The New York Clipper (September 1912)

September 28 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 17 MOUNT LOWE Towering 6100 foot In the.air; the crowning glory of the Southland, and reached and climbed by modern electric can to the 6000 foot height THE SCEBIC WOKDERLAflD TRIP OF THE jjjjjjigJT Send for illustrated Folder Describing It Fully Pacific Electric Railway TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT - LOS AWQELES, CALIFORNIA Prlngle, Delia, and Stock (O. K. Van Anion, mgr.)—Edmonton, Alta., Can., 23, ludennlte. Princess Theatre Stock (0. L. Richards, mgr.)— Tacoma, Wash., 23, Indefinite. Proapect Tteatre Stock (Frank Oersten, ragr.)— Prospect, New York, 23, indefinite. Pringle's Players (Len Oobcen, mgr.)—Leadvllle, Colo., 23-28. Patwt German Stock (Ludwlg Krclss, mgr.)— Milwaukee, Wis.. 23, Indefinite. Cherry Blossoms (Mix Armstrong, mar.) — Star, Cleveland, 23-28, Peoples, Clnclnntl, 20-Oct. 5. DafTydllla (Arthur Holler, mar.)—Kruf, Omaba, 23-28. Century, Kantae City, 29-Oct. 5. Dandy Olrla (Abe Gorman, mar.)—Gaiety, Min- neapolis, 23-28, Grand Opera llouae, St. Pnul, 20 Oct. S. Dante's Daughters <Chaa. Taylor, mar.)—Empire, Philadelphia, ' Oct. S. 23-28, Casino, Brooklyn, 30- Plckerts, Four (Willis Plctert. mgr.)—Flshklll Ducklings—Colnmbla, Scranton, 23-25, Orpheuro on the Hudson. N. Y., 2:128, Reynolds * Rosa Players (Billy Ross, mgr.)— Creston, la., 23-28. Royal Block (Oliver McBrli'ii, mgr.)—Montreal, Can., 23, Indefinite. Spoooer, Cecil, and Stock (Loots T. Fuss, mgr.)— Metropolis, New York, 23, indefinite. Shannon Stock (Harry Shannon, mgr.)—Eaton, 0., 23-28. Sherman-Kelly Stock (Harry B. Sherman, mgr.)— Rochester, Minn., 23-28, Msnkato 30-Oct. B. St. Claire Stock (Harry St. Claire, mgr.)—Prince Albert, Saak., Can., 23, Indefinite. Pateraon, 20-28, Bowery, New York, 30-Oct. S. Follies of the Day (Jack McNnmara, mgr.)—Lay off week 23-28. Krug, Omaha. 2»-Uct. G. Day Widows (Louis Oberworth, miir. I—Mlshler, Altoona, 20, Cambria, Johnstown, 27. White's Opera House, McKeea|iort, 28, Star, Cleveland, 30-Oct. 0. Girls From Missouri (Lewis Talbot mgr.)—Gay- ety, Milwaukee, 23-28, Gaiety, Minneapolis, 29- Oct. 0. Olrla From Reno (Jamse Madison, mgr.)—La- fayette, Buffalo, 33-28, Columbia, Scranton, 30- Oct. 2, Orpheum. Paterson. 3-3. , nc -Children, Tex., 2«. Wichita FaUi ST, All Star Stock (M. H. Gnleslan, mgr.)—St. »:.ry' T Ttoe. ?? 'Somtheri>--BowUnd ftOMi America Wre^Stock^J.me. Wall, tag,.)- ■»^T7llSTVlTI Hosary, •>"%.__.,.._,„ _,—v rvriartnwa. Ga._ ■ Am** <<»n rhii«,i»in>>i. ">i t„,i„e,. h,. ■"Jr*"™...»««"« aaaaaarad is Henderson, mgr.)—Cedartowa, Ga., American, Philadelphia. 23, indefinite. St Cartersvllle 27, Borne 28, Annlston, Ala.. Academy Stock (P. B. Henderson, mgr.)—Jersey ?ii Tsllsdefa Oct. 1, West Bloeton 2, Tttsea- City. N. J.. 23. Indefinite, toia 3, Greensboro 4, Montgomery 5. Aubrey Stock (D. Otto Hltner. tagr.)—Clarks- "iSsry Tbe," Circuit—Rowland k Clifford's, barg. W. Va.. 23-Nov. £ in? <Win. Lemle, mgr.)—Detroit, Mich., 21- Brown, Kirk (J. T. Macauley, mgr.) — Asbury 4« Peveiand. 0., 30-Oct. 0. Park, N. J., 23-28, Reading, Pa., 30-Oct. S. i«..r> The " Coast — Rowland A Clifford's. Boyer, Nancy (Wm. Morgan, act. mgr.)—Jac Bend 30-Oct. 5. Stalcach-Harda Stock—Mt. Vernon, N. Y., 23, In- definite. Truax, Sarah, and Thurlow Bergen Stock—San Francisco, Cal.. 23. Indefinite. G. Appleton, mgr.— ^nc (U B. 8mlth, mgr.)—MaryaTUIe, Kan., M Washington 27. Belfeville 28, Ifankato 30. Belolt St. 1. Clyde 2, Olay Center 3, Salts* 4, Manhattans. ,,.,.„' _— t "Sollicking Shannon" (AL McLean, mgr.)— Yoongstown, O., 2«-2S, Toledo 29-Oct. 6. "Bosi>r The'' (Gaakell * McVitty, Inc., mgrs.) -StsfTordV K-n., 26. Pratt 27, St. John 28, "Bnv.l Slave" (Geo. H. Bnbh, mgr.)—Tekooans, ■EL S Springfield 27, Albion 28, Marshall 29, Concord 80. Sotbern. B. H-, and JnUa Marlowe—Albany. N. _..)—Jack- eon, Mich., 23-28, Battle Creek 29-0ct. 12. Belgarde Stock (Leslie E. Smith, mgr.)—Fort Plain, N. Y., 23-28, Herkimer 30-Oct. 5. Balrd, Grace (John Loverldge, mgr.)—Teague, Tex., 26-28, Groesheck 30-Oct. 2. Brenfaam 3-5. Buckingham Stock (W. B. Mattlce, mgr.)— Chatham, N. Y., 23-28, Rhlnebeck 30-Oct. 5. Bonne's Musical Comedy—Paducah, Ky., 23-28, Cairo, 111., 30-Oct. 5. Bowdlsh Stock (A. N. Bowdlsh, mgr.)—Adens, O., 23-28. Bussey. Jsck, and his Stock—Bloomington, 111., 23-28. 27 28, Manhattan Opera Houae, New York, Breckenrldge Stock (Obas. Breckenrldge. mgr.)— 36-Ncv 2. Geneseo. 111., 23-28. aalniwr Otis—Klaw A Erlanger's—Illinois, Chi- Belaaco Theatre Stock (OllTer Morosco, mgr.)— Harris'—Park, Boston, cap). 23, indefinite. Stabl. Rose—Henry B 23.Dec 23. gtirr Frances—Datld Belasco's—Providence. R. I.. 26-28, Belssco, New York, Oct. 1-Dec. 21. gcbeff. FrlUI—Jos. M. Galtes'—Forrest. Phila- delphia, 23-Oct. 5. ... Sbea, Thoa. E.—A. H. Wooda*—«t. Louis, Mo., 23-28, Cincinnati. 0., 20-Oct. 8. Stewart, May (J. E. Cllne, mgr.)—Keokuk. la.. 26. Sidney. George (A. W. Herman, mgr.)—South Bend, Ind., 29-Oct. 2, Kankakee, 111., 3, Ur- bana 4, Bloomington S. "Soring Maid, The"—Werba k Luescher'a—Bay City, Mich., 26, Flint 27, Port Huron 28, Lon- don, OoL. Can., 30. ___ "Scrape o' the Pen, A"—Weber k Fields'—Web- er's, New York, 26, Indefinite. '«heiiherd of the Hills, The" City (Gaakell A McVitty, lac, mgrs.)—Indlanapolla, Ind., 23- 18, Columbus. O.. 30-Oct. 6. .... "Shepherd of the Hills, The." East (Gaakell * McVitty, Inc.. nigra.)—Port Huron, Mich. 2T, Saginaw 28, Bay City 28, Alma 80. "Shepherd of the Hills, Tbe," West (Gaskell A McVitty, Inc., mgrs.)—Blue Earth. Minn.. 20, Uankato 27. St. Peter 28, New Ulm 20, St. James 30. "Seven Days"—Wagenhals k Kemper's—New Or- leans, La.. 29-Oct. 3. _ "Sunbonnet Sue" (Park Play Co., mgrs.)—War Los Angeles. Cal., 23, Indefinite. Bishop Players (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oakland, Cal., 23. Indefinite. Burbank Stock (OllTer Morosco, mgr.)—Los An- geles, Cal., 23, Indefinite. Brooks Stock (Jack Brooks, mgr.)—Elkader, la., 20-28. Byera. Fred, Stock—Clear Lake, la., 26-28. Bijou Stock (Geo. H. Hickman, mgr.)—Nashville, Tom., 23, Indefinite. Chase-Lister, Northern (Glenn F. Cbaae, mgr) —Guthrie Center, la., 23-28. Chauncey-Kelffer (Fred C. Chauncey, mgr.)— Phcenlxvllle, Pa., 23-28, Annapolis, Md., 30- Oct. 5. Cornell-Price Players (Cornell A Price, mgrs.)— Hart, Mich.. 23-28. Cnrleton Slaters (Varnev A Montgomery, mgrs.) —Winston-Salem, N. O., 23-28, Greensboro 30- Oct. S. Colonial Stock (Cortland Hopkins, mgr.)—Char- lottetown. P. E. I., Can., 23-28. Chntterdon. Arthur (N. Appell, mgr.)—Sandusky, O.. 23-28. Lansing, Mich.. 30-Oct. 5. Colton, Jessie (J. B. Richardson, mgr.)—Walnut, III.. 23-28, Orion 30-Oct. 5. Crescent Players—B. aT. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y., 23, Indefinite. Carroll Comedy (Ion Carroll, mgr.)—Jackson, O., 26-28. Ironton 30-Oct. S. Craig Stock (John Craig, mgr.)—Castle Square, Boston. 23. Indefinite. Strong. Elwln, Stock—Beemer, Nebr., 23-28, North Olrla From Joyland (Sim Williams, mgr.)—Bow- ery. New York, 23-28, Empire, Philadelphia, SOOct. 6. High Life In Burlesque (Chaa. Falke. mar.)— Howard, Boston, 23-28, Grand Opera House, Roston, 30-Oct. S. Jardln de Tarla Girls (Morris Wnlnstock, mgr.) —Folly, Chtcsgo, 23-28, Avenue, Detroit, 29- Oct. 5. Lady Buccaneers (H. M. Slrouse, mgr.)—Casino, Brooklyn, 23-28, Eighth Avenue, New York, 30-Oct, 5. Moulin Rouge—Empire, Newark, 23-28, Orpheum, Paterson, 30-Oct. 2, Columbia, Scranton, 8-3. Merry Maidens (Rdw. Bchaeftr, mgr.)—Eighth Avenue, New York, 23-28, Howard, Boston. 30-Oct. 6. Mini New York Jr. (Wm. Tenneaay, mgr.)— Trocadero, Philadelphia, 23-28, Empire, Balti- more, 30-Oct. B. Orientals (Wm. O. Cameron, mgr.)—Star, Toronto, 23-28, Lafayette, Buffalo, 30-Oct. .',. Pace Makers (R. B. Patton, mgr.)—Bronx, New York, 23-28, Empire, Brooklyn, 30-Oct. S. Queens of the Folles Bergere—Counlhan A Shan- non's — Buckingham, Louisville, 23-28, Empire, Indianapolis, 30-Oct. S. Rose Buds liAfw Livingston, mgr.)—People's, Cin- cinnati, 23-28, Empire, Chicago, 20-Oct. II. Stars of Stageland (Wm. Dunn, mgr.)—Empire, Brooklyn, 23-28, Empire. Newark, 30-Oct. 6. Hamilton, Can.. 23. indefinite. Tempest Block (J. L. Tempest, mgr.)—Saxton, Pa., 23-28, Portage 30-Oct. 6. Van Dyke A Eaton Stock <F. Mack mgr.)—Sn- WK-rlor, Wis.. Oct. 1, Indefinite, olfe Stock (J. A. Wolfe, mgr Wichita. Kan., 23, Indefinite. VAUDEVILLE SHOWS. Kellerraann, Annette (Wm. Morris, mgr.)—Lyric, Philadelphia, 23-28. Mordock Bros.' Tent Show (Al. Matdock, mgr.) —Gorham, N. IT.. 20-Oct. 4. WHEEL DIHLESQIE SHOWS. Columbia—Eastern. Al Reeves' Beauty Show—Gayety, Detroit, 23-28, Gayety, Toronto. 30-Oct. 5. American Beautlea (Dave Goran, mar.)—Stand- ard, Cincinnati, 23-23, Gayety, Louisville, 20- Oct. 5. Beauty, Youth and Folly (W. V. Jennings, mgr.) —Columbia, Chicago, 23-28, Gayety, Detroit, 29-Oct. 6. ALBOLENE (TaUSaVHAU BaXuanaaD) By far the best preparation for removing make-up. Leaves the skin soft and velvety. Not sticky, and a little goes a long way. Used and recom- mended by the best pro- fessional talent SoW in 4 oz. jars and 1 lb. round decorated cans (new style) by all first-class druggists Sample tube tree on request McKesson * robbins 01 ruiTot* BTaxrr, New York Bebman Show (Jack Singer, mgr.) - Bastable, ti^,", Jcs' (i.mV. Weedon T, 'S nd Svracus* 23-25. Lnmherir. titles 2H-2R. O.t: T *? r Llllc J„ ( i. aro ? 8 WCCdon. mgr.)—Empire. Bai- Syracuse 23-28. Lumbers, IJtlca, 26-28. Gay- ety. Montreal. 30-Oct. S. Bon Tons (Jesse BurnB, mgr.)—Gayety, Newark, 23-28, Casino, Pbllodelphla. 30-Oct. S. Bowery Burlesquers (Geo. H. Harris, mgr.)—Star, Brooklyn, 23-28, Empire, noboken, 30-Oct. 2, Empire, Pateraon, 3-0. College Girls (H. H. Hedges, mgr.)—Empire, Al- bany, 23-25, Franklin Square. Worcester, 20- 26. Gayety. Boston, 30-Oct. S. Columbia Burlesquers (Frank Burns, mgr.)—Ca- sino, Boston, 23-28, Columbia, New York. SO- Oct. 5. Cracker Jacks (Harry Leonl, mgr.)—Gayety, Philadelphia, 23-28, Hurtig A Searnou's. New York, 30-Oct. S. Daulers, The (Cbns. B. Arnold, mgr.)—West- minster, Providence, 23-28, Casino, Boston, SO- Oct. S. Dreamland Burlesquers (E. Travers, mgr.)—Hur- tlg A Seamon's. New York, 23-28, Murray Hill, New York, 30-Oct. 6. Calety Olrla (Phil Paulscraft, mgr.)—C.nyety, Brooklyn, 23-28, Olympic. New York, 30-Oct. 5. Gay Mas'quernders (Moe Messing, mgr.>—Empire, Iloboken, 23-25, Empire, Paterson, 2U-2S, Gay- ety, Newark. 80-Oct. 6. tiraore, 23-28, Lyceum, Waahlngton. 30-Oct. 5. Wu I son's Burlesquers (Dan Guggenheim, mgr.)— Standard, St. Louis, 23-28, Buckingham. Ixiuls- vllle, 29-Oct. 5. Whirl of Mlrtb (Dob Gordon, mgr.)—Orpheum, Paterson, 23-25, Columbia, Scranton, 2U-28, Trocadero. Philadelphia, 30-Oct, 5, Yankee Doodle Girts (Alex. Gorman, mgr.)—Cen- tury, Kansas City, 23-28, Standard, St. IauIs, 29-Oct. 0. Znllnli'ti Own (Harry Thompson, mgr.)—Avenue, Detroit, 23-28, Star, Toronto, 30-0ct. 5. MINSTRELS. Americans (Nell O'Brien, mgr.)—Detroit, Sllcb., 23-28, Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 2, 3. Big City—John W. Vogel's—Washlugton, Ta., 20, Scottdale 27. Connellsrllle 28. De Rue Bros.'—Clyde, N. Y., 20, Palmyra 27, 28, Albion 30, Medina Oct. 1, Holly 2, Akron .1. Le Roy 4, Ml. Morris (. Evans', George, Honey Boy—Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 2. Field's, Al. O. (Edward Oonard, mgr.)—Hunts- vllle, Ala., 26, Nashville, Term., 27, 2K, Mem- phis 30, Oct. 1, Birmingham, Ala., 2, 3, Mont- gomery 4 Selma 6. , Pa., 267 Clearfield" 2f, Pnnxsntawuey 28, College Stock—United Play Co.'s—College, Obi- Cnrwensvllle 30 cago, 23, Indefinite. "Stumbling Block,'The" (Oscar Graham, mgr.)— Be Voss, Flora (J. B. Rotnour, mgr.)—Augusts, Belle Plalne, Kan., 26, Anthony 27, Kiowa 2R, _ Wis., 23-28. Airs 30. "Sweetest Girl From Dixie"—Lancaster. Pa., Oct. 3-3. Thurtton, Howard (Jack Jones, mgr.)—Syracuse, N. Y., 26-28, Rochester 30-Oct. 5. "Talker, The"—Henry B. Harris'—Grand, New York. 23-28, Hollis. Boston, 80-Nov. 16. "Tantalising Tommy"—A. H. Wooda'—Chicago Opera Bouse, Chicago, 23-28, Criterion, New York. Oct- 1, indefinite. "Traveling Salesman, The"—Henry B. Harris'— Kansas City, Mo., 23-28, St. Joseph 29-Oct. 2, Omaha. Nebr., 8-6. "Traveling Salesman, The," Southern (A. S. Stern A Co., mgrs.)—Fayettevllle, X. O, 26, Wilmington 27, Florence, 8. 0., 28. Darlington 30, Orangeburg Oct. 1. Sumter 2, Columbia 3, Ahhevllle 4, Augusta, Ga., 5. "Third Degree, The"—United Play Co.'s—Grand Rapids. Mich., 26-28. Port Huron 29, London, Out., Can., Oct. 1, 2, St. Thomas 3, Hamilton 4. 5. "Tnelma" (Smith A Sherman, mgrs.)—Bay City, Mich., 28-28, Saginaw 29, St. Louis 30. "Three Twins" (Philip H. Narln. mgr.)—Con- cord, N, II., 26, Gardner, Mass., 27, North- ampton 28, Brattleboro, Vt., 30, Athol, Mass., Oct. 1, Hooelck FaUa, N. Y., 3, Fort Plain 4, Gloveravllle 5. "Town Fool, The" (Harry Green, mgr.)—Wln- cheater. HI., 26, Roodhouse 27, Nebo 28, Els- berry, Mo., Oct. 1, Vandalla 2, Fnlton 3. 111k- bee 4, Armstrong 5. "Trail of tbe Lonesome Pine, The"—Klaw A Br- _lang?r's—Kail River, Mass., 26. "Town Marshall, The' 1 (Wee A Lambert, mgrs.) —Camden, Me., 26. Belfaat 27, Bangor 28, Mlllinocket 80. "Texas Ranger" (Boy W. Simpson, mgr.)—Tex- Hne, Tex., 26, Dalhart 27, Chanolng 28, Ama- nita 29. Claude 80, Clarendon Oct. 2. Mem- phis 3, Childress 5. TThlef, The"—C 8. Primrose's—Dixon, HI.. 20. Sterling 27, Morrison 28. Rock Island 29 Marengo, la., 30, GrlnneU Oct. " Toledo 3, Cedar FaUa 5. "Ten Nights la a Bar Boom"—National, Chicago, Davla Stock (Harry Davis, mgr.)—Pittsburgh, Pa., 23. Indefinite. Dillon A King Musical Comedy—Oakland, Cal., 23. Indefinite. t , „__ Ewlng, Gertrude (Wm. N. Smith, mgr.)—York, Nebr., 23-28, Lincoln 30-Oct. 5. Ellwood Stock (Prince Ellwood, mgr.)—Dsnlel- sou, Conn., 30-Oct. S. Earlo Stock (L. A. Earle, mgr.)—Chicago Junc- tion. 0., 23-28, Elyrla 30-Oct. 5. Emerson-Mack Musical Comedy — Denver, Colo., 23, indefinite. . . Frank. John E., Players (0. Ausklngs, mgr.)— Trinidad, Colo., 23-28, Raton, N. Mex., 30- Oct 5. Fox Musical Comedy (Wm. Fox, mgr.)—Acnilemy, New York, 23, Indefinite. Fischer's Musical Comedies (E. A. Fischer, mgr.) —Los Angeles, Cal., 23, indefinite. Graham Associate Players (Oscar Grsham, ingr.) —Carthage, Mo., 23-28, Pittsburg, Kan., 20- Oct. 6. Grajce, Helen (N. Appell, mgr.)—Augnata, Me.. 23-28, Watervllle 30-Oct. S. _ Grayce Stock (N. Appell. mgr.)—West Chester, Pa., 23-28, Brldgeton, N. J., 30-Oct. 5. Cordlnter Bros." Stock (E. O. Gordlnler. uigT.)— SCronghurat, 111., 23-28, La Harpe 30-Oct. 6. Gotham Stock—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 23. Indefinite. . „. _ .. „ Greenpolnt Players—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 23, indefinite. _ Gayety Theatre Stock (Obas. Frauklyn, mgr.)— Hobokin. N. J.. 23. indefinite. _ _ . Hlmmeleln's Associate Players (Iry E. Earle, mgr.)—Middletown, O., 23-28. Hamilton 30- HarveV Stock, Northern—Harvey D. Orr'a—Ge- lena", Wis.. 23-28. _, Harvey Stock, Southern—H. D. Harvey'i (H. H. Budde, rngr.)—Jdarshalltown, ln„ 23-28. Htllman's Ideal Stock (Harry Sohns, mgr.)— Sewnrd, Nebr.. 23-28. Hayward, Grace, Stock (Geo. M. Oatts, mgr.)— Warrington, Chicago, 28, Indefinite. 1, Newton 2, Hayes, Lucy, and Associate Players—Burr Oak, Kan., 26, Jamestown 27, 28, Seneca 30-Oct. B. Home Stock- (Col. That's What They All Say! The following communication, coming from a Arm considered by many to be tbe greatest of its kind In the world, speaks for Itself: CHICAGO, Sept. 3, 1012. WARREN A. PATRICK, Esq., Manager Wetiterii Bureau, NEW YORK. CLIPPER, 606 Ashland Block, ChlcatsTO, 111, Bear Hr. Patrick—Enclosed flnd check No. 17,341, for 944.80. paying: for oar ad. In Till; NEW YORK CLIPPER for the month of Aofrnavt. We nrmly believe that THE NEW YORK CLIPPER la cnnilng before the circa* and carnival people more strongly than ever before. We are prompted to make this statement, In view of the fact that dorlnig the past five or alx weeks pnrtlcnlurly, so many people have stated In their correspondence to as, "Wc notice your ad. lu THE CLIPPER," etc., AND AS AN EVIDENCE OP OUR. CONFIDENCE IN YOUR PAPER, VOL ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO RESERVE SPACE FOR A THREE FULL COLUMN ADVERTISEMENT FOR OUR FIRM, IN YOUR ISSUE OF OCT. 6. It would appear that you arc doing- everything- possible to keep THE OLO RELIABLE prominently before the tent sihotv people. It la a real plenanre to forward yon the enclosed cheek. With kind, personal rcirardsi, wc beg to remain, Yoarn very truly, UNITED STATES TENT AND AWNING CO., By WALTER F. DRIVER, Vice Pre*, and Trenm. Ginger Girls (Manny Rosenthal, mgr,)—Gllmore, Geovgla Troubadours (Wm. McCain?, mgr.)—Hnmp- Sprlngfield, 23-25, Empire. Albany, 20-28, Gay- ton, Nebr., 20, Glltuer 27, Axtell 28, Atlanta ety, Brooklyn, 30-Oct. S. 30. Orleans Oct, 1, 2, Naponee 3, Republican Girls From tbe Great White Way (Dave Gordon, city 4. Alma D. mgr.)—Star and Garter, Chicago, 23-28, Stand- Lewis'—Corning, 0„ 26, New Lexington 27, 28, ard, Cincinnati, 29-Oct. 5. Murray 30, Oct. 1, New Stroltsrlllc 2, 3, Girls From Happyland (E. W. Chlpman, mgr.)— Shawnee 4, 5. F. P. Home, mgr.)—Erie, .r,? 3 "? 8 ■_ Pa., 23. Indefinite. TJncle Tom'a Cabin"—Terry's (W. O. Dickey, Hgrrls-Parklnaon Stock (Root. H. Harris, mgr.) mgr.)—Spring Valley, Minn., 20, 8tewartsville —Cape Gerardcau, Mo., 23-28. 27, Pine Island 28. Cnclo Tom'a Cabin." Eastern—Kibble at Mar- tin's (Wm. Kibble, mgr-)—Homestead, Pa.. 20, Washington 27, East Liverpool, 0., 28, Bel- lalre 30. Parkeraburg, W. Va„ Oct. 1, nunt- ington 2, Ironton, O., 8, Portsmouth 4, Zanes- vllle 5. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Eastern—Stetson's (Leon Hutton-Balley Stock—Shawnee, CI., 23-28. Harlem Opera House Stock—E. F. Albee's—New York 30, Indefinite. . .„, Juneau Stock (J. H. Relchtrt, mgr.)—Milwau- kee, Wla.. 23. Indefinite. , Knickerbocker Stock, Western (Eugene J. Mur- phy, mgr.)—Mt. Vernon, III., 24-28, La Grange, Ind.. Oct. 1-6. . .. Washburn, mgr.)—Harrlsburg. Pa.. 26, York Kllmt A Oaxxolo'a Stock—National, Phllaelpbla, u.V: 28> Philadelphia 80-Oct. 12. Uncle Tom'a Cabin," Western—Stetson's (Taos. Wark. mgr.)—Sioux City, Ia„ 28, Cherokee J* 1. Fort Dodge 2. i ,rn S!?'« 0»vld—David Belasco's — Newark, N. wf.V ^J 8 - B «»«lyn. N. Y., 80-Oct. 5. Waller Lewis, and Madge Tltheradge— Daly's, yxr",V "aS 23 - indefinite! "J'kM. Charlotte—Klaw A Erlanger's—McVlck 23. Indefinite. Keith Ftock (James B. aloore, mgr.)—Portland, Me., 23, Indefinite. ,„ Long Slock (Frank E. Long, mgr.)—Vermilion, S. Dak., 23-28, Boone. la., 30-Oct. 6. La Porte. Mae (Joe McEnroe, mgr.)—Newark, O., 30-Oct. 6. ' . • _ ... _•_ Lynn Stock (Jack Lynn, mgr.)—Dunkirk, N. Y., 23-28. Batavla 30-Oct. S, er's, Chicago, 28-28, Forrest, Philadelphia, 30- Lehr, Ida, and her Stock—Big Springs, Tex., 23 UCt. B. J k .? yWteMoe (Walter Floyd. mgr.)-ClscIn ™!"' °.-t 2 2: 28 . Cleveland 30-Oct _--•■. v., <*>•*<>, uieveianu ou-uct. B. .fo Q| £'■ H - (Sidney R. Ellis, mgr.)—Loala- wn i ' Kj ~' 26-28 - Cincinnati. O., 20-Oct. 6. v-i am t, Estha—Arthur C. Alston's—Louisville, "v*/" ^H 8 ' Chicago 29-OcL 8. « «"' U*—David Belasco's—Seattle, Wash.. S. t yielorla, B. 0., Can., 80, Vancouver •■vSjM'.^ Bellingham, Wash., 8, Tacoma 4. 5. of Society"—Sam S. A Lee Shnbert, Inc. "wli;? r| c. Chicago, 23, indefinite. woman Haters' Olnb. Tbe"-^A. H. Woods'— "wnl , ? <)Dt ; t Bo,f<m ' 28 -°««- B - SS v 'J e »J*« W "— An - P'» T Co.'s—Eltlnge, "WnhJ 0 .?' J 3 ' !'" 5 » fln '««- " within the Law"—Am. Play Co.'s—Indlanapo- " SLrfc 2328 ' Cincinnati, 0., 29-Oct. B. W-B m East"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd.- ••u-,?, r .' ol Ji: v «-. M-28- Kmplre, Cleveland, 23-28, Empire, Toledo, 29 Oct. 5. - - Golden Crook (Jas." 0. Fulton, mgr.)—Murray Hill, New York, 23-28, Park, Bridgeport, Oct. 3-5. Hastings' Show (Harry Hastings, mgr. — Em- pire, Toledo, 23-28, Columbia, Chicago, 29- Oct, 5. Jolly Follies (Al. Rich Producing Co., nicrs.)— Gayety, Boston, 23-28, Gllmore, Sprlugfield, 30- Oct. 2, Empire. Albany, 8-S. Knickerbockers (Loula Rohle, mgr.) — Gayety, Omaba, 23-28, lay off week 29-Oct. 5. Love Makers (Ira Miller, mgr.)—Gayety, Ksn«ns City, 23-28, Gayety, Omaha, 2B-0ct. B. Merry-Go-Roundera (Lefller-Bratton Co., mgrs.)— Garden, Buffalo, 23-28, Corinthian, Rlchester, 30-Oct. B. Merry Whirl (Loula Epstein, mgr.)—Gayety, Pittsburgh, 23-28. Empire, Cleveland, 80-Oct. 5. Midnight Maidens (Wm. S. Clark, mgr.)—Corin- thian, Rochester, 23-28, Bsstuble, Syracuse, SO- Oct. 2. Motile Williams (Phil Isaacs, mgr.)—Park, Bridgeport, 26-28, Westminster, Providence, 30-Oct. B. Queens of Paris (Joseph Howard, mgr.)—Gayety, Baltimore, 23-28, Gayety, Washington, SO- Oct. 6. Robinson Crusoe atrls (Sum. Robinson, mgr.)— Gayety, St. Louis, 23-28, Gayety, Kansas City, 29-Oct. B. Rose Sydell's London Belles (W. 8. Campbell, mgr.)—Gayety, Montreal. 23-28, Empire, Al- bany, 30-Oct. 2, Franklin Square, Worcester, .1-5. Runaway Girls (Peter 8. Clark, mgr.)—Gayety, Toronto, 23-28, Garden, Buffalo, 30-Oct. 8. Social Maida (Rout. Colin, mgr.)—<Caslno, Phila- delphia, 23-28, Gayety. Baltimore. 30-Oct. 5. Star and Garter Show (Frank Weiaberg, mgr.)— Gayety, Loulavllle, 23-28, Gayety, St. Louis, 20-Oct. B. Taxi Girls (Louis Hartlg, mgr.)—Empire, Pater- son, 23-25, Empire, Hobo ken, 26-28, Gayety, Park Theatre, Oklahoma, Okla., 23, Indefinl National Stock—Sparta, III., 23-28. Orpheum Flayers (Grant Laferty. mgr.)—Chest- nut Street, Philadelphia, 23, Indefinite. Orpheum Stock (T. L. Sheeley, mgr.)—Jersey City, N. J., 23. indefinite, "♦at, mgri.)_Btudebaker, Chicago. 23, indell- Orpheum Players (Mills. Palmer k Brown, mgrs.) ..-pV't; —Bay City. Mich., 23. indefinite. rv£?*, V! ^ mr - The"—Florena Ziegfeld'a. Jr.— Payton Stock (M. 8. Bchlesinger, mgr.)—West "mil .!• °hl«sgo. 23, indefinite. End. New York, 23. Indefinite. h&S "»,Trail Divides"—Cleveland, O.. 28-28. Payton Stock (M. 8. Schleslnger, mgr.)—Newark, n rf Si'2?" < Jo »- Vton. mgr.)—Washington, N. J.. 23, Indefinite. —Mfta 23-28. " Poll Players (Taos. A. Klrby, mgr.)—Bridge- RotJS'm ? ol "f?--E'lorens Ziegfeld'a Jr.—Moulin port._ Conn., 23, Indefinite. '•'•wvL te 8 I"'- 'The"—Memphis, Tenn., 28-28. wtom Does Helen Belong To7" (Comstock A Kouge. New York? "^IndeflSte STOCK AWD REPERTOIRE. Permanent and Traveling. *5» »I|IMP Btock (Thoa. Alton, mgr.)— Akron, N. Y.. 23-28. S 1 5« St< 5 k ,< N - APpell. mgr.)—Shamokln. Pa„ An«"i??; ST**™* 80-Oct. 5. . r>ntre^? e<1 iQ I, ;. (, i 8 - An|w11 ' "Jr* > —*** Alff™' '»•. 23-28, Snart 30-Oct. B. Srrf iSi Stock—Toluca. I1L, 26-28, Braid- wood 30-Oct 2, Odd! 8-B. 28, Midland 80-Oct. 2, Pecos 3-B. Lyceum Stock—Fox A King's—Ogden, U., 23, In- definite. . , , , Morlson Stock (Lindsay Morleon, mgr,)—Lynn, Mass., 23, indefinite. _ .... Marlowe Players (L. I. Montague, mgr.)—Mar- lowe. Chicago, 23, Indefinite. Manhattan Players (Geo. B. Brown, mgr.) — Trenton, N. J., 23. indefinite. Minelll Bros.* Show (V. 0. Mlnelll, mgr.)— Marlon/ 0., 23-28. Manhattan Stock (Comstock k Oeat, mgrs.)—Mnn- hattan Opera House. New York, 23-28- M ^n r \ I S „ ,W 23 < 2^Sa P |.bur?°80^cT-B , " -C,im> IMI.delpbln; 30-Oct. B. a,.*?' JJ*?.*Jga. WBgg MorS mgr)—Fslr Trocaderos (Frank Pierce, mar.)—Lay off week *^SLSB£L2F%E31raSS. 23 baaSteT 23 -28, Star and Garter, Chicago. 20-Oct. B. Welsh's Burlesquers (Jamb Lleberman. mgr.)— Gayety. Washington, 23-28, Gayety, Pittsburgh, SOOct. 6. Winning Widow (Jacob Goldenberg, mgr.)—Olym- pic. New York, 28-28, Empire, PatersoD, 30- Oct. 2, Empire, noboken, 3-B. World of Pleasure (Dave Gordon, mgr.)—Colum- bia, New York, 23-28, Star, Brooklyn. 30- Oct. B. Empire—Western. Americana (Edw. E. Daley, mgr.)—Empire, Chi- cago. 23-28. Gayety, Milwaukee, 20-Oct. S. Auto Girls (Teddy Slmonds, mgr.)—Grand Opera House, Boston, 20-28, Bronx, New York, SO- Oct. B. Big Review (Henry P. Dixon, mgr.)—Lyceum, Washington, 23-28, Lyric, Allentown. 80, Acad- emy, Reading, Oct. 1, Majestic, Harrlsburg, 2. Mlshler. Altoona, 3, Cambria, Johnstown, 4, White's Opera House, McKecsprnt. B. Bohemians (Al. Lubln, mgr.) — Umpire. Indian- apolis, 23-28, Folly. Chicago, 29-Oct. 5. Century Girls (Walter dresves. mgr.) — Grand Opera House, 8t. Paul, 23-28, lay off week 29- Oct. B. Primrose A Dockstader's (William Warmtngton, mgr.)—Albany, N. Y., 2U. Rorell'a (Chas. A. Rosell, mgr.)—Knoxvllle, Tenn.. 23-28, Charleston. H. C. 30-Oct. B. Itnili Bros.'—Fairmont, Minn., 26-28. BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS. Creatore's Band—Springfield, Mass., 29. Sousa and his Baiid (John Philip Sousa, con- ductor).—Upper Sandusky, O.. mat., and Lima 2D. IJellefontjIiie, mat., ami I'lquii, 27, Spring- field, mat., and Dayton, 28, Cincinnati 20. Itlch- inoiul, Ind., 30, Anderson, mat., and Indian- apolla Oct. I, Ilrnill, unit., anil Torre Haute 2, Danville. III., mat., and (Irhuna 3, Effingham, mat., and Oentrnlln 4, Ili-lk-vllle, unit., mill Alton 6. CIRCUSES AMI WILD WEST SHOWS. Barnum A Bailey's—El Paso, Tex., 2(1, Abilene 28. Barnes'. Al. O., Circus—Schuyler, Nebr., 20, Cen- tral City 27, Grand Island 2N, (ird 30, Loun City Oct. 1, Kearney 2, Lexington 3, North Plutte 4, Sterling, Colo., 5. Buffalo Blll-Puwiiee BUI I Mo). Gordon W. Llllle, mgr.)—New Orleans, La., Oct. B, 6. Brown's, Frank, Circus (l(oy Chandler, mgr.)— Anflteatro, Buenos Ayres, 8. Amer., 23, indefi- nite. Clrco Vatqoex Hermanm (Simon Maelas, mgr.)— Mexico City, Mex., 2»-lxr. 2. Gollmar Bros.'—Shattuck. Okla.. 24, Woodward 25. Alva 26, Klowo, Kan,. 27, Poiica. Okla., 28, Pawnee 30, Guthrie Oct. 1, Cherokee 2, Carmen 3, Falrvlew 4, Clinton B. Hagenbeck-Wallao) (II. E, Wallace, mgr. 1—Lin- coln. III., 26, Springfield 27, Puna 28, Mur- physlioro 30, Centriilla Oct. I. Vlrden 2. Honest Bill's Show—Dearborn. .Mo., 30, Edgertnn Oct. 1, Cower 2, Agencv 3, Easlon 4, Slew artsvllle 3. niiigllng Bros.—Fort Huilth, Ark., 26, Russell „ T?, le F'„ ATI 'T ni ! 2B A ■■•„ ... «,i »••••. 25 Included: Geo/Clark and company, La Rleiine. ro . , l ,,1 M l, .U F !r nk A,—C ^ rro i ton ' i!'.' ??.' w b Vyno and Duffy, Mascroft Sisters, Harmonil and Hall 27. Petersburg 28^ Mason City 30, Waah- n „ t an0 porotny Tdeutlier. Bill for 26-28: Ralney's, Paul J., African Jungle, in Moving Pictures—Brooklyn, N. Y„ 23-28. Ralney's, Paul J., African Jungle, in Moving Pictures—Waahlngton, D. 0„ 23-28. Ralney's, Paul J., African Jungle, in Moving Pictures—Los Angeles, Cal., 23, Indefinite. Ralney'a. Pnul J., African Jungle, In Moving Pictures—Bijou, New York. 23, Indefinite. Rule Bros.' Moving Pictures (F. B. Rule, mgr.) —Ilumldrd. Wis., 20-28, Taylor 30-Oct. 3. CARNIVAL SHOWS. Borkoat, K. 0., World's Greatest Shows—New Philadelphia, 0., 23-2H, Dayton 30-Oct. B. Ferarl Carnival (Col. Francis Fcrarl, mgr.)— Allentown, Pa., 23-28, Laiicuster 30-Oct. 5. nooaler Amuse. Show — Danville, Ind., 23-28, Itockvtlle 80-Oct. 6. Johnny Jones Shows—Eden ton, N. O., 23-28, Newliem 300ct. 6. Kline Carnival—St. Louli Fair, St. Louis, Mo., . 23-28. Krausc Shows—Paris, Ky., 23-28, Howling Oreco 80-Oct. 5. Macy's Olympic Shows — Culliom, Ala., 26-2", Tuscunilila Oct. 2-5. National Amuse. Co. Show—Valentine, Nebr., 24- 28. MISCELLANEOUS. Baker-Tnngley Show (Chna. B. Welsh, mgr.)— Penver Falls, Pa.. 23-28, Motiessen 80-Oct. 5. Buckskin Ben's Shows (Frank 8. Reed, mgr.)— Adrian, Mich., 23-28. Hillsdale .'Kl-Oct. 5. Great ItayiiKiud (Muurlre V. Ituymond. mgr.)— Seattle. Wash.. 23-2H, Slsikuiie 80-Oct. 2, Mis- soula, Mont., 3, Great Fulls 4, Helena 5. Olljiln Hypnotic Comedy (J. II. Gilpin, mgr.)— rtockiiort. Mo., 23-28. Uallmar, Great — Valatlc, N. Y„ 20, Stocktmrt 27. Colns-s 28. Muslco-Langhariiiiia (W. It, IxYinnnl. mgr.)—Gal- way, N. Y.. 26, Rock City Fulls 27, Wilton 28. Mysterious Smith (Albert P. Smith, ingr.)— Sutherland, la., 26, Hull 27, Doou 28, llemwn 30. Ncwmann, Great—Norden, 8. Dak., 26, Hanoi 27, 28. Vienna 2il-i)ct. 1. Wallace 2, 3. Kouclere, Harry and Mildred (Hurry Knuclere, mgr.)—Sydney. N. 8., Can., 26, Glaeo Hay 27, 2M, 8t, John, N, F.. 30-Oct, 12, OPT OF TOWN NEWS Milwaukee, Wis. — Davidson (Sherman Brown, mgr.) Thos. W. lions, In "The Only Sou," Sept. 22-23 "Parsifal" 2(1-28, Duntln b'nrmiin 20 and week. HiiUBiinr (Win. B. Mick, mgr.)—"A Butterfly on the Wheel" week of 22. "The Bird of Para- dise" 29 nnd week. MAjMTiti (J. A. Hlgler, mgr.)—Bill for week of 23 Includes i Ethel Uarrymore and company. Brown ami Grant, Loulso Myers, Rebn and luea Kuufmau, Swor and Mack. El Cola, and the Brem- asja, Padht (Ludwlg Krelss, mgr.)—Tlio German Btock Co. opened for the season here, Sunday. IB, to a capacity house. "Dec G'Wlssenswurm" was the bill for 22. iiavptv (J. A. Whitehead, mgr.) — The Girls from Missouri 22 and week. Miner's Americans week of 29. Saxk (K/lw. Raymond, mgr.)—"The Clliunx" week of 22, "The Woman In the Case" 29 and OhVstal (Edw. Raymond, mgr.)—Dill for week of 28: The Five Greens, White, Holier and White, Nelson's Aerial Ballet, and Bessie Brown- ing. Bhi-mbh (J. Isaacs, mgr,)—Bill for week of 22: Geo, B. Reno and company, Will Oakland nnd company, Three Qerls, Queen Mab and Weiss, and lottle Williams and company. Junkau (J. B. Kelchert, mgr.)—The Junean Stock Co. presented "Dangers of a Working Girl" 22 and week. "A Minister's Sweetheart" 29 and week. Uoluhhia (Wlnnlnger Broa., mgrs.)—Tbe Wln- nlnger Stock Co. presents "The Minister's Son" for week of 22. Newark, N. J.—Newark (Geo. W. Bobbins, ingr.) David Warneld, In "The Return of Peter Grimm," week of Sept. 23. The show has a big advance sale. William Hodge, in "The Man from Home." 80 and week. Shuuuit (Lee Gttolengul, mgr.) — Jauies T. Powers week of 23, lu "Two Little Brides." "Little Boy Blue" week of 30. PiionTuk'H (II. 0. Stuart, mgr.)—Wills Holt WukciMil received a hearty reception here, 23. The rest of tbe bill for Ibo week Includes- Rock and Fulton, Adler ami Arline, Fay, Two Coleys and Fay, Julius Tunnen, Kbiier and Bates, Ollla Young and April, anil W. II. Lylell anil company. Oai'lix-UK (M. H. Schlonlnger, ingr.)—The Corse Payton Stock Co. im-scnts "A Gentleman of leisure" week of 23. "The Hypocrites" week of 89. Jauoiih' (Geo. W. Jacobs, mgr.)—"The Melting Put" week of 23. "A Parisian Model" 80 and week. tlAvrrr (Leon Evans, mgr.)—The Bon Tons week of 23, with Babe La Tour, Feely anil Kelly, Russell nnd Ray, ami Edith Graham, In special- ties. The Gay Masqueraders week of 1)0. Burma (Frank Abbott, mgr.) —The Moulin Rouge Co: week of 23, Stars of Stageland 30 and- week, Wahhinotoh (O. R. Neu, mgr.)—Bill for 2.1- lngtou Oct. 1, Dwlght 2. Sells-Floto—Cbanute, Kan., 20. Cberryvale 27, Wlnfleld 28, Tulsa, Okla., 30, Enid Oct, 1, Well- ington, Kan,, 2, Alva, Okla., 3, Woodward 4, Aiunrlllo. Tex., 5. flhipp A Feltus Circus—Valparaiso, Chile, 30- Oct. 10, Vina del Mar 11-14, Santiago 15-81. Starrett's Circus (II. 8. Stnrrrtt, mgr.>—Brattle- boro, Vt., 23-28, Northampton, Mass., SO- Oct. 5. Young Buffalo Wild West and Col. Cummins Far East (Vernon 0. Seover, gen, mgr.)—Marshall, Mabel Roberts and company, Becker and Adams, Fonr Laurel Girls, and Ryan and Ryan.' Ltbic (II. O. Stuart, mgr.)—Crowds dally. Bill for 23-25 Included: Deusiuore and Cantor, "The Tenderfoot," Locxe and Lluder. Ten Dark Knights. Clifford and Taylor, and Flying Henrys. For 26-28: Two Lowes, Barrett and Baynr, Wood- ward's posing dogs, Jessallne Rogers ami com- pany, Lawrence and Walton, and Ktnlbe Bros. Omaha, Neb.—Branilels (E. J. Monaghan, mgr.) Olive Vail. In "Miss Nobody from Star- Mo., 20, Lexington 27, Warrensburg 28, Butler laud," Sept. 25; Chauncey Olcott 26-28 Poll Players (W. A. Accougb, mgr.)—Hertford, Conn.,.23, indefinite. . _ Poll Playera (John H. Docking, mgr.)—Scranton, Pa„ 23-28. Poll Players (Gordon Wrlghter, mgr.)—Spring- field. Mass.. 23. Indefinite. Poll Plnyers (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton. O. 0., 23-Oct. 6. „ Poll Players (8. Z. Poll, mgr.)—Worcester, Mass.. 23. indefinite. Pernchl-Oypiene Stock (0. D. Perochl, mgr.)— New Orleans, La.. 28, indefinite. 30. FILM SHOWS. Alaskan-Siberian Motion Pictures — Beverly H. Dobbs'—Whitney, Chicago, 23-28. Alnakau-Hlberlati Motion Pictures — Beverly II. DoldsT—Denver, Colo.. 23-Oct. 5. lU-nihsrdt, Mine. Sarah, in Moving; Pictures (Daniel Frohman, ingr.)—Davenport. la.. 26. Howe's Travel Festival, In Motion picture* (I.y- man II. Howe, mgr.)—Lima, <)., 28. 29. 101 Ranch, In Moving Pictures (Wm. J. Mc- Qiilnn. mgr.)—Moose Jaw, Hask,, Can,, '26, Be- gins 27. 28, Swift Current '111. Oull Lake Oct. 1, Medicine Hat 2, 3, Calgary. Alia., 4. 3, Bawlf 7. BoTO (Kriink Phelps, mgr,) —"Ready Money" 22-25. Oatett (E, L. Johnson, mgr.)—Roble'a Knlrk- erlsickcrs week of 22. KniHi IC. A. Frsnke, mgr.)—Sam Rice and his Daff/dlls week of 22. Hil-eonanui (R, L. Johnson, mgr.)—BUI for week of 22: Musical Avollos, -Grace Arniond, Mile. Darnley, Werde:i and Gearln, Hlllinan and Roberta, and moving pictures. Oiii'itauM (Wm. V. Ilyrne, mgr.)—Bill for week of 22: Will M, Creasy and Blanche Daync. I-'ilw. llloinlell and conipanr, Edna Luby, Lletxel Sisters, llogert and Nelson, Reidr and Ourrler, Matllde si Elvira, 804 "atac'i Weekly Review.