The New York Clipper (November 1914)

November 28 OUT OF TOWN HEWS noffnlo, !t. Y.—Stiff (P. 0. Cornell, mgr.) •••vven Key. to Baldpite" neck of Not. 23, "Krerywotnan" next week. Marie Dressier t»: ■ fa Txck (Messrs. Shubert, mgrs.)—"The Midnight Cirl" week of 23. Women's I'nlon Klrralss (lo- cal) next week. Majestic (J. Lsugnlln. mgr.)—"The Rosary" *erk of 23. "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" "ltbic. —The stock company, la "Qnlncy Adama Satiyer," week of 23. "The Girl In the Taxi" ' ""na's (M. Shea, mar.)—Bill week of 23: Helen Trlx, Charley Case, Arthur Prince, Ward Baker, Treat's seal*. John ami Winnie Ilennlngj, . Amoros Sisters, and Horlick Troupe of Russian 1 HrrFODEOMB (M. Hbea, rjgr.)— Fcclure aims. "The Olrcus Man" anil "The CVmntry Moose' 1 ' current THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. TANGO QUEENS. RATING. H £ ol£ Nnmberi Scenery 00 100 100 Olio Principals Charm 05 100 100 Coitnmei 100 Comedr burlesque. BURLESQUE ROUTES* bt willum nocim. Columbia Wheel, Al. Reeves Show (Inlug Bugle, mgr.)—Umpire, The nut six months will work wonder* l'hlla., 23-28. Palace, Baltimore, ilO-lHc. B. for burlesque. The first half of tho present American Beauties (Lou Kvstelu, Mr**—gw* season has brought about many remarkable . Hartford, and Bmplro Albany, 23-2*. Drum, changes that have served to make burlesque) R *■• SQ-Dec. B._ PP3NN CIRCUIT. lln h mcown , Pa.—Monday. ■ ■ * Solsson, Connellsvllte, I'a—Tuesday. Oamlrla, Johnstown, t'a,—Wednesday. Mlknler, Altoona. Pa.— Thursday. Majestic, Harrlshurg. Pa.—Friday. Academy, Reading, Pa.—Saturday. Barton circuit. Jolly—Odenn, Newark. 28-28.. Folly Rnrleuuem—Proititcct. N. V., 2.1-28. Odeon, Newark, N. J., »i>-Iiec. S. Slerry—Odeon, Newark, 23-2S. Jeonette lluiire On.—ScrBiitnii Pa.. 23-2S. queen* of Kolles Bergen—Club. Rochester, 23-18, i e BRSB^Y BITS. a more Important factor than ever before la One of "the" best shows seen at the m<ru ,ne 'of' 11 of. amusement, but what lias been Hill this season lithe gewralrerdkt l^r Harry MComplUhed In that time will not compare Haallngs' attraction, which played there last week Wiin "" e results 1 believe 1 am safe In pre- Fbohttsb (0. H. Bowe, regr.)—Feature, week "^ " ™" endorsed by the large audiences at dieting for tbe last half of the season, and ef 23. "Olsre of the Lights," "The. Master Key and "Resjrrtectlon." Broatway ArjortoniPM.—Poultry and Pigeon Show week of 23. • Eluwood Musio Hall.— Scbnmann-Helnk 13, John MoCormack 26. Plymouth Choboh. — George R. Wendling*s iKtnre course 22-27. Academy (Jules Michaels, mgr.)—Bill week of S3: William O'Olalre and company, Charles Mc- Donald, Three Tyrones, Les Valadons, Slmms and Thompson. Sinclair and Griffith, Tops sad Topsy, Kimball Brothers, and motion pictures. Olympic (M. Slotkln, mgr.)—For week of 23: Behmaa' Show (Jack Singer, mgr.)—Casino, Bkln., 23-2S, Uurtlg A Scainon'., N. Y., 30- Dec. 5. Bon Too. (Frank UoAleer. mgr.)— Worcester, Worcester, 23-20. Pork, Bridgeport, 10 28. Or- nbcum, PatersoD, 30-Dec, B. • crery performance. The poule* rarer did hit results that will be brought about by tbe' rjle Jubilee (Maurice Jacobs, mgr.)—J-ay oft 23- tbe ground from the first note to the final strain season itself. ■ 28, Gaiety, Minneapolis. 30-Dec. 0. or the evening, and aa lively and pretty aa The stability Of burlesque during the bad Ben Welch'. Own Q>. (Harry Shapiro, mar.)— t«™ °A pr,nc *'» w «i d 1», bard to locate. season that has swooped down on the legltl- . Bt.r, St. Paul, 23-28, Oayety, Milwaukee, 30- hi^TJ^JSLi." IS* 0l ' a <*- P» ow »«; mate playhouse will Save Ha effect It will' Dee. B. • • • S'ch^^X^l.^^tr^i ,b. ^hb^VtZXf^^^i B T^li.1o^23^; G^n.tXrghT^.''' _M.be! SS, the Ull. attractve lesdlog woman. &«• £ J».„V^TS!*> HLAJSSS -IuV^wI *»'. Bu/^o^'lBluV'w.U^'ntSr.)- Casino, Beaton/ 33-28, Uartfotd and Albany ck>m, which leads more class to the act st am. Osaci AittoNo writes that another lady, who played on the same bill with her on the if. 4 O. Circuit several rears. Is doing an exact copy of ber aet, and- playing around New York. Miss Armoud claims to be the first woman to do a "rube" man In vaudeville. She writes: "I do It In my own original way, aim making the change on the stage before the audience." Oeo N. Bsown was a big hit at the Grand, Syracuse, last .week. Drown has Improved' his shone In a series of original gown creations that Jf 0 * haTe "dl*«c<* In no little degree from caused comment, and In full fiesalngs she mile a the condition that now exists. 30-Dee', B. striking picture. This year you will find hundreds of those Oarn.Uoa Beautlee (Sam Robinson mgr.)— Oay Mabel Baker, the singer of the show, Is a ■■me people who heretofore spent much of e ty, Montreal, 20-28, Albany and Hartford, 30 set a great deal since last, seen arnnnd New York. Besides Peler Ooldeti. his training; partner, he has a young man assisting In the act. He sl<o has a benntlfitl purple plush drop nnd new ground •XJolleie Cspers," Bums, Brown and Burns, Mirk ctas fF rei>resentatlTe, and In the numbers as well their time considering lust which offer they Dec. 8. G Dale, Lorado's Models, Oolton snd Darrow, **■ , beT »Pec |al, y carried herself Impresslrely, should accept, now pondering as to where aa Oollege Ulrls (Msx Spiegel and "413" In three reels. • B ? ln her fplendld vocalising won applanse. offer Is going to com. from, and When AQ boken. N. J., 23-2J, K l£ i \3,''* T }L* ll,(> me ™ l >«r with a dlxsy little offer does come juet hovr substantial It la rTri A Till ■ rtatknruiP-ST itapb-a* f» t, ~— .. i i~. • • > . • - . . .... Dainty Mario Informed the writer that she was goliij lo her home In Kaunas Cliy licit week, to rvst until after Now Year's. A MiNSTaai, show will Ik< kIvoii by the prisoners of Auburn Prison, Thanksgiving I in y, for the out- side public a. well as the prisoners. The ndrnnca . mgr.)—Empire, Ho- Kmplre, Brooklyn, 30- "Oatstt (J. M. Ward, mgr.)—For week of 23, »„i' u * 1 i{ ,, ?»i* * ""> «n*«r with a"dlssy little offer does come just how siibstsntUl It la _ Dec. B. _ .' _' . u!c i, j-rae. Ce Social Maids, with George Stone and Etta IZ?^ ■? 1 < L' P«r,P«7 worker ln her numbers In u a ble to be. for the percentage of failures Dreamland Barlesquers (Bob Traven, mgr.)— J. ' „" _ ., Ik , „ „ „ Pi'M"_0^ W»kS3 »?xt.. . . ^*t*»E±*2Al*!*ff£***Z has "been enormoui. "*' «•/"«,. ?»L b fr 2 , 3 ^- »" 0(I 30D « : ' 5 ' U "' w.." A «„^Syr."Ie. 0 ror h U^^,la?«"7„t P "^• Frank Is ahead of the "llllndiiess of Virtue" and . F. Graham, mgr.)—For week Of C * m *-« I L? .«'tach one over la toovuiclna-manner. The nctor has a'lwava lacked sound sub. r Show. FrenchSrollque, next. ^'^tg ^S&^LTiS «^V^.laS. ^52 '"hI" ^^t W. Y.—Empire (Frederick Osge. straight part Jack Msrtln, who closed on Monday, fentsl. Otherwise, perhaps, he would not Your Step, ,r with Mr. and Mrs. «t short notice, and did well. Bob Nugent, Fred be *? » ct or. There have been those who n i_ sssbI ~1 ■ «>a^ l .. SI . Pa in If ^1 n, _. tt i. r-, i a . . ' _ . 1bV/«1iI-1 wnrrtnsw Via lr*AnO(rl^r1 vsattK lh a asBaaassM M OA^ony (W. 13, Fay Foster Syracuse, ngr.) "Watch Temon Castle, Frank Tlnney and Elizabeth Mar- ray Nov. 2S-28. Wiirixo (Francis P. Martin,-mgr.)—"Peg o' Jly Heart" 28-28. Bastablb (Stephen Bastsble, mgr.)—-Million Dollar Dolls, burlesque, 23-25; "Tbe Blindness «f Virtue" 26-28. Goand (Frsncls P. Marttn, mgr.) — Bill for reek of 23: Ma-Belle and ballet, Tlgbe and Ba- serte, Williams, Thompson snd CooelaDd. Galla- gher and Carlln, Haxel Kirk Trio. Nan Ealperlo, KcCloud and Oarp, and tbe Kramers. Oaun, Manuel' Oastano, Frank ColevTue,'' Earl would rather bo identified with this certain Sheehan and Harry Lang were seen lo suitable attraction for four or Are weeks at a good bit*, with good general result. salary than to have a whole season's work Tho characters Included a cripple on crutches, at almost as good a salary, although perhaps a constable, and a detective, all of whom as- with a little lees "nolse' T than there might slated lo the melees. be attached to the other engagement He SEnSLSH J*l ,1 * > I »« n,Ion<<I '? 'J 1 * c .", t * oas neglected to remember that profits can »rtiJrT?.^E5J. f I„?"J" , ,K*'L wer<! S2&* 1 to only be ilgured on the season. Consequently ^Ttenulafbe™ 7 included- %SL^SSS^ ,. ,nan ? h «° «is«i their hands in horror and I^Dsler^'You^lrere «Tl'm S Here'» by l0 » d [ y ?. h °, UtWl " N ° '".^S "t""* ». "« Miss Baker: "Nothliur's Too Ooilt f« ti?» ili.t, ■• substantial engagement in bt-' ety, Mlr.ueapols. 7-12. Dave Marlon's Own (Issy Grods, mgr.)—Orpheum, Patersnn. N. J., 33-28, Westminster, Provi- dence, 30-Dee. S. rolllea of the Dsy (Jack McNamara, mar.)—Oay- ety, Milwaukee. 21-28, Chicago 30-Dec. B. Ooldea Crooks (James O. Fulton, mgr.)—Palace, Baltimore, 23-28, Gayety, Washington, 80- Dec. 5. Gaiety Olrls (Jacobs A Jennon. mgra.)—Albany ana Hartford 23-28, Casino. Boston, 30-Dec. 0. Ginger Girls (Joe Hartlg, ragr.)—Ualety. Uostun, 20-28, Columbia, Now York, 30-Dec. B. Girls of the Oay White Way (Date Gordon, mgr.) Hurttg A Snmoa's, H. T„ 23-28, Phils., 30- doing sumc great work In tbe publicity line. Wssi t.i.vn l.trrsixo Tnoura of cyclists nre going big tvltti their well known cumetly act on the United time. Rill Cl-isx Is sln.-img at the Alamo Oabaret. In Uullalj. Si.iniN.i Ritar W\ts.)!i offered his set at Ilia Bliuliert. tl'l.'n, list we;k, an I did very nicely, Ue was billed big ull m3 town. MiNiasm J. If. W«iin. of the Gayetv. lliirTalO. claims te hare the largest dressing room of soy lliearro In -Im Hulled Mutes. He had win built under the sing* lust summer, largo enough to accomuiuda'e twgsKy invjiie. Miss Baker; "Nothing's Too Good for the irNb." ■uhstantlal engagement ln burlesque, for the 0l0bt Trotferi ^ lA Martin, mgr.)—Empire, Tbmflb (Joha J. Breslln, mgr.)—Bill 23-28: hy Tom Coyne, with clever work by ln.livldnal simple reason that many of. the profession Newark. 23-28. Phlla. 80-Dee. 5. H. 0. O'Donnell and company, Bison City Four, members of tbe chorus: "Follow the Crowd." themselves know as little about tbe worth of Gypsy Maids (Wm. V. Jennings, mgr.)—Olympic, Xorwood and Hsll, Three Btaoos, and Lucy Oil- , b 'L M1 " Daley, and tbe girls In fnll tights; modern burlesque as many of the public. Olaelnnatl. 23-28. Empire. Toledo. 30 Dec. 6. Floubncs Talsjt a riot a the Garetv Buffalo. fctte. ^' ' 'Everybody's Number;" "At the Ball," by Mlsi But to-day it la different The newest list Girl, of the Moulin Kouge (Hurtlg A Searnon, i.stweek, w,, t.IIw- Vln I,tSE^SZTSSt Rgx, Savot, Obkscbot, EckbX and Bxoimt, Daly, In bare limbs, leading the chorus to shout of recruits to the world of burlesque num- mgrs.)—Columbia, Chicago, 251-28, Englewootl. m.,.,,,, (u | ul r| t .4ju,, ,, ,| ra liiieuio wlih ih. jhotoplays only. eight encores; "Celebration Dsy ln Tennessee," bers new names, new talent and new per- „ Chicago, 30-Dec. B, Theatrical Jperatlng Oomp«ny'« big suioes. the ■ by Miss Baker, and "Keep On Swinging Me, souolltlei that heretofore have Stood oily flay New Yorkers (Jake OcJderrberg. rogr.)-Lsy wuloa l)olu 7 IMI1 » "" '" »" ■ ,ulx ">• „J oro ^!2* £*%:,~JZ! aee,a (W ; Mnn "> n ' no - ^Jiff" bT E,rl sh * ,Btn and ^"J WUMn «* hehlnd a production bearing the «2 trade- .off Jgji SSSJ^iSS^ wrw&xt ™n-1 0,u "- "on'N»o» "rites that Frank Hamncls Is ngr.) Klaw A Erlanger nre again presenting the swing. lrmrk Thev ohlort •(- th» wnrrl biirleanun Olrlas from Happyland (Geo. II. Harris, mgr.) — twring pletures at 'his house, .^rbfrl^ LeagueS The finale showed Mlwcs Leslie. Baiter and w is the foremost stari of thetatacaonra 0aletf ' Toroat0 ' 3ji8 - O*'' 0 "' Jiua ' 10 - 30 Under the Sea" week of Nov. 23. "Adele"30aud Daly in the pilot house of a fast launch speed- J -"- ,B rs or tne stage onca week. leg up the Thames. Alexandra (L. Solomon, mgr.)—Dark 23-23. The olio had Miss Baker, singing "Kiss Me "The Appeal'^30. and week. __ _ ^J?-" ?!■» ".'• Klslil Time Down In Bur- ;?_ en , u _°™,?_ e Ff_^, t ? 1 .*i l J?" IS. rSJSft&S Grand Barbira Bast' Dec. B. Olo. WksTi.ar closed with the High Rollers la Buffalo. Billy Davenport look Ills place. not ahead of his show tola sensmi. Juft Pino is the agent of Robinson's Caniutloti Ileum It's snd has been sll season. No one by the name of shied at. motion pictures. Now they're all B ™J featM (Fennessy ft Herk. mgTs.)-fltsr BS,?^. B „el. W h«"beea , I,n 0 Tie ,,J ii 1 ,i!u,«... JailB sVaasftta aygit .« Jat.a WJMsTlssl ,,!cfo.rier, Chicago, 23-28. Princess. Bt. Louis. fo» ibl. seaiu. Hobtason a pay Jauis Itiionics resigned as manager of the (lay. ererat weeks ago. He Is sareMO* Chenet loriurrly mannger of the tn> (J. W. Cowan, mgr.)—"The Winning of gundy," snd "Do You Remember Now 1" to good has finally forced them to peek around from Honeimoon Girls—Englewood, Chicago, 23-28, -J* > gLl! w *'P "* ra Worth" week of 23. "'Way Down applanse. "^ t-thlnd their mask of false pride. Oalety. Detroit. 30-Dec. 8. "/• ." t "''•_" T0 "f 30 and week. "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Miss Haterj at the piano, and Bob Nugent put They have discovered that burlesque Is a Hastings' Big Show„ (Harry Hastings, mgr.)-— Slab itii'i.«i\.r Jj ' follows. over "When I'm Wltb the Girls." "I Loto My piftty good proposition. They have dlv Gaiety, Detroit, 33-28, Gaiety, Toronto, SO- „,' , ,"'"l "/ Fsnn 1 1UUOW8. u»cr ntKu im wiui rue wins," "i Love M' joo propusit auey nave un- V." 1 " 7 ./ Shya's (J. Shea, mgr.)—Bill 23-28: Harry Gil- Molher-ln-Law" and a duet tn "Linger Longer covered that the public will flock to bur- ..J 500 - B - , fol], Eltaore and WRltams, Hopkins Sifters, Tone/ w, !h_Loti." lesque for II when they will not pay 12 Llb *Vi. at n* * A S?' ^'i Oocn !i*n n twS 8 ^' - " anplre ' ^^^s^^s^sss^ssi SwWa4P.?g!m ^^^r^^o^r 1 '- N: Y - s™: ^s^-Ha^veTu ^a«jC£bm« ZB&s&ffg&gzSZ^ Oiua. Aikim has been iransferred from the Broadway Ulrls to go abend of Hie Cracker Jacks. comic songs snd parodies. and Utlca, 23-28. Ualety, Montreal, 30-Dec. B. "Ocean Breetea" was ibe btrrlesone with Tom their "art" U only their stock lu trade,simply pnas Winners (A. Pearson, mgr.)—Umpire. .r. "" S^TT^*. J"l 1UC ouriescioe, WIIU iom „.„.» »., h~ Slmnul nf nnd wlion th.vnm n.„i.l. n <,.« I.. „i» in iw„ s w_m,l,lia> mi Norman. Flylns Martins, Lane and O'Donnell, and "The Bride Shon." Lostt'b (Abe Bernstein, mgr.)—Bill 23-2S : Klncold's Kilties, Kelly and Forrest. Barnes and BoMnson, Oscsr Lorraine. Rlvoll, Fields Broth' era. snd "Whei, We Grow Dip." Hih-odsoub (a A. McATdle, mgr.)—BUI 23- 28: Davb Stnart, Cavana Duo, Wm. Lake and company. Nelson and Gain, Barton and Reed, snd "The Dream Pirates" P ATBrT . (T - r* Henry, mgr.)~GIrls From Hap- fylBnd 23 and week. Hastings' Big Show next well done by Bob Nugent week. "The Happy Maids' 1 - Stab (F. W. Stair, mgr.)—Broadway Girls 23 MUs Leslie; " tkgM&sia,^ wlfiv^.FS-S^ ^StSS^SiSh^S '^^^isP^^SS: "*" »ggas» -g notib. wrestling by Miss Leslie and Tom Coyne: "Live Bis money. . ,. ^^ Trocaderos Frank 8. Pierce, mgr.)—.Westnoina. Burlesque, wtileh seems lo hare been In a very iLiWBANCB lVOnsAT stsiilng in "The Earl of IB ■» w '^ WIMl Yoa " aeored; "Strike Up a Burlesque has felt the effects of the pre* ter. ProTldence, 23-28. Oalety, Boston, 80- unsettled state through.ut Hie country .lurliig Mil s, . . :;"* . », ... . f . "•»"»***•»» *" _ AMT a-c. i Ul TImrtJnii, TV.., ^ » 1^1 v,_ t>_k *T a. s._j _a« .«._ Anr hnrt annunrt I Ada thin A n V J"iT riant* ffirfTi aTlT IKV ft. > shunui tn «rti.,,iti. t n# . a... .n . i ~m Hshar Gabon has resigned as assistant tress- orer of the lluatnlilo Thealrv. Hyracn*'. |» hiunll.i pis vauilerllle acts and tabloliis, which ho Is hooking throughout Oeulral New York State. Ooyne « GrogS;. j".ck Sl*^B: SSi KS -«>•*-» to be disposed of, and when theyarb " fMjj+S &fr off -30-Dec. B7we.tmTaiter; J2^*gF&*£tl1Jggr WUh "" Hickman as the "Slick Our" Som» nlctura not disposing of It, It ceases to bean asset. Providence, 7-12. ., J "... ™ "«•«•'. nunsio. posing, of the girl, in foU tights 30 to!lowed Ur » Consequently they are listening to the call Bostlaad Girl. (Waller Oreave, mgr.)-Osyety, J£ JL«l* »^»» "« »■»■ «>»■« are doing ^Vhltechapel scene and an Apache bit. "Elira of of burlesque, and burlesque Is free to admit ~ haneas City. M, lay off 30 Dec. 4. ,.„.*,, Broadway (llrls. the Old Clotbes Une" was a coster number, that it will profit by the awakening, for the Rose Sydell's (W. a. Campbell. nwM—Cnslno. JJUW Ma'icby (l«-nnan»V-onM>dlBn of the Oar- new conditions will moke it possible and Is Phils., 23-28. Empire, Huliokrii. 30-Dec. B. nation ju-niiilr», Is arranging bookings for his > a «» n~„- n».„. oi.i. m, u m-i. m ^.,)_* t |a- ™m«l) quart.■Ito after the burlcsuuo season next Kansas City, Spring. Mab HouiBy, known as Iho Electric Spark, was till/ IlII si 1 1, ,i i ) _ > ..■ .. \e._..A .^..a a. _« * . ' t by the awakening, for the Rose Sydell's (W. 8. Campbell, mgr . Jill make it possible and Is D ™1«.. 23-28 Empire, Hoimkrii. 30- 6BP*%Jgf*SC sh*L£ f ? >d „ n , a, i. b ', r .' or ""tti ". Possible every day to Improve the «^ *g* t 23P SLrJB^ S lc: o ^ 0a . ,lie ,. F ,! lorw . of IU !? ,, lntro * quality of talent that occupies Its atngea, s Baker ln IUllan dress; "Sailing In So the theatregoer must profit. He 1 «... St. Louis, 30-Dec. B. 33-28, Gaiety, eess Theatre, Montreal Montreal, Can—His Msjesty's (H. P. Hill, agr.) Annette Kellermann, lo "Neptune's Daugh- ter" (pictures), week of Nov. 23. PaiscBss (Abble Wright, mgr.) — Lawrence D Orsay besran a two weeks' engagement here 23. Oiphbuk (Geo. Driscoll, mgr.)—BUI week of »: Arthur McWarters and Grace Tyson, Jack Sordloer, Alan Brooks and company, Flanagan mistress, and Edwards, Fred and Mlnta Brad, and Andrew Kelley. Gayctt (Fred Crow, moT.)—Chas. Robinson's Burlesquers week of 23, Million Dollar Dolls next. Doris Brandon. Lillian Raymere, Blossom Suther- land. Mediums: Mae Earle, Margie Webster, Rosalie Qulnn, Kitty Stovllng, Ollle Clayton, Ethel Clayton, Dorothy Hasen. May Harvey. The staff; Ed. E. Daley, manager; A. E. Dlggs, business mansger; Tom Coyne, stage director; William Galvin, musical director; A. R Alloy, Blage carpenter Larry Gerro. property master; J. J. Scanlon, electrician; Mile. Tillle. wardrobe linnglucd they must pay double that price. WHEEL CHANGES. Worcester snd Bridgeport go out of the Columbia main Circuit sfter Nor. 28. Bridgeport plays tbe Added Wheel shows, the last three days, show, going there from the Oayety, Brooklyn, and then Auto Girls (Te<Hy Slmoudi mgr.)—Troculcro, Phlla.. 23-28, Nixon's. Atlantic City, 30-Dec. H. Broadway Girls (Bob Gordon, mgr.]—Star, To- ronto, 23-28, Havoy, Hamilton, 30-Dec. 8. which lam season played capacity to Pragri-s.lvo •hows, winch, Ihrough a turn In arfnlm Is th|, sea. son luiuslng Ooliuulia Added stbractlons; and the Academy, the old stamlby of uliviii all, wblcli, In BoKmUnaTTom 'iIloer , . mgV:)^^c'umaU''2a'-28, ^nd"'^^^'^..'^.^.^ 8 ! VT 1 "* 2 U '."' oM Kmnle» plawland 80-lior !l .unu, wiiioh was destroyed by Bre, was always BlgZ^ew C (Henry d, p 8 Dlxon. mgr.)-NIxou. At- &£J&^»5£~J*Z '»."'l."!'«l B Empire, Cleveland, 30-Dec. 5. llg Rerlew (Henry P. Dixon, mgr.)—mxon, au> (k. v.^ ?"«,™Tr, ~-= i " •■' r~ —" —■■•■-;"'> ••> tSSr' M - 20 ' Dln « 1 » mton " d flcbenectad, %> tfrtFE&SteJS, TStVS rS Portland. Me. — Jefferson (M. J. Qarrlty, cgr.) large attendance Is luillcated during tie en THE JOLLY BLRLESQXEns. This snow played the Prospect, New York, last week, with Tom J. Beeson. who suffered from a sereTe cold; Joe Lyons, F.dward Smalley, T. J. Beeeon Jr., Edward Dwyer, Connie L. Fuller, gsgement of "Potash snd Perl mutter," 28-28, with Leonora Butler, Lillian Champagne and Hortense Thanksgiving Day and Saturday matinees. KBTH'e (Louis B. Kllby. rag.-.)—The Keith Etock Co., supporting Kdwarl B. Horton and Leila Shaw, present "The Argyle Case," 23-28. with an unusually large cast, under the stage direction of Louis Albion. New Pcetlako (M. O. Blumenberg, mgr.)— »«uderllle and motion pictures. Bill 23-28 : "The Olrls from the Golden West." Dean snd Fey, Johnson end Weils, Thomas Dalton. and McLaln *'»«""• „ Bill 28-28: Al. Raynor and company. , aaa h.rel!es. Evans and Arken, Herbert Germalne properties; Urban Marnell, electrlclnu f?i. ana . A, '.J rsM - Campbell, wardrobe mistress. aaasLT s (Jan.es W. Greely. mgr.)—Tbe Msr- Omar, a muscle dancer, gave a fair sample Travere In the cast. The chorus Included: Ruby Montana, Emily Clark, Babe LaNetta, Bud Ulndson, Anna Titus, Anna Snyder, Babe Evans. Pearl Howard, Bob Wtnfed, Patsy O'Brien, Grace Brady, Lillian Champagne, Rceele Campbell, Lotta LaMoat, Bes- sie LaRoche, Jesnnette Crumrln. The stslf: W. H. Trnebart, manager; Frank H. Samuels, business manager; Joe Lynns, stage carpenter; Joe Harris, musical director: It. Otter, msster carpenter; E. J. Scarth. master of Bessie to #aterbury snd Sprtngneld. BeantyTYouth and Folly (Louis Stark, mgr.)— HI 1 ! 0 ',. l^'J^ 8 *i".l' ,r " lu »* .^ ''« I'mgres- Worcester splits the week with Holyoke after ;°™ citj ™., mV lar o«™D«?B Ii'7h'.'!, "?* £? ln *'., bu » 1 "<*» ««•« tbe guidance this week, .heVs going to Worcester from Boston Bii'^.tloa (Mon a Wamslock.mg")—Kmplre, *&3ttS* 0lr 2l U ' to Worcester. IMttsfleld Is out. jkeveland; 23-J8, Victoria; Pittsburgh; So- fc .*5HP t i_»» *<»"> **** ** •• country. Next week the Gay Morning Glories will pl.y Dec B the first three days In Perth Aunboy Instead of lay- ©!,, rj e iles-41urray Hill, New York, 23-28, Acad- bug off the three days before going bo Bridgeport. ,„,„ jersey City, N. J., 30-Dec. 3. The Orpheum. Paterson, N J. .opensi Nov. 30, c,^ Upa>ta (B. K. Patton, mgr.)—Olympic, New on the Oolambla Wheel, with the Bon Tons. Dave tf ork 23-28, Star, Bklu' N. Y., 30-Dee. B Marlon Is playing a special date there this week, charming Widows—Lay orf 23-28, Oayety, Haiti- with hla Own Co. The shows will go from the mort *3a-Dec S. Columbia, New York, to Paterson, then to the Cracker Jacks (Ohsrles Talks, mgr.l-Jllngham- c,, i n0 V,^ roo !! 7D -. J ^-. %.— „ < «— stua. ton snd Schenectady 28-28, Corinthian, lloch- The Coluntfda Added ahows go from New York MtM , go-Dee l to Jersey Oltv, instead of to Paterson, and than cherry' Bloasom's '(Maurice Jacobs, ogr.)—Pitta. lay off a week. THE FOLLY STOCK. The many friends of nirry Turbervllls Jr., manager of the Folly Musical Stock Company, Peoria, 111., will be glad to learn be has pur- chased a half interest In the theatre, buffet and urr.)—I field and Holyoke 23-28, Murray Hill, N. T„ 30-Dec. 6. Eva Mull's Show .Low Talbot, mw.)—Trenton, N. J„ 20-28, Oalety, Biocklyn. :iO-l>c. B. Follies of Pleasure—Lay off 23-28, Columbia, Indianapolis, 30-Dec. o, Fay Foster Co. (Joe Oppenhelmer, mgr.)—Gar- den, Buffalo, 23-28, Star, Toronto, 30-Dec, B. Appleby, mtrr.)—Feature Pictures featured. Fupmb (George I Pictures. Nxw Ctt Hall —i'romoter George V, Tuohey, SJ25I will present his next "all star" wrest- Itnc carnival here Dec. 1. Casco. —James E. Moore and Marie Psvey or* for five hundred guests. l'^ : , tfi to have secured a lease of this bouse, ■ opening it In ■ December with a lermanent stock company. MASONIC LODGE TENDER PARTY, George Miner, assistant msnager at Miner's Bronx Theatre, New York, will be tendered a theatre party and dinner, Wednesday, Nov. 28, by Citizen Lodge. No. 028, F. A A. M. After the show a dinner will lie served at Ebllng's Casino, Mnskogee. Okln.—Broadway (D. Myers. s?ff'«JS™ Woolfola-'s "My Cinderella Girl'' ^.r 22 " 23 - B H' 2u -S: Eddie Badger. Sylvester H" vsnee, and "Neptune's Nymphs" and feature ji W 1°T*S (L - p - Lleber, aigr.)—Kelly Kaeelana 1'alb, Oin Yalb and EHPaass, motion pictures. NOTES. GARDEN OF GIRLS. Barney Gerard's Garden of Girls Go. has closed, and the Winners has been taken over by Mr. Ger- ard, under the title of Oardea of Girls, with Woore and Scanlon. They are on tbe Penn Cir- cuit this week, sud tbe Olympic, New York, next week. WATCH THESE GIRLS. There Is a trio with Gay New Yorkers Co. that . are creating talk: Misses Pearl Ross, Helen Fox *k« n^.^^ or y L " . gooA bm WM " r i!" lte< l a* «~1 Annette Msrln. They sing a chorus of "Bsle llsTd? S *£. No'-.tS-ZI. with the Three Mil- »f Cotton," which goes over big. Tbey sre good ""as, a good musical act, consisting of two enough for vaudeville, wonjen and a man. They went big. Klltner, ^ " . jaaynes nnd Montgomery, In good harmony sing- snMV auanc Jog, man and women, straight snd blsck fsce „ , , , .. S °. MB , S , HAPE - . _ . . . ""medians, were hit of bill. Augelo Armeoto Beatrice Loftus Isplsylng one_of the principal &«.. In 'acrobatic stunts best apncirlig berTin 'Parte with the Gay New Yorker. Co. Hex shapely «!°»ed to a capacity house—Iho l.tt performance, a long time. "»»"■ bbos «Piican«« wis »u fl(oM h ^ ^^^ comment by press sod public. They all threw cold water on m». but now don't '"".ft"** Installment of the Universal', new »r at, The Master Key," was witnessed try espe- cially good audiences Nov. 13. Tho serial pictures £. "SI!? 1 ,0 be a btmc drawing card. i,.7 ™a HiNTOM, 20, "Potash ft Perknotter" til? *." "hshsted sale of seats one day prior to the show's arrival. n,,??^?,?**"' Okla—Busby (A. Bert Estes. 5SI ji * Perlmntter" was the attraction ^tJ 1L ^V A,,,8T,0 < D - A- MacDonald, mgr.)—Mo- tion pictures, to fine business. a. li?. ^ v *. no Platocco, mgr.)—Motion pictures, to good buslncea. " " torelf™" <J " A " 8t «l n, on. mgr.)—Motion plc- Uerldlan. Miss.—Grand (W. E. Jones, mgr-1 "Bringing Up Fatter" Nov. 2B. Dbeamlawq (Cothran Amusement Co.. lessees). —Fnmk King Company, ln tabloids, was the bill vn'"i£H** ,So1 M - Sngermsn. mgr.)—Oenerai Film Co's. service. Eutb and Ceji, Mutual and Universal flhna. 30-Dec. B. Gsy Widows (Louis J. Oberworth, mgr.)—BIJou, Richmond, Va.. 23-28, Academy, Norfolk, 30- Dec, S. Olrls from Joyiand (Sim Wllllnms. mgr.)—Acad- emy. Norfolk, Vs., 23-28, Phlla. 3U-I>ee. S. Garden of (llrls (Louis Gerard, mgr.)—Penn Cir- cuit 23-28, Olympic. N. Y„ .IM-Uec. B. Hello Paris (Wm. lioehm, mgr.)—Corinthian. RochCHtcr, 23-28. Garden, Buffalo, 30-Dec. B. High Life Olrls (Frank Oalder, mgr.)—Columbia, Indianapolis, 23-28, Uucklngbom, l/iulsvllle, Ky„ 30-Dec. J. High Rollers—Saroy. Hsmllton, Out., 23-28, Ca- dillac, Detroit, ;iu-Dec. B. Heart Obarmers IDsve Ooudron, mgr.)—Cadillac, Detroit. 23-28, Chicago tlO-Dec. 0. Mlachlef Makers (F. W. Oerhordy. mgr.)—Water- bury and Springfield 23-28, Howard, Boston, 30- Dec. 8. (Monte Csrlo Girls (T. Sullivan, mgr.)—Oalety, Phils., 23-28, Orsnd. Trenton, N. J., Dec. 3-8. Orientals (Billy Wstaon, nurr.)—Victoria, Pitts- burgh, 23-28, Penn Circuit ilO-Dcc. B, Passing Review of 1914 (Joe LctIM, mgr.)—Oay- ety. Bkln., 23-28, Waterbury and Springfield 30-Dee. B. September Morning Glories—Haymarket, Chicago, 23-28, Cblcoro 30-Dec. 5. aay a worl. so yours truly and tho Osy Widows Tango Girls, Chas. K. Taylor—Bucklogham, Louis. meeting the approval of tbe patrons of the bouse. An entire change In tbe principals was made 23, as follows: J, MeOeo producer; Grace Lewis, prima donna; Sadie De Voy, soubrette; Tom Crowley, second comedy; JeftT Oaffuey, light com- edy. Chorus' Doroihy Royalee, Georgia Roy.lee, Lavon flumroers, Dot Headley, Cecil Cooper, Flo, Watts, Trig Carlexon. May Wilson, Edith Turner. Zarl Miller, musical director. s STOCK Bl'HLESQUE. Thomas Reynolds will have a burlesque stock at the Majestic. Washington, D. O.. Monday, Nor. 30. He will hare thirty girls worklag, and George Duprce will put (he show on. s FRITZI TO DO SINGLE. Frltsi Lerlon, soubrette. who recently closed with the Ginger Olrls company, will shortly open In a .Ingle act in vaudeville. a i Jack Fabst writes: "Well, I put a good one over when I booked the Gay Widows for six performances at Perth Arahoy. Tbey all gave me tbe laugh, but It was a big winner for us. and hi general, ere not any different In this city, a|. though It might he said that it Is not so ap- parent In this section. ^ The Columbia houses are not doing the required amount of SuslueAs, although uisny new mid novel Ideas as lo ud/ertblng and lighting for Iho local patronago huvo Imhth put In f</rcu. Eat It itoea not seem to do inucu wjd. The Academy, up to two years ago, was doing an excellent oiisIimis, but has now ilropin.il u little bolow the standard. However. It Is expected to take a turn :n a short wiille. The usual calamity liowt of sorao Is hoanl tlirougliout .oe.il circles, but few are paying any attention to this, and optimistic views of the local malingers Hewn to ussu.-o an early return nf thu good old times, when -iipuclty houses aro sure to prevail at sll perforinaures. Dorothy Wodgelt, prliua ilonna with Rlchy Msfry riu.'lesipiei-A, was a decided lilt nt week, and her numbers wont lis Pittsburgh loy, who lias Ix-eu the Merry liitrl<.,<|uers for Hie past personal Tti'iivrttitatlvo of lllchy town Willi the hhuw last week, mid many of 1:1s old aasochiics. During I lie mist hmniner he was with tho lllua Ribbon .Shows as high diver, iloing a fenliire art. lie lias entirely recorercd from his Injuries roci-lrcd early In iho scudou. Cliarlo* T. Oahlll. formerly |»piilav pronely man In serial local lio'ises, bus joined thu pollro force, and Is now seen pioudly Ntmttlng around In his bluo coat anil brass bittoiis, lo<jkliig for all like a regular "copper." Art Mne.il, Red Green mil' Chnlley Conrnil kept' mruiliera (ST Rlchy Craig's «li«w In a coiillnuat laiigli, telling stories of last week. Tho wrestling lmut» ln-l.l nt Iho Aqnilemy last week, as an added feature lo the Merry llur- lcsuers, woro great druwlng cards, and were Im- mensely enjoyed. At llines several bouts were a bit rough, snd Wilfred Barret met Ills tnalch more than once, as tome of the local Uiys gnvu Mm good arguments, ns well as stsylng thu time limit of fifteen minutes. . , NEW SOUBRETTE. Aima Fleming, who joined the merry merry with the Oay New Yorkers Co., has been promoted to "soubrette position," and la putting It over. She la getting flattering nstices sll along the line. »•# «» mw. ,, «-v ^HHB liui; Mill ,<,„ V. ■ J », riJBB Co. made ulatory In Perth Amhoy at the Majestic, I csn dig then up if they give me tbe chance.'' Tub City Belles, wltb Sam Green, Nlek Mur- ville, 23-28, Cincinnati 30-Dec, fi. Tango Queens (I!, K. Daley, mgr.)—eitar, Bkln., 33-28, Phlla. 30-Dec. B. phy snd MIR Masle, an at tho Murray Hill, New Taxi Girl. (Jack Levy, mgr.)—Atandsnl, St. York, this week. Louis, 23-28, Century, Kansas City, 30-Dec. B. Mils Maxib Naout Is a feature of the City Belles Show, at the Murray mil, New York, this week. In ber dance specialties. Fbbd Rinra Is now manager of the Club The- atre. Rochester. N. T. Eilbxn Siibbidan has returned to the Hastings Show, replacing Beatrice Harlowe. Evans and Evans succeeded 'the Fields Bros, with the Hast- ings Show, to play parts snd do their acrobatic dancing. Tub Folly Borletquers, with La Belle Helene, Lew Golden, nstel Grant, John O. Grant, Earle Kerns. Babe Roy sod Ota*. Relyea, are at the Prospect. New York, this week, trader the title of "Tbe Psjaraa Glrli." Lambs only were admitted at lb. Tuesday matinee. Nov. 17, for tbe performance of Zallab. at the Now Nixon, Atlantic City, last week. Oxo. Banks Joins the Trocaderos, to succeed flam J. Adsms. Miss Olark replaces Florence Bennett. (Ous K.bn, mgr.I—Grand O. II., Bos- 1-28, Worcester and Holyoke 30-Dec, B. tempters ton, 23-1 Calltb*. Own Show (John Kckhardt. mgr.)—Oay- ety. Baltbxwn, 23-28, BIJou, Richmond, 30- -Dec. 5. WILL ROEIIM FEELS HAPI'Y. The Hollo Paris Co., at the Corinthian Theatre. Rochester, N. Y., this week, nre receiving natter- ing press notices sll along the line. Will Itoelitn, manager with tba company, bought a now scrap- book. HOW bl.ll JS JOHN f Johnnie Weber was tendered a birthday patty at the home of Rose Syilell and 1(111 Campbell. A lurry of forty sat itown to a feast. i » l\v.x OoonwtN Is doing s minstrel sot ln vaude- ville. Florenos Lxslib U ono of ttie show girls with the Love Makers. HARRY LE GLAIR FEATURED FAY FOSTER SHOW llt-110 W. 47th it., IS. Y. Qonjekceplag Saltes; single and double rooms, with bath. Special rsteato (be profession. Phono «6U Bryant La Belle Helene & Co. In "THE DEVIL'S BRIDE" A HS8ffEUSr Special Fiabn with Pajaraa Girls Prospect TkMtra, New York, tils wek ■ v ~'i-«iy itiV. if \