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22 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. August i ^ack or the NAME f TAYLOR'S NEW xx men's wardtiobe tiiimc A now product of the well known TAYLOR'S XX Rrnnd. Rnllt for convenience ns well ns guaranteed weiring nnrtllty. This trunk will readily Accommodate, ten or twelve B'jItR nnd two overcoats. Kor further information SEND fn* CATALOGUE nnd WARDROBFJ nooKr,F/r. C. A. TUI.OI1 TRUNK WORKS, 3213. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO 131 W. 38tli ST., NEW YORK. N. Y. NEWTON'S "TMDEHLLE TOM" (A. Pesltlv* Car. for Wseh Acta) SO LARGE NO Of GOAEDY UTERI Monologues, Cross-Ore, Minstrel Jokn, 8 Parodle *, 8 Ileclt atlona, Kpltajiha and Hundreds of Orig- inal Uaga. Price, BO cents. Also writ* Exclusive Material. Author of over 400 acta, lnolnd- " Raymond & In iic "Looked Out." Raymon ■ln'i Success of this Union HAM L. SBWTOS 61 Grand Opera Home, Chicago Sore DROWN'C Throat O TROCHeJ Coughi «nd boaraencsa relieved. 25c. Me and 11.00. Simpls Free. JOll" I. DBOTTIt • BOS. tlo.101. lis. "royalty and - BOOK PLAYS. For Stock, Repertoire and ror amateurs. ALL OF THE STANDARD BOOK TLAY8. Sole Agent tor UO Royalty Plays and Western Agent for over 600. Send stamp for lists. A. MILO BENNETT, M W Randolph St., Chicago, 111. FOR BALE.—High CliifB Iliintlinr, Spoiling, Watch, Farm and Pot Dors, such as Setters, I'olntr era, Spaniels, Coon, Deer, Hear. Rnlibll, Wolf. Cat and Foxhounds, St. Bernard, MaatlrT, (ircat llano, Newfoundland, Hloodlioimd and others. Kerreta, Italililts, (lulnca Figs, Swine, Sheep. Young Block specially. 12c for hatldsoino catalogue. All breeds, l'rlcc List of l'oullrj and Pigeons. 8. V. KKNNKLS, Tunkluinnock, Pa. STONE THEATRE, FLINT, MICHIGAN, In tinder entirely now management, and refitted Interior and exterior. The theatro will not bo open Sunday nlghls. Only drat class attractions so- licited, Tlio city of Flint has 62,000 Inhabitants, Is practically Inthceeiilcr of tlio Stuto; baa Ibo largest manufacturing plant of lis kind In the world, which pays out f 198,000 overy two weeks for labor. First class shows cannot nltbrd to skip Flint. VAUDEVILLE ACTS (Do yon want one for the big tlmof iDo you want to bo a iieadi inert I Let me writ* you an act at a prlco that denes Your money back If you say so. N. J.IHJ0KW1IEKT, Huntington, Mass KETCHES, ACTS, PLAYS, ETC. WR1TTKN TO ORDBH. Terms for a Stump. K. L. OAMHI.E, Aillbor, Easl Liverpool, 0. NU8I0 COMPOSED AND ARRANGED for nnv Instrument or number of Instruments. Hongs, Words and Muslc,Skotchcs. etc. Send stamp CHAH. L. LEWIS, 4.1i lllelinioud St., Cincinnati , t>. ■BE A CARTOONIST, NO SKILL llKlJUIRKD With my outfit, send stamp. PROF. AL. IIAFFNKIt, 16U N. 2d St., TIIILA. competition, Write me, S WANTED—SKETCH TEAM and a Single Act, ayllig brass preferred, No parade. Route: Ctr. sandwich, N. II., Aug. :i; Centre Harbor4, ABhlaud t. AUMAHTZ. • OEN. BUS. ACTORS; ALSO PIANO FLAYER. Answer quick. 1 pay nil after joining. Address ■EDWARDS .V MURRAY, Bluir Spring, 111. OUT OF TOWN NEWS Loa Angeles, Cnl,—llaratrarger'i Malestl; (Oliver Morosco. mgr.) "Omar, the Tvnlmukcr, continued July ID and week. MonoBCO's (Oliver Morosco, mgr.)—For 10 Rad week, "Tlic Money Goiters," second week. MonoBco's BtmBANic (.Oliver Morose", mgr.)— For 10 nnd week, "llroodn of the Woods," occoal OnriiBru (Olarenco Drown, mgr.)—Bill 27 .mil week Includes: "beauty Is Only Skm Deep," Krnmcr and Morton, Ilrltt Wood (aoeonil week), Paul I,a Croix, "Wrong from tho Start" Dnlnty Marie. DorU Wilson and company (second week), and Henry Lewis (second week). F.uriiBse (Denn Worley, mgr.) — Bill 27 nnd week Include 1 *: Newport nnd Stlrk, Five Vloltn jlcautlm. Cliae. Huebiniu and company. Orn'it Gardner, Oxford Trio. IIifroonoMK (Lester Fountain, mgr.)—Bill 10 and week Included: AroMa, Power Brothers, "Just Life," Ruth oiiil Davis, Ruileen. and Kd. Klnibcroly. 1'antaosm' (Carl Wnlker, mgr.)—Bill 20 and week Included: Agnes Mahr and Riiaalun llnllct. Daby Hat-court, "liavls?" Bell Trio, Mae BrwoM, nnd Salt Bush Bill nnd ciiimiany. RtiMinuo (Bob Cunningham, mgr.)—Bill 20 and week Included: Armstrong a "Baby Delta." Clare Clay. Wellslon Brothers, Majestic Trio. nnd Cbntmaul 'iTIo. Oi.TUtH's ArniiTiiiiiiM, Clunk's naoanwAT, Mil- i.r.u's. J'aixt'b BmiAiiWAV, IlAununoaR'B Arbow nnd Woom.BY'a, moving pictures only. Enid, Oltln.—Amcrlnn !W. S. Hillings, mgr.) Is el wed. IIiitai., ORitauit nnd F.vian's. moving pictures onlv. Majbbtio (R. W. Wirt, mgr.) — rietures and viiiiilevllle.. For week ending July 18 were: Oivnnniigli nnd Shaw, and Until linn, ' Woniikhi.vnii (L. J. llackwotth, mgr.)—Vaude- ville nnd pictures. For week ending 18 were: t:i««liniiu llr>».. nnd Milton sml Mrore. Nora.—T!ie Bnvinun & P.nlley circns Is billed here for Oct. 17. Advance Oar, No. 2. In charge ot Ilacon. Mini tlie town 20. The downtown bouses are now undergoing their usual Summer overhauling, and by the mid tie or August two of the trnrleaqoe homes will rc-open for the Fall season. Favorable weather condi- tions last wee* resulted la One business at the voodeTllle looses. ' _ OASnici: (Ohas. C. Wanamaker, mgr.)—The nim production of "Evingellne" ended Jnly 25. Bef.limlng 27, the Jar Jin de Dsnse will be the nttrrcllon. The comminy Is bended by Irene j-.pimlillng and Wm. JUrria. B. V. Kcrra'a (H. T. Jordan, an.)-The Molnterslngfrs of Boston Is the big card week o: 27. Othcn are: Bill/ McDermott, Diamond nut Brennan, Rlggs and Wltehle, Crouch and Welch, Oonbir. and Rlci, Lynch and Keller. De War's Comedy Olrcus. and moving pictures. Or.finu I Fred De Bondy. mgr.)—week of 27: .Tonrphlnc Babel, Hickman Bros, nnd eomiianv. Six Siunarlns, Komnn Japs, Moss and Fry, toe I'nnli. leys, John llealy and moving picture*, Grand (Fred O. NIxon-Vlrdllnger. mgr.)— Week of 27: Pifelnrw, Oampliell and Rsydn, the Bt- Jonnes, "The Olrl In the Moon." Hodge and Low- ell, tho Mosconls, Nlblo'e birds, and moving pic- tures. Nixok (Fred'k Leopoll, mgr.)Week of 27Aug. 1: Arthur deary. Mm. Fred'k Bond and company. Ocnon and Wlllard, "Visions De Art," Albtn rjid Wllllsma. and moving pictures. OoLONiii (Harry Brown, mgr.)—Week of 27: The Seven ossteluccts. Al. White'* Pong Birds, Craig and Williams, Henry FVey, Melody Trio, Sclialler Bros)., and moving pictures. Wn.txiw Osora Park (J. R. Davles, mgr.)— Patrick Conway and bis band received a One wel- come last week from crowds Ihst completely filled the huge pavilion. Josephine Dimfec, soprano, waa an added attraction. Out of town excursions helped swell the attendance last week. Woonsioi Park (Wm. 0. Martin, mgr.)—The Alexander Band concluded, last week. Its series of concerts. Tho amusejienta are all being well patronized. Point Bskxzi Pabk (Stelser Broil., nigra.)— I.«i«t week the big feature was the wster carnival, which drew big throngs. The motordome and the other amusement features are receiving their share of the patronage Btyon. ALLEotiENr, Plaza, Victoria. Starlet, Aliiambra and Palacz give vaudeville and moving pictures. NOTIS. Tits Colonial Tiisathi, In Gerroantown, has li stalled a rahn garden for the use of Its patrons. Tns tbrht between the city and Woodslde Park management In connection with the running of ntttmctiona on Sunday continues. Last week nil of the members of the band were arrested nnd released on ball. They will have a bearing ntxl week. No ANNOtJNcirMaxT has yet been made con- cerning the policy of the Chestnut Street Opera House for next season. Whether the stock com- pany will resume or not has not yet be*n de- termined. Tiixnn Is also some talk concerning a change at the American Theatre at Frankllr. Street and Olrard Avenue This house la under lease to Miller & Kaufman, who, for the past two seasons have sublet to the American Stock Company. Two law sult:t were begun laat week by imp- erty owners who seek to restrain the erection of moving picture houses on Broul Stret above Siiaijuehnnna Avenue. In a previous law snlt like this the courts decided uralnst the movlrte picture house, which was to have been erected In a purely residential section, Cnrliondnle, Pn.—Chsutanqna banners and big bills are now floating In the sultry xephyrs. nnd the preliminaries are being attended to which will apprise the people that the week of Aug. 12 lias been selected for an unusual event. Soh- ecrllwrs for tickets ate being separated from their money, and s successful consummation of the en- terprise Is shorn of doubt. Of all the Summer excursions which have a local significance, that of the Carbondale Business Men's Aasoclatlon looms largest In the public eye. Aug. E la the date advertised. On that day all stores will be closed, and the excursion and nlcnto will attract more people to Lake I/y1ore than any other outing. The lake Is s beauty spot five miles PJast of this city, on the Honesdnle Brand! ot the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. P. J. McNnlley Is the manager. Bookings cover all dates until Oct. 1. InauL (L. A. Farrell. mgr.)—During the last four days of week ending 23, the photodrnms of "Creation," as Interpreted by Pastor Russell, of "The Temple of Creation," located at Sixty-third Street. New York, was the attraction. The cx : pecse Is borne by voluntary cosh contributions of the International Bible Students' Association, and Ihere Is no admission fee. Pastor Russell seeks to shew the harmony of history, science and the Bihle. QlCK (Alfonso RIrrlnr.nl. mgr.)—Mechanical orchestra of thirteen pieces and a dally change of up-to-date films. Savov (H. B. Gary, mgr.)—Orchestra music. the Warner films dally on o mirror screen and occasional vaudeville. ViOToniA (Louis Matule. mgr.)—Good mnsl:, good pictures and good business. Maikstio (L. A. Farrell. mgr.)—Prof. Bchnef- fer's Orchestra and the exclusive dally service of the General Film Company. Thursday's fes- tnre Is a pictorial Interpretation of some big metropolitan dramatic success. Reranion, Pa.—Lyceum (II. A. mil, mgr.) "Shannon of the Sixth." a Kslem masterpiece. In five parts. July 27-20. "In the Royal Box." a Eellg feature. In four parts, 30-Ang. 1. Pom (H. A. Vannl. mgr.)—Week of July 27, Ibe Poll Slock Co., supporting Walter Rlchnvdaon and Gertrude Fowler, In "The Lost Trail." "The Olrl From Out Yonder," past week, to flood house.! ArniAi, GannpK (M. A. Oomerford, mgr.)— Week of 27, Feature photoplays. Business con- tinues fine at this ponulnr open air theatre. I.rsA Park and Northern Eliotrio doing good business. Altoona. Pa.—Lakcmont Park (J. M. Shuck, mgr.) the Kirk Brown Stock Co. continues to draw large crowds to the theatre. "The Two Orphans'' wss the bill for July 20 snd week, except Thiircday, 2. when the Lutheran Church re union occupied the bouse. The Hawaiian Or- rhestra render delightful concerts In the Casino dally. Nora.—The Harry rtimter Shows were at Juni- ata, a suburban' town of 7,000 Inhabitants, ad- joining Altoona, 20 and week, to large business. Ottawa. Can. — Dominion (J. F. Clancy, mgr.) motion pictures and singing. The Hepwlck Co's (of England) production of "David Copper- field" nttracted large attendance July 20-21. As a photoplay this feature lacks "punch," but as a scenic It waa most Instructive. The films are chanted twice a week. Fawilt (Ken. B. Flnlay. mgr.)—"The Million Dollar Mystery" was featured 20, SI. "Seven Davs" 22, 23. FnANOAis (Ken, H. Flnlay. mgr.) — "Lord Ohnmtey" wan the feature 20-22. Plow** (Fred Oarllng. mgr.)—Mrs. Flake, In "I.-'nli Klcslina," was promised for 22. 23, hut owing to delay In the arrival of the films, was not shown until 24, 23. AuniToltttm (J. D. Murray, mgr.)—"Young Mrs. Wlndover" was the stock attraction here week of 20. nurllncton, In. — At the Grand (It. P. Holmes, irurr.) "Quo Vadlat" pictures drew tnrgo business. Manager Ralph Holmes is Rnst an a combined business and pleasure trip. This house has a magnificent list of attractions for coming senson. Garriok. —Tills house was sold Jnly 10 lo Mc- Donnell ft Schoclfel of Qulncy, 111., nnd will oisen Aug. 31. Palace.— Messrs. Flecklls, Stern A Jacobs, own- ers of thl* theatre, nre negotiating, nnd will pro- bably secure a valuable lot on Third Street, for new theatre, to cost $M,000. Otabk (Ralph Verklns, mgr.)—This hnn«e re- cently enlarged, slid won't accommodate the crowds, anil will be latosde- back fifteen f"et. ITAoaNnECK-WALiacs Circus, 14. had very good business. Keokuk, In. — Hippodrome (Mark Anjr-H, mgr.) will he dark for some time, as It la under- going extensive repatrs. GnANP, Colonial and Oarnavu, pictures only, WleliUn. Kan.—Onwford (K. L. Mirtllng. mgr,) Is nark for the Summer. I'niNcEBS (L. XI. Miller, nwr.l—Moving pic- tures for the Summer. Splendid business).. WoNiismiAND Park (J. T. NntUe, mgr.)—Bill week ending July 2S was: llaywanl, Stafford and company, the Four Military Maids. Arthur Dags. lug. Irene May, and Howard nnd Campbell. Busi- ness good. Basnuu & Baii.rt Ciscrjs is billed for 31. 1,1 m CARDS IN ANY OltK COLOR OF INK, FROM TYPE FORM Only $8.00 Printed on heary So. 4 wnlts card. All other •how printing at proportionate price. Union label rued. Write for our price list. 16RZETTE m mm to. MATTOON, ILL. Webb City, Mo. BLAKE THEATRE FOR RENT OR LEA8E For one or more years. Capacity 1,100. ADDRESS E. 8. BRIGHAM.QIIIItThialre, KinmClty, Ma. AT LIBERTY ROBERT BLAYLOCK LEADS HEAVIES 1491 WALKER ST., Pes Moines, la. LIB I HEAVY MAN Can join on wire. Experience, ability, sober, re- liable, good study. Age 24, weight 140 lbs. height Oft. 10Fn. Write or wire. JOS. TONIUTTI, 1613 S. Fourteenth Strait, Sheboygan, Wis. JACK CONNOLLY PLAYERS WANTS QUICK JBY-UM LEADING WOMAN. WOMAN FOR CHARACTERS AND GENERAL BUS., JUVENILE LEADING MAN who can SINU, GOOD GENERAL BUSINESS ACTOR. All must be young, have wardrobe and wear It, That Is the reason for this "ad." Incompetents closed first rehearsal. Those doing specialties preferred. WANTED—Location ror permanent stock. Address JACK CONNOLLY, Manager, Drumrlght, Okla., week July 27; Cuahlng, Okla., week Ang. 8. ^^^ AT LIBERTY BILLY (J.) EVANS FOR PERM. STOCK Juveniles, Heavies or Genl. Bus. Height, 6 ft., 7 In. Weight, 140lb. Auc, ffiyrs. STRICTLY SODKR AND RELIAIILK. 341V Franklin Awe., St. Louis, Mo. l^firl Stnnhope JUVENILES, LIGHT COMEDIES Age, 24; S ft. 7,'i In.; 140It,. -Vlrtiict _\lcijrclselle INGENUES, SOUBRETTES, JUVENILES Ago, 23; 6ft. an In.; losib. ONE PIECE PRE* ERRED A ddress HH37 West 07th St. , Cl eveland , O. «00» CUICE TO llVlST fill WING PICTURE THEATRE In a growing town. Electric light and water plant now in course of construction. No other picture place In town. The owner desires to sell part Interest to furnish and develop same. send all Inquiries to COLONIAL HOTEL, POMPTON LAKES, N. J. Wanted.Swede Comedian Also Man to do Characters, Direct and Manage, with Wife, Characters or Ingenue; no doubling; one nlghtcr. State lowest, pay your own hotel. Five cast show. Must be good and do Songs or Dance Specialties. Show opens Sept. 5. THE SWEDE and the MERRY WIDOW A. CRONK, Owner, 1624 Llndalo Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED AT ONCE YOUNG COMEDIAN With Strong Specialties Repertoire People In all Lines State age, height, weight. Send photos. People to Join at once. Company now Rehearsing. IIUCKINGHAM STOCK COMPANY, Poiil. Delivery. Kingston, New York. SINGLE ACT, MAGICIAN, ACROBAT Or MUSICAL Change for week. DR. MO ROAN, Port Leyden, Lewis Co., N. Y. WANTED QUICK NA/l-il-to Musloian Who Can Play Mandolin and Banjo or Bangerlne, or 'Cello Player and Another String Instrument to play with Piano. Must sing. Guaranteed $35.00 per week. AVrlte at once for further Information. J. FALTUKHOF, Care Hotel Stevens, Great Falls, Mont. STOCK SCENIC ARTIST INVITES OFFERS FOR REGULAR SEASON, THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE OF HANDLING THE BEST. C. R, MOIT60HERY, Shelbyville. lid. WANTED AT ONCE REP. PEOPLE IN ALL LINES; ALSO DIREC- TOR WITH SCRIPTS. Must bo good dressers, have good wardrobe and tio ahlo lo act. Slate all and send phoio with first letter. C. A. TENKANT, Arnold's Park, Iowa. 'WANTED — AGENT FOR ONE NIGHT STAND One can Wild Cat and not afraid of paste. Other rcople write. GORMAN!) A FOi.D, Marlon, Mich . This week-Grove Clty.O. •'' MlI.RS FROM ClILI'MBIlB P.S. Would show Columbus but the town Isn't quite big enough for me. Ricton B. P. KEITH'S CIRCUIT OF THEATRES . saatral Baaa|.r THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT OF THEATRES . VWIM 1IOK, • •aB*r-.l Haaag.i United Booking Offices (Age-toy) Artists and Acts of Every Descriptloti Suitable) for Vaudeville Can Obtain DeaUable __nga«e- ments In these Offices. You Can Book Direct by Addressing S. K. Hodedon, Booking Manager of the United, and F. W. Vincent, Booking Manager of the Orpheum Circuit. OWNS. B. F. KEITH'S Palace Theatre Building, ■ ■ New Yorfc City 'HE -AJRI /AFFILIATr e-Uftfi.PAWKg, P» M O I L_J <»mc ■__.-->' •jP-atpdS^Bj *_av s--i a-_ aa- ■— ■_- • ^CIEVELAHD CIRCUIT SERV1CL KNICKERBOCK-R THEATRE BUILDING 1402 BROADy/AV, rjYj FAMOUS' NOW BOOKING I9I4-IB GRIFFIN CIRCUIT of one nlghters through Canada. 60 of the best houses in the best towns. Can give small jumps East West, North or South. Direct Booking Agent, PITER P. Q-HFPIM, Grlflan Tbeatro Bldg., Toronto, Can. PARAGON BOOKING AGENCY ^™™ E ' Waat to hoar from all acts, large or small. Write, wlro or phono W. H. WOLFFE, manager A. H. THORNTON VAUDEVILLE AGENCY NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE ESTABLISHED 26 YEARI SI ILL GROWING. FRITZ SCHOULTZ * COIVIPAIMY'S ORIGINAL INDUOEMENT8 are CORRECT OOOD8, BEST PRICES and DELIVERIES the SAME DAY yoar order la recelred. or we will let yon know hy card. We arc the LARGEST THEATRICAL MAIL ORDER HOUSE In the country, and we will tend our large Illustrated catalog-*, lately revised, to any address free of e-tugt. ♦ MATSlhN NOTE that w« carry the largest atock In tie country of Coetunie- foi your a-owa and school plays. IS W. LAKE STREET. CBICAOO, ILL. FOR PERMANENT STOCK FOR 3 COMPANIES. ONE BILL A WEEK IN At.!. UNES DRAMATIC—YOUNG Leading Woman, YOUNG Leading Man, Heavy and Character Man, Come- dian, Gen. Business Man, Juvenile and Light Comedian, Staging and Dancing Sonbrette, Character and Heavy Woman, Gen. litis. Woman, Scenic Artist to play small parts. FARCE COMEDY PEOPLE—Singing and Dancing Sonbrette, Character and Gen. Business Wo- man, Comedian that can play Light and Character Comedy; Juvenile and Light Comedian, Gen. Hub. Man. MUSICAL COMEDY PEOPLE IV ALL LINES—TEN CHORUS GIRLS All people must be young, possess personality, have first class wardrobe, SEND PHOTOS, tell all and very lowest in first letter. Specialty People given preference. Rehearsals Aug. IS. Open Aug. 30. Forty Weeks' Engagement. Address JACK c. LEROV, Colonial Theatre, Covington, Ky. GOOD HUSTLING MAN to Manage Theatro In Large City. Must be thoroughly experienced with mod- ern np-te-da.e Ideas. State age and salary expected. H. A., Clipper Offlee. For Dora Woodruff Stock Co. DRAMATIC PEOPLE IN ALL LINES Those doing specialties preferred. To people who can appreciate good treatment snd sure salary I can offer 50 wcekB' work. Make salary low ana tell all first letter. Must Join Immediately. BIJttT SOUTHERN, M-nnger, Danville, Kentucky. LADY PIANIST. THAT CAN DOUBLE STAGE Al SINGING SOUBRETTE SISTER TEAM, write. Must have wardrobe, appearance, etc. Vaudeville show, week Hands. I pay all. Send photos, they'll t>c returned. State salary. Address W. M. LEWIS, Bristol, Tean. Pullman Cars and Dramatic Tent For Sale Playing Alrdomes, don't need thsm. Tents, 60ft. round top, 30 and 40ft. middles, lift, aide walls. Seats, Lights, Stage, Scenery. Ready to set up. Cost $1,800, $700 takes it. J,? , V», , ?.-" ,> " ?S. , K lm , a ^, Ba P«-S e . Sleeping and Dining Car. famished; 74ft, long; Steel Platforms and Wheels, Wide Vestibules, $1,700. •BaTasnTa-aP-Rsa, _."' 8Wt lonB ' 8,eel PIMr °™s. w 'ue Vestibules, furnished complete. ALL CAN n8 - GEYER STOCK CO- AIRDOME, HOT SPRINGS, ARK UNION PROPERTY MAN. Strictly sober Tnd re- liable. Can do 1'1's. HILL ANDERSON. Care Douglas Inn, U.uana, Ohio. rVAW WICKKNS OFFERS THE POPULAR FAVORITE H. WEBB CHAMBERLAIN CiMdi's Mo»t Versatile Stock Actor In High Class Stock Scenic Productions, Carry ScanlcArtW A f iJ??. W niM ^K C fM Cl t d iv^ 0,, ™ opl:n,lm '- WAST VERSATILE LEADING WOMAN, Ingenue Type; v„r. i „?___i .',i aT,' I « NI ' S- „.V,.1! ll ? n no! over ,lvc f00t Blx ! Mcn not over Sve-ten. GOOD AGENT, Must be Good Publicity Man. OPEN IN SEPTEMBER. WANT SCENIC ARTIST AT ONCE. Adilreas MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S SUMMER HOME, Christie Lake, On*. MAY BELL MARKS CO. WANTS PEOPLE IN ALL LINES JUVENILE LBADIXG »*>! OBSERAL BUSINESS MAN, t. handle Props.; LEADER PIANIST; AGENT; UNION CARfENTER REHEARSALS AUG. 10 OPEN IN NEW YORK STATE Address R. W. MARKS, Cbrlstlea Lake, Ontario TOM PEOPLE WANTED &SffiSaS&2* u^ 1 ,^ _* ,,< i u,>,<) ""f® 1 A c l°« Who d,ouble brass for Summer and Winter season. ta KL iH» 0 W W APPlef»le3p,Croswel! 31, Almont 1, Memphis 8. All Mlclt- lgan. rtrmatientafldressNtles, ijiplt, ■ •' JN.U, p. STOWE.