The New York Clipper (April 1913)

APRIL 12 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 23 I'M IN O HICAG O ! who? YOUR FRIEND Why ? To meet the boys who stroll out West and are Interested In the REAL THING In IMENpV SONG HITS With me are my famous "Aides de Camp," PHIL BUSH and JACK WILSON Give us a call at the SARATOGA HOTEL, CHICAGO OUT OF TOWPT NEWS BOSTON. Tlio Aborn Opera Co. and 'The Typhoon" are ii» only re«l big changes for current week. Of. mm webawour usual shift, at the vaude- ¥ mo and moving picture- bouses. The business ,roiind town last week was generally good. "SEwS <Jno. B. Schoeffel. mgr.)—The Abora Enxllab Grand Opera Oo. opens a season at this Sue 7. Tho company, which la a large one, S jo an new opera each week during lis 9tnr. Kair biislueas during two weeks of "The Top o' %ofcMIiV (Oliatles Frobman ft Wm. Harris. nwre )—^Second m«k of Douglas Fairbanks, n "Hawthorne of U. 8. A" a play that I. really American In spirit, but by an English author, it's amusing In a way, but financially o little oft. SjiuoEBT (Wllbur-Shubcrt Co., mgr*.)—Kmraa Tn-ntlnl the (i«llc8oroc prima donnn, with a lllllDUtlan body and a brobdlftgnaglan voice, Is now In Let second wtek of "Xbe Firefly." The at- tendance la good. Holub (Obarles J. Rich, mgr.)—Third week o( Otis Skinner, In "Kismet." Large audiences Boston (Frohman-Harrlo Oorp., nigra.)—An- other week of Meclyn Arbockle, la "The Round- Up," is now on. This is the third week, and it loots as If there are many more to come. Plymouth (Fred Wright, mgr.)—The Irish rinjcrs, In their third week, are doing very nicely. The acting or the players Is really something out ol the ordinary. . ALUsbtio (WRbur-Shubert Co., mgrs.) — Walker Whiteside opens at this house 7, In "The Typhoon." The cast is said to be composed ot players of merit. "Ready Money" did well dur- ing Its one week here. Pabk (Charles Frohmas, Rich ft Harris, mgrs.) —The melodramatic farce, "Officer 666," Is now In lis fifth week, with tip-top business. Castlh Squaib (John Craig, mgr.)—After eleten weeks of big houses, "Believe Me, Xan- tlppe" was succeeded 7 by "The Darling of the Casino (Obarles H. Waldren, mgr.)—Billy W. Watson, and the Girls from Happylaud crowded this house at nearly every performance 'ast week. The show was one of the most enjoyable ot the season. Mollle Williams' Co. this week, ami then Ben Welch comes with Mb biirlesauerH. Oaistt (George H. Batchcller, mgr.) —Merry Whirl Co. Is supplying tho entertainment current week. Toe Dazilers drew good houses. Golden Crooks week of 14. Huwabd (Oeorge K. LothTOp, mgr.)—Stars ot ttagelind, with the following strong extra tea- tuns: The Olockers, Lewis and Oliupln, Lanier brothers, Miss LK> Busc, Martin and Blllott, Ocu. Ostwrae, Tom and Niacin Moore, Harada, and the Housrdtoope. The 1'ace Makers are coming. Grand Oit.iia IIouhb (Ueorg« E. Lollirop, mgr.) —The Whirl of Mirth Burlesqucrs gave a lively snow list week, md the audiences, which were large, enjoyed the offering. The Moulin Route this week, and then the Face Makers. Kwth's (B. P. Keith, mgr.)—Special for tho children this week Is Master Gabriel, the vest- pocket comedian. He Is doing a series of pianis said to be most ludicrous. Others hilled: Ocr- trudo Vunderblll, Georgo Moore, Charlie Onse, (lallagher md Fields, Dawls Family, the lira.l- shaws, Charlotte Raveoecroft, Jack Dakota 'i'rlo, and Edison talking pictures. National (0. A. lluloy, mgr.)—The show cur- rent week Is supplied by Felix Haney, Four Rl- anos, Knickerbocker Four, Mullen nnd Ooognn, Flnluy and Obesley Girls, Hayes and Alpotnt, the Menards, Harry Rulton, Edison talking pic- tures, and the Klnemacolor. OHPiianu (Victor J. Morris, mgr.)—First three days: Lawtou, Great D'Armour, Dau Mason and company, lioay and Minr, Edith Clifford, and llio Dollar Troupe. Last half: La Valltu nnd Stone, Marlon Munsen, Billy Falls, "Fun lu a Delicates- sen Shop," Donahue) and Stewart, and Kraft Brothers. St, Jaiieb (Marcus Locw management)—La Vulltn, Marlon Munsen, Billy Falls, "Fun lu H Delicatessen Shop," Donahue and Stewart, and Kraft Brothers, first half. Second period: Great D'Armour, Dow Mason and company, lloey and Miar, Wilcox Davis Players, Edith Ollflord, and the Dollar Troupe. aum (Robert Janctte, mgr.)—Week of 7: Smith and Champion. Youseml Troupe, Dan Har- rington, Olaude Rant, Luken's animals, Oleineuso Brothers, and Carl and Rbiel. Big business at both afternoon and evening sbows. GonooN'B Oi.impia (J. fl. Oomerford, mgr.)— Rudolphl Daree and company, Gertie Van Dyck, 'His Father's Son," McCloud and Roberts, Four Ilugnus, Keno, Welch and Melrose, ond Haw- thorne's Minstrels. Bowdoin Sqvaub (George B. Lothrop, mgr.)— Great Bernidi, Mitchell Brothers, Laurie and Allelic, Temple and Sunshine, Ellen Richards, Joe Parlse and George Osborne, are bookings for this week. Shawmdt (H. B. Ohenowcth, mgr.)—Three opening days: Blocksom ond Burns, Barry otul Mildred, and At. Hedrlck and the Wright Sisters. Second period: Ergottl's Lilliputians, Mater and Woods, Douglas Flint and company, and Henry Paris. Noma. Tub following houses offer changes In vaude- ville, songs and pictures: BIJou Drcum, Unique, I;oow'i South End, Old South, Washington, Huh. Unique, Apollo, Oriental, Puritan, Pastime, Hack Bay, Beacon, Premier, Norfolk, Omnlque, Win- Upon Hull, Williams' Ideal, Superb, Scenic Tem- ple, Star, Hamilton, Harvard, Eagle, Dorchstcr and the Roxbury. That the theatre of the future will !>e a little intimate affair, seating perhaps only 300, was •he expressed hope of Hugh Tullaut, a New York .uftre builder, speaking before the American "rnnja Society at oar Public Library a few nights "go. "The type of recent theatres is growing . iSS nna "mailer," he said, "first because It In " better business tentirre, sud second because .of no hrtlmacy of a smnll theatre—the more en- joys Me, horaellko atmosphere, like that of » son- iierann's library. It draws people together III a t'*w sympathy. With a small building and n "man cast an nnmiccesaful piny Is h small lois, wiillo a good one may run indefinitely without the •xpeuse or change." Hdoh Mack, a song anil dance artist, lost a •awau t this week in the locnl courts. He played one show at the Beacon, nnd was closed by the ninaager of the house, for what he thought a good ,,™* on - Mack was to have $30 for the engage- ment He sued for that amount, but the court only awarded him $1.86. ,,JZ."V 1N0 Lawbbwcb O'Connob are now con- neued with tie orchestra at the St. James. nil Ousic, of the Leo Feist ofllce, won the 'ip at the Inst song demonstrators' contest, held v„ki* • So,,tn E »- He song "Tho Ourseof An i onon c * te '" * na taa * walkover for the cup Tw Tnn ' »»■■,—Central Square tJames B. ZSPVh SSI »»o Thomas Musical Oomedy Co. ■ftJSMi here i vreek of March 81. <».■ S, (Jetr Oallan, mgr.)—Vaudeville and Edl- W'lis Kbwtophonc. Bill week of March 81 ln- luded: "Mo. 44," Lore, Ted and Uno Bradley, •liL Haney and company, pearl Dawson, Bovle «'"1 Darley, ,nd E. J. Balsden. Cluwu (A, b. Lord, mgr.)—Bill week of 31 Included: "Promotion Days," Hawthorne's Minstrels, Columbia Trio, Richards and Montrose, Keno, Welch and Melrose, and Horwlts' poodles. AuDiToniuu (Lindsay Morlson, mgr.)—"A Con- tented Woman" week of April 7. CottiqpH (Al. Newball, mgr.)—Motion pictures and Illustrated songs. Hiikami,am> (Samuel Grant, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and songs. I'astiuh (B. A. Loud, mgr.)—Motion pictures and songs. Lowell, Mass.—Opera House (Ralph Ward, mgr.) Boston Opera Stars April 10. Platuocsb (K. Weston, mgr.)—The Drninn Players present for 7 and week, "The Second Mrs. Tanguay." "The Thief" next week. Acadbmt (Ed. Hurley, mgr.) — Augusta Perry and her company 7 and week. Knni (Will H. Stevens, mgr.)—Bill for 7 and week: Merlin, Louise La Gnl and company, Kelley and Pollock, Foirr Melodious Chaps, Lamb's Maul- kins, Stewart and Kelly, Chas. Howe and company, Eelle Mitchell, and talking pictures. Kiax. So. (James Carroll, mgr.)—For 7 and week: Temple Players, Grace Young and company, Hop Handy and company, and Field Barnes. Taunton, Mass.- I'nrk (A. A. Kellemann, mgr.) vaudeville and pictures. Huvi.kn'u (William Booth, mgr.)—Vaudeville and moving pictures. Casino, Stab, and Nickel, are doing good business with pictures. Note. —The Columbia Theatre Is being com- pletely renovated, and a stsge has been built and all new scenery painted. A balcony has also been added to the house, ond the seating capacity prcntly Increased. The opening date bas not been decided en. 1..union, Can.—Grand (J. R. Mlnhlnnlck, mgr.) "Ilohln Hcod" April 7, Misc. Nailnwva, In "Bella Donna," 8; "The Balkan Princess" 11, "Uncle Tom's Oatin" 12, Marie Dressier anil Players 17, Henry Miller 25, "The Quaker Girl" 28. Prj.vcsss (W. L. Rtowart, mgr. — Manager Slemnrt is trying out tabloid plays In bis former picture bouse. Two changes of plays will bo made each week. Mr. Stewart, for several years, Inn! the Stewart Stock Co.. and Is a resident of this city. He was manager of the Sprlngbank Park Theatre for two seasons. "St. Mlino" was given week ending 5. Majbstio (TIios. Logan, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures. Star. —Moving pictures. Unique. —Moving pictures and songs. I'.mi'iri:. —Moving pictures. Notbb. —A picture film company recently made application to the Reboot board In thla city, to show historical Alms in the schools, but was re- fused Harry Dabn, treasurer ot the Grand, will Join (he press agents department ot the To- ronto Exhibition, at the close of the Grand's siason Frits Ilueston reports from the flooded Ohio districts, that tho scenes were as bad as newspaper reports described. Hamilton, Can.—•Grand (A. R. Loudon, mirr.) Mine. Nnilmova, In "Bella Donnn," April 7; "Roliln Hooil" 8, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" 0, Tigers' Minstrels (local) 10, 11, "The Balkan Princess" 12!. Tuui'LS (J. 0. Applcton, mgr.)—Bill ror week of 7: Roehra's Athletic Qlrls, Conlln. Steele and Cnrr, Norrls' Baboons, Adlcr and Arllne, the Brani- sons, Harry U Webb, nod UurTord ami (Jlialn. Notis. —.Work on tba Griffin Theatre, James Street North, will beiin soon. The new theslrc (unnamed) for tins Dominion Theatres Oo., Ltd., on Mary Street, Is approaching completion There arc rumors of a burlesque house being built at John and Main Streets The newest mow- ing picture bouse, the ICmpire, Is In full swing Hugh Ilnyes lias been granted a license ror a moving picture house at 06 King Street West All the other moving picture bouses, live, are doing excellent business. St. John. Can.—Opers House (F. 0. Spen- cer, mgr.) Ihe New York Musical Tabloid Oo, Is in lis last week, playing to big business, three times dally. The Choral Society (locsl) 11, IE. Nickwl.— Kennedy and Kramer, Madame Dyke Read, In soiurs. and the moving pictures. Gxm.— J. N. Scott, in songs, nnd the moving pictures, Star. —Moving pictures. llMQtis).—Moving pictures. KMrnxss.—.Moving pictures. Lvrio. — Ella Cameron and company, and tbe moving pictures. Oaklnnd, Cnl.—Macdonougli (F. A. Oelsa, mgr.) "Little Miss Brown" was the attraction April 35. Yi LiDUTt (11. W. Bishop, mgr.)—"Uncle Sam" Is the stock production for week ot 7. "Are You a Mason?" to follow. Odpheum (Geo. Ebey. mgr.)—Bill for week of 6: Sam Mann nnd company. Mile. La Tosco and company. Valleclta'a leopards, Blxley and Lemer, i.ii Crandall. Barry and Mortimer, Fred M. Grif- fith, and Edison's talking pictures. Pantaobb' (W. W. Ely, mgr.)—Bill 0 and week: John L. Sullivan. Prevost md Brown, Sea- men and Kllllan, Lefllngwcll and Myers, Jules Held's "School Ii:<ls," Purcella Bros., and pic- tures. Columbia (Dillon & King, mgrs.)—'Dillon ami King and their Ginger Girls present for week of 0, "In London Town." Broahwat (Guy 0. Smith, mgr.)—Five vaude- ville acts ami pictures. Oakland, Ltiiio. Biown's, Caukiia, Marlowe, Scxnio and llcnjsi, motion pictures. Lynchburg;, Vn. — Trenton (J. B. Trent, mgr.) stock season bas opened for the rest of Ihe season, nnd a change of bill will occur twlcu a week. Tbe company Includes: Guy Harrison, Harry Hoy, Harry J. Thomas. Ray D. Clifton. ltusRcIl Fllmore, Jas. Duncan, Royce Alton. Jane Courtney, Jeanette Oonnor, May Maxwell, Bva K. Ifegnn and Ida A. Doncyson. Au.iiiKMr (Jake Wells, mgr.)—Latlmorc I.elKh's Plsyers held tho bonrds week March 31, plnylnir to good crowds Belvbdebb, Oayeti and Majbstio, moving pic- tures. ftprlncrfleld, 0.—Fairbanks (0. J. Becker, mgr.) all attractions for week ot March 24 were cancelled on account or the floods. Lyman Howe's pictures April 8. New Sun (Sun Amusement Co., mgrs.)—Bill week of 7: Eva Fiy, Wm. McKee and company, nnd the Great Monnlian, MI MI YVONNE, .m. .„• ,«.i i,',„.iki, child actress, the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Ilnrrv KIIIriui, wlio lntely made suchl MSt siccesg ■■ "Little l'etcr," In "I'asserB-j.y," with Clinrles Kroluim,.'. COm Mr DJ Frolinian says Mlml lin» a wonderful magnetism with Hie oudlcncc, nod is a clever *'Vml ma'd^iieJ nr^o'pp^ran'cm^&and with Martin Harvey at the early ago of two Mlml made iierurai UFA. English pantomime and caused quite a scngatlon. years and a half. 8be oso upnene the Universal Flbm Co. The following directors haV v^?avThw t lcc> Ut ir. r o:D a ger of productions, Rojoo fllina: "Without exception I consider little Mlml thenSmrS little cnild actress now playing in motion picture.. It ha. been m '#g23!'&2ZrM& "o^of ttfe Imp Moving Picture Co.: "I consider Mln.i Yvonne the S^iSl^ilJ^^Ji^Wa^uttktam at the present time." cloverest cbHd of 'j e i p ng ! u Xnces andI managers with her acting. Comedy and trafedy she , IffLJSf sSsHftclllty Md^l»»fla°llly hardly expecte.1 !n one so young dlmi has depicts with eoual "ciiity »»« •>> . . ont wo ventute t0 pre dkt a most brilliant future ATTHAUTIOHS AT THE RBW YORK TBBATHB8. MADISON SQ. GARDEN NOW SHORT SEASON TWICE DAILY, 3.1B. fi.lC DOORS OPKN ONK HOUR KARL] KB ILyiii |4M V '1 !t > Jj And KNTIIIEL.Y MEW EDITION MSO CHARAOTBR SI'KCTACI.K (Itun.lril, Ulggrot t'lreus hlvsr Hern Isx New York. Every Act St lilt—Clowns a Veraam. MURRAY HILL THEATRE Lexington Aw*, sod 4JM St., IT. V. This week-dOOlAI. MAIDH. Blsr follertlon Inirrnattonal Freaks. Admission to ae. 0. CA. Reserved Belts, Everything, fiOC* K OUC. 750., (1, 11.60. Private box leati, |j.». Children umier 10 hair price afternoon*. Box Offlce open a A. M to » p. U. BRAMCH TICKET OFFICES (Same Prices as at Madison Square g itden) BROABWAT ( itoo B'way (near 42d sm, OFPIOB8 I Ublgh VUIOT Ticket omen. Glmbel Bros.' store, John Winamiker's Store. DOWNTOWN: World Information Harem. HARLEM I in W. lasth St. (near Mnox), OFFICK j V. T. Central Ticket Oflloe, rniJT THBATRK, 48th 8L, lost East of B'way. vUn I Telephone llrjant W. Kve.».!.'.; KUts. Wed. and Bat, 1.16. OLIVER liUROSCO Presents LAURETTE TAYLOR ^MSIT PBC O' MY HEART By J. HARTLEY MANNERS. HIPPODROME d m A v., «-i4. Dally Mat. at 1. Beat Beats, It- St. I UNDER MANY FLAGS 11VPIY I PLUNGING I MAMMOTH LIFE I HORSES I NEWfJIRCUl DAI sadC TIIKATREOFN.Y. B'way * 47th St, rALAuC Eves., 8.18. Matinee Dally at 2.90. Management of MR. PRANK THOMPSON. Devoted AelMlvely JiJJTg S T. DENIS to American an a For- eign Noveltlei of Urn First Rank, PRICES: Evenings,86. to, 75c. |1, fl.M. Mstlneos, k W, 700,, It, TBt BMOKISO IN TUB BALCONY. In New Jipancio Dances And 10 OTHER BIO ACTS. NEW AMSTERDAM "KSJo^." KLAW* ERLANOER present A New Musical Comedy OH! OH! DELPHINE Out and Ensemble of too Boot ana LvrtM by 0. M. B. MoLELLAN, PC A I fifiDIII'v™*™! Broadway *4M Street UtU. I.UUHrirl ilKvgs. I.II. Mats. Wed. A Bit., 3.18 MAY IRWIN The Tlxcui.KU & t:«>., Mtsitaigsra In a new Farolcal Comedy by Catherine Tjhlsliolm Cashing, entiled WIDOW BY PROXY B. F, KEITH'S 8REATER NEW YORK CIRCUIT OOLOItlAL. BVSHWICK ALHAHBHA ORESCENT BROS I <lltCKNHOIfST OHPIIEIM GOTHAM B. F. KBITH'S UNION SQ. TBB1TRB, B'way* I4th St. Phone SUO Btayrssant Matinee Dally 9so.j MlghU, ato. to ll.oo. John lligglns, sampicl I llell- ly, James Leonard k Co.. Mo- Kay A Cant well, Kawls A Von Kaufman; Talking Pict- ures, Votea for Women, An- niversary of Jerry ft A inly; Cecil Lean ft Co., Caesar ill- vol!; Kate Ellnore ft Sam Wll. Hams; Ye Colonial Beptetto, F. F. Proctor's 5th Ave. B'wayAMIhSt Dally Mat., ato. Eves. Mo to 11. t OONOBRTS Son., 2-18A8.lt All-fltar Bills IRVING BERLIN, COMPOS- POSER OP A 100 IllTrt, WM. HAWIRKY ft CO., (1LADYH ALEXANDRIA A CO., Three Leigh, tons, Primrose Four, Itoliliiu (lot - done, Fred V. Bowers ft Co., Ohm. OlcoU, Chris. Richards, Una I'anlr.er, Al Rayno's Knotliitll Dogs and Edison's Talking I'lcturca. THEATRE. W.MtbSl. Eves. H.18, Mata.Thurs. anil Hat. al a.18. ID u'klahco preienta BEUSrjn YEARS OF DISCRETION A Comedy In Three Acts by Frederick llatton and Penny Locke Halton. Dlstlngsilslisd Out. PFPTIRITr THEATRE, W. 4M St. Evenings IUXUJDL1V at8.10.Maia.Tues.Wed.A 8at,,a.fo, David ItelMco presents a fairy play for grown-tns A GOOD LITTLE DEVIL By RoaemoDde Oerard and Maurice Rostand. Adapted by Anson Strong, With special music hy William Furst. NOTABLK BKI.ABVO COMPANY. ELTINGE 42dSt. Theatre WITHIN THE LAW NOTABLE OAHT OF WELL KNOWN PLAYERS. Just W. of Broadway. Phone 8410 Bryant, «vg. n.ao. Hats. Wed. and Sat. S.U. Wed. Mat, Popnlar. THE AMERICAN PLAY COMPANY Announces A NEW PLAY or TO-DAY COLUMBIA THEATRE BROADWAY, 4Tth STREET, II. Y. This WMk-THI DAZZLBRS. k!venmp at». Mats. Tnes B'way ft toth St. Phone »M0 Cola. bun. ft Sat. |i.r,o. h HONEYMOON EXPRESS With tUBY DKSI.VH AL. JOL80N sand company of 150 48th. East of me 178 Bryant MATINEES, Thurs. A Sat., i«. WILLIAM iOII, CI THEATRE, •»..., «^. s A. BRADY'S 19U1 01. B'way. Phone 1« Bryant KVKNINilS, 8.15, " T BY ELI/.ABETII JORDAN. fllMUrl 8'way ft ao i hHt. Phono iwtaflreely l.tl.S Nil Evgs.,B.lft. Mats, Wed,ft Hut. ,a.l(l VntJIIlW T ]|ri nil.llERT SULLIVAN CO. All-star Revival of Carl Mlllockera Musical Masterpiece I; BEGGAR STUDENT 'THEATRE,] 'Phone sath 81.. nr. B'wayl 418 Bryant. Kvifi. sMo. Matinees Weil, ft Bat, lit. "WORTHY OF 8UU0EHS."-ALAN DALE. William A. pi AVtTniKC 48th East of B'way. Brady's rLAIIlUUjr, phone,9t»Bryant. Kvgs. 8.30. Matlnooe Wednesday and Bat. 3.80. Grace George AND HER OWN COMPANY, IN A RRV1VAL OK coSg DIVORCONS MAXIKE ELLIOTT'S !&&«*£ Phone, 4»h8 Bryant. Evenings, H.80. Matinees Wednesday anil Baturday, il.ao. ROMANCE With WM. OOUKTKNAY and DORIS KEANE. William i1«.„„J.,'"l. K »*t or B'way. Phone HIIANVII.I.K BARRER'S COMPANY,In FANNY'S FIRST M «d r b. 4 44th ST. THEATRE 44tli St., Just Welt of llroiilway. Telephone llrl Bryant. Kvenln(8,8,lt. Milts. Wod, ami Bat., 8.16. A NINE-STAR EXTRAORDINARY REVIVAL OP THE GEISHA THEATRE, 02d it, and 8th Ave. Evenings 8. 'Phone. asoo-Uol. Matinees Wed. and Bat., s. CENTURY JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN 4;!in!8t., W. of li'wuy. Phone MIA llryant. Kvtrgss.it. JcSat.x.18. William A.llrady'a(Ltd) Mais., Wod. LYRIC AlHUtl STIR CIST llranialif, Kmiv.il ROSEDALE GAIETY sssss"* ^■^ •* fc ^ , » *•■ 4BBBa» alBkv sbbsb. Wfld a% 8«%t« 8*16 BROADWAY ft 48th STREET. 1'horio 310 Bryant, COHAN ft HARRIS announce A BTRAIOIIT FARCE WR1TTKN AROUND A 0RO0K by CARLYLE MOOKE. THE ALLEN STOCK CO. people IB am. LINES, also Specialty P«ot>l«, for Bummer season. Open In May. Bend photos, site, and stale your lowest salary. JACK ALLEN, llox 3(1(4, Chicago, III. ACCOUNT COMPANY CLOSING VERSATILE STOCK PEOPLE. Wardrobe, experience, ability. Any Line ol Business Except Leads. C'ARK BAVOY HOTEL, FT. WORTH, TEXAS. JUtaQTRf 1 ATTFUTInM—Special Songs for Dig Tlmo AcIh KicIiihIvo Songs fur High Class OlrlBKnB) HI IKnllUn Bingluir Acus. Clover Up-to-date Songs for Bait that will make any Ael a Winner, Terms. Also some fine Published Bongs PROFESSIONAL HUMJKHH ■tiNCI BULLETIN, Clever Up-to-date Songs for Halo on Reasonable Bond today for our BREHWAN'S MUBIO HOUBg, 103 PARK AVB, Wew York City. tVIIIVI. YVONNI BNOLIIH CHILD ACTRESS BPE0IAI.H. KNOAUEMENTB, ETC. Addresa into Broadway, new york city. WANTED-For Spring and Hummer, Vssfal Repertoire People. Man for small parts to handle props. One with slight knowledge of eloo- trlcltv glum preference. HAN for COMEDY and OHARACTBR8. WOMAN for JUVENILES and SOUBRBTTEB. Ilotll must do specialties. Low, ■ure Hummer salary. HENDERSON STOCK CO., ALPENA, MICH. , E..^r*«£uVl facility and with a fidelity hardly etpecwa id m so young, •hiddi nag etogeioxM,oil painted scenery. A fifr&Pta SS? Yora since Aupist last, but wo venture to predict a most brilliant future | B j system. *Por fnrther panic only been jn New ior« sin« » . ^ uon , „, ^o,,^ pictures. rjoofl ft ILMS, Palrbnry, tu. VOR bale -a complete Tent Theatre, a w> ft- B. T with a 60 rt. M. P., e ft. side wall, loxia mar qnee, « lenghts of blues, o-tler high; 24 new can" vaa benohes, 8 sections or flip becks, ticket box. A comploto light- rtlcolars, address Many of America's Loading Vaudeville artists get i heir oom CON-FEE DENSHULLY, edv iHsnlratldiiHfrniii MAOISON'N IH1W- OKT No. 11 - mi.I so can you. Com. nt» Include 11 monologues, 0 acts ror i males, OsketclJCH for male and female, ail parodies, a great minstrel first part, a one act farce, besides akotches for two females, for male quartettes; rIho hundreds of new gaga and "sidewalk patter" jokes. PRICE OBBDOLLAII. Hack Issucsoiit of print. Til I id g nws&h HI* /It antwering ad», plcmo mcnllur* CLIPTS*. '£"