The New York Clipper (May 1914)

IT"' Mat 2 THE NEW YOEK CLIPPER. 10 WAHTRD-MBB. SHOW FKOPUK-aU llnea for 40 weeks work. Illinois and Iowa. Open- tnir at Book Island, Jane 1. under Canvas. Stop at hutels. Especially want strong 8. 4 1). B. F. can. to change for week, pat on Acts and make go. M. P. Man with outfit and film for week. Novelty Han (traps, etc) with Balloon and "Chate" for 3 a week. (Must own outfit). Strong magic, change nightly, with feature, such as Oalatea, Ac, 4c. Piano and Organ Player; Trap Drummer and Traps. Others write. Name lowest In first and tell all. 1 pay all after joining. Those who have applied before, write In now. Tickets, yes, If 1 know you. Pay own telegrams. RF.UAKDS TO ALL FRIENDS. Bend late Program. Must be sober and reliable. Address DR. C. S. MICK, 490118th Ave., Roclt Island, Illinois. PARODIES 5 % Jl COOK. Wuelcs.1 Act, Black Face and Sou- tirette Team, Walter, Clarinet and other Orchestra Musicians. State all yon do. Live on fine car. Salaries must be low. State age and lowest. Join on wire. CHRISTIE'S Bid HIPPODROME SHOWS, Watertown. South Dak . LATEST SONOS i hand or to order. MILLER, 821 Longacre Bldg., M. Y. City . WASTED—For Repertoire Show under canvas, Gen. Bus. People In All Lines. Preference to those who double brass. Man to Direct Stage with scripta; Boss Caovasnian, who doubles stage or brass. Mo tickets: been stnng twice already. Re- hearsals Klnmundy, ill., May 4. State lowest sal- ary. I pay all after tou Join. Be ready to loin on Wire. GUAATGE PLAYERS, Louisville, 111,, w eek April 27; Klnmundy, III., week May 4. GENUINE PINE PILLOWS PRODUCES Sleep, Relieves ABthma. Picked from the Mam- mouth Pines of SHERMAN LAKE rebort. Price, (>j cU3. postpaid. Address DAN 8)1 ERM AN. Davenport Centre, N. T. MOVING PICTURE THEATRE FOR RENT. Capacity, 700. Ground floor. Centrally located. Popula Ion, 12,000. Moving Picture Ma- chine In the house. Rental. $800 per year. WM. 11. DAYENI'ORT, Watertown, Wis. FOR SALE—TENT THEATRE OUT- FIT. 01 with, SO middle; Stage, Scenery, Lights, Seats. Coat $800. Must sell or rent quick. Pullman Car to Reut, with bag end, steel wheels. ANNIE T. EKWOOU, New Dorp, N. Y. I SHORT BATTLE to storm (be Inner breastworks of vaudeville success If yon have tbe rifbt ammunition,vizi Al Comedy material. You'll And It In tbe new MADISON'S BUDGET No. 15 Contents include 19 dandy mono- logues, 8 acts for two males and 7 acts for male and female, (the real goods) 18 brand-new parodies, 3 great minstrel 11 rat parts, a side- splitting tabloid farce, besides hundreds of original Jgags, side- walk bits, etc. Price of MADISON'S BUDGET No. IB is ORB DOLLAR per copy. Back Issues out of print, ex- cept No. 14; price, tl.oo, or Budgets 14 and 11 together, $l.M>. Note new address. JAMBS MADISON. 1053 THIRD AVENUB.NEW YORK E BOONVILLE, N. T. Posters, Dates Heralds, Dodgers, Ban- ners, Window Cards, Tickets, etc. Special Engraved Block Work on short notice. Try our attractive dates at 76 cents per set. WANTED--LOCATION TABLOID STOCK CO. Two years In Cincinnati. Up In one hnndrod Tab- loid Plays. Best of references from House Mana- gers. Best offer. Address DARRBLIi H. LULL, HIP Lyric Theatre Bldg., Cincinnati, O. • - FOR SALE CHEAP BLACKFACE NEGRO PRE ACHER Blngteact. Copyright No. 20781. Dye drop, 18326, and props. Act can finish with song, dance or musical Instrument. Flayed Fisher, Miles, Sun and United Time. Programmes on request. JACK BALL, Care of Emma Bunting Co., Memphis, Tenn. THE PELHAMS UNDER CANVAS Want Dramatic People,all lines, with Specialties; Pianist, Vaudeville Teams, Al Cunvasmou. You mutt not misrepresent or booze. State lowest; pay own hotel. Join on wire. Address THE PELHAMS, Platea, Erie Co., Pa. MEDICINE PERFORMERS Sketch Teams, B. F. Comedian, Irish. Dutch. Piano Flayer. Good dressers on and off. No booze. Hit! Show working now. Must Join May 7th. M. D., registered In Pa., write. Address M. J. KRACS, Altoona, Pa., care Oen. Del. LIBERTY Celia Warden Leads or 2nd Business. Up-to-date wardrolic. Long experience. Prefer permanent Stock. Height 6-4, weight 120. Address CELIA WARDEN, care grand Hotel. Marlon,Ind. WANTED Under Canvas. B. & O. Leader, Tuba, Trombone, Alto, Cornet, Baritone, Trap Drums for Hand and Stage One piece (JcbhIo JnmcB). Mnst Join at once. State lowest; pay own. You do not have to huatlo canvas,as wecarry working crew. APPLEQATE A MANSFIELD, Clifton. 111. Wanted, for Lower, Bros. Vaudeville Circus Under Canvas, a few more good acts, also a Piano Player who can read or fake; easy show to play- also Working and Cook House Pcoplo In all linos. Show opons May 0: must report May 0. No fancy salaries, I pay all after Joining. All three day stands. Add. GEO. B.LOWEItY, Shenandoah, Pa., Mayl &?; Fro ckvlllo, Pa., week of May 4. GEORGE WILSON VAUDEVILLE AUTHOR The Oldest Sbeteb Writer In America. I make good or It costs you nothing. 20 CALHOUN ST., CINCINNATI, OHIO. Tabloid Plays, « , » nu,cr| p t ,oi p,rt » Send for New Printed Catalogue ROYAL MANUSCRIPT CO. 210 Lyric Theatre Bldg., CINCINNATI, O. cities In Texas recently. lie was Been In company with David Lnchnmn recently. I'iiociuhti.nation Is the route of many evils.. Dan J. Lund is setting to he n regular character comedian. Dan J. threatens not Do 1b now In (Jul- £.?" 7* other than we aro wo could not Lewis ft Dyer, -visited a number of the large I-OBslbly be ourselves. Trying to be what one Is not has filled the world full of dis- agreeable people and caused many lives to be failures. &e natural, Bo yourself. Don't be a hypocrite. Elmee MoIiAcaiiLiK did not Join the Her- . oert A. Kline Carnival In iKnn Antonio, the to car-nl-val this season reason being piven, Illness In his family. veston. Lmmett Nevada soldi that ho heard & Tiiomab F. Ci.'nninoiiam. — Who Is the farmer say that a Ferris wheel wasn't any- originator of the "Hall of Fame Show," thing but a merry-go-round turned up on Wdlllnm Ike Koester or Manning II. Plots? •»» _ „ H. D. Danvillk was in Albuquerque, New ■h. 3. Reynolds and Del Gardner, who Mexico, last week. II. II., who Is sol"? to are now of Houston, Tex, were visitors last play the Trinidad, Colo., tilr. ulso tne Now week at the Battle of Flowers. Son Antonio. Mexico State Fair at Albuquerque? Win isi It that whatever some •people do He could not stand the strain, lie left Is all wrong and whatever other people do town with tho "llbtlo red wagons." iiallrlgh.tr Who is to be tbe Judge? flow J. B. Waiirkn and B. F. Cahboutueus had can we prove .that we are either right or out a show one time colled the tlrentcr wrong? United Shows. They had moving pictures IIarri Sloan, tbe well known talker, has token of It, and wo believe they wore the flcalded to make Venice, Col., his headquar- Hret to do this. Johnny J. Jones and others tets for some tunc, being identified with the luid moving pictures taken of tholr carnivals, Venice America at that resort. now they are all doing it. C. A. WoBTUAM has out tho best herald H.B. IIalkb, general agent for the Leonard that Hid Onion ever saw put out for a car- Amusement Company; Mao P. Leonard, see- nival. rotary and treasurer; Sam Lonnnrd. general Walter Savidob writes that the Snvldgo manager writes that they opened tlielr son- Amusement Company Is all ready to take the *on at llot -Springs, Ark., lo good business, rood from Wayne Neb. They will play through Tennessee, Illinois, oents' Dress, real hair, ventilated part. |l.M, $a.M, $3.as, f o.oo; Hald Jew, Irish, (lorman, Old Man Knbe, $1.16. $2.60, $9.60, $4.26, $7.00; Crop, $1.16. $1.76. $2.60; Negro. 60c., 76o„ $1.00. $1.24, 12.60; Uncle Tom, 060., $1.76; Topsy, 760., $1.60, $126; Indian, inc., f 1.(0, $2.16, $2.76; Marguerite, 76c, $3.60, $7.00; Clown, 60c.,86c.; JapanoRoLady, 7Jo.,$2.7*, $3.60, $6.00; Ohlncno, J6e., $1.26, $2.60; llrlifgel,76c. $3.76, $6.00; SOU- tiretio, $3.60. $6.60, $7.00; Old Maid, 76c., $3.00, $3.»6, $4.60, $0,00; Pompadour, $4.26, $0.00; Mary Jane, 76c., ».100; Circassian, $7.00; I.ikUoi' Short Curly, $3.00, $3.60, $4.60: Men's Statuary Wigs, $1.00, $3.00; $4.60; Ladles' Statuary, 14.26. $0.00, $7.00; Legit. Wig, $2.60, $3.26; Ladles' Utility [can dress either way], and Modern Day Dress Wigs, (with parting) $0.00: wild Girl, $2.00, $2.76. $3.76. $6.00; Creole, $2.60; Indian Lady, 76c.. $0.00, $7.00: Jnnanesc, 76c., $2.60, $:i.oo, $d.oo; Mcphlsto, $4.00; imported Hald Character wigs, $2.60, $4.26; Gents' White Court, $3.00; Muslnch.es, 20c., 80o., 60c., $1.00; Chin llccts. 20o., 360., 000., 76o., IMt] Full Beards. 60c., $1.00, $1.26, $2.60; Tramp Beards, 40c., aoc., $1.00, $2.00, $2.60; Sluggers. 36c.. ooc.; Mutton Chops, 36c, 76o. l'kg. stage Money, 26c. Stein's Mako-np. Hat rneaaure for wig size. All wigs prepaid. Koep this Clipper for rcforonco, as this ad. appears only ocrasionnlly. PERCY BWIlte SUPPLY HOISE, "^fegajB*^ A - SHANNON THREE RIMG CIRCUS and plan to go into Canada about mid-' season. Captain Thornton, according to reports, has been touring through Florida this Win- ter will It a wagon show. The captain Is known ns the Jungle Showman. Do ton know how or where you stand? Instead of itrying to be a carnival mana gf, why not put your money into an in- dividual carnival show and make it a meri- torious attraction? We need moro Independ- ent carnival shows than two do carnival managers. .Sanfobd K riif.Lisos, O, M. nunt, Frank , G. Wallack, W. C. Hugglns and lied Onion If .? on V IPS are LJH! FHl „ . a . were standing In the looby of the Guntcr . j" E1 'L 1 ' IIolvkh.— So you left Hot Springs, Hotel recently, talking, when in wolked a ASi' *H y,,u ' l ?. pu A.°? your f, UI> ? rbft . 81|<>W Mexican with a bag fuTi of live squirrels and wtth Barney 11. rarkor7 Fred II., wo one in Ms hand, which lie offered to Red "'ought we would get you bark n the cor- Onion which caused a laugh when Sanford nlvai "« s lnosa and glvo us a real show, which N. Billings remarked "that that was the first 3 °l'„ CB ? u 5' ,. , . , time in his life tlutt he over saw a squirrel JlJ- £ Bno S,r M5 ! 8 S» ho do « a _ 1 not Jf tnhen rto a 'nut.'" And this Is a true story. I «? tn tn , e £• *• Wortlinm 'Shows as originally B. W. Piiilmph says: "That all that Is fanned, but will remain with the Southern needed to join the 'Bulllngs Gang' la to be a Amusement Company, W. J wants to know good ifcllow " "i ■»■»» uu pBys to atart fjgding ti^ \fg anoko on Tmrv p 'vi,»™ +,,»„^? „„t »„™» ...» , Saturday at 7 o'clock, and keeping tho laatSLf'J^S sS?%L2? JSZJP& tT0Wa 8 t her e «ntll 11 o'clock. SS.» *"W _ % *•*» »« JJrot ' 1 ^ B f ?» LAwnnNCB Clifton Kklly.— Lot us know tr.wr opening dn Lawrence, Kan. John P. tinw thlnmi nre cnlni amnml tli» rnrt,>Ti does not claim to bo a press agent nor an KeBy Snows Send !» S? in^egulariy &£&* bUt hC Can d0 £ ° th ln an CTCCllcnt BAvtNtuTof « W SS, ^r«lu"v talkc^ffi j | e j jjjg ppopig out _ i am ccflnjng i n right now ————^__^____________ to lecture. W. A. (Snake) Kino was a visitor In Son Antonio during Flcirta Week. W. A. brought up from Brownsville, Tex., n consignment of horned rattlers for waiter K. Sibley. IticilAuo Wbsto.n has been ln Waco, Tex., for tbe past few weeks, constructing a motordrome for P. J. Bnell (Texas Itudl. The motordrome Is finished now, and we will tell you later what Richard will do. EnwiN D. ConET says ithat the period of "watching and mult lug" bos passed. The time has arrived for action, ana there surely Is action, when the fact Is noted that no less than seven carnivals open within the vicinity of Wabpeton, N. D., wthere tho Corey Bros, open Monday, May 4. Edwin D. observed flint tbe carnivals mentioned are from one to six cylinder outflta, with the high power ones invading Canada. - I'ooit little merry-go-round horse, he has •11 of has legn broken off. Moral—iFlx them. And that right amay. 1'UNcn WiiHKt.KK writes that the Rice & Dure Water < "nrnlvnl has reaahed the high waiter mark in a fratorahl way. There are thirty-two Rlks. sixty-one Eagles and sixty. five Moose with tiuit carnival. Walter Heiiorh has organized tho "Red Onion Club" with the Rice & Dorc Water Carnival. Punch Wheelor says tho gold sign says no. IIahky C Wit.niiR, general agent for tho Foley & Burke Carnival, was In Portland, Ore., recently, and told a friend of his that the Irish Carnival (F. & II.) was booked ho far abend that ho would have to get a new dole book. Tub battle cry of tho eliowman is "On to the next stand." Kuodnb P. Mi-Kbnna. —Who is tbe lady William E. (Doc) 'Stewart and Nettie- I'okohki were married in San Antonio, Mon- day, April 20. May they have a bappy wedded life. OwiNa to the enormous amount of copy necessary to cover the Battlo of Flowers ('< Ubration in San Antonio, dt was Impos- sible to prepare it in time for this week's issue, but will positively appear in next weeks Issue, In full, and will he a record of rider in the motordrome? events, from the opening of the celebration, Monday. April 20, to its closing, Saturday, April 25. Died, ln San Antonio, at his borne, Wed- nesday, April 22, J. Fred Pletz, father ot .Manning It. and J. F. Pletz. iSomb auto-motordromes look about Ihe size of Aunt Dinah's washtub. Clark Mct'i.tntu has returned to Leaven- worth, Kan., from iSalt Lake, Utah, where he has been spending several months. Clark will ho the press agent for the S. W. Brun- ilagc Carnival. Mary eays eo. Mary also says ithat there was great excitement ln Ltnvenworth during the ongagoment of the Tom W. Allen Shows. Married, J. George Loos, age thirty-four, nnd .Melvlna Davison, age twenty, on April 0, nt Smirhvllle, Tex., Reverend King olU- eintlnp. W. W. True—Thanks. II. W. Phillips (Bill Rullinos) thinks that some peoplo would be awful lonesome were It not for old John /Barleycorn. Trying to be a manager has put several good general agents ln bad repute. This Is also the truth. IlBRDERT GRAtlAM, who wan last season with one ot Omar Rminl's attractions, has been presenting his act in small time vniidc- v 111c thin Winter. Herbert is a talking clown and street advertiser during tho carnival oenson. Al. F. Gorman. —Who are you going to be the general agent for this season? JOmil Rick, who has tbe carry-us-all with F. J. Arnold Is <inld to have enough car- nival property on hand to at out a half a dozen outfits. If, B. Webtcott writes that arrangements have been made to hold a iSprlng celebration each season ln Pnducab, Ky., to bo known as the Mardl Gras. "Mister, how much are the tickets?" "Ten cents, madam." '"May Johnny go In free?" "Yea, ma'am. Take Jolinny right In with you." J. S. Jarrard, known as Sited, has made arrangements to bo assistant manager of I-'.TiMitliliHi Park, San Antoido. Dick Collins Is now the general agent of the World's Fair iShows. wlilcb was re- cently organized by Guy C. Dodson, Dick was hi St. IjouIs, Mciiipliis and other places recently. C. w. Parker snye tliait he will be per- feotly satisfied if the rebel carnival forces do not attempt to bombard Leavenworth. C. W. Is looking for a prosperous senson, which lie will no doubt have. Somebody nil'ht win. On, tiir ehnw was too Mg. wns It? That's the reason that you cut it down? Well, that will be all right If you can get anybody lo believe that that's the reason. J. Clint Wiseman, publicity man, Is "imek home oraln" with the 11. R. Parker Shows of the General Amusement Co. Red Onion's Route.— Austin, Tex. (Gen- eral Delivery), .this week. Next Week, Hous- ton, Tex. (General Delivery). COME TO OUR NEW HOME AND HEAR TDTTI OFF TO MEXICO lly IRVING BKUlilrl MKAR IT Don't Forget Nevr Address STRAND THEATRE BUILDING Broadway at 47th Street WATERSON, BERLIN & SNYDER ■■Character, Oen. Bus. Juggler and Contortionist lo. Join first train. KUOENE KttICK, DBsIRES UMMUM AT LIBERT f Sober, reliable 1208 Bberldan St., Richmond, Indiana. People In every branch and »No. t Band Leador with tip-to-dato mimic; 30 Muslclnnn, nhlcrs with tholr own stock, Wild Animal Acts, Troujio of Down, Tonics and llluh School Horses, Troupe of Japanese Acrobatic Aots, Aerial and Ground liars, Aerial Itoiurn Acts, Double Somorsitiill. Lcapers, ikmhI Pro- ducing Clowns, Wild West People of every kind, a hanl-worklnir Htdo Show Mummer, SliloShuw poopls of every description, Colored Bund and AfltistroIShow. Any leifltlumto OonucHalon for sale. Can use aBtrongPIt Show on pcroentaKo; pcoplo dolnx two acts nlvcti pretoroneo. If you want work, don't Inflate your salary, as wo know what ac.ia aro worth. Statu lowest salary In Drat letter, or wire, If you expect a reply. Colonel Mulball, Homer Wilson, wire. Address W. A. SHANNON, Sol* Owner, Ilooni 414 Pufnnm Balldlng • ■ • Times Square, New York City- 101 RANCH HAVE AUSPICIOUS OPENING AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. PARADE A FEATURE AT NIGHT. ENGAGEMENT THEIR FIRST ID N EW YOR E. lir JACK KIIW4II1IH. Supplanting the clrcun. which lielil llin nttrntlon of New Yorlwrs for Uie put luoiiili, Miller Drou." A Kdwtril ArlleciniiK 101 lunch Wild West will entertalu for seicrsl wwka In Ilia blitorlcal gar- den. It was the show's unit ciiiwurjuve la Mow York, uhI It Is to Iw uoixd not the taut. The ■wllcace, while iwt a eapuelty one, gave tho trouiie a woiMlcxfnl miuI-oIT on tho opening nlglit, TiU'Rilay, A)n-U Sil. in tho prvvloua engagement In Hie l>nl. Brook- lyn bus always licea honoreil wltli tbelr preMiKv, mul the Iniiuhiumu In that burg havo always twit high In prslm of tliu enilre outfit, That they were Justified lit nwklng this amur- tlon was secomleil by ili.iw who mere able to bo ou hniul at the opening lu New York. The Miller llroa. have been careful to prom'iit only Wild Went features ami, aa u result, haw only the very U»t Unit money can prwiiru In this Hue. Seldom befuro bus mi organlxatluii of ttiiM kind been iwen In New York, wltli aa flrio a buneb of horww, rl'lrm aiul altiirpaliuotvrM. Tliere's aonH'tblng doing every secuitil. inins am liojipliig all Hie, lline. emnigli powilir U-liig lined to blow Mexico off tbe face of the Mh'lie. The life of Hie cowboy, Indian and Mexican la uliiiwn to the KiiMicnier In Its true fonn. Nothing Is hIiowii but what actually toJu* plueu at tbu 101 Ituiwh, ln llllaa, Okln. At tbe Ha»i end of tho Uanlen « large platform waa tiullt ami the Indian village was sot ui«ui this. A huiulred or more of Ibeue iwoi>k} will live on Hill platform during tbelr stay ln the (lanleu, living exactly aa they would do If out In Ike oih'Ii. it linked a very pretty oceiio, and took all vlalturs by aurprUw by Ha splendor. Joe Miller 1h geuuml ln chief, with Zi'ek Miller mul Veruo 'rniitlliigvr, oik- of the beat kiM.ivn cowlioytt In the uuhIihwi, as aailalaiits, lleo. W. Cimiiin**, who condiicta 1lie able show, acted as chief uiiiioniicrr, and will continue an long as the allow maya In New York, tleorge baa n voles sultnl for all occoalaia, and crrtnluly iipuke In a clear voice, and could Iw heard In every part of tbe large Himliii. Auto l'olo, which was advertlneil, wim milailHuted by a Itimalnii troujio of daucera, culled the II. Vrldkln Trouiie, who iirrfoniH'd uu tbe large hIiiku uml ovuked enough applaune to amuro Hiem of their aulnry. There ere six dnnrerii, two youug wuucu and four men, costumed lu the native ilrow. 'Hie program Blurted with a grand enlree show, aoiue three hundred cowboy's, cowglrla, liidlaiis and MeilcuiM, ou bonieliuck. roriiilug iiuny llgiimi, ■l'ii«- Pony Kxprcaa, allowing liinr mull was for- warded mid delivered, followed, and proved a pleuaant feature. Fancy roping was then Indulged In by Ctie«u-r HyiTM, Tommy Cojiuon, Tiaiiiuy Klrnan. Hank liiirnell, Kill Hi Tuiitlluger, Vernu Tautlliiger and Florence Weadlch, who demiuuiiniia'il in n iimaier- lv way what a ro|i«i could be mule tn do, TIuihi Mexleiins were iilxo kocii In tide illaplny, and did h'ltw capable work. Tile old alnge cmieli, driven by Itocky Mountain flunk, allowed IraiiHpiirtatloti In tho olden dayii. If is auld Unit Hunk Is the olihtit living couch driver. Wbetber lio In or not Hie fact rcmalna, thut without lilui tire lot Hunch would In' minus a hlg feature. Now Yorkere hnvc seen men throw wild sleera, hut It waa up In lh« Miller Ilros. to flrat liilrn- iluee a woman iH-rfonnliig tbin fent. lllniuhe Mr- (Inugtiey. a allm young Mlm, does Ihln Hlunt, uml lis worth Din prliw of admlaalnn atone to w her PAUL MALI.BN, 34 Hudson St., Plains, Pa. throw a steer that jierhaiHi wclghn four ,tluwa her owu weight. YA. IniHhiay, and llell Pickett aim do tome good work lo tlila line, both cougutTlng: tho bcuat atUtf a hard tuaale. Kportn ami postlinai of the cowlxiya uml now- glrla make up tills dlantay, ami itiiuy liilerewtlna; fi-atureu are aliowii. '11m next illaplny Is one of the brlghuwt Biota ln tho wholv entertainment, and coiiHlBta of ooine ex|iert Auatrallan bmniKTang llirowlllg hy Verne Tllilt IllnfiT. Ilia Work ill HiIb. line lias never been dupllciiteil In Now York. Me makes tlila pivullar ahniml atlck do almost any- thing but talk. A dance hy Uin eowliovs and cowgirl* on home- hnck wim next, ami held attention fnmi Btart ti llntkh. We hnvo aem many female ahaniunmittTa In poat year*, but it reuiAlucd for I/lltli Taut linger to aliow u» what a woniuu reslly (ou'.d do wltli a Winches Us. IleTjietformnnce la worlli a long ways to go and see. Ill iruuiy poalllona bIic IiIIh objeela Uirown In the sir by Iter imnl»tnul with accurate aim. On the opening night uot a shot waa wasted. tifailainc Mnmitetle, irllh a cor|* of able n«- SlatantH held Ibe attentlim In Hill* dlsiday with • wonderful exhibition of high m'hixil homea, irnliml on tin- 101 Hunch. The Miidniiie'a work la «o well known to New Yorkers that very little lu- ImdM'tloll la iniiliil. Nhe iB'rforunil her work III the uhiiiiI merltiirloiiM niter. Her lilgli Jump- lug iviib iiIbo n hlg feature. In tlila illBpluy was ■dan Keen WiMlev iTugerH, llewilo llerlivrg, lleiilrlce llr.iMBeuu, the I'urry ,si»ier». two very pretty glrla, Haliel Kline, Juno Fuller, Ituth lluach and Jennie Hublw. The Ihirmi Thief, ahowlug how n cliiirneler ■>( tlila kind wiia hiimlleil In the olilen daya, aiirnct- lug eoiiMlderiihlo ultentlon. The next dlaiduy wim n sporty affair, and was well llkeii by the 1 urge iiiidleun< It hIiiiwiiI eight men with plug llllla, 111 U ClllllCHt oil liorHoliuck, each having a alout whip, llm ohjevt Indng In try uml kuuek off the linla frum rneb otiiem bend. It wan very umivdng, i.ml einiM'd much Inugliler. I.nmuliig ruul riding liufTiiloa held llm nlleutluil here, mid waa well liked, An Indian war iIiiikv itiifduylng aouie eighty mlumi, lu their unlive dunce*. «n n uoli>y b|«*:- lade, and ennwal conalderiihlo ciNiiinent. A imiii*' of (JoHBuokn, leil by Olilof Tqilmn. In during fei/ta of liurMviuiualilp, iilro held ultiiiiliai. Feiita of trick ruling, Willi Verne Tunt linger, ivaa uIno hIiiiwii by the ciiwlMrya uml mwglrla. Thoao Inking purl III Mil* B|B,rt Included: Tiaiiiuy Cannon. Hunk llimudl, Hob Andennin, Hill I*»eo- van, Mulcl Kline, lleiilrlce Hreaauiu, Jane Fuller, ItUtll ll'-ich mill wverul oilier*. A igB< 'tliigeiblhltloii wiim I hen :iilro-luie.l hy tho Indian priniiiw, Weiioiin, wlillo uitrldu a mindiiug, Her i*'rf uuii'it wua eiiiuiblo In everv renw of the wont, uuiny dllllcult aliola being aliowii by tills clever IimIIiiii uuiuleii. ■tilling bucking horaeu la n paatlmc that It elwaya i-njoyeil by i*m'l>oyB, uml lu the gurlcri la hIiowii Juki txnetly how tho boya and glrla of Hie Wild w<nt Indiilgo III lliU anort. The fullowlng nie Biipi*n »i to lay exixol* !» bundling liuraea with uneuulndlliblo milurea: Kd. MiuIbuv. Hlllllll llrun,, l.ufl ttruiBiiinn, Willis (IIboii, I'oii I'nruiler, 0. (Ill- Ivrt. Aimib (Xaytmi, Mont Wlllfniim. llill Ikonler, Him Hurge, <Im«. Aldrleli, Ityrou Itoneli. Ilnok Klllluger, \4V Height, Touey Ciuiium, Cluvter liy- era, uml the Mlaaeti IJud*iiy Mi-iluiuhey iml lien- der. The itiilgriiiit Irnln enwaliig the plalua niut the iittiick by Hie liullnnn wim u Jilting clliunx hi one of Dm Mwt Wild West cxhlbltioiiH ever m,*u lu New York. The comedy during die entire allow Wua auu. jilh*l hy alx im'ii, wlio urn without iiuealhai the fillillleilt Blxlelle ot men recll III tile tliirtleu. tllown cii|*tb buvu l**'ii aliowii In the ilnnlen l«'fore, hut It reiiiuliicd for Ihew l»ya lo BhoW ua aoniellilng new In tbe funnily line. Illll Uarewf, aa n rula. ptdhi'iimu, bud Hiem holding on lo their aenla with lila funny milieu and full*. Here la a fellow that would !«• ■ feature on any allow. Ji>. N'wIh. tbe vid.lli.li rider, hurhwpied nil Hie riding, nud Hindu them roar with laughter. Dan Hit, Willi Ida trlek inulea, hud little ciiumi to tiiuiphilii the wny he wim riovlved. HI Jeuka, l.oreiie and Hilly Andrew", alao gave a good oc- cinint of Iheuiai'lviii. The Bhow will relinilo ill the Harden fur S three wei'ka' eiigugemeiit, with Ililladelplill to follow. OMpkufS ! Verne Tunlllnger. chief: O. h. Hlinlta, I, nft. Uunon, Illll Donovuii. Kd. Willi*. Vic Olaon, I'lp t'onjuer. 0. (Ichluut, Aiikm Olnylon, Kd. I.lnd- Bay, Pat Herbert, Wen. IMacra, Mont. Wlllhiiw. Tinn Klernnii, Hunk liiirnell, Chmter Ilyers, Illll llender, Him Hurge, Del A rider, Clina. A I.Inch, Hyrou Itoneli, Hoot Kllktiger, Hock Jav, lg« Hi'lgbt. Ili-o. Hubert, I/e Hoy Scott nnd Cliirenco Hbllltx. OowglrlH: nil 111 Tautlliiger, chief; Dixie lie- vere, Lizzie Sehulls, Initio Smith, llul Mocll, llelle MlM'll, llul*, Willi", rti.ri-m-o I'lirquer, Ayi;hJ I iiImiii I'lornico llendi-r, Witioim, Mtna Alilrlch, MIhn itoneli, Allln Uv. Lull Miinu, Nellie Hi Hey, Alia lliilley, .Iniui Fuller, IWal. Ileeiiuii, Muhloj Ollnc, UJuncho Meilnnety, Imt Vernon. Over one imudnd mul fifty Inillnus nnd ho'US thirty Meileuiiu alao take i*irt III tho allow. KIIOM KANSAS CITY. IM "A ItoMAKCi or Tits Usnxawoaui," Aiirll ID and week, the Auditorium Ktnck Co., of Kan- uu* Olty, Mo., chime a play well milled to the personnel of the company. With twentyelgbt "l«Mklng parts the rraourrrs of the company were lanal, but with some very clever "douldlng" by Bevernl ininnlpem, tlila wua easily overcome. The work of (l«i. Henry Trailer, an Jacoli Luak, pick- lMU-ket, and later n* Herman lluwlaiid. Juror, la-log en|**-l»lly goiMl. Diana Dewar'a character work ns Hie Italian woman, l-evlta puleato, waa far above Hie average. Harry llullliurworth, with two weckn tberc to liln crullt. In liceoiulng a favorite. Francis Mellenry anil Henry Mortimer, In the lead*, made tbelr usunl ntroug liiujirvmlon. On Ai'iui, IS (leo. Henry Trailer addnwml Hie Drama League of America, Knnaas City Centre, \ 1 rr f on Htnge and TecbnliiiM-. Ilia was one of the moat enjoyable and enlightening heard hero foi a lung time. HtaBTINO May i, and fur nix eonseeiitlvi" Men* daya, the Auditorium ban teas "aohl" fur HMa iiih. Theae will be made a fenture Hiroiiglioul tbe Hummer. m W. J. DArtftf. who has a|ient lila Winter Id F.ngland, h>« reiunied. to apes na sperUl reiire- aenlallve wltli Hie Hollmnr llmlherB' Shown, to i.|.en May 2. Mr. Daplyu wan a pleaaant Ci.nl as caller April V,. I'Atn. V. Koun loat hl« hlgu-dlvln*- ilog, "Jack, 1 ' illvlug oil Ihlrly-flvc foot ladder. Tim dog had Juat i**-ii broken u> thin act. Mr. Kolb bcllovea aomeouc goto him lanstm. SNOOKUM and TEDDY DOLLS TEDDY BEARS AND ROVER DOCS Leather and Felt PILLOW TOPS We are the Largest M'f'rs of Stuffed Animals and Pillow Tops In the World Tip Top Toy Co. 220 W. 19th St., NEW YORK Phone Chelsea, M3T and 0»1 W. Fulton at., CIHCAVOO