Variety (October 1914)

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"Chimmle" McFadden, known the world over as "The Big Noise" among newsboys, is laying plans to enter vaudeville this sea- son. The Industrial Fair opened at the Coliseum Oct 17. John Joy Robinson, assisted by Thalia Weed Newcomb, is one of the amuse- ment features. The W. S. V. A. has transferred the Abram- Johns Co. from the Hippodrome in Los An- geles to the Republic in this city. The ag- gregation play dramatic tabs. A three-act drama, entitled "The Voice Within," written by Herbert Bashford, will be produced In the near future by A. H. Mac- kenzie and J. Whlttemore. Face Imperfections Corrected 112 Broadway NEW YORK Call or Write. DR. PRATT j Phil Hastings, the well known press agent, who went to the country some time ago to ward off a threatened attack of bronchitis, is back In town apparently In good health. "The Gods of the Mountains," a three-act symbolic play by Lord Dunsany, was pre- sented here at the Paul Elder Art Gallery Oct. 13, under the direction of Clara Alex- ander. Wl'l H. Cross of Cross and Darragh waa stricken with an attack of Hrlght's disease while playing in La Grande, Ore., on Oct. 4. At the time it was thought advisable to send for his sister, who lives In Chicago. It is be- lieved that Cross will return east with his Bister for a brief visit. Louis Dennlson, who was Richard Bennett's principal support in "Damaged Goods," but now a member of the Alcazar Stock, an- nounced that he will organize a western com- pany to play the Rrieux piece over the one night stands which were not touched by the original company In Its coast tour. "The Graven Image," a three-act drama, from the Joint pens of Adraln Matzger and Walter A. Rivers, had its first production on any stage at the Alcazar here Oct. 12. The play lacked the necessary requirements to put It over in the winning column. In order to urouse and maintain Interest, the P. P. I. E. Bureau of Exploitation pre- vailed upon the Italian Hemont to hold their annual Columbus Day festivities on the fair site, Sunday, Oct. 11. The program consisted af athletics, aquatic sports and n hugp page- ant depicting the landing of Columbus. .Vi.000 people were attracted to the grounds during the day. ATLANTIC CITY. IIY LOI -* WILLIAMS. APOLLO (Fr« E. Moore. ingr.)-- 1S, "Loves Mod. 1«>. "The Hound-Up''; 22. Alia N'azimova • rii.it Sort" (|>rrmW-i»;) NIXON (Hurry lirown, mgr.).--"Chocolate Soldier" (pictures). KEITH'S (('ha 1 -. O. Anderson, mgr.; U. P. O.).— Louise l>resser and Co. (new not), "A Turn of the Knob," Jos. E. Howard & Mabel McCane, went well ; Van and Sehenck, good ; MANAGERS CUTTING SALARIES So Am I But on Suits and Overcoats This Cut Will Only Last A Few Weeks. Suits and Overcoats Now $12 to $45 As I Appreciate the Conditions With the Boys Always. 1582 BROADWAY 724-2S 7th Awe. 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Marie Dressier will open In her new show entitled "A Mix Up," Oct. 2«, at the Apollo. After the poor business at the beginning of last week for the legitimate theatres, due to the repeat attractions, the attendance at "Kick In" took a leap after the succes of the premiere performance. Keith's is rapidly becoming known as try- out house for new vaudeville acts. Over a half dozen have bad their premieres there In the past two months. Over five millions of dollars are being spent on new hotels In the resort, now under course of construction and reconstruction. Two new boulevards that will connect New York and Philadelphia with more direct routes than they now possess will add greatly to the touring car contingent that makes Atlantic City the week-end point of vantage. The Morris Guards, a crack military organ- ization of the resort, returned from their an- nual encampment Oct. 18. They are planning a theatrical production for the fall season. The old-fashioned dances look to be be due for a return. These dances which are held as part of the evening feature on one of the Biers are rapidly gaining favor. The Boston Ip Is a much-requested number. ATUNTA. By R. H. McCAW. FORSYTH (Hugh Cardoza, mgr.; agent, U. If. O.).—Winona Winter, scores; "Lawn Party," hit; Diamond & Virginia, go well; Fred Sosman, big; Penderson Bros., good; Hoen & Dupreece, applause; Lawrence A Ed- wards, please. ATLANTA (Homer George, mgr.).—"The Midnight Girl," fair business. BIJOU (Jake Wells, mgr.).—Jewell Kelley Stock. COLUMBIA (James Roberts, mgr.).—Nat Haynes" Burlesquers. GRAND (Harry Hearn, mgr.; agent, U B O.).—Feature films. The Jewell Kelley Stock company at the Bijou again threatens to close unless business Improves. May Lee of tho "Mutt and Jeff" (southern) and Ernest Dnnd of New York were married at Hendersonvllle, N. C. With tho death of Columbia Extended bur- lesque at the Lyric, local promoters have re- opened the Columbia with stock burlesque. The Columbia formerly played such nttriie- tlons but dwindled away. AUSTRALIA. Dy E. G. KMOX. Sydney. Sept 2fl. For some months now, Australia has been the happy hunting ground of American ae-