Variety (February 1908)

l '■ • VARIETY REPRB«BNTATIVB ARTISTS REPRBSBtNTATIVB ARTISTS FR4INK FOGERTY **Ain*t I Right, Boys?** The Dublin Minstrel Booked Solid uatii June, 1908. K. A P. Circuit N(NAtiON AND mmm "PULLMAN PORTER MAIDS' DeMora AND Gracela Hii^ ClaM Acrobatie Noyelty, SuperUtlT* to All Otberi. En Route, "IMPERIAL BURLE8QUER8," Address oare VAREETT. TANEAN, FELIX andGLAXTON Per. Address, 331 E. 93d St., N.Y. City Telephone 6489—^79th Street. WANTED fHii, Big handsome girl with a Big, High Soprano Voice, for Leading Lady. *'No Tights." Also a Big, Strong Comedy Feature Act (one preferred that has not played Burlesque Houses) for my show next season. Can also place Beautiful Chorus Girls who can Sing and Dance with Both My Shows. ' Address per Route, AJL KILILVILO Permanent Address, ELKS CLUB, BROOKLYN, N.Y. J A 8, P. LEE •TEAT COXEOIAN. ** Here's a record breaker—25 weeks, Lyceum, 'Frisco; 104 weeks. Unique, Los Angeles; 26 weeks, People's, Los Angeles. Now in his tenth week of a successful engftgement at the Empire Theatre, San Francisco. Address JAS. P. LEE. Comedy Player*. Empire Theatre, San Franoisoo, CaL Triumphant Return, Feb. ITIh, to Keith A Proctor*s Fifth Ave. Theatre MISS ■■■■■■■'" ■ GRACE HAZARD in " Five Feet of Comic Opera" TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO , KEITH'S, BOSTON, TEB. 10. "A great ovation was accorded Grace Hazard. It was at Keith's In Boeton about one year ago that Miss Hazard got her first real bit of vaudeville recognition. She has add- ed some new impersonations to her list and all the way her act is one of the daintiest on the t>osrd8."— Boston "Post." F I V E F E E T O F TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO PROVIDENCE, R. L ".\raking quite as striking a bit as on her previous appearance, Grace Hazard presents her novelty, Five Feet of Comic Opera, giving reminis- cent solos in musical voice and illus- trating the extreme posRibilitles In concentrated makeup and costumibg." —"Evening Bulletin," Providence. GRACE'HAZARD TRIUMPHANT REIURN TO BOSTON, FEB. 10. "Grace Haxard scored the grestest triumph of any of the dainty con- ceptions In the comedienne line that have been seen at Keith's in many weeks. She Is billed ss Five Feet of Ckimic Opera, but if her curtain calls cau be taken as a Just appreciation of her unique act, the little singer with a most charming voice can con- sider herself one of the blRgest bits CO the vaudeville stage."—Boston "Journal." C O I c o p E R A TRIUMPHANT RETURN TO PROVIDENCE, R. L "Painty Grace Hazard in Five Feet of Comic Opera is an act which has lona: been brralded and looked for- ward to by local theatregoers. Her act Is a triumph of magnetic person- ality. Her naive, ingenious manner, ber trim little figure and chic cos- tuming combined to win the favor of the audience."—"The Newt-Demo- crat," Providence. J JOE L/\ PLEUR ASSISTED BT HIS LITTLE MEXICAN DOG, "CHIQUITA." ON THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT: Feb. 10, Salt Lake City. Feb. 17. DenTer. MARCH AND APRIL OPEN. FRED ZOBEDIE THE WORLD'S RENOWNED HAND-BALANCER. TIME ALL FILLED. Address care VARIETY. A Big Hit, " SO DID I," Especially and Originally written by FRANK ORTH. Now being sung with great success by GEORGE WHITING and MELNOTTE TWINS NOTICE. CHAS. IININESS Would like to hear from Lady Partner; must be a good singer. Oare VARIETY. n/ETY KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY. CARDS OF ARTISTS UNDER THE HEADING OF •• REPRESENTATIVE ARTISTS " AT FOLLOWING RATES: "^ S4.00 monthly, net 7.O0 7.60 " " 12.60 " ** ^2lnohos Larger Spac* Pro Rata No advertisement under this heading accepted for lees than one month and no preferred position given. Remittance must accompany advertisements forwarded by mail. Cash discount for 6 and 12 months. 1-2 Inoh ftlnol* ool., 1 inoh 1 -2 inoh doublo ooU 1 Inoh 2 Inohos doublo ool., S22.60 monthly, not 1-2 Inoh aorooo pago, 16.00 " ** 1 Inoh " 26.00 " " «• 60.00 When answering advertisemenit kindly mention Variety.