The New York Clipper (September 1914)

26 THEwSTEW YOEK CLIPPER. September 12 *■/"** CARNIVAL CONVERSATION By WILLIAM JTOKTJT8 HEWIOT, ("Bed Onion.') some years ago, has probably never been equalled In the annals of tbe carnival gams for genuine worth, merit and olnboratene^v Who disputes It? Tbeie were some classy nle with the outfit. Chat. Arnold, Will feck, II. C. Wilbur, Wm. Monroe. David I.achmnnn, Freda Held and.some, others too know. Now what? Well, let's have soum more like It. Tub only time some shows stand 'em up it when the seats fall down, or there are &o scats. Great,, you must admit S. W. Bblndaob visited -the Iowa State Wmmi do you Winter? The season Is artlata of the highest claw give>«ltaM ^.? .^m'to aVldtp'oe thfetoly enly all week* more for some of the big ones, performances. Trained elephants, trick ~-9 .."_"?_ — Are you getting fixed for It? If not, get a mules, fancy riding, pony and nuto polo are bnstle on you. What have you been doing among the features. But the great eve-it* all Summer? - of the aay are by Lincoln Beacbey, toe- The Iowa State Fair at Des Moines to a greatest American aviator. The Pains are? great amuaement event In many waya. worka, • called •Panama,' Is practically the Tub World at Horns Carnival will prob- same jrlvcn In Iowa City, In 'Old Mexico, ably Winter In some Southern city. That Mr. Brant, so amusements are- the things will be good Judgment. at fairs? We have long since •bought so. Guksb the International balloon race that Wain Th« Nbw Vobsc Clipbfb does a was to have taken, place In JCansae _" ' good ones. Why pick an Bunk-le? man living ■ that ever peddled' J.' B. Warren a little "ball" and got away with it 70S know wbat a little "bull" Is fellows... — Thb next carnival to exhibit In Du-bu-qoe, la., will exhibit In Uunkle, La. What Ms the matter with that Iowa town? Too many carnivals.' • " '. . • H. n. TirPH.—floJn(L to take but one this Winter and open 1n Bunkle, La., as has been your custom In the past? H. H., keep aa City, thing It does not have to explain or apolo- 'rfl.,"5, don't want Uu hovs tomiaaaaw inder"the~auspfce."of the Aero Club of AmcrJ .tie to its advertisers or waders. Its cl en- $^-£tj <i ™ t -■ me -'* 0f ' -- has been poatponed untU Oct. 0, 101S, Telle Is thoroughly In accord with the policy n 0W J q jf A year from the original date set.,, That's of Thb Old Rbmadlb and knows It *ttl not w , th g- £ r. p srkel r carnival, ind to DOW lea off your mind for" this* year now. Wait and see wbat wonderful event the next interna- tional aviation meet will be, with all the foreign avlntorlng war heroes that are left, participating. Where will It take place? New York, of course. Where did you think, Archibald) C M. Casey, a well known newspaper man, was earlier in the season in advanca of the Barney B. Parker Carnival. C. M. to now and has been for some weeks the gen- eral press agent for the World at Homa why don't you Carnival, and Incidentally doing some special agentlng. Ue knows how and does It. What more? , Trbi (meaning all tho live ones) are al- teady speculating as to who Is going to play the Washington Birthday Celebration In Laredo. Tex., and the Fiesta San Jacinto, "Battle of Klowers," In San Antonio, 1916. Many already have It bookod In tbelr minds. Let's make a bet that Don C. Stevenson and U. B. Danville will have something to do with the doings in Laredo. They will all be after "The Battle of Flowers." Bin.nie Kbausb.— How is Key West, FIB., going to be this Winter? Bennle, we art you because you know f.uv out that long? Impose upon them und.ily. It Is noted that the policy of some Is to extend themselves at the expense of another, which In the casj under observation Is the advertise- and read er. Moral.—Tnlngs are easy when some one else Is standing the "Raff." It la The New York Clii-peu s sweetiy co-operative policy that has made It the beat and most de- pendable amusement publication extant. Wm don't some of you pit showmen put in "Wireless" equipment as a bally-ho? Yet u? Thought all along sonio TATEMENT Prom ACTORS' BROTHERHOOD COLON I, Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Albuquerque, n. Hex All eonstrnetlon work on our Colony naioeen suspended, at* wa have no fnndi patients cannot occupy tbe b«»«o , »-J»» *" ? he JL* , '«l nnnnlshed. We nave been compelled to nanl water two and a hair miles from town, as oar well Is not com- Dieted. We will need fuel, •loves, blankets, bedding, etc,, and are making a iD «- clal effort to have Itoo "Colony" completed before cord weather comes on. fou can help build and maintain this " biro Saving Btntlon on the Desert" b r lolmn g , h " 'Thuplans* Brotherhood of America." Fill oat the following blank and mall With one dollar to FRANCIS C. YOUNG. Albuquerque, N ew Mexico. " thereby aPrtyfumempenUplnttwTliesp^ PERMANENT ADDRESS .„.........•••.•••••••••.».••••«.•...•.....,.. .»••»..••••.•»•••••»•••• «>««,»««.. Annual Dues, tl.oo ; Donor Membership: $4.00 nnr Mem he rah I TV M.OU : .......,...........,••••.• .,..•••........ for Five Years Address FRANCIS a YOUNG, SeCy Actors' Brotherhood Colony,'' * „.v : Albuquerque, New Mexico. Ladies ana.Oentlemen of Moral Character are Eligible for Membership. one would. Now find it has not been did. What'* the matter? Managers and everyone else in tbe car* nival business.—Do you know the "Art of Being Alive?" Why don't you read the book? Tub V. M. Barnes Agency, of Chicago, put on a wonderful show In front of the grand- stand at the Iowa State Fair for the entire period. It was all they said It would be, and then some. One time said something about the lone private cor setting off on a siding some place. Well, it's still there. Don't blow with the evening breeze. Stick for the finish. Hazel, xny child, why did Are you going to you leave? S. V. Day has Invented and put into opera- Watch for the Mg doings at the Virginia tlon a self-playing calliope. It looks like a ' It Is a fair. Slate Fair at Richmond Wkt didn't some car.... Can., during the recent Pythian Why didn't some carnival play Winnipeg, S. Dies Johnson earlier In tbe season was during the recent Pythian Golden Jub.. lee? Carnivals have played Winnipeg with C, A. Wortham. S. Dick has been In Des winner. It Is no longer an experiment. c Johnson earlier In tbe season electrician for tbe Aurora Show, with the not halt of as good excuse as Pythian, Golden Moines for the past eight weeks as operator Jubilee would nave been. What's tbe matter at the Colonial Theatre. He says thj with you general agents? ' Oh. Winnipeg Wortham Hippodrome Show to a wonder, ain't no good this season. So that's it, is Id How can be do tt? J. C. Simpson, secretary of the Minnesota George F. Dobman. —Are you going to State Fair, visited tho World at Home, la spend the Winter at your ranch at Fowler- Des Monies. toBt week. ' ' ton, Tex.? ■ - • • It's about time to revive the "Choir In- spired" or "Enchanted Cbolr" kind of show with elaborations. It would be a winner. Who la going to do it? Somebody do it, Manaoeus. —Why not have ft register in —1 car- Good the office wagon so the visitors to your car nival can register wbon they call? idea. Gosh, we'll doer. Visitors, when you go visiting kindly report at the office like real people da Take that, you "guys" that sneak on the lot and try. to see wbat you tan steal, that'* all. Just so it Is done. Mrs. David Lachmakk's educated horse, Teddy," at the close of the season of Lach- manu-Lewts Carnival, will enter vaudeville C. Fadlby has closed his nit show Slaying county fairs through Wisconsin, in- epcndently. Noble C, where for the Win- ter? Kansas City as before? Bennib Krausb is one of the comers In the carnival business. Don't lose sight of this fact Bennic Krause bandies bis business in a business way. He Is growing In the con- fidence of tho public, committees and pro- fession. George W. Wbstbbman met Col. I. M. risk recently, and during the usual talk the subject of moving pictures was brought In, special mention being made by George W. In reference to Jack London's "John Barley- corn" film. Col. I. N. said he did not car* ao much about Jack London, but whatever pertained to John Barleycorn was perfectly agreeable to him. The colonel to evidently himself again. Who got you all in wrong ? Wbat a re you all "bet up" about? Get your brains scraped if you think Bed Onion to a "knocker." Read these paragraphs carefully before you make such assertions. Don't jump at con- clusions. Be sure. Gbbat Leon (illusionist). —Heard yon were going to be one of tbe bunch again next season. Welcome you will be if yoa come back. .' .. . • ■ The World at Home carnival made a freat appearance on the lot at the Iowa tate Fair, Des Moines. It is some swell carnival regardless to what to said to the contrary. This goes, too, as.to appearances. C. H. Armstrong's Rlvervlew Park pit show joins the World at Home carnival at tbelr Sioux City. la., stand. Omar Sami Is almost certain to have the only living survivor of the Beletan Army aa one of the attractions for his pit show next season. Omar said he heard from the Bel- gian Army, and he is positively coming over to join him. .. - . Rube Mebrifibld, the banner painter, bag many friends in the carnival business. Rube makes his home In New York. Babney R. Parker visited the World at LEGITIMATE CONCESSIONS FOR THE Elks Daviess County Fair Ale© FREE ATTRACTIONS Oct, 7 to l" Address ELKS FAIR PRIVILEGE COMMITTEE, Owettaboro, Ky, THEATRE MANAGERS, ATTENTION WANT PERMANENT LOCATION FOR HIGH CLASS STOCK COMPANY 10 People* Latest Releases. Special Paper. Car Load of Scenery „,„,,., tin WIRKi WILANDIR AMUSEMENT CO., WRITE OK "WIRE J ?1S Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. T LIBERT On Account of Change in Polloy tor Musical Comedy or Tabloids J3HN C. ROBISCH | MAYME CHILDRESS singing COMEDIAN, ALL ABOUND I USEFUL MAS % PRIMA DONNA, SOOBRBTTES INGENUES Experienced, Versatile. Elaborate Wardrobe. Can pot on novelty numbers. Our specialty is handling inexperienced girls. Care of Wlanlngert Musical Comedy Co., week of It, Ean Claire, Wis. Home carnival In Des Moines, Tuesday, Sept IloBKBT Fbanml, formerly with the Har tor an extended tour over the big circuit*. J....52I?*/.. %>*£ T ^ "?,?}£, *»* *° Jola ■ mbeck-WaJlace Circus, la the active manager 'Teddy' Id change of Lincoln Beachey's flights and in class is stepping very fast now, way up aeroplane demonstrations. Robert Is a much •live ■ wire. Lincoln Beacbey Is the most wonderful aviator In tbe world to-day. ' He flies what Is possibly tho smallest byplana In tho world. At any rate, tt Is tho smallest that has yet come to tbe notice of tbe writer. His ■ looping the loop, upside down flying, tnd death dive are Almost unbelievable. His machine Is exhibited within a side wall en- closure, generally located on the Midway of each fair where he exhibits. J. B. War rem 's "giant fish," that created so much talk In Chicago and other cities last Winter. la playing a limited number of State fair dates. During the Iowa State -Fair the location was under the right baud end of the grand stand aa you enter. Our friend and fellow worker, Robert J. Louis. Is doing the press work for tho gtrnt flab. attract.cn for the State fair engagements. Obey do some advertising. Newspapers, stands and banners. "Yes, It Is the world's greatest deep sea monster on exhibition." 11ABA DBLOABIAN AKU .MlKX ZlNNEl'S "Oardcn of Allah" was a great conception for n show of that character. Give tbe fair, park and carnival visitors and prospective patrons "free ico water." Do It Free ice water. Did you heart Curt Small, of Bellville, III., claims to be the champion high "diver of the world. On Oct. 14, 1013, he dove off the' McKinley Ilildgo, St. Louis, at a point where tbe dis- tance was said to have been ninety-two feet Hear them say that "guy" ain't no diver. Curt has some reputation locally anyway. Will G. Jones.— rtVhcn aro you going to Jiut on tho revolving pit show} Will G.. It a a wonderful conception of a show, that Will the boys ever stop talking about the location of tbe Midway at tbe Forest City, fair Cleveland, O. They do tell us it was appeal to her particularly located between the entrance and grand stand. Just where all Midways at fairs should bo located. Some fair boards will niorma! learn some day how to locate them. The ahows ond concessions keep many fairs from Bora.—The Christmas Number of The New York Clipper Is going to be the great- est amusement publication you ever saw or heard tell of. It's a fact. More special fea- tures than all others combined. Get with the big thing. The New York Clipper Is tbe big thing in amusement publication*. Watch how the "knowing"- advertisers will patronlre Its pages. The New-York Clip- per does not get out so called special edi- tions every time It gets a new subscriber— but wUren it does get out a special edition it Is the realest of the real ones. Sufficient. Illusion Pit Showmen'. —Omar Sami knows how, and positively does get money with an Illusion pit show. He does it in every stand, too. Why can't youT That kind of a show is by no means dead. C A. Wortham'8 Hippodrome Show bas people, horses, ponies and elephants. C. A„ we believe it Is a great show, but was Just wondering if all the people, horses, ponies and elephants shown in the photograph worked in the hippodrome It would have some "nut" tbat would be hard to find,-es- pecially this eeason. Homer V. Joves, W. J. Richards, Bert Warren, M, T. Clark and a lot of the others. —Why so silent at this hour? Loiibna La Forte, the diving and swim- ming girl, Is back at her home at Kansas City, where the bas been appearing at Green- wood Park, one of her dives recently being from a tall sycamore tree. Only once, how- ever, as those kind of "Brodles" do not Lodenn will very For Perm. Stock In Fennsw, two bills a week, Al Leading Woman and Leading Man ALSO GOOD STOCK PEOPLE IN ALL LINES. Must be young and have good wardrobe. Experienced and reliable people only. Company opens Oct 12, rehearsals one week earlier. State all particulars in nrst letter, accompanied by photo and programs. Address all communications to MOB. MACK'S ASSOCIATE PLAYERS, Troy, Ohio, until Sept. M. I wanteTforTerIanent stock TWO BILLS A WEEK YOUKO S1HOLE JUVF.MLE LEADING MAS. Character slnn, who can Direct Two Bills a week. Gen, Bm. W Oman, who can play good Characters. Also want for the Big Musical Comedy—Tbe Million Dollar Doll—book solid entire Season. 10 flrat-cl&sa Chorus GUIs (Medium;. Immediate engagement, (iuaranteed long season. HABVEY D. ORB, Galena, HI. llkelv play vaudeville this Winter. Why doe* Hie Mlnoster in Webb City, Mo., like tbe "ds? should provo to be a good money maker and mini? In nkriinf nivct tftls US& Jf, k {^7 T n thnt ttlnlt9 W? a vYillumT ol^Slso^ Frank's lWft.lNl l_y.lt Ps.ttnajB season anyway. w _ m Wcst ^ m a tbnt he heard two working Groat idea and uo mistake. mQn talking Just after the storm in Des *n»^Hi^ S T:SV KH h,i h0 lcctu T ?» 0ma i MoIncsT while they were putting up the front S?\-l B illS? 10 !?..^' 8b0 ?' » B " } ' 3 bo ta J lud o* the show. One of them said, C You can't mnnr ..« 00(1 .. 1 . ,ul tf b B. ond. funny experiences dr i ve that aaiii lt3 crooked." "What," he with the public while tn tbat capacity. Here la tho latest One day last week In Des Moines, while be was lecturing on the "Spider Girl" illusion, an old woman from the country came over to him and said she would give $5 to sec the Spider Girl come down out of tho web, aa it was the greatest freak of naturo she had ever aeen. Imngluo an Illusion being a freak of nature, If you CI "r - .x?S? d T p( r?l < ;^ mn t„ n i ,*»... ♦„ making some money. Why should wo bothcrV tii M?n„^tS <««»? n n^ a n* an rr„ U m m^^t! 0 w - *■ MCCOLLIN started in the business the.Minnesota 8tate. Fair, atjlamltn.. Jns. wltn Vmiik e nostock. He has been with exclaimed, "Can't drive a crooked nail How long have you been in the carnival business? Ten years. Then you can drive a crooked nnll without any troubc. Go abead and drive It A C. Bbooks' Musical Concert and Vaude- ville Show Is touring Iowa in an automobile. It's ono of those runabouts. Runs about three miles an bour. Ho Is satisfied, and T. Is ranking tho Hamilton Club, Chicago, his headquarters at present When wo tell yon big tlilugs are doing you can depend on all the big ones from the beginning of car- nlrnla W, .X. was In the theatre business In Chicago for Ave years. He Is now, and tins l,nnn with ttin Wnrlil Managers and General Aoents. —Don't forget to make special preparations to enter- tain the crowds Hallowe'en night Oct 31. Tbat day offers great possibilities for special features. Stay awake all tbo day before, and do something out of tho ordinary, please. Well did you got open In time on Labor days, not forgetting -Chas Day? How was business? Olvo It to us Chns. .McDonald. been with tho World at Home cnrrflvnl all season. The lure of the Midway seemed too strong for him to resist any longer. He sends Ills words of good luck to Alexander Parke. C. N. Wrcnn. W. Maurice Tobln, Terry Suttlc, Deacon Dclmorc, Henry Casey, Jay O. Turner and all thc_talkers of the oarly F. Rhodes and right, wo are tired of the other thing. We know how business Is In general. We want to know If you aro doing well. Hopo you are, fellow cltlr.eus. F. L. Flack. —Why closo tho Great North- western Just when the fair season Is start Who Is the greatest unsuccessful showman you know of? The writer lias In mind sev- eral. Henrt Roltairr should not be forgotten for the things he did for the show business in the way of Illusions. Let's reverence the log? F, L., give us a few words on tho memory of Henry Roltalre. subject. Moral: Don't let them lead you w. A. Scott, tbe well known talker, •stray any more. stepped Into a barber shop in Sauk llaplds, Des Moines' United Style Snow opens iMlnn., and while getting shaved he inquired Sept. 10 for three days, rennants nn>1 other of the barber If the hotel at tbe corner was carnival features nre already In evidence. American or lOuropean. Tbe "barber of Great stunts, those stylo shows. Stockholm" replied: "A thank ha ban The attendance at the Iowa State Fair up Swede." W. A., while In the throes of laugh- to Thursday, Sept. 3, was not equal to the tor, the barber sliced a peace out of his beak total for the same date, 1013. Bad weather and very unconcernedly took out a piece of 1° given as being the cause of tbe falling off. cigarette paper, spat on tt and pasted it Very bnd weather, cold and rainy most of tbo over the wound. Such is life In Sauk Rapids. time. 40,000 attended Wednesday, Sent. 2. Sous Oon't think Texas will be good this David Brant, In The lotoa City Krpub- Fall. Why? Because the cotton men cannot liraii, has this to say In his paper about tin market tbe cotton very readily at present. Iowa State Fair this season :"Iowa has ha 1 Plata enough. many good State fairs, but all agree that the one this year is far ahead of any of lis predecessors. The managors of the State Fair arc students of human nature, evident- ly, for they know that while the fair is for 1nc production of tbe Industries rf the State, the people whogo to the fair want to be entertained. While the stock barns nre empty of visitors the Midway Is Jammed. During all the afternoons tho great anion'- theatre and bleachers ccattng thousands, 'are crowded with slght-seera. ITiey are enter- tained by the finest specialties ever brougi.t to a great exhibition, live troupes of aero. enough. David Lachmann visited tho lowa State Fair Wednesday, Sept. 3, while en route from Maugum, Okla., to Chicago, on business In connection with the Lachmanu-Lewls Carnival. David was looking fine and said he was glad to be so near the United States onco again. The Lacbmann-Lcwls Carnival plan tn close their season about Dec. 1 at some point In Texas, and will probably make San Antonio the Winter quarters for tbelr train and general equipment These men make a good combination In the carnival business. Will S. Heck's G>nebai, Ambsbmint bats, trapcxe and bar performers and aerial Cowfani, which was framed In Clnclnnat Show Printing Compare These Prices ** 10M 12x1? Heralds, 4pages $14.50 10M 9X12 Heralds, 4pages ia.00 600 Half-Sheets, black on vellow or white.. 4.30 600 One-Sheets, black on yellow or white.. 6.75 1M Tack Cards, 11x14 T.75 1,000 Oontracta 4.30 TERMS: Cash with Order mm PRINTING GO. Leonard Bldg. T ippecanoe City, O . WANTED TO LEASE ONB COMBINATION CAR SLEEPEK, DINER AND BAGGAGE That can accommodate 18 to 20 people.' Musicians who double stage write. Week stands. OEKRARl* STOCK CO., Siward Neb., Sept 14-19; Loup City, Nob., Sept 22-26 P.S.-WANT A Good Agent that ean Handle this sliove to rowte and booh. WANTED FOR III Uniformed Italian Band. To Join at Allen- town, Pa., Sept 22. Long Season South. Address LEON WASHBURN. Rome. N. Y., Sept. 7 to 12; Batavla, N. Y-, 14 to 20. REPERTOIRE COMPANIES WANTED Only First Class Companies. Capacity of, house, 1,000. Size of town, 18,000. Stage, 80x80, with an annex. Inquire of LIVINGSTON A PERKINS, OCDEN8BCRQ, N. T. WANTED DEMOREST STOCK CO. Character Man—Pianist. Join quick. Salary most be reasonable, aa you get It, and get closed If you don't make good. All particulars Bret letter, with salary. Long season to right people. Week Hands. BOB DEMOBEST. Charleston, a 0. AT LIBERTY WILL H. KENT GENERAL DU8INK88 (no Spcctaltiea). Ability, appcaranco, experience, wardrobe. Want ticket Rellabto Mgrs. only. 632 APPLETON ST., APPLETON, WIS. INGENUE LEADING LADY Host be thoroughly capable and have good wardrobe. State ail fust letter. Do not misrepresent. Address JACK BROOKS, Manager Brooks Stock Co. LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, Sept. 13-19 WANTED, MUSICIANS SUN BROS.' SHOW Baritone, Clarinet, Trap Drummer. Other Musicians write; in high pitch. Long season. Marion, 32{ Newton. Monday; Taylorsvllle, Tueadav; Mocksvllle, Wednesday; Piolet Mountain, Thursday; all N. 0. Per. add., Sprtngueld, Ohio. Other Useful Ciicua People, write. FOR 8ALE—Cross Cages, Band Wagon, Organs, 70ft. Top. 2 30 Middles, 30x30ft. Top, 7ft. Wall, Marque, 10x11; Oliver Typewriter, Leather Case; Place Kodack View Machine. Write for prices. PETE SOU. LION ACT, LEOPARD ACT. TRAINED ANIMAL ACTS OF ALL KINDS, MONKEY ACT, SEAL ACT, LADY PERFORMERS, VAUDEVILLE ACTS AND FREAKS FOR ANNEX, RIDING PONY ON TABLE, CORNET AND CLARINET. WANT ANIMAL ACTS AT ONCE. Wire or write, J. AUGUSTUS JONES, JONES BROS. & WIL80N 8HOW. Stlgler, Okla.,10; Haskeli,U; Pawhuska, 12; Arkansas City, Kan., 14; Stillwater, OK*., 18; Pauls Valley, 18; Shawnee, 2L MARY'S (Latest) \A/IT No. 3 Consists of 30 Gags (One for end work), 10 for 10c,ortbeS0 for2Sc.; 10 Wants and Ads., loo.; 10 Hotel Rules and Epitaphs. 10c; "She Loved:" rec., 1« lines, 10c.; Daffy Queries, rec, 38 lines, 20c.; Eccentric (male and female) Monologue, 2ic; Sketch for 2 a. (Straight ana Com.), 2&c.; Sketch for 2 m. (Hebrew?). Joe.; Sketch for l m., 1 f. (Com. and Sou.), 25c.; Sketch for 1 m., 1!. (patch and Son.), 2Sc.; 3 Parodies on latest songs, 10c each: the 3 for 25c. Sold In lots to suit, or all for f.1.00. Any two Wits, $1.50, or Wits 1, 2 and 3, $2.00. Cash or M. O. No stanipsl Everything UP-TO-DATE, ORIGINAL AND ITNNVI Other material. Send for catalogue asd enthusiastic testimonials. MRS. MARY E. P. THAYER, 31U0 Broad St., Providence, R. 1. Special work dono at reasonable prices. Best of references. Interviews by appointment. SEWELLS HALCYON PLAYERS Work year round. Al TUBA. Double Stage, Heavies, Gen. Biz.; Al TROMBONE, Double Stage, Heavies, Gen. Biz. SPE01ALTT PEOPLE and ACTORS who Double Brass write. State salary. Pay your own. AddresB THOS. H. 8EWELL, Petersburg, Mich. FRED. C. LEWIS REGINA LEWIS CHARACTERS, HEAVIES Age, S3; height, 5 ft. 10 a In.; weight, 185 lbs. CHARACTERS, HEAVIE8 Age, 35; Height, 6ft.Sin.; weight, 168 lbs. Am also A No. 1 Union Carpenter. Joint engagement only. Address FREO C, LEWIS, Revere Home, Chicago, PI- Wanted for Uncle Tom's Cabin Winter Season. TO JOIN AT ONCE. TROMBONE, to Double Stage; TROMBONEJB. * O.); 2 STRONG CORNETS; CHILD for Kva; LADY for Eliza and Ophelia; LADlf for Topsy; ACTORS who Double Brass; MUSICIANS who Double Stage. Hotel show. Wo pay all. State lowest, quick. Mana- gers in Eastern States wanting a real Undo Tom's Cabin show send immediate open time. Show now in lta 20th week. . THOS. L. FINN, Hooslck Foils, New Korfc. AT LIBERTY FOR THB FIRST TIME THE HARRINGTONS BEATRICE-VereatUo Leading Lady. Can look, play and dress any Part. MILLIE—Ingenues Ucavlcs and den. Bus. ERNEST—Characters or Bus. Mgr. One Piece preferred. Positively reliable. Address URNEST A. HARRINGTON, Colorado Springs, Colo. _ WANTBD—OBNEliAL BUSINESS MlFAT UBffiW-»or»«e^ to handle stage. Join on wire. Dresden, N. D„ Kid, Eooentrlo Stngtng Specialties, Novelty Sept. 14, li; Mountain, 18,17; Park River, ljjs. Acts, Comedy In one hundred afterpiece*. J. n. apple GATE. q, N. 8., National HoteUJWoafO.