The New York Clipper (May 1913)

22 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. May 10 HERON C. BENNE CO. A \A/0 IM D E R F"U I- SONG "MELANCHOLY" THE PROFESSIONAL OFFICES are at 145 W. 45th ST., NEW YORK. You know the rest VICTOR \AfOOD, SVIgr., HARRY JElVTJEg, MISS AjfMA JACK, NOW WITH THIS HOUSE ROUTE LIST. Route. Intended for Tula Column Hait Reach Tula Office Not Later Than Saturday Before Day of Publication to Inaure Inaertlon. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL. Adams, Maude—Chas. Frobman's—Columbia. Sin Fran., Oal., .1 10. Han Joso 12, Oakland 18, 14, Sacramento IS, Marysvllle 10, Obico IT. Abom English Grand Opera—Pittsburgh May 5- SI. Aborn English Oram! Opera—Brooklyn, Indefinite. Abom English Grand Opers—Providence, Indefinite. A bora English Grand Opera—Wasblogton Ma/ 19- Judo 14. Angel ina-Gattlnl Opera—Century, New Tork, In- definite. _ „ "Alice In Wonderland"—Hamilton, Can., 8-10. "Alma, Wo Wofanat Dal"—Adolf Pbllipn's—KITty- seventb Street, New York, May 5-18. "Are You ■ Orookl"—n. H. France's—Longacre Theatre, New York, Indefinite. "Ariaooa''—Wn. A. llrady'a—Lyric, Kew York, Indefinite. Bates, Blanche—Obai. Frobmsn's — Youngstown, O., T, Akron 8, Lima 9, Toledo 10, Albany, N. Y., 12, Watertown 13, Ogdensurg 14, Brook- Tlllc, Out-, Can., IS, Kingston 10, Peterboro 17. Burke, Blllle—Ohai. Frobman'i—Bmplre, New York, S-24. Black Pattl Mualcal Comedy (It. Voelckel, mgr.) —Newark, N. J., 610. "Bachelor's Honeymoon, A" (Ollaon ft Brsdfield, mgrs.)—Searcy, Ark., 7, Joneaboro 9, Hector 10. "Bird of Paradise"—Boston 5-10. "Bought and Paid For"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd. London, Eng., Indefinite. "Bought and Paid For"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd. —Philadelphia, Indefinite. "EliEdness of Virtue"—•Boston, Indefinite. Carter, Mrs. Leslie—John Cort'a—Grand, Phlla., 510. Cohan, Geo. M.—Cohan A Harris'—Opera nouse, Chicago, Indefinite. Collier, Wm.—Lew Fields'—princess, Obicago, Indefinite. Oroue, Wm. H.—JMIlwaukee, Wis., 8-10. "County Sheriff. The"—Wee & Lambert's—Mone- . ton, Onn., 0, Amherst 12, Truro, N. 8., 14, Springfield Mines 10, New Glasgow 19. "Cow and the Moon"—Springfield, O.. 8-10. "Concert, The"—Milwaukee, Wis., 15-17. Drew, John—Cbas. Frobman's—Portland, Ore., 7. Taconta, Wash., 8, Victoria, B. O, Can., 9, Vancouver 10, Seattle, Wash., 12-16, Spokane De Korea Opera—Lawrence, Mass., 8, Spring- field 9, 10. . _ . „ "Damaged Goods"—Fulton, New York, B-10. Elllnge, Jullan-^Al. II. Woods'—G. 0. H., New York, B-10. _ . "Evcrywomn"— nenry W. Savage's—Omaha, Neb., 4.10, Denver, Ool.. 12-24. Foy, Eddie—Werba * Lueechcr's—San Jose, Cal.. 7, Sacramento 8, Oakland 0, 10, Sau Fran., 11- 24. "Five Prankforters, The" — Shubert'g — Thirty- ninth Street, *fow York. Indefinite. "Fine Feathers"—dl. 11. Fraiee's—Columbia, San Fran., Cal., Indefinite. George, Grace—Wm. A. Brady's—Playhouse, New York, Indefinite. "Oorernor's Lady, The"—David Belasco's—Wert End, New York, B-10. "Oelsfn, The"—Hamroersteln ft Shubert'a — Forty-forth Street, New York, Indefinite. 1 "Girl From Rector's"—Wm. Wamaber's (S. A. Mitchell, nyrr.)—Stoughton, Wis., 9, Edgertoo 10. Waukesha 11, Burlington 12, KIkboro 13, Broadhee.il 14, Ft. Atkinson 15, Columbus 10, portage 17. "Girl of the Mountains. The" (Wee A Lambert, mgrs.)—North Bay, Out., Can., 7, Cobalt 10, Orlllla 12, Lindsay 18, Peterboro 14, Bellerlllo 10. Kingston 17. "Garden of Allah, The"—Lteblcr Oo.'s—Scranton, Pa., 8-10. "Grey Hawk" (Prank nurst, mgr.)—Pittsburgh, Fa., 5-10, Toronto, Can., 12-17. Hatfield. Jolly Fannie—Reuovn, Pa., 5-10, Blooms- burg 12-Juno 17. Hlnimeletn's Associnto Players (Ira B. Bane, mgr.)—.Muncle, Ind., 6-24. Hllliard, Robert—Klaw A Krlangor's—Criterion. New York. Indefinite. Hitchcock, Raymond—Oohan A narrla'—Lo» An- geles, Cal.. 6-10, San Diego 11-13, Utversldo 14, Bodlands 15, San Bernardino 10, Santa Barbara Hackott, James K.—Altoona, Pa., 6-7. Hoffman, Gertrude— Messrs. Bhttbert's—Shubert's, Cincinnati, 4-10. Hsres, Lucy M„ and Players—Laurel, Neb., 7, Randolph 8-10. "Hlndle Wakes"—«hubert A Brady'B—Montreal, Can., 510. "Her First Dltotce"—Comedy, tt. Y., 6, Indefl- iJte. Irwin, May—Ucliler Oo.'s—Cohan, New York, in- definite. Winston, Margaret (E. J. Bowes, mgr.)—Pitts- burgh, 6-10, Cleveland 12-17. Juvenile Boatonlans—Kamloops, B. 0., Can., 7-10, Vancouver 12, 18, Westminster 14, Victoria 15, 10, Nanalmo 17. "lolanthe"—Shubert's—Casino. New York, 12-17. Kolb ft Dill—1,09 Angeles, Cal., Indefinite, "Little Boy Blue" — Hamilton, Ont., Can., 7, Kingston 8, Ottawa 0, 10, Montreal 12-17. "Louisiana Lou"—Boston 12, Indefinite. Miller. Henry—Erie, Pa„ 8, Uatthlson, Edith Wynne—Fine) Arts, Chicago, In- definite. Montgomery. Stone and Elsie Janls— Oobe, New York, Indefinite. Marks Bros. (It. W. Marks, mgr.)—Hamilton, Clan., Indefinite. UcQlnley, Bob and Era—Niagara, No. Dak., 7. 8, PeicTBburg 0, 10, Michigan City 12. IS. snacTJonald, CBiriatle—Colonial, Boston, 5, Indefi- nite. "Merry Widow. Tie"—Henry W. Savage's—Cal- nry. Alb., Can., 7, Edmonton 8-10, Saskatoon, Baa Sunk., 12, 18, Regina 14, Winning, Man., 1B-17. "Master Mind, The"—Werha ft Luoecber's—Har- ris', New York, Indefinite. •Mother"—National, Chicago. 4-10. "Madame Sherry"—Jersey CHty, N. J., 12-17. "Money Moon, The"—Powers', Chicago, indefinite. "Missouri Girl, The," Eastern (L, A. Edwards, mgr,)—Amherst, Wis,, 7, New London 8, Gil- left 0, Oconto Falls 10, Oconto 12, Sturgeon Bay 13, Algonla 14, Two Rivers 15, Plymouth "Missouri Girl, Tne" (Merle n. Norton, mgr.)— Tecuraaeh, Kan., 7, Seward 8, Syracuse 0, Hamburg, la,, 10. Oreston 11, Osceola 12, Oliorl- ton 18, Seymour IB, OentoTvIIle 10, Ottuuiwa 17. "Mutt and Jeff" (B. M. Garfield, mgr.)—Kctio- ara, Wis., 7, and close season. Xlblo-Oohan—Australia, Indefinite. Naalmova, Mme. — Ohas. Frobman'a — P.rondway, Denver, Ool., B-10, Oololo. Springs 12, Chey- enne, Wyo., 18, Salt Lake Olty. U., 1B-17. Olcott, Ohauncey (John E. Ilogarty, mgr.) Beattlc, Wash., 4-10, Spoksne 11, Missoula, Mont,, 12, Anaconda 13, Butte 14, Helena IB. Bllllnga 10. •Our Wives"—Detroit 6-10. "Obi Oh I Delpbtoe"—Klaw ft Erlanger's—Lon- don, Eng., indefinite. •'Officer 000," Baatern—Newark. N. J., B-10. "Old Homestead"—Boston. Mass,, 12, Indefinite Padden, Sarah—United Play Oo.'s, Inc.—Crown. Chicago, B-10. "Poor Little Rich Olfl, The"—Hudson, New York, Indefinite. "Prince of rilaen, Tne"—Henry W. Savage's— „ Winnipeg, (Jan.. B10. Minneapolis 12-17. 'I > lu4f*'^-"BhuI*fts'—Oulao, Now York, 5-10. "Purple Road, The"—Liberty, New York, In- definite. "Pawing Show of 1912, The"—Lyric. Phlla., 6, indefinite. Ring, Blanche—Illinois, Obicago, Indefinite. Rosk-Blabee (J. W. Bosk, mgr.)—Jefferson, Au- burn, N. Y.. Indefinite. Bussell, Annie—Hamilton. Can., 12, 13. "Romance"—Messrs. Sbuberta'— MsiIdo Elliott's, New York, Indefinite. "Rose Maid, The"—Lloyd Co.—Werba ft Lussefa- er's—BaUvla. N. Y., 7, Utlca 8, Watertown 9, Kingston, Ont., 10. Royal Chinese Military Band of Pekln (Hugo 11 res. A Blot, mgrs.)—Toklo, Japan, May 10-30, Honolulu. IT. I.. June 15-30. "Rose Maid, The" (B)—Werba ft Loosener's (Spe- cial)—New Britain, Conn., 7, Norwich 8, New London 9, Middletown 10, Norwich 12, Wlnsted 13, Great Barrlngton, Mass., 14, New Haven. Conn., 15-17. "Road to Happiness"—Detroit B-10. "Romance of the Underworld"—'Victoria, Chi- cago, 4-10, Orown, Chicago, 11-17. Servoss, Mary, ft Co.—Grand Rapids, Mich., In- definite. Stahl, Rose—Henry B. Harria'—Portland, Ore., 8-10, Tacoma, Wash.. 11, 12, Victoria, B. C, Can., 13, Vancouver 14, 15, BellJagham, Wash., 10, Everett 17. rJothern-Marlowe—Springfield, Mass., 7, Hartford, Ooon., 8-10, Shubert, Boston. 12-31. Scott, Cyril—Newark. N. J., 6-10. Sidney, George (A. W. Herman, mgr.)—Norfolk, Vs., 5-10. Pittsburgh 12-17. Stanton, Will (Norman Frledenwald. mgr.)— Rockford, III., 7. 'Sunshine Girl, The"—Ohas. Frobman's—Knick- erbocker, New York, Indefinite. "Snobs"—Walnut, Phlla., indefinite "Stumbling Block, The" (Oscar Graham, mgr.)— I'eabody, Kan., 7, Marian 8, Canton 9, Mc- rherson 10, Sallna 12, Solomon 13, Chapman 14, St. George 15, Manhattan 10. "Sunny South" (J. C. Rockwell, mgr.)—Bayne City, Mich., 7, Charlevoix 8, Elk Rapids 9, Bast Jordan 10, Mancellona 12, Grayling 13, Plnconnlng 14, Harrlsvllle 15, Alpena 10, Cut- away 17. Taylor, Laurette—Cort. New York, indefinite. Trentlnl, Emma— Arthur Hammersteln's—Shu- bert, Boston, 5-10. Thurston, Howard (Jack Jones, mgr.)—Lyceum, Paterson, N. J., 6-10, New National, New York, 11-24. Thomas Musical Comedy—Bath, Me., 6-10. "Tlk Tok Man of Oz"—Cort, San-Fran.. Cal., 5-10. "The Child" (Harrison Orey FiBke. mgr.)—Bos- ton B-IO. "Third Degree, The," Eastern,—Oneida, N. Y., 7, Fulton 8, Newark 0, Solus 10, Lyons 12, Penn Ysrt 18, Geneva 14, Oanandalgua 15, Batavla 16, Lockport 17. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"—Kihble ft Martin's (Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Minneapolis 4-10, St. Paul 11- 17. "Uncle Trim's Cabin" (F. Glbney, mgr.)—Burn- aide, III., 7, Bushnell 8, Cuba 9, Washington 10. Warfleld, David—David Belasco's—Baltimore 5- 10. Wsrner, H. B. (Maurice Campbell, mgr.)—Ly- ceum. New York, Indefinite. "Woman, The" — David Belasco's — Scrantou, Pa,. 7. "When Dreams Come True"—Philip Bartholoroae's —Garrlek, Chicago, indefinite. "Within the Law"—American Play Oo.'s, Inc.— Eltlrtge. New York, indefinite. "Within the Law"—American Play Oo.'s, Inc.—< Hartford, Coon., 7. "Whip, The"—Oomstock ft Gest's, Inc.—Manhat- tan, New York, indefinite. "Years of Discretion"—David Belasco's—Belaaco, New York, indefinite. "Yellow Jacket, The"—Harris A Selwyn's, Inc.— London, Itng.. Indefinite. "Yoke, The"—Imperial, Chicago, 4-10, National, Chicago, 1-17. STOCK AND MUSICAL COMEDIES. Permanent and Trnrelinaj. American Theatre Stock (James Wall, mgr.)— American, Phlla., Indefinite. Academy Stock (F. E. Henderson, mgr.)—Jersey City, N. J., indefinite. American 6tock (Carl G. Miilgen, mgr.)—Spo- kane. Wash., Indefinite. Academy of Music Stock—Wm. Fox's—Academy, New YJork, indefinite. Allen, Ullly, Musical Comedy—Norwich, Conn., 6-10. Alcaxar Stock—San Fran., Oal,, Indefinite. Arvlne Players—Lancaster, Pa., indefinite. Aubrey Stock, No. 1 (D. Otto Hltner, mgr.)— Huntington, W. Va., Indefinite. Academy Stock—Washington, D. O., Indefinite. Bishop Flayers (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oakland, Oal., Indefinite. Burns Slock (Paul Burns, mgr.)—National, Phlla., indefinite. Buhler, Richard, Stock—Columbus, O., Indefinite. Bunting, Emma, and Players—St. Joseph, Mo.. May 6-17. Barrett Players (J. R. Barrett, mgr.)—Luna, 0., Indefinite. Broadway 8toek—Bayonne, N. J., Indefinite, Baldwln-McOvllle Stock—Buffalo, indefinite. Big Eastern Stock—McAlester, Okla., 12-17. Boyer, Nancy, Stock—Jersey Olty, Indefinite. Bonitelle, Jessie Stock—Buffalo, N, Y., Indefi- nite. Broadway .Stock—Springfield, Mass., indefinite. Bryu, t- 5!"Jj. stock (Sam Bryant, mgr.)—Glen- wood, W. Va.. 5-7, Huntington 8-107 ■TCTaviffMOr <a, " e ' "^-O^ 1 ' <*g*ft PmL Oo.—Marysvllle, Oal.. 7, OravUls L'BLB? i?j D« n «nulr II, Weed 12. Yreka 18, Mnlford, Ore., 14, Grants Pass 15, Bugene Cornell-Price Players (Oomell ft Price, mgrs.)— Sturgls. Mich.. 5-10, Hastings 12-17. ' Oralg stock (John Oralg, mgr.)—Castle Square, Boston, Indefinite. Orescent Players—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, In- definite. Oolonlal Stock—Norfolk, Va., indefinite. Colonial Slock (Cortland Hopkins, mgr.)—Ohar- lottetown, P. ». I., indefinite. u * r, ' -VB,r- Oolonlal Slock (Ilolden ft Edwards, mgrs.)—In- dianapolis, Indefinite. Oolonlal Stock—Cleveland, Indefinite. Columbia Players—Washington, D. O., Indefinite. ° P. 8 , "."finite! 1 "'' 7 D ""' m * T ->- p '««»<«tf>. Dudley, Frank, and Associate Players—Galveston, Tex., Indefinite. Drama riayers (K. Weston, mgr.)—Lowell, Mss»„ Indefinite. Davidson Stock—Milwaukee, Indefinite. Dillon ft King Musical Comedy—Oakland, Oal., Indefinite. Clarke, Dells. Co.—Marysvllle, Oal., 7, OravUle ?• SSJ3S*J* Dnnsmulr 11, Weed 12, Yreka 1, Mulford, Ore., 14, Grants Pass IS, Eugene Demint} Stock—McAlester, 0Ha„ 1924. Empire Slock (Bergman ft Todd, mgrs.)—Lan- sing. Mich., indefinite. ""a i^lO* <L ' A ' K,r1 *' mgr - )— atlBBt Ferguson Bros.' Stock (A. B. ft A. 0. Ferguson, mgrs,)—Oklahoma. Okla., Indefinite. Frank. John E,, Stock (O. Ausklns, mgr.)—Su- perior, Wis., 6-July 29. Pl »'« * Ollpln Stock, No. 1—Kscanaba, Mich., IndeOnlte. Flalg ft Gilpin, No. 2—Memphis, Twin., lndett- 0l SEB H 6 !?? <N ' "Wasj mgr.)—Battle Oreelr, Mien., 4-10. »HHS« W*>—"* P- Keith's—Brooklyn. In- Qennlte, awSttoi£ k (W * & aMm •V.)-*Jitv»Uad. Gotham Stock — B. F. KeHa'a — Brooklyn, In definite. Oaraide Stock (J. S. Gaxslde, mgr.)—Paftaeab, Ky., lndeftnlte, Oayety Theatre Stock (Charles Ftanklyn, mgr.) — Hoboken, N. J Indefinite. Grand Open. House Stock (Loots Barr, mgr.)— BrookJjn, Indefinite. German Stock (Ludwlg Krelss, mgr.)—Milwaukee, Indefinite. "Gypsy Prince" Musical Comedy—Eddyvllle, la., 8, Buxton 9, Fairfield 10, Keokuk 11. Hayward, Grace (Geo. M. Gatts, mgr.)—Warrlcg- too, Chicago, Indefinite. Huntington, Wright, Stock —Terre Haute, Ind., S-10. □ayes, Lucy, ft Players (Lucy M. Hayes, mgr.) —Laurel, Neb., 7. Randolph 8-10. Hllunan's Ideal Stock (F. P. Hlllman, mgr.)— lola, Kan., Indefinite. Harrington Stock—Shawn*. Okla., Indefinite. HIjley-Harrington Stock—Mobile, Ala., indefinite. Hall Players—Lakemont Park, Altoona, Pa., In- definite. Rale, Jess, Stock—<3rand Rapids, Mich.. 6-10. Hatfield, Jolly Fannie—Renova, Pa., 5-10, Blooms- burg 12-17. Jacobs' Stock (Geo. W. Jacobs, mgr.)—Newark, N. J., Indefinite. ^ Jefferson Theatre (Jollits Oahn, mgr.)—Portland, Me., Indefinite. Juneau Stock (J. H. Ret cheat, mgr.)—Milwaukee, Indefinite. ■•-»•/ s Kelly, Wm. J a Stock (Bd. Kellf. tngr.) — Salt Lake City, it., Indefinite. KUmt ft Gacxolo Stock—Baltimore, Indefinite. Koracs Stock (Bdw. A. Kovacs, mgr.) — Perth Amboy, N. J., Indefinite. Keyes' Stock (O. A. Keyes, mgr.)—Clarksburg, W. Vs., indefinite. Knickerbocker Stock (Bugene J. Murphy, mgr.) —Terre Haute. Ind., Indefinite. Bollard Stock (Ralph Kellerd, mgr.)—Syracuse, N. Y., indefinite. Lytell-Vaughan Stock—Albany, N. Y., Indefinite. Lang, Eva. ft Players (O. D. Woodward, mgr.)— Omaha, Neb., indefinite. Lorch Stock (Theodore Lorch, mgr.)—Passaic, N. J., Indefinite. Lyceum Stock (Fox ft King, mgrs.)—Ogden, U., Indefinite. Lynn Stock (Jsck Lynn, mgr.) — Wlllhnantle, Oonn.. B-10, Plymouth 12-17. Lucille Laverne Stock—Richmond, Va., indefinite. Long Stock (Frank E. Long, mgr.)—Hancock, Mich., B-10, Ironwood 12-17. Lonergan Stock—Lowell, Mass. Indefinite. Lewis Stock (O. B. Lewis, mgr.)— N. Yakhni, Wash., indefinite. Mslley A Dennlson Stock—Lawrence, Mass., in- definite. Manchester Players — Fine Arts, Chicago, indefi- nite. Morrison Stock (Lindsay Morrison, mgr.) Lynn, Mass., Indefinite. Morosco Stock (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—Los Angeles, Cal., Indefinite. Mayer Stock—Orpheum, Haverhill, Mass., indefi- nite. Majestic Stock—Topoka, Kan., indefinite. Maher Stock (Phil Maher, mgr.)—Bath, N. Y., 5-10. North Bros.' Stock (Frank O. North, mgr.)—Fort Worth, Tex., indefinite. National Stock—Phlla., Indefinite. National Stock—Washington, D. O., Indefinite. Opera House Stock (Reed ft Labriskle, mgrs.)— Paterson, N. J., Indefinite. Orpheum Players (Frank Williams, mgr.)— Phlla., Pa., Indefinite. Oliver Stock (Otis Oliver, mgr.)—Rockford, 111., Indefinite. Payton, Joe, Stock—Newark. N. J., 12. Indefi- nite. Prttohard's Select Players — Orpheum, Hancock, Mich., indefinite. Poll Stock—Springfield, Mass., Indefinite. Poll Stock—Hartford, Conn., Indefinite. Payton, Corse Stock (M. S. Schleslnger, mgr.)— Newark. N. J., Indefinite. reruehl-Gypiene Stock (A Pernchl, mgr.)— Hem Orleans. Indefinite, Prlngle, Delta, and Stock (O. E. Van Anken, mgr.)—Moose Jaw, Sask., Can., Indefinite. Poll Players (Jas. Thatcher, mgr.)—Washington, D. O., Indefinite. Princess Players (0. L. Richards, mgr.)—Taoo- ma.. Wash,, Indefinite. Princess Stock (Elbert ft Getche'J, mgrs.)—Dei Moines, la., indefinite. Poll Stock—Scranton, Pa., indefinite Reynolds ft Ross Players (Billy Ross, mgr.)— Salt Lake Oily, U.. Indefinite. Reed, Roma—Ottawa, Can., indefinite. Reynolds ft Ross Players (Billy Boss, mgr.)— Salt Lake City. U., indefinite. Rentfrow Stock—Texas City, Tex., Indefinite. Baxe Stock (O. A. Newton, mgr.)—Milwaukee, Indefinite. Bpooner, Cecil, and Stock (Louts J. Fosse, mgr.) —Bronx, New York, indefinite. St. Clair Stock (Harry St. Clair, mgr.)—Bran- don, Man., Can. indefinite. Sayles, Francis, Players (F. H. Sayles, mgr.)— Richmond, Ind., indefinite. Stanley Stock—London, Ont., Can,, indefinite. 8 tan ton's Musical Comedy (Jaa. Stanton, mgr.)— Denver, Ool., Indefinite.' Spoooer, F. E., Stock—San Angelo, Tex., indefi- nite. Temple Stock—Hamilton, Can., 12, indefinite. Temple Theatre Stock (F. Falkner, mgr. den, N. J., Indefinite. Thomas' Musical Comedy—Bath, Me., 5-10. Vaughan-Olaser Stock—Detroit. 4-10. Yan Dyke ft Eaton Stock (F. ft O. Mack, mgrs.)— Des Moines, la., Indefinite. Winnlnger Players (J. D. Wlnninger, mgr.)—. Wausau, Wis., 6-31. Wolfe Stock (J. A Wolfe, mgr.)—Wichita, Kan., indefinite. Warburtoa Stock (Carl W. Hunt, mgr.)— Yonkers, N. Y., Indefinite. Westchester Stock (SUInacfa-Harda, mgrs.)—Mt. Vernon. N. Y., Indefinite. Wletlng Stock—Syracuse. N. Y., Indefinite. . Young-Adams Stock (H. Wilmot Young, mgr.)— Halifax, N. 8., Oan., Indefinite. COMPANIES IN TABLOID FLAYS. American Players (Vln Richmond, mgr.)—Cincin- nati, O.. B-10. OhtHlcothe 12-17. "Little Miss-Mix Up" — Miles, Detroit, 6-10, Hamlin. Chicago. 12-17. „. _., Perry A Bdwards r Musical Oomedy—Niagara Falls, N. Y., 6-10, St. Oatherlna. Ont., Can., 12-17. vaudeville: shows. Todd, Wm.—Albemarle, N. 0., 6-10. Tanguay, Kva—Jersey City. N. J., 6-10, Wllla. Mrs. John B.—Tonawanda. N. Y., 1, Owego 8-10. Williams, Lea — Johnncnsbur; 5-7, Kane 8-10, rVsjrrv 19.17 WHEEL niHLESQl'E SHOWS. • Empire—Western. Bohemians (At. Labia, mgr.) —•Bmplre, Newark, B-10. Dandy Girls (Ohas. F. Cromwell, mgr.)—Avenue, Detroit. 4-10. People's, New York, 12-17. Follies of the Day (Jack McNamara, mgr.)—Bm- plre. Chicago, 4-10. Oirls From Missouri (Louts Talbot, mgr.)—Gaiety, Minneapolis. 4-10. Girls From Reno (James Madtaoo, mgr.)—Em- pire. Bkln., B-10, Casino 12-17. His* Life in Burlesque (Ohas. Folks, mgr.)— Grand Opera House, Boston,5-10. Jardln do Paris Girls (Morris Walnatock, mgr.)— Milwaukee, Wis., 4-10, Cleveland 12-17. Merry Maldena (Bdw. Schaefer, mgr.)— Bronx, New York, 5-10. MontB Carlo Girls (Tom Sullivan, mgr.)—Peo- ple's. New York. 6-10. Orientals (G. Dagg. mgr.)—Star, Toronto, Can., 6-10. Pace Makers (R. R. Pat ton. mgr.)—Bmplre, Bkln., 6-10, Empire, Newark, 12-17. Stars of Stage!and (Wm. Dunn, mgr.) —Bmplre, Newark, 5-10, Toronto 12-July 1. Watson's Burlesque™ (Dan Guggeoheimer, mgr.) —Folly. Chicago, 610, Avenue, Detroit, 12-17. ' Colombia—Eastern. Al. Beeves' Beauty Show (W. M. Leslie, mgr.)— Gayety, Kansas City, 6-10. American Beauties (Dave Goran, mgr.)—Gaiety, Pittsburgh, 5-10. Behman Show (Jack Singer, mgr.)—Gayety, De- troit, May 4, Indefinite for Summer run. Bon Tons (Frank McAller, mgr.)—Casino, Bos- ton. 6-10. Bonney Buriesquers (Geo. H. Harris, mgr.)— Montreal, Can., 6-10. Gaiety, Boston, 12-17. Columbia Buriesquers (Bob Simons, mgr-)—Corin- thian, Rochester. 5-10. Cracker Jacks (Harry Leonl, mgr.) — Colombia, New York. 6-10. Dreamland Buriesquers (B. Travers, mgr.)—Star, Brooklyn, 5-10. Gay Masqueraders (Moe Messing, mgr.)—Park, Bridgeport, Oonn., 8-10, Casino, Boston, 12-17. Ginger Orris (Manny Rosenthtal, mgr.)—Murray HIU. New York. 6-10. Girls From the Greet White Way (Dave Gordon, mgr.)—Gaiety, Washington, 5-10. Hustings' Show (Harry Hastings, mgr.)—Gaiety, Baltimore. 5-10. Love Makers (Ira A Miller, mgr.)—Colombia, Chicago, 5-10, Star and Garter, Chicago, 12-17. Merry -Go-Rounders (Leffler-Bratton Co., mgrs.)— Lay off 6-10, Columbia, Chicago, 12-17. Mollis Williams' (Phil Isaacs, mgr.)—Oaslcs, Phlla.. 5-10. Queens of Paris (Joseph Howard, mgr.)—Gayety, Brooklyn, 5-10. Boae Sydell's London Belles (W. 8. Campbell, mgr.)—Gaiety, Toronto. 5-10. Close. Star and Garter Show (Frank Weisberg, mgr.)— Bmplre, Cleveland, 5-10. Taxi Girls (Louis Hurtlg, mgr.)—Gaiety, Boston, 6-10. Trocaderos (Frank Pierce, mgr.)—Star and Garter, Chicago, 5-10. < Welch's Buriesquers (Jacob Llebennan, mgr.)— Olympic, New York. 5-10. Close. World of Pleasure (Louis Epstein, mgr.)—Syra- cuse 5-7, Utlca 8-10. MINSTRELS. Evans, Geo.—Boston 5-10. Georgia Troubadours (Wm. McOabe, mgr.)—Isa- bel, Kan., 7, Pretty Prairie 8. Goddard 9, Pratt 10, Langdon 12, 13, Sylvia 14, 15, Mackeville 10, Belpre 17. Mississippi Minstrels (Oorweel-Nye, mgrs.)—Char- lottesville, Vs., 7. Primrose & Docksteder'a (Earl Burgess, mgr.)— Trenton, N. J., 7. BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS. CavaUo Band—Potest Park, St Louis, Indefinite. Rotfe'a Band—Woodslde Park. Pbila^, indefinite. Wootiln, Bertha. Orchestra (Forney W. dement, mgr.)—Dodge Olty, Kan., 7, La Junta, Colo., 8, Baton, N. Mex., 9, Los Vegas 10, Flagstaff, Arls., 12, Los Angeles, Cal.. 14, 15. CIRCUSES. Barnum ft Bailey—Pittsburgh. Pa.. 7, 8. Barnes, Al. G.—Seattle, Wash., 7, Ole Blum 8, Ellenaburg 9, No. Yakima 10. Buffalo Bill-Pawnee Bill—New York 5-10, Newark, N. J., 13. 101 Ranch Wild West—Baltimore 7, 8, Wilming- ton, Del., 9, Reading, Pa., 10. Dowule A Wheeler—Soroervllle, N. J., 7, Dover 8, Morrlstown 9, Summit 10. Port Chester, N. Y., 12. So. Norwalk, Conn., 13, MUfoM 14. Gentry Bros.—'Nashville, Tenn., 7, 8, Hopkinsvllle, Ky., 9. Bowling Green 10, Louisville 12-17. Honest BUI—Seneca, Mo., 7, Wyandotte, Okla., 8, Folrland 9, Afton 10. Hagenbeck-Wallace — Unlontown, Pa., 7, Fair- mont, W. Va., 8, OonnellsvlUe, Pa., 9, Greens- burg 10, Johnstown 12, Altoona 13. Huntingdon 14, Lewlstown 15, Carlisle 16, Ohsmbersbarg 17. Oklahoma Ranch Wild West—Arlington ft Beck- msnn's—Mt. Vernon, N. Y., 7, New Rochelle 8, Portcbester 9, So. Norwalk, Conn., 10, Ringllng Bros." — Phllsdelphla 6-10, Atlantic Olty, N. J., 12, Camden 13. Newark 14, Jersey Oily 15, Paterson 10, Middletown 17. Rents Bros.—Theasalon, Pa., 7, E. Pittsburgh 8, aaridge 9. Scottdale 10. Bobbins, Frank A St. Charles, Mb., 7, Mont- gomery 8, Columbia 9, Salisbury 10. Sautelle, Slg:—Little Falls, N. Y., 7, Glovers- vine 8, Amsterdam 9, Schenectady 10. Son Bros.'—Salt Lick, Ky., 7, Morehcad 8, Ollvo Hill 9, Grayson 10. Silver Family Show—Sheridan, Mich., 12. Sidney 18, Stanton 14, American 15, Lake View 16, Howard City 17. Young Buffalo Wild West—Urbano, O., 7, Flndlay 8, Sandusky 9, Lorain 10, New Phlla.. 12, Washington, Pa., 13, Bust Liberty 16, Tsren- tum 10, Indiana 17, FILM SHOWS. Atop of the World in Moving Pictures—Beverly B. Dobbs' (Joseph Oonoly, mgr.) —Oarnegle Hall, New York, Indefinite. Atop of the World in Moving Pictures—Beverly B. Dobbs' (Joseph Oonoly, mgr.)—.London, Eng., Indefinite. Atop of tne World In Moving Pictur es . B everly B. Dobbs' (Joseph Oonoly, mgr.) — Portland, Ore., Indefinite. Atop of the World In Moving Pictures—Beverly B. Dobbs* (Joseph Oonoly, mgr.) — Honolulu, H. I., Indefinite. Atop of the World la Moving Pictures—Beverly B. Dobbs* (Joseph Oonoly, mgr.)—Sydney, N. "Barbarous Mexico"—JanesvUle. Wis., 7, Madi- son 8, 9, Watertown 10, 11, Sheboygan 12, 13, Fond du Lac 14, 16, Appleton 16, 17, Balkan War and Panama Canal. In Kloemscolor Moving Pictures^—Carnegie Lyceum, New York, indefinite. Balkan War and Panama Canal, in Klnemacolor Moving Pictures—T««nont Temple, Boston, in- definite. ''Quo Vodls?"—Klclne-Olnes Co. — Aster, New York, 5, indefinite. "Quo Vadls?"—Klelne-CInea Oo.—McVlcket's, Chicago. Indefinite. Thompson's Moving Pictures — Leaf River. 111.. 7, Ghana 8, 8, Lee 10-18. CARNIVALS. Adams' Greater Exposition Shows—Fredericks- burg, Vs., 5-10, Martlnsbnrg, W. Va., 12-17. Barkoot. K. Q.— Washington. I). 0., 5-10. Brundsce, L. W„ Shows—PItuburg, Kan., B-10. Olifton-Kelley Snows—Henderson, Ky.. B-10. Vln- crones, Ind., 12-17. ~ Congress of All Nations Amusement Oo.—So Shsron, Pa., 10-17. — — Corey Bros.'—Sumner, la., 8-10. Copping Shows—Apollo, Pa., B-10, Blalrsvllle 12- 17. Great Empire Shows—Wheeling. W. Va.. B-10. Greater Rutherford Shows—Waynesburg, Pa., B- Great Sutton Shows—Marseilles, III., 5-io. Great Northwestern Shows—Toledo, O., 5-10. De- troit, Mich.. 12-17. ^^ Great Southern—Bristol, Tenn., 5-10, Best Bad- Hopkins Greater Shows—Knoxvllle, Tenn., 6-10. Kennedy, Con. T.. Shows—Mitchell, So. Dak.. 5- 10. Sioux Falls 1217. Litr.eiohn United Shows—Lancaster, Kt„ b-10, Richmond 12-17. Miller, A. B., Shows—Decatur, III., B-10. Bice ft Dore's Water Carnival (Harry Date, mgr.) —Palestine, Tex^, 5-10, Tyler 12-17. Biceft Waters'—Keystone, W. Va., 8-10, Blue- st. Louis Amusement Co.—Analachla. To,, HO. Wortham ft Allen's—Decatur, IB., 6-10. Whitney Shows—Gurdan, Ark., 6-10. MISCELLANEOUS. Abbott, Annie. Co. (Hugo Bros, ft Blel, mgrs.)— Calcutta, IndU, April 2140, Bombay May 1-30. Fasola, Great (Hugo Bros, ft Felix Bled, mgrs.)— Vienna, Austria, May 15, Budapest, Hungary, Johnson. J. Burt ft Oo. (J. Brut Johnson, mgr.) —Glenbeulah, Wis., 7, 8, Cascade 0, Sheyboy- gan Falls 10. Manhattan Gaiety Girls Burlesque—Belolt, Wis,, 8, Janeevllle 9. Powers' Hypnotic Oomedy (Frank J. Powers, mgr.)—De Land. Fla., 7, 8, GainesylUi 9, 10. Jacksonville 12-17. Bicton—McOomb. O.. 5-10, Leipsic 12-17. Wang Toy Son Oo. (Hugo Bros, ft Blel. mgrs.)— Johannesburg, Bo. Africa, 1-6, Durban 18-SQ. OUT OF TOWH HEWS Newark, It. J.—Newark (Geo. W. Bobbins. tngr.) for the final week of the regular season beginning May 6, "Officer 660," witb Oeorgs Nssta and Edatard Abeles. The Payton Musical and Oomedy Op-, under the management of Jos Payton. will begin s Summer engagement hers 12, with Stella Tracer, Henrietta Lee, Lucille Gardner. Ethel Russell, Word De Wolf, Law- rence Knapp, Fred Freer. Ohas, Morrison and Herbert Boske Is the cast. r Tbe Circus Girl" will be the opening piece-. Prices will, be 10, 20, 80 and BO cents. ' • ■ ' • Skcbsst (Lee Ottolengnj, mgr.)—Oyrli Scott week of 6, in "The Man Who .pound the Way." This theatre will close for the season 10. Pxootos's (B. 0. Stuart, mgr.)—Bill week of B: "The Blackbirds," with Jean Murdock and W. L. Gibson; Ed. Wynn and players, Leltsel Slaters, Stuart and Keeley and Tom McNamara. OapKmar (M. S. Scbleatnger, mgr.)—The Corse Payton Stock Oo., In "Sapbo,".week of 5. "The Great Divide" next. Jacoss' (Geo. W. Jacobs, mgr.)—Black Pattl Co. week of 5. A B. Boyd has leased this house. and will put on pictures for the Summer. A mirror screen and Kimball organ will be In- stalled, snd the house re-named the Family. Gitbti (Leon Evans, mgr.)—This house closed for the season, 3, and probably for good as a burlesque house. Alterations were started, 9, to remodel It Into a modern picture house. Eufub (Frank Abbott, mgr.)—The Bohemian Buriesquers week of 5, with Andy Gsrdener, Ida Nlcolai, Hugbey Bernard, Sam Green, Sylvia Brody and Flossie Gaylor. The Star Ballplayer has been installed at this bouse ss an added at- traction. It showB all bits, runs and plays made in games plsyed by the Newark ball dab of the International League. The Pace Makers next week. WisHUfOToie (O. R. Neu, mgr.)—Bill 5-7: American Oomedy Four, Dorothy De Shelle and company, Three Madcaps, Anna Suits and Chas. Keating. For 10-12, Jessie Courtney and com- pany is featured. Ltbio (R. 0. iltuart, mgr.)—Bin 5-7: Qua Bchult, Bettlna Bruce and company, Mullane and Kdson, Ray and Irving, Clifford Hippie and com- pany, and Jack Oorelll and company. For 8-10: Byron and Lurch, Hilly and Edith Adams, Jack McAullffe. "A Daughter of Italy,". "Court of Girls" and Harry Thriller. Nona.—Buffalo Bill Wild West allows hers IS Ringllng Bros.' Circus 14. ■ Jersey City, N. J.—Majestic (F. E, Ben. derecn, mgr.) Eva Tanguay and her rauaevltl* company week of May 6, with dally matinee. "Madame Sberry" 12 and week. Ac-ioncr (F. E. Henderson, mgr.)—"Broad- way After Dark," by the Academy Stock, week of 5. "St. Elmo" next Oephscm (Tbos. Sheeley, mgr.)—Tto usual big variety bill week of B. Monticsllo (W. D. Bppstelo, mgr.)—Vaude- ville and motion pictures. Bon Ton (Ed. U. Cadngan, mgr.)—Variety, moving pictures and '" ■ " r' i"D* d |r BaoADWiv, Bayonne (B. A. Schiller, mgr.)— "Girls," by the Broadway Stock. B and week. Oram Hods. (Felber ft Shea, mgrs.)—The Nsncy Boyer Stock is In its third week here LTCauyaf (Bert D. Howard, mgr.)—Variety, moving -pictures and songs. Notbs. —At Columbia Hall, April SO. the Jack Morrlsey Stock Company presented "The Land of the Midnight Sun'' The Pslrvtsw, Hod- son snd Log Cabin alrdomes, opened for tne Sum- mer, 6. Hoboken. N. J.—Gayety (Ohas. Franklya. mgr.) '"The Country Boy," by the Oayety Stock, week of May 6. "Her Son" next week. Ltbio (O. S. Rlggs, mgr.)—Variety, moving pic- tures and songs. Hudson, Union Hill. —This house closed the variety season 3, and opened 5 with "The Oonn- j try Boy." Notbs.— A. O. Abbott, manager of the Empire, la now located at the Mozart Theatre, Klmlra, N. Y '..Blllle Chaise Is at her home resting, after a very wet season In Ohio. She. will open ha a new musical comedy at the Knickerbocker, New York, In August. Lo. Anareles, Cal. —■ Auditorium (L. E. Behymer, mgr.) Eugene Ysaye Mar 0-10. BrsrANK (Oliver Morosco mgr.) —. •fJst-Bleh. Quick Waltlngford" was the attraction week of April 28. Eacrasss (Dean Wtrley, mgr.)—Bill 28 and week Included: Pattee's Diving Girls, Nell Mc- Klnley, Barns, Armstrong and Fallen, Mr, snd Mrs. Ward Oaulneld, Paddock and Paddock, and pictures. ■ - • Obphbuk (Clarence Drown, mgr.)—BUI for May 5 and week: Daisy Jerome, Harry Leigh ton, Charles F. Samon, Abbott and Curtis, Paul San- dor, Cbas. Kellogg and company, and "An Open- ing Night." .--» •" • Pantaobs' (Tart Walker, mgr.)—BUI April 28 and week Included: Williams snd Tucker, Four Provosts. Ed. Gray, Lloyd and Block, Leonard and Drake, WUIls Hale and Brother, and pictures. OnfTURT (Loewen Bros., mgrs.)—"BTeinx and Brady at the Races" was the attraction week of Ma?B8tio (Oliver Morosco. mgr.)—Lew Fields' Ail-Star "Hanky Panky" Oo la booked for an early date. Monosoo (Oliver Morosco. mgr.)— Pot May 5 and week, "The Path of Glory/' Mission Plat Houss (John Steven McOroarty, mgr.)—"The Mission Play," Indefinite. OLrHB'g Fifth Stbebt.— Motion pictures, Clcns's Bboaowat. —Motion pictures. Notss.— Daisy Jerome, an English eoroedlenns Is the headline attraction at the Orpheum this week Christine Nellsen, the prims donna, who was with the Hsrtman forces a few seasons ago, will make her first appearance In Los An- geles in several seasons with Lew Fields' "Hanky Panky," at tho Majestic "Within the Law," Including Jane Cowl, Is booked at the Msjestlc in August. i Baltimore, Md.—Ford's (Ohu. E. Ford, mgr.) David Wat-field, In "The Return of Peter Grimm," Msy 6 and week. Abom English Grand Opera Co. next week. AOAoaiiT (Tunis Dean mgi.)—"Dlvorcons" 5 and week. House will close 10. • AcotTOBiTjK (Frank McDrlde. mgr.) — Ospt. Scott's motion pictures 5 and week. House wiU be closed week of 12. Mast-land (Fred Slianberger, mgr.)—BUI week of B: Chip and Marble, Phil Staats, Qallatsher and Fields, Eva Shirley, Avon Comedy Four, "Silvers," War.vn and Oonley, Nip and Tuck, and Oartmell and Harris, _ Qatbtt (Wm. Ballam*. mgr.)—Hastings' Show S and week. Ginger Girls next. Viotosia (Chas. E. Lewis, mgr.)—BUI week of 5: Fred 8anfOTd. Nichols and Croix Sisters, Walker snd III, and Blanche Lb tell. _ Nbw (Geo. Schnlder. mgr.)—BUI week of 6: Spokany, Mason and Du Tlel, E. O, Jordan and company, the LueUsrs, 804 SwtA and Q'Diy.