The New York Clipper (June 1913)

June 7 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. We.-s:mpiv canno:, resist- the temptation or reproducing the lyric ol the most wonderful descriptive mora! ballad with a punch, that was ever v/ntton in the hiptory of "SonRdom" ., ■ • ." " ' ';- '■■-•-. '■-. .'.. 1st VERSE. You made me think you cared for me, And I believed in you, You told me things you never meant, And made me think them true. I gambled in the game of love, I played my part and lost, rm now a wreck, upon life's sea, Alone I pay the cost AN ACHING HEART CHORTJ8. You made me what I am to-day, I hope you're satisfied. You dragged and dragged me down until My soul within me died; You've shattered each and every dream. You fooled me from the start, And though you're not true. Hay God bless you, That's the curse of an aching heart. 2d VERSE. The dreams 1 dreamed of future joys, You smiled on, though you knew, Seep down within your faithless heart, They never would oome true, Still further on you led me till My par&dtso I saw, Then with one word You banished all my hopes for ever more. After reading this lyric, is it surprising that we are so enthusiastic about the song? And oh. what a MELODY! So irresistible; so quaint; so beautii\i! ! you CAN SING a descriptive ballad. GET IT NOW! Orchestrations ready-m your key. Slides by SCOTT & VAN ALTENA. Written by FINK & PI A NT A LEO. FEIST "FEIST BUILDIW":- NC, 134 West 37th St., NewYork Western Office 145 N. Clark St.. Chicago Eastern Office 176 Tremont St., Boston FLAYING THB BIST Of VAUDEVILLE SULLIVAN and CONSIDINE CIRCUIT general business office ■ Bmlllvs* and Contldlne Bids;., Third »d Hadlsoa 6U., SEATTLE, WASH. JEBP. LnrOOT.lf . . . Qma.Mgr. GENERAL BOOKING OFFICE i IMS Broadway 'Heidelberg Bids.), H. V. CHRIS O. 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Largest assortment of Tricks, Jokes and Novelties In the world. Send 2c.slarnp for Illustrated catalogue 10* X. CI.ARK STREET. «-l T B*B*T CLIlff A iVT n > STATE STREET, (Maiu Store) Chicago. ■ \/m «■■ F JZiAjSaVAXXIM Chicago (Palmer House Lobby. WIGS. HOUSEGO GRANTED DIVORCE. Frank A Housego, of Le Roy and Housego, was granted an absolute divorce from bis wife, Habelle L. Housego, profes- sionally known, as Ginger Delutb, by Judge Phillips, In the Common Pleas Court, In Cleveland, 0., May 22. ♦— McISTYRK AND HEATH SAIL. Mclntyre and Heath will sail June 7 for England. "The Ham Tree" next season in America. ATLANTIC CITY NOTES. Pat Casey spent last week at the Dunlop. Joe Weber enjoyed the rolling chairs on the bright days. Jackson's Is doing business. The Three White Kuhns arc the feature. Bedford, Bennett and Buford are also doing nicely. 41 t LI KM: Ell CO. TO MOVE. After July 1 the executive offices of the Metier Company will be at Thirty-first Street and Fourth Avenue. rf BIG JUMP FOR "PASSINGjSHOW. Traveling by special train from Philadel- phia to Denver, "Trio Passing Show of 1012" will strike out next Wednesday for Its trans- continental tour, whlcti is to embrace moat of tho large Western cities. The attraction clones a four weeks' engagement in Philadel- phia Saturday night, May 31, to capacity business, which was equalled only by the receipts In Chicago and during the seventeen week run at tho Winter Garden. "The Passing Show Special," all of which will be used during the entire Journey, will leave the Rending Tormina!, Philadelphia, at 4.55 Wednesday afternoon, Juno 4, using tho Philadelphia and Rending lino to Dethlchcm. This point wiii be reached at 0.25, and ten minutes later tho special will bo speeding over the tracks of the Lehigh Valley for Bui- fain. At 4.50 the following morning two l'ralrlo type locomotives of the Luke Shorn will take hold of the cargo jf songsters, dancers, comedians anil diving girls ana rush toward Chicago. This city will be reachd at 7 r. m. Twi> hours nro allotted for a stop there, tho party leaving via the Chicago, Milwaukee anil St. Paul at I) 1'. it., arriving In Omaha Friday, Jtinu 0, at 11 a. si. Tho Roek Island will then take charge of the train, landing tho smcclal la Denver on Saturday, 7 A. M. Tho equipment will couslRt ot four 00 foot bnggnge cars, one day couch, three Putlmnu Hieepurs. one dining car and ouu compart- ment observation Pullman. The last car will carry nn electric sign reading "The Pausing Show Special." All of tho orlgluul company will remain, Including Clias. J. Iloss, Trhlo Frlgnnza, Adelaide and J. J. Hughes, Eugene and wllllo Howard, Ernest Hare, Texas uulnun, Louiso Britnelle, and seventy-live otlii'rs. The tour will Include Denver for tho week of June a, with these cities to follow: Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Snn FrnnclHco, Oak- land, Portland, Seattle, Tacoimi, Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Minneapolis. ♦ »» K. & e. vm SCENE FROM ESSANAY'S COMEDY, "CINDERELLA'S GLOVES." Released June 12. Mizzi Hajos left New York on board tho Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, to visit London, Paris and Budapest, and then Bosnia, where, in the latter city, "Her Little Highness." in which she will appear next season, will be set. She will return to this country In July. Tub Delmar Theatre. Enid. Okla., is book- ing some good attractions in musical and dramatic stock, alrdome time, no pictures, for the season. Because of Improved business conditions In Northern Oklahoma over those of the past three seasons, the Delmar'e new managers anticipate a good season. Pasqualb Amato, the Italian baritone, and his wife, were pasengers aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, of the North German Lloyd line, which sailed from New York Hay 20. They will spend the Summer with Mr. Amato's family at Cessrnatlco, on the Adriatic Sea. Harry Hounwi, vaudeville's handcuff art- ist, who will be the principal attraction at the opening of llammersteln's Victoria Roof Garden, will face a test that will do bis best In his particular lino of work. Capt. D. II. Smith, of the old prison ship Success, has offered to give $1,000 to any charity in New York if Mr. Uoudlni can escape from one of the cells nn the vessel. King, Wim.iamk and company report that thev are meeting with success over the Proc- tor' time, in an act written for them by MrCree itnd Clark, entitled "The Substitute Umpire." Fou.owi.no (be success attending the re- vival of Reginald De Koven's "Robin Hood," his "Rob Roy" will be revived la the Autumn. After a few weeks on tho road It will be brought to the Liberty Theatre, New York City, on Sept 15. SCENE FROM "WHEN A WOMAN LOVES." (The CUes-KIelne Tlirrc-Reclcr.) Justice Glcgcrlcb, sitting In part three of the Supremo Court, handed down a decision Mny 27 in favor of A. L. Erluuger. In the action brought by W. A. Brady against Mr. Krlanger for an accounting under the part- nership alleged to exist In connection with tho lease of the Auditorium Theatre, in Chi- cago. Brady alleged that Mr. lOrlauger took entire charge of the business, and on Jan. 1, 11)10, sold tho lease of tho Auditorium Thea- tre for $115,000. In his decision Justico Glegcrlrh decided every point in favor of Mr. Mrlangor, de- fendant in tho action, and mild ; "I am satisfied the plaintiff has no cause of action. Tho complaint is dismissed upon Its merits, with costs and an additional allowance, tho amount of which will bo fixed when the proposed findings of the parties aro passed upon." «»» Henry Moiitisiku, who closed with "The Five Frankforlors," at the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre, last Saturday night, will take a tour this Hummer for the purpose of doing souio photographing. Soi'ilYK Barnard, the light opera prima donna, who Introduced a dramatic play with Incidental music to New York vaudeville Inst week, will continue iu this sketch until July, when she will retire to begin rehearsal* with a new play to be seen In Now York In the Fall. Ballifi Fmtikh tins gone to her bungalow in the Adirondack Mountain* for the Hum- mer. Miss Fisher had a fairly active season, having sung tho prima donna roles In "Forty- five Minutes from Broadway," "The Woman Haters," "Eva" and a vaudeville sketch, be- sides having been married. Laura Iiuiir will remain with "Damaged Goods" during its present run In Now York, a season, by tho wny, which has been ex- tended for the fourth time. Mis* Burt has scored a decided hit as the nurse, ono of the few dramatic roles in the play. Julian McCarthy Little, society man of New York and Newport, who until recently was in the real estate firm of Pease & Ellf- man, has becomo an actor. That fact be- came known Inst week when it was dis- covered that Mr. Llttlo was a member of tho Harlem Opera House Stock Company. Mary uabdbm ha* once mora ofllxcd her signature to a Chicago Grand Opera Co. contract for the season of 1013-14. Tub Bociolouicai, Fu.no of 7'Aa Italian Review of Review, which helped bring about tho performance o( "Damaged Goods," has been Incorporated. Tho object Is to produce plnys of unusual Interest, which would ordinarily be kept off tho rtagc. John Black nan closed as advance man with George Evans' Minstrels. Dave Seymour Is at Mount Clemens for a series of baths after having closed as mana- ger for Dave Lewis, iu the musical farco "Don't Llo to Your Wife," which had a very successful Reason over tho Stulr & Havlin Circuit. It is the Intention of Mr. Lewis to again play tho circuit nuxt season with a new comedy, which ho has obtulacd but is as yet unnamed. Next season Mr. Buttcrlleld will take over the New Whitney Theatre, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Arthur Lane will manage tbo housn and also tho Majestic. Tho Whitney will run tho some line of attractions as before nnd tho Majestic vaudeville. This give* Mr. Butterfleld liotb theatres in Ann Arbor. Soutiie, Lkvey and Senna, "The Trim Trio," arc at present engaged tendering tune- ful tonic* at tho Carlton Terrace, in Now Tug Dalton Gymnasium and Swimming School, of Manhattan, kM been Incorporated by Frank E. Dalton, Louis Diltv) ond Fred. W. Kolb,