Variety (September 1907)

22 VARIETY VA UDEVILLE THEATRE MANAGERS ATTENTION Not Allow Anyone to Make You Believe That Thei Scarcity * •*» I'll 1 I I ■ r Vaudeville I Have an Abundance of the Best Material on my Books, as usual, and Can Book Any Numbor of Thoatros on 24 Hours' Notice ALL Housot Receive Equal Treatment In My Office William Morris CHICAGO OFFICE, 167 DEARBORN ST. 1440 BROADWAY, NEW YORK la a letter to me, says: ■ PRESIDENT MUDGE, , "I Rhall fivor you In future where possible In the way of recommending your transportation facilities for artists sailing for Europe, a* I understand yon have In many ways rendered them valuable services " PAUL TAUSIG. VAUDEVILLE STEAMSHIP AGENCY. 104 East 14th St., New York City. Tel.. 8099 Stuyve. BARBOUR-HeBooksthe Acts For Vaudeville, Fairs and Parka. Managers, send for lists. Artists, send open time. Address E. L. Barbour, 119 La, Salle St., Chicago. FOLLY State Street near Congress CHICAGO EMPIRE CIRCUIT CO., LESSEE. John A. Fenneaay, Manager. The most popular burlesque theatre in Ohioaga, playing the attractions of the Empire Circuit. Nothing but the beat. Two shows every day. Amateurs Friday. Sid J. Euson's i > • N. Clark and Kinsie Sts., CHICAGO. • 44 Seconds from Clark St. Bridge. SIB J. EUSON, Leaaee and Manager. Playing in burleaque attractions of the Colum- bia Amusement Company. Matinee every day. Amateur night Friday. PASTOR'S 14th St., id Av. Continuous, to A 80 cts. NEXT WEEK. MONDAY, SEPT. 80. 1907. JANETTE MELVILLE. ALPHA TRIO MARION AMD DEANE BROOMS AMD JEANETTE Louise and Denny Hurley BOB AMD TIP The Williams Duo. Hall and Howard. Cycling Brunettes. Carter and Vincent. Geraldlne McCann and Seymour Slaters. Company. Vitagraph. CHADWICX TRIO HAMMERSTEINS VICTORIA AMERICAS MOST FAMOUS VARIETY Open the Year Around NOTICE TO VAUDEVILLE ACTS. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES AND STAGE ACCESSORIES Papier Maohe and Mechanical Trick Work a Specialty. ■■"KM" BRUIT0N BROS. V Late of Robt. T. Brunton A Sons. R. F. Brunton, Mgr., 419 W. 42d St., Mew York. ORPHEUM CIRCUIT OP man class vaudeville theatris M. MEYERFELD. JR., Free. MARTIN BECK. General Mansger. FRANK VINCENT. N. Y. Represent a rive. All applications for Time Mast he Addressed to O. E. BRAY. Booking Manager, Majestic Theatre Bldg., Chicago. 111. CHARLES HORWITZ Sketches from the pen of Horwlta are the heat in vaudeville. Author of such hits as "College Days," "Mrs. Murphy's Second Husband." "Tne Last of the Troupe." "The Marriage Fee." "The Thoroughbred and the Lady" and over one hun- dred successful sketches, monologues, Ac. , CHARLES l.ORWITZ, 102 104 W. 88th St.. M. Y. City. Care of Mark-Stern Building. Percy G. CIRCUIT COLONIAL 0RPHEU1 ALHAMBRA ORPHEUM NOVELTY New York Brooklyn Harlem Boston Williamsburg GOTHAM East New York Address all PERSONAL letters to PERCY 0. WILLIAMS. ST. JAMES BUILDING. 26TH ST. AND BROAD- WAY. NEW YORK CITY New E mpire Madison Street Near H aisled CHICAGO WILLIAM SINGER. MANAGER. Handsomest burleaque house in America, play- ing Empire Circuit attractions excluaively. Show changed every Sunday. Matinsoa daily. NEW STAR MILWAUKEE, Wis. FRANK R. TBOTTMAN, Manager. Hsndsomest and safest burlesque theatre in America. Playing Empire Circuit Sliowa. Matinee Every Day. Visit the new Rsthakeller Downstairs. The beat In the West. BEST PLACES TO STOP AT. When playing TORONTO, CAM., atop at the ALEXANDRA ROYAL 188.190 SIMCOE ST. Catering exclusively to the profession. Special rates. Two-minute walk from all theatres. When Playing LINCOLN, NEB. SfOP AT THE RATES TO THE PROFESSION All Modern Improvements. L. D. MTJNBON A CO., Props. PLAY POLI'S, SCRANTON AND STOP AT HOTEL SCHADT EUROPEAN PLAN. ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BATH. ALL IMPROVEMENTS. CAFE CONNECTED. NOTICE I t> The Seymore Hotel (AMERICAN PLAN), ROCHESTER, N. Y. SPECIAL TO THE PROFESSION 11.28 SINGLE, fl DOUBLE. PER DAT. Opposite Cook's Opera House. in SYRACUSE, n. v. The Vanderbilt Center of City. Best Plaoe in Town and REASONABLE. flCg* ARTISTS, NOTICE Hotel Faurot SCRANTON, PA. 3 Minutes Irom Theatres American Plan Rates Moderate "» * E. RAI9LEY, 244 Adams St. Clifford C. Fischer American and European Vaudeville Agency. Artists desiring foreign time, call or write. 1440 BROADWAY, MEW YORK CITY Tel. 8487 Brysnt. Csble "Control, N. Y." London Branch: 11 Green St., Leicester Sq. Csble: "Olymplonlc. London." VAUDEVILLE HEADLINES AN* GOOD STANDARD ACTS If you have an open week yon want to 811 at short notice write to W. L. DOCK8TADER, GarrlcK Theatre. Wilmington. Del. Can close Saturday night and make any city east of Chicago to open Monday night. bertl did some excellent impersonations of famed musicians; John T. Kelly and Company In a farce "A Game of Con," took well and were gen- erously encored; La Clair and Bowen. burlesque strong men, concluded the bill. E. J. TODD. NEW ORLEANS. LA. ORPHEUM (Martin Beck, gen. mgr. Monday rehearsal 1).—B. A. Rolfe and Company's hand- somely staged musical act "Ye Colonial Sep- tette," which appeared In this city In 1905, as the fqature of the Orpheum road, show, is the. headline attraction for the week. Lew Auhln Lionel are two Parisian entertainers, who have recently been imported by the Orpheum'Company. Mason and Keeler appeared In a playlet en- titled "A Hero." Emlle Hoch and Company return with their familiar "Love's Young Dream." Perry Cowey makes use of all sorts of musical instruments. Others on the bill are Tlie Dahlman Cowboy Quartet in an act which they style "The Life of the Cowboy," and Cumpbell and Brady.—GREENWALL (H. Green- wall, injrr.).—Pollowlng in the wake of the Rice and Burton Gaiety Company, the recently or- ganized "Girl From Happy Land," will not prove a magnet of any great drawing power, unless something is done with the show im- mediately. In Its present shape it is a con- glomeration of "nothingness," and Hurtig A Seainon would do well to revise the show while the season la young, or better still insert two entirely new burlcttas and a few decent vaude- ville numbern. Every one of the songs now em- ployed should be thrown out at once, with the exception of "Mariutch." In this latter num- ber, all of the chorus girls are forced to do a "cooch" dance, evidently insisted upon by Nat Fields, who Is programmed in large type as the producer, and who has never been classed as a stickler for all that is "clean" in burlesque. The olio, the worst ever shown in New Orleans, Is opened by Sam Hyams in 111. songs. Hyams "When anauering advertiacmenta kindly mention Variety.