The New York Clipper (September 1914)

6 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. September 19 PHOTO REPRODUCTIONS IN AT.T. SIZXS . SPECIAL 100-8x10 SIbo, I9.00 Enlargements made In &nj Blio. Artistically colored If desired. NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS, Inc. M, Rosextblxta, Mgr.) 1514 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CTTT novelty. Whittle plsvs tbe cornet while the dummy sings. It u a new one (or tUli kind of an act. The Three O'Neill Slaters went fairly well with a attiring and dancing offering. The ulnglng of the taller of the three was good. Picturea were: 'Tempest and Sunshine," "Buookle's Disguise" and Pathc Weekly. An Imperial moving picture song, "in the Valley of the Moon," ailed in for one number, an did Burton Holmes' lecture on "India." Big. HAMMERSTEIfl'S. (ABl'liL'li UAMHCBBTIIN, HOB.) The bill at Uommerstoln's Monday did not come »P to the class and speed of tbo previous week, although it contained some excellent material, including some new face* and three acts held over from last week. Conroy and Lc Malre, with their comedy black face skit, and Claire Hochestor, with her wonderful double voice, were two of Uie re- pealers, and won a share of the honors of the bill. Miss Rochester, In next to closing, was in the, right spot, for the weok previous in an earlier position seemed to hurt her. On Monday afternoon, after offering "Back to tbe Carolina You Love," on operatic num- ber, and "When Love Will Outlive the World,'* had to reply to the applause with a pretty speech. Possibly tbe biggest novelty act seen here In some time was Uaveman and bis "Kings of Forest and Desert," which opened after the Intermission and was one of the hits of tho performance. (New Acta.) Pauline Hall, In No. 7, was more than well received by the "regulars" and some "old timers," while Kathryn Osterman, No. 0, in a new offering, fared equally as well. (BoUl 'a New Arts next week.) Chris. Richards started tbe proceedings In No. 5, and had the crowd with his antlci, which are always enjoyable. Ed. Gallagher and Bob Carlln followed with their latest laughing success, "Before the Mast." Their "Burial at Sen" la an ex- cellent finish for their speedy talking and singing offering. McDavltt, Kelly and Lucie had a fine spot on the Mil, which they filled to everyone's satisfaction. Heine ? who was another holdover from laBt week, showed several more new gowns and offered two new songs. Tbe act, al- though early on the bill, showed Improve- ment. Freddie Welsh, tbe new lightweight cham- pion, closed the performance. Others on tbe bill were Alexlo and Dainty, English Duo (New Acts next week). Oh. I forgot, Loney Haskell Introduced Freddie Welch. Big. JAMAICA, (L0C1S SIDNCT, MOB.) From tbo appearance of things at this pretty bouse of William Fox over In Ja- maica, L. I., Loo Sidney Is making money at this point on tbe Fox circuit The house was minus many vacant seats downstairs with the incoming change of bill for tbe "half" opening Thursday. Sept. 10, and It vat a well varied smalt time show. The Skating Bear opened tbe vaudeville part of the show, and old bruin's perform- ance on the rollers was loudly appreciated by the big houseful of Long Island suburban- ites. Mack and StiltweU were No. 2, in • piano and song tarn; Ninas, and company followed with a spectacular scenic dance and song offering, and In rotation came May Wilson, billed as "The Bong Girl: 1 * "The MyBtorlona Mr. Russell" (which could be renamed "Just Nats") and be as mysteriously dark from start to finish as it Is. and Howard Chase, billed "peculiar comedy" (T). Itcvlews of all the above may be found under Now Acts, this Issue.-. Robinson and Le Fevre, in a comedy acro- batic turn, displayed better grace and fun than many are doing like 'em, and "Tbe Call of the North." a suburb five reel picture drama, featuring Robert Bdeson, closed tbe show about eleven-something. Tot. PALACE. (ELMIB T. ROOMS, MOB.) The third and successful week of Sylvester Schaeffer, "The Man Who Docs F/Vorything," began matinee of -Sept. 14, and judging from the amount of applau-jo he received iio could stay here for an Indefinite period. Fanny Brlce, as an added attraction, sang three songs in ber ustiul convincing manner, and walked away wltb a big hit singing "Aba Daba," the latest song hit on tho market Nat M. Wills, with a budget of new ma- terial and funny parodies, cornered the market in laughs. Sam and Kitty Morton, giving Impersona- tions of thcrafcclvea as they appeared some thirty years ago, cleaned up. Cecil Leati found it rather hard going owing to Mi songs not being suited to him. He was assisted by Cleo Mayfleld. Boltl Dno, in demonstrations of the' mod- ern dance, opened the show and bad an easy time of It The Ilearst-Sclig pictures, showing all tbe latest news, opened and proved interesting. DALE'S IMA STREET. I stopped in Dale's One Hundred and Six- teenth Stroet Sept. 12 for the matinee, for I wanted to see this pretty theatre and its V. B. 0. show. Business was fine and tbe show a good one. Al, Haus opened tho bill with Impersona- tions and closed singing "I Have to Stop raving" with an excellent voice that waa well received. Luce and Luce presented "Tbe Huntsman Muslcnl Show," which went Very well. The Brandywlnc Trio of singers did excep- tionally well, and made a decided hit wltb "Don't Go Away." The act is fall of life. Tojcttl and Bennett offered the latent dancer, but their "Dream of a Dance of Night Before" was exceptionally well ren- dered. The big act of the bill, however, was Min- ford and Thompson, In songs and talk. This 1« really a fort act and full of ginger. Their work was more than well received. 1 am going to stop in Dale's again. Sty. WADSWORTH. COLONIAL. (C. U. B0C1IEST, MOB.) The bill week opening Sept. 14 had many interesting features, which were appreciated by a large audience. The Mag-leys, man and woman, In a spe- cialty consisting of their own version of the tango, the iiesltotlon and maxlxe, were iu number one position and walked away with a fair sired hit. Both are finished artists in the dancing line, executing many tancy steps that seemed to be new to tbe patrons here, Judging from the manner in which they ap- plauded the efforts of this handsome pair. Genevieve Warner, looking as charming as ever, assisted by Karla. in violin solos, pleased greatly. Miss Warner has greatly improved her performance by Inserting sev- eral new numbers that went over very big at tbe matinee. Her harp solos and her slnglrg, together with her beautiful gowns, make It one of the most attractive acta in vaudeville. And then come Dainty Marie, fresh from her success at the Palace, In her wonderful performance on tbe ring. She Is without Question one of tbe best single women ap- pearing In vaudeville offering ber style of entertainment. Harry Cooper, in his latest skit, "Tbe FoRttaaa," assisted by Charles Henderson, was one of the hits of tbe program. Cooper had the audience in a roar of laughter ovcry second he was on, but they wouldn't be satisfied until he had sung "My Arvcrne Rose," for which be received about tour en- cores. Henderson made a very good straight and proved a very good feeder for Cooper. Eddie Foy and the seven little FoyletteS, in songs, danclbg and some good, wholesome comedy, had no reason to complain at their lecvptlon. Seldom has an artist received such a welcome as was extended Mr. Foy. As a finale tbe little Fovs do a fincy mili- tary drill that earned the approval of tbe large audience. Little Mary again excelled, rendering a song assisted by tbe. other mem- bers. Edwin George, the almost. Juggler, in bra amusing specialty, cleaned up. His many humorous feats were Heartily enjoyed, and the manner in which he does them puts .Jim In a class by himself. "The Meanest Man In the World," pre- sented by Allan Dlnebart and company, Sroved ss interesting as ever. The work of Ir. Dlnebart was worthy of much mention, as was that of Mary Dwyer. Graco La Rue, her first New York appear- ance since returning from the other side, fang a selection of well chosen songs. Her first, called "Art," was a bit off for vaude- ville, but she redeemed herself with "My Little Gray llome In the West," "Panamala,"' "Lovo and Springtime" and "I'd Do It All Over Again" were perhaps her best. She was In fine voice and rendered all ber songs Id her captivating manner, Her costumes were splendid and showed many new Euro- pean creations. Eaile Reynolds and Nellie Donegan, with- out competition as skatorial artists, closed the show and held them seated nntll the conclusion of tbe noteworthy performance. It was their Arst appearance in Ibis country in several years, and they received a big welcome. Morion pictures, which is announced as a permanent feature here, showed many inter- esting viewk. Jack. s i i 116th STREET. (JOB KAOLIN, MOB.) It was natural that this bouse should have been found crowded, notwithstanding tbe fact that It was Saturday night (Sept 12) when I dropped In here—hut consider- ing that the special engagement of Pearl White should bring in a load of Harlem silver to the box office that is most lost In- side the immense lobby that you pass through before greeting the manager of the place. I found Joe Magtln In the manager's office behind a big diamond pin, and was glad to eontretulntc him upon bis promotion from tack Btagc where he filled the capacity of stage manager for tbe past three years. Joe deserved the bop Into ■•straight" olotbes, and tticre'B nary a doubt but what he'll romp as sucecc&fully along In his new role as bo did behind the scenes. Another "sight for sore eyes," back stage, waa the finding of Bam Shirk, who cavorted as stage manager of Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre for many seasons rrevlous to that house's becoming a dead issue for vaudeville purposes. So Joe MagUn need have no worry upon bis head as far as doings on his old stamping grounds are concerned, for Shirk is 'way up top as a proficient stage manaver. Tbe audience last Saturday night were all worked up over Pearl White's first public appearance in Harlem, and the lights had barely flnshed behind her name on the illu- minated glass card racks at either side of the stage when there was applause enough to make any old thunder etorm envious. Miss White onli-red much more entertainment dur- ing her stay on the stage than other "spe- cially ergeged" scroti favorites have hi daily engaged screen favorites have In "public appearances." New Acts next week. Wnllle Brooks and his Rajah Girls was the "big act" on the program, and tnat In also reviewed in full under our New Acta. The Brandy wine Trio (three men) looked well In oress stilts, and Bang halt a doxen trios besides a well rendered boIo by the bscs. Their voices blend real well togcthea, and tbclr "going" was bi,\ M'imford and Thompson, straight with tenor voice and comedian, ringed up first as "stage hand" and then In ridiculous as well as re- pulsive dress suit. Usual Idea of the letter's butting in on tho stratgbt. Some of the patter Is Bnappy, and the laughs came thick owing to tbg comedian's "simp" way c-f working. All of their songs went over as well as whst else they dU. , Al. Hanae did nicely .n a monologue; Luce and Luce were musical favorites, and Wm. Boyce and company pr*rentcd a sketch that made a favorable Impression. Tbe offering of Tojettl and Bennett, dancers, 1b also reviewed under New Aots, In dancers, New Acts next week. Tod. <BD. OBNBTSIN, MOB.) For tbe first half of last week the pretty Wadsworth presented a well liked bill, Max Langslow with bis aharpshootlng act opened. (New Acts.) Mona Harr, who has been seen on the Loow time, followed. Miss fflarr does not seem to fit in vaudeville with her present vehicle. Luce and Luce closed with their novelty musical act. This Is a novelty act. and well presented. "Hie Huntsman's Dream" (with effects) for a closing number, was well ren- dered. Big. i l Century Opera Hsnn (Milton A Bar- gent Aborn. xngrs.)—This house opened the season Sept. 14 with Romro and Juliet as the bill. It will be reviewed next week. t . . , , New Amsterdam (Klaw ft Erlangcr, nigra.)— Tho Dragon't Claw, which was given its first metropolitan presentation Monday night, Sept. 14, will be reviewed next week. Grand Opera Hume (Richard Dorney, mgr.)—The Yellow Ticket was the attrac- tion S>r»t. 14 for week. Julian Eltluge, in "The Crinoline Girl," next. Alhambra (Bert Young, mgr.)—Tbe Initial week's business of tbe season (7-12) was np to expectations. For this week tbe bill Includes: Fox and l>nlly, Mrs. Gene Hughes and company, Sophye Barnaul, Dunbar's Nine White Hassan, Harry Reresfonl end company, Asabl Troupe. Lea Anger, Tracy, Stone and Spink, and Artols and Ernest. Iloynl.—mil this week: Booney snd Bent, Harry Oooper and company, Connolly and Wen- rieli, Edwards Davis and company, "Tbe Mooa film.'* Hawthorne and India. Boeder's Invention, Kama and t.inn, and Flylnrc Martina. Miner's Bronx (ltd. D. Miner, nfr.)—The Hanny Whlnwa tbla week. Iltirtltr A- Sr-nmon's (ton Hurtle, mgr.)— Stake Trotter* tbla week. . I.oew'a Boulevard,— Vaudeville snd pic- tures. This Is one of tbe moat beautiful and attractive of all the boasts Is mil section. WATCH FOR IT "THERE'S A MAIDJN AMERICA A WONDERFUL I m BALLAD MADE IN AMERICA Released Next Weok 'fiET IT VERY BOY . NEEDS THIS SONn ■■ m.,,. luau — ANOTHER WONDERFUL SONG Wl * GLENN 0. LEAP, Music Publisher, - U5 W. 45th St.. MEW YORy Hargn De La Hose—Lee Barth—dim 11— ard A Co.—John HI S B-taa-4isn De &VJ' ,w : Co.—Ower A Ower. >B "^* amm,e Carrera 4 OAKLAND, CAL.—ORPHEUM: O'Brien n. ., EVERY SINGING ACT A MAID FOR EVERY BOY "I T M GOING HOME TO MOBILE" Prospect (Frank Oersteu mgr.)—Burlesque has prospered so far In tbla section of tbe Bronx. September Morn Burlesque™ opened 14, to a well- cried house. Crescents-'Mutt and. Jeff" week of is. Bronx Opera House.—A One Hat of at- traction are promised hero for the season. "Peg c My Heart" 11 and week. Brooklyn, W. Y.—Montaak (Edward Trail, mgr.) opened on Batarday, Sept. 5. wltb "Tbe Bole of Three." "Potaah A Perlmutter" 14-19. "The yellow Ticket" 21-28. BtoADWix (Hubert Aacber, mgr.)—Tbla bouse will opn It with "The Misleading Lady." BLwsmo (J. B. Pierce, mgr-)—"To-Day" "Potash A Perlmntter" 28-Oct. 3, and "Seven Keya to Baldpate" to follow, week of Sept 14, "Pes; o' My Heart" week of 21. Da Kola (I. Fluegelmao, mgr.)—"Cablrla," photoplay, closed a two weeks' stay 12. "Tbe stronger Magnet" waa presented for tbe first time on any state 14, and remains tbe week. "Matt and Jeff In Mexico" next week. Gbj..nd (Lnuls Barr, mar.)—Tbe Grand Opera, House Stock Co. present "Alias Jimmy Valen- tine" week of 14. "The Dure" 21-26. Qarrnr (Wm. Woolfolk, mgr.)—The Cracker Jacks this week. The Rerlew of 1915 next week. Stib (Wm. J. Joyce, mgr.)—This week, the Garden of Olria. Empibb (J. H. Oortlo, mgr.)—The Beauty Pa- rade this week. The Golden Crook week of 21. Gismo (Cbss. Daniels, mgr.)—Tbe Gay Mew Yorkers thla«week. OieawcM (Frank A. Gtrard. mrr.)—Bill week of 14: Henrietta Orosman and company, Adelaide and Boghes, George Macfarlane. Nat M. Wills. Morton and Austin, Cbas. and Fannie Van, Max sod Msbtl Ford, Latoy Bros., and Bedford anil Winchester. Bushwtck (Benedict Blatt. mrr.)—Bill week of 14: Fannie Brier, Truly Sbattock, Byan and Tlerney, "Tbe Bride • Shop." Great Leonard. "Sergeant Barby," Trerett's Dogs, Cummlngs and Gledytegs, and Gliding O'Ueans. PBoapBoT (Wm. Massed, mgr.)—Bill week of 14: Maarrle Ollne, Root T. Balnea and company, Van and Sebeock, Diamond asd Brennan, Ernmett De Voy and company, Bardella Patterson. In "Beaux Arts;" Snlty Family, Cotter and Booldeo, and Toseaso Bros. OBxaxroiNT (H. W. Crall, mgr.)—Keith's Junior »aode»llle. . —I- Cbkscbnt (Arthur F. Warde, mgr.)—High claw photoplays and tbe J20.O0O Worlltser or- chestra and a fine choir. "Cablrla" Is the big attraction this week. Ootuih (Pauline Boyle, mgr.)—The Gotham Players present "Broadway Jones" week of 14. "Klre Nights" next week. Lbs Avbndb (Corse Paytoo, mgr.)—The Corse Pa/Ion Slock Co., In "One Day," this week. Flitbdbh (Geo. McDermlt, mgr.)—Eight toodevllle acts and high claas photoplays. UanisoN (Lew Parker, nurr.)—This new Kelt/i theatre baa prosed a popular addition to Brook- lyn amusements. _ Duktiblo (Warren S. Eland, mgr.)—Tbe latest photoplaya. _ i.ixestt (John A. Zero, mgr.)—Tbe latest pho- toplaya and vauderllle. Oxfobo (Geo. J. Weiss, mgr.)—The latest pho- toplays and Tauderllle. Jo»xs (M. T. Jones, mgr.)—VaodeslUe and pictures. . „ — Fins Atbnos (M. B. 8axe, mgr.)—Motion pictures and TandeTllle. Kotal (Marcos Loew, mgr.)—Photoplays and saadevllle. Folly (Wm. Fox, mgr.)—Pictures and raode- Tllle. Coxxur (Wm. Fox, mgr.)—Pictures and raude- Tllle. Ooldksu (A, Slcbel, mgr.)—Vaudeville snd nxrrlng pictures. Linden (A H. Schwarts, mgr.)—The latest photoplays snd yandevllle. OXTaTFio (B. A. Tranb, smgr.) — Continuous Tanderllle and pictures. Sbdbbbt (Wm, Sbeeby, mgr.)—Loew's raude- Tllle continues to big booses. The program Is changed twice weekly. Fifltow (A. U. Llgntoo, mgr.)—Vauderllle. changed twice weekly, is drawing capacity nooses. OunsBBLiND (Francis Siangan, mgr.)—Photo- playa. Bsuroao (Wm, Fox, mgr.)—Vanderllle and the latest ptdoplays. Hixsn (M. H. Saxe, mgr.)—TandeTllle sod tbe latest photoplays. Buoo (Geo. Sehenck, mgr.)—Loew's rande- Tille, cbanred twice weekly, also the latest photo- plays. NEXT WEEK'S BILLS. v. a O. TIME. Sept. 21-26. ATLAJfTA, OA.—FOBSTTHE.—Schooler A Dick- inson — Boebm'a Athletic Olria — Marshall Montgomery—Shirley Bates & Co.—Aterle'a Cockatoos—Bond A Caseen. BROOKLYN, N. Y.— OBPBECIT. Hymack—Gro- bsrt Belling—Connolly & Wenrlch—Amelia Bingham—"Edge of tbe World"—Juliet A Pauline—UetTlUe A Higgles. BROOKLYN, H. T.—PROSPECT: Wentworth, Vasts A Teddy—Lydla Barry—Doc O'Nell— Fields A Lewis. BROOKLYN, N. Y—BCSHWICK :Four Boeders —Barnard A Atger—Laagdons—6am A Kitty Moctoa Burns A Lynn—"Beauty la Only Skin Deep"—Morton A Glass—Skaters Bl- jourre. BOSTON—JIEl/rH'S: Dressy A Dayne—Hope Ver- non—Aboo Hamad Troupe—Lyons A Yoaco— Hat Wills—Five Annapolis Boys. BUFFALO—SHEA'S: Ed. Vinton A Beater— Oorlo A Dlnua—Three Lyres—Gallagher A Car'Jn—Fox A Dolly—Adler A Arllne—Cecil Lean A Oo. BAUirvORS—41ABYLAND: "School Playground" —Past Ooocnas—Klutlng'a Animals—Claire Rochester—Jane Ocunolly A Co.—Chris Rich- ards—Howard A Simon—'Beaux Arts " BIRMINGHAM, ALA. — OBPBETJof: Cheebert's ManefcuriaDS—£ru» Dnffet Oo.—Saion Sing- ers—Onas. Weber—ParlUo k Frablto—Ber- sou Timbers—Ryan A Lee. CHARLESTON, 8. 0.— VICTORIA, First Half: Porter A BnlllTsn—Four afcNallys—Herachel Beadier. Last half: Little Lord Robert— Lady Sen Mel—Prince Floro—Vandlnoff A Louie—Subera A Keete. CLEVELAND—KEITH'S : Bopsrlns Sitters—Great Howard—Boganay T t o up s F rits A Lads SBSSSBj COLUMBUS, O.—KEIH'S: Bums. Kilmer A Grady —Lane A ODonneU—Fred J. Ardatb A Co.— Wener-Aowras Troupe—Jarrla A Harrison— Walter a Kelly. CINCINNATI—KEITH'S: Blckel A Watson—Bert FltsgiPboo—Irene A Bobby Smith—Nina Mor- ris A Oo. — Fred Sonnan—Rajah — Dartof Prince—'Baptlste A Traoonl. CHATTANOOGA, TBNN. — MAJB3TI0: Wood Bros.—Marie Kuuj Scott—Venetian Foot— Paul Bauens—Satan's Song Birds. DETROIT—TEMPLE: Chip A Msrtle— Willie Wes- toa A Co.—De Michelle Bros BoiVe Gor- dooe—Dooley A Bagel—Four Darn Bros.— Joe Jeckson—Obnng llwa Fonr. ERIE. PA—COLONIAL: Wood A Wyde-JUTlton Pollock A Co. ESCANABA. MICH BSOiHABA. First Half: Long, Obaproa A Green. Last Half: Three Waynes. FOBT WAYNE, IND.—TEMPLiE. First Balf: Teebow's Pets—Alf. Blpoa—Arooer A Be»- ford — Llbonettl — Mareno A Delton Bros. Last Half: Bash A Bagel—Rose Gardner— Barber A Jackson—Six Russian Dancers, one to Oil. GRAND BAPIDS, Midi.—COLOMBIA: 8barp A Torek--Fred Lindsay A Co.—"A Telephone Tangle"—Bdgar Berger—Empire Comedy Four —Clark A McColloogt. HAMILTON, CAN.—TEMPLE: Julia Curtis— Bney A Lee—Bemple Sisters A Oo.—Frank- lyn Ardell A Co.—Les Jusdts—Johnson A Wells. IIAIUIISBIRGH, PA. — ORPHXCM: Big City Four—Eddie Rosa—Bison City Four—"GaT- den of Peaches." HANCOCK, MIOH.—ORPHEOM: Three Wagners —Ten Dark Knlgata. ISnrEMINO, MIOH.—ISHPEMING: First half: Unlrcrsity Four. Last half: Dereraux A rrlm. INDIANAPOLIS — KEITH'S: Arnant Bros.— Heath A AUllerahlp—Baraban A Orobs—Coin- fort A King—Pautser Don—Lorraine A Dad- ley—"Scenes from Grand Opera"—Geo. Scblndler. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — ORPHBTJIf: Splesel Bros. A Hack—Twlsto—Alf. Holt—Griff A Dietrich. JOHNSTOWN A ALTOONA. PA.: Riley Wilson. LAFAYETTE. IND. —FAMILY: First halt: Helen Heaaler — Three Troubadours — Cora Bimpaoo A Oo.—Barber A Jackson—Rafar- ette's Dogs. Last bait: Dennis Bros.—Alf. Rlpon—Archer A Belford—Asb A Shaw— Ileaosan Trio. , „ UABQUETTB. MIOH.—MARCUETTK : Last bait: bnlstrsity I-'our. MUSKEGON, MIOH.—EMPRESS. First half: Jack»n A Lee—Kelao A Sidney—One to OU. Laat half: OallTetto—Shirley Ollraore—Clyde A Mas ion. MONTREAL, OAK. — ORPHEUM: "The Brtde Shop"—"Aurora of Light"—4srsart Barnes— Oorelll A Gillette—Chief Tmdahoe—Ualllgan A Sykes. N. T. OrTY—ITAAtUBRSTBIrTS: Barton * Lederer—Sttnn, Goodrich A King—Fisher A Oress—Ray Samuels—Hsreman'a Ar.lnals — Orosa A Josephine—Diamond A Brennan— Ballln. N. Y. CITY (BRONX)—ROYAL: CoTllna A Hart ^Rlcbarda A Kyle—OeneTlere Warner A 0». M orton A Austin. N. Y. OTTY—ALHAMBRA: Dooley A Sales— Juliet—Mix A Mabel ford—Geo. Uc-Farlan* —Tusexao Bros.—Six Brown Bros.—Adelaide A Hughes—sjoawss Brlce. N. Y. CITY—COLONIAL: Nine White Hussars— Van A Scbecck—Hal Forde—Ddamond A Brennan—Wlnsor McCoy. NORFOLK, VA.—COLONIAL. First Half: Moaner, Hayes A Mosber—Newell A Most— The Weetmana—Lou Hoffman. Last Half: Milton A De Long Sisters—Fire Armanlas. NEW HAVEN. CONN.—POLI'S. First Hslf: Tally A Mayo—Marie Fttsgtbbon. Last Half: June iHoughton's Boys A Girls. OTTAWA CAN DOMINION: The Three Meys- kos—Toney A Norman—Rice, Sullv k Seott —Peak's Educated Blockheads —'"Squerlog Accoonta"—Patsy Doyle—Mr. A Mrs. Fred'k Voelker. OSHKOSJJ, WIS.—PEOPLE'S: Edith Haney— Derereaux A Prim—Leon A Bertie ADen— Enoch—Howard A Day. PHILADELPHIA—KBOTE'S: MeLeBan ft Car- son—Tbe Oastles—Von Tllaer A Nord— "Fishing" —Pletro—Ruth Boye —Mang A 8nyder—Gordoa Eicrld A Ob.—Tbe Volun- teers. PITTSBURGH—G. 0. H.: Marine Bros. A Bobby —Ward Baker—Edwin Stereos A Co.—Harry Cooper A Co.—Ford ft Hewitt PROVHJEMOB—KEITH'S: Melsterslngers — Me- Oormlck A Irrlng—Trerltt's MBItary Dogs— Stm Bsrton—Three Lelgttons—Lottie Oolllns —Lawrence A Edwards—Allan Dlnebart A Co. RIOHMOND, VA. — LYBIC. First hslf: Milton A De Long Sisters—Fire Armanlss. Last balf: Mosber, Bayes A Mruber—Newell A Moa t—The Weetmana—Lon Hoffman, ROCSBSTBR — TEMPLE: Jarrow— Consul ft Betty—Homer Llnd A Co.—Norelty Clintons —Bootbby a Ererdeen—"Fixing the Fur- nace"—iBessle Wynn—Farrel, Taylor Trio. SAVANNAH, GA—BUOO. First half: Utile Lord Robert—Lady Sen Mel—Prince Floro— Vandlnoff A Looie—Subers A Keete. Last hslf: Porter A BolllTan—Four MrNallys— Herachel Hendler. BCBANTON, PA. — POLI'S: Noreross A Holds- worth—"The Girl in the Mooa"—WMlfield ft Ireland—Billy B. Van A Co. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.—POLI'S PALACE. First half: June Houghton's Boys A Girls. Laat half: Tolly A Mayo—Marie Fltrglhbon. SYBAOUSE—GRAND : Nellie Nichols — Hartmaa ft Varudy—■Cowboy Mlnetrels—Edwin George— Mercedes—H. Beresford ft Co. BOO, CAN'.—ORPHEUM: Hugh Ronton—Parka A Bub re. BOO SAINT MAEIE. MIOH.—STAR: Fred Wag- ner—Mlspah Selblnl & Co. TORONTO, CAN—SHEA'S: Angel o Pa tr I cola— Conroy A Models—Cams A Randall—Bert Melrose. TOLEDO, O.—KEITH'S: Brooks A Bowen Ed. Morton—Cbas. Thomson—"The Lswo Party" —Oia\ide A Fannlo Usher—Two Carltons—i Cam-en Olrls. ITIOA. N. Y—SHUBERT: Pekln Mysteries- Mack A Orth—Oununings A Gladylcgs. W1LMNGTON, DEL.—GARBJOK: Edwards' "Kid Kabaret"—Aroo Bros. WAaHlNQTON—KETTH'S: Carastlenas ft UA- sette—Minnie Allen—Grace La Bne. i Sylfeater—Arnold Doly ft" VtHSSSTi Gores—iBoiand A Holtx—Grant k Uaast 8T. LOUIS—COLUMBIA: Carle ft bsbsj Mr. A Mrs. Douglas Crane—Ka l.ST" "Tango Chief"—James Callen—Serins xTbT wood—(Lewis ft BosseU—Alberte ILmm ST. PAUL-^)EPHEUM: "Tbe Redheada* ~t r . rato—Cartmell ft Harrln—Ellda M.,rrb Eugene Trio—Word ft Collen—The Seebacki SEATrLE. WASH.—ORPHEUM: Harry I* nl —Claude Gllllngweter A Co.—Five Menu? Us—Chief Caopollcon—Weston A DoaawjSaa O raters—Ashley A Conneld. " 8ACRAMENTO, STOCKTON A SAN JOSE DBS (Split nekl: Waldemere, Yooog i"jv,J; —FranclH McGinn ft Oo Jack WllsoaX Ertle—Merrill A Otto—Hlaes A Fox—Chas! McGoods A Co. ^ SAN FBAN01SCO. CAL.—ORPHEUM: lsumt— Six American Dancers—Alcxsnder 4 Scctt— "Tbe Beauties"—Hermlne Shone * Co — Elnna A Bert—Hans Kronold—Burkhart' k White. 9I0UZ CITY IA.—ORPHEUM: Johnnv John- ston A Co.—Santly ft Norton—Williams 1 WoUus—Minnie Alien—Odlra—El R*y sis- ters. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH—ORPHEl'M: Harry Lewis Quintette—Alleen Stanley—Bertha Ka- llch A Co.—Hans Linne Glrla—Florence Wsl- loce^—Wells A Bandy—Mile. Marjon VaCie A Oo.—The Moxarts. SAN DIEGO, CAL.—ORPHEUM: Trans-Atlantic Trio—Marie A Billy Hart—Duffy A Loreow —Will Rogers—Hess Sisters. WINNIPEG. CAN—ORPHEUM: Gertrude Oogd- Ian A Oo.—Trarllia Bros. A Seal—Will Oak- land A Co.—Miller ft Vincent— Marl- Fentaa —Alco Trio. ORPHEUM CIRCUIT. Sept. 21-20. CALOARY ft REOINA, CAN.— (Split week): Joe. Jefferson A Oo.—Tseo. Bendlx Players— Swor A Mack—Sornham A Erwin—Ueeban's Dogs—Mock A Ellis— Adair A Adair. DULUTH—ORPHEUM: Elpbye Snowdea ft Co. Cbas. Yule A Oo.—Kramer A Morton—Maleta Boncoul—Ernie Potts A Oo. DBS MOINES—ORPHEUM: Romeo, tbe Great- John A Emma Ray—d>latOT A Glaaer—Alt- hoff Sisters—Roy Conlln—Jock A Forls— Bertie FsriL DENVER—ORPHEUM: Mile. Asoria—Ed. Hsyes A Oo. — Ward. Bell A Ward — Pallenberg's Bears—Thomas A Hall—De Leon k Dories— Vln'.e Daly. KANSAS CITY, MO.—OBPHEUM: Trlxle Fri- sson A Oo.—Oorradlnl'a Animals—Clark ft Verdi—Ben Deeley ft Co.—Harry Breen— Tbe Randalls, LINCOLN. NEB.—OBPHEUM: Fred Korean— H. M. Zcaelle ft Co.—Lai Mon Kim—Gar- diner Trio. LOB ANGELES, CAL.—ORPHEUM: Three Dickey Bros.—'Vatlnes Gltla"—sillier A Lyles— Byrd Frost OtwweU Hayward. Stafford ft Co.—Natalie ft Ferrari—Josephine Dunfce. MINNEAPOLIS,—OBPHEUM: Gertrude Hoffman —Hunting A Fra n c es Billy "Swede" Hall A Co.—Martin Van Bergen—Llbby A Barton. MILWAUKEE—ORPHEUM: Blanche Ring A Oo. —Laddie OlifT—Australian Woodchoppers— Raymond A Bain—Kirk A Fogorty—John Gel- ■re—Bo rani A Nerarro. MEHrrrns—ORPHEUM: "Tbe Green Beetle"— Erarett's Hippodrome—McKay k Ardln*— Hill A Whlttsker—Kaufman Bros.— Connelly Slaters—Leo Zarrell Trio. MEW ORLEANS—ORPITEOM: Mselm Arbuekle A Co.—Alfred Bergen—Doris Wilson A Co.— Alexander Bros.—Drown ft Rocbelle—De Hsrea ft Nice—Oakland Sisters. OMAHA—ORPBEUU: |f>qassssfsssas| A Co.— MARCUS LOEW CIRCUIT. Sept. 21-20. BCTTE, MONT.—EMPRESS: Tse Stantena— Wormwood's Animals— Bogart A Nelson—Oos ft Lily Garden—Hippodrome Four—Ksgrat Enunett ft Oo. BILLINGS, MONT.—BABOOOK: Grace De Win- ters—Byan-Rlchneld Oo.—Cycling McNuits— Carnten's Minstrels—Harry Thompson—Etii-.-l ft Lucy Baker. DENVER, COLO.—EMPRESS: Rosaire A Premat -^Armstrong A Manly—Ross A Fentou Play- ers—Kitty Flynn—Majeatlc Musical Four. KANSAS (STY. MO.—EMPRESS: La Deodlms— Sans A Sins—Wm Lompe * Co.—Turn Wo- ters—Malvern Ooaalques—I'lill La Tosra. LOS ANOBLES. CAL.—EMPRESS: The VsMos —Marry Llrlngston t Co.—Stuart A Hall— Bach Brothers-—loses A Johnson—Ysosne. CODEN, TJTAH-^OBPHEXtM : Three Browales— Estelle Rose—Murray A Sinclair—Tliej Vau Da—Ad. Hoyt's Minstrels — Armstrong k Ford. PORTLAND, ORE.—IMPRESS: E»s Prout— Senatsr Francis Murphy—Irwin A Heraog— Mr. A Mrs. Dare Klwyn Co.—Dors Deace'e Fascy Fantonss—aAjpo A Benjaxilu. SALT LAKE, UTAH—EMPRESS: Espe A Paul —Bolton A La Ttor—"The Crlmlral"— Eight Jackson Family—Leaner A Ward— Empire Trio. SAM FBANOI8O0, CAL.—EMPRESS: "Fun In tbe Balbs"—Dick De Loris—Warner k Palmer—Barton, Hohn ft Omnwell—"Toe -Winning Widows"—Earl ft Neol. 8EATTXB, WASH.—EMPRESS: Wilson k Wil- son—Kitty Francis A Co.—Coita Bros.—<Mor- ris ft Beosley—Montrose ft Sjdell—Oddoae. ST. PAUL, MINN.—EMPRESS : Black A White— Oonorls A Cleo—B1U Robinson—Bobhe k Dale rlTrngslI Jlajrtn. Burton & Uaydn. SAORAMEMTO, CAL.—EMPRESS: Jeter 4 Rog- ers—Billy Inman A Oo.—Chrlstenteu—Wrs. Morrow A Co. — Nine Kraxy Klda—Sngs- bee's Dogs. SPOKANE, WASH. — EMPRESS: Wm. U. St. James A Co Burke A Harris—Nelson—Four Musical AtoUos— Stewert 81sters A Escorts— Anderson A Golnes. fc TAOOMA, WASH.—EMPRESS: Alice Hanson A Co.—Rose A Moon—Jolly A Wild—Allen Miller A Oo.—Three Mori Bros.—Tneo Boa- berg. VANCOUVER, CAN.—LOEWS: MeClnre * D<W Shrlner A Richards—Nell McKlnley—ilurphy ft Foley—Bouulne ft Orr—"Thro the Sky- light" PAVTAGES' CIRCUIT. Sept. 21-2U. CALGARY. CAN.—PANTAOES*: Lander Steveai A Co.—Brace Richardson A Co.—Prince A Deerle—York Trio—Togan A Genera. EDMONTON, OAK.—PANTAGEB': Walter Terr/ A Girls—Gardner A Rerere—Fire Mowatts— La Toarratne Four 1 —Two Kerns. LOS ANGELES, CAL.—PANTAOES': Stanley Seminary Girls—Wlllard Hutchinson k Co.— James Brockmanxt—Antrim A Vale— Foot Soils Bros. OAKLAND, CAL.—PANTAGBS' (Opens Sunday): "Fair Oo-Eda"—BobemUu String Quintette —Ohose A La Tour—Kltner. Haynea A Mont- gomery—Heraa ft Preston. PORTLAND. ORB.—PANTAOES': Pony Moore A Co.—Wtnacb A Poore—Coogan * Cox—""• best Girard—io-re A Wilbur. BAN DIEGO, CAL.—PANTAOES': Lucille Mul- boll A Co.—"Dolly's Dolls"—Vonaeid—Ben Sisters—Paris Green. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH—PANTAOES' (Ope" Wednesday): Cbas. Carter ft Oo.—Ed'»» Howard ft Co.—Nadje—llallen A Burt. BAN FBAKOI800, OAL. — PANTAOES' (Opens Sunday): "Night Howka"—Wood's Aulrnais —Qalnlaji A Richards—RoHllo A Rosella— Palfrey, Barton ft Brown. SEATTLE. WASH.—PANTAOES*: Allsly's »»• wallons—Link, Robinson Co.—Work A »«y —Veatoff Trio—Henry A Harrison. SPOKANE, WASH PANTAGBS' (Opens Sun- day) : Teddy McNamara A Co.—Bo*' 1 ; 1 ' s ; 1 "' ers —TIUnlcT—Bannuers A Von Kuntx— Lockarte ft Leddy. TAOOMA. WASH.—PANTAGBS': Ethel Datls * Co.—King Thornton A Co.—MUler Packer * Sets—Taylor A Arnold—Chester Klngsiou. VANCOUVER. CAN.—PANTAOES': Mualeol Jo- yenlles—Wliliam ShUling A Oo.—Belle Tr» —Blller A North—Sllrers Osklcy. - VICTORIA, CAN. —PANTAOES': "Klnsw)™. « Dresn-j"—Oiroell, Corley A Co.—Acme Four —Ktltey ft Oatltn—EsrI} A Lslght—Orsy * Peters. _ „„ WINNIPEG. CAN.—PANTAOES': Claire Hnw*>n A Co.—Ortole Roktlnie Bond—Arthur Wn.t Uw—Mepbnnell ft Nh-meyer—Great Ilsrrans. OUT OF TOWN mm Harris.ar K , Paw—Majestic (C. Floyd riop- klns, mgr.) "A Pair of Sixes" Sept. 14. ■"■'"" and Jeff" 10, Billy Burke IT. Colombia liur lesqoers 18, ''Prince of Pllsen" 1« ■b 1 "''; i'-i Bine" 21. "Bringing Up Father" 22, Howes pictures 26, 20. ... „, OararoM (C. Floyd Hopkins, mgr.)—HI' 1 "'** of 14: Pereira Sextette, Bronson asd Bom«»- Sutton. Molntyre ond SoKon, Mojo ond is.ij. Bempel Sisters snd company. Tom Johnson a» dors, and restore pictures. ,, .4. OoLOXtiL (C Ffeyd Hockina. mgr.)—Bi" ' 10: Baby Eelda. Bnrt ond Uorriet Brown. "™ rletto WUson and company, ond (MBres. „ ^ 17-19: Turner snd Qroce. Ijsor and Dale. r.~— educated monkeys, and pictures. matures PnoiOrLAT (I. Bllbemsn. mgr.) — Pi" 01 " Stzwi • 'alici