The New York Clipper (October 1913)

OCTOBBB 4 THE 3STEW YORK CLIPPER. 25 .. RE: ^ D THESA TURDAY EVENING F>OST THIS WEEK This Is the second time we have "tipped you on- to our Mrw »*r- w ^ . w . . ■- **"* «*-■=-■-». POST, we announced "PEC 0" MY HEART" to the Mu it ETH0D ot P°P ularizin B a song. Several weeks apo, thru the SATURDAY EVENING Piano and Uncle Sam's entire family was Dlavinir it)*? ZuF °' th? Ur ° rld - It's reception was sensational! In one week it landed on the National T 'startling ballad ever written g This week, in the SATURDAY. EVENING POST, we present: our Season's Song Hit the most thru the SATURDAY EVENING 1 This means much to every balla4jslnger! The public will want to J HEAR this song. They will want YOU. TO .SING IT! to-morrow/ QUICK!! Write to-day and put it on LEO FEIST, Inc., 135 W. 44th St., NEW YORK CHICAGO, 146 N. Clark St. BOSTON, 176 Tremont St. PHILADELPHIA. 60 N. 8th St. OUT OF TOWW HEWS Lawrence, Mmi. —Colonial Theatre (Julius Calm, mgr.) Mailer * Dermlton Stock Co. pre- tented "A Butterfly on the Wheel" Sept. 29 and week. "Brewster's Millions" Oct 8 ul week, followed tar "Berating a Husband." Oram Hoobb (Jvllua Oahn, mgr.)—TMIth Tinker, la "The Firefly," will be the attraction here 4. Gertrude Hoffman and company 10. 'The Quaker Girl" to follow. Motion pictures and vaudeville every Bandar. Nicxel (John B. Oldfleld, mgr.)—Bill 29 and week Includes: Perry and Senorlta, Turner and Dundar. AJtkeo-Whltnian Trio, Parlae, Ford and Bice, Harry BJcbards, Bush Ling Tor, and mo- tion picture*. Good business. BEOaowAT (P. W. Idagulre mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and llloitrated songs, "Ghost of Hacienda" featured 29-Oct 1. Viotobli and Parana, motion pictures. Noras.—Tee Victoria Theatre, formerly owned by A. A. KeUerman, has been purchased br a ■tock company known a* the Victoria Amuse- ment Co., with Hlran Abrams as president, and will conduce to (bow motion pictures, making a specialty of features. Mary Plckford la featured In the pictures week of 29. F. 3. Eager, formerly of New York, has been engaged as resident man- lier of this bouse Tbat the Mailer & Deo- olson Stock Co., with Florence Plnckner and Sam llecarry In the leads, supported by Jack Chandler, A. J. Owens, Lee Harrey. Dnrward Primrose, Beulah Monroe, and others, under the direction of A. Gordon Held, is a success, la shown br the continual Increase In attendance. Last week the boose was filled at every performance P. W. Magulre baa been engaged as manager of the Broadway succeeding J. Fred Lorett, now of the Academy of Matte, In Haverhill, Mass. At the close of Mr. Lovett's engagement, be was presented with a handsome traveling bag by the attictcs of the theatre. _ Lowell, Mass.—Keith's (Ben Pickett, mgr.) bill for Sept. 29 and week: Keller and Laflterty, Lillian Seville, Cameron and Dewitt, Burke. Bar- ton and Wilson, Meredith and Snooxer, and Klneto- scope. Mssx. Sqt/im (F J. Carroll, mgr.)—The Merri- mack Square Theatre Players present "Skr Farm" 29 and week. "Sham" next. AotoEHT (Will White, mgr.)—Famous Play- ers feature pictures and songs Colo.tlil, (8. Knoff, mgr.)—Pictures and Geo. Moon, In illustrated songs. Ornu Honsa Callus Oahn, mgr.)—Pictures and Bernard Boron, in illustrated songs. Jrwsx (Harsoot k TopUan, mgrs.)—Mutual pictures, and Ethel McDonougtt, In tongs. A?.°? t ~t T - •*• Hennessey, mgr.)—Pictures, aid Nela Daggett, In songs. tn Auuionu (A. Wolf,, mgr.)— Universal ple- at II ford, Mnat.—Milford Opera House (a JJ: .parrl'r. mgr.) bill for week of Sept. 20: The whlieslde-Stransg Stock Co.. in repertoire, open- big with "The Pariah Priest." and life vaude- ville acts. lout, and Ltobuk, motion pictures' and songs. , ft0I ff—The Selectmen, who, at first were riToraNe to allowing the Opera House and pic- rare bouses the privilege of giving Sundar even- jag performances, brought a storm of protest from tae entire clergr of the town against the grant- lag of permits, so permits were refused to all *j?™* m ents The Bob Ott Comedy Co., in rue Merrr Ohaperone," made a big hit here last J*** The motion pictures taken of Milford «ere run all of last week, making a two weeks' forman toDed " nr people at every night per- i. , £ n ?» *!»»»•—Andltorinm (AL Jones, mgr.) vSXi t0 i Cl , l i m Btock °°- Presents *The Warrens of ilrclnla" week of Bent 29. uhlZZ J.^fl * Morison. mgrs.)—Llndsey of 20 ° > ' ^ nteat * "Salvation Nell" week mo?ion^ture*. °' CM '' m « r ->- VlD * rtUe ■*" - ^WaWw, Oomiqub and Cmrrau. Squabs, "saS Dl<:t H'w Bad illustrated songs. ■2a? T B ? e ^ Kln f' ot tb « Llndiey Morlson SS •o<F l '"3t b * r ■■* Performance Saturday. M floral pSet..'™" ITCseilted wlUl ""J •*""- m ii re "."*' ,a « Mawa.—Lawler (Lawler Bros., »n™ todk'tS.'** '** B " Pt ^ tbB Cba "' K- C " ,mp ' .nTi CT0 5 u . (8t, ** ter * McCarthy, mgra.)—Vaude- ville and pictures week of 20, excepting 30 and Oct. 1, when "Baby Mine" appears. ,JL 0V ( ,lf' £ Davenport, mgr.)—Pictures only. n,.?M p .: ■ 8ebJ * M «*. mgr.)—Bill week of 29- uct 2: GUdrs Vance. For 2-4: Katherlne Klare. •"d^35ea, <a B 0^0Ck * tt • W-J-VauuevMe JSVttft «•■«. — Park (Malley-Denlson, S-^L'.. MkUer-Denlson Stock Co. presented "Our ww week <" 8 *P t **■ «i,^i^ ,TO * (Donovan & Walker, mgrs.)—Tsle i'l^Oct ««* "fraction for two weeks, end- pictures 0 ' 8lA *' <5c,tnKBU ■• NioKsa, moving m £ B » r A ™. t n °S™ , .. T " , r Qt ? J ^ (8,d H ^ W ^?' Knoswllle, Tenn staub's Frita staab. mgr.) LymanHowe s moving pictures opened this mgr.) Al. Wilton Oct. 6. "Bought and Paid house week beginning Sept. 14. "Mary's Lamb," For" 7. «~<*«>- •»" «-«ui wlthBen McGrath 24. 25; "McFadden's Flats'" 27. 28. Borau—Moving pictures. Puza (Lloyd Spencer, mgr.)—This house opened 21. with vaudeville. Prices, ten, twenty and thirty cents. The attendance is very good. Norn.—Singling Bros.' Greatest Shows were bere 27 President Hoblltzelle. of the lntcr- l'atlonal Music Company, states that their new Majestic Theatre will tae opened for the patrons on Nev. 1. It will be one of tbe handsomest and best vaudeville theatres In tbe South The Grand Opera House Is having trouble with tbe union on account of an unusual advance In rates made by the bands. Dallas, Tex. — Dallas (Geo. Amy. mgr.) Lyn.in Howe's moving pictures were the attraction Sept. 25-27. Massenet's operatic spectacle. "Sa- lome," 29, 30. Majestic (Oscar F. Gould, mgr.)—Bill week of 22 Included: Qulgley Bros., Pero and Wilson, Black and White. Leona Thnrber and Harry Madison, Edwin Koougb and Helen Melson and Helen Gannon. GiBDiN. — Bill 22 and week: Don Garner, Baker and De Fere, Higgle and Laura, Eva Weetcott and Gardengrapb. WABHINOTON, FOLLT, QuKEy, Pi LA CI, PBIN- cebs, Oaitdt, Express, Dallas, Drxis, Hippo- DBOUI, BlOSOOPS, BtST, BOSELAXO. NicnELomAjJ, Obpheuh, Happi Iloun and Libic, moving pic- tures. Kansas City. Ho.—Shubert (Earle Stew- ard, mgr.) The Tlk-Tok Man of Of." for tbe first time here, week of Sept. 29. Mrs. Flake, In "Tbe High Road." next Gbano (A. Jndab, mgr.)—Caauncey Olcotl began a two weeks' engagement here In "Suamecn Dhu," 29. '"War Down East" to follow. Obfbxdu (Martin Lehman, mgr.)—BUI week of 29: Miss Orford and her elephants, Catherine Buod (Frank Bogers, mgr.)—Tabloid musical comedies, to good returns. GBASjn (Frank Bogers, mgr.—This houKC opened Sept. 29, plar'ng tabloid musical comedies. Majbstic, Rex, Cbtstal, Gat, Lima and Gem, motion pictures. Norn.—Barnnm-Balley Shows were here 2t). Hamilton, Can,—Grand (A. B. London, mgr.) Edison's "Brewster's New (Win. P. Brltscb, mgr.)—Will I a Comedy Co. to good business. Coming: "Along tbe Kenne- bec." "The Sins of the Father," "The Chocolate Soldier" and "A Butterfly on the Wheel." Camberland, Md. — Maryland (Melttnger Bros., mgrs.) "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" Co. Sept. 30. Gertrude Hoffman Oct. 2. Limurrr, Victoria and Baxvaoaaa, motion pic- tures. Mora.—Erelyn Thaw and her company will be at tae Maryland In the near future. YANKEE ROBINSON ITEMS. sr uaebi hue ]'s talking pictures Sept. 29-Oct. 2, Ull!ions' r 3, 4; "The Garden ot Allah" 6-8. Marcus Kellermans Song Recital 9, . TBS) FtE«T StWBAT alght concert at the pan. "Peg o' My Heart" 10, 11. ' '«T Opera House, New York City, wl 1 take Tssipua (J. O. Appleton. mgr.)-BIU for week ' of 29: Thomas P. Jackson and company, George B. Reno and companr. Hurry B. Lester, Arlon Pour, Ben Beyer and Bro., Hal and Francis, snd Those French Girls. Lrsio.—Sill for week of 29: The Bell Boys and Belles, Nick and I.yda Russell, Anderson and Evans, Harry Gilbert, Arthur Rlgby. George Wlckham, and Big Jim. performing bear. Boone, la.—Arle (Bea B. Wiley, mgr.) pic- tures and vaudeville on open dates. "The County Sheriff" Sept 27. v VnaiNtA (IL E. Johnson, mgr,)—Pictures and vaudeville. Pbincess (Brown ft Anderson, mgrs.)—Pic- tures and vaudeville. Ltbio. —Pictures onlr. Note.— The Arle has been thoroughly remodeled and presents a rerr neat appearance tor the opening ot the season. Keokuk, la.—Grand (Obss. H. Dodge, mgr.) l'be Stelndell Musical Trio, under the manage* cent of Jesse E. Baker, Oct 4. Gbano, Colonial, Obpbbvk and Hitpodeoiie, tiorlng pictures. HiPpooBoxa (Mark Angell, mgr.)—Bill week tf 28: Max Bloom's "A Sunnyslde of Broadway," Rlace, Oct. S, tbe artists appearing, will be: Itiabeth Amsden, Kathleen .noward, Lola Swell, Jane Herbert, Loola Krekller, Morgan Kingston, Thomas Chalmers, Oostaf Bergman and Us chorus and orchestra of tbe company, Fbahk A. Vamdesup was elected a member of the Board of Directors of the Century Opera House, New York. 0. B. Hopxnra, actor and playwright, who bought Nos. 15S-1BB West Forty-ninth Street, New York last summer, announced that be would I'ulld a theatre to test 200 persons on the sits. He will perform there with his wife, Violet Vivian. Liluam BossKU, was sued In the Bopremt Court, Sent. 25, br the Osborn Companr to re- cover $8,000 for gowns. Miss Russell filed an answer denying that she is liable and aaklng that the suit tie dismissed because the claim Is outlawed. 9. C Whitxbt will produce In New York, some time next month, a new musical oomedr "The Innocent Sinner." William BaitrsoH has been engaged by John Cert, for one of the principal roles in "The Marriage Game." Felix Eowaids, tbe English stage director, arrived In New York, Sept. 20. to stage the Llebler production of "General John Regan." Olives Moioeco will tend out another company In "Peg o' Mr Heart." shout the middle of Oc- tober. Mors Hnsgerford will have the title role. Wilis Baeo, the English music hall tlncer. ar- rlres in New York, Oct. 17, to appear at Hammer- stein's. Albebt B. White hat filed a petition in bank- rtptcr, naming H. Boaaberg ft Sons, and tbe Sherman Hotel Oo., of Chicago, creditors. Albebt Koalit arrived from England on the 8. S. Baffle. Cutting out all reference to large bualoeas, turn-a-ways, etc., which, by the war. continues lost the same, marking this season the record breaker la tbe entire show'a history, your scribe subscribes a few lines ot domestic awl aoclil Im- port Albert Powell's "fascinating widow" display of Parlalan feminine lingerie on the track en- trances the farmers, to the amusement ot tte city dude. Albert's split skirt vision Is the real spec- tacular limit In sunburts. Likewise Slats Henderson's spilt Up mug, do- nated to him In the Alnls blow-down by one of our itaunchest dancing centre poles. That blow at Alblo wot not so severe aflrr all, Fred Cbstollo received several ot the tornado's encomiums, but is now on duty as equestrian di- rector as usual. Punch Wheeler left us at Wobb Cllr, to go In advance of "Buntr Pulla tbe Strings,'* and Fred Buchanan baa re-engaged him for next season. The season closes about Nov. IB, In Texas. and it haa been a memorably pleasant one for everybody. i t ■ POPULAR AGENT DIDS. John W. Heath, who had a wide acquaintance among advance ogenta In the show business, and who had been advertising agent for the Grand Opera Houao, in Terr* Haute, lml,, for tbe past siEleen years, died of tuberculosis, In that city, Sept. 24. He bad also bad early experience with tha Vandenburg Wagon Circus, and had been a member of the Peoria and Ringgold Bands, as trap drummer. Burial was made In Ten* Haute, the same day, In chsrge of the D. P. 0. H„ lod.o 8fl, of which he was s member. Ills widow and one child survive him. Mr, Heath wae la his forty- seventh year. THE SHUDERT THEATRE, NEW YORK. Tbe New House on Forty-fonrth Street, Opening; Oct. 1 with Forbcs-llou- ertson, In Hla Farewell American Entmaremetit. Circus Pew, SHOW GETS INJUNCTION. At Memphis, Tenn., on Sept. 23, the Barnum A Bailey Circus Co., at 10.80 in the morning, obtained an Instanter Injunction agtlnat the mayor tnd commissioners of Memphis, and W. J, Hays, chief of police, restraining there from interfering with the parade or show In any manner. Humors tbat city officials contemplated some action as a result of the show going there during Ibe Trl State Fair, led the circus company to ob- tain an injunction. Thos. M. Scruggs represented the circus people before Judge Jacob 8. Gsllowty, who Issued the order. Tbe complainants recited that they had paid the required license tax levied by the city. Charles M. Bryau, city attorney, got a copy of the Injunction at once. ''We won't do Earthing," said he, on behalf ot the city, "because Judge Galloway, Issuing it, put it to tbe October rule. By tint time the show will be gone, and out of this territory." Tbe Injunction bill was styled "Rtrnum ft Bailer, Greatest Show on Earth, Samuel Mc- cracken, manager, against the elty of Memphis and W. J. Bays, chief of police." It exhibited the $200.20 license receipt It ob- tained Aug. 11 from James Brett-Jr., city license collector. Toe MU charged that tbe city arbitra- rily tried to Interfere, In utter disregard of the rights of tbe show, for so reason, because no reason existed In law. IIAQK.VBECK-WALLACE FEATURES ARDELL BROS. ORIGINAL DANCING ATHLETE!. OPEN NOV. HO . 4 FREEHAND BROS. mmm IIIGH-PBROI1 ARTIITS. Bid 8COUBtJH-()|>on Nov. 20 fur Kllgagemonbl. SIX CORNALLA'S CATAPULT ACROBATS. KMMA COIINALLA, Mgr. ERNEST ANDERSON SOME CLOWN 3d Season wills the Unrnum Show JOSEPH LEWIS CHARACTER COMEDIAN Oie of tbe features wills 101 Ranch Counllss and company, Taylor Holmes. The Five Melody Maids, and a man, Barry and Mor- timer, the Three Bohemians and tbe Two Carl- tons, Emi'BEsb (Dsn McCoy, mgr.)—Bill week of 20: "The Olrl in the Vsse." the Seven American Whirlwinds, George Richards, Sampson and Donglas, Ibe Savoys and Golden and West HirrooEoaia (Frank Talbott, mgr.)—Bill week of 20: Slayton Alia' Wild Moors, Tlllle Zlck. Four Banta Broa., Ireland and Oatto, tbe Musical Btlpps, Blanche Gordon, Harry Davis. Lauder Sherry and companr and tbe Biding Millers. Oatbtt (Bart McPhslI, mgr.)—Ed. Lee Wrothe and the Ginger Girls, week of 20. Willis Wood (Bar Crawford, mgr.)—Far Foster Burlesque™, week of 20, Aonrroaictc.—This house will open with a stock, Oct. 6, with "Our Wives" as the In- augural attraction. Mcmnlila, Tenn.—Lyceura (Prank Oray. mgr.) Julian Eltlnge. Sept. 20. 80 Al. 0. Field's Minstrels, OcL 1, 2, Anna Beld's All 8tar 4. (Beni. M. Stalnbaek, mgr.)- r I'Beverjr _ ___„ _ . _ _ The Injunction tied the city up from anr soil Dare Vaafleld. Byan and Maybelte, Omega, and of Interference. "A Dar in the Alps." , Richmond, -bS^2S& fi l»°tio^ P ietavJ--eS tt & OKLAHOMA RAKCH WILD WEST Sept. 20. Hyatt A Le Note's Miniature Musical VAAA.HAAVii.ra, luuivu ""-" HUIES* , .^? r J w °BEh t Texv—Savor (Frank North, v \'l 5 r J tet °* 8eDt - %*■ Bu'b BoWnson and Jubilee Co. ' .Lt?' appeared in "Graostork." A bearr .„,<, (Beni - mgr.i— ueveriy nSS "'* CO"?;*""*! two extra matinees. .. oSnatart"'with BlllrUwg week of Sept. 28. alT 1 "" ' {C B - *"**■ fJ ■*"" V* "SESm* (M"i: F.bl7bn!5r.l-Bin week of 20: "Detective Keen," Matthews and Shayne Moran and Wiser, Kathleen Clifford. Zelds Sesra end company, Valverg and La More, Miss Hike Berkln snd motion pictures. TiiaES Majbstics, Eufiee, Pbixcess Co- iamial. Alamo. Qobbn, Caebolton. Palaib Sdbubban, Amebioan, Echo. Botal. OEM. Pixim Satot, two Daises, two " lures. Notb.— BlngliLsr Bros." bj slMes here; Orcus did turnaway ^ T ^f nnI ?» .'ex. —Temple (Davis * Brian, . ?^' . 8 S» 1,,ck FsmUr Oct, 8. The manage- "t of this theatre have arranged to have high ,.._ - " v" ... UIC,IM w nave arrangea to nave niga \'hJL li 00 ^!? 19 aDi n»tion pictures dally, except vL?*" 0 , 110 ' »*•"«' companies are booked. kot»— BIngliag Bro,,. Qijca, w m .j,,,^ ker e ), BOTAL, tatSS. t'XXIH, Pasthibs, Jot and , ll T' Bi, » , «.„,Tex^-TempIe (Brian * '"«".) NeU O'Brien's Minstrels Oct. 0. Davis, llrrBopoLiTAM, motion pictures. Popctlae, Maoison, Billxvcs, MozaBT, OX- roan, and Bon Ton, airdromes. Note. —Barnum A Bailer Circus gave two per- formancea here, 22, to cspacltr business. Comedy played to good business week of 22. Albambea (Colonial Amusement Co., mgrs.)— Motion pictures. Notes. —The Atbambra Theatre has installed a Ave piece orchestra Slg. Sastelle'a Shews are doing a nice business through Central Ken- tucky. Colnnalsln, S. C.—New Columbia (F. L. Brown, mgr.) "Beady Money" cancelled Sept 25, " Bobla Hood" 27, "Tbe Deep Purple" Oct S, "Little Bor Blue" 4, "Black Pattl" 8, "The Merchant of Venice" 18. Gband. —Ed. DeNoyer and Boss Danle were tae features week of Sept. 22. Nora.—Barnum A Bailey Circus will snow here Oct. 19. WlBtlnsrton, Del.—Oarrkk (W. L, Dock- atader, mgr.) bill week of Sept. SO: Toots lata and company, Hoopes snd Bcbsne, Grace Wilson, Dllk'a monkeys, Martina and Tnbtunl, Emylls Bisters and pictures. ATtartrs (L. 0. Cosnest, mgr.)—The Consess Plsyers, In "A Butterfly on the Wheel," week of 29. Illnghamton, N. Y. Stone (Fred allien, mgr.)—Klaw A Erlonger's "Ben-Bur," Sept. 29- Oct. 1. Abuobt (0. Shorten, mgr.)—Slelnacb PUjrere, In "Cosy Comer," week of 29. Note. —The Blngtsmton Fair and Carnival. Sept. SO-Oct. S. Cliombcrsbnra-, Pa.—Bosedale (F. A. Sblnabrook, mgr.) "Mutt and Jeff In Panama" to capacity Sept. 25. ■T 1S0B EBDKAK. A distinguished visitor to our show at Pawnee, Okls., wss Major Gordon W. Llllle (Pawnee Illll) of tbe late Buffalo Bill-Pawnee Bill Wild West Show. Otto Kline la sgaln featuring the arenlc acta by bis trick and fancy riding, having Just re- turned from tbe stampede at Winnipeg, wlwe he clinched bis title, won at Oalgary last yesr, by again winning first prise la the trick, fancy rid- ing and broncho busting contests. At Stillwater. Sept. IS, Just as tapper was being served, a heavy gnat ot wind blew down tbe dining tent. No one was Injured and after the canvas and poles were removed, the meal was served in the open, surrounded by hundreds of Interested natives. Woody Tan, director of tbe Cowboy Band, bat a number of Winter season offers, and mar ac- cept one at tbe close of tbe circus season, to- gether with (boss musicians who have sot yet secured positions. Ben Cooper Is manager of tbe aide show, Harry Lyons and Chris. Ayers are on tbe ticket boxes, and Ed. ltetrd has charge of ths ticket-takers, Lola Psrr, Isle of tbe Two Bills' Show, has Joined with us snd, at each performance rides tbe celebrated tucking horse, "Budweiter." e » It ib twenty-eight years this September since Ibe fsmous "Jumbo" (elephant) was killed at St. Thomas Out., Can. JVffT-A>CLO w. 8I1.QUM, BBOSV WcllS, 1913 T JE3 NTS Tiiektr Duck tnd Rubber Co., Fl. 8mlth, Ark. Make good tenia. Bare yon monor. Write for oar new catalog. ' WHEEL BIRDS WILLIAM IIAHTKL* CO.. *»•** Cortland ! ■«.,'». y. GOT MB YET Quiet Jack Oliver Moore 7fZil\™ ■ Still with that different wire act TUB MKTTIB CARROL TRIO MRr^JUKPWC HflfiSt, CARRY U8 Alt NllilPjl^M,rir|<||l|||l| i st_ . •i.-v'V' ' ;sv>,i3.i..\' ',*• One machine earned llo,8B0 In 28 wag,, 1004 One machine earned 117,048 In 20 wkt„ 1008 One machine earned 110,092 la 25 wag., 1008 On* macblno earned 110,017 In 27 wki„ 1907 One machine earner] : 12,862 In 27 wae., IMS One machine earned 10,842 In 25 wks., 1BO0 One machine earned i 18,021 In 28 wka., 1910 One machine earned $20,188 In 02 wks., 1911 "Above fl/rares will be verified to customers." 0. W. PARKBR, Leavenworth, Kas, NEVEI MILS SIMPLE DIRECTIONS WITH EACH BOTTLE, ALL TOILET COUNTERS OR MAILER IN SEALED PACKAIES. 50 CENT!. HALL A RUCKEL NEW YORK CITY X. BAZIN'S FAR FAMED DEPILATORY POWDER 55SS HAIR