Variety (November 1911)

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Burton, res. mgr.; re- hearsal Sunday 10).—Week 80, "Scrooge." went big; The Londons, pleased: Handera A Mllllaa. clever; Smith A Milnotte Twins, good; Crouch ft Welch, fair; Paullnettl & Plquo, very good; Mason A Murray, good. BERCHEL (Elbert A Getchell. mgrs. ).— 1, Montgomery and Stone in "The Old Town"; 2-8, Eddie Foy In "Over the River"; 4, "Tho Red Rose." Good buslneas. PRINCESS (Elbert A Getchell. mgrs.).— Stock. JOE. II W. Lake St.. CRICA08 anf saws boss bmUso them fsr Nsadsssrs Sftr mm Contracts. Tickets, Envelopes, Pre* Samples, etc. STAGE MONEY. 15c. Book of Herald Cuts, 25c. PDIIQS PRINTING COMPANY PMirAftHI UWUOO 5Q! 8 DEARBORN ST. bnibHOU ME88MORE BROS. 559 Seventh Ave., N. Y. C. Phone 8386 Bryant SCENERY and PROPERTIES USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, The antiseptic powder to be nhaken into the shoe*. Tf yon want rent and comfort for tired, aching, swollen, sweating feet, uae Allen's Foot-Euse. Relieves corns and bunrui* of all pain and prevents blisters, sore and callous spot*. Just the thing for Dancing Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and for Breaking in New Shoes. It is the greatest cotnf<»rt discovery of the age. Try it today. Hold everywhere, 25 cts. Don't acr*pt any $ubntitute. For FRKE trial package, address Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, NY. COSTUMER THEATRICAL Tel. 2568 Murray Hill. M. 8IMOWITCH Burlesque »•• Vaudeville Costume* ei West 8?th St., New York City. DETROIT. TEMPLE (C. G. Williams, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.; rehearsal Monday 10).—"Romance of the Underworld," feature; D'Armond* 6 Car- ter, big hit; Sisters Gasch, clever; Belle Hathaway's Monkeys, good; Fred Duprez. laughs; Brothers McGInnls, fair; Wlllette Whltaker, pleasing. MILES (C. W. Porter, mgr.; agent, T. B. C.; rehearaal Monday 10).—Florens Family, clever; Rozlna Zelaska A Co., thrilling; Hal- ilgan A Ward; La Desma; Grove A Cree; Russell A Gray; Mutt A Jeff; plcturea. Fair bill. NATIONAL (Mlsner A King, mgrs.; agent. Doyle).—Brenck's Parisian Models; Luttrlnger ft Lucaa; Arthur Hahn; Don A May Gordon; Terry A Schults; Crowell A Gardner; Lalor & Mack; Markell Sisters. COLUMBIA (M. W. Schoenherr, mgr.; agent, Gus Sun).—Blatons; Dorothy Lynn A Co.; "Man of the Hour"; Morton'a Doga; Francis A Lewis; Edgar Foreman A Co.; Leonard A Drake; "A Night In Minstrelsy." GARRICK (Richard Lawrence, mgr.; Shu- bert)—William Collier In "Take My Advice." Bualneas fair. DETROIT (Harry Parent, mgr.; K. A E.). —Ethel Barrymore in "The Wltneas for the Defense." LYCEUM (A. B. Warner, mgr.; 8. A H.).— Billy B. Van; big business. OAYETY (J. H. Ward, mgr.).—"Big Ban- ner Show." FAMILY (C. H. Preston, mgr.).—Bruno Kramer Troupe; Great Basalasl; Lillian Washburn; Laypo A Benjamin; Jack San- deraon; Margaret Bird & Co.; Arminta A Burk; Ivy A Ivy; Kelly A Parks; Cracey A Burnett; Joyce & Wlllilla. JACOB SMITH. DULUTH. ORPHETJM (Martin Beck, gen. mgr.; agent, direct).—Wilson A Wilson, good; Gardner & Revere, good; Leipzig, good; Gerald Griffin Co.. hit; Fay. 2 Cooleys A Fay. fair; Esthor Trio, very good; Mabelle Fonda Troupe, fulr. EMPRESS iS. A C. Circuit, agent).—"A Night In a Police Station." hit; Marie Fltz- gibbons, fair; Ned Norton, good; Walton A Lester, good; Fernandez Duo. fair. LYCEUM (Ind.; Jas. Morrlsey, mgr.).—3-4 "The Heartbreakera." fair business; 6 "Three Twins"; 6-7 "The Gamblers." BUNK. ERIE. COLONIAL (A. P. WeachhT. mm.; <\ R. Cummins, asst. mgr.; Gus Sun A U. B. O.. agents; rehearsal Monday 10).—Field Bros., clover; Saytona. good; "What Happened In Room 44." good; Williams A Sterling, big; Pouchct's Flying Ballet, feature. HAPPY HOUR (D. H. Connelly, mgr.).— Oralna A Co.. good; Albert Oppolt, rlovrr; Ed. Loop, good; De Loss & Pearl, well re- ceived. PARK.—Stock. Big houses. MAJESTIC (J. L. Cllson. mgr.).—fi "The Girl of the Golden West"; 7 "The Old Home- stead"; 10 "Graustock." M. H. MIZENER. HARTFORD. POLT'S (O. C. Edwards, mgr.; agent. U. It. O.; Monday rehearsal 10).—Paul Dickey & Co.. hit; Franklyn Ardell A Co.. went well; Cnrtmell A Harris, good; Roache A McCurdy, laughs; Manning A Ford, good hand; Belle Blanche, hit: Le Vler, neat. HARTFORD (F. P. Dean, mgr.; agent. Jamos Clancy: rehearsals Mon. and Thur. 11). —fi-8 Carlos' Dogs A Ponies, hit; Harry Pal- ton, clever: Morris A Bensley, pleased; Bren- nan A Wright, laughs; 9-11 Lou Ripley * Co.; Nettle Knlse; Two Hardts. PARSONS* (H. C. Parsons, mgr.). --G-7 "Mutt and Jeff," fair business: K Hlim In- Hates in "Nobody's Widow"; 10-11 Fratu-ls Wilson In "The Bachelor's Baby." Theatrical Stage Employees' Local 84. will give a dance and entertainment In Foot Guard Hall Thursday evening. December 7. R. W OLMSTED. HARRIKHl RG. ORPHEUM (Wllmer A Vincent, mgrs.; agent, U. B. O.; rehearsal Monday 10).—Bella Onra, pleased: McCormlck A Irving, ap- plauded; Peppino, liked; Neff A Starr, scored; "Bathing Girls," headllner; Howard A How- ard, roars; Santell, excellent. MAJESTIC (N. C. Myrlck, mgr.; agent, Rels).—1, "Lady Buccaneers' ; 2. "Imperial Russian Ballet"; 8. Forbes Robertson In "The Passing of the Third Floor Back"; 4, Ty Cobb In "College Widow"; 6, "Girl in 10. May Irwin In "She Knows Better Now. J. p. J. INDIANA, MICH. ORPHEUM (Horace Genge. mgr.; W. V. M. A.).—Oct. 80. "The Fortune Hunter"; Nov. 1, "Madame Sherry"; Nov. 2-5, Rhea Keane A Co., fine; Germers Models, excellent; Norwood A Wheeler, fine. C. E. MEYER. INDIANAPOLIS. KEITH'S (Ned Hastings, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.; rehearsal Monday 10).—Helena Fred- erick A Co., splendid; Wynn A Russon, liked immensely; "Baseballltls," good: Six Stylish Steppers, excellent; Felix A Barry Sisters, ovation; Howard's Circus, good; Renso A Ladue. very good; Renway A Lawrence, fair. ENGLISH'S (A. F. Miller, mgr.; agent, Boda).—Week SO, "Follies." splendid; show to capacity houses. 6-9. "Alma," 10-11, "A Lovely Liar" (Louise Dresser). 8HUBERT-MURAT (F. J. Dailey. mgr.; Shubert).—2-4. "The Wall Street Girl" (Blanche Ring); fair business. 6-8, "Pina- fore." 9-11. "Passing of the Third Floor Back" (Forbes Robertson). PARK (Phil Brown, mgr.; agent. S. A H.) — 80-1. "Mra Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch." splendid business. 2-4. "The Troublemakers" (Ward A Vokes). good business. 6-8, "Three Twlna" 9-11, "Brewster's Millions." EMPIRE (H. K. Burton, mgr.).—Pat White's Gaiety Girls. The "Seeing Indianapolis" pictures are be- ing shown here for the first time at the Or- pheum theatre. The film Is unusually clear. KANSAS CITY. (By Wire.) GAYETY—"The Love Kiss," derided hit. CENTURY.—"Follies of the Day." one of the best this season. GRAND.— "The Campus." SHUBERT.—"As a Man Thinks" (John Mason). KNOXVILLE. GRAND (Frank Rodgcrs. mgr.; agent. In- terstate: rehearsal Monday 10).—Wilson A Doyle, well received; C. Arthur, good; Zaro Carmen Troupe, hit; Hugh Allen, good; Wat- kins A Williams Sister*, applause. WALTER N. BLAUFELD. LINCOLN. ORPHEUM (Martin Beck, gen, mgr ; sgent. direct: rehearsal Monday 6).—Week Oct. 80. Felix A Calre. capable headllner; Marcus A Gurtelle, tame: Hopkins A Axtcll. hit; Cadets do rjftpcogne. llkpd: Paul Barnes, passed: Klcth A Kernan, pleased; Haviland A Thornton, ex- cellent. LYRIC (L. M. Gorman, mgr.; W. V. A.).— Casting Campbells, good: Rait on A La Tour, liked: Four Killarmy Olrls, scored: Murray K. Hill. hit. Capacity houses. I.EK .1. I.OiiAN*. LOH ANGELES. ORPHEUM (Martin Beck, gen mgr.; agent, direct : .Monday rehearsal 10). Week Oct. 30. "A Romance of Under World"' caught on; World A Kingston, clever; Avon Comedy Four, scream; International Polo, novel. Holdovers. Samm Mann, Seven Belfonls, "Fresh from Colleee." Six American Dancers. EMPRESS (D. B. Worley. mgr.; S-C; Mon- day rehearsal 11).—Week Oct. 30. Ida Barr. headllner. excellent; Miller A- Mack, pleasing; Mrs. Jules Levy A Family, artistic; Weston A Lynch, went well; Her»» Hodge, funny; Patty Bros., agile. PANTAOES (Carl Walker, mgr.; agent, di- rect: Monday rehearsal 11). -Week Oct. 30. De Lnhncy A Wohlman, sn.mpy; Dayton, j?oo<l: Gertrude Maglll A <'<>.. pi«-;ising; A-Ha-M's. novel; Dorla Opera Trio, fair: S'-lmstlan M-r- rlll A Co.. comic. HYMAN fS. W. Hut. mi«i . ngeni. <lii.<l; Monday rehearsal 11 » Week o.i. 30, |-,i. Rafferty. good; Kraffi \- Myrtle, pleasing; Parks \- Maytleld. funin . Harry Hums. d. x- trous. . SHORT VAMP SHOES J. CLA88BERC, 08 Third Ave., New York FULL THEATRICAL LINE IN ALL LEATHERS; ALSO IN SATIN SIZES 1-9, A-EE. Get my NEW Catalogue of Original Styles I. MILLER 1554 Broadway. "fcf* Tel S5ag-7 Cftcltta 202 W.23SSSTJ N.Y. Manufacturer •f Theatrical Boots and CLOG, Ballot o n d Acrobatls Shoos a special- ty AH work mads at short notice ..me. 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