The New York Clipper (January 1914)
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JANUARY 31 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 23 FANCY DAIMCEIS! NAZE HAVE O PROVEN t mX*au= X 3 r \oke OR TWO-K-rE!') By CLARENCE JONES H E SI T A T I O !M N/V A -I or*» . E-vot*y Stage ci i-Vci" in Evory Ball Roo McKINLEY MUSIC COMPANY Aft OUllinVAV 1 ANi;0 i'l'LTNH By HENRI KLICKMAN Irchostratioiiv, rMow Rondy COHAN'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUILDING, CHICAGO A GOOD-LOOKING WOMAN WHO CAN SINQ AND TALK Hot over thirty years old. About 150 lbs. work with clever comedienne. >s. Blonde or auburn type preferred. For Vaudeville Act, t° Answer H. M., 184 Fulton 8«., Brooklyn, N. Y. 4 Scene from Essnnay'a Two-Rcel Dramatic Subject, ••THIS chip OF CIRCUMSTANCE." Released Feb. 6. SCENE FROM "COMING HOME." Eclair Feature Photoplay, 2 Reels. THEATRES and OPERA HOUSES We tnant advertlaracats la this colama at t •pedal raw ot It. 78 per ttwtt line for ( months (or IS tboes). This wlU tnabl* local managers to keep tatrr hosaea promlnesUy and eontlnaally before the masajers ot companies. During Um do* tbe ad. la immlni we will send each airsr- tlaer • copy of Taa Ouma free. "BTJLLI8 OPERA HOUSE," Bangall, N.Y.SeatsSSO. JOIINN. Bl'LLlS, JR., Mgr. WANTED-Good attractions; drawing capac- ity, 3,600; now Opera House; electric lights, hot and cold water, dreaeln? rooms, large stasc and good scenery; best show town la Western Pa. 0. ■ A L T, Mgr., Knox, Pa. UNION HAUL, CHAZY.N.Y. Modern,new sceneries. Stage, 20x24. Electric lights. Seating capacity, 800, Population, Hoo. Drawing popolii- Uon, 2500. Z. A BISSONNF.TTE, Prop. EDWARD ARLINGTON'S WILD WEST FRATERNAL Hill, OXFORD, «D.K"SB5 Shows. Good light and stage; seating capacity 825. Population 1,200. 0. II. KUtCEWAY, Mgr. KELLER'S THEATRE, time for good shows. Brldgevllle, Del. Seating 800. Open WANTED TO BOOK, 600D HIGH GLASS SHOWS AND GOOD STOCK COMPANIES. Pop., 5,000. Large stage and good scenery. MlnersIIall, N'anty Glo, Pa. John Sealf, William Whlto, Ugrs. HEMES, Stoneboro, Pa. Better than ever. Town Is growing, everything working full time. Open time for good shows. Would like a Rep.to open bouse. Ad. HIKES, Box U. MUSIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED for any Instrument or. number of Instruments. Songs,Words and Music, Sketches etc. Send stamp. OHAS. L. LEWIS, «■ Rlohmond fit., Cincinnati 0 . PLAYS, OPERAS, SKETCHES, MONO- LOGUES and Parodies written to order. Terms for stamp. E. L. 0AMULB, Aothor, East Liverpool, O. DOGS For Sale.—Maltese Terrier Pups, 2 months old. Full pedigreed English stock. Also at Stud BUlle, a Maltese Terrier, registered prize winner Bench Show 1913 Chicago Kennel Club. Add. Marl- boro Kennels, 2111 W. asth Place, Chicago, 111. Phone Wentworth 1733. WANTED—Man that can change specialty for one week; Blackface preferred; also do straights In acts and play or rase Piano; steady work the year around. Salary every Sunday morning. Ad- dress Fred Wiegel, Mgr., Wlegel's All Star Vaudc- vllle Co., Masontown, Preston Co., W. Ya. MAY BELL MARKS Wants People In All Lines. Stock Company. Leading Man, Second Woman, Heavy Man, Character Han and Woman, General Business Man and Woman, Vaudeville People that can act. People that do specialties pre- ferred. Sobriety, good study and wardrobe Indis- pensable. Single Musical Act that works In one. Those who have written, write again. R. W. MARKS, St, Catharines. Ont, Can., Jan. 28-Fcb. 7 . WANTED MAS TO BREAK BEAR ACT Must have experience. Can give Summer Engage- ment to work same with my Carnival during the coming season. Address LEON WASHBURN, Cheater, Pa. F-OR SOUTH AMKRII Sailing from New York FEB, 41, to replace tbe people returning to open with the 101 RANCH WILD WEST, Fane, Ropers, Bucking Horse end Pony Express Riders, Rood Shooting Act, Capable Arena Director FARES PAID BOTH WATS PROM NEW TORK. SIBLEY, WALTER SHANNON AND CY. COMPTON, PLEASE WRITE. Address EDWARD ARLINGTON Handa.il Building, 130 Weat BJJd Street, New York MARY'S (Latest) WIT No. 3 Consists of 30 Gags (One tor End Work), 10 for loc., or the 30 for 25c.; 10 Wants and Ads. loo.: 10 Hole Rales and Epitaphs, 10c.; "She Loved,'' rec., 15 lines, loc.; Dairy Queries, rce,, 3n lines, too.; Eccentric (male or female) Monologue, 25c.; Sketch for 2 m. (Straight and Com.),35c.; Sketch for 2m. (Hebrews), 25c; Sketch for 1 m., l f. (Com. and Sou.). 25c.; Sketch for 1 in., l f. (Dutch and Sou.), 2tc; a Parodies on latest songs, 10c. each, the 3 for 25c. Sold In lota to suit, or all for 11.oo. Any two Wits. $1.50, or Wits 1, 3 and 3, 12.00. Cash or M. 0. No stamps I Everything UP-TO-DATE, ORIGINAL AND FUNNY I Other material. Send for catalogue and enthualaslc testimonials. AH kinds of exclusive material written to order. Best of references and strongest possible guarantoo glvon, Interviews by appointment ONLY. Always write or 'phone before railing. MRS. MARY E. P. THAYER, moo B road St.. Provid ence. R. I. Wanted Hedicme show Performers Good Sketch Team or Musical Act, Acrobats, Magician, Norelty Act, Song and Dance Team, Good Comedian to put on acts. Show opens Feb. 24. Long season always to right people. You all know us, Franklin's Quaker Med. Co. Don't ask for tickets, as I will not send them. It Is unsatisfactory. P. 8.—Old time Comedian preferred. _ Address ED. AHMON'D. S720 0AIJ2NA ST., MILWAUKEE]. WIS. »*i »« THE NEWEST AND BEST TANGO SONG TANGO THROUGH LIFE WITH ME EXTREME HIT Published by HOLMES MUSIC COMPAN Y • - • Mlddktown, N. Y ~~ ' WANTED FOR UNCLE TOM'S CABIN For one week, BLOODHOUNDS, PONIES, MOLES, COLORED QUARTETTE, HAND or Any Attraction Suitable for Uncle Tom's Cabin. Write full partic- ulars and price. JAMES K. McOUHDY, Keith's Gotham Theatre, Hruoklyu, N. V. WILL 8ELL OPERA CHAIRS Call BIJOU THEATRE. New York, bs- iween 11 and 13 o'cloek. AT LIBERTY PIANIST Stock, ono-plcce or pictures, I,ong experience. ERNEST ORORBMBYBR, g HollU St., Boston, Man. IN ANSW ERING AD S. DYE DROPS Prodaetlons, M. P. Theatre Outfit., Banuers. Beat work at lowest prices. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. Give n« the dimensions of tbe stuff you need and wo will send you HI. Cat. and lowest estimate of com that you can obtain. KNOBOLL BCENIU CO., Omaha.Neb., V. 8. A. FOR SALE OR RENT 300,000 Curiosities and Collections Consisting: Indian, South Hca Island, Guns, Stuffed Animals, Horns, Uaggors and all other kinds. C. N.DIXON, 4*U St. Clair Street, Toledo, Ohio. Copyright For Sale •'Restful Thoughts," Koverlc. For piano, violin or pipe organ. Good fur vaudeville, teaching or sa- cred work. A composition that will last for years. A. L. PINK, Dewltt, 111. EVERYBODY IN SHOWDOM KNOWS THAT If I / "Til V Is a few bumps ■MVSLVJW ahead of thi> times This wk,, Warrren, Indiana. Another Dramatic Seene from "JEST KIDS," Eclair Prodncllon, played throng-bout with is cost consisting entirely of children. Released Jan. 28.