The New York Clipper (October 1914)

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OCTOBER 17 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER, 19 PHOTOGRAPH REPRODUCTIONS w-ftBtt£HP" "Nortune's Garden," Keith's, Columbus, 0. nlcbsid the Great. Greeley 3<j., N. X. 0.. 10-17. rtSiI. Cwar, Knickerbocker. PhUa.. 10-17. Ritchie. Adele, Bushwtck, Bkln. Rlroletto Twins, Orpbcurn, Pfalla. Ricbsids, Chris, Keith's. I'blln. Ring. Binncbe, ft Oo.. Shea's, Toronto, Can, Rlckird A Oort, Olobe. Phlla. Robinson, Bill, Empress, Butte, Moot. »a-TBE TWO WMt*» sS The 'OVMNAST" and "THE Ni.'T" DIE. VIC. BL AUVELT FRANK EYAKB, Ino Rose Tronpe, Wiles', Cleveland. Rose, Esteile, Erspreso, Denver. Rose A Moon, Empress, Ban Fran,, Oil. • Rozella & Roxclla, Fantacea', Los Angeles, Oil. Boadell Buigers, Pontages', Victoria, Can, Boje, Butb. Orpheum, Bkln. Rochester, Claire, Keith's, Boston. Rockwell & Wood. Greeley So., N. Y. a, 13-14; Delancey St.. rT. Y. 0- 18-JT. ROQUES and FINAU Musical and Singing Novelty Direction, CRAB. MHHigQW Rose, Sid,- Warwick, Bkln., 1H-1T. Koode, Clande M., Royal, N. Y. a Boach A MeCardy, Orpheum, Montreal, Oan. Roedtrs (4). 0. 0. H-. Pittsburgh. Boesner, George, Proctor's, Schenectady, H. I., 15-17. Roma Dno, Academy, Buffalo. RuBitll A Brown, Bosrdoln 8q., Boston. 128 Ho, La SaUo St, CHI CAGO Stransa A Becker, Proctor's 23d St.; N. Y. tt, Stephens. Emma, Keith's, Boston. Blaine's Animals, Orplieum, Jersey dry. H, J. Sully A Phelps, O. H„ WUllnmrtown, Pa. Sutton, Jlclntyre and Sutton THE PUMPKIN GIRL DIRECTION HARRY J. FITZGERALD Sutton, Mclntyre A Sutton, Shubert, Utlca, N. U Sutton Larry, Lyndon's Big Show. Bully Family, The, Keith's, Lowell, Mass. Summers, Allen. Colombia. Grand Rapids, Mkh. Sutx Bros. Palace, Hartford, Conn., 10-17. OTengair Empress, Butte, Mont. Swan, Empress, Los Angles. Cat. Swain's Cockatoos, Keith's, Jersey City, N. J., 15- WILBUR 6. SWEATIAN RAGTIME! CI.AIIIONETIST Direction MAX HATEB SylTMter, Proctor's 58th St., K, Y. a, lt-14; Proctor's 28d St., N. Y. 0., 15-17. Taylor Sisters, BsmmcTstelo's, N. T, C. Tambo A Tambo, Touring England. Weber A Btlkrtt, 0. 0. H., Pitta. I wok. Pens. Phlla., 10-24. ' Weal Ethel, lllverrlew Park, Peoria. ID. la- Weber A' Capitols. Ornbeum, Bkln. Webb A Burns, Keith's, llostou. Werner A Auwraa Troupe. Columbia, Grand Ban- Ids, Midi. Weston A Leon, KiltM^ Pratldtjyfr HAVE YOU 8EEN WEBER & ELLIOTT? Weber, Fred, Howard, Boston. Whiteside. Fib, Hipp., S. Y. C. Indefinite. "When it Strikes Home," Empress, Grand Rapids, Mich.. 10-17. Whitman. Frank, Prospect, Bkln. White. Elsie, Boulevard, N. Y. a, 12-14; Debut- eey St., N. Y. 0„ 15-17. W. E. WHITTLE IN HI8 NBW ACT ■UMMBR MORN g j___j__ PARK "When We Grow Up," Loew's, Newtnrgb, N, Y., 1517. "When Women Bole." Shnbcrt, Bkln., 15-17. White A Francla, Olobe, Phlla. WHUrd. Hammersteln'a, N. Y. C. WUaon. John P., Hip*., N. Y. a. Indefinite. TAYLOR & HOWARD ESTEILE X. WILLS THOSE KIDS PROM BRAZIL PLAYING UNITED TI14B Tempest, Florenie, Colonial, N. Y. 0. "Telephone Tangle, A," Keith's. Louisville. Ten Eyck A Wiley, Proctor's, Albany, N. Y., 15* 17. Thurwtoo, Leslie. Colonial, Logansport, lnd., 15- 17. Thomson, Barry, Bmeress. Seattle, Wash.; Em- press, VaaeooTtr, Can.. 19-24. They-Yan-Ds, Einipi as s , Denver. Thomson, Chas., Keith's, IndlanspoUs. Taylor A Arnold, Pantaaea', San Fran., OaL Tabor A Green, Lincoln Sq„ N. Y. a, 15-17. Tally A Mayo, Poll's, Skranton, Fa. Taaker, Ann, A Co., Orpheum, Omaha, Ken. BE* HABII-JTTB W^Wiattt^. RYAN and LEE SiStW^W^^^ *> v ■* *»■*■* **•**%*. ■'■'■• Terry, Arthur A Grace, 7th Ave., N. T. a, IB- "If you »ee n* do It, lt'e ocra" Byas, Bltchfleld A Co., Empress, Seattle, Wash. Ryan A Tlerney, Prospect, Bkln. Ryal A Lee, Keith's, Indianapolis. Sampson A Douglas, Empress, Cincinnati. Samuels, Maorlce, A Ox., Pantagea', Edmonton, Can. MAURICE SAMUELS —IN— A DAT AT ELLIS ISLAND Direction HARRY PINCC8 SSK A Ton EMS, Pantages', Victoria, Can. Samuels, Rsy, Keith's, Cleveland. Santos, Bens, Delancey St., N. X. 0., 1M4; Fulton, Bkln.. 15-17. SANTLT & NORTON ORPHEUS! CIRCUIT Oct. 11, Drjlath, MltiD. Dlr. GENE HTJOHB& "School TJays," Orpheum, Spokane, Wash. m Schooler A Dickinson, Orpbeum, Jacksonville Fla. Schrodes A Chapelle, Greeley So.., N. Y. 0., 12-14; 7th Ave.. N. Y. 0., 15-17. Scolt A Wilson, Orpheum. N. Y. (V 18-17. Schafter, Sylvester, Albainbra, N. Y. 0, Add van «tw of CLIPPER. Wilson Aubrey, Lyric, Danvill*. Ill, "Wife," Unique, Minneapolis. "Winning WIoows," Orpheum, Owden, D. Wlnsch A Poor*, Pantagas*, Oakland, OaL Willie Bros,, roravtbe. AtlsurU, Ga. Wins, Nat, Maryland, Baltimore. Wills A Rama, Oaraaahta, Grand Baplda, Mich. Wlllsrd A Bond, Asnerloan, N. Y, a, 12-ls. JAB. WILSON & AUBREY Alt. HOST UP-TO-DATE COMEDY, ACT South American Tour Thornton A florlow, Flafbush, Bkln., 15-17. Thornton, Ismes A Bonnie, Keith's, Washington. Thomas A Hall, Orpbeum, Omaha, Neb. Titanic 7 Pantages', Victoria, Can. Titanic Disaster, Proctor's 58th St., N. Y. C, 12-14; Proctor's 23d St., N. Y. 0., 10-17. Tlghe A Bahette, Was. Peon, Pblla. Timpani, Florence, Academy, Buffalo. Togan A Geneva, Pantages', Seattle, WsAh. Toney A Norman, Poll's, Scrauton, Pa. Tmehart A Burke, Folly, Detroit, Indefinite, Trovollo, Miles, Detroit. "Trip to th« Arctic, A," Gordon's Olympla, Bos- ton. "World's Almost Greatest Wreatlmt." Plav- lng Ualted Tlmo. PlrecUon QBNB HUGHEB Wilbur, Clarence, Liberty, Bkln.. 15-17. WUaaau, Thompson A Co., Keith's, LoalarfOle. WUUams, Clara, A Co., Proctor's 334 St.. N. Y. 0., 12-14. Wilson. Barry, Proctor'* 126th St., N. X. O. 10-17. WJI1U A Williams, IMJou, Boston. Wmiaros. Tom. A Co.. Wtn, 1'enn. Phlla. NAT. M. WILLS THE HAPPY TRAMP Effing A OBPHgJJM TIME Woodward, Romaln L., Oock Comedy Co.. Indefi- nite. Wormwood's Anlmala, Orpheom, Vancouver, Can. Wood's Animals, Pantsgc*', Loa Angeles. Cal. Worderte, Eateue, A Co., I'sntaars 7 , Wlsnlpef, Can. WOODFORD'S ANIILALS III VAiinnvii-Lic WM. S. HENNBS8T—The Bookmaker DO YOU KNOW THAT— Tub Sr.vus MiNsnu.i. KtuDiKS closed on tho Iater-»;ato time In Muskogee, OkU., Oct. ", on ucctiuut of "a cut." MAjtOATtrr Cpnmkoham, soprano soloist, closed her engagement at the Itnperlnl, Ottawa, ''an., Inst Hnturdnv, and is play- ing til,- Ttvoll, Minitrenl, this week. Miss Cimnl.ierinm's stay nt tne Ottawa bousa la conaMcrcl one of the most triumph- ant and linpii; ones ever played In that city. She i.im been rtvengagea thero (or the mouth of January. Irwin Dash haa been pushed through.by 'Titoby" Uurron and Is now a full grown Wiuto Rat and a resident of the club- house. Jos MtQMN, mnnnger of Dnle's One Hundred and Slxtcoiitli Street Theatre, was lain reachlux his home In Richmond Hill, L. I., "last half" of last week, owing to the numerous lenka in the tank us%d In Karle's Diving Nymphs' act, holding »tlru to business each balmy eve. Snm KhlrK didn't do any of hli last home, either. naoniB 11b<q"k the youthful picture pro- moter. Joined New City, N. Y., Lodge U tho Foresters of America Oct. 8. Bocque Is cipected to lay aside tie splints this week. ■iwiitt amd Scott are «o> more, hot Srott'a name la still retained for the new part- ner of iJlssett's. He look* like real foods. ■Tom uu> n.iRt.Ann, who recently were seen ■a "Kenneth and I^tcrfT," on tho "pop" tlmo, are all "dressed up" to inline'.! their solid gold comedy singing and dancing ace on the United tlmo within the nut fortnight. Kdithe Gibbons, the dainty slngrng eome- dleme. la doing well aa leading womnn with Bam Rico's Daffodil Company <>n the ColnmoU—Added Wheel. Chlengo folk arc taking In tho charms of Kdythe, at the -Casino, in their city this week. C7iani,*R Dilt and Din Hbalt. late star* of Cliis. B. Dltllngfaam'a "Tne Lndy ot the Slipper,' 'la the Montgomery ana Stone parts, are now In vaudeville, nro- sentlng a comedy elnrtog and ecentr'u dancing act. Loner IUbkbll's chicken press stunt would have "got by" one day last week hud not the "smoke" he had awlp* tho "chick" that adorned "tho Corner." did a big ■•gfle up at the precinct A. TJsatrtA CABTBTt (Corliy) Is touring tin Rt-v.re of Oklahoma, Texas and Arkaiv- gas now wiLh a muslcnl comedy com* pony. "Cudolm" Silvia Do FoankiB would do well to communicate with me, JJuntkr am) Hiimh and their flvo hundred pounds of comedy aro showing at tho llnrlem Opera Uouso Ilrst half ot this week. THE OVERNIGHT "HIT" THE 80NC THAT 18 BOUND TO CRIP ANY AUDIENCE WAY DOWN EAST TO-NIGHT The act took a "work-ont" at the Wad* ■worth Sunday week. Verdict: *of guilty off being anything but clever. About "The Orient." "The Dream ot the Orient" Is now n ten- ure on the Proctor time, with Mr. Mnkn- renko, conductor, and Mme, Makarcnko, pilnm tit nun. Miss Juliet continues to be separately fea- 1'iricl with her violin solos and plump, tin red knots. Miss Iter* niute Is souhrctte, tnd Mr. j.'aknrenko has added Fill Ilycr to the get. I'lll is a graceful youn* toe (lancer. Mr. ana Mro. Max Frank arc nnotlier fea- ture in a modem dunep, while Max's liusslnn stesplng Is one si the big things In tills pretty Oriental sflcrlnir. 1 i ' OOT OF TOWN NEWS WASHINGTON. Bslasco (L. Htotldard Taylor, mjr.)— •%!■■■ Intyre and Heath, lit "The IIsiu Tree," drvw liii( bnalmiui week of Oct. 0. "High Jinks" week i>f Oetl 13. Uuy I<ost, la "Omar, the TenUnaker," neat, CoLuunii (Fred (>. Ilerger. uiar.)—"ItirdK ofi Frey," by Wlllsrd Mack, hail its premier hera week of ft, and scared a success. Tho company lucluileili Juhn Harry mure, Kitwurd (llllesple, I'aill Tlvertuo, I.luriet Ailsuis, Kdward J. alack, Forrest Wlnant, Noel Arnold, Jane Orey, Annie Mink Berraln, Katberlue llarrls and Maids! Turner. Dig business ruled. "Uy Heat (llrl" week ot 13. Obanncey Olcvtt In "The Heart ot I'aildy Whack." next. NATIOIUL (Wnv II. lliiiiley, in:rr.)—"Tlie Se- cret," with Prsnees Starr ami due niiijiurtlni: cum- |mu», under the direction o( David llelaaco, had tood Imslneas week ot V Otis Hklnner, In "Th» Silent Voice," week of 13. "The Misleading Lady" next. I'ou'a (James Thatcher, mgr.l — "Ttie ITouse next Door" was gtveu a One production by the Popular i'layers week ot 5, whloa ™ appreciated hy tho natrons, Stanley James (s«e an excel- lent performance of Sir John Ootswold, baronet. Carl Ihiesrrt. William H. Evarts. Oeetl Ouwwt, Herbert Dobias and Oasssll Flllinnre were all food. Jane Morgan was charming. Marie '.'urroll and Ada bhennsn w«r» all op to their usual hluli standard, and with the rest of the csst a dsllitlit- ful and successful performance wss given. Mu.-'i credit 1s doo Director Harry Andrews. Big liu.l- ness ruleil "Finn Feathers" week of 12. "I'liu Muter Ulud" seat, Ths lotiliy mandolin and mil- tar orchestra give some very One music same the iMirfonnnue* of tho play. It Is aniler the il.- reetloa of Wslter C. Holt. OAsiso (A. Julian llrylawskl. mgr.)—Illll 111* 14: The Five Iteunes, the Vuiinersons, Itotmnl and Fir i el I, tlreen and I'nrkrr, Frank (lablsiv, and new pletnren. 'Ilils limine lias channsl IIS piilley, and hereafter tlio pruxram will be cbsma'il Momlar and Thursday. Huislny cnueerls do welL Cokuoh (A. Jullau llrylawskl, nuir.)—Illll 12* 14: l-e .Inrdln de Dnuseuse, Itulle<lxo I'lckerin* and cmni'iiny, !<•» Kellors, Kvans and Vliloeq. Adelaide iirwl Henry, Dwell Wright, Slid new pic- tures. Kundsy cniirvrtH, with music by '"that Orchestra," do cnnuclty. Oavsty (Ueorxe 1'wk, in?r.)—The Rnselitnil Olrls had gooil Imslncsn week <>< ft. Kosey I'oeey tllrls wivk of 12. Tin- Happy Widows next. Matinees every day, Oountry Hture continues s> sneirss. Miimlsy iH)nts'rls do well. Kuril's (Iloland H. Uohblns, mgr.)—Everybody SSSSSSSSBBSBB* GET THI8 80NC PUT IT ON AND BE CONVINCED GREAT FOR QUARTETTES, TRIOS AND DUETS HARRY VON TILZER MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., 125 w. 43d St., NEW YORK CITY CHICAGO OFFICE: Crand Opera House Bld^. AL. BEILIN, Manager Behlndler, Geo., Keith's, Providence. Scott A Msrke, Proctor's 12Sth at., N. t. 0.. 15- IT. 8ea Divers, Hnmriiersteln's, N. T. C. Bclblnl A Grovlnl, New Murray, Blchoond, lnd., PTt. „_ _ "Seminary Girls," Pnntnges', Solt Lake City, TJ. Seville, Lily, Loew's. Toronto, Can. "Sergt. Bagby," Keith's, Phlla. Belts, Herman, Lyric, Newark, N. J.. 115-17. Shepherd, Hurt, Hipp.. N. Y. 0., Indefinite. MULL SHERMAR Bhernun A De Fotest. Poll's, Brldreport, Conn.; Poll's, Wsterbury. 10-24. Sherwyod, Dick, Travis, Houston, Tex., Indefi- nite. Hiilllln,:. William. Oo., Pantaaea', Portland, Ore. ehaw, Sanly, Lincoln 8q., N. Y. O.. 15-1T. Bhank. Mayor Lew, Loews, Waterbnry, Conn., 15-17. Sherwood. Walter 8., Lynn, Lynn, Mass., 15-17. Slinw ft l'ackard. Orpheum, Peoria, 111.. 18-17. Mlf SUELDOI1ND KBHP 8lSTERS DWaTBD TIME Sherman A De Forrest, Palace, Hartford, OoruL, 1B-17. Simpson, Cora, ft Oo„ New Murray, RlchmonaV . lnd., 18-17. 81ms, ltouole, Amerlcnu, CblcsKO, 16-17. Blgshee's Dugs. Kiupress, Salt Lake City, U. ' 8Mellrtts J ' r Empress. St. Paul. Simmons, Danny, Orpheum, Detroit. SHber & North, Pantages', Portland, On, Slddons, The, Proctor's 125th St. N. X 0., l^ 14* glato, William, Proctor's, Troy. H. x\. MT. Singers (»). Lyric. Newark. N. J., 15-17. Blonne, Blanche, Detsnccy St., N. f. a. 10-17. Bllchter, Geo. P., Lynn, Lynn, Mass., 1B-I7, Smith, Ben, Temple, Ft. Wayne, lnd,, 16-17. Smiths, Aerlsl. Tonrlng Europe. Sm-'ti". Daisy, Hipp.. N. X. 0„ Indefinite Smith, Rue. Prospect, Bkln. Snow, Rsy, Orpheum. Boston, 15-17. Snyder A Buckley, Poll's, New Haven, Oonn.. 15- » "• Bolls Bros. (4), Pontages'. Salt Lake Oily. 0- Sopg Berue, Keith's. Cincinnati. Society Bads. The" (Lasky'a), Palace, N. T. a Boeman. fred. Keith's. Indlsnipolls. "Bnlder and the Kly,'' Greeley Bo.. H. T. C II- . 14; DeUnecy 8t.. N. Y. O., 18-17. BPfane ft McNeese, Proctor's, EUaabctn, N. J., 15-17. Stetson « Hnbrr, Olvmplii. Boston. Mataman .Chas., ft Bro.. Proctor's 23d SL. W. T. ..«•. Is VM; Proctor's 58tli St.. 18-17. Btmrett, Howard 8. Jr., Zlegfeld Folllea of 1814. BI *waTt Blaters A Escorts, Empress, Tacoma, Watn. rontons, Orpheum. Vancouver. Can. nsrveas, Inner. Pantages', Sesttle, Wash, gprwart a Donahue, Orpheum, .Incksonvllle. Fla, Btetoor Trio, Boounard. N. T. O.. 12-14; Greeley _JK N. T. Q., 15-17. Watford. Frank, A Co.. Orphenm. N. T. a. 18-17. Stewar t A Daktn, Boulevdrd. N. Y. 0.. 18-17. *""*%. ^wln, ft Co., Temple, Hoc best jj,^. t. Tracey ft Co., Temple, nimllton, Can. Turners, Ihe, Tsatlllil Ft. Wayne. Id.. 15-17. Tattoo, Beed, Proctnr's. Albany, N. Y.. 15-17. Tyson A Barbour, Proctor's 2:1-1 St., N. Y. O., 16-17. Tuscaoo Eros., Lyric, Newark, N. J„ 15-17. Urnia, Hetty, Proctor's B8th St., N. Y. C, 12-M; Proctor's, Ellxabeth, N. J., 15-17. Usher Trio, National, N. Y. 0., 15-17. Usher, Claude A Fannie, Grand. Syracuse. VarJelles, The, Moulin Rouge Olrls, Vardaman, National, Sydney, Australia. Vandlnoff A Louie. Orpheum, Bkln. Yon A Schenck. Orphenm, Bkln. Van Hoven, Keith's, Cleveland. "Vaudeville in Monkeyland," Delancey St., N. Y. 0., 15-17. Van A Ward Sister, Proctor's 23d St, N. Y. a, 12-14; Proctor's 126ta St., N. Y. 0., 10-17. Vnnderhllt. Gertrude, ft Co., Proctor's, Mt. Ver- ms. N. Y„ 1617. Van Bros., Temple. Hamilton, Can. Van Gofre * Cottely, Royal. Pilot Grove, Mo. Veitoff Trio, Puiitniiea', Tnenmil, Wash. Vernon, Hope. Poll's, Seranton, Ps. Vinton, Ed., A Busier, Hsmnienteln's, N Y. O. Vivian & Alton, Rlckarda' Circuit, Aostralls, In- definite. Von Braebt. Anes. Pantages'. Edmonton, Can. Von Oello, National, N. Y. a. 1517, Von Hampton A Jocetyn, Oreeley Ba., N. Y. C, 16-17. Veft, Bd\, American, Plttshnrsh. Wayne, Fred. Trio, Lytic. Indianapolis 18-17. WARD, BELL AND WARD UNDER TUB WHITE TOP FEATURING ADELAIDE M. DB1X Ward. Irene, nipp., N. Y. C. lodeflnlto. Ward-Bell-Ward, Orpheum, Omaha, Neb. Wilte, Kenneth B., Frank A. Bobbins' Baows. Ward Bisters, Empress. Cincinnati. Wsrner A Oortett. Unique, Idlnneapalla. Wsads, Oryatal, Milwaukee. Wanter A Palmer, Orphenm, Ogden, U. Walsh, Blanche ft Co., Bnshwlck, Bkln. Wsllenstehi A Freeby, Keith's, Indlaaapolls. Ward A Gray, Delancey St.. If. Y. 0-, 12-14; National. N. Y. C, 1617. SPENCER WARREN Tlluni.INO WITH LEO ZABBBU. TBIO. TODBINO OBPHEDM CTBCOIT. Warreo ft Vtantie, Lincoln Bo,, N. Y. a, 12- 14; Bits*. Bkln. 18-17. Wslsh ft BenUey. Boulevsnl, N. Y. C, 1817. Wallace A Ustseld, Proctnr's 58tb Bt, N. Y. a. 12-14; Proctor's Hid St.. N. Y. O.. 15-17. Ward. Pop. Proctor's. Albany, N. Y. 10-17 Walsh, Irene, Gordon's Olympts, Boston Wsltsese (31, Orphenm, Boston, 10-17. Walter, Bowler ft Barrett, Gordon's Olympla, Boston. Wsterbury Bros, ft Tenny, Keeney's, Newark, If. J.. 16-17. Wsrrea A Ardlsonl. New Portland, Portland, Me., 1517. Work ft Play, Pantages', Tncoma, Wash, Wolgaa A Girlie, Flalbush, Hkln., 15-17. Wood A Wyde, Keith's, Washington. "Woman's Justice," Nixon, Phlla. Wright, Cecelia, Keith's. LoQlsrlllr. Yale. Ohas., A Co., Keith's, CMnrabus, 0. Yachting Girls, Olympic, Buffalo. "Ye Old Time Hallowe'en," Lincoln Bq., N, Y. 0., 12-14. York Trio, Pantages'. Seattle, Wish. Young, De Witt A Ulster, Pontages', Winnipeg, Can. Youngers, The, Keith's, Cincinnati. York's, Max, Csolnes, Oiyhoom, Itemphls. Yvette, Colonial, Erie. Ps. Zatelle, H. M„ ft Ctt, Majestle, Oedar Rapids, Zoell'er, Bd.," Trio,, Wsrwlrk, Bkln.. 15-17. "The BJcpers" closed Its night at Booth Rend, lnd. Central Amusement Oompsny, stated wss on aeooont of bsd bBShwas. book tor tho road again in December. The minor that the Colonial Theatre Is abandon vsodevHlo and he converted Into mi- alcal comedy house, has been officially denied. It was Ont stated that Frank Rerendoa made ar- rangements to open new show, which goes Into re- hearsals In two weeks, opening the first ot next WlJXiC* AND IlATFiriD offer Bometlilnc awoy from the ordiunry lu their "society stances" turn, now on the I'roctor tlmo. A neatly dreescd, grneeful eouplo. Qui and Minna, on tho bill at I'rnetor'o l'JSth Street Theatre In/ft week, looked much like another plnno, violin and song offering- I know of—but won't tell, UokBi's "Titanic Disaster" equals any mini- ature mechnrrical production in lis line. It's spcrtscTJiar, Ens cornedy, and Uvea up to bclnf also programmed Instructive. Iajif* and Wil/rsB Hennet will play th* < Broadway Theatre next week, tor tjb* tnlted. -^' Jot Not tor Lyric. y Jo* iBrowD, the supertnUindeitt, with the _/ Btvtty wife. Of Proctor's Ono Hundred and L frwentyvflfth Street Theatre, will not mauauo CfflaGCS SPEOAL* leeal tear MsaaBat the lyric," Newark, as' I beefed about here Fred Uffwjdon, at Istt week. Msnsrer "Wllhelm" Macthown thinks he need* Joe la Uarlcm— and Joo Is to opening the Heme" Is it 1 Hugo Frey month. "Chicago 1014 HcTne' r Is the title. Ba- sle Is being written by Joe Brsaskey Is producing a new musical i ;•% to open first of the year, taking place of Olrl la a Million," now appearing at tj Belle. New "Beptember Morn" company, number four. will go to the PacOc Coast next week with Minerva Ooverdsle featured, It will play dartog Psnama-Paelflo World's Fair. Miss Covsrdale wss recently featured with Jesso Lasky's "Gsrden ot Peaches" and original ''September Morn" Oo. Vir- gil Bennett Is producing tha new show. a M. Casey awl Punch Wheelir, veteran press agents, ant In Chicago. BOB) a Halle* has resigned as snalneas man- seer of "To/land." at 'Frisco Fair. At the; PUsa, Ptppl* ft Bhean'* "A Night at Maxim's." with Adams and tlnbl, opened for sn engagement Saturday sod Bnoday, and did re- aarksbk* boalnass, giving extra _nerfonaeneea Willln' to stick. Phil Gurvlch, ho of chop euoy fame, 1* likely to bo Installed over In the Jersey burg; Harry Aoksimau vrltk M Forfy-flvo kUnntea." Owlnr to tha dlsbandlnf of the Interna- tional Quartette, Harry Ackerman, who was i member ot that singing (our tor nlno yours, as Joined, the "Forty-five Uinutce front Imadway" company. He Is doing a single specialty In the show and meeting with regular success. Klrksralth Slaters' New One. Joseph I* O'Connor, who presents the Hlx Kirkemith Sisters In vaudeville, Is building * big new act of scenery for the act, and with two set* of costume* to fit It and a new velvet "close-in." The new offering, carrying eight people, sho'iltl be one of tho classiest of Its kind. Dert Like* Ills Little Machine. If anyone doubted that Bert MsLrose, "the fetter with tbe tables," doesn't like his new automobile pretty well, they would hay* been MtliBeS they were wrong had they made msrssue easiness, giving extra .performance* aatuaea . Banday, to accommodate crowds. Eleven peunlo Journey by tho stage door of Loew's Seventh in set, which as aekedaled to run thirty mlnntes. Avenue Theatre, on Ono Hundred and ± b *"!_'? ,r » •? aasny raeores the set ran forty Twenty-fourth Street, daring hi* engagement there. The big new yello r car Bert recently pot aome "advertising" money Into waseoelng snanled or him (In make-up) between every M el mlnntees. Adams and dob! provide excellent comedy, and support Is capable. Marie Oensro, formerly known as contortionist, I* eeen la mu- sical comedy work. Scenery 1* pretty, costumes aloe, singing and Instrumental nnmhrra pleasing. Wabsm A, 1'at»icx. 4 i> nnnxQ uibl rbtvrbi. Florence Bcresford Browne, whoso dlsep- Eearance was reported to the police or her indiady, retorned Oct 11. She left to fill a week's theatrical engagement. ' *)»> ■INOETRt ssilMBITB AT llAMMEIUTEIVS, nhnw. Mebe It drew tome chango Into tie bog office at that, because after each "raoo" gave '.'Mel" tbe big ^O-O" It wonia It turned dig out the coiner te two shilling* _. tbe orkestra entrance, Hrrt likes 'la ltila car and will wheel It with him as separate feature all over the Lsew Circuit, DarTy, Gelsler aatl Level*. Jack Daffy, Joe Oetsler and Ted Lewis have aaamsajwaaPsl a a iisiuaa ■" 'StSSJSSSSSL jucs intiy, joe tielsier and Ted l^wls have WatRnFI ! atlfl IlllVT UAMimnmaH>», tncHH np In a "three act" and. known as IfflnUtsLL allll IIUI I eJlngW* MldriU, a Europesn vaudeville "Three Ofrt llcys In Something Now," they t ATJtiU OBBATOHS act, performed by twenty I.lfllpiiMsna, seven are being bandied by Arthur Fashion Plate n nils', •IT, t.ATJUU OBBATOBS Wnteh thesa , w They do I* * :' • ponies and two bnby elephants, Is to open at Klein, who Is now a big chief again up la Hajajueistoui'fl Nov. 2. the. l/. B. 0.. atop. India," at lb* Belisoa, 1 and 8. resptctivsly. Of Washington's art- ronnected with this bonso have hrppy smiling face, result owing to the dally Increasing Inisf ness. Bill wis'k of 12: Nora llayrs, James snd Ikmnlo 'Mioruton, Joo Jackson, Allan Dioctinrt mid cmmniiy, I'mnker Wood ami Itnnce WJile, Vern Berliner, Luey Olllotto end comiimiy, flert CrosHiiiini iiii,i Helen Rtasrt, tbe Hearst-Hellg News Pictorial. Hmidoy coneerts do capacity. NOTIS. "Bmns or Pner" tnoks like a winner, Washington will ikmo Imve tbepleasure or hear- tag Jsrotuo K. Jc-roiiie, In bis "OniifeHsluns of a Plsywrlirtir,'' reailliiga troin "Die I'ssaliig of the Third Iflaor Back," etc., at tho Molasoo, KrMay afternoon, Oct, 27. tUiunt Kuwsa (litiisit (or ITtnoe Hsrath nbosh), at Ghospiira, n ne|iliew ot the lUJsh of that place, and one at the best native lecturers of India. wUl deliver two lllnstratad leotare* on "The MavvM* of India" and "Tho Romance of ' BeUeee, Mev. 11 " H Wsshlni Its. wfll I err Oleoit, Its "The Ilesrt"of Paddy Whaak?» Koine wsil news of her success has been reoetrel In advance, "Tub UaiMOMira Giiil" Is headed tor Wsshlng- ton. snd will soon bo seen at the Columbia. Otirrrs Ttlxs (Mra. R. D. MaeLean), who met with an neddent some time sgo that caused her to speal seme little tlmo in the hospital, boa fully recovered from the accident, IliinTiiw Holms* and his travelogues are dm) in Washington early in Novemler. This will be gratlfylnir new* to bt* many friend*. MANAasn Basaaa and tha Msmrs. Frank sal Oliver Melsorott have signed some mighty Qd* bookings for the earning season, St. I'aal, Mlnn^-lfetropolltau, Opera Hotise Law," had good luiimt oor Utile Rich Olrl" alker, la "Tho Better Way." v Manager Scott retorned (rem a New Rnmi I.ncawrr. another of Wssbuglon's sd- dltlons to the stag* snd a favorite, wtu be shortly seen at the Oolmnbla as leadmg lady with Ohaan- In 'The the m -sHi, m.i.u^—sicip^Kiiiisa i/pvra sioiise Scult. mgr.) Margaret llllngton, in "Wltli- i l.aw," had good houses week of Oct, 4. _ Poor Little Rich Girl" week ot 11, fllisr- lotte Walker, la "The Better Wsyi 1 ' week of IS. Mnnnirer Scott retaraed (rem a New York book- ing trip, 0. HiiunnnT (Frank O. Priest, mgr.)—"Kino Feathers" drew tig week of 4. Week of 11, the Huntington Players will present "Baby Mine." tlupiiruu (B. a Burroughs, mgr.)—Ilnslnese continued big week of 4. people for week of 11: Llsne Carter*, Anna neld's Denghter, assisted tiy Tiler Brooke asd cborne of American Beauties; Chnrlle llowsrd tnd company, the Avon Oottedy Pour. Alfred TIergea, Vlollasky, Alexander Bros., and ill Ray Hlslrrs. Kwmbas (Gus H. Greening, mgr.)—dJosinem continnod hlg week of 4, Por week of III Henry B. Toonier snd coinpnny, Alvln sad Kenny, Mile. Amoros and Mnlvey. ptaano sad Bingham, Snooser, and the Corn ret Trio. Paiifoxss (Bert (loldraan. mgr.)—Bmrlnesa hi* vratk of 4. First hslf of week of tit Four Gsynors, r*onsrd snd Whitney, O'Neill and Wemeley. Reed and Wood, and ,1 Tbs DjiellOt" Last half: Krrnr, rtlodgett snd Kresr, Den Po- lar*), Ourlls snd Illhbaril. and Tyler St Olslr Trio. Stab (George Gtanstrom, mgr.)— Tho Mllllnn jwllsr Dolls, with f-ewls snd Doily, to big busl. aaas. week of 4. Week of 11, the Social Maids. Week of 18, the Girls from HsppyUnd. This is now ths only tssrlesqae show boose In the city. Oaiim (Theodore L. Hsrs, ragr,)—This bens* win open tip imder the tsne manapement 18. s* a moving nlctun' hoarn, with Friedman rfroth^is is proprsefoT*. 'Uictt, stIsland snd HaJSSTio, moving pic- MA't