The New York Clipper (June 1913)

June 14 THE HFETVT YOEK CLIPPER, 19 ALLAI PINO THI «-»MTWV NIGHT WHlnot aar exception, the greatest boiled written in yean. stai.t.an g JNOEK g, do not fall to .end iter tikis beau 11 fnl number. When you hear It you will ling it I A MUX. NOYELTT-FTJLL OP IMMM IF EVERY GIRL WERE A BEAUTIFUL ROSE A sure winner. PROFESSIONAL COPIES FREE TO PERFORMERS KSCLOtmO LATE FKOORAMHKS. OTTO M. HE3NZMAN, Music Publisher, 135th St and Willow At,, HEW YORK TEST THEATRE (Few and Complete) and FINE PULLMAN CAa Foil BALB AND RENT. Soluble for Rep. Minstrels, etc. Asm hove One PLANT B1IOW OUTFIT. Minstrel Costumes, etc EK.W0OD KewDorp, Staten Wand, N.Y. ,^„ . .... .___ . _ jDIES JOW KELHASED! At II each. "Trail of tbe lonesome Pine'"That Old Girl of Hlne," "In My Karera," "Yoa're My Baby." Each Parody end Permit signed by WAT M. -WILLS. Apply to author Of above parodlea. MATT WOODWARD, CAJETT THEATRE BLDG,, S.T. CITY, Mr lira, aad Wat Dmtv.. «l bawV Maantttns, The' bays all wondered why Pat dolled, i bope uin Heaves aeea tali. Some of the bars bad quite an exciting time In Alma. Quite a bunch bad gone into tbe woods to snap their fincera and throw two eqcare- •Dotted cubes about The first borle bad already Z(U gortdenty a ttvm i one Hand ea tbe stljl, evening air. Tbe result waa e nad marathon fut tbe dressing teat. BUI was tret thrash tbe barbed wire fence, though ab suit snBercd aome- vbst. When the boneb i hi till tbe dressing tent they discovered it was Tltriroa piartleinr a aew parade eaU. ■ - 101 BOTES. bt roa LEWIS. The 101 Banch Wild West Shew 1* doing ca- pacity business In Connecticut towns, aad believe toe Miller Bros k Arlington deserve all tbe pat- ronage riven taem, for the bad weather tbe show baa bid for over three weeks. As the weather baa been hot since tbe show left Brooklyn, tbe crowds poor oat by tte then- ar. Otis. George Arlington Is delighted'with bis new ma- chine, which Joat arrived. If yon are looking for a sparkler, see Botch Ooba. He has some collection of diamonds. Note! Special.—Tbe annual MoIHgan session Is about to re-open, with Charles Lumpkins, tbe rural chef; A. E. Waterman, sheriff; Jl'umv Kelly. mixologist. The entertaining list will be: The Fish Quartette—Bay Oronln, bass; Johnny Calla- han, tenor; Joe Letter, second bass ; John Cary, alto: Willie Kuallk, organ director. Tbe mayor of Prairie Ooonty. sergeant-at-arms; Clarence Hltheoch- John Leonard will tell na a few stories about bis friend the king. Chas. Conn will act as chaperon for bis tribe of savages. All right, yon peddler baskin' bee; Beacon Wilson la In the midst. __ Hermsn and Lewis, the Hebrew comedians, -with this organisation. They say tbat stretching crepe hair. In open-air attractions, beats playing the- atres ta. tbe Summer. These bnys to with a eireoa every season, and In the Winter time always can be found wltb a auslcal comedy or playing vaudeville dates. Ray Crania spent a pleasant day In Waterburj— his home—some feed. Late Lewman, the tall, handsome cowboy, la with 101. doing- broncho bastfag. Who sold tbat? Mrs. White, far twenty-Use years wardrobe ols- treee with tbe Balaam A Bailey Oreo*. Is a goest of Mrs. Arlington. Get year cheek reaciy. Pat a quarter tn the ■lot pay the machine. Gel behind the eoeater. It's yen; who? Harry Flak! AnmmlUcn Sho-ry ta loading the anna more than ever, as nore amunltlon Is nsed la the Wild West. The Indiana Hoesitr, EiH Ckress, the noted robe cop, has left us. We sore mlaa him. Rocky Mountain Hank, tbe stage driver. Is still holding the reins. Hsnk come* from the hliro tops of tbe Rocky Mountains- In the Winter divs Bank kins plenty ef deer, he fas some trapper. He is a good old soul—did yoo ever meet nlmT Talk moose. Shorty Phillips and Johnny Foeney, boss hostlers. Invite tbe public to visit the ring barn for a look at tbe finest draught horses la tbe show business. Johnny and Shorty know what tbey are talking about. James Clayton, tbe Arizona boater, received a heavy fall In New Haven. He is a game buster. Ed. Lindsay will be en band at the Winnipeg Stampede. He Will enter for tbe cbumplonshlp taU-oocginr. ef tbe world. D. V. Tantllnger, arena director, Is a very busy man handling tbe bock end of the show. Joe Lewis, the Hebrew comedian, holds his own la tbe comedy ami fanny sayings of the Wild West. Zaek T. MUler is to leave soon for Germany, la the interests of tbe MUler Bros. Joe a Miller says moving pletores of tbe 101 Ranch was one Mr bit—across tbe pond. Cheater Byers has Just reeetevd a new saddle, made by Power & Son, which Is valued at 11,000. The saddle Is mounted wltb solid silver, and has a rope cantfe front and born In the silver etfecL Tbe earners of the skirts and jockeys, both front and back, have silver hearts with tbe letter "C* above and "B" below. A silver name plate oa the rear of the cackle has Chester A. Brers en- graved so It. Tbe stirrups are still and silver Inlaid. Tbe saddle was designed and made in tbe Power shoos by Chas. C. Calavaa. foreman, said to bo "; warkni.a known in the saddle trade. A SOLID ENGAGEMENT DOWN IN DIXIE, No. 2 WANTED PEOPLE IN ALL BRANCHES OF THE DRAMATIC BUSINESS, PIANO PLAYER to double Band, MAN to do two specialties and doable band, AGENT and PHO- GRAMMER. Add. LATA RE.1CE BARLOW, Booking Office, it Main Street, Daabury, Conn. WANTED, QUICK Good GM.BTTS. MAN With Specialty. Join at once. Hooey tnire Summer aad Winter. Address HARRY KER- SHAW, SHARPSTEEN COMEDY CO., Branson, Mich., THIS WEEK". Hudson, Hick.. NEXT WEEK. FOR SA1E-A ONE- PIN LUBiN PICTURE MACHINr!. Everything complete and Six Reel of Film. Be at Offer takes It- Can Use Rep. People IN ALL LINES Those doubling band or specialties. MUSICIAN'S tn all lines, wltb those dooming stage preferred. Pianist, LA ROY STOCK CO., Bnrrafo, Ohio. ILLUSIONS FOR SALE. Egyptian Palace, Interior;dje scenery.foor bor- der leg drop. Swell setting. Coet$l«o. Cash, In- cluding altar and packing case, $*0. "Azra" Illusions, Vanishing Levttation. Cost 1160 fJiartinka's). Cash, vita crate. $55. Anna Fay act, Stereopticon, tiftv smaller illusions at |5 a bunch: costumes, etc. TUB GREAT CHRIST! 0IVAN1S A CO.. No. 631 TlneSt, Phila-,Pa, WANTED, Pill PLAYER Lady or Gent, capable of playing organ for tent rand. show. Three day and week stands: hotel aecomruodattons; easy work; Bummer and Win- ter. Mention lowest, etc, ta first letter; we pay ail. Can ass Versatile Sister Team or Single. Wrtie QUICK." Address V A OP. CO., Absecon, X.J. WANTED, , AL0N6 THI: KENAEBEC CO. ITJVKBsXES, Heavy, Straight and Comedy OLD MEN, CHARACTER WOMAN,INGENUE, HEAVY WOMAN. Prefer those tbat can do specialties, and men thai eanplsy tn band. Add. C. B. BRNO, j^cherbocIerThea., BMg., 1402 B*way, New Tork AT LIBERTY FRANK CALLAHAI Gen. Boa, Characters, lies vies. MAY CALLAHAN General Bus., Heavies, Boobrettes. Sober, sellable and experienced. VRASK CAMaMMML IgOACanal BtU, Mew Orleans,l«a WANTI First Class Me Artist State all In firs: tetter. Send sketches If possible. JOHN A. SERVAS SENIO BTCIilO, 6 MILL ST., ROCHESTER, S. V. OKLAHOMA KASCII WUJ> WEST. BT JIWtLL JETf. Bnm Patxs, Wis.. Jme & We had quite a time getting oft tbe lot at Besdaburg. One of tbe aide show wagons got stack aad it took ten bones and the efforts of "8ascba,'' the wire haired man. to get it out. We arrived at Mondavi late, bat gave a parade and two shows. Bomer WUaon. chief of tbe cowboys, and arenic director, is not in his saddle, owing to a bad fall a fortnbjbt ago. Little Tommy Douglas. the smallest and neatest of our cowboys, fell last night and Is la s very bad condition. Lucille Marian, one of the best lady ropers and riders In the world, is proving it at every performance. Col. Zack. Malliosi, our historical character. Is very much on view, and this grand old man of tbe West is Just as spry as some of the boys. Otto Klein, tbe world's champion trick snd fancy rider, Is always a bit especially with tbe ladles. He will be a warm contestant at the stampede at Winnipeg, Cau., thli Fall, chore he Is to defend his title against John Agee, of the singling Shows. Both are good personal friends, 1 V7.su them luck. Jack Goldberg, tbe man with tbe lariat and pony eipreas rider, la a wonder. Be Is one of the features In tbe nuto-polo game. May Holmes is a recent recruit and s great favorite. The Indians under Chief Eagle Head have a baseball team and have challenged the Arlington * Bevkmann staff team. The eon-boys are quite a teams on tbe show. The cowboys are quite s ■<»ay lot snd Prof. McCoy's side show hand boys ™w speed. Woody Van says not to forget tte blgishow band, as they are still In the game. There bj talk of gWlag a "Toea" show for the benefit of tbe Dingbats. Woody Van. one of tbe frialaal Legrta. sod 81 Wentwettb and two or three of the others are old "Tsm" people. _ Chief Leers la a riot with bis Royal Rsssiaa gasaelra. That most desperate of sB rioers. Chief Basle Head srith bis kibe ef Siota Indians are the Best dressed Indians on slew today. "Oa ■re, without a doubt, tbe show Indiana of the show world. Fred. Beckmaan Is the busiest mas with the show, and Is always on the Job. day aad night Fred Goltmar pakl oa a visit at Woodstock, HI., and vus a welcome visitor. Walter F. Robins, of Malhall. Okla., sras a visitor st Woodstock, snd nde osr world's neat- est outlaw horse, Gannon Ball, and got away with it. jewUl Jett Is to be csteher ea the stall haw- ball team. Jack and George Kearney, rifle and pistol shots, are a hit. Ed. Hynds, one of tbe real menders, his joined and is welcome. Mr. Procter has tbe balloon and whip privilege. Jasper Fulton, tbe concession manager, Is very busy these* days. Fred. Beckmunn, Walter A. Shannon and others jalned Tbe Showmen's League of America, one of the best orders ever fjawajajkjajn Jack Goldberg, the cowboy poet, sends ills erne: "I have been a good fellow, boys, earned all I have sprat paid what I have borrowed and lost what I have lent. I once loved a girl, bat that came to an end—get s dog, fellows. He'll always be your friend." I HISGLIITGS' SHOW TS BAffGOB. Fair weather prevailed at Bangor Me.. Jsao 0, and the Ringllng Bros.' CIreut phyed to ca- pacity at both performances. Bangor la a good show town, and people came from Cariboo sad Fort Fairfield, one hundred and fifty mOes away, to see the stew. Blnghags' PMsEOmw is a fea- ture. The aerial numbers are features of the big show, particularly tbe Olarkonlans and Dpaidr- down Brown and partner. In swinging tispesr balancing. The Mlrono and Anderson Bros, were also capital la their lofty work. Tbe work of the Suon Trio of strong men sppealed to all. The courteous Mr. Graham was In front of tbe side abow, which did overtime to satisfy all bonds. Our friend Vino, with ftube and Mary, work and card tricks Is easily the feature. Trainers snd teamsters report unusually deep mud In Portland sod Watervtlle. Grace, tbe big elephant, was drawn oat of waist deep mud by two others of the herd, ranch to the delight of on- lookers. I 101 RAJvCllEHS Hl'RT. Two members of the 101 Ranch comphny met with an accident la Bartford, Oonn., June S. John Mango was riding a buffalo when the animal stumbled, throwing Bongo under It He sustained a broken leg. The baching broncho, "Crssy Snake." rolled op Sylvester Disc a no. tbe poaimtl of rha saddle striking him m the chest aad ta- flicting a deep wound. ———a»—■—■» Fim Urrcnaix, ef the WQIlara Bartels Oa. Importer* of wild animals. Mew Tork City, was a guest of B. E. Wallace, of the Bsgenheek- Wallace Shows, during the Philadelphia engage- ment of the show. Fran. Dasum's posies are provlag to be a big drawing at tract loo with the free (Irm at Loss Park. Coney Island. N. T. Louis Robs. MS Graad Street, New Fork City. haa seemly received several awaw*mmmj of wild aslmale. birds, ansaes, etc., and baa Oiled several iarve orders received from eircwa owners Mas. kTbosiu, in ker exreediagly good ward- robe, assists Prof. Sogers is novelty dhykiya of the big Irsspe of high school banes, frarnrisg ■Tsrkey la the Straw," walking oa the knees, Turkey Trot and the only danriag bene, Happy, with the "101 Banch" Shew. FOR SALE CHEAP—Yentrlloiiaist Flgarew Magic Outfit and Barrel Escape. Write quick, to PROF. ZALANO, 710« N. Cayuga St., Ithaca, N. Y. FOR 8ALE-4Picture Machincsand 20 Good Reels of Films. No junk, all for $75. Some good Trick Dogs and Dorcs. Win boy or exchange for Ocean. Wave, Pony or anyUuog I can use in park. HABKT SMITH*; PRATT, PA. BILLPOSTERS WANTED Good opportunities for soDer, reliable ami experienced lit II unit era, VKlyrsacia need apply. Sim-onli n ship. No strike or labor trowble. IV It en writlnsr state experience, age and where employed* Permanent position If you make good. We also have positions for willing and industrious apprentices. Apply to BROOKLYN POSTER ADVERTISIN8 CO.. 894 FULTON ST., Brooklyn, N. V. Orbisonia Opera House ORBI80NIA, PA. NOW BOOKING FOR SEASON .9.3-.9I4 Capacity S00. Huntingdon. Located between Lewlaton and PRANK 6. WILSON, Mgr. WANTED, IT OHOE Javfiile Ltafiiag Man rkiug Spwialty, one DwHiig BaH piTrmed; Phii Mayer to IfeiMe Bod; liyaaf, B. ft 0. Address CLAtTDB REED, Tessa Cottle King Co., Williavmspwrt, Pa. All mail forwarded. AT LIBERTY u.k mm COWEDI.W light and Character Age, 25. Height, 6 ft. din. Weight, 130 Wardrobe, Appearance and ability MISS BILUE WHIM LEADS Ingenue and Sera breuo Age, 20. Height, s ft 3 Id, Weight, 116 SPECIALTIES AddresORHKBT AMD MARLOWE, 815 Sherman Street, Jahastown, Pa. WANTED Slide Trombone and Clarinet. Other Musicians and Specialty People, write. Two car tent show. Long season. Sober, reliable people. Address BILLY BENNETT'S BIG SHOW, Cambridge, Minn., Jma 18, n. After that, Permanent Address, Mllaca, Minn VVIUTtn Piamo Player, Vaudeville nflrtlLlI an* Piclnres, who can read andfahe. Steadywork. USDEil CANVAS. Salary sure every Bondayrnornlng. No boose bobsters need answer. This is a One-Car Snow. Week Stands. One show a night. I pay all alter Joining. State lowest salary. Want to hear front performers In all lines. Write or wire HARRY HOWARD MOD- ERN CONCERT. THOMSON, McllttHlc Co.. OA. DAN FRIENDLY PRINCIPAL OOHEDIAN Boyle Woolfolk'a Voslcal Comedy "TKIK BELL. MOF>" AT LTBKKTT BJBXT 8EASOM Hebrew, Dutch, or Robe Kid. Offers I nvited. Address S. H. CLIPPER. THE DRIKKWATER STORES SUMMER STOCK Under canvaa. Wanted to loin on wire. Leading Women, general business; Band Actor, Musician for bass horn In band; Bass Viol lnorchestra.Trap Drummer. Name lowest Summer salary; dining tent, or nay own. Send program. DRISK- WATER STORES CO., NeEtomvllIe.Oblo, Jane »-l«t Logan, Ob lo, ltvat. A.T LIBERTY AN ALL AROUND C LEVER BOY 15. Wants to loin company or partner. GEO. LOitHALVE, Care of CUPPER. SKETCn, "FUfillT OF HAS" For three gentlemen, FOR SALE; 25 minutes. Apply Thursday or Friday morning, I0-I2. SKETCH. CLIPPER OFFICE, 47 W. 28th St, New Tork. Light Comedian who pi ays ■ Juvenilia, with •peclal- ost ho good. Others write. fbahk wenumr theatre co. HigbgateVt,12,13,14, Canjbridge,Vt, 18,11,18. PROF. RICTON 8AY8 That tho fonadaUon of bis success Is built opo« the stones. CAST by big advcrnarlfs. OODBATE THBKIHQ. T1118 WK.,O0UIMB0a0BOVB,OHlO NOBBEBT SIIVAI Birhn Violinist, or any one knowing his waere- aboatSjklDiOy communicate at onco with MBS. FANNIE HOItWlTZ. It Locust Bt, Stockton, CaL Lady Cawnrtin, donbflng other ln.a- ssaetats, with stageexperlenre, wonl« Join ertab- Msbed art or good Mt*u>ev« partner. Address LADY CORJIKTIST, car* It. Y. Clipper. ft 4*.-uX MYRKLE-HARDER CO. Oenerai Business Actor, Ingenne and Jnvcnllo Woman;also nnn to ptay strong lino Hccond l.ccH, Charactcrt; Property Man (union). Want only reliable, clover, steady people. , WW. H. HARDER. Allenliiirst, N. J, USEFUL DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LINES Those inaiean do specialties preferred, Mao for Heavy. Han for Character Comedy, Juvenllo Wuoihii, Pl&i.o Player (man preferredi, etc Mostly otic-night stanibi, possibly some two and three night". isBOrtJsnfps, A hmg, pleasant engagement to rlgkt people, who will work for cotnnauy's inter<-»t. Btatoallparticalars, with lowest salary for Summer and regular season, (live height and weight, also lend photos, if possible. Third lesson opens ubont Juno li. Mr. anil Mrs. Frank llailmway write; Address W. 11. NELSON, 1030 Boylaton St., Ho.ton, Huas. WANTED, AT ONCE The Best A No. 1. wing Leading Woman in Bus. Hast be good looking and nave first class wardrobe for twenty-one bills, as show slays ono to four weeks, playing good time. Bend weight, height, photo- anil lowest salary. Yuar'x cngagemcut. i'-v vonr own. WANT—Al Orchestra Leader. Violin to double Clarinet, also Clarinet II. ami 0. AiUli'-a IHVBPHY'S COMEDIANS No. 3, UEHT MELVILLE, JIgr., Jouesboro, Ark., June wl-i. Performers, Attention $15 to $20 a Week Added to Your Salary If yon are willing to pot In a couplo of hours a day when you are) hot working ynn can make some easy money, selling to local tnerchanta an article they all want that Is con. netted with your profctslon and that you understand. You call carry satuplu In your pocket Write for details and sample to Dept. 3, MEYTR-BOTH CO., 2314 INDIANA AVENUE, CHICAGO HaSter" r. 8. J. WEINTHAL Jr. F0KUKRLY WITH HAULER BROS., 0th Awe. and 31st St. Has kept an tract record of all shoes sold to bis customers while at Mahler Bros., and la now prepared to SII duplicate order by mall. THE SHOECRAFT SHOP 37& 8th AVE* MEW YORK OUaloghc A of Street and Theatrical Shoes sent oa request. Telephone 2473 Chelsea WANTED, AT ONCE GOOD REPERTOIRE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES of"Experience, Ability/, Appeaaraace and Wardrobe. 8Hre-_low Suutiti.tr Salary. Plr.taartt Season, with Winter Seaaoa to follow. Haste Plays. Wire or write sastlak. Lowest Salary. No tliuo to correspond. People doing specialties preferred. Manager COOK'S ELECTRIC PARK, Evansvllle, Ind. CARLETON SISTERS COMPANY CLEVER LEADIN6 MAN, CAPABLE PLAYING TWO BILLS A WEEK State age. height, salary. Clad to hear from clever ilcpertolro Stock People st nil times. Address VARNBY AND MONTGOMERY, Princeton, Ind., week Juno 0; Washington, ItuL, week Jnno 10. A GOOD LADY SINGER of good appearance, for big. recognized vaudeville act. Address PRODUCTION, care of CLIPPER. WANTED THE BOOBB A11U8SS1ENT COMPANY fOwtaera] COMPANY (Owner.) asatmvZ -irm.A-"vssl Jm. For PERMANENT STOCK AT OAEFORD PARA* THEATRE, JEANNLTTK, PA. Leading Man. Tontig Woman for Characters and Uenenvl Bnainess,ono wltb Specialty pieferrcd. People lo ail Una*write. Want to hear from Vaudeville Peoplo tbat can clay parts. Ability, good Sady, wardrobe, sobriety ewentlal. No ilsae to dicker. State jomr lowest Bummer salary, age, height, and weight, and mall late programx, which WlH he Warned. Two bills s week: no raatinocci except Saturdays, holidays and special picnic days. Addreas ED. H. MOOHE, Bgr. OaVasfard Park Tbeatre, Jeaanette, Pa. W. I. SWAIN SHOW CO., Inc. WANTS DRAMATIC TEAMS AND SINGLE PEOPLE Preference to those doing specialties, doubling band or ringing in quartette. Say all, ago, weig : height, etc, and lowest salary for long season. We expect to advance tickets. W. I. SWAIN SHOW COMPANY, Colunabos, His.., week of June 16. WANTED Trombone, Barlton ■I.o Bos. Hostler Show. Swell outfit, and doing big basin Hotels. Low, tare lalaries. D-For THOS. L FINN'S GREAT EASTERN SHOWS as and Tisp D»uminer. Wanted, also, Beat Bos. Canvas Man, who casa laeep sober} aood Candy llutclier. This la a M-borae Wagon id doing tig business. Performers anil Musicians uavo lodging and breakfast »t agon Performers and Musicians uavo lodging and breakfast at Address, Permanent Addrcs. UOOSIfJK FALLS, N, Y. ngle. - Se Ot 8nre-0ro staff for one dollar. Com. and Honb.; two Comedians, or Single. No catalog. Anthor of four hundred successes. (Yon know me) Summering Id the Ozarkf. Don't overlook these lilg Time Acts because they're cheap. They're all comedy, and NEW comedy, too. DRA3IAT1C Ai'THon, Cabool, Missouri. WANTED, for the EARL HAWK "BIG" STOCK CO. Heavy Haa, Plasao Player, Jinalcl.ns atoabllan sfaao or speelaltie., Oen. Bess. Haa wltb spec laities. Week stands. Pay own; or I State salary if yon want answer, vlireor write quick. will pay all. Send photos If itomible. Addrrrs tukC UAVVK, VanUalia, Illinois. IT LIBERTY JULY !, The American Orchestra of 18 Pieces Cnder the direeUoa of a noted eondaetor. Opeo for all Bummer engagements. Hotel ami I'ark Con- «rt work a specialty. String, Quintette or Trio Work ajio a specialty. HLSICAL. DIRECTOR, care of N. Y. CLIP.' EK. 0m ROSE HliBVER "KATJS" BO HAIIFIELD l Kr 44 Beech Street, West Rozbury, -llass. ' ■ | j " 1 ■< : ! ■■> ■ i ! i i \ 1 s ' /; l * t -. 3& :