The New York Clipper (July 1914)

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20 THET^EW YGEE CLIPPER. July 4 THE NEW "COAST-TO-COAST" SONG "HIT," the "LIFE SAVER" of the BIZ." ASK ANYBODY! JUST FOR TO-NI— By CEO. L. COBB, a "New" Writer with »omo "new" Ideas-the only Natural 8ong "Hit" of 1914. SUNG RIGHT NOW BY MORE "HEADUNERS" than any OTHER SONG! GET "WISE." GET IN the "GOING" WE ALSO HAVE SOPHIE TUCKER'S NUT-WAR-SONG I "WHEN the WAR BREAKS OliT in MEXICO I'M GOING to GO to JlOMEiL" FR1WLIK KATIE'S BIG BALLAD, "WHY HOST WE SAT GOOD-BYE" ^SK7«sa» "KIT WITHIN THE LAW TO SAT I LOVE YOU" PROF. COPIES FREE ONLY TO PROFESSIONALS WILL ROSSITER ,?.5K CHICAGO FLORENTINE MUSIC CO. 51 Grant Ave.. S. F„ Calif. IIAHLI-T. Strand Bids.. N.Y. ROUTE LIST DRAMATIC & MUSICAL Jtontea Intended for Tn »" Column Htul nrdch Tblt Ottlce Not Later Than ••tox-day Before D»y of Publication to insure Iniertlui, Chettcrtoo, BoW—Pw'"'.'CWoifo, Indefinite. . Cobaro'PUjert—AUcomb.-IU., 1,2, Normal-8, 4, Chicago 0*11. r -' .* ' Clarke I Owen—London,_Eng., -W-Jubr 18. Dillon a King's Mus. Oom. i*>.—Oakland, Oil., Indefinite. - . •• ■.•■--»•-■■ •'.-•'»'.* - "Dummy. The"—«udaon,' New York. indefinite. "Elopers, Tbe"-^omedi,'Ct>lcajK), taoeflhlte. "Fellies ot Iltl i n iBI WM* . Tl as T - Amsterdam, New York, Indeflolter " i-ri: ' . i .. Uoodnrla, Nat a—Sin Fran., Oal.. inJeflnlte. "Help Waiited''-----<5ort, Chicago, 29-July }• ' ' "Kitty McKMj"—0)^Ar. New Yorkr, Indefinite. ■'MUleioUng/LaJy, The"—Colonial, Boston, In- definite "J Olympic Park Opera Co.—Newntk, N. J., indefi- nite. l-oat, Guy Bate-s—Oakland, Oal., 29-July 4. -Vet ©' My Heart" (Peggy O'Neill)—Garrlck, Chicago, Indefinite. "Passing Show of 1013"—St. Paul. Minn.. 5-8. •Talr of Sixes, A"—-Lougucrc, New York, In- . definite. - - - ■ — • " "Potash & Perlmutter"'—Cohan's, New York, In- definite. 'Taosing Show of 1914"—Winter Garden, New York, Indefinite. ' ft. Denis, Until. Off.—Chicago, Indefinite. "Too Many Oooks"—Tbirty-nlnth Street, New York, huleunlle. ' ' ' •'Under Corer"—Plymouth. Boston, 22-Julr 4. . Works-Bros.' Big Sbowi—Blackburg, la.. 1, Bear • Creek Si Highland Center 8,' Fremont 4. Whirl of tie 'World"---O. O. House, Chicago, In- definite. ..." STOCK AND MUSICAL COMEDIES. Pertunuieiit and Traveling;. J.11 Star Players—Columbia, San' Fran., Cal., in- definite. .Associated Player*—Springfield, Maaa., Indefinite. Alcasar Stock—San Fran., Oal., lndeflnlle. Angeil Stock (Jos, Augcll, nigr.)—Oswego. N. Y-, -Indefinite, _ , Academy of Music Slock—Wm, Fox's—Academy, .New York, Indefinite. Auditorium Stock—Kansas City, Mo., indefinite. Academy Players—Charlotte, N. O.. Indefinite. . Albee Stock—I'rorldence. B. 1., Indefinite. Alley's Aaaoclato i'layera—Wlneton-Salem, N. 0., indefinite. BOou Playera—Fall Diver, Man., Indefinite. Bryant, Billy, Stock—Carrollton, Ky., 29-July 4. Brown Clark, Playera—Montreal, Can., Indefinite. Blahop^a Playera (H. W. Bishop, mgr.)—Oaklaud, Oal., Indefinite. Beaaey, Jack, Oa.—La Oroaae, Wis., Indefinite. Baker Btock—Portland, Ore., inileflnlte. Broadway Stock—Springfield, Maaa.. Indefinite. Bunting, Eannin, Co.—Memphis, Ten*., indefinite. Brown, Clark, Players—Ottawa, Can., indefinite. Brown. Clark, Playera—Hamilton, Can., Indefinite. Barrow-Howard Players—Lincoln, Neb.. Indefinite. Britannia Stock—Ottawa: Can., Indefinite. llonstelle. Jessie, Co.—Buffalo 29-July 4. Urowu, Kirk, Go.—Altoona,' Pa.. Indefinite. Blood, Adele, Stock—Toronto. Can;, Indefinite. Bryant Marguerite, Slock—qreensburg, Pa., In-. - definite, Columbia Mua. Co*. Co.—Oakland, Cal., Indefi- nite. • Oa.rle 8q. Mua. Stock—St. Lnula Indefinite. Columbia Players—Washington Indefinite. , Court Sq. Associated Players—Springfield, Maaa., Indefinite. ■ • . . Chaunoey-KelOr Co. (Fred Chauncey. mgr.)— .Junction Park/New Brighton. Pa., Indefinite. ' Chicago Stock—Honesdsle, Pa., Indefinite. Ootnsteck Playera-^-AIbnny, N. Y., Indefinite. Onlhurh Stock—Trenton, N. J., Indefinite. Columbia Stock (Wm. Kralce, tngt.)—Brldgetoo, N. J., indefinite. • ■ - • ... Clarendon Stock (Fahl Bros., mgr.)—De Graff, ■0., 29-Julr 4. Conness Players—Wilmington, Del., Indefinite. CiiaMerton. Arthur, Oo.—Akron. 0., indefinite. Crescent Stock—Columbia, S. 0.. indefinite. - Cornell-Price I'layera—Rochester, Ind.. 29-July M. Carlcton Stock—Rlehford. Vt, 20-Jnly 4. ' • * Oourneen Players—Jamestown, N. Y., Indefinite. Oomstock-Terry Stock—ScnenecUdy, N. Y., lndefi- .nlte. Colonial Btock—Ciereland, tmleflnlte. Dominion Stock—istlawa, dii.. indefinite. iaenbam' Stock—.DenTer. Colo., Indefinite.' DeVoes,-Flora, Oo La Salle. III.. Inaeflntta, Dorner Players— j:imlra. N. Y,, Indefinite. DsTldson Stock—Milwaukee, Indefinite. . DetMi, Beaslei Stock—Muskogee, Okla., ladsfinlte. DemluM, Lswrenre. Stock—MoAlestcr, Okla., 20- July 4, El Reuo 0-11. Darls, Barry, Stock—Pittsburg, Pa„ Indefinite, Umpire Stock—I'ro.ldence, It. I., ludefinllc. Kroplre Stock—Syracuse. N.. Y., Indefinite.- Kntervrlao Stock—Chicago, Indefinite. Kinnress Stock—San Diego, Oal,. Indefinite. Kllleh Stock—PoiiTer. Colo., Indefinite. Fields,' Marguerite, Stock—Jamestown, N, Y., 20- Aug; 1.- Olaser, Vauglian. Stock—Oleseland. Indefinite. Galetj Stock—San SHogo. Cal., lndsfinlte. German Stock—-Clnflnnad, Indefinite. Qllnieyi Sarah. Stock (Y/alter Wilson, mgr.)— Woodstock. Ont., Osn.. Indefinite.' - ■ ■ - " Cagnon-Pollnck Stock—Houston, Tex.. Indefinite. Goodwin, Players—Hudson, Wis., inileflnlte. Oleaaon Players—Denrer, Col., indefinite. Gorman's Mus. Com. Co.—Lowell, Mass., Indefi- nite. • Gorman's Mns. Com. Oo.—HaTerblll, Mass., ln- deflnlle. Gordlnlcr Bros.. Co. No. 3—Shemeld, 111., 29July ;4. Bradford 0-12. Hull's Associate Players—Mansfield, 0., Indefi- nite. _. . Ballack Stock—Woonsockot, R. I., 30-July 4. Htllman's Ideal Stock—Omaha. Neb.. Indefinite. . Ilayward, Grace, Co.—Oak Park, Chicago, Indefi- nite. .' Jiarrey Btock—Dulmque. I a., indefinite. Harris Mus. Com. Oo.—Waco, Tex., indefinite. Home-Stock—Akron, o. Indefinite. n.rrington, Beatrice, Block — Denlaon, Tex. in-' nueaes, nsror, PIsyers—(Flnntingtoo, Neb., 2-4, Coleridge 0-8, Wakefield 8-11. Holden Players—Detroit, Mich., Indefinite. Homo Stock—iMeyers Lake, Canton, 0., iadifl- . nlte. . .. Huntington Players—St' Paul, Minn., inileflnlte, Hlnrmeleln Associate Players—Tulsa, Okla., In- definite. - p - - • .Htllman's Ideal Stock—Omaha, Neb., Indefinite. lLunrell, Percy, Btock—Toronto, Osn., Indefinite, Hadson-Stock—Union Hill.' N. J., Indefinite. ' Henderson Stock—Aberdeen So. .Dak.. Indefinite. ' Hnntlngton, Wright, ' Stock—Indianapolis Indefi- nite. ••«•••- ■. - r . Harris Mas. Oom. Os.—Waco. Tex., Indefinite. Harrison Theatre Co., A—Waurlka. Okla.,' 2S- - July 11.— . » «>■»- - Harrison .Theatre Co., B—Sweetwater. Tex., 29- July 4. '•"••■ JenVrsen Theatre Stock' Ualius Cain, mgr.)—' Tortland.. Me... indefinite. .' • • JenTerson Stock—Auburn, . N. Y.. indefinite, -w Keyes Slstera Stock (Chester Keyes. mgr.)— Dallas. Tex., Indeflnlte, . Keith Btock-^rortland.' Me.,- Indefinite. lClhnt A Oatzolo Stock—Bastlniore,' Md., indefl. - nlte. ■■-.'-'-'' ' • • Keensn Stock—Rscanaha, Mh'h.. Indeflnlte. Knickerbocker Btock (R. I. Murphy, mgr.)—Ber- lin. Ont., Can., indefinite.. Keith's Pleyers-r-Toledo, O., indefinite. Kelly A Brennan Co. — Lexington, Mich., 29- July 4. Kelly, Jewell. Co.—Atlanta, Oa., Indefinite. ' Lyceum Stock—New BMtaln, ('<nn., Indefinite. Liberty Btock—Oakland. Cat., Indefinite. Leonard riayers—Sedan, Kan.. Indefinite. Lars-ronce, Del, Stock — Vancouver, Can., 29- -July 4. La Boy P.tock (W. A. Stanton, mgr.)—Bellovne, O.. 99-July 4. La Verne. Lucille—Atlanta, Oa.. Indeflnlte. Lynn, Jack, Stock—Orange. Mobs., 29-July 11, Lyceum Slock—Duluth. Minn., Indefinite. LewU-01l»er Players—Keokuk, la.. Indeflnlte. ■ .Lakeside 8lock—Denrer, Col.. Indefinite. MalleT-Denlson Stock—Newport. B. I- Indeflnlte. Murphy's Comedians, No. 1—Wichita Falls, Tex., Indefinite. - JInore'B. F. IS., Indian Players—Indianapolis In- definite. Moore-Bddtncer Btock—Chllllcothe, Mo.. 2S-July 4. MacOurdy Playera—Gotham. Hkln.. Inileflnlte. Momseo Stock (OlWer Morosco, mgr.)—Los An- geles, Cal., indeflnlte. Majestic Stock—Des Moines, la., Indeflnlte. Metropolitan Stock—CleTeland. Inileflnlte. . McGIll A Bond Stock—Elizabeth. N. J., indefinite. Morler. Ernestine, Stock—Waterbury, Conn., In- ., definite. Marpliy's Comedians, No. 3—Louisiana. Mo., 29- Juty 4. Mofeley Bros.' Stock—Bcmon, 0., 29-July 4, Kleclra 0-10. Mansion's Park Stock—St. Louis Indefinite. Nleol-Troy 8tock—El Beno, Okla., 29-Aug. 3, McAlester S-1B. Nielsen, Marie. Oo nod Oak. la., 2fl-Jnly 4. Orpbeum Playera—Montreal, Can.. Inileflnlte. Pearl Stock—WllllRiuanort, Pa., Indeflnlte. I'ryton. Corse, Stock—Far Rockaway, N. S„ ta« definite. Poll Stock—Scranton, Pa., Indefinite. Prlngie. Delia. Stock <0. K. Van Auken, mgr.)— Kmtdre. Butte, Mont.. Indefinite. Poll Players (James Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing- ton. D. C, Indeflnlte. Poll Players—Worceater, Mass.. Indeflnlte. Poll Players—naltliuore, Indeflnlte. Popular Players—Washington, D. 0., lmleflnlte. Po.vnter. Beulah, Stock—Birmingham. Ala., Indefl- , nlte. Poll Players—Worcester. Mass., Indeflnlte. Poll PIsyers (Kendal Weeton, mgr.)—New HiTen, Onnn., indefinite. Poll Players—Hartford Conn., Indeflnlte. Park Players—New Castle, Pa., Indefinite. Beside, Borne. Co.—Ottawa, Can., Indefinite. Boehm's. Will, Stock—Chicago, Indeflnlte. Keade. Boms, Co.—Montreal, Can., Indefinite. Bee. J. 0., Stock—Ft. Soott, Can., Indefinite. Biehardson Stock (B. Barbour, mgr.)—Sedallai Mo., 2»-July'4. Clinton 5-11. Boyiter-Dudley Opera Co.—Oapo Cottage Park. ' Portland, Me., IS, Indefinite. Beppoirt Flare™—Denrer, Oolo., Indefinite.' -BedmonoTs Players—Sacramento. Oal., indefinite. Bellly, Chas., Btock—Jersey City, N. J., indefi- nite. Stanley Stork—Montreal. Can., Indefinite. Sliannuu Stuck—Wnsakoneta. O.. Indesnlte. Sa'ylca. Francis. Oo Suiierlor, Wis., Indefinite. Paedeker Comedy Oo,—Mattoon. TH., indefinite. , Shorten, A!.. Stock Co.. No. 2 (Walter J. Orldley, mgr.)—OaUklll, N. Y., Indefinite. Seattle Stock—Seattle. Wash.', Indefinite. Streeter-Bryan Players—Bay Olty, Mich., indefi- nite.' • , Bonn, Harry, Playsr*—<McAle»tcr, Okla., «-ll, Berrou, Mary, Btook—Ciereland, Indefinite. Bpooner Drasj. Oo.—Okmulgee, Okla.. 29-JnIy 4.- Smiley, Emily, Playera—Wildwood, N. J„ Indefl. . nlte. Suburban Tnrk Stock—St. I/>nIa Inileflnlte. Turner, Olsra (W. V. Barry, mgr.)—Youkers, N. X.. Indeflnlte. Tlroll Btock—San Fran.. Oal., Indefinite. Temo>est Dramatic Oo—Lewes, Del., 29-Jsly 4. Thomas' Mua. Coin. Co.—LewlsbJii, Me., 29-July 4, Bar Harbor (1-11. . .. Temple Slock—Ft. Wayne Ind.. Indefinite. Trlf>lett-(Vwens Sfx-k—4x>ulsTllle Indefinite. Thorne Stock—IHutaiilnson, Kan., Indefinite. Van Dyke A Eaton Co. (P. Mack, mgr.)—St Josetm, Mo., Indefinite. Van Dyke A Baton Oo. (C. Mack, mgr.)—Dee Molnea, la., tudcilntte. Vance IteiK-rtoIro Co.—Eau Claire, Wis., Indefi- nite. . '• Wells Stock—JLnayHle, Team., lodeflslte, Washington Stock—Detroit Indefinite. . Wocds Mus. Com, Co.—BrantfOrd, Can., indefi- nite. Worth, Josephine, PIsyers—Dubuque, la., Indefi- nite. Welah * walbourn Stock—Baton Rapids. Mich.. 29-July 4. . • COMTANIES IN TABLOID PLATS. Cbanman-Leader Mua. Com. Co.—-Olarkadale Mill,. - flaVfsJi 4. Crawforil-IlusMihrers Mus. Oom. Co.—-Binning.. ham. Ala.. Indefinite. Friendly, Dan, Mas. Oom. Co—dereland, O.. in.' defialte. . . • ' ' Jscoba. L. B.. Oo.—Denrer, Oolo., Indeflnlte. Lyric Tabloid Stock—Jamestown, N. X., nlte. Penper Mus. Com. Co.—Crystal, Texas Oltj, - Tax., ladeflnite. Russell, Dan, Mus. Com. Oo.—Hutchinson, Kan., iDoennlte. Mus. Com. Co. — Muskogee, Okla., W«Tj, Hap., .indefinite. . - • Van, Jack, Mua, Com. Co.—Atlanta, Qa., . Jolj 4. 29- SnSSTBEL9. Cobm-B's, J. A Day ton*,' Fla., Indetoita ' Oortoa's (0. T. Fates, mgr.)—IUh-way. N. J.. lindaflatte. .-.■•'.•• •* Ouy Bros,'—eprtogfleld, Ms«.. InderMte. ., . •.: . BANDS AND ORCHESTBA8. Alexander's Band'— WooUilde' Tark, PhJla-. 28- July 11. . - ' ■ r .. ., - .-~-'j ' Berliner's Band-^-Olnctnnatl, indefinite. Balhaan's Orchestra—Chicago, indefinite. -• Oreatore'a Band—WlUow Qrore Park, Phlla., 29- . Jaly. 4. Chicago Symphony Orchestra—Chicago Indefinite. - Ferullo's Hand—Hutchinson, Kan., Indefinite. Kryle's Band—Marttnsrllle. lad., 1, Bedford 2, ' Shelbyrille, Ky., 3, Frankfort 4, Georgetown 5, - Winchester 0,- Danrllle 7. Lebanon 8, Richmond --», Mt. Sterling 10, Oyntblana 11. Natiello'B Band—Fontaine Ferry Park, Loulsrllle, Indefinite. ■ . Nalonal Symphony Orchestra—Chlago, lsdeonite. Rt^so's.Dand—Ciereland Indefinite. Stelndel Orchestra—Chicago indefinite. Scbuntle's Band—Chester Park, Cincinnati, in- deflnlte. '.-•■'. .' Tharln's Band—Idora Park, Oakland. Cal., In- definite. -• ■ _ Vesipla's Band—Steel Pier, Atlantic City, N. J., indefinite. . - Vasiar Girls Band—Peoria, 111.. Indeflnlte. Victor's Band—Jamestown, N. Y, Indeflnlte, Weber. John C, Band—Cincinnati Indefinite. Wallace Orchestra—Altoona, Pa., Indefinite, CARNIVALS. Aiken Shows (Will 13. Aiken, mgr.)—Pontine, Mich., 29-Jnly 4. Altaian Bros.' Big American Shows—Deadwood, So. Dak., 29-July 4. Rapid City 9-11. Arena Amuse. Oo.—Conndlsrllle, Pa., 2fi-Juh» 4.. Blue Ribbon Shows—Plttsfield, Mass., 29-Jnly 4. Berger Sackett Shows — Sheboygan, Wis., 28- .luly 0. Carroll & Landea Shows—Charltou, la., 30-July 4, Ottnmwa 0-11. Corey Bros.' Oomliln^d Shows (F. D. Corey, mgr.) —Casaellton, No. Dak., 29-July 1, Warren, Mlnn.^ S-4. Cllflon Kelley Shoars^—Ludlngton, Mich., 29-July 4. De Vak A- Nelson Shows—Bradford, Pa., July -I, Du BoM Oil. De Kreko Bros. — Albuquerque, N. Mei., 29- July 4. Ferarl, Joa. O., Shows—Erie. Pa., 29-July 4. Greater New England Shows—Norwich, Conn., 2»-JuIy 4. Globe Amuse Co.—Marietta, O., 29-July 4. Great Argyle Shows—Cheraw. a, 0., 7-11. Great Ererett Shows—Erie, pa., 20-July 4, Ham- ilton, Ont, Can., 6-11, Great International Shows—Alexander, Minn,, 29- Jnly 6, Valley Olty, No. Dak.. 0-11. Hampton's Great Empire . Shows—Bocyrua,. 0., 2»-July 4. Hunter, Harry a, Shews—Bearer, Pa„ 29-July 4, UcKtea Bocks 6-11. nopldns Snows—Decatur, III., 20-July C. Krause. Ben, Greater Shows—Auburn, N. Y., 29- Jnly 4. Kennedy, Oon T.—Portlnnd lnd., 29-July 4. Keen & Shlppy Shows—Chlcopee, Mass., 20-July 4, Wemuelil 0-11. liberty Shows—Johnsonhurg, Ps„ 29-July 4. Looi. J. Geo., Expo. Shows—iculalana, Mo., 29- July 4. Lnj-nun, Frank E.. Greater StoaTa—Sioux Olty, la., 4-11. - . Metropolitan Greater Shows—Newark, N. Y,, 29- July 4, Bat or I a 0-11. Miller's, N. T., United Snows—Narrows, Va., 20- July 4. • Moss Bros.' Greater Shows—Goshen. Ind., 29- July 4. ^ : . Miller, A. B.. Greater Shows—Iron Mountain, tMtch., 29-July 4. National Expo. Shows—Creenrllle, Mich., 29- July 4. Rogers Greater Shows—Scottdsle, Pa., 29-July 4. Bice A Doras Water Oarniral—Jamestown, No. Dak.-. 29-July 4, Winnipeg, Can., 10-18. Butoenferd Greater Shows (I, J. Polack, mgr.)— Plqua. 0.. 29-July 4. '-. fiuilrh Greater Shows—Garrett, Ind.. 29-Jnly 4, Michigan Olty 6-1L eheealey Greater Shows—TUuarllle, Pa., 29- July 4.. flouthern Amase. Co.—Deweyt Okla., 29-July 4. SaTldfe, Walter. Co.—Tekamgh, Neb.. 29- July 4. Waihtibrn's Mighty Midway—Hamilton, Ont., Can., 29-July 4. - - - ' '• . Westcott ehews—l.anrium, Mich., 29-July 4. World at Home—Menominee, Mich., 29-Jukr 4. -Waller's fnltcd Shows—Narrows. Va.. 29-Jnly 4. Wallas Amuse. Co.—Virginia, Mlaa., 29-gnIj 4. CIRCISE9. Bamum * Batley—Troy, N. T;, 1, Glens Falls 2, Oneoota 3, Oarbonilale. Pa.^ 4. . . . • Banes. Al. G.^OshlDMk,-Wis.,: 1. Watertown 2, Ft. Atklneon 8,-Sfirtwc Valley, III., 4. Ottawa, 111., 0, Morris 7, Jollet 8, Chicago Heights 9, Michigan Olty. Ind., 10, St. Joseph, Mich , 11. Bscuxaan's, J; H.—Mt Laurler. due., On.. 1,' Announclatlon. 3, St: Adele 4, St. Lin S, 6, Berthler 7, Loulsrllle S, St Gabriel 0, St.. I'aulln 10. Shawlmgln Falls II. OollnjAr, Bros.—Beach. N. Dak., 1, Glendlve, Mont., 2. Sidney. 3, Wllllstoo, N. Dak., 4, ?larnley 6. Orojby 7, Mohall 8, Mlnot 0, Rugby ». BotUuean H; ■ . • -- Honest Bill's Show—Arcadia, Kan.. 1, Mulberry 2, TJtrrraarllle" 3.' Mlndeu Mines. Ma. 4. Atfmrr . 0,, Oare Junction 7, Oronogo 8, Prosperity • 0, Diamond 10, Oraidiyll. Hagenbeck-WalUce—Waterloo, la., 1, Marshall- 0, Obuncll Bluffs T, Omaha, Neb., 6, Llnunln 9.. NeXKjiska.0lty.10, darlndn. la., 11. Janes Broi. A Wilson's—Olorclaud, O.,' 1, 3 Kit-Carson {shows—Pulaski. N. Y., 1, Adams 2, Harriarllla 3. .Bunnion Mines .4., Boonrlllo 0, Lowsllle t, Carthage 8. Oape Vincent 9, Clay- . ton 10, Oourerneur 11. • • . K|6nle, R. R. Shows—Hinckley, N. Y., 29-July 1 ^iF^^-rEF.-. K ' nt t u «- *• Ashland 2, latand' • Falls 3. Mliltnockei 4. 101 Banch Wild West—Ooatesrllle, Pa.. 1, Chest- er 2. Baltimore. Md;, 3, 4, Uarrlahurg. Pa.. 8, Lancaster 7, Norrlstown 8, Pottstown 9, Allen- • town 10, Potterllte 11.- ttlogUng^ Bros-T-KaUmaaos,. Mich,, 1, So. Bend, ; Ind., 2. Anton. III.. 8, Racine, Wis., 4, Had! sotk o, ;*•".* - ; .... B4»t B^^Ve*tBlUloB,.O w U ..._... ;,-... Sllrer Family Shows (Bert Surer, mgr.)—^en- ton, Mich., 1, Durand 2, 3, Bancroft 4, Mortice 0, WlUlamaton 7, Weberrllle 8, Fowlerrltle 9. frparts' Shows—Hertor, Mton., 1, Glencoe 2, Montendio 3, Slsseton, No. Dak., 4, Twin Val- ley 0. 61g. S an telle—Clifton Springs, N. Y., 1. Tompkins Wild West—Clinton. Conn., 1, Oallfvrd 2, Branford 3,' No. Haven 4. Wheeler Bros.'—Yarmouth. Me., 1, So. Pari* 2, . Groreloc M. H-, A. CotcbcjOi 4. "- MMCKLLANEOl'S. Oayerr Stock Burlesque—Vblln.. indefinite. Lucey7 Thcs. Elmore—Otomwett la., I, Bassett,- Neh„ 3. Peigar 4; Ecicrson 0, Winnebago 7, -Yale.-Is.. *.-Weldon 10, Woodburn 11. Murdock Bros.' Tent Show—New Florence, Pa., 29-July 4. Opels. The —E; Llrerpool, O., 1, Toronto 2, Bethany. W. Va„ 3. Bidet's Big Show—Washington C. H„ 0., 20- - Jaly 4, Wilmington 0-11. Blpley's, Geo.-W., -Tent -Show—De Ruyter, N. Y., 29-July 4, New Woodstock 0-11. Thompson's. Frank H.. Big Tent Show—Rtlllman Valley, 111.. 2-0, Bryon 7-11. Waldens, The—St. Peter, Minn., 3, Madison. So. Dak.. 4. Mandan. No. Dak., 6, Valley City 8, Big Stone, So. Dak.. 9, Mayrllle, No. Dak., 10. Works Bros.' Shows—Blackburg, la., 1, Bear Creek 2. ADDITIONAL ROUTES IN SUPPLE- MENTARY LIST. S.cVlV FRAXCISCO. (Bfcrtal tfiepofcA «o Ths Nrw Yoii Currsx.; CoLDimiA.—Monday. June 20, second week ot All Star Players Stock Co. In "The Im- portance of Being; Earnest" Cost.— "Sunday, 28, beginning; of engage- ment of Nat C. Goodwin and company, In "Never Say. Die." Alcazar. —'Monday, 29, Bessie Barrlscale- Thurston Hall, supported by the stock com- pany of the bouse, in "The Ghost Breaker." Gaiety —Monday, 20, moving pictures of sport and travel In Central Africa. Unex- pectedly the run of "A Knight for a Day" came to a sudden end on Sunday evening, 21, and it was determined, at least for a while, to present motion pictures. Obfhedu.— Bill opening Sunday (mati- nee), 28: "Wronged from the Start," Henry Lewie, AJ_ Alfred Drowlskey and his Chlm- paEzee, "Romeo the Great;" Doris Wilson and company Gardiner Trio. Laddie Cliff, the Australian Woodchoppers, Dainty Marie, And Daylight moving pictures. Empress. —Bill opening Sunday (matinee), 28 : The Three Falcons. Jloscrop Sisters, Fred Hallen and Mollle Fuller, Dick Lynch "Mure Sinned Against Than Usual," Boaalr and TVard, and the Essancescope, Pantaobs'. —Bill opening Sunday (mati- nee), 28: Geo. Wilson. Do Vltt and De Vttt, Kumry, Bush and Robinson, Romano and Carme, Mile. M-inni Amato and company, Harry Cleveland-Guy Woodward and com- pany, and Sunlight pictured. NOTES. TriB following photoplays were shown the places named, respectively, for week be- ginning 21: At the Tivoll Open House, "Seven Days" and "The House of Temper- Icy; at the Imperial, 'The Only Son" and "Eruption of Mt.. Lassen ;*> at the Portola Theatre, continued for a second week, "The Spoilers.'- ^^ Jambs K.HACB3TT will ptay "Othello" at the Greek Theatre, University of California, Berkeley, Alameda Co„ on Sept. 0. . Ti« literary and artistic colony at Carmel- t>y-the-8ea, Monterey County, la again pre- paring for ita Summer season of drama, anil the Forest Theatre Society is now dally re- hearsing "The Sons of Spain," a poetic drama by Sidney Coe Howard, which Is to open the season July 2. Each year some original play- i» tried out tor the first time on the Forest Theatre stage, Uio open air theatre of Carmel, and the play this year Is said to be up to the stand- ard set by former productions. "The iSons of Spain" is a stirring story set la the days of Father Serra and his fellow pioneers, and the plot is written around the fortunes of two Indian lovers, who coma Beneath the influence of the dissolute Gov- ernor rages and the holy Junlpero Serra. T he piny is full of action and color: the life at the Spanish garrison nt Monterey, whero the aolcilers make merry as best they can at that solitary post untU they can return to their sonny opsin, is contrasted with the quiet life of the native Indians, who are !£ ln ? ra , pW l? converted to the Christian religion by Father Serra and his followers. On July 8 and 4 the children of Carmel will Jiresent a musical play founded on the old German nursery rhymes. "Struwelpeter." or Slovenly Peter." OUT OF TOWR NEWS Bonlinm, Tex.—Best feature for week of June 22 was Pearl White. In "Perils of Pauline." EW gJjaV-. 'Last Dsys of Pompeii" and Mar- garet Fiaher, lo "Snow White Legend," 22-27. A a r T0 T^. rf . lh S. ! ^l; B"harn Tenant and O. ^.•„ C lvi'^i 1 ' ,n "Adrift.", ind an Eclair drama. In the Fangs of Jealousy." 22-27. ^^ rtctaTcs 1 :" AdTfn,n ne of Katblyn" and other week*I >0, '"" — B0d Md Uen ^ Ootncdy 0>. 29 and Koia—The Bedpath-Homer Chantaaqna eo- teruiners opened here under canvas 24? for a Woon.oeVet, R. L-^ark. For their SSLE^: 1 *s»nhlng June 20. the Hallack l layers are seen In "Classmates.'' flS. 1 . 1 ' 8 ? nd iJfi'S 8 ^'^ 0 * 10 *: Pictures only. „, r, °J« a --^e„ Clair's Great EaBtem Show Played here 22-24 The Halla* Plwn will close their engagement here July i. Use weather last week waa the hottest of the year and thousands went to the Sumner resorts for relief. The attendance continues good at the picture shows, where electrl. Tins keep the patrons coot <^resTEB Pass (I. M. Martin, mgr.) Th» vaudeville bill June 28 inclcdes i Reed's acr» title bull'terriers. Earl Taylor and Bthe! Arnold, Ramza and Arno, Buckley mi Moore, and Be Musical Brtll'"' ... Co.NEr Island (Arthur Reisenberger mgr.) —The Mnose .o* Cincinnati, held -Biet> 'annual outing at this .resort Saturday. .Councilman Mullen's picnic, June 24, packed the ground* grounds. . . Ludlow Lacook (J. J. Weaver, mgr.)— The loge unfter the clubhouse porch has Dsen fitted up arid aew singers engaged. Thll gives the park three cabaret shows, A tss> 'old nnslcal tWMjtJB I flf lf the management of Meyer Gant*, wBl fe aWes* June 23. Zon (W. P. WBHlo^S^J^-The Cincin- nati Summer Orchestra -Saves two concerts dally. Herman BeJlsrtat and Gretcten Mor>-ls, soloists. B. F. Keith's (John V. Royal, mgr.) Lamb's manikins are featured June 28. Others: Bernard, Flnnerty and Mitchell, 1 ldeilo, Hpunlng. Lewis and company, and Welton and Marshall. ^^ NEWS NOTES. Manages Hlbibt Hbcck hag return c-J from New York. The Casino, a moving picture theatre, will be opened In the West End Aug. 1 under the management of J. H. Dryden. }t is being built at a cost of. 180,000, and will nit l,uOU. # C. A. CnscmovB, formerly with Coney Isl- and, has taken over the management of Phoenix Grove Park, across tie river fron Coney. Studenth of the class of 1014, of the Cin- cinnati University, repeated the "Importance of Being Earnest," -by Oscar Wilde at tv Zoo. Sandusky, 0^3em, -Star, Royal, Albara- bra, Lyceum and Theatorium, pictures onlj. Saxdoskt is dark. Notes. —John Philip Sauna Is attending the Indian Gun Club meet at Cedar Point. • • • • •-The Sandusky Theatre will be re- rniTdeied for the coming season. New scenery and new dressing rooms, nothing will he left undone to make the Sandusky up-to-date la every respect Newark, N. J. — The management of Olympic Pork is making strenuous efforts to complete the new theatre by July 6, so that the opera company can open there in "The Wedding Day. ,f A big free concert occurred Sunday. June 28. . • ■ Kksnbi's (Ray Owens, mgv.)—.Big busi- ness. Bill 29-Jnly X i Arthur Watkln, Wilson and Piorson, Juggling; Millers, May Hastings, the Kdelwels Girls, Mabel Montgomery, and Detective Saxon. Lybic (Mr. Golding, mgr.)—Good busi- ness. Bill 20-July 1: Corinne Snell and company, Hattie Tltnberg, Lynch, and Zeller, Andrew Hyde and company, Les Mascagnls, Symonds and Weston, Perry, Maxwell and corapnny, and Five Marines. For 2-4: Arllng Foo, Marie Le.Fevre, Maud Feeley and com- pany, Hans Roberts end company, the Mc- Naughtons. Fred and Annie Pfdot, Dan La- zier, and Mack and Carson. Jersey City. N. J^-Orpheuta (A. Michel, mgr.) feature photoplays. •Summit AinDOiiE.—Feature photoplays. Loo Cabin and Jebset Am Dome (J. R McCarthy, mgr.)—Vaudeville and photoplays. •Monticello (Rotlneon & Bums, mgrs.)— Feature photoplavs. -Oakland AiarwME.—Feature photoplays. Note.— Miller llros.' 101 Ranch Wiltl West was here June 24, and had good -business, afternoon and ev juiag. - Hoboken, N. J^-Oayety, feature photo- plays.- Hudson, TJnion Hill. —Hudson Players. In "Bought and Paid For" Jnne 20 and week, Terre Haute, Ind.—Grand (Chas. Smith, mgr.) "The Lion and the Mouse" was the fea- ture, week of June 22. Vajustiss (Ross Garrer. mgr.)—"The Spoilers" week of 22, closes this house. Loib (E. B. Sheets, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pic- tures. Narw Colonial (M. Less, mgr.)—Vaudeville and pictures. ' YorNo's AtaDOKS (Sam Young, mgr.)—BUI 21- 24 included: Agnes Ahem and company, Two Byls, Llbby and Thayer, Geo. Lavender, ami Three Oralgs. Bill 25-27: Six Moroccos. Romalne. Fields and Ladella, Wasbbourne and Kelly, and Sadie De Dome. Savot, Fountain. Colonial, Piincxss. Cixs- CENT, OnrilBUM, UuilTiC, AjklSSUOAN, PALArK. Roial, Moou. Gaatias, Pabsl, Imp. Elc ami TuiAToatuM, pictures only. Nora—Vigo County Fair will be held here week of Stpt IB. Braall, lad. — Sounrine, vauderflle and pic- tures. Colonial, Pantaavu and Aac, pictures only. Johnstown. Pa.—Cambria (Bcberer k Kelly, mgrs.) "Creation," In pictures, was sturwo week of June 21. MAiHsTio.lM. J. Boyle, mgr.) la closed. Globs (J, G. Foley, mgr.)—Plctttea and rande- vllle. . -. - ■- ArmrroBTUK. Paibl Nrafo, .Cbusro, SriDinM, Palacb, Bijou DbbaK, Lino and. ViOToiu, pic- tures only. r?j. ■ LnxA TPabx.— Dancing, rolkt skating, and coo- ajsssjsssm Altoona, Pa,—Lit mgr.) the Kirk Brown I Matchmaker,".June 23-14,' Gband, Oambls, FAUitT, Tal, Passtimi awl Paxaob, Nora—Mrs. I. C. Mlahler, C. Mlsbler, vt the Mlthltr iu kturo;>c, ;V. IJ BAU C ars- I pictures of Manager i- * totourlng