Variety (July 1915)

22 VARIETY a r a m o u n u r •? 3 :7b ram ount Cooperation Old as the centuries is the saying, "A house divided against itself falleth." But the Paramount house is one big cooperative family. The exhibitor, exchange man, distributor and producer all work together as a unit. One is as important as the other in the making of success. The criticisms and recommendations of the Paramount ex- hibitor are depended upon by the producer in selecting his subjects. The Paramount company gives its exhibitors a high grade program reinforced by unequaled cooperation plus a national advertising campaign to build a clientele. The exchange affords protection to the exhibitor and insures him the exclusive use of Paramount Program for his com- munity. A trinity of irresistible power for success. Do you belong to the Paramount family? No? Then write our nearest exchange today for informa- tion about membership. 'T'V:'^- *r ^paramount ^Puture^ (or <~J (MlHIMnDWTVI \~S WMT POrTVTM V-~ STRBFT HBW YORK. NY. T'lPtr* P Q r a m o u n P 1 c t u r e 9 W**^*4M*4JL>4JL>'J&»Mr'tM&^^ Free open air acta are offered at Eric Heach through the remainder of the summer. Amusement parks and aummer resorts have lost heavily during the past two weeks be- cause of stormn. It Is estimated that fully 'JO ,X) were kept away from Crystal Reach on the Fourth of July because of a terrific wind and rain storm which hindered the steamers from making the trip to the Canadian reBort. Warmer weather and excursions from nearby points should help out on the season. VALENTINE GRANT The Charming International Cinema Star Starred in the Olcott Made-in-Ireland Features Leading woman with Walker Wklteajde hi 'The Melting Pot" City and county authorities caused the Kalscrhof rathskeller In this city to be closed this week and the license of Peter Kllppel. manager of the place, to bo revoked. Kllppel was some time ago convicted of running a disorderly place. Rmadway. high-class cabaret resort, will open Ins new establishment within a few weeks, directly opposite. An entirely new structure has been erected, resembling a real Chinese restaurant, and hlrls well to be the most popu- lar resort of It* kind In the city. It Is rumored that Ous Sun will open a Imoklnn office in this city In the near future. CINCINNATI Nate Fenton, operating "The Pekln" on Two thousnnd newsboys were the guests of the Enquirer at a special performance given at the Olympic theatre Tuesday mornloi 11 v HARRY V. MARTI V KKITH'S (John F. Royal, mgr. ; agt., U. B. <■).!.—Gruet and Gruet; the Emmets; Charles n Lawler and Daughters ; Emmet and Emmel in "On the Hanks of KUlarney;" Bayle and Patsey. ANIMATED SONGS MOTION PICTURES THAT MOVE TO THE RHYTHM OF SONG Origteatew ky J. W. Makaa Nothing mechanical No ph onogr a ph records You furnish the singer—wo furnish the song IMPERIAL MOTION PICTURE CO. OF NEW YORK. INC Studios and Laboratories, SM East 41th St. CHESTER PARK (I. M. Martin, mgr.).— Sadie De Coma; Howard's Educated Bears ; ' .hose Three Girls;" Kathleen Miller and the Callahan Brothers; Eddie Adair. ZOO (W. P. Wnitlock, mgr.).—Liberati's Band and Ten Opera Singers ; 18 Indian Players in "Hiawatha." LAOOON (Arthur Wllber, mgr.). — Cabaret. oN motordrome races owing to storm. CONEY ISLAND (Arthur Rlesenberger, mgr. ).— The De Longs ; Leslie and Collins ; Honey and Long; Jack Lewis ; Reynolds and Carpenter. DENVER. TABOR GRAND (Peter McCourt, mgr.).— nillle Burke In "Jerry" played to capacity huslness 8-10. Star and company excellent. Lyman Howe s pictures week 11. DENHAM (Woodward-Homan Co., mgr.). — Week 3 witnessed Otis Skinner's advent as leading man with the Woodward stock com- pany. "Kismet" was the bill. Hundreds were actually turned away during the first week, the first time such a condition has obtained at a Denver theatre In many moons. "Kis- met" will he continued week 11, with "The Honor of the Family" to follow. ELITCHS GARDENS (Mrs. Mary-EUtch Long, mgr.).—11, "The Third Party." well put on by the stock company, attracted goodly crowds. "The Affairs of Anatole" will be the bill week 18. LAKESIDE (Colorado Amusement Co., mgr.).—"Whose Baby Are You?" was the of- fering of the stock company week 11, and business ruled oulte good. It's beginning to loko' like the "good old days" again—as business at the various houses and parks has suddenly taken a great Jump. Hlllle Burke's engagement at $2 top rices to capacity, and Otis Skinner's stay at the Denham, turning them away at nearly every performance, would seem to show there is plenty of business out here for attractions of genuine merit. My Corns Were Ended This Way Countless women have told other women about Bloe-jty plasters. Now a million corns a month are ended in this scientific way. Women who know Bht-jty do not suffer corns. When one appears, they put a Bhie-jay plaster on it. That ends the pain. In 48 hours the corn is gone forever, with no soreness left If you can't believe it, ask your friends. Half of them have probably ended corns with Bhie-jay. If you still doubt it, ask us for samples. Try them on corns of your own. Don't coddle corns. Don't pare and keep them. Don't use old-time treatments. A famous chemist has made corns utterly unnecessary. That sort of torture is a thing of the past Blue-jay Ends Corns 15 and 25 cents—at Druggists Samples Mailed Free Bauer & Black, Chicago and New York Makers of Physiciana' Supplies