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34 VARIETY THl YMNTBILOQUIST WITH A FmO- DUOTION . F. REYNARD 8«ib Dewberry and iawn Jni In "A MORNING IN HICKSYILLB." Dlreetlen, GBNB HTJOHBS. STUART BARNES £NU1T Pitaui BM*., M. T. 0. 3 MUSKETEERS 3 (Dunham) < Parrel 1) (Bflwarde) Played a return date at the Plaea Theatre, New York City. The boys on the stage cer- tainly make thing* pleasant for performers, and when It conies to music, we most say the orchestra lads are champions, not forget- tny T. J. Wiley. 3 GILDEN GIRLS 3 ENGLAND'S DANCING MARVELS Care VARIETY, N. Y. MAX OTTER Professional Manager of the WATERSON, BERLIN * SNTDEB CO., US W. Mth Street, New York City. All my friends at home and abroad, p write, SAM BARTON Cycling Comedian EVERY MOVE A LAUGH Playing W. V. M. A Time ALFREDO Next Week (April 21), Palladium, Lon- don. Eng. 8 Charlie Abeam Troupe 8 Special feature with OBBXBUDB HOFFMANN SHOW American Music Hall. Chicago, UL CHARI.IH AHEARN 7 Happy Hem's Wheel ConediaDs 7 PAT CASEY, Agent There Is plenty of "bull" on the Boulerards In Paris. The Easter Holidays In Paris are very classy. "And the boat sailed Wednesday" for a lot of acts In England, so look out. An argument between an American and a French chauffeur over the right amount of flare is some monologue, especially when neither can speak the other's language. The American got no change, but StUlgolngstrongly yours, "RAGTIME SIX." 4 MARX BROS. HERMAN FEATURING THE "HAUNTED WINDOW." U. B. O. TIME. Agent, PAT CASEY. HUBERT DYER A LAUGH A SECOND EDWIN ARDEN 160 W. 75th STREET, NEW YORK CITY THE RUBE KID WITH A STYLE ALL HIS OWN WALLIE BROOKS Featured with the Record Breaking Musical Tabloid, "HIRAM AT THEICABARET" Management, BOYLE WOOLFOLK, Inc. BESSIE WYN N IN VAUDEVILLE Marcus - Garteile H. B. MARINELLI. BARRY-WOLFORD "AT THE SONG BOOTH** Booked Solid en Orphenm and United Circuits JAS. E. PLUNKETT, Hmart Mgr. Peru. Mims: Catitt its teatetelt Avenyet Freeport, L. I., N. Y. GAVIN *■» PLATT th. PEACHES TOURING 1SS1-M Paseale 1 Hewtneme Ave., Clifton, N. J. W. J. DuBois THE WHIRLWIND JUGGL MARCUS LOEW TIME. CHRIS O. BROWN PRESENTS FRANCES CLARE S»»l <h$y -%_lLy>l lindens-US* AND 8 LITTLE GIRL FRIENDS In "JUST KIDS 9 ' w-th GUY RAWSON Next Week (Apr. tl). Hip, St. Louis. MYRTLE IRENE VICTORINE and ZOLAR Direction, JENIE JACOBS. Playing United Time. BERT MELROSE Featuring the "MELROSE FALL." Lola Merrill and Frank Otto This Week (Apr. 14), Orpheum, New Orleans. Direction. MAX HABT. REHLANDER The Butcher with 8 Educated Pigs Sailing for Europe June 1 This Week (April . 4 ) "New York Theatre," N.Y. Representative: CHAS. BORNHAUPT HARRY TATE'S G. FISHING ^MOTORING NEW YORK ENGLAND AUSTRALIA AFRICA WILFRED CLARKE 130 W. 44th Street, New York J KJ IVI IN/1 N I HOWARD and RALPH ANDERSON "THE BOYS WITH THE CLASSY ACT t* NOVO. ORiaiNAL THE RELIABLE HEADLINER THE GREAT GERARD SENSATIONAL HEAVYWEIGHT JUGGLER SULLIVAN-CONSIDINE TIME STARTING JUNE THIRD TIME IN THREE YEARS