The New York Clipper (April 1913)

22 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. April 5 AJLlm A HIT AT HAMMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA, weak cf March 24. March 31, April 1, 2, Empire, Phlla.; April 3, 4, 5, Gerard, Pfilla. Solo Direction and Kanagamoiitol AARON KESSLEB, Roam 503. Putnam Bldg., Haw York. THEATRES and OPERA HOUSES , ws.t ■ii <ii tor II Bator. at* »t 1 1.71 par sgate lias Cat ■ raoatt; euaca). lals wffleMMa Meal BtaaajBr* i uwtr ja— iraaiMBttr sad ssa n a a aj i r ol eesepanla. Cartas tt« ■ w* wul seal ttca ilt» «a» OM at. I* rsaatag Case ■ cepj at Tn Ouna free. ' AUDITORIUM THEATRE, Ponlsboro, N.J. Pop. MOO; good show town; 8.0. BOO; dec- •rlc light. Writ* or wire. MART. B. EN08, Mgr. WANTED-Plrst Class Attractions, Stock Com- aenies, Musical Comedies, Minstrels, cto. Seating capacity aw. Ada. Majostio Theatre, Muncle, Ind. HUNTINGTON, W. VA.-Placade Theatre Top., 40,000. New theatre. Open year round. 8.0. BO, large atage. Stock and Musical Comedies wanted, twoor mores week. Percent. Writeorwire RED HOOK LYCEUM, Bed Hook, Dutche&a Co., N. T. Beat (how town along the Hudson. ahata too. KectrtetT, ateam beat, fall scenery, dress- far rooms, complete. W»at«d, First Claws Attractions. VAN DE BOOABT A QRIFFUJO. WANTED—For the Bummer months, flood •took Companies and Musical Comedy Company In sown of 21,000 population and theatre, setting capacity 1,000, in a real live show pown. For •pen time, write L. 8. OWEN, no E. DEADRI0K AVE,, JACKSON, TENN. • APED A nftTKE Westminster, bd VrlUUi aUU JC, virgin Territory for Vande. I aDle Novel ties. 8 daya' percentage. O.O. .beach. MUSIC OOBFOBBD AND ARRANGED I any instrument or number ol lnatnusanta, pVWordaaadaTnalo,8katobea,eto. Sendetamp, A. L. LEWIS, *» Klohmond St., Clnolnna'J,0. SOME WERE OFFENDED BECAUSE I SAID ■Don't write, I'm busy." I'm always glad to be snnsalled about writing new acts, but I nave more orders than 1 can handle lust now. R. 1.. JENNB.BOX 83, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. IV ANTED—For the TEXAS STOCK 00., nnder •mnvaa, Repertoire People; also Musicians (or B. andO. Mnst have qulckarudyand good wardrobe. a all in drat letter, w. O. wren, ■xplain i TEXAS STOCK CO., Dahlgren, IU WANTED—For Lowery's Bros.' Bin Vaudeville ■ircuH, under canvas. Circus and Talking Acta of all kinds, good Sketch Teams who do singles and doubles, and puton acts. All must change for three eights. Address gag. B. Lowery, Shenandoah, Pa. I ACROBATS, NOTICE I Wanted, an Acrobat Chat can do some mounting and a little tumbling, as partner, for comedy acrobatlo act. Good op- IDrtunlty. Address W. Y., 1219 N. CLARK ST., HIOAQO, ILI* \ WANTED—A Good Comedian capable of put- Itfng oa Acta; Performers wbo can double band; Sketch Team, Musical Act, Novelty Act, 8onbrette and Hitter Team. Explain all In first letter. Long's White Spear Medicine and Vaudeville Co., Man. Helm, Pa. LEST YOC FOHOKT «■» « »SE *S WE BAY IT VET linUSO LETER HEADS I sontraota, Tickets, Envelopes, Free Bamplea, etc. i stage MONET, lto. Book ot Herald Onta, 28c. CROSS ,/JESgW, CHICAGO HINTED for Big City Stock PEOPLE IN ALL LINES leader, Pianist, Union; also People tor Btook nnder •anvaa that do specialties. Onion Oarpenter and rroperty Han. People that wrote before, write eanvaa that do specialties. Union Carpentor and befoi , Write hotoe and programs first I again. Salary on Bprlugaud Summer bails age, weight, height, photos and progran fitter. K. W. MAKK8, I^ndon, Ont., Si and week; Woodstock, Ont., 7 and week; Hamilton, Ont,, ' aare of urand, after April 12. ARMY AUCTION BARGAINS BmU1m.,BB.M*i ...fl.tOu N,w Unlkiu Ami K,TolT,r, lUiuut...11.81 ■ *' nplf. EiBn. LIS" u,P»lr.... .11" " Ewcrdl .11" Tim 8.10" •' J6boiC«li!oi»».a»'» Coin OL4l,Ba?olnit....8 1.t0*p,CutaUf« Umch Sf'nildU,^rBp'i'|Hi8ill.ej. CulHamtiuck • rm, Dr.«l, LoUIn, BIO. .OB.. C.rOMlM t«HCh nabob ibii oataumdb, v» in* mm, •«, uo> iuu- kUeM- XI mmOw'l Attim tupiu dwtllid l» «r**> pejdji oatajacija, mils*! J5e liS fft po^ AaoriTsiWiriaMAJI. 801 BrSiSwar, fl'W Tort City LEARN TO ACT 8ta|o Dancing, Eto. »»Up to Due to every detail// Buck, fit, Skirt. Cbonu Work, Optra, Elocutioa, SItulct, V.udt vllle Art* Statchc, Art la i Dremstla Art, Eta ENGAGEMENTS SECURED School Always Open. P. J. RIDGE, and TEN OTHERS. llNcJABaDe8t.CHICAOO.IlVL. ACTORS, ACROBATS Oomlo and straight. A lifelike pen and ink portrait from your photo, for $1.00 An ink cartoon of your act, site mil. for $8.00. An original oomlo design tor bllltaoad, letter- bead, etc., for $a.to. Tell me what you want. As FBED. STONE aaya: "I kin DO It." Address GEO. DEE. Cartoonist, Care ot KNUTSON, m West ha Street, N.Y.O. milored'TastTngs (Account ot show cloning). LEADS. 1NUKNCKB AND JUVENILES. .».«,, HEAVIEtf, Height 6 ft, 6 In., weight HO lbs., age 28. Appoaranoe A1. Feature wardrobe. Address MEL ROSE UOTEL, Room 6, MS MOINEB, IOWA. AT LIBERTY, PIANIST Kxperlenoed, Rep. Vaudeville, Orchestra, Moving Pictures. Steady position, M. P.preferred. Add. SKNA 1>. FURLOW, 102T OCTAVIA ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. •IIRE FIRE PARODIES "KMcTo-: Oboo," "Bumble Bee," "That's Dow I Need You," •Bow, Bow, Bow," "All Nlgbt Long," 26o.oaon. All air |1.00. My "Rep." atloks. BAY QIBBELER, $.VK., OHIO/"' •Ml TRIPP AVK IIOAQO. Show Printing Look at tnese prices for caebwltli order. Hoanlp- meota mado 0.0.D. Union workmen, Union LabcL. 80M 3X8 tonighto, e ohangea. 1 aide, no casta, $ituo -inanga, no casta, 12.00 —pais, - -law , • 1S.W lDH3K»Kcard beralds, ,-■•--. • 10.00 !0M 6X21 beraloa, both aide* (or Tx21) - 12J0 10M12118 horalda, 4 pp. (orBxM, both rides) 18.00 10M1U21 heralds,<pp.(orlOKxi3,boUiald£0) IBM SOM ladles free or oonpon tioketa, • • - lo^o 800 Half sheets, from typo, black on yellow, 440 10OC half sheets, black on yellow, - - - TAO 6O0 one ehecta, from type, black on yeUow, TOO 1000 onoehoeta, black on yellow, - • - 11,00 1000 tack cards, llxli, one color, - - soo Wo carry no Btook paper. Abore prloea are for ipeolal forms from yonr own copy and onta. 000a shipping facllltlea. Cata log of stock cuta. Oorrea- Sondonco Invited. OAZETTK SHOW PEMNTOQ OMPANT, MATTOON, ILL., U.S.A. A SMP FOR SOMEBODY Ont of aeweral handred baUdlnglotal nave SB on iol<l. They are practically TMK BUT in the tract, and while adjoining tots Bold lor treble the amount, I wULsaorlflce the balance for $20 each. All the lota are adjoining, and yon can bny one or aa many aa desired. Garland Park, Bmltntown L. I. Near the homes of Willie Collier, Major Gaynor, Gus Hill, etc. Sev- eral trains dally from Pennsylvania Station, New Tork. Yon will newer hawe aneh • ennnce again to boy land bo cbeap for camp, bungalow or permanent borne. Call or address GARLAND OADEN. Room 439 Knicker- bocker Theatre Bldg., New York. PLAYS WROTH SKETCHES TOWER iAIlUDlLlS Care o'f CLIPPER, FOR SALE OR ON ROYALTY.—Dram, Sketch. 4 Char.; Woman Lead; 17 minutes, WANTED, QUICK REP. PEOPLE IN ALL LINES Prefer people doubling braae; Piano Player to double Band. Wire aalarj, etc. Most Join at once. Address H, B. MARSHALL, Sabnlta, Iowa. ...••. 1 LIBE R. C. KNORR LEA-OS AND HEAVIES LEANORE V, RELLA INGENUES VR SECOND BUSINESS HUNTINGTON, W. VA„ General Delivery. AT LIBERTY DAVID BAKER HEAVIES, JUVENILES or LEADS. Tboroognly Kxperlenoed and Reliable Stock. One Piece or Bopsrtolre. Ad. HOTEL REXFORD, Boston, Mass. STAGE CARPENTER AM PROPERTY MM Pormanent Stook N. VPPBLL>ARTHUH OHATTHRTON CO., Herlden, Conn, WANTED, FOR REPERTOIRE WOMAN for Inganne L e a da, doing; apaolaltlaa praferred t MAW for He* vi — atad Characters, OOMXDIAN, AoiOM la all line* doing specialtia*. Those doubling band preferred. No parades. Send photos. Join at onoe. State lowest. Pay own. OIFFORD 4 DONKELLY, Week April !, Plattevllle, Wis. WANTED, Musicians TO ACT AS ATTENDANTS at the HOSPITAL POR THB INSAlfE. Violin, Cornet, Tuba, 'Cello and Viola. Others write. Those who double on brass preferred. Must be sober and reliable and good readera. Per- manent position to the right people. Salary $27 a mouth with board, room, laundry und uniform free. Write or wire, or apply. GEO. P. ORAILEY, Leader, OREY8TOBB PARK, N. J. LEADING MAN, JUVENILE WOKEN. Baubrette, Comedian, Heavy Man. Join at once. Open 14. Weak stands. Can use Comet, Tuba. Clarinet, llarltono to complete Band. People who double stago preferred. Long Season, stage Dlreotlon, FRED.BTEIN. Write or wlre- Box 000, HEIFER, ORLA. WANTED, NOVELH PERFORMERS I'orformors ot all kinds that can obango for one vroek, TbB host of poople wanted, and for soon, people we pay the best of salaries and treat then with consideration. This show never closes. Sam* mcr season under canvas. Eatandnlo< Positively no boozoro. Add. PARKEL CO., 1181 NO. MAIN ST., ROCKFORD, 1LU Eat and Bleep in hotels. K COMUDY/ MAKE MORE MONET-Oar 138-page _ . _ collection of new monologues and jokes get yon tbo coin. Also book of latest Bonia and parodies. Both Bent for 28 cents. Ordlr HOW. F.E. WABgA,«418 Fulton St., Chicago. OUT OF TOWN HEWS Send' for New Catalogue Stating Kind Desired BprlncBeld, Hons^-Oourf Sqnare (XX O. Qllmore, rogr.) Boston Opera Company March 31. MaKd's French Players April 2.'-Lillian Russell (lecture),' *;'<"Tbt-Little MlHIonalrey -5. : -« - Poli'b (Oordon Wflghtcr, mgr.>-^-nill week of March 31: Rolfe's ."The Porple -I^ady."' "Chey- enne Days," Robbie Gordone. Hilda • Ha-nihprae, Milton and De Long SlatCTS, Da Oaloon, and elec- trograph. - Johnstone & Weotworth Bummer Stock Co. will open here April 7, with, "Gef-Rlcli-Culck Wallngforf.'.' •• • ■ ,'.-""'. -"Mi".■'■?, '. ■ OiLKOBB (P. P. Shea, miat)—Harry. Hdsvnj*'- Bhow. 31-Aprll 2, Girls froof Happylasd 7.-»; Nxlsoh (J. J. Moewer.- mgr.)—Vaudeville and moTlng picture*. Bill March 31 -April 2: Hilton and rtannon, the Clarks, Ooldlc Banta, Ueaderwn and Henderson, Pearson.' Lyons and company, and Bonnie Sister*. A change st bill. for. 3-5. . Puzi (Goldstein Bros., mgr».)—Vaudeville and moving pictures, ..Bill-30-April.2 f ;pr*«tper, Mid; Prince. Klrnet and-McClay, and Billy Hhlrle/,*- Kor 3 5: The Local.Four, Manne and Bell. BlUy Mone, and the pictures. Bijou, Edibonu; Glob«, Novaurr. Uiaaoa, Piucr, and BuBwar, moving- ptcturea.- Noras.—Randall F. Smith.- manager.af toe Edlaoola Theatre, was Doed ten Oellara. In the Police Court, March 28, for allowing a" bor under fourteen year* of age to enter hla moving plctare bouse daring school hoars. Tall River, Maaav—Bavoy (L. M. Boas, mar.) Mally-Dvnnlson Stock Oo. presents "Fifty Miles from Boston" week of March 31. _ ' Aoadsmi (L. M. Boas, mgr.)—Bill 81-Aprll 2: Walter H. Browne and company. Lncler, Evaiii and Locler, Pike and Calame, and Mort 8harp. For 3-D: Foot La Delia COmlqnea. Marlon Mun- soo and company, Star Trio, and Hylaada and Fanner, Buoo (M. H. Ooodnoe, mgr.)—BUI 31-Aprll 2: Kathryn Purnell, John, Horn company.. Ted and Corlnne Breton, Grace Hawthorne and Damn Trio. For 8-B: Marie King Scott, the Mlnatwl Four. Kenny, and Melrose, and the MeOarren. Pnainsa (L. M. Boas, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motieo pictures, Palacb (Walter Blgetow, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and illustrated song*. Ltbio (B. Mlchelfelder, mgr.)—Motion pictures and illustrated rones. Stib (B. Mlchelfelder, mgr.)—Motion plctorea and UluBtratal songs. Niokbloobon (Walter Blgelow, mgr.)—Motion picture* and illustrated songs. Scmno (H. B. Archer, mgr.)—Motion pictures. Lowell, Mas*.—Opera Boose (Kalph Ward, mgr.) the Lonergan Player* present "Tc* Confes- sion" for March 31 and week. Plstbodsb (K. Weston, mgr.)—Tne Drama Players present "The Turning Point" 81 and KErin's (Will H. Stevens, mgr.)—Bill 81 and week: The Telephone Obis. Britt Wood, Oortl* and Florence, Arthur, Richards and Arthtr, Lewis sod Ohapln. the Menard, Penn and Klius. and Edison's talking picture*. Mebk. Sq. (James Carroll, mgr.)—BUI for 31 and week: Temple Players, Once Tomg and company. Talking Pictures, and the avail photo- plays. Aoasmrr (Ed. Burley. mgr.) — For 31 and week: Nelson and Mllledge and company, and pictures. . , > Taunton, Haas,—Park (A. A. Kelbamaim, mgr.) Geo. M. Cohen's "A Little Millionaire" April 4. ■ ■■ BomcN'a (William Booth, mgr.)—Vaudeville and moving pictures week of Marco 81. Oolokbu, Stab, Oabino and Nickbx, moving pictures. Omaha, Neb.—Business in ail llnea has been psralysed here since the tornado on Easter Day. The relief work Is progressing rapidly anil system- atically. The storm struck the Soathweat comer of too city and traveled Northeast, covering a stretch four to six blocks wide and Ave miles long, passing through the residence dlstrl:ts, The death lees was 200, with COO Injured and 2,500 homeless. Tbo property loss will exceed $9,000,000. The Diamond moving picture the? atre, at Twenty-fourth and Lake Streets, was de- mdllaher. There were eighteen people In It at the time, and six were killed. The theatre will nearly all give benefit perform ance* for the re- lief fund. The employees of the Krug gave $40, and donated $215 ot the receipts of the perform- ance of March 28. Bbandib (Ohas. W. Turner, mgr.)—Maude Adams, In "Peter Pan," 81, April 1. Born (dag. W. Turner, mgr.)—Eva Lang and stock. In "The Dawn of To-morrow," week of 30. Oapnxou (W. P. Byrne, mgr.)—BUI tor week of 80: Oeclila Loft us, Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Barry, Barry and Wolford. Wilson's Comedy Circus, Four Rotters, the Bexos, and Edlaoa'a talking moving picture*. GariTT (B, L. Johnson, mgr.)—College Girls week of 30. HiFF-oDaona (E. L. Johnson, mgr.)—For week of 30, "The Bell Hop." Kans (O. A. Franks, mgr.)—The Bohemian Burlceqoer* week of 80. Ekfibsb (Frank Harris, mgr.)—Vaudeville and moving pictures. Toronto, Can,—Princess (0. B. Sheppard, mgr.) "Bobin Hood," with Bessie Ahbett, week of March 31. Henry Miller, in "The Bainbow," next. ALaXAKota (Lol Soiman, mgr.)—"Blue Bird" week of 81. Primrose A Dockstadet*s HlistreU, four nights, OMnmenelng April 9. Gbaho (J. W. Cowan, mgr.)—George Damerel, in "The Heart Breakers," week March, 81. "Where the Trail Divides" next "Tlie Bpring Maid" to follow. Sim's (Jerry Shea, mgr.)—BUI wetk March 31: Lola GUser, with Thomas D. BUbarda. in "First Love;" Tom Dingle and. Esmeralda Bisters, Harry Linton and Anita Lawrence, In "A Mile of Smile*:" Bedford and Cheater, Brown and Newman, the GeeJay*. Will Bawls and Ella Tan Kaufman, In "A Willing Worker," and Thomas A. Edison's Klnetophone. OAxarx (Thomaa B. Henry, mgr.)—Gay Mas- qoeradorB week March 81. Bowery Birlesaoera Stab (Dan Pierce, mgr.)—Dante's Daughters week of 81. Girls from JOyland next. Strand (B. L. Well, mgr.)—Photoplay, 'The Modem Prodigal," week of 31. Noras.—Sothem and Marlowe, In repertoire, at (he Alexandra, week of April 21 All the theatres report good business Easter week "In Old Kentucky," at the Grand, had the biggest week it ever played to Is Toronto. Camden, N. X—Temple (Fred Falkner, mgr.) The Philadelphia Orchestra and "The Girl In the Taxi" are the attractions splitting week of March 81. . Bboadwat (W. McOallum, mgr.)—Bill week of 31: Miller and Tempest, John L. Kearney, Wbalen and West, Elwood Snow and company, Qulnlan and Richards, Balton and Latour, Chis. Bowe and company, Lenett and Wilson, and Poor Girls of Mine. Nora—There are rumors of two new theatres being erected here. These with the two now under wsy would make four to he completed this year. Kalamaioo, Mich.—Fuller (Will J. Don- nelly, mgr.) Mr*. Leslie Carter, In "Zarn." April 1, ''Countess Ooqnette" A MAJBsno (J. Jolly Jones, mgr.)— "Mlaa No- body from Starland" March 31-Aprll 2. For 3-B: "Little Miss Mix Up." Nora—All the moving plctare shows report good business. Peteraharaj, Vau — Academy <af. L. Hof- berroer, mgr.) "Freckles" was the attraction March 28. Lin io, Vua i mi an, Oookadb, Iolmoob and AMxaicaM, motion picture*. TH€ATRICMi "-CATALOGUE ol -S-'iow PHnl- irlg Hrscr-oirc. . Slriflc. Circut rViid Wesi. T«r!i Stibwj.. fe'ti. FAtr, Pltuni>(f;. Faffs;' .-flacss: Aiialion, Aulo. Mr.'sD. Sloe it.Shows. Uc. ■V.'AGIC -P- ~p>&!l»rr>. illusionj. MINSTHEL PRiNUNG.WHflt or Colored :VVitr> Of rVTlfrotil Title. Etc MOVING- PICTURE PR1NTINC Elc. WESTEftS PUYS, Etc. ^ FOLOERS'oY SonTRoy'slty PIjjs »!t- Pnnting. Sliow-aitrj Theatrical^ - ; ' Printers ' Ltlhographers, Engravers ^-*tS8'"*' on Hand for e.ery kino cf HlTI IOUkMVII^, CHICAGO . ,- r ■-.-• ' ■:■.;■ -^5i^\ ,:■-. , AmuseineriiEnierprise WRITL ST. LOUIS OFFICE - 7TH AND ELM STS. 760.; »3.»: Chinese, 76c„ li.oo, $3.05; Bridget, tslto; Sonbrette, $U0, $3.60, $6.(0, $8.00; Old Mali, 760., $3.96; Pompadour, 76c, $4.25, $6,00; Mary Jane, 760., $2.76; Cowboy, :6c., $150: Circassian, $7.00; Short Curly, $3.00; Babe, $2.60, $3.25; Men's Statuary Wlga, $3.00: Legit. Wig, $2.60, $ASS; Ladles' Utility loan dress either way], and Modem Day Dress Wigs, $6.00; WUd Girl, $2.00, $2.60, $3.28, $5.00, $7.00; Negress, $Z60; Indian Lady, 76c, $2.60, $6.00, $7.00; Gypsy Queen, $3.76: Mikado, 76c., $2.26; End Men, $1.00; Imported Bald Character wigs, $£60; Tricot Animal and Men Heads, $1.25 each: Mustachei, 200., 80c., too.: Onln Pieces, 20o„ 36o., 60o„ 76c., $1.25; Full Bearda. eoc., $1.00, $1.26, $2.25, $8.00; Tramp Beards, 80c„ $1.00: Sluggers, 35c, goc. ; Morton Chops. 86c., 75c. Pkg. Stage Money, 25c. Stein's Make-up. Hat measure for wig size. All wigs prepaid. Keep this Clipper for reference; ad. a ppea rs only o ccasionally PERCT EWTO SBrTO H0DS1, "fflSRg 8T ' MINNELLI BROS. GREATER DRAMATIC CO. UNDER CANVAS, 12th SEASON Supporting DAINTY MINA GENNELL Mow tbe greatest of its kind In America. WANT—TooroagbJy capable Stage r tbe goods. Tonng, good looking, competent Leading Man, oca. Boa. Man with Clever All Around Actor with specialty, Versatile Woman for characters and Gen. Bos. with A new $10,000 ontflt. . Director; must deliver the goods, specialty. Clever All Around Act good specialty. Other capable people write. We require: ability, sobriety, excellent wardrobe, perfect performances. We assure sore salary, best of treatment. Seven performances a week. Pay your own. Also want tbe beat Opposition Agent In the business. Banner and Lltho Man that can paste. Strong Outside Attraction, Program Man, Good Oarpenter. Performers mnst send photos and programs. Don't write unless you want tbe engagement. Don't misrepresent; things happen here wben you do. Cut that high salary: come on wbere you get it. Open In May. Tickets trom anywhere. References, our reputation. De Witt and Doocet write. Address 1888 East J*0th nt.. Cleveland, Ohio. TENT OUTFIT FOR SAhE-MILLEK BROS. BIO SHOW—Consisting Of eo-foot round top with two (2> 30-foot middle pieces and 300 feet 10-foot side wall in good condition. All poles, stakes, ropes, bale rings, blocks and falls, stage and rigging, 6 set scenery complete. New stripped masking piece from wall to wall and bale ring high. Ten lenghthacircus blue seats, * section blue reserves, marque 10x12, ticket office. Hollow wire lighting system, 1 outside Windhorst light, 1 Albert Lea 1,000 candle power bright light, extra torches, etc. Five sleeping tents, 12x12; 1 dining-room tent, cook house tent, 8-bnrner coal oil range; about 12 new spring wire cots. One swell Bel nand uniforms, 18 coatB and caps. 12 pants: base drum; 8 handsome parade banners. All dishes, table silverware and cooking utensils complete. ANo.l stake poller, prop, trunk, tool chest, refreshment outfit, etc Or- chestra and band music Billiards and flags for center poles. Outfit complete and all ready to aet np on the lot and show. Now stored at Fort Madison, la. My reason for selling It that lam Interested in Opera House road shows that require my attention. Address all mall, JOHN M. BIXLEBL Mgr., "Servant In the Honse" Co,, *30 Third St., Fort Madison, la. Carlton Comedy Company UNDER CANVAS LEADING MAN, A GENERAL BUSINESS MAN, COMEDIAN tod YOUNG CHARACTER WOMAN All must do specialties. Show opens flay 20, In Vermont Also Operator with moving picture machine and film, and Boss Canvas 1 " II.VLLETT'S EXCHANGE, 149 TV. 49th St., N. V. C. Add. A Fine, Little THEATRE IN A SPLENDID SOnHWEgTERS TOWN Stays open all year and la doing fine business. A bargain for a quick sale. JOB A. WOILSHAM, Slaughter Ballding, Dallas, FOR PERMANENT STOCK People in ail lines. notice, Soenlo artist that can play bits. Two bins a week. Incompetents closed without Salary sure, so must t>e reasonable. Address _- AL. tJORUCLL. Oaksloosa, Iowa, week April T. Joe Barry ana Ed. Knmmerow write. ^ WANTED HADDOCKS' PEERLESS PLAYERS PEOPLE IN A1.L, MDK8 FOB HEP. AND STOCK. Al Director with Short Cast Scripts. State All, send Photo. People Who Wrote Before, Wait* Again. Must Be Young. Rehearsals April 7. ■ Opona 14th. Add. FRANK I>. MADDOCKB, FrfZOBBAJaP, OA. WANTED AT ONCE Uf-JtSS, °&;,"£.3 GUARANTEED AIR DOME TIMF People most be Sober, Competent and Pleasant. T«U Leading Man, Attractive ** "" " Gen. Bus. Woman with strong specialty. Comedian and Gen. BosT Man with good specialties. Property Man to play bits. Orack-a-Jack Flaio Players, play one part. Al Specialty Team able to ploy some parts. Also, other useful people write. ROBERT E. LAWRENCE write. Photos wfll be retorned. ■ OTTO H. KBADSB, Amnoy, HI. BEVERIDCE ATTRACTIONS Orchestra For SUMMER 8KA80N, nnder one of finest PAVILION THEATRES over produced: «. Lemder, Double Cornet in Band, Bond Leader, Cornet B. & O., Tuba B. A O., Piano Player to Double Brass. Dramatic People who Sing. Musicians in all lines. Leading woman. Must have good wardrobe. Trombone, Donblo Stage or O. Photo f Yes. Salaries Guaranteed. Open abont May IX O. L. BEVEH1DQE, LITCHFIELD, ILL* AGENT WANTED AT ONCE I THE MINISTER'S SWEETHEART GO. Most loin on wire; long season, all Snmmer. Must be able to post, and not afraid of work. Honey absolutely certain every week, linst be sober anil reliable. Address GEORGE c. KALL, Nor- f°5 <, /? , J-L? ,lunMto ?j April 8; Wlathrop, Friday, a; Baint Regis Palls, Saturday, 6; Panst,1. X. BAZIN'S FAR FAMED DEPILATORY POWDER AT* LIBE EXCELL WORLEY, ScaalG Artist & 6s§. Bos. STELLA WOOD, lapses and Soubrettes Sober and reliable. Modern wardrobe. Join on wire. Tickets, yes. Address EXCELL WORLBT, 16 N. MoDowell St., Charlotte, N. 0. REMOVES IIAID NEVER SIMPLE DIRECTIONS WITH EACH BOTTLE. AIL TOILET COUNTERS OR MAILED IN SEALED l-ACKAIES, 50TcEHTS. HAIL A RUCKEl, NEW TOr/wTI /:■ I R,# £