The New York Clipper (November 1913)

November 1 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 11 WE WONT TELL YOU ITS NAME BUT SEND FOR THE NEWEST BALLAD HIT OF THE EAST. BE THE FIRST TO USE IT IN YOUR TERRITORY. REMEMBER WE PUBLISHED "THAT'S HOW I NEED YOU." MAIL YOUR NAME TODAY. LEO. FEIST W - - 135 WEST 44th STREET, N. Y. C. Waltkb F. Stanley Btiya that H. (Tuby) flnyder was the first carnival msnagor that -•. - - aver guaranteed the committee rain. Ho X : «rj» on a lot In Oklahoma one time, that I Toby was talking to tbe committee, ana says i to the chairman of the committee: "To abow you what I think of the possibility of 1 rnln, I'll give your committee fifteen per sent, of the gross receipts If It don't rain, and five per cent, of the gross receipts It It ' does rain." Walter F. says that Tuby won. . I Certainly !t rained. V' Who Is the Barnum of the carnival bnsl- sess? Why is he? Barney S. Scbbtt expects to go West on a Southern Pacific handcar at the close of the season. Barney S. Is going West to grow ' tp with the weeds. O. Barl Pabkeb says that he closed a fairly successful season with the D. and 0. Shows at Euahvllle, Ho. To the Citizens op Kansas and Okla- ' soma.— When you want rain book In some , tarnlvals. Ton are rery likely to get It. tain. Fbbd MttMCAX.—When does the "Noah's 1 irk" leave Vancouver, B. C, for its world's ' trarf Met a musician the other day that said faat he was tbe champion cherry picker of California. If he is no better cherry picker than he Js a musician t-ierc must not be very nany cherry pickers of note in that State. Most of the cherries grow on trees anyway. '■oral: You should never try to eat prunes with a hammer. That Guy Is certainly lutty to-day. Vic Hugo, of Cedar Rapids, la., would be Blessed, at all times, to hear from his car- nival friends. When in Cedar Rapids be sure and call on Vie. The Hugo Brothers ■lay a very Important part In the amusement world by reason of their estenslve bookings sf magical <romWnations In foreign countries. • Robbbt F. Walter, you are hereby notified t> answer this call at once. What Is your reason for having a top for the motordrome If you don't use It? Why lave It furled around the centre pole when R's raining and the lot is crowded with pco- •le? Always understood that the top was to leep the rato out, sothatyou could give a per- ■fcrmance when the people were in sight fltlll a man Is liable to be mistaken. Bed Onion had the pleasure of visiting {me Parker factories at Leavenworth, Kan., Thursday, Oct. 16, In company with C. A. Wortham and J. H. Johnson. The factory A crowded with work, which, at this season, at' the year is quite an unusual thing for «n amusement device factory. Seven carry- as-alls .were In the making, three of which will be the largest, finest and moBt costly aver turned out by the Parker Institution. When completed they will be shipped to pur- chasers In tbe New England States. Alton, IIL, is a good carnlvnl town. Why was It passed up this season by some of the fig ones? • • __ . „ . . Bed Onion Bouts Oct 27 to Nov. 1, In- duslve, General Delivery, Tulsa, Okla. OUT OF TOWH HEWS Buffalo, W, Y,—Star (P. O. Cornell, mm.) -The Garden of Allah" weuc of Oct, 27. Ed- oand Breese, In "The Muter Mind," next week. Tsce (Meura. Shubert, nigra.)—Qfclntyre and Heath, In "Tie Ham Tree," week Of 27. "The Whip'' next. . • ...... ^ MajssTio <J. Laughlln, mgr.)—"Life's Shop Window" week of 27, Thurston next. Shea's (M. Bnea, rogr.)—Bill week of 27: Alive Briscoe, Mykoff and Vanity, Una Clayton and company. In "And a Little Culld Shall Lead Them;" David Bispham, Four Bards, Jeter and Rogers, John and Mae Burke, Honey and Lee, and the Klnetoaraph. . . . Elmwood Music Hau, (H. L. Meech, mgr.)— Ssderewskl Nov. 8. - _. L*aio (A. Bherry, mgr.WBIll week of Oct. 27: Mother Goose Girls, Mile. Dawinort, Harry Tsuda, May McOowin, Miriam Lawrence, Doc Blee, and Welcome and Welcome. Lavaykttb (M. T. Mlddletoa, mgr.)—American Beantlea 27 and week. Qirls of the Gay White Way next. , _, . _ Quoin (W. F. Graham, nupr.)—Blanche ■ilrd'i Company week of 27. Stati.bb Baxjjioom (Mrs. Win. H. Bocfhton, ■rr.)—Frana Erenleff Not. 6. • Stbano (Mart i. Brock, mgrs.)—Moving pie- tares and dancing. Albany, H. Y.— nnrmanua Bleecker Hall •Edward M Hart, mgr.) Evelyn NesMt Thaw, to J M«r!etta," Oct. 27. Mine. Nailaiwe. b i*i Bella •onna." 28, 28. "When Bunty Pull* the Strings SO. Anna Pavlowa 81, Nov. 1. Grand (Ohas. L. BoWnson, mgr.)—Hit* class underllle, to packed houses. BUI for Drat halt «f week of 27: James J. Oorbett. Hares and Wilson, Tom and Stada Moore, the Bell Boys and Belles, Flail and Francis, Warren and Brockway, toha Zlmmer, and the Jessie Troupe. Empibs (Jas H. Rhodes, mgr.)— Burlwqne, to continued good business. Miner'a Blx Frolic 27- x», the Boseland Girls 30-Nov. 1, the Behman •how SB, the Follies of the Day 0-8. Coiosial (Stacy A Perrln, mBTs.)—Tbe bul tor week of 27: Floreru Koll> and Adelaldo Harland, lalsseu, Howard and Linden, the Bonds, and the Four Melody Lane Boys. I'nocToa's (Howard Graham, mgr.)—Excellent ■ashless here. Bill far 27-20: Prince Droll and ais Polar beers. William P. Burt and company. LEST YOC FORGET WE SAV II' YBT GROSS LETER HEADS Contracts, Tickets, Envelopes, Free samples, etc STAGE MONET, lie. Book of Herald Cuts, tto, CROSS tjgmgjt CHICAGO WANTED FOR UDT PIANIST, DO SOME PARIS; GENERAL BDS1K8S ACTOR, DO SPECIALTIES Wire quick. T.A.BTAMTOr?, W»bena,WI«. AT LIBERTY Permanent Stock Only or First-class River Boat FLORENCE COLEMAN Leads, Second or General Business. Age, 23 years. height, 6 ft. 1 In.: weight, 136. Versatile. Good appearance on and on*. Paclflo Coast experience. 723 MONMOUTH, NEWPORT, KY. W A N T E D For STETSONS U.T. C.C0. Han for Logree also Woman for Eliza. Address EBON WA8HBUHJT, Chester, Pay, SKETCHES ALICKilOWLANO 4159 EDDY ST., CHICAGO. plays: Three Bounding 'Pattersons, Le Boy, Otto and Arto, Allen and Daltm, Musical Du Hous, Laro- tert end Perry, and tuo McCarthy Slaters. Majestic (Emll Delcliea. mgr.)—VandOTllle and axirliijt pictures, to satisfactory return*. Stah, Bsoadwat, Clinton fcoujua, Palaob. Ob- riiLuji and Pboctob's Annex, moving pictures •nly. Klmlra, If. Y«—Lyceum (Lee Norton, mgr.) "liousht and Paid For" Oct 27, "The Learned Lady' 1 29, "Excuse He" 31, Abom Opera Co., la "Tbe Chimes of Normandy," to follow Majistio IM. D. Gibson, mrr.)—Bill week •' 27: Pelham, Vlrjlnla Holland, Tossing Aus- tins, John Gelgcr, Mark and Hart, Holrnen Bros., ami Penonl and Holer. . __, Mozabt 10. H. Van Deniark, mgr.) — Bill week of 27 Includes: Webb and Burns. Dick Mc- Allister and company, Martluettl and Sylvester, the Roys, the Mailcal Street Pavers, Bobby Heath and Florence Mlllersblp, and George Nadel sad company. Syrncnur. \. Y.—Empire (Frederick Gage, mgr.) May Itobson, !n "A Nlfiit Out." Oct. 27- 20; "Kxcnse Me" Nov. B-B, "Ibe Man Inside" 0 8. Wirnso (Francis P. Martin, mgr.)—Evelyn Nosblt Thaw Oct. 29, "High JInks' r 30-Nov. 1. IUbtasui (Stephen Daatable, mgr.)—Olrls from Slarlond 27-29, "Tlie Spendtlirlft" 30-Nor. 1. OatRn (Onarlea H. Plnmmer, dirt.) —Bnslneas eoattnnea excellent. Bill for week of Oct. 27: Lasky's Bed Hwrls, Stepp, Ooodrlch and King, Fred Doprea, Jack Apdale's Olrcos, Murphy and Fran els, Leroy and Barve J, and Ltfltl TtJo,. , Jamesfovrn, IT. V.—Samuels (W, T. Con- nelly, mgr.) "OiBcer 666" Oct. 2B. LrsiO (W. T. Connelly, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pictures. Notks. —The Happy Hour, a new picture house, Is doing big business Peterson A Wool's new theatre, on North Main Street, seating one thousand four hundred, will he ready for opening early next Spring. Ithaca, K. Y. — Lyceum (H. H. Gotstaflt, mgr.) "Per o'aMy Heart" Oct. 80, "Within the Law" 31. NovrT Stab (O. Hamer, mgr.)—BUI Oct. 27-26: Pier- sonl and Holer, Qua Williams, and photoplays. For 30-Nor. 1: Dick McAllister Trio, Backet, Hoover and tfarkee, and photoplays, Hai'PT Horn* (W. K. Tree, mgr.)—Photoplays only. Harr laborer. Pa. —Tha Wllmer-Vlncent playhonses are enjoying continued big boslaraa. The "Ben-Hur" engagement, at the Ma- jestic, was a record breaker Oct. 22-2S. Kajsbtio (0. Floyd Hopkins, mgr.)—"The FlTe Frankforters" 27, Sunshine Glrla 2», "II Trovatore" SO. Mm*. Natlmovs 31, "The Firefly" Oariinnc (0. Floyd, Hopkins, mgr.)—Bill week of Oct. 27: Five Monetae, Von Hoven, Nichols Sisters, De Leeslo Troupe. William* and Woltas, Boyce and Godfrey, and "The Double Cross." OOLOKUL (0. Floyd Hopkins, mgr.)—Bill 27- 29: Seatxrt Sisters, WUllams and Wright, and Pbemle Lockhart. Notss. —Robert Gorman, pianist, director and promotor of attractions by local talent, who has l«ea ill In the hospital, following an operation for appendicitis, Is able to be about again...... Arthur Morley, who, for a long time, has been Identified with the N. Appell Interests, Is now assistant to O. Floyd Hopkins, the local represen- tative for Wllmer-Vlnceirt, and is looking after the business at the Majestic Theatre. His return to Harrl»burg has been very gratifying to tars many friends here. Reading;. Pa.—Calsmlth Stock Co. gave their two hundredth performance in Beading, Oct 27, and soirvenlra were distributed by the manage- ment of the Grand. „ ^__ Obphsum (H. M. Addtaon, mgr^OrP*"™ Players present "Arisana" week of 27. "BlUy" ° OaAMD OP. L. Callahan, mgr.)—Calsmlth Stock Co.. In "The Lion and the Mouse," week of 27. "Monte Orlsto" next. Acadkht (Phil Levy, mgr.) —Sunshine Otrls 27, "The Five Frankforters" 80. __ Hiei-onaoiia (B. G. Keeney, mgr.)—BUI 27-29: MurphT's American Minstrels, Including: Joan H. Weir and company, Frank Clifford. Oaatle and Power, and Sahays. Irene Myers and company will be the headllner 80-Nov. 1. Ewms. Fahilt, Gsv, Ltbjo, Mbcoa, Hatss- tio, Fauos, Pictdbbland, Pbimcsss, Bxx, Botal, Pawn, Savot, 8ah Tot, Btab and Olivxt, jSMMt 8 c ran ton, Pu.—Lyceum (B. J. Lynch, mgr.) "The Firefly" Oct. 29, matinee and night; Mme. Naalmova, in "Bella Donna," 80; "Peg o' My Heart" 81, William Collier, la "Who's Who?" Bov. 1, matinee and night. Pou's (John H. Docking, mgr.)—Bill week of Oct 27: Mabel Bern, O. H. O'Donmell and com- pany, HcOormlck and Wallace, "8tage Door Johnnies," Miller and Vincent, Ortille Stamm, and Flsber and Greene. _ . . Stab (Geo. Nelson Teets, mgr.)—Jor week of 27, Boblnson Crusoe Girls. AcAomtT (A. F. Winstrom, mgr.)—Photoplays, changed dally, and special feature nights. Buoo Dbxaiis, Manhattan. Wonnsas, Hirro dbous, Victobu, Colon I At., Obthsck and Wos- psauNO, moTing pictures. Johnsfoivn, Pa.— Cambria (Brberer A Kelly, mgra.) "The Sins of the Father" Oct, >7, "Ben-Hur" 80-Nov. 1. . • Majsstio (SI. J. Boyle, mgr.)—Bill 17-201 Honeta Five, Ower and Ower, Lionel Parla, ami Percy Watam and company, For 80-Nov. 1: "A Night In tin- Park," Thieo Whalens, tbe Still- mans, and Claude Ranf. Pabe (Scherrr A Kelly, mgra.)—Pleiares snd songs. Nmto (M. MoCann, mar.) — Nemo Orchestra and photoplays. Gbasd and Srisrov, pictures only. Globs, niyon Dibaic and WrNBaao (J, O. Foley, mgr,)—Vaudeville god pictures. Willlamnport, Pau—Family (E. O. John- son, mgr. bill Oct. 27-20: Jas. Burns and Flora Hendricks And Padola, Bed Raven Trio, Irene Myers and company, and Fredo and Primrose. For 30-Nor. 1: 'Plcnle Days," Sayaha, the Boldens. Blllle OoTlerre, and the Four gchnmans. Ltoomino (Walter Lamade, mgr.)—'Natalie War- Held, m "Tbe Butterfly on the Wheel," Oct. 29. Donaldson Bobertson, In "Tbe Learned Ladles," fellows. Tna Colonial MrMSTSSt, VfArrs wlio have Just flntahed flfty-two weeks orer the Western Vaude- ville Association time, will shortly play the U. B. O. time, under the direction of James H. Moore. • lUxar UssxAiaa Is now s nuaaher of the Prla- c«N i'liyers. -> 1 - • : M*.Ht . -;.t" FOR, SALK.-Whtte SUkolene Serp. Danes Dress, |9; Pose Outnt, 813; Black Art Outfit, tin. Later sUgic, Hi.Songs, Film, Nlcklo Side Tables, cheap. Send 2c stamp for Stock Sheet. Wilson Supply House, 8ft Broadway, Rochester, N. Y, Want Gas Outnt. PLAYS, Operas, Sketches, Monologues and parodies written to order. Terms (or stamp. S. L. GAMBLE, Author, East Liverpool, 6. WANTED, QUICK, for Tabloid Rep.-Two General Business Men and Women, young, good looking Slater Team. All must be good dressers on and off. Tend to your own business, deliver the goods and work for the Interest of the show, Is all I ask. Send photo and tell It all in the first. with very lowest salary; It's sure. W. HELV1H GAY, Woodiawn, Pa., Jr. 2», 29; after that New Home Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. Man afters and Book- ers, I have a tew open dates la Pens., W. Vs. and Ohio. AT LIBERTY -PIANO PLATER and SPEC- IALTIES, ACCOUNT COMPANY CLOSING SUD- DENLY: also want lady or gent to ]oln me in Vaudeville Act; immediately: must sing. MISS MAY PLANT, 224 Main Bl., Peoria, Hi. BK ORIGINAL—Have a Monologue written for your special use. Bond stamp. AL. H. HAFPrVBIt, HOB New St., Philadelphia, FOB 1 STOCK CO. 10. 1 MUSICAL COMEDY PEOPLE VAUDEVILLE SINGING ACTS FBBD CAJIMKLO, Mgr. Ho t. 1 Mar at wall, 40th St. nr. B'way.g.Y. WANTI To Join at Once, for Permanent Stock, People) in all Lines, (or Musical Comedy aod Dramatic Stock One bill a week. Specialty people given prefer- ence. WANTED—Musical Oomedy Producer with Script). JACK O. LE BOY, lyrlo Thea- tre, Covington, Ky. WANTED -LEADING MAN That can do some Characters to direct Stago; one that can Double Baas Drum in Hand preferred. Sonbrette capable of doing some Leads, Other useful Rep. people write; those Doubling Brass given preference Show never closes. Salary no object to right people. Jos Sawyer write or wire, APPLBOATfe-ftUGI) COMPANY, Yank- ton Oct. 80 How. 1, SprlngHeld Now. 3-D, Waanor O-B, Lake Andes 10-13, Platte 13-13. All in South Dakota. LJ. WQHLFELD Charavcter and Genteel Bsarles Age, 2t; height, M0K; weight, lto. Experienced and thoroughly reliable. A No. 1 wardrobe. Stock. First Class Rep. or One Piece. Address B. J. Wohlkeld, care of Grand Theatre, Sioux City, Iowa. STOCK MANAGERS Wanting Al Gen. Has. Man, also lit. Com. and Characters, address HAMILTON W. WISE, Maplewood, Ohio. AJLli the requisites. Anything cast for. Age, 80; lit,, 5-6; Wt., 146. Disappointment reason for this Ad. P. 8. One Piece Att'n or Al Hops, considered. THEATRE FOR RENT WILL SUBLEASE OR RENT MONTHLY. Ideal Permanent Stock House. 1,300 capacity, Ore proof, good location. Must close at once on account of 111 health. Address MSS. C. M. HIOBY, Marguerite Clark Theatre, ■t. Louis, Mo, WILBUR HICBY Dramatlo Director and Character Leading Man Permanent Stock preferred. Long experience With best Cos. 100 good Scripts, Address M A KQUER1TE CLARK THKATKK, St. Louis, Ho. WANTED TO JOIN ON WIRE JUVENILE MAN Of good appearance, capable of plavlng Lead or Heavy. Itust have wardrobe and ability and HOST BE SOBER. Iloozo is tho causo of this Ad. State all in flrst letter with photos. Write or wire. Address KIIBIIT EDWAHUS, Mgr.. Ed- vrsrds-WIIson Co., North Lovrlsbsursr, Ohio, week of Oct. HT. WANTED AT ONCE von tub oniowdit WILLIAMS STOCK GO. A Ho. 1 PIANIST. Write or wire fallnartlca lets. MARIE OB OAFVBaBUUTVWII< Hams Stock Co., Stark, Pla. AT LIBERTY Al Hedlclne Lecturer, long experience, ability and appearance. Wife Is Al Pianist, roads, (rans- puBo, fakes. Reliable Managers only. Address B. M^I.ANDON,MlSAdstilsBt.,dhlcago,IU. For ABBEY'S TEH NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM CO., Band Actors, ladles and child. fi)m KEATING, iUOolumblaSt., Uuca, S. T. ANGELL'S COMEDIANS WANT YOUNG, EXPERIENCED LEADING WOMAN Most be clever snd havo wardrobe for Repertoire Company now playing «Under Canvas," but better equipped and better heated than tbe average theatre. Tour money is sure here, and a longsoaion assured. BD. C. NUTT, Mgr., Olarkadale, Miss. HYPNOTIC SUBJECTS For Mrs. HERBERT L FLINT aid FRANK J. POWERS Combined Shows Al agt who can handle tho press, and wildest. Lady Sleepers. Endurance Piano Flayer. 8, and B> Sonbrette. Slater Team. Frank Earllng, David Anderson, wire. Btlao lowest, pay own. FRANK J. POWEIIS, 1IM» Newton Awe., North, Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED, A COMPETENT HEAVY MAN One that can play some] nvenlles. We want an actor with wardrobo and one who can learn lines' Boosers No. Name lowest. Pay voor telegrams. Long season. Salary positively sure. Oct, ao-Jlst, Pocahontas, Virginia, Nov. 8 to 8, Princeton, West Vs. KNICKERBOCKER STOCK CO., Mcl'hlllip di ReohtlB, Mgr. WANTED, For STOCK CO. PEOPLE IN ALL LINES Juvenile Leading Han, some for heavies. Oen, Bus. Leading Woman, some heavies. State very lowest and full particulars In flrst letter. Bond photos which will be roturned. Co. plays Circuit Six Towns, one bill each week. Transportation and baggage paid after joining, snort lamps, Address OHAS. MERCEll, care of Winchester Opera House, Winchester, Ky, LEES QUALITY PARODIES 4c. EACH MABVIN liBB, Ohlcsgo's Favorite Huslo Publisher, Bong Writer and Playwright, busold tils Hnslo Publishing Interests and will again devoto his efforts to writing exclusively Sore Fire Stage Hsterui. LEE PARODY BOOK, No. 11. READY SOON Contains 25 Bare Fire, Up To The Mlnuto rnrodles, "Lonesome Pino," "Maryland," "Dream of Erin," "HjBoy," etc.. Alii, FOB 8I.0u.jJti or them). Address MARVIN LBB, (The Think Tank), care of Chicago American, Chicago, III. MOORE ETHIER COMPANY WANTS, QUICK flood 80ng and Dance Team | capable lays with paper. Full particulars In first, = Hotel, Salt Lake Cliy.Ulalt. WANTED, DRAMATIC PEOPLE ALL LINES Single engagements especially. Burlesque and Mimical Oomedy. Principals snd Chorus. Opera Principals, for UgM Opera Repertoire. Ladv Musicians for Band snd Orchestra. AX. MAK1MMOW, Mas Orsnd Arc, Kansas Cltjr, He. WANTED—GOOD CHORUS GIRLS With strong voices; inuSt lead numbers; long season; money sure, No kids, amateurea or Loading Ladles wanted. Inst got rid of such. Wire quick. FRAHK liAMOWTBI, Merry Makers Company.jlade Theatre, For t Lauderdale, Pla HEADLINERS —yes, hundreds of them, get their eomedy material from MADISON'S M BUDGET No. 15 It's a gold mine of sure-Ore fan for any performer—money baek If r'ou think otherwise. Contents nclnde 19 dandy monoloance, 8 wonderful acta for two raalea and 7 acts for male and female, 1ft brand-new parodies on latest sonsjs, 3 great minstrel flrst parts, a slilc-spllttlng one-act farce, De- cides hnndreda of original Jgags, Jokes,, sidewalk bits, etc, Price, ONE DOLLAR per copy. Back issues ont of prist, ez- rlce, 11.00, or Bndgcts U and MADISON 1404 Third Avenue, New York AT LIBERTY it FOB HEAVIES Experience, ability, modern wardrobe, reliable. Responsible Managers only. Addrcrg JOS. TOiriVTTI. MM B. 14th St., Sheboygan, Wis. LEARN TO ACT Stag© Dancing, lto. «wUs to Dsta in svisy dsiiilM eiacutlao! Slcsjiij, Vsuesfllla Art! Sistties, Artloj Dmnttis Art, K ENOAOEHENT8 SECWED School Always Open. ~andTlBNOTHBB% —^fur P.J.niDOH. UNo.LaSsUeSt.COICAaO, WANTED mil PLAYER (Hale) toDoubleafswbltsonStsge. Bute lowest in flrst letter. Week stands, J. 0. HICHAltDSOM, Mgr., Jessie Colton Co., Orion, 111, Medicine Men Are reaping a harvest just now with our line or remedies. Our goods aro the most reliable and our paper tho flnost ever put out by any supply houso. Write at once for prices snd sample i of paper. OltROON IN»IA\ SIKDICINriCO., Corry, Pa,, Desk A. William G. Buckley JUVENILES. LIGHT COMEDY " Age, 24; bolgbt. 8-5. Oood wardrobe. Boner snd reliable Eight years experience, FUIJJCEHH THKATIIB, Joneaboro, Ark. Capable Dramatlo People for "TEMPEST AMD gUNftHIftB" Bute full particulars and rock bottom salary for long season. Address BRANDON AMUSEMENT CO.. (Inc.) Bloax Falls. Mouth Dak. AGENT WANTED To book Dim show, Right la Ireland, Also Magician and Bag Piper" Name salary. JOHN w. HART, Hart's Theatre, Philadelphia, Pa. ATT inirnTV Erporlenccd Lady Vlo- Al lafJCCll I ""•unfit snd Clarinetist; also Lady Coraetlnt. Stock or Flctare House; West preferred, Address "VTJOLIKIBT," me Orllly Oonrt, Chicago, III. JOHN HELLO Comical Singer la wanted for steady engagement at the BUCOM CAFE', Plttahnr«e7, Pa. ZlirUTQlLOQIJIBTKIUUtlKS, WALKING VfCsa I Kl LireSlZBj CUKAP. MB* N, Wi.lt I III AVEH8 AVE, flat i. VUIQ AGO, SKETCHES and ACTS By an experienced nnd successful writer. Oct my cataloguo of now stun*. Material to order If you want it. JAOK 0. ItUTIIEKFOaU, Author and Producer, BO. iiknd , INI). AT LIBERTY (ten. tins. Han; height «ft. l in., weight 110 lbs.. sge 23, wardrobo, ability and appearance. TO serlnta,(notdirector). Tickets,yCs. Address OEH. BCB., 810 «4nl ncy St., Toiieha, Ka>a*