The New York Clipper (June 1914)

JUNE 27 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 17 office in Chicago, and reported great success wllh his World Tours. Obaxlss R. JIacloon expects to Dosko a U<ly piece of change with the Burton Holmes Travel- ettes. Here'a hoping he ■will. • - M. S. Bodkin was a Cufpeb caller In Chicago, Saturday, 20. He has booked a somber of high class acta for fair engagements. AaiiSTBONo'a Congress of Human Oddities Is proving' a big -winner with the World at Home, and at Blvervlew Exposition, Chicago. Armstrong knows Just how -to frame-up- the shows to please the people. JAMES T. CLYDE ASSUMES GENERAL MAN- AGEMENT OP THE WOB1D AT HOME. James T, Clyde, who la well and favorably known to thousands of Individuals In the profes- sion of entertainment. Is the new general manager of the World at Home. He took charge In Belolt, Wis., Saturday, 20, following a conference with Joseph Baoman In Chicago. E. C Talbot continues us general agent. Mr. Cljde has assumed bis duties with every assurance of the hearty cooperation of all of the concessionaires and showmen with the World at Home. Personality is a potential factor in the conduct of any business. Olyde is strong on per- sonality, and with" It he has a splendid conception of the requirements of his new position: The World at Home has been fitted out at * great expense. Every effort has apparently been put forth by Joe Baumin and his associates to make the aggregation first class In every par- ticular. Last week's business in Belolt, Wis. was not cyclonic, but satisfactory to the management, who did not expect to set the town on Ore. This week the World at Home la at Appleton, Wis., with a few stands, to follow before taking up the State Fair engagements Fred M. Bames arrived In Cblcrgo Friday, 10, armed with a lot of splendid contracts. Omar Sami was a welcome caller at the Western Burecu of Tux New York OurPBt, being In Chi- cago for a day to settle wllh the railroad com- pany for the damage done to the Human Butter- fly Show at Cedar Rapid?, la., when a mall train crashed into the paraphernalia aa the same vas being loaded on the show train, paml says tbat the World at Homo is the lift word In the way of carnival equipment, and Baba Delgurian, with Lew Baokustoe and California Frank echoes that opinion. Show business can not be learned out of books. Real showmen are the result of years of experi- ence. Joe Bauman has surrounded himself with a bunch of "regulars," and they are loyal to the core. %■£ The United States Tent and Awning Company has turned out some great work for the Garden of Allah. Delearlan and Zluuey never hesitate when It comes to a matter of a few dollars, more or less, In getting what they wunt. The Garten of Allah should reap a harvest for these lmriresi.il of Oriental entertainment In America, this 'season. It Is reported that O. W. McCurren may be ap- pointed lot superintendent with the World st Home, Mc has had a world of experience with many of America's lending tent show enterprises. James T. Clyde says "get results," and that will go for everybody under hlr, direction this season, and during the seasons to come. John B. Waiben says that the Teddy Bear business, with some'of the parks and circuses, Is not as good as It was last season. But at that, John avers that there Is little danger of the wolf prowling around his door this coming Winter. Coir t. Kennedy and Tom W. Allen were wel- come callers at the Chicago office of The Cliitbb last week. Bill Rice (W. G. P.') also breezed In, and stated that the James Patterson Shows played to fine business In Minneapolis, and Clarcaec Wertham had a big week. Bill la some traveler these daya, and a regular visitor to the big car- nivals. Rice ft Dore are cleaning up this sea- son, I understand, and that's good news. A. H. Barkley, general agent of the Con T. Kennedy Shows, was a Clipped, caller In Chicago, last week, Barkley Is making a fine'showing, nc cording to Manager Kennedy, and what Coa saya goes, with yours truly. - ■ Are you reading Red Onion's stuff rcgu'arly these days. The Honorable William Jnilklni Hew- itt has a style all his own and a brand of humor which stamps bis efforts A No. 1 when it comes to letting the carnival folks know who Is who and what Is what 1 Thb Niw York Clippbb Is helms rend! on every circus, Wild West, and carnival lot in America. COLONEL PABKER WRITES. Colonel Charles W. Parker, "America's Amuse- ment King," is a pretty busy man at all times, and does not find much time for letter writing, but the following enlstle, written from Leaven- worth, was received Vy the writer from the genial Colonel one day hast week: "Dub Job— Now in regard to the General Amusement Company, Con T. Kennedy Is doing better than ever before, reolly better than last year. "Tom W. Allen is making money, experiencing a few blowdowns and bad weather. "8. W. Brundage Is doing splendid. ' "Barney B. Parker has had nothing but ram from bis opening stand. You can't expect to moke money with - bad weather, wind and rain storms of all kinds. They leave for Canada next week, and have bad offers to play all the dates they can handle In Canada. ■ But my latest report from tnem is to effect that they are only going to play three stands In Canada, then come bock to the V. S. on account of the unfavorable outlook. I have just shipped Barney's show the Panaam Canal and Mate, -which gives them fifteen paid attractions, and they are all good shows. I just built six 02 ft. flats for Barney, which left the factory this week, to join the shows. The last one being 100, -which as the number of cars I hare on the road this season. John Swlderskl, ray factory foreman, went la charge of the ears, and will stay with Barney all season. "Utile Belle Aiken is here. She Is a ateter to Bin E. Aiken, manager of the Alkcn Amusement Company. Hho is buying a three abreast machine, paying |T.B00 cash for same. Tula ©trry-us-all will he driven by a fifty horso power automobllo gasoline etirine and three hundred lights on the machine. This engine furnishes the lights, besides pulllna the machine. There Is a apeclol feature about thla machine. It Is so constructed that in case you haven't the time on Monday evening to set the tmichlDB up. or you BTe only going to run n few hours, you can make a two abreast machine cut of It, then when you want to you can put on the other row of horses making a three abreist out of it You can. lo the same thing with it on your closing night, which will enable you to toko it down more quickly. These machines, con- structed In tits manner, arc making quite 1 bit with too carnival people. . __ _ ' _ "I could write you news all day long, but I an very busy an* haven't the time. 1 bare been running the factory every night this week, sad all last week, and we are about tired out. We are getting orders by wire now. They don't wait to "WelL this la about all for this time, with kind personal regards, I beg to remain, Yoon very truly, C. W. Pahxol" * "BILL" 6BLIG LOVES ANIMALS. W. N. Sellg has built up a wonderful animal preserve In Los Angeles, Oal. He Is recognised as one of the foremost producers of moving pic- tures In the world, but he takes more pleasure in surveying bis animal pets on his Golden State estate tban he does in turning out hundreds of reels of moving pictures every week. . . We all have to nurse a hobby. Some of as have to be content with a minor whim, but "Bill" Sellg (as he Is familiarly known to his friends, who are legion) is In a position to extend himself when It comet to playthings. He wants, and gets, the best. Forty Nubian lions, sixteen Bengal titers, leo- pards, hyenas, a pair of giraffes, elephants, monkeys, giant snakes, alligators, crocodiles, strange creatures from the desert and the bayou, llamas from the Andes, burros from far off Pales- tine, ships of the desert that have done service under the shadow of the Pyramids, bafeboont, and other members of the Simian tribe, birds from all countries, Russian and Grizzly bears, and a well nigh numberless representation of denlsens of the Jungle, are to be found comfortably housed on the Sellg Los Angeles farm. John G. Robinson la In charge end that tells a story In Itself. John has been mixed up with the reptilla, and the carnlvoro, so long, ihnt It la "pie" for hint to keen the Sellg bunch of var- mints In proper condition. Yon know It would not bo a surprising thing to me If "BUI" Sellg branched out as a regular cir- cus man seme of these days, lie has got It ha htm and with a bank roll, which goes Into seven figures, he could do just about as be wanted to, surrounded by the proper kind of tolent W. N. Sellg is a seif-mailo man. He Is a nighty power in the moving picture field. There Is) nothing too big for him to tackle, sml he dotes on real work. He Is a firm believer In painter's Ink—perhaps that accounts for a great meunre of his success. A night with the Reel Fellows Club of Chi- cago la a real event I m not saying this just because I happen to be the chairman of the Board of Governors. Tiling Is a spirit of comraderle In evidence at the social sessions which speaks volumes for the future of the organization. Thb moving picture plays aa Important part In the amusement and education of the masses. The Reel Fellows Club of Chicago embraces In Its membership the cream of Western talent, which has helped, and is helping, to make the moving picture a mighty power In the profession of entertainment. President R. R. Nehls, general manager of the American Film Mfg. Co., Is an able executive. He was presented with an Ivory gavel by the Reel Fellows Club last week. The Board of Governors are men of sterling worth. As Charles K. Nixon, a member of the board, remarked the other night, "How can the Reel Fellows Club fall to become a great organization wkeu lta affairs are In such capable hands?" Nixon it recocnlzed as one of America's leading writers. He has a fund of Information and wields a facile pen. . _ _ , It will only be a matter of time when tho Reel Fellows Club of Chicago will hove a regular club house In the Windy City, where there will le cheer nnd comfort for the members and a hearty welcome for visiting notables, . Upward strides are belnc made In the moving picture industry. The Reel Fellows Club of Oil- cago Intends to do Its part to lend dignity to the) profession.• KENNEDY LIFTS EMBARGO. W. M. Moseley, who Is doing seme splendid work as special promoter for tho Con T. Kennedy Shows, writes-me from Fort Wayne, Ind., to the effect that one of the biggest celebration! to be held there in years will occur week June 23. when the Con T. Kennedy Shows will play under the auspices of the Children's Playground Association. Fort Wayne has put a ban on comlrnls for sev- eral vears past. It was up to the Con T. Ken- nedy forces to lift the embargo. Dennis McCarthy, secretary to tho mayor of .Fort Wayne, has clmrgo of the arrniipements for the week's festivities. There will be all kinds of contests, which were promoted by Mr. Moseley. 'Hie Governor cf Indiana and his staff will itobably 1* in attendance. The Con T. Kennedy Shows enjoy an enviable reputation, and are presenied lii a high clnss manner, every de- Eoxtmcnt of the organization being In eipcrlcticed anils, OiiJCAflo. ind In fart every section of the tnid- dlo West has been experiencing a fortnight of cold, disagreeable weather which has not had » tendency to lielp the tent rkow business. But a real hot Summer blast Is on the way from fho Southwest, and this will be cheering to the tTOlllJOTS The tent show business Is full of tips and downs. It Is a continual case of gamble with the ele- ments. Frist it is warn and then it la cold. Unin deluges tho white tops and then a drought kills the crops. Tho rcanonsltiiUlics resting upon the shoulders of the general agent are great. And he Is generally blamed for everything that goes wrong. It requires keen judgment In routins a carnival oarnany these dayB. This id aa era of keen competition. There are more carnival or- ganizations en four this season than ever before. It will mean the survival of the attest. ROUTE LIST DRAMATIC & MUSICAL Routes Intended for Tbla Column Mast Reach This Office Not Litter Than Satorday Before Day Of Publication to Insure Insertion. JEANETTE DUPRE AND HER OWH BIG SHOW OUT OF TOWN HEWS Scrmnton, Paw—Lyceum (7J. O. H11J, mgr.)' "Sctea Days," Klaw A Erlanger's feature photos play In four reels, June 22-21. "The Good for Nothing." Ensoiisy feature photo-drama, la roor reels, with O. M. Anderson, will bo shown 25-27. Business continues to capacity. Poli (A. J. Vannl, mgr.)—For week of 22. the Toll Stock Co, supporting Mary Fowler and Waiter RlolinrdVon, In "Ninety and Nine." "What Happened to Mary," week of 11, drew good houses. , _ , Aciniiwr (A. F. Wlnatrom, mgr.)—Feature pictures and special feature nights. Monday, sur- prise nlglit, and Tuesday, amateurs. Bijou Damns, Manhattan, Wondxhs, Hrpro- DRoue, Colonial, Drcauund. Victouu, Axrial Gauiikn aad OnpHEuM.—Pictures. Note.— I.ina Park and Northern Electric had •lack business hut week owing to cool weather. Wllkea-Barre, ra«-€Mlrs (John M. Cal- vin, mgr.) week of June 22: OnstWg Wells, Tom Brown Trio, Nat Lefflngwell and corapaay, Steln- er and Swayne, Rose Berry, Joe Blrn«« sml bho photoplays "The Obltdren of the West." "For Love of a Man," "A Daughter of the Tribe." San Sooci Pass (Ceo. K. Brown, mgr.)— Open air amusements. Notzs.— Business at Poll's continues big. The management is giving away automobiles and coupon prices in cash which has helped consider- ably to crowd the bouse Business has also been very good with the M, P. houses. Cnambersburft. Pa,—Orpheum (Ceo, W. B.-ltsch, ugr.) for June 22 and week, Klliwe'a Comedians and photoplays. Noras.—The Orpheum, Cbamliersbum's one le- gitimate house, has been dark for several weeks. - Caledonia aad Red Bridge Parks ire both drawing well. Chattertoo, Ruth—Powers', CUcago, Indefinite. Clarke & Owen— Jxm don, Kng., ?2>July IS. COburn Players—Warreushurg, Ma, 24, 23, Law- rence, Kan., 26, 27, Klrksvllle, Mo.. 20, 30, Ma com j III., July 1, 2, Normal 3, 4. Dillon ft King's Mas. Com, Co.—Oakland, Cal„ Indefinite. "Damaged Goods" — Columbia, San Fran.. Cat, Indefinite. "Dummy, The"—Hudson, New Tork, Indefinite. "Elopers The"—Comedy, Chicago, indefinite. "Follies of 1914"—Zligfeld's—New Amsterdam, New York, indefinite. Goodwin. Nat C—San. Fran., Oal., 22-28, Los An- geles 29-Joly 4. Gaiety Theatre Co.—San Fran.. Oal., indefinite. Hitchcock, Raymond—Aator, New York, Indefi- nite "Help Wanted"—Oort Chicago, 22-28. "Kitty McKay"—Comedy, New York, lndcnnlte. "let George Do It"—Haverhill, Mass., 22-U7. "Misleading Lady, The"—Colonial, Boston, lndefi- aite. Olympic Park Opera Co.—"Newark, N. J„ indefi- nite. Post, Guy Bates—Oort, San Fran., Oal., indefi- nite. ; "Pair of Sixes, A"—lAvngicre, New York, Indefi- nite. "Peg o* My Heart"—Denver. Ool„ 23-2T. "Potash A Perlmutter"—Cohan's, New York, In- definite. "Peg o' iMy Heart" (Peggy O'NcJU)—Carrtck, Chicago, Indefinite. fit. Denis, Ruth—Chicago, Indefinite, "Seven Keys to Baldnale" (Chicago 00.)—Oalety, New York, Indefinite. "Time, the Place and the Girl"—Nixon, Atlantic Oity, 22-27. "Things That Count, The"—Playhouse, Now York, Indefinite "Too Many Cooks"—Tbnrty-nlnth, Street New York, Indefinite. "Under Cover"—Plymouth, Boston. Indefinite. "Whirl of the World"—O. 0. H., Chicago, lndefl. nite. "Wanted—$22.000"—<Apollo, Atlantic OHy. 22-27. "Yellow Ticket, The"—Eltlnge, New York, in- definite. STOCK AND Mt'SICAJ. COMEDIES. Permanent and Traveling;. Albee Stock—Providence, indefinite. Associated Player*—ciprlngileld, Mass., Indefinite. Alcazar Stock—San Fran., Cat, indefinite. Angell Stock (Jos. Angel 1, mgr.)—Oswego, N. Y., indefinite. Alley's, Y. 0., Associated Players—Winston-Salem, N. C, indefinite. Ail-Star Players—Columbia, Son. Fran,, Oal., in- definite. Academy of Music Stock—Wm. Fox's—>Academy, New York, Indefinite. American Stock—PhlU., Indefinite. Auditorium Stock—Kansas City, Mo., Indefinite), Academy Players—Charlotte, N. 0.. indefinite. Applegnte ft Hugo Co.—Osmond, Neb., 22-27. Bijou Players—Fall River, Mass., indefinite.' Brown, Clark, Players—'Montreal,- Can., Indefinite. Bishop Players (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oakland, Oal., Indefinite. Bryant, Billy, Stock—Monterey. Ky.. 22-27. Bessey. Jack, Co.—La Crutue, Wis., Indefinite. Baker Stock—(Portland, Ore., Indefinite. Broadwsy Slock—Sprlnutleld, Mass., indefinite. Busbwick Players—iBusbwick. Hkln., Indefinite. Brown, Clark, Players—OUaan, Can., Indefinite. Brown, Clark, Players—Hamilton. Con., Indefinite. Barrow-Howard Players — Lincoln, Neb., lmkil- Bonstelle. Jessie, Co.—Buffalo 22-July 4. Blood, Allele, Stock—Toronto, Can., Indefinite. Brown, Kirk, Stock—Altoana, Pa., Indefinite. Bryant. Marguerite, Stock—Grceusburs;, Pa,, In- definite. Soyer, Nancy, Stock—Jamestown, N. Y., Indefi- nite. Boyd. Jlarrowes Stock—Leleh, Neb., 22-27. Britannia Stock—Ottawa, Can., Indefinite. Cornell-Price Players—Uochester. Ind., 22-Joly 25. Castle Kq. Mas. Stock—St. Louis. Indefinite. Columbia Mus. Com. Co.—Oakland, Oal., indefl- Cotiroeeu Players—Jamestown. N. Y., indefinite. Calm, Julius, Stock—Salem, Mass., indefinite. Columbia riayeni—Washington, indefinite. Court Sq. Associate Players—Springfield, Mass., Indefinite. Chicago Stocb-'Honesaale. Pa., Indefinite. Oomstock Players—Albany, N. Y.. Indefinite, Comstock-Terry Stock—Schenectady, N. Y., In- definite. Claren-lon Stock—Lakevlew, 0„ 22-27. Ooltinm Stock—Trenton, N. J., indefinite, Conneas Players—Wilmington, Del., Indefinite. Ohsttertoo, Arthur, Co.—Akron, O., Indefinite. Crescent Stock—Columbia. 8. 0., indefinite. Cbauncey-Kelfier Stock—Now Brl|bton, Pa., in- definite. Colonial Stock—Cleveland, Indefinite. Davis Stock (Harry Davis, mgr.)—Pittsburgh, Pa,, indefinite. Dowell Stock—San Diego. Cal., Indefinite. Deno, Bessie. Stock—Muskogee. Okla.. Indefinite. Denlinm Stock—Denver, Cbl., indefinite. De Voss, Flora, Co.—La Salle, 111., indefinite. Davldmn Stock—AHhrankee, Indefinite. Demtng, Lawrence, Stock—McAlester, Okla., 22- July 4. F.mn.lre Slock—Providence, R. I., indefinite, F.lltch Stock—Denver, Col., Indefinite. Kmplro Stock—Syracuse, N. Y., Indefinite. Empress Stock—San Diego, Oal., Indefinite. Exposition Stock—San Diego, Cal.. indefinite. German Stock—Cincinnati. Indefinite. Glbner. Sarah, Stock (Walter Wilson, mgr.)— Chatham, Ont, Can., Indefinite. Oagnon-I'ollock Stock—Houston. Tex.. Indefinite. Goodwin Prayers—Hudson, Wis.. Indefinite. Gorman's Mus. Com. Co.—Lowell, Mass., indefi- nite. Olesson Plsyers—Denver, Col.. Indefinite. nnllack Stock—Woonswcktti B, I., indefinite. Illllman's Ideal Stock—Omaha, Neb., Indefinite. Hayward, Grace, Co,—Oak Park, Chicago, lndefl- nlte. Huntington. Wright, Stock—Indianapolis Indefinite. nome Stock—Akron, O. Indefinite. Harrington, Beatrice, Block—Denlion, Tex., In- definite. narvey Stock—Clinton, la., Indefinite. Homo Stock—Meyers' Lake, Canton, 0., Indefi- nite. Huntington Players—St Paul, Minn.. Indefinite. Hlminelein Associate Players — Uuskogee, Okla., 32-24, Tulsa 20, indefinite. nudson Stock—Union Hill, N, J., indefinite. Harrison Theatre, A Co.—Lewton, Okla., Indefi- nite. Henderson Stock—Jberdeeo, So. Dak.. 12-27. Harris Mus. Com, 0*—Waco, Teg,, UxkColle. Holden Stock—Detroit Mich., Indefinite. Ball's Aevoclate Players — Mansfield, O., in' definite. Haswell, Percy. Stock—Toronto, Can., Indefinite. Jefferson Theatre St'ick iJulius Onhn, mgr.)— Portland, Me., Indefinite. Jefferson Mock—Auburn. N. Y., Indefinite. Kelly A llntinan Ob.—Oruswell, Mich.. 22-27, Lexington 20 July 4. Keyes HIMers' Stuck (Chester Keyes, mgr.)— Dullas, Tex., tniieitnite, Klimt A Gusolo Stock—Baltimore, Md.. indefi- nite. Keenan Stock—Rscanalia, Mich., Inikflnlte. Knickerbocker Stock (B. J. Murphy, mgr.)—Ber- lin, One, Can.. Indefinite. Keith's Pliiyern—TWodo, 0., Indefinite. Kelly, Jewell, Co.—Atlanta, Ga,, Indefinite. La Boy Stock—Bowline Green, 0., 22-27, Bolle- vne 20-July 4. Lerceum Stock—New Britain, Conn., Indefinite. Liberty Stock—Oakland, Cal., Indefinite. Leonard Playcn—Sedan, Kan.. Indefinite. Lytell-Vaughan Stock—Troy, N. Y„ 22-27. Lawrence, Del, Stock—Vancouver, Cam, Indefinite. La Verne, Lucille—Atlanta, Go,, Indefinite. Lewla-OIUer Players—Keokuk, la., Indefinite. Lynn, Jack, Stock—Berlin, N. II.. 22-27, Orange, Mass., 20-July 11. Lyric Players—Hartford, Conn., indefinite. Lyceum Stock— Ihiluth. Minn., Indefinite. Lakciddc Mock—Deliver, Col., indefinite. MacCurdy Players—Gotham, Bkln,, Indefinite. Morocco Stock (Oliver Morocco, mgr.) — Los An* geles, Col., Indefinite. Majestic Stock—Drs Moines, la,, indefinite. Metruiwlltan Stock—Cleveland. Indefinite, Merrimack Sq. Player*—Ixiwell. Man-., Indefinite. McGlll & Bund -Stock— KIImUmIi, N J., Indefinite. Morley. Krnesline, Stock—Watcrbury, Conn., in- definite. Moore-Hidings Stock—Milan, Mo.. 22-27. Marshall'* Players—Oxford Junction, In., 22-27. Murphy's Comedians^—AliHcai..', Tex.. 22-27. Murphy's Comedians. No. 1 Co.—Wichita Falls, Tex., Indefinite. NleolTroy Stock—Lawton, Okla., 10-27, Kl Ileno 28-Aug. 2. Orpheum Players— 'MMitre.il. Can.. Indefinite. Ondicum Players— (JIhcIiiiuH Indefinite, Payton Corse, Stock—Fur Rockawuy, N. Y„ in- definite. Poll Stock—Scronton, Pa., Indefinite I'rlngle, Delia. * Stork (0. K. Vau Auken. mgr.) —Kmplro, llirtte, Ibsit., Indefinite. Poll Players (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton, l>. 0.. Indefinite. Pearl Stock—WllPunuiport, la., indefinite. Poynter, Bculah, Stock—Birmingham, Ala., lndefl. nllc. Poll Players—Baltimore, Indefinite. Poll Players—Worcester, Mesa., Indefinite. Poll Players (Kendal Weston, mgr.)—New Haven, Chun., Indefinite, Poll Players—Hartford, Conn.. Indefinite. Park Players (11. A. Todd, mgr.)—New Castle, Pa., indefinite. reyiier Mus. Com. Co.—Texas Oity, Tex., In- definite. Rochni'e'. Will, Stock—Chicago liid.Onlle. Reade. Iknna, Stock—Montreal. Can., Indefinite. Itenile, ltoma. On.—Ottawa, Can., luitillulte. Bellly, Clias., Stock—Jersey City, N. J., indefi- nite. Itodmond's Players—Sacramento. Cat., Indelliilti). line, J. O., Stock—Ft. Seutt, Kan., 32-27. Richardson Stock—iAKWenworlli, Kan,, 21-27. Bovster-Dudley 0]iera Co.—Portland, Me., Indefi- nite. Sherman Work—'Milwaukee indefinite. Shannon Stock—Wapakuiietu, O.. Indefinite. Sayles, Francis, Co.—CJuiierlor, WW., Indefinite. Snedeker Outncdy Co.—Mnttoou, 111., itnk-tlulte, Seattle Suck—Senttle, Wash., Indefinite. Shurlcll, Al., Stuck—Oataklll, N. Y., Indeflulle. Streeter-Bryon Puiyent—Bay City, Mich., lmk-ffl- nlte. Stanley Stock—St. Loulu Imleilnlle. Sutherland Stock—Anoka, Minn., 34. 20, Shawno 211, 27. Spooner Dnunatlc Co. — Olonulsiee, Okla., 22,- July 4. Barnes Stock—Lsnrraicevllle, Ind., 22-27. Smiley, Kmlly, Players—Wlldwooci. .N. J„ Indefi- nite. Stanley Stock—St. Louis, tndcflnlle. St. Clair, Winifred, Co. (K. D. Blpe, mgr.)— Hinuiiimid, Ind., 22-27. Trlplctt-Owcns Slock—Jxmlsvlllc. Ky., Inilefliilte. Turner, Clara (W, F. Barry, uigr.)—Yoiikers, N. Y., indefinite. Temple 1'lnyiTS—llninllton. Can., lmb-flnlte. Temple Stock—Ft. Wayne, Ind., InliilnltA Teintiest Ilruinntlc Co.—Georgetown, Del., 22-27, U-wes 20-July 4. Thomas' Mux. Oon. Oi.—Uaiigor, Me.. 22-27. Thorne Stock—HutchltiHon, K.IH.. Indnlliiiie. Van Dyke ft Kalon Co. (F. Mack, mgr.)—St. Jooeiafa, Mo., Indefinite. Von Dyke ft Eaton Co. (0. Mock, mgr.) — Dea Moines, la., indefinite. Vance Beportolro Co.—H*u Claire, Wis., Indin- nite. Wella Stock—Nashville, Tenn., Indiflnlte. Waahlugtou Stock—Detroit liidefltilte. Woods Mus. Com. On.— ilranlxonl, Can., Indefi- nite. COMPANIES IN TABLOID PLAYS. Orawford-Huronhreya Mus. Com. Co. — Birming- ham, Ala., uidctiulte. Oashman-Leader Mus. Com, Oow—Clnrksdule, Miss., 28 July 4. Friendly, Dan, Mas. Com, Co.—Cleveland, 0., Indefinite. Fabarine Glrle—Hot Springs, Ark., Indefinite. Jncobs, L. B., Co.—Denver, Colo., lndeflnlu-. King. Frank, Mus. Com. Co.—Clorksdale, Miss., 22-27. Lyric Stock—Jamestown, N. Y., Indefinite. Biwsell's, Dan, lius. Ouia, Co.—Hutchinson, Kan., Indefinite. Thomas' Mas. Com. Co.—Bangor, Me., 22-27, Ixnrlstoa las-July 1. Todd. Wm., Shows—<!aiie Charles, Vs.. 22-27. ■ TalHirtn Uirls Mus. Corn. Co.—Hot Springs, Ark., 22-27. MINSTRELS. Oolram. J. A.—Daytona, Fla,, Indefinite, Down In Dixie (W. A. Thomas, mgr.)—Haywood, Wis., 24, Cable 29, Drumuoad 20, Muon 27, 28, (Manah 20, Haion !IU. Oorton's (O. T. Fnles, mgr,)—Ilahway, N, J., In- definite (Huntington's Klglity—New Albany, Mies., 24, Memi'ils, Tenn., 20-27. Smith Bros.' (Ireater Minstrels— Friendship, N. Y., 24, Angelica 20, Belmont 20, BANDS AND OIICIIKSTRAS. Ballman's Orchestra—Dhlcago Indefinite. Berllner'a Bnml—• Clm-lnnall livli*lnlte, Creatore's Uainl—Willow Grure Park, Pblla., 22- July 4. Fernillo's Band—Hutchinson, Kan., Indefinite. Kryle's Band—Morganfleld, Kan., 24, HeiHlerwai 25, Owenslnro 2D, Princeton, Ind. 27, Vln- cennes 28, Waahlngton 20, llloomfleld 30, Mar- tinsville July I, Bedford 2, HbcUr/vllle, Ky,, 3, Frankfort 4. Natlello's lianii—FcnUlne Park, IxwUvlUc, in- definite. Rusao's Ilaml—fflevelawl. O., Indefinite. Schmeiler's Band—Woodsldei Park, Phil*., indefi- nite. Sohmittle's Bind—Cbcslcr Park, Olncbaatl, la- denoite. Strelndel Orcliestra—Chicago Indeflnlte. Tlisvlu's Hani—Men Park. Oakland, Cal., lndefl- nlte. _ _ Veiwela's Hand—Steel Pier, Atlantic City, N. Js> Indefinite. Victor's llnnd—Jsmestmvn. N. Y.. Indefinite. Vaasnr Girls llnnd—I'enrla, III., Indefinite. Weber, Jonn C, Band—Cincinnati Indefinite. Wallace Orchestra—Altoana, Pa, 22-27. CARNIVALS. Allnvan Bros.' Big American Shows—Crawford, Neb., 22-27, Dcadwood. So. Huh., 211-July 4. Arena Amuse. Co.—B. Uverpool. «».. 22-27. Bnrkoot, K. 0., Shows—Chicago Heights, 111,, 21- 27. Berger Sackett Shows—Fund dti Lac. Wis.. 2CJ7. Blue Klblion Shows—Itutland, Vt, 2C-27, l'lttf field. Mass., 20-Jn)y 4. CoNT-Ilms.' Ooinbliieil Shows (F. D. Corey, mgr.) -^lamestiiwp, N. Dak., 22-27, OnsaeUton 39- July 1, Warren, Minn., 2-4. Christy's R. It. Sliows (Geo. W. Christy, mgr.)— (lakes, No. Dak., 24-2(1. ._. De Kreito Bros.—Clovls, N. Mex., 22-27, Alho <iurnpa> 2I)-July 4. IVrnrl, Jos. (I., Shows—Jamestown, N. Y., 22-27, Hrle, Pa.. liOJuIy 4. __ Gn'ater New Hhiglnr.d Shows—Wlllluiantlc, Conn.. 22 27, Norwich 29July 4. Great Mumlei ft Davis Co.—Norrlatown, Pa., 2> 27. Great International Shows — New n*m;too, IL* 22-27. Alexaiuler, Minn., Sti July D. Great Kv<n-lt Show—Johnstown, N. Y., 22-57, Krie, Pa., 20-July 4. Glol* Amuse. <V>.— Y.nunr-town. O., 22-27. Great Argyle Shows—Otieniw, H. 0., July 7-11. Hopkins* Greater Hlunvs—Charleston, III., 22-27. Hiiniplnii Orcnt Mtuplre Shows (J. W. Hnmtiton, mgr.)—Marlon, (I., 22-27, l'uorus 20-July 4. Jones, Johnny, Bxi«i. Sliuw»—Ncrwlcli, Conn., 22- 27. Rem ft flhlppy—Holyoke, Mass., 22-27, Chlcopca -■u-Juiy * _. „ . , „„ Kciiiie.lv, On T. shows—Ft Wayne, Ind., 22- 27, l'nrtlonil 2(1- July I. _ „ Krause, lien, (in-nti-r Sliuwa—Klmlrs, N, Y., 22- 27, AllMiiy 20-July 4. _____ l-ngg. Out.. (Irt'ttliT Shows— l.liim. O., 22-27. I.nj-inrui, Frank K., <lre«ter Klinws—Dea Moines, In.. 22-27, •Hlmix Oily July 4-tl. I.llnTty Shows—Tltiwrllle, l'n.,22 27, Johnsonburs) 20 July +i Mai J. George, Rxtxislllnn Shows—Do Soto, M^« 22-27, Uiilslaiia, 20-July 4. Metiruiiolltan Shows «). B. Ilarflelil, ■».)• Ms tun, N. Y., 22-27. Newark 20-July 4. Miller. A. II,, Orrviter Shown—Manitowoc, WIl., 22-27. Iron Mountain 20- July 4. Mimh Bros., Greater Shows (T. O. (Muss, mgr.)— Albion, Mlrli., 22-27, Gtsihen. Ind., 20-July 4, National F.xiio. Shown—Greenville, Mich., !«V J « l y *i — ._ Patrick, B. 11., Miows—Wstertown. N. Y., 22-2T. Parker. B. It., Shows—Moose Jaw, Sank., Can., 22-27. Ulee ft Dore's Water Carnival—Deaiiwood, Ho, link., 22-27, Jamestown, No. Dak., 20-July 4. Baas gar 1 Greater Shows—Morgan low», W. Va., 22> "7. Rutherford Orealer Shows II. J Polack, mgr.)—• Day Ion. (I., 22-27. „ __ Hiaelle's Roiioihi Show—I/Mie Tree. la., 82-3". Kheesley Greater Slu/ws—Warren, Pa., 22-27, TI- tusvllle 211 July 4. Bavldge, Walter, Co.—Oakland, Neb., 22-27, Teka- mall 20-July 4. fcinltli Greater Hliuww— Foatork, 0., 22-27, Gurvtt, Ind., 20-July 4, . „__ Boutliern Amuse. Co.—Muskogee, Okla., 22-27, DsaMf 20-Ji.ly 4. Ti'iineaaes Ajimikc. Co.—Uutherfonl, Tex., 21-28. Wnshliurn, Uim, Show—Colt, Out, Can., 22-27, Hniiilltnn 20-Jnly 4 Wortlmm, O. A., Shows—Pipestone. Minn., 22-27. "World at Iliime"—Amileton, Wis., 22-27, Me-. nominee, Mich., 211.Inly 4. Young Bros.' Show—Hlkvsloii, Mo., 22-27. C1IICOHKS. llnmnm ft Itnltey—I.uwr -i« Mnss., 24, linkfa> ler, N. II., 2fl. lAiivi'll, Sins..., 211, Plli'Mmrg 27. Wonvster 20, I'llt-Meld ill), Troy, N. Y., July 1, (liens Fulls 2, (ineonia .'I, Carliou.lale, Ilnnies. At. 0.—NidlUvllle, Wis., 24, Mar»lifleM 2.1. Grnud ItiipldH 211. Wuiisnii 27. Itliliiclmnlcr 20, Antlgu SO, Oskosli July 1, Wntcrtown 2, I'l. Atkinson, it, Hprlnj Valley, HI., 4, Golliuar Iltos.'— IJhIwii. N i. link., 2-1, Iji Moure 2.1, Oo»|H'r»t»w» 211, Valley City 27. IliiKi'iiheck-Wallacs Hiiimvh —Ibnesvllle, Wis., 21, Itis'kfiinl. 111., 20, Frii'tsirt 2H. Cllntnii, la., 27, l)iivini|sirt 20, Ikslnr Itntil.ls ltd. Waterloo July I. Mnmlnilltiiwii 2, lies ilolues II, Perry 4, Jones lives, ft Wait..n Wllil West—Medlmi, N. V.. 24, Uiekiairt 25, Norlli Tonnwuiiilii 211, West- field 27. Omiu-iiut, II., 2ii, Cleiel I July 1, 3. Kit Carwn Shows— C.iln.l N. Y., .'10, Pulaski July 1, Ailiuiis 2, llurrlsvllle II, lluinsoi Mlnoi 4. I.s 'IXna's— Ilonllon, Me., 21. Mars Hill 21, fff. F.ilrfleld 2(1, I'msiue I "It 27, New Sweden 21), Vi.ulmrei. »0, Ft. Kent July 1, Ashland 2, Island Falls .'I, Mllllii.«-k«4 4. 1(11 llniieh Wild West— lersey City, N. J., 2d, New llrunswlck 20, Trenton 2U, llrlilgcton 27, Atlantic Oily 21). lllngllntt llnsi.—Mjilone, N. Y., 24, Waterlowa 20. Newark 2(1, Nluguru Falls 27, Jackson, Mich., 711, Battle (Jreek il(l, Knlainauo July 1, Ho. Bend, led., 2, Aurora, HI., 3, Raclxtf, Wis., 4. lUildms, Frank K.—K. Oreenwlfb, It, I.. 24, New lAiuibm. Conn., 20, Madison 20. Portcbcster, N. Y., 27. Rim Bros.'—Kent, 0., 24, Chagrin Falls 20, Onr- rolltou 21. Creston 27. Silver Family (llert Silver, mgr.l—Mltldlctrm, Mich., 24. l'omi«-il 23, AAiley 2)1, Blslc 27, Ovid 20, Cummin tin, Vernon July 1, Hurnml 4 Sparks' Hlunvs—Siirliigfleld, Minn., 24, Tyler 25, Lake Preston, So. Dak., 2(1, Kllemlale, No. Dak., 27. WclxvUT. Ho. Dnk., 2(1. Hnnlelle, H!g, — l-'ruiiklln vlll.>, N. Y., 24. Arcade 20, Atlca 2d, I-e Hoy 27, Hnn"-/oe Fulls 20, Oouniuliilgiia .10, Ollfton Springs July 1. "Ilioinpsnn's, Frank II., Shows — Duvls Junction, HI.. 2S I'll. Tompkins' Wild West—Sliannock, R. 1.. 24, Ash- away 20, Sionlngtoii. Conn., 21), Mystic 27, Nuuitlc 20. Hnyhrook Junction ,10, Clinton July 1, Gullfonl 2, Brnnfonl 3, No. Haven 4. Wlieeler Pros.—Ivlumndslou, N. II., Can., 21, Grand Fells 25, Woodstock 2d. Fr-derlctira 27, Bangor, Me., 20, Gnrdner 30. Yarmouth July 1, Ho. Paris 2, tinrvetmi, N. Il„ 3. Oilel/rook 4. Wyoming Bill Shows—St. Jolunvllle, N. Y., 24, Illon 20, Lancaster 20. MISCEM.ANKOtl. Cayety Atock n u rli-e i| i h- —I 'li 11 h ., Indefinite. I.neey, The*.—d/>ne Tree, la.. 24, 25, So. Eng- Hash 20. Keswick 27, 2S, Agency 20, llnssey 30. ItleUm's Big Show—.ramestown, <)., 22-27, Wash- ington 0. II,. 20-Jidv 4. Tnirariero Birrlesi|tio Stock—Pblla., Inileflnllc. Wnlilens, Tlie—Hoc City, la., 27. Conrad 00, St Paler, Minn., July 3, Madison, So. Dak.. 4. JEANETTE DUPRE AND HEll OVV1 BIO mow