The New York Clipper (October 1914)

October 3 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 15 NEXT WEEK'S BILLS. V. B. O. TIME. Oct. 5-10. ATTJUWA. 0A.—FOESYTHE: Blekel A Watson A ^5erilnfc Animals—Ttuve Mifconl Bros.— Three Orelghton 81»ters—Herschel Hendler— B»j Monde—Stuart A Donahue—The West- mans. nnoOKLFN. N. Y.—(PKOSTECT: Corelll ft FR GUMte—Von Tilser A N«rd—Ths Lsngdous __FTVlng Msrrlns—Edwin George—Minnie DuprtTl Co.—Hawthorne * laglls. nHOOKLYN. N. T.—BOBHWICK: Harris A May- SBC W-Holland A Thornton—Mie West— Delro—Sylvester 3chseirer. nrtOOKLSN. N. Y.—OByBEOM! "Beintl '■ ODlrflUn. Deep"—Moore ft Yates—Nora B Ji._iWe»ton 4 Leon—S.yons ft Yosco— Dilnty Msrle. tunrFALO—SHEA'S: The Meyikoe Trio—Mack A <irtb—Bnrmi & Lynn—Billy Bouncer—Dooley A Bnjel—Blanche Ring A Co. BALTIMOBB—MARYLAND-: Moran A Wlaer— ■"ST batt A Bro—Ml Belle A Billet—Mid- ler A Stanley—Lambert]—Mhrshsll Mont- •oocv Dluoocd A Brenntn—Allan Dlna- tairt A Co.—B. L. Goldeberg. niRMIVGHAM. ALA. — OBPHETJM: Fled T. B BoVterV A Co.—Frits A Lucy Brucb—Nor- cross A Holdiworth—Howsrd A McOuie— Splssell Bros. A Mac*—Smith. Cook A Bran- don—Le Hoen & Dnpree. BOSTON —KEITH'S: Hymick — Mirle Dorr- Chris Richards—Colllni A Hart—Cataleno A Peony—Levering Oo. CINCINNATI—KEITH'S: Hartman A Varady— Ceoelta Wright—Chas. Thompson—Gould A A ,i!ej—Walleastein A Fredy. OOLUMBTJS, 0.—KBTJH'8: "Colonial Diys"— Bran A Lee—Julia Curtla—Bert Fitiglbbon— TYm. Thompson A Oo.—McCortnlck A Irving —Dainty English Trio. CLEVELAND—KEITH'S: Chas. Grapewln ft Co. Juliette—"'Scenes from Grind Open—Joan 4 Wtnale Henoinrirr-Wllls A Hassan—Walter C KeBy—Parilto A Fabrlto. CHARLESTON. B. 0.—VIOTOMA. First Half: Newell A dlost—Revolving CoUins—Brown, Deloore A Bron-n—Ourxon Slaters—Shirley Bates A Oo. Last Hart: Schooler A Dick- inson—Bond A Casaon—duller, De Toy A Prince—La France & Bruce. CHATTANOOGA, TENN.—MAJESTIC: Millet * Shelby—Baiter A La Condi—Little Lord Robert—Broadway Foot —Aerial Lafayette*. DSFROIT—TEMPLE: Ed. Morton—Edwin Bte 1 Ten* A Co.—Odlva—Kremki Bros.—Howard A Simon—Moneta Flie—BerUa Oxelgbton A Oo.—Josephine Darli. KBIE PA.—COLONIAL: The Bradi—Those Three Glria—Clark A McOullongh. rOBT WAYNE, EO).—TEMPLE. Flrit half,; Karllor. A Kilfford—Kanmerer A Howland— Potts Bros. A Oo.—Alh A Shaw—Eight For- get-Me-Nots. Last haK: Pantser Duo— Guerro A Carmen—L«Ua DiTla A Oo,—Kim- berty A Moot— Ohlck A Chlckleuu GEAND BAPIDS. JHOH. — COLUMBIA: Bert Lory--The Turners—Three Lelghtons—Lew A Slollle Banting—John A Emma Biy—Bice, Sully A Scott. HARRISBCBGH. PA.—QRi'HEUM: Toney ft Nor- man—Franklyn A linen—Herman Seits— Plerlot A Scbofield—ililton A Dc Long Sh- uts. HAMILTON, CAN.—TEMPLE: Hie Eleanor Bill —"Aurora of Light"—Chief Tendcrhoa— Tate's "Fishing"—'Billy McDermott. INDIANAPOLIS—KEITH'S: Lane A O'Doonell —Burna, Kilmer A Grady—"A Telephone Tangle"—Bajmond A OaTerly—Louite Qal- leway A Co. INDIANAPOLIS—LYBIO. First hiM: Momahaa A Dolly—Welser A Beeser^—Willy Zlmmer- inas—Dick Fttagerald—Four Lesters. Last Hfif: La Tell Bros.—Edith Hiney—"I Died" Bea Smith. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.—OBPBEOM: Porter ft SuBlYin—Enrico—Little Lard Roberta—Mr. A Mrs, Hugh Bennett—Mario ft Duffy— Morln Slaters. I0lI8VrLLE—KEITH'S: Grace Dunhsr Kile ft Co.—Great Howard—Lew Dockstider—Irene A Gobble Smith—Conroy ft Models—Comfort ft King—The Yonngers. LAFAYETTE, HMD.—FAMILY. First half: Bal- lon Bros.—Bea Smltt>—Leila Da»ls A Co.— Klraoerlj ft Mohr—Six Russian Dancers. Lait half: KarltoD ft KliiroM—LaogaUn'* Dogs—Lucie A Fields—Potts Bros. A Co.— Crelghtoo Bros. A Belmont. LOGAMSPOST, IND.—COLONIAL. First Half: Marshall A Comfey—Edith Haner—I'antwr Duo. Last Half: Balou Bros.—Dick Flts- geraU—Fred Wayne ft Co. MONTREAL, CAN.—ORPHEOM: Adler A Arllr* —Johnstone ft Wells—Bedford ft Winchester —Burke A McDonald—Litnbert ft Ball- Marie Fltieibboo. N. Y. CITY—PALACE: Joan Sawyer ft Oo.— Rlgoletto Bros Jos Welch—W. 0. Fields— Franklyn AideB ft Ox—Bum Roye—•Mr. ft Mrs. Jimmy Barry—the Gaudsmits. ». Y. OITY—ALHAMBBA: The Migleys—Mc- Lellin ft Oarson—"8chool Playground"^ Harry B. Lester—Hoadint—Geneflere War- ner A Co.—Morton A Austin. K. Y. CITY—HAMHBRSTEIN'3: Willie Weston A Co.—Obrp A Marhle—Bessie Wynn—Bunny Griy—Oipt. Lewis Ssrcho—Hoey A Lee— Hodcklna A Hammond—Booney A Bent—Mr. A Mrs. Mirk Murphy—Aorseina—Morelind— Joe Kenny. H. Y. CITY—EOIAL: Max A Mabel Ford—Cow- hoy Minstrels—Nit M. Wills—La Toy Broa.— Van A Schenck—Gallagher ft Oarlln—Ade- laide A Hughes—Lottie Collins. N. Y. CITY—COLONIAL: Giber t Belling-» Creasy A Dayne—Vandlnofl A Loule^—Morton A Glass—Eyan A Tlerney—Mr. ft Mrs. Gar- ter De Hares—Dooley A Sales. NORFOLK. VA.—COLONIAL: First half: Nana —Charles Weber. Last half: Salon Singers —Edith A Eddy Adair. NASHVILLE. TaNN.—PRINCBS3: "Foluei of Broadway." OTTAWA, CAN.—DOMINION: Alexander Kids— Les Jundta^—"Squaring Acounte"—Elisabeth Otto—Leo Curillo. PROVIDENCE—KEITH'S: "The Bride Shop"— Keno A Mayne—Mafa Loyal A Co.—Mullen A Ooojan—Wobb A Boms—Farrell Taylor Trio—Oliiro Kummer—Lawrence A Hnrl Fills. PHILADELPHIA—KEITH'S: Connolly ft Wen- rich—Vilerie Bergerc A Co.—WUlle Bros.— Three Lyres—Corio A Dlnsa—Joe Jiekson —Lender Plcturce— BeUe Biker—Klutlng's Animals. PITTSBURGH—GRAND 0. It.: Ohrtetlenne ft I-oulset—Brooks A Dowen—Olauae A Finnle Usher—Two Carlton*—"Lawn Party"—The Volunteers—Cummlnga and Gladylsgs. ROCHESTER—TEMPLE: Nellie V. Nichols — Kingston A E*cer—Angelo Patrlcola—Harry Hrooks A Oo.—Billy B. Tan A Co.—The Kramers—BUI Pratt—Sottcn, Mclotyre * Sutton. BIOHMOND, VA.—LYRIO. First half: Salon Singers—Edith A Eddy Adair. Lilt half: Nana—Ohas. Weber. RICHMOND IND.—NEW MURRAY. First Half: Wilson A Aubrey—Estelle Wordette ft Co. - Laoghlln's Dogs. Last dlalf: Bomalne— Howe A Howe—Cooper ft Bleardo—Mareene ft Dalton Brothers. SYRACUSE—GRAND: Heath ft MlUershlp— Stelner Trio — Lee ft Cranston — Burton Holmes' Pictures—"Fixing the Furnace." ftCRANTON. PA.—POLTS: Perctra Sextette— Carlton A DaTls— "Msklng the Monies"— Harry sad Era Puck—WUlle Hale A Bro. SPRINGFIELD, if ASS.—t'OLI'S: Tally A Mayo SAVANNAH, oA.—BIJOU. First half: Schooler A Dickinson—Bond ft Caason—AlUler, De Toy A Prince—La France A Brace. List half: Newell ft Host—Rewiring Collins—Brown, Delmore ft Brown—Onrson Sisters—Shirley Bates ft Co. TORONTO. CAN SHEA'S: "Pekln Mysteries"— Flanagan ft Edwards—Stuart Barnes—Char- lotte Raienscroft—Ford ft Allison—Hirry neresford A Oo.—Ioleen Platers. TOLEDO. O.—KEITH'S: Hopkins Sisters—Arnant Bros—Jarrla A Harrlsoo—MIKon Pollock ft Co.—Riy Samuels—Woods A Woods Trio. DnOA, N. T SITUBBRT: Bcglna sjornelll ft Co.—Keny ft Gilrln—Society Bads—Wiley ft Ten Eyck. WASHINGTON—KEITtt'S: Nine White Bosun —Eddie Foy A Co.-^Jane Connolly ft On.— Ilisel Cox—Marine Bros. A Bobby—.Weber A Capitols. WlLMSJfGTON, DEL. — GARRIOK: Pepplno— Chung Whi Fottf—Trevltt'a MlllUry Dogs, ORPUEtM CIRCCIT. Oct B-10. CALGAEY AND REOINA. OAN (Split 1: Rlggs A TCltchle^—Elphye Snowden—Martin Van Bergin—Hunting A Frances—Ernie Potts A Oo. DULTJTH—OBPHEU'.M: Ray Conlln—Asahl Quin- tette—H. B. Martin—Alexander Bros.—Chas. Howard ft Co.—Oarroell A Harris—Corbett, Sbeppard A Donovan. DBS MOINES — ORPHEUM: Thomas ft nail— Mine Cerrara A Co.—Clnrk A Verdi—De Haven A Nice—H. hi. Zatelle A Co.—Ernie A Ernie. DENVER—OBPHEUM: Trans-Atlantic Trio— Oormley A Catfery—"The Lady"—Marie A Billy Hart—Duffy A Lorenxe— Will Rogers— Hess Slaters. KANSAS CITY. MO.—ORPTTEUM: "Neptune's Garden"—Altboff Sisters—Wsrd, Bell A Ward—Ed. Hayes A Co.—One Seehacks— John Gelger—Kramer A Morton—Williams A Wokfus. LINCOLN, NEB.—ORPHBUM: Whirry Lewli Quintette—Alleen Stanley—^The Moaarts— Marga De La Rose—Bins Linne Girls. LOS ANGELES. QAL.—OilPREUM: Cols ft Denahy—^Relsner A Gores—Wildemere, Young A Jacobs—Arnold Daly A Co.—Merrill ft Otto—Frank Wilson—Frincls McGinn ft Co. —Bolind A Holtc. MILWAUKEE—MAJESTIC: Princes* Rajah- Bell Family—Anns Chandler—Ohas. Yale A Co.—Herman Timbers—Cameron Sisters— Netlna ft Erwood—£oltl Duo. MEQfPfTIS — OttPHEUM: "Wrong From the Start"—Zerlho's Dors—Kirk A Fogarty— Annie Kent—The Band! Us—Ohas. F. Semen— Durjree A Dupree. HINNEAFOUS—OBFHEUat: Alfred Bergen— Aim Traskcr A Co.—Eocene Trio—Hilda Morris—El Bey 8lsters—Gardiner Trio — Plator ft Glascr. NEW ORIGANS—OBPHETOf: Mr. ft Mrs. Doo- Slas Crane—Ellnore A WUUama—Kajlyama— [cOhsneU A Simpson—Jtmei Oollen—Tanap Chief. OMAHA—ORPHEUM: LsI Mon Ktm—Ayon Coea- edy Four—Mrs. Frederick Bond A Co.—TrlxM Filganxi—Pillenoers>* Bears—Lorahmonds. OAKLAND, OAL.—ORPBETJM: Kathryn Dorkln —Alexander A Scott—Six American Dancers— Hsrry Tsoda—The G risers—Hennlne Shone ft Co.—Bums ft Bert—Hans Kronold. ST. PAUL—ORPHF.UM: Mile Asorla ft Co.— Fred Kornaa—Saotly A No.-toi—Jack A Forhs—Minnie Allen—Johnny Johnston A Co. SIOUX CITY, IA.—ORPHEUM: "The Bedheads" —Lewis A Bossell—John A Mae Burke— Woodman A Livingston—Imhof, Conn ft Co- retne—Bertie Ford—Thomas ft Hall. ST. LOUIS—COLUMBIA: Mercedes—Tints Daly —Laddie CltnT—Chalwick Trio—Australian Woodcboppers—London, Lucler A Oo,^Jat- row—MacRae A Clegg. SALT LAKE CITY—ORPHEUM: Miller A Lyles —Josephine Dnnfee—Hayward, Stafford A Co.—Jones A Sylvester—Natalie A Ferrari— John Blfglna. SEATTLE, WASH.—ORPHEUM: Lockett ft Wlldron—Claude OoUeo—Lydell. Rogers A Lydell—'White A Jason—Three Types—Adair ft Adair—-Moore ft Littleneld. SACRAMENTO. STOCKTON AND SAN JOSE, OAL.—(Spilt): "Act BeaotlfhT'—Burkhart ft White—Finn ft Finn—Kramer ft Patterson —Ismed—i' Tne Besutles." SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. — ORPHEUM: O'Brien, Havel ft On Joe A Lew Conoer—Osssstt Gil- Ilncwster A Co.—five MetsetUs—Ashley ft Canflcld—Cbas. Aheirn ft Oo.—Stan Stanley Trio—Mack ft Orth. •AN DIEGO. OAL—ORPHEUM : Three Hlckey Bros.—"Matinee Girls"—JByrd Frost Crowell —Hlnes ft Fox—Ohas. McGoods ft. Co. WINNIPEG, OAN.—ORPHEUM: Ward ft Oollen —Trswato—Gertrude Hoffman A Co.—Libby ft Barton—(Billy "Sweed" Hall. To the New Generation of Ballad Singers Th', OLD ONES KNOW Did you ever stop to think for a moment that you seldom hear of a NEW SINGER making a NAME for themselves, or becoming famous through singing ballads? Do you remember such winners as Helen Mora, Imogene Comer, J. Aldrlch Libby, Julia Mackey, Anna Whitney Lottie Ollson, Johnnie Carrol, Johnnie Curran, and other well-known names that became famous almost over night through one song. Because these artists in former years sang ballads that were SUITED TO THEIR VOICES AND ABILITIES they won fame. This has not been the case with most of the latter day vocalists through circumstances over which we had no control. Why not now become famous and make a name for yourself by singing a Chas. K. Harris ballad ? There Is an open field, and the best song can win out, and you can start now by singing Mr Harris' new ballad entitled: I WONDER WHO'S NEXT IN YOUR HEART k *■»..-.. All Up-to-date Ballad Singers are requested to write in for new ballads that are always in preparation, and in this way keep ahead of the times. TO CABARET singers Why wait until a song is old and you have a request for It. Give your patrons new songs; get talked about as always having new stuff, so that you yourself will always be in demand. Your copy is ready. Published by CHAS. K. HARRIS, The famous Author of After the Ball COLIIBU THBATRB BUILDING, I. ¥. C, 47th and BROADWAY MJ5YKK COHEN, Mgr. PAXTAGCS' CIRCUIT. Oct. B-10. CALGARY, CAN.—PANTACKS': Claire Rawson ft Co.—Creole Rartlme Orchestra—Arthur WhlUaw—iMoOonnell A Nlcmeyer^—Great Hir- rahe. EDMONTON, CAN.—PANTAGES': Edrir Atchi- son Ely A Oo Staley, BIrbeek A Co.— Jos. Lanlgan—Qulnn A Mitchell—Three Kray- tons. LOS ANGELES, OAL.—PANTAGES': 'Tilr Co- Eds"—sMssavsai String Quintette—Kltner. Hsynes A Montgomery—Casse A La Tour— Home ft Preston. OAKLAND, CAT..—PANT"AGES' (Opens Sunday): Wood's Animals—"Night Hawks"—Oulnlaa A Richards—Itotella A Roxelli—Palfrey, Bar- ton A Brown. PORTLAND. ORE.—(PANTAGES 1 : "Kingdom of Dreams"—Cornell, Oorley Co.—Acme Four—■ Kelley A Oatlln—Early A Lalght—Gray * Peters. SEATTLE, WASH.—PANTAGKS : Eleven Min- strel Maids—Isabel Fletcher A Co.—Hugo Lntgens—Erwood A Snow—Leon A Adeline Sisters. SPOKANE, WASH. — PANTAGES' (Opens Sun- day) : Lander Stevens A Co.—Bruce Richard- son A Oo.—York Trio—Prince A Deerle— login A Geneva. SAN FRANCISCO, OAL—PANTAGES' (Opens 8undny): Pony Moore A Co.—WinrUch ft Poore— Cbogau ft Cox—Gilbert Qlrard—Lo-ve ft Wilbur. SAN DIEGO. CAL.—PANTAGES': Stanley Sem- inary Girls—'WlllurU Hutchinson Oo.—Antrim A Vile—four Soils Bres.—Jamei Brockmann. SALT LAKE, UTAH.—PANTAGES' (Opens Wed- nesday) : Lucille Mulhall ft Oo.—"Dolly's Dolls"—Paris Green — Held Sisters —Van- Odd. TAOOitA. WASH.—PANTAGES': Musical Jtrre- Etles—Wllllsm Shilling ft Co.—Belle Trio— Sllber A North—Slivers Oakley. VANCOUVER, CAN.—PANTAGES': Teddy Ite- Namara A Oo.—Titanic r—Saunders ft Von Kunts—Rosdell Singers—LockarU ft Laddy. VICTORIA. CAN.—PANTAaES': AUsky's Ha- wallane—Link, Rohluscn ft Co.—Henry ft Harrison—Work A Play—Vestoff Trio. WINNIPEG. CAN.—PANTAOBS': Maurice Sam- uels A Co.—Oxford Trio—Kartell ft Ksao— Dnnlay ft Merrill—Reed's Dogs. LOEW CIRCTJIT. Oct. 5-10. CHtcACO—McVICKEB'H: Swain's Rata ft Oahf —five Melody Mai da A a Mao—Bennett A Hurley—Ford's DnncUe Review — Ronnie films E. CUve A Oo.—Ohnde A Marlon Cleveland--Landry Bros.—Delmore A lights— Fltaysrald ft AJhlon—Bert Davis—Libby BloodeB. CHICAGO—COLONIAL. Jrrwt half: Torn Nawn * Co.—Qemar'a Models—Theo. Tenny—Wm. Umpe A Co.—Church City. Poor—Young nackensdimldt A Co. Last half: Orpheus Comedy Four—Too Nawn ft Co.—The Bowg Festival—Kumry, Boesch ft Bobtnaon—Fred Dupres. OHIOAOO—AMEBICJAIK. First half: Hercnlano g latent—fltzvimnwoa ft Cameron — Baron l.tebler—Dixon, Bowers A Dtion—Werden A Oearla — Mingesn Troupe. Last half: De Lisle ft Vernon—Llla McMlllin A Co.—Brady A Vshoney—Bessk's CockatoM—Three Loret- tas—Edwirds Bros. OHIOAOO—BMPRWwl. First half: De Llile ft Vernou—Llda McMillan A Co.—Brad* A Ma- boner—Bessie's Oochstoos—Three Lorettss— Edwards Broa. List half: Hercoltrio Slslers —Flttalmnvons A CsuBcron—Dixon. Bowers A Dixon—Baron Llciter—Werden A Oesrln— Usngesn Troupe. CHICAGO—WILLARD. Flrat Hah": Fred Dn- prea — Kunry. Boesch A Robinson — Fonr Carters — Wllbur-UirringtonChoWiy — The Todd-Nards. Last Hilf: Ben Jerome ft Oo.— Church City Four—Csjnllle's Dogs. OBIOAaO—STAB. First «alf: The Song Flesti- vsl—Carallle's Dogs—Masons * Mslone—An- sel A Doriin. List Hilf: Five Yoscirys— Mr. ft Mrs. Bennett—AsikL DETROIT—NATIONAL: Herminy's Cats A Dogs —bldfleld A Drew—George Yeoman— Musone A MsBone—Monohin A Monobiu—Buckley A Moore—Chas. Tenia A Oo. SBSINOFIXLD, ILL.—GAIETY. First half: Or- pheus Comedy Toa —Ls Rose A O'Brien— fir. A Mrs. Bennett—Asakl—Snntey Broa, Last half: Germar'e Models—Theo. Tennr— Anne Hamilton A Co.—Malonc A Milone. routo JlvIsob; Supplemental List—Received Too Lata for Claislucratlon. "Adele"—New Orleans, La., 28-Oct. 8. "Broken Boaary, The/'—Dablnaky Bros."—Bur- lington, la., Oct 4, What Cheer 0, Uarsbslltown H Chauneey-Kelffer Co. (Fred Cbanncey, rogr.)— Lebanon, Pa.. M-Oct. «, Bloomsburg 5-10. Dawn, Hazel—"Baltimore 5-10. / '■ "Dummy, The"—Syracase, N. T., 28-30. x •■Dnnasy. The"—O. O. H., New torft. Oct. 5-10. Ewlng, Gertrude (Wm. N. Smith, mgr.)—Caddo, Okli., Oct 6, Wblteaboro, Tex., 7, Sanger 8, Gainesville 9, Wichita Fails 10. Eddlngs, Georgtina, Co. — (Correction)—Naeyoo, 111., 28-Oct. 3. "Freckles"—Indianapolis Oct. 1-3. Flake, SIra.—>Indlanipolls 6-7. "Governcr'a Boss, The"—Indianapolis Oct. 1-3. Omnlvan Dramatic Oo.—Hudson, Mich., 28-Oct. .1. Cordlnle.- Bros.' Stock—(Correction)—OosevlUe, III., 28-Oct. 8. Gcmrd Stock—Grand Islind, Neb., 28-Oet. S. "Hanky Pinky"—New Orleans Oct. 4-10. ?• Hosted Stock—Bittle Greek, Mich., Oct. 411. t "Kismet"—Syrscnse. N. Y., Oct. 1-8. .'■ Krrk Stock—PU Huron, Mich., 28-Oct. 8. Lorrilne. Mcs. Com. Oo.—So. Bend, Ind., Oct. 4, Indefinite. "Lore, Tke"—Hartford, Conn., Oct. 1-8. La Porte, Mae (Joe McEnroe, mgr.)—ML OUead, O., 28 Oct. 8. "Mrs. Wtggs of the Cabbage Patch"—Indianapo- lis 28-30. Mclntyre A Heath—Bilthnore 28-Oct. 8. Murphy's Ocmedlini (Bert Melville, mar.)—Fay- eticvlUe, Ark.. 28-Oct. 3, Gilmer. Tex.. 5-lu. Ferry, Augusta. Stock—Danlelson, Conn., 28-Oct. 8, So. Manchester 5-10. Post, Gay Bates— lodlanspolls 28-Oct 3. "Poor Little Rich Girl, The'—So. Bend, Ind,, Oct 1. "Bebeeca of frannybrook Farm"—Baltimore 28- Oet. 8. Shernnn Kelly Co.—Winona, Minn., 28-Oct. 3, Austin 6-10. Stewart, May, Co. (J. B. CUoe, mgr-)—-Union City, Ind., Oct. «. OrsenvUle. O., 7, Van Wert 8, Huntington, Ind., 6, Ft. Wsryne 10. "Things That Count"—Hartford, Coon., Oct 5-7. Texas Ranger Co.—Gloria, N. Mex,, 28-Oot 3, Carlsbad 5-10. " Within t he Law"—St Paul. Minn., Oct. 4-10. i a s COBDRN MINSTRELS WRECKED. The train carrying tlo members of the J. A. Coburn Minstrels was In collision Bent. 20 In the Bis h'our yards, Cincinnati, with a switch engine. Among those reported as Injured are: Joe Mcoalre, Archlo Milton. Henry Whitman, Everett Oann, Cuitlo Mc- Carthy, Qearre Mackey, Lester l.nnu, Nick glynn, Cbarlea Gano. William Ciiurcb. Trios. Post, Carl Helman. George GoeU and Will- iam Porter. Tbe Lebanon erjcaieraaat bad to be cancelled. ■ "GET ACQUAINTED"! Wm. Fox hae published "Get Acquainted Coupons" 1b some of the local pipers, ea- t! Ulrjg the holder to a rebate on tbo priee of •rats In tbe Academy of Music, Now York, where the triple policy ls In effect. — s ELFIE IN CEYLON. Blrle Fay writes from Ceylon, India, Anr. 15, (hat she leaves for England Aug, 17, anJ would arrive tbcre Bept. 10. - 4 « » METIGETl LEAVES PROCTOR. After serving F. F. Proctor for twelve years as a theatre treasurer, Frederick Metsger re- signed from tbst office list week. «»» CartaiH Soaonos. sea diver, win appear at Bsaxsnentein'a, week of Oct, 8. BREEZY BITS. ROUTE LIST VAUDEVILLE *ATafknr¥ar i g5 , _ _ When n» dnte la .\UlRfc«",, VC n, the week of Sept. 28-Oct. 11 la, represented. Acme Four, I'nntasrej'-, Tacoma, Waih. Adler. Jeanetle, A O., Kmiiresa, Obicago, Oct. 1-8. Ailelaldc A IliigUrs, Prosneet. Bkln. Adler A Arllne, Nlve.n'a. Toronto. Can. Ahearn, Charlie. Ondictmt, San Fnn., Cat,, 28- Oct. 10. Ah Ling Foo. Onlorrlal. Plilla.. Oct, 1-3. Alvln, Yankee Rube, City Point, Mass., Indefinite ALOHA TWINS niSZnZ** FeaturlnR their Wonrlerfiil liurcfent llnla-llnla Dnncca With Jean Bedlnl's "Mischief Makers" This Season Ah'lne Trmtpe. BurTilh Bill-Sells-Floto 8bow». Alvln. Peter IT., Orphetmi, Mlnnespolls, AUsky's llswnllajii, Pantagra', Vancouver, Can. AlrxnnOeT A Hrown, Majeatle. Houston, Tex. AkiaiKler Ivlda, Orplicuni. Montreal, Can. Alvln A Kenny. Orywlik, iltlwatikee. "All For a Kids." IIIJou, Bay City, Mich., Oct. 1-3. ALLEN & FRANCIS Orlcrlnnt flrnteaqne Charsieter Dancers Almond. Torn A Kdltli, Colonial, Haverhill, Mass., American' it Iris (3), Or)>hcuui, Hancock, Mteh., Oct. 1-3, Anibler Urea. (H>. Mijcullc, Dallas. Tex. Auierlcnn Oomeily Four, Houlevsrd, M. t. C, Oct, 1-3. Amine, Orphram, Peoria, III., Oat 1-3. Aawrlenn WhlrlwliKl" (7), Olympic, BnsTalo. Andertoii A Oolnos, BmpwviR, Senltle, Wish. Ansel A Dorian, Gaiety. Si>rlii«llolil, III., Oct 1-8. Antrim A Vale, Pantagea, l.na imelea, Cal. Anger, Lou, Maryland, llulllinore. Anderson A Kvans. Houlevnrd, N, Y. 0., 28-30; Liberty, Kkln., Oct. 1-3. Anderson « Hurt, St. Jnines'. Boston, Oct. 1-3. Arcltcr. Adele, Hipp., N. Y. a, Indefinite. IlfRARt Fred J. Ardath & Co. Hooked Solid U. Fl. 0. Tl in? . THOS. HB PATRICK, l'alltrt, Tlicnt re yidg., S.V.O Arniatrnng 41 Manly, Fxnpress, Ksnsns Pity. Mo. AntMttronif A Ford, Rinpreaa, fnl t Lake Ulty. U. Aydath, I'red J.. A Oo., Keith's, Clnclrmntl. Aide)I. Ftnnklyn, l'rm|iect, llkln. Anonlroiuc t'layors, Temnjg, Hamilton, Can. GRACE ARMOND MAKINO 'IUI LAUGH Oaaara navMoi.na stirls the Orrhenm time la October.- Mia* llaynolda will have a complete new wardrobe, and new numbers specially written for her. I/mo, Citanow Ann Gnsnf playing United time in Michigan. Tbe girls are doing lino according to reports. Miuaica Bivubis has been rehearsing his let, "A Dsy at Fills island," with a new cast. lie opened it AKlebsro Sept 8. Tna flre cent t ierture bouses on Dnmrlas fltreet, Omibi, are giving vaudeville In conjunction with the plotnrea. Tbe acts do about ten-a-day, Kbpe axn Pain, doing nicely on Loew'a West- ern Vaudeville Circuit. Evrr.Tx CvNHiKauaat going big on tbe I.oew 01 rout t. Ambi* naos., tbe clean up boys it ths Env press Kansas Oity. two ween ago. WtLaoK and Avaaar working on Hie Western Vaudeville time, with V. B. 0. to follow, booked by Gene Hughes solid to April 15. Wniu playins the Orpbenui, Jacksonville, tbe Two Borders tapped the bill. Tbe management claimed they were the best aot of tbelr kind that hid ever played bis bouse. La Rot and Cartiu, write from Bin Francisco, Sept. T: "We opened here to-day after vacation- ing nine weeki We are extra attraction for Pantagea' here. Will be In Mew York nsxt month." Tub old Tinyil Theatre, Omaha, la now occnpled by the Dorgesa-N i«ti Dry Goods Contrary, it will be torn down shortly, and a new extension to the store will be built in Ita place. Tom GBADr was In Omaha several weeks ago. Tom Is going to 1'hlladelpbla to put on some new acta for Hart Meilugh shortly. MoinifaK H. Thus*, of 11.. Wine, Woman and fleng fsme ls now proprietor of a prosperoua restaurant In Omaha. Tui Palaea Is ncirlog eomnMlon In Minneapo- lis. It -will <ven In about three weeks, booked by Walter Keefe, of Obicago. Hilar X. MoiTOM AWD 7,st.T.i Ilossm.r. ire to be married, wb.-n the Gaiety Girls nlav tbe Httr sud Garter, Ohlcigo, week of Oct 4. Mio Holrtrn Is to be trld^smild. Tna BUoa Minneapolis la to be opened week ef Oct, 11, by the Bralnbrldge Sleek (tompanr. Tbe booae H being redecorated both lasMe aid outside. Mat Bsaxntun, of the Carnation Beutlae, •pent hex lay-off week in Minneapolis. A NOVEL CONTEST. On Friday, Sept. 20. at the Keith Palace The- atre, the rcoat novel contest waa held (the 6r«t time), In which the composers of Nors Bsyes' (who wis tbe beadllner at the above theatre week of Bept. 21) songs were eligible. They were: Mnurlco Abraham, eorapnaer of "Bashful Doll," Ted Bnvder. composer of "Work Klgbt Boars," etc.: Blsi.che Merrill, composer of ''Hits Off to You;" Leo Kdwtrdi, composer of "Sunbeam Hal." and Jack Giogau, composer of "A. O. II.'■ of II. 8. A." Each one of the above e oup oeers played their song whll-s Miss Bsyes asng same. After the routine bsd gone through tbe audience waa irft to Judge which songs were the best In her set. iliac Bsyes give two prises away. The first irarded to Blanche Merrllk and the second prise wu won fay Jack Glogin. Both songs are being published by 1*0 Feist. Inc. ■ " ■»■ »>»» PITTSBURGH DIUCFTJ. Airrnowr and Mack. In • "wop" sketch, ware well received at the Sheridan last week. Dim Eistlit. a popular local girl, has a* last adopted the stage aa a profession. She has had many previous onTers, but did not res p ond until last week, when abe Joined "The Kngsgemsnt Party." Being pretty and poemlng ■ splendid Sgure and much personality, she sbouid make good. laans Fsuhkun revived old « roalnianceg here last week, and as usual made a big hit at tbe Grand. "Don" Bxtdbs, In a new white salt, presents a showr sppearance around the Sheridan these days. It Is reported that some one slot* "Due's" old bst. a relic of 1800, therefore tbe latest style of omurnlag. Jjcaar CoLLtas, the ever popular ataas man- ager of the Sheridan, la becoming somewhat of "a actor" lately, Oiling In for severil sets hi a satlsrsetory minner. Edoib Dohotin has gone Into Ibe piotograpby game, and spends bis spare noments taking anap- itoti. • •» v au TJilbt HaVob his been added to the east of Iniady's Boudoir," lu which Adele Blood will appear. "Aurora nf Light," Dominion, Ottawa, Can. "Auto Bandit, The," roll's Palace, Springfield, Mass., (let. 1-3. Arellng A Lloyd, Kmpreea, Bin Fran., Cal. Arollus. Musical. Bmyrees, Seattle, Wash. ASHTONandMUNSON TBS, A SIBfflEIt ACT, BUT niPTKHTONT Avery, Van A Carrie, Orp'jcum, Allocnn, l'n., Oct. 1-3. Bartello A Co., Republic, Los Angeles, Oal. i Bol- ton, Long Bench, Oct. 0-T. rnkir, Kthel A Lucy, Kinpress. Ilulle, Mont. Ilcuwcni, I'nul, Wlllird, Olilesgo, Oct. 1-8. I'nnilierg, Theo, Kmpress, l'ortlniid, Ore. I'arion A Krdman, Majestic, Dallas, Tex . GLARA BALLERINI TUB I DON'T OAIIH OB" TUB Al« UN1TBI) TIMIB Bacliman, Oiaa,, A Co MaJeHtle, Dallas, Tex, Ilalla, Foster, A Co., Majestic, Sou Antonio. Tex. Barton, Ham, Keith's, Boston. Barnard, Hnpbye, Maryland, Ililtlmoro. Ilipilit A l'raeoni, Ueltbit, Indlanipolls, Barrel, smart, Bhea's, Buffalo. Bites, Shirley, A Co., Orphean, Jackaonvllle, Fli. Bm.rj A Kotilnaon, Fulton, llkln., Oot. 13. lloyea, Nora. Aioambra, N. Y. 0. als- CltACKKHJACKg THIS SEASON Bivrrntta, The, Colonial, Logansport, Ind,, Oct. 1-3. Benwny, Happy, Gsy Bros,' Minstrels, tndefliilts, llerg IlroK., Hipp,, (Ireenock, Kng.; Hipp., I'sls- ley, Oct. 8-10; Hipp., Hnmllton. 12-IT. Bessie's Cockatoos, McVlcker's, 43ilcago. "Between Trains," lOinpress, Denver, Dernanl A llnrrliiglon, IC'iuirrra, HI. Paul, Belle Trio, Pintngti', Victoria, (3ib, Ilelllnif, Crnlwrt, i'slace, N, V. U llerka, Hleffy, Afarylaml, Battlinore, Ilemford, Ifaxry, A Co., Shea's, lluffiio. Ilennete Meters (U>, Bijou, Uklu., Oct, 1-S. "Between Bight and NKe," Orpheirm, N, T. C, Oct. 111. ' EDGAR BEBGER V. B. 0. 1MMB nOOrTCD IIY nAttJIY J. FITZOBBAM) Bennett, Murray, Loow's, Newburgh, N. Y„ Oct Beniard A Hearth, Keystone, I'hlli. "Beauty Is Only Bkln Deep," Keith's, Washing- ten. Berry A Berry, BIJoo, Battle Creek, Mich, Oct. Bernini, Ben, Prtsellli, Cleveland. BUI, Silt Hush, Audltorluio, Sin llernsrdlno. CaL, Oct 1-4; llepnbllc, Iam Angeles, 5-10. "Big Surprise, Tbe." Msjeslle, Houston, Tex. Bingham, Amelia, Orpheutn, Bkln. Blekel A Watson, Orpheuui, Hlrmlnghim, li. Big Jim ils-arj, Kunlly, Wllllimsport, !'■„ Oct. 1*J. Blick, Slusrt, A Co., 7th As*,, N. Y. 0., Oct M, JiolM (I), Tlvoii. Myduey, Austrslla, ladeflalle. Bowers, Walters A Orooker, Her Majesty's, Syd- ney, Australia. " " Bogart A Nelson, KmpreM, Spokane, Wash. Bohemian Hiring quintette, I'antages', Oakland, lloganny Troupe, O, 0, II., Pltislnirgb, Pa. flood A Casseii, Orpneiim, Jacksonville, Fls. Boyd A Ht. Olalr, Vioctor's BSth St.. N. Y. 0., ZH-30; I'liia, fVurtngneld, Miss., Oct, 1-3. "Hosnllng Kehool tHrls. The," Wm. Ponti, Phils. "Bower of Melody." «!ropTess, Cincinnati. Boy Hcont Bind. Mliert> Phils., 28-Oct 10. Brown, Oeo. A Marie, AlhicNa, Bl Paao, Ter. FRED &MINITA BRAD Mgt. C. A. rOIJCHOT. Palace nitlg., If. V. Brunswick, Onpt., A Co., Boston, Long Beach, Cal., Oct H-ll. ., , Ilrerhirds. The Fslr, Blngbamtoa, N. Y. Brooks, Frsnklln A„ Majestic, Uornell, N. Y„ Oct B-10. „ ,^.. Broadway Comedy Four, Princess. Nashville, Term.; Majestic, Olisttsnooga, Oct B-10. Brady A Mahoner, MoVltkev's, Oblcaro. Brown A Jackson. Wlltsrd, Chicago, Oct. 1-3. Brower, Wilier, Rmiiress. Denver. Brownies (»), PJmpreas, Hilt Uke Otr, V. Brockman, James. I'antages', Los Ansefts, Qal. Louise and Qrete Brunette and Harry Stephen* In "FHOM YEHTfSRDAY TO TO-DAY** UNITED TIME (Continued on page 18.) -> ruilt «'!!• •»'