The New York Clipper (August 1914)

THE NEW YORE OULfc»JEMSIt. 6 Br JACK SDWAJJD3. BUSINESS OH THE INCREASE HUS1C PUBLISHERS LOOK FOR A BIG SEASON. Now that the music publishers have got together for the first time la the'history of the music game, and are.determined to wipe out many of the evils of the business, every- one looks for a very prosperous'year. Seldom before has - there been- such an array of wonderful songs as - are on the market to-day. A hit Is all that Is needed to start things going. Shapiro, Bernstein's "By the Beautiful Sea'' Is one of the numbers that Is likely to bring the crowds to the music counters again. It might also be Leo Feist's "When You Play In the Game of liove." Then again it could be "In the Val- ley of the Moon," which is published by Joe Morris. It can also be a dozen others, as each pub- lisher has a corking good number behind the counter that only needs the right kind of a "plug" to send It on the road to success. 1\he publishers all seem to be working In harmony, and with the regular Tuesday after- noon meetings of the Music Board of Trade. many unlocked for things are likely to hap-' pen any day. President Louts Bernstein and Vice Presi- dent Chas. K. Harris are predicting all kinds of Success with the latest venture. .. Success la positively assured If the mnslo publishers will stick together. The greatest evil that the music business has ever ex- perienced, the paying of acts, can quickly be eliminated. The question about selling to ten cent Stores has come up several times during the meetings, but nothing dollnlte has been settled as yet It Is more than likely that It will be heard of at a future meeting;. The cutting out of rebates on all kinds of records In now a settled fact, each publisher making up a new contract for the coming year. 'With these and many other subjects that are under way nothing but success is booked for the MubIc Board of Trade. HARRY VON TILZEK'S SEW SONGS. In this issue Harry Von Tllzer is an- • nonnclng his latest songs for the coming season. It is a swell bunch of material that Manager Benny Bornstein has to work on with his able staff of assistants, Paul Cun- ningham, Joe Hollender and George Greene To tell you the titles here would be letting out a secrer. Just turn to the front of this paper and as fine a bunch of titles as has ever been seen will greet your optics. ANOTHER BRANEN AND LANGE SONG. 'Another song by Jeff Branen and Arthur Lange that is likely to be heard in the future, called "In the Garden," Js published by Joe Morris. MORRIS' BOSTON OFFICE. The song that Is getting groat publicity at the present time in Boston Is Solmanand Branen's beautiful ballad, "You're More Than the World to Me." Vaughn Comfort, assisted by the Melstersingcra. is singing It at Keith s. for the hit of the bill, and Manuel Romaine, at Gordons Oiympia, Is cleaning up at every performance. At twelve other theatres, and at all the leading hotels and cafes it is being sung by the cream of the profession. Acts are invited to call at Joe Morris' Boston office, at 32 Boyleston Street, and Al. Browne, the "always busy" representative, will be glad to snow the firm's latest numbers. IRVING EXPECTED TO BLOSSOM youili AGAIN. Everyone Is asking what has become of Irving Berlin? Believe me, dear readers, Irving will be on the Job again shortly, with several new songs that will, as usual, startle the Susie worldT He has'been there for tho Set six years or more, and it Ian t uaeiy at he 1b going to quit just yet. AL. COOK EXTENDS "WELCOME. Al. Cook, professional manager for M. Wit- mark tic Sons, extends a hearty welcome to all his friends in the profession to> pay Mm a visit He has several new songs by sanest R. Ball, that should give good accounts of themselves. CHARITABLE EDDIE. Eddie Ross, professional manager for tho Knickerbocker Music Co., paid a MtM Arverne N. I., last Saturday, and sang for the benefit of the Seaside .Home for Children, of Rockawiy Beach. J'-adlB was a huge success, featuring the firm« latest numbers. He Is also hard at work with the burlesque shows, and has landed over a dozen on both wheels. EDGAR SELDEN POTS ONE OVER. Edtar Solden has the only official song nnratu "Kitty MacKay," that is on the mar- ket. He predicts a great future for the song. We reprint the words of the chorus for those who have never heard this beautiful number: Sweet Kitty MatKny. say. won't you try And give me Just one chance? Each day I wait, from dawn till late For one wee loving glance. Sweet Kitty, my own, for you alone, I'd build with love a golden throne. The pipers will tune for our June honeymoon In toe heatherland. you and I, My bcimle sweet Kitty MacKay. EARL CARnOLL AND HARRY _ CARROLL WRITING TOGETHER. < Louis Bernstein again was on deck when 1- he hid Earl Carroll and Harry Carroll get together and turn over to him ceveral new songs. They will be released In a week or so. and are said to be the best endeavors of these two boys. LB. »N STILL BREAKING RECORBS. Leon Flateo- he of many aliases. Is back on the Job again, and up to date hat knocked] out three pianos la the profes ional rooms of F. A. Mills. CIS EDWARDS WTTH SHAPIRO- BBRNSTEIrL Again our old friend Gus has the roam- ing habit. This time he has associated him- self with Shal~ro-J3ernstela Musk- Co., and has Just handed Louis Bernstein his latest cumber called "I'm Going to Let the Wholo World "Know I Love You." It Is a typical Edwards ballad, and all kinds of success la looked forward to. SAMMY'S DOINGS. Sammy Levy, the assistant professional manager for the Waterson Berlin 4 Sny- der concern. Is working harder than ever on several new songa that ho predicts will bring bis house in the leading ranks again as hit producers. MELVILLE SUMMERING. Melville Morris, who holds forth In the office of J: H. Rcmtck & Co.. is sojourning at Borough Park with his family for several weeks. THE NEW YOnK CLIPPER AGAIN TO THE FRONT. Last week THE CLIPPER publishes oocr seven thousand mora lines of muslo advertising than oil the other amusement wctkliea combined. The music publishers know whore they get the lest results. The recognised leading amusement Saver, known the world over, THE UW YORK CLIPPER. PHIL KORNHEISER'S VISIT TO ATLANTIC CITY. Phil Kornhelser. one of the greatest pro- fessional managers the music game has ever produced, returned from Atlantic City last Saturday after another one of his visits to that famous resort. They tell me that rha Feist numbers are the real things in that city. Fhll has one of the hardest working bunch of boys in his office there and is surely getting big results. "When You Pl»y in the Game of Love" has already shown up wonderfully well, and is sure to bo a leading ballad for this season. "You're Hers and I'm Here" needs little comment. It epeaks for itself. "The High Cost of Lot- in'," which Phil Is Just starting to work on, is also coming to the front rapidly, and under the able management of Mr. Korn- helser. should prove a good number. MOE WORKING UNDER COVER. Smiling Moo Kleemno, the ohlef of the Maurice Richmond force, Is keeping his new eongs under cover. He advises all profes- sionals to get In touch with him for several of the greatest novelties ever handled by his firm. Moc last week put on several moro men to etart working on the new songs. NEWSPAPER MAN A SONG WRITER. "I'm On the River of Doubt," this latest song Is tho composition of Bert Lcnnon, % Chicago newspaper man, tho lyrics being those of John C. Miller. It will be given Us premiere tor n week, beginning Aug. 1. at the IUymarkpt Theatre, as the feature num- ber of the Melody Maids, on the Progressive circuit. I. M. Weingarten, owner of tho Melody Maids, and John P. Kirk, manager of tho Uaymarket, have billed the song as "That RooseTcItlon Love Melody." EDGAR VACATIONING. Edgar Leslie, who has Just put over "California and You," Is Summering at Sea Gate. He ran bo seen any morning strolling •Ions;, the beach with bis blue ribbon dogs, "Peggy" and "Judy." SOLMAN TO RETURN. Alfred Solman sends me greetings from Denver, Colo., where the is resting up after a two months' vacation in Southern Cali- fornia. Ho expects to return soon with sev- eral new melodies. ANOTHER VACATIONER. Joe Davis, a young composer. Is spending his varatloD In the Catskllls, and extends greetings to his professional friends. BOB ni SICK AGAIN. Bob Ruslck, assistant manager for Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., expects the firm's now offices to be complete in another week. In tho moan- time ample room is provided for professionals to learn tho season's biggest bit, "By the Beautiful Sea," Bob is working harder on this number than anyone his firm has ever published, and expects it to be* one of the best sellers this season. LEW COHIf MAKING HARRIS' NUMBERS. Lew Conn,. the professional manager for Chas. K. Harris, Is the most pleased boy In the music game, and why shouldn't he? Sel- dom has the house of Harris had such an array of songs as they will have tho coming season. To start with, "Suppose I Met You Face to Face," Is a song that once heard will never be forgotten. Then ho has that whirlwind number called "When Did You Write to Mother Last," which is sure to take the lead in ballads this season. And not over- looking "Cherle," the latest Leo Edwards composition, which is showing up wonder- fully well under the excellent work of Lew and his assistants. FROM MORT. SCHAFFER. .Mort Schoffcr, traveling representative for Leo Feist, writes me that he Is cleaning up with ell tho latest iFetst numbers. Ho is at a resent in the Chicago office, paying tho boys lore a visit. LEWIS P. MUTR WILL RETURN TO HEW YORK SHORTLY. Lewis P. Mulr, who is Summering with his bride In Falrhaven. N. Y., expects shortly to return to New York. He Is flbtng up an apartment which he will occupy tho coming Winter. Lewis has composed several new num- bers that will bo released shortly by F. A. Mills that are predicted to far exceed any number that he hr.s ever written. MISS CARROLL'S GOOD JUDGMENT. Miss Carroll, who has charge of the pro- fessional desk at the Broadway Music Corp., is one of the baidest working young lndle3 In tie music game. To get a set of profes- sionals nowadays from her ono must go under a regular cross-examination. She saves the firm many dollars by her good Judgment. PHIL SAYSi "ONLY HITS FOR US." Phil DlsIi, -the professional manager for Joe Morris, is another one of those boys who think there is nothing to It but hits for his bouso the coming season. "In tho Valley of the Moon" Phil tblaks will bo the greatest seller In years. Last week alone over twenty thousand copies wero disposed of. Besides this one, PhQ ihas several otherB by Alfred Solman, Jeff Brnnen and Arthur Lango that look mighty good. BRANEN AND LANGE IN ATLANTIC CITY. Jeff Branen and Arthur Lango are spend- ing a few days In Atlantic City showing the natives of that famous resort what a won- derful bunch of new songs they have for the coming season. MURRAY TALKS. Maurice Rosen, with Will Von Tilzer's Philadelphia office, the well known Pitts- burgh, baritone is doing wonderful work under tho tuition of Murray Wibiteman, and Is ono of the most popular song pluggcre In Wildwood, N. J., which ho is taking care of, and he would like to meet all his friends at the Philadelphia office. 003 Walnut Street Broadway's Atlantic City representative, Jl ramie Loughran. formerly with the "House- warmer*," has been connected with the Phila- delphia office of Will Von Tllzer, under Mur- ray Wnltoman, for several months, and is surely showing the people of Atlantic City all the Broadway's songs. He is also taking Girt with Jos. Hortlz's Minstrels, on tho HHon Dollar Pier, for tho entire Summer, featuring "If I Had Someone Like You at Homo" and "They Had to Swim Back to the Shore." BUCKEYE'S FEATURE SONG. The way artists. Jobbers and dealers are taking hold of "I've Got the Rumatlz," that contagious, laugh-producing comic song, pub- lished br tin' Buckeye Music Pub. Co., IK seems that their claims of a Coast to Coast hit were to be depended upon as being ?rounded on facts. Others good sellers In heir catalogue are: "Why Don't You Ad- vertise?" "That Is Why I Love You," "Lonely Rose" (a new ballad Just off tl'O press) and "I Want a Regular Beau." This company wlsnes to advise all dealers that while they will be pleased to supply their prints direct, they prefer that you order through your Jobber. Watch Tim Cliitkh for their new songs, WTTMARK WARBLINGS. George MacFarlano tho well known bari- tone, has Just concluded a triumphant three Weeks' special engagement In vaudeville, play- ing tho Palace Theatre, Now York ; Majestic, Chicago, and tho Briehton Beach Music Hall, where he created a furore singing Wttmark's unrivaled bits, "Mother Machrcc. "Can't You Hear Mo Calling, Caroline," and "Too-ra-loo- ra-Ioo-ral" (that's an Irish lullaby). That Maurice Levi, tho ever popular mu- sical director and composer, knows exactly what the public wants Is demonstrated In his new, up-to-the-minute hesitation, entitled "Making Love," of recent Issue by M. Wit- mark & Sons. "Making Love" has a "punch" that appeals to the feet, and has aroused wide-spread approval among the vast crowds that assemble at tho Brighton Beach Hotel, where It Is being rendered at regular Inter- vals by Mr. Levi and bis splendid orchestra. AUSTRALIAN MUSIC PUBLISHERS W. J. DEANE & SON 500 GEORGE STREET SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA REAL HUSTLERS OF AMERICAN MUSIC S Would be glad to hoar from Publishers who want their Mnslo known horo. Visiting Vaudovllle Artist* please pay us • visit. Always a wolcomo for you ■>* our House. _____ Th*r»» Music Publisher.^ Official Ofgan, M. Wltmarlc & Sons' songs, "Whllo Iho River of LovorKIowa On," "In tho Candle- light" and "The Irish Tango" nro going bigger than ever. In fact, there Is some- thing almost uncanny In tho demand for those attractive songs. Prominent vaude- ville artistes continue to find In them the acme of success, and the long Hit of sing- ers using them Is continually on the In- crease. ... SOME -WRITING TEAM. That new song writing team, Charles Hoy Cox and Uvtty Ilcltln, havo Just plucod their novelty song, viz.: "Push Your Income Along,'' with tho Illlly Smytho Music Co.. of Louisville, Ky., whose big hit Is "The Roso That Grows In Dreamland Just for You." This company will push this now song ex- tensively, and expect to be be a big success. This makes threo songs placed In less than three months by this versatile team of song writers, they having previously placed num- bers with tho Buckeye Music Pub. Co. and Ernest A. Kork & Co. It will pny the live ones trj keep an eye nn thin pair, ns they havo several more numbers lu preparation. fVENOLING WITH WATERSON. Pcto Wendllng, who Is known n;t Iho champion piano player among the publliU- crs, Is now associated with tho WMcrson, Berlin A Snyder concern, and extends a hearty welcome to all friends to pay htm a visit MYSTERY NOTE. Everybody is wondering why Sammy Levy is going the rounds with a make-up. it consists of a swell pair of those new Idea glasses which Sam Is wearing to hide a eautlfutly colored optic. He says that ho stumbled over a chair In his room ouo night lost week, and tho boys aro all won- dering. ANOTHER HIT PUT OVER, Smiling Moe Kleemnn, professional mana- ger for the Maurice lllchmnud Music Co., put one over Monday morning, July 27, Tho new arrival will bo named Lawrence Klee- man Jr. Maurice is undecided whether he will enter htm in tho next cup contest. opt of Town raws Portland. He—Jefferson (M. J. OsRlty, mgr.) tho Jefferson Stuck Co. supporting Maude Ulchinonil and Joliu Median, uras-.-ut "lilevathig a Husband" week of July 27. Htogsl for tho Unit time In stock. Governor Maine* and party of the Goremo.-'s malt, occupied boies one evening Inst week during tho preseiiUdnn of "Tho Governor's Lady," and upon this ©ccasloi ono of (lie surprises of Hie evening wan the presentation to Malinger M. J. Oarrlly of a haul- some loving cuii by tho oiambers uf the com- puny and atticDM of Uio bouse. The iinwaU- ■ tlon speech was made by Governor Haloes, to which Mr. Oarrlty feelingly iwiwiulod. ■• . Kami's (I. M, Moslicr, unrr.)—The Keith Block Oo., supporting Leah Wluslow and KAw. B. Horton, present "Tho Family Cupboard" 27 and week. The Lynn, Moas.. and Portland be.—- ball teams were guests here 24. Tho stock will present 'Tho Blindness ot Virtue" Aug. 3 8, and "Fine Featiers" 10-15. New Pobtlakd (M. O. Blumenberg, mgr.)— Vaudeville and motion picture*. Bill July 27-2U: Doctor Volt* and company, Ashton and Htovens, Htuyman and Linden. Jscquette and l f oley, and Fred Waldo. For Zv-Aug. 1, Italpli Ilahl Mlrlin- company, Naali and Bvsn*. Fred Ward, Nellson and Nellson, and Allen and Arnold. Gukiu'h (James W. Oreely. uucr.)—Musical conwCr, with a nelected list of motion pictures cumnrlm tho offering** week of 27, tho "Mil* Ilroadivay" Mimical Comedy Oo, being tho attrac- oil's, Otra Oottaosi PilK (Kojster .4 Dudley, mRM.)—The Iloy»t«r-Dudley Opera 0>. present •ile Oaine from Milwaukee" 27 and week, fea- turing Aif. De Ball and Florence Weliher, with Jime* Harrwl, Mario Hargan and otln-r popular weraljcni in tho cast. The Iwnt of miccem attenils this excellent company, Mls» Webber, who met with such suecen* l» "Nauirhty Marietta" last .week, has becu vug-aged for the remainder of the Ilio'NiCKtx (Win. R. Beeves, mgr.)—Tho mo- tion picture feoturcH week of 27 Include: "John llarlercvrn," "Our Mutual Girl" Slid "The Mu- tual Weekly." "Tho House of Teminrlcy" booked bit Aug. S-5. KMi'ina |I». I). iLeadnr. rogr,)—The motion pie- tura fc.ituits week of July 27 Include: "Thy Mil- lion Dollar M/stary," "A Million Bid" and "The Perils of Pauline/' . _. KivaxTON t>AM (D. B. Smith, incr.)— J. W. Gorman presents the musical comedr, "Hunter Jlrown." with Tlge, Mary Jane and the Cluinpliell Kids. 27-Aug. 1. Gait, Peak's I*!.and (J. B. Bishop, ingT.) — Motion picture*, with Ines George, wprano solo- ist, week of 2n. Norn.—Howe's Great London Shows favors Portland with an appearance 20. New Orleans, Ln.—Hippodrome (J. Mil- ler, star.) the usual good business, with pictures dunged dally. 1'iMiicK & Sox's BxTcat'Sisss. — High class moving picture*. Fisuran-Bsnto'B KNTBarnisss. — Big business ruled week of July 20. with the latest Mum. Ilalllgan and Corby continue to please with tli.-lr •pecljiltle* at the Alamo. No Nans TiievrHB (Vic Peres, mar.)— Bmllln« Vic, as he is termed bete, milled much week 20, at bo* office returns, featuring "The Dotio." hiKflftltlc* by OsniHT* and Unite*. Norm.—rftennatrseljer Nicholson, of llie Tu> lane and Orecer-fltt arrived home lajit week, lo*- Ini One..., v.llMlliig Illlly Svaus 1* here iM •ays wal*' i* fJWMt.lS, Shreveiiort, I*.—Grand (Khrllch. "ros. A Oileiunii, nigm.l "Creation," motion pictures, ror abort rugiigvtueut. Itegulsr season opens In 8«p- tcmlier. . ' •' . Majutio (Khrllch Bros. & Ooteruan. nurrs.)—. The Ouithntan-I.oniter Mimical Oomedy Of. opened nn Indefinite engagement hero July 10, with "Variety lose." Beginning 2S, "The Country Girl." Goat bmlnea*. Managers Khrllch have given out the Infortunium that beginning the latter part ot August. Inter-State vaudeville will lie ilnnvn at this theatre, replacing (ho Ilodgins • Tuttle policy, ... .HASNuan (K. V. Wrhard* Jr.. mgr.»—Associa- tion and Universal program* to goal liuslnean. 'litis theatre Is to 1» inaile larger at an earlr date, adding two eitra atorles, to bo used as an oltliv ami liilmr building. gUMSN, I'AIJIOS, (IBM, ItSX, ORTSTAL, DgBAM- i.am) and IIii'I'niiROMN, picture* ottly. Noths. —J, T. Porter, popular In Ihe carnival world, now manager of a local motion picture limine, hna purchased a large tonring car...... l'alr I«i»Iikii» I* enjojul by the (llwlslonn Park, whate tlauuiag is practically tho only feature. Edmonton, Can. — I'antages'. whllo '"The Nlghlhawks," Willi Ilex Adam* and Kthel Adam- win In the principal roles, luul the chief place rn lh« bill hrrn week of July 20, Novella and Ho- sella, character musicians, won tlio moat applause. They received n ilosen callu the opening night, others were: Palfrey. Burton anil Itmwii. cv- ellsts and dancers; Qulnlnii and Hichanl*. In "The Quack l*>cl«r:" Davo Woods' trained logs nml monkeys, and tho feature films of Mrs, P.inli- liurst. Good business rules. Lrcmiu TiiKATitK.—Kdwanl Itenrn soared big as Jul™ tteauhlett, In "ilio Wolf," week of 20. William Yule, who recently relumed to the com- pany, was well m-elvod a* Andrew McTavlsh. ML O. Kdwnrds nuiiki Iho most of Ills linns a* Will- lain McDonald. Itvno Iorlou was good as Hlbla Jiei'nvlxh. Big IiiisIiioh* ull tlie vctek. Nuts.— Sells-Floto-BiilTalo Bill Show played four pcrrm-nuinres. to big business, hero, 22, 211. The rtreot pantiles were feature*. Oolonel Oody held a reception at Tho Journal office, where be awinM n hatful ot prises. Tho pnrformnnce* woro better than ever. Hi. John, Can.—Opera House (Walter W.oils. mgr.) Mack's Mimical Itoruo openwl an luiHliillo eiigngi'inent huro July 20, to good busl* iu-*s, uiul pUinsed, Imi'Kiiiai..— Holmes and Buchanan In operatic selectiom. and uuivlng picture*. GSM, Uniuus, i+taii nnd Hxrnisg, moving pic- tures only. Lykiu. —Vaudeville and moving pictures. Nora.—Mack's Musical Itevue, presenting a pleislng ami varied program, consisting of musical immtsirs and one act pluyleU. Ttis company Bra- ncnt two iierfonnancori u day, and Changs their program every wivk. Judging from comment* and iiuslneM, tho venture promlsea lo be a sueeeas. The company couslsU of alileen numbers, with llllle Akerstrom, who was a Wg favorite here some years sgo a* stage director. Matinee prices are ten and fifteen cents: evening, ten, fifteen and tvrenty-nve cents. Montreal, Cane—Orphean (Geo. Dtlscoll, a. ) the Orulieuiii Playnr*. In "Tlie Woman." to od huuiKS, week of Jnly SO, "The Concert" 27 eek. (liiAMD.— lUma Ileade Block Co., In "Dora i," to good attendance, weok of 20, I'.Mi'inM.—The Htanley rltnek Co., in "The Girl In the Tail." to good houses, week of 20. Hon wen Pabk (l>. Ijirose, mgr.)—Vsuilevlllo. BUI week of 27: Madnmo Mary's Burlesque Cir- cus, Areo Bro*., (lernnl uul West, Aleisnder Bros.. Alice Do Osnuo, and Parks' Military Band. Hamilton, Can. — Temple (J. 0. Applebu). mgr.) tiio stock company put on "Zlra" cleverly wiek of July 20. '•Before aud After" weak ef 27. "The Msrrlsiie of Kilty" to follow. Mountain (O. II. Hummers, mgr.)—"A Unno llun" week of 27. Mil ford, Mass.— Lake Nlpmuc (Dan J. Bni-Bgue. mgr.) vaudeville and pictures. Bill fur week of July 27: llarto and Clark. Caroline Kiel- staf Margaret Clayton, Blondell and Tucker. Kstrella nnd Kdwards, Plimkelt and Daly, Hsdle lingers, Kil. McKnalley, Tom Kean, and Tllaml- er's Bras* and Concert Band. . OmsA IlottsB.—1'ssii.r nusseir* motion plt- ture drama, "Creation," is packing the home nlahtl: It I* very Interesting and educating, and has caused a lot of comment. For week of 37. Ihe (bint strh* Is shown. i.Ti.si'K, Iiibai, and Ktas, picture* anil onnvs. Notbs.— The free plctare show st the 0|iera House hss cut the attendance at the three sta- tionary picture house*. In additional opposition. Kva'igellst (Srcenwmxl has a largo tent on Lincoln Ham re. which will seat 1,<K)0 |>eopte, It I* Jammed light at every evenlni;'s serv<ee. use reason for (his Is tho very excellent choir singing SDd music given before, diirln.f anri after the he- lure. With two free shows In town and tho Lake vaudeville, die (own folks have lots of places to go Luke Hong Is giving professional tango dancing eibiblllniis, aloo free, and draws lmmnnse crowda Lillian Klrby his gone to New York for rehearsals with the College Ulrl* burlesque mrAnnny, isienlng Aug. 12. Hhe Is a favorite "daughter" of this town, snd wsa tendered a banquet at the Gal Hustle Hotel, Lake Nlpinuc, liefore leaving, and two hundred guests were (hern to greet her snd present her with a toilet traveling "kit" and numerous other urcfut pres- ents. Lynn, Mass.—Olympln (V. L, Ooeo, mgr,)— motion pictures and vaudeville. OoKio.ua (Al. Nowhall, mgr.)—<Molloo pic- lute*. . , Disamijihi).— Motion pictures nnd musical coicedles. Ckhtmai, HqifABB.—Motion pictures. Nora.—Tho Lynn Tlienlie will open Aug. 17, wlih first clam mimics I comedies. The local man- ager Is James It. Homo*, who bss been In the em- ploy of Henry W. Havage for soversl year*. Tho diwitre rill aim run a Hunday concert with a niinila-r of Komi art* on the bill, Lynn has l«eil ileniaiwlliix )?>"t musical coiurdlMEfDr a number of yew*);' nlld Manager rtouiM w«[ d» doubt meet wliU' ttuusual success in Lyatsr' nutr. good and week, Nbw " Tnorne