The New York Clipper (September 1912)

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J., IH Mddlion It., Brookljrn, Niw York, 93-fc. jot-in*, o«n. Successors to ECCLES & JACOBS SJPECIAL HOnCEt AMI— eTI —Hi psj sf BtnMWdSte. EVERSON BUILDING : : SYRACUSE, N. Y. Jm ^wS^iX ER National Stock—Roorke A Drown's—AlMon, 111., 014, Plnekoejvllle 16-21. ..„,., Orpheum Players (Grant Laferty, "■»•)—Cnest- nut Street. Philadelphia, 9, IndeBnlte. Obrecht Stock (Christy Obrecht, mar.)—Bice Like, Wia., 0-14. . — . Piyton Stock (M. 3. Schleslnger, mgr.)—Weat End, New York. 9, Indefinite. P.ytoa 8tock (M. 8. Schlealnger, mgr.)—Newark, N. J., 0, Indeflnlte. , , Foil Players (Tbos. A. Klrby, mgr.)—Bridgeport. Conn., 0. Indefinite. _ _., , Poll Playera (O. C. Edward*, mgr.)—Hartford, Conn., 9, lndeBulte. Poll Playera (John H. Docking, mgr.)—Scrsnton, Pa.. 9, indefinite. . _ , .... Poll Playera (8. J. Breen, mgr.}—Springfield, Mass., 9. indeflnlte. , _ ... Poll Playera (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton. D. Oh 9, Indeflnlte. . Peruchl-G.vptene Stock (CD. Peruchl, mgr.) — New Orleans. La., 9, Indeflnlte. Prlngle, Delia, and Stock — Edmonton, Alt*., Can., 9. Indeflnlte. , Princess Theatre Stock (0. L. Richards, mgr.)— Tacuma. Wash., 9, Indeflnlte. Prospect Theatre Btock (Frank Gereten, mgr.)— Bronx. New York, 9, Indelnlte. Plekerts, Four- (Wlllla Plckert, mgr.)—Liberty, N. Y.. 914, Cheater 16-18, Warwick 19-21. Perry, Augustas. 8tock (Walter Downey, mgr.)— Wllllmantle, Conn., 9-14. . _ . Pearl Stock. No. 1 (A. A. Webtter, mgr.)—Hunt- ington, W. Va., 9, Indeflnlte. Pearl Stack, No. 2 (A. A. Webtter, tagr.)— Marietta. O., 9, Indeflnlte. Reynold, ft Boss Players (Billy Boss, mgr.)—At- lantic, la.. 9-14, Toledo 16-21. . ...... Royal Stock (Oliver O'Brien, mgr.)—Montreal, Can., 9. Indeflnlte. _ _ . Spooner, Oecll, and Stock (Louis T. Fosse, mgr.) —Metropolis, New York. 9, Indeflnlte. Shannon Stock (Harry Shannon, mgr.)—Albion, Ind., 9-14. ■ . _.. St. Olalr, Winifred (B. D. Stpe, mgr.)—Sidney, 0., 9-16. Hammers Stock (Geo. H. Snrnmera mgr.)—Moun- tain Theatre, Hamilton, Can., 9, Indeflnlte. St. Claire Stock (Harry St. Claire, mgr.)—Prince Albert, Baek.. Can., 9, Indeflnlte. Wrong, Ekwtn, Stock—actribn*. Nebr., 9-14, Hooper 16-21. . _ . _. Turner Stock (Burton VaU, jngr.)—Oentervllle, la.. 9-14. Temple Theatre Stock (J. O. Appletoa, mgr.)— Hamilton, Can., 9. Indefinite. , Tempest Stock (J. L. Tempest, mgr.)—Lewls- town, Pa., 9-14, Hopewell 16-21. Vall-Tumer Stock (Barton Vail, mgr.)—Center- vllle, la., 9-14, Mystic 16-21. . „ . Vaoghn, Zana. and her Stock—Missoula, Mont.. 9-14. Van Dyke ft Baton Stock (F. Mack, mgr.)—Air- tome, Dea Moines, la., 9. Indeflnlte. _ ._ Wolfe stock (J. A. Wolfe, mgr.)—Wlchlts, Kin., 9, Indeflnlte. Wblttlngton Btock (E. B. Whtttlngton, mgr.)— Campbell, Mo., 9-14. WHEEL BURI.E9Q1JE SHOWS. - Colnmliln—Eastern. Al. Reeves' Beauty 'Show—Umpire. Qulncy, , 12, 13. Columbia, Chicago, 15-21. American Beauties (Date Quran, mar.)—Rnrolre. Toledo. 0-14, Star and Carter, Chicago, 15-21. Beanty, Youth and Folly (W. V. Jennings, mgr.) _ Gayety. Omaha, 9-14, lay oft* week 18-21. Behman Show Uack Singer, mgr.)—Garden, Buf- falo. 0-14. Corinthian. Bocheater. 16-21. Bon Tons (Jesse Bams, mgr,)—Star, Brooklyn, 9-14. Kmplre, Boboken, 16-18, Empire, rater- son, 19.21. Bowery Burlraquere (0»*. H. Harrla, mgr.)— Casino, Boston. 9-14, Colimbla, New York, 10- Colleite Ctrla (H. H. Hedges, mgr.)—Baslable, Syracuse, 9-11, Gsyety. Montreal. 16-21. Colombia Bnrlesqners (Frank Burns, mgr.)—■ Oayety, Montreal, 9-14. Empire. Albany. 16-18, .Franklin Square, Worceater, 10-21. Cracker Jacks (Harry Looel. mgr.)—Empire. Ho- boken. 9-11, Empire, Peterson, 12-14, Oayety, Newark, 16-21. Daaxlere, The (Ohas. B Arnold, mgr.)—Murray Hill. New York. 0-14. Park. Bridgeport, 19-21. Dreamland burlesquera (E. Trovers, mgr.)—Oay- ety, Newark, 0-14. Casino, Philadelphia, 16-21. Gayety Girls (Plill Paulscratt, mgr.)—Gayety, Boston. 9-14, Ollmore. Springfield, 16-18, Em- pire, Albany, ltt-31. Gsy Maaqueraders (Moe Messing, mgr.) —Colum- bia. New York, 9-14, Star, Brooklyn, 10-21. Ginger Girls (Manny Rosenthal, mgr.)—West- minster, Providence, 0-14, Casino, Boston, 10- 21. Girls From the - Great White Way (Dave Gordon, mgr.)—Empire, Cleveland, 0-14, Empire, To- ledo. 15-21. Girls From Hapnyland (E. W. Cbtpman. mgr.)— Gayety, Washington, 0-14, Gayety, Pittsburgh, 10-21. Golden Crook (Jus. 0. Fulton, mgr.)—Gayety, Philadelphia, 9-14, Hurtig ft Beamon's, New York, 16-21. , m Bastings' Show (Harry Haatlngs, mgr.)—Gayety, Pittsburgh, 9-14, Empire, Cleveland, 16-21. Jolly Follies (Al. Bleb Producing Co., mgrs.)— Park, Bridgeport, 12-14, Westminster, Provi- dence, 16-21. Knickerbockers (Louis Boole, mgr.)—Gayety, St. Louis, 9-14, Gayety, Kansas City. 15-21, Love Makers (Irs Miller, mgr.)—Gayety, Louis- ville, 9-14. Gayety, St. Louis, 15-21. Merry-Go-Rounders (Leffler-Bratton Co., uigra.)— Lay o« week 0-14, Gayety, Toronto, 16-21. Merry Whirl (Louis Epstein, mgr.)—Gayety, Bal- timore. 9-14. Gayety. Washington, 16-21. . Midnight Maidens <Wm. 8. Clark, mgr.)—Gay- ety. Toronto, 9-14, Garden, Buffalo, 16-21. Mollle Wlllloma (Phil Isaacs, mgr.)—Hurtig ft Beamon's, New York, 0-14, Murray nUI, New York. 16-21. _ _. . - Queens of Paris (Joseph Howard, mgr.)—Em- plre, Pate.-son. 0-11, Empire, Hobokeu. 12-14, Gayety, Philadelphia, 10-21. Robinson Crusoe Girls <8am Robinson, nigr.)— Standard, Cincinnati, 0-14, Gayety. Louisville. 15-21. Rose SydeU's London Belles (W. S Campbell, mgr.)—Corinthian, Boehester, 0-14, Bastahle, Syracuse, 16-18. Runaway Girls (Peter S. Clark, mgr.)—Colum- bia. Chicago, 0-14, Gayety, Detroit, 15-21. Social Maids (Root. Oohn, mgr.)--Olyniplc. New York. 0-14. Empire, Paterson, 16-18, Empire, Hoboken. 10-21. _ , __ Star and Garter Show (Dave Rose, mgr.)—Sts* and Garter, Chicago, 9-14, Standard, Cincin- nati, 15-21. Taxi Girls (Louis Hurtig, mgr.)—Gayety. Brook- lyn, 0-14, Olympic. New York. 16-21. Trocaderos (Frank Pierce, mgr.)—Gayety, Kansas City. 9-14 Gayety, Omaha, 15-21. Welch's Burlesquers—Casino, Philadelphia, 9-14, Gsyety, Baltimore. 18-21. Winning Widow (Jacob Goldenberg, mgr.)—Oil- more, Sprlugfleld, 9-11, Bmplre, Albany, 12-14. Gayety, Brooklyn. -19-21. World of Pleasure (Dave Gordon, mgr.)—Empire, Albany. 9-11. Franklin Square, Worcester, 12- 14, Gayety, Boston, 16-21. Empire—Western. Amerlcsns (Ed. Daley mgr.)—Star. Oeveland, 9-14. People's. Cincinnati, 15-21. Auto Girls (Teddy Blmonds, mgr. I—Blgtttn Ave- nue. New York, 9-14, Howard, Boston, 16-21. Big Review (Henry P. Dixon, mar.)—Tncaden, Phlladeluhl:i. 9-14. Empire, Baltimore, 10-21. Pchuniani (Al. Lnbln, mgr.) — MaSWMA 8t Lonls. 9-14, Buckingham, I^uisrllle, 16-21. Centurv Olrla (Wslter Oreaves, mgr.)—Gsyety, Milwaukee, 0-14, Gaiety, Minneapolis, 15-21. Cherry Blossoms (Max Armstrong, mgr.)—Ly- ceum, Washington, 9-14, Lyrle, Allentown. 16, Academy. Beading. 17. Majestic, llarrlsburg. 18, Mlshler. Altoons. 10. Cnmbrls. Johnstown, 20, White's Opera House, MeKeesport. 21. Dairydllls (AHhnr Muller, mgr.)—Grand Opera House. St Psul, 9-14, tay off week 18-21. Dandy Glrle (Abe Gorman, mgr.)—E-nplre. Chi- cago, 9-14. Gayety, Milwaukee, 18-21. Dante's Daughters <Cs«». Tsylor, mgr.)—Ojluni- bis. 8crsnton, 9-11, Orpheum, Psterson, 12-14, Bowery, New York. 18-21. THEATRICAL PEPRO. PHOTO CO, SM WIWT 4M STREET l0pMmfrlc.li Theatre), NEW YOHK Ducklings—Star, Toronto, 9-14, Lafayette, Buf- falo, 16-21. Follies of tho Day (Jack -McNamarn, mirr.)—Gai- ety, Minneapolis, 9-14, Grand Opera House, St. Psul, 16-21. Gay Widows (Louis Oberwortb, mgr.)—Empire, Baltimore, 9-14, Lyceum, Washington, 16-21. Girls From Missouri (Lewie Talbot, ingr.)—Peo- ple's, Cincinnati, 9-14, Empire, Chicago 15-21. Girls From Reno (James Madison, mgr.)—Ave- nue, Detroit. 9-14, Star, Toronto, 16-21. Girls From Joylaud (Sim Williams, mgr.)—La- fayette, Buffalo, 9-14, Columbia, Scranton, 16- 18, Orpheum, Patereon, 10-21, High Lite In Burlesque (Cbas. Falke, mgr.)— Casino, Brooklyn, 0-14, Eighth Avenue, New York, 16-21. Jardin de Paris Girls (Morris Wainstock, mgr.) —Buckingham, Louisville, 0-14, Empire, In- dianapolis, 16-21. Lady Buccaneers (H. M. Btrouse, mgr.)—Bowery, New York, 9-14, Empire, Philadelphia, 16-21. Merry Maidens (Edw. Schaefer, mgr.)—Empire, Philadelphia. 9-14, Casino, Brooklyn, 16-21. Miss New York Jr. (Wm. Fennessy, mgr.)—Em- pire, Newark, 9-14, Orpheum, Peterson, 10-18, Columbia, Scranton, 19-21. Moulin Rouge—Bronx, New York, 9-14, Empire, Brooklyn. 10-21. Orientals (Wm. 0. Cameron, mgr.)—Empire, Chl- cogo, 0-14, Avenue, Detroit, 16-21. Pace Makers (R B. Patton, mgr.)—Howard. Bos- ton. 0-14, Grand Opera House, Boston, 16-21. Queens of the Folles Bergere (Oounlban ft Shan- non's—Century, Kansas City, 0-14, Standard, St. Louis, 16-21. Bone Buds (Lew Livingston, mgr.)—Mlsbler, Al- toona, 12, Cambria, Johnstown, 18. White's Opera House, MeKeesport, 14, Star, Cleveland, 10-21. Stars of 8tagelsnd (Wm. Dunn, mgr.) — Grand] Opera HouBe, Boston, 0-14, Bronx, New York, 10-21. Tiger Lilies (James Weedon, mgr.)—Orpheum, i'aterson. 9-11. Columbia. Scranton, 12-14, Trocadero, Philadelphia, 16-21. Watson's nurlesquers (Dan Guggenheim, mar. )— Krug, Omaba, 6-14, Century, Kanaas City, 15- 21. Whirl of Mirth (Bob Gordon, mgr.)—Empire, Brooklyn, 9-14, Empire. Newark. 16-21. Yankee Doodle Girls (Alex. Gorman, mgr.)— Lsy off week 9-14, Krug, Omaha, 16-21. Zallab's Own (Hsrry Thompson, mgr.)—Empire, Indianapolis. B-14. Folly. Ohkaro, 15-21. MINSTRELS. Big Pity—John W. Vogel's—TIBn, 0.. 12, Ken- ton 13, Rlchwood 14. De Rue Bros.'—Naples, N. T., 12. Newark 13, Sodus 14, Welkins 16, Dundee IT, Phelps 18, Honeoye Falls 19, Batavla 20, 21. Evana. Geo., Honey Boy (Daniel Shea, mgr.)— Cincinnati, 0., 0-14. Field's. Al. G. (Edward Oonard. mgr.)—Danville, Va., 12. Norfolk 13, 14, Petersburg 1(1. Rich- mond IT, 18, Wilmington, N. C, 19. Columbia, S. C, 20, Greenville 21. Georgia Troubadours (Wm. McCabe, mgr.)—Ash- land, Nebr., 12, Dorcheater 13, Friend 14, Ex- eter 16, arafton IT, Button 18, Clay Center 19, Harvard 20, Kearney 21; O'Brien's. Nell—Cincinnati, 15-21. Primrose ft Dockstadet'a—Fall Elver, Mass., 21. Boiell'a (Ohas. A. Resell, mgr.) — Nashville, Tenn., 0-14, Chattanooga 16-21. Rlnlx Bros.'—Grundy Center, la., 11-19, BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS. Bousa and his Band (John Philip Bousa, con- dut-tor).— Pittsburgh. Pa., 9-21. CIRCUSES AND WILD WEST SHOWS. Barnum ft Bailey's—Fresno, Cat., 12, Vlsalla 13, BakersfleM 14. Los Angeles 10-18, Ran Diego 19, Santa Ana 20, Han Bernardino 21. Barnes', Al. G., Circus—Madison, B. Dsk., 12. Buffalo Bill-Pawnee Pill <MaJ. Gordon W. I.litle, mgr.)—Fremont, Nebr., 10, Columbus 11, Se- ward 12, Beatrice 13, Marysvllls, Kan., 14, Abilene 10, Eldorado IT, Arkansas City 18. Oklahoma, Okla.. 19, El Reno 20, Chlckasbe 21. Brown's. Prank, Circus (Roy Chandler, nwr.)— Anflleatro. Buenos Ayres, 8. Amer., 9, Indefi- nite. Clrco vaxques Herman cm (Rlmon Mad is. mgr.) —Pueblo. Mex., 14-24, Mexico City 2d-Dec. 2. Gollmar Bros.' Circus — Falrtmry, Nebr., 12, Smith Crater, Kan.. 13. Belleville 14, Pratt in, nreerisliurg 11, Liberal 18. Guytnon. Okla., 19, Dilhaxt, Tec.! Vt, TocWBcarl. N. Mex., 21. nagenheck-Wallace's Shows (B. E. Wallnce, mgr.)—Crcslon, Is., 12, Albla 13. Falrdeld 14. Honest Bill's Show—Wetmore, Kim., 10. GolT IT, Corning 18, Centralis 19, Vermillion 20, Frank- ford 21. Lucky Bill's Stow—Dawson, Nebr., 12, nuta- l«jl<lt 18, Table Rock 14. Elk Creek 16. Miller Bros, ft Arlington's 101 IUnch Real Wild West (Geo. Arlington, gen. mgr.) — Kansas City, Mo., S, 9, St. Joseph 10, Leavenworth. Kan.. 11, Lawrence 12, Oltuwu 13, Iola 14, Nowata, Okla., 16, Yates Outer, Kan., 10, Wichita 17. Blaekwell. Okla., 18, Wlnlleld, Kan., 10, OolTeyvllle 20, Bartlesvllle. Okla., 21. Blngllng Bros.'—Evannvllle, Ind., 0, Mt. Vernon, 111., l(», Cupc- Glrsnleau, Mo., 11, Flat River 12, Poplar Bluff 18, .loneshoro, Ark., 14, 8prlii;rneld. Mo., 10, Jonlln 17, Plltsburg. Kan., 18. Iola 19, lndepeiidencc 20. Wichita 21, Bobbins', Frank A,—Shoals, Ind,, 12. Lawrence- vllle, 111.. 18, Robinson 14, Marshall 16, Charleston 17, Mlielbyvllle 18. Bents Bros,' Circus—Cass, W. Va., 12, Green Bank 18, Thurmond 14, Orabbottom, vs., 10, Monterey IT. McDowell 18. Sparks, John II., Circus—CrlsfleM, Md., 12. Princess Anne 13, Cape Charles, Vs., 14, Frank- lin 10. Bblpp ft Feltui Circus—La Pas, Bolivia. 8. Amer., 0-20, Auroi-a 21-28, Valparaiso, Chile, 30-0ct. 10, Vina del Mar 11-14, Santiago 10- 81. . Bon Bros,' Bhows—Rrlstol, Tenn., 12, Mountain City 18, Ellsabethton 14, Johnson City 16. Kr- wln 17. Starretfs Circus (II. B. fitarrett, mgr.)—Spring- field, Vt , 0-14. White Illver Junetlon 16-21. Young Buffalo Wild West and Ool. Cummins' Far East (Vernon 0. Scnver, gen. mgr.)—Wash- ington. Ind,, 12, Olney, 111., 18, Pana 14, Pon- tUc 16. FILM SHOWS. AlukSD-Slberisn Motion Pictures—Beverly B. Dobba'—Whitney, Ohlcago, 0. Indeflnlte. Bernhardt, Hut. Sarah, In Moving Pictures- Daniel Frohman's—Powers', Chicago, 0-14. Bernhardt, Mme. Barab, In Moving Pictures— Lawrence, Mass., 11-14. Dnrbar, The, In Klnemacolor Moving Pictures— Urban-Smith's — Tremont Temple, Boston, 9, Indeflnlte. Goodwin, Nat C, in Moving Pictures—Alton, III., 15, 10. Howe's Travel Festival, Id Moving Plctnres (Ly- man H. Howe, mgr.)—Garrlck, Philadelphia, 9-14. Howe's Travel Festival, la Moving Plctnres (Ly- man H. Howe, mgr.)—Cincinnati, O., 9-14. Johnson-Flynn Fight in Moving pictures—Altoons, Pa., 12, 18. 101 Ranch, la Moving Plctnres (Wm. J. McQulnn. mgr.)—Gladstone, Man., t«i„ 10. Nluinedoss 17, Neepawa 18, Dauphin 19, Brandon 20, Rouris 21. Ralney, Paul J., African Jungles, In Moving Plc- tnres—Weber's, New York. O, Indeflnlte. Ralney's, Paul J.. African Jungles, In Moving Pic- tures—Brooklyn, N. Y., 9, Indeflnlte. Ralney's, Paul J., African Jungles, in Moving Pic- tures—(dullsville. Ky., 0-14. Rule Bros.' Moving Pictures (P. E. Rule, mgr.) —Hammond, Wis.. 12-14. Wllion 10-18, Downs- vllle 19-21. Thompson's Moving Pictures (F. n. Thompson, mgr.)—Scales Hound. III., 9-12, McDonnell 18- 16. Orsngevllle 17-10. Wolgsst-Rlvem Fight Pictures (Phil De Angeles, mgr.)— mies, H. Y., 12, 13. Little Falls 14. CARNIVAL SHOWS. Adams Greater EinosltloDi—rhomaavllle, N. 0., 9-14, Mt. Airy 10-21. Barkoot, K. «., World'a Qreatest Shows—Mas- slllon. O.. 0-14, Wellsvllle 10-21. Fersrl Carnival (Ool. Francis Fersrl. mgr.)— Springfield, Mass., 9-14, Waterbnry. Conn., 16- 21. Fslton-Dodsm Bhow—Jefferson City. Mo., 0-14. Greet Sutton dhows—Jersey vllle. III., B-14. Johnny J. Jones' Show—Portsmouth, Vs., 0-14. Edenton. N. C 16-21. _ _ >i Kline Camlral Bhow—etyracuse, N. T.. 0-14. National Amuse. Co. Shows—Ohailron, Nebr., 12- 14, Gordon 17-21. ProgreHHlve American Show—nendcrsonvllle, N. O., 11-14, Anderson 10-21. Rice ft l>orc Water Carnival (H. Dore, mgr.)— MldilW.l, III., 0-14. Rice ft Dnrc Water Carnival (W. H. Rice, mgr.) —iiOiilsvllle, Ky.. 0-14. Smith's Greater Shows—Kalamatoo; Mich., OH. Snyder's Greater Unlteil Shows—Preston, Minn,, 9-14. MISCELLANEOUS. Ollnln Hypnotic Comedy (J. H. Gilpin, mgr.)— Iliiitnn, la,, 0-t4. Great Raymond (Maurice F. Raymond, mgr.)— Medford, Ore., 12, Eugcno 13, Salem 14, Port- land 15-21. Ilallmar. Great—Florida. N. Y„ 10, Montgomery 17, Waldeti 18, Iloscndulo 10, New Palts 'M, Blnnewaler 21. MyslerloiiH Smith (Albert P. Smith, mgr. 1—'Ms- ilellu. Minn., 11, Dundee 12, Foldal 13, Jack- sou 14. Fairmont 10. Thompson, Is., 18, Bel- iimihI 10, Thornton 20, Renwlck 21. N'orwonVs, The, llyimollc Show (M. H. Norwood, mgr.)—Adelaide, Si. Ana., 11-ilH. Rouclere, Harry and MlldriHl (Harry Rnuclere, mgr.)—New GlaHgow, N. S.. Can., 11, 12. Pic tou 13, 14, Churloltetowii, P. K. I., 10-21. Havldge Bros,' Amuse. Hhnw (Walter Savlilgt, mgr.)—Hcrllmer's. Nebr., 10-14, Houner 17-21. Wright's Combination Show—Htnuiford, Vt., 0- II, I'ownnl cVnter 12-14, Petersburg, N. Y„ 10-18. Todil's Vnmlevllle Hhow (Wm. Todd, -Agr.)—Lit- tleton N. 0., 0-14. „ 3 WANTKD-4 Mm to do Straights In Med. Acts and doobls suae with a specialty for six nights. Join Sept. S3. Ana. quick, LETTER ONLY; tell all in first. Am In tent halls after 23. Twelve and all to too right man. Ticket, yes, If not over |6. DR. 0. & MIO K, BERNARD, IA. WABTBD—Han with Picture. Machine with electric and gas outfit. One with gas making ms- cnlno preferred. Must have at least one good 2 or B reel feature and other good films. For one and two nlglit glands, Slate all In first letter, name uf films and all you have, with lowest salary. Ad- dress at once B. BOONE, care CLIPPER. CAR USB CIRCUS PEOPLE In all lines At •II times, show does not owe a dollar In tho world. Address per ronto or permanent address, RUB LITHO CO., ERIE, PA. RENTZ BROS. CIRCUS. WAHTED-RepertolroPeoptelnaUllnes.Those doubling brass given preference. Season opens Oot. 1. Jlgrs. In N.Y.tndPa.Mndopentlmo. Want slsoVaudevlllo People sll lines. Join on wire. Open Sept 10. For gale Edison Picture Machine, com- plete; Electric and Gas Burner, Three Reels Film, all for $60. A big bargain. State all first letter. Geo. W. Ripley, Homer, N. V. Facial "BaltsiTjp* ___ rriUtes Your Eyes, Makes Them Doll, Bed and We>k. For Reliable Relief Try Marine, tn Eye Tonic. WANTED -PIANO PLAYER who can do ■pecwitlee and work In not, aoOD SKETCH TEAM. One to play piano. Doth must do •Ingles snd change for a week, other Useful Peo- pie write. W.J, MANSFIELD, Wllllamsfleld, III. WANTED—At once for Medicine business, Corned I an who sings and plays on banjo or guitar. Must be sotier and change for one week. Chss. Jsmes pleaso write. Address, DR. CHRISTY ft CO,, Csrtlisge, Jasper Co., Mo, WANTED, 0omcdlan;streetwork, load singer. Mention if play bnnjo or guitar. Sober and reliable. Good lob for good man. Bob Harris Harry Barton, write. HERBS OF LIFE MED. CO., Eldora, la., until Sept. 14; then Oladhrouk, Is. wfllVKr" 'ArSh^fcaMnMe* 1 and singles; also good novelty net. Piano Player. Single performers in ejl lines write. All must ( change for ono week. Btato ago and Just what , you can do. Boozers, no, Tickets, yes. Address) : FRANK T. HALL, Rimer, Mo. WANTBD-43YMNA8T Rlnsrs and hand balancing; good Hmatenrcon- sidered, or will join aot. W. J. II., Clipper offloe.