Variety (December 1907)

66 VARIETY NOW PLAYING VAUDEVILLE only FLYING BUTTERFLIES original CU The press Is unanimous In proclaiming they present the most genuine and Incomparable novelty of modern times. A Beautiful, Sensational, Daring, Picturesque Aerial Performance. Oct. 3rd tbe UNITED STATES COURT In Boston held my PATENT INFRINGED by a "Copy Act," and not only restrained them from further Infringement, but requested them to file a bond. PIRATES AND ACCESSSORIES, BEWARE WILL PROSECUTE ALL INFRINGEMENTS Being the ORIGINATOR of the FLYING BUTTERFLY feat and double revolving spin, and also sole Inventor and patentee of revolving apparatus used In performsnce of the Curaon Sisters. I Intend to protect my rights. To enlighten the Ignorant who argue, will say, I have no claims on hanging by the teeth, which was done by our ancestors. My claims are as above stated. UNITED STATES PATENT NO. 847,139. GREAT BRITAIN PATENT NO. 8,991. J. W. ON ORIGINATOR AND MANAGER, JULIA REDMOND AND COMPANY WITH AL. HAYNES AND AN EXCELLENT CAST IN THE MERRY FARCE COMEDY ftfVAA iiiiaii innnipnn MUCH MARRIED AL. HAYNES "Julia Redmond and her company In 'Too Much Mar- ried' have a scream-produc- ing farce that caught the audience for an Instantaneous hit. The farce has a scream finish and by the time the end waa reached the audience was tired from laughing and Insisted on half a dozen cur- tain lifts to see the kids."— Worcester Telegram. "Julia Redmond, whose sketch 'Too Much Married' Is a feature at Cook Opera House, Is a new star In tbe vaudeville heavens. She Im- personates a mald-of-all work, who masquerades as the wife of tbe master of the house, and the contrast between tbe two characters Is an excel- lent bit of acting."—Roches- ter Herald. AND THC KIDS Bob Henshaw, who needs a wife and a baby and gets more than he bargained for t Albert Cunningham Jerry Finnegan, Bob's gardener Young Al. Haynes Deacon Smith, Bob's uncle Root. A. Evans Cordelia, Bob's housekeeper Cremilde Norma Sally, Bob's maid of all work Julia Redmond The Babies and the Kids *. By Themselves TINf—TW1NTY-TW0 MINUTES. PlA(f—BEFORE THE PICTURES. LYCEUM-WESTMINSTER BOSTON And the famous PROVIDENCE ^M^ >•- BEST UNDER THE SUN Address all communications concerning above to Q. H. BATCHELLER, Lyceum Theatre, Boston. RECENT PUBLICATIONS VOCAL BEE AND THE ROBE, THE (Sentimental March Bona-). CANDLE AND THE STAR, THE (Descriptive Ballad). ULORINDA BROWN (Coon Bona;). COMMON SENSE (Coon Song). EVANGELINE (Intermezzo). GLORIOUS HIGHBALL, THE (Latest Btein Song). IN THE GOOD OLD UNITED 8TATE8 (March Sons;). I'D LIKE TO CALL ON TOU (Sentimental). INDIAN TALK (Comic). LET ME BE YOUR ROMEO (Sentimental). MAYBE I WAS MEANT FOR YOU, DEAR (Ballad). MY HEART IS CALLING (Sentimental Ballad). NIGHTINGALE'S SONG, THE (Hifh-olass Sentimental). POOR OLD GIRL (Comic). SHE'S MY GIRL (Walts Song). BWEETHZART HOW I MISS YOU (Walts Bona;). THERE'S A ROOM IN MY HEART FOR YOU (Walts Bong). WHEN VACATION DAYS ARE OVER (Sentimental). YANKEE BOY (March Song). INSTRUMENTAL ALCYONE WALTZES. COLONIAL CLUB TWO STEP. DIPLOMAT MARCH. DOWN THE LINE MARCH. JACKSON MARCH. MASQUERADERS, INTERMEZZO, TWO STEP. MUDDY ROADS, MARCH TWO STEP. 8KIDOO MARCH. YANKEE BOY, MARCH TWO STEP. PROFESSIONAL COPIES FREE. ORDER DIRECT FROM PUBLISHERS. THE THOMPSON MUSIC CO., 4,h ""SSBSMKF ■—• Slid** S5.00 STOP THIEF! STOP THIEF! First, they lsugbed at us; second, they kidded and guyed ua; third, tbey lied about us; fourth, tbey became scared of us. Now they are stealing our Ideas. We own '*SILKO.** tbe only perfect trunk theatrical scenery* We build and paint nine out of ten productions and vaudeville acts done In tbe West. If you want real scenery, painted by real artists, we will have to do it. DANIELS SCENIC STUDIOS Chicago Opera House BlocR CHICAGO, U. S. A. Nature's Born Comedians CRIMMINS AND GORE A feature of several seasons' standing Permanent Address, 261 W. 23f(l St., NeW YOfk City When answering advertisements kindly mention Variety.