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OCTOBER 3, 1908.
The Billboard
JOU (W.. 8. Butterfield, mgr.) Rainbow Sisters, singers and dancers; Harry Baker, comedian; Mehan'’s Doge; Mr. and Mrs. Jack MeGreevy, Fartlett and Carfield, Merbert, the frog man. and motion pictures week of 21. MAPLE CITY (1. E. Haynes, mgr.) Moving fetures and Illustrated songe drawing well. CRESCENT (W. H. Thorpe, mgr.) Good bustpess with moving pictures and illustrated songs. Lenawee County Fair week of Sept. 21. ESCANABA.—PETERSON'S OPERA HOUSE (P. M. Meterson, mgr.;Ole Swanson 20; pleased large amilence. Fun on the Board Walk 27; Under Southern Skies Oct. 4; Loulse Carter 15; The Mummy and the Humming Bird 18; Miss Pettico.ts 23. WHITE'S (White Amusement Co., mers.) Dark week of 21. BIJOU (A. EF. Atkin-son, mgr.) Chris. Christopher 21-24: Will H. Fields 24-27; excellent business. GRAND (J. C. Tolan, mgr.) Moving pictures and illustrated songs week of 21; good business. JACKSON.—ATHENAEUM (HH. J. Porter, mgr.) The Man from Home 15; fine show and business. [ald In Full 19; gow! show to capac ity. Jane Eyre 19; pleased good house. Nancy Boyer and Co. 21 and week; The Great Divide Oct. 4: Lyman H. Howe's Moving Pietures 1011. BIJOU CWHl Marshall, mgr.) Rernice Howard and Co., La Pine and Dreiss, MeFarland and Dale Sisters, Harry Tsuda and moving pictures week of 20; splendid bill and bustlness. Harry Springold and Co. head bill for week of 27. STAR and SURWAY doing well with moving pictures and songs.
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS.—RIJOU (Theo. L. Hays, mgr.) The Wizard of Oz week of 20; The Volunteer Qrganist week of 27. LYRIC (Wm. Koenig. mgr.' The Lyric Stock Co. in Mrs.
Dane's Defense week of 21. UNIQUE (John Elitett, mgr.) Will Cherry and Hill, Evans Liesd and Gracelyn Whitehouse, Harry ‘‘Chinese’ Walton. Cushman and St. Claire, Wenrich and Waldron, Inez Montague and the Kinetoscope week of 21. DEWEY (Archie Miller,
mgr.) The Fashion Plates week of 20. METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE (L. NN. Seott, mer.) Wilton Lackaye in The Battle 202%:
Annie Mach Rerlein in A Woman of the West 24.28: Max Figman in The Substitute. ORPHEUM THEATRE (G. E. Raymond, Gratis’ Prodigies, Hall McAllister and Co.. Lavine-CImeron Trio, Italian Trio, Ethel MeDonough. Leon T. Rogee, Harry Clive and the Kinodrome week of 20. GEM FAMILY (A. J. Kavanangh. mgr.) Happy Hal Hart, Meyer and Mason, Temple and O'Rrien, Barton, the tenor; Irene Stanfield and moving pictures week of 21. SCENIC (J. B. Schmidt. mgr.) Moving pictures and Illustrated <ongs. RODERIC STE. FLEURE.
ST. PAUL—METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE (L. N. Seott. mgr.) Annie Mack Berlein in A Woman of the West 20-23: good performance and business. Wilton Lackaye in The Rattle 24.26; show and business good. Paid in Full 27-30; Max Figman In The Substitute Oct. 1-5. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Theo. L. Hays. mer.) The Volunteer Organist week of 20: excellent business, Young Buffalo in The Sheriff of Angel Guich week of 27. ORPHEUM (—. W. Pierong, mgr.) Patty Frank Troupe, Fred Singer, Netta Vesta, Walter Montagne and Co., Clifford and Rurke, Harry H. Richards and Co., Ernie and Mildred Potts and the Kinw drome week of 20: good business. MAJESTIC (D. Jack RPondy, mgr.) Paterson's Art Stndies. Girdeller’s Trained Dogs. Emma O'Neill, Smith and Rrown, Bobbie Gaylor and the Cameograph week of 21: excellent returns. STAR (J. C. McCready, mgr.) Will H. Ward and Co., with The Ticer Lilles week of 20; good bnsainess. UNIQUE (J. T. Mahoney, mer.) Business continues good with moving pictures and illustrated songs. CRYSTAL (R. C. Groh, mgr.) Moving pictures and fllustrated songs; good business. LYRIC. Good returns with movr{ing pictures and songs SELBY ROLLER RINK (Henry A. Kennedy, mgr.) Opened with fair business, owing to warm weather.
H. P. WINTERHALTER.
AUSTIN. — GEM FAMILY W. Mahnke, mgr.) Under the Harvest Moon 18: good busi bess, gave satisfaction. Warner Comedy Co
23-26; Tempest and Sunshine Oct. 1. Frank E Long Stock Co, 12-17. ORIENT (HH. Boune.
mgr.) Good business with moving pictures and {llustrated songs.
BRAINERD.—PARK OPERA HOUSE (Frank G. Hall, mer.) Two Merry Tramps 24; Too Proud to Reg 26; Just Out of College 28. RIJOU (F. E. Low, mgr.) The Von Sisters 14-19; drew well UNIQUE (E. H. Isle, mgr.) Moving pictures and illustrated songs continue to please large audiences.
8T. CLOUD.—DAVIDSON OPERA HOUSE (E. T. Davidson, mgr.) Facing the Music, with James J. Corbett 20; good show, pleased large audience. Paid in Full 26; Just Ont of College 27. FIFTH AVENUE (C. W. Sanders, mgr.) Pictures and songs to good business week of 14.
MISSISSIPPI.
GULFPORT.—OPrERA HOUSE (Geo. Pierse, ‘ugr.) Tim Murphy 14; excellent show, good house. Fannie Rice In At the Rall 21. AIRDOME (Geo. Pleree, mgr.) DeCotret and Rego, sketch team; Jimmy Kelly, comedian; tlustrated songs and moving pictures week of 19; good returns.
YAZOO CITY.—THE HOPKINS (C. R. Hopkins, mgr.) Moving pictures and vaudeville; business good,
HATTIESBURG.—AUDITORIUM (Mort L. Bixler, mer.) Tim Murphy in Cupid and the Dollar was the opening attraction on the 19th, and was greeted by a large andience; the performance was excellent. Forty-five Minutes from Broadway Oct. 5; Joel Kelly week of 12.
VICKSBURG.—WALNUT STREET (H. Mayer, mgr.) Yorke and Adams 23; Tim Murphy 24. LYRIC (B. Mulligan, mgr.) Forrester and Lloyd. Harry Bolus, Woodford and Marlboro and the Lyricscope week of 21. NICKELADEON (Reyer & Ford, mgrs.) Illustrated songs and moving pictures.
MISSOURI.
8ST. LOUIS—OLYMPIC (P. Short, mgr.) Pald in Full week of Sept. 20, to splendid business aml pleasing. Ethel Barrymore next week. CENTURY (W. D. Cave, mgr.) The Follies of 1907 to good business and pleasing week of 20, Chauncey Olcott next week. GARRICK (Dan F. Fishell, mgr.) The Witching Hour to good business and pleasing week of 20. Girls next week. AMERICAN (Sol. Oppenhetmer, mgr.) This week's bill includes Geo. Primrose and Minstrel Poyrs. Edna Aug, Elght Berlin Madeaps, Chesterfield’s Statue Horse. Emerio Campbell and Co., Bradley and Leona, Caron and Farnum, The Quartet and pictures; business good. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Jno. Fleming. mgr.) Fifty Miles from Boston to good business and plessing week of 20. = Arizona next week. COLUMBIA (Lew Starp, mgr.) This week's bill incindes Emmett Corrigan, Alice Lyndon Doll, Imre Fox, Claudins and Searlet, Four Harveys, Hawthorne and Burt. Minor, Coleman and Saterlee, The Lion Quartet and pletures; business good. HAVLIN’S (Wm. Garen. mgr.) The Indian's Secret to good business week of 20. Tony, the Bootblack, next week. IMPERIAL (D. E. Russell, mgr.) The Cowboy Girl to good business week of 20. Murray and Mack next week. STANDARD (Leo Reichenbach, mgr.) The Champagne Girls Co. week of 20; to good business, with the following olio: Phillips and Purt, Wells «nd Sells, Charles Nichols and Co., Burton and Voss. Miss New York next week. GAYETY (0. T. Crawford, mgr.) The Hastings Show, with Mme. Iada as an added attraction week of 20: business good. Girl from Happyland Co. next week. WILL J. FARLEY.
KANSAS CITY.—WILLIS WOOD (Wood ward & Burgess, mers.) Brewster's Millions week of 20: opened to good business. May Roheon in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary week of 27. SHURERT (Woodward & Rurgess Amnsement Co. and Sam S. & Lee Shubert, Inc., mers.) Second week of Girls commencing 29. The Road to Yesterday week of 27. ORPHEUM (Martin Beck. gen. mer.) Gus Fadwards’ Rlonde Typewriters with Arthur Conrad, headliner: Baader-Lavelle Trio, acrobatic cyelists: Hlarry L. Webb. songs and dances; Co gan and Bancroft in Fun on Rollers: Favor. Sinclair and Co., in Hogan's Flat: LaPetite Mignon, comedienne: Rowen, Walters and Crooker, The Three Rubes. and the Kinodrome week of 20. Bond and Benton in Handkerchief No. 15: Boand and Lawrence, in The Stage Manager: Welch. Mealy and Montrose in Play Rall: Leipzig, conjurer: Keane and Briscoe, in A Trial Merriage; Armstrong and Verne, com edy duo: Majestic Trio. colored singers and dancers, and tne Kinodrome week of 27. GRAND (Hudson & Judah, mgrs.) Chauncey Oleott in Ragged Robin week of 20; capacity
business. THlelen Byron in My Sweetheart week of 27. AUDITORIUM (Woolward & Burgess, mers.) Woodward Stock Co. in Strongheart
week of 26: pleased large andiences. Same company in The Love Route week of 27. GILLIS (E. 8S. Brigham, mgr.) Pan Handle Pete week of 20: goml show and drew crowded houses. The Millionaire and the Policeman's Wife week of 27. MAJESTIC (Thos. Hodgeman, mer.) Girls from Happyland week of 20: lively burlesqne. pleased. The Serenaders week of 27. CENTURY (Jos. R. Donegan. mgr.) Miss New York, Jr.. week of 20; good show and business. Fay Foster Company week of 27. PANTHEON RINK (Chas. FE. MeCrae, mer.) Roller skating to good returns. COLISEUM (S. Waterman, mgr.) Roller skating pleasing large crowds. W. W. SHELLEY. ST. JOSEPH.—TOOTLE iC. U. = Philley, mgr.) Chauncey Olcott in Ragged Robin 19; packed the house and pleased. as usnal. Helen Ryron in My Sweetheart 22-23: Minnie Dupree in The Road to Yesterday 24-25; James O'Neill in The Abbe Bonaparte. underlined. LYCEUM (c. U. Philley, mer.) The Lieutenant and the Cowboy 20-23: opened to excellent business. Fay Foster Co. 24-26; Panhandle Pete 27-30: Williams’ Imperials Oct. 1-3. r 2 Rentfrow, mer.) Rentfrow Stock Co. in Under Cld Glory 20 and week: pleased excellent business, Week of 27. When the Bell Tolls. CRYSTAL (Fred Cosman, mgr.) One of the best bills of the season. including The Bannon Troupe. Geo. W. Hussey, 0. T. Fiske and Nel lie MeDonongh, Harrell, Harry Reaumont and others week of 20; opened to packed houses. AIRDOME (R. Van Houten, mer.) North Bros.’ Co. in A True American 20 and week; pleased gom! business. BIJOU (J. Blitz, mgr.) Opened with the Anxetophone to a packed business. The honse has been remodeled thronghont and is a picture of beauty, and should prove a success. JESS J. WAGNER.
CARTHAGE.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Ar
chie Rrigham,. mgr.) Hewett Vaud. Co. 24-26; Ten Nights in a Rar Room Oct. 3; Tlowe’s Moving Pictures 15. UNIQUE (Wil
liams Rroethers, managers.) Moving pictures and illustrated songs; putting on eatra shows to accommodate the crowds. LYRIC AIRDOME (Roon & Turner, mers.) Closed for the season. DeSOTO.—THE JEFFERSON (Leon Herrick. mer.) Gov. Jos, Folk 26; Lyman H. Howe's Moving pictures Oct. 3.
JOPLIN.—LYRIC PARK (Chas. FE. Hodkins,
mer.) Dale and Corge, Helen Ogden, Yalto Duo, illustrated songs and moving pictures week of 20; business good. CLUB iI F
Ballard, mgr.) The Heart of an Indian 20; good house. Morgan-Pepple Co. Oct. 4-10. SHUBERT (J. W. Peikson, mgr.) Wolf Stock Co. in The Heart of Mexico week of 20; did good business. CRYSTAL PARK (Chas. E. Ilodkins, mgr.) Grandi Stock Co. in Loulsiana week of 20; pleased good-sized audiences.
TRENTON.—NEW HUBBELL (W. W. Hubbell, mgr.) Monte Cristo 10; fair show and business. Jane Eyre 25; The Cowboy Girl Ort. 3; Harrington and Campbell 12-14: Texas Ranger 19; The Wolf 20; Ma’s New Husband 24
VERSAILLES.—ELECTRIC (Krauss & Puff, mngrs.) This theatre was opened Wedneslay, Sept. 15, to a full house. Moving pictures and illustrated songs are the attractions.
MONTANA.
KALISPELL.—Orpheum (F. S. Stryker, mgr.) Crowded bouses are the rule. ARCADE (C. W. Petty, mgr.) Vaudeville to the usxnal good returns. ORIENTAL (W. FF. Zimmerman, mgr.) This cozy new house will be opened Monday, Sept. 21. The Carpenters and decor ators are working night and day to have the house In readiness for the opening. The theatre will have a seating capacity of 350. Ad vanced vandeville, the bill changed weekly, amd moving pictures, changed three times a week, will be the offering. County Fair will be held Oct. 7.10. John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain will be the free attractions.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN.—OLIVER (Crawford & Zehrung, mgrs.) The End of the Trail 14; good business. A Stranger from Berlin 18-19: good company. business good. The RBurgomaster 22; James ONeill 24; Buneo in Arizona 25-26. MAJESTIC (L. M. Gorman, mgr.) Eddy Family. Heward Bland and Etfie Lawrence, Tom Mahoney. Cora Peach Turner and Co., Keeley Brothers, Margaret Keats, The MeCarvers and the Vioscope week of 14; big business.
VALENTINE.—CHURCH’S OPERA HOSE (Obe Church. mgr.) The Girl and the Gawk 18; fine show, fair business. ELECTRIC AIRDOME (O. W Morey, mgr.) Good business. DREAM LAND (0. W. Morey, mgr.) Large attendance.
YORK.—YORK OrERA HOUSE cw. dD. Fisher, mgr.) The Lockes in The Girl and the Gawk Sept. 1: good show and business. ChaseLister Stock Co. 21 and week.
NEW JERSEY. ATLANTIC CITY—APOLLO. W. H. Crane tn
Father and the Roys 21-23: opened to fine busi ness. Wm. Collier in The Patriot 25-26. Al. Martin's Uncle Tom's Cabin Sept. 23-29. SAVOY. High-elass moving pictures and vawile \ille week of 21; good attendance. YOUNG'S PIER. Carrie Demar, Four Luciers, Middleton and Spellmeyer, James Francis Dooley and Cornie Dailes, Fred Dupree, Three Coles, A. D. Allen and Co. and moving pictures week of 21: fair henses. CREATION Is doing fairly well. YOUNG'S NEW PIER. Ad. Carlyle’s Famous Dog and Pony Show drew large crowds week
of 21: great show. STEEL PIER. Haley's Rand is drawing good crowds. FRANK'S AR CADE, SEA SHELL, HURIN’S, LYRIC and
ELITE are doing good business with moving pietures and songs. STEEPLE CHASE PIER. Vitagraph moving pictures and vandeville: medium business. FRANK B. HUBIN. PATERSON.—LYCEUM (Francis J. Gilbert, mer.; Chas. Knapp. res. mgr.) Messenger Roy held the beards 21-23%: pleasing goodly numbers at every showing. Followed 24-26 by Convict 909; rather sensational, fine business. Coming— The Convict and the Girl. The Straight Road, ete. EMPIRE (A. M. Rruggemann,. mer.) H. J. Broegemann, mer.) Third week of the season, excellent bill to capacity business. Niblo’s Talking Birds, wonderful; Irene Hobson and Coe.. gow! sketch: Frosini, on the accordeon, bit of the bill; Four Floods, comedy acrebats; Fred Watson and The Morrisey Sisters. singing and dancing. pleased: Conn. Downey and Willard in Doings of Dr. Louder. good comedy; Coakley and MeRride, comedians; Murray and Lane in A Knight at Home. and moving pictures. Next week—Walter Law and Co., Avon Comedy Four. Rooney and Rent, 1ivotti Troubadours, Zinelle and Boutelle, You ma, Volta and the Kinetograph. H. Parker Ackerman is now leader of the orchestra at this honse. FOLLY (Joseph FE. Pine. res. mgr.) Merry Maidens 21-23, featuring Sam Rice In Cafe Ronlevard and At Coney Island: drew goodly numbers nightly. Miner’s Americans held forth for remaining three days. doing big business. FRANK A. EAKINS.
NEW BRUNSWICK.—OPERA HOSE (R. W. Suydam, mer.) Our New Minister 14: made a big hit with the andience and has been engaged for return date Sept. 30. Graustark 17; high-class drama. plared to excellent business. John Griffith in Othello at matinee, and Fanst in evening.19: drew well. Rrown of Harvard 21. From Sing Sing to Liberty 22: Shore Acres 24: The Devil 28. BIJOU (Nick Norton, mer.) Refined vaudeville. Bill as follows: Eight Palace Girls, very good: Jo Edmunds, Ho De De Man, fine: Humes and Lewis. comedy acrobats, very good: Luce and Luce, musical nevelty, prettr good: Ed. Foster and his trained dog. very clever; Flainer Arcaro, character comedian. good: Mr. and Mre. Barry Thorne in a new sketch, In the Uptown Flat. excellent, the hit of the show: moving pictures; continnes to have capacity business. CRYSTAL PALACE (Jas. H. Curran. mer.) Moving pic tures and illustrated songs: capacity business entire week. ‘EW BRUNSWICK AMUSEMENT GARDEN (Chas. E. Monaghan, mgr.) Advanced vandeville: continnves to have good business, All the picture shows are doing a good business.
JERSEY CITY.—RON TON (Thos. W. Dinkins. mgr.) Watson's Rurlesquers 21-26; big business. Cozy Corner Girls 28 and week. New Centory Girls Oc.t 5-10. MAJESTIC (Frank B. Hienderson, mgr.) Buster Brown 21-26; good houses. The Man of the dlour 28 and week. ACADEMY OF MUSIC (Frank E. Henderson, mgr.) Lillian Mrotimer 21-26; drew well. False Friends 2S and week. KEITH & PROCTOR’S (F. Scheibe, mgr.) Motion pictures to capacity. MUDSON, Union Hill (Wm. Hl. Walsh, mgr.) Iligh-class vaudeville to capacity.
BAYONNE.—BAYONNE OVERA HOUSE (A. FE. Schiller, mgr.) Graustark 16; big busiDess, At the Old Cross Roads 17-19; good bouses. Shore Acres 23; big business.
NEW MEXICO.
EAST LAS VEGAS. —DUNCAN OPERA HOUSE (FE. R. Bleod, mgr.) Morton Stock Co. 21-26; Little Johnny Jones Oct. 2: A Milllonaire Tramp Nev. 9; The Royal Chef 18: Parsifal 25>; Eagle's Ball 25: The Clansman Dee. 15; The Matinee Girl 25-26; East Las Vegas Fire Company Ball 31; Hians and Nix Jan. 5; Grandi Stock Co. 25-30. UNDER CANVAS— Norris and Rowe's Cirenus showed here to tremendsous business; show very good.
NEW YORK. BROOKLYN.—MONTATK (FRdward Trail, mgr.) Mme. Nazimova did well last week.
Victor Moore in The Talk of New York week of 28. TELLER’S BROADWAY (Leo C. Teller, mgr.) Way Down East week of 28. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Geo. W. Sammis. mgr.) Jno. Mason in The Witching Hour opening here Monday, Sept. 1. to capacity honse. MAJESTIC (W. C. Fridley. mgr.) Fifty Miles from Bos
ton drew crowded honses last week. Fiske (Hara this week. ORPHEUM (Frank Kilholz. mgr.) Rock and Fulton, Ralph C. Merz,
DeDio, Jesse Lasky’s At the Country Club. Jas. Thornton, Willa Holt Wakefield. Six American Tyeneers, Chsssion, Leo Ditrichstein and the Vitagraph week of 21. Eva Tanguay and others week of 28. ROYAL. Moving pictures and iilmstrated FOLLY (HH. Kurtzman, mgr.) The Shadows of a Great City pleased list week. Florence Bindlery week of 28 BIJoU (James Hyde, mgr.) The Gambler of the West last week. The Straight Road week of a. CRESCENT (Lew Parker. mer.) The Crescent Stock Co. in The Girl of the Golden West week of 21. BLANEY'S (J. J. Williams, mr.) A Girl's Best Friend opened here Monday te a crowded houses. COLUMRIA (Chas. Sermonr, mgr.) Wanted by the Police aid fair business last week. PARK (fen F. Wilsen, mgr.) The Spooner Stock Co. in The lvrpocrites: PAYTON’S (Joseph Payton. mgr.» The Corse Payton Stock Co. in La Tosea. GOTHIIAM (EB. F. Girard, mer.) The Gotham Stock Co. in Why Women Sin. KEENEY'S (Frank Keeney, mer.) Edna May Spooner, Virginia Farl. Emil Subers, The Two Hardts, Pearl and Toscan, Joe Hart's Raindears, Rillie RBRueck’s Strawberry Festival, John P. Kelly and the Keenerscope week of 21. EMPIRE (Geo. MeManns, mer.) The Ducklings did well here last week. The Ideals week of 28. Follies of the Day week of Oct. 5. STAR (John Murphy. wer.) The he'nty Duchess Co. pleased last week. 3AlETY (James Clark, mgr.) The Vanity Fair Co. did big business Inst week. The Dainty Puchess week of 28. OLYMPIC (John Jacques, mer.) Andy Lewis and his Rroadway Celebrtties did well last week. PHILLIPS’ LYCEUM (lonis Phillips. mgr.) Stock Co. FULTCN (Wm. Morris Co., mers.) Opened Sutonriay to capacity business with the following bill: Pour Mertons, Ross and Fenton. Cliff Gordon, Grace Cameron, Yamamotos, Cary}! Withur and Co., The Romanos. Smirl and Kessner and A Surprise, besides pictures. GEO. H. HAKES, Room 303. 290 Broadway, N. Y. C. ROCHESTER—LYCEUM (M. F. Wollf, mgr.) Montgomery and Stone in The Red Mill to big business 21-23. The Great Question. with Jessie Bovstelle will be presented for the first time on any stage 24-26. COOK OPERA HOUSE (W. J. Wiggins, mgr.) Hrams and Melntrre, Exposition Four, James and Sadie Leonard, Rellong Bros., Mueller. Chunn and Mueller. Sharp Rres. and their Dusky Relles, Al. Carleton, Lillian Tree and the pietures to splendid returns week of 21. NATIONAL (Max M[urtig, mer.) Dion O' Dare 21-22: A Message from Mars CORINTHIAN (C. W. Coleman. mer.) The Jersey Lilies drew gon! houses week of 21. Casino Girls 28 and week. RAKER (Klaw & Erlenger, lessees) The Vanghan Glaser Stock Co. geve a splendid prodnetion of The Heir to the Hoorah to very satisfactory business week of 21 Graustark week of 28, ALBANY.—HARMANUS RIEEKER HALL (A. R. Jacobs. mgr.) The Right of Way 14: Rose Stahl 15-16: Richard Carle 17.18: Ethel Rarrymore 19: The American Girl 21-22: Rogers Rroethers in Panama 24. TROCTOR’'S (foward Graham, mgr.) Yonna, John Felix, Ward and
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