Variety (May 1915)

VARIETY ANIMAL ACTORS RECOGNIZED BY PRESS AND MANAGERS AS THE GREATEST ANIMAL ACT EVER SHOWN AT PRESENT PLAYING MARCUS LOEW CIRCUIT D ^^"l r FRANK £jllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll£ J««« Girls. SI Wanted | VARIETY has an at- | = tractive proposition to | = submit to those wishing | | to be VARIETY corre- | | spondents. = It will not interfere with | other pursuits, and may = = be developed into a per- = manent income by active E people. = Newspapermen should = be particularly inter- E ested in it. E Address applications to I VARIETY I | New York City | ^i 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ■ 1111111?? illi-s." Next. "Hi: Fell in Lov<> With Ills Wife." AVKNl'R (Frank Drrw, nigr.) "More to be IMtlrd than Scornrd." Next, "Carmen." GAYKTY (James Ward, mgr.).—"The Col- PAU lories. Next, "September Morning HAWAII. By EL C. VAUGHAN. Honolulu. April 30. BIJOU (J. H. Magen, mgr.).—Bevanl Q. O. Co. four weeks from April 16. YB LIBERTY. EMPIRE (J. H. Mageon. mgr.) HAWAII (Mr*. I. Schartln, mgr.). POPULAR (J. Bredboff, mgr.).—Picture*. OPERA HOUSE—Mme Augette Foret, Con- cert. KANSAS OH. Br K. A. DARROUGH. GLOBE.—Flynn and McLaughlin, clever; Sullivan and Mason, laughs; Ellsworth and Linden, good; Three Lublns, pleased Three Alvarettes; GTallon, excellent. EMPRESS.—Vaudeville. SHUBERT.—Dark. HIPPODROME.—Vaudeville. ORPHEUM.—Dark. AUDITORIUM—Stock. GRAND.—Dark. The Orpbeum closed Saturday night after a poor season, the new house helping along during the middle of the year. Electric Park, the only amusement park here, opens Sunday, May 23, playing vaude- ville booked by the Orpbeum circuit. LOS ANGELES VARIETY'S LOS ANGELES OFFICE m MASON OPERA HOUSE BLDG. GUY PRICE, Correspondent = ORPHEUM (Clarence Drown, mgr.; U. B. O.) —Week 10. Julia Curtis, hit; Alan Brooks and Co.. well received; Frances Lucille and Jimmy Lucas, good ; Morton and Moore, pleas- ing ; Two Carltons, mediocre ; Fred J. Ardath and Co., fair; "The Three Rubes," entertain- ing ; Andrew Tombes and Co., repeated suc- cessfully. EMPRESS (Harry Follette, mgr.; Loew).— Week 10. Cavanaugh and McBride, went big; Marie Russell, well applauded; Frey Twins, big ; Ray Snow, big laugh ; Warren and Fran- cis, artistic dancers ; Arno and Stlckney, amus- ing. REPUBLIC (Al. Watson, mgr.; Levey).— Week 10. Rose and Kent, very good ; "Danc- ing Parkers," artistic dancers; Keith and VERNON Care Vernon Villa Prairie Du Chien, WUc| King, fair; Lolo Stantonne, entertaining; Boyd and St. Clair, pleasing; John P. Brace, Just fair; The Moulans, went well; Grace Wallace, passably pleasing; Three De Lyons, ordinary; Oppelt, amusing, Fox and Evans, fair; Kelly's animal act, entertaining. HIPPODROME (Lester Fountain, mgr.; Western States).—Week 10. Herbert Brooks and Co., entertaining; Captain Powers, very good; Skatelles, cleverly done; Abram and Johns, well presented playlet; Lucille TUton, pleasing; Hogan and Ross, passable; Harry Le Vail, passed nicely. BURBANK.—"The Unchastened Woman." MASON.—Anna Pavlowa. MOROSCO.—Creatores «3and. CENTURY.—Burlesque. Christine Norman goes east next week. -Morocco has accepted a new play by Elmer Harris. Irving V. Augur, of San Francisco, Is now managing the Optic. Beth D. Perkins now de- votes bis attentions to the Woodley. Robert Burton has returned from the east. Robert Morris, late of "The Bird of Para- dise," will motor to Los Angeles from Denver the latter part of the month. CLEANJiYOUR!iTEETH WITHj by using Calox, the Oxygen Tooth Powder. Decay of the teeth is caused by germs, which produce acids that destroy the enamel. Ca- lox contains Oxygen and Milk of Lime. The Oxygen destroys the germs and the Milk of Lime neu- tralizes the acids, while the powder itself whitens and polishes the teeth. Sample and Booklet free on request All Druggists, 28c. A*k for the Calox Tooth Brush, 3.1 cent*. McKESSOM ft ROIIINS NEW YORK ALO/ ARLING :niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiii£ i i | Summer j | Subscription | From now until Sept 1 slllllllllllllllllllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinin David Hartford, well known here aa a di- rector, has gone to Detroit, where his wife is ill. Dick Ferris and Florence Stone leave May 20 tor Minneapolis to re-enter stock. Henry Russell, the opera impresario, haB left for the east. W. H. Clune Is trying to deride whether or not to embark Into film making. Louis Anspacher, the author, and wife (Katherlne Kidder) have left for the east. He INI IIM IO! tth Made the Costumes Worn This Week By AT THE Phone, Bryant 2548