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Show World (September 17, 1910) FIVE CENTS THE COPY—PAY NO MORE DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE -, - PROVES! THIS WEEKS NEWS THIS WEEK Vol, VI, No. 13._ CHICAGO September 17, 1910 grace WILSON. A CHICAGO GIRL WHO HAS ACHIEVED SUCCESS IN VAUDEVILLE 2 THE SHOW WORLD September 17, 1910. SELLS'FLOTO WANTS TO BUY ALL KINDS OF CIRCUS PROPERTY Must Be Best of Its Class State Full Particulars ADDRESS-—- - === H. H. TAIYIIYIEN, 236 SYMES BUILDING, DENVER, COLORADO A QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF UNINTER¬ RUPTED SUCCESS Two Trains de luxe Golden State Limited GENTRY BROS. FAMOUS SHOWS TO EN TOUR SEASON 1910 CALIFORNIA Playing the Principal Cities of America Exclusively for first- Executive Offices: Bloomington, Ind. class passengers, f. npfl Tfr • The Leading Journal Rocky Mountain Limited New York Office: 150 Fifth Avenue Boston Office: 224 Congreee Street, Boeton, Malt. 1 he Bioscope TO Has the largest circulation and is the best Advertising Medium, bar none Dependable Subscription, $2.00 a Year. Sample Copy Mailed Free. COLORADO 31,33 and 35 Litchfield St., LONDON, W.C., ENGLAND Every convenience that adds to pleasure^ • Opera and comfort are found on these trains. Chairs Made from one piece of steel, nickel plated; weighs less t--—. .. L. M. ALLEN All our cus¬ article ever invented; can be carried on a key ring; invaluable to man or woman. Money refunded if not satisfied. By mail 10c each, 60c a dozen prepaid. Adents wanted. Send for our big free Passenger Traffic tomers say so catalogue of Empire household necessities. Manager WRITE TODAY FORT STANWIX SPECIALTY CO. CHICAGO ROME, S. Y. Royal Metal Mfg.Co. Dearborn St. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Specialties CHICAGO,ILL. Wire-Walkers’ Oil-Paper and Silk Umbrellas Also theatre souvenirs. Sample souvenir sent post-paid receipt of 25c. Write for prices—Umbrellas. Staple Goods | Folding and Assembly Chairs W. A. MENTZER, Importer Japanese Goods 92-94 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO and Novelties Suitable for Prizes, Souvenirs, Premiums and favors for Portable Lights Skating Rinks, Games and 5c For All Purposes Theatres. We have a big variety. Send for FREE The Belte & Weyer r0. Catalogue. 8 E. Michigan St. Prompt Shipment! Write Per CitilafU! CHICAGO .... ILLINOIS Peabody School Furniture Co N. Shure Co. North Manchester, Ind. [WHOLESALE] IMPERIAL DECORATING 220-222 Madison St. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS COMPANY (Not Incorporated) Send for our Stock Ust of Interior Decorators and Painters. Pic¬ n I I kl r %/ SHOW PRINT ■ ms LKuH torial and Soenery Painting. Contracts K U N t Y PHOTO ENGRAVERS taken in any part of America. Sketches II W II t- ■ BLOCK, TYPE, ZINC TENTS and designs furnished on application. Window Carda Muslin, Paraffine Sign!, Pirk I Improved Acetylene for Tents, Let us figure with you. ing, Heralds, Posters, Photos. Half-Tonss 2®... - Circuses, Parke, etc. United States Tent * Awning Co. L. BLAND, Mgr. Phone Main 4139 specialty. Designers, Engravers, Show Printer!. THE ALEXANDER MILBURN CO 22-2* North Deiplaiasi Street. CHICAGO 96 Fifth Ave., CHICAGO SUITE 29-30 RUNEY PRINT, S8SBS. 507 W. Lombard St. Baltimore, Md. IMP—-BISOX-DEFENDER-ATLAS-OWL-AMBROSIO Cincinnati Film Exchange CXS'811? West Pourth Street CINCINNATI, O. L,ong Distance Phone, IVIsairx 1ASO 44Tlie House That Buys Films” Connect with a real live, up-to-date Film Exchange that can ^ive you a real service References—MOTION PICTURE DISTRIBUTING & SALES CO._ ITALA-THANHOUSER-FILM D’ART-YANKEE-OTHERS The Show People’s Nt CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 17, 1910. For Jill Kinds of Show People DOUBTING THE SANITY OF SELLS-FLOTO FOLKS ""SJS’SPS5KiffiU£S,“- i Says Fifty-Car Show Can’t Be Oper¬ ated with Twenty-five Cent j CHANLER - CAVALIERI SCRAP LOOKS REAL 4 THE SHOW WORLD RELIABLE RECORD OF VAUDEVILLE ACTS utes*** B ” NO. 374. Time. 17 min- No. 376. Time, 17 „ i9Seen-MaJest.c. Chicago, Sept. 12. Sep, . WaSSS^U^gSS 19Place on Brecon* .n Stx- Fables in Vaudeville No. 18 “The CRITIC who TRIED to be GOOD and COULDN'T” By FRANCIS OWEN of Owen & Hoffman Once upon a TIME there was a VAUDEVILLE CRITIC who looked over various ACTS, told their SHORTCOMINGS—if any- criticised their ACTING, pointed out FLAWS in DRESSING, etc, and tried at the same time to be as fair and HONEST as he COULD. He had MANY enemies and few FRIENDS. SISTER acts complained that £ 53 & over his desk because his nasty PAPER said her DARLING danced with one foot and had a voice like a STEAM CALIOPE. DANCING acts called him a FAKIR, ROBBER, GRAFTER, and said he could be BOUGHT for FIVE DOLLARS. Sketches complained that he was ... GAZE at HIM an AMATEUR, and they had nothing worth STEALING any¬ way. ONE dark lonesome night he climbed through the window of a small house in the suburbs and found himself SURROUNDED by a large man in a “SMOKING JACKET” with PISTOL in his hand. The BURGLAR CRITIC tried to jump through the ROOF, but the man held the pistol to his head while he SWITCHED on the ' and calmly removed the BLACK mask from the AMATEUR CRACKSMAN’S face.' When”” he’ saw who it was, he sat in a chair and laughed so hard the CRITIC was moved to say that “he thought Tboi^Mk£ S Expert on the lofty wire,’ and you once said I couldn’t hit a barn door your EAR, three hairs off your right EYE BROW, and two off ; left. Jf you move and get^ SHOT you will only be a DEADB 3CRITIC °hadC aW clndle1” ThotU out° o /‘h L mouth? held * MATCHES - the EXPERT shot the sulphur off of, balanced a coin on his nose that a bullet knocked out of the window, and performed OTHER hair tlTeS1EXPEtRfeaskedttdmPCRITVc0’wharhe3thoughtCnofthTsaSSHVoTm^ The CRITIcFcroSsed to’th^WItJDOW before’he’spoke J^GOSLOwf I and you put him through a course of SPROUTS as you did me. Your you shoot out all the LIGHTS and the BURGLAR the window. It will be something NEW in a shoot- . ; the BACON. I have failed at being i so I am going back to be a BAD, BOLD CRFCRITIC, rob people r REPUTATIONS, and have those with BAD are BORN goo'a, some MORAL CVto brgoodSS’toaMdAKSE0ma MORAL THE SHOW WORLD 5 REPORTS ON ACTS NOW IN CHICAGO “l KNIGHT OF THE ROAD. 6 THE SHOW WORLD 17, 1910. mm FRANK KUTIvBDGK GKACJtC BAINBnlDGB J. K. BBADSHAW FRANK RUTLBDGB & OO, IN THE NOVEL COMEDY PLAYLET, “OUR WIPE'1 I r Act of llu- Show.”-Pitt,sbura HewcrKl. “Made > Hit.” — Cleveland 1 »1 l Deale*. “LAST HALF” BILLS (SEPT. 15-18) IN CHICAGO THEATERS Bush Temple—Last week’s “try-out” Association Houses did nut attract such a large, crowd Academy—Warren & Blanchard, Sully MURDOCK IN CHICAGO: which shows that the professional col¬ Family, Mills & Moulton, Advanced ony is being thinned out as the season Musical Four, Eddie Gray, Sisters opens. R. D. Clifton & Co., presented a Cardownie, Grace Orma and Allen western sketch on the idea of “Bar % Wightman. MILES IS SATISFIED Ranch, which run too long. Marguerite Star—Neuss & Eldred, Patti De Laro La Fonts followed with songs. She & Co., Gavin, Platt and Peaches, Garden narrowly escaped the kiddere. Green- City Trio, Harry Blaney, and Stuart, Actor’s Union Reopens its War on the Western Vaudeville ' ’ ’ Singing Tableau displayed the Raymond & Baker. **” -- electrician, " Kedzie—McNish & McNish, Barnes & tjf; Managers’ Association—Combination in East Possible The Longworths, Lee Fillier, £«Se^W «rK a^W^f'or^^ ^iSalX^o« Burtterfleld*1time *wTth with ""SI s™ SESSS | COY PE TRICKEY BARRETT & E^RLE 3 GLADYS VanGe- “ Fred 15< iwmah O II tire Playing S-CTime-Direction of Ray Merwin THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH WARD & STONE SINGERS AND DANCERS JOYESQUE THE SHOW WORLD 7 ACTS NOW BEING HANDLED AND BOOKED BY TOM BRANTFORD A COMPLETE PRODUCTION THE DERVISH WHIRLWIND -THREE - ONETTA Madam Bedini Sisters Methven Entirely New Scenic and AND HER TRAINED HORSES “A TRIP ABROAD” A REAL COMEDY SKETCH “ATHLETIC PASTIMES” VAUDEVILLE’S MOST ARTISTIC LeeBeggs&Co. Frank Parker & Co. GONNELLA Balancing a Real Billiard In “THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME.” Table on His Chin VOCAL OFFERING An Entirely New Trans¬ formation Act 5 Gaffney Girls THE RINALDOS In “A DRESSING ROOM SCENE” NOW IN PREPARATION NOW AT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL 40 Mandolins. IN CHICAGO Louis Gerald & Co. Frank Mostyn Kelley Weston&Cushman New and Elaborate AND COMPANY In Scenic Production “TOM AND JERRY” Talking and Singing Act These acts can be booked through any legitimate agency. WANTED—To hear from new and real novelty acts at ali times. Address Phone Monroe 3739=TOM BRANTFORD, 745 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago THE SHOW WORLD THANK NAZIMOVA FOR SOMETHING SERIOUS Talented Russian Actress Has an Intensely Interesting Question to Raise if “The Fairy Tale” Is Not the Best Show in the World—In Chicago Theaters BY WILL REED DUNROY September 17, 1910. THE S H OW WORLD 9 £1 1 me mm show of me yan/j J/^/// Jj/f/) /IfiROAP ***%*-, » ALHAMBRA 7 THEATRE r« 10 THE SHOW WORLD September 17, 1910. THE The foundation upon which the success of THE SHOW WORLD stands is its absolute FAIRNESS. It has always been the policy of this paper to print news of the amusement world WITHOUT FEAR 5H0VS®RLD OR FAVOR and to recognize that in all discussions, no matter how e Omaha, $eb. important or how trivial, there ARE USUALLY TWO SIDES. THE Warren A. Patrick, , , Entered as second-class matter, June 26, 1907, General Director Show World, at the Postoffice at Chicago, Illinois, under the SHOW WORLD has no false dignity which prevents the opening Chicago, Ill. act of Congress of March 8, 1879.
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