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THE ISTEW YORg OLIPPBIL 11 HERE WE ARE WITH A HANDFUL OF HITS THAT'S HARD TO BEAT — LOOK THEM OVER AL. J OLSON'S BIG ^/INTER GARDEN HIT Hit No. I "WHEN THE GROWN-UP LADIES ACT LIKE BABIES" The Greatest Song ol Its kind ever written Some melody,-and iny| v What a (unny lync. Great Double or Single" .: ^ ^ ■ THAT PROSPERITY SONG Hit No. 3 "CHEER UP" : • BETTER TIMES WILL-SOON -BE HERE" .V The SDng you'll enjoy singing, ! Will hilg-ou>. of 10 In every audience. A real up-to-lhe-timps. song without wa-- trimminga: ■ , Now being featured inv;Vaudcville by some of. the best. - Be one-of the first to use It. Great Double Version. ■ ■ ' • • > ■,. : ; BIG 4 HERE THEY. COME Hit No. 2 "RUFE JOHNSON'S HARMONY BAND" Just, what you've been looking foi. You know Llio kind ot song that demands a);plause. We defy you to stnnd 5S.till when you hear i.ho Melody ot Pu/e's Band. Soinc. Lyric. Crc.">t Double. Hit No. 4 Hero it is. The song you've been Irvmg to find We know liow you have been saying: 1 wonder who will publish iL ' / Well, we ate-proud to say, we. ■ "IF I WERE A BEE AND YOU WERE A RED, RED ROSE" The moat talked of aorig on the. market. C me, up and hear it We're '- sure you'll like it.: Great Double. And a real ','Somo of : : ' ■ These Days"-Melody.by the -lame writer. ■ . -. MAURICE ABRAHAMS MUSIC COMPANY, '^iS,^t^o^^!^,:^lt'^l;:^,:'- p. S--AL WOHLMAN WILL BE PLFASED TO HEAR FROM HIS MANY rK^ZNDS-^^r-X : mWHITE CO* MARION'S own CO. TO aOSF^ RATING. Oook Chopo* Co»tuiaeB Scenery 00 100 ^ ***** Principals Numbers Oomedy 100 lOO IttO At Iho tWm*It. MoodkT. two capacity houMS came to mo Pat White's niU Willi ■ Its bit* and Bumhem. r»l blni«ni u kept to trelBlDB by «» wroillns and I")*'"/?,"'""'» 19 elalcl for wltli lUllT Cotton, an a I •nwd tthMt, also alnga la tb» qosrtrtte. *ir. ■Willie Is tunny as ever, and w«« succeBiful In keeping Ibe laugfaa acDlns all the t'"*^ , Jns. Mclcemey. with hl» High pttched TOlce, pltycd Uie Dutclinian Tory acceptably. Tniig wu B Uieatrlcal nunaeer. Bert Jonea B Wild Weateroer. ^ ^ . , Anna Qwnt, hanilrapjwd by a p^il tlwat. did very well with her role, and Lanle.- Df Woir >wos the niioal irlnecry aoubnrtte. ""'nlmllns ■everal aood nnobn* and a anc dance for bor nit. nta Vttlbtr. th» prim donna. telling aelecllona to offer, alw) her an lodiian »on« and the soprano aolo. Dream- inf." to flood anilause. The chcros: Tlierasi Arnold. Ida Sfelrose. .May Lorraine. Madeline SallWan. OrlasI D'alr, Ra« PiKllK, Edna Allen, Agnes Dnnlels, BUiel Kelly, Ilaiel Mack, Gladys Qrcenlnf, Ada Lorraine, Klo nnidley. Violet Lynctt. Anna SJalCT. May Walton and Lon Pratt. Hi«y wero all thcro vUh the looks ani oellon. l^e camedy hits Included tlio brraklng up or tne Ice, by Mr. While: the wrntllnc boat, also the boidn; bout, bT Mr. While: ''lUmemler tho Hat," "ITireo TIrow TOrei," the ClwoBlnK a Number, the {terrlne of the Soda, the Buylne ot the Saloon and many otben. The Dumbers were all nicely put on, among lliem: "Hose of My Heart," by Red Feather; ••lie -Comes Up SmllUn;,'.' by .Mr. Motoernev; 'iMIsslsalripl Darbccue." by Miss l>e Wolf; '•Everytody Rag With Me," by Miss Grant: "If» a I/ong Way to TlppemrT." by Mr. While, to niiiny eneorea: "1/ It Wasn't for You," .a »ood duct Iwlween Ml«s Grant and .Mr. Pudlg; '•Win. ler' Nisht," by Miss De Wolf: a number ot cunrtetle aelccllons by I'udlg, Itoaco. MclniTnt-r onil Jones, with .Mr. Mclperiicy showing oir-»hls Foprano; a f'.paolsh waliz, well done, by .U'li<!< De Wolf and-Mr. Jo nee; "Down Dy Uie SfBSldc." a showy balhlng i.umN-r. IM by Miss Grant; ••tlBKinlu^," by .Miss De Wolf. "You'ro Moro Thnii lUe World to lie," by Ited KestbLT: "Ilufc Jolinson's Uumiony Hand." bv Miss Omni; lied Kentlior's qioclalty; "Olii- eer," by Afiss De Wolf; "0)0 Coo." a comedy HI. with Ujc orchestra, by .Mr. White; "Tho Irlnh TaoKO," by .Miss Grant, and "Hack In Dliielnid." The .\rt Views, br clijlit models wero wrll coi]ie<llcd by Mr, While, who also helpcfl Anna GrnnI, In "Pol's PI|>o Dream." ivllb a dance. Tile KIto .Musical nyrons, brass aud slrlrg tausU'lons, offered line mu.«lc, opening with a aaxoihone tjulntet, ond plaflng clnsalc and |iops- lar iiiu.ilc. They were on late, but held them 10 Uie llr.slb by Hie entire I'onipany. The mcdlry of national air?, belivecu the acts, was well receive*'.. Jlo-. Wecdon Is the manager, MIIL "MAIDS of' AMERICA." 'nils la the title of the Max Anostronc com- rany, fliliDg tlils week nt Daly's, .New York. The comiiony Jnrludeo: Merer Ilarrln. Dowry Campb.Ml, Jiek Uarlln, Hank Simon, PUI Mad- lien, Gucfle White ond Helen Olnhw. The cUi.rus: Violet nrlst.nr. May Olron, Jcsale Tjwn TIttklf Hinder, llelco Kosier. D>ra Ixunr, Jiannelte .ivciialrios, KUle Perry, Anna rjaOcId, nroi-e lyce. Alice Cunn.'iiffhoin Dorothy Krneriier, (.race .\ndrf\v8, I->4Diile ly-jwls. Dolly Morcaii, Mirle Donglas, Bohble noltmark, Jlnslc Cirtcr. ' Amerlraio" Is the feature dnneor, iiid fjla rellilnl, the bicycle girl, was announced ts a feature, birlesoue'at thalll The company which opennl Daly'a bnrlniqne jeason sonie wveks ago, uodc dlieclkm ot Harry O. I.ew1j, opened the 'Hiilla. Bonery below Canal Suref. Now York, Uouday. 32. Jack M.llcr wvi engaged as .(mnedlan, but hod to <ll»- ""PlMlnt. owlnc to his -wife's lllowi. The "Katlraa rrown" number, led by Irene Oalllnao, made a Wk hit. . 'Tlie tronpc It >b]|la1 as the Jolly Olrla. tlaurrl uuUns la musical director. JACK FAUST HEAD. Ala. Jacnues Faust, knotVn as the "Sliver King." died Kd). 22, m 0 r. u., at the Peo|ilc'a Hospital. New York. He bad been sick eleven ooy». ami enteral the tionnltal on Krt). 11, for an Oi>erallo<i for appendlcllls. Sirs. Faust la witli Uie Osy Widows. He will be biirlcil from Ilellly's. 104 Ekrl Twiirib Street, Feb. 2ri, sud will be cmnalctl ot I-rttt PmuI, l. I, TIIR DreamlanOs, wlib Andy r..ewls and Vera rieor^e, oonie to the Columbia, New York, npxt week. ^ KDDIR PITZOKRAliD will ivronln with Ilurilg * bcamoQ neit aeason. to appear In a new show. Jack QuUm will aUn klddln« Kddle after Ihh sra- soo. Krnu A.ND wnyroN Inre tbc Bcplembcr alomlnir Gliiries Vcb. 2T. RD. nfXJHlhS Joined the Tail Olris Ihla w»ek. nnHTlT LING, formerly In borleanne, who died feh. 1. Is surrlTMl by bii wife, IfaiMlse. ana of ■tie Don Tons chorus (Iris. Dave Marlon will cloee bis own company ot (be Star nnl Oarler, Chlcogo, JFarcU 0, ond the tvntc will be taken up by the Ilroailway Girls, ot St. Louis. .Mr. Marlon, It was reported, would loin the Dreamlanda, but It Is leaned on good lutborlty, Ibat be will devote bis time to bis new botel, at Tom's Hirer,. N. J., for the re- mainder of the aeason and neit Summer. UADDB DOIl.=!BT and MWIOA QATMOND have Joined the Girls from Joyland. SAM COUNS will l'.i«il the Violet Msscotte Steck, starltoff March 1, at Daly's. New York. PKlNCESS DOVBEn -.vlll be a fenlnre Willi the new Girls of the Gay mille Way Co. EOLYOKB will le not of tho Oolumbia AJiIed Wheel after neit week. KOnT WAYNB comus flol of (he Wheel aflei tbis week. JOR K.MKBSON bas closed with Dcioly, Tontk and Fully. DON'T FOno-BT the "FuBlIeera" ontlng «t hnranonyl's Grove Jnne 27. SIM WHXIAMS has signed op Dolly Sweet and llns'eM mil for neit aeason. MANNY CA.'JTANO, tbe charactrt coiMdlan with the Tturo Queens, has left the show and will Vlay Tauderllle for tbe remainder of tbe season. MAX PEIIHMAN, tbe Gennao comedian witb tbe Gliiger Olrls, Ls more than maklmc good. JACK PKUllY will produce the Slock at Ibe Arch, PhlUdclphlo. Tim Hcoley will open at tb« Arch. -.Marcli.l. as prtnclnal comedian, OllAni.,KS(L. RonniKION is sendlns bis wife to nermuda forla vacation. niB French Models sre now on the Oilumbia Ualii Olrcult, playlnir the Garctr. Washington. In <he place of the Girls of the Gay White Way. Tlie Hon Tons are le.snmlnc Iholr rsgalar ronto at Ihfl Umpire. Rewnrk, BAN WKIXSir Is l«okfd fur Rammersleln'f. U New York, durlnc n lay off week. CHAALjrs llllAac goes abend of tbe Social Mclda. JOIS nunTO.N has been reiilnced by Joo Duckley with Iho Tiiil Girls. TIIK Chnioplnii M.ililens are at the 8>jr, .Seran- tun. Pa., this week, Br>AN0I[ ll.^lltu Is irllh the ■Seiitenihcr Murn- ln«r Glories. ZAI/LAH, Inst wce'c, ol the Miirriv lllll. illil not indulifo lier.H'df to the limit. llfT jHTfonii* anco was tlioroiichly nrllstlc. The entire show bsH been greatly Improvi-d. GLADYS SKAItS Will liut nn Uic nuinlK>ni Ur the Siinimer stwli nt tlie TrocailiT). I'lillnilel- I'bia. for ItobiTt .Morrdw niB Grand Dporu Ilcn'O, Now York, cnilwl lis three weeks of tiiirlfiii|iie <*x|H'rlinPiit on I-Vb. 20, after the Tauico Gins lioil |iln;cd to a light Twek. TIIH ncnrt Cliarmers are nt llie Murray lllll this week. Tho.r will bo reviewed and ralcd In those columns noil week. IIAnr, I.i\.TO<;il win Iw a Jnrnhs ft JrrmOD alar for another Monsm. Wnlch tire hall GEHUGH J'-ITOmvri' win U- ninnntor of Ihe Girls ot tbe Ony White Way for the rest of the aeason. Deaths. IN UKMORIAM CARL OnEilM Died Fell. 'Jl, 1014 MBS. OLLIK UALFOICD IIIIKUM JAon TArsT. Feb. 22. LUSLI^l I.AIISI!N .MAIITIK, I'Vb. lU-su .Manmnii, Feb. IS. JosBi'ii llynNK, —. .^can'iii.NK Vai.oma, Jiin. 4. UUHA Wahiiiii.'ii,s, I'rli. 3, ViCK UAIIVHr, —. li, M. Gauui.sui, Feb.'0. (Hie yogtf iT). 18> F.AJU.F. .M, GRAY In doing a handcuff set la Uurylaod, and will shortly arrive In New York. .Mil. AND MILS. W.M. Althlll.VS are vIslUog Ihe laller'H hUi'T, In VVaakccan, III., previous to ailing to Ksiivis Olty- to oiicn an engauemeiit about March IS. 'I'licy are trying lo re|>leii<»li Iholr -nanlrobe, nhlcli was (l«ilro|icil at llie Arailoiuy of Music fir.'. Ill Ohlcico, Feb. 11. Tbclr trmiks were sturol In Ibe buIMliii; a>IJolnliie Uie Academy, and ihi.-lr viinlrobe, ciiLlumlod ai |l,OOU, wan cum- p'elelT rulntil. DIOK 6TIJAIIT writes from Ibo S<ialh 'bit he Is inrellDg wlib tho Iml of success llir'iub tbe Soiillieni Stales irllb his pinner. Dill !.id- wlg. They are Iwok'Nl as Lwlwlg ami Stuart, ind aborllv will ir> on llie Sam Marwll IItw. Iliial. orss tbroiKb UiLs sccllon Is cerlalnir on Ihe gain. Till Old UKI.IAULB. do-we get It? Haven't niTss^'d a copy for the last twelve yeirs. "Niiff »ed;" KlblFTr IWlllllGA'.l'H Hkelrb, "The Bed Hale." Is reiiorl'sl t» |i.ive acumi tilg In (.•b!- c.iro. 11 tolls Ilie rinrv ot a liuri:lir who la tricked by a w-omnn iiiiii n^rrliiic a sentence for (be kllMug of her liiieliond, wlilcb the woman did. He ri'lurns and hliuits Ihe woman. ., BDITII TAMAFKItllo will prului.-e "A Ilreslh ot Old Vlmlola" lu vauiU'vllte. - I>IGK ni.AilK Is pullhiir ini "The Hoiieyin'Mtn GIrla." tjibkildfl. and Is lunkeil by Nimnan Jft- ferles. Ills oartner, Geo. Ocnrans, wUI Join bim In the near fafnte. STOCK PERRY'S PEBRLBM PLAYEBB. On Wednesday evening, Feb. 17, the Ferry Play- ers, headrJ by Dan Malloy and Uasel Uvlnae, were accordnl a great honor seldom extanded li> a traveling tlientrlcal company. TUs compaoy Is i,ow In IIS second monlh at Ibe Beaver Thenlre, Toronto, Oan., aa -a permanent stock. On Uie evening meollooed tbey were grmtb beooted by tbe pivenc* ot a tboslre party coiulating at Oom- paay A, Tbltty.alxtta Iletlmeot, <knadlan Bipedl- I'onary FoTOi. i Tbe march at tbe "Tommtee" ttoai (be barracks lo the theatre caused treat exettetBcnt on Ibe slrcvla. uiilll It waa learned when tbrj were Mund for. "rbe "aoliUer lioya" oecopled over bait of tbe lowor floor, atid to aaole sne of the noa- coma. la drarcc, ''bad (be time tt (heir blooaln' lives." Tbe play be1n« prmented, "Delln of the Post." a story of military life, contained a (bene tbeT uDuId heartily appreciate, and tlicy were an to- tbuslaallc audience. Little .Mlaa Ootlnae, who Is a great favrelto with the aotdler "laddleii," wns presented with a beautiful Uoral offering, a "gift from the bnoch" as Ihe big broad ahotildend trooper, wbo 1o- alsted on presenting It pvtmally, aaU is,- binab- Ing liko a arfaool liOT, be handrd it over tbe f«ot- lUhla. ' With a prettily pbTaaad little snmb, .Mloa Onrlnce thanked tbem, and bcr cloalna v,r>rii. "May Qud bloaa you, and tnio* you safely hack horn?," brought a atoim of cheeis At lli« clcso o( Ihe iivrfuinisnce tbe oRtteatra plareil 'TIpfHrary" for Ihv exit march anil to hear those huskr.lun^ed "lerrlloriala" Join In (be cboms liroiight lo mind Iho sad fact that they before very lona will be singing that same "Upperaty" In tbe trenehei of far away Hetfton. Tlic Pony I'lnycn ore mMdnc with great nie- ce«< daring their tngSEement In the kretrDpetta of C.inado, and will ri-niiln here until tbe end of Ihe pn>BCDt (lirJitrlcal sraaon, closing only luig enough to pmpnte for tbeir fourth tou' of tho New Kngland Sunraicr parkn. OTIS OLIVBR NOTRS. .\ll lioiise rcs-rrds witc broken last w-is'k wlim tlie tjllvt-r Drnma I'lsycm pt«pn1ed '•'llie I.nn-" at llin Kiniilrc TUeatTe. Rock Islnnd. III., wln-n- tills eoniimiiy Is injoylug a lou; iHTiiuuirnt s'lick cni;i:;eiili'iil. Mr. (Illirr c<in!oiiiiilnloil ojienlnf; a Riirlrg and Summer slock u-axun at tlio Obattertou Tlieaire, SprlnLllcld. III., on April Ti. "Hhiii I'lili'f" provnl lo an exci'IU-nt ilrsw. Ini; curd for Ilio Gllver Plavers *1 (be Auiirlcat Theatre, nnvi'riitorl. In.. Ins| wrck. STOCK IR BROOK I.YIf. "wiiEnx inn Tuaii, Diviiibi" la tJio bill at the Oreecenl w?ck of Feb. S2. ".So Mvcn run -Mo Miinn" Is tbe Oran<I Oixra House offering l'*«li. 2.-27. , "TiiK .STnANOun" la being pnmmUil, Frti. 22- 27, at Iho (lolhom. PrenCY IIA.SWKIJ. MOVEH. IVrcy Harwell and lier nplrmllil cnnniasr closed at Ihe Creik'ent, In New llrlenns, l.n., Feb. 90, and h:ft that city fur Toronto, Oan. to flU an an- Tim LF/WIS-Or.IVKR PLAYKIUS, mnr cohf on their eighth week at the Arndciny of Mnslc, IL-ileli-b, N. <}■. naliig only rnynlty plnya. "Tbe Wolf." 'The .tqunw man" wiib "Mrs. Wlgg* of Ibo (TobbacD Patch" lu fnllow. Tills cimpay Is iin(l-'»r the nioiuigemciit of Jack I><nvlB. RICHARD LLOYD bus algiMd wlUi C. VM Oawner nijon Ptocic 0>. (MIARIjKK WIIaHON. of tbe On-snul Block, r.rinklvn, bos. heea blgnal for five rears by Chamberlain nmwE. HF.UT WIIX»X Is aiipeorlng villi the WUs- worih Flayera, In "Fifty lllln fnmi Uosloa," IIiIr week. W/iRKNOI? SIAI»N^^ AND CHAllLHH (lUMf are Ibe Iraila wllh the Davis Players, at the Nmr Dnvls. PItlshnrrh. Tin; UNm:r> PT^ATnnS oiK.n«l n amok en- gagement. Feb. II. nt the Family Tliealre, Mirloa, O.. pitying Iwo tills weekly. Tl>e cuinpany la- elodea: Tlinnas Jrarona, Ray Adnir, Robert B. Hall, Dert Cilderur. Will S. neeelii-r. Fylna Pown. Anna G. II<aa, Marie Loity. Mr. Ilcccbor Is manager of ihe.cunipany. t.nn ItRItOLL had a had fall on Ibe ita^e at RiiKllsh <>|iera lluuar, Iiidluiiaiiilla, Feb. 1.1, luit ocntlnued working with (bo Follies, and la rapidly recovering. "A RIIBV DAT" NOTKH.—Win O. Bomelt. of Ollflun, N. J.. wTKm: "I mMlemland tba( II. li. Fmiec Ititends to call hU now fares by. (he sl^ove title: also thnt II. O. Onrloii. of l/Hi'lon Kng,, iiriflliieisl on Jon. 2fl a fnrca uiHler that lllle. 1 nave lus'n iiHing '\ RuKy Day' tor my farce comedy tllle since lUOB. and aliatl oiollniH- lo do so. <hir nit season op<-ns enrly In .Ma.v. with .a Dew line of sisrlal jirliilliii; and sceis-rr. I am sleallne iioUsly's ihui'dcrliij; Irmfiecllve of bow the 'ither two aliowa make oet." ' J. JRR/»HK NDLA.V anDoimeca (ha( «a F<4i. !« he pnvlucnl a neiv play. "The Bamhlar fm'.n rinrr." an Irlkh drains. In foor acts, at tbe Family Tlieatre. .Vslnnor Olty. Pa. Tbe pliy deals «rlih lionie rule ami tbe natkmsl volunteer movement l;i Ireland, and made a big hit. Hr. NoIhii plnfisl the lead, and wan suMiot^ed by Eugene Miilvey, JfHeiiii Shiidieid. Pninck Nelsn, Francbi Knni, P. J. GIvliiln. Llewellyn (Irlinilis, Georre ReaiTer. Mn. Thii*. I/dseaii, Anna Nolan ami lintel Wllrliry. lfKI.Bir WARK will return to Taadetllle la "It DoMB't Uappeo." OPT OF TOWN HEW S Uecatar, III. — Kmpma (Itollo KtUarT. mgr.) vauiliinilo and jili:iurc«, to gtnd bavtness. LaaT waaic Iwo'-V^iniier I>reaiiir L'lris were featuKd In Cblcatn Itioatra. Maode Tlffnay, at Xihe Oolonlal. and Dope Vernon, at tbe Palace. Manager Malhirr, of Ibo Kmpiesa Tbaalre betr. Is mailing lu effort to book botb fOr a#pcaraac!a In Ilecoliir In thu noir fiihiri'. PULUN'H Cuu.'cuii.Ns, wbo wcie playing 'Two Ameclcsna Abrm.1," luuler the nuiiawvnrnl of PnlUo A Olemons, eloxnl Fob. |:|, at Mluiiliiiton, 111. ntry wlU ooen their tenting season In May, and will play weaHc alands In llllnnis,towns. OTTO WiCAva win leave beie to Jolo tke Hon Bbow tbe lali<« pirt uf March. U O. Zelleno, «f KtUitrvlIle, la., was a rltltnt at Dcvalar clDee of Tiis Cliitsr last week. .Mr. Zelleno la woU knuivn to Ibe clicu, canlval and dnunallc prafivlonj. RvsaiaTlIIe. Inil, — Wells' KMoa <€htt. Onutt, mgr.) '^Cbe Whip" Feb. 3ft-K7, '•lltgli Jluka*^ Murrh 6. Niw (.'OAND (Wo. UcQowan, mgr.)—Dill Fob. 22-24: Four Holla Uroa., Oartia and llebonl, Saiah I'rilikT and company, Jones and Uylvea. ler, Riul Nana and II. Aleila. For lO-aR: OaI|. tornla Frank. Pla Ojieratlc Trio, Ghanncey Mon. rue and urmpauy, h^arl nod Bdwarda, and Curtis and llebaril, OariiHUM anil Nomiaina (Oias. ftweetoo, Digr.)—Amateur vaodcville and motion pictures. PuiNcast, Satux, CurrnaiuH, Hivmiisiub, Not- EV.Tr, COLUNUL, FSANItLIH. VlSUINU, OilLIIM- DiA. Foi/roN, Valaiia, Staihuw, Uovaani'S, Ai.KAiUBa. J>rrais,i.-<, Wooulawh, Walnut, rAviiiiTS, Oartlb Uai.l and Alamo, motion pic- tmes only, Akron, O.—Oolualal (I>iula Wlae. mgr.) bill for 22-24: Sylvia I>irul and her Plurnil, lUrry Uolmao and eoioiMiny. llorie Vrmon,' ihe 'Pliree Alvnn'lli'S, .Ituyiiiiiliil nliil lleldiT, and tba Wlllun Trio. For 23 2*: Ulniis aiul Hurt, Klal* Faye aud iK/ys, Fmnk Kcriiuu and .cutiipmiy, unil .MaiWiuU mill (Ininily. ilBAivn (Durt Ilowonl, mcr.)—"tviiui Dreamt fJiiMie 'l"rup" 2:i. Mumo Ham..— Pnjnma Girls S.'i IH. Wai.ihiiik, 1>iii:a.mi.ani>, OiiriiKiiAi. h;.Mi'iii'Jifl, Nl- TIn.>[AI., l*I.A7A, I.UNA, ItANK, 'rnoU.SI-ON, I'AHTIMa, Wi.NTHii iiii'I Main, iii'ivlni; plciiiri->;. '/aiH-avllle. O,- 'Si ImiIIt: (Arlbiir Mnn-ly. itiifr. I lllll WutHuii-KreiiKiT .S|(s-k Ot, W4'i'k ut Mnri'li 1. . <mriii:ui( (Harris Rros -.:rs. i—VniiMi-vllle anil iiiiiiliiii pli!iiirisi. Kollli's .if 'I'm iliiy 2J.^Jt. (Juiuiir's, Iiii'KiiiAt.. lln.iNh. Ilii'i'iiiiiioui: and Ami:iiii:an, pioINhi )ilrliiri':i only. i''nll ltlv<T, XllNM Acjili'Miy II.. M. Ilona, iii^r.l lllll l-'i'li. ::j'Ji: lliiirli J. l-liinii.'ii. s.<sliiii'il l.y lllliln'lli Iviiiiiii'll iiiid t-oiiii,:iiiy; .SfttvUi.vs' S<'l- Ii'lU-, lloynl <*HHi>olt,'iii.>H, SllviT anil Hulllviili, Mau MirtH, ond !ilL*liiri*s. .SAVor (U. K. llciismi, incr.)—lllll •J2 2I: J( well's ni.iiilkllis. Ilii* King (Jiiiirli-lle, Kliii; and Klri^, KeniHily niiil'Krnnier, Hyiiiiiii AiIUt and ciiliiiintiy, niul iilrliin.N. Iiijou M*. K. Cii"!:, iiiur.)—tMiniihiy only 'Ji. mnrkisl Uv fiiT<'W«'ll iH'rf'iriiiiini.-e of llio IIIJisi Muck Ol., Ill "llroadwiiy .liirii-s.". I.fitvreiire, .IIiihm. —<.''il'iiiliil (K.iliili Wnrd. mirr.) iii'iil.iii jiU'iun's l''o)i. IM! 41111I werk. •"I'liii Mlrucle .Man" In bookisl fur (Mareli -1, Opiiu Booaa (W. R. tlolUbuqr, mgr.)—lllll 23. 34: llud Sii;der and cumjiaoy, th* Alexanders, (l<<o. Murpby, and illam-he and Iloae. Knr 211.27 : Killlh llntloa an.t cumpasy, Whitney aud Dell, and AI. Johaacoi, and motion pictures. Nioaat (John It. UliUnld, mat,)—lUUl 33-24: Kaldle Llndnoian. Illmm lluiiim It-r-r-r, l,yana and Cullen, Firu WIIxiim. For 20-27: Ward llakvr, I'eliT (hurley and couipaiiy, Johnson and llucklry, I>e 1*04*0 l>|K-rA Cfnnpniiy, and plcturea. OnaMoriH.iTAN, HTAS. Vii'roaiA, .llaOAiiWAV mil PuKHiu, inotlisi iiluturm uiily, Atlaiitn, On. — Atlanta (Bomsr tirorge. logr.l ilaldwIn-Melvllle 0>., In "Uncle 'l\ini's llahln," Fell. 22-27. Fuasnu <U. I,. Oankiaa, mirr.)—DIU 23-27: Arnaiit Jlras., Aleiaiider and Hcolt, JosinibliHi Hiiofer, Hkalcra llljourv, iVn-lll and lllllelle, llenrleKa I)« .s<TrlH and OMupiny, aud ".Vt lbs Wuudalile Inn." ■ Mill (A. K-. J<mM, injtr.)—Musical cumolr tilay* U> fair tnaslm-Ms. OoMrrA icini. <lsmiil>elt, mgr.)—Tabtouag and (ilotares, 4o good buslueai. Mianon, Oa.—Orand (D. G, l>hllllp(. mgr.) "Seven Kers (o. Oaldpat*'* Is Uxiknl for sn early (kile. Palaui I J. D. UoHnn, mHr.l^lslllgaD nml Omsbr, alngrra. Fcdi. 22<2T. PaiNCua (Angel HoleruiiukniH, mgr.) — Ueeas Piws>.r, singer, 32-27, IIo< Hnrinifs. Ark,—lAndllnrlum (Fralik ilead, mgr.) Ullly OllffunI, lu "Ikdleve Us,'' Fob. 211: .Maiidu riiwnll, loily vlulliilal, .Man-li N. i'aiNuaas (Doc. olnvuua, mar.)—Dig busloMa luttai tor VdudvvlllF, here, lllll in-24 : Warner ami While, Will Osklaiul anil uuinpauy, I't-arl aud Irnis Hans, and Capllul Oily Trio, For 20-27: Aim Triu, Willie and King, Geo. I>iiiH-ral and eiHU- |iany, and Ix?* Moatfnnla iiikI ruiiiiaiiy, Obntial, Liniii and IlutAl., idclutes. -fli. Jnarpli, niii.—r.yceum <n. ?;, PliMler. DikT.) "A I'lilr of .<<lii-a'' Fi.|,. Ul 2:!. ilinmt Bllluilrpls (Ns-nll 2:1 Hono'v |ili.'hiri>s '.'^-■.'7. Majbhtio (FrisI (Juiiiian, iiigr.I—Vniiilevlllc ond plelurm. (TaTSTAt, (Fred donninn, mgr.)—Vaudeville nni| tal'loiil niusUal eunn'ily, iiBi-iiitiiii, liorAi., KMVitiuH mill rm.o.'viAi., pli'luros aiHl singers. 4!harlealwn, M, —Ariiili-iny ('!lias. II. .Mil. thmra, nil|r. I ..Mnl-gnn-l All<:llli, III "l.liily Wlililr- Iliere'M Fun." Fiili. V2, Vktoiii.! (I'snllnK- ,\iii. lUi., hiurs.i- Mill 'J'.!- 31: Will II. Phlliirli-k, 'tlirn- .Mi-yiikos. Iliiniiony I'liiir. IUtI M<'ll>iiiriM.. mill Ilnn-ili-vll Cnsilllnliii. I'or 2r>-'J7: Mark nml Wllllnilix, J«iiii Clmllon, Hnl- Ion, Mi'lnlyre nml Hnlloii, Klliils-rly iiiiil Mulir, mid 1,1-B AtfiiUHl, I'niM'HHH, Majbstiii, r.rnto, IIno. Knito, Cioi- tMHT. Nkw Macik nmr liixim.ANii. i>lv;iiri-s. M) v.*rnKvii,iin. .Mnlnlyre iiiid Ili-nili wi-lti. 'i'lii', f:i.iri'i:n, ni<k- liig tint we ili-iiy llio niiiior of ilielr o|(---i1ii:; mi llui P.inlnUiK. Ilnu-. 'Ilii-y nr.- r>iiil,-i| In "llio Ilnlii 'rr<(-,'> iMid ili'lni; 11 "i-nrhlriu" lilltliii-s-. i;na clay'iii.h and ni-iiiiiMiti' i,. hiufi-'in wen. iiinrrl<-l Feb. III. at llie I'lina GInli. t.lilruao.' KU. ICF.I.'I'NMl. nn uUI tliiii- |H-rriirini'r, Is vi-ry sirk, al Ihe biiiiH. uf hia wlfi-'a |mn-iilH. Oiiinlia, Noll. MWIM llJ^-IfJIIF, l» lai tlui l'unlngi-> lliiw. IIOYAI, CUTOBB AND TtmiV.l. OSTICItrtWM) wero iiiarrliil Krti. 15, In Bt Uiiils, Mn. (.'Altllll': AVUUY, tbe old liiiiu prrriirmi-r. In nick uiiil ili>»tlliilu iit.ri'.:l I'lirllli- Hlieet, Drocklyii. N, Y. JdSMI'II IIYItNK. father of Die li.vriKi llros., dli-il nl Nurwlrji. (.'oim., ngi'il I'lglily-lliri-e. IlI.ANt.'lllO VfMjHn roiiluici Vi'li-Hkii Hiiriitt nt tin- Uoynl, Now York, I Ills wi ek. W AJ l'ICn llO«FA'UniMI SUM liiil'il 11 now (iM nlrii nl. Asbiiry I'lirli, N. .1. .TAMI'M K. MACKK'tT icIU linvu si-vi-ral (ilnlxiratu iirridiK-tliiiiH. Mil ulllcin will bu Irii-iilrJ at .Ki W. Hcvcnty-Orit Blreof, Ni-w York. FltA.'-iK ItKJ.CllI^t rcturiii'il trom r'.i'glaiiil !ost Mniidny. VA.M (;C>M>KIHII. of tbu I.ilHkv R-oturii Co., liiis n-turin-il rrum Culiroriilii. A. II. muHls aod Waller .Monro alio came lincK. TUB Comerty Club •will )(lvi> Its bnll ol TiTnu-o niirilcii. New Viirk, April 7. <Jiiii> Baihrt Is In cbarvo of the commlltce. TlIK Aaisteri<nni Aiiiiii<clji<;nt Co., of N'nw York. linM Imi-ii liirnri'iiriili'il lo )iroitucn T&udo- vllle acts. Prnnk Tlnm^ Is licovlly InU-reslcil. Hlilney llaiti-r is llii- ui'iiimil innnnucr. NOltUAK TUKVOK Ims niilaciii] Jlobi.-rt Kileju.n na IriidliiK iiinn -with "KliiiiiirH." "IIR.V-IItin" Is anniiiiiici-il 10 clusi! for tlio Kenwiu wlien It llnlMlii-H lis run In itriHbin, 27, niTA nOUT/l). who IH to III: dliirrul la a uiUHUut cviiiudy, wlU bull for Jmudon ul tliv close of licr vnnili'Vltlt.' tour. "Tlin 'i'OWIillH," the luimn of Minnio CinmnliigH, OD Uucolo Avenue, UiDf; Ilrauch, N. J., wna hiiriiiil Im-Ii, 'JO. "(H4I) VIK.VNA," ut Alinnllo City, N. J., lina bc-cn ru-upcDCd for tin; Hi-nsiiu as tliu "(.'ate' Hcoiix Arts." Iiy .MoKi nnd Ilniollton, flTKKPf.l^cnASI-; I'lWIt, Adnnllc rily, will otn ii MuriJi 27. (vniH HKIN.M'yIl lina Rlitned with Charles rrobuun for in yean toomr. ■ . <;K(>l«tK I.A.MHKIcr, vniii1i!THIiM'iiini-ilhin. H'MS ri!fniivo<l to Itelli-viiu,lloHplfnI. Now Yon;, Feb. 21, trom tlie'butne of Ma aiiiter, 'ZW rit. Nli-lioln's Atoouc, HUffcrlDS fnita liaJluclniitlunH, 'I'llIC .New IHiipoilronie, YuuoKstuwn, <i., 0|ii.'ni.tl Tl. \lkr A IV TP E I> AI MAIM FOR GENTEEL HEAVIES, WOMAN FOR EMOTIONAL LEAD STATE AIiIj |ji(e proKrnmmnnoDil pli'il'm. which WlU POAITIVKLY boreliirnoiL Osnnr Umlimia and ilottUUiont Clsxlun pleuno wriu:. C'nii us<).you. Addrcwi WM. II. I(A Y.MDNI), oirii of CLIPPKIl. mm VEnSATTLOa PEOPLE "Tne«IRl MUD THE TRAnr Ho. 2 UHAVT HAN, plAy plnnn fnmtxv COHKDUN, SlttTKIl TKAM, fitronK hiii'i-IhIiIch for HoiiliroltO and JovcollOparts. cInlllCH. LADY PIANIHT, wlili muulnnl miuclallj; violin, curnnt or oiher InHiram'ont, Wlib Btroajt specialties, for Tramp. Toll all. I«n(| cnKaKOuiont nil Hammar Mortliem Michigan. Doat mlHroprnsont or l.on7.e—i-lnsed on thn spot. I»woatBitiarT, Ii'h r.«nslii. photos rotumod. WALLAUK WIIMN, Hstagor, Wooiter, F«U '£1; Uaoal yujloo, Uaicb 1; Vrcatoo, 3; WoUlogloa, l;Tuno.«,c:BtpnbUo,e.