The New York Clipper (April 1914)

APBIL 4 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 27 flalrier'* nunt Pictures—Denver. Ool., M April 4. "Smaiblng Ike Vlto Trasf'—Newark, N. T., 30- ThofapSDO'*. FriDk IT., Plclu.-w— Launeanln, III., CARNIVALS. Oreat Satton Shown—Madison HI.. 11-16. Jours, Johnny J., Shows — Columbus, Gs., 80- Aprll 4, Macon 841. loos, J. Q(o., ErntMlHon Oo — Pltlslurg, Tix, SO-April 4, Mt Pleasant U 11. rumaay's Empire Show (Earl H. Ramsay, mgr.) —Sutherland, Neb., 1, tlershey 2-4, Lewellen 0-8. v Shenler Gresfer Show*—Tuscaloosa, Ala., 80- Aprll 4, Alabama City 0-11. Southern Atnnse. Co.—BalUnger. Tex., 80-Aprll 4. tjmlth Broa.' Greater Shows—Augusta, Oa., 80- AprH * cmccs. Barnora ft Bailey—Mad. Sq. Garden, New fork, 80Aprll 2B. Er-chman's. J. H.—Blackrllle, 8. O., 1, Denmark 3. Wlllurton 8, Langley 4, Grants lite 5, 0. Johnston T, Leeevlllc 8. Sells-Floto Shows—Tucson, Aria., I, Phoenix 2, Ynm'a 8, Redlasda, Cal., 4, San Diego 0, Santa Ad* 7, BlTeralde 8, Pomona 9, Long Beach 10, Pasadena 11. Sparks Broa." Show—Concord, N. O., 11, Char- lotte 13, Salisbury 14. MISCELLANEOUS. Rlcton Big Show—Cincinnati, Indefinite. Kono, Edward—Bosavllle, Ind., 2, Vlncennes 0, Princeton 8. Wilgnt's, a A., Dog Show—PittsQcld, Vt., April 14. ADDITIONAL ROUTES IN SUPPLE- MENTARY LIST. LISTS!)-HERE IS A GENUINE OPPORTUN- ITY. The best bar In vaudeville. 3 real up-to-date parodies and a corking good new monologue (a complete act) all for $2. »l with order and bal- ance when Btnn* is received and goes over to vonr satisfaction. GEO. W. MOORE (The Fan Builder), 156 E. Ontario 8t, Chicago, 111. NOVELTY Vaudeville Act, Magic, Illusion, Cartoon Sketching;. No skill necessary. Enclose stamp. AL. H. HAFFNER. 208 New St., PhUa. MUBIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED for any instrument, or number of Instruments, Songs, Words and Music, Sketches,etc. Send stamp. QHAS. L. LEWIS, 429 Bicamond St., Cincinnati O . FIVE HUNDRED HALF SHEETS Black on Yellow, from type axing your own copy for $4,50 .-Smnoiri If Red or Blot« t «n White, 90.00 ALL OTHER WfiATKiOAI. PRINTING AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES 500 One Sheets Black on Yellow $7.00 Union Label used. Send for Price List The Gazette Show Printing Company MATTOON, ILLINOIS For THE GRAHAM STOCK CO. Rep. People In All Lines Man for Juveniles and Leads, Man for Characters, Ingenue, Souhrette, Character Woman, Piano Player to doable stage. Preference given specialty people. State lowest Summer salary and all In first letter. Address PRANK N. GRAHAM, Unadllla, N. Y. 09 ft., completely fur- nished; kitchen, o-hoic range, Ice box, uten- —___. ..._ _.... Bile, 3 Blate rooms, is doable berths.hccommodates forty, lias c-wheel trucks, steel tires. Llfo ot wheels. 10,000 miles, Guaranteed passing Inspection Interstate Com- merce Commission Safety Appliance Dep't.. and M. O, B. Rnles. Car stored 15 miles from New York, Unfurnished, |;so weekly; furnished, $40; bond, taxi for returning car. write for full particulars 1 KIIAU8K, OOO Ninth Ave., New York. Ten For Sketches, Scenarios ni and Short Stories. Mostly Comedy and PlATC Farce. Orlgnal. By successful wrlier, r IV13 Each states title, theme, characters', settings and synopsis of action. Not »JE — a correspondence course. Book, Ten XaJC. I'lotsiseut on receipt or 26 cents (no DRV aTDUUT 1 " lock hox sot. fflHI rnilatBlTf MOB ILE, ALABAMA. WANTED FOR SWEET'S TENT SHOW Actors and Musicians only THE BEST. Open about May 1. Give all particulars first lettter. Address GEO. D. SWEET 886 So. Francisco Ave., Chicago, III . AT LIBERTY AICELLOIST A. F.ofll. Excellent references. Theatre, Hotel or Resort. W. BCHULTZE, Care of Mason School of Mnalc, Charleston, W.Va . AT Ull PAULINE Characters, Heavies, Gen. Bus., Singing spec Ht.6-3. Wt.160. Good Studies Tickets, Yes J. w. Characters. Comedy Ht. 6-8. Wt.200. Reliable, Experienced Responsible Managers ..v... address with offer J. V. SIGHTS, IT N. 8th St., Minneapolis, Minn. ATTRACTIONS AT THE NEW TOIIK THEATRES. HITTlSflN """St, E. of B'way. Eves. 8.15. n U UOUH Matinees Wed. and Sat,. 2.16. MAR6ARET ANGLIN "lady WMeniere's Fan" By OSCAR WILDE. With Margery Maude, Arthur Byron, others. IN T IRFRTV 4M st - w «« of B'way. Eves., KLAW k EllLAJiQER. Managers HENRY W. SAVAGE OFFERS The Hungarian Operetta 8e ligation I*, I "Musical Delight of the Season. "-Eve. World C ATFTV BROADWAY A 48th ST.. Eves. 8.10 VAlEl I Mata . Wed . and sjt. 2 . M . KLAW * ERLANGER, Managers HENRY W. SAVAGE OFFERS A Comedy of Atmosphere and Action ALONG CAME RUTH Uolman bay's "Down East" Play ot Romance and Laughter. GE0.M. COHAN'S "WW* - Jrnnt. KLAW * ERLANGER Managers Eves., 8.14._Hatlneei, Wed. and Sat. 1.16, A.H.WOODS OFFERS More laughs In one act than In all the combined comedies in N. Y. Potash' & Pettier PflDT TUCITDC tsthSt,, Just E. of B'way. vUnl intAltlt Telephone Bryant 44. Direction ot John Oort. Eves. 8.20. Mats. Wed and Sat. 2.90 OLIVER MOKOSOO PRESENTS LAURETTE TAYLOR In the Comedy of Yonth, PKO O' MY 1IK AIIT. By J. HARTLEY MANNERS. A QTO P wtn 8t ' a,lu B'way. Phone 287 Bryant. *"* "n Eves. 8.20. Mats. Wed. and Sat. 2.20. COHAN A HARRIS PRESENT GEO. M. COHAN'S MYSTERY FAROE 10 Founded on Earl-Derr Blgger'a famous novel. I AlallJiB 17 ■*■ ST.. W. of B'way. Eves., LVliUAUliE 8.20. Mats., Wed. k Sat., 2.30. A Pair of Sixes A new Farce, by Edward Peple, author of "The Prince Chan" and "The Littlest Rebel," with Ann Murdock, little Hamilton, George Parsons, Ivy Troutman. SEW AMSTERDAM! 142nd St. nr. B'way, Eves. 8.15. Mats. Wed. k Sat. 2.16. KLAW ft ERLANGER Managers HENK oFF r Eit VA0E HAIDS OF ATHENS A new Operatta by Victor Leon * Franz Lehar, creators of "The Merry Widow," English Boot and Lyrics by Carolyn Wells. - ■ i «ipr Charles CI fl W B'way-jeSt. Dllllnghama "LUDr. Eve8 , 8t s/x Mats., Wed. k Sat. at 2.20 THOMAS W. RYLEY'S Queen of the Movies A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY. B. P. KEITH'S COLONIAL $Sft&tf& ALL STAR ACTS Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven, In an exquisite new act; Pat Rooney k Marlon Bent, A. Baldwin Sloan k Grace Field, Uermlne Sbone k Co., Little Billy, Win- ona Winter, Dainty Singing Artist; I'ederson Bros., Isblkawa Japs, Kra- mer k Morton, El Ray Slaters. UinillC 42d ST. W. OF BROADWAY H A H KIA Evenings at 8.26. ■■■•■■■■■W Maw. Thure. and Sat. J.20. A NEW FARCIAL COMEDY BY GUY BOLTON THE RULE OF 3 With an Unusually Strong Cast. ACMMY OF MUSIC STOCK »£*. WILLIAM FOX PHESENT8 The Governor's Lady TWICE PAILY-PH1CE8, 10-80-30 DillTAM*oib b*-f w > ot B'way. Phone 700Bryant. fULI Va Eves.,8.80; Mats.. Wed. and Sat 2.20. Estate of Henry B. Harris, Manager. WILLIAM HARRIS, JR, PRESENTS THE MISLEADING LADY "Fnnnleat Play In Town."-Press. DATA PP BROADWAY k 47th ST. Manage rAliAvEi ment ot Mr. Frank Thompson. The World's Most Beaattfnl Playhouse. Smoking Permitted In Balcony. THE NEW PRICKS. Dally Matinees: 26c, 60c. and Beat Seats 76o. Evenings: 2Sc., Mo., 76o. and entire lower floor (l. Finest In the World. 10—ALL STAR ACTS—10 PTTfMflP W. 4Sd STREET. ET|S. 8.1B. EllilinUA Mats. Wed. and Sat. 2.16. A. H. WOODS PRESENTS THE YELLOW TICKET Remarkable all star cast with John Mason, John Barrymore, Florence Reed, Emmett Corrlgan, Julian L'Estrange, Macey Uatlam, Elaine lnea- oort and others. JD1M1JA.B^V Uata.,Thar». A8aU,t.H DAVID BELABOO PRESENTS FRANCES STARR In Heart BeraaCeln'a Plavy THE SECRET WAIT AHT'C Broadway k 80thSt. EvM.t.20 W ALLALIi a Mala., Wed. * Bat. ISO LAST FOUR WEEKS CYRIL MAUDE (THE LIEBLBR CO., Manager!) GRUMPY UIVTPI' OlUliVM Broadway and 60th SL nLHBli UAIaVAII 'Phone, 0240 Columbus. Evenings at 8.00 Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday I WHIRL Of I WORLD MAXWB ELLIOTTS ?no a ne%^a r n ? ,W4y Evgs. 8:00. Mats. Wednesday k Saturday 2:80 A Drama of the Present by JACK LAIT HELP WANTED I VDTr «d St, W. of B'way. Phone 8210 Bryant Ai IIUV F.vgs. at 8.16. Mat. Wed. k Sat. 2.16 QUY BATES POST In OMAR THE TENT- UlflAll MAKER THEATRE UTH ST. W. of B'way. Evga. 8.16. Phone eioo Bryant, atlnces Thurs. k Sat. 2.18. BOOTr PANTHEA Drama In * Acta By MONCKTON HOFFE 41st St., East ot B'way. Phone 6194 Bryant. Evenings 8.16, COMEDY Matinees Tuesday and Saturday 2.16, KITTY MACKAY The Comedy Success of the Season By CATHERINE OHISHOLM CCSHINO. QQrVi QTDP17T THEATRE,near B'way. OH III OlilLCil Phone 413 Bryant. Evga. 8.20. Mats. Wed. k Sat. 2.20 THE NEW AMERICAN OOMEDY TOO MANY COOKS By (and With) FRANK ORAVEN P A ^IWfi Broadway 4 89tb Street. Phono VAOinU Qreeley 8848. Evenings 8.16. Matinees Wednesday k Saturday, 2.16. HIGH JINKS With Stella Mayhew & Tom Lewis 44fh Street Theatre * ■■■■ r.EW WIRI.nH. Pmnrl«t/ir 44th St. W. of B'way. Evenings, 8.oo LEW FIELDS, Proprietor. Phone 7202 Brya Matinees, Wed. k Sat., 2.00 THE HDNIGHT GIBL WtlbQEOROE MAOFARLAME. CHITni7PTT'l F:A THI-:,«thSt.,W.ofB'wav OHUDfin 1 i-iionc 8130 Bryant. Evgs. 8,16. 3 Unto fed., Frl. I Wed. and Best * I rn ifldlS and Sat | Frl. Mais, Seat»)|,0U EVES. AND SAT. MAT. 60c, TO S2.00 NAM GABY BERNARD - DESLfYg In the Musical Comedy THE BELLS. OF BOND STREET MURRAY HILL THEATRE Lexington Ave. nnd 4ad St.. R. Y. This IVeek, "BROADWAY GIRLS" COLUMBIA THEATRE BROADWAY, 47th STREET, H. Y. Thla Week, "Columbia Burlesquers" OUT OF TOWN NEWS VAUDEVILLE AUTHOR Not a writer for a day, but tried and trno. Tell me what you can and will pay for, sure fire,exclusive material, or write for terms. Two big acts and a monologue for $1; cash or money order. M. J. BDCKWIIEET, Huntington, Mass. WllTarll FOR I'D YARD'S ORIGINAL njUllulF NASHVILLE STUDENTS Colored Performors, Bass Singer, 6 Lady Singers and Dancers, Comedian to work ex- treme end. Sketch Team with a real sketch. State lowest Spring and Summer salary. 1 pay board nnd transportation. No tickets unless I know you. Salary sure every week. W. 3. LB YARD. Hardwlck, Vt., for 10 days. WANT DIRECTOR With Short Cast Scripts. Men for Leads, Heavies. Comedian, Sonbrette and Woman for General Business. Repertoire; Spring and Summer sea- son: 8 night Blands. Join on receipt of wire; tell all Drat letter. People with Specialties given pref- erence. State lowest, DAVID R. BUFF1NT0N, Fawtucaet, R. I. At Liberty, 6eo. Warren, Characters and Strong Baritone In Band. MRS. MAMIE WARREN, strong character woman. Absolute sobriety; good dressers on and off. Add. GEO. WARREN, Clay City, Ills AT LIBERTY Company closed without warning. ARTHUR Iu VON DECK, Pianist, capable,nobcr,reliable. Write or wire, BRADFORD, PA., Zook Block. Atlanta, On.—AUinta (Homer George, mgr.) Zlegfeld's "Folllea" March. 25, 20, "Allele" April Fobbcth (H. L. Oardou, mux.)—BUI March 30-Aprll 4: Stuart Barnes, Cbaa. Howard, Jlm- mlo Barry. Van and Schcnck, and "The rtyatem," with Taylor OtasvUle sod Laura Pierpont and company. Buou <H. L. De Give, mgr.)—"The Olrl of tbe Eagle Ranch." March 23-28, to good honscs. "Northern Lights" SO and week, br Eddie Black Stock Company, making their eighty-sixth week here. Ooluubu (Jan. Jones, rogr.l—Oeo. W. Milton la producing manager here. "A Pair of Jacks" 23-28, ilrow good honaee. "Tbe Irish Million- aire" week ot SO, otter naa.bera being: Aldrlcb and Olbba, Mildred Kelly, and Parisian Model SUtuee. Oeand (H. L. De Give, mgr.) la dark. IIONiTi (Gen. Campbell, mgr.) —Motion pic- tures and the (laj Sisters 30 and week. Ltrio (H. L. Oardoza, mgr.) la dark week ot 30. Dublin, Ga.—Bertha (Harry P. Blags, mgr|) Tom Morris Musical Comedy Co. March 30 and CnrsTU. I'.iuci (Barry P. Dlggs, mgr.)— Fea- ture Dims only. Grand Rap>lila, Mich.—Powers' (Harry O. fiommers k Co,, ogrs.) the Irish Plarera, March 20. drew moderately. Geo. Arllss. In "•Dliraell," 2T, 28; Montgomery and Stone 31, April 1, Me- Intyre and Heath 24-20. Uajxstio (Orln Stair, mgr.)—Mary Bervoas Co., In 'Nobody's Widow," week ot 22, played to capacity bouses. The company presents "Our Wives" week ef 29. CoLmuia.—Bill week ot f.0: Cantwell and Har- ris, Milt Colli™, Mary Elliabttb, tbe Brans, Mason and Murray, W. B. St. lames and com- pany, and Prerost and Brows. Jackson, Mich.—lAthenaram (H. J. Porter, mgr.) Earle Stoea Co.,week of Mann IS, Old well Ethel Barrymore, In "Tante," 24. pleased. Nancy Coyer Co. week ot 29, "The Red Widow" April 0, Arthur Chaltcrton Co. 12, for two weeks Buoo (Frank J. Lampman, mar.)—Bill 22-25 lnclmted: Man Bros.' Co., In "Mr. Oreen'a Re- ception." For 20-28; Nola and her colUes. Relit Broa. and Murray, Menlo Moore's act, Norwood and Hall, and Dalto Frees and company. For 20- Aprll i, "Tbe Tronbli Makers." Bill 2-4: Browa and Jackson, Venlta Gould, "When Women Rule," Adams sad Oubl, and the Dorians. Kalamaioo, Mlcli.—Fuller (Cedrle F. Lawrence, mtr.) George Arllw, In "Disraeli," March 80; "Traffic In Soula" 81-Aprll 4, Nancy Boyer week ot 18. Ma/kstio (Will Marshall, mgr.)—BUI March 30-Aprll 1: Schreck and Perclval, Marcou, Brown and Jackson, and "Bower of Melody." For 2-4: Sllber and North, Abbott and Abbott, "Tbe New Leader," aid Majestlescope. O0I4NUL, Elits. Niw, Ltsio and Oirniou, motion pictures only. Milwaukee, Wla. — Dtrldson (Sherman Brown, mgr.) Rose Stabl. In "Maggie Pepper," la tbe attraction week of March 20. Mijasno (J. A. Hlgler, mgr.)—BUI week of 30: Jack Norwortb, Bert Levy, Joho F. Oonroy and bla Models, Cole and Denaby, Alfred Bergen, Mailer and Stanley, Nonette, and Bprague and McNeece. FtssT (Ludwlg KreUa, mgr.)—The German Stock Co. presented "Die Verootene Brunt" 80. SnoBsn (0. A Newton, mgr.)—The Hbubert Slock Oo. present "Man and Superman" week of 30. "Tbe Deep Purple" next. Oatbtt (J. W. Whitehead, mgr.)—Rosebud Girls week of 29. Folllea of the Day next. CsTBTat. (Win. Gray, mgr.)—Bill week of 30: Dr. Pauline, Marlon Slunson, Segal and Matthews, and Tlnkham and company, Kmi-behs iWdi. Rayor, mgr.)—Bill week of 20: Tom Nawn and company, Two Georges, Neff and Starr, Brown, Emmet and Cbaae, and Onalp. Ban Claire, Wl«.—Ornnd (O. D. Moon, mgr.) "That Printer of Udell'*" March 22. to sood bailoest. Tabloid musical comedies btglnnlni 20. oni'iimiu, Lvaic, Uwiciua, net and Stab, fea- ture dims to splendid business, Charlotte, N. O.—Academy (John L. Crovo, mgr.) Zleffeld'a "Follies" March 31. "The Row Maid" April 4. Stock company for 8nrnmer. Pixomokt (Ed. Q. Oldley, mgr.)—"All Girl" vaudeville bill week of March 30 Includes: Tbe Kl Rey Suiter*. Allle White. Vlrlan Murray anil Grace St Claire, Three O'Neill Slaters, Mile. Paula, Lydla and Clara Knott, Mabel Fllxgcrald, and Roawll and Church. Casino (Tate Powell, mgr.) — Vaodnlll* and tabloid plays. B. F. KEITH'8 CIRCUIT or THEATRES B. r, ALBKK, Qeaerstl Eaanger THE ORPHBUM CIRCUIT Oaf THBATRE8 MARTIN BECK, - General Manas;*! United Booking Offices of America (Agency) ARTISTS and Acts of Every Description Suitable for Vaudeville Can Obtain Desirable Engage- ments In these Offices, You Can Book Direct by Addressing 8. K. Hodgdon, Booking Manager of the United, and F. w. Vincent, Booking Manager of the Orpheum Circuit. offices: 6. F. KEITH'S Palace Theatre Building, - • New fork City jaaHa-r 1 ■iir>ltoK^lirs,fc3»3Lr>.T , 'AC i fT:Nc [HE ONLY WOT AFFILIATED, AIRS, CLUBS,PARKS *HONE 6446 ORCCUKV FANOUS CLEVELAND CIRCUIT SERVICE 'KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE! BUILDING 1402 BROADrYAY. M.YCITY7 PLAYING THE BUT IN VAUDE VIXJLX SULLIVAN and CONSIDINE CIRCUIT OBJfEHAL BVMNBSI OFFICE I iulllTam and Conaldlne Bids., Third and Maid I ion 81 ■„ IBATTLH, WAHB, FRID. IXHOOUf, m G*d. Mar. GENERAL BOOKING OFFICE ( ld05Braadw»r(Hetd«lbersBl«E.).]f.'f, CHRIS O. BROWN, - - M*t. BBAHCI1 BOOKINU OFVIOBSi PAUL GOUDKON, a North Olark St., cor. Madison, Ontoago HI.; sUDKIOB t. BURNS, Sd and Madison SU., Seattle. Wash.; W. P. KKE8E, SAB Market St., Baa Francisco, Oal.; B. OBBBMAYBR, Broadmead House, II Panton St., London, 8. W., England PARAGON BOOKING AGENCY » m ™!™ w Want to hear from all acta, largo or small. Writs, wlr* or phoat, W. II. WOLFFS, Manager. NO LONGER CONNECTED WITH ANY OTBNB AGENCY. A Leader WHO CAN ARRANOR. How many times have you road an "ad." like thlaf Can YOU arrange! If so, tbls win not Interest you, but If not, send two-cent stamp for trial lesson. Thr„ trial lessons frao. If not then convinced you'll succeed, you owe as nothing. TAVOIIT BY MAIL SUCCESSFULLY, PUACTICALLY, UAPIDLY Ton mast know the rudiments of music and moan IiuhIiichs, otherwlao don't wrllo. WILCOX SCHOOL OP COMPOSITION, C. W. WILCOX, Dlrtetoi Box C, MAS Firth Ave. ..... new YOHK CITY. PRODUCER AND 80UBRETTE REAL TABLOID MUSICAL COMEDIES JOINT STOCK ONLY Or Will Kurnlah Company U I'conlo, costumes, «T«. RalaryurTliianmtoo. Now In Till week. Stock close t« New York. New In tno Bast. ItellaMe ntuimirer only. AdilresH PRODUCER. utl) Nowliin Ave,, <!amilon, N. J. WANTED, FOR PERMANENT STOCK (Two bllh a week) In city of 30,000; modern thoatre. PEOPLE IN ALL LINKM, muat have good Btadlcs and wardrobe All Hummer's work. Ilcst of treatment. Salary alisoiutoly sure, and must 1>u low. Join at once. Stalo all particulars. Adttrewt AL. GUULD, llowland Theatrit, Ponllar, Mich. X TVANT TWO "RAG" SINGERS Vo work In (horn, of my Travis Company and load number*. Hunt, lie good lookers, aliont 5 ft, a In. and wcIkIi about 120 to 1116. Work la permanent; salary suru every Monday. Write, telling all, age, »Ue, weight and ncihI jihoiim. which I will return. Hut don't write unless yon ctn put tne songs over. Address OKIHIU, 407 Main Htrvol, Ilouslon, Tex. Wanted for Williams Stock Co. Supporting MARIE DeGAFFERELLY Actors and Musicians for full Hand and Orchestra. No. 1 Character nnd Heavy Man, doubling Hand- Drummer, with tram*. V. k <>. Pianist, doubling Hrnss. A No, 1 Cornet Loader. II. A O. and other Musicians tbat double H. A O., HUiue or Hncclaltlcs. A No. 1 Comedian, with strong Hiirclalty. Char- acter and Business Woman. Indefinite engagement to good willing people. Hillary iiiiihi bo reasounblo as you get It. Must lie sober and reliable. Kull pari IciilaiM first letter. Hhow nnrni May Mk, Marlon, V. 0. Under canvas. Address WILLIAMS CORIHUY ft)., Marlon, N. C. UNDER CANVAS YOUNG) COMEDIAN with Specialty; (looil PIANIHT. Other I'lrst-idass Dramatic I'eonlo wrllo quick. BALAlir POHITIVKI.Y HI.'ltK. ItEIIEAUMK AP1III. 'M. Address HKI.AWAHK, OHIO AT LIBERTY Prefer Stock or One Pleoe "Play Anything Cast For Bui Leans" Height6 ft,, 9 In. Weight 1X> lbs. Have untitnher of Hliort Vast Hot Ipls. 4-3. Can put thorn on, and make them go. None but A.l Managers need to write. Address JAMES NEWTON, Uin, Del., New Alhany, Ind. JAMES NEWTON "IN THE MELLOW DAYS OF AUTUMN" A song that will livo In the hearlsnf all who slug It. Iloaullfiil wordsand beautiful music Wrlllen by the author of many ballad successes. This song will lie the greatest encore gutter you ever hail, Hend late program for copy. 1IAHMUOK NUH1C COMPANY, Nan lllego, Cal. LAUGH? THEY'LL YELL! When yon poll Mary's latest parodies on: "Curse Aching Heart," "Ust Night Knd of World,' Night 1/ong" and "On Mississippi." Last 12 for Hebrew. 10c. each, 8 for 26c, or whole 24 tug Parody Riot*, ft Jo. And another sure-fire laughter ana applause winner Is: "luxio Lou." A Hope Fiend BoneKace Recitation. Rujm 3 minutes, price2fio. Other muterlal. Catalog and testimonials free. MMM. MAttY E. P. TIIAYElt, illUO Broad St., Providence, 11.1. Bottom, Axosav, Ottowat, raiNccss and Tiuaio, pictures only, Norra.—Jack UcOec's Quartette, all locil tm/s, made thtlr flmt oppearsso* st the l'lwl:nont Tin- ntrr starch 20, and packed the house. Th»y maile a decided hit Anun Q. Nlllaon w»« ma In tbe Kslem festtire. "TOe Perils of the WLlut Light*,'* at the Prlsceas, 28. LynollbnraT, Va.—Trenton (J. D. Trent, mgr.) bill week of March 2:i Included: Bisk* Hlslera, McAvoy snd llrooks, Bsriira and Helens, Muiicsl Coattsi), Ituli/ Montour, Hose asd Eddy, (lolilen snd Ungues, Harvey sad company, ami motion pictures. MuBHTiii, (lirrrr and BlLfaona, motion pie- tarn only.