San Francisco dramatic review (1899)

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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO DRAMATIC REVIEW November 13, 1909 The Actors' Fund of America A Call to All Those Connected With the Theatrical Profession in America The beginning of our new year for annual membership and registration is Thanksgiving day, November 25th. In order to keep up the good work started last February, all members should make it a point to remit three dollars to the Fund as near that date as possible, for annual dues and registration, as new registration can be used in connection with spring, summer and the following winter seasons' engagements, of course, annual dues must be paid when registering. The Bureau was instrumental in securing several hundred engagements for its members this summer and fall ; all of which speaks well for the success of the Fund's new venture. Its registration bureau is no longer an experiment, it is an established fact. It is confidently hoped, and the present outlook is very encouraging, that by May 1st, five to six thousand names will be on the annual list. Elizabeth Menzeli. Blanche Walsh, Augustus Thomas and David Warfield are a few of the latest names added to the life membership list through the efforts of Thomas McGrath, who is in charge of the new bureau, and he has positive assurance of at least fifty more names before Thanksgiving day. The Fund bureau can only look out for its own supporters, registered members, so if you are not among that large majority it behooves you to join at once. This is a grand profession of ours and public appeals to support our sick and indigent and bury our departed associates is not a dignified proceeding to those of us who take a pride in our noble calling. The reputable managers are doing their best to help us in the good work, and we know that all our brother and sister professionals join us in the hope that every selfrespecting member of our calling will avail themselves of the privilege of becoming an integral part of the Actors' Fund, our great charity. It is the aim of the officers to make the Fund the great clearing house of our profession, as it rightly should be, and the membership therein should be the first requisite to an audience for an engagement with all managers, if we are strong enough in members by May 1st. The question in every manager's office (in New York City at least) should be, "Are you a registered member of the Actors' Fund?" We feel certain that that point will be reached if we can show a registration of 5,000 members of the 01 ^ fession who are willing to help those in their own calling who are unable to help themselves. This should be the representative organization, the natural headquarters of the profession, where everyone connected with the theatre should be known; where every professionals address should be. Is yours there? Bert Phoenix, who was the comedian of the Persse-Mason Opera company, left for New York last week. STEVE I. SIMMONS MAXWELL ALEXANDER Columbia Scenic Studio Co. Estimates on all Classes of Theatrical Work Office, 117 Fell St., S. T. George P. Webster Stage Director Ye Liberty Playhouse Stock, Oakland, Cal. Arthur E. Witting -Mat tie Davis Character Actor Joint or Single AT LIBERTY Address San Diego, Calif., Boundary and Howard Streets. Character Actress Reva Raymond Leading Woman Mack Swain Company. Augustus Phillips Leading Man Alcazar Stock — San Francisco Charles E. Royal & Elliott Edythe Presenting Charles E. Royal's wonderful Burglar Playlet, IN VAUDEVILLE "STRAIGHTENING A CROOK," and six other excellent playlets. BERT LEVEY, AGENT. Eloise May Clement Leads Late Lead for Tames O'Neill At Liberty Care Dramatic Review ELAINE DAVIS Charles King Stock Co.. San Diego, Cal. SAM F. MOULTON "Live Men Bury the Dead" Bus. Manager Winston Stock Co., Permanent address, 1017 W. Third St.. Los Angeles. ALEXANDRA HALL Heavies and Characters At Liberty Care Dramatic Beview GLENN H. JONES Juveniles At Liberty Care Dramatic Beview MISS JOSEPHINE BARDA HARP SOLOIST ANU INSTRUCTOR Pupil of Mme. Carusi and Mr. John Cheshire. New York City. 135 22nd Avenue, S. F. ; Phone Pacific 2987 Arthur I. WITTING-DAVIS Mtttie Character Actor Character Actress Joint or single. At Liberty. Address San Diego, Cal., Boundary and Howard Sts. ALENE Z. JOHNSON Soubrette and Ingenue At Liberty Care Dramatic Beview GILMORE WALKER Stage Director and Juveniles Past year with Valencia Stock— AT LIBERTY Care Dramatic Review Chas THE GLOCKERS —Ann/ "OH YOU WATEB KIDS" — Fully Copyrighted. Pantages Circuit. MAX WAIZMAN Newman-Foltz Co. ADA LUCUS Soubrette and Ingenue Dramatic offers invited. Care Dramatic Beview ORRIN SHEAR Eccentric Characters Engaged FRANK OPPERMAN Supporting Millidge Sherwood in King Lear JAMES O'REILLY Characters Engaged Care Dramatic Review DAVE LERNER Playing the David Warfield Roles With Nat Field at Central Theatre COL. D. P. STONER Business Manager Newman Foltz Co. Care Dramatic Beview THURLOW WHITE Leads, Heavies Address, Dramatic Beview HERBERT MILTON Characters and Heavies At Liberty Care of Dramatic Beview CHARLES E. GUNN Leads Care Dramatio Beview BERT PORTER Juveniles Newman-Foltz Co. EDWARD B. LADA General Music Director for Belasco & Mayer A. BURT WESNER Comedian At Liberty Care Dramatic Beview TEDDY WEBB Comedian, San Francisco Opera Co. Direction Frank Healey HARRY J. LASK Representative New York Clipper N. E. Cor. Sansome and Pine Sts. HARRY MARSHALL Scenic Artist At Liberty. 3748 Vermont Ave., Los Angeles MINOR REED Scenic Artist At Liberty Address Dramatic Beview CARRIE CLARKE WARDE Characters CHESTER STEVENS Heavies Grand Opera House Stock, Los Angeles MARY HARVEY-BARBOUR Leads (Versatile) 3d Ave. Theatre. Seattle FREDERICK GILBERT Burbank Stock. Los Angeles ARTHUR SHEPPARD Scenic Artist Care Dramatic Review HOWARD FOSTER Care Dramatic Review IRENE OUTTRIM Willard Mack Co. — Salt Lake City. PIETRO SOSSO Chas. King Stock Co. Pickwick Theatre, San Diego ANITA MURRAY Ingenue At Liberty Care of Dramatic Beview HERMAN HELLER Musical Director Valencia Theatre Social engagements filled DAN KELLY Comedian Care Dramatic Beview FLORENCE DAVENPORT 7ngenue or Soubrette At Liberty. Care of Dramatic Beview GEORGIE WOODTHORPE Characters Broadway Theatre, Oakland ALFRED ROWLAND Harold Nelson Co. En Route LAURA LUCILE HEIMLICH Leads Everett, Wash. FRED S. CUTLER Manager Richard Jose In "SILVEB THREADS" Address care Dramatic Beview OLGA GRAY Leading Woman Kmpire Stock Co., Fresno. Cal. ANNA RODGERS Ingenues and Leads At Liberty Care of Dramatic Beview HILDA GRAHAM Leads Care Dramatic Beview. GEORGE VON BLIX Stage Manager Newman-Foltz Co.