Variety (September 1907)

22 VARIETY Vaudeville Theatre Managers ENTION DO ROT ALLOW RRYOHE TO MIKE TOO BELIEVE TUT THERE IS * SCARCITY OF Good, High-Class Acts I HAVE AN ABUNDANCE OF THE BEST MATERIAL ON MY BOOKS, AS USUAL, AND Can Boole Any Number off Theatres on 24 Hours 9 Notice CHICAGO OFFICE, 167 Dearborn St. ALL HOUSES RECEIVE EQUAL TREATMENT IN MY OFFICE \A/IL_L_IAIVh 1440 BROADWAY, NEW YORK BEST PLACES TO STOP AT. WhM playing TORONTO, CAN., stop at the ALEXANDRA ROYAL 188.190 SIMCOE ST. Catering exclusively to tha profession. Special rates. Two-minute walk from all theatres. iULa-IVAix-COrXSIDiNe CIRCUIT When Ton Play LINCOLN, NEB. SIOP AT THE RAITS TO VAUDEVILLIANS Cuisine the boot. L. D. MTJNBON A CO. All improvements. Props. NOTICE! The Seymore Hotel (AMERICAN PLAN), ROCHESTER, N. Y. SPECIAL TO THE PROFESSION. $1.25 SINGLE. SI DOUBLE. PER DAT. Opposite Cook's Opera House. in SYRACUSE, n. v. The Vanderbilt Center of City. Rest Place in Town and REASONABLE. Clifford C. Fischer American and European Vaudeville Agency. Artists desiring foreign time, call or write. 1440 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY Tel. 1487 Bryant. Cable "Control, N. Y." London Branch: IT Croon St., Leicester Cable: "Olyniploolc, London." . 8q. VAUDEVILLE HEADLINED ANB GOOD STANDARD ACTS If yon have an open week yon want to 811 at short notice writs to W. L. DOCK8TADER, GarricR Theatre. Wilmington. Del. Can cloae Saturday night and make any city east of Chicago to open Monday night. in a letter to me, aaya: PRESIDENT MUDGE, "I shall fsvor yon in future where possible in the way of recommending your transportation facilities for artists sailing for Europe, as I understand you have in many ways rendered them valuable services." PAUL TAUSIO. VAUDEVILLE STEAMSHIP AGENCY. 104 East 14th St., New York City. T§L, 8099 Stuyve. BARBOUR-He Books the Acts For Vaudeville. Fairs and Parks. Managers, send for lists. Address E. L. Barbour. 119 La Salle St., Chicago. Artists, tend open time. SidJiuson's N. Clark and Xinsio Bts., CHICAGO. 4ft Seoonds from Clark St. Bridge. BID J. ETJBON, Lessee and Manager. Playing in burlesque attractions of the Colum- bia Amusement Company. Matinee every day. Amateur night Friday. FOLLY Stale Street near Congress CHICAGO EMPIRE CIRCUIT CO.. LESSEE. John A. Fennessy, Manager. The most popular burlesque theatre in Chicago, playing the attractions of the Empire Circuit. Nothing but the best. Two shows every day. Amateurs Friday. PASTOR'S 14th St., 3d At. Continuous, 80 A 80 cts. NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. SEPT. 23. 1907. FITZGIBBBON McCOY TRIO XENNEY AND HOLLI8 WARREN AND BROCXWAY Saunders the Cartoonist Juggling Mathleu J. A. Dilscoll SISTERS HYPATIA Howard and Cameron Don Morse Slff. Chefalo Mix* Marie HollU Iturke aud t'rllne Yltagraph BUNTH AND RUDD HAMMERSTEINS VICTORIA AMERICA'S MOST FAM OUS VARIETY THEATRE. Open the Year Around NOTICE TO VAUDEVILLE ACTS. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES AND STAGE ACCESSORIFS Papier Mache and Mechanical Trick Work s Specialty. *"S£iSr BRUIT0R OROS. Late of Robt. F. Brunton A Sons. R. F. Brunton. Mgr., 419 W. 48d St., New York. ORPHEUM CIRCUIT OP HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE THEATRES M. MEYKRFEI.D. JR., Pre*. MARTIN BECK. General Manager. FRANK VINCENT. N. Y. Representative. All applications for Time Must be Addreaaed to C. K. BRAY. Hooking Msnsger, Majestic Theatre Uldg., Chicago, 111. CHARLES HORWITZ Sketches from the pen of Horwlts are the best In vaudeville. Author of such hits as "College Days." "Mrs. Murphy's Second Hushand," "Tnc Lust of the Troupe." "The Marriage Foe." "The Thoroughbred and the Lady" and over one hun- dred successful sketches, monologues, Ac. CHARLES l-ORWITZ. 102-104 W. 88th St.. N. Y. City. Care of Mark-Stern Building. Percy G. Williams' CIRCUIT COLONIAL ORPHEUM ALHAMBRA ORPHEUM NOVELTY New York Brooklyn Harlem Boston Williamsburg GOTHAM East Hew York Address all PERSONAL letters to PERCY 0. WILLIAMS, ST. JAMES BUILDING, 26TH ST. AND BROAD- WAY, NEW YORK CITY Nil EMPIM Madison Street Near Hoisted CHICAGO WILLIAM SINGER. MANAGER. Handsomest burlesque house In America, play* Ing Empire Circuit attractions exclusively. Show okangsd every Sunday. Matinees daily. NEW STAR MILWAUKEE, Wis. FRANK R. TROTTMAN, Manager. Handsomest aod safest burlesque theatre In America, l'luyiug Empire Circuit Shows. Matinee Every Day. Visit the new Rathskeller Downstairs. The best in the West. HAVE YOUR CARD IN VARIETY DKKLAND (J. dagne, mgr.). -Moving picture* sad 111. soMfs, big business. —THEATRO (Cant, J. Boy. mgr.».—Thlia pines opened with Bee-cent admissions, giving pletarYS, songs anil vaude- ville, doing s tremendous business; owned by Mouthers Am secm enl Company, nickolo- inr.M (Cant. Roy. mgr.). —Flct ar e s, etc., doing standing room basinsss mid giving a good show, NOTES. -The present week is Central Canada Exhibition week ami is lively In all linen.—('. w. Bennett, head of 11■•- Bennett Vaudeville Circuit in Canada, is In town for the week.— (Ins s. Greening, manager Bennett's, supplied the bill at the exhibition grounds this week.— I ix. Brlerley l< stage manager for prestnt week at Howhk Hall, siii.«:imi performance. which Is carrying a oiioK. PITTSBURGH, PA. lH?QrR*XB ill. Sioetse, mgr.i •There is a marked Increase In attendance this week. The populai price plan went Into effect Monday. The I ill offered this week Is a good and strong one. The Country Choir repeated their former sttcceel and sing their songs well. Hawthorne ami Hurt are n very clever pair ami do a talking act that won them rounds of applause. Howard Brothers are good It.iiijolsl s and play the Instrument* very well, besides the trick work. Lew Sully, as elever and as popular as ever, found It hard to Lave the stage. Herrmann tie (Jr a . assisted b, Mill' Herrmann and a stage full of apparatus. tloett a clever illusion and magical int. lb- works quickly and neatly, having some new and elever tricks. Jaii.es llgTftgan, "The Tramp .higgler." Is always good and pleased. Vlnle Daly dance.* herself Into favor at once. The Gllneerrettt*, r.umpean scrohatSi ilo well.—— GRAND UPBRA HorsK. one of the most effec- tive bits of acting the vaudeville stage has offered I* at the Grand this week. The playlet is called "Compromised" with William llawtrcv. the Rngtlah actor, and a company or live. Mr. Haw trey is splendid and is assisted by I.mlle When anmtrrinp <ulrcr1ix( in< ntx kindly mention Vahik'IY.