The New York Clipper (October 1914)

October 3 THE NETW YOEK CLIPPER. do too. know that— Ann" many drab years Ellis Island prom- ises to cheer up. The worry about "next weejt"' Is therefore given the smear. iNsesfi-AXD Byim are playing'to "the mils add" the Boblnsons'^ In Toronto thlswcek, opening their Loe* tour. I VRiDmr Bscooi"thinks there la more move- ment at the Tuesday matinees ot Miner's Itronx than his picture. shows at New City on Friday nights. ' Mas OESTrs Wilbcb was pleased to death abont something aha read last Wednes- day. ...... Lo.net Haskell is strong for featuring the White Rats', Orchestra (Tom Lewis, Andy HcClond, Frank Oerard and the Van Bros.) at Bammeratein's. Judge "Lon" wants to book them for—"six months." O'Brien, Bbxwett and Goslab didn't work t"o drat night show at Proctor's One Hundred an<i Twenty-flfth Street last half of last week because Irving Goslar couldn't get Into his natty soup and fish. Wam.ii Bsooks and his Rajah Girls tabloid company, including • Cecil Summers, Johnny Flushes, Nell McCnne, G-wen Itavner, Vivian Rose, Ida Haree, Ger- trude Keeshan, Lucille Marquo and Frances Kobel. are getting Into classy shape as a feature on the Qulgiey time at present. Hope Vkrnou ha J some admirer while play- trig Utlca. Hope didn't know anything about the dear boy, bat he wrote me: "She is the best soprano he ever heard, and her imitation of a violin Is a peach. Didn't say what Hope reminded him of, but we can Imagine she's Included in the fruit class. Edna Rebut, cow playing In Melbourne, Australia, with the Allen Doone com- pany, is going to make a trip to New York In January. She's due hack In Kangarooland April 1, though, so it will merely"be to give as a flying slant. Thb Oabdbn City Four Is how a feature-with James Galvln's "Two Masqueraders" show, on the W. V. XI. A. time. The act has been strengthened by the addition of AL Green, baritone. Loc Epelman Is making too much money. Dot LrvattSTTi and company Is now tour- ing the South for the Sam Massell Agency, of Atlanta, Ga. UAYOELLI HOTHEB AND CUTS AXTHONY just finished come Canadian TJ. B. O. time. Didn't rare much about the table d'hotes they'were forced, to put away up t ; ere. but were consoled because their offering did,"big." They will open on the ff. V. !1 A. time next month. Brh Tate, "The California Girl," was a great' success at her opening at the Tlvol!. ■ Adelaide, Australia,, alnging "It's Got to Be 8omeone I Love." "Take a Look at Me Now," "All Alone" and 'Innocent Bessie Brown." to the show at the Collect Inn, up In Harlan. . Man dp IX j ma Resents. While Charlie In nets, and Maude Ryan were playing the American Theatre, some Cham" of Maude's framed np a "crab" party and bought up a bunch of seats for the purpose of handing. "the female chant- 1 <m\9, ,uc ' nut ' "Pedes" a "frecse." • The Incident was a laugh on the "chom." !! 0W i yer V bcr * l,s * ** w "Plants" dished out the dirt thing on Maude's wardrobe. Mande happens to have a shining reputation as to ■WW how to dress, and therefore the Job" was a Joke on the Joker., • . 1 Not to be outdone, Uaudle came "face to 'ice with the enemy la front of the Fal- uce Theatre last Friday afternoon—resented the attack. bcatd°s delivering some "piece of mind, and passed merrily onward. , 589 G°l<«>erg was sore because Maude picked the Palace Instead of the American" for the short fricas—while Oeorgle O'Brien chipped In with a pair of shoulder-length silk gloves to aid to Maudie's array of wardrobe. FOGARTV NIGHT BITS. wm. "2 s . "£ ra ?5 F <>E»f«7 Night" at the White Rats Cluuhouj" on West Forty-sixth Street, Thursday evening, Sept 24 and dur- ing the evening: Victob Vasb wis neen explaining his won- derful "milk and egyf diet to the College Inn brigade. Sahib Burt romped all over George Whit- ing s July 4th com during a dance—and George quit. wJ.? M Jl w, ?>' variations on a flute featured White Rats' Band offering. Pat Roo.vHr pave Corse Tayton a few Infos on new steps, and— Corse Paxtos saw more of the steps than Tat ■Evebtbody handed Maude Ryan a "kid" about the new "chicken" sho was dancing with. Victor HVoo, of C ( dar Rapids, mourned not having his loaded dice along to go through the moblllzatoa on hand. Blanc hi: Gordon wore a rose on her left shoulder that was rumored to be the last one of the season, ■Giobob W. Monroe was there—all of Wm, Murray Claxtox, as a waiter, thinks I don't know I bought Mm a new lid. Charlie Innes bred three warts shaking rands with everyone who came Id. Eleanor Revere, plumper than of yore but the same regular gal all over. Mas Yuib was with Eleanor-—both woys. Loo Wilson and Ben Levi brought their lataretcrs down—and ye godal how hungry they were. Rdby Cowan aronsed recollections of Leo Feist—but wasn't flashing any engagement ring. Minerva Covebdali sat with Sadie Burt wJ.cn she wasn't showing the crash dance f oor new stem. Joe Mack looked grand with lis smile all shaved, behind a fins combed soup and fish. Mjlbie Clabk was still lugging the mak- ings of new wardrobe she had along in the afternoon—besides the same wonderful giggle she was born with some twenty-two (?) years ago. Jack Horn had little to speech on— probably thinking whether he'd book the white Rat show for Dale's One Hundred and Sixteenth Street, or the Halsey and IN MELODY LANE Tfi&JLA ————— !3) " pnwnF.n..iini>nr>,,4fnL<, BY JACK XPWABDB, PROOF POSITIVE. That Clipper advertising pays in more ways than one was demonstrated again last weak. Alike Morris, general manager for the Joe Morris Music Company, Inserted an ad- vertisement of Jeff Branon and Arthur tango's latest song, called "The Eyes of the World," and besides getting tho usual over- flow of professional mall, received no leas than ten orders totaling some three thousand copies, from small towns as far West as tho Coast The song up to the time of the adver- tisement in Tub Clipper had never been sung on any stage or an advertisement placed In any theatrical paper. Mike Morris says, "Thb Clipper Is the greatett and only medium for music publishers." Tim New Yobs: Clipper says, "Mike Mor- ris knows what he Is talking about," and that The Clipper la the only theatrical paper that reaches the nerformer all tho time. DAVIS WORKING! NEW YORK STATU. Joseph Davis, who wrote "Down Where the Old Road Turns," Is boosting the num- ber In the music stores around New York State. He Is receiving some very good orders. The Imperial Motion Picture Co. have Jnst finished several reels on the song, and reports are most favorable. Sol Levoy smog it recently at the Harlem Opera House and it went over big. JOHHSON WITH FEIST. Howard Johnson, who recently Joined the I.eo Feist staff, has become oae of the most able assistants of Chief Kornhelser. How- ard has finished several good numbers that Feist will shortly announce. He la also busy writing versions of the hit songs of Feist's for many of the feature acts In vaudeville. Howard can always be found rh the Felat professional rooms. Pay him a visit, It may bo worth your while. TEDDY MORSE'S MUSINGS. He who advertises and falls to pay, May want to. but can't, some other day. The only thing "yellow" about the Wool- worth Co. Is the color of their orders. Everybody's breathlessly waiting for "that" hit, and you can safely bet your new Hal- maccan against that rakish "Truly Warner" that it won't be one of those "war" songs. Those bullets of "DuravDum" are putting things on the "bum-bum." ■Removal Notice.—Mort Oreen Is with Harry Von Tiller. With fingers young but rheumatic. She played o'er the back page thematic, 'Twos so small It looked all chromatic. She'd hare bought It, If large and emphatic Close Harmony.—F. A Hills and Max Silver. We note Abner Greenberg has resumed his law practice after a season or song writing It's almost, we repeat, almost, a sure thing Abner will get correct royalty statement*. lite magical "Edwards:" Gus Edwards lleattoo of tho song upon the ground of in- fringement of copyright. The Morse Company, through Max D. Josopbson, its general counsel, moved to dismiss tbe complaint npon the ground that aa botb tbe defendant and plaintiff were cltlicns of the State of New York, and it appeared upon the face of the complaint that the legal title to the copyright was in tho defendant, tho United Stales Court had no Jurisdiction. The motion came on to bo heard before Justice Lacombe over a week ago, and this morning tbe Judge handed down an opinion sustaining Mr. Josephaon'a contention and dismissing the complaint "OTTO HAUBRBACH'S MASTBHI'lECH." Otto iT.uerbAch. tho successful librettist and lyricist of many well known musical comedies. Including: "The Three Twins." "Madamo Sherry," "High Jinks," etc., etc.; has Just completed what no considers tbe best work of his career, entitled "Susl," an American adaptation of a Hungarian operetta which ran for tbrco years In Budapest. Tho production Is under tho management of Low Fields and is being staved by George Marlon. "Susl" will undoubtedly be the most preten- tious production ever launched by Lew Fields end tbe cast will include several prominent atames—~JogIe Collins. Connie Edlas. Mclvlllo Stuart, Alexander Clark. Robert Evett and Lou Iloarn. Jos. W. Stern & Co. will pub- lish a complete musical score of tho operetta, which contains several wonderful numbers; one In particular, entitled "Fascinating Nights," Is bound to cause a considerable rlnplo In tbe musical world Mr. Hauorbach regards It tbe greatest vocal number ho has ever turned out, and considering tho popu- larity ©: his "Every Little Movement.'^ this assertion will certainly make us rook forward to a wonder. "Susl" Is In active rehearsal, end will have Its premiere- In about two weeks. EDDIE LEONARD'S OVER-MGIIT S02IO HIT. Every now and then Eddie Leonard comes across with a real song hit, his latest suc- cess being "I Wish I Was Some Mttic Girlie's Beau," which he placed with his publishers, Jos, W. Stern ft Co, about ten days ago. On Sept. Ill, after his opening performance of the season, Hddle wired from tho Ma- jestic Theatre. Milwaukee, as follows: •"Wish I Was Some Little Girlie's Beau' biggest nit I ever had. Rigger than 'Mandy Ida Live Anyhow Until I Did,' all put to- gether. Bend me some copies as quick aa yo.i can. Bejid them here or to Chicago. Majestic. Milwaukee, this week; Palace, Chi- cago, next week. Eddie Leonard. " WITMABK, WARDLING8. Frank Mullane Is opening his new vaude- ville act with Eruest Ball's big ballad hit, "Roll On. Beautiful World, Roll On." Florence Illndley has re-entered tho vaude- ville Held, featuring "Independence Day In Wo. FOWDBR—ROVanmndORIoA^I Have been used by the prof,■»• aloa for SO years. Best than—they are the beat now. Send for Free sample*. CHA8.MEYER,107«,.l3lhlt,ll.y. r .iiH i nnv. i nnxwTfflra MEYERS MAKE-UP new novelty, entitled "Sortie." This number li is claimed will live Ion:; after tho tango crnio has vanished. Do Voo and Ln Mar just dropped in to •ay. " wo are closing our act with 'Peggy from Panama,' and It Is tho best number we have."' Do you know that Rllly Fogarty says "It's the Busy Little Boo That Gets tho Honey!" Well It Is Just so with him In Milwaukee this week, at tho Ornbciim. Ilnnley and Smith havo added another number to their act from the Craig Ellis catalogue, "It's tho Husy Little Bee That Gets tho Honey." According to all reports Roger Graham nan broken all past records selllnir sheet mustr. Jto"cr has nelrt tho highest record (or the Inst five years, and it la estimated that he has covered inoro territory than any other traveling music salesman. (Homebody aald lie was engaged, too. Wonder Who the lucky girl is?) PARKE, DANIELS * FRIEDMAN, INC. 'Eddie Doerr has been appointed profes- sional manager of tho Now York office, and will welcome his friends and demonstrate to them tho new songs of the Htm. Marshall Wells has boen appointed busi- ness manager of tho firm, while Clnudo Allen has been transferred to the company's offices In Chlrago to net aa profcsulonal manager of the Wostcrn district. Frank Tyler I>anlels Is making a tour ot the country In I he Interests of the firm, and is making a terrific record this week ln Pittsburgh on "In tho Palace of Dreams." Leo Friedman has Just returned to tho Chicago office from his vacation after a long rest and fishing trip In Wisconsin.' While en the trip he was Inspired to write one of the most beautiful molodtes of his career. This new song will bo published within the next three week*. The Columbia Phonograph Co., realising the national ballad hit. "In tho Palace or Drenms," have mado unusually attractive wlu- dow displays In every city of the country. Tbe Pittsburgh store reports a sale of over flro hundred records the first week. Bbbttia Fobotos, suiter of I-ady Beerbohfa Tree, arnvtd Sept. 23, bom London, to appear ln the William ailMte-Blanch. llatca-Warlr Horn combination, which will »hoTtijr produce "Diplo- macy." Miss Fordyce will ptsy tho part of Lady Fairfax, Max Landau's "whlitlcr's Barefoot Boy" has been given a route by tbe U. II. o. Mb, amp Mas. Faro Thokas were seen gall- vantln' onr Broadway last week. Both look as though Bay Shore was a good place to spend Summers. Fbank Mitchell now has Hazel Drownell playing opposite him In John 13. Hymer's "The Passenger Wreck" act Vhx Hickman Bros.' new "back stage" act. though a novelty that wUl "go," ap- peared too talky at the Harlem 0. 11. last week. Tub Sylphohas are presentinir their remark- ablv good xylophone offering on the Proctor time at present. One of the best tn its line. TOT Garden Citi Foub Is now a feature with James Galvln's "Two Masque- raders" show, on the W. V. M. A. time. Tlie act has been strengthened by the addition of Al. Green, baritone. Lou Eoelalah Is making too much money. Dot Levealettb and company is now tour- ing the South for tho Sam Massell Agency, of Atlanta, Ga. Matebellb Rothes and Cliff Anthony Just finished some Canadian TJ. B. 0. time, didn't care much about tbe table d'hotes they were forced to put away in order to took healthy, but were consoled because their offering did "blc" They will open on tbe W. V. M. A. time next month. Mb. and Mob. Fbed Thomas were seen gallvantln' oar Broadway last week. Both look as though Bay Shore was a good place to spend Summers. Blanche Colvin opened on the W. V. M. A. tune thin week. Blanche Is Just as gracefully wonderful when dancing aa when she was with "Three Twins" Hope Vernon bad such an "admirer" at a matinee at the Shubert in Utlca. N. Y., that be wrote me that Hope "Is the best soprano be has c-ver heard and her Imitation of a violin Is a peach." (I believe it, hat vrhy neglect Hope when gabbing on tbe fruit thing?) Edna Keblxt, now playing ln Melbourne, Australia, with tbe Alien Doone com- pany, is going to make a flying trip to New York ln January — give us tho "o-o" and then flee lack to Kangaroo- land to re-open an engagement ln April. Gertie Sutherland's New Act. Tho Gertie Sutherland company has launched n new travesty act, with a cast Including Anson Barker. John Hanley, Bud Mack and Miss Sutherland. Melody Four at Inn. The Melody Four (Southe, Senna, Levy and Tenner), after spending the Summer at Kelly's, Coney Island, have been engaged by Managers Lou Wilson and Ben Levy to add PRICES ALWAYS THE IAME TEIN' s MAKE-UP s HO WAR PRICES SOLD EVERYWHERE. Fifth Avenue, ln Brooklyn. Tommy Gbay r.as all over the place at odb time. Tom's coat was bulging with new songs and acts. Bettt Miller, also danced with some chicken—Felix Young. Eddie Hayes, of Hayes and Wynn, also played the role of a volunteer waiter. "Next week" has no charms for Eddie—it was booked. "TfBBY" Oaaaxar, "Boll" Lawbbncb and Davb Fox, accompanied at the piano by Irwin Dash, sang a few numbers—for love. It was strikln' three-somctblng when we blew away from the "greatest club ln the wolrld." Here Yoa Are, Girls. Bert A Lewis Is looking for a clever girl wbo can sing, talk and donee, for a recog- nized vaudeville act. Bert is a regular Clippeb caller and should get a bosket of applications before the week is out I OPT OF TOWN HEWS Baltimore. Md.—Ford's (Chsn. E. Ford, mar.) "Tbe I'howom Itlval" Sept- 28-Oct. 3. "Oleott" next. .... ArukiiEUT (Tunis Dem, mar.)—Mclnlyre and Heath 28 and week. Hazel Dawn, In "The De- butante." next. AuDiToaiBJJ.— Poll Players. In "The Wilthlng Hour," 28 and week. "The Man from Home" Colonial. —"llebecta of Stranybrook Farm" 28 and wrek. "Bringing Up Fatber" next. Holliiut St. —"The House of Mystery" 28 and week. _„ _ ■ _. ._ OArarrr.—The Tempters 28 and week. Girle from the Follies dpx<. • I'aucb (Wm. Ballast mgr.)—The Itoeeland Girls 28 and w»ek. The Bo»er Powy Girls next. Mabtuhd (Fred O. Shamburger. mar.)—'Bill 28 and week: Slone and Morgan, the LelghtoiM, Obrttlenae and [.anisette. Bophye Barnard. Rdw. Farrell and companj, Norcrons and Holilsworth, Lou Anger, Reynolds rod Donegan, and Meyako Bisters. , _,., _ . Nsw (Geo. Schneider, mgr.)—Bill 28 and week: Five Romeros. Howard Sloat and comnany, Ralph Boyhl and Mellen company, i'ork Chop Evsrs, Xlilcolm, snd Musette. ViCToiiA (Chaa. E. Lewis, mgr.)—For 28 and week: Frank Bash. Ibe King Four, Maglln, Eddy and Rot: Harry Iloutos and company. Red Raven Trio. Lillian Owyn. Ned Fltsfthbos, and Beatrice Tomer and company. Providence. R. I. —Opera House (Felix Wenilelwbaefer, mgr.) "Peg o r My Heart" Sept. 28 and week. ' - _„. ' KnTU'a (Ohat. Lorwiierz, mgr.)—Bill 28 and week: Creasy and Biji-, Al. Von TttaBF aatt Dorothy "ford, Mix Ilrown Pros., Craig and Will- iams, Bless and 'Wltcble, Zeda and Hart, and Walter James. Coloicial (A. O. Spink, mgr.)—"Siberia" 28 Westminstsb (Geo. CqIIIct, mgr.)—The Beaaty Parade 28 and week. _ Scanvio (Tom Slulgrew, togr.)—Tcnnle Pla7tts, Dorotby Thayer and company, and others era- BtrtLOca's (Parker Bark*, mgr.)—Vaodevlll* and plflarci. Union iChat. Allea, mar.)—For 28 and w«k: Brooks and Shaw Blatert, F.liryni Reaves and com- rany. the Four Jfaagaglnl's, and the Pepper Twins. Oaibtt, nunc, Nickbx, Emtus and Casino, pictures only. (Betnlck), Leo Edwards (Harris), Ben Ed- wards (Feist), George Edwards (Morris), Ed. Bdwarda (Feist, l'blla.l. Jack Edwards (CLiri'Ku). Every mothers son of thou very much "headwards I" Grace Note. — Joe Goodwin "Deogoxoa" beautifully. Popular Indoor Bport.—Cafe plugging. A NEW CAROLINA HVHBER. Grant Clarke and Jean Schwarts have m song that bears all the earmarks of becom- ing one of tbe biggest things of its kind. The title is "Back to the Carolina You Love," Performers are calling at the Watcrson, Ber- Ua & Snyder offices ln force for tho number. IRVING BERLIN'S LATEST. Possibly the two greatest songs that have been written by one of America's foremost song composers, Irving Berlin, has Juat been ■ eleased by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder. "I Want to Go Back to Michigan" and "He's a Rag Picker." The wise ones nave been pre- dicting for some time that this boy was written out, but "believe me," if these two numbers don't create some talk I miss my guess. TENNT BACK WITH MOIIIUS. Harry Tenny is back on the Job again with tbe Joe Morris Music Co., and wishes all his friends to call ln and see him or drop a line for the firm's latest material. LEAP HAS GOOD BVMBER. Glenn C. Leap bat Jnst finished a new number called "Made In America," that looks all the world like the goods. Glenn is working very bard on the number and thinks he has a cbance to put it over. ANOTHER FEIST RECORD. At the Palace Theatre, ln New Tork, last week tbe Feist house again made a record Id the number of songs on one bill. Five of the acts were using Feist numbers and all went over in the usual manner. That Korn- helser kid is some bustler, by gosh. "DEAR OLD GIRL" TAKEN TO COURT. That some "popular," aa distinguished from "operatic" tongs, live bo became really old, Is shown by the fight In the United States District Court over the song "Dear O'd Girl," tbe words of which were written by Itlchard Henry Buck and tbe music of which was coroyoted by Theodore Morse. This song waspubllthed In June, 1003, by the old Arm of Rowley, Havlland A Dresser, which, la June, 1804. went Into bankruptcy. Through various assignments tbe song and its copyright came into the bands of its present publisher, Theodore Mbrse Music Company. Several weeks ago the P. J. Howley Com- pany, who claimed to be the owner of the song by reason of purchase from the trusteo lu bankruptcy, of. tbe old Arm of Howler, Havlland 4 Dresser, brought salt to enjoin the Morse Company from the further pub- Dublin Town," which Is a tremendous hit for feat. Harry Bulger, who Is arranging a new act for vaudeville, will use a clcvor little comedy number entitled "Then He'd Put Another Hecord On." Mr. Bulger has a dozen extra verets to this song, all of which contain smn»blng good comedy. dpedden and Iilrson are featuring "All tho Girls Are Lovely By tbe Seaside" and "Bed, White and Blue." Ethel Stewart, of "Tho Maid from tho Orient" Co., has Just added "Harmony Buy" to her repertoire. The Essex Mixed Quartette, appearing at tbe lorty-fourth Street Music Hall, Is fea- turing "Mother Maclirce" and "The Itlvcr Shannon," In the great 111m production, "Ireland a Nation." Grace Fischer has Just entered vaudeville, after a long run at Lorber's. Her fcaturo song is "The Bed, White- and Blue," which "was eo successfully Introduced and still being used by Geoorge MacFarlane- Keystone Quartette aro making a big lilt in vaudeville with "Independence Hay ln Dublin Town." RICHMOND NOTES. Charlotte Taylor, prima donna of tabloid stock, at the Cecil Spooncr Theatre, Bronx, Is making a tremendous hit with "You Aro tbe Boss of My Heart," and is already ask- ing for another ballad as good to follow It up with. Charlotte must hato this song? Gertrude Cogut certainly Is making tho hit of her Ufa with "You Aro the Itoso of My Heart," as was proven at tho Ht. James Theatre and the Orpbeum, at Boston. Ger- trude certainly puts this number over In grand style. Charlotte Leslie, at Keith's Union Square, Ming ber way into tho hearts of tho patrons of this house with "You Are the Uoso of My Heart." Great things aro expected of Charlotte and the wise ones predict that alio will be a topllner before long. Lew Hilton, with the American Beauties, Is a sensation with "What Did Borneo Hay to Juliet?" A dozen encores I* tbe least ho takes at any performance with this novelty sensation. Joe Watson, with tbe Happy Wldowi Co., at Miner's Btonx, stopped the show at every performance with "flow Is Everything By You. All Right, Br Mo Is All Itlgbt, Too." O'Brien, Dennett and Glcsler are cleaning np with "I'm Looking for a £bady Tree," as are also Knight and llaymond, with tbe fety same number. CRAIG ELLIS DOINGS. Thekaa Belyea la using a special danoe number this week at tbo Congress, and it Is said that Mies Belyea Is ono of the most graceful dancers toot has yet delighted tbe audiences of tbe Congress ibis season. She I>resonted a gentle surprise to her admirers ast SGonday evening when sho put on a The Music Publishers' Official Organ. 6 SURE FIRE PARODIES ON LATEST SONG HITS, $1 ■» 'heat Von Flay In th« Game of I,»tp. Yoa're Here and I'm Ilrre. By tbe Seat. Callflaral* and Wan. ' Dancing Around. Prar V Mr Hears A High Classnedlew, comprising ilr* Popnlartowg lilts, nor-. Uet tjala—It's good Address BAUNETT & I'YLR, 6?7 W. 103d lit.. New Tork OUT OF TOWN HEWS Hartford, Conn,—Parsons' (H. 0. Parsons, mgr.) 1'rluiroao * Wllaou'j Mluitrels Sept. 110, HO, ••Marl" Oct. 1-3, "The Thing* That Otmot" 8-7. Pvu's IW. I). Ascougb, mar.)—roll Players, ln "Tbe World and Ills Wife," Hopt. 118 and west, OsAHD (Moo Meaning, lugr.)—The Winning Wlitows 28-IIO, (he I'rlso Winners Oct 1-3, I'ai.aua (Tlios. II. Oulleu, mgr.)—Hill Sept. 28, SO; "Mix Water Miles." Will J. Wirl sud coin- i>anr, Oei,a C'uryll, Howard snil Mnson, Bdgar Ilxley, Mai Kaatnuin. IaiuIs Htour, llealey and Ailaina, William Powell, Zella Notion, and Hnydei and Buckley, Htimnu (W. A. True, tugr.)—feature films are mooting willi much favor at. this beautiful now theatre. PsiNcass, Obowm, Rmi'Ibb and IUbtvobo, pic- tures only. Sew Haven, Conn.—Hyperion (Louis I- Fosse, mgr.) tbo tto?k oumpsny presents "Hecret (Service" week uf Scut. 28. I'oli'm (Oliver O. KUwsr.K mar.)—Dill 28- I'.ii : "Tbe Auto Ilandlt," Hally snd Noble, Mme. Dorla'i dcy», Joliusuo and Iiwn, Lorna Duane, and Belgian art. for Oct. 1-3: Tu* Mystic IUr.l. Mollle Hart company, Han Uurke and Wonder (llrln, Chuuncvy Monroe and cunspjuy, l.uclaua Lucca, anil Henley and Adams. IlkfOD (llugcno Wilson, mgr.)—Vaudeville ami plclures. IsKW TIHBATHIB. A permit for a nen thealro building, lo be erected on Troude Street by Nathan Uordna an I M. Schoolman, baa been Issued. Tho estimated cost la (182,000. Urouml has already been broken, and the bouse la exueoted to be ready by Jan. I. NOT*. Til a Khutert Theatre Is nesrlng completion, and expected to open about Hov. 1, Wntprlmry, Conn. — Poll's (A. Vannl. mgr.)—bill for Kept, 28-30; Louise Mayo, l.uekr ami Yost, Deinareat and Cbatot, Wm. Powell and company, Kenny and Mollis, and "In Old Tyrol." Kor Oct, 1-3: Darnelly, Colter and Bouli'er, Pat fitromherg. Desperado anil company, Knillsb and liawtliorne, and Six llanjophlends. This house, renovated for the gall and Winter season, la •bowing the Strand war series as speelsl feature. Jac«uis' (It. gbeelian, mgr,)—'Auto Olrla week of 28. I.uiw's (II. Carroll, wit .) — Vaudeville and pic- tures. Opening week drew large bouiea. Bill 28-30: VA Cleve, Hartley and Pecan. Itossell's Minstrels, "When Wc Ormr Up," Tom Mabonry and Kd. Zorller Trio. Kor Oct. 1-3: Ju«- gllng De Olale, Smith and farmer. Oscar ter- rain*, J. it, Kminett and company, Olareue* Wil- bur, anil Bllsle ullberl and company. OaSDUf, Scsmo, Pxikoms, Aliuuubs, Stib and Colonial, pictures only. Rounnoa Tli.tMN and the Princess ['layers will shortly return lo (he Prince**. New Tors. If. H. raaxas has secured tbo right* to a new play, "A Woman rf To-day," by Elisabeth Hull and Frances Whl(choline, Annum 0. MoaiLANn, on behalf of Obarlos W. Youiiir. lias presented to the New York Lodge of Klka the first apron worn by Ueorgo W. Thompson. first nailed ruler of No. 1, at the funeral ser- vices of Jnmas W. Unganl, July 10, 1870. SPEARMINT GUM Ml Ave pa/iu for a dime at fairs, eto. w» sell It to rra at one cant par pack. IIBUUT 69., Broadway, ClaelSBaa, 0.