New York Clipper (Oct 1915)

OcCofrer 29 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 37 WffiN TOUR NERflS IRE ALL UNSTRUNG Wben your blood clr.eulatlen is fllusglflh --whe n you ean't sleep—wben yog need new life, ener&v and vigor—THEN YOU NZXD a few minutes treatment witllfb* Intematioiial Electiic High Frequency Violet Ray _ Machine Above la shoim the simplicity o( using the InternatloDal High Preaoency Violet Bay Moohlne. The facial electrode Is being used. Professional people require ac'.lve, healthy bodies and brains. Tl^Bse are Highly important to theatrical success, too often impaired by the severe nervoua strain of road work, which wears down the strongest constitutions. Physicians everywhere recognize the wonderful curative power !n high frequency current. The International machine is efficient and complete, in a compact carrying ease and always ready for attach, ment to any electric light socket. It is absolutely shock-proof and fool-proof. The International machine Is not a vibrator, but saturates the body with an electric current that goes deeper than any snrfaee massage, stimulating circulation and eliminating the trouble. That is why this pleasing current, almost unfelt, is a sure remedy for facial blemishes, headache, brain fag, backache, rheumatism, falling hair, eczema and all ailments due to poor circulation. Address all communications to Dept. T., W. B. DU BRXIUIL, Mgr. The price of the machine lllns- inted Is SSB.wlth canjlng case, cord for actacblng to any elcetrlc socket and one general electrode. DTTEMITIOML ELECTRIC CO., 903 Consiuners Building;. OHZOAOO, ZXX. Can. b* aaiTled Im sar ■Bl* MM. gtirsts entered, four hotel waltera, In pajamas, followed -with Klowlng candles, as the electric llgbts were turned low. Colored lights were set In mo- tion and kept clrcalatlog around the' dining room. Amoni; those present were Ji&dge Kamedy and mother, Ray Coz, Alice Johns, Jane Seymoar, Mf. and Mrs. John Wesley, L«o Carrillo, John Ctiai- bcrlaad, Mr. and Mrs. EM^sr Selwyn, Irrln Cobo, .Mabel Acker, Mr. and Mrs. iFred B. Wrlgiht, and Mr. and Mrs. Bayard VelUer. Tkb Boston Hippoubomd, formerly the Na- tional Theatre, opens Its season this week begin- ning Oct. 18. The chief attraction will be Crea- torc and his band of fifty musicians. There will also be a yarlety of Interesting pictures. In addition to concert numbers the band will also play appropriate mnslcal. accompaniments to the sirrepnlng of the pictures. The CMcago Tribune's war pictures, made on German battlcflelds by special permission of the Oerman and Austrian omclain, will be shown at the Tremont Temple commejiclng Oct. 18. TiicBB were holiday mattnees at all the Boston theatres on Colombun Day. Oct. 10 the Castle Square began a series of Sunday night concerts. The program Included Taudevllie, plcturi^s and a lecture on the Civil War. Thd photoplay. "Cannen," with Oeraldlne Far- irar as the star, closed Its stay at Symphony Halt with two porformancea on Columbus Day, Mb. and Mas. Habbt K. Mobton (Zella Russell), who were with the Smiling Beauties at Waldron's C.'aslno last week, are residents of Revere, and among the most export swimmers at that seaside rcKort. Mabt Touko, of tlie Ctalg Players, ban retame<l for good tuls season after an absence of several weclu. She Is now playing the leading role In ••The Blindness of Virtue." E. D. PnrcE, the veteran theatrical man, is In town In advance of "Trilby," which comes to the Sliubert Oct 25. Oct. 0 John McConnack gave lila first concert uf the season In Boston at Symphony Hall, and s.iDg to over 2,500 people, all the ball wonld accommodate. Thb Boston Press Club was Jammed to Its minors Oct. 11 with celebrities of the fourth estate nnd of the stage. The occasion was "Baseball .NiKht," given In lionor of the newspaper men covering the World's Series In Boston, and alto- gether it was the most elaborate and aoecessful entertainment ever undertaken In the history of the club. PaiNctPAUB and members of nearly every the- atrical company In Boston provided an entertain- ment such as Is usually seen only at benefit per- formances of their profession. Ex-Mayor Fitz- gerald presided, while the "Nobody Home" and- "Zlegfeia Follies" companies, stars from the Loow houses and others rendered their popular hits with ' on eclat that delighted tlie more tban two Lnndred visiting sporting' writers and local members of the newspaper craft and their frlenda. '"n" Cobb was there wtth Hughle Jeaainga, aa well aa a dozen other plnyer-wrlters. Following the en- tertainment program, which began at mianlsht and ended at :i, was dancing of the l>allroom Tarlety. E^LSiE FEBQuaoK wlU be tlie i flrat star' of the present season at tbe Hollls. Mcssaa. Klliott, Comstock & Qbrt havA or- ganized a second company to preeeDt "lE^perleiv^e-" This company, headed by Kichard Barbee, \ as Youth, win open at ABiany, N. Y., Oct 21. Chables Diamond, "wiio was at the Bowdrtin S(iuare last week, la an old time harpist He coor trlbuted a specialty that wss one of the featur.>:# of the bill. Prank O. Nash, d wlde^ known organist np<l teacher of music, <Hed, Oct. 11, in this city, ns a result of a cerebral shock. He was bom in Il'iis- hnm. and never married. M^. NsAh was long Idon- tlS(-d w I til Henry W. SaTage'a mnslcal enten>rls?s, espfK-Ially in tbis dty. Thr Brockton Ftelr, .one of tlie bent known In tills State, did not par expenses this year, acrord- Ing to a statement lesaed by Treasurer E, , M. Thompson, who hlaioM the weather. The int- tendance for the five Aya, Oct G-9, was the smiiU- C!:t since 1004. , Aix la Joy In Bostbn town now that the fl:ed Snx came acrosii wlQi the foarth and neces^u'T w'n over the rhlllies. SAN FRANCISCO. Coi.rMBiA.—Momlay, Oct 18, alxtb week of Ma»- . gnret Anglin. The play will be "The Plvlne Friend." COST.—Sunday, 17, second we^ of "So Lonsj I.etty." i Savoy. —Mondav, 18, "The Birth of a Nation "f ALCA7.AB.—Monday, SB, Lytell-Vaogluii Playc-*,*- In "lie Comes Up Smiling." Post. —Sunday, 17, stock company, ki> "He* Woman Be Married." OBrnRCM.—Bill beginning Sunday (matinee), 17: Harry Beresford and company, Nellie V.' Nichols, Jack Dodlev Trio, Hooper and Cook^ Booney and Bent, Wlinams and Weuner, •Long!. Tack Sam and obmpany, Walter C. Kelly, and Or-I pheom motion T>lctare.< RuPBESB.—BIB beginning Sunday (matinee).! 17: Smlletta Bros, and Mora. Carlotta StockdlUa Martyn and Valelro. Emily EMcson Greene, come pany. Five (Tasting Clampbells, a new featnre fllmii and two other re!>ls. PA!«TAaBB'.—Bii: beginning Sunday (matinee). ! 17: E. J. Moore. Flv(e JuBSHns Normans, t*wi» and Chaptn, Fong Cl^y. Mme. Zenda and Mer- cedes Crane, and pietnres. RipponBOira.—Vaurtftvllle and photoplay. WiawAV.—Del 8. Lawrence Co. ' THB following feature fllma were abown for we<>k of 10: Tlvoli Opera House. "A Qlil of Te»» terday" and "The Bigger Man:" at the Imperial, "Carmen," and at the Portola, •'Playing Dead." VAOPETII.LC and PiCTf BB8 are -Iven at the Be- JnbUc, Lyric, Princess, Valencia, Lincoln and Ma- estlc. Pno«opi,ATB are to be seen at the All Star, New Fillmore, Edison, Market Street and Regent. PiciiraES only are shown at the Qrand, Polk. Broadway. Malo-Blograpb, Silver Palace, Victoria. Progress, Y-Odeon, Unique, Pastime. Queen. VUte, Cory, Liberty, Lyceum, New Rex, Shanghai, Shei' man. Sunset, Verdi, Vlcksburg, Idle Hout Boppy, Ilaussler, ClMs A, Acme, Capital. Clement, Klec> trie. Bay View. Bell, Castro Street, Cortland, 'Crystal, Excelsior, Fairyland, Fisher's, Flag, Forestlc. Glcnodeon, Golden City, Golden ^gle, Gordon SamI, Hsight Street, Hayes, HomeoTead, Jrvlng, Kearny Street, Kentuckv, La Bonita, MIs- (Slon, New Bell. NUon, Ocean View, Opal, Oriental, .Palace, Palm. Panama, Peerless, People s. Photo. Slay, SUteenth Street, Sroltli, Star, Washington Sauare and York. ' \ NOTES. Don Cablos, the weH known showman who has lt»» concessions at the Exposition — Emu «J»4 •Ellim and dog and monkey carnival—both of WBICD ■jise Interesting and pa54ng well, has an aoaulon to hie family In the person of a tin/ babi„ ourang, •the ofTsprlng of Eliza. ' Carlos has received a rtemptlng offer from Sid Oraumon, repreientattve tot the SuUlvan & ConslcHne Circuit, tor-n teior of Iforly weeks with hia attractions at the close of the exposition, but he Is considering an offer to Tlal( Ban Diego' and show there, Fbitz Kbeibijb will givi! on extra concert, 11, VJn- the Cort Theatre. Thb AASoeUted TheatKcal Managers of San Prandseo will hold a benefit at the Columbia, "The- atre afteniiion of 22, for the porpcse of replenlsb- liig Its charity fund for the sick and needy of the prwfesslon while In this cUy. Every theatre In thlB city will take part ViCTon- HrauTBT wlH conduct seven Tilth sixty-five picked iQusldans In Fertlval HaU. ^ tie Exposlt&n grooids, jbeglnning NOV. 1 and ',ending with a matinee 7. .^."^.t HVE ofllclal Ttxposttloff of«**stra of eJ^M?^"™- mndor the baton ttt Uix Bendlx. with Alice Oentle AS MfTuno soloUt Wm g*ve a concert In Festival iIall,'Von the Exposttioo grounds, afternoon of 1.. gmtr.) btn Oct. 17-20; «rSB«5»n Nerwlll and com- trim- Bill ei-43: Cometta f.nA AiJpIn. Norwcnd ' aid Norwood. Tom Da vies Knd cpmpaw. .PW*"* . and Wlllard, «iid Lee Dlodattas. . v.f* • Stband (A. W. Miller,'mgr.)^Vvid«TUI» aM f^^iiKVon^^. BiJor, R«. Auvnimfiim tNiT, moving pictures.