Variety (March 1913)

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VARIETY 31 Charles Horwitz Author of the beat Playlets >id Sketehee in V»»d«rillo His record speaks fer itself. Hundreds ef —oossses. Don't experiment with ether*. Get m Horwtts sketch. Ceil, write or telephone. CHARLES HORWITZ, 140* Broadway (Boom Slfl), New York. Phone 154t Oreeley. Telephone MM Bryant. W. H. BUMPUS TRANSFER Bftcsece Called for end Cheeked to ail Railroads and Steamhoato. Stand, 8. E. Cor. 43d St. and 8th Ave. Btorace— 1** Hth Are,, bet. Md * 54th St*. Office—»7S W. 4M St. NEW YORK. I. MILLER. 1554 Brutway. *%%!" Manufacturer of Theatrical Boots and Shoes. CLOQ. Ballet and Acrobatic Shoes a spec- ialty. All work made at short notice. White for Catalog; 4. WB SAY IT YBT LETTER HEADS Contracts, Tickets. Envelopes, Free Samples, ete* STAGE MONEY, 15c. Book of Herald Cute, Me. PDOSftPBINTINO COMPANY UHPO»S01 a. DEABBOBN ST. SHORT VAMP HOES £t CUBAN AND FRENCH HEELS Dull and patent leather, Rum* t#> CA calf, high button and lace. * J!?~ Oxfords and Pumps. All Sam *^ op J. GLASSBERG, 2 STORBS-CATALOGUB "V" FREE M 3d Ave., N. Y.. I 225 West 4Jd St. ltth St. I west of B'wey. HESS HI6H GRADE MAKE-UP Not "How Cheap but How Good" Sold hy Loadlni Druggists Costumors, Hair Stores and SONG WRITERS I've Paid Thousands In Royalties to Song Writers Send your eon** poems or melodies to me for acceptance or write for free book- let. Will pay you 50 per cent, royalty. Bave sold millions of copies of sheet mu- sic. Established 16 years In New York. "The Home of All Hits." JOHN T. HALL. 14 Columbus Circle, New York. \m\m To Whiten The Teeth The only substance known that will really whiten the^teeth without injury to them or to the gums is peroxide of hydrogen. That's what you get when Calox is mixed with water and that's why Calox is so immeasurably superior to all other den- tifrices. Sample and Booklet free on request All Druggists 25c Ask for the Calox Tooth Brush, 35c. McKESSON ft ROBBINS NEW YORK AIL-D X WIGS For STREET and STAGE WEAR MADE TO ORDER FROM SA.OO TO $100.00 We specialise la Stock Wide THE WIGGERY ao9 ¥t. t At* taA CHICAGO Nn J" ADAMS STREET, Sm# p BROOKLYN, N. Y. XYLOPHONES. ORCHESTRA BELLS and MUSICAL SPECIALTIES ESTABLISHED ISM R0CK c8r?; r « Pi,RK FOR RENT Detached house of eleven rooms, with all improvements and tastefully furnished. Within 100 feet of the ccean. Most exclusive neighborhood. Four blocks to station. W. A. FARRELL, 140 Nrssru Street, New York City Theatre For Rent Seating 1,000 people on the Boardwalk front In the heart of ATLANTIC CITY'S busi- ness section—suitable for moving pictures or any large production which require* a large space to produce scenic effects. It has a thirty-foot entrance from the Board- walk, affording a very large lobby. Can be had for the season IBIS at a reasonable rental. MIST CLOSE BEFORE APRIL 1STH. Apply T. WISTER GROOKETT, Million Dollar Pier, Atlantic City. N. J. "First Love." many encores; Tom Dingle and the Esmeralda Sisters, exceptional dancers; Radford A Manchester, creditable. MAJESTIC (John Laughlln, mgr., S. A H). —"Mutt and Jeff," back and received a hearty welcome. Mar. 31. "In Old Kentucky." GARDEN (M. T. Mlddleton, mgr.; Colum- bia Circuit).—Bob Manchester's "Cracker Jacks," brilliant. LAFAYETTE (C. M. Bagg, mgr.; Empire Circuit).—"The Merry Maidens," provided an entertainment of unusual merit; capacity house. ACADEMY (Henry M. Marcus, mgr.; agent, Loew; rehearsal Mon. 10).—The Osaves, fun- ny; Amada, attractive; Morris Samuels A Co., feature; Maud Jones, did nicely; Busses Dogs, well trained; Fanny Fondeller, thrilling; Dave This theatre will be opened Labor Day by the Columbia Co. and will be the only burlesque house here. It will be 86x110 feet. THAYKR. CARLISLE, PA. OPKRA HOUSE (W. F. Pu8CO<\ lessee; Frank Hilt. mgr.).—"Officer 666." well ren- dered; poor house; Schaeffer Sisters, good. ORPHEUM (P. Magaro, mgr.; rehearsal 11).—Bradley A Tapper, fine; Backman A Gross, pleased. HOME (George Yeager, mgr.).—Pictures. GORDON M. MARKS. • COLUMBUS, O. KEITHS (Wm. Prosser, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.).—Talking pictures; Jack Wilson A Co.; ARLINGTON COSTUME CO. INC The House That Became Famous Over Night Lowest Prices In New York for Originality, Workmanship and Materials European NavsHJs* for Musical Shews, Burlesque and Vaudeville Phnns Bryant, 254S OFFICES -118 WEST 48'- SV MEW YOPK cmr Vine, satisfactory; Omega Trio, went well; Mareeno A Wood, fine; Caron A Collins, amused. FAMILY (A. R. Sherry, mgr.; Loew; re- hearsal Mon. 10).—Great Apollo, above aver- age; Elsa Clifford, pleased; Newell A Most, good; Six Nursery Rhymes, excellent; Gilbert Craig, passed; Lillian Doone, mysterious. Isidore Moses has been appointed assistant manager of the Family. This house will be turned into a first-class moving picture house, us the vaudeville attractions heretofore pre- sented will be transferred to the fireproof New Lyric, with A. R. Sherry as manager. Rapid progress has been made with the New Gaiety, corner of Pearl and Huron streets. S. Miller Kent A Co.; Bert Levy; O'Meer Sis- ters; Anna Kent; Brown A BIyly; Romalo A Delano; Pathe Weekly. BROADWAY (Wm. James, mgr.).—Mark Lea's MuBlcal Comedy Co. In "The Aviator's MHrrlHge." and "Room 44." SOUTHERN (J. F. Luft. mgr.; Shuberts).— "Little Boy Blue," 26-26; Sothern A Marlowe, 27-2»; Clnclone A Italian Band, 30; "The (Mean-Up," by the Strollers of Ohio State University, 4-6. HARTMAN (Lee Boda, mgr.; K. A E.).— WANTED—Three or four male cabaret en- tertainers; vocal and Instrumental. Address Rector Cafe Co., 17th and Curtis Sts., Den- ver, Colo. TWO EXCEPTIONALLY BRIGHT, CLEVER YOUNG LADIES To appear in conjuring and Illusions. Must be pretty, of good figure, refined, and of good character and willing to study and work. Preference given to those speaking French. Spunlsb, Italian or German. State age, height, weight, nationality, experience, full par- ticulars, with references and photo—letters only. Address THE ORIAT R Who Is now playing the 8TUDEBAKER THEATRE. CHICAGO. THE MASTER-MODEL uf the Royal Standard Typewriter $75.00—No Extras 19 Exclusive Features Found In No Other Standard Typewriter. Combines all the advantage* of several models In one MASTER-MODEL. ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO. Room**, 344BROADWAY. NEW YORK Branch OfBcea and Agencies the World Over FRANK HAYDEN IHEATllUt COSTUMED 141 W. SBtb ST.. HEW TOUR Tel. 1081 Greeley. Stage and Evening Gowns on hand. Mme. MENZELI Fortner Premier Danseuse and Maltresse de Ballet HIQH SCHOOL of Dancing and Pantomime. Classic Ballet and All 8tyW>n of Dancing Acts created and staged Pupils. Mile. Daizie, Hoffman. Mile. Mar- Belle, Grecian classic dancer from Metropoli- tan Opera House; Spring Song: Vampire; Sa- lome, etc.; Marlowe and other prominent stars. 22 East 16th Street, bet. IVwnv and 6th Ave. BROADWAY AND 39th STREET BUILDING WILL SUBLET MAGNIFICENT SUITE OF OFFICES, opposite Metropolitan Opera House overlooking Pennsylvania Station, also few single offices at astonishing low rentals; plan and details on request. Milton Natklns, .gent on premises, or yonr broker. OWING TO NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR MATERIAL AND TO THE EMPHATIC SUCCESS OF PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING I HAVi; TURNED OUT, I HAVE DECIDED TO DEVOTE MY TIME EXCLUSIVELY TO WRITING, MAKING A SPECIALTY OF MONOLOGUE MATERIAL AND CHARACTER AND DIALECT SONG LYRICS. WILL BE GLAD TO HEAR FROM REC- OGNIZED PERFORMERS WHO ARE WILL- ING TO PAY A PRICE THAT WILL WAR- RANT MY SPENDING TIME AND CON- SCIENTIOUS EFFORT IN TURNING OUT SOMETHING WORTH WHILE. DARL MacBOYLE Care VARIETY, New York. (I apologise to the losing end of the "sketch" that I broke up with, "WHAT'S TO BECOME O* ME?") WANTED USEFUL PEOPLE EXPERT MECHANICS—CABINET MAKERS SCENE PAINTERS, ETC. Only strictly sober, reliable people with best of references considered. Preference given to those who speak French, Spanish, Italian or German. State age, nationality, experience, full particulars, with photo. Ref- erences—letters only. Addn " THE GREAT RAYMOND Who Is now playing the STUDEBAKER THEATRE, CHICAGO. GRAND OPERA HOUSE OTTAWA, Ont. IS OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. Organised stock or repertoire company. I<ong engagement. Write quick. THOS. BOKSALL, Mgr. WANTED Clever Young Woman Will arrange, finance and direct tour of Europe for talented young woman, vocal or dramatic. Would consider promising stu- dent or amateur. Send photos and description. Post Office Box 2019. New York City. ROBERT RAPPEPORT A HIT means success for you. Sketches, ;ictH, pluylets written. For results see a crea- tor of HiKccsses with a record. VAUDEVILLE AUTHOR <;ukiy Theatre Illdg.. New York City WANTED A HOOP JUGGLER State what you can do and salary expected. am: Hoop Junior < <t"f Variety New York Girls who can work rings and single trapeze for first-class l.-idirs' \<tm! Y i Address Hnv /-,., f'.IAVA 7! . Y J.--'-