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»4 VARIETY RGPRCeCNTATIVC ARTI6T6 REPRESENTATIVE ARTISTS "THE PLATERS'* Mr. and Mrs. "COMEDY MUSICAL SKIT • • John T. Powers Mr. and Mra. John T. Pow«n have a tinging act which seared a •harp suooess. The lady la a stunner and wears torn* ■tunning gowns, hat a magnificent Toloe—and ah* lisps beautifully. The little trioh which Introduces Mr. Powers' supposed ohild behind the scenes, hearing to he taken home, while he is trying to sing, is a very olever one. At the close of their act Mr. and Mrs. Powers wars given a very aTalanohe IMMENSE SUCCESS OVER MAJESTIC CIRCUIT PAST SEVER WEEKS. of applause, sad finally, after shout four or firs responses, Mr. Powers announced to the ladies that he would ha "here WUI MARCH 4, HOPKINS, LOUISVILLE. %!?°F!rJ* gh ?'^ « ?l W,f t ?■?,■*&. " 0Wtl,maB ' tho will I."—San Antonio Oasette, Feb. 11, 1907. WILFRED CLARKE Assisted by MISS THIO CARCW and CO. Prsssntinp; His Skate has NO MOUE TROUBLE" aae "WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT M Oapa LAMBS' OLUm, *VW YO*K OITY Jewell's Manikins BETTER THAN EVER of vsodevllle's stsndsrd attractions. Can slwsys bo relied on to score with public Direction WM. MORRIS. and box Castellane and Bro tional Bicyclists. Tho All oommunioations oara V taralaf a hook and forth somersault an a bicycle. A , Chicago 0nice, 7S S. Clark St. Franz Ebert and THE BIGGEST LITTLE ACT XV VAUDEVILLE. BOOKED SOLID UNTIL MAT; THEN GERMANY. BERRY & BERRY COMEDY MUSICAL DUO. Booked solid la vaudeville by Western Vaudeville Mgrs. Aasoolsttoa. Earle and Bartlett STBGOTG ooMXDixrax. THIS WEEK, UNION SQUARE, N. T. CITY. The Great KRISS MAGICIAN ADDRESS, 1M WACHU8ETT STREET, BOSTON, MASS. DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS Clem en so Bros. nove ACROBATIC CLOWNS. Y MUSICAL COIVIEI TIME OE ACT, IS MINUTES. Address Care VARIETY. ill N LENO TREMENDOUS SUCCESS OF AND HIS " Happy Youngsters" eie L 37 si I In a MUSICAL COMEDIETTA •ntitled "EXAMINATION DAY IN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCH IS BOYS AND GIRLS. All Actors* Singers and Dancers The Press Says : "THE GREATEST NOVELTY ACT EVER PRODUCED" Fully Protected by La\w \ Under the direction of DON LENO Amoat the sons; aits retting- from two to three encores and featured are 'Like tho Rose You're the Fairest Flower," "Colorado," "Moonbeam," "Cinderella," "Won't Too Lot Ms Put My Arms Around You!" Address all communications to VICTOR KREMER CO., 69 Dearborn Street, Chicago A FEW WEEKS IN VAUDEVILLE By permission off D. C Whltaoy THE FIVE MUSICAL NOSSES Special Feature with John E. Henshaw, in it CAPTAIN CARELESS" . CALDERA Return sngsge ORPHEUM CIRCUIT. Week March 4, Orphoum, Salt Lake City. Week March 11, Orphoum, Denver. Mr and EDWARD H. KEMP ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED "TALES OF THE WILD" AN ARTISTIC WESTERN NOVELTY. Mrs. VENTRILOQUIST AND MUSICAL ACT ON THE WIRE. WEEK MARCH 4, ALHAMRRA, MEW YORK CITY. OUR ACT A BIG TALK EVERYWHERE THIS SEASON M A B E 1* CAREW ornsa invited for next season A HAYES IG £ R T THIS SEASON PRESENTING •THE DERBY RACE." NEXT SEASON will present a new sensation, "THE MAD STAMPEDE," by Chas. H. Msokie, more exciting than "The Derby Race." Address Tom Miner's "Bohemisns," Imperial, Brooklyn, March 4. Wkm answering •dcertistmumtg k in dly mm&ion Variety.