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34 VARIETY 1 REPRESENTATIVE ARTISTS REPRESENTATIVE ARTISTS THOMAS J. PBAR&- \JU SMITH. EVANS i WILLIAMS J in "All's Fair in Love" by lew Williams B<f ssccess m PANTAGES* CIRCUIT Smith, Evans and Williams hare cancelled contracts, calling for their appearance en Interstate Circuit, and will appear in the Eaat at the expiration of their present anooessful tour of the Pantages' Circuit. A MUSICAL A CATES America's Most Meritorious Mosical Act Pasturing FRANK B. CATE. Cornet Virtuoso, Plays? his btest sixcess "CATfASONIAN" POLKA-fANTASU WALTER H. CATE, World's Greatest Saxophone Soloist, FRED 0. CATE, Playing Solos on abso- lutely the Largest Saxophone in America. The first and only one of its size introduced in America, and the LargeU Saxophone ever made in the world and Four Large Xylophones. ARTHUR KLEIN Presents « CONROY-LE MAIRE AND CO. BIGGEST LAUGHING SKETCH IN VAUDEVILLE, BOOKED SOLID. Oct. SI, Orpheum, Sioux City. Hot. 7, Orpheum. Dee Moines. Billy KEENE AND Jessie ADAMS i ARTISTIC DUfTS AND CONVERSATION*! COMfDY S O Different from the Rest! i 'Quaint and delioioaaly humorous—responded to half a dosen encores."—"Post-Telegram," Camden, N. J. HOW ENTERTAINING THE DEAR PEOPLE TOR MR. PANTAGES. SISTERS EARLE CHARACTER SINGING AND DANCING ARTI8T8. Open in White. Close in Black, Speoial Soenery and Elaborate Costumes. It Kins, of Polite Entertainment. Now Playing S.-C. TIME. COMING EA8T SOON. BOTHWELL la "CLEOPATRA ud TBI MA» DANCI" A HEADLINER that has oreated a POSITIVE SENSATION And prered to be a wonderful BOX OFFICE ATTIACTION Hew touring aa SPE OIAL FEATURE. S.-C CIRCUIT. JUGGLING BANNANS NOV. 1. QREEHPOINT, BROOKLTH. HOV. S, POLTB, HARTTORD. Direction, Featuring Jointly HTJRTIO A 8EAMAH. 11 CLUB SHOWER end their ORIOIHAL OVERHAHD THROW. THE SAVOYS*™™ WITH THEIR KENNEL Or ACROBATIC BULL TERRIERS "THE BAV0T8, with their hirhly trained bull terriers, gave a splendid doc show, In whioh the canines showed as much aorobatio skill as the three Savoys who played with them. "—In dianapolis "News." Address oara VARIETY, CHICAGO. WARNING I AM THE ORIGINAL JOE BARTON Now comedian with JACK SINGER'S "BEHMAN SHOW" and NOT RIDING A BICYCLE. Anyone using my name in connection with any bicycle act is an imposter. u IS/I 'Vaudeville next season.' i=:r>sj AL. O. FIELDS' MIN8TREL8. "E-Nuff Dat spells It" "Winning golden opinions from delighted patron*. Pretty and talented girls who win nil In-nrl* from the start. . . . Literally brine down the house."—Houiton (Texas) "Post." RAINBOW SISTERS "Light and airy dancers and wonderfully sweet singers. Went great."—Houston (Tolas) "Chronicle." PLATING THE INTER-STATE CIRCUIT. THIS WEEK, GALVE8T0N, TEXAS. Mabdle Fonda Troupe WTNTERGARTEN, BERLIN, OCTOBER. LIANE de LYLE In her Original Scene, "THE BILLIARD ROOM." THIS WEEK (NOV. 1), ALHAMBRA. NEW YORK. ™^ RAMSEY SISTERS In their Musioal Suooess, "THE MESSENGER GIRL." "You rnow It all." Booked by HAL DAVIS. * MR.« MRS. RALPH LEWIS Own Production cen ery by Ellis £y Peters IN EDITH SESSIONS TUPPER'S "THOU SHALT NOT STEAL" When vneieering advertisement* kindly mention Variety. And Company Direction SMITH & ALBEE