New York Clipper (May 1915)

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May 22 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 39 THE SONG OF THE CENTURY! WRITE QUICK! EVERYTHING READY! WONDERFUL BXELODYQ* AS ARTHUR J. LAMB FIRST VERSE The snn was sparkling brightly Upon the ocean foam, The Ltiftltanla, speeding fast, Was veir nearly home; Then came the blow so sadden That pierced the vessel's heart. Hat while the crowd surged o'er the deck A young man stood apart. CHORDS He thought of the girl wbu loved him, He thought of tnelr wedding day, As he looked on the angry ocean Eager to seize la prey. He thought of his poor old mother In a little Sovtbem town, And sadly he sighed "Thy will be doner As the Lnaltanla went down. Copyright, MCMXV, by FRANK K. ROOT & CO. British Copyright Beeurod. SECOND VFRSE He stepped Into a life-boat. But 'ere It left the deck. He saw a woman and her child Upon the sinking wreck. "Come, take my place," be told her. And, as she stepped Inside, He thought again of those he loved And, like a hero, died. s Nbi York Qftlce, 80 Fifth Ave., McKINLEY MU8IC CO. L CLINTON KEITHLEY, Mgr. Prof. Dept., Grand Opera House Bldg„ Chicago <3a., 21, HopkJnsvllle, Kr.. 22-25, Providence 26, Owetmbaro 27. 28, Greenville 28. Flake's Bond—Wonderland Floating Theatre, lndef. Ferullo's Sand—St. Louis 17-Jone 12. MoSparrun'e Band—Ella-Sha-Oo., lndef. Minneapolis Sjmotony Orchestra—Terre Haute, Ind., 20. Heel's, Carl, Bud—Logan. W. Vs., lndef. p—i,n. Symphony Orchestra—Willow Grove Park. Phils.. SB-June 5. ■ ■ Boral Hungarian Orchestra—Peoria 111., Indof. Sonaa's Band—Salt Lake OUy. U., 19, Ogden 20, aw Francisco. Cel., Cl-July 23. PICTURES. 'ataeqne's Picture Stows—New City (Fridays). Congers, N. Y. (Satordavs), lndef. "Birth Of a Nation'—Liberty, New York, lndef. "Birth of a Nation"—Tranent, Boston, lndef. "Eternal City, The"—Astor, New York, lndef. "Eternal City, The"—Milwaukee 16-22. CARNIVALS. Aiken Shows—Carnegie, Pa., 17-22. Allen, Tom W., Shews—Waterloo, la.. 17-22, Ulnneapo- ET Minn., 24-26. Capital City Amuse.' Co. (Lew Hoffman, mgr.)—St. . Paul. Minn.. 17-22, Minneapolis 24-29. Clark * Conklln Snows—Ponghkeep9lo, N. Y.; 17-22. Campbell United. Shows—Richland, U., 17-22, Eureka 24-20. Evens. Ed. A., Greater Shows—Concordia, Kan.. 17-22. Hastings. Neb.. 24-20. i End* Carnival—Vlocland, N. J.. 17-22. Ferrari Shows—-Htrrlsburg, Pa., 17-22. Sunbury 24-26. I Great Panama Shows (Oha». Barthel, mar.)—Indlan- ' spoils. Mo., 17-22. „ „ Great Patterson Shows—Marsballtown, la.. 17-22, Ft. Dodge 24-29. . Great Amrlcan Sbowa—Terre Haute, Ind., 17-22. Great Corey Shows—E. Grand Forks, Minn., 17-22. Gentner's United Shows— Keoknk, In., 17-22. Hamlin United Showa—Bridgeport, Conn., 17-22. : Jiu^Uuwtll Shows—Troy. O.. 17-22. Jones. Johnny J., Expo-. Sbowa—Baltimore, lid., 17-22. Brldgeton. N. J.72i-2». _ , Kenedy. Con T., Shows—Qulncy. 111., 17-22, Beards- town 24-29. Blme, Herbert A.—Battle Creek. Mich.. 17-22. Kline. Jack, Show—Chester. N. J., 24-20. Lavltt Bros. Shows—Malone. N. T., 20-22. Lntllp, Copt., Shows—Plattsburg N. T.. 22-20. Laot. Col.. Greater Showa—Pittsburgh, Pa., 17-22, Tur- tle Creek 24-29. • Manppa Greater Showa (I*. B. Baekenstoe, mgr.)— Columbus, O., 17-22. Metropolitan Greater Show—Kingston, N. Y., 22-20. Maxwell Carnival Co.—Bound Brook, N. J.. 26-Jnne 5- Reynold's Geo., World's Greatest — Cumberland, Md.. 17-22. Belss, Net, Showa—Sheboygan, Wis., 17-22, Green Bay 24-20. Smith Greater Shows—Roanoke, Vs., 17-22. Washburn's Mighty Midway Showa (L. W. Washburn,, mgr.)—Hatrleburg. Pa., 17-22. So. Hethlebem. 24-20. White Star Amuse. Co. (Frank M, Woods, mgr.)— Hoopeston, 111., 17-22, La Forette, Ind.. 24-2». Wortham, a A.. Sbowa (O. A. Wortham, mgr.)—Wichi- ta, Ron., 17-22. Zeldman & Pollle Shows—Lansing. Mich., 17-22. CIRCUSES, Eanram A Bafley's— Pittsburgh 10, 20, Wheeling 21,. UrtChsvllle, O., 22, Cleveland. 28. 20. _ . Banna, Al. G.—Emmett. Idaho. 10. Paanetta 20, Tale, Ore.. 21. We liter, Idaho. 22. Gentry Bros.—Cincinnati 17-10, Ulddjeton 29, Kenton: Honest Bill—Thomas, Okla., 10, Ouster 20, Putnam 21. Aledo 22. Hr gen beck-Wallace—Alliance, O.. 19, Canton 20, Mt- Vernon 21, Wootter 22. Akron 24. ' Hodgtol's European Shows—Harrington, ill.. 20, Wood- stock 21, Hsrvsrd 22. Hugo Bios.—Iowa Falls. Ia.. 10. Cedar Falls 20,OeI- weln 21.' Marsballtown 23, Des Moines 24 26, Knox- vllle 27, Indlanola 28, Charlton 20. Jones Bros. (J. Augustas Jones, but.) —Utlra. N. T.. 10. Herkimer 20. Little Falls 21. Glovcrsvllle 22. Am- sterdam 23. Schenectady 24. Poaghkeepvle 26, Peeks- kill 26. Tamtown 27. „ _ La Tcua'o—Manchester, Conn.. 19, Mlddletown 20, Rs- sex 21. Westerly, R. I., 22. 101 Ranch Wild West—Cedar Rapids. lot.. 10. Daven- port 20. Ottawa, I1L, 21, Chicago 22, 23. Bobbin*. Frank A., Sbowa—Torrlmrton. Conn.. 10. Bris- tol 20. New Britain 21. Manchester 23. HMdleton 24, Wllllmsntlc SP. Danlelson 20. Singling Bros.—Platnneld. N. J-. 10. Jersey City 20. Paterwn 21, Ncwburg,- N. Y.. 32. Hartford. Conn., 29. Sliver Family Snow (Bert Silver, mgr.)—Beldrnr. Mich.. . 10. Greenville 20, Harvard 21. Odar Springs 22. Sand -Lake 24. TrnTcnt 25. Coral 26. Laknlew 27. Eti- more 28. SellanFloto-Buffaio Bill Shows—(Eugene, Ore., IB, Salem 20, MoiUnnvllle 21. Tompkins' Wild West—OIllTord, Pa., 19. Nlchdxon 20, FactorrvJile 21, Tuukblinnock 22. Welsh Bros. Ic Iefslg Sbows—Mlnersville, Pa.. 10, St. Clair 20, Pottsrllle 21. 22, Haslctnn 21. 23, Nescopeck 20, Nantlcoke 27, Wllala-Darre 28. 29. MISCELLANEOUS. Bragg ft Bngg Show (Geo. M. Brsgg. mgr.)—Pope SAM*. N. y., 17-22. . Christy's Hipp. Shows (Geo. .W. Christy, mgr.)—Twin Valley, Minn., 17-22,-Botbsoy 24-29. UeGluIey. Bob A Eva—flan Francisco, lndef. Rlcton's Big Show — P»>asantvlllc. O., 17-22, Carrol 24-29. Todd's, Win., Vaod. Show?—Cass. W. Vs.. 17-22. "Trojan Women"—St. Louis 20. Walden. Dans—Van Bup'd, Ark., 10. Mnlbcrry 20. Clarksvilie 21. Buceellvllle 22, Morlllton 24, Brlnkley 25, Cotton Plant 20, J>e» Arc 27, Fomt City 28, Wynne 28. A. E. A. PROTEST. Through Howard Kyle, its secretary, the Actors' Equity Association has made a formal protest to tbe Inter-State Commerce Commission against the increased railroad rates. Mr. Kyle estimates that if the new rates remain In force there will be pearly two thotmnd actors and actresses out of employment next season. A petition Is being sent to tbe Commission to suspend the rates pending a general revision, giving 1 tbeatrlcal companies a preferential tariff, and the enactment of a new law by Congress will permit this being done. 10c. to 91.50- SKETCHES. PARODIES, ate. Catalogue and endorsements FREE. MART E. p. THAYER, 2180 Broad St., Providence, R. I. WANTED—Piano Player, lady or scat, that reads and fakes: Sonbrette with Singing and Dancing Special- ties that changes for a week. Yes, this la a Med. Co.; must be able to join on wire. Show opens Bummer sea- son Sab, May 22 Performers mnBt all work in acta. BILLY KLINO. Sti-atford, Fulton Co., N. Y. WANTED—For Princess Stock Co.. nnder canvas. Piano Player to donble band; other Musicians write: also can place good Rep. People doing specialties or doubling band. Hiat»alllnnrstletter,lovrestaaIary,etc. EICHHAN A STEVENS, week of May 17 Liidogn, Ind., week of May 34 Roacbdale, Ind. VAUDEVI LLiA ENTERTAI1ERS Can secure about 200 sure-fire dialect stories and up-to-date parodies—every one a scream—by sending 50c and five names of those theatrically in- clined. "VASB," 135 W. A 1st St., BT. Y. C. AT LIBERTY Hazel Carleton Versatlle f Leading Woman Address 6FM. DEL Dallas Teus For tilSMAN DRiKUTIC CO., nnder Canvas STROBQ CO.BSIT PLAiER. Wire lowest; pay own. FRANK B. OlWMVAN, Care of Ulnnlvan Dramatic Co., BEAPrffO, aPOH. inn niUIII filflM Colored Slides cheap; also Btereop 1UU rMJUU uMHL tl cod. latest pattern. Incandescent .plug system for satchel. WYNDHAM. 8 Pate bin PI.. N.Y to vaud Railroad. alatorial" SHORTEST ROUTE vllle success U on the "Good a! nouiwJ. Have your tickets read via \.\ 5 ! Contents Include 12 great Monologues,' -S ■ won- ; derral Acts for two males and 7 Acts for male and i female, IS latest Parodies 3 Up-top Minstrel First ; Parts, a new Tabloid Farce, besides hundreds Of ~ original Gags, SldewalkJIts. etc. MADISON'S BOD- GET, No. IS C03IS ONE DOLLAR per copy. JAMES MADISON, 1083 THIRD AVE.1VE, NEW YO&Vt Union Piano Player (MALE) * Play Pictures In Summer and Lcgttlrnate Attractions In regular season. State salary and particulars. Address F. C. BITNBR Haveai Tl»o»tr«>. Oleon, W. T. Mgr. FOR SALE—ATLANTIC CITY Summer house, near ocean. Comer Bertram Avenne and Ventnor Boulevard. Fine residential section Chel- sea. Western exposure. 11 rooms, 7 bedrooms, s batbs. Lot 40x80. Owner going West. Will tako low price. New furniture Included. Immediate possession. Open for Inspection. No eichaDte— bargain to quick buyer. Small amount of cash required. aOdEPa P. DAT, 31 Kalian Street, N. T. CAN USE A neat, versatile Sketch Team for my Med. Show, week to 10 day stands, nnder canvas. Stop at hotels. I pay all after joining. Tell all first letter. One drunk lets yoa oat. Need party to handle 60x30 top also. Write, LOU KQ8TELLO, St. Clond, Minn. WANTED QUICK For BOWDISH STOCK CO. Under canvas, Man to direct. Woman for Character!, Strong Comet Player for B. A O. Notice.—Don't misrep- resent; that la the cause of this ad. We pay all; aula lowest. Must be able to join on wire. Address NEW BETHLEHEM, week 17. AT LIBERTY* CLAUDE ALLES LEWIS HEAVY UAH and GOOD OHABAOT1RI I ong experlnced. Stock Director. Young, flae' appear, ones ana wardrobe. .. »03 go. Anderson St.. Blwowst, Ind. At Liberty After Jane 4 ULVIA PAYTON Sonbrette and Ingenue, Leads. Baby Charllne singing special ties and child parts. Address Care or KURS"H3ER HOUSE. BARROV. WIS. PLAYS Large TJst of New Prates* sionol and Amateur Playa, Vaudeville Sketohea, Btan If onologues. Minstrel Material ttiaj. m i l iasi ^ ltoto^ai nd fcetavCanAlewae ttmt V. at.OaUiliOU A Cd M Dept. I7.or*1oaso. MM We paint for the largest producers. Professional Artists. Quality guar- anteed. The York St udios YOBK, PA. HAL DBHTOlf, FeaTies; ITTfL.L.IB DBBTOnT General Business. 89 Ninth St., So. Minneapolis, aUnn.