The New York Clipper (January 1914)

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OB and OT E Her j St. Brooklyxt, N«w Tore HTOO HIGH GRADE IlLdO MAKE-UP Uniform in Color and Quality Guaranteed rnrr ( Memorandum Date Book Ml j Book the Art of "HakfarUp" ONG ,f11 *jraW tlnic <v ru r Rsilt 'OHM T HAl.UPr.. » cmtiat ii wia.iiiir; -"""•*■ "•SMJia n..u »sw»"«s STAGE SUCCESS Advice and Informa- tion on bow to start In Show Business. Send 2c. stamp for Illustrated Booklet. 8TA0E SUPPLY, Sta. I, 240 W. 88th St., New York. f "theou) reliable"" ;Plantens: r blA cK , * **'. GAPSUL ES TwCATAHRH 8,PISCHAflGESl OUT OF TOWN NEWS MmkOKcr, Oklo.— Illntoti lW. M. Hliiton. ragr.) "Tlie Quaker Olrl," with Victor Morley ami llornlce McCatie, was here Jan. 10. followed by •Tlie Olrl of My Dreams," 17. Hroadwa* («. Myers, mgr.)—Halton Powell'* tabloid. "Who's Your Friend?" drew big houses. 25, Iilll/ Who as a butler, held ibe audience In a continual uiiroar. Durant and Mack. Cromwell, Wellington Trio and the Village Choir are featured week of 20. W'iowam No. 1 (P. F. Lteber, mgr.)—Motion pictures and vaudeville. Wiowau No. £ (W. H. Mitchell, mgr.)—Mo- tion pictures only. Gaiktv (II. I. Goddard, mgr.) —Frederick mil Eva Hurley 20, Alexia and Hcliall 20. Yali (O. L. iirltton, rear.)—Motion pictures only. Nitxs. — Mort Singer's "Miss NolMly from Ptarlaml" was presented at the Broadway, here, 25. This house has enjoyed good business Renstron and Snenglcr, n very good slater team, played tho Gaiety 18. The fnruier la an Okla- homa Olty (tlrl. and the audience appreciated tliu foct Thos. W. Ito»s, In "Ohockcrs." ptayt'il lo Good houses IT and 18. ns did Cecelia I.i»ftns, la "A Lady of Quality," 22 23 Inasmuch as the story of "Katlilyn" la belntf publlslted In a local paper the attendances for the two days allowing weie Mr. Portland, Ore Ileillg (W. T. Pangle, mrr.) the management offered a Bplemlld attrac- tion for week of Jan. 12. in Itobert H. Mantell, in hla Shakespearean repertoire of "King John," ■•Richelieu." "The Merchant of Venice," "Mac- teth." "King Lear." "Hamlet" and "Richard III." For 18-21 "The Blindness of Virtue" was the bill, followed by May Irwin, In "Widow By Iroxy," 22-25. Bakes (Milton W. Seaman, mgr.)—The linker Players offer "The Silver Horde" week of 20. Ori'iikiim (Frank Cofflnborry. mar.)—BUI week of 20: Muriiliy and Nichols, Leo Carlllo, Msxlne and Bolihy. Demo rest and Chsbot. Gertrude Barnos, Vnlraont and Itaynor, and Connelly and Webb. EurftKBS (11, W. I'lerong, m?r.)— IIIII week of 20: Lnigl Dell 'Oro, Burke and Harrison, Wnlsh, Lynch and company, Leonard and Louie, o|id Bau- lujililends. I'A»raoES' (J. A. Johnson, mgr.)—Bill week of •20: "A Golden Dream," Julia ltedmond and com- l-auy, Dunbar and Turner, Bob Albright, and heed's bull dogs. I'soplk's, Stab, Akcaob, Majestic and Globs. Skllon idclurcs and musical offerings. Hamilton, O.—Smith's (Tom A. Smith, ingr.) "Bought and Paid For" Jan. 21, played to capacity anil pleased. "Mutt and Jeff" fol- lowed 24. Giano (John K. McCarthy, mgr.)—IIIII for 20 ond week: "Tlie Seminary Girls," Iluth 'ferry, "The Tourists," Will Couley. Donesettl Troupe Prentice Trio, Ervln Bodle. the MeCullongli Trio, Tliree Humdingers, and lllooeope. "Tire llovs nnd (ilds of Avenue B" and Muslin's seals Feb. 2. "The Third Degree" 5. Jrwkl, Stab, Kaoi.ii, How* Lxbio and Pms- ckkr, motion pictures only. Notes. —Joe Mersel, Jew comedian, formerly v.lth the BIJou Burlesque Theatre Company, In this city, for the pr.at eleven years, is now ploying in Toledo Manager Tom A. Smith's condition Im- proves siowly Wm. 8beans has sold hla In- terest In the Royal Motion Picture Theatre here U his loriner partner, Carl Mason. DONT FORGET THE 61 st ANNIVERSARY NUMBER OF THE NEW YORK CLIPPER TO BE ISSUED FEB. 14, 1014. Knnxrllle, Tenn—Staub's (Frits Staub, mgr.) after being dark for two weeks re-opened Jam, 20, with Ann Swinburne, In "The .Mailcim Duchess." Henrietta Crosinan 28, Mmc. Nasi- move 20. Evelyn Thaw Fob. 4, George Uuncr Hoy Kraas' Minstrels T. iluon (Frank Rogers, n-gr.)—Keith vaudeville continues to ploy lo good returbs. The bill for neck of 10 included: Count Beaumont, Wlllnrd nid Bond, Jainea II. Cullen. Four Merkle Slaters. (iuy Ilartlett Trio. Wllklns ami Wllkhm and l.asky's "Itest Cure." with Alleu Brooks. GSA.NB (J. T. Itoberls, mgr.)—Tabloid musical eomeiltej sre inicklug this house continually. Majbstic, Jlmc, OAV, Lvjiic end Geu.—Motion idctnrcs only. CnrlMimlnle, I'n.—Majestic (L, A. I'nrrell mgr.) l'rof. Mcliaeffi-r, of Seraiitou, furnlslH-H the iiiuhIu here for tlie dally cbnugo of pictures. Ibis new pleasure resort Is doing eaimclty biisl- GEJt (Alfonso Slrrlnuiil. mgr.)—Mechanical orchestra and dully chunge of iileliires. Savov (II. K. Cnry, mgr.)—Music and pictures, Including tlie Wurner Service, changed dully. Iiieai. (L. A. Farrell. mgr.)—I.ynotl's lirclie«- trs oml high gniilo photopluys, changed dally. VK-roniA (l/ouls Minnie, ingr.)—Music, occa- sional vaudeville, and dally change of pictures. Charlotte, N. C— Academy (John L. Crovo, ingr.) Mu it Ice Stock Co. Jan. 20-31. I'lEOMoxr (E<1. O. Ollday, mgr.)—KeilU vnudc- ville anil motion pictures. Koisomia. Auusku, TiiEATo, OTTowAr and I'liixcsas, pictures only. NoTKis.—Otto Haas has enslallcd s new IS.000 orchestrion in the Ottoway The musical comedy given by local talent, 10, at the Academy ot Jlnslc, drew large crowds, and Its sneoess Is due Ilessle Burkbelmer, who put on the play, St. John, Can.-0;iera Housa (Walter Moods, ingr.) Thomson-Woods Oo. liegan tlielr seventeenth week Jau. 20. In "Tlie Talker." Ihi'eiiial.— Oobarct Boys and Gertrnde Ashe, In songs and moving pictures. Ltfic. —The Ver-Vnllln Trio, singers and dan- cers, Dacy and Chase, nnd moving pictures. (Ieii. —Songs and moving pictures. Utah, Unique and Esirasss, moving pictures only. Colombia, S. C. — New Odumblo (F. L. Brown, ir.gr.) I.as been leased lo F. I.. Brown by I lie city for snotber season. Competitive bidder Ooleman Intlmatee carrying Uie legality of the lease to court. Carlos (Irani! '"wra ('». drew good business Jan. 10, and Madame Naslmova pleaseil a capacity house 20. "A Modern Eve' 20, "Polly of tlie Circus" 31, "Within tho Law" (return) Feb. 2, Henrietta Crosmnn 0, 7. Keokuk, In—Grand (Chas. II. Dodge, mgr.) James K. Ilackett, In "Tlie Grain of Dust," drew very large business evening of Jan. 21. HtrrounoME (Mark Angeli, mgr.)—Dills week' of 20: Johnnie nnd Ells Ualvln. In "Utile Miss Fit It." and Lillian Mortimer, In "Beltsy Bob- bis." Coumui, Oai'iiruu and Oxand, moving pic- tures only. (gainer. III.—-Iiljou (W. N. McConnell. mgr.) Gua Hun's Minstrels Jan. 26 28, "Little Miss Mix- Up" 2031. KMrisKlltprnnioMB (W. L. Busby, mgr.)— "Officer 000" 21. 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