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Volume XXI. No. 9. CINCINNATI-NEW YORK- February 27, 1909.

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The nature of man Is made up of little crotchets and conceit**, from ”Of all th»' penurious people I ever knew,” said Edwin Steven.s, who is which the professional class Is not more free than others. It is. on the con¬ now touring in Henry \V. Savage’s production. The Devil, "a man who Is trol >, touted about amon^ the laymen that the actors of both sexes glory now prupriei.01 of one of New York’s newest and bigge'ft hotels was the worst l IIIHMIII these little idlosyncracies, cullivat- in his early days. He came to New B noil I ing them to a perfection not attained York a poor boy, but with gigantic , L ■ 11 among other classes. We have to ambitions. After struggling along for 1^9^ H n JgJ concede that the professional is known a time, he finally procured a position u f u by his manner as unmistakably as the . as clerk in one of the cheap hostel- ■(vWjt— 1 ^IVwwl' " * ~—' clergyman is by his cloth or the palnt- rles down town. Here he was paid f j v ^ c:!U"\rT“"~W'>_ »lAiw \ by the stain on his cuffs. No mat- a small wage and obtained his meals U a 13 Z ' ' *J how much a man's manner may and room In the hotel without charge. /AvA—>«. ^ z:.- \\l f ~ " — --- be like that of other folk when he His “folks” had asked me to keep an - ’- adopts the stage as a profession, after I eye on him, as they were old friends v— ■ one season “on the road” you can pick of my family, and so I was accustomed ^ Li him out ol a ciuwu. t'erliaps ii 13 the atmosphere of the green room or the to drop round to the hotel occasionally to see how he was getting along. nature of nis daily life, but whatever It Is the earmarks are Ineffaceable. My own salary had already attained considerable proportions, as compared Still, why not? The man of commercial pursuits has his peculiarities, with that of my plodding young friend, and when he told me what he too. His methods are like those of his contemporaries, and the keen ob¬ drew and what percentage of it he was saving, I was amazed. I couldn’t server can sit in a crowded cafe and pick out man after man and name the understand how he did it. exact nature of his business. The business man is no less a creature of con¬ “One day a mutual friend of ours visited him when he was relieved ventions as it affects him in his daily life than is the actor in his peculiar way. from his long watch at the desk. When they entered the meagerly furnished Henry Dixey tells of a man that never lost an opportunity to advertise little room, the host went to the mantelpiece, looked at his watch, set the himself. He lived at home and in a very modest style, too, but he used to clock, that had stopped, and started It going. sit around hotel lobbies and have himself "paged” from home. It was even “'Clock stopped while you were out, eh?’ observed the visitor. suspected that he spent most of his evenings beside his own telephone, calling “ 'Nope. I always stop it when I go out. What is the use of having for himself at the various hotels of the city and having the pages shout his It running and wearing out, when there Is no one here to see it?’” name through the lobbies and cafes. And this same man called Dixey a conceited ass in playful jest. Nearly everybody Identifles Mr. Dixey with his famous role of "Adonis;” ! in fact, many writers insist upon referring to him as “Adonis” Dixey. Since 1 It was at Alton, Illlno* . The drama, Parsifal, was the performance. the versatile actor first appeared in this role, a new generation of playgoers The wind was blowing a .eavy gale, mingled with snow and rain and, al¬ has grown up, and it is not strange if some people find it difficult to believe though there had been a big advance sale, people were straggling in one that Dixey l.s the same Dixey that he always was. and two at a time. During a recent matinee at the , where Mr. Dixey was Manager Sauvage was at the wicket. No matter what the condltlon.s starring In the big comedy drama, Mary Jane’s Pa. the audience applauded , are, "Billy” Is always cheerful, and never shows a "yellow streak.” and continued to applaud until the actor was forced to come out and say A young man stepped up to the window, and as he brushed the snow •omethlng. from his overcoat, asked for two seats In the dre.'w circle. "I don't believe In curtain speeches,” he began, "because I don’t think ‘‘Well,” says Billy, as he pushed the tickets toward him, “you look 1 know everything about everything. So, Instead of boring you with a dis¬ somewhat worried, Ed.” sertation upon art, i’ll tell you a little story on myself. “Me?” says Ed. “No. I’m not worried, but I would be If I was In yoi “Coming Into the theatre this afternoon, I was met at the stage door place.” by a lady—no. no, you must not laugh—this was a very old lady, I assure "Can you beat that?” .says Billy, turning to Walter Harmon, manage you. with white hair and little ringlets over her temples. of the company. “‘Are you Mr. Dixey?’ she asked It takes a manager to appreciate the story. “’Yes’ A very clever trick was turned by Manager Sauvage, recently. A piece ” ’Harry Dixey?’ of property was purchased, and the entire rear of the property having a “ ‘Guilty.’ natural slope, with about fifteen feet o( space at the front, a penny arcade “ ‘Oh, I’m so glad to meet you! When I was a little girl, my grand- ^ was built, through which the people had to pass in order to reach the mother took me to see your father play in “Adonis.” He was Just lovely. Airdome. In the house there lived a family of three, and there was nothing Anyone can see you are going to be Just like him some day!’ ” said of their watching the show from the second-story window, but as the season advanced the number at the window seemed to grow, and soon it Milton Nobles says he crossed the Atlantic fourteen times before he was neces.sary to use two wlndow.s, and later on, three. On pa.ssing through ever felt even a suggestion of seaslckne.ss. The observation was elicited from the Airdome, Manager Sauvage was often noticed looking up at the steadily- him In answer to a question as to what he thought of the Emanuel Movement, , growing "free list,” and then it could be plainly seen that he was in a __V -■.t j which is coming In for more or less brown study. It looked very much like he was up again.st it good and ^ discussion in the magazines and news- papers Just at this time. strong. >V /I ^ know about the Emanuel It is all settled now. The stage manager Is living In the house with Movement.” said Nobles, “but I do his wife and daughter. The daughter is “Billy’s” secretary and the wife \ --\ know there is a lot In mental sugges- has an annual pass. Nothing doing next summer. You have to give It to- AvV • * ' tion. The last time I came over from "Billy.” England was the fourteenth time I ' / i ' ^ ^ crossed the Atlantic, and I had L ' M ' never been the slightest bit sick dur- Frank Daniels says that when he was a boy In school he never lost " voyage, no matter how rough an opportunity to make the teacher miserable, and those who knew Frank the passage. On this occasion I happened to remark this fact to a very intel¬ now are not inclined to doubt hirh. He was Into all the mischief that wa.** ligent young physician, who was sealed opposite me at table. going. Involving his fellow students ' ' " ' ” ‘Well,’ he said, ’you’re going to be sick this trip. If you never were (?) whenever possible, and keeping a _ before. You may not feel It, but I can see it in your face.’ general hubbub going all the time, ”I pooh-poohed the idea. according to his own confe.sslon. Dan- \i " ‘I never felt better than I do right now,’ I replied. ‘Get sick on a lels has a lot of reminiscences of these __ calm sea, when I have passed through many a storm without the slightest days that it Is a delight to hear him nau.sea? I’ll fool you.’ ” 'All right,’ laughingly responded my new-made acquaintance, 'but If On one occasion he was caught red- ic— you want to lay a wager on it. I’m willing to go against It.’ handed in some misdemeanor and the ' ”We fixed It right there. It was a small bet. but I’m afraid It was rattan was brought Into play by the sufficient to prove my undoing. The meal was hardly finished when 1 pretty little teacher, whose life he commenced to feel a bit uneasy about the stomach. 1 left my state-room was doing his best to make himself the bane. and walked about the deck In the calm air of a beautiful October day. Finally, She thrashed him till she was red In the face and her hair was disheveled. the first sea-sickness of my experience came over me, and I succumbed com¬ He stood and took it bravely, scarcely fiinching. pletely. “What’s the matter with you, Frank? Why don’t you cry ” the teacher ’’‘.\re you sick, my friend?’ smiled the young doctor, coming toward me. finally panted. “’Do you think I’m doing this for fun or Just to let you win the wager?’ "Cause I bet Jimmy Jones a keester you couldn’t make me. An* yoo- I asked. can’t,” replied Daniels. ”It was mental suggestion that did It. It made me sick. I don’t know He says that the teacher, notwithstanding all the tormenting she camr whether it could have cured me or not.” I in for afterwards, is still one of the best friends he has. X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

tures. The same Is being done by Dan S. Fish- i : ell, who will take care of the'muslcal comedies In the old theatre, after alterations, making It C D. HESS HENRIETTA GROSMAN SCORES ' larger than ever. Billy Allen, now playing In Arkansas, writes th^it he will again take out the Great Louisiana Carnival Co. this spring.. He has been success¬ IN THE REOPENING OF SHAM ful with his minstrel trtfflpe this winter. ! Dies of Apoplexy at -WILL J. FARLEY. Home MONTREAL, CAN.

This Season’s Premiere Occurs in Washington Miss V’au Studdiford, in The Golden Buttei- ' fly. was well received by a capacity bouse. : Rich costuming, elegant settings and a good Was Renowned a Generation I cast were In evidence. Good bouses will be bad during the week. Ago as an Operatic Man¬ J. H. McCarron Leaves Portland, Maine, to Take Manage¬ The Mummy and the Humming Bird, at the : Academy, Ofiened well and was very entertain¬ ment of Keith and Proctor House in Philadelphia— ing. ager-Impresario and ] The Royal’s offering was The Gal- ! ety Girls, and Frank Gotch, the wrestler. Showfolk Lose Costumes and Properties in Fire. Gotch alone could have flih-d that bouse ten Made Fortune. ‘ times over. The show Is a good one but with : the addeil attraction S. It. O. will be In order ! for balance of the week. COMTMBIA THEATRE—Washington, D. C.— gelist, . Among those present I Bennett’s vaudeville Is good. , The Princess ^ C. D. Hess, renowned a generation ago as an Sham, a romedy by Geraldine Bonner and El¬ I were Mayor Brand Whitlock and Mrs. Whitlock ' offensl The Bon-Tons, who received a cordial o|ieratic manager Impresario, died suddenly mer Harris. and Charles Jones, son of former Mayor Jones, reception. There was good attendance at matl- | February 15. of apoplexy, at his country home i all of Toledo, as well as a large number of ; nes* and evening performance. near Westvllle, Ind., where he had lived for THE CAST; ! friends of the bride. The happy couple at once Manager Sharp, of the Casino, has a goo

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Monastery ibe Lake Amusement Company are auooetaors to the Harry Davis Co., In the management of the Bijou Dream, this city. John Morton, a noted local singer Is tbe manager. He baa Given Royal Send-off by Last Audience In’Honor of Ryan Walker, Introdnced a novelty by having the singers of songs placed In a stage box under a si>ot light and by changing tbe colors a very pretty effect the Cartoonist, One of the is obtained. Rusinesa here Is great, and the Henry Miller Announces Plan for Building a Theatre on management only complain of lack of room, as every one has to be seated on account of tbe Biggest Affairs in His¬ stringent police laws. Broadway—Raymond Hitchcock Makes Assignment May Ulilman, a member of tbe Creole Slave's Revenge Company, which played a date at tbe tory of Club. Academy, was left behind on account of sick¬ —Empire Burlesque Executive Committee Meets. ness, and is now at tbe Slaters' Hospital, where she will have to undergo an operation. She Is receiving kind attention from frienils. The Friar Ryan Walker, tbe cartoonist, was tbe A. H. Woods management paid her two week's Harry I^auder, after a tour of the country, one lucky enointeenter, Frank Warner, master of novel and unusual interest. In tbe absence of site, at an estimated cost of $1,090,000. to retire, a curtain in the rear was raised ex- properties; Geo. Warner, flyman, and Jess Shall- Friar Abbot Charles Emerson Cook, tbe Friar IHisIng a large number of presents from friends crtais, advertising agent. secretary, Willard D. Ooxey, officiated as chair¬ Klimt A Gazxolo's Rocky Mountain Express and admin'rs. among whom were Liberty Council man. and announced each number on the pre- Company will close tbe season at Detroit, Feb. Knights of Columbus. St. Paul’s Guild of the gram with a short but appropriate address. The 20. Manager L. E. Pond claims a good season, I’aullst Parish Fathers, and William Morris, RAYMOND HITCHCOCK MAKES program Itself was a remarkable one, and served and the company has made some money. Incorporated, tbe gift from the latter being an ASSIGNMENT. to Introduce a number of well-known profession¬ Buffalo has no use for problem plays. Here elegant sliver service. als and others. the situation Is different than in New York. Seoor Florenclo Constantino, of tbe Tbe local managers neartlly concur with th.) Mr. Lauder was In fine spirits, leading tbe Raymond Hltcbcock. In voluntary petition Opera House, a tenor of remarkable vocal .New York Managers’ Association, claiming that audience In Auld Lang Syne, and tbe whole filed In New York Febniary IS, gives his lla sweetness, sang Celeste Aida, and was com¬ tbe five or six pUys running in New York would was a fitting conclusion of a tour which prob- bllltlea as $2S.29-t. unsecured, with no assets pelled to respond to a double encore; there was not lie drawing attractions here, as the plays ably has no parallel in tbe annals of vaudeville. save $16 on deposit In tbe Mutual Rank. a splendid piano solo by Julios Scbendel. who la Illtcbock sa.vs be owes the Johnson Service rapidly leaping Into fame In tbe East; Max Do- Company, of Milwaukee, $4,000 as a Judgment lin, a clever violinist, played, with Platon on a note given for an antomeclally written for the ’■ccaslon, anw sung by Clifford Wiley. Tbe RAYMOND HITCHCOCK IS A MIN words were by Willard D. Coxey and the mnslc STREL STAR. by Paul Tltetjens. composer of Tbe Wizard of Oz. It made a pronounced hit. Another inci¬ dental feature was a cartoon of Newlyweds, Raymond Hitchcock, tbe great comedian, waa printed In colors and presented to all those who given a short notice that be was to be a min¬ attended tbe affair. strel star. Owing to tbe sudden lllnese of Geo. (Honey Boy I Evans, at Ctlca. N. Y.. February 11. it left tbe big Cohan and Harris .Minstrels STAGE EMPLOYES ELECT OFFI without a star. Hitchcock, who la under Cohan and Harris contract, was In New Y'urk at tbe CERS. time and was cliom-n as the man to take Evans’ part. Hitchcock was then hurried to Syracuse The annual election of officers of the Interna¬ and rehearsed Evans' songs and dances and tional Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes. when he aiipeared In burnt cork In Auburn. Pensacola (Fla.) Lodge No. 60, was held Feb N. Y. (his home town) be waa a big hit. Hitch¬ niary 14. and the following officers were chosen cock will be with Cohan ami Harris’ Minstrels to serve the ensuing year: until the recovery of George Evans. President, A. J. Schmits; vice-president. Sam R. Flynn: secretary-treasurer. Harry Blake; toislness agent. W. C. Walker; 8ergeant-at EMPIRE BURLESQUE EXECUTIVE arms. C. L. Touart. Trustees; J. C. Clarke. COMMITTEE MEETS. E. W. Peake and C. F. I.ehr. Delegates to Cen- frsl Trades Council; Thos. Harris. Sam B. A meeting of the Empire Clrcnlt Company, Flynn and Harry Blake. which controla one of tbe wbeela of the burles¬ que shows, took place In tbe offirea of Peojde’a NEW THEATRE FOR HAMILTON, Theatre, Cincinnati, O., Felmtary 15. Rou¬ Apjiearlng In Playing the Ponies. tine matters orcnp!e

THE WEEK'S OFFERINGS. _ __ , , -rw ww x r\ • • ’"K*Ings follows. Then corneacomes The Battle In the MAiiLovvE m nte G(>dd^ , ski,.,,skies, s'lthwuh alla.^he the thrillthrm of aerial warfare.-rf.^- Ther^e I^oV'^ JuliB Maflowc Makcs Her Metropolitan Opening in the tlnal scene shows the (Solden Gardens, with mermaids and grou|ia of living pictures rising ^ Jolmaiun, Italy'a Theatre Goddess of Reason which has been Worked into Smooth 1 ?rofrom™ tthehe'‘wa'ter.“'^'’* water. pictures rising HOW ONE FLAT WENT BEGGING. cbHr£^\?iew t‘r‘:Lu“^heJtrt“5wa“, , Runiiing Shape by a Road Tour-Charles Frohman how one plat went begging. eveuiug. »» g L T'l T : Otis Skinner and The Honor of the Mrs. l.^slla Carter, In Zaza, at the Liberty EnCaCeS iSlUCe ulCRae tOr XbO flSg lal€UtenanT» Family came to the Grand 0|iera llotisellmise last Theatre, IburMiay afteruuoii. o o o week.w<>ek. Exactly a year has passisl since Charlen Marietta Uil>, in a German production of 1 Frohman presented Mr. SkinnerSkiuiier In this play, 2aza, at the Irvlug I’lace Theatre, Thursday \ a dramatisation of Balzac's novel Un Menage « taking place on H. M. S. Royal Edwar-1. Ills han. and Devemla. J<»epli Hanrahan. stage de Garcon, at the Hudstm Theatre. Itlfe. GUUUbbh oi' RLAbON. A play In flve partly spirited mebslrama and partly capital manager of the »Hlpi)0r Intn hv a theatrical Arm ha Raboullleuse. a drama by Emil Fabre, which eSunf ^l^u" de'cha*!eau\“bll'■' army life that brought *•''*his “''*1Brst great fame to trgp,»tracts pyerever eiitensl Into by a theatrical firmfirm. Cyril Maude. ««« arranged.rranite.l last wwkwiH-k b»-tweenbetween the MessrsMessrs' playhouse cC“‘ F.‘:m.mtu^d:‘‘^u“c^.“.\':Aie\‘*:^^ : 5,:;:he"r7“a".';d" I.V*’'S.Brrs^‘'thr ZiXlcir’*"'- LETTER OF THANKS. Shnbert and Dr. DItmars. the Zoological ex- I *'?*{'! Hhp^'man fei-r^*'was on *the ts 'l^nt ..r‘, .i thanks. I |M'rt of the,i;::"Bronx Bronx Park.Pa;il‘”B.v***the*rrml'‘o‘f By the terms of this J.,""* {1 'riie Fiieilshiosn .Ti..!.!?,? 1 John J. Fre.schl. the .secretary and agnsunent.agris'inent. Dr. nitmarsDItmars undertakes to breed , "ol !*" a ,>'t?>ina'^a^a The ki.Tsn.e .le'sli.Ii'■ a'nwm'r Uuberl UsboTu I of the American Italian General Relief ■ lifty genuine blue mice of unmistakable hue. and i to 'itellver the entire niiinht>r to the Messrs. -Aiidree .Meganl. who Is (,eniler.s wife, the Gem- .LVa'traugV Vkillman Committee, formed for the relief of the earth- | to deliver the entire mimbi'r to the Messrs. iers had an alllanee with Kmll Falire, a southerD Gregoire.Frederick A. Thomsou 1----- writer, who had practiced at the bar of Mar A Sergeant of llussara.Alfred Puget sellies, and Falire bad packetl away In hia Mile, de Cbateau-Gul.Edith Lemmert THERESA L. MARTIN. tnink a dramaMzatlon of Balzac’s .Menage de Mme. la Marquise de Blaucbforet. i Gnreon. which he called, as Balzac had at one .Ullve Temple ' time called it, La Raboullleuse, or The Shrimp¬ Seraphlue.Pa>si»a Graham ! er. M dUer Suiterior.Ruth Blake "Gemler persuaded Olnlsty to proilnce It. It A. gelique.Margaret McElruy , attractevi Instant attention. Diners at Foyot’a ^a.iou.Beruardlue 1118.-0; i neighboring restaurant left their tables In baste t'bsle.Elizabeth B..krr ' to be In time for the first act. I*laygm-ra came Ml, e. de Pont d'Arche.Louise Wolf swarming acniss the Seine to see It. But I (onvent Girl.Alice Warreu think that Frohman. Gillette, and I were the I oiivei t Girl.Nell Augua first Americans to know that something out of Coi'ei.', Girl.Jean Roberta the commiin was happening In this remote part V'eite.Miss Marlowe of the town. rUe Uotlde-.s of Reaaun deals with thrilling “Tlie house was well filled, but we sat In aid diauia'.ic eveuts of the French Revoluliuu ' gloom. There waa no orchestra. Peojile talked tuiweei the years 17U1 and 17U4. The drama Is In whlsp»‘ri. The curtain rose on a dull scene; « llleh lu rtv" acts sud six scenes, sud is com- . the sitting room of a French provincial town ID p< sed in blauk vt-rsc throughout, varied by the ' the year 18J-I. three years after Na|s>leoo’s Inlroihiclluu of oeeaslouul lyric passages. The death. Ilalf-psy officers came and went. Gil¬ su Sieues show :ue Chateau of Murbec in Brit- I lette, who had been reading up the subject, tany; tlie Garden of the Convent of the Vlslta- '■ told us tbat Balzac bad written his novel to Cou at Names; s square iu Nuutes; the luleiior show us what ts-came of Naiioleoo’t olBcerm. of a ell .rch iu Nantes used as a prisuu; a judg- r I colonels at after the close of the Ns|ioleoole mt-df 1 all lu Nahlea, sud the bauks of lUe ' wars; h«iw some Joined the Bmirbons. while oth¬ Loire. rUe seeuic effects are said lo be excep- I ers (isradevl from cafe to cafe their military tba'.all V elaborate and the eutlre company, in- ■ frock costs and Insolent remarks, their rlMioos Clinhuz tlie people used In the mob episodea, of the l,egloD of Honor and Insatiable appetitea. DUiiih- ra one biiiiUrrd people, •They bad no virtue.’ said Gillette, quoting Mb- Marlowe plays ibe title role of Yvette, ' Brunetlere, 'but physical bravery, Bnt they a Br tou peasaii’ girl, who becomes IdentlBed wen* creatures of their time—ilis-nmenia of the with Ibe revoiiillouar.? muvemeut In Its most ' first order. There are no such authentic records apeciacuiar as|ieci aud Is crowued by the people I In the Fn-nch War ofllee.’ of Nautea as Ibe Gvahbsa of Reasou, the deity I “The opening seemed dull. We found It at that lime arbiirarlly .-realed by the Freuch bard to take much Interest In the ascviidency nation. Yvette is the psi.iral child of the old of Flora Brazier, the lovely *shrlm|M‘r,’ played Bsron of Alorbv-c Id Rntisuy aud a peasant by Aodree Megard, over the toothless old miser, mother, but has been reared amoug the peaaauts Jean Jso(|ues Boiiget; or In her love for the gay with whom she sympall.u-s ouly the mure sesmp. Commandant Max Ollet. We wondered keenly because of the bai siiilsler In her par- why the critics bad been esctatlc about this euiage. play. But something came. It waa ealb“d The opeulog act of the drams shows the Cha- I’liilippe Bridau, adventurer. It waa played k teau of Murbv-c oue summer uiorulng lu 17ul, the by Gemler. It carried a black thorn stick. ■ day fullowiug an uusuccemful iiighl attain made S'lilcb It twirled Inceasantly. It bullied Jean W by the (leasauiry on this cii.-'-a-rallc stroug- Jacques Roiiget, It harried the serving maid; bold. The mob baa been rep. :-d liy Reue de : It frightened .Max Gllet and the half-pay of Vardes, the yuuug Baron why ■. > ouly Juat : fleers. And at last It came face to face with come Into iKMsession of the eath -. /.n eutlrely Flora Brazier, the ‘shrimper.’ dlfferent aud far more liberal Ci vrs.-ief than “Frohman sat In alienee to the end. Aa the the old Baron, au generally bated tor u‘- iqi ; last curtain fell he got up and said: ‘ril take presslve rule. The various leaders :d the .* i this play for England and America. Y'ou, Paul. aauir, iDcludlug Yvette, are arrested, but ii. nlll make our version. Gillette will play Phil stead ot beiug bauged are released by riarob , Ipee Bridau.’ Bene, after tbelr cause hss been sist-d ieasHUts ameli¬ • reason for refusing the play. I lent the manu- oration of their bardships. Barou Beue recog¬ ! script to Beerbohm Tree, who thought It ‘too nizes In Yvette the woman of bis dreams whom small for Ida theatre.’ I told the atory. In a he has Been once before on a midsummer eve Turkish bath, to E. 8. Willard, who was blind In the myatlc I’aimiiunt woods. Yvette Is also to Its qiiiilltles. But Mr. Frobmau's faith In II loved by Uemuud Lalaln, one of the Revolu¬ never weakenisl; and. at last, by the merest ac¬ tionary deputies, whose Jealousy Immediately cident, (Ills Skinner beard of It: great enthu Buds expression lu bitter taiiuta, chiding her slastic over It: saw lo PIdllpiie Bridau the fore for her iuterest lu an arUtocrat. runner of Thackeray’s Barry Lyndon, and moat In the second act. a year later, Yvette, under ‘chevaliers d'lndnstrle’ of the nio

HE only Important change of the I seek occurs at the Garrick Theatre, wher»_ The Warrens of Virginia Makes its Bow to Chicago Audi¬ A HOME HUH * The Warrens of Virginia Is now playing np Joe Tinker, the Cubs’ famous short¬ to its great reputation that came tn us through stop. anil his new rollege play, A Home Run. the press. The Thief, at Powers’ ’Tlieatre. with ences Viola Allen Captures the Windy City’s Theatre¬ Is affonling the patrons of the Columbus The Kyrle Bellew and Effle Shannon; Viola Allen. In atre much amusement this week. The White Sister, at the Studebaker: Sslra- lion .Nell, with Mrs. Flake, at the Grand Opera goers with The White Sister—Marie Cahill Enters Her ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE House; Lillian Russell In her racing play, Wlld- Second Week with The Boys and Betty. A. H. Woods’ late.st production. On fre. at the , and Joseph O’Mara, In Trial for Ills Life. Is fiirnlshinK the thrills amt Peggy Machree, at McVlcker’a, are some of the surprises for the patrons of the Alhambra Tlie attractions that are In their second week In atre this week. Chicago. Marie Cahill, In The Roys and Betty, at the Colonial; The Golden Girl, at the La¬ PEGGY MACHREE BURLESQUE ..lebrated English comedienne; Hall Mc- Salle: The Prince of To-Night, at the Princess; .Alllsti-r._ In 1 one-act episode, entitles "nie Girl Trocadero.—The Pehman Show and A Broken Idol, at the Whitney Opera Ilmise. This is the second week at McVick of the rimes, and Lulu Peestm, the great soft Frank D. Bryan's Congress of American (Jlrla. and ZIegfeld's Follies of lltOS. at the Audito¬ era Theatre of J.sm.oh G’Mara li the r.mian tic musical comply. Peggy Machree. The pla' sloa* jvhI buck darner, who la featured In a are the sttrsctlons at the Trocailero Theatre rium Theatre, are the hold-over musical shows. s ,4*tt-h pla.vwl b.v the Lulu Beeson Trio. How¬ this week. The famous Danily Dixie Dan.-ers The Melting Pot Is In the last of Its run at the is entertaining, replete with comedv and wei sprinkled with catchy songs and the plainttv: ard .fid Howard. Emilia Rose, The Mlllman ami a number of cleTer oomeillans beailed by W. Chicago Opera House, where It has enjoyeil Trio. The Tliree AA'estons and Ernie and Mlldretl J. Cale. are members of this company. such consistent success and leaves next week of old lr^lann. a Id the Olymplaphone. at Sid. J. Eusoo's Theatre. Two burlesques. attention with his many mystifying tricks, and Bleasiire and Plenty and The Affinity Bureau, THE HAYMARKET THEATRE In the vaudeville bouses we have the usual are stsgeil. Tliere are also a number of good change and variety. Arthur Vonrad and The Blonde specialties given. THE WHITE BISTER T.\ (ewriters. Warren and Blanchard, Selma HEARD ON THE RIALTO The Immensely" po'pular actress, Vi¬ Actors and actresses who play In ola .Allen. Is In ber seootMl week of triumph a* VIOLA ALLEN flve and ten cent theatres have complained to the Studebaker Theatre, where she Is ap|>ear City Health Commissioner Dr. W. A. Evans, ing In a new play by F. Marlon Crawford and and demanded an Investlgatlim of the condi¬ Walter Hackett. The White Sister. Miss A1 tions under which they have to work. They len Is cast for a part that offers great oppor¬ contend that the dressing rooms are not sani tunity for her well-known emotional ability, tary r.nd that the Are laws are In many In and Is assisted by a well-balanre

CLEVELAND, O.

Montgomery A Stone In The Red Mill >>*1^ won the approval of Oi>era Honse audiences last

At the Colonial, patrons entoyed May Rob son In The Rejnvenstbm of .Aimt .Mtry. James Young. In Brown of Hsrvartl, was the I..vceum attraction and drew well during the past wre»k. . ^ Manager Daniels states that with the niim Ap|Her of ple<1gea received so far. he thmight D possible to have a week of grand ojiera at Keith’s Hlppoilrome this spring. Mr. Daniels does not feel like assuming the enfirmoua finan week at the Great Northern Tlieatre. Riisin-ss Braatz. Emerin Campbell and Co.. Billie Black- clal risk of engsginc high sslsrled artists with la as usual with him. good. bum. Belle AA'ilsiui. The Four Orana. Klein and <-nt a aiifficlent number of pleilgea. If there la Clifton. Christine Hill and Co., George Smedley- THE AMERICAN MUSIC HALL a real desire for this class of entertainment. A nte and Slninson and Floyd Mack were on the Clevelanders now have an o(>portunlty to prove vaudeville bill at the Haymarket last week. Alexander A'arr. offerlnf? hi.s New the same. ^ . A’ork aiiccesa. Tohlltsky, or the End of the FEDORA William J. Wilson has certainly made good World, shares sith John C. Rice and S.-ill.v Co with h'a Prospect Farce Company, playing at hen. who ap|>ear In Hertu'rt AA'ln«*b>w’s newest V’ictorien Sardou’s fpreat melo¬ the Keith Prospect. Each week two clever sketch, A Bachelor's Wife, the honor of ‘he drama. Fedora, la this week’s attraction at the farces sre presented In conjunction with beau feature attractions on the eharacterlsileally Rush Temple Theatre, with Miss Adelaide Kelm tlfiil pictures of trsvel. strong bill that is this vteek being offereil b.v In the title role. Msx Faetkenhener has booke<1 his Madsm But Williani Alorria at the new American Music terflv Compsnv for a season of eight weeks In Hall. The program of entertainment is fur THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY the W.>st and South. Last Monday they started ther afrengthem>it b.v Grace Cameron, the comic i-n thetr Western trip. opera favorite. The Znnxlgs. who continue to This week’s attraction at the Col¬ The I.lesegang School of Grand Opera la pre amaxe with their marvebais testa of thought lege Theatre is Ethel Greenleaf Sutherland and paring Faust for esrly presentation. transmUiaon: Brengk'a Pro-iie Beauties. Sey¬ Beiilab Dix'a enchanting dream pla.T, The Road Fairchild and White la the firm name of a mour ind Hill, and Blake's Cominl.v Circus, to Yeisterday. .Miss RIanche Cronler. Mlsa new booking agency op<'ned last week In the with the fiiuny mule, Maud. riials Magrane, E. H. Calvert and AH>ert Alorrl heart of the theatrical district. son have the principal roles In this unusual Ge<»nre Stone, of the tesm of Montgomery and THE MAJESTIC THEATRE l-lay- Stone, was o«ie of the contestants In the fwen THE MAN ON THE BOX "A la Mike Dunlin and Mabel Hite.” tv ninth annual tournament shoot of the Cleve we have another “Jiiat as they are" sketch at At both the Marlowe and Peo¬ lad Gun Club. Mr. Stone Is a goo.1 shot at the the Mateatic Tlieatre; this time It Is Cecil Lean traps, as evidenced by bis excellent s<-.>re. ple's theatn-a, Tue Man on the Rox la to he F W. BEACH. and Florence lIolbriNik. the two great l,aSalb> seen this week. At the .Alarlowe Mist Lellla favorites, who mix n emaigh song and danee Shaw xiid Mr. .Albert Phillli>s have the leading with their ’'home''* life to well s|irlnkle the roles, while Miss Marie Nelson and Rodne.v THEATRE THAN^PS AT COLUM laughs. Their excellent sketch Is the feature Ranoiia are the principals at the Peofde'a ‘The¬ attraction on the bill, along with Mlsa A'elaaka atre. BIA, TENN. Siiratt and William Goubl, In a singing and WANTED BY THE POLICE dancing dlversliui that cornea here with a New Mr. N. J. Carter, who has bw-n running the A'ork nmt loindon G. K. Gthera on the program Harold Voxburgh Is the star In Gem Theatre at Columbia. Tenn., has cIoomI of the week ar- Th« Six American Dumera. Wanted Ry the I’ollee. now playing at the Cri- this house and has bought the Electric Theatre Jamet and Sadie Leonard and Richard Ander¬ ti-Tlon Tlieatre. and under the direction of the from W. R. Bennington and will change the son In a laughing biirlespie. entitled When MIttenthal Rrothors. name of this place of amu.sement to the Or- Caesar C'a Her Awake at the Switch la a phi-nm. witty little cne-act eonieily. which with the UNDER SOUTHERN SKIE8 Mr. Carter will Improve the Orpheum and IMipnlar Swor Bmihera and a half donen others will run It as a high-claas vaudeville house lir complete the program. The ever popular play. Under South¬ connection with moving pictures. THE OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL ern Skies, la now the attraction at the Na¬ Mr. Renninrton has not decided positively tional Theatre. The Hallowe’en celebration whether he will open another house here or go A bill of superior excellence this ami piimxkln dance are the featnres of the on the road with his company of players knovr» week at the Olympic la headed by Alice Lloyd. performances. as Mildred's Comedlana. FEBRUARY 27. 1909. The VA UDE VILLE PROFESSION

Frank H. Swain since closing with tbe Buffalo Ittll Wild Weat, NoveiuUr 19, baa Gossip of the Performers and what They are Doing in not lost any time, with the exception of one week to rest up. Mr. Swain had the misfortune These Latter. Days of the Season—Frank H. Swain to lo«e all of bif soeaery and electrical effects for bla Six Rickey tlirls, by Are In Buffalo, N. Y., the week of February K. The act was to Loses all the Scenery and Effects for his Six Rickey open February 15 but all time has been can¬ celed until April 5, to give him time to rebuild. Girls in a Fire and Cancels Time Booked Tbe act la booked anli.l in parks and airdomea for tbe aummer season. W. H. Barnes’ wonderful horse, Princess Trixie, has recently been returned to BLANCHE RING. this country, after being exblbitetl for a year in Eurois-. The attraction has lately been seen on tbe Percy Williams New York time and opened a Ofteen weeks’ tour on the Keith and Proctor time at Pbliadeipbia, last week. Dur¬ ing the summer "Trixie” will be featured on the Pay Streak at the Alaska-Y'ukon-Paclflc Ex¬ position in Seattle, June l-Uctober 15. The team known as Harry and Hazel Clark has dissolved partnership, and Harry . Clark has joined bands with Barber and Palmer, i who will present this neason an eccentric mu- | sicat novelty in wblab the old abrobatic dug, - DRAMATIC. King, will be featured. Tbe act will hereafter ; be known as Barber and Palmer, assisted by , Harry M. Clark, and will open In Chicago, A Texas Ranger, both Eastern and February 21. Western companies, under the management of Chas. H. McCulogh, of Riuhmond, Jack Hoskins, report business excellent. The Ind., has secured tbe management and opened Eastern show lias made tjuite a record as s one- tbe Orpbeum Theatre at Columbua, Ind., Mon¬ night stand attraction in that it opened tbe day, February 15, to capacity business, playing season of 1907 08 on August 10, and closed July advanced vaudeville, booking through tbe Uus 7, at Manistee, Mich.; opened the 1908-09 sea Sun Agency, in connection with the New Wig¬ sou on August 10, and the show will close Jnly wam at Martinsville, Ind. 1 at Manistee. According to the management, Mr. Hoskins bad received many letters advlalng Miss Kitty Faye, who is at present him to stay out of the territory he Is now play¬ appearing In vaudeville In a one-act playlet by ing, but bis conlldrnce in the merits of bis at¬ O. y. Young, called Queen of the Pcairie, will traction, caus'd him to let this advice go by un¬ be aeeji in a border playlet next season. My heeded, but so far the bnslness done has been Jack, by tbe same author. She will be assisted must gratifying. by Mr. Young and Geo. O. Goodale. Following is the roster of the Kath¬ The Milmars and Baby June have erine Ruber Stock Company, now pla.\ log a sue Just Bnisbed sixteen weeks' time on the Geo. ceasful aeascu at tbe Burtls Auditorium, at Au H. Webster Circuit, and will o|wn oa the Sul¬ bjm, N. Y.: Ed. Flake, manager; Miss Kath livan and Consldiue Circuit at the Family The¬ eriue Ruber. I.eander Blanden, W. D. Btedman. atre, Butte, Mont., February 27. George Connor. B. R. Bertrand, M. Sargent. A. B. Wurnell, The Dancing Barrel Carl Breman, Wm. E. Warren, W. J. Sbults. Jumper, who recently concluded bis engagement Chas. Roblason. Louis Wolfurit, Wayne Camp¬ with the North Brothers' Comedians, will opi^n bell, Mlsa Arline. M. Bennett, Edith Bower, on the Pantages’ Circuit, March 1, doing his Sarah Kyles, Katie Kosgriff, Jessie Howe, Nel acrobatic novelty on roller skates. lie Hancock, Jennie Hart, Katberyn U. Kirk, Winifred George. Frank Maury, who has been winler- St fronton, (>., joined the James Adams Tha. Curran Comedy Company, man¬ Vaudeville Show No. 2 to resume his duties as aged by H<)l)t. E. Walker, has Just concluded Its agent of that organization. The show oiiens at thirtieth week of the season. Which so far has Rock Hill, S. C., February 20. been uniformly successful. The company goes under canvas April 1, playing to the Pacific Frank Keeney has taken the Third Coast. A fourteen-piece band will be one the Avenue Theatre and will open vaudeville be¬ features this summer. The company consists of ginning February 22, and will be known as Keeney's Third Avenue Theatre, booked by Ed. Qallager, of 1440 Broadway. B. and D. Bennington closed their k season of slock at Columiiia, Tcnn., and will ' play dates until May 1, when they oi>en with Mildred's Com.sliaus In stock, at the Airdume

DeCle© and LaVellle, sensational aerial gymnasts and Jugglers, are rehearsing a new act, which will be featur<>d with the Gln- She has forsaken musical comedy for vaudeville, and is now “doing a singing act” on the Keith nivan Stock Company, the coming season. and Proctor time.

ERNEST COOKE—ARTIST AND as a mirth-maker were in demand everywhere, legs because tbe legs were not held up high PLAYHOUSE NOTES. and they were willing to pay him what was enough, and also, many occasions when be was MANAGER. then a large salary. He was the “Silly Billy" mercilessly hauled down from tbe horse and clown, and at the present time there is one beaten because tbe Jump was not good. The Crown Theatre, a new vaude- who knows Ernest Cooke, who would af any After years of riding. Cooke came over to this vlUe aad rtrtnre iioase at MoMIe, Ala., was tloM have thooglit that the man who can so country, and it was when riding In New York well bold down the managerial position with that be fell from his horse ana broke his ankle. opened K«%niarT 21. under the management of J. il. and C. B. King. Bookings are thsongb a big organization, could possibly have con¬ It was all up then—this career that his relatives Many years ago, a struggling, yet enthusiastic tbe Empire Theatrical Exchange. Tbe following boy, who was a circus rider, yearned for the ' vulsed an audience with laughter; could have had chosen for the boy. AH bis former clever¬ is tbe bouse staff: J. II. King, manager; Buck life of an artist. With bis pennies, over in the painted his face or worn the ridiculous costume ness and agility went for nothing. But Cooke . old country, tbe youth bought pencils, and in of a clown. But he did. Moreover, he is Just was not daunted, and it was then that be Taylor, assistant manager; V. A. Gunnlnson, the time that be was not working or being as proud of it as he is land has a right to be) thought of becoming a clown. Like everything stage manager, and L. Johnson, chief usher. thrashed with a leather whip, this youth went of his work with the Buffalo Bill Show this last else he did, young Cooke made the clown busi¬ Frof. Taylor is leader of tbe orchestra, which into a small room and coop^ himself up in season. ness tell. People heard of the “Silly Billy" consists of five pieces. what he called bis studio. 'There he copied all Cooke, when he was in bis teens, found himself clown, and they wanted to see him. If there Fred. W. Hartmann, formerly man¬ tbe pictures be could find, most of them being in Ireland. He had been subjected to cruel ; was a bad program on at a certain show and ager of the Lyric at Danville, HI., has leased those of riders and clowns in shows. When be treatment from a stepfather, who, when he , “Silly Billy’’ was there, they got the audience, the Lyric at Fort Wayne, Ind., and assumed received a vacation be spent most of tbe time in found the boy drawing on pieces of paper, would for all wanted to see the fun maker. charge February 'JO. Mr. Hartmann managed an art gallery, wishing that in tbe basy future take them away from him. slid threaten punish-■ By that time Cooke was his own master and the Danville bouse ever since its opening three he might be able to have an oil painting in an ment with the dreaded whip should be be caught . he went, for the fun of the thing, to copy the years ago and a great slia-e of its financial sue art gallery. But work for him was circus riding idle again. Y’es. it was called Idleness when | old masters in the different picture galleries In cess Is due to Mr. Hartmann's good manage they found the boy Cooke working hard at his and his only wish was that be might be able Europe. He showed these pictures to an art ment. to choose bis bobby, art. Tbe boy was Ernest hobby, which ought to have been bis vocation. dealer and was astonished when be was offered Cooke, manager of Buffalo Bill's Wild West, He went to a phrenologist who. it was alleged, $200 each for tbe pictures be thonght to be The Christy Amusement Enterprises who belongs to tbe oldest family of showmen bad a more certain knowledge of the formation worthless. are remodeling their Gem motion picture thea¬ In tbe world. He has seen life as a clown as of the head than the usual run of these men tre In Springville, N. Y. A large balcony But, by that time, the life of the show bust- ; well as a rider. have, and was told be ought to paint. and a stage Is being installed, and various ness bad gained its hold on Cooke, and though As a manager, Mr. Cooke Is one of those men Cooke said that he could draw, but had never other Improvements made. The theatre In the who compel good work and honesty, by bis been able to buy a box of paints. he loved bis bobby, it was life In the open that he looked forward to, most. In the many towns future will be conducted as a vaudeville and comely presence and gentleness, rather than by “I’ll buy them for you and we’ll see what moving picture bouse. harsh commands. He has always found it dltU- you can do. then.” said tbe ohrenolosist. that be visited with shows. Instead of taking a camera with him, Cooke took a drawing pad, cult to dismiss even tbe lowest employe and It was only a few days after this that the The Stalnach-Newell System will by has frequently given to men tbe chance that and brought away souvenirs of the places In this time next year have another house on youth returned, not only with the box of paints, this manner. has been the turning point in their careers, al¬ but also with a wonderfully colored drawing. their circuit. They are building a $50,000 thea though at times it seemed that they were wholly It had been his flrst attempt, but the mark of I.,ouis E. Cooke, general agent for Buffalo tre In Port Chestw, N. Y. This will make four undeserving. the artist was there Crude though this drawing Bill’s Wild West for many years, one of the bouses they control and manage, tbe other three Mr. Cooke has many a time reasoned with a and its coloring might have been, it attracted most appreciative men In the show business, as Iteing Iocate

new YORK MUSIC NOTES^ Caro Roma Begins Concert Tour—Nella Bergen Success¬ CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. Caro Koma. one of the foremoat women com- Joe McGee and the Markee Brothers’ .Mam .HMiora of the world, began her flrat concert tear moth Minstrels, Jake Stenard'a latest vaudevtlla of forty flee weeka at the French Kranrh of the fully Interpolates Several Jos. W. Stem & Co’s. Songs offering, openeil at the Twelfth Street Theatre Y. M. C. A.. New York City, on Febniary 13. last week, and were cordially received. The .\t her flrat concert Or *ong recital, Mlaa Into Her Act—Coin Still Introducing Song Hits—Jock company not only sing, dsnee and talk, bat Konia waa aaalated by many prominent aolo- double to a ten-piece band anil orchestra. Mc¬ lata. Prominent among them were Dr. Victor McKay, the Scotchman, has Time Well Filled Gee aaya that If they can arrange to do their Halliard, baritone of the Metropolitan Oiiera own cooking and washing they will be entirely Ibaiae; liana Kronald, ’celllat; Harry McClaa- Independent of anything foreign In the way of kov tenor; Joaeph Pozanakl. organlat of St. | * support. Will Russiter aongs will be used ex¬ l,ei>'a. and Elliabeth Morrlaon, soprano of the ; clusively by tb« aggregation. opera Corolqiie, Paris. THOS. QUtGLEY IN CHICAGO. Miaa Roma sang a number of her claaalrs, + among them being Fade«l Roae. Realgnatlon. Igist Saturday, at the Musical College, an l.egaoles. Thy I3ps Are Like Twin Roses, snd unli|ue mualcale was given hy the pupils of the Chicago Musical College. The program waa ar¬ others. The forty live weeks of the concert tour will ranged to show tbe intermeillate stages through b<> spent In the ITnlteil States. Canada and Mex- , which pi'plla of tbe advauced classes pass tn lisi. No company will be carrleeared were MIsa Blanche will go direct from New York to the Padfle Irwin. MIsa Vera Plummer. Miss Esther Watta, MIsa Mabel Mneller. MIsa Francis Conners, Coast. o|>enlng in San Francisco. Chaa. E. Overholt, .Mias R(sleat vogue of the Shapiro publicatloDa tn Name. Down In Spaghetti Row. Hold Me Jn«t and aro-jD)! Chicago la Tlmnias Quigley, now In charge of their utfice In the Grand Opera House a Little Bit Tighter. Bamboo Baby. Cnder the Uiilliliiig. I‘hllailel|>(ila Is his boiiie, ami the sl‘>epy city lokt a chance to waken up a bit, muslra!l,v Maid"s and Molly O and other carefully se s|ieakiBg. wlieu It left him leave It. He driftetl into tbe music business by going to New York leettd numbers. After their ai>penrance at tne iiDiler the emi biy of F. K. Havlland whom In- represented In Atlantic City. It was there th.st be New Plalnfle.d Theatre recently, the house that met Billy Jeniuie and Jean Swarix who Imlnced him to go with the firm of Francla-Day and plays the Klaw A Erlanger attractions and the Hunter. After lieiiig with iheni a short while be was made their prufessimial manager and In lM>st vsuderilie only. Manager Blllle Donaghan 1 that caimcily made his Initial trip In Chicago. At that time be naa an ahsidiite atranger to the rers-ntly wrote ui>on Iminlry to a fellow man¬ city hut Imiiietiialely embarkid In a music combat with aeveral of tbe publNbera who had bead- ager: “Conrad. RIgardo and Co.. Th* Ln.I.a •. uuarters in the Sb«>rman Ibmae. Im-ludliig F. B. Havlland. Gua. Edwania, Al Von Tllaer. Jiilea Kills, playeil ni.v theatre to parked hotaass and * Ton THwr. Cmiiier and Keialla and I'aley. It Is a matter of history the success he niaile wllh scored a kiiork-ont from start to finish. They Irish Rosie. He wnrkeil sll the iheatns plsylng gisal time, having giasl a|a>ts on tbe bill ami are the best vaudeville specialty I have playeil I'ractlrally made the song a hit in a monili'a lime. Any Old Time At All and Y’our’a la Not this season They originate everything they do i'he Only Aching Heart are two others which proiluced great results through bis efforts. The firm and imitate no one.” of FrHiH-ls-l>ay sod Hnnler was practically unheard of until Quigley uiade his dehut. He was with Ihem unlit ihej amaigsmaled with F. B. Harms, after which he assiinieil the nianagcuient ♦ of Shapiro's Allaullr City branch. On October first. 19PS. tbe permanent Chicago headquarters of C-o-l-n. the Mimic, one of the late arrlva' Shapipi were turned over to his Jnrisillrtliio and since that time have been active Indeeil in the In vaudeville. Is “making gooil” In the vemai Chb-ago music field ami ppillUc In results. .Mr. Quigley has been made aeveral flattering offers nlar of the p-ofesslon. Mr. C-o-l-n Is a gentl fnuii rival Arms, hut as he mnslilers. bis |ip>sent business associatiun such a wide scope of oppor¬ man who has traveled and appeared extensivel tunity, It It m>t at all likely that be will change bis allegiance. tbrongbiHit .kustralasla, and from all appt's anci's, P-o-l n Is going to get the coin In th country. Ip a monologue Interspersml wit vor. and Is the s*ar feature for a few weeks at once to have It reatrlctml for her sole tempoe- character songs, he takes you on a slght-seelr Hiirflg A Seamou’s f.vr fhelr Trans-Atlantira. iry use. In P'cognitlon of the high standing trip first to little Italy, then through Chini and It l< no exaggeration to say that Jock eaa of the artist, Mr. Macalooald at once granleil later Into the ghetto on the lowi lly at.ipiieil the show. Ibis privilege, and the title page of tbe Brat Last .qide. where his character portr.n.vals i Such a ahrewd old manager as George Kraiiss edition will he ailorneit with her photo. Toe so-lallstlc and political tyjies are In a class t vcniureil the rpinion that If he had to pay the •iinslc of Bamboo Baby la by the well-known thenisi'Ives. new In their conception and pos eniirnio;ia aalary p’pnteil as being rei*elvei|- b.t I'lanist. Al. C. Mnniby. and Stern A Co. realise lively Inimitable. l.aiiiler to any Biulch act, he would take the that they have a gem and an assured bit in this a ■ tnlutlc. but a deep sti loi-k McKay act for bla preferenepr and Krau«« lumber. of btiniiin nature, ami eTenr phaae of tt is not alone In hla oidnion. McKa.v. tsoibles ♦ i2r.'‘'^i'• depicted In dli olaying the hsgplis-s. sings a nuuilier of siHigs- Bandy la-gs baa been released for vaudeville wt Intonation and bumomua character. > In his act. an.l one among them. Harry Manna by the Thfbubs Publishing Company. ''^i. *'•* trreeted anv artist r lade, wlieo It i-omes to unctuisisness. humor ami signor Lnigl Quaglia. conductor of Quaglla’a ^ntly than was accordeil to C-o-l-n U|mn h melialv. h.ss not been excelled h.v any Scotch ♦ Band, waa bum at Muro Lucano, I’rov. of Po- !or"7i"'' Ifurtlg A Beamon’s Music Ha song nesrd in public In msny years. teuxa, Italy, ami since early youth slnwed and other well known theatres. H* has r Paul Lincke la dne to arrive tn America next It Is not generull.T kisiwn that raiiillle great Inclination for music. After fl'iishlug hla loe"ottering offers fiw Western bool month, to see bis publlabers. Joseph W. Stem D'ArvMIc Was responsible for the success .if musical eilucatlon. be was awsDled the diplmua arfu.i " •»'••*? .'•'••’v York life fc A Company. anti Dietlal hy tbe .Musical Artists' Association, artistic puriMwes even mhre closely and to pl« Cole A Johnsiiu's Itanilssi Tr»-e. ss niiu h ss any other artist. She was the flrst to n-sllxe tite which la contested for each year by all ruual- rem.V r' Iheatres In this section for tt • atchloess of this si»ng, and her n-mlltiiai of It : clans of muk at Paterino, Sicily. r malnter of the present season. C-ml n wi For tbe next five years be was the director for nimy weeks In the best theain-s. ifbl a THE MAN OF THE HOUR. G.’V.riii"* and the first to Introdui gieat ilesi towanl making It fannsis. Since of the MiiroltHuil and trsveleil thniiigliisit Italy, DimZ 'I'li "’•'•'■I** Bambis> Tree was popul.ar. Ml«s D'.krvllle has meeting with trememlous artistic and- flnanclal success. He then came to the Lulled Stales now e*f? „ V !• Not Gold, bol Tried thousands of songs In an endea'or to re- now extremely popular. Mr- Rudolph Aronson has Just been notified iintler the auspices of the most prominent soct- idace If. and n ifll i|ulle rei-enily her efforts by the coninillt's. In charge of the mnateal ar¬ etles, to leach amt fi>rm an idganUallon similar were In ram. Finally «he ,-allisl at the oftliaoi rangements In Washington that Ma m.areli and tn the ttue be hatl been cttntluctlng In Daly, hut of Stern A Co., and met there kir. BsM.ard Mac- song refrain. The Man of th*- Hiair. eomimsed was unxhie to secure the material for a |s‘rfe«l, friliS'' ‘he Scotchtr ilenalil. the yiaing English aong writer, with tour nnlntermpteill.v for and ilcllcated to Pn--nt elis*t Taft, will congenial mimical organlxaliou. Ha then re¬ an e«tatil|shia| repntaQoa. ami whiwe fame Is cniinfre ^^'h’dtKh Jock haa only been In tl b.' perfomosf by the orcle-stm of f.'iO musiclana turned tn IlHlv. and after a long search found being dupllcateil In this (aaiiitry. Week ■ k" 1*"* "’‘’ttths. he has not had one b and the refrain will he snug hy a mixed chorus and snrronnded himself with a company of 0^^h.'.i.m" "f Alhamb Mr. Msnliai.alil had Just flnisheil a reflued lit¬ of at tile Inauguration ceremonlea In Wash- artists who defy Qie Isml IwiMls louring tba Ham. .u, “7* hoiiaea on the Den y W tle darker oiimlier. w hleb he calle,! t’ambisi Ingiiin on March 4 next. Lnlied States. Mr. Quaglia. ts-sides being a if, Fifth Areni Bah.v, a flttiiig riiiiorer|iart to her first Ulus This was the ofn<-l:.| msrch nsed h.v the Na¬ i comet atdolst. Is knqwii hare and abroad as a Mokis ""i ’he Keith A Proctor Circuit. Jf trliHis s,ing. To put If vulgarly, she ••grahheiE' tional Repnhilcan Committee during the last co.misMvr of merit a nianter of counterpoint McRay w^s limned out recdfltly at a Bt>eclal It, and with an (tye to bualnesa. cOniractWal at prealileotlal campaign. Slid bariuony. TlieBillt>oarcl feb^uaity 27,

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Metropolitan Opera Company Producer Salome in PhiiaJelphia After Considerable Comment Pro Brotkeriy Love ICashingtor/s Birthday—Old of Passes—Elegant and Luxuri

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FROM In All Big Cities POLITA N Aside from New TERS York and Chicago and Con has been Aroused by the Announcements—Two New Theatres to Open in the City of ous Moving Picture Theatre Opens in Baltimore—Abramson Italian Opera Co. Disbands in Pittsburg

«li<> h*« a larKP number of relatirea here, waa | The Hippodrome is dark at present. The re¬ .A Stubborn Cinderella Is this week's attrac- James Plllings. for the past three season* In one wajr or other connected with Baltimore ' modeling promises to take only a few days tliui at the Van Ness Theatre, and Is the flnst superintendent of Idora Park, resigned hla i>o theatrlcala fur yearn, havinc been a member longer, and when this bouse la again thrown mnslcal show seen at this bouse for several sition this week. .>f the faniouit old atock company conducted at open It will compare favorably with the best on months. Homer B. .Mason Is a clever leading RU'hai'd Ilotaling. supporte*! by BIshiMi'a ca¬ the old Holliday Street Tlieatre by the late the avenue. man. Jack Rafail, an old-time Tivoli favorite. pable stock company. Is the Ye Liberty 'Theatre John T. Ford. AlbauKb’a Theatre in thia city, I/H’IS L. KAUFMAN. Is also In the cast, and was rec*ignlze*l. "liie attraction this week. Julius Caesar was the ahifh has been cloeeil during the greater part chorus IS a big feature. All tolil, the pnsluc- bill, lavishly niounte*l, and did a goo*l week'a of the season, was owneil by Mr. Albaugb. It tlon is O. K. and. considering the very raln.v business. Ilotaling will continue two weeks Ik at present under lease to Oeorge Fawcett BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. weather throughout the week, did a nice btisl- more In Shakespearean repertoire. ,nd his business partner, Mr. DeVan. This n*‘ss. It remains for a secon*l week, when The RUBE COHEN lease has a nuu.ber of montha atlll to run. Red Mill follows. Ansuig those who feel most keenly the sudden Several of the performers who are on the death of Mr. Albaugh Is Manager J. Albert program at Pantages' Empire were Billboard The Prince Chap made a hit at the Valencia Vising, who. In one capacity or another, had callers this week, and report that they had Theatre this we*'k. Mace Oreenleaf, the new NEW ORLEANS, LA. bet'll connected with Mr. Albaugh ami his in ipilte an adventure since leaving Portland. The lesiling man. ma*le his initial appearance as ter.'Kts for the past twenty-one years. party, (oin|>oeed of The Stubblefield Trio. Clara William Payton, an .American sculptor, and pos¬ itively made g*>*sl. The opening night found .MardI Gras Carnival helptnl to make things Mrs. Jane Uermon. one of the oldest women Dagueaii, Frank Wilson. John Murray Ross and the house paektol to the doors, and everyb*sly big at aP of the show houses ami other amuse who ever sp< lit her life on the stage, celebrat¬ Adams, Booth Gordon Trio and 'Hie Baker ment piaffes. They all report capacity business ed her eighty seventh birthday at her home in Troupe, left Portland Monday. February 1, pleastsi with the pro*luctlon. Little Bebe Dan¬ for the past two weeks. At the Tulane, last tills city the past week. Mrs. Oermon Is in Imund direct for San Francisco, and when they iels. a child actress, scored. The County Chair¬ week, were Roger Brothers In Panama; Johnny giKKi health. Her mind Is setive and clear and reache*! .Ashland the snow storms were so man opens at this bouse next week. ami Emma Ray, In King Casey, at the Cres<;ent; nothing delights her more than to talk about heavy they were force*l to lay over for the Tbe Light Eternal, tbe scriptural drama at the Orpheum, a blU of advanced vaudeville the days of the elder Wallack, the elder Booth, night. The car was sidetracked, when about 3 which has been seen here on former occa- prevailed; the Gieenwald, with Its up to-date the elder Jefferson, John Sleefier Clark and a. m five niaskeil men attempted to hold up the sl**ns at other theatres, was the attraction at biirles<|ue. All the stork houses, moving pic¬ John K. Owens, with all of whom she seted in car. They attempteil to break Into the car, the American Theatre this week, and had quite ture and vauileville theatres are also doing a the days gone by. Mrs. Uermon was a cousin when Lester Williams, connecteil with ths a big following. Dell Lawrence and Jane Kel- big business. of the late Joseph Jefferson. I>‘wis snd Lake Company, also occupants of tbe ton pl^e*l the leading parts most satisfacto¬ Joseph Jefferson and William Winter Jeffersom Rose Stahl, who sppeareil here last week, re¬ car. sneakeil out of the front end of the car rily. 'The scenery ami costumes are elaborate are Hp*>ndlng several we*-ks at their plantation- ceived an offer from a number of residents of and got a const’hle. who routed tbe hold-up anil the proiluctlon In every detail is most sat¬ at New Iberia, La., on an extensive hunting New-|iort, to conduct fashionable amateur tbe- men. who made their escape. The party left isfactory. trip. Mrs. Joseph Jefferson Is the guest of .Mrs. ■ tricals this summer. .Miss Stahl declined, as at 7:.K> a. m. the following morning, reaching Lonesome Town, with Kolb and Dill, makes Thomas C. Campbell, wife of Manager Camp she contemplates an early Furopean trip. Iliinsiaulr. Cal., where the train was stalleil s new hit at the Princess Theatre. It Is atWMlt bell of the Tulane and Cri>sem the Dreamworld, owned ami operated by the a iHTformance or two of Hamlet. Mr. Young out any further mishap or delay, and reaclieil and la certainly the feature of the hill. The FIchtenberg Enterprises. will soon have a new comedy by Mrs. Young, San Franclaco Satiinlay at 2 p. m.. and all Farrell-Tayl*>r 'Trio In That Minstrel Alan, seen The Metropolitan Minstrel*, a new mlnstre) who has Just returned from Europe. openeil at Pantages' Theatre the following Sun¬ at this house on former occasions, i^^eated Its organization, bas organis<<*l with the following EMANUEL DANIEL. day afternoon, being over three days late. Micciuis. Dick Croliiis, In a race track sketch, i nii-mlM-rs; Jim Riley, Ed. McCarthv, Jisi. Ctw- Payne ami I.ee. IDdmes and Hollister, John calb'd Shorty, was remembered as one of the , tello. Tom Killeen. Dan W. Bond. Phil H. Birch. Allen's Traveling Man. Rosa Roma. .Sa¬ hits of Peach*-s, and score<1. Leon T. Rogers Melr, Tom Hanley, Prof. Jo*. Miller, Al. Mlaco. PITTSBURG, PA. bine anil Ver.i play the Theatre, presents a very clever turn. Imitating musical John Cerlenced during the paat thirty days. The Schuler, The Swltkanls and Three Mizunos are mill Seldom's Statuary. W. S. Nf»rton, Morris Hennessey, Phil Owen*. Jos. Sullivan. Ed. Powers and San Ri-ne Se plays have been meritorious, and of a quality to at the Walker Theatre. Los .\ngeles. next The National Theatre presente I an entirely cola. make the bog-offlee glad. week. new program. Earl GlrdeIl«T snd Trained Roy Birchard has been appednted manager of The offerings this week are: Lew Fields, at Willlxm Thompkins. Joe and Myra Dowling. Ihigs opentHl the bill. Margaret Severance and the Nixon. Is presenting The Ulrl Behind the KIkiida ami Musical I.eMolnes play tbe Queen Wonderland, the vaudeville and moving picture C*>. presented a flrst-class sketch, called Now¬ house. Counter, and opened a week's engagement Mon¬ Theatre. San Diego. All of the above acts were adays. which shows Miss Severance as a pains¬ Cllffonl M. Ewens has b«>en appointe*! manager day night to capacity business. booked by -Art hie Levy. taking actn-FS from the legitimate school, of the large Winter Garden for the Messrs. J The Devil Is again with us appearing as before, It Is reporteil that 'Frisco will have two Orph- Cliarb's Williams offered a ventTllo*julst act. Pearce and Sons. at the Diiiiiiesne, but played by a different devil. eiinis. 'Pie new down-tow-n one on the The Cakewalk Gi-tette, a local number, com- The new A’lctor, with popular price vamle The Man of the Hour, as presented this week idd site, fast nesting completloa. which will IMised of nine shapely girls, nicely costnmed. vllle. moving pictures ami Illustrated songs. !• at the Alvin, should park them In. and the Indi¬ play the best advanced vaudeville, ami the up came In for a big share of applause, especially m*H-tlng with big success. Manager R. L. Peck cations are that this will be a winning engage¬ town one, which Is now ninning on Ellis street. when Manager Sid Grauman appeared on the I* presenting*some very line bills for the money ment. The latter hotise. It Is understood, will reduce stage with them at every performance. Young snd be advls*,* that his house Is doing a capnclty .Vs usual, the Grand again baa a blgb-class Its scale of prices, and will be nin on the Eii Grauman I* evidently very (lopular with his business. The new Victor has a magnlflcent bill. Rock and Fulton are the headliners, which rofieaD music hall plan, with girl cbonist'S as patrons, for he receive*! lots of applause at clime should keep up the nicronl of the paat a regular feature his every entrance. Carer floors are for to v.mdevllle ami made an Instantaneous hit. playlionse and gives assurance of a continuation the French Drama at the Newcomb Hall. Feb oflliu* use. so much so that .Mr. Beggs was offere*! East¬ of the best. Frank Nelson and Co.. .Ma.v Boley. Jwan mary 1.1. to a large amllcnc*'. ern time at once. TTils act will go big when Mr. C. E. W. Griffith will deliver several The misfortune which befell the Abramson Tachernoff's Dog and Pony Circus. Goldsmith It Is pr<*enti'*l In the Eastern houses, as It Is Italian Opera Company, which dlsbandeil here ami Ilopp**. Boranl and Nevaro and the Ro.val lecture* here on Shakespearean subject*, hie on so.newhat different lines and Intensely In¬ flrst being Hamlet, at the New Orleans College SatiiiMay night, ahowa the uncertainties of all Italian Quartette are at the Portland Orpheum teresting. Francisco Miirraccl. s local genius. undertakings. Thanks are really due the Shu- this w,u‘k. of Oratory. Februar.v 20. HI* s*>conil. The I* a violin vlrtii*>so of high order, and the ami Taming of the Shrew, at the I.ailles Hebrew m'rtK. snd their representative, here, Mr. An- The Four Hanlons, Gardner amt Brown. The lence never «eemen snd evening James lean* Ltsige No. .TO. Accompanying him sre race at the Exposition Roller Rink last week In .len Gate Quintette. Raymond Duo. Adelaide J. .Teffries, the pugilist, was the extra adilinl several other granil officers of the order, amt 7*^5'' ll’B'*. establishing a new world's record. Rogers. Goff Ptillllps. Pliumlo's Mbigets. Fan attraction. -■W l-.V. Allle Moore wss expected to take ning and Fonl. Walter Bmlell and Compan.v. thev will remain hen* for «everal day*. That wonderful Illusion. Creo, Is the big "i. J*""' training, here, but left the The A’enll Fn,ir and Karl and Bartlett. Dan Moy- The great Russian pianist. 0«*lp Gabrllo- began. The races were of les ami Company. Four Bachelor Maids. Two hes feature at the Wigwam Theatre this wltsch will give one r<*cital here at the new ne highest order and every heat was done In Joors. Musical Klngsbiirys, The Fravolls. Clara week, and has had the whole Mission district Athenaeum. March I."*. record time. The unexpected falls that hap Hammer and Clarence Oliver are on the Pan¬ t.xlking and gu*^*lng how It Is don*. The man- Rlchanl Carle. In The .Sjirlng Chicken. I* at ag<’ment *ilTertls*nI It extensively, and were tages Circuit. the Tulane this w*»ek. Capacity bu*lne«*. 'T"* J, ** ■" Inopportune time are ss- rewarded with packed houses. Others on the * re'>*on why our popular speed On the Sullivan and Cnnshllne are the fol¬ WILLIAM A. KOEPKE iriists failed to rapture one of the many events. lowing arts, at present playing over the North¬ hill were Giis Bruno, Sabine xnd A'er.i, Allen's However, otir "Kid" will have hla opportunity, west and working towar*! San Francls. John Traveling Man. ami Steph Gratton ami Com next week, when Rodney Peters (winner of the K. W.Oson. Flora Browning and Kellar, Light¬ pany. whl*-h made up a high-class entertain ment. NEW THEATRE FOR FT. DODGE T.71 -I**'' time) Hamilton and the ning HiM-r. Ji>hn I.eCIalr. Ellsworth ami Lin . lEmsnuel) will skate a mile heat for a lion. The Tris* Fellers, Borstnl Trmipe, Coin's Regina Reeil ami her Picks. Cora Thomas ami Ragtime Kelly were on the Wastilngtno orlre of I.TUO. each imstlng $100. Many of the I»ogs. Frank Main and Co.. Di'aves' Manikins. Busby Brothers. manag<‘rs of the Iowa an*t xcjTs have left for Cincinnati and those re- Tom Brandfonl and Jarvis and Martin. S<|uare Theatre program thIa week. Illinois Circuit, have complete*! all arrangement* 'vis-k”'* follow the early part of next News coni«ui from S*‘sttle that John C. Consl- IK OAKLAND to erect a new mf>dem theatre at Ft. Dfsige. la.. dlne. father of John W. Considine. of Sulllvan- In place of the Midland, recently d***tro.ved by The biggest thing Pittsburg has attempteil Cigisldlne. was found dead In a bathroom at the Three attachments against the Novelty The Are. Work on the new house will h*’ pushed o pnii off, for some time, la the approaching Hotel Stewart, sinrtly after 11 p. m. of Feb¬ atre. under the management of Tony laibelskl. raplilly In time for opening In October of thi* bowling tournament. The great alleys and ap- ruary II. Th.st he was accidentally asphyxl- were secure*! February 10, by Attorney Dean. year. TTie seating capacity will he ah*Mit 1.200, piirt^anres are graduall.v assuming shape at ste

the same, he is very IDA WUST small stage of the gct small for roy plays, part, but mostly on account of tbe actors, who Lola . Madge Titberadge alone it is well worth but hardly any that were played out by the extremely heavy task at going to see. are large enough.” Ihe four [lerfoniiances at Dresden. Madame There la alwaya one thing that it la imaalble Geo. Bernard Shaw It was well-deserv- Schumann-Heink was done after the premiere. to aay about Louis Waller'! |daya —be baa bis has been talking re¬ r- A performance of Wedekind’s Biiechse der ty think Waiter struck a gold mine this time, | be says, “going to diicer have worke«i despite all the opiMirtiinities given him for a Pandora la in preparation for Reinhardt'a Kam provide refuge for the treiuenilously bard in display of stage heroics. The action takes mers|i|ele. which waa made posslhle that the homeless and unem- onler to put this play place in S.>uth America, where Guueial Sebaa- author revised the pity entirely, since tbe au ployml patrons of the before the British tiau holds a command in one of the republics. thorltlea had refused permission for tbe per¬ Vedrenne and Barker public in its b**!! (sa*- > With him, aa chief of staff, is Colonel Caven¬ formance in its original form. management. The sible form, and it dish. who has iM^come the object of a sudden plight of these iHKtr As Martbe, in the French burlesque. The King, would have been a I TICKETS MOT TRAMSFEKABLE. passion of the General's wife. The affection |HM>|de is enough to very hard fate iisleed la in no way returnetl. and one day, just as the ' at the Lessing Tbeatye, ^rlin. melt a heart of stone. had their efforts come According to reporta from Bayreuth, where tieneral cum<‘s into the bouse, Eugracia, throws They have acquired the to nothing. This was the great Wagner Festsplele will take place herself into tile unwilling arms of the Colonel. pleygolng habit, formerly unknown among the the evst that Bouchier bad brought together tills summer, tickets are sold only with the There ia no doubt but what the General has Intellectually active, public spirited peojde. And for the occasion: written condition that tbe purchas*T of aueb se«‘n the Incident, and even in a South’Amer-{ .vet they can not stand Ihe sort of plays that tickets will bimself use same and not transfer lean republic a husband would be likely- to be them to any otber party without tbe permission critics like—the plays that really are plays. Jacques Brachard .. Arthur Bouchier auuoytHl at a circumstance of this aort. Some i of tbe festival authorities. Anyone acting con yon know. Of course they get a Thumlerholt or Jerome Ijt Govain ...'..,.. Charles BryantBrvant way out therefore bad to be found. It is foitnd ' trary to the agreement will be fined. by Iduiia—nanud after a Scandinavian gialdess a Barrie play occasionally at one of the the- .Marquis d'Andeline . Arthur Whitby atres; but Vedrenne and Barker accnstomisl Maxiiuilien .Kenneth..Kenneth Douglas Miss Bella Alien, of the Stadt Theatre in —who Is also In love with the Colonel, who. for- ; Hsmhqrg. and well known In New York theat merly an officer In the English Life Ouaiala, them to a new play of the roost crushing In Anne Marie Brachard .Violet..Violet Vanlirngb tellecld.illty and inhuman length every fort- Marquise d'Amiellne ... .Marie Illlngton rical circles, baa taken an engagement with tbe then a bankrupt through the non aucresa of his Court Jpera House at Vienna. Austria. racing stable, then a co-res|Niudeut in a tioto- ' night or ro, and they have been miserable Ellse Vernette .... Edyth I.atimer without It ever since. Even some of the crit- rioiis divoice case. Is regarded as a famous VERSUS BUEHKEM-YEREIM. IcB a^n to miss their torture. They want y gupy^ose I need hardly go into the subject lady killer. But the difficulty is that up to ' The management of the City Theatre at this time the pair have always bad an Intense I something substantial to daitin. ^ou tw yteoid- tnatter of this play, as you have had it with Frmkfort-on-the Main has refused to sanctUin mutual dislike But this is only one of the'; used to read their Dotlcm when they had some- yp„ „„ recently. All the same, you will no f'i.'* resolutions of Ihe Buehnen-Vereln. (he asao usual stage progressions towards love, so when i thing fresh to write alanit. I used to read them ^ Interested to bear how It has struck <. .'ion of actors and attaches of tbe German the General Is s«.<'n advancing, pistol In hand, - in.vwlfinywlf eagerly, as -I always JuilgeJudge of the ex (|,p,|,p theatregoing public here. I think 1 am to shoot the faithless wife, Idiina snatches En- ecullon I^ have done by tue shrieks of the right in saying that It is going to make one of whicb bad its convention In Berlin re gracla's mantilla, throws it over her own bead, wounded.wounded.” ,I,p strongest impressions that a French play cently. It appears that there la a widespread and casts herself into the arms of Cavendish. Asked whether be did not find His Majesty's He, of course, sees the necessity for playing tlie Th.‘atre rather large for bis play after the (Continued on page 48.) (Continued on page 49.) game--so to s|K'ak—aiui then and there asks the General for the hand of bis daughter iu : marriage. However, it obviously would not do tbe suicide of two young French lads over en for the Colonel and Iduna to get over their amnrstas belonging to the English empany of dislike for one another so soon, and so to give variety artists playing at Maraelllea. Now them time b<‘fore the wedding India couiineuee cornea the news that there is such a crush for to ring, we are treated to an atmosphere of Paris Week By Week seats at tbe Varleties-Casino In that city, that plots and counterplots, alarms and excursions folks are wiueeaisl half to death In the jam and —mainly conducted by telephone. In fact. , Paris Bureau The Billboard. Itl Kue Montmartre, tbe managers are fast b<‘Comlng miiltl-mlllloo there are two telephones gedng at once. Num-. I ‘ sires. But Ifa an even bet that somebody aaya b<'r 1 couiinnnicates with the General In the the whole thing was arranged Ix-foreband hy fleld and trimsmits to him false messages frotu the press agent. Ain't It so, Pete? the treacherous serving maid, I»la. and an an¬ archist ser-ret-iry, about bis wife and !be Colo¬ Chantecler Problem Seems at Last to have been Solved ♦ nel. Nntnln'r communicates with a third vil¬ I dropped In at one of the moving pictnre lain. instructing him to seize Engracia atnl by the Placing of LeBargy in the Title Role Left Va¬ shows on the boulevards tbe otber day and found then to lure the Colonel after her. so that the as one number on the bill, a very goisl ice two can be dlscovereil under compromising cir skating scene. At tbe Bois du Boulogne and cumstanees by the General. Then we have cant by the Death of Coquelin—New Theatre to be elsewhere that day people were having great Waller at bis best again. After another he¬ times on tbe steel ninnera and this thing of roic climb of a preclpitloiis height called the Erected in the Champs-Elysees with American Capital enjoying the fun without having to freeae to ftidge. he makes a heroic rescue of Engracia, death doing It. made a hit with me, as It and with rome very pretty revses of the auarchlKt gentleman. But all i ing from the alse of the crowd. I mention the same the plot nearly comes olf. The gim- 'LL be John Brown if t know Just bow to | of a press agent to make the box-office wblt! this only because it ahowa how these bustling eral arrives and finds them both together and I fellows keep up with the times. handle this affair of Chantecler. Three timea In tbe meantime. Mr. Rostand, wllb bla fam¬ for a few moments it seems as though there ily, nas left Paris for his borne at Csmlio. It'll 4> is going to ds- some more sliootlug. Just in the I've written a completely dlffen-nt article on it and three times I've bad to toss the ‘ lie some time to come before tbe tbeatiical Speaking of tlmelim-sa, a mule was rescued nick of time, however, Iduna, whose bate has j world will aee just what Chantecler looka like. now had sufficient time to turn completely to eopy aside because of lm|M>rtsnt cbsiiges In from the ruins of Messina thirty days after the love, arrives and explains things and puts ev- - the future of tlie play, certainly the most fa- ♦ I quake destroyed the city. Three daya later the erything right. mona of any unprodm*^ work the world knows. Unless all signa fail, there Is to be a magnifi¬ mule waa on exhibition as a side show. In every Taking the play all around, it' isn’t a bad With the death of the great actor. Coquelin. cent new theatre In tbe Cbamps-Klyiees Gar¬ town and village in Italy and France. That’s piece of melodrama. Of conrae, one does get nine, who was to have created aNmt March dens and tbe money for tbe sliebsng. or most of going some! a little tired of B<.elng Waller In brown rid¬ 21). the role of a rooster in the proiluction. of it. will be put up by Americans. Juat now 1 ing bcM>ts. with carefully waxed moustache and footse, everything and evervboily at the I’orte- ] can't say who they are, but that tbe deal is a (Continued on page 48.) the inevitable sling about his arm. and the Saiiit-.Martin. the comedian's theatre, went way ^ sure g.. is almost aa certain as two and two personal details about him and his |iasl career up in the air and Edmond Rostand, the talenteil make four. author, felt that the loss could scarcely be are certainly given to one ad nauseum. But all And liicldentally there Is a row on between MME. SARAH BERNHARDT. filled in ail Franee. That was one sens.-itlon. certain Parisians and Parisians. One set doi-sn't Then M>vernl prominent actors were considered, want the theatre tliere and the other crowd—aud including De Max. De Feraiid.v. Jean Coi|uelln right here it may be mentioneil that tbis set LOUIS CALVERT Ison of the dead artist). Andre Briinot. I.,e lias the say—apiiears heartily iu favor of It. Bargy and lust, but not least. .Mme. Sarah Bern- Bunch nunilier one, urged on by Amlre Hallays. lianlt, who had dontml trousers and added to an art critic, at first pleaded with the aiithorl- her fame in L'Alglon. Rostand's next most em¬ ties to stop the tiling, and being iiDeiiccessfiil inent creation after Cyrano. In that quarter, turned tbeir attentlun lowaisl I.e Bargy. of the Theatre-Francais. was Ros- Americans. Over his signature. M. Hallays. tanil's favorite and he so informed the manage¬ tliroiigh the “Debats,” calltHl iqion Americans ment of this (dayhnuse. I.e Bargy was willing living in Paris to use tbeir Infiiience la stopping and thi* Mlfiister of Fine Arts, after consulting the proiHised scheme. He cslled uihhi Ibem In w’lth M. Jules Clari’tle. of the I'rancalse. said tlie name of tbe love they must feed for Psrie tie too. would not mind l.e Bargy's going to the ilmisniucb as they choae to live In Parts, be I'orte-Saliit .Marlin to create the pan. This assumed tliey love the. cit.v) to do what they w'HS siqisatlon mimtier two and no sooner »'ss could to prevent the erection of the Iboatre. If tills s|iri• liiillt in tlie quarter for tlie tienefit of Americana. B.-irgy's being al'owiHl this ebam-e at another But so far. I've not si-en much fur a-Uylng tlieatre. And Rostand, disliking to lie the as the result of a set-to between Ameriesns ami cause of so much trouble, withdrew bis prop¬ tin* officials of the City of Paris. As a matter osition to the Francaise. of fact tlie aforesaid officials have already pur But the fourth sensation haa been welcomeil their band and seal of approval on tbe scheme to our fair city, Le Bargy ileclares he may as a s>-lienie ami only tbe details are now to be resign from the Theatre-Francaise and go to considered. the I'orte Saint .Martin and do the role anyway. An official maile answer to Hsllaya, unofficial In case he does, however, he Is not Ihe man ly. to Ihe effect that just where tbe proiios«*rrln. hails and amusement places generally. Hie beau¬ The papers of Paris are talking of I.'Affalre tiful and famous way would be Infestud and She created Eilmond Rostand’s L’Alglon and Chantecler. as American newsps|M-rs “play up” used principally by tbiigs and foot-pads. ; saa for a lime considered as ('(tqiielin's logiral murders. They devote columns to editorials on ' auc(oarcl 13

security. Ellse Kramm played tbe daughter, and wag exquisite In her performance as well I HITCH IN PLANS as her singing. Fery Bettesih was gissI as ’ l.ani-i-lot, and Freill Amoroglo was delightfully : BIG INDIAN droll as Baron Chanti-relle, the rich uncle. I Mueller Frabricliis was very gissl .as the doll ! maiiufactunr. Hllarlus. while Otto Ernst ' S<-hmid sang the role of the Father hupi-rlor Exhibitors Disappointed Because of Independents’ Fail¬ with dignity and bi-siitiful vocal effect. The smaller parts were also well done. Runs Amuck in Cincinnati Extensive arrangements were made by the ure in Getting European Product Before Them management of the New Music Hall Rink for a fitting celebration of Wasliinglon's Birthday. I he program for the day was characterlzisl a Washington's Birthday Skate. In which nothing Performer has Experience that WITHOI'T doubt the (treatest dl«*ppolntinent diite. At any rate U s the May It bn.ks to me that is not patriotic was allowed to creep In. of the New York Exhibitors came wheu the If they bad the new projerting machine and The musical niimliers. given by I’nif. Jung's Will be Vivid in His lnde|H-ndents had no film to display. At tive or fix of fllm, l iio not qtifstioo but .Military Band were of a patriotic order. The till- meeltiiK rwntly held at the UrpUeum .Music what M'e would have signed up f(»r a g'ssi mauy hall Mas lieautifully decorated In honor of the li;ill. It Mas aniiounred that thirty or forty tbuusauds of ihdlara right then and there. is'caslon, adtllug nineh to the general enjoyment Memory the Bal¬ rerN misiM l>e placeil on slew, so that the '*Au»»ther thing that we Independent ex¬ of a few hours tin the ndb-rs. exhibitor could make bis own selection. It was ' hibitors can't unilerstand la why Mr. Gaiimont. H« nry .Miller, wls> ctmies to the Grand next eiliisinttl then that the reels were In the cus who was in the city, and .Mr. J. J. .Murdoendent. Why was Itetrolt laslge of Elks, former secretary of actor, who was ou the same train with the In tl s a|>poiMtments made; In ronsei|uence all the he not there? If the Independents can get the park commission and afterwards of the ilians. (siiuiiig Into Cinelniiatl. had, prior to the riels of fllm were shipped direct to CbicaRO. together and put up a gissl strong tight, they Citizens' Railway, becomes proprietor of tbe arrival of the train engaged the mail red skin nhere they are to be held, ami the film shown have some chance of doing business.'' Hotel Ste. Claire, Detroit, Mich., on May 1. in conversation, but growing suspleious of bis to llsise Interested. A well- knoM'n exhibitor, It la generally concedtsi by the legal fra¬ The matter has been under conslderstlon for artious ch.iiige gates. At this moment he sple,l CINCINNATI, O. aggeratrsl as Is often the case with similar plays rical business as manager and part proprietor Gordeii leai.tiig against a car on aiiotlmr trai more recently written. It Is one of the mi>sl of the Star, Teek and Academy Theatres In and riisliliig toMard him. hurled the knife In Ills elalsirate pissluctlons on the road ami Is an old Buffalo and with several road attractions, the eliest. Gorden fell to the ground mIIIioiiI a cry. The business of the past week was of an or¬ favorite in this city. The scene showing Hell (irlnrlpal of which Is Rose Melville, In Sis The sight paral.vzixl me with fear, and uot car der that pleased everyone, and will pnvbahly Cate, East River. New York Is given with real Hiqiklns, Kblch still receives his personal atten Ing to buckle up with a crazy Indian. I started stand out as the record breaker of the season. water. .\ tank fifty feet long, fifteen feet wide tion. for the g.iles as fast as my feet eoiild carry Tliere si'emed to be an awakenInK of the dor¬ and from one to five feet in depth. Is used. Mr. Stirling says that he will not withdraw mo. Hail It ballxe that the season Real boats with p<-nple In them, sail to and fro. from his theatrical eonnev'tlons, but on the con¬ me fnuii Ihe stair. I naturally Mould have as Is fast coinlnit to a close. The attractions were, The great Blackwell's Island Prison Is shown. trary he Is arranging to be mure Interesteil eertclmsl Mhat reason tie bad for doing II, but a •f cmirse. of the blabest order and the appetites The New Century Girls, presenting two ex than ever In that line, maintaining his theatrical •liMiiiy’ Indian on tbe war path wllli a wlckixl had le-en shetted fi>r them. tremely funny burles,|ues, and bubbling over headquarters at his present hs'atlon In the De¬ knife In his hands Mas too much for me and 1 Tlie Merry M’Idow turned them away last with high-class vaudeville, opened at People's troit (»is-ra House Building. Detroit. He will certainly Mas glad when I was safely behind Mci-k at every performance, and the patrons Theatre Sunday afternoon. The show Is a con be assisted In his work by his son Jack IJ. M.) the railing and galea. sccnii'd to have ts'en well satisfied with this of¬ glomeratlou of pretty girls, gorgeous scenery, Stirling, who has had much valuable eximrlence ''Piillliig the hbxHl covered knife from G-irden. fering at the Grand. Some little commotion was glittering costumes and tuneful music, together In that line, and who w-ill give his personal at the Iiidi.iii again siarttsl for the gates at tbs caused by the effort to show that tickets had with clever and funny comedians, and amusing tentlon to the office details. same time that Mni. Bevord allghtoil from one aotti-n Into the hands of sjieculators. Manager situations and complications. of the end curs. With her tMo children by her Kainforth ant on th“ (f com|illclty and showed that the reports of most popular players on the burlesi|ue stage. THE UNBROKEN ROAD, BERTHA platform M-lien the Indian ran up to her and blivk holdinirs of tickets were Imsftlnary. Knowing that the mysterlotis and suiieriiatural KALICH’S NEW PLAY. sta'ibixl her three times. Not waiting to sec the This week. Frank Daniels, In Hook of Holland. |M»sess strong attraction and potent Interest result of Ills work, the savage ran lonard Mey Is ilrawina larae hnns<‘s and is putting up a de- to many p<-opIe. Manager Cooney Holmes Is pre¬ er. Mho Mas standing Mllh his hands In his cldidly entertaining show. Next week, Henry A play, giving opportunity for the enactment senting the patrons of the New Robinson with a [Mx-kets alongside the gate. Several [icopl*- Miller. of powerfiil emotional roles, such was The feature In that line this week In .Mme. Pearl shniiteil to him to run, but .Meyer paid no atten The l.yiic Is certain to enjoy heavy business I’nbroken Road, launched at Providence. R. L, Tangley. the famous Egyptian Mentallst who tioii to their M’ariiings, ami as the Indian ap this M.-ek. due to the presence of fleortre Arliss February IS. Its author Is Thomas Dickinson, has created a sensation by her mind reading, proaehed him he hold out his hand In a friendly In the FIske version of The Devil. The only and the pnsluctlon Is ma>d Weadick and I.aDue. of the tOl Ranch, assisted Mho are able to appreciate a subtile story acting In which nde Mme. Kallch seems to have mail falling In his tracks. by Charlie White Crow, an Indian Sioux Chief, acted by an artist of wondcrliil powers. May won a great success. The pnsluctlon was one “I never again care to witness such a scene In lariat twirling and Wild West scenes, take Uctison comes to the I.yric. next week. of note and the star was supisirted by a cast as t»>k place in that musty train shed ami well. The bill concluded with Prof. Jack Wil¬ William A. Brady's prmlnctlon of The Shep- which Included, among others. Frederick Trues- ha'i'ly i‘vi‘r ev|x>ct to have such a close escaix* liams In illustrated songs of Interest and motion hcnl King. In which Wright I.orlmer Is appear¬ dell. Eugene Ormond. Riley Chamberlain. Dean from d'-ath as I did when the lixllan started pictures of merit. Excellent attendance at Sun¬ ing. at the M'alnut. this week. Is very gratifying Raymonil, Thomas L. Coleman. Clyde Benson, J. In anothiT dirts’!Ion from me Mheii be left tbe day's p*'rformances. to the sight and ear. This bt'antifiil play Is Hartman Uis-der. Blan<-he Weaver. Florlne A. car.” one that has drawing powers of a high order Waldron's Trocadero Burlt‘s<|ners made an In¬ Arnold. Merle Madders and Jane Congreve. st.d business Is correspondingly good stantaneous hit at the Standard Theatre. Sun¬ CANT PROMISE STATE FAIR FOR E's-entrlc Gennaro and Clayton White and day. The two hurlettas. Sweeney's Finish ami HELEN ROBERTSON TO STAR IN Marie Stewart head a very good bill at the Tbe Isle of Nowhere, are full of laughs, and TEXAS. Columlda. this week. The balance of tbe bill the company got the audience quite well en THE CONFLICT. Is made up of the following: Ganllner and thuseil at N>th performances. Miss .Minnie Will Texas have a state fair this year or mq? Burke, a chic little miss, was a camly kbi of Vincent. Raymond and Caverly. Two Vlndobmias. The Conflict Is the title of a new four-act psy¬ This ipiestion Is being agitated by T-xans. as the show, and she made a big hit with her W'ssls and Woods Trio. Salvall. Carter and chic play, which will be pnxluced by I'aul H. M-ell as liy exhlldtors, ronc*-sslonalres. etc,, singing. In tbe olio are Jack Elliott, Walter HInford. and moving pictures. Lb-bler. alsHit April 1. Helen Robinson has throiighixit the country. Belair and Bill Elliott, acrobats. Frank Fin _ Versatility Is the one characteristic of the been selected to api>ear In the title role. Re¬ It s4’<>nis that there has been some delay In ney and Company. In a one-act pla.v, K Flft.v- Foreiiaugh Stock Company, which has made that hearsals are now In progress In New Y’ork City. th«’ Ix’glslature making appropriations touching to one Shot, and Frank Rosa, the singing Jew aggregation successful. Attempting any pnsluc The cast for the new play Is: the State Fair, consequently arrangements are Charles Madison, with the lisp, got his share tbwi. lrn-si)ectlve of difficulties and hard work Raphael de Valentin. Robert Dronet; Caesare not progri’sslng. risiuln-d. If now ranks among the best stock of applause. Resapha. Antonin Guerbet. Frank W. Gaplner; In refi’rrlng to the situation. President E. J cotniianles In the country. I.oet Twenty-four Those who enjoy a program of refined vaude¬ John Bisl'e. Harry ladghton: Francois Fleet. Klest. of tbe State I'alr. said: Ilnurs, the current attraction. Is a farce which ville that Is very entertaining, will fimi It In Eilward W. Lyons: Berenice Dorian. Miss Flor¬ “We are at a stamistlll. We cannot enter M-en Immediate favor at the higher price thea¬ the bill at the Lyceum this wt-ek. One of the ence Lester; Madame Dorian. Miss Helen Beres- Into contracta with exhibitors ami coneesslon tres several sessons ago. The play Is a big cleveri'st singing acts containing originality. Is fors. and Feilora Varona, .Miss Helen Robertson. ix'ople anerforni many difficult acrobatic having added bouses to the circuit, bringing “We had hope*l to have the preparations for p<'n and Pencil Club at the I.yric Theatre on feats, their head balancing being esp«>clally the number of weeks to be given to first-class the 1IMIP fair Mell under way by this time, but the sftemrwm of Febntary 12. was one of the gmxl. Miss Marie Ijiurent. soprano vocalist, has vaudeville acts up to thirty-five. .Managers of oMing to circumstances over which we have no p'ally notable theatrical affairs of the season. a very pleasing voice. The pictures this week the houses of which this circuit Is c

T VITA6EAPH. hliluB thf bottle lirhlnd MIbb ItiltItB' plrtnre. SAI L AND DAVID.-Scdp 1. DbvI.I’b Home. o« t and he iH’fore King Saul (to play his harp), who Is mad ** hustled Ignomlnlously from the house. and can only be moved by the music from the , - Office in Kansas City—H. K. Somborn Enters Into hills. David consents to depart to King Saul. , frlncess Mtchal, who atcompanles Jonathan, ■ BIOORAFH. Partnership with Mullins—B. Frank Head will Build a shows her Interest In David. David evinces POLITICIAN'S LOVK STOUT.—Boss Tim "lovere at first sight.” Michal gives David a crogan. started out to perforate the person of Circuit of Airdomes in the Southwest— Review of Films . which he afterwards treasures. They en- cartooulst, "Peters,” who had grossly in ter the house to supiK'r. suited him, by drawing and publlshlug. what I Scene II. Saul's Camp. Sentries are keeping |,p oonslderetl scurrilous cartoons of him, dnr si^—watch. Michal wanders through the camp, pick- |ng campaign. These caricatures have been time not forgetting to nlace most of the blame """‘‘'■"I passes up hill and away, picking growing more and more tslhms. until his rage THE MULLINS FILM EXCHANGE. en th? of jL more flowers as she goes. Doeg and Oniah ,nd he seises a pistol and makes Thrtw^^ gDU hearTng of the shin's return enter. The latter suggests shooting ^Is way to the newspais-r .dllce. to transform The Mullins Film F'xcbange has selected Kan¬ ine two jfirw mying or ine sDip 8 hu arrow into the camp which may destroy c*irtnlat Into a human sieve, with bol sas City, Mo., for the location of their new canie bounding on deck, and greeUng their King. They agree to this. Omah exits, j,„t •■Kntenirises of great pith and mo Central Western Office, and now have a hand¬ In whatw^h;t”.m«‘of‘Thi“al?rn part of the ship thethi mates are. ‘t^They “'ent. their cur^ints turn awry, ‘and lose the In search of Michal. Doeg makes love to name of action.” So it was with Crogan. who some suite of offices In the new Argyle Building. soon spy them out and steal away In opposite 'epulsed. Doeg exits nishes. gun in hand. Into the eorters Into a tumultous panic. In his I surly Tom, still smarting with wrath over his | appears, settles to0 spring upon her. anarch for the offending "Peters.” Reaching **H**fl*i*^** ** here with the capacity of film work oncounter w’lth Jim, re<*elve» Lucy coldly, and

Film exchange now has offices In Minneapolis, Intention of having Jane married to his flrM ■ ,, flred Into the’ camp by an Edomite lie Is of co,Vrs.-. repulsed, ind leaves Minn.; Scranton, Pa.; S.vracuse and Watertown, mate iM-fon; the schooner starts on her outwart traitor. Jonathan starts a search for the ^^.'^Xce with T bW.Bng cardiacs organ N. Y., and with the o|>enlDg of their Kansas It^hf fheT** •„d'".hTrhe‘'‘*“J “ hfr.e,?‘“:"d “ 1-velour h^'g^." Jo the%ark. and seated' on

: . —------unieers lo go. o:nii gives uis cuuseui. i/s.m favors him. for the lady Is acciwleu oy an to carry Jim " unco^clous form back to the ; imri, ^ stoue which sltys Uollath and retunis insulting masher, and Crogan flies to her flee. Both Mr. Somtiorn and Mr. Tipton are well ship. On their way Tom, thinking tjiat Jim Is Saul's camp and places the head of Goliath rescue Tndand knocks the vile wretch down. That known In the East as hustlers, and Kansas City dead, suggests that they throw his t»ody Into gj j settles It. What woman can resist the charms Is glad to annex this spirit and talent of “get¬ the water. Old Jtnl balks at this at first, but ^ ting the business.” Scene V. King Saul's Palace. Saul's daugh- ^ I,pm, and we next see the Hon. Timothy It alK'ut to give In when Jim revives. At that jpr,tors discovered at work. Jonathan and Phaltl ■ crogan and .Mrs. Crogan nee Peters, enjoying moment the sklp|)er's wife and daughters arrive ; mipenter. Phaltl Is in love with Michal, but she , g moonlight stroll along ‘'I»vers' Promenade.” MANAGER HEAD WILL BUILD AIR- and further trouble Is averted. ' ,declines1^-1 his suit. Saul enters and quarrels For a few days all Is quiet. Later the Ire on account of her love for David. Tells Saul ♦ DOMES. of Tom vents lts»df on several occasions, end- that David has again returned victorious. Saul AT THE ALT.kK.—Napoleon I. said. Ven ing In an attempt to murder. The real char- refuses to see him. David enters, sees the geauce has no foresight.” which may be true, Manager B. Frank Head, of Hot Springs, acter of the flrst mate Is Anally disclosed to the empty throne, in despair. Jonathan promises Imt It has cunning. At the Italian boarding Ark., one of the foremost authorities on air- old skipper and after a series of lively Incl- to get hishla father (Saul) to see himhim. Love scene house the male lM>arders were all smitten with oomes. In this countr.v, is about to begin the dents, all ends happily for the proper lovers, as between Michal and David. DavlDavid shows her the charms of .Minnie, the landlady's pretty e^-nirti of airdcunes at a number of points In It should. ' the withered rose she gave him twot years l>e- daughter, but she was of a poetic turn. Most the Southwest. In a recent Interview he stated: This enterprising house has prepared and will fore. Saul enters to receive DavidDai and asks (lerslstent among her suitors was Grigo, a I have Interested Eastern capital In my new have ready for release, early In March, the time- him what more victories he wants,1 "My course Sicilian, whoetle connpomrdles. dies. I am gdluggoing to s|H*ndsiMuid considerable OATJMONT.GATIMONT. ,i David appeals to hishla soldiers. SSaul selxes a and a talentwl musician (!ulsep|>e was Indeed a money to Iniprove my'"r.. Little Rock airdome.airdome, (George Klelne.) ‘ Javelin, attemattempts to stab David, but kills the desirable husband for Minnie. All this, of also• l•o my Hot SprlDK^Springs alMome.airdome.' * . , ,_j waitingmditinfF maid.matn David Is furloiifurious, renounces course*, tilled Grigo with bitter hatred and he —-1__ AN OBSTINATE UMBRELLA.—A borrowed «Saul “ , “5^and leaves. vows vengeance. All pn-paratlons are made for Mriv/iMrs Dic'-wiiBp umbrella furnishes the story for this fllm. For- ■ Scene VI. Saul Consults The Witch Of En- the w»‘ddlng, and when th** day arrives, Grigo j tunate to tie able to borrow an umbrella on MOVING PICTURE NOTES. a dor. "The ‘'•..ispirit of Samuel appears and tells Is ready for It. He has contrived an Infernal - I rainy day, a gentleman flnds himself the object 2Saul: ,,'1. "Tomorrow, thou and thy sons shall machine, with a pistol so arranged that Its The NIckolette Tlieatre, Honesdale, Pa., which I "f derision when after the storm he la unable to j -Tp v,° explosion means death to anyone standing In was slightly damaged by Are on January, was I ‘"lo**? IL Many very ludicrous scenes are enacted “.p front of It. The little church Is decorated In reojiened Fetiriiary 1.3. Mr. Groves of Scranton i distracted gentleman In hla efforts to , lie«d lutir^s hrrMi*^f Pa., who owns H e hnnso h.s n.Y. ^2?' close snrt return the iinibrell. to its owner badl.v_wounded. Jonathan s dead body Is hrojight honor of the affair and Grigo. by subterfuge, Pa., who owns the house, has called It the Won¬ close and return the ui^irella to Its owner. 'Both are carried Into the house. Phaltl en- gets the s«'Xtonsexton atlng capacity Is 200. C. C. ^ tors, shouting the return of David. Daviil la self. Sawing a hole In front of the altar step Staples, of Scranton. Is acting as manager. SOME MILK FOR BABY.—Entnisted with an again victorious and embraces Michal. A priest he placi>s his weapon In such a |>osltlon that Inf.int. the nurse forces the care of her charge comes to the head of the stairs and sivs: one step forward by the priest would mean E. W. Lynch, owner of Lvneh's Pleasant St i'TuiK>n the clerk "1of I'"^the grocery, ""'Iand *henthen chc-r-che*-r- ..ga,,)••Saul j*Is ^pad,dead, who shall lie yourvour King?” The death to the bride km-ellng In front. Grigo Theatre. Worcester. Mass., will epen another fu'l.T sa'injers off In company with her sweet- p„p„lace and soldiers cry. "David rushes back to his room arriving Just as the wedding party Is leaving for the church. Here picture theatre at 20 Mechanic street Wor ".'"'‘I'n '''* "‘As ''■'"wned King of Israel. he tiecomes a victim of the freniy of his mind, cester. not more than one hundred ^rds d??- 'Al*'? ""'’1 * ""T' - tant from bis nresent thn.fso '"B bottle, connects a tube to a large reservoir and appreciating the fact that the awfnl deed been Increasing right alOTg so'Manager Lvn?h ‘""‘"'"'"K aEDISON. will Im- laid to him and his appn-henslon will Is- Inevitable, be writes a gloating note and he*'"'‘‘IT"‘A*’- rMiTiuantUirA'TmldlilA.l"””^^^^^ THE LANDLADY'S PORTRAIT. — Sidgnlor who had been a furniture dealer, has sold his , h Daub, an Italian artist, has negl then takes jioisoo. Ills fall Is heard by the Interests In that business and will de^te .11 ' •‘eturns he flnds bis supply of milk p»ub. an Italian artist, has n« gl<|ct< d to pa.v housemaid who discovering the note, gives It to his time to bis moving n'lctiire tlle.trM"*' i ‘'*>'auBted but he feels amply rewanled when. hIs rtwm rent for some weeks. How he has ^ policeman, who rushes madly to the church. K P I atres. | of the mite left liebind, he flnds a two ' evaded payment for so long a iH-rlnr. l t*'''* the vonth that be will not tolerate the 4* iB-moan his misfortune, when a shepherd has ♦ iB-moan his misfortune, when a shepherd •>»» : vA,.’Not satisfied,-VfAsfled ^sliAshe chasesrllisei him ‘withwith a nalntpaint '"tier's attentions to bis daughter, and orders Through Mr. Louis Cohn, of the Royal Thea- compassion upon him and Immediately, love pre- Through Mr. Louis Cohn, of the Royal Thea- compassion upon him and Immediately, love pre- ; Imish. He hides, Ix-lilnd.-.bin,! the easel.e««el ' Shemie makes "•*' y«"nK ni»n away from the place. Returning tre, Cleveland. O..O., several Important deals for vailing, the si>ell is broken and the prlncs's | '''' ' * ,, 1 ' ,„,r ''o"”' '"ost disiraeted mood, the ymifh tells a lunge at him and daubs the Isndlady's |>or ■ moving picture theatres were closed last week. ' nose Is restored to normal conditions. j " '""'t’m?' : Ids parents of the sad termination of his love M«nv"^Al'eV"wVe'’*»uV’'re’'mAA A'T'* *’"'*. ’"‘"•'A' ' *” "°™“* i trait. The picture IsI. ruined. The artist Ul' In Man.v sales were also reitorted for equipment. 4, j despair. The landladvIsndlsilr Is comingenmlnir with the ininmin ■ al-*'™- "U'l complains of being too poor to hsvs ErLSY'" T„. roxv x-' s"Y,T'T. ''inY* .xr.j'f.'K. .- - -- ^ out for an pvpninif and. rptnmlnjt latp. flnds n*fnjrp on tlip roof. Tho landlady broathosreathes v»*n-ven- HlIII*8 fathor,father, who laI* an old mlmiser, becomea ana ,, ,, , .. J** „ . that his wife has retired. As a fi-efee she de-de geasee. She fellowsfollows and appears•s ovi-rover tilelons of-- Ills. . son— slid- > fears* that the latter, *Mr. M. MarkowItE. of San Fran- mandainands STiit Ix-foreboforp she will admit him to hisIds iPdRp.w'lthledge, with a cli;'i. TlioThe artist fall*fallsalls through in a lit of des|H-rstlon. will rob him of his pild, Claro was In ( bicairo last wppk In qiipat of iron- homp.home, t'nderFndor pretextprptpxt of having droppeddropopd aomesome the akylightskylight Into the atuillostudio and hidoahidoslids* In thethr which he has stored In the hpnse. Awaiting —0 huBlness money, the wife Is imluced to go out and se«‘k chimney place. The tramp fallsI down thetin "H opiMH-Innlty. the old miser takes his hag Irto be presented to the 1 Exhibitor's*^1** ilA”''* Association■*"•^'*1'”’* It, when the husband locks the door and then chimney, and both roll ont on the floor. of gold and going to an otswure siiot. buries It. The landlady enters the studio and.nO I.Is s.n-cap¬ *‘"1 '*'* B”*"! wife, susis-eting as mneh. follows r.trz“ wVtrreVA^U'-oVtA-ol^nT'w^?? ?i*n ^ hU money "ZfVe"hc’i^ts .t"" »n" A",. him. and when the old fellow leaves the spot. tured. tied and placed In the chimney. Tlie art be had In the way of moving picture films, and _ thinking that his gobl Is hidden, the woman 1st and tramp oscsi>e. “Congratulations.'' Is also studying the flre-laws governing the ” gis-s and digs It np. Ri-tnming home, the old picture theatres. He reports that the California rrwn aw vr-v vvair ♦ ! Lady turns ths money over to her son. who. over Im Exchange has been Incwporsted for $25,- URBAN-ECLIPSE. Film Exchange has been Incwporsted for $25,- u 1 wish him Joyed, rushes off to the home of his flsncee, and BOO.0- (George Klelne.)Klelne. 1 THE JANITOR'S BfrTTLE.—"1 wish him nitor, as he presents her with 11, wlien-upon the latter's - JOEL S WEDDING.-The squire flnds time health and happiness,” said the Janitor, ns he opened the bottle of old rye. sent as a nn-sentpn-sent father, seeing Ihe large fortune In the young Following Is a list of late films, by leading heavy on bis hands and lo from brother Jerry. He was about to drink, is-ople's possi-sslon. gla.lly gives his consent to something of Interest to oecup.v his mind. In manufacturers and dealers, for early release: but the frlendiy remembrance was fatal. The their marriage. company with his valet he goes out upon his The old miser takes a trip np to the place SELIO. mission. In quest of excitement. IlisguisiMlDisguised msid warns him of the approach of her mistress, on a piib- ■'''' hides the bottle In the desk drawer, wliere be has hidden his treasure, spd to hi* THE SKIPPER'S DAI'GHTERS.—Old Jed as Is-ggars they take np their position on a piib- horror discover* that It ha* b<-e taken. Imme Hom was the skipper of a lumber schooner lie road, lint soon change their vocationtion from | Much to bis discomfiture, he Is Immediately distely he tiecomes suspicions of hi* wife, and which plleiJ between ports on the Gulf of ; Is-ggars to that of philanthropists. A sturdystnrd.v sent ont to mall a letter. Mr. Riggs, while rushing home accnsi-s her of the deed. She ad Mexico and cities of the Mississippi River, fisherman Is In love, lint owing to lack of funds ■ looking for a papi-r, finds the bottle, and think* .-u j*.r gnllt and the Infuriated old man grab* Old Jed had two mates, big, husky fellows and kls prospective fatlier-ln law look* iqion him ' It's one he has previously eoncealed and forgot- , , throsi snd 1* strsnvilna the terrified well adapted for the rough work in which they with disfavor. Tlie sipiire Is touched by the ten. While engrossed with an “eye-oiiener'' he - ^-onian when the son rushes In and save* his were engaged. He also had two daughters, sincerity of the fisher lad and. unknown to the ; Is startled by his little daughter Ethel, who niother's life The ymith Iminiillatelv give# Jane and I-ucy. Little Lucy was In love with latter, supplies the fund* necessary to overcome asks what he 1* doing. He tells her he takes Die coveted gold and the miser Is wi elated the hig flrst mate. Tom. while Jane had prom- the objections. Tlie father of the maid qnes ' It for gout, and he Illustrates the malady by over having It returned that he bi-come# hy* Ised her hand to the good natured second mate, ! tIon* the lad a« to his suddenly acquired riche* | limping around the room. Raby Ethel dls- , ...-irallericai. and fall* In a litfit on the ground.ground 'TheThe Jim. Tom soon grew tired of Lucy and trans- and causes tils arrest, when the sqnlre unmasks , iiosed of. Biggs trie* again, lint I* Interrupted excitement Is too much for him and he die* «m ferred his affections to Jane, much to the cha- and rescues the young lover. | hy a poet, who desires to marry hla eldest the spot, clasping hi* gold to his In-art. grin of that young lady and to the delight of The wedding ceremonies are on s large scale |I ee'' Is unloading her cargo of lumtier. TIm* ‘ iliinentsecomestiecomes so en- ' ride. Little Ethel enters, and while pla.vingplaying ; Hire, which take* us In fancy for a trip throngh negro crew are at work, when a quarrel ensues sniored that he engages In dance with every- 1 Battledore fall* on grandpa's gouty leg. Fe«-1- the many waterway* of that ancient city, between tlie tw< Tliey come to blows, tiling possible. Man.v ver.v amusing Incidents ; Ing sorry she brings him papa's medicine. renowned for Its ninny niagnlflcent palaces, all but are separated by the old sklppi-r. who send* are depicted as also numerous novel magic ef- | The remedy Just suit* grandpa. To keep It of quaint architectural ilestgn. Floating Iran fhi-m both slKint tbelr business, at the same fecta. fol- himself, be changi-s the label to poison, and 1 qiilllr down Ihe Grand Cniial. we view with na koUDilril the "Ceea d’Oro,” the A few moves are made. The young man takes ■loet pi«»ftiHl<^nt ot the marble palarea. Neat out a cigarette. The young lady strikes the we MH> the Klalte and ve famoua 8t. Mark'a match, he bolds her hand longer than necessary. Cathedral, tbea we hare an o|i|>orliinitjr of eee- While they sit opixadte each other while ln« at cloae ranife the B<>yal Palace with Ita playing, they now move slowly the chairs In beautiful plaaaa and maaalre plllara. Finally front of the table. He puts bis arm around her we Iiaaa the Palace of the D<>Kca and the prlaone, waist, she leans towards him, and their lips Outdoor Amusements and can welt appre<-late the Inaplratlon that Join In a long klaa. prompted the author of the pbraae, "Men built Kutue, but gode Venice." KALEM. ♦ THE NEW MINI.STEIt.—The scene of the HYPNOTIC SCBJKCT.—A pair of dlaheveled story la sunny Florida. It tells how a poor fel New York’s County Fair Dates are Fixed and Events will charactera meet and form a acheme whereby low, addicted to the use of liquor, was falsely they will be able to realiie some money with accuseil of rotdiery. ami how hla daughter brave¬ Follow in the Order Most Advantageous to All—Brook¬ fery little elfiirt. One of the pair playa the ly secured bis complete vindication. The char¬ part of a hypnotlat and tella the other to do acter of the new minister will be followed with whatever he tella him. and In the end thinga Interest. lyn is to Have a New Resort, Modeled in Miniature of will abape themaelvea to their mutual good ad- Scene I. The new minister arrives. Scene II. vantage. The pair atart down the atreet. and A country store with villagers gathered about Coney Island, in the Heart of the City at a cafe meet two young ladlea who are drink¬ awaiting the coming of the new clergyman. ing some wine. Approaching the maldena. one Scene III. The robis-ry. Scene IV. Tlie arrest of the fellowa tella them of hia hypnotic In- next afternoon. Scene V. An afternoon tea at dueuce over the other. The ladlea are aniloua the rectory. Scene VI. Two years later—Sun¬ 14-17: Findlay, Septeml)er 15-18; Troy. Septem¬ to aee the deiiionatratlon ao conaent to be allent day morning. NEW YORK COUNTY FAIR DATES apectatora. wbereu|M>D the two play the trick FIXED. ber 2l>-’21; Ottawa. Octotu-r 5 8; Hamilton. Oc and to the aatonlahment of the wltoe8a<>a. they tola-r 5 8; lllckayllle (Deflance Ciaiuty Fair), Sx-ptemlM-r 22'25; TLIln. Septeuilier 7-10. drink the latter’a wine and make their ea- ESSANAT, The Western New York Fair Managers’ Asso¬ caie*. Kesolutlona were adopted conimendliig the THE TEI.L-TAI.E BI.OTTER.—This story Is ciation. reprewntlng the county fairs In the holding of agricultural scluMd In each cminty The next victim la a man who la anxluua to a strange and Interesting study of circumstan¬ Western iiortlon of New York State, met at and asking the General Assembly to appropriate aee the fun and the ao-called hypnotic anh- tial evidence. It concerns two young men who Buffalo. N, Y., last week and decldeil upon $25,000 fur this pur|N>se. )^t rellevea him of hiV wallet, and the pair are rivals for the band of a merchant’s daugh¬ the dates for their various fairs. Albert E. make giaal their eacape. Aa they are going ter. The successful suitor Is a trusted em¬ Brown, of Batavia, president, was re-electeil along the road they bump into a iiollceman and ploy* of the merchant. The rejected suitor to that position. F. II. Shafer, of BrockiMirt, WASHINGTON’S LUNA PARK. try the joke on him, relieving the cop of hla commits a rolibery, and then tries to fasten the was re elected vice-president, and S. W. Hart, wea|K>na. with which they bold him at bay crime on hla rival. He Is. however, outwitteil of Perry, was re-elected sex-retary and treasurer. The management announces that the fourth while they get away, doing down to the river, by the merchant’s daughter, who by a woman’s Besides fixing the fair dates business such as season of Luna Park, Washington. I). C., will where they are in the art of dividing the Intiilllon, discovers clrciimxtantlal evidence of booking attractions, efforts to secure larger he Inauguratml on or about May '22, with no op- apolla. the enrageil policeman catebea them, the crime by means of a blotter. Then the use allowances from the State and other things of (Mwitlon. and with the park practically rebuilt but one of the fellowa la too aleek and allpa of hypnotism Is hnaight forward In oriler to se¬ liniiortance to the fair association were gone and Improxed to such an extent that It will out of hla coat, leaving it in the policeman'a cure a confession from the culprit. She suc¬ Into. equal any In the omntry In splendor and attrac handa. When they diacover that they have ceeds In fastening the guilt where It belongs. Following are the dates fixed for the fairs: tioiis. a phenomenally aucceseful seanon la as¬ left the wallet In the coat they play another The oficning scene portrays the engagement Niagara County Fair at I.W'kport, date not sured. Joke on the cop, and one of the pair Jumiai into of the lovers, and the anger of the rejectml fixed; FrankIluville Fair at Frankllnvllle. Au¬ Washington's Luna Park can boast of a the water and feigna drowning. Tho officer al- suUor. Then the official of the merchant, who gust 25-2S; Chautauqua County Fair at Fretlonla. clientele composed of the arlatox-racy of the waya reaily to be of aaalatanre to any one In Is about to go ujion a Journey. Intrusts the com¬ .\iigust ’2S-28; Caitaraugus County Fair at I,it- Nation, memtxers of the foreign legations and trouble, throws off bis coat and plunges In to bination of Ills safe to his future son-in-law. ' tle Valley, August .71 to September 4; Erie , their families, Congreaa, which will not adjourn save the drowning man. The latter quickly In doing this he writes the combination on a slip County Fair at Hamburg. September 6-10: Cuba until Septemlier, and all official Waahliigtuu pat swims to shore and with hla pal, run away with of paper; then drh"* the Ink with a blotter, Fair at Cuba. September 7-11); Oenesee County ronlzes thin r.-sort. the cop's coat, and start out for a jolly time which he thoughtlessly casts aside. The blot¬ Fair at Batavia. September 21-24; Wyoming Not only Washingtonians, but showmen at on the stolen money. ter. of course, takes the Impression of -the com¬ County Fair at Warsaw. September 8-11; tlr- large, will be surprlsexl at the many foreign bination. The rejected suitor Bnds this blotter, leans County 4'alr at Albion, September 15-18; novelties secured by Manager Chits. J. GimmI opens the safe and steals the funds, which he Silver Lake Fair at Perry, September 27-’28; fellow during hla n-cent trip to Euro|>e. One hides In his bed room. The other scenes show Monroe County Fair at Brockiiort. SeptemIsT of the senxatlona will be a $.’’■41.INK) pnalnctlon. TIIK NKW ddVEKNKS.q.—Klale in prei.aring os the Ingenious detective work of the daugh¬ ’J!) to October 2; Hemlock Lake Fair at Hem¬ The Naples Earthipiake, showing the plrtureaealeil to the police. No Iowa has been purchased, paiiers of incorporation Monroe City. August 10-14; Brookfield. August broy. She has a note from the proprietor’s crusade. ANNUAL STATEMENT FILED. wife. The profirletor exits, after him the new tirely new. Several huge *i>ect*cular show* governess. The boy Innocently playa with the with magnifleent scenic effect* and reijulrlng two drafts, writes on them and puts the pieces QUEENIE FOOTE. SISTER OF COM- several hundred people In their presentation The Arkansas State Fair Association, pursu of paper In bis pocket. Elsie returns and de¬ MODORE FOOTE, INJURED. will be Installed. A captive airship will be one ' ant to an act of the l>-glslatnre rexiniring cor parts with the boy. Shortly after the proiirletor of the many novelties. A lake 20f)x80 feet will ; poratlons to flie annual statement*. January 31, la looking for the drafts. They cannot be Miss Qneenie Foote, sister of Commodore be dug In the center of the park. of each year, ha* (lied with County Clerk al Hot Springs. Its statement of the affairs of the found, and Elsie la suspected of having stolen Foote, suffered serious Injury In a fall down a —- I association up to such time aa the law re¬ them. stalrwa.v at her home, 027 West DeWald street. NEW SUMMER PARK. quires. tS* statement glv*"* the amount of Its A detective Is engaged. lie examines Elsie's Fort Wayne. Ind., on 'Tuesday evening. February actual paid-up capital a* $‘25. able to move pany. api>«ared. Charles Meakins. the Cana PARK NOTES. L-i*^!^!****^ *’® quickly bring the prinif of dlaii baritone, as Prince Danllo, recelvexl a warm Elsie s Innocence to the proper authorities, ami about freely. Ills friends were much gratifleil KIsle Is freed. The father asks her forgiveness to a*-* him looking so well and his flrst day was H'Ceptlon. spent mainly In receiving congratulations from The Royal Alexandra turned them away when Rook Point Park, located on the •n.l Joins her hand with bis son's. Beaver Falla River, about ten miles from «!» tlesie who know and appr«*clate his worthy James K. Ilackett came. He closed a most successful two weeks’ engagement, presenting Reaver Falls. Pa., will be greatly Improve.! be IdlVB MB. LOVF, MY DOfl.—Karl biivs for character. fore the Slimmer season open*. The park Is nis beat girl a little white pomlle. She Just TTje Prisoner of Zenda. The Crisis and Don owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, adores the little pooille. She Is so fond of It Caesar’s Return. Ills new play. A Son of the RUMORED KLAW & ERLANGER who nn* RpPiHllnjf thou^jintN of In be»o- that she even forgets Earl, who gets Jealous South, which was to have b<-en given It* pre¬ of the dog. ENTERPRISE. miere here, was not ready, and will be tried In tlfrlnir U. The wisiding ceremony Is over. The bride Bii ffalo. R. D. Hunter, of Beaver Falls. Pa.. Vaughn Glaser commenc*-d a two weeks’ en carries her little iHMalle. Kveryboily who comes It Is rumor.-d In musical circles that Klaw hfii* th** contract for *11 th^ n«»w hull*! to congratulate must first shake bands with the and Erlanger are planning to start a third big gageinent at the Girard In The llonse of a Th«lt1on !**rk. on ConTiPtnit i.nkf. issalle. oiM'ra enterprise In New York City, to com¬ I»«. All tho hnihUng"* In tho park w.rt* tie- pete i^t onlv with the Manhattan and Metropoli¬ Shea's had a good bill with Clarence Mayne, ’’■h stand It no longer; always the wtrovod hy Are lT*f*t f>f'tt»l*4*r. isaatle. He often wishes he was the laasHe. He tan Oi>era Ilmises. but with the new theatre, Holden’s Mannikins and Maud M. Perkins Fish¬ er *« special feature*. Plaroncc* PowelTs Real Neand ton Septemt>er 7-10; Van Wert, September 8- I numlier ..f the liest f.’stivals and home c.HsIng yeuug lady, setting up the chess llgurea. stands, etc. lO; Lima. September 14 17; Sidney. S,-pteml>er weeks f.vr his company this season. 16 Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

but little effort has been made for a suitable retraction by those responsible for the scoundrelly attack. New.spapers, far and near. It is to be noted, have commented edltorlall) on the iniquitous outrage, and, in no half-hearted manner, condemned the scurrilous treatment accorded this estimable actrtvss. The matter will eventually find its cubby hole of forgetfulness; gossips will cease to talk, but the Infamous slander will remain an indelllble smudge on the escutcheon of yellow journalism.

There comes to mind another, and probably a more flagrant excrudence W. H. DONALDSON, of typographical indecency. Several years since, the police world was ManaKinK Editor. shocked with a most brutal crime (and it takes something worth while to shock a cop), the papers gorged their columns with details PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT Another of a grewsome murder, a man alleged to have committed the 416 Elm StreeL Cincinnati, Ohio, U. S. A. Notable crime was sent to the gallows. The public was satisfied. i Xnnc DiaUnce Telephone. Main 2769. Cable Address (resrlstered) "Billyboy.” Kxaniple. Justice wiped the blood stains from the scales, and the Incident became a matter of history. Eight years later the newspapers of the United States chronicled the success of a San NEW YORK. LONDON, ENGLAND. Francl.sco girl, whose dancing set all Europe’s eyes agape, and along with the message of her greatness came the headline announcement that she was Suite I), Iliilland Riitldiiig, 1440 Broadway. 179 Temple Chainbera, E. C. Telephone Central laiO Bryant. a sister of the man who satisfied the law through the gallows route. CHICAGO. PARIS, FRANCE. Where, In the name of common decency’, sense, or equity, is the excuse for regaling the world with the fact that this girl was an assassin's sister? 907 009 Schiller Bldg., 10:i 109 Uaudolph St. 121 Hue Montmartre. Does the answer rest on the charge that the woman wa.s an actress and, by Telephone Central .'>0;i4. , virtue of her calling, the bull's-eye for shameful abuse, or Is It because our SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. newspapers are shorn of the common elements of decency? Will some one Boom 2. 14.-10 Fillmore St. Cale«lonian Bldg., Oflioe 264, Boat Office I'lac*-. step to the front and tell us why a newspaper is?

Address all comraui.ica ious for the e Payable in advance. inroad.s being made by the moving picture man. Over their teacups, this trio of No extra charge to foreign subscribers. public spirited profe.sslons decided that the new Industry must be restricted, ADVERTISING RATES—Twenty cents per line, agate measurement. Whole page, $140; half¬ that the amusement-lover must not be filched of his page. $70; quaiter-page. $35. Motion I’i<‘tures nickel or dime (as long as he had a dollar bill left), and Versus (?) straightway plenipotentiary committees were lined in THE BILLBOARD is for sale on all trains and news-stands throughout the United States Dramatic Art. martial array against the fortresses of the copyright and Canada, which are supplied by the American News Co., and its branches. When not on offices. Levers, handles, legs and everything else pullable sale please notify this office. were given a yank, the huge wheels of legality soused In oil, and the ma¬ Remittances should be made by post-office or express money order, or registered letter chinery of extermination set in motion. addressed or made payable to The Billboard Publishing Company. The editor can not undertake to return unsolicited manuscript; correspondents should keep copy. The playwright complaln.s that his brain creations would be put in When it is necessary to wire us instructions and copy for advertisements, great saving in "canned” drama and preserved for posterity and he would be without the the matter of telegraph tolls may be had by recourse to the Donaldson Cipher Code. little thing they called royalty. The musician echoed his wail along similar Entered as Second-Class Matter at Post-office, Cincinnati, 0. 'mes, and then poor Mr. Producer had visions of hl.s two-dollar audiences, garbed in satins and finery, order the cabman to drop them off at some five-cent eye strain emporium. Ye Gawds! what a calamity is about to befall THE EXPIRATION OF EACH SUBSCRIPTION is indicated on the printed wrapper.. .Kindly the laboring man. Think of it! He might have to rub elbows with the renew promptly, to avoid missing issues. millionaire who eschewed the dollar "opry” and chewed ten cent vaudeville. ALL COMPLAINTS of non-receipt of The Billboard or changes of address should be made direct to the publication office, 416 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will receive prompt It is claimed that the moving picture men contemplate a wholesale attention—and not to any branch office or agent. When notifying us of changes of address, give piracy of the present day mu.slcal and theatrical successes and In this the old as well as new address. amenders-to-be of the copyright laws see a demoralization of art. Look the No advertlBemont nicatiuring leeti than five lines accepted. situation squarely in the face. Fifty years ago half of our latter day inven¬ tions were considered preposterous impossibilities. See what the telephone, telegraph, wireless, electricity and a hundred others have done. Why is it NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.—The Billboard's advertising patrons will greatly oblige by .ending in the copy for their advertisements as early as convenient, instead of waiting till the not possible to argue that good plays and good music, reproduced for a sst moment. All ads received early in the week will receive preference in position and display. moderate sum, throughout the land would do? If people in Texas or Bidde- ford, Maine, or even the smaller. Inconsequential villages could get in closer touch with the bigger and better things that our city friends enjoy. Why The LONDON ERA is on sale at The Billboard office, Cincinnati, Ohio. Price, ten cents per would it not stimulate the desire for advancement? Why would It not, if copy. The Billboard may be had in London at the office of The Era. the best brain offerings of our talented gentlemen were spread broadcast, incite public admiration, approval and demand for still loftier efforts? The Inquisitorial platform had several such plank.s a.s these chaps are Saturday, February 27, 19(19. ; trying to make us swallow, splinters and all. The onward footfall of prog- , re.ss will scale the hlghe.st points of achievement, the moving picture is I here to stay, each decade will see it bettered and more universally adopted, When the tide of news ebbs sluggl-shly through the editorial channels, i but If these brainy gentlemen insist that their works be held aloof from posterity through the film medium, perhaps the reel makers will be forced f some reporter usually Is handed an assignment to dig up something on the : to go back to the old masters of a generation since for material. On the stage folk. He shoulders the muck rake in anticipant glee, tramples off to whole, It might be a wise idea, as the object sought is advancement. some quiet spot and listens to the jabbering of gossip. Yellow .loumals The next edition Is burdened with a sensation, pub- .And Tlio lished in ochre trimmings. The public, that gullible Profcs.slon. throng (upon which brain oftentimes tramples rough | Just at this time the discussion of cleanliness and salacity in theatrical shod, with no imprint), huddles by the fireside and t attractions is agitating the amusement purveyors, not only In New York, but smacks its thin lips over the spicy morsel of slander. The newsboys cry | Inroughout the balance of the country. Broadway managers complain that some of the attractions offered in Gotham are of a nature “Extra!” the business man shakes his head depreciatingly and takes a sly Muck-raking calculated to prejudice the public and legal authorities peep to see if his name is linked therein, the matron tells her neighbor, “I Among against amusements generally and for this reason they told you so,’’ the young girl’s imagination Is fired with unwholesome thoughts Managers. have taken it upon themselves to adjust the situation with¬ and the preacher hikes straight way to the inner sanctum to prepare one out the muck-rake methods that would be used If the cleaning up was left to other influences. Of course, public sympathy and of those sleep-producing harangues which, the Sunday following, is ladeled public judgment are with the Broadway managers, but their position is out in virtuous gobs. The community is shocked, dire anathemas are more delicate than appears on the surface; for they are laying themselves hurled at the thespian, the profession is condemned and probably some nic¬ open to unwarranted though acrimonious opposition. The managers of the high-class attractions and of the theatres playing high-class attractions otine-stained reporter will finger his mug of beer, smacking congratulatory in New York are not more of a power In their dl.strlcts than the manager fancies of a real achievement. playing other cla.s.ses of attractions In parts of the city where the first-class And what of the actor or the actress? No thought of them other show is unknown and not wanted. This is the reason that those managers than censure. Is there no bar before which they can plead their case? No who have allied themselves against what Is termed the indecent show are accused of making a sentimental and illogical plea to public sentiment. Like scales In which public opinion and veracity may find the balance of equity? all other cases of a similar nature, the results will be threshed out through Suppose the story was a malicious slander, whole clothed, home spun in the public pres.s, the dally newspapers, of course, taking their stand with the the diseased brain of .some fuddled, muchly fuddled young man. The news¬ managers who have proclaimed their object as the uplifting of the drama paper is shown its error, in some inconspicuous place the next issue will It is only the short-sighted theatrical purveyor who can not see that contain a dyspeptic apology and so far as they are concerned the matter pandering to the lower instincts of society’s undercrust is hurtful to amu.se- is closed. m4its as an institution. Therefore, the managers who are opposing unclean But this does not remove the stigma from the slandered one. He or she shows are the far-seeing ones. Though their object may not be merely altru¬ must continue on the way, ridiculed and scoffed at. istic, the results will be the same, and both the public and the amusement profession in general wilV profit. Within the past several months the theatrical world and public in general were horrified at the accusations made by a worthless scamp again.st a woman in the profession, who has \n the past, does now and always will enjoy the esteem, good will and un.stlnted respect of every community; an actress whose past has been a clear page; whose hard work, generous inclina¬ tions and undivided attention to her art have placed her on the pinnacle of Another chapter has been written in the so-called morality campaign mental and moral supremacy. For years she has labored to dignify her that has been sweeping through the country. The grand jury of Baltimore calling; hundreds there are w’no have benefited by the charities, hundreds has taken up the matter of Sunday concerts, and, as a result. Manager Ber¬ there are who have rushed to her side to champion her cause as a woman. nard Ulrich was last week Indicted, together with all Sunday the attaches of the Lyric Theatre, and the participants And at one sinister, sneaking, sinful slanderous swoop a human vulture Concerts In the cencert that was given in that house February 7. would crush that good name and feast on the carlon. Is there anything In Baltimore. The case will be fought to the last ditch, according to worse, more despicable, more leprously loathsome than the man who breaths Manager Ulrich, and will be watched with Interest by- hl.s foul-mouth aspersions on a good woman’s name? members of the profassion throughout the country. Upon the decision will We often wonder at the abolishment of the whipping post. not only hinge the matter of refined Sunday amu.sements for the people of The .story leaked first through the filthy hands of an avaricious lawyer Baltimore, But the finding will al.so con.stitute a precedent upon which other who, soon realizing the danger signals, sounded his fog horn, reefed the cases of a similar nature in different parts of the country may be based. sails and steered away from dangerous rocks. He recalls his statements, Affairs have reached a deplorable state Indeed when the free and equal after they had gone through the news laundries of journalism, and so far people of our glorious land are deprived of the infiuences of good mu.sic. FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Xlic Billt>oapci 17

es|M-claIly the actor, that seasons and salaries were cut short this year, otbera realize that the managi-ment lost, too, and must rutreneb ex DUNEDIN TROUPE MANAGERS GO A-MUCK RAKING IH-nses. As a result of early closings everywhere then- has l«-en an lutliix of strange faces In New York —fares not strange to the business but un¬ known here. When things are cloudy elsewhere, Purveyors of High Class Shows in we think tbe sun’s shining here. Then tx-glns Returns from EuropeanTour the triMihle. Think It over this year, boys, and il save some money. Tliere’s not much sun shin¬ New York Ally Themselves ing here now. Of course. It’s bully to sign with a Metropolitan attraction, lends flavor to tbe thing, all of that and that, but take my tip— don't Come unless you have a contract of some Morris Signs Tanguay— kind in your pocket. AVork will lie scarce, and To Etadicate the Attractions Which They Term Salacious the market it gliitteil n-lth talent. I have watelu-d the wheel spindle and this Is my best News of the Week’s and Therefore Inimical to Amusements as an Institu¬ lid vice. Last season there were the races and ipilte a few of yoii picked up change working Fag End Served for the iMinies, then the parks and summer tion-Several Interviews stoeks and all of that gave a chance to get lem¬ onade money—things have cbangeil. Sign up in Tabloid with a park somewhere out In the foot hills and forget the metrop. this auuimer. Don't l»y FUANK WINCH. Join the bard-luck club. + Jl s'l n mil** or no from Brooklyn. th«-ro'» ■ wliliout uiiy more legisintiuu ou tbe subject.” Two newspaper men thrasbeil a certain New The Dumsliu Trouin- of Cycllsta, have Juat ar 1| . ty wlioroln gereral tboatrical maoafera Charles Fridiiiian said: ”1 do not see the York manager the other day. The reporters rived from Kuru|>e aud they open at tbe I’ulonlal liave (llboovoriHl wliat they term Indecent necessity for a play i-eiisor in this city. What alleged that the theatrical man bad abused Theatre, New York, next Monday, Man-h 1. They hare Just finished a very aueeessful en- 1 I.lays The city in queatlon baa never bung are our laws for that we should be obliged them—callisl them ugly names—went so far as I .oer the iltuiKer line of morality In anything to have a censor? I believe that tbe existing to say the theatre needed disinfection after they gagemeut on the Musa and Stull Circuit, eight statutes should regulate the tone of plays. Just weeks at the IIlpiKsIronie, Loudon, and Mr from I'laya to grog abopa ami Juat why thcae went out. i ilriiie iiiilckened gentlemen abould be ao aud- as they regulate street traffic, the character The ri’iiorfers resented this. They asked for Doiii-gan, manager of the alM>ve trou|H'. has a deiilv aroii'i. d » dlttlcult to aacertaln. tif coume of books, pictures and public morals.” an apology and noiH' lieing forthcoming they bunch of cuutracis to go Itack agalu, with au I one "may conjecture and he may air bis vlewa I.a'e Shubert salil: “I would gladly give my procevNled to g.-t sal Isfactloii. The iiiaiiager was advance In salary on the same clri-ults In 19IU In anv way be wisbea as long as he does It prl- assistance to wipe from the stage any aud all pnmmeled. Warrants were Issut-d and the young Tlie Duiieilin Tnaiis- recelv«-d a Marconi tele ,ately and tella no one else. The fact atlll Indecent plays. I think tbe public Is the best men held over to the grand Jury. This was quite fram three days M-fore they arrlvcl In New remains, however, that there may be aometblng censor. I am ready to give my aid to close legal and quite proper. TTiey will be sjieeillly York, while ou board the Teutonic S.S., to open r devil who gains a liveli¬ •Miss from things they shouldn’t hear or see. hood by writing copy. Keporters are put A machine department under the su- rresMent Burnham, of the Mauagera* Aasocia- At the same time we wouldn’t want our en- down as a bad. rniel, insincere, untrustworthy pi'rvislon of .Mr. Mackie. has recently tie<-ii in tiou. savs he and some of the reverend clergy tertalnmeut served In nursery rhymes. Men lot. As Alan Dale 'Mice told me; "Let a atalletl by t’ue Lake Shore Film A Siipfdy Co do a hailet refrain. Believe It or not but this and women think. It's a thinking era. We critic pralsu some one and he’s a go moat mtslern machinery for the expert re little village where no liquor Is allowetl sold where better than across the foollghts? Where There Is less of |iersonaI animus In the hand¬ pairing of all makes of moving picture appars- on Sunday and where any man, woman or boy better can the folly of life be exposed? \A’b«‘re ling of a re|>orter’s duty than any other sim¬ tus. A very complete assortment of parts fur can get roaringly Inebrlateil. this little town better a more cffirlent teacher to take the ilar profession. The gissl newspaiier man looks all picture machines Is carrieil on hand so as when- Salome was |HTmltte,l to hide her wrig- blackboard of life and draw figures? Truth is upon tragedy or comedy with true dlspasslon— to turn out promptly all work. This couipany gh'S hehlnd a silvered spangle, where the moat the strangest part of Action, and here we get he must fori'go Individual tastes—he’s then- to is now making a specialty of changing, within ingenious deviltry runs riot and now we are botb. As you sit In that two-dollar velvet seat ferret the facts that’s all. and, of course, when three hours, the Edison two-pin machine, to one- ■>h>s'kcd to ilemorallxatlon. and see and bear things that hadn’t you done these facts hurt, then some one has the cholera pin movement, using tbe original Edison parts. •Aside from the ridiculous sfiectacle of seeing at some time In your life, tbe pathway woectIog some¬ I and yet tb<-y may s«-e an ulterior motive. gone wrong? are you borrlfled to know that thing. Keform the stage? Itotl The stage Is re- men lie, steal and Intrigue? Are you borrlfled 4» MANAGER LEON WACHSNER I fernieil. Iha-auae a few (leople want to pay for to know tbe rottenness snd corruption that ex- If there’s any one thing any worse than the DEAD. I s 'liii thlng they think they won’t see. whose busl- lats—that you know exists—that ysi may have worst thing I know-. It’s a knocker! The un¬ f iM-s Is It put theirs? No one is Itelng robbed— —probably now its .getting to shallow water? seen hand that stabs In the hack, the stenrb- 1 I It's a sucker game and tbe sucker gets what be Where is tbe crime of seeing and hearing the fiil acid that gnaws yonr vitals, tbe smirking Mr. Leon Wachsner, for twenty-flvs year- -hisild If be don't know bow to read a cleverly- woman who lives by and for the bounty of ber dt'celt. the deed wherein you are weaponless— manager of the I’ubst l^eatre, Milwaukee, WIs written pn-sH story. But bow many a poor lover—a precious old married scamp. How many the slimiest snake that crawls—that’a the s, visit an oculiat. If yon that may reflect otir own life’s tragedy—we It’s a pretty theory "to say a knock’s a bi'sr dialogue that’a naughtily witty—don’t anathematize the pla.v maker who cuts close boost.” but Its operative policy Is not always FREDERIC THOMPSON BUSY. lake the meaning you like beat—five ’em a to the living flesh—and yet where did thought so resetlonary. Those of us who paddle through chance—there’s two shies to this—sod remember, come from but reality. Are we to Unger In the the little stream of life with never having "Id chap, that yi*u and your brother. Mister barbaric age of night nr do we want a teaaber knocked, should get. an eternity run at St. By an arrangement completed last week. Bob I’uldlc, maks the Krenchy show (loasible. who takes a text from truth. Peter’s pIayho-w-ls rigid rules of society. The gay old blnls revel then not apostatiae from tbe teachers of life's aerie of Eagles In Kansas City snd St. Ix>nls will have tbe principal role. In stKiiethlng off color—makes good chatter fod¬ great lessons? and numerous other towns, died In Kansas der to munch around tbe club for a few days It remains now to see how far "pollution” nty. Mo., at the general hospital. February snd after all, wbat’a tbe barm? But a muss drama ran maintain. Meantime the press sgent 12. after being thep* one day. Doctor Merkle STAIR AND HAVLIN DECLINE. has been stirred, the managerial battevles are hss nothing to do hut smile—and he’s shame¬ went to Kansas City last (Vtober from Ells¬ wing tralnete. eling organizer for the Esglea with headquarters to the theatrical profession, which is now ea- ■Agent number one was piqued—amazed to find at Si'sttle, where the onler organized. taldlshed on a se the you I mean, who said "How’s this for nerve?” hnt atiout five years ago he suffered financial It’s great! reveno-s snd left Seattle anil later Joined with wiping out of every questionable theatrical per¬ Little Chip and Mary Marble, now playing formance. I»o It yourself. Slip-sheet a little stand work the Parker enterprises at .Abilene. Kan., where time supplifl by the I’nited B's'kiug ofllcea, "I am In thorough accord with the sentiments of ystir "own In what you ilo for the other fel¬ he held the esnaclty of manager of the Reantlfnl low. Popularise yourself by getting others to have iHH-n Isioked for a twenty five we<-ka’ tour of Archbishop Fsriey when he says that these Alps .and perform^ the duties of press sgent of the Urpheum Circuit In the West, commenc make you popular. It’s a flekle worhl. It’s snd later rented a theatre In Ellsworth. Ksn. tmb'cent performances should be withdrawn from lug May 10. They will apiiear in a one act mu too busy to rock memorlcB train for some one Three years ago he eeas<>d to he a member the itage. The people reaponalhle for theae sicat comely entitled In Old K<1aiu. sf* the producers. The rt-meily lies In It forgot about. Don’t let yottrs<'lf be forgotten. of the Eagles so that the local lors agalast Itntnural plays.” can’t post his own eight sh»H-ta won't have. a hera afleiidi-d hla funeral which waa hefH at Hanlel Fndiman said: “rnleas something la blllroom of his own. the First I.utheran rhnrch, Fehmary l.%. In done very soon It will not be very long before Of course there an* ways of doing this. Kansas Pity. He leavea a wife ami many A Devil company, sent out by SIg. Wachter, of New York, with Llh, as leading lady, ’ While I agree with Mr. Burnham that there you’ll devote some of your spare time to yvur closed In Monroe, La., for reorganization. The r • four plays that should be stoppcl, show. If you can find time for anvthing else, use it In posting yours. When you get to a THE SHOW HAS GOT TO GO JUST tour will be resumed at Pulaski. Teiin., March I •u agree with him when he says the stage 1. Both Mr. Hallett and Miss Booth are cn-dlt la never a meanv of education. I think that theatre It’s pretty nice to have the msnsger THE SAME. el with exceptional success In their respective ^present day that has any say: "How'ly old chap—heard a lot a—bout roles. Itallty In It. owes that fact to Its moral qusl- yo*i.” Most mansgers have hesnl a lot—some¬ Elsie Saint Leon received the shove from her ly. I could name a number of playa—the real- times s lot of rot. But the »-lf Isioster. If he’s mother and to the effect that her father died at '•nea—that contain tbs quality to right, does it right snd the glory Is all his own. a sanitarium In ButUnd. Mass., and would t>e MORRIS ENGAGES EVA TANGUAY. Plug your own game by saving your show hiirleil In New York on the l.’ith. Oeorge, Ida, Wtllon I.ackaye said: "The stage heeds a money—and let If Ih> known—by doing twice Vera and Elsie an' with the Pollv of the Clr William Morris. Inror|K>ralel. has entered In ',1 ""'vT.’ " censor of the sort certain ea- the amount of work yrm’re supisised to—It will eiia Company, t'lsvlng at the Star Theatre. Buf¬ ti> a eontraef with Eva Tanguay for a season of iiniable gentlemen In the profession sre advo- become known—help the other fellow out of a falo. N. Y.. and form the Saint L'-on Tr'sipe of catlng. What we ni*ed most Is a censor In the hoie If you can -and forget It—this Is the Acrobats. .As Elsie Is the ehh-f equestrienne. fifty we-ks. In vanitevllle. at a reported salary of twenty five hundred dollars a week. home. That's the way to stop the attendance kind of press work any real ag.-nt can do If It Wfs dlUciilt to get a siihstltute at so short plavs'””* ***** r<>ung Master at salacious be wanta—this Is the stuff that counta. a notice, so she stayed with the show. .Alfiasl + Sa'nt Leon, the deceased, was a native of .Aus¬ "llct the parents to take a hand. I,et them Broadway looks like summer time—that is If tralia and was fifty six years of age He was THESPIANS ENTERTAINED. I «wp their rhildren from the theatrical tilth. the setorlsl element Is an Indleatlon of cllmstT always a cirrus man. traveling with wagon I Ti. «*"*" away from the unrlesn esl condition. To the oliserver. it would s«'em shows In that country and with the Mg white ChattaniMiga iTenn.) I.elge No. 91. B. P. O. lien we shall have the sort of stage we should that a large i>ereentage of the profession Is Idle topa In the t’nlted States. He was Fred Thomp Elks. eiitertsHied .Murray and Mark and Kogers nave. |ieo(de4| with gentlemen and gentlewomen —and a large pereentsge Is. both In thesplan son’s equestrian director at I.una Park and hU Itrotin-rs’ Couipany with a sov-lal session on wiui can act and who O'apect acting.” and executive ranks. There will be mighty few- wife and children all M-long to the circus. The Fehniiiry ’22. "Where a manager or press advance agents, mansgers and aefors Idle this chll'tren were scrompanhsi t>y their mother nn g'-nt frankly advertises the Idea that his play Slimmer. A’aestlons will he delayed s season. til she was called to tbe death M-d of her hnt salaebsis, or hints that It Is Imb'cent, simply N.-eessliy that’s all. What can a felloiv do hand. MORRIS GETS SIDNEY DREW ACT. ■ crowd to his box-olBre, be should he who’s only tieen out twenty two weeks, w'orked irresieil for obtaining money under false pre- sevent«s-n and ten of these at cut salary. And SIdm-y Drew, who controls The Naked Truth I -nses. If ho rtoes not deliver what he adver there you have It—most of ns are level hesde-l The rumon Slaters are now enjoy¬ arts, has rontracted wltb William Morris, to losers." We ran gamble the game of theatrics ing a well-earned rest In the pretty little resort uses, and Ms house should be rineed up if he play his Billy’s Tombstones on. tbe Morris Cir¬ for one sitting but how about the next time of Pan In Serformances It conies your deal? Many of us sr" lietler. return to the Stales 18 e B FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Co TENT SHOWS We Are Still I- Building the Best Circus Tents ^ Money Can Buy ^ Welsh Brothers’ Shows will Take to the Road Again After Three Years’ Retirement—Activity at Gollmar Broth¬ Also have large stock of Flags, Lamps and Circus Seats.

ers’ Winter Quarters in Baraboo Representative of the SEND FOR CATALOGUE. ^ Liveliness in Preparation of all Shows for Openings. Baker & Lockwood Mfg. Co., ■ Kansas City, Mo. ^ WELSH BROS^GOING OUT. GOLLMAR BROTHERS’ SHOWS. QJ Q^j^gg Q^kgr BukCr Baket

The WelHh Krothers' Neweet (Jrr-at Shows , All Is activity aroiiDil the whiteniiiarters (Inc.) will 01^*0 their new season iliirlni; the of the Uollmar Krothers’ Circus up In Baraboo, latter part of April, at Camden, N. J. The and the painters, carpenters and blacksmiths ^^1 M Four new 60 fU 60,000 lbs. capacity, show is belnK placed Into shaiie at their winter- will si«>n have the show In readiness for the «iuarters, BioK-h and F'airmount avenue. Phlla- ofteiiinK In Baraboo the first week of May. fl M Flat Cars on hand for Immediate del|>hia. The Welsh Show has been in retire- Gollmar Brothers will take the road this year ment for the past three aessmis. and will re- ' In l>etter condition than ever Itefore, altbmutb I . Im delivery. Painted to snlt enstomer. enter the tented field In greater shape than here- handicapped by two disastrous wrecks last tofore. The same liberal policy of presonting season, In which they lost several cars and Pl,0„ or Win. U o..^ the l)est (HMsihle acta procurable, the clean, re- ; thirty-five head of h<>rs<‘S. fined conduction of everything and finest sc- I The train will consist of twenty-two cars. comoaratt1n(d. BAUGAIN—(>0-ft. round top, with 30-ft. middle, The Aerial ls*ons. John Whle, Jr., comedy and the disagreeable weatherwea at this season of 10 ft. wall; us.sl aeveu weeks; elegant condition. $107.00. cpieatrlan; Bimnding G.-orge Whittle, J,)hn the year, work Is progressing rapidly on the re- Sllbiick, Jr.; Vincent Harig. Bert llowe. Miss construction of Clyffeslde Park, situated be- Clo Karland, Miss Ailele Hart, Misses Burton , twe«'n Ashland. Ky.. and Huntington. W. Va.. tod Primrose, Mr. and Mrs. Harry I’oster, Hor- getting everything In readiness for the opening ace Laird, W’llllam Thumson. Herbert Platt and date, May 20. when the Kentucky State Om- 30 TtiRS KEfUTiTION BkCk OF EVtRT TENT Cblck Ashton. Several other acts :ire ftclng en- j clave of Knights Templars will be held In Ash- gaged. Chas. A. Manchester will conduct the • land, most of the s|)eclal exercises, drills and side show and privileges, with George H. Ir- etc., being held at the park. win as director. Dip the Dip, the Ingersoll new sensational GOSS' SHOW _ The staff and working bosses Include George riding devL'e, has b**en completed, a large force TENTS Beckley. Sam Dock, J. P. MoCormlek, Geo. of men are now busy renuNleling the large SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL NEW AND SECOND B. La wrence, Clinton Newton. C. E. Shrelner, summer theatre, with Its 2..’iO0 seating capacity HAND TENTS DURING NEXT 60 DAYS TO llowani Martin, George A. Welsh and H. H. and when finished will be a beauty and capable CANVAS REDUCE STOCK.. . SPECIFY JUST WHAT YOU Bancroft. John T. Welsh la the general man¬ of staging any prtshictlon. WANT. ager. The water has tieen let out of the large lake, Prof. Philip Carreslca’s Royal Messina Con- which la now b(‘tng denned, and an electric ert Band Is the miisleal organization engaged , fnimtsln put lu, near the park entrance BLACK TENTS CIRCUS COLUMBUS TENT & AWNING CO. and will furnish the harmony for the electricians are already at work rewiring all abow’’ program. Thla la a regularly organized the buildings and Installing 4.."00 additional COLUMBUS. OHIO. concert band, that Is at the present time tour- lights to the already well-lighted ing the Eastern Stales giving concerts, under grounds, several of the concessioners have ar FLAGS Waterproof Covers the direction of Mr. H. 11. Bancroft. rlv<*d and are busy fixing up their buildings. SEND FOR NEW CRTtLOG tNO SECOND H4ND LIST Circus & Juggling Apparatus. Tlie show has abandoned the street parade The local Interiirban railway has a very large feature, and will present Instead, a bunch of force of men at work putting In aever’al m^w riuhs, natoiiM ami Novell Iuh. Stamp for feature otitslde attractions twice dally. sidings betwo'n Ashlsnd and Huntington to The J. C. GOSS CO. ' patalogue. EDW, VAN WYCK. Cincinpatt. 0 Eazaro. the Ilnmau Catapult, Xnd Dare i)evll > enable them to take care of the Increased street Benton, are among the acts eiigagetl for this car service for the coming season, and the department. Chesapeake and Ohio Railwa.v. whose Sunday ———--- excursion trains stop at the park entrance, have LJCiLiD\/*o d<*olded to make extensive Improvements to IN I o rrHJIvi ntlNriY o ksInvsUS, handle the large crowds they expect to bring TENTS - from the Bine Grass region of Central Ken- In looking over The Billboard I find very 1 tncky. Show Tenti, Black Tenta, Candy Tops. f.w tent shows en route at the present writing. | Manager E. V. McGrath is busy booking con- The Henry Circus Is finding this the most ' cessions and all kinds of attractions and getting Merry-Oo-Round Covert, pleasant and profitable part of country. out a special line of advertising. And everything in canvas. Send for catalogue. are showing Soiithweat Texas. We are not out ! vaudeville and the big bands will he featured, for healtb alone, but we all have most appetiz- | At the present time everything points to a very Ingly good health, and onr cook-house is sup- | successful season for Clyffeslde. as this is Its DOURHERTr BROS. TENT & tWNINB CB. piled abundantly almost dally with wild game first season as a strictly amusement resort and 109-11 South Main Street, Si, Louif, Mo. from qiiall to venison, garnished with all aorta ' a free gate, and having over IbO.BOO people of vegetables fresh from the garden. j within a radius of ten miles, all connected with Mr. Henry has Just returned from Houston, ; excellent stre«*t ear service, to draw from. MONKEYS. BABOONS, BEARS. Snakes $10 den. where he purchased another large elephant from .- Boas $13, $18, $20; Gila Mimatera. Mexican Sir. Fatterson; also two cages of Hons, making CIRCUS GOSSIP Leopards, I’orcupines, Cop- ■ I* * ^ setter. They have been named after two cele- per Wired Light Weight Block wtia EX SIGNS AGREEMENT. brltles. Johnny Kllng and Fritzl Scheff. and Bafety Berews Md Uetgl Edge Pro- - , are In the best of condition If appetite .. 1RC U ^ Manufj^ terfbrs Blllpoater*'Buppllaa sad Riga Pmlataaa* Braabes Bead for Price List. James A. Morrow, repn*sentlngrepn*gentlng the .\1. O. ! rounta fm* anything. Mr. C. W. Harden la I I Dur Motto Barnes Wild -AnimalAnimal Circus,Cirrus, has signed the As- manager for the Parker Animal Show, to which Birnird’t Brush Dept., Rector Bldg., Cbieige aoclatlon Billposters and Managers’ agreement I Ifi'’**<’ Ihtle Hons belong, and he aa.va the cubs I I SEATS 9?®*^ for the season of 1009. : P'’'*’** ..'.'T ,r":.P la quite a novelty, and now ‘‘tha’’ thing to go l out to thc Hlppodromc snd see the enha and SEND FOR PBICE LIST OF J ■"‘1 P**! Fhem. Mr. J. R. Manser, man Phoae Canal 3664. Eitabliihed 1865. ager of the Hippodrome, says that every one gn w w wants to do this, so that they can say, they SHOW PAINTINGS 11 Q ft# !• ‘‘have had Hon onba In their hands.” 8x10. $10. 10x12, $1.3. 10x20. $2.3. A. W ThomsonI nomson &a Vandiveerv anaiveer Uden and Brydon’s Indoor Cirrus MILLARD ft CO.. 117 Third Ave. (near 14U wssrrr’E-s/^Tr'Dir-'DD Opened at the CoHsenm, Flanagan. III.. Feb- St.) New York. Formerly memlH*r of the fina _ MANUFACTURERSMAHUFACTUKERS OF niary 13. to capacity hnsineas. The show con- and .Maiiagiiig artist of the studio of B. J T f .imrrwifl Sists of Col. fden's Ponies. Brvdon’s Troupe of Hayden & Co. ■ .1 Ik I ,1 I I I Dogs. Chss. Sweet, rider: Paul Gallee and CIRCUSd K-/L,» TENTS.M. M Jl M M. L^ wife, novelty Jugglers: Chas. Knox, rope spln- FOR SALE—filOGS WILD WEST SHOWS TP'VTS FYYIl RWr * ner; Happy Jack’s Trained Goats and Donkey; TEXTS’ FOR RKXT.... _ , Fn*d SsHee and five clowns. 'The show travels Neatest and beat twck-car outfit on the road. Can 816 EaBt Pearl St., CIXCINXATI, O. In two PnUman cars, and is booked solid for prove it. Two cars 63 ft. each, borwa, canvas twelve weeks. | seats, gniia, saddles, coatumes wagtina, com plete from end to end. reaily to set up any day Sell at a hurgain: separate or together. Send THE BEST SCENERY AND aKV WEwe HAVEhave FORfos LEASElzasb for list. All corri-siMuidk‘iice cheerfully answered SHOW PAIN’nNO at lowest price In the land, ‘‘iigagement with the Rhoda *A •. -H *» .'iOft.r,oft. and (lOft.nOft. long, for shipping acen- C. W, RIOOS, St. Louia, Mo._ Blgh grade wu.rk only. Illuatrared catalog to the Royal M Inter C rena. whloh^elosea St J,^^ .CARSw A n O ’pT;pry, ' antoinobllea,antomobllea.''’advance.'^^agg.ge. advance, baggage. profesAioD. Tell as what you need and we will v/*’* . ^ , ironne wiii | . .. .tnrk and mprrv-ffo-roiinds Ih'slrahle •end lowest estimate on Job. ENKEBOLL ART ^•'Irago. after their engagement, to "',f,tw Md efrciM companies ' Keasfmahle 00..00., 58056... NorthK,r.> FTtbOt> St.,S.., Omaha, ».b.,Neb., U.B. B.8. A. g, SJ'VS'TT .rS' OIMyi'o.ACK^ nOLSR rOH CO, UNIFORMS For Bands, Military, ^'>*>** with Sun KrotherM* Greater ProsrreARlve SCENERY AND SHOW PAINTINGS Circus Tents^ Shows, has been engaged by Manager John T. __ Minstrel First Part, Welsh, of the new Welsh Brothers’ Newest JOHN HURFURTH, | 0100 Minstrel Parade, LARGE AND SMAI.I.,.SMAI.L ALL DESCRH’TIONS.DI Great Shows, aa his assistant. Mr. Newton. 2183 Boone Street,c* Cincinnait, O.r\ blanufactured by ** Philadelphia office. The show ^loo BOOtlC Street, LinCinnalT, U. «> •• • • m y. • , mj- Is In the preparatory state, and the season Is Ushers, Bell Boys, W. H. LUSHBAUQn, Covinjfton, Ky. underlined to open April 24. at Camden. N. J. Base Ball, Foot Ball, SErOND-HANDSRCOND-HAND TENTS FOB SAI.E. 'The rosier of the Chas. Barline Shows Is now about Complete for the season of Portable Lights — - .— -y f-H-a 1!8»!). The show will open about the middle of Basket Ball, etc., etc. |l Ijl ' I ' May at St. .Marys. O. According to Manager 1 FOR ScNfw CATALOG. m ■'1 I W I Bartine, several new and sensational features ;! Be Sure and Afenfion ^ will be introduced this season by hla organiza- ^ ALL PURPOSES -:TENTS:- Kind of Uniform Wanted, BARGAINBAnriATV LIST—AlmostT TG-r_Al-n-a. newwv-n. 30x129,-tovioo 60x90.A/kvOO tion. 40x00, ami 200 smaller tenta, for sale cheap Herbert Swift has signed as band Tht Boitt & Wtyer Co. D. M. KERR HFO. CO,, leader with the Great Rks-d Show for next sea¬ Western Uniform Go, son. A. B. Yokfer. clarinet player, snd Walter 878.280 W. Madison Street, Chicago, III Miller. coriK’tist. have also ls*<*n engaged for the 223 MIehigai St., Chleage. ai4«. CLARK ST. CHICAGO FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Billljourcl 19 I I j

same show. George Day will have charge of the refrt-sbment (irlvlleges with the show. ii WARNING! Miss Berdl Martino was granted an absolute divorr** from her hiishsnd. U. L. Mar¬ Send for this List of tino. on febnury Tt. In Tipton, la., and was given her maiden name, (hlell. MIhs .Martino Miss Rose Melville was with Howe's Ix)Ddon Shows last season. COMPLETE LIST OF Used Tent Bargains ■ ml 111*’ uudcmlgnod are the sole owner* of the James Wilson, an old trouper, who has tieen recui>ersting In New Orleans since the USED TENTS n cloKing of the John Robinson Shows, arrived In Geneva. (>.. last wwk, where he will remain Before you make another move toward buying a ‘ “SIS HOPKINS” until the opening of the tented season. tent for this coming season write for our Complete ! 1 All Uiealre aienagen ■nd other* are hereby A. M. Livermore had Prince Otto List of Used Tents embracing everjrthing from a small • »rii.-,l analnst playinr any rerslon of ‘‘Sli Hop- and bis trou|ie of midgets exhibition at the Raaeball Carnival. Imlngton, III., week camping and refreshment tent to a 60 x 90 circus kliia.” as Ita only ■utborixed preaentmtion* «re of February 18. Th** little |»eo|de were the cen¬ ylven liy Mlaa Melville, under my direction; vlo- , ter of attraction at the carnival. canvas. lat.Th will be prosecuted. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holmes have con¬ J cluded a successful fmir weeks' vaudeville en¬ You know all about C-G Quality. The prices have J. R. STIRLING gagement In New Orleans and have returned to the Diamond Bar Kaneh. where their Wild been mercilessly slashed and you have a chance lo get Detroit Opera Houae Bldf., Detroit, Mich, West Show will open March 18. a fine bargain. WRITE TO-DAY. CJeorgre S. Cole, for the last 12 years with John Robinson's Showk. will, the coming -THE 1909- season, handle the advertising banners with Camie-Goudie Mfg. Co. CARNIE-GOUDIE MFG. CO., the Miller Brothers' 101 Ranch Wild West. KANSAS CITY, MO. Improved Primo Circus Lights Warren B. Irons has taken over all KASSAS CITY, MO. the privileges and will go with the John Rob¬ inson Shows this season In his old capacity of legal repreaentatlve and license adjuster. DON’T INVEST ONE Robert Abrams, the veteran bo.ss hostler, and wife, are siamdlng a pleasant win¬ EDW. F. NEUMANN. JB., Fraat. WALTER F. DRIVER. Ttaa-Fraat. CENT ter In Geneva. O. They will la* with the Hag- JOHN a McCAFTERT, Tran*. EDW. R. LITZINORR. Baa. for your thia aeaaon’a llfhte eobeck'Walltce Shows tb** coming Hcanon. until yon get circular lllus The Aerial McLains have siffned con- trating the MEW PKIMO. trarts for the coming aeason with the LaMont Vastly Improved over tbuae Brothers’ Shows. This makes their fourth year now In use everywhere with that organlxatlon. They are lighting perfection for every kind of show at White and Edson’s Indoor Circus United States Tent traction, large or aoiall, un opened at the Auditorium In Saginaw, MIeh., der canvaa or In the open Kebnisry 8. and showed to capacity buslnes.s 1 Over 3,(100 now In use there for a week. ■mpng the best shows In D. 8., Including all the large The Three Irwins, after working circnaes. Write ui now, and steadily for Bve years with various tented or¬ ganisations, are taking a few weeks’ rest In and Awning Co. settle in advance question of lights for coming season Jacksonville, Fla. We challenge the world te Will H. Salisbury has been engaged 47-53 South Desplaines Street, produce any llghta that will as ticket seller, for the sea.'on of inoo, by J. T. compare with these for the Manley, manager side shows, with the SoIIs- REAR MADISOR STREET, show man. Floto Shows. B. L. Bowman leaves Cincinnati, WINDHORST ft CO., February 27 to take the management of the - " CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Norris and Rowe Side Show- for the season. -SEND FOR LIST OF- 104 N. IZth StfMt, St. Louis, Mo. Prof. Geo. M. Burk is filling an en¬ EtUblished 1897. gagement with Jack W. King's Wild West Show at Tampa. Fla. NEW AND SECOND-HAND SHOW PARAPHERNALIA IN STOCK E. Klrke Adams & Co. have signed HEADQUARTERS FOR CANES. with the llafenbeck-Wallace Shows for the -eo PAGES.- coming season. A large variety of well-built tenfa. Write for our aecond-hand list. It la Interesting. Pennants ft Streetmen’s Novelties I. N. Bulllngrton will return to his old .Kt-ft. round top, and 30 ft. middle, 10 ft. wall; o*. Drill all tbroiigb; used three day*; love, the Gratry Shows, this season. #188.00. Send for our new Catalog, Juat out. 40x'T0. 8 ox. drill. 10 ft. wall; naed two week*; #103.00. PARK NOTES.

Jno. W. Pace, for six years manager of the Montana State Fair, hat taken Natator- liim Park, Spokane. Washington, for the sea«on The Surprise Fountain Per of l!iO!». Natstorliim Park Is the resort of The (NON.LKAKABLE) GIRIGILLO'S JUVENILE BAND Washington Water Power Company, and Is A good premium for Be and 10c theatre*. ^ per besiitlfnlly sltiiat<-d on the bank of the Spokane gross. Special discount In large quantities. Send River. In a natural grove of native trees. The 5 cents for sample. equipment Is mo<1eni. TTils year It Is proposed 35-ARTISTS—35 to give free attractions and band concerts every I. Eiseistlln&Co., 44hiSl..liwTirk. I.T < afternoon and evening. FAIR NOTES. Angelo Vitale, the boy wonder, nine years* old, WANTED FOR Winchester, Ky., Lodge of Elks, at director. Ten talented soloists and double a recent meeting decided to hold their fair the flrst week In August. At the same meeting the LOUDON & WARREN’S following oSloera were chosen; Asa R. Spahr, quartette singers. Leading American Novelty. COMBINED SHOWS president: kt. D. Hunter, flrst vice-president: EH Dooley, second vlhn H. Clellant. sec- ilHw doing two or more acts who can (huible retar.v of the fair; Frank Murphy, assistant ID miDcert or band. Ground borlxontal bars, secretarv. and Ell Bean. s»-cretary of the singing snd talking clowns; musicians nlsylng Floral Hall. -ADDRESS- Add re** LOUDON i WARREN. 118 Bhenango 8t., Oreanville, Pa. CARNIVAL NOTES. 2024 Murray Hill Avenue, CLEVELAND, D. In the Issue of The Billboard dated January 2.3 It was erroneonsly reported that the WANTED Maryland Amnsement Co. was owned solely hy Geo. F. Osterling. F. S. Wolcott. In a letter to The Billboard, denies this statement, saying WANTED- -PertoriHers and Musicians for the **6reater Southern Shows” GDod Knock-ftboot Clown that he has not sold any Interest la the Amusement Company to Geo. F. Osterling. Week atands. Vaudeville under canvaa. Ots-nlog date, April 19th. A. DeArTOXid, *lili big show exi>erlence. Name lowest salary, ' Box 407, Knoxville. ’Cenn. State loweat salary flrot letter. 2 * iiglug »'«>„"’"r*'*^**" Everything furnished. Adrtws J. H. R., >14 N. team*. 1 mtialcal act, prefer man and woman, (man to double baud. I All must be able to SEATTLE. WASH. in upening and cUwliig acta. Will make week atands. changing bill each night. 'Teama muat karo »ecor.d 8t.. Saginaw, Michigan. at leaat 3 double* and 3 single* each. I’refereDce given to team* with 6 double* that can « One of the best bills ever presented at the alngle*. Yon are not expected lo “do It all” here, aa there will be 4 team*, beside singly, but Orphenm was given week of 7. Edwin Holt you muat hare wardrobe, and use It both on and off. Will carry band and orebj^tra of real Mrt Texas Snakes, Wild and Compsn.v was the headliner In The Msvor ciana who can and will play your atuff, and you muat have orchestral Iona. Will give 7 snd the Manicure. Others on the Mil were Foy each week. I pay all after Joining. If yon are not able to All above requlrementt. and to con snd Clark, (.onis Schmidt Operatic Trio. Agnes duct yourself pti>perly at all time*, do not write. To thoee engage o. and Wehh. and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Colby. MDKKIS, Amusement Director, care King Casey Ck)., Chattanooga. Tenn., week of March 1: >*M PV'ee* All orders abliiiMHl promptly. ■ vllle 'Tenn., week of March 8; Indlanaiiolla. Ind.. March 18-1B-17; hpringfleld. 111.. March 18 19 The old reliable W. ODELL LEARN, 71# W, The San Francisco Opera Company, In Dolly 20. .Smith A Myera, E. Klrke Adams, write. Klnslcians for baml and orchestra. 1 referonro Ooreraerce Street, Baa Antonio, Tessa. Varden. played to capacity hn»1ne«a we«*k of 8. 'T. Daniel Frawley put The Climber* on at given to those of good aiipearance. Uniform* furnished. State height and weight, what la the Ixda Theatre, week of 8. proving very satis- strumenta you play. Want strung pUno who doubles brass. All live In Car. State nsrtus m factory to the management, as the 8. B. O. Sketch teams. FIrst-clas* accommodations for all. Car Is a 72 ft. Pullman coach. Mualclan* an sign was displayed nearly every evening. drea*. ITof. Carl E. Neel, 818 Fourth St., Charleaton, lllinol*. FOR SALE! E. H. Sothern. In l.ord Dundrearv. Hamlet and Riehellen was the grand theatrical treat MII.ITaUY hand OHdAN. Wuriltier Make. ,i at the Moore Theatre. Febniary 1(V13. THE WORLD'S FOREMOST ?./** 7 In. bigh. 3 ft. 7 la. wlrl«*. pliers I Paiitagea* Theatre preaented an exrellent Mil unLg. t]Vrfor«t«*d |>a|ter roUai. la to rlmmI order. j which was headed hy The Eonr Hanloaa. Oth¬ Addrews J. L. Qibaon, 185 Adama Bt., Cbicago. er perform<‘r* on the bill were I.adell and Brown. . Somer* and Storke. Arthnr Elwell. Kid Gabriel ' and Companv. and the Two Bloaaoms. Adoloh Zink, the famotia IlHpntlan. headed FOR SALE-Small Trick Mule the Mil at the Star Theatre week of 8. He Quaglia’s Great Italian Band I made a great hit. Other* on the MU were Ells¬ Farka, Fair*. Taadarill* and Cnrntvnla. " III run for hurdle act. Can be seen at Sun- worth and t.Indon. John LeCIalr. Eddie Roeaeh. llu’s King Itarn, Grand Itapids. Mlcb. Addross Three Feller*. Fougere and Emerson, snd the 40_World Faraon* Artiata—40. The moat popular park mualc attraction tn the world. For "RING BARN.” 600 N. Front Bt., Grand Bap- motion plctnre*. I.EM A. SHOBTRIDGE. teima nnd open time, nddreaa J. M. HARRISON. Mnnngar. 466 W, Van Bursu St.. Ckioago, lU. Idt. Michigan. HEARING POSTPONED. WANTED—For Rogers A Clark's Wagon Show. MimloUus. piano and violin, gentlemen only. Jiisflee FItrgerald. of New York, on Hagenbeck-Wallace Shows ' 18. postponiMl the hearing of th«> Injnneqpo Dime playing both preferred. Concert pwiple SEASON 1909 iii.l'V' " •“••'•'••'cer. Can use one single wire ; ee«1lng* to pn'vent Flake O’Hara, the Irish tenor, from leaving fTiaa. E. Blane.v’a manage ii.. . J **'' *"1^ ground act excH-pt ontortlun. Neat and expe.noRced younz tp«n for the Candy «nsi do more than one act. Name your low- i ment. O’Hara I* now plaring In vaudeville on »wi salary. 0|M>n klarch 18th. Etlmoud, Okla. the Percy O. Williams Circuit. and Refreshment Stands. Aiei as atxive. WANTED FIRST PRODUCTION MARCH 1. Address, F. H. BEATTY. Pern. Indiana. —BOLD EVEBTWHEBS— A Womsn of Impulse, by I/nils Anspseher. For Show Parade*. Horae and Pony Act*. Advert (slug IMir MAKE UF will b<. pnstneed *t the Herald Square Theatre. etc. Send for price list. Manufactured by M. New York City. March 1. Prominent In the cast Horse and Pony Plumes BCHAEMBS, 61i-614 Metropolitan, Ava., Brooklyn, N. T. ABBOLUTELT OUAKANTXED. will be Cuvier Hastings and Kathryn K'dder. M T ti e Billboard F’-BRUARY 27, 1909.

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The nilllMiard wanln a r>-|ir(‘Houlallve in every city iKit already provided for. Only huaflern need a|>|dy. Miial be younK man of ({'••'<1 iierwinal addrcaa. permanenlly located. "In* can write a K'aal letter for publication, and wh<» haa a k»*en eye for n<*W8 and buaincHS, A liberal cornmlsaion paid on al. buaiueaa aecunal. Ternia oaay. Write for partlcnlara to C'orn‘Hp-4;R.\S1> (C. n.11. G. DK.MDSEY;S i.Martln Dempsey. aketcb. I.ejrirars; Mamie Ilarnlah. comedienne; Btnlibletield Trio, Uosg and Adama Dalton. altiKlnk and danrluK comedian; the ' tiitf.*.) VIrjrliila Hayden, The Si*awara^ uract Jamea S. Kevlin ami Mlaa May Kllwood. I>re- 011,,.^* week of Feb 14 Ui.vHtif.rluK Eurm the (Inter Wi»rld, In ALTON.—TEMPLE (Wm. Saiirage, and Sllviany. Euroja'an novelty act; \ ardaman. , (j,|g Kruno. Creo and moving pictures aeries of interesting lectures: llerr Sciimidt in ' (Iracv Hayward .'115; The Time, the Place and woman inip<‘rHonator; Mck and I.lda Kuaaell la week of Feb. 14. his latest cycle whirl sensation; Harry Austin. ’ the Girl 14: Itlack Crook, Jr., 15: cancciccd. a musical comedy skit. The Krofessor's SubstI g^N BERNARDINO —SAN BERNARDINO lllnstrated songs, and the I’sthest«►!«?. with , Belles Dir White Hussar Rand 18; Cx)m tntp; Capt. Treat’s Wonderful Trslned Seals ,)|.|.;ba Hol SE (.Martha L. Klplioger. mgr.) ttlms changed dally. Week Feb. 1.5. as fol i ing Thro’ the Rye ’-*1; Land of Nml ’J-J; Howe’s and S.a Lions. GAYETY rette. Mi',laMi’,la Tina and Co..Co., rwlna 2:1 Coming Thro’ the Rye 2.">. CASrLK Max FIgnian in The Substitute 10; Wright Lor- ' pe»l nRAHO ■ "“'novelty■‘’'••f singing and lightning ebangechange artist; , Martin, mgr.) 15 2t); Adams Bros. Inier In The Shepherd King 12-1.3; Mrs. Wlggs i yi„rtMort Frankl.vn.F'ranklyn. magician and ventrllociulst;ventrlloiiulst; j,hc-pp’sShepp’s Dog and Bony Circus, Lillian WrightWrlgh of Hie Cabbage Batch 17; Richard Carle in . DENVER.—ORI’HEL’M (A. C. Carson, mgr.) Onoors and Well, singing and claDciiig comcsly a.id Boyt, Gllmcair and LaTour, Blssonnette and Mary's Lamb 10; Bolly of the Circus 22. M.V- i Gus Edwards’ Sclicxd Boys and Girls. Gordon sketch; Galina’s Orchestra and Granes-ac-o|»e Newman, Johnson and Mack and the Caatlc Ji:STiC (W. K. Conch, mgr.) Week of 15. and Marx. Howard and Lawrence. Ed. Latell. motion plcturc-s week of 8. Week of 15. Miss scocie. WlIlM-r and Wlltwr, Ellzahcdh l.eMont. la-Compt. ' The Sandwinas. Armstrong and Verne and Clan- Eva Kay and Co. In mystifying acta,acts. illnstratcslIllnstratcsl BEARDSIOWN_GRVNDBEARD8T0WN.—GRAND DBER.V HDUSK Jimmie Wall, The Alarcon Trio. Leo Carrillo, 1 dins and Scarlet week of 22. M.VJESTIC )D. songs and motion pictures. THE CRITERIDN ,m)M. HH. HarrisHarris, mgrmgr.) ) Dora Thorne 9; HomeHoms Frank Orth and Harry Fern. ORBHEUM. K. McCoy, mgr.) .Mile. Summerville and horse. (Frank & Hnlwrt Randy, rngrs.) Swe-eney and ^Talent |p„, Entertainmentpn,,.f„lnment 14; Human HeartsHearta 17; Closed teiniorarily. To open soon under new Columbus; Wenona Francis end Co., Dolph aod Rconey, novelty step ladder ciaiiclng; Liiella i nif^orv V'arm ID management. Susie Levlno. Joe Hardman. Blockwm and I’lillen, ch.sracter change artist and singing sou x<»ii>ca Ar>i»iTni»tn\« in r ANDALUSIA.—ANDALUSIA DBERA HOUSE . Burns. Frederick and Kirkwood and Miss Allc-e tirette; William Trlplette and Co., in a scries BENTON.—Mel-.VLL n ”V, i- niM’ •>o (N. A. .Mc.Mlllan mgr.) Marvin Williams, hu- ' DeGarn)a and B. F. Keongh week of 2D. CRYS of comcvly sketciicoc, changed dally; D. Jack lautrell, mgr.) Icxas Kaugc-r 8: iioiy xiiy m. morlst, 10. ' I TAL. Waithoiir Trio, Morse and Brown, Henry I.evy. illiistratcnl songs and the Randy scope CHAMPAIGN.—WALKER OBEKA HOUSE (S. DEMOPOLIS.—RRASWELL THEATRE' and Young, Francisco .Miirraccl and Four EngEng- wee-k of 8. Week of I’ch. 15, .Mr. and Mrs. J. Kahl, mgr. i Vassar Girls and others wccek of (Smith A Sclliy. ingrs. I Coburn’s Minstrels 6; ■ ll»hlisb Belles wc-ek of 20. CURTIS (Belton & .Murray Smith, comedyconieily sketch artists: Lex Neal.Neal 15. CRESCENT (Matt Kuscdl. mgr.) Violet Florence Gale Stock Co. wee-k of 8. ' .Smutzer. nigrs.) The Black Battl Show week of 'est |>ockPt commlian; .Mansfield and Murray. Barney and Co. In re|M‘rtolre week of 15. I 21. BROADWAY (Beter MeConrt. mgr. I E. novelty banjo artists, motion plc’nres and Ulna ! DANVILLE.—GRAND Ol’ERA HOI SE (Geo. ARIZONA. 111. SoHiern In reiH*rtolrc week of 22. TABOR (rated songs. THE SUBERR.V (Randy Bros., ^ W. Clialterlcn. mgr.) Zlnn’s Musical Comeily (IRANI) (Beter McCourt, mgr.) Florence Rob- liro[>8.) First run Sims cbangi'd dally, with Co. 8-2-J. I.V’RIC (Barhydt Hoefller Co., mgra. i ' erts in the Hmise of Bondage week of 21. I’rofesaor Camtnadc in appro|>rlate lectures for ' _ each idctnre. Holmes’ Orchestra. ARTHUR .VI. ROBINSON. MACON.—THE GRAND. Max FIgman in The I")5 I ' -'‘lll-r. "igr.) Famon. wiils and ‘Rans Siilisillute I.*); KaldwIn-.MelvIlle Stia-k Co. in SIEGMAN & WEIL ^n"Whiting a'id otSeAV^-k of^li. AJEsV^C Le^'of‘‘’is'’’’"* Camille and East Lynne lit; Lyman Twins 17. iW. T. TupiH^r, mgr.) Jas. B. Lc-e Coraeiiy Blay ; moving plcturea week of 13. Bolly of the Circus 18-19; The Rivals 22. LYRIC 77. 79 and 81 Wooster SI., N Y. era week of 7 in The Wrong Doctor and Mul- i CONNECTICUT. (Bandy Brua.. mgra.) Brof. Carl Rettick, hy,> doon’s Blcnic; The Cyclone week of 14. notlst, Mort Franklin and moving pictures week BRIDGEPORT.-SMI-ni’S (J. W. Jackson, of 16. ARKANSAS. mgr.) Come Back to Erin 15; Way Down East AUGUSTA.—GRAM) DBERA HOUSE (Ilarrv LITTLE ROCK.—MAJESTIC. Rawls and Van Rernsteln. mgr.) BoH»- of the Clivus 89; The KaiifniHii 1)111 and Wnni Mnkiiz ami I (Mai S (S. J. Ilivi n, uiKr.) Joe Haft a ( lall^tn•in l.l; Cre!!i<***nt Stock Co. 15-lK; Th** THE^CAL Etbfl Dilkey Dnnbar's IVrformlnir (Soata Fnni Girls, Chas. l^onard Enylrc Ili^oo.vinooners 2(); The Man of the Hour *J2: Dnprez I'di .Mlit.m, ivie Four Main’s and ‘I?'"?’-'’ N>l-;on and Stedman. Rose The .«uts,i,ute 23. Si BFRBA. VandevlIIe and Corlnue Francis week of 15. CABITOL (Chas. ; ‘-ntworth. Anne Blancoe and Co . Tom Bate- moving pictures week of 8. BEERLE.S8 (C. M. T. Taylor, mgr.) A Knight for a Day 16; Fifty 1 in r pictures, songs and van GOODS Miles From Boston 18; Charley Gratiewln in ; HARTFORD. I ARStIN S THEATRE (11 C. deville w«s-k of 8. .VRC.VDIL'M (Kauffman A Tlip Awakening of Mr. BIpp 19. ! Shead. mgr.) .Moving pictures, etc., week of 8. ik p iii>K*RA TlOTTQB* ivu 1 HAKXFGHD THEATRE (C. E. CC«M>k, WIGS 'I M^^ItTe^^rnTr^ (ia.,ah.n^’DramAti^Co®^8‘^-allahan Dramatic Co 18-^i■• ' ThV^tm’k^na'y^eA’^U^ wlt^Zat.; IDAHO. TIGHTS } .... .Catalogae No. Cobnm’s'Mlnst Au.on I' if:;15: Girl of?/ the Golden West^ week 22. BDLl S BOISE.—-niEBOISE.—THE BINNEY (W. A. Mendenhall,Mendenhall. HOSIERY THEATRE (G. S. Hanscomb. res. mgr.) Xella mgr.) Dark week of 8. ORBHEl’.M (1 J CALIFORNIA. I Bergen. Covington and Wilbur, Juggling Jor- Howard, mgr.imgr. i' HighHlgiiciiiss class v'a*i)dVvlli'e.vandevllie. '’tHE SAN FRANCISCO.—V.VN NESS (Gottlob, j Barnes and Bessie Crawfonl. TURNER (C. K. Van .Vnker, mgr.) Joily Della SPANGLES Marx A Co., rngrs.) Second week of A Stubliom ; **'‘’,'1“'®" *1'* '"I'® Brlngle Stoik Co. in stoi-k prialuctlons. THE GOLD A SILVER Cinderella wei-k of Feb. 15. AMERICAN (Abe nf 15- SCENIC THEATRE (H C. Voung, iiigr.) COLISECM (F. A. ItrastiMl, mgr.) Roller skat- TRIMMINGS S. Cohn mgr.) Harry Beresfor.l in Who’s Your J®,’ c. '”*• Friend week of Febi 14. VALENCIA (W. H. ; „ IV ILLINOIS. STAGE \ mT^^’AI^AZVRT^ h’ Davl? mgM"s^oi?Co WrTaylor StorkCk Co.Co weekwelk ofs In Toyland 14; mgr.) Lyman Twins in The Yankee Drummera Red Mill 15-16; The Lieutenant and the Cow- 10; canrelisl. CRYSTAL (O. Long, mgr.) .Mov- that we may convince you. boy 20; The .Master I’ower 21-22. PICKWICK Ing pictures and vandevllie. GATF^R (W. G. (Palmer Broa., rngrs.) Myrtle Vane Con)i)any In Hobbs, mgr.) Moving pictures and vandevllie. State’s Evidence week of Feb. 8: Nashville Stu- UNDER CANVAS—King and Tucker’s Sliow* dent .Minstrels week of 15; Armstrong .Musical 19. Write to-day. Comedy Company week of 22. QUEEN (Swart* OELANDO.—OBERA HOUSE (Geo. A. Bar & Urban, rngrs.) Sullivan-0)nstdiiie Circuit. De- ^ kcr, D)gr.) Lyman Twins In The Yankee Dnim Garms and Keoiigb. aerial e(|ullihrists; .Marga- mers 10. KITCHF'IF!LD’.S PAVILION SHOWS ret F'avar, dancing; F'arl. Rauwurth Co., (J. N. Kltchflelil. mgr.) Desdwmsl Dick 11. In one act comedy The Snpreme Test; Arm- ST, AUGUSTINE.—GENOVAR (Usina and 0. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co. strong and Davis In the Amateur Chaffeur; The Davies, mgrs.) Lyman Twins in The Yankee Swlckarda, comedy singing we«*k of F'eh. 8; The Drummers 13. Snlllvan-Considine road show week of Feh. 15. cserkD/siA 1401-1406 Locust St., I 421 Fourth Avenue, I Care of Shubert Theatre, EMBIRE (H. H. Bosley, mgr.) Henry M. King ^atUKlalA. and Edith Edmondson In sonirs; Mr. and Mrs. SAVANNAH—NF'W SA^’ANNAH THEATRE ST. LOUIS, MO. I LOUISVILLE, KY. | NEW ORLEAIIS, LA. Blessing, sketch; illustrated songs and moving (W. B. Seesklml, mgr.) Just Out of College 6; pictures week of Feb. 8. Grand, Gaiety, Bljon ■ Wright Isvrimer In The Sliepberd King Feh. and Union; Vaudeville and motion pictures. 8-10; The Clansman 11; Bolly of the Circus with FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Tlic Btllboapd 21

Mrronn«*II. tnd U>p«. Al. H. , Under Sonthern Sklea 1.3: Royal (Tief 14: Roaar- rvrril. Potti.mlfj Troup® ■nd the KInoilrome Mamin Stock Co. wwk of 1.1. PDLtl.NIAl, (J. P. Herron, mar.l Jack Rlaaa. Dalay Dean, moving “ nr-rATUH —POWKR’S (Tho«. P. Roian. pictnrea aihl aonga wtek of 8. Miifr t Tlie KMntii. hyi>notl»t»^eek of «; K. A HUNXIHOTON.— HU.NTl.NP.TDN THEATRE Min«»r.‘lK Ti ri: fimilnif Thro the Rye 24:! (II. E. Kimehriaiah. mar.l The Paatle Canlen ini'i-lark 27 BIJOU (A. Blitfried. untr.l Onera Po. In Fra Dlatoh, 13: F:aalea .Mlnatrela and Oonlon, Velile Trio. Mary Ann (locali 10 17. RENO (Phrla. Roblina. mgr.. itri’ff'D Iielniore and Darrell, Dixie Ilarria. Rl* Clarice Templeton. Roland Haatlnaa Jcmle ynarlet. Bnekeye Trio. IH>an and Price Rrlaht. Walfxer Twin*. Billie Allen ane. mgr.1 .Apollo Movln/'id'diirea on off nitthta to bis attendance. Quartette. Clark and Clifton. BrownI'ig and It,Her akalliia at the ('ollaenm. .loni*a. .Aanea Holden and the KlnetoHoo|>e week GALFSBUHO.-ArDITHtRirM (Dr. L. T. of 10: Tl.e Time, the Place and the (Jirl 23. lo.rvev mitr. I Ml"" Jeanie Eleteher K*: Oreat .AI.HAMBRA (J. W. Rarnint. mgr. i Madam But dvivla ' hv|00>»lat. 11: Mlaa Pettleoata 12: Coun terlly l.S; Uncle Tom'a Cabin 2tl. IMPTURE . dherllT Id- Donald Robertaon Playera In A L. ANI1 (O. P. Weinl. mgr. I Viola Lewla. Mra. i>,.t on the Eaentcheon Ifl. OAIETY (J. H. ; Jeaale Pickett, moving pictnrea and annga week INDEPENDENT FILMS IIi.lno*« niir' » Utah claaa TandeTlIle. of Id GREENTIP.—EWART (J. P. Ewart, mitr.) KEWAVEE.—BIJtlU (Wm. Averv. mgr.1 The Oi.. r.,d Smythe. rea. mgr.» The Man llliMen Hand March 0. _ From Home Feh. 8: Texaa B- Yorke and .Adams HOOPFSTON.-NEW McPERREN OPERA In Playing the ponies 13: XV. A. Wh'tecar In llol di- (\ I.. Knox, mar.t Pountry OIrl 1«: Marrleil for Money Feh. 10: The .Monte Carlo facturers with the Independents, and then lliirk-« r.aieert Po. 22. ART EMPORIPM (Yan- , t:irla Feh. 17: Madam Bultertly 20. BRtlAD- ki l.iwpr Prm.. mara.t Richard A. ParroR and WAY (Fred Syjie. aigr. I Piwk. Bond and Oaka. .dloT TaiidevlIV acta and ntoclna picture® week aketeh: Oeorge Lavender. monnlogist; Mand decide what service you should use. ..f ir. PEERLESS (M. J. Iliintlnaton. mar.) | Phiwtnntt. mmg; 33ie Bellmontea. aenaatlonaj R.i'Ier ..k^itlnr g.vmnasts KInetoaeope wei'k of 10 JOLIET.—JOLIET THEATRE (J. T. Ilendfr KARTHrSVILLE.—NEW WIGWAM (Nleoll .on nicr i T.-xaa 7: Jennie Fletcher *: Texaa A Weber, owners) Illgh-claaa vaudeville week V.' id: llmnao (learta 14: Mlaa Pettleoata 21; of 1.1. Three Twtna 22. _ _ ! RICHMOND —P.ENNI-rrT (Mra. Ira Swisher, Edison, VARION —MARION OPERA HOPSE (E. E. mgr. t RIchapI Parle In Mary'a Lamb B: W. .A. t'lnrk n'cr. > Klrtnanpe)! for a Mlllloa B. RO- M’h'teear 10; Pnele Tom'a ("abln 12: Man from I VMI (P F Roland, mar.1 Texaa Ranaer 11: Home 13: The Thief 1ft; Madam Rntterfly 17: p,..ton Pen..a 18: Pine Bird 1«; Holy Pity IB; Tlie Royal Chef IS; Top o’ the World 10; Eaa Biograph, Iii.t a Woman'a Way 20; NaahTllIe Stndenta cinatl’ig Widow 20. NEW PHILLIPS (O. « Mln.tr..'. ••o Murray, mgr.i Miss Eva HaxeltIne. MIsa Net MATTOON.—MAJESTIP (E. J. Tlmponl. mar. I tie Thon«|iaon. Walter Rlnege. Jerge Ahene and T.-»a« Ei-h -Jtt: The land of N»a1 22. I.YRIP Hamilton and moving pictnrea week of 8. POI.- Selig, iNi'b-n .st.dn. mer.1 The Fonr Anderaona. Mo- ISEUM (Clem Garr. mgr.» Raaket ball, polo tiaium..! Kahn. ! nrene McNeel. Yoiina and and skating Pha«. Rowland, morlna pictnrea and SHELBYVIILE.—PITY OPERA HOUSE (H. lllii.traf.el .onra week of 20. Friday, mgr. t Tlie Thief 17: Fascinating WId URFANA —M IlNOIS ob Rallanl. T.,p O’ th- Wo'ld 20; Pomlna Thro’ the Rre 2«: ; mrr 1 Roller >katlng Thrie Twina •.’7: Orauatark. March 4; Fluman Vitagraph, VALPARAISO -MEMORIAL OPFR.A HOUSE 'f»:irta (1. (A. E. Helneman. mgr.( Royal Chef 1ft; Hit WArKFG'N —.SPHWARTZ (P. R. Mann, man Hearts 22: Isle of Spice 21: IIone.vmo.ni nicr. I Joe T'nker In \ Home Run B- Pinafore Trail M:treh I. li.e'ai) It; Three Twiiia 14; Otto nOner’a That VINCEinrES -GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Wll Lubin, Stock Pomn.ny week of IS. B.ARRISON (.4. ' 11a A Moore, mgrs. > Top o’ the World 1ft: First A. Enidenfeld.' mer.1 Will Harr'a and hla Shon Regiment Band Concert 17; I^'na Rivers 27 CIrla, A'len and Pnrmfor. Frank'e Weat. Fay t.AKEWOOD RINK (P. C. Goanell. mgr.I Ro| Adama lllnatrated aonaa and moclnf pictnrea ler sk it'ntr Kalem, II Id; Oroav Wayfarera. DeVere and Bex- . WABASH.—EAGLE (P. A. Holden, mgr.1 erldpc. Probaa Po.. Fay Adama, morlna plc- High-class vandevllle 13 The Pow-Pnneher 1; tiiri,a *n,1 «onea 1.1-17. Men From Homa 10- Wallace R. Cntter Stock WAT3FK4 -F«MILT (Jay Eltta. mar.l The Po. week of 22. HARTER (John McKinnon, Gaumont, M'aylea. Alice Tlflle. Hanlon and Walah week mrr.) Henderson Stock Po. week of 8; Hall of S. The Wheftena. Joe Prannon and Jack Room Boys 17. Swift wtH.k of 10; Dee and Nohlea and Frank DuV.al week of 22. IOWA. Urban Eclipse, INDIANA. CEDAR BAPIDS-GRFENE’S OPERA HOUSE COLUMBUS.-CRUMP’S THEATRE (C. E. 1 (W. S. Collier, mgr.) Pall of the North K); Rogers, mgr. t The Thief IS; Imna Rivers 2*1; .las. J. Corbett In Faring the Mnalc 11: Jeanl" Fletcher Concert Co. 12; Morgan Stock Po. 14: S. & A. The Powpnncher 23. ORPHH’M ’niE.ATRE (Sirl, kler A Brnmler, mgrs.) Mre. Gertnide The Flints week of l.'i-?!: North Bros ’ Stock Bi'cher, nianist: Rlllr Sheets. Imitator: Pearl ('o. 22 28. MAJESTIC THEATRE (Vic Hugo, Young, singer and dancer; Phalon Jones, solo i mgr.* Week of Feb. 1.1, Boland Weat anil Po.. 1st: Downard and Downard, co.nedy sketch, In Pnitean Play: Ijivine and I.eonaPL antomo and Osnh'o'nseopc W“ek of 1.1. Idle Ponih)nea; Murray K. Hill and Co.. In EVANSVILLE.—THE WEI T*S BIJOU (Plias. I comedy aketeh: Mr. and Mrs. Baron, novelty Sweeton. mgr. > Eeh. 11-1.3. The Servant In the mnslel'ans: Owen and Baco"). in comennon and motion pic liam H. Prne In Father and the Bora 17: ASK YOURSELF: tnres three times dally. Granatark IS; The Great DIrhIe 20 Coder Southern Sklea 21; The 1 livn and the Mouse 22: FORT WAYNE.—MAJESTIC (Rice A Stair, At Sunrise 28. GRAND. German Theatre mgrs.t Saloniy Jane 13: The Mas from Homt Can I afford to use Independent Films? S’oek Co 21; Apollo Club In The MOa-lo 23. U. What nai|M>nena Rivera 12: Wrestling Carnival U i DTTPTJ'IUE. -GUANO OPERA HOUSE (Wm ' PowN>y OIrl 1ft: Monte Carlo GIrla ttnrles'pi t . Brailley. mgr.) The Van Dyke and Eaton t'o. 17: Henry Hall ami M'as Rnsina Henley I ' Sioek Po. In retM-rfo're week of 8; The Mimic Tile Man fp>m Home 18; The Hall Rm Bov World 11: The Erst TIolln 17. BIJOU (Jake Musical Comely Co. 20. STIR (Iran Pramei Rivsenthal, mgr.) Eight Ijidy Barbers and six No business has ever succeeded or will mgr. 1 Vandevllle and motion plctitrt® wit ot'-er big seta. Incindlng Newtm Yount and l.orlng Mohler. eccentric comedian; Clark an \Ifrey S'sfers: also Dlnstrated songs and moy I’earl. In A Rush Opier: M'aa Georgia 1.owi 1 ing tdctnres. ever succeed without regulation and protec¬ halladlst and King of the RInr week of 1! ' IOWA CITY.—POI DREN THEATRE (Ray TIIE.AToRII’M (P. C. Barley, mgr.) Vandevlll I Swan, mgr.l Miss Jeanie Fletrtier and Po. 11: ■in,I animatinl views. Including The Preacer nie F'Inta, mesmerists, week of 22. BIJOP •bilging Fna April 1 to play stock coir the wm-k of Feb. 14 presented two old time Pittsbure, Pa. Cincinnati, 0. Des Moines, la. lea for four weeks; after that randerlll stars. Geo. Primrose and Porter J. White, also a V!.. he ppwnted. VAUDEVILLE (E. E. M< r>-appearance of the Ssndwinaa. The bill for ^or.) Vandevllle and moving picture, ! the week of Feh. 21 Ineindes Rnasetl Brothers. Roctiester, N. Y. Lincoln, Neb. — MATTHKWSON ODER Melnotte Twins and Play Smith. The KInsona. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Ho? SE (Shafer A Reed, mgra.) Moonshiner' I Roaalre and Dorefa. Mr. and Mrs. ABIson. I,eo Daughter 17 Or Raby 27: Boatoo Belles Marc I Ftl'er. Orviheiim OrrlH'sira and the Klnot Ent»rtalnera 18; The Great Divide Money It; Howe’s Moving PIctiirM 15; Th ! 10. O.ARR’PK (Jack Root, mgr.l l.ew1s and Lena Rivera 18. VAI I f.ewls. Phillip and Jones. Nleoll. Three R'ch- I LTTE (H. W. Hendricks, mgr.) Movin I ardsona. Davla and Francisco, P®nton and Cur- --PITTSBURG---- pledirea and raitdevllle. THE ANDRE (D. W I tis and t.a.Anto week of 11. Sallahnry Family 15. ' CARROLL.—parrot L OPERA HOUSE (P. P. CROWN POINT.—CENTRAL MUSIC HAL If.ndwlg mgr. I Moving pictnrea and musical I^'hmi'n. mgr.l Motion pictures an I soeclaltica 8 13. BIJOU (Hildebrand and Sha vaudeville week of 15. ' die. mgrs. i Moving pictnrea. Illustrated annga. gosh™. JEFFERSON (Sommers A Kmti etc nek of 8 S*™ ‘ ^Th" lion and the Mnnae 11- OIrl at th CLINTON.—THE CLINTON (C. E. Dixon, CALCIUM LIGHT & FILM CO. Sunset 17: Madam Bntterflr T mgr.) Under Southern Sklea 13: First Violin HAMMOND.—TO WI.R OPERA HOPSE (L »• N.ve. mgr.) Joe Tinker In A Hom® Rnn IC ^ (Continued on page 24.) X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

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BERTHA DOUD MACK. FOR PROFESSIONALS EARLE REYNOLDS AND NELLIE DONEGAN MODELS $12 per pair list, with any roll equipment manufactured by ourselves. The Samuel Winslow Skate Manufacturing Co.

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FULL BAND CARDBOARD ORGANS For Skating Rinks, Shows, Dane# Halls, Merry-Go*Rounds. Largest and Finest io the World. Made in Paris by GAVIOLI & CO. New York Office, 31 Bond Street. A Fluffy Ruffle Skating .Party was held at won six games and lost four games, giving them . LATEST AMERICAN SONGS MADE TO ORDER. the rink February 11, and one of the largest a percentage of 060. Marion Is second with 500 crowds in the history of the tl'ayne was present. and Richmond and Anderson third with 400 each. The attendance r»‘ached 1.640. Manager Shea Goals made: Elwoial, 49; Marlon, 47; New FOR ROLLER RINK FLOOR gave a purse of $'25 to the person who could Castle, 41; Richmond. .18; Anderson, .14. Stops find the Fluffy Ruffle Girl, who was among the —Wilson (Marlon) .141; Baldwin (Elwood) .Tto: skaters. Miss Fluffy Ruffles was captiiriKl the Hickey (Anderson) .12.5; Ma.v (New Castle) .111; A New Era in Rollerskating. twelfth number by Miss Jeanette Wilcox, who Lancaster (Richmond) 277. Rushes—Quigley I Dustless Anti-Slip was introduced and given the $2.'> before the (Msrirm) 52; Sampsell (New Castle) 36; Able crowd. (Anderson) 29; Bulla (Richmond) 24; Wll- | Write for Book. Hams (Elwood) 19. THF V I RYAN Tfl Manufacturers dustless anti-slip. According to the present schedule each town inC r. J. IVinn VeV/., 604 MICH INDIANA POLO LEAGUE NOTES. has but ten games more to play, and the season Hodges Building, Detroit, Is to end march 20. If the managers, who me<‘t at Anderson February 14. decide to play 4 Dear Old Billy Boy:—The roller skating and games each a week and also to extend the sea¬ polo erase has swept the country with such re¬ son. Lafa.velte, Ind.. and possibl.v Hamilton, newed vigor during the last few mrmths that I O.. will ask for admittance to the league. 'These thought a letter on the Indiana Polo l.«;igue re- two cities were turned down at the original snlts might be of Interest to a number of your meeting owing to their distance from the other readers who are polo enthusiasts. PiillniBn Car for Salo SS iE' memt>erB of the league. Phe above mentioned league was organized ■ Yours truly, mattresses, blankets, etc. Six wheel steel truck. E.xcellent condi¬ In New Castle, January .1, with Anderson, EI- POLO BCG. woo

EARLE REYNOLD8’ LETTER. at all times take a chance on a race meet. I am personally sorry that 1 was forced to take six ■ da; la (oIdc aonie In roller Allle Moore from this meet, but arrangements for Moore's appearance In England wsa made tkalln; That la the nuinl>er of aeealon* .Man- | a long time before Mre had decided to go to aaer Mathla. of the Bollawa;. Portland, Me., Pittsburg. English managers cabled for Moore, • a* COIUIK-Iled to rnn on Llncoln’a birthday. In whom 1 bad recommended to them, and my .r.ler to Itive nearly half of the city of Port- | duty waa simply to deliver the message to the Professional Roller Skaters’ land a chance to akate. I hare aeen roller : champion that hla terms had been accepted and akatliiy come and g» but I lerer have a4*en a for him to come to New York and sail at once. city »o waiipletely wrappeu1s Organixed t« give Oraater Prominence to Bona Fide Professional Skatsra—those who haea III'to dale manaKcment of the Rollaway. Man , hoy, made In the mile championship at Pittsburg a llniahed act to offer to Managers seeking Exhibition Skaters—and to Promote Bollag Skating in general. aL'er .Mathla niiia hla roller rink aNiut on the last week, will make this youngster atanil out -anie lliM-a aa Keith runa hla Hnaton and Phlla w-lth Moore, while Mcavre defeated Peters Address SECBETART EARLE BETNOLOS, 1440 Broadway, oars The Billboard. aehihla Theatrea. The lieat la given hla pa- i many times last year, the St. Uails youngster (nma tt«at the market alTorda. Kllahed ballroom floor. The attend- ! cline. Cuts Figure Eight on his bead. e%er plM>ed their nnka The ertlet HU pleye aula are all uniformed In neat-flttlng grey, i + The act that brings thousands to tollsr retain eninMC**menu oontinaelb Btnk Mee- Itealdea a acore of Inatructora there are the The Winslow Rkate Company have had one of rinks. Address PAUL L. DUPREE, 1440 emre who w»at lUi etwolut«ly hish-cloM attrsc- the greatest years known since roller skating Broadway, Mew York, Billboard. tion. write at once for open time. Addreaa. &19 three giianla that akate around with the crowd Ootambaa Arenoe, Biwton. Bflaaa. and In caae eome one falla they are picked np became a oastlme. Not only Is this mammoth and rightetl on their feet before aome one elae concern shipping both Ice and roller skates t,. BIO DOUBLE ATTBACTIOM falla ever them. The Immoral element la ab- Euroi>e by the carload, but the American busi¬ THE FAMOUS -dutely harred. The loud and bolaleroua maah- ness Is still greater and the block of factories RECKLESS REGKLAW ,'Pi and the quite and aedate Johnnie u'e in- have been ninnlng both a night and day fard shmild or¬ hibitloD of StUt Skating. A aulualloD act Kink. I’Ittahurg. A letter from the Bell's Pad- from atari to Bulsn. Addreaa Tbe Bill¬ der next week’s Bllltsaird In advance so as to dn a moral plan basis, have had a splendbl dreaa. MISS MAY IVMANCUUKT, 5U5 San been nnfortunate In a number of heats while season. When a city of flfty thonsaml. like Jacluto Street, Auatln. Texaa. In one other beat be was clearly fouled and aa Portland. Me., can skate from lO.iaai to 1.3,OUO MISS GRACE AYER well as one other skater In the race, by the people a week. It Is quite evident that there Is Age 12. Tbe Juvenile Wonder of the High winner of the heat, who waa dlaiiuallfled, Em¬ a hundred cities even larger who could enjoy MISS ADELAIDE E. DVORAK Kullera, luirtaluclng a novelty In akaling anuel. who flnlahe,! second, securing flrat the same prosis'rlty If their rinks were manage,! THE GIRL WONDER on high roller akatea. In addition to ao through the dia<|uallflcatlun. The majority of like the vaudeville manager bandies hla theatre. In her marvelous Fancy and Trick Skating artlatic exhibition on regular akatea. Add. the racers are more than satlafled with the way ♦ Exhibition, concluding each night with a O. L. AVER. 713 Wella St., Chicago. lU. the meet la conducted and from the aplendhl The Nellie Donegan model of the ladles Wins¬ Hmw Hg«iust M«u lu tb«f Ulok. Ail- time which the racers have been making stamim low akate. made s|wclal by this big concern. drvMi 3J47 E. ttotb 8tre«*te 0. the Exptieltbm races this year aa one of the Is meeting with favor and the majorlt.v of the H. A. SIMMONS ta-at meets we have bad for some time. women pri«fesslonala thnaigbout the country are PROF. CHAS. L. FRANKS Expert and Specialty Skater. For open a,*neak of. If Moore aucceeda In Blllhoard, 144U Broadway, New York City. ^Inning this race It will be safe to acknowl¬ ♦ CHAS G KILPATRICK edge him a« the fastest and greatest a|»-ed The F. J. Ryan Nevor-sllp la meeting with •hater America baa ever proluced. Many have great snccess and at last a solution has l>een THE GILMANS THE FAMOUS KILPATRICK Cyclist ami Skater Extraordinary, in won the opinbm that the foreign racers will be easy. found which does sway with the dusty pumice Pr.mlem Skatorlal Artlsla, luvaentlng all derful exbibItIuUM of oue-legged skating and TIda idea la wrong. Cookaon came over here and chalk. The Never slip Company report that la hew lu Boiler Skating. Fur o^n bicycling. Managers Rluka and Vaudeville and made a clean sweep and Cookaon could heavy sales from all ever the cimntry. Allle dates and terma. addreaa HABRY OIL¬ write or wire fur open time quick. IM>7 never lie classed with Snowden and there were Mre will Introduce the Dustless Never slip to MAN, cam Caaino Boiler Bink, Houston, Schiller Bldg.. Billboard, Chicago, lU. a nunda-r who llveil In the vicinity of lawds the England rinks and will no doubt secure Texaa. and Manchester, who often showed their h,‘ela some very big orders. to the top-notcber, Snowilen. At the Crystal 4» Palace. Konilon. there has been roller skating DAINTY GLADYS LAMB The Peaks Island Roller Rink. Maine, which EARLE REYNOLDS races for the past twenty-live years. Some sev¬ THE JUVENILE WONDER en years ago quite a few athletes gained fame was built a year ago by Manager Mathis, Is ' now under the management of Mr. S. (5. Cush¬ AND NELLIE DONEGAN at this big rink by their fast skating. While In Artistic and Uraceful Fanv-y and Trick ing. who will In all probability either run the I I'svk forward to see Moore and Davidson carry PREMIER SKATERS AND DANCERS. Skating, presenting many new, original rink himself or engage a got).lh)i>. Dally receipts average —Address— —Address— turn engagem,‘nta and some of them tripled. gllW. Owner has other Interests which claim all WINSLOW SKATE COMPANY, RICHARDSON SKATE COMPANY, «e,-k Kebniary 1, Hllladale. Mich.; February his attention. Will make S|BS-Ial price for a *’• •-"nsing. Mich.: February 12 to 1.%. ; quick sale, but will not sell at a sacrlflis*. If Worcester, - - - Massachusetts. Chicago, ------Illinois, Albion. Mich.; February 1.1 to 18, Port Huron. .Volt are looking for a money maker. Investigate. Mich.; February 18 to 21. Coliseum. Buffalo. ’Aildress "RINK." cars The Billboard. ^ > . and then hack through Pennsylvania and the Midiiip West for six weeks more. FOB BALE—Aia> pairs alnwiat new Boxwooo CHAS. WILLIAMS Mr. AL. FLATH Ibdier Akatea, $2.01) tier i^lr. Also $3,000 Wnr —Address— RACE MEET PROMOTER, ♦ ‘ lltaer Organ $600. RINK, SI$ Englewood Are Dm- cnsllt ninat be given John Bell as a rink ,'blcsgo IB 121 Appleton Street, 804 north Irving Avenue, manager and race promoter, for he la what I Call a real gisal s|>ort and one manager who will FOR SALE—'250 pair of Union Hardware skates. BOSTON,.MASS. CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS, bang up the beat piiraea that he la able ’ steel rollers. In bt'st of coa,Iltlon. Will sell to offer to the racers and one who will : cheap. Addr.‘ss LYRIC BINK CO., Piqua. 0. WIIRI,IT7,ER AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SELF-PLAYING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. The Pianino—The Tonophone—The Mandolin Quartette—The Violin Piano—The Mandolin Sextette—The 65-Note Player Piano— The 88-Note Player Piano—Pinned Cylinder Band Organs—Paper Roll Military Band Organs—The PianOrchestra. GREATEST LINE ON EARTH. SEND FOR COMPLETE CATALOGUE. THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER COMPANY, NEW YORK: 25-27 W. 32nd, bet. Broadway and 5th Ave. - CINCINNATI: 117-121 E. Fourth. - CHICAGO: 266-268 Wabash. 24 T ti e B i 111> o a r <1 FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

Honeymoon 13; Rosals-l .Morrison In I'anst 15; iiials and Glass Blowers’ Exhibition wt>ek of o o CORRESPONDENCE. Tile Gingerbread Man 16: Little Dollie Dim¬ .March 15. ples 17; .Moving Plctun-s 18-1'J; .Mahara’s Min¬ -THE- (CoDtiniied from page 21.) strels 2‘2: The C/ount.v Chairman 22; Tem)a*st LOUISIANA. and Siiuslilne 27. ELITE (Scott Wilkie, mgr.) HEW ORLEANS.—TUI.ANE (T. C. Campbell, 16; Mlmi I*ett1eu afternoon and evenings. deville week of 15. OPERA HOUSE. Igind of I’HEUM (J. Bistes. mgr.) Thos. H. Ince, Au¬ FAIRFIELD.—TllKATHK. llortense Nellson Nosito, 10; Under Southern Skies 19; As Told In the NEWTON.—RAGSDALE OPERA HOUSE (J. Furel Crir mlo, Byers and Hermann, Ida Hills 92: 'ttto .Myer, violinist, 24. H. .Murphy, mgr.i Wyoming 10; Bachelors Russell ami v.race Church, The Relflf Brothers, IDA GROVE.—HlJOi: (W. S. Nunooke, mgr.) Honeymisin 12; Little Dolly Dimides 16; Conn Pertina and motion pictures week of 15. Moving pictures, illustrated songs, etc., week LAUNDRY ty Clialrman 2.'); Old .Arkausaw March 3. YALE. GREENWALD (H. Greenwald, mgr.) Rice and of 8. , Moving pictures and vaudeville. Barton's Big Gaiety Co. wt-ek of 14; Clark’s A walk-through Amusement device; every OTTUMWA.—tlRAND OPERA HOUSE (J. NEODESHA.—OPERA HOUSE. College Buy Runaway Girls week of 21. CDLISEUM SKAT¬ feature a scream; a money getter; lUn Frank Jersey, mgr.» First Violin 10; Under 9; Grace Cameron OiM-ra Co. 11; Cowboy and ING RINK (W. Morgan, mgr.) Music and patenlerl. For terms, etc., apply to J. E. Southern Skt€‘s 12; Shadows of Sin 1.1; Gran- the Thief 16; .’.acbeior’s Honeymoon 2;i. vaudeville w.-ek of 21. WINTER GARDEN (C. CHAMBERS. Eastern agent fur S. L. stark 16; A 18,ira House 17; The Great Di¬ OTTAWA—THE RoHRHAUGH (S. H. Hub .M. Ewens. mgr.) I'earce’s Moving I'lctures, Negley A Co., 228 Whit* Bldg., Buffalo, vide 18; As Told In the Hills 20; Devil's Land bard, mgr.) Tempest and Sunshine 6; I.a-na Riv¬ Scott (.essly and .Miss Jennie Livingston, I.ep New York. 22; Fauntlejoy ‘£1; Messenger Roy 24. GAR¬ era 1(>; Montana 15; Land of Nos week of 15. ' Roller skating. tures, vaudeville. Illustrated songs week of 21. WATERLOO—SYNDICATE THEATRE (A. J. NEW MAJESTIC (.Mr. Sawyers, mgr.) Vaude¬ Rushy, mgr.) Jeanle Fletcher Co. 13; VanDyke- KENTUCKY. ville. Illustrated songs, moving pictures, week Eton Repertoire Co. 15 27. THE WATERUX) LOUISVILLE.—MACAULEY’S (J. T. Macau- of 21. GRAND (J. B. Kelly, mgr.) Vaude¬ THE.\TRE (A. J. Husl)}', mgr.) Morgan Stock ley, pro|i. & mgr.) The Merry Widow 22-24; ville, illustrated songs, moving pictures, week Co. 1-13; Ole Swanson 22; llortense Nellsen 27. John Drew 2.5-27. MASONIC (Weber Bros., of 21. ALAMD (R. Birchard, mgr.) Mor¬ MAJESTIC THEATRE (J. G. Capron, mgr.) mgrs.) Williams and Walker 22-27; Murray gan’s Talking Motion Pictures, illustrated Week ft 15, Dunhar and Fisher, Mamie He.v and the Thief 20. MAJESTIC (Jas R. : Quers 28-Marcb 6. COLISEUM. Skating. Brow-n 15; The Banker's Child 21. MERRY Kearney, mgr.) Dr. Carl Herman, Douglas A. A. WOODWARD HERR. WIDOW (B. Bnbler, mgr.) Moving nictures, Flint, C. G. Kraus, DeVoy Sisters and Dayton, ASHLAND.—THE ASHLAND (Norton and songs and vamleville. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN The Havlocks, The Majestlscope and Majestic • Smith, mgrs.) High-class vaudeville week of 15 EUNICE.—.MAJESTIC. Missouri Girl 12. Theatre Orchestra week of 15. NOVELTY (H. : with exception of 18 when Paid In Full was JENNINGS.-ARDENES (W. O. Llgon. mgr.) M. Miller mgr ) Vaudeville, Illustrated songs, : presented. MAJESTIC (Dick Martin, mgr.) Banker’s Child 13; Coburn's Minstrels 19; ’The and moving pictures week of 15. MUSIC HALL 1 High-class vaudeville. TOE RINK (G. M. Wild, Lion and the Mouse 24; Country Kid 26; Faust (Charles Steinbnrg, mgr.) Roller skating. mgr.) Roller skating with music by the Ash¬ 27: Merry New York Maid March 11. THE G. I). HOOD. land Concert Band. RINK (Mr. Taylor, mgr.) Skating and dancing. Slot Machines WICHITA.—NEW CRAWFORD (E. L. Mart- i FULTON.—VENDOME (W. L. McAdoo, mgr.) ; MONROE.—LYRIC (J. W. Pope, mgr.) Mov¬ ling, mgr.) The Right of Way 11; Blanche l Moonsblm-r's Daughter 8; Was She to Blame 10; . ing pictures, etc. GRAND ST. THEATRE (J. Summer is coming—Get in line now for Walsh In The Test 12; canceled; The Ck>w- Boston Belles 20; Holy City 25. RINK. Roller ,I J. I.amon. mgr.) Vaudeville, moving pictures . Puncher 13; Montana 17; The Cowboy and the skating. I and songs week of 20. Thief 18; Cameron Oi>era Co. 20; W. B. Pat¬ HENDERSON—PARK (Cyril Dadswell, mgr.) BARGAINS ton 2,3; A Knight for a Day 24; Arizona 25; Moving pictures 11-13; Moonshiner's Daughter MAINE. A Bunch of Keys March 4; Tempest and Sun¬ 15; Wayne Opera Co. 17-18; Lyman H. Howe's PORTLAND.—HEILIG (W. T. Pangle, mgr.) EDISON PHONOGRAPHS, $16.00 shine 6; Norman Hackett In Classmates 8; Rich¬ moving pictures 19; Frederick Ward 20. The Wolf Feb. 14-17; Charles B. Hanford In MUTOSCOPES, - - - 7.60 ard and Pringle's Minstrels 9. NEW AUDI¬ MAYFIELD.—UNIQUE (T. L. McNutt, mgr.) Shakespearean repertoire Feb. 18-20. BAKER TORIUM (J. A. Wolfe, mgr.) Wolfe Stock Pair of Country Kids 19; Little Miss Bluebird (Geo. L. Baker, mgr.) Arthur Cunningham wees All sorts of athletic and mlacellaneons Slot Co. Ln Old Heidelberg week of Feb. 8; Before 20; Two Merry Tramps ' Feb. 14. BUNOAIXIW (Milton Seamsu. mgr.) Macblnea at corretpondlngly low prices. Boxing. and After week of 15. WONDERLAND RINK MORQANFIELD.—TOEATRE. Pair of Coun¬ Baker Stock Co. In the BIsh.vp's Carri.age we<-k (J. T. Nuttle, mgr.) Roller skating, wrestling try Kids 9; Moonshiner’s Daughter 13; Wayne Feb. 14. LYRIC (Keating & Flood, mgrs.) 11.00 per machine. match 18, between Chas. Dellvuk and Charles Co. In The White Hat 16; Local Entertainment The Eagle’s Nest week Feb. II. tlRPHEUM Hackenschmidt. YALE (Jake Frees,, mgr.) 19. (J. T. Brrickson, mgr.) Edwin Holt A Co., AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, Vaudeville and moving plct.ii'es. ORPHKUM MAYSVILLE.—THE WASHINGTON (Bussell. Bowers, Wallers and Crooker, Foy and Clark, (E. O. Olson, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving Dye & Frank, mgrs.) The Wolf 10; A Good Agnes Mahr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Colby, 48 E. 14th St., NEW YORK CITY. pictures. Bellows. Temple i.nd Aller Trio; Mr. Fellow 13. PRINCESS (Brown A Everett, Connelly and Webb, Anna I.l^htcr and motion Frank Montrose; Rockaway and Conway, Al. mgrs.) Carnival and MardI Gras, under the pictures week Feb. 15. GRAND (John F. Derby and Herr Emil Olsen PHILHARMONY aus|)lces of local lodge Knights of St. John, Cordray, mgr.) Ralph Johnstone, Daly’s Country HALL (Theo. Llnsberg, mgr.) Friends Univer¬ wes. The Tenderfoot, Escape from MENTAL (Montague Jacobs, mgr.) Hie Merry Sing Sing, Sen Francisco Earthquake and Fire. Maidens week of Feb. 16; Morning. Noon and The Thaw Trial, Stniggle for IJfe, etc. Add. Night week of Feb. 22. LUBIN’S (K. C. Earle, Mgr, Empire Theatre, Ft. Madison, Iowa. mgr.) Ix>ttle Dwyer Trio, Hughes and Cole, Lamberto, Una Wesley and Co., Mabel Rother and moving pictures week of Feb. 15. $80 A DAY—I’m the man that cleared over EMANUEL DANIEL. $80 a day at Raleigh (have done better In many other towns) exhibiting nothing hut Flint’s MASSACHUSETTS. Porcupines. J. H. Miller, Oen. Del.. Dallas. SPRINGFIELD—COURT SQUARE (D. O. Gil¬ Texas. more, mgr.) Ixmlse Gunning In Marcelle 15-16; The picture shown above Is that of the famous Martell Family, the celebrated trick and fancy Olga Nethersole In The Writing on the Wall FOR BALE -Moving Picture Films, 30 reels bicycle riders, and the handsome fioral bicycle presented to them by their numerous friends and 18-19; DeWolf Hopper In The Pled Piper 20. , first-class condition, $10 to $.30 i>or reel; 50 admirers at their farewell performance at the , Union Hill, on February 7th, last. POLUS (G'trdon Wrighter, mgr.) Six .Musical , sets slides, 8'.’..50 a set. F. khaafer, 1610 N. The family consists of Papa and Mamma Martell and their three clever children, the youngest of ' Cnttys. Evans and Lee, J. J. McCloskey, The Second St., Philadalphia, Pa. whom, little Edna, is without doubt the smallest, cutest and most graceful bicycle rider on the Great Richards. Melrose and Kennedy, Gordon stage today. The Martells were among the first to Introduce trick bicycle riding when the high . Eldrld r.nd Co., Ilyams and .McIntyre and mov¬ —BOLD KYKRYWHKKE— v.'heels were in vogue, and they still stick to the old style whei-ls for the reason that they folly ing pictures week of 15. GILMORE (P. F. I appreciate the fact that it makes their act more attractive. They are the only people In the busi¬ Shea, mgr.) The Serenaders 16-17; Sold Into ness who ride four high on a wheel. It might possibly be of interest to some to know that Papa Slavery 18 20. NEI«SON (H. J. Dlllenbeck, , make DP Martell Is one of the original Martell family of which Harry Martell, the well-known manager mgr.) Pictorial vaudeville. EDI80NIA. Pic¬ was the bead. tures and vaudeville. I ABfOIsVTKLT GVAMAMTtKV

I FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Xtie Billboard 25

WORCESTEH.—WOIM'KSTKR THEATRE (J. (L. K. LnmI. mgr.) The Peerless Stoc k Company r lliirki- iiiKr. I John ('iimtHTlanil anil Klorenrr In dramatic and comedy sketches, continuous K. ihI In Ulrla wn-k of T2. 1*01,18 .NEW TIIE- vaudeTlIle, llluatrated songs and moving plc- \TltK (Jiw- i'- CrlilillP. mitr.» Elinori* Slatira. RODERIC STE. FLECRE. Mr. Il.rmai'k. Hawaiian Trio, EilKar AUpd ami 8T. PAUL—METROPOLITAN OPERA I'o .Marlifp*" Tronp", Eil. Morton. Lillian Mill!* HOI SE (L. N. .Scott, mgr.) .51IIe. Adeline Ge unit Ellila Morria anil Eleotottraph wpi-k of l.’i. nee m The Stall Kiss 14-17; Adelaide Thurston ROLL TICKETS \|(M(ii(Y IIIPI’ODROME. ConllniiiKia ranilo- In The Wcunan’s Hour 18 21; Francis Wilson In YOUR OWN SPECIAL TICKET rllli'. NEW I’.YUK (Joa. J. Raynionii, ni(rr.» 55 hen Knights Were Bold 22-24; Edward .5lar I'litorlal Vaiiilerlllp anil aonna wei-k of 1*2. tlnilel In The Alaskan 25 27; The R<«ind Up 5,000— $1.25 25,000— $ 5.50 I’LE.YSANT STREET (Ereil I*. I>pan, mitr.» ‘2.S and week. Dr. Ludwig Wullner. Sundav Mioni'al fpatnri'*. with nioTlnic plrtiiroa 22 ami afternoon. March 7. GRAND (Theo. L. Hiivs' ONi: 10* 10,000— 2 50 50,000 - 10 CO wiH>k. Elt.YNKLIN SQI'ARE (Chaa. So.vniiair. mgr.) Charles Bartling as Broncho Bob In The niirr I For Hor t'hllilren’a Sake week of 15. Cowltoy and the Sipiaw week of 14: The Four WE LEAD THEM ALL 20,000— 4.60 100,000— 14.CO MICHIGAN. Huntings In The Fool House week of 21. Oll- PHEU.5I (H. W. Plerong. mgr.) The Dellaven Accurately numbered, all colors. Quick shipments DETROIT.—TEMI’I.E (J. H. Moore, niKr.) Sextet. Castellane and Brother, daring cycling Maritan-t Moffatt and Co.. A Nlkht with tbi- act; Rogers and Deely. The Singer and the The Big Ticket—Full inch and a Quarter-Get the Samples—Cash with order |■lM>ta. Charley t'aae. Henrietta Rlunke, Wlihur Valet: Linton and Lawrence, presenting Mar¬ rnTTPflW T TTf'Pfl? Buplicate Numberw on the Roll lor Prizes, Drawingtt. Etc. Mai-k ami Nellie Walker. Dan Hiirke ami ried Now; Four Sisters Amatls. virtuosos and uywfytl iiuftiliw 5.000-S2 50 20.000-S9 20 SFMD FOR SAMPLIH Illrla. Joaettia. (iliff and the Mooreiaieope 15 22. vocalists: Fred Kay's Players, Roman travesty DETROIT 0I’E:RA HorSE (Harry Parent, artists; Flo Atller, po|>ular songs, and the Klno- mkr.) Jolin Drew In Jaek Straw 15-17; Frank drome week of 14. MAJESTIC (D. Jack Bondy, NATIONAL TICKET CO.shamokin.^ Oanlela In Hook of Holland IH 20; Soul KIsa mgr.) The Zt*mo-Zemo TrtMiice, Esmeraldo. xyla- week of 22 27. LY’CEl'.M (A. Warner, mgr.) phone soloist: De Camo’s IK»g. Cora; O'Dell and Mr Thoa. E. Shea In repertoire 14-20; Al. (5. Hart, comecllans; 55'yntt Sisters, dansuesae; Leo P lleld'a Oreater Mlnatrela 21-27. WHITNEY 55'lilte, baritone, and the Cameograph week of K'harlle Altman, mitr.) Roeky Motintain E:x- 1.5. STAR (T. C. McCready. mgr.) Miner’s 1 preaa 14 20; .McFadilen’a Ri>w of Flats 21-27. Americana week of 14. AUDITORIUM. Shen AVENFK (Drew A Campbell, mKra.) Un-at ancloab, under the auspices of A and C Batteries Empire Show 14-20; Folllea of the Day 21 27. of the National Guards. Feb. 15 17. SELBY Shamrock Headquarters. ' IJ.AYETY (Mr. Ward, mitr.t NIkbt Owla 14 20; KINK (H. A. Kennedy, mgr.) Skating, bowL i Jemey Uni'S 21 27. LKJHT OFARD ARMORY Ing and bllllarda. (W. Lawrence, mrr.) All Profeaalonal Circus It. P. WINTERHALTER. , 14 21. THEATRE COMIQFE (W. J. Allen. nisr. I Vaaderllle and pictiirea. M.4JESTIC AUSTIN.—GEM FAMILY (55'. J. Mabnke, (Mr. Moran, mitr.) PIctnrea and TandeTlIle. mgr.) Moving pictures 15-17: Trousdale Stock WM. F. RENCHARD. Co. 18 20. BIJOU (J. 1). 5V!lIson. mgr.) Mov ing pictures and Tandeville. ANN ARBOR.—NEW WHITNEY (A. C. Alilxitt. ni|;r. I The Runaways 20; Kathryn Oa- BRAINERD.—PARK OPERA HOUSE (F. C. (eriiian In The Nlkht for the Play 27; AL O. Hall, mgr.) Majestic Stock Co.. Feb. 8. Indef; Fleld'a Mlnatrela 1: The T'me. the Place and The Virginian 2.5. BIJOU (Fred E. Low. mgr.) the <;irl 2. .MAJI^TIC (Arthur l.iane. mitr.) Zamhech and Co., moving pictures and Illustrat¬ Wansdiaalle Comedy Four, Harry and Kate ed songs 8 14. CASINO RINK (E. C. Bane, Jaeknin. Mabelle Erxlnker and Searlea ami mgr.) Roller skating; Moonlight Party Feb. • ii-orite wi-ek of 1.5. UIJOC (Harold Phelps, 11. mttr. I VaiideTllle and movluk pictures. STAR ROCHESTER. — METROPOLITAN (J. E. No. 10—40 cent! per No. 50.—Rose; gross. No. 20.—Harp; grows. No. 40.—Koae; gross. (llert Reymdds, mitr.) VaudeTllle and moT- Reid, mgr.) The Honeymoon Trail 9; Vaudeville, gross. $1.00 $1.(X). $1.10. liiK pleturea. with Nelsim and Nelson ami others 11-13; Ade¬ BAY CITY—WASHINOTON (W. J. Daunt, laide Thurston 27. mitr.) iJiiwe's Pictures 9; The FIgbtInit Par- ton 17; Madam Butterfly March I; Sereant In MISSISSIPPI. (he House 2, L^aila James 5; The Time, the GULFPORT—OPERA HOUSE (Geo. Pierce, Place and th* Girl 6; Isle of Spice 7: BIJOC mgr.) Buster Brown 6; Joseph Jefferson In The iJ. D. Pllmore, mgr.) Doomsday. Eddy Fam¬ Rivals 15 PIERCE’S VAUDEVILLE (George ily. Maxwell and Dndley. Dan Roby and the Pierce, mgr.) Lou Bell, sketch; Frank Kamplln, Bljonsi-ope week of 15. ALVOR.4DO (W’. J. soloist; The Great Christy, black face comedian, Daunt, mgr.) Morria-Tburston Stork Co. week moving pictures and lllustratetl songs week of of 15. EMPIRE (J. King, mgr.) Gruber and 13. Kew. Bert P. Mortoa, King’s Dramatised Pic¬ MERIDIAN—GEM (Mr. A .Mrs. John Woeu, gli-rs. 18 20 the Kloodmme. etc. Week 21; George Prlm- ^“u^SONG SLIDESsi?, ivwe and his Dancing Boys; Una Clayton and MINNESOTA. Company. In Ills Local Color; The Four Frank¬ lins, aeilallats; Peter Donald and Meta Car¬ Beautifully Illustrated MINNEAPOLIB,.— METROPOLITAN OPERA son. In Alex Mclican’s Dream: Francls-Olloms. HOUSE (L. N. Scott, mgr.) "^e Woman's Hoar “Blind Pig” (Von Tilzer), “Love Me Just a Little Bit'* (Chas. K. Harns), 'with A.1ellne Thursotn 14 17; The Soul Kiss with Tonrbllllon. musician; Joe La Fleur. Anna Wood¬ .\tlellne Genee 18-20; The Alaskan with Ed¬ ward. soprano: the Klnodrome, etc. AUDI¬ “Henry's Bam Dance" (Stem). $6 per set. Ten per cent. off. Send for ward Martindell 2124; When Knights Were TORIUM (t). D. Woodward, mgr.) Week 14: Wotsiward Stock Company In Sherlock Holmes. Bold, with Francis Wilson 25-27. BIJOU OP¬ list of slightly used Song Slides. Fivi hundred sets. $2.76 per set. ERA HOUSE (Theo. L. H^s. mgr.) Thnrston, Week 21, Sunday, by same company. GILLIS (E. S. Brigham, mgr.) Week 14. The Flaming the Magician, week of 14; The Cowboy and the S-iuaw week of 21. DEWEY THEATRE (Arch¬ Arrow. Week 21, Ifa Never Too I.,ate to Mend. ie .5llllrr. mgr.) Frank B. Carr's Thorough¬ MAJESTIC (Thoa. Hodgeman, mgr.) Week breds week of. 14; The Ducklings week of 21; 14. Harry Bryant's Extravaganaa. Week 21, LEVIC0.,lne.,64E.I4thSt.NewYorl(,U.S.A. The Folllea week of 28. UNIUUB THEATRE In Gay New York. CENTURY (Joa. R. Done- gan, mgr.) Week 14. Miner’s Merry Burles- (Jack Elliott, mgr.) Manuel Romain, Palmer quers. Week 21, Washington's Society Girls. Slaters and Foley Brothers, Delmore and Onel- HIPPODROME (J. R. Manser, mgr.) Week 14. Italian Street Musicians, The Four Franks. Parker's Animal Show, with Captain Ricardo The Riches, Forrester and Lloyd, Ines Mon¬ tague and the Klnetoscope week of 15. MILES and the Lioness; Sensational Smithson. In his leap the gap; Blanch Yancey. In Illustrated THEATRE (I. C. Speers, mgr.) The English songs: vandevllle. moving pictures, roller skat¬ Rocker Girls, DeLano Brothers, Ann Crewe and ing. dancing, concessions, etc. SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS Company, iva Donette, The Great Mathews. L. lna Randall and the Mllescope week of 15. W^HXIAM W. SHELLEY. PRINC1»S niEATRB (F. C. Priest, mgr.) ST. LOUIS.—OLYMPIC (P. Short, mgr.) E. J. HAYDEN A CO., Manley and Sterling. Alpha Trio, Manahan Rottert Edeson In The Call of the North week of Brtdhers. Sid Allen, Lillian Dnbay and the mo- Feb. 14, The Girl from Gottenburg week of 106-110 Broadway, BROOKLYN, N. Y. tUm pIctuD-s week of 15. ORPHEUM THE- Feb. 21. CENTURY (W. D. Cave, mgr.) Louis Fifteen yean at one stand without change of management during that time. o- Bs.finond. mgr.) Russell Brothers. Mann In The Man 5\Tio Stood Still week of Feb. 55 ill Rogers, Three Moshers, Basque (Juartette. 14. Olga Nethv'rsole week of Feb. 22. GAR¬ E. J. HAYDEK, President and Manager. Mr. a

TEN MINUTES RIDE FROM CENTRE OF CITY. Iff A MTEII ATTRACTIONS, NEW CONCESSIONS, NEW ■■AN I RIDING DEVICES. Every concession let new this ■■ i year. We have a theatre seating 1,200 to lease. This WHITE CITY theatre did $40,000 last season with Cotric Opera. State plainly what you NEW ORLEANS, LA. Population 400,000. have and want in your first letter. Opens April 17, 1909. WHITE CITY CONSTRUCTION CO., the only amusement park in the CITY. NEW ORLEANS. LA., 26 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

Rraatz, Selma (O. O. 11.): Indlanapolia, Ind.; (’renay. Will M., A Rlanche Dayne (Hinplr*): (Coluuilda I Cincinnati. O., March 1-6. I’aterRon. N. J.; (Grand) Ryracnae, N. T.. Harry. Edwina. Wm. Rlrbarda A Co. (Green March 1-8. liolati: Rrooklyn. N. Y. Carllal»'a, Ad., Dofta A Ponle* (Majestic): Rell. Cliaa. 11. (Arcade): Minot. N. D. Minnea|H>llR. Minn. Rernler A Stella (tfrpheum): Ilartishnrg. Pa. Cliinier Comedy (jiiirtet (RIJon): Rlack. Violet (Orpheum): Spokane. Wash. Mich.; (.Majestic) Ann Arbor. March 1-8. Rrittons. The (Keith's!: Providence. R. I. Ciirtla. Samuel J., A Co. (Poll’sl: Wilke* Hurt. Casa, A Geo. Kem (Rennett's): Quebec, Rarre, Pa.. (Orpheum! Altoona March t-6. Can. Connelly A Webb (Orpheum): Han Pranclac*. Rellow*. Temple A Aller (Orpheum): Oklahoma Cal., 28 March 1.1. City, Okla. Citttys. Six Musical (Poll's): Worcester. M*m.; Rayrooty Rros. (Vandette): Rlloxl, Mis*. (Poll's! Rrldgeport. Conn.. March 1-8. Rennlnsrton, R. A D. (Creacent): Nashville, A Sterling (SceiHc): Marshall. Tenn. "o-. 22-'2-»: (Prlnceas! Ix>xlngtoa 25-27; (Lyr Cantna. I.a>ila: En route with the Ruster Rrown Ic! Concordia March 1-3; (I>yrlc| Junctloa Western Co. See Musical Routes. City 4 8. Managers and performers are respectfully requested to contribute their dates for this depart- ^ Cavana: En route with the Fay Foster Co Cralne l/ng-Cralne Co. (Winter Gardea); New ment.t. Routes must reach The Billboard Saturday, to insure publication. See Rurlesque Routes ' Orleans, I.a. The Billboard forward* mail to all professionals free orof charge. Members of the profession ; Chapman Sisters- En route with the Avenue ('roueb A Richards (Orpheum); Allentown. are invited, while on the road, to have their mail addressed in care of The Billboard, and it Glrle. S<'e Rurlesque Routes. v- _ rwi.... t. will be forwarded promptly, Chase, J. Percy (Rljou): Oshkosh Wls., Dec. ' Rurke, John P. (Empire): Springfield, 111., 27. Indef. ( liaotl (Hippodrome!: Putney, Eng., March - March 1. Indef. Coe. Ile-iry: En route with W. A. Mabara's „,* *• . r» i,.. s.iv,.. vci.k _ , ...... Rurton A Burton: En route with Al. Beeves' Minstrels. See Minstrel Rotite*. Cls.uon A Drew Telegrams inquiring for routes not Reauty Show. See Burlesque Routes, Cogswells. Three Cycling: Touring Mexico, Clr f^onley, Anna A Effli (Bennetts!. Ilamlltoa. given in those columns will he ignored Beyer.ne.ver, B-'n.i5"n. A« Rro.isro. (Colonial!:lunionun: Lawrence,i*twrence, 1 Trevino indefind^f Lun, unless answers are prepaid. J.’®'k 'm I Cohen. Louis’M. ((Cameraphone): Brooklyn,Brooklyn. N. Grane.I’""''- ^Ir. A Mrs. Gardner (Bennett's):(Bennetts): Ham Bijou Comedy Trio (National!: Steubenville. II Yv Indefina»r . e j , iit<»n,llton. iCan. tin. i. Cunniiighaui A MarlonMarlou (Hathaway's): Lowell.Lowell,

PERFORSSmtS’ !D^7ES. Rutler. Tom (Orpheum): Reading, Pa.;P*.; (Po-(Po¬ i f,^1* ’, Cullen. James H. (Orpheum): Spokane. Wash.; _ il*s»ll's! Wilkes-BarreWllkee-Harre March 1-6,1-6. i Coluinlda MuRJeal Trio: En ronte with DeRne (Oritheiimi(Oriiheum! Seattle 28*Marrh28-M«rrh 6. f\(7hwn no fiatp So pivpn ppbniarv Rlrdland (proctor's 12.'ith St.): New York City; , _ V*"*’,''*'**- Minstrel Routei^ Curtis A Curtos (Family!: Mabanoy City, Pa.; VWIirn MU uaie is ((IVCII rcuruiuy (Keith's! Philadelphia. Pa., March 18. I * Tucker's (Family) Erie 28-March 8. Belioiit Duo (Star): Hartford City, Ind.; (Em-| “how. See Tent Show Route*. Ccsty.Ccsly. Arthur (Gaiety): Rangor,Rangor. Me. 22-27 is to be supplied.) pin*! Cincinnati, O.. March 1-6. Cook A Matlisnn; En ronte with Mr. Hamlet of Cromwell A Sanise (Majestic); Lincoln, Neb Rradon. Sarah, A Ben S. Meara (Majeatlc): Proadway. See Musical Routes. Celialloa, Ilelariou A Rosalie (Orpheum): New Adams. Edward B. (Wlntergarten): Berlin, | nHlln’s.Dallns. Tex.; (Majestic! Houston March 1-8 | Crawford. Pat; En route with HI Henry's Orleans. La. Ger.. Mari'b 1-31. i Rlack A Jones (G. O. H.): Indianapolis, Ind.. Minstrels. See Minstrel Routes. Carter A Blueford (Columbia); Clnrlnnstl. O. Aldridge, ('has.: En route with the Bound-Lp. j -jS-Marcb 6. Chlnqiillla. Princess, A A. Edward Newell Christy A Willis (Majestic): Johnstown, Pa. St-e Dramatic Routes. , Roranl A .Nevaro (Orpheum): Salt Lake City, (Marlon); Marlon. O.; (Bijoui Ixiraln March palo Bros.: En route with the Two Johns. See AIvnrattas. Thc-e: En route with the Jersey ' ftah: (Oq heiim) Peiver. Col., 2SMarcli 6. Miisl'-al Routes. Lilies. See Rurlesque Routes. | b„v«Boys p,III BlueBine (Proctor's 5th Ave.l: New- -York | Conroy, I.a- Malre A Co. (Poll's): Hartford. D.arrellD.arrell. ILawrence: awrene En route with HI Henry's Alvin A Hendrix: En route with Al. O. Fields City;City: (Proctor's 125th St.)8i New York City - Conn ; (Proctor's) Albany. N. Y.. Marchlarch 1-6. Mlnstreis. SeiSee Minstrel Routes. -Minstrels. See Minstrel Routes. Ma'rrh 1-6. March 1-6. di i, a v. . Chambers. Lyster (Majestic); Milwaukee,ee. Wla.;Wls • D'.krvllle. IreneIrene. En route with Ms's New Anderson A Ellison: En route with George Sid- i Blampliln A Hehr (Rljou! 1 (Columbia) St. I»u1b, Mo., 28-March 6. Husband Central Co. See Musical Route*. ney Co. See Musleal Routes. Baltimore." * v/I*"***!!Md., March ^^y**?* 1 ( ■ (Columbia! St. I»uls, Mo.. 28-March 6. Husband Cent! Baltimore. Md., March 1-8- k v vt Cahill. Wm. (Empire): Paterson. N. J.; (Proc(Proc- Davis Bros.: En route with HI Henry'* Mln- Austin. Harry C. (Ori>h?um): Savannah, Ga., ; Bolducs. Musical (Star): Rolduea. Musical (Star): Ithaca. N. Y., 22 . tor's)tor'a) Newark March 181-6. strcls. See Minstrel Riaiti-s. luilef. ■ 24; ((irand,(Oraml) Elmira 25-27;25-27 (Antique) Water- eh^sslno*Chasslno ^Temple);(Temple); Detroit.Detroit, Mich.; (Cixik'i(Ctxik's DeCl«>o A LaVellle (Grand); .Maryavllle. O., In' Allen Edgar (Keith's): Providence, R. I.; | town Mareh 1-8. town Mareh 1-8. OH)O. H.) RoeheaterRochester. N'N. YY., March 11-6. 8 def. (Keltli'si Boston. .Mass., March 1-6. Rriino Kramer Trio (MajestI Bruno Kramer Trio (Majestic): Houston, Tex.; ; Carietta (IlTthaway's^’(Hathaway's): liwellIxiwell. Masl;Mass.; (Mo(Mo- Detinzo Bros. (Hippodrome): liOndon, Eng., Ahern, ('has.. Troiiiie (Majeatlc): Johnstown. (Majestic) Galveston MarehMar 1-6 Pa.; (Keith's) Cleveland. O.. March 18. | Butler A Bassett (Orpheiii hawk) Seheneetady. N. Y., March )-6. -March 1-31. Clnre, Raymond (Main St.): Peoria. HI.; (Mt DeRob«-o. Count; En rotite with W. A. Mah*- Adelalrle.AdVnidi'^Ial'etRe'A Lal'etite. A FtoVFour Diintl^Dainty Dancers (Or(Or- ; (BoH's! Wilkes-Barre‘ ^MMa ?eh , Clnre. Raymond (Main St.): Peoria. HI.; (Mt DcRob.-o. Count: En route with W. A. Maha- jestlci Cedar Rapids. la., .March 1-6. ra's Minstrels See Minstrel Routes. pheimi):nheii,?!- Rr^miDnRrooHyn. N.\ Y.;Y (Keith's) Provl- Bradley Ai. DavisM ^ (Lyric):Mt7ici GA, Mich- J*-’**'''' ^edar Rapids. Is.. March 16. ra's Minstrels See Minstrel Riaites. Clark A Turner (Luna); Port Arthur, Can.; DeVere Bros.: En route with Cobum's Min denee.denT RR. L, ManhMareh‘ ^18.8* ‘ " i^v(Vandette! ^Ji M»Mt. Pleasant 8 ’ ' * Turner (Luna): Port Arthur. Can.; DeVere Proa.: En route with Coburn's Min Sneers The' ’ip'a’nsb Hall)- Ithacs N Y- I. r' sitH.nm. 'Theatorlum!• Theatorlum) Ft. William March 1-8.1-6. atrela.atrels. Si-e Minstrel Routes. ■'(Anti.iiiT? Wa\trtt wn^Mareh IC ^ rltlTn sireef» ”pl;rl«^ m ’^xitreh Grolliis.Crolliis. DIek (Orpheum): Oakland.Oakland, Cal.; (Or(Or- Dlani-ind.Diani.ind, Chas.: En route with Ma's New ArlfnaVr Four N J.' I ? i ‘ „ pheum)pbeum) San Francisco 2S-Msr.28-MBr. «.6. Husband Central Co. See Musical Routes. Coakley A McBride (Armory): Binghamton, N. Di'’; Coles. .Musical (Crystal):(a!vV^t,l i^Amanct;’ Alliance. NNeb.;eb.V Vm®;(Prln- Dove. Johnny,J^rh^n^ A MinnieMInh?r I..ee: EnF.n route with March t o < s? iLoi.h Mo Mar^^ 8^ Co\.,i cess)^ I>exlngton.I>exlngton, Mo.. March 1-6. William's Imiierlsls.ImiK-rlsls. See BnrleaqueBurlesque Routes. AnoXan’Trumpeters. Four (Majestic): RookJ Brii.'-'^^yVnV ElghWl’s Co.'.’ '’'.'1“,''“;: .1.^ ., March 16. 31. lidef. font. Ill.; (Stone O. H.) Flint, Mich., March (Orpheum) Al- : chjuko'’((^rphe'.™’;! ‘o" ibarNeiri’; i’ot^heum')(Orpheum) Dunn,D.mn, ' HarveyHane, : En routerou with DeRne Bros.’ Minstrels. See Minstrel Routes, .Mllson Mr. A Mrs. (Orpheum): Sioux City, ; Bennington Bros. (Bowers' O. H.); Dlbblng, . ('gy/jl"^Pp”4*'Bro*"o'(rnheu'm)'^Slonini CltvCity, la*Is.; Buttonn Efri*e. *KnEn riiii***nMiie with Polly of the Clr la.; (Orpheum. Omaha, Neb.. 28-Msroh 6. M,nn ; (RlJmO Superior. Wls.. Mareh 1-6. rornheum) S, pL?,! I'h 1-6. ciiji Eastern Co. 8»-e Dramatic Routes. American Dam-ers. Six (Majestic); Chicago, I Burke's Musical Dogs (Orpheum): OH f^Ry. ' Clavton I’na * A Co (Ornheu'm)- Kansas Cltv i. Ill.: (Columbia) St. Ixnils.Ixnila, Mo.. March 16.1-6 Pa.; (Family) Kane March 1-6. , . '(C„b"' %(' i SuU ^ Kansas City, Duncan A HolTman (Grand): Salt l^ke City, !rch 6. I'tah; (O. H.) Logan 28-Marcb 6. .ktlantls A Fiske (Orpheum): Edmonton, Can.; ! Benau’s. The ‘(Prlncpsa); Columbus. O.; (Or- ' Co'jna'i'ai «Ye- Aberdeen'^*’Gotland n. ^otland. Darmody (Euson’s): Chli-ago, HI.; (Gaiety) (L.ve..um. Calgsry Mareh 16. 1 pheura) Sidney March 1-3; (Orpheum) Troy ;fM*;',./Vne 8 iT R^^ i Alpine Tr<«i|«'. Five (Auditorium); Toledo, O.; j i s. w " ** *■*' Rochdale 15-i»- Milwaukee.Milwaukee, Wls.. 28-M28-Msrch 6. (Empire) Hoboken, N. J.. March 1-6. : Rsries, W. H., A Princess Trixie (Colonial): p,,A Milton (Crescent)- Homestead Pa_ DIekInsen.Dickinson. Rube (Star): .Mnnele, Ind.; (Brosd- riMtearL Ps.. way) Middletown. O., March 1-6. Arnolda. Chas. (O. H.); Waterloo, la.; (.\1-1 Norfolk, Va.; (Orpheum) Reading. Pa., March 00...4. j| , prownsvlile ‘*5'’7- (firand) * .V '** .**’■ 1 hanibra) Milwaukee. Wls.. March 16. , i.(t. *‘'*h 1 ilT“?V.lnvr nluJ,’Grand) 1. p,.•**’ b _ Marcus (Star):<«tar): Lynchburg,1 Vs.; (Star) Adair. Art (Grand); Sacramento, Cal.; (Na-j Bianp)«., Anne (Keith's): Boston, Mass.; 4.(5 ‘ - y) Reaver Fall* Roanoke .MarchMarch L16.6. , , Duiirvz. Fred (.Majestic): Ft. Worth, Tex.; (Keith's) Providence, R. I., March 1-6. Cleveland. Claude A Marlon (Family); Milton. Allen. Leon A Bertie (BIJoni; Virginia, Minn.; ; Burke. John A Mae (Majeatlc): Dalla*. Tex.; ’J’; Mtlton, (.Majestic) Dallas March 1-6. Pa.; (Family) Williamsport March. i!.”'1-6. n D*' Ea.'c SlstiTs tOrphmm): S|>okaoe. Wash.; (Povers O. H.) Hlbblng March 1-6 (MaJ<‘8tlc) Houston March 1-6. Chicago Newsboys' Quartet (Crystal): Brad- Atlantic City Four (Washington): Spokane, Brahama. The (Varieties): Canton, Ill. J C r. .1 . .. . • .VD’’"'*' L (•!riqieHm((Oridieiim) sestoeSeattle 2'JS-Marehb-.Maren 6.o. dork. Pa.; (Family) Hagerstown. Md., March peBoIlen Bros. (City O. ID: Bld.leford. Me.; Wash.: (St.ari Seattle 28-Mareh 6. (Dodge) Keokuk. la., 28-.March 6. Allen Ruth. A Co. (I'oH's): Bridgeport, Conn Rryant A Savllle (Varieties): Canton. Ill. M /T_1.1 w •I’uittan) Fall River, Mass.. March 1-6. Gl’ffuril A B.*rke (Temple). I^trolt. Mich., Bntiall Bri>*. Three 01. •). 14 ): Bittsbur*. • Boll's) Springfield. Mass., March 1-6. (Gaiety) Springfield March 1-6. (Cook's •*. 11.) Rochester. N. Y., March 1-6. Afidlson A Livingston (Star): Brookhaven, | Brenon. 'Herls-rt. Helen Downing A Co. (Main CanipMI, Emerin, A Aubrey* Ml, ; Yates’(Orpheum);V . ’ III. K T (Maryland) Baltimore. Md., March 1 6. Miss ^oB IiJ,'h 8 ’Grpheum); Bp^ujond. Bob. Trh.: Allegheny, Ps.; (Llber- St.l; Peoria, III.; (.Majestic) Cedar Rap¬ .Minneapolis, .Minn.. 28-.Marrh 6. Alvin. Peter H. (O. IT.) Fairmont, W. Va. ids. la.. March 1-6. Clennont. Jean (Keith's);• *'^i>i,iiBblla1,i« 1mI,i. ii. . Plltsfuirc March 1-6. Annstrong A Verne (Orpheum): Denver. Col. Bellelalr ’Bros. (Bennett’s): Ottawa, Can.; • Hathaway's) Ix>well,L*n *\iMass., ^ Mi Diamond Comisly Four (Lyric): Danville, Ill.; AdsiiiS' E. hlrke A Co (O. ID. Raienna. O. (proctor's) Troy. N. Y.. March 16. Collina A Brown (Keith’s):dlth-J): ’co^lnmlmslColnmlma,CoR ^O.O. AhNitt. Arthur (Hippojiromel. Lexington K.v. i Rartholdy’s Cockatoo* (Rljou): Saginaw, Mich.: . Carrav*. The (Orpheum);luiitnl* Cambridge,r-aiMKrMnM O.<1 fit 111 4-6 And.Tson A Oolnes (Keiths): Philadelphia,, (Pij^i) P.ay City Mareh 1-6. , Chamerovs. The (Garrick): Norristown. P Ib'smond Sisters (Cozy): Houston, Tex.; (Lyr¬ Pa ^ V III Rlram Bomm. B r r r (Empire): Hoboken, N. Clarke. Wilfred (Orpl)eum): Ib-nver. Col. ic) Beaumont March 1-6. Anderson. Richard (Majestic): Chicago. Ill., j.;J.; (Empire) Paterson March 1-61-6. Crane-FInlay Co. (New Sun): SjirlngfleMSjirlnglleM. O. Dick. Ray (Amusouent Palace): Corry, Bs., Ahem. Daniel (Princess): Coshocton. O.; j Barry,!rry, Mr. A Mrs. Jimmie (Orpheum): Easton.Easton, Carlors, The (Brown’s): Texarksns.'Texarksns, Tex'T 2’J24: (Grand) Oil City 'Si'JT: (Rolmer’s) ((Jem) Lancaster March 1-6. ! Pa.:Ba.: (Poll's)(Boll's) Wilkes-Barre March 1-6. Claudius A Scarlet (Orpheum): Ilenver, O Franklin March 1-3; tKamlly) Wcllsvllle, O., Astaire*. The (Orpheum): Los Angeles. Cal., i Blessings. The •Orpheum): Seattle. Wash.; Conn. Downey A Willard (Columbia) 4 6. 22 March 6. (Orjiheum) Portland, Ore., March 1-6. Louis. Mo. Deavea, Harry, A Co. (Grand): Sacramento, Aiolos. Five (Shea’s): BufTalo, N. Y.; (Shea’s) i Bateman. Tom (Poll’s): New Haven. Conn Coote. Bert (Proctor’s): Newark, N. J.; (Em Cal.; (.National) San Francisco March 1-6. Toronto. Can., March 1-6 (Poll’s) Worcester. Mass., March 1-6. plre) Hoboken, N. J., March 1-6. Dreano, John (Keith’s): I'crtlsnd, Me.; Adelman'ii. J<»ep'h. Musical Ensemble (Poll’s): I Blessing. Mr. A Mrs. (Alrdome): Phoenix. ciifTord, FMyth (Gaiety): Springfield. (Keith’s) Boston, Mass., March 1-6. Hartford. Conn Ariz.; (Iris) Globe, March 1-6 (Main St.) Peoria March 1-6. Daly. Lizzie (Vaudeville); Peoria, 111.; (llsy- At th* Country Club (Proctor’s 125th St.): New Bayrooty Bros. (Vandette): Biloxi, Miss. Cassin. Jack (O. H.): Waterloo, la. niarket) Chicago 28-M arch 6. York City; (Boll's) Wilkes Barre, Pa., March | Barnes T. Rov, A Bessie Crawford (Audlto- Charley (Shea's): Buffalo, N. Y. Ib'Mont, “obert,Robert, to.Co. (Empire);(Empire): IPittsfield, Ittsfield. .Mass. AuVfln A sweet (Empire): Edmonton, Alts., | T’ F^^rn’r (‘KumT: ’ = B^■t1’;,''^".•on’{:; I*'"-!;-'Diiiib.ar A* FisherrUher (Rljou):(Bljm..: LsCrosse.LaCro.se Wls. ^ Daleys. The (Bijou): Wcmkwkx ket, R. 1. Adair.Ad^alr! Eddie. A Four Girls (Grand): Hamll jj’'7 (Lm,lo" AnJeDs*'^0. Ang*eleV”2"8 CuVtuT Ciirtig (Family): Mahanoy City, Ba. = Montgomery. Al*.. ton. O. ,68. Coattaa, Three Musical (Orplumm): Schence .'I",', , , „ Adams,Adams. William (Princess):(Princess); St. Johns,Johns. N. B.,B-. 1, Baxter.Baxter, Sldnev (PoH'sl: Waterburv, Conn.; tn^y, N. Y. Dot lairvllle, .Id (Llectrlc). Enid, Okla. Can. I (poll's)(Boll New Haven March 1-6. Callan A Smith (Grand); Portland. Ore.; De Lacey, Florence, A Pro. (.Majeatlc): Cedar Alfiha Trio (Empire): Grand Forks, N. D. Bell. CCrvstal (Yale): Mineral Well*. Tex.. 22 (Grand) Sacramento. Cal., March 16. Alvldo (Bijou): Tulsa. Okla. i 2424;'- (People's)i Weatlierford 25-27; (Panther) Carson. Chas. R.: Wallaceburg, Out.. Can., Dagneau. Clara, A Boys (Wigwam): Sin Fran- Alvarado’s Goats (G. O. H.): Rome. Ga. Ft! ^Worth March 1-6. .March 1-6. cisco. Cal. Almc Allaire Trio (Bijou): Greeley, Col.; (BI- Burtiirt Nellie (Crvstall: Braddock Pa.; (Mo Clark. .Marie (Plj(ai): DCrosae, Wls.; Aus- Du|>llle, Ernest A. (Orpheum): Chlllleothe, O. Jnu) Cripple Creek March 1-6. zai-t)zsrt) Elmira. N. Y.. March 1-6. tin. .Minn., March 1-6 Diiiilap, Adeline (Dominion)' Wlnnl|H‘g, Can. Arakl's Troupe (Emnlre): Milwaukee. Wls. 1 BamoirBamold's Dogs and Monkey Actors (Pantages’): Angell Sisters (O. H.l: Rural Retreat. Va. SaersSacramento, Cal.; (Wigwam) San Francisco Alierna The (Lubln’s Palace): Philadelphia, |I MareMarch 1-6. Ba.; (I'ergola) Allentown March 1-6. Ba.aderBaader-LaVelle Trio (Main St.): Peoria, Ill.; A Lamb In Wall Street (Empire): Hoboken. 1i (Bijou)(Bljo Lansing. Mich., March 1-6. N. .1., March 1-6. BensonBenson. Belle (Lyric); Grand Rapids, Mich.; DON’T PATRONIZE US Abclier A Maye (WlnniT): Al egbeny. Pa., Bbsksom A Burnes (Majeatlc): Denver, Col. take and look pleased aL then give us Feb. 1. Indef. Rowers. Walters A Crooker (Orpheum): Berrlsn. Steve (Gellette) Findlay. O.. Indef Kranelseo. Cal., 21-March 12. your business. Bisping. Tom (IllpiKslromei: New York City, 1 Ra)rett, Marjorie (National): San Francisco, Indef. I (’,,1.; (Bell) Oakland March 16. Blanchard. Cliff: En route with A Rcyal Slave. BImboa. The (Bijou): Benton Harbor. Mich. See Dramatic Routes. Banyan. Alfrixi (Family); .Muscatine, la. MUSIC FOR tLL HUES OF PIMOS. Brachard. Paul (Clrco Bell): Mexico City, BIreli John (Queen’s): San Diego, Cal. •Mex.. Indef, Rurton Sisters (Austin A Stone's): Boston, Brady A Mahoney: En ro^ite with Irwin's Big Mass. Per roll for a doaen or more. Show. See Burlesque Routes. Bar)>er A Palmer (Comet): Red Oak, la.; Brlxton. L. Taub; En route with the Phantom (Comet) Clartnda March 1-6. U25 Less than a doaen EI>S0 eaeh. Detective. See Dramatic Routes. Bowser, S. M. (Orpheum): Chattanooga, Tenn. Brown. .Milt: En route with the Round-Up. Rsrry A Wolferd (Msjestlc): Johnstown, Pa. See Dramatic Boittes. (Maryland) Baltimore, Md., March 16. UNITED STATES MUSIC CO. Buckley’s Dogs: Havana, Cuba., Feb. 21-Marcb ; Rootblirk Quartet (Colonial): Lawrence, Mass.; 15. I (Hathaway's) New Bedford .March 1-6. LANQKST MAKERS IN THE WORLD. Bndnlk. Steve (Barrlson): Waukegan. III., ; Big City Quartet (Orpheum): Y'onkers, N. Y.; Indef (Colonial) New York City March 1-6. 1030-36 N. Western Avenue, CHICAGO, U. 8. A. Bullock. Chas. A. (Casino); Elklas, W. Va., Byron A Langdon (Oriibeum); Oaklanil, Cal.; Writs fer Catalogua. ■ Jan. 25. Indef. (Oridieum) lx* Angeles 28 March 12. FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Tti

Diamond. I.*** F (F«mtl.T); BIIIIdk*. Mont. | Force, Frederick A Mildred Williams (Bijou): | DfCrotvau. Win. K. (Kraplre): San Francisco. ' ()r^ange. N. J.; (Bijou) Brooklyn, N. Y., Mar.

Dc*MarIo & Bell (Family): Muscatine, la.; | Gardner. F,ddle (Rookfort Gardens): Kingston ■ (Hljoiii l»ubuck. | Gehhart. West A Berner (Iltppoilrnme): Pitts burg. Pa.; (Temple) Kane .March 1-3; (O. H.) ^ r>.«fer A Sales (Keith’s): I'rovldence, R. I. j Warren 4 6. Davtell Madge (Theatorlum): Renora. I’a. Goss.ans Bot.hy (Empire): Buffalo, N. Y.; > Deimain A Harrold (Majestic): Chicago. 111. (Star) Geneva March 1-6. D,. I.l.-Ie. Juggling ((J. O. H.): Syracuse. N. Gabriel, Kid. A Co. (Pantages'): Tacoma. Wjish.; (Pintages’) Portland, Ore.. 2S-March Dl'on. Bowers A Dixon (Bennett’s): Hamll- : 6. ton. Can. Gllkey. Fthel (Majestic): Ft. Worth. Tex.; Dors.h A Russell (Bijou): Lansing. .Mich., (Mah-Stlcl Dallas 2S March 6. Marh 1 «. _ „ Garden City Trio (Majestic): St. Paul. .Minn.; DeTellem. Joe. A Co. (Family): Tolerlo, O. Biloii) |)es Moines. la., March I d. I m-Camia, Alice, A P. F. Keough (Majestic): I Grant. Burt A Bertha (.XudItorlum): Lynn. 1 MAKE YOU Denver. Col. Mass.; (Hathaway’s) Lowell Mar<-h 16. ‘ Donald. Peter. A Meta Carson (Oriihenm): Kan- Grimm A Satchell: Boulder. Col.; (Crystal) ’ saa City. Mo. . . _ Denver March 16. 1 Emmett A McNeill- En route with the Two Gardner A St.stdsrd (Lyric): Newark. N. J.: A PROMISE! Johns. S»‘e Musical Routes. (.American Music Hall) Chicago, III., March Evans. Billy (Tivoli I: Sandpolnt. Ida.. Indef. 16. Ellsworth, Eugene. A Edna Earlle Lindon (Or- Gilroy. Harnes A Montgomerv (Orpheum i: .41 plieiimi: Vancouver, B. C.. Can.; ((Jrand) lentown. Pa.: (Orpheum) Easton March 16 Victoria March Tfl. Grajham A Townsend i Metropolitan): Circle. Eldrld. (Jonbin. A Co. (Chase’s): Washington. vllle. O.. 2'2-2l; (Ontheum) Chlllh-othe 2.'i'27 No matter what happens during this crisis or afterward, I will D. C.: (Colonlsll Lawrence. Mass.. March 1 6. Goislman. Jev* (Bljcaii: Erie. Pa.: (Electric) Ex(»raln 4 6. take care of you through thick and thin! I will see that my cus¬ (Keith's) Portland. .Me.. March 1 «. Gallettl's Monkeys, No. 1 (Walker O. H.): Ely. J Frank (Eiiiplrei: IIolHiken, N. J.; (Em¬ Cha)npalcn. Ill. tomers get the best films and the test service on Cod’s {ircen pire) Paterson March 1-6. Georgetfys. Great (Stan: Seattle. Wa«h. Ernie, E.ldle A M.ay (Lyric): Lawrence. Kan.; Gerken. Ed. (.Alrdomei: Jacksonville. FIs. earth and at the very lowest price that can be made. I will (Mvstlc) Pittsburg 2S-Mareh 6. GIrdeller’s Dogs (Wigwam): San Francisco, Edwards. Sliortv (American): Elyria. O.. 22- Cal. live np to this promise if it takes every cent I’ve got. -What¬ 24: (Blloiii I,oraln 2.5-'27; (Orjiheum) Zanes¬ Gavlor, Charles (Vandevllle): Greenslsiro. N. ville Man'll MS. C. ever I do will he done for the interest of my customers; for Edwsnls. Fre.1 R (Phllllpsi: Richmond, Ind.. Gordon A Marx (Orphenm): Denver, Col. 22 24: (Broadway) Middletown. (>.. 2.''i 27; Grlttith'Thelnja Cn. (I.yrle): Rome. N Y. (ilridieunil Newark .March 13; (Drpbeiimi GDI A .Ak<'r ) Hath i wav's): Brockton. Mass. their salvation is my salvation! .\ow, gentlemen, if yon are Msiisfleld 4 6. Gilmore Sisters; E'i«1ey. .\Ia. Evans, Bessie (Crandl: San Diego. Cal.; (Em¬ Gennaro A His Venetian Gondoliers Bsnd (Co¬ on the fence, if yon are the least bit in ilonbt which way to pire) Los .Vngcles March 1-6. lumbia*' Cincinnati. O. Eilnian A Oaylor (Stan: Piinxsutawney, Pa., Glose. Augusta (Columlda): Cincinnati, O.. jump—stick with me and you’re absolutely safe! If yon are l.'i 17: (Star) DiiBols IS'Jl); (Fanillyl Ford Msri'h 1-6. Cltv 22 24. Gons (Poll’s): New Haven. Conn. CARL LAEMMLE, President. (Pastime) Leavenworth March 1-6. Ovileck (Comet); Crtston, la.. 2.'(-27; (Comet) Edwards A England (Crystal): Owosso, .Mich. Re,l Oak. Marc)) 16. Eddy Family (C. O. II. i: (irand Rapids. Mich. Gorman A Pell (Family); Lebanon, Pa. Eilwards', Hus, Sohl Boys A Hlrls (Orpheum): Gath. Karl A Erma (Shecly's); Norwich. Denver. Col. Conn. The Laemmle Film Service Emervs, The (Family): Indianapolis, Ind. Goodhue. O L. (Vaudeville): Huron. S. D., Erringcr, Mahelle E. (Majestic): Ann .Arbor, March 1 6 Mien Goet*. Nat (Orphi-um): Troy. O. I Headquarters, 196-198 Lake Street, Chicago. Eckert A Berg (.Armory): Binghamton. N. Y. Goi1r>-.r A Henderson t Lyric): Mobile. .Ala.. Emmett. Oracle. A Co. (Majestic): .Milwaukee. Marc 1-6 BIO HUSTLING OFFICES IN: WIs.: (Haymarket) Chicago, Ill.. 2s March 6. Gardiner A A’Incent (Columbia): Cincinnati, O.; Emmett, Mr. A Mrs. Hugh J. (Keith's): Port¬ (Mary Anderson) L*a).svllle. Ky.. 'JS March Omaha, Neb. Memphis, Tenn. Minneapotis, Minn. Salt Lake City, Utah. land, Me. s 6. Portland, Ore. Montreal, Quebec. Evansville, Ind. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Ennor. Ji>hn (Pastime): Jacksonville. Fla. GrIgolOI’s Aerial Ballet (Mary .Anderson): Lou¬ Eckhotr A Gonlbi) (Majestic): Ci^lar Rapids, isville, Ky. la. Hall A Harrwld: Ft. Worth. Tex.. Indef. I AM A JOBBER OF POWER’S MACHINES. Evers. Oeo. W (Malestlc): Houston. Tex. Hamer. Gny. A Co. (Cameraphone); Omaha. Evans. Emita A Evans (Orand): Cleveland. O. N’e)i.. Dec. 7. Indef. English Belles, Four (Crystal): I)<‘nver, Col. Harcoiirt. Frank: En route with A Bunch of Faladiix. Camille; En route with Rice A Bar¬ Kevs Co See Musical Rmites. 6 ton's Gaiety Co. See Burlesi|ue Risites. Harnioalons Four iGeni): St. Lmils. Mo., In Feathers. Ia>k WE ARE Fox A Hughes (Cr.vstall: Elkhart, Ind., Indef. Stock Co. See Dramatic Riaitcs. Fa,\e. Kitty. A Co. (iirplieiini): Oil City. Pa.; Havs A Graham: En nsite with the John W. iF.imllyi Kane March 16. Vogel Xtinstrels. See Atlnsfrel Rmites. Fink, Henry iLondoni: New York Clt.v; lEm- Henly. Jeff A I.avem: En route with Rice A plrei St-henoetady March 16. Barton's Gaiety Co. .See Burlesip\e Rout>‘«. Direct Importers Frotliingham A Deiiliam (Yale): Kansas City, Heoker. Freddie W. (Parlor): Sui>erlor. WIs.. 'to.; (MIchelson) Grand Island, Neb., 2S- Nov. 23, Indef, AND THEREFORE Marcli «. Hedge. John. A Ponies (Empire): San Francis¬ Fields. Harry W., A His Naiiaiii-es (Lyric): co. Pal.. Jan. 2o, Indef, Dayton. ().; (Keltii'si Coluiiihiis. March 16. Henehev. Wm.: En route with Polly of the Fre( man's Goats (Scenic Teni|de): Chelsea, Circus Eastern Co. S"-e Dramatic Rrsttes. Mass.; (Scenic Temple) Marllioro March 1-6. Herts'rf A Brown: En route with .A1. G. Kield's Headquarters Frey Frio (Majestic): Dallas. Tex.; (Majes¬ Mlnatrels. Siv Minstrel Routes. tic) Houston Marc'll 1 6. Henletfe. T'oh A Mae (Standanl); Ft. Wortl:. Fr.winl (Orpheum I: Harrisburg. Pa.; (Orph- Tex.. Indef. For United States. _ cum) .Altisina March 16. Howard. Ed la (Crystal): I^gansport. Ind., In Fl.inn. Earl (Majestic); D«-trolt. Mich.; (New def. Rotdnsoii) Cincinnati, (>.. .March 1-6. Hb'kman Pros. A Co. (Poll’s): Ni w H iven. Send for Samples and Prices if yon want Fill) In a BosnIIng Hisise (('has«-’s): Washing¬ Conn.: (Poll’s) WaterhTirv Msn-h 1 6. ton, I). C.: (.Maryland) Baltlnw>re, Md., .March Hsrvey Elsie. A Field Boys (Star): OIJ City. -J the best in quality and price. Dealing Pii.; (S'lea’s) Itiiffalo. N. Y.. March 16. Fern ,A Mack (Empire): MacLeod. .Alto.. Can. Iletir.T A Young ICrystaD: I)enyer, Cot.; with us.yon deal with the Largest Streetmen's Supply House in America. Flildler A Shelton (Temple): Detroit. Mich. (Crystal) Pueblo March 1 6. FsnliHis. Tliree (I’antages): Portlanil. Ore. Henderson A Thomas (Oriihenm): Boston ’’Square Deal for Everybody” is our slogan. (Jet onr Free Catalogue. Hcnieu A Rotli (Majestic); (ialveston, Tex. Mass.; (O. O. H.) Hartfonl. Conn.. March Finlay A- Bii.'ke (Keith's) Philadelphia, Pa. 16. Mrst. Barney (Crysl.il): Trinidad. Col. Holmes. Seven (Keith’s): Phlladehvhla. Pa.; Helds A Hanson (Terrace): Belleville, .N. J. (Pnwtor’a 12.'ith St.) New York City. March Fairchilds. Mr. A Mrs. Frank (Theatorlum): I 6. Specialties Miles City. Mont. N* SHURE C0«p Chicago, ni. Horton A I.aTrlska (Poll’s): Watcrhnry. Conn.; Fisher. Mr. A .Mrs. Perkins (G. O. ID: Wheel l)|ows^ll Boston. Mass., March 16. lug. W. Va. HoMswivrlhs, The (Famllv): I.afayette, Ind.; Florence Trimpe, American (Orpheum): Rook- (I.yrlc) Moldle. Ala., March 1 6. Designed, constructed and fonl. 111. Harris Prothers Threa* (Lyric); Cnlontown. Fields, \v. C. (Pris’tor's): Newark, N. J.: Pa,, 22 24; (Family) Braddoi k 2S'27. decorated. Flag and bunt¬ I Keith's) Philadelphia, Pa.. March 16, Hyde, Pol) A Bertha; Charlotte. N. C.: (Gai¬ riechtl's. Otto. Tyrolean (Juintette(JuIntette (Wal(Walker O. ety) Asheville March 16, ing decorating of buildings. H.); Champaign, III. Amusement Parks Hunter A Duncan iS'ar): Ihumra. Pa.. 22 24: Fagan. N-Ksllea A Paxton. (Million Ihdiar (Star) Monessen 20 27; (Gem) Monongabela Arches and floats built for celebrations. Street Fair Fronts, Scenery I’ler): Atlantic City, N. J. March 1-3: iStar) Charleroi 4 6. Hjdding, Pauline, A Co. (tirand): Haiullton, Hickman. Wills A Co. it). H ): Greenville. O.; and Side Show Painting. 1931 (.Auditorium) Cincinnati March 1-6. F. M. CHAMBERS, Broadway, New York. Fisher A Fisher (People's): Philadelphia. Pa. Hughes A Cole (Criterion); Atlantic City. N. coyer. Eddie (Orpheum): Montgomery. Ala. J.; (HIppoilrome) Harrisburg. Pa.. March 1-6. l-rancls A Crisis (Bijou): Bemidjl, Minn.; (Or- Hewitt. kYeil (.Arcade): Toleilo. O.; (Prince##) pheiim) Hlhhing .March 16. Coliimhns Alareh 16. esgan. NissIUhi a Paxton (Colonial); Rich Ilolmen Bn>s. ICryslal); Braddock. Pc.; (Au¬ ^ mond. Va. ditorium) York Marrh 16. Pern A Mark (I,yreum): I^ethbrldge, Alta., AT LIBERTY! Hamilton. .Ann. A Co. (M itaMir); Little Rock, i All. Ark.; (Majestic) Ft. W.ffSk. Tex.. March 1 ^’^MiTrcti Ulaymarket): Chicago. Ill., I 6. Hlllyera. Three (Dixie): Jackion, Miss.; (Gem) Franklins, Four (Orpheum); Kansas City. Mo. Meridian March 16. ; A-1M. F. Operator and Eledrician * Kirkwood (Majestic): Denver, Hoffmana. Cycling: Chicago, HI.; tBtosc) Flint, Mich.. March 1 6. Op«rat# any mak# of macblnp, lector# all plcturva. A dwldvd featur#: also lady planlat. Salary Felton A Hatnea (Royal); Oalvestoo. Tex. low If (•layad at one*. Write or win*. C. D. WOBTH. Monmonth, Ilia. 'Bier. Leo (Orpheum): Sioux City, la. (ContInuevI on page 30.) 28 Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

VALENTINE.—CHURCH S OPERA HOUSE ■ CORRESPONDENCE. | (O. Church, mgr.i Big Jim 11-12. I YORK.—YORK OPERA HOUSE (W. I). I (Coutinued from page 25.) | Fisher, mgr. I .Meadowlinsik Farm 10; Lincoln's Blrtlnlay Celebration 12; Germaine, York Col- Feb. 21. OAYETY (O. T. Crawfonl. mgr.) The I h'ge Lectun- Course, l.'l; Ma's New Husband Behman Sliow week of Keb. 14; Harry Bryuota I 1.5; The .Smart Set IS; Two Johns 20; Royal ' week Feb. 21. I Slave March 2: Flower of the Ranch 5; A WILL J. FARLEY. Knight fur a Day 11. Puhlic Sentiment Is With You! ST. JOSEPH.—THKITLF. THEATRE (C. U. i Phllle.v, mgr. t Win. H. Crane In Father anil NEW HAMPSHIRE. : the Ro.v* l.'i: Cimilng Tliro’ the Rye 17; The j DOVER.—CITY OPERA HOUSE (Corson and Mimic World I!) 20; Jaa. J. Corliett 27. LY- King, nigrs.l Siiernian’a Moving Plcturea 1.3; i CECM THEATRE (C. C. I'hllley. mgr. I Smart , The Man of the Hour IS; Sherman’s .Moving It is the result of the wifiespread publicity we have suc¬ Bet 14 1.5; In Wyoming I0'17; IVaaliington So- j I’lctures anil Illustrated songs ‘20; Paid In Full ■clety Glrla lK-20; Cowimy and the Thief 21-22; | 25. East l.ynne 2:1 24; Star Show Olrla 2."> 27. j NASHUA.-NASHUA (A. H. Davla. mgr.) ceeded in gaining for mdependent exhibitors, and now you will LYRIC THEATRE (R. Van Houten. mgr. i Dan Haley, Vennett and Manley, Frank Yen- North Broa." Stuck Co. week of IS. CRYSTAL : nett. Illuatratixl songs and moving pictures week reap the benefit. People everywhere want to patronize the (Fri-d Co'inan. nigr. i The bill for week 14, | of 9; Whiteside Strauss Co. week of 1.5. Dan Sherman. Mattel DeFureat and Co., I’at- | PORTSMOUTH.—.MUSIC HALL (F. W. Hart- , independent exhibitors and are already doing so. teraon and Co. and othera. BIJOU DREAM (J. ' ford. mgr. I Forty-five Minutes from Broadway . N. Bill, mgr, I Vaudeville week of 14. ROLL- ■ 11: Uncle I'oin’s Cabin IH; Andrew .Mack 19. i AWAY RINK (Don W’. Stuart, mgr.i Roller 80MERSW0RTH. — SOMERSWORTH (Peter akating. AUDITORIUM. RbiMla Royal Clroua ; Gagne, mgr.i Sherman's Moving Pictures 12- ; 15 and week JESS J. WAGNER. 14: Vlldac 22: Royal Runaway 23; Sherman’s GRASP THIS OPPORTUNITY! BONNE TERRE.—LY'CEUM THEATRE 1W. t Moving Pictures 19-20. J. Conway, mgr.i la-iia Rivera 19; h'lalier Shipp Co. 24; The Holy City, March K. NEW JERSEY. COLUMBIA. -COLUMBIA THEATRE (R. B. Don’t kill the hen that laid the golden egg, but cater to ATLANTIC CITY.—APOLLO (Fred Moore. . Stocka. Jr., mgr.i lale of Spice 9; Local High mgr.) Rrewster’a .Millions 15; Peck's Bad j 8ch:tol En:ert ilnment 12; James J. Corbett In the desire of patrons. Let them know that you are independ¬ Roys 10-17; Sicilian Players 18-20: Elks’ Min¬ Facing tile Music 24. . strels 2027. YOUNG’S PIER THEATRE. An CLINTON.—BIXMAN OPERA HOUSE (Chas. ' ent, and you’ll have crowded houses. You can do this on na Eva Fay, Robert DeMott Trio. Gorman and Blxmaii, mgr.i Lyman Howe 8; University Glee West. The Raloits, Ford and Swor. The Dream- j Club 10: The Thief 24. your advertising posters and by projecting a slide in your ers and moving pictures we<-k of 15. S.kVOY. i DE SOTO.—.lEFFERSON (Leon Herrick i -Moving pictures, songs and vaudeville week of mgr.i I^-n.i Rivera 20; The Holy City March 1; ' 15. CRII'ERION. Moving [dctiires, songs and . theatre, reading as follows: Two Orplians l.’l. vandevllle week of 15. STEEL PIER. Ves JEFFERSON CITY.—JEFFERSON (Richard salla and his band. STEEPLE CHASE PIER. Asel, mgr.i Cmiilng Thro' tlie Rye 20; Mor Moving pictures snd vaudeville. YOUNG’S gan Stock Co. 22 and week; James J. Corbett NEW PIER roller RINK. Skating band con- In Facing the Music 23. ci-rts. etc. JOPLIN.—CLUB (L. F. Ballard. mgr.i i INDEPENDENT PICTURES ONLY Blanche Walsh 9; canceled; A Millionaire Tramp HOBOKEN.—EMPIRE (A. M. Bruggeman. mgr.; J. F. Krobn. bus. mgr.) Edward Davis ' 13; The Cowhov and the Thle' 14; The Thief SHOWN HERE. and Co, Wills and Hassan. Monroe and Mack. 15; Land of No.! 10. SHUBERT (J. W. Plek- ' Warren Kean, Pellson, Goldie and I..ee, Rimm, son. mgr. l Wolfe Stock Company In .V Bach : Bonim, B-r-r-r week of 2*2 Bert Coote and C3>., i THEY ARE THE BEST. rior'a Romance 14 and week. NEW LYRIC j Irene LaTiair, AWl and Irwin. Zeno, Jordan and (Chas. E. Ilislklns. mgr.i Imperal Musical | Zeno week of March 1. LYRIC (N. M. Shenck. Trio, Irfwls and Harr. The I^eavys. Art Graudl. | mgr. I Vaudeville and Hiimanoacope pictures. Lyric Orchestra In descriptive overture and OD'MPIC. Vaudeville, moving plcturea and ' the Lyrlcacope 14 ami week. songs. _ I WRITE FOR IT. IT’S FREE. MONTANA. JERSEY CITY.—MAJESTIC (Frank E. Hen- I BUTTE.—BROADWAY (J K. Hesbt, mgr.) !' derson, mgr.i The Old Homestead 15-20; The The Alaskvn .5 7. ORPIIEU.M (Chester Sutton, Wolf 22 27. BON TON (Thus. W. Dinkins. | Stick it out. Don't sign any agreement, and don’t let nigr.) High-class vaudeville. EMPIRE (!>. M. mgr. I Champagne Glrla 15-20. Miss New , Quinn, mgr.i Pojuilar vandevllle. FAMILY ! York. Jr.. 22-27: Fay Foster March l-«. | anyone sign it for you. Po|iular pilcial vaudeville. LULU THEATRE. I ACADE.MY OF MUSIC (Frank H. Henderson. | Stoi'k Co. In standard plays; change weekly. mgr.i Vaudeville and moving pictures. HELENA.—HELENA OPERA HOUSE (Mr. KEITH A PROCTOR’S (Fred Schelhe, mgr.) I Miner, mgi.l The Donohue Players week of 7. ; Vaurtevl'le. s.

Southern Branch, 158 North Main Street, MEMPHIS, TENN. We Are Now Prepared to Supply our Customers With the Best Service Possible. We are the only House in Chicago Buying the 18 Reels of Licensed Film. X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 27. 1909.

Krlp ft Kripa (Alamo); Charlotte, N. C. Laskv's A Night on a House Boat (Trent*, i ROUTES. Klein & Clifton (Or|iheuml: Omaha, Neb. I Trenton. N. J.; (Proctor’s 5th Ave.) New ' Klngxley, Julia, & Co. (Orpheum): New Or ] York City March 1-6. PEBFOaiCEBS leaiia. I.a. ' Laaky’s Love Waltz (Kelth'a); Philadelphia, | Kelly tc Aahhy (Temple); Pateraon, N. J. ; Pa.: (PoH’a) Scranton March 1-6. i (Cor'tlnwd from page 27.) BANDMEN!! Kremkaremka Bros. (Proctor’s 5th Ave.):Ave.); New YorkYorl ^ Hoboes (Keiths); Philadelphia, Pa.: Our Bis Band Catalas HyiniN & McIntyre (I’oH'bi: New Haven. (■Ity_ j (Proi-tor a l2oth St. I New \ork City March Conn.; (Sliea'al BiifTalo, N. Y., March 16. Kramo Bros. (Lyric): Springfield, Mo. la Raady. Hillman A Kobcrta (V.aiulevllle*: Beckley, Va.; , Ketgan & .Mack' (Star); Cleveland, o'.: (Acad-,' At the Coiintry Club (Proctor’s 12.-.th (Vaudevlllet Richmond March 1-6. >r Music) Pittsburg. Pa.. March 16. ' St.t: New ^ork City; (Polls) Wilkes Barre. Howard's Ponies & Doga (Orpheum): Harris Kaufman Bros. (Majestic)': Johnstown, Pa.; , I’".. March 10. burg. Pa; (Orpheum) Easton March 1-6. (Orpheum) Harrisburg March 1-6. , Lasky s Birdland (Proctor’s t25th St.): New. Hansone (Lyric): Charlottesville, Va.; (Vlr- > Kurtis-Busse Dogs (Arcade): Minot, N. I). York City; (Keith’s) Philadelphia, Pa., March, M«w Holmes Holmes* (Cor.yi: Houston, Tez.; li’^ ; I-o^ky’s I/ndon Johnnies (Poll’s): Bridgeport.; l,nyn Lyoa (Majestic) Dallas 28-March 6. k-' i ^ r.i ' ‘'“"n-l (Doll's) Springfield. Mass., March 1- , Homer, Genevieve (Bijou): Escanaba, Mich. i «' ' Raaly Harris & Hilliard (NUjestlc): Sloui Kails. ProWdence R. 1. LaVIne-OimaroD Trio (Kcith'R); rhlladolphla. Bx, W DuplM I’n. CoraM Harria. Thou. J. (Luhio'a Palace): Phlladel- ; Kratona, rhe i Lukiiahlmas. The (Palarel: KlImarDOck, Eng. laada aU phla. Pa. Hanover 16 .11. I I «: (Grand) Bolton 15 20. ^ la Pc an Hurley. Prank J. (Star); Charlotte, N. C. bl.!! 1 Lvrlc Four (Stare Brooklyn. N. Y. IkrltT. Hale i' Harty (Orpheum): Wichita, Kan. *'"'Luce■•* &* LuceI'”'’'* (Poll's):(Doll’s): Ilartfonl.Ilartfoni. Conn. Hastings & Wilson (Colonial): Lawrence, ’ Cadillac, Mich., (Co- 4 Shannon (Keith’s): Providence, R. mlniio) Detroit 2SMaroh 6. , | BIND INSTRUMENTS Hill. Cherry A Hill (Sluiliart); T’tlca, N. Y. KInsons.KInsons -The’The (Orpheum)(Orpheum): : Sloijz City, lala. ' la>lsi.ols (Alamo):(Alamo); Birmingham. Ala. DRUMS AUNIFONIIt' Hol(nan, Harry (Puritan); Fall River, Mass. j'‘‘"oe A Brlsct^ (Majwtic): Johnstown. Pa. i.HSelle Trio (Lyceum): Cincinnati. O.; (Broad Every band will sav* Hessle. Al. (('nhim-): San Bernardino. Cal. LaMnze Pros.. Three (Casino): Buenos Ayres. way) Middletown .March 1-3; (Pbllli|>s) Rich¬ South America, Dec. 1, Indef. Hutchison. Grade May (Crystal): Anderson mond. Ind.. 4 6. _FREE. Write Today. Ind. ' l-*"”baint. Harry H*: Et* rcmte with the Merry I.nrralne A llowcll (Royal): Galv(uiton, Tez. , Hardman. Joe A. (Majestic): Denver, Colo. Ma)de)is. See Burlesque Routes. Lewis A Harr (Malcstic): Joplin. Mo., Indef. LYON * HCAMT Adams St., CHICAConLLa Holt. Edwin A Co. (Orpheum): Spokane, Wash. Lane Trio: En rmite with .lohn W. Vogel’s Min- f,, Adella (Audliorliim): ’ CIncI strels. S<‘e Minstrel Routes. 28 Mar. 6. I.lniger Trio (National); Steubenville. O. Hugh“s Musical Trio (Poll’s); Wilkes-Barre, LaTour, LucDle; Ln ro>ite with the John Grlf- (.evlno, Dolph A Susie (Majestic): Denver. Col. nth Co. See Dramatic Routes ' Pa., Mar. I 6. Herne. JuUe (Orpheuno: Los Angeles. Cal. laiurence.' Walker (Alvin): Mansfield, O.. «n-I '’^"'“arch'^l'-Sl'. Hufel'Isons, Three (Crystal): Anderson. Ind. Mcl.allen-Carson Duo: En route with the Fash- Hallsinan A Webb»r Sl'stera (Majestic): Pueblo, i I-ce. .Tames P. (Unhiue): L.m Angeles. Cal., i Ion Plates. Sec Burlesipie Routes. Colo.f'r.ir, Indef. Holland. Webb A Co. (Broadway): Middletown.Middletown, i I-d;ra.y; DoIIle (Bijou): Racine. IVis.. Indef. i _..I ' r.ennr. I an.dle (>wis A l,esslngton. hn route with «(lllams i Dramatic R.nitcs. O. Hvlands, Thn-e: Saskaton. Can. LlX'!^nrck: Errwte'wlTh’A^Royal^ niic iiu . Slave.8 . See i ''"/''I"Rwny OirU. Soe ’PnrleRqno nRoute'*, "111; Hylands. Three: Saskatoon. Sask.. Can. Dranutlo Roiit<^R. miji'.' Tr'ained’ ArabianHorse: E. Liverpool, i Lyre*. Three: J" ‘ ''Co.’"Sc'e"">h,sir’s! Rmne*"'””

Hughes Bergere... Sisters A Olcott: Huntsville. LaBordLaBor'd A R.verson ' Valr^d)':(F.ilr.vlandl: Hinton. ’(V.W. KenriickrJ'"" R.-lles, See Burlesipie Routes. Ala.;'chattan.H.ga. Tenn.. 28 Mar. 6. Va.: (1-vrlc) Petersburg, Va.. March 16. Mason A Doran (Sheedy’s): Fall River, Mass., Hill A Whitaker (Majestic): Milwaukee, Wls.: La Fleur. Great (Orpheum): Kansas City, Mo.; Indef. (Havmarket) Chicago, Ill.. Mar. 16. (Orpheum) Memphis. 'Tenn. March 1 6. Melvin... Three: En route with the Brigadiers. Hertzler A Bartell (Dreamland): Reading. O. LeCompt. M. S. (Majestic): Blrnilngham. Ala.; See Biirlesi|ue Routes. 11.,,. oHo • riroitii'a (Majestic) Little Rock. Ark.. March 1-6, anions. Three (Poll si: Scranton. I a., (Keith s Grace (Star): Chicago. 111.; (Proc- Merrlman Sisters: En route with the Rebmau Hlpporlrome) jj' tor’s). Tiv.y, N. Y.. March 1-6. Show. Se? rurlesi|ue Routes. Harveyj*.arveys. FourTour (Orpheum).(Orpheum): IiosIjOs Angeles, Cal.,Cal. , x^no^e: Cripple Crerk, Col.; Victor Millard Bros , Bill A Bob: En route with the 21-Marrh 6. , ^ smi. ii i v» Cracker Jacks. See Burlesque Iloutes. Hayter A Janet (BlJ-m); Moose Jaw, Can.; (Kamllv): Plttston, Pa.; (Vaudette) ■ '‘“naren Comedy Four: En route with the Girls (Starlanih SHKkatf»on 28Maroh 0. Plvnioiith .Marrb 1-6 i **‘‘^''* iiapp.vland. See Rur!e<*ipie Routes. Htbbert & Warren (Orpheum): Portland, Ore.; Samp«on (Orpheum^: Memphfa. .Mont )g(>e. Inez (rnlque):(Unique): Minneapolis.Minneapolis, Minn..Minn., (Orpbi'iimJ Seattle, \\ ash., Mareh 1-6. Tenn • (Ornheiim) ^ew Orleans La March Indef. Howard A HowardiTrk,A-ar.i (Olympic): Chleairo.Chicago, Ill. Oirpneumi ^-sew uriean.. i^a., .narco Montague. Mona (Thegaps.. Club):Pinh^ • Tuolumne,Tnnlnmn*. Cal.,r,x\ JAKES and CATHERINE or LOVE ON A FARM Holbrooks, Musical (Acker's): Halifax, N. S. Dec. 21, It.def. Length, 450 Feet, I.aVliie A Leonard (Temple): Ft. Wayne. Ind.: THE BARBER’S CHBI8TENINO Can. , ... ((5. (). H.l Indianapolis. Ind.. March 16. Moran A M’elser (.\polIo): Nnremlierg. Ger.. Hathaway A Siegel (Orpheum): St. Paul, Minn, j pptj,’p Revue (Majestic): Johnstown, Pa.; March 1-.31: (Melllnl) Hanover. Ajirll 115; Comedy subject, with plenty of laughter to It. Length, 540 Feet. Hamilton... Ollle.' . (Criterion):V r,Savannah, I w Ga.x: T (G. O.~ H.) -.Pltts)iurg J March 1-6.- (rini* Carre) .Amsterdam. Holland. 16 30. Hart. Maurice (Bljojii: New Briinswlck. N. J. -yhe (Majestic): St. Paul, Minn.; Morris Johnny: En route with the Fads A Fol¬ ISSPED FEBRt’AllY 111. SHERLOCK HOLMES II. Hennessey A Son (Hudson): 1 nioii ! (t’nbpie) Minneapolis 2S March 6. lies Co. St'e Burlesque Routes. Tlie deteetive in danger of bis life.—Rafflea' Houston. Fritz Ryan (Bijou): Hint. Mich. xvaltz (Keith’s): Philadelphia, Pa.; (Po- Mo«s A Frve; En route with the Mahara Min¬ escai>e from prison. Iloward A Cameron (Sana Soucl): \bor City, Scranton Maroji 1-6. strels See Minstrel Routes. Murray A Rhodes: Grand Rapids, Mich., In¬ Length, about 680 Feet. I/indon Johnnies (Poll’s): Bridgeport. Conn.; RELEASED FEBRUARY 24. Hawley. E. F. (Keith’s): Philadelphia. Pa. (Poll’s) Springfield. Mass.. March 1-6. def. Hite. Mabel. A .Mike Donlln (Keith’s): 'i.eonard Gtis (.Xrcaiie): Minot. N. D.; (Ma-' Miller *A Tempest (BIjoii): M’lnnliieg,M’InnIiieg, Can.Can.; great northern film CO. delphla. Pa. jeatlc) Sbaiz Falls. S. D.. March 1-6. (Blj.iu) Duluth. Minn.. >tarch 16. NORDIIK FILM CO., COFERHABfIl. Hobson. Irene. A Charles Deland (Colonial), j^rie Comeily Four. Original (.\cademv): Buf- M))rra.v, Elizabeth M. (Orjihenm): Memphis r East 14th Street. NEW YORK CITY Lawrence Mass. jj y . (Majestic) Toronto. Can.. .March Tenn.; (Orpheum) New Orleans, La., .Marcl Hop A I>>e (Gaiety)- Bangor. Me. o2-24; : * Sylvester (Broadway); Camden, enta. All piirchaaera and usera of our Films w-lll be protected by the American MuUiacope (.Vlokell Portlandand 2."-!i' 27; (Ackers) Halifax. J*'- -J-J (Droctor’a 5th Ave.) New York City, Ohio. amt Blograpb Comiiany. Hawkins, I-ew (Mary Anderson); I/OiilsvlUe, ; N. S,. Can.. March 16 Ky. , La" Moines, 'iluslcal (Walker): Los Angelea. tton J. W. (Princess): Cleveland. O.; (Ar ,New Orleans. La.; Innes A Rvan (Dominion): IVlnnlpeg. Can.;! cade I Toledo 2S-Mareh 6. (V.audevllle) Tuscaloosa. Ala.. March 1 6. Lelllotts. Three ((Irpheum): Brooklyn. N. Y.; DlIIv A Slierwoo,! Sisters , .d ijestlc): PRICE (Majestic) Ce* illrt Mons. (Lvrlc): Petersburg, Va.; 'I''l'’'we A Kenoedv (Orpheum); Reading. Pa.; Irwin’s. J G.. Wild Animals (Cnlque); Phil¬ Vaudeville) Norfolk. Va., March 1-6. i „Johnstown Mar.h 16. adelphia. Pa. Levllle A Sinclair (Lvrio): Dayton. 0.; (Col- ; 'Dlltarv Octette (Orphenm): Bnwklyn. N. Y.; Jerome A Jerome; En route with the N'ww Cent¬ nmhial Cincinnati. Mar. 1-6. Chairs ury Girls. See Burlesque Rmites. r.rf>e. Sing Fong (National): Steubenville, O.: 'B.D"". Eola Trio (Majestic): K. Worth, Jerge. Aleene A Hamilton (New Sun): Spring- lOrphounU Canton. Mar. 1-6 (Mai»*f»tU*» Dallaa March 16. —Many Stylez— field. ().: (Grand) Hamilton March 1-6. L.alor. Frank. A Co.’(Poll 's); Hartford. Conn.; ''"’’''‘‘Do (Keith’s): Philadelphia. Pa.; (Trent) Josettis, The (Cook’s O. H.l: Ri)«hester, N. Y.; (Poll’s) Worcester, Mass., March 1-6. Trenton. N. .1., March 1-6. ROIML METAL (Keith’s) Peiston. Mass., Mareh 1-6. Lockett. Mattie (Poll’s): 'Bridgeport. Conn.; 'luUen A Corelli (Keith’s): Philadelphia. Pa.; MFO. CO.. Johnson. Billy M. (BHoii): Tonawanda, N. Y.; (G. O. H.) Pittsburg. Pii., March 1-6. (Hatliawaj-’sl New Bedford. Mass., March Main office A fac¬ 16. (Lyoenm) Oswego March 1-0. Lester A Mildred (Gaiety): Indian-ipolis, Ind.; tory. 1821 Dear¬ Jolly' A Wild (Orpheum); Allentown, Pa.; (Wigwam) Martinsville March 1-6. ■Marco Twins (Washington); Spokane, Wash.; born St., (Star) Seattle March 1-6. (Shutiert) I'tlea. N. Y.. March 1-6. T owls A Chaidn (Family): Muscatine, la.; (Gar¬ CHICAGO. Jennings A Renfrew (Keith’s); Portland. Me. rick) Burlington March 1-6. Merritt Sisters (Lyric); .Mobile. Ala.; (Majes¬ Jerome A Hunter (People's): Cincinnati. O. tic) Montgomery March 16. New York office, L)'ken’s I.lons (Grand): Sacramento. Cal.; (Na 1402 Broadway. Johnson Bros. A Johnson (Scenic): Marlboro, -'onal) San I'riinelsoo March 1-6. Malvern Troupe (Empire): Indianapolis. Ind.: Mass Lelgii. Lisle (Empire): Paterson. N. J. (Bii'klnghnm) I»u!svllle. Ky.. 2SMarch 0. Jennlers. The (Winter Circus): Toledo, O. Mlett's Dogs (BIjoii); .laekson, klirh.; (BI¬ Livingston. Di’vid (Varieties): Terre Haute, Jefferson. Cecil (Princess); Alliance, ()., 22- joii) Ann Arlior March 1-6. Ind.; (Main St ) Peoria. Ill., Mavch 1-0. Maxim’a Moilels (BI|ou); Lansing, Mich.; (Ma¬ 24; (Theatoriuin) Massillon _2.">-27: (Marlon) Riiwin (Orpheum): Denver. Col. jestic) Chicr.go. Ill., March 1-6. Forest Park Marlon 8 10; (Cooi,er) Mt. Vernon 11-13 r.o)ilne. Harry (Biloul: Helena. Mont. M.'ers A Rosa (Bennett’s): Montreal, Can.; Johnson Carroll (Poll’s); Wilkes Barre, Pa.; i.efflng'well. Nat. A I»ulse .Myers Bruce Co.: (Bennett’s) Ottawa March 1-6. (Orpheum) Easton March 1-6. San Francisco. Cal.. March 1-6. Johnson. Honey (Scenic); Chelsea. .Mass. MePhee A Hill (Majestic); Chicago, Ill.; MINNEAPOLIS I.aClalr A Wot (Grand); New Orleans, La. (llayinarket) Chicago. March 16. Je.anre A Ellsworth A Co. (Superba); Augusta, LaTell Bros, (.\uditorluin): Clnolnnatl, O. .MeCep, Joe B.. Ma.v .Melhane A Her College We want lauieesKloiis of gissl am)isement device*. G*- , „ 1 w rw n Hrwsl** Diaipty): Petp.'xbnrtf. , (JIrNGirls (Majestic):OfaJp»tlp): Kalamazoo, .Mich.;Mtch.; (Bijou)(Hijoul Penny Arcide, SIxHitiiig Gallery, Novelties, etc. Kartollo#. The Juprgllnjr: Ln route with DeRue I/>r: lUe. Oarar (MohawkK S<‘benecta6v, N, Y. RattleBattle Creek MarchMan'h 16. Ice ('reaiii Sisla stand for rent. Write at mice. Bros’ Minstrels. See Minstrel Routes. Llo\ 1, Hugh (Keith’s); ^ovldence R. 1. Mosher Bros., Three (.Majestic): Des Moines. FOREST PARK, 616 Boaton Block, MinneapoUa, Kennedy A Boyle; En route with Guy Bros. I.*-* lair. Harry (Bijou): Winnipeg, Can.. March, . (Oriiheiim) Om.aha. Neh. 2S-.Mareh 6 Minneaota. Minstrels. .See Minstrel Routes. . , , , 'e. International Trio' (Bijou): Duluth. Kenton. Dorothy (Krystal Palast): Leipzig. Le( lair, John ((■rand): \ letorla, B. (,.. Can. Minn.: (Powers) Hlhldng March 1 6, t4er.. .March 1-31. I.sv)nard, Elona (.Masonic Temple>: Ft. Wayne, Muehlne'r*. The (Vaudeville); Greenfield, III. Kersh.iw, Thus. (Hathaway’s): Lowell, Mass.,, Ind. 22-24: (VniiilevlIIe) Rooilhisise 2." 27: (Van -: FIL.YIS l-XJK RKXT :- indef. Lafayette*. Two (Lyric): Arkadelphia, Ark. devllle) Slater. .Mo.. .March 1-3; (Vaudeville) Kaufman, Minnie (Orpheum): Omaha. Neb.; , Lyne. James (People’s): Weatherford. Tex. Marshall 4 6. MACHINES. ACCESSORIES (Orpheum) Minneapolis. Minn.. March 1-6. I.s'lsenrlngs, Thrc-e (HlpiKslrome): Lexington, ■ Mnntell’s Marionette Hippodrome (Orpheum)' AND SUPPLIES. Kennedy. Joe (Star): Charlotte. N. C.; (Lyr- Ky Boise City, Ida.; (Lvceiim) Ogden, I’tah. Ic) Columbia, N. C.. March 1-6. I.s'lghs. TTie (Marvel): Winston Salem. N. C. i March 16. STANDARD FIIAI EXCHANGE Kotaro, Frank (Family): Kane, Pa., 22-24; LaRaiib A Scottle (Lubin’s Palace): Phlladel-j .McCIoskey. John (Proctor’s): Troy, N. Y.; (O. "llou-se of Quality” (Family) Warren 25-27; (Star) Waterloo, N. | phla, Pa. O. H.)' Syrariise .March 1-6. Y.. March 1-3: (Star) Geneva 4-6. Ixvejoys. Fhe (Star): Lynchburg. Va.; (Star) ' Morrlsey A Ayer (Orpheum): Easton. Pa.: 79 IVarlu.m St., CIiIchko, IIL Kltamiira Tnmpe. Twelve (Alhambra): New Danyille Mareh 16, (.Mhambra) New York City. Mareh 1 6. York City; (Keith’s) Providence, R. I., March I^eonaril. James A Ssdie, A Richard Anderson Moore. Tom (Majestic): Little Rock. Ark.; (Majesticl: Chicago, III. (Majestic) Ft. Worth. Tex., March 16. -SINGERS NOTICl ,elt A DeMont (Bijou): Superior, Wls.: LeDent, Frank (Keith’s): Philadelphia, Pa.;; Marvin Bros. (Stan; Wilkensburg, Pa.; (Llb- I have a prescription giiarautd-d to cure any (Bijou) LaCrosse March 1-6. (Poll'a) Scranton March 1-6. erty) Pittsburg March 1-6. case of honr*.*ne*s In two hours also jirescrlp Kyasyas. The (Maryland): Baltimore, Md.; Lukens, Harry, Ponies (Nation); San Francis-I McVeigh. Johnny, A College Girls (Orpheum): lion for strengthening the voice. Both pre (Trenton. N. J., March 1-6. eo. Cal.; (Los Angeles) Los Angeles March Oakland, Cal.; (Orjihenm) I»a Angeles March ^rlpthiim will m^nt on recf'lpt of o#*b» Keiarons Three (Majestic): Dallas, Tex.; 1-6. i 1-6. ®imI giiRrantf‘*Hl to ilo tho work. Emim^cIzIij valu (Majestic) Houston ^-March 6. Lewis A Green (Haymarket); Chicago, Ill.; Myer A Woodworth (Crystal): Frankfort Ind.; I mIcoV.’s,'''*’.!""* .I!!'”*’ »l"8<’rs. Addresa CHA8. Kelcy Sister*. Three A Billy Cummings (Or¬ (Columbia) St. Dmls, Mo., March 1-5. | (Majestic) Craw-fordsville March 1-6.’ MASSEY, Boc 119, Paducah, Ky. pheiim): Canton, O.; (National) Steubenville Leslie. Geo. W.. A Co., In The Naked Truth . Methren .Sisters, Three (Lyceum): Clnrlnnstt. 51arch 1-6. (Orpheum): Salt Lake City, Utah; (Orjibeum) | O.; (Orpheum) Portsmouth Mareh 1-3; (Hip FOR SALE—Merry-Go-Round, 24 burM>a, 4 char- Kane, Leonard (Pantage*’); Stockton, Cal.;’ Denver. Col., 28-Maroh 6. podrome) Huntington, W. Vs.. 4-6. lots, engine and organ; Herschell make. Will aell (Pantages'l San Jose 28-Marrfa 6. Lavine, Oen. Ed (Orpheum): Sioux City, la., | Mllmars, The. A Baby June (Family): Butte for $7()0 pash. MBS. J. MULLIM, m Flllmorw Kenna, Chas. (Keith’s): Portland. Me.;' 28 March 6. I Mont., March 1-6. ave.y 8t. Paul* Mian. (Keith’s) Providence, B. I., March 1-6. , Ltsky's Pianopblends (Proctor’s) Newalk, I McCann Children (Family): Hagerstown Md.. Kltah^aaak Troupe (Orpheum): Portland, Ore. { N. J.; (Proctor's 5th Ave.) New York City, | 22 March 6. ' —80X.D KVUTWHnE— Klels, Four Musical (Orpheum): Utica, N. Y. | March 1 6. ' .Mahr. Agnes (Orpheum): San Francisco, CaL. Krafft A Myrtle (Liberty): Pittsburg, Ps. : Lasky’s Military Octette (Orpheum); Brooklyn. 28-.Mareh 6. MAKE UP KUtle Duo (Lubln’*): Philadelphia. Ps. N. Y.; (Alhambra) New York City March , .Maltlaml, Mabel (Orpheum): Memphis, Tenn., Keeley Bros. (Domlnloo): Wt^ipeg, Can. 1-6. March 10. ABSOLUTELY OUAKAMTEBO. II FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

\fonrm- A Mark o A Bartrlll (Folly): Chicago. 111. M, |i..naM A Huntington (Orphriim): Brattle, Post Cards. MO EXFEBIEMCE MECE8SABT. Mc-'orinar'*- Frank. A Co. (Dominion): Winni-

Ma^Jlrlo* Majrallc): Rockford. IIK Morton. Fr.Ml W. (Bljmi): Hay City. Mich. Morton Jrwrll Trc (Grand): li\ heeling. W.

Miller A Sender (Orphetim): Bolae, Ida. Majcatlf Mtialcal Four (Bennett’s): Ottawa, Can : (Bennett a) Montreal Mar. l-«. Mlaeoa In Funland (.Moaart): WlUlamaport.

Mack. Wllhiir (Cook’s O. H.): Rochester, N. Y ■ (Keith's) Providence. R. 1., .Mar. 1-6. Mill-*' A Morris (Hathaway’s): Brockton, Mas*. McVIllater. Hall. A Co. (Hay market): Chi¬ cago LB.; (G. O. H.) Indlanapolla. Ind. 28 The original AUTOMATIC CARD FRIMTIMO PRESS. The only gennine. $76.00 cash and $25.00 a month for el^ht months buys the greateiM modern money maker, including automatic, self-feeding and self-inking Card Pre.ss, 14 fonts of standard type, 10-drawer type cabinet, 10,000 blank Rossleya. The (Family): PIttaton. Pa.. Indef. cards and full complement of tools, etc. Russell, O’Neill A Gross: En route with the Press prints perfectly 120 cards per mlnate, any else, from 1x2 Inch calling cards to fall .Matinee OIrl. See Mnalral Routea. aixe iMmi cards Cost of blank cards averages 5 cents per hundred, sell readily at 50 cents pot Riisa«-ll. Jemle, A Co. (Oriiheunii: Tampa, Fla.; hundred. Net proOt on tach Job. 1S)0 per cent. (Orpheuml Pensacola Mar. 1-6. Drug stores, department stores, show windows, street carnivals, parks and fairs lUl elTer Rolilw)n A Partloii (Crystal); Colnmhla City, good locations for Automatic Press. Ind.: (What Next) Greenfield 1-3; (Wlgwani) FREE. Write for our big Illustrated catalog. Tells what others have done with our prsaa. Martinsville 4-6. Motor Girl (Empire): Stratford, Eng., Mar. Bice A Cidy (Keith’s 12.'Mh St.): New York AUTOMATIC PRINTING PRESS CO.. - 163 Dearborn St., CHICAGO. ILL. Id- (.\rdwlck): .Manchester 7-13; (Empire) City; (Shea’s) Bnffalo, .Mar. 1(1. Cardlf. Wnlea l.’)-2(). Rivards, Three (Victor): New Orleans, Tji ; Murpliy, Mr. A .Mrs. Mark (Orpbeum): Allen¬ (Shnls-rf! New Orleans Mar. 1-6. town. Pa. Rnss<-ll Bros. A Flora RonfsntI Russell (Onihe- Miller. Kiltie A.: Pittsburg, Pa. nini: Sioux City, la.; (Orpbeum) St. Paul, Mine. Maiiie (Poll's): Worcester, Mass. Minn.. 2« Mar. 6 iliHilton. Harry (Rurt’a): Toletlo, O. Rn«s«-ll, Nick A I.lda (Majestic): I.Ittle Rn<-k. Malcoltr. Kninia: Weldon, N. C., 18-20; Ro¬ Ark.: (Majestic) IT. Worth. Tex.. Mar. 1-6. O.T. Crawford’s Film Service anoke Kspida 22 2-1. Ross Sisters. Three (CroKwell's); Adrian, Mich.; Mulligan. .May (l.llwrty): Pittsburg. Pa.; (Ar- (Burt’s) Toledo. O.. Mar. 1-6. rsile) C.-irncgie ‘JS-March 6. Ryan A Rlehfteld (Shnbert): Utica, N. Y.; Marll.ai A K.s-alie (Rljou); Caaselton, N. D. (Keeney’a) Bnsiklyn Mar. 1-6. At Louisville, Ky. Mortoi:, Phil (Dreamland): Rockland. Me. Rogera, Will (Or|iheum): Butte, Mont., 21- Malle. C. Ksntrd (Gem): Merlillau, Mlsa. Mar. 6. Mellw. Three Marvelous (Colonial): Klcbmond. Rnblaot). Cady A Rohlaon (BIjoo): BIsmarrk, N. Va.. March 16. D.. 22’’4: (Unhiiie) Dickinson 23-27; (Ar¬ Marsli. Joe (.Mary Anderaon): Louisville, Ky. cade) Mli.nt Msr. 1-6. Marracd. Francisco (Crystal): Denrer, Col. Reed A Earl (Star): Denora, Pa.; (Star) Mo- M'>r»<- A Brown (Crystal): Itunver. Col. nesaen Mar. 1-6. Not a Dumping Ground for Junk, but Nelscr. Harry: En route with IR Henry’s Min¬ Rei-d. John P. (Majestic): Ilonston. Tex.: (Ma strels. See .Mlistrcf Routes. Jestic) OalT€>ston Mar. 1-6. a fully-equipped Film Exchange. Norton, NIns (Dime); Pendleton, ttr-’., Indef. Rialto Quartet (Majestic): Cedar Rapids, la.; (Family) Rock Island. 111., Mar. 1-6. Newboir A Phelps (Grand): Sacrameuto, Cal.; Richards. Great (Pnll'a): Worcester, Mass.; We can furnish a selection of from 12 to 18 Reels of (Natiuial) San Franelscu March 1-6. (Keith’s) Philadeliihia, Pa., Mar. 16. Nichols A .Smith (Rrlukbam’a): Bemidji, Minn.; Ronialne, Claire (Rennetf’a); Montreal. Can.; iRIjon) Rraiuerd March 1-6. (Pmefor’a 5th Are.) New York City, Mar. -FIRST RUN FILM- Norilly Trio (Oleitian): Canton, O., 22-24: 1-0. 1 Dreamland) Massillon 2,*>-'27: (Dreamlaml) E. Raven ’Trl-v (Poll’a): Hartford. Conn.; (Poll’a) per week from the following manufacturers: l.lven-ool .March 1-3; (Crystal) Oil City, Pa., New Haven Mar. 1-6. 4 6. RnssoII. I aytoD A Rnasill: Knoxville, Tenn.: American Mutoscope and Edison Mfg. Co. Neff, iihn (Main St.): Peoria. 111.; (Ijrric) (Orjihennn Savannah. Ga.. Mar. 1 6. Dam-wle March 1-6. Reno, Geo. P.. A Co. (poll'a): Hartford, Conn.: Biograph Co. Essanay Cu. Noss.s. Six Musical (ColcnlaH: I-awrence, Mass.; (PoH’a) Waterbiiry Mar. 16. (llstliaway’s) Ijowell March 1-6. Ross Sisters. Tbns> (Bnrt*s); Toledo, O.; (Fam¬ Normans, Five Juggling (Majestic): Dea Moines, ily) Cleveland. .Mar. 1 6. Gaumont Co. Kalem Co. Iowa. Rolierta. Prof. C. K.. and Rata (Majestic): St. Naiiiba rroni>e lOrftbeum); Lima, O. I'siil. Minn.; (Grand) Fargo. N. D., 3(arch S. Lubin Pathe Freres Nawn, Tom A Co. (Or|iheuml: Butte. Mont. 1-6. Nel-4in. Nisi. A Co. (Casino): Allegheny. Pa. Rock A Fniton (Temple): Detroit, MIeh.; (Cook’s Selig Polyscope Co. Urban-Eclipse Co. Nel-s.n A Nilson (O. H.l: Winona. Minn. O. H.l Rnchtmter. N. Y.. March t-6. Nlglitliigalisi. Four; Mobile, Ala. Raymond. Ruby. A Co. (Bennett’a): Montreal, Vitagraph Co. M'llo's, Victor, Birds (Bennett’s): Montreal. Can.; (Pennett’a) Ottawa March 1-6. Can. Real Quartet (Columbia): Chicago, 111.; (Palais Norilly Dancing Four (Ori>heum): St. Paul. Royal) Chicaao March 16. Minn. Rand'a, Prof. Win.. I»ogs ((’rystal); Muskogee, A Letter to us Today will enable you NIcliols Sisters (Maryland): Baltimore. .Md.: Okla.. March 1-6. iKeKh'si Philadelphia. Pa., March 16. Rice A Elmer (Majeatic): Galreston. Test. to Better your Film Service. •.* G'llans San Co.: Copenhagen. Denmark, March Rettick. Carl F.. A Co. (Orpheiini): Tampa, Fla. 1 ;tl Roseoe A Sims (BIJoii): Orange. N. J. Onthank A Blanchette; En route with Guy Renxe’a, Therese, H<'nw>s (Kelth’a); Cleveland. I’-r-w.’ Minstrels. S«‘e Minstrel Routes. O.: (G. O. 11.) I’Ittshors. Pa.. March 1-6. Grnu, Grace: En route with the Fay Foster Rr.liyns. Mr. and Mra. (Rljou): Snpt'rlor. Wis. Co. S«‘e Rurles<|ue Routes. RanVetta A I yman (Siii>erba): Angnsta. Ga. Orvllle'r Marionettes (Variety): Pittsburg. Roberta, Hayes and Roberts (Proctor’s): Albany, Pa., Indef. 0. T. CRAWFORD FILM EXCHANGE CO O’Neill Trio (Grand): Philadelphia. Pa. Renards. Three (Keith’s): Boston. Mass. 421 FOURTH AVENUE. LOUISVILLE, KY. Onlhank A Blanchette (Olympic): Bellalre. O., Ring. Jnlle. A Co. (Mary Amlersun): Loiils- 22 21: (V)rlorla) Wheeling, W. Va., ’25-27. vl'de. Kv. Oxfobl 'frill (Rljou): Racine, Wla. Rawls A Von Kaufman (Majestic): Ft. Worth. Onlaw. Gns. Trio (O. O. H.); Pittsburg. Pa.; Ti-xas. l.Sbi-a's) Buffalo. N. Y.. 1-6. Rnonev Sisters (Orpbeum): Salt I-ake City, Ott. N'lson A Steilman (IVdI’a): Simlngfleld. ftnh. Mass.; iliill's) Hartford, Conn.. March 1-6. Rill Engle Family (IVl’s): Ilartfiuxl. Conn.. CONCESSIONS WANTED on Percentage Basis Orth, F.ank A Harry Fern (Majestic): Hlnnlng 22Mar. 6. ham, Ala.; (Majeatic) IJttle Rock, Ark., Rand's. Prof. Wm., Doga (Mystic): Pittsburg. March 1 li. Kans, Oilell. Jsik. A Grace Gilmore (Edlsonla): Rl-'h.irdsons. Three (Walker O. 11.); Champaign lliinlsvllie, Ala.; (Palace) Memphis. Tenn., III. March 1 0. Regal T-'lo (Br-iadwray): Camden. N. J. Renzo. Bert (Family): Cleveland. Ohio. Owens. Rlllle A M.iy (Rljou): Orimn, Ga. 'dllns, Franeta (Orpheuml: Kansas City, Mo. Rosalrea. The (Kelth’a): Columbus. Ohio. Peek, Uoy; Kn route with Jolin W. Vogel’t Rnbi'rts, Pearl. Elaine, A Co. (Rljou): loi Crosa*-. WIs. .Mlnsirei*. See Minstrel Routea. The best located park, with one mile I.ake fmnt. fine bathing beach. I.lke to hear from party Ros.s. Elille O. (Majestic): Chicago. III. Pi-i-rli-ss Quartet: En route with Irwln’i Ma- with Figure Eight, Roller Coaster, or Scenic Railway, Miniature Railway, Aerial Swing, Ferrla IlaTayette’s. 1.., Dogs (Proctor’s 12.3th St.); Ji-sfli-s. See R,irl< sipie RiHItes. Whi'cl. Circling Wave, Penny Arcade, ShiKiting Gallery, .Moving Ilc-tnre Show, Animal or Wild Prlee, (tarry M.. Kn mute with Barney Gll- New S'ork City. rnori-. See Dramatic Routes. Re-li>ath’* Naoani'e* (S(one’s): Flint, Midi., West Show, also all kind of Midway coni-esalona. Restaurant in Hotel, Frankfurter, Ice Cream, Pearce Sisters. Thm- (Family): Rllllnga, Mont.; Majeatic) Kalamazoo March 16, Fish Fry, P.'aniits. etc. Everything exclusive, you have nothing to.) big for na. Open Sundays, Raytnoiid A Hari'er (lyric): Urhana, O.; (Ar¬ (Orphenini Miles City March 1-6. free gate; light and |Kiwer 2H c-nts |>er kilowat. % of a million to draw from. Apply, ADOLPHUS Paiti-ns. Three (Onibeiim): Canton, O.; (Or- cade) Toli-do 2S-Mareh 6. l-tM-nni) ZHnesvllI- March 16. Reusetillng. Mvsterlona, A Co. (I.nhln’s Palace): BUSCH, Manager Bay View Beach Park, P. 0., Blaadell, N. T. Prill ms- Quartet (Varieties): Canton, 111.: (Or- Philadelphia. Pa. Idw-iim) Rockford March 1-6. Ritter A Foster (Oxford): I>ondon, Eng.. 22- l’laiiop|i|,.nds 11 las-tnr’sl; Newark. N. J.; (Proc¬ March 13. ter's .'ith Ave.) New York CKy, 16. Remonde. lea: Ashland. Ky. Paidliie Gnat (Proctor’s): Allisny. N. Y.; (An- llarno’s, Al.. Bulldog* (Armory): Binghamton. dliorlnin) 1 ynn. Mass., March 16. DIAMOND PrUiros -, Gi-orge. A Co. (Oriiheuin): Kansas Rennee Fatelly (Malesttc): Galveston. Tex.; •'Hr. Mo,; ((inihenm) Omsha. Neb., 2S .Mar. 6. (Majes(lr) Reaumont March 1-6. RIanos. Four (Or|ihi'mn); New O-leana, I.a. I’ow.rs Bros. 'lKni|iiie); Providence. R. 1.; YOU CAM EASILY OMTH A DIAMOHD OR UfATCU, or jpieneni one as an Assier old to si-iae Rvan .1: IVhIte (Poll’s): Hrldgi-isirt. Conn. D’oliuidilal Newark. N. J.. March 16 loved one. Send for our beautiful deacrlptlve catalog. Whatever yon aelr*-t therefrom we tend I uelis. Two (Marv AiHli-rson); Isuilsvllle, Ky.; Revrnid* A I'onegiin (G. O ID: Syraeusi'. N. 3 Rogi rs A Disdy (Oriiheiim): Minneapolis. Minn ; ... “t* approval. If you like It, pay one fifth on delle- torpls-unil Atlanta. Ga.. March 16. Old Reliable, Original Diamond ery. balance In 8 equal monthly iiayments. Your (Onihi nni) St. I’snl 2S March 6. 1 arm,I A llnsm-ll's Around (he World In an IVr I Iv and Watch Credit House cretllt la good. Our prices are lowest. We give a Alrsliln 'Mozart); Kltiiira, N. Y.; (Crystal) Rolfe’s. R. A., Ye Culonlal Septette; Atw'rdeen, Scotland. March 1 6; Hanley, Eng., 8 13; Rocii ■■$■•$.$ Ct. Beol.B 87,12 Stats St., Ckicata, III, guarantee of value and quality. Write today for our Bradd.K-k, Pa.. March 16. 1(Mip Catalog. It Is free. • i-aree. Harry K. (Tock); Salamanca. N. Y., 22- dale 13’20. • t; (]'ia--I,-ss) Bradford, Pa., 23-27: (Coinlipiei Rtdfe’s. R. A.. Ten Dark Knights: Hull. Eng , Biiffal I, N. V.. March I-Ct; (Niagara) Niagara Msix-h 1-6; Uisls 8 13: Cardiff 1.3 20. WANTED FOR WELSH BROS. WORLD FAMOUS RAILROAD SHOWS rails I 6. Rolfe’s, B. A., Six I Idle Girls and a Tixldy PeiHllei .im, The (Maji'slic): Sioux Falls. 8. D.. Fear (Oriiheiun): Portland, Ore. All kind of peo|de for the Big Annex, especially ladies. Musical acta. Kingi-ra, Dancers, Curtoalttes, and Novelties, (.lass Blowers. Vsudeville a-ti. anything that will attract ladles and chtldreu. Ad March I (1. Rolfe’s. R. A.. Johnny McVeigh A College Girl) Poiriers, The iRijiiu): Moose Jaw. Sask., Can. (Oriihenin): Oakland, Cal.; (Ori>heum) Ix* An dress with very lowest salary, OEO, H. IRTDIO, 19 Lea Ave., Bradford. Mass. (Silsnce a polite negatlva.) i.too *^''3)le A MlldriMl (Olympic); Chicago. III. geles March TO. Rolfe's. R. .V.. Fun In a Boarding Hons. * N '' (Niagara): Niagara Falls, (t'hs*.'’sl; Wr.shlngton. D C.; (Maryland) Ral Are yon going to put Pantai’r- Willie, A Co. (Poll’a): Scranton. Pa.: tiniore. Mil.. March 16. in Vandevillef GET MT Special Vaudeville Scenic Equipment Prupositinn EUGENE COX SCENIC STUDIO, 549 Van Buren St., CHICAGO. Xtie BIllt>oar

WMmn i « i • i TiHiF P0HT81I0UTH.—GRAND Ol’ERA HOUSE (C. ROLLER RINK. Amateur races: roller skat¬ CORRESPONDENCE. K. lligley, mgr.) Itilly the Kid lU; Paid in Full ing. LOUIS L. KAUFMAN. 17; A Knight for a Day IS; The Three of Ua . (Coutiuuol fruui page -t).) BUTLER—MAJESTIC (Geo. N. Burkhalter. I'J; A Good Fellow iiU; The Girl From the Sunny mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pictures week of South 22; Man From Home iil; Glrla 27; Witch¬ Cherry and Hill, Emmett llevoy and Cu., lieth 8; Union Depot (bK-al) 18-19. I Gan Look You ing Hour March 4; Man of the Hour 8. OU- I Slone and ihereae Ui-uz week ut lo. KEl'lli'S l>lll■;l;vl lit It ltii.ui..|l nier I ati.l 11.i... COLUMBIA.—OPERA HOUSE (Samuel Cran ford, mgr. I .Moving pictures 1517: The Climb¬ ers (local IS; Ix'w Welch In The Shwmaker 21. HAPPY’ HOUR (H. W. .Musser, mgr.) Vaude¬ ville and moving pictures. ARMORY KINK (E. C. Shannon, mgr.) Roller skating and races. Square CHAMBERSBURO. — ROSEDAI.E OPERA HOUSE (F. A. Shliiabrook, uigr.) .Moving pic- , , SAKDUBKY—SAX DUSK V THEATRE (R. P. Bud laruum, ^mmera and W lhlc\ Lay j*o and Stoddard, mgr.) llimmeleiu’a Stuck Co. week tur<-s on all n|>en nights; Vogel’a Minstrels 12; Benjamin week of lo. MAJEsllC (J. H. , ]4. strongheart 18; FTfty Mllea from Bouton Mrs. Wiggs of the Ualibage Patch 16. ARMORY Michel, mgr.) Farce comedy and picturca week RINK (.4. Shafer, mgr.) Roller skating. 22; Rcyal i:hef Si; The Wolf 27 of lo. EMPIRE tGeo. Chenet, mgr.) New World CONNELLSVILLE.—SOISSON (Fn-d. Robbins. ! In The Eye! WAPAKOMETA.—BROWN THEATRE (A. J. i Beateru lo; Gay Morning Glurieu week of 22. Brown, mgr.) The Thief 12; Madam Buttertly mgr.) Teiii|M‘Ht and Suusbitie 11; Glrla 12; Follies STAR (Drew A Campbell, mgra.) Billy Watson a | 13. Singer 17 of New York 1.3. CASINO OPERA HOUSE (W. Burleauuera wc^ek ot \i; Cozy turner Gina week j Y0UNG8T0WN,-PARK THEATRE (John E. Rice. m)rr.) Tbe Belle of Avenue .4 10. ^ V4* j Kllilitt lUirr i llaaaaand uv-aaeBetty U;a Thea. aarr awcr-Re- NICOI.ET (Earl Clabaugli, mgr.) Vaudeville, uliuiat 10. DREAMEAND til. lU-chl, mgn) juvenatlon of Aunt Mary 12; The Girl Behind inovlng plctun>8 and Illustrated songs. BIJOU Moving picturea week of lo. AMERICA.N tW. me Counter 13; The Thief 11)20. GRAND (Earl Ciabaugh, mgr.) Vaudeville, songs and I OPERA HOUSE (Job. Schragrln, mgr.) Buay moving idetures. ARCADE (B. P. Wallace, , CORO.NA (H. J. Garheld, mgr.) \ audevllle 1 Uzy a Boodle 8-10; McF'adden'a Hata 11-13; The mgr.) Moving idrtiires illustrated songs and week of 13. ROIAE (L. Cohn mgr.) Picturea Indian .Maidens 15 10; The Heir to the Hoorah vaudeville. CASINO RINK (Earl Clabaugb, and vaudeville w'eek of lo. 1 RINCESS (1 roc tor ! ig.^o. I'RINCESS (Chaa. Smith, mgr.) Vaude- mgr.) Roller skating. Ct. V iJl(^ bUd picturi'b wi*t.*k of | villo End iiiuviu^ picturtM(. CORKY.-LIBRARY (Harry W. Parker, mgr.) 10. BIJOC DREAM (L. 11. Scott, mgr.) Mo- 1 ZANESVILLE.—WELLER (Vincent Seavelle, Ma’a New Husband 9; Y’auia l.T AMUSEMENT tion pictures week of 15. GLOBE tJ. 11. Michel, | nigr.) Witching Hour 10; Shadows of a Grc‘at PALACE (Chas. Trimble, mgr) Vaudeville aud .‘MW'eek of 15. CAMERA-I oity 17; Shakespeare Water Cure (local) 18; moving pictures. , 1 HONE (J. H. Campbell, mgr.) Talking mo- Hniy tbe Kid 11); Follies of New York 20; ERIE.—MAJESTIC (John L. Gleason, mgr.) . lion pictures week of 15. FAMILY tE. F. 1 Girls 22; Three of Us 23; Top o’ th’ World 25; I„ew Fields in The Girl Behind the Counter 12; Helm, mgr. I 1 ictures and songs week of 15. 1 Girl of the Sunny South 20; Tempest and Sun- Hilda SiHMtK In A Man and His Mate 13; Signor WONDERLAND (F. J. Sommer, mgr.) Moving ; »uiue 27. URPHEU.M (H. S. Carter, mgr.) Bond and Grand 0|iera Company 17; Ward and pictures week of 16. I Comedy Trio, TTie Suttons, Three Ernests, Al. Yokes In The Promoter* 18. ALPHA (E. II. I F. W. BEACH. Wilson, Sing Fong Lee and Orpheumscope Suerken, mgr.) Cowboy Williams, Evans, Emita and Evans, Pelzer and Whyte, Leonard and CAMBRIDGE.—COLONIAL (Chas. A George i iveek of 15. Louie week of 15. liamuiund, mgr.) Madam Buttertly 5; Uncle ^ FREELAND.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (J. J. ioiu'a Cahill 0; When Knighthood Was in Flow¬ OKLAHOMA. McMenlintn, mgr.) Moving pictures. THE ST.4R er 8; Human Hearts 13; Girls 17; The Witch¬ APACHE.—BUNDLE OPERA HOUSE (R. E Epiicraon, mgr.) ix-nd Me Your Wife 9; Eugene (A. Kiiderwick, mgr.) Moving pictures and ing Hour ID; The Choir Singer 21; John Grif vaudeville. mu 21. ORPHECM (Chaa. A Geo. Hammond, ' Moore In My Boy Jack 11. WONDERLAND (11 GREENSBURO.—ST. CLAIR THEATRE (Kirk nigrs. I Mias Carrie Starr, Wheeler Wheelock, S. Green, mgr.) Moving pictures, soiiga, etc. BARTLESVILLE.—OKLAH THEATRE (J. F. and Allisnn, mgrs.) George Sidney In Busy Bernliardt SciOert, Marvelous Ed. Lawrence and Izzy’a Boodle 6; The Strolling Players 17-18; Ainamuu, Marie Gillette, moving pictures and I Flinn, mgr.) Elks’ Minstrels 8-9; Little Dolly The Great Divide 19. ao.iga week of 8. Mehreun Slaters, Nat Goetz, , Diniides 13; Paid in Full 16. ODEON. Vau- HARRISBURG. — MAJESTIC (Jos. Frank, others week of 16. ! deville and moving pictures. COLISEUM RINK. Emmett E. ilarlin and _ _ _ mgr.) Bostonia Grand Opera Co. 16-17; Earth¬ When I say that the PRINCESS (W. A. Taylor, mgr.) Mr. and Mrs. R'lstur and Smith week of 8. quake moving pictures 18: Eddie Foy In .Mr. Mont Murray, Dug F'liller, Tne Cliffords, mov- McALESTER.—THEATRE (A. B. Estes, mgr.) i Hamlet of Broadway 19; The Great Divide ’22. lug pictures and songs week of 8; The Montella ‘ Morrison’s Faust 9; Tim Murphy K); Paid in ORPHEUM (Flo.vd Hopkins, mgr.) Mr. and Mrs. week of 15. I Full 13; HI Henry’s Minstrels 16; W. B. Pat- | Mark .Murphy, Helm Children, Butler and Baa- SPRINGFIELD—F.AIRBANKS THEATRE (11. ; ton In The Blockhead 18; A Knight for a Day sett, Finlay and Burke. Biuim, Bomm, B-r-r r, A. Kelcham, mgr.) Louis Maun In The Man 19- MYSTIC. Moving picture* and vaudeville. ' Harrv Breen and the Orphlseope week of 15. Who Stood Still lU; F'loreuce Davis in Under DPNMQVI \/AKIIA ' HUNTINGDON.—GRAND (J. Sewell Stewart, the Greenwood ’Tree 11; Princess Bonnie (lo- , i"c.iz i-ao t l. v eviz 1 ra. mgr.) Mr*. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 22: cal) 12; The Man from Home 2U; Henry Miller I PHILADELPHIA—BROAD STREET. Feb. Music Recital 23; Ben Greet’a Players In The HALLBERG in The Great Divide 22; Annie Ruaaell In The 15. Ethel Barrymore In Lady F'rederick; Feb. ; Merehint of Venice 26. Stronger Sex 23; Robert Edeaou In The Call of , 22, same attraction. March 1, William Gillette HAZLETON. — GRAND (John B. Blsslnger, ECONOMIZER Ihe North 27. NEW SUM (Gus Sun, mgr.) I In Samson. GARRICK. Feb. 16, Rose Stahl In mgr.) West’s Moving Pictures 12; Luzerne Tliree Leiaiugers, Axtelle and Heine, Eddie The Chorus Lady. Feb. 22, same attraction. County Fair (local) 15-16. FAMILY (Harry Adwalr, Harry Muck and Frank Maltese Co. | March 1, Henrietta Crosmaii in a new play. I Hersker, mgr.) Three Blanchard Brothers amt Saves One>half to Three*fourths week of 14. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Spring WALNUT STREET. Feb. 15, In New York; I Randolph, Morgan and Cheeter, Laroee and Ixi Held Theatre Co., mgrs.) Human Hearts 16; I Feb. 22, same attraction for a run. CTHESTNUT giista, Eddie Horan, Billy Sballas and moving on your bill for M.P. Lamp Currant Arthur Hartman, violinist, 19; The Choir Sing- : ST. OPER.V HOUSE. Feb. 15, The Servant In picture* week of 15. er 2U. , the House; Feb. 22, the same attraction. FOR- I H0NE8DALE.—LYRIC (BenJ. H. Dittrich, ! SO- 8TETXBENVILLE.—GRAND (C. W. Maxwell, ' REST THEATRE. Feb. 15, The Merry Widow; mgr.) Woman of the West 10; canceled. Tem¬ and Costs No More than other mgr.) Ward aud Yokes 16; The Witching Hour i Feb. 22, same attraction; March 1, Grace Van pest and Sunshine 12; Wella Animated Plcturi' 17; Elks’ BeneUt 18-19; Black Beauty 22; Paid • Stiiddiford In The Golden Butterfly. ADELPHl Co. 16; Volunteer Organist 18. FAMILY (F. J. calied Current Savers. My Book¬ In Full 25; Choir Singer 27; Bostonia Opera | THEATRE. Feb. 15, Nazimova In repertoire; > Reynolds, mgr.) Miss Fleming, Stanton, Will Co. March 1; Graustark 2; Strong Heart 3; ' Feb. 22, Bertha Kallch in a new play, 'The Un- Barron, illustrated songs and moving plctur!-* let No. 2 tells you all about it. Peck’s Bad Boy 6. NATIONAL (W. G. Hart- broken Road, LYRIC THEATRE. Feb. 15, week of 15. TOEATORIUM (W. K. Jones. shorn, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pictures. 1 George Fawfcett in Ganton and Co.; Feb. 22. > mgr.) Vaudeville, Songs and pictures week of Week 22; Bijou Comedy Trio, Sing Fong Lee, ' William Favershara In The World and His Wife. ; 15. Hoyt and McDonald and Llnlger Trio. PALACE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Feb. 16, Dockstad- JOHNSTOWN.—CAMBRIA (H. W. Sherer, J.H. HALLBERG (Jonas Miller, mgr.) Continuous vaudeville I er’s Minstrels; Feb. 22, The Time, the Place mgr.) Helen Grayce week of 8; High Players and moving pictures. AUDITORIUM RINK j and the Girl. CHESTNUT STREET ’THEATRE. 1 15; Al. H. Wilson 16; Uncle Tom’s Cabin 17; 30 Greenwich Avenue, • New York (W. G. Hartshorn, mgr.) Roller skating and ■ Feb. 15, 'The Orpheum Players in Rosemary; Bostonia Opera Co. 18-20. MAJESTIC (M. J. bund concerts. CENTRAL RINK (J. M. Gor- ' Feb. 22, The Unforseen. PARK THEATRE, Boyle, mgr.) The Planopblends, Wm H. Macart. man, mgr.) Roller skating and specialties. Feb. 15, Harry Mac. Rae Webster Associate Potter and Harris. Keane and Briscoe, Barry CIRCLEVILLE.—GRAND (Waller Baught- | Players in The Moth and the Flame; Feb. 22. and Wolford, LaPetIte Revue, Freamon Avery and Hart. Martinettl and 15; The Climax 18; The Volunteer Organist 20; Si't of Sosman A Landis Scenery, consisting of PRINCESS RINK (Milton Weller, mgr.) Roller , Sylvester. Hearn and Rutter. The Plcaros, i ACADEMY OF MUSIC (C M. Southwell, mgr.) Fo!ir I)rn|is. SIn-i-t, Kitchen, Wood and Fancy, skating. NATIONAL RINK (Walter M, I’hil- Pamabasika’s Performing Pets, DelDelpblno and The Angel and the Ox 1,5-27; Texas Jack 18- 11(4 feet lilgh by 21 feet wide. Four fancy lips, mgr.) Roller skating and dancing. f)eimora, Bertie Heron and The— Reese- Brother* I 20. POLI’S (J. H. Docking, mgr.) Pat Rooney, wings, four proflle wo, Sara Devere’a Show to (Fred M. I.«made, mgr.) Pamaet and Russell MANSFIELD,—MEMOHIALj (Albaugh & Doe- hii^inesfi* Feb 22 Fay Foatcr Co. GAY- I Co., Patrice Nellie Bnrt, Holmen Brothera, right, mgrH.) Madam Butterfly 8; The Great Dl- « tiIFATRF Feb 15 Fad* and Follies i Doranto, Deery and France* and the Klncto- 'o'S. wMb’^Sion ^as"-.dd“ed feat re"; Feb. WANTED ™ : granh week of 15. for the Chamber* and Woodyard Shows, Good Hi; (llrls 19; The King s Rival .W. OWHLUM Parisian Wldowa. MUSEU.M. Breton Run- WASHINGTON_NIXON (M. Reis, mgr.: C. (8. E. Veasey, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving kle, Stock^ Co. and a, i„o,,long ii,.Hat of vandovllle Strong Comet, Tmmtsine aud Trap Drummer. picture* week of 15. PALESTRA (TTm Bob n. Miller, res. mgr.) Glrla 16; Follle* of New and curio noveltlea. People’s, Fifteenth Street, ' York 17; North Brothers’ ^medians 22 27. Ruleyille, Miss, Fab. »«-28; Webb. March «-fl. ! CASINO (A. D. Malr, m)tr.) Marvin Bros.. Mis* BOR WATT. mgr.) The Thief 13; Madam Butterfly 15. Regan Haven, Happy I^ee Barth and the Klnet- NEWARK.—AUDITORIUM (W. D. Harris, PITTSBURG.-NIXON (T. F. Kirk, mgr.) I oscope 15-17. ARCADE (John Reed, mgr.; Jas. b‘ssee-mgr.; O. O. Morse, res. mgr.) Great D1 Lew Fields In Tlie Girl Behind the 'Counter Matthews, re*, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pic ture*. NEW MAGIC rVrr. IGe vide 8; Real Widow Brown 13; Witching Hour , week of Feb. 15: Montgomery and Stone in The Retail* at 60c. Wa make this generona offer 15; Shadows of a Great Cltv 18; Girls 20; Red Mill Feb. 22. DUQUESNE (T. F. Kirk, I SOUTH CAROLINA. Tliree of Us 22; Top o’ th’ World 24; Girl of the mgr.) George Arllss In The Devil week of Feb. to Introduce our lllastrated catalogue of trickr Sunny South 25; Human Hearu 26; Tempest and i 15; May Bob«on In The Rejuvenation of Aunt CHARLESTON.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC (C. puzzles, llliiBlonz, etc. 10c ONLY. Money r* Sunshine March 1; The Man from Home 3; , Mary week Feb. 22. ALV’IN (Gullck A Co.. ; R. .Matthews, mgr.) Polly of the Cirrus 10-It: funded If not aatisfted. MAGIC 00., Dspt. 7. The Merry Widow (In German) h; When We : mgrs.) The Man of the Hour week of Feb. 15; The (3an*man 12; BIspham-DeMoss Concert 13; t70 W. S»th St.. New York. Were Friend* 6. ORPHEUM (Harry J. Moore, , Strongheart week Feb. 22. GRAND (Harry Dandy Dixie Minstrels 18; Man of the Ilour 19- mgr.) Vaudeville week of 15. Davis, mgr.) Rock and Fulton, Valerie Bergere, 20; The Substitute 22. MAJESTIC (J. I.u Gray. NAPOLEON.—OPERA HOUSE (J. M. Rieger, , Fannie Rlcce, Our Boys In Blue, Felix and Bar- > mgr.) Bingham and Gamble, mnsiclana; Tinnls<- TICKETS IN ROLLS i Grace, dancer; Roht C. Milllo, strong man; The nigr.) Grahame Stock Co. in reiiertoire 22 27; ry Four, Great Lester, Mabelle Adams, Yama- Correctly numbered. Loweat prlcee lliiinan Heart! March 11. STAR (Chas. H. Do- moto Bros., Carbrey Bros, and others week of Wren Trio, comedlana week 13: week 20 The Groff, mgr.) Vaudeville. GLOBE (Ed. Zoyarra. Feb. 15; Wlla Holt Wakeflidd and others week Rarnells; Ix>ueila Pnllen; Sweeney and Roonev. STANDARD TICKET 00.. mar.) Opens with vaudeville April 1. Feb. 22. BIJOU (Gullrk & Co., mgra.) Joseph etc. IDLE HOUR (J. C. Sherrill, mgr.) Donald 181 Pearl Street, • . New York City NEW PHILADELPHIA. — UNION OPERA Santley In Lucky Jim week of Feb. 15: Shad- F. Heath, voeallat; Harrison-West Trio, comed- HOUSE (A. A. Bowers, mgr.) Human Hearts owed by Three week of Peb. 22. BLANBY’S ' Ians; Rowland Rammage, banjolst; Mr. and Mrs. 86,000 feet of Film, 1(4 to 6 cf*. per foot. 12; Girls 16; The Witching Hour 19; The Tliree (J. H. Zimmerman, mgr.) Black Beauty week Jack Gordon, In playlet, week 13; week 20 Slblt-a, T-nta, Power, Edlaon, I.ubln Moving of Us 22; Ivocture 2.3; The Choir Singer 26. Feb. 15; A MHIIonalre’a Revenge we<'k of Feb. , Conner* and Well, sketch artists: Donald F. Picture VIarbln<*B, Stereopticona, Gas Oiitflts. BIJOU (L. J. Herron, mgr.) Vaudeville and ’22. NEW HIGHLAND (Harry Polack, mgr.) : Heath: Lee and Tlinmaa and -Mile. Tina. OLYM- Phonographa, I>>naea, Itbeoatata, for sale a I moving picturea week of 15. THEATORIU.M Yiddish and Italian play*. GAYETY (J. H. ‘ PIC, formerly BON AIR (C.ulda A Caflero, I linrgain price*. Send for big Hat. Wantfsl (Ilarrv .\ckey, mgr.) Miss Faye Meyer, special ' Browne, mgr.) Casino Girl* week of Feb. 15 ^ mgrs.) .Moving Picture*; Dixie Minstrels, com- to Buy—Pathe’a Passion Play. State comlltlen music and moving pictures week of 8. Rentz Santley Co. week Feb. 22. ACADEMY jiosod of local talent, week 13; week 20 Aldert and lowest price. 0. J. MURPHY, Film N1LE8.—THE VBBBKCK (J. Stafford, mgr.) (Harry Willlama, mgr.) Yankee Doodle Girl* and Cbapean; John Williams; Olympic Quartette Broker, Meadyille, Pa. and Magic Mar. Moving picture* and vaudeville. and Leo Pardello week of Feb. 16. CARNEGIE PIQUA.—MAY’S (Chas. H. May, mgr.) The MUSIC HALL. Ben Greet Players Feb. 22 24; I GREENVILLE.—GRAND (B. T. Whitmire. WANTED--For Dorward A Wertz’s Great lyn Man from Home 19; The Top O’ the World 20; Merchant of Venice, Macbeth, Julius Caessr snd ' mgr.) Max Flirman In The Substitute 25; Lyman ' don Shews. Performer* In all llnea of the ctr Princess Bonie (local) 22-23; The Three of Us Hamlet. F.VMILY THEATRE. Vaudeville. I Twin* In The Yankee Drummers 27. I cua bualneaa, and Eight-Man Band. This aea- 27. BIJOU (R. E. Harris, mgr.) Vaudeville and MIPODROME. Vaudeville. LIBERTY. Vau- SPARTANBURG_HARRIS (I. H. Oreenwzld, I { son wagon ahow. Address JOHN A. DOR* iiKiviiig pictures. LY’RIC’ (Gn-ensmyers and deville. EXPOSITION ROIJ-ER RINK. Cham- . mgr.) Tlie Clansman 17; Tbe Honeymooners 18; WARD. Mgr., Reading. Pa. Fnlte. mgra.) Roller skating. pionstilp raei roller skating. AUDITORIUM Lyman Twin* 25. CONVERSB COLI.BOE FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Xlie Billboard 33

AI'PITOKIUM (A. L. Manchfuter, mifr.) South WASHINGTON. ton Drew and Co., playlet; Lamh’a Mannikins; tllaiitlc MuhIc Keallval April 'M-Zi. SPOKANE.—SPOKANE THEATRE (Charles Steve Budnik, Illustrated songs; Shorty DeWItt SOUTH DAKOTA. Muehluiau. mgr.) The Devil’s Auction 7 8; The conn-dlan. and the Bijou Orchestra 1518. HURON.—(IKANIt OI’EKA HOUSE (J. Daum, Arabian Nights (l Moving plc- 15 1«; Men Hur 17 2U. AUDlTOltlU.M (Harry hiirn M. Be<'ker’s Moving pictures 14" Ixtuis tiin-H. aoiigi* and vaudovlllt*. UNIQUE (John HaywanI, mgr.) Sunday was the offering by the James In Peer Gynt 18; Ben Ilendrteks In Yon lonson 21. BIJOU (F. W. Jenks, mgr.) Billy ■ mors. Jr., mgr.) Vaudeville, moving plc- Jessie Shirley Sth K. Watson. Mareena.Ne- stHdt ilefeated Chris Evehslb In a mil* race; ne.| week. URl’HEU.M (Will S. Albert, mgr.) rarro and Mareena, Flora Browning, Lightning time, 3:25)^; polo and skating. ) arer. la-wla and Kemp, Odell and (lllmore. Hoid'er ami moving pieturea week of 7; Mueller CANADA. Kddle Foyer and motion pictures 8 and week. and Mueller, Hetty Urma, Elmer-Teiiley. I>.s IIIITOBRO.ME (J. W. L, Olllesple, mgr.) Roller Georgettya. etc. week of 14. PANTAGES’ (E. MONTKEAL. — HIS MAJESTY’S (H. Q. Clarke Walker, mgr.) John L. Sullivan ami Jake Brmiks, mgr.) Grace '’an Studileford in "ITie Gold¬ .katiiig. COLUMBIA—OPERA HOUSE (J. C. Yates, Kllraln, Gilts-rt and Katen, 'The Fortune Bros., en Ilutterlly week of 15. ACADEMY (E. C. mgr. I Hiintley-Chesterfleld Stock Co. In Rip Stanley Johns and (kmipany, Wm. D. Gibson and McMillen, mgr.) The Mummy and the Humming Bird week of 15. CASINO (A. N. Sharp, mgr.) \ an Winkle 18; Monte Cristo 23; Tlie Clansman moving pieturea week of 7. E.MPIKE (V. H. NO Spllks Brothers. I.a*ybounie. Belle Seaton, F'rank \1 irch (1. ORPHBUM (N. J. Carter, mgr.) Life Grv)ver, mgr.) The Great Cans Nelson Fight pic Seymour, Joe Bartlett and Co. and F. McLaugh¬ motion pictures and International Quartette. tures. The Novelty has returneil from atock lin week of 1.5. FRANCAIS (F. W. LeCisIr, FAYETTEVILLE. — CITIZEN’S OPERA to a moving picture house. MAJI^ITIC (Joseiib Petrlch. mgr.) Vsudeville and moving pictures mgr.) The Outlaw’s Chrlatmaa week of 15. Ihil'SK IJ. .M. Robertson, mgr.) Huntley- with Illustrated songs. THE ARCADE TIIEA- ROYAL (O. McBrten, mgr.) Broadway Gaiety chestergeld Stock Co. In repertoire 16-17. 'TORIUM tIs’W'Is Corbellle, mgr.) Arcade moving Girls week of 15. BE.N’NETT’S (R. A. Mc- KNOXVILLE.—STAUB’S (Frits Staub, mgr.) pictures with Illustrated aonga. BIJOU DREAM Vean, mgr.) Jesse L. Lasky’a Love Walts, Jen¬ .V Knight for a Day 11; Mme. Marches! 15; IMPORTATION (T. W. WLIIama, prop.-mdr.) Arcade and mov¬ nings and Rentfrow, Hastings and Wilson. II -nermooners 16. ing picture tbeare. CA8I.NO (J. Q. Clemmer. Brown, Harris and Brown. Belleelaire Brothers. UNION (HTT_REYNOLD’S OPERA HOUSE mgr.) iBovtug pictnrea and Illustrated songs. Josephine Davis, Hugh Emmett, Arlie Marks and (J. C. Reynolds, mgr.) Manlton Comedy Co. 8- UNIQUE (C. H. Clark, mgr.) Vaudeville and Charlotte Perry Co. week of 15. MONUMENT 10. Sis Perkins 11; Elbert Poland and the Italian moving pictures. DREAMLAND IJ. E. Arnett, N.ATIONAL. Paderewski, pianist 22. BEN- Boys 12. mgr.) Moving pictures and Illustrated sonjrs. NT!TT’S NOUVEAUTES (C. E. Effner, mgr.) TEXAS. STAR (A. Fredich, mgr.) Moving pictures and Brockman, Mack and Belmont. Irene I.atour BUI DIBEGT illustrated songs. and her dog Zaia, Gartelle Brothers, and Ilanvey DALLAR—DALLAS OPERA HOUSE (Geo. E. AXELSON. and Bayllss. LYRIC HALL (J. A. McDonald, .tnry. mgr.) Annie Russell In 'The Stronger Se* mgr.) Pictures and Harry Bennett week of 15. 8: Francis Wilson In When Knights W’ere Bold SEATTLE.—MOORE THEA’TRE (Harry L STADIUM and FORUM RINKS. Roller skating. Pill; The Gingerbread Man 11; The Lion and Cort, mgr.) E. H. Sotbem In repertoire 10-13; FROK N. W. SHANNON. the Mouse 12-13. MAJESTIC (T. P. Finnegan, The lAnibardl Company In repertoire weex 14. mgr.) Rice ami Elmer. Great Renee Family. THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Carl Reed, mgr.) TOEONTO.—PRINCESS (O. B. Sheppard, Thomas J. Dempsey, The Wonderful Electro The San EVanolaco Oi>era Company week 7: The mgr.) Merry Widow 15 20; I’olly of the Circus and Co., Wm. Flemen and Laura Roth, The Bitrgomaater week 14. SEATOLE THEA’TRE 22 27. ROYAL ALEXANDRA (L. Solman. B. vrneGolson Players and others week of 7. (Russell A Drew, mgrs.) Rowland and Clifford’s mgr.; W. J. Robson, asst, mgr.) James K. I.VRIC iR. J. Stinnett, mgr.) Rachel .May Players In A Woman’s Power week 7; The Pol¬ Hackett In repertoire 15 20; Gwrge Fawcett Clark. Ellial»eth Nlemeyer, Sardis Lawrence, lard Opera Comimny week 14. LOIS THEATRE 22 27. GR.AND (A. J. Small, mgr.) Vaughan Bi-rt and Dorothy Kidder, Qranbnry and Lamar, (Alex Pantages. mgr.) The Climbers week 7; Glaser In The House of a 'Thousand Candles oiirl and .Mthrope, Dryden and others week of Capt. Jinks of the Horse Marines week 14. week of 15: same company In Merely Mary Ann 7. CGl.ONIAL (B. E. Anderson, mgr.) Miss ORPHEU.M THEATRE (Carl Reiter, mgr.) High 22 27. SHEA’S (J. Shea, mgr.) Clarice Mayne, class Taudevllle week 7. PANTAGES THEA¬ C. reen. Grant and Pony. Robt. Putnam, The Holden’s Mannikins. George Aruistrong. Wynne TRE (Alex. Pantages. mgr.) Advanced vaude¬ ('hicks Rogers and I.eteprla week of 7. and Lewis, Mr. and Mis. Perkins Fisher, 'The ville week 7. STAR ’niEATHE (P. Donnellan. HOUSTON.—PRINCE THEATRE (Dave Weis, Rouaettl 'TrourH* and Ann and Eflle Cooler 16- mgr.) High-class vaudeville week 7. SHAN¬ mgr.) Buster Brown 10-17; The Lion and the 20. ST. LAWRENCE ARENA (R. M. Joffray, NON’S THEATRE (B. T. Shannon, mgr.) The Mouse 20; The District Leader 21-22. MAJF.S mgr.) .Automobile. Motor Boat and Sportsmen’s Cameraphone week 7. Show 15-20. GAYETY (Thos. R. Henry, mgr.) TIC THEATRE (Chas. A. McFarland, mgr.) LE.M A. SHOBTRIDGE. The Great Renee Family. The Great Electric Bowery Burlesiiuets 16-20; Vanity Fair 22 27. and C.i.. Byrne Oolson Players. Flemen and TA(X)1CA.—TACOMA (Chas. Herald, mgr.) MAJESTIC (A. J. Small, mgr.) McFadden’s Roth. James Dempsey, Rice aM Elmer and The LambardI Grand Opera Company closed an Flats 15 20; Montana 22 27. STAR (Harry H. Majestngr.aph seek of 1. BIJOU (A. Hicks, engagement of three nights and a matinee 6; Hedges, mgr.) Bohemian Burles«iuera 1.5-20; mgr.) Renfrew’s Big Stock Co. Indef. HAPPY Brewster’s Millions 7: Ben Hur will play here Broadway Gayety Girls 22-27. HIPPODROME noun (Frank Doles, mgr.) Vaudeville and 11. 12 and matinee and night 13. STAR (Henry (J. Orifflo, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving pic¬ moving pictures. COZY (Slaurice Wolf, mgr.) Me Rae, mgr.) Because She Ix>ved Him So week tures. JOSEPH GIMSON. Vaudeville and moving pictures. of 7, with Mias Virginia Thornton In the leading FREDERICTON.—CITY OPERA HOUSE (J. SAN ANTONIO.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE role; next week the McRae Stock Co. will pro¬ W. McCresdy. mgr.) House dark week of 8- (Sid H. Weis, mgr.) Max Rogers In Panama 8-9; duce 1-eah Kleshna. SAVOY. Owing to lack of 11; Wonderland Co. moving pictures and vau¬ Charlie Grapewln In *1110 Awakening of Mr. PIpp attendance, the Savoy theatre closed Saturday deville 12 13. UNIQUE (W. T. II. Ferety. to; Buster Brown 11-12; Man of the Hour 1^ evening. 6. GRAND (Dean Worley, mgr.) week mgr.) Moving pictures, songs, etc., week of 8. 1.1; 'The Lion and the Mouse 18-19; ERnery Mu¬ of 8; Ralph Johnson, the cycling wonder; Will¬ KINGSTON.-GRAND OPERA HOUSE (D. sical Comedy Co. 20-22. EMPIRE OPERA iam (Josh) Dally and bla country choir; Cbefalo J. Brantgan. mgr.) The Merry Widow 10. HOUSE (T. F. Brady, mgr.) Emma Bunting and and Capretta, magical novelty; I.e(nngwell and PETERSBOROUOH.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE Co. In The Queen of the Arena week of 7; Bruce Company, playlet, Gladys Van. comed¬ (J. J. 'Turner A Sons, mgrs.) Power Stock Co. Pretty Miss Nobody week of 14. ROYAL (H. J. ienne amt FYankly Nardell and Company, playlet. week of 8: Daniel Ryan and Associate Playera PANTAGES’ (W. J. Timmons, mgr.) The Golden Mrnre, mgr.) Felton and Halnea. Gray and Mll- neek of 16: Irish Hearts (loeall 17; 'Toronto Gate Q’lintet; The Dtimonda, violinists; G.-orge WEEK OF nor, LIzxle Weller, Pat Lavola, Musical W’olfes Symphony Orchestra 26. CONSERVATORY OF Brown and bis aerobatic dogs; Thomas J. Ke- week of 7; DeVere and DeVere, Dollle Garrison. MUSIC HALL. Miss Hope Morgan Concert 11; ougb and Company, sketch; and Goff Phillips, The Upside-Down Duffy; Whitman and Davis The Three Musketeers 19. ROY AL. Vaudeville the minstrel man week of 8. week of 14. STAR (Kennedy A Wiley, mgrs.) and moving pictures. JACKSO:; PARK (Street Clifford and Camp, Ardys and Wyebe, Joe Smith WEST VIRGINIA. Railway Co., mgrs.) Winter Sport ami Military week of 7: Newton. Ashton and Newton. Clever Band program. AUDITORIUM ROLLER RINK. FEBRUARY 22 WHEELING.—COURT (E. L. .Moore, mgr.) Roller skating, wrestling matches, etc. Briscoe. The Zanonettas, John Gough. Joe The Witrhing Hour 20. VIRGINIA (Chas. A. Smith week of 14. HAPPY HOUR (Munsel ST. JOHN.—OPERA HOUSE (H. J. Anderson, Felnler. mgr.) The Heir to the Hoorsb 15-17; mgr.) Camcapbone 15-20. Bros., mgrs.) Kent and Harvey. Billie Kingsley, The Ninety and Nine 18-20. GRAND (Chaa. A. Delmore Sisters. The Maloneys, Annie Brooks STRATFORD.—THEATRE ALBERT (.Albert Felnler. mgr.) Baffayette’s Acrobatic dogs, Mc¬ Brandenberger, mgr.) Vandevllie, moving pic¬ week of 7; Ignralne and Howell, The Sinclairs, Connell and Simpson, sketch artists; The Boa- Mme. Ihilg, Annls Brooks week of 14. tures and songs week of 8; Corelli 15-16; St. salres, wire artists; Leeds and lieMarr. In a John's Minstrels 17; Kathryn Osterman 19. GALVESTON.—ROYAL (J. O’Donnell, mgr.l sketch; Harry B. Lester, mlmtc and Imperson- Poeling and Chase, Lnrraln and Horrell, Felton ater; Three DnBall Broa., dancers: Tanna, Ja^ and H.ilnes and moving pictures week of 22. American Juggler, and the Cameragraph pic- BONHAM.—STEGER OPERA HOUSE. The tupea 1520. VICTORIA (Geo. Shafer, mgr.) Irish Senator 10; Little Prospector 12. CRES¬ Three Pattons. John Ennis and Leo In a playlet; WANTED-BOSS GANVASMAN CENT. Burke and Farlow and moving pictures The Bedammn Co.. In a novelty act; Leslie To take rbarge of new top, 60x80. 'Week 8 12. Mildred, dancer and singer: Gardner and Sun¬ stands. Good place for good sober man. as we shine, In a dancing and talking skit: Pauline CLEBURNE-OPERA HOUSE (O. V. Brown, never close. Man doubling In band preferreil. mgr.) Under Two Flags 16; 'The Traitor 18; Fielding Co., comedy playlet: Kelcy Sisters and Performers that change for week. Singers and CHARLES Billy dimmlns. singing and dancing; Be Am¬ Tim Murphy )n Old Innocence 19. COZY COR¬ Dancers that double in Band. John LaVere brose. novelt.v sketch: The Great Richard, foot NER (Jess King, mgr.) Sandow and Wakeffeld write. We pay all. Salary anre. FDR S.AI.B Juggler; Hovt and McDonald, comedy playlet, week of 15. -Tout. 40 ft. R. T., with 20 ft. M. P., with and the Ilnmograph Co. In talking pictures 15- HENRIETTA—THE GBANER (E. A. Graner, Side Wall. First money order for $30 takes 20. APOLLO (11. W. Rogera. mgr.) Uncle It. A. C. JONES. Tifton, Oa. mgr.) A Dangerous Friend 16. Sam’s Belles 15 20. HILLSBORO.—NHHW OPERA HOUSE (Os CLABKSBUS6. — GRAND OPERA HOI SE Bratcher, mgr.) Whitman’s Comedians 15 20. (Reuben Rol>lnson. mgr.) Oraustark 16; Flor¬ WONDERIJkND (D. B. P. Smith, mgr.) Vaude¬ ence Devls In Umlcr the Greenwood Tree 16; KENNA ville and moving pictures 8-lS. The Three of Us 17. ODEON (Fred Pickett, McKINNET.-McKINNEY OPERA HOUSE mgr.) Moving picture's and polite vaudeville. WANTED (Jesse Wanlen, mgr.) The Little Prospector 10; niE BIJOU (Fred Slmcral. mgr.) Moving pic¬ Slot Machines ami Amusement Devices of all tures, songs, etc. THE RINK (Chas. Little, Irish Senator 11; Rlchanl and Pringle’s Min¬ kimis. CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE, Suite 65, strels 12; Uncle Josh Perkins 13; W. B. Patton mgr.) Roller skating. In The Blockhead 16. BLUXEIELD.—ELKS’ OPERA HOUSE (S. 11. Central Office Building, Akron, 0. Jollffe. mgr.) Chas. K. Champlln’s Stork Co. SAN ANGELO.-OPERA HOUSE (Balfanx A Filler, mgrs.) Porter J. White’s Faust 8. THE- 8 and week: A Knight for a Day 16. WON- DERI.AND (E. D. Hatrher. mgr.) Smith and WANTED QUICK “THE FAKIR” ATORIUM (S. S. Prince, mgr.) Moving pic¬ •Meyer. Johnnie Smith 8 and we»k; Smith and tures and vaudeville week of 8. Piano Player, doubling hrasa. A-1 Sketch Team, Meyer and Hattie Anderson 15 and week. man and woman: Musiclana doubling atage; VICTORIA.—HAUSCHILD’S OPERA HOUSE Comet doubling Violin, and Actors In all lines. (lly. J. llaiischlld. mgr.) Dark week of 13. WISCONSIN. BURONER A AITON'S FRONTIER CO.. New¬ ItOI.LER RINK (G. S. IlalOn, mgr.) Roller APPLETON.—APPLETON 'rHEATRE (Cha». skating; Miss May DeMancourt 11-13. UNDER port, Tenn., Feb. >6; Spartanburg, S. C., Harcb A. Takaes, mgr.) Girl at the Helm 11: Me'ssage 1: Laurens, S. C., March >. CANVAS: Chase-Lister week of 16. from Mars 13; Paid In Full 14. BIJOU (Camp¬ WACO. — AUDITORIUM (Jake Oarffnkle. bell A Danforth, mgrs.) VaudevIlU and moving mgr.) The ’Traitor 8; Buster Brown 0; Ginger¬ WANTED -For .Allen'a United Show, Musicians, pletnres. _ Comet, Tuba, Baritone and other musicians, FOR SALE—15 Penny Arcade Amusement Mn bread Man 10; Charley Grapewln In The Awak¬ BELOIT.—WILSON OPERA HOT'SE (R. H. write. Performers In ill lines write. State chines; cost $2,000. Used 60 days; look like ening of Mr. PIpp 12: 'Tlie Lion and the Mouse Wilson mgr.) The Warrens of Virginia 8; new. Will take $550. Address Durham Bros.. 10; The Man of the Hour 17; Tim Murphy 23; sll In first letter. Address FRANK ALLEN, Donald Robertson Co. 12: Under the Harvest Deridder, La. Pine Bluff, Ark. District I.en«!er 27. MAJESTIC (Chas Sassen. Moon 13; L.attmore and Leigh Stock Co. 1 20. mgr.) Whitman and Davis. Dollle Garrison and RINK (D. D Smith, mgr.) 'The Bexoa 4 6; ”1110 FOB SALE—Wagon Show Pro[>erty. eight Drill moving pictures. VENDOME (Bax Bros., mgrs.) Itsrrahs 19 20. PRIVILEGES TO LET—Season 1909. Jap. Ball, 'loving pictures and vaudeville. FOND DTI LAC.—HENRY BOYLE (P. 1. Dart Gallery, Novelties, Post Cards, Popcorn, Ponies. Also do other acta. C. A. Wixom, Ban¬ WEATHERFORD_HAYNES (Gustave Peter Hstn-r. mgr.) Louis James In Peer Oynt 16; Salt Water Candy, Ice Cream Cone, Palmist, croft, Mich. -m. mgr.) The Traitor 12. PEOPLE’S. The Yon Yonson 20; Honevmoon 'Trail 24. IDE.A anv small concesslona. 375 feet Ocean Front Chicks 15 17; The Olddelda 18 20. VAUDEVILLE (Frank W. Jenks. mgr.) Moeek Stands built. D. TRIMPER, Ocean («ty. Md. FOR SALE Penny Arcade Machines, slight snl Tore White and Sanford. Eb gan. mgr.) Lyman 11. Howe’s Moving Pictures Mvers. mgr.i Feb. 2. Miller of Boakobell 12 for $2. EARLE PORTER. Warren. Ohio. application. Cash with order: freight pre|iaUf Id; The Wolf 27. Miss Jeanle Fletcher 6; Otto Meyer and Alex R. C. Bollinger Music Houao, 704 Oarriaon Avs.. ander Russell 10; A Curious Mishap 11: Otto Fort Smith, Ark. Red.—Dun A Bradatreet. VIRGINIA. Mever and .Alexander Russell (return) 12; 'The CARS—2 Pullmana, 60 and 80 ft.; 1 Combina¬ tion. I SIee|,er; 6 steel wheel tracks; pass In- CHARLOTTESVILLE.-LYRIC (J. J. I,eter Girl Question IS; When Old New York Was sfwctlon, 12.500 each cash. Cars Jacksonville. FOR SALE—A money maker. A handsome man mgr.i Sully and Green. Snappy Sam and Dutch 25 WEST SIDE RINK (James Connera. Moving Picture Building at a poimlar summer moving pictures week of 8. REX (E. A. Kend- mgr.) The Rex.w 8-13. If yeei mean hualnesa, write. Address PAT CHAPPELLE, Box 703 Jacksonville. Ela. resort near Cincinnati. A swell Front, IKxtVi. ler, n;gr.) Moving pictures, etc. KENOSHA.—RHODE OPERA HOUSE (Joa. Address STANDARD E, cars Tie Billboard. .. APADEMY of music (Jas. O. Rhoile. mgr.) Under Smithem Sklea 16; 'The ' ; mgr.) Arcadians 18. THE VIR- Isle of Splee 21: That Stock Co. 22 28; THE NEW LUNETTE. $.50; Galatea Statue. $10; 'jlNIAN I’Thoa. Shepard, mgr.) Moving pictures. ni.IOU (F. J. O’Brien, mgr.) All. Hunter and Black Art. Ventrtimjnlat Ftmircs. Films. Slides, '"'•»7«led songs and vaudeville. AMERICAN All, acrobats; Steve Budnik. Illustrated aongs; Organa, Banners, Stereopticons. Magic Books, -WANTED- (J. M. Newcomb, mgr.) Jenkina and Jackson Frank and Gertruda Fay, blark face comedy; Ocean Waves, etc. Enclose stamp. W. H. J. An Ealison Projeettng Picture Maehlm-, aecond and moving pictures week of 15. Edithc stenger Huntley, planlat, 11-14. Clay¬ SHAW, Victoria. Mo. band. P. 0. BOX 11$. Laurel, Mitt. FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

TIechet. The (Gaiety): AaheTlIle. N. C. Wllllama. Frank A Della (BIJoii): Penaacola, ROUTES. Ten Dark Knlghta; Hnll, Eng., March 1-6; Fla.: (Oatrlch Farm) Jacksonville March 1-6. Pianos at Unusual Prices I I..ee<1a 8-1.3: Carillff IS 20. Welch. Meal.v it Montrose (Mary Anderson): The world’s largest music bouse PERFOKKEKS Toledo. Sydney (Orpbenm): Columbua, Ind.; l^ailavllle. Ry. (Family) Rraall March 1-6. West. Everett (Gem): Plttaton, Pa. (CoatlDMHl from page 31.) Templeton, Clarice (Gaiety): Indianapolis, Ind. ! Wynne A Dewla (Temple): Detroit, Mich. t i.i- u. •«. Tennia Trio (Orpbenm); New Orleans. La. Yamamots Rros. (Shea’s): Buffalo, N. Y.; LYON & HEALY Mart* 6 I’resqne Isle, Me., K- Treat s, Capt., Seals (Folly): Oklahoma City, (Shea’s) Toronto. Can., March 1-6. announces a Clearing Sale of Pianos. owin| Wood Bros. (Keith’s): Philadelphia, Pa., to the Re-buildingof their warerooms. Nearl; Randall. S.Ille (O. O. H.): Grand K«P«rts. ^own^i^id”'cSariotte. A Co. (Bathaway-a): Mich. I.o*ell. Mass.; (Colonial): New Y'ork City, Wheelock, Wheeling1. /w(Metrs|>olitan): . 11. .. Circle- one thousand fine„_»;i instruments ‘n ___ are oSere Ring. Blanche (Keith’s): Boeton, Mass.; Msrch 1 6. vine, o.; (Gem» I.ancsster Msrch 1 6. without reserve until all are sold (Proctor's 6th Ave.) New York City March vllle, O.; (Gem) Lancaster March 1-6. Thels. Lulu (Bijou): Ixwaln, O. In this stock are a number of Steinway. t .'ebet 1-6. Wentworth A Burns (Bijou): Port Arthur, Lyon & Healy and Washburn instruments. Alts Ro,h;fort A May (Cascade): New Cattle. Pa. 1 Can.. 22 March 13. Reynard. A. D. (Iceal): Monongahela, Pa., Troubadours,‘rousmuouni, Threeloree (Keith’s): Philadelphia,. ui.aue.pma. !, West,«wrace Grace l..eonardi.eonara (Lyric):vi.yric): imnviue,Danville, Ill.,iii. new and second-hand pianos of almost all well known makes. Prices, S12J, fl40, SISJ, S165, S190 ttov’i^S)lJk“town\Vinltrehf ^tlL'rtv)- pi.ta- ! '•'"•"kina. William (Walker): I>os Angeles. Cal. ; w'akeBeld. Wills Bolt (G. 0. II.): Pittsburg S300_ end upwards.__ This. Is_ an_ opportunity thai burg Pa (Liberty). roomer. Benry B. (Lvrlc): Cblumhla, 8 C Pa. will not occur again. Lyon & HealVHealy must redoes liryan (Dreamland): Newport Newa, '*'‘*/?***** * Mooae Jaw, Saak., Went. (Lyric): Danville, III., their stock at once to facilitate Ke-bufldinff.

Ra\eiles The (Casino)- Montreal Can ’ Tanicley, Mme. Peart (New Robinson): CIn- Wilson Bros. (Mery Anderson): I.rOuUvUle, ^ ^ ftSlllre A Doreu^^^^^^ olnu^lclnuatl. O.; (Majestic) Detroit. Mich., 28- , Ky ^ Piano, SKipp^ fr^lUco*,. very imu March 6. Raymond A Caverly (Columbia): Cincinnati, , • <\ia. ' Walthour Trio^ (Crystal): Denver. Col. Tuttle A May (Majestic): Brady, Tex.; (Ma- Woodward. Anna (Orpheum): Kanaai City Rutherford, Jim, A Co. (Bijou): Jackaon, Jestic) Cleburne March 1-6. Mich. Texaa Comedy Four: Savannah, Qa. Wllla A Ilassan (Empire): Boboken. N. J. Sahel. Josephine (Empire): Johannesburg. So. ;Toms. Three Original (Newport 0. , White. Clayton. A Marie Stuart (Columbia): Afrlra |.Vh l-4ikPll R. I. Clnflonstl, O. Sampsel’A Arnsman: Eu route with the K.th- I ^\ Noting. Ollle. * Three Br''t7 Quartet- En route with the Colonial : Young. DeWItt. A Sister (Bijou): Jackson, snrewbhu^ Sisters (leoples). Beaumont, | Spp Burlesque Routes. ! Mich.: (Bijou) Ann Arbor Msrch 16. JAMES O’LEARY. ldW>- Tex., Imlef. Smith ’Cecil (Orvstal)- Oklahoma Cltv Okls ! Tsndervllfs. The (Electric): Mount Olive, 111.; ' York. Charley, Musical (Lubln’s): Baltimore, Smith.Inilef^ Cecil (Crystal):(Urystal). UklanomaOklahoma city,City, Okla., (Electric) Staunton March 16. j Md. Intlef. OPENS IN MAY. THIRD OlSON. Smltli Jo Potter tKamllvi- Matianov Pltv Van’s. Oeo. S.. Imperial .Minstrels (Varieties): Yule A Simpson (Columbis): St. I^ouls. Mo. smith,Smith, Jo. Potterlott«*r (Family):(Family). MabanoyMabsnoy City, Csnton. III.: (Orpbenm) Rockford 28 Mar. 6. ! Yerxa. Ernest (Mary Andemoo): Ixailsvine, Pa., Jan. 28, Indef. BIGGER THAN ElBt. ■ II...... r Po. Valflsre, lU-Bsle. Troui>e (Lyric): Dayton, O.; I Ky.; (Majestic) Rvansvllle. Ind.. March 1-6. Smiths, (Aeat Aerial (Ilansa): Hamburg, Ger., a f a ' (Orphenm) Atlanta. Ga.. March 1-6. ' Young. I^na (Orpheum): Tampa. Fla. Fopniitlon within radius of one ■!!% 250,000. I-«n>lon, Eng., April 6-j ygn A Vedmar (Gem): "charlerol. Pa.; (Vic- Yoiima A Warrtell (Luhlii’s); Baitlmo^, Md. (..argest Bve-cent Amusement Park In the D. 8. J ti ,1 > I . .1, I torla) Wheeling. W. Va.. March 1-6. Zeno. Jordan A Zeno (Trent): Trenton, N. J.: Rld»« and Showmen write for coneesalona. Add. Si^ucer, Hugh (Castle); Bloomington, lU.. * lUirl Falls (Poll’s): New Haven. (Rmpirel Bohoken March 1-6. 1183 8. Hml^d Btrsst, Telsphonss 623 and lAM inuei. . . V Conn.: (Poll'a) Bridgeport Msrch 1-6. Zanettos. The (Poll’s): Scranton. Pa.; (Lyric) Tarda. Splssc l Bros. & Mack (Kouacker's): ' Jenna, j v„..„ Olrls (Lyric): Birmingham. Ala.; (Ly Davton. O.. March 1-6. : /itii . r-. . .. r, I rle' Little Bock, Ark.. March 1-6. i zada.Zada. All (Kljiai):(Rfjiai): AlDion,Albion. Mich.;Mien.; (O.(u. B.)ii.i ...nmm 11^1n ■ ^ ■ -stenart. Comedy (On'heum). (ambrldge, 0., | Vanghan, Dorothy (Bijou); I>e Kalb, Ill.; i I.udlngtnn March 1-6. J. n .Vi. IV . . n. . ..K X.. x. ! H.yric) Mobile. Ala.. March 1-6. ZechZech«"hVo"S):* A Zech (O. H.): Marlon.Marlon Ind.Ind WQIITOrlVll ^ || I Ull ifs fN YPhQnflTQW P || y || |r|] Still City Quartet: Bn route with Miss New Violetta, Jolly (Orpheum): Butte, Mont., 27- York. Jr.. Co. See Burlesque Koutes. ii”"’Marcb 6...... • . IKlIllgUTOLAlMdlltC iSniith,iimith, Sue (Lyrl2): Dayton, O., (Orpheum) V’aVdelles, The (Tandevllle); Grand Island, Neb. j Sk&tlUg Alllk AbtrftCtlOllfl. r-« »• Atlanta. Ga., .Mar. 1-6. Stadium Trio (I.yrlti' Helena, Siont.;M..!,; (Lyric):(urto. j J;"'*" ‘Nleo.i.. i'en-y-Ro- Rou>«i- compile Boreman .Marcu 1 0. m., (c.iv.'K”' » wiii.^ ra O nv Ii.m..;."'"(-wPSSV: Sow.;;', sc “W; with engine,engine organ and tent, 76 „ax B. c., I vH: V™,;! .-'.Sr.‘V,’.:r,aar"ii,.-of »...a.i. I,...... acresncres ofot good timberedt.mberod land situ- (’an.; (Pautagea’) Bellingham. Wash.. M»reh ' 'Helena. Mont., i City. rtah,Utah, 22-27;22 27; (Auditorium Bliik) Ogden, atatcd CU OH Ralei{;llKalei{;ll and SouthpOFt Valdare A Varuo (Nelson): Ijogansport, Ind.; Silvas, The (Shubert): Utica, N. Y.; (Hudson) Monohan, the Great (American Boiler Rink); RaWfoadiii HaFnctt County, NoFth (Soiirewlne) Braall March 1-6. Union Hill. N. J., March 1-6. | Van. Blll.v (Orpheum): Omaha. Neb., 28- Stanford, Billy (Majestic): Crawfordsvllle, Inu.; ' RoneVBVuk) ^{'a'nches^^^^^^^^^ (American CaFOlma. StatC hoW loflg J’OUF 22-24; (Family) Braill 2.6-27. | March 6. Rccklaw. Reckless (Aiidltorlnm Rink); Sslt niacllini^ hjlS hcPB riinnilKV in first Vr''uee, Ernestine (Keith's): Pblladelpbta. vott A Kelts (Wonderland): Clifton Forge, Va.; | Lake Cltv. Utah. 22 27; (Auditorium Rink) 11^ UCCIl rUIIIllIlg 111 IlFSl (Lyric) Charlottesville, March 1-6. i Ogden March 16. lettcF. AddFcss Box 122, SpFav, Samuels A Chester (Bijou): Marinette, wis.; ''j’"'*’*'- ''f * Frederic (Keith s). Pro^*' 1 SkatQlr.t .rt.n.O Davis via tntrard(Girard UniterRoller RIntrt:Rink): Girard,Girard. m... ^rr > r •' * (Bijou) Gren Bay March 1-0. i dence. “■ J- v ' Kan.. 22-27; (Armour Bink) Franklin March is. V'. •Orlcklatid. Kube (Hathaway’s): Rrocktoon. ! ' ""Khn. Bert A Irene (Lyric): Watertown, N. • ___ Mass.; (Hathaway's) New Bedford March 1C. i „,*■ , , .. _ 'Sprague, I.(eon (Rink): I.aJunta, Col., 22-27. -ilcly A IMwards (Hathaway’s): New Btslforil. 'lola. Otto. A Bro. (Sh.H>dy’s): Fall River. * • • _ Mass.; (Hudson) Union Hill, N, J., March Masa. I WAMED 1 (V Verona (O. H ): Cortland. N. Y.; (O. H.) | TENT SHOWS. ■Siileliffc Trou;s' (SItea's): Toronto, Can.; (Shu- Binghamton March 10. IsTt) Utica. X. Y., March 1-6..g .Van Nally. Elsie (Victor): Jloblle. Ala. Ilpnry**, J. E.: Leon RprlnRB, Tex., 26; Boerne nano riayer 'ubi-rs. Emile (Lyric): Dayton,i-tiin O-O.; (Itailia(Hatha Vacrants. Three (Famll.v): Wllllamsi»ort, Pa.. Piano Player w.iy’sl Nt-w Bedford. Mass.,; _ 1-6.j’.q ’ ! 22 27: (Mojiart) Elmira. N. Y.. March 1-6. Texan WIM Weat, Jack W. Klnir, mgr.; Tam- plctvre abow. Muat be algbt reader, Man -tiiKiiis, Wlllnrd, A Co (liaiiiiuersleln’alersteln’s Victoria): Vindohonas. Two (Columbia): Cincinnati. O. pa. Fla., 1-27. prefirreJ. Stste lowest salsry and all In Grst New Y’ork city (Kcith'a) Providence. R. I., Walton. Irwin R.: En route with the Fada A letter. Address, P. O. Box 642. Pensacola. FIs. March 10. Eolllca Co. See Burlesque Routes. ■ilone A King (Wonderland): Mankato, Minn.; Waterimr.v Bros. A Tenney: En route with BDDWAY COMPANIES. N. D.; IK-s Adam.Adams A Stab,Stahl Shows:Shows; Ad.msvllle,Adamsrille, Ten..,,Tenii., 22 LatayettCLafayette BOORBooking 27. Bnrkoot. K. G.. Amnsemont Co., Carrollton. Gs., Sh«,i;'Tsha“rpVBn;Iu)’;'M.rlne.,e. Wis.; (Bljoul : " SlTnVley “cm ‘see Uontes."" *"""**■ Bn^'-t K G. Am~ Carrollton. Ga.. ; ExcHailffe Gti.en Bay MarcL 1 0. M’eston. Harry: Kn route with the Brigadiers. , _^;27:2’2-27: ColumhuBroli mhim March 16. Xa.A.\vliail|SCExchange . Wheeler^ l^diT'^MIch A Sharpsteen (Lj(eum).(Lyteum): Grand RapRap- frvstal Carnlyal Co., Findley Braden, mgr.;. WANTED—Vauderlllewavxfn_v...... viii._.. acta at alln timea. Name -(ur.ial and Itazall (Orpheum): Bullc. Mont., Ids. Mich., Indef. ^ S.l, i.V, , il''f March 1-6. Whltl-omh.Wh1C.„^h RodRobt. i;L. (Keith’s): Portland. Me.Me., I| ^.Portage, P«.,_ 22 24; Altoona 2523 CT.f- _ _ fmZV mu? }or'n letter. _Sm_all Jumpe. Aleo Shei han, Jos. K. (Cnase’nC Washiiigtou. D. C. ^ Jan. 25, Indef. , A"'’®"'*"- tiH-stres and Hulm. Si'varaiice, Margaret (Wigwatii): San Francisco. Wilbur. Caryl (Tivoli): I.ondon. Eng., Dec. Ar .i«v a n (•yl. • y r. J ^ indef . s . I cjporgia. Great, United Shows: Easley, S. C., rww •iix Little Girls and a Teddy Bear (Orpheum): , Wilson, the Great: En route with the Gay Mas- i i in.,., i ■ Portland. Ore. quer.,ders. See Burlesque Boutea. I ' V^Odl ■III Selbliil A GrovinI (BenuotCn: Haiutitou. Can.. ; Wilson. Mae (Lulu): Butte. Mont., Indef. I'flmgr.: Tampa, Fla..Fla., 22-27;„-27, Key West March OpenR.R. TimeA AMJ March 1-6. ' Wooils A Ualton: En route with AI. O. Field’s , . t-v -xo rejiertolre companies at Wonderla JttVenira Stadium Show: Alvar.vdo. Tex.. 22 V ■iinlth A Brown (Majestic): Denver. Colo., 22 Minstrels. See Minstrel Routes. Jtnenal27 s Stadium Show. Alvarjulo. Tex.. ,' Carden,Dararn. Blismilnglon.IthHiinlngton. Ind.,Iml., o|ienltigo|»oDliig April Ut. March 6. _ Wllllanta, Chaa. (Main St.): Peoria, 111.; (Ly- I dv,..*..- \iia. •>>>•>- .Managers write at once what vou ba xiisauna.'iisatina, PrincessPrincese (Orpheum): llristki.vii.Br«s»kl.vii, N. Y. rio, Danville March 16. i Isms.Dos'. ...J. George,George. Shows.Shows: Natc^,Natche*. Miss.Miss.. M22 .i.27. •Al"?r?arw"T‘‘BRI88ENnMAddress W. A. BRISSENDEM, BloomiBLm.n’wiIrn“7^^- Maryland Amuson.cnt Co.. Geo. F. Osterllng. ^Odress W. A. BRI88ENDEN. Bloomington. Ind. salvail>Hlvail (Ctdiinibia):(Columbia): Cinciiiiiatl.Cincinnati. O. Wllllama, Thompson A Copidand (Temple): Ft. Maryland Amiisonicnt (^o„ Geo. F. Osterllng. WderB,-taundera. Chalk (Haiiimersteiii's):(Ilammersfelii’s): New YorkY’ork Wayne,Wame Ind.:Ind • (Varieties) Terre HauteITante MsrcliMarch ; "fFC-: Enstls. Fla.. 22-27. ... ^ ^ ^ City. ],q1 (?^ ’ (varieties) lerre iiaute .Marcn :. Russell. Great.creat. Stiows:Sliows: Tombstone, Arlx.,Ariz., 2222- ^ O I Hit €1 ■Manley A Scanlon (Credent): Nashville Tenn. -^yillard A Bond (G. O. ID: Grind Rapids. 27; Benson 28 March 6 ''laltr A VMIllaniH iLyrIc): Newark. N. .1. Mlcb * (Templel Ft Wayne Ind March 1-6 i Amusement Co.. Mobile, Ala., 22 For Sale-Roller Skates ■«w-ecney A Bojmey (Lyric) ; Columbia. S. C. Wolff Bros. (Lyric): ' Mobile,’Ala.’! '(.Majestic) I „ _ ..at. r. c- i> i. Schafer, Hot (Surprise): Washington. I). ( . Montuoinerv March 1-6 Southern Sliows Combined. Dr. C. E. Barfl>-ldBarfl-Ul, 400 pair of best make ball liearing, steel wheeled mgr.: Quincy, Fla.. 22 27. t t ■Roane, Johnnie A Mayme (Family); Cleveland, , yYtfa‘. Jack’ (Theatorlum): Delaware. O.; , “'Rf-f Q'linc.'’. Pl»-. 22 27. roller skates In gisid condition. Apply J. L. . rrv I * Y Ik ill \- ' (Crystal) Nelsonvllle March 1-6. ‘ - ^itgewicks.SiMijrewlcka. Fiveri\e (Oalety):i.jaitiyi. Danville,iiamiiie. \n.. n. i Waller A Msmill (Welland); Morgsntown. W. GIBSON, 135 Adama 8t., Chicago. Stanle;^ Mr. and Mrs. Lew (Theatoriuiiil: Dn- I _ 22 Wr (Casino) Grafton 2.6-27. MISGELLANEOUS. sing, .Mich. ! ryp,.Weat. Frankie (Majeatic); Kalamazoo, .Mich.; Snyder, Oeo. B.. A Harry Buckley ( iliea’s): .t, .Ydanis, Janies. Vaudeville Show. C. F. Haraden. (Ri.ion) Battle Creek March 1-6. nigr.; Pixk Hill, S. C., 22 27; Camden March Tcronto, Can.; (Beuueit’s) Huiiiilton March wallWallace’s. Jack. Cockatoos (Unique): Ili'kln- 1 6 WANTED Soiiin’iervllle, Mile., A Columbus (Majestic); Wveslirt^”?! n^llVe*'^'^()nt’' i ’''® Pavla. W. Vs.. 24 __ VY.Igand Wygaml (L.yceum) , Orville, ont., . os.2.6; PlvlnaElkins or.o7-26 27: RetlnetonBeiington March\(sreh 1;l- Buck-Rnek ' A man that can transiiose, jilay and aing lllua l)« nver, Colo. Can.: (Hippodrome) Toronto March 1-6. •sln.pson. Cheridah (Olympic): Chicago. Ill. (rated songa in moving picture show; baritone Stiifford, Frank, A Marie Stone (Poll's): Scran (Orpheum) Sf^kune, WiiBh.. 2^Msrrh 6. Mxrrh t Ky.,, # 25;. n^onviue., preferred. CHA8.CHAS. BEARK,REARK, Banduaky,Sandusky, Os0. ton. Pa.; (Beunett'a) Hamilton, Can., .March 16. West. Roland. A Co (Bllotii: Diihuque. Is : DaUre: Paducah, Ky.. 15 -np batit vI . .. Sanderson's Mailoncttcs (Si-cnlc Temple): Marl¬ (I.yric) Danville, 111.. March 1-6. March 6 FOR SALE—MiKlidSALE—.Model K.11. oxyllthe gasgaa nutflt.outfit, com- boro, Mass. WelK lA-w (Orpheum): Atlanta. Ga.. March i ^ „„ Herbert L.. Hvpnotlsts. H. , !''®‘®’ oxyllthe can llm.-s aj^lal lubeaaiid Shewbri. ik A Berry (Poll's); Hartford, Cons. 1-6. I piint mar • Iowa Cltv la 2^ or. Rur- Vil® 1^*® J’**’’*"’’’, $■!•>, half cash balaiK-e t. O. D. btevens. Mart C. (Proctor’s 123th St.'l: New Wren Trio (Savoy): Siimfer. S. C. "/'J i 6 ’’ ’ Worth $.V). floe roiHlltlon. WIGGINS A FREE Williams A Gilbert (Family); Muacatine. la. p i . at..., rv..aa..ia , 'JAN. Kaboka, Mo. Y’ork City. 4*1 nVi. r-i;.-' ■ Foot, Commodore, A Slater Qiieenie, Royal Seldom's Y’eiius (Or|iliPum); Oakland, Cal. Wliltely A Bell (Y'oung’s Pier):er). AtlanticAiianuc City,xiij. American Llllpufisna: Ft. Wa.vne, Ind., Jan. 41iort A Eilwards (Majestic); I.aSalle, Ill. N. J. ■^••nnour A Dupree (Coliiiiilda i: Ciiicliiiiati, Wayne, A. J. (Orpheum); (Ttattanooga, Tenn. SOUND EFFECTS for M0VIN6 PICTURES Wangdoodle Four (Majeatic);^"Ann“'Aofn’r^M"lIIh Ann Arbor. Mich Georgu'^'^Trouhadoitr Mlnsfrols, Wm. McCshe. O. or’^• N>w.’rk N "’Fr.: Psckwstikee. WIs., 24 2.6; Monfello .Sherman. Sadie (Bijou): JacksiMi, Midi. Winston’s Rea Llona (Proctor’s):or 8). Newark,.-vowarx, .N■ >. 2S; Westfield Msrch 1-2; Plainfield 3 4; Schafer. Bot (Orpheum): Chillicotbe, ().; (Em- J. ^ Plover fi-7. YERKES & CO.,J pirei Cincinnati March 1-6. Wordette, Estelle, A Co. (Orpheum): At Seymour Sisters (Y’alentlne): Toledo, O. lanta. Ga. I *"**/’,'I'aiiti^'^'ni **^.^4*'***’ Bukoutx, mgr.. 53 West 28th Street, NEW YORK. Sosman. Fred (Majestic): Johnstown. I’a. W)ff’no^ence «. B. Orlfflth, ^_Phon, 594 Mgd. Sq._ Sandwlnas. The (Orplienm): Denver, Col. Thompkins. Chas. H.: En route with the Kimnd- j JVV'h''n.*^'"*'''TH!rll‘Vv(VttoT^Welch'Briis.? Three‘ (Nlckle); St. John. N. B..R ’7""’,,'*!!'®’ moving picture and Up. See Dramatic Routes. P-n - (Mckle): St. John. N. B Out., Can., I22-27. I vaudeillle theatre In Kansas (own of 45,(SI0. Truehesrt. D’llon A Burke (Empire): Sprlng- Williams A Gordon (Ornhenml • Franklin Pa ■ JJ"'’''''"'. The, Altiert G. Gilbert, mgr.: Caw- ()|iera chaira, awell front, hrllllautly lighted. fleld. HI.. Feb. 22. Indef. (Yrnheum) on Cltv^ M^^^ l-«’«ven«orth 27. , BestBi^st of resMoiiar.;.Hoiia for selling. Answer qilck.quick. Ad- A Lambert; Hull. Eng., March 1-6; WbO^Ar’kTmmTn. Vm^WOcT- Milwaukee. Wla.: !!®!"'®®: «L>rton.: Baltlm_ore. Md,, 26-27. ) dressdresa “993",”993”, Wichita,WtchiU. Ksns. Lfl<‘ds 8-13; DIcester 15-20; (Cambridge Pal- (Mnlestlc) Chicago. HI.. March 16. Hidmei’ 'Traveloi^ew Burton Holmes, mgr.: aco) London 22-27. Wormwood’s Dogs A Monkevs (Poll’s): Wor- oa MAGICMAflTf*—.Many -r."®"’new tricks In sdvsncislsdvanciil ThiscaYiy Troubadours (Keith’s): Phllsd<'l|>hla. ceater. Mass.: (Poll’s) Springfleld. March 16. Howe* Moving PIctuna. Alton, III., 26. 4“ maelc. Cannot(aunot he hsd elsewhere. Pa.; (Proctor’a) Albany, N. Y’., March 1-6. Wells. Mr. A Mrs. Wm. .7. (Starlandl: Saaksl | Korak’s. Dr., Wonder Co.: El Paso, Tex., In- II Send fortor II..-;n^ lis'i ludBy and get (sisted. Address Traimells. The (Bennett’s): Montreal. Can.; tiMiii. Can.; (Ori>henm) Edmonton March 1-6. i , "®‘- , ,, , , ._ u v oj m o* i'J. 8. HARYCk vvff So. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, (Keith’s) Portland. Me., March 1-0. Watson’s. Sammy. Farmyard Circus (Hatha- ! ” 24: Ul«n 25; Indians. Tri'malnes. Musical (Hippodrome); l.exliigton, way’s): New Bedford. Maas.; (Hammer- Watertown 26; New Wilmington, Ps., Yfarcb Ky.; (Empire) fronton O., March 1-3; (Ma¬ stejn’s) New Y’ork Clt.v. March 1-6. 1; Martins Ferry. O., 2; Cambridge 3; Colum- jestic) Ashland, Ky., 4-6. WANT XAN AND WOXAN, o*e for piano, Imth Walker. Nells (Cook’s O. II.); Rochester, N. hna 4; Wilmington 5; I.a'banon 6. Thardo. Claude (Orpheum): Bneyrua, O.. 22- Y’.t (Keith’s) Prorideuce. R. I.. March 1-6. Little Rnsalan Prince Frank U. Blits, mgr.: ; for parts, one piece. Tell all. GIBSON COM 24; (Orphenm) 'HIBn 25-27; (Arcade) Toledo | World. J.din W . A MIndell Kingston 'Ren- , _ Havana.j*?';®""' rnha._21 March 6.”• _ ^ EDVEDY coCO.. EHeer,„nEdgerton Minn.Minn March 16. I nett’s): Hamilton. Can.; (G. O. ID Syra : ’’ T^. . ^ ' ruse, N. Y.. March 1-6. blnal 25: Stn Antonio 26; Riimett 27. TenKycks. Mnalcal (Phillips); Richmond, Ind.; Lite’s Glaasbiowera. Jack I^ee, mgr.: Possum —SOLD XmTWXKU— (Majestic) Crawfordsvllle Msrch 1-6. Wllbnr A Wilbur (Majestic): Birmingham. Glory. Pa., 22 27. Tulsa (Grand); Peru. Ind., 22-24: (Rimo) Ala.: (Majestic) Little Rock. Ark.. 28 Mar. 6. I Markle’s New Sunny Sfstth. W. R. Markle, make TJF Huntington 25 27; (Gaiety) Indianapolis, Ind., Wenona A Francis Co. (Majestic); Denver. ! mgr.: Spottsvllle, Ky., 15-Marcb 6. March 1-6. Col. ' Nordics, Mme. Lillian; Boston, Mass., 27. ABSOLVTXLT •VABAXTKXD. FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Xtic Blllboapd 35

Ni-wniiaii. lti<- H. W. KpIUr, Kentucky Belles, Robert Gonlon. mgr.: Sll*f. F. Wlllird M«Kor Clrcua: Tolwlo. O., New Century Girl*. John J. Moynlhan. mgr.: 22 27. • 'Incinnatl, •)., '22 27: Cleveland March 1-6. A Game of Chess WiiellniT. Dr. I.udwig: Waahington. D. C.. 24; Night Owl*. Chas. Rnhln»o-r*. I.ouls Epstein, Philadelphia. Pa.. 26. mgr.: Chicago. Ill., 22 27; Cincinnati, O., ! A young lady Invites her friend March I 6. : for a game of cheaa. This la her Parlsitn Widow*. Weta-r A Rush, mgrs.: Phil I-lcensed nnder the 'I move. He accepts the Invitation and adelphla. Pa., 22 27; Baltimore, Md., .March patente of the Mo- I cornea to a game of chess. This Is MINSTREL. 1 6. tlitn llctnre Patents i: hi* move. Now they both move to an Pat White's Gaiety Girls, Walter Greaves, Company. II engagement. Cohan A llarrl*’: I.ancaater. Pa.. 24; Altiam.a mgr.: Inillanapolls, Ind., 22'27: Louisville, Equipped with Improved Fire Ma«a- Length 890 Feet. 2.'»; Johnatown 26; Cuml>erland, Md., 27; Ky., March 16 Waahington, I). C.. March 1 6. Reeves’. .Al.. Beauty Show, .Al. Reeve*, mgr.: lines. Automatic Fire Shutter and rktn. N. J.. 22 27: New Y'ork Cltv, March THE Dandy Dixie. John J. Nolan, mgr.; Palatka. 16 New Improved Lamp-House, New Ha’.. 24: Drlando 25; Tampa 26 27. Rentx S*ntley. .Abe Leavitt, mgr.; Pittsburg. Style Fireproof RheostaL Improved D<«k*tailer'», I.ew. Chaa. D. Wllaon. mgr.: New P.X.. ‘22 27: Columbus. O., March 16. York City. 22 27; Pater*on. N. J., March 1; Ro«e SydelP* London Belles. W. S. Campbell, Electrio Lamp. Complete w^h every¬ , New Governess New Itrun«wlck 2: Wilmington. Del.. 1; mgr.; Chicago. HI.. 22 27; Cleveland, (>.. Richmond. Va.. 4; Newport Newa 5; Norfolk thing seen in the cut. Including pol A young lady accepts a position as March 1-6. - goyern,-**. She has charge of a little 6 . Rice A Barton’s Big Galetv Co.: Kansas City, ished carrying care for mechanism, ; lH>y who la the Innocent cause of D. Rne Itro*.’; Muncy, Pa., 24; lliighearllle 25; Mo.. March 16. together with Adjustable Bicycle her arrest nmler the aiiMpIclon of T..wanda 27. Rnnaw.iy Girl*. Peter S. Clark, mgr.: New being a thief. The problem la ao|yerta'. Stanley J. Rota'rta, mgr.: MaygTille, .Serenader*. Cha*. B. .Arnold, mgr.: New York Ky.. 1S24. City. 22 27: Brooklyn. N. Y’.. March 16. Richard* * Pringle’*. Holland A Pilkin*. mgra.: Sam T. Jack's; New Y’ork City. 22 27; Pater¬ VInIta. Dkla., 24; Pawn'-e 25; Tnlaa ‘26; son. N. J.. March 1 1: Schenectady. N. Y., 4- Chandler 27. 6. Vogel'a: Wlnchcater, Ky.. March 4 Star Show Girl*. John T. Baker, mgr.: St. Joseph. Mo., 25-27: Kansas City March 1-6. Sam Devere's Show. .A. H. Sheldon, mgr.: BURLESQUE. Brooklvn. N. Y’.. 22'27; Scranton. Pa., March The Maryland 11: Wilkes Barre 4 6. Americana, Teddy SImond*. mgr.: De* Molnea, .Strolling Players. .Alex. Gorman, mgr.: Boa- la.. ■22 24; St. Joae|ih. Mo.. March 4 6. ton, Mass., '22-27: Providence. R. I.. March Ar.-niie Girl*. la-y Groilx. mgr.: Chicago. HI.. 16. 22‘27. lniIlana|M>ll*, Inil.. March 16. Trocad->ro*. Cha*. H. Waldron, mgr.: Cincin¬ Rrigadler*. Clan nee Itiirdlck. mgr.: Schenec¬ nati. O.. 22'27: .Atlanta. Ga., March 16. Amusement Co. No. 1 tady. N. Y.. 22-21; Pateraon, N. J.. 25 27: Tiger I.tlle*. Chas E. Taylor, mgr : New Y’ork New York City, March 1-6. City. 22 27; Newark, N. J.. Alareh 1 6. WAMT8—One more gisnl *hs not conflict. Gisul opening for AVorkliig World. ('*« Roheml.in*. .Al. I.ithln. mgr.: Iliiffalo. N. Y.. 22- Thoroughbred*. Frank Burn*, mgr.: St. Paul. place Japanese Bowling Alley, Glass Engraver, Candy AA'heel, Ball Games ami Cook House. AA’ill •27; D.trolt. Mich., March 1 6. Minn.. 22 27. try to make nMun at all time* for giHHl concession im-ii; le with neat frame up*. AVrIte me whal Uroadway Gaiety Girl*. I.c*)l* Stark, mgr.: To¬ rravelcrs. R. D. Williamson, mgr : Alontreal. you have. Thl* Com|iaiiy now consist* of live Khows, Merry-gonuind, Kerri* Wheel and twelv. ronto. Ont.. 22 •27; Ituffalo. N. Y’.. March 16. Can.. 22 '27: Tiwonto. t)nt.. March 1 6. coiiressions, and carrie* an eiglit piece uniformed Italian Band, and I* featuring Prof. Kauell It Bryant'*. Harry. Kxtraraganxa. Janie* Weeden. I’ncle Sam’s Belle*. Robert Mill*, mgr.: Wash¬ hi* net dive of 105 ft.; show* Daytona. Fla., on main street auspices Daytona City Band. x\e«-k mgr.: St. I.oiil*. Mo., '22 27; Chicago. III.. ington. D. C.. 22'27: Baltimore. ALL. Alarch of 22. There are no niuneu connected with the management of MARYLAND AMUSEMENT CO., March 1 6. 16. Bowery Piirleaiiner* K. M. Roaentbal. mgr.: A’anitv Fair. Harry Hill, mgr.: Tori-nto, Ont.. No. L Address all mail FRED. S. WOLCOTT, Mgr. NOTICE—Geo. F. Osterling and bis sister* Montreal. Can.. '22 27; Holyoke, Ma**.. Mawh 22 27; Montreal, Can.. March 16. are not with this show. Regard* to Knockers for knis-ks are bismt*. I 1; Albtny. N. Y.. 4 <1 World Beater*. J. Herbert Mack, mgr.; Buffalo, Bon Tons, Frank .Abbott, mgr.; Hu. mgr.: March 1 6. Pittsburg Pa.. 22 27; Wheeling. VA". A'a.. Behman Show, Jack Singer, mgr.: Chicago. HI.. Alan h 1 6 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE 22 27: Milwaukee, Wl»., March 16. AV’sliinglon Society Girl*. Lew Watson, mgr.; Bine Rddion Girl*. Joe Moras*, nigr.: Washing Kani.i* <’itv. Mo,. •22 27; St. Louis ALirch 1 6 This newly invented amusement enterprise for Parks and Pleasure Resorts reprodiieea by tiai. D. C.. 22 27: Pittsburg. Pa.. March 1-6. Y’aiikee It-Hslle fJIr's S‘>1 Alyer*. mgr.: Wheel meehaiilrnl mean* the famous Y'ale-Harvanl race, the boats roll on a track like miniature riulways Cracker Jack*. Harr.v la-o il, mgr.: Boston. Ing AA’ A'*.. 22'27: AA’ashington. D. C. Alarch the passengers help push the boat*. Excitement! AA'ell rather I ' Mas*.. •22'27: Br<*>klyn. N. Y'.. March 1-6. 16 •.heap to install, costs little to niH-rate, great ntoney making and entertaining possibilities, City Sports. Phil Sheridan, mgr.: Baltimore. capacity of a scenic railway, cost, one-tenth. Send for illustrated circular. _ Md.. 22 27: Washington. D. C.. March 16. YVe furnish complete e<|uipuieut. Casino Girls, Jesse Burn*, mgr ■ Columbus, O., 22 27: Toledo March 1 6. MUSICAL. W. F. MANGELS CO. CAROUSELL WORKS, CONEY ISLAND, N. Y. Cherry Blossom*. Maurice J us.b*. mgr New Americ.-;n Th-atre Op<-ra Co S.iii Francisco. York City. •22 27; Trov March 1.1; Albany 1 6 Cal., .Aug. 21, Indef. INDIANA STATE FAIR IOWA STATE FAIR Cory Corner G'.rls. Sam Robinson, mgr : Cleye- American ill». NEBRASKA STATE FAIR KANSAS STATE FAIR Colonl.tl Belles, Wash. Martl'i. mgr.: ProTl- deiice, R. I., 22 27; Boston. Mas*., .March Minn. 2121: St. P.iul 2.’. 27 I 6. Annstror.g Alusical Com«‘dv Co.: San Diego. OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition Cal 22 27 Champagne Girl*. \Vm. Pyiie. nigr.: Wilkes- Are among the dates dosed by the Barre Pa., •22 21; Scranton 2.">27: N«'W Y'ork BERNARD, SAM: See Nearly a Hero. City March 16. !lr. ken Idol. B. C. AVhltney. mgr.: Chicago. Dainty Duchess. W.'bcr A Rush, mgr*.: Roch¬ Ill . Aug. -21 Indef. HERBERT A. KLINE SHOWS. P. O. Box 68. CHICAGO. ester. N. Y.. 22 27; Toronto, Out.. March 1 6. ni ick Patti Troubadours. A’oeckel A Nolan. Dreamland Burlesipier*. Bi-rt J. Kendrick, mgr.: I>r.*i>* : Denver. Col.. 21 27: Trinidad. ‘2*; Troy. N. Y., 22 24; Albany •2.-. 27; Boston, Raton. N. Alex.. Alarch 1: Santa Fe 2: La* r ■>) Mas*.. March 1 6. A’ega* .Albucptcnpie 4; Gallup 5; Winslow, The best attraction obtainable for Ihickllngs. Fr.mk J. Caldcr. mgr : Mlnnea|>ull*. .Arir.. 6. Platform Show, WHAT HAVE Minn.. -22 27: St. Paul March I 6. luster Brown (Ea«f*'rn). Buster Brown Am. YOU? Address, W. A. SHANNON. Fniidre Show. Geo. F. I>o-iard. mgr.; 1’hlcago, Co., nroii* : Natchilixhe*. La.. 21; Shreve¬ III.. 22 27; Milwaukee. AVI*.. .March 16. port 25: ALutr.*' ’26: A’lcksburg. Mis*.. 27. Norris and Rowe Circus. Santa Cruz. Follies of the Day. Barney Girard, mgr.: IK»- luster Brown lAVcstern). Buster Brown -Am. Calltornia. trolt. Mich.. -22 27; Chicago. Ill.. March 1 6. Co,, props : l.ong'lew. Tex.. •24; Gia'enville rsshlon Plates, Chas, Falke. mgr.: Boston. 25: Fort AVorth 26 27. WANTED J Mas* . ’22-27: New York City. Mar. h 16. Hunch of Kecs, Gu* Bothner, mgr.: Bowie. Fay Foster. J.rfin Grieve*, mgr.: Phila.IcIphIa, Tex.. 24, I.iwtoii. Gkla.. 25: Anadarko 26; Da . 22'27: Jersey City, N. J.. March 16. Chickisha 27: Elk City 2S; Geary Alarch 1: FriTollib's of iniS, Ib'ssaucr .A- Dixon, mgr*.; Cherokee 2: .Anthony, Kan . 1; AA’Ichlta 4; Albany. N Y.. 22 24; Troy -J.-.'27: Montreal, Hutcl.lson 5: Tojieka 6. I'an.. March 1 6. Burgomaster. The. AA’m. P. Ctilh'n, mgr.: Ta¬ WANTED! WANTED! Fr.dlesome Girl*. I.ouls Oberworth. mgr.: Isui- coma. AA'ash.. 24'25: A Ictorla. B. C., Can.. Isrille. Ky.. ‘22 ‘27: Cincinnati, t*., March 1 6. •26- Westiuliistcr '27; A’ancouver March 1: rad* and F.dlles, Chas. R. .Arnolil. mgr.; New- Bellingham. AA’ash . 2; Everett 1; Centralla ark. \. J.. 22 27; IlolM.ken March 1 6. For the Cotton Blossom Floating Theatre Gay M.tsipierader*. Jos. Pettingill. mgr.; Kan- Itoston Granil t)|M'r.a Co.. )7eo. S. Sterling, mgr.: Pmtlucer, Dramatic people who double band, and s|>eclaltie*. Calliope player, mnalclans for B A 4). sa* City. Mo., 22 27; St. Umls Mar.h 16. Altoona. Pa,, 22 24: I'nlontown 25. Beaver L. E. liaison, write. NEEDHAM AMUSEMENT (X>., (Inc.), H. E. Steiner, Mgr., Marietta. O. ii Hiirtlg. mgr.: CAHILL, MARIE: See the Boys and Bnmkl.yn. N Y.. 22 March 6. GHAYBH.L .YMt’SEMENT Ct)MI'.\NY will open It* 4th Carnival *ea».in. May l*t. near New York • •reater New York Stars. Jacobs A Jermon. Betty. • ity. Have ofieulng for one more gi**! tent Hhow that d one nioie gi«Kl platform show. A few coiieessloii* ojh-ii. Everything exclusive, Y 25 27: New Y’ork City March 16. ami booked on iH-icenlage only. Term* 4») t’lO lu-r cent. .Advertising space* renletl on flat rale for • ■in* of the Monlln Rouge. K. Dick Rider. CAWTHORN. JOS: See Little Nemo. samiding. etc., where nothing ia M>ld. No Girl Show* or gambling nnder the cloak of hiiylng mgr.; Boaton, Mas*., 22‘27; Springheld March hack. Save atampa If yon are not "on the wpiare" In every wa.v, a* m>thlng crooked Uvea wltlk 11: Albany. N. Y . 4 6. COHAN, GEO. M.: See the Yankee Masting'. Hary. Big Show, Frank Freeman, Prince. . till* company. Address J. VICTOR 6RAYBILL. Mgr., 3931 Lancaater Aye., Philadelphia, Pa. mgr.: Brooylyn N. Y., 15'27: Philadelphia. rreatorc Banil. Howard Pew. mgr.: Jackson¬ I*» . Mar. 16. ville, Fla.. Jan. •Jt). In.lef. Irwin'* Big Show, Phil I'Hiilscraft. nigr.; Pro- rtirtls ConuMly Allrn CurtN. WANTED! WANTED! xldence, R. I.. 22 27; B»»t.m, Mass., Mar. Daklaml. Cal.. Jan. II. Indef. Cameron. Grace, Opera Co.. C. H. Imi^rlal*. H. W. A Sim Williams, mgr*.; AlcAlfSter. okla.. 24; Muskogee 25; Clark* SeDsalional Ads, Acrobatic Ads, Trained Animal Ads Newark, N. J., 22 27; Philadelphia, P*.. Mar. vine Ark.. March 1. . . v, a id In fact act* of every description for Parks and Fairs; novelty acta given prefer<-iH-»-. Cb« Cole A Johnson, In The Reil Moon. Stair, Nl al-o Ii«e sketch ti-am* ami acts for family theatn** at all tlniee. Y'un must poaitlvely alate low¬ ^ W, V. Jenning*, mgr.: Milwaukee, ctdal .% AA’Ilhiir. mgr*.: Boeton. Mas*.. 15 w I*., K-27: MInneapolla, Minn., Mar. 16. 27. est salary and full particulars regarding your act If you ex|>ect a r<-idy. CENTRAL AMUSEMRMT *'l**‘'*. J- Frohaln. mgr.: IKMrolt, Mich.. EXCHANGE. 39 Lowell St.. Roebeeter. N. T. Chicago, Ill., Mar. 16. (Cwntliined on page .IS.) S6 T ti e B I 111> o a r <1 FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

Sklomer. Julia Vernon, Mabel 1 Calaway, Robert Darmwortb, Jack i Forster, Wm. Howard, Earl A Rus . \__f" Hinall, Rosa Walker, Elsa Calhoun. Frank Davlilsan. Taylor Fiwter, Louis aeli 8ml I.etta. Daisy Wallace, Mrs. A. Callahan. C. C. Davbison. Harley Foster, Doc Ilower, Joe Snyder. Mrs. J. A. Wallace, Dorothy ! D. ' Camm, (Thas. Davis. Claud A. Foster. West Hoyt, L. P. Sommerville, Ada Wallace. Mrs. W. F. 1 Campbell, 11. W. Davis, Prof. Lumford , Foster. Geo. I. Hudspeth, Q. M. Sotankl. Princess Walters, Clara Caro. Harry Davis, Bert F. I Foster, Jack Hugbea, George E. Ibox Stanntonne, Lola Wamman. Fannie ! Carmen. Bernard Davis, Geo. C. 1 Foteb. Jack Hugo, Victor LET ! flR! Steinburn. Anette Welter. Mrs. Joe Carroll. Fi-ed Davis. W. H. ! Fountain. Bottby Iluiburds. Lieut. 1 MAtl ll Sterling, Katherine Weber. Grace ! Carroll. Ri-d Deane, Arthur Fox, George Ilulet. William V Stetson, Manollta West, Thelma i Carroll. Jtte D. Delno. Bert i Fox A Summera Hulme, F. G. Summerville, Mile. Carrttll. Edille Delanorte, Wm. ! Frankiin, C. Hume, Cain A Hoey We csn not undertake to remall PATERS or Westcott, Mrs. M. B. ! Swan. .Miss Mattel Wheatdeld, Kltt Carver. Will C. Delanoey, Ed. | Franklin. P. C. Hunt A Troy PACKAGES on wbirh la requtred extra postajte Tanaca, -Mrs. Tara Wheaton. Annie Cary, H. R. Delgarian, B. Freeman. Harry Hunt, B. G. Tangley, Pearl I Casad A De Verne Demers. Prof. A. P. i Hunter, Harry to forward, unleaa the neoeaeary amount of White, Minnie Fiwmont. L. U. Taylor, Bliss Case. R. I. (Doc.) Dempseys. Marvelous Freno, Jack Hutchinson. Edward Whiting, Satlle poafeBe la paid. At the right hand aide of Taylor. Mae Case.v Bros. Dent, Raleigh Frosto. Chas. Ingram, llamisb wtiiiiimB. Mrs. unas. name you will find the amount required. Theo. MIlv Cassidy, Wm. J. Dent. W. Raleigh 1 Fuller, George Inman A Walters Thompson. Liazle Williams, Flossie i (^aufman, Guy Derby, Al. Furnass. James A. Ireland. Curtla Tlets. Lillie Willman, Dixie 1 Ce-lne, Fred Devak, Ralph ; Fussner, Will Irian. F. II. ApplUatlon far mall advertised In this list Traband. Mme. Williams, Grace 1 Chaiunan, J. H. Devine, Eugene i Gabriel. Col. Jim Irwin, James Trado, May Wllliama. Mrs. F. C. 1 Devine. Art | must be sigmd Individually by addresses. Chapman. Wm. Gallaway. Tommy Irwin. William Truax, Sarah Wilson, Belle Cheeks. A. M. Diamond Bill Galloway, Robert Israelsky, Abe (Tel.) Twinkle, Tlllle Wilson. Edna 1 Chapman. J. W. Dillon. Jno. B. ; Gaily. M. W. Ivea. Verne U|>dike. Alma E. Wiilson, Ella DIpitle, Great •.Mall In New York Gfflee. j Chater, William Galvanl, R. J. Je Verne. H. Julian Van Broken, Ethel Wohler, Maxid Chauncey, Fres. Alex. F. Adams. Paul Bennett. Q. A. tra Dnimmttnd, J. M. OlltsTt. Al. Jones, Dr. LADIES’ LIST. Adams, Hugh Bennett A BIgley I Clayton, Red DrumtiKind. George , Gillen. Edward Jones, C. E. Adams, Leslie Bennington. George 1 Clegg. C. E. Dugan. Wm. T. Gillette A Hallahan Jordan. Wllmont C. Adair. I..ottie Gilmore Sisters Adams. Andrea Bentley, W. H. Cleveland. Geo. W. Dunbar Trio | Glasgow. Jimmie Jordan. M. J. Adams, Ida Goodwin, Madam Adhins. Chas. Berry, John W. Clifford, R. C. Dunbaugh. R. H. Golden, Joseph Judge, John .Vdaiiis, Mrs. Elolse Grace, Louis Alton, Th.imas “Bernle” Clifton, Tom Duncan A Hoffman Goldin. M. Judge, Larry Adams, Ka.vmond Grandl. Lillian Leigh ADtertI A Wulfken Berry A Clark Clifton. Jos. D. Duncan. Jaek L. , Ooodale. Geo. Adams, Mrs. Agnei Graves.. Ethel Juergen. Charles Allen. J. C. Bessey, Jack 1 Cllftons, Three Dunstan A Leslie Goodkin. Pen Juvenal's Stadium AIrrardla. Maud Hall, Daisy Allen, A. T. Betier. Gna 1 Coffey, H. P. Dupes. Chas. ! Aldrich. Blanche Halpurn, Non Goodwin. Ben Shows Allen. Win (Flack) Beverley, Harry i Cotllns, Frank Durant. P. H. Gordon. F. A. Allmond, Howard IlamlltoB, Mrs. Jas. Ka Var, Paul Gordon, Mr. A Mrs. Kadell, Al. Anderson, Amy (Colored I Anderson. Vivian Hamlin. Anna Jack Kalina. E. H. Kane, Robt. E. AnKell Slaters Plarger, Polly Gordon. Billy Armstrong. Elva Harvey, Eileen Oradv, (Ttas. Kane, Robert E. Arnold, Ik'ttle Haywood. Mrs. J. Grant. Cliff W. Kane. C. Francis Avery, Mary Robison Gray. Chas. L. Karlo. King Baker. Mrs. Sid Heald. Mrs. Lillian THE BILLBOARD MAIL FORWARDING SERVICE Great Eastern Music Keetch. E. H. Barlleld. Mrs. Rose Hickey, Mrs. Maud Companv Keetch, Ed. Bartelins. Bi-sse night. Miss Great American Shows Keith. Royston Persons desiring to avail themeslves of The Billboard's facilities for forwarding mall Bates. Elsie Hmige, Beatrice Great Northern Am. Kellegher. James matter to members of the amnseraent profession, are requested to bear In mind that the Beamish. Mr. A Mrs. Holmes, Vera Co. Kellogg. W. B. headquarters for this gratuitous distribution of mall are at the CINCINNATI offices, Greenhalgh, Jack Keliy, M:irtln Frank Houghton. Jennie where all such matter should be addressed, unless It Is known that It will be more Bell. Mrs. Hattie Gregory. J. M. Kelly, A. J. Howard. Millie convenient for addressees to receive It through the New York or Chicago bureaus. Bellvle. Hasel Howard, Edna Griffith. Frank Kelly, Wm. B. Belmont. Marie Hunter, Alice In Cincinnati a corps of experienced clerks Is employed for the sole purpose of GHgaby, C. A. Kelly, Jas. T. Beloit. Mrs. L. Huntington, Grace recording the whereabouts of transients and handling the mall addressed to them In care Orolean, P. B. Kelly, J. A. Benedict. Florence Huntington, Val of The Billboard. Grobbs. J. M. Kelly. T. «. Bennett Sisters James, Ethel The postofflee adlunct of the New York and Chicago bureans of The Billboard Is » Guff. Raymond Kemp, Prof. J. T. Bennett, Edna Jerome. Daisy maintained only for the accommodation of those who can procure quicker service b.v having ▼ Guy. Harrv Kennetly. E. A. Bentley. Mrs. Ella Johnson. Mrs. J. W. mall sent to the branch offices where they can call for It In person or from which It may Guvmer, Eddie Kenney. Jack Benton. Anna Karr. Mrs. B. F. be remailed to them with greater despatch than from the publication offices at Cincinnati. Haflev, C. F. Kerfoot. W. P. P.eresvllle, May Katool, Mrs. Alla No attempt Is made to handle mall addreastd to the branch offices without specific In- ▼ Haggerty. James Kerr. RemI Blondell. Mable Keough. Mrs. Mae strnctlona. while thousands of pieces of mall matter pass through the Cincinnati offices Haggerty. Lawrence Kertel, Charles R. Bond. I/Ucy Keyth. Bertie every week and are remalled to addressees from Information at hand, without the delay Haggerty. J. J. Kleffer, D. Park Bowers. Alice King Sisters of holding and advertising these names In this list. Haines. Chas Kilpatrick. Chas. 0. Boyle. Annie King. Pearl Haley. Geo. W. Kilpatrick. Chas. Bracard, Mrs. Edna King, Agnes In addressing mall to Individuals In care of The Billboard, kindly Indicate what Hall. James B. company (If any) each Is Identified with or in what line of the business he Is engaged. King A Walton Bradley. SalHe King, Rose Hall. Back. William King. Jack Brown. Marian Klnsmore, Marie All mall advertised In this list Is being held at the Cincinnati offices unless otherwise Hall. H. H. KIralfy. Arnold Brown. Mrs. Geo. W. Knapp, Mrs, Belle Indicated by the characters • (New York), •• (Chicago). Hamilton. J. W. KIro's 8<*rr>ent Show Brown. Mrs. E. W. Kober. Irene Hamilton. James KItcble. .SI Brown. Mrs. Fannie Kslansyjk, Martha Hamlin. Chas. B. Klatt, Wm. Browning Sisters LaBarr, Grace Handley. T.awrencec Klein. Mr. Bnlger. Nene La FoIIette, Fola NOTICE Handy, Frank Knox, Fred B. Bnmpas, Clara LaSelle, Mildred Haek. Rocky Moun¬ Kohler A Kohler Blinnin. Rose la-Grande. Mile. Parcels for the following are now being held at The Billboard's publication office, tain Koillns, King Burke. Sadie Le Roy, Hilda They will be forwarded on application. The dgurea Indicate the amount of postage v > Hanley. Tawrence Kolllns A Kllfton Burr. Mrs. E. LeRoy. .Mrs. F. Law¬ necessary. H’naon. Harrr L. Kosta. William S. Burrow. Leone l.s-slle rence Haralambo. Chrl«. Arnold, Mrs. Teddy Ely, Roy 4c Koster. Harry Burt. Rosa I.arow, Mrs. Nellie Kichl. 1. Sam 2c Hardy. Nicholas W. .3c Krider, Jack Burnm. Mrs. Clara Larue. B«‘ss Fowler, Edward E. Lacelle, Billy 2c Har'em Broa, Brennans. Musical 2c 2c Knnkle. Barney Butl*-r. Helen May Lascells. Eulalle LeRoy, Larry 8c Haamon George Bennington Bros. 2c Foumica. Mrs. Arch¬ Loyal. Mrs. C. M. 3c Kuykendall. Artbar IBvon. Addle Latto. Mrs. Jennie Harr'ngton. Jas. L. LsBart. Harry Byrns. Margaret Lawrence, Tlllle Backman. John T. 4c ie 2c LIncul. D. M. 2c Cooper. Texas 2c Harrington. Ernest La Cortllll Cain. Mrs. Nellie ladpnik. Mrs. Sid. Foley. Peter 2c Maxwell, Fred B. ic Crandall. Hal 2c Garrison. R. W. 4c Lascells, Eulalle 8c A. LaDelle. Cliff Cain. Mrs. Leland, .Madam Harals A Pray La Mont. C. J. Cameron. Daisy Ia*wis. Mrs. W. H. Chapman, J. H. 3c Glaser. H. 9c Murphy, A. J. 4c Courtright, Horace HoIIenberger, R. L. McMIllen, Edgar 4c Harris. W H. La Ronche, D. P. Capps. Mrs. James B. Ia>rton, Ida B. Harris, wiiltey Cards wine. Jessie E. 6c 2c Mick. Harry 6c La Sells. Ed. laxilse. Mile. George Carter. Mrs. G. B. Ctairtney, Thos. Hunter. John A. 6c McCormick. Hugh 6c LaThoma, Marry IxMils. Mrs. Roy Harris. James M. LaVard. William Cecil. Edith Love, Frankie Goode J. 4c Higasb. Yokey 5c Mascagni, Mrs. Steph Deming. Arthur 2c Harris. Herbert I.a Vardo. Harry Chamberlain. Mattie McDonald. Josle He.vwood, Claude S. an 8c Davis. Harr.v B. 6c Ic Mobbs. A. 5c Harrison. T E. B. I.aVell, Frank F. Chandler, Ethel McDonald. Gladvs Harrv. H. H. Childers. Mrs. B. M. Davis, Chappy Ic Jenkins, Howard 4c M3yers, Fred Ic La Veen, James 8. McKean. Mrs. Terry Harte, Helalne Clark. Florence M. Ernesto Sisters 6c - LaZelle. Falw. Maulby, Mrs. Etta Hart. Ch's. LeRoy, Prof. B. Clayton. Dorothy Marlows. Lai Harvey. Dale B. I.a*Ro.v A May Coleman, Mai Marshall. Mrs. L. W. Harvey. I>ester la-Vere A lauiter Conover, Iva . Mart.vne, Dottle Hasson Co., T. I.abberlck. Henry Cook. Mrs. B. I. Mathews. Mrs. H. M. Hatchcoat. Roliert Lampe, Ed. Cornell. Belle .Mathews, Mrs. H. M. lien. N. J. Biddle, F. W. Colton. J. R. Durning, Jo. Hatsn. M. I.andaner. Ernest Cos. Mildred Maunis. Mrs. Mlnon Hen, WUIllng Bleber, Boy ' Colvin. Prof. Earl E. Ibitton. Charley Coty. Ethel Iplne Troupe Billings, Edmund F. Comte, Joe Early, J. B. Havlland, F. A. Landln. Edward Q. Ma.vbell, Miss ! Ilavllan. F. A. Crawford. Clara L. Meaghey, Mrs. J. L. Ivarado. S. Bllyck, “Seal Man” I Condon, H. O. Eastwood, Claren-e Langer. Billy i "Hayco” Langdon. Harry Da Coma, Dora Melrose. Edith Ivin. Peter H. BIxell, Prank Cornell E. Blake Eberhanit. Fred De Luc, I.aura Ivo. Ernest Black. B. Conroy, Bam Eck. Eddy 1 Havs. Jim Larke, Leonard Melton. Katheryn I Hearn. James P. De Mllly. May Metrler, Mrs. mick. Jack Blair, Arthur I Conway. James Eddlson, Ed. E. Larkins. F. F. DeVan. Blanche nderson United Black, G. Z. Cook, D. William Edgar, Pink Heder'eks, The laiuder, W. D. Miller. Mrs. Dora ITefferson. John I<. DeVere, Ethel .Miller, Della Shows Boat. Ralph I Cook, Harry Edmonds. Harry Lavlne. Arthur Hefter. I.eonard DeWlese. Jennie Miller. Nina nders. Dan Boedker. Harry Cosk. Danny Edaell. Ed. Lawrence. Roliert TTeDres. Harry Dab Sisters M'lls. Sadie .ndrewB. John Bohannan, J. W. I Cooke, Raymond H. Edwards, Chas. Webb. Heilman. Henry ..avis, Elisa Milton, Jean pplebaum. Harry Bolancbe. James I Cooper, 0. H. Elllsson. Win Laxelle, Edward Decker. Amelia J. Moody, Mrs. Emma rakl. Tan Book, V. T. ; Cooper, J. T. Elmendorf, W. C. I Heilman. D. A. Eeavitt. Nelson Delacev. Mrs. Katie Moore, Alma rmond A Gay Bora, J. ; Coiteland Broa. Elton. C. F. j Helton. .John la'call A Is*caII Delaplalne. Mrs. O. Moore. Elma irmstrong A Lever¬ Boswell. Nat R. \ Corbett. Harry Emily. Colorado Henderson A SHubei-t Lee, Frank P. 1 Hendler, Jess Delnar, Maud Morette Sisters ing. Bowlock. Bob I Corbett, Harry R. Emmerson. Harry L. Lelghs. The Dixon. Mrs. M. 1>. .mo. Joe Bo.vd, Al. Corbin. Wlllle C. Emmert, George E. I Hendler, A. H. I.ielpnlk. Joe Itlxon. Bell Mortimer. Lillian Boyd. Eddie I Cornwell. Eddie Erndorf, J. p. I Hendrlclrs, Geo. Lenhart. W. J. Nadle. M. .rrighl. Adolrffi Donovan. Emma .sey. Prof. Dell Boyd. Chas. C. Courtlelgh. Wm. Evans, Harry Hennessev. J. R. W. I.ieoo Illmloo Show Nelson, Agnes .sh'down. W. H. Boyles. W. Courtney. H. Everett. Shirley Henry. Z. B. I^aille, Walter M. Dooley, Mrs. Katie NIes. Annie V. Boirell. Billy I Covalt, Frank Fabor, Fred i Henry. J. B. Lesley. Robert Itrees. Babe O'Brien. Lotilse Atwood, Dee Brachard. Paul i Coyle, Eugene Faber, Anita i Henry. Jas. B. Lett, Robert Earl. Mrs. Maud O'Neill. Katheryne Bray. Harry I Co.vne, Jimmy Falrburn & Fairburn Henry, R. C. I.aiveck. Fn-d Earle, Violet Olga. Princess Austin, Claud Breen. Chas. H. I Crain, Bill Fairly, Geo. Herro. Joseph lisvl. I.eon Eaves. Blanche Onelll. Mrs. Harry J. Avery, Drew Bacon. Lloyd F. Breler. Geo. T. 1 Craver. Billy Falls, Billy Hester, I,. F. I-evIne. Wlllle Eckhart. Pauline Ortaney. Helena Broad. Billy I Creighton. Jno. C. Fan ton Trio ; Hibbard, C. A. Lewis, Stanley Eddleman.. Elsie Oe'on. Ida Bader. F. F. Brocks. J. V. Farmer. Arthur ! Hicks. .John T. la-wls. Dan R. Edwards. Ethel.vn Oste. Diana Baird A Dunn j Crichton, Geo. Howard Brown. Eddie Farrell. Frank F. I Hiett. F. A. I.Ing. Henry Poloff Sisters Baldwin. Guy ! Croake. John J. Eldon. Mrs. O. H. Brown. Doc Fatima, Original I nm xvattor K. Ling. Frank Potter. Mrs. Ella Ballo. Harvey j Crofford. Guy L. Ellser. Marie Balouse. Nathan Brown. Geo. E. Faulkner, P. E. Hill. C. W. Leach. John Pritcheard. Nina Cromwell. Bob Elm. Frances Brown, W. M. Faulkner. C. F. I Hi’l. C. E. I.a Marr. Tetldle Redley. Miss Sue Banvard. Bert I Crotty, Jack J. Epley. Blanche Brown. S. 8. Faust, Ike Hill. Rav Linn. Budd Reilman, Mrs. Barber A Palmer i Crouch. W. A. Erskine, Edna I Hill A Riddell Linton, Cl.vde L. Remton. Mrs. Ida. Barlleld. Chas. B. Brown. J. L., Esq. Crowden. H. ly. Faust. Victor Excw|ck. Josle Pedinl. Greet Boros. Plllr DeVeanx. The Fischer. Fred Hooten A Hooten L.vcenm Comedy Co. Gates. Rouena Seemon, May Beecher. Walter 11. Busch, A. 8. DtiBols. n. Arthur Fitch. Tom Hotw*. Wm. Lynch. Irish Jack George. Mary Shaffer, Anna Belgard. Jesse Burton, Blll.v Du Vails. The Florence. T,eo Hornbrook, A. Lyons, TeonanI Gimmius. Mrs. Shannon. Winona Bell, Joe Butler, O. H. Dade, Phil Fogle. Andrew ttoraebrook. Gns I.yons. Walter 8. Glllaspy, Carrie A S*HeMs. Mamie PeH. R, A. Byron G. Jacques Daley. C.on E. Forbes. B. Frank Hotsteln. Al. McAdams C. R. Jessie Shore. Grace Pell A Washburn California Dick Daniels A Mack Ford. S. J. Houghton. Frank McCall. George H. aillette, Louise Sidney. Mrs. Geo. Bell. Chas. (Chick) California Frank Danovas, Les Forsman. C. C. House, J. M. McClain. Billy Unele, Harry i Kuhl. W. S. M(H.'Unabao. Krank Swift. Herbert Whiting. P. R. Orrick, Will j Runton, Prlncs Womack. H. G. M*<’lajr. Ji>bn Swimney, Chaa. N. Whiting, Edw. L. MrC'innell, 11. T. Oabom. J. W. j Russell, John Wood. G. T. Sylow, 11. Whlttlck, Wiles Oabome, I.ynn Russell, W. S. Woods, Bob DRESS PLEA'llNGS MK'«nncll. Jamea W. Tshl. T. S. WIckI.vffe, John H, Mcl'orraUk. Nat Oarado Russell, J. B. Wuotlall, Billy of all kinds, made to order oa short notleo. Tanibo Duo WIgand. Ed. Mhn Pomprey, 11. Scott. John Tillman. Frank RECORD BREAKERS IN VAUDEVILLE. Marr. Bud Poole and I^ine S.-tt. O. M. Tina. Mar Marah, E. W. Poor, Pike Scanes. Frlti Tinkham. Jay Marah. I.on Pope. James A. Scottle A Allen Tobin. .Maurice Featuring BABY EILEEN^ The Great Child Performer Maratead. Al. Potter. Harry Scott A Rankin Todd Bros.’ Sliow Marten F'anilly Band Porter, Peter Seacoast Vending Co Tokl. Murata HERE IS THEIR RECORD FOR 32 WEEKS IN VAUDEVILLE : Martino, Itoy L. Porter, Burt Sea.,.an, Howard Toman. J. R. Martyne. Eddy Potter, Dr. Seaton, C. A. Ti>mpklns. Charles H. Theatres t ity Time BrsiNESs Marx. Wm. Pouud, E. N. Seeley. George Topke, Casper Rapldi-s Opera House. Alexandria, La. 4 weeks . .Record Maacaynl, Ste(»hen Powell, Albert Seellg A Mayer Towl. Joe Sugar OiM-ra House, Mouns*. I.a 2 weeks . .Record Maaon. 11. .M. Powell. H. A. Selgle F. C. Trover, F'loyd Palace Theatre. 81ireTe|H)rt, lai. 3 weeks . .Record Maaon A lllnea Powers, Harry J. Selgle. F. C. Trenarl, H. F. People's MaJ<>stic, Galveston. Tez. 3 we<-ks . .Record Maaiuia. Four Powers, Earl Selden. Stetson Co. Trexler. Paul K. •Airdome Theatre, Rlriulngham, Ala. 1 week. .Big business Maurice, Myateiiona Prentiss. P. B. Sells. Billy Tribley. H. F. Orpheuiii Theatre, Montgomery. Ala. 1 week . .Big busIneHM Maxwell. J. Wealey Price, Capt. F. A. Sens. Chas. Triwo, The Trio Orpheum Theatre, Peusacida, Fla. 1 week . ..Big business Maxwell. John Prichard, Geo. Seymmir, Edw. Tryson, Hr. F. E. Pastime Theatre, Jacksonville, ITa. 1 week . .Record .Meade, pwlRht Proctor. Oeo. II. S«-ymour, F. Tticker, Tom Oriibenui Theatre, Savaiiuab, Ga. ‘1 weeks . .Rig bnsluesa Melvin. \V R. Prue. F. Seymour. Prof. Hon Tumber, W. R. Majestic Tlieafre. Charleston, b. C. 1 week . .Big biislm-as Memmen, O. 11. Queen A Crescent R. Shafer. I>‘o Turkish Frieda. Hrlg I.yric Theatre, Columbia, S. C. 2 weeka . .UeisutI Menke. J. W. R. Show. Shafer, Billy Inal Star Tbeatre. Charlotte, N. C. 1 week . .. .Hi-eord Merola. J. Queen and Eevll Motion Picture Patent* Co. Licensee. Mooney, Wm. Rell>el, Theo. Slmi>son, A. Velare. Curtis Mooney, Walter S. Nelss, N. Slncardo, The Great Vernell, Eddie J. SCHUCHAT, President. Moore. Kobt. A. Kemao A Cvllle Sinclair. Geo. B. Vernon. Frank M. Moore, .\rchle S. Reno, IH'll Sing Shll, Sheck Mo- Vernon. Carl Miaire, Capt. Jaa. C. Reno. Fred mad Vinning .\muse. Co. 132-134 E. Lake St. CHICAGO. Mora. The M.vatle Renos, The Great Skeldlng. George Voigbt, Harry Morean. II. P. iReill Reusing. Herman Slackey A Newman Volttler, F. H. Moriran. Phillip Renzo. l>oc Slagle, Hare Hevll Volker. Bert Moritan. Harry P. Slater. Oeo. A. Wagner and Lee Morley. M. J. Reytadds, A. W. Klee, J. Henry Slaybark. D. H. Wagner, Jack Morrell. Geo. Wagner and Rhisles Rice and .\rto Sml Letts. Barnum Morrla. Andy Smith, Boy Walker. K. Hilliard Morrlaon, M. M. Rice Bros. Walker. W. R. Rice, Sam Smith. Raymond A. MorrNon. J. W. Smith aixl Ruston Wallace. John E. Musical Director Rich. J. A B. Morrow, Tom Smith. Santos S. Waller. Harry Mortimer Family Illcharertson. K. M. Stanley. Mr. A Mrs. Ward. Chas. gixal .Mitt Readers fur Gy|>sy Camp, either salary or per cent; A-l Seirx'Utlue Haucer, one with Murphy. L. E. Koblttu. Rotiert Lew Ward. E. V. wardrolH- preferred. A lung season, best of treatment to the right parties. Caa us»- two g>Hsl Muridiy, A. J. Rogers, Edwards Stapleton A Chaney Wanl. Bidible Toils, not less than 2l>xli0, LVl feet of 12-foot Side Wall. Sign Painter for winter ijiiarters P. H. Murphy, Hr. H. J. Rogers, Wilson Stark. Irwin C. Wardlow. James Q. write. Privilege Peotile, thin burg baa never had a carnival, so get wise slid send for your Myi-ra. I,awr<‘nce Rogers. Freert Webb. Grin. Stivk Nelson, Bob Romalo, Frtsl .Stockton. George Co. Nelver, Frank Romsn. J. M. Stixlilard. Jack WebN'r. A. E. Great Cosmopolitan Shows Nevadaa. The Ronaldo, Chas. Weever. Edwin Stomley and Kt-enan Can use a few New and Novel Shows, also strong Platform shows, Pro-noter, Press Agent, Mnsl Newman. Harry RiMiney A Richards Welrz. Frank Stone, Mr. clans. Spielers. Hiair Talkers. Trainmen. Billposlers. Stewani, Co'ks. Waiters ami Porters; Plano Newton Broa. R<»>t. Charles Welk. Chas. H. Stone. Geo. I'layer who Is a Borltone Singer. Other Carnival People write. Gmal clean Concessions alway. .Newton, Harry A Viv¬ Rosa, ttriginal Turk Wells ami S*dls StiMit. Lonnie welcome. .Address J. S. ANDERSON. General Manager Great Coamopolitan Shows, Dawson, Ga., ian lah West, J. W Sto>use. Jack week 22-27; Phoenix City, Ala., week March 1-6. NIaa. laaac Rose. Bobie Stuck, Jess L. Westiuore. Harry NIckela. IIiiRh A. Rosenthal. Henry Stull. Burt Weston. Big Jim Nolan, Andrew RossKolf, Capt. .Sugomotl WiHMon. B. Norcroaa, Hal Chas. Siirpaa, Paul Wslini. L. E Nye. Harry Rosaman. Herman Sullivan. Frank H. Wheeler. Bert N'.re. B. H. Roth. J. Sullivan. John L. Whet fens. The Wanted-Wanted-Wanted I O'Connera. Han Rounds' Lady Orches Sutton. Harry White. H. K. spring o|M‘niDg. Quincy, Fla. First Carnival In four years. Sontbern Shows Cumblmsl. IiCglt Oakeraon. J. S. tra Sutton. Roy B. White. E. M. imste Concessions, $11) eaeb, everything exclusive. Can place Cane Rack, Paimtst, .Maul Haater, J. White, a S. Rowe and Clinton Sutton. J. E. Striker, Photo Gallery ami long range Shting Gallery. Can use gootl .MERRY tSU-ROl'NH MAN, Gbrlne, PoRy Rowe. R. S. Swain, John White A Washington ORden, Chaa. T. Rosino. J. W. Swan anil ttstmore Whitecomb. Hank A also man and wife to spiel and work In Illusion Show. Qnincy billed like a circus. Come on and Olfera, Jamea ItiKlolpli. Herman Swain, Walter Lottie get the money. Watrb our route. C. E. BARFIELD, Feb. 21-27, (tnincy, Fla. FILM RENTERS GIVE US YOUR EAR Jii^ together with SUPPLEMENT LIST which comprises MILLIONS OF FEET OF FILM, mostly INDEPENDENT, and which your TRUST COMPETITOR has never run. WE GUARANTEE all films bright, not scratched, and subjects the best, as we have not been HAMPERED with STANDING ORDERS regardless the subject. Slip us a trial. Write for further information. 3 reels weekly, $8.00. 6 reels weekly, $12 00. 12 reels weekly, $22.50. n m M 1^ I I IS J| IJ I I ^ 347 Sixth Avenue, PITTSBURG, Pm. rixMlNiX w lllL lYI n W U O El 9 suite ll, Lamed Building, • . SYRACUSE, N. Y. I T ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

Eambanll Crand Oia ra Co.. Sparks M. Be^ry, , Thayer. Otis B.. In The Fascinating Widow, ROUTES. mgr- Si«>kane Wash. 24 27. Moore & Hoogs. nigrs.: Bloomington. Ind.. $54.00 X The Record of the Ked Mill. _ ' Princeton. Ky.. 24: Central City 25; Mad (Coutium-d from page 3.5.) MOORE, VICTOR: See the Talk ofo1 isouviiie 26: Hopkinsville 27. CAMERA-SCOPE raining Tliro' llie Uye, 8. E. Rork, prop.: De New York. •'“P World. J. M. Allison, mgr.; New And we can prova ratiir. 111., 24: llloomlngton 25; I'rbana 2G. MURRAY & MACK: See the Sunny wivest^with^jw’Morris, Mittenthal Cat & the Fl.Wle, Chaa. A Sellon, prop. & side of Broadway. It. Anyone caa Side of Broadway. Bros.’ .\muse. Co., mgrs.: Milwaukee, Wls.. operate It. Makes U'''''-.-.. ‘ *V i*' Mtrrv Widow. Henry W. Savage, mgr.: I'hlla 2127. 0 finished bntta* 2.,; I tlca M: Auburn 27; Syraense .March 1 3; ,,edelphia. Pa., .Ian. IS-Feb.IS Feb. 27; Washington,Washington riiree Twins (Western). Joe. M. Galtes, mgr.; K.Kbesfer 4 6. „ i.fl photon-apbs a mlB- I). C., March 1 13. Ilecstiir. 111., 24; Urbana 27. Dte. Price of Cam- DANIELS, FRANK: See Hook of Miss Innoi-ence.Innocence, with Anna Held. F. Zlegfeld.Zlegfeld , Talk of New York, with Victor Moore. Cohan era-Soope, with Jr., mgr.: New York City, Nov. .'10, Indef. ,v Harris, mgrs.: Lawrence. .Mass., 24; Fall supplies for mak¬ Illstrict l.eader, Frank J. Sardain, mgr.: San Merry Widow ISmitliern),iSmitliern), Henry W. Savage.Savage River 2.5; Newport. It. I.. 26: New Bedford, ing 300 plctnraa Antonio. Tex., 23-24; Austin 25; Taylor 26; ; mgr.; l/iiilsvllle.I/>ulsvllIe. Ky., 22 24; Lexington 2.121- Mass.. 27; Brooklyn, N. Y.. March 16. (enongh to pay for W'nco 27. 26: Hamilton. ().. 27; Springfield March 1; ririchririeh Musical Stock Co.: Los Angeles, Cal.. the complete oot FIELDS, LEW: See the Girl Behind j Dayton 2 3; Columbus 4-6. Indef. : fit.) the Counter. ISavageMerry Widow (Westyn) Henry W. Savage VAN STUDDIFORD, GRACE: SeetheSee the i —ItS.OO— mgr.; Buffalo, N. Y., 22 27; Rochester March Qolden Butterfly. FOY, EDDIE: See Mr. Hamlet of N. V.. ...7, Rochester March Golden Butterfly. * Extra bnttona 91 Broadway. i Manhattan Musical Commly Co.. Oliver Mar-Mar VanDyne Opera Co., (’has VanD.vne,VanDyne, mgr.: OIo « per hundred; extra Fair Co-Kd.. with Elsie Janis, (’has. Dilliiig- i tell, mgr.:mgr ; Chicago. HI.,HI.. 7-27. varr.";' , IT-.''LiaT-rVe cim. it ■ frames $1.90 par ham, mgr.: New York City. I'eh. 1. Indef. i .Miss Petticoats. J. C. Patrick, mgr.: Dixon, WILLIAMS, MATTIfc: See PluTTy ■ gross. Be Indspea Fluffy Riittles, with Hattie Williams, (’has. i III., 24; Ottawa 25; Pontiac 26; Streator 27; Ruffles. a dent and maks Frohman. mgr.: Boston, Mass., Feb. 8-27. i I.aS.ille 28. ■ Winningwinning Miss, A.A, Thmi. J. Noonan, mgr.;mgr.: Chi 1 money for year Fischer's Musical Comedy Co.: Ixig Angeles. ; McFadden's Flats. Barton A WIswell, mgrs.: cago. III., Nov. 21. Indef. * self. Write to-day. Cal., Indef. | Det.-olt. Mich., 21-27. Ward A Yokes, in The Promoters. Stair A N1 \ W. 8. Xonatford, Fillies of BIOS, F. Ziegfcld, Jr., mgr.: Chi Manhattan Opera Co., Robt. H. Kane, mgr.: odal, mgrs.: Buffalo, N. Y'., 22 27; Toronto, \ 100 Malden Leas, cago. IIL, Feb. 8, Imlef. I (’iimherland, Md., 22'27; Harrisburg, I’a., Ont., March 1 6. 1 Kew York, H. T. Fischer & His Exisisltlon Orchestra: Kalama- | March 1 0. Wizard of Oz, Hurtig & Seanion. mgrs.: Rich¬ X(M>, Mich.. 24; Battle Creek 25; Kalatiiaxoo . Merry New- York Maid, Jos. H. Thonet, mgr.: mond, Va.. ‘22 27; Philadelphia, Pa., March 26 .March 3; Sliirgls 4; Kalamazoo 5 6. i New-jiort. Ark., 24; Hot S|>rings 25; Little 16. Flower of the Ranch, R. H. Frazee. prop.; Roc's 26; Arkadelphia.Yrkadelphl.'i ‘27;*27: Shreveport, La., : Williams A Walker, in Bandanna Land. Jack Klieridnn. Wyo., 24: Edgemont, S. D.. 25;' March 1; Texarkana. Tex.. 2; la-esvllle. La., Shoemaker, mgr.: Ismlsville, Ky., 22 27; Cln- New York Marine Band Ileadwisal 26; laad 27; Alliance, Neb., March; ;i;3; Lake Charles 4; Lafayette 5; Opelousas clnnati, (».. 28-March 6, 1: (irsnd Dland 2; Kearney 3; Hastings 4; 0. Waltz Dream. Frank McKee, mgr.: Biaiton, Season begins York 5; Rcl Oak, Is.. 6. Mary's Lamb, with Richard Carle. Carle A Mass., l5-.March 6. Fort.x live Minutes from Broadway. Cohan A Marks mgrs.: New- Orleans. La.. 21 27; Wine, Woman and Song (M. M. Thelse's), Max M e t r o p o litan Harris, mgrs.: Montreal, Can., 22 27; Brock- I.ake Charh-s 28; Beaumont, Tex., March 1; i Armstrong, mgr.; Boston. Mass., 22 .March \lllc March 1; Kingston 2; Belleville 3; Pe- Shreve|)ort, La.. 2: Dallas. Tex., 3 4; South 6. Opera House, terlsiro 4; Hamilton 5 6. McAiester, Okla.. 5; Muskogee 6. Wills Musical Comeily Co., Jno. B. Wills, mgr.: ® Fifty Miles from Bostmi (Eastern), Cohan & ; Ma's New- Husband (Northern), Harry Scott Balnbridge. Oa.. 22 27. Easter Sunday, Harris, mgrs.; Ia>raln. ().. '24: i:rle. Pa.. 25; I Co., props.; Nat Phillips, mgr.: Wymore. Y'orke A Adams, B. E. Hirrester. mgr.; Grand April 11th. For Jamestown, N. Y’., ‘26: Hornell 27; Rm-hester i Neb.. 24; Pawnee ('Ity 25; Hlawatba 26; Rapids, Mich., 21-24; Detroit 28-March (i. Mari'h 1 3; Syracuse 4 6. I Nebraska Cit.v, ‘27: Hamburg, la., March 1; . Y’aiikee Prince, with Geo. M. Cohan._ Cohan & oj)en time, ap- Fifty Miles from Boston (Western), Cohan &| Talroage. Neb.. 2; Ashland 3; Wah«> 4;! Harris, mgrs.; Britoklyn. N. Y'.. 22 27; Harris, mgrs.: Jackson, Tenn., ‘24: Nashville Glenwotsl. la.. 5. ! Washington. D. C., March 1-6. 25; CiiattaniKiga 26; Rome, Ga., ‘27: Atlanta j Ma's New Husband (Centrali. Harry S<-ott Co., : Y’ama: Geneva. N. Y'., ‘24. Mari-h 12: Birmingham. Ala.. 3: Selma 4;; pro|(s.; YV. A. Orlamond, mgr.: Tulsa, Okla., _ Meridian. Miss.. 5: Hattiesburg 6. 24; Sapulpa 25: Claremore ‘26: Tahleqiiah 27; John Brahim, GLASER, LULU: See Mile. Mischief. ! K ogtrs. Ark.. March 1: Springdale 2; Fay DRAMATICDRAMATIC. GUNNING, LOUISE; See Marcelle. ettevllle ?; Van Buren 4; Mena 5; Ft. Smith MAIinp. Q WU ♦ C Hotel York, Gol.len Girl Mori II Sliieer niirr - Chlcaifo ^ ADAMS, MAUDE:MAUDEt See What EveryEverv 111 V..I, 'iri in.iaf * ' ' ! Ma’s New- Husband (Eastern), Harry Scott Co., Woman Knows. )tt Co.. Woman Knows. Wm, Blej, Diraetor. New York City. ,n 2^ sIm ALLEN, VIOLA: See the White Sis- Bucyrus 3; ter. San Luis Obispo 3; Santa Cruz 4; San Jose i ARBUCKLE, MACLYN: See the 5; Sacramento 6. | Ma’s New- Husbiind (Western). Harry Sc-ott Co. ; Round Up. GIngerbn-ail Man. Nixon A Zimmerman, mgrs.;’ ROLL TICKETS i xi"^'. ^ .fin^ Told in the Hills, W. F. Mann, prop.: Alex Salt Lake City. I'tali, 21-27; San Bernardino, ; Huulsxille 27 ( roi-kett March 1. Palestine story, mgr.: Sigourney. la., 24; Albla 25; Os- THE BEST STOCK. EVERY ROLL BSARAHTEEB Cal., March 1; Santa Ana 4; San Diego 5. ; . Jacksonxille 3: Longview- 4. Jefferson 5, ^ kal.s.sa '26; Grinnell ‘27; Cedar Rapids 28; Gay Musician, John P. Slocum, mgr.; St. Louis, ; lteiiihad Co. I. Askin Singer Co., Inc., mgrs.: Bay City. Mich., 24; Saglnaw- 50,000, $6 50; 500,000, $35.00; 25; Flint 26; Port Huron 27. Girl Question, Askin Singer Co., Inc., mgrs.: Marcelle. with Louise Gunning, Sam S. & I..ee 109,C00, $10.00; 1,000,000, $60.00. Winnipeg. .Man., Can.. 25 27. Colo.. 24; Dodge ICt.v. Kans., 25; Wichita Shubert, Inc., mgrs.; Washington. D. C., 22 Girls of Gottenls-rg, ('has. Frohman, mgr.; St. ‘26; Enid. Okla.. 27: Oklahoma City 28; El 27. SPECIAL RATES TO LARGE BUYERS. laniis. Mo., 22 ‘27. Reno .Man-h 1; Guthrie 2; Tulsa 3; Vlnlta 4; Marrying Mary. Jules Murry, mgr.: Los An¬ Girl Behind the Cminter. with la'w Fields. Sam Muskogee 5; South McAiester 6. geles, Cal., 21-‘27. .Yrliss. George, In The Devil, Harrison Grey HOW CAN WE DO IT? No RenL Perfect Machinery. Stock made near¬ by. Cash with order. No loss. Yob don’t pay the other fellow’s bllla That’s how we do It. Stock ticketa, Grand Opera Co., Oscar Hammerstein, mgr.: six cents. THU CAR'TER PRESS, Mimic World Shubert A Fields, mgrs.: Kansas At Crimde Creek. E. J Caqienter. mgr.: Phlla IVahoHv \lnsK Philadelphia, Pa.. Nov. 17. Indef. ( Ity. .Mo., 21-M.-rch 6. delphia. Pa., 22-27. i taiwiuj, jiuwn. razar Stock Co.. Relaaeo A Mayer, mgrs.: Ian Francisco. Cal., Indef. ARRYMORE, ETHEL; See Lady NEW Frederick. Zanesville 26. Nearly a Hen, with Sara Bernard, Sam S. A BATES, BLANCHE: See the Fighting HELD, ANNA: See Mies Innocence. L«s* Shiilierf, Ine., mgrs.: Laneaater, Pa., Hope. Havana, with James T. Powrrs. Sam S. & Lee O'.Mara. Joee|>h, in Peggy Maehree. Bnaiks & BELLEW, KYRLE: See the Thief. Clyff eside Park Shuhert. Iiic. mgrs.: New- Y’ork City. Feb. Dingn-all. mgrs.: Chleago, Ill., 14 27. BURKE. BILLIE: See Love Watches. L5, Indet. POWERS, JAMES T.: See Havana. Baker Stock Co.. Geo. L. Baker, mgr.; Port¬ Herald S.|uare Opera Co., Clias Pbajiiet, mgr.: land, Ore., S<'pt. 0. Indef. R-, Mont- ROGERS BROS.: See In Panama. ’^in^ef* *^*"*^^ V., lery and all others. Address until March wdoln'’snn«r^ Theatre Stock Co.. Jay Hunt. ^Oth, E. V, MoLRATH, Mgr., ConnerSVille, Ind. ngr.; Boston, Mass., Indef. | nting. Knma. Co.. Earl Burgess, prop.; Fred ______,_. ,,, , ,, Jlllen, mgr.; San Antonio, Tex., Nov 15, | f ■ 1 | W B ^ B jY Bj f B

rbank Stock Co.. Oliver Moroseo, mgr.; Ix>s ' X A, JL JL^P^L^ JL «1S.. 24: Madison 25: Waukegan, III., 20:; f- -yw i nMaueipn a , Angeles.tngeles. Cal., Indef. B.K-kfonl 27: Aurora 28. ' (oshoeto.i 4; Zanesville 6; Cand.rldge b. pnrrow-*.rrowa. Boyd, Dramatic Co.: Fremont.Fr.-mont. Neb., , TB WW Hadermann. Jennie, Chicago I.adlea’ Orchestra, i K*'.'’’. Th<. tn King Case.v. Stair A Nloolal, i indef. irwl^l .Stock Co.: Omaha, Neb., Ang. 29. -K.* • 1161*1*111000

ish ‘Temide Stock Co., Edwin Thanhonser, dlMrflCltrSe

lly the Kid. Clias. il. Wiierx. mgr.; Fredonla. ;411 E. Benton St.. WAPAKOIETA, OHIG. N. Y., 25 Jamestown 27; Olean March 1; St. ' Marys. Pa.. 2; Mt. Jewett 3; Smethport 4; - _ . _ ^ • Port Alitgheny 5; Bradford 0. A f ■ 1 W T f B I MIeh.. 27; Grand Rapids March 1-3; Owosso ' Donna. Barrie Stock Co.. Edw-ln Barrie, mgr.: Teague, i fm I H ,1 ll , Im I H 4: Ann Arlor 5: Saginaw- 0. Sporting Days, Shuhert A Anderson, mgrs.: New Tex.. 22 27; Corelcana March 1-0. A m.% .M. JL In Panama. w-lth Rogers Bros., Edwin J. Cohn, York City. Sept 5, Indef. T^lshop,Bishop, Chester.ChPHtFT. To.: Hinton. W. Vi.,Va.. 22-27.22 27. mgr.; Birmingham, Ala., 24; Chatanooga, | stnhhom Cinderella.' .Mort ll. Singer, mgr.; hrow-«•Hwii of Hirvarfl.Harvard, E<1.Ed. A. Caanifly.Casaldy. nifr.: AOPlI SStll,. Tenn.. 25: Atlanta, Ga., 26 27. jjp,,. York (’’Ity. Jan 25 Indef ' Yonngstown. ()., 21-24: Wheeling. W. 'Va.. 26- mm ANIS, ELSIE: See the Fair Co-Ed. of Itroadwiy. w-lth .Murry & Mack, 27: Phllartel|.hla.Philadelphia. Pa., 28-Mareh 0. 1^ c* »w ^ ^ <-hnen C! d ? _ .. . V . .. ° mil-.nill-» Mack, mgr.:rnzr.: Chattanooga,Chatfan.K.ea Tenn..Tenn ‘22 27;27: ineo in •Yrliona..\rlxona. J. L.T.. Veronee.Veronee, mgr.;mgr.: 1Mllwan- - L-VallCC V^OlTDCllSL Kitty Grey, with G. P. Huntley. Chas. Frob:uaD, Lotiisvllle. Ky.. March 1-0. kee. Wls., 21-27; St. Paul. Minn., 28-Mar. 0. „ mgr.. New Y’ork City, Jan. 25, Indef. g Jim. Gordlnler Bros., mgrs.; Springfield, 8. H. W. ANHEIER, 1002 3rd AvenUC, So., Kolli ft Dill: San Frantfisco, Cal., Oct. 20. D.. 2.5; Tyndall 20;; Wagn r 27. ParffO North Dakota A P of M Indef. iiioek's Comcir Po • Flfcl.m w V. 90.07 vargo, ivorio uaKoia. A. r. or m. Knight for a Day, H. H. Frazee. prop.: Arkan I'.emieiT-.Moniion vo., ueo. i\. Koninson, mgr.: , — sas City. Kan.. 24: Wichita 25; Sallna 26; Norlharntdon. Mass.. 22-27; Rull.nd, V,.. A r|1 ¥ II\IP|>T'Y Brewster’s Millions, w-lth Edward Alvdes, Fnnt eric Thompson, ingr.: Seheneetady, N. Y., 24; Troy 2-5; Albsn.v 27. a Brow-ster’s Millions. Cohan ft Harris, mgrs.; g'l ^ ■ Rjl _ _ Wallace, Ida.. 24; MIssonla. Mont., 25: Helena L ‘20: Great Falls 27: Butte 28-MBreh 1: Boze AAIVL A AdT V1 Mich., 24. Soul Kiss. F. ZIegfeld, Jr., mgr.: Detroit, man 2: Livingston 3; Billings 4; Mliet City Little Nemo, with Joe. Cawthom, Klaw ft Er Mich.. 21 27. 5; Gl-'ndlve 6. Exis*rlencertabte electric light (..\man Twins. In The Yankee Drummers. Ly- New York City. Jan. 18, Indef. Boy Deteeflvc. ('has. E. Blaney mgr.: Newark. , l)lant on w-hts-la, for n>ad puriMtses; prefsr steam N. J.. 22-27. engine instead of gaanlliie; must t>e In g

March 1:' North Yakima 2; Walla Walla 3; The Bo.va'an-t Bettv. with Marie Cahill. Daniel CARTFR, MRR. LESLIE: S«e Katsa, ^"I'Hal for road ahow. Lock Box IS«. Canal Si.okane 4 0 • V. Arthur, mgr.: Chicago. III.. 14 March 0. COLLIER, WM.: See the Patriot. Ok>*- t

FEBRUARY *7, 1909. Xlic Billboard

CORBETT, JAMES J.: 8e« Facing the Fighting Parson, W. P. Mann, prop.; Harry Music. tbapicell. mgr: Carey. (>., 24; Norwalk 26 Ix>raln 27: Akron March 1-3. CRANE, WM. H.: See Father and the Pacing the Music, with James J. Corbett, H. H Boys. Praiee. prop.; Columbia, Mo., 24; Macon CROSMAN, HENRIETTA: See Sham. 2.); Brookfield 26; Kansas C?lty 28-Marcb 6. i':iTi'i,n Stook Co.: MHwaukw, \VI».. Jau. 18, Fanat (Rosabel Moriisoa'si: Greeley, Colo.. 24; C. J. Hite Film Co. imlt'f '• Port Collins 25; l.«ngmont 26; Bonlder 27- tViitral Stock Co.: Everett. Wa»li.. luilef. Denver '28-March 6. r..||.',:e Sto«k C<>., Chaa. H. .Marvin. niKr.: Cbl Franklin Stock Co., B. J. Lasaerre, mgr.: Rusk 439-440 Monadnock Block, CHICAGO, ILL. r >, III.. Auk. 31. Inilef. Tex., 22-24. Ci'lonial Sto»'k Co.. M. Howell, mitr : Coliinilaia. FIgman .Max, John Cort, mgr.: Colnmhla. S (».. Jan. 11. Iiulef. 23; Spartanburg. Conneaa & Rtlwanla’ Stuck Cu.: llajumie, N. ' S. C.. 26; Asheville, X. C., 27. J.. Xov. '£i, Inilef. From Sing Sing to Lllcerty. Chas. E. Blanev. Craltc, John, Stock Co., John Cralit. mgr.: Bos- . mgr.: Knffalo, X. Y., 22-27. ti.n. Maa.a., Auk. 28, Indef. I Fenimrg Stock Co.. Geo. Fenberg, mgr.: Pitts¬ Cre..-. nt Theatre Stock Co., Percy G. Wtlllims, : field, Mass., 22'27. Unexcelled Film Service P'cr.: Brix>klyn, N. Y., Sept. 6, Indef. Father and the Boys, with Wm. H. Crane. I'lilli.itie Stock Co.: Port Huron, Mich., Indef. Chas. Frohman, mgr: .Memphis. Tenn., 24-2-i- CiiiiimiiiKa Stock Co., Ralph E. CummlnKS, Vicksburg, .Mica.. 26; Jackson 27. niKr.' I.ynn, .Maaa.. Aug. 2t>, ludef. Farmer’s i>aughter, Ed Anderson, mgr.: Santa Gaumont “Passion Play,” Hand-Colored. Cutler Tliealre Co.: Eluier, Okla., 22-27. Marla, Cal,, 24; Lompoc 25; Oxnard 26; Cow-Puncher (Eaaterni, W. P. Mann, prop.; W. ; Xeedles ‘28. \V.; McGee. nigr.: Greenaburg, Ind., 24 For Her Chlldren’a Sake. H. R. Travis, Amuse. Itrow'iiatown 24; Mitchell 27; W. Baden, 2S; Co., mgrs.: Holyoke, Mass., 22 24; Sicring Drlcaiia .March 1. field 25-'27. Cow Puncher (Central), W. P. Mann, prop.; Farnum. Wni., Llebler ft Co., mgrs.: Chicago Hurry Gordon, mgr.: Hcrington. Kana., 24; III.. 14-27. CiHincil tirove 2.’); Junction City 20; Top<-ka Fawcett. Geo.; Toronto. Ont., 22 27. FOOD SHOW MANAGERS 27. .Manhattan .March 1. Family Stock Co.: Plttston. Pa.. Dec. 14. In Cutti-r Stock Co.. Wallace R. (Gutter, mgr.: 1 def. Waliaah. Ind., 22 27; I.liua, O.. March l-O. Forepangh Stock Co.: Cincinnati, O., Sept. 0. Please send us the dates of your Food Show, I'lananian. George H. Brennan, mgr.: Raleigh, ] Indef. X. (’.. 24; XewiHirt Xewa. Va.. 2.',: Xorfolk Forepangh Stock Co.: Indianaperlanil. Child of the Regiment. Chaa. B. Blaney, mgr.: I Mil.. Dec. 2". indef. charge. Will reimburse you for the data. Imyton. G.. 21-24; Columbiia 25 27. French Stock Co., M. Bmigrue, mgr.: Quebec. Choriia Lady, with Roae Stahl, Henry B. Har¬ Can., Indef. ris, mgr.: Phlladel|ihla. Pa., 15-27; Brooklyn, ' French Stock Co., R. E. French, mgr.: Seattle. X. Y.. March 16. Wash.. Indef. Call of the Xorth. with Rol>ert Edeaon, Henry Fnifon Stock Co., Jess B. Fulton, mgr.: LIn It. Harrla. mgr.: Dayton. ().. 24; Columbua coin. Xeb., Oct. 14. Indef. The Beverage and Food Pub. Co. 2.V2tl; Sprlngtleld 27. GEORGE, GRACE: Se« Oman’s Chas,--Llater Co. (Xorthern). Glenn P. Chaae, Way. mgr.: Willmar, Minn., 22 27. 416 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chase Lister Co. (Southern); Beaumont, Tex.,, GILLETTE, WM.: See Samson. 15-27. Granstark (Eastern). .V. G. Delamater. mgr.: Cnnviot '.•!*!), A. H. Wooda, mgr.: Loulavllle, Xorwlch. Conn.. 24; .Middletown 25; Willi Ky., 21 27; Hauilltou ()., 28. mantle 26: Waterbnry '27; WInsteil March 1; i'(,f>el.ind Bros.’ Stock Co., Ed. Cop<>Iand, mgr.: Torrlngton 2; Danbury 3; Yonk»Ts, X. Y., 4; Rogers. Mo.. 22 27: Monett March 1-6. I’eekskill 5; Hudson 6. Candy Kill (Kllroy & Britton'al: Syrncuae. X. , Granstark (Central). A. G. Delamater. mgr ■ Y. , 22 24; Rochester 2.",-27; Bultalo .March Parkersburg. W. Va., 24: Marietta. O.. 2.': FILMS FOR SALE 10. Bellalre ‘2*1; Canal IKiver 27; Salem March 1: 13 reels of film. In gil sevicealde niiiditioli. fll..">0 |M-r n-el. These are certainly rare tiar Cowboy Girl (Kllroy ft Brltton'a), B. M. Gar¬ Stenbi-nville 2: East Idverpool 3; Canton 4; field. mgr.: Paterson, X. J., 22-24; Trenton Coshocton 5; Xewark 6. gains. Send for list. Will send subject to exaniination. Granstark (Western). .V. G. D>‘lamater. m*- _ _JOHN F, BEHAM, Lamed Bldg., Syrmcnie, New York. t'hleago Stock Co.. Chaa. H. RnasKam, mgr.: Peoria. III.. 21 24; LaSalle 25; Streator _•>; .Middletown. .\ Y., 22-27. Deeatnr 27; Springfield 28-Marrh 3; I'i buna Chauncey-Kleff.r Co.. Fred Chaiincey, mgr.: ; 4; Danville 5; Paris 6. Cortland, X. Y., 22-27; Binghamton March Genaro ft Bailey, In Tony the Bootblack. A. H 18. Womls, mgr.: Philadelphia, Pa.. 22‘27. Choate Dramatic Co.. Harry Choate, mgr.: Gambler of the West. H. Wnoils. mgr. Poiiutuln Gri-en, 111.. 22-27; l>allas City March Birmingham. Ala., 22 27. 1-8. Gilmore. Barney, In Kldnapp**!! In Xew York. Choir Singer. \V. K. XankevHle. mgr.: Alliance. ■ Havtin ft Xlcolal, mgrs.: Brisiklvn, X. Y.. ().. 24; (’onneaiit i'l; Xew Philadelphia 28; , 22-27; Xewark. X. J.. March 16. 35=Musicians Wanted^SS Steubenville 27. Gifford’s Co.. Adolph Gifford, mgr.: Eilgirtun. First-class .Musicians for the GRE.X'T I’ARKEU SHOWS, Xo. 1, vli: 6 cornels, 8 Bb clarinets. WIs.. 22 -27. Cook. Carl W.. Stock Co., Carl W. Cook, mgr.: ! 1 Eb clarinet, 1 flute an-l piccolo, 4 tronilMiiH>s, 3 basses. 2 baritones, 4 horns. 2 trap drummers Elmira. X. Y.. 22 -27. Olsser. Vaughan, Stock Co.: Toronto, Out.. I'lsinty Chairman: Xewton. Kana., 25. i 15 27. 1 bass drummer, otMs' or bastus'i) player to dmible piano, viidin player to double In band, plane Chapin, Benjamin. Wm. A. Brady, mgr.: Brook- i Gooil, Ailam Co.. Monte ThompsiKi. mgr.; Pater¬ player to double in band. .Must be sola-r, rellulile and be familiar with standard music. State son. X. J., 22 27. lyn. X. Y.. 22 27. ! age, exiM-rience and salary exie-cted in first Iett<*r. All exis'iiaes paid after o|>enlug. Address Chaperon, with .Maxine Elliott. Geo. J. Apple- Greet. Ben. Players: rittsburg. Pa., 22 24: ton. mgr.: Xew York City. 22 27; Brooklyn Huntingdon 26. A. U. E8LICK. 1429 Holmes Street, Kaniaa City, Mo. March 18. Graham Slock Co.: Xapoleon. O., 22‘27. CariM-nter. Prankle. Co., Jere Grad.r, mgr.: I Girls (Western), Sam S. ft Lee Shnbert. Ine.. Lynn. Maaw.. 22-‘27, ’ ' mgrs.: Angeles. CaL. 22‘27. Champlln Stock Co.. Chaa. K. Cbamplin, mgr.:| Girl and the Gawk. Will H. Locke, mgr.: Sn Lynchburg. Va., 22-27. . perlor. Xeb., 23-24: Co*jrtIand. Kans., ‘2.'>; Come Back to Erin. Prank Barry, mgr: St. . Lebanon 26; Smith Center 27. CatlnTlnes, Ont.. 25; Hamilton 26 27. Great Divide, with Henry Miller. Henry Miller, Connt.v Sheriff. (). E. Wee. mgr.: Charleston. mgr.: Columbus. O.. 23 24; Dayton 25; <'lu- Concessioners and Streetmen III., 24: Mattoon ‘23; Effingham 26; Centralis cinnatl March 16. 27; Belleville 28. Griffith. John. Co.: Cambridge. O.. 24; Cln-le- Chambers. I.lrxie. St.ick Co.: Canal Fulton, O., vllle 25. 22 24; Llslam 25-27. Girls (Central): CIrclevlIIe. (>., 24; Ironlou C's>k, Carl W.. Stock Co., flosea P. Moyer, 26; Portsmmtth 27. ^ mgr.: Xi>rth Bay, Dnt.. 22-27. Girls (Eastern): Worcester. Mass.. 22 27. (owleiy and the Sipiaw, P. H. Sullivan, mgr: Osgnon Pollock Stock Co.; Shreveport. La., MlnneaiHdis. Minn., 21 27. Indef. Cowimy and the Thief: Haatlnga, Xeb.. 27. Gentleman from Mississippi. Wm. Brady NOTICE Cry Baby: Baonvillr. Ind.. 27. Jos. Grismer. mgrs.: Xew York City, Sei>t. WASHIXGTON, D. IXAUGCRATIOX WEEK. We are the orlginatora of the Baked Curran Comely Co., Rote-rt E. Walker, mgr.: 2D. Indef. Tinsel Pennant; have worked on it for niontbs. It will b«- the b*>vt wiling novelty this season, and Temple. Tex.. -22 27. German Stock Co.: .St. I.ouls, Mo.. Oct. 4. we will be tbe only om-s at Washington In this line for the Inauguration. It will be a big money DIXEY, HENRY E.: See Mary Jane’s Indef maker in Washington. D. C. GET BUSY. 8«-e us l>efore you see olbers: we can save you money German Theatre Stocli Co.: Cincinnati, O., and give ymi the gtssis that will g-t the money. We have o|>ened a branch store for tbe Inaugur Pa. 0< f. 4. Indef. ation at 818 D. Bt, Washington, D. C., RUDOLPH BROS. Regards to all our frlemls. DORO, MARIE: See the Richest Girl. Oennan Theatre Stock Co., Banmfeld ft Bnrg. drew, JOHN: See Jack Straw. mgrs.: Xew York City, Oct. I. Indef. *'iT*"' le Cnder the Greenwood Tree. ' German Theatre Stock Co.. Haniseh ft Addicks. R. H. Dewey, mgr.: Martlnahurg. W. Va.. mgrs.: Phllsdelidila. Pa.. Sept. 12. Indef. WANTED FOR THE ->: Hageratown. Md.. 26; Annapolis 27: Freil- Olrton Stock Co.: Eureka. Cal.. Jan. 18. Indef. ♦Tirk Msrrti 1; WlnoheKtiT. Va., •; llarrliion Girl from Rector's .V. 11. Woods, mgr.: Xew burg 3; Stsiinton 4; Clifton Forge 5; Lynch York City, Feb. Indef. burg 0. Ooddass of Reason, with Julia Marlowe, Sam GREAT U. S. CARNIVAL CO. Ib vir, .Xiictlon (Chss. H. Ysle’s). M. M. Wise. i S. ft Lee Shnbert. Ine., mgrs.: Xew York For Merchants’ Carnival at Xorth Ft. Worth during Xatlonal Fat Stock Show. March 13 21. A few ■ngr.: Grand Forks. X. D.. 34; Fargo 25; | City. Feb. 1.5 March 1.3. good shows that can make gmal—Ferrla Wheel. Merry go-rouiid. Colore.! Performers that can dotibla M. SiiisTlor. WIs., 26: Duluth. Minn.. 27. Gothan Stock Co.. Edward Girard, mgr.: Brook In brass Can nse a few more cmio-taions. Address R. L. CARROLL, Oeaeral Manager. U. 8. Ibljcy. I,,.lgh. Stock Co., Monte Thompson. lyn, y. Y., .\ng. 22. Indef. CARNIVAL CO., care of 8. Allen’a Real Estate Office, N. Exchange Street, N. Ft. Worth, Texas. mgr: Senlngs aial comsTt aniBOim-enn-nts. 2. >, Indef. cott. Ind., -22 27: Delphi 28 March 6. Strong lady acts, lady singers and dancers, lady b-ctiirer. lady that d for front, tsiss ranvasnian for side sle>w 1. D. canaba. .Mich., Indef Coinmhns. Ga.. 22 27. Sliigeltary. writ*-. Sh*»w o|s*ns March 11. Ad*lress B. L. BOWMAN, Mgr. Side Show. The Greeter Dunlap, Gertie. Stock Co.. le-w Vlnlcn. mgr: , Hall. 18>n C.. In Repertoire: Port Jerrls, X. Norrit ft Rowe Show, Santa Cruz, Cal. __ tresno. <'al.. Ipdef. ' Y.. 22-27: Binghamton March 1-6. EDESON, ROBERT: See the Call of Hackett, Xorhan, In Classmates. Jnles Murry, the North. mgr.: Kansas City. Mo.. 21-‘27: Toiieka. SB.IVLJ /-U/f f^OMPLETE CATALOGUE Kans., March 1: St. Joseph. .Mo.. 2: Lincoln. ELLIOTT, MAXINE: See the Chap¬ N'eh.. 3: Concordia, Kans., 4; Junction City of 'lype, Block a'*'1 Lit-o Printins t.r Fa.rs, Cam vxis, Circus, Wi d West, Minstrels, eron. 5; Sallna 6. Dramatic, Repertoire, Roller Skating, basebail, itc. Stock Uihos and Posters of every l.ielest Way. with Prances Starr, David Bc- Heir to the Hoorah. Qninby ft Dooley, mgrs.: line ct tie amusement business. P ays with complete line of paper. Write us. lis-o. mgr: Xew York City, Jan. IS, Indef., Col((mh(is. ()., 22-24; Dayton 25-27; Toledo bi.ipire StiM-k Co., Earl Simmons, mgr.: Water- 28-March 6. GREXT WESTERN PRINTING CO. i.iirv. Conn., Dec 21. Indef. Hoer, Johnnie. Co.. Chas. E. Blaney, mgr.: biiglisji St.Hk c,,.. .\rllmr S. Friend, mgr; Mil Xewark. X. J., 21 27. SHOW POINTERS. LITHOGRAPHERS. ENGRAVERS. ST. LOUIS. MO. waiikee. Wl«., s.-|.t. 14. Indef. Herman. Selma. Barton ft WIswell. mgr- : St. r-'ans, Brandon. Stock ('o.. Brandon Evans. l.ouls. Mo., 21 ‘27. FOR SALE_One of the greatest r.orey-gettlng ahowa, and the only one of Its kinil In the World mgr. Sen Dleco. Cal.. Indef. Hlmmeletn's, John A.. Imperial Stock Co., R. "Hiram,” the largest horw in Ih- world, weighs S.tkK) lbs., and Is 21 hands high; “Blue Bell." til and Jane, Harry Gns-n. mgr: Seme-a, , F. Himnieleln. mgr.: Morgantown. W. Va.. tbe Hairless Wonder or Elephant skinmHl horse, only one on earth; "Tom Thumb.” tbe amallest bans.. 04; Sabetha 25; Table R.s k. Neb.. ' -22 -27. ieciimseb -27: R,-,l Oak. Is.. March 5. Hans llsnson Co., I-onls Rets, mgr.; Gallatin horse, and "Little I’aildy.” the smallest aiul handsomest donkey in the wort*!: an.l greale«l of all. End of the Trail. Willis P. Jac kson. pro|i.: J. Mo.. 24: Trenton '25; Patlonshurg 28; Belh.iny "Jessie,” the cow with the human skin. I have cleared $25,1)00 In the last three years ami have A. Brchany. mgr,: Montn-al. Can., -2-2 27; '27: L*‘on. la.. March 1; Osceola 2; Lneas 3; Ottawa Jlarch 13; Watc-rlown. X. Y.. 4; Indlanela 4: Odell 5. not shown .500 n)lles from Xew York. Also all the niulpment for showing In a store room or un-U-r _ I Ilea 6, HIrkman Bess,>y ('o. (A): Canton. O.. 22 27; a tent. A gisxl rlianee for a live man who wants to make money. For parlicniara and price, a 28 Mareh 8. ilress FRANK FRAUNFELTER. Eaaton. Pa. FARNUM, DUSTIN; See the Squaw Hanford. Chas. B.. F. Lawrence Walker, mgr.: Man. Seattle. Wash.. 21-27: Victoria. B. C. Can.. .March 1: Vaneonver 2 3; Bellingham. Wash.. FAVERSHAM, WM.: See the World 4; Everett .5; .XlM-rili-en 8. ELDRIDGE PARK—ELMIRA'S CONEY ISLAND—ELMIRA, N. Y. and his Wife. Higgins, David. In Capt. Clay of Missouri. St.sir WILL. OPEN MAY 30th. 1909 ft Xlcolal. mgrs.: Brooklyn. N. Y., '22 27. EISKE, MRS.: See Salvation Noll. Have a few conct-saions left that 1 will let. Ground spare for sueh as Animal Show. Vaudertlle Teni Harvev Stock ('o. J. S. Oarslde, mgr.: Eau Msiw. IVig and Pony Show, Gypsy ('amp. Souvenir, Photograph (Jallery or any other altracti-ma P.iiiHt (Whlte'si. Olga Verne White, mgr: Claire. WIs., ‘>2 27; Stillwater, .Minn.. March suitable for a flrsl-cissa park. I will also let the water privilege for boating. Eldrldge Park Port Arthur. T«x.. 2.5. 18. la one of the flm-st parks in tbe United States for a city of this size. Direct all conimunlcathuis ■.'iiklln .SicH'k Co. (John Himmclelii-s Wesf- to iL M. LITTI.E, Manager of Amnaementa. Eldridge Park, Elmira, New York. eini. ( (J, Hilton, mgr.- Marlon. Ind.. -22-27. (Continneil on page 42.) 40 X ti e B I 11 t> o a r d FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

Danville—Danville Rink, Hotel Burton; winter; L. T. Waugh, mgr.; skates SOO; audltatee 800. Harrlaonburg—Baseford's Rlok, German st.; winter and summer; naeafogfl Bros., mgrs.; LIST OF SKATING RINKS skates 26<); audience 500. Newport News—'lllnk. Thirty-second and Wa^- COMPILED FOR THE BENEFIT AND CONVENIENCE OF ington sts.; mimmer and winter; Felix Bor- donave, mgr.; audience 150. Norfolk—Ice Bkatlng Palace, E. Main st.; wIb- Professional Skaters, Rink Attractions and all who are ter; Harry F. Mace, mgr.; skates 400; andl¬ ence 400. Petersburg—Waaliington St. Rink, 29 Olo at.; Identified with the Promotion and Perpetuation of winter; W. C. Godsey, mgr.; skates 400; audience 3.000. Portamoutfa—Casino, Washington st.; winter and the Skating Pavilion as an Amusement Institution mimmer; Chaa. T. Boland, mgr,; skates 600; audience 7.60. (CoDtinmnl from Issue of February 20, 1000.) 'Palace, Waahlngton St.; winter; Cba* T. Bland, mgr.; skates 500; audience 766. Tim i>e<>i)le's bandmaster, and his splendid SOUTH DAKOTA, 'Lake Como, Arlington Heights; summer; Frsd Roanoke—Mountain Park Rink; winter and sam- mer; M. Oldus, mgr.; skates 450. Kund (40 musicians. In full or In part) I*ro BUIi, mgr.; akatea 450; tuiUence 600. L'raniine of music. The arrangements are fine, 4 Hartford—Rink; winter; A. W. Crockett, mfr.; Lake Erie; summer; J. A. Sandegard, mgr.; Steuntno—Baugber's, North Central ave.; win¬ skatee 2f>0; audience 250. ter; J. W. Baugher, mgr.; skates 300; liv a small band as well as a large one. with skates 500; audience 1,000. great effect. Now tsioklng for summer season Howard—Auditorium; winter and aoinmeT; Gainesville—Auditorium, E. California at.; audience 1,000. Walee A Booteeon, msra.; skates 160; and- Suffolk—'Armory, Clay st.; winter; J. C. Hol- liHti). Address ALFRED REN8CH, Aichon- whiter and summer; H. E. Edmonston, broedel Club, 144 E. 86th St., Now York City. lence 3M. mgr.; skates 600; audience 600. laday, mgr.; skates 200; audience 800. Huron—Awlltorluoi, Dakota are.; winter and GalvestoD—Zoo Rink, 28th and (J ats.; winter Winchester—Market St. Rink. .Market at.; summer; Joe Daum, m^.; skates 150; aud¬ and summer; C. G. Kennedy, mgr.; skates winter and summer: J. Henkel Henry, ience 800; audience 200. mgr.; skates 400; audience 600. Huron—Automatic Kink; winter; Joe Daum, Galyestoo—'Auditorium; winter and summer; niKr.; skates 600; audience 1,000. W. J. Melnlnger, mgr.; skates 1,000; aud WASHINGTON. THEATRE SOUVENIRS Hltcliell—101 W. 2d st.; winter; Frank Van lence 2,000. BeUlngham—'Dreamland, HoUy A Garden sts.; GLASSWARE. JAPANESE WARE. Wacenen, m«tr.; skates T6; audience 200. Gatesville—Confederate Rink; winter and sum Planklnton—*Rlnk; winter; Ftank Van Wac- winter and summer; W. C. Bay, mgr.; mer; C. L. Bush, mgr.; skates 160. skatee 600. JEWELRY. NOVELTIES. enen. mcr.; skates 100. Oonaales-—'Gonzales; winter; W. P. Waldrlp. Sioux Falls—Roller Kink, 213 W. 9th st.; winter Ellensburg—Ellensburg Rink, Pine and Third Catalogue Free. mgr.; skates 200; audience 500. sts.; winter and summer; J. H. McTama- and summer; Edward C. Hopper, mcr.; Handley—Palace; summer; Lee Fleming, mgr.; H. C. WOOD JL CO., Station M, CHICAGO, ILL skates 260; audience 130. han, mgr.; skates 300; audience 400. skates 600; audience 1,500. Seattle—'CYillseum. 3d A James sts.; winter Hillsboro—'Elite; winter; Lloyd Burdette, mgr.; , and summer; C. H. Barnette, mgr.; skates TENNESSEE. ekates 260; audience 800. 1,000; andlence 1,800. Chattanooga—Hlippodrame, 7th A Broad ats.; i 'Maple, 326 Franklin st.; B. B. Morgan, mgr.: winter and summer; C. S. White, mgr.; ' skates 125; audience 260. Cadocean, Pine and Harvard sta.; J. A. Wal¬ skates 1,000; audience 1,500. Houston—Houston Heights Skating Rink. ker. mgr.; skates 600; audience 1.600. Chaltan>H)Ka—"I’alace (for colored people only) Houston—1101 Main at.; winter and summer. 'Dreamland. 7th and Union sts.; winter and I’Ine st.: winter; ('ox Bros., nigrs.; skatee Monts Beach, mgr.; skates 1,000; andlencs summer; Mr. Leech, matr.; skates 1,600; Slot Machines 2.'i0; audience 3()0. 1.600. audience 2.000. Prlncees, Market et.; winter; Jas. W. Head, Auditorium, Main st.; winter; O. L. Frank. | North Takima—'Holsteln'e Pavllloo: winter: Phonographs, Muloaoopes, Drop Pictures, Auto mgr.; ekates 600, audience 2,000. mgr.; skates 1,000; audience 6,000. Ralph Holstein, mgr.; skates 300; aud¬ matte Planoa; also 1 lYatl Orchestrion, and a Empire (colored people only), 417-410 Market l,ampasas—Rink; skates 100; audleatce 6(X). ience ,100. great many other alot maebtnea for sale very at.; winter and summer; J. A. Kllgors, Laredo—'lUnk; winter; E. Jochen, mgr.; akatea Spokane—'Prlncws, 125 W. SInto; winter; cheap. VALENSI. 110 3rd Ave., New York City. mgr.; skatee 200; audience 360. 200; audience 600. Herbert C. Morrison, mgr.; skates 600; aud¬ (TleTeland—* Palace; winter and summer; R. Z. Llamo—kjaslno; winter and summer; W. C ience 2,000. Brown, mgr.; skates 200; audience 400. Barker, mgr.; skates 200; audletice 800. Coliseum, Hurd and Madison sts.; Fred May, - WANTED —^ Dolumbla—'Hippodrome, Sooth High st.; winter Luling—I>ullng Rink, Armory Hall; winter and mgr.: skates 1.000; audience 600. and summer; .Ksbby Wilkins, mgr.; skates summer; Mr. Hinkle, mgr. Walla Walla—'Armory, Main st.; winter; Al¬ Second hand trade Ice Coolers, operate*! with 260; audience 600. Marshall—Dreamland, Box 146; winter and sum fred Painter, mgr.; skates 350; audience mmnles. Human Roulette Wheels. Slot Ma Knoxrllle—Auditorium, CMmberland st.; winter; mer; Pry A Jenkins, mgis.; skates 60; audl 1,000. chines. .(ddriss 0. H. ALBAN. 8 Hanovei Chaa. McWebb, mgr.; skates 400; audience ence 600. WEST VIRGINIA. St , Baltimore. Md. __ 860. (To be continued In a subsequent Issue.) DyerSburg—Rink; winter; M. H. Scott, mgr.; McKinney—'Rambo; winter and summer; Rich Blueffeld—Bluefleld; summer; S. H. Jollffe, Aates 400; audience 700. ard Rambo, mgr.; skatee 600; audience 80C mgr.; skatee .TOO; andlence 1.000. FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. Franklin—Franklin Rink; winter and summer; ard Rambe. mgr.; skates 600; audience 600 Charleston—'Edgeovood Park; winter and anm- Merrv go-Round, with 20 Horses. 2 Chariots. Tyler J. Rasroe, mgr.; audience 700. Mexia—'Watson's; winter and summer; E. Wal mer; D. J. McCntcfaln, mgr.; akate* 250; Jackson—Temple; winter and summer; B. P. audience 2.500. Organ. Gasoline Engine, and all In the very son, mgr.; skates 260; audience 600. best of running tirdcr. Horses. Chariots, Iron Browne, mgr.; skates 600; audlencs 1,000. Mineral Wells—'Hawlhcme; winter and snm rharleston—Rink; H. W. Johnson, mgr, Majestic; winter; H. P. Browne, mgr.; skates Clarksburg—'The Rink, Glen Elk: winter; Louis r.nd wood work all repainted and machine mer; Geo. Mott, mgr.; skates 600; andiag>e< nearlv new. Price. $6.60. cash. .\1so extra 609; audlencs 1,000. 600. Csrr, mgr.; skates 300; andlence 200, Knoxrllle—Auditorium; winter; (Xiaa. MeNabb, Fairmont—Caaln*. 418 Jaekaon •!.; winter; J. hors.s Et $9 each. UNITED STATES MERRY- Nacogdoches —'Weeks'; winter; Elbert M GO-ROUND CO., George Marqna, Sr., Mgr.. mgr.; skates 400; audience 1,000. Weeks, mgr.; skates 150; audience 250. L. Jackson, mgr.; skates 200; audience 200. Chateau Ave., Cincinnati, 0. MoMInnrllle—Park; winter and enmmer; W. O. Orange—Riverside Rink, (MM) Front St.; summei Hlntcn—Parker’a Rink, 804 Summers st.; winter Brown, mgr.; akates 100; audience 200. and winter; George Baber, mgr.; skates 76 and summer; 0*1. Jas. A. Parker, mgr.; Memphis—.tudltoriwra, Faurt Madison at.; win¬ audlerK-e 260. skates 100; andleoce 000. WANTED TO BUY, ter; Mr. McDoonld, mgr.; skatee 2,600; aud¬ Orange—'6th 9t.; winter; H. A. Burr, mgr. Hnnltnrton—Fore*’ Rink; winter: Fore* Bro*., ience 1,000. mgrs.; skates 200; audlenes 600. Curiosity or Live Freak, that will be strong skates 100; audience 300. 'tialforvi attraction. Si-nd full particulars and Memjphla—Auditorium, Madison st.; winter; B. Paris—.krena; winter; skates 500; audience Love's Big Rink. F. C. Kirkpatrick, mgr.; O. Beach, mgr.; skates 8,000; audience skate* 460; andteuce l,k*M). photo In 6rst letter. Will return same. B. C. 1,000. HENDERSON, Wardner, B. C., Can^_ 4,600. Port Arthur—Pleasure Pier; skates 860. Maje«tle; winter; Jas. R. Osllldi, mgr.; Hippodrome, Madison A Marrtiall sts.; win¬ San Angelo—Riverside Rink, Trahlg ave.; sum skates 400; audience 900. ter; Claude F. Hamilton, mgr.; skates mer; Bryson A Simmons, mgrs.; skates 800 Martinshurg—Martlnsbnrg Rink, S. Qneen at.; WANTED-Pianist, doubling Ttiba; Black Face 1,200; audience l.,V)0. audience 1,000. Open from September to June; Raymond ('omedl’iu for small Dnims. Must Ih> up lu 'Princess, 158 N. Main st.; winter; 0. F. (an Angsh)—Mstcalf’a; auminsr; W. L. Jenaa, P. Adama, mgr.; skatea 400; audience 600. sets. .Also i>erformers doubling brass write Hamilton, mgr.; skates 350; audience 400. mgr.; skates 100; andlencs 260. No parades. Vaudeville show: week stands; Murfreesboro—'Palace, E. Main st.; winter and Lake Concho Blnk; winter and summer; Van stop at hotels. Address H. L. WALTERS, summer; Sam Rankin, mgr.; skates 100; Ordstraad, mgr.; skates 200; audlencs 780. Catalogue of Profeaalonal A Amateur Waycross, Ga. _ audience 200. (an Antonio—'Electric Park; winter and tum- Plays, Sketebea, Monologues. Minstrel .Vaahrllle—Glendale: summer; H. P. Browne, aaer; CUraocs Ihcmas, mgr.; skataa 800; Jokes, Recitations. Make-nn Goods, mgr.; ekates 600; audience 2.000. etc., sent FREE. DICK A FITZGER¬ PLATFORM MEN—The one eye6 Feroy, mgr.; skates 200. 4.61 1.1.6 M. Garrett, mgr.; skates 200; andlence 800. ” Hat. 480 " Snake. 1 ..-iO Bonham—Parlllon Rhik; winter; J. A. RldUng, Paylor—'Broad St.; winter; C. McKay, mgr.; skates 100; audlencs 260. 4.'i0 ” l'lis‘. 1.60 skate* 160; audlencs SOO. (Ttty Rink, W. 4ith st.; M. L. Boors, mgr.; Gardao; winter and summer; W. M. Oarratt, No. 446 ■ No. 446.—HOD. skates 100; audience 600. mgr.; akatea 200; audience 600. ST. PATRICK'S HODS. (Something New.) Breidiam—'Laisk; winter and sninmer; Tncker rample—'Temple; winter and summer; Oeo. J. A Armstrong, mgra.; audience 1,000. No. Gross. No. Gross. Ooen, mgr.; skates 300; andlence 600. Brownwood—City Rink, Central are.; winter 44.6 Plain Green Hod. .90 4.64 Hod, with Shamruek and IIar)>.$2.09 Tazarkana—Oatellng; winter and snmmer; Oso. 8 and summer; H. C. Conway, mgr.; skataa 4.6'J Hod, with Shamrock. 1.7.6 481 riisl, with Shamrock and Hat. 2.26 T. Conway, mgr; skates 000; audlencs 2,600. 100; audience 800. 4.63 Hod, with Shamrock and Rose. 2.26 4.66 Hod, with Shamrock and Pipe. 3.00 *Galt Olty, 8d A Pine sts.; wlntar; Jno. Mc- Bryan—Roller Rink; winter; Vlch A Ablera, Gnlrt, mgr.; skate* 500; audience 1.260. We ship gooile C. O. I*, when half the amount Is sent with order. Write to-day for whole mgrs.; skates 250; audience 300. Tylar—Park, 8. Boise De Arc; winter and nun- sale catalogue. WBITESON CO., Manufacturera, Jobbera and Importera, Notiona, Stationery, Nov- Cisco—'City Rink, Fifth are., E.; sommer and mer; B. P. Blandlng, mgr.; akatea 250; eltiea and Btiuatman'a Suppliea, 840 E. Madiaon St., Chicago, Ill. Yellow Front. winter; G. H. Jldio, mgr.; akatea 160; aod amUance 1.000. lence 260. Waoo—Auditorium; winter; A. P. McLendon. Coleman—'Hemphill Rink; sommer and winter; mgr.; skates 6(M): audience 1,200. C. A. Hem^lll, mgr.; audience 800. Wazahachle—Dtlloo’s, Main at.; winter and Hehume—Caddo St.; wlntar and soamier; Osargs snmmer; R. B. Nall, mgr.; skates 250; and- Miller Bros.’ 101 Ranch Wild West Huxley, mgr.; andlmce 400. lance 000. WILL BEGIN ITS SEASON AT PONCA CITY, OKLA., APRIL 17. 1909. All |ieo|ile eiigag.-d New Rink; winter and summer; D. B. App Will* Point—City Roller Blnk; winter and anm- for the following departineiils, viz: Side Show, Concert, Candy Stands. Treasnn'r, Ticket S»dlcra. Hug, mgr.; skates 200; audience* 600. mer; W. Wut Matthews, mgr ; skates 200; Door Talker*, Privilege and Concesalon People, write at once to GEORGE ARI.lN(5TON General Coleman—Hemphill; sommer and winter; 0. A. audlenes SOO. Klanager, Ponca City, Oklahoma. A few more Concessions to let. Can also use flrst-class, either Hemphill, mgr.; skates 300; aodlcncs 600. Pastry and Meat Cisiks for Privilege Car, Head Porter for Train. All |M>oine who have written Ooero—'Chiero, Esplanade; winter; W. D. 8eoH. UTAH. and not been answered, write again. mgr.: skatew 230; audience 400. Dallas—'City Park: winter; Mrs. Oraes Beach, >gden—Dtahna, 466 3Kth st.; winter and aam- Two Battling Good Onei. NEW SONGS. — Jurt From Preti. mgr.; skatee 8.V); aodlence 500. mcr; Wm. H. Qnlsey, mgr.; skates 800; Lake (niff; winter and summer; J. O. Joms. aadtsnce 1,200. “NAOMA,” (CATCMY INDIAN SONG.) “THINKING,” (BEAUTIFUL WALTZ SONG.) mgr.; ekates 2.000; audience 2.000. 'Asdltorlnm, 2246 Grant are.; sinter; Phil By the writer of Dreaming, Jack Frost, SUi-py Sidney, etc. Will !«• the two big hits of the year. Denton—'E. Oak St.; winter and summer; Das 8. Omara, mgr.; skates l.oOO; andlence Don’t wall. Ite the first to use them. Professional copies, with orchestrations siml free to pro enport A Eaton, mgr; akatea 200; aud 1,600. fesslonala only. Write now. A 1 Slides ready. Manufartnreil by Harstn & Co.. 14tli St., New laU Lake Olty—Anditorlum, 64 RMiards st.; York City. Address A. W, SCHEU MUSIC PUB. CO., Cincinnati, 0. (Mention Billboard.) Cnnta—'PsTlHao, 507 Main st.; winter and sam winter; Pbll S. Omara, mgr.; akatea I.OOiO; mer; Moore A Ollrer, mgi*.; skates 126 and audience 2,000. lenrs 600. Farmrllie—.\rmory. Main st.; winter; J. O. L. VERMONT. Hunter, mgr.; skates 300; audience 600. it. Johnsbury—Opera House; wlntar; A. B. The Griffin Vaudeville Circuit Fort Worth—Palace, Lake Erie ave.; summer; Bennett, mgr.; akatea 200; audience 750. liee Fleming, mgr.; skates 000; audience wants at all times, Hlgb-clags vaudeville acta to jday their circuit of popular priced vaudeville 3.000. VIRGINIA. tlieatres throughout Canada and New York State. Wire, write or call. Booking Office, M (jueea Ft. Worth—Ellis Hall, cor. Third and Tliroek CbarlottesTllie—Armory Hall, Market at.; win¬ St., West, Toronto, Canada. morton; winter and summer; Sam Sptolea. ter; Andrew Kell, mgr.; skates 200; aud¬ mgr.; skatee 250; awHence 600. ience 1,(KI0. 'Third A Buck St.; winter and snmmer; W Wonderland Rink, 101 W. Main st.; summer; W. S. CLEVELAND’S PRUDENTIAL VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE H. Laird, mgr.; skates 1500; audience 1000. J. J. Leterman, mgr.; akatea 2(Mi; aiiillence SaitM 686-686-687, Kniokorbocker Thaatm Boilding, 1498 Broadway, NEW YORK, M. T. 1,000. Book Tbeatrea, Clubs, Parks. Falra, Rinks, M. P. Hoiisei, Clrcusea. Ileat all alike. OoDtrol 600 Aateriak (') Indicates that rink does aot play Oewe—Princess: winter; Weaver A Godaey, acta. OUR EFFICIENT SERVICB INSURES SUCCESS OF YOUR ENTBRPRISB. ASK ANYBODY. atlractiost. mgrs.; skates 200; audience 300. NEW DEPARTMENT—Tbeatrea. Parka, bought, aold, leaaed, operated. Playo, aceneay fnmlahad i FEBRUARY 27, 1909. Xtie Billboard 41

firk»r»burs—Roller Rink, Seventh *t.; win¬ llie well-known Arm of Mlttenthal Brne.. Is a ter; Shumin ft Simernl, mgrK.; nkatei 3S0; late arrival. He la registered at the Kastman in.llenre 1,000. Hotel. WhwllDK—Wheeling Park Rink. Wheeling Carl Laeniinie, the magnet of the moving pic¬ Park; aummer; John J. Bell, mgr.; akatea ture business, arrived hen- February 14. to re¬ main here for a few weeks, but received a LOOK-VaMdeville Mgrs. - LOOK 500. message calling him to Chicago. February 1.5. WISCONSIN. 1 had the distingnished pleasure of meeting Mr. Laeminie the da.v he arrived In the Vajair apaletoD—-Hew Armory; winter; 8. J. White, City, I askeil him If he was se*‘kltig the Foun Marinette, Wla., mgr.; akatea SOO; audlenee tain of Ymitb, but he smiled and denied It. I.INIU. Tell Taylor, formerly of the K.orts good business for ience 300. last week. Tlje t»lll consisted of the Famous On which the VERY BEST VAUDEVILLE ACTS are contracted for THIRTY-FIVE Beloit—Beloit Rink. 103 E. Grand are.; win¬ Toiirest Trio and The Ridles. ter; 1>. I). Smith, mgr.; skates 200; and- Billy Link, the well-known vaudeville star, CONSECUTIVE WEEKS’ WORK. Circuit covers Illinois, Missouri. Kansas, Iowa, lence 250. by s|ieclal r»s|nest. fllhsl an engagemi-nt last Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas, and if your house is in this territory you shc ultl, Berlin—Waverly Rink. Hnroo art.; winter; Mr. week at the Graml Theatre. He has Imm-ii here rnnglola, mgr.; rtates 8SO; audience 400. for a few weeks. in justice to your best interests, communicate with us at once and let us show ycu n»1 du I-ao—Cullaeum Rink; winter; Markle Liwt—A Gold Watch --Firiiler please ri-turu ti> how we can improve your shows and increase your business at no additional cost over A Bans, ingrs.; nkatee 4^; audleoce OoO. Wall Gentry and nselve reward. (This is no that which you are now pajring. Here is a partial list of acts now plajfing our time laaaeTllle—West Side, 87 Rlrar at.; winter; joke.) Jami-a Connors, mgr.; skates 800; audience The District l..^•ldl r w as the attraction at THE VARDELLS LEE J. KELLAM BOYD Si ALLEN S. the Anditorliini Tlieatre, February 11. INMAN Si WALTERS RICKARDS Si De WINTER ERNIE Si ERNIE Kenosha—‘ArmorT Rink, Milwaukee ave.; win¬ W. W. Geiitr.v. the circus manager, will h-nve DON Si ham ter; 11. Brockburst, mgr.; skates 200; aud¬ soon for Ithsimingtoii. m. Ho has Is-en here RAND'S DOG CIRCUS WILLIAMS Si FAIR ience 300. the entire winter. TWO BLACKS THE VON SMITHS MUSICAL MALTBYS U'.lwaukee—Hippodrome Rink, Wells at.; sum¬ Francis Wilson entertained a large ainlience JAMES GAY THE BARLOWS mer and winter; andlence 3.000. at the Anditorliim Theatn- February 12, KOHLER Si ADAMS ■Arninr.r Rink. First and Lapban.T aves.; Billy Maurice has his-n elected vice preshlwiit CARi. Si RHEIL EMMETT Si LOWER winter: audience 8,000. of the Arkansas Trust Comi>any. Many more of equal merit not mentioned, owing to space. Write, wire, phone or call. Oshkosh—Century Roller Rink, 410 4Ifl Main Mildred Hall, who has been here some time, St.; .Martin Clausen, mgr.; skates 250. will appear In a new vaudeville sketch shortly. Orwoto—Armor.v, .Main at.; winter; Capt. R. n. C. Wcssclls. the vsnde\||le actor, is re Hall. msT.: skatee 2tt0: audience 800. bearsing a new act In which he will app«-ar v.-rv TED. SPARKS AM. CONT. CO. Stevens Point—‘Rink. Norman are.; winter; aoon. Bhants ft Hagan, mgrs.; skates 126; and- Waller Burns, a well-known circus perforim-s Century Building (All Phones) - KANSAS CITY. MO. lence 200. la spending the winter hen-, visiting friends. Marie Walsh, a rauih-rllle aetresg. Is a late CANADA. arrival. Araherst, N. 9.—* Aberdeen; wteter and sum¬ M. C. Eb.‘rsteln. manager of the Odeon Tlie.i- mer; Cbas. Campbell, mgr.; akatea «00; tre. Coffeyvllle. Kan., la sp<-Ddlng the wlnti-r andlence 5.000. here. rrederlctoo. N. B.—sArctle. Oarleton st.; snm Dr. O. L. Hall, Chlcajro’H brilliant crltio. SALE mer; E. A. Hanaim. mgr.; skates 800; audi¬ •|>ent a few d.nja here. last week. He wh^* FOR ence 2.000. trying to e'w'ap** the coM weather. Hamilton—Alexander Rink; Mr. Glllard. mgr. E. Paul J.mi-a la vlaltlng friends here. He Brittannia; W. Smith, mgr. waa f#rni»*rly In the amusenient tuiKineaa Uonntaln View Park; Beaay ft Weaver Manager Hale, of the Lyric Theatre." states Complete Show Outfit mgra. be will run Indepi-nd-'nt 6Im service In the fit- Armory; Mr. Chubb, mgr. tnre. ceiislstlng of wagons, eanvas. s.-als, is.l.s, lights, iiianine.-. ami all i«ira|de-rnal a «M)miM»lng an up Kingston. Out.—•Klngstoai Rink. Onion et.; win rhaa. II, the well known actor and In-date small show. Also 4 trained while Steers, 4 lraliie.1 Idack Ste»-rs. S trained I Igs. 4 tralued ter: n. R. Ryan, mgr.; skates 500; audi manager la aoJ.HirnIng at the Arlington Hotel. Goals, S |M-rforiidiig and 1 high diving D<-g. a new Issip the I.isij», together with all proja-rtlea. enc# l..%00. .Miss Jeaa«‘ \l. Bradf-wd. the pojiiilar actress etc for working all tin- above acts. .\ rare o)>|Mirtunlly to buy a sl«>w coiiiidele, iDcIwlliig the is-rforinanee. Will s.ll It all or any part clieap for cash and will mail detailed list of proiiertlea lAndsay, Ont.—Lindsay St.; summer; 8. J. IKier la reetlng h- re for a few ww-ka. at the Arlliig Idsn. mrr.: akatee 800: andlence l.ism ton Hotel. niHiu appru-allon. AiMress, l.ondtvn.—r>mdon Skating and Cyclic Rink. 22P Jolin Martin, a vamb-vllle actor, la apeniling Slmcoe St.: winter. • »e.-ka in the VaiMU- ntv. •Weetnilneter Rink. Worlet Road; winter; W Tlie Palace of Illusion is the name of a new DAUGHERTY BROS., Wabash, Ind. lancaater. prop.; skates 800; sndlence .V>0 theat^ recently op<-neil under the management of Ixmdon, Ont.—ssimcoe Rink, 516 King st.; win Blank ami Jndkina. Albert Blank bad a ter; W. M. Lowry, mgr.; skates 500; aud¬ moving idctiire theatre in St. I.oula. ience 1,.500. The Illjmi Skating Rink refiorts gmsl hiislm-s t/mdon Ont.—Jnbllee. Lyle at.: winter: R. F LAl'RE.N'rE JEAN RIXALDO. You Can Start a Laughing Mirror Show on a TrsfTord. mgr: skates 900; audience 500. •Prlneees Queeo's ave.; snmmer and winter- A. Holman, mgr.; skates 500; audience MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 1.000. Very Smaii Investment it Marrevllle. N. B.—•Marysrlll# Rink; winter Yon hoy a « t of oiir Improved CompiHiitlon Metal Ijingliliig Mlrro-'s. Manager Archie Miller, of the Ibwey Tlieatre James Olbaon. mgr.; skates 400. It's the best aiiiiiseiio'lit projsiallloii t-slnj. eilhi-r for a park or for travel had a a|>eclal Lincoln celebration at the tw.- Moncton. N. R.—evictorla. Vlctrsia st.; snm 111- Aiivoii.- cull l»- Siieeessfiil. It's easy to Install ami easy to op«-rale. performsneea of February CJ. Speelal singing mer: A. 9. Holsteade. mgr.; skates I.OOO kl.'st aiiv kind of u hiiil.lltig can l»- llil.sl up f..r the piiris>se. or you can andlence 8.000. was made to fit the occasion. Miner's Aiiier ns., a lent. Yon .—Rink; winter and sswniner: Minnesota. w.II present Cowen's I-a-gend of Gn- Leta get Acquainted. I made FounUin Pena famoua. For nearly a quarter of a J McPhslI. mgr.: skatee 150; sndlence »O0 nada at the First Baptist Church. K.hrnary -ii smiplied siice-asfiil ag.-nts. demoiisiralors ami sales.. tliroiighont the world. Pearl. Gold Bherfirooke. Qne.—9tsdlum, cor. Aberdeen are. A new arlolat. Miss Carolyn Judd, a con Go'ld Filigree and Sterling Silver fountain pena are now being uied extenaively in vanoua achemea. and Wellington st.: snmmer and winter; tralto, la singing lllnstrati-d songs at the Miles. J. P. Pothler, prop.; Carl Jnwel, mgr.; Sunday night. February 7, there was a S. R Write or call for •'■'ij'jif; aR PHH ED FOUNTAIN JIKNS skates 1.000; andlence 300. O. sign up In the lobby of erery theatre in the IRA B. BARNETT, ESTABLISHED 1895^_ 61 Beekman St., N. T. City. •t Johns. V. B.—*81 Andrews; winter and snm city. mer; flias. Campbell, mgr.; ekates 700' 'The meeting of the National Conclave of the andletiee 5.000. Rrotherhissl of American Yeoman will be hepl THE WORLDIFAMOUS CYCLISTS 81. John. N. B.—Victoria Rink. 107 213 City In this city June 3. The local brolherhoisl will Road: Ice rink In winter; roller link in intertaln them lavishly. A larg«- i-arade ami snmmer; Roliert J. Armstrong, mgr.; skates other special features are contemplated, and ORIGINAL MARTELLS 1.000; sndlence fl.OOO. a 75-page souvenir will l>« dlalrlhiittsl. Th-* rt-cr-lpta from the la-nefit |M-rformance of WORLD'S SWIFTEST BICYCLE ACT. Bt. John. N. B.—Queen's Rink. 241 Charlotte Shenandoah last we»‘k at the Auditorium were at.; Ice rink In winter, roller rink In sum¬ Four High: Three High, hand to hand; ) RIPYPI I STS md aiittlclent to defray the exi<«na<>K of the Min High one wheel; Head to Head on one wheel; f I 1 kl mer; Robert J. Armstrong, mgr.; skates neaimlls Battalion of the National Guard to the ORIGINAL 800; andlence 2.500, Tafl Inangnratloii. The pla.v will tie re|ieated Five Whirl. 9t Johns. N. B.—Gissler Rink; winter and at the St. Paul Aiiditorinm, February Big attraction for I'arka and I’alra Care of AL. SUTHERLAND, St. Jamea Bldg., ». T. snmmer: Frsnk Tufts, mgr.; skates 500; 15-17. to augment the fund. audience 8.000. The Northwestern Cement Products Aaais-la M. Thomas. Ont.—•Oratilfe; Ice risk; Joe. Bek tion will hold Its fifth annual convention and IMPORTANT TO M. P. MANAGERS erd mgr.; eketes 1 000: endlesice 500 exhibit at the Armory Bnihllng, of thia city, Tills amount la a very low eatlmala for on March '2 4. von willing to give $2.00 for $1,000 In reliirnT This amou Dot.—Stratford; A. P. 9tes-art. mgr.; Are atrea. It la Just as luiisirlaul skatee ,500; sndlence 200. inal Copyrlghlml I’eriiianent Fixture for Moving I Icliire The The second vaudeville show of the year at tin- my Original to $111, according to your taste, Psrkdsle, Fred J. Ryan, mgr.; skates 1.200; Cnlverslty of Minm-sota will he given Tuesilay as your pictplctiire machine i-r feature films. Can lie Ins.alled for $. ti few weeks ago for aide at $-> earn.ach. 1 was msaieiiflisaled withwiio ordersomeij fromi.oo. the andlence 100, aftermsin, Fehniary 23, in the University When I adverllsid It •* Now for th*» of the bimlneRU I will ofr«»r It for \i> day* ■t Thomas. Ont.—•Granite; Ice and roller Chapel, under tin- aiis)ilc<'a of the Woman's Iiest managers In Auierlc - • • * —•• ‘--el-#—*«--A oi Is-agne There will be ten niinib«*rs on the pro skating; W. K. Cameron, mgr.; skatee monVrVeVnmlefr If"v-.r doT't a?k*no'wredge" ltaThe finest thing ever Introduced In picture Rhow, 1.000; andlence 600. gram. The f.innnia Italian singer. Signor For Addres* CAPT. W. D. AMENT. Elite Theatre. Jackaon. Tenn. Rlverdsle. 87 Itrnadyleyr tv*.; winter end earn ani. his also been secured by the management. met; C. w. 8m1tti, mgr.; ekatee 1.200; aod Dick Ferris and hia atiwk rompaiiy will o|s‘ii icnce .500. , at the Metm|ioIltan thia amnnier, the contraet Toimntn. Ont —Moss Park Rink: winter cniling for June 8. but he may begin the sea Old Orchard Rink; winter. son the latter part of May. Streetmen are Making Big Money . Tlie .Alaskan npin-ars at the Metm|si|ltan Op Psrkdsle Rink; winter. era Honae the half w*-ek of February 21. Other Quickly,'selling gemuine, 40 candle power Steward’s Combination Grand Central; winter. Httraelloiia Ineliide Francis Wilson. Fehniary ftnenaiver. B. C.—Imperial Rink. Denman and 2.5; The "nilef. February '28. ami Maclyii Ar Jurabo^Gas Burner. Gives big light; saves gas. Gross ?6.00. Davis sts ; winter; H G Roller, mgr.: linekle In The Roiiml-Up, March 7. akatea 1.000; andlence 2.600. The Cowtsiy and the S<|naw will play the Flctoiia. R. O.—AekesBhly Roller Rtsft. rwt BIJon Ois-ra Ilmise wis-k of Fehniary 21. Other N. SHURE CO., •t.; winter and eommer; W. C. McTama attractions at th<> BIJ; ■>7- *C *^^1" '?i": TTie Aiiditorinm Theatre had excellent book¬ tlona continue to draw. use Dcran Wave. Always naini for legitimate prhlieges. Langhy, ings last week. An attraetlon nearly every Ilarrv Winkler, tlie Imy cartoonist, at the };;m-iiw.;i;i. S C.. w.s-k of March 1, 0«. Addre.a. JNO. R. SMITH. Prop, and Gen. Mgr. Tha night. The abowa were all well patronised. Gem Family Theatre last wi-ek. more than ahow that never cloaei.’*_•— Paid In Pidl. February 8 and P: The Thief. 10; made gissl. He la a local lad. TTie District I.eader. 11; Franela Wilson. 12. Tlie motion pictiin- hoiia4-a and skating rinks Miss Rea rarlysle. leading lady in The Thief are enjoying a gissl biialin-sa In aj-lte of the cidd Companr. was taken HI after the second set. weather, which la more severe tmin we have ex POLACK CIRCUIT while playing an engagemi-nt at the Auditorium IM-rli-nce-1 h» re In some five or six years. Theatre. Mias Garlyale was r»-moved to her RODERIC STE. KI.El RE Booked by the Polack Thcalpical Exchange hotel but was latey taken to St. Joseph’s In¬ firmary upon adviee of In-r phyalelan. She Is B R. Clawson. Jr., has been appoint¬ H. R. POLACK. MaDager. anffering with fever eatis.«d by over work. She ed manager of the Owosso Theatre. Owoaso. will remain here about one week and. If she ,'temaml at^^l'l'tlmeJ' AddreM POLACK TH^TBJCALEX^^ 704-5-6 Ke^itone Bldg.. Imnrovea, will then loin her company. .Mich.. aiicce.-«llng A. C. Tucker. Mr. Cl«w7>n Among the iiromlnent theatrical peotde In wan fv^rnu^rlj In mlriinct* of The Die of Splc<* Pittaburg. Pa. the Vapor City la A. Oox. I. M. Mlttenthal. of and manager of the BlJ.si Theatre. Chicago. 42 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

MANN, LpUIS: See the Man Who OLCOTT, CHAUNCEY: See Ragged ROUTES. Stood Still. Robin. THE DBAMATIC MARLOWE, JULIA: See the Goddeee ! Orpheum stock Co., Grant Laferty, mgr.: Fhll (Cuntluufd fruiu page 39.) of Reason. adelphla. Pa.. Sept. 12. Indef. Orpheum Stock Co., Edw. Doyle, mgr.; Logana- Hayward, Grace. Co., Geo. Jl. Gatta, niKr.: MASON, JOHN: See the Witching port. Ind., 22-27: Braall March 1-6. Quincy, III., 15-27. i Hour. Our New Minister, Jos. Conyers, mgr.: Tren- i Human Hearta (Western), W. E. Nankevllle, VIASCOPE SPECIAL prop.; Wm. E. Klley, mgr.: lleKalb. 111.. MELVILLE, ROSE: See Sis Hopkins. ton. N. J., 22-24; Vineland 25; Burlington 26; Lancaster, Pa., 27; Baltimore, Md., March 24; Sycamore, 25; Bochelle 20; Beloit 27; MILLER, HENRY: See the Great Di¬ 16. FIRE PROOF! NOISELESS! FLIGKERLESS! Crbana March 0. vide. On the Frontier, Burgner A Alton, mgrs.: Mor¬ Human Hearta (Eastern), W. E. Nankevllle, MANTELL, ROBERT (Repertoire), NO VIBRATION! prop.; Akron, O., 22 24; Youngstown 25-27. ristown. Tenn., 24 25; Newport 26; Asheville, N. C.. 27. Human Hearts (Southern), W. E. Nankevllle, Wm. A. Brady, mgr,: Washington, Old Arkansaw: Glasgow, Kan., 24; Delphos 2.5; ! prop.: Frankfort, Ind., 24; F'ranklln 25; Sey- D. C., 22-27. Guaranteed forever against defective inour 26; MailistHi 27; Kloomingtou March 1; Marlon Woods Co.. Arthur J. W’ooda, mgr.; .Minneapolis 26; Hope 27; Newton March 3. Shelbyvllle 2; Elwood 3; Marlon 4; Muucie Freeport. 111., 22-24; Galena 25 27. On Trial F’or Ills Life. A. H. Woods, mgr.: Chi- | workmanship or material. cago. Ill., 14-.March 6. 5; Anderaon 6. MoLte Crlato (Conrad’s). Wm, Ix-mie, mgr.: Happy Marriage, Chas. Frohmau, mgr.: Phila¬ ■Mt. Pleasant, Tenn., 24; I^-wlsburg ’25. Osterm.an, Kathryn. In The Night of the Play. delphia. Pa.. 22 27. Meailow-Brook Farm (Eastern). W. F. Mann, .M. Ostermau, mgr.; Chatham, Can., 24: Holland. Mlldnol. FMw. C. White, mgr.; New prop.; Don A. Macmillan, mgr.; Hawley. Pa., Petrolla 25; Owosso, Mich., 26; Ann -\rbor Viascope Manufacturing Go., 27. York City, Jan. 25. Indef. 25; ilouesdale 26; Carl)ondale 27; Plttston ' Horne Stork Co.: Newport, Ky., Feb. H. In¬ March 1 Idaho. F. N. Brush, mgr.: Lowv llle, N Room 6, 112 E. Randolph Street, def. Isscstrl Girl (Western). M. H. Norton, mgr.: \ ^4; Carthage 25; Clayton 26; Maatertown 27 Howell, Ernest, Stock Co.: Saa Francisco, Cal., Pensacola, Fla., 24; Milton 25; Marianna 26; „.**•, m ot CHICAGO. May 12, Indef. Apalachicola 27; (Juincy .March 1; Tallahassee J?"* (i^'**i.S***’' v k 2; Montlcello 3; Madison 4; Live Oak 5; , ^ontler (B. (.laman a): Chadron, Neb., Huntington. Wright, Stock Co., Hire & Hunt Song Slide Semce Film Some* to Ington, mgra.: Ft. Wayne, Ind., Sept. 7, In¬ Lake City 6. 24. def. Monte Crlsto, Frederic Clarke, mgr.: Cardston, Patton. W. B.. In The Blockhead. J. M. Stout, xhe ‘’Wright" Kind Suit all Ezhibltora mgr.: Arkansas City, Kan., 2.5; .Anthony 26; Honor of the Family, with Gtls Skinner, Chaa. Alta., Can., 26; Ilaymond 27; Lethbridge Telephone Connectioni, 8016 Btayreeant Frohman. mgr.; Baltintore. Md.. .. March 1; Calgary 2-3. WInfleld 27; Hutchinson March 1; Lyons 2; ur. WRIGHT FILM SERVICE SERVES RIGHT 18 East 14tb Street New York City Wagner M. F. ToMaa Honest Ahe, Wm. A. Brady, mgr.: Brtsiklyn, Man of the Hour (New England), Brady A Gris- ; „ N. Y.. 22 27. mer. mgrs.: llaVtford, Conn., 22 27; Utica, Hutchinson, mgr.: Hendricks. B<-n. Wm. Gray, mgr Duluth, N. Y., March 1-3: Albany 4 6. Anderson. Ind., 15-27. Mlun., 2.5 26. Man of the llour (Midland), Brady A Grlsmer, Power Stock Co., Herbert H. Power, mgr.: liarcotmt Comwl.y Co., C. K. Harris, mgr.: mgrs.; Jacksonville, Fla., 24; Tampa 25; „ „ "P* ,n < OPERA CHAIRS Gloucester. Mass.. ‘22 27. St. Augustine 26; Brunswick,- Ga.,- 27.- Polly of the Circns, with Edith Taliaferro. Hutton-Bailey Co., G. W. Bailey, mgr.: la-x- Millionaire and the Policeman's Wife, A. H. Frederic Thompson, mgr.; Mobile, .Ala., ington, Ky., 22-27. Woods, mgr.: Worcester. Mass., 22-27. Selma 26; Meridian, Miss., 27; Jackson March FOR MOVING PICTURE THEATRES Howard Block Co., Baxter Newton, mgr Mer- Mortimer. Chas.. J. M. Hill, mgr.: Gwen Sound, 1; Bston Rouge, La.. 2; Natchez, Miss., 3; The tx-st line made for the least money. Chairs kel. Tex.. 22 27. Can., 22-24; Meaford ‘25‘27. Vicksburg 5; Greenville 6. carried In stuck and immediate shipment guar Hillman's Ideal Stock Co.. F. I Ilillman, ' Maxam A Sights' Comedians, J. W. Sights, Poll.v .>f the Circus, with Mabel Taliaferro. Xhe finest Moving Picture "I^eatrea In mgr.: Horton. Kans., 22 27. mgr.: Staples, Minn., 22-27. Frederic Thompson, mgr.: Toronto, Ont., 22 the country are seateil with our chairs, and 27. Holy City (Western): Paducah, Ky.. .March 3. Mrs,rs. Temple’s Telegram, with Rose Evans, in psiii (Fnstern) Wagenhals A Kemner with Invariable satisfaction.satisfaction, ^‘atlngStealing for Mov Henderson Stock Co., W. J. & It. It. Henderson, .Small A- llall mers - Omaha Nell oi.-r,. ‘ *^1'* ® '"P.l/• Irig Picture and A aildevllle Tliealret ouiour ape mgrs.: Columbia City, Ind., 22-27; Plymouth ?h"HVtrfes!‘u..T^: R^ S«’'hm.^6"Yrnr'i7'‘“'‘’'’ O’”'"--**: cially. and that exp.alns why we le.' ad all March 1-6. You Galesburg March 1; Canton 2; Springfield PaM In Full (Asto'r Co.). Wagenhals A Kern *“<* P''*'**- Irving Place Stock Co., Otto Well, mgr.: New will be Interestetl. per. mgrs.: Washington. D. C., 22-27. York City, Oct. 1. Indef. Madison. Glory. Stock Co., Fred Demont, mgr.: In Wyoming (II. E. Pierce & Co.'s): Chicago, Paid In Full (Coast), Wagenhals A Kemper, Monti>elier, ()., 22-27; Wabash, Ind., March mgrs.: Ft. Worth. Tex.. ‘22-24; Sherman 25; Ill., 21-27; Ixmlsvllle. Ky.. 28-March 6 1-6. IMPERIAL SEATING GO., Chicago Opera House Building. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. CIRCLE SWING FOR SALE A-l order; nearly now; about half n^rlce. Ad dress C. SWING, Hotel Pontiac, St. Louis. Mo. O., 25-27 Bay City March 5. JEFFERSON, THOS.; See Rip Van Man from Home (Western); Portsmouth, O., 24; PhanJom Detecthe, Rowland A Clifford, mgrs.: gELj, qR TRADE—Following Nickel Shu Ma Winkle. Newark March 3. Worcester, Mass., 22‘27. „ . ^ chines: 5 Judges, 3 Owls. 1 Fox. 5 Way, 1 Juat Out of Colli-ge, Ous Botbiier Rotiert , Morgan Stock Co.: Jefferson City, Mo., 22-27. Pair of Country Kids. C. Jay Smith, m)rr.: Mt t'bange Electric.- 1 Twin Callle (Detroit i. 6 Campliell, mgrs.: Nashville, Tenn., ‘22-'27: .Mallory, Clifton. S. A. Arnold, mgr.: Ashland, Cannel. 111.. 24; Robinson 25; Casey 26; Cen Memphis March 1-6. Wnv. Box Ball Alleys preferred. AMDSX- Wla., 24; Merrill 26; Rhinelander 27; Wausau tralla 27: Collinsville 28. Jack Straw, with John Drew. Chas. Fndiman. ' •28. MENT WRECKING CO., 6211 Woodland Asa.. Peck's Bad Boy, I). J. Sp^gue, mgr.: Altoo- Cleveland, Ohio. mgr.: Ix'xington. Ky.. 24; Ixuilsville 25-27. Merritt. Grace, S'. T. King, mgr.: .Afarlon. Ind.. na. P.I.. 25; Johnstown 27. Jordan Stock Virgil P. Davies, mgr.: i*,: City, 25; Kokomo 26; Michigan stock Co.:" 'Milwaukee, Wls.. Parkersburg, W. Va.. 22-24; Marietta, ().. Clfy 27. S-'pt. 21, indef. 26 27. Mess<-nger Boy: Ottumwa. la., 24. Paige, Mabel, Stock Co.: Jacksonville, Fla., KALICH, BERTHA: See the Un¬ Mlldn-d A Rouclere, Harr.v Rouclere. mgr.: Jan. 15, Indef. broken Road. lYederlck. Md., 24; Lanaaster, Pa., 25; Read¬ Psntages’ Stock Go., Arthur C. Mackley, mgr.; ing 26; Harrisburg 27. Seattle. Wash., Aug. 9, Indef. KEENAN, FRANK: See the Warrens .Millionaire's Revenge: Pittsburg, Pa., 22 27. For Sale Payton's Ix'e Avenue Stock Co., Corse Payton, of Virginia. Moore. Eugene. In My Boy Jack. Fred G. Cs>n- mgr.: Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 10. Indef. Klimt Players, Geo. Klimt, mgr.: Chicago. Ill., A Miniature Railway euglnv, in good condition. rad, mgr.: Chickasba, Okla., 24; Pauls Valley People’s Stock Co.. Chas. B. Marvin, mgr Was In UM> at Kh'bI |>ark; can l>e bought cbea^ Feb. 21. Indef. 25; Marietta 26; Tishomingo 27. , I Chicago.-- ■ 111.,- Aug. 24, Indef. .. ^ Eor size and partlcnlars addri-ss. YOUNGS Kassa, with Mrs. Leslie Carter: New York Marka Bros.' Stock Co., R. City, Jan. 18, Imlef. W. .Marks, mgr.; i peters Stock Co., Will Peters, mgr.: Beaumont. ; TOWN IRON A METAL (X)., N. Watt Btzaat, Corning. N. Y., 22-27. Dept. 0., Youngstown, Ohio. Co.. Max A. Arnold, mgr.ijMorew Stock Co.’(L^omte A Flesher's): Cole-| PrUVs Po'imlar Players. John R. Price, mgr.; Phll idelphls. Pa.. Feb. 8. Indef. man. Tex., 22-27. 1 Tseksonvllle Fla Jan H) Anrll 30 KnIckerWker Stock (^., Chas. A. Clark, mgr.: Machan's. Joe N., Co., Archie Graem, mgr.: I Pringle Della Co’ Boise” Cl tv Ida' Julv 20 FOR SALE—Almost new, hand movement. Great Shamokln, Pa., 22 27: PottsvUle March 16. Walkerton Ont Can 2” 27 ' ladef ‘ ' Ocean Wave. Equipment complete with r*od i .Mcr,ean Sto<;k Co..’ P. c’. McLean, mgr.: South ROBSON ELEANOR* See the Dawn ‘ ^O., 21 24; (Irand JRaplds.^Mlch.. ~>-27. Bend. Ind., 15-27. ' oeo xne uawn , ,„aker. I. L. NOOOLE, Sioux Falls, B. D. Kl^ebrew's Komedlans: Monroeville, O., 2J- Man Who Stood Still, with r»ul8 Mann. Wm. j of A To-Morrow. 27. A. Brady, mgr.: Vlempbls. Tenn., 26 27. ROBSON, MAY: See the Rejuvena¬ Kennedy. James. Spitz. NathansMm A Nason, , Mark. Charles, Frank Barry, mgr.: St. Cath- tion of Aunt Mary. A full line of Badges,_ Buttons, mgrs.: Findlay, ()., 22 27; Lima March 16. erlnes. Can.. 24; Hamilton 26-27. Kidnapped for a Million E. H. Perry, mgr.: ; Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch. Uehler A IWYllfFlMa Til *>!• \fllWTkllVa>WXr><'k ___ we_W-V-I_ * . Ae eas. Sex Medallions and Frames for In- Douglas. III., 24: .Mnn’hysboro 26 Co., m)rra.: New Orleans, La., 21-27. LACKAYE, WILTON: See the Battle. Montana (Western). Harr.v D. Carey, iirop.; RUSSELL, LILLIAN: See Wildfire. aUEUratiOU, MafCh 4th. LORIMER, WRIGHT: See the Shep¬ Hopp Hadley, mgr.: Tlwborn[ngo. Okla.. 25; i Royal Slave (Clarence Bennett's), Geo. H. ® * herd King. Ardmore 26; Gainesville. Tex., March 1; Denison.. 2; Sherman 3; Paris 4; Texarkana ' SSHi ®i Send (0, Sampl.. ud Pric. Lena Rivera, with Beulah Poynter. Burton 5; Prescott, Ark.. 6. Nizon. mgr.: BriHiklyn, N. Y.. 22-27. Montana (Southern), Harry 1). Carey, prop.; Lena Rivers (Western). Burton Nixon, mgr.; Rosar Masan Stock Co.: Nolilesvli ie'.'fnd.. 22 S. BUNIMOWITZ, 22 E. BToadway, N.Y.C. noi>p Hadley, mgr.: Ridgway, Pa.. 24; 011 Mexica Mo.. 24; Fulton 25; Fayette 26; 27: Tipton March 1-6. ! ' City 25; Sharon 26; New Castle 27 Moberly 27; St. Charles 28 Warren ' Rivals. The, with Jos. A Wm. W. Jefferson. March 1; Canton, O.. 5; Alliance 6. ALNU THEATRE. CADILLAC, MICH. Lena Rivers (Eastern), Burton Nixon, mgr.; ’ York ritv i >< 8. W. Donalds, mgr.: Montgomery. Ala., 24; Selma 25; Meridian, Miss., 26; Birming¬ W. G. Campbell, Mgr. 5J"“vjScennes*« ’ Ma’ck. Willard.’Stock Co.. Willard Mack, mgr ham. Ala., 27; Columbus. Miss., March 1; 5VANTED—Muslral Comedies and Repertoire Cv, RoMon v.,on Clt.v. Utah, JaH.^ll. indef. Lena Rivers (Central). Burton Nixon, mgr.: Con- vi—c—w i-.. . • Grx'envllle 2: Memphis. Tenn., 3; Paducah. to play stock for one uioutb; 8 to 12 |>eople; in- Ky., 4; Bo-ling Grt*en 5: Nashville, Tenn.. 6. cordla. Kans., 24; Falrbury, Neh., 25; Beat-; def. * Tacoma. 55 ash change plays Mondays and Tburadays. Played rice 26; Lincoln 27; Albion March 2; Fuller Rip Van Wlnkla, with Thos. Jefferson. 55'm. January to S. K. O. every night. State all In ton 3; Genoa 4; Coliimhiis 5 Majestic Stock Co.. Bohlln A Harlow mgrs. L. Malley. mgr.; Ogden. Utah. 24; Salt Lake first, and when you can open. 5'audevllle people BralncTd, Minn., Feb. 8, Indef. Little Itospector, Frank G. King, mgr.: Clarks¬ City 25 27: Grand Junction, Col., March 1:. write. ville, Ark.. 24; Sallsaw. Okla., 2.5: Halley- Man from Horae, with Wm. Hodge. Llctder A Ix'adville 2; Sallda 3; Colorado Springs 4: vllle 26; Hartahome 27; Is-bigh March 1; Co., mgrs.: New York City, Aug. 17. Indef Pueblo 5; niulder 6. FOR SALE. CHEAP—New Skates. 30 pra. Win Coalgate 2; Ada 3; Purcell 4; Norman 5; Manhattan Stock Co.. Jack Parsons, nigr.; Find Roberts. Florc-nce, John Oort, mgr.: Denver. slow's skates, sizes 0, ID, 10>4; 30 prs. Union lay. O., Indef. Ardmore 6. Col., ^ 21-‘27; Boulder March 1. I Hardware Co.'s, sizes llO and 40, used one UMintb, Ulon and the Mouse (A), Henry B. Harris, Marlowe Stock Co.. Chas. B. Marvin, mgr.. Richest Girl, with Marie Doro, Chas. Frohman. | m-w; guaranteed. Si-nd beat offer at mgr.; Washington. la., 24: Ottumwa 25: Chicago, III., Aug. 31. Indef. mgr.; Middletown. Conn., 24; Norwich 25 once. Address ANDREW BELL, Box 216, Cbar- Centerville 26: Alhia 27: Oskaloosa March 1; Mary Jane's Pa., with Henry E. Dlxey. Henry New lyOniUin 26; New Haven 27; New York lottoaville, Va. Iowa Clt.T 2: Cedar Rapids 3: Grlnnell 4; Mar- W. Savage, mgr.; New Y'ork City. Feb. 8 City. March 1-6. sballto- 3; Des Moines 6. 27; Hartford. Conn.. Mareb 1-3; Worcester Ragged Rotiiu, with Channcey Olcott, Angustiia CJon am. the Mouse (R), Henry B. Harris, M.1SS.. 4-5;>; Springfield 66. Pltoii mgr.: 5Vatertown. N. Y.. 24: Rome wtt t o> vTTMmTKn BAa tee an- r.iii.'. Ante mgr.: Jennings. La.. 24; Lafayette 25: Alex¬ Melting Pot . with Walker 5Vhlteslde. Llebler A 25: Glens Falls 26; Bennington. Vt.. ‘27. : ^ andria 26; Monroe ‘27; Shreveport 28; Marshall Co., mgrss.: Chicago. Ill.. De.’. 6 Feb. 27. Round-l p, with Maclyn Arbnckle. Klaw A Er ih first-class’^ GEO RffLEY Tex., March 1; Jefferson 2; Texarkana 3; Metropolitan) Stock Co.. Ellsworth A Jordan. la)iger. mgrs.: Omaha, Neb.. 22‘27. Cl'd'" OEO. RIPLET. Hot Springs, Ark., 4; Pine Bluff 5; Little mgrs.; Oklahoma City. Okla., Jan 24. Indef' Right of Way, with Guy Standing 'a'Theo.lore Naw York, Rotierts. Klaw A llrlanger, mgrs.; Boulder. Rock 6. FOR SALE—Ball Ixsip the Ix*op, cninidete, ateel NETHERSOLE, OLGA: See the Col.. 24’ Colorado Springs 25; 5’lctor 26; Lion and the Mouse (C). Henry B. Harris, l-veason Y’iddlsli Stis-k Co., David I>'venson, 55’aslilngton. Pa.,,'22-27. ROBERTS: See the Right of Way. _8end . . o|Mui... lime to mgr.: littstnirg. Pa.. Jen. IS. Indef. Ninety and Nine, J. D, Barton Co.. STARR, FRANCES: See the Easiest CLARENCE POWELL, as per route, RichardRichar ‘ Lois Theatre Stock Co.: Seattle. Wash., Aiig 55’ashington. D. (’., 22 27. Way. and Pringle" ’’ Minatrelt,’' Geary, Okla., March 6. 9. Indef. Nellson. Horfense: Mason City. la.. 24; (Miarlea Lyceum The.itre Stock Co.. Louis Phillips, riigr. ('lly 25: Oilwein 26: 5VaterIiv> 27. SOTHERN, E. H. (Repertoire), Sam SLOT MACHINES FOR SALE-10 Mills' Check Brooklyn. N. Y.. Aug. lO. indef. National I'rancals Sfix-k Co., Paul Cazi-ncuie. S. & Lee Shubert, Inc., mgrs.: Den¬ Bo.vh. $40; 6 Mills' I.ilicrly Bells, $10; 4 51111s* Lyric .stock Co.. 55'. W. Wlftlg. mgr.; Min mgr.; Montreal. Can., .5iig. 17, Indef. ver, Col., 22-27. Elks. $15; 4 Callle Elks, $15; 3 Callle Globes. nea|s

«h'»mHker, Tin*, with Lew Welch. Ilowant Under Southern Sklea (Eaaternt. Harry Doel Powers, mijr.: roliinibl*. I'a.. 24; West Chea¬ Parker, prop. A mgr.: Amatcrdani. N. Y.. ter 2r>; I'hwolxvllle 2A; Wilmington, Del., 25; Rome 26; Utlea 27. 27- I’hilacleliihia, I’a.. March 1-6. IUnele T.nn'a Cabin (Stetaon'a Coaat): Corvallla Call 'Savage King. LeComte & Fleaher. mgra.: Mon¬ Ore., 24; Sllvertcn 25; Hillsboro 27; Portland roe. La., 24; Uuaton 2.^; Junction City, Ark., 2S. •Jtl-' Klilorado 27; Winona, .Mlaa., 2S; Baatroo, 1Uneic Tom’s Cabin (.Allmon Broa.’); Columbia. La’., March 1; Hamburg, Ark., 2; Croaaett 3; Pa., 24; A'ork 25; Hanover ‘26; Wayneslsiro Warren 4: Monticello 5; Dermott 6. 27 > Shepherd King, with Wright I»rlmer, Wm. A. Uncle Tom's Cabin (Stetson's Enatem) U-on Briidv. mgr.: Cincinnati (>.. 21-27. Washburn, mgr.: Nashua, N. H, 24. HOWE’S GREAT Sla llopkina. with Itoae .Melville, J. R. Stir¬ Unbroken Hoad, with Bertha Kalloh. Harrison ' ling. mgr.; St. I.oiiia, Mo., 21-27; Kaat St. Grey F'iske, mgr.: Philadelplila. Pa., 22‘27 Lonla. 111.. 2S-.Marrh 2; Cairo .1; MemphU, Virginian. The. The Klrke LaShellc Co., props.; Tenn., 4; ttreenville. Mlaa., 5; Vlckabiirg 6. J. H. Palser. mgr.: Mankato, Minn.. 24: Stonger Sex. with Annie Kuaaell, WagenbaTa & Brain rd '25; Fargo. N. I).. 26; Grand Forks Kemiwr. nigra.; St. Ixmla, .Mo.. 15-27. LONDON SHOWS 27; Winni|>eg. Man., March 1-3. Salvation Nell, with Mra. Flake. Ilarrlaon Vernon Stock Co.. B. B. Vernon, mgr.: Wll Orev Flake, mgr.; Chicago. 111., l.'i 27. mington. .N. C.. 22'27; NewiM-rn .March 16. .All peo|)Ie ongagml or bolding contracts with above show to acknowledge thia call by mall or Sfndd-trt stia-k Co.; Kenora. Ont.. 15 27. A'la Wireless, Frederic Thompson, mgr.; To¬ wire and reisirl in Atlanta for rehearsal not later than .March 23, llHil). Reisirt to heads of Spooner Wallack Co.; Tyler. Tex.. 22 27. ronto. Ont., ‘22 27. departments as follows: Strong. Kdwin, Stock Co.; Atlantic, It., 22- A'ai^ Dyke A Eaton Co.: Iowa City, la., 15 Side show people to E. J KEI.LA’, manager of AnniNi, IMedmont Park. Atlanta. Ga; Mnalctans 27. to A. K. WHKEI.Elt. Plisluioiit Park, Atlanta, Ga. ;Tralnmeii to GKOUGE SA’EINAKD, Piedmont Sham, with Henrietta Croaman. Maurice Camp¬ A'alencia Slock Co.: San. Francisco, Cal. Park, Atlanta. Ga.; Hostlera and Drivers to JACK KENT. Plisiniont Park. Atlanta, Ga.;Animal bell. nicr.; ll.iltlmore, Md., 22 27; Philadel¬ Sept. 12. Imlef. men to W.M. E.MERA’. Piediiioiit Park, Atlanta, Ga.; Profierty men to OWEN BUAI)LEA'. Piedmont phia. Pa., Mari'h 1-0. Park, Atlanta, Ga.: Chandidler men to GEO. LAA’ENDEIt, Piedmont Park. Atlanta, Ga.; Candy Santlev. Joseph. Win. Wood, mgr.; Cleveland. WHITESIDE, WALKER: See the Butchers to L. C. .MILLER, 875 Pleilmout Ave.. Atlanta, Ga.; Sleeping Car Porters and Dining Car 0., ’21 27. Melting Pot. help to CHAS. HACKNKA’, PledUMint Park. Allaiila, Ga.; Cvsik house employes, rooks and waiters Shea. Tlioniaa. t'ohan A ilarria, mgra.; Cleve¬ WILSON, FRANCIS: See When to 4T1ANK M. HOBART. Piedmont Park. Atlanta. Ga.; Big Show is-rformers and all others land. »».. 22 27. address JKRRA' Ml’GIVAN, 875 Piedmont Ave., Atlanta, Ga. For the ailvance: Blllposteni Sli Perkina. Kildle IK-laney, mgr.: Buabnell. Knights Were Bold. acknowledge this eall by mall nr wire to DON .McKE.N’ZIE, 128 Galena Street, 8'reeisirt, Ill., nntll Ill . '.’I' Kiishvllle 2.'>: .Vvon 26; Caleaburg 27; WARFIELD. DAVID (Repertoire), .March I, after then, S75 Piedmont Avenue. Atlanta, Ga. BlIliHWters to re|sirt in Atlajita not Peoria 28. David Belasco, mgr.: New York later than .March 1(1, lIKiti. Agents, Contraetors, Route Riders and all others In Advanee Depart¬ Sold Into SLaver.v. A. J. St>encer, mgr.: Bos¬ ment arknowUsIge this rail by mall or wire to J. A’. STREBIG, 875 I'ledmont Avenue, Atlanta. Ga. City, Jan. 11-March 6. and report In Atlanta not later than March 3, IDul). ton. Maaa., 22 27, Ward. Fannie. Jos. Brooks, mgr.: New A’ork Spoiaier. Cecil. Cliaa. K. Blaney, mgr.: At¬ City, Feb. S. Indef. WANT—A Boss Canvasnian and two assistants; also seat men. A few Novelty Acts for lanta Ca., 15-27. AA’ard Comevly Co.. Hugh J. Wanl, mgr.: side show and fortune teller. Solly. Daniel; Vancouver. B. C.. Can., 26 Shanghai China, March 1-31; Hong Kong 27 I April .'. SO. Savtdge Stock C41.. Walter Savidge. mgr.; At- I! AA'elister’a Asiaoclate Players. Harry McRae lantlc, la., 22 27. Webster, mgr.: Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 8. Strongheart: Plltatnirg. Pa., 22 27; East I.lv -WANTED- Indef. erpoid, (1., March 2. Wh.-it Every Woman Knows, with Maude Ad Servant In the Hoiiae (Raaternl, Sam S. A ams, Chas. Frohman, mgr.: New York City, -FOR- Lee Shiibert, Inc., mgra.: Philadelphia, Pa. Dee. 23, Indef. 15 17. Winniiieg G'and Oiiera lloiiae Stork Co., Wedg¬ Servant In the Hooae (Weatemt, Sam S. A wood Nowell, mgr.: Wlnnl|>cg, Man., Can., Lee Shnbert, Inc., mgra.; Crand Rapida. Oct. 12, Indtf. Mich., 22 27: Bay City March 2. AA'oman'a AA'ay, with Grace George, Wm. A. JOi lOBIB'S 10 BIO SHOWS COMBINED Shadows of a Oreat City, Wm. I,. .Malley, mgr.: Br.idy, mgr.: New A’ork City, Feb., 16, Cincinnati, O.. 21-27. Indef. SEASON 1909 Ajuaw Man. with Diiatln Farniim, Llebler A Co., AA’olfe Stock Co.: Joplin. Mo., Ang. 30. In mgra.: .Marlon, O., 25. A complete oriental show and experienced man to handle same: must be able to def. Stewart Stoi-k Co.: Harnalabiirg, Ky., 22 27. make strong openings. Good, experienced boss butcher to take full charge and han¬ Shore Acre*. Miller A Rhelnatrom, mgra.; Trin¬ AA’olfe Stock Co.: AA’Icbita, Kan., Indef. idad. Col., 24. Wocalward Stock Co., (). I). Woodward, mgr.; dle candy stands Will rent outright knife and cane racks. Want oriental dancers ana Straight Road: Buffalo. N. Y.. March 16. Kansaa City, Mo., Aug. ‘2!). Indef. musicians; also legitimate privilege people of all kind. Address, WARREN B. AA’oodwaid Stock Co.; Omaha, Neb., Indef. Samaon, with Wm. tiillette, Chaa. Frohman. IRONS, Mgr. Dainty Duchess Co , week Feb. 22, (Corinthian Theatre, Rochester, N, mgr.: New York City. I>ct. 19-Feb. 27. AA’yoniing Girl, AA’m. AA’an.slier, mgr.; Elm Cris-k. Neb., 21; I,exlngton 25; Cozad 26: Selman Stork Co.: Hamilton, Ont., Sept. 21. Y.; week March 1, Gaiety Theatre, Toronto, Canada; week March 7, Princess Thea¬ Gothenburg 27. Indef. tre, Montreal, Canada. Shirley, Jeaale, Stia-k Co.; Spokane, Wash., Wight Theatre Co., Hilliard Wight. mgr.: Ang. 16. Indef Cliamlierlaln. S. D., 22 27: Kimball March Id. Standard Theatre Stock Co.. FriMl Darcy, mgr.; AA’InnInger Bres.’ Stock Co.: Beardatown, Ill.. 22 27; Lincoln March 1-6. Philadelphia. Pa.. S<‘pt. 12. Indef. AA’lIson. AL IL. In When Old New A’ork AA’as Sotton. Lulu. Sl(M-k Co.: Butte, Mont., Indef. Dutch. Sidney R. Ellis, mgr.: Oil City. Pa.. Temi(e«t A Siinahlne tKaaternl, W. F. Mann, 24; Franklin 25; Tarentiim 26: McKeesport prop.; Kat and Sunshine (Western). W. F. .Mann, ney. Neb.. 22 24; A’ork 25 27; Seward March prop.; Fred .Mllbr. mgr.: (treat Rend. Kan., 1 -i; Llnodn 5 6. AA’ay Down East. AA’m. -A. Brady, mgr.: Pee* 24; Lamed 25; Stafford 26; Hutchinson 27; IValaaly .March 1. ton. Mass., ISMarrh 6. ED. GALLAGER, Wanted by the I'olice. Mittenthal Bros ' Am Thurston. .Adelaide, In The Woman's Hour, Framla X. Ilojie. mgr.: Owatonna, Minn.. Co., mgrs.: Chicago, HI., 21-27. Wolf. The. Wells. Dunne & Harlan, mgrs. 24; .Northfleld 25; Red Wing 26; Rochester 1440 Broadway, NEW YORK. Vancouver. B. C., Can.. 24 25; Bellingham. Wash.. 26. Everett 27; Seattle 28-March 6. Traveling Salesman (B), Henrv B. Harris, Warrens of A’lrglnla, with Frank Keenan, Da¬ mgr- Burlington. Vt.. 24; Kingston ‘25; 10 consecutive wreeks from Boston to Pittsburg. Newhnrg 26: Poughkeepsie 27. vid Belasco, mgr.: Kansas City, Mo.. 21- Thnaigh Ib-ath A'alley. Chaa. L. Crane, mgr.: St. I^Mila, Mo.. 21 •27; Chicago. 111., 2S March Whitman'. r<'m«>dlan*. Jack Ru.clclgli. mgr.: Coolcana. T»-x.. 22 27. ONE OR AVltchlng Hour, with John Maoon. Sam S. * Thurston, Howard, Magician, Diidlev M-Adow, mgr.: Chicago. 111.. 21 27; Joliet 28; Aurora I.a-c ShiilK-rt, Inc., mgr..; Boiton. Ma.*.. 15 MORE March 1; .Muskegon. Mich., 3; Grand Rapids March 6. WANTED FIRST-CLASS SHOWS 4 6. Witching IBmr (AA'ctcm). Sam S. A l.a'c Shu Texas (Eastern), Broadliiirst A Currie, mgrs.; tv-rt. Inc., mgrs.: Port.month. ().. March 4. Wlhinrc, with Lillian Ruf«4-Il. Jo.. Bro-ik.. loiingstown. (). 22 24; Wheeling. W. Va., That Do Not Conflict ■•27; Norfolk, Va., March 16. mgr,: Chicago, III.. 15-27. Three A'ears In Arkansaw, Perce R. Benton, When Knight. Were Bold, with Fraud. Wilson prop - r,h1 Bluff. Cal.. 25: Chico 26; Vallejo Cha*. Frohman. mgr.: St. Paul. Minn.. '22 Also A-1 Electric Show 27; San Francisco 2S March 6. 24; Mlnneatmll. 25 27. World and His Wife, with Wm. Favcrshani. Turner, Clam. Co., Ira W. Jackson, mgr.: Coloreil Perforinera for Plantation Show; Musicians for B. & O. for Plantation Show. Westerlv It. 1., 22 07 Frank J Wll.tach. mgr.: Phllai>le, Ferris AA’tHcl, Merry go-round. Ocean Ware. Decorators. Float Bnlldem Young Buffalo, Chas. E. Blaney. mgr ’ Pat Tilly Olsen. Carl M. Dalton, mgr.: Salliia, for 43oral Parailes. Have several shows for goisl hustlers. SENSATIONAL Free Acts, and g'sal Kan.. 25. erson. N J.. 2’2 27. haniL Peoiile In all branches for our riREWOKKS. S|M-ctaculara and Fighting the Flaniea. Men A’en Yenson: SmlthvlBe. Tex.. 24: New Braun This AA-.iman and This Alan, with Carlolta NHL for Scaling Work, Jiimta-rs. All of mv OLD PEOPLE write. “DA’NAMIl’E” write. NOTIPB— fel. -25: Loikhart 26; Ciiero 27: Yorklown 28. •fm. Sara S. A las* Shiihert, Inc., mgrs.: New Thla shos- oisuis early In April on the streets here In I.lTTI.E BOCK. ARK., and Is iKsiked solid all 5ork City, Feb. '22. Indef. Yhlillsli Stock Cl*.. M. M. Thoma.hef.ky, mgr.; Slimmer Helena, Ark., In May, under the Biislnesa .Men's Asws-latlon. Tinker. Joe: Chicago. HL. 21 27. Philadelphia, Pa.. Jan. 15. Indef. IXiii’l think I am In this hiislm-ss for my health, aa I am honnd to get the best CITIES to Zeke. the Country Boy. Park B. Prentiss, mgr : • •lisfvrro. R.llth. Froderlc Tlminpj«on. mgr.: get the money; so If you want to gel with a I.IVK ONFL write me Al’ ONCE. .Altui'ineruiie. N. M.. March 2: Santa Fe 3 4; MoNie. AU.. 24 2:t: 20 MerUUan. Min'*.. I>:iw.on .5; Raton 0. W. 8. LAYTON. Mgr. Layton'i Fimworkt and Show Co., and prop, of tbo Lyrio Thaatro, 511 27, Main Streot. Littia Hock. Ark. LISTEN! Have yon s<-en JOHNSON L(3ST In Oklahoma. Toym«kor*« Dream. Wm. C. TiiMliman. mgr.: I>enlMon, Tex., 2'4. COLLIES Biill, Boston and Fox Terrier, and »'»xaa nVeatem). Hroa^lhiimf & Currie, mgn*.: 1 admail. Ky.. March .3. ilogs that win hold a strap, or moat any dog yon Three of Ca: Plipia. O.. 27. want. MACMILLAN BROS., Bloomington. Ill. The Battle, with AVIltoii laickare. Llebler A PHOTOS Cabinet., FJ.'iO la-r 100. First-clas. Wanted Famous Robinson's Shows; Co. mgrs.. New Aork City. Dec. 21. Indef, The Fighting lloiw, with Blanche Bates. David work. larger size, in pn*portlon. Have sitting, BeLasi-o. mgr.: New York City, Sept. 21. or send ptiotoa or negatives. Established 27 Paid attractions must be out of the ordinary, well equipped and Indef. vears. JOHNSON. 198 Wabaah ave., Chicago. The Patriot, with Win. Collier. Chas. Frohman. , ilUnoia. capable of getting the money, and door talkers. All legitimate priv¬ mgr.; New York City. Nov. 2:5. Indef. ileges for sale, including confetti and nov elties. Show opens April 26th. Third D.^gree. Hinr.v B. Harris, mgr.: New WANTED—Partner for novelty aerial act; catch ^ork City. Feb. 1. Indef. Homersaiilt fnun breakaway linip. to casting cra¬ Trahem Stock Co., AL Trahcrn. mgr.; Cara dle for Biil.h; weight not less than 140 lbs.; no Addrtss, FAMOUS ROBINSON AMUSEMENT CO., den, N. J,. 04 lime to dicker. All slgneil. <)i»‘n In March. Triplett, AA'm., Co.: Savannah, Ga.. Feb. 8. In J.'sa Gomlii write. Addrem THE AERIAL 621 Main Street, Bodman Building, CINCINNATI, OHIO. def. STONE. Swiaa. Nicholaa Co., W. Va. Traveling Salesman (A). Henry B. Ilarrlt. FOR SALE—Tents, fronts, combination dining car and sleeper. mgr : New York City. Ang. 10. Indef. FOR RENT—6 reel. Illm and 3 wt. «>ng slides. , $12 weekly: ship all In one Hhipinent. Film, re- In'def*'*' leaiMul up to Feb. 1. For Sails—1.000 ft. reel. 6lin, sllghtiy nseil: n-leased ni> to Feb. 1. $10 CONCESSIONS WANTED: Free Park on Electric and Sttam Roads Cnloved Wife, G. Hlekman, mgr.: Perry, la., (MT riad. Edison Universal .ABslid M. P. Machine 24; Oowrle 25; Ft. IXsIge 20. 25 milea from Chicago. Agent now booking large exenmiona; good attendance. Have row $.35; I':; In A 1 condition. Will buy Passion alaiida. auditorium anil nierry-go-rouiHl. Si.-clal game and arcade building for rent; plenty light L*f*.<*L nrop. A mgr : Chleago. III.. 21 '27: Play, other f'liiis and machinea. H. DAVIS. and power; favorable terme. Addreaa DELLWOOD PABK CO., Joliet, III. Hattie Creek. Mleb.. 28 Watertown. W’ia. 44 Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

was a good third. ’The time was 3:4.'. The and said that Elchstedt and Radtke, the River doing all his practice and training work in the final of the handicap was the next and last i view teams, were the winning team. The rac- hills north and east of the city. He la a Skating Rink News event six skaters lining up on different marks j ing boanl of the Western Skating Association hunl worker and has some original Ideas. Ex¬ from scratch to T.'* yards. E. Hiltweln. Holla ! will have a few remarks to listen to as perts predict he will set the world’s record al EARLE REYNOLDS’ LETTER. way Rink got the lead tb<' second lap. He I Elchstedt and Radtke did not skate the full 145 feet before be quits the game. was overtaken three laps from the finish by A. ■ hour, and Holke and Lochman having committ¬ (Continmil from p;i|^e 23.» 4» Read, Bans SoucI, and managt^d to n-gain It on ed a palpable foul It will no doubt be declared Mr. A. B. Lawver, principal of the Amea the next corner an«-em8 queer after It was de- Scboid of St. 1a>uIs, .Mo., aent in Ills applica¬ Chao. Wllllatna ami hla fathor havp txa-n een rivala at the rarlni; came In It.aiton Reilmond, Sans SoucI Rink, was dlsi)ualified tiir miles In 3.’>:37, while the total distance skated Cleveland, O., February 24 and ‘26. for the past two years. The majority of the carrying the field wide on the corner entering ■ In the hour was sevente«*n miles and five laps. hlK races held at the Park Square were won the home stretch. It was later found out that ’ which Is nine lai.s behind the seventeen-lap hy these two great skaters. i it was unintentional as his skate strap loosened track r<*cord held by Nip. Melxer and Stewart RINK NOTES. 4* ami he was forceil to quit the race. E. Hllt- ' Garner, of Sans Solid Rink, and made at the The old Hampshire Stri-et Rink at I.awrence, . wein. who won the event. Is a small lad and I Edgewater Rink. Chicago, recently. Private skating parties are becoming skated the prettiest sort of a race. -Mass., has l>een converted Into a bowling alley I 'Tile race presented many thrills and spills quite a fad at Rollaway Rink, North Clark Summaries—First heat: .M. Donoughue, Madi¬ and billiard |>arlor. Lawrence barks like a giaal ' were many. Charles l.ocherman. Hippodrome street, Chicago. To .Miss Della Conover, promi¬ son Oarilen. 7.’5 yanls, won; A. Read. Sans site for a giasi roller rink. One without larsts Rink, collided with a post early In the race, nent In Northside BO(*lety, la given the credit and managed In a business and up-to-date Smicl, 20 yards, second; H. Decker, 40 yards, : and It was thought a< first that we would have third. Time—3:.30. of intrisliieiiig this form of recreation, and style. It Is a mill town and has over lIKI.OtM) ' ■ to retire, but when he again came on the fi.mr Miss Dorothy Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Second heat: E. Hiltweln, Rollaway, 35 |K>pulatlon. to relieve his team mate, he n*Celved iota of James Walsh, was the hostesa at a r<*cent skat yards, won; W. Demmlng. Sans SoucI, scratch, •F applause ami at onee was a favorite with the lug party. (In the evening of February 1 an si-cond; R. Marpool, Madison Garden, 75 yards, The roller rink at Ruemm Ayres, South Am- I fans. The race was bandied by Al. Flath and Informal affair was given at Rollaway. tM*tween third. Time—3:2.’). erica, has l>een doing a fine Imsiness and there ' another Is soon to follow. I(l:3U and one o’clock, at which there were sixty Novice race; SIg. Ballerman. won; I>eater have been many New York skaters who went 4* guests cha|H'roned by .Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Du Val, second; Thos. Ahearn, third. Time— south to engage In the rink business. Our sum- , 3:4.'.. I From the reports 1 have been receiving l.angmore, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bond, Mr. and incr is winter In South America, and the biisl- | lately, all the professionals s<*em to have little Mrs. AllM*rt Clark Raleigh and Jlr. and Mrs. Final handicap; E. Hiltweln, .35 yards, won; n -ss the coming wason will take on the nature ; trouble In km'ping busy. The 1‘lttsburg meet John Sheppard Stone. This event was gotten of a boom. Read, 20 yards, second; H. Decker, 40 yards, third. Time—3:30. I wound up Tuesilay, February 16, while the up by subscription. .Miss Louise Fultz and the .Mlss(*s Marlon and Indie Ganliner lM*lng the 4» I 4* ' Cincinnati meet wound up Saturday night. Feb¬ The Chicago skate Is well n-preseiited In the ' ruary 20. and lM*ginning February 2*2 a three promoters. This rliik was the exercising ground Howard Fielding, of the Fbdding and Carlos IMltsburg races and many victories are anti¬ weeks’ meet starts at St. I.nuis, and by the for .Mrs. Harold .McCormick. .Mrs. William Gdell team of exhibition skaters, has accepted the cipated on the Ware Rrothers’ new racing skate. \ time the last-named meet Is over, there will be and Mrs. Crane, last season, who never let piMition as manager of the Illppn<1n)me Rink In Th- Chicago skate was first In the big marathon i several others loom up. so things bmk rather a moriiliig pass without taking a whirl on the .Milwaukee. Mr. Fielding should have little —ii-i's In Chicago last fall and the firm look to ] rosy for the money chas<*rs. little wh>*els. In fact, all the promiuent people triHible In knowing the wants of the followers 'ce many of the I'ittsburg winners win on their of the Northside are now patrons of Rollaway 'kates, of roller skating and many novel events are Rink. 'Fhls s|M*aks well fur Manager Karl, who already booktsl for the coming two weeks. J. T. FITZGERALD’S LETTER. 4» *tween Norval Baptle and John . Jay Caulfleld, treasurer of Powers’ vlew Rink, Milwaukee, and looks after the Riv- nier resort. If proper terms can l>e made. The . Nilsson, three professional world’s skating Ice Theatre, charteri*d Rollaway Rink, Clark street. ervlew string of skaters, was of great value to rink Is quite large and many a race Flath can I rt*corils for an IndtMir track were broken. The Chicago, Thursriay evening, February 11 to the Rlvervlew team In the endurance race at give his patrruis In case he makes connwtions. i rac(*s were hebl at the Hlpi>odrome Rink at 1:30 for a private skating party. There were the Hlppeen working up an In¬ 4* Sunday night. The ev(*nt was a one-mlle handi¬ Al. F3aih handled the hour team race at the I’arty were arranged, and were the means of terest In roller skating in that vlelnlty and cap with a field of flftwn starters. Starting Hlptiodrome Rink. Milwaukee, last Tliursday attracting large crowds to the Washington. bright are the prcsiis'cts for a large rink "and i ' from scratch with Smith. Hengst and Hennessy night. February IS. and has another endurance The .Merry Widow I’arty holds the record for .\udltorium in the very near future. j he took a safe ixwltlon in third place until the contest booked for the above rink, which will he fifth lap, when Smith, who was In front of him. the largest business of the season. + ! skated In the near future. In addition to the tor>k the leail. and he followed through on a aliove contest, Flath has also made arrange¬ Edward W. Hasset, who won the Manager Mathis, ot the Portland (Me.) Uoll- sla.vrlde on Smith's heels. The last three laps ments with the management of the Hippoilrome amateur championship at New York, 1907, In awa.v. has ordered a large Schleuter surfacing were skat<*d neck and neck until thirty fix*t Rink to handle the Wisconsin amateur chara- Ugurt* skating, and who then turned professional, machine for his rink. This machine has gained of the finish line, when with a fine s|>rlnt he I>ionshlp races which are to be held at the above reports that he Is Imoked up until July with bis world wide fame as la-lng the prop«‘r article ; shot In Just sherd of Smith, with Hennessy act in which he apiiears with Mrs. Butler, of rink. March 4. 5 and 6. and In which Wisconsin to give a skating llr the right snowthness for third. Chicago. skating. ! skaters only are iM*rmDtcd to skate. 4* 4» Mitnager Emerich, of the Auditorium In speaking of enthusiastic crowds. 1 never Canadian curlers demonstrated their sup<*r- Attractions remove the monotony of skating Rink, Portsmouth, ()., was a busy man last saw one to equal the one at the Milwaukee Hip¬ lorlty over the Americans In the bonspell held around and around, each night. No matter ' week. As a sp<*clul attraction be bad Battling podrome endurance race last week. Some peo¬ at \\innlpeg. Man., Fehniary 15. when In the how hessy your business Is keeping some going Nelson and his show, which proved a big draw¬ ple lined up at the door and expected to see International Primary, the premiere event of the on all the lime to keep your iiatrons Interested ing card, con8equentl.v he reaped a harvest. the start only and go home so as not to be ont bonsiiiel. they declslvel.v di*featpd the seven and give them something to talk about. too latjj. These same fs-ople were the most en¬ .American rinks by a majority of thirty five The Middle West Amusement Co. it* ■4* ' thusiastic, and were forced ont of the building p-to-date rinks In the middle West. tide the attraction end of th<‘ game Is not so was a corker. 1 never thought them guys conld 4* The Coliseum Rollaway at Daveii- .-ncouraging as one might think. i hold out like that. 1 wish they would have Winnipeg, Man., February 16. In the morning |Mirt. la., has been sold by 1. B. Havlland to 4> : another, were some of the remarks heard after curling play of the bonsplel for the Tuckett Flovd Brown, of Terre Haute, Ind. Mr. Havl What has become of Paddy Harmon, the Chi- ' the race and another Is to be run and will be trophy. Deflel and Dunbar, of St. Paul, defeated land will devote his entire time to looking after cago race promoter? Don’t overlook me, Paddy, j handled hy Al. Flath. who has already applied Bishop and WIgmore of OxIkiw, Sask. In the his vaudeville house In Moline. .ink for the P. E. R. S. A. attractions for , splel. Orde of Mlnneaiiolls. who might have ports were that she was getting along nicely a go*d into the lK*a Molnee Manager Burrows, of the Princess Roller Rink to s<*e the Rexos’ exhibition. In speaking finals of the Tuckett comiM>tltlon, Fehniary 18, of their act I must say It Is great. So much IxMlge, No. 101. February 15. As the company Rink, Old Orchard, is bstking fw another roller by Whalen and Russell, after two splendid different from the acts exhibited hy most t**am8. games. Hastings of Mlnne.-ipidls. reached the had but two hours between trains the genial rink on the Maine coast to run In conjunction secretary, Chas. F. Ilellln, met them at the with the Old Orchard Rink. The featun*s were variety, ase and skill. Jewelry class of the Caledonian by winning an 4* extra game from Smith of Kenora, Man. The deiKit and conducted tb«*m at once to the T. M. The one hour endurance team race held at the semi-finals have tMH*n reached In all of the A. Hall, which, by the way. Is a very neatly According to reports from Chicago, the Rich¬ IIlPTiodrome Roller Rink, Milwaukee. ITiursday events and the winners In each competition equipped club room, although it has b«*en open ardson Skate Co. In making a big iilay for night. February IS. was considered by all who will be decld»*d February 19. but two weeks. European business and are shipping many large attended to In* the best and most enthusiastic Princess Wah ta-Woso, the Indian actrew. orders to foreign countries. race ever held In that city. The event was well The Western Skating Association has Issued who Is playing tlx* principal part In As Told In 4» contested but wound up In an unsatisfactory a sanction to the Hippoilrome Rink, of Milwau¬ the Hills, was made an honorary member, as way. too much enthusiasm b<*lng shown by the kee. WIs.. for the State Amateur Championshipa was also the Misses Mabel Owen and Edna .May Many rinks are to be built In Maine this Mitchell. The Princess is a full blooded Iro spring. Jack Henderson and other rink pro¬ handlers and friends of the skaters, got the to be under control of the Wisconsin Skating quols and Ix-ars the distinction of Iteing the moters are on the ground and bxiking over the skaters so rattled that they did not know what Association and under Jurisdiction of the West¬ situation. they were doing and had them so high stning ern Skating Association. The dales set were only one of her race bi*longlng to the T. M. A. Other meinlM*rs of the company who were^l 4* that tlv*y did not know If they were on the for February 25. 26 and 27. but have since floor or In the air and the excitement that pre¬ tM*en changed to March 4. .5 and 6. Several of tiated were E. Wesley Todd, Harry C. LaTler Frank Brower, of Brblgeport. Conn., a pro¬ vailed among the fans and the skaters them¬ the officials of the W. S. A. will go to Mllwail- and S. A. Mitchell. fessional racer, la desirous of becoming a meni- selves they were liable to do anything. ' kee to officiate at the races. The events to tx* bt'r of the P. E. R. S. A. sp<>ed skating depart¬ Seven teams had entered the race and six ment. ' held are a one-mlle, two-mlle and flve-mlle. MORE MEMBERS FOR TOLEDO, O.. showed up for the start and when they were 4» LODGE. 4* s<*nt away by the starter, they at once got , The annual tonmament of the .St. Paul Ski Manager 8. O. Cuahlng. of the Peak’s Island busy and started to we<*d out the slower teams. i Club was held February 15. at St. Paui. Minn., Roller Rink. Portland, Me., Is thinking of pur¬ At ten miles there were but two teams left. ! tx*for«* a crowd of several thousand |M*ople. The following people, who were appearing chasing a large musical organ for bis summer Paul Ilolke and Charles Locherman. JT ppodrome , While weather conditions were Ideal and some at Burt’s Tlx*atre. Toledo, ()., we«*k of February rink. team and Emil Elchstedt. John Radtke, Rlver¬ of the liest ski Jumpers In the Northwest were 7. were made members of Toledo Lotige, No. 29. 4» vlew team. These two teams had It out nip entered, no n*copds were broken. E. Hagen, of T. M. A.; Mr. and Mrs. I.ew Stanley. Prince and tuck the last five miles; first one. then the Chiiipi*wa Falls. Wls.. took first honors in the Elwood, Anna Belmont. Irving Clouse and Bar A roller rink in any city. If managed right. other would try and run away but they were rington, the veotrlbH|ulst. A banquet was Is a mint. professional class, with Alfred Gnondahl and too evenJy matched to gain on each other. ITiese Francis Kemix*. both of Redwing, Minn., second serve,! after the Initiation ceremonies, and s two teams lM*lng from two dlff<*rent rinks Is and third. resp<*ct1vely. In the amateur elass general g(MMl time was had. AL. FLATH’S LETTER. what brought the handlers and fans to the high .Tohn Bye. of St. Paul, was first; R. T'""'"'*'’* pitch and crowdi*d on the fli*or each shouting of Eau Claire, WIs., second, and H. Sweem, of T. M. A. NOTES. words of advice thist the skaters did not know Hudson. WIs., third. A mile handicap race was skated at Madison who their advisers were and natnrallv lost their Garden Rink, Chicago. 'Tuesilay evening Fib- reasoning and caused the race to wind up as It mary 14. The race skated In two heats and a Oscar Gunderson, who liecame the champion The following membt’rs of Rich¬ did for when one minute was left to skate the final. •The first heat was won bv Mat. Don- ski Jump<*r of the world, when he clear<*d 1.38 mond I.odge No. 98. T. .M. A., attended the warning shot was flr<*d' some excited friend of onghiie of the 75 yard mark. In 3;.30, while the f>*et In' the annual tourney at (3ilpi>ewa Falls, third annual banquet of the Miincle I.XNlge, held Elchstedt’s pulled him off the tradk and he still second heat was won by E. Hiltweln, Rollawav WIs., b<*atlng Lief Berg’s p<*rformnnce In Swlt- n*cently: Walter Menge, Harry Walls, Cecil had a minute to skate. This act rotihed the Rink, of the .3.5-yard mark In 3:25. After the 7x*rland by five f<*<*t, has been n resident of .Murray, Henry Meyers. C. A. Bennett, R. M sp«*ctntors of what lM*yond the least doubt would second heat had lM*en skated the novice race Spo- berlain b<*cnme members of Cedar Rapida (la.V an hour after th** ran* he called up the rink kane and the Immediate vicinity he has tx-en IXMlge No. 94, February 14.

1 FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

C. B. KLEINE’S Edison Kinetoscopes “Fabius Hehn.(A’f Combinatioo Dissolving The public wanU something better jt^ in Motion Pictures than ordinary CARBONS Stereopticon machines produce. -*'• .ONLY , -AND- NOISELESS 'Once any sort of motion pictures went because If \\ ^A\ CARBONS MovingPicture Machine the idea was new. Now only the best draw the IfJLm^ \ V MONARCH No. 999 crowds. Exhibitors should have the brilliant, • \ ON A.-t; • -FATENT APPLIED FOR steady, clean-cut work of the Edison Kinetoscope - ^ Write for Samples and^oyr list of,_ 1'he Most Improved Form of to secure a permanent and real succe.^. The From 890 to 8226 , yFILM EXCHANGES. Projection Apparatus • i fS‘ , T * ^ ti\er jPi^uced Kinetoscope is Mr. Edison’s invention, perfected complies with Fire -y-Sdle Impocterw-f * » by him and manufactured under his supervision. Regulations of all SEND FOR CATALOGUE F '■* cities. Edward £. Caiy Co, IValen In ETerytbtnc in the Movlns ■IKCORFOBATE] Picture Buslneu Edison Films 69-61 Park PlaBe, -New 'York. ’ The Edison idea in film making is to produce subjects th.it Hold the attention by reason of their elevemess. ."^ey are never coarse or suggestive. Some thrill; others i-THE AUTOMATIC THEATRE CNAIR-i- C. B. ITleine amuse; all are the kind that appeal on the strength of high quality. New’Edison (162-664 SIXTH AVENUE Films are made each week. Used by Kalth. Proetor A PoU 0 In all tiMir beat tbeatrsa. Ite NEW YORK only chair for the amsll theaw# NEW SUBJECTS NEXT WEEK’S SUBJECTS and for general seating. It la Shlpinent, Fob. 23. 1009. SbUimoDt; Marrb 2. 1*09. ■prlng back- aeif-foldhic, pedoo- tal-built. Ufa saver, apace aaver THE LANDLADY’S PORTRAIT ■ 100% JEALOUSY and money eaver—aa It adU Coiurtly. Comedy. teat 25 par cent more people No. 6424. Code, Venice.. App. I-ittb. .185 ft. No. 6427. Code. Wmicolliie. App. I.*tb. 450 ft. than the old-style aeat. It Is the only aanitary theatre chair BUCKENSDERFEI THE JANITOR’S bOI^E BOYHOOD DREAMS N in the market. Be op-to-data, CoiueAY.‘ TYPEWRITERS Shipment. Feb. 26. 1900. Shipment, Marrb .1. 1900. Tm HARDESTY MFG. CO., $12..’SO and $17.50 LEFT OUT A BIRD IN A GILDED CAGE _ Canal Dovar, Otvlo. Dramatic. Comedy. YOU NEED ONE No. 6426. Ciode, Vengo. App. I^tb. 900 ft. No. 6420. Code. Tentanero. App. L^tb. 000 ft. Carry One in Your Suit Case - ALL ORDERS FILLED IN ROTATION And baoiUc your corrMpondcncc In • huMtiHmi-llke mu'incr. Wc oir>*r to rciib-m of THE BILLBOARD tbiu EDISON MANUFACTURING COMPANY cic-i'iluii.l oi>|K.rtnnliy to wenre a MAIN OFFICE AND FACTORY: 71 LAKESIDE AVE., ORANGE. N. J. Kj ^msrrn mamtrnmMOO AVt TYI EWRITER at SACRIFICB New York O&o#: 10 Fifth Avnnna. Chicago OIBc#: 104 Wabaah Arann#. TbB mcwtfMeiaBtiBJr BBd botPBFiBgprnf—faf !■ PhirSb. QCK'K AlTION MEANS OIBca for XJnitad Kingdom: P ik«WFDrl4. OureoiDBMBBBd compraCMiviblBeoiirM C BE.xT BARGAINS. Writ# for Infor¬ ln •loratkm Bad drsmsMe Brt by dibH wrill Ib B tboft 1 Edison Works, Victoria Road. Willoadan, London, N. W., EnglauA I Mm* pTBfiBr* yoa for IhBftBffBOff mBk«r‘$plB4fbrm 8bB> I mation. I I Ar-E-v-iw I 1’* 1— IVATERS, 41 E. 21at St.. New York. HutlBfilB rrarywheiw. B(H>kt«i fr**. OklcBfO I DONALD C. PRICE bKia.lMU Abt..iT8{ OEOROE BKECK. 70 Turk «t., San Franclaco. Cal. SchOBi B< BoemttoB, ZfX OrBftd Opvm Sbbm. ChleacB. I 502. 115 Dearborn St., CHICAGO DEALERS IN ALL I'BINCIPAL CITIES. Or lo car# of A# BlUboard. Chioas#. HI- AMERICAN MUSICAL ASSOCIATES, lie. John S. EasN. Qgnl. Dir* For SALE or EXCHANGE Suit* 42* to 42$ ' Knick*rbock*r ' Thaatr* Bldg. COMPENSARC 1402 iroa$wgy,I.Y.CIty That'* the deelce that aaeea MotIdk Pic¬ Conderman Ferris Wheel Novel Muatcal AMraotlons , ture Mrn two-thirds on thetr electric —Bands and Qeebaatraa of , llKht hllla. and yet clTes better lisht. Used two M>asona In park, good as new, sitnsted In Ijikemont Park, the only amiiaement park In every desert ptloB. r - Did you lee our ad laat week! Well, i Blair Conuly. Two good tnu'ns to draw fmm. one of 7-'i.(HiO and one of I.l.tmo Inhabitant*, each don't look It np. Just write (or onr wllbln 3 miles of park. Will be,sold with one year'* lease, or will exchange for Gasoline I'aaaenger ! Launch of etjual value. Address C. A. HOOENAOLE, 1521 6tb ave., Altoona, Pa.

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XTTb DTT'Q lunch si>eclalttes contnlns redpsg tot AlAZ-OAXa Tamales (4 kinds). Chill Con Cams (4 kinds). Plamte Con Coroe, Chinese Chop Suey, Hamburger Steak, Hambarger Sausages, Oonay Island “Red Hots,” Frankfort Saoaagea, Rice Jamholl, PIga In Blanketa, aad FOR SALE 11 other Oyster apeclaltles, 7 different Waffle recipes. Potato Oiiddle Cakaa. I CONVENTIONS ' 21 different Sandwlcbea, 11 anggestions for school and factory Inncb bozaa. 3 EDISON MACHINES 3 genuine Mexican Pecan Candy reclMS, 2 Mexican Cake recipes, Hoasy Ifeuntonsa Cakes, Parched Corn, Turkish Coffee, Rosecakea, etc. Send mo money order or stamps for $1.00 and I will send you a copy of this book, together with 3 POWER’S MACHINES ConclaveM# Aaaembllea a coupon entitling you to a reduction of $1.00 on Tamale Kettles, Sanaag* Steamers, Cbadng Dishes, etc., if ordered within 30 days. This book !• 2 LIFEOGRAPHS worth hundreds of dollars to roadmen and others following the lunch buslDoss A. T. DIETZ. 127 Michigan St., Toledo. Ohio. Ranging in price from $60 to $150. NOTICE.—Only auch dates as have not been published in this list before annear under the Big bargains in general heading. “CONVENTIONS.” Back numbers containing nreviout instalmeati can al- Films and Song Slides. waya be obtained bv addressing the publishers, Two of Forty if they are not to be had from newsdealers. OB MOBB DirrmoT HTTieBa or Under the caption. “Correctiona and Changes.’’ errors will be emendated and changes indicated. LIFEOGRAPH CO., These who wish to collect copies of the Con¬ vention complete list are advised to preserve ANDREWS’ 142 E. 14th St., NEW YORK CITY. their coniea of The Billboard from week to week. OPERA CHAIRS FLOBIDA. Shown In the A. H. Andrews Co.’s new 100-paM Ostalogne. Jacksonville—Orand Commandery K. T. May which Is now ready. l.T. W. P. Webster, Jacksonville, Fla. The handeomoBt and moot elab¬ RIVERVIEW Jacksonville—Grand Chapter R. A. M. May orate catalogue of Theatre Seat¬ 11-12. W. P. Webster, Jacksonville, Fla. ing ever Issued, but. It should be. because it illustrates and de¬ OEOBOIA. scribes the best made and most Columbus—Georgia Federation of Labor. June satisfactory Opera Chairs. 16-18 W. C. Puckett, Box 671, Atlanta, Ga. The k. H. Andrews Co., Chieigo, III. EXPOSITION ILLINOIS. CHICAGO. Chicago—Scandinavian Grand I.odge 1. O. F. T. of America. July 3-5. Bernh. Skytte, 12.34 Oakdale ave., Chicago, III. $33.00 Profit For privileges and platform MAINE. This Is what one man made In a single dsy Portland—State Y. M. C. A. of Maine. May shows apply to PHELPS and CLOHER, 20 2.3. J. C. Smith. Watervllle. Maine. operstlng Mgrs. of Privileges, 143 Illinois Street, NEW JEBSET. THE “WONDER CANNON” Atlantic City—American Medical Assn. June 811. Geo. H. Simmons, 103 Dearborn st., Chicago, Ills. Telephone North 1847. Chicago, Ill. PHOTO BUTTON MACHINE Atlantic City—American Gastro-Enterologlcal The only succeaaful and fiUly guaranteed ma¬ Big Assn. June 7-8. Cbas. D. Aaron, 32 West chine on the market. PRICE OF MACHINE, Good Adams ave., Detroit, Mich. $1.5.00. Capacity, 2.''>0 Photos per hour. Scert FOR PROFESSIONAL USE Theatre, Is In charge of the house now. since to work in big aerial act of reputation. Open soon. State full particulars in first it has reverte KQLIPAIF.NT,” Miner’s Merr.v Biirlesquers. the week of Feb- and $-10. Song alidee at $2.50 per aet. nisry 14, crowded the Century Thestre to the Tlie one bt'bt bet in M. 1*. Mucliliies. J. 6WAKT. Ft. Scott, Kanaaa, limit. Signor Frisco, an aerlallst, who was Injnred Street, at the Kansaa City Hippodrome. Is on the high Nicholas Power Company, * new yyjrk“ COSTS VOTHINO—It costa next to nothing to road to recovery. Mr. J. B. Manser, manager feed Flint’s Torcuplnea, as they thrive on of The Hippodrome, heard from Signor Frisco grasses, twigs, core etc. A b,9y can tend them. last week snd reports that the latter Is now Address I.IVWOOD FLINT, care Porcupine well enough to leave the German Hospital, Farm, North Watertord, Me. where he has been since his fall, and la now at VAUDEVILLE ACTS WANTED AT ALL TIMES. hla own home. Send In your open time. Performers dealring to break their Jnmp between Chicago and New York, —SOLO EVEBYWHEBE— WILLIAM W. SHELLEY. we would be |ileam-d at all times to assist you, snd can book you on short notice. We control tba JE|N:S MAKE UP beat time In this locality, and performers ef ability can always get time. Fnrthernrare, we only The Western Billy the Kid Company liook responsible bouses, and we allow tranaportallon and charge no commission for booking. BOYER A BALSDON, Roams t66-6-7 ApoIIa Bldg., tSS Fourth Ava., Pittsburg, Pa. will open on August 7 at Red Rank, N. J., and ABSOLUTELY OUABANTEED. proceed weatward through the Middle States. Phone: 1117 (Tonrt. FEBRUARY 27, 1909. X li e Billboard

Taaley—Fair. Aug. 3-6. W. T. Wright, aecy. Taxewell—Fair. Sept. 14-17. Dr. R. P, Cop- enbaver, secy. WASHINGTON NOTICE ! Spokane—Spokane Interstate Fair. Sept. 20-25. FAIRS Robert H. Cosgrove, aecy. Wallu Walla—Walla Walla County Fair Aaan. Oct. 4-9. R. H. Joiinson, secy. ' WISCONSIN K(* •'ICE.—ObIt rach data* aa haTa aot baen pabHi.ned in thU lUt bafora anaaar aadar ttaa ety. Sept. 22-24. J. W. Purvis, aecy. -OF- taicicir pranena inatalmanta caa alwa^ ba , WYOMING obtf-'d bp addraaaiav tba pabUaharc, if thay , Basin—Big Horn County Fair Aaan. Wm. Gib¬ are not to ba bad from nawtdealara. son. secy. nn—Ikouglaa County Fair Aaan. Sept. 14- | Frank Adams’ IT. .V. II. Hayward. Villa Grove, III. Oarllnrllle—.Macoupin County Fair A Agrlcul- I liiral .\aan. Oct. 12-15. C. W. York, aecy. ! Park Property liarrialHirK—Harrlaburg Fair A Park Aaan. ! Southern Show S«'pt. 14-18. Dr. C. E. Byington, aecy. Kn-\ville—Knox County Fair. Aug. 31-^pt. 3. Two or three good Perfoimera. man acd wife K II. Colllaa, aecy. Situated on the Ohio River, consisting of a German Village, Uaennil)—.McDonough Fair Aaan. Aug. 10-13. preferred. This show never closes. Long en¬ Ceo. W. Reid, aecy. gagement to right parties. Salary must be low. Theatre, Bar, Restaurant, Shoot the Chutes, Scenic Railway, Ke.1 Bud—Kando^b County Fair Aaan. Oct. John Bronck. cornet man. write. Calliope Play¬ IH-2I. George Saxenmeyer, aecy. er, lady preferred; one that does some act In Canals of Venice, Figure Eight and dozens of other devices. INDIANA big show preferred. Addreaa FRANK ADAMS, Fort Wayne—Ft. Wayne Fair Aaan. Sept. 14- Amusements and Concessions. All of which make a perfectly 18. Dr. Wm. F. Myera, aecy. Newman. CaL IOWA equipped high-class PARK. For further particulars apply to RInomfleld—Darla County Fair. Sept. 14-17. H. C. Leach, secy. -:-WANTED-:- M.meheater—Delaware County Agricultural So¬ EUSTACE La WILLIAMS, ciety. Aug. 31-Sept. 3. T. Nelaon. aecy. Onnwa—Manona County Fair Aaan. Sept. 14- ' 17 A. W. Burgeaa, aecy. TO BUY Commissioier of Jefferson (ircnit Coort. at LooisvIUe. Kentncky. KANSAS Moving Picture OntSte. atereoptlcone, talking Ahilenc—Dtckinaon County Fair Aaan. Sept. 28- macblnea and records, also song and lectnre seta. Oct. 1. W. C. Curphey. aecy. Only high-grade ontdta that are as good as new wanted. Give fnll description and lowest price. Belleville—Republic County Fair Aaan. Sept. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT CO., Duluth, Mina. 14 17. J. C. Elliott, aecy. Clay Center—Clay County Fair Aaan. Sept. 7- 10. Walter Puckey, aecy. Conrordia—Cloud County Fair Aaan. Sept. 21- PRIVILEGES 24. I>>alie Abbott, secy, lota—Allen County Fair. Aug. 31-Sept. 3. WANTED Frank E. Smith, aecy. 9t. Marya—St. Mary's Racing Aaan. Aug. 24- 27. J. T. Hoy. secy. Minster Arie F.O.E. Salina—Saline County A. AM. Aaan. Oct. Wants to buy Merry-go-round, new or lecoad o 8. B. B. Stimmel, aecy. hand. Alan wants an aeronaut to make balloon SALE KENTUCKY aacenslon and parachute drop on July 6, 1909. Parties Interested In either of the above, give Sliepherarllle—Bullitt County Fair Aaan. Aug. description nod lulce. Address AUG, SCHUNCK, 18 20. H. H. Combs, secy. Pres., Minstar, Ohio. MARYLAND Advertise your Bar, Lunch l*r.Kpecl Park—Fair. Sept. 14 18. J. T. Coug- lar. aecy. Stand, Restaurant, Soft MICHIGAN NEW LIST Flint—.Northeastern Industrial Fair. Sept. 21 OPERA, FARCE COMEDY and VAUDEVILLE Drink and Sxla Water 24. J. q. Mallery. aecy. flilladale—Hillsdale Fair. Sept. 27-Oct. 1. C. Stand Privileges in the E. Terwllilger. aecy COSTUMES Howard City—Howard City Fair Assn. Aug. GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED. I American Beverage and .11 Sept. 3. J. B. Haaklna. aecy. Address Manpiette—Marquette County Agricnltnral So¬ Food Journal. No matter ciety. Sept. 6-9. H. Price, aecy. Costumer, WHITNEY OFFICES, Detroit, Mich. MINNESOTA what you have in the way Hutrhlnaon—McLeod County Agricultural Assn. of beverages or food it will get a good price for them. Dates not set. D. Alberta Adams, aecy. MISSOURI -ADDRESS- Kansas City—Kansas City Grocers' Aaan. Three ■ Pent lithliiiis weeks commencing March 15. J. C. Harline, I HAVE FOR SALE. 1220 New York Life Building. Kansas City, THE BEVERAGE & FOOD PUB. CO, 'to. 65 nearly new marhinee for 416 Elm Street, CINO.NNATl, O. NEBRASKA sale cheap. Send $4.50 for B.atriee—Gage County Society of Agriculture, sample. A BIG BARGAIN. ^■pt. 13-17. 11. V. Rleaen. Box 326, Beatrice, Neb. D. D. DAYTON. NORTH CAROLINA 172 E. Main St. Jackson, Mich. ’’•'^^rlotte—Fair. Oct. 25-29. C. M. Creswell. THE NEW ATLAS

Gn.-nstKvro-Falr. Oct. 11-15. Garland Dan¬ WANTED TO BUY iels. secy. A portable galloping borne rarouael or a 20tb The strongest trnnk In America Win.ton—Fair. Oct. 5 0. W. N. Reynolds. Has DO wenkneasea. Our catalogur ••■cy. century merry-go-round. State make, alse. seat Ing capacity, how long been osed, style organ, will tell you why. OHIO and full particulars, llust be In A-1 coudltlou. D«\Ion—.Montgomery County Fair. Sept. 6-10. State very lowest cash price. Addreaii LEW Ironclad, 32 Inch. tlO.OO ' K. Cetone, aecy. HOFFMAN.week of Feb. 15 to tl. Bijou Theatre. La Croase, Wit.; Fab. St to IT, Itanloy Hotal, “ 34 •• i0.7S l.el.nnon—Fair. Sept. 28 Oct. 1. Will O. Gus- "n. secy. 8 N. Clark St., Chicago. HI._ •' 36 •' 11.50 Lima—Allen County Fair. Sept. 14-17. C. A. »er.T. “ 38 " 12.25 M.irlon—Monroe County Agrlcultnral Society. “ 40 " 13.00 ^••I>t. 28.0ct. 1. J. A. Knapp, aecy. 'l.Hint Joy—Scioto County Agricultural Soci¬ -WANTED- ety Aug. 24 27. W. A. McGeorge. aecy. The Belber Trunii & Bag Co., Vaudeville people In all lines of the profeoalon. l•.■••r Sandusky—Wyandott County Agricultural doubrettes ancf slater teama given preference. •xclety. Sept. 7-10. Q. P. Rowland, aecy. No. 1641 N. Hancock St., iSao to Are weeka' guarantee. Aildreas PALACE PENNSYLVANIA THEATRE. Clifton Forge. Va. PHIGADFLPHIA, PA. Grnta—Grata Agricultural and Horttcnltnral So¬ lely. Sept. 28-Oct. 1. J. W. Phillips and >■ S. Klinger, secya. It ;;oTer—Fair. Sept. 21-24. C. S. Shirk, aecy. FOR SALE Moving Picture Machines, ■I er.dale—Wayne County Agricultural Socl- One Power's moving picture machine, c»>m- Stereopticons, Slidet, Accenories. 'y. Oct. 5-8. Emmeraon Gammell, aecy. plete, having been uat-d only one aeaaon at Park. Iei^non—Lebanon Valley Fair Aaan. Aug. 24 Same Is In very good condition. Price on amdl- -n. J. A. Bollman, aecy. catU'D. Addreaa WILLOUOHBEACH PARK CO., '■ wi>ort—Perry County Agricultural Society, WilloBghhy, Ohio. _ CHAS. M. STEBBINS, ^'■pt 21 24. J. C. F. Stephens, aecy 1028 MAIIf STREET, - KANSAS CITY, MO VERMONT SLOT MACHINE OPERATORS. If you want the '• ';lte River Junction—Vermont State Fair, money-maker of the alot machine bualneaa, oper Large Line of Edison Goods. Est. 1899. 'ept. 21-24. F. L. Darla, secy. ate our Ilstol Watch Machlnea; they are law fnl In every city and State. Bargains In Salted VIRGINIA Peanut Machliwa and others. Send for Hat. 31 Sept. 3. Dr. J. H. Car- LEHIGH NOVELTY CO., till W. York 8t.. rlgher, aecy. Philadelphia. Pa. _ nehbnrg—Fair. Sept. 28 Oct. 1. F. A. Love- Carnival and Amusement Companies * •»’«, Recy. FOR SALE—Complete show outet—tent. 12x16. —Fair. July 27-30. F. Covington, aecy. atrliied; two paintings by Wolf. Brooklyn, alie Correspondence solicited for engagements. Grand State Convention Fraternal Order Fair. Sept. 7-10. J. D. Vaughan. 6x14, 4x6: two sailor suits; large shark; 9 ft. of Eagles, Little Falls, New Yoik; population 13,000; week June 7-12, 1909. Bne carrying cnae; One specimen. All la A-1 -hmotid—Virginia State Fair Aaan. Oct. 4 9. shape. Cash. f85. Will •hll'C- <>■ D- S'?™* M. A. Chambers, aecy.; Mark R. Lloyd, as- t.% to guarantee expreea. CHARLES ELLS¬ D. J. DINEEN, Chairman. V 'tant aecretary and general manager WORTH. •• E. 11th St.. St. Paul, Minn. her huaband dead, her son married and father of a «on six years old, and the remaining mem- SPECIAL NOTICE! Greater New York London Letter .bera of her family afraid of her lest she one To those that day go insane again. She, though sane, pre¬ are Interested in (Continued from page 6.) (Continued from page 12.) fers to return to the mad house. the Tin-Type boai It will be remembered that The Submarine, , ness, our No. 8 Klaw and Krianger and Joseph Brooks VUI '~lia8 ever made in England. The play is so which Olga Netliersole exploited so well as a J g.J$ Wonder Ferrotype Arbuckle next season, in a play strong, in convincing in its «ln«-rjly. that it „ne-actone-act piece in connection with her playa.playa, was ■ .9%^ Machine, which Is called Ihe Circus Man, by , W. Fres- has fairly caught hold of the English imagiu- ^.^emade from the French inIn which language itIt had the latest make on brey. The flrst production will he made at Me- atlon. Of txiurse, the entire subject is com- >,,.1^ .i,- hoards at the Orand Onienoi a "hnr- the makes Vicker’s Theatre. Chicago, August 28. Mac- pletely alien to English ideas and thought, hut J a square plctur, lyn Arbuckle is playing the role of the fat iH-rhaps. all the more for this reason. Eondou ll^re-Und ^hat^ mo^ the ••horrw’- ^ I the l%x2%. Can alao sheriff. Slim Hoover, In The Bound Up. It Is a ‘l« *nf headlining attraction usually. Though small and be reversed to take source of satisfaction to herald the auccess of play—between Brachard and L4i (Jovaiu—is, of . unlmnortant thoroiiehrare ami far from I y a group and an- this clean American play of the Arlsona desert, course, somewhat inexplicable to English no- center ^ the theatr^al district Its na I I awers the purpose Here is a story told b> bis closest friend: tlons. iM-cause we have almost forgotten all ti,t classes of P^rlatans I another ma Mr. Arbuckle always has an eye to the fu- about duels here. But the scene is ho powerful “* ‘he beat^classes of Parisians, f. chine—that the lud Bouebier by sheer physical Imiiresslve- IJ ture and be well appreciated that with a show IJ \ * asiiie ni a r b I n e llke The Circus Man, it would be greatly to hU n«w makes it more so—that the audience is i most nonuiar of ... 1.1...... siinidv carr ed off its feet. Charles Krvant. _ 'V'®- •'■itPime, one or tne roost popular or fl V W taktw button pic- II '1 tnres. R e g n I a r' W ! prire. $22..''i0. Ml ! To those who are flf I getting ready for Mr III! Vrv was able to accommoilate him with suggests the certain air of breeding and charm , 'aijer nrougnr suit agamy tne rormer, ai- Mr. uu vry was able to at^ommouaie uim witn jo characterizes the tvi« As the broken contract, that for an entire sea- i 01 I the season, we will two iiona who were manicured and marcelled **> oiien cnaracunzes tne iyt»e. as toe Mme Retane had not iriven her a slnele ee»ra sen »nd recetitlv have been iiainir their old ‘'I*! Marquls, again Arthur Whitby, with very nyane nan not given ner a Mngle jfi I make apecial tei-th as ulavthinas ^ Mr Uu Vrv feeds thtm "lender materials and apparently without effort. Pirt. She askeil cani^llatlon of contract and rf 9 offer for tbit teeth as playthings. Mr. Hu vry ryms tu«m . wonderful study in fatuity of the I'ayment of the forfeit. 40.(100 francs. Mme. U ■ month only; Ma // V chine complete, yfr 'A?bu^k!r* and^he said ‘^Me 'fS^^the”!!^"”^ •*>' w-wlt****!. blundering old man. I dont think alleging Mile. I.ar.telme I with 1(10 platea, ^The Dlctures were take‘n The^gate*^ was left Vanbrugh has quite enough power for had signed a rontract with another theatre and f'l 100 frames, and meo. as Mr AThncVIe stSnned liJflde the csee ^‘1®- She la at her beat in th*t a forfeit was due her. .Mile. Lantelme ^ 7 I set developer Zl “o keeper wUh sffi .t^ handy,wdt"h’reM ‘ua^k over 20.000 franca. M ready for use, for the iiona were aa docile aa blind kittena. All "the .LmJ'tfme 'Misrvsnhroeh . • f $l.*i.(10. Full In a-pJi iinfll tlip **iiHhlifrht Dowiipr off Hut at the aain** tirne* Miss Vaanrugu plays with inborn distinction, and sbe speaks There are 2,000 lines In the leading role of I structions with That frightenedfrlaLtenii the poor lions,lions. whowSo thoughttho^ht Ar-Ir- ' flays with Inborn distinction, and she spt-aks „ There_ are 2,000 line. In the leading role of her lines just as cbarmlngly as ever. Marie Cbantecler. each marblne, liuckle was trying to do away with them. They Illingtun, however, as tlie .Marquise, makes a . ^ which makes it beat it for the gate. great succesa. Her iierformance is clean-cut “ very easy to operate without any exiierlence. I’lates for sleeve macblnea. 1%x2>4. $1.00 per and he b^at ^trior the gate ^h” of new comedy in three acts, by Romain 100. Also all sizes up to 10x14. Button Pistes th^u /rbimkl/ of **'”*' hAUlcuf ■P'l Hie "aylng of the uu- ; Coolup. and entitled. 4 fols 7: 2S (Four tlmea to fit ail csniion marblnes on the market, 00c rbohii?^ ^I[itoil5b>sl Mlnm^ pleasantest things without the slightest change Seven Is Twenty eight) has been put on st the ^ »*n exprfliHlon is almost unrlralltHl. From tb*» Thpatre de« Roc and while the iiona got off scared nearly to death. , ,H.rsomil |>olnt of view, I should say that Edyth snectsa. In brief the plot is based upon the (Ic per 100. Button Frames ail sixes. $1.50 per gross, ih’ts of develo|>er, 20c. SeiHt $.'>.00 de FLAYS THAT HOLD. Ijitlmer aa Ellse makea the greatest sueeess of tbst with giddy young things, it re.|olres the play. Her personality Is so keen and in- , mtip jpgiousy to show them what Is really at jKislt with your onlers. balance C. O. D. Maude Adams In What Every Wom¬Worn- tepeatlng, that she makes the part strangely ,(,e bottom of their hearts. Critics do not NEW YORK FERBOTYFE CO.. an Knowa,Knows, continues at the Empire; WilliamWMIliam haunting and apiyaling.appealing. TiiroB;boutpironjibout the en- praise the piece too highly aa a general thing. 142-144 Delancey Street. NEW YORK. Collier in The I'atrlotPatriot at the (iarrlck; Eleanor , 'jrcIre performance the applauw«PPlauiw was terrlllc at tliough the notices were fairly good. Ucgison In The Dawn of a Ttvmonrow at the ‘he end of aeta and the p ayere r^ly^ , STRATE-UP l..voeum; Helen Ware In The Third Degree., at radV‘to'’leVve‘‘*£u t.x Vt' {hJTncluriSn "and For man, woman and child. Some of the Paris opera singers are at Monte Straightens Round Sbonidera. ^^e -‘with ‘a most en.hnM.sHc n:ee,,.h.m^^ IT Carlo for the second cycle of Wagner operas and Compels Deep Breathing. Traveling Salesman at the Oalety; William _[_^_ it la said the performances are making a tre¬ Send height, weight, cheat and Htalge In The Man From Home at the Aatur; mendous hit. though there it some complaint on f I( I waist measure and state If male Blanche Bates in The Fighting Hope at the Rel- account of the exaggerated length of the entr’¬ [I Y or female. Friee. $8.00. .Add asoo; Mrs. I.«sUe Carter In Kaasa at the Lib¬ actes. / WK lOo extra for postage. erty; Maxine Elliott in '■be Chaperon at the Paris Letter Sirate-Up Health Brace Co. Maxine Elliott; Wilton Lackaye in The Battle Troubles are atlll not an unknown quantity W/ Dept. B. CinoinDati, 0. at the Savoy; Fannie Ward in 'The New Lady (Continued from page 12.) at the National Opera. There Is st present a Bantock at W’allack'a; Thomas Wise and Doug- deficit amounting to about Sl.’Ul.nnn and it Is las Mlrbanka In the G^ticman Frono MlMlsslppl i gg indeed all France, bad it been estimated that by the egd of March the whole WKJS FOK 50 CENTS. f.* “‘'“'■r • possible, would have attended the funeral of the capital, which amounted to $200,000 will Bald Jew, Dutch. Irish. Rube, Negro, ail (Miora. I a at the’Garden. Constant Coquelln. But for those who were pp op jp ,|,ig ft.vi.ooO the actual cash each 50 cents. Crop Wigs, Tramp and Clown Anna Held in Miss Innocence contlnnea at ' unable to go. the moving picture machine went, (p jj^n^ amounts to $S0.000. while the rest Is Wigs, each 75 (^nta. I’oatage 5c extra. Over lea, blackheads, wrinkles, aallowneas. Havana at the Casino; The Queen of the Mou- If they haven’t dooe It already, the theatres entire body Is yet to act In the matter. shiny complexions, etr., use HENRI VALE'S Ian Rouge at the arcle; The Girl from Bector’a all over the clvllUed world ought to give a There la not much chance at present for any SKIN CKEA.M. A bleaaing fur those using at Weber’s. . ' place on *hejr bills, 1^ tJjJ'T * picture change In the personnel of the directors, thoiiab paints and cosmetira. It cleans and nourishes The West End. Ssm Bernard in Nearly A ■ machine, to this string of fllm. For everybody i lg nimored (the rumor being bssed upon good the iMin-a of the skin. Price, $1.00 per jar Hero, was the attraction last week. The pro- who knows what the front d? rcss ^ h Ui^emoer. ,^m*sn t let many weeks pass between these trips. The Metropolis Thestre. David Higgins in hla J Kj^hrmif^nd'the”e^^ sate '**'* b^n ^ethlng on the order of FOR SALE—50 ft. ronnd top. with lacing, new, new pnalncHon. Captalg CUy of Mlssosirl. One demand of *'*' *'"' " "Nutfle cock. It Is nimored (in only set up once, alao small cook tent, comb, ofor thetoe incidentsincinentB laIs methe eecapeesCape’of oi iiouHod thelur _Jo6key. 1 .. p-Mot.isH. th** tanHl/M-H th*.the thputn*the?tr^ htiaTsa ^nhe^n ?*>?l^hp abaenc*» of anythingmi.* .iiiun, morem.smx- definite..it-m.,,,,-, Mr. Fox dressing and dining tent, laying out pins an ft. extension ladder for diving areri^e'^h^^Vove'^'tYi’A three love tales woven irtrSU"**in the story. B^^neatr;?^- f*or non-pa.vment of rent. - , fT:^; dog. Other stuff, suitable for small Wagon Hurfig and Seamen’s. The Fred Irwin Big Miss Pauline Chase. Personslly. I think some- Show. Must be sold at once for debt. Stamp Show was the attraction for last week. The ^ Jn Paris the amusement places which ml thing move Msrtllng than those events Is trans- fur answer. DAN CARROL, Richmond Fumaoa. company .consists of fifty players most of them ; up and empty every half-bonr or so—in other plrlng. Pennaylvania. pretty show girls. ’There are two (mmedlet. en- words the continuous performance places—have i 4* lltl<-d' 'The Great White Way, and Ladles Day 1 installedinsiaii™ new ’•stalla”svai.s on theme sidewalkss.uess.ss In.n notsii qtsnlevSfsnley. «nan American girl,elrl has A SNAP—$1,2.'>0 takes a half interest in a at the Actors’ Club. fwnt of the r establishments In wbirh the cn.wd throngh heV singing A'l.tXai I’enny Arcade. Marhines same as new. stands until the performance going on l^lde Boheme. her de- Have conc'UHlon in Riverside Park, Inillanai-olla Write quirk for partiriilars. CHA8. 8. HAYNES. FRITZl SCHEFF AND COMPANY overflow and the “stalls” are not permanent 389 B. Waah. 8t., Indianapolia, Ind. fixtures inIn thefhe streets. I "K®' RESTING. FOB SALE—New Edison Kinetoacope. complete ..... w i» ’’Horror” plays have a vogne and a big vogue The Grand Opera House. Rome. Ga., with electric and calcium light attachmenta, After the performs^nceperfonMOce of February 13, in those people who think they haven’t was opened with vaudeville week of Fehrnnry adjustable stand, other supplies, cost $19.'>.00. Philadelphia. ‘’ have al leaBt one more thing to learn. At the 22. under the management of Mr. Spegleherger. compiete outfit for $100, slilmied C. O. D. on for tliethe present!presenu anuwu^ ivst. »ne Giilgnol,*^Giilgnol.-Tn «tW Chtptntoslt. J, H. SNYDER, Arapahoe, Nab. several p<*rforma.$ciM»twlBfc the week of reu- j obliged to replace on t$e hilt a gruesome Educated Goats. niary 8. to that «t.«.»»»T iiart being pla.vci sne- | tragedy entitled Cn Concert chez less^otis (A _ FOR SALE—Two organ barrels for De Kleiat. 41 cessfiillv l.y Blanche Morrison. .Miss Rcheff con- ; (^mcert at the Mad House.) The etorv of It key. No. 18 organ, elglit tunes, eaeli In flrst- eluded that -5 rest wxaild be acceptable and put 1 Is that of a woman, who for eight .vears haa | . Morrlson’s Rip Van Winkle Com¬ clnsa (Mnditlon SJ.I.OO each, coat $.‘>0.00 each. ber In good shape for the rest of the tonr. so ■ been shut up In an Insane asylum, is rele«s*Ml ’ pany closed Its season at Junction, O., recently, uwhI part of season. Address WM. INMAN, the company was given a holiday until March. I as cured. She returns to her home only to find owing to poor patronage. 802 Madison St., La Forts, Ind. WHY Have we been compelled to ^ove to larger quarters on three different occasions within the past two years of our existence in the “FILM RENTAL FIELD?” We satisfy all of our customers, therefore our busi¬ ness has grown to such atr extent'that we now have one of the largest exchanges in the country. IMOXF: CAREKUl.LY

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CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. (Continuofl from page 9.) B. B. & B (Continued from page 12.) The bam dance, written by MUa Sara Egan, continuea to maintain the high ancceaa that dls •faction with aald reaolutlona and all In¬ greeted Ita appearance on the marketa. Turk- AS GOOD OR dira >!• point to a breakout of boatllltlea be- lab Tropblea, another bit by the same gifted tn. itie theatre directors and the membera of young lady, la alao ateadlly gaining In popu¬ ttai' aasoclatlon. larity. BETTER FOrI^^S A FAILimEt Bert Earl la framing up a new pickaninny act S. |i Kleine Freundin, (Ilia Little Friend) a and baa selected the following Rossiter songs. I fan-. '>f three acta by Alexander Engel and Like the Way you Two-atep, Bougle-<«gie .Man. jul. Ilorat, waa uabered into life on tbe atage You Ain’t Talking to Me, and Sarah Won't nt |.ll•lHplelbana, but It la extremely doubtful You I.*t Me Serenade Y'ou. aheih.-r thia new child of the nurae will lire LOOK any iiirih of time. There la abaolutely noth¬ ing I thia play which would appeal to tbe pub¬ The songs from The Golden Girl are already at the price. lic. nothing wbataoerer to arouae any Intereat. In substantial pofiular favor and especially so are The s.me old time-wora and moaa-covered Jokea, Land that Csed to Be, and I Hear a Wood¬ i>Ter which the actora bad to laugh and make pecker KiHJCkIng at my Family Door. aoni'- kind of fuaa aliout. In order to bring aomr life Into tbe bouae, while tbe audience There were big doings at tbe meeting of the •at iptirt and—diaguated. Thia new farce waa Cypher Club last Saturday evening, prominent In 1 flzzh' and will hardly aee tbe footligbta again. which wefs- Mias Ella Sherman and Mias An¬ ANOTHER NEW OPERETTA. derson, of tbe Cbaa. K. Harris staff. Ttn- premiere performance of Der Lnftloua. an operetta of three acta by Idno Stelnacbneider I.<>o. Friedman has a new Intermexxp that will and Kurt Walter, will take place during March soon be ready for tbe market. It Is called at the City Theatre in Ilalberatadt. Harmony Girl and bids fair to be one of the The well-known dramatic author, Roberto real big sellers. Brac<-o, haa taken charge of tbe management of the .Argentina Theatre in Rome, and It la hoped that the heretofore neglected atage will rlae Sidney Gibson Is using Nobody Knows, No- again to a higher atandard. boaly Cares; True Blue and Love Me Just a Little Kit, and says that be will use tbe latter Three-ply Veneer Body, Heavy Dock Oover- song all season. CHANTECLER PREMIERE POSTPONED, ing. Hickory Slats, Malleable SoroU-Bound, Rostand'a latent play, Chantecler, waa to bare Hand Riveted TIPPING TRAY. The new operetta by Merrit Lund will soon Ita premiere on March 20 In Parla, but owing 447 Wood St., 6S5 Smithfleld BL to the death of France’a greateat actor, Con- have a private try-out In Chicago. Lund Is re¬ GUARA.IMXEFD qiielln. the director of the Theatre Porte Saint- sponsible for tbe music of I Like tbe way You 109 Federal Street, North Bide Martin. haa agreed to poatpone the premiere Two-step. PITTSBURGH. PA. SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE. until fall. Mr. Roatand, the author, baa re- tumtol to Cambo. Among those actors, who Frank Miller, tbe boosting songster. Is busy want to take tbe role of the Chantecler—rooster with bits from the Rossiter catalog and Is —are lliiguenet. de Ferandy, le Bargy, Max more than making good with them. Pearly and Sarah Bernhardt. SSOth PERFORMANCE. Ed. and Haxel Lucas have Joined Stenard's At the Neuen Operetten Theatre, the melo- Man Behind act and for their specialty number LET ’ER FLICKER dloiw o|ierette Dollar Princess la still tbe draw¬ will use O Miss Malinda. ing card and haa reachetl Its 2.’>Oth performance If you wish to loss your patronage. If NOT, send jour machine to our repair pe cast la the same with the exception of Jiillua Splelmann as Fredy Wefarburg. who Dudley and Cbeslyn are making much melisly department. We can improve your picture 80 per cent by removing that poired himself a singer with great taste and and comedy with tbe classic comic. Conse¬ l»*tnp**rtnient. quences. flicker. AH standard machines and parts in stock. OLD PLAY MADE NEW. Your Choice of 18 Hew Reels Each Week. In order to satisfy the popular demand the Ssrah Wont You I.et .Me Serenade You Is still Comic 0|>era offered a splendid plav In I^axiili, a big hit with Browning and Jones. biirl.o«,ue opera In three acts, by Kmannel Cha- hrlers. D rector Gregor had staged this play In a Tory able manner and the ensemble comblne<| their efforts not In rain, to make thia novelty MUSIC NOTES. CLEVELAND. O. a sue. ess. (»ne Can hardly say It la a novelty N^suse In 1S77 this play was olfersd oniler the Manager Thos. P. Ronan. of Powers* Thea¬ title, I« Ktoile. iA TarlM, and lairr on made tre. Decatur, Ill,, Is tbe author of a new song. •***•'*“" of Europe. It made It was sung for tbe first time at a performance ■ •>11 In those days and the iierformance of Tbe Hashers, a local entertainment, on Feb- • t the Cttwie yipera a few days ago. proved to rnary 6. Mr. Ronan was at the piano. The ^ ■ftractlon. The title cast waa held song was tbe hit of tbe evening.

MINSTREL. psrt of Prlm-ess. by t.iisanne Rackrlch. was THE BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC SCENIC SHOW pla.ve.l splendidly and tbe other members of Frank D. Herst .who ha.s I>eori In ad¬ A DAY IN JAPAN. Exhibited last OctolKT. Pittsburg exposition, tie- ensemble discharge,! their parts to the vance of the La Ai- Bros.* .Minstrels, was be run at a small ex|>ense. Electric Scenic Shows such as Deatruct greatest satisfaction of th,* audience. among frlemls In HlK-lshurg. Pa.. February 4. town Fl(^, etc. built to order. The show, which has' Just closed, will open In ITALIAN OPERA NOT A SUCCESS. a few weeks ami tour Ibe country during tbe SOSMAN & LAIOIS CO., Great Scene Painting Studios, 236-238 So. Clinton St., CHICAGO, entire aummer months. II f"'*’>»•*■'■•“ “f I'ranco Alfano's latest opers [1 1 rlnleliie dl Zllal. at the Teatro Carlo Felice m (>eneva. Italy, wag anything but a success trie (HTf.irmaDCe was faulty to tbe extreme. J. R. STIRLING WARNS PIRATES. .yter a complete revision the drama. Welster ‘ •'-r, J'>*>annes Sallaf. waa offereil at the J. It Stirling warns managers of theatres, ^'bausplelhaua In Cologne, for the flrat time. and others, against piratical ami nnautborlxed spite of the apleiidid work of the actors, pn-m-ntatioos of tbe play, SU Hofikins. The the play was not able to arouse any appreciable rights la the play are vested In Rose Melville eiitiiiiHiattin th«‘ Dudienre. and ^fL^ Stirling, who will proaecnte any In- fringeiiSiis of their rights. House managers THREE NEW MUSICAL PLATS. are eqbally liable and held as res|H>DsibIe as At tlie ()p.-ra House of Monte Carlo, three the lllecal producers by tbe law. musical plays, which were never before brought h*Tiu-e the public, received their premiere. The plavH are entitled. Ia‘ viell Algle, iKJem and miisio by M. Raoul Giiensburg; Narlathe. by M. Kolleoot. and I.e Corsar. by Gabrielle Ferrari. VARIETY VERSUS THEATRE. Amusement Investors

riie dlivetors of the varioua theatres In Vlen- Your attentton in called to the M Aiistiis. have brought complalnta agalnat Worlil*a Ureateat Novelty and Money , ' 'srlety theatrra In order to prevent them Maker for tbe aeaaon of 10U9. It la a to offer regular playa In their places of amiiae- aDaotmoiis opinion of the landlBS ne-nt The autborllles gave atrirt onlers, that park manafcera and arauaement bund¬ tegular theatrical performances should not be er* that our cfimblDallon Scenic R, R. fl'en at variety theatres before nine o'clock and Figure Right will be the greateat HI the evening. Quite a nitnber of theatre nKtney uiaklog device of the aeaaoQ* nuiuagers In Berlin, looking at the growing l»eoau*e It embracea everything that po|uilarlly of the variety theatres with grave a Scenic R. R. c«»atalna suspicion, tried to obtain similar police assist- and with the addition of our new • nee In tills matter as their brethren in Vlen- Novelty ride attached to aarue will n.s. but the Minister of the Interior ruled that double the earning |»ow»‘r at one-tenth ne hail no power to prevent variety theatres to the coat. Reaaona why you ahould "ut-i more compact and htgh-clasa thowa. It piircbaai^ one: I* up It, ihn directors of the regular playbonaes 111.—Becauae several were placed Hi offer something bidter in onler to draw and ""Id the crowds. A>n trial laat aeaaon and each one proved to be a big aurceaa. MUSIC NOTES. 2ml.—Because a |»ortlon of the nda la changeable, which makes the paaa- Mudsme Marcella Sembrlch, having finished engera vmtronlie it again and again. •'■r engagement with tbe Metropolitan Opera , 3rd.—Because the low price aaked iiMise of New York, has returned to Berlin enables me.lliini ami amall-alxed pnrky jud will give a concert at the Philharmonic on to purchase one and make a splendid f briiary 2-1. proAt In one aeaaon. This price being • ["* Kaiamermuslk concerta at the Chorallon under the aupices of the French Kmbasay, •■'•ullnue to attract a very select and elegant uidlence. which follows the offerings with In- ■ iiw Interest. Thes,- concerts are Intended to '"■ike the public more acqiialnteil with tbe com- l“-dtlons of mixtern French masters. Claude I" hussy, well known In Germany by his opera, lleas and Nlelisande, offeriul a splendid pro- srsm in his piano r**cltal. Equally attractive saa Mlaa Flora lontanl and Mrs. Fallero-Dal- roae In song and play. The laat alnfonlc concert of the Bluethner ■rcheatra deaerves aome mention. The music llrector general, Willem Kes. was at the helm If the orcb«>stra. while Dr. Otto Weltael played '• piano concert. “View of Lobby, or Depot** (Datented) WORLD'S GREATEST NOVELTY CO. .QR. OiOcs and Factory: J. E. GARRETTE. Ganarml Managsr. No. 10 Tompio Court Bolldlng, CHICABO, ILL, oppotKo P. 0. CINCINNATI, ONIO. 50 X li e B I 11 t> o a r d FEBRUARY 27. 1909.

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Wonderland Film Exchange, 300 Bakewell Bldg.. - I. H. Hallber* 30 Greenwich are.. N. Y. City, ^lamo rilm Eictaange, 204 Conroy Bid*.. 8an Plttaburg Pa. AdTartiaamanta not axcaadins ana Una In | CARS (R. R.) Ant.,Cd>., 216 Tlllnols at., Ch’go Laemmle Film Service. 78 8. Front at.. Mem JEWELRY. MENTS,MENTS. ccKicCCKIP ci/CAiQ phla, Tenn. For Stage Uaa. LyonLvon A Healy,Heslv. oo-,2a'» WabashWal..„h ave.. r,..l_Chicago >Ill■< . -p n, . ksvncw,.’'"S', vyvc.ri9. ^ :! rLaemmle PilmFilm B..pelesService, ano800 RpsndelsBraudels Block R. E. Dodge A Co., 42 River at.. Chicago. Rudolph Wurlltaer Co.. Cincinnati and Chicago. T' *5 w*” J® ' Omaha, Neb. W. H Hollister A Co.,Co.. 42 44 Blver, ChicagoChlci Rnfrlpbnrdt A Son*. 2 E. 47th «t.. N. Y. C. st., Clnclniutl O. J L,emmle Film Service.Service, 161 IfalnMain it..st.. Salt Lake N. Shnre Co., 220229 MadUonMadison at., Chlcafo.Chicago. -'*9**® I'®-, Milwaukee andind WesternWi^stero aves.,a'vea.', **SS22Shela %a* City, Utah. Shryock-Todd Co., 824 N. 8th at.. St. Loolt. Me Chicago. III. Laemmle Film Service, 100-101 Lumber Ex- ! Rogers. Thurman A Co.. 166 Wabatb tvenoa BALLOONS.3^ F. L. Tarbell MAx. Co.. 216 Hllnola at.. Ch’go change, MInneapoIta, UInn. j Chicago, 111. N'awlla Brothers. 223 Commercialerclal st.,st.. Boston, CORN POPPERS. Laemmle Film Service, 214 Wclla Fargo Bldg., I Singer Bros., 82 Bowery. N. Y. C. Mast. A T. DIetl, 127 Michigan st.. Toledo. O Portland, Ore. , _ JUGGLERS’ GOODS. Vorthweatero R.lbsw i%i om•“ui Clyboro ive..ive W. Z. Tjong, 172 High st.. 8prlng6eld. O. Laemmle Film Service. Casino Theatre Bldg., , VanWyck. 1665 Pullen ave.. Ctnctxautt. O Chicago. Ill CUTS. Montreal. Que., Canada. igAiiwte leo. V. Paturel. II Warren »t..It.. .VewNew York City Half-Tonas. EngraTinga, Eto. Laemmle Film Service, Cbamber of Commerce I M’llVCo. Riitde-r Balloon Mfg. Co.. Akron. O. Queen City Engraving Co. Rlymer Bldg.. Cln- < Bldg.. Winnipeg, Man., Canada, Singer Bros., 82 Bowery. New York City. cinatl. O. ■' ’ I! Lake Shore Film and Supply Co..Co., 814 Superior ‘ Harry L. Welabanm. 242 B. Madison. Cblcagn BAND INSTRUMENTS. .» ! ave ; Clevetand, Ohio. ' N- Shnre Co., 220 Madison at., Chicago, III. Frank Holton A Co.. 169 Gladys ave., Chicago. 1 Standard Engraving Co.. Tth ave. and 40th Lyon A Healy. 296 Wabaah •ave.. Chicago. New York City. ' I The H. Lleber Co., 24 W. Washington St., Shryock Todd Co., 824 N. 8th at., St. Louis. Me Rndolph Wnriltier Co.. Cincinnati and Chicago. DANCING SCHOOLS. ! 8."a!!i:.’«i Kw .... Fbnpl.lpl..., p.. ,'-*OOHING MLLERY MIRR0B8. BADGES, BUTTONS, ETC. Nrof.Frof. P. 2. Bldse.B!d*e. 127 I.ASs1leI.«Ss1le st.. Chicago. s. Lubln, 140 W. 6th at., Cincinnati. O. Mayer Bldg., Pe Rastlan Bros., R. 1904, 130 Naasan st. New DECORATIONS. ' MM^a Bros.. 269 Sixth ave.. New York City. *“• LECTURER Yoik City. And DealersDeaUn in Flags,FUgs. Bnating,Bunting. Fastooning. Etc,Etc. i Miles Bros., 7W Turk rt.. Ban Frandaco. Cal. p^- p WMtero Badge A Novelty Co.. St Paul. Minn. < C.U. *■ FIs*Fla* Co.. 2242 Gilbert ive..ave.. Cincinnati.Cincinnati, i MIlea Bros., rfbb ’Theatre Bldg., Boeton, Mass. , »• ^ Qe/sQpnT/\De Monarch Film Exchange, 201 Thompcon Bldg., LIGHTS. BANNERS. DECORATORS. Oklahoma City, Okla. ' Beacons. Torches for Circnaas and Tent Shows Mnrra.v Co . 59 W. Washington st . Cht’go. | Buildings. Fain, Booths. Th. Wo. r?’ in National Film Co., 100 Griswold Detroit nolle A Weyer, 223 225 Michigan at.. Chicago D. S. Tent A Awning Co., 47-53 8. Desplalnes 1 Wm. Beck A Sons Co.. 10 Garfleld Fltce, at. ® ^ ' Mich. U. 8. Tent A Awning Co.. 156 W. Bandolph at. st.. ‘^**'®**®’ « inc.nnari.A MO.. NOB MAWAIIAMUAkaiAiiAai I1 NationalNitiOTil Film Renting Ce.. 62 N. Clark it., I ""chicigo.'111.“""'“*Chicago. Ill. . BOOKING AGENTS. DIAMONDS. HAWAIIAN. Chicago. 111. ' WIndhorat A Co., 104 N. 12th at., St. Louis ^ A. Burt, Bldg., N. Y. C. N. Holllater A Co.. 42 44 Blver at., Ch’go ; York Film Ex., 7 E. 14th at., N. Y. C. Mo. 535 Knickerbocker Theatre DIAMONDS AND WATCHES ON ' Nolan Film Exchange, 11 Fountain Square, Cln- ! MAGIC LANTERNS. Bldg., New York City. CREDIT. ! cinnatl, O. Stereopticona. Etc. ’ cT^adl!”"'”''”^”*n _ Toronto- r»ftl*I^oftl* Bee...Bees.. 92 Rtste St..’St.. Chicago HI. ' Okla. Nftnral Mntoncene Oo., 606 14th nt, N. i Amer. Vltagraph Co.. 116 Nassau it., N. Y. C woe A512*1 oi ID W., Waahlngton, D. O. Chicago Stereoptlcon Co., 56 5tb ave., Chicago. National Park Managers A«sn.. 1402 Broadway. 11 ”r« 1 I’aclOc Coast Film Exchange, 1724 Fillmore *t., ! Globe Film Service. 79 Dearborn at., Chicago New York City. F J Rv.n MU' Bid. TWtpoit *^*0 Franclico. Cal. 1 Nolan Film Exchange, 11 Fountain Sqnare, Cln Cttoult. 1492 Broadway. New *'‘MiehMich. ^ " ^ Hodges Bldg.,»'<**•• Detroit,Dotrolt. pg'^hep,jb, Cinematographdiematograpb Co., 41 W. 25th it..ft.. New | ' cinnatl. O. A wt FIPI ppxRIf'FOTRIf* FANftFAbIft York City. , Temple Film Co., 59 Dearborn at., Chicago. western Canada Booking Bnrean. Drawer 1690. CLtVplrllVp rMINO. Plttshiire Calclnm Ught A Film Co Pitt*-i Calgary. Alta.. Can. J. H. Hallberg.Hallberg 39W GreenwichOree^ch aveave.. .’ N. Y. aty Pittsburgburo *Pa C.icium Ught A Film Co.. PltU-<' MMFRS.pRS. MECHANICALMl AMUSEMENT BURNT CORK. ELECTRIC BELTS,BELTS. INSOLES AND i PlttsbiirgPlttabiirg Cat Bate Film Exchange, 800 LewU DEVICES. H Stein Cosmetic Co., 1.392 B’wsy N. Y C INHALERS. , Block, Pittsburg, Pa. American AnAmusement Co., Ludlow, Ky. Electric Appliance Ce.. Barllngton? Kin ' Plttaburg Calcium Light A Film Oo., Des ^ American Box Ball Co.. 1200 Van Buren atreet BUNTING & FLAG D^CORATORs! '’mS I?*'*"” ^ Tn'^r.^.poll ELECTRIC SIGNS. i , tight A Film Co Bochea- Armtt”e* A Oul^, Springvllle, N. Y. " •l”o.®cir'’"’ 8“ Tran- Atlantic Electri!Electric sT”Sign S»..Co.. If^15.33 filantlcAtlantic ave., i; *^{***^*^5if Calclnm Light A Film Co., Bochro- CagneyArmtt-geji^ Locomotive Works, 72 Broadway, Ne» CALCIUM LIGHT. **w?‘w/.i.Diri/ nwr-«DA-^r^Do l PltUbu^' cilclom Light A Film Co.. Uucoln. Vork City Ox-Hydrogen Oaa Mannfactnrers. ELECTRICAL DECORATORS. I '’’Neb”'^Neb. Calcium Light A Film Co.. Lincoln. ;^.Cincinnati N co.. 206 W. 16th at., 01* imerican Calcium Light Works, 66 Fifth ave., ElbligbtElbllgM^Co. Co. -ifGf America. 39 E. 23d at.. N. ;! pittabnrgp,iub„rg Calcium Light A FilmFUm Oo.,Oo.. ClnclnClncln- ' p/ hr’a’ ™ p ^ Chicago. V ntv FI Fr.TRir.AI STAAF FFFFCTft DAlteKl^ Vilen f'dV 717 QlUrsAH/VF P.IaWA. _ MOfllOll, N. Ys _ _ _ Cln’tl Calclnm Ught Co., 108 4th st., Cln’tl. ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS. Superior ave., Cleve- ^he Coaster' Coiiatniotlon Co., 6244 B. Part Indianapolis Calcium Light Co.. 116 8. Capitol Aetna Electrical Stage Light Co., 306 Division IftDUs O • ■$Fdk 111 ave.. Indianapolis, Ind. ' gt Chicago. Stebblna, Chaa. H., 1028 Main at., Kansas City, ! Ball Game, 137 32d at., N. Y. City Pittsburg Calclnm Ught A Film Oo.. FItta Universal Electric Stag- Lighting Co.. 1892 burg. Pa. « ... .n .. nv. ' Bridge Co., Boodhouae, III. Broadway. New York City. Sell* Polyscope Co., 45 B. Bandolph at.. Chi- * 8„n, New York Life Bldg.. Kansas Pittsburg Calclnm Light A FUm Co.. Dea Motnea. la. EXTRACT. 0"60. Ill I city. Mo. Pittsburg Calclnm Light A Film Co., Roches¬ For Making Pineapple Older. Soulhero Film Exchange, 146 W. Fifth at., Cln tiers, hell Spillman A Co., N. Tooawanda, N. Y ter. N. Y. Colombia Mfg. Co.. 1159 Harrison at.. Chi cinnatl. 0. W. F. Mangel’s Cirousei Works, OMey Island Southern Film Exchange, 245 Main at., Nor¬ Pittsburg Calclnm Light A Flhn Co.. Lincoln, eago, HI. N. Y. Neb. folk, Va. r. W. Parker, Abilene, Kan. EYE BROW PENCILS. Standard Film Exchange, 79 Dearborn at., Cbl- Sensstlonsl Amusement Co., 611 21et at., Neu Pittsburg Calcium Light A Film Co.. Cincin¬ M. Stein Cosmetic Co.. 1392 B’way, N. Y. 0. nati, O. cago, HI. York City. FACE POWDER. Swanson, Wm. H., A Co., cor. Lake A LaSalle : Eugene J. Stem. 1402 Broadway, N. Y. C. CALLIOPES. M. Stein Cosmetic Co.. 1392 B’wiy. N. Y. C. sts. Chicago, III. I L. A. Thompson Scenic Railway Oo., 329 Broad Geo. Kratx, Evansville. Ind. FEATHER FLOWERS. Society Italian “Clnea,” 143 B. 23d at.. New ; way. New York City. Y’ork City. ' Thurston Amuse. Co., St. James Bldg., New a u .eCAMERA8COPES.™. T SI ti .. DeWltt Sisters, 237 W. 46th at., Chicago. W 8. Mountford. 100 Malden Lane. New York. ^ 4^5 n„rt>oro at.. Uhlcago. Spoor, Geo. K., 62 N. Clark at., Chicago. ] 3’nrk City. Talking Machine Co.. 97 Main at., Bocheater, World’s Orestest Novelty Co., 10 ’Temple Court CANES AND WHIPS. FELT PENNANTS. S. Y. Bblg.. Chicsgo, III. Cleveland Cane Co.,, Cleveland, O. Holliday Novelty Mfg. Co., 37 Great Jones at.. Temple Film Co.. 69 Dearborn at., Chicago. I. Bteeusteln, 44 Ann at., N. Y. City. MFRS. OF CIRCUS PROPERTIES. New York City. Toledo Film Exchange, Bpltaer Bldg., Toledo. , MoHugh. Cleveland. O. Vadel A Shimmel, 45 Fniton at., N. Y. City. U. 8. Flag Co.. 2242 Gilbert avt., Cincinnati. Nasssla Bros., 223 Commercial at., Boston. Maas. FESTOONING. Tn*rTOT A Dehnken, 186 Eddy *t., San Fran- ^AND Vewman Mfg. Co.. 641 Woodland ave.. Oleve National Tlasue Mfg. Co., 63 Rockwell Place eUen Cal ORCHESTRIONS. land. n. Brooklyn. N. Y. Twentieth Century Optlscope Oo.. 80 Oesi , l.yon A Healy. 206 Wabash ave., Chicago, III. N. Share Co., 220 Madison at., CMcage. HI. n. S. Flag Co.. 2242 Gilbert ave.. Cincinnati. bora at., Chicago, Ill. Rudolph Wurlltaer Co., Cincinnati and Chicago LfARY 27, 1909. Ttic Billboard

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WANTED—Med. Performer* In all Ilnea. Thoee who wrote before write attain. Salary low but anre. Address GEO. CHESTER, 621 Ikulard St., Darken Your Gray Hair St, Louis, Mo. Yoi/r /ncome. niTDV’cl ”AIR coloring HERBS operating the quickest money maker of the century 1/ U D 1 miore crfty, •tre^»4 •r fBd«d h4ir (• lu Batar*. WANT—SlK’*r plated alto or tenor saxopbune, U A T P CBlor, boBttiy ftod MfiDtM. Pr«v«BU hair fr«a low pitch. I.ave more property than money so falliog oat. praaatt ttB grawth, pr«v«au daaAraff will glee well located lot In new Peco* Valley 11E R D S givM iht hair a Mfi, glaaiv and k^altky ap town, well wortb ' Write Box 2S6, Arteiia, poIt^card — — I p^araaea. li will atelR aMalp. li RM New M eaico. Ddyddrk MQchiA6 ttlokT ar dtny, and U eannaaed af raau. h^rba, barks aad m>wars MRkaa plat. It viU prodaoe tba m—t laxarlaai FOR SALE—Somersault trick dogs and doves. 3 PHOTO POSTAL CARDS MADE AND DELIVERED UrMea from dry, o«»arsa aad wiry halt, aad briag ba«k tba aatar It Will exchange fur Aims, machine, phonograph, ON THE SPOT IN 5 MINUTES ariginallT was b^fnra It taroM gray. Pa^kags postpaid for k6 eaata magic llIusionH for small tent show. Wanted— OKARKHKRBCO. Reslk 5 St. H*. [‘•'ople, 2 or It comic turns, tent season. PROF, No dark room necessary—you take, develop and print right in the HARRY SMITH. OraU. Pa. machine in plain sight of the operator. A mint for fairs, street FOR SALE—Vaudeville theatre In a city of 15,- parades, outdoor conventions, where special scenes can be taken THEATRICAL COSTUMES iiutl; fully equipped; doing a good business. Will -; MADE TO OBDKR :- «*11 cheap If taken at once. Good reasons for to suit the customer. Woiks in or outdoors. No experience 4<‘lllug. Address R. T, care The Billboard. required. ODR SPECIALTY—MachlM EmbirSdsrsd COS TUMES. Prices to suit BEARDS. WIOS. FOR SALE, big bargain—Only Moving Picture No rent. No help. Light GREASE PAINTS. CatsloguM for tb. ssktoa Show In county seat town of 2,000. Reason— and compact. Good man GEORGE! IiAUTEREIR, too much other bnsinesH. Address O. S. BOICE. j 164-lt6 East Madison St. OHIOAOO, ILL Photographer, Catsopolis, Mich. _ ^ _ y? can make from $10 to $25 a PROFIT day easy. WANTED—Model B Gas Machine and Burner, Penny Arcade and Shooting Gallery For Sale I'oiiiplete; must be cheap for cash. THOS. Calalot and descriptive matter mailed free: PARKS, 409 Broadway, Baraboo, Wit. Consisting of 90 Machines, up-to-date and In DAYDARK SPECIALTY COMPANY first-class sha|>e. Doing good business. Invoice WANTED—Exi)erienced Palmist, 60 per cent over $8,000. Must sell at once on account of eonuutssion, all ex|>ense8 paid. The previous one 1005 St. Ange Ave., St. Louis, Mo. beaitb. Come, and make offer for lot. Or will clenn-d $iM>0.00 last summer. AUTOMATIC sell by piece. Send for Hat. Only Arcade In VAUDEVILLE CO., 202 Simpaon St., Fort • city. Population of 45.000. William, Ont. C. M. HAYWARD, El Paso, Texas.

FOR RENT, season 1009 —Trlmpt'r’s well-known , •New Windsor Theatre for a Motion Picture I Theatre, tt'ats 350: oceau front; first floor. D. , the m WAVE TRIMPER, Ocean City, Md. OARROU3 ELL3 Sensational Riding Device FOR SALE. Ueed a • — a a .. j. two seasons. Need room for alterations, TATTOOING MACHINES AND SUPPLITIS THEint BEST.DILO I ■ THETrie SAFEST.OMreOT. cost orlginsHy A3.500.00. Wbat do you Send stamp fur price list. PROF, H. C. MUR¬ olferT Address MANAGER. RIVEKVIEW PAUK. Detroit, Michigan. PHY, 3307 Manchester Ave,, St. Louis, Mo. “A REAL BOOK"—1‘ubllsbed by a real ‘‘Spiel- Since 1867 ..— •'r.” with real experience, real shows. TTie "New Book of Spiels" is really copyrighted, and ‘ ■HEY HAVE A| I I PAmMO DAPICQ - FOR SALE- jirlce is ^.'ic. real money. You really need It. ■ W. H. DUKE, Three Rivers. Mich._ ' lEEN USED IN.N P^lsmlMALL LEADING PARKS Conderman Pcrrl* Wheel, good as new; In flrsl class shape; newly painted. CHAS. BROWN¬ FOR SALE—10 salted peanut vending machines ING, apply 5906 8tata St, Chicago. Ill. and 10 fresh roasted iM‘anut machines. Will sell Write for particulars or call on ■heap: price, $75. 8 tune, 47 key hand organ; _ _ Sketches, Plays, Librettos. up to date music, price $75. W.M. STEPHENS, !18 Washington St., East Liverpool, O. Q.Va , rsA. , UDENTZEL e Iw I ^ e k A successful author of playi will accept a limited Bumber of contracta for Shetchea, Playa TATTOOING MACHINES—design books, stencils Factory—3641-actory—3641 Germantown Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. and all kinds of different colored inks for sale, tildress HAHKIN A BLACK. 200 8. Halsted St., Chicago. Ill. ^‘All nTUCDC BEAT Tfl A ED A 771 E>* CAPTIVE BALLOON FOR SALE CHEAP—Bal .g “ALLALL OTHERSUinCnO DKAIBEAT TO111 A FRAULE’*rllA&ALC limn, Twenty-ts’o Thousand Feet of Gas, Cable. FOR SALE—One black tent 30x60, with side ‘ IM - Net, French Valve. Sand Bags, Baaket, Six — _ .A B B ■■ Homeiiower Fairbanka and Holst; all new. Im iHiles, $50 If taken at once. Address F. A. H., . ■gg_lM gg g.g| iKiasIbl* for me to look after; have too maM Lincoln, Neb. /gg g gb ^k aAM^blV gJlIgbT'^ airships biRikeil for the si'asou. Address CHAS. I 1111 Ml III I n||l|| LJtTROBEU^^TobsU^ WANTED TO BUY—Edison M. P. machine, electric plant, black top, chairs and what you I*\ 11^1 WW Ull I lUvIl want to buy and have for sale at all time*. / ^ 1 “Tho Wolf Hunt” second-hand roller skates. o|>era chair* and mov- h.ave la this line; must be good and cheap.Add. HARRY A. YOUNG. ML Gilead, 0. ^1 THE greatestGREATEST MOVINGmoving PICTUREpicture WssEln^on, c!*^H., Ohio**'*' ^ FOR SALE —Inclln<*d Merry-go-round, called the ■Whirlwind;” carries 60 people, raises 15 ft. I C. * I EVER MADE. wanted -For season 1909 for J. W. WEST high; driven with 10 h. p. motor. Adapted for I ^1W —.ttVjavtVV 1 BHN’S WILD WEST SHOW, Cowboy and part parks. Very cheap. ALEX DAVIDSON, Cedar \fyL\ Oiy t/ Send in your order before your competitor.competltoi. ner. rl.ling and fancy rope throwing; most mi In Slip. Joliet, HI, \^j\ Vi’Hi // xir-:*-. ... comedy also. State your lowest salary. Good TAAoe MARS. / Write for terms and prospectus. treatment. Adtires* at once G. D.. Dayton. 0. - FOR Sale—OOxSO tent, 9 ft. walls, complete, W^X^TBAOE MARS. Ij AUWiOP; 30 ft. round top. with 9-ft. wall. Aige WANTED TO BUY—Armltsge Herschell 20th -«WPO. Address EBERHARDT A CO., 122 8. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. OKLAHOMA NATURAL MDTOSCENE CO. SCENERY of every description. House contracts 605605Fourt.Mllitl.,N.W.,W«lil.et„,O.C. Fourtuitt tt., N.W., Wathlartu, D. C. w.,u, « siK*clalty; no matter where located. Save you . FOR SALE —Circus properly for railroad show money. VAN DYKE, 102S Highland Ave., Kan- and wagon show; also two line trained ilogs. one las City, Missouri. AMUSEMENT PARK TO LET WANTED—Second-hand E flat tuba, must be re- lialde make, good condition and cheap. Other A Kentncky Traction Company, operating In a city of 30,000 Inhabitants, will lease sl .o so « . tv instrnments wanted. 0. KUNITZ, Brownwood, amusement park to a responsible party who will manage same in a manner that will draw cat CRAF DICE, $.1; passera, $..mi; nrai nopa, *•». Texas. patronage. The park baa seventy-five acres, partly wooded, and contalna a .aka for boating marked canla. *’iVs bathing, etc.; equipped with theatre, dancing pavilion, ball park, etc. Addreaa SCI I LY CO., 12» Main Street. Edina. Mo. MAflTf'—Hundreds of new tricks in ad- "TRACTION," care THE BILLBOARD. vanced magic. Cannot be bad else¬ where. Send stamps and ^t posted. Addn>ss FOR SALE—Complete moving picture outfit, or J. S. HARTO, 703 South Capitol Ave., Indian¬ PARK OPPORTUNITY—A Traction Company, having one of the moat beautiful parks in Indiana , , - 20x20 ult frame uu C K IL. apolis, Indiana. with double track line from city of 70,000 population, with five Interurban and aeven steam roads, with drawing population within radius of 25 miles of 130,000, desires to lease the 0|ieratlop 4207 Wabash Ave., Chicago, of said park to proper party or partics.I'ark now containa large refreshment pavilion, dancing VENTRILOQUISM ball. Japanese Ball game, figure eight, toboggan, circle swing, moving pictures, bowling all« WANTED -Attraction for platform *how> must refreshment stands, shooting gallery, pony track, attractive theatre, boating, and la brilliantly pe K«o

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The Competition Tests Prove (he We hare the largeat asaortment of Knife Board '^CHILDS** the Best. Knlvea weat of the Miaalaaliipi Klrer. Ouf prlcea are abaolutelr rock bottom. Wo alto carry a full line of Streetmen’a Oooda, CarnlTal Noveltlea and suoda for Fatra. We are one of tba 500 “CHILDS” oldeat Streetmen'a tupply bouaea In the Cnitod Statea. We bare tbouaanda of aatlalled coato Extinguishers or¬ mera; we can aatlafy you and want your boat § neas. NO SXJBaTITUTlNa nnleaa you aay ao dered by the Gov¬ Ordera ahipped tame day aa rocelTed. ('amlral Wbipa. $8.00 per (roaa. Catalofoe FREE. ernment for the will be on sale at practically every news stand in the P anama Canal COE, YONGE & CO , United States and Canada, on or about March 18. 9th and Lucas Ave., ST. LOUIS, MO. Commission after 40,000 copies of this unu^aJly handsome num¬ the most severe ber will be printed and circulated. If you want a test ever given the copy, tell your newsdealer to one for you, and tell him % Now, At Once.

^ lars and prices. Last season, notwithstanding, the fact that we O.J. CHILDS COMPANY printed 35,000 copies, there were many who.were Sole Mf$rs. unable to get a copy. Utica, New York. U. S. A. Don’t Take Any Chances. ^ ^ The Circling Wife Anuseieit Attractloi CHEAP Why fo to M* for roor heoJthT When a «man capital will bay a 'TIRCLlNO WAVE** of joor own. Tha Send us a subscription order and be on thoisefe ride U pleaaina. healthy and exhilarating. Before in- ▼eeting in any other amoeement write for deecriptire folder, or Yisit oar factory, where yoa can any time side. Rate $4.00 per year ; six cgionths, $2.00 ; tee machine tested. The CIRCLING WAVE is ths nobblsst novelty and the catchiest riding device la three months, $1.00. Single copies at. all news use. Operated by gasoline^ngiae. If oslc by high-class organ ARMITAGE A Bpringvllle. Erie Co.. stands,'or direct from publicatipn office, cents. New York. Absoluttly THEATRICAL TRUNK Noi-Brtakablt Onr “Handow” TbMkt- Bnitehle for .mall rlcal Truak I. a mar- tboatre and morln^ What the Press said of our^l908 Spring Special rel of rtreastb—Stm.T pirtniw .how*. W, B Lias a BaM yauLT. [Fruin tlie iiriHiklyn (X. Y.) leading dailitni In the Unite carry thew cbalr. In It i. made of S ply ««■ Mock and can .biy Staiidurd I'nioiil Statea and Canada should prov nMrlns. eorarml with Immediately. * , , . , a most acceptable Item for th raw hta. flbr. Inalda and ont: haad rlaetad Second.band Cbnin number of booking agent: the reviews < AiK> Mtatins for Aay apeelal .Is. mada out of door UM. "The Billboard, the ^usement leading shows and playhou.si to nrdar WnrTB roB weekly published in Cincinnati. over the country and a thousan oaxaixMiTB. WUhlM. ^ AddiUM. DEPT. B Trunk Mfa Oo , Ohio, has just been Issued, and other valuable things found 1 ' [MIm. T.aaa. STEEL FURNITURE CO.. Braid Rapids, Mieh Is replete with everything inter; number should recommen esting to those engaged in ev- spring Billboard to the anr Boittb Oficu, 2t4 OooBfruM Bt., Boitoa, Xbu ery branch of the amusement usement profession In general, field. There are 160 pages, many of which carry half-tones In , connection with the reading Tl'‘‘ 5c. SHOW matter which covers a broad uiuui, i a.j area. The frontispiece repre- "The Billboard.” one of th sents the out.side view of circus most prominent a m u s e m e n SOUVENIRS tents, with a lady bareback rid- journals published in this cour er sitting on a white horse in the 'tr>-, is just out in its March 2 JtMiMae CblDB WBre. per 100. Prick Matcb Box, per groM . foreground. “The Billboard” is number, and is more than usua If you want a GOOD Jxpaocue Ton Tomb., per groM. well made up. the "ads.” being ly attractive as a Spring Specia CHAIR, ON TIME, l.p.bMe ZIttera, per groM . artistically placed, while the The journal, as usual. Is fille Itpinne Whl.tlca. per grona . at a LOW PRICE, ^paneae Tnrtlea, In Olaaa Box. per groaa.. publication as a whole reflects from start to finish with Infoi Fancy colored Returned Balia, per groaa.. great credit upon its projectors. matlon regarding the movemeni we have it. Inquiries Fancy colored Glaaa Pen lloldera, per groaa itpaneae Tambreena, per groaa . answered same day Horae Bboe kfirrora, per groaa . Skelatan Acrobat., per groaa . as received .’Ask for lapaneae Flag Pusalea. per groaa. catalogue No. 30S. Term*—Half depoalt; balance C. O. D. VEWKAN MFO. CO.. HI Woodland Ava., Clavaland, Ohio. E. N. STAFFORD MFG. CO

Acts playing in or near Kansas City can always find open time Owned and controlled by the 1-astern Pennsylvania Railways Company. Open for propositions The Hippodrome for concessions. Only live, hust- J. R. MANSER, Mgr., Kansas City, Mo. lin^r people need answer. State As each Special Edition of The Billboard in the your proposition in full at first past has been better than its predecessor, we feel writing. C. F. CRANE, General Pas- safe in saying that our 1909 Spring Special will senger Agent, Pottavlllt, Pn. eclipse all former issues, in all departments. Pro¬ fusely illustrated, especially written articles on Fairs, Parks, Circuses, Carnivals, and all out-door A Good interests wdll be features of this number. The Understander Furnishes Music for Parks, edition will have a finely colored lithographed cover. For A-1 acrobatic aiul wire act. Man must ba gi.Nl Romoroault ratrb.-r. For partioulara, add. Carnivals and Circuses. HARRY F. WERER. Artiata’ RepraaanUtiaa. Room 604, 67-7$ So. Clark St., Chicago. Office: 527 First A»e., New York C Will be issued to News Dealers March 15th, and TUBER’S bear date of March 20th. FEBRUARY 27, 1909.

LETTER-HEADS ENVELOPES BIG OPKN AIR ATTRACmON CIRCULARS CONTRACTS LOW PRICES CARDS GOOD WORK Flying Baldwins TICKETS QUICK SERVICE Aarlal B*tiirm and Caatlng Art. T. W. OBEBNXEAr. MOB.. 814 N. Srd St.. Qainor, Ill. POST-CARDS PRESS NOTICES ETI7MMI17DQ AMERICA’S premier STICKERS J till ll ILitxO AERIALISTS -IN THEIR- 20th CENTURY DOUBLE TRAPEZE ACT. Tn laanra prompt attratlon, avoid driaj aad aancraaaarr corremioiidrDce, alwaya aubmil cop; Per. Address, BILLBOARD, Cincinnati or rough akrtrb. wc can not gnote prlcea ontu P. 8.—Now conolderlng offrra for aammor—Ctrcna. Parka or Camlvala. wo know wbat gou want.

CHURCH PRINTING CO. txS HALF-TONE .7So 3x4 HALF-TONE .11.00 416 ICbn Strt'et, CINCINNATI, - - - OHIO. Special Dcalgncd Letterkeoda oar SpaeUltj. —SKETCHES FBEB.— Knoxville Engraving Co. Bale Street, KNOXVILLE, TENN

Twenty-four minutes in refined comedy, replete with the best of singing and danc¬ ing. One of the strongest drawing cards in the South. Southern and Texas mana¬ gers looking for a box office attraction, Vaudeville Acts address any of the Southern agents or Wanted Flrat-Clasa, A-1 VaudeTlUe Acts; Novelty Acts preferred. In Ural letter state 'length of act; describe CAROUSELS fully, lowest salary, etc. Only box- Merry-Oo-Rounds, Riding Galleries, office attractions wanted. Raxzle Dazzles, Striking Machines, Doll Raeks for Parka, Picnics, Fairs and W. P. READY'S VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE Carnivals, Amusemsnt Outfitters. Dearett Earl, our Soubrette. Crtseenl Theatre lullding, NASHVILLL TCMN. HERSCHELL-SPILLMAN CO., Sweeney Street, THE LONDON NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y., U. S. A.

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,VTHE FOLLOWING MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF nLMS HAVE BEEN LICENSED BY THIS COMPANY: American Mutoscope and Lubin Manufacturing Company Edison Manufacturing Company Pa the Freres Essanay Film Manufacturing Company Selig Polyscope Company Kalem Company Vitagraph Company of America George Kleine

LICENSED EXCHANGES The following exchanges have been licensed, and at the present time are the only exchanges that are authorized to handle licensed films:

Actorraph Company.60 Union Square, New York City Lubin Film Service.140 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Acto^raph Company.Troy, N. Y. Michigan Film and Supply Co.82 Griswold Street, Detroit, Mich. Alamo Film Exchange.405 Main Street. Dallas, Texas. Miles Bros., Inc.259 Sixth Avenue. New York. N. Y. Alamo Film Exchange.304 Conroy Building, San Antonio, Texas. Miles Bros., Inc.Washington and Dover Streets, Boston, Mass. American Film Exchange.545 Wabash Building, Pittsburg, Pa. Miles Bros., Inc.790 Turk Street. San Francisco, Cal. American Film Service.126 Monroe Street, Chicago, Ill. Mitchell Film Exchange.120% Main Street, Little Rock, Ark. American Film Service.168 North Main Strvet, Memphis, Tenn. Monarch Film Exchange_201 Thompson Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. American Vitagraph Company.116 Nassau Street. New York. N. Y. Montana Film Exchange.41 North Main Street. Butte. Mont. Buffalo Film Exchange.13% Genesee Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Morton Film Exchange.107 Sixth Street, Portland. Ore. C. A. Calehuff.Fourth and Green Streets, Philadelphia Pa. National Film Company.100 Griswold Street. Detroit, Mich, Calumet Film Exchange.Masonic Temple. Chicago. Ill. National Film Renting Company.Spokane, Wash. Eugene Cline & Co.59 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. Novelty Moving Picture Co.418 Turk Street, San Francisco, Cal. Eugene Cline.268 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, ohlo Film Exchange.16 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio. Clune Film Exchange.727 South Main Street. Los Angeles. Cal. pearce & Scheck.223 North Calvert Street, Baltimore. Md. Colorado Film Exchange Co.320 Charles Building, Denver, do\o. Pennsylvania Film Exchange.403 Lewis Block. Pittsburg. Pa. ^luinbla Film Exchange.414 Ferguson Building, Pittsburg,^Pa. people's Film Exchange.126 Univerelty Place. New York City. Theatre Bldg., St. Louis. Mo. Philadelphia Film Exchange_1229 North 7th Street, Philadelphia Pa. I'^ I*” -Crawford Theatre, El Paso, Texas, putsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. .121 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. ^*‘^**^"** ^°.Hopkins’ Theatre. Louisville, Ky, pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co.Wllkee-Barre, Pa. O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co-Shubert Theatre, New Orleans. La. p^tsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. .601-3 Central Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. Harry •...347 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg. Pa. putsburg Calcium Light & Film Co.Neave Bldg., Cincinnati. Ohio. ^rry Da^a;r.-.'.-...... -.. .Buffalo, N. Y. putsburg Calcium Light & Film Co... 421 Walnut Street, Des Moines, la. ^7**'•' • • • * ..Market Street. Philadelphia, Pa., pjttsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. .60-62 Brownell Block, Lincoln. Neb. STTwif .LUicoln Avenue, Denver. Colo. Exchange.103 Randolph Street, Chicago. Rl. Dixie Film Company.620 Commercial Place, New Orleans, La. _ __tqoo ai. _ Southern Film Exchange.1822 Fourth Avenue, Birmingham, Ala, Iteqnesne Amoeement Supply Co..l«4-5 Bakcwell Bldg. 'Pittsburg, Pa. „ ^ i-kvi., TV...... A_..-___ r> » A. .. A j A.T A .. ,T Southem Film Exchange.148 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Duquesne Amusement Sup. Co., 286 Montlcello Arcade Bldg., Norfolk, Va. _ „ „ a ^ a. . th Edison Display Co.1116 T^lrd Avenue. Seattle: wU. f . Clark Street. Chicago. . , Edison Display Co.166% Fourth Street. Portland, Ore. Standard Film Exchange..79 Dearborn Street Chicago, I . Electric Theatre Supply Co.... 47 North Tenth Street. Philadelphia.'Pa. Film Exchange.. .120 Randolph Street Chlcag^ Ill. Greater New York Film Rental Co....24 Union Square, New York City. Superior Film Supply Co.621 Nasby Bldg., Toledo. Ohio. C. J. Hite Company.Monadnock Block. Chicago. Ill. ... Pa. Howard Moving Picture Co..664 Washington Street. Boston. Mass. ^m. H. Swanson & Co.160 Lake Street. Chicago. Ill. Imperial Film Exchange.44 West 28th Street. New York City. Swanson Co. of Omaha.406 Karbach Block. Omaha. Neb. Imperial Film Exchange.299 River Street, Troy. N. Y Swanson St. Louis Film Co... .200 N. 7th Street. St. Louis Mo. ' Imperial Film Exchange... .803 Ninth Street. N. W.. Washington. D. C. Talking Machine Co.97 Main Street. East. Rochester. N. Y. Imported Film and Supply Co.708 Union Street. New Orleans. La. Film Exchange.664 South Broadway. Los Angeles. Cal. Kent Film Service.218 Nicholas Bldg., Toledo. Ohio. Theatre Film Supply Co.202 South Tryon Street. Charlotte. N. C. Kleine Optical Company.2008% Third Avenue, Birmingham. Ala. Theatre Film Supply Co.2007 Second Avenue. Birmingham. Ala. Kleine Optical Company.667 Washington Street. Boston. Mass. Theatre Film Service Co.86 Dearborn Street. Chicago. Ill. Kleine Optical Company.62 State Street. Chicago. Ill. Theatre Film Service Co....1038 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco. Cal. Kleine Optical Company.302 Boston Bldg., Denver. Colo, ^rent & Wilson.63 East Third Street. SaR Lake City, Utah. Kleine Optical Company.229 Commercial Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa. 20th Century Optlscope Co.69 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. Kleine Optical Company.214 Traction Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind. 20th Century Optlscope Co.Shukert Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Kleine Optical Co. of California.. 369 Pacific Electric Bldg., Los Angeles. 20th Cfentury Optlscope Co.408 Eccles Bldg., Ogden. Utah. Kleine Optical Company.662 Sixth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Turner & Dahnken....1660 Ellis Street, San Francisco, Cal. Kleine Optical Company.309 Melhorn Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Twin City Calcium & Stereoptlcon Co,. 709 Hennepin Ave., Mlnneapolla. Kleine Optical Company of Missouri.. 623 Commercial Bldg., ilt. Louis. United Film Exchange.... 717 Superior'Avenue, N. B., Cleveland, Ohio. Lake Shore Film and Supply Co..314 Superior Ave., N. E., Cleveland, O. U. S. Film Exchange.132 Lake Street, Chicago, III. H. Lleber Co.24 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Vaudette Film Exchange Co....103 Monroe Street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Laemmle Film Service.196 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. p. l. Waters.41 East 2l8t Street, New York City. Laemmle Film Service.Main and Sixth Streets. Evansville. Ind. Alfred Weiss’ Film Exchange.219 Sixth Avenue, New York City. LAemmIe Film Service...... 78 South Front Street, Memphis, Tenn. western Film Exchange.949 Century Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Laemmle Film Service. .1121-23 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. Minn, western Film Exchange.307 Grand Avenue. Milwaukee. Wla. lAemmle Film Service.800 Brandels Block. Omaha, Neb. western Film Exchange .201 Miners’ Bank Bldg., Joplin, Mo. Laemmle Film Service....419-20 Marquam Grand Bldg., Portland. Ore. Wonderland Film Exchange. .Seventh St A Liberty Ave., Pittsburg. Pa. • Film service.161 Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah. wheelan-Loper Film Co.339 Main Street Dallas. Texas. Lubin Film Service.21 South 8th Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Renting Co.622 Main Street Kansas City, Mo. Lubin Film Service.610 Paul-Gale-Greenwood Bldg., Norfolk, Va

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