The New York Clipper (March 1914)

HAROtt'7 THE NEW YOBK CLIPPER. 13 S- & C CIRCUIT CHANGES HANDS. Clipper Post Office, LOEW, ZUKOR. SCHERCK AND JONES THE PURCHASERS. Herb. Bnyman With Woods. Herbert Ilayroun, -whose name now appears on the Mine frosted door with Rose Mul- lnney'e as you enter Joe Woods' ofllco on the sixth floor In 1493 Broadway, Is preparing for near future presentation a new one act musical comedy, Including ten people, In which he wllT feature Maurice Barrett, pro- tege of Sam Bernard. The act la booked to open March 10. before the snakes and St. Tat begin to celebrate. Pope and Uno In CM. Pope end I'no will open on the Orpheum time at the Majestic, Chicago, this month, with a large slice of European dates to follow. "Tiro Irish Terriers and Bloodhound." Frank Corbet t, Sam Shepherd and Walton Donovan, now kuown as the 'Two Irish Ter- riers and a Bloodhound," played a Sunday concert at the Wadsworth Theatre, up on Washington Heights, Feb. 22, and cleaned things up Uke ancient Qeorgle mutilated the now extinct "cherry" thing. It's no lie. Heck the Washington Heighten just salamed to their melodies like little George did in the woodshed trick, and now the trio has been chosen as the added attraction of the Broadway Girls, at Hurtlg & Seamon'a The- atre next week. More Doctor Bills. Carrie Lille, "the personality lass," has been adding more wealth to a certain Bronx physician's bank roll. She was taken HI and forced to cancel route and return for another spell of Illness at her new One Hundred and Fifty-sixth Street home, two weeks ago. But she's comln' around slowly now under the careful eye of her "mommer." Twenty-five Years Old. Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre will celebrate "her" twenty-fifth birthday on Thursday, March 5, and the way Manager Frank McCune Is smiling this week ouo would think he was "her" father. Bless his little heart. Joe Remington Still Bony. Joseph Remington and his company, pre- senting "The Millinery Salesman," comedy sketch, will open on the Pontages time In Winnipeg, Can., March 23. Albert and Rosella Dne. 'Albert and Rozclla are doe to be looking over He metropolis In the near future. In a few lines recently received, dated Mel- bourne, Victoria. Auk.. Jan. 20, they expect- ed to "sail for home" Feb. 7, on the T. 8. 8. Sonoma. They were playing a two weeks' return date at the New Gaiety Theatre In Melbourne, then, having worked there week of Nor. 11. They returned to South Australia after the Melbourne engagement for a re- turn date at the King's Theatre. !n Adelaide, where they were for Christmas and New Year's week. Hlnes and Fenton Split. After four years of partnership nines an<l Fenton "Stuffy and Sliver," mutually agreed to part. Botb comedians have teamed up with "straight men." Help I Dear B. K.: According to the "all figured out for you" seals of salaries appearing in l'at Casey's IlullcUn. dated Feb. HI, I should be drawing down something equal to twenty cents un bour. (Somebody's cheating.) Them Were Happy Days. 'Seeing Bert Roscnquest handling the as- sistant managerial reins down at the Four- teenth Street Theatre reminds me of when I went to skule with blm. Wo have both outgrown the lumps wo originated on one cuother's beds with Prof. Maxwell's Hlates, at least he has, for Bert is good to look upon, wile I—ah, don't laff, boys, the folks wui all out on the buty thing wen 1 blew In. But to git bak to Fourteenth Street. Bert teams to bo satisfied with his surrondlngs, for has be not got Jack Drlscoll still singing the ballards, and, by the way, Jack is set- ting thin. And then there's Harry Shea •tuning the bouse with pretty good shows •vrte few days without enybodle's help hut Harry Shea. Martin Shcan and Jimmy Flattery are featured as the "Keystone Caps" of the house, and the rest of the crew includes Leo Kenton, shelling out the stubs as treasurer; Daniel Green, chief ushering; Louis Conroy and Daniel Rice, chief and assistant plcktur operators, and LunleL P. Pinto on the door, while Dick Kcrwln Is a ducedly devah stage manager. Goc, these are Ibeppy days, too, fellers, even If we particular crltcrlng ginks aro classed In the "poor bum" bunco. Boo Slated tor Seventeen. No. Doc O'Nell Is not slated "to do" seven- teen months or years la Osstning or Muttca- wan or any such good places. It's too bad, I •now, but i well anyway I'm Just try- leg to tell you that the plump nut will bo feeding out the sniff powders at Oscar or Willie Hammersteln's theatre, up there on the corner of Forty-second and Seventh Ave* sue, during St. Patrick's Birthday week, Avllng and Lloyd Featured. Avllngr and Lloyd, those carefree come- dians, who ore compelled to work with min- ium In a pinch, are going to be featured In. a big girl act, which Is to be put nut by Jack Goldberg, of the Marcus Loew forces. ' Lillian for London. Caught LUUan (Russell) Bradley, the Hondo beauty, gathering in dates at the U. B. O. headquarters one afternoon last week. Lillian's flno soprano voice made her one of the favorites of Jurdin de Danso during her engagement there, besides carrying ber to more recent triumphs In vaudeville. She has seen booked by M. S. Bentbam for extensive European engagements, and will hi herself Londonwards via the Olympiv on May 10 ■cat. . In the meantime she would be a welcome song feature of local variety bills, lust as she was on the benefit bill for the Hebrew Inlant Asylum at Uio Casino last Sunday Bight Burke's Girls In Town. Caught Dan Burke's Wonder Girls up In Harlem last week. Jack Dempeey, a hickory ■ut comedian is featured in the present con- glomeration of song and frolic, and though there Is still a Holler girlie In the "girl" end •f it all, as when first seen here In 1010, alie is Dagmer Moller. The other live girlies surrounding Dempsey are: Ethel Stuart. Loans Sbaw, Cecil Von-Mason. Bvolyn Keam* and Catherine Brooks, all full of life and With shapely, musical-endowed limbs. One from Grayer. Grayco Connell, formerly Of Malson Jacques* "Cloak Models" act. In vaudeville, lut now filling a special dancing port with Ihe Anderson Gaiety Company's "Candy simp" through the West, says that while flaying a one-nlghter recently sho became faint, and as a relief asked one of the stage lands If the town was dry. "N-n-no. Miss, not 'zactly dry we do bov ■ shower now an' then.** Grayce later asked tho same theatrical magnate what "curtain" it was, and he wh ta- re red that ho thought it asbestos, but vouidn't chance testing It. Jim KEMEDYmdKRAJHER Maade Direction James Plnnkett «« -lllfFHtRDaiMlCIIAlR I-dbu -Direction Pat Casey Omcaao, March I.—Tho Sullivan k Oonaldlne circuit has been purchased by Marcos Loew, Adolph Zokor and Joseph M. Soheock, of New York, and Aaron Jones, of Jones, Llnlck & Schaef- fcr, of Chicago. Tho prlco runs Into tho millions of dollars, fly this purctiaso a number of the theatres have been purchased outrbjbt, The new combination will bo ablo to book vaudeville artists for almost thrvo years without Interruption. Too theatroj In Chicago In tho new arrange- meat aro: McVtckcr'a, Colonial, La Salle, Or- pheum, American. Wlllanl. Crown, HIJou Dream, two Rmprow Theatre., Lyric, Premier and Koynl. Tat Wilson Avenue Theatre was sold last month. In order to avoid mistakes and te iainra the prompt delivery of the letters advertised in this list, an envelope plainly addressed maat be aent for ench letter, and a written order for the letter, ■ tuned with the fa.I name and nddres* and the line of bnslneas followed by the aender, mast also be enclosed. Please mention the date <or num- ber) of the < i.ll'Tiil In which tho letters sent for were advertised. BURT AND MALVENE RAPID-FIRK VAUDEVILLE Innls' Eyes Dad. Wondered why Maude Ryan was unaccom- panied by "hub on Broadway ono afternoon last week, until I was pumped with the spoonful of unsatisfactory knowledge that "hub's'' eyes were in bad shape ana a rest was compulsory. Freddie's Crew' In Dancer. Freddie Becque, the coming impresario of the "movies," who runs feature picture shows In New City and Congers, N. Y., once each week, and his crew of Bob Hopper and Geo. Martllng camo near a catastrophe on tho way from the latter place night of Feb. 20, when their sleigh did a brodlc, and to or- ganization and feature picture, "Jerry's Mother-in-Law," were stuck Into the white etuff up to their Belmonts. They managed to lose no time scrambling to good breathing apace, and after lushing a telegram to Madeline, In Bay Ridge, that ho was still healthy and unharmed, Freddie and his assistants gilded on. He says bis illus- trated songs, sung by Columbia records, are setting 'cm up straight in New City and Congers. Last Week at the Fifth Avenue, Tho Meredith Sisters were on too early (No. 3) on the Fifth Avenue bill last week, but keeping tabs on the show Pearls ana Clara were ono of the pleasures of the en- tire entertainment. They made five classy changes, and besides continuing the "Hia- watha' number and special Indian set they used "Mandalny," "I've Never Been Kissed Before," "Hello, Wintertime," and a special Dutch number, all well rendered. They still have that taste for good clothes. Ted Lorraine and Hattle Burks sang and danced beautifully to a good reception. Joe Howard and charming Mabel McCane's mix- ture of sketch and song, and Miss McCane'S display of wonderful gowns, found them guilty of causing another small rumpus when They left I eat crullers like Vlollnsky Angers out that "Apache" Intermezzo on the piano (ask any one of "the girls" In Child's). Nuf sed. When Ward Johnstone tossed that half dol- lar over tho footlights for that "cafe pianist" finish of Vl's last Wednesday night I nearly dove out of as upstairs box. Vlollnsky got all that as coming and a few more bows that were.due. Gormloy and Caffery aro ono of tho best acrobatic pairs In their line, and were a great opener for the show. Tho black face Brown Brothers wcro good and funny when they danced on tho skates. "The I'lnno Movori" Is as well known as Edmond Hayes Is him- self, and Just as funny now as he and Tom Snyder always mado It In their respective roles, assisted cleverly by Marie Jansen. Herberts dogs nre up In the lead as an en- tertaining canine act, with that little loon- tho-loop terrier putting the fun to the beauty of the act. A good show, but hardly appre- ciated by the peculiar audience of Ola par- ticular evening. HarlenVa Cabarcters. Hurry your entry In for Tim Clipper's Bong writers' Contest and that tin cap, boys, to be held at the theatrical and novelty ball of the Dick Jess Association, at Burlaw! Casino, next Tuesday night, March 10. (I'm :oing to borrow an open faced Moe Levy If 'm fortunate, so have your monocle on or I won't give you a tumble.) Business at the Alamo, on One Hundred) and Twcnty-Qfth Street, continues to boom along scrumptously, with Jo-Jo and Delancy end Hattle Harlowe as regular songsters, and Irving Daah casing out "those melodies.' Henrietta Hanson was featuring "Camp Meotln' Band" and "Let By-gonea Be By- gones," besides doing a bit at the piano, up at Nlemeycra', nrhflo Bstella Sanson was romping through with "Kiss Me, I've Never Been Kissed Before," "You've Got Your Mother's Big*Bine aye*." "Mandalny" and too "'Rover" numbers In Mg fashion. Busi- ness IS BO-BO, 'Business at the College Inn appears to be most satisfactory. At least that's tho Im- pression the surroundings made on my bruised forehead last Thursday evening, Peb. 20, when wo dropped In for a peek and listen. Paul Cunningham had Just finished silvery voicing "I'm Crying Just for You" and "Dan- cing Around," and both numbers went smash- ing well. And who were slanted at a table nearby but the two Sams, Lewis and Body. (Wonder what they did with that chicken they won at the Inn, en route for Bridge- port?) Corbett Shepherd and Donovan used "Rubens Tango HuikbV Bee" end "Dandna Around" to their usual big reception, ana Elmer Fleming, chick and peppery, eased over '^Chattanooga" in good form, while Dave Foi romped through two corking good parodies on "Why Do You Hang Around" and "Got Out tuid Get Under." Mery Bruce, a pretty young singer, with abundance of soprano voice, was then an- nounced as a special surprise, and the way eho warbled "Isle D'Amour" was worth all tbe way It was received. Joe Goodwin, of Leo Feist's shop, was In, but didn't uso "Ragtime Dream 7 ' or "You Broke My Heart to lass the Time Away" for the rest of our stay: although Mae Vincent helped the sleep melody that Joe didn't with "Dreaming, '■ and Abo rrankoi, at the piano, during a fol- lowing moment's rest, tried to pick into fond recollections with a few strains of "My Little Texas Queen," and didn't know we had his number. Abe is getting to bo a notori- ous favorite with Louis Wilson and Benny Levy's patrons, while last, but not least, Artie SfebbuuT Job of overseeing the dance floor and saving many lives from dipping tticroseves to the slippery tudeifaotlng. Is envied. Marie Hns Sla-ned. Marie URlette, the dainty and dating tra- peze artist, has signed with the Ocllmar Bros.* Shows for this season. Jake Worries. Jake I.ubln Is always ready for an earful of new music about what's going on In the theatrical world in general outside of Loow's Seventh Avenue Theatre, where Jake has added heaps to> his "rep as a manager ie luxe since grabbing up tho reins there for Marcus. Joe Vogcl Is one of the best little assistant managers about the Loew circuit, too, if any fair one should inquire of you, nnd Man- ager Jake will vouch for such boost Jake protests against Ills patrons sacking their little dimes and quarters Into the cash win- dow without first warning them U a capacity house is already within. That's why he Is doing a big sharo of Locw's local business up In Harlem. Mnrnclls on S. & C, The Dancing Marnells, singers and dan- cers, nro on their sixth week of Sullivan A Allen, Mary Alrln, Agnes A'lell, Uiwo Adamson, Kthcl MM Irene biaic, Mrs. lluchai an, Lorain* LADIU8' LIST. Farrcll, Krankle Nlclson, t'eirl NEW BOOKING AGENCY. CntcAoo, III., March -.—Action Lewis hns started a vaudeville booking agency, and announces that Kuropcan methods will bo In- troduced In the new concern. The firm will »,. lu ._ vi . u . u ..u « *• known as tho Vaudeville Managers' Pro- Oonsldtno time, and after Ovo weeks moro «*ctlye Association, with offices at.104 West WflJ*"ff _ will go out for tDclr agent J. Simon, on the Washington Street. Mr. Lewis Is the general g»JJ«g. ""•,£• Interstate circuit Their new. original manager. itodco MIm R.B dance, "Corn Flakes and Orapo Nuts," Is a ____ _-____• ._ _..-_._» Berlin, Hilda great big featuro In every city. BERT COWDBEY IN CHICAGO. uutSi. — Occtl Archer Burchbeck, The Tango Jawed Beby. Hare you ever noticed tho peculiarities of the piano fellows In the local "vaudeville and picture" houses ? I doubt if any of 'cm havo it on tho clever chap who workB tho upright at Proctor's Ono Hundred and Twenty-flits, Street house. This boy can keep time with any "camp meeting band" or ballroom exponent in tbo country. Just slip blm a pack of Spearmint some time and gaze upon him, dear one, ga*o upon him. I've had neuralgia la my Jsvvs for three days after every visit to Billy Matthews' auditorium BERT COWDREY IN CHICAGO. CuiCAao, March 2.—Rort Cowdrcy, de<^ tcctlvo-scrgcant of the Chicago Poilco De- partment for a number of years, who has returned to theatrical life and Is now play- ing on the Sullivan A Conaldlno circuit, was a welcome caller at tho Western Bureau of Tin New York Cliitkh. in Chicago, Satur- day, Feb. 28, accompanied by W. J. Wei- basky, president of tho /rational Policemen's Home Journal, of Now York, and who wns for many years legal representative for n number of America's lending circuses, in- cluding Barnum & itnlley. Great Wnllaro Shows and tbo Adam Foropnugh Circus. Bmma r. Bumettc, Anna Mayme Victor nenielco, Mile. Bates, Gertrude lllnnchard Lilian llulkley Mrs. V. llurby, Jane Co Hns, JeMle Ciirleton Kle.inr Orollus, LoulM Olirk, May lton wSSVSSlfrS. i, h.,v •_ ----- Cowdrcy Is illustrating tho BortllTon system Covet* Jgjw Frank Corbctts wife Is back.fromi Boston, of identifying criminals, as Introduced In aiiford, Gens hut she says Frank may keep the buU terrier ho purchased when she went away. Myrtle and Daisy la. Myrtle and Daisy, those two clcvor looking, graceful girlies who are presenting their 5olden hucd song and piano act at Proctor's 'ltth Avenue Theatre tills week, have lost but four weeks since tbey decided they could . identifying . America by Georgo M. I'ortcotis, null Is meet- ing with marked success In vaudeville thea- tres, and has bookings leading him into the Bast. HKNHY OILBEBTSON IN CHICAGO. CnicAoo, March 2,—Henry Gllbortson, sn- get by" in a "double." So their "hubbys," pcrlnlendent of privileges with tho Sclls-Ptoto who happen to bo tdo Landry Bros., hnvo jgSS Bill Shows, was a wclcomo callor at nothlngon 'em for doing the "make good" aZSPtflUKE? 1 !& f . iSPaJass f-lek Curran la Chicago, ror tho pant lr York frtek " i Jiri'Ki in v.meuuii. rur me nm ilvo Bcn- Barkhardt Has Another. « on » no nM ■•* tho privileges with tho Tarn- u » ,v iTi . . , ., „ men-Bonllls Aggregation. Ho Is the owner Ifag BhJkhardt a t* t«Jm _in*_stosll J\ 6 «y,Mtofa «oncV In Colorado a another partner in lOmmett Gullfplle, who prei)Cnre ot a 500 BC rcs. twenty^tlireo miles SS^L'^^ t 3LJ¥SBS!^J^^Sr From Fort Morgan.. On the rtnch Gilbert Oatler, Fannie Louise Clulr. Ada Dcuslas, Rose Bwycr, Daisy De Leon, Millie Dunbar, IMlth DoVoy, Rvrtyn Paler BnUoli, Blanche Dover* LUIIau U Dover*. Mabel DeMarlo, Kami* Fuller, Mart Fallon. Susl tlullhcrt, llelene Oiu. Harriet (Irejsnmii. Sidle Olbson, Mnbel (lonlon. J«au Ull, Pilar (llrMOU, Clara Hall, ldabel Howard Anna M Hall. Lilian Hamilton. Kitty Harris, May Isiachren, Rom'Io Jnt'kaon, Mlas It ICcnnlaon, Jessie Kits, tleorgo Kohler HrnA.L. Kennedy, FU> Kennedy, Helen Kenull, (Irnco Knox, Helen Lvlsh, Mnbel Letter. Beatrice I Mine. Carol Uonnrd, Ma« l^roy. Alma Larkln, Jean l/irnlnc, Lola Louoy, Delia K Leo. KdyUM Uctean, Mrs. H. K Mayoard, Lillian McKeosle, May Harsh, Bess UcOonneU Amelia Mack, Onclo Moore, Almi Mooru, Until Dolscamn, Irene Moran, Irene terminer up at tho College Inn in Harlem, SPECIAL WIRES TO THE NEW YORK (UPPER. son has COO head of prize cattle, 00 hornos, cle. Gllbortson enjoys the unique distinc- tion ot having Introduced Individual drinking cups on tho lcmonndn stands with the Sells- Kioto Shows. It may not bo amiss to record Faulkner, itoso the fact that Joe Ucpp christened "1'ho layette, Lotus Delay MraKUdue De bajawjM Oamille KnlteL Rose Foley, Kmma Fisher, Susie Fulrchlld, Joaonbln* iriAer. nmlly White Top Banch." Wonotiau, Cora Maohatt, Louse Martin, Oitaslo Marbrl, ifli* Morrli, I/hiI«o Myers, Louisa Noble. Jessie Neville, Bests Now ton. Noil a Nlcoll. Julia Nelson, Miss J. Nr.il, OetllVlil NmUe, Mile. Nolliuan, Ite.ste O'Neill, ICv.l U'Katrell, Maruwrits I'oworp, Uauc 1'lkney, Mrs. ft a aa w ronml, Alia Oit'Sby, H«e llevseT, Co; line Itoliertf Coidi'lla itedeil, MM-Cbaa Kusaell, lluiler llaniey, Marie ltai«loltdi Marie Ityan, Millie Itobertsun VeuU Hois Kta. Thns.Vt*. s <e'e, Oertrude Sulhsnl, l.ej Mnn, Minnie Mi'tcaa, l.""'.a Starr, tbuattU tiweet, Dolly Silencer Margrcl Bt. Lcnaid, Floreiios Simon Idal'latelle Kamaiana Loral* Htcele. Uertrude Siaythe, Trlale Tripp. Anna Toblu, Mao I'bomuaon, Nellie r*. ivrty, Lillian 0 rainier Marlon a Frauci-a Tamer, Ltau I'hou.pann, Amy Von Luke. Kdllh Wlualow, Norn* Wllion, Ileleuc willlanu. Mrs. Lew Worth, vint. 't Wslawrlght, Margaret Wetsel Oharlutio War I us-, Mild re i Wining, llentiles Xoang, Virginia ATtTIIim DAVIS AT HOT 8PBISCUI. chicaqo, March 2. — Sprlrgtlme la ap- ^™"^^^^^™~^^^^^^^^^^ Alia Walt W 0IO B09LBY TO WHO. Aria,' Annl CmCAOO, III.. March 2.—Hlg Iloiloy, local Ahnan nros. proachlng and tho weather is fine in Arkan- manager / or sbnplro-Ilernsteln Muslo Com- Arn«tro,,g b.w. sas. Arthur Dcvls, who for a numbor ot rJJ__ ■ ... B hortlv be married to Fay ITunlB. TrS?** lt . l !y f • years was prominently Identified with several Sfr^.rlv with ttie JJrnadwav Glrli. v I n *„? "'Sr' it America's leadlnir tented atmrceatlona. and >nnerly wltn toe uromiway uins. Atkins, It . GHNTLEMEJCS LIST. I of Americas leading tented aggregations, nnj for the past two years bos occupied an execu- tive position In tho Btoward's department of tho Hotel La Salle. Chicago, left for 'Hot Springs to-day for a two weeks' outtng. This Is In conformance with Arthur's regu- lar habit, taking two or three weeks away every year to spend with his friend, W. G. Maurice, in the Arkansas metropolis. Pretty soft for Arthur, not only in being Identified with one ot tho world's greatest hostclrlet, but to enjoy tbo prerogative of taking a va- cntlon and spending- it every year with our dear old friend Bill Maurice Hut as Dr. Grouch says: "Them that has, gets." i s WALLACE] SACKKTT WITH II. A W. Wallace Sackett will be identified with the llugcnbeck-Wallaco Shows in 1014 as press agent back with the organisation, Mr. Sackett is a university man, and has long been identified with traveling theatrical pro- ductions. Last Fall bo was In the Hast assisting bis father, who ran on the l'ro- Srossivo ticket for the governshlp of the tate of New Jersey. Sackett Is at present connected with a Chicago dally newspaper. S I ii ADOLPU ZL'KOR, CHICAGO VISITOR. CniCAOO. 111., March 2.—Adolph Zukor, founder of the Famous Players Film Com- pany, arrived In Chicago this week. He la qusr" for future feature attraction WALTER STANFORD III VAUDKVII.I.Id. CniCAOO, III., March 2.—Walter Stanford. lato loading man of "A Trip to Washington la appearing ot tho Kcdfclo Theatre this week, with Ebtclle McMcal. In a skotch entitled "Orange Blossom Time." OUT OF TOWN HJWS Wntrrbnry, Conn—Poll's (KiuronoWilson, ■nor.) this Is Poll's Jubilvo woek (March 2-7), celsbratlng ». Z. Toll's twenty urtli anniversary as a theatrical magnate, and ulane were nude to rmtlimly ohanrvo anmo In all Mr. Toll's hoiiane, with • apoclal concert evening of M.rcb 1. at which {|!?J5 jiii, lbs Five Mnaictl Durand, Vlaiocolh lk>y<, Her- SYSJm, ™* bart llndd, Oertlo Oarllale and KwreUiearta ami !,",,-,»„ T feature Biros marto up th» bill. Far 2-1 lbs new !! or 7 ,e » J*Kr> * bill Includes: Tho Metnqwlltan Minstrels, Fnii Zobedle, Mr. anil Mrs. Wm. Moms, MayU-lle Fisher Trio, OoIoU, BtorU and La Varette. Til- ford and Lanratto Hlaters and i'olvgraph. Bill dole and Denahy, A«li and Hunw, llarry Ullbert, Cole aiidd DoMby, Ash and Kbaw, llarry Hoi- man audi company, I'll Operatic Trio. Frank Stafford end onntiuir, and special nlma. Bualueu la very good. Mauager Wilson announce* engage. moot of Annie lUisaell, In "She Sloops to Ouo- Adams, Low Anl.note, M. A Anderson, I'our Illake, Basil V. lt«Tlbold, Kdw. Dowser, S. M. Boyd A Veola ltlalolfl, Jos, III ma, llarry Belaud, Jas. Doe Oreet Plavers, Mfr, Bamea, Great llrsnnaiia, Mm. llrown k Foster llurk, Dan llarlrlinea. The lien All Bey llarnoo A lteails Ilium, (loo. llrinrn, 10. H. on his way to tbe Coast Mr. Zukor stated while West he will establish his own plant, atudlo and establishment In Southern Cali- fornia. Marcus Loew. head of the Loew cir- cuit in the Bast; Aaron Jones and Adolph Llnlck, of Jones, Llnlck & Schaefer, accom.- panted Mr. Zukor West They are financially interested In the Famous riayvre aim con- cern. « HAYMAN GODS WEST. Chicaqo, 111., March 2.—IMward Haynmri, formerly with the Western Vaudeville Mana- ger's Association, left this week for San Diego, Cal„ for a month's vacation. He was accompanied by Mrs. Ilayman. ■ S ■ !■ KOHL TO.VISIT HATA&TA. CniCAOO, HI., March 2.—Charles O. Eobl, of the Western Vaudovlllo Managers' Associa- tion, writes from Florida that tie will prob- ably leave for Havana, Cuba, the latter part of this week. Mr. Kohl is vacationing through tho South. s JONES AND LINICK IIUTI.'RM. CniCAOO, 111., March 2.—Aaron Jones and Adolph Llnlck returned last Sunday from the East. Tbey left Uio aamo afternoon for Los Angeles. Peter J. Schaefer Is left In charge. Mr. Saiaofer will remain in Oil Uoyle, Oonnle Brady, J. Hurry. Ulch. T. ■truly, Ilughie Iklkwa, A. ID. llovla A Ilarloy Itasaett, Kdw, Oralg. Billy Cummlngs, 9. Orliln, Werner Cooper. Tea** Cranflell, If. B. O nnett, Dan B. t'liape) Franklrn C-h»t0fU, 1/e.llo Connett Dan B C'urtesu, Frank OitueTt, Ham Oooovsr, Larry Callahan J. Costley, Bob Clove, K Jacouas (Harry Tarsona mar.)— The Poll Players are preaeutlnr "Tbo Italnlwn" '/-7, fur Jnhuae Week. Mr. Toll will attend In person at one of the evening performance*. Vox's (Lout* D. (larvoy, mir.l—Friday eve, Feb. 27, was "Old IIom«' r nlalit here, when His Four Crooells and Bernard and Edwards, Water- bury boys, appeared on the bill, and wot* given • ronatnk welcome by delg*tlon* of tbo II. V. U. B. and tbo Latarvl Club of this city. Wm. do- rian, of the Casting Oronells, wa« tho recipient Z'£S?' "'X« of a B P, O. ». traveling card case and a bond- }f:",rf', ., some toilet set; and Geo. Tlornaii, or tho aamo 852B"'iCa*aa troupe, was presented with a token of n«t«ct an* JiSJSf, b!*, , esteem, the presentations bolus mode by Man. J*™" ';' '•." }" ' sger Carver. A beautiful IK/ral offering, pre- i^ek jRlmlsl •rated to tie tronpe, broiuflit * speech of thanks JSui™ ii "m from "Billy" Orouan, who, on behalf of the Laurel Club, extended an iiirltalloa to Uio vaude- ville rrtlat and houso attaclKM, to lie yrosent at a retention at tho club room* afior tbo show. Needless to say alt accepted, nnd urovud thotnselves royal company. Bin 2-4: Tolly Tlcklm' I'ets, Three Hinging Boys, Brat and Tnpah. Anns Hurry, De Alma, i'erry and Hay. Raymond's posing dogs, and Alois. Tor 0-7: Clatro Vincent ami coin- I'uuy, VA. Foley, Katharine Kay. Throe Ilarrlug- tons, and Maillaon Tour. Bunlitefs Is good. Mots.— Joseph Itrrlcco, tho "Court by Girls" set, is laying off for a short vacation here after * busy season. Oasaot, Btab, AiniuDU, Colonial, Poin- pbss, Bboaowat, Oabpin, Libio and Scatna, ptetvjre* only. Collins, W. II. l>nrigan, H. M. Domay. It. Diets, lid, Demlng, Bob Dudley, ICilgar Dliworth, O. W, DeAmwnd, Jno, Edwards, IT. DelFugo llr-L..'. Drake's Dog Circus. Mir. DcrMsr, I'aul Dalllmore, Mil.—Ford's (Chas. B. Ford, cago until April, when ho will take,.a Euro* ngr.)—"Nearly Married" March 2-7, "Little Mlas pesn trip, touring the Continent by motor car. He Will return In September. » AMKRICA1T SOON TO DB FINISHED,. Cbicaao. 111., March 2.—Jones, Llnlck A Schaefer's new American Theatre, now In the course of construction by Georgo Lomax, will be completed long before scheduled time, It will be finished by May IS. A lease on this playhouse lias been taken out by Jones, Llnlck * Schaefer, beginning Aug. JL ii s IlKMICIC IK CHICAGO. Cnicaoo. ill;, March 2.—JeromeH. Berntck, bead of the Jerome H. Benuck Co., music publishers, was a Chicago visitor last week, while here Mr. Remlck stated that he was well satisfied with hi* Chlcagr offices. He Is on bit way to Colorado, tx-ljg Interested In several mines In that country, rEUASTIAH AT PALACB. Coicaoo. I1L, March 2.—"Carlos Sebastian, who had been appearing at Rector's with Beatrice Allen, "Kol- Brown" near, AciD*i« (Tunis Dean, ragr.)—Zlogfall's ties" 2-7. •'Tho Doll Otrl" rait. AtmrroaiDU.—Poll's Pl«yem present *Tb» Trav- eling Holes-man" 2-7. "Madams gharry" rest. CfiLOKUL.—"Ono Day" 2-7. "Mott and Jeff" next Holi idat (Wm. Blfo mgr.) — "A Shady la Scarlet" 2*7, "A TTntnissiiin Henri" mnt. OAiwrr (Wm. BalluT, nigr.j—(J»y New Xorksrs 2-7. Miner's Big Frollo next Ma»vlanii (Feed Sbambsrger, Bagr.)—BUI 2-71 Howard and McGsne, Puthiv sail (Iroen, Van and I'earce. Owen Mcniveney, Bd. Vinton and Doner, Ilradna and Derrick, Glare Morton, Big ORy Watt, and Welae Troupe. N*w (Oee. Bchntder, mcr.)—Bill 2-7; Harry Thriller, Harry Cutler, Brown and Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Marry Denver, and the Three Kngllab aJIris, Victoria (O. H. Ix-wda, ragr.)—Bill a-T; aia state Parr Girl*. Lotmx. I'.vor*. Wlnoom anil company, Atkinson, Koogti and Francb*, Oole and Rogers, Watson's dogs, and Norton. OWI1VO TO DELAY Iff TUB MAILS, DuPree, Lee Dorbln, Will H. DaranliT, Vred Homing, Arthur Duaklutoo, II. L Davis, Owen i>. Dalntres, Oarl Dunn, ITrank Doonor, J. Duawvtu, Jerry Dee, J. J. liny Doyle. Johnny Tliinklnon, H L. 7)o ty. Otsnees lirltaaaellt, Ilex Favle, LoalS A T.lkan, Walt. Xrwood, K. J. nmroertck, 0, J H»l». Jno, Krneraoa. Jno. Xsvosr, Fred Talkner, V. \f. Tarrler, Bob Varuura, Wilton risks. H. D. Ftox, Roy ». lahr, Burton rinwlek. ". L, rnach, Joe. W, Frauds. Harry PVran, Jas. XL Kioley, Pddls Vox, Pred D. Kreete, Billy yiea. in Lhelr latest "tango" OOOASIOffBD BY TUB SffOW STORM. Ksnshawe, A. t, dances. Is appearing, at .the Palace^ Muslo i ■■■■■a ■■ ■ in iTi !!<?»»*•*■'> Hall this week' with 'tho Misses wane Ott and Dorothy Dentlry. ■ » A. E. HBYER8 05CE BORB. Chicago, III., March 2.—A ,B. Meysra at one time one of the biggest and best bootbig ngents In Chicago, has "come back" accord- ing to tbe show that he booked at the Royal, MAIY LETTERS PSOB OKU COHRE- nilberf It. B. aPOIIDBlfTB AS WELL AS aJTIlKK "[»('. htnd. II. MATTER HAS WOT RBAGHBD VS AS WE GO TO FBBSS. . Tirxo. and Oa vini.a La Jan* wish to thank the formerly th, Sullivan A Ccmsldlne Kmnre*. f»Mp "J^S**^}"^*™'* "• -«. Theatre, at Slsty-tblrd and Cottage drove Avenue. Following Is the prlie bill: Bider La Velle Trio, Tom and Rdlth Almond. Baker and O'Neal, Duffy Nichols and company, In "Humanity;" the Telegraph Four, Leo Al- va rec •nd all the performer* and employee* for tbelr kindness to them in tbelr bereavement, following the death of their daughter, Mr*. Frank Yore, who died at her residence In Chicago, Feb. 20, iIo7*ka Dot.r.r end llarry Carroll will bo seen toicellieT In vaudeville. iiau'ai Epwaaos la booked ea the Loew time. (istes, Walt Grabsme, Ferd. Ursy, Jollan tlonsales. Adolf iloTdon A usrx Oerard, Harry flranat, IxmIs M tioodwln, Ben. rinrdon A iMarx* Ollawa, dbas. Glider*. Tl'n Ulnctartone Half Oalluk, Butt ilonlnn, ItoM. ilordva-llaya Btock Co. Clorner, Fred llbntlus, Jno, B. lluftlo, Jim. IlnTrts Bros.' Hhow* llydo. Jack Harford, Jack llayward, II. Hunt. 0. M. Huntloy, J. U Harr*. ATI. Uowlnnd. O. V, Ilaldenby, uso, Harris, Bob lllhlwt. till" Harden, Tom llolnian, IL Hughes, Clia*. Ilulchlnson, V>". Hickman, iiuy llopklrk, Obu*. Hookey, Oha*. Ilolllngshead, lljilo. Jack llanlogtun, l*rof. VI. tola's 1'oo.lle* IbblbMn, T. D Jacobaon, Jess* Jeaawn Ohauncey Jom*, Walt. Jowol A Uoldeti Johnaon L, II. Judgo, H. 0. Johnaon, O. W. Jacob*. Jack Jackson, 8 A. Johnaoii, u. 0. Jobaston, It. U Kng, Frank Klein A Yosts Ituhn, i.eo. Keno A Orren Kohler, Ja.:ic Kohler, Otto Kvrltu, Horace Kane, LeonarJ Lyon, Olaude W long. Homer lAVvrn AGrlaa L«nn, O. J. Lewis, B. B. I^nharn Broi. i«wis, j, a Lasbley, Goo. T Lambert. Steve Caps, Wra. I eMoot. Harry Lyle, Cecil U-wl* Aril* I^llCll, Jll Ij*juoii», Harry I^tnoru Iinrry li«w**y, Al. - l.aVsnlrn, Theo. l.surliuom, J. II Lnggolt. ti. 0. I*wls, Fnil 0. ijiwfordfl tsratit liowls, Uarrv logrenl*, tJini, I/omui'Io, Wm. Ixirralue, ll.iwid '.ynch. if. 19. 'jeenvnda, ilowd Lynch Jos. II. Mayestlo Trio MsosrWd, Vf. J. Murphy, lougeae Msnabach, Ixwls Melrose, Doa Monroe, Ned Matties Ward B Marhlo, Will H. MetcslrV K-.rl Mark*. Clarence IfcMaans, Joe L Myers, fcol, Madison- Corey O* Martlo, Harresto Harks. Clarance McDonald, J. II, Moore, Jno. J. Miller, Obis. Moody, llalph Moore, Fred I>. McDonald Trans McElroy, ». W, McOonnelt O. B. Ma It Iron, Albert MeSparroo's Cora. t>. Murray. .Lis. Moore. El. B. Mnrley, W, V. MriViy, Jsi. H. Matthews, G. Mn.tar, I,. II. Nelson, Fred. Norton, B. Nnvlllo ALimatas Nlms, Artliur Owen, Kverett Overton, II. R. Paul, H.irrr Towers, Kdw, A eerlvsi <>"n 4 Tlmiinter I 1 '.. L. Polly of lbs (Jlr. Tattoo, It. II. Porter, Kd. fieir. Man B Hulgg, Jno ollena, Jack lloberllv, A. lioueru. Htsaley Uoh, Chas. Bo**, Arthur Held. Johnny lion*, Newtoa Itolllns. Mr. Ili.bla.in, 'lorn Itowlos, Jl.'k llliodM, Wm, llohlnaun, Ulia*. Iloasmyii. Holly llor, Walt Itobwls, Ted Itlrbardaon, P*. Iluon*, Jacob Itaymond. v. J. Hold, Wife* A. Itookway, llalph Tierce, Italic lluaao. Joe llobyn, Wm. Hpatn, J. Ixsalts tlaaon, i'avlln Htout, Koiin'r Hsunuar*, OtsuA Hecenl. D. 0. Bktminer. Percy Bleln. J. Beay, Vrsnk Hlanffer, Ilia. Htantou Walt Halntpott, Julio Hpeck. Ourtli Bhertan A Short Souw, Geo. I. Hlehlilns, HI Hrbu.llk. Tri-I J Saraarog AHonia Hruall, Pen Utellinaii, W. G. holoniayor, O. Hmlth, Thio. Sinclair. Mowed Bhaw, J.in. K. Hmlth. T. F. Hlad. Dell . . Kattleffe, >/. I. Htovena, Bert He aright, I'. Becker, Isv Xewell, Tlma. Htewart, CAiu.O Helillllk. I'red J. Hnedcker, II. It. Hheau, BUI' Miiirali, Billy Tianpletcsi, U"t Talt.it, Art. II. Taylor Alloward Turnour, Jules Taylor, Zvlda Turenne, Itmlls Tlisycr, Ion. IVnhrooke. Jim Travllla llroi. Vandluoff, Mr. Vine, Bernard Victor, l,euu Vosel, Jno. W. Violin Ilea'Ties, B Vsn Bros, Welnnerg. Gas wrlgit, O, varaey, VI* A Welner, J. Wlsosutn, F. wiiit*. Porter J. Walt, Warren Webater, U'uar* Wals, Freu Wesvor, Xalwla Warren. Oeo. H Walck, Kira 0. Wanle. A. K. World A A Weman" Oa, Walilmann, Kd, Ward, Warren Wllllan Fred Wright. Sam "Woman Pro- noae»"Oo,Mgr. Williams A H tan ley WlllJain*, D*n Wilson, flio. Veleh, <lrr Webb. Wsit Wsdo. Harry Waterbary. H tf Wanda A Mono Woods, Roy a Ward, l|.|.ny William.. Dan Wlajoo, rrink Wlbnn, Turn L> Osinan, Billy I>, Woodail, Hilly Oakley, Frank WlMelr, II. K. Trutrnte, V, B. Wiiwn, Sam Parks, Jjn Wovpnaa. G. W Trelle, Chas THngte, Johuile Tayne. J.ll.AC.A Telktier, I'lerre Wltman. ». W. iVIIcos, B«rt Zanclgl, To*