The New York Clipper (April 1913)

10 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. Apbil 19 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER FROHMAN ANNOUNCES PLANS. REDUCTION IN PRICE founded In 18R8. THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING CO. (United) rifipainonB. ALBERT J. BOBIE EditoIiil and Uosinibs MiNAOEB, MEW YORK, APRIL 19, 1913. Entered June 84, 1870, at the Post Office it New York, N. Y, is second clans matter, wider tbe act of March 8, 1870. Advertisements—12.80 per inch, single column. Advertisements set with border, 10 per ct. extra. SUBSCRIPTION. One year, In advance. 14; all mootbi, $2; three rooDthi, II. Canada and foreign postafe, extra. single copies will be aent, postpaid, on receipt of 10 ccnti. _ . Our Term* are Cnsli. THB CLIPPER la lasoed every WEDNESDAY The Forma doling Promptly on Tuf.dar, alt 10 A. M. rieaaa remit by express money order, check, P. O. order or registered letter. All caab enclosed with letter la at MB of reader. Address All Commanlcatlona to THB SEW YORK CLIPPER, 47 Weat 38th Street, New York, Tel. 2274-Madlson. RmitUrei Oatla Address, "AuTnonrri." THE WESTERN BUBEATJ of Tub Clii'i'eb la located at Boom BOS, Aabland Block, Chicago, Warren A. Patrick, manager and correspondent. Tin GUPPBB CAW HI OBTAINED WB0LI81US AND Betail, at our agents, Urentaiio'i news Oepot, 87 ATenoe dc 1'Opera, Paris, Trance; Diamond News Co., 120 Prado, Havana; Manila Book and Sta- tionery Co.. 128 Kscolta, Manila, P. J. 5 Gordon A (latch, 123 Pitt Direct, Sydney, N. 8. W„ Au stralia. ANSWERS T O CORRE SPONDENTS. DRAMATIC. A R.—The same Paley. „ ,. , Clipfbb Fbibmd, Louisville.—Wc fall to And a record of the song you mention. TENOR RE1SS SIGNS WITH BECK. Martin Beck baa signed Albert Belts, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera House, Now York, to open shortly at the Majestic, Chicago, to elng In Engl ish. ••THB NECKEM." This play, by Elizabeth O. Croao, was auanotmcecJ for production at the Lyceum, New York, Tuesday afternoon. IB, with the fallowing coat: gven » Conrad Canteen Hrlta '; Kate Mayhem Toa \ Alice Newdl ]nga Alberta Oatlatlu Bggurd Ernest Weir j an Laurence Eyre Lennart William II. Post Asrrld Edith »•*•$* A monk. Oeorge C. Currlo TorvaM. '. George Cameron Hvanhlld .Little ford I'lret maid Emily V. Lawshc Second maid Isabel Colder Village youth Marlon Earushnw Chllcf. Emmctt Lawsho In addition there was also produced for «ho llrst tamo on any etage a satire of tlio current crook craze In ono act, by Hubert II. Darts, entitled ''The Oullty Conscience." ♦ »» HARRIET ADAMS IN BROOKLYN. Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams opened at tii« Academy of Music, Brooklyn, N. Y, Sat- urday, April 12, to a full house, prcsontlng her travelogue, "Andean Travel and Adven- ture," Illustrated by excellent pictures. Mrs. Adams took her audience away from tho beutcn track into a region seldom traveled by white women, and presents many new and Interesting facts, as well as new Bccncs. Mrs. Adams lias talked to packed bouses In every largo city where she has appeared. Her lec- tures are Interesting and Instructive. Pro- fessionals who ure contemplating a visit to South America would do well to hear this course o( lectures and see the really wonder- ful motion pictures she presents. The following travelogues will bo pre- sented at tho Academy of Music: April 20, "From Patagonia to Paraguay;" May 8, "From tho Amnion to the Orinoco;" May 10, "Through the Caribbean Countries." «■» ST. LOUIS FAVORS 10-20-30. Tho ton and twenty cent vaudeville houses in St. Louis, Mo., bave controlled tho the- atrical patronage tbe past season, as evi- denced by the building of several elaborate and expensive houseB, which are the Kmprons, new Grand Opera Houbc, now Urand Central and numerous smaller houses throughout the cltv. It has been reported by the local news- papers that tho Oarrlck 'and Century will close their doors for all time at tho end of this season. These two houses have been in operation for some years, uud have always up to the present season showed good results. The Century Is connected with the Olympic, and is under the management of W. D, Cave, the Qarrlck, one of the 'Shukcrt houses, being operated under the management of Mclvlllo Stotls. «»» CONK IS MUCH ALIVB, Spencer 11. Cone, who is associated with, the Emergency Play Bureau. In the Knicker- bocker Theatre Building, who was reported as dead In local papers last week. Is much alive and, in a statement, said. "I'm used to It all now, but gracious, I'm ■ore about being reported as seventy years old. I'm only Oity-tlirce, and I'm Kato Clux- ton's brother. Bet mo right on the age and report me as saying the same as Mark Twain said when ho was reported dead, that the re- port of my death was greatly exaggerated." Mr. Cone explained that on April 8 a dis- tant relative of his, of exactly the same name, died, and he believes the report that ho was dead came about that way. e n » WILLIAMSON ACTS AGAIN. It Is interesting to know that after fifteen years retirement from acting, James C. Will- iamson, tho well known actor-manager, made his re-appearance In public on the stago of Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney, Australia, on Feb. 22, at a special testimonial performance — the Scott appeal matinee — when many Australian celebrities responded to tho noble cause The entire occasion proved a memor- able one. but the rc-appcnrancc of James C. Williamson and bis well known rendition of Dion Bouclcault's "Kerry" was an event In Itself, especially as it wna entirely unlooked for. «» » "LONESOME PINE" PRINCIPALS WED. "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" led Into matrimony In Buffalo, N. Y., on April 7, when Geo. Bancrofts and dWna 0. Brothers, frlnclpals In "The Trail of the Loncsomo ■lne" Co., which played nt the Star Thcntro last week, applied to Clork Kllcy, in tho City Hall, for a marriage license, then appeared before Judge Noonan, In tho City Court, w)»»-e tbe solemn knot wai tied, Charles Pronoun sailed April 12 on tbe Olympic, for his annual season abroad, dur- ing which he will visit London, Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, to supervise productions of his plays in tbe former city and look for new plavs for next season In the others. Mr. Frohman said: "I will go to London In the first place to make new productions at my Duke of York and other theatres. I nave arranged with David Belasco to pro- duce 'Years of Discretion' and 'The Woman' in London. Among tbe other American works I will do there are 'The Conspiracy' and the new play that Augustus Thomas is now finishing "My trip abroad will also include visits to Paris, Vienna and Berlin. I shall go to Berlin for a new production In which I am Interested, and of which you will hear more .later. This new production will occur In May. "I have completed tbe plana for devoting one of my New York theatres next season entirely to 'An Evening with J. M. Barrio's One Act Plays.' "This season bas demonstrated that the plnygolng public has said 'good-bye' to that type of play that does not begin at tbe be- ginning, but begins with a long introduction or 'preparation before lta real beginning. Tbe days of 'preparation' in playwrltlng are over. Plays fall oftenest because they suffer oftcnest from too much preparation.' The real playwlrgbts of to-day never give a thought to 'preparation,' but get quickly to their subjects and compel their characters to accomplish all necessary 'preparation' in situations. Speed In getting to the heart of the subject has become socb a national taste that it amounts to a national demand. To- day the author wbo jumps quickest Into his subject wins quickest. I am glad to say that In this regard American plays, with their swift dialogue that deals only with the actual plot and their rapid action, are winning. "I have Just returned from an extensive trip through the Went, which gave me the chance to visit and make definite plans for the principal people under my management now appearing in the West. I have arranged Hint Maude Adams will continue ploying 'Peter Pan' uninterruptedly until after the next Christmas holidays. Then Miss Adams pro- duces J. M. Barrie's new plays, which will keep her at tbe Empire Theatre for many months. "Should wo settle upon 'Much Ado About Nothing' for John Drew, Mr. Drew Is eager Hint tbe entire cast be American and tbe production American made. "In the West I finished the rehearsals of Billlc Burke, In 'The Amazons,' by taking tbe entire cast West with me. Tbe Empire Theatre will be closed for ten days for lta Rprlng cleaning. And then Miss Burke, as Tommy Helturbct, the girl wbo grew up as a boy, comes there on April 28 for ber first oppeorance on that stage since she made her American debut there with John Drew, In 'My Wife." " 4i » CANNOT DISCRIMINATE. Gov. Sulzer has signed the bill which amends the Civil Rights law. It provides that no hotel keeper shall display, post or circulate any notice to tbe effect that any person, on account of race, creed or color, Is unwelcome as a guest. Tbe provisions of tbe new law are general. They affect the owners, proprietors! or mano- gera of any place of public accommodation. The places included are: hotels, conducted for transient guests or for those seeking health or rest; restaurants, eating houses, public conveyances on land or water, bath houses, barber shops, Lhoares or music halls. Tho production of any public notice an- nouncing that accommodation will be re- fused, or guests nude, unwelcome on account of race, croed or color Is made presumptive) evidence In any civil or criminal action that the notico was authorized, Violations of the law subject the offender to a fine of from $100 to S>500. to bo re- covered by tbe person aggrieved, or to a person to whom tho cause or action has been assigned. A violation Is also mado a mis- demeanor, punishable by a fine of from $100 to JtSOO, or by imprisonment from thirty to ninety days, or both. «»» MISS CUNNINGHAM SCORBS. Ono of tho features of the concert at the Winter Garden last Sunday night was tho singing of Cecil Cunningham, late prima donna with Henry W. Savage. Miss Cun- ningham suns two ballads, tho Unit a showy number called "Heart of Hearts," and for a second she chose a beautiful Irish ballad called "In tho Shadow of the Dear Old Blar- ney Stono," a now song, with which Andrew Mack has made a phenomenal success on the Orphcum Circuit. Miss Cunningham was a pronounced hit at tbe Winter Garden. «»» JUMP l,BO0 MILB8. "Billy, the Kid" Co. Jumped from Rutland, Vt„ to Memphis, Tcnn., last week, a distance of 1,500 miles The company of twelve peo- ple traveled Friday and Saturday, and opened with a matinee Sunday In Memphis. Tbe reason for the big jump was kept a secret. s » » Fl HER TRIO L1KBD. The organization of tbe Fuhor Trio prom- ises to become ono of tho especially interest- ing features of Lob Angeles' musical life. Its first public appearance last week at the Ebell ClubhouBO, In that city, was successful. To close out the present edition of the BED BOOK we will supply it for six cents In stamps accompanied by this coupon. Only a limited numbed of copies remain on band. The new edition will be issued In July. THEf CLIPPER RED BOOK AND DATE BOOK for Saason 1912-1913 It contains the names and addresses of Managers. Vaudeville and Dramatic Agents m New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco. Canada, London; Music Publishers; Railroad Agents; The- atrical Club* and Societies; T. M. A Head- quarters; Railroad and Steamship Lines,etc., and" other Information. Bent only on receipt of 6 cents (stamp* or coin), accompanied by a coupon cut from THB NEW YORK CLIPPER. FRANK QUEEN PUB. CO., LTD. Publishers THE NEW YORK CLIPPER ALBERT J. BORIE, Managing Director 47 W. 28th STREET, NSW YORK COT OCT AND Send this Coupon and Bix Cents for a copy of THE CLIPPER RED BOOK AND DATB BOOK (For 1912-1613) To THE NEW YORK CUPPER 47 West »8th Street, New York OUT OF TOWN HEWS Portland, Me.—Jefferson (Julius Oabn, nigr.)—The Jefferson Stock Oo. presents "Char- ley's Aunt," April 14 oud week. Kami's UiiTounoua (I. M. Moaner mgr.— Vaudeville and motion pictures with Edison's talking pictures. Hill week of 14: Victor's Mimical Melange, Hayes and Alpolut, HcOeno Hell and the Qillnn Boys, Bonnet and Emmet, Gertrude Warren, Parker and Walters, Edison's talking pictures and usual motion pictures. New 1'oiiti.anm (Jos, A. McCunvlllc. mgr.)— Vaudeville ami motion pictures. Bill 11 and week: Those Pour Girls, Leslie and Sym- phony Girls, Harry Harvey, Hosb and Under- wood, Ike Ualklim r.nd motion pictures. Gueely's (Jainea W. Orwly, ingr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Bill 14 and week: Nell J. Sullivan and company, Letudg Anita and com- pany, John W. Donovan, Barrett anil Bane, Ec- centric Wheeler, King and Kingman, and mo- tion pictures. Gaboo (M. O. Blumcubcrg, mgr,)—Motion pic- tures, to excellent returns. Bid Niokbl (Win. B. llecvcB, mgr.)—Large at- tendance favors tills motion picture house. Pavilion (J. W. Greely, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures, tbe Arlington Orcheatra and dancing attract good patronage. Notes, —llaiw Krouold appeared In concert, at City Hall, 10 Portland's Council, Knights of Columbus, presents "The District Attorney," at Keith's Hippodrome, 10 Hiram Abrams, president of the Abrams Amusement Co., of this city, Is erecting a new theatre building in Dath, Me., to seat 1,200. Harrlsburrr, Pa.—Majestic (ilels Cir- cuit, mgrs.)—Margaret llllngton , April 14; Louis Mann, 10; "Officer ami." IT; "lite Shep- herd of the Hills," 18, 10. Oarusuu (Winner A Vincent, num.)—Bill week of 14: Bogauny Troupe, Gere and De- laney, Warren and fjr-nley, Bert Cutler, Earl and Curtis, Bac Ellnore Ball and Avon Com- edy Four. Colonial (Wllmor ft Vincent, mgrs.)—BUI week of 14: Pour Dancing Holies, Gates and Blake, Wllsch, Kenitoue Comedy Four, Kings- bury and Munson and Al. Harrington. Noras. —A, minstrel performance under tho direction of Robert F, Qotmaa was given at Wormleyburg, Pa.. 14. IB. The Parting Minstrels have also booked the same director. Tbe production of "Maid In Germany," by tbe Mask and Wig Club of tbe University of Philadelphia, 8, was a great success Itanium and Bailey circus will open the circus season in this city May 3 A bill prohibit- ing the sale of theatre tickets above the regular price charged by the theatres Is np for consid- eration In tbe Pennsylvania Legislature thla week. Scranton, Pa.—Lyceum (T. M. Gibbons, mgr.I "Bought and Paid For," April 14, 16; "Broadway Jones," IT; Louis Mann. In "Ele- vating a Husband," 18; '.'Officer 888,'' 19, mat- inee and evening; Robert B. Mantcll, In Shakes- pearean repertoire, 24, 28. Pom's (John H. Docking, mgr.)—BUI week of 14: Florence Roberts and company, Frank Muton and De Long Slaters, Whiting and Burt, Willis Family, Johnston and Wentworth, Wood Brothers and Ray Samuels, Academy (A. F. Wlnstrom. mgr.)—Photo- 8lays, subjects changed dally and special «irure nights. Iluou Dbbahs, Manhattan, WoNoraj. Oa- liiiiuM, HirroDBOiis and Viotoiia report good returns presenting movies. Notis.— rScranton Is to bave another moving picture house. The new house will lie located on Adams avenue and will have a seating ca- pacity of about three hundred Tbe Oolnm- lilt Theatre la to be entirely renovated for tbe Summer and high class vaudeville shows will be given twice a week. The house will remain under the management of Mr. Toots Bar- num. and Bailey's circus will show in Seranto.i 30. Brie, Pa.—Majestic (J. L. Gllaon, mgr.) Marie Drossler's All Star Gambol Co. April IB, "Tbe Old Homestead" 18, Donald Brian, in "Tbe Siren," 18. Pabk (J. L. Gllson, mgr.)—Pearl Stock Oo. week of 14, In "The Starbucks." Columbia (A. Weecbler, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: Mack and Orlli, Edwin Hawlcy and company, the Borrows, Francis Stevens and company, Laura Buckley, Tom Dingle and Esmeralda Bisters, tbe Dohcrtys, and Will and Kemp. Klbvbntii Street (Sucrken & Cummins, mgrs.) —Musical Stock week of 14, lu "The Girl from Nowhere." Colonial (A. Weschler. mgr.)—Photoplays. Notb. —It is reported that Fiber A Shea have bought tho Majestic Theatre, In this city, and will devote it to vaudeville. Petersburg!, Pa.—Academy (M. L. Hof- lielmer, mgr.)—Nekl O'Brien's M<nstre)o, April 10. OOOKADI, VlRUINIAN AND AUX&ICAN, motion pictures. Loalsvllle, Ky.—Macauley's (John T. Mncauley, mgr.)—Billlc Burke, In "The 'Mlnd- tho-Palnt' Girl" played to 8. R. O. sing April 10-12. Suubht's Masonio (J. J. Gnrriety, mgr.) —Miaeba Klmmi Concert. 18. Walnut (0. A. Shaw, mgr.)—"Alma, Where Do You Live," week of 13. OAYBrr (O. T. Taylor, mgr.)—Clark's Run- away Girls, week of 13. Bockinoiiau (Horace McCrocklin, mgr.)— Jardln De Paris Girls, week of 18. Hopkins (Harry A. Bltger, mgr.)—Bill week of 13: "The Halloween Hop," Mooro and Browning, Msrko and Hoea, Morentetto and Lewis and Lillian Plesant. Kmiu'b (J. L. Weed, mgr.)—Bill week of 13: Morion Llttlefleld and company, Paul Conchas, Ethel McDonougb, Warren and Blanctiard, llanis- dcll Trio, Kennedy and Booncy, Julius Tinmen, and BUIsoo's Klnvtopbone. Maisbtio (L. DittmoT, mgr.)—"When Woman Will" Is the feature film week of 13. Novsltt (8. Levenson, mgr.)—"The Wan- derer" features w<ek of 13. Casino (I. Sloan, mgr.)—"Tea and Toast" features week of 18. Onrnaim (I. Simon, mgr.)—. "Tho Sheriff's Bon" features week of 13. HirroDBOkis (Max L. Simon, mgr.)—"Who's Wbo J" features week of 13. Oltui-io (Max L. Simon, mgr.)—"My Baby's Voice" features week of 18. Iubal (L. Dlttainr, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pic- tures. Avsnos (M. A, Shaw, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pictures, Los Ansreles, Cnl.—Orphcum (Clarence Drown, mgr.) bill tor April 14 and week: Dlgby Bell and company, Four Huntings, Will DUlon, Dorothy Harris, and tbe Oreat Tornados. Bursass (Dean Worley, nurr.)—BUI 14 and week: Nat Oorr and company. Alber's bears, Hilda Glyder, Wallace Galvln, Phlllpplno Quartette, Knapp and Oornalla, and pictures. Pantaqxs* (Carl Walker, mgr.)—BUI T and week Included :Verna Mesereau and company, Har- ris and Moore, Karl, Three Navarros, McGce and Kerry, Olllc Eaton and company, and news pic- tures. RiruBLio (Bob Cunningham, mgr.)—BUI T and week Included: Lancaster's Georgia Blossoms, Le Roy White, Jim Cunningham, La Croix, La Mont's cockatoos, Hyland, Grant and Hyland, and pictures. Moaosoo (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—"The Mil- lion" 14 and week. Majbstio (Oliver Morosco. mgr.)—In prepara- tion, Eddie JV>y. In "Over the River." Mission Plathodbs (John Steven McGroarty, mgr.)—"The Mission Playi" Indefinite. iltrasANK (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—"The Elixir of Youth." Indefinite. Oaocrnar (Loewen Bros., mgrs.)—"The Lit- tle Widow" was the attraction week of T. NOTICE . HALF TONB PICTURES In the read- In* pases of THH CLIPPER will be Inserted at these prlceai Front Page Cut SOB.oo Double Column .aio.00 •ingle Coll Cldnis Finn Bnr.n and Bsoadwat, mo- tion pictures. NOTSB. Julia Gulp, the well known singer, will make her first appearance In Los Angeles, May 0, at the .Auditorium London Charlton, the New York Impressario, vlalled this city for the past ten days .Eugene Ysaye, tbe famous Bel- gian violin virtuoso, will come to tbe Audi- torium May O and 10. Baltimore, Md.—Ford's (Charles E. Ford, mgr,)—Flske 'OHara April 14 and week. May Bobaon, In "A Night Out," next week. -Acadsiit (Tunis Dean, mgr.)—Percy Has well, la "A Royal Family," 14 and week "Green Stockings" next. AuDiTOETOM (Frank McBrldc.mgr.) —"Little Women" 14 and week. Sam Bernard. In "AH for the Ladles," next. Hc-llidat STBnrr (William Rife, mgr.)—"Tbe Major of Newton" 14 and week. Black I'attl Oo. next Gatxtt (Win. Bailant, mgr.)—Star and Gar- ter fchow 14 and week. American Beauties next. Kmi'ibs (Geo. Rife, mgr.)—Merry Burlesquers 14 and week. Big Review next. Maxtlans (Fred Bbamberger, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: MacCart and Bradford, Bert Levy, Lletsel and Jeanette, Brown and Rowland, Claudius and Scarlet. Howard's ponies, Charlie Case, Madge Maltland, Milter and Mack, and Valerie Bergenia Players. , New (Geo. Schnlder. mgr.)—BUI week of 14: W. L. Travis, Hickman and Wills, Lewis. Harr company, the Sharps, Bohemian Trio, and Berg's animals. Viutosia (Chas. E. Lewis, mgr.)—BUI week of 14: Treat's seals, Mort Sharp, Col. Hols worth, Dorothy's Playmates, Manning and Ford, Masical Sherwood, and Orvllle and Frank. Fall River, Mass. — Savoy (L. M. Boas, mgr.) Mally-Dennison Stock Co. presents "Olrls" week of April 14. ACADlxr (L. M. Bess, mgr.)—Last week wss the fortieth anniversary of thla popular bouse. Business wss capacity. Bill for 14-18: "Fun In a Delicatessen Shop," Carter and Waters, Great D'Armour, and Franklin and Davis. For 1T-10: Mile. Ami. Byol and Early, the Van Dycks, and "Fun In a Delicatessen Shop." Bijou (M. H. Goodhue, mgr.)—Boston Opera Company presented garden scene from "Faust." Ir. French, and "Martha," in English, 14. Hill 10, 10; Zlmmer. Barry and Mildred, Sarrutreau Duo, and Blown and Burns. For 17-lu: Whit- man and Davis, Prof. Carl's Dogs, George Clary, and Allen and Garvy. PkbUIBB (L. M. Boas, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Palacs (Walter Blgelow, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and Illustrated songs. I.vine (E. Mlchelfelder, mgr.)—Motion pictures and Illustrated songs. Stab (E. Mlchelfelder, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and illustrated songs. NicxBLonBoN (Walter Blgelow, mgr.)—Motion pictures and illustrated songs. Scenic (H, R. Archer, mgr.)—Motion pictures. Springfield. Mass.—Court Square (D. O, Gllniore, mgr.) "Bunty I'ulls tbe Strings" week of April 14. "Tbe Chaperons" (local talent) 21, 22; John McCormaek concert, 24; "Officer OflO" 215, 20; "The Blue Bird" 28-May 8. Poli's (Gordon Wrlgbter, mgr.) — Tbe stock company opened Its Summer season T, with "Get- Rich-Quick Walllngford," and turned them away. "The Gamblers" 14 and week. "Tbe Mao from Home" to follow. UiLunas (Grae M. Damon, mgr.)—Merry Whirl 14-16, Welch's Eurlesquers 31-23. Nilbon (J. J. Mcewer, mgr.)—-Vaudeville and moving pictures. Plaza (Goldstein Bros., mgrs.)—Vaudeville and moving pictures. AnnaxL. Bijou. EdisoNIA, Globs, Noviltt, Mibbob, Palacs and Subwat, moving pictures. Notb. —J. J. Haggerty, for the past eighteen years leader of the Court Square Theatre orches- tra, has accepted tho poslton of musical director of the new Broadway Theatre orchestra, which will open early la May, with stock. Lowell, Mass.—Playhouse (K. Weston, mgr.) Tbe Drama Players present "Tbe Thief' April 14 and week. Acaoemt (W. T. Rowley, mgr.)—Augusta Ferry and her company 11 and week. Oi'BBA Hosb (Ralph Ward, mgr.)—"A Country Boy" 18. Keith's (Will II. Stevens, mgr.)—will for 14 and week: Five Armanis, Sutton, Mclntyro end Button, J. A. West and company, Katherlnc l'urnell and company. Three Romans, Livingston null Fields, and Edison's talking pictures. Mbbk. So. (James Carroll, mgr.)—Bill 14 and week: The Temple Players, Geo. DbvIb, "In a Tea Bouse," Grace Young and Players, and photoplays. l'ASTUii and Pbeicub theatres are closed. Taunton, Muss.—I'nrk (A. A. Kcllerinan, nurr.) vaudeville and moving pictures. Casino, Btab and Nickel, moving pictures. Notes. — Boylcn'a Theatre, which recently opened, has been leased by Donovan A Walker for a term of years. This firm Is now Interested la four local picture bouses The Columbia bos not completed Its alterations. It Is ex- pected to open la a week or two Albert Mas- sey, of tliu city, signed as band master with the Hagenbeck-Wollace Shows, which was to hare opened in St. Louis, T. Vtlca, V. Y.—Majestic (Ford Anderson, mgr.) Paul J. Kalney's pictures, April 14-16; "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine," 18; Tyrone Power, 19; Majestic Stock, In "The Grain of Dust,' 1 21. BnunsaT (H. M. Addison, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: Tossing Austins. Walter Weems, Gold- rich, Moore snd Kallss, "Silvers" Onkley, flordon and Marx, Graham Moffat Players. Edith Clifford. "Court by Girls,'' Beery and Francis and Flying Russcdls. Hipi'Ouboub (Ed. O'Connor, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: "oieo," Bond Morse, Morrison snd Clifford, Agnes Ahern and company, Musical fitlpps snd Follett and Wicks. bended —Bill week of 14: Eicon and Demur, Grace Harvard, Karoll Bros., the MangeU and Italian Troubadou.'s. Luiinsaa—Bon Ton Girls. Auuuuba, oui'iiai'M and Eupibb, motion pictures. Jamestown. N. Y.—Samuels' (0. W. Law- ford, mgr.) Mary Nash, In "The Woman," April IT | Margaret Illlngton, In "Kindling." 18; De- koven Opera Co., In "Robin Hood," 22. Klnenm- color pictures on other dates. Lvsio (H. A Deardonrff, mgr.)—Home Stock Co. presents "Under Arizona Bkles" 14 and week. Bt. Lonls, Mo.—Olympic (Walter Banfoid, mgr.) "Tho High Road" April 14 and week. Sduuebt (Melville Btotlx, mgr.)—"The Road to Happiness" week of IS. (UiiRteic (Melville Stotls, mgr.)—"Bought and Paid For" week of 13. AiimuoAN (Harry Wallace, mgr.)—"Bates of the U. 8. A." week of 13. Columbia. —BUI for week of 14: Irene Frank- lin and Bert Green, Mile. Amlta, McCoraick and Wallace, Ida O'Dsy, Armstrong and Ford, Ray. mend and Heath, cod Armstrong and Mauley. Standabs (Leo Relchenbnch, mgr.)—Bohemian Burlesque™ week of 13. OArarrr (0. L. Walters, mgr.)—Merry-Qo- Rounds week of 13. Hartford. Conn. — Parsons' (H. 0. Par- sons, mgr.) original "Blue Bird" production en- tire week of April 21. E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe, In Shakespearean repertoire, are booked for May 8-10. The following players will be members of the Hunter-Bradford Stock On., which will open at this house May 12: A. E. Anson, Dladlo Doyle, Henry Kolker, Lester Kcnyon, Al- bert Parker and Francis Jordon. Pou's (W. D. Ascough, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: Dlero, Pullman Porter Maids, with Ned Norton; Hilda Hawthtorne, Tom Davles Trio, Ward and Webber, W. 0. Fields, Boranl and Na- varro, and the Pollgraph. Manager Ascough was recently mado an Isjnorary member of Governor's Foot Guard Band. Habtfobd (Fred P. Dean, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: Merldcth Sisters, Kln-Kald, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Col. Fred, Lewis and Frerraaa. Harry Brooks ami company, Gene and Arthur Dodson and Gordon, Four Ladella Oomlques, and tbe pic- tures. Pbincebs, Eutire, Cbown and Haiti Houn, motion pictures exclusively. Nevr Haven. Conn. — Hyperion (R. D. Ki- ll ridge, mgr.) Kinemaootor pictures week of 14, "Ready Money".21-23. "Within the Law" 24-20. Pou's (Oliver 0. Edwards, mgr.)—Bill week Of 14: Mercedes, Lambert and Ball, Tlireo Stan- leys, Bay Fcnton and Boys, Holmes and Bucha- nan, Oarl Oreea, De Witt Cameron and company, and "CUt/tUM Days," CLIPPER BUSINESS INDEX Advertisements not exceeding one line In length will be pubU*t>ed, properly classified In thla index at tbe rate of $10 for on* year (S2 Issues). A copy of Tub Nxw York Ouppboi will be sent free to each advertiser while the advertisement is run- ning, i ASBESTOS CURTAINS AND PICTURE BOOTHS. 0. W. Trainer Mfg. Oo., T6 Pearl St., Boston, Mass. BICYCLB A GYMNASTIC APPARATUS. Hart Mfg. Co., 852 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Masa CHIMBS, BELLS A SPECIALTIES. B. II. Mayland, 3&1 Adams Bt-, Brooklyn, N. Y. CONFECTIONS. Boeckhelm Bros. A Eckstein, 24S So. Peoria St, Chicago. FORTUNE (INVISIBLE) WRITERS. B. Bower, 117 Harmaa St., Brooklyn, N. Y. GYMNASTIC APPARATUS. 0. A. Hawkins. 834 E. 27th St., N. X. City. O MUSICAL BELLS AND NOVELTIES. , Edwin B. 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Kunkcly Tent ft Awning Oo, 103 South Bt, N. Y. THEATRICAL GOODS. Boston Regalia Oo, 887 Wash. St, Boston. Mass. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. B. Walker, i'OO W. 30th Bt, New Yo.'k. THEATHICAL HARDWARE. A, W, Oerstner, 034 8th Ave. (41st St.), N. Y. O. WANTED-For Lowory Bros.' Vaudeville Clr cus, under canvas. Circus and Talking Acts of all kinds, Good Sketch Team wbo can do singles and doubles and put on acts. Salary must be low. Show opens early In May. Address Goo. B. Lowery, Shenandoah, Pa, WASTED—Good Comedian for street work, email platform, good loud singer. Must bave plenty songs and Jokes. Mention if yonpiay guitar or banjo. I have both. Join on wire. S. 0. DRANB, TJllln, Pulaski Co, III. WANTED TO OPEN MAY B That Are Active, of Good Appearance, Reliable and Money-Getters VERSATILE PERFORMERS Sketch Teams, Comedians and Silent that can chungo often and wyrk In acts. State salary and all you do. Only experienced, useful, refined and dependable pooplo tolerated. NATURE REMEDY CO., Phils., Pn. MINNELLI BBOS.' GREATER DRAMATIC CO., Under Canm WANT A Fevf More Thoroughly Capable Dramatic People Write qnlck, with lowest salary, programs, photos. Must join Immediately. Preference given thOBO doing special ties. DELAWARE, OHIO. AT LIBERTY LEW H. CORTON Characters, Comedy EMOGENE L MAXWELL Characters, General Business Al people for Stock or Repertoire. Joint only. Address LEW H. GORTON, Neenah, Wis. AT LIBERTY First-class LADY CORNETIST, good, strong Trlplo Tonguo Player. SIGHT READKR. Deslro permument location. Stato nU first letter. JEAN LARKIN. 035 O, H. AT. Bldg., Colnmbns, O. Comedian with specialties, Woman for JuvonUo, some leads. Must havo appearance, wardrobe and ability. Btuto ugo. Others write. Summer salary. JESS HALE STOCK CO, April 17,18.19, Lancaster, Wis.; April 21, 22,23, Pratrlo Du Chicn, Wis. DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. QUICK. Illllo Anolo, Joe Hag- gerty, Melba Palmer, Tom Murray, write quick. O. A. MICHAEL, Lake Charles, La. ROYALTY PLAYS AND ACTS ALICE HOWLAND 71H W. 03d BT, CHICAGO WAnJTpri PERFORMERS to learn the flit 1 fill BANJO by my NEW SHORT NOTE METHOD, BY MAIL. Send fifty cents for first five lessons. No stamps. PROFESSOR LEONARD, QlenB FallB, g. Y Two Comedy Acrobats or Acrobatic Dancers. Good place for voting men with talent. Others write. VAUDEVILLE, 818 E. 103d BT, N. Y. CITY. FIRST $50.00 TAKES COMPLETE Electric Chair Outfit. Works on any cur- rent. Guaranteed first-class Order. GILMORE, 99 Lawrence St., Brooklyn, N. Y. VAN FLEET 4fT WEAT B8 th STBB BT, TOBK. f'