Variety (October 1914)

VARIETY 17 Stan Stanley 8 Mack ft Walker EMPRESS (loew) Murphy ft Foley Shrlner ft Richards Romaln A Orr •Thro Skylight" Nell McKlnley McCluro A Dolly PANTAQE8 (m) "Kingdom of Dream*' Cornell Corley Co Acme 4 Early A Lalght Grey A Peters Kelfey A Catlin LMlBYllle KEITH'S (ubo) Horllck Family Tango Chief Hoey A Lee Woods Woods 3 "Eloping" (Others to fill) Memphis ORPHEUM Homer Llnd Co Schwars Bros Lee A Cranston John A Mae Burke Rae Samuels Le Gfrohs Althoff Sisters (Others to fill) Milwaakee MAJESTIC (orph) Robert Edeson Co Jack Wilson Mabel Berra 3 Alvarettas Rae E Ball Zertho's Dogs Fred Bowers Co John Hlgglns CRYSTAL (loew) Nip A Tuck Princeton A Tale Chas A Sallle Dunbar "Power of Melody" (One to fill) Minneapolis ORPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) Mile Asorla Co Billy B Van Co White Hussars Brown A Rochello Cantwell A Walker DeHaven A Nice (One to fill) UNIQUE (loew) Landry Bros Rouble Sims Delmore A Light E E Cllye Co The Clevelands Ford's Review Montreal ORPHEUM (ubo) Rlggs A Wltchie ' Rice A Cohen DeMlchelle Bros 3 Keatons Comfort A King (Others to fill) IfaskTfll*. Tea a. PRINCESS (ubo) 4 Marx Bros Newark, N. J. LYRIC (pr) Langslow Co Harold Kennedy Eldon ft Clifton Mimic Four Queen* of Diamonds Weston A Young 4 Reenes Montague's Cockatoos 2d half Daynton A Greene Wright A Rich Qulgg A Nlckerson Evelyn Ware Skating Bear Harry Sullivan Co George Murphy Dr Herman Wewwarsrh, If. T. COHEN OH (loew) Leonard A Alvln Leonard A Dempsey "Birthday Party" Harry Rose Blanche Sloane 2d half Saona Lerner A Ward Viola Duval Tnes McCauley Co Rockwell A Wood Fanton's Athletes New Orleans ORPHEUM Mme Yorska Co Odlva The Volunteers Fisher A Green Gardiner 3 I>ee Barth LlRhtner ft Jordan (One to fill) New Rochelle, N. Y. LOEW Tabor ft Green Elsie Gilbert Co (One to fill) 2d half Harry Rose "The Tangle" "Vaude In Monkland" Norfolk, Va^ COLONIAL (ubo) 1st half Lottie Collins Kelly A Galvln (Others to fill) 2d half Raymonds 3 Marconi Bros Misses Campbell (Others to fill) Oakland ORPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) Moore Ltttlefleld Co Marie Fenton Three Types Alco Trio Ida Dlvlnoff Lydell Rogers A L Rube Dickinson Adair A Adair Oadea, Utah ORPHEUM (loew) Theo Bamberg Jolly A Wild Allen Miller Co Rose A Moon Alice Hanson :\ Mori Bros Omsk* ORPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) Fred Kornau Australian McLeans John A Emm Ray Alleen Stanley Leo Zarrell Co Miller A Lyles Hines A Fox (One to fill) Ottawa DOMINION (Ubo) Dunedln Duo Orr A De Costa Marlon Murray Co Eddie Ross Bronson A Baldwin (Others to fill) Peoria, III. HIPPODROME (loew) Joyce A West El Cleve Bush A Shapiro When It Strikes Home Melnotte Twins 6 Olivers 2d half Juggling Normans Carlta Day Murry Livingston Co Yvvone Jones A Johnson Ruch Bros Philadelphia KEITH'S (ubo) nrltt Wood Fritz A Lucy Bruch Sylvia Loyal Van A Schenck Gallager A Carlln Kramka Bros Adele Ritchie Blanche Ring Co BROADWAY (ubo) Jardin de Danse Newhoff A Phelps Geo Nagel Co Tracey Stone A 8 Doc O'Neill (One to fill) GRAND (ubo) Alonzo Cox Boothby A Leberden Rose A Gates Maldie De Long Whitfield A Ireland Capt Sorrho's Divers KEYSTONE (ubo) The Marshes Minola Hunt Tom Williams Co Nina Payne Melodv Trio "Dormitory Girls" WM PENN (ubo) The Dillons Devlne ft Williams Milton Pollock Co Aiken Pagan A Duffy Feature film (One to fill) GLOBE (ubo) Burton A Parker Crelghton Sisters Dean A Fay Frank Bush "Fashion Shop" Chung Wha Four Seymour's Dogs PALACE (ubo) The Ferraros Martlne A Trolse Annette Walker Devon Sisters Newsky Troupe KNICKERBOCKER (loew) Brlerre A King Waterbury B A Tenny Percy Warem Co Brown Harris A B "Vaude In Monkland" (One to fill) 2d half Planrhe Sloane Kelso A Lelghton Haeer ft Goodwin "When Women Rule" Lee ft Noble 10 Pnrk Knights ALHAMBRA (loew) Evelyn Cunningham Kelso ft Lelghton Thnt Sextette Lerner A Ward Von Cello 2d half Deblna Norton ft Sweethearts - Polly Prim Clemecco Bros (One to fill) Plttnhiirirh GRAND (ubo) NeHle NlehnN Ryan' ft Lee ' Ethel Barrymore Willie Bros Marzella's Birds Conlln Steele 3 (Others to fill) HARRIS (ubo) Lc Patlte Review "Tho Last Laugh" The Blaches Delea ft Arma The Holdsworths Turner A Grace (One to All) SHERIDAN SQ (ubo) Abou Hamad Arabs Romera Troupe Hayes A Alpolnt Taylor Sisters Symonds A Weston Maley A Woods MILES (loew) Geo M Daley Co Phi la La Toska Stuart Black Co Klnkald Kilties Marshall P Wilder (One to fill) Plalnaeld. N. J. PROCTOR'S Mary Donoghue S V Leveene Co Mr A Mrs Allison International 6 Burt Melburn 2d half Harry Victor "He—She A Piano" The Vanderkoors Titanic • Disaster Louise Echell Co Porteheeter, N. Y. PROCTOR'S Harry Victor "Ho—She A Piano" Dolly Coleman "Shirt Waist Factory" Waiman 2d half Mary Donoghue Irene A Walter Henney Pearson A Garfield Mr A Mrs Allison Aeroplane Girls Portland, Ore. EMPRESS (loew) Ethel A Lucy Baker Lelghton A Robinson Grace DeWlnters Ryan Richfield Co Harry Thomson Cycling McNutts PANTAOES (m) 11 Minstrel Maids Isabel Fletcher Co Hugo Lutgen Elwood A Snow Leon A Adellbe Sis Providence, R. I. 3 Keltons Lewis A Norton Polly Prim Bert Melrose (One to fill) 2d half Stewart ft Dakln Nowlln ft St Claire Chas Delnnd Co Klass ft Bernle Caeser Rivoll KEITH'S (ubo) Wiley ft Ten Eyck Belle Baker Wm Lytell Co A Prince Alf Holt 7 Bracks Moore A Yates Johnson A Wells Bond ft Cassen Roeheater, IV. Y. TEMPLE (ubo) Chretlenne ft Loulset Julia Curtis Chas Thomson Bert Fltzglbbons Manny A Roberts Allen Dlnehart Co "Lonesome Lassies" Pederson Bros Mr A Mrs D Elwyn Irwin A Hersog Senator Murphy Deane's Fantoms PANTAGES (M) (Open Wed Mat) Pony Moore Co Wlnsch A Poore Cnogan A Cox Gilbert A Gerard Love A Wilbur San Dleajo SPRECKEL (orph) 1st half Hans Kronold Hermlne Shone Co 0 American Dancers Alexander A Scott Cleo GTascoigne Les Salvaggls (One to fill) PANTAGES (m) Ethel Davis Co King Thornton Co Miller Packer A Selz Taylor A Arnold Chester Kingston 8a«*raasento ORPHEUM (2-8) Morris Cronln Co Frank North Co Fredericks Slemons C Kalmar A Brown Miller A Vincent Chief Caupollcan Lockett ft Waldron EMPRESS (loew) (Open 8un Mat) Montrose A Sydell Calts Bros Wilson A Wilson Morris A Beasley Odrtone Kitty Francis Co Sasrlnnw, Mich. BIJOU (ubo) Judson Cole Dvnes ft Van Epps When Love Is Young Benaee ft Balrd Marriott. Troune 2d half "Dittle Modiste" Suit Luke OttPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) Tamed Waldemor Young & I "The Tiojiutlcfl" Hnrrv Tiuda Weston ft Clsre Ernie Potts Co Kathrv. Durkln EMI'URSS Mnew) Tjivpn ft Benl&roln Eva Prout Saa Fraa«*r- «••» ORPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) White A Jason Gertrude Coghlan Co Swor A Mack Meehan's Doge Jos Jefferson Co Bendlx Players Burnham A Irwin Claude Golden EMPRESS (loew) Juggling Nelson Burke A Harris Musical Avollos Wm H St James Co Anderson A Got nee Stewart Sis A Escorts PANTAGES (m) (Open Sun Mat) Allsky's Hawallans William Shilling Co Sllber A North Belle Trio Slivers Oakley San Jose, Cal. VICTORY (orph) (6-7) (Same bill as at Sac- ramento this Issue) Savannah. Gs. BIJOU (ubo) 1st half Lyons A Yosco Great Howard Irene A Bob Smith Joe Kramer Co Seheneetady. If, Y. PROCTOR'S "Making the Movies" Ellnore A Francklns Graham A Randall Virginia Girls Versatile Trio Fitch B Cooner Julia Rooney 2d half "In Old New York" Temple 4 Undine Andrews Markee Eros Bud Snyder Co McCarthy Sisters Daly A Gallagher geraatoa, Pa. POLT'S (ubo) "Aurora of Light" Flying H« , »»—s McCormlck A Irving Lambert A Ball "Honey Girls" Great Leon Co (Others to fill) Seattle ORPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) Ward A Cullen Trovato "Red Heads" Eugene Trio Cartmell A Harris Asahl Quintet Corbett Sheppard A D EMPRESS (loew) (Open Sun Mat) Davis A Matthews Hoyt A Wardell Mcintosh A Maids Bernard ft Harrington Fred Hlllebrand Nichols Nelson Tr PANTAGES (m) Staley Dlrbock Co Edgar Atchison Ely Qulnn A Mitchell Joe Lanlgan 3 Kratons ■lonv City ORPHEUM (Open Sun Mat) Ellnore ft Williams 3 Hlckey Rros Natalie ft Ferrari McKay ft Ardlne Will Ropers Vlollnsky (Others to All) South ChloiiKo GAIETY (wva) "i ream Girl" 2d half "hr Engcfords Hnrrls West 3 • •■ -tor J White Co '.illlan Wntson Martin ft Maxmllllnn So. Wornalk, Conn. HOYT'S (loew) I.awton Joe F Sullivan C.n We«ti?D ft Young (Two to fill) 2d half Barnes A Robinson Elsie Gilbert Girls (Three to fill) Spnkaae ORPHEUM (loew) . (Open Sun Mat) Golden A West Sallle Stembler Holmes A Riley Cameron DeVItt Co Wilson Bros Slayman All Arabs PANTAGES (m) (Open Sun Mat) Maurice Samuels Co Oxford 3 Nadcll A Kane Agnes VanBracht Dunlay A Merrill Rood's Terriers St. Lonls COLUMBIA (orph) Trizle Frlganza Mile Mary on Vadle ., "Telephone Tangle" - Mr A Mrs J. Barry Santly A Norton Chas Weber Max Yorke's Dogs Billy McDermott St. Peal. MIbb. ORPHEUM (Open Sua Mat) Lai Mon Kim John Geiger Mildred Grover Co Chlnko Minnie Kaufman Bertha Kalich Co (One to fill) EMPRESS (loew) Bessie's Cockatoos Dolce Sisters 3 Lorettas Llda McMillan Co Brady A Mahoney Edwards Bros Stockton YOSBMITB (orph) (4-5) (Same bill as at Sac- remento this Issue) Syraenae, N. Y. GRAND (ubo) Mabelle A Ballet Geo Brown Co Corel 11 A Gillette 3 Lyres Louise Galloway Co Girl from Milwaukee Barton A Lovera Eddie Foy Family Taeoi EMPRESS (loew) Blanrhe Leslie Patrlcola A Myers Polsln Bros Earl A Curtis Gray A Graham "School Days" PANTAGES (m) Bruce Richardson Co Lander Stevens Co Prince A Deerle York Trio Togan A Geneva Torre ffante. fnd. < VARIETIES (ubo* Wm Weston Co Olive Vail Co Qulnland A Richards Leonard A Whitney Bush A Engle 2d half Nick's Skating Girls Van Bros Claude Tracey King A Brown "Who's Girl Are You" Ta!*4a. O. KEITH'S (ubo) Flanagan A Edwards "School Playground" Mosher Hayes A M Nelusco A Hurley (Others to fill) Toronto SHEA'S (ubo) Alice Lloyd Howard A Symans Billy Rogers The Gaudsmldts Felix A Barry Sis Julia Gonzales Bertha Crelghton Co (One to fill) YONGE ST (loew) Gravotte Lavondre Co Paul Bownes Phllllpl 4 Smith A Farmer Ex-Mayor Shank Frank Stafford Co Morris A Allen Wolgas A Girlie Troy, N. Y. PROCTORS Little Nap Hetty Urma Barefoot Boy Bckert A Berg Calson A Calson 4 Readings Jewell Van Buren Co 2d half "Making the Movies" Billy Morse Versatile Trio Fitch B Cooper The Doherty s "The Tamer" Union Hill. W. J HUDSON (ubo) Turelly Ott Cox A Jardin Henshaw A Avery Reglna Conelll Co Wills Holt Wakefield Hanlon Bros Nat Wills Tye Avaras tTtlon. W. V. SHUBERT (ubo) Bison City 4 Mendelson 4 Marie Fltzglbbons Fountain Nymphs (Others to fill) Vnneonver, R. C. ORPHEUM (loew) Canarls A Cleo Bill Robinson Bobbe A Dale Svengall Haydn Burton A H Black A White PANTAGES (m) Claire Rawson Co Creole's Orchestra McConnell A Nlemeyer Arthur Whltlaw Great Harrahs Vlotorta. B. r. PANTAOES (m) Walter Terry Girls Gardner A Revere Juggling Mowatts LaTourralne 4 2 Kerns Washington. D. V. KEITH'S (ubo) Doley A Bales Pekln Mysteries Arthur Barrett Henrietta Crossman Co Adler A Arllne Ryan A Tlerney Claire Rochester "Society Buds" Waterhnry, Conn. LOEW The Hasnmsns Edna Whistler Clayton A Lennle "Dairy Maids" Nowlln A 8t Clnlre Gypsy Countess 2d half 3 Keltons Lewis A Norton "Spider A Fly" Oeo B Reno Co (Two to fill) Wlanlpea. fas. ORPHEUM 1/awIb A Russell Williams A Wolfus Woodman A Livingston Everest's Monkeys Princess Radjah Bertie Ford Fremont Benton Co (One to fill) PANTAGES (m) James J Corbett ft DeLuxe Girls Skipper Kennedy A R Trnnsfleld Sisters 3 Baltus SHOWS NEXT WEEK. NEW YORK. "A PAIR OF SILK STOCKINGS"—Little (3d week). "A PERFECT LADY" (Rose Stahl)— Hudson (2d week). "BIG JIM OARRITY" (John Mason)—New York (4th week). "CHIN-CHIN" (Montgomery and Stone)— Globe (Sd week). "DADDY LONG LEGS"—Gaiety (flth week). "DANCING AROUND" (Al Jolson)— Winter Garden (4th week). "DIPLOMACY"—Empire (3d week). GRAND OPERA—Centurv (8th week). "HE COMES UP SMTL'NO" (Douglas Fair- banks)— Llbertv («th week). "INNOCENT"--Eltlnae (IHh week). "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"—Cohan (Oth week). "KICK IN"—Longacre (4th week). "LIFE"—Mnnhattnn O. H. (3d week). MARIE TEMPEST CO. (Repertoire)—Comedy (Nov. 2). "MILADY'S BOUDOIR" (Adele Mood)—Oar- rlck (2d week). •MY LADY'S DRESS" Playhouse (2d week). "MR. WU f> (Walker Whiteside)—Maxlne El- liott (4th week). "OUTCAST" (Elsie Ferguson)— Lyceum (Nov. 2). "ON TRIAL"—Candler (12th week). PRINCESS PLAYERS-Princess (3d week). "PYGMALION" (Mrs. Campbell)—Park 4th week). "PAPA'S DARLING"—Amsterdam (Nov. 2). "SUZ1"—Casino (Nov. 3). "THAT SORT" (Nazimova)—Harris (Nov. 6). THE BATTLE CRY"—Lyric (2d week). "THE HIOHWAY OF LIFE "—Wallack's (2d week). "THE GIRL FROM UTAH"—Knickerbocker (10th week). "THE HIGH COST OF LOVING"—Republic (11th week). "THE MIRACLE MAN"—Astor (7th week). "THE HAWK" (Wm. Faversham)— Shubert (5th week). "THE LILAC DOMINO"—44th Street (2d week). "THE LAW OF THE LAND"—48th Street (6th week). "THE PHANTOM RIVAL"—Belasco (5th week). "THE ONLY GIRL"—30th Street (Nov. 2). "TWIN BEDS"—Fulton (18th week). "UNDER COVER"—Cort (11th week). "WARS OF THE WORLD''—Hippodrome (Oth week). i-nj gUTOago. "THE REVOLT"—American (2d week). "WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS"—Auditorium (2d week). "THE TRUTH"—BIsckstone (1st week). "A PAIR OF SIXES"—Cort (13th week). "CONSEQUENCES"—Fine Arts (1st week). "PEG O' MY HEART"—Garrlck (20th week). "THE LITTLE CAFE "—Illinois (1st week). "ONE GIRL IN A MILLION"—La Salle (Oth week). "POTASH A PERLMUTTER"—Olympic (lltb week). "THE YELLOW TICKET"—Powers (Oth week). "TODAY"—Princess (6th week). "UNDER COVER "—Cohan's. AMERICAN ROOF. Diversified hill to a pleasing extent at the American the last half of last week. Business of about the same proportions as during the summer. Marcou opened, with shadowgraphlng. His silhouette routine Is not extraordinary but is deftly executed. Msrcou appeared to out his act A stronger closing Is needed. The two Bohemians scored substantially. One man does the vocal work and does It well for those who like the classical stuff In foreign tongues. Ths other chap manipulates an accordion. The medley and whistling accompaniment put the turn In big favor. One advantage these foreign combinations have Is that they oan change their names to suit any house. The Harrison Armstrong Players offered "Squaring Accounts," two chsractsrs. Ons Is an old skinflint who revels In squeeslng his tenants. The other a ragged tatterdemalion, barefooted dispenser of the news with a pen- chant for shooting crsps. Some slang shooter slso. Teaches old guy the dice game. Act ends with the old boy giving news Isd a re- ceipt for rent In full, the latter and his mother being one of the renters. Story o'erdrawn but has heart appeal. The person doing the newsboy looked as though "he" were a woman. Marshall P. Wilder, playing a full week, got a good gangway with the Vltagraph pic- ture In which he "posed" the central char- acter. WIlder'H routlno of lokes about the same as other years. The Ellis Nowlan Troupo filled the stage. Handicapped by lack of room upstairs. Acrobatic pleased while the prop stage horse was a comedy scream. Lee and Noble opened the second part. Former Dorothy and Verdi art. About only change Is name. Percy Waram and Co., seen hereabouts several times. Skit moves along In an excellent comedy groove. Farcical, of the boisterous, robust type that hits 'em hard In the pop circuits. Rene Santos wan next to closing. She did nicely. No denying the voice. Sings naturally, easily snd her range Is not forced. She has a pleasant manner. Aerial La Vails (Nsw Acts) closed. UNION SQUARE. They sre turning them sway. But s short time ago the Union Squsre with Ite big time policy was playing to empty benches. Pop vaudeville and the pictures are turning the trick, aided bv strenuous management and an electrical ballyhoo outside. The Hants In the house have been decorated with globes repre- senting flowers, and all the curtained hangings around the boxes have been removed. This Is one of the best things the Square ever did, as those former affair* were an abomination. Girl ushers have replaced those sleepy looking bo vs. The bill opened with a two reeler. "T^ove and Base Ball" (Film Reviews), which was fol- lowed by a Neuter comedv. After the Dorothy Hunter-Jack McEnnes (New Acts) dancing came a lecture on "Life In .Toilet Prison," with still picture accompaniment. Twelve minutes. Talk dry but pood ptufT for a quiet Sunday. Pictures could have been plainer. Sawyer-Tnnnor (\'ew Acts) preceded an- other comedv picture. "No Show for the Chauffeur," hsdlv concplved snd overdrawn. The Oliver White no. offered n dramatic sketch that piled up several "surprise" situations. Act held blR Intercut until the clo'-e. when It lost Its sped. Three men speak their lines 'very well snd not a word was lost. Bennett ami Hawlcy are using the old Mat- fhews-Ashlev Ch Inn town set In "one." Very little deviation from the old turn. "The Law and the Man" (New Acts) and a picture "repeater" were next. Fred B. Hall (New Acts) was lust ahead of the closing turn. "In StagHnnd," a noisy art with little talent.