New York Clipper (Mar 1915)

Maboh 0 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER. 11 MANAGERS, LEADERS, .MUSICIANS Kor the purpose of helploK maslclaDB secure dMJrable poBltlona, and to help iMilcrs and managen secure tbe mo- aiclaos tliey. irant, we baTo estal>llebeJ A FKEB SEBVIGI DEPARTMENT. A well equipped baroan kcqtB track of tbe wants of musicians aud leaden cvcrrJ^bere, And as soon as we know tlioir n-nnts wc Immediately mall them n list of masldans or positions such as wc think will meet their needs. There Is no charge tor this service. If jou are oat of work or U jod need noalclans, 'urltc IIS to-dny. BIIANK HOLTON A CO., Maters of Illeh tirade nand Instruments Exclii* Blvcly, Gladys Ave., Chicago, III. NEWTON WARDROBE TRUNKS km % Al WARDBODE TRUNKS 3 Gradita, 3 SIxea, Men's or Womrn'd Cretonne or slain llnlDin. 6 year ictinrunicc. SI'KCIAL lilSCni'NT TO THE mOFKSSION WaWTOILA BOW, - Cortland, N. Y. OK AOOOONT OF COMPAITI OLOSINO u^Virginia Powells Height,Oft sin. Weli{bt,123. Akc, 26. Experl- eoced, rellahle, quick Btndy. Good -wardrobe. Omlolnoii wire. Plr.^c class StocUir Rep. VlROnnA POWELL, ai45 No; Arbor St., Pblladelpbla, Fenna. PARODIES-7for$l When You Wore a Tnllp Oh Uy Love VIbht Did Romeo Say to Jnllet By the Sea Yna're Here and I'm Here At the Ball That's All Whon Yon PJayln tbe Game nf Ixive Snappy. Full of Panch. Send now. D. O.Pyle, Jr., lOU St. Klcbolas Are., New York City Wanted, Hale PiaDo Player Who CAD double couple small parts. IjIOHT COHBDIAJI -with Ktrang line of specialties. HEPBBTOIAB FEOPliX:.. Slate all. Week stands. KIRK STOCK CO., eeorgetowi. Dil. MAfilC ACTS DDILT, STAGED and REHEARSED, innviu nu i« Profeaslonsls coached. Amuccura Bnpplled. Oar Acts always make irood, and .our luiirucUODfl TfUl BtBrt you rlKliu Psrtlculara for atamp. OEO. A. RICE, Aubnm, N. Y. WANTED—COMEDIAN To change for a week and put on Acta. Ber- Utevens where aro you. DAM DeLAND, Bllver King Comedy Co. Nortbvlllo, N. Y, |J||AMTEf> Anyone kuowlnft the VV MIV I E K# whorcabouts of WILL w. sTKRUNO wui please communicate-with MRS. 8. J. 8TERLIK0, 6t2t itlh Ave., S. E., Portland, Ore, Important news. AT LIBERTY HAI? /^BNTON. Heavies. NEI.LIB OEir< TON, Otneral Bunlncwi. Join on -wire. Room 7 C07 Sebond Ave., So., Minneapolis, Minn WARTTFn-.*'*'**^ PARTNER f-■"•■'■■with good appenranco to Join senBStlonal acrobatic act. SIusc ue atimc- tlvu and single, height G ft. 4 In. Slaio age, heliilit, wpllhl, etc. •'UDL'RAOE," Cure CUl'l'MI ■ WANTFri—J osltlonas drcBscr to Lcad- fi. fr \.T '"K Wonmu with pemiBUeiii Slock or Moving Picture Co.; am experienced seamstress, expert on fuclol niassagc. DRESSER, o-22Mn.ion St., Flint, Mich tii?^i*"'***'^'-*o™edIan doing IrlBh, Diitili, B. K Song and Dunce. Also Musical Act niid )l;i- g^i- an mid VentrUoqulst. I have Picture Machine auu 14 Kcola; nse gas only. It. DeWOLF. Ocn. Del., Yonngstown. Ohio. ?'?^^*i'?~''*''8ft'n8- Complete January uct, cousfatlng of Trained Shetland I'ouy, Kicking Doii- » 20 ra'"-»«, $180. Sliclloua i^Jl*'"!!?- uniforms,Tents, Wagon Show property. Thoa. L. Finn, Hooslck l^Ils. N. Y. DIAIOGCKS, Monologues and Sketches for eslc ALBERT 0. UEKOKSUEIJIEB, • 926 Barry Avo„ Chicago, III Tbe BaffslcBlAns with their naaal zc»I, Hare pat the O. K. to my aot) . Proclaimed mjr work U "reoI,»> A» ther know an act from New Vorlc, Their presence they make you r«el. The siiceest that I am r«celvln({ I've earnedi.lt is no ateal. Originality can't be wlju-d out, 1 nn» having thU to say. Did yoa ask if 1 am worklnR next Week f Tei, and erery day The papera will announre It In <ypo both bold and plain, that Cele.t the Whl.UIng Wlr« W.lknr, ">••«»«>« progress Jnit the tame. For talent is the talsiman that makes the artut's nam*. The Great Celest in IE m Aoademy, BufEalo, Moich 1-6 R JAOK KnwiasS. SONG WRITERS FORM HEW ASSOOAnOR. The Popular Song Writers' Association, couibuecd of the boys who supply uuuular muslf to tbo ■public, whb furmod several weeks ago, and the following oUlcers clectc<l : .Stanley Murphy, president: Oeorgo W. Meyer, aecretarj, and Theodore Morse, treasurer. Tbe intention Of tho association Is to pro- mote Kood fellowship among tho boys and bring them together more frcviently. At tho present tlmo the following have signed applications: Illlly Jerome, Lcwto If. Mulr. Edgar Leslie, Jenn Schwarts, L. Wolfe Mlbcrt. Will Dillon, llcrt Otant, James V. Monaco, Anatpl Krledland. Arthur Jackson, (.rant Clar^, Jeff Ilranen, Alfred Solman, Arthur Lang, Leo Wood. Lew Ilrown, Soy- ^NORTH DROS. CO. IN WICHITA. Th« North Droa. fitock Oo., irtilcti ba> been pliTlnr « Winter (i»B»4n Id ToIm. flklt., oomed ■(•nh 1. at tbe Empim, Wlcbtto, "kta., tot • "TrlDj teaion. Ilnymond Walker, Al. Planladost, llallad McDonald, Albert (iiimblc, llermnn I'aley, Karl Carroll, Joo Yoiinit, Joo Ooodwin, laK) Edwards, Will I). Colih, Dnvo Stamper, Oeno Hiick, Ernest It, Ball, Fred I'laclier and Jack Brennan, Only those that have written populareongs are eMglble. publishers not being admitted lu mcmbeniblp. A wcctlng was held Tuesday, March 2, when the objects of the association ■were gone ever, and a full account of which will be nu:iounrcd In next £eck's,CLlPruR. « SOME Tnio. Fred Fischer, Jack Glogau and Joo Mc- Carthy arc billed as a feature attraction on Wednesday nisht, March 10. for Loew's Avc- luio 11 Theatre. "Soldier' Boy." "Spnrk of I ovc" and "Toklo" will bo tho songs ren- dered. THE NEW ITALIAN CLASSIC. Wbcn tho boys wrote "On tho Shore of Italy" they thought It would be Impossible to vrrlte a successor, but they got together and, after a little work, turned out tho new Italian song, which will bo a revelation. Tho title of tho song Is "My Own Venetian Rose," and from the reports of a few of our standard acts, tbe eong will be a bigger bit than "On the Shores of Italy." Thla song Is poiiltlvely a gem from a melody stond- point, and as for tho lyrics—Joe McCarthy wrote It, which Is enough to know that none better could be written. It's a song which deserves to be In everybody's ropertolre. High class singers (male or female) should write In for It, and for the charoctcr singers wc have a natter chorus which Is better tnan anything that has been dono before. The melody was written by Jack Glogau and Al. rinntadnsl. Leo Feist Is tho'publisher. This number will be positively one of the biggest hit J In tbe season of 10l!i, so get It now and be one of the first (o sing thin gem. "WHY NOT SIXO Wi;\niX' OF THE <iRKn\." During the pust monlh ni.my Imitations havo been wrlUru on Ihe pi>piiliir Kiing auc- CC3S, "It's a Ixing Way ,to TIpperary," so much so that the public have become tired of llslenlng to songs of that htyle. Tn be aiire that there was a corking Irish song on the market. Jack Ologau and Howard Johnson got togetbcr and turned out a corking Irish Bong entitled "Why Not Sing Wearln' of tho Orecn." A simple melody and a corking lyric. A <!ong with sentiment and a number lhat can't fall. Great for harmony, quar- tettes, trios , and duos. Harmony arrange- nients by Al. Doyle. Nuf said. Don't fall to write In for It, ns S^. Patrick's Day Is only two weeks off, and this song Is positively tho best Irish song on the m.trket. Leo Pelst In the publisher. ' The song Is hning featured with tremendous success ny nianche Ring, .ind goes bigger than "Iledella." which was lier biggest nit. A word to the wise Is nuf- nclont. (let It while lt'« hot; "Why Not Sing Wearln' of tbo Green" Is tbe title. MOSS MAnniES. Dick Mn.is. one of the most popular boys lu music circles, and uutll recently connected with Jos. W. Stern & Co., wna married to Allco Trucsdale on Jan. 17, 1U15. HILLS' NEW SOLDIER SONG. It Isn't very often that Kerry Mills bos the time to devote to song writing," but sev- eral weeks ago one of his lyric writers. Lew Drown, showed him n lyric on the present coDlllct In Lurope. The Idvn was so good lliat Mr. Mills sat down nnd turned out one of the best melodies tlint be has released in niiiuy yeiirx. Tlio title of tho song Ih "When It's All Over." I'orformcrs cay that It Is niie of the great- est encore getters timt can he iLsed. If you ore looking for a regular clcan-up Kong, put this on right away. SIIA,PIRO-DER\STEIN'S NEW BALLAD A HI'l". When I flrst mentioned "The I/llllo IIouso I'pon the mu" In this cotiiinii sonic weeks .iKo I piedlcted tliat It would bocuuiu a sec- oud "Lonesome I'liie." It Is going .si> fust now that nothing can mop It. I'erfoniiiTs all over the country liiu-e put tho /iiiiig on and all rcjport tho same: "Tbo hfggost lilt I ever sang.^ Louis Ilcrnstein, president of the Shaplro- ncrnsteln Music Co.. the fortunate piiblHli- ^rs, ore working their force night nnd clay, nnd If tlir! song doesn't Trove tbe sensoii's biggest hit It won't bo their fault. CHANT CLARK SIGNS WITH KKIST. Loo Feist, nlwjiys on the lookout, U>t tbo best tnleiil. added (Jrant (^Inrk In his won- derful stnir of writers nnd coiupnscrs. tJraiit flbould miike n vnluablo man for tlin Feist roncern, us hi.-) Idcuti run ou llic originality plan. A "STERN" DEMONSTRATOR. Irving .Mnsloir. who Joined lliu Slern staff tome moniliii nso. has proven n very cunnblo ii.><slstant to L. Wolfe (iilbeW. Tho Stern pvhllcntlon.H. through lil.t ciidenvors, have been well represenleil In the house nround New York us well ns in tli.c dllTcreut eabarelfl. THOSE WAR SONGS. Out of ^ total of some fourteen represett- tatlve popular music publlHbcrs In New Tetk, about two of tbe.bunch h^enit n "peace" or 'war' song. L.eo Kelat was tbe Arst with ^Is scns.itlnnal number by Al. IMantadosl and Al. Hryan, "I Didn't Ralab My Boy to Re a ScgdIer." Then followed WUI Von TlUer wKh his now record- broking hit by Al. Vnn Tllser and Will Dillon, entitled "Don't Tak« My Darling Roy Away." K. A. Mills followed shortly with "When It's All ;Ower," by I^w llmwn and Kerry •MIIU, that has the cndorsenvnt.of many biK Toud'ovl'le acts that have featured It. l/cwf^'nprnstcln; wto° bas mtdo tbe nnalft game a study, started to work on Charley Bayha's latest number, colled "I'd Be I*toii4 to He the Mother of a Soldier." Altbeogh only a week old, th« song hat shown up won- derfiilly well and Is rapidly gaining la popa< larlty. . Jerome II. IWmIck ic Co., In signing Alfred 'Bryant several'Weeks ago; tmiat bare had In 'mind that ho could write another "oeace" song, and Al. hadn't been with the Arm a week before ther announced "When Uotben ituin the W>)rld," It's a wonderful Idea, •with n aplendld-nelody by Jtck-WHIs. Tho last to Join tho ranks was Harry Ton Tllzer, tho Utsmltb, who conceived the Idea that as ho has always written bits, a "peace" flong bit by bim wouldn't be out of places hence "I'd Ke Proud tn Be the Mother of a Roy I.lko You." In conjunction with Andrsw Sterling. "Ilnrry ncver'wroto a tetter melody. Tho outcome of tbo noir nafflbeni will be watche<l -wtth loterost n; NEW YORK'S FBATUaa •OSQS. "The Little llonie Upon tba Bill" ( Shapibo-IIumbtrih Co.) "When Yon're a Long, Long Way from IIome".(BROADWAT MuaiCCai "On the 6.1S". .(J. H. BamcK A Co.> "There's a Spark of Love Btlll Unrnlng" (Ino Faisr, iHC.t "Virginia Leo" (Joi Uotiua Co.) "I Didn't BaUe Uy Boy to Be A Soldier" (Lio ntlST, Inc.) "Sweet Kentucky Lady" (H. WiTMOK * Boira.) "Maybe a Day, Maybe a Tear" (Jos. W. Stibs a Co.) "Wbcn Hy Ship Comes In" (HiBiT VoK TiLum-t ("Chinatown, My Cbtaatown" (J. n. Ramtnc * Co.) "I Hear Ton Calling, Tennestee" (BkPiaa Husic Co.) "My Pretty American Olrl", (Geo. .T. Koch Co.) "^Vhen tho Mission Hells Arc Clilinlng" (Tki.i. Titt.ob Co.1 "Can You I'ny for*n Broken Heart!" (C^iix.M. K. lUunts Co.) "You Arc tbe Itose of My Heart" (M\UnlCH KiCHMOND Co.) "Fncc to Face with the Olrl of My Dreams" (F. R. Hjivii.anu Co.) ' That Du-Dnh Dey"..(F. A. Mills Co. :o.) EDDID DOBRR ACTIVE. EdJlo Docrr, who Joined tbo UcKlntey Murlc Co. staff In New York recently, has done some wonderful work populartalng the firm's .-^oiigs In and around Now York. Uardly n week goes by without a McKlntcy song being featured In many of tho leading vaude- vlilc hou.ses. Last week ho received several now songs from tho main olllco in Chicago that be Is desirous of releasing to bis many frlendo. A card to Eddlo will bring them to you. If you are tn New York be can be fonnd at 80 Fifth Avenue. "I DlffVY RAISn MY BOY TO BD A SOLDIER" BHBAKINO RECORDS. Never In the history of popular mnsle baa so much publicity been given a eong as la given dnily to Leo Keut's record breaker, '^I Didn't Raise My Doy to Re a Soldier.'' Only lost week thirty of tbe moit prominent papers In the United States carried two column editorials telling the moral effect tlio song was creating on the publlr. . On account of this poblfclty performers aro snro of n tremendoas reception wbcn they lutrndnro the song. It looks to be tho one clean-up song of tbe present yenr -and. Judging frnnt tbo stlei account. It will breok all records. A COMING WRITER. Few boyo In tho game have ■met with such success in no short a time on Andrew K. Allison, n young man of much promise, who lias'to his credit somo twelve numbers, writ- ten in conjiincltdn witli many of the well known composers. A partial Mat of tals recent fiongs Includes: "You Aro tbe Ilose of My Heart." "When You Are the World to Me,'' "I've Come to Take Yoii Hark Ifome," "On a flnnd Old Time Hlelgli ltddc." "Over the flrent Divide." "Down On the Farm In Har- vest Time." "Down at Ja-iper Johnson's Jnni- Inroe," "When Iho Sweet Carnation Mingles with the Itosc." EXTENDS THANKS. . Tho Playcrn' Club, of Norfolk. Va., eitend their thanks through Tin: Cmitku to the following iiubllslicrH: Watersnn, Ilerlln k Snyder. Brnndwny MohIc <?ori).. Joo Morris Music Co., and oIlicrH, tor their kind consldera- Uon In sending us orelieMtrutions and music for our intnstrel sliiiw, which was <lven Thursday evening, l''eb. iT>. at tbo New wells Theatre, for the benetlt 'of tbe Jewlsll war sufferers. We also thnnk Jnmes MadlsaB for his Budget, which wns "Just the thing we wanted." II. N. Conn, Secretary (Bcalj. ROSS RETS COLLINS. Eddie' ItnSs, running tbe review at the Harlem FUth Avenue Theatre, at last ban s'liccei'ded In getting Harry Colllna. Harry Is not (Jermnn, neither French, but still a Kulrninrlno always looking fur a battle, but still manager for Daly, music publisher. TEDDY MORSE'S MUSINGS. "Ppput.va Sosii WniTMis' A.s^^ol•txTlo^^." and why not? We have the "I'lilted Shoo Polishers' Union," the "AninlganirfliNl Order of Garbage Cnllrrtors," tho "Mattress," "Wig- uii\ker.s," '«\Vludow Clcunors," etc, all or- ganlied with lilgtifnlutln' names, nnd tliii men who make millions sing, (Inner, whistle, hum, piny, langh anil otherwise hnpiiy, nut 'banded tugelheri Well, ire nrc/ Ii'h hero at last I .A lioiin tide. elght(<en karat c>r- ganl>atlon of "l'o|iulnr Hong Writers." Tho objects of the amuelatlou aru to jiroiniito good feeling and noclahlllty among tlio writ- ers, and the puullsherH, to correct, ns far ns poaslbtc, that feeling ut dliisntlsfactloii thul Is cnnHtnntly arising around "atnlemnni" lime, and tu flnd ways and means of belter- ln{ conditions all around. That this Is A Rtep In tho right dlrucllnn will bo conceded .by every fair-miaJril pub- lisher, for -without a hnppy. coulouted lot of writers no puhllsber cuu liop<ii li> survive, and this jixsoclntiun will primarily' try ti> Jiromote hnpplne-is and rontenlnivnt. 'Ihero aro and will bo juauy who will slinko tlielr hcada and any: "It rnii'J' bo done,I'liey teon't stick," etc.. but there U a feeling nnd a spirit among Ihu nulnbiirs which anys It am bo dono aud wu iHtl stick. A clianco mooting of several of tho "hovs," Ornnt Clurkr, Stanley Murphy. Joo .McL'uriliy, Jimmy Mourci> and Kdgar Leslie, started ttiu ball*a-rollliig, and the enthimlnsni with wlileh Ihe Ttrlou.i writers'met tho niiggcjtlon foro- Sbidows, nothing but bucccis. Articles of Incorporation are being drawn up by Dcnuls O'ilrleii, attorney fur Ibu Wlillo UatSt and Stanley Murphy baa been vU-etcd president Ucorgu Jloyur, Hvcrutury, and Ttiuu- dorc Morae, treasurer. Tbo'lnltlatlon feu Is $5. and Is small, Just enough tu pay current etpeusua, aud as wo must havo a llttio working capital, wo urgently request tho membsrs to pay up noie. We also invito tho acllvo lyric and muludy writers, who are not publlsTierM, throughout the country to Join bands with us. We ttrnnt yea all. every mother's sun of you. It's a great tolog and will grow. Just send In your flve«pot to the treasurer, 144 West Tblrty-seveDth Street, and he will do the rest. Melody Lane Jack Edwards gives yuii the aames of all the members on this mgr. ana they are oil with u»t Como vn along, tn cm« of ut, and ^e^l^ ui, too 11 To Lewis V. Mnlr, who looks so grave b'ut writes such cheerful and Jlngly inrlndies. bi?- longi the credit of giving us our name, "l*oi»- ular Song Writers' ABsnclatlun." "DO-BK-MB-PA-SOL-I^VBI-IIO" -Was tho way It used tu go, Bat all things change—and 'noir It's so— "X>oii(^'i-ro-ml-fa-Bol-la'Hl-(l»H(/)i /'' Pbed Kihcitcb rides aniuiid* la a nitty "S. ti. V."—nieaulng ":iuiigs Uulug Veil." Wi:'vis beuu In Jnllt But. Just a mument, It was uuly a vlult in reiipuuao tu u loiter fron a song-plugging friend, Illlly (.'oilius. nuiy Js In on a serluii!) charge, wo urti mirry to state, m'unslaiighti'i. to bu vLnct, aud It wna just one ut tlmso bad breukH <i( fate that cansed It all. Ullly'u letter hsIiI: "Cull ut Kooiu L'ln, No. IIU Centro Strcvt, bclweun li.ao aud l.'M" Wu did. Aftur pUHoliiif thro' a door, hnavily barred, tliut vreukul and groaucd from Its slicor wclKht, we wero referred to the wardeu, who iuvu um tho "occe over," the "up uiid down, thu "crisH- crosV and tbo "thro' uiid thru," lusting fully flvo minutes, ond Ilnaliy n puHi. Wu weru tli(!U Jostled over to a uurly Nli-(ooli:r. who naked If we had- a knife. "Yes," said we, "every good song writer has ^nc." Whlili facetlouB reply went completely over hl.-i closc-crnppiHl noodle. Then ho prnrceiled 'o rellenre ns of it, nnd with dexteroiiH llnger>i went In our various poekels, dwellln;; rathe/ longingly on' our poor roll of three "oiieH," looked In our "musical" hnt (wc say musirni because there's a "linnd" nii It), nnd'bawled in our left ear (the bad onv, thank gooiliiess) "two flights upi" Wi> nnnlly foiiiid Hilly, puur boy, aud beard his Atvry. 11 u kiiuM he's dene wrong nnd In sincerely repeiiinnt. All bo asks of thnso who rem(>mher hliii la aonio mngazines nnd a fi'W noslaui! Btniniis. He In allowed to receive nolliliigelse, uud to any who will be good enniigb to lii'Iii lilni in this way he will lie deepiv gniti-nil. Wlnm Billy "goi's away" ho will write for some "profes- Alonnls." Will I lie jiiihllsbiTH lev ami I'l'- nieniber hlni ni.d Kenil them? ](u used to slug all uur Moiig.-i, iiml sla^; llieiii Wi>;i. IIi:i.i.i). Mr. I'lililMierl IIoW'h your lovlii' little Itoiird of Trude'i! Nkwh Is news, nnd modest Mm' lie may he, wo must let tho whole wiirbl know llirir. Frederick A, MIIIn, who "got IiIn" wIh'Ii IIiii "gettiii' was. good," 1h tint pronj dnihly of u bouncing bulj^ boy 1 'i'liKV'VE gono nnd Jncked iiji tlin prirn of brend to «ix ceiit«, nnil wir ciiii't get ii "pro- fessional copy" iiii.nvlu're. Juu Yoi'Nd, who iillH lyircH lli<e a Inrk, rlscH to remark tlmt things inWHt |ilek up for him mighty soon or he'll follmv rluliC along Hilly Siindnv'ii roiitu uiid hill lilui'self us "Ikey Saturday." ANOTiirit Irishman Is going to burkin on his swuni nnd sharpen his liiiice. Hhiiitey .Morphy is guiiig to "frco Innco'' It for n Willie, nnd If merit countH for nuylhlng '"Stan" will lund 'em enrly nnd <irten, JOIINSOX'N NEW SONCJ. Howard Juliiisoii, since Joining thn won- derful Feist Htntr, lins written some laimblo MiiMgH nri well IIS niiiiiv original vitbch for many vninlevllle heailllniTB. He bus Just completril n brand new Idea In «ongs Mint has been lrle<l out Heveriil times, nnd from present IndlentloiiH looks very inileli like n ■wlniinr. )V iliie to lloward will,bring forth tho number. . KDWAHDN HAS NKW HOXd. Have you lii'ard lliu now Li-o Kilwards Hoiig'/ "Nan .foKe" is the Mile, nnd If irii- eores count for nnylliing, cIiiim. K. Miirrln, who publishes 11, is good for niioliier lilt. CEiaGO PUBLISHERS AND STAFFS BOLD ANNUAL BALL APPAMI A tlREAT SUCCBSS. Clilcago's Music I'lihllshers' nnd Kntep- tainers, dirrctrd by (iUB Chnnillor. Bert Wliito and Henry Cohen, gave one of tlie most niie- ce.s»fu| dnnccN of the sMHiiuTbiiraday night, Fi-h. I'.-i, at Ilnlly I'hihiiniise. (?lilrngo. .NL-ni- iM-rs of various ihrntrlcal conipuules npixvir- (le si^nHiiuTbiirsday night, "engo. .Mel . . ,jles npiKvi. Iiig ill the Loop crowded the ball, nnil the only regret of tho promoters'was thul Uiev fullril tn eugngo the CollHenui. Dancing and other pteaHiirMiWerv IndulgiMl In until tno won hiuuII hours, and everylio<ljr went homo voting tho nffair n Mplcudld suc- cess. ■ Tho following are some of lb* familiar fncea seen walking iirnuml Ihe hall: Al. IMdsou, Ab. Htiiol. Mniirico Hitter, Mau- rice nibble, Ka. Krciigh, Joo Hennet, Com Itomnuo, htank Mnglni, llerlilo Vngel, H. White, W. Iliilllps, Irving Foster, Mark Morris, Uignr (Irnhani, .May IIIII, FrIU Do Syrette, Mort llosely, Fay lloselv, HIg. Ilosely, Tom Cnlro, Dan llresiinlian. Marlon Harris, I'hil lloldlvrg, .S'elllil De Ouiiso. Friedn I iiard, /ella Ingrnbaiii, ICiliile Cnnvry, I'Inkey Aarselh. Fred .HlrniiM, Frank .Mlll/r, Jimmy Mhitely, Louis Hiiyiler. Hurry La I'eHrf, .VMrle Ilutler, Joe SKhiI, I'MdIn Hill, (lus Krd- iinin, Kriilo Krilnian, .lliiiiny l.e Vino, May Fislier. Fmnk FUtier, Cora Freilrlcka. Illlly Mason, Alice Masnn, Ksllier l.orrnlno, Li>ul«i lleiio, Illlly Do Vere, l.iiiils llernanK J<'e Sul- livan, Benny Fields. Jni'k Walters, Nril I.ji Hose, Kdilln Suriilh, Kdilin Van. .Kddic Wolf, Larry Meehnn, Iliiiililo I'anipliell, Marie Me- Cnwan, Johnny Fink, JosbIo Ray. I>nn llhineo, Wm. Jcnime .Tnek .'^nilth. Irene IliisHell, Doilin Kllsworth. 'reresn Itngan, Mildred Slewnrl. Umllv (Innnon. Walter Wilson. Illlly Hector. Joe Unw, Hay I'nrkcr, Jann Randolph, Lnuls Stern, Ciiirgo Lewis. l/>ulse Marshall. Ilusn KInendrnlh, Lew Kpllev, Joo Priee. Hnui Hare, Joo Hliermnn, Will Thome, RnrI MeKliiney, Morris ninnm, I'curl Hose, Dutby Kelly. Joo Williams, Oeorgo Mark, Vivian I.owls. Mar- (tarot Stone, Fred While, llnrry Sakos, Wililo llvnn, Tom Hwecnoy and Mlldriid-Forest. TIIB ORUATRST QIIARTUT'I'II) IN THU WORIjU. With Al. Jnlson, nurnnnl (Iranvllle. Wlllln Weston and Burt Fltsglhhoua sliiulug tbo'unw ovcr-nlgbt sonuatlun, "Who'll I'ako Carn of tho Harem Whon the Riiltan (loos to War," one Is JiiBtllled In waylug ihnt this connli- lutoN tho greatest qiinrtetio uf hendllners on ono snng at auy one lluie. It 4s Biire-llre. niid they arc wise enough tu renllso Ihnt thn llmo to sing a sung Hiich as "llnrcni'' Is tight now wuilo everybiiily hsH the war (ever. Htlll, It is not a war song, hut a great ciiniiHly song. It Is traveling nt lhi> rale of <iiie (hou- HUiid miles a seeoaii. uiiil beforo long the whnio country will bo singing tills ri'iiinriiahle sung hit. "Yen: Aro tho Hiwe of My Hear!" conlliiiies In grow bigger, nnd the iierrnmierB with good voices who yearn for good songH nre wnking III) to thn fnrt lhat "Yoii Arn tni> Hiihi- of .My Ileurl" Is JiiBt Ihe snng they hnve been look- ing for. Jack Wilson winsi In fniui Hlii'n's Theatre, lliifraln, to "riiali nn (irrlinstrstlon of 'I'm Thinking Tin-y'ro Making ii .Monkey Out of Me.' tho great cnineily Irish wing." Tho Nong with lliu iie/r |i|ea, Ihe Hong with thn punch. U Is tlieni forly wnys, and Is Hiire-Ilrp, AN IDNOMSII VKRMION TO niCI.ST'.H ORKAT'l'KACIO <4<».V«i. On account ii( tho ileiiiniid friiui Iho olhiT nido for n BiilLnliln lyric In Mint trenii'mloim hit, "I Didn't llnlse .My liny to Ho a .Sol- dier," Leo Felat was induced to linvo ono written, ond Into Inst week tlio lirxt roples wero issucL Tim lltlo was cliangnl Hoiiie- wlint hy J. B: iMeMniiiis to "I'm fllad .My Hoy drew Up to ilu n Soldier." Tho cliMriii follows: I didn't want my hoy tn lio ii soldier, I wanted him to slay nt hiinii> with nie; To care for lilni ns wiien lie wnH n lialiy. And work for him ond keep lilin.nt my knee. Hut now I nut a gnu upon IiIm Mliniitder, And hlsH lilin ns I hid liiiii iiiareli away. Though tears blot out Ihe day, Willi all.lav lii-nri 1 nay : I'm Kind my uuy grew up to lie a solilli>'r. IIAItltV VON TII//.I<'.U IIAH A.Mt'rilKIt HIT. I knew when Harry Von 'I'll/er got liiiek mi Iho Job agnln IbiU It nieuiit Minrliil. They loll nin lliat "When Aly Ship Coiiiim in" \a one of tho lilKgest niiinhi-rx on the iiiniket lo dny. ileiinle ItiiriiHli'ln, who works iiIkIiI I'aii liny on.the Vim 'I'll/er hoiiuh, Ih preilii-t- liig that tlie Hoiig'will heal iliiytliliig Hairy l.iis evi r written. I1ICIN'/,.MAN> MAKING "VHKilMA IfllK," Joliiiny lli'ln/.niaii, slacii iinHuniliig iliiirgn of Ibu iirori'Hsional departinent with .MIko .Morris, uf Ihe Joo'Morris I'oinioiiiv. Iinii pitt MiIh llrUi'H soiigH'lii till' .New VorK tlii>alri':l weekly Through his emleavoi'M "Virginia I.eei' has dnvebijiisl into iiiK.' uf thu Bmson's lilggmt Kilci'esseM, UIMUOIIT AND ntllCDLANO'S NMW A new high elnss hiillail, entitled ".My Mllle Dreniii Olrl," wiih releiisiHl last wi-i'k by Jos. W. Hterii k Co. Aiiatol Frli'ilhuii!, ono of Iho brjghlest cuiniiiisi-rii In Hie 'IjiihI- nesH, Ih respoiiHlhii! for I lie iiieloilv. and voiir old fiiund, Woifu (lllhert, tlo' lyrics. Hear tills song at once, It'H.n corker- GILLEHI'll-l WITH ro.SMOI'OI.M'AV .Ml.'.SiC L'O. Joe tlllieHpIo wIhIii'S IiIh fi'leiifis to know I hat lin Is now I'oniiei'li'd with tho Cosniirii'illtaii .Miisle Co^ III .New York. -Ho In niiiking a featnrn of "I'm An Aiiierleaii—/I'lnit's All," nnd luiH met with niueh siieci'ss. hiw ii:dw-ahi>s ii.tN .new hit hong. When thn'iiuw Winter (.lardeii show opeai'd Inst Wi'ek tho oerasinn Wiih alHO marked liy Leu Kdwardn niiiiliig iinnliier hit to bin ree- nril. '"I'lien-'H a Lilt In IIU of Kveryt liliig fin llrondwiiy" Is the miicci-iw of the show, ond iH Introduced by .Noiii Ilayeii. Muslo Publishers' O^lolai OrKmn. TAMMEN AND BOMLS SUE LOEWi LEXINGTON OPERA HOUSE TO BE COMBINATION THEATRE NEXT SEASON. ALSO ASK FOR ACCOVNTINO. Suit wnit^ejitered In Munli'l|)al Court.- Ii rhlcago, inst^Saturday, for $100,000, hy .Mes.i-rN Tnnimcli and Honllls, of Denver, who seek lii.1t nniount from vurloUB enlerprlses v.-hlcb Mn-rcUB 4yO0W look over with the Hulll- viin 4'Considlne Circuit. On same day an- other milt was brought In 'Circuit (?ourt 'by which I'nminen and Honllls ask an account- ing It seems that Mossni. Tiimmen and Honflls owneo stork In tho ItmpriNS Tlieatre, Kn-iaas City Mil.: I':iapre.<H Theatre. Clncltmall. 0-, and "Empres-s ITicatre, Slilwaukee, Wis. Tliey had rnntain agreement wtUi tho Bolllyao k Consldlno (.'Irenlt. Wbeo ml« at dmlt waa made Hunt. 12. 1014. Tommco and Ooaflls lurc-irtcd It, Init they did not get any of tha ruini7.<- 'Iho deal caUvl for Sl,liOO,000, $:ti)0,000 was paid down and the rent was <• 4je paid In tliree InHtnllmonts. Adnlph Slorka 'wlin reprosents 'Pommen and Honflls, says that I/ww peoiHe fell d<nra on pay- ments. 'Riese suits, according to Marks, are to secure proper share of in()0,000 for Tarn- men and llcnDls, and enforce payment on what Is due. For the post month tho dolly and llic- otrleul papers have announced every kind of I-oiicy for Ihe big Lexington Opera Iloii/iiy ut Fifty-first Street and Leiinglnn Ave It was liullt over a year ago liy 'lisiiir llani- Biersleiu for opera, iiiit linH 'housed plctiireii and vniidi'Viile, wlileh Ih, hy llio way. tho present .policy. TilK i'mitkii can now slain on Iho best of niilhorlty that, ^illn It will lliilsh out Ihii present Monsun with vnlidovllM nnd pIcturi'H, the tlientro will bo devoted next season to traveling ottrnctlons, which- witl Htay oni! week each. Ilie HeuHoii will Jii'idn uhnut the Inst week In Algiist.'nnd IIiq lliHt Hit weckH hnvo bis-n asaigned to A. II. WiiihK who will begin with "Thu Yellow Tll-kel." "FADS AND FANCIES" will open B, at the Knlckerliccker, New TorV. PI'LLI.N'S COMEDIANS will likely open their season In Decatur, Hi. WAI/THlt FUtYD Vil( he manager of Marie Tempest's Co. 'IIOHIS TIIO.MASHHFSICY bas filed a voluotary pttltlon In bankruptcy, owing |Ta,',t07,' against 121,000 assets. BD.S'A WALTHI'TTIS, ft slilcen year olil nrtre*!, attempted sntcidc hy drinking InJlno nn HuDday. Feb. 29..In her apartment In the Norin:iiidle Hotel,' New York. A pollccninn 'wlio was rnMed gave her first aid In thi? nlnpe of two eggs ond n hotlln of inllk. Hhn was taken to Hellevuo Hospital. Ai-conllng to iniest reports lier eondlllon wos tuitisfaetory. KOLII AND Dll/L aud their company aro hack at ihe Murnsco, lios Angeles, presenting •A Peck o' llckleV MALVINU L0HI1L IlKODKH, actresii, lias flled a petition In lionkoiptcy, Ditits, tn.OOO: no assets. POTIIOVA, who wait lo replace Madame Walska at Ilammersteln's, canceled. No reason was glrcn.