The Billboard 1901-10-12: Vol 13 Iss 41 (1901-10-12)

THE BILLBOARD 9 lsarstend City, Oct. : , Oet. 14; isiwood, Oct. 15; Nowet. 16; Neweanstle, Oc. Li: STARTING oer M. .¥.. N “ioe -Watertown, N. Y., Oct. Oct. 9; Boonsville, Oct. 10; ‘11 and 12; Rochester, Oct. 14 vrac cuse, Oct. 7 to 19. _ KYAN, (W. 3. Bates, Mgr.)- ‘pa., Oet. 7 to 12; Seranton, Yo h Ks OF PARIS"’-—Chicago, Sept. ~ tw i vs N’ T Ht HOUR, (Bastern)—Ottawa, LaSalle, Oet. 9; Mendota, Oct. Wet. 11; Museatine, la., Oct. Moines, Oct. 14 to 16; Creston, Oct. Mo., Oct. 18 and 19. . I. : VE v" T il How kh, (Western)—Laporte, Auburn, °° ¥; Decatur, Uct. ; Marion, Uct. 12; wet. IS; Anderson, Oct. 1%. rok EAT LOVERS, The, (Bertha Galland) ork, indetinitely. LYNNE, (Leah Leasi; Chas. Ber Savannah, Ga., Oct. 10; Bruus _ Oet. 11; Albany, Ga., Oct. 12; et. 14; Macon, Oct. 15; BirAla., Oct. ‘' Selma, Oct. 17: Miss., Oct. 18. ARROW, ‘The—Washington, s: Moline, ILL, Oct. 9; Clinton, la., . Sterling, LL, Oet. 11; Elgin, D., South Chicago, Oct. 13; Kankakee, Ottawa, Oet. 15; LaSalle, Oct. 16; Oct. 17; Kewannee, Oct. 18; PAST MALL, The—Kent, O., Oct. 8; War Ashtabula, Oct. 10; eo 11; Lockport, Oct. 12; St. Cath. Get. la; Hamilton, Ont., vet. + Ont., Get. 16; Ottawa, Ont., 17 to 1%. rok HER SAKE™—Chicago, indefinitely. SCOTLAND YARD-—Dayton, ©0., : Columbus, O., Get. 11 to 13. GAMBLER'’S DAUGHTER, A—Cleveland, to 12; Detroit, Mich., Oct. 18 “ut MAN SPIDERS— Detroit, Mich., Oct. HEART oF CHICAGO—Canandaigua, N. Auburn, Oct. 9; Utica, Oct. 10; y, Uet. 11; Cohoes, Oct. 14; Hud 15; Winsted, Conn., Oct. 16; West , Oct. 17; Palmer, Mass., Oct. 18. HOMESIV’UN HEARTS—Seattle, Wash., Portland, Ore., Oct. 13. to 19; Oct. 22; Baker City, Oct. 23; . Vet. 25; Ogder, Utah, Oct. 29; m, Ure., Oet. 30; Salt Lake City, IN A WOMAN'S POWER''— Columbus, and 2; Dayton, Oct. 3 to 5; Chi6 te 12 ) Roc KIES . (H. W. Seheff, Mgr.) Ill, Oet. 6 to 12; EB. St. Louis, 3: Litehtield, Oct. 14. IN A WOMAN'S POWER—Chicago, Oct. 2: LaSalle, HL, Oct. 13; Streator, Oct. ect. 15; Champaign, Oct. 16; », Oct. 1S; Anderson, Oct. 18; t. 19. WORD, The—New York, indef THE DESERT, (Gus Hill)— . ¥., Oct. 7 to 12; Montreal, : 14 to 19. MODJESKA AND JAMES—Elmtira, N. » Rochester, Oct. 9; Watertown, 10, Ogdensburg, Oct. 11; Ottawa, Can., 2. Montreal, Can., Oct. 14 to 19. MAN WHO DARED, The—Cincinnati, O., M ANS E NE = (Gus Hill)—Philadelphia, ° 7 to 19 MONE Y MAD—New Orleans, Oct. 6 to 12. nee DOWELL, MELBU RNB, (Tom Hart, New Orleans, La., Sept.15 to Oct. 19. Non rHERN LIGHTS—New York, indef Mist ber Ss NEL L., (Henrietta Crosman)— Oct. 7 to 12. JE D> PROU ea (Richard Golden)— Oct. 6 to ARK ANSAW. * Richmond & Lind Cine innati, Oct. 6 to 12; Spring l4 to 16; Toledo, Oct. 17 to 19. VADIS” CO. (Central; Mr. Fitz Spenser, Oct. 2; Bloomington, Seymour, Oet. 4; Bedford, Oct. 5; * Oct. 7; Knightstown, Oct. 8, %; Anderson, Oct. 10; Neweas or City, Oct. 12: Manon, Salina, O., Oct. 15; Van Wert, Oct. sjkoneta, Get. 17; Ada, Oct. 18; Bu ‘lo VADIS, (Central)-Toledo, O., Oct. Clocinnatl, Oet. 13 to 19. QUO VADIS, (Southern: EB. H. Fitzhugh, Knuightstown, Ind., Oct. 8; Elwood, Anderson, Oct, 10; Newcastle, Oct. : Unik City, Oet. 12; Celina, O., Oet. 14; oo 15; Wapakoneta, Oct. 16; ; Shelby, Oct. 18; Bellefontaine, MIP VAN. WIN .K, (Joe Jefferson)—Chi 7 , ‘Rie iH \tb LOVELACE, (RK. H. Sothern) . indefinitely. “Or HENTZAU— New Orleans, W 'O RUIN-—Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. IN COMMAND--New York, In OF OPTUM"—Grand Rapids, 30 to Oet. 5; Buffalo, N. Y., NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM,” (Joe roe indefinitely. LIFE—Dayton, O., Oct. 7 to 9 TH OUGHBREDS, The—Albany, N. Y., 7 Troy, Oct. 10 to 12; Montreal, lite id. 'IPTLE WAILFS—Camden, N. J., '. Bridgeton, Oct. 10; Salem, Oct. town, Pa. Oet. 12; Elisabeth, N. ' Red Rank, Oct. 15; New Brons }, Hoboken, Oet, 17 to 19. OLD HOMESTEAD” — Adams, 7; Greenfield, Oct. 8; Brattle Oct. O; Clarmont, N. H., Oct. 10; Mass., Oct. 11; Keene, N. H., UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, (Al. W. Martin’s Bester) Wathing, N. , Oct. 8; Ithaca, Oct. Sena, Uct. 10; Norwich, Conn., et, ; Binghamton, N.Y., Oct. 12; Wilkes. nella 4 Sa Oct. 14; Seranton, Oct. 15; Hancy, bet. ‘Ws: Port Jervis, N. Y., Oct. 17; Middletown, Oct. 18; Newberg, Oct. 19. UNCLE TOMS CABIN, (Al. W. Martin; Western)—Jackson, Mich., Oct. 8; Adrian, Mich., Oct. 9; Cold Water, Oct. 10; South bend, Ind., Get. 11; Logansport, Oct. 12; Lua Porte, Oct. 14; Kokomo, Oct. 15; La bayette, Oct. 16; Crawfordsville, Oct. 17; verre Haute, Oct. 19. UNDER TWO FL AGS, (Blanche Bates)— Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 7 to 9; Columbus, ., Vet. 10 to 12. v NDEK TWO FLAGS, (Blanche Bates)— Dayton, O., Oct. 10. VOLUNTEER ORGANIST, The—Washington, D. C., Oct. 7 to 12. WAIFS OF NEW ‘YORK ,(Katie Emmett) Beardstown, Lil., Oct. 8; Lewistown, Oct. o: Taylorville, Oct, 10; Charlestown, Oct. tis Crawfordsville, Oct. 12. WAY DOWN EAST, (Central Company)— Davidson Theater, Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 2 te ms 3 ag Opera House, Indianap1s. nie WHEN LONDON SLEEPS—Chicago, indefinitely. FARCE AND COMEDY, “A TRIP TO BUFFALO"—Bufalo, N. Y., gone} AUCTIONEER, The, (Dave Warfield New York, indetinitely. AKE YOU A BUFFALO? Reading, Pa., Vet. 8; Pottsville, ig” , 9: Scranton, Oct. 10; Pittston, Oct. ; Wilkesbarre, Oct. 12; Tank Lannock, Oct. Ma Auburn, N. } Oet. 15 tiea, N. ¥., Oct. ‘16; Cob Oct. \7: Se henectady, Oct. 18 and 19. oes 90090 OS 00000000 0006000000 “Billboard” advertising brings so many answers that the adVvertiser was deluged. The following unsolicited testimonial as to the value of “ihe e Billbourd” as an advertising @ medium, speaks for itself: RESULTS TELL. oe @ 3 Marietta, 0, July 19, 1901. “Lhe Billboard,” Cincinnati, O.: Dear Sirs—Our “want ad” in your last two issues bas brought so many replies that we have an abundance alrendy. Kindly discontinue it, and send bill in fall to Yours truly, G. E. GATES, e Chairman Amusement Com. 3 9OOOOOO9 909900000 O OOCOOCOT Oy “ee CHECK, A—Pocatello, Idaho, Nov. 5. BRYAN’S Comedians, (W. L. Van Cleve, Mgr.)—Kalamazoo, Mich., Oct. 7 to 12; Benton Harbor, Oct. 14 to 19. BACKMAN Comedy Co., (Dick Ferris, Prop.) Sioux Falls, 8S. Dak., Oct. 8 and 9: Mankato, Minn., Oct. 10 to 12; Winona, Uet. 14 te 19. CASINO GIRL—Davenport, la., Oct. 8; Cedar Rapids, Oct. 9; Des Moines, Oct. 10, Omaha, Neb., Oct. 11; Oct. 12; Denver, Col., Oct. 13 to 1 DAVID HARUM, (W. a ‘Crane)—Dayton, »., Oct. 11. EVIL EYE, The—Chicago, Oct. 6 to 12; South Bend, Ind., Oct. 14; Goshen, Oct. 15; Cold Water, Mich., Oct. 16; Battle Creek, Uet. 17; Muskegon, Oct. 18; Grand Rapids, et. 19. FOXY GRANDPA-—Chicago, indefinitely. FINNEGAN'’S BALL—Deming, N. Mex., Oct. 8S; Albuquerque, Oct. 9; Los Vegas. Oct. 10; Trinidad, Col, Oct. 12. LA PEARLE'S Comedy Co.— Covington, Tenn., Oct. 7; Forest City, Ark., Oct. 8; Helena, Oct. 9; Clarksdale, Miss.,. Oct. 10; Greenwood, Oct. 11; Yazoo City, Oct. 12; Canton, Oct. 14; Water Valley, Oct. 15; Holly Springs, Oct. 16; Aberdeen, Oct. 17; rupelo, Oct. 18; Sheffield, Ala., Oct. 19. HAPPY HOOLIGAN, (Gus Hill)}—Troy, N. Y., Oct. 7 to 9; Albany, Oct. 10 to 12; Brooklyn, Oct. 14 to 19. = McFADDEN'’S FLATS—Leadville, Col., Oct. 8; Aspen, Oct. 9; Salida, Oct. 10; Canon City, Oct. 11; Pueblo, Oct. 12; Colorado Springs, Oct. 14; Denver, Oct. 15 to 19. MELVILLE, Rose, (‘Sis Hopkins’’)}—Racine, Wis., Oct. 12; Milwaukee, Oct. 13 to 19; Oshkosh, Oct. 20; Appleton, Oct. 21. MALONEY'S WEDDING DAY, (Jos. Pilgrim, Mgr.)—Denver, Col., Oct. 6 to 12. cae: SON COMEDY—Boston, Mass., indefinite MY ThIEND FROM ARKANSAS, (Robt. Sherman, Mgr.)—-Monmouth, IIL, Oct. 14; Washington, la., Oct. 15; Fairfield, Oct. 16; Centreville, Oct. 17; Oskaloosa, ‘Oct. 18: Segourney, Oct. 19. MURRAY AND MACK-—Orange, Tex., Oct. 8: Beaumont, Oct. 9; Houston, Oct. 10 and 11: San Antonio, Oct. 12; Austin, Oct. 14; Waco, Oct. 15; Hillsboro, Oct. 16; Corsicana, Oct. 17; Ft. Worth, Oct. 18; Dallas, Tex., Oct. 19. NIGHT OFF, A--New York, indefinitely. OLCOTT, Chauncey Detroit, Mich., 7 to 12. “PETTICOATS AND Bayonare " (Arthur Byron) Chicago, Oct. 7 to ruT ME OFF AT BUFBRAL D-Detrott, Mich., Oct. 6 to 12. REGULAR BL 22RD, A, (Mortimer Sulton, Mgr.)-Opens Wilkesbarre, Pa., Oct, 28 ROGERS BROS.—New York, indefinitely. TURKISH BATH, A, (Mitchell & Reid)— Frankfort, Ind., Oct. 8; Kokomo, Oct. 9; Tipton, Oct. 10; Noblesville, Oct. 11; Franklin, Oct. 12, UNCLE HEZ, (Frank Adams, Mgr.)—East Liverpool, O., Oct. 8; Le Pa., Oct. 9; Oil City, Oct. 10; Warren, , Oct. 12 2; Leetonia, Oct. 14: ty wd “hee 15; Al liance, Oct. 16; Ravenna, Oct. 17; Massilton, Oct. 18; Canton, Oct. 19. WHOSE BABY ARB YOU? (Fred Rh. Corbeti, Mgr.)—Colorado Springs, Col., Oct. 8: Vueblo, Uct. 9; Trinidad, Oct. 10: Dallas. Tex., Oct. 14; Denton, Uct. 15; Gainesville, Oct. "16; Sherman, Oct. 17; Dennison, Oct. 1s; McKinney, Oct. 19. BURLESQUE, AUSTRALIAN nee eres snd., Oct. 14 to 19. biG SENSATION BURLESQUERS—Paterson, N. J., Bg 3U to Oct. 5; one-night — Oct. 7 to 12; Cleveland, U., Uct. 14 to BOUWERY BURLESQUERKS—St. Louis, Mo., Uct. 6 to 12. BRYANT" S BURLESQUERS—Louisville, iKy., Uct. 7 to 12. CITY CLUB BURLESQUERS—Detroit, Mich., Oct. 6 to 13; Chicago, Uct. 14 to 19; Milwaukee, Oct. 20 to 26; Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 27 to Nov. 2; St. Paul, Nov. 3 to ¥; Chicago, ll., Novy. 10 to 17; Cleveland, U., Nov. 18 to 24; Philadelphia, Nov. 25 to % DAINTY DUCHESS, (Weber's) — New York, (Dewey), Oct. 7 to 26. INNUC ENLt MAIDS—Milwaukee, Wis., Oct. 6 to 12; St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 13 to 19; Minneapolis, Oct. 20 to 26. JULLY GRASS WIDOWS, (Gus W. Hogan, Mgr.)—Chicago, Oct. 7 to 12; Minneapviis, Oct. 14 to 19. MIKW&LS, MA\—Indianapolis, Ind., indef«itely. OUTPOST, The, (Emmett & Gilson)—St. Louis, Oct. 6 to 12. ‘ PARISIAN BELLES—Chicago, lil., Indefnitely KEtLLY & WOODS—Boston, Mass. (Howard), — 7 to 12; Providence, KR. 1., Oct. 14 to LOY. aL LIL LIPU TIANS, (Gus Hill)—Syracuse, N. Y., Oct. 7 to 9; Rochester, Oct. 10 0 12; Buffalo, Oct. 14 to 19. SONS OF HAM, (Williams & Walker; Wirection Hurtig & Seamon)—Auditorium, hiladelphia, Pa., Oct. 7 to 12; Music Hall, New York City, Oct. 13 to 19. TOPSY TU RVY, (Maurice Jacobs, Mgr.)— Indianapolis, Oct. 7 to 12. TWENTIETH CENTURY a (Harry Morris)—Cincinnati, Oct. 6 to 1 WILLIAMS AND WALKEK, (Hurtig & Seamon)—Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 7 to 12; New York, Oct. 14 to 20. VAUDEVILLE, LADIES. BURT, LAURA—New York Theater, New York, indefinitely. CARUS, EMMA—New York Theater, New York, indefinitely. DRESSLE R, MARIE—New York Theater, New York, indefinitely. MAY, JESSIE—New York Theater, New York, indefinitely. WILL IAMS, Belle—St. Louis, (Columbia) Oct. 7 to 13; Chicago, (Chicago Opera House), Oct. 14 to 21. GENTLEMEN. BOWMAN, Frank—Street Fair, Mattoon, {il., Oet. 9 to 14. CARROLL, Johnnie—Chicago, (Olympia), Oct. 7 to 13. rape CINQUENALLI, Paul—New York, N. Y., (Keith's), indefinitely. cu LL EN, Jas. H.—Indianapolis, (Grand), 13. KENNA, Chas.—Boston, (Music Hall), Jet. 7 to 12. f MecAVOY, DAN—New York Theater, New York, peng S RKREYNARD, Ed. F.—Detroit, (Wonder land), Oct. 7 to 12; Roe m= & Ya (Cook's), Oet. 14 to 19. TEAMS. BOHANNON AND CAREY——New York, (Pastor's), indefinitely. CRESSY & DAYNE--New York, (Keith's), indefinitely. DERENDA AND BREEN—Indianapolis, (Grand), Oct. 7 to 12; Brooklyn, a (Hyde & Behman), Oct. 14 to 20. GALETTIUS Monkeys—Street Fair, Mattoon, TIL, Get. 9 to 14. HOWARD BROS. — Memphis, Tenn., (Grand), Oct. 7 to 12; Birmingham, Ala., (Auditorium), Oct. 14 to 19. HEWITTS, The Two—Aberdeen, Miss., Oct. 7 to 12. HARRIS, Tom and Laura—New York, (Pastor's), indefinitely. KELSEY, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred—Cleveland, O., (Empire), Oct, 7 to 12. MATTHEWS AND HARRIS — Chicago, (Olympic), Oct. 7 to 13. MORTONS, The—New York, (Pastor's), indefinitely. OBER, George & Co.—Syracuse, N. Y., (Bastable), Oct. 7 to 12. PANZER Trio—New York, (Pastor's), indefinitely. SMITH AND FULLER—Detroit, Mich., (Avenue), Nov. 4 to 10. WHITE — STUART, (Clayton and Marie)— Resti ng. WHITE AND SIMMONS—Indianapolis, (Grand), Oct. 7 to 12; New York, Oct. 14 to 19. MINSTRELS. CLEVELAND—Chicago, indefinitely. FIELD, Al. G.—Columbia, 8S. C., Oct. 8; Wilmington, N. C., Oct. 9; Charleston, S. C., Oct. 10; Savannah, Ga., Oct. 11; Brunswick, Oct. 12; Way Cross, Oct. 14; Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 15; Pensacola, Oct. 16; Biloxi, Miss., Oct. 17; Mobile, Ala., Oct. 18 and 19. HARRISON BROS.—Willow Springs, Mo., Oct. 1; West Plains, Oct. 2; Thayer, Oct. 3; Hoxie, Ark., Oct. 4; Corning, Oct. 5; Poplar Bluff, Mo., Oct. 7; Dexter, Oct. 8; 9; 1 be Maurice—Buffalo, | ; — Ky., Oct. 21 and 22; New 31 to Nov. SQU ARE ea Se 7 to INNE s’ “Hand~Bultato, N N.Y., Oct. 7 to 19. a, A, (Jeff De Angelis)— _ Can, Ill., Oct. 10; ‘ y., Oct. PRIMROSE & DOCKSTADER—Wash : ‘t. 6 to 12; Baltimore, M VOGEL. John W -—Brownsville, Pa., Oct. ; Uniontown, Oct. Pleasant, Oct. 11; Greensburg, Oct. 12; i 14; Johnstown, Oct. 15: Al i; Tyrone, Oct. 17; Bellefoute, Uct. 18; Lockhaven, Uct. 19, 9; Scottsdale, Oct. 10; tee USICAL. , The—Toronto, Ont., Oct. Hamilton, Can., Oct. 14; St. . 15; London, Oct. 16; Chat17; Adrian, Mich., Oct. 18; Ann J le» . 19. bt KGOMASTER, The—New Orleans, Oct. LU TL ER'S; HELEN MAY, BAND—Bufa g. 26 to Nov. i. c OLUMBIA OV ERA CO.—Oneonta, N. Y., 30 to Oct. 5; Little Falls, Oct. 7 to is: Amsterdam, Oct. 14 to 19; Ogdensburg, _ 21 to 26; Watertown, Oct. 28 to Nov. o 9. A NG ELIS; an EFF— Chicago, Sept. 30 Oct. 16 Opera Co.—Greens11. y Oct. 7 to 12. Washington, D. C., Oy. on, Francis—Brooklyn, N. Y., i 2; Newark, N. J., Oct. 14 to 20. Oct. MISCELLANEOUS ROUTES. BOSTON BLOOMER GIRLS—Ft. Worth, ; ‘t. 7 and 8; Dallas, Oct. 9 and 10; ‘t. 11 and 12. GREAT—West Union, -o, Oct. 9; Spring Valley, 3 Preston, Oct. 11; Albert 2; Mankato, Oct. 13; New Ulm, ‘ at, 15; Montevideo, Oct. Chasco, Oct. DE LG atti AN AND ROGERS—Cedar Rap Is, G. ARDINE R, Ww m. ; Decatur, Oct. 14 to 19. THE *t. 7 to 12. i, (Dudley . ¥ and 10; Malden, Mass., a, Oct. 12; Providence, R. L, i; Woonsocket, Oct. 17; Salem, 18; Brockton, Oct. 19. P., (Magician)—Sidell, GREAT—San FranMcAdoo, Mgr.)—Port (Hypnotists) — Texar . 7 to 9; Sherman, Tex., Oct. Tex., Oct. 14 to 19; , Oct. 21 to 23. Grand Rapids, Mich.. 7 to 12; Indianapolis, . Oct. 14 to 19. -AMERICAN CARNIVAL CO. Kre ko Bros.)—Des Moines, la., Oct. 7 ORIE NTAL _ SEMENT CO. = a 4 Terre Haute, Ind., SIL VER AND L AWRE NCE, (Hypnotists) 19. 7 tol " (iliactelanD Scottdale, Pa., Oct. ‘t. 10; Greenville, Oct. 11; North East, Oct. 15; '., Oct. 16 and 17; LeRoy, Oct: Cc ARNIVAL CO.—Aberdee 2: Helena, Ark., a ; COL. . Oct. 6 to 8 Ww. D., MUSEUM— Established in 1852 F, PATUREL & C0. 16 Warren Street, NEW YORK. Manufacturers and Importers of GAS, WHISTLING AND ADVERTISING BALLOONS. Also Novelties for Street [len. We receive every week from our facto Balloons of all kinds and sizes that we guarantee of superior quality to any offered on the market. We also caution our customers and the trade to beware of inferior goods and false nurhbers offered at cheap prices. wt Everything wew tm VANES Send for Catalogue. I. EISENSTEIN, 44 Aum St., New York retorere ta tne Wert. SRS Bis ee a ee ee ¥ aed: etnoes < Ae ee Ew, A