The New York Clipper (October 1912)

[)CTOBEB 5 THE NEW YORK CLIPPEE. 19 SPECIAL N OTICE JERUSALEM RAG * abort time ago wo triod ont till number In Chicago. The. result* In laoroaaing demand ud tke glowln* report* from tiose fortunate in ssKsiirlns; It at that ttnro hmve convinoed na that It la » the bob* » t 00 * 1 mmn J' or * loohin S for - Character Slngera lend lor It Professional Copiea ready Oct. 7. ggOTS & BINNER COMPANY. ■ ■ 143 N. Clark St,, CHIC AGO, ILL, -^^'-"■feSi*", Flnehl 1°. Pt«>«te 7, Phillips H "• ^i^-iBin Hendrlck's—St. Cfood. Minn., " 0 J£.°'i O> fJ^VSJT™ Wahpetoi., N. Dak.. 6, ^L 3 7 MoS* 8. Jamestown 9. Ca.rrington. 10, i, ow ,? j»m*aT.--Bani 8. ft Lee Shobert, Inc. P0 "w»b& ft 0.. 30Oet. 8. Brooklyn. N. nJ^'Lolab—Cincinnati, O., Oct. 0-12. OSS' Wrfdln,/ The" — Cohan ft Harris'— 'ffSj atetieV 80. laattiHa •• - JSA K"ow"l.tr«nk Hatch Amose. OVs. «i.n SSygf MnS5im^wna, 0-9, Davcn- ■SIa%0*Oeaar Rapid. 11. Dea Moines 12. ■•i^riVl.n Model. A"—Newark N. J. 30-Oct. 5. •• -If ol Cw»Sr Kids'' (O. Jay Smith, mgr.)- M.rton 111 Oct 3. Johnson City -I Christopher 5* Ste Oenertere, Mo.. 6, Flat niter 7. Ati- ; r icktown a Jaeion ■». Charleston 10, Dexter 11 Poplar Bluff- 12.- - - • • pVik in Fnll." Eaatern—0. S. Primrose's— ftJckwell Oltj, la., Oct. 8, OUmore City 4. Bock •Patf'tn Full/' western—C 8. Primrose's—Sew- ard. Nebr., Oct 8, Sontrlor 11. •l'lnk Lady, The"—Klaw ft Erlanger's—Buffalo, NY Oct. 8-5, Hartford, Conn., 7-9. •l-'uiarkin Hosiers. The" — Wa. Wamsber's (J. C Oarrick. mar.)—Rensselaer, Ind., Oct. 3, MooUcellO », L«na«]»« B- • - • ' Pertlty The 7 '—Grand Raplda, Mich., Oct. 3-5. Quaker Girl. The," A—iHenrjr B. Harris'— Colonial, Boston, 30-Nov. 9. ■ ■ _ ■Quaker Girl. The," B — Henry B. Harris' — Charleston. 8. C Oct 8, 8avannah. Ga.. 4, Jacksonville, Fla., 5, Atlanta, oa , 7-12. Rlof. Blanche (Frederick McKay, mgr.)—Lyric, Philadelphia. 30-Oct. 12. - Itlm. Julia (J. P. Goring k Co.. mgrs.)—Padu- rab Ky., Oct. 3, Madlsonvllle 4, Bowling Green 5, Hontsvllle, Ala., 7, Birmingham 8, Tmcaloo'a tt, Montgomery 10, Penaacola. Fla., 11, Motile, Ala.. 12. Boss, Tbos. W. (J. M. Welch, mgr.)—Kansas City. Mo.. 30-Oct. 5. "Rose Maid, The," A—Werba ft Luescher's— Pittsburgh. P«., 80-Oct. 5, Washington, D. C, 7-12. '•Bote Maid. The," Southern—Werba ft Luescher's —Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 3, Penaacola, Fla., 4, Mobile. Ala., 5, New Orleans, La., 7-12. "Beady Money"—H. H. Fraaee's—Muilne Elliott, New York, 30, Indefinite. '■Ready Money" (Frasee ft Brady, mgrs.)—Wind- ham's. - London, 30, Indefinite. • "Ready Money," Road—H, H. Fratee's—Cedar Rapids, la., Oct. 8, Iowa City 4. Des Moines 5, Hnrllngton 6. Qnlncy. 111.. 7, Keokuk, la.. 8. Ottawa 9, Moline, III., 10, Davenport, la., 11. La Crosse. Wis.. 12. "Red Rose, The"'—John C. Fisher's—Brantford, Oat, Can.. Oct. 3, Belleville 4, Kingston 5, Brockrllle 7, Peterboro 8, Lindsay 0, Orlllla 10, North Bay 11, Sudbury 12. "Rebecca of 8unnybrook Farm"—Klaw ft Erlang- er's—Globe. London, SO, Indefinite "Rosary, The." Central—Rowland ft Clifford's. Inc. (Edwin De Oourcey, mgr.)—Tecumaeh, O., Oct 3 Bowling Oreen 4. Flndlny 5 "Itotary, The," Western—Rowland ft Clifford's. lac (David Raniage. mgr.)—EI Campo, Tex., Oct 9, Wbartou 10, Bay City 11, Galveston 12. 18. "Itosary, The." Sonthern—Rowland ft Clifford's. lac. iQns Henderson, mgr.)—Tuscaloosa, Ala., Oct. 8, Greensboro 4, Montgomery 6, Mobile 7, Pensacola, Fla., 8, Florals, All.. 9, Anda- lusia 10, Columbus, Ga.. 11, Enfaula, Ala.. 12. "Rosary, The," Circuit—Rowland 4 Clifford's. (Wm. Lenle. mgr.)—Cleveland, O., 30-Oct. 5, Pittsburgh. Pa., 7-12. "Rosary. The," Coast—Rowland V Clifford's, Inc. (M. B. Smith, mgr.)—Cloy Center, Kan., Oct. 3. Sallna 4, Manhattan 6 Abilene 7, Herlng- ton 8, Eldorado 9, Anthony 10, Win field 11. Arkansas City 12. ■ "Rollicking Shannon" (Al. McLean, mgr.)—To- ledo. 0„ 30-Oct B, Urnnd Raplda, Mich., 6- 9. Fort Wayne. Ind., 10-12. "Round Up"—Klaw ft Erlanger's—San Fran- cisco, Cat., 30-Oct. 12. "Rosary. The"—Rowland ft Clifford's, Inc. (Oast- Mi ft McVltty, Inc., mgrs.) — Rocky Ford. Mo., Oct 3, Florence 4, Canon City 0. Salbla 7, Gunnison 8, Delta 0, Montrose It. Ouray 12. Bothcrn, E. H., and Julia Marlowe—iManhattan Opera House, New York, 30-Nov. 2. ftinoer, Otis—Klaw ft Erlanger's—Illinois, Chi- wgo, 30, Indefinite. Fiahl, Rose—Henry B. Harris'—Park, Boston. 30-Dec. 28. Etarr, France!—David Belasco's — Belasco, New York, Sn.Dec. 21. SchelT. Frital—Jos M. Galtes'—Forrest, Phlla- rteipbia. 80-Oct. B. Suratt. Valeska—San 8. ft Lee Shubert, Inc.— 8t. Louis, Mo.. 80-Oct. B. Sfooner, Edna May—Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 7-9, Msmra Falls 10-12. 8n Jl , J n,0B "» ft—A. H. Woods'—Crown, Chicago. 30-Oct 8, National. Chicago. 0-12. SMney, George (A. W. Herman, mgr.)—Peoria, III., Oct. 6. 7, Springfield 8, 9, Jacksonville 10, Pana 11 Paris i2. Scrape o' the Pen, A"—Weber ft Fields'—Joe Weber'i. New York. 30, Indefinite. ■\bepberd of the Hills, The." City (Gasketl ft McMtty. inc., mgrs.)—Columbus, O., 30- , Oct B, Dayton 7-12. Miepherd of the Hills, The" (Gasketl ft McVltty. Inc mgrs.)—Madison. 8. Dak., Oct. 3. Dell Haplds 4, Pipestone, Minn., B, Tracy 0, Water- town, s. Dak., 7, Ortonvllle, Minn., 8. Mil- '•ank, 8. Dak.. 9, Montevideo, Minn., 10, Will- mar 11. Litchfield 12. nepherd of the Hills, The" (Gaskell ft McVltty. Inc mgrs.)_Y p ,||,nU, Mich., Oct. 3, Ann Arbor 4, Jackson S, Marshall 0, Kalamazoo 7. Oolrtwater 8, Adrian 9, Tecumseh 10, Morencl .. ..'I. Waiseon, O.. 12. >j;nuor,net 8ue" (Park Play Co., mgrs.)—Olen Campbell, Pa., Oct. 3, Portage 4. Altoona B. Bellefonte 7, Houtsdale 8. Huntingdon 9, Sax- , ton 10, Mejeradale 11, Boswell 12. >*ven Days"—Wagenhals ft Kamper's—New Or- ..>"""'„La.. 80-Oct. 0. ^rchHght, The"—Walnut, Philadelphia, 30- """"i 1 Glrt F f>»n Dixie, The"—Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 8B. iliurston, Howard (Jsck Jones, mgr.)—Rochester, -t iV" *2-Ort. B, Toronto, Can., 7-12. raiker. The"—Henry B. Harris'—Hollls. Bos- ton. ao.Oct. 12. rant tilling Tommy"—A. H. Woods'—Criterion, •t„ ,) or, t 0<:t - 1. Indefinite iravellng Salesman, The"—Henry B. Harris'— orcjh!^ Nebr.. Oct. 8-8, Des Moines, la., 0-9, „ N rlngOeld. 111. 10, Peoria 11, 12. ' rl?i ?«««*• The" —United Play Oo.'s—St. Jvfr i a J ln S"' O" 1 - C" 1 -. Oct- 3. <3nlt 4. Brant- [."'d o. Owen Sound 7, Co'llngnooil 8. Mcnford f' B ». rtl « 10. Midland 11, Peterboro 12. <i.~"1P Salesman. Tlie," 8*itliern (A. 8. stern ft Co., mgrs.)—ColumbH. S. C, Oct. 8, Abbeville 4, Augnatn, Go., B, Charleston, 3. O., 7, Savannah, Ga., 8, Brunswick », Jacksonville, Fla,., 10. Gainesville 11, Tallahassee 12. "Town Marshall, The" (Wee ft Lambert, mgrs.) —Cariboo. Me.. Oct 4. Presqoe lale 6, Mars Hill 7, Island Falls 8, MUo 9, Lincoln 10, Bar Harbor 11, Bangor 12. "Trail of the Lonesome Pine, The"—Klaw ft Er- larfgef'stVHartford. Conn., Oct. 3-5. "Tttree Twins" (Philip H. Navln, mgr.)—Hooalck — F«7Hf,-». Y., Oct 3, Fort Plain 4, Gloversvllle 1 :s. Jotnatowij 7, Ooboea*8, Amsterdam 9,- An- - Iburn 10. QneiSa U. .- • "ToWh- Fool, The"* (Harry Green, mar.)—Fulton, "! MoT'Ocf 3JHigbwX"Armsrr0ng B.MadftSn . 7, Perry 8, Frankfotd 9.' New London 10, Hnn- - nevrell 11, Bbelbyvllle 12. "Texas Ranger". (Boy W. Simpson, mgr.)—•lem- Fhls. Tex., Oct. 3, Childress 5, (juannah 7, Chll- icotbe 8; Vernon 9, Electra 10, Wichita Falls .- ill, Henrietta. 12. . .., . "Thief, Jhe - '-i-C. 3. - Primrose's—Toledo, la., Oct. 3. Cedar Falls S. Dubuque «. "Thelma" (Henry W. Link, mgr.)—Lake Odesa, Mich., Oct. 8, Hastings 4, Albion i), Hobirt, Ind., 7. Harvard. III., 8. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," Knstern—Kibble A Mar- tin's (Wm. Kibble, mgr. I—Ironton, O., Oct 3, Ports-Boath 4. Zanesvllle B. Sprlngflelil 7, 8, Richmond. Ind., 9, Muncle 10, Anderson 11, La • Fayette 12. "Unci* Tom's Cabin"—Stetson's (Leon Wash- burn, mgr.)—Arch, Philadelphia, Pa., 30-Oct. S. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"—Terry's (W. G. Dickey. ' mgr.)—Kenyon, Minn., Oct. 3, Hayfleld 4, Rtce- vllle, la.. 5. Fredertckburg 7, Falrbank 8. Hudson 0, Gladbrook 10, Radcllfie 11, Lobr- vllle 12. Warneld, David—David Belasco's—Brooklyn, N. Y., 30-Oct. 6, Broad, Philadelphia. 7-19. Waller, Levvls. and Midge Tltheradge—Daly's, New York, 30, Indefinite. Walker Whiteside (Walter Floyd, mgr.)—Cleve- land, O.. 30-Oct. B, Detroit. Mich.. 7-12. Walker. Charlotte—Klaw ft Erlanger's—Forrest, Philadelphia, 80-Oct B. Newark. N. J., 7-12. Wilson, Al. H. (Sidney R. Ellis, mgr.)—Cincin- nati, O., 30-Oct. 6, St Lools, Mo.. 0-12. . Williams, Eatha—Arthur C. Alston's—Nashville, Tenn., 30-Oct. B. Birmingham, Ala., 7-12. "Woman, Tht"—.David Belasco's —■ Belllngham, Wash., Oct. 3, Tacoraa 4, S, Portland, Ore., fl-12. "Woman Haters' Club. The"—A. H. Woods'—Tre- mont. Boston, 30-Oct. 3, Astor, New York, 7, Indefinite. "Within the Law"—Am Play Co. s—Eltinge, New York, 30, Indefinite, "Within the Law"—Am. Play Co.'s—Cincinnati, O., 30-Oct 8. "Woman's Name, A"—Cleveland, O., Oct. 7-12. "White Sqnaw, The"—Omaha, Nebr., Oct. 8-6, Minneapolis. Minn.. 0-12. "Winsome Widow, The" (Florenx Klegfeld Jr., mgr.)—Colonial. Chicago. 30, Indefinite. "Yankee Frlnee'* (Jos. Vlon, mgr.)—Springfield, O.. Oct 3, Cincinnati 6-12. Zlegfeld's Follies (Flerenx Zlegfeld. rogr.)—Mou- lin Rouge. New York, Oct. 31, Indefi-jlte. STOCK AND HEPEllTOIRB. Fermaneut and Traveling;. All Star Stock (M. H. Gules Ian, mgr.)—St. James. Boston, 30, indefinite. American Theatre Stock (James -Wall, mgr.)— American, Philadelphia, :I0, Indefinite Academy 8tock (F. E. Henderson, mgr.)—Jer- sey City, N. J., 30, Indefinite. Aubrey Stock (D. Otto Hltner, mgr.)—Clarks- burs. W. Va.. 30-Nov. I. Ant-ell's Comedians (J. 3. Angell, mgr.)—Stuart, In., 30-Oct. B. Allen Stock (N. Appell, mgr.)—Freeland, Pa., 30-Oct. 8. Allen, Jack, Stock—Odell, 111., Oct. 3-5. Drown, Kirk (J. T. Macnuloy, mgr.)—Readlug, l»a., 30-Oct B. Balrd, Grace (John Lovcrldge, mgr.)— Brenbam, Tex., Oct. 3-0. Boyer, Keats (Wm. Morgan, act. rag-.)—Battle Cre-'k. Mich., 80-Oct. 12. Belganle Stock (Leslie E. Smith, mgr.)—Herki- mer, New York, 30-Oct 3, Illon 7-12. Buckingham Stock—niielnbeck, N. Y., 30-Oct. B. Belaaco Theatre Slock (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)— T.08 Aigeles. Cat, 30, Indefinite. Bishop Pluyers (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oakland, Cul.. TO. Indefinite. Burbank Stock (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—Los An- geles. Cat. 30, indefinite. Bijou Stock (Geo. H. Hickman, mgr.)—Nashville, •|Vun.. -to, Indefinite. Bret'ktnrldge Stock (Chas. Breckenrltlge, mgr.)— Geneseo. 111.. 30-Oct. S, Spring Valley 7-12. Ilohres Musical Comwly—Cairo, 111., 30-Oct. 5. Chauncey-Kelffer (Fred 0. Chauncey. mgr.)—An- napolis, Md.. 30Oct. B, Bloomsburg, I'a.. 7-12. Chase-Ll£ter, Northern (Glenn F. Cbase, mgr.)— —Lnverne. Minn., 30-Oct. 8, Jasper 7-0, Brook- ings, 8. Dak., 1012. Chattendor., Arthur (N. Appell. mgr.)—Lansing, MU'-b., 30-Oct S. Jackson 0-12. Carleton Sisters (Varney ft Montgomery, mgrs.) — Greensboro, N. C, 30-Oct. 0, Ualt-lgh 7-12. Colton, Jessie (J. B. Richardson, mgr.)—Orion, 111. .'.0-Oct. B. ' ■ ' „ Carroll Comedy (Ion Carroll, mgr:)—Ironton, O., 30-Oct. B, Pomeroy 7-12. Chicago Stock (Chas. H. RossKarn, rogr.)—Ken- ton, O., 30-Oct. 8. Craig Stock (John Craig, rogr.)—Castle Square. Boston, 30, Indefinite". Orescent Players—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 30. Indefinite. Do Voss. Flora (J. B. Rotnour, mgr.)—New Lon- don, Wis., SO-Oct 8. Davis Stock (Harry Davis, mgr.)—Pittsburgh, Pa., 30, Indefinite. Duchess Stock—Cleveland. O., 30, Indefinite. Doyle, Edward (Doyle Bros., mgrs.)—Angola, Ind.. Oct. 7-12. Dillon ft King Musical Comedy—Oakland, Col., :|0. Indefinite. _ . . , _, Ewlng, Gertrude (Wm. N. Smith, mgr.)—Lin- coin. Nebr.. 30-Oct. B. Fremont 7-i2. Earle Stock (L. A.. Earh?, mgr.)—Elyrla. 0., 30- t'ct. 8, Wooster 7-12. Ellwood Stock (Prince Ellwoml, m«r.)—Daniel- son. Conn.. 30-Oct. 5. Arctic 7-12. Emerson-Mack Musical Comedy — Denver, Colo., 30. Indefinite. ._ . ,, . Frank. John E., Players (C. Ansklngs. tniir.)— Raton. N. Mex., 30-Oct. 3. Albuquerque 7, In- Fleming,'Mamie—uart, Phlladelplila, 30, Indefi- nite. Fox Musical Comedy (Wm. Fox, mgr.)—Acad- emy, New York, 30, indefinite. Fischer's Musical Comedies IF,. A Hxcher, mgr.) —Los Angeles, Gal., 30, indefinite. Grarce. Helen (N. Appell. mgr.)—Watervllle, Me., 30-Oct. 8. . . • -. Grayce Stock (N. Appell, mgr.)—Brldgeton, N. Grnh'nm Associate Players (Oscar Graham, mgr.) —ritthburg. Kan., 30-Oct 1. Oagnun-I'ollock (Bert 0. Gagnon, mgr.)—Dallas. Tex.. 30. Indefinite. _ _ _ . . Gordiuler Bros.' Stock (E. G. Gordlnler, mgr.) —I* Hsrpe, III., 30-Oct. 8, tent season ends. Oormand-Ford Stock (Harry Go"""'" 1 - SV.VT Marsliheld, Ore., 30-Oct B, North Bend 6-12. Goth.T.n r,ir*k—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn. N. Y-, 30. indefinite. Creenpolnt Players—B. -T. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y.. 30, Indeflolte. • Oayety Theatre Stock (Chas. Franklyn, msTT.)— ilohoktn. N. J., 30. indefinite. Harlem Omra Hdore Stock—E. F. Albee's—New 'York, Mi. imletloTte. Hlmmeleln's Associate Players lira E. Earle, • : mgr.)—Hamilton, 0.. 30-Oct. 5, Lancaster 7- 12. Bar >, (STOCK (lieo. as. i,airs, mgr.;— aiHjago, 30,. Indefinite. . (Oil. Fl P. Iforne, mgr.)—Erie, ini*. AKE-UP NEVER GETS H/\RD ires, Lncr,/ and • Associate . Players—Seneca, IRan., 30iO»t. i. ■. \ ■ f ; Hatward, 6r««. Stock (Geo. M. Gatta, mgr.)— ) IWarrlngton.'Chlcag- _ Bocae's Stick (Of' I Pa., 30. Indefifjll Bolden Stock—ClevMand. O., 30, Indefinite. Juneau Stock (J.'fli Relcbert. mgr.)—Milwaukee, Wis., 30, Indeflolte. Knickerbocker Stock, Western (Futret.e J. Mur- •phy, mgr.)—Ij, Crungv. Iixl.. Oct. 1-8. K)lmt ft.Giaablo't Btock—National. 1'^UHdeipbla, 30, Indefinite. v ." . Keith Stock (James E. Moore, mgr.)—Portland, Me., 30. indefinite. Kllmt ft Gazxolo's Stock—Baltimore, Md., 80, In- definite. ; Loug Stock (Frank E. Long, mgr.)—Boone, la., 30-Oct B, Oskaloosa 7-12. I.a Porte, Mae (Joe McEnroe, mgr.)—Newark, O., 30-Oct. 8, Carrollton 7-12. Lynn Stock' (Jack Lynn, mgr.)—Batavla, N. Y., 30-0:t. B. I.ehr. Ida. and her Stock—Pecos, Tex.. Oct, 3-5, Carlsbad. N. Mex.. 7-12. La Deika, Florence "(Chas. A. Gordlnler, mgr.)— Sheffield. HI., 30-Oct. 8. Lyceum, Slock—Fox ft King's—Ogden, U., 30, Indefinite, Mack, Andrew, and Associate Players—Oakland, Oil.. 30, indefinite. Morlson Stock (Lindsay Morison, mgr.)—Lynn, Mass., 30, Indefinite. Marlowe Players (L. I. Montague, mgr.)—Mar- lowe, Chicago, 30, Indefinite. Manhattan Players (Geo. E. Brown, mgr.)— Trenton, N. J., 30, indefinite. Malley & Dennlson Stoclc—Lawrence, Mass., 30, Indefinite... Mark-Lee' Stock—Logmsport. Ind., Oct. 9-12. McCord Stock (Fred P. McCord, mirr.)—Sails- bury, Mo.; 30-Oct. B. • • Maher Stock (Phil Muhcr, mgr.)—Port Henry, N. Y., 30-Oct. B. Neff Stock—De Kalb. Tex., 30-Oct. B. North Bros.' Slock ("Huort" Nortb, mgr.)— Oklahoma, Okla.. 30, Indefinite. North Bros.' Stock (Frank C. North, mgr.)—Fort Worth, Tex.. 30. Indefinite. National Stock (Rourke ft Brown, mgrs.)—Cen- tralis, 111., Oct 7-12. Orpneu-n Players (Grant Laferty, mgr.)—Chest- nut Street, Philadelphia. .'10. Indefinite. Orpheuin Stock (T. L. Sueeley, mgr.)—Jersey City, N. J., 30, Indefinite Orpheuin Players (Mills, Palmer ft Brown, mgrs.) —Bay City, Mich.', 30, lmlcAnlte. Payton Stock (M. 8. Schleslnger, mgr.)—New- ark. N. J., 30, Indefinite. Poll Players (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton. D. O., 30-Oct. B. Peruchl-Oyptene Slock (C. D. Peruchl, mgr.)— New Orleans, La.. 30, Indefinite. Pringle, Delia, and Stock (O. K. Van Auken, mgr.)—Edmonton, Alta., Can.. 30 Indefinite. Princess Theatre Stock (C. L. Richards, mgr.)— Tacoma, Wash.. 30. Indefinite. Prospect Theatre Stock (Frank Geraten mgr.)— Prcspect New York, ru, indefinite. Pibst German Stock (Ludwlg Krelss, mgr.)—MH- wiukee. Wis., 30. Indefinite. Plrkerts. Four (Willis PIckert, ragr.)-*Peeksklll, N. Y.. 30-Oct 6. ' ' Hoval Stock (Oliver McBrlen, mgr.)—Montreal, Can., 30, Indefinite. S|«« nt-r, Cecil, and Stock (Louis T. Fobs, mgr.) —Metropolis, New York. 30, Indefinite. Sliermuu-Kelly Stock (Harry B. Sherman, mgr.)— Mnukato. Minn., 80-Oct. B, New Elm 7-12. Shnr.non Stock (.Harry Shannon, mgr.)—George- town, ().. 30-Oct. C, HUlsboro 7-12. Stroug. Elwln, Stock — North Bend, Nebr., 30- Oct. 8. . . St. Claire Stock (Herry St. Claire, mgr.)—Prince Albert, Sask., Can., 30, Indefinite. Stnlnach-Hnrds Stock—Mt. Vernon, N. Y., 30, in- definite. Troax, Sarah, and Thurlow Bergen Stock—San Francisco, Col., 30, indefinite. Tempest Stocg (J. L. Tempest, mgr.)—Porlage, Pa.. 30-Oct. B. Scottdalc 7-12. Van Dyke ft Eaton Stock (F. ft O. Mack, mgrs.) —fc.rx.Tlor. Wis., Oct. 1, Indefinite. "Wolfe Stork (J. A. Wolfe, mgr.)—Wichita, Kan., 30, indefinite. Wlnnlnger Bros.' Stock—Milwaukee, Wis., 30, la- definite. WHEEL BURLESQUE SHOWS. Empire—Western. Americans (Ed. E. Daley, mgr.)—Oayety, Mil- waukee, 30-Oct. 6, Gaiety, Minneapolis, 0-12. Auto Girls (Teddy Slmonds, mgr.)—Bronx, New York, 30-Oct. 3, Empire, Brooklyn, 7-12. Big Review (Henry P. Dixon, mgr.)—Mlshler, Al- toona, Oct. 3, Cambria, Johnstown, 4, White's Opera House, UcKeesport, 6, Star, Cleveland, 7-12. .-".. Bohemians (Al. Lubln. mgr.)—Folly, Chicago, 30-Oct. 8, Av/tnne, Detroit, 8-12. Century Girls (Walter Greaves, mgr.)—Lay off week 30-Oct. 6, Krug, Omaha, 0-12. Cherry Blossoms (Max Alexander, mgr.)—Peo- ple's, Cincinnati," 30-Oct. 8, Empire, Chicago, 0-12. Diffydills (Arthur Mullen, mgr.)—Century, Kan- sas Cltv, 30-Oct. 8, Standard, St. Louis, 6-12. Dandy Girls (Abe Gorman, mpr.)—Grand Opera House, St. Paul, 30-Oct. B, lay off week 6-12. Dante's Daughters (Chas. Taylor, mgr.)—Casino, Brooklyn, 30-Oct 8, Eighth Avenue, New York, 7-12. Ducklings—Bowery, New Tort, 80-Oct. 6, Em- pire. 1'NIadelphla, 7-12. Follies of the Day (Jack McNamara, mgr.)— Krug, Cmaba, 30-Oct. 8, Century, Kansas City, 0-12. Gay Willows (Louis Oberworth. rogr.)—Star, Clerelrud, 30-Oct. 8, People's, Cincinnati. 0-12. Girls From Mlesourl (Lewis Talbot, rugr.)—Gaiety, Minneapolis. 30-0ct. 8, Grand Opera House, St. Paul. 0-12. Girls From Reno (James Madison, mgr.)—Colum- bia, Scisuton. 30-Oct. 2. Orpheuin, Patrrsoii, 3- 0. Bowery. New York, 7-12. Girls From Joyland (Sim Williams, mgr.)—Em- pire, Philadelphia, 30-Oct. 8, Casino, Brook- lyn, 7-12. High Life In Burlesque (Cbas. Falke, mgr.)— Grand Opera House, Boston, 80-Oct. 6, Bronx, New York. 7-12. Jardln de Paris Girls (Morris Walnstock, mgr.) —Avenue, Detroit, 30-Oct. 8, Star, Toronto, 7- 12. Lady p.uccanecri (II. M. Btrouse, mgr.)—Eighth Avenue. New York, 30-Oct. 8, Howard. Bos- ton. 7-12. Merry Maidens (Bdw. Schaefer, o,gr.)—Howard, Boston, 80-Oct. G, Grand Opera House, Boston, 7-12. Miss New York Jr. (Wm. Fennessy, mgr.)—Em- plre, Baltimore, 30-Oct. 8, Lyceum, Washing- ton, 7-12. Moulin Rouge — Orpbeum, Paterson, 30-Oct. 2 Columbia. Scranton. 3-B, Trocadero, Patladel- phlu, 7-12. Orientals (Wm. C. Cameron, mgr.)—Lafayette, Bupffulo, 30-Oct. 0, Columbia, Scranton, 7-9, (Jrpueum. Paterson, 10-12. Part. Makers (B. E. Patton, mgr.)—Empire, Brooklyn, 30-Oct. 6, Empire, Newark, 7-12. Queens of the Folles Bergere—Couuilian ft Shan- non's—Empire, Indianapolis, 80-Oct B, Folly, Chlcigo, 0-12. Rose Buds (Lew Livingston, mgr.)—Empire, Chi- cago, 30-Oct. B, Gayety, Milwaukee, 0-12. Slaw of Btagelaud (Wm. Dunn, mgr.)—Empire, Newark. 30-Oct. 5, Orpheum, Paterson, 7-0, (Vilutnbla, Scranton, 10-12. Tlu-er Lilies (James Weedon. mgr.)—Lyceum, Wihl-lngton. 30-Oct. B. Lyric, Allentown. 7. Academy. Reading, 8, Majestic, Ilarrlsmirg. 9, Mlxhler. Altnoiiii. 10, Cumbria, Jidni.towu, 11, Wh.io's Opera Iluiise, McKeesport, 12. WiitNiu f Hnrlewiuers (Dan Uuxgcnlirlm, mgr.)— , . Ilueklnelinin. Ixnilsvllle, -10-Oct. 8, Empire, In- (Ilflini-illf. T-12. Whirl of Mirth (Robt. Gordon, mgr.)—Trocadcro, '.' 1 " Philadelphia, 30-Oct. 8, Empire, Baltimore, 7- 12. ! Xankee Doo/lle Girls (Max Gorman, mgr.)—Stand- ard, 'St. Louis, U0-Oet. 0, Buckiiigham; Looll- vllle. 0-12. ZalUh's Own (Harry Thompson, ingr.)—Star, To- ronto. SO Oct. B, Lafayette, Buffalo, 7-12. * Colwnabiav—Kastern. ' Al. Itteves' Beauty Show—Gayety, Toronto, 30- Oct. 8, Garutn, Buffalo, -7-1*. ' ' American Beauties (Dave Gurau, mgr.)—Gayety, Louisville. 30-Oct 3. Gayety, St. Louis, 0-12. Beauty, Yooth and Folly (W. V. Jennings, mgr.) —Gayety, Detroit, 80-Oct' B, GAyety, Toronto, '^-12.- " " ' ' ~ Behman Show (Jaek Singer, mgr.)—Gayety Mon- treal, 30-Oct. B. Empire. Albany, 7-0, Frank-' lln Square. Worcester, 10-12. - • Bon Tens (Jesse Burns, mgr.)—-Casino, Phlla- . delplita. 30-Oct. B, Hurtlg A Seamon's, New York," 7-12. Bowery Burlesqners (Geo. H. Harris, nujr.)—Em- Sire. Hotoken, 30-Oct. 2, Empire, Paterson, 3- , Gayety, Newark, 7-12. Collet. Girls (H. H. Hedges, mgr.)—Gayety, Boston, 30-Oct B, Colombia, NewYork, 7-12. Columbia llurlesquers (Frank Burns, mgr.) — Columbia. New York, 30-Oct. 8, Star, Brook- lyn. 7-12, Cracker Jacks (Harry Leon!, mgr.)—Hurtlg ft Seamen's. New. York, SO-Oct. 8, Murray Hill, New York, 7-12. Dazzlers, The (Chas. B. Arnold, rr.gr.) —Casino, Boston, 30-Oct. 8, Gllmore, Springfield, 7-0, Empire, Albany; 10-12. Dreamland Bnrltsquers (E. Trovers, mgr.)—Mur- ray Hill, New York, 30-Oct. 6, Park, Bridge- post, 10-12. Gaiety Girls (Phil Pntilscraft, mgr.)—Olympic, New York. 80-Oct. S. Empire, Paterson. 7-0, Empire, Ilobokeii, 10-12. Gay Masqueraders (Moe Messing, mgr.)—Gay- ety, Newark, 30-Oct. J, Gttvety, Philadelphia, 712. Ginger Girls (Manny Rosenthal, mg.\)—Gnyet/, Brooklyn, 80-Oct. 8. Olympic. New York. 7-12. Girls From the Great Whltr Way (Frank Perley, mgr.)—Standard, Cincinnati, 30-Oct. 8, Gay* ety, Louisville, 0-12. Girls From Happylund (E. W. Chlpmnn, mgr.)— Empire, Toledo, 30-Oct. 8, Star and Garter, Chicago, 6-12. Golden Crook (Jns. C. Fulton, mgr.) — Park, Bridgeport, Oct. 3-8, Westminster, Providence, 7-12. Hastings Show (Harry Hasting, mgr.)—Colum- bia, Chicago, 30-Oct. 8, Standard, Cincinnati, 0-12. Jolly Follies (Al. Rich Producing Co., mgrs.)— Gllmore, Springfield. 30-Oct. 2, Empire, Al- bany. 3-6, Gayety, Brooklyn, 7-12. Knickerbockers (Louis ltoble, mgr.—Lay off week 30-Oct. 6, Star and Garter, Chicago. 6-12. Love Makers (Ira Miller, mgr.)—Gayety, Omaha, 30-Oct. 6, lay off week 6-12. Mcrry-Go-Roonders (U-Oer-Bratton Co., mgrs.) —Corlr.tMan, Rochester, 80-Oct. S, Bastatile, Syracuse. 7-9. Merry Whirl (Louis Epstein, mgr.) — Empire, Cleveland, 30-Oct. 5, Empire, Toledo, 0-12. Midnight Maidens (Wm. S. Clark, mgr.)— Bastuble, Syracuse, 30-Oct 2, Gayety, Mon- treal, 7-12. Mollle Williams (Phil Isaacs, mgr.)—Westmin- ster. Providence, 30-Oct. 8, Gayety, Boston, 7-12. Queens of Paris (Jowph Howard, mgr.)—Gayety, Washington, 30-Oct 8, Gayety, Pittsburgh, 7- 12. Robinson Crusoe Girls (Sam Robinson, mgr.)— Gayety, Kansas City, 30-Oct. 6, Gayety, Omaha, 0-12. Rose Sydell's London Belles (W. S. Campbell, mgr.)—Empire, Albany, 30-Oct. 2. Franklin Square, Worcester, 3-6, Casino, Boston, 7-12. Rnnar.sy Girls (Peter 8. Clark, mgr.)—Garden, Buffalo, 30-Oct. 8, Corinthian, Rochester, 7-12. Social MnIds (Robt. Colin, mgr.)—Oayety, Bal- timore, 30-Cct. B, Oayety, Washington, 712. Star r.nd Garter Show [Frank Welsberg. mgr.)— Gayety, St. Louis, 30-Oct. 8. Gayety, Kansas City. 0-12. Taxi Girls (Louis Hurtlg, mgr.)—Gayety, Phila- delphia, .to-oct. 8. Gayety, Baltimore, 7-12. Trocrderos (Frank Pierce, mgr.)—-Star unil Gar- ter. Chicago, 30-Oct. 6, Gayety, Detroit, 0-12. Welch's Ilurlesners (Jacob Llebermnn, mgr.)— Gnyety. Pittsburgh, 30-Oct. B, Empire, Cleve- land 7-12. Winning Widow (Jacob Goldenberg, mgr.)—Km* plre. Paterson, 30-Oct. 2, Empire, Hobuken, 3- r>. Orvlno, Philadelphia, 7-12. World of plei-stire (Dave Gordon, mgr.)— Star, Brooklyn, 30-Oct. 6, Empire, Hobuken, 7-0, Empire, Paterson, 10-12. VAUDEVILLE SHOWS. Hoffmann, Gertrude—Comstock ft Gest, Inc.— Albany, N. Y., Oct. 4. 8. Kellermann, Annette—Wm. Morris'—Baltimore, Md., 30-Oct. 8, Washington, D. O., 7-12. MINSTRELS. Amerlcin (Nell O'Brleo, mgr.) — Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 8, 4. Big City—John W. Vogel's—Sutton, W. Va., Oct, 3, Richmond 4, Weston B, Buckingham 7, Phlllppl 8, Parsons 0, Thomas 10, Davis 11, Piedmont 12. De Itie Bros.'—Akron, N. Y., Oct. 3, Lc Roy 4, Mt. Morris 8, Fillmore 7, Cuba 8, Audover 0, Welliville 10, Friendship 11, Frankllnvllle 12. Evans', Geo., Honey Boy—Louisville, Ky., Oct. 3-8. Field's, Al. G. (Edward Oonard, mgr.)— Hlrmlns- ham, Ala., Oct, 8 Montgomery 4. Selma S, Jacksonville, Fla., 7, 8, Savannah. Ga,, 0, Charleston, S, C, 10, Augusta, Ga., II, Athens 12. - Guy Bros.' (Geo. R. Guy, mgr.)—Brighton, Can., Oct. 3, Campliellford 4. Trenton 0. Oeorgu Troubadours (Wm. MCCahe, mgr.) — Napouee, Nebr., Oct. 3, Republican City 4, Alma 6, Ragan 7, Hlldreth 8, Upland 9, Camp- bell 10, Ong 11, Guide Rock 12. Lewis'—New Htraltsvlllr, O., Oct. 3, Shawnee 4. B. Rozell's iChns. A. Rozell, mgr.)—Charleston, S. C„ 30-Oct. B, Jacksonville, Fla., 0-12. BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS. Crentore and his Band—Lowell, Mass., Oct. 0. Sousa and his Band (John 1'hlllp Sousa, con- ductor).—Danville, 111., mat., cud Irluinu Oct. 3, EUlnghum. mat, and Orntralln 4, Belleville, mat, and Alton 6, St. Louis, Mo., 0, Jackson, HI., mat, and Springfield! 7, Pntia, mat, and Decatur 8, Normal, mat., and Bloomlngton 0, lvkln. mat., and Peoria 10, Galesburg, mat., and Moline 11, Rockfonl 12. CIRCUSES AND WILD WEST SHOWS. Barnes', Al. O., Circus—Islington, Nebr., (let 3, North Platte 4, Sterling, Colo.. 8. Denver 7, 8, Colorado Springs 9, La Junta 10, Trinidad 11, Baton, N. Mex.. 12. Buffalo Bill-Pawnee Bill (Mij. Gonlon W. Llltle, mgr.)—New Orleans, La., Oct. 8, 0. Brown's, Frank. Circus (Key Cliamllrr. mgr.) — Anfltealro, Buenos Ayres, H. Amcr., 30, Indefi- nite. Downle ft Wheeler's—South Boston, Vs., Oct. 3, Bedford City 4, Rocky Mount 6, Cbrlstlansburg 7, W/tbevllle 8, Pulaski 0, Galaxl 10. Olrco Vaniuea Hermuno.i (Sliuvii Maclas, mgr.)— Mexico City. Mex., 30-Dec. 2, Carlisle's Wild West — Ulupodroaae, New York, 30, Indefinite. Gollmar Bros', Circus—Carmen, Okla., Oct, 3, Fulrvlew 4, Clinton 8, Frederick 7. Hsgenteck-Wallace (B. K. Wallace, mgr.)—Car- rollton. HI., Oct. 3, Jacksonville 4. IteardH- town B, Qulncy 7, Hannibal. Mo., 8, Keokuk, la., 9. Honest Bill's Show—Agency, Mo., Oct. 3, Kaston 4. Htewartsvllle 8, Clarksilale 7, Cosby H, Sa- vannah 9, Helena 10, Amity II, Mnysville 12. Ringllng Bros.'—Memphis, Tenn., 30, New Al- bany. Miss., Oct. 1, Birmingham, Aln.. 2, (lads- den 3, Chattanooga, Tenn., 4. Knoxvllle 6, At- lanta, Ga., 7, Macon 8, Columbus 0, Albany 10. Conlele 11. Valdosta 12. Kobliliis', Frank A.—Wenona, III., Oct. 3. El I'oko 4, Gllsun Oily B, Paxton 7, Tucola 8, Toledo 0. Kells-Floto—Alva, Okla., Oct. 3, Woodward 4, Amarlllo, Tex., ii. Sblpp ft Fellus Circus—Valparaiso, Chile, 30- Oct. 10, Vina del Mar 11-14, Santiago 1831. Starrelt'a Circus (II. 3. Starred, mgr.)—North- ampton, Mass., 30-Oct. B, Mt. Holly, N. J., 1 FILM SHOWS. Alaskar.-Sitierian Motion .Pictures—Beverly B. • Dobbs'—Denver, Colo.. 30*0*1. 8. • •■■ ■ • Crnner'a Moving Pictures—Oxford, Mich;, Oct. 7. Kenton 8, Linden 9, Ovid 10/ Chelsea 11, Ad- dison 12. . McCain, Noij Travelogues ami Moving Pictures- Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 12. • - . . v 101 Hsnch. lo Moving Pictures "(Wti. J. McQuInn, mgr.)—Medicine Hat, Sask., Can., Oct. 3. Oal- .giry-.-Alta.. 4 6. Bawlf.7.. <- Rakx-j's, Paul J.; African'Jungle, In Moving Plc- •turesr—BI>ou. New York. 30, Indefinite." ' Ralney's, Pint J.; -African Jungle. In-Movtng'Flc- tures—Los .Angeles, Oat, 30. Inilefhilte.' Role's Moving 'Pictures (F. B-. Rule, mgr.)— Warren, Wis... Oct. ,3-8, Cnoiu Douglas' 7-9, Kendall 10-12. Brooklyn 14-16. - .. • CARNIVAL SHQWS. Bsrkoot. K. G., World's Greatest Shows—Dayton. O.. 30-Oct 8. Perarl Carnival (Ool. Francis Ferarl, mgr.)—Lan- caster, Pa.. 30-Oct. S. lloosltr Amuse Show—RockvlMc, Ind., 30-Oct. B. Johnny Jones' Shows—Newborn, N. C. 30-Oct. B. Krause Shows—Bowling Green, Ky., 30-Oct. S. Macy's Olympic Shows^-TuscnrubU, Ala., Oct 3-B, Carrollton, Ga., 7-12. ■ • • MISCELLANEOUS. Bak-rr-Tingley Show (Chas. E. Welsh, mgr.)— Monetsea. Pi., 80-Oct 8. Bnckskin Ben's Shows (Frank S. Heed, mgr. )— Hllisdale, Mich., &0Oct. B, BraMI, luu„ 7-12. Black and Tan Comedy (P.. E. Denton, mgr.)— WcMmeatb, Can., Oct. 3, Fort Ooulongo 4, Cumplell Bay 5, Sliawvllle 7. Butler (H. J. Harrington, mgr.)—Foosland, III., Oct. 3-B, Peoria 7-0.- Topeka 10-12. Combination Show — United Play Oo.'s—Idaho Falls, Ida., Oct 3, Pocatello 4, Mountain Home 6, Bolee 7-12, Cady Hypnotic Show (II. A. Scliani, mgr.)—Well- man, la., Oct 8-6, Riverside 7-0. Elaor's, Fred,- Combination Show—Yorkvllle, 8. . 0.,■Oct. 8, McConnellsvllle 4, Lowryvllle 0. Wooilwanl 8, Wlnnsboro D, llldgeway 10. Blythewood 11, Kllllan 12. Giluin's Hypnotic Comedy (J. II. Ollpln. mgr.)— Mound City, Mo., Oct. 7-0, Tnrklo 10-12. Great Raymond (Maurice F. Raymond, mgr.)— Missoula, Mont., Oct. 8, Great Falls 4, Helens 8, Butte 0, 7, Anaconda 8, Ikixeman U, Billing! 10, Miles Oily 11. Mysterious Smith (Albert P. Smith, mgr.)—Al- len. Nebr., Oct. 8, New OasGe 4, Paura 8. Tekamah 7, Herman 8, Wahoo 0, Schuyler 10. Bralnard II, Ashland 12. Rouclere, Harry and Mildred (Harry Render*. mgr.)—St. John, N. P., 30-Oct. 12. Wright's, O. A., Combination Show—Nassau, N. Y., Oct. 3-B. WANTED—For my No. 2 Medicine Co.. All 'Round Performers that chango for weol; Magi- cian that Straights Acta, sod a good Piano Player, Ud; or gent. Make jour salaries right and state all first letter. People that can't play booze towns without getting drunk, don't write. No tickets ad- vanced unless J know you. Uaok rcfoiunces. Billy Kllog, Stratford, Fulton Co., N. Y. AT LIBERTY, Good Single Performer, change for fire nlghu; specialties, consisting of mu-lcal character., trained parrots andctnarfei, andnng- Ingandtalg'ng w,,rklnact. N .comedy or straights. Add. Kugi'tio Pippin, 1132 East Ave., Kalamazoo Mich. IN the fourteen years rnat I have published MADlBOrV'H BUDGET, I have re- ceived no less than 2,UW voluntary let- ter! of endorsement from vaudeville performers telling tne how valuable and useful the BUDGET has been to tbem. You Will mske no mistake in sending mr my latest Iswie, MADISON'S BUDGET No. 14, which uuntains by far lhe beat comedy material i have ever written. The contents Include 9 monologues, in acts for 2 males, 7 Bketulie* for male and female, ' 2 parodies, a great minstrel first part, a 1 act tarce, besides Hketuhes for two females, for raalo quartettes; alsn hundrtdeor new gags and "sidewalk patter" Jokes. 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