The New York Clipper (February 1914)

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OLD RELIABLE' pLANTEN-S c a 9 & BLACK CAPSULES FwiCATAHBH ADISCHARGt OUT OF TOWW NEWS BOSTON.!,: Eight Brat class holdover attractions, Grace George, at tbe Sbubert; on unnamed farce at the Usstle Square, together with tbe usual bur- lesque and vaudeville changes. Winter weather of tbe fiercest kind Interfered with tbe attendance last week. Trsuont (Jno. B. BchoRel, mgr.)—Despite a big storm a large audience gathered at this house Feb. id. to welcome Itnymoml Hitchcock and "Ihe lleauty Snap" to Boston. The second week Is uow under way. Majbbtio (Wllbur-Sbubert Oo., nigra.)—Tbe general local Impression regarding "Within tbe Law," naw In Ita aecood week, Is that the play Is sterling melodrama. Mollis (Chsrles J. Rich, mgr.)—A great many seasoned playgoers wltnesied the revival of "The Henrietta," now "The Nnw Henrietta," during the past week. They Joined wltb the younger generation Is tbe laughter and enjoyment of the new and old linen. The new combination of Win. H. Ornne and Douglas Fairbanks Is admirable, aud their support of tbe highest ortle.*. Flnol week begins 23. March 'i, Iillllo Burke will be seen In her new comedy, "The Land of Promise." Lost Autumn Miss Burke played a special week's engagement at tbe Tremout, In a revival of "Tbe Ainaious." HiiuiiKiiT (Wllbur-Sbubert Co., mgr.)—At the very laat moment It was decided to close the en- gagement of "Tbe W.ilaing Night," formerly called "Oh, I Bay." Tlio piece hod a week of only fair business, and tbe nepers were not ever kind In their notices, special mention being made of tbe rttaue lines, which were thought to mar tbe production. Grace Ueorge, In "Jim's Marriage," appears tbls week, Colonial (Onaa. Frohmsn A Win. Han-Is mgrs.) —"The Doll Girl" Is proving to be one of tbo popular allows of the season here. Klchnnl Carle sud Hatilc WUIlsms, the stars, would eullveu the dullest piece, and "The Doll Olrl" Is any- thing but that. Third and final week begins £1. rum (Qbss. .Frohman, Bleb A Harris, nigra.) —The sum sud farewell week of Robert Hllllaru, In "Tbe Argyle Oass." March 2, Ueorge lltrna.il Shaw's satirical comedy, "Fanny's First Play." Tbe original English company will appear here under tbe direction of Granville Darker. Plymouth (Fred E. Wright, mgr.)—"Under Cover" bis already mads tbe record for the sea- sou here. It begins Its ninth full week 23. Busi- ness seems to he Increasing ss tbe engsgement goes on. Oout (J. E. Uort, mgr.)—There Is no falling off In tbe Interest of "When Dreams Oouie True," wltb Joseph Ssntley and May Votes an the lend- ing entertainers. The lUtb week may now bo registered. ..... _ IJobton (Wllllaia Wood, mgr.)—" 'Way Down East" celebrated Its live hundredth Boston per- formance 10 wltb tbe distribution of handsome souvenirs. The old attraction, which enters, 2S, upon Its fourth week, holds Us own remarkably well. Oabtls Squabs (John Orslg, mgr.)—"Stem Thief" was admirably played by tbe stock com- pany last week, end it renewed the welcome that It received when Urat given In this city. Au unnamed fsree hi tbe offering tbls week. AU who see It are invited to suggest an appropriate title for It. The playwright's name hi not given. Oabino (Olmrlce H. Waldron. mgr.)—"Million- aires for a Day" was the burlesque with which the Amcrlcsn Beauties aroused applause here loot week. Tbe company, headed by Edgar Blxler, was strong In comedians and slugorn, and s comely chorus ssslsted tbe principals. The Olrls from Ihe Gsy White Way this week, with Rose By-Jell und ber company to fellow. Gaibti (Chora* B. Batcheller, mgr.)—The Tail Girls are always welcome visitors, and last week were visited by old friends. Tbe production la of the 1014 brand, and one of tbe best ever pre- sented by Joe Hurtlg. Joe Flelda and Princess Meroff were prominent cast members. Current week, the Gaiety Girls are booked, and tbe week following the Love Makers. _ _. Howard (Geo. B. Loihrop Jr~ mgr.)—Jolly Olrls Burlesquers this week, and tbe old How- ard's ei.ua feature* are: Fatlma, Dave Marlon Jr., Brooks snd Bowes, Nlblo sod Spencer, Wal- lace and bis cockatoo, Olympla Trio, aud Nick and Lydra Russell. The Progressive Olrls follow. Gut Nil Opera Hotjsb (Geo. E. Lothrop, mgr. I —iFolles of Pleasure Co., with Dsn Oolewin fea- tured. Jolly Girls BurlMijuers week of Mirch 2. National. (O. A. Haley, mgr.)—For tbo third week of the engagement here tbe Morton Opera Oo. will be seen In "Mad.ime Sherry." Goad sited audiences enjoy tbe production!. Globb (Robert Janette, mgi.)—The ninth wee): of "Traffic In Souls" commences 23. Souvenirs of Ethel Orsnden were given 10. Kami's (Harry GustlD, mgr.)—Week of 23: "Myrtle Olaylon; or, Wrong from tbe Start," Wellington Cross and Lois Josephine. "The Porch Psrty," Bert Errol, Welsse Troupe. Ed. Vinton snd "Buster," Jed snd Ethel Dooley, Dale and Boyd, snd Pollard, Oar h sum (Victor J. Morris, mgr.) — Robin, Dolsou snd Gordon, Leonard snd Meredith, George Yoiiuinus. Kelt snd De Mont, Billy "Swede" Hall and company, and Burton, Hahn and Oantwcll 23-25. Battle Lockett, Roland West Players, Harry Frey, Fiddler and Shelton, Lea Andoes, and others 20-98. ST. J am as (Marcus Loew, management).—Mat- tie Lockette. Iteland Weat Players, Henry Frey, Fiddler and BUelton. Lea Arsdos snd others 2H- 25. Itrbln. Dolsou and Gordon, Leonard and Moredltb, George Veomaus, Kelt and De Mont, Billy "Swede" Hall and company, and Burton, Hahn and Cant well 20-28. Guidon's Onruru (J. B. Oomerford, mgr.)— Dippy Dlers snd company, Ethel Overuur and company, James Grady and company, the Frank- forts, Three Amber Brothers, Enrico, and Min- strel Kiddles nesk of 25. Soollat Squabs Oltmfia (Gordon ft Lord, mgrs.)—Current week: Grsce Grandly, Jew Min- strels. Lew Welch and company, Mart Sbarpe, "A Night In tbe Park." Gllmore sod Overman, snd Max's CKrcus. Buoe (James W. Orslg, mgr.)—Harry Batchel- ler, Yesone nod De Osta, Alice Farrell, Altos Brothers, Aleta and Collet supply this week's program. S. B. 0. continues. BowsoiN Squabs (Geo. B. Lolhrnp, mgr.)— Tbe Porto Rico Girls, tbe rsrfchleys, the De Marcos, Gene Bsldron, Granly and Lono, D'Armo, and Jack White Serenaders tbls week. Shawhot (H. A. Ohenoweth. mgr.)—Usual bill of strong vaudeville acts and feature picture 01ms. BOTH OmmtNO vaudeville snd pictures are tbe Old South, Washington, South End, Huntington Ave- nue, New Back Bay, Star, Unique, Oomlque, Apollo, Dreamland, Olympic, New Palace, Ideal. Scenic Temple, Cambridge, Niagara, Roxbury, Harvsrd, Dorchester, Williams' Ideal, Gem, Day Square, Eagle and others. iienjauin T. Nislsen, assistant stsge manager of tbe Boston Open House snd eon of Alice Nlel- son, tbe prims donns, bss taken ont a license to marry Lillian L. Adams, one of the youngest and prettiest members of the Boston Opera ballet. Mavob Cu-blbt of tbls city, made a move a few daya ago, which will cacse managers of mov- ing picture bonnes snd theatres to pay over 123,000 mora e year than they have been paying. At a meeting of all tbe managers, snd over wbloh the Mayor presided, tbe Mayor announced that beginning tbe flrst Sunday In March tbe city's fee for special performances of moving pictures on Sunday nights will be raised from $3 to f 10 each Sunday. He also ssld that his license secretary would confer with representatives of religions societies to see If tbe letter would be agreeable to permitting the theatres snd moving plclnre houses opening at sli o'clock Sunday Instead of seven o'clock ss at present. In s speech which he made to the assembled managers, the Mayor said that In the future all of the moving plclu.e houses snd net a few of tbem, as at present, would be given licenses to run Sundays. Now, forty-six have Sunday licences snd twenty-two do not. The Msyor also declared that In tbe future escb one of the theatres and "movie" houses will receive the same treatment at the Mayor's ofBce, snd none of them will be granted any spectvl privileges that others do not get. "A Mid-Scmmkh Nioht's Dssuu." with John Orslg, William P. Oarleton, Donald Meek. Doris Olsson and Mary lonng, In the leading roles, will be given at the Costle Square early In April. The stage settings will be from designs by Liv- ingston Piatt. Honour Christians, of the Irving Place The- atre, of New York, and bis German company, offer at the Sbubert 24 (matinee), Goethe's "Ksust" Tub Oopt. Scott South Pole pictures are being shown twice dslly st the Tranont Temple, to good returns. Btjbton Holwis closed bis season In Boston on tbe afternoon of 20, and evening of 21, at the Tremont Temple, with a newly prepared travelogue, entitled "Philippines, 8 In 1." The usual suc- cess has st tended Mr. Holmes' season. Alios Fabbsll, who li appearing at tbe BIJon this week, la one of tbe real vaudeville flnds of the season. Miss Farrell bin an exceptionally nest and clever tinging, dancing and violin of- fering. Robbbt Eoison. In "Pine Feathers," Is elated to follow Raymond Hitchcock at the Tremont. Arbb seven years' absence, Sallte Flatter bos returned to tbe vaudeville stsge, and will soon be seen st Keith's. Miss Fisher. It will be re- membered, It tbe wife of Arthur Houghton a Uostonlan, manager of Montgomery, Stone mid Elsie Janls combination. Mini Fisher made her "corse back" to vaudeville at Obaee'e, or Keith's, Washington, s few weeks ago, snd made a big hit, sccordlng to reports received In this city. It is claimed by tbe representatives of tbe white slave photoplay, "Traffic In Souls." that the business done by that picture at the Globe Is tbo benner busieas done by the twenty companies playing cities between Boston and San Francisco. 1 am Informed on very good authority that the Bowdoln Square, In this city, will house the bur- lesque shows of tbe third burlesque wheel, the second wheel of the Esstern wheel. Dr. George E. Lothrop, proprietor of the Bowdoln Square and also of tbe Howard snd Orand Opera House, Is, and baa been for years, one of the leading theatrical managers of Boston. He baa a very able assistant In his eon, George E Lothrop Jr., who Is now resident manager of tbe old landmark, the old Howard. Sprluirfleld, Mass.—Oeurt Square iD. 0. fJiliuore, mgr.) "The Madcap Duchess" Feb. 23. "A I Bay" 25, Howc'a pictures 20-28. I'ou's Palsos (Gordon WrlghtT, mgr.)—Bill week of 23: Llane Onrrern and company. Consul ami Hetty, Fisher snd Green. Milt Collins, llulley anil Noblo, Werner. Amoro and company, Frank Mi.rklpy, Laura ami Payne, and Pollseope. Broadway (D. D. Scullen, mgr.)—Tbe stock company presents "Kindling" 23-28. Gii.mubi (Win. M. Ryan, mgr.)—American Betutlee, C3-20, closes tbls house, tbe Columbia Amusement Oompnny having transferred the re- molulnc shows booked here to Holyoke opera houses. I'auk (F. P. Furlong, ingr.)—Vaudeville and rlclurce. ' Nklsok (J. Loewer, mgr.)—Vaudeville snd pictures. Plaza (Goldstein Bros., mens.)—Vaudeville snd pictures. Buon (H. L, Knlgbt. mgr.JFeature films. Phinobss, Hudson, Obibha, IVilacb. CIaistt. Minion, Edibonia, RitsL, Subway, Lion, Gi.oiii, Novxlty and Lvnio, moving pictures only. Noras.—In commemoration of Mr. Poll's com- pletion of twenty-five years In tbe show buslnens, week of 18 wos eelebrsted at the Pslaee ss "Sliver Jubilee" week. The beautiful silver tab- let presented to Mr, Poll by the cltltens of New llnven and his many friends was on exhibition, snd the bouse wss appropriately decorated In no attractive silver scheme Feb. 23 marked the return of Bdna Baker, leading woman, to the Broadway Stock Oo., and Ihe first Introduction to the work of the new stage director, Rolle Lloyd, successor to Wlllsrd Dasblell, who resigned to accept a similar position with a stock com- pany at Brie, Ps. Mr. Lloyd recently closed s thirty-eight weeks' engagement nt Ooncord. N. II., where he headed bis own company F. P. Furlong, the new manager of the Park, Is a man of wide vaudeville experience, gained while con- nected wltb tbe United Booking OiBce and the Hodklns circuit of vaudeville houses In Chicago, and also ss mansger of tbe Fifth Avenue Theatre, Nashville. Tenn. Mr. R. S. Averlll, tbe retiring manager, will be connected with tbe Poll boohing department'In future Tbe Palace Is now running eight Instesd of seven acts each week. Greenfield. Mass.—Lawlor (Lawlor Bros,,' mgrs.) vaudeville and pictures, except Feb. 21, when Lyman II. Howe's pictures enpeared. Victoria (J, Hayes, uujr.)—BUI week of 23. Gladys Klsrk Stock Company. Buon (B. Btreeter. mgr.)—Pictures for 26. ST. "Traffic In Souls," msde by Universal Film Co.. will be shown. Collh (W. A. Weseley, mgr.) — Pictures, vaudeville and cabaret alngers. I.tric (F. Schellle, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pic- ture*. Notb.— Mrrkle-narder Ob. at Lawlor, week of 10, made mch a hit that they were booked for a return date. "The Myatlo Rose," which was snder tbe direction of Mr. Stilling, at Victoria, played two nights, to a tumawaj, IT. 18. OILVOIN1VATI. Old King Winter sprung simples In extremes la handing out weather during the past week. Zero, htg snows, slush and rain, followed la quick succession. "The Auctioneer" hsd a good slsrt In a $9,000 advance sale, and David War- field did not, therefore, suffer, but other attrac- tions felt the pinch on nights that home held the superlative attraction—warmhh and shelter from the storm, Oband Opbha Hoosb (John H. Haylln^mgr.)— Julia Sanderson Is coming Feb. 23, In "The Sun- shine Girl." David Warneld's engagement was a sequence of triumphs—tesrs snd laughter being In plentiful evidence. Wsrteld's Simon Levi will live is one of the grestest of stage crestloos— for Simon knows the wsy to the heart. In the company were some who were In tbe original production years sgo. snd while tbe star wss the lion of the performance, generous greetings were given Marie Bates, Helena Phillips, Jennie Mos- cowita, Harry Rogers and Horace Jones. Fannie Wsrd, In "Msdsm President," Han* 2. Lrao (H. T. Mlddleton, mgr.)—'The Tra«e In Souls," a motion picture expose of the white slave Infamy, opens Feb. 22, and four perfora- aneea • day are promised. After tbe cancellation of Kolb ana DU1. to "A Hess If Pickles " It wis announced that Margaret Anglln. would arrive Washington's Birthday, but this plan was also altered, snd • dim attractlra substituted—an mi- nsusl thing for mld-erason. Some pretty hard rapa were given "The Family Oupboard," and while tbe Owen Davis plsy was pitchforked a Mt, only praise was given the presenting com- pany which embraced such sterling talent is William Morris John Bowers. Eugene Stewart, Thais Lawton. Felice Morris, Irene Bomalne. Franklyn Ardell and Frank Hatch. "The Pleas- ure Seekers" March I. ._ _ . B. F. Kami's (John F. Royal, mgr.)—Three leadline acta are promised Feb. 22. Harry Tlgue and company will offer "Taking Things East." Wlllsrd Slmms and company, snd Will Rogers' cow puncher, complete tbe trio. Others Include: The Juggling Mllle.-n, Rlogolettl Brothers. Henry and Frances, Andy Rice, and Sidney and rmvnley. Cincinnati In motion. Walnut Strut (W. B\ •Jackson, mgr.)— Eugenie Blair Is coming Feb. 22, In "Madame XT' Lett week, "Tbe Divorce Question" was treated from tbe Roman Catholic standpoint, and Gideon Burton gave a splendid Interpretation of Father William Jerome, Thomas L. Voile. Douglas Lawrence. David 8. Hall and Barbara Douglas were chief contributors to s splendid presentation. "Tbe Spendthrift" March I. Ehpxisb (George F. Fish, mgr.)—John Gr. Robinson's elephants will dance the tango and tiro-step snd do acrobatic stunts Feb. 22. Clem Bevlne and company will present "Daddy," and others on tbe bill Include: Virginia West, Jsck Kammerer and IBdna Rowland, Ooakland Me- Brldo snd Mlto. and the Three Newmans. Mo- tion pictures. Oatbti (Larry Nelms, mgr.)—Mollle Williams and ber show comes Feb. 22, after a week of Dave Marlon and his own company, seen to splen- did advantage In "The Land of tbe Impossible." Dave's Snuffy, the Cabman, Is a masterpiece of burlesque. William Lawrence, In hie Hebraic role, and Phil While's Imitation of Oscar lla-n- mersteln were splendid. Agnes Behler, Ines de Verdler, Clara Baule, Zee Valencia and Mabel Manning were prominent among the feminine bril- liants. Emilia Birtbolettl was the graceful premier In "The Ballet of Rosea." Rosy Posey Girls come Mnrch 1. Olympic (McMahon ft Jackson, mgrs.)—The Happy Maids are due Feb. 22. Last week, Gladys Sears snd Tom Kennedy, with tbe Tsngo Olrls, gsve one of the most sparkling shows of the season. "Tbe Olrl from Jack's" and "Casey In Society" were the sketches that were before and after, while sandwiched between were Urea good turns, Including John snd Jessie Powers In "Oassldy's Flirtation," and Collins snd Hswley'j offering, "A Professional Souse;" Bertha Rk-Ji, Sam Bschen, Charley Collins and Sam Havley were In the thick of tbo pleasing performance. The Cabaret Girls March 1. German (Ernst Otto Scbmld, mgr.)—The Ger- man Stock Oo. will repeat Jean Gilbert's musical comedy, "Autollebcheu," Feb. 22. Standard (John J. Black, mgr.)—Tbe Gibson Girls are snnounced Feb. 22, with Rosell, the Girl In Red. as an added attraction. Last week Myrtle Olark mads ber appearance as a membcr of the stock company, while La Belle Petite Har- ris, tbe snake dancer, put on what she called an ancient Greek mnsele dance. Tbe burlesques put on were "How He Woo Her" and "A Bad Bar- gain." Music Hall. —The Cincinnati Symphony Orches- tra gives another "pop" Feb. 22. These musical events hsve crowded tbe historic ball to over- flowing, Dr. Ernest Kunwald plays the piano part In the Handel Concerto Oroaso No. 7. Tbe great picture show of "Tbe Creation" Is rounding up a month of Ita free presentation. n buck's Opxea Houbb (Walter Heuck, nurr.) —In addition to the vsudeTlUe snd pictures, sfter- tbe-Bhow lessons In tsngo are given free to the audience by Prof, and Mme. Du Yel. Osimibom, PsorLB's, Family, Nbw Cbntubt and Lyobuh, motion pictures. qubxn CITY notblets. Jaok Ginif, of Green, McHenry and Green, doing a musical turn at the Empress, enjoyed a surprise parly during bis engagement, when his mother, Mrs. A. A. Green, and sister, Mrs. W. K. Stewart, came down from Cleveland to see him. The family party was entertained by W. A. Green a brother. Ross CiiBCADBN, Norwood'B sixteen year old girl, who ran awsy from home, was found at Porkersburg, W. Vs., and Drought borne. She waa a member of "Peck's Bad Boy" Oo. Hard to tell how the new burlesque die will be cast for Cincinnati. The Heuck people of tbe old Rmptre circuit are urging the use of Heuck's Opera House Instead of the Standard or tbo new Colombia house In the Queen City. Arthur "Onioic" Bbbnbxt, n theatrical man, of Pittsburgh, and Florence Jeffries, actree*, of Walnut Bills, were married on tbe stsge of tho Imperial Theatre, on McMlcken Avenue, Feb. 17, They were cheered by s big crowd. Tub Tbavilla Brotiibrb, with their educated eeals, failed to arrive on account of a railroad smash, which wrecked tbe tank and killed one of the Amphibian stars. At least this was the story told. Clara Morton was hurried on to All their place on B. F. Keith's bill. •Tub Man Who RaKssrssakD," In which Will M. Oressy and Blanche Dayne appeared, proved a heart stirring sketch. Tom Corby, for many years wltb tbe Stand- ard, and more recently advertising manager of the Qayety, has resigned. He baa other Interests, snd one of tbem la a Fifth Street gold mine—a picture bouse. Oris 800 friends of the Master Plumbers' As- sociation made op tbe largest theatre party of the season 17. Motion pictures of the convention were made. IIslbn SannsTsa-MABTiN Is giving a monologue of "Peg o' My Heart," Lillian Allison STBTsut.-l Is reading at the social centre*. Frank Baumaa came In advance of Julia Sanderson, Tub Gayety is to lower prices. Beginning wltb tbe Molly Williams engagement the lower Door tariff will be fifty and twenty-fire cents, snd the balcony prices will be fifteen and twenty-five cents. jAatas H. Dat, for many years the right bower WO other class of Performers have « as much use for a Trunk, or give It harder wear than the CIRCUS PROFESSION. The "TAYLOR" CIBCOS TRUNK Is built specially for the Circus Pro- fession, convenience and dura- bility being the strong Features. THE GREATEST VALUE IN «0 OO THE COUNTRY..OIJB. NO.8 *g. O. A. 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Block and Typo Printing; for "Vaude- villo. Moving Picture Theatres and Rood Shows Stock Paper for Rep. Shows Sever Late Dates—51.00 per set—6 at a tine Send for Catalogue of tbe Heuck's Interests, Is out of the old houses and managing a picture theatre In Oovlogton, Ky. A. J. Millrr Is re-vlBltlng the automobile drives st Chester Park. , Edward Sullivan, theatrical manager of In- dianapolis, sud Evelrn Flatmus. of Newport, Ky.. were married Fed. 18, at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, by Rev. Father Hi'- Neroey. The? will reside In Chicago. Julia Gulp and wn/a slic Bacracb sre to re- turn to Cincinnati for a Joint concert at the Emery Auditorium Mnrch IT. St. John, N. B. —Opera Home (Walter Woods, mgr.) the Thompson-Woods Co. began their twenty-first week Feb. 33, with •'Tue Man from Home." lMfBBi.lL.—Black Bros., banjolats, anil Qer- trnde Ashe, In songs, and moving pictures. Ltbio.— Majestic Trio, vaudeville and moving pictures. Obv. —Songs and moving picture*. 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