The New York Clipper (November 1912)

24 ftEfE NE¥ YORK CLIPPER. Novembers B.B.&B.SPEGIAL 70 Agencies in U. S. and Canada. Send for List. B-YKAIl GUARANTEE 261 n.. 11 28-ln.. 12 80-ln.. 18 82-ln.. 14. 84- In.. IB, 86-in.. 16 88-ln. 40-ln.. 18 42-ln.. 10 Round with our New Cold- Rolled Steel Binding Three-ply B. B. & B. trunk wood, hand-riveted tipping tray. SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE ,$5 deposit re- quired on C.O.D. shipments. B. B. 8c B. TRUNK FACTORY PITTSBURGH, PA. Ju rJUIS R&WMIDN B»CK Of tVtflY UNI GOSS' SHOW A CANVAS \ ■ j buck TENTS- emus FLAGS Waterproof Covers SF.1D FOR NEW anlCC «H0 SECOKO'HIND USI The J. C. GOSS ■COM!\'iT' Sketches Cletn t br1ght,iBippjr oe» Ideal. Moderate I rite l. Willi to bf Indiana ntwiptpir ■an. Allien W. V. Daaale TO YOUR order. Ashland Blk..Chicago Op.nlno Arr »n« «J I Naw Cross- Fir, Furnish-1. Acts Rs-writtso. _ _, Brian Copt of my £«w lUaiteaatrf 25c«W"FZZ" myityleofwork ■ ■■•■■ j -WURUIZER-, ORCHESlSaLBARP^ The Accepted World's Stanford Write (or beautiful Catalogue. Eaay payments. We supply lh e o* Cotrmm'l with M orical I o rtrumrn ta The Rudolph Wurlltzor Co. 571 C4(b. dnctanittl: 441 s.W.basb.Cbltai. ^Established 18(6 M TO QHHIH SHADE nCOO MAKE-UP "Not How Cheap but How Good" ■old by Leading Druggists, Coituinera, Hair Stores ■nd Dept. Mtores [U8ED MOVING PICTURE machines bought and Bold on 10 per cent, basis; Star Pin or Sprocket Wheels, 86o.: Main Sbslt, «6c.; Intermittent Shaft, 66o.; Roll Tickets, Sc. per 1,000; Condensers, 40c.; SO Carbons, $1.00; Arc Lamp, $2.26; Stereoptlcona, $12.00; Calcium Jet, (2.26; Film 1c. a foot, any length; Acetylene Jets, $2.60; Hear; Condenser Mounts, $1.10; Aabestos Wire, 6o. per foot; Wire Connector, 6c. Hundreds of other bargains. (Catalogue). L. HETZ. 308 E. 83d Street, Hew York City. TIGHT* AND SHIRTS at every description, Paddlntr, Frog, Inike and Monkey Salta, Elastic, and Cloth Supporters, Gyrj»na«tio Paaaps and Gaiter., ■pangles and Bullion Fringe. Bend tor catalogue and sample of tight*— FREE. JOHN 8PICER Successor to Splcer Bros, •ft WOODBINE ST., BKLTN. W. T. "ALIDKLLA." DANCING CLOGS Short Vamps Price, all wood sole, $4.00; , leather Shank, $5.00; de- livered free. Patent fast enlng. Man ufactured by Albsrt H. Rlemer Shot Co., Mllwiukw, Wit. —Ilff- RATES: $4.00 and np; with bath, IT. oo and np. HUII BUST, Prop. JACKSON BLVD. a HAL8TKD ST. CHICAGO CAPSULES** MIDt CATARRH and DISCHARGES Relieved la 24 Hours Each Cap- f^\ sulo bears the (MiriVi name 49* \^J/ Bmxtn of counterfeit* t^XSlSffSi •HBrgMBpitr EDW. C. WALLER Of Harris-Parkinson Co., says: "Send me another Taylor Trnnk. Would use no other make." THERE MUST BE A REASON. Send for 1013 Catalogue. C A. TAYLOR TRUNK WORKS CHICAGO. 3SE.Rs*lorphSt. NEW YORKi 131 W.SSta St, STAGE SHOES WOOD SOLE CLOGS Plain KM, - ■ $3.50 Patant Uathar • $4.60 All Colors, • • $5.00 Extra seat, will not rip. STAGE LAST In Oxfords,Slippers and Shoes. Send for Catalog: Sent C. O. D. If $1.00 per pair li advanced. FINE HAPLB DANCING MATS, made to order at 80 eta. per square foot NEELY BROS. 728 W. Madison Street Opp. Haymarfcet Theatre CHICAGO This Style B6.0O YOU SAVE MONEY in both the purchase price and In freight, by buying our 8TKKL FRAME NOPf- BHEAKA- BLK THEATRE CHAIRS. barge stock. Can ship Immediately. Several lots of Second-Hand chain for sale at especially low price* Also seating for out of door use. Ad dress Dept. K, STEEL FTJR- NITTRB COMPANY, Grand Raplda, Mloh.: New York Olty, ito 6th Ave. Boston: 224 Congress St. Polladel- phla 810 Flanders Bldg. Show Printing Look at these prices for cash with order. No ship- ments made O. O. D. Union workmen, Union Label, SOU 8X8 to-nlghts, 8 changes, 1 aide, no casts, $9.00 S0M 4x12 tonights, 1 aide, 8 changes, no casts, 10.60 SOM 4X12 to-nlghts, with cast and synopsis, - 12.00 80114X12 to-nlghts, printed both sides, - 11.00 10H8KXOS'card heralds, .... 10.00 10M 8X24 heralds, both aides (or 7x211 - 10.60 101112x18 heralds, 4 pp. (or 8x24, both sides) i3.eo 101114x21 heralds, 4 pp. (or 10X138, both sides) 17.60 SOM ladles free or coupon tickets, ■ - - 10.00 800 half sheets, from type, black on yellow, 4J» 1000 half sheets, black on yellow, - 1M 600 one sheets, from type, black on yellow, 7.00 1000 one sheets, black on yellow, - ■ • 11.00 lOOC tack cards, 11x14, one color, - - 7.00 We carry no stock paper. Above pricei are for special forms from your own copy and cuts. Good shipping facilities. Catalog of stock cuts. Corres- pondence Invited. GAZETTE SHOW PRINTING COMPANY, MATTOON, ILL.. U. S. A. Earo $35 to $500 Weekly. Study QTAfiP DANCING OIAUC SINGING VandevlUe Acts, Sketches, Drama, Make-up, Plarwrtttng. Personal in- struction by phonograph at your home If you cannot come on to New York. Write for Illustrated booklet how 8,000 students succeeded. Engagements guaranteed. Failure Impossible. Adieu Theatre School of Acting 93d St. and sth Awe., New York VAIT want fwant JL UU work - 1 YOU Would you like • steady job ssllliw my goods, star tins right sway, earning-130 a week, with a chance to be pro- moted to a poaition paying; 13.000 yearly. No experience la required. My agents have atesdy employment the year round. I am ready to give you s position rtpht now whero you c»n make Uf money quick. Just wntemea letter or poets! today sure and say: "Mail particular* oeoul (As position you off*r" and mark the address Perianal for E. M. DAVIS. President E. M. DAVIS CO., 119 Davis Block, Chicago MUSICAL GLASSES Xylophones, Rattles, Music a 1 El ectrle Bells NRW-Si-SOLOPHONE-NEW Musical Flower Pots, Coins, Fan- -- nels,HatRacks,CowBells,etc.,ctc. Catalogue and full Information on receipt of stamps. A. BRAUNEISS, 1012 Grant Ave., Rlch- mondHill. N. Y. Large List or New Professional and Amateur Plays, Vaudeville Sketches, 8ts«e Monologues, Mlnst rcl Material, Jokes, Musi- cal Pieces, Recitations, Dia- logues, Make-up Goods, etc Catalogue free. T. g. DEW1SON j CO., Dept, 17, Chicago. PLAYS MAGIC FREE 1913 MAQ10 CO., Dept. CATALOG, 208 {lages. Sendee. or Pocket Trick and particulars, 1, 249 W. 88th St., New York. MUSIC AKRAiVCIKJJ PIANO ORCHESTRA Kelodte. written to song poems. Kof.—Wltmark • SOB. W. H. NKLSOS. 188 W. 86th St, B. Y. ■a. s ■ a m -% CATALOG of Professional and I It V V Amateur Plays, Sketches, Monc- | l_Js| I aj iW' Minstrel Jokes, Reolktio_ns, duTkI FITZO r Mako-CpGoods, Etc.sentFREE! ZORRALD. so Ann St. New York. ni?AOESS,HEADN0ISES MM »"""_-Bam W~ At Irut you may rejoice In a ■■■"' anwajgw—mat spoe,|yandlastlns;eure. Unlike others Wonderfully suiw-f ill. Hook Free. DR. G. E. C0UTANT,P.0.SU.E,270 A, Ne.Tork.N.Y. THE EDISO KINETOSCOP UNDERWRITERS' TYPE B • » The final test of a motion pic- ture machine lies in its ability to project steady, clear-cut pictures while it is subjected to ceaseless grinding. To do that it must be built simply, and only the best materials can be used. The Edison, the pioneer moving picture ma- chine, is built to last. Countless experiments have shown just what materials are best suited for each part, and each part is thor- oughly tested before it is placed in the machine. Hardened steel is used in the Edison where there is the greatest strain. Every- where there is the greatest pos- sible care taken to prevent wear. Buy an Edison and let that "One Moment, Please" sign gather dust on your shelf. The exceptionally high grade lens used on the Edison gives the clear, sharp picture that your audience has a right to demand. The well balanced mechanism gives freedom from nickers. Gel an Edison, save repair bills and hold your patrons. Price, with Rheostat, 110 volts, 24-40 amperes............ $225.00 Price, with 110 volt, 00 cycle Transformer $245.00 Write to-day for full par ticulars and a copy of the Edison Kinet- ogram. IMCOSWOMIfO MC*W 237 Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J. CURRENT EDISON FILMS Nov. 12—"Salt Lake City; Utah, and Its Surroundings." 500feet Scenic. Nov. 12—"Linked Together," by Abigail Marshall. 500 feet. Com- edy. Nov. 13—"A Thrilling Rescue by Uncle Mun," by Fred E. Nankin!, the originator of "Uncle Mun." 1,000 feet. Comedy. Nov. 15—"The Old Reporter," by E. J. Montague. 1,000 feet Dramatic. Nov. 16—"Hope, 1 ' a Red Cross seal Btory, ;by James Oppenheim, produced in co-operation with the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. 1,020 feet Dramatic. Nov. 18— "Tim," by James Oppenheim. 060 feet. Dramatic. Nov. 19—"A Noble Profession," produced in cooperation with the Metropolitan and City Hospitals of Blackwell's Island, New York. 1,000 feet. Educational. Nov. 20—"High Explosives as Used in the U. S. Army. 325 feet Descriptive. Nov. 20—"Salley Ann's Strategy," by Louise Alvord. 675 feet Comedy. Nov. 22—"A letter to the Princess," being the fifth story of "What Happened to Mary," produced in collaboration with "The Ladies' World." 1,000 feet Dramatic. Nov. 23—"A Chase Across the Continent" 1,000 feet Dramatic. Nov. 25—"The Third Thanksgiving," by James Oppenheim. 1,000 feet. Dramatic. Nov. 26—"Some Rare .Specimens and a Few Old Friends, New York Zoological Park." 1,000 feet. Descriptive. Nov. 27—"The Totville Eye," by Bannister Merwin. 1,000 feet Comedy. . , Nov. 29—"The Island of Ceylon, India." Lgootowt Scenic Nov. 30—"On Donovan's Division," by W. Hanson Durham. 1,000 feet. Dramatic. TIGHTS Silk Opera Nose and Stockings ABE OCR SPECIALTY allllllTV the BKST and ■jUAlilll PRICES the LOWEST Gold and Silver Brocades, Silks, Satins Theatrical Jewelry, Spangles, etc. Sold and Silver Trimmings Catalogues and Samples upon rsqusit When asking for Catalogue, please mention what goods are wanted SIEGMAN & WEIL 77-79-81 Wooster SL, New York TBI THEATRICAL SUPPLY EMPORIUM JOSEPH NOLAN'S SONS Successors to Joseph Nolan MANUFACTURERS OI Leotards, Tights, Shirts, Pic- ture Suits. Contortion, Bear and Monkey Suits, Paddings, Elastic Supporters, Pumps. Bend tor price llat. OS and ST Kll.ry St. Biooklrsa, Hew York SCRIPT PLAYS Full length and tabloid versions. Sketches, Mono- logues, Parodies for sale and written to order. Mat, o, 805 Bangor Bnlldlng, CLKVEL.AND, O. • 05 MAflIC TRICKS *^ 0 . De r JOS. O. MB, 1183 Broadway. H. V. THEOS.D RELIABLE" |Plantens oB bLA CK C ^ ** CAPSULES IFoit CATARRH ^DISCHARGES II FOR EVERY PURPOSE 1,000 STYLES ESTABLISHED 1805 WRITE FOR CAT. No. 41 11B-117 So. Wabash Ave. CHICAGO, ILL. NEW YORK OFFICE, 1165 Broadway SEATTLE OFFICE, 508-10-12 First Ave., So. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE. 728 Mission St The A. H. Andrews YOU CAN'T DO IT ALONE Yon need onr help. We have been the direct cause of getting bigger money tor InnuiiieraWe pejg simply becauso we have made their dresses. What kind of a dresa do yon need for your acw »■— for catalogue. WOLFF, FORDING & CO., 20 Eliot St.. Boston. Mass SHORT VAMP SHOES wi - T For Street and Stage Wear *~"*' A complete line 01 Pumps and Slippers In all shades, for evening wear; Acrobatic Clog and Ballet Shoe, kept in .took '*«• — ■ write tor catalogue so. a. j, MILLER. 1564 Broadway, NewTor* wSumn »«***. OPERA HOUSE WAUTED.-i naif to mot ai Opera House Ira city not less m*w» It does not make any difference to me what State the olty Is In. Must be gronnd door, h ■■'jo miQs* than 1,000. In giving description slate exact seating capacity and how arranged. '■•■« d #* IIP* 11 ?? *.^l?. eT *J7 * ,9 * u B flm IetWr - I want to open the house Monday, Nov. a"* May 14, 1818. Figure on lowest cash rental basis. I want the house for Stock Co. JtvTaem*' DR. H. D. RL'CKER, HOTEL TULSA, llllli—f Tel. T808 Bedford. INTERIOR PARQUET FLOOR CO. f «M>RAMKLIV AVE., BROOKLl 1»,