The New York Clipper (December 1912)

DECEMBER THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 17 STlS |K%S St Dtk., 13, 8.0PX City. «*m&§3. *p"ogg Lambert. .^•^'^"-Oohio * HarrU'-Glote. London, S. i"' lc ^'?/ M lddle-Coban & Harrm'—Scran- . 0 0«r OOB. J5' 1 ri_. Barre <j, Bonbury 7. Lewls- ^^OrelK"lO? WMWWtoO «. MC - ill. Oonnellavllle 14. * Harris'—Ot- Lswrence-6, Ptol* 7, Lawrence- 5—JJ't li'Tjtrobe 18. CoaneJIaville 14 l {iVa, Kan. jasjt t»rly 'i.l'a^'Ea.Wni^Frkni Thompson , 01d HoiDWteaU. a. £ Oooiloll H, Ten Nights In a Bar Room" (0 B n„™, 'Undo TonVi Cabln"-lst ets0 „-g }j w __ lee. ? »r.,-W.terr.nef M'eTc. Belfast fig* THE SONG WITH A SOUL 9. Augusta 10. "• «! 0 Sedalla 10, Boonrtlle 11, Mo- lee, f «y*STft BrookM*- "' - W>r '{, IL ead " KssWi-Frank Thompson'*— "ifncle TonTa Cabin"—Klhhu, * u BPgg 2-7, Washington, D. C, 0-14. Kibble, mgr.)_St joseihw^ « a , r , ,In ,? (Wm ' un^Homesie.'d." ' Coast-Frank Thompson's 12, LouisianaIs ' Alto?ni% 8 " Vs! " aI "" lMl "Old ■{"'■SSI mgr.)—Santa Ana, Cal., 5, Van, Billy B. — sta» * HaYi'iV. <S ... Chleago,_2-7. MHwsukee. Wis., 0 -ll, Madison "Ooe Day Wla.. 12-". *B*»«*» 45flB»ia DlPI .del p»«ra ~ James T.—Sam 8 £ £dfco55S > V W > «"— ■> American Moslc Hall, Chicago, ~™t*r Beolah-Bort A Nlcolal's—Akron. 0.. Ti Toledo 8-11. Wheeling. W. Vs.. 1214. ..££« of Pllsen"—Henry W. Savage's—Pltta- T2S Paf 2-7, Cumberland, Md., B, Hagers- £,.£? ?"£& 'r w V* t '- Hl » l «!>.cq. V, Teltt 2, Indefinite. Woman, Tlte, 1 ydon 11, Outbrle Center 12.' Brooklyn 13.'DeWt 14 "Woman, The," Western , J-, 814. - David Belasco'! ■WIl BVTlurfinTto'nT dSSTfc ••WVin*. Alt— V*. sii —. * fawn 1"» -rrwmv* «»« ■ ■■ ■ NVs-port News 18. Norfolk 14. „ ^ ■■pink Lady. Tbe"-Klaw & Erlanger's-Forreit, "What Ails You?"-Henry W Savaee's-Ol Philadelphia. 2-7. Baltimore, Md., 8-14. terlon, New York, 2? Indefinite , f 2 Little Widow. The" —Chestnut Street "Within the Liw"-AV Play Co -s-Pltm™. I&ra House. Philadelphia, 2-14. New Tork, 2, Indefinite Co. s—Eltlnge, #« Walk';-LieW Oo.'t-Milwaukee, "Whip, The"-1 cSmTtoek 4 Gesfs Inc -Man- •'Paid — ■Mar of Country *Kldi. A" (O. Jay Smith, mgr.) —Bowie Tex., 6. HenrletU 6, Wichita Falls 7, Onanih 8. Childress 10, Memphis 11, Clarendon ?Z. ill. 11 Tnlla va "tpff.-^?^* 1, J. nc .T- Lyrlc . Philadelphia, 2-7. T-il* r?';J W ' Tbe -New York Play Co.'s (A1- 5*" Patterson, mgr.)—Aurora. II., 5 Bock- ford 0. Belolt, Wis.. 7, Madison 8 Columbus , Poi^^Vala^. "• Neen " b 12 ' Ste ™» Where the Trail Dlrldea"—Cincinnati. O., 27. cBSm ^ 1 .g| fetlnB "—»«M Belasco's-Powers*. "-Mton aC Ne t ' Y ,e k~" 2 H °| rrlS * Selw y n ' 8 ' 1m - "ftuaker"GIri, The." A—Henry B. Harris' Estate Zlegfeld's Follies (Florenz zip^?!m t, »,» i ZSSSmS House. New York, 2-7, Brook- Moulin SS? ^»»% J?^SS& k "*' > ~ 'Quaker Girl.' The," B—Henry B. Harris' Estate STOCK AND REPEItTOIRE. —San franclaco, Cal., 2-14. Permanent and Trnvellnir ^AV^^^V^T^T^ ^a. 2 M ^ean{le n ! CTl "- ^ ~" 12, Atnarillo 13. Tulla 14. "Paid In Full," Eastern—O. 8. Primrose's—Hum- boldt, Kan., 6, Iola 6, Oswego 7, Ylnita, Okla., 8 ciaremore D. Holdenyllle 14. "Po'ld In Full." Western—0. 8. Primrose's^—Bon- kam Tex., 5. Clarksvllle 6, Ladonla 7, Sulphur PprlinTJ 0, Pittsburg 10, Mlneola 11, Ennls 12, Waxabacble 13. Weatherford 14. UK Blanche (Frederic McKay, mgr.)—lllinoU. American Theatre Stock (James Wall rn.tr Chicago..2-14. __.•»_. . _■ Philadelphia, 2. Indefinite. Rtog, Jnlla (J. P. Goring A Co., mgrs.)—.Hot Academy Stock <F p n«l.™. «,— ^ r Bprlngi. Atk,, 5, Pine Bluff. 6. Memphis, ci™ N. j" 2, Indefinite. ' E T - ) - ,ene > -lefinlte. Alcazar Theatre Stock—San Francisco. Cal.. : indefinite. Aubrey Stock, No. 1 (D. Otto Hltner, mgr.)— Clarksburg, W. Va., 2, Indefinite. Aubrey Stock. No. 2 (D. Otto Hltner. mgr.)— 5&"£ SKi^ 10 - TW**^ "' ■» Au'nrTK ?o. V 5-( 2 b 7 'o U ,,o° D HSr Pa mgr 9 :, 1 l TUl«,_hy.._I^-M._ _ . .'_ Owenaboro, Ky., 2, Indefinite. Tenn.. 7. 8, Helena, Ark., 9, UreenTllle. Silas. 10, Yazoo City 11, Vicksburg 12, Jackson 13, Meridian 14. "Bow Maid, The," Eastern—Verba & Luescher's —Ithaca, N. Y., 2, Erie, Pa.. 3. Yonngstown, 0.. 4, Akron B, Wbeellng. W. Va., 6, 7, To- Elliott, New York, 2-7, Newark,'N. J., 9-14. "Beidy Money," No. 2—H. H. Frasee's—Buffalo, N. Y., 9-14. "Beidy Money"—Frasee A Brady'a—Wyndham's, London. 2, indefinite. "Bote of Panama" — John Corf6 — Aberdeen. Wash.. S. Tacoma 6, 7, Seattle 8-14. ••Bed Petticoat. The"—Sam S. A Lee Shobert, Inc.—Daly's, New York, 2, Indefinite. "Buaomed" — John Oort'a^—Walnut, Philadel- phia. 2-21. "B«becca of Sunnjbrook Farm"—Klaw A Er- linjer's—Brooklyn, N. Y., 2-7. "Bfflnry, The." Eastern—Rowland A Clifford's, Inc. (M. S. GolJalne, mgr-)—Paris. III., 5, Dinrllle 0, Montlcello 9, Gibson City 10, Pon- tile 11, El Paso 12, Ottawa 14. "Bosary, The," Western—Rowland A Clifford'!, Inc. (Darld J. Ramage, mgr.)—Keatwood. La., 9. Brookbaren, Miss., 6, Jackson 7. Lexington I. Yato, City 10. Greenville II, Clarksdale 12, Helena. Ark., 13. Marlanna 14. "Rosary, The," Southern—Rowland A Clifford's, lac (Ous Henderson, mgr.)—Blackrllle, 8. C, S. Orangeburg 8, Colombia 7, Darlington 9, Florence 10, Marlon 11, Wilmington, N. O., 12, Lnmberton 13, Laarlnbnrg 14. "Bosary. The." Circuit—Rowland A Clifford's, Inc. (Win. Lemle, mgr.)—Crown, Victoria, Na- tional and Imperial (in order named), Chicago, 2 Jin. 4 (not booked week ot 16-21). "Boairy, The." Coast — Rowland A Clifford's, Inc. (Merle E. Smith, nagr.)—Taft. Cal., 5, Fellows B, Bakersfletd 7, San Diego 8, 9. "BoMrj, The" (Oaskell A MacVltty, Inc.. les- £»)•—Roswell, Tex,, B, CIotIs «, Tulla 7, Plalnview 0, Lubbock 10, Snyder 11, Sweet- water 12, Abilene 13, Anson 14. "Boarl to Arcsdy, The"—Berkeley Theatre, New lork, 2. indefinite. Botbern, E. H., and Julia Marlowe—Washington, D. C, 2-14. Bklnner, Otis—Klaw A F.rlanger's—Cincinnati, 0., Bub!, Rose —Henry B. Harris' Estate —Park, Boston. 2-28. Starr, France!—David Belasco's—Belasco, New York., 2-21. Staone, Mme—Liebler Ob.'s—Wallacfs. New „ iotk, 2, Indefinite. Saratt Valeska—Sam S. A Leo Shnbert. Inc.— ban Francisco, Cal., 2-14 Bhetban Opera (Joseph Sheeban, mgr.)—St. Paul, Jjn., 8-14. B'toy. George (A. W. Herman, mgr.)—Napoleon. "•. B, Auburn, Ind., 8, Goshen 7. Hnmmond B. Streator, 111.. 9. Canton 10. Lincoln 11, "s,,l k 'S'\" le 12 ' Tnylorvllle 13. Pana 14. sun Dndsers, The"—Lew Fields'—Broadway, ■•« w ),?'"■ 2 - Indefinite. iinow White"—Wlnthrop Ames"—Little Theatre, "a,. w ^°. rk " Matinees. 2. Indefinite. H*t%*5 Pen - A"—Weber A Fields'—New- O.14 J " 2 ' 7 ' Grand OP 5 ™ House, New York, " S vfJl!lf r<I , of ibe . H1H«, The"—Oaskell A Mnc- Boyer. Nancy (Win. Morgan, act. mgr.)—Canton. O.. 2-7, Warren n-14. Bessey, Jack (J. D. Proudlove, mgr.)—Stevens Point. Wis.. 2-7. Appleton 8-14. '~°' e " ■ Belcarde Stock (Leslie E. Smith, mgr.)—Rut- land. Vt.. 2-7. Little Falls. N. Y„ 914. Breckenrldge Stock—Belleville. 111., 2-7, Carbon- dale 9-14. Belasco Theatre Stock (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)— Los Angeles, Cal., 2, Indefinite. Bishop Players (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oakland. Cal., 2. Indefinite. Bur bank Stock (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—Los An- geles, Cal., 2, Indefinite. Bonlton, Emma, and Associate Players — St. Charles, Mo., 2. Indefinite. Burns' Stock (Paul Burns, mgr.)—Hart's, Phila- delphia. 2. Indefinite. Barrett Players (0. E. Munthe, mgr.)—Lima, 0., 2. indefinite. Chnuncey-Keiffer (F. C. Ohauocey, mgr.)—Dana- vllle N. Y./ 2-7. Chatterdon. Arthur (N. Appell, mgr.)—Rending, Pa., 2-7, Altoona 9-14. Chicago Slock (Cbas. H. RossKam. mgr.) — Bea- ver Falls, Pa., 2-7, Un km town 9-11. Carleton Sisters (Varney A Montgomery, mgrs.)— Fairmcnt. W. Va.. 2-7. Marietta. O., 9-21. CoruellPrlce Players (Cornell A Price, mgrs.)— Hunilnelon, Ind., 2-7, Battle Creek, Mich., S- 14. Carroll Comedy (Ion Carroll, mgr.)—Pocahontas, Va., 5-7. Welch, W. Va., 9-14. CralR Stock (John Craig, mgr.)—Castle Square, Boston, 2, Indefinite. descent FIcyers—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y., 2, Indefinite. Colonial Stock (Cortland Hopkins, injrr.)—Char- lottetcwn, P. E. I., Can.. 2. Indefinite. Cliuse-I.i5,ter. Northern (Glenn F. Chase, mgr.)— Butte, Mont., 2. indefinite. Colonial Stock (Holdeu & Edwards, mgrs.)—In- dianapolis, Ind., 2. Indefinite. De Voss. Flora (J. B. Rotnonr, mgr.)—Spring Valley, III.. 2-7, Genoseo 9-14. Penne-Sccvlllc Stock (W. S. Scovllle, mar.)— Calnesvllle, Mo., 2-7. New Shnron, la., 9-14. PtivU Stock (Harry Davis, mgr.)—Pittsburgh, Pa., 2, indefinite. Duchess Slock (W B. Garyn. mgr.)—Cleveland, 0., 2, Indefinite. Drama Players (K. Weston, mgr.)—Lowell, Mass.. 2, Indefinite. Dillon A King Musical Comedy—Oakland, Cat., 2, Indefinite. Earle Stock (L. A. Earle, mgr.)—Zanesvllle, O., 0-14. Franklin Stock (Edwin Wecver, mgr.)—Medina, N. Y., 2-7, Albion fl-14. Franklin Stock (Roy Engle, mgr.)— Chambers- burg. Pa., 2-7. Frank, John E., Players (C. Ausklngs, mgr.)— Alliance, Nebr., 2-7, Hot Springs, S. Dak., 9-14. Fox Musical Comedy—Wm. Fox's—Academy of Music, New York. 2, Indefinite. Sbamokln, UI..Z. , ' lul: null, AUC UaSKeil CC MUC- .MUHIC, new 1UIB, *, imicuutiT. {.' l, y*. Inc.—NaBhvllle, Tenn., 2-7, Richmond, Crayce. Helen (N. Apiiell, mgr.)— "tk." "• Pa . 2-7. vf,,."' 1 , 01 Ue H1U ". The"—Oaskell A Mac- Gllmey. Sarn. Stock—Mt. Forest, pnt.. piB- 2-7. nti 8 V In £; (Tnos - W. Keeney, mgr.)—rawnee, Grnyce Stock (N. Apiwll, mgr.)—Flshklll, N. Y., 8S s -,J nl » a 0. Vinltn 7, Henryetta 9, Mc- 2-7. «E!.i J 0, Ok'aboma 11. Ardmore 12, Fort Oarflel *££ Tex., 13, 14. Ky., 2. Iwlcfiiiuc iV» ,.• ?,' ,,le Hills"—Oaskell A MacVltty's. Grecnpolnt Stuck— i" c -—wellstpn, O., 6, Jackson 0. Portsmouth Y.. 2, Indefinite. __ N.J™"° nvllle 10 - GlouBter 11, Lancaster 12. Olenson Players (T. C. Gleason, mgr.)—College, «fi5i»»*«fla 13. Chicago. 2. Indeflulte. , ,, „ ,, „ v aiie nerd of the Hills, The"—Oaskell A Mac Oothnm Stock—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y., ri'I'j,, Inc —Le Mars. la., B, Cherokee 0, 2. Indefinite. _ .,_ _, TS SS 7 - 8 ^ Sac City 9, Webster City 10, Onvetv Theatre Stock (Chas. Frnnklyn, mgT.)— •"» Falls 11, cedar FsIIb 12, Independence ilc'mken. N. J.. 2. Indefinite. ,«. Manchester 14. Oarrlek Flavors (W. J. Cury, mgr. >—Elmlra, N. Ardmore 12, Fort Oarfleld Stock (J. S. Corfleld, mgr.)—Paducah. Ky., 2. indefinite. ,, „ B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. fin h"" 0 *'" * H,t^ll, ' — Springfield, '& t ( rf K i n -?' ^"—Brooklyn. N. T., 9-14. "SivJn h '''''' >—Buffalo. N. Y., 0-11. mVr.S'K 9 ..?..^ ^"" (Wee A Lambert, Havwanl. 'orace, Stock (Geo. M. Ontts, mcr)— Warrington. Chicago. 2. Indefinite. Hlturoelcln's Associate Players (Ira E. Eorie, mgr.)—Warren, Pa., 9-14. _.,,_. _„, \ M"•l-fbarlestown, W. Vs.. 6, Winchester, Hlllman's Ideal Stock (Harry Soh™. mgr.)— fit* I'tunton 7, Lexington 9. Covington 10, Agra, Kan.. B-7, Oaylord 0-11, Olen Elder \i toi n F ,?^, »>• Hlnton, W. Va., 12, Cbarlea- if. _. , r _ ,. „,_„ ••g,-" ,,?,'„ »"ntlngton 14. Haves and Associate Players 'Lne.v»'- Hayes, K"rh"ni B1 S° k ' Tne " < 08,; " r Graham, mgr.)— msr.(-Guide Rock. Nebr., 5-7, Regan 9-11, ?IIIe 7 i Te:t " B - ^ BMder, La., 0. Lees- HUdreth 1214. „..._- . ltw »..»_Vcw Arthur', f Be »" mont ' Tei., 8, Orange 9, Port nnrlem Opera nonw Stock—E. F Albees—New 13 pL , , 8 2 ar L " k « 11. Humble 12, Wharton York, 2. Indefinite. »_jt,i« *&£& »J*; Home's Stock (Col. F. P. Home, mgO-Brle. Kn, ,n i. ° i he House, The," Eastern—Merle H. Pa.. 2, Indefinite. . _ , ..... lem'0 V 3 k rwMt < > 'o' »• 0. B? Wtaston-Ha- Holdcn Players (Holden A Edwards, mgrs.)- --- **■ 9. Durham 10, Loulsbnrg 11, TrenUM™ 0 ,, 12 ' Scotland Neck 13. Roanoke 14. I'm, Mme. Emma (Arthur Hammerateln, Taylor' t. c .'. K ' w S* a - Indefinite. • ft. I ^""rette—Oliver Slorosco's—Providence, Thurstn; n' N *f Haven. Cbnn.. 8-11. Kj 0 " 2 '. n °"«rd.(Jack Jones, mgr.)—Louisville. "Traii 5; 7 : h CI ; clnI >«tl. 0.. 8-14. E~ TniHM Pine. The"—Klaw A Er- "Trail %—Altoona, Pa. T ■ langf?L5Si5!ff 0IB «_ Pln«, The"—Klnw A Er- Travell Cleveland, 0., 2, Indefinite. Hall Stock (F-uiene J. Hall. mgr.)-Camden. N. J., 2, Indefinite. '_,... __ ,_vilwnu- Jnnenu Stock (J. H. Relchert, mgr.)-Mllwau tAW^ti^. m«r.)-Newark. i'-SnEA Kej«. »,n.)-mnkl.n, K ^«"ii&2»^=: M*>_ _ - i„nu, (fc_ mgrs.)— SnSJSB Fl™**- m«T.)-H»mbnrg. It.. . 11. Klne^R?''£« ta - 7 - Clearfield. la., 9, Leon .Jfnlladirri-T. J^'li" H '»tvln, tngr.)—Grand, TWef. Thi'!'' n"J ; p »t««<»- N. J-. 8-14. w '«. S R^ ri 5 K * * McOlllan's—Kenosha, Oilon vua « D 1 m "• ItnMTllle 7, Racine 8, ,J S - Ponti.c i 4 9 ' A »»>lt. lna\. 11, Ann Arbor ^ Fo01 ' X "*" (Htrr, am, mir.)-Tr«r, tSmSBBSZaSS* Md.. 2. indefl Re"!!.'' Stock (James E. Moore, mgr)-Portland. Kelly" StoTWn Kelly, mgr.)-Meridian, K.ng ,8 Lync 2 h 'pt/eV^Manchesier, N. H.. 2. to- Ko^cks'-stock mmsUWm*. ■ l »i-Pwi- Amboy. N. J.. 8. Indefinite. CO 00 1-2 (0 ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS EVER WRITTEN l>wls stock (0. It. Lewis, mgr.)—Great Falls, Mont., 2, Indefinite. La Porto, Mae (Joe McEnroe, mgr.)—Tipton. Intl., 2-7, New Castle 0-14. Lyceum Theatre Stock (Dick Ferris, mgr.)—Los Angeles Cal., 2, Indefinite. Loftua Stork (Frank J. Loftus. mgr.)—Saugcr> tics, N. Y.. 2-7, Warwick 9-14. Lyceum Stock (Fox A King, mgrs.)—Ogden. V., 2, indefinite. " ' Morlson Stock (Lindsay Morlson, mgr.)—Lynn, Mam., 2, Indefinite. Mattlce Stock (W. B. Mattlce. mgr.)—Illon, N. Y.. 2-7. , Manhattan Players (George E. Brown, mgT,) — Trenton, N. J.. 2, Indefinite. Malley A Dennlson Stock—Fall River, Matt., 3, Indefinite. Malley A Dennlson Stock—Lawrence, Mass., 3, Indefinite. Maher Stock (Phil Maber, mgr.)—Whitehall. N. Y.. 2-7. Norwood Stock—Swaftord A Nelson's—Koknmn. Ind., B-7, Hartford City 8-11, New Castle 1214. North Bros.' Stock ("Sport" North, mgr.)— Oklahoma, Okla., 2, Indefinite. Orpheum Players (Grant Laferty, mgr.)—Cheat- not Street, Philadelphia, 2. Indefinite. Obrccht Stock (Christie Obrecht, mgr.)—Janes- vllle, Minn.. 6-8. Orpheum Stock (T. L. Seely, mgr.)—Jersey Oily, N. J.. 2. Indefinite. Opera House Stock (Reed A Zabrlskle, mgrs.)— Patenton. N. J., 2, Indefinite. Oliver Stock (Otis Oliver, mgr.)—Rockford, 111., 2, Indefinite. Pnyton Stock (M, 8. Schlesinger, mgr.)—New- ark, N. J.. 2, Indefinite. PrlncJe, Delia, and Stock (0. K. Van Auken, mgr.)—Edmonton, Alta., Can., 2, Indefinite, Girls From Reno (James Madison, .mgf,)—Em- pire, Newark, 2-7, Orpheum, Pnleraou, 0-11, Columbia, Scranton, 12-14. Girls Fronl Joylauil (Sim Williams, mgr.)—Trocn- dero, Philadelphia, 2-7, Empire, Baltimore, l>- Hlgh Life In Burlesque (Cbas.' Falke, mgr,)— Star, Cleveland, 2-7, People'!, Cincinnati, «• 14. -••.-- r»..,; Jardln de Paris Girls (Morris Walnatock,, mgr.) Grand Opera House, Boston, 2-7, Bronx, New York. 014. . i • Lady Buccaneer* (II. M. Stronse. mgr.) —Lyceum, Washington, 2-7, Lyric, Allentown, 0, Acad- emy, Reading, 10, Majestic. Harrlibnrg, II, Mlshler, Altoona, 12, Cambria, Johnstown, 13. White's ()|iern House, McKeeaport, 14. Merry Maidens (Edw. Rchaeter, mgr.)—Mlshler, Altoona, S, Cambria, Johnstown, 1), White's Opera House, McKeesport, 7, Star, Cleveland, 9-14. • Miss New York Jr. (Wm. Fennessy, mgr.)— Lay off week 2-7, Krng, Omaha, 8-14. Monte Carlo Girls (Tom Sullivan, mgr.)—Or- pheum, Pnterton. 2-4, Columbia, Scranton, 6- 7, Trocadero, Philadelphia, 0-14. Moulin Rouge—Oalety. Mlnnonpolls, 2-7, Grand Opera Houiie. St. Paul, 8-14. Orientals (Wm. 0. Cameron, mgr.) — Empire, Brooklyn, 2-7. Empire, Newark, 9-14. Face Makers (It. E. Fatlon, mgr.)—Empire, Chi- cago, 2-7. Gayety, Milwaukee, 8-14. Queens of the Folios Bergere—Counlhan k Rhan- non's—Eighth Avenue, New York, 2-7, Howard, Boston. 9H. Rose Buds (Low Livingston, mgr.)—Empire. In- dianapolis, 2-7, Folly, Chicago, 8-14. Stars of Stagelnnd (Wm. Dunn, mgr.)—Gayety, Milwaukee, 2-7, Oalety, Minneapolis, 8-14. Tiger Lilies (James Weedon. mgr.) — Krug, Omaha, 2-7. Century, Kansas City, 8-14. Peruchl-Gypxene Stock (O. D. Fcruchl, mgr.)— Watson's Burlesquers (Dan Guggenheim, mgr.)— New Orleans, La., 2, Indefinite. Trlncess Players (0. L. Richards, mgr.)—Tacoma, Wash., 2, Indefinite. Prospect Theatre Stock (FTank Gerster, mgr)— Bronx N. Y„ 2. Indefinite. Princess Stock (Elbert A Getchell, mgrs.)—Dea Moines. Ia„ 2, Indefinite, rickerts, Four (Willis Plckert, mgr.)—Burling- ton. N. 0., 2-7, Enfield 0-11, Rocky Mount 1214. RoFeleigh Stock (Jack Roselelgli, mgr.)—Okla- homa, Okln.. 2, Indefinite. Spocner, Cecil, and Stock (Louis T. Fobs, mgr.)— Metropolis, New York, 2. Indefinite. Shannon Stock (Harry Shannon, mgr.)—Athens, O.. 2-7, Spencer. W. Va., 0-13. St. Clair Stock (Harry St. Clair, mgr.)—Prince Albert, Sesk., Can.. 2, Indefinite. Toronto Stock (W. It. Sherman, mgr.)—Calgary, Alta., Can.. 2, Indefinite. Taylor Slock (H. W. Taylor, mgr.)—Lowell, Mnss., 2. Indefinite. Todd Stock (Wilson R. Todd, mgr.)—Lansing, Mich., 2, Indefinite. Temiiest Stock (J. L, Tempest, mgr.)—Mont- gomery. Pa., 2-7. Van Dyko A Eaton Stock (F. A O. Mack, mgrs.) —Toledo, O., 2. Indefinite. Weher-Flelds' 8tock (Weber A Fields, mgrs.)— New Music Hall, New York, 2, indefinite. Wldtney Stock—Hastings. Mich., 2-7. Winnlnger Bros * Stock—Racine, Wis., 2, Indefi- nite. Winnlnger Bros.* Stock—Milwaukee, Wis., 3, In- definite. Wolfe Stock (J. A. Wolfe, mgr.)—Wichita, Kan., 2. Indefinite. Westchester Stock—Stalnach A Hards'—Mt. Ver- non. N. Y.. 2, Indtfinti.'. Warbnrton Stock (Carl W. Hunt, mgr.)—Yonkers, N. Y.. 2. Indefinite. WHEEL BURLESQUE SHOWS. Columbia—Eastern. Al. Reeves' Beauty Show—Empire, Hoboken, 2-4, Empire, Paterson, B-7, Gayety, Newark, 9-14. American Beauties (Dave Ourao, mgr.)—Corinth- ian, Rochester, 2-7, Bastable, Syracuse, 0-11. Lumberg, Utlca, 12-14. Beauty, Youth and Folly (W. V. Jennings, mgr ) —Star, Brooklyn, 2-7, Empire, Hoboken, 0-11, Emplie, Paterson, 12-14. Behman Show (Jack Singer, mgr.)—Murray Hill, New York, 2-7, Park, Bridgeport, 12-14. Bon Tons (Frank McAlier, mgr.)—Empire, Pater- son, 2-4, Empire, Holwken, C-7, Gayety, Phila- delphia. 0-14. Bowery Burlesquers (Geo. H. Harris, mgr.)— Gayety, Brooklyn, 2-7, Olympic, New York, 0-14. College Girls (H. H. Hedges, mgr.)—Westminster, Providence. 2-7. Cnslno, Boston, 9-14. Columbia Burlesquers (Jesse Burns, mgr.)—Onv- ety, Boston, 2-7, Gllmore, Springfield, 0-11, Empire, Albany, 12-14. Cracker Jacks (Harry Leonl, mgr.) — Casino, Philadelphia, 2-7, Gayety, Baltimore, 0-14. DazzlerB, The (Chas. B. Arnold, mgr.)—Empire, Cleveland, 2-7, Empire, Toledo, 8-14. Dreamluud Burlesquers (E. Travers, mgr.) — Goyely, Baltimore, 2-7, Gayety, Washington, 9-14. Gaiety Oirls—Standard, Cincinnati, 2-7, Onyoty, Ixiulsvllle, 8-14. Gay Masqueradert (Moe Messing, mgr.)—Olym- pic, New York, 2-7, Empire, Paterson, 0-11, Empire, Hoboken. 12-14. Ginger Girls (Mutiny Rosenthal Cnslno, Brooklyn, 2-7, Eighth Avenue, New York, 0-14. Whirl of Mirth (Robert Gordon, mgr.)—Grand Opera House, St. Paul. 2-7, lay off week It-II. Yankee Doodle Girls (Max Gorman, mgr.)—Em- pire. Philadelphia. 2-7. Casino, Brooklyn. 1)14. Zallsh's Own (Harry Thompson, mgr.)—Bronx, Now York, 2-7, Empire, Brooklyn, 0-14. VAUDEVILLE SHOWS. Hnrdock Bros.' Comedians (Al. Murdock, mgr.)— North Troy. Vt.. 11-7. Todd's (William, Todd, mgr.) —•Crawfordvllle, On., 2-7. MINSTRELS. Big City—John W. Vogel's—Smcthport, P«.. «. Emporium U, Dll Bills 7. De Hue Bros.'—I.udlugtou, Mich., B, Mnnlstos 0. Thonipsonvllle 7, Traverse City 0, Mance- b'lia 10, Petoskey 11, Cheboygan 12, Grayling lit. West Branch 14. Fields', Al. G. (Edw. Conard, mgr.)—George- town, Ky.. B. Winchester 0. Huntinglon. VT. Vs.. 7, Charleston 0. Parkerslmrg 10, Marietta, ().. 11, Wellston 12, Chllllcotuo 13, Ports- month 14, Georgia Troubadours (Wm. McCnbe, mgr.)—Chll- llcnthe, Mo., S, Brookfield 0, 7. O'Nell'a, Nell—Baltimore, Mil., 0-14. Primrose A Dockstnder's (Karl Burgess, mgr.) —Minneapolis, Minn., 2-7, Hluux Falls. 8. Dtk., 8. Sioux City, In., 0, Lincoln, Nebr., in. Bent rice 11, Lawrence, Kan., 12, Topeka 13. St. Joseph, Mo.. 14. Roi.ell'a (Chas. A.Botell, mgr.)—■Galveston, Tex, 2-7. BANDS AND OIICHBSTRA9. Flsrher and bis Exposition Orchestra. (0. L. Fischer, mgr.)—Ann Arbor, Mich., S, 0, Kalt- mnsno 7. 8. Oassopolls 0. Battle Greek 1*. Knlamatoo 11, Battle* Creek 12, Laming 13, Kalatuaioo 14, IS, Souna and his Band (John Philip Sousa, conduct- or).—Newport, N, II., mat., and Olaremont J. Springfield. Vt., mat., tnd Keene, N. II.. t, Rutland. Vt. mat., and Bennington 7, Illpp*- drome. Now York 8. FILM SHOWS. Alaakan-Plberlan Moving Pictures (Beverly B. Dohbs, mgr.)—Weber's, New York, 2, iudCaV nlle. Box From Larklns, The, In Moving Pictures (D. J. Lo Kebvre, mgr.)—Albany, r7. Y.. 2-14. Durbar, The, In Kluemacolor Moving Pictures— Temple, Boston, 2, Indefinite. 101 Ranch Wild West, In Moving Pictures (W. J. McQuinu, mgr.)—Winnipeg, Man., Can., »■ 7, Dauphin 0-14 Ri'lney'H, Paul J„ African Jungles, la Moving Pictures—Bijou. New York, 2. Indefinite. Rule Moving Pictures (F. E. Rule, mgr.)—Wd- ilnn. la., B-7, Murray 0-11, Ixirlmer 12-14. Thompson's Moving Pictures (F. II. Thoinpwta. mar.)— Union Grove, Wis., B-7, Salem 8-11. Bristol 12, 13. CARNIVAL SHOWS. Krnuso SIiom-h —Columbia, Ga„ 2-7. Moss lima. 1 Hliows—Hawklnsvllle, Ga., 2-7. Ainerlcus 9-14. Rock City Shows (A. E. Lange, mgr.)—Conlele. On., 7-12. MISCELLANEOUS. ' Butler, Magician (II. J. Harrington, mgr.)— Dixon, Nebr., B, Pnge fl, Stuart 7. Grent ltaymonil (Maurice F. ltnymontl, mgr.)— St. Joseph, Mo., 0-7. Kansas City 8-14. ., mgr.)—Colum- bia, Chicago, 2-7, Standard, Cincinnati. 8-14. Mysterious Smith (Albert P. Smith, mgr.)— Lt Girls From the Grent White Way (Frank Perley, Moure, N. Dak., B, (lakes 0, Ilecla, H, link., T. m|,T.)—Garden, Buffalo, 2-7, Corinthian, Roch- Ncwmsnn. Great—Harvey, N. Dak., 0-7, Mine* estor. 9-14. Girls From nappylnnd (E. W. Cblpmnn, mgr.) —Gayety, Detroit, 2-7, Gayety, Toronto, 0-14. Golden Crook (Jus. 0. Fulton, mgr.)—Gayety, Washington, 2-7. Gayety, Pittsburgh, 9-14. Hastings' Hhnw (Harry Hastings, mgr.)—Gayety, Toronto, 2-7, Garden, Buffalo, 0-14, Jolly Folly (Al. Rich Producing Co., mgrs,)— Empire, Toledo, 2-7, Columbia, Chlcugo. H-14. Knickerbockers (Louis Roble, mgr.) — Cnslno, Boston, 2-7, Columbia, New York, 9-14. Love Makers (Ira Miller, mgr.)—Empire, Albany. 2-4, Franklin Square, Worcester, S-7, Gayety, Huston. 0-14. Merry-Go-Bounders (Lcfuer-Brntton Co., mgrs.) —Gayety. Philadelphia 2-7, Hitrtlg & Hen- mon'H. New York. 0-14. Merry Whirl (Louis Upstelti, mr;r.)—Star and Oarter, Chicago, 2-7. Giiycty, Detroit, 8-14. Midnight Maidens (Wm. S. Clark, mgr.)—Hur- tin A Scullion's. New York, 2-7, Murray Hill, New York, !M4. Molllc Williams (I'lill Isnncs, mgr.) — Gayety, Pittsburgh. 2-7, Empire, Cleveland. 0-14. (Jueens of Furls (Joseph Howard, mgr.)—Gayety, Omaha, 2-7, lay off week 8-14. Robinson Crusoe Girls (Ham ltoblusnn, mgr.)—> Gayety, Montreal, 2-7. Empire, Albany, 9-11, Frnnklln Square, Worcester, 12-14. Itose Syilell's London Belles (W. S. Cnmpliell, mgr.)—Pnrk. Bridgeport, 5-7, Westminster, Providence. 0-14. Runaway Girls (Peter S. Clark, mgr.)—Gayety, Newark. 2-7, Cnslno, Fltlinilclphln. 0-14. Social Maids (Itobt. Cobn, mgr.)—Gayety, Knn- sas City. 2-7, Gayety, Omaha, 8-14. Star and Garter Slimy (Frank Welsherg, mgr.)— Unstable. Syracuse. 2-4, Lumberg, 1,'tlca, 0-7, (luyetr. Montreul, 0-14. Taxi Girls (Louis Ilurtlg, mgr.)—Gayety, St. Louis. 2-7. Gayety. Kansas City, 8-14. Trocadero* (Frank Pierce, mgr.)—Columbia, New York. 2-7. Star. Brooklyn, 0-14. Welch's Burlesquers (Jacob Lleherman, mgr.)— Lay off week 2-7, Star and Garter. Chicago, 814. Winning Widows (Jacob Goldenls-rg. mgr.)—Gay- ety. Louisville. 2-7. Gayety. St. Louis, 8-14 4 World of Pleasure (Dave Gordon, tngr.)—Gllmore, Springfield, 2-4, Empire, Albany, B-7, Gayety, Brooklyn, 9-14. Empire—Western. Americans (Ed. E. Daley, mgr)—Folly. Chicago 8-11, Keuninre 12-14. Prlnceas of Mystery and All Star Review—Ts- wnnda, Pa., 3, Elmlra, N. Y., 0, lloruell 7. (Henri 0, Knne, Pa., 10, Tltttsvlllo 11, Oil City 12, Jamestown, N. Y., 13, Dunkirk 14. Wright's Coinlilnation Show (0. A. Wright, mgr.) —Clinton Comer, N. Y., B-7, Clinton Hollow Oil. OUT OF TOWN NEWS Vt. Worth, Tex.—New Majestic (l'nullh. Sclilvsonger, mgr.) bill week of Nov. 2.1 tnuliuled: Vnlleclta's leupnrds, the Grny Trio, Leu Hllvns. Culls Bros., Hurry Holdeu and Lucy Hiirroti, Milton nnd Dolly Nobles, Wright and Lawrence, mill motion pictures. BviiiiH I Phil W. Greenwnll, mgr.)—Mine, Lil- lian Nordleu nnd David Uls|iliatn, In concert, 28. Savov (Frank North, mgr.)—Ruth llobliisna and Frunk Misidy, In "Brewster's Millions," tt H. It. 0. houses week of 2.1. Pupncksh (Joseps Aninoff, mgr.)—The Prin- cess Stock Co. prwenled "A Mali's Ihmic," lo ciipmlty lioiiscM, we'k of 2.1. IIieisiniiciMi: (I.. II. lU'tuy, mgr.)—Five acts of high cluss vaudeville and inotlou pictures. DnllfiN, Tea.—Dulins (Geo. Amy, mgr.) limber WltlhimK N,.v. 1H, 111. "The Spring Maid." 21-JW, did good business. "Madams JtM8HTlc'(0. P. Gould, mgr.)—Hill week of 21 lnvliiilHl: Jane C«>urtlio|io ami cninimny. Chit* t'ls-lliillldiiv and eoiupmiy. Klchnrds, Allegro. Ross and Kills, Kay L. Uoyce, and Orlin and Elliott. , __. . Gaiidin (Brown A Stlnnott. mgrs.)—Bill week ot 24 Included! .Kent's Scala, San Tuccl. Gates nnd Blnks, Nlclinls-Nelsou Trou|w, Haley ami Unity, and Dllla and Guyer. Canaelhr liuxlnews. Oiii'tiKitu (ll«y Hilton, mgr.J—The Wilson Slock Co.. and imitlon pictures, Happy Holm (Hoy Dillon, mgr.)—West Avery and company, and motion pictures. Davenport. In.—Rurtls (Obamlperlln, Kindt A Co., mgrs.!—Sarah Paddon, In "Kindling." mati- nee and night, Dec. 1, "Freckles," matinee anil 'The Woman" B. (Ikanu (iV'Li'llugiies, ingr. )—For Nov. 24 2:7; Avenue, Detroit, 8-14." -g «* SSWr^ ° ? Ca "' 0 "" , """ A tts Qlrl. JTedd^ WyomTt; ■y.).- T ft«HsV cm- w %SSSeJTtcSSSm BertotL mgr.)-^ri.e '.ill mS"SSltoJ rt£5! v DlJS' mir'l-OentuTy »<*" «' "•»• 2« Included: Musical Hawniian's. K.mtaJ, PHv 2 V Standard St RuhTs'u Cameron .ml O'Connor. Ned Burton nnd company. Bobe°S» C "I].\ 7 ub. 8 nl" n mgrl-Howard.' iV.ton, Seomon^and^ Killl.n, the Delmore Trio, SI Ito 2-7, Grand Opera House, Boston, 9-14. Century Girls (Waller Greaves, mgr.)—Lafayette, Buffalo, '1-1, Columbia, Scruntoa, 9-11, Or- pheum. Paterson, 12-14. Cherry Uicssoms (Max Armstrong, mgr.)—Buck- ingham, Louisville, 2-7, Empire, Indianapolis, 9-14 Amerlcnscotie. Lrno (J. narry Blnnchard, mgr.)—Annie Ab- bott. "The Utile Georgia Magnet," with slg oilier all-star acts, Including the Great Iloberls, lLcludeu lu bill week ot 26. Norfolk, Vn.—Academy (Otto Welts, mgr.) The Trill of the Lonesome Pine," Nov, 28-30, Daffydllls (Arthur Mailer, mgr.)—People's, New to tucked bouses. Adelaide Thuraton Dec. 4. York, 2-7, Empire, Philadelphia, 9-14 Dandy Girls (Chas. F. Cromwell, mgr.)—Star, Toronto, 2-7, Lafayette, Buffalo, 9-14. Dante's Daughters (Cbis. Taylor, mgr.)—Empire, Baltimore, 2-7. Lyceum, Washington, 9-14 Follies of the Day (Jack McNamara, mgr.)—• Columbia. Scranton, 2-4, Orpheum, Paterson, 6-7. People's. New York, 9-14. Colonial (O 0. Egsn. mgr.)—Bill for week of 2: The Reld Bros., Gumming and Gladding, Mlddleton, Spellmeyor and company, Mullen and G-ogan, I.n Tosca and company, Don Fulano, and Grant and Hoag. Business Is good. Ounhv (Otto Wells, mgr.)—"Martime Sherry" week of 2. Victoria (Otlo Wells, mgr.)—Vaudeville and Gay Widows (Louis Oberworth, mgr.)—Standard, action pictures. St. Loots, 2-7. Buckingham, Louisville, 8-14. AumuciN, Wohdirlahp, Aroadr, Oolvudu, Girls From Missouri (Lewis Talbot, mgr.)— Bohita, aKO FotosbO, motion picture houses, Avenue, Detroit, 2.7, btar, Toronto, 0-14. report good business. < Mi