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Volume XXL No. 41 CINCINNATI—NEW YORK—CHICAGO October 9, 1909

On Amusement Life and Environment!

J. C. Wodetsky writes of an amusing conversation he overheard while who desires something goes to the Polar Square, where the Pole is located, out West with the Sells-Kloto Consolidated Shows. Two brothers were born and, kneeling, makes their wish known, which is instantly gratitted. and had lived all their lives on the big range country of Southeast Montana. It looks as though a merry time is in store for Dr. Cook and Commander __^ _ _ _ They both having worked for the cele- Peary, as Bailey and Austin’s claim for the honor is well nigh unassailable, i ~ brated. - L.- O.- Ranch, which comprises and they are confident, when they go before a jury made up of the world’s j-' , i an area of forty miles square, where Arctic scientists, that they, and they alone, will be awarded all the honor and , ' ' ^ _ ; • ,![ ■ thousands of cattle and horses are glory as being the first to discover The Top o’ th’ World. r kept. Neither of these boy had ever , ■ y- •^een a building that had anything but ^ ' '.i:;."; - }_ r ' a dirt roof on it until the fall of 1908, E. Arthur Richardson, manager of the Edwin J. Hadley Company : I ’ ■ I’''.'” — when the elder of the two was sent of a funny set to he had with a country manager. ii! . I .:'.i _ f‘* Chicago with a consignment of cat- Mr. Richardson having an open night decided to fill it under the au - -- - J—- * . tie, comprising 7,000 or 8,000 head. of the local brass band in W-. ^ He, never having seen the sights of a After making satisfactory arrange- I city, was given the privilege by the foreman and all the principal things ments with the band, he approached I f — of intere.st were shown him the manager of the “opery," who was -- k?"* Of all sights, the Masonic Temple Interested him most, and after return- also town constable, village post- - Ij*?' ir j range country he called all his cow-punching friends together, master, auctioneer and sexton of the * | including hLs brother, and began relating his experiences in the great metrop¬ olis and of the sights he had seen. They listened with intense interest to his “Can I have next Saturday night for minute description of the tall buildings. After he had described the height the band?’’ asked Richardson. “ of his favorite, the Ma.sonlc Temple, giving the number of stories, each one “Yes, if yew wanter pay the price,” ... of them a certain height, and the total making 28 storie.s, his brother, taking replied the long-whiskered hermit. a pencil and figuring the fotal height, turned to his brother, and said: "Now, “How much for one night, Mr. Green?” look here. Bill. If this here buildln’ is as high as you tell for. how in h- “Waal, we don’t rent it by the night, we rent it by the hour.” Mr. Rich¬ ardson turned his back long enough to suppress a smile, and replied. “How much per hour, Mr. Green?” “One dollar per hour,” he replied. “Does that include electricity, piano, scenery, etc.?” “Y'essur, everythun’ in the house.” • “Weir I’ll take it,” replied Mr. Richardson, "but we don’t usually pay over seventy-five cents. Sign your name right here, Mr. Green. Good-day.” After getting out on the street, Mr. Richardson reread the contract. Y'es, there it was. A house that seated 600 for $1.00 per hour. One hour. $1.00; two hours, $2.00, etc. And he figured the opera house would cost him about $2.50. On an extremely cold winter day, * A The show arrived in town early. They' got the keys from the old man a few fellow.s were In a thirst-quench- at 10 o’clock a. m. They lingered around the theatre during the afternoon Ing establishment in the Chicago Op- and opened to a packed house that evening. After the show, the company, era House Building, next to the alley, all packed up. noticed the old gentleman waiting around for his money. Mr. on the Clark street side. Foy, who . ' Richardson had $3.00 all counted out. $2.50 for the theatre and fifty cents for had been rehearsing, left the opera waiting. house by the stage entrance and came Into the saloon by the rear door. He "Here’s your money. Mr. Green.” rushed up to the bar and. after making a swipe along the bar with his hand, “Oh, but that ain’t enuff,” said Mr. Green. and then hohiing up his closed fist, said to the genial barkeeper: “Fly or no “But my contract says one dollar per hour. Our show lasted two hours “y, for the drinks for the crowd.” and thirty minutes, equal to $2.50.” The barkeeper, not having seen a fly for months, and considering the “Yes, but yew got the keys this mornin’ at 10 o’clock; you are handin’ lero weather, looked as though it pained him to do it. but said; “No fl;!” ’em in at eleven. Thirteen hours. It’s thirteen dollars.” Thereupon Foy opened his hand, in which reposed the remains of a summer’s There was no use of protesting. The law says: “When you secure the before fly, many of which he had picked out of cobwebs under the Chicago keys your rent begins.” Mr. Wlse-acre was thirteen to the good and we had Opera House stage. the experience. This happen.s quite frequently with the foxy old gent, who.se The barkeeper was game, and as it looked like a good thing, Foy invited whole hall would naturally rent for eight dollars. the crowd to go with him around the corner to Berry’s, then over to the Sher- rnan House, anil then— Oh. well, what’s the use? He certainly did work over¬ time that fly joke. Even Billy Boyle put up the big feed on it about 4 g. m. “Say, did it ever occur to you that it takes two to make a ‘knock’?” asked Joseph M. Weber, the genial actor-manager. “Of course, in your own mind, you are always telling yourself what you think of the other fellow. Arctic weather is in sight for some time to come, and that a thaw will You may say very good things of him, never rnelt the feelings of I’eary toward Cook is a safe bet. but you are thinking very bad things Every day brings forth spleen of contradictions from the alleged heroes of him. But it takes two to make a _ Frozen North. "It was I.” says good, substantial knock. If you knock f JF “You’re another. I nailed the other fellow in the presence of a I fh® •'ttk first.” says Peary. And so it third party, unless the third party ac¬ goes, between cable and wireless, from quiesces in your sentiments, you will KNOC.S l\N3C!t W/yr ' Danish Capital and the Frozen find that your knock will fall flat and » / ’// i ^ North, while the scientific minds of maybe you are praising the other fel¬ low before you know it. But let the third party agree with you and the knock will come to a head. “.And it takes two to enact a play. And. did it ever occur to you that a the world’s greatest explorers for nigh drama is built up of a series of knocks? Take Othello, take Hamlet, take four centuries. Romeo and Juliet, take The Climax. All founded on knocks. Consider the M hy all this controversy and publicity over a subject which was made modern tank melodrama, with jts midnight bridge and salt and pepper dinner *'*'*ober 10. 1906. when the stars and stripes were planted and newsboy hero and knocking villain and female accomplice. Heavens’ oni . r **'' " orld by thos»> intrepid explorers. Bailey and .Austin, can how the latter knocks the poor, sad-eyed heroine. There are knocks in The be ascribed to their modesty and retiring manner. Great Divide and The Three of Us. There can be no drama without knocks Bailey and Austin discovered the Top o’ the World October 10, 1906. or and some more knocks. .And yet. I can recall no knocks in The Mu-ilc SQ^H *"'* beftjre either Cook or Peary, and located the axis at Parallel Ma.ster. The story of the play is constructed upon the instances of the past. degress 9 minutes North, and sjient the entire vear In one of the most The fellow who stole the old Music Master’s wife must have done soine unique cities ever dreamed of in fiction—The City of lllusia. strenuous knocking. Ai fi dei'larcd life was inanimate in those regions, but Bailey and “.And so the world wags and wags and knocks and knocks. ^ aaaert such la not the case and brand Cook’s statement as false, for. “.And recently, out on the real life stage, the knocker has been knocked describing the city of lllusia, where daylight Is never seen, they say it is most religiously. .And. as a consequence, there has been a reformation. If ’****”'* ''*kht thousand, whch is governed by an Esquimo. by name, There is now a general inclination to boast and boast. A'ou hear men whom ankakee. and Is filled with the fairest and prettiest girls ever seen by you would like to knock highly praised, and you must bend the knee and ortal eyes, and where a wishing pole takes the place of money. Any one praise, too. But, for the drama’s sake, we must go on knocking to the end.”

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I. hiI.t Mnclx'lb—■ plau she tiad ta view wbeo II. f WR« witb Mr. Itolnuro. Sinr<. the ptb at tb> Ab- BIRTHDAY CITIES CELEBRATE )•••)- nf St. Waoilrlllp unilrr tbr auRptCei of MaettTliDck and bia wife there baa been tome tliought on tbe part nf aeveral artora and man- altera of fclTlnit tbe tra|to<(y wItb aonietbliii; IN GORGEOUS STYLE of the aeenlc environment eniployt'd by the Bel ktiaii iMH't. The atafce picture In tbat |>er- Al. G. Field Minstrels fornianee waa remarkable; many new Ideaa were employed, and It la thwiKht that they could be iix.hI InpreaKlvely In a priHlnctlon In thia cmm II.V without the aid, of Courae. of the old. pic- GREAT SAINT LOUIS CENTENNIAL tiire«<|iie abliey. Twenty-Third Annual Banquet NOW. YOU’LL BE GOOD! San Francisco Preparing for Elaborate Portola Festival, Including Spec¬ Held at Columbus, Ga., on Alderman A W. .S.-li>ver of the Mlunea|>olN. Minn.. City Council, will lutivMuce a bill. tV- tacular Pageant—Kansas City a Blaze of Glory During the Twen¬ tolM-r h. providliiK for the punlaliuieut of man October 6th—Roster of agera of local theatr*-* who |M-rmlt the pn-aen- latiun of plays tbat are Immorul. Ill•h■cclll. high First Company. tieth Annual Carnival Week—Theatres Do Rushing Business iv Kcuaatlonal or a|i|ieallnx to the paaaiiona of tbe youiiit. Mr. Selover atatea that the exlatlng ordinanc<‘ provides only for the piinlalimeiit of those participatliift In a |a-rfomiance. and be- 8t. Ixiula has b<-en busy for weeks, decora! The floats will b«“ gorgi-ous in the extreme llevea tbat the |>eraon wlio eintaKi-a aiicli actors The theatrical profession In general anal the loe and Kettliig ready for tbe big Centennial and some of tbe most piomineut artists in tbe of playa should l>e aubjectial to arre«t and ihui state of tiblu In particular are much laterrsted CeU-bration. Balloon races, aeroplane exliihi- eiaiutry have laam busy for wi*eks working on In tbe twenty third banquet tendered by Al Q. Uona and parades of many kinds. IncludluK tin- the most unique designs that could In- eon Field, minstrel, to the memlrers at aU com annual Veiled I'rophet. civic parade. Industrial ci-lvid. Tlie midway will Im the biggest thing A GEORGE ADE STORY. pany and a large list of Invited guaata at C« parades and water pageants on the river front. of its kind ever given outside the larger cities lumbus. Ua., on (.K'tuber 0. ThIa data com¬ Three United States torpaalo boats are to take and will Introduce tbe best attractions tbat can memorates tbe first (lerformance of like Al 0. Harry I.lllford Is acting tbe role of an Kiig part In this display and St. Ixiula will witness Is- secun-d. Field Greater Minstrels, given at MarlMX, Oald, llsli servant In The Obi Town, whleli Iwgin many sights never Itefure In her biatory dreamed October 4. ISbfl. and Is Invariably eelebrtlM by The week of October II to 1C will la- a big Its <‘areer In Chicago. Various exigencies have (■f. Tbe illuininatlon will also be a featiu'e. a banquet In whatsoever city the campany la one at St. Charles, Mu. loll to tbe pruning of his part from time to as tbe past month have kept a large force of By coincidence, however, tbe feast this year men Inatalling the monster electric lights that will, for the first time, be held In a oameaake will make tbe main streets bright as day. Not city of the headi|uarters of the couipany, UolmD- a building Is left undecorated and tbe hotels are DOROTHY DONNELLY bus. Ohio. There general, olllces are malntalnad brdng taxed for accomor. Coany and a few locil gueats. ture, and a bind of I.ISKI musicians will fur lint now tbe B<‘o|>e of tbe itivltatWo Its: U uisb music on the Centennial S<|uare. Among nation wide and guesti travel far lo atfod Tbe the other notable features will l>e the bslloon program and menu both, this year, are ex- races, tbe flying of aeroplanes ami dirigibles, traunllnary and much pleasur ilile snllclpailcn by Glenn II. Curtiss and Roy Knala.iisliue ami la felt t>y Ihiaw who have been vsk-d. lincludsd I.incoln Beacliey. The prlxes will total $10,000 In Ibis list are luvmhera of the Cl at company, Oincerta and other centennial festivals will w ho could be reacb<-oc Knott, a nephew of tbe celebrated Proctor Knott, was |iress agent, lie dieil a few years ago In LaJUls- vllle, Ky.. G. P. Campbell, tbe general agent, Every indication iHilota to the fact that the Portola Festival, which will be held In San died In South America, while In tbe United Franclaco, Octots-r IT 2U will be a huge success. States Consular Service. Kills Kerr, tbe tress The general public has suliecrilieil very liberally. iirer, la manager of tbe Euterprlae Printing and The decorations and illuminations are well un Kngravlng Company, Columbus. Ohio. Charlas der way, and wires have already Immui strung Sweeney, the stage mintg<-r, ta now manager of across the atre<-t8 on the whole line of march of the John Itotdnson Circus, and will be present the pagi-ants. A large colunade Is being built at the banquet. I/ewls Kerr, tbe band leader, at the ferry depot and a gn-at Ix-ll at the cor ai-cumulated property In .New Castle. Pa., and ner of Market, Kearny and Third atrei-ta. All died there a year ago a wealthy man Charles the floats are nearly n*ady. Illiiniinateil band Graham, tbe vocal director, who wrota the btands outllneit by tbousauds of oolori-d eli-clrlc liopular song! of a decade ago. If Waters Could bulbs and with fountains and waterfalls, are S|>eak sa They Flow and Two Klttla Girls In ready to Ik- painteil. Blue, died in New York City. Of the comedians. Tbe drilling of Hie actors in the great night I.ew S|>encer died In Chicago, John Kuasell died pageant, which is to close tbe festival and lead in Pittsburg. Harry Bulger la still In the to tbe maskers and revelers' procession Is go¬ harneea with Col. Henry W. Savage. George ing on under the direction of i-Tank Matthb-n. Jenkins has a large grocery store In Oolumbus. ITie Cblni'se and Japaiicsi- colonies an* woikdig I Ohio. Billy Casey died In San Francisiv; l.arry hard to make the night pageant the most sihm- and Matt, of tbe lUamood Brothera. arc daad. tacular and imposing that has ever been !*cn anil Lew Uvea In retirement In New Castle. Of in tills ciMintry. ' Him singers. Gi-orge White, tbe baritone, has a I',esid)‘8 the great dragon, the largest over large hotel at Corny Island and la a mtlltooalrs; seen outside of China and tbe most gorgeous, John Graham la with the Savage Opera Com- there will be immense Cbiueae lions and Irre- |iany. Carl Kirhmonil la singing In the Michigan descent fishes. Theve novelties have never been .Avenue Baptiai Church In AHilcago. and Is so«>n in this country and will be among tbe fea¬ leaching vocal miialc; Harry Pearce has become tures of the Oriental part of tbe proeeaslon. a legitimate actor and la with Brewster's Mil¬ A contribuHon of $1,000 to the festival fuml lions; Gua Lamlirigger la iirofirtetor of Lam waa made this wis*k by the Theatrical Man¬ brigger'a Zoo, and la wealthy; William Junkara. agers’ Aasoelation of San Franclaco. In addi¬ the baritone. Is managi-r of tbe Hurdy Uurdy tion to the above a monster benefit will be given Girl Company. at the Garrick Tlieatre, Octobi*r 8. afternoon. Tbe company has more than doubled In num- The following have ofTered their services: Billy iH-ra In Its history, and has a mileage record Burke, Evelyn Vaughan. Corrlnne. Kolb and that la hard to beat. Last year the cumpaay Dill and performers from all the vaudeville the¬ traveled 24.422 nilb-s. which was tbe concluding atres. , la|i In a relay estimated In be equal to more , than twenty Hines the eln'iimference of tbe earth. Last season the longest rontlDuoua more- TWENTIETH CARNIVAL I mt-ut was l.tgai miles, from Uenver to Oblcago. I and the shortest finir miles, from Wheeling to Bellalre. Is Being Elaborately Celebrated In NEVER A LOSING SEASON. Kansas City, I It Is a proud lioaat of Mr. Field that the I etimpani has n>'Ver had a losing teaaoB and that Kansaa Cl'y has lieen making merry during I Its rreri>s-a. Maple Villa Farm. festivities, balls, flower parades, electrical pa . twelve miles from Coliuiibua, la one ef tbe Boast radea. etc., the theatres with the l>est In the plis-ea of agricultural land In the state and way of shows end of variety to please all tastes, THOMPSON’S GREAT SUCCESS. ■ line, and I.lllford baa protested with each am¬ I Hiriwigh bia 4'ITorls has been made a dividend there la the big Missouri Valley Fair and I'v putation. Iwarliig proJe<-l. though It was purchased solaly .At the final rebearaal. Llllford, who Is e\- for Hie pur|Hisi' of a aiimmer home, where tbe Iiositlon wbieli Is going on at Electric Park. Fiisb-rle TlH‘m!iRon is now one of tbe big ■■•■edingly earnest aliout Ills work, auggeateil to ' iiilnsirel emibi gain tbe quiet and rest and reere Tills alone brings visitors from all tlie stales prishir >rs of Hiia country, always on tbe look tributary to tlie MistoHirl River. Nebraska. ii'orge Ade, Hn- aiiHior, Hwit It might add to I atlon he niH-deil after a long and alrenuoua aea- out for something original and striking. Tin- Hie eliararterixation If be drup|>ed an "b" here ; soli IH1 Hie roail Uklahoma. Iowa. .Arkansas. Kansas send Mis new play. Siirliigtlnie. in wbirb Miss Taliaferro sourl. and there. Aib- replli-d. npIMiirs III Philadelphia, is under his manage Kansas City is so erowdi'd with visitors now ■ Go as far as you like, but rimenilter yiai n>i-i t. He was fann-d first for his A Trip to that It l(M)ks easily to a Kansas Clfylan, as If liavi- only yoiirsi-lf to blame If you will Insist SAN DIEGO STOCK COMPANY, • In* Moon, at the Pan .Aiiierioan Exitositlon. ib- on cm Hug your iiarl." the clt> hnil a iiiilllon isipiilation. slLtn-i. builder and first kiicoessfiil nianag-r of the N*‘W York Hipi-olronie and lama Park, in tin- Ill-art of Com-y Island, with a new elnlni Till* rimrlen Klnir Stnltig with kleivlj Mfir^r Auri. (Mily hlirli cUmii ruyalty plays wtll Will be Celebrated by all Missouri In Polly of Hie Cirrus and the storm sci-ne In be Tested. Via Wireless. 1m pniilttcfM. anioiiK iiniiilM*r hvlag 'Hta Col* Counties. WIhow. Si|iiaw Mao. The leloD ao*! A M*<|ii«'l tf) till* fatal ai't’hlt’iil at th*’ t'liuti'a till* Mona*'. Str«»nj:lM*art, Tin* t»n*at Whao MRS. CARTER’S NEW PLAY, th<- intr'M|iii‘ti«»it at th«* San rraio’laoo Kni|Clith*Miil WiiR In KIowit. ai9i| liaH*ara Tho St. rh.irl**^ <'ontoiuiial t** I*** m*'’*mhI au|M'rvlaora' iiiii'tlitK of an or«lliiBu<*«* to l**Ka«*ii I'rltrhli*. RtHi til*' liillri* authorltl*”*. K Wlllanl, J FVanklln Mi'limiahl. Frank Hoo feature. I*ur«* F*o*i*l Show htkI *»th«'r lik*' aftrae given a vivid roallaatlffti of tbla role. Thia Ill aiioli tiata thi* onllnanri* provMi'a that aannjunoti*»t» with Rttractl

1 OCTOBER 9, 1909.

th*" ||MTiy clttck ill till* Jfw*"lry Hhop iirr-n** (1I*I<>iia|i|t.ralil.\ THE BARRIER PRODUCED ilazi-il tiy the Kbiak he e.>ntlniiei| the |HTfi>rin To Witness Vaudeville aiie.' ami iiiiMit of the ainllenia* were unaware I.r what hail liappi iieil until Mi. Mann hlinaelf apiieureil at the eml nf the third act and ex |ilalneil. MUCH ACTION IN PRESBREY PLAY rank K. 1 ale Says the Higher CHESTER RICE MANAGER

Price Will Be Charged and .Mr. Cheater ii. KIci- of New York, will ta¬ in I'barKe of the Cliatterton Oia-ra iluuae, Will Undoubtedly Insure Springfield. 111., diniriK the coiiiIbk aeuaon. The C'hattertou Olreiilt of theatrea at Sprlng- tli Id, Itanvllle. Itloonilt'.ittoii and I'rhana. hare Great Shows. ta-eii leaaeil by the .Shiita-rta end theae leaa>‘s hare been taken over tiy Mr. F. Kay (VmiatiK-k. Mr. Hire will tw hla |a-rai

l«e dollar vau-levllle fur New York la In I.YCECM THKATUE Hia-heaier, N. Y.—The Alluna pleads with Gale to kill Burrell, i’uleun > gbt. Frank R Tale, of St. Ixiula, who CHAS. WOODFORD ENJOINED. Barrier, a drama In four acta hy Kugene \V. enters with presents for the children and a dress lias acquired the Fitzgerald property at IToabrey. for Necla. He says the lailice have thrown Run¬ nlon, a Ksmbler, off the boat at the landing, at I lat.i third alri-cl and Btiaulway, am) w-hu will THE CAST: < .iiialruct a Urge ottli-i- building and a band Wm. J. Cahill of New York. repres<-ntlng the the crew’s request. -eine new theatre (Hi the site, la a believer In Whlt<- Rata’ AHwa-latlon. seeur<-d an iujuuotion John Gale.Theodore Roberta Runnlon comes to thr- trading jaist. Burrell louikdlar vaudeville. from Jinige Fitts at .\lhany, N. Y.. enjoining Captain Bnrn-ll.Richard Thornton orders him to leave Flambeau. Tlie gambler The uew Ibealre and ofllce building, which Prof. Charles Wiaslford. a vaudeville iierfonner Dan Stark.W. S. Hart draws bis gun to hand It to Burrell, hut Just .11 i-uat ll.ilfiU.Uiai. will aiHWi be under cuurae from ap|>earlug under any other company until 'Poleon Don-t.Alpbonz Ethler as be Is whirling it to fire. Burrell lilts him f i.ifwlruclliiii coutracia having lieen let to a contract ma>le by him for eight weeks with “So Creek" Lee.Gulnio Socola with a bottle of whiskey, breaking his han.1. in., c. C. Gray Csmalructluu I'umpany for the the Btjou Booking Circuit of New York. Is ful- Runnlon.John J. Pierson Burrell bits him again on the Jaw. I’oleon sepa M..rk G.-sage Keister Is the architect and be rates the men. Stark enters the store as they line drawn plana for a twelve story oltlce build are reviving Runnlon. He meets Gale face to II.g and a theatre whleli III design ami ap|>uiiit- face. Neither recognizes the other. Stark organ- ai. ula will be tne of the fliiest playhouaea in Iza the miners. Burrell meets Necla and tells her of bis family and his home life. He de¬ y,s. I he leva In two dollar vaudevUk-.” said clares his love for her. When Necla call Alluna Vlt I'vta’. “fur I consider this la the logical "mother” Burrell recognizes that be has jiro- result of UiO desiiaihl of the public for riMiceu [Kaieil to a "breer

M.s» IxM.' tbiller had the eiistoniary troubles AI.VIN THEATRE. Pittsburg.—If 1 Hsd with the eceleslasta at Montreal She had been Monev. s new comedy In four sets by Bisith locally aniio,iuct-d as If sh.- were a biirleaque Tsrklngton and Harry I-i-on Wilson, with '■-miian.v. as "I.* I<,1,. Fuller aud her Parisian Madge Cerr Cook. Balli t Girls ” Theh archbishop denounced the THE CAST: .rtUi piildlrlv Is fiwr lie or any one in his Aa John Gale, the leading part in The Barrier. enlonrags ba-1 -ss-n her erlartalniiient and char Mrs. .Tim . . Mra. Cis>k act.Tlteil It as ininioral ami siiggesteil to the John Blake . . . . Harold Rnss-H Moiitr.-al Clili-r of p.gice that he abould stand Clinton Van Stiiyk Frank Goldsmith h.v fliled. Woodford has b«-en appearing with The Corp. Tboma. .. ..J. H. Gre.'n Georglana .. . Eleanor Montell y a matter of fart, the Canadian Chief of Gay Mas>|neradera Biirles<)ne. having enteiwl Necla .. .. Florence Rockwell Henry. .DIek Is-e I ollis- w s like most Frenehnien. a man with Into a contract with that company f,>r forty Alluna .Abigail Marshall Tommv Kent . - . Howard Hull vn eye f..r rtu- artistic He attended the per week* after havinit-signisl for eight w is-ka with Mollle ...... Rosalind Ziegler Rem Bbinrhard .. William R. Dalv '■■rnianre waa carried away with the dancing the Bijou Circuit. John ...... Harold Ziegler Mrs. Crew. Dora Golilthwaite r 1.1 Isde and her Parisian llalb-t GIrla. and Ifrs. Croyden Jones . . Craiices Gaunt The Barrier, a dramatization of Rex Beacb’a c..iirte«HislT saluting the flng.-ra ..f Terpslchori- T ackson. Clinton Hamilton l...d tai-r that he w-iiibl dUaliiis.. the archlepisco MANAGERS GET TOGETHER famous novel hy Eugene W. Presbrey. waa I'llt of Its Ineorreet Ideas pnaluceil In Rochester for the Aral time Monday Mrs. Madge Carr Cook, famous for her Im night by Klaw A F.rlanger. The play waa well personation of Mrs. Wlggs. In Mrs. Wlggs of rv-celved by a large audience. Tlieislore Rols-rta the Cabbage Patch, made her first appearance Form an Organization for Mutual headi-d the cast. The role of John Gale, which GAY MORNING GLORIES as a star Monday night, when she openi-d at Benefit at San Diego. he assumed. Is one of the strongest that thla the Alvin Theatre In If 1 Had Money. sterling actor has ever create.1. Richard The new comedy, which waa well received. rhoriilon gave a splendid in-rforniance of the Is by Booth Tarkington ami Harry I.eon Wilson, Theatrical mauagera of San Diego, Cal., have part of Captain Burrell. W. S. Hart as Dan authors of The Man From Home. Is In fivnr foMiieil the Till ilrical Managers' Association. .'i ■■liters enters and informs Jotin Gale of a gold Daly. Dora Goldthwalfe. Frances Gaunt and mole II gem-ral f«s-llng of g-sst fellowship he- strike on their elaini. tiale regrets the dls Clinton Hamilton. After a little time on the iwis-n the iiitnigers of the various theatres of covery. fearing the <-stablishnient of law ane to work fi'iti tber soldiers at the flag raising prvielainis the end WAS GOING SOME. for the tM-iii-Ilt of ■uir rl while Biirn-ll Is locking over the stock, ex Company, consisting of twenty ears and we >'lb- SInuuie B<'riiliarilt. the gi inddangliter of tracts the description of himself from the book. Jiiinpe.l from Portland. Ore., t.' .Sioux City, la . I carry for niaiiv a day a Mme Sar.ih Betiihifill. was married Septenils-r W nil “No Cr>-ek” I.w|rig t, but thinks be has left It at the barracks. The lolles Wake up. Walters. at the Worcester Theatre. llu- III li-ilth of the hriile's iiiollier whistle of Ibe steamboat cuts short Ills searcb. H S. Noyes THE WEEK IN NEW YORK

TIIX WHITK SISTER, a drama In four apt* Alan Dale Says He Sneaks in on a Show and is Clara MiiaU Hall, and Ha relation to (lie Chrlt liy F .Marlon Crawford and Walter Ilackift lialy’H. Han S< leiu'e Cliuipli. headed liy Mra. India B Happy—So is Sam Bernard—VioU Allen Receives tiilU rl. Uoii'-lKiior Saraelntitipa Jaini-a O'Neill "We dia'iii It lieeeaaary. Ill order to avoid fur Capl. (iioraiiiil .S.-verl W'illlaiii Farnuin tiler eii In llila |iartleiilar to alate: I.leul. I'lfo Severl ... Pwight Paiia Doubtful Attention — Anna Held in New York. "I'liat Mra. Gilherl and In-r eoiiKreKatloii will I>r. Fieri . Joai'iih Whiting iH-eiipy III" I'lnra Miiale Hall only diirlua llie I.leut. ItaHllI . ... Richie Ling iiiori In;; lioiira. on Siindaya. and that her teiu Bresca . Joaepli Cardilcel Morris Makes Statement. iHirary leiiaiipy of that theatre will In lai way CouiitetK Ctilaraiiiout. .... Minim Gale Interfere iir eoiilllet wtiti tlie kIvIm); of the two Mnie. lirroard . . Fanny .Yddlaon Pitt reaiilar laTroriiianeeH of hitch pIhkh vainteillle INirtreaa . Belle Chl|i|iendale YY’arner wlileh have la-eii III.' feature ol New Yurk'a Slater Glorauna . yioln .Mil'll Muale Hall de I nxe. dally." _ THE STORY. FREDERIC THOMPSON KO DEARTH OF GOOD ACTORS. !STEK GIOVAXXA has taken The New Yurk pallets have been thi vowa believing that Caidain Sev tilled with etortea of the inahllily of |>roinliient vrl. hi*r lover, la dead; ahe baa ure- inanaKera to |iriK-iire tin' M-rrleea of tCom Imt Voluntary ohilgatlona. yeara to ^-.-t to New York, and tin- »ame ei YVhen he ri'fllHi'a Ihe threateiia to kill hlmaidf. perleiiee tn-f<-ll Itoa.- Maid and at the alght of. hla revolver ahe relenta. Theroup.in. br.mght to hi. B.-Iiai'a by her her.dp A PROMISING FIRM aelf aaprlflpe. he lean. lip the iiaper. By Ihla A. G. 1 •eUuiiatfr and William Noi- time th" lealoiia woman... iirevloiisly referred to rla, who foriiod a partii<'rahi|> la't a|irli,a for tli.- baa arrlveil on the an-iie lo hint at the nun’a preai'iK— in the aK.ldler’a room and to pn.mlae purixaa- of I r<-aeuHnt; atrlrlly hitch elaaa tbea rev.-latlona that w ill Im' expi'.'dingly unideaaant. trleal utlraeli-uia in the h-adiiit: tln-atrea, are And the Captain...- ahoota hiniaelf to aave the faat devi loplnt: into cue of the moat imiMirtant woniah a hom.r. though • Hie exaet meana hv brina of ii.valneini; inauaicera. whi'h thia will appianpllab lhat end li not oult’e Tlii-ir 111111.11 ppaluptloii waa a dramatliatlou apparent. by Rubt. Yl. linker, of Georife liarr MpCutebeoD'a CIHniatelv, however, his friend, who la a luoat iai|>ular and auee.'aaful novel. Beverly, akillfiil liar, ponvlnei'a the Jealoiia woman that wbleh el.il a aiiecaafiil a|>rinic eiiicaicemeDt of ahe miiat keep atm or Involve heraelf In a apan- eltcbt w.a-ka at the Studeliaker Theatre, chirag.' dal. It may be menHon.-.l that ahe la easily I laylui: lo lei-'-ipia exivedlni; FtP.iaai. wnvinei'.l. The outpome of Hie unhappy atorv Hn ae ->Mint of the trein. iiibaia aiieeeaa acpord.*d la the death of the lover, while the nun aepejit'a tlila play la.i a.-awiii. Meaara. iH-lainater aual tbe Inevitable with projier patlenpp and humll Norrli have taa'ii olTeriil enough dealrahle routea Ity and proanniably with a hoia- of hapidneas for ..mpanha. and, in addition to Ibe la another and better world. pomiiany vvhii-li la laov on tour, two oth.'r pom “The White Mater.” aaya the Ttmea. "la a pnniea » .11 la- oricanli.-d aa ijulrkly aa It la |ua play of the tyiie w-hieb the profeastonal revlew.'r allde to iC'-t ii|> the a-a of the |>rl:irtpal rltlea tbe nun to hla room aeema that of powar.1 and lucl'Jdilii; w.i'k atanda In Wlnnl|>ei:. S|MikBbe Markguard, It la preanniahly well to remcmlH-r Seattle, I ortland. Salt laike City, Heuver ami that love la aiipimaed to excuae all things extended ■-nicag.-iiM-iita in laia .Yngelea ami San bowever much that may be apart fnnm the fact Fraueia-o, ami other e.Hiipaulea m>w rehearalng ^e peoide In the play talk like iieople In a will play the priuelpal eltiea of Ihe Eaal In book, and are often leaa efTeptlve. TTina the eluilini; .-xtended eincaicemenla In New York. Monalgnorv Saraclnesca. probably designed aa a Ihiaton. and l'hila<|el|'hla. while the third com ■gnri- of ponalderahle dignity and Importanc.' paiiy, wIiIpIi will o|ien alanit NnvemiM'r lo. will dWndlea Into comparative Inslgnltlrance. a fact make a tovir of He- S'MiHt an.l S-r and William Norria. before In much more skilfully written and mn- VERY VERSATILE. •tmeted plays. At almost a caanal glance tta veil of pretentlonancaa falls off. and It la dla- With more attractions on the mad thia eeawiu thau ever la-fore. Fnilerlc Ttiompkou la Violet Ib'tl.-, who Is known to every oovered to be only a melodramatic rack for the now one of the biggest producers In tbe country. one in vanilevllle for her aeveral aii.-.-eaaful exercise of the emotionalism of Mlaa Viola Allen yeara with a atrlking aketeh aa YTolel Pale who Impersonatea Its sorely tried nun. and of ami Coni|iany, and wlio retnrn.-d t« Hie legltl other aetora who Impersonate the attendant mate In Hie title role of The Girl From Rec youngster auiiouncea hla Intention of getting and the whiskey wlttltiaiu, isailtlvely rebuked Obaracters.” tor’a, liaa lei-n algmil by Mort Singer aa the married. u g.iiiibl-r. featured attraction of The Flirting I’rineeaa, an Another critic writes. "Applanae attested the Ib'fore the jeweler baa thought lo ask the "Now ilo you w-on>ler why I bad the siiriirlac elalairati- Egyidlan iniiaU-al poiinily which be aatlafactlon of the audience at the dramattr In¬ girl's name the hoy rushes off to ehllsf In the of my life, and why I waa mighty glad I shirked will prialiiee III Clili Bgo at the I aSalle Tbea cidents of the drama, which were frequent army. «tal Dotbiug more Is heard of him for me iluly at the si-rlous drammer farther down Ire, early In PetolM-r. Mlaa Pale la one of the •Bonrh to aatisfv the moat exacting In that six iiHinths. Meanwhile the uncle has ta-eu In- town? Anil 1 am bouml lo admit that the great¬ few woiii.-n, in both the vaudeville and legltl partlcnlar. Y'et nothing helped to separate the iluC'-d to lalleve Ihe girl he liiiiim-lf secretly est sun>ris<- of all was Hie admirable manner mate llelda, who can act, alng ami ibnn-e eipially performspce of The White Slater from the fan¬ lov al for years, hut has never danal to dream In wbleh Mr. Bi-rnard iiiaile thia metaiiionibo- ciful resemhianee to a Christmas calendar. Both of marrying, 'oves him. Ib-r old rake of sis. I shoubl la- the iiii-auest of laiunila If I are highly eolori-d and there la an undeniable a father makea the pretense for the pur|s>a« of let thia opiairtiinity go by for ai'ceiituatliig Ibe experfni-ss in design.” getting motley out of the wixard, anil Ihe mar- value of Sam Iti-ruard'a work in Tlie Girl and riagi Is aliout to take plai-e wh--n tin- ta»y returns Ibe Wi/ard. Gi-e! I've glla-il at that mail when THE GIRL and THE WIZARD, a miisleal anil Hie uncle learns the Iriitli. that the girl he iiM-il lo worry Hie English language, aial plav In prolngne and two aeta; honk hy J. really loveil Ills nepbi-w- aial was lailng sacri¬ Isild up Ihe stage with his Inanities. I’ve given nartb'T Manners, lyrlea hy Robert B. Smith ficed by h'r father. He siirrenib-rs her to the It :o lilui aa he desi-rves HI But now It's up and Edward Maddem; miialc hy Julian Ed¬ boy and the play .-nils. III me to r*-<-rr«lno decil? Si I left the serious draiiimer to call and exceedingly fiiiiny, laTlii-tly liuinomiis. and clev- j!icef‘r« . Chnr}f^* K. Bnrmw« to stjiiall. and sneaked off to N. Y'. Casino to i-ily aiiiu-'lng " Ttrl B^hr»‘n«1 . Burhnnnn see Sam B<-riiaril In Tlie Girl and the Wizard. AnoHi'-r i-rlHc says If waa clever and funny, Am1r»*wn . O^nr Swarf* And I had one of tla* aurprises of my life. I anoHii-r om- a big lilt. Th^ Baron . B»*rt Tji wr<*noo haven't rii-overi-d from it yet. It will take days to make III'- feel quite settleil. ANNA HELD AGAIN. Biire<*inasfor . Tlenrr Holt "For .Ylr. Sum Iteniar.l ‘evulM-d’ aa an actor Rerg- ant . Tliomaa ReyiKpIds .Ml.as Innoci-rH-o. with most of Ilia Capt.iln of the Troop . Perry Hammond In 111- pleasing mule laid d'lWii by a certain last lu-asoii's caa| returned to Hie .New Y'ork Fur* . Max Rotiertson \Varfi«*ld. Mr. Sam Bi-rnard prepaml us for what me may ixiao-t in Hi*- iiuMtiis to com*', by for a two ww-k's engag. iuent. MNs Held lias . Charlea P. Scales a la'W- iidli-i-Hon iif stuiiiiliig gfiwn-. Ste|fr,.i . Samnel Keene Iiijii-Hiig 1 laile of drainalic pallios in his work, Srhe-ei.deniann . Oliver Sterling aiul by ai-Hially laying down a cliaraeter for OPERA AT HIGH PRICES. . Kitty Gordon us, that of Hernian S-liolz. a lapidary. .Mr. Sam liernanl. with eiiaiHon In his via-al riainin I'urn-nt rumor la to the i ffi'Ct that reiiiarkeil Hiat he had lornl but two wiiiueii In H-<-ai Hauiiii*-ral*-in will raise Hie rates for Ills life, hla Iiiotlii-r and bis slsl*-r. last night (oiiilc oiH-ri at Hu- .Maidiallaii Hila si-asoii. In Mr. Sam Beiaanl. iiiterviewiiig Hie wicked ol.I Place of it la aisled prlu-s will ralm- to mile. » a) was bargaining for Hie sale of hla fl a B'-il. ilaughter. di*i-lari-d. w-|th f*-rvlil and upw-piiight agony, 'I love the air ahe brealhea, and the STATEMENT FROM MORRIS. gmiiiiil all.- walks on.' Ami last night. Mr. Sam “.Scvi-ral inislr'.'iilliiK stalcmcntH hav- Bernar*! In- who iiwd to favor tin- ia.k‘-r leaf liilt i-r*-pt Into print n-garilliig Hu- status of Ihe THE WEEK IN CHICAGO

Louise Gunning is at the Garrick—The Barrier Opens Ion-*. In One Night Staml In Minstrelsy; The -“kAU''KM-K, which H I’.asque Qiiirtette; Charles Leonard Fletcher, Ir. iil at lie' Garro k Tie and a half dozen other well known vaudeville OIK- of Hie real ellatige* at McVicker’s Theatre—-Bert Williams in Mr. Lode features. ^ airlea' »Mek. while I The various neighborhood melodrama and ^ Wlileli Mi|>|diinls Tile t'l biirU-Siiue have their regiilar change of bills :lajf MeVleker's. Tile Wolf. of Koal at the Great Northern—The Old Town in its this week, ami are oiM-ratiiig this year on a giirate- Hie mw im.IIc standard of uniform eicellence. , hI.iIm- riieatre, and Bert W Third Week at the Studebaker—Rialto Gossip. The Ilaymarket. Criterion. Star, Columbok. II. ek 1» appearing in .Mr. I.ihIc Trocddero, Julian and Wilson Avenue theatres ■ Norllii rii. fiirni«li Hie oHi are all at present playing vaudeville. o aiiiiiseineiit program. I .. Huiiiiiiig has tin- IlH>- r.d* SAID AND SEEN IN CHICAGO ii.| I.inb rs ii|ieretta. w lilch c EDWARD H. HIBBEN Mabel Montgomery has retired from I.. at the Garrick. tiie vaudeville sketch. Dreamona, and her .■ngagemetit on Siinda} even idace has been taken by Eva Taylor, whose .Maieelle. ill 111.’ show of husband. Liwrenoe Orattan, is also in the Gnniiliig is •iipporleil b.v cast of the same sketch. Miss Montgomery I ork Casino cast. Incliidlng was at one time leading woman at the Bush rli.ee of Pllsen f line fVass Temple. I, i.itt?" wliere Till- Bllllh.ar.i Vincent Serrano and Hilda Spong will Inter .,.,r. of M.ireell.' la re|>leli [>ret the leading parts in Joseph Medlll Patter- prominent among u liieli ai S"n’s A Little Brother of the Rich, which will Ik* at the Grand, soon. Harriet Ford helped Mr. Patterson make the play ready for the footlights. Blanche Morrison, Amelia Stone, John Park, The fifth wifk of Tile Tlilr.l Imgr.-e Is under Joseph Miron, Armand Kallz, .Mart Lorenz and Way St the Illinois Theatre, and the Interest Martha Georie are in the cast which will show in that strong altracHon 1« as keen as that Chicago what The Kissing Girl looks like. eilnivd b.v the press ami public at its first jmr Geo. S. Chains, David H. Koblin and M. f..rniance In this city. The theme of the play I.. Lochrie have organized the Mid-West The¬ !■. such as allows am|de opimrtiinlty for the atrical Association, with a capital of $25,000, .lispiav of the talents acknowlinlg.d to la- ia>s- under the laws of Illinois. •ess, ,l' by Helen Ware and E.lmund Brecse. Mort H. Singer has been busy selecting the The rest of the cast Is. of cours*' elhelent and members of the cast for The Flirting Prlncesa. l.reltlly bb niled. but pre • niinently the work He has selected .May Yokes for the leading • f tliose two idayers eclipses all else, and feminine part. Harry Pllcer will be In the Through the trend and action of the play It Is cast, having arranged his vaudeville bookings he characters portrajed b.v Helen Ware and to that end. Edmiinil Brc's,. that Imiwll attention and ap It Is reported that the Chicago Theatre Con¬ l.reciatlon of an art so flnls|ie.| as to make struction Co. hag secured the contract for real and convlii. lug their actual .-xlsten.-e. Fol- building Roosevelt Park, the amusement resoet toning the eigag.ineiit of Tin' Third Degrei' to be located on the North Side. .It tile llli-iels. Kr.Hlerlc Thompson will lire Miss Flora Zabelle, otherwise known as Mrs. sent Ibliert Hlltisr.l in a play written b.v Por Raymond Hitchcock. Is going to give a lecture ter Km.-rson Bronn.-. an.l ••ntltl.-d A Fool There iit'holding the morals of the chorua girl, at the Was Mr. Hilliard will have In his supporting Colonial Theatre. She holds the opposite view company Katherine Kaelrisl. William Cortlelgh. of the case from Anna Held. Nanette Coniat.sk Fsina Conroy. Emily Wiirs Maude Alice Kelley has taken the place of ter. K. Walk, r George Clare. Malt Snyder ElizalM'th Goodall In Lo. The company is now and others. playing In the territory northwest of Chicago. The csst of The Hid T'>wn. now on the third Miss Doris Mitchell, formerly leading woman week of Its engageni. nt at the Studebaker. of the Marlowe Stock Company, has become loading woman for the Harry Davis Stock Com¬ pany. of Pittsburg. Ibnrj CIsy Baxter Fr»-d .A. stone The executive staff for Jas. H. Decker, with Archinald Hawkins Dave Montgomery Do L. I>on assistant properties; John Milo, costumer; Wll Hub FlimVrs Joli-i Hendricks Ham Boston, master of transportation; Leh Donald .Maisl.sxkin Claude Cooper RIsley, assistant errpenter, and Frank D. Reil¬ Angus Ihimfries Fred Perlne ly. mu'ical representative. Kawnie ...... Irene Howley .Miss .Agnes Macl.arty, formerly with Victor Screpla Wallace Kills Nathalie Green Kramer, is now with F. A. Mills. «;wenlolen B<.rk»b:iw ll.n.-nwa; All.-e B.dga Tile Girl In the Grand Stand is the title of Ethel Trotter Shirley Kelb.gg the now musical comedy to be prox r.wtx . . . Harold Russell director. Both book and music is of the Oeo. A Vls'..n . . Ida Adams Cohan tvpe, and la chock full of snap and k S.Tvant M.trrv I ll’f.tril go from start to finish. The story is written wl*h college atmosphere. The principal musl cal numbera are Take a Trip In the Two Penny Mivdame X. nt the Chlo.niro t'per.T Tube. .Mv Pal of tie Grand Canal. Dream On, ■HIS. nmtiiines to thrill and ad.l To Hie lail and Sister May. Tlie Girl In the Grand Stand is Mlsa D"r>.lhy l>onnelIey. while at the will oiien the 'latter part of the month in Jol Irrniiic Iheatr. . the iyimen of the Moulin let. Ill., and will have a short run on the sige ennllnu.'s |i» endeaxors to so" k. an I road before coming to Chicago for the grand ’ r.g In lh.it delights with an exhlldtlon of c:-!l nt dancing and cleierly executed panto- opening. George C. Tyler is general manager of the Treasun-r McA'lckcr'a Theatre. Chicago. THE OLYMPIC executive staff here with Foreign Exchange for Llebler and" Co. William .A. Page la The Thomas Kyley Show will leave business manager; Joseph Luckett. acting man Hlvmplr Tlieiire sb.wHv. an.l while Its The Wolf, which Is at present current at the antec that pretty girls galore will be "there sger. and Horace Mitchell, stage manager. f 'c. s«,,r hss not xet iwcn 'dti.-liillv an ..bl International Theatre. with the bcllt ..n." and other costumei. The executive staff for Cohan A Harris, here .sincs'.l It la riimornl that Tlie Girl fr.im Rec When The House Next IKxxr leaves Powers' FOREIGN EXCHANGE with The .American Idea. Is composed of J. •r* nay Is- lh<' next tenant, an.l others main Tlieatre. after its three weeks' engagement. M. Welch, general rx-presentatlve; Daniel Shea, >1” that the llltmidc Is alssit f,« revert to Nancy, C«mles«»' Victor dc Savergne. th<. second wes'k of which is now entered, that manager with company; H. F. Matthews, busl .Percy Haswcll fashionable house will be occupied by Kryle n«ss manager in advance: Hugh Mack, stage Mrs Baxter, her mother Jeffreys Lewis Bell'w and his coniiiany of players, who will k H B,.« .till h.ni.ing Tlie Climax Director, ami Frederick Schwartz, musical dl Diichesse I>e St. Maiir, her mother In-law prcs.-ut The Builder of Bridges. Whim. 1 H|era House an.I while appar . .Kale l,ester |.iis|||...a I. iiir, satisfaction. Ihe wise Hot..Nr 3 ni.irked the lieginDing of a three Manpils I>e Monlforl, her friend. weeks' engagement of The Barrier at McVlck- b’le II ih-il It will 11..I bo I.Hig N.f.>re .Ruth H.dt Bouclcaull er's Theatre. This play, bu Eugene Presbrey tie Van lliiren Street tlieatre will have K.biiard. her s..n .Beatrice Lamont and K.'X Beach, was opem-d by Klaw A Er- cal .how liistailo.l Ira J. Baxter, her father .. .. E M Holland langer and Joseph Brooks ix’cently at Roches¬ AVDITORIVM Vlct.w, h'r hnsbanil.Byron Douglas ter. New A ork, and is N’ing here presented b.v • 'ssl r.f Tlie \nierlean l.lea f.dl..ws Prince lie S.iiergiic. Vidor's uncle. a strong csst. headed by Tbeorlore Roberts, .Henry Bergman W. S. Hart, Florence Rockwell. AIpbont Eth- R.ini.'n.l Fl'dav •Albert IV Raleibaiilt .E.lgar Norton ler. Richard Thornton and Guino Sooda. Arthur l.liiaon Menza, r.b.i.anl' Nurse Liwiise MacI.ean The l,wSaIle Theatre will oiien !K>me time Mark Hirt Hariti- an .Viiierican iialnler .. H. B Warner in .NoviniN-r with Mort Singer's priMuotlon Tony Hart Chabf.d.George Rivard ..f The Flirting Princess, which is said to Hugh Mark I elesHne, Hnrilv's cook Clyde W;.i.lsor g.HUl enough In it's theme and settings to ni.liar.1 TaNr llll.b-f.insc, S TV ant . . la‘o Bart lie .vith The xJod.less of l.ilierty. the other . Hanlel Day Gasi.-n. servant.Jean Clarenl Singer show, which Is packing 'em in at the . . J.'lin GIrar.l Tin- actl.'n takes iil.aee within the spaiv of I’niiccss Thoatro. Wllllain Conway f .rly olgl.l hours, at the' Chateau de Savergne. Tlie Pn'granis of the Grand Opera House U'.se King an.l a l.iwer on the same estate In Hie North of tell IIS that 'Ihe Harry Askln Co.'s new musical Bealrlc- Whilf.ol Franoe. c micly. la>. is coming. T.ils show oixmel In . .MyrH-. GllInrI Milw lUkce and with Its eighteen musical nuzi . . i.olHe Burke Koreign t'xch.tiiKe I.** the hold-over N-rs by .A. Baldwin Sloane and a company of . . . . K.IlHi Ross tonanl Hi'« w.^ek at Hie Gran.l Hi>era House, x'venly five, headinl by John E. Young, has lada Hilton aii.t is now playing without Ihe serili-es of 11. N-cfi playing short stands. The bix>k aud lyr¬ Trial.' Erlginta B. Warner, wlio left file cast to create the ics I'.re liy O. Henry and Franklin P. Adams. lea.tlng character in These .Arc My People, The New Cort Theatre will have The Kiss¬ wideh 1« heralile.i as Hie ae<|iiel to The S piaw ing Girl as the opener of that bouse, and It Siitiday ovonliiK. lAoDihor 17. Is expeetiNl that Ihe event will occur before I van an l li s hull.Ire.I li.oiov lioy s M in \ Ine.'.it S -rran.i issiiiiies the role of the Novciiilwr has N'on torn off the calendar. "s Hi. ('..han .A ID.rrIs Mln.lr.ls will ri'sourin-fiil artist, who re-ciies the herolno and n at 111,. .Amiltorinni for a two weeks' tier ehlbl In Hie final aet. an.l later will ap This ivci’k. two man monkeys are offered by "e.it, an.l In llio nii.a.iw lillo Tlie .Aiio r pear In Ihe prinelpal part In The Little Broth- opp..siHon h.Hises, and are lieiiig featured way les will be Hie aHraeH.>n C.imuteneinz ir of Hie Biili. aNiie the honian |>erforiners on the bill. At “■r 1. .Ill,I following Hie nilnstrola Ben Tiie Man Wiio Owns Broadway la to Iv Hie .Vmerican Music Hall, the William Morris. II Is. pros.'iited liy a cniipany liioliidlnc wiHidrawn from the Colonial Theatre Satur.lay Inc., Comiiany bring in this wtwk Consul, the i Biiiilor Z.xlilis. .Appleton Mllolielt night. iVloN r U. and on Hio foil..wing Moi.l;iy m«*nk tliat has N-eii licral.1*-il far and wide as Anth.itii .An-lre. Brenk AA'i-stmi. Eleanor eieillng. Oot..ber It. cornea in Zl.'gfeld'a Follies the l>e-t ever, while at the Majestic Theatre an.l a ..bonis of ly.A i.il.-is of I'.iini I'.va I'.iiigiiay is Hie star In an aggre Cliarlcs the First hoi.is over to amuse the h.iw -..on James T |*..ners will lirinz giHoii of stars, w !iieh Inrlinles Bessie Clay- crowds some nion*. an.l to Invite comparison In Hi.' Hreal N.irtliern Tlieatre iiisv not t.ni, ArHiiir Irengoii. Ulllle Reeves. .AnnalH-Ile with the Morris monk at Ihe other end of the .'lit lie aseerl lined, lint In all piohatill Williford, Kielyn t arrolioii. .Aline B.dey. Wm. town. iMhers on Hie Majestic MU are Top pull. V wliloil gives Hila li.nise to Hie Bon 111. Maori.-o llogo-iiaii. It.isle Cin'cii. Ethel o' Hie Worl.l Dancers, with their collie dog s vain iM-f.r.. long b.i effiTlIve Tli» MoMahon ami Hio ii«nal ''oHiera" The Fid lisllet; Mr. and Mrs. FnMcrlck Voelker, who iH'eaiise of fhla yrrangeiiiant. glvoa up Ilea of liMfii la a.-yld to Iv replete with song and pn'sent Twl’i.xlil in Ihe Studio: Carl Noble, a "OS ami Inaiigiirala Hieir change with ■Iniiee. an.l the iiniiie Zlegfeld Is suficlent guar Scaudan ivlan i entrlloinilst; The Three la'lg’.i (ContlnuiNl on page 4o 8 X ti e Billboard OCTOBER 9, 1909. The VAUDEVILLE PROFESSION

NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE. Arthur Prince, the Prince of all the Ventriloquists, is Mak- te-en olitsined for the act h.v SIg Wacbter, sf ter a sticci-ssfnl tryout st tlie Coliinibis Br--ok Bill* of He xxi-ek at the local house* are: ing a Hit in New ^’ork—Chevalier Will Remain .Another lyn. ♦ American Music Hall. — Arthur Prince, tin- Prince of VentriliMjuists, 1* In hi* Week at the Colonial—Billie Burke Offers a New Girl Spiswel BrothtTH and Computiy havi- *»-conl xxeek wlili Jim; dainty Daphne Pollan! 111 cM'x'llent *<-l 111 Hielr new i ontlnental Walt has new xmgs ami new billing. 1* Ing desig¬ i-r. Billed a* a vom•-•ly acrohaHc act. It con nated now- as lute star of the Pollard OiMTa Act—Gertrude Moyer Forsakes Vaudeville. lain* more (■oiiicdy pantomime than acrohaHcs Company. In aiblition to being “.kiistralla’s The loiiieilx I* g.**!. a* are Hie acrohatle* when foremost characti'r comedienne. William Dll •hex gfl to them Ion offers a fi-w of bis tbousan^l songs with success; Mr. ami Mr*, .\rthur Forbes and Com¬ GEORGE BEGAN pany have a one act cfMiieily, .K Wild Rosi-; Jim* Mey«-rs haw tnsxv addi-d thr^atrcM Will RoKsIter pre*<-nts hi* elaborate novel¬ at .ktiliiirn and .Hyrscu**-. N. Y . amt Shenan ty act. The Girl With the Angel Voice; doali sml .Vrcliliold. Pa . to hi* string. H« r* Hilarbui ami Rosalie Ceballos offer their cx'ntly txNike.l twenty Iwi. act* fi>r the tdg car Ph.vntasHc Phantoms, which is a clever nlxsl at Si liviiecfsilx, ,\. \ , liii biding Dare shadow an^I dancing novelty; Tlie WII lb-xll Schn-yi-r niington /.oiiaves are a company of well traineil soldiers, ami lh<- rest of the bill is maile up of ♦ Remlirant, cartiamist; the Breakaway Barlows, comedy gymnasts; Von Klein and Gibson. Tlie JivsetihltU' SaxtiiB uiiii ht-r pk'k.s in Marathon and the Maid, and Ei|il<'ni1i(l bill for U|itown patron* ' + *t the Alhambra tUla week, with man; comedy W. K. C.'\ll;ihan. forim-ily Dresb r*-ii- feature*. Nat M. Will*, the Happy Tramp, re*.-ntaHve of the Park Theatre, iml the dra¬ i* on linnil with hi* Rooe* and monologue on matic editor of the Gazette, at W irceater. llortenae Miillifcin. “Swat Mulligan, on the M*»*.. hat now oiienexi a vaudexlli.- bc-oklng of *:inie hill, I* no relation tor llortenae, but I* lli-e at 210 Wist 42i| stivet. the fanioua Bozeman Bulger act of baaehall life, in wbieh every thrill of the national game ♦ I* wrved to the fan* by a comp«-tent company of player*. I.a Titcomb, the lieaiitlfnl I’arl*- - Clarice Vance haa returned tn .Vnu r- Ian einger on horaeback. preaent* her novel Icv. after play ing her engagenu nt of twenty act, with inereaKing |>opularlty. Other fea¬ I'onsrcuHre week* st the I**I*<*-, L.indon. and ture* of the bill Include Ida O'Hay and Com¬ XXHI now fi-st awhile, making h--r next app. ar snee In a mntlcal i-onu-dy pany. in .\ Bit of Old Chelaea; Melville and lliggin*. comedian*: itiK'liez'* Monkey* In + Night in a Monkey Muaic Hall; Hvman Meyer In a pinnologue: i>or»ch and Kii**ell. muaical Harry Bns.s. the ’’naturar’ Italian comedian*, and T. XeUon Oown* in sleight of i'ome,lian. who I* now a number of llealy an-l hand feat*. Brcilerlek's Knmikal Kid* Komiiany. I* of ferlng an exreleiit remlitlon .if Wltmsrk’a Wop. Wop, Wop. Colonial Theatre—('Iwing to the suc- •f eesRces* ,if Albert Chevalier, the greatest char Philadelphia noteil for its spooks acter actor of the present time, be remains and spook hunters was recently deprived of aer for a scomi week here. He present* a number Ing and hesrinc Di* D. Bar, who wii .iffere.l t.> of itew charaeterizations. retaining however the and refiisi'd bx every xamlevlll* manager In more {lopular of hi* older one*. Byron and the city. I angdon are seen In their big laughing skit, ’ The Dude Ihdective. and The Exposition Four If prefM-nt their comeily singing, dancing and mu¬ A new popular prlc«-d houae in Staiii- sical *iH‘cialty. That amusing cou|il», Ryan ford. Conn., snd i nexv theatre at .Hunhury and Rlclrfleld, offer their new sketch, Mag Hag Pa.. have bein adib*l to the fulled smalt gerty. M. D which Is the latest of the Mag house list. Walter J Pllmmer ib-sw the txMXk Haggerty classic*. Smith and Campbell, the Ing pojiulsr comtdians. are seen In their comedy skit, camping Out. ami a beautifully costumed + cycle of hi*toric:,l songs Is given by the Dag Harriet Koch Is preai-niing a clever well Sister*. Natille and Aurlel; The Camos, set of singing, closing with a Bii-alas dance. a Euro|«-nn noveity act; Ed. Morton, coon She Is featuring fharb* K. Harris’ ■S.-use Me. singer, and Taylor and Burton, skaters, till , Today, and I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her .V.iw ♦ out the bill. I ♦ I + Buster Kenton Is sixteen vears oil Fifth Avenue Theatre.—Models of this week, and the fsmoa* K^-aton Family the Jardin de I'aris, is a comed.v girl act. of- ; wlH now Invade New York, where Busier cin fered by Billie Burke; Van Blene and Company | work and make fare* at the Gerry m*-n present the one act playlet. The Master Mu«l- | clan, in which the ’cello playing of Van Blene i + I* Introduced; Raymond and Caverly have an Myrtle Byrne Is an aiiraitive (tirl act that calls for their billings a* the Wizard* who It offering an izcepHonallv elerer rifle ef ^oy: Harry Tighe present* his new act, '• ami revolxer shooting act Ihvi well .b's.'rTi-s her With the Fl'-et, with a capable supporting com¬ tiHlinc of fliamplnii Hharpshoofi-r pany; A. O. Duncan provide* hi* comedy ven trll s.-s'n on the fnll.-.l time last yesr. and Mazette offer their ridiculously funny act. which shows the stage door and entrance to a The Dixie Girls Quartette Is an ex¬ hv* retiirmil to this riMintry again snd I* The Tramp and the Lady; Willie Hale preaenti vaudeville tlieatre, with a diHir to an adjoining cellent coniltination of girl voice*, presenting book'-<1 by Joe Meyer* a varied jirogram of parlor paatimea; Fred Hal- cafe. 1* a mammoth headstone to “Ward and a good act. the song P-atures of xvhlch are len and Mollie Fuller are seen In A Lesson at Curran In Tin- Terrible Judge.” Don’t Be Wltmark's Gay Biittcrll.x. Bonnie, My Highland ♦ Elexen I*. M., and others on the bill are .Mill* an GId Maid. Molly, I* a gooil numiM-r that Lassie, Di\i»* I ami, I l.ove Yott. GoO)l Night, and Flynn. Min«trel maid*, and Levitan and Nilsson’s KlyInK Bnll*-t. e|.-ven .. Is well handleil. Ib-ar. To the End of Hie World with You. I)b-. Is now t» lng hsmlled by SIg Wachter. op 'lahony. knockaliout comedians. Ev’ry Dsv, Come. B<- My Miinshine, Itearle, ♦ enirg at the William Penn riu-atre. PliHa-lel ♦ pansies M.-;in Thoughts, iiid Thoughts Mean phis, next wei'k You. and My Di ar. + Hammerstein’s.—Louise Dresser, in Fojiular priced vaudeville. a.u pre¬ + her second wis-k, ha* ehangeil her hilling to sented at III! Harlem Opera Housi- and Keltli I>e«p, Belli ainl Deas. a kimmI straiicht “Late Star of The Candy Shop. The Girl* from and Proctor's rj.1th Stiwt Tlieatres. could not Four Girls from Melody I>ane Is a | singing set. I* senring heavily now. with Abrs Gottenberg and 'Tlie Girl Behind the Counter. be Improved iiiMui. It is bills of the kind *een new Max Wilt act that has more than made ' ham I Ineoln .lorn-*, fr .m the Gotham Attucks Harrison .krmstrong's Intensely dramatic sketch. here that 1* responsible for the remarkable goel. Tlie girl*. .\.la .\ffalr. soprano; Ann rompsny. Circumstantial Evidence, I* presented by an growth of this branch of the vaudeville tiebl Hathawsy. alto; Eleanor Elliott, mezzo, and 4 unusually capable company: The Great Leater, E. C. Hoffmelkter. who 1* manager of liotli Vint B.-irlHMir. contralto, have gnml looks, our own .kmerican ventriloquist. offer* his bouses, is a showman of re|iutation and abil snlendtil stage presence ami excellent voice*. James J. .Morten and W. K. Kirk, clever act; Harry Tate's Company present* Ity, not alone (Mipular with the artixts play¬ "Thi'y are using Sli-rn’« .Viiiins and F'-r Goe of cartoonist of the New York .kmerlrsn, are Motoring: Max Gruber’s well traimKl animals; ing tliese houses, but apparently having .a You. and It ■mirk's Lady l-ove and Pony Boy. now writing acta sml ml•l|.•l••gll•'s fir rau-b vH Barnes and Crawford, Harold and Wood. Tom strong iM-r*o;ial hold on the regular patron* of Hans. Smith, and Mallia and Bart I'oniplete the hill. the houses. ♦ ♦ 4 The.T, Ligrhtner, an exceptionally clev¬ Green anwever. and she has scored a hit lor.k* Like Something the fst Brmight In. Sli* 4 two wc k*. with a capacity of SOO, and a com¬ in The Follies of lH0!t. Gertie was fearful Hut Had a Idit f)f Things When She Came Back, .\lmont and Diiniont are presenting plete orchestra. Six act* will be played with P.roadwiiy could not get along witlmut a Mo\ and 1* featuring the Toiiptallon Rag. AH of a nov.-I innsb'sl a< t o-i ih. M-rrla lime in Hies)- are Witmark pulillcaHon* no split. They will also book the new house er among Ita showgirls, so she initiated twr whirh they are feRtiirliig Felsl’s Si.nor* Ix-'Mg built .It I’ottsvllle, Pa., b.x J. J. Lough iretty sister*. Irene and Dotlie, who are now + •■an. owner of the house at Hazelton, and. sliow girls with the n-'W Hitchco<-k show, and 4 comnieni-ing Noxi-mber 1. they will book the sr<- winning fax or rm tlielr own merit*, with Arlhtir Prince, who h;»a returned to j •Sig W nehler. of I he .N'YBO. Is n-'w house lM.|ng erected at Broad and Porter street, mit trading on the reputation of their big this caintry to lour the .Morris Circuit, well ‘ »*.oklng Hie rolls, urn V. «*rk and *l*o the Pblladelpiila. by Frank Migonc. This house sister d'-x-rve* Ills title. •'King of Vi-ntribH|ul*t*.’* 1 romi-ly In F•ulrlr.'llHl «lr.-. l \. w Y»rk will have a capacity of l.tWi. ♦ III* act. In which h<‘ utilizes twit one dummy, + hi* world famous “Jim.’’ Is a rontlniious laugh, I 4 ‘Non ■ of them haa anvthinjf on u».” piin'-liiated by applaiix-. particularly with the Frnnk .Morr*-!! has liilrrxliiced nn N'at C. Baker, who Is heading Jesse 1* the motto recently -(ffered Tlie Ex|xi*itlon dummy talking whib- Prince *ni ikcs a cigar or ' Othei siu'e.'s> I Didn’t Mean to Make Toir I svi y'w Ti,,. Right Hol>o«-s, now playing Four by their friend*, ami it I* not misapplied •Irinka from a glass Ov fr'*ni till’ hoii«r of f>Uf tl.e Panlnge*' Circuit, i* singing three of .\s a dancing act. they are all t<* the giKxl If 4> S'ern * s.eig «ucce«*es that are singularly ap a musical act 1* desired, they fill the bill, or If ♦ propriaie to tiie situations in the act. Tlie ymt prefer a singing quartette, they are right IlobertUH and hlu Huninn Dor Ik a Taylor Twin Sisters, the novelty an.l song* are: I Wisii 1 Had My Oid Girl Back on the Jot). Their biggest song sfu-clalty at a clever act with siM-i-lal scenery ami a ape , Irlek skating art. are now playing pnpxilar .kgaln. <;ee. but .tin't .Cmeric* a Grand MUSIC AND THE STAGE

NEW YORK MUSIC NOTES. Boston Fadettes, Famous Orchestra of Women, Begins Long making a IreirPDdous bit with Beautiful Eyes and Sweetheart’s a Pretty Name When it is Season—Meet Me Where the Lanterns Glow, is the Latest YOU. Witmark Success—Sam Bernard is Singing How Can You Miss Abble Mitchell is going to use Bob White’s Hello. Angel Face. In her act. soon. Will Marion Cook made music with the Toot a loot When You Have No Toot to Toot. piano for her use during her recent engage¬ ment at the American Music Hall.

ITarry Jones will sing Wild Cher¬ MABEL McKlNLEY ries. of the Ted Sn.vder catalogue, in bis new act. He says that It Is one of the best songs of its kind that be ever used.

The N.atlonal Quartette, who are working the Orpheum time, claim that their en¬ core getter Is When T Dream In the Gloaming of You. published by Shapiro.

There’s Nothing else In Life Like Love. Ixjve. I^ove. la a favorite selection from the Witmark catalogue which la being effective¬ ly sung by Dean and Price.

Asher P. Samuels made a hit at the Criterion, recently, with two Shapiro numbers— Say Boys. I’ve Found a Girl, and Save All Y'our Kisses For Me.

.M Wit nark & S'*n8. who publish -all Good-bye Christine Swanson, by , N.« York Hlpp' vocal and Instru- Terry Sherman and Bob Adams, has developed iiK-iilal niuvlc. reiMirt lhal Meet Me Where the Into the hit of Montgomery and Stone’s show. l.iiiPruv Glow. tb<- fjvorlle sons In A Trip TJie Old Town. lo Japso. ba« proven to be one of the biggest .rlle-a In Ibe bistort of the mammoth smuse- Iiert place. A Trip 10 Japan is one of Ibe M. Witmark and Sons report that triad of altravlluns conatllulliig the apleodid Meet Me Where the I>antems Glow, from A . nt. rialiimeiil at Ibe Hip Ibis seaaon. Incl Trip to Japan. Is now sung at the Hippodrome. .leiital lu «hb'b are sung two ulber ex'-ell-nt New York. p.- alu. lion iiuiulrers. Fair Flowers of Japan a".I our Navy's Ibe Best in the World. Now comes Josle Antoinette to the front with WTilstle If You Want Me. Dear, a Strolling In The Gbvaming. D. ar,’is Witmark song that Is steadily growing In a Witmark number that has been Interpu popularity. laietl In Charles Frobman'a |•rodurtion of Kltt.v Grey. with. Julia Sanderson and G. J. Emons and Brooks have added to Iluntley. Il Is siinK by L-alle Gate and en their rr-pertolre. 1 Wlsh’t I was In Heaven Slt- b mbit tln’ Down, a new coon song from the Witmark catalogue. S.iin Bernard ha.s a new comic wonn. IB Ho vilrl anil the Wlaard. written by Will Lillie Des Monda sings I’d Rather lirvUn and H-ymisir Furtb. and published by Have a Girlie ’Than an Automobile, from the Furih It l» enllllrd. How Can Y’on Toot a Witmark catalogue, with her accustomed dash T *’ When Yell Have No Toot to Toot and vim.

J.ick Von Tilzer han returned from Bob White, and Green, his manager, biv four an nibe' trip in Europe, and finds the have msde the Chicago public walking billboards 1 rk Mueb Company with another big bit. with their circle pinggers for Hello Angel Is I'arrle, .Marry Harry Face.

The British Guards iiiuid conteiu- Herbert Ingram has another new one piales an early alvent In vaudeville with a which looks like a winner. Anlo. a new Idea t »i»r sf thirty. of a classy Spanish number, published by Sha¬ piro.

Herbert llavinan. formerly wi h Rosslter has secured two big ones Trvbubs, Is now connmrvl with the Y'ork Mu¬ from Bert Williams latest—Mr. Ix)de of Koal: si" Company That’s a Plenty and the Hartior of Dreams.

CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. Miss Marie Clark, who is In town looking for new songs, has decided to use Sha¬ piro’s jungle number. My Little Kangaroo. The Van Brothers, Instrumentalists. who are literally "in Ibe van" of the small army uf performers rvioipowevl of those In Ibeir Billy Elliott is aking a deoicedly fav¬ (•articular Hue. are featuring, wlib plentiful ap orable Impression with Come Be My Sunshine ^au-r as their n-ward, the iwlectloo. Cuddle Dearie, a bright particular Witmark gem. I p a l.ltlle Ciwr. I>>vey Mine, from the mu ♦ical I'uni'vly. Three Twins M Witmark A ■S-.ua are lb* piilillslH-rs The Mu.sioal KU-ises. cornet soloists, Winning new laureU with her song repertoire. are featuring that soul stirring patriotic Wit mark niimbt'r. My Own United States. The Tvl Snyder I’o has a new aong ■milled, tib What Ud do f.» a Girl Like You. lisbers—"I useil Hello .\ngel Face and Come Lew Dotkstader’s Minstrels are •y the wrliera of Beautiful Eye*, which aeemt Kigbt In, Sit Bight IVvwn anvl Make Yourself using a l>eaatiful medley of Bob White’s. Come Chas. K. Harris has a new song in o be the cimly TYiey have a number of the at Home, last night .Yngel Face was a Right In. Sit Bight IH>wn and Make Yoaraelf bis catalogue which promises to be quite a nov¬ -■»l performerw In the cviunlry alnglug It. riot and Come Bight In makes a great •uvi'ore at ILvme: Come 'lY-ase the Mo‘e John Baxter, of the Hossiier staiT, Temptation Rag, by Henry Lodge, Is the big event In their act. •pent the wvw'k of SeptemtM«r 30 in Tolevlo. looks like a big thing to M. Witmark A Sons, the big occasion being the Ohio State Fair, lie its publishers, who fv^el confldent that It will saiig to several tbovisand (wstple every day. ar r.vpidly take a place among the favorite Instrii- ounpanled by Isvwer’s Military Ban

Nellie Nichols now has three comics Will Marion Cook Is back at his from the Witmark catalogue—Quvenle With Her >lr. Fred Fisher, the popul-ir song desk In the Chicago office of the Gotham At- Hair In a Braid, Take an Example wrttir who Is now on the Shapiro staff, was a t licks Co. visitor here fivr a few days and met a host of From Yivur Father and'It Lvoks Like Something frlemla Mr. Fisher has several new songs That the Cat Unnight In. which nIM be out very soon and he says Iliov NEW SONG HITS. an- hits they will be published b.v Shapiro The Monv‘ta Five are now playing re\.vs dati's. and are still making a big closing Chorus Lyrics of Recent Successes of I'In.sinorvv and DoMoiuie rclurtu-vd number with Bossiter’s Napam*e. They also the Leading Publishers. frimi their S re|Hvrt complete satisfaction with I'd Like to Ih* ■Gil" iiiiil Mvxvre arc winning liiiiiievllately Issikevi for time lu the Middle s Soldier Boy In Blue. |•lets of langbs with Y*si Ibin't Know West Bowslter's What's the Use of Moonlight, SMILE OH ■Il You Have to Know lu Itrvler to Know and When the Balmy Breeae* Blow, are the fea Words by Eden P. Grevllle; music by .Ylfred tb' You Know So are all the clever, tiire songs with their set The Empire Four have started on the Solman. •vl isTformers who are using this Idg tliiK‘ and are featuilng all of Shapiro's The official sivng of the Optimist Club of ' biinoToiis niimlier bearing the Wit •••vngs—When I Dream In the Gloaming of You, America, with TOO.OtK) members. Kisses are Flowers of la>Y'e, Is a I Love My Husband. But Oh Y’ou Helny, and My Little Krngarisv Smile on, nor feel that life's too hard. m w one hy the authors of Mi>et Me Tonight Nor that you can not win. In Dreamland llbith Sister YY'hItson and L«s< whnl of >eil the bill at i|m> star amt Garter. If sunshine dwells within. Mi*et Me Tonight It Is pnbllshevi hy leo FN-bsl The Musical Wllscns are delighting Smile on. and help some struggling stvtil with Berlwrt Ingram's nisn i *' I Dream In the Glosiiiing large ainlleneea from wvs-k to week with their all your strength and power. Mr Harry Mayo iua*ibl.n, are plaving Kaalein itates at present and are Rennie Cv>rmaek. of the Tevi Snyder Bob YVbllr of i|„. YliHlern Yliisle I'lil. nrvdving lh«lr usual flvilering prv'ss nollees i.. rv'ports that Pearsv*. Mason amt Peters an' (Continued on i>.vg"' -it i Amu se m en t events . . of the week News From Metro

Brooklyn Theatres Reap Benefit from Hudson-Fulton ill htixk 111 \\v Mill U tlruMliit: | The WiNulWMrti ituiipaiiy. Ui%l capacity ImuHth. Nfill aihl Mi'*K '.irifti itirir t*IT*Tiii>:. i»y pri**»«iiiln>r a I'parkllt.i; Celebration—A Group of Central and Western State I'hHpiiiMU are uf piriiciilHr pralH«* for fartr. K.hmh; iIh* \Iuhic tlio their |Nirtrii>aU. playa at i n ni tli« lr tiMiur. thf Aii«: tin* l*rliJtvs» are of tin* I>l'riMT\ iUea, Ilia tiwiiiui TIuhIi**. plta^o !lif |t»wu h> IloiiM' In tlriliT. TIk' I.me U iiir. and ll•'art^ In MIzzoura Cities Make Good Showing of Bus ness Done and in 'IlirTlir (lillls(iillls riii iitn . tins wrrk liaa tin tn. 'ITif new niiislrnl Ciinn-dy.inrdy. Tin-riir l>r\ll. andall.I Tom |Sii«anrr Kl\rr. IliN is aindlirr of tin* kin.I ..f WalkiT. Il•'adlin•■s a \<'i>iriy attrartiirattraotitf Idll at tlirllo* isbona that drlliilit auilirnos and. riru If il: Prospect, Indicating a Successful Season for All. Oridifiim TIn-atrc. Aiioiln-r.\n.dtirr t'litiTtalnlni;rntrrtalnini; and , wrro lud I'anilval ..nk. It wiailil la- a .«[, • diUMtional art la tli.itIt of tlir .Misst's .Maialiall..Maisliall. I assrrtlou to iiiaki- that Inislni ss ».aild Ih- > \ Frri'iiiau and Itocrr in a lilcli riassrla'» Instniiin-nln>triinii-n ' rrptioiially Ko.sl It lias In , ii tliat all lb tal 11111.11011 sriirtion. TlirTill- I'alatirrl•aIall.'>. of tlir Idll . arason. ullli rM ry sliow Is oiirrfully srlrrtrd and tlir hoiisisboiisrs liHxrlinir iM.riiImtii i '1 br luirlnupir boiisrs. ii. usual, arr didu^ i.-. aocoiallniily l.raiy. p.K'ity Pusinrss Tlir Jolly lilrls. at Ibr 1 • i, The Omaha Street Car Kilward Arllut;t<>ii. i>t Ilio Uil U.tucli WIM Krt.-rst l*ark Is stillill o|H-n. utTrrini:otTrrini: iKurllyiKiirlly , tury Tlo-alrr. arr J.t.ly.tiK all tliat cono i.. Wrat. la In tUe city iirrparlii): «lnlrr .inariris dancins In tin- pai ill. n. Sunday afirruisuis "take tllrlll III '* for bi* allow, tlir (Iklabonia uuartrra baviiii; rvrntiiirs. Iiiiriiu; the aflriins.n. danrln,; is f ■ .■ Till It.>11 rolls It till,■ ilayely. are well n.iiii.sl Strike Seriously Affects laK'omr too amall. iHiriiii: tlir winter br will aivl In tli.tlir rvriiiiii:. i:alr adin sslon Is fr.s- .\n for they are bli:!i riasss II iHiKlit to Ik- wriltiii dlrw"! tbr tour of bis rompaii.r. play Ini; Tin* orchratra.orchestra. nii.Irr the l.-adr-ship of Kirliard l.oiii: •at tbe .Majrstli f ..lie Is to Im- sirlelly ai World and a Woman. *'**has tun-nfun-n rimaipd< and Maiiaiirr Kaliiii states that curate, but til.' Iliratr.r.' In I be program, uai s Theatricals During the Tbe Imperial Ibratrr will iM.jrln Its sras..u of b«*lie »1Uwill continur to op, rate the park iiiili. tbr name. 'I In ilayrty Kansas I'lly is i;. ttlui; sloi-k Drtols.r II y will Ir- railed weather isuiditlons ali'olntily forldd. Used to till' rlia .liII iiaiiii It was tboUi;li' the ImiM.rlal i'lavers aii.l the cast will be beaded Attcndatirr Isis still k.'.‘piiii;k.'rplin up at laiiu;f.'ll..w , that the new tlayiiy would Is- rei Week. by William Jossey. Ulitb class mebslrania will tlarden. The trained animal sb.iws are ulxen time, but Mr. 1 ItHliiein.iii. tb.- niaiiaiter. as., prevail. dally In the i.inphitheatre ami JiiiiiIni the Si‘r..n.l. us that we won't hair it belore tbe middle Ed. L. Itrannan. tralllc inan.iKer of the Yankee ■ h'Jlte eb'phant. Is a ft aliire oil's niillt.irr tbe month. Kobiiisoii Itailrnad Sls.ws. was In the city last h: ml renders concert irograms,p .ntraii and the date of Th.- Kansas City Hipisnlroin.'. since opeiiliu' week. He re|Mirts a i;ois| suniiiier. closlni;closing of thes«.tliesi* gardensjrarib- Is noi yet ai. for the s-.isou. has had the pleasiir». of walrbln. Nettle BiMirne. who Is starrini: in Tbe W.»rld lioiincisl. big crowds at the ga'.r walling f.>r admltlanr. BROOKLYN, N. Y. and a Woman, under tb.. personal dlrei-tloi of "Ith the advent of coM weather Is mark.-.l .\t tb.- otu-nlug it was esiimat.sl that ten thou Edward Arlington. Is uiis-tinK with siirb kplen- ''h lucreas,. InIII the patron.sgepatronage of the motl.ui i>irpn sand passial In. The place has bts.n tnaile new Hudson-Fulton Week Booms Show «lllnk■•• Hayes last seas..ii m-- large, lossl returns ar.-ar.' asis., «o re,Hireisete.l te.l fr.mifr.uii '’i.'!ir roller skating, dancing, fre yamleiille In I, rupleil a siuiila- isisltioii with Charles Fr.diuian's * rystal. th<‘ Majestic ami the Hem•••'tii Fainll.irFamily Tlwa il.Tmau tillage and n.w rides ami concosl..,,^ Iness is on th.. whole, hiiinming along ih.- Boardwalk The Hudson Fulton Celebration brought thou ‘ Tbe Thief Company, w lilrb was bea.Ied by hiislmss Is on th.- whole, hiitnmlng aaiids of visitors to Krisiklyii last wn-k and Kelcey and Shannon. He will lie assisted in the Itl'IltKIlItl'IIKKIC STt.STE I-1.ElFI.El III-.HE WII.I l AM W SHEI.I E^ business was excellent at all theatres. advaucadvance b.v Joe K.isenthal. one of tbe contract- Mm. H. Crane, In Father and tbe Boys, Is ft'*’ Hanch. and^ Frank Quinn, the KANSAS CITY, MO. the attraction at the Moiitank, this week former billing agent of Colian ami Harris' _ OMAHA. NEB. Grace George in A Woman's May, did capacity Mlnetrela. which would Indicate an aggressive; _ _ . business here last we-'k. ’ , advertising campaign for Nettle Bourne's stellar ^ Big Doings Characterize the Week. The new Shubert policy at the Majestic lias venture. ‘ - F'layhouses Suffer on Account of met with gn-at favor. Jas T Fowera, in Ha- The Grand 0|>era House will increase pnc.-s This Is the weekeek of Kansas City's .tiiniul Street Car Strike. vans, was tbe oia-ning attraction and w’aa a big *0 50 cents, beginning Octols-r .'I The attend- Carnival, and the town Is crow.Ied with iM-i»,ib- tKawt for the Snulu-rts. ’The Motor Girl is the »nee baa made It necessary for Manager Hiir;.- The M'illis Wood Theatre la tielng tlllwl to Its attraction at the Majestic, this week. All the M'allace to reserve part of bishis house, and thithis utmost capacity this week wltu The Man of The tlieatrvs suffered a h’-avy flaaoclal loss big SliiilH-rt attractions will appear here during necessitate the running of only two s'l.iw the Hyiitr. Tills play has lu^en s.-en here la-fore, tbe past Week on aceouiit of the street car the present season. Manager M’. C. Fridley will dally. hut It won immeiliate n-i-ognltbui then as one strike. Tbe cars were not run after s,-\rii cootibue his iM.pular Sunday concerts at this I^emp'a Park Carnival clos«'d a m.wt siiceessfnl of the plays of tbe d«-cade an.I this vls.t Is r>- o'clis-k In tbe eieuing. wblcb cut down the at house. two weeks Septemlier 2tl. The attractions, as t*»'*tl>ig Its success. I.ast week the M'lllls M'.ssl ,,.mlance at the |.la.vhoii'- The attraction at Teller's Broadway, this well as the management, did la-tter than last was the stage of Mrs. I.<'slle Carter. For the as ,hebtbeb least eff,u-t<'-»leffiu-tisl, an>and doubtless this was week. Is HerU-rt Kelsey and ElBe Shannon. In i season. Achilles Pbillon. ami fireworks were j first half of the wis-k her new play. Vasts ,,,, (,||| The Thief. tbe special features of closing w Herne was given, ami the latter half wt unusual •juallty. while the other kousea did The bouse staff of Teller's Broadway Theatre M’. M'. Rose will again, this seas-m. take Mrs. Carter In her New York Succ>-ss, Kasss not have anything out of the ordlnarv to offer Is as follows: and manager, Is-si C. I charge of the box office of the (NIeim Theatn-. This proved a noteworthy society event Tlie playbous-s Hre all looking for tbe u>ual Teller: business manager. Herliert S. Aseber; ' The patronage of the many attractions that theatre re|iortB excellent business, much to th-- , i.,,. business during the ten days of the .\k treasurer, Is-w- X. M'oimI; assistants, Bs-onett , Pl*.v the Oileon will be pleaseil. as Mr, R->sc pb-iisiire of tbe house management and the show | In-n fesflvllb-s and parades. Thousands of Mangin am! Irving Engel: musical director, j i» one of the most popular treasurers about manager I strangers visit.sl the city from all over Xe Maurice Z Hanau: stage carpi-nter, Charles E. town, and la an expert with the pastelsiards Gne of the best things that has U-en s.s-nti In braska and Iowa. Godwin; electrician. J. E. .Mayer; ppro,H'rtles j M'H.I. J. E.MtI.EVFAHI.EV Kansas City f.ir s.'Uie time was Th.-. B.-autyauty Tiie Blue M.aise pres<'nt.-.t by a very ra|iabi< and accessories. tts<-ar Erb-dlander; wdvertlsing ; ___ .-tlKit. at the Shnbert Theatre the week ..f .-s.-p-'■•■P c.impany. was ih.- attraction at tbe Biirw.Hsl. agent. Bert Johnson: chief dmirkeeiier, Harry i ss i si si c a ncsi lo ssisisi lemtier 2C. Jefferson IH- Ang.-lls was the star •>:,-o-, while the attendance was n.H ten C. Miner: Janitor. Asa Bagley. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. |ierf.>rm.-r. although there were many other stars „„ accuint of th.- str.s-i car strike ih -.i I.ew' X. M'*s«ls. the well known theatrical ' - pr.s.-nt to a.Id luster to a dash and go p.'r «ho dl.l attend w.-re w.-II enfertalne.!. as this formance. This Is the first time Mr. IH- Aug.-lls fs^-e cim.sl.T hi.s manv amusing situations *'***' ’■ "f , Theatricals are Claiming Attention, B.ix (iffice Talk. ’ la again at this bouse ai hss Imen seen here In four years. an.I we w.-n- through the play. treasurer. But Parks Yet Open. all very glad to eiiV'.v him and hls clever char .. , Rice ami Barton's Big Gaiety Company hail a - act.-rlzit'ons. The entire e..mpany wa. ll.e I' tatlon of the (lotiular C enmn of Haddon Hall, at tbe Cers Metrop>la n...kl,.g ce^ andmill druwint;drawing th**the uhimIusual lurfc^large crowild.crowds. , week. Beginning Tlui-s« InId ItsIta hlshi«» fp„„ Mississippi week of 17. ami The Tliinl .Ks everv one knows, thee Sam S. ShnlM-rl I'ast week. This mii'leal show la one .-f Eie tor.v.tory. tVUit*»ra Isltors from mitotit of t**wn.town, who are us.sl ' i)et,ree. week of 24. Theatre, to give It Its full name, is a memorial •n-st in which this c.Hiiee.llan has aptM-ar.-.! In to fo^tngseeing giMsIgfMMl vaudeville,vau<1evill*>. all pronounced the | y'or tbe first time at poonlaroonlar prices Inin this 'l'«'*»ve. and one of Ihe .how j.l.ces of the thia city. Il«‘ la aurroufid**d with an organlx.« •how Iat the***** Orph«‘iim'’TP*'"m the bo'-tbest cter.ever. | cltv. The Girl Qo.-stlon Is drawingdrawinc largelaree erow.Iserou.lv fntltv theatre, “the Coxy house." |a the mag th'n of gmul alngi-ra and dancem, wh*» make Biiain*'aaBualm-ss IsU veryver> g.sslgtK»d at the new CasinoCaalno TheaThet ' .t the BlJ.m. ’Hits li.sise has arraug.sl f a- .-n the three acta entertaining to tbe very eml of has ar'V.ngl-sl f ^ .‘ n "'«-?* '“‘•Vt’*- .“'r. the (terftwniance. IT u ">e attractkin this nniisually attractive s.-t off tss,kingslMH>king4 whlehwiHfh Inin "b pulnting uno li» tnjly • nuwt Ilf** , ■ V***** * t.vfoti s Sto.'k C.impany la pre- I elude such prtaluctlons as Graustark.firauKtark TheTl)** I.l.mI lou «*\ampl** of th** irtl«t*B bni».h. Kv*t> vit* Another g«Ha| hill waa ofT«r*Nl the patroiu* of aeming Zaza there this w.s-k, i the Mouse, d'l-e Clansnisn.uiian Ch.-«'k.'rs.CluH-k**!^ Mrs.Mr»* Sl.niM'rt •dmir*« It. and th<»M* \\ h*» the Orpheum Ih** paat week, to the uaual large Tbe iHn.iilar little Brooklyn actress. Cecil s Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch.*«trh, |•l**r^•Plerr.- of th'th. kn**m* him aiy thtt It la tb*» r«*al Sam S. Shu- attendance. ffp.s.uer. In The I.lttle Terror. Is at the Amphl.m pl«ii,sPlait.« and others ..fof e.|uale< ]ual mite.not**, Indmllnginchiding ^ . . . i . Money and Wtuiu*ii. a four act niehtlrNiiu. ^ h»*<*k*»ra made Ita ^nniH'l vl*. t laat m«M‘k. this week, ami. as usual. Is drawing capaelty MatilonHanlon Brothers’Brothers' Snii.-rtiaSnii.-rba. with the ii«iial «tartllng cllinatea. waa pretonteit er^ds...... „ . Old tlm**tin.e patron*patrons of..f Mliinea|MilisMiiin**atHdiK theatresthoatr**^ «iilwill **1^ In th** tltl** roll* at the Krug. Jd'Jb. hy a cmiipatiy **f more thi& Thia m***k !h«* Uratid T!»**a*r*‘ Inia a partlni Tl.e all star hills given at the Fulton, which ; remendi.-rr**m**mb«»r AA. I..I*. M'llbiir.Wllluir. mi.-eon**** iiisnag.-rininaK**r ..fof theth** a^rage merit. *ni«* o|Hnlng waa to large atnll U under the management of M'm. Trlmborn. M'lihitrWlUutr Gm-ra<>p**ra C.aiit.anv.r#Kiii»an.’r. .MrMr M'llb.irWlltpur IsIh i...wnow larly attra**tl%e carnival "fft-rlnir with <#**org** enccH ar«* makinsr th** h.indnom** little theatre on*' of ; pr<*M*ntlng th** not**d coh»r»d hImth Sldn*»y’a n»*\v vrlpch*. Th** Jo> Kid** Mr H J. Kill IT th^nio«t tHtpular in Bro*»klyn. | ^nd Johnson. In a miialral e«»m»*dr. Tl SI. n»*y Ih on»* of tio* (Jr in'r** n»o*>t tM>fMilar "tara Tl-e Shutsert Stock Company la drawing w*»U j yf,Kin. wlilrh la dii*- to play at the HIJou In **^^*<'' .T»‘ar. Ih gening all the laugh al th# Bijou. I jho ne:)r futur**. The tiKiial Orantl hUHim***. |'r**valla. and that I PITTSBURG, PA. The Jardin de l»irla GIrla. which la one of I , . ... !a '’turn away.** 1 the hig Miner h„rles.pie show., I. .t th. Em ’ rV;""*..,- Tile nrjiheum Theatn*. Kan«a«« City*** h‘»fu»* «*f •Ire thla week ■ llnilt. thU m»**k. a h|.«**i.iI vaudeville, under the nian^geriietit of Martin I Hffrry Davis Stock Company at the The Clansman will lie seen for the first time ! ,7,'"f f.ehman. I« one of tie* certain «ucee«Hea of 1 lu nr,...klvn St ootiiilar nrlees at th« Court Ar.-hle Miller has si-r-iir.-d th.- wrl.l f .in -ns Kanaaa f'lty. If l« a remarkahle f«rt. hut true, |I Duquesne. ViVt. wiir dancer. Ch.sKM-ela. In h.-r own original lane. that no matter when one g«B-« to th«» Orpheum. | ^rre.r MK'Iellan. manager of I.nna Park, left ''’"■'''‘'i'",*'"* "I' he la c<*rtaln to «ee a c.apaclty audience. When J'lr The real aur|irl*«e #tf the fiM'atrIcal aea*win waa for Europe last week. In search of noveltb-s. r,„'_ei,\v" i '7."'’ **fie atopa t#> consider tliat then* are two |H*r 1 h**M bark until the l»u«iue«itie Theatre wa* Tne eVeentlve staff f-H- the new Casino H: ’^'7, Bnrl.-s.im r- formanrea given dallv at the 0‘‘phetiru. one mav. j re^dv f*i entertain theatregofra with Harry ExeelsUir Theatre Co.. ewm-rs: Chas. w. In a nieaoure. rcallfe ne en^n'iiiooa bualn****! k ngxkman a1lh**fdllne caudo^in** kI *»\v. Including the I>avU* 8t**rk (*«ninafn. The waiting waa well don**. In f.icf. If h !»••• n aald th it the Kanaaai Wf»rlh whlb*. a* ritt*t»urgera were freeaftnl to nrer: tdw'sr.lV/tu-art ^MeMsiismvMcMsnamy. rsviatsntrssl«tsnf tr-ss-ire--tr-'as-irer; Fourteen ..Amerlean r. 1..., 1. Zoiiaves.11. » . .another. v liiitniMT of City Orpheum la the hinner h*Mjae of the clr* i e tran«fortiiatl*in of an old theatre Into a verl John Ja.pies. advertising agent: Psnl E. Xear. 1" '''>**7 cult and that the hip'lu'**^'- her** la far and away i fable tetwer of beauty. Tfie rhangea wr»*wv.». vsI*»rk. *1. ...twlu-re .rs ih«* whi* lM»*»ni .hutk . ;.n.. would oniinsriiy' think of vamb-viiic. ami, •Icetrlrlan: M. J. McKew****n. propertr m^pter. , , . .1.-* ,.111 » .i... 1 . ^*srsfsgi£w iiAiTfc'Q lug over tne attract Ion* that will le* piaif**1 at this high ''I-* of rj-fincl and -l.-rsnE | pr.vi.’.VTb.n 7, Tim Hool't- _GEGHG^l. HAKES . theatre during the season The Gav.-iv no more «lai» atick comi*dv |« what haa cauaed v.Y* atiTdav ' will hare hot and #old water In everv dr<*««!ng sii'-h a vogue of vsiidi'illlo horo ll■'rl• every I one g*i**a to vactevllh* There w<*re thr**<* head i Madge fair.< ap|»carlug In If I Had M«*ney and will aNo Install three bath ST. LOUIS, MO. f'lom r^KHn** liner* on the hill at thia fh»*atre laat w**ek: | U elite*ente' tnpiiiigfnl niativ of |»* r frienda at the Al T>*-**orat|onp will !►*» arart<><1 In a few daya arul I.addle Cliff the rnglNh coUM'dlan with hla 1 vin The fdav waa w**l| received and bnaln"** ■ s . -u . , t ^ ^ theatre will open durlnsr thl« month. TheatresTheatres Preparing to Launch Extra funnv a*>ng« and hi* *»wn dancing; FMwIn Ktevena m***t Mar*hHlI preainting An Kv**nlng With At the Nlami. Mario Cahill. In The Itova and ria and hU wife Mina Florence Sten<*. are ro- Matinees. (*lauarlty hnatncaa. atwl waa _ niprratlng at thdr home In that city af*er the Htrenuoiia K* hear*al Th«* reat of an < thoroughly ap(»rc4'lat**4l. The tbeatrea are preparing to handle Increased •trrniimia aummer Hff*ck •ea'**»n In the Mil! ( Itv, »*ll»*nt bill- I.otta t,1*d*ti»ne. Ferr**!! Brothc Advanced vaudeville at the Hrand r*»ntlnuea bnalnea*. hy giving extra mafincea. moat of A neveitv.noveitv. the C.tmT.fidlewakr Troiifte fif ten I-a V«***n Cro«* and Comfianv. Frank Rtelgera. a s to t»e atu>r*-e!at<‘d and. w Ith the uaual g***! bill. them everv day. Cohan and Harrla* Mlnatrela. rr»||*hPolNh danc**ra. hcadlln*‘ahcadlln* a bill of excel|**nce at the Kfn**lrom**. and la*t. t»iit not leaat. the ,»r«mui.i#» vka.g.ii u ^ Buperba. Top o* th* World. The Beauty Spot. , the ktllea TtK*atre. an*and tl-e aale of •«ej*ta haa Orph*um Cone# rt <)rch***fr i. under Sen*^ I>enge. i i g » . T^ie Cowbov 0|r|. King of BIgamlata. Bowery ’ beem extremeir heavy •o l*aul and C#»m- riving aeli*ci|on* from Mile M^allate, the flrat Tl*e Itava at the t.yceum. are reaping the Burle«uu«*»*a Comer (Jlrla, and vaudeville panv. In a dramatic aketeb a*'e another nnmt»**p light mualral •e|#*rf|oM of the ai>aaon. b**nef|f of their own fHifiularltv. am! packed are the attractloM, which awaken much enthitaiaam fsff i.f the Kansas Tlty ttrphrum la | Erwclnl th*- first |s-rff.imanc«- Th** OoriuKii ’rh**atre Stock Company will open Inr bill I# gr>od In everv detail Martin Isehmjin. manager: Joe«*|di Stelted. Ttic lturlca*|tie hou***a are doing fh»lr g'wal Ita 10 «eaaon Suaday. Octot>er B. playing The advent of the Neill Str»ck Company at the a1«tant manar«*r; I* Keller freaanr**r: fl»**»pgc bn*lneaa. with the Naiial afvie Her Vtdiaolieufreaaer. Ferdinand Webb wfll Prince** la prorfup lt*#df an lmmen*e anreea* Faaton. mi tb«* main do*ir F.dmnnd W Hnhlb**rg, again direct the company. , Thia week. Dn\id Hamm, which haa never t»**en titage managfT* Frank AIbn. i»To|K*pty man OC^BER 9, 1909.

In all big cities aside from New politan Centers York & Chicago

President Meyerfeld of the Orpheum Circuit Returns SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ► kit. rntre iHtpular ha Nloii tn*Il, the clever jiigifh'r. uijerfel»l. of the OrploMiiu 1h junth* up with two men an-1 one lailv. bsck h*»nie aKslu after a fmir iiioiitlie trip ^^orklnjr al the name time on iinsiipp«»rf**o ■ broatl- ll** claim** that during bla vUlt to the inddera. |»«*rfoniiitn; stirh fortn as Ju^rgllug In Elephants Play Havoc in San Francisco. tiiiuelpal rapitair **f Kun»|^ be liaa ae< iire«| a«>ine ^jinu rlulm. fn in ime to the oilnr. pbiyln*; 2iU"» r*<‘**knl**‘d acta, which 'Jl»* c«>*»ie t»v**r the |,trliigi*<| niealcal tnstnifmmt**. jutnplii;: ro|M* ind circuit frt*m time to time, lie left ftir I.*m An Tliis : ct i** without a dmibt tin felea and Kaiisaa t'lty. to arrange to btilMi new jf^eat In their line lodi-y Huckh*y’a do*:s (irpheums In each clt>. «»|»«*ii<*d the bill Mini workeil nlc«dy. Selblnl aiel Rivalry Between Two Mr. Jid'U .MorrlM y. reahleut maiiag* r "fJ they*** tM*r mi the ateamer .Moi^olla. for ralfan foster Slntf*r>.*’ apiwar**! Ii a If will Arrlile had made aa good a church¬ l^'nolulll to plav the Koval Hawaiian Ojiera o«*uple of diieta Will MoirW**v cangbt mi with man UK an actor, the church lo*! a good preach ■ I . #... #..•!» ■ilivlitk t liM nt H tilt t . . ' .. . ' . er. a thing hia mother wanted him to do when H *use fm fiMir nights, umier the oiauagenieut his p.'irmlies and iiioiodoirue; Hothw*dl Hrow'n of Increased Business. he grew np. Kor he cerfainl.v takes the chir (,f j. {' t'4»hen. o|>«*nttig 4ict*»l»»*r 11. ^'^oul and Cofi.pany tnrn»Ml after uulte an absoiice acter of I’.iid. In Wililtlre to i«*rfectlon. and as Honolulu, t'arter prm'eeils to Australia and be- and offered his biirb*^ jue on i*bM»tiutra. which fiQs a w<*rtd’a tour. has b**eii seen h«T** **n iiiim**rmis «KTasioi|s. a CO star la a big hit f'.r a little feller. .\ct- Ing Is hi* forte, and he ;s also an Inventor. Kullv I'i.iHiu w aa rv'alls***! at the Stuckwell Al the Americ an. .Maiiag* r Ab* S. (‘olin pro- beni'flt* given at the Van Neaa Tbeat*’* laat Some day he expects to do something sirions vid* d a bill »*nrlrg ihe we* k. The o'*eu- The novelty ha-* be*ii welcomed by thou^andi Ing numl»er vva^* th • H •noltilu Qulnti-tte In in his calling. The supietrt of Elsie Janis wa« about tlie tnd in a time saver. We are ver>' aorry to cbronlcle the death of t of a nlc.- ^«'nlc s t with rd •''trlral ,'f- leoit sein In the city f.T a long time. It Vendome Theatre, week of ITT—Crinceaa 8u a patron at tl*e ('hutea la»t Saturday night. feeta. flora iJlltsTt followed In whistling so¬ Mlaa Ktbel llevel was thrown from th*' l>ouh!a was all action from s’tart to linish. The Fair ' *anne, claimed to be t!ie smallest performer in lo*.,*. Cog in .’nd I’ancrofr In Kiin on Roll. rs. the world: The \polIo (Jnartette, all tine sing¬ Whirl, causing a fracture *if the skull from Co-Ed is all right, anil Elsie Janis. as Cyn¬ CaU e nevf. Uh*s'i.o!ii S«*ele.V . soubrette. *pdfe ers; Sam T. Koseia-. l‘::iil l.a Mere, Jack Fine, which abe dl**d a few ls*ur» later. J J. Haver- thia Itrigbt. idays a part—the best she has t^ipnlar h‘*re. offend her cr<*»n Slimrtlng s;»ec and animated pictures and lllnstrnted song*. side, another patron, waa aim* burle*! fn>m tbs had. Fun and bum.a* almund. ainl Manag.r iiUy Charb «• Maek and t'oinpanv. in his e*Ki- Another of .V. H. Woid.s’ thrillers, i»n Trial oiacblne anniiected. ^ rbe Chutes management are evree«llnglv care- the b*H*t of tie- ..••a'.ioii Is att l-antiges’TaDtages* Kinplf*'Eini'lre The big ••3' will in.licate wh.at Baffalonlans 1 P><“ and a cast abi.ve tl.e onllnary. The Queen ful with all ItsIt* riding coocessloua.co€»ce«*lons. au.lan*! dally Husthis v*e«*k .Kll are high ela««la-« :o‘taa.’ts ,h"''an.lami each j,-!]! tie favored with the coming month. The i <*utlaws’ Camp next. test them all aaas to theirtbeir safety,aafety. but tblathis Uaw «i> Individ .*: hit sb.lv..y Broth.r«.Br..therforniera. un- • PplRtfonn. tlbl w*ni*' stunts In their line. ft.ig, ,nd the East Side William Street Carnl- Wolf, at the Tetk: Little .S'erao. at the d^r the mauAgeQM'Dt of N, MIiudo. wh,» have gooil for an oi>**nln? Dumber. val. about CKt. f<*r three days, and perhaps at the Lyric; The Queen be* D placing on the coaitt tbe pa**! two year**. Mli^a Nada a real v<*reatlle article. a week, making tlir» <‘ of the largest local I of the Jardin de Paris, at the Garden and were HUllMtard calb^n* tbla vr**« k Manager pot*^-*^'^*** (e-nvon ility and ap(M>aran('e en*l blta features ever held In tli** city. * ! Yankee DoixUe Girls at the Layfayette. This week. (In trial for His Life at the Academy. N Mlsuno dr#lrf« It to l»r kivown tbit hU act mark with her ***uiir’****uiir’< ami recltntb»DS. Ol**on'» Ch* r**kee In-liaua. aupp^irting Maud ; !• rnllrely dlff*T*»iit fr»*m th** Khe Marv**bmi MaTllftm ami iJancr pr“S**nt a pVasing singing Nelson, female ball player, were a novelty at ' Joseph Schwartz, an actor of this city, died In f*hlladeliihla 2'L after a short Illness. He M1iuq*«. who are umler the managt-tueDt **f hla an*l violin •♦»*lo turn with st>**clal drops. Mar- Columbia Park. 26. when they called on a lo- , was twenty years of age, anti popular in ama brittberbn»tber and hasbaa Ih***dIm^d w*ltbwith the rarntdedlramr>lMdI tUict|ltlu acd (Jn****!. ft*p» Igner*. Id th«»lr cal nine. teur circles. He was to have played at Shc..'s Slxwii for several aea»«*na. Attention U called iiiu-lcal lu act. sror*Nl he ivllv T.-gg- and HauMls, Manager Shea hashaa a nnetine snow**how rmsthis woog.vveog. .:TLu lu V i, : . to hl« pruf«aaloa card In tbla laai.e. ' In (tcnnan com*H!v. ar** * pair of laugh gettrra George lieban and his company, in The St«»ry 1 :i. Company Fight elephants h**l*inglng t** KInglliigIngltiig KroaKr«>a * I In a veryTcrv phasing rpefnaliv►pe<*ialiy. Hans*Hans*!) n am':am- .TenJen- of the Uos**.Kos**. was a good dramatic playlot.playiot. In'in brought here for burial. Clrrua atanit>eweII of tbe tVotnil. 1» murb Brolliors.Brothers, to,*igood danferx:dancers: Harry B. LosterLester was SO^J •od overturn***! an addition t** the h*>u«*e.boo--, r«*«'**f»t .. pifpi,.,...., with tbv pnrap. mrn, of Vvt Fl-M* and «a jovial Jester. MrMr. an.l 'V;:.Mrs. ‘Fr-derick Voi lk „ " Had Money, at Ihe Teck, with Madg ly built Five **f Hie •d«*phantM w*-r**WIT.' rihralb-driwall.-M "- Cot'omnvnv pr.si ntlni: shop, version'* »f Wrlwr *rer bad an interliidi'.interliule. Twilight, in the Studio,Studio. '"’’J.r took, Oct. 4. promises well. The question of moving picture hisisea op la a awamp on tbe <4itaklrta >»f HmiM rltvrl„ TheThr |I an'vrtlv "n • 'Tvrine of delightful atmi^phere, a si^ilal ening Sundays Is at rest for the present. The kee|.fr Uae*! «*flier bu!U nn . I..to l.'a.llead the j Vsni-Va Ir^iik Vock Have I.erner. Al. Wnfon. feature being A MiislcnlMusical Lvolution.Evolution; TheTbe H-dlyl**dly I-ycIc did not open 30. and onl.v the three the bilge animal's hack to rapthltv 1 h.‘h*' atamiw-leatim|w*'lc | Pp.'.’rY< L nraster an.l a ch.>ma of eighTe<'n girls. Sisters,Sister^, a dancingdanring novelty,norelty, was fine;fine. The Three waa caut^-d when vn •tt«‘mpt waa ina'b*iiis'l*' I"to tak.'take In|n th.' lb' are La Tosoa. Juggler Stanlev an.l Keatons.Keatons, Joe,Ji>e, Myra an.l Buster, better than have an injuuetion had the best of • calf f^»m lt*k moth.-r. S*'V»ral liun«lr***lhiii..lr.sl dol'b.I w,Weav.r Ml.t Thocrhlll and R se RoNrtr Fid ‘‘'‘'r;ever; The Hav.'l.H'ks,Havelivks, inlu JunFun at a Five HO'clock clock the police. la*** dam.<*ge wa« don** d1<.lie ■!.> H.t clo.Md the «how T-'a.T.'S. were exoell.ntexooll.'nt pantomime jugglers.Jugglers. TheThe _ •Hppo.lrome. vvo.k of 37: Jo.. DoTelleni and Alfr*d K Hall. Ward Urother*. JI WarrvnWarr**D...... pictures were a feature of a most excellent run In a Country Schoi'l, and The Great Bancroft j' R'ltalr.' M.vo.lane l-hllllpa Harvard and t.w- hill. fomlng.Coming. At.Vt the Waldorf. Sellman, fared well with moving pictures and Ke« ne and r«knipanv. t>>gan and liancroft.ivj*ncr*it. J. ncll • rtmllv «tMl Jo>*>|** IN>dd. Tom Uat*‘mjiu v- * i . a. t aongs. K Knim*tt and r«'mpnny and rha«la. MackMark an!am \j , Briviher. and Hugh Lloyd arc at the N«*w music,music newn.w *t*stunies' 'r-tunu s and laughter,laughter. luIn Robert Heiiipstcr. of this city, will create CompHny an* «»n th*- kng* lea. Thej«tr»*Theiitre *111 >»•!..».n w.sek t*te DOW cditiou of The l-r.vmoter'. lntro.luoeil •evt w*ek 1 ...... "’ard and V'kes at the Lyric '37. Including Tl.e Three Iji Harr**^ ami «»*a«lhueIhiie andan.l HurBur •'’•'tola. Market str.*>t. "*th Its | y,.,- Haly, wli.. lia.l many ne.v Halyiams. The fe«ii «*-rv ani<»iig the lillllMtard ralleralers thiathis wc-k.w.-.'k, ointlnoon* vaii.levllle from “•’•m to midnight, pi^.-e show- nuioh impr'ivem.nt since last si'a- At the F.ureka t'.nrulval. T**n.T Uvd**n*,Uv'l.'rs with conflniies playing to impiove-l business ,.i,araot,Ts are all worked up to bla *»f fierftirmlng nnmke.va» i«»'kt'S'k In t**i'top T: ' t'hnt.s emtinn.'s ad'llng cone.s-i..tis and the limit, ami embrace a large singing cUorn.-. C0'*rH'y and Kyd«*r cam* to *»iir iffic.' an.lami -avs’*aya makingm; rbang.'s right along A large happy They carry about sixty |.eopIe. Including an ex- te ma.TV bu*-*bn-, rrenii'.'n ooh- Tbe free Sleki'Io.1.T.n . p.'ued this week. : hvbv .Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage I’atrh.I’ateh. "— -—• tb*e- ,!;.*# arranging amutM*in**i.t«• f*>rf.w tli«-th.' MgI.lg • Tt' star motion pleture waa S<-enes at t rn,.rb,' Cart.«'n play. Little Nemo, proved the ROCHESTER N. Y. t«alK>r ('arnival wlib'h ifk*« pla*'**'.' 'luring«1urliig H'Tl*'»r . N'»N’ Chut.'* whleh Is a verv attr.aretlv - reel. ^ l.arg.I.arg.'-t st -pc-pe-tacle lade of the season at the Star.Star, _’ tola F'atival wi-«-k j i'*'C'Inton Montgomery Is Ihe lllnstr! t..1 so'ic ■ oj37. mil w.'.'k, with Joseph Cawthorn. Harr.\Harr.v _ . ■ . K.ily. ilariv Clay Blaiicy. Master Gabriel. IS A <^ntleiiian Fr'Hu MN^l^'-ippl. ll»Its firstHr-'t i.t'-pr*» ! ••h*-’''*'p*' Th* S.'t.ti.'nr Tw’r* on double traps Ki lly. llari> Clay Blaiiey. Master Gabriel, Business Now Under Full Headway. votati"ii her**, at th»* Van Thi'atr*-Th.'atr.- this jI '"owera,’ high diver, and Wallaee. tt" *' ; Nat.illc .Vlt.', Qiii'cnieQiii'enie Vsssar and other artis-artis ' - • e^k. mae ' BulldiT of Bri.lgt's. while the various .'iwiiings have not Wn fiini w*Te appn*clat* d b.v *nthu’»laaHc amllem-. •» j .\ r.'ul girl show at the Popular Pearl Street »"'•}», business up to the pp>s<'nt time ha- l*l»e* lal mentl*»b la *!u*» llalMiTI'e S**arle. Fle|**il»*r I IM OAKLAMD. tlwatre the Garilen. with The yue«'ns of the ueen very satisfactory from a N'x-olfice stand n.trv*->, Halde Fi»rr«af. Fr»**l J Adaina. Oil* • ■ lardi'i .1.' Puri-, bad crowdc.l hous.s, week of I'Uint and the pmsfaTfs I.Kvk quite rosy for a Hirp*r. Mlnnette Harout. and Adelald** Wine, all . Tlie .auxiliary State Fair at I.lor* Park -• '37. and Manager White cottld e.iual musical fensun. Tlio rivalry betwe*'n the two 'f whom w.-re nuivliH'Ing M.-asrs Bra-ly an.l 1 to be the meeting place of alnos-f is.m.'.ly with s.'nsati.'ual f.'.atures. Mile. Mina tlrst class houses still oontinii.'*. with the hen GrUtnrr put up a llleTal amount of giaal showy | lii'tgliig from tba v*»t cr.'wd* th't ait.-m* d"i' Mluar. Four Ttirlns. Harry Koler, Orpbeiim *'''* alsutt even, although th.. writer qii.'stlons p*|»'r, which will l.riiig thi-m many palp n-. ■Thi' tug akatlug pavilion ha» N-en tnm.s, In*' ( .au .Iv vyuurt.'tie Miller and Howard and Joe .*■'<' wN'lom of playing the larg.r attracthms for rio- -lo w r.'iiialns a sei',»ii.| w.'.k * t.".l Inlii-lrlal .-xhthltlon. an.l. with the Fhlllii's ar.' hard to ...iHal. * "''ole w.a'k. This city c.innof. with pp.llt, Going S"Uie h.'l.l IIm' tiearil* a •.'.-.av.l we.‘k .'t pl.'i-ant concerta of Callaghan's Band. 1* k.'iu I Milli.' IV Leon pills In her second week at •'"I"*''* one pluv for an entire we.'k. particularly thi- Valinrta an.l coiillnii.'.l a laughing aii<'.'''s- I'l wd'-'l by Ih'MM' In pnrsnlt of knowKslge. Ad j the I.afavette. h.iving Nan ■ huge sticiiss. as- *'* *•' ’•he N'Ing ■'hanibal'’ *.'ron.l an*! thin, 1 "Triune. In Mile Mlachl.'f. fidlows for a two bdning th.' pavilion 1* a big circus t.'nt full | sl-tlng the Yankee H.»*.11e Girls, who were ''■>**‘^ companl.'S at first class pries. Tlie I 'cul Week*' p|R\ ' f ant- - firming Implement* and -Inillar line* h‘g favorites. A W'salen Venus pleased, an.l pcess has p>n>mt'U.ted iptlte strongly on this and Hap'ld N'l'IsiHi an'l C.'n'pany In I’rliic.' Hilo The d.-eontlovi* and lllunilnatlona are gran.! Collins and Hawley. Bailey and Flckett. Sadie ' [<* antag.mize onr th.>atr.'g.dng puhllc so e.irl.v • n.1 t'an'ilda. flll.sl In an o|*-n wci'k at th.' an.l otie of the fi'alUP'a. Conway'a hig han.l Hui'Sted. Hlxon and Il.'arn and The S.‘.voua m Hi.' game. Is not at nil a wise move, Oarrlrh. plav Ing to .udv m.Mlerate liusln'--- \ .vciipb* :h.. I'.m.l slaiiil Th.' fp*' alt ruction* I w.'te allractlvc features of the program. *** NoveniN'r. the Cook Oiwra House will nan Knight for a Hay, whirl, plave.1 h.'r.' «l the are Clivt.in, Jcnkln* an.l JuaiHT. I’.'erl.'aa Pot j The show as given b.v W. B. Watson and rChin.Mh'';':hif their';i^v" In* Hds''';?,; American laat s.'ason to big busln.**. I* t'lc tera an.l a Spunl-h bull flglit In which Toto Comuany the past w.eek. proved to J*^ M'e and the restilts. flnanclallv were verv .li-q? next I'ort attraction Tlw a.lvanc.' *al.' i.|*'.i'.1 Hucpvw W A Clayton, Bill Tafe. Myron Hr | up r'«*l ton. Frank J.-nkln* an.l .vlhcrs take part. The | *.*m.. n.iterial that wa, used ly the summer p„,nt|ng. Frank Parry, who s.'me v.-ars mal. Jerri* Hartman and Co'iipanr i.r. -.-ntnt ‘'.1.I T'lCr'lc flutit 1* put .>n |«.'rf.'Ct. excepting Ihe hull, and st.a-k »t 'lie H','* ml »l.e National, will pr. sl.'e over th.- .l-s Harry M.vniague. and which was all to the ,h,. c.a'k Hp..ra House, ami fp.m Id- Mavi.f .,f Toklo at tl.e l*riivr*'** lo ni,*li'-ali* g.H's with a acr.'am hii«1ne*s thn'Ugli.Hit the wiuk **’'''*■ "I* t ynthla cUv.r an.l Thv experience can Iv rellnl tq .>n to giv. a The Climax, at Ihe Maedonovigh Theufre. hdd B.sshfiil Venus. account of hlms.'If, l.vrivn Vaughn ntv.l .\iigu*tii* I'litlltp iw W'sl the N.ani* Ihroiighmif Ihe week drawing go*! Til* T;ilk of the T*nvn «nil The Qiieon of tht^ Manicer R. L. IWr. of Ont.ir!.> Rf.ich !*» k hit* In the prlnelpal p*rl« .f Th.- Gr.'at HI hi Iiai's Blanche Bafca o|wn* IVtolwr 4. In The vide. Nt ti,.. Alraxnr. til* w.s-k Moulin Kiuitrc •re date*! at the Lafarette and has just returnee! from a tour of the Fighting Hot*' G'lrdcn. r.'*iH>i’Hv.'ly n.-.k of V>ct. 4. ; In search of novelties for his park n.'\t «• Manager Bishop, at the Ye I.llM-rty Theatre. ■ .kt thf ttriilunu'. Ro*.trlo Gu. rp"*.. !* tee Bo.>klngs at Ihe Teck Ihe coming month; ■ S.-mie afnpendons attractions and co;, Sh«* .‘i|»|»**ar«‘*l t*lth SlL'u**r I in ('har1ev*« Aunt, a rrent whow f*'r Berta H|«'ra Comp.iny f.vr three nights; Har have Nmn contracte.l for. ami woik * Faalieri. In tim ilraiiintlrinj*Hr p .nt**ml**H*..ntoml**H*. I'li*'I'ln 2N an«l e*»nt« •»!m!*o*1*>n. Rlc l»u*iln«''‘<. Tls.m Grey Ftske's The Bridge, with Guy Bates . alreadv starts.! tearing out the old no : un*! ilw' ••‘*n•■'.n li.'teImt** b.'fiM'.'iM'fiH**' Tlie’rii* 1 At th.' Broa'lvvav. the stock empunv. In The Post 111 Ihe leading role; Viola .VHen In The • rcs'm for the new devlcea. dMnrtnf of i« Minplvslmplv divin.'.«llvln*'. milland lli*the j I ightntnc C..n.luef.vc. «n mil.»m.4>tle story, first White Sl-ter; Wm. Faversham In Heroil: Mary 1 The new Turkish Bath Hotel n'ccnfr oi>. ne.1 el*‘*#r punt unlin*' ****rk .>ff till*tliN pair **nn mostm«»«l ta-rT>«-r I lime In *ti**k. pt.'a*.'.l the p*fr.'ns Min-iering In Fhe Watcher, a'ld iwrhapa .Vs j here. Is without a diaiht the fine-t In-tltiillon l^ef, ti'llirff th** utorv ••* plainlyptalnly a*af» If sia.k.-.i,a|H»k**n Tto' Hi ph.-urn plsv.-.l to *n extra g.-at vve.'k You Like It. and Fra'ik Hanlels In The Belle I of Its kind In the country, and 1« proving quite Tom VValera, In hi* iio md'urue wa* i real hit, with .Vt the CV.unlrT Club Tbe bill wa of Brittany. t.idii Glaser opens her season 1 popular with professionals vlslllng this ilty. (Jariliicr and Beverc. SIg I ncl*nna Luca. kl* andlcnn s d. iiinnding more and lU'.r.'. never t*et.(»ef. 4. In The Girl from the States, which The Barrier. dramatiziHl from R.'X P,. uch's VrIIngl.m Four, Cnnningbam and Marlon. R'ae aeeme.1 i,. Hre ..f |||m Spuiil.lliig and R. lgo do I comes to the Teck later, and The Rose of .VI- i novel of the same name, had Its first pf'-s-nta Uoial Have* and Jiduis.m, Hyama and Me some verv i-lrv.'r comi'd.v lra|M-»e wiwU, rewa.xlsl ! gerta. following Ita New York run. , Hon on anv atage at the I.yceiim Tlieafre. Sept. with lilt. ,,f laughter Murrav an.l Mack w.-r. IiilvIiitvrc re an.l moving plctnreaclitiva „ If the tract of land In the city can be nego- '37. and N'fh play and piavers s.-ored a'l in • 1*0 ..n the Mil, of tb,. hoblov.-rs F.,1 Wvnn V. I' N.r X \lan'ag.'*r Miller has tctiirucd after tiated. a large plant will be en'Ctinl for the i atantaneous siiccss. A detailed account of t*i~ Hid M |.,H. In ih'lr *111.11 rall.-.1 The Bllllk'n .h toNr 3 vianagir Ml Icr nas rctiirncii. arier gnblrs. of which Lucy 1 .v,,ening will N- found In another column Fr.s'min .ontiniu'il big laugh provok.'r*. m, rxlendct trip ihr.'ugt .mt the ^ Inventor ] CHAS W XEI..SHN < roiu-li Hn-I Welrii In their singing ami dancing 12 Tlie IBlllboar d OCTOBER 9, 1909.

month' in;o 1 n-forrod to tho oxtriordinar.v liecomes one of the best plei-«*s of acting se«*n .'liown hy this youns Udy at her in laiiiilou for a long time. The other ((arts are ' ■h'hiit at Ills Majoaty'a. ami 1 am now Klad exc«-lleutly played li} Bassett Koe and Estiie ' to !>'.• hIiIo to say that this prouiiao baa boon Beringer. | London aiii|ily fnltillod. .Another pleee which has IwH-n doing very ' Tho play «as viTj woll recelvoil by the ami well III tlie halls is Geiitleiiieu. the King, a Berlin London Bnreou of Tho Billboard. H'liot'—aa nood actltin doiwrvod—but thoro wore stirring militar} sketch, which Is going the ^ 17t lomplo Cham ben, E. C. no calls for tho author. roiili-l of til** Gibbons Syndicate theatres. The ^ i-eiitrui .'[•Isisle is that of an obi veteran, who. starving, raggeil. and almost at the last gasp, Mr. W. I.. Cockliiirn, tho woll known Scottish tramiis t'vo hundred miles ln*forv* he dies, to i The German Stage will be The Season is Fully Launched 'iiiKor. la duo to leave IamkIoii early next nnmth gaze oiie(* more at the colors of his old regl I for America, lie Ih-kIiis his tour in New York iiH-iit The part is [ila.visl bv Harry Bedford, ] I n <»ctot»er 2t<. opouliiK at a itroat Caledonian -iiid night after night the sketch is recelveil Dominated by Comedy this and Success is Attendant — i-oiioort. oritanizod by 1*. Scott Cblaholm. tho vvitli teirlfie a]i|ilans*'. I’roshlont of the Scottish Gaelic Society of Now Three Notable Plays Meet York. In tho Intervals of his concert work. Season—Furojjean and Con¬ Mr. lockburn will take up several music hall ■ '•■iidiiig his .American tour. Harrv Lauder lx with Favorable Reception. • iinsiremonta. siuttlnK tho national aonks of putting in a few weeks at the Tivoli. As tinental Gossip of Interest. S. otland in full lUkhlaud costume. usual, he has ts-eii quick to turn the toidcs of 'in* nion-.eiit into profes'lonal us*-. In hls last |•n•*rt he descrils-s how he and Shack nearly Scleral i-\c4-lh*ul new i,ketrhi*s and turns dis,-ovcred the South Pole. .As Is now fashion- - I bTER the excitement of the past LTHiH'GH a few well-known autbora hii\c put oil at the music halls this week. ulile with explorers. I.amler su|i|(lies singularly have still failed to offer their last I two weeks It has sei med almost Tile luo't iiotcwui'lhy Is .Among Thieves, which f(-vv detxPs of his remarkable ex|M-dltloti. and |iriNluets. It ran he said that the I dull this wwk. with only tlirw now fiiiils its way Into the crowded program of the liere and there he gets rather mixed In hls comic element will dominate the plays s*-«‘inK the llkht. Still the au¬ I'lilact*. Tills miniature drama is a real tbrill- gisigraidiy. It wvwild apia-ar that he met tb-riiian stage tbla season. Haupt tumn season Is now fairly launched, i-r. but unfortunately it Is 8|iollt by a mistake Shack In a public hoU'»-. where he so imiiressed iiiaiiii and Suderiuann have .set made and from the uianaKers' [mint of of the author in tie- lust scene. The story re the explorer as a shrlmi* catch*'r and lH*er no ••fiort to prose to the rrtUfs that view, exceedingly suces'ful. I’rac li'tcs to a [iraetical j*ike [dayed by a frleud on lifter that he was i*ngag*-d there ami then as a they are still alive, and lllumentbal and Kad tlcally all the theatres 1 have visited this gentleman who Il\i*d utKin his wits, but meuilH'r of the cxt>editlon Those who had eibiirg silU kis'ii the titles of their newest pro week were cr-rwded, nii.l if this st.ite of affalra - wiio. at the time Is close to death's door In a hitherto supisised the .Antarctic to is* some- \ only continues, everyone (siirlit to Is* satisfied. , s.-iuitoriu'ii In .Arizona. The latter Is ludiiced where south, rewlved with some reserve the | diietions secret, but must of the other dramatic authors have announced and offerad their last Thln^ have not Is-eii any too ko*sI In-re for the liv the visitor to give away the biding place statement of the comedian that he steered the • t>Ia]s to the theatres, und nearly all of them profession, as a whole, diirlnic the last few years. i of an old pal, who ha|i|M'ns to lie himself, and shi|i in the dir(*ctlun of Norway and [lassed ssere acrs'iited by the various managamenta. and n redly pchhI all around season luiKht put | then suddenly taking the man in front of him *tirough the Solway Forth au*l the Miditerra- but bow they will be aceeiited by the pwMIc fresh life and heart Into the whole business. | for a d(*f<*ctlve, he covers him with a revolver. nean on the way—but Lauder Insists he got The public here exiM*cts a bo be undergone i Ludwig Fulda's comedy. Das F.xeiupel, baa to theatres, It can not look for as eo

uiiensloi*SM-rs Hiwlleufahrt, and the Ilebbel of Siitro's earlier work. In Tlie Walls of Jer Paris Week By Week T'leatn* is going to produce it ai a premiere Icho he denounced the frivolous immorality of Tlie Is-utsche A'olkatheatre holies to make a the smart set In a voice of thunder; In John hit with A'lctor l*»*on and Ig*o Felda' comedy. Glayde's Honor. It was still the moneyed Paris Bureav The BUlboard, 191 Roe Muounartre. Der grosse Name. Das glueekllche Geslcbt. classes and the struaifle lietween those who by Ernesi Geltke. will be played at the Bay live for self, whether It be for plea-ure or uiund Theatre in A'ienna. In the Neue Bcbauaptel In. the premiere Kavaliere, hy Rudolf were, rlntrs the chances on the Walls of Jerl Henry W, Savage Moves His Principal European Office from Paris Lotbar and Robert Landeck, will be given. Max cho. M(S this time. Instead of a strong husband Neal and Bruno AA'idf are the autbora of the and a butterfly, self Indulgent wife. It has to Berlin—Luna Park Will Be the Scene of Roller Skating This comedy. I.eiilenant der llesiTve. but have not an Indulgent father, seeking to rectlf.r the re yet fotiipl a theatre director who is willing to suits of bis mistaken upbringing of bis chil¬ accept t. Tue A'ienna Burger Tlieafre accepted dren. Winter—^The Crawford-Wilklns Rink Opening at the Hippodrome. the farce. (! Eva, by AA'Ilbelm Woltera and The hero. Sam Carey (Arthur Houchlen. Pierre Carron. from very humble clrctimstances. has accumu¬ Chances for the Professional are Now Not Bad on the Continent. ♦ lated a forttine. made otit of pickles. His Th-re are but sery few dramas of the aerloua wife, being dea*!, he [lenslons off her quick¬ rharacter. Tue Neue Theatre playi the modem tempered but well meaning mother: sends his drama. iK-r la-tzle Kalss-r. by Rudolph lienog. only son. Archie, to Harrow and Oxford, and * I.tiWLV but surely the theatres here in a fair way for some time, and such well- and the Burg Theatre, of A'ienna Is going to allows him a princely Income to do nothing: are getting under way. So far no known experts as Earle Reynolds an.l hls charm¬ ••ring Biidolf Hswel's .Ahasver and l>er dumme while his daughter, eiiually well provided with [iroductlon of first imiiortance has ing partner, Nellie Donegan; Harley Davidson J.seob. b.v Uudolf Klttner, cash, marriea a golf maniac, the Hon. Lionel and Dolly Mitchell; Daisy Davis, the fancy Tr<*nnlng. the son of I,ord I'.arkhurst, a selfish been made; but then. It must be re- ♦ memls-red this Is a little early to skater and ca'«e walker, and others, have done i Tbe Alerrv AA’idow Is still alive and there .-irlstocral. and a city “guinea pig.” (In our exceedingly well. This winter vvill gee sfSwral I Iiarlance a “guinea pig Is a peer who lives by | exi-ect a great deal. In the first are identy of merry children. Lehar'a Zleg place, the summer was late present- now rinks in France and elsewhere in Euroiie, ' eiinerilelie wiil soon be heard at the Carl The having hls name put on the prospectuses of and of Course each one added to the circuit shady companies, this lieing supposed ato guar Itsclf here, and for that reason the fashionable atre at A'ienna. and the same author’s Fuert world was behind time skeedaddling to the gives Inst that much more opportunity to the antee their stability.! On the advice of I’ark tenkind. and I-eo Falls' Seboene RIsette will country. Also, this last is responsible for their man or woman who can do stunts on the little have their premiers at the Theatre aa der hurst. Sam puts a large propenliig of The Crawford AA'ilkius [leople. well-known In ’ the result that might have been expected. With diligent was Oscar Strauss, tbe Stadt Theatre the social asoii before trotting out their new America, are doing great thinga in tbla direc- i at l>el|ixig arivpteil bis one-act comic operas. only a little left, he commences gambling offerings. tion. Their suocesg in England baa been phe¬ wholesale on the Stock Exchange, and Iwfore Iter tspfere Cassian. A'enus Im Gruenen and However th>re ar** several big iiroductlons nomenal. and the chanc(*a are the coins will , very long the hlg fortune on which he retired ' folomblne; tbe Carl Theatre, the comic opera, «i-hed’iled to lake place within the next few roll I heir way just as swiftly on this aide of Is completely dissipated. Hldl. for which A'lctor I>k>o wrote the tlbretto weeks. This week, at the Bernhardt, the first '.he Channel. 1 hojie so. If for no other reason after Sardou's Marquise, and the Komlache Nothing Is left for him but to start life :M*rformance of La Revolution Francalse, by than that it will give several bully American I'lier will iiriMliiee the same composer's Das over again. He retires to a lonely garret, .Arthur Bern,*de and Henri Cain, will be given, fsn.'y sksting artists a chance to show the na¬ Thai der Llebe. In Frankfurt on the Main, whence he emerges to |H>r.suade hls son to go tills lieing the first real premiere of the season. tives a thing or two on rollers. Pels Ijisaky's Drel klelne Maedel, and In tbe with him to Canada, and there found an¬ Soon will come others. Including Maurice Don- However, here is just a little word of ad¬ 'o*l|izlger Stxdt Theatre. F'eUx Alblnl'a Baar- other pickle factory under the name of Carey nay's Lyslstrata, at the Boiiffes-Farislans: La vice; There is no use In yoniigaters jumping fiisat.senzerln are Is-ing tirepared, and soon will and Son. In a moment of affection .krchle con Fetlte Coriexral. at the Chatelet; La Petite at the first seemingly gooil thing that comet ,I have their iiremlerea. their way, jii*t for the sake of getting a trip sents. never giving a thought that the enter¬ ('hocolatlere, at the Renaissance; La Reyenche Beaidea this large Duiiibi*r of operettas, only prise means liarl work and an end to all Idling. d'Kve. at the Palais Royal; La I’eccadore (by abroad. They must not forget that what Euro two o|>eras by noted eomtHiai'r** have to be But as aoon as I,ord Farkhurst and hls worldly .1 .Sicilian Trou(ie!. at the Rejane: La Cornette. [leant want—skaters who have visited England : iiientlonea: Izeyl. by Eugene d’Albert, llbret- will vouch for the truth of this—is a good, i mlnde.1 sister put the real picture of hard St the .Athenee; Suzette, at the Vaudeville; I.e I to by Igitbar, and Banadletrirh, hy Siegfried work and Canada liefore him, hls impetuosity t'irciilt. at the Varieties: Reines d'Rois. at the well-performed act: an art free from blunders II AA’sgner, The first one will have Its premiere •pd fsllures. Kiiro[>e Is a long way from home, ' oov.es out of hls finger tli)B. Half-consenting, tbieon, and others. Some one or two of these at the Hamburger Stadt Theatre, and tbe see half driven, he hurries off and proposes to the are revivals, but Iminirtant ones, so are enum¬ fellows. Don't hop sway fniui that good old nnd one most likely at the Dresdener Hoftbe Baroness von Hltv.t'n, a widow with a notorious erated. America before .von look at the sp<*t where you atre. When we mention that tbe same theatre past, but with 1120.fksi a year. The Baroness are to land. If you've got something good, a ANOTHER TRKnC I>re|iaree the first |HTformanee of Frans Neu is by no means a bad sort and has a liking sure-enough offer over here, grab It off in a Minn's Llelielel, It ran be said that tbla review Last year—and all the other years that went hurry and hustle ab<*aril a lM>at. Things are for .trchle, but seeing the drift of hls sister s of new stage plays |s nearly complete. actions, says she will not marry him without iM.frre—Paris wa** as scarce on roller skating iieglnnlng to look [•refly gmsl for skateis over ills father's consent. This, the man w-ho alone rinks as a hen Is of teeth. This winter all here. (If course each .vear, for a g'lod many + knows her entlri- history, refuses to give, ami tills is to be remedied. The Billboard has al¬ P’St. has seen .Americans doing Hi** lee rinks .A very comic Incident hsiqiened reeently pb'ads earnestly with hls son to come to Can- ready told of two. and here It comes with the of l"arls. Berlin and so on. 'They've always |I ilnrlne the pi-rformanee of GrIIIparser's drama, aila and work. .\nd then comes the great iii-w-.-< of yet a third. made go^ as a rule. jj Medea, at the Ha Tlieatre In Frankfurt on the scene of the jda.v. ls*twe< n father and son The I.iina Park, as Billytioy folks know. Is a siini ' Alain The fiairtb art had hardly commenced latter. outspok*-n yet gentle, tells hls father HUT |i«rk at Port .Maillot, the entrance through SAVAGE IN BERLIN ’ aid the audience were listening attentively to that if he meant him ever to work he should the rvrtificattonx of Paris, resting between the Heretofore. Henry AA' Savage has maintained the sublime words of the great Austlan poet, not have brought him up as he has done. As .Avenue de la Grande .Armee ami the Avenne de In Paris perh.sps hls most Imiiortaiit European w lien suddenly roaring cries sounded from the It is. III* knows himself that he hasn't the Neiiilly: In other words, right in the heart of lieidquarters. I am informed that there la to outside. They were the stgnil for the arrival brain** of a linnet, and would not be worth a i the residence part of town. Of course a siim- be an immediate ehange. ami that In the future ' of tl«- famous Zepiielln alrshl|i. Forgotten were fiound a week to any one. In the end the fath iiii*r park can't do much business with the ther¬ P-erlln will have that honor. Herman Fellner, ,\ Grlllparxer and bis drama: the piibl'c rose as er acknowledges the Justice of the pl^a. and j mometer hovering around zero, so Gaston .Akoun, Air. Savage's Eiiro|iean a«*er**tary and manager, |I one mnn and left the theatre to view the spec the comlemnallon of himself contained therein. the manager, bethought himself of a plan for lias made 1‘arls hls headquarters for some time. '' tsele in the clouds. The aetnra and artressea. He is ready to agr**e that hls son. who, after keeping up a buzz throughout the winter Hn Hcfolwr I, he transfi-rs Ids office from here ,. In their stage roatiimes, were In the middle of all, is as genuinely In love with the Baroness , months. lie has a plan for keeping up a skat- to Berlin, though that do*s not mean that Mr. the cheering crowds. After the airship had as he can expect to he with anybod.v but him | 'ng rink. The entire park Is to be transformed Savage will have no re[(re'en»atlon In Paris. landed the public returned to the theatre and self, shal find a living by marriage. But Sam ■ into a cozy little amusement village with a He will iinibMibtedIv have an oiflce In Paris, but demanded tbe finish of the play, which was done Is not to go to Canada hy himself after all. for I roller skating rink ocrupying the central square. It Is [iretty sure that be will rank hla Berlin wltliniil further dlaturtiance. Millie Chamh<*rs. hls adopted daughter of an ' The work begins as soon as the crowds quit >111 r*-a 11 above If. ♦ overfilling the resort and [lermit the workman to Just why this ehange Is nisde has not t>4*en old clerk, whom he has brought up from in ; The Giira Oiiera baa rem-weil the contract fancy, and who has a hof>eIess love for Archie, irct busy. A cafe and restaurant la to be run given to the [iiibllr. Mr. Felint-r merely gives i for file coming season with the General Intend Is rejoiced to go with him and seek fortune in conjunction with the rink, the (vince'sina go¬ .x« the reiison. Air. Siiage wishes It. But I ; xntiir of the Royal Ofiera lloiiae In Bgrlln Tbl* and the dignity of labor In the New World. ing to the caterer who has the summer priv¬ am sure that »o far as Air. Savage is eoneerned I ' season, however, will be shorter than last year. As a whole, the play Is disappointing. Ar- | ilege. Berlin la the more [>r>slurtlve rity. AA’Ith an office thi-re. lie will lie more In th** center *>f , as the engagement of tbe Giira 0|iera Com chle IK not made a true gentleman, nor is hls : HIPPODROME TO OPEN i psny will lie preceded by an Italian 0|iert Com future existence likely to render him such. ' those [(rodiicHons whirli Interest him most. Tlie Crawford and VA'IlkIns roller rink at the I'sris offers IIMIe In a miisleal way compared to Iisny. Tlie AA’agner music dramas, which were Still the character Is very cleverly suggested Hifiiiodrome In Moiitm.irte will be o[s,ned with Berlin—and her sister elly. A'ienna—and things given with greatest aiireeas during the last bv Mr. Kenneth Douglas. The role of Sam ; X bix-e of trumpet*., which bids fair to lie ; season, will lie given the greater part of the ferev glvet .Arthur Bouchler a great opportun ' mnsleal are naturally more In this [isrlleiilar beard all the way from Calais to Marseilles. [iriKlueer's tine. Thoiigli this tins not be<*n stated I repertolr**. Director Gura will also offer Rtenal. Ity The part Is a difficult one. Save for the ! The general public will Is* Invited an*! many 1 -vlth entirely new scenery, the Pfltxnev opera -treimonr moments when he makes known hls ' a« the reason for tlie move, I am sure It la the f-ee Invitations are lieing Issued for the big r*-sson. nevertheless I Tbe Rose of the Ixivegarden, and Offenbach's ruin and hls bit'er anger at hls daughter’s I event. After the Mg show, the Paris directors , 'iiK*relta, Die arhiM*ne Helena. Intriguing f,>r the marriage with the Baroness. , of the new amusement will tender to the mem Speaking of Mr Fellner. he accompanied, at tlie note to be sounded Is tender, to the point bers of the Paris and foreign press a big ban far :ts A'ienna. Rote-rt Courtneidge, mausger of sentimi-ntal. It hardly seems a Bouchler qiiet. bang up in every detail. of the Shafl'*sbury Tlieatre, Ixindon. who, with I'nder the name, Geaelitgea Theatre, a new part, hut all the same, the latter plays It with ; Mrs. Courtneidge, will |ir's'e<'d from A'ienna to NOW COMES A CHANCE enferiirlse Is to be launched In Berlin, which. fine intelligence and conviction. .\s the Baron- Moscow, on their way around the world. They I according to Hie promoters, will lend an en <-«•*. Miss Ethel Irving played as only she can In Hie past the [irofessional roller skater has extic'-t to make the .-nllre trlt* In atmiit eight • Irely new charm to the social life of the Oer olay parts of this description. She acts the cot had much of a chance on the ('ontlnent weeAa, Nellie Bl.v and In-r elghtr day Journey , man capital Like the Theatre dans lea Hatons. [(art with great—perhaps too great restraint—' Kinks have bi*en few and far apart, and of will be made to lse of providing Archie with the nec i prices, especlallr for .Americans, whom every- tlie iiroducHon of the Prince of Ptisen In Ger¬ manngenienl will Is* In the bands of tbe roost essary f-irtune. and from the point of view of !*od.v In this neck of the woods regards as stoop many. Sweet Glleffp. an oi*erelta. the words nromlnent stage arllsta. The easts will be the author, the e[>lsode can only be described shouldered from carrying money they don't liy German authors, an*! ninsle tiy ftiistav Lud rdayi-d exclusively by ladles and g* ntlemeu of as unfortunate. The only other character to . need. era. will lie given In •he t'nited Htates a'Nmer Hie ais-lety. which refcecnce need lie made Is that of Milly I perhaps tlie coming year will see thingf or later. t'iiamN-rs. pla.tcd b.v Mis« .Mhent* Seyler. Som- 1 [dcklng iqi a bit. In England thinga have been (Continued on p*

THE PITTSBURG EXPLOSION. Report of Damage Caused By Ejcplosion of Films in Pittsburg Mr. Roy Honeck, of the Chicago Th>- KiiliJ li>ttrr, which throws much Song Slide Exchange, has gone to West Baden Ilelit u|MKi th<- nionli-il ckum** of au cxpliMluu, ! was Greatly Exaggerated—Elxhibitors’ Protective Association of to rest jp. The doctors thought for a tlm'- alilcli (R-ciirml In tlip hutliifaa I'lHtoia of the that he had typhoid fever, but he fooled them ('••iMiiihIa Klim Kxchaiiife. IMttMhurK. I‘a.. 84'|>- Missouri is Organized in St. Louis —General News of the Trade ti'iiilHT ‘J7, l» worthy of careful |M-ruaal by the traile ami piihllr: Mr. .T. 73. Clinton has retur.aed from 1‘lttHhiirK. I’a., Sept. .10, llKtO. in New York and Chicago. •New York, where he was atteniling to hnslnes. The ItllltioRril. . ' connection with the Chicago KIght Picture Co. (■entlenien.—You have no ilouht read an ac¬ He seems to be entirely satisfied with results count of the exploaion in the KerKUwm lllrn'k of thill city, last .MoiiiUy morninK. which atari legislature to allow stages In moving picture e hua made thia expliaiiiMi np- bers conform to all l.iws and regulations.” ff ovlng _ picture |H-ople something to do. The Kraneisco, sole owners of the Ketchel-Papke in-ar aa a lerrihie calamliy, aonie of the iiaiiera tlieat Northern, In a masterly stroke of eiitiT- fight motion pictures, have a Chicago olllce now piilillHhliiK the fact that at leaat fifty peraona prlse. ra-jgbt C«x>k at Copenhagen ami secured tt Room 40. the OramI Opxra House Building were killed and larife nuinlM-ra Injured. Tlie a wonderfully gisal series of views. There w-ero 4* fuel of the II alter la that no (lemon waa FILM IMPORT AND TRADING CO. shown at a local vaudeville theatre and made killed and on one aerioualy Injured. The moat the hit of the bill. Tlie VPagraph will p-ut Mr. Aiken, of the Theatre Film M-rlouhly Injur al (a-ra. n waa a mnn who bud a series out on Peary—they are well taken and Service went to Detroit last W'sk en on an 1)1" arm lir.-keii hy Im-Iiik puahed thriMiKh a wiii The snnouDcement was madi'. wuue time since, Intensely Interesting. lomoblle trip. di'W on the wcoiKl It-air h.r othera anxlmia to that the Klim Iin|Kirt ami Trading Company, + Ki-r out of the hulldliiK. of l-T Kasl IStd street. New York, had become One is amazed at many of the splen¬ ICeKardlna the exploaion, would any. that the American reprew-ntatives of .Messrs. Italeigh MOVING PICTURE NOTES. relumhla Klim KxchsnKe kept their filiiia In a and Holiert, of Paris. Krauce. who are worhl didly e<]uipped exchanges In New York—the tTh k vault. llie vault at the time of il rei>ri-s4'Utatives of thirty or more Kur»|iean film majority now are tv lng or have b^n rehabili¬ e\|.l wlon contained approximately INO reela of tated with new surrounilings, "good furniture ami manufacturers, now comes the statement that I Fort Scott, Kan. welcomed in two film Th<-re wite l«*lwe«'n fiftei-n and twenty the .New York hoiis.- Is in condition to supply nnalem business accessories. There are some, I new picture theatre, Septenit>er 27, when the re-N on the lna|M.ctor'a table at the time the promptly, a conliniHins si'rvlce. Included among thoigh, that maintain the old r.-gim'- of noise ; Messrs. Henderson and Vance, from Atchison. tx|d..aliai occurred. The abIppiliK clerk en which is the output of the following manufac¬ ami illsoriler. nneleanllness am] fresh Imix-rtl. teieil the vault With a Itl candle (mwer electric turers: Kaielgli auil Itotmrt, Paris; Stella, Paris; nent office attendants. ' Kan., opened Pictnrel.-.nd. a beautiful theatre hulh In bla hand, which waa attaeheil to a wire Pegll, Italy; Ambpevlo. Italy; iH-iitsv-he. Berlin; ; fitted with 2.’’>0 opera chairs. Mr. M. B. Mondy ui the outalde of the vault. Kor aome un¬ Ir- l.lon. Paris; Ahdfo Croee. .Milan; Itala. Italy; I op»'ned the Odeon. a coxy little theatre, now known reaaon the eli-ctric fuae to which the Plneschl. ICome; A(|ul'a. Turin; Cenuanla. r. thluklnit thia waa the only reel which had from Its former owners by the I.vrle Theatre uled price. taken fire and that he ramld wave the balani'e i Co., ami will be under the personal stipervlslon In The vault. t'pon hadilnK back Into the ♦ ! and management cf Chas. O. .Moss, who has Ta'ilt he diacovered other r»-.-la on fire and Im¬ WURLITZER AUTOMATIC MUSIC¬ There is a G-?orge Hedden, Jr., and made such a snocess of the I.yric at the same mediately clow-d the door of the vault and ran city. Mr. Roy B. Holatlne has been engaged ns fr.HU the oBlce. .\n exploaion foI1nwe pl.wlon waa on the outside of the vanit. Tlie of every exhibitor as therein Is Indieateil the eontempisted. There’s a busy press agent en 4 14th street. only other infiammable article In the room at the ntll tr and superior exeellenee of the \Vnrlitx-'r i Jake J. Dlsch and Edw. Haag, of time the exploaion occurred, waa a half pint automatic Instrum-nts. 4* Kenosha. Win., have b‘au of Fxploalvea, bnt none of them have np Tlie latest addition to the Vitagraph Stock to be exceedingly satisfactory. J. H LeVoy, a well-know’n vaude- to the pn-sent time, aatlaflol themaelvea aa to Company ts a Company ef It.xlhm actors who i vllle artist, has been engaged by Thl»1en an-l the exact cana«> of the explosion. Tliey all recently came from Rome to try the|r suc¬ Prlckett to act as resident manager of the ••■em to be of the opinion that the cel'lnlold cess In .kmerlca with their eorapatriots. Tliose CHICAGO FILM NOTES. t?tar Vaudeville 'Theatre at Elgin, Ill. films, while they will make a very fierce ami who have seen the first film for which tht'y hid fire, will not explo talking of passing an ordi- i B. C. i elain' the American output of the ’■Radios,’’ months, and will operate a motion picture show pane prohibiting the use of celluloid films with I ami t'nion Erxncaise des Cinematographlstes of In the city limits. I Paris: the Precision Film Ik'mpsny of leiudon. 4» am! the CInes Co.. Ltd., an Italian eoncem. \v- are very sorry that the dallv press has so I -k recent election of officers of the moving ! Davison and McKibbin are the new mlsTepr.>si-nt.d this matter as If la liable to Picture Operatv.rs. of V.-itieoiiver. B. C.. re- | .Mr. McMillan says that otlx'r contracts of im¬ portance are pemllng. and makes the cla'm that proprietors of the Star Theatre. Boise. Idaho. p-ailt In legislation In other cities, when the suited ss follows: \Vm. Stewart, president: It was formerly owned hy W. H. Thompson facts of the matter are. that while It waa I Usrry \\ nrvtpnp. vice-president; Carey Chandler, the Exclusive Film Company Is now resd.v and Quite a heavy explosion, no person was serlonalv I secretary and treasurer: !I. B. Clough, business I prepared to give a service In keeping with their 4» In.lnn-d or kllhul. agent, and Joe, I.a Ohaiie-*. sergeant at arms. 1 name. Herman Kaiser has recently pur- H 'plug this Information will place votir paper right on the matter and that von will do everv chasetl the Lyric Motion Picture Theatre, Boise. H. J. Streychmans, manager of pub¬ thing von can toward setting the general pub ' INSTALLS ECONOMIZER. Idaho, from Messrs. Schmcliel and Pyle. lie right reganling this matter, we beg to re- licity for the new In.iependent .klliance givea out the information that among the recent ap¬ 4* Yours trniv. riTrvi.t no r.ki.rii'M t.fonT a fii.m oo . plications for membership accepted hy the N. 1. John J. Hindenach is arranging to Trent Brolhet*. of Lynehbnig. Va.. wh> M. I', -k.. are the Po vers Co., of New York; James n. Clark. Secy and Treas ojien a new moving picture house In the opened a new modern moving picture theatre, the PhlladelphLa Projection Co., and the Seo»t Malloy Bnilding. Weston, W. Va. have pixp.'st thxir onh r with J. H. Hallberg. Ellm .Service Comi.any of Dallas. Texas, .klso, of New- York City, fcir a special OP .kmpere ! 4» VITAGRAPH ENTERPRISE. he .says that Manager Ib'nton. of the Colnril.ta llallberg Eeonomlier for aitt-rnating current, Theatre, of Memphis, and I.. H. Puret-ll. of the .Toyland. a new motion picture thea¬ and a Monograph 1!*10 M.slel Moving l’letii;-e Exhibit Theatre, of Lnncister. O., h.ive rerent- tre at Wilmington. N. C., was opened Octot)er Machine. ly ch.anged from licensed to Independent s.'rv- The \ It.xgraph Company of .kmerlca has kept 2. Frank Pfeifer la manager. Its pn.nilse In regard to fully covering the IHid lee. so I Fulton exents. Tlie naval parade of Satnr NEW YORK FILM NEWS. *r was releasisl on Mimdar and Tuesdav’s “PONY” MOORE IS DEAD. psr.i,|e was shown on Tbur«.Iay. Both events Thomas Quill, manaRtr of the pult- • ■ re Toted by tbe audlenmni to be b. tier than Ilelty ilepartment for the S«'Iig Polyscope Co.. jne actual happening, since *n from fifteen fo J.ilns the army of domestic men. Oet.'ber ff. George W’ashington Moore, famous in stage One .if the most marvelous feats of land as the founder of the old Moore ami Bur • k ' •nliinti*^ tho ••nfln' psrnile uan wi*h motic.n photoraphy was ni-romplislu'.l hy the VI- when his m.arrlage to Miss l.orett» M. Kenne.ly, k dull p,rts ellmlnil.-.l. 'Tlie Vitagraph has gess minstrel trotipe, dletl In I»ndon. England, tagrapb. On Satnrilay afternoivn. a series was .langhtrr of Mr. ami Mrs. John W. Kennedy, tm- only niothm pletitn's of the Cleremont and will be ox'lohrated. Mr xn.I Mrs. Qnlll will October 1. of old age. He waa born In New t.iken of the naval parade Ineidental to the iir Ml on moving under their own power, for leave on an exten.led tonr. at once. If present York in 1S19. and was the ohlest living I'X- llmtson Fulton Celebration. .k«lde from the '• ' f th** \ ltaffr8|t|i yachtn wan a m*ont bo.it minstrel. ♦ tepiral Interest thev may excite, the film Is one plans are followed, and will, on their return to Chicago, n-slde on the North siile. George Washington Moore was best known aV" plrfnrr* N»foi^ th.* that will he a winner for years to come. They to actors as ’’Pon.v” Moore, under which nick TofaN *»»***•tPf toiKfl. ” loiRj'r bay oomp< I1 Vll.-tgrapb Is setting an ' ef hla mlnstp'l troupe spread threughont Ei; of . "eilnesiUy when a sm-elal ri'le-tse ate the .kmerican Film S.-rxlex', can talk as example for enterprise that might well Is. rope and America half a century ago. Moore r a short nim showing the Eagle Island. Mvine. w.-ll on the subject of ’’fishing” as they ran on emulatml. xv-is also the father-inlaw of Charley Mltch-ll llr I. V" ‘ I’eary. The Pearv fam the moving pletnre business—and that Is going iiy Is shonn Including the s.'Veral cI.xm' views of some. If their easting amt lamPng abilities are the English pugilist. •’'"’’“’•Il heslegfd hy the n- Of course there will be a Mr fuss up to their standanl as bnsin. ss men. it will he as bad for the fish as It Is now g.xsl f.xr their ralsisl over the explosion In I’ltlshiirg. A g.vsl many enstomers. LAST CURTAIN FOR McAVOY. ehsnee for the alarmists, knoekers and other ST LOUIS M. P. MANAGERS OR¬ iiseb-ss ends of humanity to damn the picture hiisinesa. Tlie accident Is dc'ply regrettable— Mr. Rest, of the 20th Century Op- Pan Mc.kvov. the cometllan. dh'd at his hou)'-. GANIZE. It was one of th.we affairs thst will happen No. 1**>0 Br'xadwa.v, New York Cit.v. Oeto>>"t flscope Co., aays that hnsim'ss is getting bet¬ In any line whetx’ the human elements ftgnr.'. I. after a hmg Illness. He was .77 years oM Just wh-ther It was eareh-ssness, p«xssthly a ter and that he has all th«' work he can han-ile. His wife. who. with her sister. Miss Kelly, That dixesn’t mean, however, that the Wth Cen¬ ‘r**"’*"**"" "f moving pletnre men at llghteil cigarette or not the Inveatigatlon aa yet had been In Ft. Wayne. Ind.. arrlveii home ■ n'eetlnJ »** P*M«’fte,l last ws-k. at a has not dlTnlg.-d. This much certain, there la tury cannot take care of more enstomers. There eral hotirs after his death. She hail lw-en wirct Is always room for one or tw-o more. ® sln..-f * tn!! Theatre, on Smith Sixth no ni.>re ehane.' or danger N'Ing t.aken In hand¬ that the actor’s death was hourly expected will I '"•nagers atlendml. Th. aoelety ling films than th.'re Is rhllng on a stre.-t ear. The Immeitlate cause of the contediai.'s de.xth MMt. ri.' 7."’'T'the Kx was paralysis of the heart. Fixur x'-.srs .ago •l.dv m.o of Mlssimrl. Mrs. M. H. Hope, pinnist, olo.setl her he was stricken with th" disease, and lie had •res will Jh,;,';;',;"*""” l"«nag.T. of lhe«- first season wl-h Jones, t.lnick A Shaffer, at lieen almost heluless since then. Me.kvoy w i- A most InterestiuR Interview xva-i the White City. S.'pti‘mtH'r 2«. She la still w-lth a snceessfut actor, an.l acenmnlsti il a suhstan kk omi-era were ehiewm: G. C. hail with Mr. Long of Kalem—one th.it offere.t the same firm In their Gem Theatre. Mrs. tial fortnne In the years he spxmt en th" hoard- r»i»Rv * \**‘'**l»* Amum'ni*»nt Com- gmsl slilellghta .xi) the rhap himaelf. This mneh Hope Is considered one of the b'st vamlevllle iIcmV ^ ''""'1-'' Kanfman. of the Van Is a eerlalnly Both l.ong ami Marlon players In music circles i>tc«l.i....i .''s'*' ■*'*’’*•'* •'••Iniar avemie. vler- Inleetcil Info th.- ni.ning plrlurx' business two + GLAD HAND IS READY. l».i .r'.'i, •eerrtary; Frank Tal- peraonaltles th.if stand for their frememlous sue nr.-r ' •■yeeum ’riieatrew. treaa e.>'s Both are hiisin.'sa men. high prlneiplml. C. R. Scott, formerly of the Globe so ilon’l w on.h'r why thev at ami pta* eminent In Film Ox., hss In e

1 whose whole heart Is In his work and who Is RlvlnR the best that Is In him, such crltlcl.'^ms would be dlsheartenlnj? If they were not absurd. It requires years of IntelllKent study ot the drama to flt anyone for the work of dramatic crltlcUm. and. unle.ss one ha.s given It this study, he should never attempt to write a review of a play. While the player Is staking hta reputation and the manager his money, the newspaper, while accepting favors of the theatres, .should display a sulhcient amount of fairness to send a critic to the theatre who posses.ses, at least, some Intelligence.

The majority of playwrights are of the opinion that people go to the thea¬ tre for the sole purpose of being entertained. Augustus Thomas and Charles Klein agree that It Is their duty to seek to dispel the gloom rather than add W. H. DONALDSON, to Its density. Managlug (Zditur. GI(M)iny IMays **The playwright.” said Mr. Thomas, “has no right to Xot ropiilar leave his audience In a lower state of mind than he found rUIU-lSHEI) WEEKKY AT With .\imTU*ans. It. In other words, the playwright h:is no business to add 416 Elm St., Cincinnati, O., U. S. A. to an audience’s depression.” ••Quite right,” agreed Mr. Klein, "with American audiences the predomi¬ liOng DIatancp Tclepboup, Slain 27(10. fable Address (registered) ‘•Billyboy.** nating quality of a play must be hope. .\ll the way through a piece an Amer¬ ican audience hopes for the best to happen Its hero and heroine. And an NEW YORK. LONDON, ENGLAND. American audience will not permit that hope to be d.ashed to the ground Balte I). Ilollaml Bulldiug. 1440 Broadway. 170 Temple Cbambera, E. C. without rebelling. Telepbouf Central, 1630 Bryant. "After all, we of America go to the theatre for enjoyment, and for two dollars a patron is entitled to it In some measure. He has no desire to leave CHICAGO. PARIS, FRANCE. the theatre depressed, and the sooner playwrights understand that the sooner 007 000 Scblllor Bldg., 103 100 Randolpb at. 121 Rue Montmartre. they will write more successes. T,‘li'pbona Ontral 5034. "The dramas of the present are running along a dead level of—I won't SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. say mediocrity—but of s;(men*-ss. The old tricks and the edd ‘props’ continue to be used, and the public knows all about them. Every ‘prop' has Its signifi¬ Room 2, 14.'S0 nilmora St. Caledonian Bldg.i 0(Bce 264, Post Office Place. cance. and the playwright uses them all for exactly the same purpose and at the same value of ttfty years ago. Addn-aa all communications for tbe editorial or business department to “Convention in the drama will not succeed any more. Ordinarily good TIIK BILLBOARD Pl'BLISHlXG COMI*.AXY. plays will not thrive. There must be at least one big punch, at least one new idea, and always the audience must leave the theatre In a happier frame of mind than In which It entered.” Subscription, $4 a year; 6 months, $2; 3 months, $1. Payable in advance. As both Mr. Thomas and Mr. Klein have been uniformly fortunate In No extra charge to foreign subscribers. their efforts to please a tickle public, budding dramatists would do well to AltVEKTISlNO RATES—*rwenty cents per line, agate measurement. Whole page, $140; half¬ stop, read and think. page (7U; quarter-page. $3,'>.

THE BILLBOARD ii for tale on nil trains and nevt-itandt throughont the United States Anna Held advises young girls to keep off the stage, presenting a dismal and Canada, which are supplied by the American News Co. and its branches. >^aea not on sale, please notify this office. view of the scenes behind the big drop-curtain. She says that back there all Ls not gilt and tinsel, frolic and laughier, but that wolves, in the guiM of Remittances should be made by post-office or express money order, or registered letter addressed or made payable to The Billboard Publishing Company. "angels” seek what they may devour—with the ^^^The editor can not undertake to return unsolicited manuscript; correspondents should keep X'«vd Xot "lambs” of the chorus furnishing the principal diet. F«»r to Flora Zabelle says the picture is not so dark as painted ^1’*" ,”®o*“sry to wire ns instructions and copy for adyeitisements. great saving in Filter the Cliorus. by Miss Held; that conditions might be Improved in the matter of telegraph tolls may be had by recourse to toe Donaldson Cipher Code. certain respects, but that the life is not half bad and Entered as Second-Class Mail Matter at Post-office, Cincinnati, 0. that the stage is just as good a place to earn a livelihood as any other that might be suggested. THE EXPIRATION OF T&CH SUBSCRIPTION is indicated on the printed urrapper. Kindly The young girl who becomes a member of a metropolitan chorus wiH, renew promptly to avoid missing issues. perhaps, be surrounded by certain temptations, and, if she be pretty, will f(P*f^LAINTS of non-receipt of The Billboard, or changes of address should be made receive a certain amount of attention. That would be the case if she wera the publication office. 416 £lm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will receive prompt employed in a department store or in an office. There are plenty of oppor¬ aiiention--ud not to any branch office or agent. When notifying us of changes of address, give eld as well as new address. tunities for a young girl to do wrong if she so desires, no matter in what pro- fe.'-sion or bu'iiness she is engageti; but it is absurd to suppose that she must, No advertisements measuring less than five lines accepted. of necessity, depart from the straight path in order to hold her position.

ADVERTISERS—The Billboard's advertising patrons will greatly oblige by While it may be true that certain undesirables have Interested themselvea uing in tee copy for their advertisements as early as convenient, instead of waiting until as backers of theatrical enterprises purely for the amusement they expect AisplaV* “*°"**“^ *40 received early in the week will receive preference in position and to derive from association with the choru.<. and while there are member* of these choruses who have no desire to discourage their advances, there is plenty of room, even in the chorus, for those who adopt the stage with a era is on sale at The Billboard office. Cincinnati, Ohio. Price, ten cents per sure and honest Intent. If they have talent, they will rise, and to do so they Billboard may be had in London at the office of The Era. need not demean themselves to curry favors from the backers of the show. The girl who is In the chorus merely for a good time will never get any high¬ Saturday, October 9, 1909. er than the chorus, but she who takes her work seriously will just as eurely advance and will be just as .safe on the stage as any place else. Her career rests entirely with her and she need not be affected by any unfavorable en¬ Charles Frohman issues the glad tidings that there Is a shortage of vironment. actors to such an extent that he has been unable to fill two of his companies. After all the talk about the theatrical profession being overcrowded this Sometime in the life of the average healthy American boy he feel* a sounds almost too good to be true. consuming desire to join a circus and if he recovers from this the chances are ■Capable .Actors It must not be supposed from this that Mr. Frohman a few years later he will have just as strong an inclination to become an An» (ireatly finds It difficult to find actors of any sort. Not a bit like It. actor. While there are many more failures than successes In t'ircus Offers either field, the only way the young man with the "hunch" In Denutnd. What this eminent producer really means is that It Is f'ircus Offers I'ineFine Field can really find out whether he is called by fate to startle the not the easiest matter in the world to find GOOD actors For Talent. public by a display of his talents Is to “get in the game.” If, In sufficient number to complete his companies. There has always been and as a boy, he joins a circus, it will not bi‘ long until the man¬ there will continue to be a sufficient amount of mediocre talent to fill all the agers will find out whether or not he is the possessor of any real ability. If he has the “stuff in him they will get it out in the least possible time and hs theatrical companies that were ever organized. It Is these people who crowd will r-ceive every opportunity for rapid advancement. Every circus manager the Rialto and the offices of agents and managers. They are just as plentiful in the country is searching for talent, even more a.ssiduoiisly than did Dioge¬ now as they are every season at this time. They are the driftwood on the nes for an honest man, and no salary is too high for the one who can "deliver theatrical sea; the wrecks that were not seaworthy when they first left port, the goods.” and were soon buffetted to pieces by the waves of adverse fortune. Now that tent shows are being conducted with better business judgment, they offer exceptional opportunities for the display of high-class talent. Nov- The really capable actor, possessed of real ability, is ALWAYS in de¬ (■Ity acts are being sought all over America and imported from abroad. A mand. It is this kind that is being sought, with no great success, by Mr. better class of people are connected with circuses than in the old Irrespona- Frohman, and he does not exaggerate when he says the supply is unequal ible days and the young man who desires to make an artistic and financial to the demand. success might go much farther and fare wora<* than by joining a circus. The hardships which were a part of the dally life a score of years ago have to a While it may be argued that there are many young actors just as intelli¬ large extent le-en eliminated and with better performers now Intenwted in gent as those who are so much in demand, but who are unable to secure an this particular field of amusement, the surroundings are greatly Improved engagement, a manager who is risking a large sum of money on a new and a sea.<4on with a first-class circus is not without its pleasure. production can not be expected to organize a company entirely of untried talent; they are receiving their opportunities as rapidly as possible and if they demonstrate their ability their future is assured. The young actor of Theatrical managers in many of the Western cities have this season de- chled to rigiilly enforce the rule not to seat anyone while an act is in prog¬ ability or with native talent and with the Intelligence and perseverance to ress. Such action will be commended not only l»y players but by the majority learn, never had a better chance to reach a position where he will be in of playgoers. Local managers may expect complaints from demand by producing managers than he has to-day. >iaiingerM FnfoiHT some of their best patrons, who habitually reach the the- Rule .\guiiist atre after the rise of the first curt.-iln, iuit the apprecla- laile .Arrital. tion of the majority, who reach the theatre on time and have suffered inconvenience through the late arrival of Complaints are daily received from players, charging critics in variou.v the others who were not so pnmipt, will more than outweigh this. parts of the country with unfairness. In many instances these complaints ITnavoldalde delays cause some to lx* late in reaching the playhouse, but are justified. It is true that many newspapers in the smaller cities employ there are others who labor under the mistaken belief that to be late is good writers to criticise the drama who, having never received form. They fear, also, that if they should arrive early the audience would Xe\»s|)aiK*rs any training along that line, are densely Ignorant regard- have no opportunity to admire their hats and gowns, not realizing that peo¬ Slioiild Employ Ing the requirements. Frequently it is some “cub” re- ple have paid their good money to see the performance and care not the least Heal Critics. porter who is sent by the city editor "to write up the for the per.vmal adornment of the disturliers «»f their view of the stage. show” because he can find nothing else for him to do I'ossildy If the habitual late arrivals understood that it is conslilered ex- around the office and is afraid to tru.st him with a big new.s story. I tremely l»ad taste by the better class of people In the larger cities of the Baat Unable to intelligently criticise a performance, through lack of knowledge to arrive late, and that Eastern managers have llllle trouble along this line, or training, and, at the same time, feeling that he is not writing a criticism at matters might be remedied. Hut it is doubtful if these misguided ones can all, if he praises the play and the actors, he, too frequently, makes an abortive be taught and it is just as well that managers should enforce the rule against effort to be funny, at the expense of the actor.-(. To a conscientious player, late comers In justice to the renialmler ((f the audience and to the player*. OCTOBER 9, 1909. Xtie Billboard 15

orary palllrearera were John Drew, Daniel Froh¬ man. E. A. Dithmar, Dr. Percy Turiuire, John Corbin and Tod Gallaway. The burial was CRIMINAL PRODUCE PASSION PLAY at Woodlawn Cemetery.

LATEST NEWSPAPER PLAY. I ON MAMMOTH SCALE Robert MeWade, Jr., is the actor who plays Punishment Is Demanded the part of the maoaging editor in The Fourth Eatate, a new play by Juaeph .Meilill Patterson and Harriet Ford, which I.lebler & Co., are go¬ ing to put on at Wallack'a next Tueaday eveu- WILL CONTINUE FOUR NIGHTS Ing. The play opena In the office of the managing Vaughan Glaser and Willard Hol¬ editor of the Advance, and Just at a time wln i. there is a doleful scarcity of news for the fol¬ lowing day, comb Sue to Protect Dramatic Remarkable Presentation in San Francisco Will Require a Cast of Six Hwwevoc, a sub-editor appear*, with the tid¬ ings that an East Side family have la-en wi|K-d Hundred and the Staging is the Most Elaborate Ever Attempted, out of all their little earthly {Kisaessiong, and Rights of St. Elmo from the way he tell* It canaes the managing editor I to see at once the posalbliitics of a hlg "hu¬ Representing a Life s Work—General Theatrical Gossip. man loterest” story, and a feature > Piracy front page on the morrow. So he tell* his sub ordinate to send . e\\lit. who for year* waa couuected any pirate after conviction, will soon be ap- with Ciiriat'a rutraiict* Into Joriiaaloiu, and with the Tivoli. Father Joaapbat ami .Mun.iger Bandmaster Loved Miss Calamara Af¬ p.irent as the result of the three suits for In mdluK at tiK* riKht hand of ttio Fatln-r In Preildey have received a number of offera from ter First Meeting. junetion, damages, accoiiuting, and for crim¬ bracu. A a<-coud iH-rformanc* will b« on promloenl theatrical mauagvra fur Ita Kaateru inal punishment brought by Vaughun Glaser OctidaT 17 21. proluctiuu. Miss Erma Orphia Calamara, daughter of and Willard Holcomb, owners of St. Elmo. In lu uiairiilluilv It oxrniNla the wonderful Riiro- the Federal courts, to estop the piracy of paaD |iro. to wltncat which, at dlron ! tbe late bandmaster Calanisra. of Chicago, wa* ETHEL BARRYMORE’S PLAY. In tbe firat audience that Bandmaster Frxnceaeo their property. It Is a series of suits of great Dial iH-rliKla diirlnx the laat two hundred and lra|)ortance to the Associated Producing Man¬ llftj yeiira, mllllona of i>c.i|dc have rroaM*d Creatore faced at Wayne Casino a week ago. To-da.v 3h*- is hla wife. agers, of whom .Mr. (ilaser Is one. Moreover the atrep uiuiiotaloa of Tyrol, n<‘var rvcr<-ttlUK Chxrlca .A. Frohman baa Jiiat received from his interests are identical with those of E D. tiiieoae or exertion of the Jmirney. In re- A. \V. Pinero the completeil manuacrlpt and The romance came atmnt through a letter written to Creatore by the girl's mother, .-e- Stair, who Is lending every lulluenee of which llltluua fervor It la not leaa remarkable. The detaiUd atage direction* of hi* new play, Mld- lic is possessed to his nssooiutes In this mat¬ Ilf* w jrk of Kev. Jo^aphat Kraiia. a nieml>er Chxnnel. aloiis with a me^aase to Miax Ethel (luesting him to Inelude certain Italian selcc tlon* in his program. ter. of the Franrlaran order, tuat aorl.-ty of biim- Barrvmore. The playwright aaya; The suit Instituted in the Federal Court In bl*. harefiail friar*, who have made the bla- “I nnderataud you tiegiu your season In Ml.l- He call-d on .Mme. Calamara and her daughter and It was love at first sight. Knoxville, Tenn., is against a small oumiiany tory of t'aUfomla. and leadlnc fruKal Urea Channel thin comlns January. I want to tell playing a version of St. Elmo lu some of the tbrmeelve*. kept up the loniceat bread line ' you the greit delight It gives me that you are smaller southern towns. avar lo 8ao Franclaco. It appeala to the (leople ; lo create my character of Zoe Blundell. Walt NEW VAUDEVILLE NOVELTY. of the I'avinc t'oaat with a alKnlflcaore other ; as long aa you like lieforo put ting your hand SECOND SUIT PENDING than Iti Intrinair la'anty. to the taak. The wilting will be more than Jewse I.aaky'a new vauderllle production. A second suit Is pending agalust Charles El¬ With tbi* end In view. Father J<«ophal waa repaid by the jierformance.” The Twentieth Century, had ita tryout at the liott and the lessee and managers of the Rush aaked to allow It to be taken from the audi¬ Mr. Frohman s.xy* that Mias Barrymore'* Garrlek Theatre, Wilmington. Del. The chief Temple Theatre, In Chicago, and a third agniost torium of St. Itonlfaoe to the Collaeum, where company will comprise player* from EnglamI feature was the remarkable apeeil malutaiiu'd the Mortimer Snow Stock Company, playing DpoQ the larpcat ataire In the Weat, It will snd America, and that Mias Barrymore will from the rise of the curtain to the finale, which the Lyceum Theatre lu Troy. Before the copy¬ be pltceil at a coat of |2o.dOO. play a very late aeaaun, again revisiting San shows the Twentieth Centur.v Limited carrying right on the book expired, Augusta J. Evans, Tb* *.-enery. which U t«elnj: conatructeil by fTanclaco. It will be the firat time a Froli- the entire ootr.pany of twenty on the observa¬ the author, bad a dramatisation made and copy kiiater Mei'banlc Steve 1. SImniona. out at the , man star ha* ever made a Pacific C'oaar tour tion platform. righted, which copyright was pur.hiised from (olumbla Sienic Studio*, look* like a vaat for- In successive year*. As a matter of curiosity The musical numts-ra were well atnged and her by her publishers. G. W. Dillingham & rtt. Six alxty foot cara would be re<)uired for the Ixioks f.-r the last alx aetauns for Ml>* the net proved a distinct novelty and an entire Co. They In turn sold this pro|H rty to Vaughun It* tranaiHvrtatlon. Maxwell S .Alexander, of F'hel Berryniore were gone over yesterday, and departure from anything heretofore attempted Glaser ami Willard Holcomb. IaiOiIud. with fifteen local aaalatant*. ha* car- I It waa found that her tours averaged nearly In vaudeville. The costuming and the thre«‘ They exercise proprietary rights, under a de¬ rlad out the aketthe* made hr Manager G. 11,71X1 a day. •cv-ne* were elaborate. Among the principals. cision made long iH'fore tlie present copyright H I’rnldey. In atairiDjr aoinetbinic never be- ! Edwin Wllaon and Thelma Fair made Individual law was lu effect, and tinder which Harrison fore attemptol ha* N-en *U'<-e»afuIIy a'Comp | hit* Grey Fiskc protected Becky Sharp, the court llkbe.l. The pro|>healea of the ttid Teatam- nt | MRS. STUART DIVORCED. holding that even though tbe material might ar* iclren In tatdeaux U|>oa flxnkinic ataire*. ! not be copyrighted, the manner of Its tsdug before tbeir fulfillment In tfae life of t'hrlat I* Mrs. William Stuart, known on the stage aa SHUBERTS ON THE JOB. put together could be so protected. Since then anirted uivn the center ataye. .Alternatinr Anna llnlling-r. has been granted a divorce Ir. the copyright laws bure been drawn much mure itro(i*, altematinir attention, dlaplayloe but Marlon. Ind. She chsrge.1 her husband, W.l- It was rt-iHvrted several time* lately that tbe rigidly. ane acene at a time. I.lke a refri-ahlne breeia llam Stusrf. in actor living In New York, with Shitberl* were to assume control of the Chatter One of the Vaughan Glaser St. Elmo toin- wiftTi( memorle* of the paat over the Inten cmclt.T and "prof.nialonal Jealousy." Stuart ton houses but It could not be verified fill a few panles Is now on the road, another starts thit ally of the preaent. i dill not defend the aiilt. but as the law h.-re days ago when Mr. Geo. Chatterton. Jr., man week, a third will be launched two weeks •A*, tn .Art III the left curtain rl*.-a on a | direct* nndi-r such clrcumatancea, was repr-- ager of the Grand Opera Hou»«.. sold hi* home hence, and arrangements are being made to tableau. Tvddaa takiDK leave of hi* mother, aenfe«l hy the district attorney. an.l dep.xrted for Springfield. HI., hla home be cover the Coast. and. a* It fall*, the center drop op..n* on the Stuart ha* lirnught suit In New York for fore c-mlpg to Danville, and Mr. Edward S $.V( mto damage* against Mr*. Ethel Mnrtli.n meetln* of Chrlat and h>* mother, enactad near Houck of New York City, arrived to take charge THE TOWN SPORT IS A SUCCESS. tb* At 'iint of (lllvea, which. In turn, deacend- risrry a handsome widow of who Il*el*h werplna over Jeruaalem. York. be Jefferson IK-Angells In The Beauty Spot. The Town Sport, with Sam Fnela. the well- Stuart allege* that Mr*, nsrey. during thr",- It 1* not known what Mr. Chatterton ha* In known Juvenile singing actor, ojiened It* sea- PBODUCED ON A MODERN STAGE ve:ir« b I* allenatetl hi* wife'* affection* fr»:ii view for the future hut he ha* matle nianv s(.n at Tusoola, III., and In spite of a terrific In >)ta-ranmerir*u, witb It* mediaeval atmoa torn He cliargi-a that Mr*. Clarey "*o de- warm friends during his stay In Danville, who electrical storm, fared nicely, and the aureeaa pbera. the action of the pla.v take* place In siroycl her tMra. Sfiiart'sl sense of right and regret to see him leave. of the piece waa nnqueatlonahly vouched for by front of the proacenlum. while here It I* pro wr ntr that ahe came un.ler the wrongful, nia the unusual applause It received. In fact. Its (hired on a mialern ataire. the aetllns, nd Melon* and wleke,! Influence and advice" of reception was anch that .Mea-ifs. Clementi. 4l«rl"*e,l until the ralalnic of the curtain, flr- Mr* t’larey. The pa|iera In Stuart's suit we'e NUN WRITES COMEDY. managers of the Palace Theatre, have arranged ln( the value of aiirprlae. airveil on Mr*. Plarey on the steamer Minne for a return date In tbe spring. Although Natareth, that arflatic aem of Ctar fot.ka In New York harbor last March. J"*t a* -A comedy written hv a nnn who never saw It Is receiving the same flattering success at Oreen'a with It* ilellrxte avoidance and won¬ she and Mr*. Stuart were about to sail for the Inferior of a theatre was performed by the the other towns It has appean-d. The jilcee I* derful tr iiniph of auitkeatlon. where the Chrlat Eiiroi>e. T*eplls of St. .Agnes' .Academy, New York, last a musical comedy drama, presented with spe¬ rhirarter I* alvvay* f.lt, iMtt never aeen has Wt-dnesday. cial scenery and light effects, and a carefuily been twice prulucevl by the Jeaiilt* In Santa FROHMAN A BUSY MAN. Tlie principal characters are Hiulscn. Fhilton, selected cast, the principals of which are; Clara C'dlear. thl* la the fir*t freat effort lo PresMent Taft, former President Ro,.*eyeIt and Sam Frels, at one time with Forepaugh's Stock five to the |.eo|ile of .America an exact aclliif a mimls-r of othor makers of .Amertonn history. Company, Philadelphia, and later In stock at ptrtrayal of the life of Chrlat In all It* dra- Mr Frohman wilt he In .Atlantic City until The pi- V was written by Sister M. Petra, O. S. the Chicago Ojtera House. Chicago: Harry mtt'i p.-.a|ldlltl.'a, *o reverently written that the week of October 11. for the «iiece*slve per¬ D.. sup. rtor. Birtch. the well known musical cmedy producer the m.wt **-naltlve can feel no offenae at thl* formance of .Angeatn* Thoms*' new play. The SIsfor Petra ha* he< n a member of the Do who Is a scream in a typical “mix'" part, and treidinit n-t tn-apa-alnir. iiiioo holy smund. narve*t Moi>n. Henri Bernstein'* Israel and minlean onler thlrtv roars. The play has who does his electrical novelty act; Edwin Earl To It F.vthrr Joaapbat ha* flven all the Francis Wll*on In Tflie Bachelor's Babv. been pron.stnc'd a brilliant skit. Crnoke. halladlst; Marcella Hamilton, with ex¬ • tre-ffh uf ni* aovil. h'a heart, hi* Intelle. t. .At the end of the two weeks In .Atlantic CIt.r ceptional dramatic and musical ability; dainty Mr Fro’^man will return to New A'ork to com¬ jvidln tranalatlnr. complllni; from Greek. TO STAR MARGUERITE CLARK. Mamie Bttober. snnbrx'tte; Pearl lo-wls, singer Latin. P pah and Grrm.xn, alone In hi* little mence the rehearaal* of Conan Dtiyle'* new and datieer: Senor Manuel KIvera Bax. lately fell. *lrlv|n* to brln« liefore the world the plav. The Fite* of Fate He will then set out of the National Conservatory of Music. Mexico re*lltv of ih,. Inimeoae love that llfhten*. jrhv noon a aho't trio lo Pari* to see the first per Marguerite Clark Is to be starred by the Shu City, Mex.. and author of Spanish ot«-rns. The rifle*, th.- fltbrrwdae too awful trafeilT of Cal- fonuance of Bivataml'a Chanf««clere. returning berts In a new play by Owen Davis. caPe,! eomi>any Is managed by Almee Todd. Jr., the **ry Aa the aran'leiir of the plot uo^dllrd tie- to \>w York In lime for the rehes'«al* of Tlie Th.' Wishing Ring, a modem eomed.v. Mr. author. fore him. It conaiim)-.! hU th.mfht*. until h« Bridu-n Bottle Fthel Barrymore In Mid Channel, Dsvl* has written many meloilramas of the bet teem* t. live f..r the Pavlon Pla.v. .A".! thl* and the remainder of the fourteen production* ter sort. he now ha* In hand This play will mark the atar's entrance Into ESTATE OF AUGUSTIN DALY. tpirti rialni* all who < ome clo«e enough to I nn-leratand. i-ven In a allfht defree. |t« Ini- .An event that will occur aome time In the the legitimate. The supporting (vunnanv will jwiaui-e a* an educational or a rellfloiia fac preaent Frohman *<-a«on. I* a special M.aii'Ie Include- Itobert Demsfer. Cavil IVMIlIe. Gcr In Dublin, on Monday, the referee In the ease Ailam* pro.1uctlon. which In crandeiiv and at fnide B'vk. Ixuits,' Dcmpse.v. Mollv King. Rob i of the will of the late .Augustin Daly, sub¬ Mu*lrUn*. rrtlat*. dectrlrlana and mechanl-^ f*lnm"-nt It 1* expected will measure np to Atl«« ort B HIM. King Baggt'tt and .Agnes Everett. mitted his report and It Is In su or In- Adam*' rerformanee of .loan of .Arc. In the Stad Cecil DeMHIe will stage the piece. foresting. The report shows that Mr. Daly e*ttlve f ,r their effort* Inm of Harvard Cnlveralty. left debts amounting to about S.tflo.ooo and that To prrf. (I the aciHiatlc. a v**l harp of fin MRS. WHITE APPRECIATES. there Is now a cash balance on hand of about •*t plan*, wire la tielnff vireirhed over the en¬ $fk".fW¥> ready for distribution. Tlie snp?iosltlfni tire 1 .i||*..||in The niiiaic plot cnihraiv* Ihlrty- AN OPPOSITION “CLEOPATRA.” N'ing that nil the debts have heen paid. Df T(ie Ptttboapt l« In receipt of tbe following ••ven V.. nl numlo-r*. aiiKiiietit.-d bv cla**lc *« this $(*.1,000 there Is to he paid to J. C. Duff lerll.-B, fr -m llan.b I. G.mno.1. Men Th^ of N^'w nat letter of appreciation from Mr* Charle* Whlt-v as executor of the estate of Mrs. Dalv. the sum ^ * ..hn au l Pab-airlna It I* under the A^tonv untl *11 fhrm«plv^* P‘*sr Sir.—1 '.tcrewith send mv most sincere of $ir«.«00 snd to Miss .Ada Behan the «(im of thanks f.x tb,. r-nvasnion of fho S.'Its.riotr. •plendtd dlrerlorahlp of It. v peter lines. * thU rhRflt« F»*c»bm*n hn* to $11,000. while Ilfl.OOO got's to .Judge Joseph F. Show and also to I Ind,* Joal and W F. Wa'lett Mb a rhorn* of two hiindnil tralne.t voice* \nti»nr *nil ('loopRtr* on bin own tc- Dxly and the balance to be divided among a of the Yanke,' Robinson Show for the money so and an ..r h.-*tr* of forty pi. kcl miialctan*. r«nnt. mimher of eharltahle Institutions, among them kind’v foewarded me. r(*n«tf»nt ToM #'r wHl bsTO fb^ roV of Cloo- being the Actor*' Fund and the Players' Cluh SIX HUNDRED ACTORS With thanks and apnrcciatt'n t remain. The fn Mr f’’-‘brnRi'’* |»rt'ilnr>tb>n, wblrb will Tlie ri'f.'ree reported that the receipts of entire I a, if the pliiv niinilH-r* *lx him y>,A aW r.x,< on.' mor.* oorfo'-niRnoo*. MRS CH \S WHIT'r. fired Dxlv's T'’eatre. I.ondon. from the lOth of No¬ ,, widrh Ihn-e hiindieil and flflv i.vn *ror»llne to tbo filorti*?!!! f<>r tb*t p*»’tlonlRT 4(2 W. 2<1th stre-t. New York Cit'. vember. 1007. to the 11th of .April lOOO. waa 111" * '>'ld aidl.in nil* iHil and ■ frlA Thr nArf'‘rniinr# wMl ; $*240.(X>0 w-lth expenses of nca-I.v $1.'»0 (aa*. The ” I' "'T.’’ to the play. Their Iniportani'e f>l*»ro filorlne tbp of T^^^ol. wMoh «tlll !» j executors still hfdd cartaln losses and eontraeta ran n. FORM ACTORS’ UNION. with Mr. George Edwcr(ts for carrying on the ta * ^ l-rartlred mind direct* ttie .leatlnlea of MU* ToU’or *lro*t.lr fho rolo Of bu«(ness of the T opdan theatre and It Is pat- .. "'"''Ita of rMiltatlon rb'ojmtr;! *t Tbp^fr*'. l.omlon. .An actors' union Is to be organis'd In San nrsllv anticipated that there will be anotber till- Savior enler* Jt-niaalein on Palm Sun F'-anols.-o. iVti?ber .% and Is pn'iulsi'd the sup it|vIs|on when these contracts expire several «*r turned Into y.-M, of hlfted Imlnd and iwf .'f all the labor un'on«. Malor McGnln- vears hence. t.l.'Tr irll.iinal of Pilate; ih.dr FAGAN WILL SAIL. says that he has bm-n offerx'd the presidency •riL' ••'■rmify Him"'; ih.dr cw but declined owing to his time b'lng taken up NEW DAVENPOPT nA.) THEATRE v an.I ali|e.'i f.-ar ** the el.Mii-nt* jFtno* IXcrn^nl Krcrii b*« n'»tl?1.sl llpnry R with otlia'r matters. pr - a ", iiolr «ralh of thr *e<-ur.ed .lec.l of tb*t b»' \^!11 n'*pb N»"v Vo k fr m l.on OPENED. re.. "h hour or a day, but lion *tw>nf iVtobor l.*l Mr. V'cin !« fbt» Rnfbor V' iT and eoiiipelent rehexraala. of Tb»' r*rtb * pNv t>f n*'WH|»*p»'r 11f«* In BREAKS WORLD’S RECORD. 'P'o Nfi'w rrfnrni*'nrr of Xfinnfp Piipn'fi*'* f»tirrr«'<. Thp ■ mortlii* an,I te't'<."i* w i-e.- r.|f t, 1l*rr|M ilofib»b wi>it1i< b‘t»» ni*'b* otb**r nr llni-ously f.'r thlrtv s|\ hours and thirty six to Yp»■’ droji* are held Frl.'av al 11 o'cha-k hv Hr. Percy Grant en|x>rt. Iowa, will become a stock bouse. Man¬ tlon w’-frh hRR TTiR'to RrrRncrmmt^ with In a "I, iT" " Uhoul a alnsle aaam. at tie Church of the A*ecn*1on Fifth avenue ager Bcrkcll hi>|X's to securt' .AUvrt W est to lead thr '^hnN'ft^ to nroitnor m'lnT of thrir of the Ids act*, like the Mount of t»l and Tenth alrect. New A'ork Among the hon the Company. tn thr clflfi'1* of thr mM'ttr Wr^iJt

I 16 X ti e Billboard OCTOBER 9, 1909. DENIED BY TICKET SPFCUI ATION EDW. PIDGEON RINGLINGS Qp£|^ YORK

Secretary of the White Rats Says Broadway Thinks the Fomier Show Had the Right to De- j IMPORTANT DECISION MADE KNOWN William Morris, Press duct Salaries for Three Agent Has Something Days. Judge Reverses a Former Decision and Sidewalk Nuisance will be Up His Sleeve Stronger Than Ever—Action Created a Sensation along Broadway. I - THE LETTERS EXPLAIN Up To Managers to Protect Patrons Since the Law Has Failed. MAY SIGN WH'H DR. COOK

■ i simmt* on you. Nt-w York! Tbui thinks es- i The bnslness belny a lawful one, shall ' Nathan Spliirilcl. fi>rnnTly of the alalf of the •‘A riHH-ivett fmm an ariui with ti... ' «le«'ent'minded manager on Itruadway. But no* be ronduoted without the permission of the Chleago rrllaine and also of the Kxamlner of irnuui Itallev flrrua In New Vio-li ticket speculator Is happy—be can legal authorities, and the defendant haring ! the a;.me city amt more re<-«'nlly prtrate aeere thVl"a“dUpureat a •ifai.ot.. am«-7aat"wlYk'over{hean.a.. iaa> n’.„ ‘imjmeut “I ""y Unie,““‘‘.•i any Where and at any price— l>een arrested merely“"'■•‘ly for plyingl>lyl“l[ bis lawful »a i tary to“s’ William Morris. Is'i*. now pr»*as represents #f oalarlea for three days this m-axon when tier * auiuwraent tickets. , cation, his arrest and conviction are without , tire of the Morris tircult. foruiaiiciit were mlHsetl Otto Uiugling, who Is . •° astonishing decision provocation. The judgement of Magistrate Ker- : A fresh crop of vamlevlile ruuiiaw have been handling the show, an'nounceti early last we«-k ' Saturday by a Judge of the General ror^anchan is therefore reverm'd."reverm'd.” | given birth on Itro.vdway b.v the resignation of that this Biiwiiint would l>e d’ 'ork managers, after S|iendlng a hours many theatres bad their yuota of noisy, William Morris, Is not the mere passing of a Monntf.ird secreisrv to the White Itats Board f"fln“«“ In attorneys' fees, and after winning insolent sidewalk salesmen. ' pres* agent for while Mr. I’ldgisin la r.-rogulsed sf lllrectora. Mr. Itlugllng was at llrst uiiwll »j'al.«as declared Bnal victories In the matter irawanPBa i •* •" «'*<'«l"l*'n»".» IT*-** agent. he has ling to make this coiitesaion hut finally acoul ticket s|ieculatlun, a practically unknown «UW ur lO IHfc HAltAUhltlf eonslderahly more than this, the gemral «s<'ed."ced." judge upsets It all and placet the public at the It was not an uncommon sight last winter to representative for William Morris and general- ('ouimeiiting on the above, Mr. Otto KIngling noTcy of a tbick-blde gang of mercenary graft- ; see as many as fifty yelping. Insolent, greasy- ly conn-l.-d to Is- the |M-rsonsl re|tr>sientatlTe of writes:rites: oi'*'. I... eyed s|H*culators _ ._„.prancing, crowding____ and crush- . other_ lmiM>rtant_ Interests allbsl with the en- Corinth, Miss.. Si-pt. 28. 19(i9. 1 ’I’*'*' decision came like a bolt out of a clear lug around a theatre entrance If you bought , terprise. Editor Tile BilllMiard, i "“k.v Some there were who expected that such from tlwm you were roblsnl; If you didn't, you I Uurlng bis conms’tlon with the William Mnr- My Dear Sir:—I wish to call your alti^tiun 1 * Dto 'Jf affairs might be brought about, the were insulted. The iiollce stood by. twirled ! ris Intenwts. Mr. I'ldosm has brought sbout a the euclow'd article. It Is not the isdicy of . niajorlty did not dream of the ends that graft their thumbs and waltml for the gobl laden plat ; niimls-r of ivdable s< hlevenients to the material niy firm to pay any sttertiou to tin- numerous ! might encompaaa. ter to pai:s around. I'resent Indications point advancement of Indepi-ndent vamlevllle asida "It Is said” and "Itumor has It" articles ap- . 'Tin- fight Is but on—several managers say to a reiietltion of the same conlitions from now j from bis handling of the splendid publicity pearlug In st'vi ral amusement weeklies, but Ini that If necessary they will close their doors un-< on. ork tb.vt has Iss n a feature of this movement. this case 1 wish to sulMult to you, for publi- ^ til the parasite had been driven away for good, That the nuisance could l>e held In check was 'ITie prom|>tness and activity that he displayed rathII, a copy of a letter addressed to me from ' ...... r. evident from the ex|H-rience of the past two In his efforts to get IVoctor Cook to apiwar on Mr. .Mnuiitford. and my reply. 1 also attach to i OPINION OF THE JTOGE or threethr^. m.mmonths, but it hiked like a costly toy ' the Morris Circuit sftir his tetnm frian the Mr. Mouutford's litter clause No. 12 of our! diiilge Muli|ueen, of the Court of General Ses- ' to play with.with, I North, has been the cause, since his resignation. aontract. slons, handed down the decision. It grew out j Now It's upu; to the managers. It It to them ' of the launching of a rumor that Mr. I*ldgeim At no time did any of the |s>rformers. White of the arreat made last May of a speculator in ‘ thatat the public must look forfoe protection. If wouldsould !*•I** conms-teilconnwleil with Dr. C>*>k In the near Hats or otherwise, with the Haruiim and Hailey I front of Uammeratcin's, which aeems to be a no man would buy from the t|ieculator there ' future, theugh be saya his ictbai hss been Hbows. mention the siibjwt to me in any matter : veritable neat for the grafters. The man waa would bo none of them. Hut ss long ss human ' proinptisl bv a d.'sire t« oiitaln a vacation and whatevvr. which makes the allegeil controversy \ fined He ap|icaled. The judge held that mind la human. It will do queer tbinga—paving I a much neeiled rest. toiiossllile. After notice was given that we would I Mayor McClellan's amendment to the old ordln- | four dollars for a two dollar seat Is one of them ■ The new rumors relative to the William deduct' im the following pay day, two days aucc wl(ielDbu>lDefs the thing can be accompliahed. and I alleged to b* leaving It. •poniii)?•pcnlng uideru uler canvascauvsK at Champaign.Cbampaiitii. Ill.,111., and th**the defendantdcfeidaut isaawaa convicted of an offenceoffense > not vuntil then. n vw. «ou i a - riril.tmould i.'tfh.. tbe* extra hunday iM^rformaocea Klven,K''’*'!*- Whicuwblcb did not exist.exlRt. There waam’aa no reuulrementrequirement' ' In the nicaiitinie Broadway will go through -rucr miDcr Al niKirt nPAH *)u^y ' Vsioki'ugR **^ur* nuuubere of*^ th(^^'**WhHe **** ticket speculator abould hare a II-i the same old pickpocket stunt. THE FIRST ALBINO DEAD. Hat" organization took the matter up with Mr. - • ■ - .... —. — .. —--- : »« d _u* I ...... nrl Mniintford, but. In no manner, ntlicially or other- i BarnufttBarnum BrouQ'**Brought Joseph LucnsaLucasa ■andha wlsi-, was I notified by either the “White Rata” i beeause no performance of the show Is given for York, one by the police and the other by pub- i Family to America. ar Mr. .Mountferd. I any reason whatever, or because of the artist's He sentiment. : - l imn hU arrival at Joplin, we at once agreed ! non performance from any cause whatever. I*ar "Smith la a comedv that should be classic. Joseph I.iicasa.I.ucasa. the last of thetbe family of that thcr*tbep» waKwas notbiDgnothing but a question of concon- I ty of the first part shall hold back one week's It has not a ttupid line In It. It Is the most Alblmw whom I’. T. Rarnnui brought fn.m Hoi tract, and as a matter of omrlcsy. I suggestisl j salar.v of party of the second part, as guarantee lirllHant piiw of comedy writing that I have ' land to his New York niiisenni about fifty kVn)lI^''^liIi*.ll\^*^I'him?*‘*^Vi^^i'11* *1*^ I faith. I ever llstemsl to. but It Is not a proper play vears ago. died last w.s-k In Kansas City. The kindly did and w hlch entirely colncldi-d with my 1 -jf at any time extra performance! in ex- for the Anglo Saxon B|>oaktng stage. Whoever 1 Albino's lislr wss snow white and bis skin ex iT/eonV.i.. i"r. ’‘i'"!I?:h Vo ^ fI < IK ' [’ ** ““ average of twelve |>erformancea shall gets It for New York—and It g ^ naughtiness and make It presentable, i There were four In the Albino family when and onr • ytern^.n Only" Nx.klngs exactly tal ! ,H,rtlon to tbe salary agreed to be paid to the **Mr. R^dtert Loralne maa tbe main trouble Ramum found them In Holland, mother and **** lost days, the shunts' artist, but no charge shall be made or salary maker.aker. He waswaa thetbe man whow*bo saidaald rude, un- ! father and a aon and daughter. J%lng ropy of a letter from Mr. | Tina Swallow, of Oakland City. Ind., were mar “‘“Si aa Joaeph Melll Patteraoo'a collahorator ; management. Rarnnm had tanght the public Monntford: ; nuptial bonda bad been tieJd la her real name. She waa tbe I.uraaaa did not nmleratand the art of pub- Mr. Htto Rlngllng, . ^ 'ihlo. It waa love at flrat eight. While trar- i w™ *00 ral^ In the town of S«*ytnour. Conn., i Hclty aa the famona abowroan knew It and aa a tk 1^ Barnum A: Bailey a Circus. , eiim* through the western atatea tbie sum- l^ated about ten miles north of New Haven, reanlt th**T met with onlr meilloere imeeeee. In Sir—Confirming our converaatlon of this i ,nor with relatlvea, the young lady again met • “ parenta that the 1^94 Jneeph I oraaa quit exhibiting hlmaelf. morning, and at your reqiieat, I hare much ! Mr Raymond • greater portion of her work baa »>e«‘n done. ! -- - . pleasure In Dirnlshlng you with a written stats , " fhc climax'was the happy weilding. which I wiccessfiil play waa proliiced onine I Bicnt containing our mutual interpretation of: t,*ik place at the little city of Monte Vlsfa "f l»*n years ago anil was called The | GERMAN PLAYS AT THE GRANO. the danse under discussion. No. 12. ; ' ! tJreatest Thing In the World. She also drama- ' - ♦ ** means that twelve showa shall ! The groom Is a most clever and popular van- ' li.W'sFrance. Id with the closing of the theatrlral seasoo. last sfitiite a wiHk- all above, except on legal hoU-1 deville artist and has a host of friends In the I starreil.' „f ,h. orand Open House. — r*'-» I lo . .i?*' Sundays, to be paid at the - profession as well as In private life. The bride ! Davenpoil, Iowa, to D. I.. Hughes, of Keokuk. f*Vm n ' I ** son*hem Indiana's moat charming AVENUE STOCK CO. OPENS. the pr<«pects of tbe ronllnnstlon of tVrmaa V * /r*' , “I* /hows lost to accomplished young ladles, also a clever , _ plava seemed very dim to the Tri City Germsi Mule**'* *’**'*' **** weekly musician, and with the assistance she haa. will ■ • chanee In theatrical ■mn.em.nr im. patrons. With the leasing of the Grand to D. salary.Is.?- s, ... . w aehl-vca-rhleve a great future1 In the theatrical world offered to nJiroIo^^ in I- Hughes came the Nsditng of Rngllsh per- vnVVrTfbecondl.v—It -nT’V wss"'Vr mutually'""‘"•"y agreed between with'^'♦h her hual.aiidhual.aiKl. 1 ATe?»*«p:rl. i forman^es. The acaaon being alm.-t entirely yourselfyouraoif and mvself,mvK#*lf, asaa representingrepreaentlng tbethe White _ uajs ipriowr «j. me Avemie nuTk rooipgny. ! ^ Aa»Mp.*igwM ax# Anph.iava Rata of Amerlc.r’The.kmerlca. The International Artl.ts'Artists' ' *'/h >H*. Margaret IMtt a. leading lady, o^n^d c Aek^t^^nn fi^cT m.oTger biKlge.Lodge. Berlin, and The Variety Artlsta'Artists' FedF.^- FIRST BLOODBl FOR ASKIN. '''ij, The h„„.. „ by Ed i an.^^^er of VHlJman eratlon of England, that‘h«t up to the presentpreiwnt the - A?^e "nlVtlv'e"" *1-", tbe”^i nTL':T.? t'.k^ .Outage o??!^ account stan.ls a* follows; iT.rr. x.kin i "i* , 1, . # Harry Askln, Charles W. Murphy and their warda'aa director *of the is.rrnnn.ne»^- I "Pen Bnndaya and haa booked the Rt lymla Oer- bv the contract eleht'Tnt' Called for associates have scored In tbe preliminary round Xb. p,,/* ,1^ opening week Inelndes Mias Htnek Company to play the Tri Cities oa hy the contract eight (8). h,1r„|,„ „ver the lease to the La Salle Mareari^t I1M theMl^ openlni M.Ll week Include* Miasu 7. ', «hese^elle rtalea. ^"ZrOrI^'”'n[e.'t*^The Grand Theatre Vi.'^ilTotSwas devotsd , Mias Mabel Strickland. Miss ' .„ 1?' .1 lA'avIng a balance In your favor of three (31 Tlieatre, Chicago, with Mort H. Singer, the Alice Rrooka and Mls^ Helene.n.i ' exclusively to German plava last season, performances. That l«, 3-12 of the weekly tal- presentepent lessee.leasee. For several months the mat- Messra Ilenrr HoekevMocker A Hn R.mnRreoe u.eex<.». u.e'xj.c i Hr.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holthans.Holthana. former mem ary of each artist la due you. terr has been Is-fore Master In Cliancery Ab- dermott and I vnn HB^'Hammond"""TTie'cff^lns ' M.mmo«A™'T^*?ff2rr.re ***'‘ke l'»’'eni>ortDaven|>ort German Theatre Stiwkfttiwk Thirdl.v-It was further mutually agreed that y and TT."*’!recently fa report 7**waa submitted fa^.rfavor f„r the secondiSiond weekw«!k willwlTl probably hehi! Mrs ' Ornipenv. have left f.* Clevelaml »’•<>.. r**''"where at the end of the season, or wbi-n any artlat ''’*.**^g tbe Askln Interests'“•'TT** .1*at every""f point.‘'."'j'.*' 'HilsT?'" puke'sF«'>k*'’s anecess,snrrrM. leaklA>ab vieachn.Klesehna ' Mr. Il'dthsus will**" become a* memiMTro. ml-^ of the Jeav.-s vour emplovment then a full aci^ntlng ' idlng will come before the court within a few ,_|__' | Cleveland German StockRfnek CsenpanvC.snpanv Mr. Holf-HoH- aliall take nlaee 'based' ibsoliitelv on the Ural 1 vs for a final decision. I bans waa a prominent factor In all of thetliA laragraph of our agreement. ^ I Meanwhile Mr. SingerSlng.-r announces that Joaeph | YIDDISH STOCK IN PHILADEL* i, HermanGerman plays given In the TriCItbeiTriCItlss last seaaes „ ...... ' . . . M - l*mlth.Smith, who produced The MerryMerrv Go Round.Round, PMIA DA I.sirthly This Is only to apply as far aa 1 - xtie,e QueenGiieeti of the XlonllnMoulin RougeRotie. .oa'and o.keeother »...smua. i w n I es, wes. _ am concerned to the members of the above or- ira] .bows, haa been selected to stage The Flirt ganizatlon Inip Prioeeas. at the lai Ralle Theatre. Mr. The Yiddish Stock Company at the Arch J. P. QUINN PROMOTED. Thanking you for your extreme coorteay in . Smith has taken charge of the ehorua re Street Theatre. Philadelphia. Pa., nnder the j -— ■ your reception of me aa representing the above' heamals. There will be more than twenty mn- 1 tbshsirement of Max Tbomsshevsky, o.ciied Its | |» Qninn. the moat popular manager sf SI ganizaflons, and trusting that the friendly I sleal and dancing nnmbers In tbe new piece, ! JJ!''”’''' t^K'Isr season. Wednesday, Septemtier .nr R.ck Island theatre, will not be seen at fwling which exists between your firm and the which meana extra work for the producer and I when new mnslcal drama of ancient life | head of the Family TTieatre thia year. Mr. srganlrcd artists will continue In tb* future, ‘ the ehorua.chorus. | between the trir.estrit.es of the Ilehrewa. A DsngblerItsngbler i Qninn has le-enIn-en promoted to prlrateprivste sicrefary 1 Am. I - 1 “■ Jerusal"m. was presented | n a.^ H.-dlnl.S.-dlnl. who owns a circuitelreiilt of f.mr Youra faithfully. wcov\/DDV XA/irifPn DIdi AVav I i-eYTeVJT '* »*""»*"•' !] ho.ise,,house., the Family,Famllr. the Rarrvmore. the AlrAmie HARRY MOUNTFORD. VERYVtKY WICKEDWIkcKkD PLAY. | of the best of Its kind In tbe country | .t Moline, and the Family Th. atre at tfitnlon. •leoretery of Hoard of Directors. White Rata . . '1 ---—---—— !I Iowa It ***waa undernnder Mr Qiilnn'aQuinn's guidance that of Arneri'ca' (I'n'c.)? Mcmlwr''of" Eilditive Engliah Critic 8aya New Production thD DDPTTV tuikicr vnn rav ' l^e Rock laUnd Family 'niealre enhivcd a very Committee. International Artists' Lodge, and Needs Disinfectina. I rrit I I Y l niNUB YOU BAY. [ prosp.-mua acaaon last year. I'nlll he man repr«m’Dtlng bv articles of affiliation. Variety i 1 . - I Pl"Thonae. It had been a losing propA Artists' Federation, London, England, and - | Miss lanilse Denman and Earl Stanley, two | •lllndon, bat were anppreaaed In New pneumonia. * facts. OCTOBER 9, 1909. Xtie Billboard 17

Tom was bopelestly lu love with pretty Stella. URBAN-ECLIPSE Rud although he had never bad the nerve to tell (George Klelne.) ber >f bla secret, Stella, with a woman’a Intn- Itltlou, read bis heart and enjoyed bla con¬ YACHTING OFF COWES.—Racing for tba fusion. Little did either of them dream tlmt King's Cup. New Films Reviewed through tbe giving of thia pre^eDt Tom was to Fine weather and a good breeze favored thia find hla voice; and win the girl be loved. Our j unuKually interesting marine contest, of which second acene shows Stella leaving tbe bona* i we were fortunate in wcuring a brilliant kins- mounted on ber new filly, going on an errand ' matographic reproduction at close quarters. of mercy to tbe txalaide of a sick woman, who j With jnekyarders aloft over full mainsails, lived oo a nelgbNvring ranch. Operating in this , the twelve competing vesaels cut smartly Charming Love Story is Told in Betty’s Choice, Produced By section at tbe time of our atory was a daring i through tbe water, passing and repasslng each band of ruatlers, the leader, a desperado named other, at times herding aliuuat completely over, Macklin, bad cast envlouB eyes on the mare tbe | tlirillliig seeiies and grand water effects being I'he Vitagraph Company—Lubln Introduces A Fine Film Show¬ t>oyi had given Stella, and laid hia plans to presented. have her. A favorable occaalon aoon olTered. Meteor IV. and White Heather secure the ing Discovery of 1 he North Pole—Fools of Fate and Pippa Seeing tbe girl pass alone, be rounds up several lead, the latter ultimately N*ating tbe Ger¬ companloni to keep watch, and while tbe nn- man EmiM-ror'a yacht by fourteen minutes. Passes Are Two New Artistic Successes. aua|>ectiiig girl la in the bouse, be stealthily + unties the burse and gets away. I’oor Stella GAMBLING I’ASSION.—Scenes from beaa- la distracted to find her pet gone, and wildly tiful Italy. soeka for help. Tbe elderly ranchman goes In A strong story, depicting the evils of tba aearch of tbe horse and cornea upon tbe gang i game. VITAOBAPH RII.I.IKKN.—A little girl Ilea In bed with ! unawares. He Is set upon and badly N'Sten. Tracing In artistic sequence tbe effects of typhoid fever. The erlal« la near. The doc- ! METI'Y’.S (IKIICK.—rliirmlDS Idyl of En*- but manages to get back to Harrington and the craving for excitement ufH>n the home Ufa sO llfr, )>ut ti'lllnic till' iitoiy tbal l« tbv aauie | lor'a face la very aerioua. The mother hreaka give a description of tbe rustlers. Then begins of a refined man. :lir uurM ovrr. Itilty ki-iiyuD nirpta Baall | down; the father triea to console ber. Noth¬ a wild bunt for I*et, in wbicb every man In tbe Tl>e home Is finally des|)olled by the gam¬ ing can tempt the Hltle girl, who aeema en¬ ill.ward, a i«uatr)' k<‘uU<‘*1“’ >>■* ■’e- i place able to mount a horse Joins. Toward bler, while hia wife and little son seek refuga lnlnTlt<'d Ih.i fiTtlli' arr*-B that adjoin , tirely IndllTerent to her aurruundlnga. Father evening the aearcbers return in despair. A In a forest but, miles from their former city ■Ur Landwiinr ratatr of Sinilr*- K«*nyoD. Sh*- i and mother exit while the nurae keepa a half breed rides up with a note; dwelling. watchful eye on the little patient. The fath¬ •I r<-tly a|>i>ro\f« tbe rlfan rut young Engitab- i “Send tbe foreman alone with one hundred Fortune again favors him and after buga tiiil IW'lly N a i>ad llltlo dirt, and abe er returna with dolla of all deacrlptlona. Tbe winnings he returna to find them gone. Flow¬ little girl doea not care for them. Now he dollar! to-nigbt to Engle's Crossing, and we | ' liika It III viT would do to let bliu (lerrelTe : will give him tbe horse.'' I ers dropp*.d by tbe youngster as he and bla liii|iri’i>Kloii be baa made. To bide ber | unpacka a “Hllllken.'' The fuuny face of thla mother ride along the highuay. leads the now doll brlngt a amlle upon tbe little glrl'a coun¬ Mr. Harrington doesn’t like tbe Idea, for hia : ■rtl fiell'igH khe In liirllued to bertur blm a ; thoriHiglily reformed father to the little family tenance. foreman, T.im Deerlng. has made several bitter ■ : .1 and deligbta lu tniltlng Ida love to tbe where reconciliation Is effected. She reacbea out her hand for tbe Bllllken ' enemites among tbe rustlers, while guarding bis i.«t, The} are walking by the lake when Hetty employer’s Interests, and the whole thing looks I ••■eidea tiiat ahe deairea aome water llllea, well i anil la aoon faat a«leop. In her dreamt ahe . n a aunken log. N' shot; let them have the horse,” but Tom, I girl awakeni. The doctor entera. The crlala opprotirlum. Clotho spins the thread of life, aldi'h tiiriiH uinler Ida tread and rauaea blm not waiting to bear Harrington's protests, baa I haa paaaevl. The little girl la on the way and Lachesis designs our lot according to tha te I.i'i' hia halani-e. lie la a aorry algbt when n’.minted and gone. “Diirn the boy; half a I to recovery. Bllllken baa aave.l her life. law- of etliios. and wca* N-tide be or she who re.ii h.'« the ahore ami triiimtibantly preaenta doien of you get your horses and ride after i s.'eks to diverge, for -Atropos wields her bla- ' « llllea to I’.etty. Aa they turn toward the ' li!m; you can get to Engle’s In time to help I 4* toury. clipping the thread, and we dangle help¬ ■ii>. I'eill ttllman. a viaitor to the Kenyooa, ) liim. If those devils mean what I think they l> prea -ntial to her and aeeepta Ida eacorl, a A BI.AXK CHECK—Boirs y.jung wife la less in tbe vortex of N'Ulgerent Inclinations. dangeruualy 111. Naturally hia thoughta are at iI! F.anny Is the wife of Ben Webster, a trapper, little hit aahamed of the Ix^raggleil apfiear- i 1 They arrive at Engle’s Crossing, and Navajo home. Next to blm worka Herd., a dlaalpated ! •and while be Is an affectionate and dutiful hus¬ .i. e .if lliiward ami mure than willing to teaao I’efe’s quick eye catches the flutter of a paper | young min. who la gambling a g(x>d dost end band, she yearns for something which appears I. in t} mildly tuning with the newcomer. Men pinned to a pepper tree by the roadside. “I’v- ; lualiig more money than be earna. N'tler than her lot. She reasvns: “Have I not fr.Hii the olty are particularly attractive to gone to the old mill lu Blake's gulch; If 1 | Some day the proprietor aska Bob bow much youth and N'auty ami attainments fur abova th’a.e who live a|>art from the whirl of town am not back In half an hour, come after me. ' money be nteda for tbe pay roll. Bob can not this environment ? Why should 1 be compelled f.' and tillman makea rapid progreaa In hla —Tom." “The bos.a was right, boys; them ] tell aa yet. ao the proprietor aigna a blank to toll and struggle in this wllilerm'sa?’’ 'Tnily, flirtation with Itettv, who deligbta In tor ' devils are going to trim ’Tommy.’’ Tom’s check. Juat at tbia mouient B b la called home she did not know Just what she yearned for, ii-Miiia' til.' man alie n-ally lo\i>a. At the foresight saved his life, for the punchers fol- j > lUnt} Hall ahe igii..na the evidence of her to the bedaide of bla wife. Aa aoon aa be still a change of any sort would have been reachea home Bob aenila a note Haying on ac¬ low bis orders, and arrive Juat aa Macklin has i acceptable. Discontent la stuniiied upon ber prigrini to dann* Itaail'a aingle dance with fastened the ace of spades over big Tom’s 1 the lA.od>>ner. and a giiarrel la tbe n-ault, Ita- count of the atekneaa of bia wife be will not countenance, as Ben bids her go11 Vowing that he nevi-r will ajieak to ao hunting trip In the North Woods. Webster la again in need of money, filla in tbe amount .a big 44 at tbe black spot in the card. Tom. | emb.irks in bis cams', and sighting game, fli'kle a woman again. There baa been aq . with hla bands and feet tied and securely | e|.lilende ef hurglariea in the vicinity of the of g.’t .'iun to tbe blank cheek, and diaguiaing .rtanda to fire. The light craft Is overturned, bimaelf with a wig and beard, caahe* the bound to a chair, bad looked foerlessly Into tbe j throwing him Into the water. Weighted down K'-nvon e-tate. and when Sk.ug at the light In Hetty'a window, aur explain bow tbe check was caahed be la h-ld where a strong friendship springs up between aa a thief. early trial, for out In thia big country Justice i irl'-a the hoii»ebreakera entering the Kenyon the two. and as night fails, they make camp He explalna to tbe detectlvea bow hr moves swift and unerring, and it doesn’t take | and sleep un-ler one blanket. Next morning L >oie. lie followa them ami arrlvea upon the long to select a cooiiwlent Jury to try and '■ the.T part, with a vow of eternal friendship. be Jiivt aa Hett.v and her moth“r. have Iveen w«tche«f8 of hia guilt liare been found, the is contrived, and Hiltcii, taking her as a sin¬ 'egln to liiok dark again. Int the ahnta have gambling den la raidevl. and Ferd. made a have died, too." “What! Gee Whli! Do you gle girl, suggests an eloiH-meiit, to wbich she ilarmial tbe i>ollce. who come to the la-acue of care like that for a big, awkward—I mean do consents. A meeting place is planned, and the houeehuld. The laat acene ahowa Baall prlaoner. T''e next day tbe criaia la paaaed, and Bob'a vou love me?’’ “Of curse I do, stupid. I’et. Fanny Is there and loaves with Hilton for his able t.i Iw alvotit again, and Hetty ahylv con. young wife la oo the road to recovery. , you’re witness," and Tom clasps th“ blushing cabin. She has, however, left a note to Ren f.av.a th:,l he la her ch.vliv and that ahe flirtetl girl In Ills arms. A simple story, told In a I saying that she “is tired, and is going away." >vl!l. Cllmaii merely to aruuae lila Jealotiay, the hlg wjy, and In an environment that exists ; I'oor Webster’s heart nearly breaks aa he a ene cl..«lng on a pretty tableau of the be¬ PHOENIX nowhere else, way out West. Sellg's western reads this short but cutting letter. Grief at trothal The aimple little ap|ieal to heart In- THE MAN AND THE LAW.—A story of h pictures Id the paat have had no etpials. and first possesses him, then revenge. Taking up ier.«i ia-a«,«e,.a real clianii and the tale la told 1 one of tbe trials that occur more or leas hi the the “I’et of the Big Horn” will live always his gun be starts after her. He hits a trail In evrelh-nl pantondme by aome of tlir Vila- life of a pvdlcemau. tiur hero, a klndheartevl * and please, because It’s real. A sure, cly* I and with the aid of a couple of villagers who grjph faverllea. Tbe interior aettinga are tin- pollcemaa. It called upon to serve a warrant clonic success. j had witnessed unse*'n the clandestine meeting 11 llv giaal. ami aitme delightful landaca|iea for the arrest of a poor woman, who ia tbe of Fanny and the Can.adian. Tracking them f rni a p.art of the pirtnre. only support of a sick child. to the cabin, he bursts In. a few moments after ♦ She did not really steal, but found tbe parse OAITXONT I tbelr arrival. Yon may imagine tbe amaxe- NKVKIt r\T (illKES AHIM.ES.—A ripping dropped by a rich woman on the street and ment on both sides when Ib-n finds Hilton li (George Klelne.) I "nie.lv viihjett. with abundant action and fur- no one claiming it. she goes to tbe drug store the man, and Hilton learns that Webster’s wife nlaliir.g ronvlant proioeatlon for laughter. Mra. to have a prescription flileil which the 'loctor CONVICTING EVIDENCE.—Opening scene Is Is the woman. Hilton proves bia Innocence Hawtr. V la paa.tonately fond of fruit and keepa ' said was absolutely necessary to spare the lit¬ laid In the curtyard of a wealthy planter of by commanding Webster to shoot; but no. a a ii'pl.v In h< r room ttn arlatng ahe munebea tle one's life. She Is watched by an Informer. Spain. A numN'r of belles are dancing to tbe > Ren can not kill tN* man to wliom he owes an ipple, while her maid preparea ber bath. I who swears out a warren for the arrest of this strains of a mandolin In tbe hands of hIs . his life, and so he staggers out and back to hts That niornl'ig ceremony concluded, ahe pr*- ' poor woman. dauguter. Tbe tiew faces and background with own home. Hilton, on the other hanil. drives par. • 1.1 have her hair dreaaetl, but ahe bat ' The kind hearted policeman is the one who Is the cxccdlngly natural acting make this a the heartless Fanny from him. Slie goes out been t.Hi Impatient to await the ripening of delegated to serve the warrant. When he particularly bright and happy scene. | and for a time Is undecided, when she resolves the appl.-a, amt the green fruit begina to eihib- comes to tbe delapldated garret of this pov¬ to face her husband and N'g his forgiveness. The merry making Is Increased by tbe srrlval • 't tlo- iivnal reaidla In a few momenta ahe It erty stricken woman, his heart gives against Night has fallen, and tbe cabin Is In darkness him and he can not lasne the warrant against . of the men from the fields. Shorty, the farm- | when she enters. Going to the next room she m ag .n> and the terrified maid wildly aepeama er’a daughter, and one of his servants, draw j ' r ... the palna Increaae and Mra. Haw ber. He ofTera to make up tbe amount missing, gets the lantern, by which light she sees her apart from the revellers, for they are lovers. ' •r. . Lit., her rrlea to tho«e of the maid. The but the accuaer refnsca to allow the lady to ao- husband sitting with his head reclining on tbe i cept It. Hla feelings finally get the N'tter of The girl’s father arrives, separates them. i table. She assumes it is his grief, but on hoiiw hol.I la alarmevl, and even paaaervby discharges the youth, and Introduces the son i ;nna. iM.fore the h.wiae In tbe belief that a ' him to aneb an extent that he throws the touching him his inert form falls to the floor— of a wealthy nelghNvr to bia daughter as a inur.ler la tieing ramimltted. The attention of I warrant Into the Tlllaln’a face. be has terminated his existence. The shock friend. | the (H lice la attracted and there la a hnrry call causes her to recoil, and so doing, knocks over The next acene. In tbe Judge’s private office, At hla earliest opportunity the new friend f .r 'h* ambulance All the time the pain I Is one filled with dramatic Interest, where the the lantern, extinguishing the light. There In offers bis hand In marriage. He Is refused. ; the shaft of moonlight we leave her kneeling pcw« greater, and the advent of tbe aurgron I villain shows that the officer did not serve the He plans vengeance, murders the girl and places , la ballc.t with Joy by the anilmia hiiaband and beside the awful result of her discontent. “Ob, i warrant, and our klt.d heartevl policeman Is i suspicion upon her former lover. • « T.. of frlenda. He prem-rlbea tbe appll- brought before the Judge and asked why the thon fool!” vt; .1 of I .lot water bag. and In a few mo¬ ; writ was not scrvevl. He explains the case The Innocent man la captured, brought to the ! 4’ ' scene of the crime, accusetl of the dee»l. Heart- | ment. IP,, eiprewelona of agony give place to to the Jndge, who doea not think he Is Jnsti- I’lPr.A I’.VSSl^.—The mere suggestion of relief, and the gratefnl patient paaaeo the ; fled and our pcllceman takes the stand: “If ' broken by the death of his sweetheart and p<'rtraylng in motion plotnres the poatlc tppi.a a'e.iit to othera, who accept the fruit, i that la the law he la serving, he wmild aivotier I the nnjnat accusation, be loses bis mind and la t’longhts of that eminent English poet. Robert ; placed In a dungeon at the town prison. but w imid by her etample. they do not eat. be a man. than a nollceman." He throws his Browjlng. is Indeed startling, and yet there Later the watch of tbe murileix-r Is fonnd i It la Did llie firat time that the combination I hst. coat and club on tbe Judge's desk and n"ver lived a writer whose dramatic force and clutched In the hand of the dead girl. The j •r a w.inan ami an apple baa made trouble. I goes hark home. When he romea home and psychological analysis was more pronounced I tells his wife what he has done, the feels very ' guilty man Is brought to Justice and the mad¬ than be, who was nnqnestlonahly among tbe dened man. after having hla raln.1 restored by I had and tries to comfort him. gn'atcst of Kngllsb writers. In appreciation, I his mother’s volee. is given his liberty. I the Biograph has taken for Inspiration his TIIK hand onOAN MAN.—Id thia r i Itaek In tbe Jndge’a ri»m, the Jvidge la mevll- i The play moves rapidly. Tbe story Is clear. lure la loM the alory of how a hami org masterpiece. I’lppa Basses. His great love ^ tating whether be has done the right thing or The acting perfect. ttan. of • their w ay home they put was a widower with .me daughter, a Ihonviigh find It reciprocated. grieve at home. In the midst of rol-terlng at I .lalo,, „p Whomever I western girl, and a lover of good horse flesh. They are later marrleil with gr*'at pomp at the tavern, Pippa passes, singing her song bis castle, w'uere for a little time only abe la of peace. 'The words sink deep Into the heart *11 ■" arhliralor In the dlariiaal I Among the horaea the Nvya ownevi was a bean- w ho oim overed the North Holef but not tlfiil ehcatnnl filly. Wliiil ta a kitten and g-'n- content. of the workman, and force him to return to When ah» decides to return to her ocean home bis sorrowing wife, with a resolve never to err • hat VT ny light ii|voa tlie anh) I He as a lamb, which ahe admlreil very much. ■ the bridegroom tries to dissuade Ler. Falling more. The next episode Is that of the marrying .el •'’■'■•''y been done bv othera I ; So. Instead of aellliig the filly, the Nvya decldevi In thia be followa ber to tbe sea shore to aay of Jules to the Greek mialel. whom he believes 'et!irVi flfurw out who I ' to make the owner's daughter a present of the I snimal Hlg Tom, the best cow puncher of adleiia. an Innocent young girl.. I’ls'n learning he true ...'v. rL W'' have not at Here he beeomea so enchanted hy the atoriea character, Jules would have struck her down, the They have gime rraay o ' the Divide, was electevi to Inform her «f th- of the world below the sea that he follows to l a,. ' '"'‘r- »'>d the wovid atlll wou.lera t fact. Our oi'ciilng Si-ene finds Tom. awkward 1 •■oven,I Ih,. ' and htahfnl. making the presentation apeech. the aubmurged castle In which ahe ivsldea. (Continued on i

TENT SHOWS AIMIMALS

Buffalo Bill Enjoys a Banquet of the Plains with Other Distin¬ A fine lot of Tigers, Lions, Bears, Etc. Also birds, as guished Guests—Major Lillie Makes Good in His Home Town. Ostriches, Cranes, Etc. Robbins’ Circus Has the Best Season in 1 wenty Years —I'aft Encounters Show Opposition—Other Tent Show News. Write to WENZ & MACKENSEN, Naturalists Dept. D. YARDL^Y, PA. PAWNEE BILL ENTERTAINS BUF- 1 PIGGY’S EPISTLE. FALO BILL AT MAJOR LIL- - LIE’S RANCH Weekly News Letter From Campbell THIS SMALL AD. --— Brothers’ Shows. TENTSA 1 w A hj Olvea you th* name and addrvaa of tbs firm Oklnboma In dry. not only In one way, but I - which makea the REST Tents at tbs LOWEST In the other. The one way itertalna to the I.a Junta, Col., S<‘|itomber 2'1. waa all to the Q ms I prices. In the QUICKEST puanlble time, write matter of Inaidloua beveragea, and the other rendy. The afternoon hmiiu* left the ahow inch I* U K r\ L L oa your a(iectflcatloiw and get oar prtreo befuro ordering. if — »oto lacklark of rain. And added to the acorcliiiigaoorrlihiK boostersboosura that the evening |M>rformanee|M>rf»rmanoe waa aun isIs the fact that the rlrciis<.eclrciisea have decided I gd.good. PURPOSES CARNIE-GOUDIE MANUFACTURING CO., KANSAS CITY, MO. to make things warmer by a realrest war in thit I We arrived at Trinidad. Col., S<‘ptember 24. new Btate. Itiitfalo Hlira Wild West and Paw- rath'-r late, but the parade at one o'clock nee Itiil'a F'ar East has bt-en gns-ted in the brought a mob to the lot, and the evening per- much -hown towns as If it were the first show formance waa better atterideil than the after- of the a<-ason. ItiilTalo Itill, as the drawing noon. Members of Uoy Pox's Lone Star Min¬ 30 U44S KiruIkllOk I4CI 01 ffHH UNI card, has the (lopiilarlty of th«- North Pole ex¬ strels vlsItiMl the show here for the day, and plorers laKlied to the mast. some of them renewed old acqiiaintancea. The Here in Mc.Vlester the newsltoyB were told ahow train was a little too fast for some of they could have their choice and go to one those with the trlln' at Trinidad, but caught ^ess' SHOW of the big shows. The Wild West an.I Par up with It late the next day. TENTS East was picked out by mor- than two-thirds Raton. N. M.. Sept. 24. the show's first visit SPECIAL PBICES ON ALL MEW AMD SBOOMB of them, accia-ding to the .vwner of the paper, here for three years, was good. Two excursion* CANVAS HAND TENTS DURING THE NEXT M DATS Enid and .\rdmlre were faitliful to the "Two from other points brought In good crowds, a..d TO REDUCE STOCK. SPECIFY JUST WHAT Bill's colors, and so was the over shown Sliaw- Roy Pox was over again. Tlie Spooner W .lott YOU WANT. nee. Two -1 lys la-fore we arrived there a circus ' Stock Comiiany were guests at the a'.ernoon had Just left, and little more tiian a week i pi'rformanee. after the Two Rill’s show train pulled out Las Vegas. N. M.. Septenila-r 27. was goial. BltCK TENTS CIRCUS COLIMBUS TENT A AWNINC CO another circus was exia-cted. The tourists with the show were In their de- Pawnee Rill gave his partner. Riiffalo Bill, I'ght In taking In the town. Rusiness was COLUMBUS, ono. a BiirpiliM- in Pawnm-. Okla. .\t sundown the | aatisfactory, and the allow pleuai-d them all. Colonel wiiB led away from the abow grminda ! At Santa Fe. X. M.. S«*ptoniber 2S. the show FLAGS Waterproof Twers to Major LIlile'B ranch, where a feast of 1 avrlied late, but tilings flew about some as SIN3 ION Nfn tITtlOC tNO SlfONC KUD USI bnfTalo meat bad iM-en prepared. Among other | soon as the train waa unloaded, and the parade , gu- -lB wer.- Congres-nian Rlrd McGuire, Mayor j app*‘ared about msm, and the |>erformance ' Bates. Cliar|i‘s Vandervia-rt. a banki-r: sed many started upon the parade’s arrival at the lot. i TENTS of l.illle's oM friends. .Ml partook of the old- Frank Nettles, who left the show earlier In Show Tanta. Black Tanta. Candy Tntn time jilalns dinner, -iicli ns was s<-rved to tlie j tlie season and came here for his health. Joined Marry.Oo-Bound Covara. C. I’. emidoye*-s aft« r Coiiy got through with the show again, having Improved very much, And avarything in convoa. Sand far eatalaeaa the sh'NitIng of the buffalo. Albuuuerque. X. M., Sb'pteniber ji. proved A buffalo li.id been chosen from Pawne«> Rill's Itself to be the same swell ahow town of old. big herd, and the animal was quartered and I Rusiness was very satisfactory, an-l the show- D0U6HERTY BROS. TENT & AWNIN6 CO. barbecued. Camp wagons, tin dishes and ' well liked. A town kid was bitten and clawewest rash price. Ad¬ a living soul win. had fifty cents stayed away i season with a blare of glory at Dunellen. N. J.. dress WAUUN SHOW, Price's Hotel, Yuunge- show, for fear of being ostraciseil Saturday. Septemtier 2.'>. Tills seas-m's bu«l- towu, O. Sam Pledler, the contracting agent for the ; ness discounts all previous business for the show, has tieen heard from in letter form by - past twenty years. During the season the press with the show. It is said ^ of the East lavished columns of (iraise upo*i HAVEYOUSEEIBERNARD’SO that Sim Is pei'ved le-eause he has not reeelveil tpe performances, and the manner In which the SHOW PAINTINGS letters In re*imnse. and new he sends clippings show was conducted. 'Hiere was no chance In New Straight Bore Circus Brush; E. J. HAYDEN A CO.. with “Silent One'’ under the name on the en- ' the performers after the first day. Rose Edyth 108-110 Broadway._Brooklyn. B. Y. velo|ie Sonic siy that Sim Is very lonely the onl.v performer to leave, resigning to Barnum A Bailey, Ringlinga. Buffalo BUI, Miller away from the sliow and that he would sooner take charge of a large ballet at I.una Park. Bros.’ lUl Kancb. Ilageubeck Wallace, Sella TENTS FOR SALE AND FOR HIRE have a dinner occasionally in the good com- Coney Island NY Kioto, Norria A Rowe, and other ahowa uae them pany of the •’sll-nt ones. ’ and then there would Roster of Vrformers; Charles Gregory and on all their advertlslug cara. AUGUST F. WINBEBO MFO. 00.. 6S< Haiaon St., M. Y. C. Phono 1187 Cholaoa. ^ more mdse than If It were a cuorus girls’ family. I.a Relic Clark. Morrey Rrothers. The M3.'7jS each or •42.00 per dozen banquet. IToenm Fsmll.v. Cliarles Gsrvice. Harry and May Cy. Compton, chief of the cowboys, has been Koster. Ray Dee. the Miaeo Slste*sl Miss M. BERNARD BRUSH CO.. Rictor Bldg. Chicago. CIRCUS A JUGGLING APPARATUS busy recenily with fire-department hose water- Mertx,' Francis and Michael Herr. Ml«'s G. Isive! Clubs, Rat-ins ami N>>Tellles. Stamp fur rata log down the dust. Rr1crir«. Ml*** C. Smith. TTrnwTi. rha** lugne. EDWARD TAN W’YCX. Clneinnnti. O. Last Sunday, at Enid. Mr*. Johnny Raker Wartl. William Marks. Ktldy I.a B‘‘lle. Jamt's SLEEPING CAR , Ba.v Tliompson. Cniitaln Devlin. Martv Hines Whltohoad. EdwaH T.amN*rtsnn. Tho r>nnn«» I COSTS MOTHINO —It matt nril tu nutbIM ' feeil Flinl't I’urraidnea, at they Ibriva oe ami one or two others went liorseliaek riding ’Pli^ Kraw»»^, and Prof. Naatudla’a twenty Ray Is now riding his horse. Joe Ralley, and piece Roval Italian Rend FOR SALE ' grasoea, twigs, mrn, etc A buy ran tend tbee has thorouglily recovereil from th< Address LIMWOOD FLINT. N. WatarforA. Ms, Side show roster; Harrv Hall, manager: Ml« I*n11nian tyiie, steel tlnnl wheels, two atate- kick he got in Keoknk. la.. s..ver.-.l wc.-ks ago. nail. Marie De Vere. Harrv Rnsha. Perev roouis ami kitchen, sb-epliig accuiiiiiKslatiunn for -: WE WANT TO BUT :- ‘i Rrown. Mrs. A. Rrown. Mrs. Rrlggs Cbarl.-s 3S (leople, ready for IniUKsllate s,Tvlce. NKW *nd nobo.1.- would ever think Imwrie. Doc Gordon. Mav Allen and Anderson’s JERSEY CAR A EQUIPMENT CO.. Passaic, D. C. ami A. C. m-mnd ban,! Flaming Arc that he bad besii In d inger of lo-lng bis Ilf*. ,pn eolored hand lamps, must Im< In gmal cuiMlItIun. Write ns N. J. Johnnv Raker stay.d In his tent and cleaned Ktecntlve roster: FYank A. Robbins. p*e.l full deocrlptlun of what vuh have aiul best the famllv coffee pot until It could eaally bo dent and general manar‘‘r: Mr^*. Frank A. Ui^b rash price. THE ELECTRIC MOTOR A EQUIP¬ □wu aa a mirror. Mna. manajr»»r of prlrib»rea: Edward TfollMpd. MENT CO.. Newark. N. J. l*rof4*a>i4tr Uoaal. who haa the mnalcal ele- aaafatant manager: Claronoe Farrel!. treaaiirer; ribanta with the ahow, ha** been Texi^l, to put fTeo. W. Ro*»a. leeal adjiittfer: Frank A Fife Circus Tents WANTED—STATUE TURNING TO LIFE t In a mfhl phraa«‘. aa he aaya that thieves ?ln«. «eeretary and aa«I«tant treaanrer: Joa. TT. bave entenMl the ear where the elephanta trav- TTeehea, prena airent: J. FI. fllee, ireneral apent; And other gka. , Jorden and Jamti dales fur IIMIU til of the ahr.w people are afrebl of the Hophanta. TTre Governor haa a larpe force of men at W. H. LUSHBAUQH, Covliigtoi, Ky. Mmlerii. with ibi-trlc lights ami steam beat . Goal show town wllli liilenirliaii aiTilee. Wuuld The <]n»‘ati4in with hliu la. who atX4-rs aiiil elis-u-rs sav,- slaiu|>. Salarv iiitisl crowd of liat<-neralisten.-rs amonpamong the ahowshow fieoplejieople when _'* mtSm PUTNAM'S WILD ANIMAL STOBL In- Iuw, We pav all MODERN CONCERT CO.. behe toMtold the sior.vNttory of tilethe famousfumoua raid. 480 Washington St., BUFFALO. M. Y. C. W. Black. Mgr.. Birch Trae. Mn., 4 II. Charlie >fet!u*j.Metliis. the asilstaitaa^iNtant tre*iNinr»*rtrc-.sur.-r de- After the moafmo«t aneeeaafntsuccessful aoaaonseason In itsIts hfahis llgi.ts In telling tales of tlie time wlien he was ‘^e AI. F. Wheeler’s New Model Show Showmen'! Headquarter! -Don't forget while In in Oklalioma. and how the pigs ami fowl us—I D* season at Parkersburg. Pa., on MONKEYS, PARROTS. , SI. I.uiils tu iii'ik-' yiiiir liesdqiinriers !t "Jake'! to run iiimnt the main streets of many pl;ir.-a October Id. Tills show ha< visite.l s..ven states I'laee," lU.'i Marki-I at. Trisi|H-rs always wel that are now thriving communities. •’'’d wlille tl'e milage has prid.ablv his-n the And all kinds of Pet Stock and S<>iig Birds for riiiiiu. S-’ id yuiir li'tterliends and pliuliw; have Rert Davis and his wife eontinues to draw greatest ever reco-drsi with a wsgon show, not sale. Write for furltnr particulars. ATLAN- ,, them dlspIsyiHl. RilllHisrd ami Clipper un file forth i.e.ils of laughter from tli.-ir down t .wn " single matinee has h.-en lost np to date. TIC AND PACIFIC BIRD STORE, S3e>/k E. • udleuc-s. Madison St.. Chicago. ,I Stereopticon Eor Sale, with tliree si-ts uf slides. Tom Sniltli still has tb.at cream colore,I b .rse * I isai aPi. will M-ll fur I'.hl. Slilpmil fur exsiiiliia for s:,le. .Many is-rsons h.ive ts-en up to see Eitabll.hw!EitabliahMl 186.4.188.N. tlun on rmelpt of f. ui J. FRISH, 118 W. It. and It Is sai.l by ev[H-rlenced ones to be one U \T SCENERY AND SHOW PAINTINGS 86th Street, Room 140, New York City. > JOHN HURFURTH. puk-roiftTor roi!."?, ‘“nro.nV.s';imTV!: ThomsonIhomson & VandiveerVandiveer 8188 Boone Streat • - Cincinnati, O. IVuili-s, Wagons, Teiila, Harnesa, Talking Pony, and otlu-r tiroiH-rty siillslile for wagon it* once* iTnd "soiiIelsTly Is^^cer’f'aln’to get iTfo^ m mw __ or l(. It Sliow. for sale. Slaiiip for list. JAY ‘ TEEL. Warren, Pa. \ —.. . ferinp fr-Nin a cold,..—... haa romphdidy n-covonM. CIRCUS TENTSM L-F, r:!: i PORTABLE LIGHTS No doubt thia will not lnt»*reat Mnyon»> oiitaldc XT'NTTS’TT-'.VTS FORFT)H nFN'THT'NT I ‘‘HOPE” Monkey PIckout Min FOR I Wire w her-alMiula, winter'! work C. J. Shulti, those who ll-te».d to the rasping ton-, and H1BHIB F.antFast IVarl St.. fT.VFIWATI.fT.VflW.XTI. f>O the »n

CIRCUSES pTory tilftht waa a hlg nlKht. Homo two bundrod photoicrapha worp takm of aron.-a alaiut tbo biK abow, and It la rp|airlp111..11, Imt hp iliMBii’i kii»» It. Thp H)1 May be Quarters of the Norris and Prss. j; III. Ii "111 I'lx.v |HiaHI.>n t.i winter In l^-xlnittou, Ky. Tbp Our Workmanship Is <|pal will prohihly V rhau-il. III. Iutriii.l<>ii of till- llaKi'iilM-.'k Walluiv Hbowa, Guaranteed. . .t afl.T K. M. Ilarvpy, tlip k'.'ii.Tal aKPnU lia\ «<'a>

iia wllli IliP pr. Klil. lit of tlip Ixiar.! STRENUOUS OPPOSITION. ..t ira.lf. tlip manattpr of llip atalp filr. whli'h I Tress. And We Deliver iilll Ik- on at that tliiip aii.l tbp rhalniiiii of Thp S<>lla FToto Clrrua did oxcollont hu«l- th. cHiiiiiltti-p of arraiiKPlhPUta for that il.itP. ni-aa at I’ptprahurit. Va.. S.'ptpmVr Ti. dpapitp EDW. R. LITZIN6ER, With No Delaf. |i n:iB flnallT attna-il that It wimiIiI I>p to Hip thp boralda put up oii Hip piiHro niiitp aiul In iiiiimihI IntpiPBta of all pourorn.al to harp thP Hip niral dlatrlcr. by Hip optwraltlon f.ircpa that I 9«cy. fiiio'iiH rlr.'iia proai'iit to aaalat III provl.lliiK thp l'or.'paut.’h S<'lla HrotliPra’ Show, would not We are also Agents ter , 11. rtainni) lit for thp tboiiaaiiila of atraiiaora ai'iipar In that rIty until MHO. Ml, . will to' In thp rity on that ilatp. Morp ami Long Distance iMor. Mh- iii.ol'-rii rln-iia la Im-Iiik apurp.lltp.1 Ita BOLTE k WEYER W. C. THOMPSON’S LOSS. Telephone ili.'iil plapp aa a l.'itltliiiatp aniiiapniPiit and It la LISHTS. ..1.1.'Ill that thprp la any aiitaitoiilaiii to Ita Haymarkst 444. |.r<-H iiPp nouadaya u|aia any laraalon. W. C. TTioni|.arui. tlip ironlal pr.-aa airoiit of Hip HH ICaiiPli. waa Uually pnt(ai;*xl with tho < lipnine of hla famoua plrtiirp ahow when ho TOUR AROUND THE GLOBE. waa call..I Kaat hy tho doath of hia father. ; United States Tent and Awning Co., 22 28 N. Desplalnes Street. CHICAGO. Mr 1. 11 Karhniaii. thp rlrriia and park man DURING CALLED HOME. • j. . of Mlniii'aiailla. .Minn., baa romplPt.-d ar r. to;, iio'iiia for a l.iiir ariaiiid tlw worl.l. Ipavlng Ili-nry Ihirlns. tralnmaater of the nat:pnta'<-k N.w >'ork on Ih-lota-r Id. IIp «III rrpa rn.l aor.am thp Indian .wpan to Itom CHAS. W. HAYES RE-ENGAGED. (INCORPORATED) |.ai Indlr. i-roaaliiK Hip Illmalaya iinaintalna, II.. n- .' to Slnaaia.rp ami Into Hurnia: tlipopp Chaa. W. H ly.-a, one of the prliielpala of the . nil arroaa Hip K-inalor to tbp lalainla of Sn- hiialm-aa ataff of the MH Kaneb Wild Wp.tt. 640-648 Meridian Street, * - CHICAGO, ILL iii itra aial Jara. tli.-ii north to Ito’npo ami haa ta-f-n re rneae'al f -r next a.-aaon, bla on tlo- rhlllppln.-a Into China and all tliroiitth Ja¬ eaeemont ta-tne for the eiitirp year. I SHOW AND CARNIVAL TENTS ALWAYS ON HAND pan tta-nrp arr.".a tnp Carinp »llli a vlalt to till- San.lalrh lalan'Ia. rvarhlnic San Cranrlaco ti.i mat March w .April. REEVES CLOSES WITH H. & W. FOR SALE-MOVING PICTURE TENTS Mr. Kaohman baa ..rracitpd to harp Thp Itlll SHOW. 1-arl foraanlt-d to him parh «ppk whilp u|a>a 30x65, round end front, gable back; 10 ft. wall. lined all tbrongb, naed two montba. (IW.M. hi. J.airn.'.r that b** ma.r kppp In touch nlth la-on Kpptp.. of the opiawltlon fr^cea of I’olea and ataket (19.00 extra. wiii.'nia III Hh' rnll.-.l Stat.-a ilurliiic bla al>- the llac'-ntMx-k Wallapp Sh-iwa. havlne fliNhe.! 21-x6h, round and gable; 9 ft. wall; rod and blue, lined with black; need two montlia. (IMKMl ■ 111 1- the aeaaon. haa rptiimed to hla home at ChlcaRu. I’olea and atakee $16.00 extra. 20x50. 10 ft. wall; Kbakl Duck, round front and gable end back; lined with black; oaed ^ weeka. I'rica $145.00. I’olea and atakea $14.00 extra. BILLPOSTERS DO SOME BILLING. THE B. A. B. CLOSING DATE.

I^Tt tiiJiniiir**r of Tiir Nn 1. of <##*ntry The narmim an.l Halley .Show will rhiap the -WHITE TOPS- aeaaon N..\pmVr 2»i. Jihomu N»» 'J. r*‘|MirtH the following 70 ft. round top. with a 30 ft. middle piece; 10 ft. wall; used Ore months; 6)4 ojtaem MB f Mlltnir *000111 pll•lift! bjr crew of tUat all through; r<.|.ed showmen's style. (n.'i.OO. <«r CIRCUS GOSSIP. 6o ft. round top. with two 30 ft. middles; 10 tt. wall; used four months; thoroughly ropsA; Wh!f*». iT? roiitr*—^^*4 to ■ 6)4 ounce Drill all through. ('JOO.UU. rh-i« St^T**r. T2 r«Mifr«—smI Ahri*!* to i rmite. 60 ft. round tup, 30 ft. middle; 10 ft.'wall; used seven weeka; 6)4 oonce Drill aU throh^L K«*f l«Hwiar<1. 15* r«»nt«^ 714 to ■ r»'nt#», The main falls on one of the eml ’ $170.00. ll»«! 21 r»»nt«*« 622 to • routo. PPOter |a»l.‘a of Hip hlir fofi of the llagenVck So ft. round top, 3o ft. middle; top 6 ounce Drill; solid red sun curtain at eaes; 10 ft. WhU; K Hro'vn -IT71» to a Wallarp Showa hr..kp prppp.|lns an erenlnif per. red and white stripe; used two montba. $150.00. H N \V|«^ 2s r«*iit<-a s72 ^h#s»t« to a root^, formiDCp. rec.-ntly. lettlnE the p«-ak d-twn. dl« 40 ft. round tup, 30 ft. miihlle; O'-) ounce Drill; used tlx weeks. $115.00. lithograph rmitr m.irk waa by nlaclnr the a.»rial rlk-cinE an.l the chandellera 4Ox!*0. hip rra>f ends; ounce Drill; 10 ft. wall; animal show top. $90.00. Tti Tuiw ltfy*tihi In Washlnpfon. Ir i' . «hoo hV The larB- rrowd walt<><1 patientlc until the I 30x60, hip roof: 8 ounce Drill; used two mouths. 1‘rlce $90.00. fHit np llthfM In lo7 location* «>n 212 tlckt^t* damacp waa repaired. 4<>xM). round ends; 8 ouw duck; used two months; 9 ft. wall. Polea and atakea, coaa- I plete, $156.00. The Hijipel Show Is now In its 20th ^Sx.'ai, round ends, 10 ft. wall; used two months. $65.00. I*oles and atakea $18.00 extra. NOTES FROM BOBBY FOUNTAIN week Hiiaim-aa haa V.'n had In In.Ilana thl« '20x50. ix.uDd and gable; 10 ft. wall; 6)4 ounce Drill all through; used two mouths. $M.W aeaaon. the worst ther harp ever met with In I\>let and stakes $15.00. SHOWS. flap y.-ara. The ah.»w will eo out from Frank 30x40, p.uud ends; 8 ounce Drill; 10 ft. wall; 6)4 ounce Drill. $48.00. Polea and atakea $14.M. fort. Ind next a.a'xin. .in a lare.-r acale. 20x30, hip roof, blue and white stripe; 9 ft. wall; used two months. $7U.(W. Poles and stakes Thp laialnpM of the liidd.y K.Hintaln ahow In John F. Dusch. the well-known clr- $1.8.00. Other Tents. Write. the aiitp „f Kan.aa waa up t<* pxppctatl .na riia t.an.l I« a.M-r. la ra.w with the t'ooley an.l TV ahow Siimlaypil S.-pt.-niVr "Jd at Kiel, Thom FI'.aHne Th.-atre. plarlnE throush I.ou tllll. M ' Hrpat crowd, of rU'inca were on thp lalana lal.-r the hand will V a»lth J. H h't ai; aftprir..n ThI. wa. Ulch Ulll’a llrat | Ith-al.-a C.'mp.lT Conii'any. •la.w tt la .iaaiai. an.1 aa the minora arc all ' Frank Amour ts meeting with preat » Tkln« full timp. It w.'. raiipct.nl that th« ■ SHOWMEN INjTEXAS •ti.'W w.Mil.l dll a t.la hiialn.'aa on Mon.lar. I aucc«".a with hla omtaly bar art. Al Malette and .Vnioiir are coins h'e with th.'lr c.. ip,|v Marry Clark ma.lv a trip to tho la.ay farm at I vrolTlns lad.ler act with the AI K. Whepler a'--ala Kan . .Snnda.r. S»'p|pmta'r lJ*t. anwa i *' •« c f hark wmi.. now p.nl.*. that ho Intrnda > »"Tl.li.i: In a m-w art i The Whettens have just closed a We will liave tlie following TENTS near San .Antonio from October anccoaaful apaa.r ten w.H-ka on the Il.alkln- I titli to 30tli. Set up and for sale clieap. PANIC NARROWLY AVERTED. Clrcnlt. playinc In tV S.with and Weat.

TTiP Vila »T..|o Shoar pahIMtpil at Ilanrlllp. Harrv C. Benson, was a Billboard ! 260x90, 160x100, 250x80. 112 CAMPING TENTS »« . on Hoptmitkor 2!*. to irroat rrontln IhiHnc i caller. SeptemN r STi. i n rnite to Rocky Mmiiit. th** •ft**rT>*a»n I*Tform*nri». a panic wa* narrow- |! Va . to join Pr.-nHaa' Rand, with the Vila Come and see these Bargains. 1» aiorttxt^br thr pr<‘«*‘nrc of mlnil of amnr of Kioto Showa th#* H4*na Kioto «*mttl4»tt'«>fi Horn#* f»n»* threw a Phil Darllnu and his Eskimo dog. clKa’^vtte acalnat the «M#* of the tent, caiialnt “Snowhall." are ac.*rlne nearlc aa hlc a hit a« BAKER & LOCKWOOD MFG. CO. 11 •• to ratrh an«1 loirn a hoj** alMxit ten Hcarr an-t C.a>k. with th.- S.'IN Kh'to ahowa. T‘-*t It «atk alUHiet a miracle that Do KANSAS CITY, - - - - ' MISSOURI. “I*** ''Be Injnroil Will Fl.trk. foot Juggler, Joined the MoHIp Halley Show laat wp.'k. CHICKASHA INDIAN BALL CLUB. Fr.'d Locke's show closed October 1. Before buying your. an.l will wint.r at I'.inoaathur*. O. TI.P ITiIrkaaha In.ll.n Hall Cliih a a..awwn clr ham Thpairp Company, have fllcl plans f.>r a cii. aront .l.....rr..a much cnallt In l-a.klng ami Vantlfiil ro-rhlor flnNhpd with a colonnailp of Or anv supplies for vour macliine get our circular and price list. AMERlCil 'nir the rh?|» |n It* ni«Mt «nrNsanpp ilcslgn TV p-wrl.l.w will V MILLER BROS.’ 101 RANCH WILL Just north of Forty sixth Stna-t on Hroailwa.y. THEATRICAL MANAGERS, 1 and win V created by the transformation of WINTER IN EAST ST. LOUIS. the lower atoHcs of the f.mr sfory Itathousp ILL. on the plat, which la to V made or.-r Into at IMPORTANT ! ixfltpp building. The spron.l atorv will V dec oratPp t-snsformstlon will V vocal. Call up or write E. A. STAVRUM BOOKING AGENCY, Exclusively M sical, I 'lo.”'''! ’’I '-"I. Mo Rlrli made at a cost of (lOOitn hy the Thompson I"1 It nch Sh'.w wlnt.-r piartpra In Ka Starrett (V nipany, 1014 Steinway Hall, Chicago. Tel., Harrison 6679. Your opportunity. Do not miss it. . “*’ **• The biilMlnir* ••*cnr«sl i%fre f »n rk• V" f.nimlry ainl niarhl ■’ •* an'l have'pionty of nstm. shle irar CHIMPANZEE OPENS BANK AC¬ *'**'* ^ C‘»nv4*nl«*nr«*a r«sjiilr the n<>rk In nlnt4*r

I.adT Hatty, th.* Are rear old chlmpanrcp. OPPOSITION IS LIVELY. |Mwspa>|ng cxtraoTillnarr Intolllg.'ncp. ononoil a Tl,. hank account with the I nion National Hank Ill town of IS.tHkt poimlatlon. aliiiatial In the heart of the bualneaa aectlon. All complete and - 1h* BfwiH’thlnc artknlarly the ladlea. with rx*i>i«pct at all time, brings to us the REST T.kI.ENT. Siamls to reason, don't lit No long DONALDSON AND HARVEY VIs1t waits either. Have .30 wm'ks outside of Chicago a'ld can handle gixsl houses anvwhero and H. A. W. SHOW. Josp|th (’arey. of N<'W York Pity, has lau'n en- giiaranle.' the REST TAI ENT for the money. EUGENE ELKINS. MEYER COHEN, ELOO g-ginl as resident nianager of the Hsrrvmon* AMUSEMENT CO., The Different Agency, 618 Ashland Block. Chicago. Tl'psf-p DaveniHirt. Iowa, an.l has alrea.lv cn L-r.'. i'.' ,."IP m.naldaon MH terml on his duties Mr, t'arv Is an exia-rlcncml .\ LIST OF t'OXVI':N"nONS. IIKI'XIOXS, COXCLAVF.S AX1> ASSF.M- H. II ' 'i""!! **. '* tP'iiPral aiiPiil theatrlral man anil has heen In the bnsln-'ss tl.Bi ’’lt'‘hla'Pk W allrrp Stiow. w.-r.' au.'.t. a number of rears Hefore eomlnc West. Mr. BI.IKS IS t AllUIF.n IX TUF BI1.LIU>.\B1> FKO.M WKFK TO WFFK •Ii. n. "i"t7 f'’*''Hl.r. an.l to In t'arv was ponnecti**! with the l.yrlc Theatre 'I)1T10XAL DATA IS OBTAIXFD. 20 X ti e B I 111> o e r d OCTOBER 9. 1909.

NOTES FROM 101 RANCH SHOW. Itoblniwin Show. The Swain band la a bif draw- hla pofmlar reaort and baa more a|>pllcatloaa I SupportinK Boyd B. Trousdale In liiK card tbia aeaaoii. It baa lie«-n the apei'lal for dates than lie carea to accetle to. 1 The Man on the I'.ox are the follonlna Kdward feature of a number of faira In Tenoeaaee and, He haa the three biiCKeat doK shows of the : Itnsaell. <’ It. Archer. Jick Champion. K. K The abow la now in Ita 24lb week, and at .\laiMma. : North of Knirland and the areat chryaantheinuin Troiiailale, C. I,, l.asrence, C. It. Coi, Wm present touring the I>>ue Star State, and play- Ctd. A. 1. Trone. an old time abowinan, who show of the Koyal Botanical Society, to Im- held (]|inian. (Jrace 1.. Bryan, Bernice Trousdals Inft to phenomenal bualneaa at ever; aland. the past sereral years has lieen a director aiel , |H-fore the llrM of ttes-emlier. and after that tiem-rlere Morton ami Jenn Ward At Sbawni-e Okla., where we exhihitetl Sep nienilM-r of the llrni of the II. A. KIdell Invest-I they come fast and thick, so Unit the winter i „ i n temls-r IT. op|ioslnif thr.-e of the lantest, we iH-iiver. Colo., liiliw »|K-ralora. re- | ^ni not be an Idle time at this siiinnier park. Henry Woodruff, who is to make a played to parked tenia Isith afternisin and turnisl to bis home In ThilxMlatix, I-a.. from ir„i. the rliwliiit dale of his aiiniiner si-asou. coast tour this season In The Prince of To nlicht. and (tave such a realistic exhlhition of gn extended trip to IVnvcr and the miuluK Mr. Brown has arranged for the Militant Mkht, Is to lie the star In a new proilurllon frontier life that the pa|H-rs all unanimously district of Colorado. Many friends In the |iro- > Siiffraitlsts to hold a ari'at demonatratloii In ■ •• ll'c I’rliicesa Thealn-. ChleaKii. next aeaaon arknowles<>d two leadlna oraanlxa Colonel on the staff of tBiv. Sanders, of Ixiutal- i f?’"' •>' I'V'* play. issileally deis.mluat.sl. Tlie Harvest tionsj and “packed them” both afternoon and ana. I Sf ■» “’••J "KhMiig 1,,, xiie Witching kind and Ihe same ones who have In-en hn-ak i|,.nr, this latest of Aiigiistua Thomas’ comedies Dlahl. Frank HoffmanHolfman and SonsSona are aaainagain manaalni;managing I «|,„|„ws etc In regiilalloii isillilcal me.>t latest or Aiigiisius i nomas comedies Since entering the state of Texas our business the operao,«-r. bi.uaeh..u«. at both ThllmdauxThllKslaux and Houiiia,Houma. }^*,^^^;V„;V";ily^lmugh, I '* •"/'l«nslm. of a .me act play. has tni-n linm-nse. The onl.v opposition that ef I.a. | .a . 11 . * iH‘iU‘ve It foT iiiakiiKc feels IIH In-Inc had weather, of which we hare The New AmericanA I MusicAt isw tfHall, awaaiunder the‘ , Hitj ■ g***r1 1 llllaiu F, Lrouchor, forTn6rly man- vv?ni \i ^*1- li* V » I If *“». th«’n liMikont for fuo. u«>r nicer of tin Aiitlltorluni Annet at AtitMirn. N bad very little this ai-asoii. direction of William Morris, In New Orleans, I display of firevv.u-ks Is on Ihe hill f.M- the V.. left S.lnnlay, S.-ptemlHT 2r*. for New York J< seph C. .Miller, who was calKsI to the has raught the town, ainl excellent buslui-ss Is Riin"h on lm|H>rtant business, has returned ainl reisirtinlrm«.rt?.II*.^vi.r»'"w!lek' every week since Its o|s-iilng. I last nliht. Slid five hands. Inolii.llng that of the City, wher." he will take the management of a famnts Scots (Jreys will furnish the mii'Ic. new pre ; stage manager. Is'wis Smith. m.vKter of prop- the cliwe of the season. A niiniher of new fea wHa th<> same theatre as advertising agent. an.l ] ertles; Miss .\Inia I’att.Tson, mii'icul dlns'lor. Hiresttires will Is- added to this show for the sea-sea¬ HsffyHarry Weber as d;ilii|?n are bllleilhilled at New Or- I Tlie PunktnFunkin Hunker.Htisker. The h<*u^ehmtse baaban thuatbua far **R«pent«oa. 645 ft. ^ama. ) a —... Ileant♦*ana early loId November;XoveuilHT; nH»ceDbwk-Wana<*eHsgenbeck-Wallace ' played to capacity at everye^ery is-rformance.(HTformance. In 5-. DOWNS*DOWNS’ LEG AMPUTATED. are hllli-dbllltMl Iniu Is>tilsiaiiaIjoulalana and MississippiMiaalaalppl and sa'V-a«*v- ji the company are Harry Cornell, Alfred 11H.. **»* aaa/A *1?*^ /t oral others are lo luvsde the tveo States. The Frindaml. I(al|'h Belmont. Ihin Clmrehlll, Kd- 'Mummy of the King,” 6A6 ft. Drama. (Lnz. I Martin J. Powns. protirletor of the Cole Bros.’ Sun Bnis. are billed at Hatfleshurg for Oct. I'J. ] ward Wxlsh. A. I.. Fanshawe. Miss l.ulu .Sut- Show, and who has been atifferlng for several The raetiibers of the Graustark company sia-nt ton. Miss Irene Ixirtou. Miss Elsie Wrenn and .. Drama, (^ntinanl^ months from the results of having been kicked the storm In a baggage car on the tracks of Miss Fannie Keeler. (1. H. Crawford la hiistness 7M ft. Drama. (M. t. A.) In fl.e kiii.e hv'^ v.r. "n. vi'i*!!’ Ihe Southern Faclfic, at Morgan City. They were I manager, and MUs Mae Wlls..n. musical ,i|“Coiit*quenta of a Lia,” 684 ft. Dram. (LaLtoo.) nndervvent an otieratlon st a h.isnlfi ’in 1>*1I«1 I« apia-ar there on the night of the storm, ; rectress. Flays are given full P'oilucllon. Ben _ _ _ _ . __ _ _ Canada! OcHdiT^bv but were unable to leave the station. 1 Hialges. of Seattle, having been engaged a. AIVA lAlMl^ The roof of the Corde Ot>era House, at Nopo- ' sctmle artist her was lemoved. As we go to press reports In her was .em..v.Hl. 'as we go to press nw f leonvdlir^I^^leonville. La., was^^blowToVwaa blown oflT In the recent , william"’'**• Alj V JV tl A.11II3 Swk''dicate of'^ihesome doubt of n'\his recovery from *'"the■ itorn.storm and the damage to the building was con-icon- | William Wamsher wrlte.s:writes: "I Openedopened w-erten^'^ I® Ij'* Tcrv much slder-vhle. It la being repaired ready for the my B. ll<>«>f Japan Company at Hastings. .Minn., P_;,—nna.n«i P Am mall msi rt A vtrl*^ Mtl.iJ'fv Jamea Powna and o|>eulng of the season. August 28 with a cast of twenty four p-ople. I FllDd 1/011113 K01116Q1CDD6 airs viartin nowna, left the show and returreil The SunnySunnv South Show Boat passed the storm headetl by that langhinglaughing kid souhrette. Menlo loronto. at Bayou C.'oula,Ooula, I-a. For a time If waawas thought A. Everltt. who I am featuring In Tltl. the | __ Z Z*'_ -- that the tvistb.)at and the memhersmembera of the eomiianvcompany title role. She Is a real box odlce winner and IsOW 111 ▼ OUUCVIIIC SELLS-FLOTO WINS SUIT. were lost. They were lucky to escai>e with her catchy smiles anti iM-autifiil wardrtiiie are the talk of everyone. 1 am carrying a c.anplete »<»»» Coatumen. Parma 'The I'nifcd States Circuit Conrt for the Pla- oiitfit of scenery, electrical effects, and proper- Bant addreaa. The Billboard. New York, trlct of Northern Texas, rendered a decision In tlea and the show never falls to make them say favor of the Sells-Floto Shows In an action MANCHESTER, ENG., LETTER. "the l>est ever.’ I am hooke,! through lo the |B| K J 1. M I J brought hv Joe Huston, who claimed an Inter¬ coast and return, my dates taking me up to lU^IITOfl RllPfirO Infl est In the show, and attached the same at September 22, 1909. July 1. Business ao far baa bt-en excellent.” ffdlllbU d I nill ill dy IllUa Amarillo. Tex.. last fall. Not onlv did the *>'>t aii 'ermia IP^nry^^Mnu'r haa had more and better praise i nsnv°^ New Minister Ci>n- FnpuUtlt>n 4.500. Lyric Theatre, (only theatre). w hich followed some fifteen hundretl dollars, forfar hlahis acting InId the Great Plvl.leDivlile than I1 evererer I pany: Joseph t onyers.iTrt'rr"*”! pn*prleior ami rtlreotor; .hs*. Want |M»pular prloeil clean ahowe tore against the plaintiff. knew to be^ given an American.riiurrivoii actor.viur onuu this Arnold F. Klnzle, manager; H. H. Leavitt, ad- for 1 lo .I nights, fan Isedi gissl luele Tom’s vance represontatlve; fhas. F. Adams, stage Cabin. RDSHWOBTB * KTLE. Managsra. counsel, assisted by aide, but every notice Impressea on the reader "'‘u E. R ^ *1'’^"' ind \ . E. Hoggatf. fought the the fact that Miller ia an Englishman, although ! James i **'.H. Mse. while H. H. 'Tammcn. Otto Floto and Ray he never sew the stage in his own country and i , _ vvwriiPJtPn \i' *’*'^*’’**■lectrlelan; *•"• Hsmpfon hplp.'d look after their Interests. Mr learned all he knows about it “across the pond.” ! 1 mP m"v\'^iVh pill t € AROlisELS Tammcn left Immediately fop Austin. Tex"Tex., The evident desire of the critics isIs to give high i Eugenev;'*?" k",'* r'Kl^IloaSI WhoreI .K ho bringshrlniTN suitunit againstaealn«t RlngllngRlnpllnir Rrothers nr«idopraise to thethg» n\a.vpit y anHand thgxthe nittroraplayera butKnf atlll•fill '1 Hp>cltnian, l-oe J V,Kellitn. ' ^li Cal 'I>lx. iV Maator VtVtv aa^^lri Bt * Br^h- In he name of the State of Texas, for allegeelng financed by a I.aeague I rived, Nice riMim. On Sun time. Reawm for of rN*fendera of the country, with aeveral tl- I p*.f'lnv Viou eooolvAdl o rverttrirt Ing. otJinr bu>*lneaa. A bargain. iHin I write f®-. E- w. Weaver, mgr.: tied men nn members. Tlie play haa aa Ita ob- wiay Liement na-u received a promo- bn.ine.. Address Manager Rnrllngtam. th.uiiaidthousand blank c.rtrldgrscartridges are use.1'"^1 at each®»®h per ^ears the striking title ..f s. ven Days. It Is steam engine, tent, and all fixtiirea. In

GulfjKirt, MIsr., nndor the mnn- r«’nted In ncreral of the hlggent town*

f„ Grand oncT.:rh,e-;^U^;:{:rs:.red^re^^^^^^ the ’Tth in The Wolf ‘\l,n,ir r "’blchr he printed In tawik form, has ts-en altered i i/WJlLllDEA^Pk. HAMBURG,GERMANY'

I^^ng^ha. an elegant line Of attractions for‘f;: {r"s:!m"^rtli"T,tie se<‘n s.t tbr- Gali'ty Dieatri-, Manchester. Q A STEPHAN AmeHcail AffCnt The Soul Kiss did a tremendous bn.lness at '^.I’*®"',';®^September 27-/o®27, for ‘«®rme *®®‘‘'week. In ‘'’®the l”*-®;play, "Jas ! aJ. O 1 E,rn/\1V /\meriCan /\genr. the Tiilane Theatre In New Orleans last week "rlrlnslly written. Shaw, who Is a socialist . ww ww » ^ The ministers of Jackson Mias tried to st.ui ♦'’® ®*»>’eme kind, tor* shots at some of bis 1 Can Offer Anything XXyYW A AT Y A A A Y O the p.rfori*iance of this play on th^’>7th hut I*®""®*' ®PP®n®nts In a way that the Censor oh ; • .1 a . e l/w II I J IW I ll/l I ^ failed, aa Mayor Crowder would not Interfere J'’®*®'' "Tb® st'ntt has now Iss-n drawn. m the Line of VT K ca 1 M A ITY am 1th It. ’Twelfth Night Is to be the Shskesfe'arlan Ytrrk an-1 Adams, the popular oonierllaiis. are P'’«ductloo for Christmas, at the Queen’s Thea- And Can Import Them on Short Notice. In the South pla.vlng to capacity business tre, and already the mork on the sr-enery and burg. .Miss., last wer-k, to capacHy.** Slve^^wHI Flannagan has engagi'd his cotnpnny. and while Hay Eating, Carnivorous and other Large Animals a Specialty. he the offi-rlng at the Tulane In New Orleans 'bev are pla.vlng els4-where at presr-nt and are we«‘k—. ofu. 0.....<-t. ,. ;l.... widely separatcsl, still they are all studying . The Vaudette, a new vaudevillevandevllle theatre, waa "®‘'"®‘’ getting ready for this big prrsinctlon. which All InQUlrleS Xo opened In (;ulf|S>rt. Mlaa.,Miss., Oct. 1,1. In conni^'tlonconnrK-tlon *’'I ''«■ conlldcntiv expected will run stat least l.'iO C A CXCDU A K1 X_I_I f'_1 _ g"** • »• withvlth the one at Biloxi and Scranton, Miss. night*.nights. Isn’t itIt a fine thing to think that. In _A, 3l trMAIN, ^OOlOglCal Carden, Cincinnati, OhiO. "nie F'alr. at Jeanerette, I-a., this week Isla a ’bis town of h-ssless than a million |s)pulation.isrpulation. big hit and drew tremendous crowds from Shakespeare can get a run tifof such length. m m m mm ^ ^ Southern I ouisiana. A feature of the Fair These productions are annual oeeurrsneesoeeurraneea with ^ M A ■ WM A was an auto race from New Orleans to Jeane- Manager Klannsgsn.F'lannagan. andarrd he would bIipcIb. Every pier* of thia paper ran be •hDW 8:i » • ^ bm . ^ . sw. . «me'"" tT n«ivJ‘^orv{;;'’,„r.’‘7oor?^? Z '.rr:roy.worg a7'ow!r.’’weeV7o"h::’herd:» *****®"*' Printing and Engraving Co., Dept. 0, Tribune Bldg., Chloago CLASSIFIED CORRESPONDENCE

Tbe lilllboard wania a i •“ city not alrrady prorldt^l for. Only busOrrs uwd apply. Muiit b«< yoiuis man of good peraonal addrcaa, permanently located, w t giMid letter for publication,1, and «ho baa a keen eye for uewa and bualueaa. Appllcauta muit bare recommendatlona from theatre managera In tbe city they wlah to repreaent. ruLmmewlatlmia re<|ulre

rianaman Oct. 1; VaiideTlIle 4 9; St. Elm# 11; | ILLINOIS. Tbe OIrl from Rector’s 12; The Girl of the ! OADSDEN. — HAYDEN PAKK THEATRE Moiiiitalna 1.3; Tlie I’.ruken Idol 16. CHICAGO.-AMERIC.\N’ MUSIC HALL (W. .sauiu)'! Boscnbaiiiu. mgr.) Harry Ben-sford In . HARTFORD.—I’ARSO.N S THEATRE (H. C. T. Grover, mgr.) Vaudeville. Whoa Yeiir Friend (h t. 4; oi»-nlLg tilll of wa i I'araona. mgr.» Loiiia Mann Sept. 27-29: The AUDITORIUM (Mllw-ard Adams, mgr.) The -,n AMUSE U (J. Ibes-Ubaiiin, mgr.) Moving Roiiml fp week of Oct. 4. HARTFORD ’niE Amt-rican Idea, second week. ,i,-Mirc« sial vaudeville. NEW AI.AMO (Win. , .VTUE (11. 11. Jennings, mgr.) Hastings .Musi¬ CI1ICA(;0 OPERA HOUSE (George Kings¬ lull mgr.) .Moving Icturea. UNDER CANVAS; cal .Show- Sept. 27 29; Emil Bcrla .3<>-Oct. 2. bury. mgr.) Madame X. third week. Usruuin and Bailey Show Nov. 11. ROM'S THEATRE (G. S. Hanscomh. res. COIA)NlAL THEATRE (Gt-orge Lederer, MOBILE. —MOBILE THEATRE (J. Tannen- mgr.) Mile. Dazle, I'otts Brothers. Dolly and mgr.) The Mau Who Uwus Broadway, fourth luiuni mgr.) The iJiial of Nml Sept. 27; Tbe week. S.iyles, Linton and Lawrence, Bush and Pey¬ W >lf ■-’*‘29 SKYIKIME (K. W. Goss, mgr.) ser and McDevItt and Kelley week of Sept. GARRICK (Herbert C. Duce, mgr.) Mar- 1- iIhI Vaughan. Pn-slori Bros., Great Altken, celle, first week. 27. St’EXIC THE.\TRE (H. C. Young, mgr.) I'liaa. aial Mailellne Dunbar, Joe Fre«-d and (’has. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Harry Askiu, mgr.) Songs and pictures continue. I -ralne and idctures. PICTOKIU.M (J. T. Kre- Foreign Exchange, aecond week. U .-r ingr.) H. Arthur Kirk. Kane and Kenton, DELAWARE. GKE.\T NORTHERN THEATRE (Fred C. Ijii'earb' SUIera. etc. VICTOR (Victor A. •WimiNGTON.—GARRICK (W. L. Dock- Eberts, mgr.) Bert Williams Mr. I.ode of Koal. I’rr-1. mgr.) J. L. Ewing and tbe Merediths stsder. owner and mgr.) Lask.r’s Twentieth HAYMARKET (William Newkirk, mgr.) Vau¬ sitli their trsinml bullihig. deville. MONTGOMERY. - GRAND (W. A. Matties, Century. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murphy, Mattie I..ocketl. Elida .Morris, El Barton. Tbe Three LA SALLE (Mort Singer, mgr.) Dark. II gr 1 Iwna Rivera Set. '27; Blanche Walsh In I'olson Sisters and Bostock's famous Lady Bet¬ lU.lNUIS (Will J. ItavlH, mgr.) The Third li., T.-St .30. M.kJES’l'IC (W. K. Couch, mgr.) Degree, fifth week. VauiWvlilt*. ty. and motion pictures week Sept. 27-Oct. 5. *;R.\XD IBIJoii Circuit Co., lessees; Leonard MeVlCKERS (George C. Warren, mgr.) Th# TROY.-FOI..MAlt’s THEATRE (W. U Dav- Barrier, first week. i.U ingr.l Moving pictures week of Sept. 30; B. Cfsil. mgr.) First half. The Cycling John¬ sons, I’orce and Williams, The Musical Smiths, MAJESTIC (Lyman B. Glover, mgr.) Vau¬ St Elmo Oct. 4. deville. J to In \arlelv Isle. The Girl from Bagdad, 27-Oct. 2. G. PAUL MO.NCK. rii.t G rl. The Man Behind. Two Old Siioria, POWER’S (Victor Goderla, mgr.) The House DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Next Iksir, third week. T Kii h to Marry. In Gay New York and WASHINGTON.—BEI.ASCO THEATRE (U Th- M rry Mlm-trels oi>eueil Sept. 27. MA- I STUDEBAKER (E«lw. Sullivan, mgr.) The .'IIC iChis lloldren. ingr.l Blondelle and . Yankee Girl week of Sept. 27; The Onlv I.aw I’arr ili>sed Oct. 7, and Jas. P. Lee Stock Co. WHITNEY OPERA HOU.SE (Frank O. Peers, week of Oct. 4. NATIONAL (W. H. Rapley. mgr.) Tlie Climax, third week. .-H'1- fe- an Indefinite engagement. IRIS, mgr.) Eva Tangtiay in The Follies of Ilk® ACADE.MY' (Wm. Roche, mgr.) Held by the THKArUK (Edward K. Keith, mgr.) Pictures week of Sept. 27; Frederic Thomfison's Via Enemy. lO'I ►"IlgS. Wireless week of Oct. 4. COI.U.MBIA (Fred ALHA.MBRA (Weber Bros., mgrs.) Bur- ARKANSAS. G. Bergi-r. mgr.) The Girl from Rector's week lewpie. FT SMITH. GRAND (C. A. Lick, mgr.) of S<-pt. 27: Tbe Newlywerls and their Baby BUSH TE.MPLE THEATRE (Chas Elliott, ;i».it.*t C.lil In Dlixle Oct. 4. .M.kJESTIC week of Oct. 4. ACADEMY OF .MUSIC (John mgr.) Three Weeks. i\V It. PUe. ingr.l Edward Igindln, Lorains W. Lyon. mtrr.) My Partner's Girl week of Sept. BIJOU (Wm. Roche, mgr.) Broadway After in-l Howell. Marguerite Cotton, Jack Owens 27; W. n. Turner In The S|>orting Deacon week Dark. aii'l Fthe DeVernoi, Jack Raymond. Tbe Ma- of Oct. 4. CHASE’S (H. Winnlfrerl DeWItt. COLLEGE (C. J. Smith, mgr.) Alice of Old Pl.i)-rs and the Majeatlcscope week of mgr.) Vaudeville. GAIETY (Wm. T. Clark, Vincennes. S.|,t. 27. ’ AUDlToRIU.M (R. C. Mack, mgr.) i mgr.) Burleiwiiie. NEW LYCEUM (Eugene CRITERION (Abe Jacobs, mgr.) Vaudeville. p,'k I—isiai closed Sept. 26. Kernan. mgr.) Burlesque. COLU.MBUS (Will .Marshall, mgr.) Vaude¬ LITTLE ROCK.—t APITOL THEATRE (J. ' J. C. HARRA.MA.N. ville. E.MPIUE (K. H. Herk. mgr.) Burlesque. s B..ir.l. mgr. I .\dclalde Thuriton In Contrary, GEORGIA. Murv .s.-i-t. '27; .Max Flgtnan In Old Curiosity i FOLLY (J. J. Feiiiiessy, mgr.) Burlesque. .j‘: p Sept. ■2S: Tbe Siail KUa 0.-t. 1. MA- | ALBANY.—RAWLIN'S OPERA HOUSE (A. GLOBE, (F'red Eberts, mgr.) The Wolf, first wt-ek. JKSTIC CiH-k and Rotliert, L’Amour ile C. Gortatowsky, mgr.) The Jeffersons In 'ITie JULL\N THEATRE (J. G. Conderman, mgr.) I.'\p...h.' Tom Brantfonl. S.indsberg and | Henrietta Sept. 2S: St. Elmo Oct. 19; The Vaudeville. Klalri m-vine. Youngs and Brooks and Meeh ■Man of the Hour 21: Chas. B. Hanford il. nRE\MI.AND THE.kTRE. Moving picture MARLO’A’E (Vincent Gore, mgr.) The Spoil¬ International Trio week of Sept. 27. I’NDER ers. C V\VAS—P.arnum and Bailey Sept 2-3; Miller and songs. ST.\R. Songs and pictures. THE NATIONAL (Ed. Clllford. mgr.) In Hr.. • lot Ka-ih Wild West IVt. IS. IDAHO. Pan.-ima. VAN BUREN—I’NDER CANV.AS—Chase I.la- BDISE.—PINNEY THE.ATKE (W. A. Men¬ PEOPLES niEATRE (Jas. Pilgrim, mgr.) t. r S', k C.impany wi-ek of Sept, 27. denhall. mgr.) Texas Sept. 21; bouse dark week Mr. Smooth. of 27. TURNER (C. K. Van Auker. mgr.) The SID J. EUSON (Sid J. Euson, mgr.) Bur¬ CALIFORNIA. | Rost- of Virginia, by the Della Pringle Stock lesque. 8AN FRANCISCO.-VAN NE.SS (Gottlob, i Co. we-.-k of '27. BOX (W. F. Bossner. mgr. i STAR AND GARTER (U. J. Hermann, mgr.) Marx A Co., mgrs.) Si-coud week A (R-ntleman Moving pictures and songs. LYRIC and ST.\R. Burlesque. from Mls-nsslppl wi-ek '27. VALENCIA (Waltec Songs ami pictures. Idaho Intermouutaiu Fair ll-IT S.-eley. mgr.) Corlnne In Mile. Miacblef will be h"ld here Oct. 11 16. (Continued on page 24.) ■risk '27. GARRICK (W. I.. Gm-nabanm. mgr.) ' Fraiee's A Knight for a Day we«-k 26. PRIN- i I'ESS ilsivericb A Camidwll. mgrs.) Ferrla , Hartman Co. In The Tenderfoot week 27. Aly <'A7AU It: II. Davla. mgr.) Stock Co. In Sweet Kitty Ilellairs wei-k 27. ORPHEUM (John Mor- i rls-y. nigr.i Edna Aug. Big City Quartette, law Write today for the big Catalog! M-vselts Henry Clive. Itosario Guem-po. Tom i Waters. Murray and Mack. Spaulding ami Blego and niovliig plctiirea wii-k 26. NATIONAL iZeke Abrams, mgr.) Johan and Matt. Caswell • Mil Arnold Jepe Sanford. Thr>-e Vagrants. Ihdan and I i-nhar Four Stagissds. Blancln- Sloan and 1 ns-vliig idctures week 26. AMEKICAN (Abe | Cohn mgr.) la*s Ploett, Ia>rellas. Ei>e • •eli mi 4 YellBKRTY (II. W. Blsho|>. mgr i so., k Co In The Prince Chap we«'k Si-nl. .1 I'PiiAHWAY (Guy Smith, mgr.I Slock Co. n lie londiictor w.s-k '26 tIHPHEUM (G.si, FIs T fi,^' I CImiiiistantlal Evidence. Crouch smi \\, |. h Chas, Montn-ll. Wynn and Is-.-. At Easv time ih- (eniiirv nil),. Ganliicr and llevere, Arllnc o-n I. >iia I.lclana I iicca ami moving plc- tnr- s .ii -jn BEI.I. unit 45ni»»t. • iintc.tiniiM- n irrT Ri'n*: LYON & MEALY ■ nn.t Prln.^^n Wnl UitLAfnn (1 itifK'iiM* nn>\ plnc«*r; lut*' •*4^ ADAMS ST., CHICAGO, ILL, of LM StanYoi K*t

Is mill irnu.t# of Iralintl Xtie Billboard OCTOBER 9, 1909

The Metrop«llt*n Kink, New York (Mty, re¬ port* the takii'iTH, the p«*t week. In the ORGANS hletory of the rink buMlnewB In the Melropolla. For Shows, Corolvolt, Carousolt

Wa.rne Rink, Ilelrolt, haa been red rluk, Rinks Sanctioned by the Western Skating Association—SansSouci ♦ Skating Rink for Lease or Sate Toil Sloan will not make booka on any of tiia akatliig rarea till* winter, The t'ollseiim building In Fend da laic, Wla. Rink Opens UnderJ^avorable Conditions—John C. Karlsen Will fklxl.tO fl<»r Niai-e Addrewa MILLER, 1» S Franklin St., Ohioogo. Enter the Professional Class—Fitzgerald’s Letter Full of News. AL. FLATH’S LETTER. Good Rink Organ and Skates For Bala—Wur I noticed an article In the ••Era," of I/ondon. • lllxer No. l.'UI, gisMl motor, .'lO music pli-ce*. use*l Skates O. K., EARLE REYNOLDS’ LETTER. were aaklng how the genial and enterprlaiiig ager* not to encouraKe, nor run roller race*, aa ; tfl.1 pair*. Rich, and L'lilon. at t'J'.'.'i. or tl.-tO general manager of the big Knellah rink cir- It I* a detriment to the rink biislnean. Mr, { a pair. Aihlreoa gulck, IhiO W. Sixth St., Kvans ciilt wa* getting along. I told them that he Davidton, In bla article, also states that racing vllie, Ind. The Wonderland and Waahlngton Rink* at ' wa* thinking of retiring next .rear, and com'iig encourage* the yoniig bUMsIa to get Ixdaterou* ‘ IndlanaiKill*. Ind.. are now open, ami have Htart- I buck and starting a bank In VickNburg—Couldn't on the floor, which la md to the liking of ' M In with *pleDdld crowd*, wlileli rlenrly { PATHE'S HAND COLORED PASSION PLAT. make it any stronger than that. nervona |M-ople and naturally ke«'pa them away afeow’i thnt Hkatlng I* a permanent amuwment from the rink, and oftlmea let akalliig alone ; A 1 comllthin. for sale or rent. Sia-alal pai>er Ib the capital city of the iliMwIer State. for good. C. J. MURPHY. Elyria. Ohio. Ixiul'vlile. Ky.. which wa* one of the flrat Manager Richardson, the Boston promoter of Having directetl some of the largest and most ; t* be well *iip|iMed with rink* look* like a the artlflcUl Ice rink In that city, haa been *nrce*'ful amateur and profeKHlonal ixdler : g<4id placa for «oin* whie awake and iip-to date We will sarrlflce SdO palni. almost new, tail traveling around the country a gr-at deal the cbamploDsl.ip contests In thla country I believe ' manager to locate. The city ha* a po|iuli>tlon woikI ndler skate*. AIoo double sldol electric past few month* In the Interest of the Bo«ton that I am In a poHltlon to know If racing I* a of over 2*Vi.OerMt|oTi, to-day Haxelion Kpw. (iraiid Plano, |IUU. RINK, 111 plant ready thla weaHon. He haa been an anient If proja'rly handleest attrac¬ there I* not one there new. The theatre* do Engiawoad Ava., Chicago. aiipiiorter of tide cla** of entertainment for a tion* that can be carilisl. aa there la much en . ■ne hUKlne** and tiie city I* conildereil a gno*- want* a mint, oiien there? There can he no tsik at>ont, which mean* advertising for the low and I'hlcsgo. etc. at a low price. mUtake In l.onievllle a* a gooil rink town. If place that otherwise wmild mean many d»d- ‘ AMERICAN RINK SUPPLY 00.. the pro|.er management get* In there: one who Prof. K. H. Weafover. who la one of the old | lara to duplicate to bring a* gooil results. Sandatky, Okl*. can Inipre*- the population of thi* pretty city school of skater*, hut who through hi* clever- ' with the Idea that Louiavtlle la not the North n>'H* lia* kept up with the up to date act*. I* , Pole for artiata. now bklng many engag<-ment« throughout the + Soulliem State*. Prof. We*tover. during the Report* from the great Ohlcago Ice rink, »ay old regime, wa* one of the hest known skHtar* that Sir TlKitnaa I'rlor will be ready to abo'V Ih the South, ami. after many seasona skating, Chicago a real akatlng rink by the flfteentli of located at Orlando, Fla., engaging In the Noveinh'r. Tliere w-m* to bo about half a cycle business. doxen In 'Tilcago. each of whom want* to ;« on record a* the tlr*t iMaeiter of thI* hig akathlg palac<‘. .Manager Prior, of coiir.ae. I* the man I Prof A. P. DeMer* haa been naing bis typ«- behind the gnu and. with the American Kagie I writer extensively the past few week*, and h*» which talk* when It come* to bnlldliig an ' a fine mute hooked. He la another great artist amiix'ment pnlnce of till* kind, we miiet t*ke I who ha* recelvrd a splendid offer for English our h-at* oft to the man who *tanda over there rink*, but who find* that ** long a* be I* a big at the Innetlon of the many I. road*. In hi* drawing card here In America, for manager*, ahlrt aleev •*. day after day. dlrerUIng the hIg there I* no us* of going so far away from home, force* of iiK-n In their work on the Chicago yet awhile. Ice palace. It I* n-'t alway* so In the ca*« of the man who originates Ideas. -M. Flath hat opened hia HIpiiodrome Rink. Milwaukee, for the seaw'n. and the clever Jxck Ta-wl*. of the Sidney Skating Club and manager looks forward to a fine season In the Rink. Sydney. Australia, and one of the best rlnilng game. Manager Flath will, as naiial. skater* of th« most progressive .*nd luat gov- keep something going on at hi* rink to keep up emisl little continent on the globe, ha* written the Interest and will glv* the tinkers of MU NO. 17 RINK SKATE FOR MEN. EQUIPPED WITH -WEB'- STEFL BALL-BEARINO ROLLA me B long letter advising that he Intend* to pull waukee very little ebsnet to becom* tired of off a big race m-et In Sydney, this (Mining the game. For more than half a century Winslow's Skate* bava ha.-u (*>ntliiiild ui*>d their merlta season, a* well a* other (Mntesta. siirli as tlgiire ♦ They are tb* Standard. Writ* tor new catalogue and full Inforuiatlon regarding rtnk manage •kaling and other aHiletle sport* on P'II*r». msnL The roller skating season la now oa. and many While there will be no Hugh McIntosh S.Vi.OOO of the links thmiighont the (smntry are open, purse* for the winner, some big money will ne while the balance have adverti*<>d their tn- I nA ■ ^^1 other* look a little out of place and Its name don and Paris. Mark took over about flftoen^;:,The A EaG Chicago^^^Ua^A&w 1^1Skates Are Reliable ta Mis* kllce Teddy, the mller skating bear. It hundred of the American eagle*, looktsi over { " la claimed that .Ml** Alice is some skater, and the sttiiatlon thortmghly, and came to the (Mn __ 1 eW.,.. can outdo her namesake, a few points In the elusion that America aaa the place to get the 1 I Ilfiy WOD IirSt pl&CC ID tO0 art of needle biiliince* on the tricky brll-besr- money et moat any game. So hack be cam*. | - _ , ._ , . Ing*. Mr. 0(>o. B. Crepsey. of KIckhrnah, Lin¬ leaving many good offer* ^hlnd. MarathonVlQrathOn RacesRaCBS of01 Chicago,LhlCaCTO. coln Co.. Wl*.. ha* charge of thi* entertaining Boveltv, and will make the rink circuit the com¬ ing aeason. Chlcsgo rink* are all ooen for the season. New York and Kansas City. ♦ Madison Harden* has alw.-iy* ht^n a paying pmposltlon. San* Souci 1* another which ha* re- Johnatown, Pa.. Auditorium will open thla tnriuHl big dividend*. Edgewater. where the so¬ month. When the Auditorium Rink In that ciety la said to make if* headqnarterar I* open CHICAGO ROLLER SKATE CO.. city ran ahow a profit during a year of panic, (m the north aide, and la running to good bust nke last year, when half of the po|mlatlon of neas at every aeaah n. 324 ¥fashlnKton Ilvd., CHICA60, ILL. Johnatown wa* nnemplny(>d on aceount of the ateel mill* being rlowed down, what should h* the profit* this year, when every (me is em- W. W. Osman, of Detmit. who hs* been for i plojeil and there la pl#mty of money In the little years a skater of note, hss a fine hiisinea* right ! Rood city, flood management, last year, abowed m-ar Wayne Rink. I have Just received a let- ' result*, and we ho|>e to see quadruple profits ter froui Mr. Oaman. dated August 16. and am I this season. very sorry It did not reach me before I esme to | Henley Roller Skates ♦ Detmit. How shout Detroit having an artlfici.il j I.atest Model, Ball Rearing Blok Skataa. Used to majority of all Alak*. Ice rtnk. Mr. Osman? Fred Romsio, (me of the beat drawing cards Nickel plated Steel, Ball-Bearing Club Skatoa. with FIbra, Steal Ooahlaa flor parks and akatlng rink* I ever saw. ha* •§• ! tion. Aluminum or Boxwood Rollera. a new' act beside* the big feature of skating on The Et Revs played their ninth engagement his head on ballhearing mller akat(w and I* In Montreal. laxt week, alnee r.-dl.T skating be- ‘ now hooking time for the coming s-aRon. Ro- 1 rame popular In the Canadian city. The El i Henley Racing Skates mslo ha* some extraordlnsrv hill matter show- 1 Rct* were offeriM goe. i Ing hi* wonderful stunt (Mmlng down from the but *dvane(>d booking* have kept the clever Ut¬ Coed and endoraed by opeed ska term overywheia. and aro aloo deolrablo top of the rink on hi* head, and manxgwr* I ile Jiivenllea on this aide for the fall aeason. ^ for Imllrldnal uoe, where the Bneat aod moot who want a big feature can address him at ; at any rate. complete skats In tho market la dealiaA 1002 Mhidles atreet, Alleghany, Pa. ♦ Midge Sh'rman. the Western rarer, haa been POLO GOODS and OUTFITS |n Foot plate Buck .Massle, who waa connected with the In Connclt Bluffs for some time and will again * p rIo g Bond far Skats Catalogaa, FRRA Oawfont rink*. last *e**on. In England, blew try his Inek with the fast ones, the (Mmlng I* ateel. will" Official I'olo tinido . 10c. Into Clileago tlie other day. Buck Maasie, i*> seaman. She.-man thinks he can hold hla own Neither with the t>est of them, this year, tnd will he they say. was named after the great raaht the to see him win out with some geaklng of Mr. Ia'vIu. doe* not llimllton. the champion sjxed sksU-r of the ,1 By Roller Rlnka. Amnsemaat 0(Mnpaalaa, Oaa hesitate to svy that he Is one of the l*-*t fan'-y world, will In all prohsMIlty sail for Kiiglanl i tractors and Builders la tb* I’altad Mataa, Raff and trick skaters In the antl,ioiIes. If Ana- within a few month*. If he esn hook the right 1 I land and other rounlrle*. Will surfac* fro* trail* has an.v. more Nellie Honegiins. Jlm.'.iy kind of indneements. The English fieople are A.igtU to T.OUU siinare feet of old or oew Boortaff rhiiiedlii* and Boti Fitxsimmons' they should nnxions (• see Hamilton In artlon. once oriw In eight hours. Two or four tlmaa not hesitate, lint come to the L'nlt<-d States ov(T floor will mak* It smooth and level. W* via the first boat. r^B F >1** ftr* (Hal of machlo* la Amerira, Bnglaad Plttsliiirg rink* are getting ready for the fall *"•( other (Muntrles. Head for our FRSR TRIAL Prof. Andrew Bell, who la well known opening, next month, and. a* usual, that city |•Kl)l’ll!tlTIUN. throughout Tennessoe and the .Southern Slate*, will show sppiMclation of flrst-elsa* *t>ort. which M. L. SCHLUETFR, . . OHtOAOO. lU. • --- Caasl old It Coaal aa a i>erformer on the little wheels, and who was 1* always In evidence In the Smoky City. y - to* N St.; No S. St. (me of the first to do the novelty of skating on a g'olw. Is now hs-ated at Ch*rlotfe«vllIe. V*.. and Is in the field for the pi'reh ise of a gisal Cracle A.ver. the Chicago girl skater. •* play rink for the coming season. l*rof. Bell Is an Ing the Wl*(vin«tn lime In vaudeville and. from ex[aTt min*ger as well as a skater and can take reports, has a nice Utile skating siM-e|alty. DUSTLESS ANTI-SLIP ost any rink and guide it on the mad to suc¬ whirh has been making good. cess. For ROLLER RIINK FLOORS Col. Winslow liaa arrived In t.ondon, and the Write for Free Sample and Book. Manufacturer* DUSTLESS ANTI-SLIP. Had a call this week, while playing the London pafiers are still printing editorials rel* North Pole Town. I^oiilavllle, fmm a number of five to his extreme likeness to Hla Majssty. E. B. Barnc*' friends from down South. .MI King F.dward. f THE F. J. RYAN CO., 504 Hodges Bldg., Detroit, Mich. OCTOBER 9, 1909. X li e Billboard 23

ti> roincliiii-h* III « rink. It mn Im- founil rinka li-ivo tlii-lr akatora jnat tin- aaiin- aa tiny -ar-o frfKP atari tu tlniab. Wmidorful aprinta in a way that will make a hit with the skaters III »in rink vili.'llii-r tlieri* nr.- ri>lli-r raiv* nr , Imro In tin- |i«at It la a known fact tliat tb -ri- w«-ro atart<-U throo dlfforont tlnioa by llonry from the start. lint that Ix-liiK II|> tn thn liiHimici-liM-nt nf tli* ; nro twonty flvo loo to oiio rollor akator, at il , Koi-kor. an-l fine loam w-rrk waa to In* a<-on Tho oiH-ulng waa a ono-mllo novice race, and i.Ihii- If * iniinaKrr l■«llllnt fminn up ■ tlioro an- tlimiaainla iipoii tlionaaiiila uf loo on both aliloa. .*11 tbrongb this aorle* thora after much aniiiaemont was enjoyed by ths ■ I of iiili-H In ph'Hw Ilia patrimH. niuI Iimvh ' akatora wlio wmilil n<-tor tako to rulli-r akat- waa wh.-i? yon noiilil rail loam work, dividod sra-otatora, tho race waa finally w(m by 6’Con- alli'iiiliiiila In MM- that lliry «ri- rarrii-il out «c Ins. an wlii-ro ran tin- li-o akatins Intorfi-ro h twoon .McDonald and .MaS'lofoaaol, who wore r.or; Van Aradalo, second, and Kogors. third. -..nllnic In liU orili-rH. In- la nn rink iimonKi'r. with Iln- rolli-ra? Tlio fart that thoro an- ao Iho roaia-ifive loailora of tho oppoaing teama, This rai-o waa Jnat enough to get the floor In Tin- llral llillnt In iln In In (ti-l « (,’'»»l »<-t of in.-iny Ir-- akatora ronioa f mn tin- pulillr pirka. .an-l which waa tho oanao of inm-h trlokory gooiiiiiI In pli-aMi- lila imlrniiH, anil rivora. laki-a aixl In.rk yanl iwinila. whoro tin- thrmishout the ontiro aorloa, whlrb wore atartod a'-rat.-h race waa rnn in two heats and a final. III,- MM-nn'l IliliiB la In liiivi- tin- riclil anrt of kliN lonrn tn akati- ahmit aa i|nlrk aa thi-r ii • ! a inmith ago. Althmigh in a bad poaitlon at The first heat waa won hy Frank Hennessy; li.:n In MM- Hial till- riih-a nf Iln- link *r-- llviil Ihoir A It ("a, ainl no ailnilaalon to pay for ' tho third lap from tho finish. MrDuiiahl. who John McCoy, second; Walter Coiemaii, third. ,I|I I.., whirli. If limn-. Iln-n- la nn i-liaiii-e for ! tlioir aiMirl. I’.iit tin- ronilltloii of Iho woathir np to thia timo waa tied with Cbaa. Magde- Time, .■{:;{2 1-5. The second heat waa won by r.,ni:liii--»a II 1" niil.v iiiliiral llmt .\niiii|C liliai.l llio laat fow yoara haa lioi-n a iloath lilow to r<-8aoI for first honora, a<|uirmod out of a pock¬ Ilowarth Keaumnnt; W. Garner, aecund, and will ui-l iiiinil.i. lull If llii-y know that lln-> ; tin- Iro akiit'-ra, aiiil tin- mit(-oino of It alt la et which looked aa though it would lie dla- E-I. Gllllckaon, third. Time, hall- In llvi- lip In Iln- riih-a nf Ihi- rink nr ' tin- hiillirns of Iho now artltlrial Iro rink, lint aatrutiH to him, anil Ix-at .Magdofoasol to the The final waa a fine race liotween Ilonnessy ,w- iMHiiliiK. t' l-.i nlll a-aiii f-ill Into till- riKht thoro will la- [ilonty of riann for Imth tin- li-u ta|)o, winning ono of tlio harnoat racoa of tho and Beaumont, who had made a nineway of Ilf akilliiK mill f-irci-l Imlali-inila lartira. anil rolli-r rinka. wrioa in 5:26 1-5. The three wlnnera received the ra--e In the early atiigea, an-l was won by 'Ilir III.-at HIM iM-aariil rinka In I'hlraKo hnlil -I- loving cupa for their creditable abowins. Peanmont by alioiit ten yards from ilenneaay, in|li-r r ^•■|■H. lint amiii- illil nnl iln an until Im-y , EASTERN RINK PROMOTERS IN CHICAGO. + who wua second, and W. Garner, third. Time, n-.Ill-Ill till- n-Hiilta of till- nllii-ra. It la aafa j 3:20 1-.5. M.anager Mllea E. Frh*d baa started (n aav llial tin- aaiin- rinka hIII tMiiillnin- rn|Ii-r | .Mr. A. H. .Mr.Sv.lsan. nianasor of tho Ini- CHARGES OF PROFESSIONALISM caring for hla skaters as no otlu-r rink baa raiia lhl» rmiiliiK ai-amii. | quoaiio liai'ili n of I'lttalinrs. a»ri>siiaa of 111.- m-w link, and Imth wi-ro aat- I er states that he haa (Hmitlve proof to back ' JOHN C. KARLSEN. NOTED ICE SKATER, | lahul tint Chlraso will haro a hmnv for thIa up hia atatenii-iit, anu if the p-raona writing 4* WILL ENTER PROFESSIONAL CLASS. j sroat a|iort thia wintor. Mr. Ulchard»on raino thia letter of i-roteat will forward the atfi-la- ' horo moro to s' t tin- pinna of tho rink and olln-r vita or whatever Information he may have In | Memberships In tho Woatorn Skating Asso¬ lu :i li-MkT from Mr. RmfIm'D. Mlu- ; vi-liialil'- Inforii'atlon whirh ho will iiao In hiilld regard to .Mr. .Smith, the aecretary will plat-e ciation havo commenced to come in in hnnehos .Mlnii.. liNtf tii<* folloMlniC to : | Ins hl« rink In Itiwtnn. whirh will In- atartiMl the case tiefore the Hoard of Dlrectora for since the annoiim-ement of the great events that I a ftoin Mr. liiNurbHrtJ ^au«* thia w'ntor. .Mr. Itirbardaon haa la-.-n for action. I also wish to atate that we are thank- i are to he hi-ld In Chicago this winter. Finn tliii- tflUiit: nlHiiit th«* iifw l tniirli to oii lu • r«i’e Mr. KIrhardaon wi-ri- lakon on a alshf-a-M-l.is name of the jierson or persons preferring the the new ones he generally gets them. «ttli oiH* for .VHiir o|M*uiiit( oM'iit. 1 Id* trip to Chlraso In rho (Onipanv of Mr. Thoa. V.’. charges. f*nnt dlKtuiHV ratv* ; ♦ I'rlor, c--noraI manasi-r of tin- now rink; Mr. ■ t)ii« winter, rotty from liv«> mtlon to tbe Marn- A. I Itlanrtiaid. Honorary l‘roaidi'nt of tho ttifii iliatiiio*. 1 rotiriKHl from • four > FINE RACES AT SANS SOUCI Harry Humphreys, of the Elyaeum Skating W. S. Mr. Noaior Johnron. ono of tho old- mttkA* totir of ilic niimluic 1 Kink, of Cleveland, ().. waa a visitor tn Chicago tlmi- Iro rhamplona. and nmv In tho ak:itp hn.| flir***' Atol fr ■ I think 1 will In* .ihle to hkate rlttht u(T the ri*el . innn.» .n-.ir* n-nnoriod with Itarn-y and Iti-r • t a ftat clip Sev* If v mi cau't ilet up a race r> i'll., and now roaldias In Hoaton. Maaa.. for me «»ii .vour oieuliig wmk. *«4y a fifteen haa at laat ar<-ompllahiMl what hi- baa work<-l tulle M 'r.itlfui. If )ou ciiiuot i;et oue man. ai-viral yoara for—an artif.rlal Iro rink. .Mr. 1 will ^kale thrm* men eai*li five mllen. Uli hinla-n r aa In Clili-.aso laat wi-ok and In- Professional Roller Skaters’ 'I will fkkate any man lu the world ten or fornii-il Ilia frii-nda tlioro that lio waa roadv to toer«> inlleA Johuni** NIN^«’U N it^doic to akate s-> rhoad with lil« rink. Mr. Itlrl-anlaon la w-ll ; attain thio witit«r. and of cour»«‘ lie and I will a—inainti d w ith Iho akall-is Iniaini-^a. and no j — ASSOCIATION train tiicetlitr. lie \% a mie fur m*« to -Imdd but that bla inanr 7 oara o\p«-r!ono<- alons «.Tk «Mjt with \n 1 mean luiMlokaa. no f***!- Ib-ao Ilnia will la- a sn-at i.aalatanro to him In Ill); If .Vou d« ul*i me wilte to Krauk Force, piiltins fr'ii-itblnc tlirmisb that nianv otho’-a Organized to give greater prominence to bona tide Profeaaional Skatera—thoao who li.iro trlml and f. Il-a'. It only tak- a om- to ap-iii.*: eilitor of the Mlniie ipul!« Trlhune iie have a flniahed act to offer to Managera aeeking Exhibition Skatera—and to promote kit w« wlott I have tlttm*. aliMi what condition atari a rraro s'llns and II now Imika -.a tl.onsh ^ Roller Skating in general. i atu li*. lt«>tdtit; t4» hear from .v<*u imioq nnl a-olhi-T vo:ir «-n-li' ai-o many too rlnkf In the lirs- rltloa thronshont Iho rminlry. with tiiv Ih ot re^ai«U to A <' t! Ainler«oii. Addreta SECY EARLE REYNOLDS. 1440 Broadway, N. Y. City, care The Billboard. Ilarr.r Kaad Mid the r« at of tin* akatera, 1 r«* * 014.1 v.*ur frieitil.*’ Mr. K 'rl*M ii U (»ne uf the 'k|NV4lii*'»t Hkat«*ni CLEAN RACINe WILL BE EXPERIENCED, j <> 'hMiikt In* aide to hack up lila atatv*m<*nt. Wi-aii-m Skatin-; Aaam-latl'-n la now an aaauml | ARE MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION. <*l.teai:.f until l'•ta-tlc Im* fan-* will hate the fi'-t. .M tho laat iiua lliiE of 1 ho Itoard of i (i|*a-*ure of a.Hdni: a* Vi ral «'f lieHkatera thU Contr-1 of th- W S. .V . a roaolullim waa j winter adotit'al I-y that tna'y, that all racia will In tio- FREdTcOMALO ^ PROFrATpTbemers^ + fiitnro la- aanriliiri-al hy tho .*a*oi-lallon an.l ■ Tbs man wbu akatea oa bla bead on ball inn iinilor tlu-lr mb-a. SInro tin* annoiinri-m-nt , EndorvMMl by ALL the LEADING RINK MAN- WHITE CITY ROLLER RINK OPENED. bearing roller skatsa. ilown an 18 ft. In AGERS aa the biggeat headline act which haa of tho ndoiillon of thia roaolnllon. tho follow | dins. Cuts Figure Eight on bla bead. ever played their rinka. The artint ^ HO playa Mr Mort <* Wolf, fortiier manairer of Sana ‘ Irs man s- r* of rinka havo a|i|ilU-d for yt-arly j Ths act that brings 'bonaaiula to rollsr retoru engagementM oontinaally. Rink Man- Sii.'l Skatiiik’ Ulnk. haa i;lveu llf«* to another aanrflmia M-irt |aHlronii- 1 P.i0 DOUBLE ATTRACTION he*n de|rlv«i| of akatiiig ever aliice Sana S«»ucl Kink, of Mllw mk-o. W|a.; f. K. lii-naon. of | THE FAMOUS H:nk el.»**.-d la*t •»aaon. .Many Improveoieuta Edsrwati-r Kltik. of Chlraso. and ai-vi-ral olbi-r ; RECKLESS RECKLAW have t*.-**n itthhsl including a ginint ataiid aeatltig inanisi-ra of rinka that will lake ont aanctlona : TAYLOR TWIN SISTERS Rccsatrlc Hensatloual Cyclist. 1 -team heating plant and uew rt.«ir. aa a.a,n ra tho.a atari fliolr raroa. FANCY AND TRICK SKATORIAL Thi** rink will te* the flimat In the cHy. and |a In tlir paat. raroa haro N-rn run In many dlf ■ See My ttrlglnal Kace. one ..f the Uirg* at Hand miiafr **very afternoon fM—nt rinka jnat aa fhoy aaw (It to run llioni. | FANNIE LEIOHT, ARTISTS and evening .Mr Wi»lf will |.e aaalatml hv tint with tho .kaaoolatlon bark of tin- n--wmov.'. That Real Skating Girl. Attraction fnlly Address Tbe Bltlhoard, 1440 Broadway, Me^ar^ II W Plain. aaal**tant manager; Carl tK-tt--r rraiilla will l>o obtalnml. In m.in.v of tho giiarantesd. A-ldrsss RECKLAW A CO., New York City. Car a..II amt Jack PrmTV Mr. Plain la «iie of nrt- moota h»-M In tho paat ft w yoara. thor- cars of Billboard, 1-MO Broadway, N. Y. C. the ta-at thaW Itianvgera In the htlalliuaa. and hi** baa boa-n more or lo-a illaartlafarti'-n ino-iis : niany fro- mN will i»»* p1ea*4>«l t.> gre«*t him at tho akatora. and when It ram- to a n-rord. no ' JOHN F. DAi^IDSON THE LAWLER CHILDREN the new rluk. .Mr. Wojf anixHimva that h** haa ono loally km-w wh.r waa ontitlod to It. but EXPERT BKATORLAL A tTISTS Of ths Famous Davidson Family of Skaters. Id training alMwit tw»-nt.v a|a*eme will tio k-i't of all tho raoi a tnat am hold '-n-tor ' from start to finish Address The BUI of the «katera under hU direction. tho aaiirtl->n of tho Aaa.a-|at|on. lust aa thov board. 1-MO Broadway. New York City BERTHA DOUD MACK are kop: In athlotlra hy tho .* \. C.. whtrh ♦ The original Anna Held premier skat# ti dr formally roniroll.-il tho same hofon- they dancer, featuring buck and wing and all PROF. BELL WOULD ACT AS MANAGER tip-nial It oi or tn Iho W. S. .* MISS ADELAIDE E. D’VORAK THE GIRL WONDER the (lancing steps familiar to musical Mr .kiHtrevv Hell. « f Ct.arlotteavllle. Va., who k'lataN will bo awardiat hr tl— .ka«orI.at!on. coiiu-dy. .4ct original and up lo-date, bean • va up to a vear ago lutrtNliiclng waliilng. two wl;.-n ihoy mav rrr lit to award thoin In rliam In bsr marvelous Fancy and Trick Skating titully coatumed. Hume aiidreas 73 Stats atepptiijf r.ik4* walking. 1hs-| bihI toe atunta and |il inaMp ronroata Thia a.-aaon nolns nndt-r Ezblblthm. cvmdndlng each night wltb a St., Sem-ca Falla, N. Y. gl«^* of tiall %kat«a. rialnilllg to lie the firat th- m w rnll-isa rf tl-o .\aafa1atlmi. onsh* to Kaos against any man In tbe Kink. Ad ►kvter 111 tile l‘n!t.*,| Statea to ua«- <;t.4»e agates, make the ajairt m«ro popular than eror N-fnr-. dress 3247 E. 65th St.. Cleveland. O. Superior Attraction— —Baflnod Aot la (1e«iriMi» .»f a«*curlnK a |M»altlon aa m.magee of ..f tin* up to date rinka. Mr. Ii**l| waa NATIONAL ROLLER SKATINO ASSN. MISS JESSIE DARLING tnjar.ii ii, , ,»f 1,1., daring acU mni had to PROF. CHAS. L. FRANKS In th*' civlnmn** of the tvkgtlng new» of fii*' ’ PEERLESS SKATINO ARTIST give np the ftiirv ;.nd trick akatit.g. ami writ* a And BABY LILLIAN. Aged ». HIlllHv^nl. Ijf»t w**ck. 1 rot‘cv*«l the nm-'cnce Exhibition Includt-s Famous Cake Walk- that hi- hva managing rinka alnce liN accl- America's Celtbrated Roller Skaters. * hut what he would make a g'aal nianagi-r continually. "Enongh said!’* Adrme*| m»* that ’le aihllit *0 to America's Grsateat Figaro loa Skater. known Hpinniug on heeia, one U>e ana two Uw%, th* rink which im-aai ii-n ‘Jiai hv 1I0 |Ma < MILFS E. FRIED MANAGER OF BANS 80UCI. et«'. Altio many noveltien (»n the regular niaa inipr.iv.^l „n the hualneaw uf the Vink wimderfu! I Skating on real Ice on tbe stage. Now S. S\j Penw«.|| nttU\ (hat the rink haa rivt-ragi^*! playing the Keith A IToctor Clrcnlt. Add. anU Vaudeville. O L. aYiK. llo EugemeHt.. <»\.-r |i«i »k4l«*f« alne«* tin* o|H-nlng lie el***! aide, laal ai-aaon. haa oi a mal for tb«- fr-a-a>n Billboard, 1440 Broadway, New York City. Uulxago atate.l ihjit later on lu the winter aeaM*n thit ; nii-li-r tho niaiiasi-mi-n* of Mr. Mlloa K. Frtod. 1 wl o waa m inasor of ll-o Sana Smirl .kmnai-inoni "hi put on a«iiue iiptn*late at ti artItHi**. Well j I’a-k tl*S airmini-r. Mr. Mlli-a haa annmiiK-oil whatever le put** on .'«»U can tn* i****ure*l JACK 6. McLALLEN and MAT A. CARSON DARE DEVIL LEWECK ! that ho avill atari hla flrat raro inm-i Frliliy 'HI If Well rv*c«*lv*sl h.v tli«* putroiia »if Uia PKKSKNT COMEDY SKATER rink 1 nishi Oi-tola-r I. amt haa appiiid to (ho W. . S .*. f-r a ranrtlon for tho a«-aaon. Sana Their Oori\ fir nW h've d«*c|an*il that *'ne feats. Address KICIIAKDSON SKATE CO., and bicyi-ling .Managers Ulnk* and Vtudt 501 Wells street. Chicago. III. ’ ***‘aiiuii, Iy) rolhr akatliig la ataihig John MrPonald. ono of tho amalh-al akatora vllle write or wire fur ot>ea Itiue gulck • 'n In the fare iif ct>ur*M* then* tray lie a«*iu** n liio hiialmaa. won tho tinal rare of Iho aorloa 907 Srhtller Bldg., Billboard. Cbleago III • • d uinu \ih«i havi* gone oiif of hualn«*>‘a. lull I I of onp raia-a at KI»or»low Kink. Thnraday H. a.'simmonY ' not tn-iird of anv of th** g*aa! ou«-a turning I i-lshi. S<-pt< mN-r ;i<*. Fai-lns ono of tho atrons GreAt**<*t llTinff eiponrnt of tho art of P*tinAire |da**e Into a nickel Ih4*atre I oat l.nnrh of akatora of hla carm-r, an-l lliroala JACK FOTCH ^Supi*rior Artiutvc I rick adJ Fiitaro Skatinit ~ j German Comedian, Fancy aiul S|ieed I of fonl play, hy fmir akatora who won- dator AAtonmhing 8tilt Skatinsc Marvelouii Ska ing ' mint-d to la-at him. ho ahowml wonderful pinik. oik toT w g«>n« 1 ho'^nl.v rt’al KAN YSK^tImT ex|ierl roller skater. PreM-iiting the most 1‘f- SKATINO DOES NOT INTERFERE. an-l won mil on tin- a.-rloa h.v ono |>olnt. in ono BCRLKNQCIi' r‘orf *rin» r ManAgon* will kind- eiitertaiiilug novelty c»nu*.ly act before the pv‘llc. Address, BlIltHiard, Cluclnnatt, iini'ail. II haa laM-n aaki-il nf iin- a Ihmi I of Iho holtoat rontoaiod oronla of tho aorloa iv writ4* •‘•vrhr f«>r l'<^iking .Adiircua 73 Bn^ad ■ rttn'ft >*w York City Oblo. , llinra «lii-llii-r li-«- akalliiK In I I'ho rare n..a akaloil aa iiaiial. tn two boata ^ I'a with rolli-r akalltiK It la ala.i a v.-ry of ono mllo. and a (Inal at two mlloa. Tho i -' -|ii.'ailillii, Minn., and one droinr Rink, m-cood; Horman liocberman, Ilip|H> r4f^'I>'D1i'C'Df^'M"rk1P'M'r*1i' <>' the World 14. ttUFIIElTM (t'haa Mweeton. of the Ix-Ht profcsalonal roller ekatera of the drome Kink, thlnl. Tiire—1:5d. OUIvAXsOi: V^ni^XjnLtXi. .Motion plrllirea. ('01.4).\IAI, IKlInaell Went for the pi al two yearn, 1« now niaiiager of Second heat—(Jeorge Itevlne, lIlp|K>droaic the Klverrlew i’alare Skatinic Kink of Milwau- Rink, won: tlrvllle TbompHon, lllppmlrome Kink, ,...U :u VSCVa'ni, 'nKW wee, WIh. Munrh wan the akating partner of I aecond; Art, Moloney, Hippodrome Kink, third. Allle Moore, chani|>ton of America, and aa he U Tlnn' -lito. well Informed aa to the way skating rlnka otight _ Final—Hevine, won; Delaney, M'CODd; Me- WII-MIN AVE. THE.VTKKTHE.kTKK (Mr. Burch, mgr.) i '»**•«• & Stair, nigrs.) The Kegeneratloo week to b«* cect to hear of some Kone, third. Time—I.SS. Vaudi-vlllc.Vaudi-vllle ■ Sept. '.'7. except 2S; A Stultborn Cinderella gn-at doings at the RIvervlew Kink this sea- TheTlie Miaa<‘aMlaa<‘a Ella l.aiUrance and Emma Br'tbn,Br'thn, MOLINE._'MOLINE.—THEwoTtwir IIBAKKYMOKE xiiuvxirkiix- if...(Jos. I'.rwCary. ->'■ TKMI'I.E (F. E. Slomler, mgr.) Channlon . ,r •••“ , 11 ■ »i and M'icn other big acta week of Sept. 27 aon. who have be<>n skating some Huehue and pleasing mgr. I tormalFormal o|a‘iilng. Klchanl t arle In Marys. , yim,- , k xx- Harlman mgr) Vaudeville and eahihitioiis at the lllpiHsIrome Kink will are pair will have little trouble In satis- i Oc’t.Oct. 14. THE VACDEnTE tKoas Bros., uigra. 1 (Will. Kempt, mgr.) The Soul Kiss Sept. 27; around skater, introducing the original "Helney f.iing rink mHnag.>rs where they |M-rfurm. as Coutinisiua motion picturi'a. THE .MOLINE OalKKitilie." ni'ist comical Dutch stunt on the their act la comiKised luiaitly of original steps Wiii. Ikonahl. mgr.) .Moia-y ami Women tK't. O'Flarllles' VaeatliHi Oct. &; Thorns ami Or rtiad, also Introducing bis black-face act in and twists and the sort of exhibition skating 3; pVx'neh Follies Oct. 4; la-w Dockstader'a Min- sMge Klessoiiis 1.%; .V Country Kid II); Amer Cake-walking, (antastic 8te|ia and buck and that the majority of la-oiile want to see and - strcia Oct. Ti; JelTcrson Ih- Angidla In The lesii .VitiiiseiiienI Co. 2tl. wing dancing, also o|H-n to meet any spiked I they will have little trouble in set tiring return Beauty S|Kit Oct. 10; The WIndeckcr tVt. 12; KOKOMO. - SH E THEATKK (O. VV. 8l|>e. skater in a halfmile race after each |>erform- ' dates where they have bts-n hllletl. , The Fagola Oct. Id; Tlie Minister's Daughter mgr.) .Maela>an Mm-k C«i. w«s-k of S<-pt. 27. Slice. oiH-nitl |||> for a week's engagement at , Some tine ndler rs'fs will tie aeen at the . Oct. 2d; Fiuat Oct. 'd.’!; .Madame Butterfly (K-t. JaeksiHi Wi'bb Musical Coiiirtly CK"v^i^ VND ^cViai*^ NEW CA8TLE.--AIA'AZAR THEATRE (B tnd everybo.|y sme.lll toIn la-lie gla.l to he able to | Ington avenues. North.North, Mlnm-ap7'«); lliisler Brown Nov. 11; Polly of tereating. Mr. Munch has been in the nillcr xl‘*"'p 2. * to announce that ; Sept. 20 24; The Red Mill 2.V RIJOU (A the Clreiis 12' Mahle llelsTt 20; Joe Weber 29, skating business for the last nine years and baa J"- TVrrell baa thrown a challenge at me. ; Sigfried. mgr.) Vaudeville and moving plcturi-s : The Priitee Chap I'er. 17; I'ncle "Tom’s Cabin traveled extensively, during his career aa a h"" backed rat.wf. Knowing that I am en- w-e<>k of Sept.^pt. 27. NICKEIGDEON and ILI.l 20; GratietsrkGratftsrk 24; The Girl fiom Rector’s Jan. racer. 1 to skate Tyrrell, I think my challenge xoiS (W. H. Ellla, mgr.) Moving pictures and The Climax '20; The Man of the Hour 21. Prof.rof. Hector De Sylvia was the attraction i Furthermore. I am an amateur and songs week of 27. RICHMOND.—GKNNETT THE.kTRE (Ora O. SeptemiK-r 5 to 11, and hla fancy, trick and Rhoiihl be easy. In regards to the match, 1 can DANVILLE.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (E Parks, mgr.) The Climax Sipt. ’29; TTte Right arrolmtlc skating was well received. His found In care of my manager. Jack Foteh. , H. Houck, mgr.l Week of S*‘pt. 20, hiaise dark; ■, of Way ;$'): Mary Jane's Pa Oct. 5; The Road ■•I>eap of Death" created a sensation.f«nsation. Mau- RIvervlew Rink. Chicago. III. ; The Minister's Daughter '27; .41 Wilson Oct. ; I p the Mountain 0; The Girl TTiat’a All the ager Munch Intendsintends to book the professor for | Yours tml.v,tml.v. LYRIC THEATRE (C. J. Allardt. mgr.) Wexk ( andv 7 s; R. v. th-y 9. MURRAY ’niE.VTRE a return date, later In the season, as he drew I J. RINK,RINK. of Sept. ‘27. A1 Summers, dancing saxaphonist; i (t). G. Murray, mgr.l Opened Oet. 4 with vau- aoso well and made a big hit In Milwaukee. Af-Af 1 Rlvervlew’s star speed skater,skater. Bergere S'aters. character changes; Kay Snow. ' lexllle. bill inclmllng .4 Night With the Poets, ter playing the first week. Manager Munch re. i . monologue; Count DeButi and Tassel, comedy Bristol's Educateil P.tnles. Brooks and Car booked him for the following week. On the A CORRECTION. . hicycllats. first half of week; .Margo's Manikins, lisle and Henly Rebkin. Richmond Fall Featl closing performanct' he was presented with a 1 _ .4Ilee Van. dancer: Georgeirge B. Alexander, val Oet. fl b. beautiful Isuiquet of American lieauty rosea. ! x». n r. _x tramp r«m.*dlan: World'ss ComedyComed.v Four and irx\A/A A number of comical races, such as tub races, i , ^fltea from Slmix City, Cameragrsph. second halff of week. lUWA. were pulled off, and caused a great deal of , • ELGIN.—EI/'.IN OPERAA HOUSE (Fred W DAVENPORT_THE BUKTIS (Chaa. K(Ddt. laughter. Some Interesting amateur and pro- '’"p??. . x Jencka. mgr.) .4 Royal Slaveave Sept. 22; Madame mgr.) Henrietta Crosman lo Sham Oct. 5; I>ew feaslonal races were also on the program. Jack to*''* the Butterfly 24; Ketehel-Pspkeke Fight Pictures 27: ■ Dockstaders Minstrels Oct.Oc 6; French FVlIles Foteh. the comedy skater, will present his a'.'t di"" Blllbosi-d. I was man- ■ failed to appear; The Princerince of To-Night 30: t*ct. 7f Jefferson IVAngelisIVAnt In The Beauty the week of October 3 9. 555*^ Rink. lark, Slonx Bunro In Arixona 2; Rockwellckwell Stock Co 7-9; N|s):Nist: Oct.()ct. 9; The Old HomesteadHoii Oct. 10; Win - ***' of 1909. M,n from Home II. STAR VAUDEVILLE flecker Oct. 11;11. The pagE THE ; Ih-ttylb-tty and the Boys (Oct. 19; Mme. Kallrb rink.ak. 1I have been annoyed by this mistake. > aTRE (Gut Smith. r.*s. mgr.) Moving pictures ! Dot-Drt- *1; Madame IliitterflButterfly (Vt. 23; Faust Oet Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 18, 1909. - ,. GLOBE THEATRE (Jaa. Sullivan, mgr.) Spe ' 8f'he.-hanhe.-han Oi» ra Co. (X-t.(X-t 80-31. THE GRAND The Billboard Pub. Co., PATTERSON (N. J.) RINK. *<*• <•'"»» •'f pictures. ' ur An' FAMILY (J. Munro, tiigr.) First half of week: following: ; dersons. comedv plalrlet. week of’ Sept. 27. . G<'»'P«n.v In The Wrong Mm. Ap PatfersoO' N. J- op (Vtoher 15. In conjunction ! gkaND OPERA HOUSE (Hngh Elaney Ir ' pl*'!"'); (arroll and Bri-T<«irt. knockabout come- B0RDIE8ER CLOSES RINKS. with the owner. Col. Mitchell, and will be open mgr.) Ga\ Morning Glories Sept 28 ' ' ■ fll«ns: Ijitell Bros , Roman gladiatom; Victor for any novelties, fast skaters or acts that are , GREENUP. EV4.4R'r THEATRE (A W Bnt ' Faust, comedy musician; and Hilda Orth. lAst Wm. Borflieaer. manager of the Hippo top notehPtw at "11 Th" rink has a ton, mgr.) Daniel Bonne on‘the Trail Sept. 23; w.-ek: Neuss and Eldred In The Yan- drome and Coliaetim Rinks, Nashville, akatlng surface of flOxSlO feet and also a band Married in Haste Oct. 4- .Meadow Brook Farm ' l'"nk Natkmal Giiartlsman; The Mnsicai Oool- Tenn.. baa given up both rlnka aa dead, of seven pieces. The management of the rink 13; Cry Baby 10- ’Tempest and Sunshine **2 i n‘"n»- )nuslrlana; .McCauley and Conne-.I. blark- and la looking for a new field. He has wtll advertise and )wx>m the rink bnalness In HOOPESTOWN.HOOPE8TOWN. _— McFERREN’S OPER.44 face; Italia,D*ll«. and motion pictures. THE NEW several offers for other cities but has not this section the coming fall. 1 v^oFSEHOUSE (Wm.(Wm McFerren,McFeiren mgr.)mgr ) MarriedMarried" In l‘l(INCF..SSPBINCF.SS (Chaa.(Cbas. Kindt, mgr.) TbsThe ITIoceaeI*rinceae fully decide X. » V The Coliseum Skatin? Rink, at Bar- I to infomi you that Mr. Bordlener has I .r.. - JACKSONVILLE.-ORANT) OPERA HOUSE ! .D"''"" hadmA nnrhfnvnothing fnto do with«-IH» the ColiseumPixl ItiAum PirtirRink mtat Oklt., WlS7hV tlpeUM fOT ofth^ MaaOT) L. P.^ Anderson, mgr.l LittleI.Ittle llome.te.dHome.fead SentSept, j '.’t'*:”"®'.’‘’nX*' «! .id.^..®^ iSli.Mnsleal ."I!..*) Glendale Park, Nashville, Tenn., since June, R»nftiers ‘' management of the Gray Me.dowbrook Farm 28; The Girl of the V < JiV r«lt,,X7! T^'0)^^at Me^ this season, but on the contrary. Instead of ^ q * 1% A o Ainnnxtr pitiin*. k • j .Mrmnra, niiroan eory skating being dead in Nashville, skating In Charles H. BsEastman, manager of! Vandeviiie and moving pictnrea. gaiety ('T tViIT* A’4iFiHrAN'**irhiII"’iw^k3n’*'*mgr7*^w Nashville to day Is better than It la in any the rink at Dixon. Ill other city In the United States, 30 and la booking firstflmt-claaa attractions. ILLINOIS T H K A T R E : FRANK B. HII.DEKKANDT. My business baa been pbeuomenal. and the ; ■csm.iie ix rink la still oficn to-day, and Is doing the largest rroi. rxanK r D^^elU^ln ' CARROLL.—CARROLL OUEHA 'lIOUSE (C. atadcf'. 'uinsfTl!)7 BlTu,r;i;;^_t^t."vr,'):;:^ ■ l-))dwlg. mgr.l Lyman Twins in""TL""pr'/.^In The Prlxe business It bra done in three years. *the0® ^tractionattraction at the Majestic Rink, Blanches- ! atadcr’a Minstrels 15. VARSITY and’n and I* ‘Tux^xtlwv xi3. varsity and U ami winners Sm A. Ward, cimedlin; Evans; ‘W. 8. JY'IHcr mgr.) Jack Mahara’s yoMH". Don^sndDemand BetterDdici* Pay for Their Work in and Evans, rural eomedy; May l-eander and ' Minstrels S«-pt. '27: Richard Carle 29; Jane HARRY WELLINGTON RUBLOFF, i ChChicago. her Gladiators, and motion plrtnres Sept 23 20 ' •'H’® Det. I; The Red 4IIII 2; Henrietta Pros Manaff<*r. Cosy Smith and her Minstrel Boys; Hors nee i man In Sham «; The Merry Widow 7; In the k... Vinton and Ena flayton In Bill Casey Burglar: IllHbop’s’V." Carriage 12. MAJESTIC THEATRE fTilcago nnlon billposters hihave decided to Varley. charaeter ehangea, ami pictures 27 29 ; 1'*®(Vic H')go.Hugo. mmgr.lWeek S«‘pt. 27: Margarat Mof MILWAUKEE SKATING EVENTS. * “""Cr “"'I “"‘"‘.Te'','?w more py from WASHINGTON ST. Wm. Madsen, mgr.) Mnv 1 f."*fat ami Co., sketch; ('arietta, contortionist; tbe thestrfs. Tbev demand *18 per week Ing p|ctur.>s and songs. WII-SON (FrM WII < ■"*« B Tgraan. sketch team; Geo. Ijiven TTie theatrical msnagei-s Insist that thithis class pon. mgr.) Illnstrated songs and pictures. talkaloglst; Bussell and Clark, eomwly George Devine Wins Good Race. Jack | of artist Is not worth more than *1B a week I nt -rtalners; The llardla. grotesque gymnssis. Delaney a Game Skater. The nnlon men. 211 In number, asked for INDIANA. "ml KIm.sIrome. PEOPLES THEATRE (4'lr _ : tbe raise lest week. TTie tbestrlcsl managers avTxTrwonxf c-nxvr, m.vn. ,, ' Hugo, mgr I Trousdale Stock Co., Imicflnitc. . 11— ' met In a bodv and decidedled to refuse.refuw. TTieThe _ A*}pE*80N.^nAM) OPERA HOrSE (^ poRT MADTSON.-EBINC.ER GRAND (E El. HiTL ’wm ).’l*if 1 American Blllposting Servicelee will contract to xt'^ '"‘P''’- mgr.) The WIrard of Wlseland 8.3.) 2«; rink, Win., won tn** ftmat«^ur liaif- *vas kiws wv^f^ssn. e nnlon ..aasMmen have >a , Ir^’T^c vaul.-vllle «.s-k of 27 EMPIRE (A. L. Nvend mile roller race at the Hlpp ....— . Dt-laney and esptnred the third position. i_...» 1.™ ANGOLA.—CROXTON inOPERA r.oo HOUSEinn .-sr, in.(R. In The Art of Life Oct. 2: Tlic Merry Wlilow Dilaney tm.k the first heat In tine siyl,. in ' F®t hniH flevlslng some east Iron r willls. mgr.) On-henm Stork Comiuiny In 5. PRINCESS (Wm. L. Bradley, mgr.) Van UM). niille Devine rompeil away with the see- ""t®. reiM-rtoIre wis-k of-if Sejit. 20; The CowpuneherCowpui'ieher fl®®HI® «nfl moving iilctiirca. LYRIC (M. E on 1 heat In 1:40. The final waa a ran. that 30; 4 Woman of MystervMvsterv OetOct. 4 Dreagor, mgr.l Moving nirturca. CLAY (M satl.sfli-d the a|ipetltr of the fans aa Devine and TO PREVENT NUISANCE. f.—HARRIS grand({HAND (R(R. ilII. : E Drcagcr. mgr.l Moving plrtnres HIJOU Ib-lanev skatml their best right from the gun. Harris, mgr.l Thoms and Orange BlossomsIS (X-t(X-t. (Jake Rosenthal, mgr I Will open alioitt Nov IX-vlne got a good start, was out In front and 2; Parsifal 5; The Gliigerhread Man 8; I IttleIttl,. 1 ST4R. NAPANEE. DREAMLAND and held his position to the finish. Delaney was a The neveland, O.. city conncll haa taken the Johnnv Jones 11; Vanda Enos 10; Wehb MiislMusi ROYAL. Moving plrlures. AIKIMIMF, and little slow in getting away, vx-hlch was the first step In the movement to legislate the late cal Slock Com|>any wis-k of is WONDERNDER UNDtN PARK Cl.isi-d Sept. 2fl means of the sneetators .i-’elng one of the I ♦h®*'®®*®®'' ""t of exlatence An ';®flln"n®® In- . LAM* (M. O. RrlsH.;n.1en. mgr.) ShermanI StorkStis-k PERRY. CRAM) OPERA HOUSE (A W games) roller rare* held In that city. trodneed hv Councilman Sclacr prohlhlfa fhcat ■ (o. week of Sept. 27. Walton, mgr.) Girl of the U. S. A S

.K)' S«in S«TllimT'» Hurli-t«iiih ('<>. Oct. fx-pt. 27; Wllildrc, with ilall. Sept. 3t>: ami aontt*. MCKFn.OItt’XtN (E. Beyn, mgr.) OIrl at the Helm; Oct. 3 an<1 week. Hanlon'e I ’ Koi'ir inovInK picture hmiwa iIdIiik wll. I*■l'l In Fell Oct. 2; Holy City a. At'ADEMY . Movlns iili-liiica ami aonf^a. SuiM-rha. COI.U.MBIA THEATRE (Ia-w Sharp, OF Mr.SM' (.Mclllniecr Kroa.. iiiKrn.) A Hrcain iiigr.) This we«‘k’» bill IncUnlea. Helena Fnil KANSAS. of .Myallc l.aLil .Sept. It 12; Vaiiilcvilic ami luov- MISSOURI. crick ami Co.. Winona Winter, Hawthorne and ROCK ISLAKD. THE II.I.lNolS (R. Taylor, | lug |ilciurcK on all oim-ii tlatca. WEII.ANH i KANSAS CITY WIIIIS WOOI) THF\TRF^ Burt, The Bclinonta, Rauks-Ureazcale Duo, Wll r . willlain iIcCaiilcy In TIm- IJttle Home ^ tjohn Kirk, ingr.t .Motion plctiirea. Cumlx-r- , (\v,Ma|«ar«l A Rurgeaa" " lugra l S«u>t "’’7 U I Hama ami Tucker. Umde ami Tilly, Harry Rrm-i .'a.l in i. 3; Fr%-nch Follica (h i. 11; l» w lawk | lami F.ilr ami Exhibit Oct. 4 7 i,,.»iic Carter in Vaata lierne- Sept” 31)- ““'* >ui*voy aD»hiuan, reA. mgr.) W^^ek of S<*pt* 26. The (Slrl fn>m the V. Id'd i:i; The Traveling Sal»*>i- Sytillla leatona, lady ' nar^ .Mutlit« mgr.) S|t)«*ndid vaudeville w»N*k of 26 aa I a^’i* a IJlrl. I'h^siral eiillnilKl: '1 he (irt'af Meiiiora. human man li 16. I•|{ANKI,IN S(JirAlCFe THKA'IUK ; laddie ClifT F>lwin SteveuH^^aml M!j*h • ^T'ANUAKI) TIIEATUF' (L. lielcbenhach, mgr.) .,„.,|o,eMia; J. F. BaniilHler A Company. I aat | 'J;- N Ma.;W. mgr.t J;;*, 'bby^rH H, ^ ^ Kv.'iiing with DIck.-ns; Claude I’*;''- Brr.adway Gaiety GlrU week Sept. 2« The ,,«lf „f w.-ek: Granvlll.- amt Rog. r|,. .■oiiK-.llaua; Ml d.i.-r «e. k of I OU S NEW rilE.XTRE 4. (•„ i„ a Str.nm.iiH Rehearaal: I "“o: Brown Brothera, Carlton ami T.-rre. |„.i I'illlaii.|•llllall. Yiollnlal;Yiolliilal; Marl.dll ami Bo«»l,B.whI, Hal- IJo.iJo* tC, . ICrlihlle. ridille. mgr.) p.ill'aI oil a Own SKwkStwk Co.to. i^.n, Gladstone.Gla.Nlon.- I.al a V.-eii CroaaCroaa A Co..Co FerrellFerrell’ 1 Harry Antrim and Yetta Petera. Amy Allyaii ..|Hiall.- lino; J. F. BannNter A C.i., ami In 'ni.- Gnat Dlvhle w.x'k of S.-pt. 27; Vamle. ! ijr.r., Frank Bog.-ra. The Kln.Mlrome The Or-' -Mile, .\llah In a Sidrlt Dance a sp.s-ial 111 .|i.'ll pli tnri-a. THE F.CMIl.Y Iti. PaniNUli, vllP- l« Ih.- iM.hey eoiiinii i'elng m t..t>.-r 4 anil I (■<.nl•l•rt OreiieKlra In a.-l(S-tlona from I feature; 0<-l. 3 and week.. Cozy Corner Girls. First lialf of w. Neiiss and Elilrisl Ini tsinlinning until .May. Iblit. Mile. Mmllstc. THE Al.DITORIU.M THE.YTRE I H.-"'KT'' 'O- T Crawford mgr ) th- Vspliaiik .Nsliidial Guar.lsiiiaii; Thi- .Mn>i Michigan. 10. D. Wisslward. mgr. 1 Wmslward Stmk Com-! N<*Pt- 26. Bon Ton Burlesquers. The olio rii, Oixliiiaiis. Iiinaiclaiis: McCauley ami Con patiy wi*ek 26 In t'lK'iiig the MukIc: name |uiny 111 Thi- Wrong Mrs. .\p| lidoii: 1 It ,|l anil Bn-v.Hirt. kniH-kalaiut lYiimsIiana; I ' ll Bp>s . Boinan gla.liat.s'a; Victor Faust, ■ 'ii t,|Y niiu.icl.Yii. anil iiioilon idctiin-s. FBANK K HII.DKBUANDT. iFletiireH. Vau levllh* Manchester's Cracker Jacks: wis-k CVt. 3. The I Phllley. mgr. I The Golden Girl Sept. 27; Rert Bo'i Toms. THE HIPPODROME (J. C. Wise- 1 .\. Williams in Mr. Eisle of Koal Oct. 1; man. mgr.) Ois-msI for the season Si'id. 2.">: , John Mn-on In The Witching Hour 2; Sousa Rollir skating, dancing, free vamlerille In the | p): GDIs 1.716. EYCECM THEATRE (C. C. Ger'can Village; new rides ami concessions on , |■tliIlev. mgr. I On the Siiwanee River Sept. 26 the tsianlwalk. ; -~i; The Jolly Girls .'W-Oct. 2; In the Bishop’s W.M. W. SIIEEI.E^. Carriage 3 6; Moiilin Rouge Rurlesquers 7-9 ST. LOUIS. -OI.VMPIC THE.kTRE (Pat P-V.NT.VGES’ THE.\TRE (H. Beaumont, mgr.) siuirt. mgr.) Week of Sejit. 2«t. Paid in Full; We*-k 26, Venetian Four Beyer and Bro.. War till. .3 and week Cohan and HarrU Minstrels, ri-n ami Francis. Four Gardiners. Zech and CENTERY THEATRE (W D Cave. mgr.I i Zech. Slater Brockman and moving pictures Wis-k of Si-pt. 26. Al. H. Wilson In Metz In BIJOT' DKEAM (J. N. Bllz, mgr.) Moving pic Ifij mgr. I N'irth si«K*k Co., with (»enevl€»ve Ireland: Oct. 3 and wm-k. Top O' the World. tnres and lllnslrated songs week of 26. ROY w^s^k* ••i;''’*VINK\VrMil)‘pi'’uK’I JACKSON.—.CTHENECM (II J. Porter, mgr.I G.VRBICK THEATUE iDau S. Fishell. mgr.) I At. THEATRE (Frank Newman, ingr.l Moy 1 , . W.s k C \ I>E\\(K)D I ARK On.heiim St.s k Co. Week of 27 exm-pt Oi-t 1. W.-ek of .Sept. 26. fhdiig Some; Oi t. 3 and Ing pictures and songs week of 26. ROEEA 1' viqi 1 W 1.1 ami l■.wnee iilir\ Wr v.st A to iitli iiian from Mississippi was pre ; w.s-k The Ih-auty Stsd. AMERICAN THEATRE ' .s..|.-' fi .Ml’SIC HAI E iCharles Stelnhi’iig^ si-iiful. BEIOC iFraiik R. laiinpman. mgr.) (Jno. Fleming, mgr.) Wts-k of Sept. 26, The ^ (Contini’csl on page 2S.) igi ' Oih-iiimI Sipt. 20 with roller skating. Ten Dark Nights. The Mi'Zart'. Ml«s Isilly .Mar- G. D. HIMID. 'liall. Klindt Bros, ami moving pictures wis-k III 26 ATCHISON. ATCHISON THEATRE tE. S LANSING.—BAIUD'S THEATKE IF J. Wil Rti.:i.HHi. mgr.) The Golden Girl Seid. ’.HI; The mgr. I FliitTv Buttles Si-|il. ;so: The Gav I Cewpiiii her 27. FOBEST PAUK. I.llieralCs M„..|,.ia„ o FAMILY THEA'rBE (O. I . 1 Bar i ."x-pl. 2»1. INDER (.\N».4S; I.«rbman s Juhnsi'ii. mgr.) .\l. lasiiihardt. Juggling: P. F. Shew. .Sep). 2S (Ki. 2. Atchison County Horse Itull.slge A Co.; Williams ami Culver, singing and talking: The Miirthaler. .\lpim- isivelty. FORT SCOTT.—AIR DO .ME THEATRE iHarry ,,„i ,1,.. FaiiillxsitH,. BIJOC THILATRE ID. j. When you see the name HEl’NER on grease |>aliits. liners, creams, face powders, rouges and C Cm eh. mgr.) National Stock Company cli«- ' R.4,.s,n. ingr.l Worinwissrs Animal Circus, Raa- other make-ups you have the guarantee of Wm. Hepner (for 27 years favorably known as the Ing illracllon of Hu* lu-asoii wi^ek of 27. A AL ' ,|,.r l.avcll- Trio, c.vcilsis; Gray and Bynm. Lidding Wig Maker) that they are the tu-st. and give entire satisfaction. On sale wherever I’Cri E It lamle 1.. Henry, ingr.) Carl and , a'slsii-il tiv la-slie Clare A Co.. |>rcwiiting Ilia make-up is sold. Send for circular B. HEPNER TOILETTE CO., 124 Weft S6th St., New York. Kh, il. iili'ii and Wagoner moving pIcturiMt ami |j|„( M.itch: Jarvis. Mann and jun-nde. singers, u't g. w.-i-k of 27. rilEATERETIE (Harry ,,„i idEE HoLR (G. Hackhart, 1 Kellogg, mgr.) Motion plctiiri-s ami songs. iiij;r. i Motion plct-jres and vaudeville. I'll T111 RK.l.ANDBEl.AND 1) HemlersonHemleraon ami \t ance, mgrx.l » Me!I 'll |dclun>s ami songs. ODEON Ol. B MINNESOTA. , x...... Minneapolis. — MirruopoLiTAN opera | IRANKLIN. IDE.AI. an,I JEWELL THE.A HoCkE ll,. N. Sisitl. mgr.) Forty tlve Mliintes THISTHI S .1ll .s Bmlln, mgr.) Moving pictures and fr,„„ itroadway Oct. >.3 6; King Dixlo 7 1):11; PalPaid S i. AT TiIE RIAF.R-^ooleyRIAER-^ooley and Thom Full wwkw.-ek of ID. BIJOLBIJOU OPEBA HOUSEHOUS I' • ig Theatre -Sijit. 24 2,7.2.7. , i'I'h,-o. E.I,. Hays, mgr.) The Girl Question weeweek HORTON.ITON. — HOlcroNHOlCfoN AMUSEMENT COM .,f iDauslarkGrauslark w.-ek of Oct.(Vt. ID. DEWEDEWEY I'ASV i.A.lA O. llaTllaml.Havllaml. mgr. I MotionMothm picturespic THEATKE (Archie .Miller, mgr.) Cherrv Blos- ■ isl s..ngs.■ngs. NOtNOVELTY EI.TY THEATRE (H.IH. C. BrunI b.,iiis with ChoociH-ts we«-k of 3; The Ducklings ii-r mgr ) .-x-iigs and imivtng picturea.pictures „f 10. UNIQCE THE.ATKE iJack Elliott. HUTCHINSON.—HOMErCHINSON.—HOME THE.VrUE-niEATRE (W.(W A , mgr.) F'Urteen .American Zouaves, Johnnie lloey It" mgr. I I'hi- Wolf Oct. National .Slock ; *i„i Ji-anette Mozar, W. C. Hm-fli-r and Cotn- Loms t'oiiil'any 4; Sousa’s Itaiul 14; The Rt-il Mill 1 l>aiiy. N,-llle Burt. Tom I.inton and his Jungle Th,' Boyal Chef 29 GEM THE.ATUE lEilw. • Maids. .Art Perr.T and tlw- Klnclosc, SYSTEM StuMs, mgr. _I York „amt King, roaifsiy aketcb; of I MILES THEATRE (W. F. Gallagher. I sic S-'iit. 2< '29. EI.ITE THEATRE (Evans mgr. I G-xPewsky 'Trouiie of ID Pollsli Dancers, an.) Gr- n. mgrx.) Pirtun-s ami si.ngs. LYRIC Gladvs M HIM. George II. W.khI. Burke ami YOU CAN EASILY OWN A DIAMOND OR A WATCH or pmxtfDt one aa a gift on nnnlveranrlea. birthdaya, weddmgs, hoUdayf, etc. Send fur oui i.t 1 Ward, mgr.l Pictures ami songs. MAGIC Farbiw. t;«,rg.- Paul and Comiiany. Edna Ran 1 _ latest lllusirated catalog, containing I.M beautiful llluetraliona of Diamonds. Watebev iS J Hill. mgr.I Songs ami ptetur. ‘ ‘ Milescope week of 4. PRINCESS' and Jewelry. Select from it the articles you desire and wewlUaend tbemonapprovaL If you like them pay 1-6 MI'i; PARK (K. C. Ih-ck. mgr.I John I.. Sulll , THEATKE (F. C. Priest, mgr.) The Neill Stock on di-llvery, balance In t monthly payments. By giving yon credit and lowest prices we make 16 or 110 do the laii III,I take Kilrain week of Sept. '20 Company with James Nelli ami E.lyihe Chap- n.a a • , n- . , work Of 160 In a Cash Store. InYast In a Dlamsod. It will pay LEAVENWORTH.—PEOPLE'S THEATRE (M. man In David Hamm week of 4. ORPHEUM Old ndllgDle, OriOinal Diamond I better than savings hank Interest, for Diamonds Increaae J^ I iiiiningham. mgr.) Peoples Stock Co. week , THEATRE IG. K.Raymond, mgr.) The D.-vll j _ and Watch Credit House I in value from to to ao^ a year. Wr4te Taday ter Free < atsleg. !*>'•' T,dii Walker. Knight Bros, and Sawtelle, 1 _IMS.! n> DepU I/-S7 I as State Kt., Okleagai UL — Braneh Storas; Ptttsbwra, Pa., and SELauls. Ila —tllATTERTON Kh-o. W. i tj,,. Four FliaxN. .Misses .Marshalls, Freeman and 1 *10 week of Sept. 27. MA- Rof;crs, A'Ictorla ami Georgetta, Mabel McCane, JJIMll )> . II. Rumser, mgr.) Checkers Sept, i Myers and Rosa and the Kinodrome we«-k of ' 1 In Panama 26 29. GAIETY iSmIlh and, n. FOREST PARK IS H. Kahm. mgr.) Dancing Kii't .i nigra ) Coym- ami Tillman. Aitell and ; ,„vllion and picnic grounds. I.ONGFEI.EOW li t) Iilllc Christine. Ttw- Raven Trio. Fair- ; GARDENS (K. F. Jom-s. mgr.) Tralne.1 animal niii Kurman and Falrnian. New York Singing ^hows, EIlls,in's Mllltarv Rand, picnic CMiimls. I 'e,io..*r.'' week of Sept. 27. ; ,.tc. ISIS THE.ATKE (E. E. I>nnd. mgr.) lllus- 1 ROLL TICKETS JMIIKK Ijobn (onmirs. mgr.) Ilarlam ami , ,rai,al songs amt nx-tlon plctun-s NOVELTY' ll,)-..,. Gale and W'ensley. Sumincni ami 'HI i THE.ATKE (U E. I.und. mgr.) Motion pictures, SPECIAL PRINTED l.r ) ,».«. I, \|rglnla. Empire Burb-m|uers and 1 ,nd illustrated songs. SCENIC THE.ATKE (J. "‘w-iesilil""’',.*''*'*' .. Si'hmldt. mgr.) Illiistratial songs and motion' The cbeai>eet special printed tlcketa In tbe country. Any printing, front or back, any WICHITA. IRAWIORD lE. L. Martling. ' WONDERLAND 'niE.ATRE (I.. E. colors. Not a cheap ticket, but a good ticket, cheap. au- I s,. -ji ^1. n,. Great John ! i.mxl. mgr.l Motion plctim-s ami llliistratml 5.000 . $1.26 I 15.000 . $5.00 ■•“•'n Mason In The Witching I a,„n.T. MAJESTIC THE.ATRE (R. F. Johnson. 10.000 . 2.50 50,000 6.00 H ir .ill. Mine Gadskl Oct. 12. .ACDITORIFM , mgr.) illusiratcil songs and motion pictnrt-s. 15,000 . 1.75 75.000 7.50 'J \ mgr I The Woman In the Cam 1 < uy.sTAI. THEATRE (D. J. iJiBar. mgr.) Mov-1 20.000 . 4.60 100.000 9.50 f *7. by W'.ilfo Sl.K-k Co. PR1NCF_SS (ng ,dclur.-s and lllustrat.-.! songs. GEM FAM-| G. ') MMIit. mgr.l Ixi|n,i and la>pes. I.au- II.Y THE.ATKE (.A. J. Kavanaiigh. mgr.) Con- Special piicea In larger quantitief. CASH WITH ORDER, NO C. O. D. Write for aam r,’v rdo Jack C. Roche. Glenn Burt, W'ol ilnmnis vaudeville, nxillon pictures and 111ns- plea and big Hat of stock tickets. U' I !’.l Biirgard. and Karl Hummel w.-ek of Irat.sl songs. PEOPI ES 'THE.ATRE IG. II. ; ROYAL TICKET COMPANY, - - Shamokin. Penn i>ltPH)!l M )F D. Chambers, mgr.) New Si-alf--. ingr.l IlliisirstisI songs ami iiKition pic 1 ' " Bllani.. Barney Dnffy. St. Pierre, tiin-s l.YNDALE THEATRE (Paul Weigel. PI . B-.l N, wcip KNIe Van Nally. Made- ■ mgr.) Moving i,|ct in-s and lllnstratixi songs. | B- !>;, ,« »,...k»-.k uf„r 27.;*7 WONDERLAND (J. CASINO SK.ATlSc,SKATING KINK (A. (C. Kaech. mgr.) ■ nicr I Matim-)- Girl Co. In 'ITie Girl RuDer skating. Cad to be In vandevllle, but am now In Tenneasee. Bus. Mgr., Contracting Agent, Stage Dir,-, KENTUCKY. 2ii: In Wyoming 3d. : lor. Producer anl Performer. Am now managing the new “Airdome Theatre”, Clereland. Teiiii CROOKSTON. BIJOU (Simmons and Naiilt. , .Always Imiking for something N-tter. .Am a “Hustler.” Can "Produce Real Stuff.” Am “There" DANVILLE STOCT S OPERA HOUSE (J. R ingrs.) A'audevllle and moving pictures. I.Y- as a "Straight .Man.” Would donl,le with a sober (vmeillaD. who Is at least as gmsl or iH-tn i St,,lit iiigr. I CEU'I iSlnimoi.s ami Naiilt. mgrs.) Moving pic- ! than I am. Thanks, no amateurs, and no more love sick "Newly Weds.” Just lost 3 weeks on Hires anil songs. EMPIRE (Mr. Trulwall, mgr.) j account of one. .Also can Nx-k clever ad. lib. i>eople who alao do s|x-oialtlea, here. Write "-r Moving pictures , wire. .Address EARLE C. W’AY, Mgr, “Airdome Theatre.” Cleveland, Tonn. EVERYBODY WILL BE AT THE Msltlaixl. mgr I T,-in Linton and his Jungle LOUISIANA. Girls, Jolinnv Jis'V and Jeanette Morar. Gi-o. II. W.ssl. N.-llie Burt and W C H.x-llcr. Earl Gibson Corn Carni'val IAIAYETTE.I,- -‘*S" -irJEFFERSON i'rr.HoON O.O M. I arker Mnrs,,Mors,, and plcinn-«|ilcinn-« wis-k of Sept. '27 OR ' M-.vIng pictures PASTIME Ijlm plirPM >TAI. S WOV. SUNBEAM and OI.YM GIBSON CITY. ILLs. , , vw... M.ivlng plrlnrcs. PEMPLE RINK (John >AKE CHARLEBHARLE8. I,\r|(1,7 Hit ij. !„ White, sin a mgr.' Oix-insl Si-pt. 2.7 with roller skat Next Week October 13 to 10. lii.!,.i,l0,1 andmilt IPrltiel.i's ringic's Mlnstn-ts S.iit. 26; i iNi ill \ KOI I ER RINK (Carl Manilla. ''V.. '"'he atxl Adams In , p.„ll. r skating: ois-nnl S-pt '27 , , . , , , .■12 Ihc o,- W..rld.soriii SOMand sa WomanVYoinsn lxl^. ‘ Some Privilege Space Left. Write or Wire, Ira Gilmore. ,. ’ iNV' '•'*\.S Hagi-nts-ckHagcids-ck WallsceWallace 0<-t0.-t 16 MISSISSIPPI. Bi 'llors' Circus Nov 3 GULFPORT. OI’ER.V HOI SE. IV-iI Lang, ■ 1 w w iV ^^*4 n ^ se m , MAINE. mgr ) l ion On- Moiis,- Sept. 27. open 3.^ ■ ■ M Ing iilg'it: Til- W"lf Vnilon Shows TIM- . .1 XI . er oMr i York.. Slid Adsms In P<*tafe and mailing of NEW C.AT.AIAKIUE. JOSEPH MENCHEN ELECTRICAL »Vi 'll ."'-xr TO i.„i v.si n.-f t ^0-, Largest manufactnrera of Electrical Stage Appliance* and Effects In the World. S60 West BERI.AND. AI.ARAIAND THEATRE Arn.-i, Sept .1 Til. i,and or >.xi «i,t. i. Strwit. Naw York City. U. 8. A. mgr I Tlic Alcnhant of V.-iilc- lAKIC i B Mulligan, mgr, M.-llon picture- 26 X ti e B 1111> o a r OCTOBER 9, 1909.

. Colby A May (Orauil) Tatxxua; (Grand) Port- Dawson A BlH>um) Denver; (Or IVFa.vs. Mnsleal (I.yric) F7. Wayne, Ind.; (Ly j pheum) Llncxdn, Xeb., 11-10. rlc) Terre Haute, 11-10. Cook A Stevena (Majestic) Chicago 11-10. Dagwi-ll. Natalie A Anri*' (Colonial) N. T. C.; tOr|ihenin) Bnsiklyn 11 16. MumKcra and parformeri are reapectfully requested to contribute their dates for this depart- Cli|iper Comedy Four (Star ami Garter) Cbt- ■•nt. Riutes must reach The Billboard Saturday, to insure publication. cago; tStamlard) Clneliiiiatl II 10. Dtipn'X. Kr"d (Ciaik'a) Rochester, N. T.; (Trent) The Billboard forwards mail to all prol essionals free of charge. Members of the profession Coleman, Billy (Hathaway's) New Beilford, 'i'lx-nton. N. J., 11 16. «re invited, wnile on the road, to have their mail addressed in care of The Billboard, and it Dahl, Dorothy (Star) Seattle. srUl be forwarded promptly. Mass.; (Hathaway's) Isiwell 11-10. . Cumtiiga, Grace, A Co. tOrpbeuui) Cbaiii|>algn, DSalt Lake City, 1 Casad, IK'Verue A Wallers (Temple) Alton, Islington 18 2:1. WIHewden 23 30; Claphara Nov. I’tah, 10 16. 111.; (Lyric) Danville. HI., 11 10. PERFORMERS’ DATES. ! Bmneitea, Cycling (Gaiety) SL Id'iils. . Clifford A Burke (.Majestic) Jobuatown, Pa.. 16. DeCleo, the Gn-at (Dreamland) Marysville, O., Banks Preaxeale Dno (.Majeatlc) Milwaukee. N. V. C.. 11 10. (When no date is given, October 4-9 ; Itallerlnl's, A.. Doga (Orpheum) Portland, Ore. I Cbarbiuo, Cbas. (Grand) ludiaua|Hilla: (Majea- 4 16. Dunn, RHI (IHp|>na 11 23. Adillson A I.lvInK'ton <<). II.| Ada, OIiIh. | Iihi'um) S<-attIo 10-10. Darnxaly (Casino) AA'asbliigton. Pa. ; Carllii A Clark tOrjihenm) San Franelsco. 10-'J3. A|>iilehy, K. J. (Hij»u) Pawtucket, K. I.; j Brown. Harris A Pniwn (Columbia) St. Louis; Dolllver A Rogers (llrluknianl Remldjl, Ulna.; Chiuko: Y'ork, Englaml 11-10: (Klng'a) Isllu- (Hijoiii Woonsocket 11-10. ! ((Irid)eunt) Milwaukee lo-IO. (I’nlnne) MlniX'S|K>l|s 11 10. bnrg, Scot., 18-23; (Graudl Oldbaiu, Eng.. Ariinida, ('has. (O. 11.1 Kearney, Xeb. ! Burt. Al. J. (Putek Gramli Flint, Mich. Darle. Mile. tlVH’s) Ilridg<-port. Conn. Allor & Itarrineton (I.iberty) PIttsburK: (.Ar- | Brady A Mahoney (Pull's) Xew Haven, Conn.; S.’! :10. I'alv Trio (ColumbiaI Chicago. (Pell’s) W<»r**e-'t*‘r, Mass., 11-16. I Carlia)', Chas., Anlmsl Circus (Poll's) AAlIkes- Clide) Cariiecie 11 10. I'al" A Royle (Poll’*) Bridgeport. Conn. Alvin, Peter II. (Dellenger’B) Ilatavia, X. Y.; j Phmnt Pri-S. (Majestic) Houston, Tex.; (Ma 1 Barre, Pa. IVBIaker'a (logs A Monkeys iSavoyl Blddefnrd. J<-«tlc) Galveston 10-10. ! Clermont's, Jean. Circus (Majestic) ChU-ago. lO !1.) I.ockport 11 10. 1 Clsyt.in, Uiia. A Co. (Ondieiiml Evansville, Ate. ApiH'lle, Charlotte (Orpheiim) Omaha; (Or- Pttth'r. .Amy, A Co. (Poll's) Wilkes RarT?, Pa.; Ih-Coe. Harry (IVdI’s) Hartford. Conn. 1ml.: (Mi.ry An«in) Isiuisvllle 10-10. lilieiinii Kansas City 11-10. (Poll's) Xew Haven, Conn., 11-10. |)i'Y ounx, Alahel (Bijou) Wiaiiiaocket. R. 1. . Carivill A Bix'voort (Orpheum) Cliampalgn. III.; ArniUiiue Sisters (Orandi I’billipsbiirK, I’a.; Plnitloy. Floreu'-e (Orpheum) St. Paul; (Or- i)uiiran. Al (Proctor’s .')th Ave.) N. Y". C. pheum) On)aba 10-10. (Idjoii) Di'catur 11-10. D-Fsve, LIsne A Evelyn (.American) Xew Or¬ (I.yis'iinil .Meadvllle 11-10. Cressy, Will M., A Blanche Dayne (Keith's) American Xewslei.vs’ (Quartette (Princess) Budds. .Aerial: Plainfleld. X. J.; Red Bank leans in l.Y. 10-10. i Ifaiston. Dsle A Csrc'g (Grand Family) Fargo. N. D.; Wichita. K.in.; (Polly) Oklnhonm City, okla., ! Calvert, Great (Fair) IlMckton. Masa. K* 10. Browning, .Arthur (Star) Charlotte, N. C. il.vccnm) Minot 11-16. All's. Sie llassiin Pen, .Arabs (Fair) BrO’-kton. Do'Ir Sisters (Shea’s) Toronto; (Kettb’a) Mass. Clevelsmt IMO Allis.in. .Mr. A Mrs. (.lelTers) Saginaw, Mich. ixwll. The, A Tom Walker (Orpbeam) Minna Ad.'inia A .Ahlen (Orpheum) St. Paul; (Orpheum) This blank is available for route data in case you have spoils. Mliinent.olis 11-10. I»orsch A Rnsell (Alhsmhrs) X. Y C. Ash'ey Sisters (Dewey) I'tica, X. Y. no route cards. Cards will be mailed upon application. I'oi>n«. T. Nelson (.Alhsmhrs) N. Y. C. Ames A I'orlH-tt (.Aiidltoriiim) York. Pa.; DTs-sser. Louise (Usmmersleln’s) N. Y. C. (Kainlly) Hagerstown. Md., 11-10. DHIen. Wni. (American) X. Y'. C. Anderson A Anderson (Prliicesa) Cleveland. D>ol'-y A Sales (Keith’s) Phils. Arlington Four (Orpheum) Los Angeles, Cal., D))pcnt. Msry, A Co. (Majestic) Johnstown. Pa, 3 10 E-irle. Psnl (Psimi lycavenworth. Kan. American Dancers, Six (Or|>bcum) MInncapolla Name _ _ EcIliHx- Cnnn-dy Fonr (I.yric) Dallas. Tex.; (Boy 11-10. al) Ft. AA’orth IMO. Ark'ins.'is. Two (Orpheum) Xew Orleans. Eck-I A Dnpr'-e (O. H.) Augusta. Me.; (Gem) Auger, Geo., Jack the Giant Killer Co. (Of. B.snpir 11-16. [iheiinu Salt l.ake City. I'tah 11-10. Edns. Dainty Ruth: Blean. N. T.. Glean 11- Arnold Twins Diidy .Minstrels (I.yric) Pint City State 10 Pliiff. Ark.; (.AIrdonie) Little Kta-k 10-10. Week Theatre or Park Elilon A Clifton (Bijou) Oshkoeh, Wl#.; (Idee) Al|>ha TriHi|H- (.Aiidiiorinm) I.ynii, Masa.; (Proc¬ F'Xxl dll Lac IMO. tor's .Itli Ave.) X. Y. C.. 11 10. Ertinger. Alatxdle E (Orpheum) Tampa, Pla.; Ahearn. ('has., l'rou|H> (Grand) Indianapolis; (Alajesttrl Alontgomery. Ala., IMO. (C.ilnnihia) Cincinnati 11-10. Fnnor. John lA’Irglnla) Chicago. 27 Oct. 10. AIbcne. Prince A Co. (Itrandenhnrg's) Phils.. Elmore. Gus A MarJIe IBIJoni lliipm. S. D. 4 10. Filw-srds’. Giis. Xlirht Blnls * Poll’s) Scrantoa. Adler, Harry (Orjiheum) Denver. Pa.; (I’.dl’s) AA’ilkes B.rre 11 10. Allen. Ihdniain A Allen (Scenic) Waltham, Elre) Ellwd. Perry A Downing lOlymple) Eyna. Can. Pnidne A I.eRoy (Pavilion) Cincinnati 4 6; R*-lfBst, Ire.. 1110; (Empire) Nottlugbara 18- Mass. Bartis* A A'lsire (Lyric) I'nlon City, Tenn.; (Dreamland) Reading, ().. 7-0. 23; (Emiilrel Coventry 2.';-30. I'vsns, Bessie (Mslestte) Wslla AA’alla, Wash.; (Star, Paducah, Ky.. 11-10. Pells. Four Dsnring (BlJou) LaCrosse, Wla.; ' Cram*, Mr. A Mrs. Ganiner (Grand) Portland. IMsIestle) X. Yakima 19 10. Behe*., Carl A L'-ta: Plern-. S. D. (Fllte) Davenport, la., 11-16. ' Ore. Everleh Bros. (Queen) Atlanta Oa. Bcv-rly Sisters (Doric) Chisholm, Minn.; (Or- Pot*. Maglrlsn (Lyeenmi Chicago 4 6; (Crys Cnnnlngham A Marlon (Oriibeum) I/>s Angeles. P'I'ert A B'-rg (Proctor’s .Mh Ave.) N. Y. C. idienmi Hibhing 11-10. tsi) f.liieago 7-!(; (Hamilton) Chicago 11-13; ] F*1 ly A Tillman (.Alrdome) Mason City, la., (Apollo) Chicago 14 16. ! Costello A LaRoIx (Grand) Cans] Dover, O.; 4 9; (New Empire) Fort D. 1 )Vs xpdn'-s 19 17 Bolii' A WPson (Oriile.Miml Xenia, O.; (Broad¬ (’ls)k A Clifton (Grand) Hot Springs, Ark. Bradley A Ward (Grand) Big Rapids, Mich., Fxp*siltlon F*H)r (Colonl-*!) X. Y’. 0. way) Middletown 11-10. Csriln A Clark (Orpheum) San Francisco, 10- Birch, John (Orpln-nm) Sioux City, la.; (Or- 4 0; (Grand) Cadillac 7 9; (Templei Muvke-i Fenton. Billy (Star* Charlotte, A'a gon 11-13: (Temide) Benton Harbor 14-16. ' 23. Fleliling. Albert (Falrvlsnd) Montreal. Caa. Idieiinil St. Paul lO-K!. Charles the First (Majestic) Chicago. Piemen A Snrstt (Gem) Hint, Mleh Bowers. Walters A CrooAer (Maryland) Baltl Banvards. Six Plying (Fair) Br<)cktoa, Mass. i ('"'•c. .Tessle (llr(ih<'nm) Newark, O. more; (Poll's) Hartford; Conn., 11-10. Bsrtc A Mi-Cue (.Academy) PKtahiirg. I Fieri. Yflhlreil (X. Y’. Hlpixslromei N. Y. C. Crawford, Capt. Jack (Keith's) Pblla. P.iois-. Jack 1 Family) l.anc.sster. Pa.; (Fam- Pemli'r A Stella (Criterion) Chicago. j Fielding A Carlo* (AiaJ<'«tle) Knnxvnie. Tenn. ( 1)-vi-.iiei. .Alis-rt (Ctdonlal) X. Y. C. Femandex May Dno (O. H.l Pix-blo. Colo., 11 llyi 1 ebaiio'i 11-16. rionh*-iim) Reaillng 1M6. Los Angeles 11 10. Bennett A Norton (O. H.) Mt. Vernon. Ill., I Deloy'a Cnme., A Co. (Shea's • Toronto. I DnAlxIs, Arth)ir IBijtai) Oshkosh, WIs. Bergi re Sisters (Varletle-) ( antnn. 111., 4 0; Bristol's Pmles (Murray) Rlrhnxiod. Ind. I (Family) Cart'ondale 1116 D)inliar, Chas. E. (Lyceum) Calgary, Alta., Fi'Iler’s, F-i-d 11.. .Inveidle Mln-trela (Family) (Gaict.V) Galestiiirg 7 !•; (F.-'mIl.V) Moline 11- Br*a>ka A Carlisle (Murr-j) Rlehmoml. Ind. | Can. I'l; (Fanillyi Clinton M 10. I'ehkin. Hcniy (Murray) Rlcbnifuid, ln<1. Marlon. O.; (f)Toh*-nm) Mansfl<-ld 7 9; (Na Denlcke, Rudolph A Allle (lllpiKMlrotne) Hnnt- tionall S*en)>enTll1e 11 13; (A'letorta) Wheel¬ pure ss, Harvey J. (Lyric) Parkersburg. W. Bacon, F'rank. A Co. (MaJ*ae (Empire) Edmonton. Can. IVrrIll. Fh-ank (Majestle) Charleaton, S. C. sti’s) Gluey 7 9: (Thalia) Chleago 1116. (Orphi-iuni llsrrlsbnrg II-lO. D.‘V|Ihls, Gr.'af (O. 11.) Bellefoiitte, Pa.; (O. Fantas. Two (G. 11.1 River pidnt, 11 I. Brv» )t A Saiille (Star) .Mincie, lud.; (Xew Crouch-Rlchanls Trio (Poll's) Worc*‘Hter. Ilaaa.; Sun) S, tlngtield, ().. 11 10. H.) Kane 11 10. F'-ldman. H'rri (I.yrlr) Ft. Smith Ark. (Poll’s) Scranton, Pa., 11-10. DeMont. RoIxTt. Trio (PolPal Hartford. Conn,; Freilreick. Claude, A Don (Grt>hetiml Reading, Bti'li Family (Xew Orpheum) Xew Ixindon. Cotton, Isilo (RIJon) Rattle Creek, Mlcb.; Conn. (Victoria) N. Y. C. IMO. I’a.; (Griihenm) Allentown 11 16. (Rljoii) Jackson 11-10. Drew. Pat E. (ImiM-rlal) Ijike f’harlet, 14). Bro kinan. James (Hathaway's) laiwell, Mass.; Clifford. Dave B. (Grand Family) Grand Forks, Folletle. Elsie. A Jack WIcka 1BlJ.»i) (Jniney, ((1 itha w ay’s I New P,-dford 11 10. Danm, Gixirge; ('har1<-strlngfle)d, G.; (l.^y deoMin. Ind. rle) Dayton 11-10. Byron A Langdon (Colo-ilal) X. Y. C.; (Or tages) Pueblo 10-10. D«'Mllt. Gertrude, A Boys (Temide) Fort Wayne, pheiini) PriKiklyn 11 10. Faye. Mllh-r A Weston (Orpheum) Memphla. Chase A Carma (Lyric) Junction City, Kan.; j Ind.; (Temple) Grand Bapida, Mich., 11 10. 'r.-nn,: (Ortihr-nm) New Orleans 19 10. Buchanan D.incing Four (PIJoiu Jackson. Mich.; 4 0; (Lyric) Concordia 7 9; (Yale) Kansas (Majestic) Ann .Arfsir 11-10. Ix-IIaven A Whitney (Btjon) Pawtucket, R. L: Frolx-l A Huge; Tarsima. SesKle 11 10. City 10-16. (BIJoii) Wiseisocket, 11 10. Frl'-dlsmler Bros. (Alnlome) Mason City, la.t Plair A C-vst.al ((). 11. i Wln -hcster, Ky. Carle. Irving (Orjihenm) Sionx City, la.; (Or- Darnley, Grare (Grand) Sacramento, Cal.; (lyrle) Dnhti<|ite IMO. P.ehrtiit Duo (.Ainlome) Sionx City, la.; (Rl- pheiim) Omaha 11-10. (Grand) Stockton in 10. PA'X. nor.-nee Ollls*rt (Amerlean) Clnrlnnatl. hs), Atsrl.-en. S D.. IMO. Chanirell A Selinyler (Star) Carnegie. Pa. IViniier. D iris (Majestic) T,ltt1e Rock, Ark.; Fink. Billy, Vaodevllle Co. (Dallas) Dallas, Tex. Bncklev's Fimoiis Dogs iAmerican) San Fran¬ Croneb A Welch (OrTihemn) Oakland. Cal. (Alalestlc) Ft. Worth. Tex.. 10 10. Fertill Bp>s (Or|ihenm) Bntte 19 10 cisco: (Wigwam) San Franciaco 10 10. Clark. .Minstrel Billy (.'Majestic) Bntte; (Watb- DeVerne. 'I'helma, A Van (Grand) San Diego. Prev Trio (Maryls'id) Balllmore; (Hathaway’a) Byers A Hermann (Dallas) Dallas, Tci. lugton) Simkane 10-10. Cal.; (Peo|ileS) l/tt Angeles IMO. Is’Well, Masa., 11 10. riahir. M.'. St Mra. I’prkina (Maryland) Haiti- Ilanimn. Harry I,. (Soenlc) Kverett. Maaa., 4- nierp; (Colonial) Norfolk. Va.. 11-16. il: (Haroy) Npw Rpitforil 7 ft. Kloiala. Four (Or)>lipiiin) Mlnneapolla. Ilpmian'a .Inliiial* |KMlniniP> ClprolaDd. Fyaipp’. MIIp. : Maaalllun. O. lUh-y & Mozar IUdIiiih*) Mlnnpapolla. Frp'tarirk. Helena, ('o. (Majpatlc) Milwaukee; Ilallpti Sc llayra (1*oII'bi Waterbiiry, Conn., (Majpallri (Milrago 10-16. II l(S. Ftelda. W. r. (Colonial) N. Y. C.. 10-10. Sc Dirrpll (Slar) Klyln. Ill. THERE IS BUT ONE Franklin. Irene (I'lasa) N. Y. C. Ilarria Sc I’pck ISiini SprlnKdplil. O.; (Ilippo- FValy. Mancaret. i Co. (Ori)heuni) Denver; •Inmip) 1.1-xlnirfm. Ky.. 11 Id. (Orpheuni) St. Caul 10-16. nartll*. Two (Watprlix)! Watprloo, la.; (f?ar- PATHE PROFESSIONAL OUTFIT Foy. Margaret (Majea(lc) Charlealon. 8. C. rlrkl IliirlltiKlPn II 16. Failette* of IPiaton |Or|>heuin) Hrooklyn; (Al- Ilivflpr. \V. C., Sc Co. (Unique) Mlnupaiadla. bainhra) N. Y. C., 11-16. Hill. CIrd.r* M. (Mll<-a) Mliin-ai>oIla. Fagan. Xbeum) Altixjna, I’a.; H-'Ip. WIIIIp (IMazai N. Y. C. Cirandl Clevelanil 11-16 Hallpn * Fiiili-r (I’laza) N. Y. C. Ferry. Dexter (Chxae'a) Waah., D. C. Harolil Sc W'HpI (llammprHtPin'a) X. Y. C. Fiddler A SlH'llon: WaterbKi, la. i Nlilkana Jap Ilroa. (Filri Spr. .Me. JiiliMt Sc .Marwm (Natlonall StPiilx'lirlllp, O., Him. lioiiglaa A., A Co. (Hatbaway’al New 4 0; iVlrtorlal Whiplltik. W. Va.. 7 9; (Or Helipiinii /niH-avlll.'. O.. 11-16. Fox Marry. A Mlllerahlp Slatera (Mary An- | Jpriri-. 4IPPI1P Sc Hanilltnn (Hatbaway'al New daiwoni ionlarllle. B<'liiiiihla 7 9: (KNtiHp) S^reator, III. J-a*llD. 10-13; (Elpotrlcl I'lttabiirg, Kan.. 14- Fre-man A Hogera (Orpheum) Mlnneapolla. | Foriwa. Mr. A Mra. Arthur. A Co. (Aineriran) ! X Y. C. I Fleteher. Cbaa. Leonard (Maleatio flileago. (inntab-a. Adolpb (Empire) S|irlngAeld. MI. I Gbeer. Ida Mae. A Co. (New Teiii|de) Muakegnn. MIeh.. 4 0; (llljou) Benton Hartior 7 9. Ollroy. Haynea A Montgi.niery (Criterion) Chi- ragn: (Maymarket) ('hirago 11-10. OInleller’a lioga (I.yrio) Danrille. III. UoMainltb .% Ho|i|>e (Majeatirl Dallaa; (Ma Jeatln Iloiiaton 11-10. (lenam A Thieol (County Fain San Angelo. Teg. (Ivlaaker A lllrarhhom iBMonl Bay City. MIeli Oatb. Karl A Rrina (Metrofadltan) Oklahoma City. Okla.; (Novelty) T«>l>eka. Kan.. 11 10. Granrllle ^ Rogera: Chlrago; (Tpx-adero) Chl- ragii 10 10. Gxifortb A Itnyle (Majeatle) Battle Creek. MIrh.; lBI]nul Jarkaon 11-10. Orlium A Satrh«-II (Orpheum) Chattanooga. ’TeDB.; (.\lrdoine) Birmingham. Ala., 11 10. Uordon. Chaa. W. (Family) Ijinalng, MIrb.. (Rohlnaon) Cincinnati 10-10. Oerlacb. ilr. A Mra. Carl (Rohlnaon) Rohln- ai>u. III.. 4 6; IRe<1 Mill) VIncennea, Ind., 1009 IVfODEL. 7 9 Ouy'a. Arthur I-. Novelty >tlnaire1a (Family) Warren. I’a., 4 0: (Lvric) Jaineatown, N. T., THE ONLY MACHINE ON THE MARKET THAT 7 9; (Colonial) Erie. Ca.. 11 10. DOES NOT VIBRATE. SEE IT IN OPERATION, Oanlner A Vincent (I’oH’al Worceater, Maaa.; Il'idral SprlngOeld 11-10. AND NOTE THE STEADY, CLEAR PICTURES. flam A Ivimore (Dallaa) Dallaa Tel. flylleck' Keoknk. la. Oanlner. Dick. A Anna Revere (Orrihenm) Loa For Sale at All the Leading Film Exchanges in the United States, Augelea 't 10. flruet A flruet (Majeatle) Th-nver. (Vidfrey. Hal (Onihenm) Seattle 4 16. Graunoa. Ha (Olympic) Chicago. Oorden A Marx (Oriihenml St. Can). 10-16. Gllllogxtater. Claude. A Co. (Majeatle) Dea M<>1oea. la.. 9 16. (}*lger A W’altera (Amlltorlnm) I.ynn, Maa.. (Colonial I Lawrence 11 10. Gilmore Slatera (t|aj--atlc) Knoxville. Tenn. PATHE FRERES (Badiuana. Miialcal Iflarrlck) Burlington. la. Largaut Manufacturara of Moving PIcturaa flodman. Jimmy (Howard) Itoaton flerabta. Mualcal (Vendome) Mouaton. Tag. NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS fl

Girl with the Angel Voice (American) N. T, TED SPARKS’ VAUDEVILLE All of otw laat aeaann'a bouaea. and 20 new onea are natng “SCARKS VAUDEVILLE” tbia aeaaon. If it wasn't the beat vaudeville at the money, laat aeaann'a bouaea nould not lie with ua again Ibla aeaaon. I>i>n’t thia prove to you thr.t ICa at leaat worth a Trial? We have a hig Circuit, hut ’’there's always room for one more.” Look these over carefully and do a LITTLB THINKING. KVIOHT A SEATON THE BURBANKS BELLS DOGS TOM ATTAWAY MARVELOUS ED MATHEWSON A NORTON THE 0EER8 MUSICAL BATTENS THE ALLYNS DOW AND DOW THE MARKHAMS WEYAND A BRISTOW KINO A LEE THE BAYLEYS VUSICAL BRENNANS SAMSON A SAMSON WESTON A CUSHMAN CHASE A CARMA STEIN A EARL BROWNING AND BAIER TED SPARKS VAUDEVILLE AND DRAMATIC EXC'/aNSE Lawrence. Walker (.\Ivln) ManaOeld. O. Century Bldg., loll Phono, 2428 Main. Home Phene, 6340 Main. KANSAS CITY, MO. ».,emnela. May (Imp«'rlal) Tampa. Fla. Ia*w|a. Fannie A Edward S. (Coliseum Garden) DRAMATIC PEOPLE WANTED AND FURNISHED. Cleveland. loii'ae. Vile (X. Y. Hippodrome) N. T. C. IjiCxtIte Revue (Orpheum) Denver. IjiVIne A Charian (Wonderland) Manl^nto. Minn.. 4 0: (BMou) Austin 7-10. lx>n'llaa. Three (I.ynn) I.ynn. Maaa.; (O. 11.) Xuahua. X. H.. 11 10. Now Ready! Are You ? I.arellaa. Thix-e IToeti (TjOs Angeli-a) Ix>a .\n- An Opportunity Is Now Available to All g>*lea. Lucca. Mg. Luchino (Orpheum) lem Angelea 4 IVfotion Picture EZxtiibitors I.aCIalr A Weat (Amnaenu-nt Crxy) Toronto. TO BET1ER THElie PRESENT I angdon Sc MorrIa (Broadwav) lora'n. O.. 4 0. l4itoy Broa. (Fair) Oklahoma City. Okla., J9 tVt. 9; iCryatal) Milwaukee 11-10. FILVf SERVICE laToaka. I’hll. (Elltei .San Mateo. Cal. A letter or postal will acquaint you with our proposition. ijiMoInm. Miiaica! (Maleatlc) little Riwk. .\rk.; (Majeatle) Ft. Worth. Tex.. II 10 There is no time like the present. Write today. I.Htlelield'a. Marlon, Xeaoollfana (!llppoeonant. Chaa. F. (BlJon) I/iraIn, O.; (Or- (Licensees of Motion Pic. Pat. Co.) 319 FOURTH AVE.. LOUISVILLE. KY. phenm) Alliance 11 10. lew la A- Chaiiln (Mab‘«»lc) Houaton. Tex.; (Ma Jeatic) flalveaton 11 10. I.am.'nt’a Cockatooa (Majx'atlc) Johnatown. Pa., 11 10. Levine A Levine (Majeatle) TVtndl. ievoloa. The I I'antagea) S|iokano: (I’antagea) WANTED Seattle 11 10. I sTell B'ea. I Vaudeville) Oaleahnrg. III. For week October 25th, Indianapolis. Dumb and Sensational Acta, lew-la Ch (a T. (ShiiloTt) Utica. N. Y.: (Ben netl’a) Montreal 11 10. I.nlgl I’lcari. TtoiiioIla 11 10. teU’b llaV Sc Co (Music Hall) la'wlaton. Me. lengdona. 'n»e (Mtdlue) Moline, 111.; (Main St.) I’.a.rla 11 10. LOOK LOOK LOOK I aVone A- Drew (Snri'rlae) Wash.. D. C. I.aloiia. Kr.ink .4 Jen (Fniplre) Claagow. Scot Old Soldiers Heiinion and Carnival at Clarksville, Tenn., Octolicr 11 to Unit 11 16: (llliueatromc) Mancheatcr Eng., 1«23: (Emplr.') I lver|»v>l 25 80; (Empire) 17. lUOi). Shows and Merr>-Co-Hound come on. Percent. Stands, $10.00. Hackoey, London Xov. 1-0. Lid o(T day and nifrlit. .Address all mail, Committee, OLD SOLDII'^HS (Continm'd on paite 30.) HFL'MOS’, Clarksville, Tenn.

§0LD RTYHYWMERt TIIF niI-I,IW).\Kl> >I.\KKS A SUKCIAL COMPLI.MKXTAUY ILVTK OX ADVKKTISIXG TO Ml’AinKKS OF TllK PUOFKSSIOX' OX’ PKOFFS- SIOX’AL AX’X’OrX’C'EMKXTS AX1> AT LlBFRTi CARDS. 28 e B OCTOBER «. INt.

(How-ard Graham, mgr.) Imm Fog. Howard and iand Ward. Tny Maker's Rabe, Dowling and and EDISON I A. Moving pictursa. UNDER CORRESPONDENCE. | I.awreuce, Mr. and Mr*. Jimmy Barry. Geiger IDavl* and the Great Iz-Rarge 390ct. 2. f .\N4 AS —Hells Flnto Cirrus Oct. 2: Bamum and and Walters. The Pelot*. Ja*. R. Water* and ONEOKTA.—ONEONTA THEA PRE (Fred GlI- | Ralh'V 26. (ConllinuHl from ii»se 2o.( liKition idclurea week 27. Gonlon H. Eldrid Ilen. mgr. I A Gentleman from Mlsslaalpiil Sept. CONCORD.—NEW OPERA HOUSE (I. A. beads hill week Oct. 4. EMPIRE THEATRE 127. ' Si'hlo-a. lessee; L. C. Riler. mgr.l Married for WAY UINK (Phin<*y & V*n HouIpd, mgr*.) (J. H. Rbasies, mgr.) Al. Reeve’a Slmw ’27 '29; OSWEGO.—RICHARDSON THEATRE (Frank Money Oct. 4; A Pair of Country KIda 1.3; Wil¬ S. iiK..n 0IM II0.1 O. t. 2. JKSSE J. WALI.INC.W(M>D Ol'ERA ((.hs* ls<-nliflur, mgr.l Moving plcturi-a. M. mgr.) Tbf Perry* iu Kliluat>|>em Mississippi Oct. I. list ami hi* Co, Oct. 7: Strougheart II; Mer- Star Concert Coiui>any Nov. 1; If* All on the BUFFALO.—STAR (Dr. Deter C. Cornell. ] ROCHESTER.-I.YCEI M (M. E. Wollf, i ebaut of Venice 12; Lion ami the Mona* 14; mgr.) IJlile Nemo Si-iit. 27 Oet. 2: Kyrie A FVs>l and hi* Money 18; John Orlffltb 21 22. yulet .'1. STAK tG. V. Ulijibaiit. incr. » _Mov- mgr. I For the nr*t time on any stage The Rar- , liiK iilcHirc* niitl aoiiK*. CNKICK CANVAS: Ihdlew Ovt. 4 9. LYRIC THEATRE (J. I .rler was pre*«-nled week of S)-pt. 27; The Fair THE ACME THEATRE (H. R. Mason, mgr.) UIxhIu* Wliltelcv Sho«« Oct. 12. laiiighlin. mgr.) Ward and Vokea In The Pn>- Co FM., with Elsie Janis Ort. 4 6; Otis Skin- Moving vlctiii***. UNDER CANVAS: llonre'a nioters Sept. 27 Oet. 2: Arizona 9; Wr*. I Gri-at I/>n>lon Kliows Oct. 15. CHARLESTON. — CIIAULESTON THEATRE 4 n)-r In Your Humble S.‘rv*nt 8 9: Ken Hur 11-1 Wlgg* of thw Cahliage Patch 11-16. TE( K t 16. COOK OPERA HOUSE (J. H. Finn, mgr.) ROCKY MOUNT —OPERA HOUSE. Wllllamt I'HKA'i'RE (John R. Olsbet. ingr.l The Wolf , S.'|>t. 2.'»; When Hi* Wife'* Away Oct. .My Silvers. I'uilerwootl snil Slowson, Eight .Mad I Coiii.sly Co. S.-pt. 28 Oct. 2. GEM THEATRE. 27-2!l; Eleanor Robson In The Dawn of a To- j Yaiidrville amt motion pictures. UNDER ( .\N- Hoy Jack II; Perry SiKter* 9; Ell and Jane 14; c*ps. Barry and Wolfonl. The Neapolitans. Ed. | Cuabiiian Miialcal Coiioaly Co. 10. iiiorMw Svpt. 39-(h-t. 2: Mr*. Mat. pirtur.-* week of 27. NEW NATIONAL (Har | ter and G>-i'liardt. iiiirra.) SaaKou opened 8ei)t. 23 A. Scbloss, Digr.) A Gentleman from Mlaala- 27 0ct. 2: The Queen of the Oiitlaw’a Camp ry lliirtlg. mgr.) The Wolf .3l> Oet. 2; Eleanor rlth 'I'lw P.liie Motive; Paralfal Ot-I. 9. ! Robson In Tlte Dawn of a To Morrow 4 6. CO- ; slppl Ort. 2. CRYSTAL (John E. Poade, mgr.) COLUMBIA.—COI I MRIA THEATRE (R. B. 4 9. SHEA'S IM. Shea, mgr., Henry J. Carr, asst. mgr.I Geo. Behan and Co., Harry It. I/es¬ RINTHI.AN (C. W. Coleman, mgr.) Rents Marlon and Hughe*. Blanche Dupree, Myrtla Htocka. Jr., inirr. I The 0ndoa Shows Ort. 21. Red Iiikr. I Reutfrow'x Ititr Slock Coiniiauy week of ler *a a feature w<*ek of Sept. 27. GARDEN Swi'et InnesfsHen 28; The Merrv Widow 2* ! THE.ATRE (Chaa. E. White, mgr.) Queen of | Oet. 1; Three Twin* 2. LYCEUM (W. H. j Men'* Street Fair and Carnival week of Nov. Sept. 27. (HR THEATRE (Ixtule Rallard. 8 13; W. L. West, rbairman. mirr.) Go-w Slock Co. In The Heir to the Hiairab the Jardni de I’arla Sept. 27 Oct. 2; Queen of I O’Neil, mgr. I Mortimer Snow and Co. In 8t. we.-k of 27. AUDITORIUM SKATING RINK. ; the Moulin Rouge 4 9. LAFAYETTE (Ragg | Elmo weelt of 29. and 8«*pt. 27 28; same com¬ UiieiM'd Oct. .%. LYRIC (Chaa. E. IhalkliiH. ' and Ruekl.-y, mgrs.) Yankee Dooille Girls and | pany In The Burglar and the Lady ZW-Ort. 2: uiftr.l Itert Turner. JuCKler; The Wheltcii*. .Millie Delz-oo Simt. 27.0ct. 2; Talk of the | The White 8<)nadmn week of 4. BOLTON CINCINNATL—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (J. novelty acnihat*: and Pell and Raynor, comeily Town 4 9. CONVENTION HALL (Henry L. I HAIL RINK. Roller skating. I H. Ilavlln. mgr.) Coban and llarrl* MlnstreU Kketch s<‘pt. 2112S. Artie Martella. coiiieily Meeeh. mgr.I Mme. Sehumann Helnck Oct. 8. UTICA.—MAJESTIC (Dmlley K. Kelsey, mgr.) ' with Ge'irge Evan* week of 27; Henry Miller icrohal; Mlmir and Vliuvut. comedy act; and. ARMORY HALL. Biiffalo Imlustrlal Exhibition I/»n* Rivers Sept. ‘27 28; Kyrie Bellew Ocl. 1: i Associate Players In The Servant In the lluna* Mile. Rialto, the Artlat's Dream, Sei>t. 29- Oct. 6 16; William 8tre.-t Carnival Co. 18 '23. Maude Adama In What Every Woman Knows 2; week of Oct. .3. LYRIC (Jame* E. Fennessy, Oct. 2. van DO.ME. ITlnccs* Suzanne, Apollo Quar¬ Ren Hnr 4 6. ORPHEUM (Ford 8. Atiileraon, ^ nigr.) Girl* week of Sept. 27; Going Soma KIBKSVILLE. — HARRINGTON THEATRE tette, Illustrated songs and moving olctiires. mgr.) The Musical Tovs; Joe Mole, cometly cy ' week of Oct. 3. OLYMPIC (Geo. F. A L. (Herbert S. Swaney. initr,) The Blue Moiiae , HIl’l’ODROME. Joe IVTellem and Co.. Great ,cllst: Verone and Houaton. singing and dancing j Forepangb Fl*h. mgrs.) The Forepaugh Stock S«-|>t. .'Ml; Kinir of Kokomo Oct. 2. i Sellinann, moving pictures and songs week of act: Mias Emma Gurley, Illustrated song*, and Company In Rtflle* week of Sept. asms Sept. 27. MONTANA. I moving picturea. HIPPODROME (P. F. Clancy, company In The prince Chap week of Oct. S. JOHN S. RICHARDSON. mgr.) Malxd and Jack Price, comedy sketch; W.^I.NIT (Harry K. Shockley, resident mgr.) BOZEMAN.—BOZEMAN OPERA HOUSE (A. ; BROOKLYN.—MONTAUK TnE.ATRE (F/1. The Woodford Sister*, musical act: Fred Wei- | The OIngerbread Man week of Sept. 27; ‘Pi* R. CuttluK. mgr.) IjO Oct. 8. t Trail, mgr.) Grace George in Tlie Woman’s come, equilibrist; Jo*ei>h Quinn. Illustrated : Time, the Place and the Olrl week of Oct. NEBRASKA. Way ns-ek of 27; Wm. H. Crane week of 4. song* and moving pisfnre*. STAR THEATRE 3. COI.UMRI.k (Ziegler A Anderson, mgrs.) M.A.IKSTIC (W. C. Fridley, mgr.) Ja*. T. (Mr. Collin*, mgr.l A’andevltle *nd moving pic- I Open* amm. HEUCK'S OPERA HOI'SE (Geo. OMAHA.—BOYD THEATRE (E. J. Mona¬ Powers In Havana week of 27: The Motor Olrl ture* week of 27. THEATORIUM (Jo*. Ball. I Henck. mgr.) The Cowboy Olrl we«-k of Sept. ghan. mgr.) Teuipeat ami Sunablne S**l)t. 26; week of 4. TEI.LER’S BROADWAY TTIE mgr.) Picture* and aongs. ALHAMBRA (Henry ; 27: The Girl from the U. 8. A. week of Oct. The Golden Girl .Vl (Vt. 2: S. Miller Kent In .ATRE tI.eo C. Teller, mgr. I Joe Weber’s Stock l.nx. 1r.. mgr.) Morlng pictures. UTICA PAI.M 3. LYCEUM (George Henck. mgr.) The Hol¬ A Dry Town 3 8. BURWOOD THEATRE (E. Co. vve«>k of 27: The Thief we.-k of 4. THE garden (Wm. Anderson, mgr.) VaudevlUe. den Stock Company In No Mother to Ouhle Her 1... Jolinaon. mgr.) Mr. Ix>de of Koal Sitit. 26- FULTON (Wm. Trlmhom. mgr.) High cl*** ('OI.UMRIA MUSIC HALL (Sam Outat*ct. 2. KRUG THEATRE vaudeville. COI’RT THE.VTRE (M. T. Middle \ aiHlevlIle. Shadow of the Gallows week of 0«t. 8. (I8>C. Bria-d. mgr.) Money and the Woman Sept, i ton. mgr.) River Pirates week of 27; The PEOPLE'S (James E. Fenne**y, mgr.) Ed 26.2!); Blaliop’a Carriage IMI-Oct. 2; Chei’kera 3 ' Clansiuan week of 4. AMPHION (J. J. WII- NORTH CAROLINA. mond Hayes In The Umpire week of Sept. 27; and week. ORPHEU.M THEATRE (Wm. P. i ll.ams. mgr.) S|>orting Deacon week of 27. CHARLOTTE.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC (John Star Show Olrl* week of Oct. 3. STANDARD Byrne, mgr. I Wm. H. T’lomiaein. Selma Braatz, Cecil Sismner week of 4. ORPHEUM (Frank L. Crovo. mgr.) A Oenlleman from Mlsslaalppl > (Frank J. Clements, mgr.) Vanity Fair Bur- Jullua Tanneu, The Camille Trio, (Jiilnlan and Kllholtz, mgr. I High-class vaudeville. CBE8-I 1; Strongh.*art 5. CASINO (J. Tate lesijuera week of Sept. 27: Dalntv Duchess .Mack. WimhI* and WihmI* Trio, The Kempa, and CENT (Lew Parker, mgr.) Creacent Stock On. I Powell, mgr.) Vzadevllle. STAR (Jack Wheeler, i we.k of Oct. 3 AUDITORIUM (W. J. C« KliKMlrume 26 and week. GREI:NP0INT (Peneillct Rlatt. mgr.) High-I mgr.) Vsnde-IIle and moving plctnrea. AIR-| n^'ld. mrr.) Vaudeville and motioo pictures. H. J. ROOT. , class vaudeville. GOTHAM (Pauline H. Bovle. dome (Onrlls Wlehe. mgr.) Vaudeville. ALA- I NFW ROBINSON'S (Harold Moran, mgr.) Vtn- BEATRICE.—NEW PADDOCK THEATRE mgr.) For)***.McAlister Stock Co. PAYTON'S I MO (Ja*. Walker, mgr.) Vaudeville. THEATO devtlle and motion plctnrea. AMERICAN (Harry (Fulton and Power*, mgr*.) The Wolf Sept. (Jo*. I'ayfon. mgr.) Corv Payton Stock Co. i S. .Miller Kent In A i)ry Town 28; The Rtal GRAND OPERA HOCSE )J. H. Springer, mgr.) ' Mill Oct. 19; A Stuhlmro Cimlerella 21; Ada •A Knight for a Day week of 27. EMPIRE Mead 29. LYRIC (Mr*. Rigbter, mgr.) Van- | Geo. McManus, mgr.) The Jardin de Parle devllle and moving idctiirew. G'rl* week of 4. CASINO (Chaa. Daniel*, NORFOLK.—ACDnORIU.M (M. W. Jencks, j mgr.) The Brigadier* week of 4. KEENEY’S mgr.) Emnnd Carivdl Stock Co. Sept. 20 25; . (Fr.tnk Keeney, mgr.) Vaudeville. BIJOU Lyu.an Twin* 28; The Iloune of a Thousand ; (Walter D. Nealand, mgr.) Shubert Stock Co. Candle* Oct. 1; Montana 4; lYie Girl and the ST.AR (Wm. Beebe, mgr.) Rice and Barton'* StsniiM>dc 7. big Gaiety Co. week of 27. GAYETY THE¬ NURASKA CITY.—OVERI.AND THEATRE ATRE (Ja*. Clark, tngr.) Gay Masqueraders (Cba*. Rolf, mgr.) The Wolf Sept. 29. Nebras¬ The Best Judges week of 27. ROY.AL (Geo. Sobenck. tngr.) Van- ka City St.e LI*ter St(K-k Company week of Declare That Our Sept. 27; Will. Hugh Company Oct. 11; The Blue AUBURN.—BURTI8 AUDITORIUM (John N. ' .Mouse 19; Two Merry Tram|>a 21; David War¬ Robs. mgr. I The Only Ijw Sejit. 22: Going wick 23; Lyman Twins 28. Some Oct. 7. BURTIS OPERA HOUSE (Wal- , lace Amusement O., ingrs.) Vaudeville In- 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE. I eluding Etiiel Desmond, singing; Zeek and Givek, | MANCHESTER.—NEW PARK THEATRE (J. I singing and dancing; Will .Monahan, nionologlst; ' R. Sheehan, mgr.) A Girl of the Mountain* Oct. Relir. Clayton and Relff, singing and dancing; I; A Broken Idol 2; The Volunte<*r Organist Gregg'* Circle of Death, and RartlBco|)e week 4 6; The White Si)«adron 8-9. NICKEL (Manuel Sept. 27. ILVI'PYLAND (Ed. Slmpaon, mgr.) Premier Film Service Ixirenger. mgr.) Songs, muring picture* and Vaudeville Including Harry Rlgo and Co.. Italian vaudeville. haridst and singing; Alex Thomas, strong man; NAgHUA. — NASHUA THEATRE (A. H. Rice and Dell, sketch; George B. Tucker. Illiia- i Davl*. mgr.) Tlie Girl of the Golden West Sept. trated songs and motion picture* week of sie|)t. Is expressive of the desires of Particular Moving Pic¬ 20; Ih-adwiKMl Dick’s Last Shot 22; The Final 27. MOTION WORLD (E. R. Day. mgr.) EsteU.e Settlement ‘25; The Traveling Salesman '29; Pere. triple tongue comet soloist; moving pic- , The White Sguaw Oct. 2. tnres and Illustrated song* week of Sept. 27. . JFFFERSON (Rel* Circuit f'o., IcsM-es and ture Theatres. By “The Best Judges’* we mean NEW JERSEY. mgrs.) East I.ynw Sept. 28; Ma’s New Hnstiand ATLANTIC CITY.—APOLl.O THEATRE (F. Sept. SO; I.ena River* Oct. 2: Traev. the Out- Moore, mgr.) The Village Parson Sept. 27-28; ; law Oct. 6. DREAMLAND AND THEATOR- ' The Heir to the Hoorah ‘29 30; James K. Hack- 1 lUM. Moving picture*. Exhibitors that seek and install the Film Service of ett In Samson Oct. 12. YOUNG'S PIER THEA¬ CORTLAND.—CORTI.ASD OPERA HOUSE TRE. Joe Hart's Pantomime Com|>any, Julie (L. M. Dillon, mgr.) Havana Sept. '29. STAR Ring aiul Co.. Klein. Ott Brothers and Nichol¬ , and PICTORICM. Moving pictup-a and songs. the Highest Class. son. Enelie Beiiuor, Nlblo and Riley, Evan DAK8VILLE.—THEATORICM (E. B. Crid Evans, Herry Brothers and moving picture* ler. mirr.) Moving picture* and song* along wi-ek of 8“)>t. 27. SAVOY (Harry Brown, mgr.) with vaudeville. HECKMAN OPERA HOUSE Tallmt and M*n*on. Miller and Mack. Mabel (L. n. Heckman, mgr.) Ma’s New Husband , We have added many of the most prominent and White, May Addison. Joseph Moreland and mov¬ I Sept. 21. I ing pictnn-s week of Sept. 27. CRITERION ELMIRA.—LYCEUM (Rel* Circuit Co., mgrs.) THEATRE. Brlndamonr. Windsor McCay. Dunn Norman Hackett In Bean Brummel Seid. 23; highest class theatres to our list of customers. These and Francis. Hathawsy ami Slegal. The Nevar- Texas 25; Kirk Brown 27 Oet. 2. MOZART (O. ro*. I/mg Sister*. Musical Kiel** and moving W. Middleton, mgr.) Sevengala. Borden. Zeno picture* wiek of S*-pt. 27. YOUNG’S NEW snd Hadden Bros., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorne. I'lER. Bloekson and Bum*. Williams and Mel- Tom and Edith Almcnd. Fentelle and Carr, are critics whose approval is only gotten by cornering it. lioorne, Walter Franklin. Winston’s Seal* and T.ayito and Benjamin and motion picture* 27- moving picture* week of Sept. 27. STEEL Oet 2. BIALTO (F. W. McConnell, mgr.) Ray- PIER. Band concerts and moving picture*. mond. Ross and I/-e. .Marie Bell, Maude Brncs, STEKPI.ECHASE PIER. Moving pictures and ! TrKle Bennett, lottle Fayette. May Nellson. There’s a Reason—Better find out and become the song* SHEA SHELL. HUBIN. ELITE. LUNA, Max Bruim and Blaltoscope 27 Oct. 2. HAPPY FRANK’S. LYRIC. Moving picture* and song*. HOUR (Ira Vanidemark. mgr.) Clifton and ATI ANTIC GARDEN. Cloned Sept. 25. CREA¬ Rum*. Mnslcil Cotta*. Joseph Oaultiilrl. Josef man who knows. TION. Closed Sept. 25. MILLIE CHRISTINE. Samuels, W. H. Rpiwn and motion picture* 27- Closi-d Se|it. 2.'>. Oet '2 FRANK B. HUBIN. GLENS FALLS.—EMPIRE (Ja*. A. Holden, BAYONNE.—OPERA HOUSE (A. 11. Wood*, mgr.) Robin IBssl Se[it. ‘27; Three Twin* 39; Paul Gilmore In The Call of the North Oet. 1. le****-; W. .Miller, mgr.) Week of '27. Crs*. K. Chamidin Stock Comiiany In ret>ertolre, a* fol¬ FAIRYI.A.VD (J. W. Ludlow, mgr.) Vaudeville. low*: An Old Sweetheart of Mine. The Power* BIJOU (Mr. Shnekett. mgr.) Moving plctnrea. I WOHI.n IN MOTION (Ford and Doran, mgr*.) That Be. Tlie Royal Mount*-d. The I’anther. The Motion pletiire* and ar>ngH. WONDERLAND Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. U|>*.aiid Down* of Life, The Straight Way. The (Mr. Eaatman. mgr.I rio*elc Say re*, mgr. I Linll Berls German Comic OiH-ra Co. snl Co.. 1/Van Trio. Burke Teiihroke and Co., end H'-rr Franz Mels«-1 S»*pt. '27 ‘29. Felwln when you cau join and salary In Ural lelN-r. Adilres* JNO. C. WALKER, Managtr 918 A. St. 27-’2!)- Gov I’.afes post Oct. 4 5: O'n-en of Patchv* Clair Avenue, East Bt. Louia, III. 6; Havana w.*k 11. PIUM’TOK’S THEATRE K'S'gh and Co., Clyto and Sylvester. I/-oiiard Vv Sililtb. mirri. in** nurnmr n**|n. iiir- Kl'.w.r of 111** U.nrli »*. ORIMIKUM (W.*liih I'riB. mirrit.) MfXinit and M**xla*, Clark and Titrui’r. lira*-** l><*xti*r. lloriH*, Virginia K**rn lliilior. liiiab llar- Fuv me nothina for my in-truetion or n.fvic-e. Sendai* (■••r uud <’o.. iiiovliii: |>loturt*a and »<>ihb wi**>k DO money. Oet ahead. Write right now. f '.'7. I.YUIC (K. A. Ilartai'll, ingr.) .Moving CHAUI.r.S F. KLMOBF. Princliml oli-liir*-"* BLAHCHE8TEK.- OI*KUA IIOCSK (Ilain.-r CorTee|KHip**nii (li tolwr b wltb I»anlt*l Boone ■ .n tb** Trail. Illt;:.VMl.AM» Wood, mgr.) Motion pli-tiir*-a and uiiiali-al k|MTlaltlca. MA- JKSTM’ liINK (li c. Weat. mgr.) I'lafln* at- And a Great Many Know that *unard Kli-teher, ('laiide iiid I'annie Caber, Jaux'a and Sadie I^eonanl ETNA zt aro Originaio's and Manu- and KIrliaril Anderaon, Lillian Sliaw, Selboii'a 1>aln*-d Cat'. Boaltino and Stevena and An Wb facturirs of the Famous teraon and (loliiea week of 27. HKHI STRERT (C. W. Hal tier, mgr.) Biiater Brown 8<*pt. 27 ^ Enamel Baked Tinsel JS); The C»)«tMi.v and tb«‘ Thief Sept. iJD-Oet. i. ’ (J.XYFn'Y t.Y. 1,. Wlawell, mgr.) Fred Ir BLUE LABEL Isg W Pennants. wtn'a MajeatW-a S*-pt. 27‘J!>: London Bellea Sept. 3(1 Oct. 2. MUMORIAL HALL. Souaa'a Band pennanta have proved Oct. 4. >-<•* to be the moat aalable and CANAL DOVER.—I'lKK THF.ATRE (J. E. prolttable article of the aeaaon. When dlaplayed .Yllnian, mgr.) Vaudevtile and motion picturea. ut Carnlvala. Faira and all kinda of gatberinga, BKi l-YtCR «*I’KRA HOCSK (W. 11. Cox. mgr. I they aell tbeniaelvea, their brilliancy cannot be Tempeat and Sniialitne Sept. 2.); The Lily and CARBONS overlooked. On notice we make pennanta for the Prince Oct. 4; Married for Money b. any occaaion you may wiab. We carry a com- CAMBRIDOE.—COLO .MAI. (Cbaa. A Geo. idete line of the latent noTeltlea fur Camlrala Hammond, nigra.) Wlna-liMk'a Imll.an Band 1b, and Street Fair**, slao Wbliia. Balloona. Rubber Norman llarkett In Beau Briimmel IV-t. 2: lale DO AWAY WITH ALL TROUBLE Gooda. Blowouta. Slapperg. Duatera. Canea, Con¬ of Spice 4; Marrl***! for Money 6; The Wivrld fetti. Beala. Bracelets, and China noveltiea. and a Woman 7; Polly of the Clrcua 13. OR Prompt attention la given to all ordera. Write PHFIC.M (Cbaa. A G**o. Hammimd. mgra.) Von for our catalogue. RUDOLPH BROS., 620 So. Oell and Roaell, Mile. Frnaee, Martlnex and &th St.. PhiladelphU. Pa. I.angd >n and othera ni-ek of S*‘|it. 27, PRl.N- CF-SS (Taylor A Clark. mgr>.l Motion picturea and aonga. -: WANTED:- DEFIANCE.—CITIZE.N'S OPERA HOCSE. Aa WHY? I'old In the Hllla S<'|>t. ‘22; Saul of Taraut Oct. 1. THEY GIVE A SILVERY, DAZZUNG UGHT. Advance Man Wbn can wild cat. route and book. Miut be familiar with Ky.. Tenn.. Va. ami the Caro- 2. THEY STAND UP UNDER EXTRAORDINARY lliiaa. Muat uae bruab and not afraid of work. .Man for cbaractera. general buain(*aa to double TESTS. tuba or baaa drum. Addreaa REUBEN, THE COUNTRY KID CO., Point Pleaaant, W. Va. 3. THEY DO NOT “PENCIL” UKE INFERIOR MAKES. Ladies Orchestra 4. THEY ARE MADE IN SWITZERLAND BY MEN 15 PIECES WHO KNOW HOW TO MAKE THEM. First-claaa. for atock theatre, Taudeville, melo drama or hlgh clasa hotel or department ator*. 5. THEY ARE PRACTICALLY NOISELESS. EUGENE DIAL, Delaware Hotel, Chicago. 6. THEY BURN ALL THE TIME EVENLY. Wanted--Agent Who can book, route and use bruab. Long sea- aon to aober. reliable man. Fletcher Smith, Taylor Alton, wire BROWNLEE AND REED, Oct. 7, Hector, Minn.; 8, Olivia; 6 Sacra* It Don’t Make Any Difference What Heart; 11, Granite Falla. Machine or Current Saving

Device You Use And Money-maker for coming Beaaon. A atraigbt barncaae*! AERIAL PLANE FLYTNG MACHINE amusement ride. For deecriptlve booklet, ap- The ETNA BLUE LABEL CARBONS will give you bet¬ l>ly to R. DRESSLER, Coney lal&nd, N. T. ter dollar-for-dollar value than any Carbon ever produced! FOR SALE LOOK HERE, MR. M. P. THEATRE MANAGER, Moviofi Picture Theatre Grnid location in New York City. Other dntiea stop kicking at the operator for his incompetence; he does the demand my attention. Addreaa PROFITABLB, care The Billboard, 1440 Broadway, New York. best he can. Give him ETNA BLUE LABEL CARBONS, and your light troubles will cease; and, confidentially, old chap, Aiuoufr our aatisfied patrons an* Lilly Lena, you WON’T hear any more grumbling from your audience— The Village C'bolr and numerona othera: excln- alrc atylea a ap**cialty. FBED. L. MYERS, and a satisfied audience is what makes your 27-29-81 Front St.. Rocheater, N. Y. Cut tbit $UCCE$$. *iut for future reference. Everv’ minute that you burn anything but the ETNA BLUE LABEL CARBONS you lose money. Good films are essen¬ tial, but the l>est are sjKiiled with ixxir Carlxms. Fargo, Okla., Oct. 11; Gage, 12; Sbattuck, 13; Can you Mieve your own judgment ? Then trv’ a sample Arnot. 14. KENNEDY BROS. SHOWS. SKATES -Henley pattern, repalra and complete pair—1*5 cents prepaid. Wliat will it l)e, the old, unsatisfac- outfit. IncludlDg charter, Cooytiv'a Kite. Mill's Kinboaaiug machine, Trtcka. etc. A bargain. Want***!. Cuff anl Marm, Tin* .tilvenlureaa. Tales t'le S<‘an'hllgbt Told, the Coiint»>rfelter8, l(xsc cixsts you moix'v. W rite, anti do it right now. The Female Highwayman, Nero and the Burn¬ ing of Home. The VVages of Sin. Esca(>ed from Slog Sing. The Bas**ball Kan. and 4 couienditlou; all titled. Will sell one or more n't*1 at 812 eai h. l.'> s<‘ta aong alidea with music. 8'2 a set. Will send C. O. !>., subject to examination If ex^resa chargaa are giiarant.'.*.l. JOHN CROWLEY. Box 26. GERMAN-AMERICAN Calumet, Michigan.

WANTED Goo*! shows for one night or week. (oMxl show town. Seating capacity MHi. l*t>oi>le ELECTRIC COMPANY are show hiingrv. Stage 4(>x.'p(t. Write W'. T. STARKER. Mgr. Opera House. Walnut Ridga. 110 West 14th Street NEW YORK Ark. Poixilatlon .*>.000. Three railroads. W’ANTED Ka' to ‘JtXi pairs Rlchanlaon st'cond baiKl roller skates. State lowest orlcs's. Also tsnnlitlou of skat**s. Address JAMES P. MOR¬ TON, Gen. Del., Eau CIai:e. Wis. Marvin Bro*. (Beiinrtt'a) Hamilton. Ont., Can. OtU. Ellla Prortor (Shea'a) Bnffalo 11 16. ROUTES Melnotte Tu'lna A Clay Smith (Prootor'a) A1 O'Neil, Nance iCham-'K) Waah., D. C., 11 16. biiny. N. Y.; iSbiilHTt) Ctlra 11-1B. Or.avs. The (Eiiipire) Butte. Mont. (Continued from page 27.) Ma‘a)li|unrtera for ela-ap Jew lliial KlehmcMd. Ind.. 11 16. | (Novelty) To|M-ka. Kan., 11-16. O’Day. Ida. A Co. (Clhambra) N. Y. C. Walehcs, Cutlery, 0|s‘ra Glasses, etc. LalGenr, Joi-. A Chiciulta (Majeatlr) Mont- | Ue.Ver Brt>a. (I'auta;;ee) Sarramento, Cal.. 11 16. Philllpa. It. C. (Marvell Birmingham, Ala. (oiuery, Ala.; (Majeatic) I.Ittle Kheimi) San Franolaoo. Plunk.-tt A BItta (Comique) Augusta, Mr.; l^inhardt, AI. fllolilnaon) Cincinnati; (Air- I Moore. Tom Ac Starla (Ameiiran) San I'rau- (silver) Watervllle 11 16. dome) Kokomo. Ind.. 11-16. | ciaco; (Grand) Sarramento, Cal.. 10-16. Po|s-. J. ('.. A Dog (Poll'a) Ilartfonl. Conn.; LeAridera. The (BeuiietCa) .Montreal; (Bennett'a) MrOreevy, .Mr. A .Mia. Jark (Sbindler'a) Chi (Poll’s) Wllkea Barre. II 16 Whl|>s, (ias anil Whistle IlalliHiua. BJowouta. Ottawa 11 16. I raito. Phllll|m A .Newell (Ori.heum) Wichita. Kao. Slnp|s-rs, Confetti Dusters. Jap Canes. IMisli Lore A I-ure (Tn-nt) Trenton. N. J.; (Audi- 1 Moiitambo A Bartell (BIJoii) Jackann, MIoh.; ITekena, Artbu) J.. A Co. (PriK'tor'a) Newark. Purses, BlldHii) Badge No\elt|es, Rulilier Balia, torluiii) I.ynn. Maaa., 11-16. (Ma>‘allo) Ann Arbor 11-16. N. J.; N Y. C.. 11 16. lilsss Novelties, Bead Necklavvs aud Bsad Loralue. Oarar (Keltb’a) Coluuibua, O.; (I.yric) Martell. Mazle iKoyal) Ft. Worth. Tex. Petrhiug Broa. (Jeffera'I Saginaw, MIrh.; (Ill Cbaiua. Daytoi 11 16. tiark. Flo.vd (Orpbeiim) Tampa. Fla.; (Majea- Jou) Mint II 16. Lao. Arthur (Ca. Samuel p. (I'a)))lly) Sharon, Pa., 4 6. De|s>alt reqiiip'd uu all C. O. D. rick) Norrlatowu 11-16. Mlllman Trio (Majeatlr) Cblraito II 16. (Family) New Castle 7 0. Loiale A Tilly (Majeatic) Milwaukee; (Ma¬ Me«-h liiternatlon TYlo (MaJ'-atlc) Fort Worth. I'earre Slaters. Thna* (Gratall Graud ITirka. S. jeatlr) ChlraRo 11-H«. Tex.; (Majeatlr) Ilallaa II 16. D.; IGraml) Fargo II 16. Lealle. Bert. A Co. (Maryland) Baltimore; Mun>by. Whitman A Co. (loa Aneelea) Loa An Perry A While i()r|>henu)) Kanaaa (Tty; (.Ma¬ (Grand) Plttaburg 11-16. jrelea; ((Jiie<‘n'al San Dlepo 11-16. jeatlr) Ih-a MoIim s. la . 11 16. Lons. Warr)‘n E. (Vembane) Buffalo; (Lum Mairiiaiila. Four (Family) York. Pa Patrlo" (Columbia) St. I<'nlM. berg'a) Niagara Falla 11 13; (Family) St. Montroae. Belle lOn>heiiiii) Sioux City. la.; Permane Bn-a. (<)ri>h‘i))n) New Orb-ana 4 16. Catberin-u). Ont., Can.. 14-16. lOr|dieiim) Omaha 11-16. Pe|)iM-r Twina (Creaei-nt) Iboneati-ad. Pa. LelxhtonH. Thna- (Majeatic) Cblrago; (Columbia) Moffet A Clare (Olympic) ChlraRo; (Grand) In- Pelot, Fissl A Annie (Celonlal) lawo-ms*. Maaa.; St. Ix.ulH 10 16. dlanaimlla 11-16. (Keith's) Pri«vldem-e. B. I.. 11-16. LelVat. Frank (Alrar.ar) Maraellli-a. France 5- Marahall, Dolly (Majeatlr) Ann Arbor, MIrh.; Pucka. Twn (poll'a) Worcester. Ma«a. 23; (Caalno) Toulon 22 29; (Alhambra) Ion- (JeffenO SaRinaw 11-16. Pantier, I-ena (Orpheuui) Ogden. Utah; (Or don Nov. I-.3)). .Martlnettl? A Sylveater (On>beum) Portland, pheum) D«'i)ver 11-16. long. Karl (Family) Tomag))a, Pa. Ore. P«-Iiler. Jik- (Gaiety) Ih-irtdI. .4rr the only iwople outside of New York that LaVIne. Geni-ral E^lward )Or|iheum) Seattle; Munihy, Mr. A Mra. Mark (Or|ibeum) Allen Pauline (American) Chicago. BUY. oElL and bent (Ori»heum) IHtrtland. Ore., 11-16. town. Pa.; (Orpheiiin) HarrlaburR 11-16. PetiT the Gre.at (Kaon Slatera (Bljon) Jark- Pollird. Daphne (.(nierl ani N. Y. C. OB EVCf»Y DCSCAiP^lOe*. aon. Mlrn.; (Majeatlr) Ami Arbor 11-16. Paul. George. A Co. (Miles) Mlnne.aiiolla. LeorK«ra. l-aBelle (Scenic Temple) Wllllmantlc. .Marnbliii. I.iiIrI (Beiinett'a) Ottawa. Can.; (Ben- Quigley I’.p>a. (Keith's) Pnirldeurv, K. I.; Ijidles ami Geutlemen's hue clothing for street Gonn. netCa) Hamilton 11-16. (Keith’s) Boaton 11 16. ami eveulug wear. Dress Suits, Priuce Allierta, lofayettea. Two (Star) Marietta. O. May. Kthel (Dallaa) Dallaa. Tex. Quinn A .Mitchell (.Shea's) Buffalo; (Shea'a) Eveuing Dp-ssi-s. etc. Grease Paints aud Make- Leater, Nina (Comique) Barre. Vt. Morarta. Fred A Eva (Maji-atir) Ann Arbor, Toronto 11-16. Up materials of all kimis. Wigs. Jewelry. Lealle, Geo, W. (Palace) Chicago 4-6; (ITlncl- MIrh.: (Jeffera) Satclnaw 11-16. Quick. .Mr. Gma-niadiit) Brooklyn; (Trent) Tren Siu-m-ry, ppqis, S)sM'iallles. Soubrette Dreeeea. |iall Chicago 7 9. Morrell. Frank (Hammerateln'a) N. T. C.; ton. N. J.. 11 16. Character Stuff of every Imagluable kind. Laaky'a At the Country Club (Ori(heum) Loa (Ciaik'a) Itorheater 11-16. QuI'ilan A Mack (Oriihir.m) Mlnm a|ailla; (Do Wa oan’t ba baal on p-icaa. A)igeli-a 4 16. Maxliii'a Mialela (Onheum) Seattle; (Or|iheum) iiilnioni Wiiini|H-g. Can.. 11 16. Laaky'a Iii)i>edal Mualclana (Cook a) Bocbea Portland. Ore., 11-16. Quinn Br'ia. (Empire) Ironton () ter. N. Y. _ . Moore. Ge-i. Aiiatin (Grand) Syraruae, N. T.; Bay. J. J. tl). Il l Mayville, V. la. S. R. CAMERON 6- CO . I.«aky'a Planophlenda (Temple) Ib-trolt. (Colonial) N. Y. C.. 11-16. Beavoa. Boe (MaJ<‘atlrl Ch.arleaton. 8. C. 1447 Bo. State Street. Chioago, lU. Laakv'a At the Wablorf (S))ea’B) Buffalo. Malvern Trouiw* (Majeatlr) Seattle. Rowland. Juggler (Expoaltlon) Bio de Janeiro. Laaky'a The Song S1h*p (Gre»-uia)lul) Brooklyn. Tel. IStuglaa 1946. Cut out this Ad. save It. Morrla A Morton (WaabiiiRtou) Siukane; (Ma- Brazil. S. Indef. Upplnrott'a, The (Mualc Hall) Uwlatou. .Me. No calaloguiw No liatnirles answetvil unless you Jeatlr) Seattle 11 16. Rochefort A Ma.v (O. H.) Huntingiluu. Pa.. 4 6; state what's wai)ten 7 9. Monti'eal. Can., 11-16. Rosa, Walter (llliqaalroiiiel Jcffi-riainville. Ind. (Los Ang)‘leal I..0S .Cngeli-a II 16. Moore. Davey A Pony IOri>beumi ORden, Utah; Loll A I-o»e (BIJou) Ann Arln.r. MIrh. Biitbalge. I liny 1'.. A Co. lOlyuiplei Grand (Orpheiim) Denver 11-16. Rapida. Mich.; (Majestic) D-tn.lt 11-16. |-^WMITE VALLEY 7^ Leone A Dale (Mozart) I-anraater, Pa. MontRoiiiery A Healey Slatera (Orpbeum) Butte; LaKaub A S-ottle (Siirprlae) .\lexandrl. Va. Rogers. Fraud (Oriiheumi Sioux City, la.; (Ma¬ (Oniheiiui) Snokane 10-16. jestic) IVa Moines 10 16. Lorettaa. Four (Idea) Fond du I-ar. Wl». Marart A Bradford (Temide) Detroit (Cook's) LaTow. Dolly (Corn Carnival) KorkvUIe, Ind.; RotsTta. Dainty June, A Co. (Orpbeum) /anea- Ibx'heater 11-16. Jcstlc) Ft. Worth. Tex.. 11 16. (Com (arnlval) Gibson, Ill.. 1117. Mueller A Mueller (Varletlea) Canton. Ill.; (I-y- Rotwrta, Dainty June, A Co. (Orpheum) Zalna- League. Archie. A Frieda E. Held (Family) rlr) Danville 11 16. vllle, O.; (Oriibimiii) Portsmouth. O.. 11-13; Barle-rtou. (».. 4 6: (I.iina) Akron 7 9; (Hlp- Mr.\voy, Dirk A .Mlt^ (Star) Seattle. (Ori>heunil Huutiugton. W. Va.. 14 16. (MHlrom. ) New Philadelphia 11-13; (Alrdome) McCloakey. John (Orpheuui) Evanaville, Ind.; Richardsons. TTiree (Lyric) Motille, Ala.; (Ma¬ Uhrlrhavllle 14 16. (Mary Anderaon) I oulavllle 10-16. jestic) l4‘Xlngtnn. Ky.. 11-16. I.ansings. Th.- (Crxst.al) San Angelo, Tex., MrCalliim'a Sunny South (Orpbeum) Omaha; Romany Opera Co. (lyric) Newark. N. J. 4 6; (White City) Ballinger 7 9. I (Ondieuni) Kanaaa City. Mo.. 10-16. .No il« IKt Gem No IAS iwi Roas. Ee (PoH’a) Sprlugheld. Maaa.; Roatow A Kap|>o Sisters (Mab'stlc) Toronto. a> d retain tirBllan-y jestic) Maillsoii. Win.. 11 16. (Poll'al Hartford, Conn.. 11-16. , Roma. Bimi (Majestic) Ih-s Moluea. la.. 10-16. We w»nt y a t4ve e thee# aema—we will pay all sa- (..ester the Gri'sl (II imiiu-rst dii's) N. Y. C. ■ Mark. Wilbur (Orpheiim) Salt l.ake City, Utah; Rogers. Will (ShulM-rt) Utica. N. Y.; (Shea'a) penaea for yoa see them Levi. Msiirliv. A Ills Baud (Plaza) N. Y. C. (Ondiemn) Oirden 11-16. Bnffalo 11-16. OUR PROPOSITION Levitan A Mahouy (Plaza) N. Y. C. ] Mamdl A Senett (Columbia) St. I.oi!la. ■ Ritchie, Gertie (O. H.) Greenville, O.; (Or- Linton. Toll). A His Jungle Girls (Unique) We will ernd yoa either rings nr stud ll'sitr-itail ; MrNally A Stenart (.Marvel) Knoxville. Tenn. pheum) Foatorla 11-16. by expreaa CO D . all charges ragrailv-with priv Mi)iDea|>olla. ' Munnell. C. Wlndaor (Benjamln'ai Minneapolla. Rago. Mysterious (Family) I^anslng, Mich. lle^ ot eaamlnatlon Latell. Ell. t-tmerlcali) X. Y’. C. Monla. Billy. A Sherwood Slatera (Temple) (Robinson) Cincinnati K) 1i If yoa like It pay the expreaa man—If yoa don't, LeClair A Sampson (Grpheum) Newark, O. I Grar^ Baplda, Mich.; (I.siklyn 11-16. mond moantinga t^SRND FgR BOOKLn'. Lester, Harry B. tShea's) Toronto. I Reed Bpia. (Orirlreum) Kansas City. 11-16. WHITE TAUJCT OEM (X).. Lewers A Mitchell (Majestic) Johnstown, Pa. Roblnsr>n, Blossom (Dallas) Dallas. Tex. P. O. Box 1411. ladiaaapaUa. laE McDonald A Carlyle (Fritz’s) lortland, Gre. ; Rumalne, Julia, A Tom Fitch (Dallas) Dallaa. McSorlev A Eleanore I Fritz’s) Portland. Ore. Tex. Haiwiuerla Slaters, Three (A. Y’. P. Expo.) 3e Rnllo. the I.imit (Oklabon)a State Fain Okla- tttle. I h.rma City, Okla. Missey A Kramer tPeruchl-Oypzene) Tampa, i Rajan, John (Orph)‘um) Chllllcothe. O. Fla. I Ray A Ray (Grand) Pueblo, Colo.; (Piinceaa) Mllmars. The. A Baby June (Oriental Vil¬ I Wichita. Kan., 11-16. lage. A. Y. P. Expo.) 8«‘attle. . RoN>rts A Downey (Pantag<-s) Portland, Ore.; First-Class Dramatic Morau A Wlwr (Varlete) Prague. Austria, Oct. (Pantages) Ssn Francisco 10-16 1-15; (Krystal Palast) Leipzig. Ger.. 16-31; Rlanos. Four (Temple) Detroit; (Cook’s) Ibs-h and Musical Companies Circus Varlete) Rotterdam. Holland, Nov., ester. N Y., II-IO. 114. 1 Renshaw, Bert (Phllll|>a) Ft. Worth. Tex. For oitluT week or single iiijjht staiuis ; Readings. Four (American) St. I ouls I Ray no’s B)ill Dogs (Or|ihenm) Bpwklyn; (AI in Airdoinc. Full ojicn time for I han)bra) N. Y. C. PAUL BAUWENS . Richards A Chubb (Star) Ibrcbester, N. Y.; balance of season. Seatiriff raiwirity, i (pastime) Penn Yan 11 16. 1,(KK). Fopulation, 5,(MM). (lood (“The Show Me Boy.”) Ra.vmond, Ruby. A Co. (Onda-nm) Kansas City; IOri>heun>) Sioux City, Is.. 10 16 show town. Address, Reynolds A Donegan (Ori4)e))mi Evansville, lud.; (Onrheum) Mem|>hls. Tenn.. 11 16. Russell A Ch)irch (Lyric) Danville. Ill.. 4 6; (Oridieutn) Chan)|>a)gi) 7 9; (Variety) Canton 11-13; (Gaiety) Galesburg 14 16 Relnlleld's. SIg.. I^ily Minstrels (Victor) Mo¬ bile. Ala,. 3'23. Rnts-rta. Rots-rt: Barre. Vt.; Burlington 11-16. Ritter A Fost4-r (Islington) I/ondon. EnglatHl, I AT LIBERTY I GENERAL AGENT LOCAL CONTRACTOR OR CAR MANAOER. (MrruM, ('arnlval aiMl Ttivatrlral Tba man wbo

actress o" ORATORj^^ " Kmrm 0Mm 0000 Mf hfy IlidisGe iMkb'stici D..nver. f« ^i>sr roiirM Is Cleratlea and Dramatl* Art j.nim Rnchez’s, Msude, Monk'-ys b p Me. tli..rnuth snit canpreti.s.iTe. It <|1. Jneephine (Orpheum) Itudapeat, llun Write fiir FKEB l«>.k CMcmo Ickool of llecatlaa. gsry. Get. 1 31. Ss))nders Frank A. (O, H.) Bainbridge, Oa. Savoy A Savoy (ImiM-rlalt Tampa. Fla. Scolt. RdmiaDl (A. Y. P. Exie* ) Seattle Shedman'a, W. S.. Iiogs; Tbimnnt. N. J. The above la a good likeness of Paul Bauwens Silencer, Hugh (Colonial) Bloomington, III. I Wanted At Once eomniuuly kmiwu as "The Show Me Boy." Mr. Bauwens has been ffiliug a summer engagement at Thundertkill Caslm). Kavannab. Ga.. as prln SOLD evehtwheiie I I’A|M’rienced Show tiirls and Ikoilers clpal ooiuedlan. Ills time Is miw being arrangeil by \)'llliam Morris. .Mr. Bauwens Is without I for .Musical ('dimedy. WESTERN THEA- a doubt, one of the tn-st black face com>-dlans that has ever worked through these parts. i IRICAL CO.. 403 Schiller Bldg., CHICAGO.

'I f OCTOBER 9, 1909.

Btrail, Walti-r (lyric) Ft. Smith, Ta-x. NVrtma: fJreeiiwloh. N. Y.; I.lltip Fall* 11-16. Stanley A All. (Babb) .Mt. Sta-illoK, Ky.; > Vivian. Aiiiila* (New (iranal) ('oliiiuhia, S. C.; lionlarlllaa II 16. I (Or|ih<-iiuil Savannah, (la., 11-16. Savaga-s. riia- (Oss Ba-lt Ex|si.) I'la-rre, S. H. Vittorio Ai (5r'H» Alban;, N. Y.. 1116. Stark, Totile il'ark) l.lvlngslaiii. .Mont. Von Thh-lv, Klalrio (V’aualpvllle) Abonl«*»-n, S. Steele Slsla-ra (Wigwam) .San Franclsa'a); (Oranali ' I*.; IVauilovllhM Slonx Kalla 11 16. SsaTBIIia-nlaa H) Hi. Van, Hilly (Amirlraii| St. I»ula, 1116. Stea'ly .V Eilwarals (Majestic) Seattle. i Vonton A (1>1x1>-| Jackwiu, .Mlaa. bchitltxi' atna* String 11 ll|i|Hslronia') lexlnglain, ; Van, Cliaa. A Kaunlo (SliiitH-rtl I’tira, N. Y. h\.: (A Cincinnati 11 16. ' Van K|>|>h. Jark (HIJoiil Tiilaa. Okla. OF CANADA Snilb-lln Trial (Sler) Sa)) Francisa-o. Vaiifthu. Ha-rt & Ira-ne (Arraala-) Hrlaljta-iaairt, S|ilasi-ll Bros A Cai. iCris'iiiMilnt) Brasiklyn. Colin. Snaaw. Ray W. (.Majaastlo U-xItigton, Ky.; (Air-' Vo-lkar, .Mr. Sc Mra. Fri‘6a-rlak (Majeatlc) Clil- 403y 404y 405 Henry Birk’s Building, Montreal,Que. alannai) ClnittanaMiga. Tetin., H) l.*i. I rairo; (•'iliiniliU) St. I.aaila 1116. Rchis-iii- Tilai (Harka-r Am. Cai.) Kasiknk, la.; Varili'lle. Frank & .Mina (Trovailarot Chlraito. I Parker .Vm. Co-i Haniillial. .Mo., II 16. Von Klilii A (Jlhaon (.\miTlcan) N. Y. C. EXCLUSIVE CANADIAN AGENTS FOR ALL Sa-atgw li'ks. Flva- iFamlly) Braxll, Hiil., -16; V'tlorla Sc (Ja-or(fa*tt 1 (Oriih<-itnil .M!nna>apiiin) Mobile 10-16. Still City (Juarti-tta- ll'antagesl Valicaiuver, B Waral. lew A. (Onihenin) Rockforil. Ill. C.. Can.; (I'aiitaga-a) Taasitna lO-I'i. Whitney, Tilly (Hljoni Jarkaam, .Mich.; (.Majea- Talking Pictures-The Chronophone Suglniait'i. .S . Jaiiana-ie- (Fain Bellevue, O. tlc) Ann Arlair 1116. Spaiibllng A Bla'gaa lOriiba-iiin) Oaklanal. Cal.. Wlllanl A Honil (On'henm) Easton, I‘a.; (Shii- 4 16 ha-rt) rtlca, N. Y., 11 16. A • A New Improved Rewinde Smith. .411-n (Cranili I'airtlaml, Ore. Wells', (Ja-ai. It., Ma'chaiilcal Haill: St. Is>n(a. Stanla-y Isiwanis Caa. (Maji-stla-) I»enver. Wllllaina, Cowboy (Hull's) Worcester, .Mass.; Accessories Fevi'iigsla. Original (Family) llagenataiwn, Mai.’ iHoll'a) Hrlilt;a>|airt, Conn.. 1116. (Analltairliim) Yairk. Ha.. 11 16. Wills, Nat M. (Alhambra) N. Y. C.; (C,-een Slali-r. llaisa-asi, A l.a-am Finch (Kinsey K»masl.r jiolnti Brooklyn ll-lal. Ca>. I I'llca. O ; (Klnsa-y Kaxuisly Co.) Canal Wasaal Braaa. (Majestic) Itenver. H-aver 11 16. Washa-r Brea. (Family) Fort Williams. Ont., Smith. Taain H. (Hallas) Hallaa. Tex. Can. Shermans. Twaa (Tha-atai) Rla'hnioual, Va.; (I.y- Weaallck A I.aHiie (Vlctaarla) Whi-ellnR, W. rlc) Hl•l^■rslallrg 11 16. Va.. 4 6; (National) Steiitaeuvllle 7 0. Agents lor Western Canada: Sw|sha-r A Evans (I.trlc) Hallas. Tex Wlnttatas). Mlnstra-l (Oein) E. Hali-stlie. O. Stepia. Mehlliiga-r A King iCa'liimbia) St. I/mis. Worthley. Alilaitt A .MInthorne (Oriiheuni) St. SllbiHi'a Cats (Casak'si RaM-ha-ater, N. Y.; (Trent) Haul; iHayniarket) Chlcatto 11-16. ■Trentian. N. J . 11 16. Waviala A Wiatala Trio (On>heuml Sknix City, CANADIAN CHRONOPHONE CO. Slaaan. I'laiia-lie (Ball) Oaklanal. Cal.; (Wigwam la.; (Or|iheiim) .Mlnm-aiaolls 10-16. San Francisco la) 16 Wells, lew aOriibeum) Spokane; (OrjihaMim) 310 Kennedy Block, - - WINNIPEG, MAN. Stag|>ai'la''. Faaiir (Bell) Oaklanal. Cal.; (Wig Seattle 11-16. wami San Frn'ia'lsaaa 10 16. Wllllson A Stonaker (OranA) Hortlanal. Ore. Stearns A Washburn (lyasanni) Minot. N. H. Whas-la-ra. The (Keith's) Columbus, O.; (Grauall U. S. AGENTS FOR CHRONO Sanfaaral. Jera- (CJm-en'ai San Hla go. Cal.; Salt Hlttabtirs' 11-16. laike cm. Cl ih 11 16 WishIs a Ralton (Star) Cblcaico AND CHRONOPHONE Steger. jnilns. A Co. (Mary .knalersam) l.onla- Williams', Franca-s, Haig. Hony A Monke.v Clr- vVlIa- i('"liimlilal St. laxils 11-16. cna (Fair) Y'ork. I'a.; (Fair) UlaKimsbiirj: Sa-aVs-y ,v Earl (Sa-a-nlci Hillon, Maint. Slisis"n. I'anlliH- (Alainai) Chailotte. N. C. Whitman Rpna. (Ortihamm) Eaaton, Ha., 4 6; Sumy Sanith. Ma-Callnni'a (Orphenmi Omaha; (Oniheum) Allentown 7 6. Gaumont Co. a Oriiheiim) Kansas City 10 16. Wllaain Bnia. (Kelth't) Hhila.; IHaill's) Wilkes Semon. ( has. F lOri'heumi Omaha; (Oriihenm) Barre 11-16. New Orleans 10 16. Wnniiw rxral, V. H. (Kelth'a) Coinmbua. O.; (Hip Starr. MaUI (Fanilly) I'.arlH-rtain. O.; (Hippo) IsMlrainie) Clevelanal 11-16. New Hhllailelphia II 16 Winter. Winona (Onihenm) Memphis. Tenn.; Stlji|aa Mnslcal (Blja'ii) owa City, la., 4 6; (Onihi'iiiii) New Orleans 11 16. (Family) Mn«eatlne 7 1*; (Or|ihaMini) Raickforal. Waterhnry Broa. A Tenney (Keith's) Syracuse, Ill . II HI N. V.: (Kelth'si Clevelanil 11-16. Stapb-taiti A Chana-y (.kvenne) K. St lamia. Ill. Walfhoiir Trout>e (Onheum) Ogden. I’tah; (Or Sprague ,V HIxo-i (.sheasly'si Braarkton. Ma»a. ibeiiiD) Henver ITHI. Circus Performers, Musicians and Side Show People Sale. Chick (I'aill'a) Worcester. Mass Waters. Tom (Orphetim) Oakland. Cal.. 3-16. Seliloiii’s I 'ving Martile (Cailnmbla) St. Ionia. VVetih. Funny (Oraud) Indianaisilis; (Majestic) Selhlnl A Oraivinl (Wigwam) San Franclsasi Evansville. Ind.. 10-16. Slebris-ht. .Vrthiir (Hrinfs-ssl lexirgton. Ky. Wyckoff. Frrsl (On«henm) Harrisburg. Ha.; (Or Sw-an. Oi've, .V Hersai (Fair) Northamiiton, libeum) .41toona 11-16. Mass Wetwr. Chas. P. (On'henm) IV'nver; (Majes Stnmns. I.iinis. A (Iraas* Ganiner (Shea's) Buf¬ tte) I.lneoln. Neb.. 11-16. FOR AN EXTENDED SEASON SOUTH falo Walsh. lyneh * Co. (Shnt>ert> I’tloa. N. Y.; Sister R..SI.S-, A l.eam F nch (Kinsey Komedv doll's) Wore»'ster, Mass.. 11-16. Cl* I Htlea. O ; (Klnse,\ Kmiiealy ('o.) Canal Walker. Nella (Orpheom) Salt I.ake City. Utah; -FOR THE GREATER- H„a.r II 16 (Ori'henm) Ogden 11-16. S.ott. C.irtl ■ M iBlIi'dl (IrcenaNiro, N. C.. Wise. Jack (I.nbln'si Baltimore. 4 6 ■ R )a lr.» ( Raleigh 7 i* World. John W.. A Mlndell Kingston (Orwhenm) Stilsons Til.' (llaiipy l.ioal I .kubiirn. N. Y. Salt I.ake City. Utah; (Orjiheum) Ogden 10- NORRIS & ROWE CIRCUS Sprlngfenl I'ros lOriihenm) Newark. O.; (Or 1«- pheiiiiii Herlamonth II 16. W'agner A Oray (Illppoitrome) Huntington, W. Address, H. S. ROWE, Owner and Manager. Milan, Mo., Oct.4; Carrollton, Mo., Oct. 6; Swain's Cora. Cockatisia (.Stan Elgin, Ill., Va.; rllloi>odrotne) Charleston 11-16. Richmond, Mo., Oct. 6; Plattsburg, Mo., Oct.7; Gallatin, Mo., Oct. 8; Brunswick, Mo., 4 6’ aStari .4nror.( 7-!* Wavie A iS-ev (.Arcade) Washington. Ha. Oct. 9; Fulton, Mo., Oct. 11; Vandalia, Mo., Oct. 12; Carrollton, Ill., Oct, 13; Jersey- Shesn. H‘1U a East Si'lei I>a‘trolt 4 6; (firanali WrI'.'hts. The (MaJ -stle) Cawn C!tv Colo. Williams. Great: York. Neb., 11-16. ville, lU., 14; Carrollton, lU., Oct. 15. ALSO NOW BOOKING FOR 1910. T«»m In>> N. Y T. Wl"gat(s. Mln-ttD'l (Hlirhlin.!* Salem. O.. KilniMtDl, A Co. Johnstot\n, 4 6: d'amllv) Ecst Hab'stine 7 9. lA" 'er. C*'ss, (Orpl-enm) IVnver. A « .in»tdN*ll iCrtloMUb N. Y. 0. Wlademaroff. Hrlnce«s (Malestle) H»’nver. ( \lhjin)t»raI N. Y. C. Wllnlogton Zouaves C-kmerlean) N. Y. C. -r A tnri»hoiim» ^w*nrrr White's Hinclng Bugs (Maje-tlc) Joh:istown. I ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Snllf iKelth'-'i rblla. Ha. S'.'li- . SI (ir..r* fKA.ith’Pi PhiM. W'ssl. Geo H. (Miles) Minneapolis. T »mpk\Vni lAralAni .\valon. Cal. Youngs A Brks iMaJestlc) Ft. Mk'rth. Tex.; Tani:l* i. lO H.l K«lama<«in. MIrb.; H). (MaJ'-stl-* Hallas 11 16. 11 ) I aii'4iriic 10 1*1. Young, onie. A Aiwll (Varlelt''s) Terre Haute. f WANTED--FIRST-CLASS ACTS ^ ,v Sun«hlno Trio lOn*h«*uni> Butte; Ind.; I Main St * Hts'rla. HI . 11 16. • Or h Mi:«* 10 t^. Yule Sc Sim|>son (I'antages) Vancouver. B. C.. Tni«Vll A K’n»T ilyrln Kf. Worth. Tex.; (I.y- Can. If you CAN play Broadway, I want you, r!ri UalldH 11 10 Yoik's Max. Fox Terriers (Hn-s'tor's .%th .Ave.i Book direct with me. No commission Tr!!»|i .\. K Sioux City, la.: lOr \. Y. C. pnoiiiii) MltiiiffptlU 11 10. Zsrell A Vernon Co. (Central) Magdeburg. riAMP 3lst and BROADWAY. KlAXAi . A M«»roic«‘: Oklahoma ( ity. Ger.. (Vt. 1 13; (Melllnl) Hanover 16 31; Manhattan Theatre, IVCW Okla Na*xhvillt*. Tonn . 11 10 (Anollo* Puss.d.lorf. Nov. 1-13. Tr«*r«»«i i«iii>t I IlnM^kitn 11 10. Xob<>dii'. Fred (Keith's* Cleveland. Th'»ma« A llaiiiWton: Pallaa. Tex ; llooaton Zolas. 'The (On'henml Wichita. Kan. 11 10 Zarelll, Joe (Star) New Kensington. Ha. To|.h|4» 'ni|iMii. Will I!. iOridi*‘uml Mlnneaitolld. Terry A Sa •luhT* < l*thi4*«>«Mi Alliance, O., 11 SEND FOR OUR COMPLETE OjAV Al-OGUE 1-1 iGraiiOi Ma««l11on M 10 TENT SHOWS T*‘m|i|.» iK«*lth'ai ('lerelamt; (Mary of Type, Block and LItho Printing frr Fairs, Carnivals, Circus, Wild Wes*, Minstrels, laiMli I'alf liiior** It 10 Bnrnum * Bxl'ey: t'hattnnuugM. Tenn.. 6; Dramatic, Repertoire, Roller Ska*ing, Baseball, Athletic Events, e*c. Stock Lithos and Post* Tn««'a* V lYi*nl>Mi1ou« lOniheuinl San Kranclaco Kiux'in** 7; JohtuM’>n City 6: Briatnl 0: .\sh.' 1ft n. ,l)lp. N. r.. 11; StateavlIU- 12; Wtn',tun ers of ev.ery line of the amusom.ni business. Plays with complete line of paper. Write ua. Tliiii. V Tiank Ar*.|nmh»ai (Cincinnati; (Mary S b>m 1.4: n.'nn-'ki'. V».. 14, Lynchburg 1;'>, GREAT WESTERN PRINTING CO. .\ii<0r«<»M I>*itU^lll«* It 10. Hirvlllc 16 T'*n I'a*-!!; I«|i(t;hta i <'«slar Ita|’IOa. la. Biiffab' BHl Hgwncc Bill Combined: Bartlco SHOW PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS. ENGRAVERS. ST. LOUIS, MO. Tfxat i^naft* tV" H't^liMilali lUrhiiioiHl Va. \ltl". okla . 6 Haraoni, Kan.. 7. Joplin. T4rr,*M. .\| II (llaviiiarket I (C|itcairo; (Crl Mo . Si-rlngflc’d (*. l»tl«'fll 4 lilrairti 11 10 Big (*tto'a Wild .tnimal Show: Omaha. Ni'b.. Th*ai a** A l*a>iii* (Vartofloal Terre Haute. InO. 1 10 nfkjySong Slide Service uniil you To|**ii4.. N%'«lti<‘y iSlar M**at«<*4*n I** BiicV.kln Bcn'a Wild West: Sprlngrtcld. 111.. Thr-x*!- Clara l'•a1e«fI^^ iHmiitaim Tex. 4 •» write for our proposition. Tni. wih'ii. lloMartI «(ColitnlM| i Va. Ch'-M-nne I’lll'a WIM Wi-«t. Jim Gabriel, dl IIUIl I DUU^ *1 **'*h l*»r3*hefinO ('olf X. Wa«h r.Ttor- (Waxhington Fair Orounda) Seattle. T'fit»»»i ^ Tarlton (Maj**atlr» lUufTt. Jnlv 13 tiidef. Camiibell Briw.': Artecla. N. Mex., 6; Hort.xi'a WESTERN SONG SLIDE SERVICE, itici Chicago. Next to Western Film Exchange. 733 Century Building, ST. LOUIS. MO. Coulter .t Cotdter; Mercer. Mo.. 7: Calneavllle

11,'Amionira Gn-atcr Southern: JaajK'r, 4 (I Ftx'nt''ln'a. Bi'Id'V' Yellvllle. .4rk., 6; 7: Ca'.lco S; Guton 9. WANTED=AC rS=WAN T ED MDsIrRl |Mie> (KiimUy) |n«1'RiimM»!lx GoHtuar Bn-e.'- 1 ealle. .4rk.. 6; He 30 weeks with SHORT JUMPS to acts who make good. Ask any real act who ever played miIitwirnI. KrntiklTn. A Kmncon Mt>e*<>n (Mx lleli'n* •> S-xrcy 9. Lonoke 11. MMniiiktH* It 1ft IlngonWk IVnllaci-- YHhomlngo, Okl this circuit. Write for immediate or future time. GRIFFIN VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT, yniMi Th • (N«*m- On’hiMtinI New littuhtn. ('onn.: Coaigate 7 Wllburd'n S’ Mena. .4rk fN' W OrvluMjin» IlnwkNm. Metes , 11 1ft IHim*brle« Br.'».' Sh' Wa’ Sherwood. Tv Variety Theatre Building, Queen and Yonge St., Toronto, Canada. ■ I (!*♦ A Ijitneitti ilyrlc) R l.lycrix'tft. (1.; 7; Ovona S9; S('nora 11 13. (I*rIfi»*v..Ri V()iiiiir«toyi II 11 1ft ntrnuu Thm* mill) OekUntl, Cel.; (Wig (Continue)! on page 34.) 'Aeiio Sen Prenc1s A-1 Fllma at two renta a foot. 11^ OCTOBER 8, 1809.

and S<*nsational (I'Nelll. Tlier** wore aeven pay Hum Clidi, of PiltsiHirg. entertained the crowd atiraetloua. The gnma reeelpta of all aiuountvd dally with htmlling aud fox ehaaliig. 'I'be Wa| to near three thouaatid ilollara. The l.amhrlgger lace Vocal UrrbeRira of t'leTelaud, furnlahed /•Ml. Slileld’a I.uneite and Karnea' t'arouael had the music. a close race for top money. Next year the liusiness men w III have a hig home coming, ag Ellery's Rand has made such n hit FAIRS AND CARNIVALS at the Seattle Exposition, that Itealdes Ita orig ricultural and street fair r

FAIR A SIGNAL SUCCESS. i tht* pii.v roll ciilltM for hikI Ihat ttioro won* The Calhoun County Rami, of St. Matthewa. Tliere will be three fatra In n.'orgla follow I of I,IT irroviilarllli'i*. Tlio of acoMintiuK S. C., under the directorship of Prof. W. F. ing each other and all lorale.! In 'North Georgia E. j aa tu I ror n-ivlpfit ami <‘X|ii‘nititiiro?t of fh,. atalc fair Croiisi', will hold a hig fall rollon rarnlval, The Whitfield C.iunty Fair at Halton, GelolM.r xniDitors Managers Do Them- I |„ comu-nincfi. While the aticii.lance wiM-k of ilrtober IS or il. tin* ilaie not having 1,1 17; G. The jumiw are only from 'J* to 40 mlle« The big Fair ami Exiawltlon iimler the ana- profit aconilng to the atate la little or no and all are well advertised. pirea of the Misaouri Valley Agricultural and greater than in former year*. FAIR NOTES. Hortirultiiral Society, openi-d Saturdiy. Octolier- 3. at witli all handa that of West Kentucky Fair .\s«M*lallon. at .May- • rore to play mit at thr parkpnrk rliinnitdiirinit XitfXhf fair, oar- ■>.** « .. i « • i i field, Ky.. •■ame to a close on the 2.">lli. The THin Cuero. Texas rlagcK.fioifa. etc. El^trlc I'arU. alwaya b,-.u- 8 .Tti enjoye.1 a highly following fre<‘ attractions pleas*.! the large tifiil with It* uiilt«>n<»MA am! nivrlnila iii<*s. Tlie fair was a siieeesa In every Piisiness of the season, so far,/ i** and all of the Address L. A. CARTER. Manager to Fairyland, where all one wantial grew right particular, and Si.'tvlary W. I,. Hale d<*aerv.-a on the triH'H. shows and all of the coim'ssions cleaned up. great ere*a of corn, millet heads, alfalfa, panifiaa during the week at Sioux City got s •eoiid money Va.. Sep’emtxT '£2 25, drew big epowda ind with his attractions. KUNi. electric fittings, ami all necessary equip grass. Ki g.ir eane. sumach, kafllr corn. oats. pioiliieed elassy races. The record for the locjvl The Igorrote Village. iind<-r the management meiita n.Tessary for theatre. Ch.'ap to iiiilek wh. at, tdiic grass and all the grass,.s and grains „ *''“v J’'"-'V'’,• track pas broken ilaily, "Mi-rrv Wiiiow” car- that rrow on the fl.ld * of I), F. Norcross has J.dm-.I the i.rcat Patter i ryli.g the In-sI time of 2:l'6. Tlie llarlaw'ay buyer. In us.* one mouth. W, C. OODSET. Petersburg, Virginia. The C,‘rnianC. -rman Village,Villag.*. wherew here the vaudeville ’•'e i was given during the summer at the park, has beenWn’'I^n.'vfh*-" eeiiverteil into th<' ren away fr m the • There Is a complete farm yard scene, the cattle, show for some time, hut return.*.! at Cn-ston. hors.‘S. etc., and the little hotise and windmill, Iowa. Piiring his rl».*nee the .\niiex was STREETMEN! the grains, etc., and all of this out of grain. managed by Shorty Sei.flehl. An Immens.* Mg American Buffalo. American tin the nm from Sioux City to Creslon we Eagle. ami bells of every slie. All of these pnssiHl through Omaha and Mrs. I.iila SicncvT ATTENTION!!! Kmuas... Iiau - Mfr. Jrr. PatterfKm. Jamen Jr.. iin«! MI»«h RHH®R C. 11T, TilP 1801**8 t tllCTlt ^ 11 il 8 \*s >_i _ *_i wtt a. _ * at,.,, a, v«skev A masmeaax ev# » lAVk la in ak n b tlltaa^l aesnn ’ I re 1H18 IirRltlPPO TIKlIOrA 8t flH* fltOllO THIS WEEK’S SPEOALS lli»or Apace of i.ixioo. Ia in the nil iarn room. in WE SUPPLY OUR STBONG LIVES rin.nHere tneab. nannlworkKan 14_1. ofs womsn__la Ia onn ctninltlfKi,aKiKiwt a -.nnuH. «♦ Dratnoni. Itt Kan^a® Cltv. liurin:; taie Mention The Billboard and Jewelry. Watrbra. «ne".*r7; th'.’)",* ™n" on.! O'-** Patterson Shows are -going some." Streetmen. Verniers. date published when order¬ Cutlery. Caueu, bllver- Sf tSe prettiest 7.c"« a"mu^ t^e lu. "" Cane Rack atid Knife ware, Yankee Notloua. The Dog Show, the first annual bench exhibit ’xr.ai.'/.e o i >k.. ..tne Board Men. High ing goods here listed at Noreltlea and Special 1 .-i-.K 1. .1,. „i.i Week of October 2. we fumisheil the attrae- Of Talc IVanAaA ( Dy IVCIini*! C llin, 1a in inC olll ainna WnaK AKa %tlmWAs«ai tsaaan L'alm m t« 1 iKn Pitch and Flab Pond tlea In tmmsnae va Dime Mus.*um. This Is one .vf tin* most Inter Opera torn. Street Fair “SPECIAL PRICES.” other¬ riety. Quick artlera rating exhibits In the park, for all the eham homecoming celehratlon at S..lalla. .Mo. and Carnival Workera, In Stalloaery, Dry wise, catalogue prices will be G..o(la tfundrlea, I>ea. plons In the eountrv an* here and the canine aaa..a.e.a. Traveling Medicine taking the blue rlldtoii at the Kanaas City GREAT COSMOPOLITAN SHOWS ther and Rubber Sbowa, Ctrenaea. Aoc- charged. “Do this and save ■hew Is entitle.! to the championship of the NO. 1. Oooda, Uooka and Bon world. .Another attraetlve feature of this fair _ tloneera, Conecaaioo- money.” veulra. Premium la the magnitude of Ihe purses being offereil for _o... ../> .1 ■Irea, Premium Olv¬ g o o d a. Advertising The weather week of Si*pfemlM r '.’P. at .A1 •very entry. Thes.* alone more than repay the ^***th'*r Si pti-mls r - ■ ^ era, Scbemlats, M. O. gonda. Street Fair, ton. was miserable. Rain for tin* first three Carnival and Picnic exhibitor for any time or trouble he has under ^ Men and General Mer- gone In coming to Kansas Clly. days’I,..""'!. and the last three "were " extr.m.*l.vextrllea of all klnda, for this time of the year. ebanta. Tlic Chickco Show ia over In the llipp<>«1romc r iti kii» »< « ii- etc. Arrived late at♦ Lincoln, III., but wer.* rea-Iy■ PREWIIUWS lor 5c.THEATRES I Roller Rink, and here fifteen hundred of the Bnest bred ehlckens In the country exhibit their !riir^.n.in,un» 4 plumage. The rink Is elrenlar and Is more thin .U'-l swl-L »hl half a mile long and thia seems hardly sufficient *''"r* <*'^''' *• I-Incoln—only two blofks from the One of Our Star Sellers for the chicks center of town. Every day at the fsir Is a special dsy. Mon , day. the 4th. Is Missouri Valley Dav; Ihe 5th 5^ - Is Bsnd Contest Day. when twenty two hands ’J.". will contest for a prlve; the fifh Is Ktnsas State L’'" m. Day; Thiinulay, the 7th. Is Greater Kansas City Jill, n.1 .7 t n Day, which the mayor has deolsred a half boll- ]i^noUslI.ns day; the 8tti Is Mbsoiiri Day; and the 9th la tha rh« Knirhe' Elks’ Day. a general lolllfleatlon dav. James Pillion and bmfher, and Chas. Kohl. r. The officers of the Fair Association are as T-'*" danghter PstJ if Mo"*flr.t‘%7.i.‘'nrcs|y>s. of the I,ooa Shows during tl«- No. 183—1 Love My Wife Rot Ob To« Kid, { ALL STREETMEN time and energy to making this fair the huge past week, purchased from Dr. Michael Sehwlm- Metal Doll Peodaat. per 100.$1.1• 10 That we have done tbe largeat bnalneaa of any auceess that It Is and deserve a rousing vote of mer, big European Importation. The Msehan- a Ob You Kid Paraaola, large alee, pec 100.. 4.! thanks. Kansas City and Electric Park Is prond leal 'nieatre, the original price of which Is .50 I prevloiM araaon. That we bad enormoua atoeb. of hsving 1>een selected as the place for glv- 1 **1^ to have been eleven thonsaml dollars. No. 1T30—Whip#, 40 In., fancy, rellalold I and did a Imunclng big bnalneaa and that we Ing this hig fair. I iSls attraction was brought to .\m.*rlea about 1 aplral wound bnodlea. Sue qnallty, per I atlll have a big atork. becauae new Imiiorta ar WII.LIAM n. STIELI.ET. ' fmir months ago (the duty on same alone being gtom . 5.('■00 rive dally, and that you can’t buy ua out, or - ' over nine hundred dollarst and Is the master R*. *0—Bottle Fan. wltb daeorated doth i clean ua up, and that we aball eontlane to fill I fan. per groaa. 6.1 AND IT WONT BLOW OUT. ye", in^build^g u!*’'’'"’*"' 1.00 your largeat ordera. and your amalleot with ™ Blacb Mnatacbea. per 1.000. 6.1i.OO naual prvmptneaa, ablue or rain. There are only two of this klmL In the world, Thr streetmen and those who make the va- one being located at St. Petersburg. Rnsala. rlous fairs are contlnnslly having something md the other la the properly of Mr. rx>os. CATALOG FREE. BIGGEST LINE IN AMERICA. new brought to their notice snd among the •Appredatlng the worth and novelty of this newest Is a novel, handy, servleeahle inateh- show, several managers have a1r<*s r 5 to 9; then South FIRE VISITS SMITH SHOWS. for 111.- w!nt.*r. Tliev are featuring MNs Myr¬ tle Anita Hall’s T.sittes' Cone.-rt Baud, and J. R. Smith’* Carnival Cioinpwny arrlvert at ROCK BOTTOM PRICE-S Kingsley's Risigh Riders Rand: C.ipt. C. - C. IVtrrabi’rif. Va.. laat w^«'k without a«1vano4* The Mulloonfi wc an* ofTerinR to the tratlc arc mado fmm Church, high diver: anil L.vtl.v Roretta. on tbs wo**k and wrro hamllcapT»**d Lt t‘ad woatluT. Pylng trais-re. Tliey have seven sliuws and coniw*qnpntlT n'malnod for fhp apoon't I’liiT I’iiru Kiiltbor imported thin ncaaon, and Ntll' thr a raron4irki. and to romain out nil wlntpf tvopk**’ atarid. Ttio day aftiT arrival Mr. SmMli In thr pulf roa«t c«'unlry. lost ono of h1« tops by P»-r In #»np of tho trana* po*“tatlor. par«. whlrb lurklly trrm!r;‘tpd only In No. Cenllmetora Price, Per Groaa b>aa aa alK^vo stated. . .(10. STATE FAIR DISCREPANCIES. .S.T'i.'l urt2. ..fi.') :t 7.» ETT'prt MoKpan. of thp atatp tr<*aanr«‘r*a of- LARGE CROWDS AT CARLVLE'S D.'Vt...70. .. t (Ml flr»’ ban complPtiHt an PTamlnatlon of thP nc ILVt...SO. . 1 .KI count* of the Ohio atatp board of aprioultnrp, The Carlyle. HI., street fair, was one of the whirh ha« boon aubmlttofl to Oovornor TTar- most siieeesefiil ever lielil In that city destilte \\V carry a romplrtr lint* of SQUAWKING BAllOONS and mou. Thp PXfMTt dfcUnoa to plvp out a atatp rain the first two days. The attendance wss other f'amivul (iotvls. m»*nt until tlio povpinor haa pprus$»d thp rop^rt, large .snd the erowels were IllM>raI sie*nd<*rs but It l« undorsto***! aomo dlacropanrloa wore .-MI ’.usIn-<« ini-n made money and fie e«nee« Write today for our NEW BARGAIN CATALOGUE. 240 Eaat Madleon f traot. found In connoctlon with thp atate fair. t-lon iseitde wi'nt awa.v sdth a roll. Th‘*re weri- It I« said tho r«»port lnd>atp« aomo cmplovor-* evel.m .llffer'-tif frw acts headiul hv the Firing WHITESON CO., '^!:*'rN«!:e7,((Yellow Front) Chicago. III. alMuit tlu* prfHin

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I; Hun)an Heart* 2; A Gcntleiiian from Mlaala- I KI.ECTRIC THEATRE (C. A. Fllger, mgr.) Detitora Sept. ‘27; .A Knight for a Day Oet. 2; CORRESPONDENCE. alpld U.NDER CANVAS—Barniiiu and Bailey : "'■a'k of Sejit. '2.7 moving plcturea aud lllua- Guy Bros.’ .'Ilnslrels 4; ('has. Cherry in The Oet 2. Sell* Kioto Show Oet. 11. tralial aonga. Baehelor 8; The lloueynnHMiers 1.3. BROOK ST. (.'oiiliiiiiHil fnmi puKf ‘Jit.) GREENVILLE -JHIAND OPEIIA HO' SE (B. ; WACO. — AUDITORIUM (Jake Oarflnkle, RINK and .\UDI'l>)KIU.'l. Banil concerts ainl T, "lillDlre, mgr.) Hrewater'a MIDIona Sejit. mgr) The Alaakan Oct. 2; Soul KUa 8; Max ' special attracti'sis. niK.HTsI T s'r. Himnt IjilT.-rty, mgr.) The 2.1. Slrongheart 3l); The Lion and the Mouse Figman 9; GrauHtark 11; Adelaide Thurston 13; VICTORIA, B. C.—VUrroRIA THEATRE (E. »»ri.l»uiii I’Iut.-is In Tli.- .S|H.ll.r«; neit we^k, Oet. 4. Blanche Walsh 14. .M.AJFSTIC (Chaa. E. Saw H. Ricketts, mgr.i Paid in Enll Sept. 27. I’.AN SPARTANBURG. — HARRIS THEATRE (I. ai-en. mgr.) H. N. -Angel, tilack face comedian; TKiK.*!' THE.ATRE (.Mr. Shaffer, mgr.) Rog *'('VirtsTNI’T ST. iirn'a Minatrela Se|>t. Ruff ami (Juaie, gymnasts; Will Beam, come ers Sherman ainl I.nken, inlnstr.'Is: Jas. Keen 7,liiiiii* niiaii. Ill :ri«. ( Tlir Klorlnt Shop; next I 21: .'lav Stewart in Romeo and Juliet and' dlan- .'lai-k and Biirgeaa, laimeily sketch: Nellie and Co. In Dr. Jekyll and .Mr. Hyde; I’ha*. Stern, vix-aliat. and motion idctiiroa. VENIM)ME Higgins; Km'Ivii Clark, and .A. Elwell. GR.A.ND Til'- .'1*11 W'lio .SIo.n1 Still. I Twelfih Mx'lit 2.'>; Hrewater'a Mllllona 2‘>; iK-v- ii\ltl(M'K (Kr*nk Mow.', Jr., mgr.) A Tool ll's .Auction 2!) .and .'IR'IO.'IE (Box Bros., mgra.) Vaudeville (R. Janiesdi), nigr.) Vanih') ille. EMPRESS Ih.'if Wnn; Ii.-xt wc-k, Si>rliiKllm«-. and motion pletures. TlIE.ATKK. .'lotUH) jiietiire* aiiit songs. Rii W.M.M T .sritKKT (Kr»iik llowi*. Jr., mgr.) SOUTH DAKOTA. WEATHERFORD.—HAYES OPERA HOUSE. •M.ANO 'IIIE.AI’KE. .Moving pieinres. .ASSE'I- Til.' '1*11 of th.- Hour; n.'xl w.i-k, I’olly of the ABERDEEN.—GOTTSCIIALK 'niEATRF. III. H'l-kman Be«ai j Stork Comjiany week of S»‘i)t. P.LY KlH.LKK KINK. Roller skating. Clriii*. I. 'Viilker. mgr.) Th«‘ Man On the Box 21). KKITII'S (llirry T Jor.lan, mgr.) \ lude- BIJol iC W. Gates, mgr.) 'A'alter and 'Vilson, iiiiisl<-al act: .'Iona. lyellirt, equllihrl't. S*-))!. VERMONT. LOS ANGELES, CAL. UHII.'H Si'ltEKT (Mxoii A Zlmraermnn. 211'.*2. IDLE HOUR (V. B. Valleaii. mgr.) BENNINGTON. — BEN N I.NIJTO.N OPERA oii:r« ( The riliiiax, lii.letliill.-. .'Doing iilctiirea and illustrated songs. Hot SE lU. '. 'V ol’KU.A llol SK iSuir A Ilarlln, 1: .' Geotlemaii from .MisaDsippI 7; The Houae Changes Location. iiii{r» I The 'h|iiaw .\l*ii; in-xt we.’k. The Vir¬ TENNESSEE. ■ •f a 3 lioiisanil Camllea 15. ginian MEMPHIS-LYCEUM (C. Weis, mgr.. IP r. s ' RUTLAND. — RUTLAND OPERA HOUSE lilK.'ltli AVK. i.'llller A Kaiifmaii, mgra.) (Boyie ^ Br.-hmt r, mgra. i Sousa’s Band Sept. fonl In "'lio'a Vo))r Erlen.l. Sept. 27; The .So'il ' well r)'C*'ived at the Mason. Ttniralon. the maglelaii; next week. Young Huf- KIs* Sept. 2S :«)• AI. n)|ian.v CiMieli;dc in Honolulu, was ac.'ia-'le.l W \l l*K.\N THE.kTKK iWm. Miller, mgr.) singing: Bros. Periname, In Nightingales Mak¬ Vaii.levllle anil pirtiirea. ' Gra|>'win 7: Paid In Full 9; Salomy Jane 19. a hearty welcome in licr opening week in Tlo- ing Love: "arren, Lyon ami Meyers in .A Little PETERSBURG.—AfADE.'lY OF .MUSIC (Jas. Tliree of Us. KiiKKrATGII S I.'llller A Kaufman, mgra.) . of Everylliliig; Luigi Brother*, acrobatic corn"- VaiKl.ville and plrturea. . P. Colman, mgr.) Sept. 29. louls James; .30, Actoss the Dlviile, tlie Grand’s offering f..r illati*, and the fifteen |>iece orchestra week of Man of the H.nr: 31, (3imax LYRIC THEA the past week, w as pi lyed to large house.. KMI’lltK (Sanfiu-il A Wi-'lern, mgra.) Vau- ' Sept. 27. BIJOU (B. .'I. .Stalnback. mgr.i l^ \ll!l' anil pietures. TRK (Chas. O. .Moss, mgr.) Bobby Van Horne, Tlie Ortiiieuin’s attractive jirogram for (lie J<*’ .'lorrl* In Too .'lany Wives week of Sept. singing; "illiams and Sivad. songs and im- past week was ,ss foHows: Giant Geo. .Aii-er H. AUT'S (.'Ir. Hart, mgr.) Tliat <5al o’ How¬ 27; James Kyrle .'lacCurdv In The Yankes- Doo¬ ard. jieraonadon*. IDLE HOUK (Jess M. Newcomb, and Uoinioioy in Jack the Giant Kill, r- J....'|„i dle iHteetIve, week of Oft. 4. HIPPODROME jr., mgr.) Coloreil vaudeville. AMERICAN (W. Hart's B.jthim; Girls. Uaison aiil Wlllar.l In I. IUKKTY (.'I. W. Taylor, mgr.) Vaudeville: iB'-atty A Long, ir.gra.) Vaudeville and mov and iilrtiirea. S. Nortblngton. mgr.) .'loving pictures^ VIR- riw Dutcli in Egypt. Tlic Tliiilla gii.artette iiig pictures. .'I.AJESTIC THEATRE (A. T. GIM.AN (Chas. O. .Moss, n)gr. i Plcturea and Tlic riirxon Sisters. World an.l Kingston Ma< k Il'llK ilhoa Dougherty, mgr.i Vaudeville^ .Montgomery, mgr.) Moving pictures and lllna- and plelure* song*. ('(H'K.ADi; (Roy B. llolstlDc, mgr.) and "alker in Tie (Jirl and the Pearl. Henry *r.ated songs. COLUMBLA (Denton A Sl<«n, Pictures anil songs, J. UiitK-ns and iiudlon plctur****. I.rillN'S |•.\I..AC^: (laador Sehwarti, mgr.) mgra.) .'loving plrturea and llluatrate.l songs. Vaudeville and ideture«. STAUNTON.—BEVERLEY THEATRE (Bark a^ullivnn A: Consi4lliH**« ofT»*rin>r at tho An PALACE (Mr. Cidien. mgr.i; ST.AR (J. E. Mii- BUTLER.—.'lAJESTIC THEA'rRE (Geo. N. man A Shul'i. mgrs.) C. B. Hanford Oct. 1; pWeH Thoatn* Im’lmhMl <;iranl and <;ardm‘r in nel. mgr.i. ami PERSIC.A’S (J. J. Peraica. I The Climax 5; Prd In Full 6; A Fool and Ills lKM)|4>y ami th«' DiMimnd, T>af«‘d (’Inver, Stanley, KduanN Digr I Kellette. the hypnotlat. Sejit. 27 21); St. ' riia*. M. Rrown. mgr.) Strongheart S<'i>t. 27;- WASHINGTON. and Coinpanv. pnwrs: Difrej. the Venetian vio KInio Oet. 1; 'The Flower of the Ranch 4. S.A* Tlie (3imav t)ct. S; Norman Hackett in Beau llniBt, and the l.nnfih (> Seop<>. VoY iS. Hanauer. mgr.) Vaudeville, motion Itriimniel 11; Florence Gear In Fluffy Ru ea 2ii. BELINGHAM.—BECK’S THE.ATRE (S. II. At Fisw-her’B. the Allen Ciirtla Musical Cfiiii Friedlandcr. mgr.) Frederick V. Bowers in plrture« and llluatrated aonga. 1>KK.\MLANI> UNDER C.VNV.'S—Barnnm and Ballev Ctreu* eily (.4m\\mny fdayetl Frolics of with treat Commonrvment Days Sept. 24. P.ANTAGES’ (E. 8UCC<»f*S. IK E. McCready. mgr.) Motion plrturea and Oct. 9. F. Barnnm. mgr.) Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Wallace, aongN ('iiI.ISEI'.M IK. Hull, mgr.i Roller akat- COLUMBIA.—OPERA HOUSE (Wni. Barker, j '9clnd(sl In its (irogram tlie Don and Tli tinpaon. Lillian .Melbourne, etc. Ing. Interatate Polo I^-agiie game*. mgr.) I.lonel Ijiwrence In Forgiven Sept. 2S. ] following attrartive numta-rs; Luceina Mack COLFAX—NE'V RIIKJEWAY THEATRE (B. COREY.—I.IItllARY THEATRE (Harry W. UNDER C.ANV.AS -Rarnom *nl Bailey Sept, characfim singer and dancer; Eddie Young (hr Kuhn, mgr.) Vaintcville week of Oct. 4, except Parker, mgr.i Glrla 'Vlll He Glrla o|N‘ned the rill: Buffalo Bill IVt 15. irian comivlian; Daws. lightning sketch artist; S; Commencement Davs S: The Shejihord King *.a»on Seiit. Zli Vogel'a Mlnstrela 27; The Serv¬ KNOXVILLE.—STAUB'S 'niEATRE (Frlti Jane "yekoff in iilustrnted songs auil sis-clal 11-12; Texas 16. ORPHEUM (Bert Knhn. mgr.) ant III the Houae 311. Stanh. mgr.) Daniel Boone on the Trail .Sept. ties and motion pictures. Vaudeville and moving picture*. THE III.'IB (G. COLUMBIA—(S)Ll’MItl A OPERA HOUSE 23: Blanche Walsh In The Test 21 BIJoC .Silveue and Company, London shadowgrapl. Fisher, mgr.) Vaudeville anil moving plcturea. iSamiiel I'ranford. mgr.) The Climax Oct. 4; (Freil Martin, mgr.) Joe Morris In Too Many ers: riiarlea .Martin in a musical act- De la Little Mia Mlatlt .1; Juat Came to Town 7. Wive* S«‘pt. '23 25; The Wliard of Wlaeland 27- WEST VIRGINIA. Geneafe. hypiio maglo art; Minnie Janeckl. sing ERIE.-MAJESTIC (John L. Gllaon. mgr.) St. 21). UNDER C.ANVAS—Barnnm and Bailey Show , liig .xml dinclng souhrette; Tomlin and Rose Oct 4 WHEELING.—COURT (E. L. M.iorc. mgr.) and moving pietiiresa made up the pleasing Elmo Si'pt. 27. PARK OPERA HOUSE (John Mile. Ferike Boro* In The World .and a Woman I . Gllaon. mgr.) The Eye Wltnea* Sept. 71 2a; • MARTIN.—PASTIME THEATRE (C. L. Hob¬ program offered hy the Regal. son. mgr.) Vaudeville and moving picture*. Oet. 1-2. VIRGINLV (Chas. A. Fi-lnicr. mgr.) "^e Walker rheatre will open on OctoN r 4 Pink,*, the Pinkerton Girl. S«‘pt. 30 Oct. 2. Isle ot Spice Sept. 27 2.). APOLLO (H. W. lOl.iiM.XI. (C. It. Cummin*, mgr.) .Anderson' NASHVILLE.—BIJOU (Geo. Hickman, mgr.) under the management of Allen Curtis, wh-* Way Dow-n East week of S«*pt. '28; Jvvc Morris R'>gera. mgr ) London Belles S<'pt. 27 29; Fred w-lth his well organixed musical comedy ha* and .Andervin, Omega Trio, Manley and Ster : Irwin’s .Majeatlea 30-0ot. 2 VICTORLA (Geo. in Too Many Wive* week of Oct. 4. LYRIC plavtxl a very , uotyeaafnl engagement at Klsch- ling. Clayton Drew Players and Mek and Uda •Shafer, mgr.) Hickman and Estelle Wills and ItllaM'll week of 27. (F. P. Furlong, mgr.) Cloacvl Sept. 25. VEN- ; ers. Mr. Cortla plana to presv'ut his reper IMIME IW. .A. Sheet*, mgr.) .Al. G. Field’* I company of ten people In a musical sketch; tol^ of musical comedies and burlesque*. GRLEMVILLE.—OPERA HOUSE. .St. Klmo BraU'lon and Taylor, kid act; Five MacLarens, Sejd. .'Ml; At Cripple Creek Ot. 4; I»oUy Var- Minatrela Sopt. 2S-29. GRAND (Geo. Hick¬ T3i<> Unii|ue Theatre played Ita farewell man. mcr.) The I^-ea, comedy aketoh; Shelly Scotch n .velty act. Sept. 27 29. GRAND (C. week at their familiar Broadway location den &; canceh-d; Temtveat and Sunshine 8; A. Felnler, mgr.) Moving pictures 27-Oot. 2. and Jones, singers and dancers; I.oIa Milton which la to be Immediately ilemnliahcd to iiiak.' Texaa 12: East Lynn 14. WILL SHANLEY. HUMTIWODOK..— HUNTINC.IhIN OPERA Co., comedy sketch: Gertnide Van Dyke, Imper- rwni fivr a larger atnictnr.'. Messrs. Ilcntz ami llol SE IK. M. Rolllnger, mgr.) Barlow and aonatlon*. and moving ppicturea week of 27. CLARKSBURG.—GRAND THEATRE (Gus Zalle have leased the Empire Theatre, when' WINon's Minatrela Oct. 4; Koacoe and Sima f RFSCENT (W. P. Ready, mgr.) Grim and ■ Smith, mgr.i Glrla Will B«' Girls Oct. 2. ODF/ON they win open on Oetota-r 4. "Hic theatre will In viiiilevllle 5 9; Three Durands 11; Bosto¬ Safrhell, society entertainer*; Hightower and (Fix'd L. Pickett, mgr.) Fairchild Slaters. Toledo hereafter be known aa the Unique. Under their nian Singer* 2S. Grand (J. Sewell Stewart, ■ Miller comely sketch team; I^utlae Livingston , and others. In addition to pictures and songs man.xgcment, the Uniqui' has been exceedingly' mgr.) J. W. Vogel'* Minatrela Oct. II; Flower and Franx Sebnitx. operatic aingera: Blister week of S*'pt. 28. BIJOU (B. Simeral, mgr.) popular and they are assiiriHl of success in thel’r new location. of the Ranch 14; Channcey Kelffer Stock Co. Brown and Mary Jane's Dogs; Miss Rita May- Moving pictures and songs. wee-k of IS. onx and motion picture* week of 27. 8I8TER8V1LLE.—.VUDITORIUM (Arthur R. PAUL HAYS LOCK HAVEM.—OPERA HOUSE (J. 11. Mo* Doyle, mgr ) The Flower of the Ranch opening aln*. mgr.) The Climax Oct. 7; The County TEXAS. attraction of season Sept. 24; Howe’s Moving Pictures :<(': The Bar Sinister Oct. 2. THE NEW CARBON ARRIVES. Sheriff »; Uncle Tom'* Cabin 1». PASTIME , BEAUMONT.—KYLE niEATRE (Event M. . SHOW (Frtal Langworthy, mgr.) Moving pic¬ 11. C Ji.m-a. mgr.) Moving picture* and song*. Wela*. mgr.) Max Figman in Old Curiosity Shop tures and lllnarrated songs. DREAMI.AND Moving picture men are vastly interested iii MEADVILLE.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC (B. Oct. 1; Colorevl .Aristocrat* (1; Yorke and .Adama ] 1* Mark, mgr.i Beau Bnimmel Sept 27; .At illull A Mtcbale, mgra.) Vaudeville, songs and the Etna Blue Lalx'l CarNins. a pnsluct ri'Cenlli 1.3; The Soul Kla* 16; Yankee Prince IS: .Ade¬ pictures. imported from Switzerland. For the iiast few tTIpide CriN-k Oct. 6; Texaa 14; Polly of the laide Thurston 22: Gentleman from .Ml*sls«lpiu , ('Iren* IH LYCEITI (K. J. Thornier, mgr.) months they have been quietly tried <.iit in '26; Black Patti 27; When Hi* Wife’s Away WISCONSIN. rariong theatres under unusual varying coioli Ivinnelly. Jnggler; Power* and Wilson, sketch; 36 EI.Et'TRIO niE.ATORIUM (Cox A Blan-; JANE8VILI.E.—MYERS’ THEATRE (Peter tiona ami report* seem to indicate that th- William* Mnalcal Duo; CRa* Stowe, Impenon- chette. mgra.) Moving pictures. IMPERI.AL ati.r w.-ek of S.-pt. 27. I.. Myers, mgr.) The Man from Home Oct 6; Etna win fill a long Mt want with the moving HTenimon* A PIttmam mgra. I Moving picture*.' T3ie Prince of To-Night 9; The Golden Girl pletiin' Industry. NORRISTOWN.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE i MAJFSTIC (T. 11. Eakea. mgr ) Moving pic¬ (Cha* M Southwell, mgr.) The Smart Set. 19. Mr. Schmidt, general manager of the German ture* KENOSHA.—RHODE OPERA HOUSE (Joa. American Eltx'trlc Co., importers of the Etna. Oct 1; John Griffith 2; Pauline Hall In Wild-' —BROWN’S OPERA HOUSE CLEBURNE. G. Rhode, mgr.) Bnneo In Arlxona Oct. 3; bePeves that the carbon is vastly siii>erior to Are (1; Hrewater'a Mlllons 9. GARRICK (A. | (Box Bros., mgra.) The Convict’s Daughter The Man from Home 4; Blanden Stock Co. 6 8; anything tver put on the market. A I.. Sahloaky, mgr.) Vaudeville week Of (>Ct. Sept. 2S. COZY COBXER (Torn Civoper, mgr.) ' Three Week* 10: The Flints 11-17: Lyman Continuing be states: ’’Of one thing o(*ei Motion picture* and vamlevllle. BEST niE Howe's Pictures 18; Little Johnny Jones 19; atora are sure, that carlKm troubliHi are tiM'ir P0TT8T0WN.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (E. (Mlaa .Annie Clement*, mgr.) Moflon pictures I Prlmroae Minatrela 22. THE RIJOU (F. J. biggc>st worry. Our rarhoaa are made in Swit 0 Manger, mgr.) The Hflr to the Hoorah Oct. ■ and aonga O'Brien, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving plrturea. zerland; they carry a uniform mixture and th. 1; Frlti, the Wandering Musician 2; Rev. H0U8T0V. — PRINCE THE.ATRE iDave P.Nde'N lecture on China .%; WIMffre 7. THE GH.AND (J. McConnell, mgr.) Moving pic¬ core Is made to stand up umler projection ni.i Wela. mgr.) The Smart Set Sept 27: Orauatark tures. THE P.'L.ACE (.A. .Alflrv. mgr.) Mov chine teats. I believe that with caretiil hami SHARON MORC.AN GRAND OPERA HOUSE 29 (>ct. 2. Max Figman In The Old Cnrioalty Ing picture*. THE MAJESTIC (Chas. Pacini, ling non inflammable film will be found to glv,- ic: It .Swart*, mgr.) The Hiirglar Si-pt. 2t. i Sh.vp 4 3 MAJESTIC THEATRE (fhaa. A. mgr.) Opens soon with moving picture*. AUDI¬ exceptional results with the Etna carbon* GAItl.KS FAMILY 'HlK'TItK (Carl Gable, 'IcEarland. mgr.) lolvs-n Sister*. Happy Dick TORIUM SKATING PALACE (H. L. Goldberg. Many of the prominent New York theatre* art mgr I Reffnitl vamlevllle and motion plrturea. Merriman. Lixile Evans and Jefferson Lloyd. , ; mgr.) Nearing completion. n*ing them now.” TITUSVILLE.—TITUS' II.I.K tlllTRA HOUSE Errac. The Graiers. IVouthltt and Jones. Del- ' 'J Knp|irnsN-rcer, mgr ) L.vman llowe'a Mo- tow. the Marvel, and the Majeatograph week of ' PLYMOUTH.—OPERA HOUSE (Joe Rolok, mgr.) Vanda Enoa and Glrla Sept. ‘29: Just a tl'UI Plrturea D<-t. 1. Se|it. 26. VENDOME (Box Bros., mgra.) Mac Woman’* Way Oct. 7. CRYSTAL (.M. J. Wela WANTED AT ONCE. TARENTUM—NIXON THEATRE (John Dn* , M. Barnes. Ixwilae Reming and Co.. Tlie Aua- feldt. mgr.) Moving pictnrea and aonga. ter, mgr.) At Crip|ile 0»"ek Sept. .30; The Flow¬ •Ina Ben F. Fox. Katherine Smlthera, J. M. STURGEON BAY.—HAHN’S OPERA HOUSE To hear from an.vore knowing the addre-- . f er of the Raneb Oct. 3; Vogel'* Minatrela 9; "’■“*1*11 and moving pictures week of 26. CO¬ Keith'* Sto, k Co. ll-in. STAR tJas. Hoyd. ' (B. Hahn, mcr.) Gn'«'n Co. Sept. 20-2.3. Harry Dunham. Write quick to ('has. Piinhain. ZY (Maurice Wolf, mgr.) .Ada Hel«t Oberman. DREAMI..AND (Moore A Dana, mgrs) Motion Idavllle, Ind., White County. mgr I V iiidevllle and moving picture* j and lack Mnllane. presenting Six Kid* an4. $1.00 a 100; *"d Burke, AaakI Truiiiw and other* week of ard and Pringle’s Mlnatrel* Oct. 7. Chef 19; Mrs Ix'slie Carter 20. Mounts. $1.73 and $2^50 "'•t 2 globe (J G Eoley, mgr.) Th* PALESTINE.—AlUDOME (Tim O'Connell. . a 1.000; Developer. 2.3 Dn amker* Ciaik amt Wlcgand, Rvan and ' mgr) Vandevllle wei-k of Oct. 2. TE'tPt.F. CANADA. cents. I'Niglaa llerlM-rt DeVea)) week of Sept. 27. THEATRF I'V E. Swift, mgr.) Oiw'ned season LONDON,—GRAND. The Gav Musician Sopt. Y’on can p«y more for your gmsis but yon AtDUhtRIU'! 'loving picture* and song*. I with 13ic fonvlct'a Daughter a* the attraction. 30; Dlg))y Roll and Kafhh'en Clifford Oct. 2; can not get any better gomis at any price. WEST CHESTER.—THEATRE Juat Struck NU'V LYRIC THEATRE (Tim O’Connell, mgr.) Uha*. CheiTV In Bachelor 4. Give us a trial order and convince yourself. Town .H. ||| .31); John Griffith In Faiiat Oct. 1. 1 0|*'nc.l Oct 4 with vamlevllle an'1 pictures. MONTKtAL—HIS M.'JKSTT’S (H. Q Brooks Three developing formulas given with each mgr.i |{ >ln ^t M.antell in rept'rfoire week Of S*'pt. WILLIAMSPORT.—LYCOMING OPERA SAN ANGELO.—CRYSTAL (Smith Broa . ■ ■ order for plates. Terms—.A cash deposit with HdI SE IL. J Klak. mgr ) Moving idcturc* week mgr* 1 Vaudeville and motion picture*. Y.AI.E '27. .A('.\DE'1Y (.A. Charichola, mgr.) Denise order, balance. C. O. D. liv the [n'mianent stork company week of Sept. CHT RATE PHOTO 8UPPLY (X)., 1247-1249 of Si pi. 27 EAMII Y lEnsl M laimadc. mgr.) II ((’ (!. Coggln. mgr.) The Yale Stock Co. and 7(«no nnil l1«.T«)4*n !Ui>lhor«. I.ron btiiI Ij motion pictiin'* 27. PKINCKSS (Goo. Macl.elsh. mgr.) The 8. Halsted Street. Chicago, III. Dale Tom and Edith .Alni'Hid. Joseph Maihicrn |I TAYLOR. OPERA HOUSE (F E. Carradine. 'Vitehing IL nr week of Sept. 27. FR.ANf'.AIS and Katherine Nuggert. l.a)lo ami Benjamin mgr, 1 (irnual.xrk Oct. s, 3'hc ('onvict’a Daugh¬ (E. W. ts'clalr. mcr.) Wantivl h.v the Pollee and_ moving plrtur<>a wi-ek of 27 3'HE. WIL ter 13: ITic Wolf 30; R.'t*>rt Dalton Nov. 6; week of '27. BOA'.AI. (O. McBrIen, mgr.) S.am IVvere’s BiiHesunera week of ‘27. C.ASINO (.V. Lyric and Grand. Moving |>lrtnrc* Harrv Beresford to PARK THEATRE (J. A. Stcailnian. mgr ) M.wlng picture* and vaudeville \ Sharp, mgr.) ML* n>'t*Tla Neal. Wm. Sesto. SOUTH CAROLINA. dally C ANDY JI'l’S THEATRE (Ja* Atha*. O’DUti'n’a Bn'thers and Henry and Wllsivn wi-ek COASTER : ..igr.) Moving |ilctiirca UNDER (''NV.AS—101 of 27 BENNETl' S (Geo. Driscoll, mgr.) Mr. ABHEVII.LE. GRAND OPERA llOI'SE (A. i Ranih 'VIM Wcat Show Oct. 1. and 'Irs. Eanionde. The Dixie Serenaders. George FOR SALE B I'lieathain. mgr.) Mav Stewart In Romeo and VICTORIA. HArsCHHDS (H. J. Hana 'lix're, Ziiiclle an.l Bontelle, Marahinl. .Mosher. KKEPTKD Iiillct lie) S under canvas -John Rob child, mgr.) I’.ovcr'a IlTimotlc Company Sept. Haves ai'd M.»aher, and Rav Uox week of Sept. liisiin I'lreii* Oct, 1. ; 27 ’2S; Smart Set S«-pt. '29. PRINCESS THE 27 COASTER CCNSTRUCTION CO., Chicago, III. CHARLESTON ACADEMY OE MUSIC (C i 'THE (M'lntgi'mery .Atiivna. nigra.) Win'k of * PETERBOROUGH—('.RAND OPERA HOUSE R 'lalthe**. mgr ) Brewster'* Mllllona Oct Sept 2'i moving pictiirea and lllnatratial aongs (J. J. Turner .A- Sen*, props.) Dighy Bell In The Siiiltit. John It.. Sliowa: Waverly, Va., 4P; Cliarwlt. IlyjmolNl: \dllc, K.v.. II. Lamhrigger Wild Animal Show : .Monria*, I.a., Wright's Slums Coinhined. J I,. Wright, mgr.; lillpIn'H ll,v|iiiiiil<" t’onuMy I’o.. J. K. Mci'rlllU. 4 P. (State Fain Itlehinond. Va.. 4 P. iiier.. SIrr'IiiK. 111., 'll*; l>l\on IT 1(1. ucluiej Mllk-r llros.’ tOI Itaneli Wild West; Smith Westeott's I nitial Shows. .M. It. Wesicott, mgr.: (irltlitli ll.\|inolio ConuNly Co.. W. II. Illoe, vllle, Tex., 0; Houston 7: (iaiveston S; Itean Corinth. Miss.. 4 P. iiiiir.: Spartaiiliurir. S. IP. moot P, MInden, I.a.. II; llo|ie. .\rk., IJ: Hot Ye Olde Kiigllsh IMeasnn’ Fair Co.: Itlehinond, Jolly TrIvlo. Cliaa. M. Aliraliaiii, niiir.; (.\k- Springs l.'t; Forri st City 14. Newisirt iri; I.lt Va., 4 9; 1‘eterKhiirg 11 10. aar lM>n Cariilxall, Oinalia. Noli.. 'JP (K'l. P. Hr Itis'k Hi. l.lttlo Uii'Klan I'rinxro, Frank It. Illlti, niKC-: Norris A Itowe’s: Itiebmond. .Mo., (5: Hiatts • Toxs'* Stato halrl l>alliia. Tox.. 4 P. hiirg 7; Callitan S. Itninswlek P. Monlo C.xrlo (Jlrls; I.of;an<|)ort. Iinl.. (V HiiiiM'I's, C.A. Itipixd, nigr.: Itlekiiell, Ind., 11; BANDS & ORCHESTRAS VliMiro'a Oriental Slum: (Fain Norlhjinplon. SEND FOR ilonriM- City 14; Hetersluirg 10. Mass . 4 P. Mc4'alM>’a, Wn.. G.ioriila Tronl>at|onra: .Mlnntlc. CATALOGUE ‘O' Khialns Wliiteley: Hetlumy, .Mo., HJ. Itradlev & N'im> I.adles Orchestra: I.Ittle Kook. Itingling Itros.’: Ft. Worth, Tex., 0; Ardniori*. Ark.’ :tp. Markle's. W. K.. New Itoat Shew: Hadiicah, Okla., 7; Shawnei' S; l.awtoii P; Holiart II; Kllery Itaiul. F'ortnne Callo. hus. mgr.: Kx Chiekiisha IJ: Knid l.'t: Tulsa 14; Mnskogin- Ky.. 0; ItrcsdOleld, HI.. 7; .Metn>|>olls S; Joppa |MWitloni Si’altle 4 10. III. Ft. Smilh. Ark., 10. P. Mxmnd City II. I.llwratl's Hand: (State Fain Oklahoma City. HybUispu's, John; Sanfoid, N. C., 0; Itah-lgh Mascot. Kdncatxsl Horae. II. S. Maguire, mgr.: Okla.. 'JPOot. S. Ogden. C.. 4 !•; Salt Iu(ke City 11 10. 7. Henderson S; Weldon P. N'li'l's. Carl. Creator Southern Hand; under Howera. F. J.. Hypnotist. H. H. Schultx, mgr.: Soliiiyler Clover Shows: Talgo, Okla., 0. In canvas; Jasiwr, ,Ma.. 4 P. San .4ntonlo. Tex.. .3 P. de|s-ndi IKX' K; Ciisti'r City P. Hoy: 1 Artillery Hand. Jos. DeVito, mgr.: Ilapp. Mr. k .Mrs., .kugustus K.ipp. mgr.: Ilea Sidls Floto: Sumter. S. C.. 0: (iennettsvllle 7; (Young's Oci’an Hler) Atlantic City, N. J.. Floreiiee S; Ceorgetown P; Charleston II. Ts-rla. Mich., 4 P. Inlef. Itaymond, the Cn-at. Maurice F. Uaymxuid. Sparks', John H.; Itolivar, Tenu., 7; Holly Sousa and his Hand: Cincinnati. O., 0: Alton. Springs. .Miss.. S. mgr.: I.lsbon. Hortugal. Oct. !( 17; Oiiorto IIS>!I7 Nassau St. NEW YORK III.. 7: Haniiihal. Mo., mat. S: (Juincy, Ill. IP 20; Kordeanx. France. 'J.'i :10, I.lverpxsd, StarrelCs. How ard S.: Itiohmond. Va.. 4 P. S' Sixcon. Mo., mat. !l: Chllllcoihe P; lu'aven- Fug.. Nov. 3 IP. Texas Itiid's Wild West: Knoxville, la.. 4 P. worth Kan., mat. HI; St. Joseph. Mo.. 10; Wheeler's. Al. F.: Sluaunakersvllle, Ha., (!; Thompson's Yankf^ Drsslle Fntertaine^-a. Frank I.awrence. Kan., mat. 11; Tois'ka 11; Ot H. Thompson mgr.: Sylvan. WIs.. (110; Ilamhuig 7. ,Stransstown S; llernville P; tawa mat. 12: Em|>orla I'J; Newton mat. 13' Womelsilorr II; Adamstown I'J: Kphrata 13. Ithsan City 11 10. Wichita 13: Kingman mat, 14: Hutcbln«i*n 14; VaUilergfxn'd CM‘at. Co,. Wtu, Van:lerg:»uhl. "n'lialemann's lllg Amerlean: New Augusta, K:»ck.v Ford. Colo., mat. 15; Hueldo 15: ColOct. 7. Wortham's Indejs'ndent Shows. C. .\. Wortham, Vankiu- Koldnsun: Stillwater. Okla., 6. mgr.; Crawfordsvllle. Ind., 4 P; Cham|>.ilgii. MINSTREL II!.. 11 10. Wooilwani'a. Harr.v. Vamlevllle A Moving HIc MIDWAY COMPANIES Cohan k Harris': St. luxila. 3 P. tu'c Co., Ilnus- t’pxsslng. Mich.. 4P; Trent Cre«k 11 10. Rarkuot Carnival Co., K. C. Ilarkod, mgr.; Dockstader's. lu'w. C. lux- Wllliama. mgr.: Washington, N. C., 4 P; Cn-euville, S. 0., Itock Isl ind. III.. 0: Crh ina 1,5. 11 10. IXslson'a I.adv. C. C. Dvslson. mgr.: Imla.x Banseher Carnival Co.. A. C. lliuisoher, mgr.; City. Mien.. 2 0. BURLESQUE Field's Al. C.: Coinmhns. Ca.. 0: Macon 7; RATS! llerryvllle. Ark.. 4 P; Cnssvllle. Mo., II 10. Don't believe the bunk Savannah 8: Ilrunswlek P; Jacksonville. Fla.. .kmericans. Teddv Siiiicnds. mgr.. Baltimore, Barnes Amiisi'inent Co.. J. J. Ilarnes. -Mgr.: urine In moving picture II; ThomasvHle. Ca.. 12; Montgomery. .41a.. 4 P: Him*., It 10 Ca|H‘ Cirardi an. Mo., 4 P; Keniiett 11-10. Avenue Clrls. Dan Sculler, mgr.; N. Y. C.. Blester's Midway Co., Ceo. W. Blester, mgr.: i:t; Hensaeola. Fla.. 14; Middle. .\Ia.. 15 10. City's, .\rtlnr I... Novelty. Mrs. .Vrthnr I.. Cny. 4 P. Hugliesville, Ha.. 4 P; Itloomslinrg 11 10. Behmsn Slu>(v. Jack Singer, nigr.: Wash.. D. MACHINES CosinoiHilltHii Croat Shows, Nji'.er*. E. M. Rosenthal, mgr.; Dsvli. Aga Shows. W. 11. Davis, mgr.; Ok- 3 23. Ill E. 14th St.. NEW TOBK Vogel's. John W. Vogel, mgr.: Huntingdon. Sv I.oiils 4P Kansas City 11 10 iiinlgis'. (tkla. 4 P. Brigadiers. 4\'ash. Marlin, ingr.: Brooklyn 4 Mianeapolit. ETanaTilla, Omaha, Port¬ Gaslell Shows. C M. CCoilell. mgr.; Colfax, Ha., 0; .kitoma 7; Jolinstown 8; Tarentnm P. land. Salt LiUia City, MontraaL la.. 4 P Bro.adwav Caletv Cirl«. l/vel* Olverworth. mgr.: * Hatch. J. Frank, Shows. J. Frank Hatch, mgr.: Indl.vnanolls 4 P; l.oulsville 11 10. j ChattaiusigH. T"nn., 4 P; Huntsville, Ala., MISCELLANEOUS. Century Clrls, Jolin J. Movnihan. mgr.: Jersey II 16. City 4 0: Halers..n 7 P: N Y C.. 11 10. 1 Juveiiil's Stailinm Shows. J. M. Juvenal, prop. .Aeronaut Johnny Maek. Ck>. No. 1, Mr*. John¬ Cherry Blossom*, Maurice .Iseoh*. mgr.; Min- i A mgr ; Wagoner. Okla., 4 P. ny Mack, mgr.: (Hillside Hark) Newark. N. neapolls. 4 p; St. I’aiil 11 10. Ke|ipler's, C. J.. Amusement Co.: Haris. Tenn., j'.. May 22 Nov 1. College Clrls. Spiegel .4mii*e, Co., mgrs.: De ' GET IN OR OUT 4 !>: Himiingdon 11 10. Ahraham's. Chas. M.. Hlalform Shows: (Expo tr.dt 4P: Chleago 11 10 OF THE Kline. Herliert A., Shows: Oklahoma City, CoIiiniMa Biirles.pu-rs J. Herbert Mark, mgr.; I Okla.. 2P(X-I, p; MeAlester 11 14. sitloii) Omaha. N<‘b.. 2P Oct. P. .Adams’. James, Vandevllle Co., No. 2. C. F. Chicago 4P: nnelnn.itl 11 10. I.aehmaii Co. Sliows; Cirard. Kan.. 4 9. Coxy Corner OlrIs_ Sim Ro*dn«oo. mgr.; St. lasM. J. Ceiirge. .Shows: Haniiihal. .Mo., 4 P. Hnra.Ien. n.gr.: Newberry. S. C.. 4 9. Aeronaut. Osear T. Cux: (Crfian Hark) Mat I ’Ills 4 P: Indlana|sdls It-lfl, SHOW BUSINESS National .kiiiiisenu-iit Co.. Henry (Ihiham, proji.: Cracker Jacks, Harry LoonI, mgr.; De* Moines Bav*-iiiia. N'''h., 4 P; Kearney 11-10. toon HI.. Sept. 12<>et. 10. WE BUY, SHOWS, RINKS, .Aeronaut H. A Newly Indianapolis. Ind.. 27 4 «. Osterliiig .4iinis<-ment Comiiar.y.. Ceo. F. Os- Daint.v Diichesa. WcKr A- Bush, mgrs.: Cln SELL, RENT, PARKS, AIRDOMES, terlliig, mgr.; B‘a-kliighani, N. C., 4 9. Allen’s. Franht Shows; Broadway. Tex.. 0; clnnatl 4 P: I oiilsvIHe 1110 Harker. Crest, Sliows. C. T. Kennialy, mgr.: OR EXCHANGE AND THEATRES. Saltillo 8; Huraley 9; Muagrove 11; Peach IircanOand Biirlesqner*. I«sv flro.li. mgr.: N Kisikuk. la.. 4 9 Y’. C.. 4P: Newark 11 10 Hatlersoii. Cn-at. Shows, James Hatterson, All kinds of Amusement Enterprises every¬ Baby Bliss. Chaa. M. .Abraham, mgr.; (Ak aar- Ducklings. Frank Caldcr, mgr.; M!Iwaiik(ve where. If you want to sell give details and mgr.: Sislali.i, Mo., 4 9, Cr>n 11-13; Jersey lOOr Walnut St. JOHNNY AND ELLA GALVIN City. 14 10. Follies of the Day. Barney Oerard. mgr.: Wilkes-Barre 4 0; S.Tanton 7 P; .klhar/ 11 13; Sehen-'^tsdy 1410. Follies of the Moiilln Rouge. Joe lliirtlg, mgr." Hiiffalo 4 P: Tormto 11 10 Frollesome Lambs. 1 K. Block, nigr.: N.’wark AT CALHOUN. GA. IP: Brooklyn 11 10 flsv Mas.piersders, J-f Helllnglll. mgr.: Hhlla., October 19 23. 4 P; Baltlmori' 1110, Clrls from Happyland. I.oii Hiirtlg. mgr.: Pos¬ Wants small company, one with hand preferred, for eiielomal pavilion on grounds: also Tent ton. 4 P: Springfield. 11-1.",: Holyoke 14 10. attraetlon*. J. T. MrVay, Secretary, Calhona. Golden Cru'k, Jaenh* A Jernion, mgrs.; MU Oeotgia. waiikee. 4 P: Chicago 11 10. HasMngs'. Harry. Show : Sprlngtleld 4 0; Holy olrp 7P: N. Y. C , 11 10 High Rollers, H. S. Wisslhiill, mgr.: Chicago. 4 10. A TRIP TO THE Imnerlals. Sim Willlcma, mgr.: Wash., D. C., 4 P- Baltimore 1110. Irwin's Hie Show: roliimhiis, 4 0; Wheeling 7- P; Hlttshiirg 11 10. NORTH POLE Irvin's flihson Girls; Cleveland, 4P: Coliim- hiis 11 13; Whwllng 14-10. S<-t (vuislsta of 25 elides, partly ndonsi, view* Jardin de Haris Girls, Cla.nmee Bnrdhk, mgr.: showing IXig Sliala, li-e Bergs. Storms. Eskimo*. Brooklyn. 4 P Wolf, Bear, etc. Also a Mne Hue of Aiilioiince Jersey Mile*. Wm. S. Clark, mgr.: Hroyidence Iiieiil, H<»e. Seris-iilliie, Ad. etc. Sei.d for Hats. t P; B-eilon IMfl C. t. HULL. 150« E. 67th 8t.. Chicago. III. Jollv Girls, Riehard Hatton, mgr.; Kansas t'lty 4 P: St. 1.0111* IMO Kentiirky Belles Robert Cordon, mgr.; Hhlla, IP: Wllk.ai-Barre. 11-13; Seranton 14 10. Knickerhocker*. Ixu’l* Rnhie, mgr ; klhan.r, PICTURE MEN 4 0; Srheneelady 7 P; N. \. C., 11 10. lady Bucreneers. Harry Sfraiise, mgr.: Cleve¬ Pianist and Drummer (man and wife) at land. 11 10. liberty. Invite offers from good reliable Malestle*. Fred Irwin's; Hlttshiirg. 4 9; Buf falo 11-to managers. Also sing illustrated songs. Marathon fllrla. Hhtl. Sheridan, mgr.: Hhlla., Tickets, yes. Address, L. G. BURNS, care 4P Newark 1110 Mardl-Gra* Beauties. Andy le-wls, mgr.: Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wheeling 4 0; Cidnmhus 7 11; Toleilo II 10. Merry Biirle*<]iiera: Brooklyn 4 P; N. Y. C.. II 10 M'-rry Malden*. Harry Hedge*, mgr.; Al hany 4 0; Sehenectady 71P! Jersey City II 25; GLASS BLOWERS Hatefson 14 10. Merry Whirl, I.ouls Efisfeln, mgr.: Holiokrn, 4P: N. Y. r,, 11 10 ...WANTED... Miss New Y’ork. Jr.. Ed. Sehspixn. mgr.: Sehe Two glass workers for all wliiler aeaaened a stork engagement at Mu- SOLD rrEBYWHEBE new Lyric Ihealre in Oklahoma City. The o|M-ntiig was ca)iacHy and the engagement promises FOB 8ALE -Eli-ctrlc Thealrr In town of 1.8(10. to make a record in theatricals of the Svuithwest. Mr. Galvin has now In pre|>aratlon a big new GvknI running order. Will svdl for casli, own proainctlon of "A Bell Boy” wlileh will take the road Immediately after the Oklahoma City en plete or In part* Must wdl a* hare otlM>r biial gagement. touring the South and Soutbweat, nea*. 0. BOBAMA, Acklay, la. Oiy Musician, John F. Slocum, mgr.; Detroit, Nellson. Marie, In The Girl From (Tilll. Ilomer As Told In the Hills (W. K. Mann's), Alei 4 »; Cleveland. <)., 11 Dl. K. GIlho, mgr.: West. Tez., 6: Granger 7; Story, nisr.; Xenia, O., (5; Kellefontatne OIrl That's .All the Candy (French A Oar- FIgIn 8; Bastrop 0; I.aGrange 10. 7: SprinKtield 8 1); Marysville 11; L’pisT San¬ (leld'si: Goshen, Did., *1; Richmond 7 8; Mar¬ Newlyweds. The. and the Their Baby, Geo. dusky lU. IS of the jjirdli) de Farls: Toronto 4 9; lon 0: Klkl'srt 11; South Rend Vi. Goett, mgr.: Wash., I). C., 4 0; Roanoke, Alll. Meek Sad, Co.; Jarksim. Minn., 4!). Gold-n Rutterlly, with Grace Van Studdlford, A Fisjl There Was, with lti>h««rt Hilliard, Fred hcsler II DI. A’a.. II; Lynchburg 12; Norfolk 13: New¬ •s' Besniy Show. Al. Reeves, mgr.; N. A. Jos. WoIkt, mgr.: Fhlla., 20-Oct. 1); Harrls- port News 14 Fetershiirg l.'i; Richmond 1(1. etlc Thompson. iiiKr.: Newark, N. J.. 4 1). 4 It; Bnsiklyn 11 Id. hiirg II; .Alt'siua 1'J: Jolristown Bl; Greens- New lliimpty (Haynes A Ellsworth's): Willow .Arizona, (Ins. Hill, liiKr.: llufTalo. 4!). As the Sun Went Down. Arthur C. Alston, Keuls Santley,.: . , .Alls lA-ivllt, mgr.: Schenectady hurg 11; Wluellng. W. Va.. 1.'. 1«. Springs. Mo., (1; Aurora 8; Columbus, Kan., Girl rt the Helm. II. H. Frazee, prop.; To¬ 0; Galena 10. prop, ic iiicr.: Ce, prop.; Owens', H., Musical Comeve Wiitehes. Bos.- Hill's Fngllsh Folly, Rsrrier, The. with The.slore Itoherts. Klaw A mgrs . Baltimore. 4 9: Wash, D. ('., 11 Id. ■Marysville. Cal., fl; Wisslland 7; Vallejo 8; Fowers, James T.: See Havana. W. S. Campbell. San Jose 1); San Francisco 10 1(1. Faradlse of Mahomet, with .Adele Ritchie. Sam Krlanper, mitrs.: Chicasro. Oct. A‘S’, Kisie .Widell's London Belles, Re'.sseo A Stone Stixk Co., Ri laseo A Stone, 11 Id. Girl from C. S A. (City), Harry Scott, mgr.: S. A Lee Shiiliert. Inc., mgrs.: .N. Y. C.. mgr T>dedo 4 9; Detroit. murs : I.os .\niteles, Indef. Knn way GlrU, B S. Clark, mgr.; 1Brklyn Cincinnati. .10; Coliimhus II 13; Tohslo 14-ld. Oct. 4, Indef. Girl from I". S. A. (Kasterni. Harry Scott, Frincess t)p«-ra Co.. I.overlch A Campbell, Bi.|on Stoek Co., Walter 1), Xealand. tn)tr.; 4 Id. Rrooklyn. Sept. Cl. Inilef. Sam Detere's Bitrle-ipi-rs, Louis Stoike, mgr.: mgr : Falmyra. III.. (1: Carlinville 7; Gil¬ mgrs.: S; n Fr.inclsco, Indef. lespie 0: Alton 10; Nokomls II; Sullivan 12; Parsifal: Clinton. .Mo.. 1): I.a-\lngton 11. Bishop's Flayers. H. W. Bishop, niitr.: Oak¬ Toronto 4 9; Buffalo 11 1*1 land. Cal., Indef. Sam T. Jack's Slmw. Will Roehm, mgr.: Bhll- Mt. Fiilaskl 13; .Monticello 14; IHcatur IS; Finkey the Fiukerton Girl (W. F. Mann's), Rantoul 1(1. F;ank Shemirn. mgr.: Fhil.. 4 9. Bowdoln Sipiare Theatre Stoek Co., .lay Hunt, adelphls. I*a.. II Id- tncr.: Boston. Indef, Sirll.. Sam. .Morris Weliistock. mgr.: MH- Girl from C. S. A. (Central). Harry Scott, Farlslan Mrslel. MIttenthal Bros., mgrs.; Grand mgr.: Wlnton. la., 0: Indeis-ndei.ce 7; Du- Forks, N. D., (>; Wlnnlis-g. Can.. 7 9: Fargo, Broadway Theatre Stock Co., Otiy C. Smith, wailljec. II Id. tnjrr.: Oakland, Cal., Indef. Sereiiailrts. Ch'is. It. .Arnold, mgr : Ro-heiter, hmiue 0: Waverly II: Sumner 1‘J: Oelwein 13: N. D.. II: Butte, .Mont., 13-14; Anaconda l."»; W I'nlon 14; Kigln IS; Frairle du Chlen. Helena lO. Rnrhink Stw-k Co.; I.os .Angeles, Indef. 4 9, Siiienectsdy 11 13; .Albany 14 Id. Burglar, The; Steubenrille, O.. «. Star and Garter Show: Newark. 4 9; Hoho- Wls . 1(1. Fasslng Review (Jack Singer's). Joseph II. Girl from I'. S. A. (Western). Harry Scott, Tlionet, mgr.: Mauch (Tiunk, Fa., 0; Shen- Bunco In Ariztna, R. J. Raveiicroft, mgr.; Kd keu II Id gertou, Wls., «: Janesville 7; Hammond. Ind., Star Sh >w GlrU, John T. Raker, mgr.: Cln- mgr.: Al(>ena. Mich.. (1: Onaway 7; Sault aiidoiih 7: Shamokin 8; Fottsvllle 9; Lebanon Sle. M irle 8: Kscanahi 10; Cladstone II; II: Columbia 12; Lancaster 13; York 14; clunstl 4 9. Beverly. .A. G. Delamater, mgr.: New Castle, Talk of the Town, Giis Mening, mgr.: BuTiIo, Miinlslng 12; Maniuette 13; Negaum-e 14; Ish- Reading l.'i Id. Powell A Cohen's Musical Comedy Co., 1. Kent Ind.. 6; .Muncle 7; Marlon 8; Richmond 9; 4 9; Delrolt, II Id. |H-mtng IS: Calumet Ifl. Elwort IMd. 14; Alton. Ill.. 1.1; Stnlalla. .Mo.. Id. vllle. I’a.. 0; Cnlootown 7; IlrownsvlUe 8; Glr) from the Strt(*s. with I.iilu Glas<-r, Sain S. Boyer, Nancy, Stock Co.; Newark, O.. 4 9. Frinca* of To^Night, Mort H. Singer, gen. mgr.: Monessen 9. A I.ee Shubert. Inc., mg s.: Fhlla., 4 0. Braiiiard Coim-dy Co.: Oiiolls, Kan., 4 9; Fn.n Trini'SvHle. Wi«.. 9; Hoopeston. III., 13. Tiger Lilies. W. .N. Drew, mgr.: Ilostou 4- Held. Anna: See Mlsa Innocence. tenac 11-ld. Queen of the Moulin Rouge, Thos. W. Ryley, Brown. Kirk. J. T. Macanlcy, mgr.: Horticll, Hltchcis’k, Raymond; See the Man Who Owns mgr.: Chicago. Aug. 29, Indef. Travelers: Chicago 4 9. N. Y., 4 9; Middletown 11-ld. Broadway. Ring. Blanche: See the A'snkee Girl. Tr(*< sibTos. Ge4». M. Hale, mgr ; Boston, 4 9; Hopper. DeWolf: See the Matlnt^ Idol. Bennett-Moiilton Co., Geo. K. Robinson, mgr.: Alh-iny 11 13: Si hene<-tady 14 I*!. Rose of Algeria. I^-w Fields, mgr.: N. Y. C., Honeymooncrs. The. Francis X. Hope, mgr.: Barre, Vt., 4 9; lliiiilngton 11-ld. I'lrplre.' The. ('has. Den.-Uite, mgr.: (hlcago S<*pL 20, Imlef. Big Jim, Gordriiler Bros., mgrs.: Calnesville, Toronto. Can., 4 0; Feterhoro 13. Ravs. The, Stair A Nicolai, mgrs.: Buffalo, 3 9. Huntley, G. F.. Cbas. Frohman, mgr.: N. Y. Mo., d; Blyfh'slale 7; Ridgeway 8; Beths y Vanity Fair, Harry HUI. mgr.: t.oula\llle 4 9; 4 9. 9; Burlington Jiinrthin 11. ( lly, 4 P. St. Isuils Il'Id. SonI KI««. MIttenthal R-os.. mgrs.: Ft. Worth. BIII.t. Sam S. A L(‘e Shutmrt, Inc., mgrs.; Bhila., Wasblnglon Sng, Alex, (pirhstii. mgr : hsra 1(1. W. Va., 1M«. Jacksonville, Fia.. .1*1; St. .Angnstine 7; Tam¬ Havana, with James T. Fi'wers. Sam S. A Lee Bhilj., 4 9; Scranton II 13; Wilkes-Barre 14- Snmrhs. Fsiwin Warner, mgr.: St. Louis, 39; pa 8 9; Cordele, Ga., 11; Macon 12; Athens Sliiihert, Inc., mgrs.: Montreal. 4 0. Kansas City lO-ld. 13; Rome 14; Dalton 1.1; Chattanooga. T<‘un., Imperial Musical Com.nly Co.: Fortland, Ora., Tankee D-snlle GlrU. Sid Myera, Sidnev, Geo.. Stair A Nicolai, mgrs.: Kansas Id. June 7. Indef. tridt. Mich.. 4 9; ('hb-ago 11 Id. City. Mo.. .19; Omaha. Neb.. 10 13: Rock Is Battle, The, with Wilton Lacfcaye, I.iebler A In Haytl, with McIntyre A Heath. Klaw A Er- land. HI.. 14: Joliet 11; Rockford Id. Co., mgrs.: N, Y. C.. '27Oct. 9. laiger. mgrs.: N. Y. C.. Aug. 30. Indef. Smart Si>t. Barton. Wisxvell A Nolan Co., Inc., Baldwin. Arnold, Harry A. Aleock, mgr.: Gre<'n- Italian Grand Opera Co.. Mrs. Alanson M. Ap¬ mgrs.: Temple. Tex., d: (^ameron 7; Rock¬ wi<-h. N. Y.. 4 9. MUSICAL pleton, mgr.: X. Y. C'., Sept. 4. Imlef. dale 8: Hearne 9; Hillsboro 11: Cleburne 12: Broadway Bla.vers (Eastern). Felly Biel, mgr,: Isle of Spice, F. .A. Wa'le, mgr.; Wooster. O., Westhe-rforil 13; Mineral Wells 14; Denton L.vons. N. Y.. 4 d; Newark 7 9. American Idea, ('ohan A Harris, mgrs.: Chi¬ 11: Sherman Id. Broadway Bla.vers (Soiuhtwn), Felix Biel, mgr.: cago, 27 (b t. Id. In F.xnama. .AI. Rich, mgr.: Chicago. 3 9. Smart S«-t. Rarton A WUwell. mgrs.: Bhll., Houston. Tex., 4 9. ArnMiruog Musical Comei'y Co.: Vancouver, Intems'lonal Grand Opera Co.: Cheyenne. 4 9; Newark. N. J.. 11-ld. Blue -Mouse. S.'>m S. A Ig>e Shubert, Inc., mgrs.: B ('., ('an., July 19. Indef. Wyo.. Id Stnbliorii CIn-Ierella (Eastern). Mort 11. Singer. I’.altliuore, 4 !). .Alaskan. Tlie. Wtn. F. ('ulb n. mgr : Houston, Janis. EUle: See the Fair Co Ed. gen. mgr.: FrnvMence. R. I.. 4 9. Blue Mouse, Sam S. A I.,(^ ShulH-rt, Inc., mgrs.: Columbus, O., 7 9. Tex.. dT; GaDeston 8 9; I-ake t'harles. Iji., Juvenile I'.osfonlaris. B. I ang. mgr.; Kenewict. Silver Star, xailh .Adeline Gen('e. Klaw A Er Blue .Motisi*, Sam S. A I.ee Shuts'rt, Inc., mgrs ; 10; ShrexejMirt 11; Texarkana. .Ark.. 12: Hot Wash., .1 d: Pasco 7 8: .Adiena. Ore., 9; Unger. m(rrs.; fhlla.. 11-ld, Ottawa. Kail., C: Trenton, .Mo., 13. Springs 13; l.ltile Risk 14, MempbU. 'Tenn.. Pendleton 10 It; Devton. Wash.. 12. Trip to Japan and Throngh the Center of the Broadway .After Dark, A. H. \Voera Co., Ellas Spiro, ••(.•p:. I, Indef. Out.. Can.. 8. mgr : New Haven, Conn., 4 d. Providence, King D"slo. John Cort. mgr.: St. Panl. 3d; Tlwe. the Place and the Girl (Ensternl. H. H. Frazee, prop.: Clnclnn.atl, 3 9; St. Louis, 10- Ben Hur. Klaw A Erlanger, mgrs.: rtiea, N. Minneapolis 7 9: Siipei-ior, AA'is,. 10; Duluth. A'., 4 d; Syracuse 7 9: Rochester 11-ld. Minn., 11 12: Grand Forks, N. D.. 13; Win Beresford. Harry, E. T. Forrest, mgr.: .Atlanta, nl|s-g. ('an.. 14 Id. Time, the Place and the Girl (Westerni. H. H. Frazee. prop.; I.os .Angeles. 3 9: RedOsmU 11: Ga., .1-d. Knight for a Day. H. H. Frazee. prop.: Fres¬ Bachelor's Baby, with Francis Wilson. Chas. Ssn Bernardino 12; Riverside 13; San DIeg.) no. Cal., d: Selma 7; Rakersfleld 8; Santa Frohman. mgr.: Atlantic City, N. J.. 14; Barbara 9: I os .Angeles 10 Id, 14 11: Santa Ana Id. Ijtucaster, I'a., 1.1: Trenton. N. J., Id. Knight for .A Day. B. C. Whitney, mgr.: Jer- Two Merry Traraps, MeVenn A Vetter, mgrs.: Barrier, The, with Tlusslore Itots-rts. Klaw A siiy ntv. N. J.. 4 9. SturgU. S. D.. d: Lead 7; Sp*'arflsh 8; Belle Erlanger. mgrs.; Chicago, 31(1 Fonrche 9; Desdxvood 11. Banker's Child, Harry Shannon, mgr.: Big Rap¬ Knight for .A Day. B. C. Whitney, mgr.: Bar¬ Top O’ Th’ World. J. M. .Allison mgr.: St. rie. Ont.. Can., 6; Colllnawood 7; Guelph ids. Mich., 12; Evart 13; Clare 14; Mt. Blea I.onU. 3-9; FvsnsvUIe. Ind.. 14. sant 1.1; St. Louis Id. 8, Berlin 9. The Boys and Betty, with Marie Cslilll. Daniel Brewster's Millions. Frtsleric Thompson, mgr.: Lyman Twins. In the Prise Winners. Lyman V. .Arthur, mgr.: Wheeling. W. A'a., d: Norristown. I'a.. 9. Bros., mgrs.: Watertown. S. I'., d; Milhsiik Columhns. O. 8-9- Newark *1. Carter, Mrs. Leslie; See A’esta Heme. 7- Montevideo. Minn., 8; Wlllmar 9; St. Thr(>» Twins (Eastern), Jos. M. Galtes. mgr.: Cherry. Chas.: See the Bachelor. ('loud 10; Fergua Falls 11; Wabpeton, N. D., Poston. 4 Id. Collier. Wm.: See the Patriot. 12. Lisbon IS; Aberdeen. S. D., 14: Rrter. Okla.. 9: .Mussogee (i; > i.ma i-. ^ul- luth. Minn.. 7-9. Citizen's Home. AValfer N. Lawrence, mgr.: sa 1.3; Enid 14: K1 Reno 15: Guthrie Id. Van Studdlford. Grace: See the Golden Buttor- N. Y. C.. Oct. 4. Indef. Little Johnny Jones. Chas. L. Crane, mgr.: Day- flv. Climax. The, Jos. Weber, mgr.; N. A’. C.. ton. O.. 4 d; Logsn«i>ort. Ind., 7; Frankfort Weber, Joe: S<'e the Merry Widow and the .April 12. Indef. 8; Lafavette 9; CrawforiUvllle 11; Robln.sou. Devil. Climax. The, Jos. Weber, mgr.: Chicago, Aug. HI., 1.3: So. Chicago 14 Id. Wills Mnsicsl Comeily Co.. John B. Wills, 2. Indef. mgr.; Ssvannah. Ga.. Indef. Little Nemo, with Jog. Cewthorn. Klaw A Er¬ Climax. The. Jos. Weber, mgr.; Phlla., Sept. Widow Perkins, with .Al. Warda Jack Ollii-'s. langer, mgrs.; Cleveland 4 9; Columbus 11 dOef. Id. nigr.: Ho>hroi>k. Neb., d- .Arapahoe 7: H0I4I- Cres«viit Stock Co.. Berry AA'illiams. mgr.: Brook roge 8- Hasslngs ft: Lexington II: Kearney I.O. Harrv .Askin, mgr.; Boceman. Monf., 8; lyn. Sept. 4. Indef. 1-2 Grand Island 13: Central Clr.v 11. Rntte 10 V Waial A Vokes. Stair A Nicolai, mgrs.; Cleve¬ (Continued on page 38.) McIntyre A Hexth: See In Haytl. land. 4 9: Detroit. 11 Id. Montgomery A Stone: the Old Town. Wlzsed of Wlseland (City). Harry Scott, mgr.: Moore. Victor: See the Talk of New Yi>rk. Man Wbo Owns Broadway, with Raymond I oulsvllle. Ky., 4 9; Chattanooga. Tean., 11- DUGAJM AND PAIGE. Hllrhco<-k, Cohan A Harris, mgrs.: Chi¬ cago. Sept, d ()ct. 9. WIzsrd of Wlseland (Eastern). Harry Scott, Mb’n'ght Sons. Shnhert A Flelda, mgrs.: N. mgr.' Rnshxllle, HI., d: I Incoln 7; MontlC'i- lo 8; Decatnr 9; Springfield 10: Gillespie 12; T. C., May 22. Indef. St. Charles 13; Danville Id, Morosco Mnalcal Come‘W FlebU, Brantford 12; Galt 13; Guelph 14; Hamilton mgr.' Phlla.. 4 Id. 15 Id. A'anki'o Printv. with Gi-o. M. Cohan. Cohan A Merry Widow (Easternl. Henrv W. Savage, H.xrrU. mgrs.; Birmingham. .Ala., fi; .Atlanta. mgr.: Clinton. la., d; Cedar Ranbla 7; Iowa Ga., 7; Montgomery. .Ala., 8; Meddle ft. City 8: Davenm'rt ft: MoHne. III.. 11; I.a- fayette 12: Pi'orla 1.3; Springfield 14; Ceil- tralla 1.1; Dxcatiir Id. Merrv Widow (AVrstrrnl. Henry W. Savage, DRAMATIC mgr.; Scranton. Pa., d”: .Allentown 8: Eas¬ ton ft: Tnnton. \ J.. II: fottsvllle. Ps., 12; .Adams. Maude: See What Every Woman Resiling 13; Lancaster 14; York 11; Hsrrls Knows. hurg Id. , Allen. Viola: S.-e the XATtlte Sister. Maiv’s I amh. with Richard Carle. Carle A Anglin. Margani: Stv the Awakening of Marks mgrs.: Slouv ('Itv. Is.. )1; Omaha, Helera Richie. .Arbockle. M:'clvn: See the Circus Msn. Nih.. 7 9; Kansas CItv. Mo.. 10 1(1. Ma'a New Httshand (W. F. Afann’s), Harrv Aeademy of M))s|c Stock Company. Klimt A Gazzaio. mgrs : Chicago. July '21. Indef. Scott, mgr.: Clyde, N. Y.. 7; WmsUnort 8; Aleavar Stock ('o.. Beliiseo A Mayer, mgrt.; ttsnego ft: Boouville 11: lowvllle 12: Car- Sen Francisco, .(ug. 23. Indef. (hace 13; -Antwerp 14: Gouvemeur 1.1; Water- Alhambra Stov. mgr.; Rreeklvn. 4 ft def. MrFaddcn’a Flats. Barton A WUwell. mgr«.: Awakening of Helena RIehle, xvlth Margaret Denver 3 9: Cheyenne. Wyo.. 11. Angelin. Louis Nethersnie. mgr.; N. Y. C.. Mei-rv Widow and the Devil, with .Toe Weber; Sept. '20. Indef rVov, N. Y., d; Glens Falls 7; Ottawa. Can . AII.SI, Estelle. Jos. King, mgr.; Hol.voke, Mass., 8 ft 4 ft: Alhanv. N. Y.. 7: Schenectady 8 9; A’on- Madame Butterfly; Milwaukee. 3 ft. kers 1113; Camden. N. J.. 14 Id. NetxivweiU' Honevmoon (Vic Oane’al: Nellla- .Angell’s Comisllans: Atlanta. I«.. 11-ld. vUIe, Wla.. 7.

1 ^6 Ttie Billboard OCTOBER 9, 1909.

Murray, Ella •Smith. Oertmds •Baynee. Jat. T. Csuble, A. M. Dean, W. 0. Gray Geo. Murray, Belle Sober, Sue •Ilaynea' IKig k Peny •CavalU, T. Defellc*, Ray Uraynurae, Uea •Murray, Marita •Solar, Mabel Show ChanilN-rs, Manton IvkD-ko, Gean Urayhorss. Uso. Myera. Battle •Sollce. Gabrllla Beasley, B. C. Chambers, WUl E. lK-la|>ort, Wm. ••Green. Harry Neal. Ida Sommerville, Mils. •Beasley, F. H. Cbaniplln. t'haa. J. IKd A Phone Gregory, B. E. ••Nell, Mr*. Jamca Ada •Beanford. Jes. Charley. Arltona ••Delgarten. Baba Greno. Jacque Normao, Della Stamhury, Mias G. Becker. O. J. Cba*e. Harry Itemaln. Bud Griffith, U. B. NotwimkI, Mra. E. A. Stanley. Clara BedinI k Sonia Chatman, Roy Deuilug, Arthur ••Grimth. ITof. O. 8 Nouma. I’rlDCMui Ste|ilieu*, Mra. I>nra •Beers, Leo Cbatterlleld, Ruffua •Delmout, Fred A. Grimes, Tho*. Ogden, Mra, Llxslc SIcrena, Mrs. Dors ••Behymer, T. J. •Chambers. (U IHrrlU. Tbe GiicsBuaD. Frank W* ran not aDTtakF to rrinatl PAPERS or | Ogden, Edna Slew-art. Claudia P. Bell, Lou Cherry, James iHsuiuud. Tbe •Gulculner, Klchnrd PACKAH|ulr<^ extra |><>-'ta(e j Ogden. Phrynntte •Stewart, Oorothy ••Bell. Artbnr ••Chrlsman. Pst •Diamond Jim Hah*, John E. U> forward, unieaa tbe n^rnaKary amount of i Olga, Prlnccaa Stewart. Miss Emma Bell, Herb Christian, G. Diamond Bill •flacket, Ed. poataire la paid. At tbe ripbt band aide of Orba'any. Irma Stone, .Mrs. .Maude Bella, Musical Cbureli, C. C. DIvkerman, l>ea Hackney, O. M. ■ame you will Und tbe amouut reijuired. Otia, Marlon J. Stooe. ChrlKlIne Belmont. J. T. Cbiircbollo. F. 8. Diesel. Uobert Hadley, Frank Parrott, Mrs. Lilian •Stuart. Dorothy •Benedict. W. J. Clark & .\dler •Dlllen. Wllaon •Hall and Uolbum Barter. Mun Nonna StubhIeOeld. Mrs. Benjnniln. Ed. R. Clark, low-y Dillon, Jno. B. •Halls. F. W. Appllratlnna fur mall adrertla<-d In tbia lUt ^ Paul. Madge Sulllran, Mrs. Pearl Bennett, Richard Clark. E. B. Dixon, Joseph W. •Hamilton. Jame* Buat be alcnvd Individually by addresaeea. ' •Pauli. Madge Sullvan, Blanche Bennington Clark. Limn Ilodge, K. C. Hamilton, I,ew •Penlgneax, Mildred •Suttim, Florence Bennington, George Clark. E«i. Dotlaou, Guy Ilamlltoa, H. W. •Mall In New York otllce. Pickering. Hazelle •Swan. Iren* & Bert •Clark, Chat. H. IhNluon, It. Homme, Heary Bennington Bros. ••Clayaona. The ••Mall In Cblcaifu (llflce. •Pierce, tilgna Swtgert, Mrs. E. S. Ikibertys. The liumpluo, Georg* Pindar, Clauillnc M. Berkely, David Clifford. George Itolle}, .Mr. Handley. Ed. Pololf Slaters Taller, Rocaiiiond Berlin. Dr. S. Coffey, H. P. •IKmalo. NIto Tunguway. Ilcllen •Hanford. Chaa. B. TKA.NSIE.NY'S ARE RK ! •Poole. Jewla Berre k llleks Coglilan. Harry •Donovan, Jat. B. Hanley, Ed. I*rlee. Mr*. Kate Tantilnger. Mra. O.V, •Berry. Chas. Colin. Charle* •Donovan. Geo. F. rail I II r' gt'I'lSTEl). \VHE.\ C«>N-' •Thayer, Mary P, Harb, C. Rurnbam Gn.gley, Mamie •Bldwell. Fred Cole A Cole Doiiuaetta, L. •Harktos, H. VE.MK.VT. Tl» IIAVK I Tbomiia. Cora Randall, Kathryn ••Bfgelbw, Robert Oole. Joe Dotty. C. U. Harmon, U. M. THEIR MAIL .SENT IN CARE OF THE BILL- I Thompson. Lizzie Ranney, Mra. Geo. D. Blgney, Charley Collins, FaIw. T. ; Itokea. Joe Harrington, Harry B.IARII S PlMU.ICATiON OFFICE AT CIN-' Tierney. Bertha Rayner. Mra. Carrie BIgga. D. r. Colllna, E. C. •Douglas A ADuiigla* CINNATI, RATHER THAN TO THE BRANCH j •Tilton. I.uclUe Msrringtun. Ernest A. Redallne, .\nnle Bird. Jos. R. Colvin, Prof. Earl B. Dow'iies, W. U. Harris, L. K. OFFICES. ••Turney, Era •Rek Harris, I.ao>iia Roberta. Mra. Harriet •Werner, MadsUne Braden, M. J. Costello. Ralph Ehrenliartit. Walter Hayes, J. 8. Arbuckle. Jeaale Mart, Helaine •Robinson, Minnie ••West. Ethel I ‘Bradley, Billy Coyle. E. R. ••Elder, Geo. Haye*. Tboe. J. ••Armatrmi*. Claire Hawthorne, Amy Robinson. Jeaale U. •West. Madeline •Braun. Prof. A. Cozad. Earl . Elliott, E. J. Hays. Wm. lillard Armatrong. Elva lla.vden, Mre. Lillian Roeokmen. Mlldretl West. Mlaa Franklin Bray. Harry Cramer. Joe D. Ellis. Geo. M. •Haywood. Wm. J Aurelia, tjneen llayea, Mrs. Mollle •Rogers, Ura. iNador* •Weston. I.ney ••Bredan. J. F. Crawford, Harry C. , Kllswortb. Cha*. Heaatoa. E. B. Ridfar, Marie Hays, Mra. Lllllo ••Romalne. Jnita White, loulae Brennen. Ed. Crawford. J. B. ' •Ellsworth. D« J. W. Ileber, R. U. B.iekman. Mra. h 'Ibaton. Mrs. S. L. Ronialne. Jiilla White, Estes M. •Briggs. O. O. Crawrford. Robert 0. I •Emerv, 11 It.. Mgr. ItemUphere A 8oo Baker. Mra. Phlllli' • Ii'lmuth. Mrs. Ger Rosenian, .Mr*. Alb.rl Wilkinson, Marie , Bright, Percy L. ••Crawford. Ed. •English. W. P. Ilcm-iUilae, A. P. Bartlett. Mra. J. Vv •rude Ense of record¬ Fanrher, Ed. Holtoii. Cha*. R ••Broughton. Hel< n loiiH, Princes-t ing the whereabouts ot trsnaleuts and handling the mall addreaaed to them In care Faulkner. George Holz'a Captive Ballooo Brown, Mary Imna, Mra. Sarah of Ttie Bllllmard. Faust, Ben Hone. C. J. Brown, Mra. Franer, Frank R Brown, Mra. E. W J< nno. Nadine i malntaluiHl only for tbe accommc.latton of tboae who can procure quicker aerrlce by having Fenner, George Horners. Boxing Brown. Ura. Harr) JohiiKon, Hattie .May mall Bent to tbe branch offlree, where they ran call for It in person, or from which It may Fenton. Bob Hornniinn. Otto Briiehwtller. Kffle Joiie*. Ttollie K. be rrmailed to them with greater dcstiatch than from the pnhilratlon office* at Cincinnati. •Ferarl, Jos. Houghtons. Tho Buanu, Uae Jones, Kllxabeth No attempt la made to handle mall addressed to tbe branch olBcea without specifle Ferguson. Dirk and 11) Ward. Curvy •Rurton, Allda Jones, Mrs. Gordon Inatructlona while thousands of pieces of mall matter i>asa tbrougb the Cincinnati offices Barney Howell. Fred M. Biilrher, Mra. Euot-b .I.«rle, Mary L. ■ every week and are rematled to addreaaees from Information at band without the delay Ferrell. 0<-o. W. HowImh.. Chas. of bolding and adverttalng these nsmes In thia Hat. Byron. Jane AnBa Juliiia, Anito I ••Ferrl*. Billie Ilodspeth. Clark* Cady St Co.. IdHilae Kelly, Maude Alice I In addressing mall to Indlvlduala In care of IVie Billboard, klodly Indicate what com¬ Plachbatter, John Hen •Hughe*. Mao B) Ue Campbell, Mra Wm Keiiiiird Siatera • pany (If any) each Is IdentIfleJ with or in what line of tbe buslneas he Is engaged. ry Ilngbet. Dan J. Campbell. Evelyn Kern. Mr*. Mary All mall advertised In this Hat la being held at tbe Cincinnati offlees unless otberwlae ••Flaher*. Flying •Iliinit-i, Harry Indicated by tbe cbaractera • (New Vorki •• (CItIcagoL Carr. Hattie H Kherna. Sallle •Fisher. Arthur O. IlnDlIe. I.ev1 Carrluo, Madam Killian. Mra. Rose ^ Fitzgerald. Julian T. Ilntcblaoti. G. F. Caraon. Mra. C. M. Klmt»erly. Gertrude Fltzslmmona A Cam Irwin. (Tia*. Carver. Mra. Debbla King. Matle eron lobler. Shelby Caae, Bert bey Klrk*mlth. Gertrude , I NOTICE •Fttzalmmona, Robart Jackson Georg* rbandler. Ruth I Pugilist) •Jackam. Harry and •Klein. Ida Tarceia for th® followlnc are now b«tnc Wd at The Blllboard'a publlcattoD office. Chapman Siatera •Kramer Slaters. Flynn. Joseph R. Kate They will be forwarded on ai^llcatlon. The flenrea Indicate t^ amount of iKiatace Fremleniann. Wm. CTiiimlea. leKHie Kravltx. Viola t oe<*«»aaary. Jarkauu. Oswald Clanerona. Marie I.a Blanche. Margrlte ; + Flanagan, Wm. ••JackBoa. David rialre. Ne«l l.aC.srndl, Mile. Booth, James 4c ••Krepk*. Chaa. A. tc Moore, Archie 8. 2c Fletcher. K»8lle l.a Verne. Vivian + Bennington Bros. 3c Leavel. L. 2c Neeley, C. B. 4c Jacobs. Jan Clem. Stella B. LaVon, Jeanette Rrennana. Mualcal 4c Mack. Henry C. Smith. Mr. Se •Fontlnelll. Mystar Jame*. Deck Inns ••Cogiwell. Sarah Cook, James 3c McGeary, Harry Sc Rroltb. Allen Ic Jameson, Billy I.a Von. Mr*. W. ••Foote. Ralph A. Loulaa Collin*, Edw. 2c McNally k Stewart Tangley. Pearl 8c Jeffrie*. IJoyd •L<' Baron. Loulae I Fopl. Dick Cole, Mae Deixing, Madle 2c ISc Tomkins. Wm. Jenks, 81 l/'Marr, Mrs. Loretta | Forreat. Joe Onle. PbyillB I.e Von. Jeanette Hart, John H. Ic • McIntyre, Frank J. Van Bpp, Jack Ic Jennings. T. H. •mrreat. R. B. Corliett, Evelyn I.al>ello. Edith Ishlkawa, Tuts 14c Ic Wyatt and Rice Ic I •Jennlngo. Artkor Foster. I»oc Corlla, Mra. M. •Lament. J. C. I Kehoe, Mary 3c Jenaon. Jack (Doe) Fnafcr, Harry Cornell, Belle I.:in<-. Jeaale | + Joe. Mnogry Fnater. Billy Cotlew. Mary Gwyuue l.ang. Ml** R. I “Johanna" •Foater. Joa Cox, Mildred l.ancton. I.lllle Johnson, Kddle •iS-Bwley. Conatanre •Francell*. Frank Jobnsoa. Tom l.anlean. Glady Francis. R. Willard CniTimlnca. Mra. Wava I.alow. irolly Ross. Vina Williams, Mr*. Lyn : BrlghL Henry Creighton. Joe H. Jones, L. L. ••Royal, Bose Franck. Joe lu-I-nrah, I..euore Q- Rrodle. W. A. Crommie, Frank Jones. Gay A. •Laiighlln, Anna ••Fraaer Ramnel IteMarr. Grace Russell. Mrs. W. W. William*, Lncia I. { •Brown k Wilkin* Croa* k Maye Jones, Harley A. l.ee Onts. Allen K.van, Maud Freed, Geo. M. !>• Trlekey. Coy Leigh, Ethel Wllllama, Mra. Mamie ' Brown, H. W. I'rnsaett, John A •Jones. Beth •BeVere. Marie Ryan. Mra. F. W. WiUtama, Lotti* i Brownisa, Tbe Cupem, Joa. Freeman. W. H. Jones, Bollle B. la>nox. Cedi Sarkman, Matle Fteeman. Nathan H. IB-Verne. Tholma I.eeter, Grace Wllaon, Helen Drowning. Jack Curolf, tba*. L. ••Jones. Frank O. Sanfardo, Lnella Wilson, Mra. (Jertrnde Freeman. Carl •nannenhauer, Rona •!.e*ter. Beatrice ••Brown, O. T. CurtI*. DIek Jordan, Wllmot O. mond .Srhieberl. Mrs. Mamie Willson, Gertmde Brown, A. H. t'nrtia. Tom •Frelt. Herman B. •Jordans, Flying I.ewla. Belle •BcbnlU. Lillian •Fnaary. Jack . Banner. Mra. Koae H. Wilbon, Dollle i Brosm, Howard Cnrzon. Jus. W. Jnsselyn. Robert Lll. Marie •Srraatan, Hasal Fnllie. Earl W l>.ino, Mra. Roaa •l.lppert. Mrn. H. C. Wilson, Edna Brown. Frank Cusaark •Kalo. Rnbort Si'amon, Jnanlta Wllaon, (Jladys ••Fnrley A jacksext •Bnrlln*. Jasala ••Iy>ren*o LaDelle •Brown, J. L. Da Coma. Eildle ••••Kolcrotno" Itean, Daley •Seeley, Ida Bolls Wlnaton, Corlnne Brown, Ernie De Clalrvlllr, 8ld Fnsner. J. I, Ixtretla. Mrs. O. Galloway. Tanny Ktida. K. •Bean. Wandn 8*-Ileck. Mr*. Belle Witt. Mra. A. W. Brown. Jes* m-TVsip, Phil MacDonald. Mr*. L. •Shaw. Reasla Galrln. 'Tom Kanell. Wllllain IH-nliam, Mr*. Geo. MacDonald. Mattie •Wolfraw. Helana •Bryant. Bill DeEatang. Marry Karnala, J F. Bernanoa, Bertha Sheek. Mr*. J. L.. Jr. Wooda, Anna Bryant. Jack De Forrest. Sam Gardiner, Will 8. M.-rabe, Mra. Catber- Shower*. Nellie Garlick. Frank Kartolla Bras. •Deanoir.d. Stella If.e Wright, Mrs. Virginia Bnchmlller. Albsrt DeGroole. Edward Katool. Habeeb •IMlworth. Lllll»n Sbro|>shire, Mrs. Voting. Mr*. Flora •Buford. Ge*. Garrlaon. John Met ,->*key, Mra. May IteFong Mardnant Co. •Kealllalkn*. Joaonk IHxon. Mre. J. W. James Tibbies Bullock, Chaa. A. DeMarco. James Garza, Jose McC -nkey, Lena j Smlliettk. Daisy •Kearney, Idiwrenre Ihiberly, Alice E. Toiinger, Mr*. Bob Bnimer, H.P. De .Mara, Victor O. Gates, K. MoDide. Mr* David' Smith. Katherine • nonovan. Ura. Jos. Zel de kea, Ml*a Burk*. Rol>ert DeMay. Harry ••Gauaen. C. K. J. ••Mclntyiv. Grace Smith. IlnMa •Keeley A Parks B. Zeldekea, Mlaa Burk. M. R. De Itoaa. Milton Gay. Matt Mcl.ct.an. Mra. Mamie Keetch. Ed. Dreke, Helen •Burk. Charles Ban H. y St WIIIWT Ga.vmau. Hally McMahon. Kathryn •Gentry Do* and Keetli. Wm. E. •Dula. Alice •McMahon. Kate GENTLEMEN’S LIST. ry •De ailTlt, Prof. Hac Dunbar, Eva Burke, Chaa. H. Pony Kbow Kelliaon, II. II. Mack. Vemon tor F.arhart. Mra. L. U. •Adams, r. Lasll* Ashley, Harry Kelly A Brennan •Mack. Alpha Bu**1er. Walter II. DeVeaur. Mysterious GIbba. Harry F.arl. Maud Ailania. HIkl ••Atkin*. J. T. Butler. H. E. Kelly, L. C. Maitland. Gwtmde Daltv Edward •Glffonl. E. E Edward*. Mr*. C. M. Addison, R. M. Atkins. J. T. Butler Bro*. ••D.ale k Carey Gillen. Edw. Kelao. Ixwd* Madam Martin. Kathryn Addison. II. M. Butt*. C. J. Kelt tier*. Tbe I-nila. Marline. Mr*. Enla Atklnaon, A. E. Dale, Arthur Gilmer, n. Elawick. Bertha Alton. Thomas Atteherry, Wlllli Button*. W. It. ••Kelvin. Jaa Mirtync Siatera Dale. W. S. Gllmir, Elmer Ernat. Mre Delaar Alton. Tom ••.Austin. Gilbert Caffery, Eugene M. Kemp'*, W. W. Show ••Marsh, Harriett R. Dalton, E. A. Glltner. A. J. Er«klne. Fdna Alhrlglit, Dan Ilarkenatne, Prof. Cain. J. L. Dalton, Tommy Girard. Jos. Kendall. A A. Evan-i. Hilda •Maxine, Reby I Alhlett. Edgsr Backus. Cleveland Calhoun. Rfdiert Dalton. F. G. GIren. John P. •Kenner Je* •Maxoa. Grace Evan*. Mr*. Flanora Alexander. Baby Baron. Ed. ••Calllcott. W. F., Jr. •Dallett. M. Keno. Walsh A Mel May, Arminta ••Gladlsh. Fred •Farmere. Geneva Allen, Chaa. M Badarareo, Joe Calloway, Tom Daltons. TK* ms* Medwyn. June I Allen Will (Rig Glasacnck. Alex •Fay. A' la Eva Balllle, J. W. Cilvert. Great Dameron Earneat Glaaafxs-k, M. E Kepler, C. J •Fay k Oe May, Mlaa Mellon. Daisy I Slim) Bailey. O. D. Camp. Frank Drnker. W. Gleason. Prof. Oscar ••Kibble Wm. Feeler. Nellie Melville. Janet Alpert. Chas. Bailey, J. W. f amplwll. W. T. Dsnkman k SchlUrv R. KIclil. To Flelda. Marie Mefhven. Billie Alvana k Co., Mad¬ Baird. Carl Cane. Bobby llarnold. Blaine •Miller. Luct ame Gllne*. Walter Kimball. llermaB Flint. Mr & Mra. Baker, Sid ••Carberry, Mr. and •Dash. Dare Devil •Globe Trotter •Klmbal Bivwi lIorlH-rt •Mllllken, Mrs. N. •Alvin. Peter H. Mr*. Balfrage. Geo. F. Dasbineton. AB>ert Ontiert, Jay King. Frank J. Flora. PHncea T. 1 ••Alvino, Two Ball. II. J. Cardona, Capf. G. DauglnTtv. Jame* Golden. Jre> King. J. T Floyd. Jiile •MHct. Kathryn j ••Amclk. Jack Carhart. Harry Barker, Roy DaveniKirt. \T. G. •Gisutman Morel* Kin*. J W Fontaine. Florence Mluiioa. Mrs. Mary .Ander*on k Evan* j Barlow & Wilson Carl. Frank Darla. Jack Goodwin A Goo0* Fox. Delia Mitchell Ro*c n. AnderiMin. Jas. K. Barnold, Mr. Carlyn, R S. D» via. Boh •Gordon. Tony Ki«bl. Y Francis Mamie M

OCTOBER 9, 1909.

BawlM. H. L. Kripps, Jaa. Merrihew, Prof. Sterling Broa. Wllllaon. Fat Wright, Prof. Jas Q. KrllrbHeld, J. B. Merrlhew, Al. J. Kay, Wm. Stetoou and at. Clair Wllmar and Wife Wright, Fred KaymoaU, Frank Kiiebirr. Carl Meyers. Cbaa. K. Btataon, Harry •WIIS.KI, William •Wynn. Ed. Kuhn, John Meius A Msxna ‘ (Kid) Stewart, D. L. Wilson, fhas. D. York. W. B. Kuhn, B. R. Mick, Harry Bcanlun, J. & SteTeua. Walter Wilsons, Musical Young. Harry •Kuiikle, Gals Mlelt, Geo. lOrklaw, KrcklfM Stockman Jake Wing. B. O. Theatrical and Historical •Young. Ollle ••Kurello” •MIgoAn, B. O. ••R«f*-d. Bob Story, Bill WIngert. H. Younger, Jack Kurib, Herman Millard Bros. Kofd. W. M. Btrauaa, Ourtla O. Wlniilnger Bros.’ Kyle, Arthur Miller, J. S. K<^<1 Balloon Co. Strlbbllog. J. R. Show Zahl, Wm. •l.a Fayetts. Great Miller, Morris Btcd, Uvo. H. Strom, John W. Woods. Harry L. Za pp, Lou COSTUMER I,a Gardeau Family Miller, Polk KMd, r. B. Btnbley, Mark Wisids. Kolton A Co. Zellle, Mart I.a Moot. W. B. Miller, John Kn-lrr, J. T. •Stubba. Billy K. Woolcott, Anna and Zelno. Chaa. F.TEXTOR.Mgr. 161 W.49th St., NEW TORK l4i.\|iMa, Ed. Miller, Ed. Kfpao. Mark Stump, Red Zera. Edwin Mark •IK>re, BIII.t Brown Swain. John GEO. W. ENGLEBRETH (33) ••l4imoa, J. H. Moore. Archie S. Bliay, Floyd SwaoHon, Charles *I.ane, Ralph Moore, Eane, L. R. Moorhead. Wm. Ri>t>crta, Harry C. Sylow, George Road -Manager, Press Agent and Real Biz Getter. E.xpert V.AUl)H\ ILLP I.ane. Harry P. Mooney, Walter 8. •Kobrrto, Aabicy •Sylrester, H. H. Booker. .Mv vaudeville science enables me to do things Superior to •Lane, Arthur (aesu- Morphy, Bert Rolx-rta, W. M. Taggart, Oscar naut Moit'pw, Tom Kuberta, Black li* ••Taggart, Goodrich MA.\Y. “SQUARE DEALING MY MOITO.’’ Your WORRIES Lanagan. Ralph Morton. J. B. r.olicrta and Fulton Larke, I.eonaM Mott, Ted Koblnion, Bob Takabira, John ce^ with me at the helm. My methods—dash and individuality read Larkin. Wbitty Muckenfuaa. R. 8. Rocky Ulcn I'ark Co. Tall>crt, Milt ••LasB»-re. Fred •Mueller, Ons KiMtxcra and Marrln Talcott. K. H., and SUCCESS. I don’t ask any inflated salary ; so make me a REASON¬ Larola, Msr.einna Miillln. M. A. Kotlacra, Ti-m Wife ABLE OFFER—I mean business. Ijiwes. Claude D. Munroe, Mark Rogera. Bert •Tanaka. Henry •I.jiwec. Clandc Murato. TokI •R.>*(ni, W. F. Tankington. W. O. Layton, J<4in W. Murphy, Harry Kogora. Baall •TanjuU. Nell Geo. W. Englebretby care of Justis Bldg, y Cincinnatiy 0. Layton. Wm. Murphy, J. Theo. Rle B«x>k Ix>ard. Wesley F. Norman, Jimmie moos. Tuttle. C. E. I.ogSD. J. F. Tyler A Bertnu Norman. Frits Schenkel. Ed. I^wig. Frsnk L. Norman, Geo. X. I’den. Co! THE ARLINGTON CO., Dipt. L, 725-727 Broadway, New York •1-oog. Nick •Shickler, Johnson A Crban. Elmer •.Norral. James Schafer BOSTON—B." Besil«. Wm. O'Leary, Tbos. P. Tan bom, Oearge and Ix'nis. Kid Schwab. Ona Jennie Obsmey, Charley Scoftle. Joe •Ix'wther Prof. Uo, Ogilen. Chaa. T. •Van. Pearl Scott. Robert Tail and Hlldabrand liOTd. Will R. Ogden, O. B. Scott. John M. Valenteene. Ctiai. Lnigl Bros.' Show Gguloffla. Chief Scott. Walter Valentino. Robert Lnken. Mr. (Lion Oklahoma Jack WANTED FOR THE •Scott. Ed H. Tallin. James Tamer I •Olfers, James lylle. J. p, Scott. Ed. L. Ollrer, Oeo. W. Tallon, Hugh I..Tnrh. H D Scotty. Bag-pipe PUT- Original l>nak Vance. A. Lynn. Tessa Bnd Ork. W. B Seamon. Wallace Van. Chaa Lyons. M. J. V anion. Prof. "Osarf," The Myats- Seilgwlck. Edward MtcKeehen. B. F rious Sella. F-. Vann and Winters Mscl,ean. Wm Ott. C. L. Vandrey, Ed. •MeAleer. Thoa. J. Padgett. Jns Selwyn. John H. Veal. John McAlpIn. Jaa T. Page. Charles S»*nner. George •Veanx. Oyda A-l Promoter and General Agent, MeCamemu. Prof. ••Painter. Alfred •Shelley. James Veda A Qulntarrow McCann. Archie p. Palmer. O. A. Shelby, James, Shows Vedder. Jack Two First-class Talkers «»*r Pamahas has. Mr. Shelby Bros. •Vela. Jna. MeConkey. Rnssell Shepard B. C. Parks. Kllfr Velina. Harry McCooIoye. Toed •Shepherd. Burt Venn. HarrT Parkburst. Clyde D. Mcflnre. TSmiBT Sherr. Working Temlll. F.dd1e All Winter’s work. Must join on wire Parrish. Itarld M. World Vernon. Fred F. Meformack. Prank Paris. Jack ••McCoy, Jnllua Shropshire. Jas. VIncetfl. I.ee -• ddress- Partello. Jack ••SIlTrra. F G. VIncettl. Joseph Patterson, Jack Slivers. Prsnk O. Voee. Tom Burlington,'N. C., week Oct. 4; Batesburg, S. C., week October II. Patton. R. J. Jr. Sliver A Devrra Train. J. B H. Patrte. Frank Simmons. Prof. Lester Wade. L. Z. Paul. Ed. C. W»lcott. Prof. Chaa. •PaTiltoa. Philip Slnclslr. Chss. Mnslcal WANTED FOR Pearson, R. J. Mncltlr. Fred •Wsido. Frit* •Pedgrlft, F. W. Slrk, Mr. A Mrs. W. Pelton. Chaa. B. Wsiker. Bmmet PsadletOQ. W. B. ••Wsikae. r. S’tlon. J. •Waiters. S 8. Skatinelll. Monsieur ^oG Smith, Janeflk Perrino. Prof. Walters. George P. McIntyre. Flarrycf" P’try, Harry H. •Skovgaard Concort Walton. F. Company Melntvre A Heath •Perry. Harry H. ••Wimshey. Wm. •Mel.»an. P G •Perry, Harry H. Slater. Geo. Ward. Chaa. Dm) Perarh. Bill Bister. Fred Ward. Wm. Two More Shows i! It*”* Norman Peter A Pndd Sloan. H. F. Warren Wm MeM astern. K A. Peteraon. F. B. Sloan. Howard F w««htHim Ohia. B. One Platform Show McOnIgg. M. Slowmtn. Howard •Pharaoh, King ••Washburn Chas. A. McRae. Coleman 8 (Mgr.) Smith. Geo. H. ••Wseher Broe. Mark. A A. Phelpa. R. Q. Smith. Henry X. •Watson. Fred B Few More Concessions Smith. Peter J. Wvvltnd. Jsek ..'••‘■k Onward •Plcaro. Wm. L. Mack. Prank X. Smith, Herman L Weathers. Henry •Plerco, Harry F. Address per route Mark. Eddie Smith. Bmce Weaver, Fred C. •Piper, Harry D. Ms'ldork Phil Smith. Win Z. ••Weaver C. W. Mahn Balnh W. Pirlle, Sidney •Smith. Bd. Webb. Tbos. R. Washington, N. C., week Oct. 4; fireonville, S. C., week Oct M/Jeetle TrV* Pinmmer. Albert Smith. Chaa. Webb. Charlie Maley. n,„ Pollark, Oonna B. Smith and Adamt •Webber. Johnny Manley. Jack Pollard. Prof. L H. Snow, W B. ••Weber, Blllv - Marlowe, l-yof. Pole. J. c. Snyder. Fd. Webster. Fred •Mana Charlie Polo. Jno. C. Snyder, Tubby Weleer. John Mametto. William Poole and I.ane Snyder. Homer •Welee A Stngster Marr. Geo 8 Pope. Ilnrry Soinmervllle R. T. Wells A Sherl.'V Marrow, n„h*rf R Potter, Harry H. •Song HI Tom •Welle. Otto ' "fhalL. Edmond A. •Potter Marry Si>renson. Henry Weoti. I>«e • IT I your own special ticket Marshall, Prank Power. W. W. Simth Bend Specialty •Weet. A. C n Marahall. |m. Powley, Wm. Jr. Company. ••tvhsrton. Nat. I CiT)?llTaVTllT 4 r?•• » [ 5,000— $1.25 25,000— $ 5.50 Martina, Claude Prellyman. Joe M. Sparrow. Chaa. \r»>e.der. Bert . ONT.ONI. I U / ^ • 10,000— 2 50 50,000— 10 00 •Martine K Prlre, Capt. K. A. Spencer, Harry Wheeler. C. M. 1 (L>» Martin. Billy Price, Harris O. •Spins. MonMmir ••Wheeler Wllsim Trio Price. Thoe B. \ WE LEAD THEM ALL ) 20,000— 4.60 100,0W— Martin. John Andrew Stanley. Felix Wheeler W E — —-X Accarfitelyauinbered. all colors. Quick shipments Martin, Emmett Price, Winfield Sfsndley and Farr ••When Smith Ooroes <- -J--- : Martin. J M Proctor. I.. I>. Stanley, Mr. Home Companv Martin. Bob.' Pnllen. Cley* Sfaneley, Walter White. "Doc" Thos. The Bi^ Ticket—Full inch and a Quarter—Get the Samples—Cash with order Marshall. Dr. W. 0. l-urpura. W Stanley, Peat White. Doc Martine. Herry BrtT f t! Oupl-cale Numbers on the Roll lor Prizes, Etc. •Putnam. Wm. 8. Stanley. H. Y. White. Charles yUUFOki AOLL ilwP.£lS 5.000-82 50 20.000 - 59.20 SEND FOR SAMPLES Maaon. r. y. Quigley. James •Stammers. Prank WMte, J W Maaon. A. •Raceford. Roy Staff. S W. White Porter J. Mathewa, Harry Bagga. The Steele Broa. Whitlow. Dork SHAMOKIN, PA Matlerr ^Randall. George Stelll. Bert Wllev. Oecsr 'Randolph James W, Steiner. Albert Wl'ks. Monte Tom ••Ranf, Claude Stenhena. W. P. Williams. Lynford S. TTRX TO "niE BILLBOARD’S LFJITKR LIST. YOU .M.\Y FI.VD Rankin. Herbert •S|pn«ley. B F. Wllllsma. Arthur YOVR .\.\.MK TllERK IF YOU HAVE NEOLl-'.Ori'.D TO FURMSII VS ••Ballon. Bert Stenaley. B. F. WDllsme. Rollo B. Rapaport, N. Stenael. Skip Wllltas. Chss. Shorty YOUR ROUTE AXD DAT1-:S. 38 X ti e Billboard OCTOBER 9, 1909.

F'rench Slock Co.: Montreal, Sept, 6, Indef. , Hiiinan llearls (Westi'rul, Wm. F. Itiley, mgr.: | i»ia 1 o i»aa a L>e% % ROUTES Faust (Whlte'a), Olga Verne White, proji. Sc Grand Forks, N. D., 6; Fargo 7; Jamestown This U what yom mgr.: Steveiia Point, Wis., (i; .Marshlleld 7; 9. I can make by op¬ DRAMATIC Winona, Minn., 8; Prairie du Chieu, Wis., 9; Heir to the Hoorah. 'Hie KIrke I aShelle Co., I erating our loop l.aiieaKter 11: Plattsville 13; Ualeiia. III., 13; mgrs.: CarlHiiiilale, Pa.. 8; S*'ra:ilon 9 Model AA'underfol (^uutliiu>-(l Iruiu |»e<^ 35.) I'urllugtou, WU., 14; Highland 15; IkHlgeville | Harvest Mihiii. (has. l-'rohinaii, mgr.: Atlan¬ lb. tic City. N. J.. 11. Ferrotype Ma¬ Cry Italiy: Cd^iiiip, 111.. )t>. Friend Players. .Arthur S. Friend, mgr.. Mil¬ Hyde's Tli"atre Party. I.. H. (iinningliain. mgr.; chine, which takao C«bli. liiirli'iKli. Co.: .Mi'\k'u, .Mu.. 4 9; Jack waukee, .Aug 3;i. liiilef. Coldnuter. -Mich., 4 9: Kalamazisi It 19. S different atylvw H<>livi}|<‘. III., 11 It>. Fighlliig Parson tW. F. Manu'sl, E. H. Hank, Hacketl. Nonnau: Bristol, Tenn.. II, Stanu of pletiires om (Viw I'ti'ichir (W. I'. Mnnii’a KaatciiU, I'.liiicr mgr.; Cidar Falls, la., ti: Des .Moiiiea 7 9; Ion. Va., 13. plate IAtX'J>ai, anA II. Hmuii. iiiKr.: Nai’oh'oii. O.. (i; I.liiia T; Keystone 10; .Marengo 11; VlctiT 13. ! Holy City: Cuinlsulaiid. Md.. 9. la reverillile, to Kiiiillay f-; Cjir.-y 9. l><-||,|i..k ll; Ci.||iih IJ. Final S'tlleuient (Clay T. Vaiie'a Soiitherni: luei i.staiil Ueorge, with John Drew, (iias. take griMipa and Co» I'liiicli T (\V. I'. Maliii't. <'<'iitrall. .M. \V. Statesville. N. C., (i; Moreantoii 7; Hickory Froliinan. mgr.: N, Y. C.. Sept. 31. Indef. Button Pictiirao. MHu-u. iii^r.; llu^i'i'h, ,\rk., ti; S|irliii;italc 7; 8; Uastonia 9; Koi k Hill. S. C.. 11; l-aucas- Intruder, The, Brady A Urlsuier, uigrs.: N. It la the heot Kayctfux 111c S; Ft. .''iiiilli 9; GrccuwuiMl 11; tor 13; Canideu 13; Hoekii.ghaiii, N. C., 14; , A. C.. Sept. '39. ludef. money maker no Mena I'J. l.iinilH-rton 15. Irving Place St*H k Co., Bnrgartb A Stein. the market. Caa Cliainplln Stia k <'<>.. I'lias. K. Cliainplln. iii);r.: Father and th>‘ Boys, with Mm. H. Crane, Chaa. | mgrs.: N. A'. C., Oct. 1, indef. be uaed on Siraot I'laliilk-lil. .N. .1.. Itcil Itank II Itl. Froliniaii. nigr.: llieoklyii, 4 9. ' Is Matrlmoiiv a Failure. David Belasco, mgr.; Fatra. t'arnlvajo, Franklin StiK-k Co. (HImuielelu’si. F. W. Ix-e. i Cliaac l ist T t'u. (.Ni'i tliiTiii. (llciiii F. Cliaac, N. Y. C.. Aug. 34. Indef. etc. mgr.: I.aUraiige, liid., 4 9. uiKr.; Alliance. .Neb., 4!'. Ill W.vomtiig. 11. E. Pien-e A Co., owners: Bel Our 19(« Modal FIginaii. Max; Waeo, Tex.. 9. County SliiTin, t has. II. Hruukc, initr.: Km linghiim. Wash., 10: Anacortes 11; Mt. V«*riiou Telo Camera auxipe Fuller, latlxile, M. H. Hanson, mgr.; Baltimore, (■•ilnni. I'a.. ti: Kciiuva S; laa-k Haven 9; 1'3; S slro Wiailey 13; Arliugtou 14; Sisdioinlsb Is the Istesi hnitoa 4 9. iellerunte II: I'yrune I.>: Il.mtrilale i:{; l-lill I. 5. machine In the maiket. takes and delivers 6 ple- E'ariner’a Daughter. Ed. Aiidersou, mgr.: Mareu ' Ims.ui Drimatir Co.. Burt Inisou. ingr.: Eek llliKbnr;: 14; JoIaiKloun 1.5; Albama Iti. tures In one minute. Price, $15.90. Plates ft* go. 111., (1; Ibdoit. Wls., 7; Ihdaveu 8. j man. N. D.. 4 6; Uardi na 7 9; Urauo 11 13: Culler .SbM-k tVi., Wallace II. Ciilter, in);r.: any button machine. 09c |N-r bundretl; Buttoo llauilllon, <)., 4 9; MItblletown ll-ltl. i Fisd and Ids Money: Staunton, Va.. 9. I Tollev F'. 14; Ki ninare 15 16, Frames. 75c to $1.59 |ier grues; Platea I\x3Vk ChicBKu SbM'k Co.. Cliaa. II. IbmsiKam, iiiKr.: FIglitiiig Ho|h', with Idelielh' Bates, David | If 1 Had .Moih-j, Llehler A Co., mgrs.: Butfalo, C'wImwIoii. t)., 4 9; K. I.lver|M».I, ll-Hl Ibdasisi, ing.'.: Oakland, A'al., 4 9; Portland. 4 •.*. Inches. $1.00 fier hundred; Mminla, 20 to 30e per hundreil. $5.00 rei|ulred with ortler; balance ('biirna lanly, u itli Itiwe Stalil, I Henry 11. liar Or*'.. 11 Di. In *)ld Kentucky. A. W. Dingwall, mgr.: Butte, rla'l, V. K. l\eiiiM-rtlan|i1In. Mo., In the Bishop's Carriage, Baker Sc Castle, Culliane’a t'linealiana, Jack Walteineyer, mgr.: Sejil. 'JO, indef. I mgrs.; St. Jiso-ph. Mo., 3 6. I’orl Huron, .Mb'li., (let. 4, iDilef. firand Opera Houa*’ Stisg to.; Ixis .Angeles, j James, Ixiiiis, Branch D'Brlcn. mgr.; Coliim Culliaue'a I'oiii'Hliaua, Tboa. Itelevau, mgr.: Au indef. Ida. S. C.. 6: .Augusta. Ua.. 7: Charleston. burn. IikI.. 4 9. Ure.it Divide, with Henry Miller, Henry .Mil- I 5 C.. A; Savaniiali. Ua , I*: Atlanta 11 13; rWE ARE READY>) Cln-ekers. Stair A Hotliii, mgra.; Omalia. Neb., ler Ui>., mgrs.: Eoinlon, Eng., Si-pt. 15, I Binninghi III. Ala. 13 14; Sidina 15; .Mont- 3 9; St. Juaepli, Mo.. 10 13; Hea .Moiuea. la.. lll.lef. I goinery 16. SIreetmen, A'endera. High Pitch and F3ak II 10. Ctrl and llie Stani|Hsle, A'lctor E. laiinlwrt, mgr.; , Jordan Dramatic Co., H. H. WhllthT, mgr.: Pond OiierAtura. Street Fair, Carnival and Co»1mi.t tllrl. Kilniy A Itrlttuii, mgra.: St. Wayne, -Neh.. (1; Norfolk 7: Staunton 8; MadI ; Huron. ().. 4 9. lamia, 3 9, Chicago. 10-10. sou il; West Point 10; Alliion 11; Uemia 13; Jnst -A Woman's Way. Sidney W. Pase. ingr.: Flat-Joint workers. Auctioneers. Conceaslmt- CaiKly Kill, Kilroy A llrIttoD. mgra.: Atlanta, David City 13; I’lysses 14, S.'ward l.i; Mil¬ Morrison. HI., 6; Dixon 7; El Paso 9; Canton ; alrs, Optirlaus, Premium Givers. Scbemlsts. til., 4 9; Meinplila, Tenn.. 11 10. ford 16. II. Cliauneey KelfTir Co.. I'n-d Clia uiici’.t. mgr.: WII Uravis-. Helen. Co.. N. .Ap|H‘II. mgr.: Concord, Jefferson, Jos. Sc Wm. W., S. AA’. Iknalil. ingr.; Mall order Men and General Merchants, WB llainaiairt. I'a.. 4 9. N. 11. 4 9; Portland, Me.. 1116. Dalton. Ua. 6; KisixvHIe. Tenn.. 7; Chatta 1 can SL'PPI.A' yo'i with a complete line of Ulrl and the Detective, Chas. E. Blauey Am. nisiga 8; Nashville 9; lackson 11; foriulh, | Con.iet'a Ilaugliter (Southern), Una Arnold, Jewelry. AVatches, Ckickt, Silverware. Cut¬ mgr.; Hearnc. Tea.. 0; Itr.tan 7; Itrenham 8; Co., mgrs.: Patt>rson, N. J., 3 6; Camden 7 9; Miss.. 13: Memphis. Tenn., 13 I ItiK'kdale H; Martin II: Waco 13; .Mart 13; Wash.. D C.. 10-16. Jane Eyre. Howiaml A Clifford Am. Co., mgrs.:- lery, Optlval Gouda, A'aiikee Notions, Stn- T ■mple 14; Taylor 15; Ilaatrop 10. Uiiy StiK'k Co.: Mt. Carmel. HI., 4 9. Dttiimwa. la., 6. tlunery and Dry UovmIs Sundries, Lieatbe* UilnHire. Barney. Havlln A Nicolai, mgrs.' Syra- Just Out of College. Gus Bothner A Uobt. Camp¬ Carroll SliK-k CM>ds, mgr.: Haiti- : Kennedy. .Alice. .Associate PHyers. W. .A. Par Ctaike, Ma Ige Carr l.lebbr A Co., mgra.; Ituf- gissls yon ute. falo. 4 9. iiiori'. 3 9. tello. prop.; Col. AA'm. Kenuedy, mgr.: Gel Ulrl of the Mountains; Danbury. Conn.. 13. | Cannan'a I'layera INII Itapida. S. II. C; tysluirg. S. D.. Sept. 39, In-lef. F'landreau 7: Howard 8; Arteaian 9. Ureat Divide. Henry Miller Co., mgrs.: Wausau. | King, Charles, Stivck Co.: San Diego, Cal., Carridl Comedy Co., Ion Carroll, mgr.; I'hillppl, Wls., 6; Ureeu Bay 7; Menominee, Mich., 6; , Sent. '37. ludef. HOROWITZ BROS., Inc., W. Va.. 4 9. Staiiltowoc, Wls., 0 King of the Cattle Bing. AA'. A. Eller, mgr.; Callahan llramntle Co., 1.. W. Callahan, mgr,: Urlintli, John: Annaisilis. Md.. 8 0. | l.linon, Colo., 6: lingo 7; Che.yenne AVells 8; 64 Bowery (at Canal St.), Ilnnrllle, Ind., 4 0. Ur'ahame, Ferdinand, Co.: Bellefonte, Pa.. 4 9. i Oakley, Kan.. 9: Ellis 13; Hayes 13; Bussell Climax, Tlie. ,|oa. WelM*r. mgr,; Siinbury. Uage Slock Co.: Fall HIver. Mass.. 4 9. 1 14; Ellsworth 1.5. , NEW YORK. 0; |ja‘k Haven 7; Tyrone Altiama 9. Ulrl of the Uoldcn West. David Belasco. mgr.: , Kinsey Komedy Ko.: Vtica, O.. 4 9; Canal IViver Torrt.igton, Conn.. 6; Bridge)s>rt 7; New i 11 16. Cllinax, The, Joa. Welwr, mgr.: Iteud, lud., 4 0. Haven S-9; Waterbury 11; Wlusted 13; Stam¬ Kidnapped for a Million (Eastern). E. H. Perry, ford 13; Yonkers, N. Y’., 14; Kingston 15; , mgr.; Kennett. Mo.. 6; Carnthersyllle 7; New : Cllinax, The, Joa. Weber, mgr.: 'ortlaiid, Ore.. 3 9. Newburg 16. I Madrid 8; Charleston 9; Fast Prairie 11; Bardwell. Ky.. 12: Cairo, III., 13; Paducah. PENNANTS Convlct’a Sw**etlM'art, A. 11. Wiaals, mgr.:mgr. New-j Ueiitleuian from Mississippi. Brady A Urlsmer, I ark. .N. J., 4 9; Itayonne 14 10. mgrs.; Milwaukee. 3 9. ] Ky.. 16. Cllmav. The. Joa. WelH-r, mgr.: Itoanoke. Va., I Uoliig Some. Sam S. & l.ee Sbubert, Inc., mgr.: Kidnappeil for a Million (AA'esteml. E. H. Perry, mgr.: Madrid. la.. 6: Nevada 7; Blp- and CANES ti; Itliietield. W. Va., 7; Ilrlatol, Tenn., 8; ' Cincinnati, 3 9. pey 8; Itisdie 9: Urand Junction 11. Morriaiown 9, doing Some (Western), Sam S. Sc Ixh» Shub«*rt, We beg to Inform yon that ws sss Kent. S. Miller. Jos. M. Ualtes. mgr.: Omaha. Clananian. Hie, . H. Itrcnnan, mgr.: Itrook- Iiic., ingrs.: S*'altle. Wash.. 37-Oct. 2. the orlglnaturs and only makets sf lyn, 4 9. Ureat Johu Uant.an, with Utsirge Fawcett. Sai'J Neb.. 3 9. Convict lita.i. A. 11. Woiala, mgr.: Cleveland,! S. A lx*e Shubi'rt, Inc., mgrs.; Isis Angeles. King of Bigamists. A. H. AA'.ssls. mgr.: St. 4 9; Ilitroll, 11 10. I '37Oct. 9. I otils. ;4-9; IxulsvDIe. 19-16. <>e.>le Slave'a Itevenge, A. H. Wiaida, mgr.: Ulrls, (F.astenii. Sam S. A Ixh' Shuls-rt. Inc., Keith Stock Co.: Tarentum. Pa.. 11-16. Ilavonne. N. J.. 7 9. mgrs.: Columbus, O.. 4-6. Eawrence Stork Co., D. S. Ixiwrcnce. mgr.: Se¬ ..lent Haya. Jolin Cort, mgr.: Colfax, Usiiililer of the West, A. 11. Wattle. .Aug. 9. Indef. Hmlaon. J. E.; See the Iloiiae Next Door. .MiU.e-niolis. 1(1-lb. T.acVaye, Wilton: See the Rattle. Emhoeaed Pennants with gold or sHvar Drew, .lohn: S<‘e Ineonatant Ueorge. Girls, (Western), Sam S. A Ix'c ShulHTt. Inc.. Ixvrtmer. Wright: Sr-e the Shepherd King. i mgrs.; St. Josi'pli. Mo.. 15 16. I.yrtc StiM-k Co.: I.in-oln, Neb. Indef, I leaf, the beat eelllDg souver.lrs on the Daitphine Stock Co.. Walter S. llabltrln. mgr.: Hackett. James K.: S<-e Samson. I.v'lc Sto'-k Co . Keating Sc Flooil, mgrs.: Port- I market tivday. We also make Pennaata New Orleaiia. .\nc. ‘39. Indef. Hilliard l.iJairt: Sw A Fool There Was. land. Ore., Indef. ! for any o(*rasl„n. Printed Pennants mads Divla Stoi'k (o.. Henrv Davla, mgr.: Pitta- Hisige. AA’m.: See the Man from Home. Ix>wls Stock Co.. W. F. I;ewls, mgr.: Blue Hill, I to'order for any relebratlon desired. In any styla. bnrg. Pa.. Si-pl. 3,), pulef. Hutchison. Ixiulse, Co.: Joplin, Mo., Dct. 16 Neb.. 4 9: Hobirege 1116 ' Si-nd for our llliistrated catalogue and we wlH Detective Spark.-a. with Hattie Williams, Chas. Nov, 13. I.lndlcy, H.arry. ni.»atre Co.. Thos. Alton, mgr.: I msll you one free of charge. THE HOLIDAT Frohman. mgr : N 5 C,. Aug. 33 Oct. 10. Holden StiK-k Co., H. M. Holden, mgr.: fin Rl.lgefowii, Ont,. Can.. 1 12. NOVEITY MANDFACTDRINO CO.. $7 D tlnnond Fiilb'r Co.. Jolin D'tlrmoiid. lugr.; cinniti. Sept. 5. Indef. Ijiwrence, I.locid. AA'III C. Davis, mgr.: AA'est Jonea Street. New York City, N. Y. Ft. Smith. .Ark.. In.bf House Next Door, with J. E. Ikulson, Cohan I'olnt. Miss.. 6: Aberdeen 7: Corinth 8: Jack- i D Oir,e, IMoiiaril. Co.. Uu.v F. Uregg. mgr.: Ann A- IlsiTis. mgrs.: Chicago. HI.. S.'pt. 29 , son. 'Tenn.. 9; AA'lni-na. Mt«s,, 11: Canton 12; ' aiadla. Md., 0; FriMlerlekaburg 7: Farmville V; (»it. 9. • Jackson 13: Ureinyille 14; Clarksilale 1.5; l.yuchbiirg 9; Kiuiairia II; Uoldalaim. .N. C.. . Haywanl. Grace. U*sirge .M. Uatts, mgr.; I.a Marianna. Ark.. 16. 13: Newlierii 13 (>issc. Wls.. 19 16. Ix-na Rivers. Burt Sc Nlcidsl. mgrs.: Chatta High-Class Musical Novelties Daniel Ihaiiip on the Trail (Central i. J. W. Clan¬ Her Da.'k Marriage Morn iW. F. Mann'si. TIsis. ii'sigs Tenn.. 4 9: Naslivllle 11-16. ton. mgr.; Olaagow, Ky.. O; Ilardstown 7; W. Kihus'V. mgr.: .Atlanta. III.. (>; Ull>«on lx** Uivers (CoastI. Barton Sc AA'Iswidl, mgrs.: Can secure enfvagements through the Newark. O.. 8; UriH-ntlebl tb City 7; Ibsiis'sion 8; Danville 9; Brazil, Ind.. ' W. Id r. Ms.. 6: Baker City. Ore.. 7: I'endle- | h/IUSICAL rXC*'A»' GE Ib-vira Anctlon, J. Hard Worr.dl. mgr.: Hunts 11;' Craw fordsvHle 13. 101. 8; AVillla Walla. Wash.. 9: Ix'wlsi.m. Ma.. vllle, Ala., ti; IbTatiir 7. P.inningliain 8. Ilansuirt Comedy Co.. Chas. K. Harris, mgr.; 11; Piilliii.an. AA'a«h.. 1'3: Davtoii 13; The Dal , E. A. STAVRUM, Manager, Dalton. Itola-rt, In When Ilia Wife's Away: Watertown. N. A'.. 37Oct. 33. las, O-p.. 14- Host ItlviT 15 J ineahoni. Ark.. 0; Newia.rt 7; Itateavllle 8; Hughes Drainalic Co.; York, Nil)., 1116. Ix-iia Blvers (AA'estern). Thus. H. Si-well. mgr.: 1014 Steinway Hall, - CrsI .xAGO. I.ittle ItiK'k 9; Hot S|iringK 11; Pine ItliitT 13; Haiiinioisl Stock (.., C. H. Ixdgh. mgr.: Di*catiir. IJebler & Co., mgrs.; Ho<-hester. N. Y., 4-6. Hanford. Charles B.. F. I.awn-nce Walker, mgr.: HI.. 4 9 Eileson. Hotiert: Sw the Notile Spaniard. Itlrhnsuid. Va.. <> 7: Newis.rt News 8; Norfolk Lion and the Mouse (A). Henry B. Ilarrla. STANDARD TICKET CO. Eislest Way. with Fr.snees Starr. David Belas- 9: petiesbnrg 11: Babdgh. N. C.. 13; Wlu- mgr : Boston. ‘37 Oct 9 ; CO, mgr.: .\. Y C., S-pi. 4. Iiiib'f. ston-Salem 13; Charlotte 14; S|>artanburg. S. Lore Wafe'.ies, with Billie Burke. Chas. Froh¬ 181 PEARL ST., NEW YORK CITT, EpIv. DIani*he. Wliltn<\v Collins, mgr.: Jones¬ 15: Uris-nvllle 16. man, ingr.: San Francisco. 4 16. | boro. .Ark,. Indef, Henderson, Maud, Jos. Parent, mgr.; Ashland, I Ixireh. Theislore. Co.. PVltx E. Itiione. mgr.: i East I ynne (King's). Win. A Tnlb v. mgr.; Con- Wls., 4 9. I Corsicana. Tex.. 3 17. | iieanl. O . 0: Erie. Pa.. 7Creenvllle 14. Hsil. Don C., In Kepertolri-: Dayton. <1.. 4 9. A'snn. I.oiils- See ll-i* Afsn Wim Sfiesl Still. ' AT LIBERTY East I ynne (King's), Win. .A. Tiillev. gen. mgr.: Hamilton 11 16. ' Atas.in. John: Ki-c the AA'Itebing Hour. Norfolk. A a.. 0; New|sirt News 7; Petersburg Higgins, David. Stair Sc Nicolai, mgrs.; Itich- Miller. Henrv: See the Ureat Divide Band, 6 or 8 Pieces 8; ICif liiiKind 9 ii'ond. Va.. 1-9: .Atlanta, (la.. II DI. ' Mart ean Sl ick Co , No. 1. P U Maclx^an, East I.ynne, W, J, Atelkuial t. mgr.; Wray. Hb'kinan A P.essey Co. (Esstenii. Bert I.elgh. mgr.: South Pend, Ind., S-pt, 13. Indef. Bluk pn-fiirri-d. 3 year's exisirlence In Audi Colo.. 0; Heiikleii'.an 7; Stratton 8; Waunita iiegr.: .Mliii'gan City, Ind.. 3 9; Haiiiinond Mnf lx.an S'ls-v fo N„ 2. P U Mai Kean. torliiin Rink, Harrisburg. Pa. AiMrevui HARRY 11-16. ‘ mgr.; Miinclc. Ind,. Sept, 6. Imlef. (XILONNA. P. 0.. Windber, Px. Ewing. U-Tfriide. Co., Win N. Smith, bus. Harvey Stoik Co.. J. .S. Uarside, ingr.: Ik' Pere. ! Mettle Stis'k Co.: Portland, Ore., Sept. 19, I iiigr.; Princeton, K.v 4 01: Cairo, III.. 7 9. Wls., ;i-9: Slielsiygsn It 16. I Indef FOR SALE -Moving picture and vaudeville the Ellsworli's I'lavirs, \V. sire, fully e Aug '33 Indef ! STOCK AND VAUDEVILLE PLAYERS cago. Sept. 20. Indef. burg, 111., 37t8l. 9. Mellleg pot. with w- lki-r AVhllesIde. I.lehler ! Foreiiaugh "Stock Co.: (Inclnnatl. Si-pt. 5. In Hniuaii Hearts (Soiilliern i. W. E. NaiikevHle, Sk Co., nigra.; N. A'. C.. Sept. 6. Indef When In til" I By. call at the ARCHF.K. I»a6 def mgr.: St. Aiig'is|li:e. Fla.. 6; Jacksonville Archer Aveiiiin, iii-ar Slate Street, I'hlrago Forepaugh Stock Co.: Indianapolis. Sept. 6. 7: Maco'i. Oa.. 8; .Atlanta 9. I. BI'ltCEII, I'r'iirleliir. Indef. Hiiinan Hearts (Easbrni. W. E. Nankevllle. —• •riTTA FArrRArWKFRF •— Fortune Hunter. Cohm Sc Harris, mgrs.: N, Y. nigr.: Saranac l ake, N. A'.. 6; Morrlsburg C . Sept. 4, Indef, 7; Ma«s.-na Springs 8; An Sable Forks 9; make UF SUCCESS SONG BUREAU Fourth I'«t t" I,I, bier Sc Co., mgrs.: N. Y. C., Cornwall, (lit.. Can.. 11; Ei.isiburg 13; Barre Ten Pan-lies f| lai. Sk. tchea, Plays, etc 4* (let. r,. Indef. 13; Montiioller. Vt.. 14; St. Albans 16. ABBOLtriTLT eVARAWTZZS. Orand Opera Houae, Cbioago. OCTOBER 9, 1909. e B 39

\lll>lrfllon 8; I.lDeoln 0; Shelbyrille 11; Conn., 4 6. Ipd., (i; Attica 7; Wnvelaud 8; Logaus|iort Clilcdgo, HI., .7 6: Des Moines, la.. 1013; Charleatou 12. Taytou St.H'k Co., Corae Tayton, mgr.: Y'onkera, ■ 9; Teru 11; Wabash 12; Bluff ton 13; Marlon Omaha, Neb., 14-16. M.ioi.ahluer'a Haugbter, (R. O. KIngaton'a): .N. Y., 4 0. 14; Hartford City 17; .Miiucie 16. Way Out West, L. A. Meharry, mgr.: Tower lllon, N. Y., 7. Toyiiler, B. ulab. Burton Nixon, mgr.: Chat-' Turner, Win. H., Chas. E. Blaney Am. Co., City, N. D., 7; Buffalo 8; Casw-Itou 0; Tort- Mallory. Clifton: I>eRoy, N. Y., 6; Coralng 7; tanofiga, Tenn., 4 0. mgrs.: Wash., D C., .7 1); Baltimore, 10 16. land 11. Waikiim 8; (Mean 0. Tatrlot, The, with Wm. Collier, Cbaa. Frobman, Thurston. Adelaide, in Contrary 7Iary, Francis What Every Woman Knows, with Maude Adams, Malur. Thll., Stock Co.. I>ealle E. Smith, mgr.: mgr.: Boaton, 4-16. X. Hoik-, nigr.: Oklahoma City, Okla., 6-7; Chas. E'rohinan, mgr.: Detroit, 4 9; Cleve¬ Salaniaiiea, .N. V., 4 9; Corry, Ta., Il itt. Tlerre of the TIalua. A. 11. Wiaala, mgr.: Blr-i Tiill.is. Tex.. 8 9; I’t, Worth 11-12; Waco land, 11-16. Molly itaun (Rurton Miun'ai, Fnal .Miller, mliigham, Ala., 4 9; .New Orleaua. l.a., 10-16. | 13; San Antonio 14-17; Austin 16. Wolf, fh*-: Des .Moines, la., 8 9. mgr: luillan Head. Man., Can., 6; Regina 7; T«dly of the Circus (Frederic 'iTiompsou'B), ! Taylor .sHsk Co., 11. W. Taylor, mgr.; Harris¬ Woman’s Way, with Grace George. V\’ni. A. Mo.*.. Jaw 8; Mil..atoiie 0; Wyburn 11; Ea- Tbila., 4 9. I burg. Ta., 4 9. Brady, mgr.; Springfield. .Mass., 7; Water- tevan 12; Minot, N. I)., 1.7; Carrington 14. Tair of Country Kids, C. Jay Smith, mgr.: Thurston, Howard, Dudley McAdow, mgr.: Nor¬ bury. Conn., 8; Bridgeport 9. Mary Jane'a Ta. with Henry K. IMaey, Henry UnK-lon, .\. Y., 6; Mayrille 7; Westfield 8; , folk. Va.. 4 9; Richmond 11-16. Third Degn-e (Henry B. Harris' Co. B). Ilar.-y Way Down East: .Madison, Ind., II; Trlnee \V. Saiage, nigr.: Terre Haute, Iml., 6; In- Dunkirk 9. ton 12. dianaiKilla 7 0; Amleraon 11; Muurle 12; Marlon Triiice Chap: Imliahapolla. Ind., 4 6; Akr»n, ' E. Allen, mgr.; S.nit I.ake City, U., 4 9; Los Angeles, Cal., 11 16. 77’illiams-Hugh Co,: Y’ork, Neb., 11-16. 1.1; So. Ib-nd 14; ToleiVi. O., I.VIO. (>., 7 8; Canton 9; Auderaon, Ind., 1-4. Wilson, Al. IL, Sidney R. Ellis, nigr.: ENans Thlid iH-grec (Henry B. Harris’ Co. C), W. M. Marka, T.aii. Hrainatlc Co.. Cbaa. R. Colby, Trice A Butler Co., Trice A Butler, mgra.: Scott- vine. Ind.. 11. dale, Ta., 4 9; Smitbtou 11-16. Hale. Digr.; Angnsta. Me.. 6; Bangor 7-9; mgr.: T.r.K'kvlIle, Can., 4 9. Von-ler Stock Co., S. M. Y’onder, nigr.: Rich Qim-i-u of the Secret Seveu, A. H. W.aala, mgr.; I Waterville 11; Gardiner 12; Skowhegan 11; Martin St.u'k C.».. (•«>. E. Cochrane, mgr.: Co- mond, Ind., indef. luinlila. Mo. 4 9; WIndaor 11 1.7; Oac^la 14 Montreal. 4 9; Bayonne, N. J., 11-13. Rockland 14; Biddeford 17; Tortsmuuth, N. 1*1. Queen of the Outlaw Ctfiiip, A. J. Siwncer, mgr.: H . 16. Y’aukec T^KHlle Stock Co.. Geo. Hallday. My Itoy Jack; Charleaton. Mo., fl. BufTalo. 4 9. TravelHig Salesman (Ilenry B. Harris’ Co. A), nigr.: E'ariliault, Minn., 4-9; Rrslnerd, Minn.. M.irey StiH-k Co t Kaatern. I.eConite A Kleaher'al, KotH-rta. Thtnalore: See the Barrier. E. W. Mansfield, mgr.: Columbus, O., 4 6; 11 16. Marc. K. Ilotdilna, mgr.; Council (IroTe, Kan., RidM-rfa-m. Forbea: See the Taaslng of the S[irlugfield 7; Dayton 8 9; Hamilton 10; CI'a- Y'o’iiig BuiTaln, Chas. E. Blaney Am. Co,. 4 9; Junction City II-IB. Tldrd Back. cinnatl 11-16. mgrs.: Thila., 3-9; Norfolk, \'a., 10-16. Ml«*'url (fill (.Merle H. Norton’al, Joac|ih RIth, R. d>a.iu. Eleanor: See the Dawn of A To Mor j Traveling Salesman (Henry B. Harris’ Co. B), Y’e Colonial .Stock Co., Eenner-Sachs Am. Co.. mgr.; Wllbiirton, Okla., (1; Mena. Ark., 7; r.iw. Gefi. E. Lask, mgr.: Vicksburg, Miss., 6; mgrs.: Carrollton, O.. 4 9. lu-gufu-u 8; New Iloaton. Tel.. 9; Clarkarllle Ridiaon. May; See the Rejuvenation of .luut ■ Greenville 7; Memphis. Tenn., 8-9; Little Y'aiikt-e DoVesfern). Chas. H. It; Tarla 12; Commerce 17; Wolfe City 14; Mary. Rock, Ark., 11; Hot Springs 12; Shreveisirt. V7'nerz, mgr.; Memphis, Tenn., 4 9. Karnieravllle 1.7; (Ireenvllle 1(1. Ruasell. Lillian; See the Widow's Might. La.. 13; Dallas, Tex.. 14 17; Ft. Worth 16. Traveling Salesman (Henry B. Harris’ Co. C>, Y'otir Iliimlile Servant, with Otis Skinner, Chas. Mll.lr.d and Roiiclerc, Harry Rnuclere. mgr.: Ruaa<-Il A Drew Slock Co.. R. E. French. E'roliiiiun. mgr.: Rochester, N. Y., 8 9; Cambridge, .Md., (1; lAurel, I>ela.. 7; Crla- mgr.: Seattle. Sept. 5. Indef. Frank Tcrley. mgr.: Brockton. Mass., 5-8; ;; it Tiiffalo ll-l (Clarence Bennett’a), Oeo. H. Biibb. Nell.. II; Norfolk 12; f'olunihua 17; Oraud Worth 17; Dallas 16. nigr.; Waukon. la.. 6; Monona 7; Calmar 8; I am the originator and laland 11; Kearney l.'i; N. Tlatte 1(1. Texas: Gr*-envllle. Ta., 12: Meadvllle 14. only man kisiws bow to Klceyllle 9; Osage 11: Nashua 12; Greene 11; Texas tWesteiiil: Colfax. \V.isli.. 16. Matilce St.M'k ('o.. W. II Mattlce, mgr.; Caten- Gamer 14; Eagle Grove 15; Algona 16. make Invisible Fortune ovia. N. Y., 4 9; Shcrbnrne 11-16. Uncle Toni’s Cabin (Stetson’s), Leon Washburn, Tapers. My "Magic Maxuell 11)11 Sto<-k Co., E. F. Maxwell, mgr.: Roe Stock Co.; Kearney, Neb., 7 9. mgr.: Wllkes-Bsrre, Ta., 6; S<-rautou 7 8; \7'ands.” "Gypsy Queena” Elkhart, Ind., 4 9; S«. Bend, 1116. Ringmaster, The. Sam S. A L^ Shubert. Inc., Suubiiry 9; I’iftston 11; Tlymonth 12: Ber¬ ami my new "Magic Glass Morey Slock Co. (l.eComte A E'leaher'a Wcatem), mgra.; Tlttsburg, Ta.. 4 9. wick li; Danville 14; Lewtsburg 17; Williams¬ Wand" are In a class by K Munihy. mgr.; Smith Center, Kan., 4 9; Itostell, Marie. W. W. Mack, mgr.: Atbol. . port 16. themselves. $10.06 In Mankato 11 16. Maas., 4 6; Wllliinantic. Conn., 7 9. Uncle Zeke. K. D. Crawford, mgr.: McTher- vest»sl made as high as Montana. Hoim Hadley, mgr.: Schuyler, Neb., Right of Way, Fred Block Co., Inc., mgrs : son, Kan.. 8; Herlngton 9; Kamnsdis 12; Wil¬ $127 In one day. E'or clr 6; Waterloo 7; Fr“mont 8: Blair 9; Council Grand Rapids, Mich., 3-6; Goshen. Ind.. T: ' son 1.7; Ellis 14: Hayes City 17: Oakley 16. (-iilars and sample retd Bluffa, la., 10: MiaannrI Valley II; Tlatts- lyigansjsTt 8; Cbampaigti, IIL. 9; Springfiebl Uncle Tom's Cabin (Martin’s). Wm. Kibble, Inga, address 8. BOWER, mouth. Neb., 12; Nebraaka City 17. 11 11. mgr.: Gslltpolis, 0., 6; Huntington, W. Va., 117 Harman St., Brook- Round Up. The. Klaw A Erlanger. mgra.: Hart- \ 7; Ironton. O.. 8; Tortsinouth 9; Hillsboro Myrkle Harder Co.. Myrkle-Hardcr Am. Co.. Inc., ' lyn, M. Y. fonl, Colin., 4 9. 11; Gri-eiifieltl 12: Chllllcothe 11; Springfield nigra.: York. Ta.. 4 9; llageratown, Md., 11- River Tlrates. A. II. Wooila. mgr.; Camden. 16. 11; RIchm.nnd. Ind.. 1.7; Anderson 16. N. J., 4 6; Taterwin 7 9; Worcester, Mass., Uncle Tom's Cabin (Terry’s). Jeffers..n. la.. Man from Home (Weaternl. I.lebler A Co., 11-16. mgra.: KenoowelI, Mass., ShalerMaik Co.. Jas. McBride, mgr.: Bloom-' II ent pending. The latest novelty for Bradr. mgr.; Tonmton. 4 9: TIttaburg 11-16. ,7 6; Salem 7; Haverhill 8-9. Ington, Ind., indef. III making hand embroidery. Sella Ilk* Man Who Sbaal Still, with l.xila Mann, Wm. Van Dyke Stock Co.; Denver, Sept. 5, Indef. St.ow Stoik Co., Mortimer Snow, mgr.; Troy, hot cakes for 27c. Trice, $10.00 per 100. A Brady, mgr.: Thila., 4 16. Village" Tarson (Nankeville’sl. Eolgar G. Ste- Naiimora. Mme. Alla; See the Taaalon Flower. N. Y., Sept. 4. Indef. piifh. mgr.: Mauch Ch-juk. Ta., 8; Tottstown y' IL) If not satlsfie-d. money refunded. Send Nell .s«e S|irlngtlme. Spooner. Edna May. .Stock Co., Jake Wells. 9; Kutzfown 11: Ei .Stroudsburg 12; E'reeland ( for circular. 8. BOWER, 117 Harman mgr.: New Orleans, Aug. 21, Indef. Natl.mal .Stiwk Co.: Montreal, Indef. I. ;; .Mabaiioy City 14; Ashland 15; Bingham¬ ! street, Brooklyn, New York. Neill Stock Co ; Minneaixdla. Sept. 2o. Indef. Sneh a Little Queen, with Elsie Ferguson. ton. N. Y.. 16. Noble Spaniard, with Rob.-rt Edea-m. Henry B Ilenrv B. Harris, nigr.: N. Y'. C., Aug. 31, Vlnt.in. Myrtle. 11. T. Biilmer. mgr,; Deep H.irria. mgr.: N. Y. 0.. Sept. 20, Indef. Indef. River la.. 5-7; Brooklyn 8; Valley, Neb., 11; FOR SALE St. Flmo: StenhenTlIIe, O., S. Wahoo 12. .Nethcraide. Olga., Wallace Munro, mgr.: Bal- Voluntt-er Organist: Manchester, N. IL, 4 6. The finest TEN CENT VAUDEVILLE THEA IliiH.n-. Md.. 11 16. Sfeevens. .Adelaide. Co.. \A. S. lent, mgr.: TKE: In Sonthern Ohio, S. C. 4-d In country. EZverybiKly selling cotton low. vt . 6: llntland 7; C.leiia Falla, N. Y.. Jarkson. mgr.: Thila.. 4 9; Tltfsbnrg 11-16. White Sister, with Viola Allen. I.lebler A Co., Klruf-^fiin U. and have njom-y and will snre sp«-ml it. Address Sab-my Jane. .A. G. Ik-Iamater. mgr.: .Atlan- mgrs.; N. Y. C.. Sept. 27. Indef. W. F. CROUSE, Director of Band, St. Mat- On the Swani-e Itlv.'r, .4. It Warn.-r A Co,. He City, N. J.. 16; Norfolk. Va., 11: Newisirt Willow's Mite, with Lillian Russell. Jos Brooks. mgra.; Kaiiaaa City. 7 9; St, Ixmla 10-16. News 12; Totersbnrg 1.7; Richmond 14; Char¬ mgr.: N. A'. C.. Sept. 13. Imlef. thewi, S. Old Clothea Man. (Blaon A Bradfleld, mgra.; lottesville 1.7; I.ynehhurg 16. Wolfe Stock Co.. John .7. Wolfe, mgr.; Wlch- It.x. Kan.. St-pt. '26. Indef. bargains: LOOK!—Brand new E'.d. Ex., one Ik-adaiaal. S. I),. .'i 6; Hot Springa 7; lelge Stewart. May. J. E. Cline, mgr: Darlington. inont 8; Cmwf.int, Neb.. 9. Wo.slw.srd Stock Co., O. D. Woodward, mgr.: pin M. T. machine. $125; Ed Ex. two-pin. all S. C.. 6; Chester 7; .Abbeville 8. attachments, like new. $.86; Eel. E:x.. .7-1 exm Onir Ijiw. Tt«., Walter N. Ijiwrence. mgr.: Sis Hopkins, with Rose Melville, J. R. Stirling, Kansas City. Mo., Ang. 28. Indef. Maah. I). C.. 4 9 Wrigiit's S:>k Co.. E. E. Wright, mgr.: Can¬ dition, all attachments, $76; ih-w No. 4 Oiitl mgr.; Battle Cisn-k. Mleh.. 6; Kalaniazssi 7; graph outfit. $42; No 1 Optlgrajih with take On 7‘rl-il f.K- Hla IJfe, A, H. W.aula. mgr.: IVovaglac 8; Benton HarNw 9: Grand Rapids yon City. CoL, Sept. 2. Indef. l8-troit, 7 9; lndlana|Mdla, 14 16. Wher»-'s Brown, Chas. I,. Fish, mgr.: Delpbos. up. $12: Entenirlse Slvrisiiitlcoii. $16: Song 16 11; Cadillac 14; Saginaw 17; Tort Huron Slides $1 iKT set up. E'ilins. other bargains. Taadng of the Third K.or Back, with Forbea 16. Kan.. 6; Glaseo 7: Jamestown 8: Clyde 9; IloiM-rtaon. Sam S. A I.ce Shub«'rt. Inc., Spemer. Ci'cll. Co.. Chas. E Blaney .Am. Co.. Glen Elder 11: D.'wns 12: Alton 1.7; Stockton Waiiti'd. Model B. Gas outfit. C. J. MURPHY. mg'a,: Y. C.. Oct. 4. Indef. mgrs.: Brooklyn. 19; Thila., 16 16. 14; OrNirne 15: Cnwker City 16. Elyria. Ohio. favton. C.u-a)-, Stock Co.: Brooklrn. Aug. 16. Sisslden A Talgc Stock Co,. Sam Spo-tlden. mgr.: Wyoming Girl. LeRoy ,7 Dattni. mgrs.: Ten Indef. I lerre. S D . 4 9: Ab.'r.lis‘n 1M6. Strike. Minn., 6; Black Duck 7; Walk-'r 8; OCEAN WAVE and MERRY GO-ROUNO fOR SALE Tern.hl (Sypiene Stock Co Tampa, Fla., In¬ Samson, with James K Hackelt. Chas. Frobman. Ackley 9. (Venn Wave 1* ball-lM-arlng. Seats ‘.8! adults. def. mgr.; Tltfsbnrg. Ta.. 4 9. Wantisl hv the Tollee, Mlttenthal Bros., mgrs.: One man can operate same. E'.very jiart made p.-stou, ' 4 9: low,-II 11 13; lawreiiee 14 16. Tlavera’ St.wk Co., Cbaa. T Elliott, mgr.: Chl Sham, with Henrietta Cro«man. Maurice Camp- of the best of material. An almost new Tona- Wildfire, with Will Archie, Harry D

era Wiblfire. with Taiiline Hall. Harry I8k-1 I’arker. niin. N 4 W; V«., 11-UV Clnclnnsll. 4 9 tlon at Asilanl. O.. 4 9. and Tluiia. ().. iliirlng mgr.: Norristown. Ta.. 6; 1‘ottstown 7; At¬ Park SliM-k Co.. C. W. Tark, lagr.; (Ireiiada. Sunaw Man. I.lebler A Co., mgrs.: Trovldencs*. week of O-t. 11. Address CW) 447 Charles St.. lantic City. N. J.. 8 9; Salem 11; Bridgeton Ml»a.. 4 9. It. L. 4 9 't'i 12: Vineland 13; Morristown 14: I)over 17; ! Canton, Ohio. __ S. -il. the Cirrus Gal. -A. H Woods, mgr.; Cbl Terkina. Chick. Co.. Prank C. King, mgr.: TIainfield 16 (da.lbna.k, |a.. S9; Straub, rrr Tolnt 1112; c.igo. 19; Milwaukee. 16 16 ' FOR SALE Vaudeville Theatre In a live town I r. derl. k«bnrg 1.7 14; Itl.-evlll.- 1*. 16 Springtime. with Nell. Frederic Thompson, White Suii'iw. White Sipiaw Co., mgrs.: E'ratik- of 17.1881. 4 R. R.. on traction liti*-. Th'-atre Irin.eaa of !•«(( In a iKIngai. Wm .\ Tullet. mgr : Thila.. 4 16 llii, N. IL, 6; lUK-hester 7; Maiiehester 8 9; j ruiiiiing In Its fourth year. Just overbanh-d. g 'l mgr.. Holyoke. Maaa.. 4 6. Albany. N. Servant Hi the House. Henry Miller Co . mgrs • I.-wl'loii. Ml., II: Riimford 12; Livermore I rialecoratt*d. Reason for si-lliiig. have other 17; S lieneelaily s 9. Corllatid. N. Y.. 6; Onego 7; WellsNiro S; 13; .7ngiista 14; Bangor 17 16. I business cm haml. .Vddress N. F., Box 206. Geneva !•. Wolf. I'he tR. G. Herndon's). .7. G. Williams. Frankfort, Ii.d._ Trin.eaa of |•at.h•a. Will J. N.nllne. mgr.; Tt. Stn'iiglieart. Ben Stern, mgr.: Gastonia. N. ti.*r : 61 III) Ills, 'lei II,. ti 7: I itile Ria-k. .7»'k.. • :'«Hnl. W. Va.. 6; Irontoii. (I. 7. WIIMani- C , 7: (loIdslMini II. 8; Texaikan.-t Shreveimrt. la.. 10; Sul¬ OPEN TIME FOR REPERTOIRE COMPANIES »■ '. \V Va , 8; Wel. h 9: BIn.-6.1.l 11. T.n-a Strong. Elw 111. Tlayers. Walter Savlilge. mgr.: phur Siirings. Tex.. 11; Gris-iivIlU- I'J; Dal¬ I lioidaa, Va.. 12; ClirNtlaiialiurg 17; TulaakI I After w.a-k of Oet. 3. .7 1 propo'llioii f<-r g.aal Wayne. Neb.. 4 I*. las 13; .Vrdmore. Okla., It; Oklalmma City companies. Now i laying to giaal hu'^io-^. be^ II Wyllioi;||e I.*.; Marlf.ii 16 Sto.ldard Sti-ck Co.: Kenora. Ont., Can.. 27 r. 16. I an. Ho si.N'k Co. lEaaternl. Harry J. leland. Ing capac-ltv, 1.(86. .Vddress M. 0. BRISSEN- I Oef. 9 \7'lunlngor Rros.' Co : Red Wing. Minn., 4 9; I DEN. Mgr." Wonderland Theatre, Bloomington. "'gr ; B itavla. N. V.. 4 9 i'ortago. Wis.. 11-16. Saul of Taraiis; LNlniii. O . II. I Indiana. Tarl.llc. Si.«h Co. (Central). Ed. It. M.aire, The I'lsters. Bert IS-Alma, nitrr.: Divernon. mgr.; Warren. ().. 4 9. III.. Indef. I .'111 .if III,, circiia I Er.nl.Tic Tlionipa.in‘al. Krinl Third Di-griv (Henry B. H.irrls' Co. .A). Harry **'delnll. mgr.; l.rin-imbiirg. Ta . 6: Conn.dla DdI-*. mgr : ciileago. S--i>l. 7 O-t. 16 STAGE HARDWARE o. '',T- Tnlontown s. MeKeeaimrt 9: Ealrmont. Trcsi'.d.ile Stivk Co.: Cedar Kapids, la.. Sept. ” la . II; Clarknbiirg 12, Cambridge. ().. ' 27. Imlef. n. c..ali.n-|..n II; New TbIla.I. Iplila I.’.; Sleu Tlg'-r ami the Iamb (FnsI G. Conrad's). E. C. In-inllle HI Wilson, nigr.: Kalrbnry. Neb. 6; Clay Center. I al.l In Full iKaateni), Wag.Miliala ,A Kemin-r Kan.. 8; Saliiia II; Coiir.ell Grove lit; Cald¬ STEEL CURTAINS ( «.. mgra.; Ilangor. Me.. 6. Skouhegau 7; well 1.7. AngiiMa 8: leulalon 9; Torl.ni.nilli. N, H.. Teiii|M-s| and Sunshine (\A'. F. Mann's Eastern). 11; Naahna 12; Mancbeat.r i:i; Haverblll. .A. J. \Vo

1 I 40 a OCTOBER 0, 1909.

mm m Colllna, baa realfned. (Vlllns la an bomorary I ooataln nian^ of the recent metropoUtnn *110- T ceMM-H, much to the deUctatlon of luc>l theatre- IVI iV nlAlATC meiulwr of Trovldeuce Ualge No. 10 and hat • XfA* mXm 1*V**® nuuieruua frlentla In the prufeaalun. Thei Week** inmu Newmaw** YorkAwmam g,»r*. The Serrint In the nonse at the Grand la at- - Jake J. Dlach, represfnlative of The (Cuntlnuml from itaae 6 t tractint; favorable attention; the p^e^# and puh- HIIUa>ard at Kenoaha. and Mr. t'-arey, tconllnueu rroiii |mik« o.I j„l„luK hanue In acclalmlnK their apprecla- M. A. OF MOBILE ENTERTAINS Wta.. J. /lei-rrkoe \a/itm Mnnail IflHT Ireaaurer of the llaclne Theatre, at Uacine, Max llORers’ new ahow. The Younc Turk, tloo of the play. Thia la the drat vlalt the VISITORSMSITOR8 WITH MOONLIGHT \tl*., were made menibera of the Keauaha. w.-iit into reht-araal Gelola-r 4. Maud Raymond j pr^uctUm haa ev**r made to (Inolnnatt. RIDE ON BAY. ^ Wl*.. T. M. a. laxlge No. 7-4. at Keuaaba, on will apiear with Mr. ItoKera. . The Lyric la hmalnj,' the «,mpaiiy which calla , ur* OMT. , S.'|ilenitN'r 1.4. Ki liearHala of Van Allen's Wife. Mia» Kannie Itwlf Going bouie. The play la a new mixture I - Wanfa new plav. by Korn-st Halsey and I.ee of mirth, frivolity tn'j mualc. and oeala "1*1* ; xfni,i|. xi, la«dgp No 104 Theatrical Xrflior liave lu-eii ealliHl for lhl» we«'k “ Mnrattoo race. Nothing baa been overlook.-d ^ IW .Motuii. Aia.. laiuge .>0. iw. ineairicai .trllMir. liav. 1m . n tall.-l for this we.k. preparation of the show, and It Is en ; Mechanics' A*a..clallon. gave a m.M.nllght ride ENTEHTAININO JACKIES. enjoyable a*aa any play of Ita kind ae. n here for ' «n the newly built atcamor . •Tal.Mwa.”t. al.awa. laat Among the Stock .... ^ .1. ■..r . sometimesome time we.-kwe.>k and had aa their gih-atagm-ata all of the attache*attaehea Jhe Navies of the ''| The Uennan Theatre Company opened Ita a.a- j «f the dinerent tbealrj-n of the city and all taln.Ml at the liipiMxIroiiie. September 28. The Grand on the night of Octotier 3. 1 l-erformer* who were playing there that night, Companies arrangements for the big tlK-atre under the most propltbai* ctrt umatanc-a. The I The cominltt(>ecomraltt.«e of arrangementaa^angementa wh|ebwhich concon- made by Capt. J. M. Miller, chairman of the 1,,,,^ niicd to Its canacltv and the en- ■ ‘lated•lated of Hr. J. Gr< y Thomaa, Milton V. Peck,Pock. naval parade coinmlll<>e. The entire auditorium of the audit nee was high. Minna von , F. M. Trtylor. Jim HanleU ami JImnile Cootked out of and visiting men of waramcn of the big fleet of ,,r,.,,„otloii. Scholarlv am. artistic Interprets — «l'*"e to mt'ct at the Skv-tome Tbeatre. of Pueblo, ami managed by Walter Ilodgea. Tha fin- w-orld a battleships now stationed In New {!,„ wveral tm|>ortant rolea were given ' which I resldeut E. W. Goss la manager, Juat roater I* a* follow*: Leila Hodges, leads; Jen York llarttor. Gnly men were In the audience, , , principal plavers. I after tnethe various snows,shows, for tiiethe purpow-jiurpo*' orof ; nie Adams,Adam*, charactera.rhararlers, Kntb Clark.Clark, Juveniles; latlles n.»t In Ing adimttctl. nv. m’*** The Star Show Girls, a burlestiue show of marching to the N>at In a tssly and at eleven Thacker, charEclera; Walter Hodges. b.-av. loges were bea ilifully decoraletl llx? •‘'P>'" cmslderalde m -rlt. ouen’etl at IVople'a for one \ o'clo.-k It hsiked like a murder had been com_ j,.,;’ will iLxlgea. general buslnei Ilrome management, in honor of the vlaHj^nK w.s-k'a engagement on Sund.vv. Collectively and 1 mitled In front of the Skydome there wat auch v. ’Carridl. Juvenile leads. -M-ainen. Hesid.-s the ni.vn of-waraman attached i,„)|vldually the .Maidens an-'as likely and pret- I a mob...... 4. to the various sblpa. the (dticera aixl their sfaffa ^ crowd of girls as iiave ever graced the ! At 11:15 under the lead.-rshlp of Harry knov, ▼ viewed the triple s|s-olacle at the Illppoilroiiie i*,H)ple'a. The olio la flrat-ciaaa, prln ' of the Knox Alvin Comedy Company, and Hr. I. xhe Grace Hayward Stock Company reaunied 111*’ ’*■ I ^“"**'gst the latter W(^- Ad cipally made up of sketches. 1 Thomaa. chairman of the commltcee. the ks road *»-a*on at Lincoln, Neb., recently, play miral Sir Kdward S<-.\ monr a ml stan or tne r.ng Korepttigh Stock Company 1* reviving | mob marched by two* through Keyal *tn*et to ] |Qg there during the wi-ek of the Nebraska llsli navy. .Vdniiral I-elold and atalf. of the Prince Chap, the play In which Cyril i St. Michael and down to the river fnmt. where i State Pair. The re|*ertotpe this acaaiHi rooslsl* Kn-neli nav.v; Rear Adndral bea«^ y^liroeder seott made a pronounc.-d aiicoesa. It la dotibtful 1 all hoardcl the boat for a aure euougb good ; of When Knlgblli.KHl Was In Plower. Raffle*, and stair, of the I nil'll States navy . Rear Ad- ,»i,ether or not any itermanently flxed company time. i jtt. Llmo. The Great tjueatlon. Thelma. The I'-'I 1*"^' tl'" '«** i.ulir K'uld give as gisxl an Interpretation to the | This k-lng a prohibition city and state, we Woman and the Wife, and Molly Hawn. I nlte-l States navy; Hon. Hertx-rt W. Saterlee, play as that of the Forepuiigh Stock Company, i took no beers and wine* along and well we did ■•X assistant s<-cretHr.v of the navy; Capt. J. W Heartsease. Henry Mlller'a former sneceaa. is to j not. for we may have olftnileil some of our Miller, chairman of the naval paMde commit j j... revived by this compan.v following the cn prohibitionists that were along via: Harry Master Royal Grave*, of the Theo.lope Ixrll aixl wa* crowdedcrowde-l to capacltv, and the advance i«-*ts*-*t ; “f Ml-w Mercedes Alvin of Knox and Alvin manager of the tirand t»iier* Houae. that he wants .Miss Hattie Williams for the ^xlesslc Indicates that the house will be crowded at Company, aalsted by Jim Grey, whose wife 1 ••>»«. !» « memlxr of the I rli^ss title p.irt. Mr. Ih-ohinan has extireSM-d his each ix-rforinance during the wi-ek. How-ever.However, ' didn't know be wa* out. Well. ai>eaklng ofof; ; •Sbak t'SX ttompany. ompany. Mia* Jersey is a former H*v Willingiu-sa for siicli an arrangement to go g,,*. |x nothing new for the Walnut, as this the- ' water this Mobile aoda ma.te Harry Knox. ^ enport n-sident. ihniugh If Miss Williams' tmirs to San Kran- aire Is tisnnlly sold out at each p«'rforman?e. Prof. Hintel and Charlie Kiiebl feel so gn>*r of arrange*!. Standard Theatre. A company of tine looking ' laughter from the time the boat left until ' SEATTLE, WASH. girl* who are gixxl singers, and a good variety h* return and had President Goa* giving Iba MISS ASHWELL COMING. I'f vaudeville acta make up the show. Salome dance. John Cort iwesenled Comroencemeut Hays at Charles Frohman has arranged for Patriotism la running high at ileiick'a Thea After all he refreshment* and elevating Moore Theatre, w.-ek of Septeml>er 2«, Miss L*-na Asliwell, who Is now playing at hi* tre this week, where Tlie Girl from the U. 8. aongs and saying had given out It wa* *N>nt which atart Theatre, London, to api>e*r here dur -A. la dialling out large doae* of melodrama, a «3 a. m.o.. when we landi-d..u...... at.y the.u.- fool..x.. of Govern- | crickpnex V.v. Rowersnuwers recelvifdreceive*! theme greatest a|>|ilau*e.a|>|uau*e. ing the pres<-nt M-aaon In Alexanib-r Rlason'a b-nethy oniment Is unnecessary. Suffice to say ment street an-1 the crowd scattered, some go- 1 fv,rt hx* given hi* usual atudlon* attention Madame X. Hongla* Miirra.*'* The Great Mrs. that the show Is better than the average ; ‘UK to hotel*, some taking cab*, some to the • G-e mounting *>f the play, carrying two bag .\lIowjy an-1 Henri RatalL.-'a Tlie Scandal, run of mebxlraroa. Tlie scenery used is new, various property room* and one or two went gage car* of special *c*-n*-ry and coatume*. The ITie prostx-ela are that Mr. Froliman will ar- "u.l the company good. j borne. Every one expre*a*xl them**'lve* aa hav- 1 company mimbera aevt-nty pe*>ple. of whom range for Mis* Asliwell to apix-ar In America The Holden Stk Company la presenting In f„Kl<>riou* rime and much cr*-dlt I* due Mo- forty five are girl*. next aeaaon undeyhnrne. W II. Itninnhoffer. W The attraction af the Grand, wi-ek of Sep- wright, that will give him. „the rights In England -pic.- Holden Stock Company..—- ha*— made- many-- ] MatthewsMali and la-w H Gorton of the I.icv tcniber 28. wa* The Cat and the Fbldir, which and America to the next five pla.vs which that friends since It began Its aeaaon at the I yceuni. : Opera Comnanv. who were plavlng at Greene's • pronounced auceeaa, and a beautifully author writes. Tlx- first ■t'l tnany will regret to learn that Wm. Dale *i„ring the wwk of tlx- 2inh'. were Initiated staged miialral extravaganxa. doing a aidendld Mnilli. and was proilnc<-d. September .3(1, at „nd Ada Hnllon. the erstwhile lea.llng lady will ,i,c mysteries of the order on S.-ptember bualne** all week. tlx- < om*xly Theatre. Ixnidun, with a compan.v fgrewi-II this week. Georgia Munson baa , 04 last the .Seattle Theatre was Th*- remvlct'a beaded by Rotx-rt l/orraine an Marie Ix>Iit also algniflexl her Intention to resign W. H. Brnnnhoffer. of the Lacy Company. Swe*-tho*rt. w.>ck of 28. Till* play give, every Fannie Ward lias start***! r*‘hearslug. tttff*'*'** ** Mnla Theatre, we-ek of 28. Mildred Holland la In vaudeville. •» Ifi* fiPW conductor of ■ panclng. music, etc., were Indnlgcd In and it ! A program, which pmved exceptionally ix-pu thetoe Cincinnati* incinnari cympnony.Symphony. | , j.i,.i.j,. .pen.hen all denartexlderartexl. i1 l"r at the Orpheum. we*-k *>f September 28. In Wlilb- Cincinnati may lx-lie the scene of aevera! aI. II. Tvrell. wlm was plavlng the Majestic ' clndixt Geoige BI(x>mi|in-ai-c*n ceimedr during her coming engagement S*-*en new acta o|>en*x1 at the Majeatir Thca- (Ceintimxxt from page 7.1 here Ibis month. Mia* Adams la playing What APPOINT BENEFIT COMMITTEE. IT' 3T:. *'1.”'^ Kvery Woman Knows on the road this aeaaon, _ headliners. A Bunch of Kid*. Howard MNaliig .r an *pi>earane<- that was Ixjokt-d for them Cincinnati being one of the flr*t W-stem citic* , V. • ». » •h'i Company. Ern-at I'anlaer and Company. hy the Chicago Vaude-vllle Managi-ra Exchange, fhe plav which had amh a tremendon* Philadelphia No. .3 io*ul*r Killian and Moeire, Edna Havenixirt, arxl Kpauld Jack Fetch, who 1* billed aa the "World'* voguegtie In New- Y'ork.York. Ml** Adam*' local enen- : stated meeting Sunday, September 28. at which Ing i.nd Ihtfree Fanioii* Coiiiexly. Fancy and Six-cd Roller Skat- ga.enirnfigenirnf will be at the Grand Opera Honae the ' ■ benefit committee, eiinalstlng of Geo. W. I'et- Pantage*' baa an exe-epHnnally gexxl hill for er." oix-ned at Rlvervlew Rink. Oct. 3. we-eki-ek of October IS. , eraon. Chaa. H, Sprague. Cha*. A. Oranten. we-ek of September 27. Including the well known The .Stat*-s Reatanrant has rommenced Its It I* probable that Channing Hollex-k’s latest ' Cha*. J. le-verlng and George Wlle-ox was ap- artists. 3'nle and Simpson. Swan's .Mllgstor*. ii'iisl a*-axon of midnight vaudeville. play. Such a IJttle Qneen. will be seen In CIn- j pointed to take rhirge of the benefit perform W. E Raroslell and the Rsmsetell Slatrra. Violet Hale ^ha* be-e-n adde,J to the cast of einnati during the aeaaon. a* a ****-nnd cexii- i *nce which 1* to lie given under the auspices , Lnlgl Plcano Trexipe. Still City giiartelle, snei I'lio Flirting Prince-xs, which will open at the p.,ny Is now rch.-anlng the plav which made : of the loelge Cansrls. the world famrd magician. LaSalle 3'li-atr.- wx-ii. .Mis* Hale haa bex-n on I a Ar-clded hit In the metropolis, A apcclal appeal ha* been sent exit to all Prank Egan, who haa bad a dramatic arhonl tl-e vaud.-vllb- lay aiin-c she left The Girl from j Walter Jones, rnmedlan of the Going Some | members eif No. .3 for advane-e due*. The lo.lge tn Seattle for several vear*. leave-* thl* week Rector's. Company, which 1* playingpla.ving at the Lrric.Lyric, thlithis 1 ri-cenlly piirchase-d ppnix-rfy at 81S Race for Let* Angelf*s, opening a achned In that city. The Arforx' Nalional Protective Union ha* week,-ek. la a Cincinnati Ixty.lx.y. He began a* a circIr ! afreet, where 11* headquarters are located, at a LEM A. SHHRTKIISIK^_ ii-cbltxl I ■ blacklist I lx- United K(K)kiDg Agency re*s clown and later bex-ame a mnalcal comedy i cost of $x.500. and the appeal for advane-e line* f->r life, tuber agi-iil- <-.-*iin- in for strong roasts star Is made In order that any nneipected obllga- ■ txit uollil’ig ib'linitc wax do>x- aa to the others. tion* may lx- met. .kl last tlx- lllin-ds t'tiibl Labor Law has The new address of Financial aeu-retary Alev WILL BOOK SUNDAY SHOWS. tx-*‘n circumvented. Geetrgc I'yler, manager Christie I* .V>42 I/ocnst street. Meeting* of ' for Lleblcr & Co., lias engagexi Miss Beatrice I MONTREAL, CANADA. Phllsde-Iphla I/odge No. S are held the fourth i Manager C. A. Marshall, of the I.vc-nm Tlte* l-amoiil. “who bx.ks six and Is se-vente-en. to Sunday of each month at 2:00 p. M., at head- I Ire. Hiilitth. Minn., and hi* assortatea. have p'ay Ibe part of a sis-.vear obi txi.v In Booth quarter*. 81S Rare street. Iinrchased the Lvecnm P.nlldinc. In v bleb the Tarklngton's new play. Foreign Exchange. Review of the Week’s Amusement Sit¬ .yeenm Theatre .« located. The cnnalderattoa Stanislaus .-tlaiigi-. author of The Kissing uation. Involved ha* not been pi'hUcly anneunraxi Mr Marshall w-III begin t-noklng Snnday perfr.^in Girl. Is In thicago to siiix-rintend relx-arsals PEORIA LODGE NO. 40. of that play, which will ojx-n the New Cort kRobert Mantell and hla e-oinpany opened to nnee*. which w.-rc forhbblen hy the f-irrier own Theatre-. „a we*-k, of Shakespearean play* at Hla Majei or. Tl-e I.TCeiim I* a connecting link of the mile Yewing I.nd .\|>ril. with tlii-lr new nov- (y-, Copper and Iron Circuit, of which Mr. Manihall ty'a. to... fair..... busineaa..jy.-. .... I P»-orl* I.odge No. 40 ha* been doing good 1 u nreatdent elly o(x-nixl their s<.as<>ii I.isl wis-k aixl aotred DlUtniaa' famous play. I>*nUe. aa produced by ' work of late. Sixteen member* of the Btiffsio Pre»'o< strongly. the artlata of Tho French Stock Co., at the , nill Show war* recantly Initiated, aa wene Maude tbb-ll. who w-on th*- y-lo.OtIO prixe with I Academy, acon-d a great ancceaa. Eilwnrd Worslniff and wife (Dora Mitchell! hci- slia|x.. Is at tlx- .lineriCHii .Music Hall thla Tile Witching Hour, well presented, la th# both members of th* Shadowed hy Three Com- BOOK WEBSTER CIRCUIT. w«*k allowing how six- copixsl llx- money. I I.fferlng at the Princess this week. ' Mr* —Woodrnff - - was made- aa honorary Cliff Gordon is at the .knn-rican Mii.sic Hall Wanted by the Police cam# to the Francaia j member. Frank Tyrell. of Spokane. Wash., has been this week, telling the liisi-b- six-n-ls of the ixdlt- this week, and wa* well received. Recently several meinhera of Tempest and appointed to Ixxtk attrartlons In Srx-kane for Ical ring Henix-tt'a offering thl* week Is up to th* B,„„bl»e Company war* given the ohllgatlnn* ' Webster Clrcnll. having twenty otte honae* standard. Mlw Ray <>x and the Dixie Sere- j Initiation, after which a line Innch was I Washington. Oregon and Pacifle coast cHle*. CINCINNATI, O. nadera. and Harrison Armstrong a Co., In Cir-j xerved. Mnale and singing by aome of the *-■• M. Qnlnn I* manager of the oTce at Butte, rnmatantlal evidence, being the good nombers i member* of No. 40 helped to mak* the evening I honking for twenty hnuwxi In Montana, Utah. that scored. - . an enjovthle on*. **18 Idaho. Percy Moore having rhirge at Season Th"* far Considerably Better 1310Tlio Casino offer* four gomlgoo.1 vandevlllev andevllle turn*tarns n. H. Frstee. of Chirsgo. wa* In Peoria laat ' Fargo. N. H.. where he will honk for Minn# Than Last Year. *with mx morine"*,’’^ 5*,* picture*plctnre* of superiorsiij^rlw merit.’"•’rlt. . week looking after hi* varlnnn theatrical In- ! North and South Haknl* and part of Can- The leading featnre at the Nickel Tbeatre la terest*. ada. George II. Wehater had rharg»- *f -he the Cabinet Singing, which has scored im- laxil* Ilelsler. aecretary of No. 40. haa re (Tileago offlee. The th>-atrle*l ai-as tn tin- Qtnx-n City are nienwly. Igned. and Wm. Mcl.lnden I* taking hi* place running af tdgh tide and only oix- more wave la Stadlnm and Pomra Roller RInka are r,^ the balance of the year. maxbal to make a big spl-i-iii This will occur In full awing. The added attraction of aome Peoria Ixxire No. 40 meci* th# second Sit»-1ay NELLA BERGEN IN VAUDEVILLE. w-hm ;he Colombia Theatre oix-ns Its dixtrs on good vaudeville turns has Increased the attend- In Fsgles’ Hall All memher* of No. 40 are ix-tober to. It was the Intentb-ii of the man aneo at lx>th rinka. ri-qncsted to write the aecretary. The death of Harry U. Fgerton was an- Nella Bergen la a new recnilt In vandeellle, agement to have the Columbia readv hy OctolM-r and la the headliner at Keith A Prorlor'a Fifth but owing to m-vcral onsvoldahle delays the nonneed. having oeeurr-sl at Plalnfleld, N. J. He was widely known, and had Ix-en connected Avenne Theafie, New York, thla we«.k. Mia# iq< ning date Is p,-t off .mother week. Wh-'n T. M. A. NOTES. Bergen'# recent engagement with John Fhlllp llie aeaaon cloa.-d last spring imntisliile prep*, wHh the SiiaiTOW Amtisement Co. for the past twenty year*, having only left their employ Sons*'# El Capitan In The Free lainre and The ration* were made for ris-ixistruefIng the Co Talk of New York. In all of which ahe was Ininhta. ClneliinafI'a leadirg vaudeville theatre. leaf y«‘ar. to manage the New prinreas The The Waukeffan, TH., Ixulije Rnve a atre of this city. NEIL W. SHANNON. seen In the prima donna role*, haa made her Tlie American TlK-atre, a |x>piiler priced van vote of thank* to th» following brother* for the | name widely known. She I* a hrantlfiil wants* •b-\ille house, nx-i-ntly ois-insl. Is nn-eltng wllli ; , grand feastt^sf thst*haf waswaa given for them on Rep- md knows how to wear her gown*. niipris-i-dented sncci-ss, as Is Botiinaon's aixl the j Byron once wrote, "It Is indeed fame i 25^ brother* Shower*. H<^k*. sirrry Aiidltorlnm Theatre. I to lx- read on the hanks of tlx- Ohio." Me^tra. 1 e-" e The two fti-sf cl tss Icgllliii.itc lintiacK. the PIxIcyPlxley and I.ildcrsI.ndersI.ilders have eanx-d 1a greater fannfame 1"/'"'f'"" h.x ''I i’”',F^et»^ f'";';''’”"* nVe w. R. W. TlHrr>'mnn han remodeled the Grand and I.vric. wlille not entoving capacitv than that nixtn «-|ilchwhich IxtrdI-ord ByronByom ao armpss.vm|is 1 " "* "" Opera House. I’.rnwnwoixl. Tex., by pntttag In at cverv performance, m-vertheless have done theflcally cokfnsK of two hAiiHf‘R j of ytainir Tiirka iletire Opera Ffoiiae, PfOTldence, R. I., P. Henry Ft. Worth,

If OCTOBER 9, 1909. X ti e Billboard 41

NEW YORK MUSIC NOTES. HELLO AHOEL FACE. Manager C. L. Henry, of the Vau- “Those Three Nifty Girls” is the ti¬ (By BOB WHITE.) dette Theatre, Fort Scott, Kunsas, has adiled tle which will hereafter accompany the uamea (CoDltniKit fruin pagi* 0.) two acta to his program and It is meeting with of Vlctorlne and ttu- Two Zolara. Hello Angel Pare, tell luo that within your such success that It will he a permanent fea¬ CABRIE. OB. CABBIE. MABBY UABBY heart I've got a little place; ture. Carl and Kbeil and filen sud Wagner fx- •!• You have tlnrae eyea like I dream of In dreama. eupieil the boards the opening week of Septeiu- WurcU by Jiinlf .Mi-Cn-f; muilo by .ilbvrt The Four Musical Hodges have re¬ Pretty little llpa that Jiiat aay chocolate creama. her 1>7. % TiIjit. ceived contracts for twenty weeks of Weatera till, yuu Angel Face 'Imut yuu I've gut an aw¬ ♦ A'audevllle AssiM'iation time. ful Caae. I'lrrlr. yt'ii’r*’ my lin'lly lltll** Carrie. For when yuu are m-ar me. dear, you make me Farl F'lynn, the original "boy la 4* Vou'll xy briile >U June. feel ao uorcr. green.” will shortly iiitrcsluce a novelty in bis Jim Harkins, the coon shouter, Is IK>D l you riiiiemlM-r. it »aa late la Deeeiuber, set called As I Saw Them. In which be will j I'm huge about you. Kid. I'm daffy Angel Face. l.ving 111 with typhoid fever In a histpltaJ ia That you priniiUMl to travel with me liii|>ersoiiate several stars In their different lines. Mohile, Ala. iaay •>iit W)**! on a boueymooo; The Boy In (irec-n in still retained as a popular Tu iiklahuuia with your mama. yama. yama, Copyrighted by Bot» White. Tlje Mirdern Mualc I'nbllahera. Chicago. niimlier as Flynn has made that idea very pop i •F y aiiia; ular. , ' Uee. kill, juat afc aueet aa yuu cao Im*. kid. Reed and Earl haA’e been called I'm y«*iira to the end t>f time. PRESIDENT TAFT GRANTS SONG + home owing tu the serious illiu'ss of Mr. Reed’i lister. Then'a uot a minute that another girl la In AN AUDIENCE. Mr. York, of the team of York and It King, who has been managing Otto's Come¬ •> With you. Carrie. Cnroe Join your Harry; \ Virginia Mjng publUber, Otto Wells, of the dians all summer. Is now back in vaudeville Lewis and Harr have returned to Carrie marry Harry, la a aweet am] moat doing ail eccentric comedy sketch with bis beautiful rhyme Wella Cirenit of theatres, bat bad enterpriae New Y'ork after a Siulheru tour of slxteca e oaigb to pl.ice bis MHig. The Weviding of the wife. WHO used to be of the team of the King weeks. nine ami Oray In the White Hotiae of the Unlt- Sisters. They >,re playing the Olsen time. Copy rlglite I |•llbllahe«l by York Mualc •!• ei* States, and President Taft baa sent a per¬ Compauy sonal letter of thanks to the writer of the Joe Eckel and Minnie Dupree have ♦ vxirds. Benjamin Myers, a news|iai>er man, of "Chamley” Kinnebrew has closed on t>een booked for thirty two weeks on the Morris POVEBTY Norfolk. Va. the Taylor and Kaufman time at Philadelphia tlma. (Twrles A. Bruce, a deaf mute of Norfidk, ami is now playing tlie tins Sun time In Peim- 4* Wurila anil miiale by Joa 11 MrKeuii anil e bo la ao eipert penman, exeeuted a fac sim¬ ry'vaiiia. With his wife, he is presenting a W Kaymond Walker. ile of the title page of the sung, only that he m-w novelty coiuevly act under the name of Mr. Clark, of Clark and Clifton, is In- had the atari and atri[K-s and the stars Kiiin -hrew' aud Klara. preiiuriug a big art for next season. Poverty, oh. poverty. s^d bars, which Is the Confederate flag. ♦ Tbtt'a the aiily thing that av-ema to cling tu In aurb a tswltion that the picture me. of the President foriiusl the c»-Dter piece. A1 T-it^cne Ellsworth and Edna Earlie MARRIAGES. rortuue u>\er ba> the time to amile it aeema '*'i II. Martin. NatInnsI Comniitteeman from IJmlon tiegaii their second season in Harry Jack- Sever -e.' a dollar, even In my ilreama; Virginia of the Kepuhllcan party, sent the son's farce. His Day Off. at the Bijou, ijuliicy, Cold wl'ii'a blow. wher*ere I go; •Ir .atng with aeveral cojdes of the song to Mr. III.. Septenils-r IT. Tliey are bked solid until REINOEHI, STIA'EN.S. —D. A. Stevens, of Why I get tlbit ley ..tare now. I don't know; reft at Beverly. The song got ao audience In June over the Western Vaudeville Association Garileii City, .Mo., and .Miss Cora J. Ri'inoehl. it really eeema to me the only thing that'a the Bumiuer White House the sinie da.v, aud by and Interstate time. at Lebanon. I’a.. on Si^pteiiits-r ’J2. Will retire free — I o- next mail, on a letter head marketl. The ♦ from the profession iiiid fsettle In Garden City, l« hard, hard luik and poverty. While House, Washington, came a 1-tter from Mo. Miss lx*nora I-ester is convalescing Mr. lift, acknowlevlglng what he termed a CRAWFORD PAt LI .Mrs. Frmces A. Copyrighted ami piildUlievI by .\tlai> Mualc t.urtesy. and asked Mr. Martin to "b? gisvl after a serious attack of t.vpbold fever, during CYawford. of Halifax. Nova Scotia, and Mr. C. ituuke. which time she was i-onflneil at the Flower ■■•.ough to convey the thrnks of the {'resident Pauli, manager of the .Marlon Fiiuily nieatre, Hospital. New York City. She has n-move.! to Mr. Myers." were married Si-pleiiilx'r 30 by the Rev. R. M. So far as known, this is the first time that from the l.is.pilal to her b.sne. O-tO Eighth av¬ Brown, of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Marlon, WHAT'S THL MATTEB WITH THE KOTOB- enue, In New York. I president of the I'nlti-d Slates baa received MAMI O. The hrlde Is a memlM'r of the theatrical pro¬ I (Mipular song In audience and personally + fession. aud the marriage ia the result of an ac¬ Words b) Jr».» Vlllara; mualc by Themlore ih.snhed the composer. The story was put Botz, the magician, is playing in quaintance of a year which ri|M'ncd into love. out by the .Associated Press and the I'nlted Wcatuian Chicago and nis.ktHl by one of the big !• ol to their lannds. Why don't h-- alu|> the earl I ireuits. Ht whiatbxt and bawleil. and hullrreoked solid to May. What's the matter with the motorman BLLLEROSE.—Jake AVills Bcllcrose, aged P.efore Supfs-r Time, puhllshetl by Stern I 4. j W'ven months and thns' days, sou of Mr. and and are making a trememlous hit. Copyrishte.l and piibll'lnil by Head Weetmau .Mrs. AA'jlter J. Bcllcros*'. at tiri.lin. Ga., Mon¬ Publlahlag Comivauy. j G. M. Blanchard is featuring E. S. day, September 27. Mr. Bcllcrose is a baritone ♦ j Nortrm In Evelyn Welngardner Blanchanl’s ru- singer, well known throughout the Smith. The NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE NOTES. ' ral com.Kly playlet. Christmas at Higgins'. The IT TO DAY WEBE YESTERDAY IsTeaved parculs desire to thauk the (ssiple of I act Is tssvked solid over the Interstate, with Gritlin for kindness shown. (Continued from page 8. i j tlw Orpheom time to follow. Words and amalt liy WbllBey Comta-' WADE.—AA'Illiaiu AA'iule. of the team of AVade and Hestings, dh'd Septemlier 2tl In Chicago Eliia Broelor Otis leaves the Girl If but today were yesterday. from acute stomach troiihlc. Days of |..ng ago. f'.mi It. rior’s Company and opens In vande- Mi.ss Glenn Miles. "The Swedish With laiighiug eyes and hearts ao gay. r’lh at riiff:;Ictob«.r 11. I NightliigaU'.” is singing Tl'e I.ast Rose of Suia- mer. Hrown E.ves and With Y’ou in Eternity, No sorrows did we know. I “KILTIES" ARE GOING SOME. My only world, your gentle eyes. i at the Lyric Theatre. Ix-haDon, Tenn.. and meet¬ My deareet friend always; •Annie Blanke In her act. P'reckles, ing with srccesa. Then life wa> sweet, no tears, no sight. i« now on the Morris time, being boiiketl by + The Kilties B.xnd is now In its seventeenth When tbva were yesterdays. M lllam Masaud. month of their tmir arisind the world, and re¬ Glenn and Winnie Wagner opened port good business. Tlie countries already Copyr'.ghtr.l and published by Cadillac Music their season tVtober 1 on the Sullivan and Con- visited are Canada. Hawaii. Fiji, Australia, Company (Charles |i tlallagher). t» liana S;in will return from Europe sldlne time. In a singing and pantomime act, New Zealand. Tasmania and are now touring n Deri-mts-r. to play the Morris Circuit, booked featuring songs written ami composed by Glenn Ceylon with great success. ♦ i.v p.« rl '’'>o|e'r. Wagoner. 'The band will sail for India next week, when IF 1 THOUGHT YOU WOULDM T TELL all the principal cities will be visited, after which they will proeis-d on to Egypt, Italy, WoTila by Irving lUwllu. niiisic by TiM I'ellx and Oaiye are preparing a new Miss Celia Campbell and Company Frani'e, Spain and Great Britain. 'Tlie KlUlea dnyder. I. The Little Sti.iiways. fiw early preaenta- pres»-nte rri« Thue by Bert Co.>p«-r. ings for twenty additional weeks. 000. Direc'tors: A. N'elson. H. L. Dowling. W. If I only thought yon wouldn't tell. Bonell. ’^e company lias leased the building formerly known as the Fox House, and remod- Copyrighted aad pnhilahtsi by Jeromi- Jtil.-s Ruby is booking eight Proc- Joe Deming and Company opened eleil it Into a coxy little theatre, with a seat¬ i ompany. ir small h00, E. L. Dowling will ha Allen’s faree. The Traveling Men. The act will manager. The booking will b<> done through the S. & C. offices. The bouse will open Octobor FELL IM LOVE WITH YOU N‘ sas-n In the West this seasavn. U'H'k and KuUon may return to vau- n. Words by Harry William mualc by EgU rt ■taxllli In the near future. A'aa Alat)iM. INTRUDER’S SHORT SEASON. The Begar Sisters are recently com- Whea I fell In Ime with yo*i, VAUDEVILLE NOTES. menceal their engagements over the Wltllams I bad Bathing elae tv do; ] and Knehle time. Miss Can'll Gordon Is also The Intruder ended Its season at the Bljoa Theatre on Saturday evening. Momlay evening Taaa a loneaorae town, The Aerial Buds, Juvenile aerial I milng time over the same circuit. a new drama, written by Cosmo Hamilton, a TUI yon ranie down. lat. Is now playing between the acts with the well-known English writer, entltlml The Master With your eyea of blue. C’.ss K. ChampUn Slock Cawnpany. This is ! Key. was given Its first prmlnction. Drrln -And b*-f.ire I ever knew. i-l.slniasl to be the fattest act of Its kloal 00 the | The Chas. Ahem Troupe of Cycling Johnson and Frances Ring are cast In the lead¬ That to you I could lie trw. raand. doing twenty eight tricks in seven min- Ciaminllsns hiis returni>d from England, ami Is ing roles. The Master Key was ri-cently pro- At) f^. ;>aiiy. aud la a thriller. This Is said to be the Orphi'um Circuit. ^ -And fell In love with yon. ■he vawingest aerial act working alone. I WANTED ARCHIE WHITE’S AD¬ ♦ ! A'opyrlgbl" J ami pabllsbe<1 by Jeroim K. In their farcical sketch. What AVoultl Remlvk amt Company. DRESS. Hofmann and Dolores have Just fin- A'oai Do. John R. tJotdon and .Arthur J. Pickens Ishasl twelve wea-ka am the TihI Sparka (Trcult. have Nn-n boavkiad for fiarty-four weeks over the ♦ Information Is wanted of the whereabonts of wlia-re they met with great aueeeaa with their C. B. O. time. IF EV’HY GIRL WAS A GIRL LIKE YOU Archie F. White, of Peoria. HI., by his mother, high clasa singing and talking act. They jplay •F the same circuit ctaramencing in lyasvmls'r. 'They Mrs. M. Y. White. W>7 N. Glendale avenue. W.wdi by Will A lltelan, mualc by Se) inour Peoria. He left home about the mlildle of furlh. ax a-n on the Weba'r time of St. Louia on Mon- Mae AVills and Mabel Ransley, form¬ als.v. tviober 4. fa>r ten weeks They have in erly of Fsman. Wills and Ransley. are being last March and 1» thought to have joined a theatrleal company. if ev'n tin was a girl like you. (ara paralloo a high claas comoaly act. { featnn-d with the PeHaven Septette, on the Girl like )»iu. Utile girl like yspltal tion regarding the yrhereabonfs of her son. tages' time, ^ maid. has aane aif the hnndsaimest Ibeatra-s of Its klml known ss'“France." a contortionist, last heard If each girl waa a girl like you. In tha- coainfry. Those who spiaesranl were. I.an of In Shawnee. Okla.. while working on the aira smi Kalma Trio, Costello and Lacroix anil Carroll and Brevoort are proving a Swor and Frankel Clrcnlf. tAipyrlghleaea big everywhere. complotfHl. tho AmorlcRTi will ho ono of tb« 'Twsa niiislr ev'ry word; viud^vlll^ bowt»efi in low*. My soul was atlrissl, and B.M>n I knew Fielding and Carlos opened a ten- wo«'ks’ tour over the Dn A'rles time at the 1 lovisl you tenderly The Alpha Troupe of hoop jugglers, MURDER AND SUICIDE. For each aweet melody fiarmerl.v kmawn as the Alpha Trtia. make their Msj<>stlc. Knoxville, Tenn.. tVtober 4. Rrealusl of ywir love for me. flrsi apiaaaarsni'e In New Aaark City, wiek laf + My ainglug bint. ttclaabaT 11 at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Clyale Albert Baker, owner of the Baker Theatrical Nelson Is the lata'st aihlltton to the raasta'r of Billy Frieze, formerly of the Frieze Companv. shot and killed hl« wife and then _ A'*si.yrlghte«l and puhllalied by J>wepb Morris •he art. AIN-rt Sutherland la daalng the taaxaktiig Brothers and Frank Fltxpstrlck, ara playing killed himself at the home of his son at Lyons. Numpau). fair the troupia. dates, doing a tambourine act. Neb Jealousy was thought to be the cause . Films Reviewed

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hut at that mouient I’ippa pasKei, and b<‘r hook Indiictii tiiin to be charitalilf, ao he re>.ol»ea to aave and iirotect her. WeiidiuK her way through the Uiiea, I'ippa a|>iiri>HChea the ahruh huiiae of Luea. wherein a terrible tragedy la Impenillng. l.i’.ea xleeiis, and hla wife, Uttliua, la perauad- Ing her hirer, Killiald, to dUpatrh him. With n|irabealtion I yield," Thua haa Plppa'a a'ing averted a traged.v. Returning to her little room, ahe retirea. "Day'a turn la over, now arrivea the nlght'a.” The golden aunshine fadea Into ailver iiioonla-ama and l‘lp|ia aleepa. Innocent of the goial her peregrlnatlona have Here’s the Red-Hot Money Making worked. In thia picture the DIograph pre- aenta a moat artiatlc auhject, handled In a Proposition for This Season manuer never before excelled, with keen ap predation of Its |>oetic and dramatic value; Suppose we get right down to business at once—what jou want to know is just photograiihically iierfect, and comprising many how much money can be made with one of these box ball alleys, isn’t it ? In novel effects never before attero|>ted. order to show you the actual facts we have given as many instances as our space will allow, showing the exact amounts others have made under ord.nary conditions. Read everv one of these statements carefully. And then remem¬ ber that the best part of all is that these receipts are almost all clear profit— BIOORAPH you need not employ a pin boy as the players set the pins with a lever and the Auguit— r*et balls are automatically returned by gravity. When you have read these facts 0—Tbej Would Elope.tT2 send for our free biuiklet explaining how you can own one of these wonderful 9— Jooe.' Burglar.888 money making games on our new EASY PAYMENT PLAN. 12— The Rotter Way.90O 16— With her Card.1000 10—Hit Wife's Viaitor.626 Receipts Enormous—No Expense But Rent 10—Mrs. Jones' Lover.467 $300 In Tbi***** Months. Arthur RfMiaidIn* Thrf*«* Alleys $100 a Notonb hsv# 23—The iDillan Kunaer's Romance .. .. 004 iKYiittht onlv one in thn-e uionihs he the thn-e Ih>x iMtll alle.^s lielonicin^ to lAerling 26— The Seventh Day.. ., ..603 had clenreti over lie pa^s in hi« letter he A Thristian b>*en aierviKitia over lltO a «re« k. 2*-<>h. Vncle.292 now wUheehe hud ordered more alie)S. but the> hImo write usth^t the.v want four more 30—The Mills of the Gods.672 ..A ^ ^ . «ile>s iihipi*ed for their Mead«ii^) room. SO—Pranks.828 $10 the rirst Day. Down in a small town ... ^ one of our customer^ »*»*tfall A $1,085 In *.% I^aya. Throum the coorteajr September— Eeet o|K*nf*d their alJe^N i.lKmt rJoVlook and t<»ok in 4UpU>mer, Homtr I-a^h. nt L. ha non. 2—^Tbe Sealed Room.770 $19 clear |*n>flt that da>. The> had four of the rtn^nlly ohtaiu^i a detali*.! alaU-mrnt of 2— The I.title Darling.211 42-foot alW^a hia n*ceii>ta from four 42-fooi aile>a from ho* 6— "1776".065 s a*. t 1. 1- II vemtwr 22 t«i Jannar.4 1 «ya. After running h.>x hall u>taiwuaS1.0(fi.5U. or an average of $31.01 per day. 0—Comata, the Sioux.063 alleva f»>r four >e«ni C H Stratum wriUw ua __ ^ 13— Getting Even.687 thnt not Iona he clearest on two aile.va $1>6 - u— . - ..i.-.* 13—The Chlldr.>n'* Friend.386 in jUHt six da'a, and another time he netted Pennlte a<1diT> m*a are not i® theaa 4l*i‘} in onlv di^a. caaea. lan-auae 0«ir ruats'mera objsH t U> anawer* 20—In Old Kentucky.98:i in only m ven s. Ing ao manv inqairje*-ai*me have receivesl aa 23— A Fair Exchange.005 Avernc*** ^ 1 *T. F. Tbompaon many aa lU in one day. Wo have ike original of 27— Leather Stocking.006 has a«'nt ua a detajle«l aTau>ment which ah<*wa every letter on file in our o®ce, hf*wever, and 30— The Awakening.601 that be took in $176.10 during the tirat twelve ^ill forfeit $GOO if we do not produce it when .30—Wanted. A Child.206 davs after oiiening hia two kavx Imil alleva. Hia nni^arj October— Feet 4— I'ippa Paasea.9K1 ta.a receipu were o.erUi), ,, e,,.Uiii. 7— Fouls of Fate.072 N.-.'il. Sn More. The Hninphrev On. hii<1 oar new plan bv which ><>a c.n put in three fnurtre-n l>ox ball allej. at K.ucli..nhv for themrelt'e. out of EDISON KANUFACTDRINO COMPANY they write u. that they will neeeriencc not 7— The Temptation. necessary. Eatay to start. We tell you how. We sell theMOTlOCRAPH, 10—The Making of Honey.100 Powers, Edison and all other Machines and Supplies. We neeotiata 10—The Amateur William Tell.810 a first class film and Song Slide Rental Service. Write for Catalog. 14— Uttle Slater .075 17—flow the Landlord Collected Hla Renta 460 Ainusemefit Supply Co., 834 Hinots Bdnk Bldo., 15 Ordrtioni SUChicAgo. 17—'TU Now the Witching Hour of Night 600 21— The Ordeal.950 24— A Knight for a Night.870 24—True 1/ove Never Kuna Smoothly .. .. 230 24—Love and War .400 28— Why Glrli Leave Home.950 October— Feet I—The Wallace Jewels.720 WE ARE WORKING FOR A REPUTATION 1—^Two of a Kind.280 WiaeM.P Exhibitors are taking advantage of this fact. Let us send you our catalog. on your electric 5—Laddie.1000 8— The Mlnlater'a Daughter.K'tO H. A H. FUAf SERVICE CO.. 360 Monadnock Bldg.. Cklcago. Ul. 8—Expert Glass Blowing.170 current bill for 12—A new Life.1000 “THE SYSTEMATIC SERVICE.” 1.5—Han«<‘l and Gretel.630 B. E HI7TCHIN60H. Proa. C. J. HITE. tsay. moving picture 15— Whller's Witless Wanderings .. 330 ESSANAT FILM MANVFACTDKINO CO. and incandescent Aiiguat— F* 11—.4 Maid of the Mountains.d IS—Wonders of Nature.'..It GOING SOUTH FOR THE WINTER lighting with my WANTED—Merry go-rouiid, Ferrl. Wh<'el. Show* that d<> tail ch" i'amlv Whe«*l and Ball Games tu'ld; alao l.iiiK'li .Stand. AiblreiiH all e«Hi (George Klelne.) . W, DAMRON, Crystal Amuseruaat Co., Owensboro, Ky., October 4 9 inclutive. HALLBERQ August— 10— Da«f In Hia Eye. 10—Retaliation. 10— The Cycllat'a Horn .. .. 11— A Long Reach.. Conyne’s “Ads” Are Top Notchers for Publicity

Big: TImea IFthiswasYourAD DO THEY PAY? including “ELECTR,\” Pink I.abel Car¬ OiM‘ big ailvertlaer ankml in<- yreterdav, t'onyu* bons, *‘HALLBER(a** Spot Light, 4000 500FTINTHEAIR Iniw null'll dll ymi gvl for that .New York City candlf'power Elamipc .\rc lamps, buzz and Jidi? .4. $l’.o I'Elt II.4V. Ill* aalil It a a. worth marked ^ YOU ^ $l.iaai. It Ii-rlainly Imlila tin- Wutld'a Umiird exhaust fans and the very best MOVING ^^VDlrlea frea. WOULD BE THE • for I'l Bl.11*11 4. *11 iiilli*. of aolld |MHi|i|e PICTURE MACHINES. riai-lii-d. Ill big oiiltila liM-atiil III New York COPY, ■'llHI the main VCXJCAN REACH < lly. 7 In .Ni'» Jorwy 3 on ali-aiu laiilirbas GET AC QUAirVTED MOW Spin frojD lU Talk of the THEM ALL riiiiiiliig lip Hill ilouii till- HiiiImoii for '.41 mils*, A POST CARD WILL DO IT. Kgiatratlon for CONYNES WAY a nil liolh lialika a wdlil iiihh. of |M-ople. Free Booklet No. 15 tells all about it. Three thousand OH YOU BIO NEW YORK JOB! .Ml KITES, 2 B.4IIIMIN.S SE.MtCH I.IIHITh. I have saved upward of ?200,000 on cur¬ Off Sffg 3 STEAM I.AI.MIIES. Ill DI'MMIES '.4i \l KN rent bills since I introduced my I^lectric aunt MV Oivr .'.mai .o| yda. of Aerial "Ada.” Ove» rRAPtze one iiilllioii |H-iji|e reai'liiMl (mt hour. I'lien ask Economizers. Have you benehted? GOOD TICKETS PtAfOffMfR "I8aa It,lay?'* II HAVE NO AGEN'I'H.I LADY OR GiNT. el. H. HALLBERG, 10,000,..*2.50 50,000.* fl SILAS J. CONTNE, 3508 McLean Are., Chicafo. 20,000. 4.25 100.000. 1.1 No. 30 Greanwich Ava.. NEW YORK. I will eonirart to fly your "ad" auywber* la (2tsh with order. They are worth it thi. I' S lOO.OCX) Stock Tickets_*10 St Metroiailltan Theatre, CIrclevIlle. O.. running FALCON LABEL TICKET CO., vaudeville and plctun**. A real bargain; everv 1007 Walnut St . Kanaaa City. I WILD WEST WANTS RIDERS thing first-claas. Addreiia METROPOLITAN THEATRE. CircleTille, 0. Slot Machines. Cheap W illi outfits. Show iKKiked all winter. .Address l.iaai all inakea. McCXISKER. 810 N. If You See It in The Billboard, Tell Them Bo. Philadelphia, Pa. BEN HOLMES’ WILD WEST, Dallon, Ga , 6th to 16th. OCTOBER 9, 1909.

14—LturHi. A P.ailtire Money Maker for M. P. Tbealrva. 14—Th» Foxy Farmer.V .!! 14 —l'*Hl(Illng Sbo<.a. SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL VOLUNTEER FIREMEN S OrtoblM-r Hallisin S<|Ueaker, n Liivnaeii by tbe M< tion Pitdure Patenta Go. 2.1— RMken Tl.-a. Itk'p—Oval Il—A Generoua Fmperor. 105— Alrshl). Dallnoii, large, reduc'd 25— The Horae and the llayatack. Dili—Airship llalliKin. extra large, redi 2R—Great Eventa at Poduuk. 110—Devil Itubber ItallisiD Squv-aker, i Sejitember— ] And don’t forget to send for our large 300-page catalogue—THE STREETMEM’S PRIDE. 1—.4n Awakened Conaclenre. 1—Maclc Cartoona. A WAR TIME STORY 1—Mi«art'a La»t I{ei|ulem. Wholesale Notions, Jewelry, The (lifTcrent Bcenes of this film, in ’ 7—Firet Airalil)iB ('roa-lng Engllab Channel 7—Tlie Maaon'a Paradiae. Watches. Cutlery. Nove'ties. Eto. which over 'JOO jMTaons take part, are R—Tlie Stolen Oenia. taken in lieautiful scenic snrnnindingB. S—Gllmpaea of Parta. 14—Tlie Trick Diimmlea. I'he combatants aie soldiers of the 14—Her Hnay Day. 242 ;East Madison Street CHICAGO \meriean .-Xmiy. The plot is very 14—The Fiddle and the Fan. 21—Saved from the Qnlckaand*. strong and exciting. 21— Taking In a Heef. Place your order with us at once if 22— The Legend of the Ltghrhou«e. you want this subject delivered on 22—Dropped from the Clouila. 25—Over the Great of the Wavea. TO PARK MANAGERS tune. - 2.1— All for 1 Nickel. GASTON MELIES UBBAN-EGLIPSE. SEASON 1910 (George Klelne.) 204 East 38th SirttI, NEW Auguat-^ 18—The Strlkera. Do you want some first-class Amusement Devices for your Park 18—Pulldliig Karrela. ENTERPRISE (PTICIL CO. 21—rhe King'* Protege. We have made such financial arrangements, whereby we can place on a percentage 21—I'p the Mountain from Hong Kong basis a number of our “ NEW SHOOTING THE DIPS COASTER.” A new sensation, 564-572 W. Randolph St , CHICAGO, ILL. 31—Prof. Puildenb.-ad'a Patenta .. .. 31—Th- French Uattleefalp "Justice” .. far eclipsing a Figure 8 or Circle Dip Coaster. Or our new Gravity Tub Ride, our new September— Nickel Coaster Ride and ‘‘Human Roulette Wheel.” We build Coasters. New designs 4—In Hot Pursuit. from >'4,500.00 up. We furnish Plans, Supt. Cars and Coaster Equipment. If you want WK 80PPLY THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY EX 4—Romantic Italy. 1.1—T he Fatal Love. to build your own ride. Also build parks complete. Correspondence solicited. OXUSrVE SEBVICE TO BE OBTAIXED 1ft—Pontine Marabea, Italy. -: WBITE US :- 1.8—.leroidane Conteata at Bbeimt .. .. 18—The Farmer's Treasure. BREINIG CONSTRUCTION CO., - Terre Haute, Ind. October— ft—Vachtlng Off Cowes. ft—Gambling Paslon.

KALEM COMPANY August— n—Out of Work. 2

LUBIN MANUFACTUBINO COMPANY. if necessary. August— U A DDV^ iClT A ai9 East Waldburg Afreet, WANTED 9—The Drunkard's Child. 9—1 he Newest Woman. 1 Il./\ 1 SA.VA.rSlN/\H. OA.. 12— The Unexpected Guest. A Good Comedy Company 1#—How Brown Got Married. 16—The Hungry Actor. DDrloir f«1r wri*k. 20.000 attend anmially. 2.3—Before the Dawn. READING’S GREATER SHOWS THE WINTER Date Ort. lH-23. UKiO. AI*o wli»h to make dates 21—Wlfey .Away, Hubby at PIr.y. for e«in)kanieii tbrniitrlNuit the Reawto.. 2il—Mldulght Si>u». WANTS—Plantation, Electric, Big Snake and other shows that don’t conflict. Conces¬ BATE8BTJR0 OPERA HOUSE, Bateaburf. S. & 2fl—N'earsighte.l Slary. 30—The Doctor's Bride. sions of all kinds, except novelties. I always fix for ten cents. Competent girls for Girl September— Show. Musicians to strengthen band. Two A-No. 1 Door Talkers. Those who wrote 2—rhe Woman Hater. before, write again E. D. COREY, Manager, Bra3rmer, Mo., October 4th to 9th. WANTED 2—The Haunt.ql Hat. 5— Tbe Call of the Heart. Dramatic, Hep.. Musical Comwly and Minstrel 6— ilur Country In Arms. abnwa. Now lK»kiiig for the aea-on. VA’rlte for 9—A True Patriot. oi>en time. ('a|iarlty l.dOft. Evi-rythlug lu-w, 9—Glimpses of Vellowjtone Park. WANTED~BY GOODELL SHOWS tip-to-4at4*. Stag«. .'V'ix7.1. Good abve Letters. 30—The Judge's Ward. October— 134 Ballet Dresses 4—A A'IsIt to Uncle. 4-niIliken. W. H. DAVIS SHOWS COMBINED Ian Skirta. Satin Ibatba-a. ft.1 Pink. «3 V. slightly us«-d; 40 AA'hlle. 4 I'uride. braud 7— A Blank CTieok. A.Idreaa E. J. OBMSBY, 1S6 Adama St.. 4—AA'ho DIaeoverid the North Pole .. .. 1110, Chicago. 11—Papa's Moneymotvn. 11—(tut for the Day. 14— Saml.v, the Poacher. FOR ^ALIl 15— The Major and the Judge. 18—Haps aud Miahap*. 21— Mignon. POSSUM HOLLOW 21—-Aunt Lena's A'IsIt. 2.1— .A A'lsll to Uncle. 2.1— A Burled Secret. 2S—More Precious than Gold.

FATHE-FBEBE8 \Vanteure. 2.3—Before the Dawn. ATTENTION, MANAGERS 23—AVIfev .Away. Hubby at Play .. .. 23—Danee* of Various Ctsinlrlei .. .. 23—'I'lie Hat Juggler*. The St. Louis Vaudeville Booking Exchange 2.1—Tbe Kternal Bomanee. WANTEU Foi GtO. H. PKOCIOK’S 2ft—I'enneeat-e Gnarde. Is novf In pt>*ltlon to fiirnleh yon the best talent for A'ACDEA'II.LE THEATRES. PAKKS. FAIRS 2ft—Nearsighted .Mary. anil OI'KK.A HOUSE. .Always have ota-u time for gtHsI acts, both Tamlevtlle and dramatic. Per fornuTs ran prortt by listing with us, »o send In .vonr ois>n time. ST. LOUIS VAUDEVILLX WESrERN STATES SHOWS 2ft—Midnight Siuia. BOOKING EXCHANGE, Gayety Theatre Building, 14th and Locuit St.. St. Louia. Mo. Clean Coi intssliin*. a llldltig I>evlis*. and 27—Mannfai luring Bamboo Hate .. .. money pelting .Show*. Bull all winter. Can |>I 27— .A BlMiawler'a Trial*. 1"'»» e..|..rtd bniid Addr.-«* GEO. H. PR ■ys—The Profe-»or'* Dilemma. tor. Oil City, La., Oct. IM6. AVlre Ida 28— The Hypnotle AA'lfe. Dkla., till (»,., 1, . 3ft—rhe I>«M.|or'i Bride. .3ft-The Haunt.sl Hat. Septendter— LICENSED. UNION WANTED—BAND LEADER ft —A>r«*llle». ling A Tucker's Shows. Seymour, ft—They Kid'be.l the Chief of Police .. Willow Spring* 9; Thayer, 11. 8 -I he' Little .Soldier. Projecting and Motion Picture Operator 8 -Sweden—Gotha Canal. -- SCENERY FOR SALE :- 10— Fom Thumb. Address - • EARL C. FLOOD, care The Billboard 1 Dro(. Curl*lu. 2 .So,-11,., with wings. 11— 4t,a«lMg a Sea Lion In the Aretlet *“*' |•ull• '» W. F. II—S|M>rt* lu Java .. .. .'. tens, 1S9 N. Jackson St.. lllanellU. HI. Il—llnw to Tame a Mother In law .. SUM) YOUR ROUTE lO THE BIULBOARI) TO-DAY

I BCLIO rOLTSCOPE COKPAITT. Aafott— li—T^« Ixtpard Qarrn. IP—1 bt Y»llow jM-kvt M!o«. •0—ilr». BIrtbd*;. •0—Wlnnlnx a Widow. •aptambrr— 4—Tb* Pllcht of Sin. MR. EXHIBITOR! •—Tbf StamiirdF. •—Si.rlnif (!«» Came. •—Til* KoKaKement Sing. !•—<'r»otF«) I'aib . . >^OU, no doubt, are compelled to listen a great deal to the ift—TI'F Karhvinr'a Vlalt. n—Strlrki-n Blind. ^ J7—Arroa" the IdTlde. cries of the Independent Exchange about DON’T PAY 80— Tile Iininkard'a Fata. October— ROYALTIES. '_ 4—A Trip to the Vfwmitc. 11—IVt of the RIjt Horn Ranch .. .. 7—WboeN of Jnstlci*. TITAGRAPH COMPAKT. BE INDEPENDENT Angiiat— 8A--A Royal Ootcaat. 17—At LItierty for an Honr. It resolves itself into selecting the Exchange that is far¬ 17— TTic Jiiilga'a Whlekera. 31—Th* Way of the Croaa. sighted enough to understand your particular wants. Does it 34—Judge Not Tliat Ya Ba Not Jndg^ 34—Borrowed Cli/thea. not seem possible to secure what you want from a house that is 28— The Evil That Men Do. 81— The nuntchback. buying films made by the BIOGKAPH, SELIG, EDISON, 81—Ntarara In Winter Dreea. September— PATHE, VITAGRAPH, ESSANAY, KALEM, LUBIN, 4— The tlallvy Slave. 7—The Fleherman. GAUMONT, URBAN-ECLIPSE, Manufacturers? 7—He Tried on HandcufTa. 11—An Alpine Efho. 14—The l.lttla Father. We are straining every nerve to outdo all previous efforts. 14—The Wealthy Rival. 18— The Marble Heart. Don’t be the man who is “JUST GOING TO.” 29— Onavranda. 29—The Romance of an Umbrella .. .. He meant to insure his theatre, but it burned before he got October— 2—The Scalee of Juatlca. 5— Betty'* Choice. ’round to it. S—Never Eat fJre'n Applea. 9—For Her Sake. He was just going to help a neighbor when he died. He was just going to quit work awhile and take a vacation when nerv’ous prostration came. PHOEWtX AugDIlt- 18—Ru»«lan Romance. He was just going to provide proj^er protection for his thea¬ 18—A Conspiracy. 18—Victim of a Criali. tre by introducing a profier Film Service into his business when 18—Salome Craie. 18—Flirtation Collar.^ it went to smash. Such a disease is called ‘‘procrastination. ” 18—Brave Girl on tbe Fifteenth Floor 18—SpanUb Girl. 18—It Take* Gasoline to Win a Qlrl .. 18—Si)anl*b Girl. So Don’t Delay! 18—Her Favorite iSine. 18—How tbe Gr>>er Won. One line to us, asking about quality and price, will keep 18—A Yoting Bachelor's Dream .. .. 28—A Strange Reunion. you well informed. September— 18—The Actor Burglar. n—Nobody Loves a Fat Man. 8*1—The ilan and the Law. WE SELL ALL MAKES OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. MOVING PICTURE MACHINES An Epitome of Quaker City Amuse¬ ment Doings. AND SUPPLIES

There were few changes In enrrent attrac- tlona this week. Among those that remained ww Robert Hllllanl, in A Fool There Was. who la doing aluioat capacity buaineKa nightly, but who baa to make way neat week for Nell STANDARD FILM EXCHANGE In her new play. Springtime. Then there U JOSEPH HOPP. Prnaldnnt The tllmaa. which I* still bowling merrily along and which promlaea to be with ua for 79 Dearborn Street. aome time. The Baradlae of Mabomet la In lit CHICAGO ^•p|e fnnod the theatres the moat comfortable place to aiiend their evenings. <»™ce Van Studillford oiiened her Bblladeliibla engagement .Saturday night. .Sept. 24. .She was achiHlub-d to o|ien 20. and then was billed to oiwn 23. but owing to throat trouble, contracted COMPENSIWC while playing In Rochester, she was unable to sing, and it necessitated tbe poatiMinement here *ell as the canc'ellattoii of several one-night iBands en route from Koebeater to this city. This Machine cuts ■ The erornoua reis.rt went out (which the man¬ agement rwjuealed the Blllboaiv] correaiiondent rectify through Tbe Billboard columns), that the Bbow baa cloae.1. Mlaa Van Stnddiford Is 2i*/romyour^ apiwirlng In Tbe Golden Butterfly and is re Iteallng her aucceas of last season. The opera la practically the same, with the exception of a few changes in the personnel of the cast. Manager

If you Are on A HO of 220 volt circuit And you Are uung a rheostat lo reduce the voltage to 35

/ At the arc in your lamp, you are pay> ing lor *more '‘juice*’ than you are m actually luing. Can you atfoid lo waste all this energy supplied from the line, over and above what you really iieed> The Fart Vfe^e Compensarc

saves all this waste by reduc’ing the voltage without losing any: makes whiter, steadier light, and eliminates all danger of luea caused by ov rheostats. OVe have a little 22 page booklet '‘Compensate vs. Rheostat" that w vant to send you. It will tell you plainly how you can make a big savins and a better liobL Send us your name and address. RETURN OF OLGA NETHERSOLE.

f'lga Netbersole. lor.king the picture of h health and several poumls leas In avolrdiip.vls, FORT WAYNE ELECTRIC WORKS arrived Friday evening taj the Maun-tania ami ImmiHllately drove to the Hotel Blar.a. wher.* she will remain nntll her tour commences In k 1401 Broadway Baltimore, Oct<>t>er 11. in her aiiceeas of last season. The Writing on the Wall. sN ^ort Wayne, Indiana ■OLD EVERTWaSEE Send TODKfJor ottn F'REE descriptive booklet

THK BUYERS’ l>IRI«X!TORY TKLJ.H YOU WHO, AVI> WHERE OCTOBER 9, 1909.

n« I I.ar.>r.e, an.I will a.-rve Leltargy as a ra- from the I.lea of eternal damnation nothing . The Osoatoa, novelty gymnasts, Kursaal, Lu¬ liirn i.'lil.'l.- I.. til.' 1 oiii.'dy Kranealae. . ran .-ffect them I zern. Paris Letter -Anarchy has la-come rampant, and at la-t The F'our Durhams, comedy instrumentallits. ♦ I it Is obvious to all that aumetblng must be . Deutsches Theatre. Muenchen. .roiitliiiii'tl frum pave I'J.) >. r) pr.il.al.ly .liiriiii: tli.. . ..iiiinie a.'aaoii at i done .A great day of re[»entance la arrauged, - Ritter and Foster, eccentric dancers, Alham¬ 111.' till.'.III. a revival of tlral iiii|Kjrtauoe wrlll be an.l all make f.ir th.- Temple, where I'baraob , bra. Paris. BEKT LEVY made .if Faux ll.lU-b.allnl.’^, the celebrated ldni-.'if d.a-s homage t.> the High Priest. All i •Aldrich, eccentric. .Marigny. Paris. work of 'I'li.'.alnre Itairl.-re. Tbe Interest In thos.' who have kuff.-r.'.l during tbe outburst i Daniel and Rretb, eccentrics, Music Hall |H.. .'I tliii-f alH.iit I'arN Auht tbia work will la- keye.l ii|i li.v III.' fai't that . of crime are there, th.- -Iik. the maimed and ] Cinema, Roubalz. .. liMM iliiiiL'* pii'itv iimcli lliflr own way. It will la- r.'pre-.'iil.'d In tlir.-.' a.la only—the till- hlind. an.l they eom.- hoping fur a sign of i Tbe Great Goblons. eiiuiltbrlsts, Wlntergar- til.- N'w K..lli. » ll. rg. rr, li>Tl !.!•»). tb.- orlKinul pnalu.ll.iii eontalns four, ilabriel Fer- forglven.'SH from the image of the goddess. I ten, Stettin. .t Ill.lklllK til.- IiIkK'"! kliirl of a bit rv Ilia mail.- Ihe i-liaiige, with lln- e.inai'iit .if By a Bn.' (liece of iii.'chanical trickery the I Ethel Wbllesldes, with her Picannlnles, Cen¬ • 1 hi- l»-f'>r*‘. to*' l>U (IrawluKH till' bi'lr« of 111.' faimaiH writer, an.I It waa tlila lligli Pri.'st has arrang.-.l that the Image shall i tral Hallen, Stettin. II III.- Illtli- -Ihl.-*, till- wbl.-li art- iiroji-.leil ehanK'' wlilcb iliti'riiiliieil .Manager .\iituiiie to. li.iw Its h.-a-l, thiia sikiiifylng that their desire 111. an- ..f |»-«. ifiil l>•Il>■.■» uiM.ii ••aiivai. kw-p make the revival I- granted. The revolutl.iiiary young priest j Mabelle and Charles Hooker, dancers, Tarl- ete Maffel. Torino. ii-ii;.||i ralli.r talkative iia.llnei-e KapiDK Bn.Is this out amt Ihrcul.-iis e\|ioaure. Tbe | Mabel Berra, opera singer, Apollo Theatre, 11' iii..iilli riial la. iititll bli plcturea High Priest argues with him. and their con- Wien. tliil-li.-.l. lli. ii Ih.-r.- la a atoriii of applaiia.-. l.a lli-volutloo FiaiK-aise waa written fur vi-rsatlon U tbe vital incid.nt of tbe play. I ■ r i:iii.’li-li ah'l .kiiii-rli Hii acta at thla tbe i.-e Tort Saint Martin, but that much talked of The old man points out th.- n.-c-ssity of this | ! «r. tli.~i I'f ■I'll.- Ki.iir Kor.l- an.I Tb.- I'al pli'oe. Chantleleer. al.-ppi-il on Ita loea. Mme. 'vmbollsni. "Everyone,'' li.- says, "must have' . (jlrla I'.'rnhardt li.-ard of It. calle.l In Ilenrl Cain Hi.' religion he can unil.-r-tan.l. We priests MARIONY STILL OOIMO ind Arthur Itemed.', ita antlmra, ami Inside of 1 now that Ihes.. images ar- merely symbols START RIGHT a week reliearaala wi-re In progn-aa at her play- ami th.'lr supposed decr.-es merely ex.-gencies \iiilia—:iil'lira all.I the Jar.llii ilo 1‘aria Imuae. Another exainiile of Ihe keen bualni-as >f hygiene. AA'e worship the real G.sl, the one 1.Ili.'ii -iiiiiiiii-r riiiia builua' eDi’e.l — nae of tbIa remarkable aetn-aa dlrectreaa. iiii-eeii. unknown Go.1 that controls and per¬ -WITH AN- .hi>« - II..' Itiil til*' Marlitiiy. |a-rbaiia tbe vades all nature. But the (wople must see In .!• |.i.i.iil..r ..f 111.' fliaiiipa Klya.-.'a tbow- oriler to believe These tricks and linages of :- allll u-'itiK Willard Simula. In oue The r.'view at the Moiilln Uoiige cloaea with¬ ours give them faith. That faith Is their 'll,.. l,..t 1 aii.l.vlll.- Iiiriia. la uiaklug tbe in tbe next few days. A new review la In -'de strength an.l comfort. AA'ould you rob ,.l. -iir'.'k With laiiK'lil.-r dally, aud alrea.ly preparation. ili.-ni of It?'' EDISON 1.1 .1. It;. 111. Ill liii- l..'.'ii after bliii to alien aw By argiiiii.-uts ..f this kin.l. the young man .1 - for the moni.'iit convinced. H - even g.H-s I . r.'tiiiii .'iiitaii.'iii. til ii.-at auiiiiiier. .\ld Martha It-gnl-r will laki- an ImjKirtant part i. t.i.r.' 1.... aii.l lie 1« llk.-W'la.- all |.> the far as t.* turn tbe handle w.irking the ma¬ -1 the ne.v pli-i'i'. l.a I’et.le Cliorolatlere. at tbe chine himself. The ritual starts. His be- rri with lliia a. t Tbe faiiiiaia .lamer, ICenalaaan.'i'. This eonie.ly of Paul tiervault'a ■ i. r.. Ill 111. r..|. ..f I.altelle .M.-kl. aliie, la a trotbed Is led out to sacrifice. But this is too ' will oiien within a fortnight. inui'b for him. He again recants, hut this ' KINETOSCOPE time it Is too late. lie Is laughed at as mad. ETOILE PALACE The Only Motion Picture Machine That Will rills we.k Ida ItiilH-nsleiii bids H.lleu to tbe rile eiirtaln g-s-s ilown while an old blind wor -lilts r (Mrs. Patrick CampbeDl listens to Build You a I’ermanent, Paying Buaiueaa. 1.0- .' all'llii r b.Hia.' where Auierlian and :ilyiii|ila. Managers Cottens and Marlenelll him iiriK-Iaitiiliig that the only true sacrifice Is The uiotiou (licture business has grown from a I ' .;llali ail- k" will There are DOW on the ma.Ie atrenuout atleuiptB to secure her longer, tlie labor of those who love to the cause of fad to a substantial, national amusement, a t. .'r.!- 111. re Paula P. I.-ra, T.ie Jenklu Broth¬ hut she la booked by llammeratelD for ap(>ear- those who suffer. legitimate, remunerative business fur exhibitors er- Ihe Andr.' Tro.. Id.-uto ' Krolbera. (ii-..i'ge anca In New York Boon, and no proIongatloQ everywhere. Tbe mvist successful use the Edi¬ To many (x-ople the tilay Is a parable U[)0d HI.I .l.-nii.' ll.'X -ami .itli.-ra known to the pro- ■ f lor slay In Paris is (leniiltted. She has son Kinetoscope. Mu- pre-ent situation In France, as the result f...... ’iih. r III the Sliili - or in Kiu:l.iii'l. made a seuaatlon by her wonderful dan-lng. Because it is made hy Edison and was the "f the cleavage between the Church and State. ' 1.-tb I-III It will be aurprlaing If the Ilanimersteiii first Motiuu IMcture Machine on tbe market. Prli'ux. In the play Is trying to teach that If I' ti-reata do not see the bit fully duiili. ated on Because the plcturea are clear aud steady. The you break down [leople's faith you must put THE ALHAMBRA Ih.' other aide. NelghborlMHxl crowd soon learns thla aud patron -omething else in its place. Evidently bis be¬ \..i. roan- with Tlaliial acta, wltlioiil t-ni izes the best show regularly. The Edison Is lief In the future of his country Is not a hap- ' I, . li talkiuk IliiHigli till- la not alwa.va a bai the most easily and ecouomk'ally oiierated, and W.th III. I.-avliig of Ilia Itula-ti-tein. the iiy one. ii-iiallv ki'l a ip-al run for their iiioii--) at will outlast any other motion picture macblna But apart from Ihe moral, the piece as a li.. .klbinilra Bn.' ib- Malle Thie liona.-. itlvnipia ch.vng.'s lt« (.rograiii. Eight Oelaha made. [iriNluction Is tnagiiiticent. In scenic splen.lor. r.ii, I'V Kiigll-h p.".pl. alwa.va baa In its pr.. • llrls. .tire, t from Jn[iati. will be ou the bill. It la the one for you to buy If you are going Mie Prlnceui BaratofT ami others. Tree has suri.as-e.l himself. The acting, too. into the busiuess to make money and to atay. gram-, lb. iiam.-!. ..f well known .Auierlean > great, all arouml. .Ainley makes a splendi.l- anil Kokli-o a.-l- ll'aidiiil baa always playe.! AVrlte to-day for booklet giving full partlculara h vigorous an.l enthusiastic young priest. Ev- and details aud copy of the Edison Klnetogram. tier.- iii'-r. than on.'.-. S lir." de Fete* I* th. name of n ii'-w (dece .'Ivn !>' .Alroy I- a most Is-autlful Y'acsima. the A REVIVAL -.-hiHlitleil for pre».'ntatlon soon at the An -ii-rUlced maid, while Tree, as the central tig loin.' II la by lliigm - H-lorm.' and Henri li e of the High Priest, acts at bis best. In I..I li.'iii' .-. .1. ill- Cbi-z .Maxiui. wblib Is a Imvi-rnoU. s.-riitalde, clever ami diplomatic. It is a ma-- kind of revival. Ib-aigh moat of tb.- aliifl 1- eu ♦ terplece of character acting. lirelj lo w . ha' Ih-. u put on at Ihe Peplulere. I don't think I no.-d to say anything con an-l ha- ni.ol.' «.««1 Tbe lilrl fr.-m .Maxim -. .At Engbelu (near Parisi. the theatre con EDlSOiT FILMS rs-rnlng The Great Hivide, produced at the in ibe .-ii.it'- always alru.k a popular cbur-l. -•rt- are now very much the thing. Le Chem- -Adelphl on AA'e.lnesilay eve'jing. All that Is and will lb. ii.'W v.rsion ..f It bin. meb con iiicaii with singers from the Opera Coniique, n.-.-essary is to tell y..u that the verdict of Releases of October 12 and 15. t.nu- - I* t" 111.' ‘ aae ,iol the Opera. Is tbe (.rogram. 'a.ndon is that It Is “the mIi'. in repertoire will consist of Fllegeiider Hollaender, |.T 1 all I'.pial. abe la a marvel at stage which the grv'St epls.ale of the piece Is playeil. Tannhau-er. loihengrin. Ring des Nibelungec SPECIAL EDISON FILM. II. .iisgrmeni Without knowing her Intentlona, The Temple 1« almost an exact r.'|ir.slucllon of md Tr;sian and Isold-', also Richard Strauss' NAVAL PARADE OF THE HDD80N-FULT0N. at,, thla Week suddenly apiwar.-d on tbe stage i: .' vast Hall of Columns In the fammis Tern S'lomo .And (I'.AIliert's Tietland are on the pro¬ Fine views of the Half Moon, the (Termont, ii the tbestre wnl. h ts-ar- h.-r name. No 'Hie ;.Ii' of Amon at Thel.es. whose ruins still .tefy gram Ihe war vessela aud the river craft. •111- cnlnrles. In all Its simplicity the scene Releaaed Sept. 27. App. Len^b, 735 ft. «s- rxioH-tlng lor for tw.- or thre- weeks at AMERICAN ARTISTS IN EUROPE h "I hut th. ri' -11" w -s hsviig motored from one of Ihe mo-t effective ever seen on the Kitty Gray, singer and dancer, is at the Hiiilry ui"i. ihaii fifty mil.'- Fresh a- -lag.', an avenvii’ "f huge pillars stretch away r'lnhille. .Aachen. ■ yiMii.g Woman. «h.' I.v.k Ilii- r.'lns of dire. ■1 the dim light, cov.'red with carven symlmls Brocs and Diim.sn. negro ecoenlriia, are at • 'll an-l iml ih. .'ompaiiy which was rehears •f "ba: gmls an.l hawk g-sls. of lals. Osiris an.l Edison Maoufacturing Company ll'e Casino .Asrliii- s' la K. Volution Fraiicala*- -tlirovigh a f<'>v II .'Ir fellow- an.l far In Ihe distance the I.ll.v Flexmore. eeeeiitric dancer. Is at the Main Office and Factory; 71 Lakeaide Aveane. -'m.'s which hii.l It (.anting f.>r hrecth when -traight-rut .I.H.rwsy leading Into the daxxling .AlHitlo Theatre. Berlin. Orange, Mew Jersey. sti. I'.'.l finlslosl Aft.r th'- (.r.sluction of the ■nshlne Lilian l>enls. eecentric singer and dancer. Is I I." nif-nil.Hi. <1. Mme. B.-rnhar.lt wlU r.'larn The siory In Its meaning Is quite modern. Mew York Office: 10 Fifth Avenue. At the Casino Theatre. Berlin. I' I.r .-..iiiitry r.-Ireat, finish up her hoil.laya A y.«ung Eg.'pllan (irlest (Henry Ainley) frav- Is out Into Ihe worl.l. and discovers that the The Two Berg', ecis'iitrle-. arc At the Carl Chicago Office; 90 Wabarh Avenue. sit'l ...me bark to town. .She Is 1.. m.ake a ab.^t H 'verland Tlieatre. IliTlin. I-'It ..r th.' pr..v!n.'' s—In.-lii.l lig Alsa.-v le.r .' sts he has iH'. n t.e.mghl up to w.>r»hlp ar.' Elly van de AA'.-ii, singer, is at the Foevarosl Office for United Kingdom: Ediion Worka, Vlo- r. i Is f,.r.' .a|>|H Sling at Ilii- ll.-mharill at 111. rely Idols made by men He returns to And toria Road. Willesden, London, M. 'W,, Eng. In- iH'lrothe.! lAIIss Evelyn H'.Alr.iyi about to Hrfetini. Budapest l''t. Tills sh'it l.aii. whlih slo lak.'« l.y Cock .And Rllly. e.-. eiilrti s, ai» ar at the Dr- " .f I warmup .'iiil.racs Iin'riiav llh"iuis. •h sa"'lfice.t a- a pr..p!llatory off.-rlng to th* SELLING AGENTS—P. L. Watera. 41 E. 21tt pheiiin Graz. M* ir Aliilliuu-.'. Siraaslaairg Hal- ll.-saucHi, '<.'rn"wlng Nil.- St., New York: George Breck. 70 Turk St,. In a liia.t rag.- he In.'it.'s Ihe crow .Is t.* reb.'l The Harmony Four, iieeiililr quarter, are at San Francisco, Ca. 1'iJ"n \ al' ix i M\ i-n Pr.ivein . Maraell'u-. t'le Hansa Theatre, Hamburg. 'I'lit'. ir I 'iiloii'. . Ilordi'iiv. I'oiir- -In fact, .g-ilnst th.' '.rlests He (.reaeb.'S a new cru DEALERS IX ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES. .Alab-.raa Blossoms, -liigers and dancers, ap rh. wlioi. <.f |■rl|lll' and a ("vrl "f Ihe il.'r.naii -.de of fr.-v.loni. The t>eo|>Ie take him at his I -iii'ir. wonl Th.'T -hatter the Imag.-- In pleis's (H-Ar at the Oriiheiim. Karlsbad '••il.lsl wll.i cries .vf "The Go,1- are dead: " ilthors are aiiiearing a« follows: HOROSCOPES. •'■rtaiily this ,,|,| (a.ty of Ih.' slage shows .v Smite and Smote, e.' -entric-. Mellint Theatre. • •vvlt.i; (s.e.r w hi. It wouM shame many a ' Til.' Gisls .'.r*' .lea.IV Printed Portnnea, $1 per 1.000: But after this riot a reign .>f terror set- Hanovr. y.'iii s'.' star ami can liiake Jum|.a w ith the Future Fbotoa, visible and In II The |>.‘.itde. ma.Ie .lelirloii- by their free The Telsedos. California dancers. Coloaseum. I-r.isrl. 'I .i.'illiv anil la< k ..f fallgu.- of a visible. 22 per 1,000. Palmists • 1. in. f.ipvnilt every erlme uinl.-r the sun Tbe Lemberg, g'a- t and Fortune Tellers' Suppllas. .'.line priest tries !■' r.'iii»nsir«l.' with them. The Nine Piccaninnies. Colosseum. Linz. Jivsie sTi'l Julia, comedians, .Alhambra Tbea Stamp for samples. J. Ls- A FEW NOTES H Is all of no use AA'lllimit tli.-lr g.sls they DOUZ. 1297 Myrtls Avsnns. hvve n.v Id.a- of right and wr.-iig and away tre. London. •I-n I'aiii lia- lust retiiriie.l from B.>rileau\. ■gr Brooklyn, N. Y. h wi.ii to Ih (.ri'si'iit at the o(ienlng l!a. chit- rriiim|iliant l.aiiding in Paris, ir.ltv -ightlliii'ss of th.' Madam.' “THE WEDDING of the BLUE and the GRAY” In'- ' he liusil.-.l over I.. 111.' U.rntiar.lt an-l « ’ w.>rk asalsilng at Ihe la-li.-ar-.I .>f lil* " I'lic IVivliline I'f till' Hltii- atiii the ('iray,” tho latest and ert'atest North-South aonp, is the song that PLE.ASED PRESI- I l a It. v..Iutioii Francala.'.

Is ll.'-|H-c, .1.' I'.Auiour l« the title of a play ”. h has b.'. ii acce|ite.l for presentation this •• "h at Ih'- h.mse of M.itlerr It la by I.l.i- F.VKEU.'^. HI'WAHI’’ WE RENT NEW FILMS WE HANDLE THE INDEPENDENT IN rLRNATIONAL P. & P. COMPANY’S FILMS t.XCi.U5IVe KEATURE SERVICE WRITE FOR PRICES CINCINNATI FILM EXCHANGE, 214-216 W. Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio

I Coal Dale T. C. MeTague. Setsuiil st. Coat«*»vHle—I'alaee Family Tln*aln*. Goldls-rg .V Kat/.. M:iln s*. Dreaii-laiid Tln*atre, J. W. I8*llra. Tlilnl ave. Motion Picture Theatres and .M'liii st. W.-rl.l in Motion Tlieatre. W W Joins, First anil Main sis. Conin-llsvilh* ItlJoii Tln*alre. E. T. t'layhaiigh. Wallaee Fiiriilliire Co. FILMS Tin* N<*w Niekalet. t'layhaiigh Bros., Pills List of Those Using The Licensed Film of the hitrg t(t. Coush«^lHK*k«*li—lloum*. NiitliAti A I.iiliiti. nt. RELEASED OCTOBER 4 Motion Picture Patents Company —1|4>\\ Hfd K.vh*. Fr«l* Tnv frH»» TnM» Alhletli* lUll. TrtH» AtbN'tIc* A^mi. Onftoii -Th'*«tn* >f thlii liiit ■piH'srt'd In tiM* f(»ll H* —TIk* Tlioatn*. K. J tVoiit Who Discovered lb. IKi. IKi. li. st. Curwinf»v|I!e—lUJtui Smith A Furr. Staif 8t. (FIFTH INSTALLMENT.) S‘«r Th«*ntr*\ I . II ltl!»ft‘r. Stat** ♦‘t. The North Pole? PallastHun Pastime Tlu’iiire, l>. K Sean, tt W Main Kt. Is It Peary. Is It C|NTa II . LENGTH U& FEET. Sllverton—The Gem. lunes A Ciadey. Duneau—It. M. Gaiiililiii. poiiora St ir Tli«*air«‘. Il«i|it<>ii A Kvan»i The Dallas—Grand Tluatre, M. F. Ijoreui. Sec* Duraut -Irla, Yale Auiutu-. Co., 117 So. Slila at. IViwiiiiiirtoii—Itijou Th»‘»in‘. It S Tnrkor oiHl at. Elk City—Itreaiiilaud. A. Cavauaui;li. IV)hat»»wii- lyric Theatre. K V li«>Uy«'r. The Casino TIn-atn*.' L. F. Cullius, 312 Sec¬ Elk Theatre, A. (^avauaiiKh. ond st. Sii. Main at. Lyric Theatre, O. C. Stovall. Du liolM» Haa« I A All«‘n “BILLIKEN” TllliiiK*k—The Star Theatre, I.. S. Luiiiar El Keno—IIIJou, S. 11. iloruer. Vale—L. B. Teter Avi'iim* Theatn*. A. I* ^ay It Is the ever siiilllng face of ha|i|iy ‘ Bllll Dunlo—Duiilo Tlieatre, J. K Salkehl A I'o Palace Theatre. Fortner A Schiick. Woodbiirn—Star Theatn*. G Blytb. ken" which h<*l|Ni a little girl through the crlaii Bnlil—Wonderland Tlieatre, C. Gn'KIE PENNSYLVANIA. Shi*w In K of IV Hall. i\ O. Ualnl. of a seven* sickness. But you will is.ie wonders Duuinore Dnniiw>re NUkeiet Theatre. K Kmery, Star Theatre. The McEwen Aiiitiae. Oo. Allqiiipiia—NlckebNlcon Theatre, G. A. Bn-no, after you have set* u the funny antics of "Hllll .Majeatic Theatn-. Ih.ftnKer A Field. Main st. 11M> i'heatnut at. ken." Electric, llllileulirand A llecker. lUh W. Ban DutjneHiH* - A venue Theatre, J. J. Calrna. Klrat .klIcKbcny—Winner Theatre, F. Ohexmiller. E. LENGTH 455 FEET. dol|ih at. Ohio st. at. ami (traiid axe Falrrlew—Odeou Theatn-, O. L. itrlttun. Valley U'leon. 11. F llas<*man. Allejrh'ny Ziegler A r«*nnian. F<«h—Lyric Theatn*. Cohb A Ilavla. K. Maiich Chuak—Orpheum Theatn*. U Ejigeu Allentown—Oniheum Theatre. Wllmer A Vlu- RELEASED OCTOBER 7. Freilerlck—EU-ctrlc, C. L. Smith. 0*1)1. weiler. Geary—Star 1'heatre, A. II. .Mace A Son. Star Theatre. 3111 Hamilton st. Easton—Ori>heum Tlieatn*. Wlliurr A Vliie«*nt. Guthrie—Pi-ojilea Theatre, Cheuoweth. Wallace Mckellette. IK-CrofT A Cohen. 710 llaiiiiltou st. Ca-lno Theatn*. H. T. Drake. C.*nler Square. A (Tark. The PergiJa Tbt*atre. The Pergola Co., 1KI3 Pjllllpa A Krohii. lld-i Jackson st. Elite Theatn*, Mofey A Wallace lUrrliioo St. Hamilton st. Pearl Moving Picture I'arlor, H. L. Van Bil¬ HIkhlaud. G. T. Wadkina, 111 \V. llarrlnoo Teinis-rauce Hall. TeiuiH-rance Amuse. Co.. liard. A BLANK CHECK ave Jewell Theatn*. Ois*ra Hou-w* Bldg , North .%2S Kidge ave. A young rascal lakes ailvautage of the at* Gem TiH'atre, Cheuowlth A Funk. ll'J W. Ilar- aiiioton st. Ideal Theatre, C. B Wauamaker, 22 N. Hence of tlie bk kis-|s*r, fills out a blank cbei-k rlaou ave. Bijou Theatre. I.. .C Diehl. 28 So Third st S»*veiith st. ina'Ie t** his orurg—Colonial Tlieattv, C. B. Junes, High Altisina—MishUr rheatn*. 1. C. .Mlahler, I2(KJ lnn**c«*nt man. H*>n**sty. b**wev*'r. Is victorious Hartahorne -Star Theatre. Ilarrlaoii A Rohfleld. Twelfth at. at. Henneaaey — Novelty Theatre. E. U. Gotzen- Em)Birium—Em|s>riiim Theatre, Green A Bliuz at last ami Ibe lhl<*f meela with hla Just de Grand Theatn*. Boblnsoii A Boeslng. aerts. danner. Biji»u Dream Tla*alre. J. C. Keith, 1118 h-r. Fuiirlh «t Holiart—Cryatal Tlieatre*. E. O. Ia*yerly A J. Eleventh st. ElUaln*tblown—Coulson Theatre. 11. B. Couls.>n LENGTH 955 FEET. W. Chvtterhue-k. Onib(*um Theatre. W llmer A Vlno-nt I'JtaJ Ellwtssl City—Ijiwn-in'e Vaudeville Theatre. Tale Thi atre, Urcutt A SaiiKsier. So. Mala Eleventh s:. Smith A Stoughton. at. Casino Th(*aln*. B W Hatch. 1420 Eleventh E|>hrata—Band Hall. H. Doan. Kiefer -Wonderland Theatre, C. Fleuitog. st. Exisirt—P. M Cash’hilar. KlnilMier tiiurii ilouae. Moon* A Smith. Keith's Tln-atre. J. C. Keith. iri07 Eleventh Etna —Eden Mns<*e. C A. S.*lt» Lawton—IIIJou l»n*ani, J. W. Marlin. st. Everett—Crescent rh<*atre. A. C. Stoufier LehiKh 'Lilierly Theatn*, 1.. K. Carr. Ambridge—Dean A I.»*y. Fayette City—J. ,\lirama. McAle*ater—Yale The*atre. Yale Amuae. Co. A|mi||o—McGuffey A Gardner. Sta- Tlieatre. Mr. ami Mrs. c W Wehh. MaiiKUUi—Majeatlc Theatre, C. Greialey, S. E. Nickelodeon Th**atn*. M. E. Luton. N. 4th st. Nlekelishsm. C. A. Misin'liead. Fifth ave. C. Puhiic aq. Austin—Dreamland Theatre. F. J. Kelly. Main Ford City—Family Th.-atn*. W H Patfratb, care Lyric, Sayler A Hale. at. .Yiiierican Hotel Miami—Ele*clrlc Theatre. Khodea A Peterson. Tlie Lyric Theatre. 41 Main st. Forest City—I.yrlc Th.-alre, H T. Esterhnsik. Muakogee —Bon Tun Theatre, E. I,. leenhart. Baluabont—GaUty Theatre. Ambrose l.autzz, Main st Court and 3rd ata. Phlla. are. Crystal Theatre, Coley A Buckland. Main at. Yale Theatre, Yale Amuae. Co., 308 N. 2Dd Bangor—Paradise Theatre. Wm. Neal. Main st. Tlie Family Theatre, s I.. Botbapfel, XIaIn at. Beaeerdale—Pastime Theatre. C, O. Baird. st Newkirk—Edison Electric Theatre. Electric The¬ Bellefunte—Scenic Tbi-atn*. T. C Bniwn. High Frackvllle—Family Theatre. Hunt Amuae. Co. atre Co. st. Franklin—Kline's Theatre. I.llmrly st. Todd's Theatre, J. Todd. Berwick—Grand OiK*ra House. W Suit. PoiiH* Theatre. D .\lexander. Box 240, 13th at. Oklahoma City—lllxle Theatre, W. Patch, 217 FVont at. Freeisirt—New I yrlc 'I'Tieatre. B J 4>wism1. N. Kruadway. I.yrlc Theatre. F. K. Bowe, 124 W Front si. Fifth and High sts. Hub, V. L. Sarrett, 24 W California at. l^eatorlum. T'. 1. Thomas. 127 Front st. tialeton—J. L. White Prluceaa Theatre, W. F. Burrell, 11 N. Broad¬ Bethlehem—National M. P. and Vaudeville. .4. Gaiety 1'hratre. J. W Zlmh-I. Main st. way. liocce. Gnilltin—Dignan's Theatn*. D. M. Dlguau. Olymidc, B. H. Powell. 112 W. Main at. Blalrsvllle—Lyric Theatre. G. S WasUluglon, Gettysburg Walti*r A Waller OkmulKee—Piim-eaa Theatre, It. A. Megunlty, Markt*t si. New Electric Theatre. D. J. F*irney 211 W. Main at. New Lyric. W. K. Artley, l.'«s Market st. Glrardsville—Lee's Theatre. C. K 1,4-e. Parker* Paula Valley—Yale Theatre. C. O. Luster. BloomsIiiiVg—Bijou Theatre, Kleliie A John. st. I Pawnee—Lyric, C. O Kenoyer Main st. Girard Ois*ra Ho'ise. Hunt .Xmuse. Co. Perry—Gem Theatre, Funk, A Chenoweth. Lyric The»tr.*. C. Hower. 3 E. Main st. Glen CainidM II -t'linny Theatre. J. B. Griflith. Ponca City—Moving Picture Theatre, J. J. Stiir Th‘*Bln*. Cas<*y Bros.. N. Iron st. Gn*enstiurg Bijou 'Theatre, W E. Barbour. Whallon. Bosw'i*ll—Morrison's Aniusette. E. E. Morrison. Peiiiia. ave. Purcell—OiltHin Theatre, G. W. Brown. Bra'ldiM-k—Burke's Family Theatre. B. Burke. Glen lyon —Bijon Itreaiii. Wm. .Ydams. Jr., Salllaau—Starlight Theatn*. H. A. TodiL Elm N'lck«*l(«l(s>n, Bradd. Main st. LllBlN'S 1910 MARVEL Snyder—Yale Theatre. J. O. Meudenball. vis. ‘JO Main at. Casino, B. T. Jennings, lilfi Penna. ave. Stillwater—Alamo Theatre, It. W Bolea A Sttr Coutlmioiis Show, T. B Brcakey. Temple Theatre, McKee A R. C. Maley. 11,5 Equipped with Improved Fire Magaziuet, Will. Hahne. Main st. Tlie I'eerlcss Theatre. N A. Walker, 115 N. Penna. ave. TahiequBh--Lyrlc, Miss .McHauicl. Main sr. Greenville—Y'oiing's Theatre Automatic Fire Shutter and Automatic Firt Veulta—Auditoriiiiii Theatre, A. A Miner. Brhleshiirg -Old Tliwn Hall. C. D Sllcox, Young's Theatre. J. H. Voiing Shield (Lubin’i Patent), Asbestos Covered Wayuoka—Wonderland Theatre, E. A. Wlndtll, Tlsiinpsi u an*l llowartlc sts. Sun Theatre. C. G. .Mortimer. 219 Main st. Cecil St. Bristol—Bristol Th<*atn*. 11. (''. Str«s*(ier. ‘JoO Gmvi City—l.vrir Theatre. J. M Guthrie.' Wire Connections, new Improved Lamp Wlibnrton— Temple Tlh*«tre J. Nolon. Mill st. Family TlH*atorliim. W. A. Coulter, 227 Broad House, new style Fireproof Rheostat, Im¬ OBEGON. Colonial. E. T. Stanley st. Albany Empire Tlh-atn*. SIlenlH-rg A Co. Stre«*is*r A Super. Han< vi*r—Casino Theatre, L. E. Miller, 111 Bal proved Electric Lamp, new Condenaer Wrcuinlaiiil Theatre, F. P. Stewart, 420 W. Br(H*kwavvllle—Theatnrluin. T. Leris. tiiiHire st Holders for rapid chasge. Outside Shutter, First St. Brookvlli’e—Star Theatti*. T B. Zeller. Main st. Bijou Square Tliealre, M. W. Shaffer, Center POSITIVE REWINDING ATTACHMENT Astoria -Grand Tb**atre, 3M Commercial at. Tliealorliim. J. \V. S<*rlhiier Square. Bakcrouiaii na-aln*. .'at.-* Commercial st. Bniwnsvllli*—W. H. Crawford. Hai-lwissl Siiillh Tlieatre, G. W. Smith. 4»:Ml the only correct one, ONE PIN MOVE¬ J<*wcl Theatre, 11. Newman, .Vlo Commercial Brownsville Op**ra Homo*. Kush A Kush. Mar See>ilid ave. MENT, and innumerable other important st. ket st. Herniln- - Ehs*ttlr Theatn*. J F Andrews. Buiigslow. W. iiper, 13tb and Commer- Butler—Coxy Theatn*. J. C. Graham. El<*cfrl<* Theatre. J. F Andrews. new features. The machine for excellent cial Sts .Majestic Theatre, Majestic Theatre Co., Cun IKdlldavshui ** OriH-r A Sa.vlor work without trouble. Bsker t'lly Dime Theatn*. Bal|>h Smith. niiigbam st. Iloines|.*ad Baldwin .\reade. McNeil A Ch|s Dreamlaiiil Tln-atre. J. A. Kuiesley. Comique Theatn*. T. V. Sloek. mgr.. Main teiliii. 7115 Amity st. ASK FOB OUR FREE CATALOGUE Grand. A. It. Hager. ! and Cunnliigbaiii sts. .New Grand Theatre, Grand Amuse. Co.. Bakeroniau Thi-ain*. B. E. Smith. Front and California—Idle Hour Th*atre. S«*al8 A Kan ITIghIh ave. Vall'-y hts. ‘ dall. Stahl's Creseei.t Ttiralre. J. E Stahl. 303 El**ctrle Theatre. -Main st. i Star Theatre, E. C. Howe, F. Itos<*. Eighth av.*. t'emral Point—G, W. Bishs. ’ Camhrlilg)* Springs—Hip|sHlrome, Close A Bob IlotiversvIIIe—Amuse P Theatre. Biirkey A Mur •J'isluille—S<*euic Thi*atre, L. A. .Mills. bins, jj.-, Main st. ray. XIsl*i sf^ ^'orvallis—Star Theatn*. Corvallis Amuae. Co. Cannonshiirg—Canismshurg Oia*ra House. C. F. Houtr.dsle Pastime Theatre. Murray A Mr B Pilai*** Theatre, G. Whiteside. F**rgus">n. Pike st. Mahon. Hannah st Lubin HIanufaciubinc Co. Molliis -Star Thi-alre. Wblteaide A Cooper. Canton -C. H. Donavan. Wondsrlind 'Theatre, Wonderland Amuse Co 92S Market Street, FEug' iie Dn amland, Martha E. Walaon. CaiiMinil.sIe—Family Theatre. Hera<*la*r, Knot)- Irwin—Irwin Ojiera IIoipm*. s F Shepp. Elorlum, Hager Carnegie—Star Tli**atre. W. J. Jsrvls. av**. A Davis. 1 Areadia TIn-atn*. W. J. Jarvis, Main st. Jer-ey Stv*-<—Family •nxatn* H. 8. Winfield. Tb<* Grand Theatre. W. H. Darla. Davis A Coiieh. Main at. The Dak niealre, C. D. Nlckelson. Catasai|ua—Ilijoii Tli>*alre, Sarks A Itoxhnry, Paatime 'TtH*atre, W C Ftl*k. Allegheny at La Grande--The .Scenic, S. A. Ganllnler. 208 Front and Walnut sts. Joh.isoiihurg -0|M*ra lions**, G K. Sjienee. De«pt st. Pastime Theatn*. Wm. Both, ‘J.'ll Fmnt at. Kane—Brown A Dl**n SURE Lakevlew—The An*ailla, A. Siiiith. Main st Majestic 'liiealre. Young A Wenta, 73.5 N. lli|>|iyl.in*l. Itiviw n A Dl**n Kniders D|sra Ibuis**. C. C Snider. S**c.ind st. G**ni Theatre. MeAv(*y A Trimble, Fraley at I QUALITY Lebaisiu—The Graiiil. Harris A Kuepjier Charleroi—B. L. Barnhart. KitTannlng—WIcke 1'h**atre, J. WIeke, Market I.**baiion Ois*ra House. I Coyle Tin atre. J. Darkless at. I AND Marshn**ld—Empire 1'heatre. Keller A Hall Star Theatre. Mr. McKena. mgr. Kiitxtown—P. .X. Il* riiian. (' D. Ilennan'a Snna The DrplM*iini. Chester—Granil Ois*ra House. II. .M. Bniwnell. P. A IITIIIBII. ■.'*■*2 Main st PRICE McMinnville—The Star, J t. Pollix-k. Box IM3. Tlieat'rrium, Muaras A Pullen, Jr., C27 Kan*iiill. Voiisg. i Lyric T!n*atre, Mearus A Pullen, Jr., 723 F.atrotie -J. W D **lr. '227 Main at IPERA CHAIRS Newlierg—C. C. Allen. l*>lgemoi)t ave. Gordon A Watki is Co.. 319 Main at North B»*nd—Lyric Th<*aire. G Tope. Ciiester Illograph. O. Miller. 4o7 Market st. I.elianon El**efrlr Ttmatre G. ||, Haiti —Many Btylsa— Paatime Theatre, Maiie. Majestic Theatre. C. A it. Schlosou A Haw ! Oregon City—The Grand. Sehram A Simmons. kina. Fainil.v Theatre, S!• I tatloDS. Tliealorluiii. B C Jaekaon A Son, .33 N. Main at. Star Theatre. W. J. O'Brien, Sixth at. Pendleton—IMme Theatre, Main at. SIvan'a Theatorinm. N. P. Sloan. .5'J7 Main st ktghih at Paatime Theatre, C. J. Matlock. Clearfield—Star PIrture Parlor. Mrs. M. E. lareehloirg - l.ltth* Grand Tlieatr*. W. II. Byan. IKOYAL METAL Bnoebiirg—Crescent. Wm. Perman. Driggs. P. O. Btix 27. 3rd ami Market ala. I MFO. CO.. Novelty Theatre. J. T. Fleishman Jaikaou st. Globe 'T"ieatre. The Alpha 'liiealre, Baiuhil A Manning, 228 I Mala oAco a far Kolcin—state Theatre, G<*o. Bligb. Idle Hour Theatre. Manes A MrClosksy XIarket at. tory. titl Dmv Dreamland—Martha E. Watson. Clifton Heights—Casino Theatre, J. A. UcGIr W. It. Bysn horn at., The Liberty, I.lberty Amuae. Co.. 140 Liberty mey. Lrlilglilou—l.yrle Theatre, nwarix A fluah. CHICAGO. at. Fairyland Theatre, ft. Holt Plrat at. I (ijM-rB lliniMf, A, lUyiT k Sou*. J. ItayiiKiiul, lO'Js Coluiiiliia *vf. I^-» laliiirtf (lr[p|ii'i II 'I'hralrt*, K. H. Ki»«*r, 3rd I.jric Tlii-atre, M11Ilu (>|a'ra llnuae, Cnurt Ilouaa Maiiiiiiiitli Tln-atri*. C. K S<’lir<>.l- Vli.i- Mall i> link ( aalno 'llii-atrc, I’. ImhiuIuty. kll'ltl N. Phil. Palace, llnrinantoun a' kialn at. Picture Booths kliili ('•■iitiiry .M. I'. I'arlur, K. Kaiiii>, lUOO II. Prii-ati-r. (lerinantoun ave. W II inlliiKdoii. In'lili:li Palace,- lli-aa A ili-alun, (IcriiiaiitoM n Mailin'.Ill Vli'ii.r Morinir I’li'tiirc Parlor, llnrr and la*liii;h kta. Send for Booklet. A W.'IIkIiI* 1, I'l'rilliiand at. II. ('. Ii»*.iiiia, 2(l31i (icrinanloM'ii are. klali'lli'ld K (' Saka t'aaino 'Mnatre,, S. K. Itarkc. ■-'•ki:; (:i*riiian- Marlill.i Sniniii'l .\rrl. town avt*. Url’oiiald Woiidmlaiid 'llnalri'. J ('. Plillll|ai, Tin- l.yrlc, .Miller & Chriatholiii, I’l-l (J.-rinan- C. W. TRAINER MANUFACTURING CO. p (I lioz ll'il. lo» n ave. Ca'liio rnialrn. .M W. Vojn, l.lurolu are. I’tilon Aiiiiia.*. Co., UTll (lermautoun ave. Ml Ki-nalairt -J. II Kllla'li Klalni; Sun Theatre. .Mra. J. F. McMahon. 80 Pearl Street, - - BOSTON Aiiliii.'}«'-a 'riii-atr.-. Fifth avn. Ni<*etowu .\iiiuae. I'arlor, II. (ioldinati. C'-Hl t'aaliHi Tln'atrv, W (1. A J. Wi'laklrchnr, 3tb (ierinautowii ave. av«‘. Mauh'lui M. P. Parlor, Fiihrtnan lima.. (Irjiln iiiu Tlii'atri'. T I. Whit.*, nth and Wal¬ (ieruiantowII ave. nut «l«. V.*ru.iu Palace Tiieatr**, (J. F. Slin-miif.i:. ."iTod MrKnra Ito 'ka N (Iranakoa, Thn MrK.-fa Itucka (ierinautoHii are. Alllllai . (*o. Wm. Katty. T.’d K. (llrard ave. S'ar Kaiiilly Thialri*. F. P .Nial, 5'J3 t'har- l.yrlc Theatre. K. C. Tull, (llrard ave llnla :m' Foreat Tliiatre. .Mra. Hinder, !*I3 (llrard ave. North Sid.* 'I'ln-alrn, Miaa Ma> .’oi,l.*y. ('aalno .d.'iiiiae. Co., It. A H. Weckerly. I’llld MradvIlU* —I ycuiii 'Ihi atr.'. (' F. S.'hata, I'h.-at- (lirird ave. Over of the (Inert theatrea In the United Statea OUt at. (Irind Tiiiatrr, (llrard .kuiuae. Co. _ _ irnlaln-d with them. Tln-y are uaed In 318 Star 111-atm, F J. ilartinan T ix***alle A Ivea, 39.71 Hartford of the uiuvluK plcluie theatrea in Chicaifu. llr.-lialil.‘'liurK Kd,aonla 'rinalri*. \V S. Far- * To meet the growing demand for triilia(i.(h. lUlhna.k Amuse. Co., Jackw.n and Mnya- I'r.iiikliU. II m*. III. Marki't ami Miiiii at. lin-tmlng aty. LOW PRICED OPERA CHAIRS Media . Pa.Ilini* Plcturi* Pailoi I'o i’ Voi;li'r. i-opl*-' riieatre, Keiiaiugton ave. and Cuin- we have originated a niiirlier of atylea which, though inexpeD Mein >—f. .M. .Sinllh.*ra U-rlanil aive, are chaiacteriatic of Mereiar l),M*ra Holla.*. (Irr A lairry. '.lal Palace. C. SchitTman. ‘.'tl.’O Kensington Mry.-ra.lali*—Amu**.* L' Thi atn-. K. (' lloali*tl.*r. ANDREWS QUALITY Mi,Je*.llc Theatre, J P. Huger A Co.. 2436 Write for onr large catalogue, lllnatrated In <^olorB. which will Kiii-liigton ave. guide awl aaalat you, when (xiutemplatlng the pnrcbaae of H.'oadway .\iiiuae. Co.. 27rlum TIe-atre. pei>-r la-ttino Kl>*'U Dream Theatre, 11. Davis .Vmuse. Co., .-sunliiiry st. P2(i7 Market st. Morjna-|na K. J. .kibertsou. Luhln Savoy Theatre, Luldn Savoy Co., 1211 STAGE Muin-rs. II—T 1! Co«au. Market st. l.iiua Th-*Jtre. .Mike .Marks. .741 lionner ave. Liihin's Palace. Luhln Palace Co . 1214 Mar¬ Star lainily Theatre, Wm. M. Shaffrey, 7th ket at. Unique Theatre. Unique Amuse. Co., 1219 FRONTS Moiioiigalii-Ia G.'iii Theatre. C. P. Keller. Market st. I^et us bear from yea Muis'iig ihclu CIt.v I'lcal Theatre, H. Ixiutet, HIjou Dream. West .Amuse. Co.. 1311 Market right away If yon are Mai I st. st. about to build or remodel. Mt. Cariie-I Majestic Theatn-. S< hrei k .V Mc Grand .\iinisi Co F .\. Fisher. .'■'Jiai Mar¬ New dealgna every day. Faddin. Oak st. ket si S|>ecial drawinga made Theatorluui. J. M Shindel. 112 Oak st Market St. .kiea*!*-. Stampher A Wr<*n. .7226 free. Built to auy dlman Lyric Ttieatrv-, Sehri-<-k A McFa.Idiu, 3rd and Market. aloe. Oak sts. 2(itti Century Th* atre. C. Stampher. 6(il7 Mar¬ Mt. Jo>—Herr Th-atre. D L. Herr. ket st. Mt. Ph-asaiit —I. It. Smith, Diamond .Amusi*. Sxithnark Theatre. G. Zalfa A Sons. Co., Main st. iw.aks Halls, C. N. Xiinim-ruiann. 177 Pass- Theatorliim Theatre. Mullin Kros., Main at. yunk ave. Mt. Union Star M'.>vlng Picture Co.. 11 H. Schvvarti A Ji-ss**r. 1.732 Pas-yimk ave. Shirk. .Shirli-y st. Theatorliim. J. Ocker. l.Tdtt point Hns-ze ave. Muiny Tin- Palms. Preston (hiiners. Main st. M. 1. Walsh. Hlchmon.l and .Vlh-gheny sts ' ^ 1^— _7' ' ' Send pencil sketch with Nautleoke Wonderland Theatre, Wonderland Mr. Coll. 28.16 KIchiiinnd st. , 'ill I i --1 I I I i*' ‘I i i measuremecti or a .4mils*-. Co. W. A Hutler. 29'2(5 KlchnaimJ st I I I I ill 'I print If yon have Dr'-amlaiHl Theatre. S O. Hell, 15 N. Mar¬ Mu«ee Theatre, C. D. Sllcox. liaVl Kichmond I I I > ^ suggeatlona will I - I I < ivleaae you. Ask for de ket st. sign book. Natrona—Dreamland Theatre, J. Ha|^r Cen¬ Fanillv Theatre. L. E. Kneer. 1236 Hldge ave, ter st Iasi Picture Parlors. G. 11. Thirsk. 134' NeAi|ueh mliig C. J. U-iutlt. ave. THE KANNEBERG ROOFING AND CEILING COMPANY I alars* Tln-atrv, M. Hartueady. Mystic Palaw. Pierce .4 Yagle. '224: Ridge Manufacturera “Electric Eclipae” Sign, • • Canton, Ohio. New Hi-thh hem--CasliMi. .krhlaster A Shan>, Main st. G. L. Slns'iiiaker. 23-29 Ithlge ave. Lyric Th-atrv-. H. Montle, WismI st. ('rystal Palace Theatre. M. M. Sllefel. 334 New Hrig'itoti Harvey's Nlckelodvsm K Har Soutn st. . vey. 831 3rd st L*vls A- Co., .Tos South st. DoaMe Yoi/r Income/ New Cistle .4. Haltimore. Hlpisslrome Palace. C. S,'gall. t's>8 S-uth st. ('asi-ad*-. Csseadi- .\miisv-. Co Ilrinan Paple. 621 South st ojieniting the quickc;.t money maker of the century— Majes He TIn-atre. Uohlnowllz Hr-.s t'ictor'.a No. 2 J H. Duncan. 1619 South st. Dnain TIn-atre. ('as<-ade Amu*e' ( <■ The Pekin. Mrs .4 Heading. 2194 South st. (irai-! TIn-atre, M. Cohn G. L. Truitt. siu .4tiinse. Co., Main and Harhail-s s sis. Girard .4vv*. Tln-alrv MHIi-r A KaiifTiiiann. HIJou T'ln-atre, HIJ«*u .4muse ('o.. Main and B'J*>u Dri-am TIn-alo-. G. Kvaiis, 8lh and Sw.asl.' Market «ts Nnrthniiils-rlaiid Hatist 0|iera llousi-. .4. C. Forv-i'hiigh's Tl'i-atrc. .41 Her A Kauffmatiii. 8th Haiist. and 4'lin- sts DAYD.'\RK SPECI.A.LTV C'O.MPANY OH City Oridieiiiii Theatre. On'heiiin Theatre Electric Theatre Novelty .4mus,>. Co . st|, and 44'ashliiglon avi- 503 K. Temjile BKlg., St. Louis, Mo. Theal irl’im. OH City .4muae. Co. Auditorium, I iib n .4iidltorlum Co.. 219 N. Star Itn-alri il H Boyer. 2'2'2 Sv-in-ra at. sth at. Olyiitiaiii lireiimlainl TIn-atre, Dr<-atnlaiid Dime yiiisouni nn-ain-. P S. Ho)ikina. 9lh and > 1HL MuTlObRAPH Motion Picture Machine Is A WONDIM. .kiiinae. t'o. .4rch sts. "k And will INCKEASK YOUK BUSINESS. It projects Fl.ICKEKLKStl Orwlrsti.irg Orpheiru Theatn-, Greeiivvald A Bl.loii I'reaiii rin-atie. II. Davis .4inuse. Co., ^ STEADY and WONDKRFCl.I.Y BRILLIANT pictures, haa patented I Va Freisl. 9th and Market i minute rewind fri>m main crank, revolving magaiiBes. aiitumatlr lira Oar.sda 411Hs Oaenda Th.-alre. J A Mi-Call. Slaiiilard Theatre. Standard .4muse. Co., 12th 1 proof shutter, etc., not found In other machines. WILL WEAK TWICU Star riiealre, J. t'«iyle and South '!». w AS LONG. K Vandergrlfl, I3lh and Columtda ave, Parkeralviirg klntlon ITeliire Hall GHlea|dy A C. H. D. of Keokuk, lows, writes—“Motiograpb .MAKING A BIG 1,7th SI TIn-atre. S.mdleale .4muse. Co.. 1.7th ' HIT ami BUSINESS l.NCHEASED WONDEHFUIJ.V." Csdiiiaii. and t'liosfnut Patton Crand Theatre, F It Cole. Magia* ave. Fveeni Aiiiiise Co . 17lh and Ftsleral sf«. Pen Argyiv pin Argyll* 41 P Co.. Hartling 4'iclorla. H J I'lim-an. 17fh and South sta. Bros , lUix 37.7. Tioga Palaee, It O Nell. 17lh and Venango. Ideal .4invis. Co.. J F. Ela-rbav-h, 'JHIh and i’hlladel|.hu Kellh'a Theatre. B F Keith (\> New Penn .4rt .4mua«* Co . G I., .SIna'iiiakcr. Northvveatern. F J Jsna. '2;5rvl and Columbia I H-erlv riieatn-. It 4V 41cFarland. GramI 0|a ra lb nae. 41 Mllb-r. Broad and '2t'th Cenliirv Picture Parlor. A. P. Hafface, The best Cones ever baked 4lontgoinery avea. 164'1 N 27th st J J D 1 J Fariiiak:i. .717 .S Broad at Bellev.ie Amnse. Co., tl .4le\aiider. 27th and are baked by the : : ota.nda.rcl i^onc Dakcr San Cari va 41, P. Theatre. F U BHoila. 81t Ciimberlainl Cari»*nter. Colonial. MiS'artin-y A Rislmoud. 42iid and They are always crisp, ileltcious. Irresistible. They build up trade. They pile up proflts. J llaynioiid. 19 E Chelton ave I ain-asfer 44 1th on* Standard Onttit any hiiatli-r can clv'nr f 10 to J;10 a day. 4Vlth 3 or 4 Standanis you can 17lh SI. Th'-alrv-. The Amnae .Syndlealc Dn-amlati I Tln-atn-. I utwr A Aranshurg. 4.7th cl.-ar SIOO a da.v. OUR FREE RCKIK TELIgt HOW Get th** b«*st baker—the standard BIJoh Droain Theatre, H. Davla Aiiuiae Co., anil I alieasier ave ONE OUTFIT, $8.50; TWO OUTFITS. $14.50: THREE OUTFITS. $19.50; FOUR OUTFITS. $85,00. tlTJ I Cheat lint. I 44'iv.sl. 4'lh and Gray Ferry rd. TERMS—Cash vylih onler. or one-half cash, halancv* C. O. D. 44'lrv*, write or (ihone. Instant ship- Flerlrlr Thealrr, Novelty Aiiinw. Co., 713 J. 11 Givens. 49lh and 4Vvsv

•S2r.e«.-5=f l*hilli|isliurf; —WonderlandTheatre.J.Sla‘|i|iard. I'les-nlxvllle—Cidonial Theatre,W.J.Itrown |•il^ston Ha|i|i.vHourTheatre,ItutlerAHe I'l.vmouth—Sun Tliealre.SunAmuse.Co..Main I'ortage I.yrlcTheatre.H.Itoura..Mainst. I’t. Marlon—NrwVuudexilleTheatre,A.S I'ottatown—Traveling .M.F.Show,E.C.Man I’ort CartsfU—CitizensHall.W.tl.Item. I’rovidenee—Sims Nb-kbtle,W.It.Sima, |•otlsvllle—l.ion Thtalre.C.Hauasman. I'unxautawia yJi'-TersonTheatre.J.E.Magin Iteiiova—Itenova iiiieralloiiae,SchreckAMe Il.-d l.l.in—Keystoiii-Theatre.H.W.Shorder. Itidgway—Kidgwar OiwraHouse,S..A.I’owell. Iteynoldsville—Wonderland, H.Monti. Si-hnyik'll—Lyric Theatre,SturmauAMi“ea,St. Sayre—Bijou DreamThentre.J.C.Mauaell. Ibs-hesier—Jos. (bihman. Slii-.iaudoah—New O'HaraTheatre,J.Jenkins. Sharon—Theatorium, DaloADowdel. Sclinylklll Haven—L'nlgueTheatre,D.Sliaradln. ItoMiM'—Wayne St.1‘alaceTheatre,GollleA SliuiiHikin—Family Theatre,E.Mozart,43 K'lyi rsford—StarTheatre,S.Buuuer,tt32Church Si'uttdale—Family, E.J.Buttermore,Broad-* Shiiriisvllle—Avon Theatre,U.L.Hamilton,7 siiarpsliurg —SbanwburgTheatre,U.Klnts,600 sbingle House—DIxanLnnnACo. Sliicksbiuny—Dreamland Theatre,GarrisonA Sheffield—E. A.Storey. Siuith|>ort—P. E.Brown. .sintiiigton—Marshalls OiieraHouse.It.W.Mar¬ Shipiiensburg—J. II.Hank. So. Bethlehem—Palace,J.F.Pischel,E.3rdst. Smlthton—Smlthton 0|wraHouae,G.W.Tor¬ .'Aouth Sharjn—FlorentiaTheatre,C.E.Hess. South Fork—PalaceAmuse.,C.A.Iliitzel,361 Globe .Amuse.Co..F..A.Fish.N.W.C.."lUth IliillTHt llijoy.S<-lieraHouse,J.Kyan, Stroudsburg—Bihiu, W.Eyer,Mainst. St. ClairBoro—TheNlcTheatre,H.C.Hell. St. Mary's—FamilyTheatre.A.J.Bayer,39 tiranil Tinatre. Titusville—Ideal FamilyTheatre,W.B.Dll- 'i'an-ntum—Dreamland Theatre,W.B.McCul¬ St. Clair—Pal.aceTheatre,O.J.Miller,2ndat. ^tar Theatre.G.Freeman.Frontst. Towanda—Family Theatre,C.E.McCracken,406 Tieinoct—Tremont Theatre,W.H.Mouby. TuW4-r City—TowerCityOis-raHouse,W.H. New l'h>s-uix\illeTheatre,WilliamsA T.trone P.iJ'iu,G.Wilson,Penua. ave. bet. Xuukhi nnoe-k—I'ratt'aOiu-raHouse, F. U. Itreaiidand Thi’atre.TrisiiiACo.,22N.Main Star Theatre,.ManganItros.,14SE..Mainat. A'audettc Theatre.J.S.'riiomas,2tiW..Main ■priug City—GemTheatre,J.A.Sturgess,Maiu The .ArcaleTheatre.Ciu Theatre,S.J.Shelby,Mainat. I amllyTheatre,B.Brorton,Mainst.and Star Theatre.Mrs.F.Mllec. Onalpa Theatre,VoegtieBros.,803Mainat. raiiilly Theatre,GableHotelCo.,ISBall- .Majestic Theatre,W.L.Kocher. I.yrlc Theatre.F.Cromlnger. I.yrlc Theatre,It.Dabb,33W.Centerst. I.iiua TtH'ttre,J.Moyer,237W.Statest. Star Theatre,DecourtBros.,Firstst. Bijoii M.P.Parlor,E.B.Meitzler,Lower Bijou Theatre,UotblederAScbwaln.223rd Pastime Theatre,O.E.Laflln,1143rdst. ■*>2nd St. O.'iiiieuui, Sw-itehBackPavilion. and Marketsis. Palace Theatre,OrileyAHeck,121N.Main Hn-auiland Theatre,Wm.Sayers,318Idaho Ney’s Theatre,I'.M.Ney,160S.Frontat. Front st. Tneatorium, I)unla|>AAekeriuanBros.,40 NIckelet. O.F.Kock,731Mainst. It Theatre.KugirAlleman,144N.Frontft. S'ar Theatre,J.B.Boyd,4thave. Co., Mainst. tiacl). .Alhauiltra Theatre,NetcherAKeberts,119 I yrlcTheatre,W.K.Betts.418Mainst. l.aiiv, N..Mainst. .Mladiii Theatre,E.C.Miller,10thSt. gan. Box422. Ma|de, I'enn.at. Ids. Fadilen. .Market st. Findlay st. Erie ave. F'eohtcr. Main st. John st llier st. Chapman, Mainst. road st. way. shall. IJoyd. .Main at. Iiiile|iendeuce st. N. Walnutat. rence. Firstst. Main st. st. si. Main st. N. Frontsi. linger. Erie ave. lough, Corl>etst. Main st. .Arlington ave.andSterlingst. .Main st. AA’. Springst. W. Springst. Henry. Piatt. 11th sikI12thSts. Auiuxt-. Co.,KtfwartSle H. L.Sellers,126 I .Athens—Wm.Erk. Unlontnwu—I.yrlc Theatre,I-Sltneok. 1 Rellefonie—OperaHouseTheatre,E.F.Gar Wllllams|.iirt--Vallaro<>nt i’avillou,W.H.Amer, VamlerKrIft—Star Theatre,It.France,i'olum Vaiiilerifrift Heluhls—Amusef.Theatre,(i.E. Warren—Fauill.v Theatre.J.It.Wurwirk—K. Hoffman. i'l-echvlew—H. C.Hell.BoxS3. Rarnesboro—Lyric Theatre,1).J.Bougher. Easton—Glassncr ASchwab,2l)6FlemingBldg, A;sillo—.A|K>llo Theatorium,F'.C.Bell,Warren Evans City—J.W.Keilmoud. E. Howingtun—BIJonTlieatre.It.8.Tucker. Hnncra—Sickles ABrown. Arcadia—IVter Bober. Gris-in ille—T.C.Wheaton. Friiikford—Emi)lri‘ Theatre,StanfordAWest Frsckvllle—Dyer's Hall,J.H.Hart ••Jnrporluni—W. G.Baer. Kree,Kirt —FrceiKirliiperaCompany.F.-A. Hills!oro—Spencer ADeane. 'lastlllgS—J. M.SetXTI, Ilamliiirg—Oie-ra Hon««-,KinetoscopcAmuse Theatorlmn, H.C.Saiulstrom,222Hickoryst. (Jem Theatre.I’.11.Kiirke. We»t Kn.1Theatre,J,I’,HarrisAmuse.Co. Arcade Theatre,I,.Klswick.(Jrsmlst. Lebanon—Family Theatre,H.Nutting, Felrote—Twilight Theatre,GordonAWatkins, K.ane—Hap|>ylsiid Tliealre,B.F.McConnell. Hviiilman—W. f,Carjienter. HazlewoO'l—NIckcliMlcon, MissSmith. C. \V.Funk.24W..Mainst. Idle Hour,W.A.Mullen.l,'>)'i(Irautare, I.nnsford-Newell Theatre,C.Fearenrtt. Hsrrlstnire—Mecbaiiii-sbnrg Tlie.itre.H Heem. 1,1-wlstown—Pastime Theatre,tkeBerney. Jersey Shore—J.C.Fi-ere. Electric Theatre.SwaugerACumiisou. It. I*.Itrown. lyi-eclibnrg—.August Hegedus. Iloiiiestead—Star Theatre,J.Z.I,evy,Sth Star Theatr^,Eler-trleCo.,W.1,.Foster. G. G.Grcmiir.• The Wilkins,HunterAI.ludley,lt2lWiaal Star FamilyTheatre,A.la-ase,712I'euua. Tosteoln ANelson. Casino Theatre.HiE.Marketst. Itijoii HreamTheatre,Tr»>onACo.,otI'ub Hunter AI.iiidic.v.icJlWoo- Tae AA'izard,43.Marketst. Auditorium Tlicain-,It.F.I'euti.S.Beaver, Wlndhcr OperaHoiiai*,Grahamave. It. C.Jacks111ASou.o4N.Georgest ■Mystic StarTlicairc,G«>orj;eand1‘hll Bjo Theatre,liiilibardASears. Woodbnrn Theatre, Theatorium Theatre,ClaytonKrown. O. G.Leggitt.■ Famil.v Theatre,H.K-la. Palace Theatre,JackHarrold. H. Barke,4432Frankforilave. iiiKr., 4S2Williamspt. Star Tliiatre,It.H.McCiine. bla are. Hill, lyuiKfelluwst. Co. minster avc. I^'wistown OisTaHnuai'. :<3 So.Mainst. Kailroad st. ave. A. Morsching.Itasinst. lie sg, lon st. ket at. New Jersi'yst. Close. Caroline st. a\e. man. J. BolUer. enr. Frankfordavc, ■Sc-ltz. ave. nicnt Company. 4?J Statest. Main st. Licensed Film PENNSYLVANIA OREGON Edward St.Helens. 1, W.ATaylor. Frank Kitchiugs G. W.Bradley, The World’sPremierUnicycleSpiralTowerAscensionist.Hif you carntoriginateahact,hatleastblooming JaiMineM- Zltters..7."> Japanese Acrobats.I.2.'> Japanese TrickMateliBox.7.’> title foryourself.Hidon’tknowwhenshallbeHat Japanese ZiiFifeWhistles.l.tst Japanese TurtleinGlaasBox.Iis* Liberty, socarntsay. Glass PenHolders,asst,colors.l.tkl husliieas AddressI.0.F.OPERA HOUSE. Souvenir MirrorPiizzb-s.l.rsi Fancy HorseShis*.Alirrors,allcolors.I.2.'* Assorted Im|sirtedCbiiiaWare,perItai.$3.00 Morton's Gap,Ky. Between MadlaonvllleandHopkinsville, Ky. 641 WoodlandATenue,Cleveland.Ohio. Fancy Girl'sBracelets.I..'S( Fancy Childn-n'sGiltKings..’io Novelty FlagPuzzles.l.riO Pop. town1..'t(ltl.Houseai-atitig.'i'.’.'i Ois-ti for SOUVENIRS you couldgetlirst-chussmusicatsmallercost? **Ttae Pastime.”MovingPlctnreTbcatrc.Birmingham.Ala. reproduce theplayinj;ofskilltHlitiusicians,andmakeyouindependenton the musicquestion,astheyfurnishIx-stinworldforyour and exitdrsfurnishestadtermusicthanafourid*H-.orchestra. of sel(?ctions(everythingnewandup-to-tlate'),fromcheap,interchangeable business, andplaywhenevervouwish. Government withmusicalinstruments—aguaranteethatpricesandquality without yourfeelingtheinvestment.Yourmusicthencostsnothing,and the sameasyoupaymusicians.Inafewweeksinstrumentispaidfor, paper musicrolls. arc right. the moneythussavedwillpayrtuit. b(X)k8 arefree. testimonial booklet,showingourinstrumentsinleadingXickelotieons.IJoth THE RUDOLPHWURUTZERCO ’Turins, fullaiiioiintwithyourorder Wuriitzer AutomaticMusicalInstruments 5c. SHOW Hold Chap,arfabloomingminnit.Hiavbeenandham today asIavbeenfortwentyyearsandfivebloomin months, THE 'WURLITZERPIANORCHESTRA,(automaticorchestra),betweentheentrauae Don’t youthinkcouldmakemoremoruythisseasonif They areoperatedbyordinaryelectriclightcurrentandplaythousands Prices areveryreasonable,andwearrangeweeklyormonthlypayments, We aretheworld’slargestmanufacturers,andsupplyUnitedStates Write todaytoourneairstbranchforbig,new9<)-pagecatalogand NEWMAN MFO,CO., Interior Vicn’,lookingfromthestage. he Marvel MINTING, 117 to121Es«t4thSt. CINCINNATI tier gro. you anyhow.SAMUElSTERN.ManufaoturinK from you,andifyouan*letushear Plilladeli hla,Ptnna lamp HoutttandSiippllat,tC9N.tOtlicircus dens. In UNION BANKBUILDING,Pittsburgh. Po. ceded byalltobethemoatlieailtlful little FOR SALE-'TenliogandPonyIteuCagi-a, Con flee Perfurtheri>arllcularB.addn-aa 1011 tiar- only14days.WillIs*wddatagreat sacri wagons everhulltforDogaialPonyCircus. An ■Ath ave.Chicago.IllCatalogfree. V eachIICWtHIIIA(X>..112114 Another oneof"Wood's**H|ioclala l.'ttl pbi-es2\ceaehItlepiecesat thing everylavijrwantsInlotaof and fan-.«glaas»er,vItillTiantem te’****ed UstoInnigh,.lustthe fancy sh.iis-d.a-sortoddisilone,plain So 4X-HiiecialHaltandPepiiert, our patalojiue,letubWar 266 A268WsbathAv. CHICAGO OCTOBER 9, 1909. X ti e Billboard 49

I..Ttoii!*—Oimil«‘rUn«l & Sliurdee. I'lieatoriiiin. .Market “t,. P.enJ. Riiehvvalter, ' Comlque. (52(1.3 Franktown av-., E. E . W. \lVlK>niil*-'|>"rt—.Sbviij riii-atri*, Alex. Ken. Hippodrome. Markid “i., itiimfort A Rexroth. A. SperoB, mgr. Maii.i>iiiik Mi'ili.iiilriil Hall, J. llruake}'. Main pendent and Licensed mgra. Lion Theatre, Center ami Malianto st*.. -V. «l. llezJetoD—Elite, 3.3 F. P.rfmil st.. It. .V. Simr^s, mgr. Maiu li I’liiiiik—1.> rlr Theatre, O. H. Itltlner. Rriggs, mgr. Reniling — Rijou. 736 Penn, 't, S. Liibln, Monl^Hiravllle—\V. It- lllaokwel^. Exhibitors I.yrlc, 12 E. Rroad at.. E. Hnna Heck, mgr. mgr. Morrlhilale—W. !•. Hill. H. inesdale—Hreamlcnd, bju Main st., Mias Ad.i Grnnil OiM'ra House., .'138 Penn. *(.. U. Ken¬ M.iiieaaeii—IIIJoil Theulre, J. H. (lolilsteln. H. Hedrlch, mgr. ney nicr. Ml. Carmel -opera lloiiae. II. Illrarli. OKLAHOMA Huntingdon—Huntingdon Hjiera House. Wash V ictor. 748 pi-nii. st.. Carr .% .Schad, mgrs. Tlieatorluni. ('Iianiherlaml & Shiinlee. ingtoa at., F. M. Rolliiiger. mgr. \r.|.||,,i', Majeallr. We-t Main at., .Mias .(me Pletiirel-imt. i>.3tt Peiiii St., Geo. Bennethuni. Ml Olleer T. (>.—Men Seliiiltz. Rijou. Washington at. lla Hnnier, mgr. mgr. Mt. Waablnglon—Itnriletle & Smith. Electric. rio atorlnni. West .M.vlii at.. Leroy Hickel. Parlor. 447 Penn *1., (Jeo. Bennethum, mgr. Kalr.vlanil Tliealre. O. McKee. I4 !’>‘iin. st., S. T.uhiii. mgr. I.% ric Theatre. M »J. llofTinaii. St.dr, Plilladelpbl I st.. J. R. Yoiinklus, mgr. . Naraieth. <>. K Kemiiierer. Wi lla. mgr. *St. Clair—P.slime. Seeond st.. .A. SUrobtil. Hdinslowi!—Park, .Main st., H. W. Sberer. I I III It'I'—II O. r.alle.v. Itartleav llie—(ale. Hewey av.'.. Chaa. A. Jack- .\e» Iti-Ihleheiii -t'latiiioa The itorliini, Henry “Oil, nigr. mgr. Piilaoe. Sieond st.. Mr. Miller, mgr. Glotie.Ridford st., J. G. Foley, mgr. .Molltle (lem. 2il and iN'Wey, .Mr. Kaiiim. mgr. •Sharon—Luna. State st.. Julius .Moyer. m;;r. \ew t'.i-tli’—.\< nil- Theatre. J. HerlmM. HW odeon. 2d and John«tone. Crowley A Tlndale. Rijou Dream. Clinton st., J. li. Foley, mgr. Casino. State st.. Win. Burke, mgr. mgra. Lyric, Franklin st. Hip'Midrome. State st., Wm. P.urke. mgr. Mill -t Stadium, Main st.. Geo. Pentngatos. mgr. oil I ll.v 11. 11. Klnter. MeAleater—Yale, s Clio-, at.. IM. McClain, (iiilile's Family Theatre. Railronil st.. ('. K. mgr. Lancaster—Sienic. 14.3 .\. Wmn “f.. John P. (ialile. mgi'. I’arkere I.aiulinK—Moving l‘Uture Theatre, Xornian—Durham. Kii't .Main at., C. 11. Hiir Peoples, mgr. Tlieatorluni. .S'ate .St., F. Halo. mgr. Will, |•nlll|lt>,•ll. Klver ave. bam, mgr. I'reaniliind. 43 N. (jiieen st.. (i. M. Kriipa. Sere'iton—Rijou lir.-um. 3'27 I.aek ave.. .M. rail.'ii—Star I'healrej A. C. Klaber. .Nowata—AIrdomo. H-luvvare at.. It 1!. .Miaire, mgr. ( iiiiimeiford. mgr. Ten .krg.vie—Harry K. Smith. Electric \ audeville. 10 W. King st.. H E. Jr., mgr. HipiHNlreiiie. 4ih; l.ai'k ave. .M. Cohen, mgr. rhlladeliihla—l.’itw Itreeie at. Doan. mgr. KUetrlc Theatre, 11. .(. .Mosher, mgr. Wonib-r-. 3(i;i I.aek ave.. F. Treou, mgr. Ye I'ark Theatre, \l\ori \ Nirdliiiger. 701 Eewlston—'leiiiple Theatre. P. .M igaro. mgr. .Auditorium. Frank Hill. mgr. i*rpin-nni. 21*! t aek ave.. Orplieiim (.'o.. projis. .N. Itrua 1 at. Pawhiiaka—Arca.le, Kili-kali ave., I^e Smith, I. ock Haven—Pastime. Main st.. E. C. .loii-s. Camazy Hall. CiiiiilM.rlaiicI A ('raoe>e. TiKi mgr. mgr. raininpia Family, East Itroad st.. Chris Peter- 707 Christian. Jackaon'a, Kihekah ave.. .Vllert J:uk.“oii. Mechanleslnirg—Franklin Hal. .Main st.. Hr. -on. mgr. Mc^.rath A Itrogan. t'oliiiiihia ave ami l.’lth mgr. R. P. <*'.\eal, mgr. rniipie .Virdonn . Pine st.. I'hii*. l’et> is<’ii, at. Sulphur—(iran.l Alrdom.'. Miiakog. e av-.. Oeo Ed'.soiiiii. Wm F'artenliargh. mgr. •ngr. .New lirop Theatre, .Mr. Kerns, IWH Coliinihia Itrown. mgr. Miflllu—IdleliGur. J. J. Patter*.>11. mgr. I.ibert.v. East Ri-f-ad st.. Bert Kleeker. mgr. I.yrlc, Mt. Broail st.. M. Lillenthal. mgr. ave. Rronilde Harden .\lrd..me, O-o. I’.rown, mgr. Norristown—Rlji.ii. Main and Swede sts.. A. Vorihweelerii. JS'JO Coliinihia are. Tul.-a—Idle Hour. luO S. .Main at.. J. H. Rla A E. Sablosky, mgr. Washington—.(nailinni, 7!> N.>rth Main st.. J. Knipiro, 4ik'>J Krankford ave. aon, mgr. Empire. .Main am! Cherry st*., A E. S.-i- .1 Burns, mgr. Crystal I’alaee riiealre, .M. .M. Stlefel. '.’dlN Prlncea.a. Third and Main .“t« ; W. J. Me- bloaky, mgr* .(Ivin. W. Chestnut st.. .1. F. Bickerstaff. Oeriiianluwn aie. Nurney. mgr. PlMsl.nrg—Rijoii Hream. (!:!0 Smitlitieb! st.. mgr. Ideal Theatre. J. Ixird, JMd Uernianlown Crystal. I.'> K. 2il at.: o. It. Cov-v. mgr. W. I.ynp. mgr. Royal. West Cln-stuiit st.. KIIw.knI Rlaek. ave. Lyric, I“t an.l Main at' : It Stev. iia. mgr. Xiekel.Hleoii l.T! Sniithflihl st.. (!eo. Pauli. H. C. Hovvfll. mgr. ;Ci"4 (lermantown ave. iiiL'r. i (('. *1 rtioster -Grand oiH i a Hoiis*. High st.. Itrlat d I'alace. .\. Craaer. ITJl (lermantown OREGON HIb- Hour, ::.32 Fifth ave,. lir.iy Jom-*, mgr. .1 F. Small, mgr. are. Portland Itoae City, ll .n lilh at., J. .( C'amerafdfon>'. 344 Fifth nve.. Claremi- lira WniiMinsperi -(iran.l. l.is (V Fiairth st., Gor¬ K (llrard .kie ('hiiroh. Hr Wolatnn. (llranl Rradl. mgr. dy, mgr. man A l\iyt>‘r. ingis. ave. Rijou. 121! Seventh at., 1' It, WalU. mgr. l.yrie, .'{.{(1 Fifth ave., .I>>hn (ialbighid', mgr Wilson, 'li East Tliiril *1.. Frank 1. (Vilseu. Me. Wilson. IlKt (llrard aie. Fun, 2(11* First at., I,. .( W.ire. mgr. Family, 330 Fifth ave.. Frank Riirii*. mgi. mgr. \mla-r I’astinie llieatre, Chae. Wlehelm. oh! Jov. 2.M M'.rrlaon “t.. li. .Metzger (ilymide. 32(1 Fifth ave.. Razb.ti* A .Anton l.yrie. Ill (V. Third st.. H. E. (ioruian, mgr. Iliiii'lngton A .Ynitwr ata. mgr. opios. mgrs. Cullen A Klaher, Hiit.-hinaoo A (Irand aiea. Orphenni. Ha! Sixth at., (!. .V. Metzger, mgr. HipptHlronie. '22 Fifth ave.. ... Cerechter, Kllte. Itl’Ml Kenslngti II ave. Rakeronian. 1.31 .Sixth >t.. T. MeiHiire. mgr. mgr Klectrlc TTiealre. M .kilai^ia, 2700 Kenalng- Xovelty. 2';i Morris.>n “t., J. (1. Fh-ishman. rivle, 420 .Mirket -t.. W.sllae.' ,A Rositty, ton ave. mgr. mgrs. Kim. (lu* 20411 K. naington are. P.nlaee. 2.'>l Fir't '(., (!. .V. Metzger, mgr. Pastime. 421 .Market st.. T. .\lli»on. mgr. THE Iireamland Theatre, W. Rm.gar, !•.^2 Market Hippialroiii.-. HO Sivrh at.. (!. .( Metzger, Ron Ton. 12!t Sixth st.. .1. Silan-n. mgr. at. mgr, rasino. 403 F.-deral st.. X. S.. Howard Rny- Iimmland Theatre, \V. Roogar. <(.*1 Market Xatlotiil. 127 S.oenlli “t , H i! L.'ldi. mgr er, mgr. ft. Star. .3'22 Fedrral -t., \ S . U I !. Geyer. VIASCOPE Fairyland Theatre. M M Dln.lenfaaa. 1310 PENNSYLVANIA mgr. Martin at. .A-hland—Comiipie. Seventh an I ( enter st« While .(way, 807 Fetleral s t . Mrs. 1 . (V-iter lamilnn'a Parlor. Owen I-emlon. 1,M7 .Moy- Wagner A K-'l. mgi“ hausen, mgr. menaing are. S.-enlc. Hill and Mobile .1. C. .Martin, Ideal. 610 E. Ohio st.. X. S.. (i.e. Bill helor. SPECIAL Standart Theatre. Mr. Horowitz. 1124 South mgr. mgr. at. Lee. 412 (Vnt.-r “t.. K. C. I-ee. mgr. I’ark View. 4(13 E. Ohi > st.. .\ S.. Geo. rilEPROOF I NOISELESS I Mekeltete Tli.-itre. Thomaa Rluir 142(1 S. utb Reaver Falla—Hreair.Ian.l. F. L. M.-Creary. Krebs, mgr. FLICKERLESS I ft. mgr. Casino, 6014 Pennsylvania ave., K C. S. Iiomhrnaki. Ignatina. 4erland A (Iraneae, dth A Chrlatiao ata Rljoii. 2.32 Locust “t.. E. O. H'lkman. mgr Fairhill Chureh. J. C‘. MH'lellanil. gith and • -rry—Conllnuivus, YV M.aiii st.. C. X. Waters, l^higb ata. mgr, .K 11 Woelcke. Jr., sth an.l Columbia ave. Eric—.Alhan. 1023 State Vt.. .A. (>. HeiN I, mgr. BIG MONEY Woecket .kmiisenieiit C.irapany. KVlTi X sth Hranit. till State “t.f Wm. Ealrgravea. mgr. at. Star, lllit .st.ite St., J. It. .Alien, mgr. Is being made exhibiting the (leo. Mah'iie, llth and (llrard ave. Hr-aiulaiid. 1722 P« ach si . i'. M. PalmUona, : M .Mc.Xamara. llth an.l Ta>ker ata. mgr GENUINE SEPT. 9,1908 Standard Theatn-, Harry A S;>eck. 12th and Music Hall. 101.3 St»»e st.. 1. T. P.ed. I*. ' .South ata. mgr. A 11 Woelcke. Jr .20th and Fe,leral ata. IlMiai. 1124 Stale st.. C. M. Xutting. mgr. ,s It It. a.linn 2lat .iiid S.aitb ata. Princes*. lUW Stale rt., O. .A. Potter, mgr. ^liUer A ChrUtlaiiai.il, 23oka. Write for our low rental temoa. 1*1. AlleglH'Uy Rlittoll a' Frellloll mgr Keyn.ddavllle J i Wlllian.a Koyerat..wn —Paalime Tliealr.'. Slodl. > A Kv- CHICAGO FILM EXCHANGE, ails. St Marys Win (7eU Mossier E. Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL. Won.l.Tlaiiil Theatre Heikir. C E THIS CHAIR IN STOCK Monarch No. 999 Shensiiiloah Mr Fah.-y. Pvstlme Thealri*. J.ai Felsf. s. (lain st. BRANCH OFFICES Sho.-maker*v'lie H. It .Mogul. Cai skip 500 Diity. San Francisco. Denver, Salt Lake City. The Highest Type of Combinitioe Siegfried Penning. Omaha. Waahin^n. Atlanta, Slallngi.in -l.vrie Tin alre. Frank Meltiler. and Nashville. Siiirgii.n I.. la-wls Dissolving Stereopticon and Swisavale W W Wia-. Titusville Coiiiieant .A iiinaemrnt ('o Moving Picture Machines Tr.iv Pitii..r A t'ompany It'S Guaranteeil Tyrol,. -Eandly Tlioai'e J E F ii ii«vv .rlli FOUR FIVE-MINUTE ACTS of Aandirgrifl—V.aiiig A MeCr-a ker Ver.ina—H. J. Reriiev Quotation by return ANNOUNCEMENT SLIDES Washinglivn—R, F Flvv.aal malt. Thirty other styles MECHANICAL VAUDEVILLE, W aterford—K. J. (\ ibter Weatherly—.Amerh an Hall. Henrv Itli.kvvell from 3(V to $10; not al FOR *2.00 A DAY. | Anieriran Hall. John M.-Collis. ways the cheav»esl. but Film Cement for — Wilkes llarre -Mwaliilnink A Wleh always the N'st. We Oil Write for particulars WOODWORTH A. CO., I nh|tie .AmiiM'nieht Company Poll's Theatre. .>« y. I’.iii our onlera Immediately 907 Wells St., Chicago, III. NON-INFLAMMABLE (ViniaiiiaiMirt I r Winlera York Parlor Theuii,. To Successfully Produce '• C lN-.'kman, 17.3 W Market st. E. H. STAFFORD MFG. CO. OLD STYLE FILM Ask for Catalog SOS. MECHANICAL VAUDEVILLE CHICAGO. ILLINOI! A Synchronizer Is absolutely necessary Wholesale and Retail AT LIBERTY —FOR ALL THE— We are prepared to furtiish them at the SEND FOR CATALOGUE ‘ S.'* A'erj' lowest eash price. For further in¬ Moving Picture Manager or Operator Latest Popular Songs formation address H.VHHAt’K vl: CO., } experience. Have Jldlaon niarhine. Can 5223 Ontario St., Chieajio, III. C. B. KLEINE Join after (tetober 23. Now eniployevl In Air 50c. PER SET A WEEK. t. hare about pair of Rlehanlaon S62 6th Ave., New York, N. Y. Roller Skates Adrlreaa P, 0. BOX SIS. Watar- Write for list of Anivouneeinent Slides. Out town. So. PakotA slides aia* not to Ih> romj.ared with Film Ex Chang. Jiiiik WESTERN 80N0 SLIDE EX Mr. Exhibitor! ■■■I J CHANOE. 303-59 Dearborn St.. Chicago. Ho”- do thoaw prloea Interest you? 6 reels anu 3 sets song slides a week In two shlpmenta, “Mirror Vitae” Products $12 (1(1: 12 reels and 6 aets of song slides In enclosing 4 cts. two shipments a week. 32(1.0(1. All full reels ^ro|«oUrt and Film Making Maohlnary Views for Slot Machines T R I C If atatnps. C'at- and In goovl shaive. Sv'nd for list. MAGIC I n I W Ik logue. includ- , i:iil'l S(-|IN'KII>F.U CXIMAX VIEW COKPAHY. MARYLATTD FILM CO., €<1. Free. Free IMAGIC CO . Dept. 2. 270 I «"» Kiiht I2ili SI. . .\,.w York AMly. 13$. 137 Waat 814 Btraot. Now York City. 400 Carroll Building, Baltimora, Md. W 39th St.. New... Yo'k ' 60 E3iilt>oiii*cl OCTOBER 9, 1909.

JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. CALLIOPES. ' FELT PENNANTS. Holiday Novelty Mfg. Co., 37 Great Jones at.. Taklto. (igawa A Co.. liM F. loke at.. Chlcage <.r W. 11. Hollister A Co.. Masoole TVmple, Cblca«a. National Tissue Mfg. Co.. 5;i Rockwell Ilace. and Park Supplies, Alphabetically < leveland (sue Co.. Cleveland. O I N. Sbiirv (V>., ‘22U Madison at.. Chicago. III. Rroiiklyn. N. Y'. ' Shr.viM k Tmitl Co.. 824 N. Bth at.. SI. Ijonln, Mm Arranged. L. KIst'iisteiu. 44 Ann at.. .New York City D. S. nag (To.. 331 Ixwk si., Cincinnati. O. Goldsuillb 3oy A lm|Hirting Co., 122 B. 4th at., SIngrr Brua., 82 Bowery. New York City. not eiroedlnc onr line In Cliicluuxtl, U. FILMS. I Western Bargain Houae, 272 B. Maillsub, ( hlca#i> Irnitth will be piibllnbr'l. protlon. $7.50 |ier annum. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New Y'ork City. Americau Film F.xcb., W'abaab Bldg., Plltehurg. ! *roldberg Jewelry Co., Ill W, 6tk at.. Kanann One Hue will he allowed to adrertleera free of IT. S. Flag Co., .331 Lawk at.. Cincinnati. O. Americau Film Kxeb., 60 Halsey at.. Brooklyu. City... Mo. cbar(e. durlns time of contract, for each I.VI.00 Western Bargain House, 272 Madison, Chicago. American Film Sitv.. 158 N. Main at.. Memphis. 1 Newman .Mfg. Co., 641 Woodland ave.. Clovo land, O. worth of apace cohtracted for. provided all con¬ CARBONS. Am. Vltagraiih Co.. 116 Nassau at., N. Y. City. ditions of the contract are comidled with. Autl-lYuKt nim Co., 77 S Clark at.. Cbtrago. Singer Bn*., 82 Bowery. New York City. Thia directory la revised and corrected weekly, Edw. E. Cary Co.. .59 Park Place. N. Y. City j Chicago Film Exeb., 46 Jackaou Blvd., Chicago: Harry I.. Welabaum, '242 E. .Madlaon. ChlcaAs. N. Sbure Co., ‘J'JU Madihun at., ( blcago, HI. ebances In firm names and addresses heiuf CARBONS AND EXHAUSTERS. { Omaha: Denver: Washington, D. C.; Salt recorded as soon as they are received. Ijike City; San Francisco; Nashville. Shryock Todd (To., 824 N. 81b at., Bt. Ixiuta, Mo. J 11. Hallberg. 30 Greenwich ave., N. Y’. City ClncliiDatl nim Exeb., 214 W. 5tb at.. Cln'll. LAUGHING GALLERY MIRRORS. CAROUSELS. Crawford. O. T., Film Exeb.. 1401-5 Uwust at.. ADVERTISING NOVELTIES St. lx>uis. Mo.; Ixmlsvllle, Ky.; New Orleans, J. M. Naugbtoo Co., Hotel Mayer Bldg.. I'aoTih. Blacer Bma., $2 Bowery. New York City G A. Ilvntzel. 3641 Germantown ave., Phlla. Im. Illinois. H Shore Co.. 220 Madison at.. Chicaro. Ill Hernchell Spillman Co., No. Tonawauda, N. Y'. H. Davis, Watertown. Wla. LECTURER. Dixie Film Exch., Owensboro. Kjr. W S. Bush, 1.55 N. Conestoga at., Phlla., Pa CARS (R. R.) Eaalem Film Exeb.. Wabash Terminal Bldg., ADVERTISING SLIDES. Circus and Theatrical. I'Ittaburg, Pa. LEMONADE POWDER. Brayton Mfs. Oo., 121 S. Kandol|ih at., Chicago. Arms Palace Horse Car Co.. Monadnock Bldg., Edison Mfg. Co.. 10 5th ave.. New York City, Ciiicago, 111. Coloinbla Mfg. Co.. 24.30 Harrison at.. Chlcaso. ADVERTISING STICKERS. and Orange. N. J. Hicks laocomotlve and Car Works. 277 Dearborn Eldred Film Service, 79 Dearborn at.. Chicago. LIGHTS. ■t Louis Sticker Co., 105 Tine at., St. louls. Mo. at.. Chicago. III. I Eureka Film Exch., 317 Everett Bldg., Akron, O. I Mt. V’ernon Car Mfg. Co., Mt. Vernon, HI. Beacons. Tsrehea. for Circus and Teat Shewn. Frank's Film House. 347 6th ave., I'Ittaburg, I'a. Iloite A Weyer, 8 E. Michigan at., Chicago. AERIAL ADVERTISING The Y’enice Trans. Co., 3d Nall. Bank Bldg., St. ! Exclusive Film Co., 2'25 liearborn at.. Chicago. louls. Mo. I U. 8. Tent A Awn. (To., 47 .'>3 8. l>espihlMS, Sllaa J. Conyne, .t.VIS Mcl/ean are.. Chicago French ttlm Keatorlog Co., 601 RellMdd Bldg.. Chicago. II. CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURERS. ' Dayton. O. A. Mllbum (To.. 507 W. lA>mbard at.. Baltlaae*. AERONAUTS. Globe Film Service, 79 Dearborn at.. Chicago. Helmet Co., Inc., ‘2.5 W. 6th. Cincinnati, O. Maryland. Bolmont Slaters Balloon Co., Kee.1 City, Mich. Groat North. Film (To., 7 E. 14th at.. N Y. C. Wlndhorat A Co., 104 N. 12th nt.. St. Iztula. He. Mias Itorothy I>e Vonda. Boi TOO. Otsego, MIcb. Toledo Chewing Gum Co., 404 Jacknon at., To¬ n. A H. Fim Service Co., 360 Monadnock BIk.. Prof. Chas. Swartz. Humboldt. Tenn. ledo. O. Chicago. MAGIC LANTERNS. C. 8. Chicle Co., 6th A Brighton. Newport. Ky. rbe 8t Ctair Girls, Thompsonville. Mich C. L. Hull A Co.. 209 E. 57th at.. Chicago. Stereoptioons, Etc. CHUTE BUILDERS. I. aemmle Film Service, 196 Imke at., Chicago; AMERICAN TAILORS. Evansville, Ind.; Memphis. Tenn.; Ouiaba, Amer. Y'ltagrapb Co., 116 Naseeu et., N. T. O. •Nepage Bros., 100 Bay st.. Toronto. Canada American Amusement Co., Ludlow, Ky Neb.; Salt Lake City; MinDra|M>lta, Miun.; Chicago Slereuptlcoo Co., 56 fitb eve., ChlCABh. Globe Film S>-rvlce. 79 Dearttom at., Chlchfo. AMUSEMENT CONSTRUCTORS. CIGARS. Portland, Ore.; Montreal. Que., Can.; Wlnnl- (leg, Man., Cnn. C. U. Stebblua. 1028 Main ht.. Kansas City. Me. C^B R. C«<.k. (Sr.I Co., l.-rfl N. 6th st.. I hlla. 1 I- Denebeln A Sun, 127 E. 4tb. Kansas City, Mo. Lake Shore Film A Supply Co., 314 Superior MFRS. MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT Mshey iCarro Co., Highland and Borcbeater are., I CIRCUS SEATS. at., Cleveland, O. Clhclnnstl, O. The II. Lleber Co.. 24 W. Washington at., In- DEVICES. Naw and Second-Hand. AMUSEMENT SUPPLIES. diana|>olis. Iml American Amusement Co., Lodlow, Ky. P. A. McHugh. 13.55 Euclid ave., Cleveland. O. S. Lhbln, 926 Market at., Philadelphia. Ph.: Americau Buz Ball Co.. 126(1 Van Kurve H.. Chicago House Wrecking Co.. 3.''>th and Iron V. S. Tent A Awn. Co.. 22-28 N. Deaplalnes. Cincinnati, 0. Indiauapulls, Ind. sts., Chicago. III. Chlrago, HI. Monarch Film Exchange, 201 Thompson Bldg., Armitage A Gulnu, Sprtn^llle. N. T. Hetechell-St>IIInian Co.. No. Tonawanda, N. V. Oklahoma City. Okla. Cagney Lzrcvmo. Works. 72 Bixiadway. 14. T. O. D. B. Music Co.. 1939 N. Western are., Chicago CIRCUS WAGONS. C. J. Murphy, Elyria. O. Cagwa. Deua and Band Chariots. Cincinnati Nov. Co., 206 W. 15lb. Clocinnatl O. Natl. Film Co., 100 Grlaxrold. Detroit. Mich. Cbubbuck Wbi-t-l Suing Co., P. 0. Box 1J4X. ANNOUNCEMENT SLIDES. Begga Wagon Co., Kansas City, Mo. Natl. Film Renting Co., 62 N. Clark. Chicago. Humell, N. Y. Lavl Ck)., 24 Union Sq.. Kast. New York City Sullivan A Eagle, 15 Canal at.. Pern, Ind. New York Film Exch.. 7 K. 14th at.. N. Y. C. J. U. (londeruian. 1448 Belmont eve.. ChlreBS. CONFECTIONERY MACHINES. Nov. Mov. Pic. Co., 418 Turk. San FY-anclaco. Kll Bridge Co.. Koudhouae, 111. ANIMAL DEALERS. Ohio Film Exch.. 20 E. Broad at.. Columbus, O. Heracbell Spillman Co., N. Tonawanda, N. T. Wm Bartels. 160 Gr«‘enwlcb at.. New York Ctty. Caiidy Crabb, Battle Creek. MIcb. Pacific Coast Film Exch., 547 S. Broadway, Ixia W, F, Mangels Co.. Coney Island, N. Y. A. T. Diets, 1‘27 Michigan at., Toledo. O. Chri Bagenl>e<'k, Stelllngen.Hamburg, Germany. . Angeles. Cal. A. J. Smith. 3247 W. Van Buren. Cblcngo. Ul. Lanier A Drieebach, 315 John at., Cincinnati, O. Llnwood H Flint, North Waterford. Maine Patbe Cinematograph Oo., 41 W. 2.5th el.. N. T. Stock Novelty (To.. i:(46 Broadway, ClnclonatL W. Z. long. 172 High at., SpringScld. O. Horne's ICoologlcal An-iia. I>en»-er. Col. I'Ittaburg Cot-Bate Film Exchange, 300 I^ewts I.. A. Thompson Scenic Kailway (To.. 329 Bread Standard Mfg. A Supply Co., Drawer O. Monon- W. Odell la-arn, San Antonin, Texas Block. Pittsburg. Pa. way. New York City. gabela. Pa. liOSls Rnbe. 24S Grand st.. New York City I'Ittaburg Cal. I.lght A Film Oo.. Plttsbarg, I'a.; World's Greatest Novelty Oo., 10 Temple 0ew4 F. L. Tarbell Mfg. Co.. 246 Klnzle. Chicago Wans A Mackensen. Yardley, pa. Des Molnet, la.; Rochester, N. Y'.; Lincoln, Bldg.. Cblcari. III. CONFECTIONS. Neb.; Cincinnati, O.; Omaha, Neb.; Wilkes- | ARCHITECTS. MERRY-GO-ROUND ORGANS AND Rueckhelm Bros. A Eckstein. Hairlaon A Peoria Barre, Pa. Sellg Polyscope Co , 45 E. Randolph. Chicago. 'Fsr Bummer Amusement Parka and Thoatros. sts., Chicago, III. ORCHESTRIONS. ishs H. Stem. S18 Singer Bldg.. N. Y. City. South. Film Exch., 146 W. 5th. Clocinnatl, O. CONFETTI. South. Film Exch., 215 Main, Norfolk. Y’a. Lyon A Healy. 205 Wabash ave., Chicago. Ot. ARC LIGHTS. A. Engle Mfg. Co., Onawa, Iowa. Standard Film Exch., 79 Dearborn at.. Chicago. Niagara Musical Inst. Co., N. Tonawanda. M. X. Kudolph Warlllaer Co., Clocinnatl and ChlcsBh. naming Arc IJgbt Co., 3(i Greenwich are.. New Rudolph Bros., 520 S. 5th at., Phils.. Pa. Spoor. Oeo. K. 62 N. Clark at., Chicago. York City. . Newman Mfg. Co., 641 Woodland ave., Cleve- Tamer A Dabnken. . 136 Eddy at., San Francisco MILITARY GOODS FROM GOVERN¬ J. H. Hallberg. 30 Greenwich ave., N. T. City, i U. S. Film Exch.. 132 I.ake at.. Chicago. I land. O. MENT AUCTION. Wm. R. Johnson, 111 Seneca at., Seattle. Wash. Wash. Film Exch., 506 Weatory Bldg.. Wash¬ ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. : L'. S. Flag Go., 331 lock at., CtnclDDatl, O. ington, D. C. FVancIs Baonerman, .501 Broadway, N. T. Olty. Western Film Exch.. 841 Century Bldg., St. I. Baumann A- Co.. 118 E. Chicago ave.. Chl'go. W.-stem Bargain House, 272 Madison. Chicago.. MOVING PICTURE CURTAIN MFRt. Botanical Hecorating Co.. 310 Fifth ave., Chl'go. Ixmls. Mo COSTUMERS A. THEATRICAL AC¬ World Film Co., 117 University Place, Naw Cnrtatnyllne Curtain Co., 4rn. Clilraga. lr«7, N. Y. AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ECONO- State Fair Grounds. St. Paul, Minn. Am. Vltagrauh (To., 116 Naesau at., N. Y. (TIty. R. O. Huntlnghouae, SIS lorrabee at., Chicago. MIZERS. A. R. Marryatt. 32 Park Place. N. Y’. C. American Film Serv., Security Bblg., Chlcage. J H. IlalllH'rg. Greenwich s\e.. N. Y’. C, CLOWN WHITE. Natl. Fireworks Mfg. Co.. 64 Cudbury at.. Bos¬ American Film Serv., 158 N. Main at., MeiepSn ton. Aiill-Truat Film (To., 77 S. (3ark at., CYilcaghk M Stein Cosmetic Co., 1302 B'way, N. T. C. AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRU¬ Pain Pvro. Co., 1320 Wabash ave., Chicago; N. Chicago Klim Exch., 46 Jackem Blvd., CklchBa; MENTS. COLD CREAM. Y. City. Omaha, Denver; Washington, 1>. C.; IMl l*ke City; Ixiutsvtile; Nashville. I VOB A Healy. 205 Wabash ave.. Chicago. III. M. Stein Cosmetic fTo., 1392 B'way. N. Y'. C. FIREPROOFING COMPOUNDS. Cincinnati Kim Exch., 214 W. 5tb at., CDcInheM. Niagara Musical Inst. Co.. N. Tonawanda. N. Y. Sam’l Wlndecker, 18.Y Wabash sve.. Chicago. Rudolph Wurlltier Co. Cincinnati and Chicago, COMPENSARC. Crawford, O. T.. Klim Exch., 1401 5 I>ocast gL. c 8. Music Co., llt.'m N. Western ave.. Chicago. Fort Wayne Electric Works. Fort Wayne. Ind. FLAGS. St. IxMila, Ylo.; Ixiulsville, Ky.; New Orlsun. 141. CONES. Annin A Co.. 90 Fulton at.. New Y'ork Clly. ( baa. E. Dreosler, 145 B. 23d at., N. Y. Hty. BALLOONS. I Kudolph Bros., .5'20 S. 5th at., I'hlla.. I'a. A. T. Dietz, 127 Michigan at., Toledo. O. ITillson Mfg. Co., 1(1 Sib ave.. New York (}lty. Nasaala Bros.. 22;( Commercial at., Boston. Mass U. S. Flag Co., .331 I.ock at., CInrInnatl, O. and Orange, N. J N W. BsIlcHin Co.. 2405 Clyboum ave., Chicago. Ijinler A Drieebach, 315 John at., Cincinnati. O. U. S. Tent A Awn. Co.. 22-28 N. Deaplalneh, F. L. Tarbell Mfg. Co., 246 Klnzle. Chicago Gliilie Film Servtee 79 Dearborn at., Chlcage. A. Paturel. 41 Warren at.. N. Y. City Chicago. HI. Harbacb A Co.. 8(« Filbert at.. I'hlladelphla Rabbar Balloon Mfg. Co... Akron. ’o.‘ CONE OVENS. ■ FLOOR SURFACING MACHINES. 1,. Ilets, 3(12 E. 2d at. New York City BAND INSTRUMENTS. A. T. Dietz. 127 Michigan at., Toledo, O. H A H. FUJI S.-rvlce. Kdi) Monadnock BIk., .M. 1.. Schlueter, 38 S. Ca..al at.. Chicago. III. Cbtrago. k.aak Holton A Co., l(» Gladys ave.. Chicago. lAuler A Driesbacb. 315 John at., Cincinnati, O. Standard Mfg. A Supply (To.. Drawer O, Monon- FLOSS CANDY MACHINES. C. I'. Klelne, 662 6th ave.. New Y’ork City. J-yan A Healy, 20.'i Wabash ave., Chicago. III. Laemnile Klim Servlre, 196 I*ke, Chicago. IIL; Kudolph Wurlltzer Co.. Cincinnati and Chicago. gabela. I‘a. A T. Dietz. 127 Michigan ave., Toledo. O. F. L. Tarbell Mfg. Co.. 246 Klnzle. Chicago Kvaiisville, liid.; Meiiipbla. 'IVan.; (inufea. FORTUNE TELLING DEVICES. Neb.; Malt I*ke City: Minneapolis. Mine.; BADGES. BUTTONS. ETC. CORN POPPERS. I'ortlaiHl. Ore.; Montreal. Que., Can.; Wlaat Baatlan Bros. Co.. Rochester, N. Y*. A. T. Dietz. 1'27 Michigan at.. Toledo. O S. Rower, 117 Hannan at., Brooklyn. N. T. l*g, Man., Can. HeMonlln Bros. A Co.. 10.30 S. 4th at.. Green- W. Z. Long. 172 High at.. Springfield. O lake Shore Film and Supply Oo.. 314 Suportoa vUU. III. GAMING DEVICES. CUTS. at., Cleveland, (I. Newman Mfg Co., 640 WfSHlIand are., (Tlev*. Spindles, Clubhousa Furniture, Etc. S. I.nbln. 926 Siarket at.. I'blladeipbla. Ph.; Half-Tones, Engravings, etc. land, O Cincinnati. (>. Quern City Eiigr. Co., 416 Elm at., Cincinnati Cbarloe A Co., 877 7tb ave.. N. Y'. C. BANNERS. H. C. Evana A Co.. 125 Hark at., Chicago. III. .N'lrholas Power Co.. 155 Nassau at.. N. Y. (TM. DECORATIONS. I'allie Cliieiiiatograpb Co. 41 W. ‘25th et.. N. T. 8 Tent A Awn Co.. 2-2'28 N. Desidalnea. And Dealers in Flaga, Bunting, Festooning, eto. GARMENT CLEANERS. I'ttlsburg, Cal. I.igtil A Klim Co., I'Ittaburg, Ph.; rMIcago. 111. C. S. Flag Co., 331 Ixx-k at., Cincinnati, O Becker A Wade Co., 2*01 Cottage Grerva ave., Des .MoIih-s, la.; Uorheater. N. Y.; Llneole. Chicago. III. Nib.; Cluclniiatl, O.; Omaha. Neb.; Wllhee BILLPOSTERS’ SUPPLIES DECORATORS. Barre, Pa. Chaa Bernard. 1819 Rector Bblg.. Chicago. HI Buildings. Fairs, Booths. GASOLINE BURNERS. Pittsburg Cut Bale Klim Exchange, SO l^awts The Wm. Be<-k A Sona Co., 10 Garfield Place, W Z. I»Dg. 172 High at.. Springfield. O Blm-k. I'Ittaburg. I'a. BOOKING AGENTS. Clnclniixtl. O. Eberharil Schneider, Bi9 R. I2th at.. N. Y. City. Atlas Book Circuit. 1402 Broadway, N. Y. City. C. S. Flag Co., 331 lock at., Cincinnati, O. GRASS MATS. Sellg I'olysciHs* Co., 47 E. KaiMloIpb. Cblcago. American Rug Co., 310 E. 96tb at., N. T. C. South. KYIm Exch., 245 Main. Norfolk. Va. W. B. Cleveland. .Y'l.'i Kulckerlxtcker I'beatra DIAMONDS AND WATCHES ON Bldg.. New York City. GREASE PAINTS, ETC. Siesir, Geo. K., 62 N. Clark at., Chicago. Natl. Park Mgrs.' Assn.. 1492 B'way. N. Y. C. CREDIT. Stebblna. ('has. M., BCS Main, Kansas City, Ms Park Book Clicult. 1402 B'way. N. Y'. C. loftla BrtM., 62 Slate cl., Chicago, III. Make.up Bozet, Cold Cream. Etc. Staodarit Klim Exch., 79 liearborn at., Chlmge Tad Sparks' Vaiide. Circuit. Century Bldg., Kan Chicago Costume and Cotillion Works, 60 Dear¬ Booth. Film Exch., 146 W. 5tb at., Claclunatl sat City. M.i DUSTLESS ANTI-SLIP. born st., Chicago. III. U. H. Klim Kxch.. l.’t‘2 I eke at., I'bicagn. Ona Son. Orpheum Theatre Bldg.. Sprlngdeld. O. For Hollar Rinkt. M. Stein Cosmetic Co.. 1392 B'way, N. T. C. Vlaaco|>e .Mfg. Co., 112 K. ltandol|>h at., Chlchga Western Canada Ibsiklng Bureau. Itrawer 1600 F. R Ryan Co., .504 Hmlgea Bldg., Detroit, Calgary Alfa.. Can. MIcb HANDCUFFS AND LEG IRONS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. BURNT CORK. ELECTRIC FANS. Oaks Novelty Co.. Oshkoah, Wts. Lyon A Healey. ‘2il5 Wabash ave., Chlragv^ til J H. HalllMrg, M Greenwich ave., N. T, C. .Niagara Musical lust. Co., N. I'onawaiHla, 14. T M Stein Cosmetic Co., 1.392 B'way. N. Y C HARNESS. North Tonawanda Musical liisirumeBt Works. ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS. Plnmei and Trappings—For Circus and Advsr- North 3'anawalula. ,N. Y‘. BUNTING & FLAG DECORATORS. Joe. .Meueben Co.. .360 W. .5oih et.. N. Y. C. tiling Uze. Rudolph Wurlltzer Co., Cincinnati and Chlrago B 14 Elsfelder, 583 McAllister, San Francisco. I.'nlversel Elec. Stage IJghtlug Co., 12.B3 Broad¬ ScbannlMi Plume (To.. 612 Metrofiolttan avs., way. N. Y. C. Brooklyn, N. Y. MUSIC PUBLISHERS. CALCIUM LIGHT. EXTRACT. Tha following firms will bo glad to aond softos Oz Hydrogen Gas Manufactursrs. ICE CREAM CONE MACHINES. of now song! VO rooognizod momkoro of tKo For Making Pineappit Cider. profession: Duplez Ice (Yearn Cone Mach. Co., 116 E. Pearl American Calcium Light Works. .56 5th ave., Columbia Mfg. Co., 24.'{0 Harrison at., Chleago. J<«. W Stern A Co., 162 38th at., N T 6*ty Chicago. HI. at., Cliiclniiatl, O Cincinnati Calcium IJrht Co.. 108 4th. Clncln’tl. EYE BROW PENCILS. MUSICAL GLASSES. M. Stein Coeiiietir Co., 1392 B'way, N. T. Cttf. INDIAN COSTUMES AND RELICS. •rker Bros.. Iki4 Olive st.. St. laiuls. Mo. Braiinrlea. 4M Flatbiieh, Bmiklyo. N T Indlaniiadis Calcium Light Co.. 116 So. Capitol FACE POWDER. W. 11. Barton. Gordon. Neb ave , liidlsnsiaiHs. Ind M. Stein Cosmetic Co.. 1392 B'way, N. T. (Tlty. ILLUSIONS. NOVELTIES. Pittsburg Csl. light A I'llm Co Ilttabnrg Pa.; Coe. Y'olinge A Co.. IMkY l.ucaa ave., St. loots Itee Moliiis. In.: Ibwhester. \. V.. l.locoln, FEATHER FLOWERS. Oarleaitlaa and Bide Show Goods (Manufaetarera and Dealers in.) M Gerber, 729 South at., Philadelphia, Pa. .Neh : Cinclniintl O ; Omaha Neb WOkes I>eWllt Sltitere, 117 W 46fh at.. Chicago. Ill Gniilenilth Toy Impt. Co., 122 R. 4th. ClncIhhaU srre. Ps , T G Mott. 415 Iieerhom et.. Chicago. Ill G W Allea. 265 Bowery. New York Clly Gordon A MorriMin. 199 2(11 R Madlaon, Chlragh OCTOBER 9, 19C9. Xtie Billboard 61

rf.il.llHTK J.«*-lr.T Ill w. ath •t., Kaau> SIDE SHOW SUPPLIES. Harry Welabaum. 242 E. Madlaon. Chicago. WHIPS. nif M<> Wbiteson Co., 240 E. Madlaon at., rhlcago. Wm. .Nelaon, 8 (kigawell Place, North Cam¬ E W Hadley Whip Ck>., Weatfield, Maaa (i.'o A Kfiirti. IIW FrIeniUhIp, Prov!'-* N. «th at.. 8t. I»ula. Uo. .Atlantic City, N. J. WaMblniston it.. Buffalo. N. Y. dIniriT Hriia K-* Howary. Naw York City. Autolectric Sign Co., 1.34 K. Van Buren. (Tblcago. , W Idi Kr>-v»rldii* Marc. Co.. Kanaaa City. Mo. TATTOOING SUPPLIES. WIRE WORKERS’ SUPPLIES. ' antaa Sign Shop. 4.38 Summit at.. Toledo, O. Wrutarn Ilaritaln Hou«». 272 Madlaoo. Chicago. Edw. E. P.ronn. 16(X1 Franklin ave., St. Lonla. Bennett Jewelry Co., 1046 N. 10th at., Phlla. Chaae Elec. Co.. 102 Franklin at.. Chicago. lU. , Mo. NOSE PUTTY. Ketch. George A . 109 Friendship at., Prwrl- SKATES. TENTS. I dence, R. I M State Coaujatlc Co., 15112 It'way, N. Y. C. American Boiler BInk Supply Co., Sandiraky, O. T. O. Mott. 415 Deartwru at., Chicago. Ill. Baker A Lockwoial, 7lh and Wyandotte ata., B. xitimure Skate Mfg. Co,. Baltimore, Md. OPERA CHAIRS. Kanaaa City, .Mo. Barney A Berry. Springfield, Maaa. Aiiiarlcan S.'atln* Co.. IMi Wabaab arc., Chicago Columhiia Tent A Awn. Co., Columbna, O. Chicago Boiler Skate Co., 324 Waahington Bird.. Carnle-Goudle .Mfg. Co., 307 Delaware at.. Kan¬ A II. Alldraw a t o.. 174 Wabaab are., Chicago Chicago. III. Here are a few aaa City, Mo. farnla tJiMi tla Mfg. Co., 307 Delaware at., Kaa- M C. Henley, BIcbmond. Ind. • aa City. Mo Donghertv Rnta.’ Tent Co., 109 3. Main at.. Blchardeon Ball Bearing Skate Co., 601 Wella St. IdniU, .Me. Itirdaety Mfg Co.. Canal Dorar. O. • I.. Chicago. Ill. A It Mllnar Seating Co.. New Philadelphia, O. J. C. Goss A Co., Detroit, Mich. -PRIVILEGES-— The S;(m(iel WInalow Skate Mfg. Co.. Worcea- D. M. Kerr Mfg Co.. 278 W. Madison. Cb’go. Uojal Metal Mfg. Co., IK2I Daartioro. Chicago. ter, Maaa. E II StalTord .Mfg. Co., CAilcago. W. H. Luabhnngh. Covington. Ky. That can be sold if advertised in Steal Fnrnlliirr Co., Grand Kaplda. MIcb. SHOOTING GALLERIES. M. Magee A .s.'. W’aba'h are.. Chicago. III. land. N. Y. Joim Miitzlu A Hon. 17N Park Row, N. Y. C. A. J. Smith, 3247 W. Van Buren at.. Chicago THEATRE FRONTS AND CEILINGS. NIag.ira Mualcal luat. Co.. N. Tonawanda. N Y. Wm. Wurttleln. 208 N. 3d at., Philadelphia, Noriti Tonawanda Mualcal Inatrunient Worka. Kanneberg Roofing A Celling Co.. Canton, O. North Tonawanda, N. T. SLOT MACHINES. THEATRICAL COSTUMES. ■odolpb Wurlllxer Co., Cincinnati and Chicago. Manufacturera of and Dealera in. BAR The Wm. Beck A Sona Co., 10-12 Garfield PL. ORANGEADE ORANGEADE. Coin Auto Co., 451 Kane ave., Hammond. Ind. Cincinnati. O. LEMONADE RESTAURANT Diamond Notelly Co.. Schenectady, N. Y. The Corner Co., 3(13 Maryland at., lluffalo, N.Y. Geo. I,a(iferer. 104 Madison at., Cblcago SODA WATER LUNCH STAND Columbia Mfg. C^., 2430 llarrlaon at., Chicago. A. J. Flaher A Co.. 434 2d ate., Pittsburg. I‘a. ' Lyon A Healy. 206 Wabaab are.. Cblcago. Ill. THEATRICAL LUMBER. ROOT BEER COFFEE HOUSE PAPIER MACHE. Mllla Novelty Co.. 100 Mills P-ulldlng. Chicago NEAR BEER TEA GARDEN t’anilral Paptar Mache Worka, 2H6 W Water I'. S Music Co.. 19.39 N. W»atem ate., Chicago John Gillespie I.umiver Co.. Liimlwr and Sew •t.. Milwaukee, Wla. C. S. Coin Ix)ck Co.. 220 W. 471 h. N. Y C. ard Its., Cblcago. III. POP STAND PATENTS SECURED. United Vending Machine Co., 160 Caiton Bldg., Cleveland. (> THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. Ce Bldg.. Chicago .Armatrung Snake Co., San Antonio. Tex .N Y PerrolyiM- Co.. 142 Delaney at.. N. Y. C. TICKET PRINTERS. SONG BOOKS. P. 0. Box 54, Cincinnati, Ohio. W S. Mountford, 100 Malden l-ane. N. T. C. Ackerman Quigley Co., Kansas City. Mo. PHOTO. POST CARD MACHINES. Wm. W. Delaney. 117 Park Row, N. T. C. .Vmerlcan Ticket Co.. Toledo, O. Wbiteson Co., 240 E. Madison at.. Chicago. ’,>vtK-r Pres- PeaNidy. yiase. Daydrrk” Specialty Co.. 1004 8t. Ange ara.. National 'flTIwt Co.. Shamokin. Pa. St. Is>ula, Mo. SONG SLIDES. Remoh Diamond Pioneer Ticket Co.. 722 Broadway, N. Y. C. LtMikt like a diamond —wears For Illustrated Songs. Rees Prtg. Co., lOlb A Harney sti., Omaha, PIANOS. American Film (^o.. 630 Halsey, Brooklyn. N.Y. , like a diamond — brilliancy guaran¬ Oolumbua Plano Co., Colunibua. 0. Neb. teed forever-Btanda fllit]g like a .American Film Sert., 158 N. Main, Memphis. | Stand,ard Roll Tickets. 181 Pearl at.. N. T. C. P Pomaro A Co., Federal at., Philadelphia Am. Vttsgraph Co., 110 Nasasii at., N. Y. C. diamond—stands beak like a dia¬ Sun Printing Co. (Inc.i. Providence. R. 1. mond— has no paste, foil or artifle- Chicago Film Exchange, 46 Jackson Bird.. Chi¬ PLAYS AND MSS. Weldon. Williams A Lick. Ft. Smith. Ark. lal backing. Set only in solid gold Dealera in, Autbora, Agenta and Brokora. cago; Omaha; Denver; Washington. D. C.; i monntinga. l-2oth the cost of dia¬ Salt Lake City; San Francisco; Naahvllle. iiarld Belaaco. Stiiyveaant Theatre. N. Y. C. TIGHTS. monds. A marvelonaly reconstruct- dgem—aontoa Chicago Song Slide Exchange, Masonic Temple. ■ oick A Fltarcrald 223 Ann at.. New York City approval. Write for onr catalog De Lnio, It'A freo. Chicago, ill. Slegman A Well, 78 Wooster at.. N. Y. City. AiKdpb E. Itatui, 4.'10'12 Palmt are., Milwau- Oawford. O. T., Film Bich.. 1401 6 Locust at., Remoh Jewelry Co , 459 N. Broadway, St. Unia kaa, Wla. TOY BALLOONS. St. LonU. Mo.; Louisville. Ky.; New Orleans. POP CORN. La. Faultless Rubber Co.. Ashland, O. Globe Film Service. 79 Dearborn at.. Chicago. ; Slegman A Well. 78 Wooster at.. N. Y. City. Dlmberger Popcorn Co.. 185 Seneca at.. Buffalo, L. Heir. 302 E. 2Sd at.. New York City. Newman Mfg. Co.. 041 Woodland ave.. Clave- Balloons and Balloon Canos N. y H. A H. Film Service, 360 Monadnock Blk., i land. O. Roeckhelm Broa. A Eckatein, llarrlaon and Pe¬ Shryock Todd Co.. 824 N. 8th at., St. Lonla. Mo Send 10c for sample section. oria ala., Chicago. Chicago. Laemmie Film Service, 196 Lake, Chicago; | Singer Bros., 82 Bowery. N. Y. City. POP CORN MACHINES Rvansvllle. Ind.; Memphis. Tenn.: Omaha. Western Bargain House, 272 E. Madison. Ch'go. THE FALLS WQVELTT CO., Cuyahoga Falls. 0. Neb.; Salt Lake City; Minneapolis, Minn.; W 7. I»ng. 72 High at.. Springfield, O TOY PARACHUTES. Portland. Ore.; Montreal, Que.. Can.; Win¬ Toy Parachute Co.. Front A Cbeatnnt ata.. Co¬ PORCUPINES, nipeg. Man.. Can. 500 TWO COLOR LETTERHEAOS. S3.50 lumbna. O. with engraved dealgn and half-tone made firam Llnwood il Flint. North Waterford. Me. Lake Sh(tre Film and Supply Co.. 314 Superior at.. Cleveland. O. TRANSFER. your photo. Same with two (nita. 34.75. Naw catalogue ahowlng 24 neat dealgns sent far t POST CARDS FOR SLOT MACHINES l-evl A Co., 64 E. 14th ft., Philadelphia, Pa.; R. Outhman Co., 225 Dearborn it., CTbIcego. Cibibit Supply Co.. 35.8 Dearborn, Chicago, III. Cincinnati. O. cent itamp. 8. Lubln. 926 Market at., Philadelphia, Pa. TRUNKS. CUT CENTER EN6RAVINB CO., Clay Canter, lane. PRESS CLIPPINGS. Novelty Slide Ex.. 221 E. 53d at.. N. Y. C. ; Beltver Trunk A Bag Co., 152 Columbia ave., Burrelle' Preaa Clip Bureau. 45 Lafayette at. Pittsburg Cut-Rate Film Exchange, 30 Lewis I'hlladelphla. Pa. TATTOOING IVfACHlNES N. Y. C. Block. Pittsburg. Pa. B. B. A B. Trunk Co.. 447 Wood et.. Pitta SePg Polyscope Co., 45 E. Randolph. Chicago. Oealgas, Stenclla. Goloca, Needlea, ate. Saa4 PRINTERS. burg. for price Hat. ZDWnf E. BRO-WIf. 160S Fraak- Of Pirtorlal Poatera and Big Type Itaada, SOUVENIRS. TURN-STILES. lin Ave.. Bt. Lonia. Me. Straamora, Etc. n C. Wood A Co.. 112 Fifth ate., (^ilcago. (Registering) and Coin Controlled Tnmitiles. -: FILMS FOR RENT :- Ackerman Quigley LItho Co . Kanaaa City. Me. H. V. Bright. Strawn Bldg.. Cleveland, O. Allen Show Print. 5« It R are . Bcrarley, SPANGLES. Blgna and bannera free. Six recla of good quaUtj Maaa Mlllot Bros.. 47 W. .3d at.. New York City. UNIFORMS. film with three aeta of alldea per week la twa American Show print Co.. Milwaukee. Wla. SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES. DeMeuiln Broa. A Co.. 1030 S. 4tb et.. Green- ablpments for $12.00. Write for oar Hat oi 704 DonaMwon IJtho. Co., Kt ville. Ill. reels. Lot of films for aala, $12.00 par real; Great W Prtg. Co . 513 Elm, St IxHJia, Mo. I Low-priced. L. Ranchut. 1520 N. 4th at.. Philadelphia. Pa. titled and In good condition. Send for Hat. Ollle Show Printing Co.. 22.'.7 Mlaalon at. San Singer Bros.. 82 B(*wery. New York City. Weatem Uniform Co., 214 Clark at.. Chicago. LIBERTY FILM REMTINQ COMFAjnr, priiDclaro. Ctl. Fulton Building, Fittsborg, Fa. Francis Valentine Co.. 2v5 13th at.. San Fran- STAGE HARDWARE. VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES. elaco. Cal. J. R. Clsncey. 247 Sallna at. Syracuse. N. T. ;; Wm. D. Hall, Keith Theatre Bldg.. Phlla.. Pa. SKETCHES, PLAYS. LIBRETTOS. Wm. Morris. 14-40 Broadway, Srw York City. PRINTERS. STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES. A succesaful iittbor of plays will accept a Pacific Coast Amusen((-nt Co.. American Bank limited number of contracts for Sketches. Plays, Theatrical Lettar Haadt. Contraita and 1 Jos. Mer'hen Electric Co., 3«0 W 60th at.. Bldg. Seattle, Wash. grama. or Books for Operas or Musical Comedy. Add New Y’ork City. Prudential Vaude. Ex.. 1402 B'way. N. T. C. Charch Printing Co.. 410 Elm at . Hnclnnatl Z. T. Z., ears Ths BiUbosrd. STAGE PROPERTIES AND ACCES¬ W. P. Ready Vaudeville Exchange, Crescent PRINTING PRESSES. Theatre Bldg., Naahvllle, Tenn. SORIES. Ted Sparks Theatrical Exchange. Century Antomatlr Prtg. Preaa Co.. 4(14 Crilly blk.. Cl J. M. Iwatitt Co.. 312 W. 43d at.. N. T. C. Bldg.. Kansie City. Mo. ROLL TICKETS. STANDARD CONE BAKERS. Gue Sun, Orpheum Theatre Bid., Springfield. 0. CONCESSIONS WANTED National Ticket Co . Shamokin. Pa. standard Mfg A Supply Co.. Drawer 0.. Mo- WATCHES. For The Big State Fair; country prooperans: Pioneer Ticket Co.. 722 Broadway. N. T. C. nongabela. Pa. N. Shure Co., 220 Madison at., Chicago. III. attendance ten tbonaand dally: Ten Big Days. ■OTil Tlrkpt Co., Shamokin. I*i, Singer Broe.. 82 Bowery, New York City. Oct. 20 to Nov. 5. tnclualve. Addreea Secretary •un l^rlotlnff Co. (Inr.» Prorldfoco. R. I. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. Jackaon. Miaa . ROSECAKE MOLDS. National Stereograph Co.. 200 67th. Chicago. A T DIeta. 127 Mlcblgaa at.. Toledo. O. SPIRIT GUM. ROUGE. M. Stein Cosmetic Co.. 1392 B'way, K. T. C. PHIL. DARLING M Rleln Coemetic Co., IS»2 B'wey, N. T. C. STREET MEN’S SUPPLIES. "SAY80” CONE BAKERS. For Fair Followara. As DH. COOIv, discovering the North Pole. .Also first to introduce. Albert I.. Allen. 118 4tb ave.. Pittsburg. Pa. A T Dieti. 127 Michigan et.. Toledo. O. Cue, Vonge A Co.. 906 Lucaa ave.. St. Loula. R00SE\’ELT, and the Teddy Bear. Producer of funny clown entries SCENIC PAINTERS. K. M. Davla Soap Co.. 32 Union Pr. Place. up to the minute. Enroute Sells-Floto shows. Engaged for the coming Chicago, HI. And Dealera in Scaaary, Etc. I. Elaensteln. 44 Ann at.. New York City. Winter season, with the RIIODA HOYAL Indoor Circus. ■ngene (ox. 54!i Van Buren at., Chicago. The A. Engle Mfg Co.. Onawa. la. fckelKdl Art Co.. 6:1(16 N. 27th at.. Dmaba. Neb Francis Flcke. 1778 Post. Ssn Frsnclsco.Cal. John llerfurtb. 218.1 Booula, Mo ROME. GA., OCTOBER 26-27-28 29-30 R (' Cumnilna. KW.x Wilcox ate., Chicago, N. Shure Co.. 220 .Madison st., Chicago, III. WANTED -Gooil ("lean Shows. Katca on all Ratlmads 00 .Miles Aruuud. Something IVilng all gnkeboll Art Co., 66(« N. 27th. Omaha. Neb. Shapiro A Karr, 428 South at.. Philadelphia. Pa J. llajdPti A Co., iir«M>kljii. Singer Bros., 82 P.owery. New York City. the Time. E. J. LYMAN, Secretary. * Awn. ('o.fl^ 28 N. IVeplalnea, Slack Mfg Co.. 120 Franklin at., ('hlcago. Ill. Cblcago. III. > Weatern Bargain House. 272 E. Madlaon. Ch'go THE BUYEItS’ DIRECTORY TELI.S YOU Wilt). AXI) WllKKE. i OCTOBER 1009.

LOUISVILLE, KY, ItiirlHii ’J.'i p;. mtlh afreet: Chaa. J. Kaltx, 165 ilitf* for the n w York City. Sclinarz Carnival Co. Mappy Hour Amuaement Company, KImIra, N. Tb«- company liaa oiM-nt^l an oll.cc In inv Joseph H. Sheehan Opera Compan/ Y . capital, $10.(100. To ojverate tbeatrea, etc., .\iiii'rl<'an Tract KulhllutC. I.Vl ^al.^au atn-vt. Leading Event, an.l do a aeneral theatrical hualneaa. Directora: Nf» York City, where all tiM'lr frleinU are Ira J Yen IVematk. Geo. 11. Yen IH-mark, Han exieiiilerl a Cordial Invitation to call. l.oiiiavllh lovers of grand nab 1’. GHhoui. KImIra. N. Y’. The Indoor circiia and carnival will con light*-*! with the anii(Hinc*-jii*.n Adolph I'blllipp Company, .New Y'ork; capi¬ ulrt of a email caroueal and Kerrla vvlieel, con K .Sheehan D|h-i a C*iiii|ianv la tal, t.H.OtX*. To puhliab and produce. Kraut and trreer of national dancre and eiiiKerk, the lo'-nt *!uriuK tli*- wvM-k of ( receive, lltviiaea fi>r theatrical and mualcal pro- world’a rnrloaa freeaks, MUInlitht .Mvalerlea Sloa-han la conai*l*-r<‘*l hy anv ductlona. Directora: .\ilolpb l‘billip|i. 150 K. of the y>Bl. W!ls<-lio Ihe Marrelone. a compl-‘te ;:r*-at*-at t'*n(*r. He la rv'iio-ri S6tli atreet. I'hllip K. Kelnla-rK. 1130 llroadwray. Cypay camp. Country elore and Ilflei-n concea h*- was leailliig leii'ir fi>r 11. Y'anka I’litlllpp. loO K S6ih atreet. New York alone, u (|ueen conleat. hahy ehow and paratle U(>era C**m|iiny. City. will be piomoted In each town vlalicl hy lUla The Sloa-hnn (([ara C*Hn|ii Sv'neca .Ymiiaement Couipuny. Syracuae. N. orpanlaatlon. -I'llla Hume, prlniu doinia, ; n*l Y.; capital, fl.otai. To own atid manaKe tliea- the harlton*', f*ir al« .v<-ark w tn-a. etc., and provide for the pnaluctlon of all .taai and have hot vtlll r.’taltia its oM-tlinc York Cltv. tiovv miller O’lirae of conatmctloti a nnalern *-Hh- *.f seats has laa.ii very New- Y'ork llippovlrnme Kinidoyea' Aasr>clatlon |M>pular price Iheati*- which will he completed * nu’oKi’menl N r*s ,s,e vT*.* k. orKanired for lamevolcnt. fraternal and social on or about (K-t**la’r 11 and will Install th.-reln purfHieca. have filed articles of incoriioration. a |H't'iiian*’nt atia’k company, chanKlnc the plays Directors. Kdwin A. Clark. Ger.rKe II. Williams’ twici’ wis'kiy. J. J. Kl.ini. of this city, has J. Darker (Yion'ha and Joseph Klauer. of New lK>en choai’n aa manaKer of the house with Jack Skating Sink Organa. Writ# for catalognsa Y'ork City. Iloai-IelKli aa director and leadliiK man au*l Mla» and pdcM. Mortb Tonawandn MatloaJ la- I'lH’ <;ict.8. Charleston, Ill.;Oct. DaiiYille, Iml. Elsie Janis, Charles Cherry ni.'iiiML’i'r of 111*’ lions*, for th*’ past sixteen years. Til* «.’aling capacitv will la- l.Jvsi. Incindiug Is e\|s.rilng III*' most :--ncc«.ssfuI s<*i.8on the a biilconv si-ating Iha*. Archie Score. lioos* has i*v*.r *’\iM*rlenc**d and la preparing to -After three years' h-as*- to th** Gris’iiw alt's, giv*. his pHtr*ms a most l*'in|>tlng menu. He has the Kyb* Theatre, Beaumont. Is again nmler hisik*'*! a numls-r of Hi*’ big headliners Inclml- the (svnirol of the ow ner. AY. W. b y le. and la lie- ilainly litll* ailisl. Klsic Janis. drew ii*r The CImriis I.ady, Tin* Ib’j^ty Spot. TIir*s* managed by K .M. W*’lss. Ihe first niauagi’r, lug*’ attendance to Ihe Priuc*-ss all we*’k. wiien Twins, Mary’s l.ainli. Girl (Jiilwthm. Prince of eight years ago, whi'n the house w’as built. she a|iiM*ar«sl In Hi*’ Pair (.'ai Kin his many friends here. N* w C.;sHe Is siiniitisl on a direct line l>o gis's nil as SINGKB <»$' .'yal Ah xatnlra. Charles Ch**rr)’ prv tvve«ii Chicago ami Clnclnnall. end thus orr**r Yery pretty folder like programs are Icing TKATED SONGS Addreaa VICTORIA THEA¬ '•■nl.’*l Tin- Baehelor, ajiil star, piece and com a iio'st exci’llent op|K>rlunity f*>r companies to fumlshe*! the Kyle this s«.’’a*>n b.v K. W. flresr. TRE. Frankfort. Mich. |.:inv s. **r*'d strongly. make profilahle stop-overs. The city's |s)pula- Th** i-ntlrc cast of tlo’ play la printeil on the Th* racing nraiiia, AYlhlhr*’. with Will .Ar ti*m *if I'i.iNgi Is T."! pi-r cent. th*'atreg*.iug and CfDter page, a very convenient an.l pleasing cbi*-. pl*'as*sl till- Graiiit's patrons all week. til*' Wd-klv payroll of goU.iski assiir**s flrst-clasa Men The progri’ir.s are alamt tie* ala*, and foroi Sh*-a's had a vi-ry strong hill with C. DOtax. c*>iiipani*.s. Popular iirlissl attractiona will of .m onlinary railroad folder. Aiinii l.ai’glilln, Macarl amt Brcilford. ami How *Iravv hig repirns on Satiinlays. hut the $1.3*1 Attractions Wanted :ir*l and North i.s H|M*ciaI features. slnivvs are the only on*’a to get ih» ll^■ney at all .At til* .Majestic. Consul. Hm* Gtx’at. Billy Dll olb*’r linns. The hig musical c*Mn<* wide, Tin- Stj.- hail a hig winner In Town Talk, and HOUSE CHANGES HANDS. Ballytxiiin. near Kathfarnham. In County Duh 12 high AA’aiit to hi*ar from gvaid n’|>ertolre the Gayety llki’vvis*.. with The Seroiiiders. lln. near the Iwautiful hay. which she feels has shows gub-k Write .A. HICKS. Box .TWI, Tyler. Griffin's Agm’s Stns.f Tln-atre Is making gixsl Tin- Bijou Tlieatre protwrty on Sixth Street. justly Ims'U coiniiansl to the wouilerfiil M-aacape Teiaa. wDh reftn*’d vamlevllle ami plctiires. I*ittsiiurg. I’r., now th** I.yceum, has passeil about Naples. Miss .Ailanis is ilrawn to Diildln h.v two con JOSEPH GIMSON. iiiiiler eimtnd of a newly formed corporation kiKiwii as the Bijou I.and Company, organtx***! shleralions. her Interest in the |H*asantry there, iimb'r the lawa of Pennsylvania. The transfer far famed for their lively wit and th«*lr goisl. AT LIBERTY NEW AMUSEMENT COMPANIES, w as III lib* in a deed dated August 21 last, Idiomatic ns*‘ of the Engiish language. Duhlin which r*’clt<’S that the recent piirchawrs of the has always l>e«.n a literary cetit**r. aii*l this In OwniiiR to the clasiiiji of The Mys l*r**|s’rly. Kward D. Stair and fter playinir twelYC w**eUs with the Clos«‘('oiitraelor for Mouse itr Tent l>rojN.rtv- t.v Ihe Bijou I.and Cocnpaiiy’. of I’ltts Irma Stisok Comf»any. Itrownlnir aii on tb^ biiaiopaa of Iriinsferred th*’ tlo-.xlre proia.rty to the Stair* iriihiA: Tlioatrii'al. operatic and drari- iiiiil Havllus. has an interest in the Bijou I.amI INVEST YOUR SAVINGS aflr |M>i foriTiaiio«‘h. Samuel F. C**iiip.’iiiv. Mr. Gulick slated' that this new In a aolld dlrideod bearing Invsatment that will WANTED Kint;*»tfm. llarri*vtHi. Win. II«\vduii. lotM < iir|M*ration was the result of a plan formulate*] help aui^rt yon lu eaae and comfort. Ameaicao lintadHni. Nou York A'iix . s-*ni>’ tiiiK* sgo hy whicli the present owners, Cltle* Realty Corporation bund* ($100 and npv UoTM'ation ('oiiipaiiy. UorboKtor. N. including liiiiisi-lf, would *>rgaiiiae a stock com- are pro-rata Interest* Skating Rink Organ and Motor Y : etipilni. To thfatrea tiid liiiiiv which shiailil liav*’ control of the theatre proiid** Miiiust iiM-nt*^ «*f vMrifHia kindh. Direc¬ pr*>|M.rly. li Central Business Property In Seattle, Must be In first-class condition. ConM nar 150 tor*- r.ml! J. Wf-p. ISAO State slr«M*t: Max pair roller skates iN-acrIlM. fiillv and slate Paying 9% guaranteed dividend*. Pin* H af all Krif'b iirif h. *J Kid};«‘ U‘»ad: tM*o. Seiiletf;*!, NEW AMUSEMENT COMPANY, l*>wi*st <'asb price. A. J. NVTZMAN, Fairbury, 7^1 Snt tTHUpaiiy. New paid quarterly by coupon. NOTE AUAO—In ^ork. r;«pitnl. To «1o a Ar*'nftal amii!*** Harr.v Willanl and Juke .'w-liwarj! have formed vestment in Seattle double* quicker than tr any other Urge city In the world. Why not iio‘nt buaine«*s niid to conduct oim' nr more mor^ a prrtnership for the pur’,.ose of promoting, $100 now and then? Write for folder No. 2. iiitf picture tln^atre** Dirwfora Wm. B. managing ami directing various amusement HIRAM A. PRATT, Bac'y. $U Alaaka Bldg.. ltr<*wn. *J4S K. lldtli i»lr»*et: Lawrence H. Jooes, propositions. 'lYie f*>llowlng organUations will WANTED Baattle. Reference, “The Billboard.” Wall »tr<*et: Arthur L. Tow^le}*. 221 Sober* go out under their management. Hoyt's b'amotis .Mualclana for band. Ib.ss Canvasman. 2 men f**r morh<»rn atrei*t. Br«Hikl>ii. N. Y. Knlckerlvooker .Minstrels. Harry Willard Concert atiM'k. Camp C*jiik; must have wagon show ex I*. J. Ko**aii Kaiiiily Y'amleville Com* Ic iM-r ft. livans I-leet. “IJghtlH>ii'*- Ki**‘i>er'a land. Texai. and ata;:e pr«Mtii<*tof m11 kinda; to orf^aoise pany. The Wlllar*! C.-b’brat*’iI Orchestra. The Daughter." ••Tl|ud*-r'* Itace." .*!<‘nt on ap- and exphdt theatrical itHnpaniea. DinKrtora: White Chief, a v 8ii*b vlll*’ sketch featuring a I'Oval. express chare*** guarante***! FRANK Lawrence J It'KiriKuez. 1441 Broadway; Nathan hand of North .Amerb'an In*lians and booking HEW'ETT, Box 117. Dunlap. W'aah. FOR SALE WANTED -Any Information concerning Moving Picture Theatre SUBWAY THEATRE, SPRINGFIEL D, MASS. wber«*abouts of Harry Foster. .Adr. stage and care The Billboard. Cinoinnati, Ohio. *<*ein*ry fix**! fi*r v-aiwlevllb* Own fixtures. I Power's and 1 K*lis*in iiiacblnr. Populatlou WANTED Stock Comiwny Manag<*r with good 14.(MS) Write H. EDISON. Mitbawaka. Ind. re|K*rtnlre of plays, one capable of organizing a giMNl. reasonably salarli*d sh*>w with l>an

I will accept a few contrarls to write kketclies and plays. Prlci- n-asonabb-. TIkiw* b>oklng r*ir something cheap, pb-a**. ilo not answer this “ad." Bank and ibcatrlcal n-fen-mi-s. BEN¬ TON C. NELMS. Box 6S6, Auatin, Tex.

WANTED Small Tniiii*** of perfoniiing Poiib’S. Will biiv or r-nt same LUIOI BRO. SHOWS Gen. Del., Cairo. III. J.-ss Br**w-. Sl*b* Sh**w Man. vvrif-. FOR SALE Tlirii* ti'gistering turnstiles, two MAGICAL ch*>|ipitig tlck*-t Ihix**s. In iM-rfi-ct c*it $••'... -Mil f*.r $l.-ei A,ldr<*»« P, O. BOX 814, Bridgeport. Conn.

WANTED l-'ir Ibe Davis Stock Co. No. 1. g*»>d Talent P**i|il*- of all kind Playing .'I night staiiils. Give price and all In first 1*-M**r. S**a von ois'iis Nov. 4, Psll. D. B. DAVIS. Oen. Mgr., Peru, Ind.

100 REELS OF FILM FOR BALE, $7 ixi (s-r rei-l and III. itai wl* of Song SIbb-a. $l.'2.'i |s.r si*t J. FRISH. 116 W. 80th Street, Room 140. New FILM BARGAIN -.l.lMMi fiNit feature bllm. l.lMiii Ill*- aliov*. r*-|ircM.nts lb*- iiioviiig picture tln-atre at Spriugfi*-Iil. Mass., onni-il by the Gold- York City. sliort subj*i*ts, 2 s,*la Song Slldea. all gia>d con 'i*-iii Bros. .4inus*.ineut Coiiipany, which enterprise ha* its lica*b|iiarteni at 231 .Main St.. Spring- p<.ii lime. Dick It ritxgarald. <8 4uB IV. New York. WITTE. 14 w. 0th St., ClnclnnnU. Ohio. i

NO VALVES Wliat hav«r you been looking FAIRS for. Theae waffle iron* Bt my N NO PUMPS Conventions regular j-oue boiea. l*rice $2.50, f IncluilinK complete inatructiona •••J NOGAUGESi for making a variety of wafflea. SSSS NOTICE.—Only anch data# aa have not been publuhed In tbit liat before appear under the ^ Reunions luoluiling the cmajla box all com XCS gvneial heading “FAIB8." Back numbers oon- plete. Theae Irona bake V, SSSS SSS8, tour whfflea at a time and bake y^ ^ talning previoaB inatalmenta can always be ob¬ them better than any tained by addressing the publishers, if they Conclaves f < ther Injn on the mar- are not to be had from newsdealers. Under the caption, ‘'Corrections and Changes,” Assemblies ket on accaiunt of the rrrors will be emendated and chsmges indicated. Those who wish to collect copies of the Sair Tamale Kettlea. Sauaage k.-. .. .umplete list are advised to preserve their cop- (■ule -Celebration Day. Oct. 25. J. about Oct. l.'i. 1 i»ay all. State full i>artlculars Aud we can prove FauikiMT, »e«y. We are the low¬ first letter to save time and corresiioudence. It. Anyone can Mison etty —Monster Fell Festival. Oct. 14- est price whole¬ No advance to parties not known to me. Harry operate It. Makes lA. H. II tost. secy. sale Jewelry and McOowu. Hand Is'ader. Address F. C. Schmelz, 6 flnlsheil button l‘rln<-eton Ked Men's Carnival. Oct. 14 18. Novelty House in 439 Indiana Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Jack Har¬ ptautogrspbs a min¬ IVm. E I'aecben, wy. America. vey please write. ute. I'rlce of cam- Springfield —Made In Springfield Fair and Ex WRITE FOR era-Scoiie. with positicei. Nov. 22. Chamber of Commerce. O CUT-PRICE supplies for iiiak Sfirlngfirld. Ill CATALOGUE. Ing 300 pictures Towvr Hill—Home Carnival. Oct. 14 16. H. We have every¬ (enough to pay for J . 8<'nn. ■>•(•) . thing of the latest the cumplete out INDIANA and largert stock of fit.) —$25.00— .Vrcaili4 —Home Coming Wi-ek. Oct. 12 16. a. Cbas. lauliani. aery. CUTLERY A MALE AND FEMALE LEAD. AI.SO MALE Extra buttons. $1 l.ebano»—Com Carnhil and Home Coming NOVXLTIES heavy for MOVING I’lCTCKE WORK. State I per hundred; extra Week o.-t. 12 16. Ix>n Vamti, aecy. We are exclualve eperlence and lowest salary to start. In first I frames, FL,’.!) per r. S. A. Agents Ni>rth JndsoD —Harveit Jublli-e. Oct. 9-it. L. letter; also mail photographs. UNITED STATES B gross. He Indepeu- for the greatest dent and make E Mu*lM-r, aery. FILM MANUFACTURING CO., Cincinnati, 0. ■ Money Makers, ■ money for your IOWA Hsmlet A Baynold \ self. 'Write today. Ites Moines -C<»rn Stiou. Nov. 2t* l>ee. II. E Watches; also, DOCBI-E the amount of « W. S. Mountford. E Favllle very. Hamilton best sell¬ money made with the Mag \ 100 Malden Lane. Mvr<-agu -.liiiiliersary Celebration Sept 14 ing Razors. neto-Soope than with any \ New Y’ork. N. Y'. 16 W E Hltdie. eery. other machine. That la the GORDON Si MORRISON record, we can prove it. MISSISSIPPI Wholesale Jewelers. Alwaya ready to take square or button plcturea. NO V„kshnrg -I*-'dlcatlon of Mtsslssiiipl State Me- 199-201 E. St., Chicago. HI. Madison SLEEVE ATTACH.MENT. uiuftal Not 11 Capt. W T Ulgtiy, »ecy. A atrictly automatic com¬ AT LIBERTY MISOUKI bination. It Is the lesiltng $25 maebine on tbe market VandaNe—C'lrii I'krnival, tvt IP 21. EXCELLENT FOE A to-day sold for $12. Square UadiMu Annual Street Fair. Oei. 12 15. Mad plates $1, buttons, plates, i»vi> Nlrct Fair .Vsan.. Ho\ 144. Ma-llnoo. CORNETIST Mu. PREMIUM,SOUVENIR OR 60c per lOO. Special Agents* Ontfit. $15. All goods guar NEW YORK ADVERTISING NOVELTY a n t e e d. MECHANICS' of experience in both B. and 0., desires a i'u. Mayor Handy, Ni'rvioeable Aluminum 6tb Avenue. W aiitm. aecy. big ones. Address F. FERRELL, en route Match Boa and Wind Guard ENCHANTED TRICK CARD8. Cobum’s Minstrels, care Billboard, Cincin¬ OKLAHOMA Combinod ^ Something new; foola them all; bII nati, Ohio. Cojju I'avne Igtgan Cimnty Hrldge Carn.va! Ike Match Won't Blow Out lions will be sold; the moat woo derful card trl-aa ever seen can b* performed with them; every magi¬ PENNSYLVANIA sell at llV. Si-iMl lOc for >jUr [ 4 sample and (irlce list iNB.-^varT* cian tbould have a pack. Special * hi-*let -014 Home Week and Celebration. l.ast and be convinced that It SKI/ price, lOc, S for 2Sc, with full ac »eek In Ort. U. J. Shoemaker, aicv. cret dlrectloot. THE OAKS NOV IF UNIQUE and PROFIT- ELTY CO.. Dept. 60, Oshkosh. Wla. TENNESSEE harry ABLE NOVELTY. MiM IlaikailUu Old Soldiers' Keunlon 0< I 11 IT SAYS 1. A. MARCUS. Aftr.. SO. TEXAS 913 Schlllar Bidg.. CHICAGO IT'S Hi auBWnt —Rice Carnital. Nov. 10 12 Cham BALLOONS SO her sr CXtinwerce. Heaument, Tex Hut air balloons of all sizes In stock at all WISCONSIN times. NORTHWESTERN BALLOON CO., 2405 tb.ilre stn-et Fair and Carniial tHrt. Clybourn Avenue. Chicago. 4P K R Welsh, president. DICE HARRY L WEISBAUM, 256-262 E. Madison St.. -AND— S. E. cor. Madison k Market Sts., CHICA60, ILL, with Jumping animals. About 50 feet In diam¬ eter. Machine must be In goo«l condition, aub- CARDS Ject to examination. Will pay sixjt cash. Alao aN'ut twelve laughing Gallery Mlrrt>ra. Address High-class Work Only. 'DIMINION.'' care Tha Billboard. AND OTHER Dice .«.( WANTED .V Vaudeville I'ianist, must be able to arrange and transpos.- Steadv J,ib to tbe C&rds . 1-1 rlgl.t party THE TEMPLF TH£ATRE. Mus¬ FIRST-CLASS AMUSEMENT DEVICES kegon, Michigan. i'Ataloffue Ptm. W. F. R4AIMGEL.S CO. Kilmarnock. Va., Fair, Nov. 8-4-5. Colon-d Fair, Coney leland. New 'Vork. W HUNT Sc CO 10-11 12. t'onceeslons of all kinds wauttql; no Qr S6 Fifth Avanua. strong games. Steamers leave Norfolk. Va., or Haltliuore. Md. D. Trimper, Secy, ' If You See it in The Billboard. Tell Them So. akes Novelties lor Fairs aid | CHICAGO. ILL. Expositiois lers Imitate or Nucaet Jewelry* Watch Chains, Charms, Stick Pins, Bracelets, etc. "■?r4"o°urSOAP-^ORAG Get our prlcea on soap and toilet artlcleg. They will Interest Send 2c stamp for price Hat. assorted packages with valuable premluma have the flash and value EverybiHly use* them MAKE GREAT SOUVENIRS FOR SHOWS Money getters for canvassers and fakers, J. J. SHEPHERD. straight on a bousa to bouse canvass. A We will teach yon how. $8 Union Park Onurt, Ohicagu. iH 17 mtgaw ST..mai$.im RED BLUFF. CAL. KNOX and ALVIN Six Flyind Banvards PRESElfTIKO -_ WDIILD’S GKKATCST AF.UIAL An" :- DRAMA A LA BURLESQUE late Fair dates ooen for Southern Fairs. la VAUDEVILLE AT LIBERTY AFTER OCT. 10 BIG OI’KX AIK ATTILMT'IOX TAYLOR & WOLF In th<*lr UlP.t K» roe-Comedy hit A PAIR OF Flying Baldwins CRAZY FOOLS. Twenty l■linllt••K. Ktill stHne. OH, YOU NIGGER uid OH. YOU WHITE GAL. T. W. GBEENLRAF, Mgr., S14 M. Ird St., Quinoy, III. Rellahle MaiLKera and AK<‘nta. address TAY¬ LOR AND WOLF, General Delivery, LouisTille, Kentucky. Mead WERNTZ- Mamie THE GREAT CALVERT “World's greatest novelty THE ACT THEY ALL TALK ABOUT n high wire act." I'roduced B with a dash and vim that ■ captivates. Playing re-en K: gagementa everywhere. Tea. B this la the high wirs act Aerial Gymnasts of Quality. Parks, Fairs. Celebrations, etc. Address B that sets them all a talk all communications to MEAD M. WERNTZ. 4200 Broadway, Cleveland. Ohio. B ing. Only have a few Pair E' dates o|ien. Wire or write W as per route or Blllboaid. _* rinctnnatl. Ohio 5-MARVELOUS MIZUNOS-5 MABEL BLONDEL ROYAL JAPANESE ARTISTS This is our 75-cent Half*Tone; WANTED AT LIBERTY ABOUT NOVEMBER Ist or a 3x4 for$l; cash with order En Rout! CAMPBELL BROS. GREAT CONSOLIDATED SHOWS KNOXVILLE ENGRAVING COMPANY BALLOONIST 515 Bate Street, Knoxville. Teen For Sunday aftenuxin and nislit THE N. MIZU^O TRIO asrpiisioiis. Lady preferred. .Agrt'e- Famous Ffiot Jugglers, Hand l^qnililirists, .Acrobats, Contortiomsts ami AT LIBERTY liisely .Act. Ci(mm1 wardrolx*. I'ast workers. 'I'liis act has no comieetioii alile einploynient fnrnislied for rest with The Mizimos of The CamjilH'll Shows. On the Coast lor the past twe of week. .Answer quick, stating low¬ years—Coming East. Address, care The Billboard, 1439 Filniore St., San Francisco, Cal. A>No. 1 Clarinet est terms. EO L. PULIET, Gen’Manager Tan <|4>iit>lo Id Vi4vlN tar Harlttm**. Strictly ■ iKl rt llalHc. JOHN MUELLER. 134 River 8t.. Street Rai way Co, Huntsville, Ala. Hoboken. N. J.

AT LIBERTY AND HFR GROUP OF AFRICAN LIONS ‘‘Prtnc*.” the Inrgcit and flneat specimen male IJon In the world, weighing l.ono F'IRST-CLASS Jnst finished ten weeks at Young's Million Dollar Pier, Atlantic City, N. J. Would d to book with tba Soutbarn Stats Fair Managers. Oi^n time September 27tb. (eliln-r M'Xl. to Join novelty act. .No Amateurs. 210 East 4nh Street. Kew York aty. Miift «eight IJ.') Ib> or under Send full de M-tlpilon of what you ilo. S«‘iid photo, will be Solo Clarinette Player. retiirm-d. Address W, C. L. F., care Billboard. Chicago, Ilia W antfl pood position, ten years experience with Jeffries Concert Bund and Theatre PIANISTS WANTED Orchestra. Will not acce[)t traveling THE HAMLINS learn th- Knnek Svatem of I’la.ring Vaudeville position. Address H. E. RAGSDALE, Jackson¬ and liraniatir Miisir. .\Nn Making the Haaa ville, Illinois. The Medley Man and Maid in Brown ami Arranging PARTICULARS FREE SPE¬ CIAL;—“THE KNACK SYSTEM OF READING MUSIC AT SIGHT,” mailed fur ten cents and Playing Orpheum Circuit stamp. KNACK STUDIO OF MUSIC. Dept. B. - • DANVILLE. ILL. ^XROIVIBOIME Ruby, Green and Ivory Specialties ■ Prefer location, can do the work. Address SUITABLE FOR ENGRAVING. JAMES H 6. 6IL6ES. 602 North Main St., Send for new illustrated Catalogue. Fifty reels. 3c per foot, elegant condition; wUI Stillwater, Okla. AMERICAN GLASS SPECIALTY CO., send C. O. !>., auhji-ct to eiamlnatlon. apoa receipt of exiireas ebargss. bong Slldoa. with P. 0. Box 428, • - MONACA, PA. music, S2..V) per act. Send for lists. F. 0. BOX SOS, New Orlaana, La. PLAYING THE BEST IN VAUDEVILLE Xlnoannon A Johnston, Mgra., Stamford, Texas, All shows coming this way write for open time. Beet town in Texas to seise. Good show town. 6.too population; bouse seau SSO. Only opera HIGH-CLASS BEFINED ACTS. boose In town. Singles and Teams. Novelty acta prefeirvd GENERAL BUSINESS OFFICE GENERAL BOOKING OFFICE STAR THEATRE. J. E. Munal. Mgr. and Ownar. SULLIVAN AND CONSIDINE BLDO., THIRD SUITE 2 AND 10, 1268 BBOADWAT. Memphis, Tenn. AND MADISON STREETS. NEW YORK CITY. All managers bolding contracts with A. I’. Shep- SEATTLE, WASH. person, hoiked for Stamford Ojiera House, bad FRED LINCOLN, Gen. Mgr. CHRIS. 0. BROWN, Mgr. THEATRICAL LAWYER, better wire Kiiirannon & Iloywlale, as we bare BRANCH BCCKING CFFICES. the Stamford Opera IIouw for this season. A. MAl’KICK llAKOIJ) ROSE. P. Shepiwreon It gone. KINCANNON A ROTS- 140 Nataan SUeet, HEW TOXX 1117 and 1136 Market St. DALE. Stamford, Texas. 07 So. Clark St.. Third and Madison Sta. Reduced rates to the I'rofeaston. Chicago, Ill. Seattle, Wash. American Theatre Bldg., San Franciaco. Cal. PAUL OOUDRON. HARRY LEAVITT. WIOS ONLY 66 CENTS—Jew, Old klan. Irlah. Kiltie, Dntcb. Clown. Tramp, Cropa. each file. asaorteit, $3.33 "Relm't Make np Book," ISc; Twenty ReeU, perfect condition, comf It telle U bow. fi mnntb’a aubecrlptlon to my l^ts. all titled, moativ I’athe. $13 HAVE YOU READ OTHERS? IF SO, STUDY, llluatreled Theatrical Magaxine. 2^bla's million and a half to drsw from. <'oniniltt Mechanical Band with Parachute Jump, High IMve and other free acts. liver, kidney and atomarb tablet In bulk by lb# Organ, with electric motor and extra music rolls. Ple. adilreaa L. BOX 412, Oolnm For iirlce and description, address OOLISEI'M tua. Ohio. COMPANY, Clarkslinrg, W Va. WANTED TO SELL. Kent. I'ottihliie, or Take FEATURE FILM FOB SALE—Over fifty reels TINSEL PENNANTS Partner that a III liamlle the ailvaiiee Two •f film to feature strong. Why buy Junk, when car show, all n-ady fur IIm- road. Address w* cau furnish you with the grsids for a trifie The blgffe.st money-getter this season. We are the manufacturers of the C. W. RIOOS. St. Louis. Mo. more? W.A\TF;I>—10 more Sub-Kxchang<-« to Invest 3'34o.OO and Interchange our films for $1 latest and best designs of Tinsel Pennants. We can make any color, design WANTED PENNY ARCADE MACHINES each change ECONCIMY FILM ('(»., Ibsim 314. or size you wish to have. Prices can not be beaten. We are In position to ■heppard’s Hotel, Sixth Street. PIttaliurg. Pa. AddrcHs I.AKK A KVA.NS. Il••t•l Itlchniond. Ibd fill all orders promptly. Write for our new catalogue, which la Just off thr Spriiiga. Ark. pre-ss, and contains all the late.st and up-to-date novelties, such aa Canes, NOTICE—Juat comiiletPd new Oi>cra llouac, with Whips, Balloons, Confetti, Dusters. "I Love My Wife, But, Oh. You Kid,” ap-to-date stage. Open for dates. A good show Button and Doll Pendant; Shell Chains, Peach Ba.nket Hats. Merry Widow town Pop. 1.40(1 FRED INGRAM. Colfax. Dl. hatb. SHAPIRO & KARR, 320 South Steg^t, Philadelphia, Pa. Lt

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Fop Outdoor Tacking Printed Cardboard Sl^s, any color, stock or Ink, sizes from 11x14 to 22x34 Inches. The printed sl^ns are specially prepared to withstand the weather, and are considerable lower In price than any other kind of sign and equally as serviceable. Prices depend upon quantity, size and amount of composition. In asking for prices, please state fully your wants as to size and quantity, and send copy If possible. Carousels, Park Merry ■ ■ ■ —■ Samples Furnlslied- go-rounds Amusement Outfitters 41« ELM STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. — LOOK — This Trunk is made of AT THE PRICES! tS .tio.oo 3-ply B. B. <5: B. Trunk to . 11.00 Wood, heavy Duck Cov¬ U . 12.001 ering, Hickorj' Slat^ M . 1S.00 M . 14.00 Malleable Scroll-Bound 21 . 16.00 Hand-Riveted Tipping 40 . 16.00 41 . 17.00 Tray. CUAR.\NTE^. AUTOMATIC MOVING Please send us the dates of your Food Show, Three Stores. Send for FTee CatalogiM SHOOTING GALLERY with names and addresses of Committee in B. B. & B. TRUNK CO., 4A7 UfAt charge. Will reimburse you for the data. 109 Federal St., N. t., 625'smttMleld IL, rACTORY u-ts reABEIJ.A K,. H. I. The Beverage and Food Pnb. Co. PITTSBURG. PENN._ 416 Elm Street. • • • CINCINNATI. O. _ COMPLXTE APPARAl'US all ready At to perlorui. Suck ia lucked wlta shackle chain and examined, pad- /iitw luck with keyhole aealed, pae '' former has bauds tied behind back, Wanted for the i xSM Escape la made in one minute. N# .( rupea to cut, replace and reseal aa In other bag eecapea. No excbauge AND BASEBALL NOVELTIES. ;/ of sacks, no worry, no trouble, no STATE FAIR OF TEXAS j cuufederstes. A clean-cut eacapa, Write for price lift. WM. WTIRFFLEIH, Mgr., leaving lucks and seals undla- Ml H. Second St., Philadelphia, Pa., V. B. A. u. turbed. Easily performed by aay HELD AX DALLAS one. All apparatus will stand a One of the grcateat strong examination. To advertlaa amusement riding October IGtb to 31st. our bouse, we will send a complete derlcee and money- outfit. Including canvas ssck, all shackles and getters. $1.070.00 re¬ lucka, with explicit Inatructiona fur ORE DOIc ceipts at one fair. Baby Incubators, will furnish a building. Also want Ferris Wheel, EaR and TWx.hiry-iiV£ CEMIB. Every par- F-oO In fire boars at Japanese Theatre, Penny Arcade, Ostrich Farm and Flea Circus. Captain cbaaer of the outfit ahull receive a due bill auotber. BKIU In one good for fifty cents on purchase of goods select¬ day in a i«rk. An¬ Sorcho drop me a line. Address, ed from our bargain abeeis. UUuEK NOW. other carried 26,06J JaAdlCIARS’ SUPPLY CO., 216 Beaufait Ava.. l.asM-ngers a t firs Detroit, Mich. street fairs; tl.SfW.- The Herbert A. Kline ShowSy P. 0. Box 68, ChicagOy 111. 75 clear profit. Write for new 4k-page cet- alogue full of farts, figures and i.boto- Novelties, Fancy Goods grtpbs. Eli Brides kn* Jewelry tor MovinK Puture shews Co.. Box 14S B. Roodhoues, III. SII8ER BROS.’ NEW BOOK OF SPECIALTIES It's larger than ever and contains mors eslo- ahle Iniormatlou to Premium Houses, Noesltg la the rarognixvd organ of Taadevtlle Artlata throngboot the world. Americana visiting In London oiMUers, otreeimeu. Knife Board Meo, loabsa Clias.R.CooMrCo.(i"c) will find a friendly welcome at 14 Ivelcester Street, W. C. NEW YORK 0FFICB8, 1# W. Twenty- Notion Workers, UsLl Order Men and Jewelaro, fonrth Street: Telephone 1772. Madloon ^uare. _ etc., than any other catalogue loaned. Erary- Designers and Builders of thing new In real Novelties, CanUTSl Uooda. Jewelry, Watches, Silverware. Cntlery, UptlW liouda, etc. Scenic and Roller Coasters, Chutes Moving Picture Machines, By eailefylng us that yon are a legltlhiats hod all Park Amusements. Bnlldera of machin¬ (htoier, as we want to keep this book out of tlae ery and tappllra. Office and wareruoma, ISO N. Stereopticont, Slides, Accetsoriee. cunaumeia’ hands, and tending la your permn- Sth Street. I'b.ladelphla. Pa. ueut adUreae, we will be pleased to se^ you enm book tree. Bend for It today. Ion eon THE TRUNK ESCAPE CHAS, M. STEBBINS, out afford to be witbout It. How to get oat of any ordinary trunk. A chal¬ lenge feat which can be performed In any pri¬ 1028 MAIN STREET, - - - KANSAS CITY, MO. vate bouse where a trunk la obtalited. No con- Large Line of Edison Goods. Ett. 1899, ^eratee Price. &Or THE OAKS NOVELTY New York. O0-. Pept. 62. Othkoah. Wii.

PHOTOS—t'ablDeta.- --62.50 jier l(a>. First-class larg-T alxea In piM|.>rtl<>D. Have alt- T fiMl plitiiiia or negalives. Ratablisheil THEATRICAL LUMBER JOHNSON, 1»S Wabash Ave. Chicago. STILES. BATTENS. STRIPS. RAILS. SHOES. PROFILES, STAGE FLOOROtO ETC. FOR SALE -Second hand Slot Machines of every Always on hand for prompt ablv>ment Writs for delivered prices. Shlpmeats mode Eatoaton, Georgia. dew-rlpibin. cheap. State what you mant and we In any quantity desired. Fourth Annual Pair, October 26-30, ItHAI. Showi, will .jis.ic prlcia. J. E. NELSON A CO., 48 River Street. Chicago. THE JOHN GILLESPIE LUMBER COMPANY Conceaaiona and Attractions wanted. Positively iH'r and Seward Street*, CHICAGO, ILL. no games of chance. FOR SALE -12.5 pairs L'nion Hdw. t'o. Itoller M. F. ADAMS, SMretary '.sales. ji ,,er pair. 1 Auto Electric iii,right Itaie. very cheap. A.Idress W. L. HUME. 206 Avenue, Roms, Oh Wanted for Season I909 I9I0. Kvilson M. P. machinea ami Attractions Wanted g<>

FUR SALE—M. P. and Vaudeville Tbeatrs 111 town of J.UUU. seating llu. Peerless elsctrlc piano, good stage and seeuery. Price, 6btai, or will keep piano. W. A. NlCiiULS, Medina, O.

THEATRICAL CARD PRINTER—Bnol SALE — A I sing Is.lH-tu-n fritter iiiachliie; THE GREATER COLORED FAIR ness and t'alliug Cards; loses! rates, qulcksat a candy crab d emit oiiini. both nearly The N. C. Imliistrial .-Vssociation will hold it« Slat .\nnual Fair at Raleigh, \ C , Half ciml i.rlis Address Wm. Maloney, service. ASHMORE, 20 Arcade, Cincinnati, 0. Del.. Oil City, ] Ocfolver 2.V-iin, 1909. Fine racing. Free attractions daily, .\ttendance last yeai ;i0,000. We follow the great St.ate Fair. Privilege People, write. Piano Performert, Public Halls, aecure agency. WANTED. 'rom a gs^l live Carnival J. E. HAMLIN. Secretary Tunc boautifiisl; volume, response to touch in on all Novelties Itighia creasisl by sounding board attachment, .\ppllsd ferred W. WALKER. Norman. in a tiiomeiit. Sheldon Piano Tone Improver Co., SIC.ND YOt’H HOITK TO THK IIILLBOAKD T4)-1>AY Vineland. N. J.

I OCTOBER 9, 1909. THE BILLBOARD OCTOBER 9, 1900. 2,000 Veneer Opera Ohairs ALWAYS IN STOCK We cm ship any reasonable quantity within 24 hours notice. 12 YEARS c.xperience in manufacturing enables us to offer you the perfect seat for store room, The strongest and most comfortable Opera theatre and general seating. Chair on the market. 25 other styles at lowest Patent rights substantiated by an infallible prices. NOT IN THE SEATING TRUST. record of Court decisions. We have the largest facilities and we manu¬ We make Chairs, All-Aisle or Self-Righting. facture everything that goes into our chairs. Space saving, life saving, money saving. WRITE TO DAY Writ* for catalotue ahowinc cocnoetitiv* prices. IMPERIAL SEATING CO., The Hardesty Mfg. Co. 17 S. State Street, - CHICAGO. ILL, CANAL DOVER, OHIO.

A 2 Cent Investment With Good Results We Supply Filins of Quality on a JheLAKESHH Prompt Service I FILM c M The Most Complete Equipped Film Exchange I SUPPLY QkS in the Country FILMS FOR RENT THE LAKE SHORE FILM All the very best Foreign and Domestic AND SUPPLY CO. Films purchased weekly. 312 Superior Avenue. N. W, Machines of all makes constantly ready for shipment. STUNG AGAIN! THAT IS THE RKSCI.T OF PEALINO WITH THE I.ITTLS IMITATORS. We ofTer no Uargaln connter aalea. If you buy Write to-day for our big Film List marked down Rooda. your proflta go down lOO'Jf'. THE WONDER CANNON PHOTO BUTTON MACHINE la the only orlKinal and fully (ciiaianteed photo button machine on the market. Our platea and frainea and all aupplloa are fnlly ituaranteed. Inn't la huniillatinf to turn out a |MK>r picture and m-ud away a dla- ANTITRUST RLM CO aatlafled cuatomer? That, we re|>eat. la the reault of dealinc with Imitatora. 77-79 So. Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL OUR CANNON IS A BIG MONEY MAKER on .treet oomwe and all outdoor ooenslon*. COMBI.ETE Ol’TKIT, Thla le- eliidea C.LNNON, trl|)od and auppilex for luakiug :t()0 flnlabed |>hota hiittona. WE SEI.I. SUI'IT.IES FOR AI.I. fllOTO BUTTON MACHINn AND AI.I. SLEEVE MACHINES. WRITE FOR OUR CATAIAKJ. IT S FREE. THE BALL SPINDLE The Original R. 120 Ferrotype Building Jnat out. Our leader for "ItlO”. Notb'.nx Ilk* it ever made before. Can be run anywhere, and Photo Button House CHICAGO. gets a play ererywbere. The only aplndla e*ar made with a Ball Indicator. Ball la In plain light of player at all tlmea. Cornea big or little priie at will on Fair. Will glee anyone NOTICE TO MANAGERS IlOU who can tell how we do It. We guarante* It to work perfectly at all Umea. Send for It Jai. A. Galvin baa now in preparation an entire new production of hi. Mg niusieal eiunedy hiii- now while It la new. Price, $20.00. ceaa, “A HEIX BOY.” with tboae two clever atar* JOHNNY .LND KI.LA G.LI.VIN. earryiiig .to people and a aiieclal 60 foot baggage car of ac-nery and effeetH. The attraction will take the roail H. C EVANS & CO.. In a few weeka touring the South and Southweat. IJve nianagera with g T. H. EATJtND, Bua. Mgr. "A Bell Boy Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. 12S Clark Street. CHICAGO. ILL. Oh. Yoo Mr. Showman! Oh. Yon Mr. I’oncession Man! A FILM SERVICE THAT SERVES Look whafa doing in the buaieat wet town in the State. Fall Peatlval, auapieea OwI«. on tlie Not only to add to your box-offlce nwlpta hut does awav with cll shipping delays and guarantee* atre<,ta. Lewreneobiirg. Indiana, week Oct. 11. aix days and uigbta. WANTEIt—Twti m.>re alaiwa von against "n'ls^atera” la what you want. WE CAN GIVE IT TO YOU. that do not conflict. Ia>gitimate Conoeaolona of all kinda, no ezcliiaivea, except Candy Wh>a.| and Bird WM-el; will aell game excluaive. All concesalonB $10.60. Shows address BUSINESS UNITED STATES FILM EXCHANGE MEN'S AMUSEMENT COMPANY. Rockville, Ind., week Oct. 4. who will fnmiah all attractiona INDEPENDENT-NO LICENSE Conresaiona address AL. SFANA6EL, Secy. Owla, Lawrencehurg, Indiana. 132134 EAST LAKE STREET.CHICAGO. ILLINOIS

FIRST RUN MY SPECIALTY $250,000 BACKS THIS HOUSE Big Theatres, communicate with me, Second, Third and Fourth Run Pictures for Smaller Theatres. CLINE 59 Dearborn Street CHICAGO