Variety (June 1915)

VARIETY 25 BEST PLACES TO STOP AT TH CORN LL 20 HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS OF 2 AND 3 ROOMS WITH BATH, $8J0 TO $15 WEEKLY. 60 SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS WITH BATH, $5.00 TO $10J0 WEEKLY. CITY HOMES HOME COOKING HOME COMFORTS PHONE BRYANT «41 114 Wist 47th Strut Raw York City (Just Off ) COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE Hotel Richmond 70 WEST 46TH STREET NEW RK 1 BLOCK FROM BROADWAY, 1 BLOCK FROM STH AVENUE S MINUTES* WALK TO 31 THEATRES This excellent hotel, with its quiet, comfortable, attractive service and restful atmos- phere, Invites your patronage. TARIFF: Double room, use of bath, %lSt per day. Double room, private bath and shower, IZ.se per day. Parlor, bedroom and private bath, $3.M per day. Parlor, two bedrooms and private bath, M.M per day. For parties of three, four or Ave persons we have large suites with private bath at special rates, rang ins from $1.W per day up. Telephone In every room. Good and reasonable restaurant, giving you room service free of charge. Special pro- fessional rates. EUGENE CABLE, Proprietor. H. CLAMAN, Proprietor M. CLAMAN. Manager YANDI8 COUR Telephone! Bryant 7fl2 241 to 247 West 43rd St., Just Off Broadway One and three rooms—housekeeping furnished apartments—with privets bath and phone. The only buildings of Its type, close to ell booking offices and theatres. Rooms are arranged with a view to economy for theatrical folks. Our help is efficient and pleasing; our service the best. Maid service at reasonable rates. RATES, nt.tl UP, WEEKLY. Catering to Vaudeville's Blue List Schilling House 107-ltt West 41th Street NEW YORK American Plan. MEAL SERVICE AT ALL HOURS. Private Baths. Music Room for Rehearsals. Phone ItSt Bryant ALEX SCHWARTZ ORIGINAL HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT And Dining Room L2t N. Dearborn St. (Next to Cort Theatre) CHICAGO ST.PAUL HOTEL MTH 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, fth and fth Ave. L Statione. Same distance from Century, Colonial, Circle and Park Theatres. RATES 10t Rooms, use of bath, fl.tt per day. IS* Rooms, private bath, $1.5f per day. Suites, Parlor, Bedroom and Bath, $2£t and up. By the week, $e, ft and $14.ft. SPECIAL RATES TO THE PROFESSION. BURLINGHAM Furnished Flats S and 4 Rooms, with Beth, $7 and $11 a Week 104 West Oak St., CHICAGO, S Mlas. from the LOS ANGELES VARIETY'S LOS ANGELES OFFICE m MASON OPERA HOUSE BLDG, GUY PRICE, Correspondent OUPHEUM (Clarence Drown. mgr. ; II. P.. O.).—Week 7, Mariska Aldrlch. well received; Francos Nordstrom and Co., very Rood ; Tom Lewis and Co., satisfaction ; Harris and Man- Ion, pleasing; Four Amaranths, artistic dan- cers ; Emma Cams, repeated successfully ; Lew Dockstader, big hit. EMPRESS (Deano Worley, mgr ; Loew).--- Week 7. Joe Fenton and Co., well liked ; Madge Maltlnnd, pleasing; "The Auto Ran- dlt.' fair; Chris Edwards, amusing; Dane- inir Kennedys, good dancers. HIPPODROME (Lester Fountain, mgr.; Western States). Week 7, Stalsa and Tom Moore, '^ ].» ;p> : (flndFt^7' , family. well- Telephone Bryant ZM7 Furnished Apartments and Rooms Large rooms %AM and up Three and Four Room Apartments $• to It COMPLETE HOUSEKEEPING 310 W. 4&TH ST., NEW YORK Phone Col. 2231 3 AND 6 ROOM APARTMENTS With Bath, It and $11 per weak HOMELIKE Telephone Service References required Near L and Subway Office. 2f West *4th St* New York Dad's Theatrical Hotel PHILADELPHIA CMS. REGENT HOTEL, lot N. 14TH ST. NEW REGENT HOTEL, lei N. 14TH ST. E. E. CAMPBELL, Prop, and Mar. THEATRICAL HEADQUARTERS FREE AUTOMOBILE TO ALL THEATRES liked ; Zeb Zarrow Troupe, fair; "A Case of Pickles," good; Mary McElree, graceful; Trained Dogs, entertaining. REPUBLIC (Al. Watson, mgr.; Levey).— Lung Tchang Yuen, big hit; Florence Bell and Co., well presented playlet, "When Women Rule," very good; (Trace Cushman, passed nicely; "The Girl and the Elevator Boy," passable; Heyman Sisters, enjoyable turn; Mack and Held, rot by nicely; Piano Ac- cordionist, entertaining. MASON.— "Rosemary." RURBANK.—"Merely Mary Ann." CENTURY.—Burlesque. Several new people have been added to the cast at thje Century. "Fifty-Fifty" is tho title of the comedy with music which Morosco has selected for Charlie Ruggles. Kolb and Dill will be brought down for a week at the Morosco, folowlng the Al Jolnon show. Frances White will go into musical comedy here. Charles Eyton and Frank Garbutt have re- turned from the east. MONTREAL ■y ARTHUR flCHALKK. ORPHEUM (G. F. Drlseoll, mgr.) —Orpheum Players presented "Maggie Pepper" anrl gave an excellent performance. Next, "The Easiest Way." IMPERIAL (H. W. Conover, mgr.) .--Joseph L. McKenna, Marrletta Duo, held over, a hit; Arthur nnd do Vitt. good ; picture*. SOHMER PARK (D. LaRonc. m(?r., agent. U. II. O.).—DePacc Opera Co., scored: Hc- Wltt. Burns and Torrance, very good ; Grace Twins, good; Artols Bros., clever; Foster, La- mont and Foster, novelty. THEATRE FRANCAIS (J. O. Hooley. mgr.). -French Stock, drawing well. KING EDWARD (Agent. Gus Sun). -The Llttlelohns : Lawrence and Lawrence : Musical Vynos. HOTEL VICTORIA .22 Rooms INJTHE LOOP (Cw. Clark and Van Buren) CHICAGO BY THE WEEK, Single, $• to $9; Double, $1 to fle.SS. Modem In Every Respect Special Ratee to tho Theatrical Profession Rooms with Private Bath Week IN THE NEW. MODERN FIREPROOF NORMANDIE HOTEL 417-19 SOUTH WABASH AVENUE Within three blocks of Tea Largest Down-Town CHICAGO, ILL. 2505 Michigan Boulevard ' l CHICAGO Yorkshire Apartments 3, 4 and S-Room Apartments Completely Furnished for Housekeeping. Telephone and Bath In Each Bell Boy and Elevator Service SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES TO THE PROFESSION VIOLINSKYS HOTEL CHICKASAW Los Angeles' Most Modern Hostelry Catering Especially to Rooms (71 with bath). lo. Hill St. LOS ANGELES. CAL. NEW ORLEANS. By O. M. SAMUEL. HIPPODROME (Jake Miller, mgr.).—Vau- deville. ALAMO (Will Ouerlnger, mgr.).—Vaudeville. SPANISH FORT (M. 8. Sloan, mgr.).— Paolettl's Band and Dansant. Dreyer and Dreyer are spending the sum- mer here. They recently purchased a home In New Orleans. Twins, good; Models Do Luxe, artistic; Francis and Ross, clerer; Flying Wernta, In- terested. Charles E. Bray Jb war correspondent of the Times-Picayune. Bray holds a creden- tial card from Dan Moore, managing editor of the paper, which permits him to get nearer the sceno of battle than would be the case, otherwise. He had quite a story in the Sun- day issue of the paper, and It shaped up very well. Mrs. Henry Greenwall, who controls the Oreenwall and Dauphlne theatres, will leave for New York shortly In an attempt to lease the houses for the coming season. The Athenaeum's picture policy came to grief after two short weeks. The large audi- torium Is away from the business section and not well suited to pictures. J. C. Buttner Is the new manager of the local office of the Mutual Film Corporation. Mr. Buttner came here from Boston. All records for attendance at Spanish Fort were broken Sunday. The resort held over 18.000 persons. A play without business Is generally a play without business. There ought to be a Pure Joke Law. Six hundred filled seats at $1 1b $400 more than 100 occupied at %2. When you go to a picture theatre you are sure of seeing the original company. Magicians seldom speak of the palmy days. The commonwealth plan Is usually sheer poverty. Inventive artists transform the worst into the best of things. Hasty acknowledgment of defeat lessens Its sting. Talk Is not cheap when you buy 1t from a successful author. TORONTO, ONT. ■y HAHTLFY. GRAND (A. J. Small. mgr.).— "Dora Thome" as presented by the Phllllps-Shaw Company was well received. LOEWS YONOE STREET (L. Beatus, actg. mgr.; agt.. Loew) Clarice Vsnce, assisted by Tom Mitchell, went big; Bnrke and McDon- ald, entertaining ; Jack and His Jills, pleased ; Carl De Marest, novel ; Henley and the Barr A Springfield Portable enVaVsRHi House T combines tho pleasure and comforts of camp and homo life, and is the one host answer to the vacation problem. SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS 25% Down and 5% Monthly Quick Delivery ALSO STEEL and WOOD GARAGES Write for Catalog B Springfield Portable House Co. Marbrldt-e Bldg. Broadway * Mth Street, New York Fred Jennings, Theatrical Representative