Variety (December 1912)

6 VARIETY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Woodrow Wilson- The President A. H. Woods to himself—Trip to i i'i tin I lii'i hI< >it l\ i M ocvi It. i i lopr Frank Munsey Muncie. Indiana. Alf Wilton to Max Hart—Woof! iroin the nation. Wool! Carter De Haven -A pair ot men's Arthur Klein to Doc Steiner—Case sh«ie> Irimi Al Wnxl*. of lithia water. F. F. Proctor—A little ki>> iroin 15. F. Keith. Marcus Loew —A Hebrew date hook from lohn Considine. William Fox to Moss & Brill—Sea- >on pass to the Fox houses. William Morris tu F. F. Albcc—Box for the Harry Lauder show. Lee Harrison— The key of the Met- Violet Dale— A week at Union Hill ropolc from Barney Bernard. at "II. H." from Old Bull Nash. Lee Shubert— An ax from Abe Fr- Willie Hammerstein —A pass for the langer. Savoy from Walter Rosenberg. Charles J. Rich —The map of Boston from Al Levering. Aby Bernard —A promise from Joe Weber. J. J. Murdock —A stiletto from Jack Levy. Sam Harris —A necktie from George M. Cohan. George Nicolai —Fifty per cent, from F. D. Stair. John Rumsey —A pass for the gal- lery from Martin Herman. Fritzi Scheff — A photograph from (ieo. Anderson. Jack Welch —Regards from Charley < Osgood. Eddie Dunn —A lavender vest, from Bert Feibelman. Frank Hope —A week stand from K. & E. Pat Casey —An automobile ride from Martin Beck. Frank Wilstach —His salary from Sothern and Marlowe. Glenn Davis —A job from Sam Wal- lach. Ben Stevens —A smile from Joe Brooks. Arthur Barney —A postal card from Fred Niblo. Willie Hammerstein— A Kosher din- ner from Percy Williams. Bob Hilliard —A detective badge from Wm. Burns. Louis A. Simon—A pair of red socks Iroin Edgar Alan Woolf. Harry Parrut— A lock of hair from Bert Whitney. Marie Dressier to Lew Fields—Can- cellation o. Her contract. Anna Held to hio 7»egfekl—Re- sumption of conjugal felicity. Max Silver —Post card picture of the Flatiron Building from Mose Gum- ble. Martin Beck —Picture of the Palace. New York, with Keith's name on it from J. J. Murdock. Jules Ruby —A Christmas greeting from Doc Steiner. Ike Samuels —Two bound volumes of "Old Sleuth" and a Dunlap hat from Sully, the Barber. Al Piantadosi —Box of spaghetti from Phil Kornheiser. Perry and White —The Jewish curse from Jack Levy. Chris Brown —A 50-50 split on pinochle winnings from Joe Schenck. Joe Schenck —A 50-50 split on Xmas presents from Chris Brown. Al Aarons —Best wishes from Julius Cahn. B. F. Keith —A crate of lemons from E. F. Albee. J. J. Shubert —A real news story from Sam Weller. Chas. K. Harris —A lunch at Rector's from Meyer Cohen. Frank Tinney —A steamer trip abroad. Bruce DufTus —An affectionate cold. Lee Kugel —A new magazine press story. Thomas Brady —A box of matches. Jay Packard —A package of Mecca cigs. Cliff. Storck —A baby carriage. Tommy Gray —Writer's cramp. Richard Warner —An Automat Inei pie, Archie Colby —A clothes salesman's yarn book. M. B. Leavitt —A talking machine. Ben Atwell —Thanks from Mrs. I. J. Astor. Charles Shay —Bouquets from the managers. Harry Pilcer —A hair cut. Corse Pay ton —A new drink. Richard Lambert —Echoes of "Miss Gypsy" and "C. O. D." Dave Gordon —A field glass. Doc Breed —Requests for passes. Freddie Schader —A pair of loaded dice. Chas, O. Burt —An office system Sydney Smith —A new route sheet. Vaudeville —A few novelties. Novelties —Managers who are will- ing to pay for them. Coral Melnotte —Immediate time in Chicago. Pearl Melnotte— Just to be with Coral. Elsie Fay —New York climate in London. Charlie Ahearn —An interest in a turkey (trotting) farm. Mose Gumble —Something to bet on Jerome H. Remick —To Take the <»ther end of Mose's bets. A John the Barber —A new scheme for netting rid of cigars. Pat Casey —Curser's unabridged dic- tionary. Victrola Company —Eva Tanguay to make records for them. Harry Lauder —The same as last year. Walter Hast— More "Buntys" ami less "Scrapes." Tommy Gray —A laugh or two. Lillian Lorraine —Another wriggle. Vera Maxwell —A private secretary. Belle Blanche —A dressing r<»..iu away from the foreigners. William Morris —A finger in the i )ie DALE AND BOYLE "The Surprise Boys." Introducing Sydney Dale, vaudeville's cleverest singing and dancing Blrl Impersonator, are meeting with great success In the West. Jenie Jacobs —A full house against a Moreland flush.