The New York Clipper (November 1913)

11 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. November 8 2%T E ^W IVo. songs ;b:y The ballad beautiful. Words by D. A. ESROM "■jr^lTIJL. YOU SAID E mi re ly djfferer* t ft orn any ballad- ever writre.n, with inspiring mu'siq and excellent.words/- Read the chorus 3VL O I*- !S JEZ You lost a : he or'.; that, was etching-- : Aohi.rig lor you; only.you ..;', You never-'kncVy.youvw/cYc taking .Taking my. You gave 'r. Pilled' mefvi s : love .with you iadnes? arid gladness rrnserytoo - You made r'rte sigh,-.you made me cry. cear You .made, rne wish-that I,coulci'd^e, dear TneverknevV how r loved you u:i'.i! y.pu s ■ You never.knev/;you.\ycrc.taking . | ; , Kined'rne.-.v.•.;-! misery too. ' . -....- I c»■/.;• never .knew -how I loved you urul; you sa:d goad-bye . -.Another wonclerfuPbailadv- Words by: : Di A. ESROM. ' !; ; : ' 1 »ro. 2 | "WH E N YOU SANG THE ROSARY" TO ME . :' Will reach the heiirts of your audience. You must get this one to appreciate it.. Read the chorus : When you sang the Rosarv. io ine I 1 : could, see. vhe : lovehght shine- I the;V'I knew- your iove -tor ir.cwas true, dea Tnen my hearcwas'.tilled wim'ec.-titsy'-.'•. ' I . ..-, In your eyes.'io'-djv.i-nc as iri.ey.looked :nto. : .mine ] When ypursang the.Rosary, to rne At last! A npw monkey song by Morse a nci a wonder. : Words by CLARK and 1.ESL.IE ♦ psro v 3-i : "Dow rsi i m n* o i^kvEYV i This number has arvold^^^^ cioi ' •'"."....'■'■ .'■ ■'■:-.■; , Read the.. cfiorUS-:"' Down in Monkcyvilie talk of vaudeville::"-'.'•-■ ArV'smg'-'g .Vlonkev .-n'clodies : A:; the feme .!-.t.tie monkeys , AU the chimpanzees-the;e in twos'and-im6.ei.- Ant! .fieri ;ne Ch;ei GorUi ■ yAre bobbin' up and down, bobb Hanging lrom the- trees . '; . , Leadi .the Band until: ,\ ' Monkey -s> h ' , : -...".": One of those swintiine , sweet, sinaine sonys. Words by P.- A.- ESftQrVT .This one you're bound to like. .. It's easy tolearnand sticks to you,.. OichesYraL'6hs in any kyy. ;i.i:l cbpHes aC^OV-i command -loilaf- prefgraif.. Send plenty c: route, ahead;, and. dor, -••{o":'ae?. vo d7,;p ^.y'nt!!, yen-uare ln^town. .aiidj o.n dandy new offices. W'«r'.jk;o j3i;r>J;xji ..'.ho Lvs'g hi^yBOBRIA" UP AIVD DOWN;" the Sensational number. "SAL" OLD GIRL;" tnat beaiitiiu!, h.ign cVass !n .lad VOUK THE -HAVEN* OK MY.HEART:" that novel t-, number ,;'OH;b.x a ^...^ V v. .^ Addrossaii man to THEODORE IVlbRSErYIU CHICAGO OFFICE: J 15 No. Clark St. - - - - - - Manager. ROGER GRAHAM BOSTON OFFICE: - - - - - - - i~2 Tremout. Street. Boston, MasH. JATO. ^ Are bobbin' up and down, bobbin' up a nd down Monkey-s>hmmg- Down in .MorikeyvUle.-•: d.dor, • tor^c' " odT--;-; :.n v.'htn yo\i are in. town, and see SOLVATION NELL!:'' : Morse's iarhous ballad,--'D*" OH.ISN'T SHE CUTE." ' OUT OF TOWN HEWS ———SBSB———^^— ii Cleveland, O.—Opera House (A. F. Herts, mgr.) tor week of 8, Montgomery in) Stone and Kltte Janls. In "The Lady of the Slipper," with a big cast. "Ibe Garten of Allah" week of 10, "Milestones" to follow. OouMuib (V. Bay Cknutock, mgr.)—"Within the Law" track of 8, irltb Helen Ware la the principal role, (upportcd by a ucw company, wlileta will plif as lndelliilte no la Philadelphia after ftalabliic here, 8. UamDerateln's "Hlfh Jlaka" next week. Kcira'a HtrroDiom (H. A. Daniel*, mgr.)— BIU week of 8: Marie Uoyil, Clark and Hamilton, Rorla Wilson Trio, the Metropolitan Daaeen, Bao Rlearnr Ball, Percy Warcm and cunpaigr, Barley and Barley, and the Three Arthurs. MetoofoutaX (Fred ¥>. Johnson, mgr.)—For week of 8 the Vaothn Olaser Stock Co. presents •The Lady from Oklahoma" followed by "The House Neat Door" 10, and week. "The 'illnd-the- l'alnt' Girl" week of 17. Dueans (W. B. Oaryn, mar.)—Tercy H»«- well'a Btock Co.. In "Klndllna," week of 8. "Korty-are Minutes front Broadway" next. I'unarncT (J. W. Lyons, mgr.)—"The Cost of Llvliif" week of 1, "The Man from Home" neit CLiriUHS (H. D. eirker, mgr.)— The Hoi Jen Players. In "Tne Olrl In the Taxi," week of 3, followed Uy "At Plney Bldfe." _^ Uiuu (Frank Bayauu, mgr)—The opening of this theatre, Oct. 27, fulfilled tne highest expec- tation! of the management, and many were uu- ■Me to obtain admission. Too bill tor week of Hot. 8: Jlmrale lirlit, Alra York, Hpellmau's Bran, llsrry llolinsn and compsny, Dr MacDoii- •U, Oervo, Beatrice E Boott and pktaiet I'aiscii.ia (P. B. Seas, mgr.)—Bill week of 8: Hair Thompson'a high school bones, Helen Oarlot ■Ml company, "Mephlsto's Oxbaret," the Hlrnch- Iwrns, W B, Browsing, Sam and Ida Kelley, and pictures. Goxdon Sanxxa—For first half of week of 8: Jran FIneraa. Griffin ud Bomett. Asrpley and riynn, and Dedlo's Orcu Foe last half: Mu- sics) Jackson Pamlly, Singer's doxs, Frank Lon?, lle.^le Oreea and Tom Attawsy, the Mom us Tteupu er lllttslonlals, and pholonlsyi, Ktax (Drew & Osmplicl), mgn.)—For week «f 8. Billy Watson and Girls from Bappylaiul, j.ui'iue (Oeo. Obeuet, mgr,) —The Bonsblne flrrls week of 8. _ KmoKUDooKiH (R, K. Downs, mgr.)—Week of 8: Frobnuu's photo drama of famous players, lin-Hiitlnff JmiK-B O'Ntll, In "The Count of Motile tirlsto," in all reels. Special mnslc hj the or- theatre, niiAer Spltalny, Aliumbih (Fred lirant. mgr.) — For 8 and ireek, a now use of moving pictures Is being ►hrwn here by Wallaco McCuteueon and Jean Fnav- jer. who Illustrate serersl Tanto dances In the r.-sy of dnnclng lesoons lit n multi-reel film. Flvo ellier photoplsys will also be shown st each per- fie-nunce, with orchestra music aud the organ, Univlle Howell, soloist, Oltufia (Prt-d Brant, mgr.)~Far week of 8t Kdward Winn's Mlswtrels snd Plantation Show will be the foature, with several phutopliyt. Gloss. —In addition to the tt'UAl pictures 3 snd week, the vaudeville acta are the Breaka- way Hslow*. and Geo.| Austin and oompiDy. Noraa.—The thirteenth BympbODy musical scbmb will be lsauninted on Momlay night, 10, and for Ike seventh lime the Chicago Orchestn, under Frederick Hock, will open the <c:les, Ptsqualo Araato, the well known turltoiie, will be soloist. The Busiisn Symphony Orchestra, under Altiehuler, will rIto a concert Sunday evening, 9. st the Hippodrome. Toledo, O.—Auditorium. Mclntyro ana Heath, In "The Ham Tree," Hot 1-5. Ascana.—"Count Von Stromhurg" restored 0- 8. Minnie Palmer'a Bntertalnera 0 8. Itiiniai.—Watson Sisters' Sbow week of 3. Kami's,—BUI week of Bi Stone and Knilsa, llnnllng and Frsncla. Oliodlna and Scarlet, Hale Kwcrass and, company, Oarl Rugene IVnii]*, I*ona BbBTena, Anita Dial's monkeys, end Kritbo- lUdanie VujsirTtkTm—'"Freckles" 9-5, Bosstan BymphoiiT Orchestra 8, "The Old Homestead" 7, 8; "The Harden of Allah" mek of 17. Notbs.— TTie Columbia Burlasqaefw at the Fjn- plre last week, drew well, and that nrc cotoedy rcnihlnstlon. Cooper anil Mills, were big hits Tlie Scott Sonth Pole pictures played a return onyanensmt at the Audltorloo last week, to packed Douses The Valentine played to capncl'y houses throughout list week, with "Mutt ait'l Jeff" as the drawing card The old Lyceum Theatre, which had been dark all season, was used during the past week for the political meet- ings of the four opposing parties In the preBcut municipal eampalgn Buslneee In the mo- tion pictures and vaudeville houses continues to Improve with tho increasing cool weather Znnesvllle, t»—Kchulta (W. 8. Canning. Burr.) "The Bed Rone" Nov. 4, layman Ho've'n pletures T. 8, Nancy Boyer Stock Co. week of 10. WauJo ir. 15. Butter, mgr.).-Dill :i-r,: Ar- thur Dunn and Kathryn Kelson. Baih and Bngel, Rice Bros., Vedder aud Morgan, aud Virginia Holland. For 8-8: Kgdlrelta'a animals, B. T. Aliunder, Brown and Bpngne, Olydo Veaut and company, Wilton and Mack, and the Ktncnuv eolor pictures. OarnanM (B. R. Harris, mgr.)—The Barrett Players present "Forty-ore Minutes from Broad- way" week of 8, Owner's (W. O, Qoustry. mgr.)—Motion pic- tures of "The Mutcrie* of Paris" to featured week of S. HipromoMa (Helm Morrlsw-Lewli. mgr.)— "The Mysteries of the Silver Skull," "TheBldd'e of the Tin Soldier." "In the Shadows of toe Mountains" and "The Test" are feature pictures for week of 8. Obxnu and Ahbuosn, motion pictures, Sanrlnsky, O.—Sandusky (V. 0. Woodward, its. mgr.) vaudeville, Sunday, Hot. 3; "Stop Thief" 8 vaudeville 0. Btai. Out snd Uoval, pictures only. Portland, Me. — Jefferson (Julius Cahn, mur.) Oforge Arllse, in "Dltrsell." attracted lanro itudlencft, ruatltieo and night, Nor. S, The Jef- ferson stock Co present "The Ninety and Nine" 4-R. T>rrhtc week of 10, the Jefferson will Oder a special production, of ' fctrrry." Kxtttj'b (I. If. sfosher, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Dill week of 3: Wlnscb and l'oore, 'The BelU of flerUle/' Kelly anil Pol- leck, Ianese and Ryan, the Three Martins, the Musing; Twine, and pictures. Kxw Po&TUND (Jos. A. McOonvllle, mgr.)— Motion pictures and second week's appearance of F Esgeae Farnsworth, In travel talks, Illustrated. The headline 01ms -week of 8, are "One Hundred Years of Jbtormofilsm," and "An Hour Before Dawn." Gbswlt's (James W. Onely, mgr.)—Vaudeville, and motion pictures. Bill week of 8: Myers Surhs and compiuiy, Frank Tyrell, Fleeter ami Kdwln, Wiley, Braxton end Carter, Dorothy Kiutvles, snd pictures. Ctsco (Nathan Robblns, ragr-) —After three Jtnr-i as the popular manager of this motion pic- ture house, Jafoxley 0. Illuracabejv has retlreil to enter baetnem In other lines In New York City, The new manager, Mr. Bobbins, will conduct the bouse under the same policy. Amoru: the feature Alms week of 8 are: "In the Watches of the Nhjjht" and "The Riddle of the Tin boMler." At- Uiidiinco Is large. I'm N'ickxt, (Wm. K. Reeres, mgr.)—atotlos pictures. Feature films week of 3 Include: "Tho SpeDder," "Oynthy." and "London by Night" Khpub (D. D. Leader, mgr.)—This new motion picture houce, which -has been opened hut a few weeks, hss won merited success, offering excel- lent prograres. 'The Invaders" and "The Trap" tie among the Alias week of 8. I'ATiuoa (Barron & O'llrlen. mgn)—Bnter- tslrunent here coaslsls of the Arlington Novelty Orchestra and dancing and motion pictures, Nsw CiTr Hall. —The second concert in the Hteloert series will occur 10, iBtroduclne Madame lues Barbour, Mm*. Nevads Van Der Veer, Rvan Williams tnd Reioeld Werrenrath. Other concerts In this series will tike place Nor. 24 tod Dec. 8, when Otdakl, Bsppold and other famous artists appear. Notib.— afr. and Mrs. Allan Mornane (Adelaide Relm), of the Jefferson Theatre Btock Co., wit! lesve the company tnd Portlsnd, tnd return to their some In New York, 9. Deep regret Is ex- pressed by both Mist Kehn tnd patrons... .Violet Hemlng was kindly greeted by her friends opon her appearance at the Jefferson, In "Disraeli," 8. Albany. S. T.—Hsrmttms Bleeker Hall (Ed- ward M. Hart, mgr.) Anns Pavlowa tnd ber com- pany closed t most successful engagement here Not. 1. "High Jinks" 8, «; Alice Lloyd 5, "When It Strikes Home" 0-8. Gxaxo (Obat. L. Robinson, mgr.)—Crowded booses cootlnuslly. The bill for election week Includes: Imperial Opera Company, Murray and Canon, Bsllle Strembler and Brother. John Big- gins, Robin, "The Stick-up Man," Msmelto, and Nailic and Knne. Rsmat (Jss. It. Rhodes, mgr-)—Burlesque con- tinued to sstlafaetory buslneaa. The Behmnn Show 8-5, the Follies of the Dsy 0-8, Girls from Stsrland 10-12, the College Olrls 18-1S. CotvoiriAt, (SUey ft Perrln, mgrs Bill for week of 8: Tlie Kings, Jack Sullivan and com- Etny, the Sylfonlaa, Fox and Evans, and Klngs- ury, sfiinson and company. 1"sootob'h (Howard Ortbtm, mgr)—Bills for week 8: William McKay and compsny, "Tlie Me.- msld and the Man," Jevrell'e Fentoottes. the Four Begals, Hoss and Potter, Ira Daueltl, tnd Knrlton and Kllfford Majmtio (Dutll Delchet, mgr)— MotIiuj pic- tures and vaudeville Cliktok SQPArta, Bsoadwat, OneiiEUM, Pa» aci; and Stab, moving pictures. Note. —The BAR, Construction Co., which controls the new Grand Theatre here, tre build* lag a new theatre In Bchentettdy. These the- atres will be raj In conjunction with the Strand in New York, snd a new theatre, to be called the Strand, In Newark, H. J. Glens Tails, is. Y-—-Empire (Joe Miller, mgr.) Sousa's Band Nov. 8. Arthur Cbatterloa Stock Co. 10, HI Henry's Minstrels 17, Klelne- OlDea photoplay, "Quo Vault t" 18, 10, "Within the Law" St. Pais (Montert ft Bird, mart.)—BUI week of S: Tho Lewis Trio, Maxlne, Felo and Wynn, Clark and Lindsay company, Joaeph Tldo, and Faustina. Would in Motion (P. I, Dorman, mgr.)—- Photoplays. Btjoti Tiibatrb (Charles Meyerson. mgr.)— This bouse hns been purchased by Charles Meyer- son, of this city. He will make t specltlly of the best Universal programs, featuring big pic- tares. Hot Sprlnsrs, Ark—Auditorium Tbcatra (Frank Head, mgr.) "Mary'o Lamb" wta pre- sented here Oct. to, to a fair alsed audience. "Bought snd Paid For" Not. 8. I'niNOBSB (Doc. Owens, mgr.)—A big offering for Ftlr Week. Oct 27-Not. 1, wat seen at this lioiiee. The bill drat hslf included: Herr and Kennlson fltsten, Dick Gardner snd Anna Revere, the Dorians. L-w Fltsglbbou, tnd Rmmett't can- ines. For the aecnnd half: Alfred Lattell and eomptny, Bob Albright. Devltt and Devitt, Oa- raruoul and Craig, the Bluchers, and the Princes- scope pictures. LvCBTJic, Rot At- Oss-rtAL and Lnto, moving pictures. Nora.—Twenty thoeaaud people wttniss t il the dedication exercises at the Eighth Annual Arktn- ats Sttte Ftlr. suit the tttendanee during the week wat large, The Fair closed Nov. 1. Sr-ranton, fn. —Lyoouin (It. J. Lynch, mgr.) "The Last Anneal" Nov. 4. 'The Spring Maid" 7, Roots tnd Ms band, matinee and evening. 8. William OoUler, la ''Who's WuoT" bad good houses l. Potj (John B. Docking, mgr.)—Bill week of 8: "The Porch Party." Reltoer tad Gores, Le Roy sad Ilsrvey, Ooowsy snd Ireland, Re-la and Hoot, Jed and Ethel Dooley, and Will Oakland and cairnnany Bta» (Ceo. Nelson Tects. mgr.)—For week of Br Follies of Plenture, AoAiiiniT (A, F. Wr-nstTom, marr.)—Photoplays, cbuoged dally, snd sjwclal features. liuiiD Daatus, MAxnAiTAM, Wotroms, Hir- ronankix. Coloniau Victoria, ntriisuK tnd lVo»nniui(ii, movlne pictures SELLS-FLOTO NOTES. HAGEREECK & WALLACE NOTES. m w. it. jicgtoiT. BT JACK HOOBB. StiB mtk It. Dbxtsb, Col., Oct 28. Tne season of the Sells-Floto Shows terminated tt Amartllo, Tex., Oct. 22. Weather good up to the last week when It grew cold, snd the closing day was In t gale of wind. The show opened March 28, at Albnqnerque, N. Hex., and was on tour twenty-nine and one-half weeks, covering sixteen thousand four hundred and seven miles. It Is claimed by those "In the know" to hsve been the best season In the history of the show, which speaks well for Fred B. Hutchinson, under whose careful msatgement the SeiB-Floto Show liaa been for the nnst three years. General Agent Kd. C. Warner's Fall route South could not hare been bettor, and very Utile opposition was en- countered. The performers scattered in all directions. Roods Boyal and bis horses golog to St Louis to open his Hippodrome eaxsgementt; the Stlck- neys and Homer Hobson sod wife will also play tht Hippodromes, opening In Kansas City; Dan Kelly will open bis Winter circus after Jan. 1, and already has some of the big ones hooked; Billy sad Marian Walte open at Lew Fields' New Music Hall, New York, for a twenty-one weeks' engagement; Park Prentiss and his concert band srent to Venice, Oa)., where they couorrtlxe twice dally. Ptrk't band htt been one of the bits of the dree* this season, snd Venice Is very lucky Everything stored sway tt Winter quarters, and the itock to being Wintered at Overland Park. The work on next season's new equipment hss al- ready began, under tne tnperritlon of Billy Oartls, aud one will Ond many surprises In the Sells-Floto- Buffalo BIU Shown season of IBM. FAREfTjtvTfii,!, DHSKft, . _ The tanutl farewell dinner of the Sells-Floto Circus took place Oct. 20, tt Oklahoma City, Okla.. With tie following menu,- ^^ MEND Oys'er Cocktail Mock Turtle Baked White Flab, Msltre D'otel Olives Radishes Young Onions Breaded Sweet Breads Fiancee Sauce Banana Fritters Pineapple Banes Boast Young Turkey, Oyster Dressing Cranberry Sauce Buckling Fig with Baked Apple Brown Sweet Potatoes Concord Punch Asparagus Tint—Drawn Butter Meshed Potatoes 6cgar Cora Apple Pie A La Mods Assorted Nnts snd Raisins Tw Coffee Milk ARURGTOR SHOW SAILS. The Wild West 8how which will pity TJnenos Aires sad ether Booth American cities under the management of Edward Arlington. saUed Nov. 1, for Buenos Aires. Tho psrty Included: Edward Arlington, Mn. Arlington and Miss Arlington. cowboys tnd cowgirls. Including the baud, ten Indians, four papooses—seventy-four people in sit. Mr, ud Mrs. Geo. Arlington were at the dock to bid their children goodbye: tint t Urge party of the trarele-s' friends. ThtrtT-ulne head of hones, buffalos. etc.. tnd thirty ten of bay were also shipped on the steamer. —as——0- ■ SOME RIDING. Fidom Wrrfh sends Tna Cutpbu the following: Patbbsom. N. J., Oct 29. •Tub Ourrn Pun. Co.— Dbab Bus: "Wlahing to call your attention to the roost wonderful of ridem, I enclose a certldrate signed by those who witnessed May Wlrth do some re- ttirrkable riding. "During a practice between shorn at the Ma- jestic Theatre. Pa terse n, N. J„ Ml as Wlrth Rtnrted to practice her horses, who hod been rery fresh during her act "She) started doing somersturlts on bcr "Jot" bone, and while being in the ring only thirty minutes she did the remarkable number of fifty complete somersaults on a galloping horse. "I really don't think that the.-e has been any riding like that before, tnd it will tttnd at a wonderful bit of equestrlsnsblp. I will be tha fe- tal if yon will publish this nun tor me. Any one connected with the Majestic Theatre will answer for this. "Miss Wlrth accomplished this riding la a twenty-eight foot ring, the regulation site being forty-two feeet. "May Wlrth It at present playing the Keith houses, but stlls for London, Enj.. by the B S. Minneapolis, Dec, 0, to headline the C. B. Coch- ran's Wonder Boo and Oircut. "I am, youn sincerely. Finnic Wisth." (Accompanying this letter Is a eertUiette signed by Alfred Doberty, stage carpenteri Jack A. Merwla. electrician: Walter Q. J.vwett. proper- tyman; Thomas Powers, flymsn, snd Ssn Price, of the Majestic. norms Tnt Curan.) s Obobob M. FoBBTAron, of the TVxnpktnt' Wild West, Is to New York for the Winter. The show hid t good season, but the lsst few days befnre closing of the season was ad traveling for a vr«coo show. The show will go out next season consid- erably eultrgod. Chas. H. Tompkins I« Wintering at New Hope. Tt. TrtB Downle ft Wheeler Shows will close at Front Boys], Vs„ Not. 12. C*rmday, Oer. 28, Moatsxsnery, Alt. A real Sun- day town and a fdse day, to all the folks were lot-sed up to ubelr Sunday best Met a numrier of pnjnlrient circus folks, James Donaldson, of the 101 Ranch, aad Ed. Knunp, general agent for the Homo's Great London Shows, woo looks fast as Jolly as ever. Oscar Lowande and wife can» ninety miles to see our stow. He Is interested In the Big. fcautelle Show, snd be reports the show doing s fine business, tnd they expect to stoy out until the end of November. Oscar Lowande made hit first appearance with the Wallace Show In 1807, where he met his wife, and married ber that season; he claims be wts the first rider to turn a back somersault from one horse to another. Jerry Mogtven, owner of the Howe's Oreat Iondon Snow, is on for a few day* tt the guest of Mr. Talbot Antonio Publllooes was also • visitor looking for acts for his circus. Is Havana, Cuba. Fred Thlleu, of Blacks ft Boat, of Birmingham, the big clotbtoar ttore there, wta on showing samples to the boys, and most at them tre wait- ing to get togged up next Sunday. Mr. Thllen has built up a torn trade with the different shows tnd the boys tU like him ts be to certainly one of those genial good fellows that you seldom meet Floyd King, oar popular press agent, had a half page story called "Tnfrty Weeks with a Circus," in the Sunday Montgomery piper, and it was some story. Harry Llnlgrr, who does tie desperado dive, sprained his ankle very badly the other day after doing the dive, the runway being down hill, which made him run into the reserved seats. Chat. Bornhaopt, the European agent from Brussels, Belgium, was on to the show in Ope- Ukt, looking us aU over, and remarked that this la the best dressed show that he has ever seen. Chas, Sparks wat t visitor tt Selmt, Ala., the Fparks Show being only forty miles away from us. He met nutuy friends here, and spent a very pleasant day. Fred Rgner has signed to pity clown with the Frank Spelluun indoor Circus this Winter Frank Fry, of the three balls tor a nickel ring the bell fame, had htt wife and daucbter on for a visit in OpeUka, and we til noticed that be kept them with him, so At. Martin or Red Hohen- dorf didn't get s chance to meet them. Now we are aU wondering If they bare got anything on Fry. Mr. and Mrs. Art. Hoffman and Mr and Mrs. Sheesler, of the Sbeesley Carnival Co.. made a fly- ing Tlalt to seo our show. We hare certainly had our share of visitors this week. Harry Mann, of the Sanger Show, wta also a visitor In Opelika. Well, folks, it to closing time, and ss I rerk-.v the season of 1013 It has been a very eventful cne, with many ops tnd downs, and credit must be given to each and every one connected with the show, aa everyone has dono Ms or ber pare to the best of their ability. In tb» Spring, when the flood came, snd everyone thought tost the Heeesseck ft Wallace Show was a Ihms; of the rutst, snd even Got. Wallace was discouraged. It was tteu hit friends idvlsed him to build his shew even larger than what he had Intended to lake oat this season, and show the show world the metal he wt& made of. The opening was set buck from the twelfth to the twenty-fourth of April, when the show opened la Peru, bid., bigger, grander rod brighter than ever, tnd we made our way to the East, where the show oil a good busi- ness. In Shamokln, Ft.. Friday, IS, the miners tried to make trouble for us, but although a little ernred at the dynamite bombs the natives were throwing, both on the tot and at the sleepers, one and all of our folks showed they were not cowards, aud we got out of town with little or no damage. From the East we went up Into Michigan, and this State was the banner one, as it was ca- pacity every day and most of the time turn- sways. In Indiana Dnslnera was not quite so good, the hot, dry weather having buried the crops, as It wts one awfully hot Bnminer. The first of September we went South, snd there the trouble began, as we got in the midst of the rainy season, and when It starts to rain to the South it never knows when to quit, snd we lost many days on account of It, and here It where we must give (he management CKdlt for being real showmen, is it la no little thing to lose day i.rter day, and with It all keep on smiling. But with the end of September so It wts the end of ibe rain, ml the remainder of tne season bat been very good, also the business, and now the folks are all looking forward to the closing dty, some to their homes and dear ones, others to go right to work in vaudeville, tnd quite t number to Europe; so we will all go our differ ent ways, some to meet again, and others maybe not, so when the bands plays "Home, Sweet Home," many in eye It dim with tetra as many wtrm attachments arc formed during our six months together, and the nartlng <s always rather t aid event Wt hive all had Jolly good tlmea together, and when death erne to claim one after the other of our number, ts wc hid five deaths this seanon, the saddest among them being the ncctdent to our little Statue Girl, Proline Tate, whose young life ended so suddenly, when she slipped between the coaches snd the train psssed orer ber, snd hun- dreds of people witnessed It bat were unable to save her. Bo as we think of til these things, it brings us eery rtetr to each other, rod ore forget the little qoarrels we hive had aad only remember the gnod that is in each and every one: and now folks, 1 hive tried to be fair to everyone to my weekly s, and as tats is my hut article this i I with to say that I have sever traveled with any better show or say nicer folks, and by thin I mean everyone connected with the show, from the front to the back, and if such a thing would be possible, I would like to see the same sld buucb to the Spring of 1914. Oar season opened April 24, st Peru. ltd., close at Okolona. Miss, Nor. 10, making twesty- nlae weeks. Eighteen Stale* were traversed. The route Included four two day stands, one five day stand and one one week stand. Nsw people, this Is my lsst dope for this season. Msy good luck be with all of my friends snd Ton Old Bexlabls ! THE BLOW-OFF DAT. When the circus season's over. And upon the blowoff day, Bvery one Is grttlng ready And anrlous to get away Upon the Blow-off Dty. Some have mothers, wives snd listen Awsltlne them at home. But some poor, unlucky derlli Hsve to rosra this world alone. Upon the Blow-off Day. •so bid your friends and ehtmts eood-bye, >'ot knowing If you'U ever meet again Under this dear old aky. And forget the birth and bitter words Yon spoke bat yesterday. For 1013 wib a mighty gay year And some of us hate to see The Blow-Off Dty. —— s - ATU.I?f GTON A BECKMA* DISSOLVED. Edward Arlington lnforma Tna Currau that the firm of Arlington A Beckmin was dissolved at end of present sentou, at Tersrhana, Oct 18. and that be will In no way be connected with Reckmin ind Oklahoma Ranch Show. Mr. Befekman intends to wad out a •ten-ear show, and an application for receivership has been made by Adolf Marks, who it slso handling disso- lution of partnership. Mr. Arlington left for South America, Not. 1, and eta 1st tddressed care of Japanese Gardens, Buenos Ayres, Argeatlca Republic, S. A , for the next thirty days. i SELLS-FLOTO E5TFLOYEE DIES, Charles Wise, who wts addressed ts Mike by his friends with the Sells-Floto Circus, which closed Its season la Amtrlllo, Tex., Oct 22, died in a hospital then Oct 27. Any one knowing of his relatives, of which it is believed he bad s wife snd daughter living in either Dtyton or Clnclnnttl. 0„ would confer a ftvor by communicating with Madclor Cauf- man. t professional, who beard -,t the unidenti- fied, man at th° bosnltal. She can he addressed care of Gene ral Del ivery, Amarillo, Tex. NoTgg ynou Bio Foot Wallace Who Wbst and Vaudeville Show. —Business bis been blr, all through the Southern States. The show will clme about the middle of November. Acker mil Collins, shooting act. tnd many difficult position slu.ts, have made them stand up In every town. The Marlla Firearms Company just made ua several new rifles for the shore set. Bocky hiountsln Hsnk has been making a big hit wits bis trained horse; also the Two Kluxers, in their novelty singing sad dancing act, have been get- ting them all along the line. The show will open in halls Dec. 1, sad will open the Summer seasoa at Mecon, Ga., April 1. We have not bad i loosing town this season. Tna Old Bbxablb Is i welcome visitor every week. The 101 Ranch Snow will open at Midlson Bnusre Garden, New York, April 20. Wiluax G. Evnaarr will next aetson go out with a two car show, known si the Everett Brothers' European Novelty Show. It wlU be a ten cent circus. Mr Everett bis been with Ibe Wortusm ft Allen Show for the put two yens. ERNEST AavDEBSOK SOME CLOWN 3d Benson frith, the Barnaul Show - JU3T-A-OLOW i\mm Bitos\ circus, iw Tucker Dock and Rubber Co., Ft. Smith, Ark. Make good tents. Savo yon money. Write) for our new catalog. CAR8YU8ALC iPlJ-l»llir7-.,rl;^!||li||f! Om nacbine earned IllLUO la 28 wks., 1604 Ona machine earned $17,048 In 20 whs., 1B°* One machine earned f 10.692 In 25 wks., lwf One machine earned 816.017 In 27 wki, ltjg One machine earned 112.862 In 27 wki., 1806 On* machine earned 610,842 in 26 wks.. }W» One machine earned |18.521 in 28 wkt, 1810 One machine earned S20.188 In 62 wks.. 1011 "Above Ornrei will be rerifled to cnetiymers. O. W. lMfiKF.n. I^sswewwrortll. K"- la anateaintl adt. please mention Cuirna. l -,i ,n .