The New York Clipper (October 1912)

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OCTOBEB 26, ■** THENEW YORK CLIPPEB. 23 MaudUinbert-s NewWalte-5on«"Hin WHEN I NET YOU LAST NICHT MLAND \i k BETtl SLIER W50N Music by W. R.WILLIAMS N.B.Tkis 15 the NEW'DREAMLAN D" Sond toe/re all TavirvJ" about DorVt Miss It ! it NEXT SUNDAY at Nl The beautiful Utile NOVELTY SONG by EVANS LLOYD OF LLOYD AND WI11TEUOU8B This is song with the ' CHIMES" effect A corking little opening song for ANY SINCLC ft. BEINE DAVES' NEW "HIT By Bernard Grossman and Rubey Cowan >* I'LL BE THERE ■■ .. TEACH ME that BEAUTIFUL LOVE P9 Another "HIT" by JOE SCHENCK AND GU8 VAN " the Million "Hit" "ID LOVE TO LIVE IN LOVELAND copy "YOU CANT EXPECT KISSES FROM "YOU'LL NEVER KNOW the GOOD FELLOW I'VE BEEN "O-U CIRCUS DAY" WRr "STOP THAT BEAR CAT SADIE" it DOWN HOME RAG" *&P$18L I.B. LOVE and KISSES TO THE "MUTTS" WHO ARE CHOKING TO DEATH FROM OUR DUST! HA! HA! Prof. Copies FREE FOR RECENT PROGRAM L The Chicago Publisher l3^jUaieSt^htoo Show Printing Look nl these prices for cash with order. No h hi p- monto made 0.0. D. Dnloo workmen, Union Label. SOU 3X8 tonlililn, a changes. 1 side, no casta, $0.00 aoM umo-nlKhta, lBlde.ochanjres, no casta, lo.to DOM 4112 to-niglita, with cast and synopsis, - 12.00 30SI4X12 to nlBhta, prluted both sides, - 16.00 10H3«I9X card heralds, .... 10.00 10H8I24 heralds, both sides lor 7x21) • 10.60 10M 12x18 heralds, 4 pp. (or 8x24, both sides) 13.60 10K ltxjl heralds,* PP- (or 10>,'x28, both sides) 17.60 MM imiies free or coupon tickets, - - - 10.00 MO half sheets, from type, black on yellow, 4.(0 100O naif sheets, black on yellow, - - . T.JO 6oo ouo shoeiB, from type, black on yellow, T.OO looo oue ahecta, black on yellow, . • • 11.00 loop tack cards, 11x14, one color, • - T.to wo carry no stock paper. Above prices are for •fecial forms from your own copy and outa. Good ► hipping facilities. Catalog: of stock cuts. Corres- pimdencc Invited. GAZETTE SHOW PKINT1KU COMPA NY. MATTOON, ILL.. U. 8^. -WURUTZER-! 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Send for price list. 05 and 07 Ellery St. Brooklyn, New Yorfc ADA LYNWOOD (ANNA DUNCAN), formerly well known In va- riety, Is requested to communicate with JAS. J. SHKVL1N, 193 Monroe St., N. Y. City. Uaudwillt notes. "oiiWANTMIUTARl GOODS?] HAND UNIFORMS. ARMY or NAVY SUITS,■ BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS. TENTS, OUN8 and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. From Government Auction. No matter what yon want In tbat line, I can supply It. New or second hand. Send for catalogno. B. B. ABRAHAMS, 222 South St., Philadelphia, Pa, I MUSIC ARRANGFT) For plftno - Bina Wnni. »-.. . *■"■"" and Orchestra. tar«^!i tt » n 5° mu8lo i fnnilo written to words. UlMT$85t& A - um * L Ud »"> Publisher). E. S. 8. IJHnNOTON, care CLIPPER.« W. 28th St., N. Y. CATALOG of Professional and Amateur Plays, Sketches, Mono- i ^i» , __'ogs,MlnstrolJokes,Recitations, DuTff! I,A? Mako-CpGooda,Etc.,8entFREE. J^^aj'tTqerald.jw Ann St. New York. 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L. i.iuiu.iN, manager of tbc Great Qulllln Kunilly, ncrobats and contortionists, writes: "I am still In business at South Columbus, <)., where I am conducting a first class cafe and grill room. A welcome hand Is always extended to the theatrical profession, and The Old Remadlb Is always on hand." Makie Kin/.iu 1b offering one of tho sea- son's successes In vaudeville, tbc comedy playlet, "Christmas Eve." In the cast are: Carl 0. Toollc, Den 11. Howe, Georgia Mun- son and Marie Klnzle, 0. A. (Dolly) Lyons and Helen Conger mourn the loss of their mother, who passed iiwiiv at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Morgan (Helen Conger), at Daven- port, la., Sept. 20. Mrs. Thompson was born In England, Oct. 30, 1842. The follow- ing performers, playing at tbe American Theatre, Davenport, acted as pallbearers: 0. Raymond Nye, W. C. Turner, Kcrd and lTimk Nobs, Mr. Shaw and E. C. Brockman. Lionel E. Lawiiencb has placed In rc- lieni'BUl a comedy playlet for vaudeville, en- titled "Getting Away with It," by George Kelly In the cast will bo: Lillian Ithoadcs, Ma till- Anbury, James Gaylor and Louise Hydmeth. Miss Sydmeth's Inst Now York engagement was with Lewis Waller, at Duly's Theatre. Whimsical Walker arrived from Eng- land lust week, and opened at tbe Empress, Cincinnati, Oct. 21. m , M m „ _ KnKD Hamilton, of Fred and Grace Hamil- ton, writes from Hot Springs, Ark., as fol- lows: "We closed our Summer season with the Jack Benjamin Co., at LlndBborg, Kan., Sept. 22. Went home to Union City, Tenn., to reBt a few weeks, and was taken down with rheumatism, so took first train here, and am glad to say tho baths have relieved me already. Hot Springs bas Improved wondcr- lully In every way. Tbe Princess Theatre is ono of the swcllcst little theatres in the South to-day, and Mr. l'cnnell, the manaper. Is a prince. 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