The New York Clipper (May 1913)

16 THE NEW YOEK OLIPPEK. May 3 MOTION PICTURE DEPARTMENT (Continued.) Theiie Is nn amusing story told of nn old lady Who approached o moving picture "Cam- era Man" taking a street scene, "l'iny a lit- tle louder, young man," olio sold, banding him a nickel." I nin a trifle dcat and can't bear your music very well." Tub Vltagraph "Globe Trotters," now Inur- ing tbc world, 'making novel and Interesting photoplays in various lands, are under the leadership of William V. Ranoutv and Maurice RE LEAS ES. LICENSED FILMS. Easauay. April 2(1.—"Cousin Juno" (Onn.) April 80.—'•Will" (Com.) wmMm ,^ Kay 1.—'"Hie Story of tlie Desert Told" (Dr.) May 2.—"A Olilld's Precaution" <Dr.) May 3.—"The Oraay Pro»i)ector" (Dr.) May 6.—"A Taiujo Tangle" (Oom.) _afc May 1.— "The ProphieT 7 ' (Dr.) ^ May 8.—"Two Western I'attia" (Dr.) May 0.—"A Womaji'a Way" (Dr.) May 10.—"Alkali Ike's Moliier-in-Law" (Oom.) Sells, phoh loadc . Costal lo, who left New York early last De- cember, and have now completed nbout half April 28.—"Rose of Yesterday" (Dr.) of the protected tour, They traveled by April 20—"Hiram Buys an .Auto" (Oom.) On way of Chiouzo and San Francisco, across *—* ***' '*»'"•«■» ■■■■■" '■'■""' NEW VAUDEVILLE ACTS Ethel Barrynaorc, In "Miss Civilisation." Palace, Mondat Bra., Ajril 28. For the first time on any stage. "Miss Civilisation," - LATEST NEWS Br GABLE. From Our Own Correspondent,' Henry Beorgt ffl bbert London, April 28. Mtnc. Pavlowa In ber new dance, "Lea INDEX TO OUT OF TOWN NEWS. Canada S3 California 6, IT tlorado 34 Connecticut 21'. District of Colombia. IT Iowa 2-1 Indiana 8 Kansas 8, 23 Kentucky 24 Michigan 23 Uasa 23, 24 New Jersey 24 New York s, 23 Oblo s, 17 Penn 17, 84, 25 Teaneas*). 23 Wisconsin 23 reel, "Chinese Booms" (Scenic) April 80.—"The Barrfar Who Bobbed Death' (Dr.) I'Alu. SSu^H^Slcl ^x^r^L^r^z mm lit tfre Pro fession, J?i5? B » r, 2SS re iR2 ll i er . ex< ? UclU UttI . cco ?" Mordkto. Bhe will prestsnteio dance in Amer- ^? >vy "* w * ' *^"^* ^ '»>'» pany. It mot with Instant approval, toe 1« in itvtnhMr i" c « ! ">' «»■»«-»»*» u.<™.v. general verdict being that It lAy far the ,ca ,n October - May May 1.—''Absent-Minded Mr. Boob" (Com.) On same rod, "Some Chickens" (Znotcchnlc). 2.—''Their 8t©|.-moUieT" 0.—"A Midnight Bell two parti). 5.—"An Old Actor" (Dr.) «.—"A Welded FrlrmUhlp" < Dr > . - (Special Dr. toe Pacific to Honolulu, In the Hawaiian Isl- ands, and thence to Japan, where they stayed for a considerable time. Prom there they went to Ilong Kong and Singapore, and on egaln 'by way of I'etKiiig and Rangoon, to Ilrltlsli India, whence they traveled to Egypt May where they are located at the moment of writing. stay iAn omn for Warner's Features vat been MluT opened In the Plaza Theatre Building, Wash- ington, I), C. with Q. W. Smiley as manager. M .- -_ $2511 ;\v,.a . Omfederato 8nr" fDr ) i°,.i lienors^. 11 iur.1 (Dr.) best she hoe ever given in vaudeville. It n«-.n* t n™»„. «*.,> ..«. tn i^a. holds close attention from start to finish, *.*£?" kJEZ^k SsLaTSfsSL£S'wl the action taking place In the home or James X fln tfA^% n n *? 1, i n l ftJ&SS$ ^ K. Gardner, the president of a railroad cm- ££'• Xff^fcJJrlSS'vl?,* ^i?Ti^ ? hi^ nsnv ivhoon homo la h»Ui» «4.-^w.^i 1,. k,,^ turns this week to New York, on the ulym- pany, whose Home Is bete* attacked by bur- Jl( , ( W , M m, axg,^ arjnUUletf. Ho wlU At' the rlae of the curtain Alice Gardner irj ogam ta a 'ewmontta ['Ethel Barryinore). the daughter, la seen In fllr HerDMt .,^6 ^a ppo4nce « WltMn ^ fDr) An f 1 '"* * t . t,ro ^^ «• telephone for help. lew* atHlsMalestrtL iSa" fZoo? P ortn K °er conversation on the telephone *** " Hls * *? tat * » gj. r-t "BateSIng Chieun,"- (Zoo; ffigX ^ ^eTche" burglar 5 * STS r^^rwa^^^ k:? fcw.a^siaS? Of twenty. B,, ».—"la tbe Days of Wile A. Warner has Just returned from en eight thousand mile trip around the country, vlBltlng all of the principal cities. He re- ports the domand for features of the better quality Is good, and predicts that the day Is at hand when every theatre will use at least one three reel feature in their dally May programs. Martha Rubsbll, star of the Satex Flhn Co., of Austin, Tex., late of the Bssanay Co., has nover appeared to -better advantage than in her latest releases controlled by Wsrner's Feature 111m Co. They are: "Mexican Con- splrncy out Ccncraled" and "Their Lives by a Thread." Gbnb Oauntikr, another star. Is releasing all her productions through Warner's Fea- tures. The latest release Is named "The Mystery of Pine Creek Camp." A certain motion picture Impresario of a small Long Island town had been alarmed and annoyed exceedingly by several of bis patrons who, In spite of rules to the con- trary, hnd Insisted on smoking while viewing the "movies." He tried In vain to stop this free nnd cosy habit of tbe "customers" In various ways, but to no avail Uchcraft' Eclipse. (O. Klelne.) April 30.—"A Plotaresqae Jonrmy la Western Franco" (Travel). On same reel, •'Grandpa's Rejuvenation." (Coin.) and 'German Cavalry Moaomvres" (Mil.) T.—"Hie Dividing Wall" (Com -Dr.) Cines. ((]. Klelne.) April 2».—"Scenes and Rolos Near Borne" (Tra- vel). On same reel, "The New Ar- rival" (Oom.) May *.—"The Broken Vow" (Special Dr. In two porta). May 3.—"Tho Rival lovers" (Oom. On same reel, "Jerry's Rebellion" (Cora.) May «.—"A Mixed Affair" (Dr.) May 10.—"Tbe People of Ramallland, East Af- rica" (Oustom). Ob same reel, "Ex- cess Baggage" (Oom.) and "Beautiful Lake Oomo. Italy" (Rd.) beard. She Anally gets Into communication with the roundhouse of the railroad com- pany and orders them to send a wrecking crew to her home, and Just as she bangs up the receiver the three burgtara make their appearance and begin to confiscate every- thing of value In Bight As they are working the daughter (who had returned to her room to quiet her mother, who la very 111) Burt Bhepard, once well known American minstrel and popular hero as entertainer at piano, was burled to-day. Large concourse of Water Bats, of which body was dis- tinguished officer. He died at the beach resort, Margate, after an Intermittent illness of two years. Charles Reed, booking mensper of Glbbone* makes her appearance, and Invites all three Circuit, recovered heavy' damages from dl- to Indulge In wine and eatables bo as to rector* for dismissal. Court rejected senna- prolong their stay until the arrival of the ttonal counter allegations of graft Case wrecking crew. Of course, they get there in aroused great Interest. Cllbbons also recovered time, and their capture Is made complete large sum from directorate, Incidental to his when, true to womanhood, the daughter resignation. faints. Miss Baxryioore) looked more charming James Carew successfully produced aketcfa. than ever and had a role that lost suited her entitled] "Westerner," at London Pavilion, talents. Her* best work was done while fta to-night, himself playing genial sheriff. the guise of tioetcaj, sending over the foot- ALFHBD WEISS TO HANDLE MUTUAL PROGRAM. Alfred Weiss, the exchange man, formerly representing the General Film Co., will open At last be a new exchange at 210 Sixth Avenue, Now lar ok lights many clever lines. David Torrence, William Qoran and Frank McCoy were the robber band, and) all acquitted themselves In a creditable manner. Mr. Davis has cleverly handling role, no character being: ovordone. bethought himself of a clever scheme and York, and handle the Mutual releasee ex printed s large sign saying: "Don't Smoke— cluslvely. This move Is the outcome of cer- Itemember the Baltimore Fire," which soon tain disagreements between Mr. Weiss and hnd tlie desired effect. Another manager of the General Film Co., which took the form the town, who heard his rival praised for of a pitched battle several days ago. Both Nance O'Nell and Company* In "The Worth of a Man." Pboctob's Fifth Ave. Maiinix. April 28. "The Worth of a Man," which was seen The sketch" consumes about Twenty mm- for the first time In vaudeville, with Nanco urea, on full stare with a dining room deb- O'Nell as the star, assisted by Frank Burling ting; /act, and Stanley Dark, met with much approval 1 on Its Initial presentation here. — ,_ «., #fci «•«.«,„-«.» Elisabeth Vera Campbell, the authoress, Menaalda, la «At the Seashore.' nftg tRken qultft Mmtl liberties In making this Peoctob'b Tw&nti-tbisd Strxbt, Monday, sketch one of the heaviest ever seen In vaude- Ms resourcefulness In meeting a bad situa- tion, determined on a course of conduct that would fneus attention once more his way. (teeing one of his clientele, while engrossed in one of "Broncho Billy's" wildest esca- pades, slyly eject a stream of tobacco Juice iioorwani, be Immediately was inspired with an Idea, which took the form of a printed sign reading: "Don't Itemember she Dayton Diiikctor Frank sal, has finished two nc le rcpre sides have a tale to tell, as is natural In all such business misunderstandings. 1 s BILL, BOB AND TBB SHERIFF. Dill Haddock, director for the Eclair Com- pany, is busy at present on a two reel fea- ture, to be called "' April 21, "At tbe Seashore" Is Mermalda from be- glnning to end. It Is one of those miniature musical comwBes, In three scenes and a chorus of eight pretty girls, a straight man and a comedian to assist Mermaids, In. work- vllle, but Judging from Its reception It will serve Miss O'Nell for some time to come. Gar Steely, whose death was noted In our last Issue, died] Sunday, April 20, at the Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, O., where he had been confined for more than two weeks, following an operation for appendicitis. Mr. Steely, Who was about forty-one years of age, was well known throughout this country and Canada. He had been with the Ulngllng Bros.' Circus for a number of years as press representative, and was, personally ac- quainted with tbe amusement editors of most of the newspapers in the cities and towns in which that circus played. Lost February he signed a contract to write a play for Julian dQtlnge, and he resigned from tho Blngllng staff to take up the work of writing It. About four weeks ago he went to Cleve- land to read tbe manuscript to Mr. Bltlnge. He waa taken 111 soon after his arrival and went to tbe hospital. His wife was at once notified and wont to Cleveland from New York. Mr. Steely had written a number of books nnd several plays, among the latter being "Hunting for Hawkins," a farce, and "The Storks." Tbe remains were taken to Watseka, III., where Mr. Steely was born, for burial, and the services wero held at the home of John Darrough (that city), the father of Mrs. Steel;. CHS Gordon.—The funeral services over the remains of Cliff Gordon, were held April 24, at TS West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street, New York. Among those who attend- ed were: Aaron Hoffman, Bobby North, Ike Cooper Max Spiegel, Wm. Morris, Fred Me- Cloy, Arthur Dunn, Ed. Spiegel,,Billy Dunn, Lou Gerard, Barney Gerard, Ben Forrester. John Lefner, Dan Dody. Charles Flnberg, Nate Splngold, J. Goldenberg, Abe Thal- hclmer and Larry Borle. The Interment waa the aame day in Washington Cemetery. Brooklyn. HARBT Bill, April 28. RODBRT V. FtROUSON, April 21. Blanchs Martin, April 28. J. A. BccKSTAvr, April 12. lng up to the water stunts. alio opening Bcene in three shows a beach drop. The girls open with an ensemble num- ber, and then the two men make an appear- ance, one doing as "old maid" part Mer- LOUIS Katz, April 23. Ruth Gaxb> April 28. CiiASLsa Lawrbncb Van Baar, April 24. ■Montague J. Pike, April 22. J. 15. Jbnninos, April 28. Loudon McCormack, April 20. John J. Beoos, April 18. fiauuiii, Dessaubb, April 23. Daniel J. Bernbtbin, April 22. Frxd. B. Hanuki.l, April 22. Harriet E. uaaib, April 21. Frank McSoblbx, April & Alt a PRIM'S, April 22. flfsjjgjj of the above mill be give* next week.) In the wearing of the headgear. l.r.o Mm.onky, an old Itlnon nrtnr, has re- tinned to tho UnJvorBal ford, appearing under Ms old director, Milton II. Fahrney. Ixinls Plttroy has been adviuft-ed to tho position ot assistant director to Mr. Vahrncy. His mlll- ni> to the ueua'l high standard set by this twrpany. s ■ DEATH OF BOBERr- V. FERGUSON. Bobert V. Ferguson, a well knows char- acter actor, with the Imp. Co., died Monday fifth of his plays pfcturlzcd for the Universal. itoi.t.iN B, Stitrobon. tho manager of tbe Yltagrnph Western fitudlos, at Santa Monica, rafc, hns recently leased tho Majestic Motion Picture Theatre, In that flourishing Western city. Got a good band, Ilollln, A. n. Smith, treasurer and business mana- a member, attended tho funeral Wednesday, April 28. NEW VIrAiJUAl'll STUDIO. The building of tho new Vitagrapa studios Is going on apace. A complete and comprehensive system of ger of" the" VltampsT returned""to "Now York developing and Joining rooms, scenic lofts Inst week, from a European trip. Mr. Smith « nu property rooma havebeen considered jn made a closo study of conditions while on tho other side. , "Tn« Tarantula," the latest Nestor one reel photoplay, with Jonnle MacPherson, au- thor of tho scenario. In the title, role, has Just been (limed under the direction of Jack Oltrlcn, nnd Joe tho plans, all of which will shortly be ready for occupancy. American, who 1b saved from tho snare of matlc one. tho Initial picture featuring Pearl the vamplro woman. The piny is splendidly White, In "Where Charity Ueglnsv" nctcd, nnd Its superb photoplay will be a The story concerns the wife of a convict who has served a two years' sentence, and is expected home. During his absence It seems bis wife lias partially grown to love his chum. A baby la born, to them, and Is Eaascd off as belonging to the husband. On Is return he finds bis wife living in the home ot his chum, and questions her about ber loyalty to him. During a heated argu- ment nows Is brought to them that the chum found dead, after previously bargain with tbe wife to pay ber _ Insurance after his death. ■maiuiK rvady" for rtho tank, to allow this „ Although .the sketch is rather complicated, ecntlns the snarkHm end tho otiior the ro- can tree »•"•■»'? readily In from one to »iT^5l»htin«n avid^onVTof the <rtrl»do It la of such a sensational nature that vaude- vUSMSwV%naafi»& The to?li 'Th. tbre « """»"«• . * ecrtalo sheriff of a.small ""**."£„! S^e^aTAd theTflnal* feone Is vllle will most likely claim It for some time. (Ml 'ami tho TourW,^i B which Lolf How" fflK B C0 ^Z lt !J^$ m * a ° n *' ' ltort tae taskTshVwhTfeu?^ the sTn&Slposbi! Miss O'Nell has seldom been seen to better nropAl.pAljnj ATTAniFS ard plays tho moid, Tho second comedy Is tlBle "8° to be convinced, j£ "dinSeBtCTlored^htore on. ithe resrpe? advantage, and In the several strong scenes n^rUJJKUMt. Al lAUlt5 called "The Hungry Soldiers," and Its „ „. „„!.„ '„.„ „„„.„, tivo corners, while Mermalda announces and her work calls for the highest praise. wrrwc'TDri 1TC screamingly funny altuaUon* furnish Lee CHEAT NORTHERN HAS GREAT exhlblw^fancvTdives and^ataokeT The act ? cr ""'"ting company were happily cast BilWSllCELIZE* Morsn. eccentric comedian, great opportunl- MILITARY FEATURE. O |oee8 with all five taking turns Into the and ? av . e ""? Performances, The sketch runs „, . -—_. tie,. Hi, scheme 1o obtain some good free The Great Northern Film Co.. la accord, tank with the "old maidr* party doing a SK «jTff£t£L.'SiffiSJ?' ° n 1U "r«* Be * elovees snread^ ltaelf to^ ereaWorm Sundav' provender is helped by Harry FlsW. Lois ance with "» plonTolI produdi* one mulUpte "Brottle" also, fully dressed/ ^^ with a dini ng room setting. Jaoh. ^SO^mF^^Sr&J2rJ!5*JEB*ll iloward and Kdlfh Bo.twlck. t^t^nm^^^wllt^ltB^U Mermalda has eurrounded herself with a oi„ ton prtslnUng before their mSserVaandIrtend. Tub recent warm weather at the ranch at offering, a military drama, original In theme, fcevy of protty girls and cos tomes fr this Bessie Clayton. i elaborate minstrel entertainment that Unlvorsnl City, Cal., hns brought out Its full lntenso In action, and the acme of capability good water carnival, and It will undoubtedly Palacb. Monday Em, Aran, 28. proved to be Al. A fine first part, tn en- crop of straw hats. Bob Leonard and WIN In Its acting. A natural military ataios- cononue to refreshing success as long as Tn presenting for tho first time in vaude- lovable olio and a scream of an afterpiece fred LueaB hnvc the credit of being plonoora pliere pervades the photoplay -which is quite she cares to paddle. The comedian does v j llo hpr , ate8t ^^g ot d nncca 0 f ncr own were all run oft exactly as the program had ^ISSf&i^!:..Tf'^J?? K™i?*2£L?; I 0 , 0 , 4 creation. Bessie Clayton once more showed promised, and every number and act was opportunities for laughs. About twenty mln- that „£„ l9 o^ or America's foremoBt a hit. mm - . yo0 * 4lanccrs. Harry La Peart and all other members of ■ She Is assisted .by twelve very pretty young the committee worked hi.rd In the Interest Jack Norwerth, girls, who lent ber excellent aid In several of of this affair, and a goodly crowd turned Coi/)nial ArniL 28 • llc principal numbers. out to encourage them, lary training is valuable to him In tho pro- evening April 21. at his homo. 808 West tomi« »k» wn.iA.n' „„«„.,„„,...■' , n ^,.o hm ' rbe * c * ,s «n<l rcl y the same one she gave After LemlefiVs Band hod given a master- action of the 101 Bison*. V Mlevenlh Xet, N.". City. tfr. Fergus™ J^ALFtSSlJfBQS IBS* 2* recently with the vftber 4 Fields show, with lv overture, the curtain, r^e on the military Lincoln J. Cartbh, of melodramatic "thrll- had been IU for some time. A committee from g*g". VB J?5P-g-W sjgMj^FW' the samei elaborate stage settings. first part set with the following lineup of ler" fame, Is busily engaged In directingthe the Screen Club, of which Mr. Ferguson was fgML "♦»*? Sat % sSThv entertaining It met wlta much success, and would be artists: (i/,i, „» hi'. „i„„„ "r_..;lT"iS »_«*""If "_■_.". . rr.omK.p- .Hrn^vi it,,. c,,r,..r.i v0..,i«.wi.v J"* "JJ ™j» tnaiine act is eiucruunmg a feature on any bill. It consumes about Interlocutor—Henry G. Barstar. I Tbe t rtoneym^B%u.rt«tte, at the start, eighteen ml nutzs, on full stage. Jack. ^ololst. - Messrs. Klrl.ey, Parsons an4 D u d t "as' tnTact m£5mFJm wero^all •»»"»" Herbert Jr. aad Lillian Endmen-JMcssrs. la Pearl Bauer. Harrl*. fWtfr£*fwEttt&1*m asl Gold^nllh. H Ort e e«e^Mes.rS n Uit* 0 p>U?h.rd Slnxer their work was a strong ndjunct to the act Union Squabb. Apbil 28. Plttchau^orbett V^Umars De f^u'ls ^hv t Mr. Nurworth does not shirk hard work Jo8cph Hcrbcrt Jr . ani uiltan Goldsmith fiS. comn ' volmata < Ue ">uls, Wln- \?«. h " J" 1 * a° ,?*•.,„. e ™ n ?.n' 5i undy .' present a singing and dancing act that will Chorus—Messrs. Brown, Fertel. Hllllard, "Far. Far Away." "Clancy." ^'Garden to Btand qultc a mtlc revision. They»are both Mllilems, Eisner, Scrlbncr, Watchman, DIs- ■gW K .*!P**jfia>K i_ i*Q-'9 f ** "Pgg capable entertainers, excelling as dancers, muke, Smith. Fitzgerald, Vowlnkle, Jacoby, with "Detective Moon" admirably presented t^ they need a dltfcieat rouTlnc. Tho, act Jordan, Fish, Chlclka. Evans. Begesrd. 'fJSt' Norworth and his company. openB ^th u doul ,| e B o„g then each do a Worden, HU1, G. Hanrahan J. Hanrahan. CRYSTAL TO RELEASE TWO A ^J^JSiJS'SLrUPJSSSt^SSLS single with a dance at tho end For a flnlsh The opening chorus of tne company waa WEEK. must be conceded that Mr. Norworth scored ^ do m pantomimic dance, called "The good singing. After some end men's Jokes. (ta^^ZLsj Hu.Crv.it.1 S"*. 01 * H? IIP 0 " , h . lB ,,r !h »PPean"»ceto the Daice of the Siren." The act needs lots of Mr. Corbett sang "As Long U thTshamrock H«»Myers>- tSnm.JbOSS, F.fmToTvin^^re^its'rJl^es^o^to £& }SJSl&¥SS^ *" ^t' 0 &mj&2» "** n*™™ S^S^SS^SJS^tS^S Slngloton plays # tho manly /ouoe SUU]ber . Th e second release wlll'be Jejfag uoueymoon pour in m. ■ J JJj~ I< 'j |W ._ minutes, on e and full stage. Harrv- fSrtyia^npjMjIsf^ul^IJJ^lL^Tsnrll- ' Sylvln. sand Leagues Under the Sea," karris and Chief Canpollcan. Union Sqoarb, ArniL 28. S an ? en w *, re . S, , 8Cre ? m .*• tw .° ballet girls, Pboctob's Fifth Avb., Matinm, Apbxl 28. 6 Wa vtneabl A mries of pa8e .. represent- ^f ,D D J ea a r n i d fffyVSZ ImS ItSJ" Worid'ls Manager McCuno has been glvon credit ing'ln the main Grecian statuary. Clothed fitae.'' and waa obliged^to encore with «Th2 for many of vaudeville's newest features, in a white union milt, with her face made ^S t fooz" from "PriSc^f Masn% but In presenting Chief Caupollcan, a re- up w ith a white preparation, she strongly "Danny DeeVcr''vvns baritoned with nlod mnrkable Arancano Indlnn, who 8lir K a nnd resctnbes the Inanimate marble masterpieces effect bv Mr Pnrsmrn' SXhI niil'Si. tnlks. he has given to vaudeville one of Its wh i ch Bh e endeavors to portray. Diana, one Bu tv» Lvo Harry La Pearl a chance fo" CONVENTION OF PENNSYLVANIA , &TSS^SKwS ^ * "S , ■* l^B^i^^FS EXHIBITORS. Have To L«ve To Hold." -Sands .of the AMtln WeUD nn ,, Company. *uT " e tUamm " """^ <,rUm "* A convention of Pennsylvania exhibitors Desert." "Dear Old Girl 'and finished with union Houahh Apml "8 The sneelaltles showed ni»r» >nrT Provn.f ...heheldlln Phl.ade.phu;, M ? , 2T, Com- JThe Palms." the last being rendered In TAhon ^ ua^Afi Ug. fc J^ffi'WS.^rASl He In worthy of topping any program, and above house this week, a tense little dra- and their fine work was applauded. "Pop" con get^SnKitVwmW. matte «ff»lr, entitled "My Friend." .The Taylor had a 'German number that made He annirars .n Indian eostumo until his story Is of the familiar triangle of husband, good. The Three Fleming Brothers and Inst HOs! changing to evening clothes. His wife nnd lover. 'Hie theme Is cleverly White stopped In perfect unison. Nat. Har- ncrnrmanM runs about UftcSn minutes, In handled by Wlllard Mack, the author, and Us, as a college ra-ra boy, talked with laugh- piiioimaiiLc ruu» a««uv «w ^^ thlg ^^ should make a deep ImprcsBlon Ing effect, mostly nbout his friend, "Bush." , on vaudeville audiences and a big namo for Artie Adnlr gave his Impersonations of six ,,,„„„,, H _- „_ d Vrlt .i von Raalnsr. the writer. Twenty-five minutes, full stage, musicians of different nationalities playing ■ orreat Hon ana i ritr.i von iiusihr. •• Uarrv. as many different Instruments In tbe "Hank Palace, Mondat Em., Atbil 28. t Sponge Orchestra" act. These two recent stars with "Tho Merry "Mnrty Hogan'a Win." Kittle Doner, the special attraction, was Countess" and "Chocolate Soldier" com- tiniov Squarb April 28. ft. rlo t* Sh g ""toppeartd in « long dress, pnnles, made their first appearance to vaude- y m0!i SFS. a , * S 6 ? ,n , B . 8h , ort wnlfo outflt ' singing 7 'Bobert vllle In a double singing specialty porform- A sketch which introduces a couple of 13. Lee" In her own energetic, characteristic 'Marcus Locw has lenscd the Metropolitan ,,„,.,, no[n nnssciising remarkably line singing boxers nnd a ring scene, with Its attendant ninnncr. She finished as a natty English Opera Houso, in Philadelphia, Pa., for a voices Tiro offering Is very high class and supernumeraries and atmosphere. It con- Eton boy and was rewarded with several consideration of $1CO,000 a year for four cnll uc strongly featured anywhere. Mr. Huff tnlns the usual love story running through- fine floral baskets. years. Ho will Immediately Install vnudc- ann( . ar8 i u evening clotlicB. while Miss Von out, and Marty tlogon beats the champion. Then came "Twenty Minutes of Unele Busing shows n gown of the latest Parisian wlna the money and the girl, and all ends Tom" with tbe following cast: faaalon happily. The parts, which are eight or ten Quaker 10 Louis Bauer They'rendered about els well chosen songs. In number, are capably handled| bj'a compe- g nclo Tom'.'.'.....V.V.J*.'.".'. "..Spook Hansen both being lu fine voice, and put over a solid tent cast Wlllard Mack Is the author. Mttr|(9 B ' dw , n p,,,,^ hit. ._, . „_. _ _ . am V> Simon Lcgreo Horry La Peart A quarrel song, which opened: "Oh, Prom- ' . Eva John Busch lBC Me," rcudercd by Mlas Von Busing, and Florence Thorpe, <jc 0 . Harris Tommy Mulllns nn Italian song by Mr. Huff were their prln- Union Squabi, Apbil 28. Topsy ^....Btanley Ferguson clpal numbe rs. *k*. A ^ r , glnglll . thrWNOr four higb Ellsa Joseph fflsner ' class numBers. Her voice shows cultivation, Little George Paul Dodge Edna Muxwcy. but her experience socmB to have been rather Auctioneer Doc Potter ^^^£^IjS%^E ^T^ifT'iri^uu ?£5$£%ft tafs^w&lWS °w £ iu?K. a 2^ BSa?£jS. tVa! Hoes back'tTviduhm 1 stock"u"August U0US ° StS ZjS?\ t WaS **" m * VrC8CDt " ^JX^r&ft&itto^J&m. Mtxt the daw. dancing waa enjoyed, to b0 es back to Yiddish t stock In August a^^tjft.^ ^^ ^ Mun _ rrp minute*, to one. Barry. the tunes fu rnished by Lemleln'a Harmoniatt. Alvbbd D. Voshuroii writes: "Would llko sey, who Is announced as taking her first ^""""^^^^^^^^^ • ■ * ' to correct the statement appearing In Tub flyer In vaudeville, has troimnlttod an error, nuns FOR aTK.OOO WILLIAMSON IN 'FRISCO. Nbw Yonn Clii'I'kh, dated April 12, that a very serious one. by her lata appoaranee ^ , „ ,,, ' . \..»«„ .„* CSnronil to Tim Clo-piib.) MllTiriNPTrTnPFTIITKTRATinN^ 'EstcUe Allen, Mtngaret Allen and Alfred Vos- on thb vaudeville stage. Henrietta Irene Dallingcr, n dancer and J pc a }, \ ,, „l t r> luUllUnntlUKLJLLUillXJVllUIli b U rgh ai^w^th ttS CloVnTuZor layers.' ito S.K «w exquisite, several actress, began suit In the Supreme Court on San Fiuncisco Cal., AprtI 26.— J. C. F. W. Hockstctter-i>a«e 8. Wo are at Albuquerque. N. Mex„ making ohangeB being made, each new one better Saturday, April 28. agalnBt Andrew Albright, J'^Sf^t^i}St^JSS!S l tLS t J^S^S "Into the North" <Uasanay)-pa«e 3. 'Frontier Films.'" ' than the last; to recover I7o,000. ? rrl ,I? d h S n l ^ ay faokin .l_ th JL.E l . i- fh?i (i, m. Ander»«a-psxe 4, Tub Chippewa Amusement Co,, of Buffalo, "To Hove. To Love. To Hold," "The Tho dancer alleges that she was run down health. He wM.spend a few_ weeks In tnu "The linwlc-r - «»«t" (Rellaaoe)— was Incorporated last woek by riul SheeJian, Sweetest Story Ever ToSd" and "Something on Dec. 28 last, by Albright's automobile, city, where, In the early days, he was seen H«w 5. Arthur J/Adler and Wm. H.Gorman. to Be Thankful For" aro her strong foatures. Her logs were so badly Injured that she can- as an actor..Ho will then go to New To« -Isernbles" (Eleatlo)-paare 5. Powbrs' Photo Plats, Inc.. has been Her range is rargo, and staging without any not dance any longer. She claims that before to see We American agento. Banger A Jor- Vadls l" (Klelne-Cines) - formed by J. A. McKIxumw, H. G. UWwn and apparent exertion: Gae act runs about the Injuries she was maldig over 13,000 a dan, with a view of securing plays tot Mi twelve mlnu tue, to one Joe*. year. theatre*. widely commended by picture patrons. Among visitors to tho University Ranch during the past week were J. Sturu nnd family, aud Irving J. Wllkc. Mr. Stum Is the owner of the Adolphus Theatre, and part owner of the Liberty, both In Los An- files. Mr. Wllkc, who Is a traveler and II- ustrator of note, came In company with Ocorgfl W. Stout, manugcr of tho Universal ! Wast Coast office force, lie announced his In- tention of bringing out his easel and oils and painting some pictures of the ranch. Tiirrb are no critics so hostile in their Judgment as those frequenting tho Holly- wood, Cal.. projection room, whore tho new films are shown for revision and assemblage, They aro nil looking for errors from bhe gen- eral malinger down to the supernumeraries, HB that Is what they aro there for. For a eubject to run this gauntlet unscathed Is Indeed nn achievement, but such Is the record of "Uncle Tom's Cabin LANGTRY IN PICTURES. Tho Famous Players Film Company aro working on a new feature, which will serve to Introduce the Jersey Lily to tho photo- funs. They also have In preparation scenarios for Virginia Havued nnd Mnudu Adams. ■will . mittccs have been appointed and all arrnngu- lucnts made. It Is expected thut this conven- tion will eclipse any ever hold In tho State. "QUO VADIS" PICTURES AT ABTOR, N. Y. As was expected, the "Quo Vadls?" pic- which hns been tures at the Astor Theatre, Now York, havo pronounced by critlCB to be the greatest woven a revelation. They hid fair to play film ever turned out on the Coast. The to packed houses for a long time to come. PICTURES IN PHILLY. HOVSB. Universal has a great version of the old standard piny. Tna return of Director Frank Montgomery to tbe "101 Bison" pictures, has brought Joy to tho Indians on the ranch, who wcro very fond of the genial Monty nnd his as- , sorfated players. Mona Darkfcathcr, William years. Bertram and Art Ortega. Director Mont- villa and pictures, OPERA gomery is making preparations for putting on the one reel lttson Indian stories, Which are being clamored for In all parts ot the country. i I'ATIIE FHEBES AT IT AGAIN. Last Saturday, April 2(1. l*ntbe Frcre* \ Moving Picture Company's ball club wended : their way to Wliltestone. I.. I., and cele- brated the occasion by walloping the Kino- I mnrolor town to the Inn* of IS—fi. Tho hunt'li from the "color factory" were never In It with the "I'stho Itnottrs," who showed ' them some new "colors" In playing the na- tional game. It looks at the present writing . as If it will lie a tough Job to separate tho 1'stlie team from the title they now hold, champions of the moving picture convyantes. AL. MAYO TO LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA. At. Mayo, of the Majestic forces, will lonvc In a week or so for California. He Just returned from Florida. Al. is some traveler. s PICTURES AT KESSLEH'S Kesaler'a Second Avenue Theatre. Now "Lea Mlserablea" "Q«o page 0, A. fr^hnuno.