The New York Clipper (September 1913)

28 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. September 20 ATTRACTIONS AT TUB HDW YORK TDE1THEI. B'WAY and 60th 8T' Thone 0260 Colombo* Evgs. at 8.10. Mats. Tiies., Than., 4 Sat., 2.10 BIGGEST SrECTAOLK AMD GREATEST OAST IN THE WORLD I PASSIWO SHOW of jtjj fcSXoa- 44th STREET SffiBf 441 h ST..' WEST OK B'WAY. EV08., B.W. POPULAR! NIGHTS. (MATH. WKD.A8AT. I'KICRS. HIGHEST, $1.M>J HIGHEST, $1.00 JOSEPH SANTLEt» WHEW DREAMS COME TRUE MAIL CTDCCT mb St., near ll'way •19111 dill EC I 'Phono 413 Bryant. Evening* 8Jio; Mate., Wed. and Saturday, 2.30. BELIEVE ME, KANIIPPE WITH JO HN BABRYMO R E AND M ARY Y0UH6 WILLIAM A. 10,1, 0T TIIEA., JUBt E. of B'way. BRADY'S iCHllol. 'Phone 178 Bryant. Evgs. 8.16; Hats. Thnrs. and Saturday. 2.16. PHILIP BARTHOLOMAK PRESENTS KISS ME QUICK With Helen Lowell Ma Arthur Aylawofth FWt&* PLAYHOUSE 48th St., East or Broadway. Phone 2628 Bryant. Evgs. t.20. Mau., Wednesday and Saturday 2.20. The Family Cupboard By OWEN DAVIS. HIPPODROME 6ili Av.434.44th. Dally Mats. at2. UcstBeate»l. Eva. 8 •« 18 BIO SCENES j- America 1,000 I Increased! 900 I l>0 People I Orchestra | Horses | Indiana A ■Alii A B'wayAaothBt. Phone HHfl-Oreeley uAdlHU Evgs.,H.lo. Mats.. Wed. A Hat., 2.10. DE WOLF HOPPER in LEO FALL'S TUNErUll.OI'ERETTA ,■■ LIEBER AUGUSTXN With GEOROB MACPARI-ANE AND A SUPERLATIVE OAST. Phono A AUaTIW * 1 " 1 St. Eaat of B'way, AIM I ItII ¥ Evenings 8.80. Bryant IPIflflfciaT I MatB. Tues. A Sat. 2.80, WIN Til ROP AMES preaents her own Money By MARK E. SWAN A COMEDY OF HUME LIFE. DATA fa? BROADWAY A 47th ST. Manage- I A Lt\\JLi meat of Mr. Frank Thompson. The World's Most Beautiful Playhouae. Smoking Permitted In Balcony. THB NKW PUKES. Dally Matinees: 26o, 6 c. and Best Seats 76c. Evening*: 26c. 60c., 760. ami enllro lower floor $1, Supreme vaudeville, Finest In the World. 10-ALL BTAR ACTS-10 B. P. KEITH'S COLOMAL ff&ff& in DIP AMELIA IIINpilAM, OUB_EDWAR ALL STAR VI) [IK. TWO Dally, 26c. _ EDWA — BONO REVUE, Harry Thaw Pictures, R. T. Ooldborg, Rum. Hayes A Co. Unify A Loroui. Bert Melrose, Mo- Mabon, Diamond A Clcmence, Flying KiimhcIm, (lasch Ulsters. CONOBRTS SUNDAY, 2.16 AND 8.U. B. P.KEITirSALIHMBRA '»?.»• 10 BIO FEATURE ACTS FRANK SHERIDAN <k CO., 1IKLI.E BAKER. IIAHHY THAW PICTURES, Harry Tlghc A Co., Madden A Fltz- patrlck Ighe Til re Kcatons. Charles A Van, Juggling Mowatts, Miller A Muuk.Tlio Stan- leys. 2 Gig Concerts Sunday,2.16 and 8.16. B. F. KEITH'S OKPHEUM ZgOM I MARIE DHKNH1.ER. Flore— tint Singers, Dooley ■ IHl ""scTc * Co.. Brie " Ilia vill iiuui'1 nee, imiiy, w. 1A Blfi l MARIE DRBBBLBR.FIoreBa- III DID <li... Hi n«<-.., II.oil") ■IfMrWI, III STAR ,,||S "- M "" * i; °-' 1)r '''" * 0onn °i ACTS TWO 11 Marllnotll A Sylvester, the BaHsnns. Williams A Wolfiis, oa. HARRY THAW PICTURES. g Concerts Bumlay, a.16 and H.16 B. F. RON. UNION SO. %e& p $!22&. 8 tnaiy CoiSieris, 2.16 in* 8.16: Mat. dally J*. •'THE AUTO BANDIT," Tabloid Melo- dramai HISS Kl.Oltli.ME TEMPEST, Oeorgo w. Barry and Maudo Wulford, Wilbur Mark and Nella Walker, Paul Forier and Alice Sullivan. Florence Lorraine aud Edgar Dudley, La Toy Bros, and other Big Acts. AllDVV B'way A 4Mb. St. Tel. 210 Bryant. WJIIBH Eves., 8.16; Mala., Wed. and Sat., 2.16. KLAW A ERLANOER Mgrs. COHAN A HARRIS PRESENT Edgar Bel wy n't New Farce Hit NEARLY MARRIED With BRUOE McRAE. Illi'I" A fi.tT'aln W. 441b St., Eves, at 8.30, -DaTis JLt/m.CT W Mats., Thurs. A Sat., 2.SO DAVID BELA8CO PRF.BENT8 TIE TEMPERAMENTAL JOURNEY A comedy In 8 acts, from Andre Rlvolre A Ivea Mlrende's ''Pour Vlvre Heureux," with Leo Dltrlcbsteln and notable cast. New Amsterdam &".£vTft?weTi Sat. 2.16. WERBA A LUEBOHER Present CHRISTIE MacDONALD i» Victor Herbert 'B0 o AL oa _i 0 Bookbyll.B.Bmlto Mow Operetta (jdlCclllrtU Wand Fred deGresac Lyrics by II. B.jBmlth. Staged by Fred Latham. GE0.M. COHAN'S '^ggSSgS.* KLAW A ERLANOER Managers Eves,, 8.16. MatlnecB, Wed. and Sat. 2.16. W POTASH & PimHUTTER An Dp lo-date garment In three pieces, founded on Inefamoui stories from tbe SATURDAY EVENING POBT, by Montague Glass. T fCVPTV 4M St., W. of B'way. Eves- LdOCiI\l I 8-16 . Mats. Wed. A Sal. 2.16- KLAW A ERLANOER, Managers. The De Koven Opera Co. (Dlr. Daniel V, Arthur) present BESSIE ABOTT In the Bonnie Opera ROB ROY With a Grand Opera Cait and Jefferson De Angells. n TlUPr THEATRE, 42d St. W. of B'way H IN lit F ' v «»- »* 8 - 16 . Mst »- Wed. and 1.1-I IIIUk gat., 2.16. Wed. Mala. Popular. THE AMERICAN PLAY CO. PRESENTS WITHIN THE LAW With JAMB COWL ai Mary Turner GORT THEATRE Direction < 48th St., Just E. of B'way, . Telephone Bryant 48, ilre'ctlbn of John Cort. Et«b. 8.30. Mam. Wed. A Sat.. 2.30 OUTER MOROBCO PRESENTS LAURETTE TAYLOR In theComody of Youth. PBO O' HY HBAHT. By J. HARTLEY MANNERS. H H. Fruee's THEATRE, 48th St., West of i rSjA? ES£:tn*Ama. Tel. 23 Bryant LUalvAlKClKvcs. ats.15: Mats.. Wed. A Sat. 2.16. THE NEW ERA PRODUCING CO. (Joseph P. Blckerton Jr., Man. Director) presents ^KrADELE By Jean Ureqiiet and Paul Ilervo WITH AN EXCEPTIONAL CAST. ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK l.tii Street A Irving Place WILLIAM VOX PRBSBNTS THE STILL ALARM TWICE BAIL V-PRICES, 10-HO-30) UITlafiaafalVr 44th STREET, II U II9U JX EAST OF B'WAY. "THE FIGHT" BY BAYARD VEILLER A BIQ DRAMATIC BVCCBS8. F. F. Proclor'i 0th Ave. ll'way A 28th St. Dally Mat., 26c. Eves. 260. to $1. 1 CONCERTS Sun., 2.16 A 8.16 All-Star Bills DIGBY BELL & CO. "II Happened In Topeki" Bowers, Walters A Crooker, Hunt- ing A Prancls, milv RogorB, Miller aud Vincent, others. FRANK I JULIE POGARTY RING & CO Il'RIUV Hill THEATRE Lexington Ave. and 4M St., R. Y. This week, HAPPY WIDOWS COLUMBIA THEATRE BROADWAY, 41th STREET, M.Y. This week, MOLLIB WILLIAMS' CO. OPT OF TOWH NEWS jPHlJ^AjOj^l^PHjLtV. Cooler weather last week caused business to pick uu at too downtown houses. The Gartlek oi*ii» fir tlie Kaaeo on 10, when "TUe Master Mind" bas Us drat local view, owing to the luipruvc- titriits being nuido to the Utoatl It will not open until Oct. 0, with "Mllestouea." This will leavo but one other house mill to opeu, the Oboatnut Ktuvt Opera Mouse, which from present co|idl- iloua will not bo ready uulll early In December. OataiuK (Charles O. Wunamakcr. mgr.)—The regular aeusuu ueglna 'Hi, when '"Hie Master MIikI" has Its local premiers. Howe's Travel pic- ture* had three weeks of big business, ending 1:1. FoiaaaT (Nixon A Zimmerman, mgrs.)—Tbo lutiHi edition of /legfeld's Follies, which was re- vealed for tho drat time here. 8-18. waa as well liked by the crowded houses as any of their pre- ileccasori. The cast Is chockful of favorites, and Elisabeth Brlce, Ethel Kelley, Frank Tlunoy, Jose Oolllut. Nat M, Wills, Leon Brrol were all glvvu noisy welcunaw. The second week start* IS. Walnut (W. D. Wegelorth, ugr.)—Bugenlo Bltlr, In "Madame X," IB*and week. "A Fool There Waa" drew well flllt-d houses last week. Winter Bland, as tbe liusbautl, and Florence Auer as the wouiau, do paluslaklng work. "ODlcer 004" 22. I.yho (I^nnard BMumbcrg, mgr.)—"The Purple Road" continues to grow la popularity, the houses last week being much better than tho previous week. Tho Bnal week atarts 15. Aijri.riu (Leonard Ulumberg, mxr.)—The sea- *oa starts 16, with "llio Smouldering Flame," for the Drat time locally. The Oaptnlu Scott Ulm pictures llulshcd Its engseement 13. Oiimtnut (Wm. A. Page, mar.)—Tlie Or- phetiw Stock puts on "Lorna Doouv" 13 nud week. "The Importnnco of Being Earnest" wns ei|i!iully scted last week, to flue houses, Mitchell Harris, as John Worthing, and Kriwnrd K. Ilor- ton Jr., as Algoniou Meucrleff, scoreil big sue* tesnea by their brilliant work. -Merlsn Swayne, aa Cecily, and Ethel Valentine, us Gwendolyn, carried on" the honors In the female roles. Ajjuiiii.'AN (James Wall, miir.)—Tbe atock, In "The Christian," 16-20. "A Butterfly on the Wheel" met with big approval from crowded homes Isst week. The big court scene, with Ursee Hull tnd John Loreas, was capably done. mat's (John W. Hart, mgr.)—'lite Penn l'ls.vers, In ''Little Heroes of the Street." IS and week. Last week, "Ibny, the Boothlnck," had 1 succession of One houses, and applaudeil the work of tioorgo )/. Kenueiiy and Crystal Benson, in the leading roles. liviriBi (W. O. Oameroo, mgr.)—Tito Golden Crooks will be on baud 16-20. The Honeymoon Girls received a warm welcome from One houses ln»t week. Mill Ott aud Alice Lassr were the ilars. and their efforts were received with big applause. Hart, Ilylaud and Patterson were also lives a big land la the olio. Columbia Bur- Ickiucts next. Gabino (ICUub A Koenlg, mgra.)—The Bowery HiirlcBque-rs IS and s-eek. The Huppy Widows were a olg v/inuer last week, to large housei. Joeeiih K. Wotaon and Will II. Cohan are two dandy Yiddish comedians, snd they Landed over lileuty of lauglia. The Roseland Girls next. TinxjAiiaiio iKoht. Morrow, mgr.)—The Rector Qlrls 16-20. The Dandy Girls had a doten One bouses to eutertaln laat week. There la not a dull moment to the allow, while the olio numbers fiy tho Qutena, Standard Trio, Aleta Hale and Max B. Davidson, were all top-uotchers. Ehfa Mull and her Beauty Show 22. B. v. Kami's (H. J. Jordan, mgr.)—Clifton and Crawford la the lieadllner week of IS. Oihers are: Tom Nawn and company. May Wlrth. the Three Alex., Rlesner and. Gores, Ward Bros., Karl Grees, Imttof, Oonn and Ooreene, snd 11107- Ing pictures. Osano (T. M. Dougherty, mgr.)—Ever since the opening show the crowds hare been of Im- mense else. The bill week of 15 la: Mile. Amato and Gnola, Hamilton and Clarke, the Three Rose- mary Girls, Otto Bros., Msnona bird*, snd mcr- lug pictures. Nixom (Frederick Leopold, mgr.)—Week of 15: "Vacation Days," Walter Wesley and company, Metropolitan Three, Clinton and Glare, and mov- ing pictures. MrraorouTAN Ofbtu Hoosb (Eugene Meyers, mgr.)—Montgomery and Moore Is the big act for the whole week, irj-!0. For IB-IT the other acts are: KlltTord and Ktrlton, Archie Gonial), RoM. Henry Hodge and company, and Richards and Montrose.' For the cod of the week the bill It: Prances Glare and company. MotTat-Ls Heine, Henderson, Godfrey aud company, Mint and Werls, and Arthur Illrsb. Was. Pbnn (Wm. W. Miller, mgr.)—Week of 15-20: Gus Edwards. Morris and Allen, Baby Helen, Guerre and Carmen, Steluer Trio, Seymour Family, and moving pictures. Kmstonk (AI. W. Taylor, mgr.)—Week of IB- 20: r,.i Graclosa. Krlly ami Pollock, O'Neal and Wslmsley. De Witt, Burna and Torrenee, the llitliier». Irving Jonm and inovlug pictures, FAiimni'NT (Sam Dawson, mgr.)—Tills home, the newest of tlie J. Fred Zimmerman enterprises, opened for tbe drst time on 11. with an Im- mense audience In attendance. Tlie theatre coat XIBO.000 to build, and has t seating capacity of two thousand. The bill week of 15-20 Is: Pletro. luglls and Bedding, Roach and McCurdy, Mori nroa., Kelly and Lafferty, loleen Bisters, sad moving pictures. Lincrm- (M. W. Taylor, mgr.)—Week of 15-20: McDevltt. Kelly and Lucy, Frank Morrell, Ihe Turiilm. AI. Carletou, Woods animals, the Mosses, and moving plcturea. Ali.coiibm (a P. tEggleston, mrr.l—Week of 16: Irene Myers am] company, the Right German Madcaps. Cantwell ami Walker, Versatile Trio, I/well n. Drew, roliln Bros, and moving ple- liires, Dcmont's (Frsnk Dumont, mgr.)—The Min- strels hsd Ane patronage last week. The aklts are fall of Innocent fun, snd with the time- honored first part SB oat a well-rounded even- ing's entertainment. Will Lawrence Harry Mur- phy, Fred. Jarvls, Dan McQarragan and Frank Lane, In addition to the old members of the com- pany, scored big laat week. lluoir, Oman, FoaxpAUon's, Paopta's. Ar.- itAvi'SA. ViCTOau, Palaos and Plata give vaodc- vine and moving pictures. NOTSS. Tub Philadelphia County Fair datee are from Sept. 10 <o 20. The fair occupies s 100 acre plot •it Byberry, and If weather conditions are favora- ble, there will be thousands In attendance. Fiobbxce Qbrald It a newcomer with the Or- pheum Stock, at the Chestnut Street Theatre. Tux Philadelphia Operatic Society bas besuu rehearsalB for "Aids," wbleh will be given at tbe Academy of Music on Oct, 30. Mus. Mklda Is booked for a concert at tbe Academy of -Music 00 Oct. 23. "Las MisiBAnLis," In film, drew big bouset at WllhcrspooG Hull, last week, "Tub Yellow Jackot" la the orymmg attrac- tion at the Little Theatre, beginning 22. Carlinndnlr, l»o.—Grand (Harold F. Tut- lilll, mgr.) "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Sept. 10, "Mult and Jet In Panama" IT, Edison's talking pictures 10, 20; "Fine Feathers" 22, "Sweethearts and Wives" 23. Tho Wlnlfred-St. Clair Stock Co., In repertoire, week of 29. Idbal (L. A. Farrell, mgr.)—Lynott's Orches- tra, dally change of pictures. Special added at- traction each Wednesday evening. Otni (Alfonso Slrrlannl, mgr.)—Mechanical or- chestra and pictures, changed dally. Savoy (M. J. Rnnne. mgr.)—Music, vaudeville, changed weekly, and pictures, changed dally. ViCToaiA (Louis Matule, mgr.)—A dally chtnge of plcturea and music. Vaudeville Is added on specie! nights. Lake Lodohb (P, J. McNnlly, mgr.)—This up- to-date, well-equipped pleasure resort continues well patronised. Nora. — Harold F. Tuthlll, manager of the Grand Opera House, spent a few days with friends In Penn Yon last week. Altoona, Pa.—Mishit* (I. O. MIshler, ngr.) Edison talking motion pictures Sept. 15, 18; "Billy, tho Kid" 17 Stars of Burlesque 18, mo- tion pictures 18, 20. Business very good. Oxfbiuv (A. E. Denman, mgr.)—Bill 1617: Tom Smith and Ralph Austin company, Freeman and Dunham, Wm. P. Burt and company, and the JTernrds. For 18-20: Jordan Trio, Marron, Binds end Lemsr, Bac and Hlllsrd, and Mott and Max- Held. Banbury, Pa.—Chestnut Street (B. F. Byrod, mgr.) ".Sweethearts snd Wives" Sept. IS. HoM.iNo Pair. —Moving plcturea and vaude- ville. Park closet 18. Victoria and Pkoplis, moving pictures. Oakland, Col Macdonough (F. A. Gelts, mgr.) Mrs. A. W, Scott Jr., society loader, will nppear here week of Sept. 22, la "Modga anil tbe New Magdalene." Ya LieiuTT ill. W. Bhhop, mgr.)—.The Lib- erty Stock Co. presents for week of 16 "Green blockings." OaruauM (George Ebey, mgr.)—Bill 14 and week: Bl-incbo Wslsh and company. Twelve Olyra- pla Girls. Flanagan and Kd wards, Manning. Mooro ant Armstrong, Wetland and Mile. Oar- lotia, Kirk and Fogarty, r-nd Pathe's Weekly. Pantaocb (Wm. H. Wright, mgr.)—Bill 14 and week: Thos. H. Dalton, Nifty Sisters, Mar- shall and Trlbble, "Sorority Days," Wm. Schilling and company, and Keystone comedy photoplays. Bboaowat (Guy 0. Smith, mgr.)—-Five vaude- ville acts snd pictures. lnoliA Park (B. G. York, mgr.)—The Ferris Hartraan Musical Co. presents a new musical every Sunday, which adds to the strength of the many other outside attractions. Draw thousands of patrons dally. Oakland, Lybio, Buown's, Cameui, Mablowx. Kkuent and Him, motion pictures. Bluakogree, Okln.—Broadway (M. Myers, mgr.) bill for Sept. 14-17: Jack Bailey, Kelly ami Wentworth, and De Mlchlea Bros. For 18- 20: Higgle aud Laura, Frank Melsel, Temple Four, and tbe Dolans. Business Is good. Wiuwaai No. 4 (0. P. Anderson, mgr.)—Juul Stock Co. week of 14. Wiuwam, Nob. 1 and 2, motion plcturea and vaudeville. Oltaipio Aibdoub. —Dark. Yalb TniATBM (0. L. Brlttoo, mgr.)—Mo- tion pictures. Noras.—The Opera House will open 28, with the Sfaeeban Open Oo„ In "Salome." Motion pictures of scenes.recently taken In this city have been before tbe public for one week, and are satisfactory The finishing touches are being made for the State Fair, which takes place here Oct. 0. Natlello't Band and tbe Patterson shows will be the feature attractions. Detroit, Mich. — Detroit (B. 0. Whitney, nurr.) "The Count of Luxembourg" week of Sept. Gaubick (R. II. Lawrence, mgr.)—"The Pass- ing Show of 1012" week of IB. • Ltobvm (B. D. Stnlr, mgr.) —"In Old Ken- tucky" week of 14. . Wasiiinoion (J. Blocuin, mgr.)—Cecilia Loftus and the William Morris Players, la "Mrs. Dane'a Defence," week of 16. Givn'T (Wm. Rosche, mgr.)—Minor's Big Frolic w<<ek of 14. Tbmplb (J. II. Moore, mgr.)—Bill week of 16: Mercedes, assisted by Mile. Bantone, Julius Tan- Lea, Wilfred Clarke and company, Paul Seldom's "Poems In Marble," Empire Comedy Four, John and Winnie HenBlngs, the Randalls, Alberta Moore snd Myrtle Youug and the Moorcoscone. lino ad way (J. M. Ward, mgr.)— .11111 week of IS: "A Night In a Police Station," John Healy, Curtis Sisters, Laura llennet, tbe Musical Lock- woods, Bernard and Lloyd, Aldro aud Mitchell, and the Wardoscope. Milks (0. W. Porter, mgr.)—Bill week 16: The Seven Merry Kiddles, Peyser, Haynea and Montgomery, Ned Waybtirn's English Pony Ballet. James Gsylor. Bob Macdonald, Hurdle and Dorothy, and the Mlleseope. Flint, Mich.—Bijou (Lewis H. Baker, mgr.) bill Sept. 15-17: Gordon and Murphy, Barrett and Bayne, Fred, and Mildred Force, Fred. Rogers, Dorch and Russell, and the BIJonscope. For laat half: Zlnka Panko, Bradcomh and Bailey, Graham and Randall, David B. Clifford, and Arthur Huaton and company. Stonb's (F. n. Butterfleld, mgr.)—Sept. S, Blanche Ring, "When Claudia Smiles," played to big business, 8, aa did "The Country Boy" 10, snd Primrose A Dockstnder's Minstrels 14. Edi- son talking plotures IT, 18, "The Common Law" 18, Milwaukee, Wla. — Davidson (Sherman Brown, mgr.) C.iiit. Scott'a moving pictures week of Sept 14, Louis Mann next week. Majebiio (J. A. Hlgler, mgr.)—Bill week of IB: Frank Keentn and company, Gertrude Barnes, Mathews snd Shayne, Six Musical Onttys, Four Bards, Hilda ITiomua and Lou Hall, Field Bros., and Cavana Duo, SituBtBT (0. A. Newton, mgr.)—The Shubert Stoek Co. opened the season in •'Wlldflre," week of T. Marlea Barney and Albert Rescue scored de- cided lilts la the leading roles. Mr. Newton's stock venture should prore a great kucceai from tbe patronage accorded the company In Its first week'e endtavor. "Alias Jimmy Valentino" week of 15. " 'Mind tho Paint* Girl" next. GArBTT (J. A. Whitehead, mgr.)—Girls from Slngelnud week of 14. Star and Garter Show next. Crystal (Wm, Gray, mgr.)—BUI week of 15: Alpha Sextette, the Sherwoods, Ha Grannon, Slvor and Westbrook, and Grarette and Lavondre. Rui'RKst (Wm. Raynor, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: "Dliikelaplcl'a Christmas." Louise Msyo, Mar- tini and Maxlmlllltn, Ballo Bros., and Three Em- arsons. Rnelno, Wl*. — Racine (Frank E. Toots, mgr.) high grade moving pic! 11 ret five days each week. "Where the Trail Divides" Sept, 14 Nxw Onnianu (Msurlee Uanklnaon, ngr.)— For 14-17, the dramatic tabloid, "Paid In Full." For 1S-20: Montrose and Jackson, Bessie Leon- ard, Wm. Lytell and company,.- Three Orelgbton Sisters, Rose Troupe, and moving pictures, Whits IIoiisb (R. B. Sims, mgr.)—Voudcvll'e and moving pictures. . Majestic, Gbahd, Bijou, Aitosa, Out and Casino, pictures. NoTBa.-The Lyric and College Avenue are still clored. The Ornbeum will open soon, under Chicago management'. Owen McKlvltt. man- ager of the Bijou, in In St. Mary's Hospital, re- coloring from an operation Manager Hank- Inron, of the New Orpheam. who arrived recently from Hammond, Bid.. Is now duly lostslled. and making friends rapidly. ■VI ATT WOODWARD Prodi* g Censor lonioPropssrii Clicilt. Ml are Progressive Cltcoil, Times Hj, 1. T, l_l WM. J. AVERY NELLIE AVERY Musical Blrcctor (Piano) tma E£Si , j!3F m + A. P. of M., Transpose, Arranger. ■•#■ r »»». Can Join at Once. Musical Comedy Preferred. Address WM. J. AVERY, Milfl. Blrector, FLOOD'S PARK, CURTIS BAY, BALTIMORE, MD. WANTED, QUICK, F~OR THE NESTELL STOCK CO. • (THIRD SUCCESSFUL 8EAB0N) FHATURIKG MISS KDYTH ItA KORA, II» 8CRNIC BROADWAY SCCCB8SK8. STOCK PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. SCENIC ARTIST, that can play Gen. Bub. All must he young, experienced, with good wardrobe. State all In first letter, With lowest, and If possible with photo. Two bills a week: two matinees. Season's work, as I hear re Is leased to company for the season. Second season In same Iheatrc. K. HUMAN WKBT1DI.I.. Palace Hotel, Chicago, III. THE PITT STOCK COMPANY (III HIGH CLASH REPERTOIRE!) tit A MTPll Ladles and Gentlemen In all lines except Leading Business. 28 weeks'work. Pay YV AW 1H1I—your own hotel. Want Heavy Man, Comedian wilb Specialties, Oct. Bos. Man with Specialties: Union Carpenter and Prop. Man that can play parts; Clever Ingenue with Specialties and Gen. Bus.; Woman for Characters and Gen. Bub. Both women must be able to play Lead, If re- aulred. Heavy Man muBt be 6 ft. 10 In. tall. Don't, wire. Write and tell It all and send your late photo and urouram. Show under the direction of ROBERT SCTTOnl. Management of OEOROE II. PITT. PITT STOCK COMPANY, Willlatnspoa-t, Ohio. WANTED, TO JOIN AT ONCE AI MED. PEOPLE IN ALL LINES Singing and Dtnclng Sketch Teams, good Rcd-Hot Comedians, good Silent Acts, Troupe of Dogs, agood Single Woman up In acts. All must change for a week. Long season. Money always waiting. Ipay all after Joining. Best of treatment. Address, slating everything, ».,_.- TIIOB. P. KEliliEY, shawanlgan Falls, Q,ne., Can., care Shamrock tied. Co. SUNNY SOUTH FLOATING THEATRE WANTS For a long tour SoutB-Al STAGE DIRECTOR with Scripts, prefer married man whose wile can do Leads or Heavies; GENERAL BUSINESS MAN AND WOMAN, capablo of doing some Leads; SPECIALTY TEAM that can play parts. One night stands; one piece. ORCHESTRA LEADER, double Band; TRAP DRUMMER, CORNET and TROMBONE. Can use capable BAND ACTORS. Ex- perience, ability, wardrobe absolutely essential, la Infield, Mo., Sept. 10; Herculaneuin, Mo„ 20; Fort Oage, III 22; Cape Girardeau, Mo., 23; Cairo, 111., 24. Mall forwarded from there. THEATRES and OPERA HOUSES We Insert idverHsemenU In this eolcmn at a special rate of 11.75 per agate line for 8 months (or 13 times). This will enable local managers to keep their houses prominently and continually before the managers of companies. During the time the ad. la runnlni we will send each adver- tiser b copy of Tub Ctirrra free. TIPTON VILLE-Population, 1500. W N. 8HELTON, Manager Lyceum Theatre, seatlngcapacltySOO.wantsgood Dramatic Sbowsfor fall and winter season. New bouse and large stage with modern equipment, A. N. 8I IELT0K, Mgr, •'BULL.IS OPERA HOUSE," Hang all, f i.Y. Seam aw. JOHNN.BUl.l.ISJIl.,Ma;r. COLEBKOOK, N. H., Population, '* ,000. DRAWING PROM TWO TO TOUR THOUSAND. NEW HALCYON THEATRE, Just Opened. Booking First Glass Attractions only. Seating ca- pacity, 660. Electric lights. Steam beat. First class Companies write for bookings to FRANK W. BALDWIN, Owner. WANTED—ATTRACTIONS for Fall Season. ELECTRA OPERA HOUSE, Electra, Tex, GRAND THEATRE, Malone.N.Y. 8eatS 760. Population 7,000. First-class road attrac tlons apply only. ■ ■ UJIMTPIl First-class one-night attractions to Hrlllirilr - oiicri new theatre, now building, early In September. Seating capacity BOO. PALACE THEATRE. Rockvlllc, Conn. Uf BIITCIb Al Musical Comedy, Musical Stuck Iff UU I Ell Tabloid snd Rep. Cob. Empire Opera House, Washington, I 1 . H., Ohio. NEW LYON TIIBATRB, HATH. N. Y. Wants Al attractions. Including several good Rep- ertolro companies, during coming season. For time and terms address W. B. CLEVELAND, 110* Broadway, New York City. AIONOS AND SKETCHES WRITTEN TO ORER. A Few law Ones on hand. 50 cents for two 15 tn. HONOR, SIL.I.Y KID and DUTCH. J. W. ACHBNBACH, §jg Hull St., Brooklyn, N. Y. MUSIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED tor any Instrument or number of instruments. Songs, Words and Music. Sketches.etc. Send stamp. CHAB. L. LEWIS, 420 Richmond St., Cincinnati, 6. PLAYS for Stock Repertoire and Amateurs. Royalty Plays and also Standard Book Plays. Send for lhitH. Bennett's Dramatic Exchange, 80 West Randolph St., Chicago, III. A. Mllo Benne tt, Mgr. A HONEY OETTER-20 people; EwlDg's Zouave Band; Street Parade und 2-Uour Show; Srami beneuts for Lodges, Ohurcbes, booking pern Houses, aud do 26-mlnute full stage for Vaudeville. (We want dates.) Manager, J. W. A0UENBAC1I, 217 null St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 13 PARODIES NOW •1.00-"Robt. ft Leo," "Need Yon," "Snookle Ookums," "Bumble Bee," "Row," "Dream of Old Erin," "Lonesome Pine," "All Night Long," "Got Yon Alone To- night," "Dovirs Ball, 1 ', Ohoo-Ohoo." "Harem." "Old airl Mine." All screams. RAY IHBBELER, 1011 Tripp Ave., Chicago. • WANTED-Young, Attractive Singing 8ou- brettc, with votcoof heavy quality, good wardrobe, stago experience; must also be planlat. Sight Reader for Keith's Circuit. Send photo. LLOYD R EMENY1,2UJa Morgan St., N.W. Washington, P. 0 WANTED, IMMEDIATELY - EXPERI- ENCED MEDICINE PERFORMERS, Novelty Acts, Versatile Song and Danco Comedian. Salary $10 and all. Tickets? Yes, on trunk checks. Address HAR RY A. WOODWARD, Wexford, M ich. FOR SALH-UANDOUFP, COMEDY MAOIO, SPIRIT CABINET, and MIND READINO ACTS. Also a Magician's Complete outfit, and many other Bargains at prices which will interest yon. Circulars for stamp. GEO. A. RICE, Auburn, N. Y. SCENIC ARTIST WANTED, QUICK Stnto experience and salary. It convenient rend Sketches, which will be promptly returned. Posi- tively no booze around shop. JESSE COX SCENIC CO., ism East Roberts St., Kathervllle, Iowa. MUSICIAN WANTED BY THURSTON, the Magician First Class Vaudovlllo Pianist. Long Benson. Good salary. Apply week Sept. 16. Gayety, B rooklyn, Sept. 22; Prospect, New York City. In answering ads. please mention Clipper. SONG POEMS WANTED _ I'll farnlthMtslcftr iter Wo-dt. . ■ ouaandt nf di.llnn, In n,v»jtj<*.. You mty IPI'ROI'ERLYt'UULISIlKu BSM fl> 1Un jroJuca • "Mt" and IF PROPERLY ruULlatlgO ib>r* (a fotura itJOVaia SAmplc. ot your W"K t>«« for gitrolrmtlonsoU n tajpaaa w H •».iiat,l-. 1 win p„i,i.,h, in fine styi I undu-r ralrt.t. moil I brrrlcoimct over ollcriUiicciiro cnorrurlll i3(ffil r n VfJ"?" d l'R?MOTE THROUGH ONLY SUCCESslfjI. MfTIIOUy. Socco..fl.-pco.l. I.rrfpl, »n.on ■<-, cllnf an abMlutelr rell.blo, f,mn.tfi>t |o3 8UCCES3FIII. I'llBUSllFR. BEf YORK fSI THE RLCOHNIZKl) MAHKLT for.orJiVifb.al?!.™ t.Miulih.h. I niv« comcoua and pobli.brd muttr of the vrub-.t '•MlTS 1 '. F.t. 1« yr.r. Ir Inl.rJ.l.d, do not fall fisBS "or mr yakiabla FHtE UOOK1.LT and fall particular.™ I0HN T, HALL, flit. I oil Colombo. Cho.la, l€« '"•». WANTED GIRL FANCY DANCER Who can do high kicking and cartwheels. Good salary. Wardrobe and transportation furnished. For vaudeville act, booked solid. Address N. E. V„ care of CLIPPER. WANTED, FOR TERRY'S UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Woman for Tonsy, with ohlld for Eva: Orchestra Leader, Piano Player and General Actor; ail must double Band. Also Trap Drummer; prefer one who can play a hit. E, C. JONES, Mgr., Sac City, Iowa, Sept. 20; Corrcctlonvllle .2, Antbon 23, Smlthland a, Whiting 20, Merrill 27. Permanent a ddress Little Slous, Iowa. Show runs all winter , WANTED DRAMITIG PEOPLE IN ILL LINES For Tabloid Stock. Permanent engagement. One bill a week. Must have wardrobe. Only sober, reliable and experienced people need write. State all in first letters. Photos returned. Those with Specialties given preference. Y. C. ALLEY'S ASSOCIATED PLAYERS, Huperba The- atre, 84 Whitehall St., Atlanta. Oa. Orlrisonia Opera House ORBMU, Pi. Want to Book Shows Playing towns of two to three thousand people. Write for open time. FRANK 0. WILSON, Mgr. DoYouWANT MILITARYGOODS? BAND UNIFORMS, ARMY or NAVY SUITS, TENTS, GUNS and EQUIPMENT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. From Government Auction. No matter what you want In that lino, I can •apply It. New or second hand. Send tor catalogue. B. B. ABRAHAMS, 222 South St., Philadelphia, Pa. Experienced Hied. People Good, long Job for hustlers. Chan. E. M., Billy M., and J. A. 1)., I answered your loiters by wire. What lathe troublet DR. P. L.HERMANN, Charlotte town, P. B. I., Canada. Acrobatic Lady WANTED Of good form, health and character, for comedy act of reputation. Mutt do flip-flaps and backs, l'lcaac state all to MANAGER, 6020 MADISON STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. Alberta Hart Nee WARD, Nee BECK Send address to FRANK L. BOYD, Atty., 17 N. LaSallo Street, - CHICAGO SISTER TEAMS, COMEDIANS, CIIORUS GIRLS. Other useful people. Tabloid Musical Comedy. A. D. IIOYT, ItlO Pearl St., Cambridge. Mass. MEDICINE MEN? If you change for a week I can use yon hero. I love to hear your hull. PROP. RICTON, tho Man Higher Up. North Le^vltburg, O. i AT LIBERTY IRISH AND BLACK PAGE COMEDIAN AND BANJO PLAYER. Change for one week. JACK WHITE. Address Gen, Del,, ROCKFORD, ILL.