The New York Clipper (August 1914)

Hi ! r if i i i *• It- f Trm&\ '!\ 8 THE NT1-W YORK OHPPPUB, AWHJST 1 .**■ »■ —I) lit ' ■ II Mill ~~/ •••. THE NEW YORK CLIPPER ' > Founded in 1853. THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING CO. (UmH»d) nnniRoii. ALBEIIT J BOBIE ECTTOBIAL AMD Ddhkeib Uiwiora. NEW YOBK, AUGUST 1,1914. Entered lone 24. 1670. At the Poit Offlct at New York. N. Y.. as second elm matter, under the act of March S, 1870. ROUTE LIST DRAMATIC & MUSICAL ..... ato*-Clnelnn.tI MWa' Si^TBaDC^VmUloe JTerrr P«». U-torlUe. Olbney. Sarah, Stock (Walter WUaan, mgf.}— -.ASjfKfl, i^nd—Doroaby, W. Va., 27-Aug. J. _Wooi.tock. Oat. Can..;L ? 4etalte.. . .. , }B&9£l£Z£ OrcX«-C>hU»go. lndefln to. Gaiety 8tock-«an Diego, fW.^lnJenntte. German Stock—Cincinnati Indefinite. "Apartment 12-1C"—Maxlne Elliott's, New York. Tfijg ^ ^ Gorman's Mus. Ocm.' Co.—dloston. lndeonlte. Gorman's Mm. Con. Co.—dlaverhlll, Mum.. In- Advcrllsetnents- t«r Inch, alntle column. Btetodcl Orcbeatra-Chlcogo. Injeflnlte. - . fleuuntle'a Ban*-Cheater Part, Otacinnatl, in- O-StrrButh-power.-. Chicago.. lndeflnlte. , ««■ Com. Oo.-PorU.nd. Me.. M» ^?S&i3OT^f^ , V-. «- '^Sfe^'iafflSTSS «££& «» *?■ <*-r*!~ «•»•• «- ,«***-«*. pw. Atlantic on* n. *. BJIS-.W — OX, O^akUna. Cs,.. -ffi *—• B*---*-* 0.. M4V «&®li!afeW&«» todVeflidtei. . „_ „__^ ^.._ ._,_« Dlllman'a Ideal Stock—Omaha, Neb...Indefinite._ CABMVALS, bombs — Single copies will be •oil. .postpaid, op receipt uf 10 cccia. • „ . ': Oar Terms are Casta. THE CLIPPER li Issued every WBDHESDAT. The Forma Cloainff Promptly on Tue.du j-, at 10 A. M. Please remit by express money order, check Olrl and the Tramp. The" (Geo. 1.. Barton, Hmrrlngton Beatrice^ Stock — Denlaon, Tex.. In ijigr.)—Hawlcy, Minn., 20, Voma 30. Fraiee Aug, 1, Perhaxa 2-, St. flood 3, Aahland. Wis., definite. Bolden Players—Detroit. Mich., indefinite. Baswell, Percy, Players—Toronto, Can., inuefl- Hughe's, Barry, Players—Huntington, Neb., 2-4, Coleridge 0-8. Wakefield 811. -, , . - Borne Stock—Meyers Lake, Canton, O., tndefl- nuntlugton Players—St. rool, Minn., Indefinite. to "Peck's Bad Boy" (Dick Madtor, mgr.)—Prarle lunnnejeja Associate Pinjere—Joplln, Mo., lndefl- 4, lrxm' River 5, iron Mountain 0, Melton 8. "He, Oomes Up Smiling" IA. H. Woods, nigi.) — RepubUc. N. If.,- Aug. 0. indefinite, "Kitty McKcy"^-Oomody, New York, indefinite. MnjMllc I'laycn—Boston, Indefinite. nlte. P. O. order or registered letter. All cash enclosed ajivmple. Park Opera Oo.—Newark, N. J., lndefl- n(ib letter la at risk of tender. AOilreii All' ComuiunlCBtlona TUB NEW YORK CLIPPER, 47 West 281 h Blrect, New York. Tel. 2274-MadlBOD. Rcgtitcrcd t'dd'o AUdiat, " AUTn oniTi," TUB "WESTBEH' BUKEAU of Ta« Cui-rm Is Jocaled a\ Ilooiu 005, Ashland Block. Chicago. Warren A. Latrlck, manager and correspondent... Tin Clipped can bb obtathid flMUUH akd LttAiL, at our agents, Daw's Btcamishlu Ageiiey, 17 tireen Street, 'Charing C.-.vsa Boad, Ixjci.Ioii. W. 0., Englund; Brenlano's nous dcjwt. .17 Avwiue de l'Onera Parla, Franco; Manila Book and Sta- tioutry Co.. 128 Escolta. Manila, P. 1. jtloidon & Ootch, 123 Pitt Street, Sydney. N. B. MV , Australia. .- _^" ■_■; ARSWERS T O CQRRE SPONDEHTS, DRAMATIC. Ctoii, Washington.'—"The Wolf" was oriidnnlly twoJuccd. March »U, 1008. at the Mate* TUenlre, Wanlilngton, D. C. Win, Oourtenay and Ida Con- tiuent played leading roles. da SAC, Wis., 29, Baraboo 30, Wonewoc Aug. 1, Bondolnh », Beayer Dam 7, Oshkosh 9. "Peg o' My Heart" (Peggy O'Neill)—Qarrlck, Cliloogo. Inilefliilte. "Potash & Pcrlnuuter"—Cohan's, New York, hv dcflnlte. "Passing Bhow of 1014"—Winter Garden, New York, lndeUnlte. "Pair of Sixes"—I.ongnCTP. New York, Indefinite. "Parr of Sixes"—Core, Cbjcugo, Aug. 8, lnkfl- nlte. "Polly of the Circus" (Wels * Moxon, mgrs.)— Ynrmonth, N. 8., Aug. 3, Windsor 4, UaHfax Bovln'la Park Grand Opera Co.—Chicago, Indctt- nlto "Too Many Cooks"—Thirty-ninth Street, New York, Indefinite. "Under Corer"—Plymouth, Boston, Aug. 1, In- ilHlHlte. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" (Wm. Kibble, mgr.1—Lan- sing. Mlrh., 80, Untitle Creek 30, So. Chicago, III, 31, Aug. 1, Chicago 2-15. "Whirl of the World, The"—O. 0. 0., Chicago, Indefinite. SAKT FRANCISCO. new series of African hunt pictures. ALCAtAD.—-Monday. 27, farewell week of Be»sle) Barriscale-Thurston Hall, supported t.y the stock company of- the house, when nio play will be "Merely Mary Ann." , ., . M . CttniiUM.—Dill oiwrdng Sunday (matinee), 20: Chryatal Berne and company, Ernctte Asorio, with Miss Bllante and Chevalier de Mar. Pf™ Ml Won Klro. the Heebacks, with Harry Heeback. Umll l'a-llemlierg and trained hears. Clark awl Verdi, Five Melody Maids and a Man, Trlxle Frl- ganca. and Daylight motloti pictures. Fwi-M'SH.—mil oi>eiiliig Sunday (matinee), 20. Eleren Klncalde Kilties, Bnm Ash, Onvoim Duo, Byron and Longdon, Joe Cook, and the Essanceo- * 1( PantaoB8*. — Bill opening Sunday (matinee), 80: Alpha Troupe, Barnes and Barron. Mt«o Hip and Napoleon, Clnllcrlnl Troupe, anllawa>: auA Roberto, and Sunlight pictures, jtOTia. Ai wib respeetlT* houses named the follow- ing Alms were the attraction for week com- mencing Sunday, July 10: Gaiety, second week of "Cnblrla," with symphony orchestra and chorus: TtTOll Opera House. "Man's Knemy; Imperial. "One of Our Girls" and "The Hul- tur.'a Garden;" Portoln Tlieotre, "The Chris- CriAlluts R. FAlBtLl., islllor and publisher of The 8m Franetico Dramatln Hwlvio, niet with a pajnfiil secldent at his homo dn Sau Rafael, Hun- day. 19, by falling while aaeendlng a atalreaso in bis residence which resulted in a fracture of the left leg Just shore the ankle. Tub Irwin Brothers* Wild West Bhow will ex- hibit at the lot Streets, 25-20. of this show I- . It is rumored that Kolb and Dill, with a se- lected company, will open an lndeilnlto season of n:i:rlcal farce, comedy at the Gaiety about Sept. Homes P. OtiRRAlt, resident manager of Iho Curt, Id this city, left last week for a six weeks' xlslt to his folks. In Bprlngfleld, Mo. Abraniikiibnts arc being completed for ihe Vnlhllrg tit an additional gallery hi Oio Empress, this city. S i* ■■ OUTIKG OF DODGE CO.'S EMPLOYEES. C. R. Trowbridge, advertising ninnnger of tho IXxIgo Manufacturing Co., of Mlshawakn, lud., \. rites Illllman's Ideal Stock—Omahn, Neb., Indefinite. Hudson Stock—Union Hill, N. J., Indefinite. Henderson Stock—Aberdeen, So. Dak.. lndeUnlte. Huntington, Wright, Stock—Indianapolis, lnileB- narrls Mus. Com. Co.—Waco, Tex., lndeflnlte. Harper Players—Terre Haute, lud., lndeflnlte. Jefferson Theatre Stock (M. J. Canity, mgr.) — Portland, Me., lndeflnlte. Jefferson Stock—Auburn, N. Y., lndeflnlte. Keres Sisters' Stock (Chester Keyes, mgr.)— Dallas, Tex., lndeflnlte. Keith Stook—Portland, Me., Indefinite. Kllmt .4 Oatzolo Stock—Baltimore, Md., inaefl- Keennn Stock—Escanoba, Mich., Indeflnlle. Knl.-kerliocker Stock (at I. Murphy, mgr.)—Ber- lin, Out.. Oun., Indeflnlle. Keith's Players—Toledo, O., lndcllnlte. Kelly, Jewell, Co.—Atlanta, Ga„ Indefinite. Lyceum, Stock—New Britain, Conn., Indefinite. Liberty Stock—Oakland, Cat., Indefinite. Leonard Plnyers—Scilon, Knn., lndeflnlte. La Roy Stock (W. A. Stanton, mgr.)—Bellcvne, 0., 29-July 4. . . Lynn, Jack, Stock—Plymouth, Mass., 27-Ang. 8. Lyceum Stock—Dulutb, Minn., lodeflnlto. Lewla-Ullrer Players—Keokuk, la., indclnlte. Lakeside Stock—Denter, Oolo., lndeflnlte. Lyric Players—Hnrtforl, Conn., Indefinite. Lyceum Players—Kdiuodton, Can., Indefinite. Most-ley Bros.' 8tock (H. P. Moseley, mgr.)— McAlester. Okln., 27-Aug. 1 tw."" Km.iy> Bros Florence, Col., 27-Aug. L FeWrlfjS.. O^Phowii-Hs J nllton..Ont., Can., 27- 0&%Mn2i£kaBv*. M.. 27-Aog. 1. Oreaf ' International Shows —Grind Forts. N. Dak 27-Aug. 1. Thief River Falls. Minn., 4-7. Great Northwestern Shows—Sharon, Pa., £l- Otebe 5 'Amnee. Co.—Kankakee, 111., 27-Aua;. 1, Waterloo 3-8. . .. „„. Great Pattersoa Shows— Bowman, Mon., ^o- OreoT'Eaelem Shows — ObarabcrsbuTg, Pa., 27- CLIPPER BUSINESS INDEX Advertisement* not exceeding on* line In lengtt ill be published, properly clsaalted In this Index at the rate of $10 tor one year (52.Issues), a Greater Sheesley Shows—Lancaster, 0., 27-Ang. 1. 27-Aug. 1, Yoimcstmvn 3-.S. ..... -, Hampton's Groit Emplro Shows--iAslital>ula, v.. Hall* A^Latlip Shows—Bsrre, Vt, 27-Ang. I. Burlington 3-8. . — , M Jones. Johnny J.. Shows—Woterbury, Conn., Z7- Aug. 1. Plttsfleld. Moss.. S-S. Jacket's, John 0.. Shows— Rnbway, N. J., 25-Aug. 1, Summit 4-10. '_• _ „ , Keen A Shipper Shows—Catskill, N. Y., 27-Aug. 1, Beacon 8-8. _ - • „ „ Krnuse Greater Shows — Martins Fetry 0., 27- LibeTty Shows—Cumberland, Md., 87-Ang. 1. Maus, A, V„ Amuse. Co.—MU Oannel, Pa-, 2T- Aug 1. - " Rice & Dore's Water Carnival—Reglna, Can., 27- Aug. 1. Minneapolis, Minn, 8-8. Rutherford 3rcater Shows' (I. J. Polack, mgr.)~ Unlontown. Pa., 27-Aug. 1. ^., . Sonlbern Amuse. Co.—JIailctto, Okla., 27-Aug. 1. St Jo, Tex;. 3-8. . • '• Smith Greater rfbows— Big Rapids, Mich., 27- Aug. I, Grand Rapids f-8. Pnlted Shows—Chambersburg, Pa., .27-Aug. 1. . Wortliam'B, O. A., Shows—Btone, la., 27-Aug. 1, copy of Tub Nbw Iobk Curra will be sent fret to each advertiser while the adveruawnent la raa- njng. . A8BB8TOB CURTAIN| AND PICTUlis BOOTHS. O. W. Trainer Mfg. Co., 70 Pearl It, Bottos, CARNIVAL FRONTS AMD SHOW BANnTERS. D. a Hamphrys 0»„ 018 Arci St.. I-alUdelt41x, CONFECTION!. BoecUelm Bros. * BeMtola. 84S Bo. Ptorta it, Chicago. MUSICAL BBLLS AND NOVYDXTUiS. Stwln B. Street, 38 Brook St., Harttei. Oun, MUSICAL ■PKCIALTIKll. J, Q, Deagon, 8800 N. Clark St, Chicago, I1L MUSICAL OsVAIBBS. A Bntnelas, 1012 HsattT Are.. Bldamona HDL N POPCORN BtAWDFAOTCRBRB. BoKkheua Bros. « Eckstein, 246 Be." Peoria It, Chicago. SCENERY AND SCENIC PAINTERS. 0. U Btory Scenic Co.. BoflaervlUe BUtloo. Bea- ton, Mas*, New York Studio, 1001 Times BIdg., N. Y. 0. Howard Tottle. 1202 Center St. Milwaukee, Wla. STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD TIOKBTB. rail TmuAlg A Son, 104 ■. 14th At. ■. X. (L THEATIIICAL GOODS. Boston Regalia Co., SB7 Wash. St. Boston, Mass. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. B. Walker. 809 W. 89tk it.. New York. VBNTR1I«0«OIST FIGURES. BCD Hoheon, 1890 Ajagtoraam Ave., N. Y. Olty. m BuTllngton 8-8. Washburn's Mighty Midway-^-Nlagsra Falls, Can,, MaTlVy"beBlsoa"«oel^Newpdrt. R. I., lndeflnlte. J&T& iiJf^. mLa man 27-Ane 1 Murphy'B ComcdUns. No. 1—Wichita Falls, Tex., Woria •* «3osmo SAL^j^rwj^J.^MAraJn-. il Aog, 1. lndeUnlte. JUST RETURNED FROM EUROPE). The, distinguished (.Infer, Jean R. Darrow, corner Market and Twelfth o,f Cotton uud Dnrniw, Hlnpcr of clnHsy r.iings, . Thl* will be tho first appearance e |nging for that cliisny firm, J. U. Rcrnick Rapnold Players—Denver, Oslo., Indefinite. in this elty. & <•,, Redmond's I'layeTs—Sacramento, Cat, lndeflnlte STOCK AND MUSICAL COMEDIES. Permanent uud TravvllnK. All Star Players—Columbia, San Fran., Cat. ln- dcllnlte. ' Alcaaar Stock—San Fran., Oat., indefinite. Anrell Stock (Joo Angell, mgr.)—4*opo Mills, N. Y., 27-Aug. 1, Ogilensburg 3-8. Academy of Music Stock—Win, Fox's—Academy, New York, *ndoflnlte. AlKlltorlum Stock—Kansas City, Mo., Indefinite. Academy Plnjvrs—Charlotte, X. C lndcllnlte. Albee Stock—Providence, It. I., indefinite. ■Of a number of years wo havo been taking Alley's Associate Players—Wlustou-SaJeju, N. C, our employees nunilwrlng one thousand live bun- Indefinite. dreil, to neighboring resorts for nu outing, ex- Auxklngs, C, Players—Priest River, Ida., 20, 80, eepting the last two yenra. when we engaged Jjijou Players—Kali River, Mssb., lndcllnlte. SprluBlirook Pork ns tho place, near here, and Brown, Olark, Players—Montreal, Con., lndeflnlte. TaJTMao Oa—Flat Itoek III 27-ino- CiiTe tliein a rent big piny day. Tills year we have Bishop Players (U. W. Blshoji, mgr.)—Oakland, TcmWo Stock—Ft Vome.' Inn IndeHn decided to celebrate at home, and our plans call OUT. lndeUnlte. Trine for a real big time. It is our intention to mnko Brynnt, Billy. 0». — Huntington, W. Va., 27- 1Ue oecoalon a gala one. ami In order to do this, Aug. 1. we desire to bring In from Uie outside as many Homey, Jack, Co.—Decatur, 111., Indefinite, high class outdoor attractions as we can jiosslbly Baker Stock—.Portland, Ore., lndeflnlte. 1,-et hold of. We wnut to take over the whole, Kroadwny Stock—Springfield. Mass., Indefinite, town and flll It up to the In-im with amusements Binding, Huwaa, Co MemplilB, Teun,, Indefinite. of all characters, our idea being to make It more Broivn, Clark, Players—Ottawa. Can., lndofiiiltc. CIRCUSES. Bamnm & Bailey —St. Joseph, Ma, 29, Topett, Knn., 80, Wichita 31. Hutchinson Aug. 1, Colo. Springs, Colo., 3, Denver 4, Ogden, TJ., 8. Salt Lake City 7, Logan 8, Butte, Mon., 10, Missoula 11, Spokane, Wash., 12, Pasco 13, Walla Walla 14, fto. Yakima' l\ Games', A], 0.—Oraud Rapids, Mich., 29, Hol- land 30, Muskegon 31, Big Rapids Aug. 1, I.udlngton 3. Manistee 4, Traverse Olty S, Charlevoix 0, Petoskey 7, Kalkaska 8. Eschman'f, J. B.—fit. Raymond, Que., Can.. 30. St Boniface Aug. 1, St Elisabeth, 2, 8, Raw- don 4, Montfort 5, Buferdean 0. - fiollmnr Bros.'—Cumberland, Wis., 20, Meno- monle 80, (isseo 81, Arcadia Aug. 1, Stevens Point 8, Plalnfleld 4, Waupaca 6, Seymour S, Kewanee 7, Sturgeon Bay 8. New London 10. Bagenbeck-Wallace—Benton Harbor, Mich., 29, Dowaglac 30, Battle Creek 31, Ypsllantl Aog. 1, Detroit 3, 4, t'ootlac 5, Flint 0, Saginaw 7, Bay City 8. Bonest Blll'8 Show—Watts. Okla., 20. Weatrllle 30, Lincoln, Ark., 81, Prarle Grove Aug. 1, West Fork 8, Wlnalow 4, Chester 5, Mountain- burg 0. Dyer 7, Alma 8. Irwin's Wild West—San Fran., Cat., 25-2J. Kit Carson—Coxsackle, N. Y., Aug. 5, OatsMlT 0, Saugertlea 7, Haverstraw 8. La Teiia's—Mlddleboro, Mass., 29, Brldgewnler 80, Nantasket Beacfa 81, Aug. 1. 101 Ranch Wild West—Glens Palls, N. Y., 20, Plattsbnrg 30, Malone 31, Watertown Aim. 1, Ilochesler 3, Buffalo 4, Jamestown 6, Mead- Title, Pa„ 0, Youngstown, O., 7, Warren 8. Rlngllng Bros.—Fargo, N. Dak., 20, Jamestown 80, Aberdeen, 8. Dak., 81, Watertown Aug. 1, Huron 8, Mitchell 4, Sioux Falls* B, Cherokee, la., 6, Slonx Olty 7, Fremont, Neb., 8. Rantx Iltw.—independence, la., 20, Oentrnl Olty 80, Dyersvlile 31, Lamont Aug. 1. Rellly, Cbas., Stock—Jersey City, N. J., IndcO- Bobbins', Frank A.—Dundee, N. Y„ 29. Elkland, Pa., 80, Wellsboro 81, Look Haven Aug. 1. Silver Family Shows (Bert Silver, mgr.)—Rich- mond, Mich., 20, Memphis. 30. Bervllle 31, Copac Aug. 1, Yalo 8, Peck 4, Brown City 8. 6pnrk« fihows—NMM, Wis., 20, Stanley 30, Watona 31, Wittenberg Aug. 1, Crandon 8, Big. Sautelle—Mecbanlcavltle, N. Y.. 20, Cobles- kill 80, Ooonerntown 81, Balnbrldge Aog. 1. Ton^iklna' Wild West—Hamburg, N. Y., 29, Sus- sex, N. J., 30, Branchvllle 31, Newton Aug. 1, Blalrstown 8, Portland, Pa., 4, Belvldere, N. J., S, Oxford Furnace 0, Backettatovm 7, Cbertcr 8. Wl'eeler BroB.—Al-hol. Mass., 20, Shelburno Falls SO, Turners PaUs 81. Morosco Stock (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—Los An- geles, Cut., lndeflnlte. Majestic Stock—Des Moines, Is., Indefinite. McOIll & Bond Stock—Elisabeth, N. J., Indefinite. Morley, Ernestine, Stock—Watcrbury, Coun., In- Murphy's' Comedians, No. 8—Brooklleld, Mo., 27- Ang. 1, Macon 3-8. Mannlon's l'ork 8tock—St Louis, lndeflnlte. Nlcol-Troy iStock—B Reno, Okla., 27-Aug. 2, McAlester 8-15. Newton Stock—Paris, Tex., 87-Aug. 1. Cooper 3-8. Oliver Players—Davenport. Is., Indefinite. Orphcum Players—Montreal, Osn., lndeflnlte. Pearl Stock—Wllllamsport, Pa., lndeflnlte. Poll Stock—Scranton, Pa., lndefln'tc. Prlnglc, Tells, Stock (O. K. Van Auken, mgr.)— Empire, Butte, Mont., Indefinite. Pbll Playera (.lames Thatcher, mgr.)—Washing* ton. D. 0.. lndeflnlte. Poll Players—Worcester. Mass., Indefinite. Poll Plovers—Baltimore, Indefinite. Popular Players—Washington, D. 0., Indefinite. I'oynter, Eeulab, Stock—Birmingham, Ala., lndefl- nlte. Poll Players—.Worcester, Mas*.. Indefinite. Poll Players (Keinlal Weston, mgr.)—New Haven, Conn.. Indefinite. Poll Players—Hartford, Conn., lndeflnlte. Park Players—iNew Castle, Pa., - Indefinite. Itende, Roma, Co.—Ottawa, Can., lndeflnlte. 8oehm"s, Will, 8tock—Chicago, lndeflnlte. Iteade Rouu, Co.—Montreal, Can., Indefinite, Rao, J. O., Stock—Jiepubllc, Kan., lndeflnlte. Richardson fltock (B. Barbour, mgr.)—Webb City, Mo.. 26-Aog. 1. Nevada 2-8. Roystcr-Dudley Opera Co. — Cape Cottage Park, Portland, Me., lndeflnlte. WANTBD-.2) Fall Actlntr Companies. Press and Route Advance. Al Director. Magnetic Learta. Ingenue Leads. Forceful Genl. Bob. People, all lines. Actor Props (union). Some B. and O. Actors. Lady Pianist, doublet) drees blto. Require- ments: Rich Bail ana Evening CoBtumcs, style on and off, conscientious acting; strong, clear, enun- ciation; one social dance, two gongs (todies). To Insure answer, state experience, age, weight, height, wardrobe, lowest salary. Photo and pro- gram. AUow for mail forwarding. Rehearsals lug. 10. Open about Aug. 20. Address JAQtTES The United Players, Kansas City, Mo. LEST TOO FORGET WB SAT I* YHS* GROSS LETER HEADS Contracts', Tickets. Envelopes, Free Samples, etc BTAOE MONEY, M O. Book of Herald Oats, SSfl. nnnCQ PRINTING CO. ,—- - - VnUoO 601 8. Dearborn St CHICAGO 1 2 COS. ALL LINES Whetten's Lyceum Stock Co. HARTLEY , IOWA Bite. fltojiloy Stock—Montreal, Can.', Indefinite. Shannon Slock—Wapakoneta, O., Indefinite. Sayles. Francis, Co.—Superior, Wis. Indefinite. Unedeker Comedy Co.—Mutteon, III., Indefinite. Shartel]. Al,, Mock—Denver, Out, 27-Aug. 20. Seattle EtocU—Seattle. Wash., lndeflnlte. Btroctor-Dryaa Players— Bay City, Mich., Indefi- nite. Sohn, Barry, Players—.McAlester, Okla., 8-11. Spooner Dram. Co.—dlot Springs, Ark., 27-Aug. IS. Smiley, Emily, Players—Wlldwood, N. J., Indefi- nite. Suburban Park Stock—St. Louis. lndcllnlte. Simmons, Jack, Stock—Clyde, Kaji„ 27-Aog. 1, Hnindln 2-8. Turner. Clara (W. F. Barry, mgr.)—Yonkcrs, N. Y„ lndeflnlte. Tla t. Wayne, 1ml., lndeflnlte. Trlplett-Owens Stock—Louisville Indefinite. Tbouipson & Woods Stock—Brockton, Mass., ln- deflnlte. Temple Stock—Hamilton, Can., Indefinite. Thome Stock—Hutchinson, Kan., lndeflnlte. MISCELLANEOUS. "Jardln, de Dnime"—Phlln.. 27-Ang. 1. Lucey, Thos. Elmore—Blue Springs, Neb., 28, Decatur, la., »1. .Nodnn-ey, Aug. 1, 2. Murdock Bros.' Show — WltllnmBburg, Pa.. 27- Aug, 1. Opels, The—Clarksburg, W. V., 29, Independence 30, Bowesrlllo 31, Terra Alta Aug. 1. Rlcton'a lllg Show—Grove City. O., 27-Aug. 1. Oreveport 3-8. tmlqne and dlatlnct rtinn anything of tho kind Brown, Clark, Players—Hamilton, Can., lndeflnlte. Bnrrow-Hovapd Players—.Lincoln, Neb., Indefinite, ever held.' ■*>»» llrltannla Stock—Ottawa, Can.,' Indefinite, llonatellc. Jessie, Co.—Toronto, Can., Indefinite. MOLLIE TVILLIAH9 IN VAUDBVILLB. . 1.^7,. rwi,,, JZm<, aT.w. >,.. »„„.wni,. ,i«>,nt Brown, Kirk, On,—Altoonn. Pa„ Indefinite. sill. ha. ter.vau Illoo<l,. Adele, Stock-^Torouto.. Oan.,. lndeflnlte. lndefl. set. ""the'daTnty eom^l"™;" fojEB- *3&3h Burns' Stock-Colo. Snrlngs. Ool.. lndeflnlte. able moimy on a resplendent wardrobe, nnu win «. l ,i,. n j l |. -- - .-•-—■- ■ <ll«l>lay a different costume with each song. Fol- vu '"." ul - lowlng her Trentoi, ———" accustom herself to ' playing In Patcrson. Aug 10. when she wil M pot Bet J****** E^JEUZ3SZ2^<£rS&m* •al KM..' i.lal,. ,.,..^^11,1,1,., llBlAB U1UIII t 1*1 ll IvH ll fP- IMH . ... YSTD^rKis^r.f. iJ^r^)-« t R, ««s B Joto t ^r- L,o, °- N - *• ■*• »■ _ Joseph, Mo.._ladeflBl,o. BBS^t^^ckSBrt. Ifa'A^ «, Jtr- mlogham 4, B, Hlll«boro 0, 7. West Point 8, 0. Sanford, Joe, Tent Show—Hozlewood, N. 0. 27- Aug. 1. Thorapeon's, Krank H„ Big Tent Show—Seward, 1H„ Ang. 1-8, German Valley B-8. Tango Queens (Bd. E. Daley, mgr.)—Johnstown Pa., 1, Pittsburgh 8-15. ADDITIONAL ROUTES IN SUPPLE- MENTARY LIST, "v*™* t costume with each song. Fol- ™> '""«•-» »«■• «»m. u.—oaxiana. um., inaen- Cher^i7v-!Sd«Tuo W oLtog to 5' 1 » lle ' !r* Wua ' "Hfeft -*" 1 " &*««*-- to her new ""^" k 8 "?"„"» °' Oy.un.bla Players—Wasliliiglon Indefinite. on. N. J . and Lanc aster. A a. ^^ fi Associate Players—Springfield, Mass.. __ OJLi._ _„ «»w«. nnru indefinite. AMERICAN HONORED IN BELGIUM. At a special connvtltlrm at the musical con- servatory at Antwent. Belgium, lU^lietva Minrulre, representing rlie Royal Conservatory of Music, Itrimoels, earrleil off first honors at piano compe- tition, and received the diploma of grand dlfl- tletlon. Miss Magtilro Is ihe daughter of B. 8. Magulre Sr., the well known horse traluer and owner of Mascot, the "educated" horse. COOK WITH HACKETT. Clitrlea Bmerson Cook, for many years gen- ca r | C (, eral press representative for David Belnsco, will Oo l]r] Oonitolly, Jak, Players—Drumrlgbt, Okla., 27- Aug. 1, Cuaiilng 3-8. Cliniincey-Keltrer Co. (Fred Cbanneey, mg.-.)— Junction Park, New Brighton, Pn„ indefinite. Chicago Stock—alonwdnte. Pa., lndcllnlte. Conistock Plnyers—.Vlhony, N. Y., liid««ulte. Oolburn Stock—Trenton, «. J„ Indeflnlle. Columbia Stock (Wm. Kralce, mgr.)—Brldgeton. N, J., lndeUnlte. Conncaa Players—Wilmington, Del., Indefinite. ©htitterton, Arthur, Oo.—Akron. O., lndtflnlte. Orescent Stock—ColDBsbsV fl. O., lndeflnlte Rlcbford, Vt, 29-July 4. Van Dyke & Eaten •(». (C Mack, mgr.)—Dos Moines, la., uulefinlta Vance Repertol'.M Co.—fen Claire, Wis., indefi- nite. Volley Theatre Stock—Syracuse, N. Y,, lndefl- nlte. Wells Stock—Nashville, Twin., Indefinite. Washington Stock—Detroit liidefinlui. Woods Mus. Cera. Oo. —■ It ran fiord. Con., indefi- nite. Worth, Josephine, Playera — Dubusue. la.. Indefi- nite. COMPANIES IN TABLOID PLAYS. Crawford-Humphreys Bus. Com. Co.—Binning* ham, Ala., Indefinite. OushDmn-Loador Mus. Com. Co.—Shreveport, La.. Indefinite. ^ w Fnbortoo Girls—Hot Springs, Ark., lndeflnlte. Jacobs, L, B., Co.—Denver, Colo., indefinite. Knickerbocker Olnls—Atlanta, Ga., Indefinite. AT LIBERTY J. II. BUBTON Height, S ft, 11 In. Weight, 168 lbs. Lends, Director with Scrlpta. PEABLi BURTON Height, 8 ft, 8 In. Weight; 07 lbs. Sonbrette and lagenae Lends. Al Rep., Stock or Ooe-Plece. Wardrobe, ability, iipiMjiiruiico, sobriety. Salary yonr limit J. B. BPRTON, 2344 Drury Ave, Kansaa Olty, Mo WANTED AT ONCE FOR HANS HANSON CO. Hoavy or Character Comedian Don tiling Strong Cornet in Band. Mast bo Al and Join on wire. RebeurBalii start August 1. Open tho 8. Wire i NELSON LORANGER, Mgr., Clarendon Hotel, N. Clark; St, Chicago, 18. WANTED FOB METROPOLITAN VAUDEVILLE CO. With. "HUNTRESS" Vaudeville People In nil Llnee. Dramatlo Sketch. Team, with Child preferred*; Chorus Girls, who cau do Specialties. State lowest salary and all you do. Company pays railroad. 8 night Stands. Middle West Long Season, Address 1II1B Brnden Ave., Chnrlton. Iowa, OUT OF TOWN HEWS A'lMUsy, jr # y_ Barmanns Bleecker Ball (Edward AI. nsrt, mgr.) the Oomattock Players 5»de B^jrreat success with "The Ghost Breaker." 5H"J« tte house at each performance during the Lyric Theatre Slock-^Jamestown, J». Y.. m-leflnlte. T^KS 1 , •J, ulj 20 ' For weelc <** ™- "The Girt in Mack's Musical itevno—St. John, Can., lndeflnlte the Taxi." Pepper Mus. Com. Ox—Texas Olty. Tex., lndefl: v .^52Si? B " .°i lA S D ... (Jo *T t, <, p ." °<? m < n*W-)— nlte. • r"~* Vaudeville, with Pathe and Selig pIctuTcsTaniuse Somiwdl's Mas. Com. Co.—San Diego, Oal., In- ^LS^T? 8 '. ,„ ^ deflnlte. ^^ ' Phootos's Lbland (Guy Graves, gen. mgr.)— Silver ft Stein Mus. Com. Co.—Wilmington, DeL. Si!!i lnDOUS fSSS^ 1 * ltn ""OTlng pictures, to indeflnlle. »-«*j.»u, wu, gocd ttTeraeo attendance. Majbstio (Emll Delches, mgr.)—.Vaudeville tlons this season. »' » BS?5S^w"j£Hi£ t&ss&sts&.'ixm S*??*"'^ ^^SsffltsSf- Wanl. Hsp, Mus. Com. Co.—Muskogee, Okla., in- „ "5 u '[*"■ . "' ^ m ™. WAT ' ],IJD 80N, Pawcb deflnlte. " ■ otK ' Oirii s sj ij , moving pictures only. Coburn's 1 A. "J*?™^*- , ^ n. f^gSRSJSZ g^Xl «Stt Warrensburg 30. Ft Edwards 81. motbs Gu, Bros.-^prh,gfleMI. Maa... todednMe. tT „ , BBonMrt thnt ? p> Pne{af BCRLBSQirB SHOWS. tbc Inland and Pnwtor's Annexed devote hto Colnmltln Wheel. whole attention to the Grand. ^o^fcltIo 3^, ™ ! • T * B,toD ' •* a,amb "- *• ^twSufto Aug^t 1 "° *"*•** f0r ,n MAUDE ADAMS RETURNS. Mnnde Adams retumeil to New York Julr 25, after an absence In Kurtsjie of several weeks. Claremlon Slock iFalil Bros., mgrs,)—Colusniim Grov<^ O.. 27-Aug. 1. Colonial Stock—Cleveland lndetlnlte, .Carter, Susanne, Mus. Com. Oo. — McAlester, Okla., 27-Ang, 1. Oolonlnl Stock—Cleveland, 0., lndeflnlte. ! Rrn«AI..Ats.for '^at Happened st..a?.» tho ^ShTBwS^SHS^aS^' JSSSSS^ D»~ Vots, Flora, Co.—Jluxllngtoo, Wis.. Belavun SO-Aug. 1, Reedsburg 3-8. Davidson Stuck—Milwaukee lndeflnlte. Dnvls, dlnrry, Stock—Plltoburgh, Ps„ lndeflnlte. new nlay by Paid WUstncb, which will be pre- sented by John O. Fisher, at the Harris 'llie- alre. New York, Aug. 2-1, began July 23, under the stage direction of Kugcno B. Sanger. Tlie two principal eolea In Ihe* play will be assumed bv Reginald Barlow ar.d Oarroll MoOnmas. Tho preinlera will occur at Atlantic City, N, J., Aug. 17, and will continue for the week. Lottjb Colunb, dnngl'.ler of the well known sJS?i. lalii, • S ni. u *i', '• n . nrtlste of the same name, who wilt always be^S %Z re l^Z%S3^*^^JgS&!!* nieintiered for her "Tar Rn Its Boom Do Ay" ape- ffiL*^Hi^tS^iTi.. , Zf .P 1 *** 1 **- clalty, makes her vaudeville debnt this season In Je^Sl b,^ 1 ?*^!?. 1 "^ ^ < ? ll,1 . le - 1 . „ a new and original single specialty. She wVs re- RUtoh^St^ijwJ M *??'i„ 0 ' 1 -4j£i e, l? It '' eently seen lu "The Belte of Bond Street." with C. 1 "?__ Bt ^?rr5 euT * r >_ Colo., lndeflnlte. 27-11. MMA1 WASTED FOR B. & O. Immediately-. State all. Specialty People given preference. Week stands; playing theatres. Fay your own hotels. Salary low, but sure. Write OERRARD STOCK CO., Ft, Dodge, 18. WANTED PIANIST Male. Mast read transpose, handle Specialties. Join now. State lowest, pay own. Under canvas In Summer; houses In winter. Useful Repertoire People write. No tickets unless known. No booze. Addressing R, U. KINaWWON, Mgr., West Looauon, InA GUY PLAYERS No. I Wanted at Once Comet, B. A 0.| Clarinet, B. * 0., or stage. Woes 01 Jnly 27, Lodl, Wis,; Aug. 8, Reedsburg, Wis. i For Sale-00 foot Round Top W Itli two 40 foot Middle Pieces. , 1 SO foot round top, with two 40 foot middle pieces. This canvas only used four weeks. As good as new. Poles, ropes, ready for use. Oome and boo It stripped. Tent 20x40, S pits, new. JOHN T. WELSH, 703 N. 8tb St. Philadelphia, LB1 York, 10-18. D«-morest Oouieiiy Co.—Charleston, s". a. lndefl. 01 5,^ r . 0u * ta —Standard, St Louis, 20-Aug. I, Gaiety, Kansas City 2-8. BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS. Berliner's Band—Cincinnati, lndeflnlte. Balknan'a Orchestra—.Chicago, todenhlte. 0o R w i» ]r ' J& t . rtck « Itond-Willow Grove Park, Phils., 27-Aug. 8. Chandler. Nellie B., A Harmony lioida—Bostoo nlte. Dougherty Stock (Jtn Dougherty, mgr.)—Atchl son, Kan., 27-Aug, 1. Merirllnn. Miss—Princess (gel M". Surer. msn. mgr.) General Film Oo.'a service Klitk (Geo. A Grlflln, mgr.)—Mutual and Warner's features. Gxia (O. p. Ollleeple, mgr.l-Oeneral FUm ■JO. * service. Clnrkadalc, MlB«^-Oacum's (Slgnor CacTsm, mgr.) motion pictures nnd vaudeville. The Broad. Hssn Bertianl and Gaby Dealys. and la a sister of i l SP'i °* or « Un *. Oj.-Springlleld. Mo., 27- Chicago Symphony Oititestin-Ohleago, lndeflnlte. 7,* T S 0 , m , c, L^ our ., wl " 5 '™«»ted week of July Jo*. Collins, the Winter Garden favorite, B«wl.l reward Co fit*,-,!,,,, , n , ^ .. f>brr«r'a Baml-Olncdnnatl, lndeflulte. S7 : . Bushwas continues the best RpwiH T. F.mbsx will stage several Shubert Kx^lde^^h2v_5'm°n,™ , 'V. 0, '.i5?r fl ?. ,ta ' ^ crul ' 0 • Band-^Iutchtnaon, Kan., lndeflnlte. musical shows this season, among them two com- HSgr'SLgHrr 8 'P. D , u *|t Oal., iBdeBplte. International Ladlea' Bano-^NIsgara Falls. Out. Pjnlea of "The Mldulgtit Girl," and "The Be le oit..,' vi^5S, to a. 8t w ek r 0orry ' ^*" 27-Aii«.l« Can.. 27-Aug. 1. ^ ' ""' of Bond Street." ^ "' "*"" "'JJ"- Vaijghan, atock-Lyccum, Detroit, lndefl- Leys. Wsssllll!L.wai<rw Grove Park. Phla., lndefl. • nlto. Maibbtic —Motion pictures to good business. DoMln, On. —Crystal Palace (Harry P. Dior*, mgr.) pictures. Hkhtiia (Harry P. Dlgss. mgr.)—Pictures and King A Glbba' Musical Comedy Oo. 50 SCRIPTS IB PARTS FOR SAIJ5 Packed In trunk, cheap. List on request Big bar gain. Address J MOR. 8TO0K CO., Box 188, Qulncy, DL ? NEVIS PAVILION, Pleasanton* Cat Theatre la under new and Inteasgctit management, booking strong road shows one or two nights. PROF. BELLOARDT. P. O. Box881, Plcaeanton, Cftl. PlRlsstlVa 8 RFD HOT PARODIES ON I HJlVUIDS into song Hits, f l. Parody Sheet No. 1 with parodies on Valley of the Mr on, act Out and Get Under, etc, ADVANCE PRODUCING CO.. 1431 Broadway. N. Y. C. VAN FLEET RIHTE M