The New York Clipper (November 1912)

22 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. i on* nun*** a aw*n ■ft] 1 machine tamed 1 machine earned 1 machine earned 1 machine earned 1 machine earnrd 1 machine earned 1 machine earned Above figurea will customers. Write fir. 850 la 188 wm kt, 1001 *I7 013 la 20 werk*, 1003 «10.092 la 25 weeks, 1000 f 1(1,017 la 27 weeks, 1007 f«12.802 la 27 weeks, 1008 f 10 812 In 25 weeks, 1009 * 18,521 la 28 werk., 1910 be verified to prospective lor catalogue and prlcea to C. W. PA R K E R Leavenworth. Km. SPANGLES. 91.00 PER POUND GOLD OB BILTBB Cotton Tights, pair 11.00 Worsted Tlgbts, pair .. 2.00 Plaited Bilk Tights, pair 2.25 Best Silk Tights 1 onft 0 Inch cotton topaf "• O0 LIVING PICTURE BDIT8 Calf, Tblgb aod Hip Paddings. Oold aod Silver Trlmmlngi Bend deposit and route with order THE BOSTON IIEGALIA CO.. 887 Washington 8t.. Boston, Maw FRANK MYDEN THEATRICAL C08TUMER 149 W. 36th St. - - New York Tel., lf>81-Qreeley. Modern downs, Costumes (or Sister and Girl Acts; Ankle and Short Dresses on band. 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Lends, Heavies, Char, and O. B. WANTED, Three Lady Musicians Violin, Cello, Cornet; those doubling piano pre- ferred; to join vaudeville set. TnoRo having vaudeville experience preferred. Advise by mail lowest salary. Address GVS SUN BOOKING EXCHANGE CO, Springfield, Ohio. WANTED AT ONCE TIIOMIIONB, double Stage or Orchestra; TUBA to double Piano or Ilouble Baas] PIANO to double Band; Good TRAP DRCMMElt; Good CORNET, B. and O. J- F». HOULE PEN. DEL., - IQWBIL, MASS. WANTED, For MURDOCK BROS. COMEDIANS YOliMi LADY PIANO PLAYER. If yon do a spe- cialty, wire. Bond photo which will be returned. i.iuly to work In big Wire Actnextseason, that can do other acts write. Band Men that double Piano write. Never close. Wanted, Singing and Dancing Soubretto. Address St. JohnBbury, vt., Nov. 14-17; Lyndenvllle, Vt., Nov. 18-23. AT LIBERTY IN Write or wire. J. W. NEDROW, Mlllorsburg, Ohio Poets. Authors Gat Cash for Your Songs and Starlos MUSIC BALES CO., *7-4, St. Lonls, Mo. 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Address FRED ELZOR. Mlllen, Ga., Nov. 18; Qarfleld 18, Orayuiunt 10, Stlllmorc 20. WANTED TO BUT Olio Velvet Drop Price must be low. State size. C. A. LICK, New Theatre, Fort Smith, Ark. CiUP MfiNfFV On Small Printing OrVVEi mUilEiI semi copy for estimate. HURD OF SUARl'SBDRQ, In Iowa, Show Printer. VAN FLEET 47 WEST S8th STREET, NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. The new offerings week of 11 are: "The Man Higher Up," at the Walnut; "Man and Super- man," at the Broad; Eddie Toy, in "Over the River," at the Chestnut Street Opera House, and "The Pink Lady." at the Forrest. Business at the down town houses last week was very good. METHoronTAN orm Housi (Alfred Hiegerle, mgr.)—The operatic schedule for the current week consists of "Alda" 11, and "Hamlet" 13. Last week'a performances of "Blgoletto 4. "Masked Boll" 6, "Cricket on the Hearth," the flrst American presentation. 7; "Blgoletto" at the matinee and "Carmen" at the night perform- ance, were all splendidly sung, to brilliant audi- ences. _ . LrsiO (Messrs. Shubert. nigra.)—E. H. Soth- ern and Julia Marlowe were accorded an enthusl- aatlc welcome last week by splendid bouses. Their Shakespearean repertoire Included the plays In which tbey are best known, and It wis an Intellectual treat for the audiences. The second and last week starts 11. Asctpni (Messrs. Shubert, mgrs.) — "Bunty Pulls tho Strings" tally came up to the expecta- tions of tbe capacity bouses Inst week. The play is full of genuine humor, and Is ably Interpreted by a cast. In which Molly Pearson and Ethelbert Hales stand out most prominently. The second week begins 11. Cmjswdt Sth»£7t Opraa Housa (Nixon A Zim- merman, mgrs.)—Betla Foy, la "Over the River," makes Its local bow 11. ''Robin Hood" departed, 9, after two weeks of One business. Bboad (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs.) —"Man and Superman" stcrta, 11, a two weeks' stay. Robert Hllllard, la "Tbe Argyle Oise," bad three weeks of line business, ending 9. Oarbick (Nixon ft Zimmerman, mgrs.)—"The Wonion" continues as a very popular attraction, us It Is coiiMrtcrcii one of the heat of tbe Belasco offerings. The third week starts 11. WatNur (Harris ft Howe, mgM.)—"Tbe Man Higher Up" receives Its local nremtoit ll. "Louis- iana Lou'a" successful run of four weeks came to (in end 9. Fosrbst (Nixon A Zimmerman, mgrs.)—"The Pink Lady" 11 and week. Kitty Gordon, In "Tbe Enchantress," scored a big success last week, similar to tbe reception tt received last season. (Ihkst.mit (Frank Williams, mgr.)—Tbe Or- pheum .took produces "Tbe Eternal City" 11 and week. "Checkers" was revived last week in a breezy manner to unusually Sne houses. William Ingersoll played the leading role In a superb man- ner. Carolyn Gates was very winsome as Pert, Virginia Howell was entirely at home ss Cynthia. while Wllmir Walter, as Push Miller, and Walte- Lewls. as Arthur Kendall, were all that could be desired. Amkiiwan (James Wall, mgr.)—The stock of- fering week of 11 Is "The Sign of the Cross." "Raines" was a very popular drawing card last week with the big houses. John Lorens gave a very clever portrayal of the title role, and was ably assisted by Grace Huff and the supporting company. National (James M. Kelly, mgr.)—The Kllmt ft Oatsolo stock puts on "Tony, tbe Bootblack," 11 and week. "The Cowboy and the Squaw" was very generously applauded by flue houses last week. Madge Heller and Marcus J. Hoefs were entirely acceptable In tho leading roles. Grand (Stair ft Ilavlln, mgrs.)—"The Call of the Heart" 11 and week. "The Dingbat Family" was the biggest kind of a hit 4-9, to,crowds that completely filled tbe big auditorium. Rich Mc- Allister was a very fuuny Dingbat, and he carried off the honors. Tbe musical numbers in the show are particularly good and add greatly to its success. Habt's (John W. Hart, mgr.)—Paul Burna' stock. In "Nellie, the Beautiful Oloak Model," 11-10. "A Bagged Hero" met with keen approval from line bouses last week. Ksti'inio (B. J. Ilulkley, mgr.)—The Bohemian Ilurlesquers arc due 11 and week. The Jardln de Paris Girls held forth lust week, to good houses. Leo Stevens'presented a lot'of original comedy, and was amply repaid by big applause. Lydla Jospy won the headltner of the female con- tingent. Queen* of the Folles Bergere follow. TnooAOERO (Suui Dawson, mgr.)—The Merry Maidens will be on hand week of ll: High Life lit Bnrlenquo was the big hit with the capsclty houses last week. Pat White and Carl Henry are overloaded with the right kind of burlesque comedy, and they had no difficulty In furnishing the laughs. The Lsdy Buccaneers 18. Casino (Ellas ft Koenlg, mgrs.)—The London Belles are tenants 11 and week. The Danlera gave the liveliest kind of a ahow last week, to crowded houses. Pete Ourley la the live wire of the shov»i-*and he pervades It from the start to the finish. Kitty Mitchell, who Is a Philadel- phia girl, had also lots ct good things to offer. The -Golden Crooks next. - • ■ ■ O.irsrrr (John P. Eckhsrdt, mgr.)—Mollle Will- iams and her own company 11 and week. The College Girls wore voted the best show of tbe season, last week, by the big bouses. Abe Rey- nolds, May Florence Linden, Dan Coleman and Beatrice are n quartette of fun producers that aee to it that there uro very few dull momenta. The llehniiin Show follows, B. F. Keith's (H. T. Jordan, mgr.)—Jessie Buslcy is the headllner. 11-10, of a diversified bill which Includes: Joe Jackson, Wynn and Russon, the Berlin Madcaps, Fay, Salcys and Fay, tbe Three Ernests, James F. MacDonald, Young and April, and moving pictures. Wm. Pr.NN (Wm. W. Miller, mgr.)—Week of 11: Max Hart's Six Steppers, the Three Lyres. Lo Veen's Roman Sports, Olark and Verdi, and moving pictures. Nixon (Fred'k Leopold, mgr.)—Week of 11' Nat Oarr, Pearl Evans and company, Cubam leopards, Hong Fong, Browning -and Lewis, Musical Molds, and moving pictures. LinsnTT (It. W. Taylor, mgr.)—Week of 11: Daisy Harcourt, Mile. Adgle, Whipple nouston and company, Inxlls and Redding, Morelte Slaters, tbe Four Glovlnls, and moving pictures. KBraToKrs (M. W. Taylor, mar.)—Week of 11: Tote's "Motoring." Emmet Welch and company, Rdwnrd Llndsley and company, Sampaon and Douglas, Kennedy and Farley, the Staraeros, and moving pictures. Duuont's (Frank Dumcnt, mgr.)—The feature lost week was a new burlesque, entitled "Jeff an-l Mutt In Mexico." in which all handa furnished the fan. Eddie Cassady also put on a new sketch, na did Tommy Harris and George Bradley. There was also the weekly change of songs and jokes In the flrst part. Guano. FonaPAtoii's, Aliiivmu, Oltmma. VicroniA. Palaob, Coioniai* Bijou anp Allb- oiibnt give vandevlllo and moving pictures. M0TIB. Keith's. Oabino, QATBtrr, Eiinbi and Troca- deio all held midnight shows on election night, to capacity returns. Ah aouksubnt of sale was recorded Inst week for tbe properties D424 to 5430 Germontown Avenue which will be acquired by Fred O. Nlion- Nlidllnger for a $127,250 consideration. A the- atre designed by Marshal ft Fox, of Chicago, to cost $150,000 will be erected there, Tub moving picture house, Nos. 6123-25 tier- mantown Avenue, a short distance from this proposed Bite, has been sold by Edward Kall- mann to Howard Sowden for $80,000. It meas- ures DO by 200 feet. Kittt Gordon, while filling an engagement in this city last veek, was robbed of jewels to the value of S0O0 by a sneak thief who obtained en- trance to Iter apartments la tbe Hotel Walton by means of a false key. Carbundalc, I'n,-Grand (F. R. TrallOB. mgr.) "The Common Law" Nov. 8. "Officer 000" Is booked for an early date. Savoi (Benny Rent-on, mgr.) — Big business three times dally, with blgh class vaudeville and pictures. Bill for week of 11: Miller Brothers, Boas and Sumner, Ragauinnl, Levett and Falls, Laslla and Ardell, Douglass and Douglass, Helen Beck, and four reels of up-to-date pictures, clinnged daily. Fauii.t OVIugcnflcId ft Collins, mgrs.)—Three shows dally, to good business. Bill for week of 11 Includes: Loralne Webster, Header and Lester, Blue Ribbon Trio. Clara Cubltt. Wilson, June LaV-iy, Belhah and Beltiab, Potts and Temple, and three reels of pictures. Idbal (L A. Farrell, mgr.)—Lynott'a Orches- tra aiid four reels of Alms, changed dally. The Meredith Male Quartette was an added attraction 0. Big business, Gsm (Alphonso Slrrlannl, mgr.)—Mechanical orchestra, animated weekly service, nnd tour reels of the best film products, changed dally. Victoria and PxoPLar'B, under tho management of Louis Matute, are doing good business with mechanical orchestra, the Lynott Players, and tour reels of feature pictures, ATTRACTIONS AT THE NEW YORK THEATRES. November ie MOULIN ROUGE Formerly New York Theatre. ' Eves. 9.10. Mats. Wed. and Sat. NEW AMSTERDAM w 2E r %LSSF t Eves. 8.18. Man. Wed. and Sat. 2.11. KLAW ft ERLANGER Present The Count of Luxembourg A aJSSS o"e MERR^Wlffw^' T TDUDTV 42d St. near B'way. Mats. Wed. LlDHIt 1 X and Sat., 2.16. KLAW ft ERLANGER Present MILESTONES By ARNOLD BENNETT and EDWARD KNOBLAUCH. As played to crowded houses at The Royalty Theatre, London. COLUMBIA THEATRE BROADWAV, 47th STREET S v This week, RUNA WAY fitHiJL GAIETY CC B'way and 46th St. Ergs. 8.30 Mats. Wed. and Sat., 2.80. JOHN CORT offers C.O.D. 99 A NEW AMERICAN FARCE IN 4 ACTS, By FREDERIC CHAPIN. F. F. Plotter's Sth Ave. B*vrayA2Sth«t. Dally Mat,. 26c. Eves. 2fio to $1 2 CONCERTS Son'., 2.16 k 8.15 Ail-Star Bills JULIUS STEGER, «■* throbbing heart atoij. 'JUSTICE;' Flavin Arearo, Klmberly ie Hour, Horn. 4c Pulton, Walter S.. (Rube) Dickin- son, J. C. Nugent & Co., Clarence Wilbur, Olllln, Ergottl i> Lilliputians. Phone 8420 BT TIMCIflJint W. of Broadway. ' * — llpanl Evg. 8.20. Mats. Wed. and 42d St. jifcaVia. w^aTa^ yo aaJar. Thoatrei WITHIN THE LAW THE AMERICAN PLAY COMPANY Announces A NEW PLAY of TO-DAY NOTABLE OAST OF WELL KNOWN PLAYERS. GEO. M. GEO, M. PAH III THEATRE, Broadway*4SdStreet ■JVIIrlll Evgs. 8.15. Mats. Wed ft Sat., 2.16 COHAN and his own Company In MR. COHAN'S LATEST COMEDY "BROADWAY" JONES HIPPODROME flth At., 4*44. Dally Mat. at 2. Best Seat* , g UNDER MANY FLAGS ENTIRELY NEW SPECIAL'IUKS WINTER GARDEN ?SlSoFST» MlTllRlfU lues-. Thurs. and 8a .. •*• r k The Passing Show ol; 1912 Beginning Wednesday, Nov 2n Herti-nde Hoffmann,'Broadway in p„ rI , BROADWAY T ^& P S^^?5- Evga., 8.15. Mats., Wed. and Bat! uT Dove of Peace Book and Lyrics By WALLACK H :\vim William A. PI A YHOUSr" «" h *■»' <* H'trar Brady's * LA I IHSUdL 1 p no „ e , .,, ;> ,' *»J Evgs. 8.16. Mats. Wed., Thurs. and Sal 2?* Little Women Wednesday Matinee, Heat seats $i.m, William Collier' 1 aflniBiAiii.T 4l8t ' E8atof B'way. Phone • lOlflCflV „ «« Bryant. F.v.8.». m. iVi 3 ¥. Rtt ' Tlle »" T|1IIW - * Sat 2.15. Tnes. ft Thorn. Matinees, Best Seats Km Uranvllle Barker's LoatOlM MinwaVy |, Fanny's First Play 42d, W. of B'way, Phone 62lfl Bryant. WILLIAM FA W Mlsll Evgs. I Hats. Wed. »3 IA Sat, 2.00. REPUBLIC West 42d St. Eves. 8.16. Mats. wed. ft Sat., 2.if.. WILLIAM ELLIOTT and DAVID bELASCO Present "THE (iOVffilin LADY" A play In three acts and an epilogue In "Chllds'," by ALICE BRADLEY. THEATRE. W. 44th St. . Mats. Thurs. and Sat. at 2.1S. ID BELASCO presents Frances Starr lo a new play, by EDWARD LOCKE THE CASE OF BECKY DA *>1T MthSt..Col.Circle. Evgs. 8.16. Mat. »« lI "» Wed. Sat., 2.16. Wed. Mat., 60o.-$l.M JOHN CORT PRESENTS A Romantic Operetta, In Two Acts, THE GYPSY By FIX LEY It LTJDERB R8HAH Presents -r-» ~ mtlon of Sh Bkeapeare.. JULIUS C2ESAR With acaatof prominent stars. IncludlngMr Payer- sham. Frank Keenan. Tyrone Power Fuller Melllah Miss Julie Opp and a company of 200 people . ' Evgs. 8.16. Mats. Thurs. aud Sat., 2,16. -"— ~»» - «.u«.w. v B , w 'Phone 178 Bryant. Thurs. Mat., Heat Seals *l W LEW FIELDS Presents ' ' WIIJ.I A HI COLLIER »ftg NEVEB SAY DIE 48thSt.Theatre?i 'Phone 4086 Bryant. Haxine Elliott's TIIEA., SOIh Bet. B'way andeihAve. Evgs. 8.80. Mats. Wed. ft Sat. 2.30. H. II. FRAZEE presents JAMES MONTGOMERY New Comedy READY MONEY B'way and 80th St. Evgs 'Phone 8846 Oreeiey Matinees Wed., ft Sat. 2.16. CASINO Evgs. 8.10. Matinees Wed., ft Sat. ? e Merry Countess AQTflP B'way A 46 St. rVOlUn Wed. A Sat. 2.1 Eve. 8.16. Matinees Wed. ft Sat. 2.16. Tel, 281 Bryant, COHAN A HARRIS. Lessees and Managers COHAN ft HARRIS Present no's the MR. DOUCLAS IN "HAWTHORNE FAIRBANKS THE ll. S. A. B. F. KEITH'S 6BEATER NEW YORK CIRCUIT COLONIAL III ISHWM IK ALHAMBRA CRKHCENT BRONX UREENPOINT OHPHEUM OOTHAM MINNIE DUPREE "TheLlttleParlslenne" Relne Davles, The Flva P. Wade, B. F. KEITH'S UNION SQ. THKATRE. B'way 4 „„ 14lh St. Phone 3400 !K2*» "L ohn Stuyvcsant. Mutlnce] Hnrr F Breen, jonnny Dally 26c.; Nights, l'oril, Pnal.011 A Uoldle, 260. to tl.OO. iThe Ballots. MURRAY HILL THEATRE ■iKilngtnn Ave. and 1-4.1 St., N. V. This week, COLUMBIA BURLESO^VERS C 39th STREET E»S Ergs. 6.18. Mats. Friday and Sat., 2.16. Annie Russell's Old English Comedy Co. SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER Zl niTV'C "'way ft SOtb. 'Phone 6973 Had. Su. IS A Li I O Evgs. 8.16. Mats. Wed. ft Sat. 2.16. A New Mimical Play Entitled ,' THE RED PETTICOAT UCICII I nil/CI I and a t:«mpanj With nLLtll LUulLL of lavontes. CElITIJRYTHEABE fl2d ?pi,oK.^ Vt ' 8, Evgs., 8.10 sharp. Mills., Wed. anil Snl., 2.10. Prices, US Cents to $1.00. T»[ DAUGHTER OF HEAVEN By PIERRE LOTI and JUDITH (iAUTlKK_ Will laV*a Broadway A nothSt. Evgs.,120 ITJIaiLAvli 3 Mats., Wed. d'op.) and Sat., 2.20 Last Week at this Theatre. JOS. M. OAITKS PRESENTS a New Comedy ofSel "OUR WIVES" With HENRY liOI.Iil.lt Hon., Nov. 18 - B1NONB FOR SALE, A 5 ROOM HOUSE ONE HOUR OUT OF NEW YORK t Central Park, I*. Will sell tt on easy terms. House ready to move lato. <iulrk. DAW SHERMAN. Sherman Lake, Davenport Cealre, I. Murphy's Comedians, No. 3 A No. f LEADINO WOMAN S^V-I 0 .?? ftn i 1 g ? od l00 J tl , D s'- Send photo, to bo returned. Worn tho year around. State age, weight, height and salary -Salary Is absolutely sore, Address „ ,..„«, BERT MELVILLE, Manager, Smlthvllle, Texas, Nov. 11 to 10; Bastrop, Tc.wa, 18 lo»_ JACK B RON SON, LEAD*. Height oft., weight looibs., age 24. MARGARET 8WANDER BRON80N. SOUBRBTTBJ AND INGENUES. Height 6ft. 8ln., weight 1201IW-. «•" Wardrobe and ability. Stocks, rep. or one nlghtor. SUMNER CARVER, cornet or alto in band,'oeHi01borii'B» 11 " Address JACK BROWSOW, pare Murphy Comedians. ManaileltL U FOR PERMANENT STOCK Address, WiCAVIttS A ILL. ■ NIAGARA llf"-, s»WI>UI*. '^- 8-MINUTE— For I3TCO laa-aae-MlNUTl B!sfW«S tli ^SSfSJSSSn, y? m u£ au>b Team > Bl8t «r Team. Comedian and Boubrette. Rtoett fS83&*S£^lB&lTmVmnm Stralghtand UeUw. Also BI0HT-MINOTB M iiN0Lj- ;t0 . DATE KRlSlll• & ?«?&' Insh ' ? 1Uy Kld - Hebr,!W and 0 ld «> ld - Ef e f y » ct 8n 0,lI , (i 1:1 Send W wAiJs sajhkam. 60o. eacn or any fonr tor tl.60. OashorM o No alamos! Other material. «"£'. catalogues and enthusiastic t*attnioiilala; ^&^gW^nS^SSU,n^ ultt M