The New York Clipper (October 1913)

10 THE JSTEW YORK CLIPPER. OOTOBtfi 4 EVERY =□ In all the confusion of arguments for this service or that service, it pays you to realize that there are eight multiple reel reasons why you should have General Film in your house. Don't cloud the situation. Just realize the fads. Here are the eight reasons why GeneralTilm houses will be packed from October 6 to October 11. "THE CO.IgCDEHCE FUND." SELIO. Two reels. Released Oct S. "The Man In tbo Street'* clean his father's name- and make* restMattoa for him. "THE FLOWER OF DE8TIWT." ELKTNE-CINBS. Two reel*. Released Oct. T. How a girl avenges her brother's death by a clever rue. "THE K1DDLK OF THE Tiff SOLDIER." KALEM. Two reels. Released Oct. 8. Alice Joyce appears for the first time as a woman de- tective. "BREED OF THE HORTB" LUuIV. Two reels. Released Oct. 9. A romance of the Horthwest Police with a doable Identity theme. "TWO MOTHERS." PATHEPLAY. Two reels. Released Oct. 9. How a child reconciles the affections of two women— her own mother and her mother by adoption. "DEAQ OLD GIRL." BS8ANAY. Two reels. Released Oet. 10. A hnman Interest drama of college life featuring Fran- cis N. Bushman. "Iff THE SHADOW OF THE MOTJffTAIBTfl." EDISON. Two reels. Released Oet. 10. Bow an Eastern man made over his life In the West "THE TEST." VITAORAPH. Two reels. Released Oct. 11. The fiber of two men is proven In a Sooth African fever camp. GENERAL FILM COMPANY, (Inc.) 800 Fifth Aye., Hew York Gbaitd (Louis Ban-, mgr.)—The Oran.1.Opera J«to E. Bay Stevens, la the Circuit Court, tbh fcme Stock Oo. present "Oaty a Shop ulr" this city, _Sfardtb* tciLImogy, ud held tbe co» '2 oer'advisement ' Mr. Biisllng ni rot t^Ji? bat hi* tateresto wees takes are of sTssTSS Fept. ST.—"The Great Discovery" <Dr.) Sept. 28.—"Tbo Invader" (Dr.) Sept. SO.—"The Actress n-.d Her Jewell" (Oom.) Oct 1.—"Tbc Oonstable's Daughter" (Com.) Oct A—"The Special Offlccr" (Dr. 2 reels). Oct 8.—"Tbe Scartpln" (Dr.) Oct 4.—"For Her Brother's Sake" (Dr.) Oct 0.—"The Oountertdter'a Fate" (Dr.) Oet. 7.—"The Two Cowards" (Dr.) Oct. 8.—"Breed of the North" (Dr. Parts 1 and 3). Oct 10.—"The Drummer's Narrow Escape" (Oxa.) "Going Home to Mother" (Com.) Oet 11.—"The Higher Law" (Dr.) Pathe. Bept 32.—"Pathe's Weekly." No. 53 (News). Sept 28.—"The Blind Gypsy" (Dr.) Bept. 24.—'The Secret Treasure" (Dr.) Bept. 2B.—"Biasing a New Trail In Glacier Na- tional Park. Montana" (Beeale). Bept. 23.—"The Sago Industry In Borneo" (luA) Sept. 23.—"Pathe's Weekly," No. 63 (Newt). Sept. 26.—"Birds of Prey 1 ' (Ool. Zoology). Bept. 28.—"Sicily, the Picturesque" (Ool. Travel). Bept. 27.—"The Fish With the Storage Battery in Its Brain" (Zoology). Sett. 27.—"The Pearl of the Borphorooa, Oon- •tantlnople" (Scenic). Sept. 27.—"Promenade In Borne" (Travel). Sept. 28.—"Pathe's Weekly," No. 64 (News). Sept. 30.—"Utile's Nightmare" Sept. 30.—"Deschutes Canyon, Washington" (Travel). "Oxygen" (Pop. Science). •"Along the Padas River" "The Depths of Hstf' •"Pathe's Weekly." No. SB (Newt). ■"A Clever Story" "A Wall Street Wall" (Trick). "Biding the Flume" (Ind.) "Pathe's Weekly," No. 58 (News). "The Plants Which Est" (Botany.) "How Mountains Grow" (Pop. Be.) "A Journey Through Crimea" (Travel.) "The Smuggler" (Dr.) "The Two Mothers" (Dr. Parti 1 and 2.) "Pathe's Weekly." No. 87 (News). "The Millionaire's Ward" (Dr.Oom.) "Talkative Teas" (Oom.) ssssatwaa •"A Cambodian Idyll" (Dr.) "Things Japanese" (Custom). "Out Amid Boomerang Throwers" (Dr.) Vltagraiih. Sept. 22.—"Daddy's Bold let Boy" (Dr.) Sept. 23.—"Extremities" .Com.) "Scenes In Singapore" (Travel). Sept. 24.—"The Other Woman" (Dr.) Bept. 25.—"The Race" (Dr.) Sept. 20.—"Bunny for the Caste" (Coo.) Sept. 27.—"Under the Dallies" (Dr. Parts 1 and S). Sept 20.—"When the We«t Was Young" (Br) Sept. SO.—"WhlebT" (Obis.) Oct 1.—"SalraUoD Sal" (Dr.) Oet. A—"The Autocrat of Flapjack Junction" (Coat.) Oct. 8.—"The Treasure of Desert IaJe," Oet. A—"Ann of the Trails" (Dr.) Oct 7.—"A BosMepan Tragedj" (Dr.) Oet. 8.—"When Friendship Ceases" (Oom.) Oct •.—"Heartbroken Shep" (Dr.) Oet 10—"Ootey's Waterloo" (Com.) Oct 11.—"The Teat" (Dr. Parts 1 SB* t). Proctor's Flftr-eln-lith Street (John Buck, mgr.)—Vaudeville and DJttt.rea.lHn »™e ^J*^."^*.. Bept SPort. 1: Blow and Kit, Clifford w< g f „ 0 , *$£ DaafclsTmff.J-Merin't - and Dourisa, Clyde Veatu andI company. In .^ ^ta week. Watson's Big Show next week. neys. Aylwart, Dartes <t Olbrlch. | -The VtSuTct slulberry;" the Five Dunbtrs, ^„ 0 „ (oicV Scl>«ckT^r.)-Loew's vaudeville, stoodI that MrJUngttog wtD not conceit 1*^ in "Fun In a Candy Shop;" Harry Dare. tl ™gl gg SSy. also the latest pbotppUjs. sad thaia wroctary settlement will be mm 2 and the'Maxlnofr Troupe. For 2-4: Cope- nma^Oct 1: Bets Bedmood. T«Mner and Hew- Mrs. Iltoglln g. ■■■ land and Payton, Ed. Do Corsla and com- f$. orchards and Montrose, Hardeen an'l others. _ ' J_ _ • ■' pany, Lulu Roma, "The Leading Lady," Ber- For 2-4: Hardeen, Mab and WeiM. "Everybody ■ S CT T S .FI lYTfs Nf|TP\ nard and Harris' and Saunders and C»m- Doing It," CoakKr, McBrlde and MUo, LeTerlng s RgsMsaW l J.V1U liVlED, eron. Troupe, and others. ■ . ■ i ■ Jardln de Dnnse (E. B. PIdgeon, mgr.) Gotham (Pauline H. ^k.mff.)-nt9m> wtn.lt. jackso.t. —Several new stars are seen here the cur- am Stock Co presents "Madame Sherry' thin —- rent week. Joan Sawyer and Carlos Se- treek ll 0 "™^ £££ j^nufarre mu.- JK* ^JSnt^n™'™? 0 '' V** 11 ^ f ™»» of society dances. Including the Branlllan utist iSotooTays. "Macheecb." Betty .Martin, the dramatle "SbskSjit' (At Trahern, tagr.)-Tbe Oreee entrant managed to pack them In twice Kmi B. Hutchinson, our genial manager, aoiranirwUl conclude her'engagement of ^Sto* VSreseutT "■TtoTtun of'toe Hcer" ^"SJ^and tt'uS^^S&fSlJlSS^ eight weeks, and continuee to sing."request' L.H i^eek. "The Only Bon" next ^Sl to Parfcersbxig" UsnttaSS U^ex^d ? songs. Dluns and Baraban remain for on- Bettoed (Ben Kahn, mgr.)—Vaodevlllesnd the , ullllllll{ , one, owing to EfgB tto tl^L other week. Klsa Ward, Helen Shlpman. latest photoplays. The srogram Is changed twice J^fff! DwyVr. aaatatant asaBwS A B U..-1.. U'n,.., .^ Paulino CnrhBlt. and -atoklr. * IT .j _,.*.. -v._ „,_ "™*s"• • ».* Stanley Warner and Pauline Corbett, and Edrty and Earle make np the rest of tne Forty-elKhth Street (Wffl. A. Brady, weekly. ,,_!.._ „„» v.~A»<itj. parade) and night show only, but" the naii'iZ house Pa line," role, w Oct A Supporting Ailsa Goodrich will be: Ranged twice weekly. Bill 20-Oct. 1: "Broadway *&%?& to*> awfully rood £?nL hn^'i Richard Bufiler, John Barrlngton,^David love/' Dot»n and'Gordon. Prances Clare and Ei^t and an^4to a OoCbSstosc'rarir teiS Torrenee, Frank Andrews, George Gaston, Guy Bawisn and cornpar^Three Faleona snd ^,1^. » S aayi He U tseTsasTfealal e£ Bobert iVorsyth. Wm. W. Crlmans, Mabel others. For 2-4: Dick Pexgtu^. BIchanl. jnd S^gj, ■»- surely enjoyg ^TssSSlcs 3 Mortimer and Lillian Klnsbnrj. Montrose. "ChrHtmss Carrol," Marie Fenton, snd atn} ; tronper. - ■ Academy of Moalo (Root a IlWltt, Bragaar Bros - - Fred Biggs, "UOt" clown, at Hippodrome mgr.) —"The Besurreotlon," with Prlacllla Oltumo (Herman Wscle, mgr.) —< Continuous tnet {tmi „ no longer with ns. Knowles In the part originally played by T "5 a *ZjS? •,'T P n "?Ih».rt. m « i-JTh. latest ..'2. e .f 1 '^f B '.',T re8t f 0 ™^' "4." Sl ' r0 Ai ** Blanche Walsh, la the current week's attrac- j.JfK!?. it JSL? $£?*• n « T -'- Jrb « utMt Attraction/' w-lin scenic and mechanical devices, pbotorlsyi sre shown here. v ._« — ni. .** tuUt ^ Cb" lc J Luekey. Is one big scream dally CotovatA (A. Blchel, mgr.) — vaudeville ana i ™" tnoTing plctnres. Bin 29-Oct 1: Kay and Lee. Oddone, Deo snd Chapman. Charles Bachmaun aod company, Aveltng and Lloyd, ind Herald Bros. For 2-4: Fred. Heyden, Jos. Ketler and company, L'llian Bradley, Nestor and Deberg, and Abe At- tell. Comot (Wm. Fox, mgr.)—Pictures and vaude- ville. tlon by the Academy Stock Co. Knrrsy Hill (Fred Waldmaun, mgr.)— " 'Day Boteland Oirlt this week. Follies at the nert > _ — Olympic (JIaorico Brans, mgr.)—Honey Qirlt this week. Sunshine Girls next People's (.Frank Abbott, mgr.)—Morton's 0u>» Show tnls week. Mollle Wllllama' Show next. 101 KAHCE NOTES. BT JOB UBWIS. Wesit Bad (Matt Smith, mgr.)—Evelyn * ou>T <*•»■ Fox, mgr.)-Plctur« snd vaudc- Nesblt Thaw, In Uariettt. U the attract- ,ui *- tlon here this week. It will be reviewed at ''Marl* length In Ted Clippeb next week, ette," which la a pantomime by Maurice Volney, has been cast as follows: Marlette, Evelyn Nesblt Thaw: Budolph. Jack Clif- ford: The Baron, Enrico Zanfretta: The Vampire Girl. Cissle Hayden; Juliette, Mil- dred Ternan; Hose, Louise La Salle; Har- Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct. Oct Oct. Oct 7. Oet 7. Oet 7. Oct A Oet 8, Oct A Oet. 10. Oct 11. Sept. 28 Oet. 2 Oct I). Sept. 28.. AfPt* Ma 1 Bept. 28 BsptBO. Oit A Oct T.< Oct 10. oet i a gfTJTVAL FILMS. ThanUonier. -"An Unfair Exchange" (Oom.) -"The Official Ooat Protector'' (< -"The Farmer's Dsaxatef ■ (Ooss.) I.—"Life's Pathway" (Or. 2 reels). .—"The Twine aod the Other Girt" ( .—"Leuls the life Saver" (dots.) 'A Girl Wctth Wells" <Dr.) "The Deep Sea Uac" (Com.) Mojeitlo. SepttS.—'Th» Baseball Vmptte H (Oom.) Sept 10.- Oet 4.- Oct «.- Oet 7.- Ott 11- Oct. 1A- "the AestheUe Match" (jOom.) ' ■When the Debt Wta Paid" (Dr.) Tbe Man of ibe Wlldsraeas'' (Dr.) 'A Mlx-Up In Pedlgresa'' (On.) The Heritage'' (Dr.) The lee Men" (Oom.) The Van Warden Babies" (Dfc) V.MVER8AL FILMS. Bettvlr. Sept. Jj.—"A Puritan Episode" (1 reels. Dr.) Sept. 28.—"Why Aant Jane Serer Married'' Oet 1.—^Jacu'uos, th» Wolf' (Dr. S roes). Oet A—"Private Bex No. »" (Dr.) and "Polype, Organisms Which Inhabit Stagnant Waters" (Sd.) Oet 8.—"One of the Babbir 1 ' (I tests. Or.) Oot. U—"Win* litut Fotlow Haabaad and Bollfers" (Com.) s CrOUDMAX LOSES "(.TJO VADISt" FIIJIS. Judge nooga. In the D. A Circuit Court, decided Saturday that Morris Goldmen had shown the three reel "Quo Vadur" feature la New York City contrary to the terms of bit contract with the Boyal Feature Film Co., which had given htm permission to thow these films In the State of Arkansas only. .Consequently the disputed films stay with IT. a Marshal HenkeT until Anal ad- judication of the case. Jubtios Horaa, In the TJ. S. Court, on Sept 29, enjoined Lew Fields from presenting "All Aboard," on the ground thit It Infringed on "Tie Girl In the Film," an English play b which Charles Frobosn la Interested. "AD Aboard'" played In Chicago, Monday night •t*jt£ :•» ► . NEW YORK CTTY. (Continued from page A J "THE WILL" AMD "THE HRAHNY OF TEARS/' Empire (Thomas Shea, bos. mgr.)— The Wilt, a comedy In one act by J. M. Barrie. Produced by Cbarlea Kronman on Monday night, Sept 20, with this cast: Mr. Devizes Sr Prank Kamble Cooper Mr. Devizes Jr Fred Eric Philip Boss.. John Drew Surteea Sidney Herbert Sennet Walter Soderllng Creed Murray ftoss Mrs. Boss Mary liolaud Charles Frohman presented for the first time In America on the above mentioned date James M. Barrle's playlet, "The W11L" It Is In three sections and one scene, showing the law offices of Devizes, Devizes A De- vizes. "The Will" Is a comedy of much charm, and teaches us that money cannot buy happiness. The lines are. saturated with satire, and "Jere and there Is a touch of pattoe. Of humor there 1b a generous sprink- ling. In short. Mr. .Barrie e playlet Is a success of the first water. John Drew plays the role of Philip Boss. He la first seen as a young man, then as middle aged, and lastly, as a man about sixty years old The action takes place 'In the law office of Devizes, Devises A Devises. It lsnlalnly furnished, and a portrait of Queen victoria bangs on the wall. To the office comes Philip Boss and his wife for the purpose of making his will. He Is a clerk and his worldly goods are very small. His young wife weeps every time the lawyer mentions the words death and widow. She Is a simple and innocent young woman, whoso sole ob- iect In life appears to make her husband inppy. Ten years pass and Boss and his wife are again lu the dingy law office. They come to make a new will. The wall this time la decorated by the portrait of King Edward. This time the wife Is not so foolish. Ten Sears ago she wlsbed her husband to leave Is little money to relatives and hospitals, now'shc wants It all for herself. Boss had In the meantime developed into a rich and conceited business man. More years Lave been chopped off Father Time, and Boss Is now a man of title, a millionaire and a widower. - Bis son and daughter have turned out badly. He tells the lawyers who are, of course, now old men, that he has everything In the world hot happiness, and like many others he has discovered that It cannot be bought. The lawyer gases sadly upon the portrait of King George as Boss, a broken hearted old man, leaves his office. Mr. Drew gave the audience a genuine war- frlse with his three Impersonations. As loss when a young man, he looked the Lon- don clerk, and his facial features were so chanced that Ms voice only betrayed him. He also completely changed his appearance when Boss reached middle awe, and in the last scene, as the old and neb Sir Philip B ss s , he decs a bit of emotional work that completely surprised his audience. In short It was a genuine night of trtamp& for Mr, Drew. Mary Poland, a* Mrs. Boss, gave two vastly different impersonations. In scene one she played well the shrinking, Bby little wife In fear of death, and ten years later she looked and acted the woman of the world In a masterful manner. Frank Kcmblo Cooper, as the lawyer, whose life wbb shown from middle age to eenlllty, gave a splendid performance. Pair work was dono by Fred. Eric, who played the role on* Ma son and law partner. "The Will" was preceded by a Haddon Chambers' clever comedy. "The Tyranny of Tears," originally played by Mr. Drew about twelve years ago. The cast on Monday even- ing was as follows: Mr. Parbury John Drew George Gunning Julian L'Eetrange Col. Armltago Herbert Druco Evans Walter Soderllng Miss Hyacinth Woodward Mary Poland airs. Parbury Laura Hope Crews Mr. Drew was; of course, thoroughly at hosss In his old role of Clement Parbury, playing It with ease and distinction. Laura Hope Crews, as his wife, scored again In a comedy role, and Mary Poland lent ber charming personality to the role of Miss Woodward, a part which makes little demands upon her talents. Julian L'Bstrange was pleasantly east sa George Gunning and Herbert Druee, as CoL Amltage, contributed much to the enjoyment of tbc comedy. The author, C Haddon Chambers, bowed his thanks but refused to taako a speech. sssssast l ColutabU (J. Herbert alack, mgr.)—.41. Reeve? Bio Beauty Sheep this week. liberty Girts next w Botal (Marcos Loew mgr.)—Photoplays and vaudeville Ftrra AvTcrns (tf. H. Sale, mgr.)—Morion pictures and vaudeville, Joxss IM. T. Jones, mgr.)—Tsudevllle snd jlc- tcreo. Bill 29-Oct 1: Billy K. Wells, Gwynn and Gossett. and Ward Sisters. For 2-4: Undine Andrew*, "King for a Night" and Three Falcons. LmxsTT (John A. Zero, mgr.)—The latestpho- rlette, Jessie 'PlDeT' Jules. A. Arnaud; Paul, toplays and vaoderllle. Bill 29-Oct. 1: Chief Clear fn??«S?L B li\rtcr 4 and fa E ?r n o g S?SrS S& \T°,f?& A £ gs^erUssS?' w^ eri brintr d odu^l 0 : S^waltTSrSj *"**• ^ " - ""^ The Schwarts Brothers, In "The Broken Mir- oxtobd (Geo. J. Weiss, mgr.)—.The latest ley, but be has something up hfs sleeve for tV« ror;" Bernard and Weston, Camilla A. Pon- photoplay, are shown here. * Winter. T. K., let the sgent, N. Y. C. snow, zllla, Pepplno, Arnaud Brothers, the mu- NoTB._FrederlcE Monsen will present five sV slcal clowns; Maranlo Brothers, and Evelyn K-orrated lectures at the Academy of Music, as Nesblt Thaw, assisted by Jack Clifford. In follows: "Norway and Christlanla." Oct. 11; modern ballroom dancing. The attraction "Norway and Copenhagen." 18; ^"The Weat Jn- -r^What Geo. Miller has set plates for sB of the neo- bers and employees of the 101 Ranch Snow wha the big Wild West arrives *t Ponca Olty. Awiy to Bliss, the borne and headquarters of the big Wild West Show will be gala days and a big treat Business Is the same—big as ever—u> capacity. Bain has set in on the tented city for several days, but nevertheless they all flock to bid a kind idleu to the famous 101. Where are yot. going, Tom, Dick and Harry? ClostBg date is nearlng. Can you speak Spanish, fluently? If so, some swell trip to South Amer- ica. Edwird Arlington knows what he Is doing wbes he says All aboard for Bonea Jeares, and we, the boys of 101 Show wish bltn and his !«*> dates the same success as the 101 has been doing. Tommy Klrnsn has been talking shout New Jer- Happened to dies" IB; "Mexico In 1913," Nov. It "The Panama Canal TJp-to-Date," A Circus Pews. HAGERBECK- WALLACE NOTES. for the week of Oct 6, Mary." Academy of Music (Bobert B. Irwin, mgr.)—This week's attraction Is "The Besur- rectlon," with Prlscllla Knowles In the role of Katuaha Maslova; Corliss Giles Is the Prince Nekhludoff; Kate Blsncke Is the So- phia, and the other characters are taken care of by the rest of the company. American (Charles Potsdam, mgr.)—- The bill for the first half of the week of 29-Oct 4 Includes: AL Leonbardt Hall and Francis, Morrow and Harries, Billy Van, "Between Trains," Dancing Macks, Byan and Blchneld. Bessie Browning, Ampler Bros. (3). The bill for the last half In- cludes: Ryan-Hlchfleld company. Bight Dol- lar Troupe. Snvder and Buckley, Bessie JVda^ ^ the water Browning. Broadway Trio, Sallle 8 embler ^L^j, ^^l In a BT JACK HOOBB. Spent s swell Sunday In Galveston, and all the folks were oot sight seeing. The show was right on the beach, so it was handy to run down snd take a plunge In the ocean, which you may be sore most of the folks did, as It was sure a was great Even, the Chester Byers, the Multmll Kid, has returned from Pendleton, where lie was given honors of baring the finest saddle of any cowboy in America. Montana Jack, late from the Irwin Wild West, has joined the 101. Jack la an all 'round cow band, and knows some good stants with the larlit Joseph LewU will visit his folks st Dallas. Who said get the wrinkles out? Billy Caress, we will have to have alarm turned on. Advertising Is good, so It takes the early bird to get the worm. So remember, we are adver- tised to show. Bala or shine. Loretle. the Dntch clown cop, is always on the "yob." He has some star, which one, the badge? Doc Oleason. tbe noted hone trainer, has left the show for bis home to Guthrie, Osla. Mrs. Clyde Lindsay Is back la the saddle, ifter a Ions Illness. s ^^^^^/ContiHue^onpagetS;^^^^^^ ADDIE GHIJiNELL, IN WANT. Addle Qrtnnell, mother of Bennle and Halile QrlnnelL now to her eighty-third rear was ar- raigned. Sept 26. before Magistrate Byland, to the Gates Arenue Court, Brooklyn, upon the com- plaint of her niece, Mrs. Hlolse West who eoo- _ . duets a boarding place. Mrs. West wanted ber Hudson Bros.. Cain Sisters, and William and I think it will go hard for any country that sent to the Almshouse but Magistrate Uylanil's Tralnor and eompany. For Oct 2-4: "Dance geta fresh with Uncle Sam. sympathy was aroused, and be gave ber a week a surf bath, much to the and Brother, Harrison Bros., Arnold and flight o{ u,, elalU t^ys and girls, also the Spencer, the Benellas. grown sps. Neve York (William Morris, mgr.)—The some of tbe folks went out to the fort, where bill for Sept 29-Oct 1 Includes: "Dance they hare eighteen hundred soldiers encamped. Mad," Frank Clifford, Dosnae Dixie Kids, and our Beys In Blue sore made some ihowisg. Tralnor and eomoanv. For OCX. *-t: uance gets iresn wan uncie oaru. ojiMy»"«j »« ■™u«™, uu ac a»" "" • »«™ ifVd "' srSkTCBtTord. Do Varo's leopards, Majme Sullivan's brother is stationed out there. In which to prove aer ability to support herself. aSSW rJ^rilwIntoniaHonal Polo Team; be Is to the hospital corps, and baa been In the Mrs. GrtoneU ssys that Bensle has gone to a^bree re^^obin Hood" «m and Ktoe: «my far two reus sadaSs months, S»aasyj5 AUsks^and^ that jje has been trying to loeite macolor. _ .„ a ^iSf'" 1 .! » <S5??t«»y^S» (Ilia wwk cTl" I ~S& m%>r&>™00%2& EM" -fAjjMi- £-.«* w-tlug at tbe _ test. three months more to serve When asked if be him. Battle la dead. was going to re-enllst be said not until he had ♦'» gone home to mother snd got some home cooked mesls, says be la tired sSsssswfw^-JpwSafjn .(O. SauSSersTJiV£- aad^ncje to'sjeans. ^ ^^ t^paHl£tt7>°pSfJiMihef." Wt.for^CM- MEYEB COHCX VISITS CHICAGO. Meyer Cohen, general manager for Charles This we*. WE SE^JIK^WS* &£ m'SSemS. andtome aFSsMk. teaght they cigo"on s'unday. to orScr to attend tbe open- fa ln iwi'. l n?^S2S ^M^ TUooSb flha'rp^nd would spend the Bundsy there, bat when the tog performance of "Broadway BoncymooiO SSSf ^^SUt^J^ gsSLsSnana Alexander gentlemaldi clerk menUooed the price they at Joe Howard's Theatre (formerly the Terek, Martinettl and Sylvester, ana Aiexanoer awn m^ «. ^^ * Whitney Opera House). irroicexs. Jim Ererett lives bete and came down to see *»» » «£?*■*,£?< 0 ,ofi?AU^n^x^-Jto^toe^ ta the boys. He used to be with the Barnnm Show. CHiBLEa FSOBMAN left New Tork os 5 f «neKt^! a T2is^.^^"g|^ ^* e of* 1 Htrry ,I C.emen r t. Jlm - H ' "" *" " SSfiS, *°JH ** t0UXU, « "^ aDd " ehooetl and eompany. Ten Broc*_Tt^_Cjitoeee ^ r Validy dl^tbi talness to Galveston, and ' tractions a visit Geoboe MUaioir will stage all of Uexry W, Savage's musical plays. i .__. Clayton Whim will play the role of Dick Golden In .Helen Ware's ^Within the Law All of the actors and actresses In the late lamented "Shadowed" company re- Here the Heras Family of acrobats are playing celved two weeks' salary from James Forbes, st the Majestic, and they were out to our show Mm the ltage hani j B . -T^e p i s . mn only a and saw the first part, as tbey closed tbe show, »„-!„£»« In New Ynrfc thew h^or^VSSe ?£ " W ttelr "'• am5 (ChamS L. RowsTsw has retired as man- B Ja&g Vfgwgi Bert (We put It ager of the Albany Grand Theatre^ A^any, over getting a hundred dollar elephant ad., also *.*• Harry B. Hearn will s wssswl Ma y__ three bhimer ada. Ouess that Ls bad tor one Boland WgST, a producing manager, has day, and tbe beat part of It la that tbey are re- been sued by Edward Joyce Neancy,, en Ckbaret. Arthur iforbee and company, Huberts and Lester, McDonald and Kenny, Bkmdell and Tncker, Hans Wagner, Mildred Jlsnell and company, Duffy, Grata and Glider, Nan Madlgan and company. Held BUters. and Ivy and Ivy- _ _. Golham (Ohas. Franklyn, mgr—For this this week tbey offer the Sunshine Qlrls. Bronx Opera House) (Blcbard Madden, nrr.)—^Thls week, 'The Ghoat Breaker," a ro- mantic ntelodramo, with H. B. Warner ls here. Lata week demonstrated the popularity of George Ai. Oohan. who played to packed bouses oil week, in hla own comedy, "Broadway Jones." Royal Themtre (Frank Gersteu. mgr.)— This week, "Kiss Me Quick." Helen Lowell again becda the company. Last week, 'The Bllndnesa of Virtue" was «PPr*clated by Uvge axaUenccs ^L,, f^ "to y"ean"ago."wbieh sbows"that tog that"ie"'ls "the Vuthor'of "When Womca -£f°"n£5? t ??- er M ( liUona" ^xdto^fcb"^ fet Cole Is one of the^Snie.back kind. Rule," now a part of "All Aboard." Neaney week Brewster a Millions. rniup i^isu re- --• ti,.. xVo=^ v«^ • n.wion rnntract tbe air was blue with our soldier boys, and tbey sure showed tbelr appreciation of tbe ahow. Tuesday, Houston. Tex., and a swell town. One would almost think they were to a Northern city. Not such a good matinee, bat at night tbey couldn't start the ahow for the crowd. Tbey were sitting In every place. joins the company after several weeks' absence. Lest week, "The Girl from Out Yonder" proved to be interesting. Tbe role of Flotsam was played with snap and genuine emotion by Hiss Bpooner. Mr. Lang, as the captain, was excel- lent, while Mr. Fraaer made the most of an nn- aymnataetle sad rather atupld role. Proapeet (Frank Geraten, axt.)—"Tha Re- juvenitioa of Aunt Mary," with Lncllle Lavcrne in the title role, ls this week's attraction. Last week Tharstoo mystified bis audiences with bis cnrvcloue Illusions and feats of matte. Metropolis.—Frank Keener has taken over tbe management of the Metropolis Theatre. Prices are reduced under the new regime. Tbe play for Nine," withEow- Mia ' last this wvek la "The Ninety and Nln . den Hall and Mae Desmond to the leads. Boblnson, who scored la "Mary Jane's Pa 1 week, also plays In this week's play. Bronx Theatre (Harry Bailey, mer.)— This week. Ethel Levey heads the bill. Others on tbe bill are: Donley and Bales, McKay and Ardlne, "Just Half Way," etc. Miner's Bronx<—Billy Watson's Big Show ls here this week. _^_ _, __ „ Brooklyn. N. Y. — BBSstSsh (Bdw. Trail. Bar.) "Stop Thief," with original coansany, opened here Monday, Bept 29, to a capacity bouse. "Tbe Poor Little Bleb Girl" week of Oct A Ma/sstic (John B. Pierce, mgr.)—"Fanny's First Play" this week. Bvclyn Nesblt Thaw, la "Alarlette," next BanaowAY (Leo C. TeUev. ntt.)—"Oh I Oh I lMpelse" lac w Da _ nard. la "All for the Ladles," this week. The Sunday vsndevtlto esaerrts are very popular here. Melntyre and Heath, In 'The Ham Tree." week of A Osrasnm (Wm. Maasud, mgr.)—BUI week of IB: Victor Moore and Email Llttlenetd aod eom- pany, flu m e n Tempest and company, Valerie Ber- ■rr* sad coatpeay. Bowers, Walters and Crocker, Bert Melrese, Caaauus and O'Connor, Rick's Skat- ing Girts, Will lams sad Segal, and the BosalresL BcssrwTcx (Beaedlet Blatt, mgr.)—Bill week of 28: Frawley and Unat MCMahee, Diamond and Cletneawe. Howard's petdes, flasra aaaa, Merton and Olaaa, Edmood Hayes tad lissiisuj. lamed, Oardbaer_ Trss, Bobert Braaett Kstas sad eoa> Jack Wilson YOUNG BUFFALO WILD WEST AND COL CUMMIKS' CAR EAST The fourtb day of October will mark the clos- ing date of the young Buffalo Shews, at Marion, in. A recently published article presents Informa- tion to tbe effect that the Young Buffalo Shows hid been cut down to fourteen cars, with tbe in- tention of playing an extended season South. The person giving such Information proved him- claims that West had a written contract with him to pay him $10 a week for esch vaudeville company that played It on tour. Since It was withdrawn from vaudeville snd rented ont to I .civ Fields, West, according >« tfeaney, has not lived up to their agreement. No answer has been made by West. Bbiixiksaub are In progress of a new nms.cai comedy, entitled 'The Innocent Sinner," to j* produced next month under the direction sf If. t. Whltney. The book and music sre by Willing Parker Chase. - . - AkXAtsoxuaxTS have been completed whew 7 Winona Winter will be under tbe ouiuureavnt or Augustus Pltoa Jr., to the future. Miss Winter self far from belns "a good gnesaer," for tbe has accepted a contract for a long term of years. reason that we bsve eighteen ears, ud it n> ud the will be starred by Mr Pltou to pls?s time was It our "101001100" to extend tbe reru- eultable to tbe 11,00 bouses. Ibe first p!«y ■ lar season beyond the date above stated—that which Miss Winter -will appear under Mr. Pltou's being our usual closing time. J _ lj ^ 1 . tnssagement was wrlten by tbe late Joseph Ar- No denlte plans have been decided open for thnr and Augustus Pltoa 8r. season of 1014. However, It Is positive the thb Young-Love Co. has been Incorporated by show will go out There Is a possibility of a re- Lawrence 8. Orsebmg, Nat F Schmidt and Oath- organlaatlon, propositions along that lino having crlnc Galtes. already been made. Among the arrivals from Europe last week Teaming will be the Winter mouths' pastime, were: Frederick Stock, of tbe Chicago Syxapbony our teams having already been contracted to start Orchestra; Grace Washburn, Wilson Mlancr, Mr-. work soon as possible, after a few diya' rest. Durtln Farnum, Mrs. Broneon Howard. Atlea The Idea of working tbe bones while lu Winter Lk>yd and five members of the Olga Netherscie Quarters his proven a very profitable one. as well Oonipanv as benellclsl to the stock. Tbe receipts from 8ak Fhikctsco. Oil., Is to have a Little Tbe- teamlng during the Winter of 1012-13 was to acre, similar to the one in New York Olty. It la excess of 110.000, considerably more than enough planned the theatre will seat about 000, the seals w" this week. Sunday cou n t Is are draw- tn pay for all Winter quarter expenses ami making to be practically all on one floor, with a small <t "Stop Thief" next week, l!: possible to give permanent employment to many balconj. Kiu (I. Fluegelman, mgr.)—-Sam Ber- driven, helpers, grooms, etc. Another Important Alios Niklsxk, tbe California prima scans. feature to connection with It all la the fact that tbe stock la to much better condition thin If kept idle or cooped up to stalls all Winter long. Our geoersl nxperlnteodeot U. C. Obokstoo. has entire charge of winter quarters. L. I. UoaTaaux. s THB SINGLING DIVORCE. MAursox, Wis.. Sept 20 Mrs. Alf. T. Blag- _ prima made a special trip from the Bast to help Inaugu- rate the concert season in San Francisco, Cal- eb* will also appear to Oakland and Sscrtaesto. Waiiax- jj. Caanx, with Mrs. Orsne, irrived from abroad, Sept. 20. oa the Waits Star steamer BolHc.. Mr. Crane has been ssernt aboet four mortis, snd has paid bis annual visit to Klssln- gen. He will stsrt rehearsals, under the direction of Jos. Brooks, of "The New Henrietta.'' a play t>7 vi?*-*™ 8 , °* °"?« 0 * 0 tho *T r » °' the Rtngllre Wlncncll Smith snd Victor Uspes, made from'the JS2; rt^'ir.Sl.P.'T.T L, 2 ^}* 7 ^° w *3£ flua011B oIa Btonaon Hcwardplsy. *Tbe Hen- otber circus Iatereats, has brought suit for dl- rletta," in which Bobson and Orane achieved their *""*• great anccrra. XUK WORLD'S 49ILKATEST TEST sasVwasssssl UNITED STATES TENT AND AWNING GO. pany, "Beauty Is Only Skrn Deep," Trio, sad Ossch Sisters. ^^ Oitxrr (R. A. McArdle, aft.}—' Hebecea of Svsxavaraok Farm" this week. "Tbe Ootumoo ^tesscxwr"(Lew Parker, ratr.) -Tt» Orescent W ' BDP - «W44^ s?.^ ^^^..H^^^^it^^'^"^'"^^^^^ Stock Oonpaay present 'The Only 80B" this week. -..!:_■ Hortla Deaplalsaes ■ttwet, CUICAQO, IIUL., O. S. A. SbeVry" next week. _ SIDE SHOW AND I PrlcesBiBht WoOhaJleagetlieWorld. Best Work AABuiusYMssm.. nntrtlqulanrtStaruotolhsUBlt»d«abM CARNIVAL BANNERS Wosrelnar^siaootoejMuteordersimmedlsteJj IJ»r "jl!,,':Jr ' and to gmsssatoe delivery on ttgjw **"> BVtCOUtKCATALOO AflD SECOBD HAAS jjsswMI Btal (M. J. Joyce, mgr.)—01 ark's Besry Posey Girls this week. At Beeves' Big Beauty Show next week. Rants (J. H. Curtlo, mgr.)—Molly Williams' Show this week, dark's Banaway Otrls next tx% "•X. ».1 I J t s> \\ . '