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Tlie Billboard JULY 16, 1922

« 4 rf^ V « o Hospital. Central laltp. I.. I., at an ad- appearenre waa with Mr». Flake In “Lntwhile I ■ I KhI T*Dce(l The wa** fortncrly con* Susan'*. J[ £ £ ij tralto with the Metropolitan op. ra (ompany. VOGT.'? MILES—Elmer Vofta. blind nlaniit , , w> , . WABNER—W E.. 76 years old. father of fca and music teacher, and Etta Miles, also a mn. In the PrOieRSlOn c. Wamer. aeneral acent and traltlo maiiaiter tic teacher, were married June 28 at Kutland of the Sells-Kloto Circus, dii-d In Syracuse. N. \ t. Both are teachers in the music Si issii ------y., July 5. Mr. Warner underwent a serious for the blind at Orerlea Park. Baltimore Md stomach operationiperation last fall from w'hii'hwnicn hene never wai'W^jat?WACKSAI.I-irt'l'tTk'iv irA-roT'A-iv u....n.n. w...... • - • RKSESSOM—Audrey, lb. an Australian stage Shows, died a short time ago in Toungstown. fully recovered.iered. He laIs survived by his widow, KSALL-FhUSTtlN^ Wacksall,Wacksall. :a,Zi. beauty with the Williamson Show in MellHiurne. Ufaio. three daughter!ighters. Mrs. Ernest Klo.sl. Bonner. ■“? •'^‘•teln. 18. were marrosl was shot and killed by her husband, who Las OESTSICH_Mrs mother of Mrs. Perry. Id.;.; Mrs. Victor Ssluiry, Trenton, N. J.; *“ . '****^ been employed at one of the film exchanges in m,,.;.. n •y Johnson. Syracuse, N. Y., and son, WEBEK-MILLEH—Edwin J. Weber, musical rdry?'^L;"'i^tVrrr,of'5ra; "and’‘X^^^^^^ ’‘’'d'”'"* "‘Vh ?d"cTa7n4“^Tc•hic^:*^ IHrector for Karyl Norman, the Creole Fashion be bad killed his wife, eommitted suicide. At 1“*'" ^r;:“ a®,k i o, I’late, was married in New York on Juue rj the time of her death Mrs. Anderson was uii- ^bor of the Wellington Hotel, Albany, N, Y., WHITE .loseph, •*. ai‘"o «<: Jewel derstudy to Madge Elliott, in ''Going I'p”. A "’“‘P 3. She bad been in ill heaUb for sev- Sells-Kloto Cirrus, was mn oyer and killed aix-muntb-old daughter survives. eral months. fey a utility wagon on the circus grounds In ANDRA—Fern, dancer and European film O'NEILL—Sarah Cecilia Hamilton, DO. mother nnde7*»h.'*wTen*ir'wiien atar. was killed In an airplane accident in Jomes <• ,Neill, of the Actors’ Egulty execu- deceased was a^eep under the COMING ^RIAGES Germany July 5. Misa Andra was liorn n VV ^ i’*****' were bitchy *®._i!,. *llS..i, passed over bia head, crushing hit skull. The Wataeka, Ill. She went to England to study dan- delphia were held last week at the under- e ng in 1914 and later becamee famoualamons as a OSBOURNE—George, for many years elec- r'S'i'lL "-..w. ■»» H,>u reside in that triilia. died rereully of pneumonia. aw.iiting word f*^o™ *• i,.*' ** ” It was announced in Boston last week tn.i C*ty. RYAN—trtliur, concessioner, with the John Beved YVhite lived in Balias, Tex. Marilynn Sillier and Jack Plckford will V. .ti 1 1 , A...I Robinson Circus, died of an acute attack of married in Hollywood, Calif . August 1 Mra ARVON—Leslie, aerial artist, died last April, In Auckland. New Zealand. Heiio badhlrf**r^/lrl..i retired “Pl'cndieitis at the Pontiac Hospital. Pontiac, RflRnnfROPC Charlotte Plckford. Jack's mother, after spend¬ ing two weeks in Boston, is now in Los An- from professional life some time,e agoago. ’^‘*0 ^ 6‘' Louis, i5urviv<*s. MARRlAGfcS• — gelei completing arrangements for the wedding BARNETT—John J.. 77. who, in his day, was When •'Sally" closes In Boston July 15 Jiig, SHERRICK—Clifford H., well-known hualne^a one of the besb known platform sin-ers in Aus- Miller will go to New York to select her trout- tralia. died in that country recently. Altho nd- ni^n and familiar penvtT theateriroera, died faa #|«a ProfttAftlOB aeau and will then hasten to L>s Angeles Tani'cd in year* Mr. Harnett wa« reinarWald.v Joseph s Hospital, that city, Ju'y 5, * It la reported from Ixindon that .'tonhie virile and had retained a p<»werful v«*ice iiii following an illness uf thirteen weeke. Mr. - — Tucker, who Is now appearing at the Hippo¬ within a few weeks of his demise. Klo rrlek, who Wsis 22 years old, atten<1«‘d Fast drome there, will soon become the bride of a BELLO—Enos, automobile race driver, w.u* “."1 BEAL-WISDOM — Jack BeaL concesal killed in an accident in a race at San I-uis il ti l»oxH>ffice of the smith's Greater I’nlted Shows, and \ Oblapo. Calif., July 3. ,i n **"“ Wisdom, of New Kensington. Pa., vaude BENTTW II r nctnr wis fiiuinl dead at Company, and for three years actreaa, were married recently at the 1 ‘‘'bbd dead at with the Wilkes I'layers, Most recently he th« hrido’. narents in New Kensington 210 Went Iifty-Third street. New York, July had Uen treaMirer of the latter organisation. ** *“* * I“teiiu in New Kensington. DIVORCES 1. The laxly was lorwarled to W'aukon, la., .surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mr*. George BISCtiW'-W.VRI)—Morris Biscow, 24. bit former home, fur bural Fherriek, and three sisttrs, Bessie, Uiive and actor, and Sarah V. Ward, actress, both Of BRISTER—Gertrude Mae. last seen with Itutb Slicrrick. New York City, were married July 5. In th« Prof«Miona awlwRRIOIl Oliver Moroseo s "Bird of Paradise’ (onipany, SMITH—Thomas Duval, youngest son of K. BLACKBrRN-rn\PT—EdwardBLACKBCRN-TRAFT—Edward J.J Blaekbum,Blaekbum „ „ " Vhre7 v'eVs"d ed las’;' 77ek a? t'iie i:“ue ^llf t' -Sniitb. died recently in Salisbury, of Lafayette,Lafa^trer Ind.,iml . anda^^.H^Crift. Marie Craft, both con- William Seabury. dancer and matineematmee Idd.k herparents 'liiK W'urner iienuV t'h^ • neefed with the K. 'G.‘G. Barkoot S?!iows,Sfhows. were F** divorce last week In Chicago Brlster and’her hiislmnd were eontracted to ap- . SPAIN—William, a stunt aviator, fell 2.000 married on the midway at Ixirain, O., June 28. 'j*'™ Billieo_^5?,^/nd\* Shaw. vaudcTlIlp of^deserOo^ and musical com-c, pear with Naximova In The YVhite P.-acixk" to his death at Seneca. Mo. on the after- Mr. Blackburn is an engineer. RaV MVe?a'wcU^known'*'‘.’‘"1*"" - the comliig st-u-on Funeral services were held noon of July 4. The deceased leaped from a _‘•Kit■J Mt^ti, wWl EDowDknown IsiokingiHMiking igrotagent onoD th>> JuU 7 wfth burTal in “lontriX V'emeterv Chi- "'R'' » parachute which failed to open. CrNNINGHAMCrNN'INGHAM LEE—H. F. Cunningham. ?/'«*>K»*th Circuit, waswaa granted a divorce fifpim July 7. with burial in -Montrose i.m.t.r}, tin ,rag,al.v was witnessed t.y .l.tsst ,x-rsons. non-professional, of Ft. Monroe,Monroe. Va.,Ta.. and Mia, ?'?****Mj^Be M.ver, in New Y'orkYork last week. In¬ BticKLEY-Tliomas B 11 rears old died at SPATH—Toseph. .16. owner of the Monroe BohhieLw of Atlanta Ga.. rhoru8 girl, were fidelity and desertion were given as cauaea. hi. home in Ba Xm Wi-: ^u'^ 5 following Airdome Theater. 8t. Louis. Mo., died last ““"led July 1 at Durham. N. C. __ 5 long Illness. .Mr B.i.kley Xa. for many week from the effect* of a bullet wound. Mr. ENBIGHT-M^OMAS-CarM MfComaa prom- RTRTH^ years treasurer of the Kingling Bros.’ Circus. ^-f-Tla'd «nd «hot by highwaymen Inent theatrical »'ar a„d y\ alter J. Enright, BI^HS leaving that show when the Kingllngs ae- •" fore the entrance «pf his theater. His wife well known as an Illustrator and cartoonist, ijulrednulred the Barnum A- BaileeBailey propertyproperty. Mr. *>'“ J'"’ divorce. were married in New Y<*k July 6. Miss Me- Buckley was one of the best known men in the To Members of tho Profoition circus business and is said to have been wealthy. After leaving the Itlnglings be never went back into active circus life again. To Mr. and Mr*. Lorenso Qnlllin. of the famon* Qnillln Family, aerohats, July 2, a CLARKE—Joseph, veteran tent man witn ten-pound daughter, at their aummer home In Perry's Circus, died in Perth, Australia, April Syraente, O. Mrs. guillln and baby are do¬ 2U. after a long illness. ROBERT JOSEPH CONNELLY ing nicely. COLLINCWOOS—John O.. 69, died at bia To Mr. and Mr*. Buren Moad. of the .\nto- home in Newluirgh, N. Y'.. July 4, after a m:itic Fish Pond Company. Toledo. 0.. *n lingering Illness. He was the son of the Bobert Jt'sepb Connelly, 13 years old, affectionately known to thouMnds of film elgbt-and-oae-half-pound daughter, at their builder of the Colllngwood Opera House, Pough¬ lover* as Bobby, died July 6 at the home of bis parent* in Lynbrook, N. Y., of acute home in Toledo, Jane 28. keepsie. N. Y. bronchitis, after an illness of several months. Bobby was one of the aereen’s most To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Olive, known profev CRAMER—L. M •‘Shorty’*, promotion man promising child actors. sionally as Ruby and Benny May. Joly 7, a for the Blome, Correnson A Landers Shows, died Bobby Connelly was born April 4, 1909, at 483 E. Ninth atreet, Flatbnsh, Brooklyn, ten-pound son, who has been cbriateni-d Rennie recently at San Leandro, Calif., leaving desti¬ N. Y. He liegan his career In pieturea at the age of four with the old Kalem Company. M., Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Olivg are with Benton's tute a wife and two-month-old baby. Mrs. A short time after this he appeared with Tom Moore, and subsequently waa engaged Comedia nr Cramer resides at .7.16 Connecticut street. San by the Vitagraph Company, where he remained five years, appearing in a series of To Mr. and Mr*. Lorenso Qnlllin. of the Francisco. thirty ‘‘Bunny Jim" piotiires, which were highly suceesaful. Bobby made his greatest Famon* Qnlllin Family, acrol>ats, July 2, a DUANNE—.\nna. 19. died the evening of bit in ‘ Humoresque", while bia work In "'Tbe Good Provider" and "The Old Oaken ten-poiind daughter at their summer home in Jn.y 8 in Bellevue Hospital, New York. MNa Bucket" was also acclaimed. Syraruse. O. Mrs. QniEIn and baby are doing nicely. Duanne had l>ecn in the choruses of eweral Among the successful photoplay* Bobby appeared In were: “A Child for Sale", "The Broadway productions. Law Decides”, "Ixive’s Sunset", “A Prince in a Pawnshop" and "The Island of Ke- To Mr. and Mrs. Bnren Moad, of tbe Anto- matic Fish Pood Co.. Toledo, O., an eight-iD'l- GOLDEN—Ch-irles O., 42, who ha* operated generation". A short time ago be finished working in a film called "Wild Youth", In a ferria wheel in the rarioii* amusement park* one-half-|s>nnd daughter at their home in To¬ which Virginta Pearson, Mary Anderson, Julia Swayoe Gordon and Harry Morey worked, ledo, June 26. and at celehrationa in California, dropped dead and wliich will be released in September. of heart faSiin’ whi'.e taking down hi* wheel To Mr. and Mr*. Ben Olive, known profes¬ As a child Bobby attended the parochial school of the Holy Innocents in Flatbnsb, ' at Lo* Angeles, June 24. Ue wa* a member sionally as Buby and Bennie May, at Johannis- and for a number of years had been a pupil of tbe Professional Cliildren's School. of the Eagles and of Roosevelt Camp, United tiirc, HI., July 3, a ten-pound son who has Surviving are his parents, Joseph and Frances Connelly, vaudeville and picture actors; Gtnte* War Veteran*. been ehristened Rennie M.. Jr. Mr. and Mrr a Bister, Helen, and two brothers, Arthur and Leonard. Tbe fiinert] service* were held Olive are with Benton's Comedians. HARRINGTON—George, actor-mnnager and at St. Baymond's R. C. Church, Lynbrook, July 8, with a solemn requiem mats. Inter¬ old-time English music-hall favorite, died In ment was in Elmont Cemetery. England. June 14. Prior to his death he bad CHANGES IN MANAGEMENT been in film work. JOHNSON—Mrv. Maud, wife of Adrian R. (Co^inued from page 17) Johnson, professionally known as •‘Happy""Happy" ' —---- ■ Amusprripnt Company has made no an- Johnson, biaekfarc i-omediun. died at her home. 609AwTcrtvlrH' Ledyard street.‘ 'iu.fmtt"Detroit. MiXMieh.. “‘of of tubercu- STARK—Mfs. 'Dell,“ well known to. profes-1* Coma* recently Inherited so estate of $200,060. noiinrempnt COncernlntJ a hOUSe tO losl*. Julv 6. .drdr anrMrs-and Mrs ^John-on were mar- fo'k. **“??died '•u'ldenl.TKurtdenl.v at her home in take its place. Tied•XoX onnn tbethe stagekIbcp ofnf ax Hurkburnett.Itiirklinrnett Tex.,Tex tbea- T'Y.,It ^uthrop. N. Y., June 16. Interment wa* nery. of PittKliurg. I be couple stated they , m ■w . j, ter, DeeemlierDSrcml^J 2.'1. 19'JO.lO'Al PriorPriT to lier inarrlace in 1*“'the "Wintbrop -ntbrop Cemetery. "‘P “ Pveaeot. The future of the Loland. recently Mra.Mrs. Johnson was known as Maude Murry.Murry She STRACHAN—WilliamSTRACHAN—William ('., known in Canadian continue her stage career poM to a real estate man by Mr. Proc- bad Epponrod in several New York Musical theatrical, hrokeru^e and advertisiD»r circles, ' NT^HIXnN—K. Hunt and Virginia ta uncortain nnrl It Ia nnid it mav lirodurtions. waa found dead in his nsim at Metiill College pixon.__lhe latter a niemlo-r of the "Mu.-ir Box ' j • KEENEY—-loseph.KEENEY—Joseph known professionally a*as av.-nue. .Montreal, July 16. He was married to • "'ft married in Ixirrlimont,Ixirrhmont, Conn., Tioinot lieoc contmuencontinued HS .71an amUSCmenl Joe Fblev.Ftiley, rtd cded Junee 2"SS in Providence.Provldepee,Provldepee R.R ladta ,Linthi>yJuly '»•**- house.house 1.,I.. following a long Illness.llness The deceas.deceaseddeceas- d’wa*d wa* ‘‘“''iy ’D*'-' Straeliaii,btrachaii, who was wellw'cll kn^ownknown KISER-AI.RUECHT—JoeKlSER-ALBUErHT—Joe P. ("Cheyenne") 87 years old. He began'gan hiahis eareer with the w*" V**!*'* aB® interested in Kiaer, the Anz-.iia r.xleo king, and Irene Al- p*i i erAcniu akio Old Anston ,V- i»ter of years waswis'^Bwn seen in Cohan ->‘'*J'‘''»V's.-vtaje-ty s. was piayiiigi.Iayli.g stocksiock Lateri.ater hene was breeht.lireelit, of Baltimore, w.-r.-w.-r- married on July .1 pOPcno TRFNTON'rDCKi-mai -rucATCPC list waiX interested in the Theatertheater National Irancsis. at Baltimore f-rf-.r the aeeond tineI me For a more rUKrun TKEIMTOIMlnc.PlltJIM intMIcno tc Harris productions, the last being "Stop SUDDUTH—Hugh T.. writer, poet and play- detailed ui count see Bowdy V\ addy column in - Thief”. Wright, died July 4 at his home, 227 Clermont „ Altho It is onlv midsummer, plans avenuy. Brink yn. N. Y., from pneumonia. Be- LATSON-BOSCH—T.inrod S- Ijiyson, 70, and , ,, , m , vr t ald.-s being a widely known Journalist, Mr. Catherine Bo-, h. 19, the latter, aceording to *''*** SCBSOn In Trenton. IN. .1.. In loving memory of my dear Duddutb Iiud a spl. nd er of the nre well under way. The South Broad He was a finished piano player and iioss.-.ss.d Ziegfeld ‘ Folllea". were marritd in Now York Street TKentnr Stite Street Thoa- little wife, a fine t.-nor voi.e. He had alH.> written some C ly July 3. rortei i neaie^ tne tstaie rMrtt t i u " dramatic playlets. He was 72 years old. McT.VBE COTTER_Grover MiTsbe, riown and the Trent are dark, but IBC GERTRUDE KEITH SWOYER—Mrs. Clnrl. .. mother of Mali with the S. l!s F .’,to C reu*. ami Hallie Cotter, rapitol, St. Ueuls and Orpheum. all in who passed on July 5, 1922. Delno. p. niy Barts and Stella La Pearl, and also with .'k ll-noto. were married at Decatur, the heart of the City, are Still runninp KrandmothfT of 1. I»**lno, difil at li«*r h* hip Id III., Ji;ly 4- « , ROBT. BRISTER. UpadiiiK, I'a.. June lls. Huh PpIdu wum piaylnir i»ai*ki*h \v if krir t a tinn fxoollont patronapo. in the I'ageant of Progr. .-s at B.H-k Mand, Theater (Cr^iiMe Tex The State Street Theater, a vaudc- 111., when sninm-med lo her mothers deatlilx-d. ,,, to.aiir, , eniiaKr. ie»., ... ,,, _ but the mother du-d before she arrived. J, notiprofesMonal, were mar- yUle and motion picture house, will fC- KELLY—Tbe father «if Dan (BBl) Kelly, of . •'“‘‘t m tmit plare recently. _ , , , tbe Dodson A- Cherry Shows, died reiently in TANFNBAt;ll--Km:inuei.TANFNBAm—Emantml. .11,..1, r.real al estate op- ..p.-,,BF.FD SFITZr-/''^ Hnrrr Heed ,nnir writer.. and. main closed Untiluntil aboutnhout the first of thethC New Y’ork City eratierHtf r and membernifmbf*r of thetlio Friars'Friarw’ ( Inb. dieddlod Kr-M» Si.IM.i n/iv. HarryMarry Kefd,Bud, aongaon^ writerwrltf^r and _ Imt.rrkvnmnnt* nf nn Av»AnovtenslV’B4aK*A „ ' ■ T , , IT ^ suddenly. Jiiiv :{. at bis home. 119 West laith m'lyb'ol d re.tor and Helen Seitz, a memtu-r Y'-'F- Improvements Of an exten. LEWIS—Harry J . operator of the Harry j. ^Meet. New York, fr-m heart dis.ase. He b.-- ’''e 'le-riis of the rliea Pavla Show, a tab- CllHracter tire beinR mnde to both tno

bers or ineee looRe^ ni 4.ra.yi»orK miiir rr_ T- ___ i'liAui-lYTaA I 1—"rap ’ Wflitor IT. hhtrn. fonoral in a body. He w.-ir formrrly connpotf'd THOMPSON—Tommy, Jr-. threo-Tnonth-

i* oldcm'."c Cfim y Island eiephant trainer, waa mar- aetre8.S. is try head the Actresses’ Com- FVineralFnncral services were held July 8 in Dubnqne,Dubuque, '^emeury.<^«'niet. ry. rjed "on July 6 lo Emma M. Cololn. 22. lo New “ , ‘ 'IV .. , P>orIv la.la.,Is htahia former home. TRUITT—Betsy,TK,UITT—Betsy. 4-year4-yearoId old danglilerdaughter of Jack York (’ lly."v- mittee Ofoi theme .-siiiiiinaiNational Womansvvuiiiuiib Party MAUGEE — Fred L.. 83. principal stock- B;r*^X'-d'ar^t9-da'li’r“Mo'”M«V 7ee^^^ .T R E V O It rLABRNDON-Wllllam Trevor, the approachlnR campalBB- hoder in the Bnekeye hake P*rk Company. „„n''pr,..j ,rhtle idayliig with fireworka In front X”'''' werehant. and Anita Clsrendon, Mrs. R'lskc will speak in tOWnS WhelT died in a h^pltal in Newark^O.. July 3, fol- „f j,,.,. i,„n)r. When her dreaa raiiebt fire Mr. ^ 'T*’ z*" " thlld aetreaa and _i. onnears nn tour In hchalf Of tho lowing an lllneaa of several montha. He wa* Triittt rolled her in the grass, but she waa so ■**" prcmlnent In theatrlral circles, were appears on tour in nenail OI in born in Fairfield County. Ohio. Interment wa* badly burned alie died two hourt later. married recent y in HI. Thomaa* Churcli. New party. Mary Garden has been made ” VUMMALO—'rife”'intant daughter of Angelo VICAT — Hidonla. known profesalonally a* the found'^ng of”the^mVge Door Vnn*^'and' the *‘^R*Fman Of the Slnprers’ Committee llnmmalo, band director of the Bubln A Cherry Sldonla Vicar, died June II in the New York National Stage 'IVumen'* Exchange. Her Uit of the National Woman’s Party.