New York Clipper (Oct 1915)

84 TiTE New YORK CLIPPER October 2 ROSELARD GIRLS. 100 Ooatoaiea Seenerr Pvfaelpals 100 100 100 Knmbera lOO Clionu lOO Comedx Blncb Cooper'e merltorlons attraction made a bit at its New York opeDlng at the Columbia, Sept. 27, wltli Solly Wart and Virginia Ware fea tnred on tbe program. Mr. Ward, played the nev District Attorney in "Love, Law and Politics," and no sncli a District Attorney ever handled a case. His character waR (ood burlesQne. and with hla plaintive comedy tesembling somewhat the work of the comedian who was here last week, it was -orlgilnal in most respects, and did not fall to get ready response. As th£ Hebrew In the burltsque he cast hla lines In Mmewhat dlSerent faahlon, but succeeded again In catching a lot or laughs. His funny alldiog walk, was worked to good advantage. iilaa Ware played a I-'rench woman defendant In a divorce ease, and was right to the front with the ready French wit ond the quick eye and coaxing action that bad all her' admirers going fast. In the "Call for Volunteers" she played the "Secret Service Agent" for a little while. She had sevei-aJ catchy nomters, ond earned brackets In e«ch one. ^he opening bud eight ponies In grc«n, and ten •horw. girls In pink, nicely grouped for the opening ensemble. One particularly healthy looking lady reminding one of a keystone In Hie centre of die . group,' and they pat over some .lively action. Mr. Ward was greeted effusively on his arrival, by his office force, headed by Stella Wood, who w«s LDe chief scenogmpher, one that would break np the routine of any district attorney's office, with her Umber dancing and hlglf kicking. In ''My Typewriting Machine/' "On the MlssIsBlppl Shore," "Just Uke Your Dear Old Dad" and ui "SpleH aplel, Spiel" abe contributed excellent work. A], White played a good diaractcr role In Hebrew, as Isnatz Schulem. In the first part, and was a good feeder for Ward; also as the Jewish butcher in the burlesque, and could be depended npon at all stages to make the points connt Mnrray Harris, as the straight, was cast as the attcmey s secretary, and as such bad to sbig "I Lovt You All," a'so "War In Bactlme," "SjpleU Bplel and tiplel," Introducing dlSern^- dances with the various tough girls to several encores. Tom NoLin played an Irish couif polU-eman, right there with the nudge and the wink, and a red- headed simp In the burlesque. Lillian English, as the district attorney's wife, played the role convincingly, in the "emotional'' as well as in the easy stages, and her fine flgnre counted In the marches, showing up especially well as the Itecrultlng. lieutenant. She sang well when leadlnE "Under the American Flag," and In her specialty number about a cousin and a niece, Jeane Eamea, as Mrs. Schulem, looked attrac- tive, and was a voluable factor In leading numbers, with "Norway," "Garden of My Heart" and "Tulip Time In Holland," all of which were encored. The comedy bits were well worked up, Indndlng the flitting scene over the telephone; a poker game, with various hands formed by cards made out of the girls' dresses, In both stud and draw poker; the packing and unpacking of Uie attor- ney's trunk; the closed box; the dance by Ward, with a dummy female. A chorus girls' nun^>er showed singing and dan> cing talent among the members. Introduced by XIr. Ward with various comedy methods. Several pretty changes of costumes were shown, among them a olue bodice effect with pink »i gh*«_ showing up in very strildng style. The "Spiel, Spiel, Spiel" number was rewarted with several encores loo' the vartons dances In- troduced. Including a neck whirl by Mr. Ward and one of the "beauts" from Cherry Hill. The bull fight finish of the first part showed Ward and White as comical toreadors, attacking the boll, a aad-looking one man affair, who died easy. The girl bull fighters looked pretty in their red and black costumes. Mr. Harris led the number. The chorus Includes the Misses Flneberg, 'Stevens, Grey. La Mar. Burnett. DarvUle, Oarln, Snyder, Clark, Dyer, Heme, Hope, Olbson. Arllnvton, Dyer, Davis, Harris. Over, Joyce and Thorrve. The staff: Robert Mills, manager: Qeorge Glass, musical director; Pete Uossey, carpenter: Joe Bran, properties; Harold Heme, electrician; lunwe Delano, wardrobe. Uitt. THE SI E GIRLS* Hanr C Lewla ia »t Obit's. New York, this week with Oeorge W. Behn heading the company, with Sam Yao Allen, Jlmmle Le«,^BIiig CasHtu^u, Anna Lloyd. Dorothy Baymond, Harold Bakln, EVldle Lendnnn and Asa Lloyd In the cast "The Walter and the Cook" and "A Trip to Paris" are the burlesques The olio InclDdes: Shig Ling Foo, the Olympic Qoactette (Lee, Woodwart, Landnun and Baklns). BUSLESQUE AT GARKICK. Good bonges marked tlie opening of the house on the American Burlesque Circuit with the Tempters on Monday, Sept. 27. A number of tenners were kept parading up and down Brood way advertising the opening. Charles Bryan Is the local manager for the Rosenberg^ lessees of the house. For next week, the V. S. Beauties are underlined. nABRY LANO. principal Hebrew aomedlan of tbe Military M'alds, wonts ns to empIiASIze the IBct that he is not the Bany I,ang who was mat^ sled recently. MEYBB H'ARBIS has returned to New York, and he sayn that he la slad to be bock. I SAID I DIDN'T LOVE YOU COLLEEN I AMI L.ONOIMO THE ALABAMA WALK A Howalty Song tlialany Single or Doablv «an olemn np wltk> We ItaTe m lot to t«U x» aboat tkls aoag. We eeaalder tUa the lieat Irlali Song oat. ^wrtettos «»o : Ixe every note ftom Verse to Otiome . Ten esin talk tbla number or Sing It. It wUl go over big. Plenty o1* room tor business for Doable or <lanrtette. We Ii«ve fPIFTEEN- nju w IHTAlBBflS, every one good. Ballnds, Clinmcter-Brovelty, Bte, In teat we bsve n bancb yoa ean ose, nnd If yon send for tbem yon wUl nae tbem. Tell OS wbat yon want and we will mall yoa some tbat are Jast off tbe press (oar own presSi toot we print tHem), Send stamp Ir yoa want to. If yoa ttemH want to, don't. W« wUf seadT Pxor, Copies JVST TBB BAJKB U yoa ore a performer. ■cGINTY MUSIC PUB. CO., "r-r^aST-^a. CHESTER WALLACE PLAYERS Tojag Heavy Man, Tomas Second Woman, Jnvenile Man ermanent Steek. Two BlUa a Week. aSBd CUD Inlormatton and photograph. CHEBTtta WALLACES, Blyrln Theatre, Klyrta, Oblo. RITOMIE OR IM Leads, Beavles or General Business. Experience, wardrobe and aMllty: height, s ft. U; complexion dark, age, St. Fetmanent Stock prefened. Sneclaiues U necessary. Also Direct and scripu. . ' r i~ < Addrens AUBUaN, IHD. CENIO A\ For OITY STOOE. Sober, BeUable, Bipeile&ce anil Atdllty. Best referenco can be furnished. Wiite or wire. O. 8. DAVISf ArtiStf 10816 Tacoma Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. AT TiTBFiRTTT FOR PSRMABSKT STOCK SAM AND PARK COUBDIAlt, SOrB&ETTB AND ISOBUVBI LEADS __J—Height,eft.; Weight, 170 lbs.; 27yTs. EI>NA—nolght, 4ft. '1; Weight.Sdlbs.; Age, a. WardioberabllUyand expetlenfio. Strang enough to feature; Singing and Dancing Speclsltlos. Wire BAJn PARK, Care Ercbert Hotel, Blrmingbom, Ala. ®Ss Stock Co. 3 Sight and Week. Stands. Beheaisals Open Oot. 0. Al BSP. LSADUe aiAH. with Wardrobe. One doing Specialties preferred. UAH FOR HBATIB8. 6tet« lowest salary. Curri.ct age, height, weleht. Booze. Ko. Tickets,'!'ea. Send Progrnms and Photo. Answer by letter only. OORlilBIKR i«R03., Hotel Aator, n. Clark St., Chicago, m. WANTED spondence. la GANADIAN TOUR OBIfEBAL BOSMBSS HAS copable Of Eeavles. Oeneial Bntlnesa Woman; pianist pre- ferred. Salary sore, bat must t>e low. Others WTlt<>. All partlcnlan flrst letter; no time for coire- Addreas H.IRDT, 373 York Ave., Winnipeg, Jtlan. CECIL DRU^iOHD- M Liberty -ELIZABETH DELMORE OSAVIKR, CHARAOTEIBS SSIOOBO B17B. Stock or Bep. Jost completed 12 weeks with B. F. Keith stock, Portland, He. ' Add. B5 PINE STBEET, PORTLAND, HE. 'OAfiBPE^^V B A e^y^^^Mn Cse these PARODIES at BSO OEi ACT SAPffilBY L.A%8I ^HS Beanlb-Terrifio applause on MJASB." "Ml ITTLB QIRL,"wa££i VORLOVS OVA aiRL," D^ILBR UT HIT OLItKK NTVOKTHOHSl.^ 4 tor tl.O... with Permit. JMIOJIB BBOCmAW. 4B W. lacth St., new Tork. WATSO.V'S U. S. BEAUTIES are at tba Olrnplc this week, presenting ."Miss Gloria" and "One Night Opcra,^' with Julea Jacobs, Chas. H. Boyle, Bert Marlon, Tom Bamett, Chas. P. McGoineas, Uertmde Somers, Saiiel Deane, Sylvia Brody, ana Pndlg and Wilder. "THE JDNIOB BDVUE OF 1915" Is playing the American Boof, New Tork, this week. NOBTON and K03LB have Joined t3ie Ualda of America. THK MATD3 OF AMERICA are at the Hnrtlg tc Seamon Mnsic Hal], New York, this week, wltb a new cast in support of Don Barclay and AL K. Hall. FLOSSIE GATI.OB Is with the Boyer Petticoat Minstrels act. TRB GOTHAM, New Tork. la now on the Big Ben Circolt opening last week with the Mark Lea Show, which closed In the middle of the week previous at Daly'a THE OOLDEN CROOKS JO. are blHed at the People's. Clnolmiatl, this -week. THE OABDEN EDBN show Is playing the National. Philadelphia, this week. HAI, LANE Is putting on seven new nnsobers with the WatEon-WTotbe Sliow, at AJbony, for Uia Colombia data at New Tork. ROUTE LIST Sapplemeatol Llat—Received Too Late for CInealfleatlon. Angell OODMdlsns—Cabool, 510., 2T-Oct, a, Sowdlah Stock—Alasuolla. 0.. 27.0ct. 2, Sent 4-6. Inooks, Jtek, Stock—VloU. Wis.. Oct. *-3. Qlnse, Julian <A. B. Woods, mar.) (A.dd.)—Snflalo, Oct. t-S. Eolmea. Taylor—Cleveland Oct. 4-9. Alock-Mie Stock—Pratt, Kan.. 2T<»et. 2, Angnsta 4.9. aivIvlUe's OeowdUiw—BenrTllIe. Ark., ST-Oct. 2. "My Lady's Qorter"—Syraciue, N. Y., 2TXJet. 2. Nott Com. Oo.—Caiw Qlramoau. Mo., 27.0ct. 2. "Peek's Bad BoT"—Sjmcufe SO-Oot. 2. Gtarr. Francss (David Belaaeo, mgr.)—aiereland Oct. 4-9. TbonpKn, Frank IT.. Tent Show — Jooealale, WU., Oct. 4-10. "Dnclo 1^Mn'e CiUn" (Earl BnTgeas mgr.)—Msndies- ter, N. U.. Oct. 1, Qtirinrr,'Muss., 2. Worcerter 4. •'Uacbaitened Wonun, The" (Oliver Morcsoo, mxr.) — Bn(r*lo Oct. 4-0. _ Walter, LMter, Stock—Pottatown. Pa.. 2T.0et. Z, Bloon»bnrg 4.9. OBLSN ISja has doied wl£h "Nloboftr Home."