Variety (June 1915)

26 VARIETY Written by RANK , Summering at LINTON VALE Say, all yet nen of knowleapa Who spent loaf yoara In collet*. Novo yoo ovorlookoo* what satara pava to yoof The traaa, tht birds, the flowers, Te drive 'way lonesome hours Soroiy science hasn't proven this entree 014 yea ever wateh the atari at night? Did yoa adailre ttie moon so arlfht. Tke kreek, the stream s yoi've board the water's rears? They're part of year ■isaiwlisu; J ait make some tree eonfeseloes— If not. Jest let mo tall yen tkay are yean. Shams la life mean pity. They're feand la every olty. The land of Iden't-know er l-don't-eara. Remombor what Gad pave yea, And what No did te lave yea. Se ha earofal. Mr. Wise Maa, please beware. Ne artificial foentalns Are ep here In the moaatains; Wa take what nataro pave ei we dea't fast. We're pled we're here each minete, Te enjoy the trath thafi la it Wo're wtlsled—why not ho one of tat Try It far a season, then yoa'll baew the reason Why I aas talklnp to yoo as a friend; I weald like to reach yea, then let natare teach yea Tho life li tweet that happiness doea ead. Dea't think this advortlslnp; dea't think this talk urarlsinp. Whether yoa are peer er yea hava wealth, Skeptics or those carioas, many times pet farloas la the knowledpe that money eaa't kay health. Se Jest leek nataro ever and roam among tho clever, At year past please de not start te rail. It's Ufa, dea't try to hlaff It; come rlpht ep here and roaah It. What*! synonymeai with natare? LINTIN VALE. WHY NOT ENJOY THE SUMMER AT "LINTON VALE IN THE CATSKILLS » Cool nights, no mosealtoes. plenty sprint water and healthfal dry air. Good hathlap, pood ftiMap, good times with peed people. PRICES REASONABLE FOR BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED RUNGALOWS. 1100.00 UP FOR SEASON. Write mo to-day far booklet aad information. HARRY B LINTON. Lintan Vale, Shaadakoa, N. Y. CARL DE MAREST After a Successful Season in America SAILING JULY 3 FOR ENGLAND to Open Moss Tour Direction,WILL COLLINS LONDON BUSHWICK THEATRE, NEXT WEEK (June 21) One of the World's Famous Six Musical Cuttys MUSICIAN" See Him-Hear Him-Hes a Little Different to the Rest IN A REFINED NOVELTY SHEAS HIPPODROME (A. C. McArdle. mgr. ; agt., U. B. O.).—Everest"** Monkey Hip- podrome, big novelty; Dyer and Fay, clever; "Between Trains," amusing; Alfred Parrell, good ; Leroy and Cahlll, pleased; Weston and Clare, graceful; Musical Parshleys, talented. STRAND (R. 8. Marvin, mgr.) .—Feature pictures and music. SCARBORO BEACH (F. L. Hubbard, mgr.). —Toronto Symphony Band ; Oxford Trio; open air pictures. Percy Haawells finished her engagement at the Royal Alexandra theatre Saturday night 12. ■Edward H. Robins, who was the leading man for the Bonstelle Players the past two summer seasons In this city and a big local favorite, has engaged a atrong company of New York artlats, which will be known aa Robin's Players, and their aeaaon opens at the Royal Alexandra 19. WASHINGTON, ft. C BY V. D. SMITH. KEITH'8 (H. 8. Robblns. mgr.).—Frltzl Scheff, headliner, using medley of popular numbera; Craig Campbell, stopped the show with well selected repertoire of high-grade songs; Rawson, an unassuming young gen- tleman, scored strongly as his accompanist; Cantor and Lee were the comedy hit; Clark and Bergman, clever: Julie Ring and Co., laughable sketch; Kelt and De Mont, aero* bats; the Allviana, jugglers; Wyatta Scotch Lads and Lassies, singing and dancing, and Pathe pictures completed the performance. COSMOS (A. Jullen Brylawskl, mgr.).— "The Stars Revue." with Wm. J. Dooley, Is the feature this week and acored big; the Zyyarras, remarkably good; Holer and Bogga, amusing; Madelyn Shoen, laughing hit; Foye and Page, appreciated. POLI'S (J. W. Cone. mgr.).—Stock t Oeo. M. Cohans success, "The Little Mil- lionaire." well liked by a big houae. Next week: "We Are Seren. NATIONAL (Wm. H. Rapley, mgr.).— Aborn Opera Company la winning their Wash- ington audiences this week In the presenta- tion of "The Serenade." Carl Burton, musi- cal director, deserves special credit. Good business. Next week, "The Bohemian Olrl." COLUMBIA (Fred O. Berger, mgr.).—Pic- tures : "The Eeternal City." Good houses. BIJOU (John Grieves, mgr.).—Stock bur- lesque and vaudeville. - ADDRESS DEPARTMENT Where Players May Be Located Next Week (June 21) Players may be Hated in thia department weekly, either at the theatres they are appearing in or at a permanent or temporary address (which will be inserted when route ia not received) for $5 yearly, or if name ia in bold type, $10 yearly. All are eligible to thia department. Abelee Edward Variety N Y Abram ft Johna Variety San Franciaco Adauna Rax Variety Chicago Adler ft Arline 661 E 175th St N Y C Allen ft Francia Variety N Y Armatrong WU1 H Variety N Y B Beaumont A Arnold care Morria & Feil NYC STUART BARNES Direction, JAMES PLUNKET Blondoll Edward Variety N Y Bowera Walters -ft Crooker Palace N Y Bracks Seven care Tauaig 104 E 14th St N Y Briacoe Olive Princeton Hotel NYC SOLLY JAMES BLUTCH COOPER Presents WARD and FITZGERALD LILLIAN Playing a LIMITED VAUDEVILLE SEASON in the B. F. KEITH THEATRES. Direction, M. S. BENTHAM Duplicating former* successes at PROSPECT, BROOKLYN, ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 19 eiek june: ae, kkith'S, boston a MARBLE This Week (June 14) Henderson's. Coney Island MS J } A Live Reproduction from Marble Classics Direction, PAUL DURAND