The New York Clipper (October 1913)

OCTOBER 11 THE ISTEW YORK CLIPPER. 11 THE BROOKS STOCK CO. FoaturlngMAUPETOMUNSON Versatile Second Btumeaa Woman. Most hava good wardrobe, on and off. Ability and reflmmon*. Mlera not tolerated This la a long season and aalary la absolutely euro. m&* 8 It reSonlwe^Snd goW s ffi^ff^Xu wtoraod. Adctrta jack ni tooKB, NorMa^f!^ GRANT F. OWENS WANTS For The Brookline Stock Companies Woman wltli good, strong speaking voice, clever enough to feature for sonbrcttesnd Ingenue lead*. Refer ono who can do specialties. Clover general EuslneB woman, who doea BM?lalUc.. Manfor Heavies. Man for onaracfctii and general business. General busmene man. Stage manwrer to double parts. Ono company plays tabloid Stock In pttumwa, tbo other small towns near Otiutawa! XeUaUlnflrst letter and send photonland programs, which will beretorned. ™ w *" • Address OB&MT V. OWJirtg, Oraad Opera How, Otfmwa, low*. WANTED, FOR LONG SEASON SOBER, BELIABLE MIN8TBEL PEOPLE Musicians, Singere-Danccra, and Al Vaudeville Acts. No drunks wanted. Can place on receiptor wire, Alto, Double Sccendtfolln or Viola; also first clans Bass Singer, for solo and qoartette. No ono tut experienced peopld wanted. Ooodtreatmentto peoplewhoknowthclrbuslncM. AHeipennes raid br Co. Stop In Ho»bi. Address IMS HOB imds. MIN18TRKLS, Bath 9, Avon 10,*t7 Morris if, Fllmore 13, Belfast H.Cuba 16, Friendship is, Andover 17, Belmont 18, all N. Y., after that per address Newark Valley, N. ^ . * "WANTED For The Maude Henderson Stock Co. Toang General Business Woman, capable of plajlng some characters, all modern bills, mnst nave good ■wardrobe, also good appearance on st. can place general business man, one doing specialties pre- ferred. State age ana lowest salary first letter, no time toJone. Show opens Oct, nth. rehearsal* commence 10th. Address MAUDK HBMDEKSOW. Harlem, Hon*. GIIII* WANTED. FOR OOMEDT 81I0OT- JNQ ACT; MOST BE OOOD WITH RIFLF,. A. TIMPOWB, care Of CLIPPER. WASTED-Black Face Comedian that Fakes Banjo or Guitar and Sings and can cbongo forone week. I go South; work streets all winter. Must loin on wire, payyour own and state lowestsulary In first letter. DR. OH AS. W. GILLET, Benson, Woodford Co., IU. U Box, 7. YOU NEED IT math mora than yon need the dol> lar It eoata-the World'* greatest | Encyclopedia of wit aod n tamer, written and publlahed eapeelalty ror stage folk.l— MADISON'S M BUDGET No. 15 Content* of Madison's Budget No, 15 I no lade lit anre-flre mono- logues, ■ wonderful seta ftr two male* and 7- net* for male and female, 10 brand-new parodies on latest song*. 3great mlnatrel llraU Smrti, a aide-splitting one-act arce,bealdea hundred* of original gag*, Jokes, sidewalk bit*, ete, "*•■£ DOLLAri I per copy. Back Issues bnt of print, ex- cept No. M; price, ti.uo.or Budgets id ami ceptNo.lt; price, 16 togethor. Jl.w. JAMES MADISON I404T! Ovenuejje^rk Flute and Piccolo Player Wants engagement. Can Double I'luno, Brass and Double Brass. Can furnish Violinist. C. H. NEELKY, Mansion House, l'lttolleld, III. OUT OF TOWN HEWS Vaneoawer. B. C.—Imperial (J. J. Mc- Donald, mtr.) the Isabel lo Fletcher Plnjera were seen in "The Deserters" week of Sept. 29. KupiutflH (Lawrence 4 Handuskr, mrrs.)—Tlio Del. B. Lawrence Go. were also seen In "The Deserters" week of 20. Arams (Geo. B. Howard, mgr.)—The Avenue Player* played "Alias Jimmy Valentine" week at 29. Onrnroii (James rilling, mgr.)—Bill week of Oct. 0 include*: "Hulrlt i'alntlwcs," llclmant and Hitt, "In 1000," Wm. Cahlll, and "Oupld'e Bjrudleate." , " I'antaqbb' (Rd. Q. Graham, vagt.)— Bill week of 0: Bothwell Browne company, Bantucct, 1-d. Arraatrong company, Gene and Arthur, and Two LoWt*. , , Panama (Bob Unswortb, mgr.)—Musical com- edy. GaiNO (James Smith, mgr.)—Musical comedy. Columbia (J. B. Nucals, mgr.)—Vaudeville and picture*. __ ., __ Colonial, Olobi, Natiomai. Bijotj, Mails Liat and Dominion, picture* only. Norsg.—The Klnemacolor Theatre baa changed It* name to Colonial, and only high clam features are now »een there. ...The Avenue Players closed the stock season at the Avenue, 4......Klaw * Erlanger will book toad ahows at tola house hereafter For their play, "The Deserters, the Del. S. Lawrence Company engaged some real cabaret performers from 'Frisco, to take part.... Barry L. Stone, manager of the Ooloalal Musical Stock Co., now at the Panama, la organizing a number two show Geraldlne Farrar, was beard In concert at the Imperial, Sept. 29. Pater.on, I*. J.—Paterson (John K*i«, mgr.) Tomaahefsly, In "Dt Kinder," 0; RUjo- letto'* 7, Hofrmarin-roIalre-ttlchardBon Co. 8, mo- "WffiBftf. 1 *-. Walsh, tap.)-""' Oft* 8: Beck and Henney, Jane Dawson, Ony Bart- btte Trio, and Dewar'u Comedy Circus, lor 0- li: AUIe white, Hyman Adler and company, and Inglle «nd Beading. Aaron Hoffman present^ "when lloiea Fills" 2-4, and it waa a success here, to capacity houses. . ■ - • Ltokom (Chas, Wllber, mgr.)—Week of 9, "nclwcn of Snnnybrook Parol." . _ , ,_ OnriiaiiAi.—Dare Marion and hla Dreamlandera VMfe of 0. Eui'ias.—Dark till 18. Trenton, K. J.—State Street (Herman Wahn, mgr.) for week of Oct. W "Trolley Car Girls,' 1 musical comedy; Walton and Vivian, Bai- ter oral Laconda, Tango Duo, Adair and Henney, Barney ailmore. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillip, Ko- mnlne. the Vanneisona, Spider Kelly, and hit play, and Ground Kids, photoplays. ■ Bboao Stbk*t (W. E. McOlaln, niKr.)—^Atthur Claire, supported by a cnrcfully s»l«ted company ef artists. In on clnornte revival of "Tlie I'arlsli Priest," 0-8. Harrison J. Terry, in 'The Bosary," 0-11. Molilo Williams' Bnrlesojuera 13. New Britain, Conn^-Keeney'a (P. 8. Mc- Vlshon. mar.) bill for week of Oct. 0: Cteree and Metcalf, Klnso, 8hermsn-De Forest and company, Mildred ailmore and Carlo Ceasero. Fox'a (J. N. Onrr, mgr.)—Bill for 0-8: Joe and Nino Rdelmao, nomany Opera Company. Tom Hahoney, Marrello, Kltner and McClay, Crumbier ami Olaee. and Klnemacolor pictures. . BceswiN Lrcsuu (P. Nlfkeraon, mgr.)-^he {-yceum Clock Co. for week of 0. present "The Witching Hour." ; BcBxic ano Bijou (Hatlby * Edeboo, mgrs.) —Moving pictures. _ .. ' , Notb».— The State Fair, held at Berlin Sept, 22-27, was a great success. Besides vaadeville flight* were made by Otia* K. Hamilton and Harold Clmae, in balloon*, featuring a triple parachute drop. Beautiful weather prcTslled threughont For'* Theatre haa Introduced Coantryl Store night every Wednesday, and every mil t.111 Friday night professional rry-ontg Bmsell Sage, nephew of the late Bussell Bag*, ha* Joined the Lyceum Plsyera, and wall appear next weak In "The Witching Hour." Jew Haven. Conn,—Hyperion (B. !>. 1H- drldge. mgr.) "The Whip" week of Oct. «. "Ma- rietta" neat. Pou's (Oliver Kdwards, mgr.) —The stock conuany, In "Hawtborae of the II. S. A., week BrVon (John J. (initio, mgr.)—Vaadeville and pictures. Pox's Gbamo (Ben], Jackson, mgr.)—Vaude- ville and ylctures. Logansport, Ind— Nelson (E. F. Calla- han, mgr.) "The Virginian" Oct. 0, "Within the Law" 7, Edison talking pictures 8, vaudeville fi- ll. "A Modem Eve" 14, "The Bote Maid" 20. Business Is eioollent. Ask (W. H. Lindsay, mgr.)—Bobby Burns, Garnet Arrlck, and photoplays. Gbano (Earl ltlfc, mgr.)—Harmony Trio and photoplays. Tokto, Coir and Bsoaowat, pictures. Norae.—The new theatre In the Barnea Hotel Building will open about Nov. 19, under the name of Colonial. Pictures nnd vaudeville will be the policy, and the house will bate a seating of about 800 The Hub, the first nelgborhood theatre for this city, will open with photoplays about Dec. 1. Clarkadale, Mia*).—New Clara-saite (Craw- ley Bros., mgrs.) opened Sept. 30, with "The Divorce Question," to good business. "Qulncy Adams Sawyer" Oct. 13, "The .Soul Kla»" 10. OicrjM's AmooHB (Slgnor Cecum, mgr.)— ito~ tlon pictures and vaudeville. Notsh. —A. G, Allen's Minstrels were here, under canvai, 4 Haag'a Circus 7. McAleater, OklaW—Busby (A. Bert Rates, mgr.) "The Rosary" was the attraction Oct. 4. iai.b-Majbitio (D. A. McDonald, .mgr.)— Vaudeville, changed twice weekly, wltb latest photoplays, changed dally, to capacity houses. DniuMLAKh (George Branoner, mgr.) — The Istest feature film photoplays are shown here. Nora.—Hells-Ploto Circus will give two exhi- bitions in McAleater 10. nUMMAOFl SALE. The first rummage *ale of the Professional Worn, ana' League, held at the league room*, 1900 Broad- way, Mnhlu Oralgw, president, was both a finan- cial and artistic success, Sept. 20. The rooms nrransed by Chairman Mr*. Prance* H. Ahrahall, looked very beautiful and quaint, hung with gowns, hats, ehoe* and character coatume* of all periods. Ma*y handsome contributions were received from BMtntjer* and from leading actresses, Including: Christie Macdonald, Olive Harper, Hluule Diinrce, Virginia Pearson, Bell Geld, Ade- laide Oherle Greenfield, Mrs, A. Aadruss, Klazle Masters, and others. A goodly aum was cleared, and the proceeds will go towward re- plenishing the wardrobe of the league, which Is cither hired or sold to actresses, but mainly re- nerved to help needy actresses to properly dress their part*, thereby oftentimes securing an en* gnKciiient for an actress which could not other- wise he accepted. The ladle* of the league are busy for their cos- tume dance (Oct. 81). Handsome prlte* will be awarded for the haudsomest, the most unique aad the ugliest costumes. A "Good-Fellowslilp" dinner will be given to Biembers and guests at tbo league rooms, Oct. 18. If It proves successful, guests may bo presented at future dinners. Later a beneat will be given at one of the Broadway theatres, and the great minstrel first part, which created such a furore a year ago, will be repeated. Also the tableaux will be repeated. The big annual event of the Professional Woman*' League, the baraar, will be held at the Waldorf Astoria, Dec. 10, 20. HI "to save one ami.." Paul Armstrong's dramatic playlet, "To f>ave One Ulrl," will shortly be seen In New York City, probably at the Palace. Cather- ine Calvert and other prominent members of "Th« Escape," which closed Saturday," will be seen In the sketch. "To Save One Girl" has already been seen at the Palace In Chi- cago, and the 'Majestic, Milwaukee. ■*»» HSTE* IS BACK. A Bert Estcs, one of the most popular of theatrical managers, has succeeded the Into K. H. Busby, as manager of the Busby The- atre, la McAleater. Oklfl. Mr. Estcs was manager of tlio Busby several years ago, and his return to the theatrical profession will no douirt be pleasing news to both show peo- ple and public. ♦ -» DBLAHATBR'S PLAN. A O. Delama-tcr Is carrying on negotia- tions for the lease of a Brondway bouse, in which he plana to establish a permanent repertoire company to present now plays at prices ranging downward from 91. Mary Clowes has been selected as leading woman of tie company, nnd Channlng Pollock's play, "The Inner Sbrlne," will be the opening bill. --9BPTEHBBB HORN." At the Cecil Spooner, New York. "Sep- tember Morn," a rural comedy drama, by Alice B. Ives, author of "The Tillage Post- master,'' Is presented. Cecil Bpooner creates the leading role. Mary GJIbbs Bpooner and Edna May Bpooner each liavo Important patts. 4 ■> TRANSFER WARD AND COltRAN. John Cort has transferred Ward snd Cur- rcn from the Milton.Baasoll traveling vaude- ville show to the Anna Held company, < ■» ELIZABETH UIPPODBOHB, Hut-tig ft amnion's new mppodrome, Eliza- beth, N. J., opened Oct. .0, with tho Gertrude Hoffmann Company. . 1 4 ■» Tna annual meeting of the Hippodrome. New Tork, Sick Benefit Association was held Oct. 3. Fifty of the now member* enrolled were Indians taking part in the [crtoraance. ML THEATRES and OPERA HOUSES We tawrt adrn tl awaaats ta this eslaam at a 1*1 rat* at ai.TO par agate Una for 8 ssjaaoat It tlmaa). Ttl* will saabca local ssaaagan ' esatniaatty Dartag ta* aaaaa advas> tlsst a copy of Taa Ourra free. VTSi ■ aattlal (« 11 to k**0 taatr aocatar promlnaiOy and esatl aafate ta* aaaaagera of fairapsBlai Dtarta Urn. ta* *d. to rssatag w* wlU Si *asa "BBIXII OPERA HOUSE," Baal-all, B.T. BeaUMO. JOHWH.BDlil.lgJB.,Mgr, OOIsBBROOR, If. II., Popalotlon. 8,000. DRAWING FP.0H TWO TO I^CRTUODSANU. NEW UALOTOBJ THHAVRB, Jatt Opened. Booking First Class Attractions only. Seating oa- PAcity.foo. Eleotrlo llghta. Steam beat. First olass Oompanle* writ* for booking* to FRANK W. BALDWIN, Owner. WANTBD-ATTRAOTIONS tor Fall S*M0a. ELKCTRA OPERA HOUBB, Klectra, Teg. THAT WR HAVE FORTTJNATBLT RECCRKD tho InlUal composition of the remarkably clever and versatile young writer and eom- r, "IRBIIE JBPPBRIES," the Northern high school girl who recently earn* into the lime- WE B£6 TO ANNOUNCE poeer, u IRBlfB JBPFBRIES," the Northern hi light aa a song writer and oomposer of nnoanai merit DONT BUBS THIS NEW RA1XAP OUT ON THE BOUNDING DEEP" A very simple yet expressive ballad, with a smooth flowing jingly melody j a aoag tfeat will take with an andlence anywhere and at any time I AND now come* the latest and most beaotirnl llttlo ballad In years: the ballad that win* at a itroke fame and distinction for tbls highly talented llttlo lady; Utegballad Uut to destined to be- come the greatest popular success of two continents I LITTLE SWEETHEART I'M SO LONELY The melody hi captivating throughout both verse and refrain; a *ODg that's aomethlng entirely ring* dainty LAJSTINQ matody, with OelthemNOWIU Original, and, therefore, entirely different from the usual ran; having • story that reaches the/hcarl and appeals to ALL I Don't wait I WANTED, to Book. Good High Class Shows, On* Nlgbt Standi, and Good Stock Companies. Drawing population, fl.ooo. Largo stage and good scenery. Star Theatre, Tower City, Schuylkill Co., Pa, Address W. J. HKNRY, Owner and Manager. GRAND THEATRE,fiialone.N.Y. Seals 760. Population 1,000. First-class road attrao lions apply only. WnNTFi! If HII I LIf our Circuit, INDEPENDENT OPERA 1IOCSK MORS ASS'N., am Ashland Block, Chicago. Good Rope, and One Nlghters for oar Ind., 111., Wis. and Mich. FOSTER VtaaCN-T THEATRE Population, 19,000. fleatlasr Capacity, 1,000. Address O. E. FOSTBR, Falton, N.Y. V*ra House Al afuiloal Comedy, Musical Stock Tabloid and Rep. Cos, Bmplra », Waaalngtoa, C. H., Ohio. AT LIBERTY AOOOIINT OF CIX)8IN0 SUMMER SEASON HOLLY ROS8MYN Bud Master, Solo Coraet, Solo Tranp»t Sober, rellabte. Handle anything. Join any- where. Salary your limit, nobLY rosshyn, 3 Allen Court, Marlboro, Mm... WANTED, FOR THE EARLE STOCK Onion Property Van capable of doing some parts. Muat bo sober and reliable. Open Oct. 20. Able to Jolnonwlro. Give reference. This week, Wooster, Ohio; week Oct IS, Lancaster, Ohio. I» A. EARLE, Mgr. PROFESSIONALS send recent program or autographed pboto, for oomplete oopla*. NEW ENQLAKP PUB. CO.* Eartltmmpton* Meeb. WANTED REP. PEOPLE ALL LINES Never close*. Salaries guaranteed. State all. Address J. T. ECUUN, Britt, Iowa. HYPNOTIC SUBJECTS SEASON OPENS OCT. 2ft. Edurance Pianist, Lady Sleepers State lowest. Pay own. Ala. If. OOLiB. 18aa Newton Are. M,Mina«apoll*,Mf****, Sketch Team that can change for week. Salary fifty; transportation. Never close. Must Join on "ideal CONCERT CO. Dawaon, Ca. AT aUIBaaCR-rV JULIABELL Second Business, Ingenues, Soubrettes Al wardrobe. Experienced, reliable. Stock pre- ferred. Addreia . , 805 llllnol* Ave., Menrlota, HI. IMMEDIATELY FOR PRASHAW STOCK CO. CHARACTER WOMEN People In all linos write, Address CECIL J. PRAMHAW, Crerdinoor. N. V. AT LIBERTY TRAP DRUMMER ETJL.L. LINK OB TRAPS Member A. F. A M. Will travel or locate. State all In drat letter. Address. JACK O'QRADY, 88 Montcalm, West Detroit, Michigan. WANTED, AT ONCE Two Al Diving Girls also One for Comedy. Write or w1n,E.B.WAbKBB, York, Pa.care of PlTlng Qlrl*' Show, Kalr Qronnd. Pa. Experienced Medicine People WANTED By mo. Dr. P. Is. HBBHANlf, Charlotte- town, P. B. I., Canada. CHICAGO'S PARODY KING Offsr* 10 BIOTB for Il.oo Applanae Coaali WDOR FLBT01IF.lt, 1140 E. Mill St., CIIIOAOO. TABLOID PLAYS Manuscript and parts, f.2.60. Send for cataloaue. ROYAL MANUHIJIUiT 00., 210 Lyrlo Tlieatro Bldg., Cincinnati, 0. MORT WAKELEE Tbe Versatile Comedian and Artistic Dancer. Cnsnge for a week. Htronjr. BALAilANCA. M. Y. WAMTPI. PIAN(> TLAYKB, man to tf Art ICii donblostag*;JuvcnlloMan. Others write. Olve age, wdgtit, Height, program. Tears work. Mgr. DBAMATIO CO., Qlldden. Iowa. 0reat Tool box Mjstery, cheap. Ho other like It. flood chanco for someone. LEWIS MeCUB. 1»08 glate St., Beaseaeetady, K. V. WANTED, IMMEDIATELY PERMANENT STOCK SO DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LINES 4 SCENIC ARTISTS 4 DIRECTORS WITH SCRIPTS, p^on'^d, Wonltl Ilka Fire More Location* for Permanent gtaefe. Towns 18,000 up. Wll bay Sentry In good condition. Btate all in first latter, avoiding delay. INQRAHAM KYLE, Colonial Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. MAJESTIC THEATRE,..M.'.. POPULATION 40,000 remodeled at considerable czpente. Seats Tto. Rtoeptionally laeatod, In post- own of tbo south went. Ooens Ootoberls. wilt book Oompaale* of real merit from now on. Honss thoroughly i Uvely the llvUett town of tuo Boutbwest. Open* Ootoberls, wilt book Musical Comedy or Kitr*V»i»n*» SaUsfactory guarantee or ?pereenla*e. II. Is. BTJOK-MAbBIB, Manager. BiTTBO SCENIC ARTIST . AIM OENEBAli BVBI- reoolvo mono/ I atlvanooilf/oii Oct, IS, Montpeller, Ohio. Capable of Diamond Dye; one that can plav parts. Join Immediately MESS maw, wlta BpeclaltiOB. aeorge llalpli Moon, did vou root Address MURPHY-YODKH COMPANY, Oct. C week, La Orango, Ind.j.i N T ED PIR8T CLASS VIOLINIST, 'CELLIST, STRING BA88 and FLUTI8T and PIANIST For Small Hotel Orchestra. Mast bo Able Maslolans. All Season Knaaroment, Address KABls VOM-S.AWBBNZ, Hotel An.f.y, Atlanta, Georgia. I Have Cot a Real circuit of Real Theatrea and Want Musical Comedy Managers TO SEND IN OPEN TIME AT ALL TIMES Can glvo'Oood Showa several weeks In Kastern Ponn., Maryland, W. Ylrglola and Virginia and V. Oarolint. Can also placo several Soubrettes and Chorus Ulrls that can Sing and Dance. Addr***, H. II. ZABBOW, 417 E. Broad It., lllehmond, Va. WANTED, •TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE" Al Leading Man, Young Leading Lady of good appearance. Bmall Ingenue for Bnnahlno, Juvenile Man*for Dr. Laoy, Al Character Man for Josh Mlddloton, Man for Josopli Dunn, to handle scenery and prop*. AH must be of good appearanco on and off. Lour season, so make Nuhirr right. Also want Al Advance Man that can routo and book; ono that knows ill* Houtb Rlvun pruforunce, Say Just what yon can and will do. TtokotaadvancodauvwherotoiiglitparUos. Address UAL.P11 E. CLEM, Cleveland, Team*****. NTED ■an A JUVENILE MAN for LEADS Not over 28; Height, d ft. 11 in. or tailor; Weight, betweon 100 and 1*0 pounds. State experience. This Is a groat ot>|H>rtunlty for »/. < ;i | »K , .. l ." l . l ''J. l B!'J'A.' lr,or -. M ""' H l'.'.. i || !"'""-„ liAHilkl l 1 I'l.Ai icim, (i r| .i Theatre, Zaneavllla, U. :r iviaim wanted For Old Han Character Comedy In a P-OROE f 9 To double old German character In one act. Rehearsals, Oct. 90, Show opens Not. I. Salary abso- lutely sure. State experience and salary In first letter, also airo, welglit andholgbt. Address a* per route, "AT HANDY HOOK'* CO., or AllbUKIl IlKOH., Mlaaourl V«ll*«/, la. GORDON HAYS STOCK GO WANTS Al Specialty Tca.n to play parts. Char. Man and Char. Woman. Those doing specialties given preferano*. Al Novelty Act to Change. Chas. llurcb, Kddlo Hoyd wire, J/soplu In all Unco write. CORDON HAYS, Aloxandila. La . MEDICINE MEN Don't go out for tho season before getting prices on tlio Gorman and Gibson remedies. Yon want rcllnblo, clTectlvo and economical gondii. Tlieso lines fill Ihe bill. Furnish all tlio papor you want FRKK. Klcpant selections, samples free. If you uro using something special, let us <|Uole you Graduate i'barmaclsut In charge of laboratory. Wo niaku the complete packugo from atari to finish' GERMAN MEDIOINE OO.. EBW. O. HKYl.Mll, Bole Prop. 1013 Central Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. OH ACCOUNT OF 9 COMPANY CLOSING HAli. II. DlYllTA Dialect Char, and Char, Comedy, Heavies. Heavies arid Character*. 8 ft. Kiln., 100II*. | ft, i, In., ISO lbs. Stock or Rep. Responsible Managers only. Experience, appearance, wurdrobo, No specialties. Joint only. Join on wire. Have a few scripts. Address HAL. II. PLt/BIM, Mason Oltjr Iowa, caro Of "an. Del. WANTED, FOB STOCK CO. IN KENTUCKY DBAMATIO PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. aood-Iooklng Leadl u Man, Capahloofdlrcctlng;aood-looklng Leading Woman, Character Man, Charac- ter Woman, somo Heavies, Small Ingonue, Juvcnllo Man, Character Comedian, Heavy, and (leiirral IJualncia Man. All must have up-io-ilate Wardrobe. One bill each week. Hend photos and programs. State foil particulars and very lowest In first letter. All photos and programs will bo returned. P. B.-If Harry Mooro of Moore A Russell Is ut liberty wire address, Address O. MIBDEMDOltP, lOt» West Bill St., Cincinnati, Ohio. tf.« 'it:- W ailC •H:i i ..'$&