New York Clipper (Mar 1923)

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Record Details:

Title:
New York Clipper
Date:
Mar 1923
Publisher:
New York, NY: Frank Queen Publishing Co.
Volume:
New York Clipper (March 1923)
Leaf #:
00023
Language:
English
Collection:
Early Cinema and Theatre and Vaudeville
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
The New York Clipper was one of the first theatrical trade newspapers in the United States. Founded in 1853, the Clipper offered weekly coverage of legitimate theatre, vaudeville, the circus, and other forms of entertainment (which, by the early-20th century, included motion pictures). In 1923, the Clipper was acquired and absorbed by one of its New York competitors: Variety. -- Eric Hoyt, 2013
Date Added:
August 29, 2022
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24 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER March 14, 1923 BURLESQUE ROUTES COLUMBIA aRCUTT Ameriem Cirls—Yorkville, New York, 12-17; Canno, PhiUdelphii, 19-24. Big JunborM—Hurlis & Semon's New York, 12- 17; Empire, Prcvidence, 19-24. Billr Watson Beef Trust—Emprcu, Cbicago, 12- 17; Carety, Detroit, 19-24. Bob Tanj—Star & Garter, Chicago, 12-17; Em- prcas, Chicago, 19-24. Broadway Breyities—Cebcn*» Newburg, N. Y., 12-14; Rialto, Poughkeepsie. 15-17; CaJiao, Braohlrn, 19-24. Broadwar Flappen—Casino, Pbiladclpbia; 12-17; F^Iace, Baltimore, 19-24. Bowei7 Barlesqnen—Gayety. Katuas City, 12- 17; open, 19-23; Gayety, Omaha. 24-30. Bubble Bubble—Gajrety, Buffalo, 12-17; Gayctr, Bochoter. 19-24. OnuUc* of 1923—Open. 12-16; Gaycty, Omaha, 17-23. DaTC B^rion's Own Show^Empirc. BtDoklyn, 12-17; Yorlcrille, N. Y.. 19-24. maUigfau of 1923—Caitno, Brooklyn, 12-17: Empire, Newark, N. J., 19-24. Follies of the Day—Minerva Bronx, New York, 12-17; Cbbcn's. NewbtiTg, N. Y., 19-21; Kialto. ^Qghkecpsie, 22-24. Frank Finney Berne—Orpheum. Pateraon, 12-17; Hajetfie. Jeney aty. 19-24. FoUy Town—Lyricv Dayton, 12-17; Olympic, Cin- cmriimati, 19-24. data—Gaycty, Detroit, 12-17; Empire, Tonnio, Ont.. 19-24. Gremwidh Village Reme—Gayety. Mcntrol, Can,, 12-17; Caitno, Boaon, 19-24. Hello Good Time^Empire, Toledo, O., 12-17: Lyric, Dnytoo. O.. 19-24. Hippity Bop—Cilmnbia. New York, 12-17; Em- pire, Brooklyn, 19-24. Jack Reid'a Show—Olympic, Cincinnati, 12-17: open, 19-24; Gayety, St. Louis. 26JI. Jemmy Cooper's Beauty Rcriew—Majesti^ Jer- sey City, 12-17; Miuer'a Bnmx, New York, 19-24. Keep Smiling—Columbia, Chicago, 12-17: Star & Garter, Chicago, 19-24. Knick Knacks—Gayety, Washington, 12-17; Gay- ety, Pittsburgh, 19-24. ' Let's Go—Casino, Boston, 12-17; Grand, Wor- cester, 19-24. Maids of America—Colonial. Cleveland. 12-17: Empire, Toledo, O., 19-24. .Mimic World—Grand, Worcester, Mass., 12-17; Hurtig & Semons, New York, 19-24. Mollie Williams* Show—Gayety, Pittsburgh, 12- 17; Colonial, Qexeland, 19-24. Radio Girls—Gayety, Rochester, 12-17; Lyceum. Ithaca. N. Y., 19; Auditorium, Auburn, 20; Stone, Bingbamton, 21; Colonial, Utica, N. V., 22-24. Heere's Show—Empire, ToroUo, Ont.. 13-17: Gayety, Buffalo, 19-24. Rockets, Palace. Baltimore, 12-17; Gayety. Wash- ington, 19-24. Step On It—Empire. Newark, 12-17; Orpheum. Paterscn, 19-24. "Sliding" Billy Watson, Fun Show—Gayety, Mil- waukee, 12-17; Columbia, Chicago, 19-24. Social Maids—Gaycty, Omaha, 10-16; Gayeiy, Miimeapolis, 19-24. Step Lively Girls—Empire, Proridrncc. 12-17: Gayety, Boston, 19-24. Talk of the Town—Gayety, St. Louis. 12-17: Gayety, Kansas City, 19-24. Temptaticns of 1923—Open, 12-17; Cjvcty. St. Louis, 19-24. Town Scandals—Gayety, Minneapolis, 12-7; Gay- ety, Milwaukee, 19-24. Wine. Women and Song—Stone, Binghamton. 14; Colonial, Utics^ 15-17; Gayety, Montreal, Can.. 19-24. Vonthful Follies—Gayety, Boston, 12-17: Colum- bia. New York, 19-24. French Models—Broadway, Indianapolis, 12-17; Garden, Buffalo, 19-24- Brooklyn. 12-17; Philadelphia, Hobokcn, Lyric, 12-17; 12-17; Girls-a-la-Carte—Gayety, Newark, 19-24. Girls from Reno—Bijou, Folly,. Baltimore, 19-24. Girls from Folies—Empire, Gayety, Brooklyn, 19-24. Hello Jake Girls—one nightcrs including Niagara FaUs, 12-17; Majestic, Albany, 19-24. Jingle BcUs—Majestic, Scranton, 12-17; Bijou, Philadelphia, 19-24. Jazz Time Review—Garden, Buffalo, 12-17; one nighterj in New York State, 19-24. Jersey Lilies—Majestic, Wilkes-Barre, 12-17; Majestic, Scranton, 19-24. Kuddlin' Kittens—Penn Circuit, 12-17; New Empire, Qercland, 19-24. LaiSn' Thru 1923—Howard, Boston, 12-17; Plaza, Springfield, Mass., 19-24. Midnitc Klaidens—G«.,ety, Louisville. 12-17; Broadway, Indianapolis, 19-24. Miss N- Y., Jr.—People's Cincinnati, 12-17; Gayety, Louisville, Ky., 19-24. Pat White and His New Big Shows—Star, Brook- lyn, 12-17; Empire, Hobokcn, 19-24. Round the Town—Folly, Baltimore, 12-17; Penn Circuit. 19-24. Sweet Bay Bees—Lyric, Newark, 12-17; Majestic, WUkesbarre, 19-24. Step Along—Park, Bridgeport, 12-17; Olympic, New York, 19-24- Town Follies—Empire, Cleveland. 12-17; Peo- ple's, Cincinnati, 1924. STOCK FOR THE BUOU The burlesque stock season will be in- augurated at the Bijou Theatre, Philadel- phia, on April 2, under the management of Joe Howard and Isie Hirst. Louis Redebheimer is booking the prin- cipals- HAMP'S FATHER DIES J. W. Hampton, father of I. B. Hamp, of the "Flashlights of 1923" company, died March 2 at Waycross, Ga., 56 years of age. AUCE EDWARDS MARRIED Charles Wesson and Alice Edwards of the "Big Jamboree Co." were married at Fairhaven, N. J, March 4. PEARL REPLACES BROWN Jim Pearl succeeded Walter Brown as comedian at the National Wintcrgarden, New York, on March 12. SYLVIA SEVILLE WITH RADIO GIRLS Sylvia Seville^ formerly with the "Mid- nite Revels" has joined the "Jladio Girls." MAE SANTLEY CLOSES Mae Santley closed with the Lilies" company at Newark, N. J. "Jersey MUTUAL CIRCUIT Hand Box Rerieii-—Olympic, New V..r'k. 12-17: Star, Brooklyn, 19-24. Klappers of 1923—Majestic, Albany. 12-17; Howard, Boston 19-24. PHILADELPHIA'S MOST POPULAR BURLESQUE THEATRE UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF JOE HOWARD AND ISIE HIRST WILL OPEN STOCK SEASON WEEK OF APRIL 2ND CHORUS GIRLS ADDRESS BIJOU THEATRE, Philadelphia, Pa. PRINCIPALS APPLY TO LOUIS REDELSHEIMER MUTUAL BURLESQUE OFFICES, NEW YORK CITY STARS OF BURLESQUE OMIKSE CIMGC RNI IVIACK WOMCOfOT YES WITH JINGLE BELLS UADT TO I Nl I BEN JOSS. UAUY BART. JIM KAU. TU* trie Im the bat all anad ateoias tria h Wrm bnrleaqne and has been far yearb Tha^ ara not BAXNEY alone a fine singinx trio, bat aiw vasr TalaaUe to any CERARDTS show, as each one of Ilia boya can p Uy a pai^ 7^*7 FOLLIES OP prove Ibis all thraiub Iba abov. SSD-i t i^ H r. THE DAT rmauk. donna at «LAD TO GET BACK AOAIN CHAS. 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