The New York Clipper (October 1913)

OCTOBER 4 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 17 OttU' Dress, real H»tr, ventilated put, I1.S5, $18S, 18.45, |6.00; Huld Jew Irish TomT^r^rT„ BOM, •"*■ e" 0 * **- 8 l *?; M - « 8 - 00 ; O^P. «•«. »»•».»««; Negro, WoT. 76c ii T'fi'TIS^i** 0 ' MC.V4U0. $125, |«J»i Indian, 75c., $1.60, $1M, $2.76. »Yoo; Marguerite 76c" ES mS-MeSS^E*' Eoo, »lS. $»JMV;00i Old MstJ^csT 18.W, t6.oo;'Pompadoar, 75o,(531 ft& ESeT'StSS Oowbo/, 760.. $2io;OlrcMaUn. «7.oo: todlea' Short'oSSrn%*&%5nffii!SuS9ufrfi9 HM:idles'Sutnaiy, $4.25, Wo,i7.oo; Legit, W>SWft»iTl3fi?5^e2dSS2£ra JnTModern Daj Dress Wlga, (with parting) JO.OO; WUa cirl, $ioo'$2.76S^A. t lSS£%£2 r 52l "diMUdjjijo., $2.», $5.00, $7.oo^ap 8nC8 o, 75o., pM;£utmSsSiSnSXSS&SSSt& $2.60, $436; Tricot Aidmal and Men Heads, $1.25each; Mustaches, 20c., atJc. 1 "Mc»l oo-nmSnS£^P £c„ 'eoc.,76c,,$L36; Fall Beard., eoo., $1.00, $1.25, $2.60; Tramp Beards 4fc 'VL iiw «"<S i?^! Sluggers. M©,, 60c; Mutton Cnops, 86c., 75o. ■ Pig. Stage Money, 26c. stales'Hake Si 'rK^.!"^J WArSTED, P-OR LONO SEASON SOBER, RELIABLE MINSTREL PEOPLE Musicians, Singers, Dancers and Al Vaudeville Acts. No drunks wanted Can niarn nn i™.»in»«» telegram, Clarfonei for Band O A No. 1 String Baas to double Tnba In Band jmSsfL^e Swfi&S ■tot. Could nse flrat claaa Tuba, B, and O. Ben Soar send address. A so™ c"pentag forSSi Singer who can hit the low ones with power. No one but experienced nconienH* »Lr«fS DEBl'B BBOS. MINSTRELS, Akron, Oct. 2; AtUcaa.Sllc 4?W ar8 P &w P 8VEK 7 Wajtand »,Batn»,AvonlQ,Mt.Morrt8U. AH New York. Perm.address, NEWARK^VALLEY, N? Y.' W * ,1 " Kl HERE AND THERE IN BURLESQUE WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, FOR FIRST SEASON IN BURLESQUE IN THE EAST WITH SIM WILLIAMS' "PARISIAN BEAUTIES" I have hud 10 yean experience la Burlesque, Maelcal Comedy and Tabloid In San Francisco, Cat. Have on hand Fall Manasertpts, Books, — ■—-"■■■ «»»—»sa in t»« or- ■ a* ■• i a m v «j « a. ■■» a i aasaawv uia iibiiu a-ai ate., for antlre ihoiri, and guarantee satItfactIon. St for neit season. ADDRESS dol P£H > bsilnru BOl'TB. —~~ . . B D I a ,.-. ^^, Kan for Leads, Man for Heavies, Song and Dance Comedian; all must double brass. Woman for Feature Specialties and parte. Musicians, Cornet, Trombone, Tuba. Clarinet; must double stage oJ orchestra. Show has not closed for six years. No parades. South this Winter. Slate vour salary for wort year round. Don't mlsreoresent. Answer RAYMOND D. CRAWOIID. Settleton Ark week Bept. »9; Bcwatogla, Mlaa., week Oct. 6. Per, adslress, Nevada, Mo.' * People in AH Lines For Permanent Stock. Two Bills a Week. Two Matinee.. Character Man to direct Fllmlller with late Royalty Flays. Heavy Women and General Soilness people. State all and send photos first letter. w ™ s*enerat _ .. _ Address, MR. CHAS, KRAMER, Maryaertte Bryant Stock Playerq, Orpheam Theatre, McKeesport, Pa. "BACK Off THE JOB" <%.IM. WRI PRINCIPAL COMEDIAN "DASDY GIRLS. EH ROUTE BlRLESdCE'S MOST BEACTIFUL INGENUE MARGIE DEMOREST SECOND SEASON WITH THE "DANDY GIRLS." ALETA HALL PRIMA DONNA, WITH THE "DANDY GIRLS." T XjXBjE JACK BAIVC Btock, onejplece Rep. or Burlesque. Age, 27; height, 5 ft, a In.: wc.ght, 130. TJgnt or Character Comedy. Ten years experience. Flrat-ciaea Specialties. Week sept. 2», Opera Honse, Dela- ware, Ohio; Oct. 8,7122 Wade Ave., Cleveland, Ohi o. "• " SIX HOUSE RECORDS IN WEEKS "There'eareaaon." To whom It may concern: We can recommend Miss Winifred St. Claire and her own company as one of the best repertoire companies on the road, and no manager needa to hesitate to play them as they are Al In every respect. They hold the house record at the New Academy of Mualc. Signed, FINE «S KRAMER, Manager*. Address E VRLE D. SIPE, Long Acre Bldg., New York City. BILLY MORTON HARRY GARLAND JACK WITZMAN Bearlng the Fralts of Sacceti with THE DANDY GIRLS. Featuring Joe Daly's latest ballad, "Stick to Your Mother, Mary" ERTJONES CHARACTER COMEDIAN WITH THE BIO JUBILEE /%raruy% GR/ira ti WITH THE BIG JUBILEE AT DIBKRT HAMILTON W. WISE : LT. COM. & GEN. BIZ. Af e SO, Ht. 5-5, WL 145. Appearance, Ability. Wardrobe. Experience. Absolutely Reliable. STOCK preferred, others considered. Reliable Managers, address MAPLEWOOO, OHIO. PERMANENT STOCK AND ONE NIGHT STAND Character Man, Character Woman, and other Useful People Only competent and industrious people 'with flrst class •wardrobe considered. Send photos and programs. Address J. HALL, Kentucky Theatre, Padacah, Ky. WANTED, IMMEDIATELY KNICKERBOCKER STOCK CO. PEOPLE AIsIj IjIKTES Prefer People Doing Specialties; Piano Player. Write. Salary sure. Name lowesU Send photos Pay/our wires. Barry Donnelly, Grace Kensell, Albert Buscb, Richard Brown. Write MePHILLIPS • BECHTIN, Logan; West Vs., October 6-11, Hoiden, 18-18. HILLMAN S IDEAL STOCK CO. XM A NTS Al GENERAL BUSINESS MAN, with strong line of «peclal«Ie«—part» mostly light comedy—Yoang. experienced, with wardrobe (single engagement). State airflrst letter. *"'*»• w ' ' Address F. P. HILLMAN, Osaorne, Kaaaas. WANTED, AT OXCE Good Looking Juvenile Man for Leads Most be I ft, lo Jn. at least Urge Character Man. B^hmturt be able to act - EDWIN H. STANLEY, Odeon Theatre, BartleswUle, Okla. THE PITT STOCK COMPANY (IN HIGH CLASS REPERTOIRE) W A NTPTi Ladles and OenUemen In all lines except Leading Business, ^weeks' work. Pay WAM11SD—y^ur own hotel. Want Heavy Man, Comedian with Specialties; Gen. Bus. Man Wth SpeeUlUea: Union Carpenter and Prop. Man that can play parts; CleTerlnKenue with Specialties sad Gen. Bus.; Woman for Characters and Gen. Bus. Both women must be able to play Lead, If re- quired. HeaVrMin most be sfTlOln. toll. Don't wire. Write and tell It all ^d send yourlate photo "d program. Show under the direction of ROBERT SUTTON. Management of««ORGE H. PITT. PITT STOCK COMPANY, AV llllam.port, Olilo. forPERMANENT STOCK taCTty of 88,0c*. Organ lied Moslcal Comedy Co.. capable of changing bin twice tTreek on gnaranlee or percent Or man to put on bills. Want fo hear from Prlnc pals, and Chorue Girls. State salary. Sarx I^e, wire. CHARLES H. PKRRY, Sha rp.Tllle. Pa. By the Leland Theatre Company Eperleiiced General Business Woman, Some Leads; General Business Man, wltb njettJaMlf. Pianist, who donblen itairA <m«:« nr fom.lcv- nrpfnr a lanre woman who can play a lew unaracwra Salary . vL who doubles stage (male or female); prefor a large woman who can play a fe... - must be low. S nights and week stands. Pay your own. Tell all In flratletter. Kehearaato, Oct, Doc. Harrey write. J. P. LELAND, Rolla. Wo. AGENT AT LIBERTY WriWwJre^^'^*^ a study in black LPmHI WITH THE BIG JUBILEE YOUR OLD rTRlCND With TME BIO JUBIUCE SHAPELY AND STATELY MARG. CUSHINO PRIMA DONNA-PARIS IAN BEAUTIES. FORCING AHEAD-THB MAJESTIC PRIMA DONNA FLOSSIE McCLOUD With TMK MONEY OIRUS The Boys that Put the Honey In Honey Girls PATSY CHARLIE Principal Ulbernlan Comedians. Bntzing around with "The Honey Girls." Vol's the Madder You Craz-ee ARTHUR MAYER WITH STARS OP BURLESQUE. JONE MILLS THE CYCLONIC COMEDIENNE With the Columbia Burlesquers THE GERMAN SAILOR SAILING JACK IVIIL.L.MCR PRINCIPAL COMEDIAN WITH THE PARISIAN BEAUTIES. GLOOM DESTROYERS Bob-THE BARKER8-Zalda Principal Irish Comedian and Olio Feature. WITH TliEPAHISIAN BEAUTIES. HOTEL MONCEY (Formerly Stein's) Modern, Strictly Fireproof AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLAN By Day or Week. Single Room and Bath or En Suite. Special Rates for Profession. 157-1SO WEST 194th STREET. One door East of Seventh Ave.. NEW YORK. Phones—sow, ton, Mornlogslde. IK STROUSE Author, Actor an< Composer FIFTH SEASON WITH 80L0EN CROOKS Direction JACOBS ii JBRHON. GET MB* JOE P. MACK COMEDIAN With MONTE CARLO GIRLS Eddie Swartz THE JEW MELBA OF BURLESQUE EN ROUTE ROSKLAND GIRLS. Just Slnglnc . /\KII%I With the GIRLS FROM HAPPVLAND ZELLA RUSSELL "Queen of the Ivories" EATUHED WITH AL. REEVES. FBA1 There's Only On* "Grogan*« BILLY SPENCER Workisg lor "STARS OF KL'UUSQIIB" WE HIT NOVELTY BURLESQUE TALENT LADY POSERS, DANGERS and ARTISTS! Fsr our four Miniature Burlesque UA TPAVFTIMn Osn offer 6 to IS weeks'steady em Uoosea in Ohlcaao. "V A HA » EiAilll «J plovmentto competent people. EXPERIENCED CHORUS QIRLS Fifty-two weeks' work a year. Hon't write (or railroad fares, but send photos and foil particulars to PIOHTENBEnO>SELJO CO., American Theatre Bids;., Sixth Conieeu 11 re Year. Never Closed. HW4 Mo. State St., CHICAGO. IL MAKiNSOai'S DR4HATIC MUSICAL MANGE ltfflv% e A n ZSZ!!&% AT LIBERTY—All linen of Dramatic and Htulcal Comedy and Burlesque talent. HANAOKlCS WIRE. Western Union wire In office. WANTED-Prima Donna, Musical Comedy, City Time; Prima Donna, Burlesque, Uramatlo people all lines. ARTISTS—If I knowjWd. write: nuff ced, If I don't know you, enclose small photos and program* for flies. Necessary. 1U5 (Iranil Ave., Kansas City, No ' THE COLUMBIA SHOW* On Sept. 38 the show at the Columbia. New Torr, w«» openeil by Al. I<onh«ntt. la ehnra white, who juftxleil all sorts of articles wblw keepiac up a line of comedy talk. lUrto and Clark, as the elevator boy and ta* actress, talked and aaas and danced. ''It's Hk* when joo're la Love" ami "Wonderful User Girl" were their vocal offering*. rrlncess Mlnlo Own** and cumpany showeil a aketch wherein a pretty Indian clrl, s Ms chief and a white man were Involved. The girl lores the tmtcface, but as he can't tako her to bat people, aho rcnouncev him and sticks to ate chief. Ml«a Comas has a One soprano voice. Is- cldent.-tl muele Incluileil guitar aotoa by the chief, who i>l«rcd "Tlio Mocking Blrl" and "The Re- Mr?;' an operatic solo, by Mlia Oomas; "To Have, To Hold. "JV> •- , ' by the white roan: a duet of "Yon J lc ' tan You." by the girl and the white uu,., .mil the parting "Oood-Uye." Johnnie Stanle. .iim] Stella Tracer plireil their aketch. "In the Jcrtcy Town," with (lias Tracer taipcraonatlug "I'hiebe Suow," In dlaralae. very clOTcrly. Mr. Stanley aang "Officer He's la Ajraln;" Mlaa Tracer illd "Be Sure He's Irlnh." Both sang "1 Want a Utile lliin«-alo." They nit hugKliir and Johnny aaya: "And Father Wanted Me to Learn a Trade." Then for an encore they did the "China Doll" song, to solid applause. , Mian Elliott and company marled with a rnatrl- uoulal tiff, then cornea ibo husband's friend, who nunrests to him a fake burglary with a fake rescue. Mrs. overhears the plot, ami receives the tramp with a giio, makew Mm pretend Ibat he la •hot dead when her husband rnahea In ami Is ackred at the auppoaed deed. Introduction fol- lowa. All's well. Acted well. Kurenc Kinmett sang In full dress "Peg o' My Heart," "Only an Old Kaahloncd Mother" then ilroiecd like Wm. Soanlon, "Sweet Molly, O," "Roll On. Stlvcn Moon" and "Nora McNaimra." to get awny npnlauiie. Miller and f.rlo In their black face comedy tnlklng act, with hosing MnWi: Clark and Venlt, (he "wnpa;" (he llanj»|'hliniili< In their claaay ra- Irrlalnment. were there; also WykoS and Vanity, In one of the regulation dun dancing acts wlilck are In vogue at present. Mr. WykoAT Is an ei- Ci-rt Riiaalan dancer, and Mlas Vanlly la well nnwn for her acrobatic and lue work. A new hit waa IntrtHlnrrd by Vanity poised on her tore nn her partner'" foot, slowly drawn acroa* the stage. The different whirls alt took well. tare closed the fliow. A ple- 1 1(11 Burlesoue Dm, fOonUnuut /row pago a.) PROGRESSIVE CIRCUIT PROGRESSING. That the Progresalve circuit Is nrogresilng Is very much In evidence from the reports from the dlrTerent theatres playing the new wheel. That ca- pacity howea anil reconla have eclipsed the de- funct Weetern wheel's best liuilnesa la duly «ho»n In their weekly reporls,. The censor board have paaaed u|»n each and every show, snd the m.irt from boMiliiuartcrs are that every show 'n the wheel are up to the general standard, CViuntry Store ami Turkey Trot Night have become vet/ popular In Ibo New York hotnm and draw ra- pacity nn Wednesday and Prlday. - Trenton, N. J., will not go Into tbo circuit as reported. In all probabilities s house will be opened la Brooklyn in a few weeks, and two other out of town houses swing Into the circuit before Ike end of the aeaaon. The etecutlto offices have lircn swamped with applications for franchises on the wlieel, and the Indications see, that at tbe beginning of neit aeaaon, at least thirty-three bouses will be on tbo list of Progressive holdings. PRAISO FOR BILLY. Billy Watson's Big flbow Is tasking n moa>. favorable lmpres«loii everywhere they appear. While at HprlngHeld, Mass., at the Ollmoro, Bent. 22-24, every paper pr.ilscd the show highly. Toe f/nfo» ended Its clrltlclaro with "This Billy Wat- son Khow la all right in detail snd as a wliole. and the i>oiiular comedian la bound to 'dean op" Iwinae lie bsa 'the resl goods.' The chorus la) a comely one full of life sad iloes Its full sbsre toward the success of the show." THE WEEK IN NEW YORK. Ohlnmhls Al. Reeves' Co. (Col. Murray Hill Rooeland Olrle (Jul. 1'eoiile'a Marlon'. Own Co. |(Jbl. Mliwr's Bronx Billy Watson's jCbl.. Htur, Ilrooklyii ]lo»y Posey dirts KtMilre. llrooklyu Mollle Wllllanw' ItU.l C'ihIuo, Brooklyn Dreaniland (Col.) tlothuin MtschM Makers (1'rng.t Olymplo... Honey QlrN (l'nis>| ii t At. Bnrts It using an attractive lltho, ihow- lng himself st tbo wheel of lile fssl Miniples limousine, losited with sonw of Ids "Bcsutles." WlMimgn Oostsb closed with the Parisian Dcsutles, at tbo Olympic, 27. Melrose nnd Ken- nedy Joined lu .Philadelphia, 20, to replace I'stsy Conray lu tbe olio. Data Wilson Joined ibe Monto Oarls Olrls la Chicago, to take the place of Mrs. Tom fialllvaa, who retired on account of tllneas. I-'iunk Mtrruiiui la lu advance of the Beauty I'arnile. Kiunkis lUiurr closed with Msy Howard's Oa. at Hclientcliidy, "27. Jsok Htjiouhb, of Ibe Golden Crook" Is filling lo at the McKlnley Hqusre, New York, during the three dsys lay off. Mutton and uarnion write: "AHbbutii there are eleven principals with our show, lhs Liberty Olrls, Osprlce has been the 'applause' bit In the six weeks we have been out, and thla Is most Krutlfylng as this la our burlesque dslmt." Billx E. Waits Informs us, tlist ht Is writing s new first part for tbe Taxi fllrls Burlesque Co., which plays the Btsr snd darter Theatre, Chi- cago, this week. LSI HlCKUiN re-Jolns the Itoney Posey Girls, st Ibe Htsr. Brooklyn, Oct. 4. Itusr (Isai replaced Jesui-ttc Rose wills the nosey Posey Olrls at the Htar. Brooklyn, HepL 2D. - Itin.T (Obooan) Ht'x.vrsii and the 8tara of Burlesque are ilolug a big business everywhere, and nil the managers >sy Its tbe best laughing ahow ths-y bavu seen In years. Tiik Hliindard Trio are tearing along with the Dandy (litis. Tiik Hector Olrls played to the biggest business lu the history of the Trocndero, I'htla., Ta., flHITi.lJS was the record for tbe house on one day. i-'»ki> I)k Hii.va has already received sev- eral very enticing offers for next season, Fred mado his debut In tbe Bast with the Rector (Jlrls, Bept, 8. Ma urn i Kit ith Cdhiiikij made a big bit lit the l'rlma Donna .role, with the Parisian Iicniitles, Marguerite opened at tbe Olym- pic, Kept. 10, Till) l-'our McNallys closed with the Pa- risian Beauties at the Olympic, New York, Sept. 27. IltiuLAK Kbnncdy and Btiiel Uemiohh that clever sister act, opened at tbe Troca- diro. liiila., I'S., Sept. 20. Lcickin and IIvuns aro also new additions to the I'arlslsn Heautles. May knumhii received from sn ardent admirer, a turquoise ring surrounded by dlamiiods. . „ ... . '■ Nat Bbdwn, formerly of Collins snd Ilrown. will exploit lhs: Olrls from llino over tbo one nlghters opening at oo. Iletb- Iclicm, I'a„ Oct. 11. ._ __ - , Mkykb Uaiiiiih hns signed with Hurtlf ! aDd Hesmon, for the prlncfpul Jew character In the big vaudeville act "Madame X," which In already In rehearsal. Makisi llAsnr, the shapely model with the College Olrls closed with the show at Miner's Howcry. Sept. 0. _ Jon OfP. Kay Montgomery and tho Henley Sisters, and Rose Jenette, close with tbe iioscy I'nsey Olrls. Dan Dm* Is a yerj busy producer these days, working night and day, putting the Ureamlnnd chorus Into sliupe with new busl- ntsis for all the numbers. _ „ jflE" Eckstein will go out. ahead of the ■Olrls from Reno as managers >! .«>n (T.T. .IVAV.f, .