New York Clipper (Oct 1915)

Oetoher 9 THE tfEW YORK CLIPPER n ODDS ABD BIDS. BX TfPVt MOBPD. Thp pcrsuaslTO povers of the pobllsber aad tile "P. }I.'s" lav^t be the eoldarndest .tUoga to MSlst, 'Uey've Aucoesjjed In -makipg Alagera ow: of peoole wboanevsr tbouebt they 4:ould put <orer a -pppnJar soiDg'teAvo, .ana <}«d spots Jo jQ.o«t'Aots for fovm Miat the perrormers sever .dceasad of. Vim the oravpine triumph of «1I .is .tbe.aMUtaa 0( "Cy- clonic" Eira, Tanguay <to the list. «f '"-son^ pros- wcie," for sbe bw added Archie 'Qottlcr's and Kdgar Iyes.Ue.'s patriotic -WW. "Aflwrlca. J'.love Yon," -to her fepettoUe, fijia -uinkes •lt_go-M!er -with a- bavg. And It Is 'irh'l"Per«d that .BDe'« coins to f\-Dg a "mottaer" song, too. so tlje publlsbers-rrill prarccd to .Jbot-foot after XAttle 'iTva, asd Aer troubles have .only at^ppei. ■Miy Coihen Is asaletant "P. M." in ithe Ninr York Feist offices, end ^twldeB bet^ A 'W<oDAerfu> ilenKHmtrator of songs, flntjs -tiflie to. say tbat ■TosepMne Payls starts on the Ho^w Cifc^t abort- Iv. wHh "^Norway" as her leading ht^Had; tbat Adejc Jhfofrow's main success in jier «p«cUU^ la 'If We Cajn't Be the SMie .OJd «w<etheftrts;" tbat Kyfto .asd Tierney «re a bigger Mt tiuip .eT«r, becaiise -they are sluglng "Bea.trloe fjfttrfaz" and "jLOu'd Never fSJiow X%at Old Home HoVD of Mine," and that -Frad Bovrers «sd bis company me A sensation wlrtii the new match .song, "Soldier ttoy." Solly has a list of names -that would All Ihls page, 4Bat ate mhig Feicpt songs. Some other time, Sol. Tbo Werblow-Flscher Co. have a comer on clever "hid" Plungers, and they have pne boy and sir» team that ate a sensatloji when they 0IOK "Tbat Beftuuful fr.ad." Chicago psed -to lcad<when H ■came-to olexer caba- ret people, but New Vork has jsome jctaw .that can't be beaten In Tbontpson and Fletcher, at tfte "Sub- way," Fpwrtecntb 3tceet; JiUly F««ter, at the "Parlslenne ■. Billy Lynnot, Edna J>l<ler, Dorothy BJUkLr M>d Martin Ctelancy, at tbe "Garden:" B*J Lvncb. at the "Princeajs,'' and FTASk Gaines, at "lieanedy's." G rover Cleveland Alexander, the -"rbtUles"' star pitrtaer, spent an evening At Xbc 'Toklo Jast .week. dUU«jr, dancliur and llstMlo£ to the various «ong pluggers and the cabaret. Tb«n be took tbe one o'.dock. .train <to Boston, ptUched jtbe pe.xt .day ab4 shut out the Braves with one bit- And stUi some pcppic jmk atxxit jCAtanets end xtoachi^: "What Ap Irishman M^aps by 'Macluree'" is the title of a lyric written by a Jesuit -Prlest. the Jiev. Francis P. Donpe'iy, and ;vltb .Bi«vlc by George Gartlan. It Is as beautUuI «s "Jack" Breh- nfw's "X4tile Bit «r Aeavep." gmiSibsA Pj VetBi- VInce Skala, slnglnp "Songs of Sopg?," miD tlie prtse at tlic <;r«eapMnt "tbeitre last Fridny, & sliver .cigarette case, 'deteatliic fnily rwho oa Ecscppd -wtth -B iatclO! Fairfax." Tbe'Sdinbat't^n Tc|o make :a tiottBT Mpaarance Id tnclr uv^plftj <Hot|MS, «nd ace OlUog Co a tittle tlae "idoipg" tw c«Lfas:fvr v.. O.-Jk S.' Th«y -malie Walter Dona'dssfi's *%»ck Hme in Tennessee" SQUwd. 4 Ike rra. >:lapsic. Tbe Allies have otart«d tbfilr JdKe. So Jure t^e jpHbllshei';). And amm'inltlon Is plentifvi in dtl>oi-»VtV> and good '«'orlM'rs> -wilb -aUie i^Betta- tp.icad you riclit up to tbe piano trenches- -Munroe •6|Wer, -known -MmetilBeB .as "Mike" and "yiun?," {s.aitxjs; little person ttaese -days, puttlPC on "revues," minstrel abews, and j>roduclRg acta for several agents. "-Munu" Is a -great fri end of Tris Speaker, of the.^Boston Aed -Bv, twd all the boys 'Ore jpaklag ao -unusual <«as «r«r bim Ju0t now. There will be «oiB«.pasMes to tbe '■cries, you kooyr. ovjB- Njsw cojuaatASi. fioatiop boosts of Its 8E«»t hniinhail ieans and tho nUiF of culture, but they a&o btii>g >VP .some good'«finuidl9A9, aid Jt<eo. f^t ia vaj ioHaaass In having one ipf BQBt^p'j; -beet in the fetavx of Bah D»v. fie -le thR rotng nfo- th^'re .all -Ottt- Ing abput aroupd tjie d4Cef«pt t)>«atrc8, c^fps pnd ' all -tbe -dUf^cjat'.boys frqpi f l)e j>n^tf "Our jJlli?" aings l-^o. Fclst'«-t«o «oreHy«Q«IP, ••Btaatrtoe Fftli^n;s'' v«nd ^Ttou'iJ ii«rer »anw The OW^JipWe Xowp Q* iOoe," epd srjieii be «t« tluM«eb~7«lnglnR tibtiette .tvo iry and foMov nlni. It's next to impoudible. Jack Glogftu .tried-t<i fol- low blm and took a 5>lce fl«p, and be never It yet. Just teep your eye on him. Maybe he'll be at -the Palace (right on Broadway) uome day. He's very clever apd has a bright future in frttct of .i Ini. UORS FA80I0X. A fa^lon extravajianza entitled "Yesterdfiy, or Tc-morrow" .will -be'«lv«n Xhursday, Prlday and Hnturday nights of tiiU <we»k. in OfcfBCtfe Hal!. It wa« written by Pierre .de Lanuz, and Is Ip tour acts. Alice-Brady, Bugene Carroll-Kelly, Grace La 11^, ]ilar.tin Brown, And Jane EHvldge mml be the stars of the entertainment. In wbiob fifty man- ne<)ulns-wlil wear moilels fcom tbe smtfteei shops. JuUsA Mitchell le Htaglng the sbow, asd Joseph Urban, the Viennese artist, has painted the set- tings. A part of the proceeds will be t^ren to tiie Actors' Fund, and a large delagatlaai of well known actresses will sell programs and itowere. — 4«» SUES COR SALARY.-^ Minerva Courtney, u. moving picture actresf. has raited on tbe City Court to aid her In coUecUns (362,17 fro.m the Metropolis I^llm Mannfaiturlng Coapany, whl«h tbe plaintiff allies U dae her for upMud salary. ajlss Com^tney says she had a cootnet tbat called for «1M> a w(«k. bnt tbe defendant failed AUSTRALIAN MUSIC PUBLISHEfiS W. J, SEAN A SON SOO 0XOBOE 5TB&ET STOSZT, AUSTRAXiXA WKL NUSTLIRS 9F AMERICAN MUSIC! Would lie (^ad to hear from Publishers Wbo"WaDt Their Jtlnalo Known Bere. TIslUng Taadevulo Artists, pleaae pay OS a visit. Always a '\Telcome for yon at oar iioaae. WANTJSD—SEPSRTOmE PEOPI.E — In AU Lines For tbe Dtti Saoceasftil Season of It THE EDYTH JLA NORA STOCK CO. AUi UDST DO BPECIALTIES. Dave wardrobe, asd be able to act. Men preferred with quartetto experience, IndndlDg Ueavy Man. Tell all in Hist letter, and make salary ABSOLUTCLi ROCK BOTTOM, as it is paid weekly. Bettearsals Oct. 2i. Fbotos retained. AliSO wast Made or Female Pianist, to doable Air Paris. BRANSON. "On I^ake Tantsyconio," BIISSOURI. MAO Al OEN. BUS. Team; 8PECIALTISS. ao Ikoose. SnlJtry iow, bat sare. Voatta, gtBger, ability and wardrobe. Poatttreir B. A. nioNCTT, Bmporta, ~ to make A ^yjnent Ji>r two weeks. .T'jdge Kapm^ directed a j UjPII PBOPERTY Mm — That «an ict — FOR REPERT6fflE livi^ OFI9 PKKCB»l>islit CometUan. tbat can Ringand dance. J nvenUe W oma n <one tbat condog Ereferred). Manager, that can play Small Part. Aaent. FAJttCE COUEDY FBOFliS, in all Uses, [ust do AI Specialties. -Oerman and Inali Comeilian. Aadresa O. K. WKE, Inc., UOO Broadway, New YorJc City. AIDA LAWRENCE One hill a veek. Stock, First Class Kep. or One Piece. Ability, Experience, Wardroba, fltady and naiAnce the Heal. Any dialecu Address StetfbenvlUe, Ohio. Aiier -Oct. 14, Bevere Uotul, Chicago, III. IAT£ EKGACSUEHT MSIIUU}. ElTTliB GIRL,," "Ak4l.FaSXiOV 4. Cor .tl.QO, With Permit. >»*^Mn l^se these PARODIES at KlfO OK ACT. Besnlt:—TerrtDc appluoso on -JASB.*' "MY roFAOiKi<."-aiJSiL.E*a IN nv oldkbstvcky Honic.«> «ROOKMAN. 49 W. laoth M., Jl«w York. WAraTEO»'<The Human Soul" C0.--II0.3 Wants fitaoe-Carpesiter who ODderatandacleotrJotty; Character Uan who con handle rale similar to Jekyll and Byde; tAU,:ttiln,'^ToU ti>median; JoveDUeLeadlng Uanand Cbarscter Man. Ko fancy salaries. CoU at once. a40 KNICKERBOCKER BIjOG.. New York. urns wEssA AT viommL l/ools Verba has been appointed manager of the -Jklantauk Theatre, Brooklyii, succeedli^g Ed w«cd Jrall Oct. 4. Mr. AVerba Is famous as a producer, iuiTiog staged ttoi ipaiiaged 'The {>prlng Maid" and "^be Rose Maid" .irheh he was a member of the Arm of Werba Sc Lueschcr. General Manager Alfred E- Aarons. of Klair & Rrlanger, als^o announced that Mr. Trail wonld remain 4n the employ of tbe big theatrical firm. "He is a far too valuable man to lose," be said, "and we will soon be able to announce bis appoint- ment to & responsible {tosltlon." ilr. Tcall been oonnected with Brooklyn theatricals since 1ST6. For ten years he was the tEBaiiar.er of the old Montauk Theatre when It was In Fulton Street and .was owned by Colonel HInn. When the new Montank was opened at Livingston Street and fi&nevcr Place, eleven yeacs ago, Mr. Toil -vas made tteasnrer, and when SBmnel Cohen, tbe manager, died, he succeeded him. Mr. Trail was .akto tr>easorer of the ohl Park Theatre. tlS for the above amount. "(^ffffnt'^iy t^e platn- Ii.ATEST FROM THE AlltBMOAN. JBesetiilng oamlcal liS gving on every Mxty £e<'- onds -backHMe At ^oew'a American. von^tt^ioc 'Q|«t lus' fita snugly into the flreman OT. duty Is to get 9omet)ilng on- an act- Tbat allows olepiay! A sdster act was on the bill at Charlie Tols dam's bouse last halt of last week—i;ogers and Wood by nam<>—who are billed as "Th« Bustnr Brewzi Olrls." In Tlieir opening song, that good "kid'' nnmbrr. "I Wajtt To Be tho CaptalD," ill' CMIle Wood, doing '"boT," Blioats off, or -did, a can pistol as » piece of Duslneiv*- Coming "oS" -after the flr.st »how Thursday, .rile was greeted in tbci wings witli: "Uotta permit for shoottn' that gunt" from the house firfman, "Jic-he! whatcher doln'. Idddln.' mc, Misterf" "Naw—i-nos-. If yer wanna use that gun (?) yer'li have to have a flrearms permit—-rll take yer order—two dollars, please." "He-be!" once more from the HI' chip o' "Wood." That'e nil tbe fire chap got, so he spruced up to "see 'em do it again" at the next show. He got the "ras," however, for when the gun bnslness come around nex' sho', Ollle Wood pulls a pop- gun, with a cork bullet. It's rotten ter be plckln' on "cops,'' anywsy. EALAJID-POWELL. It Is Just onsounced that Tbomaa H. Ealand. mmager of tbe Orpheom Theatre, in Detroit, and Edna Mfty Powell, of Baltimore, Md., were mar- ried. Sept 14. The bride la a niece of C. H. Miles. lessee of the JJieatre whlob her husband is managing. Mr. Kaiajid went to Detroit, from this city, last June, lie has AJiao managed several road attraction^ apd, hanSed Theatres In Mllwank<«, 'O^Uboma CHy, Seattle and New York. WARDROBE PROP TRUNKS, $5.00 aaaaXxSSL Big Bargain. Uavo b^u naad. Cost t20Xe new. Also a few SecoDd Hand Innovation and fibre Waidrobe Trunlca, $10 and 'tU. Also a few >ald T^lor Trunks. Parlor Floor. »S W. ait .S«.. New York City. Clever Woman for Charad^ns ajid General Business Other Vsefnl Stock People write, ed. clarke ULLEr, I/ILLEY STOCK CO.,-Newcastle, tod. For Permanent Stock ON'i: BILL A WEEK -UCAOING INOBNUE WOSlAjr LiEi^ISO JUVKNIIjK aiAH. COaiEOIAir. Must loin on wire. Adih-css JACK C. LEBOY, Colonlul TttCBtre, Covington, gy. laMBOfATELV Experienced Ten Slcbts people, donble Orctieittra and Specialties JOHN Q. RAE. Carthage, go. Pa|>ef. HABRY p. FORD NITA PCARZ. COMEDIAN. INOENUXS AND SPECIALTIES. jnVENILE IXADS. Wardrobe, ability and experience. Address NOKWICH, NEW YOBK. aARO-WOHKISO AGENT AT LIBERTY CAN JOIN ON WIRE. Address HARRY O. ALOEB. Bound Brook. K. J. WANTED Al CliAHIlfET Mr ■teatiT' tbeatre *ob at once. afLiL, JACKBO!!, Fatckogne, Lrf>ng lalanil, N. Y< l\ DOOBT. It was recently reported that tlie Majestic Tbe- atre, E^vonsvllle, Ind.. wati to be leased to parties from Louisville and Chlcaco. Th|c transaction has oirrer been ooDsummaMd; tbe-owners contemplating i>pecatlnK It as a (eaUX4 fllm theatre, wLth a high class orcneetra.