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VARIETY 27 = BEST PLACES TO STOP AT H. CLAMAN, Prop. M. CLAMAN, Mgr. YANDIS COURT 241-247 West 43d Street (Just off Broadway), New York Phone Bryant 7»12-7»13 The Newest Thing in Housekeeping, Furnished Apartments con- sisting of 1 and 3 Rooms, with Kitchenettes, Private Bath, Phone. In every new project before things are whipped into final state loopholes are left open, such as engaging systemless help, mistakes here and there on the part of the various con- tractors, who also are human and not infallible, and who are no faster than we are to remedy mistakes made. We are proud to say that our help has been entirely reorganised. At n very great expense a new hot water system has been installed, heetlng enough water to satisfy the demand threefold, making certain a full flow of water continually. A female switchboard operator looks after all messages and is ever attentive. A re- ception room has been created for the benefit of theatrical folks, a system for looking after forward mail is properly checked up. Our trunk room is spacious and without charge whatsoever. Our rooms are so arranged that privacy Is everywhere. In short, we are a small Woolworth building. Thus insuring our patrons and friends the services and attention that can be had only at a hotel, barring the tipping, of course. HENRI COURT 312-311 W. 48th St. 85*0 Bryant THE CLAMAN 32S A 33f W. 43d St. 4213-4131 Bryant Principal Office Yandis Court Hotel Richmond 70 WEST 4STH STREET rsi e:\az york 1 BLOCK FROM BROADWAY, 1 BLOCK FROM 5TH AVENUE S MINUTES WALK TO St THEATRES This excellent hotel, with its quiet, comfortable, attractive service and restful a phere, invites your patronage. TARJFFt Double room, use of hath, fl.Sf per day. Double room, private bath and show Kr day. Parlor, bedroom aad private bath, UN per day. Parlor, two bedrooms and private th, $4.M per day. For parties of three, four or five persons we have large suites with private bath at special rates, ranging from $1.M per day up. Telephone la every rosea. Good and reasonable restaurant, giving you fessional rates. service free of char go... Special EUGENE CABLE, Proprietor: THE SIGN OF EXCLUSIVE ENTERTAINMENT Far th who seek the Ideal parties not too far from oua af gap nut* Hunter Island Inn Combines the Table Comforts of the Best Restaurant with the delights af th. Old Tuna Country Pest Read Hostelry. An excellent Cabaret aad Dan ring Space add to the pleasure el this —JsJM place to eat. HUNTER ISLAND INN PELHAM BAY PARK, NEW YORK OTY ARTHUR E. MACLEAN, Prop. Tel. MO Westchester Theatrical Headquarters ISPJH&JEV* ^ l *Z iih ■•* "Ml cald running water, tt.K-ft.N weekly. With private oath, 91.0a, sil.es and $12.tt weekly. Same rate for one or two people in room. Also nice rooms at $7.M per week. toMa, H oTEL NORMANDIE new york and 31th St. ST.PAUL HOTEL ftTH ST. AND COLUMBUS AVE. NEW YORK CITY Ten-story building, absolutely fireproof. All baths with shower attachment. Telephone in every room. One block from Central Park Subway, Cth and 9th Ave. L Stations. Same distance from Century, Colonial, Circle and Park theatres. RATES 199 Rooms, use of bath, $1.99 per day. 159 Rooms, private bath, $1.59 per day. Suites, Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, $2.59 and up. By the week, $9, $9 and $14.99. SPECIAL RATES TO THE PROFESSION Catering to Vaudeville's Blue List Schilling House 197-199 West 48th Street NEW YORK American Plan. MEAL SERVICE AT ALL HOURS. Private Baths. Music Room for Rehearsals. Phone 1959 Bryant JO Tel. 1899 Bryant 299 W. 41ST STREET Hotel for featieanea- $2 ap All Conveniencas Rehaarsal Rooms NEW YORK waak H. CLAMAN, Prop. M. CLAMAN, Mgr. REMOVAL NOTICE. PLEASE NOTE THE ANNEX APARTMENTS (Formerly of 754-756 8th Avenue) have removed to 325 and 330 West 43rd Street Owing to Its not being In line with the high class apartment, that we are Identified with. Our buildings are all equipped with 25c. pro-payment meters, something the Annex did not have, and owing to Its obsolete condition, we felt we were best serving our tenants by Its discontinuance. S and 4 rooms with bath from $9.99 to $19.99 at our 43d street houses. DUTCH GARDEN CAFETERIA THE RENDEZVOUS OF THEATRICAL'S BEST mm ^ mmmmg A GOOD BIG WHOLESOME MEAL FOR LITTLE MONEY THE PLACE WHERE THE PROFESSION MEETS COME AND SEE EVERYBODY YOU KNOW CHI k 115 S. Dearborn, Bank Floor, bet. Monroe and Adams 250 HOTEL VICTORIA IN THE LOOP (Cor.Clark and Vao Buren ) CHICAGO Special Rate* to the Theatrical Profession BY THE WEEK-Siagle, $f t» $9. Double $9 te fls.Se Madera la Every Respect. New Hotel Berkeley ROCHESTER, N. Y. anything Now, Clean, Quiet aad CaasfartaUe Attractive Roams with Bath at Mederato Preieeeional Rates. Handy to All Theatres sUdoread by Mr. aad Mrs. Hugh Emaaet. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eldrid. Mr. and hire. Malt- Laad, Comfort A King, Hawthorne A lagna, bray Braau aad lead. Cos Haalaa B roe, C • Wee fcoett Cab at Our Bryant ZJs7 Furnished Apartments and Rooms see M.99 aad up •em Apartments $9 te $1 COMPLETE HOUSEKEEPING SIS W. 4STH ST., NEW YORK Largo Three aad Four FOR SALE VERY CHEAP Mike Teller'sjotel 701 Viae SU Philadelphia Death Cause af Selling Addreea Mrs. Teller, 711 Viae St., Phila., Pa. BAKER (Geo. L, Baker, mgr.).—Italien Grand Opera Co., 8-90. ORPHBUM (T. R. Conlon, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.)—Muriel Ridley, opened; Three Rubes, laughs; Clara Inge, entertaining; Alan Brooks, laughs; Abe Attell, pleased; Morton and Moore, hit; George Damerel and Co., scored: Attell and a local boxer closed the bill In a 8-round exhibition. EMPRESS (H. W. Plerong, mgr.; agent, Loew).—8tuart and Dakln, In new dances; O'Neil sisters fine; Lew Hoffman, good; "Be- tween 8 and 9." appreciated; Sandy Shaw, en- tertaining ; Old Soldier Fiddlers, headllnera. NEW LYRIC (Dan Flood, mgr.; agent, Fisher).—The Zartoons; Sidney and Well; Sam Golden; Pictures. "Damaged Goods" Is being held over 8 days at the Baker owing to the business of the past week. Two shows dally instead of the usual one and Wednesday matinee. The Tuesday matinee Is for women only. Dad's Theatrical Hotel PHILADELPHIA HOTEL ARTHUR MS-111 la. Clark St. Near Jacks— Boulevard CHICAGO New aad M Absolutely Fireproof le, 14 up per week) with bath, $19, •Me, $7 ap per week; with hath, $12 BERT M. ROHN. Mgr. SHERMAN'S HOTEL Formerly COOKE'S HOTEL "A Theatrical Hotel of the Better Class" Walnut Street above Eighth Opposite Casino Theatre Philadelphia CAFE CABARET EVERY NIGHT ST. LOUIS MO. REGENT HOTEL, 100 N. 14TH ST. NEW REGENT HOTEL, 101 N. 14TH ST. B. B. CAMPBBLL. Fro*, and Mgr. THEATRICAL HEADQUARTERS FREE AUTOMOBILE TO ALL THEATRES TORONTO. BY HARTLEY. ROYAL ALEXANDRA (L. Solman. mgr.).— The big melodramatic success, "The White Feather," opened to capacity business and scored strongly. Percy Haswell, 10. GRAND (A. J. Small, mgr.).—"September Morn" received a good reception on tU repeat visit. "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine," 10. SHEA'S (J. Shea, mgr.; agent, U. B. O.).— Bessie Clayton, with Lester 8heeban and her Sextette, a hit; Burr * Hope, have an excel- lent skit; Morris Cronln and his Merry Men, went over big; McDevltt. Kelly A Lucey, laugh getters; Al Herman, funny; Coleman Qoetz, clever; Berry A Berry, pleased; Clark A Verdi entertaining. LOEWS YONQE STREET (J. Berniiteln, mgr.; agent, Loew).—"The Last Hope," a thriller; Maximilian the Great, good; Nlcbol Sisters, clever; Six Olivers, sensational; Oeo. • 5v\ IAlbolene Cuts the paint instantly so that it can be wiped off in a second. It leaves the skin soft, smooth and free from irritation. •STTtSSS"!. Put up in 1 and 2 oz. tubei to fit ' toe make-up box. also In Vi and 1 lb. cent, by all flnt-claw druggbiU and dealers In make-up. Sample free en Reiiett NeKESSIN 4 ROBBINS. 91 Fsttsa St, I.Y.