New York Clipper (Jun 1923)

Record Details:

Title:
New York Clipper
Date:
Jun 1923
Publisher:
New York, NY: Frank Queen Publishing Co.
Volume:
New York Clipper (Jun 1923)
Leaf #:
00062
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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June 27, 1923 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 31 E. F. ALBEE President J. J. MUROOCK Cenenl Mumger F. F. PROCTOR Vice-President B. F. Keith Vaudeville Exchange (AGENCY) (Palmce Tbeetre Bttildinc, New York) B. F. KEITH EDWARD F. ALBEE A. PAUL KEITH F. F. PROCTOR—FOUNDERS ArtisU Can Beak Direct by Addressing W. Dayton Wegefarth PLAYS For STOCK, REPERTOIRE, AMATEUR COMPANIES LARGEST ASSORTMSNT IK THE WORLD. BMkg for home amusemen't. NcffTO plays. Paper, Scenery, Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works. CataJoEue Free! Free! Free! SAMUEL FRENCH. S W. litfa SL, New York Insure Your Material Asainst Theft REGISTER YOUR ACT SEND IN YOUR MATERIAL THIS COUPON will be numbered and sttadicd and a certificate will be returned to you as an acknowledsment and for future reference. The cootribudon should be signed plainly by the person or firm sendioB the same, and should be endorsed by the stage manager of the show or of the house whcre-the act is being used, or other witnesses. Fnrthcr acknowledgment will be made by the names and numbers being pi*blishcd. Address your contribution to The Registry Bureau NEW YORK CLIPPER, IBS Bniedwny, New YoA Dmte NEW YORK CLIPPER REaSTRY BUREAU Encloaed find copy of my. emtitled for Registration. Name. Afldress CERTIFICATES ISSUED 1735— Harold A.' Keene—Song 1736— Three Renards—Act. 1737— Morris & Bernard—Song. 1738— Perry Class—Song IH>ems. 1739— Reed & Blake—MateriaL 1740— Jennings & Melba—Novelty Costume. 1741— Brian M. Jewett—Title. 1742— Wyae & Broe—Title. 1743— R. Brownlee—Act. 1744— Harvey Sanford—Poems. 1745— Lou Atlell—Sons Title. 1746—Anton Lada—Ordtestra Titles. 1747— Donoa Darling—Song. 1748— Sidney B. Hoicomb^Lyrica. 1749—Thomas Sigurdson—Lyrics & Music. WORTH WHILE Toupees Make-Up Send for PHca List G. SHINDHELIWf lOOW. 4ethSt.,NewYerli CENTRAL WARDROBE y/i- ■-■' I Equal to may S60.00 TroBk I Ceilnl Tnok Fictoiy ISmONSACO. 7« Arch St. Phils. MONEY WRITING SONGS A successful music ooznpoaer and publisher - write* a book explelnlng how to make non^ wihllshlne sooca. CoBtnte: Corrrctfaig Yoa- Fudts, Writhig a Melody, Directing the Aii>. bItlouB Young Compoeer, Pladng Your Songs Before the Public LisU ovv SM Music Deal- ers—2M Band end Ordieatia Leaifera. You i»eed thia book, oelr obs of Its Idnd on tlie market. Only tl.M Postpaid. Money back U rpn aay so. UNION MUSIC COMPANY, SIS East Stk St., Cincinnati, Ohio. Every Manager and Agent SHOULb.OWN a coi>r of THE JULIUS CAHN-CUS HILL GUIDE containing All the Essential Facts of the Show Business. aUh Edition, Price $3.00 net—1921 2Ist Edition Supplement, Price $1.50 net —1922. $4.50 Complete JUUUS CAHN—GUS HILL GUIDE Room 2>7, 7tl Till Ave.. New York Otr BERT LEVEY CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE THEATRES Alcaxar Theatre Building SAN FRANCISCO LET US PROVE »»«'«^ IT IS BEST 113 West 48lli St., New York WIGS Beal Human Hair Importad: Irish, Comedian. Jow, Suteh- man, OInwn, |I.I» sa^ Neoro, 30c., BOc.. 11.00. Lady wig, |2.S0. TIfhu, $1.3Q. Hair uustacbe orOoatee, 28e. Orapo Balr, p. yard. 2Se. 8ILK0UNB TlghU or SblrU. $2.20 each. Fake Diamond Ring or Pin. 2Sc. Gold Hlatorle Bar- ring pp. 30c. Paper Bats, 30c. doien. Cstalog free. OVB XLIPPEBT, M Cooper B«., Vsw Tatk. STAGE SHBES Entire companies and indi- ▼iduals capably served in a courteous manner. All UodeGnt Sopenised hj L HiDtr I. MILLER & SONS Incorporaied New York 1554 Broadway at 46tli St. Chicago and Monroe State Streets Largeit Manu/aclurtrs of ThntrinI Foot- wear and Ballet SKpftri in th» World. CLIPPER BUSINESS INDEX ANIMALS Henry Bartels, 72 Cartlandt St.. New York. Louis Rube. 3S1 Bowery, New York. Wm. Bartels Co., 44 Cartlandt St., New York City. BAZAAR A EXPOSITION SUPPLIES Bloch Premium Sales Corporation, 2B West 22nd St., New York City. LAWYERS P. L. Boyd, .17 No. La Salle St, Chicago. V SCENERY . Kahn & Bouwman Scenic Studio 155 W. 29th St., N. Y. City. Chelsea B9S6. SCENERY FOR RENT Amelia Grain, 819 Spring Garden St., Philadel- phia, Pa. TENTS J. C Goss Co., 10 Atwater St.. Detroit, Mich. Send for Second.hand lisL SCENERY Dtemoad Dys^ OO or Water Cbkra SCHELL SCENIC STUDIO. COLUMBUS. O. Ninety percent of the theatrical profession use TAYLOR TRUNKS Write for oar theatrical catalogue. TAYLOR TRUNK WORKS. 678 N. Halsted St.. Chicago Sold by the Follswlnc Dealersi WATCH THIS UST GROWj NEW YORK cmr. William Bal Company. Z39 West 39th SL Edward Cropper, Inc., 1390 Broadway. aUbany, n. y. Weeks Trunk Company, 511 Broadway. BOSTON. MASS. The PiccadiUy Shop. 80 Boylilcn St. BUFFALO. N. Y. Moran Brothers, 387 Washington SL CLEVELAND, OHIO Ohio Horse Goods Co., 1744 East 12th St. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Grand Rapids Tmnk Coi, SB DIvUtaa St., South. POTTSVILLE. PENNA. H. R. Knapp. 203 Scuth Centre Sl SYRACUSE. N. Y. Syracuse Trunk Worka. 444 South Sollna Street. TOLEDO, O. The Wilmington Co.. 235 Summit Are. TROY, N. v. W. H. Frear & Company WILKES BARRE. PENNA. Breese & Ycager. 9 Uaio Street. WORCESTER. MASS. The Baggage Shop. 573 Main SticeL Mada and Cuamatssd br WIIXIAM BAL COMPANY NEWARK NEW JERSEY WIGS mm In AH Styles and Qualiliea THEATRICAL JEWELRY AND SPANGLES, TIGHTS. OPERA HOSE AND STOCKINGS, FANCY BRO- CADES, GOLD and SILVER TRIM- MINGS, and all GotxU ThealrieaL Hlgti C»fe QtaaUtka at Unrest FHeaa SAMPLES UPON REQUEST J. J. WL & BROS., Jdc. Succauon to SIECMAN « WEIL IS & 20 E. 27tli St. New York Subscribe for the New Yoili Clipper LATEST NEWS ON ALL Departments Reviews Vaudeville Dates Ahead n A T^CC $5.00 per year KA 1 to $2.50 for Six Months Send orders to CLIPPER CORPORATION, 1658 Broadway, New York Printed by TBI TiCRRiuL Pun, Nsw You