The Billboard 1911-09-16: Vol 23 Iss 37 (1911-09-16)

<EPTEMBER 16, 1911. The Billboard 7 MANAGERS AND ATTRACTIONS Compendium of Information Comprising the Names and Addresses of the Principal Theatrical Producing Managers, Together with the Attractions Under Their Direction, the Dates and Places of agers and Agents En Tour with Them Opening and the Man P. R. indicates and G. 8. D., | ‘In the matter below, G General Press Representative, General Stage Director.) Dates and places of opening are also given. | ABORN, MILTON & SARGENT, 1495 Broadway, New York City. ro English Grand Opera Co. semian Girl | AISTON, ARTHUR C. 1493 1506 | Broadway, New York City. At the Old Cross Roads, Leon Williams, mgr.; | John FE. Clifford, agent; Yarmouth, N. 8., Cat July 28. ANGELL, J. S., Charles City, la.—Ed. C. Nutt, G. P. R.; W. Edw. DeWitt, G. Ss. D. Angell’s Comedians (Northern), J. 8. Angell, | Angeil’s Comedians (Seuthern) Ed. ARTHUR, DANIEL V., 1416 Broadway, New York City. Judy Forget ASKIN, HARRY, LaSalle Opera House, Chicago, IIl—Frank Smithson, G. S. D Py Cc. Nutt, ! Louisiana Lou, Chester Houston, mgr.< Chas. Collins, agent; Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 27. Sweetest Girl in Paris, Chas. Goettler, mgr.; John Glennon, agent; Appleton, Wis., Ang. 27. G " l a ve ee Goettler, mgr.; Racine, AUTHORS’ PRODUCING CO., 1451 Broadway, New York City—Richard Lambert, G. P. R.; Chas. Klein, G. S. D.; Wm. Postance, General Stage Manager. The Gamblers, Chas. thet 2 The Gamblers, Hayes, agent; Boston, Archie Mackenzie, mgr.: H. E. | Smith, agent; Norristown, Pa.. Sept. 18. The Gamblers, Edward N. McDowell, wmgr.; Jobn Mabon, agent; Asbury Park, N. J.. Sept 5. The Gamblers, Wm. Spaeth, mgr.; Harry _ enbach, agent; Newburg. N. Y., Sept APPELL, NATHAN, 338 Kniekerbock| er Theatre Bidg., New York City. | Helen Grayce Co., In Repertoire, Roland G. Edwards, stage Geeceer: er Helfrich, bus. mer. Glens Falls r., August 21 BAKER & CASTLE, 1416 Broadway, New York City. frome Girl (raust rk (two companies) BARTON & WISWELL, Columbia Theatre Bidg., New York City. Smart Set (two companies). Dewn in Dixie. BELASCO, DAVID, Belasco Theatre, 115 W. 44th St.. New York City— Chas. Emerson Cook, G. P. R.; Wm. J. Dean, G. S. D. Return of Peter Grimm: Raltimore, Oct. 9. N body's Widow, Melville Hammett mer.; Wallace Munro. agent: Brooklyn, Sept 2 The Concert, Wilson 8, Ross, mgr.; New York, Sept 14. The Woman: Bridgeport, Conn., Sept. 4. Case of Becky; Cincinnati, Oct, a2 BENNETT, CLARENCE, 1402 Broadway, New York City—Geo. J. Wetzel, Royal Slave, Geo Bubb, mer.: Squaw Man yened at Superior, Wis., July 2 BRADY, w . A. Care The Playhouse, W. 48th St., New York City. Aug. 4 ,taby Mine, ttleman of Letenre Rerth The Much Ade About Nothing. Divorcons, M er Py tealion and Galatea School for Scandal. srlemagne, The Conqner# The Boss Bought and Paid For. Who's Who, Best BP ple Right to Love. In God's Conntry Way Down Bast, Ov Night “ols of the Mountatn. | Miss Ananias. | mastic | ‘The Stampede, George A. Dickson, mgr.; | Slim Princess. Brougbt Home. Richard Gauntlett. | Polith Wedding, Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford (three companies). Fortune Hunter. CORT, JOHN, 1482 Broadway, New York City—Richard Lambert, G. Two. Women, Wm, Louis Payne, mgr ae -: Geo. agent; Asbury Park, N. J., Earl of Pawtucket: Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Sept. a he ox DELAMATER, A. G., 1402 Broadway, oa York City—Bertrem Levyn, G Beverly of Graustark (Eastern), L. J. Slevin, megr.; C. S. Callahan, agent; August 17. Beverly of Graustark (Seuthern), W. A. Andrews, mgt.; Bert W. Kincaid, agent; Sept. 4 Harry Bradbury, agent: August 2S. Dear Ol4 Billy. James Michael, mgr.; A. A Duchemin, agent; all summer in Chicago. Firing Line. J. C. Sutherland. mgr.; Fred. Lor raine, agent: Sent, 20 . Cy Whittaker'’s Place. Truxton King. Trail of the Lonesome Pine. Lady from Oklaboma. DILLINGHAM, CHAS., Globe Theatre Bidg., Broadway and 46th St., New York City. The Assassin. Uncle Sam. Old Town. Emmy Wehlen, new plar. Pet of the Petticoats, in conjunction with F. Ziegfeld Jr. DINGWALL, A. W., Times Bidg., New York City. In Ol4 Kentneky. /ELLIS, SIDNEY R., 1402 Broadway, New York City—Edward Everet, G. P a, Al, H. Wilson Co. FIELDS, LEW, Broadway Theatre Bldg.. New York City—Wm. Raymond i G. P. R.; Ned Wayburn, G. S. D. The Henpecks. The Never Homes, New York, late in September. The Wife Hunters, New York, early in October Take My Advice, late in September. The RBigamists, New York, opening date not announced. é The Singing Teacher, late in the season in New York Tillie’s Nightmare, opening date not announced. The Midnight Sons, opening date not announced. The Sun Dodgers, New York, early in 1912 ——— HARRISON GREY, 12 wW. St., New York City. a... Marriage. Loyson’s War of Souls. FORRESTER & ~ 114 W. 39th New York Cit Relles of the Bi nictewd. FRAZEE & LEDERER, 1482 Broadway, New York City—Walter Kingsley, G. P. R.; James Darling, G. S. D. Jomnine Jupiter: Lone Branch, N. Js July 27. An Everyday Man; Chicago, Aug. 19. Ladies’ Lion: Chicago, Sept. 10. FROHMAN, CHAS., Empire Theatre Bldg., New York City. Sex. What Woman Wills Single Man. Chantecler. A Little Play Judy Witness for the Defense The Runaway. Passers By. A Rutterfly on the Wheel Magic Ring. The Siren Doll Girl. \ t Widew, try Rachelor. CAMPBELL, MAURICE, St. New York City. Real Th ‘ing. CARPENTER, E. J., 601 Times Bidg., N ~ York City—E. J. Carpenter, G. F ; Cal Spooner, G. S. D. G an 133 W. 42nd Fred Douglas, general press agent; Ar ' Lane, agent: J. W. Cone, mer.; Long h. N, J., Sept. 2, mise, Buy» B. Wright, mer,’ Arthur La ra In t: Long mie N. J., August 21. OHAN. 7 HARRIS, 1482. Broadway, a, Nev v _vork City. I th i Oviy ‘itomatre. Cohan’ « Forty-Five Minutes from Broad. | Lady Patricia. The Actress Preserving Mr. Panmure The Firescreen The Woman, Marionettes Papa. The Uninvited Guest The Molluse. FROHMAN, DANIEL, Lyceum Theatre, New York City—J. W. Rumsey, G. P. R. Seven Sisters The Neighbor's Wife GAITES, JOSEPH M., Knickerbocker Theetre Bida., New York City. | Girl of My Dreams. | Bright Eyes. Doctor DeLuxe. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW The Automat A Sensational Money-Maker This machine makes a picture in less than 20 seconds, AUTOMATICALLY. It is the latest invention for street photography. No Sleeve. No Electricity. No Magnetism. Plain, simple and practical. The first and ONLY one machine in the world that makes square and button pictures AUTOMATICALLY, without changing, adjusting, or any loss of time. It is very easy to operate, and full instructions accompany each machine. No experience necessary. Our Wonderful Ferrotype Machine, which takes pictures on buttons, 1%x2% and 214x3% plates; also reversible for taking groups. Price, $15.00 up. 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