The New York Clipper (October 1912)

OCTOBER 12 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 23 lei tafii minis«it terns "dk m subb-a. m himid THE M05T WONDERFUL 50NG OF THE ACE 'AND THE ONLY MILLION COPY "HIT"OF 1912 ! Put over by Montgomery and Moore, Maud Lambert, Courtney Sisters, 5 Madam Sherry Shows I Other "hits" that are "cleaning un": "YOU CAN'T EXPECT KISSES FROM ME" SOTElW 'WHEN I MET YOU LAST NIGHT in DREAMLAND" Maud Lambert's Latest "Hit" TEXAS PRANCE" A " s "OH YOU GEORGIA ROSE" Lee White and Geo. Perry's "Knockout" .uv„o mnnut "NEXT SUNDAY AT NINE" Alexander and Scott's New "Hit" "MAMMY'S SHUFFLIN DANCE" "YOU'LL NEVER KNOW the GOOD FELLOW I'VE BEEN" "STOP that BEAR CAT SADIE" MP" Urate Wilson's "Hit" ALL NIGHT LONG -The- Overnight" Sensation WIN Ross Iter Is now spoken of as the Haw does he do it? Publisher Prof. Copies S£ WILL 136 W. LAKE 8T. CHICAGO, ILL. LEO WOOD N. Y. Selling Agt. 1367 BROADWAY Show Printing Look at theie prices for cash with order. No ntil - mentu made U. 0.1). Union workmen, Union Label. 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She la rapidly gaini- ng In strength, but will not be able to play until after the holidays. We have organized the Little-Rogers Concert Co.. and will tour Michigan until Miss Rogers Is able to play again. The roster of concert company is: Alice Griffin, reader; Milton- Powers, con- tralto; E. Vera Walters, accompanist, and Sutton, "the boy" violinist; W. M. Little, manager. Dick Mitchkll and Oban? Hazel, who are In their eighth week of the Western Vaudeville Association time, are booked through to the Coast. TBI Hbndhix and Belli Iulb Co., pre- senting a revised version of the old school act, playing the Miller time, is now on Its third week at the Empress Theatre, Joplln. Mo., a split week ho.ise. It Is a feature act and a laugh from the opening to the finals, and packing the house at every performance. Smith and Qllis have boon re-engaged at the Casino Theatre, The Dalles, Ore., In- definitely, to put on acta and musical comedies. Al. Mack, one of our foremost comedy writers, has returned to his office, after a three months' vacation, and expects to have a still better season than last, which was hla most successful one since In business. Mr. Mack's acts were highly commented on last season abroad, as well aa throughout this country, but feels confident of making this season the banner one of his career. Barrett and Swinbodbnb arrive! In New York Sept. 28, having closed B successful trip over the Western vaudeville time. frank "Bud" Williamson- Is doing his single act, "Smart Fooling," oa the Butter- Held time In Michigan. Thb Blondix Show cabs were robbed night of Sept. 24. The thief got away with a valuable package of papers belonging to Leo BJondin, deeds, abstracts, receipts, in- surance polMes that will no doubt be de- stroyed. He also got a $00 gold watch and chain of Mrs. Blondln, nnd two watch fobs, made of gold coins of various denominations. The coins could be twisted off and wed. Any one helping to convict tho thief will re- celvo a liberal reward. . . W. B. Shebuan, who 1* playing Orpheum acts at his Grand, Calgary, Can., will assume the management of the Medicine Hat Opera Houae. ■"The Gibl" will be presented at the Union Square, New York, Oct 14, with Hall Mc- Allister, Cyril Young and Albert Lasbe In the Frank Cloud and his "Quaker Doctor's" company report doing fine bualneaa, with J. J. Ray, Andy and Jennie Adams and Frank L. Hlgglns as the principal fnnmakcrs, with James Murray presiding at the piano. • Annie Hart Is doing well In her new act, "Mrs. Flannagan's Honeymoon," assisted by S, F. McKlnny. Edith Price and W. C Kelly, he played the Wm. Penn Theatre last week to a big hit, and Is at the Allegheny, Phila- delphia; this week. She has been booked solid since Aug. 10. William O'Dat writes: "I am with the Barry Vaudeville Co., playing the role of an old sea captain. We opened our 060500 at the Park Theatre, Youngstown, 0. The act was a big hit." ' Latpo and Benjamin are In their sixty- ninth week for the W. V. M. A. They are at present paying out the Inter-State .Circuit and doing welt The meeting of the Fidelity Booking Ofllccs Circuit house managers, announced for Oct. 1, was unavoidably postponed uutll Oct. 16. Boy Marshall, of Blatfngton, Pa., and Frank Nichols, ot Derby, Conn, have been suggested to replace Messrs. Thomas and Beaard on the provisional committee. Among tho many new acts now playing Fi- delity time appear the names of Simple Simon Musical Comedy Co. (nine people), Harry Leander and company, Little Lytton and her blondeB. Adelo Kornfs and her seven players, Robertl's animals, Will Hcbort and Langlay Sisters Frederick and Vernlta, wire experts; Aerial Harbours, Eva Allen and company. Great HaYco and company, Les- palgcs, Harvard and Cornell, Marlowe and Axzell, McDonald Bros., Oertle Laclalr and her Picks, Temple Girls' Quartette, the Four McDonalds. Lelsch's lions, Lopez Marimba Duo, Twin Anderson Slaters, the Harwoods, West Sisters, Capt. Jack Bonlvlta, Fred Webber, Pete Lamar. Benway and Dayton opened for the Fam- ily United at the Family, Pittsburgh, Sept. 28, and are well booked ahead. The act, they write, Is a hit. Bob Cobtlby, of Costley and Ross, writes: "Vera Ross, of the above team, after spend- ing two months at her home, Springfield, III., with her parents, returned to the act Sept. 22. She Is now In Detroit, doing a 'single' over the Sefton Circuit, as I am temporarily engaged with the Wheeler Com- ely Four." Dick Jess informs us that the novelty cabaret he ran Sept. 27, at Bennett's, 440 WestchcBter Avenue, and the Old Heidel- berg Palm Garden, 872 East One Hundred ana Forty-third Street, were a great suc- cess. Owing to tile extensive advertising done for both places, It was Impossible to handle the immense crowds who sought ad- mission, and hundreds had to be turned away. ThcBe shows, with new talent every week, have become a regular feature of these places, and are constantly gaining In popularity. Johnny and Ella Oalvin, who, for the past rive years, have been Identified with the production of musical comedies In repertoire, have arranged a tabloid version of "Little Miss Mix-Dp" for vaudeville, opening in Ot- tawa, III., on Sent. 20. The attraction was a big success, ana the Galvlns will remain In vaudeville during this season. Twenty-five people are carried with the act, together with a special sixty foot baggage car of acenery and effects for a complete musical production. Mat Tohb and Hamid's Seven Abaiiian Achouatb are playing tho Fidelity Booking Offices' time. Anoeb and Hanlby write: "We have signed with the Johnny and Ella Oalvin company, In vaudeville, doing our new spe- cialty. The act Is booked solid, and from Indications will be a big success." We-Chok-Br, the Sioux Indian girl, who recently closed a succeesful engagement at Fargo, N. Dak., received from Geo, H. Web- ster routings over his entire circuit, with the Fisher and Levy time, which takes her to the Coast, making her bookings solid for one year, under the personal directions of Mr. Webster. During the three weeks that she hss played the Webster time she reports the engagements as perfectly satisfactory and pleasant. Ruth Hoyt, In private life the widow of Dave Murphy, has opened a theatrical board- ing house at IS West Blddle Street, Balti- more, Md. Hahky Emherson, of the vaudeville team of Emmcrson and Fourge, is resting at Sara- nac Lake, having been ordered there by his physician. Harry has. gained in weight since his arrival at the lake, and hopes to be en- tirely well In a short time. Hilly Habt and bis two Circus Girls, In- cluding a prima donna and a soubrette, start rehearsals this week for the new act JOHN l„ WKIIKll All HI HKIIT 1,. WKIIKll WORKS IMPORTERS AND MANUPAOTURBRS, 143 NO. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, U. 8. A. 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