Variety (July 1933)

50 VARIETY Tuesday, July 25, 1935 Variety Bills NEXT WEEK (July 27) THIS WEEK (July 20) Numerals In eennectron with bills below rnd.cqte opening oay of show* whether full or split week RKO MKW YORK cm ■ Palace (2P> • Russian Art Circus Iiewia Ik Moore Iiannr Ross Slim' Tlihblin Ray Ellis St La Rue (22) Ausste As Czech jQhnny Woods 0 & B Barslow Jack Pepper Leon Belasco Minora Root Academy 1st half-(29-1 Harry Small & Sis Bobby "Pincus Ann Lester Stuart 6t Lash Lester Cole & Ens 2nd half (2-4) Gautier Toy Shop 3 Miller Bros Sid Marlon Will Oakland Maurice Colleano 2nd half (2C-28) .Archi^e & a Falls Dorothy Dare Raymond Baird CHICAGO r»lace (28) Milton Berle Sid Garry (Three to All) (21) V O'Brien-Co Chilton & Thomas Irene Bordonl Milton Berle Owen Mc Givney DAVENPOBT, lA. Orphenm <20) • 'Little Orphan A' Downtown (28) Jack Benny Rev HEMPSTEAD Bivoli 1st half (29-1) Carlton Tr Kessler Baxter & D Adelaide Hall Bobby Ptncus Carlos & Chital ^ TOBOMTO ThliT - Weekr-Jnly-** —^ ARREN & BROD^RICK ANNETTE AMES KAY KATYA & KAY ALL PLACED BY LEDDY & SMJTH Delivery- Boys . - 4 Franks Slate Bros Le Roy Smith Orcb BROOKLYN Albee (20) Case Bros & M 4 Carlton Bros Pickens Sis Bob Hall ' Hal Le Roy Barbara McDdhald Dorothy Dare Raymond Balrd (22) Violet Ray & N Lewis Sc. Moore Irene Franklin Lod'CarlUo 12 Aristocrats Rita Delano BOSTON Keith's (29), -Karre Le Bardn Co Ray Sc Harrison - George Glvot . Irotie Sordini ells Klrtt & M (22) 3 Whippets Nei Kelly Medley -Se. Dupree Pickens Sis Hal La Roy ; Sarbara McDonald KANSAS CITY Hainstreet (20) Tom Mix & Sbow (22) Marcus Rev MINNEAPOUS . Orpbeam (22) Jack Benny Rev ■ NEWARK Proctor's .(28) Stanley 2 & H 2 M & L Robin Barney Grant Co Harry Hershfleld Will Osfiorne' Orch (21) Case Bros & 'M Welch & Hills Baby Rose Marie Clifford & Marlon - Donatella Bros & C PEORIA, II>L.' ■ Palace (2-6) Marcus Show ROCKFORD, 11.1,4 Coronado (30-1) Marcus Show TRENTON Capitol Ist half (29-1) Hot Harlem 2d half (26-28) Radio Haymakers Clyde Hager Dancing Around (Two to All) WARNER ELIZABETH .Rite (2I>-^) 0'NelI~& Manners Washb<iard' Ser'dera Ross & Edwards Creedon's Revels 2nd half (26-28) LaBeltePola Smith, Strong St L Pat Hcnning- Co " Lee, Lee, L, L PHILADEJLPHIA • Ehrle (28) Aunt'Jemima ■•• i, Keys Walter O'lCeefe (Two to All) (22). Farin Fables Washboard Ser'dera Eddie Coht-ad Co Ralph Olsen Rev Pcnner Sc Stanton WASHINGTON Earle -(28) 4 Trojans Qoss & Barrows Msyjor-Sharp & M Ethel Barryjnore Co •• (22) .. Andre Duval" Cardlnl Roy At welt Ingenues Fanchon & Marco NEW YORK CITY Roxy (28) Tito Gulzar Gypsy Nina Hernandez Bros (Two to nil) BROOKLYN Vox (28) Pault & La JMarr ■ Wems^-A'riraut—&— (Three tor nil) : ■ Metropolitan (28) Claude Hopkins Molly Picon John Pogarty Emil Boreo ' FRESNO, CAUF. Fox (28) Barton & Toung 4°Abbottiers Jettery Gill Luster Bros LONG BEACH State (28) R Wolf & Par Orch Par Supper Show (Two to fill) LOS'ANGELES Manchester (28) Montgomery & McD Willock & Carbon OFFICIAL DENTIST TO THE N. V. A. DR. JULIAN SIEGEL 1500 Broadway ThU Woek: Jessie Crommette, Bernlee and Taber Canterbury M. H. 1st half (24-26) 3 Marines ' Peter Faonan* 2d half (27-29) Thom & Mack Elliotts Dominion Cotton Bd Kit Kat Best, Hot Shots Palladium Grade Fields ' York & King. Joe Yovng Franklyn D'Amore Co as booked FINSBURY PARK Empire Bern! Vlcl Bd Fred "Sanborn Bobby HenShaw Co as booked toew NEW YORK CITY Capitol (28) Phil Spitalny Orch Ch & J Preisser - Herman TImberg Co Joe Laurie, Jr Boulevard 1st half (28-31) Jim Wong Tr B & E Coll. Zlngone Sol Gould Co June Carr Co 2nd halt (1-3) Arthur LaFleur Co Miller Peterson & L Walter Walters Co Nellie Cassman Harry King Co. Ori>lieum 1st half (28-31) Picchianna Tr. Nancy Decker Co Steve Evans Fred LIghtncr Ingenues 2nd half (1-3) Royal Uycno Japs Zingonl Francis & Waliy Jack Osterman ■Miles & Kover Paradise (28) Roye & Maye Rev Senator Murphy I'llllan Shade Mells Gold & R Great Huber State (28) Paxinos Radio Aces Uert Walton Saranod' St Carrie R Wm & J Mandel Al Goodman Orch Loomis 3 Prank Hazzard Violet West V Hazzard & West BROOKLYN Gates Ave Ist half (28-31) 4 Juggling Nelsons Vincent O'Dounell Lowe & Hite Colette Lyons Harry King Co 2nd half (1-3) Eno Tr Ollft Crane Torke Bcndon & C 3 Slate &roa Ingenues iVIetropoIUon (28) Mills Bros Don Redman Oroh. Red & Strugge IBarle Lattlmore Pete Peaches & D Snowball Myra Johnson Valencia (28) 3 St John Bros Calts Bros SyblUa Bowan Ben Blue Paul Tlsen Orch Jack Holland June & Tamara BALTIMORE Century (28) Burno Wh'stde & A Hall Dennison Sherlock Holmes Harry Rose 5 Arlesy BOSTON Orplieum (28) Homer Romaine Delivery Boys Bill Telaak Co M Montgomery Jack Powell Shiiron DeVrles Rev JERSEY CITY Loew's (28) DeLong Sis Leon Navarra Stratford & M'berry Harry Savoy Dos Baker NEWARK State (26) Leach LaQulnlan 3 Tommy McLaughlin Eno Crime Clues BelUtt & Lamb Samuels Bros Rev NEW ORLEANS State (28) 4 Petleys Mills & Green Herbert Fay Co Godino 2 PROVIDENCE Loew's (28) Larimer & Hudson Hilton & Garon Gracella & The'dore Reiss Irving & P Thomas 6 WA.SHINGTON Fox (28)' Serge Flash ' Fred ZImballst Burns St Al'len Leo 2 Co Parisian - Rev (Two to All) Paranronbt (28)' Abe Lyman Cbcoahut Grove Ore Paraitf(itirit. Olrls' < - (Two to fill) • . ; . OAfiXAND Fojt. Orphlftam '(28) .Buster West Co -LusteiHBi'oB—• -: Eddie'Peabody (Two. to All) • PASADENA -Colorado (28) •Ward Pinkie & T VlnceSllk. v Armanda' Chlrot (Two to All) . SAN FRANCISCO El Capltan'(28) ' Sc6tt Sc Lambert , (Others,to. All) (To All) Loew's* War&eld (28) Will Mahoney (Others to All) ST. LOUIS Fox (28) Gautlers Co Marty May (Three to All) London Week of July 24 HAMMERSMITH Palace'.' "Rusty & Shine Johnnie Nit; . IStlNGTON Blue Hall 1st half (24-26) Thon. Sc Mack 7 Elliotts 2d half (27-29) 3 Marines Peter Fannen LEWISHAM Palace Phyllis Nobblns John Myrddln SHEPH'RDS BUSH PavUlon Cotton Bd STREATHAM ■Palaco John Myrrdin. Proyinqial Week of July 24 Picture Theatres NEW YORK CITY Paramount (21) 'Run Little Ch'lun' Hall Johnson Choir Fredl Washington Jackie Held 'Mo/ma Loves Papa' Roxr (21) James Melton Gobs & BarrowB Dault Sc LaMarr Arnaut Bros 3 Gobs Foster Glrla Dave Schooler 'Arizona to^.B'vj'ay' BOSTON Metropolitan ^ (21) W & B Howard Hftrry Reser Cllcauot C;lub Orch Joe Rines Mama Loves Papa' CttlCAQQ Chicago (Si) Slnclalfs Minstfels ' G^ne Arnold CllfC Soubier ■ Joe Parsons Mac 'McGloud Frltz^Clark . Sylvia Fr'ooa Mel Klee Popsl Sc LquIO Ruth Pryor Hans Muenzer ChernlaVSkr 'Strangers Return' (28) Harriet Hootor Buster Shaver' Stan Kavanaugb. Eddie South Orch Cherniavsky 'Midnight Club' Slate Lftke (22) Verne Buck Orch J 0 ITIlppen Frank LIbuso Co Bernard Sc Henri Cim Nazarro Babe Kane : Stanley Morper 'Zoo In Budapest' DETROIT ■ Fox (21). •B & W Varieties' RadollfCe & Rogers 3 Cossacks Tlte Great Remy Carter' & Homes BTernle'd Nephews Fraq k; Cpnilora ^Arizona to" B'way* ...ST. LOUIS Ambassador (21) > Johnny Perkins Ruth Petty • -. Gregory to- Ramon .Oeorgle Tappa.t 'Bed of Roses' Holljrwood Gardens Muriel Lee Kay PIcttire Ronald Bvauks Reynf^rd A^fitacey F Hendenson :Oi>c Barl Carpentler Ore H'lrw'tf- It'atnaoint Chas QavIp,:Qra • <: Chaiiev .Sc Fox.T ' T*ranfc Hazzard '■ ■' Bl^nob^ Bow-v • Kendall Kappa Capt. L Bard^on . Baxb^fa:BIarn>C Marian Martin Alice Kellerman Hbi^I Lexinstoii Ecnle Holai Oro . Bof el. Blontclair . Wjn ; ScottI Oro Mario ^ Sc Eulalle Hotel Nejnr Yorker. Barney Rapp' Orch .. . ■ Hotel PennsylvanUi Rudy .Vailee Oro Alice Faye Hotel RooMvelt Marjorle' Mpffett Reggy Chllder .Ore Longae Yao. George Olsen Ora. Ethel ShUlta Maison Boyalo Walsh & Arnold Autobal.rOrch Uarden'ff Rivlen "Mickey Alport i - - Gertrude Nlessen Fritz Sc J Hubert Kathryn'Rand Martha Ray - r . Eniil Coleman Ore Gomez & Winona' Paradfso ' N T G Rev- •' Jerry Freeman Or.c Park Central Hotel Buddy Kennedy Rachel Carlez Bert Lown' Oro - Pavilion Royal Peplno & Rboda' Guy Lombardo Oro Felbam Gardens Agnes Ayres Ji>e Candullo Orch' Pierre Roof Henry King Orch Darlo'A: Dtana Bos Fentbn Forms 'Georges'~ itetaxa Johnson & Murphy Ducl^ln -Orch ■ • ( " • Russian Arts JoA_rlIorA.ntZ' Orcjh Ren^e 'St Xallra Nlfrkblas Hadarlcb; Harra .Blrs Ulsha UsanolT < .Slinplon Club X!lark &. .De'-Iiya • ; Larry Slry'ii. Orcb- Chas'Johnson Orch St. Horiti .VHotel Leon Belasco Orcb Alfredo's' Orcb Gypsy Nina , St.-. Regis Hotel M.oyer .^Da Vis'.'Orch' . Small's. ParadlBc' 'BleTck Rhythm' R Nyra.' Johnso'n Meers Sc Norton 3 Speed Demons Geo .Walker Wm Spellman S- Palmer Bros May Alex Tatt'Grill Geo Hall Orcb TaTora, B'klyn Eddie Jackson Jack-Murray Oro Village Bam Josh Medders Elsie Gilbert Hyers .& Prltchard Ruth Delmar Bill Barton V'ge B'n Hillbillies Anthony Trlnl Orch. Waldorf-Astoria Nina Laughlln Jack Denny Orcb Xavler Cugat Orch Margo Dave Hntton-s No Chunip; He's Cashing on Aunee Los Anfffelea, July 24. ' Before the .Aimee Semple Mac- Pherson-David Huttoii divorce , ac-; tipn broke In -the ^dally papers In! Log Angeles, Hutton. Is reported to have offered himself as 'an attrac- tion to several L. A., theati-ea. In-] forming the operators that he would break the divorce information few; days before opening, his . personal' appearance tour. . 'j^Lctbr - singer- evangelist "is reported, to' ..have told theatre men' th9.t he knevfr the value of MacFherson-Hutlon names as a draw, ajnid 'that it''was'hls'-lhteri-' tion' to ca'sh in on the'divorce pub- licity. ]j. A. theatres turned him down, bu^ the contemplated'divorce actloh broke locally five days before' he opened at; the State, Long Beach; Hutton" hop6d "to get -his ' ojfefiihg^ week at' the Grauma.n's-'Chinese. •• Though only "in show business" _Caur..i3iiy3t .alreadSr he^^ h^ ma,n- agers and accompanist arid a .per^ sonai servant. CHICAGO GLASGOW Bmplre G H> Elliott Gertie Gitana 7 Dainty Maids Glntaro. Ted Ray 5 Canadian W'nd'rs .Ja<;k Joy Dean Sammy Shields Artemas Eileen Audrey LIVERPOOL Empire 'Sugar & Spice' Chevalier Bros Rues Carr 5 Virginians Lily Moore Will isomers Complete Reviie PORTSMOCTH Hippodrome Alex Sc Mose Blfly Bennett New TrJx Sis Albert Whelan Charladies Bobby Olrab 2 Shamvas Karo & Ptnr Cabarets NEW YORK CITY Arrowhead Inn Irving Conn Orch Astor' Root Beii Cutler Orch Bal Musette Anita & Millard Leonard Keller George March al Nlchulas Hope Sano Marco Walter White Georgette Leon Bedow Biltmore flot'el Harold Stern Orch Ann Pennington Caperton Sc BIddle Lalanda Barry DeVlne Kermandcz Bros Jamesworth Bd Central P'k Coslno Pancho Orch De Marcs ColTee CUflTs Art K.alm Orch Tiestra T.<a Monte Isabel Brown Cotton Club Ethel Waters G D Wa.sli.lnRton Henri Wensol Swan Sc Lee Arilso Boyor Roy AtUlns Nicholas Bros > r.6Mha Hill Elmer Turner Norman Astwood 4 Flash Devils NecoOemus Alma Smith Little Bits Bobby Sawyer Jlmmle Ba.<ikette Mills Mus Playboys KI Patio Rosita & Itamon Frances Maddux Tamara Rhys & Owens Arthur Brown Chas Eckles Orch Glen Island Casino Gem Gray Orch Gov. Clinton Grill Roger Gustln Orch Ila-Ha Club Danny Heoly Jack White Sheila Barrett Jerry Belgan Jerry Blanchard Dolores Ferris Lillian Fitzgerald Kath-Andrews Oroh Harbor Inn Gus Van 'Eye Dears' Rev Dennlker-Kln£f Ore Hotel Pierre Henry King Oro Darlo- & Diana lOi-nnt Charles Barbara Blano Blackhawk Wade Booth ' Ruth Pryor Diana & DeMar Harriet. Crulso Deane J ants Hal.Kemp Orch Bismarck Bob Bohannon Norm Sherr Verne Buck - Orcb Cafe DeAlex Ire'ne George Mary Stone Evelyn HoKman Enrico Clausl E BofCman Orch Cafe de Paroe Joe Frisco Billy Carr Geo Buriiett Orcb Chez Pareo Helen Morgan . Georgle Price' Collette Sis 4 Albee Sis Rose Deerlng Floreifce'& Alvarez Tom Gerun Orch Cafe de La Polx (World's Fair) Fred Williams Orel; Club DeWltit ^ Dorothy Harris Sally Joyce Morey Carter 'Cookie' Sldell Dorothy Hanford Al Mandel's Orch Club Lido Jeneva Washington Hank Gilliam . Bobby Caston Clarence Weems Lola Porter Jimmy Nonne Orch Club Leisure Vivian Brown . Tlmmy Rogers Freddie Gordon Irene Wilson Orch Club La Masaue Al Garbell Edna ' Leonard Edna Mae Buddy Beryl Art West Earl Willis Orch Club Royale Nancy Kelly Nellie Nelson Fin.D'Orsay • Jiilla Gcrrity 'Marie &' 'Elliott Beiinett-;^ 'jQr^en iCIilap & Di)p^<^ Eddio Ck>urt Eds Clob Variety Joan Macey Dave Dunn Wesley Long Chas Engel Qrch ,, Club .^ballmar Ann Hammond DeRonda & Barry Al Losing ' Buddy. Lake. Lou Pearl Orcb Cplfege Inn Jackie Heller Abbotteera Buddy -Rogers Congress Hotel (Joo .Urban Room) Vincent Lopez Robert Royce Coloslmb'a Art Buckley Countess Borlska Latoa Barsony Nicholas' Tsovkalas Bobby Danders Lurleneg Grlipth Tripoli Trio Cole Sis The Marionettes Geo Devron Orch Clob Alabam LeRoy & Mack Evelyn NeSblt Don Baraiigos' Ore Drake Hotel Fowler St Tamara Jane Carpenter , Clyde McCoy Orch Edgewater Beach Mark Fisher Esther Todd DeRonda & Barry Art Carroll Hotel Harding (The Tavern) Edna May Morris Mona St Marino Clyde Snyder Phylls Rae Eddie Meaklns Ore Hangar (Hotel LaSalle) Chas. Kaley June McOloy Helen O'Shea Pauline Baloau Paul DeWecs Abet Twins Johnny Hamp Orcn Hl-Hat Club Dick. Hughes LRoy & Mack Dorothy Norton Bliss 8c Ash Elllo Burton ^effery Tavern • • Hi-- Sammy Cla,rk 6 Sac<ibotta StaterLake, hdie; Going: on Air Horselaufi^h ^Blacklist^ by RICO Np Intterferi ence oh Vaude Bookings Msurco Mediates jDenyer Crafts' Wage Squabble ^ Holljrwood,^ July 24. Marco (Fanchon & Marco) sue-; ceasfuUy mediated -the long-drawn- out wage and 'working condition? between the' Denver musicians and stage hands aiid Harry ' Huffman, operating all of the first run situa- tions in the Colorado capital. Nego- tiations with the stage hands w&re also starte'd, with flnal adjustment left to Huffman. As a result of being called-in as arbiter, Marco not only brought the musicians and stage hands back in^ to the Denver fold, but paved the way for possible early resumption of Fanchon & ^arco stage units there. Crafts and Huffman have been at loggerheads for more than four months, with neither side willing to conciliate. Arrival of Marco, who flew to Denver, pa'ved the wky for the re-establishment of friendly re- lations between the theatre operator and the two crafts. Projectionists are expected to swing' in line, as their grievances did' not "result in any actual walkouts or lockouts. Babe Payne Ray Parker Orch K-9 Club George Oliver Billy Harrero J'n & B'bby Lemar Lee Carr Lyle Page F & G Doran Billy Brannon Johnny .Mangurh Dominique Orch Lincoln Tavern Ted Weems Orch Andrea' Marsh Elmo Turner Dick CunlllTe 6 Maxellos Baron & Blair Sammy Walsh 6 titicky Girls Moroni's Rolando & Verditto' Owen Gordon Neecee Shannon Marge & Marie Virginia Buchanan Bob Wyatt Maurle Moret Orch Minuet Club Prank Sherman Art Buckley Phylle Noble Margaret Lawrence Joo Buckley Orch' Old Heidelberg (World's Fair) E Kratzlnger Orcti Heidelberg Male 8 Roy Deltrlch Herr Louie Hungry Five Bd Pabst Casino (World's Fair)^ rtcn Bernle Paul Ash 6 Maxellos Jackie Heller Martin & Randall Aurlole Craven Carter Fashion Sho Palmer House' Veioz & Yolonda Sally Sweet Richard Cole Orcb Paul Cadleux Richard Bennett Paramount James Hall Babe Kane Rally Rand AriltdL LaPlerre Bee Ja.ckson Peggy Moor.e Dave Tannon Sid Lang Orch Playground Marie James Bernle Green Al.-Trace Ordh SoQthern Club Lee Barton Evans, Gladys DeFoe The Delworths Alice McLaughlin Chas.Crafts Orch Terrace Gardens Benny Meroft Dorothy Thomas "Red" Pepper Norman Gast Jack Marshall Tlie Dells Ted Lewis Orch Vanity Fair Mary Ann Boyba Cliff .Wlnehlll ' Don' Fernando Oreh Via Logo Bebe Sherman Zlta Sc Marcelle Jack Housh Wanda Kay A.I Handler Bd 100 Club. Muriel Love Irene Duval Florla Vestolf Danny Alvln Orch Billy Gray Rev 220 Club Sophie Tucker O & C Herbert Joe Lewis Billy Scott Jimmy Rogers J & E Torrence Marlon Kingston Jules Stein Orch Old Mexico (World's Fair) Rosalie Oorlne & Douglas Mike Cozzl Orch Mural Room (Itrevoort Hotel) Jaros Sis Paul Pay Gale OIpp l<'ay Peters Bob Perry's Orch Ye Olde Tqvem. Mickey Scott Rev Cal Herbert Violet CvUtlan r.illlan Firancls Crane Russell Orch Chicago, July 24. Billy Diamond .is having trouble .booldng the State-Lakeu supposed to be' staggering unde>, the- solemn anathema pronounced against the "indie- house by rko Net result to date seems to have been to deprive RKO agents of a .chance. of -placing, the same acta that Diamond gets without troub.lo from other agents whose 'llsfi' are practically carbon dopies of the RKO agents ditto. ; ■ 'Ppehlrig show consists of J. c triippen,' Cliff Na^^zarro. : Four- Queens,' Frank Libuae, Val ' Ac- cordion Fivfe, Bernard and Henry, i6 Dorothy Nutter girls and Veriie* Buck orchestra. Second bill (3d) will have • Stuart and Lash, Jackie Heller^ Arlehe arid" Norman Sel- by, L-eary. find Craven, - Four F4usli. •fer^, Joe E.: Howard and GhincBO R6VUe.' ■House-will have a Sunday open- ing. Top price of 35 cents and 'G' run t>lctures ' the .policy. Aaron Jones' has okayed Fritz Blocki's «*- .ploitation suggestion - to hire'- 15 minutes. on -WBBM^ everjc .Monday ta.-plug^thet.house.. Blockl threw a -beer-'Soiree • on f tffe'l StateflCake" stage. Saturday . (22> for the local .ppfess: . -. NVA Prob6? (Continucfdrfrom page 49) - fork, ptdceeded- to Saranac • Lake, where they ••browbeat' th'e '-.patlents into fearfiil ■submission: Each' of-the two men • left" the impression that any dissenting - patient 'would b© thrown' out of the Sanatorium de- spite -his' or' her- physical condition. Cruel Dismissals. The patients had the example be- fore them of about nine patients •who had' sighed the petition- having been dismissed in this mangier, with two of the nine, and one of the two a woman, admittedly in no. physical condition at the time to be reriioved. The 'woman collapsed at the. rail- road station at-Saranac Lake when about, to board a- train for New York, and upQn arriving in New York City had a .hemorrhage. , ^ All pa,tieiits from the N. V. A' Sanatorium are supposed to be suffering from tuberculosis. Their prescribed treatment is continual rest and no worry.- Each patient is ipstructed' to throw off any . mental trouble, personal ot otherwise, and told. that, is .necessary for their im^ provement. Some of the patients al-f -lege> Mrs. Murphy, as the apparent sole boss of the N. 'Y. A. ,Sana- torlum, despite its staff of physi* clans and its medical director, Dr. Edgar Mayer, worries, them-inccB- santly; that Mrs. Murphy-has.her favorites- among the patients', and that there -Is a Murphy-<^ique,in the Sanatorium. Charges against Mrs. Murphy and her conduct of 'the Sanatorium^ with treatmertt of some patients,, have been frequent from the Sanatorium patients during the past six years. AH protests, charges or complalntfl were continuously ignored' by, the New York executives of the N. V. A tfhey clalni the N. V. a; patients are hard to handle and that if Mrs. Murphy is replaced through their complaints her successor would be unable* to exercise any discipline at all. The main officers of the N.'V. A Fund, who are theatre circuit offi- cers, ipay no attention to I^. V. A details. All N. V..A. funds are col- lected'from the public In theatres once yearly through hat passing i Sims-Bailey Booking Capitol, New York. Is bringing Itss last week's headllners, Leo Sims and Ilomay Bailey for three weolcs and possibly up to 10 weeKa. Aug. 4. Salary set Is $860 for the team. The Cap booked, the radio team in for a show engagement and > counting on their growinf? popw^* ity via the Chase & Sanborn prPj" . gram to carry thorn for a long run. ^ Mort Milman booked. Edgar Allen Agentittg Edgar Allen is back in Hie Ing .field as an .agent. w^rti He has conneoled with H'^.' liesfry office.