The New York Clipper (July 1914)

J ELY 4 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. TWO BIG SNIPPY HITS! «™d\£Vs W.*^* ,h »™ r " ,,T n° o.,n M «t on RODERICK, an» K. Apple fct., Conaellsvllio, Pa. §L. OKK CLIMBS,. Its Job ltoBOExs, one oLd R.l' abu .ifrtaSr *,!•*?? general eoTnr^ini re,.^ jfcnKin Marr. special agents. assistants, left' Partons. Kan.. Wednesday" "*%w?«y8 t.5SFS^ —— .i» mm i,.. m * „ , h „» I &«*! SS»^™%!e«^ "P th^ nice* Do^ W.fe? C^MvM'ism^^Se ■f YORK THBATBB3. NEW AMSTERDAM t^^»fi.TwSL* T to^u«: KLAW * ERLANOER. ..Managers FOLLIES ! Atop Theatre. fives. o» DAN8E DE FOLLIES his manager. Who bag' a number of ebnecs slons at various exhibitions In that country. Joe U OD« of Felece's trusty lieutenants. John Hancock Is responsible for tbe In- formation . that C. A. Young and himself, fchout fourteen years ago. booked the Gasklll- Munday Carnival Into Hemps I'ark St. Louis, Mo., under the auspices of the South Broad- way Merchants' Association, the gross re- ceipts amounting to something like $37,000 ' Id two weeks. Of this amount the country store took In $ 1,000. The event was exten- sively advertised and drew enormous crowds of the Mound City's best citizens. A. C. Young was at that time the mayor of Alton. traveling ocean, and that diving glrU are called "Moimuld Venuses." Great. Ravi.no.s or a Talk eh : "Come over, good folks and set! tbe monkey sell tickets." Wmacirtor?* " 8U, " talklng ftbout "RnviNo" Abt Txnney writes that nine straight weeks of rain have made a nice elean carnival out of his "nutless" Texas carnival. Harbt S. Notes.— It Is plain to be seen that you are putting over quite a few good ones for the Great Patterson Carnival. A Lion Stobt. — The Panona, Kan., Dally GEO.BLCOHAiTS 'WOttST AXAWAKRLASOU Managers Etc*. , ».U._ Matinees, Wed .and 8aU tU. A. H. WOODS 0F7EB8 Potash & Perhnatter More laughi in one act than in all the combined . comedies in 9. Y. Young was at mat time me mayor of Alton, Bun, Monday, June 22 prints In nart as foi- 111.. and Is now one of the leading sp rlts of lows: "The lion which tliiM»<m2«m n Uffefii f*54.Co»e«f or Florida, Dietrich, of Brooklyn 'whoenUred"^"^ &BKM SBMfi?™" ftr'-^L" »rv» • lotfb B uT^,Teck.S a ^fy^aZor^ke 0 %e 1 oI C ohn »*« »*»*&" »' • hrnw L tSL^j™ ?i SVf ■ tendinis. He was unusually playful, but Hf*SB= *£?„• n iS e8 5H;. JPJV 6 **>JP* Kan " was very sullen at trrnes. and had a very that play Canada aT concessionaire* asJ.st oVshowtTndS woSid t° ft to {m n i fo, M Tr„<,~„ you verl & ttla statement by sending a mes- B. Z. .(BUT) Wilson some seasons ago sage, to Mme. Adgle Coatello, Chicago." •was considered the -•'king? of all Alps show Tub carnival that opened in Bayeruth, managers, with various C. \Y. Parker carni- Syria. Monday. June 22, to continue until vajs and. the Great Cosmopolitan CarnlvaL ■ Aug. 20, according to tho "press," Is to huve SilE waB f.walcanae .visitor to the Moose opera as Us magnet to draw the crowds. . celebration in Parsons, Kan., last week. He The city Is said to-be crowded with English has been out of the. game-for -several sea-: and Americans, . aona, and for the past threeyears has been making- his homo In Erie, Kan., where be : if'"eSp-isAlla..several enterprises, Including the film business. K. Z. says he cannot for- get the happy days spent on the lots, and since ho has been using Bonaml on his pedal - extremities-that he Is getting- restless. 'Loo!( out, you are liable to sco him show up on somebody's carnival soon.' Once' In It. You know the rest .-•'■ ? ; Coblbt Tatiob, of South Bend, Ind,—Bd. H. Alderson wants to know how the green . fields In that vicinity appoal to you now. Curley, EM. H. -says always put on the brakes ■when going down hill. "Hn was a good "chump" but he didn't , have any money. ' You should have seen this "guys" Sears-Hoelxjck make-up. ErTA'tooisB Iluxa, with C. A. Wortham Carnival.—James H. Harvey, manager of Etta Louise Blake, night lettergram the ex- clusive information to Tin New Yobk Clip* I'kk from Pipestone, Minn., that "The miracle has happened. On June 21) we take over the Aurora Show and will have the ex- clusive glrl< show with. C. A. Wortham. In ' addition to our regular program we will use eight girls in novelty numbers." Note.—Etta Louise, Ulake has just finished a successful vaudeville tour. Her drawing powers on a carnival Is equalled in proportion to that of many of the favorite stars of the stago and film. Tiik seventh annual round-up now en In Dewey, Okla., was extensively advertised with very novel and attractive stands in Northern Texas, Eastern Kansas, Western Missouri, "Western Arkansas and all over Oklahoma. That's the way to do things like celebrations. The catch line was "Paa- tlineo of the Prairies." Tho Krause Greater Carnival have gotten out a very neat booklet addressed to fair secretaries and celebration managers, set- ting fcr"i the policy of that organization In tbe conduction of such affairs. The text Is War Is the big one getting so many Slow- downs?: trf - " • * parsons. Kan., wools make a dandy spot for one of the real carnivals after the bar- vest days. The very best people In the city turn out In full force. One on the street* would be great. Bur,- live each day as you go along. Stop waiting for the "big days," they may never come. If tbey do you may be too o"id to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Don't give up, the season Is about six months loiigeryet ■ H.H. FRAZEK'S §■ TIIKATRK I Phone tt LahmMhEW St., Just Bryant hUNGAtRI. Westofi-way Eves.aUJO Mats, at 2.80 Wed. A Sat. The Laughing Hit of the Center? A PAIR OF SIXES laward Peple's Pproartonaly Funny Farce. Miss Winifred Si Claire w A AND HER OWN COMPANY •'THERE'S A UKAHON" Also Second niineii Woman WAIUHtOIlK AND AUIUTV ESSENTIAL , 5 A COMEDIAN . 5 WAH11KOI1K AND AUIUTV E8 I Union Carpenter and Electrician W THAT CAN l'LAY SMALL PAIITS , ? Tell tt all in the ilrst and don't sXtrget to give reference. EIIMIO ARTIST WIRE EARL. D. IBHL Slpa Tnaafjf. Kokomo, Indiana. B'way A 60th SU Phono 0-200 Col. WINTER GARDEN Evgs. at 8. Hats. Tucs., Thun. and Sat., ZOO. THE PASSING SNOW OF 1911 TO BE HELD AT Manila. P. I. JAN. 30 to FEB. 7,1915, INCL ATTENDANCE, 200,000 Correspondence Invited for Dumb Acts. After Carnival, chance to tour Archipelago of eight million people. Air lifornatiOB gladly furnished. Address THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL, P hilippine CaHlwl Association, Manila, P. I. Red Mens' Pow-Wow MONTIOBIiliO, INDIANA August 18th, 1914 <> _ Dr. A. U. OKAY, Secretary. Horse and Pony Plumes For Show Parades, Horse and Pony Acts, Adver- tising Purposes, etc. Send for price list. Mann- actnred by M. SOHAEMBS, 611414 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn, N, Y ■ TENT POLES, STAKES, CIB- COS SEATS, USED TENTa Send for moncy-sa* lng lUU PEARL VAN, NortlivlUo, N. T. Pr/Ncn V7IIKELER calls attention to: "A new weekly (unction is now established with nice & Dore, and Walter Hodges is tbe prime uover. A regular Thursday dance to Itlce & Dore people only. Tickets, one dollar, good (or lady and gentleman. Tbe opening tern- slehoreun gathering was June 11 at Keunedy Hull at Billings, Alont., when ene hundred and thlrty-elgbt carnlvalltes attended and absorbed a nee onion supper. This first dance was a birthday testimonial to Orvllle I-mmell, tbe secretary o( the traveling ocean. Note;—'Punch Wheeler Is still press ageat (or Blw & Dore. Ki). H. Alpkuson, who waB with Wortham A Allen last season, Is now tbe real fellow behind the desk at the MnttbeBon Hotel, In Parsons, Kan., which is the leading liotel of that city, as well an being the headquarters (or all show people. lCd. II. wishes to be remembered to Harry Dcavey, Clyde Hart* man, D. C. McDanlels, M. A. Stlce and the rest of the bunch. W. 0. "Pahson" Tatoos says the ono day carnival Is coming. Parson, many agree that the two day carnival Is very near at hand. Adolpii Sbkman. —For why so quiet these days. Let the boys know how the Maze Is doing. Larry Judge, what went with you. Never shall we (orget the Scenutn-Ullllcan days. Oiorob L. AUcparlanb Is due on the lot of the Altmann Bros, about this time. Oeo. L. was due to arrive In Crawfork, Neb., last You do not havo to feed and water riding devices. Got the drift of this nut. Ali.mank IIhoh.' Witeu 'Snow Is to be christened Boon. John P. Martin has re- quested all of the cxptrts to assemble this week for the occasion. Going to be some time at this event John P., the "Onion" regrets that he cannot be there. Mr. and Mii s. W. W. Tntio were visitors in 6t. Louis recently. They Journeyed to the Mound City from Poplar Bluff, Mo., where the J. George Loos Exposition Com- pany was filling an engagement. Wonhkh what Is the matter with all the carnival bands? The musicians arc making many changes. Musicians, what's tho mat- ter? Now for an argument. taOtt Notice. —All mall or telcgraraB for William Jndklns Hewitt (Red Onion) address this week. General Delivery. Pitts- burg. Kan. Permanent address, New York Clippbe, 47 West Twenty-eighth Street, New York. DAISY IRVING GRANTED DIVOIICE. The American concert artiste, Mrs. Dor- othy Daisy Irving, known professionally as "America's Daisy Irving," was granted a decree nlai aaalnat her husband, Harry Irving, in London. KnjT., Jun' 24. Evidence given by Mrs. Irving.and other witnesses proved grounds enough for a clear decree. , i :•• anst4.fi, 6,7and 8. tio.oooinpnraesanfl stakes. llOBOKUB, N. 4., Main Una Erie 11 R.,20Miles from New York City. ALL KINDS Of CONCESSIONS AND SHOWS TO RENT FOR THE MIDWAY Open nights. WANT*!Vi-«erry-fli>-ltound. Ferris Wheel, Circle Swing, Tango Girls, Seven or Ten in One BhtoWiTmnstMl Show with Band, Hog and Pony Show, Animal Show, Platform or Pit Shows, Palm- ist; also PrStiXfirners' and l>cmon«tr«t«ra inlvllegoH to reoi, »nd all cUier lenltlnuitc shews «nd conoeK- rflrVIWriV ««tst., Eaatof B'wsy. Phone XsUtaniJl mm Hryant. Evenings t». Matinees Tuesday and Satarday ».». 6th MBKUY MONTH KITTY MACKAY The Comedy Bneoesa of tbe Season By OATHBBJHB CE1BHOLM 0P8H1NO. 89th STREET ^ffiWryan^ Ivsnlngs 8.20. Matinees Wed. A Sat. MM eth. Month of L»nght«r TOO MANY COOKS By FRANK CRAVEN MED. PERFOIIMKRS-WANTED, PI- ANIST and Trap Drummer, sight reader, up In vaudeville, Drommer must have full line; for open air; one show nightly. Good Med. Performers write. Address U. J. KBAUS, Merchants Motel, Johns- town, Pa. WANTED—For tne Royal Nlghttngnla HInstrela—Colored Performersanda few more White Musicians. Colored must double Stage; Whites double Orchestra. No tickets. Don't loose time asking. All first letter. Lord E, Benton, Man- ager, in west 132 St., New York. SPECIAL. OFFER—8HRET MUSIC The Ucautlful Home Song, "Send tho Baby to lied With a Kiss. By R. H. lircnnen. Words and Music complete, and the famous "Marrlago Kclls" Schot- tlche and "Valso Violet to". 10c. each, or tho whole 3 sent post-paid for20c. In stamps. Jnst puhllnliud a collection of beautiful Irish Songs, by J. J. Burke. "The Shannon and the Sulr", "I Long to See Sweet Ireland", "The Dying Exile's Wish", "Nora Blake", "The Isle of My Dreams", "Remain In Old Ireland". CO cents, postpaid. Upon receipt of 'JSc. In stamps we will send to yon by mall, pout-paid, our collec- tion of 200 Dances for Violin or Pluno. Can be pluycd on almostany Musical Instrument. (Regular Jrlcu, (Oc.) Harding's "All-Round" Collodion of lg;>, Reels and Dances. Most of these Dunces have never been printed In any other form. Address orders to FRANK 1IARD1NO, Muslo Publisher, 228 E. 22 St., N. Y. I Engrave, Print and Publish Hooks and Music NEW 811EE MUSIC, Catalogue and 3 pieces for 10 els., postpaid. Cornets, Violins, Terms, bonds- men unnecessary. ALETHE CO., 23 Seventh Ave., 12(h), N. Y^ LEST TOD FOIlGKT WB BAT I'j' YHT CROSS LETER HEADS Contracts, Tickets, Envelopes, Free Samples, etc. STACK MONEY, I6c. Book of Herald Onts, Sto. CROSS soi H. Dearborn'St CHICAGO CHARACTER WOMAN WITH GOOD SPECIALTIES SOUBRETTE WITH SPECIALTIES JCHK G. RAE Bell Airdome Tim.. Pittsburg, Hast. Lady Partner Wanted To loin Lady io Vaudeville Act FOR SMALL TIME A good talker and one who can dance preferred. Nest wardrobe and experience necessary. Or would loin Vaudeville Act, to play Character Part- Have good voice . . Address ADA MAY. JH8 KenII worth Ave,, Toledo, Ohio. (Single) that doubles band. JOIN ON WIRE. Other band actors write. UAltllY IIUGO, Manager UUUO PLAYERS. Darlington, Neb., July 2, 3, 4; Collerldgoe, 7, K Wakefield, 9,10, 11. WANTED, FOR The Earle Stock Co. Young Juvcnllo Leading Man, sober, reliable, up U> the mliiuto wardrobo: General lluHlness Man with specialties; Plaulst, to do sumo parta If neces- sary. lU'heuraals J uly 20, open August a. Photos and lowest Summer uud regular seasuti salary. Those engaged tako notice and answer cull. Address Ii» A. BARLB, Mandmky, Ohio. OPEN TIWW, FAIR WEEK. SEPT. 30, 6HAND OPERA HOUSE, OSHKCSH, WIS. (pop. 35,000). Klcctrio Internrhan Lines: Going North—Nuonah-MonoMha, 12 miles; Appleton, ' la miles; Kaukaun»,27 miles; Green Day, 40 mllec. Oolng South—Pond du Lac, 18 miles. Going Went —Ouiro, 10 miles. Sundays open. J. ss. WILLIAMS, Maaagw. MUSICAL COMEDY PEOPLE In all lines. Soubrctte, Sister Team, Dancing Act and Chorus Girls. No fancy salaries. If possible send photo. This la a Tabloid Musical Comedy, playing alrdomes. Write orwire quick. CIIAB. II. PISUKIt, week June 29, Oen. Del., Greenwood, Mis s.; week July a, Gen. Del., Greenville, Miss. WANTED FOR WBH8BLMAI WOOL* STOCK CO. ?-:.. «•■•! Bmm. Peaple - - With tprclmllU. L. B. wto»ELMA», lMO, Nebraska. Aroyon Innced of an ADVANCE AQENTor REPRESENTATIVE MANAGER! Ono who will faithfully obey your orders and work hard for your Interests. Member of several lodges; a good mixer and using tact and diplomacy to secure harmony and sun-ess. At nil times a gentleman, a credit to himself and the Arm who employs Dim, ami anxious to do a "lit I In more" than what Is required of htm. HONESTY, SOURIETY. BOND QUARAJTRKB. Tlioso that are tlreil of tho every-ilny-sort-bcen- a-Iorur-tlmo-an-agent-and has Just smtiitlon enough to draw a salary, and contemplate a change, a tlrm who believes In advertising and wants It nut outwhern it will produce results. Not a tourist; do not need a ticket, but a moderato live and let live salary, delivered weekly, and can Join at onco anywhere. Not an expert nor an amateur, Just commou-Beuso-alilc-toget-there-nmii. ^ Address D. P ., 1 63 W, tuth Breet, Now York City. WANTED IMMEDIATELY \A/hitn©y Stock Co. MAN FOR CHARACTERS AND CEN. BUS. Year 'round, Summer and Winter Engagement. Versatility, lino and extensive, wardrnho, positive sobriety, strict essentials. Ten days'rest In threo years. No holdbacks or layoUs. Salaries paid Sun- days and good treatment onr policy. Slate very lowest; nay own. WELSH AND WALBOVRN, week MO, Eaton Rapids, Mich. LIBERTY WM. MELBOURNE HEAVIES, SOME CHARACTERS Aire, S3: height, 5ft. 11 ID,; weight, loolbs. Thoroughly experienced; reliable; first class up to date wardrobe. Address UONOIITU YlOTOIllA bTKEKT, SAIINIA, ONT., CANADA. WANTED. THREE COMPANIE8 (trn VOB THE PBRPBTVAL COMEDY HVCCEBB, »» Rellahle one night stand people who appreciate a long, snro season. Tall Comedians with dancing speoialty. Small Sonnrettea (must slugiinii ihincei, Heavy Men, t :ii»rueier Men with specialties, Ingenuo ladles who can play piano. Property Men to double good parta, Malinger who can play rcsponnlhlo part and famish bond, and ONE llvo WOUKINU Agent. Stale ago, height, weight, salary and send refer- ence, LATE photo and programmes. HEttLE H. NORTON, Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Chicago. Emerson Floating Theatre, Golden Rod The Largest and Finest Show Boat Afloat Two Good Vuudovlllo Acts. Cnpablo of Playing Small Parts. Also Good character Man and Good Huslnesa Woman. Must he Ileal Dramatic People. Ono Show a Day. On«-Phico l'roilnctlou. This Show carries no Band, Address General iDellvery, Bt. l.onl., Sfo. STOCK PEOPLE FOR THIBD SEASON OF PERMANENT 8T0CK, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, FARGO, N. DAK. Playing two bills a week, one matinee, no Sundays. Want full Co.. Including Al Coiuetllau that can play Light and Character Comedy. Wo never clime; play Winter and Slimmer. Address W. II. VRKDKRICKS, "Wanda Luilluw Co.", (ltuinl Opera House, Owcnsboro, Ky. KATE HELSTON WILLS (WIDOW OF JOHN B. WILES) Invites Offers, Vaudeville or Musical Comedy Preferred Good Talker, Singer, Dancer, farts, Ktc. Mgrs. write). (Uavo plenty of Tabloid Musical Comedies, could produce for Hummer 14 KL.1IWOOD ST., WOOD HAVEN, N, T. NUTZMAN'S COMEDIANS PEOPLE ALL LINES Thoso with specialties or doubling band preferred. Must bo young; good dross essential on and oil Bhiao. Ago, weight, height. Week stand. Pay own. Salary low, It's sure. Join wire. Musicians, write Lew Krklcs, Murlul Adams, Clyde Davis, If at liberty, wire. A. J. NUT/.MAN, Pali-bury, Nob REPERTOIRE, TABLOID or STOCK Is to 1'luy Short Sketches, Comedies, K«c, GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTS OF ALL KIND8 People who can cliange Address JACK ROSBLBY, Rossley Tbsatre, Bt, Johns, New Fonndland. BERT L. RUSSELL VANIMA WARD Ago.M; hclght.flft.; weight, 100. Age, 20; height, ort.sln.; weight, 124, LBADB, DIKRCTOU, with 300 Script.. iHOKitlVKH. Youth, appearance, experience, ability. Last ton years In tho best stock. Address BRHT L. RUSSELL, Oen. Del., Sadalla, Mo„ until July 4; then CarUjrville, Mo., 800 East Main St, AT LIBERTY GEORGE HANNA AT ONCE FOR STOCK Long experience, wardrobe, good study, reliable* No Spec Initios. Ilelgbt, 6 ft. 0 111. Weight, 100 lbs- BjjT Kenyan Are., Cincinnati, O. EXPEfiT ITY lecturer and Manager. Seven years' cxporlonco. Htrlctlr teuipcrato and reliable. Aged 20. Oan furnish tho bestof references, lti-llablu parties only, I AddressU. C. C.TEK CUPI'liU.Kcw York, N. Y. Wanted-Med. Performers That can chango for a week and Play or Psko Or- gan. MANAUKIt OltHOON INDIAN MK1). CO., Zerbe 1'. p., Hchuylklll Co., Pa. ltTAlTT1?T|A VOl'KO LADY MUSI- VY AW I E.U «'IA*_To Join Hoslcal Aet. Cornet or Xylophone preferred. Address MUSICIANS, 763 Atlantic St., Stamford, Conn. SINGLE LADY PERFORMER Who plays Piano aid will work in big Illusions. plays 1 Must be versatile and do some lends. tc Icket, yes. Lon g season, PR PRO. B. hEBTBIt, Edgerton, Ind. (n wmm mmm wa*t I WRITE for the biggest stars In vaudeville who de- mand the very best comedy material, Thai's why you play wito when you buy my great fun encyclopedia. MADISON'S BUDGET No. 15 PRICK ONE DOLLAR Contents include 12 dandy monologues, 8 acts for two males and 7 acts for malu and female, (I ho real goods) la tiraud-noiv paro- dies, a great minstrel Ural narla, a alriu-spllt- tlug tabloid farce, besides hundreds of original gags, sidewalk lilts, otc. MADISON'S IIUlJUKT No. 16 costs ONK DOLLAR per copy. Hack bullies out of print, except No. 14; price, tl.oo, or Itudgeis U and it together, Jl.wi. Note new address. JAMKB MADISON. 10M THIRD AVONUK.MKW YORK WANT (I TUBA PLAYER Who can doable either Cello, Violin or Clorlonette. GOOD SALARY NO MATISKIS Address AL. TRAI1ERN, xayvllle.L, I., N. T. IIICTON'8 UOOK. Price, $05,00. On How to lleeomon Qlfnt Showman. Send money by registered letter, or will accept anysec- ohd-liandsliow property ns cash. rllOF.I'KANuTS. Tnls week, 8. Solon . <>■ Population, 2T,U00, Musicians, Oomedlaiis, Stagers, Specialties nott , ; ~~. aeaaon. indirsM*» liberty B'-,Bprlnlleld,Mass. (In ontteerinfr ads. please mention Cliff**)