The New York Clipper (March 1913)

<\ v' 14 THE .-NEW" YO-RK: OIjIBPER. Masch 1 NEW VAUDEVILLE ACTS "Arcadia." Colonial, Matinee, Feb. 21. Loogtellow begins bis well known, poem, "Still stands the forest primeval." Wo can- not so; that there Is any originality In B. A. Uoifc's new offering. But Mr. Bolfe has i lie faculty of producing bit sketches and musics) offering* In first class style, and surely this one will take its place among his other successes. There Is no attempt to tell a story. Tho name Is evidently chosen because there Is nothing that la not pleasant and Joyful In the production. The scenery, which is most attractive, pictures the porch aiid garden of a Summer home. There Is a cast of eleven people, four of whom are young women, and all of whom are musical. HckIucb selections on brnsn there ore somo pretty scenes between a tenor and one of the joung women. Home neat dancing and pleasing singing are offered by theie two. A cornet solo, by Chas. Edwards, is also a speedily. The act ts closed with a medley of popu- lar airs, sung by the young man and wnmin, nccotnpanlcd by another young woman, who tnkes the place of the house orchestrn leader, the re.it of tbe company ncompan.vtnn; them on horns. A very pleasing offering that holds tbe stage for twenty-five minutes. Boo. t PAV TEMPI/ETON. Hammeratcln'a, Monday Evening;, Feu. 24. Perhaps after tho warm welcome extended her lu vaudeville Miss Tcmpleton will re- consider her determination to retire. In a simple black gown she opened with a song about fishing, This was followed by one with a title something like "I'm Stouter Than I Have Been Still I'm Thinner Than I Wns." It wns not a great surprise when she sang her old favorite, "Goodbye, Mary," but It was a mirprlse when a chorus of ten young men and women appeared to join In the pinging. It seemed very much Hko the old days of "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway." As on encore Miss Tcmpleton sang her old Weber & Welds' Music Hall success, "Itosle." She was one solid hit Eighteen minutes, on full stage. Voo. i Owen MeOlwcney, In "Bill Sykes." Colonial, Matinee, Feb. 24, In a quick change sketch, taken from rjlckni8' ''Oliver Twist," Owen MeOlvcney iprovcd himself a wonder. Indeed, more than one In the audience gave voice to the thought 1 lint It was Impossible for one man to por- tray Ihe number of characters In the rapidity In which It was done. The particular part of Dickens' work used Is that In which Bill Sykes kills JSancy. The causes leading up to the murder arc given In different char- acters before the crime. The last scene shows Sykes escaping through n window. MeOlvcney nlnys the parts of Monks, Fagan, the Artful Dodger, Nancy and Bill Sykes In a truly wonderful fashion. Twenty-two min- utes. Intherlor totting. In full. Boo. i The Two Joulcys, Colonial, Matinbb. Ki:d. 24. This team, two In number, will hare no trouble getting time. On full stage they give nn athletic balancing exhibition that Is commendable chiefly by tho work of the un- der man, who Is possessed of an abnormally strung neck. On his forehead ho balances several different length nickel stanchions on Ihe other end of which the other man bal- ances himself head dowuward. The under man does not use a pad of any kind, and tho marks made hy the stanchions may easily be seen. Tho act makes a good opener. Eight minutes, full stage. Doo, VICTOR WO OD IIMTRODUOES The WOOD MUSIC HOUSE INDEX TO OUT OF TOWN NEWS. 10, 1367 BROADWAY, NEW YORK And Wishes to Have His Many Friends Procure a Copy of That Great Ballad If In New York Come In and Hear It - If Out of Town Drop Me a Line and Same 'Will Be Sent at Once i ■VI N TREASUKEKS HAVE BIG TIM. New York entertained the members of tbe Philadelphia Theatrical Treasurers' Club Sunday. Ken. 28, the expedition from tho City of Brotherly T.ove being unique, of Its kind. One hundred and twenty-five Phila- delphia box office men made up the Invaders, and tbe Friars' Club was tho scene of their cutertulimioiit here. A cabaret show on n special train from Philadelphia to New York was the principal feature of tho trip, but tho speeches i't tbe Friars' Club sounded a noto of good feeling existing between the theatre box office men of Philadelphia and those to the profession in New York. The annual banquet was held In the l'rlnrs' Club, Sunday evening. Fred Nathan, president of the visiting organization was tuastmaster. The principal address was de- livered by Joseph D. ltogers, an assistant dis- trict attorney of Philadelphia. Ho lauded the spirit of the organization In the highest terms. During the course of his address Mr. ltogers paid tribute to the historic great- ness of Philadelphia, and nlso pointed out 1 that the organization giving the affair was unliiuo Inasmuch as the trip was undo without n preliminary benefit having been held in one of the theatres to help defray the expenses of tho outlug. Tho speeches were made by Prank 0. Zimmerman, Dr. Herbert Ooddurd, Herbert Iloyer, Frederick C. Dleck, Jnines McCool, Paul J. McGahan. Chnrles Hell, Harry L. Knnpp, George Ashby, the vice president of tho organization, una several others. Those present Included: Mark W. Wilson, Kcnlmorc Peeper Towne, John I,. Walther, Kdward Mayer, George ft. Iluford, Frank J. McGtilre, George M. Ashby, W/lllnrd McGuirc, Paul J. McOnhnn. II. D. Honncll, A. M. Thompson, \V. U. Pennypacker, William Mnglll, J. J. Sullivan, W. C. Gibson, Frank G. Zimmerman, George D. Sutton, W, C. I.ocker, Frank A. Carbcrry, Walter Stewart, William Barron, Stanley Martin, Harry Polakoff, George C. Hrothcrton Jr., Itudd Itobb, William Itobb Jr., Frank It. Kinsley, Thomas McOlInn, Frank GUI, H. T. Dougher- ty, James Shaw, Herbert Hover, Lewis C. \Vnllace, Frederick C. Dleck, A. D. P. Witt- man, James McCool, J. W. Cassldy, Frank A. Mnlhcrln, Klwood Hopkins Jr., James P. Uallughcr, Frank Mcllalc, Charles Hell, Her- bert M. Goddard, Harry L, Knnpp, Robert J. Sutherland, J. 1*. Parvln, William O'Connor, Joseph P. ltogers, Daniel McMlhntton, James Kinney, Hobert Morrow, Fred Wagner, It. H. HcllcvlUo, Samuel J. N. Henly, Hlchard Shoyer, Lewis Bhoyer, Hobert J. Lynch Jr., G. L. Shertlutrlb, Joseph M. Noblll. A. II. Kllncberg, Jnnics P. Nolan. Jnmcs A. Riley, W. J, Henrdon, Jacob Holti, C. M. Travis, N. ll. Mulhcrln, Thomas J. Straw, Hnrry I.Iulherlu, C. G. Stewart, Frank Ducket t, ICaglcson Itobb, I.con L. Rains George W. Metzcl, C. D. McCoy, Joseph A. warinan, Ed- ward C. Ley, George S. German, Harry P. Sours, Grant Lnfcrty. Hert Scblffenger. Tho officers are: President, Fred A. Nathan : vice president, George Ashby ; secretary, Mark W. Wilson, and treasurer, ttdward Loeb. lOno of tbe features of the event wns tho holding of the departuro of the special train from Philadelphia for the arrival In that eltv of lluild Hohb, of the Aster Theatre. New York, tho New York representative of tho organization. II<» left Hew York Satur- day night nt 10 o'clock, and the special train which was held in Philadelphia until he ar- rived there that ho might personally head tho visitors in their Invasion of tho metro- polis. OUT OF TOWN NEWS WASHIXGTOX. Tliio weather and good attractions nt the houses drew giioil attendance last week. • ■ \ academy (J. W. Lyon* rogr.)—"The Great Divide" drew good business week of Feb. 17. "Tlio Country Boy" week of 24, "Where tbe Trail Livldce 1 * follows. Belabco (L. Stoddard Taylor, mgr.) — "The Painted Woman," new to Washington met with a wnrin reception, and enjoyed by large audiences week of 17. "The Merry Countess" week of 24, "Nought Bnd Paid For" folkfws. Mme. Johanna Gadskl, Sunday, March 8, la song recital. Columbia (Fred O. Bergvr, mgr.)—"The xel- Iew Jatket" drew good business week of 17. R.' D. McLean, Charles B. Banford, Odette Tyler ami Marie Dr»fnah and associate players, in repertoire, week of 24; "The Pink Yady" I-jIIowh. Mme. Llnu Cavahcrt and Lachu Mnratoie, mati- nee 20. Nox McCain s.arted Us series of lec- tures Sunday, 23, Nation*!/ (Win. H. Bapley, mgr.)—Frances Starr. In "The Cuse of Becky," did well week of 17. John Mason, In "The Attack," week of 24. Blllls llarae. In "The 'Mcad-tbc-Palnt' Girl," fol- lows. John UcGormack, tenor, la recital, Sunday- March 2. Poli'b (James Thatcher, mgr.)—"The War- ren* of Virginia" was the vehicle chosen for tbe return of Izctta Jewell, 17, leading lady, who was made lo feel at home. Tbe ploy wns well pro- duced. A. H. Van Bureii, Mark Kent, Frauk Shannon. II. Dudley Ilnwley, Thomas Wllllsms, Foster Williams and Gertrude Bondhlll were all excellent. Izctte Jewel nude a decided hit. Helen Tracy and the rest all lent good aid. Big business ruled for the week. "The Man of the Hour" week of 24. "The Gamblers" follows. Casino (A. Julian Br/lawaXl, mgr.)—Bill week of 24: Wilson Franklin and Quartet hi "My Wife Won't Let Me;" Ueltrnh awl Beltrah, Car- los Gultrezio and company, I'ossltn, Preston, Tur.ney and Ralston, and new pictures. Chase's (Miss II. Wlunlfred De Witt, mgr.)— BUI week of 24: Jesse L. Lasky's "The BoaunMse Party," William H. Tompson and company, Ann- troug anil Ford, tbe Tum Davles Trio. KJwIn George, the Gee-Jnys, JClnemacolor photo-drama "Tho Call of Blood;" pipe organ recitals. Cosmos (A. Julian Ilrylawakl, mgc.)—Bill week of 24 : The Five Original Tyroleans, Doughs A. Flint and company, In **Tbe Mixers;" Mile. Nallee, Bello Myers, St. Julian, Erana aad Vldocq, and new pictures. S'luday cuccerts with excellent music by "That Orchestra," to capacity. Gavkit (George Peck, mgr.)—The Midnight Maidens bad good business week of 17. The Merry Go Rounders week of 24, The Uunaway Girls follow. Sunday concerts do well. Lyceum (A. 0. Mayer, mgr.)—The Yankee Doodle Girls pleased large audiences week of 17, Sam Rice and His raftydlls week of 24, Tbe Follies of tbe Day follows. The Country Store continues popular. NOTES. Amonu the Midnight Maidens was a Washing- ton girl, Margie Hilton, who scored a real hit with her songs and dnucet. Those who failed e» mo "The Yellow Jacket" will rcgn't it. It was one of tbe best novelties Washington has ever Been. Ulnby Montauue, leading man for Edna Good- rich, in the vaudCTllle Bketch, "The Awakening of Minerva," Is a great favorite in Washington. Duuino Inauguration week "The Pink Lady" will give three matinees. "Tun Painted Woi>n" afforded Washington the opportunity of teeing Florence Reed.' rlttNlMii-Kh, Pa—Nixon (Thos. F. Kirk Jr., mgr.) For week ef Feb 24, Mrs. Flske. lu "The High Road." Mme, >.' sltuova, in "Bella Douua," next. Alvin (John B. Reynolds, mgr.)—For week of 24 "Hanky Pauley" had large advance sale. "Little Boy Blue" week of March 8. Business, capacity, Giianu (John P. Harris, mgr.)—BUI week of Feb, 24: Irene Fraukllu and Burt Greeu, W. 0. Fields, Harry Atkinson, Booth Trio, Four Enter- tainers, Barley's doga, Julia Nash and company. Fields nud Lewis, Romano and Quigllo. and Klnc- mueoler pictures, Capacity business. F.dlson'B Klneloplioiic will be here week of Starch 3. Lyceum (0. R. Wilson, mgr.)—Thurston,' the magician, week of 24. "McFaddea's Flats," with lues Dean and May Shirk, next week. Busi- ness, capacity. Dvqoen.vb (D. A. Harris, mgr.)—For week of 21, the Harry Davis Stock Co. presents "Mary Jiuo'a Pa." "Tho Passing of the Third Floor Back" next. Easiness, capacity. Hariiis (Joha P. Hill, mgr.)—BUI week of 24: Boys snd Girls of Avenue B. De Vole, Faber and company, Mitchell Girls, Destetaao Bros., George Allls, Swan and O'Day, Sndlctta Sisters, and Wliltier and Crossmaii. Business Is good. Kenton —BUI week of 24; (Prof. Dndoks, Schnee and Fish. Wilson and Lenolre. Davis Trio. Tcndertioo and HerbotT, aad Mr. and Mrs. Hen- dcrsou. Ksnyok OrtSA House (E. H. Stafford, mgr.)— La Fayilla, Glbuey and Earle, Provol, Eldrhl^e and Barlow, Pero und Wilson, Relinn sad Kstelle. Accordo, Smith and James, and Hendricks and Johnson, comprises the hilt for week of 24. Oat«tv (Heury Kuntunnii. mgr.I—Jersey Lilies with Mnrgnret Hilton and llob Van i>tea. week of 24. Metteltel Troupe of Acrohala are tbe added feature, Business, capacity. CARKKmc Music Hai.i,. — Sandek Ensemlde Concert 24. Max McCain 25, Clam Butt 28. Owing to Illness, Mme. Calve did not appear 21. Scriintim, Pa. — Lrceum (T. M. Gibbons, mgr.) "The Round Up'' Feb. 24-20, "Robin Hood" 27, Lymnt'.H, Howe's Travel Festival 2S- March 1, * 1'or.t (Jolin U. Docking, mgr.)—BUI week of 24: Joe Welch. Una Clayton, and company, Alex- ander and Scott, McMnhou's Porter Maids, Want and Weber, Krnle and Krnte, and Robbie Gorilone. Acadkut (A P. Wlnslrom, thgr.)—Pliotoplsys, changed dally. Coitiitnu (G. Nelson Teeia, mgr.)—Monllu Rouge Co. 24-20, Dandy Girls 3T-March 1. Uijod Putins, Manhattan', Wunhkus. Hii- roDRous, WuKDEniANn, VtnoniA and Oariisvu, all report good returns lire^entlnei nsivlea. Notbs. —Ttie Country tstorv night, which Mr. Teets fealnrcs a», the Columbia, ewry Tucsiiay evening, has made n decided hit with .toe patrons of that theatre 1 The moving i.litires taken In Scrnnton a tew weeks ago are belal shown at tbe Victoria Theatre week of 24. . i . ' \]i u Gnlveston, Tex.—Grand (Obsrl* Sassceu, mgr.) Walker Whiteside Feb. 21. -J Baltimore, Md, — Ford's (Cbos. E. Ford, mgr.) 'Tbe Children of To-day" Feb. 24 and week. Julian Kltlnge, la The Fascinating Widow," next week, Acaiiemy (Tunis Dean, mgr.)—Zlegfeld's Fol- lies of 1012, 24 and week. John Macon, In *Tbo Attack," next. Acditoiiium (Frank McBrlde, mgr.)—Tally Marshall, In "The Talker," 24 and week. Ger- trude Hoffmann next. Hoilidat St. (Wm. Rife, mgr.)—"Queen of tbe Highbinders" 24 and week. "Why Women Sin" to follow. Gat err (Win. Ballauf, mgr.)—Runaway Girls 24 and week. Al. Reeves' Beauty Show next. Extrias (Geo. Rife, mgr.)—Follies of tbe Day 24 and week. New Century Girls next. MvniXA»o (Fred 8hamberger, mgr.)—Bill week of 24: Kathryn Kidder and company, Belle Story, E. F. Reynard, Rae Eleanor Ball, Artie Men- linger, Flynn and McLaughlin, May WIrth and Family, and Thurber and Madison. New (Geo. Scbnlder, mgr.)—BUI 24 and week: lis Hampton and company, Stuart and Stuart, Lenolre and Lltt, Howe snd Edwards, and Brown and Mitchell. Victobia (ObBs. E. Lewis, mgr.)—Bill week of 24: Bond Morse. Fred Forbes, Boomerang Throw- ers, Clifford and Frank, Rathskeller Trio, and "Fun In a Boarding House." Cleveland, O.—Opera House (A. F. Harts, mgr.) for week of Feb. 24, Maude Adams, In "Peter Pan." Colonial (F. Ray Comstock, mgr.)—"Ready Money" 24 and week. Keith's Hippodbohe (H. A. Daniels, mgr.)— BUI week of 24: Henry Woodruff and company, Lillian Sbaw, Cxsar Nesl, EUnore and Williams, Pour Rlunos, Don Fulano, Pealson nud Goldle, Leonard and Louie, and Three Mori Brothers. Edison's Klnetopbone Is being shown at tbe Hip- podrome this week ss aa added attraction. Pbospkct (G. M. Todd, mgr.)—Flske O'Hnra, In "Tbe Rose of Klldare," 24 and week. Cleveland (H. D. Zlrker, mgr.)—For week of 24, Tbe Holdcu Players present "Beverly of" Graustark." Docubss (W. B. Garyn, mgr.)—For week of 24, Vaughn Glaser's Co., In "The Mas from Home." Oobdon Square. —During week of 24, Angelo Vltale Is giving concerts with his Venetian Band. Alto the first half of the week the Suany South Minstrels were a feature. And eight vaudeville acts tbe second half of the week. Peibchxa (P. K. Seas, mgr.)—BUI for week of 24: The Boys in Blue, Marie Klnsle and company, the Taklness, tbe Prlscllla Trio, and pictures. Giand (J. H. Michaels, mgr.) — BUI for 20-22 Included: Mayer sad Hyde, the Kimball Broth- ers, (Journey and Keenan, Harry Fox. the Musical Ten Eycks, Nora Fuller, the Peerless Duo, and pictures. Stab (Drew & Campbell, mgrs.)—For week of 24, Billy Watson's Beef Trust company. Eui'lbb (E. A. McArdle, mgr.)—Big Behman Show week of 24. Altiahdba (Wm. Oliase. mgr.)—Feature films and high class musical program. Kxtokebbockes (E. N. Downs, mgr.)—Spit- alny's Orchestra and feature films. Znneavlllc, O. — Sehultz (W. S, Canning, mgr.) Al. H. Wllaon March 1, "Polly of tbe Cir- cus" 8, De Koveu 0|>era Co., in. "Robin Hood," 7; "The Sweetest Girl la Paris" 8. Oirniuat (E, R. Harris, mgr.)—Mark Lee's Musical Comedy Co. week of Feb. 24. Lewis- Oliver Stock Co. next. Wexler (W. C. Dodds, mgr.)—Motion pictures, to good business. HirroDaoME (Helen Lewis, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures changed dally, to good business. Quuiby's (W. 0. Qultuby, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures, to S. II. O. Giund (James Collins, mgr.) —Feature films dally, to fiao business. Auebican. —Good business, with motion pic- tures. Notes. —Among the managers of the local vaude- ville houses who bought a bnlf-lnterest in the Sun Circuit Co., recently, is Manager Hants, of tbe Orpheum, and being a stockholder, be will be able to reap some of the benefits of the booking office, and furnish his patrons with the best acts ou tbe circuit Conditions In the moving pic- ture business la this city are grsdnally working themselves Into a picture war among tbe mana- gers. Each bouse is now trying to outdo tbe other In running features. Los Ancceles, Cal,—Auditorium (L. E, Behymer, mgr.) Mlecba Elman Feb. 18. Oui'iiEi'u (Clarence Drown, mgr.)—Bill 24 and week: Scheneck Bros., Ralph Herts, Lola Coton, Mrs. Langtry, Grant and Hoag, Bexy La Rocca, Barry and Wolford, and Amoros Sisters. Mission I'layhousk (John Steven McGroarty, mgr.)—"The Mission Play," Indefinite. .Monoaco (Oliver Morosco. mgr.)—Nat 0. Good- win, In "Oliver Twist," 17, Indefinite. Uukbank (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—"The Elixir of Youth" 17, and week. Ltoiuk (Dick Ferris, mgr.)—"The Pendleton Round-Up" In motion pictures, 17 and week. KupsEss (Dean Worley, mgr.)—Dill 17 and week Included: Kick's Roller Skating Girls, Marie Stoddard, Geo. Leonard, Gilbert Lotee, Les Adlers, new pictures, Pantaoes' (Carl Walker, mgr.)—BUI 17 and week:: "Twenty Minutes In Chinatown," Mel- i:otte--I.oNole Troupe, Burns Sisters, Josh Dale, Megan and Rsymond, Abdallah's Arabs. Majestio (Oliver Morosco. mgr.)—For 2.1 and week, Florence Weber, In "Naughty Marietta." CBNTunr (Loewea Bros., mgrs.)—^Jules Mendel, In "Helns and tbe Two Thieves," week of 17. Ripohlio (Bob Cunningham, mgr.)—Bill 17 nud week: Mabel Fonda Troujie, Btnerson, Morris nud Walton, Ward and St. Clair, Van and Iearse, Frank Merrltt and the Celemns. Clunb's Fifth Stbiet. —Motion pictures. Oakland, Cal.—Macdonough (F. A. Getsa, mgr.) "Gypsy Ieve" Feb. 24-20. Ya Lidebtt (II. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Bishop's Players present "The Easiest Way" 24 and week. OnriiEuu (George Bbey, mgr.)—BUI for 23 and week: Surah Bernhardt and company, Hess Sis- ters, Josle Heather, Bartholomac's Players, Ig- natius Cardush, Brenner and Iladllff, sad motion pictures. Business 1b excellent. Columbia (Dillon & King, mgrs.)—Tbe Co- lombia Musical Co. presents "The Law Makers" week of 23. Pantaurs' (W. W. Ely. mgr.)—Hill week of 23: flelbady and Jap, Beck and Homier, Chns. A. I.ardor and compuny. Little Hip, Daisy Har- ronrt. iind pictures. Business Is large. Biioaiiwat (day C. Smith, mgr.)—Five vaude- ville acta and pictures. Oakland. Lvntc, Caubsa, . Biyou Dbkau, TtnowN's, Ret]«xt, Scenic and Maiuiwb. —Mo- tion pictures to good business. Toronto, Can.—Prlneess (0. B. Sheppard, mxr.) "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," Feb. 24 nud week. Raymond Hitchcock, In "The Red Widow," week of Starch 3. Blllle Burke follows. Alexandba (Lol Solomo.i, mgr.)—'Montreal Oiiera Co. Feb. 24 and week, "The Bird of Para- dfiw" next. Andrew Mack, in "The Read to Happiness," follows. grand (J. W, Cowan, mgr.)—"The Shepherd of the Hills" week of 24.. "Baby Mine" next. 'The Common Low" follows. Shea's U. Shea, mgr.) — Bin week of 24: Florence Tempest and company, WUlard Slums and company. Maud Lambert and Ernest Ball. the Davles FamUy, DoUy MorrUey, and Ross and Ellis. Gayety (T. R. Henry, mgr.)—Haass' Williams' Go. 24 and week. Tbe Golden Crook next week, The Dreamland Burlesqoers follow. Stab (Fred Stair, mgr.)—Tbe Pace Makers 24 and week. The Auto Girls next week, nigh Life In Burlesaue follows. Majestio (J. Griffin, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Strand (E. Weill, mgr.)—Photoplays aad songs. Mosio Hali (N, Wlthrow, mgr.)—Schubert Choir 24, 25. Montreal, Can. — His Majesty's (H. Q. Brooks, mgr.) Miss Hornlman's Co. continues to good business. 1'jiiNCBss (H. 0. Judge, mgr.)—Gilbert k Sul- livan Festival Co, week of 24. "The Right Prin- cess" follows. OnpiiErai (George Drlscoll, mgr.)—Bill for week of 24: Mabelle Adams and company. Clown Zertbo. Empire Comedy Four, Billy "Swede" HaU and company, tbe Kemps, aad Berg Brothers. Fsancaib (J, 0. Hooley, mgr.)—Vaudeville aad moving pictures. Bill for week of 24: Great Johnson, Pearl Stevens, Musical Simmons, Paul Francnh and Charles Lewis, and Martin Howard. Gatett (Mr. Crow, mgr.)—Gayety Girls week of 24. Ginger Girls next. London, Can,—Grand (J. B. Menbennlck, mgr.) "A Bird of Paradise" Feb. 20. "Ofticer SCO" 28-March 1, "The Shepherd of the Hills" T, 8, "Baby Mine" 11. Notes.— Buffalo Bill (Wm. F. Cody) visited this city recently, and while here be was taken 111, confined to his bed for several days. He wss unable to accept the many invitations extended to him tor social and official events, air. Cody left for his home 14..... .Two valuable land lo- cations In this city are under bond by Detroit capitalists, who Intimate that s vaudeville house will soon be erected lu London. Ottawa, Can.—Russell (P. Gorman, mgr.) "Freckles" Feb. 21, 22. Dominion (J. F. Clancy, mgr.)—Vaudeville. Gband. —Roma Read and company, in "The Queen's Evidence." Fault (K. E. FInlay, mgr.)—Motion pictures and vaudeville. Casino (M. LeDuc, mgr.)—Vaudeville and mo- tion pictures. Cosy Nicklb, Sparks Stbeet, National, Ext- pibi, St. Gboboe'b, OapnacK and West End, motion pictures. Kingston, Can. — Grand (D. P. Branlgan. mgr.) Charley Grapewln, In ''Between Show- ers," Feb. 24, ,( Msdam Sherry" 25. "McFadden'a Flats" March 1. "Freckles" 8, Raymond Hitch- cock, In "Tho Red Widow," 12: "Officer 060" 15. Gbiffin'b continues to delight crowded houses with vaudeville and moving pictures. Kino Edwabu, Wondeui.ano and Piincsss, moving picture tienree, are all enjoying good busi- ness, Hamilton, Can, — Grand (A. R. Loudon, mgr.) "McFadden'B Flats" Feb. 21, 22, "Be- tween Showers" 20, Ronald Amundsen, in lecture, 27; "A Bird of Psradlse" 1'8-March 1, Pollard's Juvenile Opera Co. 8-5, "Oiflcer OOC" 6-8. Temple (J. G. Appleton, mjr.)—BUI for wwk of Feb. 24: Five Melody Maids aid Will J. Ward, Max's Circus. Du Gallon, Nordstrom and Glbhs, Eddie Ross and Alice D'Garmo. Gnelph, Can.—Griffin's, Monday and Tues- day nights, Feb. 24, 25. Pollard's Australian Ju- venile Co. waa the attraction here. Buffalo, N. Y. —Star (Dr. P. 0. Cornell, mgr.) Raymond Hitchcock and Flora Zabelle, In "The Red Widow." week of Feb. 24. Maclyn Arbuckle, In "The Round Up," next week. Teok (Messrs. Sbubert, mgrs.)—"At Bay" week of 24, with Andrew Mack and Cbryst*! Heme. Wva. Uodre, In "Tbe Road to Happi- ness," next. Shea's (M. Shea, mgr.)—BUI for 24 and week: E\llson'B talking moving pictures. John E. Hsz- card, Flaunagan. and Edwards, Oooniba and Aid- well, Hardeen, VanderMlt and Moore, Wilfred Clark and oompany. Chas. Mack and company, and the Flying Wards. .Majestic (J. Laugblln, mgr.) —Thomas E. Shea, In repertoire, week of 24. Flske O'Hara, In "The Rose of Klldare," next GAnosN (M. T. Mlddleton, mgr.)—For week of 24, the Daxvlers, with Pete Ourley. Mollle Williams' company follows. Lavatsttb (O. M. Bagg, mgr.) — Blanche Balrd and Stars of Stageland week of 24. fol- lowed by Pace Makers. Eluwood Musio Hall (U. L. Meeeb, mgr.)— Julia Oulp and F<lmond Clement 25. Klmirn, N. Y.—Lyceum (George H. VanDe- ninrk, mgr.) bill for week of Feb. 24: Six Cor- nelias, Four Bauta Bros., Vaa Delia Sisters, tbe Marshalls, "The Wedding Tour," and Flvo Sem- inary Girls. Edith Talilaferro, in "Rebecca, of Sunnybrook Farm," March 0-8. Colonial (M. Rels, mgr.)—Mrs. Flske 8. MozAiiT (George F. Dunbar, mgr.)—BUI week of 24: Clipper Quartette. Exposition Four, Nina Eephey. Marshall and Trlbblc, Dalbeanle and com- pany, Spencer and Spencer, Brown Brothers, and Hal Merrltt. Majestic (M. D. Gibson, mgr.)—BUI 24-2(1: Three Dixon Sisters, George and Mack, and mo- tion pictures. Syraense, N. Y.—Empire (Frederick Gage, mgr.) U. B. Warner, in 'The Ghost Breaker." Feb. 24-20, "Tho Llttlo Millionaire" 27- Marcb 1, Wietino (Francis P. Martin, mar.)—Wm. Hodge, In "The Road to Happiness." Feb. 20- March 1. Bastakli (Stephen Bastable, mm-.)—Ginger Girls Feb. 24-20, "81s Hopkins" 27-March 1. Grand (Chns. H. Plummer. mgr.)—Bill for week of Feb. 24 Includes: "The Trained Nnrses," Al. and Fannie Steadman, Billy McDcrnvrtt, Fight English Roses, Cortls and Florence, Selma Braats, and Lyons and Yosco. DON'T OVERLOOK "JOB 1IEPP." Alabama, California Canada... Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia, Illinois Indiana 0, Iowa Kentucky 14, Louisiana Maine. ... Maryland SOMasSacinsetts.,.. » 20 It Michigan 0, 14, 21 ltMlstonrl T...7 IT 17 Minnesota 21 9 New Jersey..,....*, j.4 14 New York ft, 14 BOhlO... 9, 14. 2,1 21 Oklahoma 14 0 Pennsylvania. 0, 14, 21 17 Tennessee 0 20Toxas 14, 21 0 Virginia 9 14 Wisconsin 14 Deaths in lbs frofmioit (For additional deaths see page 2.) Robert Irviko, Feb. 20. Chables Pbice, Jan. 4. Claude It. BurriKTON, Feb. 10. Chablbs Dickerson, Feb. 20. Henry B. .VLechlinu, Feb. 19. Lee H. Bsookb, Feb. 21. Linden Beckwith, Feb. 23. Robert Taylor, Feb. 20. (Notices neat tetek.) Grand Rnrilils, Slleh.—Powers' (Harry G. Summers A Co., mgrs.) "The Heart Breakers" Feb. 23, Blcbard Carle snd Hattle Williams 20, Abom Opera Co. 28-March 1, Thos. A. Wise, In "Tbe Silver Wedding," 2-7; "Freckles" 8, 9, E. H. Sotbera snd Julia Marlowe 11, 12. Majestio (Orln Stair, mgr.)—"Tbe Winning Widow" Feb. 23-20, "Tbe Sweetest Girl In Pads" 27-March 1, ''Between Showers" 2-7. Columbia. —BUI week of Feb. 24: Alpha Sex- tette, Allman and Nevlns, Jack Gardner, Barry Hayward and company, Les SUvas, B. J. Moore, and the Mas-Art Trio. Ospbeux. —BUI week of 23: Grace Sisters, Will Hall aad company, Musical Humes and Bruce Morgan. Oasbick. —For week of 23. tbe W. A Mc- Dowell Stock Co. presents "Sunset Trail." Bar City, Mich.—Washington (Charles C. Slumm, mgr.) Charles Grapewln, In "Between Showers," Feb. 28; "Tbe Duke of Durham" March M, Atom Grand Opera Co. 7, "The County Sheriff" 8. Burn; (J. D. PUmore. mgr.)—B1U for week of Feb. 23 Includes: Fay, Two Coleys and Fay, Emily Sharock and company, Joa. Kettler and companv. Aerial Macks, Bert Lennon, and the Bllouscope. Wenonar (R. P. Leahy, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures. Stab (Thatcher & Son, mgrs.)—Moving pic- tures. Racine, 'Wis. —Racine (0. H. Binther. mgr.) Garrfck Players Co. presented "The Bread Winner" Feb. 28. "Tbe Spring Maid" 24, "Mutt and Jeff" March 2. Now OiPBarcM (C. L Borland, mar.)—Bill Feb. 2?-2«: Ethel May, Fred Harris, Casey and Smith, Joe Whitehead, and Dick Crellus and company. For 27-March 1: Whitney Musical Comedy Co., In "Tbe Broken Idol." and moving pictures. Excellent business daUy. Majxstic, Gband OBpun-u. Prior, Ltbic, Gem, Amdss and Casino, moving pictures, to good business. Notes.— A fire occurred recently In the Casino moving picture theatre, caused by a film catching Are. The damage was small Labor Temple, being erected by the United Trades Association, and designed for theatrical purposes, hss been leased by Chicago parties for vaudeville for a term of ten years from April 1. Three vaude- ville acts will be given, la addition to moving pictures. Pater son, Ji. J. — Majestic (W. H. Walsh, mgr.) BUI Feb. 24-20: Althea Twins. David Hig- gles aad company, Anthony and Uoyt, and Daisy Warner. For 27-March 1: El Garde. Ragtime Trio, Maley and Nlcolll, Max Hurtl aad Stx High Steppers. Doing big business. Euriaa (F. Laumsn. mgr.)—Beauty, Youth and Folly Feb. 24-26, Ben Welsh's Burlesqoers 27- Mrtrch 1. Obfiibtii (0. F. Edwards, mgr.)—Dandy Girls Feb. 24-20, Moulin Rouge 27-March 1. Capacity bouses rule. Lyceum (0. Wllber, mgr.)—For week of Feb. 24, "Tbe Common Law." Camden, N. J.—Temple (F. Falkser, mgr.) The stock company presents "Shore Acres" week of Feb. 24. Broadwat (W. McOallom, ragr.) — Packed houses rule. For week of 24, "The Gingerbread Man" and Gus Sun's Minstrels are tbe attrac- tloas. .Votes. —Manager Filkner has received requests for return engagements of several big atttrac- tlons that have played his house to big business. Manages McCallum has secured Edison's talking pictures for an early attraction Newton Ball Is being rapidly fitted up as a mov- ing picture theatre. Another Is to be Dalit a square below It. This will total up eight within a radios of a half doxen, blocks. Trenton, N. J. —State Street (Herman Wahn. ragr.) for week of Feb. 24: "Cheyenne Dava," Dynes and Dynes, Harrington Reynold*, Jane Reed, Wilson snd Gardner, Alllne GUson, Omega Trio, Bob Fern, Aerial Cromwells and photopuiys. BnoAU Stbeet. —The De Koven Opera Co. is "Robin Hood," 24. The Manhattan Players hold the boards the balance of the week. In a revival of "Sappho." "Get-RlehQuIck Walling- ford" follows. Padneah, Ky,—Kentucky (W. A. Finney, mgr.) "The Woman" Feb. 25. All other dates tilled by Cornell-Price Players. AncAES (Joseph Desberger, mgr.) — Garslde Stock Co.. Indefinite. Koxr (Rodney C. Davis, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures. Gxot (Desberger Bros., mgrs.)—Moving pic- tures. Bijou (J. A. Llndell, mgr.)—Moving pictures. Stab (Desberger Bros., mgrs.)—Moving pie- tares. Note— Blanche Ring made her first appear- anoo In Padneah ,ln "The Wall Street Olrl" and scored a bit. McAIester, Okla.—Busby (B. H. Busby, mgr.) Eddie Foy Feb. 24. * Yale-Majestic (H. P. Moseley, mgr.) —First run of motion pictures, changed dally, and vaude- ville, to capacity business. LioEBir (J. A. Stelnsoo, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures. Victor (Will Tlpplt, mgr.)—Motion pictures. Among those who assembled at the V. C. C, Saturday, 22, to give Conroy and Lo- malre a send-off prior to their departure for Europe, on Feb. 25, were: Herbert Ashley, Marvin Welt, A!. JoIbod, Harry Sylvester, George Jones. Mike Bernard, Viollnskr, Joe Kenton, Frank Bohm, George Perry, Bob FernB, Francis Morey, Jake Duval, Sam Ber- nard. Stuart Barnes. Eddie Leonard, Billy Gould, BUI Mack, Al. Lamar, Master Gabriel, Paul Barron, George Whiting, Sntn Shannon, °™l J£2 T SF- Pran * F°g»rty. Harry Denton and Bin Macart. Hill and Whittakbb finished tbeir TJ. 3. bookings Feb. 22, and sail March. 1, for England, to open In London, March 10, on a four months' tour of the Moss bouses and will then go to Australia for a year. Al. Fostellb played Port Jervls, N. Y- last week with the Three Brilliants, and visited the Tribute Stone, standing on New York, 'New Jersey and Pennsylvania terrl- tory, also the little old country cemetery where Bob Hart, Julia Deano and George Lee were laid to rest At night he attended the Elks' beefsteak. Mr. Fosteile managed the theatre in Port Jervls for B. 0. Gclseuhclmer, twenty-four years ago. AnTHtnt 3iiniu, of Leo Feist forces, was especially engaged to sing at the annual din- ner of the Representatives' Club, an organ- ization of magazine advertising men. James Jay Mm.nt writes: "Auene Dnrano and James Jay Mulry, mesnbers of the "Get- Rlch-Qulck Wnlllngford" Co., were married Feb. 8, at Bangor, Me." Cottbell AJfi) Cabkw aro now playing for the Western Vaudeville Managers' Associa- tion, and arc scoring tn their fourteen mln- uto singing; and talking skit In one, entitled "The New nccrult." .*?