The New York Clipper (November 1912)

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ADER, Lawyer 6 No. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO A VAUDEVILLE ACT for 9 1 l'6lt7;v^ H ,\/;,?» ro < 1 '«s (tlio latest). 8 Corned/ Recitations and Crossfire Sketch fw Male Team-AL JJJ?j£* DOLLAU, HERB MONAIIAN, Vaudeville Author, Brockton, Moss. TOBACCdHABlfRra JOraali «m ,» Wl i mfvnt "; , li '. , '»r»Mlle,bni«ih i Unas.aim a. n » offer . «<.„ u |, lc , ...runted remedy f« W**.;* •"»« V i~«lL..lMri olei if loki.ee. o, 1Bll «r, 0.1. m.a la 10 c.n u.o l»l«M. .lllxml .|>|i.rcat lulurjj lo "J. 0 'i,™i. Jlllti! »afi injore. the he.iih le. .cv.r.i an 11ial| i i i * dj ii a i j assar»iBSj|gin sajfc«nlB: •sUtaaj sjanrnsh « eilur moeasiriiWi .en.«tloo In .urates, e«asu»ati.»vacM«*Dr., week eje«, lo htert f.llurr, Iftjfcnl, rwlns ullUBfll* "d •**' I". 8TOP RUimND YOUR * vSffssBfiSSfflffTff^^ LIFE Spag!!lia a!-»fs'l sj!li Th.oorr.«n«ihod m. ella.la.te Ike .leollne «*••■ '""> «■• "J"7« on »«it- gigJL^ Jgg 'adsggSsrwysaiMSiig tanrVME irtiimt ■!»•;• in w»V'"■»''*■. K2S^5m«i»»Mtta ' R E E .^ "" """"■"•"■I S d.». HeUod. meioM.I»e, reliable. Alto 8eeret Metkod tor HSVHrlaS »"" ■■ "■"' rJ Bgg^a jilm hll keowledae. roll pull.ulu.lDoludlnim; book on Toi.ee. «« "»« ™"J, IT «' CTjg SflfelSs. I>.nl d.I.r. KeelllM.; .hollo olk.r.. Thl..dr. m.J rid .ppeUMJIn. Wjjll" « ?>•> ■»•" Mlrc " EDWARD J. WOODS, 0348lxth Av., 438 H, MewYork, M.Y. OUT OF TOWN HEWS CINCINNATI. With "The Garden of Allah" closing a pre- tention! fortnight at Music Hall, and two strong new plnys at downtown thotrcs, the election week lest ot capacity for pitrouage wai as severe as posnlble. 0&AND Ofksa Housa (John IT. Harlln, mrr.)— Wm. II. Craw Is coming Not. 11, In "The Sena- tor Keeps House." James K. Haekett found The Grain of Dust" a pretty good magnet. "Gypsy Lore" 18. Ltbio (James K. Fcnnessy, mgr.)—Robert Man- toll comes 11, In a Shakespearean reTlTal, opening In "Julius Osar," and presenting "King Lear," "Merchant of Venice," "Macbeth," "Othello," "Hamlet" and "Richard III." Molly Hclntyre was as refreshing; In "Bunty Pulls the Btrlars" os an American Beauty rose. Big audiences crowded the house all week. James Montgomery's "Heady Money" comes 17. B. P. Kami's (Char.'ee L. Doran, mgr.)—Lily Langlry (Lndy de Bathe) will be the houHlner 10. la "Helping tho Cause." others: Wlllanl Slmms and company. In "Fllnder's Furnished Flat;" Wellington Cross and Lois Josephine, the I'ito- Mowalts, Musical Gordon Highlanders, Harry Atkinson, Will Dillon, and the Marlow-Aldo Trio. 1'athc'g Weekly. Wilnot Srarar (W. F. Jackson, mgr.)—"A Pool There was," with W. L. Gibson and Elsie .Tone Wilson, comes 10. Splendid sited audiences cnjcjcU "TLe Frolics of 1912" Isst week, with Rube Welch and Kitty Francis ns moving spirits. The whirlwind dancing of the Ynltoa proved an In- terpolation that was appreciated. "The Rosary" Rurnsss (George F. Fish, mgr.) — Frances Clare, with her Eight Girl Friends, ore head- liners, 10, coming with Guy Bawaon, In "Just Kids.'' Others: Artie Nelson and Miss Floye, llagn Luteins, Laurence and Edwards, In "The New Al.itnnan;" De Mlchels Brothers, snd the Four l.ukens. Gaumont's Weekly. Obphsuu (Isaac M. Martin, mgr.)—Ned Wal- burn's "Vacation Days," with George Ebner, i:ilr.abeth Atayne snd Ibe Eight English dancers are the topliners 10. Dorothy Vaughn, the Co- lonial Trio, Bert Ross, Elbel Kirk snd Billy rogarty, the Four Jnnoswkles. Ted Bailey snd bli nontne: dogs, and the Gsuoront pictures arc other features. UcuuK's Oteba Ilousn (James ]■:. Day, mgr.) —The Whllhat Troupe and Constance Graham were cards last week. The John Lawrence Play- ers still hold forth twice a week. Motion pic- tures. OnwiN (Ernest Otto Schmld, mgr.)—"Die Fuent Fninkfurters" will be given Its premiers 10, by the German Theatre Co. Musto Huu-"The Garden of Allih" closed Its fortnbrbt of ever lncresslng hualness by pre- senting the great spectacle to large audiences. ProrLS'8 iJun:cs E. Fennessy, mgr.)—Moulin Roin-e arrives 10, following a week of the Wblrl of Mirth. "In Cartoon Land" proved a noveltr for a starter, with Eddie Collins as the chief runmnker. Alice Waller, Ethel Vernon and Fanny St. Olalr arc splendid aides. Stars of Stsge- Innd 17. Standard (It. K. Hynlcks, mgr.)—The Social Maids arrived 10, chaperoned by Joe Burtlg. , "We, Us and Co. In Paris" was the bit ot the Queens of Paris, Introduced by Jacobs and Jermon. 'Che tbrec comedians, Al. H. Halt, Hurry Keler sud Harry K. Morton, were right up to the min- ute. Ads Avers, the Flfl of the csst, Is magnetic. snd Klnre Hendriz, "Bsby" snd Pam Lawrence and Rose Reading are clever sides. Tail Girls 17. i.vikum. Family, New Centuht and Avoi- toiiium, motion pictures and vaudeville. AUTUMN NOTTS. A srecur. Election Day matinee, Tuesday, wnu given to accommodate the demand to see "Bunty Pulls Ihc Strings," st the Lyric. Election nioiit audiences were large, and st the burlesque and vaudeville houses two sbowB were given. Ktiikl Bosh, who disappeared from her Broad- way home, is believed to have gone Into vaude- ville. She was eighteen, and had stago Inclina- tions Tub United States Marine Bsnd gnre two con- certs at the Emery Auditorium, 8. Till OtiambuT of Commerce gave s luncheon to Ernest Kunwald, the new director of the Cincin- nati Symphony Orchestra, at the Linton Hotel. l.nni.iH Savor's act, "Ths Singing Venus." was «so of the handsomest ever seen on tho Bnv nivMS stsge, OiusLSM MuRnAT, who was at the Empress, with his Sit Kids, Is s Cincinnati boy. The sketch went well. Tub orphans of the various Institutions were guests of the Victoria, to see the "Passion [May." Josspu O'Mbaba Is going to the Covington Auditorium for sn evening of dramatic readings 2u. Joseph 8ch>;nks, Cincinnati's tenor, will create tho leading role of Pomnlus, la "Pliea Sylvia," the opera by Dr. Franciscl, which has Its premtire at the Cleveland Hippodrome 10. NSI.B0N ItAMHAr, of "Bunty Pulls the Strlnxa," nddrcsaed the dramatic students st ths College of Music 8. Hamilton, O. — Grsnd (John E. McCarthy, mgr.) hill for 11 and week: Ross and 8tDwart, Ben Myers, Manion and Coombs, John A. Shep- herd, Havtland end Garner, and photoplays. Smith's (Turn A. Smith, mgr.)—"Don't Lie to Your Wife' 1 10. The Street-Bryan Stock Co. opened an indefinite engagement here 11. N0TR8.—Joe Mensel, stock comedbn st the Bi- jou Theatre, completed ten years (520 weeks), Nor. 4, luring never missed a ninglo performance, and playing six shows weekly <J. J. McClel- land, of Dayton, 0., has purchased the Princess ■notion picture theatre, and has clianited the name to Amuse The Hslopbll Stock Co. closed its engagement ot Smith's, 0. Sprlngrfleld, O.—Fairbanks (0. 0. Miller, mgr.) Nancy Boyor Oo. Nov. 11-23. Nsw Sun (Sun Amusement Co., mgrs.) —Bill for week of 11 Includes: Hanlon and Clifton, Charlotte Duncan, Marie Kinney sud company, and Moore's Summer Giils. Denver, Col.—Broadway (Peter McOourt, mgr.) "A Modern Eve" Nov. 10 mid week, OnriiBUM (A. 0. Carson, mgr.)—Bill,for 11 and week: Nat M Wills, Franklyn Ardell and company, Annlo Kent. Bowman Brothers, Berg Brothers, Three Collegians, Williams and Warner, end Patlic's Weekly. Tabob Qband (Peter McOourt, mgr.) — "The Fortune Hunter" 10 and week. E-upbbss (Geo, A. Bovyer, mgr.)—Bill for 0 and week: The incubator Girls, Arloii Quartette, Jo- seph B. McGee, Berry and Berry, Wallace's Cocka- toos, Doiin. Cooper and company, and Oaumont's Weekly. Bakes (Hsny Ward, mgr.)—Emerson-Cook .Musical Comedy Co., and vaudeville and moving pictures. Dallna, Tex.—Dallas (George Ansy, mgr.) "The Quaker Girl" Nov. 4-0, "The Confession" 7, N, "The Olrl from Toklo" S. Majestic (O. F. Gould, mgr.)—Bill for week of 4 Included: RoseH's Minstrels, Dollar Troupe, Wright mid Stanley, Alva York, Schnee and Fish, the Harmony Kings, snd the Malestogriph. Gakdkn (Brown A Stinnett, mgrs.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures week 4, to good business. Happy Hoon (Roy Dalton, mgr.)—West Avey anil musical comedy company week of 4. OuriiiUM (Roy Dslton, mgr.)—The Wilson Stock Co. and motion pictures. Note. —All houses are doing good business. Oalveaton. Tex.—-Grand (Charles Sasseen, mgr.) P>tha Williams did well Nov. 4, D. Al. G. Field's Minstrels 0. Msude Adams 8. "The Qua- ker Girl" 10. Quasi* IE. H. Fitzhugh, mgr.)—Bill week of 3 Included! Wlllnrd's "Temple of Music," Swnln's Cockatoos. Roach and McOuxdr, the Dlile Girls, Lnypo and Deujamln, and motion pictures. Busi- ness continues good. IllnM'inniton, N. Y. — Stone (Fred Glllen, mgr.) v«u<!cvvllle Nov 11-18. "Otuxr 000" 14, "The Aigelus" 10. Auuour (0. Sbcchsn, mgr.)—Vaudeville, three shows colly, changed twice a week. 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