Variety (April 1912)
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30 VARIETY BEST PLACES TO STOP AT Phone 716T Bryant Acknowledged an the beet place to etop At In New York City. One block from the Book- ing Office*. VARIETY and the Pet Casey Agency. ft THE ST. KILDA 99 The Refined Hone for Handsomely FurnJahed Steam Heated B o om s. otoit Now at 67 W. 44th Street PAULINE COOKE and JENIE JACOBS, Proprietors ling. Harry Van Foseen, Snowey Mabcllc, good bill. GAYETY.—"Bowery Burleequera." good. CENTURY.—"Lady Buccaneers," fair. SHU BERT.—"Modern Eve," many good points; can be Improved on. GRAND.—"Paid In Full." still pleases. All houses doing: good businesa PHIL McMAHON. LOS ANGELES. ORPHEUM (Martin Beck, gen. mgr.; agent, direct; Monday rehearsal 10).—Week 8. Mary Norman, hit; Watson's Circus, excellent; R. T. Haines A Co., good; Frank A Joe Wilson, snappy. Holdovers: Valerie Bergere A Co*, Cole de Loase, Kranze A White, Ida Fuller. KMi'hKSS <D. B, Worlcy, mgr.; agent, S-C: Monday rehearsal 11).—JullA Curtis and Girls, caught on well; Merrltt A Douglas, funny; Devlin A Kaufman, clever; Les Gou- gets, artistic; Phil Bennett, entertaining. PANTAGES (Carl Walker, mgr.; agent, di- rect; Monday rehearsal 11).—Jules Held A Co., hit; Alf. Rlpon. good; Shubeit Musical Quartet, pleasing; All man A Nevins, fair; Nichols-Nelson Troupe, dextroua ADOLPHUS (C. Q. Rlggs, mgr.; agent, Bert Levy; Monday rehearsal 10). "Riu. T. Emery St Co., caught on big; Zukovs Trio, ex- cellent; Tourlott, novel; Obermans, comic; Damrock Broa, good; Palmer, clever. MAJESTIC (Oliver Morosco, mgr.; Shubert) —8, "Over Night"; 15, "The Man from Home." MASON (W. T. Wyatt, mgr.; K. * E.).— 8-20, "Little Miss Flxlt." EDWIN F. O'MALLEY. ' LOUISVILLE, KT. KEITH'S (J. L. Weed, mgr.; agent, Or- pheum Circuit).—Sharp * Wilkes, good; Wal- lace Oalvln, received well; McDevltt, Kelly St Lucy, hit; Clarice Vance, good; "Billy Boy." good; Regels. very good. HOPKINS (Irving Simons, mgr.; agents, S-C).—18-17, Seven Bonamar Arabs, Three 81nglng Girls, Samoya, Leo Filler, Bartoletts St Donner; 18-10, Oirard St Gardiner, Sey- mour St Robinson, Michael Shalet, Osako Japs St Bertie Fowler. WALNUT (Col. Shaw, mgr.; agents, H. St D.).—"East Lynn." AVENTJEi (Mort Shaw, mgr.; Stock).— "Monte Crlsto." MACAULEYS (John McCauley. mgr.; agent. K St E.).—18-20, "The Red Rose." 8HUBERT8 MASONIC (Ray Comstock, mgr.; Shuberts).—Klnemacolor. GAYETY (Mr. J. Taylor, mgr.).—"Cracker Jacks." BUCKINGHAM (Horace McCrocklln, mgr.). —"Whirl of Mirth." NEW MAJESTIC (Mr. Dlttmeler, mgr.).— Hungarian Orchestra; Herring St Langhorne, very good. J. M. OPPENHEIMER. LOWELL. MASS, KEITH'S (Wm. Stevens, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.; rehearsal Monday 10).—Butllfl Troupe very good; Lane ton Co., good; Emily Dodd Co., pleased; Dunlap St Folk, well received; Evene St Vldocq, good; Three Romans, good; Happy O'Neill, hit; Carney St Wagner, good; Johnson Howard St Llscette, good. SOULE SEL % R^ Screw Caver Tin Cam, 2tc J M M MM M SUULE POWDERS Vi »n Manutaotured by TheHESSGO. High Grade MAKE-UP MM MM ROCHKSTER. N. Y. LEONARD HICKS GEO. F. ROBERTS. Aaat. Manager A Real Proprietor of a Real Place to Live ~£==bke HOTEL GRANT CHICAOO VICTOR HOUSE WM. HERAS. Salt Prsprietsr FHONE NORTH 19*4. ARCADE (L. O. Mumford, mgr; agent, di- rect).—16-17, La Cella "13"; 18-20. "The Call of Woman." SHUBERT (Lee Ottelengui, mgr.).—"Baby Mine." NEWARK (George Robblns, mgr.).—Ray- mond Hitchcock, "Red Widow." GAYETY (Leon Evans, mgr.).—"The Pass- ing Parade." MINER'S (Frank Abbott, mgr.).—"Cherry Blossoms." ORPHEUM (8. Schlesinger, mgr.).—"Seven Daya" JOE O" BRYAN. ITALIAN TABLE D'HOTE SPECIAL RATE TO THE PROFESSION 'ISSVSKttMS'' CHICAGO COOKE'S HOTEL Edwardjj icooke. Prop. Ill W. Madison St. Chicago's Most Reasonable Professional Hotsl. DENVER ORIENT HOTEL 1VM WKLTON ST; Delightful Hotel Accommodations, 'aside* all the Theatres, at Rates yea cannot resist. A TNEATIKaL HOTEL OF TNE BETTER CUSS Fenaeriy Tat Lafayette' £3 Cafe Attached. Walnut ft., Aleve Elahth, FHlLAEEUHfA Dad's Theatrical Hotel PHILADELPHIA ZEISSE'S HOTEL Opposite the Walnut aad Caalae Philadelphia, Pa. NORTHAMPTON, MASS. ACADEMY (B. L. Potter, mgr.; Ind.).— 1-12, Taylor Stock Co., poor business; IS, "Excuse He," good business; 18, Richard Carle, In "Jumping Jupiter;" 24, Valeska Suratt; 26, Boston Tech. Show, "Castles in Spain." PLAZA (F. E. Blanchan, mgr.; agent. U. B O.).—11-13. Elliott St West, very good; Louis Oaunet, good; Mysterious Valdos. pleased; Sidney Shields St Co.. hit; 15-17, Tom Olllern, good; De Mitchell Brothers, hit; Flor- etta Clark, good; "No. 44," good. COOK'S (W. R. Cook, mgr.).—1&-20, Eileen Malone; Albano; pictures. 8TONE. PATER80N, N. J. MAJESTIC (W. H. Walsh, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.; rehearsals Mon. and Thurs. 11.) — 11-18, Gary Owen St Co.. pleased; Bowers St Wade, scream; Gavin St Piatt, funny; Her- man St Rice, clever; 16-17, Nelson, funny; Austin St Carvln, good; Casey St Smith, scored; Ed. F. Lynch St Co., fair; 18-20, Three Creighton Sisters, Zeno St Mandel, Armstrong St Ford, Ed. F. Lynch St Co. OPERA HOUSE (John J. Goetschlus, mgr). —Stock. EMPIRE (A. M. Bruggeman, mgr.).— Stock. LYCEUM (Francis Gilbert, mgr.).—"Alias Jimmy Valentine." DAVID W. LEWIS. MERRIMACK SQUARE (J as. 8. Carroll, mgr.; rehearsal Monday 10).—"Erin's Isle." Alice De Garno, Steel St McMasters, Beau- vere, Read St St. John. OPERA HOUSE (Jules Cahn, prop, and mgr.).—Wm. St Dustln Farnum; 16, "The Confession"; 20, "The Country Boy." ACADEMY (W. T. Howley, mgr.).—Sam Barber, Walter Lee, Fanny Hatfield Co. JOHN J. DAWSEN. MONTREAL. ROYAL (O. McBriea, mgr.).—"Regatta Girls." HIS MAJESTY'S (H. Q. Brooks, mgr.).— "The Girl In the Taxi." PRINCE8S (H. C. Judge, mgr.; agents, Shuberts).—"Mutt A Jeff." ORPHEUM (G. F. Drlscoll, mgr.; U. B. O-. agents).—"Everybody"; Fay, Two Coolys St Fay, Thomas A Hall. Belle Adair, Ronalr A Ward; "Squaring Accounts," Josetly Bros., Edwin George* NATIONAL (Geo. Gaworean, mgr.).—Stock. SHANNON. PORTLAND, ME. JEFFERSON (Julius Cahn. mgr).—Stock; 19-20, "Excuse Me;" 26-27, Billy Burke; 29, K. of C. Minstrels. KEITH'S (James W. Moore, mgr.).— Schenk A Perclval, novelty; Van Broa, good; .John P. Wade ft Co., excellent; Grace Ed- mond, hit; Australian Woodchoppers, fine; Gordon Bros., pleased; Bison City Four, tre- mendous; 4 Konerz Bros., clever. PORTLAND (James W. Greely, mgr.; agent, 8heedy; rehearsal Monday 10.80).— Insa A Lorella, clever; Cardownle Sisters, good; Rogers A Mackintosh, hit; Fosatti, hit; Dlda St Co., fine. MUNCIE, IND. 8TAR (Ray Andrews, mgr.; agent. Gus Sun; rehearsal Monday 10.20).—Hampton A Bassett, went big; Elisabeth Otto, "scream"; Browning A West, good; Jewell Mannlkins, hit. GEO. FIFER. MACON, GA. GRAND (D. G. Phillips, mgr.; Shubert).— 10, "Polly of the Circus," large houses; 11, Forbes Robertson, 8. R. O. house; 17, Victor Herbert Concert Band. AUDITORIUM.—16, Russian Symphony Or- chestra. PALACE (J. B. Melton, mgr.).—Raphael Droitt, Ray Rogers. SAVOY (Dan Holt, mgr.).—Duncan A Holt VICTORIA (Ferd Guttenberger, mgr.).—Joe Elliott. LYRIC (Ferd Guttenberger, mgr.).—Onawa. ALAMO (Joe Wilson, mgr.).—Johnnie L. Dapp, Raymond Reynolds, Jeff Gaffney Co. ANDREW ORR. MANCHESTER, N. H. AUDITORIUM (M. Lorenzero. mgr.; agent, U. B. O.).—11-18, Weaslyn Trio, pleased; Rem Brandt, good; Stevens A Vlcara, good; 16-17, Grace Emmett A Co., big; Ines, pleased; Dot- son A Lucas, scored; 18-20, The Loews, The Bijouves Carter, Taylor A Co. NEW PARK (L. Irvine, mgr.).—11-11, Mr. A Mrs. Danny Mann, good; Cora Hall, pleased; Ths Wattona, good; 16, "Excuse Me," poor business; 16, "The County Boy"; 17, French Players. "STEVE" BARRY. MERIDEN, CONN. POM'S (R. B. Royce. mgr.; K. A E.; Clancy).—11, "The Girl from Rector's"; 12- 13, Billy Fay, Nash A Evans, Flying Henrys; 15-18, Henderson A Thomas, Brandon A Tay- lor, Donice. NASHVILLE, TBNN. BIJOU (O. A. Neal. mgr.; agent. 8. A H.) —"The Blue Mouse," large business. ORPHEUM (George Hickman, mgr.; re- hearsal Monday 10).—Peter Lawrence Trio, did well; Carter A Walters, well received; Wartenberg Bros;, novelty; Claude Golden, scored; Joe Kelsey, good. PRINCESS (W. P. Ready, mgr.; agent, W. V. M. A.; rehearsal Monday 10).—Kip A Klp- py, hit; Freeman Bros., scored; Three West- ern Sisters, scored; Belmont St Earl, pleas- ing; Lorabert Broa. fine. FIFTH AVENUE (F. P. Furlong, mgr.; agent. Hodklns; rehearsal Monday 10).—Man- gean Troupe, excellent; Grace Densmore, ap- preciated; Ford Sisters, well received; Fran- cis A De Mar, headllners; Thomas A Wright, very good. NEWARK, N. J. PROCTOR'S (R. C. Stewart, mgr.; agent. U. B. O.; rehearsal Monday »).—Julius Steger A Co., great; Rock A Fulton, elaborate; Gene Hughes A Co., good; Swor A Mack, funny; Wlnsor Trio, good; Those French Girls, chic; Mott A Mansfield, ability; Delmore A Oneida, great; Chaa R. Sweet. WASHINGTON (O. R. Neu, mgr.; agent. Fox).—16-17, Wyman Adler St Co.; 18-20, Ed- ward Jose. COURT (Wm. Smith, mgr.; agent, Loew).— Edgar Foreman A Co., good; Lauder Bros., good; Billy McDermltt, laughable; Thrtee Brownies, great: Labelle Clark, clever; Mc- Glll A Grace Livingston, entertaining. ODEON (Chas. Burtis, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.).—16-17, The New Opera Co.. presenting "Fra Dlavola"; 18-20. Resurrection. PROVIDENCE, R. I. UNION (Chas. Allen, mgr.).—Harry A Kate Jackson, very good; R. O. Edwards A Co., good; Mitchell A Wallace, hit; Pat A May Touhey, pleased; Neff A McMahon Sisters, amused; Duffln-Redcay Troupe, Interesting. SCENIC (F. W. Homan, mgr.).—Prof. Car- penter, scream; Homans Six Imperial Dan- cers, excellent; Mabel Parsons, good. CASINO (Fred Lovett, mgr.; agent, Sheedy).—Chas. A. Clark A Co., good; Irene La Tour, fine; Joe Hardman, pleased; Jack Crowley, encores. BULLOCKS (P. L. Burke, mgr.; U. B. O). —Arlsona Trio, Colton A Miles, Mae Nash A Geo. Rogers. Lussler A Evans, Helen Bell. WESTMINSTER (Geo. Collier, mgr.; East- ern Wheel).—"Star A Garter." MME. FRIED PRESENTS THE "CHIGNON PLAIT" the prevailing style Of headdress for this season. Made la cap form on a flexible frame that conforms to the head, ready for Im- mediate adjustment First quality hair specially priced at Mme. ten especially to the profession and not alone offers the best possible In hair goods—but makes a spe- cial price. Orders promptly exeouted— special pieces made to order. BRIT EQUIPPED PARLORS FOR HAIRDRBS8INO. MANICURING, FAC- IAL MASSAGE, CHIROPODY IN NEW YORK. Importer ||||C rp|C|| Parlor Floor Creator ReRei-- ■ IMfcU Take elevator. 86-27 W. 34th STRUT Ret. R'way aad Ith aTc, N. 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