The New York Clipper (April 1914)

Apbil 11 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 9 NEXT WEEK'S BILLS. IT. B. O. TIME. April 13-1H. ATLANTA, OA,—h'ORSiTHE: Stuart Borne*— Prcllo's Dogs—Harry De Ooe—Valerie Sisters Mr. 4 Mrs. Jlmaile Barry—Louie Simon A Co. BOSTON—KBIT ITS: Alexander Braa.—Hen Una —Bear; & Francis—Merrill & Olio—-Mile. Dailo—'O'Urleii, Harp! A Oo.—Werner-Amorae Troupe. IALT1MORB—MAIIYT.AND: Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Darrow—Ward A Ouileu—Kyon & Lee- Flanagan A Edward*—Anna Held—Klrk- eraltb Slaters—Louisa Galloway A Co.—'Lane A O'Doanell. BDWALO—SHEA'S: Watson A Santos—Lyons A Yosco—Edwarda 1 "Kid Kttiret"—Albert Perry A Co.—Melville ft Hlgglus—Cbai. Abeam Oft. SBOOKLYN — BTJHHWIOK: Harris A Allen— Cadets Ds (Jnseolgue—Tlie Drada—Pederaon ■Bros.—Lorraine A Dudley—J>ertha Kalian-— , Chester Kingston. BROOKLYN-* OBPtTBUM: Sawyer A Jarrot— . Klutlrutj's Animals — Ishakawa, Japs— Mrs. Gene Hughes ft Co.—Mercedes — Morion It Qlaan—3sm A Kit ty Morton—Clara Morton. Or.BVRT.ANT>—KEITH'S: Swor A Mack — Bert Errol—Frank ICeenan & Oo.—Ethel Mao Bar- ker— M Wonuin Proposes"—Hurslcy Troupe — Clark A Vcrdl—Tryon's Doss. OTNOTrfWATI—KntTHTS: "Motoring"—De Vol© i Trio—Oabaitt Trio—"Pnrple Lady"—Cross ft Josephine—Win. Kaversbnm A Co. — Johnny Johnston. COLUMIirjS—KRITTTS: Four Knsrocs — Dolsy . Leony—Vsn Cleve, Denton A Pete;—Byal A Early—'Torek Parly." DETROIT—TEMPLE: Hoey A Leo—Gordon. A Rica—Carl McOullougu—Blckel A Watson— Will Oakland ft Co Sully Family—Fannls Drloe. ERIE, PA.—COLONIAL: Marie & Billy Hart— lmbof, Cono A Coreeue—Three Bohemians. BRAND RAPIDS, MIOH.—COLTJMMA: Alex. Irrlne A Co.—Walter J a roes—Oafish. HAMILTON, CAN TEMPLE: Nipper I.uplno A l.ane—Kirk A Fogarty—a'rlnce Flora—Twe Tom Boys—Three Alex. HARTFORD, CONN.—POLI'S! loleeu Sisters— Gliding O'Mc-irns—Ed. Morion—Heath A MUtershlp—Julia Curtis—Loro ft Payne. HABRISBTJRO. PA.—OUPHKUM: Raymond A Bain—James It. MdOonu A Co.—Wilson Bros.—"Trained Nurses." INDIANAPOLIS—JCEITTI'S: BrrrkliariU A White Three Types—Frolrlka, Slenions A Co.—Three Melvlr.a—Meredith ft Snoozer—Henry Lewta —"Green Beetle." rniLADELPHIA.—WU. FBNN: Avon Corned/ Four. tOUISVILLE—KEITH'S: Martin A Fabrtnl— Leona Stephens—Jos. Jefferson A Co.—Lew Hawkins—Empire Comedy Four—Leo Zarrell Trio—Leon A Oo. MONTREAL, CAN.—ORPHEOM: Burnhnm A Ir- win—Bison City Four—Sutton. Mclntyre ft Sutton—McCormtck A Wnllncc—Homer Miles ft Co.—Winner McKay—Mosart. *0BFOLK, VA.—'COLONIAL: Howorl A Ratlltt —Hugh Lloyd—Leipzig—Hlckmau Bros, ft Co.—Ohaja, Orapewln ft Oo. st. Y. CITY—COLONIAL: Josephine Dunfee— Black ft White—Von ft Scacnck—Fred Dupree —'VtTulo Kaufman. *. Y. CITY—BRONX: FtOBlnl—Too Welch- Bessie A riarrlett Reinpcl—Bert Melrose— Cecelia Wright — McWntters A Tyron—Or- ford's Elephants—Ellnore A Williams. A. Y. CITY—IIAMMEBSTEINTS: Ed. Hayes ft Co.—Flaher ft Oreeu—Fox A Dolly—Four Entertainers —Milt Collins — Kathleen Clif- ford—Sophie Tucker—B. M. H. Oorwln— Jones A Sylvester—Clark & Hamilton—Wi- nona Winter—Grace Van Btuddlford—Lam- bert A Ball—dJert Melrose. H. Y. CITY—ALn.VMBRA: Pauline Moran—G. Hoffmann—Jack Kennedy & Co.—Banldioff A Olrlle—DarrcU A Conway—Ohrls. Richards. OTTAWA CAN DOMINION! Richmond A Mnnn —Rube Dickinson — Tho Hoasmans— Ethel Green—Wlllnrrt A Bond— (llrurd A West— Cbas. Thomson—Bertha Crclghton A Co, rmLADELTHTA—KEITH'S: Clnude Golden — Virginia llarncd A Co.—Armstrong A Clark— Du For Boys—Krhmcr A Morton—Florence Tempest A Co.—Duffy ft Loreni. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.—ORPnFDM: Wllto * Hassan—silvers—J. W. Kcauo ft Oo. PITTSnuilOH—GRAND 0. B.I Joe A Lew Q»l>er—I.lnne Carrera ft Co.—Nina Payne— ProTost ft Brown—Bd. Wyun A Co. RICHMOND. TA.—f.YRIO: B<* Dally ft Co.— Raymond ft Cnrerly—Austin. Webb ft Co.— Will Kemp—Chip ft Marble—Gray Trio— Buckley's) Animals—Ball ft Weat. lOOHESTBR. N. T.—TBMPLR: Chief Cnupoll- can—Two Johueyis—Lockett A Vahlron— Gould A Aehlyn—Claudtna A Scarlet—Sawyer ft Colebrook—Alice Lloyd. SPRINGFIELD MASS.—POLI'S: nrams A Mcln- tyre—John and Winnie Heunlnga—The Qlockers—Alf. Holt—Sam Bernard Jr., A Co. —pnvles Family—Stepp, Goodrich A- King— ^^Derkln's Animals—Cat Orandall—Mabel Bern. ♦JOBANTON, PA POLI'S: Burns ft Fulton—la- med—Black Bros.—Bowman Bros.—Os Ko Hon. ■TRA0TJ8E. N. T.—GRAND: Dupree A Dupree— Hopkins, AxteB Co.—Frank r:;orldau A Ota. —Fred V. Bowers A Oo.—tiucrrj A Carmen —Jack Gardner. TOLEDO—KEITH'S: Five Idanlnt—Frank Mayns A Co.—duller A Vincent—Travllla Bros. A Seal—Lydcll, Rogers) ft Lydell—Lydla Baxty. TORONTO. CAN.—flHEA'8: Roach A McCnrdy— Bkatlug Dear—McKay A Ardlne—Madden A FltriiatTlck—Olilng; Llmj l\>o—Bud Fisher— Paulino Welch. CTlOA, N. Y.—SHtJBERT: "Scenes From Grsnd Op«» —'Andy Rice—Brooks A Bowcn—MUe. Martha Trl»—ReUncr & Gores. WASHINGTON—KEITTrS: Keno A Oreen—Big City Four—Chester Kingston—Bobble Gor- done—Oonsnl ft Betty—Trlxle Frlganssu CniCAgo—EMPRESS: Great Ctardner—Newport ft » Irk—Oxford Trio— "The Oetsrway"—Flraj Violin Beauties. DENVF,R_ I .; wl . aB SS: Burke A McDonald—Karl Glrdelle.- A Dogs—Jessica Troupe—Cbas. B. Lawlor A Daughters—Bert Leslie ft Co.— Bleb ft Least*. FT. WAYNE. IND.—EMPRESS: Armstrong A Manley—Kitty Flynn—Majestic Musical Four —Bonaire A Prerost. INDIANAPOLIS—LYRIC: Sam Cook—Byron A ~. ..Langdon—Oarana Duo—Jw Cook. KANSAS CITY, MO.—HMPBJ3SS: Adas Family- American Comedy Four-^Tobn B. Gordon ft Ox—Ladella Ooanhjaes—Nestor ft Drlbers;. LOS ANGELES. OAL.—EMPRESS: Edith ffllf- rord—Joe Fenton ft Oo.—Kara—Klernan Walters ft Klernan—Mick ft Atkinson— Stalne's ClrouB. MILWAUKEE—EMPRESS: John Doyle A Oo — Frank Morrell—Sbeck, D'AniU* ft Dtrttoa— Marts Stoddard—TorreUl's Circus. MINNEAPOLIS— CNIQTTE: Tares Falcons—Hal- len A Fnilcr—Dick Lynch—Moscrop Sisters— "More Sinned Against Than Usual/' OODBN, U—ORPHEOM: For le-18: Murray; Bennett—Berks ft Korae—Dennis Bros.—S. H. O'Connor ft Co.—Bossow Midgets. PORTLAMD, ORB.—EMPRESS: Dick Bernard A Co.—Will Morris—Foor Quaint Q»—OrrUJs) Btamm—Thornton ft Corlew. 8T. PADL. —EMPRESS: Two Oeorges — Mary (lr»y—Tom, Nawn 4 Oo.—Onahi—llatAskellet Trio. SPOKANE. WASH—EMPRESS: Berry ft Berry —Morrlssey ft Hackett—I'lcchlunl Troaue— "Salratlou Sue"—WhUUer/s "IUre(oot Boy." SEATTLE, WASH EMPRESS: Harmony (Iiris —Al. Herman—Ryan Uroa.—"Spiegel's Daugh- ter's Beaux"—Williams ft Selgnl. SAN FRANCISCO — EMPRESS: Hong Pong — Mr.ffet. Clare Trio—ollretll Trouhndoui's— Jas. P. SalllTao ft Oo—Top o' tho World Dancers. HAOItASIT.NTO, OAL. — BMPBESS: Bessls Browning—Gwynn A Gossett— "1'to Oct It" —Ed. ft J ack S mith—Fred 8L Onge Troupe. •Al/r LAKE CTTY. D. — EMPRESS: Clark ft Ward—Joe Maxwell's Dan:lng Girls —Pat- rick, Francisco ft Wnrrcn—Splssell Bros. A Mack—Warren A Blanchard—Gladys Wilbur. TACOHA, WASH.—EMPRESS: Cecil. Bldrid A Cnrr—Dorsch A Russell—"In Old New York" —Horry Rose—Usher Trio. VANOOLVER, CAN.—EMPRESS: Louis Granat —Bob Hall—"The Mermaid and the Man"— "Tho Punch"—The Zcraldus. WINNIPEG. CAN.—IMPRESS: Clem Borlns A Oo—Ooakley, MeBrlde ft Mllo—Kammerer ft Howl and—Three Newmans — Robinson's Rle- plianta. JOKES, LINICTC A sCIIAEFKR. AI'IHL 18-18. OBIOAOO—WILSON: First half: Hayes ft Good- win. Last half: Billy K. Wells—Lillian Watson. OHIOAHO—STAR: First half: Richard the Great —Warren ft Brockway—Teilco. Last half: The Oaava—Jack Foster—Margaret Marlow ft Picks—Richard the Great. OHIOAOO — OAK PARK: First half: Patrick Miles A Co Billy K. Wells. Lsst half: Casad, Irwin ft Oasad—Texico. 0H1OAGO—SOniNDLER'S: Howard ft Sadler. CHICAGO—COLONIAL. First half: The Oxsts— Raymond A Hall—Flak ft Fallon— Russell's Minstrels—Hal Darls A Co.—d'hasma—Llssle B. Raymond—Cora Yornigblood Corson Sox- tette. Last half I Hilton ft Hayes—Hal Dnrto ft Oo.—Lillian Watson—Autumn Halt —I'hasma. CHIOAOO—McVIOKEdl'S: The Fanchon Sisters- Margaret Brjon ft Slater—Wra. 8. GUI ft Oo.—Novassar Orchestras—Princeton A Yale —Poem-O-Orapu—Three Blondys — Clark ft ■Hat CHICAGO— ASHLAND. Flrat half: The DcBara —Jack Foster — Fire Old Veterans — "The Gladiator and the Nymph." Last half: Will Hart—Choo Oboo Girls—Sadlo Sherman— Warren ft BrocUwsy. OHIOAOO—CROWN. Flmt half: "Red Bottle" —Hilton. & Hayes—Ita Hompton ft Co.— Autumn -Hall—Ruston'a Sons Birds. Last half: Zelda ft DeArmon—Llrale u. ltaymoud —Dorothy Lamb A Co.—Cora Youngbluod Cbcson Sextette. INTER-STATE CIRCUIT. April 13-18. DALLAS, TEX.—-MAJESTIC: Musical Gordon Highlanders^—Norton A Korle—Wilfred Clarke ft Co.—Mayo ft Allmaa—Cathrlne CounUss A Oo.—Horry Breen—Hanlon ft Clifton. PORT WORTH, TEX.—MAJESTIC: Edgar Berg- er—The Sharrocks—The Moxarts—aheraina, Van ft Hyinan—Una Clayton A Co.—Emma Coras A Carl RandaU—Sight Society Dancers OOD3TON. TEX.—MAJESTIC: La Toy Brothers —Three Crclghton Ststera—"The Lawn Parly" —Capital City Four—Ohalehoo Onutemalana —Marshall Montgomery—Wiley A Ten Eyck. HOT fil'RINOS. ARK.—PRINCESS: First half: Arthur Geary—Sager Mldgeley A Co.—Mack A Orth—Mario A Duffy. Lsst hslf: Dar« Vanneld—Ada Carlton—Henshsw A Arery— Force A Williams—Four Victors. LITTLE BOOK. ARK—MAJESTIC. Pint bstf: The Travlolaa—The Dohertya—Henshaw A Arery—Belaae ft Baker—Bnd Snyder ft Oo. Last halt: Arthur Geary—cmger Mldgeley A Co.—Mack A OMn—Mario ft Duffy. SAN ANTONIO. TEX—MAJESTIC: Cart Roslne A Co.—Shrlner A Richards—Lyda McMillan A Oo.—TroTato—Scott ft Keane—Ooolln, Steele A Can—Six Abdallaht. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.—PANTAGBS': Capl. Jack'a Bears — MoreMe Sisters — LawrcDre Johnston—DaTett A Dutal—Bernard, Ftn- nerty ft MKcheU—Gregolro ft Blmlna. SAM DIEGO, OVL.—SAVOY. Priestess of Kama —Msrlln Keough A Co.— K. 3. Moon ft Co.— Weston ft Leon—Svanlsh Goldlnos. SPOKANE. WASH. —PANTAGBS': Fields ft Lewis—Ttsrcat's Booste rs Sewn American Whirlwinds—Tracey, Goets ft Tracey — The Halklncs. SBATPLR, WA8H.—«?ANTAOBS't I/)ttle Miyrr A DWlng fjlrls—Lacky's Six Ho born—-Mu- sette—Rackett, Hoorer A Markoy—Cornalla ft Wilbur. TAOOMA. WASH.—PANTAGBS': AlUky'a Ha- wsllnns—Creo — Danny Simmons — Tosjan A Genera—De Albetla. YAKCOUVEB, OAN.—PANTAOES': Bamold's Dogs ft Monkeys—narrowa-I,ancastcr Co.— Wood ft l.aw-Hon—Tom Kelly—Jarome ft Car- son. WINNIPEG. CAN.—PANTAorcS': Ooccla Amnio A Co—Geo. Wilson—Kumry. Bush A Bortln- son—Romaro ft Oarml—Pe Vltt ft De Vltt. TOCK^ EWS /Ooittftiuad Jrom page jj 9AYLCS' PLAYERS FOR SLPERI0R. Aficr forty-faur weeks In ltichn»nd, hvd., the Francis Sojles Playera morcil to I'upcrlor, where they will open at the Grand Opera House. Mr. Bayles claims that his run in Richmond IB a record for the U. 8. In a town the same sloe, playing only one bill a week, and giving the asms I. hrti class productions at popular prices. One of the early offerings In Superior will he a masalre production of "Brewster's Mllllona," which was used successfully by Mr. Sayles In tolh New Castle Pa., and Richmond, lad. For tho opening la Superior Mr. Hsyles has the biggest company be has erer hod, Including Olga Worth. Meta Eyferth, Itutli Wood, Lola Darls, Pauline Le Roy, Cuts. Slddon, Arthur Verner, Wllllard Slmms, W. Francis Clark, J. 3. Flynn, B. B. Hanronl, Tom Man, Nell An- derson, Dare Hellman and Mr. Bayles. Each production will be built and painted each) week, and wo claim to bare the best stock or- g»nlsattoa In the Northwest ore Minutes from Broadway" at the Saroy. Joris Bonbtxixs and her company will open SULLIVAN «t COMSIDINO CIRCUIT. APRIL 13-18. BUTTE. MONT.—HSfPRESS: Paul Aaarl Troupe —"Pour of a Kind"—Oreen, McUenry ft Deano—Julian Rose—The Ska tells. BILLINGS, MONT.—BABOOOK: "Circus Days" —Demareet A Doll—Ores* Johnstons—BIJoa Basset 1—Totter J. White ft Co. CINCINNATI—EHPBKS3: La Deodlma—MolTcm Oomiqnes—Sans A Sana—Tom Waters. PANTAOES' CIRCUIT. April 13-18. OAXOABY, CAN—LYRIC: Ethel Darls A Co.— Martha Ruscll ft Oo.—Halllgan ft B7kes— Dotson ft Oordotv—Jugfliag D'Armo. BDMONTON, OAN.—PANTAOES*: "Vice"—Tho Plre Gsrgonls—Clarion ft I^nnJo—Dob Flnley A Girls—Cycling Brunettes. LOS ANOBLES. OAL.—PANTAGBS': Biding Dut- tons—Km-da A Ornirrpton—Patsy Doyle— Duncan A Holt—CUra Storms ft Co. OAKLAND. OAL—PANTAOES': Gunboat Smith —Walker's Happy Girls—Oranrllte ft Mack —Clinton ft Rogers—Magnsnl Family. POBTLApTD, ORE.—PANTAQHB': Harry nulger— TAerry Trope—Bettlna Bruce ft Co.—Vera Ber- liner—Tom A SUcla Mooro—JuggUog Wag- at the Star. Buffalo, N. Y., April 27. AT rum Orescent, Brooklyn, "The Butterfly on Ihe Wheel" Is this week's bill. Vaudeville on Humlay. Next week. "Officer 060." Other ploys to come arc: "Her Own Money," "The Gorernor's l.iidy" and "The Brtndness of Virtue." At tub Greenpolnt, Brooklyn, this week, "The Wrong Wsy." Next week, "Stop TWef." Oaa hundred dollars In gold will he paid for Ihe best title for James Kyrlo MacCiirdy r s "play without a name," being shown this week at the (lotham, Brooklyn. The winner of the contest will he decided by a committee, Louise Carter arid Mr. MncOurdy, the author, play the leads. Next week, "The Littlest Rebel.'' AT tiis Seattle, Seattle, Wu>b., this week "The Sign of the Cross" Is the hill. At tub Majestic, Erie. Pa., the Felber ft Sues Stock Co. Is playing "The House of Bondage" this week. "Tun NrMxrrr AM Niks" Is tho attraction at Ye Liberty, Oakland, Col., this week, under the management of Henry Bishop. "Alios, Srr-ni-Tiis-rina" wss used lost week at the Alcaaar, Ban Francisco, Col., with Her- bert Kelcey and Eluc Shannon playing the lead'. "DaoAiiwir Jones," "Ho Fell In Loro Willi Ills Wife" rnd "Tho Hlranjex" will be produced shortly at the Dlepcnbrock Tbearro, Hncrunumto, Col., by Ed. Redmond and his excellent com- pany. "Ous WiriB" Is umlcrllueil for early produc- tion at 1be Empress, San Diego, Cal. i-irarge V. Dill and Edna Marshall are plnrlug tho loads. "lis Fn.L in Lora With Him Wi»" was ployed with great success hy draw Scott and her ex- celiuit company at tho lit) hi Theatre. Richmond, Vs., last week, under the management of Do Witt Newlng. "Tub Durxr, or Kilmciiankik" wan used last week at the Pitt. PltHllmrgh. Pa. It was also the first week of the return engagement of Llsxle Hudson Collier. "MatuHB Snxnnr" Is used at the Duqneaoe, FIHshurgh. Pa.. Ihls week. "BtOADWiT jhnbh" Is the attraction at tbs Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa., this week. "Tus) Lrn-i.s Ministeu" was used at the Lyric, Memphis, Tens., lsst week with Percy Haswell. The company Is under the dlrectloa of W. L. Grore. "tin Wixu or Jsaiono'* wis selected by ▼anchan Olaser to close his stock season with at the Metropolitan. Olereland, O., last week. "Ou« Wma'' was used by Mary Herross at the Msjestic. Grand Rapids, Mloh.. last week. WiLLiav Fox will encaie s number of stars to play engagements at his stock nouses In Water- Imry and New listen. Among them are: Rol>ert Edeson, IxHiise Gunning, Henry 11, Warner, Mar- Kuerlte Olsrk, Edmund Breeae and Amelia Blng- bam. OiiirtLBui K. Or/iiirus wu In New York last week, bis company laying off during Holy Week. • SHARPS AND FLATS • (Kmtob's Nivrte--Tats flolMam it for J/uilrlons, ainoerf, Miafioal Arlisjf, Batlylloo itutioUmi, OalUopv i>layer«, J'iasio Flayers, ttoml Matters, Orvan Makeri, and alt ww on in asty way perfomilait or furnUhimo mvtioiani ormiMfoai *Mlr«sMisu)sJar the pro/wstota o/ ewlVfaJnaiswa. Sf ad <n your news nolet /or pshllooflon to Kd«or o/ "Bharp$ on* fW," New Tfoaar. CLirria »T IV. Twtnty-Hyht h Street, N ew IwfsW gsns Gtmt Is toachlDg town bands to Georglsi. O. A. Das OiiawNi Is WlnUTlng in New Or. TIIK COLUMBIA PLAYERS. Tlie roster of the Ooluuilda Players, which opeo April 13 their Bummer season at the Columbia Theatre, Wai-king ton, D. C„ contains many Capi- tol City furor Hen. The list ini-ludj's: Earlo Brown. Ererctt But- lerdcld, Wlllard Robertson, George W. Bartdcr, John M. Kline, Arthur Ritchie. Geo. K. Durreil Arthur Leslie, Charles Squires, socnlc artist; Nor- man Rhodes, ssslstant artist I Violet Unulni;. Jessie (llendenning, Carrie Thatcher, Julia Ulonc, Heinle Mniwell, Marie Drofnsh and Mailne Dawn. Mr. Brown, the leading; man, is new here, but his ability Is well known, and there In little doubt of his placing himself among old faTorltea the first week. Miss riemlng Is a prime favorite with Wash- luKtonlaiis, having been with company before, ■i I ■ POLI STOCK OPENS AT NEW HAVEN. The Spring and Summer season of the Poll Players opened at Poll's Theatre, in New Haven, Conn., April 0. The company Includes: Ramsey Wallace, leading man ; Alice Losell Taylor, lead- ins; woman, and Htt-wsrt Bobbins, Frances Will- iams, Florence Pendleton, Ben Lewln, Lestrella Leon, William, Bonney and Harry Bewley, Ths company is being directed by Kendal Weston, » Tus Cslsmlfh Players are presenting "Forty- Sabx D. Stbout's Band, with tte Tom w. Allen Shows, will consist of tweuty-Qre solo- lsla. Two acta of uniforms will bo used, one blue, with black braid, and the other white broadcloth, trimmed with gold braid. Alvokxo SCI.HI has been furnishing the Smith (Irontcr Shows their Italian band for the past nine seasons. Angbxo Mumsivlo has one of tho best Italian bands In the carnival business, with (be K. 0. Barkoot Hhnws. Antonio (m.ivutt has been furnishing Italian bands for circuses and oarnlrals for ■bout twenty yearn. ■ TnuBS will be ()Ulto a number of clown fctnds with clrcuHoa aud carntrnls this season. Local clown and rube bands add much merriment to celebrations and street fairs. W. M. Ewino and Ma Zouave Band will piny a number of chatauquas, starting about mid-season. Lillian Bboab la rated very high among the lady cornctlsta In popular concert work. Till Musicians' Union of Chicago hns de- c dod that Hva TuDguay does not havo to ?sy her former musical illrector, Roy Barton. wo weeks' extra salary because sho neglected to take him with her "when she roiumed her tour. Barton made IiIh claim as he was given two weoka' notice when Mlsa Tanguay closed in Chicago. ._, .,. „ JOB M. Khan, formerly connected With the (muds of the Ilarnum A Dalloy, Blngllng Pros., J. 11. Sparks, Cole Bros., Andrew Downle and other shows, Is now doing a elngle In vaudeville), using violin, saxophone and two trained doge, and working steady for the U. B. O. family department II. M. Kubiinsx, Is wintering at Nashville, 'viiita Lboi-oi-b will again, be with the Bpirka Rajj-it Swrrn Is orchestra trader with the Wsn> Ooncert Oo. Wasiikn ami HnonicwAT are In vaudeville with a high class musical act II. O. AaoiiirAi.fi Is Incite at Ban Diego, Oil. FniMK Dasuno at musical director with the "Follies of 1013." leana, La. Hauar Mahikn Is orchsstra leader with the Ideal Concert Oo. , «, Chaiojis Ooluns, rormcwly of MsnstMd, 0., Is located at Montgumery, Ala. WM. RsirsoilNauaa is with Fltehers'si Kxixe4- <lon Orcnestrs, of Kalamasoo, Mlcb. Oast, Nbbl has the band with ths Idea) Oon- cert Oo, .. . . Fsau Bdbns Is trouplng In the New innsrlanA (Slates with a ouo iilghler. ^ _^ » . _. Kooia Kooaa hss the band with Murphy's Osoas- dlant, No. !l. M. ',VA»n BSOWN Is Wintering In Atlanta, Os. Lsm VosTSts Is with the Gayety Theatre Ot- cliettra, Oaleshurg, HI. John i.bb Is located tt Boms, N. T. K. O. Sibk bt Wintering st Kannsuolls, N. 0. Mail, KrANs. with his Melodious Uaod, will be • special feature with ths H. W. Brandies Shows. Bn.i.ia Riuna, the populsr cornet player, was) In New Orleans during Mardl-Oras. Miks FsiNKSHPum. Is with the Bolli-Flols) Cirrus). Davi L'IIbkbox Is Wintering at Wllllmantls Conn. John Hull, the boy from Kalsaissoo, will •gain grace the clarinet section with 0. II. •flnney. V. 8. TifAOKsa, the tuba soloist, has been Win- tering st Petnhroke. N. 0. 0. Lbwi.ib WooLsr, formerly of the Buffalo Bill Show, will be with II. S. Kyes, on the Wheeler Bros.' Hhir.vs. llAisr G. Asmstbono Is bandmaster of the Kit Carson Wild West. Laa R. AmmasoN Is located st Peoria. III. Uwiiihb M. Hmitii la bandinaater of the Rsch- mail Hhows. CutBBNoa iiunwN has tho hind on tba Rose ICIIIrsn Hhnws. 0. R. Duni.B) It Wintering st JenTersonvllIe, Ind. I.swis Htolia Is working In Winchester, Ky. Cifio PsM.wrTB Is with Marpby'a Ootnedlaoa, No. 8. Fbahk FAnssa has (he band anil orchestra with the Nell O'llrlrn Minstrels. Jas. Osii will be liandmasbrr of the Ibsrayg Great Txinilnn Ticket Hellers' Bsnd. Haiiiiy c.ii'I.in will In with the Sells-Kioto Cir- cus this wu.on. lUair Mooss will be wttb the II. W. Tsylor stock st Morrlstown, N. J„ for their third season. Caiii, W. Hunt has closed an arrangement whereby he will operate stuck at the Alhimbrs, Stamford. Coin., commencing May 1, and the Pork. BrldKi'iurt, shout the same dale. Mr. Ilunt has been MentlQed with one of the bent ttrck enterprises In tlie eounta-y, and hss re- signed the tsansgement of tho Winter Gsrden, New Tork City, to take op the new anternrlse. THI Ttie^rmson-Wiiod Stock Oo. produced s new 8lay without a name, by WUbur V, Fanley, at t. John, N. B., April 6. "Ths OnoiT BasAttxa" pliyed to capacity last week at Poll's, Washington. D. 0., under the msnsgement ol? James Thatcher. PARKS AND FAIRS COOK'S PARK OHANG-ES HANDS. Cook's Psrk, F,vausvllle, Inil., whs taken over b-r Ksrtern pcopli In a deal week ending March -S. and entire changes In the lino of amusements will be made. ,, The company which has taken over the amoae. meat park has let n coiilriset with II. L. Brx-lnlg Co. for $20,000 worth of aninsriuvnt devlont. ICverythlng In the part at arrant will be re- arranged or dismantled with the exception of IV* club house and theatre, . Many lights will be added, and the cnrninuy exps-cls to nuko tho park at night as brilliant as Tlie Eastern people will orKaniso and bo called the Vsndertmrg Amusement Oo. The park ln.s been leased for seven years. Among tho new feature* of the Mrl will be ten modern concession buildings, n refreshment pavil- ion with tho largest soda CoiinUiln .u tins Hlnle. a largo giant dips coaster, which will be one of the largest in the country outside of OhlrMo, and an enlarged cabaret. Continuous free moving pictures and a vaude- ville let will be staged In the cabaret. Three free band concerts will ho given weekly. If, L. Brelnlg will ho manager of tlie park. It wilt open early In May. i a ■ ADOniaiNIES IN NEW YORK, Genuine natlvo Rtijuliniiux from Greenland ar- rived In New Vurk last week, mid niv now pre- paring to show New Yorkers Just Ikvw llicy live in their snow-built Ooglles. 'ilia V-sqnltnaux, who Includo noventcen men, women and children, are under tho charge of Miss Vashta Dslloa a former mlslonary, who hns spent many yean on the Ice fields of Greenland. The Ksrjulmaux will be under tho management of Col. Fred Cummlnxs, *bo has arranged to place them In one of the big parks, where they will forn a genuine native village, which will Includo a performance of na- tive songs, dances snd ceremonies. Ool. Cummlnga baa also seonred a contract to tako the Esquimaux lo the ectnlng Panama Kxpotitlon at San Fran- cisco, as——e— " CEDAR POINT. Cedar Point, on Lake Brie, Is one of the finest fresh wstcr pleasant resorts In the world. The famous hotel, Breakers, built on the very shore of Lake Erie, with accommodation* for over ens thousand guests, and tho White House, a commo- dious hotel nestling among the forest trees on the boy smote, offer modern city conveniences to guests. The attractions of this resort consist of • larga auditorium and assembly hill for the hold- Ins; of conventions, three modem dining balls, • superb bsth house of over one thousand Indi- vidual rooms, tmllt on the bslhlru l-nch unex- celled on the Inlsnd seas. A beautiful dancing pa- vlltou, one of tho largest In the country, and ■ coliseum snd ralltstreller thst Is umwiuelod. A mldwsy ouiuurli>lag nil tlie latest conetsfslous of tho dsy, Imiiudlng Hceulv anil racing rides, and the beautiful Ingounv winding tuslr way In anuing the Irees and ganlons of Ihls hcaullful rssort. The malinger, Geo, A. Uueckllug, haa la the last lirteen years asilo this tho most popular resoft In the country. Cedar Point Is locatei 01 a iienlnsula Uires miles from Hniidusky, across Hsndnsky Bay, whers two iislatlal steamers msJo half-hourly trips dar- ing tlie Hummer pessoa, which will lis from Jane 14 lo Kept. III. Tim resort Is also connected by. a new modern const rue ted Hiiloinolills roadway, s TEXAS STATE PAIR. The Texas Stole Fslr ground* and bu I Mings, at Dallas sre unony Ihe finest la the world, tgaajs permanent exhibit buildings of eontrole. steel snd Iirtck are located Ihrougfaoiit the groundt. plenty of shade trees, heeutlful Inndacapos, asiihslt stroota and walks, perfect drslnsgv and sanitary arrange. orients greatly sdd to Hie genoral scheme. The grsiul stnnd, liullt of eonrrele and steel, seats I if,oiio immle, mill Is located st a place that affords a perfect view of lbs race ooursu sad the surrounding atlrsulloiis. Among Ihe perinnnout umusemeiit features arsf Holler Cnsslrr, Mlnlatiiin Hallway, Oaroassel, Hiinot-llie-Olintn. Old Mill, Tickler, Seenlo Ball- w'ly. K'H Isimi |niiimer Knslle, Vaudeville Thestra, and llneer Coaster, 'Die grounds lire <i|ien at all times to the Wh- ile, mid lu llio Hummer time Ihe entire plant kf turned Into mi nuiii'iisnent park, which at liber- ally Mtiiijuirtrd hv tint Isstt eltlxcns of Dallas, who, in mill 11 Ion to the oIsku amusement features, art entertained with free moving pictures, band OSOr eerta. nud on Hnlunlii.v and rlundar, driving 'Hie Art Build lug ami Hie soft drink ere open Hiitunluys nud Hundsys. The Htnte Pair of Texas Is operated by W. L Tnafs president; W. II Htratton, secretary| X. II a .lone, iren-iurer; R. A. IFenls, orst sloe iiresldiiit; K. L. Vllppen, second vloe president I loiird nf directors, executive oataniUtee, coiiiiiiltleo aud entertainment commute*. t (OonUnuc4 on page •*.; Btcrfisn OrrsiTT la now playing the role of thai boy king, l.isils XV, with Ann Hwlnl-umo In "Ths) Modesp Ihicliesa." He opened his ragsgement taj Pittsburgh, April 0, with greet aoceess, and Win) remain with Wits Swinburne during the ran of Ihn opera. VIOLINIST—A* F. of U. Young III itri otly sotier and reliable, would like frammot engagement with hotel or good danoe orchestra. WM, It. HOOVEB,, Clearflsld, Penna. vll "e, eTS.,Tesl bands In c Irlrtt-Olasa Oorsaetlst. yra. expertence Vande- itry. Do« Address > solos, double rniiunm count! 'cello ana hovo Duo library. / X, Y, g,oani of CLPTBB. m Ladlis* Erealng Dresses and Street Bciii Uteat Stylos. Hllghtlv nsod. I cator cspociany to Theatrical Trade. Hall orders solicited. tinn. HITEB. Tlfl ssvoath Aws^M. V.C HTIKTDn HOf.'IKTV Ladles and Goatlemea to HJtlllrilr manage Local nurcan for World* Fair. Illustrated Travelogue, salary and oom- tnlHiilon. A. W., care of Clipper. ADIDillllV Complete Sot Of 100 np-todate » lllU ill Panama Canal SlldcN, beginning to flnlati. WV?tPUAM,8PstcnlnlTaoe,N.Y.0lty. naoe,N.Y.CIty. In WMwaring ad*, please MastaM OUtvn.