The New York Clipper (April 1913)

*« THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. April 19 i CHICAGO NEWS ADVBBTISEMBOTS AJD BWB8CBIPTIOWB RECEIVED AT WESTERN BaTREATJ OF TOW TOBK OLIFPER, VARBEH A. PATRICK, MANAGER, BOS ASHLAND BLOCK, RANDOLPH AND CXARK STREETS, CHICAGO. m Theatrical Lawyer EDWARD J. ADER ■'. .: ADVICE FREE. t380tUBldg„ La8alloiind Madison Btt„ CHICAQO BiBTULi (Stephen Bistable, mgr.)—Boa Tea Girls HIO, ''Human Heart*" 1710. Gilikd (ObnrlM II. riumm*r. mjfr.)—Bill for week of 14: Paul Dickey and company, Dlnehart and Heritage, Little Lord Robert, Raymond and Oaverly, Relsner and Gore, McKay tad Oantwelt, trie Xratons, Ernie and Ernie, and Edison's talk- Monmi, April 14. United Play Company, Kltmt & Gnzzolo. T. the trials and troubles of the wardrobe rata- Tot Court Theatre at Kankakee, III., Next week the theatres will celebrate sev- C. aieason nod other Chlcagoans have done treat with the property man and a tempera- began playing mMH last wecit. ^ pictures, eral Interesting events. Monday night a new Trojnn service In a slmllai ? capacity along mental artiste. Another novelty of the bill Thb Grand a. Kewanec, III., opens with "*»•" T , fwn _ tfortoIL Blay.wHea"He" First Divorce;" will be dli- slightly different lines. Most of the old pro- will be "The Apple o! Paris/ I> wordless vaudeville May 1. " Elm!"».*• .»d L A ^ 1B ( ^ iloied at the Blackstone Theatre, with Laura ducerahere have quit—quit years ago. The drama In one act, with three tableaux, by VTiii Novelty Theatre at '^pekf. **%• ;•■ ^•'J^^o^'^.r P w. )-8IH week o« HopTCrewfl Julian L'Estrange, Allan Pol- newer and younger family, Wever, la ap- Big. Aurello Coccta, with Incidental, mualc by being.hookedJar the Chicago office of SuUl- 1 ." 0 S£^ o< £f CS" tXrgTEvVrl: JoslJ lock?Buth Holt Bouclcault, Adora Andrews, parently here to Btay and grow. Daniel Gore. "The Apple of Paris employs ran 4 Consldlne. JJj wiJRe Barrows, erman and Rle*. MaBelle, Harold Russell, Crosby Little and Harry Ull- Allordt Brothers, a 11m* of the Kohl the services of twenty-five people, headed by Pbabl , Bbothbm an* 5™?,?""'. %JES Robert Hodge and company. Llghtniag WestS ford doing the acting. On that evening, affiliations, are nmong those -who have re- Mile. Minnl Araato and her French panto- In a tabloid under the dlrecUon of Walter ^^.^^ Held; also, Edith Wynne Matthlson and Walter cently drawn wide attention. They have mlmlsts.„ Others on the bill are: [The Eight Undeay. > n . M -» Majsstio (M. D. Gibson, mgr.)-*!" week Hampden will hegln an engagement at the gained control of numerous houses London Palace Glrls^ an octette of dancers: "Tut Gibl. Thi Man f«J This Gamb, of u . Lm ie Harte. Browr/ and Perot, "Oarup- Pinc Arte Theatre, They win devote their throughout the Middle West <ur well aa Joe Jackson, "the European vagabond," on a new tabloid under the direction of Cbariee ^ Da jr»," Al. H. Wild and Bdlson Ulklsg firm week exclusively to performances of extensive booking connections which make his bicycle; Maude Muller and Edward Stan- Selon, opens May n. - - - .- pictures. „,-.,.„ „_, „,««. "be old'morality, "Everyman." During their their Influence directly felt over the oontl- ley In a Piccadilly songand dance act: Geo. .Mjnnm Palkbb'* "The Duto of DuAam: Family (George Mlddleton, mgrO-Vlne. s«Hond week they will offer a triple bill, la- . nent In the same manner tho Thlelen In- W. Barry and Maude ^Volford, In a sketch, was played in Hamilton, %>**•*£• J 1 ?"? Minstrel* "•!». eluding CharlesRann Kennedys striking terescs,^ the Inter-State Circuit, and the "At the Bong Booth," are other entcrtalnerB. came, and lest all but two days of that week. indlonapolla, Ind. —Murat ..<Fred J. little play of the crucifixion. "The Terrible main body, the constantly octlve Western Gbbat Nobthmn Hifpodbomb (F. C. "A Bhokbn Idol" pUyed the Family Thea- Meek r" Granville Barker's "The Miracle," and Vaudeville (Managers' Association/ have Bberts, mgr,)—The Great Northern Hippo- atre, in Mollne, last week. ,_„„.„.„„ ,_ a new play by Margaret Turnbull, dealing gradually spread and expended their hold, drome's bill for this week will have the Nam Halperin, In . The Burrragettes, ^ra with the girlhood of Nance Oldfleld. Next Alex. Pontages, one of the nation's Kuma i Daller, mgr.) Annie Russell's Old English Comedy Co. week of April 14. Wra. T. Hodge,. In "The Road to Happiness " week of 28. Pabk (Anderson ft Ztegler, mgra.)—"Madam* Sherry" week of 14. _ troupe of Japanese acrobats as the »<W"&tos tabloid musical comedy at the Ken- Monday afternoon Sarah Bernhardt will re- shrewdest showmen, wltnout a single theatre leading feature. The remainder ©f tie tucky Theatre, In Faducab, Ky., tne eariy ____ ■•—■;,;-, . M „. rd , „„. ,_ The phant. wblch_has been fought tricks: the Thb Sbmiram %™ h Jz°-3!P5i™ ?£*. £,„ Han .. Wkof 14. "Forty-a»e Minutes from turn to the Majestic, and Hedwlg Belcher of his own here, has realised the geograph- wlll come to the Palace Music Hall to act in leal .advantages of Chicago and the trend a short play called "The Conquest." On April 27 Orrin Johnson, M Leslie, Ada Dwyer, Lennox Pawle and Gor- crafty » trade Bcott will act at Powers' Theatre. In van & Consldlne chain., stretching from encers; Fred Ireland's glrfci, a singing and on the U. B. 0. rime this weeK, at we run "The Money Moon," Hartley Manners' acting Coast to Coast, has likewise established dancing act; Sidney snd BlUy fownsend cess Theatre, at Nashville, lenn. version of Jeffrey Farnol's story. On May here the quarters of Its ablo vaudeville and the Kelso brothers In a comedy act Winifred Francis has the leading iem- 26 L. Frank Baum and Louis Qottschalrs general, Fred Lincoln, end directs Its al- Wahbinoton (Joseph Oattes, mgr.)—Grace lnlne role with "Around the Clock, now on a, "The Tlk Tok Man of Oz," fairs from this city. William A. Brady Bay ward Stock Co. nit uuii iv »v* .** icai auwuvuiBVB ui luiliuv uuu iub u™«» pu<uii, woicii aaa vwu. uiukul ii it-»o i i« *««. «-,«.«--- -—. --. ,. - ««-* ,vm Hull" mqucst." of the times and estafliffihed his hooking Relff Brothers, a dancing team; the Chas. papers, at Norfolk, Va„ and reaUzed a neat «'"?*"„ nson, Marguerite fountain-head here, with J. C. Matthews, a Navarro trio of slack wire walkers; the sum for the flood sufferers. ^. kkitu'b Pawle and Gor- crafty showman, at Its head. The Snlll- Armando trompe of acrobats and hand bnlr Law Cantor's "A Trip to HV™irtmua bfib clsBI the WclU Utnc. . .... --. Acadwit (T. J. Carmody, mgr.)—Taude- Bessie Leonabd has been In the hosnltol son. •vllle. recently, having had a siege with typhoid euiibb next week. (Ned S. Hastings, mgr.)—Regular high class vaudeville and Edison's moving pic- tures. ■. Ltbio (Olsen ft Barton, irurrs.)—BUI week of 14: Harden'* Spanish Lady Cadets, Ilossdele Ftexers, Amy Francis, the Bimbos, De Vers, Hoyden and New-man, and Owa and Robert Simp- mgr.)—zalia's own (E, 0. Black, aUa Va V ud£ fi 2T:T»a--Z. .. «.«, te New York the C ^«s.^ rf regui.r..eea»n Casino (M. B. Bchleslnger, mgr.) vllle. Cottaob Grove Emphess (W. H. Kaynor, •8am Baerwitz Is going to New York the tugr.)—Vaudeville. in extravaganza, "The Tlk Tok Man of u>," fairs from this city.' William A. Brady will be shown at the Grand Opera House, and George <M, Cohon, the two Inspired dl- wltb Eugene Cowles, Dolly Castles, Joule rectors of legitimate attractions, have rec- Intropodl and Morton and Mooro among tho ognlzed Chicago within the past year by players and singers. (otatyiltfblng here their own theatres for No comment In years has bo thoroughly their own attractions. Interested the theatrical men of Chicago Professor Dickinson la credited by those as the address of Professor Thomas H. moit interested as being only partly right In Dickinson, of tbe University of Wisconsin, saying that the theatrical centre Is moving who told the City Club that the theatrical to the Middle West, It has moved, center of America was rapidly moving to j. the West from Its fortress on Broadway, . _ ftTB i fr _jii _.,* »i, B return of the Chl- Thls, of course, means that It Is moving * "olera cXSanv * tern lb. tour to the Ttlle. „ lnter-Btate rime, at Houston, Tex.. I '^^r-for three vears east has been Coast, w^.on°TondIy™ eulng?"!^' 1 S ^™ c0 ™ < Wn "- V " NewUrk ' —*-*** making a '°f«}™P 'Has "SSR to New mana-gefof tS-ESplre. for . Spring and Snnv Chicago for tnrco years past nas oeen . .-■ «..*|.j ir i„ m ft revival of Hlccls' "Crls- vile. iBidnei Bchalmiann nas gone v« «""» Sm«dh of stock burlesoue at the Emolre. alive w^th progress m the lndustrlca of B a^ n Ay'%gSB r » > ffrWjSnrlrirmOrt I'"«>in (C 8. Hatch, mgr.)—Vaudeville. York, where ho will be assistant to Louie met season^ oi^ st oca Durwa^ue ^«^ ismp.re. SWWbyfflSSg «% 2 ffSSasSw ZZ *tir (8,dB,nnd Bennee ' m8r - ) - v * ttd - mEiLfsjB!^*** •BAM BAERWITZ is going io hwj *«•- -*5 clotwl . The house will be re-decorated and a last week In May for a six weeks .stay and JX"^^ noor pllt ln , aad w m K <,^a the •, his office will be ln charge of Milton Biivers. ltconA week ^ May with popular vaudeville for ■Sam Gilder is playing ln lowa this ■week. Uie Bummer geawn under the management of ndiana (Ben Levee, mgr.)—Vaudeville. Great Harraii and company are playing B lngham ft Orc-sse "Excuse Me" played a Julian (J. D. Conderman, mgr.)—Vaude- in Chicago, and have an Association route return engasenwnt at the Murat II, 12, other TUie. to follow. . ^ fme booked having been canceled The Kbdzib GWm. B. .Malcolm, mgr-)—Vaude- THB Six American Beauties opened on tte Lyric presjents Kbiea»ealor pictures as a Inter-State time, at Houston^TW;. this week, special J»««* ma 7e D /«E. """' Arrange- Black, local Incus. In the New York PfntagciL°» ce i he ifn'rat" opening la May after theHelsse of tbe Lbster Bosn Is making a trip through tne wgul „ ^^ ssa«j«. •S i n^j=ft!Jtt. w*&^£^s&&a xasz *«*»&&**. s#f***«b* South. all. -V«»t •^w,.*^wlng In leap, and „ The Bllnunc8B _ of virtue" will will offer that J?rr.*(U re .tr*tA U, |X wsrv^realon 0 ^ •ucMss'irffeCrownrthe'Itnpertal and the a^h« irt«. nfiJEft thJSrlcif warea. National Following the circuit of the local a star on the theatrics map are: ^♦SJtSJ'SH! S«SwmSS tSlZSkZ &A.T CHAt. jffi Washer Brothers are on the Doyle «pg. fe&rMft ( «j^WB3B "*&■ A^n FRANCts are on the Butter- swings" u -&jgg VSgWlS "^ for fourteen weeks occupied the Btudebaker a^TfSiZ of"jsTsa z x *mr £ prices. Charles B. Kohl snd associates. Jones, Llnlck A Bcliaefer. Sullivan A Consldlne. Mort H. Singer. ■»«». ..-. •__ Alfred Hamburger. . wllllam Morris, who owns the American j 0 j ned y^ BUmarck Quartette. Menlo E. Moore. f 1 * 11 * 0 ', Batlsfled with the showing of the JeJLN Schwartz opens with Blanche Ring, Allardt Brothers. local players, has agreed to give thorn all the ftt u, e nunols, tils week. KoW. successor to his father, who was one territory and will not bring the English of the pivots of the American theatrical company back. situation bs unsatisfied to sit bock and col- American Music Hall (Samuel P. Gerson, lect royllltles on his Inheritance. mgr.)—"Broadway to Paris." AuDiToniDM (B. Ulrich, mgr.) is dark field time. . . ,. -. Stock, ln "Ea»t Lynne," IS and week. Cainb and Odom are *«*«* ctt ™* ,° r " OarHauu (Wm. I'. Byrne, mgr.)—Bill for 14- pheum circuit, and begin, that tour snoruy. 18 . Mme g, ti h Bembardt and company, Brenner UEabtin Beck was ln Chicago last week. ' amono new houses in Chicago secured by ln0 Badclin, Bartholomae's Players, ln "They J. Jones returned from New York the Frank Q. Doyle Agency are the Belmont, L1Tpd Happy Ev Josle Heather, Igna- the Huron, the Racine, the Howard, and tho t lus Oardosb, McMabon, and Diamond and Olem- Ever After; Ho has reached out ln every direction where numerous offerings have been Issued under Cnicaoo Orrcit*. IIohhb (fleorgo Kingsbury, the trademark. Together with Slnaer ho has mgr.)—.Helen Ware, lu "The Escape." successfully promoted the Palace Music Hall, Colonial (JamcB Jay Brady, mgr.)— whero vauoovlile, under policy slightly differ- "Zlcgfcld Follies." tag from any ofhor In America, Is oportited Cort (U. J. Herrmann, mgr.)—"Tbe Silver D ?.vin V a , . , t er the Vl n 1 rln 1 c a |nli a house r s tfiLB& "^»'«»l. »*om Chicago'' opens on Or- 95X^2**% new $45^ theatFe, SS.TSw bill w.Ube,Wen for 19. Including: SlSJi?* Principal houses at standard heum Um(J for twelYe weekgi A ^ m 21 , ihese* houses play two or three acts of R,i p n Hers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McOreevey. Ceclle Anna Courtnbt and' Julia Bitan have vaudevJUe during the Bummer, opening woth Beresford. Minnie pupre and OOBmaayjinve Mu- ' M««er shows next FaJl. •'«! Oormans, Uoyt Trio, and talking notion pic- Is Bmma Carus' new sensation. Frank Q. Doulb has tho use of his ma- "* K ' , 0 Ai rnuke. mgr.)—Watson's Beef Nadbll and Kanb plan to star next sea- c hlne again. A heavy motor truck struck his Tfu8t gj,^,!,, wcek or 13 ^ son, in Eastern Burlesque. auto a few weeks ago, end it was out of com- HrprooaoiiB (E. L. Job Franxlyn (Ialb will appear for_the^west- mission for a time. t t — _ iv of 13, "Merry Mary," (Otto Wells. Kris Walti** 31^28. Morty iJmNOBToiT'opens at the Orpheum — Tom" Flxnn, manager of "tho Coliseum ^JJ^of 4 14:"'Beiiii Story,' ciut' Gordon. Bud Theatre, April 21. . at Chicago HclghU. the Grand at Blue , n(1 Ke iiio Helm, Olllc, Young and April, Ve- Alljjn StiMMBiiB Is Boon to offer now act uiand, the Grand ln Kensington, and the nctlan Four and Ellis-Nolan Troupe. This by J. Brandon Walsh. Calumet In South Chlcogo, fa In politics, bouse will close its regular vaudeville season Bert Cowdrey, with pictures of the Ber- being a candidate for police magistrate at 19 and will open Mondsy. 21, with a summer Johnson, mgr.)—For week with success. Ho has stood always for new Wedding," with Thomas A. Wise and a ca> tllUon system ooens at tho Hamlin, Thurs- Chicago Heights. fht.wa wialriti.0 Ahum whim hft rtnwA .w.t- Hun ukla .i.nnnMln, Mut . .(T_ * ' - , ... u....... tilings, maktmg them when he could not flnd pnhle supporting cast them. QAHniCK (Asher Levy, mgr.)—Joseph 9ant- NEW AGENCY UNLIMITED. ley, ln "When Dreams Como True." A splcn- Jones, Llnlck A Bcliaefer, whoso spectacular did cast of pretty women, sweet singers, and rise to power and fortuno ln theatrical car good dancers, terprdse la comparatively recent, have been, Gboroe M. Cohan's Grand Opera lloims aniwiratively peniapB, more tlian any other local factor, ln tbe limelight. Theatro after theatre, and one day 17." ' Lou Bhean returned to Chicago last AnniB Mitchell opens at Decatur, for week after a season with "The Auto Burt Oortolyou, Thursday, 17 Girls." "The Derelict," Frank Sheridan's variety thb Oldpieldb, a banjo act, has lust vehicle, la being played successfully by Will returned from China, India and the Far radical departure after another, have marked their strides. To-day they announce the In- augural of an agency which Is national ln lta Princbsh (Wm. A. SlDger. mgr.)—William bltloni, and without limit ln Its Collier, ln "Never Bay Die." (Harry J. Hidings, mgr.)—George M. Cohon, in "Broadway Jones," continues to big busl- Powbbh' (Harry J. PowcrB, mgr.)—Robert Loralne. In "Man nnd Superman." scope and ambit standards. They have outstripped tho old Eastern methods and Ideals, refURlng to wor- ship precedent, and as broad as their success Studebaxbr IK. J. Sullivan, mgr.)—Tully Marshall, In "Tho Talker." Kins Arts Thbatbi (Albert L. Perry, has been, their future promises even more mgr.)—"The Manchester Players, In roper- Indiana April 21 Cross out WcBt. Paul Bauwknr is preparing to open at tbe Bismarck Garden for the Summer, Hkkman C Zinoeb, a new publisher, offers a catchy number ln "Tbe Ballroom Waltz." Ulinb, Bosb and Buckley have split up. Buckley goeB to Lou Cantor's act. Bam Curtis sails April 22, to open at tbe Liverpool Hippodrome. , _ Balph Kbttkrino's "Vice" opens at the seaaou of dramatic and musical comedy offer- ings nut on by the Colonial Players. Oranbx (Otto Wells, mgr.)—Thurston, the magician, tor week 14. VicToniA (Otto Wells, mgr,)—"Tho Yellow Kid" week 14. American. WoNnoauNn, Anexos, Colombia, Fotosouo and BoNrra, motion pictures. Bar City, Mich. — Washington (Charles 0. 3a , fffi^^EkgszE&l^ Bast. Joseph H. Hiioheb and Company has completed a successful Western tour, will son, go Into tabloid nt the end of the sea- brilllnut achievements. tolrc. Alfred Hamburger, likewise, has made the- Coliseum (Stewart Spauldlng, mgr.)— atrcn grow where none grew before, and made Rlngllng Bros.' Circus, them pay where they wouldn't under less ag- vVhitnby (F. O. Peers, mgr.) Is dark. Masjm Tnanagetncnt. When he couldn't get Z1uurBi.11 (W. F. Zlegfeld, mgr.) Is dark. Dutch actors, will read "Oodlp — bookings to his satisfaction ho formed his Columbia IB. H. Wood, mgr.)—Week of zwrcld Theatre Sunday afternoon, May 4, own booking agency. Ho mode shrewd bur- 18, Beauty, Youth and Folly. Week of 20, PADEnEWBKi will come to America next bile " ^"^gbffiOl.^Otta.'iJiffi f'A Butterdroa^o 1 wU?' \S?^o off'<£ bat. l"he single offered by Dwlght Hobblns SwedCT1 .. 20* has been discarded. _ .. Fay Tunis closed with 'The World of Pleasure" April 6, at tho Columbus Theatre, ln Chicago. * „ Kva Tanouat and her own company will Dave Lewis' "Don't Lie to Your Wife" bo seen shortly at tho Auditorium, preceding moving pictures. Buou (J. D. Vllmore, mgr.)—Bill week of 18: Mm.iim and Delton Bros., Mile. Fleurette. Pis- tol and Cusblng, Bush and Shapiro, Warren and Francis, and the Uljouscope. Grotto (W. O. Norrls, mgr.)— Vauflevllle and rains, end xas public shnred the benefits with Trbcadoro burlesqucrs. a trip to tho Pacific Coast. Lillian Kobe Ib on the sick list. IIuhhbll and Kadclipfb returned to Chi- cago last Tuesday, after a tour of tho u. B. O. time, North. _ , Wilson and Delzell returned to Chicago, Fall, and will appear ln Chicago ln December. Tuesday, after a season of forty-eight weeks If) .., for the Western Extravnganzn Compnny. Alhuiit Voqtl, ono of the beBt known of itch actors, will rend "Oedipus" ln tho Wxnonah (II. P. Leahy, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures. Star (Thatcher A Son, num.)—Moving pic- tures. Kalamaioo, Mtch.—Fuller Will Donnelly, mgr.)—Al. O. Field's Mlmtn'Ia, J. ntan. ' He has'been a leading figure In the Folly (J, Fennessy, mgr.)—Week of 18, Axel Christenbun, local musician and w nh Angcll's Comedians Week of 20, Zallaa'a Own vaudevllllan, will personate President Wood- wuudns battle, which has been waged for the Dandy Girls, years here, to gtvo tho people better amuse- Company. row Wilson, whom be Lb Clair and Sampson reached Chicago, o resembles closely, at Monday night, after n tour of the Pontages nient c/heaper. Empire (I. Hcrk, mgr.)—Week of IS, the the PreBB Club's "Scoop," ln the Auditorium, circuit and other Western time. They saU Menlo la. Moore, producer of vaudeville near, productions which incited the present "tab- Illinois (W. . lold" erase that has millions Invested ln it Ring, m a now comedy with songs and girls, i„t of phenomenal local now, Bret saw the possibilities two years as . of perfect producing for vaudeville, and, with- out stars or geniuses, revolutionized a cer- tain manner of public offerings purely by perfection of detail, artistic conceptions ana good taste. Moore's namo has been blazoned over theatres from 'Saskatchewan to Florida, April 2«. J. Davis, mgr.)—Blanche a, leon Bloom, a young Russian plan- • folic ' for Europe in May. "When Claudia Smiles." LiA Halls (Harry Aaldn, mgr.) Is dark. McVickbr's (Goorge C. Warren,,mgr.)— "A Thief for a Night/' with John Bnrrymore, for an Indefinite, engagement. Olympic (Sum Lederer, mgr.) —"Hlndle Wakes." Big business. illowlng and ro- mantic onteccdents. has been added to tho faculty of tho Chicago Musical College. Aoatha Von Babsbscu, the famous Ger- man tregcdlennc, appeared at Powers' la Hudctrmann'B "Helmat," Sunday night, IS, OUT OF TOWN HEWS Buffalo, N. Y.--A bright week is in prospect, beginning April 14, following the street car strike I theatre and from Montreal to Galveston, and In four Century Girls. Week of 20, Girls from Mis- once years he has become rich, by producing bettor aourl, acts here than could bo made elsewhere. 'Star and Garteb (B. Dick Rider, mgr.) Harry Askln, who Ib now rebuilding bis La —Week of 18, Hohc Bcaiman, Show. Week of Salle Opera House, has of tato come to front 20, Midnight Maidens, as a musical comedy producer In manner Collkob IT. C. Qleeson. mgr.) Is dark, similar to that of Mort H. Singer ln nil Crown (F. W. Carruthers, mgr.)—Week earlier days. Ills companies have carried of 18, 'The Blindness of Virtue;" week of 111" < Monday bvenino. 'May 12, tho porform- of the past week, which proved a serious blow, unci of "A Romance of the Underworld," cspt^lalfy to the theatres, where high class at- at the Crown, will bo a benefit to WflBl ,tu 8 ^ 0 „ U9 (D , r I ' P i" r o Cbrnell mgr. R. O'NolU, the advertising agent of that i^^.fi^ag^fmTE the "I will" over the land and made theatre 20 L "6ne Dny. managers and distant audiences realise that Chicago Is a good placo for a theatrical of- fering to head from. Rowland & Clifford, the inirnniAL (Kllmt A Gaizolo, mgrs.)—Week of 18, "Tbe Prlco She Paid;" week of 20, WHEN IN CHICAGO »«S«WfM%^tV^ ICAGO r ll$lo,IIIo»M!« Are Cordially Invited to Make i Headquarters at the Western Bureau ) -OF- f A Romance of the Underworld;" week of 27. "The Blindness of Virtue.'' John B. Miller, local tenor has been SSSBL the regular season here. Then the Jes anointed a musical director of the Chicago ^ nong te n e stock 0». will take possession. Musical College. Tick (Messrs. Shuhert, mirra.) —Primrose A ■"PNHrtTl nnSY Dockstadcr'B Minstrels 14-16. B. II. Sothern and CHNSOB BUSY. JlU , a jr,,!,,^ 17 . 10 . Tec k Theatro Stock Oo.. Pollco Censor Jeremiah OConnor, wno iD "fu 8 ter Beatrice" and "The Best rcoplo," some time ago forbade the exhibition of tbe w m comnienee an Indefinite en«ar«avent, 21. picture, "September Mom," on the ground Maibstio (J. Lauglilln, mgr.)—Eugenie Blair, ..aoneBB or virtue." that it Ib immoral, Thursday, TOJP»*Jg National (John P. Barrett, mgr.)-.Wcek wrter prohibiting Vho exhibition of moving of 18. Dave Lowls, in "Don't Lie to Your pictures depicting Maeterlinck spay. Sister Wlfo; 1 ' week of 20. "The Blindness of Vlr- "entree." Tho film is known a» Tho ^ tue:" week of 27, "A Romance of the Under- Miracle. „._,„. „,.* «„ u. mJIw P»ny, Koehm's AUilctlc Oirls, Julia Nash and world." I< WgBgjyp oa»j» gtotOtj-"*!.. 1 ? ■?j 8 .. <w gS company, nuffonl nnd Chum, and Bdlson'a talk- VicToniA (Alfred II Spink mgr.) Week the objection was not to tho play ItscUiT, Dirt ag pictures of 18. "Ono Day ;" week of io. "The Price to the manner in wWch it has been arranged ijabbbn tit. T. MMdlotm. mgr.)—'Bowery Bur- She Paid ;" weefc of 27, "Undo Tom's Cabin." <»..«»« '^eriUf picture fflm. „_. WMtM * MAJKSTio (Lyman B. Glover, mgr.)—The . "The fllm/^said 0£j^«^^ Prohibited beadllne feature on the Malesblc propram for fecauBO it depicts murder, drunkenness and ttls week is Jack NorwMrih, wiui hln com- drnmorallty, and Is Insulting.WXSBfrlaB,_M.v Adelaide Thurston in "A Love Affair," 10; Henrietta Orosman ln "The Real Thing," 17; Fjroncea Starr In "The Case of Becky," 18; "Uncle Tom's Cabin," ID, Majestic (J. Jolly Jones, rngr.)—Bill 14- 16: Ollroy and Oorrclll, Right Vaasar Girls, Karl McCullough and Margaret Nelson and com- pany. For 17-19,: Fred Harris, Roach and McCnrdjrt, Marshall .Montgomery, Moore's Summer Girls, Lucille Tlltou and mojestlc- soope. Topekn, Kan. — Grand (Roy Crawford, mgr.) Raymond Hitchcock, lu "The Bed Widow," April 18. Novbltt (J. F. Trultt, nwr.)—Bill week of 7 Included: Tbe Fredericks, Rosette Rennee, Vaa Horn and Jackson, Allegro, Alexander Troops, and motion pictures. Maibstio (S. R. Wells, mgr.) —Tbe Emma Bunting Stock Oo. presents "Little Lord Fauntle- roy" for 14 and week, Charleston, 8. O.—Academy (Ed. T. Whit- ing, mgr.) the Plckert Stock Oo. began a snple- mental season April 14, of popular price plays. Victoria (Pastime Amusement Oo., mgrs.)— Arthur Denting, ln "Lower Berth 13," week of 14. MAJESTIC, WONnBBLANO, LtRIO, OSRSCTtNT, UNO ta~'lMTdanve x "x i ""week"'of 'Hi followed 21 by and Dixiblanp, motion pictures. •'Where the Trail Divides." ~ Shea'b (M, Shea, mgr.)—JJII1 for 14 and week: Bessie Clayton nnd compnny, Adler aud Arllne, Zeno, Jonlan and Zeno, Wm. AVeslon and com- '.)—"TlioWo.non" liestle Abott. 17-10. Disraeli," week of 21, will TbJa bureau host year prohibited the display of lesquers It and week, followed by World of Pleasure. Lavayette (0. M. Bagg. mgr.) —■ Girls from Joy In nil this wcox Monte Onrlo Olrls week of 21. Acaosht (H. M. Marcus, mgr.)—Bill for week In tbe Heart of tne Iltalto 605 Ashland Block, Cor. dark it Randolph luvvo made a considerable effort to arrange a "ve program. An Impor- the senson Is that pro- Bendlx Players. Mr. brother of Max Itcmllx, nj^^v^^pi-'^pi s&giS^Sj&^ &y&5's*attB&i* Si *S* e J Star -^ SS !£ an(l n ? " ,al,J t0 %^~ ?JS?«.r2 g*gLAHK «= tR ™ WrlRht and Aldrloh. and_Mlle: Olive Trio. . ha,To mode a consldcrat TU II V I Al* 5 fBxticularly attractive I 116 RGW TOlK LIIPPCI 5 v.dcd'by the Theodore' 11 C Bemdir, who Ib a bro a i)lcture. The bureau has adopted a policy dlsap- Allinny. Ti. Y.—Harmanus Bleecker Hall proving of any Anns depleting pictures of (Edward M. Hart, mgr.) Ljrtell-Vaatrhan Stock PBONBS IOENTRAL tMt | AUTO 44-831 hfC If not convenient to call, MAIL H0CTES AND NKW8 ITP-M8. HAVE YOUR MAIL SENT IN OUK OAltE. . THK SRW TORE CMI'l'KR Is not con- ventional. It ts original, aggressive, Im partial, reliable, and above all, IT BAS A ■CERTAIN ORIGINALITY AND DISTINO .TIVEtiBSS WHICH PLACES IT IN A 0r3i<Htra, (s both a. composer nTnl a con- ductor. His symphony players, Michel Bern- stein, Jacques Snore and Arthur Bernstein, lire nrrtlata ,*f. unusual Bklll. The dnomatl'.- feature of tho bin will be Tom TerriBS., la "Scrooge," an adaptation, from Dickens. Cotv i mire Jink Steele and Carr two merii «md n young every night from Saturday till Thursday. woman, will appear In a hit of musical com.- Clauds Doylb is back at tho Doyle Agen- «dy; entitled "Fresh from CoWege;" Wilson's cy looking One and ln the best of splritB. Comedy Circus shows what may be accent- pi tailed with folvr-Booted axdmals; Moran _lon. We have prevented "the display of many which caricature or Insult tho Jowa." ft Liw Jack, of the Prank Q. Doyle Agen- cy, 'had taken In 118 acts up to Friday of last week, making two or three shows nnd Wlsor are European Juggler*; Paulino Moran, a pretty singer, wlio has been sue. ceosfui in this country and abroad, will ap- Mamb jambs has placed Brlce ana Braxce for some dates on the Hodkln Circuit. Tun Mkhhy Mahy Company (tabloid) as- Blsted ln a big benefit for the Wolfe Stock Company which was burned out at Wichita, •fib. presents for week of April 14, "Tbe Oaiub- tere/' executing IB, when Metropolitan Opera Co. gave "i'ngllnccl" and "Hansel and Grctel." Eurion (Jos, H. Rhodes, mgr.)—Dave Marlon and Dreamland Burlesque™ 14-10, Merry Whirl 17-19. Gaibtt (Don MeMahon, mgr.)—'New York Stars week of 14. Colonial (Stacy ft Perren mgrs.)—Bill for 14 and week: Olark Slaters, lluilcs! SUpps, Gor- •Hon, Pickens and company, Itolno and Torrelly'o Olrcns. Pootob's (Howard Graham, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures, with vaudeville. Majbbtio (Emll Deicbes, mgr.)—Pictures, with vnudenille. Clinton Bqvau. —Moving pictures. Syracuse, N. Y—Kmplne (Frederick Gage, «i f..n l» went t,. th« ,mfnrti.niiin thei a *) " Tl « ? Governor'a Lady" April 14. IB; "The the funds went to the unfortunate tbea- , Ini ( ot fj, Lonesome Pine" 10. 17; nremlero OLASS BY ITSELF. ^fsl ma' pear In comedy songs; the DunedlnTroupe of Kan. Four dances were given one night In artistic und acrobatic cyclists la made up which tho players participated and In which chiefly of young women. • the t" '' PalACH Music HALL (Mort II. Singer, plans. nerformanea of "Her First Divorce"' fl ffl&TW**"'£*&* J**? MuBl e"«lJ ALf Holt Will bo seen In the; Hamburgor ^^o 30 (Frsneli^^P Martin ^.)-Wletlng ciffera Zclda Soaiai-lhfi chnrnctor comedienne, houses in Chicago, starting April 21. stock «)., ln "The B^wtutm Hunter, r ' week of 14. In her 1>laylec^ a Vh> Wnr.ltv.hr. W/«iiii.>> Mvaw. Vn« awn Vavh am nlavlni* »■•••■ Which deals with 1 1 11, Wardrobe Woman,' 1 Bxan. Yobk and Fatb are playing South John McOormlck, In reelUL 80, aBBlsted by Syr*' behind tbe eccnea and under the direction ot Walter Meakui,. cose Irish obotal Society." ' •• The Sensational Ballad HE ME BACK The ballad the real singors ../.are .,singin.E .' HAVE YOU A COPY?,,'. • ORCHESTRAXIONS ALL KEYS HARRY L, NEWMAN ",lhTnilii- : ;P«il>11«h*r ■ ^'itX'h'D 1 OPKli.V Tio't'ss CltTl'A'UO