Variety (August 1914)

Page scan 000140 from Variety

Record Details:

Title:
Variety
Date:
August 1914
Publisher:
New York, NY: Variety Publishing Company
Volume:
Variety (August 1914)
Leaf #:
000140
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Trade Magazine",Vaudeville,Theatr
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System, Theatre and Vaudeville, and Early Cinema
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Communication Arts
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Founded in 1905 by Sime Silverman, Variety is the best known and most important trade paper in the history of American entertainment. Variety began as a New York weekly publication covering vaudeville, however, its scope expanded over time to include legitimate theatre, burlesque, motion pictures, radio, and television (transitions that the MHDL will eventually document within this record). In 1933, Daily Variety was launched in Los Angeles to offer in-depth coverage of the motion picture industry and serve as a competitor to The Hollywood Reporter, which was founded 'on the Coast' in 1930. In March 2013, Variety's owner ended the print edition of Daily Variety, though as of this writing, the weekly publication and a website offering non-stop news updates still exist. Variety may ultimately be best remembered for its integration of show business slang into entertainment trade coverage. Boffo. Hokum. Quickies. Svelte. Climaxer. Tenpercenter. Coastlander. Skein. We're still feeling zowied. -- Eric Hoyt, 2013
Date Added:
August 29, 2022
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VARIETY 41 Booking Everywhere THE WILLIAM FOXl VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT Is now ready to supply your house, whether Big o r| Small, with a full line of VAUDEVILLE ACTS booked in direct! conjunction with the WILLIAM FOX THEATRES JAC. W. LOEB, '' *" ' ' '■,'■■■"* . ■ ■ ■ ■■ General Booking Manager Address: ^ JOHN ZANFT, General Representative 130 West 46th Street New York Telephone, Bryant 7340 Vandeville Contracting Company^ L. C. McLaughlin, General Manafer. Suite 5M Fulton Building, PITTSBURGH, PA. mmr ▲ KJ np C Act* of every Description, wW f\ rS I ^ Nothing too big. Wire, Writ* or Phone. Features Needed Every Week. Nov Faces and Acts. The Oflce They All Boost Thert Must Be Reasons. Million Dollar DoUa 31 Princess St Louis 7 Gayety Kansas City Mischief Makers dl Club Milwaukee 7 Star St Paul Monte Carlo Girls 31 Temple Louisville 7 Olympic Cincinnati Moorish Maids 31 Trocadero Philadelphia 7 L O 14 Boston Moulin Rouge Girls 31 Garden Buffalo 7 Club Rochester Orientals 31-2 Stone O H Blnghamton 3-5 Park O H Erie 7 Grand Cleveland Pajama Girls 31 Star St Paul 7 Club Minne- apolis Passing Revue of 1914 31 Cadillac Detroit 7 Star Toronto Prize Winners 31 Gayety Buffalo 7 Corinthian R f)o h f^ fl t f^ 1* Progressive Qlrls 31 Majestic Indianapolis 7 Temple Louiovllle Reeve's Beauty Show 31 Casino Brooklyn 7 Music Hall New York Rices' Sam Daffydill Girls 31 Grand Cleve- land 7 Folly Detroit Robinson's Crusoe Girls 31 Gayety Kansas City 7 Gayety Omaha Roseland Girls 31 Miner's Bronx New York 7 Orpheum Paterson Rosey Posey Girls 31-2 Grand Hartford 3-5 Empire Albany 7 Miner's Bronx New York September Morning Glories 31 Gayety St Louis 7 Majefitlc Indianapolis Social Maids 31 Columbia Chicago 7 Princess St Louis Star & Garter 31 Casino Boston 7-0 Worcester Worcester 10-12 Park Bridgeport Sydell's London Eellcs 31 Gayety Detroit 7 Gayety Toronto Tango Girls 31 L O 7 Boston Tango Queens 31 Empire Chiago 7 Standard St Louis Taxi Girls 31 Murray Hill N Y 7-0 Gilmore Springfield 10-12 Jacques Waterbury Tempters 31 Standard Cincinnati 7 Victoria Pittsburgh The Winners 31 Boston 7 Boston Transatlantiques 31 Lyric Memphis 7 Dau- phine New Orleans Trocaderos 31-2 Bastable Syracuse 3-5 Lum- berg Utlca 7 Gayety Montreal Watson Sisters 31 Empire Hobokcn 7 Em- pire Brooklyn Watson's Big Show 31 Gayety Montreal 7-9 Empire Albany 10-12 Grand Hartford Whirl of Mirth 31 Bijou Nashville 7 Buck- ingham Louisville Winning Widows 31 Empire Brooklyn 7 L O 14 Westminster Providence Yankee Doodle Girls 31 Gayety Baltimore 7 Bijou Richmond Zallah's Own Show 31 Lyric Atlanta 7 Bijou Nashville BARNUM-BAILEY.—28 Eugene. 29 Med- ford. Ore.; 31 Chico, 1 Marysvllle, 2 Sacra- mento, 3 Napa, 4 Oakland. 5-7 San Francisco, Cal. HAGENBECK-WALLACE.—28 Alton, 20 Road House, 111.; 31 Mexico. 1 Marshall. 2 Jefferson City, 3 Sedalla, 4 Nevada, 6 Clin- ton, Mo. 101-RANCH.—82 Streator, 20 Dwight, 30 So Chicago. 31 Danville. HI; 1 Sullivan, 2 Evansville, 3 Vincennes, 4 Worthlngton, 5 Indianapolis. Ind. RINGLING.—28 Cedar Rapids. 20 Clinton. 31 Davenport, la.; 1 Freeport: 2 DeKalb, 111.; 3 Janesville. Wis.; 4 Rockford. 5 Sterl- ing. 111. LETTERS Where C follows name, letter is in Variety's Chicago- office. Where S F follows name, letter is in Variety's San Francisco office. Advertising or circular letters will not be listed. P following name indicates postal, advertised once only. ^ A Adams Bros Aimes Noette Alexander Wood Alford Jack (C) Alton Ethel (C) Andrews Mm G Aust Donnellys (C) B Bamburg Kitty Barry Walter (C) Bartlett Ouy Co (P) Boarh Lillian BennlnRton C Berry & T>a Force Bctts Blllv Betts Wininm J Eonner Alf Boromnn Brcs Boyco Bob (P) Boyd Ernest Boyd Larry Boyd £ St. Clair Boyne Hazel O Bragdon Guy Buch Bros Purlback Ethel Burnard D C Calhoun .Julia (P) Cnllnhnn & Mark Cane Joe (C) r.'irdnwnlo SIstrrH f'armen Frank rnrr Wllllnm H (C) rhnndler Roy Clark H;ir\. V ' s !' i Clayton m l»rcw INDKPINDKNT CIRCUI VAUDCVILLK The Beet SnuJl Time la the Far West. Steady Consecutive Work for Novelty Feature Acts EXECUTIVE OFFICES, ALCAZAR THEATRE BLDC. SAN FRANCISCO Can amage from three to Ave weeks between sailings of boats for Australia for all Arat daaa acta. Communicate by wire or letter. THE WEBSTER VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT CHICAGO Suite 2t IM North La Salle St. JENNY WEBSTER, Prop. Affiliated with EDWARD J. FISHER, INC., Seattle; BERT LEVY CIRCUIT, San Francisco GEORGE H. WEBSTER, General Manager Harry Rickard's Tivoli Theatres, LTD., AUSTRALIA Capital $l,2St,MI And AFFIUATED CIRCUITS, INDIA and AFRICA. Combined Capital, $3,IM.tM HUGH McINTOSH, Governing Director Registered Cable Address: "HUGHMAC." Sydney Head Office: TIVOLI THEATRE. SYDNEY—AUSTRALIA NEW YORK OFFICES, 112 Strand Theatre Bldg. THE GRIFFIN CIRCUIT THE HIDE-AWAY BIG TIME CIRCUIT Direct booking agent, PETER F. GRIFFIN, Griffin Theatre Bldg.. Toronto, Canada BRENNAN-FULLER Vaudeville Circuit (AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND) AFFIUATIONS WITH SOUTH AFRICA AND INDIA BEN J. FULLER, Governing Director A. R. SHEPARD GENERAL REPRESENTATIVE, fll PANTAGES THEATRE BLDG., SAN FRANCISCO 95% of all performers going to Europe make their steamship arrangements through us. Tjie following have: Sarah Bernhardt, Burgis and Clara, The Bercsenys, Harry Booker & Co., Bento Bros., Borsini Troupe. Berg Bros., The Brcmens, Billy Broad. Byers and Herman, Bernard's Manikins, Bonhair Troupe, ClifiBerzac, Bricc and King, Clara Ballerini. PAUL TAUSIG A SON, IM E. 14th SL, Now Yorh City. German Savings Bank Bldg. Telephone Stuyveeaat IMt XOilca.. PAUL SCHULTZE Theatrical, Variety and Circus Agumcj, Established 18A2. LONDON: 8, St. Martin's Place, W. C, Trafal- gar Square. BERLIN S. W., 48: 31, Friedrichttrasse. Tele- phone 4, 10214. S to 7 WEEKS .> Write or Wire — ^ J. H. ALOZ Booking Agency. Orpheum Theatre Bldg., MONTREAL, P. Q. AMALGAMATED Vaudeville Agency B. S. MOSS, Prealdent and General Manager ROniCINn MOSS A BRILL CIRCUIT PRUDENTIAL CIRCUIT uvrvrivii^VJ PLIMMER CIRCUIT Artists and acts of every description suitable for vaudeville can obtain long engagements hjr BOOKING DIRECT with us. Send in your open time at once or call. TRYOUTS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR ACTS UNKNOWN TO US Offices: Columbia Theatre Bldg.—TIMES SQUARE. NEW YORK—Telephone Bryant ^445 CASPER TODD AND SHAFER BOOKING EXCHANGE CO. Booking theatres in the Middle Weat, Small jumps. ARTISTS, Let us hear from 70U JUMPING EAST TO WEST. Nothing too large. 623.<25 Wabash Bldg., PITTSBURGH, PA Bell Phone, Court 2M7 New York Representative, R. L. REICH, Putnam Bldg. Marie James Reliable Art i sts' Representative Bookinsr exclusively with the W. V. M. A. and U. B. O. Can successfully handle a few more standard acts. Suite 21 Hobbs Building, 68 W. Washington St. Phone, Randolph 1896 CHICAGO, ILL. 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