The New York Clipper (May 1913)

May 31 THE NEW YORK OLIPPEE. 11 JOHN MURRAY GALT The undersigned to desirous of ascertainingthe whereabouts of John Murray Gall, m It bus funds formsnee, W * BALOON A8CEN8I0N1ST, «nd met with an accident In PERU. INDIANA IN DKCKJI. JBR, Uli Was last board of FROM CoLuMBU8, OIUO, BMn&MB 1«UKM- »A*E DEPOSIT & TRUST COMPANY OF BULTIMORE, 13 South St, Bsltlmors, Nd. WANTED, QUICK HEAVY MAN, CHARACTER MAN, GENERAL BUSINESS MAN People Is all lines write, with salaries and pro- grammes, etc. Canvas show. Week stands. Far jour own. P. W. STIRES, Mar. Drink. water-Stlrea Co., NolaonrlUe, Ohio. MMWmMM Who can change specialties, for week stand show. San most do strong Jew, Dutch or Black Face In •eta. Both most be clever In Tabloid Acts. This la the finest 2 car tent show en tour (BAR NONE). Season closes In Dec. Salary Is snre; accommo- dation the finest. State lowest, height, weight and correct age, etc. Photos or cuts if possible. Tickets If I know you It Jump is not too far. Add. WILLIAM TODD SHOW, per roate: Week May 28. Bledenile, W. o. r ' ' THEATRE8 and OPERA HOUSES We Insert advertisement* la this eoiama at a special rata of U.T3 per agate line for ( months (or 13 times). This will enable local manager* to keep their houses prominently and continually before the manager* of companies. During the tlm* the id. I* running we will aend each adver- tiser a copy ot Tus Ourrn tret. OS ACCOUNT OP CLOSE OP SEASON of PRIHiiOSI. & DOCKSTADUft Minstreb FLUTE AND PICCOLO ROLAND KOHLER Oar* of CLIPPER, HEW YOBK PITT WASTKD-Flrst Class Attractions, Stock Com- panies. Musical Comedies, Minstrels, etc. Seating capacity too. Add. Majestic Theatre, Mnncle, Ind. MINNELLI BROS. Doing TJiilr Usual Capacity Business WANT, QUICK mas with strong specialty. Caps- people In all Tines. No time to it low. Ton positively get It. Tandevllle Woman with stro ale Dramatic dicker. Make It low. You positively get... Delaware, Ohio WANTED MILLERTOJT, M. T., OPERA HOUSE. Seats 450. Electric Ilghla. Summer town. Act quickly for Spring and Summer. J.J. BORNB, Mgr. HCifTinTOTOW, w. PA—Placade Theatre Pop., 40,000. New theatre. Open year round. S.O. laoo. Large stage. Stock and Musical Comedle wanted, two or more a week. Percent. Write or wire OPERA HOUSE, jTSSSSSSMt vtlle Novelties. 8 days'percentage. C.C. BEACH- Al Pianist At Liberty Experienced In all lines. Present engagement closes Juno I. (First class Trio: Violin, 'Cello, Piano, it desired). Regards to all my friends— have been too busy to write. FR&DKRIO J. LA P1KRBJB, Box 544, Pallas. Texas. laTAIU'l'iVTi For Rep. under canvas, man for W Am CIS—Le»da, Qeneral Business Man; other useful Rep. actors, state If you do special, ties. FOR SALE—A 60x80 Tent, $84.00; a 21x00. $45.00; tops in good condition. W. I. MANSFIELD, Alpha, 111. _____ Rep. people for Tent Show, Gen. Boa. people* Comedian. Tell all In first letter. CAR- Dancln DIME BK03-, Anna wan, 111. WANTED—Carleton-Joimsoa Pavil- llon Shows— Male Piano Player. Read or fake. State lowest. Wo pay ail. Address L. A. JOHN SON, Tioga, Pa, GLOBE-TRAVELERS command respect London. Paris, Venice, Berlin, Monte Carlo Suit- case Labels; 2-Kc.; S-60C. Crossthwalte Agency. 101S Alaska Bldg., Seattle, Wash. MUSIC COMPOSED ASD ARRANGED for any Instrument or number ot Instruments. SoDgs, words and Music, Sketches,etc. Sendatamp. CHAfl. L. LEWIS, 428 Richmond St., Cincinnati, 0. for Specialties and Small Parts. Week stands. Double Band. BAND ACTORS in all goes. No parades. Work the year 'round. Join an wi re, week, May 26. Ash ton. ill. SIFFORD dt DONNELLY, Ashto ra, m. WANTED For FIRST GLASS REP. CSDER CANVAS JOUBREnE WITH SPECIALTIES, GEN'L BUS. MAN WITH SPECIALTIES. •ate all In first letter. MOR. STOCKFORD PLAYERS, week Mar 28, Elsie, Mich.; week June % Bhepard, Mich. $3,000 YE ARL, Y added to your income bj mall order business. Special original plans. Honest, legitimate, snre. Small capital, quick results. W. C. MOORE, Specialist, NEW EGYPT, N. J. JOHS R. YAW'S Vaudeville Tent Show Wants Singing and Dancing Soubrette and Comedian, Mu< ileal and Novell ' anlst who can pi photos. For salt and Novelty Acts, Sketch and Sis terTeams; Pi- anist who can play organ; Canvasman, Cook. Send ile: 25 Reels of Film. Nortbvllle, h'.Y. WANTED, QUICK-Versatile Vaudeville Performers. Preference to those doing two acts. Also quartette of Musicians for Orchestra. Violin, Piano, Cornet and Drums. Most be able to do musical acts also. Duo or all four. No matinees. One show night. Fine Summer trip. Summer salaries. Address, week May 26. TOM WATERS, HOTEL SHERMAN. CHICAGO. June 2, FRIAR'S CLUB, 107 W. 45th ST., NEW YORK. RACHEL MAY CLARK Featnre Leading Woman E. SARDIS LAWRENCE Leads, Genteel Heavies, Director 1032 FABJUSH ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. WANTED, FOR TOMPKINS WILD WEST BILL POSTERS slat will stay sober. Hotel accommodations and ■en that appreciate good treatment. For men or 8al3 character will give long engagement. Salary Bands. Address GKO..M. PORBFAUaH, Lyon* Falls, If. Y. WAN TKD-For Lower v Broa'. Big Vaude- ville Circus (under canvas)—Singing and Talking Clown, Contortionist who can do wire act, Singing and Dancing Soubrette that can fill In acts—must be a good singer. All must be able to change for three night stands. Can place good useful people. No fancy salaries. Yearllns and Boozers not wanted. Must Jolo«at once. I pay all, after Join- ing. Address GEO. B. LOWERY, Tremont, Pa., 2,8,4; Pine Grove, Pa., 8,7,8. SCENERY WANTED-FOR TENT SHOW. Rollers, etc. Can place Agent who knows and few actors. O'NKIL 4 ADAMS, Am., aterdam.N.Y. ______ OUT OF TOWN HEWS AL REEVES ^ FAMOUS BEAUTY SHOW i___ WANTTED-VandcviiiB people in all lines. Those doubling B. A o. preferred. Would engage a man with picture machine and films. State all In first letter. No fancy salaries, but sure pay. Under canvas. Best ot hotel accommodations. THE BURNS CONCERT CO., TinunonsvUle, 8.0 WANTED-Mcd. Performers for Tent Show, doubles and singles that make good, B. F. S. and D. Comedian; all must be up in the business and able to work afterpieces. Can use man with M. P. machine; mast nave good ontfit with gas tanks. Those that play piano preferred. Other Med. people write. Want : people. Drunks closed without notice. LEARN TO ACT Stago Dancing, etc lAif to Date in every Seta-,, Back, fig. Skirt, Cfcwua Wort, Open, Docutioo, Siojl_i, VimJtriUe Acta, Skatchea, Actio* Dramatis Art. Eta ENGAGEMENTS SECtRED School Always Open. P. J. RIDGE,and TEN OTHERS. llNo-_B_e8t,CHICAGO,ILL, IOIAIM THE VANISHING HANDKERCHIEF Bo threads, nulls, elastic, hand box or bag. The meatest and best ever. Remember, you get a silk handkerchief, apparatus and toll Instructions and •or Illustrated catalogue for 10 cents, GORDON A HALL, Box 1112, St*. A., Cambridge, Mass. WANTED, AT ONCE And Later on LAD7 SINGERS Steek Women. Sketch Teams, long engagement to the right party. Open all season. A.HAMMERLY, BIJOU THEATRE, HAMILTON, OHIO. REPERTOIRE PEOPLE AL- LUTES, SKETCH TEAM (ander eanvai) A So. 1 AGENT State lowest salary, age, height, weight. Join on Wire. Long, sure season. HABBT HOYTB, Ponda, S. Y. S^^BOWDISH STOCK CO. Kan for Heavies and one for Gen. Bus. Also Tuba and Cornet Player doubling B. A 0. State all, first letter. We pay all. People in all lines write. Show open* as. Week stands. B. R. Show. Car- ter R. Edwards, Palmer Leavell, Al. Dllllon, return Show open* as.'Week stands. R. R. Sbow. Car Honey that I sent yon to loin my Co, AS.BOWDISH A SONS,Brookville,Pa. WANTED, ALL GROUND RED. PEOPLE Who can play piano or organ. Want to hear from GOOD MUSICAL ACT. Write your lowest to first letter. THE HAMMOND MED. CO., Gen. Del., Kent, O. TABLOID PLAYS WITH PARTS Write for oar special one week bargain offer. Send for catalogue. ROYAL MANU- SCRIPT CO.. 210Lyrio Theatre Bids., Cincinnati, Ohio. Also hasft some foil manuscript plays. AT LIBERTY, Al VIOLIN and PIANO PLAYER Including musical act (Four Novelty Instruments). Wife fine 'cello player. Good appearance. Hotel, Cafe, Vaudeville, Garden, M. P. experience. MUSIC, 80S, Hotel Southland, DALLAS, TEXAS. It Liberty June 1, VIOLINIST Experienced In all lines, sober and reliable. Can furnish best of references. Address VIOLINIST, Box 804, ML Vemon, Ohio. ____ Empire Amusement Oo. Wants Dramatic Paaple, all lines With specialties. Alrdomea. Write, wire. PAUL B, SUNG, tTnlonviUo, Missouri, week May 28. useful nothing but real Med. Ithout notice. Money sure here. Tickets? Yes, it not over 600 miles. Would like to buy combination baggage and sleep- ing car fitted for show business. Address DR. 8. w. WHITMORE, Stoney Creek, Vs., care Show. THE PUBLIC i!sHx BE PLEASED E$_? yon bring about this result. Contents in- clude 11 monologues, 0 acts for 2 males, 9 I sketches for male and female, 33 parodies, a great minstrel first part, a one act farce, besides sketches for two females, for male quartettes; also hundreds ot new gags and a sidewalk palter "Jokes. PRICE or MADISON'S BUDGET So. 14, Is OSS DOLLAR. Back Issues out of print JAMES MADISON, »<U>* Third Avenue, New York. Lonlavllie, Ky.—Fontaine Ferry Park The- atre (Harry Btlgw, b*t.) bill week of May 2S: Lorraloa and Barks. Hall and Francis, Henry Lewis. Mile. Lorette. and Sterner Trio. _ KsrrH'a (J. — Weed, mgr.)— Bill week of # 26: Oxford Quartet, Weslya and Nlckella, Little. Marie and ber Bears, Lightning Weston, Edison talk- ing pictures and the Klethoacope. , M-rasno (L. Dlttmar, mgr.)—"The Vampire of the Desert' 1 I* featured week of 28. Novatvn (S. I.erenson, mgr.)—"The Oroaaders" feature* week of 25. Casino (I. Simon, mgr.)—"When Greek Meet* Greek" feature* week of 28. Oiriiuk (I. Simon, tmrr.)—"The Japanese Dag- ger" feature* week ot 25. Hipfodiomb (Max L. Simon, mrr.)—"The Wrath of Osaka" features week of 25. Oltkpio (Max L. Simon, mgr.)—"Groundless Suspicion" feature* week ot 28. CaisTAL (M. Swltow. mgr.)—"A Confederate Spy" featnree week of 23, Avkttua (M. A Shaw, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pictures. Iihil (L. Dlttmar, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pic- tures. Fndncah, Ky—>Kentucky (W. A Finney, mgr.) Is dark. Alcana (Joseph Desherger, mgr.)—Bill May 26- 28: Ttnkham and company, Joerns and Richmond, and Flynn and McLougblln. For 29-111: Btley ana O'Nell, Vlda and Hawley, and Weston's Models. Koir (Rodney O. Davis, mgr.)—Moving pic- tures. 0t_ (Desberger Bros., mgrs.) —Moving pic- tures. Iiuorj (J. A Llndell, mgr.)—Moving picture*. Stab (Desberger Bros., mgrs.)—Moving pic- tures. Buffalo, S. V. —Star (Dr. P. C. Cornell, mgr.) Boustelle Stock Co., in "Mary Jane's Pa." week of May 20. "The 'Mind the Paint' Ctrl" next. TIOK (Messrs. Sbubert, mgrs.)— "uncie Tom'* Cabin" week of 29, will conclude a fairly soeceas- ful Soraaer season of stock here. Siiaa'a (M. She*, mgr.)—Bill for week of 20: i Qordon 1 Featuring the Clever Comedian and Producer _ TffTiV T VTI7TC- Th0 Man who originated a ~ s - ~ Mm M. s ssia s B HW JL0 the Big Chorus Girl Number, The Idea of which has been stolen by most every comedian in Burlesque. ZELLA HITS SELL* the girl who plays a piano, sings and dances. Third pleasant successful season. "Give me credit" A STRONG COMEDY MAN and WOMAN ACT, Man must be one good fast talking and acting straight man Can also use GOOD LIGHT COMEDY STRAIGHT MAN, one with strong specialty; must be able to sing and dance. Can also use FIFTY-THREE MORE BEAUTIFUL CHORUS GIRLS. Wire, phone, can or write. Home every day until la o'clock, noon. A T PsTIHTlTC 145 state street, •flaLl KaCssCl V ClS» 9 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK WANTED HAPPIIW OfM H. & 8. Tbo new Hurtlg cV Beamon's Music Hall, on One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street, New York, will be opened, according to pres- ent plans, by Billy VV. Watson and the Olrla from Uappylanrt, oo Aug. 0. ]&. W. Chlpmaa will continue as manager of tbo show. ■ JIM CURTIS VISITS HOME. lames H. Curtin is back la Houston, Tex.. where, years ago. as deputy sheriff, ho looked a(ter the bad men. HIr pet story relates, that while seated in his office, in the I<ondon, one afternoon, he was interrupted by a typi- cal Teisu, who enquired If ho was ex-sheriff Curtin, of Texas. The snswer, of course, wss and John V. Conway and company. 10 (J. Langhlln, mgr.) — Baldwla-Mel- in "Tbelma," week of 20, followed by Flttle Gordon, t. O. Nugent and company. Bicker Bros., Hilda Hawthorne, Vlotorlne and Zolar, Oris Richard* and John V. Obnv Majssno vlllo Co.. : "Human Hearts." Business 1* good. luiirrn (0. M. Bagg, mgr.)—Girls from Miesourl, with Bva Hull; week of 26, con- cluded tbe regular season here. Aaaoaxr <H. M. Marcos, mgr.)—BUI week of 20: Helen Plngree and company, Nellie Fogartr, Jcoes and Jenkins, Fred Hlldebrandt, Bonne Bros., ilarle Bewlanda, Ward and Delmar, and Bobln, Boeder and Lester. Lrmo (Mark k Brock, mgrs.)—BUI week of 25: Colonel Fred, Henry Frey, Eddy Trio, Norton and Earl, Marie Dorr, Peldt and ticboueld. and Doro- toy Rogers and company. Elmlrn, S. Y.—Lyceum (Lee Norton, mgr.) tbe Winter aeoson closed here May 24, with David Warneld, in "Tbe Return of Peter Orim," to * capacity boose. Motion picture* for the Summer, beginning 20. Majasno (M. D. Gibson, mgr.)—BUI week of laohn Mu ■ "Yes, what about It" Tho stranger then unllmbered a gun, a half a yard long, saying. "Well, you arrested mo once." Tho ex-sherlB was about to get Into action, but the Texan continued, "Yes and it made s man of me, and I want to make you a souvenir present." The pearl handled, silver mounted cannon is one of Mr, Curtln's most prised possessions. On his return he will assume tho manage- ment of tbo Empire, Brooklyn (Columbia Circuit). W. B. Mitchell will bo hi* treas- urer, and Jack Crawford, who was at tho London with Mr. Curtin, will again be with him as assistant treasurer. ■ POPULAR MANAGER IS NOW BERTH. Col. Charles T. Taylor, who has been man- ager of the Osyety Theatre, In Louisville, KV., for the past two seasons, and whoso efficient directorship elevated that house to the first rank In the Columbia burlesque cir- cuit, has been appointed manager of tho Co- lumbia Theatre. In Indianapolis. Accom- panied by his wife, Col. Taylor will leave tbla week for a preliminary aurvcy of the field. The CuIumMa Theatre, which was formerly the Empire, will be renovated and re-doc- orated during the Summer, and mado into one of the handsomest theatres In Indian- AT tt-IBERTV THE 8HBRWOODS Far Summer and Regular Srmaon HARRY PEARL Characters mad Versatile La*d* Comody He* vie*) Wardrobe modern and strictly up-to-date. Address BABBY 8HBBW00D, ATLANTIC, IOWA. DIVING TANK Slse 5x10x88 «., complete. Iron work, Canvas No. O, Boxing and ', Just a* good Beady to set up on stage or lot In one hour. Cost.$460. Price,S2M. Address RICE 6i DORE SHOWS, Ft. Smith, Ark., week Hay 28; Pittsburgh, Kans., week June 2; Fall City, Neb., week June »; Omaha, Neb., wees: Jane 18. WANTED, AT ONCE "Nashville Students' (BIO COLORED CO.) ARTISTS IN ALL LINES you can pay hotels. State Just wbat °}{ r . loweBt (sure) salary. We Those playing brass preferred. u do, and your lowest (sure) NASHVILLE STUDENTS CO., Pswego, N. Y. FOR MUSICIANS * C * WQ0 ObaUenge So. 1. EMBOUCHURE OIL will lake the fever out of your Upi heal them. Recommended by L. of I'ryor's Band, and other artists, bouchuro Oil, only aic.Dcr bottle. Ho. a. slip oil. i and zone, Em- For Trombono and Valves. BEST HADE. 8oc. per bottle, large size 45c. Ko. 3. DRUMMERS' «tUICK- ACTI05 PEDAL OIX. The only enre for a slow and dragging; pedal. Largo bottlo 40c., smaU size soc. Bend Post Office Money Order. - BASTIAN SUPPLY OO. 43*71. 41*t Bt., Chicago, HI. PLAYS SKXTOHXS OS ROYALTY ALICE HOWL ASD, Daren port, la. 20: Mendelsohn Musical Four, Case and Borei International Polo Teems, and Kennedy and Burt, Moziai (A. C. Abbott mgr.)—Dill week of 20: Percy Oblpman and hi* Blonde Typewriter*, Duffy and Mar, Walter Drown, Carlton Slater*. Bronco Four, Hall and Gllfoll, John King and company, and Hodge and Lowell, KoucK'a Gum i George Lydlng, mgr.) — Tbe opening; of the Summer season occuned it this resort 28, when "Tbe Mayor of Toklo" was long, and continual for the week by the newly organ- lied Manhattan Opera Company. St. Paul, Bllnn.—Metropolitan (L. N. Scott, mgr.) the Wright Huntington Players duplicated their splendid opening week** success week of M - 18, In "The Spendthrift." 'Alls* Jimmy V*l< tine" la the attraction for week of 28. Witching Hour" to follow SirnMJtT ~ (Frank 0. Priest, mar.J — After '-a. week'* darkness this house opened », with the Musical Stock Co., in "Tbe Belle of New York." The Dramatic Stock Co, will prevent "Nobody'* Widow" next week. OarmuK (E. C. Burroughs, mgr.)—Very good business week of 18 closed tbe season here. Tbe bouse will re-open about the middle of Augost. EKPuse (ana 8. Greening, mgr.)—Bullae** 1* big. Bill for week of 28: "The Girl In the Vase," Harry Antrim, Mat, Keefe, Detch Stone, Bines and Fenton, and "Spooks." will remain open all Summer. MajasTio (D. S. Courtney, ha* been doing big boslne* change and repairs. Business continued big week of 18. Moving picture* week ot 28, spells. CoL Taylor will assume chaif 15, and the house will re-open Aug. '. this occasion some twenty-five or thirty Louisville friends of Col. Taylor's will make a pilgrimage to Indianapolis, to be present St the season 1 * inaugural. s DAVE MARION'S "BIGGEST EVER." Dave Marion has completed alt arrange- ment* for his second company over tbe Co- lumbia Circuit next season. The new show. TUB PASSING REVIEW. Molllo Williams is a special attraction with tbe Passing ilerlew show at tho Gaiety, Detroit, for the Summer engagement, open- ing May 25. Leo Hickman, Frank Harcourt, Martclle, Nod Dandy, Ethlinda liobcrta, Ted and Elsie Evans, Vic. Cassmore and George Douglas are other features. s HVGIIIB BERNARD'S BIG SHOW. Old Boy Hughlo Bernard, tho well known black face comedian, who received a fran- chise on tho Progressive Circuit, has his book already completed. Hughlo has written all tho musical numbers, and says that he will put over a burlcsnuo show that will make, thorn ail sit up ana take notice. s TAYLOR SUBS RIPE. Cbarloa 15. Taylor has instituted suit against G. L. ltlfo, for his auaro In tho profits of Danto's Daughter*, a burlcsnuo show, play- ing over the Western wheel Inst season. Orauer A Rathkopf havo boon retained by Charllo Taylor to look after bis interests in the suit s DLUCH A BALL PAS. To bo up to the minute and make office hours seem homo like, "Bluch" Cooper has an attractive lettering on his office- door, as follows: Batteries for to-day—Greaves and McBae. ■ TUB GINGER GIRLS. This company will re-convene to open their Summer run at tho Columbia, Chicago, July 6. for a five weeks' stay, after which they start In for the regulsr season, at I'lttsburgb, on Aug. 11. s WALTER GBBAVBS WITH BLUCH. Waiter Orcsves, one ot tho most popular and best liked burlesque- managors on the .c, June old Empire. Circuit, has slgnod with "Bluch" On Cooper, to manago the ltoseland Maids nest scssod. s Law Watbom put on his single turn at the Opera House, l'aterson, N. J., last week. The Paterton OuartUtn speaks of htm a* follows: "Lew Watson is getting a big hand in bis single turn. His specialty Is a selec- tion of parodies, which he 'put* over* In a ', good way. Lew is looked upon as a l'aterson Dare Marlon's Own Sbow, will be the largest boy, for be bss been Identified with tbe- burlesque company ever put out. One bun- atrlcsls In this city for years. At his second 'Of the appearance last night he was given such a This bonis j an Bummer. rssno (b. 8. Courtney, mgr,)—Tbl* home been doing Mg business since tbe receot lie pit Famous (Bert Goldman, mgr. I — Vaudeville and moving picture*, to big buatneas. BriaUHD (0. F. Bose, mgr.)—Feature moving pictures, to Mg business. Gatarr.—Moving picture*. Norss.—North End League had a carnltat on Bice Street week of 10, which drew big basins**, notwithstanding continuous wet weather Yeoman dab (re holding ■ carnival around the State Capital week of 20. Oklahoma City. Ok la.—0 vet holier (H. W. Mtmton, mgr.) opened week of May 18, with Tokl Klachl, Three Weston Slaters, BlieW, Camp- bell and Bayden and pictures. For 22-24 wen: Nliop's Phantom Painting*, Phil La Toaka, Bire- low, Campbell, Bayden and pictures. Ltsio (Geo. Plommer, mgr.)—Vaudeville and Edison 1 * talking picture*. Bill 22-24 Included: The Dtuaoat*. Stockton'* dog* and Marl* Backer. Oolcoso Araooita (Pete Slnolopo, mgr.)—Three red* of picture* and Yale Quintette. DaaaatLaKD, Or/nano, Oapmroi, Estraass, Oorr, Ooldmbu, MsJSstio and CarrroL motion picture*. Kceae, S. H^-Keeno (A. W. Qnlno. mgr.) the Lvnn Stock Oo. will sppesr hete week o( Majsstio (Bay Snow, mgr.)—Vsodevlll* and motion picture*. Tbe Musical Dusands will be featured week of 2. DBSaatuMD (R. A. Worsley, mgr.)—Motion pictures, to 8. B. O. bflrtac**. Nora.—Winchester will opea it* Brit theatre May 28, with "Qalacy Adam* Sawyer." Tbe tb*> str* Is a modern, op-to-date, areprooc seating 700. It I* to b* laasafed Qnlnn, manager of the Keen* Opera ' J*o**i— Msny Columbia managers are predicting a terrible disaster for Dare, but he only smiles. AckormsD, of Brooklyn, will look after tbe scenic end. There will be two act* with four scenes In the first, snd one sceae in the last set. ^-The-book Is a brand new Idea, ie LattoT of the Impossible," Orange ■UMMbOSJ Co. bare been contracted with for^-tne costi ■* SOME MANAGERIAL CHANGES. Leon Brans, foimerly manager of tbe Gayety, Newark, N. J., will act In tbe ca- pacity of assistant treasurer of the Empire, Newark, under the management of Tom Miner. Frank Abbott goes to Miner's Peo- ple's, New York. Jim Curtin will be mana- ger of tbe Empire, Brooklyn; Fred. Foilett will continue as manager of tho Bronx, while Charlie Daniels will be tbe chief do Casino, Brooklyn. s i JACK SINGER'S CHORUS. The chorus of the Passing Review, Sing- er's Detroit stock show, includes: Irene Hoi- ltday, Margie Martin, Nona Forbes, Flo, Cooper, Vera Cooper, Maude Stanley, Olga Gillette, Nellie Dlers, Edna Shannon, Hazel Le Boy, Anna Lockett, Bessie Bush, Goldls toons, Basel Miller, Mae Arthur, Hdns Hough, Nan C. Crasser, Josephine- Yates, Marie Francis and Klsle Evans. ■ * EASTERN HOUSE IS INDIANAPOLIS. Sam Scribner and Bad Hrnica were in Indianapolis. Ind., recently, looking the Em- pire over and hare decided to lay out about thirty thousand dollars re-modeling snd re- decorating the house sfter the close of the ique the stock burlesque season tbere, In time for Cue Syracuse. Tboy will opening of the Eastern wheel time, which play Important part* will play this house next season. Panax and Bdwab reception that be responded with two en- cores, altbougb, as ho ssld, he 'wasn't get- ting any more money for working overtime.' It was a tribute to his popularity and to bis ability." Mias Fam Lawmncb, through her sister, Mile. De Leon, acting as her guardian, brought her case on for trial before Justice Guy, of the Supreme Court, to have her mar- riage with Harry Brans annulled on the ground that when she married Harry Brans, on Dec. SO. 1010. she was only sixteen years of age. Miss Lawrence, through ber at- torney, M. Strassman, showed to tbe court that she became acquainted with Harry Evans while she visited a moving picture house In this city, where she was introduced to him. Harry Evans told her that tbey could both do a good turn together, and be- fore long they started rehearsing and went to New London, Conn., to play an engage- ment, when Harry Kvans induced ber to marry him. In applying for a marriage li- cense at New London be stated tbe age of Miss Lawrence as twenty-one, otherwise be could not bare obtained the license. Tbey were then married by a luetics of the peace, and the psst season continued their act with tho Queen of Paris Burlesque Company. The case was not contested, although Harry Evans serred a notice of appearance in tbe case. Manager OiionuH II. Habbis. of the Bow- ery Buricsquers, has brought the show bsck to New York intact, with the exception of two girls; one got married, the other sick— a good record. The show finished to excel- lent business last week at tho Columbia. Admin* Hoatti.no and Fu>BSNca Bbmn- man have signed with Peter 8. Clark's Run- awsy Girls next season, opening Aug. 25 at ' the' They will do their specialty and WABD8 with their musical THE LIBERTY GIRLS. The Liberty Girls will be the title of the Drew A Campbell sbow (Eastern wheel), Opening In Detroit Aug. 11. The company Includes: Matt Kennedy, Mona Raymond, Dainty Marie, Harry Cole and Anna Hast- ings (White Hawk and Bed Feather), FranMe Bice, AL Brace, Button and Ca- price, and Eveline, Impersonator. a comedy company, are packing them ln^Can- - . some, nice automobile rides, and were ada. Suskiess Is larger than our past three years up here. Weather Is very cool. "Wo Dave renewed old acquaintances and have had dered a _ supper at Nlsas.„ Union Hotel, also a party and auto trip at ira Falls, ten- at the i Suipmis, oioMime St, Catherines, Ont. Mey WllUams fslseS the company at Niagara P*lls. The company now Includes: John II. Perry. CAas. V. Ed- wards, Ben Burnley, Dot Richards, Bee Hsr- THE LVBIS A.RDOME, J&J."" ~ M *' W ' IUM "' "*" Jake LoMn> the well known burlesque nun- Fax St. Club Is suing Sam Howe for ager, will open a new alrdome seating HIfteen breaking a contract on which she was to hundred, Decoration 0*7, at Bockaway Park, act as loading lady wlta Che Love aUkcrs Li. the p**t seaaoc. ».:iji ) .22 *Jv itr o .S-'ii. -,nr >> a J.,-. A -o ii .HiU* ,;IH i A I ft