, 8. "Oow Puncher, The"—Madison, S. Dak., 28. Ro- ntons 20, Oldham 30, Bryant 31, Sioux Falls Sept. 1, Qsrden Olty 2,- Bristol 3, Webster 4, •Wnuhoy S, Armleton, Minn., 0, Montevideo 7. ' "Common Law, The"—A. H. Woods'—Jersey City, N. J.. 20-31, Washington,. D. O., Sept. 2-7. Drew," John — Charles Frohmaa's — Empire. New York, Sept. 2, Indefinite. Do Koven- Opera (Daniel V. Arthur, mgr.)— Knickerbocker. New York, 20, Indefinite. "Divorce Qceatlon," City—Rowland A Clifford's", Inc.—Walnat Street, Philadelphia, Sept. 2, in- definite. "Divorce ^Question," Road — Rowland & Clif- ford's, Inc—Waakegin, III., Sept. 1, Kenosha Wis.',' 2, Racine 3, fond du Lac 4. Oahkoah t>. Stevens Point 0, Green Bay 7. • Hltlnge, Julian—A H. Woods'—Atlantic City, N. J.. 26-31. "Everywoman" — Henry W. Savage's — Drury Lane, London, Eng., Sept. 12, indefinite. "Ell Hind Jane" (Louis H. Dale,- mgr.)—New London, Mo., 28, l'rnnkfo.-'l 20, Monroe City 30,' Hunnewell 31. Shelbyville Sept. 2, Clar- ence 3, Hale 4, Uosworth 6. De Witt 0, Hlg- •hee 7. Farnum, Doltla—A. H." Woods'— McVlcker'a, . Olileago, 26-8ept. 7. Farniim, William—A. H. Wooda' — Grand. New York, 31-Scpt. 7. "Fortune Hunter"—Oohan & Harris'—Jersey City, N. J:, Sept. 2-7. "Fortune Hunter"—Cohan A Harris' (Ernest Sthnnbtl, mgr.l-^Ocenn Cliy,' N. J., 20. 27, Burlington 28, Pottavllle, Pa.. 29, South Beth- lehem' 80. Huston ill. Sbamokin Sept. 2, Ma- hanoy City 3, Danville 4. Twvamla 5, Canton 0, Lock Haven T. "Fine Feathers"—H. H. Frasve's—Cort, Chicago, 2(1. indefinite: - - - "Fllrttng Princess" (H. P. Hill, mgr.)—Montreal. P. Q.. Can.'.' 20-34, Ottawa, Ont., Sept 2-4, Brockvllh> 5. «, Kingston 7. ' "Freckles." Eastern (A G. Delamater. mgr.)— Washington. D. 0., 20-31, Gloversvllle. N. Y., Seiit.- 2, Oneida 3, Rome 4. Syracuse 5-7.- "Frecklei," Central (A. O. Delamater, mgr.)— Ithaca. N. Y., 28, Auburn 29. Corning 30, Lock- port 31, Salamanca Seiit. 2. Dunkirk 3,° James- town 4, WelUvllle 5, Clean 0. Bradford. Pa., 7. "FnUBt" — Manley A Cnmpnell's — Wliltewater. Wis.. 28. Belolt 29. Berlin 30. Waupun 31, Fond du Lac Scot. 1, Ncennh 2, Manitowoc 3, Two Rivers 4. "Girl From Montninrtre. The"—Charles Froh- iiiuii's —Criterion. New York, 20. Indefinite. "Garden of Allah"—Llebler Oo.'s—Auditorium, Chicago. 31. Indefinite. "Greyhound, The"—Wngenhals A Kemper's—As- tor, New York, 20-31, Boston, Ronton, Sept. 2, Indefinite "Goose Qlrl"—Daker & CsBtle'o (Fred O. Will- lams, act. mgr.)—Richmond, Va., 20-31, Nor folk Sept. 2-7. "Orausiark"—United Play Co.'s—Dnvennort. la., Sept. 1, Cedar Rapids 2. Anamosu 3, Savanna, III,, 4, Morrison 5, 6, Galesburg 7. "Girl at the Gate, Tb?"—Harry Askln'a—La Salle. Chicago, Sept. 1. Indefinite. "Girl From Broadway, The" (Marshall A Ander- son, mgrs.)—Westport. N. Y., 28, Keetevllle 29, An Snblc Forks 30. Chateaugar 31, Malono Sent. 2, St. Regis Falls 3, Massena 4. "Girl Fran U. S. A.. The"—Woods A Ohalker's —Fergus Falls. Minn., 28. Wnhpeton, N. Dak., 20, Valley City :I0. Jamestown 31, Mandan Sept. 1. Bismarck 2, Dickinson S, Glemllve, Mont., 4. "Girl of the Sunny South, The" (W. O. Downs, mgr.)—Norway, Me. 28. Dlxfield 20, Klngfleld 31, Skowhegan Sept. 2, Madison 3. "Girt and the Drummer"—Fred Byers'—Tama, la., 28, Triumph, Mian.. 2il, Comfrey 30. "Gnmhlcrs, The" (Ed. McDowell, mgr.)—Am- sterdam, N. Y„ Sept 2, Johnstown 3, aloven- vllle 4, Rome 5, Oneida 0, Ithaca 7. "Gamblers of Ihc West"—Columbus, O., 20-28. "Girl of My Dreams"—Joe. M. Galtes'—Roch- ester. N. Y., 29-31. "Olrls In the.Tail"—A. H. Woods'—Imperial, Ohlcniw. 20-31. "Girl From Toklo, The"—Lancaster, Pa., Sep!. B-T Ho<l5e, Wm.—Llebler Co.'s—Plymouth, Boston, 81-Sent, 28. . "Hanky Pniiky"—Lew Fields'—Broadway, New York. 28, Indefinite. "Hcnrt-Brenkcrs. The"—Mort H. Singer's—Win- nipeg, Man., Cnn., 28-31. lleglnn, Snsk.. Sept. 2, X Jfoose Jaw I, I'rlnco Albert B, Saskatoon 0, 7. "Honse of n Thoimand Candles. Tlie"—C. S. Prlm- roBe's-M'hsrlevolx. Mich., 28, East Jordan 20, Boyne Oily 30. nm.vUng 31, Onuwuy Sept. 1, Cheboygan 2. Saglnnvr 4. Flint 7, • - llllngton. Marguret (Kilwnrd J. Bowes, mgr.)— Dig RnpldN. Midi.. 28. Grand Rapids 20-31. Ray Olty Sept. 2. Snglnnw 3, Lansing'4, Jack- son B, Flint n, Port Huron 7. "In Old Kentucky" (IX OoiisSdlne. mgr.)—Roches- ter. Minn., 28, Manknto 29, Thief River Falls 30. 31, Winnipeg. Man.. Can., Sept. 2-4, Bran- dun B, Moose Jay. Snsk.. 0, 7. Kolb and Dill's Musical Comedy—Oakland, Co)., 20-3O "Kissing Princess" ■— Reliable Play Proilueera, Inc.—Gslena, III., 28. Sterling 29, Doilgevlllc, Wis.. 30. Mt. noreb 31. "Kindling"—United Piny Oo.'s—Decstur. 111,. Sept. I. 2. Strenlor 8, Dixon 4, Precnort t. Rnckforil 0. 7. Lewis, Dote—Rowland A Clifford's, Inc. (Dnve Seymniir. mgr.)—St. Joseph, Mo., 28-31, Kan- sas City Sept. 1-7. Lloyd, Alice—Werba . A Luesch.T's—Providence. R. I., Sent..2-7. "Little Miss Brown"—Wm. A. Brady's. Ltd.— Forty-eighth Street, New York, 29, indefinite. (*<7onfinuciJ on neat j»0Cj a k NEW MOTHER BALLAD THAT REACHES THE HEART! I LOVE NAME OF MOTHER T O 81WPKR8 OP BAL.1.AD9 • If yon want a song'that will appeal to your audience; get yon the erfcores, then get this new— of ballads. The melody is tuneful, the wdrds clean and wholesome. • ueW( «t Name on late program for prof, coplea. Orchestrations If req.aest«d. J. W. GRIBBEN, Publisher 418^ Francis St., St. Joseph, Mo. TBB ORB AT ENGLISH VAUDIEVILLI13 PAPER, THE IVXXJSIO HALL MD fHEATRC REVIEW 14 Leicester St., Leicester Square, London, W. c. FORBIOIT SUBSCRIPTIONS, - - - •-_.-" _■»• M. PER TBAB PROFBSSIONAX ADVERTISEMENTS, - - 2«. Od., Single Colnmn In e v n.« Vnrk nm«i- sr West 2Sth HtreeL Teleohoce: 1772 Madiaon Rni,.~ " 8s. 8d. PER TEAR Sa. Od., Single Colnmn lash Telephone: 1772 MadUon Square PXATTNO THE BEST XX VATTOEVaXLX ULLIVAN and OONSIDINE CIRCUIT GENERAL BUSINESS OPFIOBl InlllTan and Conaidlne Bids., Third and Hadisoa Streets, SEATTLE, WASH. FRED, LINCOLN, - - Own. Mgr. GENERAL BOOKING OFFICE. 1440 Broadway, Cor. 40th Street NEW YORK CITY. OHR1S O. BROWX, . Mgr, BRANCH BOOKING OFFICES I PAUL GOUDRON. 0 North Oark St, cor. Madison CMeago, ia: MAUBICB J. BUBN8, Sd and Madison 8fa., 8eattle, Wash.;/W. P. BEERK 965 ifaiket St, San Francisco. Cal.; B. OBBBMAZDB, 16 Greene Bt, London, Bog. Has In preparation his first of several abbreviated MUSICAL COMEDIES FOR VAUDEVILLE SF>o<=ieal toenary, Now Oos'tumes and 14 PEOPLE CAST. . For PERMANENT STOCK OPENING SEPT. 30. One bill a weefe, tiro' matinees, no Sundays. IN THE FINEST STOCK THEATRE IN THE SOUTH, STATE OF GA. HANDSOME; CLEVER, LEADING LADY; IltfGKIVWE; CHARACTER WOB1A •; TALL, HEAVY MAN; JUVENILE VAN; COMEDIAN; CHARACTER HAN. All others eagaged. Hustling Publicity Han. ALL LETTERS to receive consideration most contain full particulars, salary, age, height, weight, AND BE ACCOM- PANIED BY RECENT PHOTOS and programs. Address until Sept. 10. _ ( -'''" • TEPP BRAOKJSTT, Academy ol MnslO) Hagerstown, Md. WANTI Permanent (took Cor*-»p»ny Beat Stock Town la the State Owing to scarcity of road attractions, wants a first clasa Steele company to play permanently, ohanieof bill twice weekly. Must be A No. 1. Qood opening to the tight .people. Guarantee or percentage. To open middle of September. ... Address W. A> STUART, tlaaagsrc PROFESSIONALS -.NOTICE Are jou In need of wardrobe for the stager We carry an Immense line of LADIB" EVBNIKO, DINNER and RECEPTION GOWN8. Evening Coatt and capes, and a full line of lur Csts and Sets. Gentlemen's Sack, Cutaway, Full Ores? and Tnzedo Sulls, Prince Alberts, and a full line of Overcoats In all weights, fnrllned Coats, ard everything perlalnlng to a lady or gentleman's wardrobe, suitable tor stage or street wear. Call or write. Wo blilp goods, O O. !>., with privilege ofexamlnsUon. A deposit of notless than $6 required with all orders. MRS. L. SCHECKB. SaS-SS6 South Street, between Oth and 10th 8ts., Philadelphia, Pa. wmted A STOCK LOCATION ™ T » E 14 People, Including Scenle Artist and Union Carpenter. Two 60 ft. carloads or Scenery and Electrical Effects to-begin wilh. ■ Doing a great uus>netB hero at the Casino Park, Mansfield, Ohio. This week. "The Deep rorpte. I close here on the I6M1 of September, Have the park for next Summer season. Nothing too big. Add. O. O. MUNTHE, Manager BARRETT PLAYERS, MAV8F1E1.I1, O. FREAKS and CURIOUS PEOPLE Also NOVELTY STAGE ACTS. Two to four weeks' time. Write folly. _ „,_„ . THE mi'l'ODHOillE, DETROIT, MICH. GRANDE STOCK CO. Strong Heavy Man, Character Man, Comedian and Soubrotte, Trombone, "■ * JL' General Business Man, doubling Baritone; Second Violins, doubling lo > r . n " Mast be sober and reliable. Those doubling brass and DOING Specialties &"'" preference. Address answer ut TAYLOR, TEXAS. ROBT. GKA»l»y. WANTED-NOVELTY ACTS GOOD LOOKING SNAKE CHARMER, ILLUSIONS, FREAKS, TRAINED AMIMALS time to right people, r.ive lowest salary for fmir or more jrec THE illPPODROME, INC.. Detroit, W» And other Side Show Stunts. Good I SffiL D ^5S.li*™ MUROOCK BROS/TOMEDIANS Week stands. Band and orchestra. Any one having Scenery for sale, that Is In CpoAoonfflUon, jr . or Apparatus tor 4 or 6 people acts, that cau be used op. small stageH, write. LISBON FAm, ■ . MANAGERS OF OPERA HOUSES OR PICTURE HOUSES .^vS&SS seasons without closing. Band and Orchestra. Carrying our own nrlvate Pullman HojSf W., ug. dltreient ahow every ntght, at 10-20 cents. Send opou Ume. MDaDOOK BROS., LISBON FAMJ, ■ _ OPERA HOUSE WAHTED.-I want to rent an Opera House lo a cilj do! less ttaiTsgg 11 fl08 f 2°' m , ftlte * nT dilorence to me what State the olty Is In. Must bo ground floor, "iSrSStm, than 1,000.^ In giving description state exact seating capacity and how arranged, ujvo ' ddoM every detail in first letter. I wsnt to open tho honBO Monday, Hov. 11, »«. BU . Figure on lowest cash renul basis. I want tho honBO for Stock Co- JiSifiiott^ DR. H. D. RCGKER, HOTEL TULSA, TULSA, OKLA""" _ lloanse and Bay 14, U13. AT LIBERTY IVIiSS LORAINE SPE Wardrobe, expertenoe, abulty. Age ». Repertoire, stoclt or „ Address GENERAL DELIV ILIVERy, UcPHEBBOS, KANSAB ,v,u)a r ?, . 1. J v » 11 i- S