The New York Clipper (September 1912)

Record Details:

Title:
The New York Clipper
Date:
September 1912
Publisher:
New York Clipper
Volume:
The New York Clipper (September 1912)
Leaf #:
00095
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine
Collection:
Theatre and Vaudeville and Early Cinema
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Q. David Bowers and Kathryn Fuller-Seeley
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 29, 2022
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24 THE 2STEW YORK CLIPPER. Septemb*:? 28 THE BIGGEST BOX OFFICE WINNER IIM TT THE PAUL J. RAINEY AFRICAN HUNT PICTURE A $250,000 New York San "Wonderful." New York World "Marvelous." New York Herald "Beggars description." New York Times "Greatest pictures ever shown." Philadelphia Inquirer "Bemarkoble." Philadelphia Telegraph "Arouses intense interest." Philadelphia No. American "Absorbing in Its appeal." Now in its Seventh Month in New York THE PROOF OF SUCCESS Endorsed by the Press wherever shown Boston Globe "Nothing more wonderful has ever been shown." Boston Journal "Enormous success." San Franclaco Poat "Amazed and enthralled." San Franclaco Bulletin "Crowded the theatre to the doors." San Franclaco Examiner "Turned man; away from the box office because the biggest playhouse In town was not large enough to accom- modate the throng." Oakland, Cal. ( Tribune "Create sensation." Betrolt Free Press "Wonderful, remarkable." Providence, R, I., Tribune "Most Interesting pictures ever shown." Now Booking Tours-Five Companies JX-'S'K.BJ-ti.n Complete Line of Lithograph Printing send open time at once to WILLIAM HARRIS. Jr., Hudson Theatre, N. Y. City .^— ■ "ACME" THEATRICAL TRUNK A Sensation of Strongness GUARANTEED FOR FIVB YKAHH. Unquestionably the best Professional Trunk on the market regardless of price. Hade In all slaes. I Prices, INCLUDING LOWER TRAY so in. long, win. wide, 33 in. high $m.m aain. long, vo in. wide, 24 In. high tu.oo S4 in. long, at in. wide, as in. high...... $14.60 so In. long. 32 In. wide, 2« In. high |1S.OO 88 In. long, 38 In. wide, 37 in. high S1S.B0 tom. long, 34 In. wide, 38 In. high H $17.00 ACME LEATHER AND TRUNK WORKS 177 N. STATS ST., CHICAGO. '■'^ra^'^KSfeM : And all Klectrloal Equipment for Lighting Productions, Vaudeville Acts, etc. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC STAGE LIGHTING CO. 240 W. 50th St. NEW YORK Phone Columbus THKA'I 111. LIGHTING OUR SPECIALTY. WIGSandBEARDS In All Stylti and Quilltlti THEATRICAL, JEWELRY and SPANGLES, TIGHTS, OPERA HOS1 and STOCKINGS, FANCY BROCADES, VELVETS, SATINS, GOLD and SILVER TRIM. MINOS, and all Goods Theatrical. High Grid! Quilltlsi at Lowtat Prlcai OATALOOCES and SAMPLES upon request. When asking (or Catalogue, please mention what goods are wanted. SIEGMAN & WEIL 77-79-81 Wooster 8t. NEW YORK The Theatrical Supply Emporium CD EC MAGIP ,9,ZCATAL0G ■ ■■^^stampsforPoo»etTrlo«:andpsrtlcu- ars. 1IAQI0 CO., Dept. 1,370W. S»th St, N. Y. 105 MAQIC TRICKS ^.XT" JOS. v. KLEIN, 1183 Broadway,"aj. V. % FOIt EVERV PURPOSE 1,000 STYLES ESTABLISHED 1805 WRITE FOR OAT. No. 41 llC-117 So. Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, ILL. NEW lORK OFFICE. 1105 Broadway SEATTLE OFFICIO, 508-10-12 First Ave., So. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE 728 Mission St. The A. H. Andrews Co. To the Intelligent . 8B0e<, • iictoBi n»).^ B rnle ,' tne ,»?tor Is Intelligent, and they know where to go wlien they neud stage eh « hSi mS.SS'S' Bl , ll8| S5 u ^' v ,?, lvet "> bead «. JW* hosier/, wigs, flsgi, or anything for both male or fomaie. The intelligent actor always goes to WOLFF, FORDUIfl & CO., ■ 20 Eliot St.. Boston, gg Wanted, for Irish Film Show, Magician, Irish Bag Piper and Dancer aid lr!.' * UgUf»*B CRn l? 011 "'* prefcrreii. Also Agvnt, Union Electrician for picture machliii., ■S n 0P wi y «T5?, - £* m , 'S, west Ml » r r ln rtr » r l-ettbr. Address FRED BBRMARD. N. B.-WANTBO, Travel Pictures in good ordo r. Hart's Theatre, Pl»l' Siigftf iirpenttf