The New York Clipper (October 1913)

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OCTOBER 18 TOD'S TIPS, THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 11 -M!iiWi^iAfl«aaiiiu^RMaQ(i8 Direction JAMES PLIMETT BURT AND MALVENE RAPID-FIRE VAUDEVILLE. Hsbbxxx Willisou, the stager and yodlcr, who was a feature with Al. O. Field aui the I cw DockiUdcr Mlnatrelo for many seasons, W joined bands with Joo B. Elllottc, the aomodlan and baritono singer, nnd the act trill be billed as Blllotto and Wllllson.- They •nened at the Umpire Hippodrome, In Qulncy, III for Paul Goudron, of the 8. & C. circuit, ■ mi began triumphantly. Tho boys arc booked to keep steadily busy until Christmas, ,nd then open In Chicago. . Valbska Bcbatt is showing her successful 'Black Crepe and Diamonds and some per- sonality at Proctor's Fifth Avenue this week. ON TusSDAV night, Oct. 7, Willie Ritchie, the lightweight champion boxer, took a run down to Atlantic Garden to see Leach Cross tot Not to to outdone, "Leaches," on Tours- day afternoon, slipped into Proctor's Fifth Avcnuo Theatre and cavo Willie's act the •nee orer. Friday Night was Boxers' Night at Gas McCune's bouse, and nearly a score BBSS McDonald, appeared in the "gym" scene and listened'to the pretty remarks made about them by the irrepressible Joe Humphreys. Jack "Sapper" O'Neil was along, too. He is lbs "best bet" of George McDonald's for that lightweight title, and Is anxious to get a shot at Ritchie. • "Blondu" Fbbbis, one of the beauty as- sets of Liberty Girls company, of the Co- lumbia wheel, b also one of the "personality" girlies of the burlesque thing. This same Evelyn will Just about cop out a "prima" part In another season, and then, well, Broadway for the future, girls. Ha I Hat It was this way: Jack Wicks couldn't parla vou» or gargle the German rentier decently enough to hold a conversa- tion with even a squirrel, so he didn't board the ship that carried his fruu, Elsie Follette, ever to the "old country' for a Visit to lorn the past Summer, so wife went by kcr lonely. Had a wonderful time. Re- turned to dear old Brojdwsy and glad-eyed Jack, Aug. 20, and now they, as we all know, Follette and Wicks, are out working again, and from Greely's, up In Portland. Me., re- ports on the act were "big." But Jack la still afraid he'll swallow his tongue during bis German lessons each'day, for Ifllsle 1* preparing for a "double'' sail across the trlny alter we have said the howdy thing to next Spring. "Doc." O'Ncil doesn't claim anything In nedals that has made Caruso, or even Billy Matthews famous, but his "Tra La-I.a-La" lo encore is, what "they tell me,," quick stuff. Just adilod another, a tweed, to his lean brummel wardrobe, for while "off." Qua Edwabds has supplanted a German for the "nance" character In his Yankee Doodle Scouts, his latest, up at the Palace this week. Gene Schuler did the "sis" role, and the same Gene Is now doing the German tit, is funny and likes it Another of the ■Edwards' acts is "The Ladles' Man," an elaborate one In three scenes, in whlca Will J. Ward is the particular title guy, assisted »y the well known Gordon Boys and eight leautlful girlies. Broke it tn at Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty-fifth. Street last week. Cabbii Lilii has our sympathy In the worry and pain those vocal chords bave <nu«ed her of late. After finishing her three days at the Halaey, in Brooklyn, last week, the ragtime personality girl underwent a delicate operation in the vicinity of the larynx and One Hundred and Thirtieth Street It was successfully manipulated, and Carrie Is well enough to continue making ■eta dance in their seats as she eases over the'"pop" numbers. < Naomi WnsauiB, of the Wheeler Sisters, ■ feature of Hilly Allen's Mulcal Corned/ Co., Is after Masle King's record of ascend- tog steps on the toes. This girlie can travel seme her own little self. Evsltk Wabb, tho girl who has "made" a few pianists understand now to play her numbers, briefs It to me via the card that she is going along nicely, and spilled another drop of success In the tccket at Niagara I-alls last week. (Evelyn concluded that she couldn t educate her audiences to thoroughly appreciate her talking songs, so now she is letting looso that real good voice she pos- sesses, and can't give 'em enough. HAiittv. Hatwabd Isn't weeping a'tall a'talL He and his company of charmers are "eat- lng "? fl)ur tlmes a 4*7 as usual. Thanks to "The Mrefly." Insz Clodoh, with a bit more attention paid to annunciation, will make a very pleasant single on any bill with that good soprano voice of hers BILL! Matthews lad a lightweight cham- pion on his bill last week <n Jack McAullffe, the scrapper who retired because he couldn't dig up anyone who could lick him. Erwln Na- del s "Little Napoleon of Vaudeville" was bucking the Fifth Avenue, where Ous Mc- Cune had Willie Rltchh, the present best itwelfcat. to close his show. Have a heart, WANTED, Med. Performers to Join at onoe. Good Comedian and Novelty Acts. Also Moaloal Act Long ncason and money sure. Answer quick. Dr. liow aiiu curti.s, Warren, Ont., Canada. P.8. Wanted to bay a tronpo of performing dogs wanted - Good Sketch Team, who can Change for a week. Singles and Doubles. One must play Piano. Also A No. 1 Comedian who can put on acts and make them go. Other useful peo- ple write. Will buy short cast scripts, w. J. ■MUisjd. Freeland Park, Ind. PARTNER WASTED Immediately, To Piny Straight, Man In donblo patter, {tinging and Dancing Act Uust bo good man. No ama- teurs or lieglnnera need apply. Address 8INO- INQ AND DANCING, Care of CadPfKlt. WANTED PEOPLE IN AIX LINES FOR 6 COMPLETE REPERTOIRE GO'S. —FARCE COMEDY, PEOPLE In All Lines -MUSICAL COMEDY PEOPLE, ""gs^ 1 - Billy I Wallacb Macket, tho impersonator of musical Instruments, would be an Improve- ment on quite some of the male singles that are worklog the "pop'' houses just now. Mr. Mackay has mado a study of sounds that Issue from brass and other musical Instru- ments until lie has become one of the fore- most of entertainers In his lute. Jasper, "the thinking dog," was taken 111 last week, and so Felber and Shay "tilled In" the lvayonne and Orange engagements with Ed. Vinton and bis wondcrfpl dog "Buster," who worked under Jasper's name. The papers come out saying: "Jasper lived up to his billing as being the most wonderful dog performer In the world." Rather good or 'Kd. and Duster, don't you think? And Duster came tn town and cleaned tip at the Columbia concert bill on Sunday. Okaycb Connell, one of the "candy kids" with the Anderson Gaiety company's "The Candy Shop," wires In from Cheyenne, Wm, that she was dodging Indians all day wMle the show stopped over there for a sight- seeing trip Oct. 6, before continuing their trip to Sua Francisco, Cat, where they will open as a permanent attraction in 0. M. An- derson's Gaiety Theatre. Grayce halls from up the Bronx way, and although she Is hav- ing a great time on the cross-country tour, she would wear the look oft of old Now Tork town for "just a minute.'' Here's a girlie who will blossom out into a corking good "single" for the vordyvllte game In tbe near future. Looks, ambition, talent and voice are all possessed by this Council girl. Ed-oiks MaoGbeoob and his "The Bath Cure" comedy sketch has won more recog- nition than ever. Gene Is a comedian, every ounce of him, and Is soon to launch his wife In a great big new sketch. Worked the con- cert at the Olympic last Sunday and "the cure of washing" was one of the wild good things on the bill. Tiebnet and Sabdot were also a clean cut bit on this same Olympic bill, and their whirlwind, up-to-date dancing was a creamy treat. The man performs some very diffi- cult stunts tossing thst pretty partner of Lis about him as they trot, etc. Tunan's a "800" pound "prima donna" with the State Fair Girls' act thst Is work- ing on the Proctor time, who- spoils every number by her Inclination to ''show up" Madame Tetrestlnl. The four girls In the chorus are "all" ths pleasure of this new one. rtnar amd Malvenb are Just at present working through New England, and reports are sure favorable about their rapid charac- ter singing and dancing specialty. Frank McCunb, famous brother of Ous, is still smoking good cigars. And hs still has a few of thoia Mary Gardens that Lew Hearn gave lilm. OUT OF TOWH NEWS Sana——a— i Waterbnrr, Conn.—Poll's (Bay B. Averlil, ssit.) vaudeville week of Oct. 13: (Irent Tall- sum, Orumblr and Glass, Lola Troupe, Porto BIco Maids, ''Ernestine," and latest pictures. "Peg o' My Ilcart" 14, amateur night Its. Parcel Fast night IT. Business good. Jacqoss (Harry Parsons, mar.)—Business at this house la Immense, and stock will continue to hold the boards. Arthur Byron has been se- enred to play juvenile roles. For week of 13, (he Poll Company present "Kindling." "A Fool There Was" next Fox's (Harry O. Fllsgerald, mar.)—Every- thing la ablase for carnival week here, 13-18, and Mg results are expected. Twelve star acta. Beaded by Rose Pltlnoff. Weston and Fields, and toe Von Schlllcrs, are featured, and the theatre Is decorated In gala Autumn stylo for the occa- sion. Handsome prises will be given away at each performance. Wm. Jeroy Is now leader of fox's Symphony Orchestra, at this house. Uasuxn, I.vuhj, Scbxio, Stab, AMiAunsi, Oo- toMiAL and Pantosss, pictures to good business. Hnrtfnrd, Oonn^-Parsons* (IT. O. Parsons, Bgr.) "Blindness of Virtue" Oct 13-15, DS Ko- van opera Co., featuring Bessie Abort anil Jeffer- son De Angells, 10. John Mason, in "Indian gammer," IT. 18; Mile. Pavlows 23. , Pen's IW. D. Ascougb, mgr.)—Bill week of 18: Berton Churchill and company, the MM lllss Leltiel and Jeanelte. Hiwaey and Lee, Nlcaols Sisters, the Dooleys, and Lluton snd Lawrence. Habtvobd (Fred P. Dean, mgr.)—BUI »Ul Harcll'e Parisian Singers, Earl and Bavtlett, Deeaata and company, Milt. Sherman and Olara Ballerina and company. For 10-18: Meredith Sla- ters, Dick's animal actor*, and Bernavlcl Bros. Pamelas, Stai, Oiowic, Bunas and Harrf Bono, motion pictures. Hew Haven, Conn.—Hyperion {E. D.JBI- fridge, mgr.) Evelyn Nestrlt Thaw Oct. 13. The »o Koven Opora Oo. 14, 15; "When Bunty Pull* tho Strings'^ 1018. .. __ Pou's (Oliver Edwards, mgr.) —BUI 13 and week: A Seymour Brawn and company, Fred V. Bowers snd company, Fredrlcka Selmois and com- pany, Eva Shirley. Wilson and Aubrey, Lelpslg, and nelsner and Oores. Bijou (John J Oslvln, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pictures. Fox's Guano (Benj. Jackson, mar.)—Vaude- ville nnd pictures. Nona—The Poll Stock Co. closed its season. sere 11. The members of the company save a Banquet. 10, In honor of Manager Oliver Edwards, ss s fitting close to a most successful season. Ho wss also presented with a loving cop. Louisville, Ky.—Maeanley's (John T. Us- sauley,' mgr.} 'The Dream Maiden" Oct. 10-18. _Oatbtt (0. T. Taylor, mgr.)—"Tho Man from Boms" week of 12. Bdokkoiuu (Horace McOroeklln. mgr.)—Toil Olrla weeks of 12. Oayety Olrls week of 19. Hutu's (J. L. Weed, mgr.)—BUI week of 12: Homer Miles and company. Diamond and Brennnn, Bly Olty Four, Heas Blalers. Musical Soanes, Wm. Blsto, and Sanaone and Dellls. NorsxTi. (S. Levensop, mgr.)—"The Olrl nnd the Tiger" Is tho feature film for wock of 12. Oststal (M. Swltow, mgr.)—"The Autocrat" features week of 12. Majbbtio (L. Dlttmsr, mgr.)—"The End of the World" features week ot 12. Ooluubu (I. Simon, mgr.)—"The Blulen Love" feature* week of 12. . Oltktio (I. Simon, mgr.)—"The Bsttlo of Laramie" features week of 12. n»r City. Midi—Washington (B. IT. Behme, mgr.) Bdlaon's talking pictures Oct. 18, "Brewster's Millions" IP. "Within the Law" 20. Bijou (J. D. Pltmore, mgr.)—BUI lS-ld! James Fulton anil company, Palfrey, Barton and Brown, the B*rglns, Montnmho and Wells, and Root snd White. For 10-18: Little Hip aad Napollan, Harry Holman and company, Curo, the Belmonta, Hope Vernon, and the Bljouseope. Qdotto (F. D. Williams, mgr.) — Tandevllle ■ad photoplays. Wknu.vah and Stab, moving pictures. Kalnraasoo, Mich Teller (Cedrle F. Lawrence, mgr.) Lyman H. Howe's pictures Oct. 18. "Broadway Jones" 14, May Bobeon 15, "Little Women" IB. _ _ Acakiii (B, A Bash, mgr.)—Bulb St Oeunlt Maibrtio (Oersld FIttgcMid, mgr.)—Bill 13- 15: "Petticoat Minstrels. For 10-18: Sherman and Boas. Three ratona. Kelly. Buoers snd com ranr. Boxy La Boccs, Baseball Molest lei cope. rany. Boxy La Boccs, Baseball Four, and the ■nieat lei cope. Coionial, Elite, Lrnio, Oarjixuir, motion pic- tures. KNICKERBOCKER STOCK COMPANY MALE PIANIST THAT CAN PLAY PARTS. Join ON WHIH Foster City, Mich., until Oct. 10] Vulcan, Mich., week following, »0-sB. WANTED FOR "THEWODLDANDAWOMIirCO. THIRD SEASO.V Qood Jnvenlio Woman, Man for Hoavles: those doing Specialties Preferred. Could uso Man and Wlfo for Parts and Specialties; also Man with Specialty. Hnstllng Attunt. Address WORLD AND A WOAIAnT CO., Brldgewater, Halne. TRAP DRUMMER AT LIBERTY Experienced In ail Unes, full lino of Traps, Bolls, and Xylophono, Marlinhaphono. Will locate any- where Address DKUALMKll, UOlt) Ollre St., St. liOOla^Mo, AT LIBERTY FEANK OALLAHAN General Bsa*., Claaraoters, Heavies MAT CAt>IiAHAnT, Ccnernl Business, Juven- iles, Ingonnes, Singing Siicclaltlca KiMrioncod, sober and reualo. "fRANk OALLAHAr/, MoMlnnvlllo, Tonn., 808 K. Main St \ArAaJTI7Th' Performers for Cuborcts, W AW 1 EilM— Smokers, lodges, Clubs, etc. Give lowest and full particulars. Ho commissions, K. V. VAN BI.KBT. 3* 8. High Bt., Mt. Vernon, N. V PLAYS jopwmn 4109 Eddy. St. CHICAGO YOUR COPY Is readri I say eatase, no matter vrhs your copy,' " tllrr be* TO' merelTreqalreonesrasroran entire act, MADIHON'H IIIIIItiEX 1 No. 15 la worth many times tho tlollar I •barge for It. Your money baeklf yon think dlsTerently. MADISON'S m BUDGET No. 15 Contains lit snro-dre mono* if lognes, S wrondertal acts for two males and 7 acts Iter male and female, 10 brand-new parodies on latest songs, 3 great minstrel urat- Sarts, a side-splitting one-act sreo, besides bnndreds of original gags. Jokes, sidewalk bits, etc ""ONE DOLLAt. per copy. Back issues ont of print, ex- cept No. it; price, tl.oo, or Budgets 14 and 15 together, f 1^0. JAMES MADISON I4Q4 Thifd Avenue. New York PHORT O VAMP HOES Cuban and French Heels Dnll and patent leather, | *Bsbb. RA Huasla oaff, high button [ 9n jjJJV and laee, Oxfords andf aj .,_ Pumps. Allslse ) " U P Hundreds of other styles in all leathers and colors. DAINTY SATIN SLIPPERS I to 00 In any shade. French. Heel . ...(•*£ BALLET SLIPPERS, one Strap. All 11 4 .80 stiados .) I J. CLASSBERG 3 Convenient Stores 511 «th Ave, near 31.t St 58 3d Ave., N. T. I 225 Wat 42a St. ITear 10th St. I West of B'way. ILLUSTRATED STYLE BOOK "0" FREE B ROWN' Br>onchlol TROCHE' VJ For Coughs Prompt, safe, convenient; ths best remaaty. \ Ho opiate*. 2Cc 60c, tl.oa Bomclo Free. JOHN L BROWN tt SON. Boston. I AT LIBERTY GRAYCE NORTH OEN. BUS. Good appearance on snd off. Afro, 21; hoteht, i ft sin- weight, 136. Join on v» Ire. Tickets) Tes. Unrellsole Msiiiigers kcon off. Address Oen. Dol., KOIIA Bl'IHNOS, IOWA. At Liberty, Oct. 17, That Clever Actress [ Heavy or Character Loads any Dialect One a Week. Stock. All requisites. Address until Oct. 71. LINDKN IIOTKL, HT1I.LWATKR, OKLAHOMA. AT LIBERTY Walter C. Esmond Juveniles and Light Comedy. Age tvrenty-nve; height Ave foot seven: weigh1140. A Ko. 1 ward- robe, exporienced and rellanlei Stock. Al Rep or One Piece. WAlTBit v. Kii.Mo.vn, Temple Grand Theatre, Crestou, lows. 80NG & DANCE COMEDIAN To play some parts. Can also placo Musicians and (Icnersl UuhIikhs People at once. Will buy Dog and Pony Act, also Circus Property for cash. Week Oct. fa, Mlddlcport, Ohio; week Oct. 20, FalntsvUle, Ky. Manager LAROT STOCK CO. Medicine Performers of all kinds, Sketch Teams, Singles and Pluno I'lnycr. Must bo slght-reudcr nn<f]olnatonce. Address RKltl'ROniliNS,Mary. vllle.lll., weckotiaih; lirceno, III,, week of gnh. WANTED, for MED. CO. MALI J PIANO I'UVBIl Ono doing nlrnlKliw and sncclnltlcs preferred. Address OOLDBN NlCIlVItSE MBD. CO., Oreen Garden. Illinois. DROP FOR SALE Ueantlfol ^Transparent cottago, FjtorlorIprop, for rovcrio scene. (Dreaming of Homo.) Size 18x23. Cost 176.00. First $12.00 takes Ik A. ORAIK, 819 Spring Pardon St., Philadelphia, Pa, TABLOID PLAYS Manuscript and parts, |2.M). Send for catalogue. 110YAL MANUBVIUPT CO., 210 I.yrlo Theatre lildg., Clnclntinil. O. Will Buy Black Drop also mechsnlcsl and eloctrlo effects for high olass Berpenttno Act. Must be la Al order. Cheap for cash. Miss M. ATJSMAN, Omaha, Neb., Oen. Del. WANT-VAUDEVILLE ACTSs^So. Can nse people m every line of Theatrical hnalncss. Address JIBW TOHK THBATHIOAa, CO.. 3*K W.Tswa atreet, Colnnabns. Ohio. - WANTED IFOR PERMANENT STOCK FUIX ACTING COMPANY THOSE DOING SPECIALTIES PREFERRED HTJST Bis Toorra, OOOS STUDIES and have plenty op WARDBOBH TWO PLAYS A WEEK. NO SUNDAY SHOWS Send photos, full particulars, and lowest salary. NEW WALKER THEATRE. ABERDEEN, 8. D. SPBDDKW AND PAIGE The following nenplo for ono night stand, show playing medlnm and small timet Tonus Man far TonsTh, KM Part with Snselalty, Two Other Oaafal Men tor Javeall* sadUssvy .TVoman tor neat irl.h Dlililr. Pianist who Double. Itage (prefer male), Inj Bits oet ■tags. Violinist who oan Dosjbla " up swell street appearance at all time*. No timo to correspond. Show opens Oot, and woman tor neat Irish Trap Urummrr capable of Doabl Stasis. All people nmst be sober, tollable and put Tell all, age, boltflit, wcluht, salary, eto., la lint letter. ».« .•■•■» «. vm.«. P .,,...~ u| . uu . uv > 25. Benearsnlsihrcoduvs earlier near Mlnueapolls. Make salary low. It'a paid in coin every Bun day. Pay own hotels and telegrams. 0IO E an sat 33d S*., IV1I nneapol las, Iwllnrt. WANTED, MUSICIAN! THAT DOUBLE 8TAQE. WANTED, FULL ACTING COMPANY FOR WESTERN DRAMA NELL, QUEEN Ladles for above company, lady for Souhrette Parts, Lady for Old Woman, Lady for Ju vonlio Parts. Lady for Character Parts. Man for Mexican, Heavy Man for Leads. All mon mnit double band. Ooweoy Band; all mon wearshaps. Siatoiyour lowest salary. You sot Itovory Sunday; one woek holdback. WAR TED, for No. aoo. Undo Tom's Cabin Man for TOM; Woman for TOPS V, Tuba and Baritone that Double eliatr piano or stuge. Show now on route. Answer nulok to HAUIIV UABTBNO, Manager Show, Dalton, N. I*. Al LEADING MAN Not over twenty-olght. Oan placo reliable people at all times. Thoto with specialties, preferred. Al Man for Props, and Carpenter, doubling specialties, band or parts. Can placo musicians at all times. KldRvaos,Vernon Wallace.ClentonHonryandUoydTrouBilalo.rloaso wlro or wrtto Address. State all. Peyyoorown. Address B, M. OANMZEIl, Huston, Louisiana. AT LIBERTY SUNDAY, OCT. 19 THE CORDINBERS OTI8 I VERNAH Juveniles, Light Comedy and Oen. Bus. Specialties | Sonbrettos and Ingenues. we do Donblo Harmony Singing Bpoolaluos, Oood dressers on and off. Hard worsorssnd let you ma the Show. Ticket*. Yes. Address ■. O. UOHDINIEII, Oen. Del., Peoria, 111. ERNIE MARKS STOCK COMPANY Leading Lady to Flay Some Ingenues and Soubrettes Must have Wardrobe and Ability, loin on wire. Address BBJfIaD 9IAIIKS, St. Thomas, Ontario, weeh Oetober 1S| Chatham, week October MO. ' ' ' ^ For McFADDEN'S FLATS FIEST CLASS MUSICAL DIBEOTOB (Piano), long season. Oily time. Onion man. State all In first loiter, Olve your address ten days sbead. JACK UliINKH, fcyeeum Theatre, lit. Joseph, Mo. WANTED, MAY BELL MARKS STOCK CO. Leading Han, Character Man that can do Specialties, Mnslcal Act, Single or Donblo, that can work la ono; Union Carpenter that can play parts. Other pcoplo write. Age, weight, height, photo, pro- grams and salary. Brookvllle, Ont,, week Oot. 18; Peterboro, Ont., week Oot, 20. Perth, Out, permanent address. itoiiKilT W. HABKS. LIBERTY, (Jnst closed third conaeentlY* season with snnta company., PBHM. STOOK (1 a week., OMB PlasOB (not a 1 nlghtsr) or Al BBP. JokflT ont.Y. EDNA FOY IJBAOS. Strong eBongh to feature In Hmottonal and Light Comedy work. Hi. o ft. T In. Wt. Its. Ass 81 JACK HIMMOIVH HBAVIBS. CHAItS. Or anything oast. Direct If reuulrtd. Height 6 ft. 10 In. Weight lis. Ago M. Both Al Study, Oood Wardrobe. Pellvtr the goods ana mind our own beslness. Photos on request. JACK SIMMONS, Oenl. Del., Belalt, Kan.. For THE FANE-GORREL STOCK CO. YOUNO LEADING IVtAI**. Strong line of parts. Pooplo in all linos write. I'om.ln with Sjitctnltlcs ulvon preforonco. SImUi all wAl/Tiea PAWK, Mar.halltown, Iowa. and send photos. QUICK JUVENILE MAN AND WOMAN Ono must Donblo Piano. Longsoason. Show going South. Wlro Hilton, W. D„ Oct, Ml Iukstor 20, Barlcs.iU, Kolottoia. Sloto lowest. Pay own, FKRRY'8 "KIONAITKD FOR A MILLION" CO. WANTED AT ONCE, REPERTOIRE PEOPLE IN ALL LINES Bpeclalty people preferred: sconio sriiMt, who acta. Yon most have pood wardrobe, flood study. Specialty people preferred: sconio sniHt, wnoaots. Y< Company plajs guarautood Unto. Stale all first letter. Address .. Bond lata photo and program.. : C O,, lllJOIlfllKATRK, MONHHHKN. PA . Wa4\NTED f For EMPIRE STOCK CO. OOOD HEAVY KAN, who can do somo character*. WOMKN POK OHAnAOTKHS ANO HKAVikh. Oood Ben. Pcoplo In sll lines write. Mate all In flmt letter, ion <amu»i,L, Pomeroy, Ohio, Oot.lo-Wi Logan, W. Va., so-m, . AT LIBERTY Owing to the sudden closing of Company. 11 woeka under tho samo managomeut. W. N. HAMMETT OLD 1IKN, OHARAOTKRS, 0t0.| DIRKOTOIt. SOBRR, KKLIAIU.K. OOOD HTDDY, LOMO KXPB- RIBNOBi war DiioliK. I'ormanent Stock or one piece preferred. Address NKW UAHMONY, INl>, f SMI'mV ■ .01 Ifb *,« em ■ i Mi ■JSh ki ..f-ii." *. t v>, .-t'l ► aril ■■■■■'■ .11 "P' .1 ,*>\. ■ A«a