The New York Clipper (May 1913)

Mat 3 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 23 Here's the trunk that solves the hat problem This "Likly" Theatrical Hat Trunk takes care of six large hats with the ten- derness of a manager watching the health of his leading lady. We call it "The Parker." You pin your hats onto the six plush-covered forms and then forget them. They land in your dressing room fresh and unruffled. Two sizes. Prices $27.50 to $33.00. This is one of the wide line of "Lilly 1 theat- rical luggage. All of it is made of the stoutest materials and backed by 69 years of experience. We are the oldest wholesale manufacturers of luggage in America. Every member of the profession should have a copy of our Theatrical Luggage Booklet. It tells you what to look for when you buy luggage. Write us today for a copy. HENRY LIKLY & COMPANY ROCHESTER..N.Y. "The Champlain" This »Likly« Oxford is of unusually smart partem. Made three-piece style over a fine hand-sewed English frame with solid brass trimmings. Guaran- teed for five years. Comes in six leathers and four sizes. Prices $16.00 to $25.50. "The Tenneuee" This suit case is as light as a feather, and its price is particularly moderate. Made of fine-quality cow- hide. Stout lock and catches. Comes in two sizes and three colors. All arc guaranteed for five years. Prices $10.00 to $11.50. Full descrip- tion in our Theatrical Luggage Booklet. The White Paper is The Right Paper Advertise Right!!! Bs Clipper Columns Always Open To All Rates Right! NOW is The Time for Clipper Advertising If you don't advertise in The Clipper You Don't Advertise At All OUT OF TOWH HEWS BOSTON. Indications ore that tbe present theatrical set- Ma will be brought to aa curlier dose than baa been tbe custom la former ><««. Tie Bret ap- proach ot warm weather la certain to spread dis- aster among the theatres, and It Is doubtful U the managers make extended effort to keep their houses open beyond the time when prosperity can be counted on. Tbe offerings tor current week are ot pleasing nature and ought to draw well. Pikk (Obas. Frohman, Bleb 4 Harris, man.) —"Tbe Blindness of Virtue" opened here April 28. The cast Includes: A. Holmes Gore, Doris Ljtton, Karl Hensel, Lena Hallldar, P0II7 Kmery, Madge Murray and Louise Emerr. "Of- ficer 000'" finished, 28, seven weeks ot big busi- ness. Plymouth (Fred Wright, mgr.)—Second and last week of Mlas Horulman's company, from Manchester, Eng. Five plajs are to be offered during the final week. A very good business baa been done thus far, and tbe criticisms of the acting have been of a very high order. Tbbmont (Jno. B. Scboeffel, mgr.)—Tbe pa- trons of tbe Abora Opera Go. enjoyed lta presenta- tion of "Carmen" last week. For current week: "Lucia Dl Lammcrmoor" and special matinees 29 and slay S of "Hansel and Qretel." Boston (Frohman-Harrls Corp., mjrs.)—Sixth and last week of ilaclyn Arbuckle, In 'Tbe Hound- Up." Business holds up well. Qesrgs Ersna' BoLey Boy Minstrels follows May 6. H0LLJ8 (Charles J. Klch, mgr.)—Tils bouse Is dark. Otis Skinner and company. In "Kiamet," closed 20, a long engagement Colonial (Charles Frohman 4 'Wrn. Harris, nigra.)—The third week of "The docclate Sol- dier" la now cm, and added interest Js the ap- pearance of Ida Brooks Hunt In her old role of Kadlna, the part she created In this country. Majestic (Wllbur-Sbubert Co., mirs.)—"The Bird of Paradise" pleased last week. Sbcbbbt (Wllbur-Shubert Co., nigrs.)—Five weeks of Emma Trentlnl, In "Tbe Firefly" and sUll one mora to come. On Afar 12, B. 8. Hoth- crn and Julia Marlowe will begin a three ■weeks' engagement In repertoire. CAstls Squabs (John Craig, mgr.)—"Tbe Man from Home" pleased, last week, "The Wife" this week. Manager Craig Intend* to keep his house open during the Summer. Kami's (B. F. Keith, mgr,)—After many years away from the Hub town James Thornton returns snd heads the bill week of April 28. Others: McDonnell and Grant Stmpaon, Three Lelghtoni, Du Gallon, Bay Gonlu, Manning, Moore and O'Bourke, P. O'Malley leaning and Edna Dorman and Two Georges. National (O. A. Haley, mgr.)—Tabloid musi- cal comedies teem to be the proper thing nowa- days. One of them, "It Happened In New York," Is offered tbls week, with twenty people Is the csst. In addition to tbe tabloid are vaudeville offerings snd Edison's talking pictures. Casino (Cbss. H. Waldroo, mgr.)—Tbe Social Maids this week. Tbe Bon Tods Msy E, Gaibtt (George H. Bstcbeller, mgr.)—Tbe Cracker Jacks this week, the Tsxl Girls next. Howaed (O. B. Lothrop, mgr.)—This week Is the starting of the "Progressive Burlesque" Co., a house organisation. Tbe vaudevllllan* are: The Daivis Family, La Petite Onrl sod company, Barnes and King, Blmra-Boora-B-r-r-r, Force and Wllllms, Frank Hobsoa, Mossrto, Three Elliotts. Irene La Tour, Aerial Bartletta, and Bran and Tucker. ,_ _ ' ___ Qxano Opssa ITonss (George IS. Lolnrop, mgr.)—Tbe Pace Makers got by In great shape last week. High life In Burlesque will enter- tain this week. Next week comes the Smart Set, s colored organisation, with 8. H. Dudley as tbe beadllner. Obtuscx (Victor J. Morris, mgr.}—For tbe first three days: Tbe Three Kohls, Lee and Cranston, Boss and Ashtoc, Watson's Farmyard, Saunders snd Ton Kunts, Robert Henry Hodge, Rita Gould, and De Velds and ZeJOa. For the latter half: Tbe Three Do Ball Brothers, De Lisle. Weston and Keith, Juliet Wood, Klaae and Bernle. and the Taldos. St. Jambs (Marcos Loew management)—The week's entertainers sre: Tbe Three Da Ball Bros., De Lisle, Weston snd Keith, Juliet Wood, Robert Henry Hodge, Klass snd Bernle, tie Vsldos, Three Kohls, Lee and Cranston, Bow aod Asfatoo. Watson's Farmyard, Saunders snd Von Hants, Bits Gould snd De Velds and Zelda. Globb (Robert Jsnstte, mgr.)—There la mneb to interest one In tbla week's offering: Lola, "The Girl In tbs Parrot;" Three Zyloa, Dean and Sibley, Jules Levy Family, Mitchell Brothers, Mabs Bettaw, Ward and Delators, Carl and bis dogs and the Bay*. HAVE YOU REGISTERED WITH THE aiPPER REGISTRY BUREAU? Performer* In all branches of the profession are rapidly taking advantage of tbe oppor- tunity presented by tbla institution to secure A FsaifANBriT and bbiubla) ibcobd. which can readily be called upon to ftra publicity to any Just claim for priority In presenting any particular line of work, without any lengthy Investigation or any expense whatever. It is yonr own fault If you do not place on record any new Idea which yon an presenting, and It will be your own fault if you will not be In position, it any f uto.ro time, to call on tbla Bureau to substantiate your claim aa to when and at what plact 70a registered tbe material Id dispute. __________ AT ANY TIME, ONE WEEK OR TEN YEARS THEREAFTER, SHOULD IT BECOME NECESSARY FOR YOU TO PROVE THAT YOU HAD USED THE ACT. THE CLIPPER WILL, ON YOUR REQUEST, ACCOMPANIED BY THE CERTIFICATE, FURNISH YOU WITH A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE ENTIRE PLOT, DESCRIPTION, SONG. PARODY, DESCRIPTION OF TRICK AND DATES WHEN REGISTERED, OR IF DESIRED WILL PUBLISH SAME IN OUR COLUMNS UNDER THIS DEPARTMENT. GIVING YOU THE DE- SIRED PUBLICITY AT THE PROPER TIME, WITHOUT TROUBLE ON t'OUR PART. They will SOT BE PDDL1IBBD unless TOD VOURBBLP WANT TUES1 to appear, WRITE OCT TOUR MATERIA!. IX FILL, GIVING ALL ESSENTIAL DETAILS. CUT OUT THE ATTACHED COUPON and send it to us with your descrip- tion, one coupon for each act, jrag, trick, or for a series of them. THIS COUPON will be numbered and attached to your contribution, and a certificate will be returned to you as an acknowledgment, and for future reference. The contribution should be signed plainly by the person or firm sending in same, and should be endorsed by the stage manager of the show or of the house where the act is being used. Further acknowledgment will be made by the names and numbers being published each week as received. Address your contributions to THE REGISTRY BUREAU «"i NEW YORK CLIPPER, 47 W. 28th St.. New York Date. NEW YORK CLIPPER REGISTRY BUREAU: Enclosed please find copy of my entitled , for Registration, NAME Address When you regliter a play or scenario that you intend to submit for reading to any pro- ducer, we will furnish, a label to be attached to the original, showing that the same ha* been •tueied in Tkb Cufpib EegJatry Bureau, GoBDort'i Olikpia (J. E. Oomerford, mgr.)— It la always a pleasure to view a show at tbls house. The vaudeville and pictures are of tbe highest type. Tbe current acts are: Oranto and Aland, Vincent and Van Dyke, Leslie alorosco and enropany, Ooaklln, UcBrlde and Mllo, "Tbe Uesrt of the Uoontalns" and Emmet t Welch and com- pany. Bowdoin Sqoirb (George E. Lothrop, mgr.)— Tbe hetdliners tbls week are seals nod sea lions. They are under tbe direction of Capt. Buliug. Other bookings sre: Earl and Bartlett, Bonner and Meek, Hilton, Dora Uonca, the lialklngs, Dave Mauley, and tbe Klnemacolor. MOT**. GnAXoa* are to be seen at tbe Hljou Dream, Unique, Lcew's South Bud, Old South, Washing- ton, Apollo, Orlenta, Purltun, Pastime, Back Bay, Beacon, flbawniut. Premier, Norfolk, Coinlque, Wlntbmp Hall, Williams' Ideal, Superb. Scenic Temple, Star, Hamilton, Howard, angle, Dor- chester, Boxbury and Imperial. Oh m bus MoDohald Is coming here with ber new show, but whether It will be at the Tremont or the Oolonlal baa not been decided. Springfield, Mass.—Court Square (D. 0. Oilman, mgr.) 'Tbe Blue Bird" week of April 28. Pou's (Gordon Wrlgbter, mgr.)—The stock company presents "Tbe dreybound" week of 28. "A Butterfly on tbe Wheel" next Bboaowat (Goldstein Bros., mgrs.)—This house opened 28, with a stock company. "Green Stockings" tbla week. "Madam X'' next. OiLHoaa (Grace If. Damou, mgr.)—Queens ot tbs Janlla de Paris 28 and week. Social Maid* next. Nsxtoif (J. I. Uoewer, mgr.)—Vaudeville and moving picture*. Plaia (Goldstein Bros., mgrs.)—Vaudeville and moving pictures. Buoo, Bdisonia. Gloss, Novbitt, Mutton, P4LAC* and SCBWiT, moving pictures. Noras.—A permit for Poll's new theatre was Issued last week. Tbe house Is to be situated on WorthImrton Street, near Main Street Blugllug Bros.' Circus will exhibit here June 20 There was a big advance sale for too opening ot th© new Broadway Theatre, 28 Roy rhllllps, a former member of the Poll's Summer stock company, returned to this city to play a part in "Tbe Greyhound," opening 28 A musical festival will be beld at tbe Auditorium May 9, 10. Milwaukee, Wis. — Davidson (Sherman Brown, mgr.) Mrs. Puke May 1-3. SncnrsT (Hiss Met* Miller, mgr.)—Tbe David- son Block Co. pre*eots "The Matt Kroo Home" week of April 28. "The Spendthrift" next. MAjbstio (J. A. Hlgler, mgr.)—Hill week ot 28: Taylor Granville, Laura Plerpont and com- pany, Gould and Aablyn, Mile. Lucille, Felix and Calm, Oonlln, Steele and Carr, Seeley and West, Apdawa animals, and the Klnetophoue. Sue (a A. Newton, mgr.)—"Tho areyuounil" week of 2T. "Pierre of tie Hills" n—t. Oats— (J. A. Whitehead, mgr.)—Wine. Woman and Song 27 and week. Parisian Beauties next. Girls From Missouri to follow. CbTBTAL (Wm. Gray, mgr.)—Bill week of 28: Plckert's seals, 8herman and McNaugtiton, Roger* and Wright, Katie Bmmett snd oompnny, snd Ned Wsybnm's Pony Ballet. steal ■ (Wm. luynor, nigr.)—Bill week of 27: 'Tbe Passenger Wreck,' 7 Bennett Ulster*, Joe Blrne*, Palace Quartet, and While's Ooroedy Olrcua. Jcnbau (J. B. Belcbert, mgr.)—After a short sojourn la road musical comedies, the Juneau Slock Oo. re-opened here 27, presenting "She Paid tbe Price" for tbe week. T*«sirolt, Mich,—Detroit (B. 0. Whitney, mgr.) Zlegfeld's Follle* week of April 28. GuaicK (B. H. Lawrence, mgr.)—Annie Bus- sell's English Comedy Oo. week of 28. Lvcsuu (E. D. Stair, mgr.)—Vaughan Olaser Company present* "Tbe Seven Sisters" week of 27. Trxru (J. H. Moore, mgr.)—Bill week of 28: Valerie Ber—re snd company, Jack Wilson Trio, Mr. snd Mrs. Frederick Voelker, Leo Otr- rlllo, Brlre and Oonne, Mile. Fluerette, Three Stsnleys, Will snd Kemp, tbe Edison talking pic- tures and tbe Mooreoscope. Bsoaowat (J. M, Wsrd, mgr.)—Bill week of 28: Navassar Ladles' Orchestra, Wlnscb and i'oore, Obsrles Bnrkbsrt snd company. Tyson and Brown, Grant Gardener, the Yamato Japs sod th* Wsrdscope. Miirs 5 (a W. Porter, mgr.)—Bill week of 28: Denied Poyater and company. Mast'* La Salle Dancer*. Llllsn Rove, and others. GATBTT (Wm. Boacbe. mgr.) —Bo** Rydell's London Belles week of 27. Arsxca (Drew A Campbell, mgrs.)—Zallah's Own Company week of 27. Follt (II. Shutt, mgr.)—The Pennant Wlnuers week of 27. Montreal, Con. — Ills Mijesty's (H. Q Brooks, mgr.) OousUuce Collier, In "Frisco Hal/' April 28 and week. Pbincus (H. O. Judgo, mgr.)—K. 11. Bottiem and Julia Marlowe 28 and week. "Uludle Wakes" BBB& oiipiisuh (Ow». Drlscolt, mgr.)—BUI for week of 28: Kaufman Troupe, Stuart Ilarues, Joe and Mae Burke, Bsbetto, tbe Peers, and Jo*. Jeffer- son snd company. The Orphenm Players will open their eugagemeut here with "Tho (lain- blcru," Monday, May S. Lillian Kcinule and Cbus. McKay will be seen In the lends. Pianuaii (II. 0. Judge, mgr.)—Vaudeville and moving picture*. Bill week of April is: Artaue, SosatU, Swan and Bombard, Hiioda and L'roiau- tun. dark and Verdi, and tbs Two Titers. a * ,— *.. < M i"' Gn>,f i n - •)—<l*y Burlesouers week of 28. Bowery Buxlesquej* next. Ottawa, Can.—Russell (l\ Gorman, mgr.) Henry Miller, in "Toe Balnbow," did good busl- HtU April 21, 23* Gbano (Born* Beed. mgr.)—Bom* Iteed Stock Co., lu "Motel Kirk,'' did 8, II. O. business 21 aud week. Dominion (J. F. Olahcy, mgr.)—'flit Dominion Stock Oo. opened here 28, in "The Commuters." Familt (K. 111. Flnlsy, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion picture*. Hamilton, Con,—flrand (A. B. Loudon, mgr.) "The Quaker Olrl" April 20. SO; Bobt. B Alsntell May 1-3, In "Ulebdtati." "Uaiutet," "The Merchant of Venice" and "Macbeth." "Seven Days" 0, "Alice In Wouilerland" (local) 8-10. «. m "2? <J, .*,°' *PPl»K». agr.)—Bill for week of 28: Wm. Ilawtry aud company. Clara Inge, Er- guttl and LlllpuUan*, lUwU aiitl Von Kaufman, Neater and Bergman, Brown and Newman, and Klnto. Memphis. Tenn.—Lyric (Den). M. Stain- back, mgr.) the attraction for the week of April 27 I* Obarley Urapewln. In "Botweeu Showers'" JB mnmn I (Max Fabtso, mgr.)—Bill week of 28: Muter Gabriel and company, Klmberly and JS& "Sr* B«udlx Players, Diinedlo Troupe, Ida ODsy, Bo** and BUI* and Ulklng moving pic- tures. * Foua MSJBMTIC*, AUKBtCAM, FniHclil*, Eciio, OlBkOLLTOW, PALAOa, QUBBN, OOLOMUL, ALAMO, Oku, BotAL, HUB—, UaraoroLiTiM, Jor, Sivov, Pram and Two Pistimss, moving pictures. Not*. —The Princes* TTieatre la presenting Klne- macolor picture*. rYnahvlllc, Tcnu,—Orphenm (Oeo. n. Ulck- man, mgr.) "alio Duke of Durham" week of April FinxcBsa' (Harry Sudekum, mgr.)—"The Dis- trict Leader" drew good business week of 21. Bmov (Geo. II. Hickman, mgr.)—This house closed a very successful season week of 21, with "BUly, tbe Kid." The house will reopen Labor OnrsTAL, Euts, Finn Arm, AuiAuaiA and Rax, moving picture*. . Davenport, la.—Bsrtlt (Obamberlln, Kindt A Co., mgrs.) Hugo B. Koch, In "Mates of the U. 8. A.," drew good bouses April 20. The Pabst aerman Theatre Oo. was tbe attraction 21, 22, AMkBiCiM (Oharles Berkell, mgr.)—Bill 21 and week Included: Wlllard's ''Temple of Music," Opra Simpson and company, Marentetta and Lewi*, Hheehan and Frederick Sliter*. Titos* Four Kids and tu* Amerlcsscone. OnuaaoM.—Harmonle Chorus Ooncert, with Herbert Miller, baritone soloist, 20. Nora*.—Zom Altendort 1'srk, under tbe man- agement of tbe Altendorf Una., and Suburtsn Islsod Park, run by the Trl-Clty Railway Corn- pony, will open soon. .New Haven, Conn.—Uyperloo (R. D. El- drldge, mgr.) "Offlcer 004" April 28-30, De Koven Opera Co. Msy 1-8. Pou's (Oliver 0. Edwsrds, mgr.)—Bill week of April 28: Trsvell* Bros., and diving seals, Oallagber snd Fields, Henry and Francis, Brad- •haw Brothers, Sampsel and Bellly, Goodrich. Moor* and Bias*; Llus Paatstr and Miller ami Mack. Nora—New Haven Lodge, No. 110, Theatrical Mechanical Association held a successful beneflt concert, 27, al Poll's Theatre. Biaarha—ton, H. V^-Storje (Fred Glllen. mgr.) vaudeville aod clotures. BUI for April 28-31: Lea Jougets, Moore end Clark, Londo's Models, Hawthorne and Burt .and picture*. Abhobt (0. Bheehan, mgr.) —Tbe Stewart Stock Oo. opened here 2T, with "Paid In Full." "Tbe Gamblers" week of War S, "Travelln* Salesman" week of 12, "The Deep Purple" and "Get-BIcb-Qolck "allUlgford" to foUtw. EYERS AKE-UP 103 W. 13th 8T. INEST Paint Manufactured b)' NtwYoRK Guaranteed b/ c haries. Mey6 r ' * ^fhepurefood*' Serial NmM» HALF POUND mmm mm 25c. 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