The New York Clipper (November 1912)

THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. November 23 THE HOUSE OF S E LI G SMUG FIVE A WEEK. THE IN Vllf CIBLK PROGRAM »«.». THE FI'-E COP Another thrllllng and sensational Are <lr«ma. This picture li one of the belt Sellg hu ever done lo tbla line. The atorr Involve* a, policeman wiio became • hero In t-plt* or himself. A trifle rescue from toe mof of a burning building la one of the feature*. About WOf. P'»KT MIB8 THIS i MB. D«*-a- THE MANTLE OF RED EVANS nia If OB* of taoee rare Wi»> eras In which the comedrpredomlaates. although there »re many dmmailo scones of exceptional thrill. The (1017 relates the ex- periences of a young Eastern mm who Is mistaken for a f unions bid man. Abuat froon Dee, 4. WHEN HELEN WAS ELECTED A riotous farce corned r founded on a well known woman's rlgbta movement. The situations that develop aro funny In the ex'reme, and your audience will r ar with laughter. Exceptionally well played by Bedg's beat comedians. About 1000 ft. u.e. 0. A FREIGHT-TRAIN DRAMA Ballroad stories are ever popular. This Is one of the best In recent yean. It tells of the regeneration of one "Mil" Mogrolty, who thought that ha preferred tratppHfetohoneitemployment. The climax Haven able sensation. ADontlOuoft, 0«. •• JOHN COLTER'S ESCAPE A drama of the Northwestern Coast backwoods. Adapted from Washington IrvlBg's "Astdrta." The hero's escape from bet rtuous B.ackfeet Indiana affotd* OMTel ths bast thrills of the season. On the same reel with A QUESTION OF HAIR An excellent split reel comedy. Combined length ationt loop ft. PERMANENT THREE SHEET DE LUXE LITHOGRAPHS FOR YOUR LOBBY We now nave on hand, all ready for shipment, a brand-new, exolusiv* design, three sheet stock poster advertising Bella; features. This 1 an b« us-d on your lobe; u.aias ss a permanent display. In the center of the three sheet, a spare has bee* left for tbo —'War one sheet lithograph advertising the pi, tura thtt yon are • bow- OR DE It FROM VOUll EXOHAN Oct or 1)1 K tOT HIOM insertion of the regular one sheet nttio, log that day. Price 80 eta. each THIS SELIG 20 EMt Randolph St. ^ POLYSCOPE CO. CHICAGO, ILL. HEW YORK an. u HAMLET." Harden (John E. Kellcrd, mgr.)—Shake- speare's Hamlet, revived by John E. Kellerd en Monday, Nov. 18, with this cast: Claudius Charles A. Stevenson Hamlet John K. Kellerd fihost of Hamlet's Father. .Theodore Roberts Laertes Edward Mackay Polonlua . Elwyn Baton Rostncrantz Nicholas Joy Salldcnstern Edwin Cuehnutn Osrlc ...Aubrl Perdval COLONIAL. (BALPII KDMUNDS, MOB.) It la Indeed a good bill when three such neadllaer* as Thoe. A. Wise. Sidney Drew and Henry B. Dlxey are gathered together In one afternoon, backed op by Harry Fox and the Mlllerehlp 8Iiters and Dolly Connolly. Vfc ■rated. For this week. »Th» v gjg* *» "Tb« Adv&turSV 1 " Miner's Bronx The Girls from Reno came 'fofs. "w?J r) - 18, and opened to as audience that > '. ,a >' the honse. ° IDat Wckod Odeoa (B. Decker. tJbcMlllVr*hF^^ "odioa (B Decker »*, s „ deed, the whole show was ss goodacne as a^lnii^g anther^^T !?*«« are anyone could wish to see, and wat thoroughly gS^Sm of 5Fe year with l.„A Ifr 0 "'"* for enjoyed by ihe large audience at the Monday {urea U 'eudevliie and pi/ Ma reel I tia Bernardo Francisco Player King Second Player first Gravedlgger.... Second aravedlgger.. A Frlest Gertrude .Robert Vivian Hugh Conway Hubert Blaadale Harry Caiver John Wray .Theodore Hamilton Ralph Thomson Arthur Preston •Amelia Gardner MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITORS' BALL Tba second annual entertainment and ball of the Motion Flcturc Exhibitors' Association of Greater New York, stands unsurpassed In the annals of Talm Garden history, and Palm Garden has bad some balls. It was such a great blf affair, and Palm Gnrden was so packed with people, that getting into the place could only he done with dltllculty. Therefore to chronicle all of tho happen- ings would be well nigh impossible Hut. lest wc forget, It Is quite the card to begin with congratulations to the association as a body and to particularize tbo ball committee, con- sisting of Messrs. A. Coleman, chairman; Ed. Valcnsl, floor manager;.J. King, assistant floor manager, and Samuel H. Trigger. Grant W Anson, A. llaucrufrcur-.d, L. Rosenthal, Mr, Eckman, F. Goldfarb, H. W. Rosenthal, R. t,. McNabb, M. L. llcischmonn. L. Germain, F. B. Samuels, Sidney Aecber, R. C. Whlttcn, II. Needle, Prank Allen, Mr. Warschnuer, S. P. Welsman, J. Coufal, L. V. Blomcnlhal and Frank Tlchcnor, not. forgetting tha committee. who had charge of the souvenir booklet. I reached tho garden at 0 o'clock, and branches throughout tbo entire country, and could not get near enough to the stage to sec or hear anything, and on> Saturday morn- ing ten Spencer, who acted a* stage mona- »er and announcer, furnished tbc following it' Andrew and Kershaw, cabaret performers. Ruth Alvoy, in songs, Kenneth Casey Juvenile character. Maurice Costoilo, vitagraph leading roan. i.'hsh, M. Bea, stage director of the Edison Co., monologue. Hurry Mayo, of the Vltngraph, son Little Mario Elaine, "Thaohi songs. Artnlle De Garde (Vitagraph), songs. Kdwird O'Connor (Edison), Irish mono- loguo. Florence Turner (Vitagraph), lmpcrtonu- nana. igi. Kid," in John Bunny (Vitagraph), monologue. Flora ■ketch. Inch Price, comedy Crane Wilbur (ratuc), dramatic reclta). Sydney Qlcptt (Kalon), address tu audi- ence. King Baggot (President Screen Cltjb), Ad- dress to audlenco. M. A. Neff (President Motion Picture In- hibitors' League of America), nddresa to au- dience. obdib or FICTUniS, "His Wedding Day" (Arrow). "The Woodland Nymph" (Reliance). "Tho Truant's Doom' 1 (Tbannouscr). "Tho Gnumont EventB." "Tbc Old Chateau" (Gaumont). "The Miracle" (Continental). Bursts of applause greeted each and every performer, and the pictures proved excep- tionally Interesting. While on the subject it Is indeed an honor that he came East to attend tbls celebration. When tho grand march started, there wero nearly- six thousand pcoplo in the hall, and everyone wanted to get in It at the sanio time, It was therefore absolutely Impossible to make any kind of a march out of if. One great feature of tbc occasion was the absolute harmony throughout tbc night, end when Tun Cuprsn man finally broke away at D A. M„ there were still hundreds of peo- ple there, endeavoring to nave the musicians play Just one more dance. All the large and imall manufacturers In the East were either there In person or waro represented. Leading men wens there in hundreds, and pretty girls, In stunning cos- tumes, by the thousands. Prominent, among those present and not mentioned above were the Corporation Coun- sel, Chief Wallace, of the Board of Water. Gas and Electricity; Alderman Folk; Fred J. Herrlogton, president of tile M, P. E, L. of Pennsylvania; JDrlo Morrison, of BUnda/d Maehlnc Co, 1 C B, Batrd, Frank Doer, II. A. Bpanutb and party, Joseph F. Coufal. Arthur D. Jacobs, Adam Kessol Jr.. Herbert I,. Miles, Carl Laemmle, Pat Powers, Mark Dlttonfass, Joe Brant, Harry Raver, Moo Weimer, Charlie Slmonc, Mike Testa, H. B. Altken. Sidney Franklin, E. T. Byrnes, Dr. G F. Patton, h. M, Noto. But there's no use trying to go further. There wero six thousand people In, and two thousand moro who would have liked to got in. It was altogether too aoalable a crowd to try to work. 1'lit press was represented by Alfred H. Snnnders, editor of Tne Uovina Picture flews, and most of The Weics staff; Joseph aiotr and n. Von Harleman, of The Motion If r P p ause I I. we'll to'a te thu theroTas WctuvcWcrUf; Calder John feme m* JTosenh 1 veritable rtornT pf approval vbpn F. B. ^rpuni, of fhe Uvining Tefeoruph. and the Samuels presented Samuel TriW* wfth * writer handsome loving cup. Tbls token of appreciation on the part of tho members of the Exhibitors' Association to their president was well in order, for no one man nas done quite as much for (lie ex- hibitors of New Vork as he has. Here, too, It la well to mention (he warp) reception tendered Picture 9 N.a haa well to mention the warm reception red M. A. N«B (President of the Motion re PftybfeiW League of America). Mr. Hat dune wonderful work In organising We have now wen two bulla given by the New "York exhibitors, and one by the State convention last Summer, Each in succession was a paorp startling sucocbs than Its imme- diate predecessor, and now, after the reaction of Igit Thursday, theso same exhibitors novo commenced active work on the national con- vention and Orat world's exposition, which will be held at the New Qrapd Central Palace next July. Duo. apt mm OUT OF TOWN HEWS Rlehiaomd. V«.—4ca«*mr (fihss. Brigw. Bisr.. Adeline Oenee Nov. 18-I|0, "The Trail of Ihe Lonesome Pine" an-Iff, Bijou (Harry McNIvea, mgr.)—"Tho rallies of 1U12" 18 nrnl week. Ooia>hiai. (K. V. 1-yons, roar.)—"Tlie Follies of 18: Fennell and Trson. Hilton and Itmuion, Elolse Enow ami company. Do Uustte, and the pictures. Bmrus (Blair Meanly, mgr.)—Dill week of IS' I.omli'8 Mnnlklm. naliy Alhlone. OunnliiK- bnm toil Ooveny, Harrett sna Bpyue, Darrow and Mllo. and rlctures. lamiN.—Tin- Mile. Iieliires Co., McAvoy anil Brooks, Anna Belmour, Frank Klmo ami Bob, and the pictures. Ajj. of the picture shows r&iiort good husluess. Lynehltarar, Vn.—-Trenton (J. B. Trent, cogr.) bill Nov. 111:1 lnelndetli Baby Alhlone, Veron, Verdi and Urolher, Martini ami Maxi- milian, and Ue.be Mrlciimul. Owing to lb* rest of the week'a bill not slivwlng up, nvovlnit pic- tures were the attraction. )lKi.vsai)xas (C. H. Oaaey, mgr.)—Moving plc- tnres to sclendld hoasrs. MuasTio XMD Gavbtt r«-|Kirt (toiHl business with motion pictures, of 18: Felix Models, Belle Story, I.Mi MoMlllan and company. Adler, »^rre|I_ and Qoyway, _ Maxim's -*«^a Alfredo, and Romano and Mice fill. — Orion's, ilt," Nov, 18. Moo. Lloyd St, John, Can,—Opera Bouse (F. 0. Sncn- sr.) Clly Concert Baud concert (local) Nov. Uutlerdy on the Wheel" 12, 2:1. .—The Blnklnx Carrolls and tUs mi pictures. per, mgr Liaio, y Concert Band cOneart (local) " on the Wheel" 22, 2:1. taxing Carrolls sad the noting Ciiietit.—Movlag pictures. Btai. —Moving pictures. GSM,—Oraos Uolcombe, In aonga, and lbs mov- "Littlo Riieine, Wis. — Racine (0. n. Bantlier, roar.) "Freckles" Nov. 17, "The Only Bon 1 ' SO, "A Modern Bve" M, WlimlBger Bros.' Reper- toire Co. week of 25. NKW oiii'iixiiM 10. B. Banther. mgr.)—"Whoso Little Girl Are You." a nuutcul oome<ly, 18-2(), For 21-24: Black and McCk.ee. Oralg and Will- lams, Heron nad Donglas, Flo Adler and Boys, Wnterbury Bros, and Tenney, and moving plc- tares. Capacity dally. MiJERTio. ilsixn, oneHKUM, Bi.'ou, Lxatc, Auuss, Obk ani> Casino, picture Iioum, are doing well. Tits Naw obi'hkum ciito a fro* entertainment afteraoon of 12, at which all the children from tlie Taylor Orphan Asylum attended. CltnrleMton, B. 0,—Academy <JB. T. Whit- ing, ntgr.) "Kxcuse Me" Nov. 20, "The Bohemian Girl" 21, Clins. T. llsnford 22, 28. VtcTotUA (Pastime Amusement Co., mare.) — Business is good. BUI week of 181 Wolf and Wolf. Three drey Slsttrs, Lola Milton ana com- pany, Williams and Sterling, iqd Three Bartos. ^fAjstrric, WoxnniLANt). TuBATOBioii, Ltrio, C'iikki t.NT and I'Nti. moving pletnro houses, all rrixirl good Inislnees. <i a » n i i pi m i m ,ui gssssjajsj aassi A. 3. A».\nn' farce, with music, nnd Ahoy." opens near Chicago about Ophelia Margaret Campbell I'larer Queen Isabel Mersoa There was a fair sized audience on hand on Monday night, Nov. 18, and It enjoyed a line presentation of Shakespeare's great tragedy. Especially Kood wsb Mr. Kellerd's fcrformance of Hamlet. Indeed, wherever bla excellent actor has appeared In tab role be has received praise from the dru- ms tie critics. He played w.th a fine under- atandlng of the lines. His rapport was excellent It Included: Margaret Campbell as Ophelia, Amelia Gard- ner as the queen, Edward Mackay as Laer- tes, Harvey Broban as Horatio, Charles A. •Htavenson as Klnx Claudius, and Theodore Boberta as the Ghost of Hamlet's Father, gave fine performances. The production was a good one. Other plays by Bhske- ■pesre are In preparation. It would be a good Idea to tell the Janitor of tbc theatre to pnt on a little heat, for It was very cold on Monday night in the Garden Theatre. Third Row. 1 a ■ KEITH'S UNIOV StjVARB. (ELMEJt I. HOLMS, MOB.) It was a difficult proposition to duplicate the bill of last week, but nev«rtheleas Man- ager Hogers hss a lively enough entertain- ment on the boards this week to keep one from getting fidgety In their seats. i.ntiKiiiin'M nteillgent ranlnea started things nicely In as clever a performance of lis kind as one would care to vlc-w. The tisual stunts aro well done, while a revolv- ing platform, with half a dozen of the dogs treading It with Increasing speed, caused much good amusement. .A trio of cabaret type of entertainer*, allied ss the Three Unseals, deserved a bet- ter position than No. 2, for they were one of th* hits of the bill. (Sec New Acts.) Morion Murray, stipforled by a company of three. Is eprlnglnir a new slangy act hcr;» tbls week. It Is entitled "Throwing a Bluff," and went well on Miss Murray's aUlllty as a dlslocater" of tile English language. (See Iiew Arts.) It isn't often that we see a good minstrel Jingle, but "Blackface" Eddie Ross had 'cm holding on to their seats «t the evening per- formance of Monday, and his banjo playing 1 end whistling Just about caused 0 email riot. (See New Acts.) Bert Levy, tho whistling caricaturist, scored bis usual success with his entertain- ing skctchwork. Tbo Idea of reflecting the drawings on a sheet at the rear of tbo itage «ir he draws was new to the Square patronB, and that they enjoyed bis many pictures us well as bis whistling was proved by the gen- erous applauso they gave at the close of tho act, Gertrude Vanderbllt and George Moore of- fered a number of eongs and a bit of dan- cing, and cased out to big applause. Th'a couple do not claim any vocal medals, but they talked over a few songs to good effect, and danced—yes. danced—but wo could enjoy one song less and a bit more of Gertrude's dancing abilities. Hue's two limber a girl with those lower extremities to offer eo little of her art. Big? of course I , 'The Coward" continues aa a perfectly sat- isfying drama, and Robert T. Haines and his company repeated former successes with It en the above evening. With the exception of two new "faces, that of Roy Falrchllfl, In the role of the convict who has served hiu term, and threatens to expose James Clark" (Mr. Haines), who Is an eecaped convict who later succeeds In business, and Leslie M. Hunt, who plays the part of Clarke's secre- tary. The rest of the company and the story remains the same. Lyons and Yoaco, in their Italian make-up, are aa good as ever, and tholr amglng and tnusle whs repeatedly encored. These boys are real entertainers, and work ilka de silk —nan coot. The riotous Four Rlanoa continue In that well wearing acrobatic monkey sketch. The work of the Iwo "monks" Is clever, but tbey Eull seme offensive "stuff" that doesn't go Ig. A scream of an act oovU be built around them. Tod. 1 Si ■ 111 LINCOLN SQUARE, (CHAU. KBUQIIHON, MUH.) Ten rows deen of standees at 8.10 waa tho condition here Monday night. 18. when tho new bill for that date was placed on view. Of the six new vaudeville acts which com- posed the bill, the Irish singing and comedy sketch of Ilroitgb-ou end Turner, easily car- ried off the honors. Both lu their acting JS^ W a w i W IP B they each displayed marked ability. The young woman was, indeed, a pretty colleen, and song nicely. Tbo male member of the net gave the old Irlih songs with n most agreeable, tenor voice, and their act scored a strong h't. Powers' elepaants 1: bough but two wero shown), were put through the usual routine of pachyderm proficiency in pedestal poses, bowling, with the additional stunt of going through tha form of 0110 endeavoring to civo tho other a "shave." Dorothy Rogers and company appeared In one of those Impossible sketches that arc 90 prevalent those days. A young man Induce* a young woman to pretend that they aro married in order to hoodwink the young man's rich nncle, who has been advancing him large sums of money, supposedly on "Bessie's" account, whom the uncle thinks 'a tho nephew's wife. But "Bessie" Is a rare horse, on which the nephew hUB wagered and lost hie money. The ftnnle Is not brought out very clearly, but the bringing on of Iho babies gave the sketch a big laughing finish. Tho Breakaway Barlows, an act on tho re- volving ladder that noods no Introduction here, was one of the best features of the Mil. There Is nothing better In its way nn the vaudeville stage, and many of tbo present day female athletes might observe the work of tha female Barlow with profit to them- selves. Kramer and Morton, In black face, sung ind danced successfully. Viola Do Voe started her act promisingly with a French Bong, and with a change of 7 E. Dlxey, In his morionrama-vaud- n " el , u »»yg5S3J 1 g.«g»»* but do tW , is Just a little different from anyone aimtllmSilair 5?.£ P ,s V? res Ing thla style of work. The dfffer- vt ^ 3 to ^a^osl?iK;'~ Vaud<:vl »e and matinee, Nov. 18. Tony and Eras Ballot opened the per- formance with their gymnastic and balancing stunt*. Both appenr in white tights and aro good specimens of athletic development Their* is an excellent opening act and was well liked. The Bison City Pour. Messrs. Milo, Glrard, Hughes and Roacoe, appeared In second place. The comedy displayed by the little fellow makes the act a leading one of it* kind, al- though their voices collectively are not world- beaters. Henry o-Iogue, ! else doing _ ence Is In Mr. Dlxey's personal magnetism. No one but n real actor could get away with tbc material nsed by Mr. Dlxey. But bb pnt over by blm It It a real pleasure to hear and see him. Dolly Connolly, with Percy Wearlch ac- companying her on a piano, sang herself Into high favor, using air. Wenricb's sonn Several selections were rendered by MUi Connolly, with changes of costume. Mr. Wenricb's latest success, "Kentucky Days," proved to be a decided hit In this number a boy. neatly dressed In black knickerbockers, adds nls presence and voice to those of Miss Connolly and Mr. Wenrlch. Borne very plea*. Ing harmony was the result. Thomas A. Wlso and company, In a con- densed version of "A Gentleman from Mis- sissippi," appear under New Acta, la this lsaue. Ed. Wynn. the funny fellow with the funny hat. and Edmund Husson, the English come- dian, banded out the laughs at a alxty an hour rate. When Wynn tells you he Is going to chuclc a funny one you get to believe It, and laugh with blm. And be la some laugher. Husson, as nn English dude has not much to do, but Wynn could not pull his stuff without him. "The Still Voice," with Sidney Drew, a play. In one act furnished tho serious part of tho program. In this sketch we see now a voice supposedly coming from a picture, finally acta upon the conscience of a rich old banker, and manes him in part correct a great wrong be has done an old friend, because this friend's son Is In love with bis daughter. The voice quotes from the Bible, and Mr. Drcw'j acting while the voice Is ipeaktng Is excellent. Real entertainers are Harry Fox and tho pretty Mtllership Sisters. Fox, in his plead- ing way, klda the girl*, and Is kidded in turn. A pleasing part of their act is the neat dancing turn done by the two girl* in short trunks, It Is always a pleasure to sec these clever young people. The bill was closed by Ella Bradna and Fred Derrick, In a bareback riding act. Sov- eral handsome horses are shown, and for a circus act it went fairly well, but they had a tough bill to fellow. Doe, e Winter Garden (Winter Garden Co., mgrs.)—Gertrude Hoffmann, in Broadway to Paris, opened hero Wednesday evening, 20. Included In the cast are: Sam Mann. Louise Dresser, Irene Bardonl, and Maurice and Walton. Vnl«n« (E. L, Weill, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion picture*. comedy (Albert Kaufman, mgr.)—Motion pictures and Illustrated songs. Fonrteentb Street (J. Wealcy Roson- qticst, mgr.)—Vaudeville and moving pic- tures. Plaza (David Benjamin, mgr.)—Loew vaudeville and motion pictures. Keeney's Tfctral Av«nae> (Ed. J. Mc- Mahou, mgr.) — Vaudeville and motion pie turea. Hernld Sawavra (IS. Rothschild, mgr.i-- Rualneas here la excellent. First run of pic- tures Is shown. Btjon. — Motion pictures of Paul J. Ralney's African hnnt began the ninth week at this house Nov. 13. ««■* Street (Harry Beetanan, mgr.)— Vmulcvllle and motion picture*. Miner's Blathth Avenue (E. D. Miner, mgr.)— sJartUn de Paris CHrJs this week. Bo- hcmliins next week. Olympic (Maurice Kraus, mgr.)—OrnoJder Jacks tbls week. Bon Tons next week. Colombia (J. Herbert Mack, mgr.)— Al. Jteeies' Co. this week. Beauty, Youth nnd lolly next week. Miner's People's (Edwin D. Miner, mgr.) —liaison's /lurjeiourrs this week. Yankee Doodle Girls next week. Murray Hill (Fred Waldmann. mgr.)— ColU-jie Girls thla week. Rose Bydell's Lou- don Belle* next week. Manhattan (C. M. Shacofaky, mgr.) — Freaks and motion pictures. West End (J. K. Cookcon, mgr.)—The attraction for this week Is "Little Miss 2*?"2fc. ,^ eek °' NoT ' 21 s . "A Butterfly on the Wheel." Kctth'a Harlena Opera Home (F. Sell- man, mgr.)—-The Gamblers," to a crowded louse, Monday, 18. "Tho Fortuno Hunter" follows. Kclth'a Alhnmbm (Doc Breed, mgr.)— Packed boneea rule here of late, and one Is assured of their money's worth. The hill for week of 18: "The Little Parlalenne," Mason and Keelcr company. Laddie Cliff, Vera Mlch- clenn, Roehm's Athletic Girls, Alpha Troupe, Tbco Bendlx Players, Wood and Wyde, and Swor and Mack. ' ' Keith's Bronx (P. C. Bailey, mgr)— &£*£"&£ 9 : „, To0 fsWmS, Pcalson and Goldle, Wilfred Clarko and company, John Gleigor, Phlaa and Picks. "Bverywlfe," tho Dance Dream, Kate Watson, Lambert and Ball, Cliff Gordon, Kitnmura Japs, nnd Buck- ley s animals. Hurtiar * Seasuon'a Mnaie Hall (Sam Hurtlg, mgr.)— Rose Sydell and her companv made their flret uptown appearance to a ifuil houso, and proepects are bright for a record week, Loew's Seventh Avenue (C. Sewurds, "ISaZE'" ™*^.. of _? 8: ChariM Leonard Tremont (Jako Wells, mnri__v„ . and picture*. * mgr.)—'Vaudeville I*iarett«' (Ben NIbur, »„ . Tll ond week of the house drew eroJLuiiH •» For thla week they offer? SaS ii 0U!t «- pany. Marie Lee. Seminary^MrW .' XL**- Klmhall and Donovan. Nemo (Jack Lowers, „ ness here at all times, and 01 can be obtained. Waaalnarton (Harry Thom. With no> mo-Mop tteTcanVoT--.. *:> - njarj—They do to,,, »*er the be.t t^ Biveraldle (Herman < Business of the bea^: kind is ri?n V. n l s,) - thla house, with vaudeville and „',' e * "»» -»-s5r* Tr, °- uttt was "The Quaker Olrt" 2B ani? week Bmt} * Majmtic (John E. Pierce mor> ,.». sspaSyF^ *-> Me^roxX«he T w!o e ma Obamo (Loai* Barr, agr.)_"Tli e hm ,_ BjctorV' ihl. week. '«tK 'sign"'&% Orphbuu (Frank Kllholz merl_nm_ ^ of 18: Ada Reeve. Frank Kortt P .aTcom B .? T k Three Keatona. Oordon Bldrid and cob5K Leo Carlllo, Cartmell and Harris. Tav^J' £[2? •S. 4 22M9I Wcntworth, Vesta «. Teddy, Florence Tempest and Ten Ml DPOHWica: (Benedict Blatt, mgr'.)—Bill n» week of 18: Lulu Glaser. Joe Welch Seym, Brown, Cunnlnghain and Marlon, antttnu and Ford, the "Lsngdons, Lydla and AttSf Ben Beyer and Brother, and Valerie hVtmm and company. «r«cre Cbescxkt (Lew Parker, mgr.)—The Cr*> cent Stock Co. presents "Nobody's KujS this week. "Under Southern Skies" week of Gotham (PanUne H. Boyle, mgr)—The Gotham Stock Co presents "The Climbers" this week. "Mrs. Dan >'s Defonce" week of & GnrENPOlNT (Frederick Whltbeck. mgr wl The Oreenpoint Stock Co. presents "The De™ Purple" this week. "Beverly of Oraustark' 25 and week. EuriBB (E. J Bulkley. mgr.)—Monte Cirln Girls week of 18. The Glrle from Reno 25 ind week Cakixo (Charles Daniels, mgr.)—The R»- liemlons this week. Queens of Follies Bcr- gore 25 and week. LrcKttK (Loots Phllllpg, mgr.)—The Ly- ceum Stock Co. presents "The Great Chios- town Trunk Mystery" thla week. Stab (Frank Clark, mgr.)—Clark's Hub- away Girls" thi* week. Al. Reeves' Big Show week of 25. GarETX (Louis Krlcg, mgr.)—The Bon Tons this week. Gay Maaqueradcrs 25 and week. Foxtok (A. M. Light on, mgr.)—High dm vaudeville and the latest photoploys. Shuhkrt (William Sheehy, mgr.)—Locv's vaudeville, with program changed Monatn and Thursdays, eonttnaca to draw capacity crowds. Dk Kaib (Ida I. Ackcrman, mgr,)—Pol- ham, tlin hypnotist; none and Gordon, Clo- ning and Arthur, Chandler and Harris, Jons Y. Miller and company and others, this wert liuoii (Geo. Schcnck, mgr.)—Locw's vaude- ville, with program changed twice weekly. Oxford (Cyru* Oale, mgr.)—Photoplsj' and vaudeville. Libkbtt (Edward Strauss, mgr.) —Tin latest pictures and good vaudeville. Jonbh' (M. T. Jones, mgr.)—Vaudeville ami pictures. FiirrH AvBNtm (M. H. Saxe, mgr.)—Mo- tion pictures and vaudeville. itiiv.u, (Marco* Loew, mgr.)— I'hotoplsyj, changed dally. Follt (wra, Fox, mgr.)—Picturci sua vaudeville. Come&t (Wtn. fox, mgr.)—Pictures and vaudeville Columbia (A. Slchcl, mgr.)—Sir vaude- ville acta and latoat motion pictures. oi.vjinc (Herman Wacke ,mgr.)— Phot* plays and vaudeville. Linden (A. H. Schwartz, mgr.)—Pnotfr plays and vaudeville. (Continued on page 1.) twm Parte attd yairi A BOO HUBIOAL IDEA. Harrison Brockbank, who it with Kitty Gordon, in "The Enchantress," while In Cin- cinnati conferred with Manager Walter A. Draper, of the Boo. He wants to giro a* cinnatl a season of Summer mualcale* U uw Boo. He proposes to bring twelve to «««■ artists for concert work, and to preaeni scenes from popular operas. HBRRY-GO-BOUNDS FOB FOHEIG.V OOVNTRY. An important foreign business ftrm inform an American consulate that it wishes to 5 cure catalogues, price Rate and term* » American manufacturers of merry-go-rounoi. Correspondence mny be In Knallsh. ' references arc furnished. 1 1 s But Barney 1 Fretehor's Players, Turner and Crawford, Fiddle; and Crawford, Fldrenco Bowes, Al. and Moo 8elgnl, Horry Lclghton and com- pany, Roaer and Williams. Hanjon and Han- Ion. Queen City Four, and Joe Lanlgan. Liivw'a Natlonot (Harry Loew, mgr.)— Ituslneta Ib good hero with vaudeville and pleture*. mgr.)—Vaudeville and pictures do well American manufacturer* of merry-go-i in English. C. Halmb, general rfPre, 8 ™'^''•* -»/ Oldfletd. on hla Jubilee tour tbroun (be State of California, writes that there » considerable activity in Son Fronclsco obim part of irony old-tlmo exposition concemj" aire*, who are there laytn* their linos fo «•« iblg Panama-Pacific Pair. Under Hnlleisfli rectlon Barney Oldlleld will bo In CallfoniJ until Dec. 8, when Holler will tako trp Bww nw\A A»t,A« n.uA A«.i«fn«,a f/M. n series yl and otter meets. noted' aviators for a UHII OONTItOLS TYSON CORPORATIONS. Family (L.""jacoby7"mgrO—RenortB are !t was announced on Nov. 16 that W1JJ» 0 that they are holdlng^thelr oto Tere with M. m&S mm*P ®A!to}£&Mi picture* only, the controlling Interest of that company, Ing pictures. Nnra—Wm. Orsnston, representing the fellerd JiiTenlle Optra Co., Is In the olty In the Interest* nf Ms atttaetlon, which will appear bert week of Dec. to. Hamilton, Can.—Qtaud ill Mirk* ( -- m J {t. G*AppieioaV'm|r.)—Bui'fw wet*; mating ml mar,) 'May IS snl u*4k. (exalj a, for a, tour of the oac nighter* throua the West. rlpeeUI scenery, *h elsgant ot printing, nil *Meial, and a capable cast will be olared. ilslcigli Wilson baa been engaged to do the advance work. Httoaaoo and Bii.ntviN are doing well on the United time. lUey wiP return to Bagr laid ipO|U< S'^T.",' 1 **} 1 s . lr ** t II Bernstein, mgr.) —'Vaudeville and pictures are attracting good Proctor's One Hnndran and Tin.ni,- *«h Wrest (C. O. All."*mgr )_ThU wwk's bill offers: "A Night In Paris," Muller and Muller, Bert V«mon and company. Minerva SETS >£?* C0,m .I , S!J , • »F a « u « •■« Me- Necce. Robinson and Favor, Juno Mill*, Lydla xbX&rSi oompany, Lexey and MellOn, Jimmle Oreyne. and Robinson and La Favor alio of the Tyson Company. ♦ »»■ FRANK HARRIS COMING wrote the book, J" I nl. tragic life rtorr. a. i HM 4..va under i u - The best ot business. JProanwci (Frank 'in'fe^.rJrtv: 7««W W \PLjIng the vr, J, A. time, gr.)—BlU for week, meeting witty One iucec»*. It': : V t.f t ■ ; . .mltatlbn of Mme. Trentlnl "a* "Naughty Mmletta," was well done and gave her u strong finish. The illustrated song number, "I Want You All tho Tims," was rendered very well by a , nnrovnl nt Aa'^A: 1- mab> vocelKt, and the audience "helped out" SSSm ?a filled m?st P of th^lilr"*^ wilt, vonW of ."aouaSHu iVSSR «etAWsj,, W *°* iTimer. Metropolis (Louis Fosse Frank Harris, who Man Shakespeare," and I* coming to America to lecture management of Arnold Daly. Si» POTTS BROS. »All. . Pott* Broa. •nlled for Europe:Xov• "t," Yorkvllle (Bngene Meyers, mgr.)—They *'" "P*" at the HipP<><l ron,e ' SffiS? for » offer good vaudevlUe and picture™hero to thi Nor. 28. and will tour the continent w s^SSSTr^SFSSL Q «wten, mgr)—The JflSL".*! of . 2. e itoc k,«oom to meet with the period of three year*. <■ » publish ■d V Jfi the this The "Mta«i.LA" number, P v .'i'""\",A iio» W. Stem A Co.. was nut in "Tho <-'»',,,,. Montmartre" last week, and. WO^ggg ,t tlcaly received And had three encores *lfola.-».Vaud*vUl9 ana Blcturc*. k>Sr;„ SSli ( . l l Fo,8e ' ■>«'•— It «■ ««ch perfornaDce. . M . .„ hIa(!I act JSSV2 «i'i S ,e * u ft? w . mo,t °< »«o ♦'•no. BorRiflBMOjro I* working in bia«i and the offering* ara tag latest and well pte- «a tbo Wlo4 oauU tloje. Mil'