The New York Clipper (July 1914)

8 THE JSHEW- YORE CLIPPER* '/tm^- JULY 4 THE ONLY BIG RAG SONG HIT IN THE HELD TO-DAY BALLIN THE JACK IT'8 GOT A GREAT SWING, PLENTY OP ACTION, A STUNNING LYRIC AND WILL GET YOU IN THE GOOD GRACE8 OF YOUR AUDIENCE RIGHT OFF THE REEL Limited number of Professional Copies and Orchestrations ready, which will be sent to recognized Vocal Artists on receipt of postage for mailing. When the limited edition of Professional Copies Is exhausted, no more will be printed. 80 get In to-day. To-morrow may be too late. Address JOS. W. STERN «fe CO. (Home of Hits), 102-104 W. 38th St., New York the hewtoekclippee. SAILINGS TO EUROPE. Vaudeville. OUT OF T OWN HEWS ILfl j-» n w* .*■ «. «*■ Mmm *al OOCO _ _. . ~—^— Founded Id 1863. THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING CO. (Limited ' noniarou. ALBERT J. DOFIE BorroaiAL and Bcniim M abases. NEW YORK, JULY 4, 1914. Entered Jane SI. 1879. at the Poit Office at N.ir York, N. X.. as second eltti nutter, under tli. act of H.rch a. 1879. 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ICdgsr Bntotinii, the Herman musical marvel, who uiniln such an liutantaoeoua ami acnaatlonnt • uccc*. at Ilamiucrsu-ln's week ot Jtntc 22, and i.itN re-engaged after hi. opening: perfununncc for a Kccoml week, haa again been euftuged for a tblrd vers, commencing next Monday, June 20, and will imwiit an entire change of program, Including; ■-elections front "La Boheaie" < Mini is' Arlu In Act II), Morccau un fen D'Amour, In French, a plnno nolo of hla own composition, ami the latest American roiimiua, "Three- Roses," In Kngllsli— i -me versatility, and ta he «j»-.iLh four luuguages Lucidly, incidentally quite a linguist. As llnliilan bas an almost unlimited repertoire cif oiK-rallc and popular music It Is his manager's iiiieiitiou to iKKik him for two or more weeks In nil Ibn large cltlea, and In onler to do go |g r.mu-imilutlrig the organisation of a high clnsa mi ink-vli to (iimpnny for u tour «f the lending Ibc- Hires lo exploit his star until the new military liiunlcnl comedy. "The Captivating Spy" (libretto by Caut. K. Woodward Duke, music by John T. Hull nud Iklwoxu 12. Ritt) la ready for produe- tlon. + «»'■ —— UNITED AMUSEMENT SYNDICATE]. Wilmington, Del., Juno 20.—A charter WU IsHiu-il yesterday, by tho '8ecrctury of Kt:itc, to tho United Aiuusumcnt -Syndicate. Inc., with it capital stock of J 100,000. At tlm UrHt meeting of the stockholders, held In this city yesterday, the following! directors mid olllccrs were elected: Jos. II. Mnrtln, president; flco. W. Dorscv Jr.. >lco iircsl- ili-nt; Jns. I 1 , ltobblnn, II. It. Klurworth, gec- retnry and treasurer. Mr. Martin Is treasurer «nd mannRcr of the Star rrlntluK *'»■. -publishers of Tim 11 (iiiiinyfou Sunifaif ptar. Mr. Doracy la president of one nf WllmlnKton'a leadlne corporations. Mr. Itobblns Is at tho head ot lite OainberKcr-Itobblns Company of Wilming- ton. Mr. Kllsworth Is tho owner of several micrcsHful amuscnicnt entcnprls'ee, and has been promlnentlv lilcutlfl-id with a number of largo projects. In addition to the foro- n"linr a number of well known amusement om-rntors of l'lillii(lel|>lila and New York City nro Identified with tho new corporation. « 1 » A NBW DEPABTMBNT. W. S. Cleveliiml. iiroprletor of the aevelninl- I'lilellty Bioklug Hervlco. aiinoiuiees that a new, aiieclal deportment has lieen adiled to that eru- eern for the handling- and placing of concessions at parks, folra, enrulenls and nil places ot out- door smuM-ment. While the ClevelsuiPKIdellty lias ahvays done moro or lesg of this class of looking, Uiey havo nevi-r mnile> a specialty of it liereiofore, but this Hujiuiht their business of this nature has Increased to such an extent that a r-iwclal department lias beeoiiM necessary to handle It. Mr. Cleveland will take pcmnunl charge of Hie new department, mid concessions of all kinds from the Inigest t» Hie smallest will In- furnUlied to tho luitroiik of Hi? oillet-, Nitk on slnlght Hil- ary or iK-iiciituco bntils. Willi the new depart- ment will be UK-rgwl the ouo that has heretofore himilled Hie Imoklngs of free attractions for (daces of outdoor amusements, through the Cleve- land-Fidelity otlicc, which Is one of the biggest departments of Ihe kind In the country. d »> DIVORCED FROU At l'lli:ss. Itlelinnl J. IToward. son of a prominent St. Ionia fumlly. nud wealthy, ulitolneit n divorce June 22. trom Dorothy Bale, mi actress. Mr. Ilownnl teslinal he 1.1 n laborer, working 1 .f 1,BT *.. '\t f . In a hlie * 7 aM owned uy his relatives. Hollowing- this testimony It was an- Knmeed that he wouM pay 878 alimony, not a luontu, out In coo lump sum. S) »» WHEIIB IS ISAAC LEDIOVT JB. We arc requested to aak the whoreatiouts &lfi5? C o Lcd Q,t . Jr -- wh ™» tntber, Isaac (Reported to Tub Cuxtee.) Zetland (Red Star Line), Saturday, June 27—Marian Boyd, Adelaide Campbell, Arthur Loneucvllle, Mrs. Qeorge II. Wntroua. PhllailelpMo (American Line), Friday June 26-^Lorralne Frost, T^ella Frost, SUrluy Grant. Rrlc -Lane, Krands D. Met)Inn. JflniwapoUa ('Atlantic Transport Line), Saturday June 27—Lew I learn, Lawrence Philips, Frederick Itusscll Hope. ■■ — ■■ _ »' » " AL. O. FIELD NEWS. Considerable Interest Is being exhibited by. those who have followed the beaten path of «ninstrci>>y , ln dn InnoTatlon contemplated by Al. 0. .Field, namely, the presentation of a minstrel entertainment in the form of a mu- sical comedy. There will not be much of a plot, but the program will be continuous. All the specialties, songs, etc., will be there just the same, but there will be an entire abcence of old time methods that amateurs iiave made common. ' All' the acts will be In the nature of scenic productions, with old time negro comedy as the basis. The Field show has drifted In this direction for a number of years, there- fore It is not a violent departure from tra- ditions. As Mr. Field seems to have profited by tho changes he has made In mlnstrelBy, he probably has duly considered the matter. However, many are awaiting the result of this departure. John Cartmell, who will have entire charge of the company as stage director, is In New York superintending the finishing of tho wardrobe, nropcrtlea, etc., will leave for Co- lumbus In July, where rehearsals will shortly begin. The scenery and everything necessary for the launching of next season s production, is in readiness. The opening will bo In the East, probably Burlington. Vt. . <» * . NBW TIIBATRB IN MOBBISTOWN. Antonio SsposUa has completed plana for the erection of a new theatre building In tho rear of Mi present theatre on Specdwe'l Avenue, Morrlstown, N. J. Entrance to the new building- which Ig to have a seutlng ca- pacity of 1,700, will be through the present theatre building. The proscenium arch will be 32 z 10 feet la dimensions. The balcony end gallery are to be reached by Indepcrdent stairways, one on each, side of the theatre entrance, . There will be twelve boxes flanking thi proscenium arch, and la front of the bal- cony wl|l be six Kgcs.. The orchestra pit will accommodate twenty musicians, and also bo equipped with an organ. Lighting will bo by the Indirect system, protecting the eyes ot those In the theatre. On tho apper Boor of tho theatre there will bo constructed a ballroom. At either side of the theatre lobby will be stores. TI10 architects for the building are James Riley (lordon and raul B. La Vclle, of New York. Considerable of the excavation for tho new building htm already been completed. a) ss> BALLET SCHOOL FOB CENTURY. . Lulgl Albertlerl has -been re-engaged as ballot master of tho Century Opera Co. for iii-xt season. Aside from his work In train- ing- the ballet of that company be will coa- dticc a ballet school In the Century Opera House. This new Institution will begin operations oa Aug, 1, with a class of about lorty pupils who havo enrolled during tho past two months. Mr. Albertlerl left last week for flvo weeks of rest in tho country Srlor to tho opening of the Century Ballet chool. a ■» BDOAB HAY IN BERMUDA. Edgar Lee Hay, lately with Montgomery and Stone, and Elsie Jiinls, in "Tho Lndy of tho Slipper," sailed for Bermuda June 24. It wns he who succeeded Vernon Castle In tl»o part of Atxel when tho famous dancer left "Tho Slipper," and was a success. Tho Newark actor has been signed up for two moro years under tho Dillingham man- agement, to appear In tho new Montgomery nnd Stono shew to bo produced In tho Fall. Ho will remain In Bermuda until ho receives notlco to begin rehearsals, _ •»» THEATRICAL, MEN AT JOHNSON- MORAN FIUI1T. (Bv Cable to Tub Clutch.) Parih, June 20.—Among the theatrical pooplo that saw Jack Johnson defeat Frank ?!°.r nn . we t° b'faok Tannehlll Jr., llobort Illlllard. Wm. A. Brady, Uobrrt Fulgaro, Louis Mnnu, David Montgomery, Ben Teal. Jlalph Thomas, Anna Held, M. 8. Bcntham, George Marlon, Balph Thomas aud (Jeorgo Consldlnc. m » — PLAYBHS' BOAT CLUB. Tho annual benefit of tAo Players' Boat Club, of Falrhavea, N. J., was held at tho ■Empire, lied Bank, N. J„ Juno 25. Several hundred were turned away, and nearly 91.400 was realized. The bill Included: Lew and Mollle lliintln-g, Cnntwcll nnd Hunter, Tom allien Orcy and Peters, Johunlo -Dove, Welsh, Alenly nnd Montrose, I.aypo and Benjamin and Cliae. Wayne and company. ■ ■■ ' » ■» A SCARE FOB MANAGBB GOLDING. ■Walter II, Qotdlng, manager of tho Im- perial Theatre, In Bt John Can., received Smith Bnos. Mopish Minstuxls Notes. —We ©pencil oar 1914-16 cc-jmoii at Brockton, Juue 1ft. our llrst i-eTfornuince on the road being given at Forestvllle, 16, before a crowded home. We have sn elaborate production, wltu electrical effects, giving a two and half hours* show, using the familiar flrst part and followed by an olio. The orchestra and band Is under leadership of Prof. It. ■ A. Hartell, solo clarinettist. Members are: Thos. Orlnuds, Tudor Daviea, Frank Merrill, Paiil Smith, Wm. Brooks, J. II. Xorlhup, Cbos. Olson, Cbai. Mathews, Fr.mk Itoberts. The rest of the company Is: J. I). Smith, manager; Jess Walker. interlocutor; Joe Williams, Ueorge I'lolle. Har- rison Reed, Clint liowen, Kilwaril Bemlgbt, Wm. Tracy, Leon Parki-r, Jacob Nutler. vocalists; Jos Davis and Carl Hitter, fun-makers, also Al. Lewis, Will Sullivan, Henry Jlesser, Cbai. Smith. The olio lonsiats of the Musical Tracy's. Lewis and Hitler. "Friends" Quartette, Joe Davis, in "Some Talk;" the Violet Ciirl, and ends with, farce, ci-.tit'cd "A Funny ftorv." Harry James, advance agent, has Smith Minstrels booked tor forty-two weeks. I 'alii re Pros, write: "We Jnst closed a short Summer engogeiaent with the Clarendon Stock Co., ot Lake View, o., bwlng to the fact that we are re-engaged with vpgel'a Minstrels for the coming season. Dnrlng our engagement with the Claren- don Stock Co. we enjoyed tbe very best of treat- ment, and cannot speak too highly In our prahs for the management, the Fahl Urothers. We will spend a vacation oof three weeks at our home, at Hoawell, Pa., after which we will report with tbe Vogel Show for rehearsals, at Mt. QUead, O." Noras raoH tub Oi'kl Snow.—Jus* a few line, -to say that we opened our eighth season. Msy 4, with our little show, "A Night in Wonder- land." We have been out seven weeka, and busi- ness Is fairly good. We play for churches, schools, lodges, opera houses, and any town that we can get a place to show In. We present two hours ot magic, juggling and comedy sketches. There are plenty of show* In. Ohio, and lots of opposition, hut we are holding our own Just the ssme. Tub I'BT-rta Musioal Oousdt Co. roster Is as followa: Vine Martin, manager; Fred L. Orlfflth, producer; Harry L. Pepper, principal comedian; ''lisp" Jones, second comedy; Harry Gossett, characters; Dick Sherwood, straights; Marie I/oralne, leads; Viola Nevada, aoubretie; Oltle Knde, characters; Alex. MacKcnsle, bits; and the chorus: Beulah Le Roy, Virginia need. Florence Dunston, Josopllno Hampton, Kitty Ollmore,. Har- riett. La France, Alice Moran, Ksthrjne Davall, and the musical director, Arthur Letndeeker. Abtib Yodno closed his act, "A Bsy In a Department Store," June 27. in Berlin. Out., Can., and is coming back to New York. HaaviN Wbavsb, musician, late of Oeo. Evans' Minstrels, and Douglas Harding, of tbe vaudeville learn -Douglas and Harvey, announce that they will put out a new minstrel abow this coming season. They wlU rehearse and open In September. st Norfolk, Va. The show will carry « feature hand of fifteen pieces, and an orchestra of nine, and will play tbe Southern States. Ciiablus CaoKHMsN, manager of the Six Ban- Jnphlcnds, who is spending hla Summer at his home in Toronto, Can., announce, his marriage to Iluby L. l'hie, musical director of tbe set. Tub nuDSOMB write: "We are with Leo Le- vant's Entertainers, playing the Summer resorts and .topping at the best notch). Tbe show is doing a splendid business. Roster is oa follows: Lee Levant, manacer; Mra. Ella Levuut. treasurer; Jim League, Irish comedian; Rxcclla, -lurelly artist; Sam Harbour, buck and w.lng dancer; Bert Hudson. Dutch comedian; Georgia Hudson, ■OTibrette; the Iluilsous, sketch artists; Prof. Amon Salisbury, pianist, and Little Midget Levant, mascot. W. W. Bcoan, well-known as Yatikeo Rulw Alvln, frcm " 'Way Down Kavt," ackuvwlnkml as ono of Amerlca'B greatest Iliibes. wns siieclally engaged Juno 21, by Manager rtidwi n., ns an extra fe.ilure sttrnetlon at the Pit, at Revere Bench, Maps. Thn Rulio scoreil a big hit. An-mt a season of forty weeks as the feature of Ihe si'cctucutar musical comedy, "The Mer- maid and the Man." Olark Boss bus closwl hero on Uio Sulllvnii-OHislillii" circuit. Ha will pro- duce a three jieople travesty net early In Augnst. Hbttt Uuua, who Is known as tho American Vesta Tilly, and who was featured over the Pan- tsges circuit, has formed a partnership with Joe Marks, late slnr of "School Days" companr, and •accessor to Herman Lelnls-rg. They are now re- lirarslng nt WoCKlhnid Beach, and will open June 20, at While rialns. victiii lliicnorr, stage manscer for Wllmer A Vincent, In Reading, Pa., nnd Norfolk. Va„ dur- ing the past season, sallnl for Kngland far a short vacation. Ho will return Into in August, to resume hla duties. Ei.ieabbtti MiraruT '» pinylng her Inst two weeks In vaudeville, this, week st Keith's, Wash- ington, and nest week at Keith's, Philadelphia. Next eesson Miss Murray will he fevmirod in a now musical comedy, under tho direction of Charles Dillingham. Siaxoi Anoklo PATaicoiiO, well-known pianist, formerly svololst with the late Madame Nordica, lias been routed over tho United time for t-io com- ing season, opening at Montreal. Aug. 17 Lilian Hksxeik will sail for Kurope In the near future to fulfill postponed contracts, return- ing to play thirty weeks of time booked by Alt T. Wilton over the Orphean! and U. B. O. time, opening at Chicago, Nov. 9, ^ Edwin S-rnvENs A*n Tina Mabshall will open their season at Keith's, Indianapolis, Aug. ill. They will ploy holU tho United and Orphcwm time. Bavid Bisi'iiau, the baritone, recently com- pleted his Orphoum tour midcr the direction of Alt. T. Wilton. On Mr. Blspham's n-luru to his home town (PMindelphln), Haverford College, Mr. BIsphnm'a Alma Miller conferred niiou him the honorary degree of TJoclor of T.aws (I..L.D ) telegram, In that city, Juno 22, that his wUo Wi dangerously HI in New York. Mr. Hold- ing at once left for this city. Airs. Uoldlng Is greatly improved, 4s» "LARRY" REDMOND DEAD. The many performer friends of "Larry" ucdmond, who was proprietor of Woolnough's Itestaurant, In Halifax, N. 8., wilt regret to lenrn of bla death from heart failure, in that city, Juno 17. _ I i » THE HI.TirVCJR HR-Ol'KNS IN SEPTEMBER. . S '?P t ' U tl10 dnte * ct ' or the re-openlug ?,' 82 gl'W.' ftsmtia, New York, with Paulino Frederick, in "Innocence." THE ROSE GARDEN. This new resort, nn Broadway and Fifty- second Street, running tlnough to Seventh Avenue, New York, is expected'to open this week. It covers a site 80 by 200, nnd the new theatre, combined with the "Dtnso de Pierrette, will present several novelties. a i » — CHARLOTTE LIKED GAY SISTERS. The Oay <SIstcra Musical Comc-clv Co. mado a big hit at tho Piedmont In Charlotte, N. C. •week of June 22. Irene Oay made an Individual lilt end wns voted one of the neatest little comediennes that Charlotte *haa over had the pleasure to see. ♦»» Victor Birbijit arrived Jmie 2ft. on buerd the Jmpfrofor. He will ro to 111. Summer place, at Lake Placid, to oinuileto the score of 'T'io "De- butante," which will be produced in September, starring Ifaiel Dawn. Jambs K. Hackbtt retnroed from abroad June 2S. Lowell. Mn.s.—Keith's (Bead. Pickett, ■mgr.) feature pictures, and -Sam Wallace, In songs. -Colonial (S. Knopf, mgr.)—'Arsoclatlon pictures, and Margaret McDonough, In songs. Jewell lllnrpoot A TopUan, mgr.)—Uni- versal pictures, and Nela Daggett, in songs. .Owl (-8. Arbach, mgr.)—Mutual program, and John Dalton, in songs. lioi-Ai, (George Hussou, mgr.)—Associa- tion pictures, and Bone McDonough, in songs. Voions (T. F. Hennessey, mgr.)—Associa- tion pictures, with- Bob Fournler, In pongs, Lakbview Tubatbb -(llajph Ward, uigr.)— (Free Mutual pictures afternoon and evening. CANODin Lakh Tubatbb. —This place opens June 21) with Homan's Musical Revue. Notes. —The Merrimack Theatre Players closed a -very successful stock season of eleven weeks 2T. The' theatre will be dark for a short time, during which a number of alterations and improvements will' be made, and re-open with, practically the same com- pany the last of July .Lorry Crane has signed wl... Cralg-'g Merry Burlesquers for neit season .Mina Brooks, of the Opera House in St. Johns, Can., Is at her homo here for the Summer. ■ - Mllford, Mass.—iLnkc. Nlnmuc (Dun J. fspruj.-ui-, mgr.) vaudeville and pictures. Ex- tra attractions for Sunday, Waltham Brass Bond. Lyceum, Iheal and Stab, motion pictures and -vaudeville. Note. —At the Lake last week the show •was a good one. The headline act being Ken- dal's "Auto-Girl." The Carroll, Gillette Trio scored heavily In a fine act; Lewis and Evans, comedians and dancers, went big; Henry J. Kelly brought back rominlscenscs of Harry Kernel! the old time Irish singer and story teller and Bussell and Evans, in an Italian specialty, went big: Sadie Rodgcrs, lending the orchestra, was her usual pro- nounced hit with the performers as well an the audience. * Lynn, Masa^-^entral Square (Col. J. H. Stanton, mgr.) vaudeville and motion pic- tured. Iiiir.AjixANO and Comiqub, motion pictures only. Notes.— The Olympla closed Jane 20 and will undergo a .general renovating and re- pairing Col. Stanton, of the Central Square, turned over the reiclptn of the per- formance of Tuesday, 30, to aid the stricken people of Salem, who lost their belongings in the fire disaster ..Itanium A Bailey Clrcui played to a large audience here 22. Fall River, Mans, — Bijou (Chas. B. Cook, mgr.) BlJoU Players present 'The Con- vict's Daughter," week of June 20 Academy (L. M. Boas, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Bill 2t)-July I: Jean Southern, Otto Bros., Four Bosronlans. For 2-4: Julia Bocncy and company, Llda Mc- ■Mlllan and company, and Nip and Tuck I m.-.MiEit (Chaa. L. Benson, mgr.)—Vaude- Title and motion pictures. I'alacb, Lyme, -8tab, O.lodb and Nickel- odeon, motion pictures only. Iiuirnlo, N. Y.—Star (P. C. Cornell, mgr.) P OMtri tsj Stock Co., In "The Mornls of Mar- cus" week of June 20, concludes a very KutlHfnctnry .Summer engagement of this or- giuilzntlon. -SiiBA'a (M. Shea, mgr.)—Bill week of 20; J- rite and Lucy Buch, Queenle Dunedln, Emll Horn and company. Biggs nnd Wltchle, Leroy iS& Cahlll, McDevItt, Kelly and Lucey, Doc O Neil, amber's animals, and pictures. Busi- ness Is substantial. -Olympic. —For 20 and week: Laveen-Cross company, Josephine Leroy, * Florence Donltft nnd company. Rials Williams and company, end "Tho 'Million Dollar Mystery," feature ■picture of Thanhouser Film Co. Business splendid •Cawivai, Coubt. — Manager Johnson's ■ctncsslona arc thriving. mJ&£FR £5, ¥• Bovv *' n>6r.)—iFllms for week of 281 include: "Finger I'rlnts," "The Ginubling nubc," "Our Mutual airl" and Jim." j'ntrounge Is big. BUSINESS INDEX AlTertlsementa not exceeding one line la setaro) will be pabJlated, properly classified la una bdeg at the rata of 910; tor one year (69 lasnas). a copy of Tbob Naw Yoaut Clefpbb wlU bs seat ttm to each advertiser while the arfv«rtlseraeat la m* nmg. ^ — -^^^~ ASUE8T01 OliRTAINt AND PIOTCBB BOOTHS. . a. W. Tralaet Mfg. Co., 75 Pearl it, tortm, CABNIVAL FBONTfl AND IHOVT DANNBRil. D. 0. HBapbrya Oo., 818 Arch St, rtlladabjala, Pa. ' CONFECTIONi. ' Boetkbelm Bros. A Bckatels, 248 So. Peoria tt, Chicago. I,' MUSICAL BELLS AMD NOYBLTK5. Edwla B. Btgeet, 28 Brook St.. Barttei, Conn. MUSICAL SPBCIALTIBS. J. C. Deagon. 8S00- H. CUlk 8t, Chlcsgo, BL MUJICAL GLASSES. A Bratnaelss, 1018 Napier Avt., tteamana HUL ' POPCORN HANCFACTURBBS. Bgeekbslm Bros. * Kckatain,T»ID .Bev PeorU St.. Cklcago. SCBIVBRY AND SCENIC PAINTERS. O. L- Story Sesala Co., Somervlll. BUtlon, Boa- ton, Mass. New Tofk Stoalo. 1001 Time. Bldg.. N. T. Q. Howard Tnltle, 1202 Center St.. Milwaukee, Was, STEAMIHIP AND RADsROAD TICKETS. Paal Taoalg A tot, 104 B). 14lh St. I. Z. fl THEATHICAL GOODS. Beaton Regalia Co.. 887 Wash. BL, Boston, Bass, THBATRIOAL F&OPBBTUU. B Walker. 800 W. 88th St. New York. YBNTBlLOItUIST FIGURES. Ben Hobaon. 1890 Aaastardaa ATS..-N. T. City. Iakb Comtotjncb (Pierce 4 Norton, mgrs.) —The usual concessions, dancing, etc. Note. —(Melrose, the hypnotist, proved as entertaining feature* at Kecney'a Inst week, and packetf the house at every abow. Dai ins, Tex.—Dallas 0. It and Majestic are dark. . -.-.... Lake cliff- Casino (Charles Oliver, mgr.) —iDorothy Shoemaker and Louis Leon Hall are seen in "Elevating a Hnsband" Juno 21- 27, to good business. Crcuo - Park (R. Brown, mgr.)—Frank North company, in "The Blue Iflooaie," to good business, 22-27. iOld Mill (Dalton Brothers, mgrs.)— Vaudeville acts 22-27: "The Italian Music CMastcr," tho Cox Family, Klanos, the Belle- fonts, -Charles Bcrraccl, ' and Gilbert and Brnuiulck. lIii'i'omioME, Dallas, Dixie, Empkcs.i, Candy, Favobim, Nickklodian, Hatpi itoun, Best, Roskland, Ciivhtal, Wasiiino- aoN, Queen, Pbinckss, Oiu'iieum and Clut yutKN, pictures. Note. —Tho Garden Theatre is closed and will be remodeled, work beginning 20, to cost $30,000. It will re-open Labor Day, with vaudovUle. I'liilnfleld, TV. J.—Proctor ft Sanderson are to open their piayhoune for Winter sea- son early la July, with "High Jinks." Other bookings to follow Include: "PothBh A Perl- mutter. "To-day," "The Things that Count," "Seven Keys to Baldpnte," 'The Misleading Lady," "Bringing Up Father," . "Hnr.k; I'anlcy," "Mutt and Jeff,'. "Kitty MacKny," Lyman Howe's pictures, "Stop Thief'' and '•Broadway Jones." .. . Fboctob's and Ly,;ic, photoplays only. Hot Si>rlnarg. Ark. — Alrdome (Franlc Hend, mgr.) during week of June 22, New •nan's Tubarlne Girls had large audiences. The opening bill was "Sunny Africa," and for tho rest of the week tho bills were "Tho Soul Kiss," "At Gay Pnree," "Why Dreams Come True," "The Dream Waltz" and 'Tho Girl from Eector's." AimioMB.—Commencing 20 a special lino of moving pictures are shown, with a com- r reels Is to ba an experiment, uccessful will be continued Indefi- nitely during the season. Tea cents will b» chnrged all over the house. New Cbntbal, Royal. Lybic and Stah, moving pictures only. OajideiJ ~(W,"vT Graham' mm-i—Prof Nen. K?? ch 1 r « e e 00 ' 1 night 'Four mnn Is the current feature atfractlon liV\^ Ur P r T am * „Pl lt lB a SriiANn-Manager Edel has "The Master ■*** " su<;<;e8 *- ?H « will be con Mind' picture for week of 29, Syracuse, N. Y.—Empire (Frederick £ ns £' "WlJ 'She Itosarv" drew well fist June'20. ° n " , ° BoX " weclt « ValLb'y (Philip Honold, mgr,)—flood buil- ■ness is the rule. "The Idol's Bye" week of ?w «^f e , con •?*• ,1 ^ Includes: Fred Walder, JJcrt Wheeler, L F Spauldlng, Arthur Rack! ^y, Harry Short, Jessie Dillingham A M aparks, Arthur K-ugler, Isabel Wlnlockc SSfJ-^Sr ?iunj.bell. ufllan Ludlow and Do* V&jyPV* HH"IPr; musical dlrccor I-verytliing polnta to a most successful Hartford, Conn.-^Pnr8cns' (H. C. Par- sons, mgr.) the Lyric Players closed a sit weeks' eugagement here June 27. The house will remain dark till September. Ion's (W. D. Ascouwh. mgr.) The Poll riay«ij. In "The Lost Trail," fAturlng Ed tniiiid Elton Jaoe Morgan and Philip Dun- sMsfli gtsw?? sy Ass. .lllrnes, Cesting Helios. "The L.ir»r!s (lift " J.m ltosen. "The Cupid Doctor." York Duo "".{■■Z, <ioriion A 9T™ * u " 1 Feutnn, Enrlglit nnil Stone, and pictures. ' * : '""«''" I'ALAri: (W. J. Cullen, mgr.)—Bills 20 and week: Burton. Hahn and Cantwol iriob ,"rt n™ nK o r *■?■■ ,'f onl E?°5-. Hltc nnd It.-,t- now, Blanrbe I*«llc. Harry Cooner Hnlsev p"'lu?e n s yS - ' rank Itoeer8 ' the «°y^ Trio, and tures A o'nlJ' RINC " 8S * EmnB ar>a Cm ™- »*■ tJSHSL n ' l1ntn > Con »—Keeney's' (p. ft, Mci.Mnlinn, mgr.)"Vaudeville and hlcturrs BcbUIK and Bijou, pictures to good re- turns. " " LroittiM Is dark. Fox's.—Featuro films. Newport, R. I—*ftex*ody Park. Sheedy's vaudeville, bill for opening week, June 29: '•The Maid of the Orient,' 7 Belne. Earl and La VIgnc Sisters, the Four Harriott Troupe, McCabo, I/lbby and Fletcher, ■Warren and Broe-kway, Big j|m,« the tango bear, and Tathe Weekly. Leo Shoob's Orchestra fur- nishes the music, • Newport Opera House. —The Mslley €>cnl- son Stock Co. are -presenting popular plays to large audiences. The company Is a lino one. For week of 29, "Mrs. Wlgigs of tho Cabbage Patch" is the offering. St. Joseph. Mo,—Majestic (Fred Cos- man, mgr.) vaudeville and pictures. Obmirum. Royal, Empress and Colonial, pictures and singers. . AiniHiMH (C. 6; PhUley, mgr.)—Van Dyke- Eaton Stork Co. are playing to large audi- ences. Lake Contrary Park (Fred Cosman, ■UDS)—Aquatic sports nnl horse racing. , Ivrtt'o -Pabk (J. H. Van Brunt, mgr.)— ■Hand concerts and pictures. Casino (Fred Cosman, mgr.)—Vaudcvlllo nnd pictures. Vnnconrer,. Can.—Empress (Benttle, mgr.) "Bro«dw«y Joxies" week of June 20. Pamtaues' (E. D. Graham, mgr.)—Bill 2!) and week: Heudrlck's "Belle Isle" company, Jewell's manikins, Cooper and Blcardo. American Newsboys' Quartette, and Standard Broe, •■*..'- Orpitbom (Wm. Pining, mgr.)—Bill 20 nnd week: Parana Duo. Sam Ash. Byron and I-ingdon, Joe Cook and Minstrel Kiddles. VitRNnM Partl* Ihe dancer, haa purchased tho ply aatatsi on Manhamet Hay. at Oreat Neck, L. L. nnd with hla wife expects to occupy « Uii. Mmm,