Variety (September 1913)

VARIETY 15 BILLS NEXT WEEK. Oaklaad* Cat PANTA0B9 (m) (Open Bud Mat) Wm Schilling Co Marshall k Trlbble Mity OlrU carmen A Clifton Thoo H Dalton Moore's Daya Oauiha. KRtO (m) (Open Sun Mat) tieaumont ft Arnold Bd Vinton ft Dog Floreni 3 De Stefano Bros Hamada Japs Oskkoah, WIm. O O H (wva) 2d half bicknell ft Ulbney Victoria Webster Minstrel Four KelBO Bros (One to nil) Olta^va. Can. DOMINION (ubo) CadeU De Qascoigni' Meiig ft Snyder Wood ft Wyde Moss ft Fry Ben Beyer ft Bro Fcrth ABiboy, N. J. I'ROCTORS Adel Espee .lobnsuu & WellB Bell Boys ft Bells Howell ft Scott Oxford Trio 2d half Seylon ft Julian Genevieve Warner Hickman Broa Co Yorke ft Adams "Fun on Ocean" Pklladelpkla. KEITH'S (Ubo) Clifton Crawford Tom Nawn Co WIrth Family RIesner ft Gore Three Alex Kar; Grces Ward Broa Imhof Conn ft C ALLEGHENY (Ubo) Polzin Bros Lowell B Drew Versatile Duo Irene Myers Co Caotwell ft Walker a Madcaps BIJOU (ubo) Elsie Cnibert Wilbur Sweatnam Zeda ft Hoot (Two to fill) OPERA HOUSE (loew) Karlton ft KlifTord Richards ft Montrose Stage Johnnies" Robert H Ho<lge Co Montgomery ft Moore Archie Qoodall (One to nil) 2d half Mint A Wert Godfrey ft Henderson Wm Lampe Co Clare Rawson Co Montgomery ft Moore MofTett LaRelne Co (One to fill) PlalaAcld, N. J. PROCTOR'S Johnson Horton ft J ClifTord ft Douglas Hickman Bros Co 0 K Sato Yorke ft Adams 2d half Buckley ft Moore Lllilan Murtha Art Adair "Nursery Girls" Oxford Trio Flttabursa GRAND U H (ubo) Ellda Monis Lewis ft Dddy Francis McGinn Co I>!Roy Tulraa ft Uosto Portland. Ore. ORl'HEUM "Lawn Party" Milton ft Du Long Sis Darrell ft Conway Frozlnl Franzeska ft Schouten McLallen ft Carson Mile Martha & Sis EMPRESS (sc) John P Wade Co Hurst Walls ft Hurst Chas GIbbs 4 Society Girls La France Bros 7 Bracks PANTAGES (m) Moore's Sum Girls James B'rockman King Thornlou Co Devon Sisters Musart 'i Aerial Bartletts Provldcnt-r, II. I. KEITH'S (ubo) • Neptune's Garden " Newhoff ft Phelps John T Murray Hanlon ft Clifton Alexander Bros Golden ft D« Wlntan lamed Flo ft OLIe WalUra Hufford ft Chain Puckla, ii9i9, EMPRESS (ac) (15-17) PnHsenger Wreck" Palace 4 Georgia li o Bennett Sia Joe birnea The Cavaliers Hochaatcr OHPHEUM Little rarislenne" lioey ft Lee Deimore ^ Light Ethel McDonoAigh Juggling Millers E.sa Ruegger Kirk ft Fogarty TEMPLE (ubo) Helen i'age Co Ball A West Josle Heather G'alagber ft Fields "Arcadia" Murphy ft Francis Ramsdell 3 The Coopers Asahl Japs Itockford. 111. ORfHEUM (wva) Joe Fondeller Lester ft Bonlger Lloyd ft Whitehouse Frank Bush Pullman Porter Maids Bombay Deerioot 2d half Stanley ft Rice Dev.ln ft Elwood Ed Gray Wilton A Merrick Sacraascata. EMPRESS (SC) (Open Sun Mat) Mae Francis Walker A 111 Ryan A Lee Evans A Vidocq Girls ft Jockey" The Lelands Saica, 1 SALEM (loew) The Skatellea Marie Stoddard Linton ft Girls 2d half Grant Gardner Linton ft Girls (One to fill) Bait L.aka. ORPHEUM 'Kid Kabaret" WalUs Clark Co Hamill A Abbate Bartholdis Birds Fiddler ft Shelton Mack A Williams Dorothy Harris EMPRESS (sc) (Open Wed Mat) Grace Cameron Roberts Hayes A R Ash A Shaw Hal Merritt Harry Leander Dorothy's Playmates Haa Dicvo* EMPRESS (sc) (Open Sun Mat) Sager Midgley Co Manning A Ford B Kelly Forrest Mort Sharp 4 Readings Max's Circus SAVOY (m) Howard A McCane Jack Taylor Dixie Southern Courtney A Jeanette Lopez A Lopez Valde 3 Saa Fraaela^la. EMPRESS (SO (Open Sun Mat) May Ward Clark A McCullough 'His Nerve" Klein Bros Mirthful Mermaids Dancing Kennedys PANTAGES (m) (Open Sun Mat) Musical Lassies Tlirord 4 Victors Verga ft Dorothy Becker A Adams Rondas 3 Savaaaak. Oa. BIJOU (ubo) Russeils Minstrel Espe A Roth The Longworths Laura Roth St. Paal. EMPRESS (sc) (Open Sun Mat) Edna Aug Adeline Lowe Co Behind Footlights" Houghton Morris A H Leo Beers Sckeaectadr, N. Y. PROCTOR'S The Harringtons Art Adair Arthur Forboi Co Dunlap A VordoD "Macy'a Models" 2d half Brown A Williams Baker Lynn Co Burke Barton A W Rube Welch Co Prevett A Merrill ScraatoB, Pa. ORPHEUM (ubo) "Three Types" Conley A Webb Ethel Mae Barker Kalmer Cp Melville A Hlggins Brwin A Herxog Baattla. ORPHEUM Charlotte Perry Co Lambert A Ball Lorraine A Burke Belleclaire A Herman Bd Wynne Co Robbie Gordone EMPRESS (ac) Norton A Earle "Concealed Bed" Hastings A Wilson Gypsy Countess Gerard (One to fill) PANTAGES (m) Abou Hamid Troupe Jose Meleno Co Moore A Davey De Vole 8 Allison A Trusco Anderson A Ooines llii»ax City. ORPHEUM McFarland A Mme ? Zolda Sears Co Marshall Montgomery 3 Bohemians Moran A Wiser Beau ArtB Waish A gent ley ■•■tk Bead. lad. ORPHEUM (wva) Stanley A Rice Case A Rogers Mayor A Manicure Three Dancing Bugs Princess Bonlta 2d half Berry A Berry Joe Lanlgan Alexander CTlrls Burkhardt A WhlU Bell^ Isle Co 8 C« Co ORPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) Lulu QIaser Swor A Mack The Langdons Klutlng's Animals Georgette Sutton Mclntyre A Sidney A Townley EMPRESS (sc) "Mission Garden" Clayton Drew Players Gruet A CTruet O'Brien A Lear Clarence Oliver PANTAGES (m) (Open Sun Mat) Maurice Samuels Co Boris Fridkin Troupe Tom Kelly Connors A Edna Aldo Bros l»prla«fleid, IlL MAJESTIC (wva) Musical Vynos Allle L Hasson <\ara Williams A Bell Boy Trio La Veen Cross A 2d half Marcus ft Ga^telle McNlsh A McNish Burns A Fulton. Dow A Dow Mermaid A Maids Myracaae. GRAND (Ubo) Master Gabriel Co Diamond A Brennan Herbert Dyer Co Ray Conlln Jos Leonard Co Millet Angeles Musical Soanes Tacoain PANTAGES (m) "Heart Throbs of City" Connelly Sis Allen A Lewis Irving Roth Rapoli Riiay A Girls EMPRESS (SC) Kamo Co "When Women Rule" Priugte A Allen Lee Bros Medlln Felber ft T Byal A Early Tcrre llaatc* lad. VARIETIES (ubo) "Rock Bye Baby " 2d half Chas Ledegar Hilde Orth Goodrich Moore ft K Burke King ft Walsh Rrgotta Lilliputians Tiilrdu KEITHS (ubo) "Ballet ClasBlque" Fred Ouprez Byron A Langdon Mareena A Deiton Bros Harry De Coe Vivian i Taraata SHEA'S (ute) 'Melstei singers" Joe Cook A Bro Dainty Marie The Rosalres Laddie Cliff Vera Mlchelena Wm Hawtrey O) 'Irwy, M. V, PROCTOR'S Prevett A Merrill Grace Belmont Bobby Leonard Co Rube Welch Co Qulntanu Band 2d half Larlabee A Belle Copeland A Payton Gardner Vincent Co Inez Clough Carl Eugen Troupe VancaMTcr* U. O. OKfHEUM (sc) Nina Payne "Who Was He?" Abeam Troupe Kelly A Ga.vln Scbreck A Percival "Village Choir" PA.nTAGES (m) Greene's Reception Greve A CTreen Harris Bros Eddie Howard 4 Marx Bros (3o Victoria, U. G. EMPRESS (ac) Dingle A Corcoran George Uall Florence A Lovett Brlerre A King The Nagfys \%a«kiaMi«B* D. O. CHASlirs (ubo) Lasky's 'Redheads" Leona Stevens McMahon Diamond A C sun Stanley 3 Robert E Keane Herbert A Goidsmlth Lillian Shaw . Waterlaa, la. MAJESTIC (wva) Bombay Deerfoot Van A Carrie Avery Jas Kennedy A Co Parlllo A FabrlU Eugene Trio 2d half Oranto * Maude B Llnd A Robinson Jas McCann A Co Irene A Bobbie Smith Musical Splilers Weat Hokukca, N. J. NEW AMSTERDAM (loew) Mr A Mrs Reynolds 3 Falcons (Three to fill) 2d half Bonner A Powers 3 Newmans (Three to fill) WlBBlpev. Can. EMPRESS (sc) Fraconia Opera Co Orvllle A Frank Kelso A Leigbton Ross A Asbton Dunedin Troupe Paria MARIONY (Sept) Robledlllo Grace Hodgklns Irene Hammond White A Peary a American Belles ALHAMBRA (Sept 1-15) Max Llnder Craggs Otto Viola Co Christy A Willis Jean Chermond 4 Amaranths Maximo Carbrey Boys Ferry Corway Maxime A Bobby Traroel FOLIES BERGERR (Sept.) Gus Fowler Hurapnti-BumpstI Hockneys Alice Wilson Trio PerlzofT Troupe Rourout Ballet Dflmares Alire Clalrville OLYMPIA (Sept.) Pad-lock A Key Best Abblns Duo Grisantos Egos Little Sousa 3 Alvarettas Hetty Bruce Jackson's Girls O'l^abe Troupe Mr ^ Mrs V Castle SolbrigH Co ALCACAR (Sept.) Phillip Sis Klrksmlth Sis Rosas de AndalourlH Breslna Sydney Terry Bonelll Victoria .Troupe Footlt's Sons Les Mitchels Blon-Dhln Oallaa Mile Arlatlne Haasbars UANSA (Sept) Mile de Berries Tommy Dancers Adelman Family Kaar Mlllo Mourlllo Oesa Varady Troupe Tortola Valencia Brlff Brafl A Brotf Clown Zerto Ivonnek Chanteur De Bretagne 4 Holtoways Herman King VIeaaa APOLLO (Sept) Mme Polalre Arnold Korff Cu Willie Panzer Co Paul Beckera Barnes A King Lina Llano Edward La Vine Mllda Brelten Toulouse Albert The GTrasers R0NACHBR8 (Sept) Kemande DIamant -ao Miles In 00 Mia" Santey Bros Gamblna Co Bunt A Rutt Usavary Glrla Imperial Girls Gustl Bdler AlllBon Troupe Mania WINTERGARTEN (Sept.) Maxwell A Jarrot Brazilian Dancers Flyf|ig Martins Opium Fiends Travllla Bros A Seal Rose A Ellis Muriel Hudson N ambers APOLLO (Sept) Aubin Lionel Minnie Marlow Carl Menrbardt Asana Students Taglio 3 Robert A Robert 3 Nightons SHOWS NEXT WEEK. New %urk. ADELE'—Longacre (4th week)._ BELIEVE ME XANTIPIPB"—.'WHh Street (5ih week). "DAMAGED GOODS"—Fulton. "BUNTY"—Royal. GRAND OPERA—Century. "HER OWN MONEY"—Comedy (3d week) HIPPODROME—America (3d week). "KISS MB QUICK "—48th Street (4tb week). •LiEBER ALGLSTIN"— Casino (3d week). "MADAM PRESIDENT" (Fanny Ward) — Qarrtck (Sept. lo). "NBAKLY MARRIED "—Gaiety (2d week). "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" (John Drew)—Empire (3d week. "OHI OHl DELPHINE"— G. O. H. "PEG O' MY HEART"-Cort (40th week). "POTASH A PERLMUTTBR"—Cohan (6th week). "ROB ROY" (Bessie Abbott) (revival)—Lib- erty (Sept. 15). '"SWEETHEARTS" (Christie MacDonald)— New Amsterdam (2d week). "THE COMMON LAW'—Prospect "THE DOLL GIRL"—Globe (4th week). "THE FAMILY CUPBOARD" — Playhouae (oth week). "THE FIGHT"—Hudson (4tli week). "THE LURE"—Elliott (0th week). "THE OLD HOMESTEAD"—ManhatUn (3d week). "THE PASSING SHOW OF 1913"—Winter Garden (l)th week). "THE SUNSHINE (TlRL" (Julian Sanderson 2(tth week). "THE TEMPERAMENTAL JOURNEY"—Be- lasco (3d week). "WHEN DREAMS COMB TRUE' (Joaepb Santiey)—i4tb Street (5th week). "'WITHIN THE LAW'—Eltinge (54th week). "WHO'S WHOT" (William Collier)—Criterion (2d week). Pklladelpkla. ZIEGFELD FOLLIES "—Forrest. THE MASTER MIND"—Garrick. "THE PURPLE ROAD"'—Lyric. "MADAM X" (Eugenie Blair)—Walnut. THE CHRISTIAN "—American. Stock. DUMONT'S MINSTRELS—Ninth A Arch. lioadoB. 1 LOVE YOU"—Ambassadors (Sept. 17). "THE EVER OPEN Di)OR —Aidwich. "NEVER SAY DIE"—Apollo. THE SCARLET BAND '--Comedy. OH I SAY "—Criterion. SEALED ORDERS "—Drury Lane (Sept. 11). "IHE MARRIAGE MARKET "—Daly's. "THE ADORED ONE""—Duke of Yorks. "THE GIRL ON THE F1L.M'"—Gaiety. •YEARS OF DISCRETION"—Globe. "THE REAL THING'—Garrick. "W'THIN THE LAW"—Haymarkct. "JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN "—His Ma jesty's THE GREAT ADVENTURE '—Klngsway. LOVE AND LAUGHTER" Lyric. THE BEGGAR-GIRLS WEDDING"—Ly- ceum. THE BIG GAME "New Theatre. '.MARY GOES FIRST" -Playhouse (Sept. 18) INTERLOPERS "Royalty (Sept. 15). "THE BARRIER""—Strand. "ANDR0CLE3 A.N'D THE LION'"—St. James's. THE PICTURE Ol' DORIAN (rRAY" Vau- deville. DIPLOMACY WynUli.im'H TOO MANV IN K. C. (Jhicago, Sept. 10. The Lyric, Kansas City, which opened last wrrk with vau(leville placed by the I'antages office at Chi- cago, is the fir^t ol the houses in the ovcrrrowdt'd lity ti» withdraw its en- try. Thf house closed Sunday ni^ht. BIG TIMB FALLING DOWN. (Continued from page 3.) daily at 10-15-25, while the former small times (Plaza) continues with five acts to 5-10-15. New Haven, Sept. 8. It is reported here that S. Z. Poll called upon P. Alonzo, his general booking chief, to make out a list of 20 headliners for this season for the Poli theatres in order that the boss of the circuit could have a look at the big time prospect It it said Mr. Alonzo vould not fur- nish Poli with a list of seven feature acts Poli could use for headliners. The outlook according to the story has greatly discouraged the New England magnate, who now believes if rumor is true that there is more money to be made in small than big time. The failure of the Colonial, New York, under the Keith direction, seems to be conceded in the intent of Keith to have his new vaudeville theatre at Broadway and 95th street replace the prize Williams house. The new Keith theatre will seat 2,200 and is due to open May 1 next, when the Colonial will be given another policy or per- haps rented. The admission at the uptown Keith house will be from ten cents to one dollar, although it may be found that the top orchestra price will be limited to fifty cents. Charles Piatt of 11 East 24th street, has almost com- pleted plans for the theatre. Tuesday the U. B. O. sent out a press story in the form of a state- ment by Percy G. Williams, in an at- tempt to hold up the claims of E. F. Albee that the Keith-Williams houses made money last season. It was re- ported Albee wanted Williams td make a flamboyant announcement "white- washing" the Albee management, but Williams confined the statement likely to the strict truth. Williams also men- tioned he did not intend returning to vaudeville, and Keith had full direction of the theatres. The impression had gained ground that the Keith New York houses had made such a poor showing Williams would retake them to prevent the prop- erties deteriorating in value. A rumor has gained credence that Keith will not renew his tenancy on the Union Square theatre when his lease expires next May. It's under- stood mercantile interests of New York have looked over the Union Square site with a view of buying the prop- erty. It's town talk that Keith has dropped money on the house in his at- tempt to make it repeat with "big time" "Keith Vaudeville." SOMB "LAW"! Chicago, Sept. 10. ■"Within the Law" played to $11,500 here last week, in the Olympir. at $1 prices. From ( hitaKr, Miss lllinKton and "The Law" show will go west, at a $2 scale. The piece is doing between $8,000 and $8,500 a week at the Eltinge at the present time. Last week, with an extra Labor Day matinee, liie r(cci|)ts totalled $9,3K5. If you don't •dvertliM' In VARIRTV. doo't NdvortlM At AlL