The New York Clipper (Jan 1913)

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i WM ') t iffit .,.« j . I - ■ -I ! i- : ■■■* • 'V , . ' * r ."■-( .. • i m, ■' rife V-l fell $i&! < IS TCCBNEW YOEK JAKTJAfi Y 25 SV^EETEIVED SUCCESS FOURTH ANNUAL TOUR OF THE Billy Allen Musical Comedy Co. THE BIGGEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL MUSICAL COMEDY ORGANIZATION KTEK A' AT POPULAR PRICKS 1^ PREPARATION FOB NEXT SEABOSi SIO.000 INVESTED I* THE LATEST AMD BEST ■■■■"■ BROADWAY MUSICAL CORKDT SUCCESSES * The following musical comedies, suitable for production or tabloM musical comedies, can be leased on royalty tor the oomtog «»«m: "King of Kokomo," "A Night at the "Winter Garden," "Tatters In Fairyland," "The Giddy Widow," "In the Land of CMli." Wanted-to hear from People in all lines for musical comedy. Adds,.., BILLY ALLBN, car. B1U, AU.n Maslcal <* SS fc&£2^^&SSSak*'3i ^hS't^TbZti'&£A%SF *"">»«»' *—«""-. «« *"^ * »• TO BEAR. FHOB TABLOID MUSICAL COHEDIES and DRAMATIC COMPANIES MINSTRELS, and ALL KINDS OF FEATURE ANIMAL A6TS No act too big for 08. Will pay percentage or oat. Preference given to companies with band, whlt e or colored. Answer qalck. MANAGER ORPHEUM THEATRE, !»ew*rk, Ohio. NOW PLAYING For balance or Mason and Summer, at the ALBERT THEATRE, Chattanooga, Tnn. ;&,O00 to draw from. State full particulars first letter. For terns address . J. P. ARNOLD, Boom 810, Cohan Theatre Bldg., U'way and 45th St., N". Y. ORGANIZED STOCK or REP. Carlisle's Wild West Show IHmiMIMISS, and onplctt latin Villagt *» """ "V..™™ 0 "' * *—"■ R. C. CARLI8LB, 97 Lairnnet St., N. Y. City. Phone, Hornlngslde 2878 W. RMB Send foronr latest Book of Plavs, Sketches, Monologues. Songs, etc., with the choice of the work of 103 writers to select from. Absolutely free for postage, to Introduce oar line of work. NEW YORK WRITERS' ASSOCIATION, 103 East l»5th St., New York City. Tel. Harlem1488. SMALL GIRL OTA1YTED TO POSE IVIAXIIVl'i MODI EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY Nothing to furnish. Stead; vaudeville engagement. Bronx Theatre, this week; Alhamnra, week Jan- 27. Call morning! at 217 W. lSSih St, N. Y, WH, J. 8LATTERY. ffUTED nm mm nm > \ iimuuv) cing Specialties preferred. Can pi Specialties. Piano Player who does Specially, opens. No ticket; no booze. Opens Feb. 10, Sonbrette, Lady for Biddy, two good Irish Co- medians, Blackface Comedian. Those doing Dan- .ilHce two Sketch Teams with Single and Doable State very lowest la first letter. We pay all after show THOS, L. FINN, HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y. WANTED—Ingenue or Small Juvenile Woman One with specialty preferred, for "ALONG THE KENNEBEC" CO. Address N. E. TUCKER,Pendleton, Oregon, Jan. 2"; The Dalles, 28; Hood Blver, 29; Oregon Olty, 80; Sllverton, 81; Woodbnrn, Feb. 1; OorvalUs, 3. A WOMAN FOR SOUBRETTE AND LEADS AND INGENUES Wardrobe and appearance essential. Other use ful people write. Send photos and programs. Ap- ply by letter only. Address JIOIl. STOCK company, iris Theatre. Kensington and Alle- gheny Aves., Philadelphia, Pa. Will'H. Kent GEN. BUS, Ability, appearance, wardrobe. Join on wire. OSN. I)EL„ LEOMINSTER, MASS AT LIBERTY F. K. HOFFMAN Eccentric Characters, Genteel and Character Old Men; one piece. Good. Rep. or Stock. One bill a week. Address F. K. HOFFMAN, LAYLE HOTEL, WICHITA, KAS. AT LIBERTY, After Jan. 24 FOR BIG FAIRS AND CEI.EDHATION9 P. O. D.»v OS, Flint, MIchlKan 29 years' experience. Can book or wildcat. Good press worker, a close contractor. Use paste brash when necessary to get showing. Not afraid of •work. Write or wire. WILL J. peters, "Wilson Hotel, Bait Lake City, Utah. Experienced Reliable Agent At Liberty ONE NIGHT OR REP. C. A. W., tm West aatB St., N. y. City . AT UBERTI-a). BBATTOM Character, General Business, Light Comedy. Age 22, weight 180. Rep. or one night preferred. Ad- dress Booth Omaha, Neb. WW SAT V Dogs, Plcturo M. FUms, Merry- * v »* J1U.C—-Qo-Round, 8od» Fountain, Box- ing Sumereau't High Diving Trick Dogs mid Doves. Will exohange Dogs uud loves for good FLins. PROF. HARRY SMITH, Praia, Pa. SECORDS PLAYERS Hg^SSffWi who can play M. P. houses or legitimate theatres. AUo Specialty Lady; and Planlsl.ma'e or female. yashvlUo, N. C, Jau. 25; after tuut Fremont, N, 0 . LADY WANTED-For Novelty Act. Must sing, or wonld double with good lidj single. Those experienced in chorus that can sing answer, w. P. R,, care of CLIPPER. FOR SALE-OR WILL TRADE Posing Dog Act with drops and all props. Now working. H. C care of CLIPPER. WANTED — Clever Young English GlrU, all-around Dancers. A"' dally 12-2 p. 111. E. ROSEBUD,; by letter or call W. ttlli St., N. Y Circus Seats, Poles, Stakes, Used Tents SEND FOR LIST. A MONEY SAVER. PEARL VAN, Nortlivllie, N. Y. CLEVELAND LOSES. The Appellate Division has handed down n decision denying the appeal of William 8. Cleveland, a vaudeville manager, from a fine of $1,029.25 Imposed upon lilm bv Supreme Court Justice Olegcrluh for contempt of court. Cleveland was found guilty or dis- obeying nn Injunction to restrain him from engaging in the vaudeville booking buslm-re for a term of years. The injunction wm ob- Inlncd by MUtoi Horitrfleld and others who li'Might from him tlii> buslines of the Pru- rti'iillal Vaudeville iCju-hange. uudcr a con- tract that he wss to refrain from competing w!lh them. Tills contract the court found bad not been kept by the defendnnt. * ■ ♦ ROBINSON DANGEROUSLY ILL. Dnvc Ilohlnson, for mnny years manager M the Colonial Theatre. New York, nnd of the New Brighton Thestrc, Rrlgbton Dcflcli, J. }.. is still dangerously ill at his New i orlt home. . ■, j . . "THE BAPPY DUTCH GIRL," The London Ura has pending against It an action brought by May Moore Duprez for "uel, because that well known English Jour- nal Inserted an advertisement of Happy I'anny Fields, in which It was stated that Happy Fanny Fields was the originator or the Happy Dutch Girl business. The adver- tisement was a quotation from another paper, and was In effect an apology to Happy Fanny Fields for stating that May Moore Duprez was the originator. The Era Is now collecting evidence to sup- port their plea nt justlllcntion, and is anxious to ilnd proof that Fav.ny Fields was the first to use the business. 0 ■ » FAYTEMPLETON TEMPTED. Fay Tcmplcton, the well known comedi- enne, who retired from the stage after her nppearanco In "Plnnfore," a few years ago, but who appeared for a short time with Weber & Fields' Jubllc?, Is to appear here In vaudeville. According to William Ilnni- uiersteln Miss Templet on will be seen at the Victoria Theatre during the week of Feb. 24, the engagement being for one week. • i » NEW JERSEY CENTRAL STATION. A new terminal Is being constructed for the Central 11. It. of New Jersey on the site of the present passenger station in Jersey City. It will allow double the present ca- pacity in the train shed. Additional double- deck ferryboats accommodations will be pro- vided for the handling of the combined: C. R. R. of N. J., P. and It., B. and O. and Lehigh Valley station. 4 i » V. C. C. CHANGES "NIGHTS." On Jan. 22 Irian Night will be celebrated. On Feb. 1 the new Clown Theatre will be opened. Feb. 5 will be Representatives' Night. Feb. 10 the 'Germans will come to the front, and on March 6 Managers' Night will be celebrntcd. and don't forget the big night of the ball at Terrace Garden on March 10. < ■ » ANOTHER POII THEATRE. The Franklin Square Theatre, In Worces- ter, Mass., second largest playhouse in that city, was sold by tbc Willard Taylor Estate, on an order of the Probate Court, on Jan. 10. to Sylvester Z. Poll. The price paid was said to bave been more than $100,000. 5 i > PULLMAN COMPANY LIABLE. A decision has been banded down by the Appellate Term of the Supreme Court to the cited that the Pullman Company Is respon- sible for lost Jewelry when the bag contain- ing the valuables bSB been given the porter for safekeeping. ♦ «» MADAME CULP'S RECITAL. Madame Julia Cutp, a famous lleder singer from Holland, wllljrlve her second recital nt Carnegie Hull on Tuesday evening, Jan. 28. The music critics hnvc written columns of praise about her singing. «« > DA7.IB RETURNS TO VAUDEVILLE. Mile, rtatie will resume her tour of the United time at Wilmington, Del. +-*■• DON'T OVERLOOK •VOYTHEPP." route_list. flttdwllle Bjtt Cfst Supplemental Ltot—Beectvea Too Lato for ClsuataoaUsm. Aborn Grand Opera <Mllum A Sargest Aborn, mgrs.)—Lincoln, Xebr., 2*. Hastings 27. "Angel of the Trail" (C. P. rarrtngtoc baa. mgr.)—AJtoons. P»., 27. "Butterfly on the Wheel, A"—Lewis Waller's— Norfolk. Va., 28, ». "Butterdy on the Wheel, A"—Lewis Waller"!— Davenport, la., 80. "Bohemian Girl, Tbe" (Milton A -Sargent Alorn, mgra.)—Hot Bprtars, Ark., ZS. "Bunty PnUi the Strings"—Saabert-Brady'H— Oatbondale, Pa., ;o. "Billy, the Eld"—Win. Wood's (Herbert I'nrrar, mgr.)—ganesrUle, O., 25. Charles Clierry and Made Doro — Charles Froh- man's—Lyceum, New York, 23, Indefinite. "Chimes of Normandy, The" (MUton a Sargent Aborn, nigra.)—Syracuse, N. Y., 30-Yeb. 1. "Confession. The"—Grand Open House, Phila- delphia, 27-Feb. 1. "Commoa Low. The"— A. H. Wood's—Baffslo, N. Y„ 27-Feb. 1. "Countess Coquette"—Des Moines, la., 2I>. "Chocolate Soldier, The"—F. C. Wbluiey'i^—Lin- coln, Nebr., 28. Gilbert & Snlllran'e Comic Opera—Messrs, Sha- bert—Cleveland, 0., 27-Frt. a, Glaser, Veughan, Players <W. R Garyi, mgr.)— Cleveland. O., 20, liidconlte. Gennell, Mlna (V. C. MlnaelH, mgr.)—Shelby- vllle, Ind., 27-Fei. 8. "Glass Blowers, The"—John Corfs—Syracnse, N. Y., 80-Pe*. 1. "Girl of My Dreams, The"—Jes. M. Galtcs'— Elmlra, N. T.. 23. "Golden Hair, The"—Davenport, la., 21. "Girl of the Underworld"—Wee A Lambert's— Terre Hante, Ind., 25. Hawtrey, William (A. G. Delam*ter, ngr.)—Des Monies, la., 25. "Hanky Panky"—Lew Fields'—ntka, N. Y., 34, 25, Snaense 27. 28. Kappa Knrpa HJnstrele—DaTenport, la, SS. Lander, Harry, A Co. (Wm. Morris, mgr.)—Syra- cuse, N. Y.. 23. Lowery's MInBtrela—Davenport. la., 20. "Lady From Oklahoma, The - '—Baffalo, N. Y- 27-Fcb. L "Louinlana Lou"—Barry Askln's — Bastings, Nebr., 25. Monte Carlo Girls (Independent Barleeque-s)— Logausi«irt, Ind., 23. Murdock Bros.' Oomcdlana (AL Unrdoek. mgr.)— New Market, N. H., 23-25, Deiry 27-29. "Madame Sherry" (Madame Sherry Co., Inc., mgrs.j—Terre Baute, Ind., 24. "Madame X"—Charleston, B..C., 28. O'Brien's, Nell, MInBtrela (Oscar F. Hodge, mgr.) —Newport News, Ya., 2J, Rlchmoad 24, 25. Ralelgb. N. O. 27. Greensboro 28, Wlns'un- Salem SB, Charlotte 80, 8partanburg, 8. C, 31. Colombia Feb. L ' "Over Night In Borton"—NashviHe, Tenn., 20-25. Pink Lndy, The"—Klaw A Erlanger'a — Lima, *%! V S»hS 1 _ n ' a Fraae ' 8— Kttabnrgh, Sh e e tan's English Grand Opera—Joseph Sneehan't ,. —Toronto, Ont., Can.. 27-Feb. 1. Secret of Suianoe, iTic'—Sorlngfleld, Mass., 25. Thelnu" (Henry W. Link, n.gr.)—Brookneld, Mo„ 25, Chlllleotho 2«, «v<»»: u, "Uncle Tom's Cabin"—Hartfard. Conn., 26. Wilson, Al. JL (Sidney It. Kllh, mgr.)—Toronto, Ont., Can., 27-Feb. 1. WaJdnwnn, Ednard IS. R. Johnson, bus. nun.)— Bgg^J>»»V 2S. fiheltovme 29, Cambridge City SO New Castle Feb. L ™ k ? S"! 1 ' ,S c ^.' a *'' < G «- w - Stephens, E?HT W S t ? eT "«•J , •' , •• - 1 - X, » rI<>n 28 Abing- don 29, Bristol, Tens.. 30, Mlddleboeo, Ky., BALLET GIRLS STRIKE. Because the management of the Chicago Grand Opera Co., of Chicago, having de- clined to accede to a request for additional remuneration for Sunday performances, the entire ballet went on strike Jan. 18, Just be- fore the time set for ringing up tbe curtain for the performance of "I Fagliaecl." The announcement that Adeline Genec was to be in the production had brought out a large audience. Back of tbe scenes Rose Sullivan leader of the chorus, demanded an Increase of fifty cents for each girt. The dancers' contract called for only $2 a performance, with the provision that they were to rehearse and play on Suin?.ayB at the option of the management The girls, who had appeared in "Cavallorla RuttlcaTia" in the afternoon, demanded $2.00 for the evening performance or they would refuse to appear. Bernard Ulrica, acting for Manager Dlppel. refused to give more than tbe two dollars, so the ballot left An explanation was made to the audience, and a concert was given by operatic stars In place of the opera. w» » TO JOIN WATER ACT. Mrs. C. M. Bontafax and Lillian Coolcy have arrived In New York to Jotn Rice & Dore's Water Carnival, which will be seen In vaudeville soon. SPECIAL MAT. AT WINTER GARDEN, A special matinee will be given at the Winter Garden Friday afternoon, Jan. 24, of •Broadway to Paris?" which Is In Its fast week. 4 s » BABY HELEN HE AD LINER. Baby Helen Is being headlined on the Michigan time, opening at tbe Colnmbla, Grand Baplds, this week. «■» Wills Compact Notes. —The John B. Wills Musical Comedy Co. has been playing to record breaking business since the open- ing of the Heason. We have played four return dates so far. Last week we played n return date at Bangor, Pa., and were wel- comed by my old friends, while the Btks' lodge there tunned out strong on two nights. Mr. Wills certainly Is a great favorite ttere. Pritchard and Jones certainly did show onr company how real men know hew to treat a performer. Onr stay was a pleasant ono there, and we are booked to play a return date late Id Spring. We are on oar way South, as Mr. Wills has received a flattering offer from some Southern managers. This 1b sure to be our best record breaking season. The roster is: J. B. Wills. Mrs. Kate Helston Wills, Karle snd Welch. Mason Sisters, Hel- ston nnd Fonnlng, O'Malley and VogeL and Thomas McCrackcn, manager. Thb Olb Bav i.iAULT. has always been a -welcome "old nai" to our bunch. EDjaB Alum, of the Allen-Bpsteln Co., lias declined an offer from the U. B 0 to accept n desk in their office, but has'de- cided to continue his agency Dobotht H4BKB has severed her connec- tion as leading woman with the Majestic Stock Co. at Montgomery, Ala., and joined Beatrice Ingram In her new net. "The Graft- ers." opening In Providence Monday, Jan 20 Biu.r Hall, the little comedian Ib' re^ ociving much favorable comment on his work with the Billy B. Van Co. The empany is playing Chicago four weeks. T wrAm«/i~lfj7l _Wlaea no slate is .lUl IA JCj"- b i ven. the vreek ot Jan. 20-28 Is representee. Abbott A Curtis, Orpbeum, Des Moines, la. Abbott, Annie, Orrstal, Milwaukee. Acme Four, Orpbeum, Cincinnati. Adonis A Dog, Savoy, Atlantic Olty. Adlcr. Bymu, & Co., Empress, Denver. Adler, Jeanette, Orphenm, Cincinnati. Aeroplane Ladles. Empress, Milwaukee. Agnese, Loolse, & Co., New, Baltimore. Altktn-WUitinan Trio. Palace, Chicago. Akerctron. Ullle. Scenic Temple, Providence, B. I., Indefinite. Alvln A Nnlty, La Plana, Toronto. Can. Alpine Troupe. Buahwlck, BUn.; Poll's, Scranton, Pa., 27-Feb. 1. Alvln. Jack. Vogel's Minstrels. "Alice Teddy," Pantages'. Portland, Ore. Allen. Minnie. Palace, Chicago. .„_,„__ Aleiander A Scott, Hammersteln's N. Y. C, 27- Allen,' Se'arlc, A Co., Proctor's 125th Sfc, N. Y. C, 23-28. . ' , Alber's Polar Bears, Empress, St PanL Alpha Tronpe, Poll's. Hnrtford, Conn. American Dancers (0). Poll's. Harttord, Ctmn. Aiacrlean Newsboys' Quartette, Folly, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Majestic, Ft. Worth, Tex., 27- Feb. 1. _, Amoros Elsters, Orphenm, San Fran., OaL Ameta, Mile., Orphenm. Ogden, U. American Beauties (0). Hipp.. St. Lotus. Anialo. Mile., k Co., Temple, Rochester. Andrews, Nellie. Co.. Lyric. IndlanapoUs. Anger A Hanley. Majestic La Crosse, Wis.; Or- phean. Superior, 20-Feb. 1. "Antique Girl, The," Schenectady, N. Y. Antrim. Harry, Bender, Utlca. N. Y. Apdale's Animals, Orpheum. Spokane, Wash. Arnold, Alusworth, A Co., Lyric, Indianapolis. Arthur, Richards A Arthur, Temple, Rochester. Ardetl, Franklyn, A Co., Temple, Rochester, N. Y, Armstrongs (4). Queens of Folks Bersjere Co. Armanis i5), BIJon, Decatur, 111.: Indiana, Chl- cag>. 27-Feb. 1. Armstrong A Hanley, Orpheum, Ogden, U. Arco Bros., Palace. Chicago. ATllne. k Adler. Alhombrn, N. Y. C. Arthur. Walt., Hudson, Union Hill, N. J. Armstrong, Geo., Orpbeum. Boston. Armstrong 4 Ford. Poll's, SprlngflelcL Masa. Astalres, Tbe, Orpheum, Doluth, Minn, Ash. Samuel, Proctor's, Newark, N. J., 27- Feb. 1. Ashley & Lee. Orpheum, Memphis, Tenn, Asakl, Albambra. N. Y. C Athletes (4). Keith's. Phlla.; Hammersteln's, N, Y. O. 27-Feb. 1. Atkinson, Barry, Orpbeum, Montreal, Can. Australian Woodchoppew, Keith's, Louisville. Auger, Oapt Geo., BUou, Jackson. Mich., 23-25. Avolos. The, Pantages'. Oakland, CaL Avon Comedy Four, 8avoy, Atlantic City. Ayres, Sidney, A Co., l.rplieum, i.lncoln, Neb. Axard Bros., Majestic, Chicago. Mnn.es A West Empire, Hong Kong, China, In- definite. Dames A Crawford, Orpbeum, Salt Lake City, U.; Orphenm, Denver, 27-Feb. 1. Barrett, Edward, A Co., Walker's, Sbelbyvllle, Ind., Indefinite. Parker, Ethel Mae, Orphenm, Portland. Ore. Bartholomea's Players, Orpbenm, Seattle, Wash. Barry, Mr. A lira. Jimmy, Orpheum, Sacramento, Cat 1'allerlol, Clara, Orphenm, Spokane. Wash. "Ballet Glasalqoe." Orphenm, Des Moines, Is. Barry, Lydla, Orpheum. Minneapolis. Minn. Baxter, Sidney, Orobeam, Darenport. la. Barryuore, Ethel. 4 Co.. Colonial, N. Y. C. Barnes, Stuart, Bronx, N. Y. C. EartletU, Aerial, Nickel, Lawrence. Mass., 23-25. Birtholdl's Birds, Globe. Boston. Baker, Myrcn, Troupe, Colonial, Norfolk, Va, Barry A Hennessey, Globe, Cleveland, O. Baldwins. Tbe, Fraricals, Montreal, Can. Bames. Great, A Co., Merk. Sq.. Lowell, Maes. Banm Will. Academy, Lowell. Mass. Earnes k RoblnBon, Po'l's, Washington. Bards (4). Keith's. Columbus, O. Dergere. Valerie, Players. L'ulcn Sq., N. Y. C. Beckwlth. Linden, 5th Are., X. Y. C. Bendlx Emsomble Players, Maryland, Baltimore; Temple. Detroit, 27-Feb. 1. Beren.l'H Entertainers, KUbonrn City, Wis., lndefl- nJte. Berg Bros., Majesllc, Milwaukee; Columbia, St. Louis, Feb. 3-8. Bernhardt. Sarah, A Co.. Orphenm, Seattle, Waaa. Belli, l^s Marco, Orplienm. Omaha. Neb. Bell. Dleby, A Co.. Orpbeum, Minneapolis. Minn. Bedlnl k Arthur, Orpheum. Winnipeg, Can, Berlin Madcaps (8), Majestic. Milwaukee Beilrs. Clem, k Oo., Proctor's 58th St.. N. Y. C 23-26. Benway ft Dayton, Bijou, l'lqna, O. Bell Boy Trio, Nixon, Phlla. Belden, Mllo. A Co.. Hipp., St. Ifflila. Betelle A Deny, Hipp., St. Louis. Bertram, May, A Co., Columbia, Grand Rapids, Mleb. Bernird. Jos. E„ A Co., BIJon, Jackson, Mich., wss Beban, Geo., A Co., Keith's, Goomhus, a Billy, Little, Orpbeum, Salt Lake City, U. Bingham, Amelia, Majestic, Milwaukee. Biiley A Lerner, National. Boston. "Big Jim" (Kangaroo), Bowdoln Square, Boston. Blsaett A Scott,. Proctor's, Xewark, N. J., *7- Feb. 1. Boseeny, Irene, Colonial, Norfolk. Va. Blgneys, Tbe, Majesllc, Cedar Rapids, la. Blanche. Belle. Bushwlck, Bkta. piack A White, Empress, Olnclnnat! m SfJ ,mm * Thomas, BIJon, Jackson, Mich., Boise* (4). Touring Europe. Bowers, Walters A Croaker, Apollo. Nuremberg, Germany, 20-31: Hansa, Hamburg, cb. 1-28 Bowers, Fred V., A Co., Keystone. Phlla. Bogart ft Nelson. Poll's, Washington. Boganny Tronpe. G. O. H . Pltt-burgh. Bromley A Pearson. Ornheum. Kingston, N Y. Brown Bros. (0), Primrose ft Dcckstader's MIc- steels. Brlce ft Gnnne, Orpheum, Sacramento, Cal Brailshaw Bros.. Orphenm. New Orleans ' Brenens. Tbe. Orphenm. Des Molws. la. Breen, Harry, Orpbeum, Lincoln. Neb. Brownlnj. Bessie, Miles. Detroit. Brenner A RatcllOf, Keith's, Boston Broadway Trio. Bowdoln Sq.. Bolton. Brown A Small, Orpbeuiu, Boston. Brown ft Uwson, Howard, Boston. n^ C w ' H." re ' i , ^l' 8 ' Sprlnsjfleia, Mass Brooks, Harry, A Co.. Keith's, Lowell Mass Bradley 0. W.. Merk. Sq.. Lowell. MasT" 22 J 0 ***". Majestic, Cellar Rapids. Is, Bronson ft Both, Savoy, Atlantic Cltr ISff-■"■• * Go.. SrS mSSsb Brott A Hepper. Family, Elmlra N. Y Bunny, John, Hammeriteln's. N. Y. C Bumham A Irving, Orpbeum. Kansas Cltv Ifo. Burnett, Barry, Libert}. Phlla. *' rush 4 Sbrplro, MaJ'BUe, Cvdar Rsnlda la Bums ft Falton, PollV New Haven K BniL,* f """,■ P I" ,B i rf»"ford, Conn'. m - ESS 1 l"?*' I S°" °- O- H.. Pittsburgh IT^'eb L 7 ' * CC " H «»"»"«teln's, N?T a. rnSTn"'? - ' p t« n rals, Montreal, Can. inrrlllo, Leo, Proctor's. Newark M v csnt^ Ion ;, (e i\ ss&ettSutik V" 1 '' *«•. Klark-t'rban Co. t&aa^E&aS^A: SP''nsfleld, O. ••Sliffr'ni.""*! "'..'^r""- s J»k»ne. Wash. Cnftlui-J^'«£T» ""TJ^nn.. Knnsas Olty. Mo. 2320 Proetor's 1260i St., NT Y 0„ cSb?^^r^ , 2.*' T'Wol'- Detroit. Cabaret Ttao, Empress, Milwaukee. Carlmell ft Harris, Keith's, Boston. Casulle Trio, ColonhU, Norfolk, Va. Oavana Duo, Sbnbert. Utlca. N, Y. Carrie, Mile., Grand, Oevelaad, O. Carter A Waters, Cornmnla, Grand Rapids. Mich Callahan, Job., Kenyan, Pittsburgh. Carmen, Frank, Halsey, Bkln.. 23-25; 116th St N. Y. 0„ 27-29. ^ Cecil's, Mme., Leopards, Proctor's 23d St., N X C, 23-28. "Cbeyenne Days," Keith's, Phlla, Cbnans (4), Touring Europe, Cheater, Ida. Walter McMillan Co. Charlotte. Orpbeam, Cincinnati. Clipper Quartette, Eagbert Iowa City. Is. 23-2G- Majestic, Oedar Rapids, 27-29; Majestic DtT bique, 30-Feh. 2. ' CInrk A Turner, Miner's Bohemians Co. Clarke A Owen, Sydney, Australia, Indefinite. Clark A Hamilton, Orpheum, Los Angeles, Cal Claudlns ft Bcarlet. Orphenm, Sioux City, Is Clark, Owen, Majestic, Milwaukee. Cllre. Maggie, Colonial, N. Y, O. Clayton, Una. ft Co., Poll's, New Haven, Conn Clark A McOullough, llammersteln's, N. Y C Conn, Lew, O. H., Homer, Mich. Cottoo, Lolo. Orpheum, San Fran., Cal. 27. Feb. 8. Cortls A Florence, Keith's, Phlla. Coplilan, Rosalind, ft Co., Bnahwick, BUn.: Sib Ave.. N. Y. C. 27-Feb. 1. Oolhorn. Jennie, Billy (Swede) Hall A Co. Colbys, The, New Sun, Springfield. 0. Connolly ft Wenrich, Palace, Chicago. Conrad A Reed, Proctor's 23d St, N. Y. 0.. 23-20 Coarey A Le Malre, Temple, Detroit Contrsy A Brady, Lyrle, Newark, N. J., 28-25. Cooper A Robinson, Temple, Hamilton, Can. Cos, Ray, G. O. H.. Pittsburgh. Coombs A Aldwell, G. O. H.. Pittsburgh. Crnndall. Harry, A Co., Rowland, Wllklnsburc. Pa„ 23-25. Cretghton Girls (8), Empress, Cincinnati. Crawford A Delancey, O. H., Frankford, Ky. Cross ft Josephine, Hammersteln's, N. Y. C.: Keith's, Boston, 27-Feb. L Craig A Williams, Pantages'. Spokane, Wash.; Pantages', Seattle, 27-Feb. 1. Cressy A Dayne, Orpbenm, San Fran.. Cal., 20- Feh. 1. Crawley, Constance, A Co, Orphenm. I.os Angles, Ms. OroDcb A Welch. AThambra, N. Y. 0. Oinmlngham ft Marion, iirpbenm, Montreal, Can ; Temple, Hamilton. 27-Feb. 1. Cullen, James B., Orpbeum, Portland, Ore. Currier, Ttlta. Bowdoln Sq., Boston, Curtis, Dot, Cosmos, Washington. Cutler, Bert, Q. 0. H., Pittsburgh. Dixie. Mile.. "The Merry Countess" Co. Dile. Violet. 6th Ave., N. Y. C. Dslton, Harry Fenn, Majestic, Keene, N. R.; Howard. Boston. Feb. 8-8. D'Arvllle. Jesnnette, Seals, Montreal. Can. Darts, Daring, Orpheum, Portland, Ore. Dmclng VIoBnlst, Alhamhra, N. Y. C. Davis Bras.. Gay Bros.' Minstrels. D'Armond A Carter, Touring Europe. Daly, Arnold, ft Co., Mtvstlc, Chicago. Dale ft Boyle. Empress, Denver. Davey, De Mosey A Oetry. Bmpreifl. Dairer. Davies. Relne. Oolonlal, N. Y. 0. Dare Bros., AJhambra, N. Y. 0.; Colonial, N. Y. a. 27-Feb. 1. Daley Bros., Howard, Boston, Dalmage, lieo, Globe, Bolton. Diylons Tbe. Greely. Portland, Me. Davis A Hacauley, Chase's, Washington. Davis Family, Temple, Hamilton. Can. DavlB, Tom, Trio, Keith's. Indianapolis. "Dance Dream, The," Poll's. Scranton, Pa. Dalheanle A Co., New, Baltimore. Deagon, Arthur, Hanunetstein's, N. Y. 0. Demarest, Carl, Hammemteln's, N. Y. C. De Coe, Harry, E»roetor's. Newark, N. J.; Os- lonlal, N. Y. C. 27-Feb. 1. Delavoye ft Frits, Temple, Newport, Ky. Delmar A Delmsr, Orphenm, Sioux Olty, la.; Or- pheum, Davenport, 27-Feb. 1. De Frankle. Sylvia. Galtes' "Girl of My Dream.'' Co. De Mark), Harry, Richards' Tour, Australia. 2»- June 9. De Velde A Zelda, Ornheum, Gary, Ind.; Grsnd. Evansvllie, 27-Feb. 1. De Cbantel Twins New Sun, Sprmgfield, 0. "Detective Keen,' Palace, Chicago. De Lisle. Phiix, N. Y. C. De Kocxs (4), Orpheum, Cincinnati. Dewey A Morley, BIJou. Marinette, Wis., 23-28, Apollo. Janesvllle, 27-Feb. 1; Grand, Gary. Ind.. 8-5. De Alma A May. Howard. Boston. Dean A Price, Natk>naL Boston. Deas, Heed A Dens, Olympla, Boston. De Koa, Joe, Troupe, Allegheny. Phlla. Delmore ft Lee, Poll's, Springfield. Mass. Derlne A Williams, Shnbert, Utlca, N. Y. "Diamond Dinner. The," Union Sq., N. Y. 0. "Dick" (writing dog), Cnlon Sq.. N. Y. 0. Dickens ft Floyd, Broad St., Bethlehem. Pa., 23-25. Dillon, Will Orpheum. Dnlnth, Minn. Dickey, Paul, A Co., Orphenm, Ogden, U. Dllla ft Tcmplcton, Orpheus, Cincinnati. Dillon Bros., Globe, Boston. "Dlr.kelflpiel's Christmas," Orpheum, Montrvil. Can. Dixon Sisters, Keith's, Lowell. Mass. Dlero. Poll's, New Haven, Conn. Diss, Anita, Columbia. Grand Rapids, Mich. Dickinson, Walter, Keith's, Columbus, 0. Dolan A Lesltarr, Keith's, Columbus, 0 Dolly Twins, "The Merry Countess" Oo, Don (talking dog), Majestic, Milwaukee. Dooley ft Parker, Portland, Me. Doyle, John T„ A Co., Olympla, Boston. Dooleys, Tbe, National, Boston. Dow ft Dow, Empress, St Paul. Dooley A Sales, Maryland, Baltimore. Doncoort A Mnck, New, Baltimore. Donovan A McDonald, Frind, Syracuse, S. Y. Driseoll A Perry, Grceiy, Portland. Me. Drew, Ghns., A Co.. Poll's, New Baven, Conn. Duncan, Dan H., Auditorium, Columbia, 8. 0. Dupre, Jeanette. Empire, Johannesburg. So. Af- rica, 20-March 1. , Dopree. Minnie, A Co., Orpheum, Oakland, Cal. DufflnRedcuy Troupe, Nlxcn, Phlla. Dunhars (4), Bender, Utlca, N. Y. Du Oalien. Temple, Hamilton, Can. Dnpret, Fred, G. O. B., Pittsburgh. Dudley. Gertrude, A Co., Harris. Pittsburgh. Earle, Dorothy, AUas Players, St Louis. 1> definite. „. "Earl nnd the Girls," Orpbeum, Altoora, Pa., »- 25. Earl A Curtis, Chase's, Washington. _ Edna A Albert O. H., Warsaw. N. Y.; 0. B- Rome, 27-Feb. 1. Edlnger A Cooke, Cooke Comedy Co. Edwards, Tom, London, Eng., indefinite. . Edwnrfls, Mae. A Co., Hipp., Falrmotnt. W. »«■• Hipp., Grafton, 27-Feb. 1. _ Edwards' "Kid Kabarot." Bronx. N. Y. C. Fdwnrda' 8ong Revue, Keith's, Louis-rllle. Ellas, Harry, Stetson's Eastern "U. T. 0. »■ Eldora A Co., Orpheum, 8alt Leke City, U. Elisabeth, Marv, Maiestic. Milwaukee. Elvln, Great Francala, Montreal. Can, El Rae Sisters, Casino, Washington. Ellis, Octsvln, A Oo., New. Baltimore. . Emmett, Mr A Mrs. Hugh J., Orpheum. "">" F.mme'tt. Grade, ft Co., Orpbeam, Davenport, la- Kmllle Sisters, Harris, Pittsburgh. Empire Comedy Four, Maryland. Baltimore, English Boses (8), Majestic, Chicago. Fqulllo. FroncalB, Montreal, Can. «_ EmesU (3), Orpbeum, Budapest Hungary. «" 31: Apollo. Vienna. Attftrla, Feb. 1-28 ,, "Eternal Walts, Tse," O.-pbcwn, San Fran-. « : Evana, Billy, Grand, Vancouver, B. 0., Can., •» ilefinlte. F.vnns A Vldocq. Victoria. Baltimore. , IU> Fay A Miller, Blrmlogham, Ala.! Wasswsw Tenn., 27-Fen, I. ragan, "Itooo^es, , • Portland. Me.