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22 THE 2STEW YORK CLIPPER. May 24 CLEVER PARODIES CATCHY On "Row, Row, Bow," "When I Lost Yon," "All Alone" A dollar In an envelope wlH fotcli til ttiree. We will contract to write exclusive parodies on any song desired. WRITERS* PUBLISHING LEAGUE, Inc„ Bhnbort BlrJg, 1416 B'way, NY. ROUTE LIST DRAMATIC g MUSICAL Roi(m Intended for This Column Moil Bench This Office Not Liter Than -Sntnrday Before Da? of Pnbllcntlon to Insure Insertion. Ads-ms, Maude—Oluis. Froliman's—Salem. Ore., 21, Portland 32-24, Tacomt, With., 20, 27, Victoria, B. C. Can.. 28, Vancouver 20-31. Aborn English Grand Opera—•Brooklyn, N. Y., In- definite. Atom English Grand Opera—■Pittsburgh 19-31- Aboru English Orand Opera—Washington ltf-Juno 24. . Abom English Grand Opera—Baltimore 18, Inrtefl. nlte. "All Aboard"—Lew Fields'— Weber A Field*', June 2, Indefinite. "Arlscni"—■ Lyric. New York, Indefinite. Bare*. Blanche — Ohaa. Frohman'a — Calumet, Mich., 21, Hancock 22, Isbpemlng 23. Superior, Wl*., 24, Dtdutb, Minn., 20. Orookslon. Minn., 27, Orand Forks, No. Dak., 28, Winnipeg, Can., 28-31. Burke, Blllle —Chia. Frohman'a—Empire, New York, 19-June 7. ■lack Patti Musical Comedy III. Voelckel, mgr.) —O. 0. H., New York, 10-24. "Bought and Paid For"—Win. A, Brady's, Ltd. —London, Eng., Indefinite. "Boujht and Paid For"—Wm. A. Brady's, Ltd. —tPblladeliifala. Indeflnlte. "Blindness ot Vlnue"—Boaton, Indeflnlte. Carter, Mrs. Leille — John Cort's—Prospect, Bronx. New York, 18, Indeflnlte. Clarke. Delia, Co.—Salem, Ore, 21, Aatorla 22, Elraa, Waah., 24, Aberdeen 25, Olympla 26, Centralis 27. Victoria, B. 0„ Can., 28, West- mliiiter 29, Vancouver 81. Cnrleton Blatera Co. (Vsrney ft Montgomery, arsrrt.)—Blwood, Ind., 18-24, Crawfordsvllle 2731. Ooban, Geo, H.—Oohsn A Harris'—Chicago, 10- 24. Cblller, Wtn.—Lew Fields'—Chicago, Indeflnlte. "County Sheriff, The" (Wee A Lambert, nigra.) 8ydwr Mines, N. 8., 22. Sydney 24, Halifax 28, 2T, Kentvllle SO. "Casey's Visit" (Al. Marti, mgr.)—Guildhall, Vt., Mar 29, needier Falls :I0, Hawycrvllle 31. "Concert. The"—Da rid Bclaaco's—Weat End, Men York, 19-24. "Cowboy's Girl, A" (John E. Frank, mgr.)— Springfield,. Bo. Dak., 21. Parkston 23, Alex- andria 24, Sioux Falls 25, Blkpolnt 20, Sioux Cltr, la., 27-J une 1. Drew, John—Ohaa. Froliman's—Butte, Mont., 21, Billings 22, Orand Forks, No. Dak., 24. Win- nipeg, Can., 20-28, Orookston, Minn., 29, Duluth 80, 81. "Damaged Goods"—Fulton, New York, 19-24. "Ercrywoman" — Henry W. Savage's—Denver, Col., 19-24, Halt Lake City, U„ 25-31. Foy, Eddie—Werba & Lucscher's— Ban Fran., Cal., 19-24, Medford, Ore., 20, Eugene 27, 8a- lem 28, Portland 29-81, "Girl From Hector's, The"—Wm. Wamaher's (8. A. Mitchell, mgr.) —New London, Wis., 21, Kaukannn 22, Chilton 23, Two Blvers 24, Mani- towoc 25. "Girl of tbe Mountains, The" (Wee A Lambert, nigra. I—Carletou Place, Oat., Can., 22, Brock- vllle 24. "Gentleman from 219, The"—Shuberts'—Tretnott, Boston, 19, Indefinite. "Grey Hawk" (Frank Hunt, rugr.)—Chicago 25- June 21. "dirt From, Broadway"—Alton A Stoddard's (A. P. Donald, mgr.)—Ashland, O., 1D-21. Hlmmeleln Associate Flayers—Muncle, led., 10- 34. HohTmann, Gcrtrnde—Toronto, Can. 20.31. Billiard, liobt.—Klsw A Erlanger'a—Criterion, New York, Indeflnlte. Baawell, Percy—Toronto, Can.. 20-81. Hitchcock, Raymond—Cohan A Harrla'—Stockton, Oil., 21, 22, Ban Jose 23, 24, Ban Fran. 25- June 8. Hatfield. Jolly Fannie—Uloomsburg, Fa., IB-Jons fi Balnes-GreenOeld Co.—Mansion, Wis., 22-28, Grand Rsplds Juno 1-15. "Hanky I'suky"—Lo» Angeles, Cal., IB, Indefi- nite, Bodge, Wm., Montreal, Can., 18-24. Mlngton, Margaret (B>. J. Bowes, mgr.)— Yotuiga- town, O., 21, Mead vllle, Pa., S3 Oil Oltv 23, Warren 24, Olean, N. Y., 20, Howell 2T, Elmlr* ■8, Ithaca 28. Bcranton, Pa., 80. Easton 31. "tolanthe*'—Oaslno. New York. 18, Indefinite. Juvenllo Boitonlans (B. Lang, mgr.)—Prince Ru- pert, B. a, Can., 21-28. "lioulsanla Lon"—Boston, indeflnlte. HacDonald, Christie—Colonial, Boston, Indefinite. ssSW Bros. IB. W. Marks, nigra.)—Hamilton. Oan„ indeflnlte. Marks, Tom, Co,—Nortb Bay, Out., Can., 20-31. "Merry Widow, The"—Henry W. Savage's—.Min- neapolis, Minn,, IB-24. "Muter Mind, The"—Werba 4 Luescber's— Harris, New York, Indefinite. "Mother"—Imperial, Chicago, 18-24. "Money Moon' 1 —Powers' Chicago, 18, indefinite. "Mutt and Jen"'—Qua Hill's—Now Baveo, Conn., flwafford's Pavilion Theatre—Newport, N. H., 20-81. "Sunshine Olr), The"—Ohaa. Frohman'i—Knick- erbocker, New York, 19, indefinite. "Stumbling Block, Tbe" (Oscar Graham, mgr.)— Belolt, Wis., 21, Oawker City 22, Jamestown 28, "Sunny South" (J. O. Rockwlll. mgr.)—Boo, Ont.. Can., 21, Tbessalon 22, Blind River 23, Matsey 24, Webwood 20, Sturgeon Falls 27, Pembroke 28, BJganvUle 20, Benfrew 80, Al- menlta 31, season ends. Taylor. Lanrette—Oliver Morosco's—Oort, New York, 18, indeflnlte. Thurston, Howard (Jack Jones, mgr.)—New Na- tional, New York, 19-24. "Third Degree. The"—Toronto. Can., 19-24. "Third Degree," Eastern—United Play Oo.'s, Inc.—Salamanca, N. Y., 21, Dunkirk 22. "Ttk-Tok Man of Ot"—Opera House. Oulcsgo, 25, Indefinite. "Uncle Tom's CeWn"—Kibble A Martin's Wm. Kibble, mgr.)—Milwaukee, Wis., 19-24. Warfield. David—Darld Belasco'*—Wllkes-Barre, Pi., 27. Warner, II. B. (Maurice Campbell, mgr.)—Cort, Chicago, Indeflnlte. Waldmann, Eduard (F. E. Johnson, bus. -nsT.) —Aurora, Neb., 22, Hastings 23, Grand Island 24. Gothenburg 20, North Platte 27. "Within tbe Law"—Wllkes-Barre. Pa., 23. 24. "When Dreams Come True"—Philip Bartholo- mae's—Garrlck Oblcsgo, Indefinite. "Within the Law"—American Play Oo.'s—Eltlnge, New York, indeflnlte. "Western Girl, A" (J. M. Cole, mgr.)—Mllll- nocket. He.. 22, Patten 23, Houston 24, Monti- cello 20, Washburse 27. Aahland 23, Ft Fair- field 80. "Years of Discretion"—David Belaeco'a—Be- lasco, New York, Indefinite. "Yellow Jacket. The"—Harris ft Belwyn's—Lon- don, Eog., indefinite. "Yoke, The"—Crown, Chicago, 18-24, Victoria, Chicago, 25-31. "Zlegfeld'a Follies of 1913" (Florenx ZlegfeM mgr.)—New Amsterdam, New York, June 2, In- . definite. Zero Opera Co.—Thalia, New York, 28-June 1. STOCKS AND MUSICAL COMEDIES. Permanent nnd Traveling. Academy of Music Stock—Wm. Fox's—Academy, New York, Indefinite. American Theatre Stock (James Wall, mgr.)— American, Philadelphia. Indefinite. Academy Stock (F. E. Henderson, mgr.)—Jersey 01 ty, N. J., Indefinite. Academy Stock—Washington, D. O, Indeflnlte. American Stock (Carl G. Mllllgsn, mgr.)—Spo- kane, Wash., indefinite. Arrlne Players—Lancaster, Pa., Indeflnlte. Alcazar Stock—San Fran., Oal., Indeflnlte. Aubrey Stock (D. Otto Hlttner, mgr.)—Hunting- ton, W. Vs., Indefinite. Bishop Players (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oakland, 0*l7. indefinite. Burns' Stock (Paul Burns, mgr.)—National, Phila- delphia, Indefinite. Buhler, Richard, Stock (A. G. Delamater, mgr.)— Columbus, O., Indefinite. Barrett Playera (J. B. Barrett, mgr.)—Lima, 0.. Indeflnlte. Bryant, Billy, Slock (Sam Bryant, mgr.)—Mos- cow. O., 10-24. Broadway Stock—Bayonne, N. J., lndflnlte. Baldwln-Melvllle Stock—Buffalo, Indefinite. Beyer, Nancy, Stock—Jersey City, N. J., Indefi- nite. Broadway 8tock—Springfield, Mass., indeflnlte. Bunting, lOmms, and Players—oiemnhls. Tenn,, Indefinite. Bocstelle, Jessie, Stock—Buffalo, N. Y., indefi- nite. Craig Stock (John Craig, mgr.)—Castle Square, Boston, Indefinite. Orescent Players—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn, N. Y.. Indeflnlte. Ousbuiau Musical Comedy—Lima. O., 19-June 7. Colonial Stock (CorHand Hopkins, mgr.)—Char- lottetown, P. E. 1„ indefinite. Colonial Stock (Holden A Edwards, mgrs.i— In- dlanapolls, Ind., Indeflnlte. Colonial Stock—Cleveland, 0., Indeflnlte. Columbia Players—Washington, indefinite. Colonial Stock—Norfolk, Vs., Indefinite. Davis Stock (Harry Davis, mgr.)—Pittatargh, Pa., Indefinite. Dudley, Frank, ft Associate Players—Galveston, Tex., indefinite. Drama Playera (K. Weston, mgr.)—Lowell, Haas., Indefinite. Dillon ft King's Musical Comedy—Oakland, Oal., Indefinite. Davidson Stock—Milwaukee, indefinite. Demlng Stock—McAlester, Okla., 19-24. Umpire Stock (Bergman ft Todd, mgrs.)—Lansing, Mich., Indefinite, Ferguson Bros.' Stock (A. E. ft A. 0. Ferguson, mgrs.)—Oklahoma, Okia., indeflnlte. Frank, John E.. Stock (a Austins, mgr.)—Su- perior, Wis.. 21-July 20. " " Flalg ft Gilpin Stock. No. 1—Escantba, Bleb., Indeflnlte. Frits ft Lawler Co.—Philadelphia, N. X.. 10-24, Alexandria Bay 20-81. Oreenpolnt Players—B. F. Keith's—Brooklyn N. Y.. indefinite. Closer Stock (W. B. Garyn, mgr.) — Cleveland, v., indefinite. Ceiman Stock (Ludwlg Krctas, mgr.)—Milwaukee, Wis., Indefinite. Gotham Stock-B. F. Keitht's— Brooklyn, N. Y„ link-Unite. Oarslde stock (J. 8. Garslde, mgr.)—Psducab, Ky., Indefinite. "Missouri Girl, The"—Norton ft Bllh's—Newton. *EB Thestre Stock (Ohss. Franklyn, mgr.)— Is., 21, West Liberty 23, Muscatine 24, Mollne . Hoboken, N. J., indefinite. 111., 25, Chicago 20-June 1. Ovinia Opera House Stock (Louis Barr, mgr.)—i •Missouri Old. The" (Merle H. Norton, mgr.)— Ft. Atkinson, Wis.. 21. Columbus 22, Waupun 23, Berlto 2a Beaver Dam 28. Oambria 20, Portage 2T, Montello 28, Marahfletd 30, Nelli- vllle 31. "My Little Friend" 17. a Whitney, mgr.)—New Amsterdam. New York, 19. Indefinite. MuU •111?"'" A —° u " Hill's—St. John, N. B., Nsilmovs, jjme.—Bolso Olty la.. 21. Walla Walla S§ &8ewF* Aborteen 20 ' btct - Nlblo Oohan—Australia, Indeflnlte. Nlllson. Carlotta—Toronto, Oan., I9-S4. Olcott. Chauiicey (John E. Hogarty, mgr.)—Win- nipeg. Men., 10-2a. " «-a / ■■ r°JV ,9 nt Mnh'ne"—iKmdon, Rng., indefinite. *Wd Homatead"—iDoxton, Indefinite. ^ gaT Little Rich Glti, The"—Hudson, New York, 10-24. Panama Musical Comedy—McAlester, Okla.. 19- •Vthtce of Pllaen"—Henry W. Savage's—La Orosse, Wis., 21, Oshkosh 22, Green Bsy 28, Menominee, Mich., 24, Cslumet 20, Uancock 27. M t lglll i 28, Marquette 21). Sault Ste. Marie . 80. Sudbury,• Ont., Can., al. "Purple Road, The"—Liberty, New York, Indefi- nite. "Price. The"—Toronto. Can., 80-81, "Passing Show of 1913"—Lyric, Phlli., lndefl- lutes Btng, Blanche—Illinois, Chicago, Indefinite, E ^^ U, ^° 4 3i Si « R K' k ' »W.)-JB»Teraoil, Ao- burn, N. Y., Indefiulte. Bobson. May—Montreal. Osn„ 10.24. "Romance"—Messrs. Shubert—Alaxlne Elliott's. New York, Indefinite. ' "Rose Maid. Tho-'—Lloyd Co.—Werba ft Luesch- ">—Ottawa, Oai., 16-21, Quebec 2a. 23. Slier- brooke 24, burllniton. Vt, 20, Rutland 27. Hudson, N. X„ 28, Kingston 29. Mlddlctowri BotiI Chlneae Mllltsry Band of Pekln (Hugo Bro». ^uto! S H.7rJu■ne^^0 n,, • J * P "' ,0 ^Hom>- sfcrvoss, Mary, ft Co.—Grand Rapids, Mich., in- eennlte. ' B '!£'' L Ro TtT Hel " 7 B - Harrta' Estate—Seattle. Wash.. 10-24, Spokane 25, 20, Mls»uls7Mont„ 27, liutte 28, Great Falls 29, Helena 80, Bill- IDgB 81. <& wIsT VmM IM " IIII> "" —■ ""h-. % b <2ton "bfl?" *** '""* Uw,, *«»-«»nb«rt, feheir. Frltai—Globe, New York, 16, Indefinite, H G.Vs J M•l•ll. 8 ?6 C fe ,toM,er,, arWflk Wto - »•*■ Hslfleld Jolly Fanny, Co.—Bloomsburg, Pa., »• June 7. Hayward, Orayco (Geo, M. Gatta, mgr.)—Warring. ton, Chicago, Indefinite, . Heyes, Lucy M., Playera^^lnaworth, Neb,, 22- H »'j«W«"». Wrlght-St Paid, Bins., 10, lndefl. Illllman's Ideal Stock (Harry Bohni. mgr.)—tola. hnn.lS.24. Emporia 26*1. ^ »»T.)-Mia, nigley-Harrlngton Stock—Mobile, Ala.. Indefinite, J ■fjr'?«to'k Stock-Shawnee, oila.. lndennHeT Hall l'layers—^Itoona. Pa., indefinite. ™ 1 "" Hudson Stock—Hoboken, rV. J., indefinite. Home Btock-^kron. 0?, lnfl^nk%^ , Tj.. 8 iSdefln < S 0 - W - ' ,C0U ' ■ "> »—» ,e po? ! ,^d Th M*er.ndeSnW Inlla • *>»■ UV ^ "■bMsSSL* Eelc,,e,t ' "^ ^ ■" ■■ »""> Ke Cg S, ?n.r.ndeSn,ti KW *' ■»•>-««** Kelly, Wm. J., Stock (Ed. KeUr. tmr)—Salt Lake City, jL Indefinite, ^' B, » T ''~ , »* W ICe 1th Stock-Portland. Me., June 1, Indeflnlte. ^sfS 8 .n^nlf, n « en6 '• "°W-^rro K 'nUe * Qnmi0 8tock —Dnltlmore, Md., Indefi. Ssys&* WO04WMd ' nv) - Th inueflnlt'e 11 " 0-0 ™ L0Kb • —> » ■■ » "• LC W S |s.f'l8 k 24. <ir ™ nk "" L0, *• —"> ****». Lllley "stoek-Oillleolthe. 0.. Indeflnlte. L, bS'eflnHe 0Ck lF ° X * KU *' ■»«"') :! 0«te». V.. ^&"te!™* r * 8t,lc » > - Uci, "««. OkU., », tor Lonergan'Stock—Lowell, Mass., Indefinite, I *w , , B 8 h 8 .: < 1„di? B , t , e: Le ""- mbHnbmm. ^i n 0 n 2 8tock (,,ck L7M ' s&4iswnBfc. U, 19 r 24^ to ' k <PhU ****' —"I —M*. ^f. T., Manchester Players-Fine Art* atfitlO, lndefi- Morrison's Stock (Lindsay Morrison, mgr.)— Lynn, Mass., Indefinite. Mailer ft Dennlsoo Stock—Foil River, Mass.. In- definite. Morat Stock—.Indianapolis, Indefinite. Mountain Theatre Stock—Hamilton, Can., Indefi- ulte, Morosco Stock (Oliver Morasco, mgr.)—Los An- gelee, Oal.. Indefinite. Mount Morris Stock—Harlem, New York, 10, In- definite. Majestic Stock—Topeks, Kan., Indefinite. Mayer Stock—Haverhill, Mas*.. Indeflnlte. Manhattan Stock—Manhattan Opera House, New York, indefinite. Manhattan Players—Trenton, N. J., 10. Indefinite. National Stock—Philadelphia, indefinite. North Bros.' Stock (Frsnk O. North, mjr.)— Hot Spring*. Ark., 10-24. National Stock—Washington, D. C , indefinite. Orpbeum Plsyers (Frank Wllllsms, mgr.)—Phila- delphia, Indeflnlte. Opera House Slock (Reed ft Zabriakle, mgrs,)— Psterson, N. J., Indefinite. Oliver Drama Players (Otis Oliver, mgr.)—La Fayette, lad., Indefinite. Oliver Drama Players (Ed, Williams, mgr.)— Oskoxb, Wis., Indeflnlte. Orpbeum, Players—Montreal. Can., Indefinite. Poll Stock (Gordon Wrlghter, mgr.)—Springfield, Mass., Indeflnlte. I'ayton, Corse. Stock (M. S. Schleslnger. mgr.) —Newark. N. J., indefinite. I'ringle, Delia, and Stock (0. K. Van Auken, mgr.)—Moose Jaw, Bask., Can.. Indefinite. Prltchard'a Select Players—Orpueum, Hancock, Mich., Indefinite. Poll Playera (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton, D. O, indefinite. Panama Musical Comedy—McAlester. Okla., 10- 24. Payton. Joe, Stock—Newark. N. J., Indefinite. Princess Plsyers (0. L. Richards, mgr.)—Ta- coma. Wash., Indefinite. Payton, Corse, Stock—Park, New York, Indeflnlte. Princess Stock (Elbert ft Getcbell, mgrs.)—Des Moines, Is.. Indeflnlte. Pearl Stock (A A Webster, mgr.)—Vallamont Park. WUllamsport, Pa., 26-Sept. 6. i'eruchl-Oypsene Stock (A. Peruchl, mgr.)—New Orleans, La., Indefinite. Plckerta, Four (Willis PIckert, mgr.l—Flthklll, N. Y., 22-24, New Mllford, Conn., 26-31. Poll Stock—Wllkes-Barre, Pa.. Indeflnlte. Poll Stock—Hertford, Conn., Indeflnlte. Poll Stock—Scranton, Pa., indeflnlte. Poll Stock—New Haven, Conn . Indefinite. Keed, Roma—Ottawa, Can., Indefinite. Reynolds ft Ross Players (Billy Ross, mgr.)— Salt Lake City, V., Indeflnlte. Rentfrow Stock—Texas Olty, Tex., Indefinite. Stanley Stock—London, Ont., Can., Indefinite. Spooner Cecil, and Stock (Louis J. Fosse, mgr.) —Spooner, New York, Indeflnlte. Ssxe Stock (C. A. Newton, mgr.)—Milwaukee, Wis., Indefinite. Stlnach Players—BInghamton N. Y., 10, Indefi- nite. St. Clair Stock (Harry St Clair, mgr,)—Bran- don, Man., Can., Indeflnlte. fiaylea, Francis, Players (F. H. Sayles, mgr.)— Richmond, Ind., Indefinite. Stanton's Musical Comedy (Joe, Stanton, mgr.)— Denver, Colo., Indeflnlte. Spooner, F. H., Stock—San Angelo, Tex., Indefi- nite. Temple Theatre Stock (F. Falkner, mgr.)—Cam- den, N. J., Indeflnlte. Temple Stock—Himllton, Oan., Indeflnlte. Underwood A Bishop's Players—Oakland, Oal., in- definite. Van Dyke ft Eaton Stock (F. Mack, mgr.)—Dee Moines, la., May 19-Oct. 1. Vaughan Glaser—Detroit 19-24. Wlnnlnger Playera (John D. Wlnnlnger, mgr.)— Wansau. Wis., 24-31, Minneapolis, Minn., June 1. Indefinite. Whlttaker ("Pop"), Stock^McAleeter, Okla., 26- 31. Wolfe Stock (J. A. Wolfe, mgr.)—Wichita, Kan., Indefinite. Wnrborton Stock (Csrl W. Hunt, mgr.)—Yonkers, N. Y., indefinite. Woetchester Stock—Stslnach-Hards'—Mt Vernon. N. Y., indeflnlte. WIeting Stock—Syracuse, N. Y„ Indefinite. Wesselman-Wooil Stock — Kenesaw, Neb., 19-21, Harvard 22-24. Young-Adams Stock (H. Wllroot Young, mgr.) Halifax, N. 8., Csn., Indefinite. Ye Liberty Stock—Oakland, Cat, indefinite. COMPAMES IN TABLOID PLAYS. American Players (Vln Richmond, mgr.)—Ohilll- cothe, O., 19-24, Coshocton 26-81. "Flirting Princess, The"—-Bay Olty, Mlch_ 19-21. Inter-State Producing Co.—Mt Clemens, Mich., 21, Port Huron 22-24, Springfield, 111., 25-81. Perry A Edwards' Musical Comedy —. Stratford. Ont. Can., 10-81, Brentford 26-31. VAUDEVILLE SHOWS. Sanford Vsudevllle Co.—Hudson, N. Y., 10-24. Todd.^ Wta.—SalUbory, N. fi, 10-24, BeldsvUle Tangnay, Era—Chicago 18-31. BURLESQUE SHOWS. Behmaa Show (Jack Singer, mgr.)—Gayety, De- troit 26, for Summer run. Bowery Burlesquers (Geo. B. Harris, mgr.)— Colnmbia, New York, 10-24. - , Colombia Bnrlesqraers (Jesse Bums, mgr.)—Ca- sino, Boston, 10-24, Columbia, New York, 26-81. Dandy Girls—Casino, Brooklyn, 10-24. Girl* from Reno (Jos. Madison, mgr.)—People's, Baitings' Show (Harry Hastings, mgr.)—Gayety, Pittsburgh, 10-24. "• - " —: Jardln de Paris Girls.—Empire, Newark, 19-24. Love Makers (Ira Miller, mgr.)—Colnmbia, New York, June 2, Indefinite. Monte Carlo Olrht—Broaz, New York, 10-24, Em- pire, Newark, 26-81. Merry Burlesqaer*, Lafayette, Buffalo, 10-24. Merry-Go-Bounder* (Leffler-Bratton Co., mgrs.)— Gayety, Detroit 10-24. ^^' Star* ot Btagetasd (Wm. Dunn, mgr.)—Star, To- ronto, Can., 10-24. Trocaderos.—Gayety, Toronto, 19-24, Watson's.—Star, Cleveland, 19-24. Zallah's Own Co.—Empire, Brooklyn, 19-24, MINSTRELS. Oeorgii Troubadours—Wm. HcOabe, ovraer— Hui- son, Kan., 21, Stafford 22, Nickeraon 2J,ElIn- wood 24, Aldln 26, Spearvllle 27, Dodge City 28, Ctmaron 20, Garden Olty 80, Scott City 81. BAUDS AMD OBCHESTRAS. Oavallo Band—Forest Part, St. Lotus, indefinite. Davit's Italian Band—Point Breece Park, Phlla., Indefinite. Bllery's Band—Cincinnati, Indefinite. i - Bolte'a Band—Woodslde Park, Phlli., lndeanlta. CIRCISES. Barnta A Bailer—Indianapolis, Ind., 91, Cin- cinnati 22, 23, Springfield, O., 24, Columbus 20, Urtchsvllle 27, Wheeling, W. Vs., 28, Alliance, 0., 20, Cleveland 30, 81. Bamea, Al. G.—McLeod, Albt, Can., 21, Lettf brldge 22, Claresbolm 28, High River 24. Buffalo BUI—Pawnee Bill—Washington, D. C, 21, 22, Fredrlckfbnrg, Vs.. 23, Blchmood 24, Norfolk 20, Hendersen, N. 0.. 27, Baleigb 28, Durham 20, Wlnetott-Salem 80, Danville, Va., Buckskin Ben—Decatur. 111., 10-34. Downle A Wheeler—WlUlmantlc, Conn., 21, Jew- ett City 22, Danldson 23, Putnam 24, Webster, Mess., 26, Walpole, Stooirhton. 28. Gollmar Bros., Osage, la, 21, New Hampton 22, AJgons 23, Bmmettaburg 84, EsthervlUe 26. Gentry Bros.. No, 2— Union Olty, Ind., SI, Dunkirk S3. Gas City 28. Converse 24. Gentry Bros.. No. 1—Cincinnati 1031. Hagenbeck-Wallace — Ooatesvllle, Pa., 91, Wil- mington, Del., 22, Oamden, N. J., 23, Bridge- ton 24, Philadelphia 20-31. 101 Ranch—Miller Bros, ft Arlington's—Brooklyn, N. Y., 10-24, New Haven, Conn., June 8, Hartford 5, Springfield, Mass., 0. Oklahoma Ranch Wild West—Arlington ft Beck- mann's—Hudson, N. Y., 91, Wesdsport 29, Al- bion 23, Lockport 24, Logansport Ind., iw. Bice Bros.' Colossal Shows—Planklnton, 8o- Dsk., 91, Woonsocket 22, Wolsey 23, Ellendale. No. Dak., 24. Aberdeen 26. Blngllag Bros.'—Bridgeport Conn., 91. New Ha- ven 93, Waterbnry 23. Hartford 84, Boston 26- 81. Bents Bret.—OJaerton, Pa., 31, Glassport 22, MoKeespott 23, Duquesne 24, Pittsburgh 26, Mllford 27, Oakmont 23. Bobbin*. Prank A—Turret Olty, la., 91. SMer Family Shows (Bert Sliver, mgr.)—Sand Lake, Mich., 91, Cedar Springs 22, Grove 23, Grout 94, Casanovla 26, Ravenna 27, Oonklln _ 38, Gooding 20, Kent Olty 30, Sparta 81. Sparks, John U.—Reosaleer, Ind., 21, Blue Isl- and. HI., 20, Maywood 23. Bochelle 34, Mendo- $! "2^ *S l< L?!v M,n £ b *» , * r Pi Independence, U., », Pirketsfrarg JO, Laic* BUla iu Sells-Floto—Salt Lake Oty, U.. 91. Logan 22, Poeatello. Ida.. 28, Twin Falls 24. Tompkins' Wild Weat (Ohaa, H. Tompkins, mgr.) Central Valley, N. Y.. 31. Cornwall 22, Mattea- waa 23, Wapplnger Falls 24. Young Buffalo Wild West—Bradford, Pa., 31. RMgway 22. Benovo 28, Belief onto 24, Lock Haven 26, Wellsboro 27. Coming, - N. Y., 28. Elmlra 29, Wareriy 30, Owego 81. FILM SHOWS. Atop of the World in Moving Pletores— Beverly B. Dobbs' (Joseph Conoly, mgr-)—London, Eng., Indeflnlte. Atop of the World In Moving Pictures—Beveri/ B. Dobbs' (Joseph Conoly, mgr.)—Portland, Ore., Indefinite. ' Atop of tbe World in Moving Pictures—Beverly B. Dobbs' (Joseph Conoly, mgr.)—I«s Angeles, Oal., Indefinite. Atop of the World In Moving Pictures—BerTerir B. Dobbs' (Joseph Conoly, mgr.)—Sydney, N. S. W.. Indefinite. . .. _, _ Balkan War and Panama Canal, in Klnentacour, Moving Pictures—Carnegie Lyceum, New York, indefinite. _. ' Balkan War sod Panama Canal. In Klnemaeoior, Moving Plcturv^-^rremont Temple. Boston, In- definite.. • , i Jones. Buffalo—Boston, Indefinite. "Worth of 63"—Lyceum. New York, todcfinlte. "Qoo Vadlst"—KletaeClne* Co.—Astor, New York, indefinite. -. "Qoo VsdU?"—Klelne-Olnes Co.—MoVlcker**, ■ Chicago, indefinite. • _• -.. _. „ "Quo Vadlsf—Kleine-Ones Co.—Garrlck. Phils- delphla. Indefinite. _. . "Quo VadUT"—Klelne-Olnes Co.—Academy of Music, Baltimere, Indeflnlte. Thompson's Moving Pictures (F. H. Thompson, mgr.)—Aurora, III., 10-25. . . CARNIVALS. Barkoot, K. 0.—Tork, Pa.. 10-24, Colombia 36- 81 Copping Shows—Derry, Pa.. 10-34. South Forks Corey Bros.—Albert Lea, Minn., 10-24, Red Wing 36-31. Congress of All Nations Amusement Co.—Steu- benvUle. 0., 10-24, Bellalre 26-81. OlUton-Kelley Shows—OUnton, Ind., 19-24. Chi- cago Heights. III.. 26-31. Ferarl Shows—Carbondale, Pa., 10-34. Great Southern Shows—Clifton Forge, Va., 10- •24. Greater Miller Shows—Muscatine, la., 10-24, Cedsr Rapids 20-31._ ^_ ■ Greater New Englaad Showa (Harry Six. mgr.)— Derby, Conn., 10-24. Waterbury 28-31. Great Northwestern Shows-^ontlac, Mich., 10- 24, Jackson 26-31. . •-. Great Sutton Shows—Cedar Rapids, la., 10-24. Howard Amusement Co.—Tsms, W. Vs.. 10-24. Hoosler Amnsentent Co.—Ooldwater, Mich., 19- 24, Jsckson £6 31. _ .... Hatch, J. Frank, Shows—Lewlstown, Pa.. 10-24. Hunter Shows—Coraopolis, Pa., 10-24, New Castle 20-31. Jones. Johnny J.—Chester, Pa., 10-24, Plain- fleld, N. J„ 26-31. .„„, Kenndy. Con. T-. Shows^—Winona, Minn., 10-24, Minneapolis 26-31. Krause, Ben, Shows—<Poughfcecpsle, N. Y., 19-24. Kline, Herbert, Shews—Saginaw, Mich., 19-24 Loudes, T., Greater Consolidated—Amsterdam, N. Y., 17-24. Lstllp, Oapt, Exposition Shows—Woodstock. N. B , Can., 26-31. Langes' Model Shows—Dunn. N. 0., 19-24. Moss Bros.'—Edwardsvllle. III., 19-24. Miner, A. B., Shows—,Muacatine, la., 19-24, Cedar Baplds 26-31. _ Macy's Olympic Snows—North Fork, W. Va., 10- 24, Gary 28-81. Monarch Snows—Newborgh. N. Y., 24-81. HIce ft Waters'—Pocahontas. Va.. 21-28. Blee ft Dore's Wster Oornlval (Harry Dore, mgr.) —Tezarkana, Tex., 10-24, Ft Smith, Ark., 26- 81. Rutherford Greater Shows—Mt Vernon, 0., 19-24, London 26-81. Stull Bros.' Shows—Beverly, O., 30-June 8. St. Louis Anrosement Co.—Mountsln Olty, Tern., 19-24. Simpson, W. H., Amuse. Co.^-No. Vernon, Ind., 19-24. Smith, John R.. Shows—Mstoaka, W. Va., 18-24, Beck ley 36-81. Welder Amose. Co.—Lancaster, O., 19-24, Bney- ns 26-31. Whitney Snows—Wynne, Ark., 19-24, Dyersburv, Tenn., 26-81. MISOBLLANEOU9. Abbott, Annie (Hugo Bros, ft Blel, mgrs.)—Bom- bay, India. 19-31. Creole Belles (Harry BIch, mgr.)—Poughkeepsle, N. Y„ 10-21. Fasols, Great, ft Co. (Hugo Bros, ft Blel, mgrs.) —Bodspeat, Hungary, 19-30. Manhattan Gaiety Girls Burlesquers (Arthur Keene, nurr.)—Kansas City, Mo., 10-24, St. Joseph 26-31. Burdock Bros.' Dog and Pony Show—Tsftvllle, Conn., 10-21. Mlllette's Famous Show—Murfreeaboro, Tenn., 10- I'owers' Hypnotic Comedy (Frank 7. Powers, mgr.)—Savannah, Ga., 19-24. Blcton's Show (K. Rlcton, prop.)—MeComb, O., 19-24. Leipsic 26-81. • Bpaon, Byron, Overland Show—Eastoo, Md., 31* 24. Wang Toy San Co. (Hugo Bros. A Blel, mgrs,)— Durban, So.-Africa, 10-80. England! Has Sent Ds, "WANTED, at Once—AU'Round Sketch Team tor lied. Co. Bast DATe 4 or fi good sketches. Not Med. acts, beat sketches. One most double organ or piano. State salary and what you can and will do. I manage my own bnstnestx I want performers; man and wife. Add. DR. R.J. ATKINS, Union Center, Wis. CAN USE AT ONCE TROMimvE, mmm and pusist It) DOUBLE Stage Rep. people In nil lines write. B. LAROY STOCK CO., week of May 26, Wharton, OMo. MED. PERFORMERS WANTED—To open near N. Y. City, Jane 2. Also people for Companies in Virginia and West Vir- ginia, now and later. Most be strong, able to change often and work in acta. Long engage- mentatotuseful jpeople. State salary and all yon do. NATURE'S REMEDY CO., Philadelphia, Pa. PAHTY WITH 8MALL AMOUNT OF CAPITAL To Join vaudeville company and look after book- ing of same. Carrying flvo (6) people and plsno player. Company organized and working now. answer Immediately to H. JEROLD, Perm. Add., 721 Greer St., Indianapolis, Ind. WANTED, PEOPLE FOR TABLOID STOCK State lowest Summer salary. Host be low. Long Benson. Address TABLOID, care ot CLIPPER. LIBERTY TAT. WIX-SON LEADS, HEAVIES, DIRECTOR 15 years' expertonoo. Reliable, quick study. Age 88,175 lbs„ * ft 11 in. Salary your best TAFT HOTEL, 6tb.Ave.and 88th 8t, Now York Olty. WANTED PERFORMER FOI MED. SHOW Under canvas. Change tor week. Do Dntoh, Irish or Eccentric Fake Organ or Guitar. State salary and all in flrst letter. II. THVRSTON, Bids-Id, HI. ■J? good this,*;, bat Bert of all Pears, the soap .r ' qtsollty and portty — there's lis years of re pa tat Ion behind — pears' M SOAP' tto. d Cate for ifttf OmetnUS • OPT OF TOWN HEWS Just when the old town wss squeezing the water out of her earment* and getting over the Kprijg tragedy of tie flood along came a street car strike to oaralise things. The unrest spoiled the last week of the season at both tbe downtown ranile- vtBe beosrs, snd resulted in completely uo»«tla« the plans at Chester Psrk. The regular opening day was marked by such poor picking that Man- airar Martin closed tbe gates, and will keer them rloaed until the trolley trooblee end. Meanwhile tbe nfctore shows are getting the money of the stay-at-homes in the various suburbs. At night Cincinnati looks Uke a deserted village, and the theatrical niauaBers are voicing their thanks that the strike did not hit them while the season was in full feather. B, F. RnrTH's (John F. Royal, mgr.)—The regular season, closed Msy 17-18, witnessed the tosucnral of the Summer season, when the "tar- Iff was reduced to tea cents. Ten numbers are raromlsed. and the catch-Une, "One Cent Vaude- Tille"* to used In the ads. Clarence E. Bainer will turn oat a dally pictorial review of events sbout town. The street car strike will be shows in pictures 18. EifraMs (George F. Fish, mgr.)—The regular season dosed 17. and a Summer tun of pictures begins 18. . Ohwttb Pais (I. M. Martto, mgr.)—The street car striae prevented lsst week's program frnca being carried out Until the street car trouble is over the park will remain dosed. Gaum OptBl Hottbi.— Krnmonx and Col vln a is singing at the picture shows here. Ten cents to the price charged. "The Cheyenne Massacre" and "XJ» Girl Spy In Mexico" were featured. Ltsbo (Walter nenek, mgr.)—"Satan" l» sere for another week, and will be succeeded. 23. by hUnemacolor pictures. • Zoo (Walter Draper, mgr.)—Kllery's Band it booked to come 25, and open tbe concert season. Cohbr Islakd (J. K. Qlrard, mgr.)—The Tast Masters are to entertain tbe Mason* of Ue three counties of Hamilton (O.), and Campbell and Kenton (Ky.), 24, and next day the regular sea- son begins. Lmnow Laoooit (John J. Weaver, mgr.)—Tho season St to open 25. There Is so trouble on too Kentucky street car lines, and all are running. Bmu.ii Ajsoosni (F. O. Baveny, mgr.)—West Sldera are enjoying the picture shows at the bail park. MAT MKatos. Ths Gentry Brothers' Show Is to spend eight dsys Ira and about Cincinnati from May 19. Tents will be pitched In OammlnsvlUe, Clifton, Avon- dale, Norwood and Hyde Park. J. a MaTTBBws Is to book the vaudeville to be sees at Chester Park. W. B Gobjiah spent some days in Cincinnati on a Sid errand. He came to bury bis mother. Ths Carnival Program at B. F. Keith's war a good one. and it seemed too bad that the strike curtailed tbe crowds. Tbdxt SHATTtTOX received sn sold Ung syne greeting from the Keith constituency. Oto Dales Eumob says that the Walnut Street Theatre may pass from the control of M. O. An- derson before another season begins. Tnsaafs a whisper that the Holden Stock Co. will take possession ot too Olympic Theatre next Autumn. Loecb TaotniLss may delay tbe completion of the Gayety. and across the old Standard Is the streamer, ''Will open early In August" Mohjus Obst came oo in time to see the last of the Gertrude Hoffmann Show. He It to take the danseose to London. Tom Goodwin Is the new manager ot the Zoo club noose. BerxxoN's Doo Oiactis and Morris aid Morris were vaudeville "extras" at Redland Airdome. ' Zoo KxctHBj Club announces a beach show June 10-23. „ - ALxm ZxsfiTO, an actress, aged eighteen, had Frederick A. Hart, Of Detroit arrested for as- sault and battery. Stmixas concerts are assured at Lytle, Wash- ington, Lincoln, McKlnley, MaMlcken, Walnut Banna, Slnton and Inwood Parka through the generosity of the Flelschmaan's, Btx-Mayor Jullca and bis mother, Mrs. Charles, who for the fifth year have given the necessary funds. Ethel MoDokouoh, who wss at Keith's, was Identified as "The Divine Myrma" and "The Girl Bdblnd too Drum." "Tsb Kethogsuph" Is what thev call the new "Illustrated dally" at B. F. Keith's. A sooaa ot gtrls who gsve up positions In stores for Summer iocs at Chester Park, are greatly distressed because of the strike. They are "Job- Mas," and will be glad when the atreet tar troubis is ended. Una, O.—Faurot (L. H. Cunningham, mgr.) motion pictures. Car a sum (H. K. Wheeler, mgr.)—Mark Lea sod His Aviator Girls are a holdover attraction for week of May 19. This company has played to treat basinets here. Ltuc (O. O. Deardourff, mgr.)—The Outtmaa Mniical Comedy Co, oened at this theatre 12, for a toor weeks' stay, and for the first week played £ ?* p ?iL t '' hoalnest. The ottering for week of /19 is "The Banker and the Actress." Znnesville, O.—iOrpheum (E. R. Harris, mgr.) vaudeville and moving pictures. Hrrr-ooioMB (Helen Morrlebo-Lewls, mgr.)—Mo- tion pictures. QuiMBi's (W. 0. Qulmby, mgr.)—Motion pie- tors, to good business. AiranioiK (Jsmes Collins, nurr.)—Good basinets Is reported at this house with motion pictures. Qbund.— Ths prlte contest U attracting the children, and as the result the management U envying line returns. Akron. O—Colonial (B. M. Stanley, mgt.) Rome s Stock Co. present for week of May 10, "Brewuter'e Millions." LaJCJEaxD* Pas Oasmo (Hsrry A Hawn. mgr.) —BUI for week of 10: Bios and Cadj, Edrnosids and Gaylor, .Ohrlslr and Hagan, Ye Olde Home Oneb, Wbeelock Hays Trio, and Fielding aid Carlos. . , vNAnoruiv, Pasmita, Bahk. Plaei. Dbius> taijp, Giotto. Ltjna, Amiunaa and Worn*, mottoa picture*. Portomonth, O.—Orand (Tynes A Taylor, mgrs.) has closed for the season. 80s (ritthngh Lee, mgr.)—BUI week of 10: Loo Gordon. Lightning Weston, Lawrence and Harvey, Felix Gerard and company and motlos pictures. OotuicjiA, Lrnio, Bxhtsit, Ajcuna, OarHsTOst, scmio, Tsupli moving pictures. .'icts— Mlilbrook Park opens 80. Hot Sprlno-s, Ark.—Princess (Fred. Pea- nell, mgrj good business continues at ibis house. Bill week May 12 Included: Lydell, Oooley and Lyfletl; Tbree Wagners, Marion Hurtles, PhlL La Tusks, Kennedy and Mack, Gray and Oreham, Bddl sisters, Ellna Gardner, Ed. and Minnie Foster, Gonaley and Foster and motion picture*. Ltbj.0 (Sydney Nutt mgr.)—The North Bros. Oct presented "Dr. Jekyl snd Mr. Hyde" an* "The Call of the Plains" week of 13, to good buttneea. They will close their engagement here 26. Niw Chxtjul, Botax, and Ltcomt awtloo pic- tures. WttrmworoM Pabk. —Crowds visited this re- sort dally. The Local Lodge ot Red Meo utd the Local Order of Moose gave Evening Feativ»M and bails 12. 16, and large crowd* of members ani Mend* being present