The New York Clipper (September 1912)

22 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. September TELL TAYLOR'S TUNES THE W ORLD LOVES 600D S0N6S AND WE HAV E THEM WAY DOWN SOUTH A Krcat bis hit for everybody who sines It. Von emn clap hand. In (hi* song and the audience will Join In, which always mean* extra vera™. This song la a sore fire. Big hit for EDDIE DO\lu»« ■ B with AL, O. Field'. Minstrels. A ™| I'M GOING TO WRITE YOU A LETTER Beautiful new ballad, by the writer or "Mlllntream." Dandy waltz melody, beautiful story. This song can be used by anyone, a* It does not designate any particular sex or character. Sim* hv WALTER SHERWOOD, in Al. G. Field's Minstrel Co. * "» I'VE GOT TO GO Great number for double. This son* is a positive novelty. Great morns. FRANKIE AND JOHNNY Positive riot for THE THREE LEIGHTONS. Beit coon song In yean. Four verses. Big hit for BERT HWOIl, la Field's Minstrel*. RAG RAG RAG Great opening number for singing and dancing acts. You should hear GOV. BOWEX sing this song with Al. G. Field's Minstrels. O'ER THE BILLOWY SEA Brand new bass song. Also written in high key. This number will be another "Asleep In the Deep." Worth your while If yon want a good bass song. NEW SONGS EVERY MONTH. SOME GOOD ONES NOW IN PRESS. NEW YORK OFFICE 1367 X utalisher, CHICAGO. ILL. Send for our Special Catalogue of Cards, Hangars aid Posters for advertising Fairs, Races, Carnivals, Fourth July, Picnics, AVIATION MEETS, ATHLETIC EVENTS, BASE BALL, RE-UNION, BATHING BEACH, HORSE, POULTRY, FLOWER, DOG A ND AU TO SHOWS, ETC. show and Theatrical National Commercial Posters Printers, Lithographers and ^„"™a «,,„«,; * nM \M« Engravers. iHSm « opecidllj ST. LOUIS OFFICE, 7TH AND ELM STREETS. FORMERLY CHEAT WESTS"N PRTO. CO. THEATRICAL LUMBER STILES, BATTENS,STRIPS,BAILS,SHOB8, PBOKILK.BTAOK FLOOHIK O.Ktc. Alwaya on hand for prompt shipment. Writ* for delivered prioes. Shipments made In any quantity desire d. THE JOHN GILLESPIE LUMBER COMPANY 22(1 AND I.AFMN STItKKTS, CHICAGO, ILL. 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"The Woman" opened the regular reason here Sunday, Sent. 1, for one week, to be followed by Julian Eltlnge, In "The Fascinating Widow," week of 9. Majistic (J. A. Hlgler, mgr.)—Bill for week of 2 Includes: Florentine Singer., Mme. Numiko, S. Miller Kent and cotnpanpr, Ray L. Boyc, English I'onv Ballet, Haydn, Dunbar and Haydn, Jarvis and Hnrrleon, and Nip And Tuck. Nbw Gavarrr (J. A. Whitehead, mgr.)—The DilTydUn, with Sam Rice, delighted large audi- ences week of Aug. 25. Follies of the Day Sept. 1 and week, the Now Century Girls week of T. Saxb (Edward Raymond, mgr.) — Mr. Ray- mond, former manager of the Crystal Tbeatr?, lias been ni'Dolnted manager of this bouie. "The City" It the opening attraction, beginning Sun- day. 1. Rube Welch and Kitty Francis week of 8. Cststil (Fdw. Raymond, mgr.)—Bill for week of 2: Five Arcoros, Itledrlck and Freeman Play- ers, Ed Gray and Eckert, and Francis Chrla- tophcr. Junkau (J. B. Relckert, mgr.)—"A Young Wife" was presented by the Juneau Stock Oo. week of Aug. 25, and was splendidly given. "The Burglar" week of Sept. 1, "Brown Is la Town" H snd week. Notes. —Wm. E. Mick has been appointed man- ager of the Shubert Theatre, In this city, for this season. Mr. Mick was formerly manager of the Gayety Theatre here, and last year was busi- ness manager for Marie Dressier. Be started his tbeatrlcal career in this city as water boy In 1883, when this house was known al the Academy ot Music. The Shubert opens 8 with "Bunty Falls the Strings." followed by "Within tke Law" for one week. Fond do Lac, "Win. —Henry Boyle (W. H. Stoddnrd, mgr.) "Faust" 8ept. 1, "Divorce" 4, "St-*i*crd of the Hills" 7, Shceban Grand Opera Co. 15, "Kissing Princess" 16, "The Spider and the Fly" 21, "Get-Rlch-Qulck Walltngford" 23. Idea (E. 0. Prlnsen, mgr.)—Katie Rooney, Grimm and Elliott, the Brahams, ami moving pic- tures week ot Aug. 20, to good business. ItorjL (W. H. Stoddnrd, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures. Jluov (W. Smith, mgr.)—Moving pictures, to good business, Nora—W. H. Stoddard, of 8heboygan, arrived in this city Aug. 25. and has asstuted the man- agement of the Henry Boyle and Royal theatres. Denver, Colo.—Broadway (Peter McOourt, mgr.) "Officer 060" Sept. 2 and week. OarniuM (A. O. Carson, mgr.)—Bill for 2 and vreck: Mountain Ash Choir, May Tully arid com- pany, Omecr SIstera, Bobby Dale, Harry Atkln- aon, Kelly and Larferty, Honors and Le Prince, and Psthe's Weekly. Eupsbss (Geo. A. Bovyer, mgr.)—Bill for week beginning Aug. 31: Herbert Brooks, Irene and Bobby Smith, Krsgs Trio. Harry Haywanl and company, Dlnehart and Heritage, John T. Hurry, and Osumont's Weekly. Tabor Grand (Teter McOourt, mgr.)—Bill for week of Sept. 1 Includes: Graham'a rats, the Obermans, hoyce and Godfrey. Italton and La Tours, Tent Welsh, and the moving pictures. Hnrtford. Conn.—Poll's (0. 0. Edwards, mgr.) Ihc Poll Players, In "The Thief," week of Sept. 2, with Miss Wlnalow and Edmund Elton In the leading roles. Habtfobd (Fred P. Dean, mgr.) — Bill for week ot 2: Emma Wolf, Eddie Drake, May Cllton, Barker and Davis, Harrison Valjean, Clif- ford and Frank, Martha Edwards, Chat. Tucker, and the latest motion pictures. Rural (P. S. McMahon, mgr.)—Pictures con- tinue lo draw good business. IIafpt linos (Harrison a narrls, mgrs.)—Pic- tures, twice dally, to good business. THY MURINE FOR YOTJR EYES A Favorite Toilet Luxury. An Eye Tonic. A Soothing and Reliable Relief. Aids In PUKSElmNO and RESTORING EYES to Normal STRENGTH AND NATURAL BRIL- LIANCY. Try Murine Eye Remedy for Dull- ness. Redness, Weakness, Inflammation, Gran- ulation, Ulceration and Bye Pain. THE THE GHEAT ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE PAPER, AND THEATRE REVIEW 14 Leicester St., Leicester Square, London. W. C. FOREIGN /SUBSCRIPTIONS, .... PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS, . . 2a, New York Offlee: 88 West 25th Street Telephone 8a. 8d. 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