Variety (August 1923)

Thursday. August 23, 1923 VARIETY 31 Ptttr Breoka jobnjon B)t»» • J Helen Dav)» Co 8ld 11*11 Co rriiicii Sinner Rev id bal< Bell A Bva UiBlano * Well» gaily Field! l,»Kol>-tl« ^•two to fill) Chandon Trio • Tom Dajrton ICeno * art«n VirUcoll l«nr & H tAl'alarlcft Trio 2d halt Wonlen Broa HUKhle <°lark liorKan tc Gray ROM tt Maybell* Bwectbearta a- I I f Donals 81a Neapolitan Duo Harmon & Bandj llorian ft Gray bally Fl^lda LaFulelte :d halt Adroit Broa , Krank Ward Harry An«er To > •Kvt'rybody Ste^ (Two to (111) BoDlrTiird MarvHret Merit Klein )«rn« •Rvrrj'bod^* Step «Two to nil) 2d liaif Sonia ft Kscorta Otnoer Hyman Renard ft Weat narinon ft 8anda J ft I Karlin r ' Avnia* B, Blum Broa IVyeth ft I>aRuo Harr Mayo ft Renn Amoru^ ft Jeanotte Dance Frivolities 2d halt Vort*»a Duo Cradd'clc ft Chxin'y Newport Stirk ft P Harmony Land BBOOKLYN • Melropolltan Kane Morey ft H I^cuat Slatpra Ktateroom 19 McOrath ft Deeds Ycrkt^'s Flotilla Or ««t»« Avo, RobU ft Earorta ')(Wcer Hyman Ross ft Maybell • I^ca) Revue 2d halt Wolcast ft GIrlls Mack ft Marlon T<ocal Kevua (One to fill) ' ralaeo ♦Vertex Liuo •Carl Shaw Co Newport Btrlk ft P Howard ft Norwood Harmony Land :d halt Blum Broa Wyelh ft LaRua Barr Mayo ft Renn Dance Frivolities (One to nil) ATtJ%NTA UranI Kirk wood Trio Lillian Morton , Oates ft Pinley Kkelly ft Kelt Rev Xorvelle^roa 2d halt B ft M WllUama ('onnell ft Larena *To'n!<end Wllb'r Co Rlliolt ft Johns'n R (One to nil) BALTIMORE Hlppodroma Flying Henrys Oaledonlan 4 Bmmett A LInd Maxon ft Brown *r^dd ft Morgan Co BIBMINGHAM BIJa« Mwaln's Cats Billy u« Vera Roblna ft Sultan MrNally ft Aahton Howera ft Grey's B l« bait Kirk wood Trio Lltllaa Morton Gates & KInley Skelly ft Helt R"v Norvello Bros BOSTON Orpbram Forls ft Weat Gladys Sloans Co Conn & Uart Bob Ferns Co Al H Wilson Flashes ot 8onsi'd ^ lIC^AIiO SUte Holden ft GraHUm Chas Martin Fay Raah Trio Wilson ft JeroQio N ft Bmslllan Nuta CJUCAGO * HIalta Louin I^eo Frost*ft MorrlRon -Aiack ft Lane Verna Haworth Co (One to 1111) LO.NtoON. t-AM. I^ew The Ptck fords i .fork Case Eddio Clark Co :d half •Caporal Trio Ardell Cleaver) Verdoii & Perry Mii.M'At KRK THUIrr Ward ft Zeller White ft Barry <*has Rogers Co Brn Marks Co i Jolly Jesters MONTBE.II. Ijaew RIcko ft Keyo l^ouifl London J ft B Pagey Nelson ft Barrys Mile Codee Co Songs ft Scenes NEWARK, N. J. Ktato Etnma Raymond Co Kddle ft Grace Monte ft Lyons Primrose Seam'n Co 'Kauffman Bros NKW ORLEANS <'r*scenl Crompton Girls Moore ft 8hy Galloway ft Oarette Hugh Johnson Pantheon Singers 2d half LaMont Trio Clark ft Crosby McNally Kelly ft D Jennings ft Mack Gerber Revue OTTAWA, CAN. I*ew- Orvllle stamm L ft G Harvey Kd Blondell Co Harry White Hollywood Frolics PALISADES PK Zelda Bros The Freemans 3 Danubes PRO\lDIWCE Kmery 3 RIcards Bernard ft Merritt Hughia Clark (Two to nil) 2d half HashI ft Oaal •Boothby ft Bv'rd'n (Three to nil) TORONTO Yonnga Rt. Lucy Oiletto Co Furoian ft Furmrxn I^ona Hall Rev Stuti ft Bingham Kee Tom 4 Little Jim WAHRINGTON Stnuid The Duponts Criterion Four Newklrk ft Moyere Roeber, ft Gold •Day at tha Races 'Trnval (Open Weak) Wilfred DuBola Weber ft Elliott El Cota Hpevtacular t Mikado Oper4 Co B'f^y to Oi*leland SAN FRANCISCO Pantacea (Sunday opcalng) Selblnl A Nagel KeniettI A Gray Uobbs Clark A D IJalton A Craig Alex'der Opera Co Dorothy Nlalton Co LOS ANOELES- Pantacaa Prevost ft Qoulet Cornel Leona ft Z Romeo A Dolla RInaldo Clark A O-Nell CorradinTa Anlmalt* SAN DIBOO Pantacea M'lnton Bros Jones A Sylvester LaTetl ft' Vokca Powell 8«zUt Foley ft Leture Roy & Arthur IX>Nn BEACH H*Tt Petra'a Nada Norrainc lAFrance ft Byron «iSBOn A Klem eorgia Minstrels SALT LAKE Pantagea (2»-4) Evans Mero A K Ulls A Clark Night In Spain Yvette A Co Jack Strouae OGDBN,' WMB Orphann . (30-3) ' Adonis A Dog O'Meara A Landls Touth , Down'g ft ORouke T^aFranea Braa Grew A Batea DENVER■ Pantagea Les Qlkddona L«wla A Brown Harry Downing Co Marian Clalra Long Tack Sam COLO. SPRINGS BaMs (27-29) (Same bill plays Pueblo <0-l) Purcalla A Ramsey Clay Crouch Co Krana A White 3 Falcone OMAHA Warid (Saturday opening) Mc Banns Knowles A Whltn Gallerlnl Sisters Warren ft O'Brien (.iautler's Dogs Myron Pearl Co 1NOIANAPOU8 Lyyle Julia Edwards - - Roy Francis Norman ft Laudee Fremont Benton Libonall Grace 11 Xyles Co COLt'MBl'S Jamas Bill ft Blondy Harvard ft Arms tg Morgan Wooley Co Lyric Quartet Delano Dell Lo.ttle Mayer Co DETROIT Begent Allen ft Taxi Morgan ft Gray Honeymoon tJhlp Sid Gold Castleton M^ck Miles DePeron 3 Cronin ft Hart Dummies Walter Wecms Sheiks ot Araby WESTERN VAUDEVILLE PANTAGES CIRCUIT ^ TORONTO / Pnatagaa (23-29) flUTord ft Gray Evans ft Wilson Kiddle Bordon Sidney Langneld Illusion J A H Shields HAMILTON, CAN. ' Pantages (25-30) niax ft Powers "leo Lanhay Midnight Marriage Ward ft Raymond Baker ft Rogers lack Gregory Co CHICAGO dhataaa 1st Halt Hitler ft Armls'ng Ithoda ft Brochell Howard Taylor ft T Lillian Rurkegart Oreenwaid ft Nace Trello Trio MINNEAPOIJS Pantagea " (.Sunday opening) Nestor A Vincent '* ft O Hall W ft M Rogers 'lllly "Swede" Hal! Hose Wyso Co Mukarenko Co WINNIPEO Pantagea fnlinoy Clark Co 4,111X011 ft Gormen Kelly ft Wise Shndowlftnd "olland ft Odtn Halo ft Wiley KDMONTOV Pantages '^•rl-ion .S"5 ft o 'has Murati Co I'llleen "Stanley crhspmsn "all ft .Shapiro ■it Pink Tata CALGART Pantagea (27-29) Olga ft Nicholas Monroe ft Gratton Hilly Weston Co Vine ft Temple T^mas Troupe SPOKANE l*antagea .(Sunday opening) Hmaroft ft Sonia Krylton Sla ft M Wells ft Eclair 2 Murray LTvlngston RoMnaon ft Pierce Land ot Tango SEATTLE ' Pantagea Noel Leater Co Sullivan ft Meyers CJueena Syncopation Irving ft Elwood Grant Gardner • Carson Revua VANCOUVER Pantagea PIsano ft Co Conroy A O'Donnell Ruloft ft Elton Ilubbell's Band Hampton A BlaUe Illll'a Circus BEIXINOIIAM Vaadevtlle Gintaro Rudlnoff TlTith Ptonehiupe I.aPellle Bevun Oordon A Henl'y Hurry roltmun TACOMA Pantages The Cromwelirt H.-rman ft Br.s. oe Les Cellle 3 Tommy flllibnn«i Ben Unrton Rcvu*' POBTLAXU. ORE. Pantages T'ssj'lng Psiade CHICAGO ^ Majestic Lyle ft Virginia Hughes & Debrow Raffles Bob Wlllla td Half Four Bellhops (Three to tui) BI:'M'NOTON, ILL. Majaatki Ridiculoua Recco Fox ft Allyn Deslys Sisters Co 2d Halt Lloyd Neveda Co Wllllaraa ft Clark Hlckey A Hart Rev DAVENPORT, lA. Calambla Wiillama A Clark Flo Lewla Frank North Co Houdini (Two to ml) 2d Halt Gillette A nta Geo Lyona 1 Mra R Malentino Co Chss Wilson M Diamond Co (One to niir GALESBCRG, ILL. Orpheam Ollletto ft Rita Hill A Cameron Versatile 6 2d Halt Berg A English Block ft Dunlap Bl'som Heath Knt JOLIET, ILL. Orplieam Eckert & /Frances M Diamond Co (One to fill) 2d Halt Morley ft Mack G ft P Hickman Bob Pender Troupe MADISON, WIS. Orphcnna R ft B Brill Zuhn ft Drels (Others to nil) 2d Halt Coulter A Rose Harry Stoi3dard__Co Jos K Watson* Alexanders ft Eve MII.WAIIKF.F. Majestic Mabel Blondell Clifford Wayne 3 Bowman Bros Knights ot Harm") Johnny Murphy (Three to All) MINNEAPOIJS 7th St. Maxime ft Bohby Arge ft Virginia Chenetts Band Milt Collins a. Mora ft R'kli-M 2 (Two to nil) PEORIA, ILL. Palaea Katland Block ft Dunloh 4 Rublnl Slaters G'ft P HIrkman Dob Pender Trgupe 3d Half Hill A Cameron Fox ft Allyn K T Kutna Co (Two to nil) ROCKFORD, ILL Palace Coulter A Rose K Stoddard ft Band Jos K Watson Alexandera ft Eve tTwo to Oil) 2d Half R A B Brill Zuhn A Dries (Others to fill) ST. MO. LOL'IS, Oraad Two Bternads Brown A Blaine Frear BJLggott ft F Bayes A Speck Mme DuBarry John Gelger (Three to fill) 8IOVX CITT, lA. Orpheum Lime Trio Carter A Cornish Wm Edmonda Co Margie Coates Morris Campbell A Friedland Co 2d Halt Valda Co W A Q Ahenrn Tip Tip TaphanU's Al Herman Willie Schenk Co (One to nil) SO. BEND, IND. Palaea P'xw'rth A Frances Stone A Hayea Kuma Co (Two to nil) 2d Halt Arthur Jaicett Co Swor ft Conroy Little PIpoHx Co (Two to nil) SP'GFIELD, HI.. Majestic 5 Musical NOKRCH Wanzer A Palmer VIsser Co (Three to fill) id Halt Wonder Seal Medley ft.Duprec Ridiculoua Recco Carson A Wlllard (Two to nil) TEKRE HAUTE Hippodrome Wonder Seal , Med1»y ft Dupree Stanley ft McNabh (Three to nil) — 2d Half P'xw'rth & Frail. cH 6 Musical NosBCB • Wanzer ft Palm- i (Three to All) '•Brevities of ISM' W Olympic Clnc'innnti t Capitol Indianapolhi. "Bubble Hubble" 27 Empire Brooklyn 5 Ponh Amboy «-S Trent Trfnton. "Chucklos of 1923" 27 CaRino Brtioihlyn 3 Orpheum Paterson. Cooppi- Jimmy 27 Gayety St Ixiuis 3 Gayety Kansas '^Ity. ' "Dancing Around'" 27 Capitol In- •lianapolis 3 Gayety St I>oui8. •GIkkIps" 27 Casino Boston 3 Hy- perion New Haven. "Happy Days" ♦7-29 Van Cuyler Schejiottaily 30-1 II ar m a n ii s Bleecker Hall Albany 3 Casino Baa\on. "Happy Go LiKky'" 27 Gayety RochesttT 6-8 Colonial Utlca. "Hfppity Hop" 27 I> O 3 Casino rhlladelphla. "poUywood Follies" 30-1 Colonial tJtica 3-5 Van Cuyler Schenectady 6-8 Harmanus Bleecker Hall Albany. "3lg Time" 27 Empire Newark 3 Miner's Bronx New York. "Let's Go" 27 Empire Toledo 3 New Gayety Dayton. Marion Dave 27 Olympic Chicago 3 Star &. Garter Chicago. "Monkey Shines" 27 Torkvllle New York 3 Empire Prifvldence. "Nlftle.s ef 1924" 27 Columbia New York 3 Empire Brooklyn. "Queen of Paris' 27 Gayety Pitt^- burgh 3-5 Court Wheeling 6-8 Grand O H Canton. "Radio Girls" S7 Columbia Cleve- land 3 Gayety Btmalo. "Record Breaikera" 27 Palace Bal- timore 3 Gayety Washington. "Runnln" Wild" 27 New Gayety Dayton 3 Olympic Cincinnati. r'Silk Stocking Revue" 27 Orpheum Patersoli 3 Empire Newark. "Step on It" 27 li O 3 Gayety Montreal. "Talk of Town'" 27 Gayety Boston 3 Columbia New York. "Temptations of 1923" 27 Star & Garter Chicago 3 Gayety Detroit. "Town Scandals" 27 Gayety De- troit 3-5 London 6-8 Hamilton. "Vanities" 27 Gayety Kansas City 3 L O. Watson Billy 27 Kmpire Provi- dence 3 Gayety Boston. Watson Sliding Billy 27 Gayety OmiAia 3 Olvmpic Chicago. ■Whirl of Girls" 27 L. O 3 Empire Toledo. Williams Mollie 27 Empire To- ronto 3 L O. • "Wine Woman and Song" 27 Ca- sino Philadelphia 3 Palace Balti- more. •Youthful Follies" 27-29 Poll's Watertowii 30-1 Stone O II Blng- hamton 3 Hurtlg St Seamon's New York. MUTUAL CIRCUIT "Band Box Revue" 27-29 Park Youngstown 30-1 Lyceum Columbus 3 Empress Cincinnati. "Bits of Hits 1924" 3 Oayety Louisville. "Broadway Belles" 27 Empress Cincinnati 3 Empire Milwaukee. "Dancing Fools" Zl Gayety Louis- ville 8 L O. "Fads and Follies" 3 Empire Ho- boken. "Flirts and Skirts" 27 Star Brook- lyn 3 Lyric Newark. "Folly Town" 27 Empire Hobokeu 3 Gayety Brooklyn. "French Models" 27 Lyric Newark 3 Bijou Philadelphia. "Georgia Peaches" 3 Empire Cleveland. '•Hello Jake" 27 Garden Buffalo 3 Majestic Scranton. "Joy Riders" 27 Academy .Pitts- burgh '3-6 Park Youngstown (-8 Lyceum Columbus. - •'London Gayety Glils" 80-1 Cata- ract Niagara Falls 8 Oayety Buffalo. "Make It Peppy" 3 Penn Circuit. "Misa Venus Co" 27 Olympic New York 3 Star Brooklyn. ••Moonlight Maite" 27 Oayety Brooklyn 3 Howard Boston. "Oh Joy" 27 Majestic Scranton 3 Nesblt WIlkes-Barre. "Round the Town" 3 Academy Pittsburgh. "Saucy Bits" 3 Folly Baltimore. "Snappy Snap-s"' 27 Kmpire Cleve- land 3 Cataract Niagara Falls. •'Step Lively" 3 Olympic New York. Kllman O R KInc A KrwiD Knos Fay Kr.inicr yarn l.andneld Sidney l.**wl8 Jack l.\0t H F « iMvett Qeorse Lucille Lillian Lydeil A Uibeon Mack Al Mack J C Mallia Maudle Manley May Martin Tommy Martin H V , Meredith Mrs Merrill A Mcl>onald BHIe McKle Corwln McNally Betly McNally Ben Mlddlrfn A fipllmr Miles Ted Morris T ' Newport Hal Noble Ruth Ormonde Hsrry Powers Jeaala Randall Earl Jt-dileid Caitaerlno l.'.'.d I.eona I::ro Kdinond n ItUhardson Kdna KoblnNon Clauiio llollms II KoX'rs Ito^ Russ'll Nlni^ Shnw A I.ee Schubert Huah 8milet4a iJaiay Smith K I. Smith Jack * Smith Jos C Smyth l< Stetson Mr stetson L T Starrlll Edmi \1nai Edrar A Vinues Harry Warwick Ted Willlns Rudy Wilson Anita W Wilnon Phyllia V\ UKon Thos il WlUion Tom Wlni:herman Wm P Zehrback I.aRoy H CHK'AliO OFI^tCie Adier Bert Allen Edna Broderick A Wynn Brown Art Bennett Chas Byron 8 Chas Burton Eflle Burton Dick Chsdderton LiltlHO Clifford l^elsnd Cohan L Geo Carlinx Hilda Cunard Grace Dunbar Charlie Puncan Raymond *' DuUKlas Toni Devaro Mile Duffy Jas J Elaine Mabel Fowler Dolly Floresta Fesens Fair Polly Furman Hasel Gibson Hardy GulKoyla JAG Glenco Sisters ' Grey Cecil Hutlbert Gene Harris Jack. Helvey Neal Hammond Jack Hyde Marian Hblllns Klt.tr Xverson Frltzie Khaym LETTERS When Hendlnr for Mall to VARIETY, address Mall Cleric. PONTCARDA, AltVRHTIHINfl or CIRCI'I.AR LETTF.RS WILL NOT BR ADVERTISED. LRTTKRS ADVERTISED ONE ISSITE ONLY. IM BURLESQUE ROUTES (Aug. 27-8efit. 3) COLUMBIA CIRCUIT "AH Aboard" 27 Gayety BulTalo 3 G.TVOty Rocliestcr. "Ail in Fun" 27 lIurtlR ^ Sea- mon's Now York 3 YorkvlUc New. York. •JJathiiiK Iteailtlcs' 27 Hyperion .N'cw Haven 3-5 I'oli'a Wateitown 6-8 Stone O II Binghamton. "Hon Tons ' 27-23 Court Wlictiing 30-1 Oinnd O H C.inton 3 Columbi;i Cievoland. "BcstonlaiiH" 27 Gayety Washing- ton 8 Gayety Pittsbiireh. "Breezy Times" 27 Miner's Bronx Ntw Voik 3 ("aslno Brooklyn. Archie Will Arnold Louise Barnes Cora Hell Jack Benson Bennie Bernard Bobby Brenon Miss K Budreau John Buckley Miss .1 liurKcrs Hun y Campbell Boyd Canlan Lewis ■atlln Margie Clark Florelln ciirrord ijiBsi- Clucas Carroll C.>lp Muriel i Coolio O Ciii.p.r .\lr i'ox Bentn-■• Culver llarj ^ PaiUy Flo Ijnrrell It Davles Grjtr.' Dawson J Daynes Dolly I'e.Tne lrnm»i Dean 1' MIsa D^s Mersis J- !»■■ Deyo J.^ano Diilnn Thomn« Iiuree Itadaii)'- Doy:«S J-Tin'e Kd wards Miss T Flfer Mr A I'loyd W Keder Fannie riyn Fedder MUe Folsom Hobby Franklin Ben I'riscoe Slgnor 'iUletl Bobby 'linter Frank 'iffen Bill <;rlgKS Val Halsiy S ■? Ilalai-y Seth C llsrrtnston Frar:'.< llarrinicton lln-... i ilarrlHon Harry Harte Kleannr Haver Dorotlty Ifennins Jos Howard A Mti." ■ lIofTtnan Chtbl'r llymej Bill .T.Tclifinn Anna .Iackf*nn Kdw.iiil .hrl'rho Amy Kollrr Bfs A I^ynf !:■ Uy Orry O MMerlde 1*1 r'y V Kerwino Pat Kervllle Oeorve KtOK Sisters Ketih A Wllma Kennedy Pejrvy ■a l>>e Byron Lorraine A Carl Mills B Jos Michel Six Demons Murray Stanley . .Marcel 1 Dot .Morroco May belle U Marbe Fay Newport Hal Ohrman 0 Hiss O'Donnell Connie Pattj Male steward Patrieola Isabelle Ross' Wyse Co Rcdell Harry- Southern Jean Simmons Jas D Bmith Howard Hiaith Oliver Co Santrey Norton A B Hhelley Fatsey Ktorey Helen Stephana Irene Taylor Dan Dapper Warde o Vivian Weinsiein Henry W Walsh Billy While Francis Warden JIarry HATS WILL REMAnr (Continued from pige 1) the numbers of the M. P. P. D. A. to Krant Hays a leave of absence under salary to undertake the work ot reorganization for the Republi- can natloiHil committee, as that would undoubtedly strengthen Hays' fi'iendships with the neW President and the as.socIate« about him. Hays states that he would not even listen to an arrang'^ment of that sort. xte. llnys believes lb:it now, for tlTo flrtit time since his advent in the picture industry, he has the wheels working In the right direc- tion, through which he will bo en- abled to perform constructive ser- vice which will be for the general good of the exhibitor as well st» tha , producer and distributor. He la loath to leave the active executive (Tirectton of his organization any time within the next few years. Hays says that he is nut going back Into politics for a number ot ' years, and that he is going to aticlc to the job he has on his hand in the film buslnesa. Up to the preMnt Hays has b«tn at the film helm for about 18 months, and has about a like length of time to continue on his present contract. ' There IS a rumor negotiations <ure already under way for the exten- sion of the Hays' contract with the M. P. P. D. A. for a period beyond the original three years he engaged for. 31 SYRACUSE, N. Y. By CHESTER B. BAHN WIETING—Reopens August with "Molly Darling." B. F. KEITH'S—Vaudeville and pictures. Summer seasons ends next week. House returns to eight acts of vaudeville (big time) on Sept. 3. ROBBINS - ECKEL — First half, double bill "Salomy" and Leonard- Tcndler light films. E.-WPIRB—First part, "Mothers- in-law.'" STRAND—First part, ('Modern Marriage." CRESCENT—First part, '.'Java Head."" The newly organized Skancateles Opera Association will give "The Mikado" at the Huxford theatre, Skaneateles summ«4- colony resl- dent.<i and Syracuse talent will be In the cast. Louise Allen Hewlett Is musical director and Ray B. Ham- mond stage director. "The orchestra Is under the direction of Arthur Phoenix, leader of the Wletlng opera house orchestra here. Tha L.vceum, Elmira. will open its regular season on August 27 with the Neil O'Brien-Bert Swor Min- strels. The opening Columbia Wheel date is August 28, with the "Holly- wood Follies." Thomas H. Redmond. 60. cus- todian of the Goodwill theatre, Johnson City, died Friday, last, after an operation for appendicitis. KC'lmond wan a lumberman in his e.arly years, but for some time past had been on the payroll of both the Goodwill and the Endwcll theatres In John.ion City. Joe Scott Welsh, Klmlra tenor, haw been signed for John Golilen's ••The First year" company topped by l',a:ricia O'llearn and .lohii \V. U.in- somo. HOW COME" IN BALTO - (Continued from page 1) its audiences were not the aiult- « ences which atteAd t)^ legltimat* ^ theatre in th« winter. And the i show, although the whttea^laugbed i at it and enjoyed It, wai not ap- j plauded lustily by them. Also, 36 ,^- women each night In the tbeatr* I woMd be the outclde number. Tb«^. rest of the white* were men. - j, Another interesting experiment '' was tried—and worked. The Gay- ; ety, where tha ahow played, is S \ burlestiue house on East Baltlmora* street, and ita floor is divided into ^ three section*, the left hand *Ido /' section being reserved for negroM '. and th^ boxes on that side of tha ;■ house also being turned over t<»-^ them at |1.M high. This price also h went tor 10 row* back on the or* "^ chostra tloor. The rest ot the floor ' was given over to the whites, wbll* '" the two balconle* were devoted to r' the darkles. They filled the hotwo,': nightly and at the matinees, a* dl4 , the white people. Altogether the show struck a lit- ,: tie over |t,000 on the week and will be held over tor three days next .' week, 'it having this op»n time be- fore taking'^i^ it* Shubert book* Ings. ' The next real experiment will (^ come the week ot Sept. 10, when ;< the Auditorium will open with :i "Liza," a higher .type show, but,!' withal, colored. This house will tt'. not be able to aplit its floors up > with the colored and whites and>/' will depend largely upon the fS.it -"t class ot white theatregoers. '^^ Their attend,ince will make tho money, "and. If they come, then will '* a Southern metropolis. In a Sl^t* '^^ where the Jim Crow law i; In effect, \ and where the old timers still call V' the colored people "niggers," bava '; given its approval to the colored -j show erase. COLORED SHOW TITLE Three-sided Show Abandons "Shuf- fl» Along" F(>r f!!-" llr.'it tir (JW^tlorn and IiIh Utlca. this week, pi Tpr f!i'' flr.'it time In tniiny years, b.ind appear in la'ying tli« Colonial tlieatro there on Friday. The Tioga theatre, Oxwego, will bavo a new orohrstral organ, to be I Installed by ibe W. W. Kimball Company of Chicago. ' Promoled by Edward 11. Bennett, : Watcrtown attorney. Charles J. Izziiy. Watertown leulty operator. I ("•harles P. Dej*ey, architect, and I Fred J. Shcparil, broker, Pulaski I will have .-v new playhouse, con- structlr.n of which will start early I in the f.'ill. A company \!t being In- 1 corporatcii m.Ui a t7J,uOO rapitaliza- 1 tlon. I "riK- series of Novice NlRhts, held I ^.t I!. 1'. Kell!i'« here throughout the ' 'Glimmer, will f loBe i.ex; week with I the twelft'n procrnm on Friday evening. The sciios b.i» proved a suic<ss. Am.nf'Mfis !:om as far .aw.Ty as Montreal line appeared on the .imatetir bllln. Tlinfu' iiicisurlnr up to profession.^; s'amliird have re- ceived a weK's snl.irli ,1 K'<iili <n- pngrment Although ShufTle Along, Inc., post- ed a t.'i.OOO bond as per court order and Thomas W. Mealey was ap- pointed referee to take testimony in the corporation's Injunctive suit against Miller and Lyle and George,, White, the latter will not further ctyitest the action. Miller, Lyle and White have decided to abide by the court's decision and not infringe on the "Shuffle Along" title, although they won a point by releasing Mil- ler and Lyle from the "Shuffle" show. i • The new Mlller-Lyle-Whlfe col- ored show was last retltlcd "Runnln* Wild," but there Is a Columbia bur- lesque wheel show (Ed Daley) and a Mutual (Sam Krnus) show In pro- duction with similar titles. White has decided to change the George White's "Blai k Scandals." WATSON LEAVES "NIFTIES" ll.iiiy \Viitsoii I.rt i<li.:iis.iN of ■'NlftiiH' at the Fulton uiow called ibe FiiiiKliop), Ni w Yui-k. when he dr-l.lcd that his p.'irt in the Collier- !!• riuirO revue was too iiniinpoi lant lo Justify his appeurnnce in it. !!,• will ri'turn lA v»ii'lf 'ille,