The New York Clipper (May 1914)

May 30 THE ZsTEW YORK CLIPPER. 23 [Opportunities at IsKp, L. I. I defy competition on the next 60 lots sold and the next 20 bungalows or houses erected at WHITMAN PARK, o Mocks from station TiU Bungalow, 6 Rooms. Bath and Improvements, Erected for $1,750 SMALL CASH PAYMENT BALANCE 820 MONTHLY • New House, 5 large, llffht rooms, 2 porchesnnd cellar, Including \ acre or ground, $i,:jo. Terms to suit New House,«large rooms, pantry, bath, full cellar; water, gas and electric lights; on 2 lots. Cannot be duplicated for $2,760. Terms to suit. Now is the time for I the wise Investor to buy at Isllp. Call and write for full particulars and tickets. a 17 FRFPMAV JunititiBfiK building, sbite 83* r.. r I\E,Cm>\ni, Broadway, 3lih and 35th St,. -' - Phone 650« Greeley New York City SUMMER PARKS FOR 1914 The Hat below we believe U aa nearly complete aa It la possible to make it at this time. It luolud.ee Summer parka, roof gardens, and other reaorta where vaudeville, dra- matic or operatic performance* are' glvea or are likely to be given. ALIDA5H. BIRMINGHAM—East Lake Park, Best Amuse- ment Co., mg-rs. SELMA—Elkdale Park. OXFORD.—Oxford Lake Park, W. B. Hall. mgr. SHEFFIELD.—Trl Cities Park, Hairy B. Elmore, mgr. ARKANSAS. HOT SPRINGS.—Atrdome, J. Flask Head, mgr. CALIFORNIA. EMERYVILLE.—Shell Mound Park, Wm. A. Slebe, mgr. LOS ANGELES—Eraser's Million Dollar Pier, A. W. Layne, mgr. OAKLAND. — Idora Park, B. L. York, mgr.; Lake Side Park. CANADA. BRANTFORD.—Mohawk Park, Grand Valley lty. Co.. nigra. FORT BRIE—Erie Beach. F. J. Weber, mgr. HAMILTON.—Mountain Theatre, Geo. H. Sum- men, mgr. KINQSTON.-^Lake Ontario Park, D. P. Branl- gan. mgr. LONDON. — Sprlngbantc Park, W. L. Stewart, mgr. MONTREAL.—Dominion Park, H. A. Doney, aigr.; Sohmer Park, D. Larose, mgr.; King Edward Park. 8T. THOMAS.—Pinafore Lake Park. J. E, Tar- ton, mgr. TORONTO.—Scarboro Beach r»rk, P. L. Hob- bard, mgr. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON.—Lnna Park (Four Mile Bon, Vs.), Edw. 8. Whiting, mgr.; New Hirer View Park (River View. Md.). Edw. 8. Whit- ing, mgr.; Chain Bridge Park, John J. Bovellu. COLORADO. COLORADO SPRINGS.—Straiten Park, Alvs D. Evans, mgr.; Cheyenne Canon Park, O. D. Welmer, mgr,; Zoo Gardens, John Ooagblln, mgr. DENVER.—Elltch Gardens, T. D. Long, mgr.; Lakeside Park Casino, Frank Bart, mgr. PUEBLO.—Mlnneaua Park, J. J, McQuillan, mgr. CONNECTICUT. liEBIDEN. — Hanover Park, Leaver ft Busby, mgrs. NEW HAVEN—8avln Rock Park. White City Theatre, Samuel A. <ie Daltofr. mgr. WAREHOUSE POINT.—Plney Ridge, M. V. Har- ris, mgr. DELAWARE. REH0BOTH BEAOH.—Boyal Vaudeville Park, 0. S. Horn, mgr. WILMINGTON.—SheUpot Park, James S. Henry, mgr.; Brandywlne Springs Park, Richard W. Crook, mgr. GEORGIA. AUGUSTA.—Lake View Park, Augusta-Aiken B. R. Co., mgrs. COLUMBUS.-AVUdwood Park. MACON—Cramps' Park. IDAHO. BOISE.—White City, O. W. Hull, mgr. ILLINOIS. ALTON.—Alrdome, M. W. Saorage. AURORA.—Fox River Park. Elgin A Chicago By. Co. nigra.; Fox Lake Park. BLOOMINGTON.—Lake Park, Fred Wolkau, mgr. CANTON.—ChatauQua, H. L. Mason, mgr, i Van Winkle Park, F. L. Bennett, mgr. CHICAGO.—Luna Park, James O'Leary, mgr.; Sans Soncl Park, E. a Waller Jr. A Oscar J. Friedman, mgrs.; Blvervlew Exposition, White City, Forest Park, Paul Helnxe, mgr. DECATUR—Dreamland Park. Brows, Bowman A Johnson, mgrs. DE KALB.—Electric Park, Henry Groves, mgr. KANKAKEE.—Electric Park, B. M. Hollers, mgr. MT. VERNON.—Summer Garden, S. G. Moloney, mgr. OTTAWA.—Majestic Park, a A WUloughhy, mgr. PEORIA—Al Fresco Park, Bearer Amuse. Co., mgrs.: Central Park, Philip Becker, mgr.; Faust's Garden, E, Helticb, mgr.: German Village Park, Ohas. Preiser, mgr.; Rlvervlew Park, Barney Wood, mgr.; Stone Hill Gar- den, Frank Grave, mgr.; xe Olds Inn, Ohas. A Gray, mgr. QU1N0Y.—Baldwin Park, Mrs. Tics. Baldwin, mgr.; Highland Park, Harry F. Hofer, mgr.; _ Sherman Park. 0. L. Adams, mgr. noOKFOBD.—Harlem Park, 0. O. Snockley, mgr, BOOK ISLAND.—Watch Tower Park. INDIANA. ANDERSON Mounds Psrk, F. D. Norvlel, mgr.. HSVAN8V1LLE.—Cooks Electric Park, Edw. F. . H, L. Brelnlg, mgr. INDlANAPOLIS.-JUverslae Park, Archie W. Col- ter, mgr.; Broad Ripple Park (Broad Ripple), L0GAN8PORT.—Eenley Island, Frank Kienley, . . mgr.; Spencer Park, E. H. Powell, mgr. MICHIGAN OITI.—M. T. Kroger, mgr. muncie— West Side, F. D. Norrtet mgr. TEIiRE HAUTE.—Young's Garden Alrdome, Bam U. Young, mgr. IOWA. BOONE.—Alrdome, Brown A Anderson, mgra. BURLINGTON.—Crap's Coliseum, F. Blling. mgr. COUNCIL BLUFFS.—Lake Manawa Park, H. II. Barnet, mgr. DAVENPORT.—Zum Altendorf Park, Altendorf _ _Bros.. mgrs. DUBUQUE.—Alrdome. Jake Rosenthal, mgr.: Union Park, P. B. Sawyer, mgr. FORT DODGE Alrdome, D. Baroet. mgr. KEOKUK.—Alrdome, Arthur HuU, mgr. KANSAS. FOBT SCOTT.—Alrdome. R 0. Bmka, mgr,; Gunn Park, W. 8. McDonald, mgr. OTTAWA—People's Summer Theatre, A E. Car- riTTSBURO"Alrdome. W. B. Bell, mgr.: Ids* Boor Psrk, Idle Hoar Amuse. Co., sun.; Raymood Park. 8. Mauescslcal, ngr. TOPEKA.—Garfield Park, Gbas. 0. Mathews, mgr. WICHITA.—Wonderlsnd Park Theatre, J. T. Hst- WINFlkLSi—Atrdonx, Geo. O. Gary. m|T. KENTUCKY. LOUISVILLE.—Fontaine Ferry Psrk, Harry A Blifter, mgr. LUDLOW.—Lagoon (opposite Cincinnati), J. J. Weaver, mgr. LOUISIANA. NEW ORLEANS.—Spanish Fort Park, Jaleg P. Blstes, mgr. MAINE. MADISON.—Lakewood Psrk, H. L. Bwett, mgr. POBTLAND.—Oape Cottage Theatre (Cape Cot- tage) , E. V. Pbelan, mgr.; Jefferson Theatre, Julias Cabs, mgr.; Keith's Theatre, James Mosher. mgr.; Gem Theatre (Peak Islsnd), 0. W. x Coding, mgr.; New Portland Thea- tre, M. C. Blumenberg, mgr.; Qreely'a J. W. Greely, mgr.; Rlverton Park, Edwin T. Man- ger, mgr. MARYLAND. BALTIMORE.—Bay Snore Park, James R Pratt, mgr.; Suburban Gardens, Edw. A. Powers, mgr. BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.—Braddock Heights Park, 3. H. Bennett, mgr. GLEN ECHO.—Glen Echo Park, L. B. Bcaloss, mgr. OHEYV CHASE.—Chevy Chase Psrk. MASSACHUSETTS. AGAWAM.—Riverside Park, H. J. Perkins, mgr. ATTLEBOBO.—Talaaoega Park. R. A. Harring- ton, mgr. AUBUBNDALE Norumbega Park. Carl Alberts, mgr. BOSTON.—'Wonderland Park (Revere Beach). BBLLINGHAM.—Lake Hoag, W. A. ft M. 8, B. Co., mgrs, BROCKTON.—Highland Park. EAST BBOOKF1BLD.—Lashaway Park. FALL RIVER Lincoln Park. F1TOHBURG.—Whalom Park, W. W. Sargent, HOLYOKE—Mountain Park, L. D. Pelllssler, mgr. LAKEVILLE.—Lakeside Park. LAWRENCE.—Glen Forest Psrk. LEXINGTON.—Lexington park, John T. Benson, mgr. LOWELL.—Lakevtew Theatre, J. W. Gorman, mgr. LYNN.—Floating Bridge Park. MILFOBD.—Lake Nlpmuc Park, D. J. Spragos, mgr. NANTASKET BEAOH.—Paragon Park. NEW BEDFORD.—Lincoln Park. I. W. Phelps, mgr. PALMER.—Forest Lake, Wm, Rohan, mgr. SALEM.—Gorman's Theatre (Salem Willows), M. J. Doyle, mgr. SPRINGFIELD.—Forest Park Theatre, E. L. Knight, mgr.; Riverside Park Henry J. Per- kins, mgr. STOUGHTON.—Glen Echo Psrk. TAUNTON.—Dlghton Bock Park; Sabbatla Park. WESTBORO.—Lake Chauncey. WESTFIELD Peouot Park. WEST MEDWAY.—Woodland Park, M. A TJ. B. B. Co., mgra. MICHIGAN. BATTLE OBEEK.—Gogusc Lake Park, G. Ma- card, mgr. BAY CITY.—Wenona Beach Park, L. H. New- comb, mgr. DETROIT.—Palace Gardens, Mllford Stem, mgr. FLINT.—Thread Lake Park. GRAND RAPID3.—Ramona Park (Beed's Lake), L. J. De Lsmarter, mgr. HOUGHTON.—Electric Park, F. O. Mayotte, mgr. PORT HURON.—Keewabdln Park. MINNESOTA. ST. PAUL.—White Bear Park, P. J. Metsdorf, MISSISSIPPI. JACKSON.—New Gem Theatre, Geo. P. Mont- gomery, mgr. LAUREL.—New Interurban Park. B. J. Blethen, mgr. TUPELO.—Fair Park. MISSOURI. JOPLIN.—Electric Park. Lyric Park. KANSAS CITY.—Forest Park, R. L. Carroll, mgr.; Electric Park, Sam Benjamin, mgr.; Falrmoant Park, W. F. Smith, mgr. SPRINGFIELD.—Alrdome, George F. Olendoff, mgr.; Doollng Park, W. H. Jesaard. mar. ST. JOSEPH.—Lake Contrary Park, Fred Cos- man, mgr.; Lake Contrary Theatre. Fred Cos- man, mgr.; Alrdome, C. U. Pauley, mgr.; Krog Park, J. H. Van Brunt, mgr. ST. LOUIS.—Forest Park Highlands, Psrk Amass. Co., mgr.; Delmar Garden, Mansion's Park, Suburban Garden, West Bud Heights. WEBB CITY.—Lakeside Park, Southwest Missouri B. B., mgrs. MONTANA ANACONDA.—Washoe Park. NEBRASKA. LINCOLN.—Capital Beach. A. H. Buckstaff, mgr. OMAHA.—Krug Park, Muuctboff Bros., mgrs. NEW HAMPSHIRE. MANCHESTER.—Hasabealc Lake Park, Graves A Bamsdell. mgrs.; Pine Island Park, G raves A Bamsdell, mgrs. SALEM.—Oanohle Lake Psrk, Franklin Woodman, mtt ' NEW JERSEY. ATLANTIC CITY.— Apollo Theatre; Atlantic Garden: Steeplechase Pier, Savoy Theatre. Harry Brown, mgr. BRIGHTON.—Tumbling Daaa Psrk. GLOUOBSTHB.—Washington Park, H. F. Stetser, mar. MILLVILLB.—Union Lake Park. J. H. Dowler Jr.. mgr. NEWARK.—Electric Park, O. A Drmlap. mgr.: Olympic Park, M. J, Beldon. mgr.; Hillside Pleasure Park W. E. Thaller, mgr. OCEAN CITY.—Ocean City Pk*, Frank H. Piatt, mgr. PALISADES.—Paliaades Park, Nicholas A Joseph echenck, mgrs. PUTNAM.—Alcyon Psrk, O. W. Our, mar. PLAJNFIELD.—Wayside Park. SEA ISLE CITY.—Sea I ale City Pier, Chris. 8. Hand. mgr. WILDWOOD.—Ocean Pier. L. 8. Johnson, mgr. NEW YORK, ALBANY.—Maple Beach Park. John J. Oarlls. mgr.: Electric Park (Kloderbook Lake), a B. Holmes, mgr. BINQHAHTON. — Casino Park (Eadleott), H. T racy Sogers, ngr.; Boss Park, H. Tracy BROOKLYN.—(Coney Island), Henderson's Music Hall; Luna Park; Brighton Beach Theatre, Samuel McKee, mgr.; Brighton Beach Music Hall. BUFFALO.—Crystal Beach, H. B. Rogers, mgr.; Carnival Court. Harry O. Johnson, mgr.; Erie Beach, t. J. Weber, mgr. CAYUGA.—Cayuga Lake Park Theatre. EIM1RA.—Rorlck's Glen Park. F. 0. Maioney, mgr.; Eidridge Park, Geo. Lawrence, mgr. ITHACA.—Itenwlek Psrk. Renwlck Park Aimus. Co., mgra. JAMESTOWN.—Oeloron Park, George E Ms it by, mgr.; Oeloron Theatre, James J. Waters, mgr. NEWBUBGH. — Orange Lake Fata. B. R Odell, OLEAN.—Bo:ky City Park, W. P. Bailey, mgr.; Rlverhurst Park, W. P, Bailey, mgr. OLCOTT BEACH.-3)loott, N. Y. ORISKANY.—Summit Park, S. W. Baker, mgr. BOOH ESTER—Ontario Beach Park. Elmer J. Walters, mgr. TROY—Rensselaer Park. W. R Swarts, mgr. WAVBRLY.—Keystone Psrk, W. E. Case, mgr. NORTH CAROLINA, CHARLOTTE.—Riverside Park, C. V. Palmer, mgr; Lakewood Park, W. S. Orr, mgr.; Elec- tric Park, T. L. Rogers, mgr. DURHAM.—Lakewood Park. RALEIGH.—"Bloomsdale." D. F. Fort Jr., mgr. WALLACE.—Greenfield Park, W. B. Brlce, mgr. OHIO. AKRON.—Lakeside Park Casino, Harry A Hawn, mgr.; Silver Lake Park. wm. Lodge, mgr. ASHTABULA.—Woodland Beach Park, E. H. Suerken, mgr. CANTON.—Myers Lake Park, Barry A. Uawn, CEDAR POINT.—Cedar Point Park, O. A Boeck- ling, mgr. CELINA.—Mercellna Park, Edmund Brandt, mgr. CINCINNATI.—Chester rark, I. II. Martin, mgr,; Coney Island, Arthur Rletenberger, mgr.; Zoo, Walter A. Draper, mgr.; RelcbrattTs Psrk. Frank Heichratb, mgr.; Ludlow La- goon, John J. Weave,', gen. mgr. CLEVELAND. — Euclid Avenoe Gardens, Luna Park, a Z. Zimmerman, mgr. COLUMBUS.—Olentangy Park, J. W. A W. J. Dusenhury, mgrs; Indlanola Park, Charles B. Miles, mgr. DAYTON.—Lakeside Park, Jas. A Kirk, up. DEFIANCE.—Island Psrk. W. P. Engel, mgr, KENT.—Lake Brady Park, D. G. Bartman, mgr. LIMA.—Hover Park, L. H. Rogers, owner; Me- Culloujh Lake, H. P. Mass, pres. MANSFIELD.—Lake Park Casino, B. B. Bsdly, mgr. SEVILLE.—Chippewa Lake, A M. Beach, mgr. SPRINGFIELD.—Fairbanks and New Bon, Son Amuse. Co., mgrs.; Spring Grove, W. A Glllen, mgr. 8TEOBENVILLE Stanton Park. YOUNGSTOWN.—Idora Park, B. B. Piatt, mgr.; Cascade Park, B. E. Piatt, mgr. OKLAHOMA. McALESTER—Star Alrdome, B. H. Busby, mgr.; Lake Park, A. Bert Bates, mgr. MUSKOGEE.—Byde Park, B. D. Long, mgr.: Olympic Alrdome, Harry P. Moseley, mgr. OKLAHOMA.—Fair Park Theatre, Ralph Rose, mgr.; SUtc Fair Park, I. 8. Maian, mgr. OKMULGEE—Empress Alrdome, Mosely Bros., mgrs. SAPULPA—Electric Park. PENNSYLVANIA, ALLENTOWN.—Dorney Park, F. S. Klnaey, mgr.; Central Park. ALTOONA. — Lekemont Park Theatre, J. M. Shock, mgr. ASHLAND.—Woodland Park. Wm. S. Leib, mgr. BUTLER.—Alameda Park, B. 0. Carpenter, mgr. ERIE.—Four Mile Creek Park, H. T. Foster, mgr.; Waldemere Park, E. H. Boerken, mgr. EASTON Island Park. B. R Fehr, mgr. GIRABDVILLE.—Woodland Park, Wm. 8. Lelb. mgr. GREENSBORO.—Oakford Park, O. O. Hartley. mgr. HANOVER.—Elchelberger Park, B. M. Oromblne, HABBISBGBG.—Paxtang Park, Felix U. Darts, HAZLETON.—Haale Psrk. JOHNSTOWN.—Luna Park, Park Baws, mgr. KITTANNING.—Lenspe Park, F. A Moeda, mgr. LANCASTER.—Rocky Springs Park, B. B. Grif- Otas, mgr. McKEESPORT.—Olympla Park, O. O. Hartley, OUT OF TOWN NEWS mgr cell Carbondale, Pa.—Excursion trains every hour afternoons sod evenings, from tbli city to Scranlon, May 10 and 20, gave thousands ot our iieoplc their htsrta' desire to see Bancb 101 Wild West and Rlngllng Brothers' Circus. Excellent weather conditions prevailed, snd the exhibits verified the advertisements In variety, quantity and merit. This Is the spot on the earth's crnat where a circus ticket seller bns no lelanre for social talk. The people and the money are here, and the two are easily separated. That means capacity business and all kinds ot exultation on the part of the show people who are looking for coin. Liks l.ioons dsjrllght excursion season will oi*n Saturday, Mar 30. The resort Is five miles East ot this city, on the Honesdslc Branch ot the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, and Its location, extent and equipment have popularised It so that dates are made far In advance. Since Its In- ception. Memorial Da; has been the opening dale. Majbstio (L. A. Farrell, mgr.)—Schaeffer's Orchestra and a dally cbange of pictures. The General Film Co.'s exclusive output Is featured. Gait (Aironso Slrrlannl, tngr.)—Mechanical or- cbeatra ot thirteen pieces, and motion pictures, with a change ot Mil each afternoon. Savor (H. E. Osry, ngr.)—Made, pictures, with dally change, and occaalonnl vaudeville. The Wsmer Fllma are featured on a mirror screen. Idral (I,. A. Farrell, mgr.)—Lynott'i Orchestra snd a dally change of historic snd dramatic photo- plays. Sreelal added iltraotlon each Wednesday evening. Virrronra (Louts Matule, mgr.)—Orchestra mu- sic, a dally cbange of pictures, and occasional vaudeville. Good business. Scranton, Pa.—Lyceum (E. J. Lynch, rorr.) week of May 25 feature plinto drama* and musical program on $10,000 pipe organ. Pou (James Uoerlck, >ugr.)—Week of 28, the Poll Stock Co.. supporting Walter Richardson and Marlon Barney, lit "BrotHlwsy JoncV "Bought tnd Paid For" had good houses Isst week. Acadl-mt (A. F. Wlnstroin. mgr.)—Week of 25. feature photoplays, subjects changed dally, nnd special feature nights, including amateur nnJ surprise nights. Amtiai. UasniN (M. A. Oomerfonl, mgr.)— This house opens Its Summer season 25 f with Klnemscolor pictures snd big special features. Bi.'on DnnAiis, Manhattan. Wonukhb, Ilir- ronaoME. Colonial, Court Squabs, Victoria, OariiaDM and Wonobbland, all doing good with motion pictures. Terre Haute. Ind. —Grand (Chas. Smith, mgr.) Arvlne Stock Co. VAitrriaa (Ross Garver. mgr.)—Vaudeville, Lois (E. B. Sheets, mgr.) — Vsudovlllo snd pictures. New Oor.oNiAL (M. less, mgr.) — Vaudeville and pictures. Savor, MAJSBTtc, Fountaim, Pbinokss, Cngn- CINT, ORPIISUM, AKXMCAN. l'AHl't. HorAL, Padic. Mcobb, Imp, Elk, GAltnaw, Colonia). and TnxATOBiusi, pictures only, NOTES. It was understood when the present leaso on the Varieties Theatre, held by Messrs. Barhydt, IHnmsn and Finn expired, June 1 tho house would be torn down and in oitlce bulmlng erecte>l on site 89 the lessees are putting up a new vaude- ville house and did not Intend to renew lease. Rumor now says Chicago parties nro trying to lesse house and will put on burlesque under mnn- agement of Joseph Barnes. Jack noum.xn, former manager and part owner of the Varieties, who recently sold bis Interests to Messrs. Barhydt, of T. H. A Hlnman and Finn of Chicago, Is in the city on liuelncsn, and sdvlses he will locate at Qulncy, III., where he now has under construction a new vaudeville house, which will be ready for Fall opening. Tub K. 0. Barkoot and Con T. Kennedy Carni- val Oo.a, both show here week June 1. AtnoMODiLn races, fair grounds, May 24-flO. Braall, Inil,—Suurwlne (E. E. Alkln, mgr.) vaudeville and pictures. Pbincess. Colonial and Abo, pictures only. MAUCH CHUNK.—Flagstaff Park, J. F. Oeiser, mgr. NEW BBIGHTON Junction Park, W. H. Boyce, mgr. NEWCASTLE.—Cascade Park, B. A Pollack. PHILADELPHIA.—Willow Grove Psrk, J. R Davles, mgr.; Point Breess Park, Stetson Bros., mgrs.; Woodalde Park, Wm. O. Mar- tin, mgr. PITTSBCUGH—Kennjwood Park, A. B. McSwl- En, mgr.; West View Park (Allegheny), J. , Maxwell, mgr.; Pittsburgh Hippodrome, Harry Davis, mgr. POTTSVILLE.—Tumbling Ban, O. F. Orane, mgr. READING.—Oarsonla Park. O. S. Oetger, mgr. SAYBB.—Keystone Psrk, W. B. Case, mgr. SCRANTON.—Luna Park, Thoa. M. Gibbons, mgr.; Rocky Glen Park. Frothlnghsm A Reynolds, mgrs.; Valley View Park, W. L. Calms, mgr.; Mooslc Lake Park, John J. Hollersn, mgr.; Lake Ladore, T. M. Gibbons, mgr.; Northern Electric Park, J. F. Slegel, SHAMOKIN.—Edgewood Park, U. H. Burr, mgr. SUNBUBY.—Rolling Green Park, J. M. Blench- ard. mgr. TAMAQCA.—Manilla Park. O. F. Orane, mgr. WASHINGTON.—Alrdome. WILLIAMBPORT.—Vallamont Park, W. R Amer, mgr. WILLI AMSTOWN. — Midway Park, Edgar D. Rank, mgr. RHODE ISLAND. NEWPORT.—Sbeedy*s Freebody Park, Charles H. Cook, mgr. BIVEBSIOB. •-Orescent Park, B. A Harrington, mgr, ROOKY rOINT.—Eocky Point Park, IV A. Har- rington, mgr. WARWICK.—Rocky Point, R. A Harrington, °*'' SOOTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON.—Hampton Park Alrdome, Ohas. R. Matthews mgr. TENNESSEE. CHATTANOOGA Warner Park. KNOXV1LLR—Ohllowee Park. Cbarlca J. Plem- lng. mgr. MEMPHIS.—Bast End Pirk, A. R Morrlsoa, mgr.; Lyric Thatre, Ben). M. Btalnbsek, mgr. TEXAS, DALLAS.—Lake Cliff Park Casino, Charles M. Oliver Jr., mgr. EL PASO.—Electric Park. FOBT WORTH.—Lake Oosno, T. 0. Bunch, mgr. MINERAL WELLS.—Standard Alrdome. SAN ANTONIO.—Electric Park. O. 8. Bnmbaogb, pres.; Exposition Psrk, W. 8. Slnshelmer, TEMPLE.—Midway Park. W. G. Hsag, mgr,; Martin Hotel Boot Garden, B. L. DaUey, mgr. UTAH. SALT LAKE CITY Saltalr Beach, Joseph Nel- son, mgr.; Bait Palace, Longford A Nelson, mgrs.; Lagoon, J. Bergcrmsn, mgr. VIRGINIA ALEXANDRA—Luna Park, Edward S. Wbltug, mgr. LYNCHBURG.—ttlvermoot Park, E. Lattlmore, mgr. NORFOLK.—Ocean View Park Casino. Otto Wells, PETEBS'URO.—Ferndals J. B. Livingston mgr. WEST POINT.—iBesch Park, O. B. Parkinson, mgr. WASHINGTON.—Natatortom Park, P. O. lie- Each ran, mgr. WEST VIRGINIA, CHESTER—Bock Springs Park, J. H. MarweU, mgr. PABKEBSBUBG.—Terrapin Park Casino, R. R WHEEUNO?—Wheeling Park, A Moore, gsa. mgr. WISCONSIN. MARINETTE.—Lakeside Psrk, Wilbur Herber- son, mgr. MILWAUKEE.—Pabst Psrk, P. W. Harland, mgr. MEREDITH FMOD Press Hrprcserttatl-ve for the past fonr yearn of the London rnvllloii, nnd »no of the best public- ity men In Great llrltnln, Ik In Now York, on a visit. Ho would consider a proposition to exploit any lili act about to visit Kng. land. Address Caro of CI.II'l'Kll. Here Are the Soogs Yon Want FREE COPIES TO PROFESSIONALS "Tbo Orphan Olrl" — "'Ltglon Am de Thing, My Children, to Hub"—"The Girl to Hover My Nest"—"Our Wives"—"Walti of the lloaes"—'"In tho Dear 8nn Jonqulo Val- ley"—"Take Mo Hack to Tennessee"—"Mn- llndy Lou"—"That's Always the Way with You Boys"—"Tho Little Chinese wedding down"—"Oh, June, the Rosy Posy Summer Time" — "8uilanna" — "Motorcycle Rag" — "When I Hocked You to Sleep''—"You"—''l Love Her"—"Clover Leaves" — "Lovero" flood-Rye"—"Jlygone Days"—"The Dodging World"—"On the Banks of the Pine"—'Tin Learning the Steps of the Tnngo"—"My Idol 'Croat tho Sea"—'"Farewell"—'"A Lone- ly Maiden"—"Well, I Guess I'll Go to Town"—"Oh, a Olrl with Curly Hair"— "Oh, You Fascinating Mr. Moon"—"Tho Evergreen"—"Aly Lovo for Thco No Change Will Ever Know"—"My Dream Lover"— "Oh, Darling, Do You Lovo Mo 7"—'"When a Hoy I/ovcs a Ulrlle"—"I Only Want You"— "My Mn«9nchnsotts"—"At the Opening of tho Panama Canal" — "Or. the Exposition Shore" — "In Ncvcr-Lnnd" — "My Name Is l-'armer Mall"—"You Don't Know How I Miss You" — "The Captain's Daughter" — "Swinging In the Doll"—"I Lovo You, Dear, Like I Lovo My Dear, Dear Mother"—'When I Was Young/'—'"Signs of Spring"—"Have You Received?"—"Wlicro tho Purple Rhodo- dendrons Grow"—"Where tho Wlldwood Vio- lets Orow" —"My Oal Sue" — "Tattoo" — "The Teacher In the Little Country School" — "Tho Dream" — "Our Airship" —"As In the Fields ot Wheat" — "Kentucky 1'rlxo Winner"—"Tho Road That Lead* to Home" —"Johnny, Won't You Conio Along with Me?"—"When I Tango with You"—"My Childhood Homo"—"Tho Springtide Kloworii'' —''Midwinter Walts"—"Moonbeams"—"That Tango Dance"—"Nlollno"—"'You Must Have Money Coming In"—"Meet Me at tbo Great World's Kalr"—"In tho Lane Whore tho Wild Violets Bloom" — "Every Girlie In Yankee. I<and Would Like to )to a Soldier, Too"—"Oh, Sweet Mamlo Mine"—"Down Hy .the Stream." MARKS.GOLDSMITH CO., WASHINGTON, P. C. ROWN' <2 \3 PVAN FLEET -SP-W RINTEJtt 47 WEST 28th STRsWT, NEW YORK, JOBEPHINB V. JOHNSON, Whoso likeness adorns this pago of Tub New York Clipper, Is a song writer of con- siderable note, and enjoys a personality which lias endeared her to aa army of pro- fessionals singing her songs. Huskogee, Okla.—Brosdwsr (D. Myers, mgr.) Assodstlon snd Mutusl motion picture service to capacity. . _ , Yali Tiibatbss (0. L. Brltton, mgr.)—Motion pictures. Gaistt (J. Mitchell, mgr.)—Vsudevllle snd pictures. Notss. —After sn absence for about two montbs Norman Frledewald and his Jolly Minstrel Maids retarned. to the Broadway. IT, for four days. Company la Al, chorus Is One, sod the all around work of the Cherry Sisters Is a feature. Mr. Fttedewald made the trip from Chicago to Tulsa, Okla., In bis suto Louis P. Docker, who had charge ot toe Gaiety and tb« National Advertis- ing and Amusement Co., has disappeared. Sesrcb Is being made for him about this section of the country. Mr. Docker, who Is repoted here to be a millionaire and wbo Is said to nave been a per- sonal friend of General Oarrsnss, together with land holdings in Lower California, It Is thought be Is In tbst part of the country. Oltmvra, Can.—Buisell (Peter aormsn, mgr,) Is dark. DojamoK (J. F. Clsncy, mgr.)—The Dominion Brock 0>.. In "flbsm." week of 18. Florence McOrath succeeded Eater Andrews as leading lady. Week of 25, "Toe Conspiracy." Kauilt (Ken K, Elnlsy, mgr,)—Motion pic- tures and singing. Evelyn Cunningham continues ss tho singing attraction liere. Fbanoais (Ken K. Flnlay, mgr.)—The five part production ot "Joan of Are" was sbown 18-20. AuonooiuM (J. D. Murray, mgr.)—Miss Lynne Yoder and the Britannia Stock Co. In "The Woman of Mystery," opened here 23. Absha (Erroll Kltlnge. mgr.)—The Roma Rcade Oo. opened here in "The Charity Ball," 26. Tub Mighty Haag Shows are being hilled here for June 3. Troy, N. Y.—Proctor's (H. B. Btnde, mgr.) bill for Msy 25-27: Alexander, the Great, l'elot and Bchofleld, Oxford Qnartette, Louise M/srs and eoopany, Eva lludge and llershel Hendler, For 28-80: Johnson's dogs, 1/ont and Psyne, Dora Pelletler, Hsllen snd Hunter, Harry Gilbert, and the Five Brasoons. .... Baud's (N. O. Mlrlek, mgr.) —The tytell- Vaothsn Stock Co. offer The Littlest Rebel" week of 20. Bronchial TROCHE 1 Clear the Voice A great relief when hoarse or coughing. Used by speakers and singers forover 60 years. 25c.50cand 11.00. SampleFroe, John I. Brown ft Son, Boston. Maae. STOP III LOOK III I.INTKNIII t I I TIIHKE IIIU NOVO IIITH I I 1 OF 8WKETIIRATS I'VK HAD PLENTY lly Jnsciililnn V. JulillHim and Andrew Kern, IT'rf OllKAT TO UK AN AL'C'l'lUKKKlt lly JiiHcplilne V. JoliiiHiin and Andrew Kern. Wlirnl l''liidnMaiiLlkaM> Dear OlilOarl lly Josophlno V. JolitiMon. GrelivHtratlnu und pro- fcHNlonnl copy sent ii]nm receipt of lato proKreninie. Hong (words ami mimic), Parodies, SkctclicH, 1'luvn, MoniilngiiCH, Ktc. , wrllteii lonrili'f. Huml stninp for torniH. JOSBPHINB V.JUIINHON, ai*0 Carroll Avenue, Chicago, III. Norxt.Tr, Tbojaw, Pi.aka, Kami's, iIajestio and KHt-ias, motion pictures only. DncTan F'asakibi.t's MstuotNs Hitow was hers week of 18, and thousands of people were nil the lot to welcome him. The doctor gained consider- side popularity here last season, nnd tlio greeting exteuiled him on his return was one of Hie great- est ever shown sn attraction ot this kind. The sots include the llomscns, song and dance team, ami the Aerial WInncs. Cohocs, N. Y. —Proctor's (Dsn Corr, mgr.) photoplsya. Majbstio. — Photoplays and necnalonal an* night stand companies. "The Temtiersmcntal Journey" 211, by tie Oomstock Players. liiiiuiiT Si'or and Katrias, photoplays only. Heaver, Cola.—lirunilway (Peter, McCourt, mgr.) "Danmiced Oootls" May 25 and week. Mhniiau (Wooilward A Uoman, mgra,)—"III! House In Order" 24 aiul week. Kairiisas I George A. Ilovyer, mgr.)—Bill 28 nnd week: "Top o' the World Dancers," James Krancls Hulllvsn, Ollvottl Trontiailoiirs, Moffat snd Clare Trio, lloug I'eng. and moving pictures. Taboii (Peter McOourt, mgr.)—Jacobs' Musical Conwily Go. and moving pictures, Mots. —Kxlcnalvo Improvements are being mads In the local Orplieum Tbealre during the closed Hunimer months, which will coat 140,000. Doth the Interior snd exterior will materially bs changed so that It will lie nearly a now theatre when the now season opens. Temple, Tex. — Temple (Geo. If. Martin, mgr.) this theatre has been leased for five years to Grorgu II. Martin, »( Austin. Mr, Martin lisa gone lo Now York City to obtain attractions for the coming season. The Temple la one of the bent theatres In the Htste. Mr. Martin has lieen manager of the Jno. Hancock Theatre, of Auattn, for tho past eighteen years. Prior to that time ho was manager of the Grand, of Houston, for four years. Or* (Kngebrect A Korkmner, mgrs.)—Motion pictures only. Cubsobkt (J. J. Hegmonn, mgr,) — Motion pictures anil vsudevllle. ■Majbstio (W. F. Lucas, mgr.)—Motion pic- tures and vaudeville, Clarkadnle, Miss,—Oscum's (Signer Oacum, mgr.) motion pictures and vaudeville. The Para- gon Comedy Five drew capacity business week of May 18. Walter Stanton, "the original Chants- cler," week of 26. Doc Baker, character Sanger, week of June 1. The following are feature films offered: Cecelia Loftus, In "A Lady of Quality," 21; "The Daughters of Men" 28. Business con- tinues the best. Nrw Majbstio (The Majestic Amusement Oo.. mgrs.)—Motion pictures snd songs report good business. Oreenvllle. Miss.—Princess (R. V. Orego, mgr,) week of Msy IB, "The Brsslllan Widow' 1 Co., to capacity business. Bijou (W. V. Kikas, mgr.)—Week of 19, Mary Plckford, In Famous Players production, "The Good Little Devil," to capacity business. This popular theatre continues to plsy to capacity with the beat In pictures. Laramie, Wyo.—The Elks snd Chsmlier of Commerce Jointly, hsve engaged McOarty « Gil- ford's Will West Show for to help out In the celebration, July 2-4. Kupassa (J. «. King, mgr,)—"The Private Secretsry" May 11, good to good business. Elks' Opera Co., In "Bal-Bnl," 26. Motion pictures between dates. Oi'bba Hodsb (H. I?. Boot, mgr. 1—Nst Good- win >. Motion pictures between dates. Lynchbortr, Va. — Trenton U. H. Trent, mgr.) vaudeville snd motion pictures. OAiaTrr, UmvBBSAt, and Bbiviusbb, motion pie- tores only. _ _ _ Tns foundation for the new noflielmer The- atre has been laid. This theatre will be • vaudeville boose and will be opened Sept. 1. Pari a. III.—Shears (Prank Weaver, mgr.) vaudeville and pictures. _ . _ Majbstio (A, Menke, mgr.) — Vaudeville and pictures, Jor.—Pictures only.