The New York Clipper (October 1914)

OOTOBEB 3' THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. r- 17 'SONCS W]TH THE HARMONY 01 It Til >|)K >l \ICK GENUINE HIT! "SONCS WITH THE HARMONY.' I TH -^^ L *^^^HARMbNY ,r « WARNINr '.' Wft '*' ^^""^ "O FRIEDMAN .nd" FRANK ' TYUR nANItl.S lESTRAtJOrvs W SEVEN KEYS ALSO BAND ARRANGEMrVTS. HESITATION WAL1Z ARRANGEMENT:. P R OF. O FF ICES, RAN DOCP H B LD C., C HIC ACO EXECUTIVE OFFICE. ,W CHfRcil ST.; N. Y -of". IN/Ifjf. WKW rOHK FBOFEgSTONAl, HBAP»UABTI8RB, PAHK DANIELS AMD FRIEDMAN BtDft, tM W. WW ST., TOW YOHK OUT OF TOWN HEWS WASHINGTON. Weather coo] and -with good attractions it all atls'sctory business wu week's remit, will rasnsge Weiss' Tempi* Theatre. Charlie Philips, tli« well known advertising man, occom- pan lei the genial "Me." Lew Bosc has been appointed manager of tie Darjphlne, succeeding Mr. McSlea. The bouso force remains the unit. NICHOLSON BUYS. ^Secretary V. L. Nicholson, of the Tulane ami Crescent Theatres, ha* purchased a lot of vsluo- atroctlon by tbe enemy's guns, it has jtood tho attack nf lu elevators so long that a trilling thing like a 12-lneh con. would bare do effect on It "' " " . i a ■ OLD FRIESDS' CLUB NEW HOME. Tho Old Friends* Clob of America Will '«. throw open the. doors of their new clubrooms 2lS» o."5« during the week, 7 of Oct.' 4. Tap guartera ^ffilaa. will he located la tbe Marine Dearborn' Btreet, Chicago, The:. rerles- of. gala- eveatg -to be- <les!_ I'cuto warming -week. A meeting was beta Cerr!»nn, Felix Krembs, Calvin Tbomos ' James Sept. 21, to device means for furnishing the Adelman, Alfred Fischer, Alexandra Carlisle, clubrooms, and what was Intended as meeting to provide ways and means ' to be a money raising session; tho.. tnklne action which absent members ■., B «- • h „„„ #„ pected to fqllow. Tho subscription papers nm\m i....™, 11 ." ,J. ntiS?' • ?*"*JFF ! * «e w>w.arranging a monster show to tokc ploco will be preserved by the club, for It con- Farta^t- ir WalSJ' i££ttJ r Tnr*JUS' nt ? oe ot thelocal bouse, in December, tbe pro- BLUE COAT MINSTRELS. One of. the moat..tmbjne charitable theatrical Colonial (Jos. A. Bayer, ntgr.)—Hill 28-30: Jcain-tio (.-bililH, J. Martcl, Melody Monarch!. Crawford and Kent, and QlUett'e animals. For Oct. 1-3: lluasell and Hill, Tom ami Kdilli A'- mond. Valentine Vox. Inea Lowooo and (llllrtt'a cnlmala. Oiinieoit (KJdle Kosen, mgr.)—Far week of 28. •■Ju.lltli of Bctbiilo," "Million Dollar Mys- tery," "Million DM." and •'Perils of Puutliie" feature plcturea. > . -■ • Mijbstio (Janelll A Bochetlt, m,jra.>—Feature photoplays and mimical noreltlei. Scikio Tikru (0. J. Xaplln, mgr. j—Motion pictures culy. '^■JM?' Con, — Princess (W. Mulhollanrf. rugr.) Whitney Opera Co.. :n "Lady Lmtnry,"' ■spt. 28 and week. Bulla llorke, la "Jerry," IB-xt week. „. A , I :F„ i '., r "" 1 * < L - Solomon, mgr.) — 'The Blue Bird 28 and week. Marie Tempest next week. Oband (J. W. Coivan, mgr.)—"Tlio Rosary" 28 and week. EIilo St. Leon, In "Polly of the Clrcaa," next week. ' ■» ■nMsTimp*WmSrw nttl imiiIswiMswI tH'Mi. W. Nelson, .$5; Carl Kettler, $6 Krause. »&: C. Joy Sr don, JS; E. H. Wood, . 15; Henry W. Link, $o; Hon.' Chas. Vf'. rl Kettler. $0; WV JT l«t nl.-ture plsyj ieen her^. ctosed' Sanday. 21. . three hundred and twin r m .nda »o ieemn. Smith. |5 Harry Shel- one of the moat suceesaful ensnitement. ever done one o? the a^a of Ss%» oStS^Tat* >d $5 ; A. E. Weldner, gA£SB«*& The Ettle of Three" 28. "The Ceo . s «tt. old-time circus Jerotat; Tom Hbei? Goodncw. -16 ; Benjamin I;. Girrptson, S5: T. Dwlght Pepple, 15; E.J. Nletcbman, $5; V. N. Hicks. IS-: W;J. Jost, 15; James H. Browne, J5; 4. Mllo.Bennett, M reman. Is re old _. old- tlme athlete, and Billy Bar-lln, la bis etage prl.ue °Nat"«1i . (Wm! - H. Bapley. mgrO-'Tbe Better I'tmuZTStZ Way." by Eugene Walter, wilt, Charlotte Walker ARBIICKT F T»Ti«F-n and an excellent company, gate fine performances, a n aswuasijkM uincu. , which were enjoyed 21-2d by andleocea of (ood Maeklyn Arbacue, the big comedian, who „i *iF; rry . "• •'•*• MtM Walker was excellent, ond much P'syed at the Orpbeum last week, was royally M.'era 10; Ous Anderson, J5; Ed. W. How- credit Is du» Byron Beaaley, George Swart. Chris- entertained by the Commonwealth Club. Sept. 2«, Lino donated half a dozen chairs and a table, tie David Barton, Frank I. Woodi, Arthur Braraa, with a noonday lunch at one of tbe cltr'a moat Tthlca ivn.s tbe nucleus of ..the furniture now Walter Wilton and Virginia Pearson for their prominent hotels. Manager Arthur B. White, of heinc Installed. Dave Beehler gave a number splendid work. The play Is handsomely staged. ' n * Orpbenra. was slso a guest. The reception of picture frames. Robert Sherman presented Basel Dawn. In "Ttte Dsbutantc," 28; Frances committee of the city's most prominent citizens a fable cover. Henry Myers, of the houso Bt * n ' iD "The Secret," next. was composed of two hundred ponnders. committee, has done snch faithful work in „ p ?. u ' s (James Thatcher, mgr.)— € rrhe Squaw MEADE GH1XS IN NEW ORLEANS. Mnn was^ven^excelleat,, performances by the tu 8tx Uttae QMti Ullf orcoMt ra 0 f New York, opened an Indefinite engagement here Seiit. 24, st Fabacher's, and' ocored big. Bonnie Meade Is leader. . . STAGE EMPLOYEES' BALL, Stage Employees' Local 89, I. A. T. 8. X., connection with ftttlng up the new club 5?",. w Si.SI! n -^S*. 1 '«?',, P?!™"? 1 ""! b ' °>S noma that he vai rlvon a vnt* nf th.nlo Popular Players, 21-20, and proved to he one of rr «rt»?n?J»»w n/i.^^Htn.. « SwS Hi ■«>•' enjoyable productions /et given by ^ rl th eLi D e e ^ fr ^,?S« 1 l ll 2S^ D f. a 3™2 thto.eoDij.ar. C,*l t t s W. Wm. H? Kv.rts. Arllne. Verolo Kaufman, . Ktf. Vinton ami Boater," La Corlo and Dlnus, Chaa. P. Lawlcr and Daugbtrra, and Lean and MarHrld. Lokw-s (W. Sehenck, mgcJ—Bill week of 28: Boa* Troupe, Ball snd flart, Duncan ami Kvani, neetor nnd Harold, Tower and Darrell. tbe Terrys, Joe Keleey, and "I<ive In s Sanitarium." aiirroi.noMB (rl. A. MoAr.lle. mir.)—lllll week of 28 Murray's dogs. Five Melaly llonarchi. lW.lp|ile and Hudson, Leonard sod Haley, and lliwre and Jenkins «i < ? 1T,r „ T o ,T -. 1 neDr ^ ogr.) — nowe's Love JJt*» (F. W. Stair, mgr.)—Hlirl, l.|f r (iirl. "J *eek Merry Bnrleaqoers next week. Sra*ND (Mark A Brock, mgrs.) —photoplays •ad Illustrated songs. Mamario (Elsor J. Qrllfen, mgr.) — Moving pictures only. est," Karl and Edwards, rnd the RlxAblsllnli*. For Oct. IS: Berry and Berry, Holden anil llenm. ltiiiaii's Hung lilnla, H.I. (irsy, snd the Five Fly- ing La vailes, South Bend, Ind.—Onihetun (0. X. Allar.lt. mgr.) Mil Hepi. l»-3(l: Helhlnl and (Irvvlnl. Hylretter and Vance, Harry Hnlman and com- pany. Ash Slid Shaw, awl Six Klrksmltb Sliten. Wir last half: Toanlug Austins, Mason and Mur- ray, Billy Walsh ami company, Aody Bdce, and Aerial letters. dlivib (8. W. Pickering, mgr.)—"Poor t.ltll. Rich illrl" Oct. I. Ma/atTio (P. J. Clifford, mgr.)—The Lorraine Musical Oomedy Co. will open a twenty-week engagement here, 4. (.'oi,oki*i„ New Li Salld, AootToniuH and STia, plcturea only. NEW LA SALLE OPENED. The New La Dalle, under Hie manBcmcnt of II. E. Lerner, opened Hvtit. IP. The house la tlreprocf and modern in every reapect, and has aeatiiuz capacity of eight hundred. Paramount, Mntnal Program ond Universal pictures are shown, changed every day. A large Kimball pliM organ 1. being; Installed. Ksrs Rhodes Is the president of com|uiuy, which cimirol. the house. THEATRE CO. INCORPORATED. The Trl City Theatre Ootupiny hare Bled papers of liicorrnrutlnn, Willi rnplial stock of INI.UUO. divided Into 810 shares of |10O each. The of-. Beers and illreclots are O. J. Allardt, II, J, Led-' errr and J. F. Dcvlnc. They will operate homes in Peru, Kosomo and Anderson, lad. nots. Tub (Ir.md ICuilteil Kuler. of B. P. O. K„ Hay- S^%f«h?QiT^Sl ^ ,Ch AISLE B "> n "y ***<•{ Wm. D. Oorbett, Herbert DobMni colled In the world, constating of thlrty-flve and BnsseU Flllaiore were sU excellent. Jsnr Mor- ihousand pieces and covering dramatic his- pan gave a. flee performance. Mario Carroll. SSL ' 8 , ,, ." rk w ?°. k S f .■«•* M - AUsks-Blberla tnotl.n plcturea Oct. B-7. TKMi'La (J. G Appletsn, mgr.)—Bill for week tory as tar hack as 160Q. Lincoln J. Carter, Louise Kent and Ada 8"berman~were~Bu""a«)oTand have lssoed/tlckets for their ebrht'i annual fancy fLJ!Ph3zLJP' m £&. ","• .? wd .' rlck . Voeiher. rresldent,^predicts that this will become the rest of a Urge cast gare excellent support. Good Jres^ »ia_«»IJro ball^to ho glvea JJov. lT, t at {.'"pj,;^^J "*mM "„"Bcotf'^Nme" 'y'ST 1 * mnn. Jessie fl'tsndlab, and Doc b'Mell, Savot (Oeo. fltrood. mgr.)—For week of 28, Tango Olrla. High Ufa Girls to follow. : Koreia.. . . Ciiuror.s's B*kd played a return engagement here .week, of 21, In-conjunction with the local one thouesnl voice choir, la aid of the Patriotic r und. ■ , » . most celebrated actors' cluh In the country, and the majority of tbe members are quite (utbusiastlc. ; ■ . SAiV FRAXCISCO. I'Speeial iltfatck to Tub Nrw Yobk CuypuCj . business ruled. "The Seven Sisters" week of 28. Washington Artillery Ball, for the benefit of their "Hie House Next Door" next. Casmo (A. Julian Brylswskl.'mxT.)—Bill week of 28: The Hleksvllie Minstrels. Ool. Jsck George, the La Vernenes, Owley and -Randall,. Elliott and Mullen, Country Store and new pictures. Sunday concerts do well. Cosmos (A.. Julian Brylawski, mgr.).—Bill 28- 80: Harry Boston, and company, Lssar and Dale, Belief Fund. Those la charge of the arrangements sre: A. 0. Trayer ex-ofSclo; A, J. Skarren. rhairman; J.-Slnnott. G. Olnckman,C Dblseau, W. Vail, M. Illckey. AI. .Wagner,. J*. .Wagmaiv O. Klnmp, G. Phllteke, E.-J. Maners. L. Bsner. B. Mans. J. Clarlu, P. B. Perry snd Wm. J. Johnson. DANCER CELEBRATES. r.,ti. -j -.-. — . .. . lorella. the King Quartette, -th* Aerial YorkS, Ton Knocbel the old time rat* wall** anil CotTjima.-^Sonday, Sept. .«, for one week "A Week's End"' with new• nictates. Bondsy -tMii JnSSTL^r J Sm a!?? ■??»■ IS ""*- *^ ly, "The Trail 'of the Lonesome Pine." ' ' nm.," ,*A ..,1, hi"-rw XZiSZ!?. °™„V nlp»tr,i,btrt now worklu| here ss stag* etoployee, CoBT.-^Snndsy, 27, btglaalng of concerts and music by That Orchestra, do ca- wU l celebrate-his forty-sT.th"an"niverssry"Dct:•»■- ^PJLiftWi W»i«BHf« ]»« ."d STJmZi H5ff of wVirT tne Sd member, are making ready Manager Peck'. Couatry Store " T—— " - ..worthy maa«r. . . Is a hit. SprinarSel*, ara«s^-Oonrt Square (D. O. - Sept. 28, SO, ;'22,000" _ Wriajntcr, mgr.)—OBHI Green; the Harry Lauder Mlklug- and singing Sept. 28-30: Tbe Mystic Birds, Dan Burke and pictures, "Beauty H-Only-SHs Deep." Cofllns Oirls, Otuaccey Monroe'and oompan/, Malls and cSmfetaUf A, KoH, and Dill Wl com- ^S^SSSkW^^SSX & X£A tUSSA ny; la "Peck V. Pickles. ' '. „• " DreainTands 28. Eoaeland OirU next. Sunday to wirtrito It In a AuuiAs.—slondlif,-28..- ''Maggie Pepper." concerts do well. Manager Peck's Country Store " ~T_i ." *■ is a bit • vaprissagalelsl; S«t_^ .Kami's (Roland 8. IlohWni, diet.)— Baalueaj Ollmore,- mgr.) "8arl" Be; at this popular bouse la on the steady Increase. ■ Oct. >8, "Ben-Hur" B-10. Bill week of 28: Irene Franklin; assisted.by-Burt • Pou's Patio. (Gordon Obphsuu.— BUI openlD(t - Sunday (matinee), 2T: Charlie 'Ahearn/a .comedy, cycling act, Stan Stanley, 1 'assisted 'by bis relstlres ;■ Wilbur Mack and Nells Walker, William Egdlrettee and. bis posing horses and dogs,-' Harry Tsuda, Six Ameri- can Dancers, lamed, Hennine Shone and company, and the world's news In motion views. and Hart, Butler Havlland and Alice Thornton, Dart, Luciano Lucca, Lackey and Yost, and Emfhehh. —Bill opening Sunday (matinee), .27: the Madgleya, "Blackface" Eddie Boas, Harrla Biaiy and Adams. For Oct. 1-3:' "The Auto Five Neptune's Nymphs, "The Victim." with and Manyoa, and the Hearst-Sellg news pictorial. Bandit.'' Johnson and-Dean. Mme. Doris's dogs, Arthur Devoy snd Evelyn -Fober; Miller, Moore Sunday concerts do well. Bolsnd and Farrell, and Lo.-na Doone. and Gardner. Joseph Laurie and Frances Aleen, notzs Gilmobb (Robt. J. McDonald, mgr.)—Cracker tasESS"* •™ 1 IJ< ? ,4 M * Ttl Swan ■ Md *» tt « 'f 01 " "SSTi on in full fore .11 *& mJ&WV*. ft * **&3& ^. ySSjSfew: opening. Sunday (matinee). i^^^lEjn^WfllfaflS-13. wSfi? m^^S%A lUtelSS fl!K , 'ott''.^£.l 152. SSrt- *S* Edu^Fowler.The'popnlir bMM S? SS22"lEXffiiL**kS5i bTfflf S and^f niiJi 1 S. !2S t '.mi'K-TiJit .xttaS; <* tbo^Coltimbia, was the last to, ret away, bat fLSZ ' T W ""' °" ttT * nd t0n *' tni and Ulllon Burbauk, and Bunllgbt pictures. he ta ^ck agsU. and his tmllmg face can now ^SSK,,,' w B „„„. u „.„. «..«» «., m notes. be seen in the box ocflce n H " MO "' Emsoki*, Mnuoa, Btjotr, fliimr, At tbe house, named, respectively, for week 'Tub) Motor Mimw"' and 'Tie Better Wltf*' S^SatSf^S ^SxSf ^iJS^'^'' lTB ' commeclng Sunday, .20;. the following photoplays were thoroaghly overbaule* during tbe week*. W».»AM<» sM.aWaav.mptkm pieltn*.. wore shown: At tbe Tirol! Opera House, 'The slny here. Horas. Lure;" at the Imperial, "Bobby Burnlt" snd Mixaoas Faro G. Bxaoxa was compelled to Auci Nitxsxar, Bndolph Cans snd Mrs. Ar'hs "Burning Daylight;" st the for tola Thestre, lest, sad accepted . pressing invitation to spend Wllllston art to give a concert at tbe Auditorium "King of Chance" and "Her Awakening." a week on a farm near Warrington, Vs., which Oct. 14. Ox the Oceanic' liner, Ventura, which arrived he did. and from all reports received from him Josxrir Kairssj, has been placed in charge of here from Australia, Sept. 17. there arrived: Mis- he is doing nicely. Fox's local theatre, succeeding Mr. Straus*. Mr. chn Eiman, violinist, and Paul Dufaolt, tenor. Hbmbt Moanum, once popular leading man of Kallskl has plans to make a number of changes Besides them, Ernest Toy, violinist ; P. Kahn, Columbia Players, has returned to this country, for the comfort of lbs patrons pianist, and Eva Gnathler, prima donna, accom- He went on a tear of Europe before tbe little Tub "Cablrla" pictures will be shown at Poll's panylng Elmaa on bis tour, made the trip. El- unpleasantness occurred. Palace week of Oct. 12. man and Dufault had tremendous successes In the MatUSBs JiMas TiUTOirsa U making many SUNDAY SHOWS O. K. Antipodes, touring for fifteen weeks. Elman gave changes which should prove plessant to the TO ■..„.. v.. lwhM h , ., 77..... . ,. forty concerts. Ho has announced his intention Poll pstrons. One especIoUy jessing to the Bp jj» 'TgfiUt SsuidS ? i^lnV if roovlnx Dirtnre of making his borne In New York, and also that eye is the re-arrangingIni the lobby of the hand- ESS Sd on Oct 4 t£ibo2ea wiif .2flo W onSr7 be intends retiring from the concert stage for s some pictures of Poll Players. Old favorite, ffifift 'ffjfl.flgl %?!! hn^Jj.iil'iZ^'L Jear to take np new lines of endeavor until pres- have bung shore a long time and now new faces E^pJ SE r ZSJE&J^ V: 1 *-** Jg ent troubles.In Europe have settled down. * will soon replace them. They have been much "ft? ^ F ^v^tomTais«« In froSt of t& tarasT Hbnri Maaer, a veteran of the German stage, admired by the natrons, aad It.to safe to aay S r , n t bi riMra. Films end Instroinenlsl rnn'. eelebrsteil his seventy-flfth birthday anniversary no lobby has . handsomer art of pkture. than .f ,n n £"»,.*T» e ™; le up tbl n^rogram w£ Jew Sept. 20, In conjunction with his annual theatrical the Poll Theatre at Washington. „=,„, ^,' TC .tlrred no the locM ministers who performance, given in Turn Vereln Ball, where Motioh picture men were expelled from the K^ fjStSM IsSmsM Iirmblle lrtter J'The Moonshuie Soupe" was presented. Maret White Horn* grounds Sept. 22 wVle endeavoring '^sSmiuaMsSl WTrwEEarmn baa been a member of the North American Tamer- to nim the surroundings of the President', home HURTIIAYa*FTOjI PLATERS OPEN. bund for flftr-elgbt years and of tbe German as s background for the film version of a plsy. The Northampton Players will opra their third Order of Hermann Sons for thlrty-Ove years. In KaTBram. Oatr appear. In "The Bale of season at the Acailemy of Mnalc, in that city, Oct. 1807 he made bis first bow to a San Francisco Three'' st the tolumbis. __ 12. with "The Vsnguard." by Kstrlna Trask, audience In tbe old American Theatre, where a Cusuhcxy Olcott will be seen earlier In the which will be Its orst public presentation. series of German performances were given, under season at the Colombia than heretofore. He xonsj. •be management of Frnu Ottlllle Genee. Turn Vi fn 1808 will come this season during October. M. L. Sumnw, of IbuT'clly, author of "The an&ed a dramatic section of the B. F. _«W» HWipi..H«gsT.1^ ^t> sbbj JjBB C, Debt." Will witness the Orst presentation of bin , ereln. In 1870 he left for Germany to Fisher were on hand 28, at the National Theatre, pi»y at the Hub Theatre, Boaton, Oct. 2. complete bis drsmrtlc studies, returnlg Aug. 14, to see "Tho Debutante. ' _.__. Manx old local stock favorites were seen In 885, since which tiro* he hnn taken an active ' Judob ErarroBO, of the District Supreme nourt, "The Duntmy." consisting of Mary Stockwell declined Sept. 29. to grant a temwrary Injunction Glare Welden, Joseph Conyers, Jsmes Garry and against the use of the title. "The Better Way," Ethel Downle. tbe new play, by Eugeno Walter, at tbe National, Tub Maids of the Orient, booked for tbe Em- last week. plre. Holypke. 24-20, failed to appear, snd the Nkwb civnes from Mies. Mich., which Is that motion picture.. "Port of Missing Men" Ailed opposite this city, has gone forward with a rush Seppe Delano !• .bout to move to Boston, and toe date. during the past few months, with tbe result that Msnager Berger la trying- to Induce him to como Abbanocmbhts have been completed whereby the town has ond theatre already completed, two via Washington to Boston. the following Dims will be shown st Fox's Tbe- New Orlenn., Lsi^-Grphenm (Arthur B. »«»,: ^« Little pray Lady" 28-30, 'Tre Spit- White, n.gr.) bill week of Hept. 27: Robert Ever- gf, Oct 1-3, Olothes • 9-7, 'Tbe Greyhound" est's snlnlals, McKay and Ardlne. Whltaker and 810 » • a0 0u « ot Oor Girls" 12-14. Hill. Kaufman Bros., Conn illy Sisters, Leo Far- Lowell. Ma..<—Keith's (Benl. Pickett, veil and company, and plclares. uigr.) bill for Sept. 28 and Week: Leonardl. Hope CnssowtT (T. O.. Osjni.lell, mgr-)—Emma Vernon. Bawls and Von Kaufman, Holme, and -, since which time be bas taken an. active interest In all German theatrical performances. A «bw TittiTon Is' contemplated In this city. °n the corner of Sacramento Btreet and Van Ness Avenue, of class A type, seating 1,800 persona. rufuTiic growth In Berkeley, the college town ,. — ... \.tv uiriuc HJivauf luuiuiridi, ii»v others In course of construction, and a fourth upon which work will be begun at once. One will t * h'e story structure at the Southeast corner or Telegraph and Durant Avenues, which will be an up-tn-date picture house, seating two thousand persons, and has already Uen leased to an Oak. land moving plclnrc concern lege Avenues dure concern. At Ashby and Col- Buu ,i D . fnd her splendid compsny presented "The iluchannanT Twin's doo, "IdeaP 1 and Hearst- notber is practically compleed. to HoaM 0 , „ Thousand Candles " for fourtt week, f>llsc VVeekly, ill 0M thouiand'Ave hundred. It Is constructed with s itegc suiBclent In width, depth snd height to permit its nse for regulsr performances. The one on Klttredgc Street Is ncsrlng completion, snd is said to be classic both Inside snd out. MvB. NaxngovA has rernrned from Europe and {Wan rehearsals nnder tbe manasement of the ii J. Conun )'i In a new play, by R. Macdon- *"' ""tings, which is to bo produced next month. i i ?, °l* nlr| g performsnpe of "Tbe Law of tbe }Jind. Oeorat) BToadhunt's new piny, at the factory business at this string of movie bouses, ■XylgWp Street Theatre, has been postponed with Alms changed dslly. mull Sept. SO. In'order to avoid clsahes with Hn-FonacMR <J. Miller, mgr.) — Plctnres, other Orst nights. changed dully. ins Parthenon Corporation has been formed FisnTtNF.CRn's F.riTBni'RlBSB (H. Flahtenherg, VJ ""PPly appniienancea and appllinm, by 0. mgr.)—SpUndld business, with high-class pictures, Hodden; J. takes rnd W. J. Grahvm. - —• changed dolly. the JT^IL"'^ Silf DI !S:'^ opM,, £ r 0ct ' ■!.' Si sfcsWHA TO HOUSTON. Joe noaton Theatre. Theoilore Bauer will be „ „ _ . . _ _ — — ... „ "_— „._ eonsulting dltector. Blgnor Bcvanl, musical di- lng_John V. McStea. the well known man beginning 27. __,_,, _ , .... , „ -lBaB^ Bo. (P. J. Carroll. mgr.)-Tbe Merrl- Ti'"»i (J. O. Oamjihell. mgr.)—"Adele. • mack Theatre Players present "A Fool There "Hanky Panky" Is due Oct. 4. ,! Ohl Oh I Del- Waa" for 28 and week. "Stop Thief" next. phlne" II, and David Warfleld 18. Oraxu Hohsb (Wm. Hill, mgr.)—James Lee's Daui'bihu (Lew Rose, mgr.)—Tbe Oay Widows Musical Comedy Co. and pictures 28 and week. 27 and week. AoiOBMr </. M. Livingston, mgr)—Mutual LArArXTTB (Abe Sellgman, mgr.)—High class pictures. Amateurs Friday. moving plctnres. ConoxiAi (B. Knopf, mgr.)—Association pic- No Nam. (Vic Pern, mgr.)—Good business tares and Margaret McDouougb In songs. with plctnres. changed dally. Jswsu, (Bsrpoot A Topijan, mgrs.)—Unlvcr- Pr/BCB'r (J. Pearce A Sons, owners)—Satis- ssl pictures and Nela Daggett la songs. rector. Owl (8. Orbach. mgr.)—Mutual and Electric feature plclares. RorAL (Oeo. Hudson, mgr.)—Association pic- tures ami Ethel Knowlton In songs. Vororr's (Chas. Perry, mgr.)—Association pic- tures snd Bote McDonough In songs. Hnv^rlilll, MfiBB.—Academy (E. A, Cuddy, mgr.) for week of Sept. 28, Academy Playeta pre- sent "Onr wives," with llnrrlet Worthtsgton and ager. left for Houston, Teg,, |a«t week, where he WUion Melrose la the leads, St. Pool, Ml»n,—Metrorjolitan ([,. n Brolt. mgr.) for week of 21, motion pictures of "Ca- blrla." "Within-the UwV next ; ... , HutJBBBT (Frank C. Priest, mgr.)—BuntUg- ton Players, to '«e*dy aloaey,'.' week of ET1 . < !S. , ' H !7' U <f- 2- Darrongbs, mgr.)—Bill: week of 27:.Oertrude Hoffmann Revue, Billy '.'Bwede" Kail and-eocipany, with Jeme'C»lbotTi. Bay Cor- lln. Frances De Crossart, and one other act. . .•%% ((5 S* 1- , a «*™hi*' mgr.)—BUI week pf 27: Barnard and Harrington, Fred Hlldebrand, Wardell and Hoyt, Nleols-Nelson Tronpe, novto and Matthews, and Mcintosh aad his Musical Maids. •jffim (Theodore L. Rare, mgr. I — Charles Robinson and his Carnation Beauties 27 and week. Pictures only beginning Oct. 9. „.**« (George Granstrom, mgr.)—International Girls 27 and week. Tbe Million Doltrr Dolls next, Instead of at the Grand, tbe Columbia wheel having taken over thla bouae. Pimcbbb (Bert Goldman, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Stablamd, Oaistt and Maibstio, motion pic- ture, only. Portlnmd, Me—Jefferson (M. J. Gsrrlty, mgr.) "Within the Law" entire week of Sept. 28. "Tlio Old Homestead' (Vtt. B-7, "Tbe Shep- herd of the Hills" H-10. Vaudeville «nd the big road productlona will Intersperse during tbe sea- son here. KiiTU's (Louis B. Kllby, mgr.)—Tbe Keith Stock Co., anpporllng Edward E. Bor'on and Ethel Grey Terry, present "At Bay" Sept. !M and week, Miss Terry making her Orst opiiearanco In thla production as the new leading woman of the consnsny. Nnw Pobtlaxd (M. O. Blnmenberg. mgr.)— Taudevlllo and motion pictures. BUI 28-lin: I'ml St. Onge Troupe, the Almonds, Valentine Vox, Keystone Trio, and Hilly Newton. Bill Oct. 1-3; Miltland and La Bar, Three Maranvitb Ilrothrrn, Kearna and Jenkins, McOralh and Youman, Jean- etle ciillils, and Close Bro*. Gbexlt's (James W. Oreely, mgr.)—Vaudeville and motion pictures. BUI Sept. 28-30: Ilsnsoiie and Merry Maids. Alex. Wilson, and Ross sod Benson. Kill Oct 1-3: Peerless Pendleton., Harper and Lovell, and Roy and Manning. Hio Nickbl (Wm. E. Beeves, mgr.)—Motion picture features. Bvmut (Abraham Goodalde, mgr.)—Motion pic- ture features. Nsw Crrr Hau..— The Maine Mualc Festival, Wm. R. Ohapman, conductor will bold their an- imal concirta Oct. B-7, featuring an array of alar soloists, grand orchestra and chorn. of eight hundred. Ilea Hollies, la.—Princess (Elhert /. Gel- chell, mgrs.) for week of Kept. 27 the Princess Stock Co. present "Tbe Only Son." "Stop Thief" week of Oct. 4. "The Virglulau" 11 10, "The Ilalr.tow" 18-23. linctitXL (Elbert A Getcliell, mcrs.)— Social Maids Sept. 27, Oeo. Arils* 30, Olrla from Hap- pylnnd Oct. 4, "One Day" 0, 7. KuruisB (Klbcrt A Getcbei:. nigra.)— Week of Kept. 27: QuIntsuo'B Hani, Mr. and Mrs. .Bines McOjsc i.nd company, Standard Bros.. Mrs. Frank Faruum Trio, Jane Duffy, and plctureii. Oariisuu (II. B. Burton, mgr.)—For week of 27: "The Redheads," I.ancton, Ijirlcr and com. Cany, U-j Ilsrlb, Hsntley and Norton, tbe Hoe- acka, Fred Kornan, ami nleturea, I'Higva (Elbert A Getcliell, mtr«.)- .-pictures, to big business. HOTBS. SiDHBr Rioos Joins the Princess Stock Co. week of Oct. 4, playing light comedy. Alice Baker Is making a big bit Bar City, Midi.—Wsshlngton (P.. 0. Tkattr. nurr.) 'The Lady nf Luxnry" Hep!. 30. Moving pictures on open dates. Bijou .P.. O. neatly, mgr.)—"Walch Your t'teri." musical tabloid. 27-30. For Oct. 1-3: Qufnn Bros, and Drake, Burt llnnlon, George Dixon. MaMlnl and Maxlmllllan, "All for a Kiss" and moving pictures. OniTrii.—Vaudeville nnd photoplays. wr.More/.ii. Stab. Tbmfi.h, Familv and CnowN, moving pictures only. nnttlo Creek. Mloir^.Post"(>,. II. Kmltli. mar. 1 Maxwell nutnmobllt* plelures «»<■«. .1. Ilus- terl Block net. 4-11. eirept 0. when "When Drenms Come True." Willi Joseph Haulier, will a f i|u-nr. Ilunu (Harry Iiorch, mgr.)—lllll Hept. 27-30: Colcitf, Clyde and Marlon, "The Enchanted b'ur- mond Benjamin, of Nana, tsl.. and Grand Treas- urer Obsrles A. While, et Chlcsgo, were tbs' gueats of tbe F.Iks, Ixidge 21. They csme to tes tho moving pictures ot tbe I'.lks picnic, and the "lllg tlrother" movement. The alory, which was told In j.1-lures, shows two boys arrested fur a IH'ity' offense, and the Judge, who Is about to seud Uiem to the reformatory, is prevalleil uiioa by lie Elks to turn the lioys over to them, ttey promising to be resnonatble for their actions. The Judge agrees, nnd Ihe Klka seuJ them to school slid Anally one ot them becomes president of a bank and the oilier a foreman of ■ ninrlilne shop. After seeing the picture, the grand orilcers praised the lodge for their originality snd splen- did work by individual members. Tbe pli'lurrs are being shown this week at the Orpbeum, nud the b>g lieurted manager. 0. J. Allardt. donated Ore liundrcd tickets to the lodge to belli defray cipeoses foe making tbe pictures. Indianapolis, Intl.—Mnrnt (J, d. Barnes, mgr.) Ouy Bates Post, In "Omar, tbe Tent- maker," week of Sept. 28, KXeiusii's•(Ad. .F. Miller, mgr.)—"Tbs Gov- ernor's lloss" Oct. 1-3, Mrs.' FTsks B-7, "Oahl- rig" (pictures) to follow for one week. •• LroiUM (Anderson.A Zleglrr, mars.)—"Mrs. Wlg»-s ot the Cabbage Patch" Sept. 28-30,' "FrecJUes" Oct. 1-3, Krirn's (Ned 8. Heatings, majr.)—Jllll week of Bent. 28: John P. (Jonroy and Diving Uudsls. IlrandoD, Hurst and company, Hilly McDertnutl. Irene and Bobby Hlnlth, the Orest Howard,' Burns. Kilmer and Orody, Bapllnle and Frsncogl, and Chick and Chlcklels. Ltrio (Barloa A' Olsen. mgrs.)— Bill 2830: Vlslont I -a Flame, Boss Garden, Frank Wilson Mullalr. I'lngree and company, and Anglo Armento and Bros. For Oct 1-3: Mclllyar and Hamilton, Palace Guartetle, Fllaslininona aud Carasruti. Estelle Wordette aud company, aad Paulhsa Troupe. SJOLUMDIA (G, 7. Black, mgr.)—Sam nowe'i Heart Charmers week of Hept. 28. Majkstio (J. K. Sullivan, mgr,)—Dainty Maids week of 28. BanTalo. N. Y.—Star (P. 0. Cornell, mgr.) "The Poor Little Itlch UlrP' Sept. 28-00. Ilillln Burke Oct 1-B. "Hurl" weok of B. 'Ihx iMessrs. Bhubert, mgrs.)—"The Whirl of the World" week of Sept. 28. ''Mr. Wn" next sJajbhtic (J. Lauglilln, mgr.)—Elate St. I*fon. In "Polly of the circus." week of 2*. "Mutt and Jeff lu Mexico" next week. Prices have been reduced to tweuty-Ove and tlfty cents at nights, with three rows at seventy-live cenin. Mstlneo prices sre tnenly-Ave cents all over tbs bouse. Siiia's (M. mien, mgr.)—lllll tor week ot 28: Stuart Baines, linn Plug Clilen, Flsnagan and Edwards, Harry lleresford and company loleeu fllatria. Ford and Hewitt, Ilronaon and Baldwin, Charlotte Iluvenacrofl, snd new pictures, IIii'Podiiiimb (M. Hheii, mar.)—Tbs Bre-roel feslure, 'The Patchwork Girl of IX" and "Tbs Battle*' 28 and week. Fkohtisii ((Aids. II. Howe, mgr.)—Foaur. Alms. UArarrr (John M. Wnnl, mgr.)—Behmau Hbair week ot 28. Love Makers lo follow. Gaiush |W. F. Graham, mgr.)—Kerry Uur- lesouers week of 28. The Winners next thriii-io (M. Hlulkln, mgr.)—lllll week of 28: Csl Htewart. (lypay Kumia, Mornn-Oonssles com- pstiy. in "Winning a King;" Wbslen, West and Whalrn, ami Seven American Whirlwinds. I.vmc ((I. H, Scblealnger, mgr.)—Brownell- Htork Stork Co., In '"Hio Family Cupboard," week of 28. Ktbanu (Mark A Brock, mgrs,)—Feature Alms. Nyrarose, N. V.—Empire (Frcilerek Onge. mgr.l "The Dummy" Sept. 28-30, ''Klsima" (Set. 1-3. WiETiNii (Francis P. Martin, mgr.) — "Mult and Jeff In Mexico" 1-3. ItAKTAm.n (Stephen Unstable, mgr.)--l."m!on Belles (burlesque) Hept 28-80. Granu i Myron J, Kallet, mgr.)—Bill for week of 28: Walter 0. Kelly, Ray Samuels, Charley (Jrspewln mid company, llur-Iella i'allers>iii, lloaeli and McOurdy, Keno aud Mayne, Perklnoff and Rose, and Novelty Cllntntis. Trun.s (John .1. llreslln, mgr.)—'BUI for week of Sri: Totent, Durjuesne fjuarletle, Vlska and Olga, Fro no and Newboff, ami Phelps. Ulens Falls, N. Y.—Einnlre (Joe Miller, tr.tr.) MIli week of Sept. 28: Dorolhy Curl la, Lloyd snd Churchill, AJsx ind Emily, Wells- I .over bug Trmiiie. Hilly Davis ami Keys and Ray. ■wild. "Tbe Misleading Lady" Oct 8, "Tbe Yellow Ticket" 10. wiini-n in Motion and Majbbtio, motion plc- turea only. Cbnrlrston, N. O. —Acsdemy (Cliss. R. Mat- thews, mgr.) AI. 0. Fields' Minstrels Set. 20. •Ths Tlilrgs 'flist Count" Oct 0. Victobia (Pastime Amusement G>.. mgis.)— Kill Hcjit. 28-30: Griff and Dietrich. Harry Ilium, Edith and F/tdle A'lalr, Mr. and Mra. Hugh Kininelt. nud Harlow ond Iruffy. Paisi-rss, Majkstio, Uno, Obbsoint and Dixixi.ANi', plclun-s only. Wllllnmsport. Pn—Family (F. W. Alios, inter, i bill H.-pt. 2H-30: Tbo Hslklns, "Ftoni VesU-rdsy to Tvi-diy," "Tho Ommt and the Maid." Kelly nud Galvln, and T. Leonard Usvla. lllll Oct. 1-3: "Dig Jim," dmuJng bear; Frank (laliby, Tuin nud Hiscln Moore, .Wanearet Eylco and com- pany, and rirllllth on.l Ij-wls. l.vciiMiNo lb. J. Flsk. mgr.)—"Peg o* My Heart" Sept. 28, "A Pair of Blxcs" 20, "My Dill Girl" Oct. 1. V 1