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“Uncle ’ Dan McOar>. editor of the Houston (Texas) “Age,” was as Few people enjoy a clean opposition fight better than does General near the original In dress .snd In looks of Tim Murphy in the Texas Steer as Agent Ed. C. Knupp, of the Cole Brothers’ Shows. Sig. Sautelle, before it is possible to imagine any man. In addition, he was the best beloved of he retired from the business, used to boast that Knupp w'as the only one the entire press of Texas, as well as who ever stole a march on him, and of his own townsmen. Certain prom¬ while Sig. laughed when he told the inent citizens made it a rule to pay story, he did not laugh at the time of their annual subscriptions to the the occurrence. Knupp was giving “Age” every two months. In order Sautelle about as much as he could that “Uncle” Dan should not run handle, and while Sautelle was show¬ short. The daily circulation of the ing in Norristown one day, Knupp paper was about ten quires (250 cop¬ blew into town and went up to the ies). show lot to see what kind of business One day, in 1875, Bob DIngess, then the shov/ was doing. The show Knupp and until his retirement one of the was piloting was due to show the best circus agents, blew into Houston in advance of Sells Brothers and began town a week later and the second advertising car was in town. The pro¬ making his contracts. He finished up with the two principal papers, the grammers were busy and one of them strolled up to the show lot to pro¬ "Telegram” and the “Mercury,” and went to dinner. gram the crowd as it came out. As Knupp and Sautelle were talking, the This was a fatal mistake for the circus man. "Uncle” Dan was fond programmer came on the lot and seeing his general agent there called him of circuses and would have been ready to sign a contract at almost any to one side to ask him if it would be right to program the crowd on the lot. price provided the cuts were furnished and the tickets were freely given. He had his programs well concealed and when Knupp told him to “program But during that dinner hour, he had discovered that Dingess had made the audience” if he could, Sautelle walked up and asked if the young man very liberal contracts with the other papers, and the wlley “Daniel” decided wanted to see the show. General agent and programmer answered in the that he was going to have a part of the circus money or know the reason affirmative at once and Sautelle shouted over to the front door; “All right, why. Charlie,” and pointed to the programmer. “I’ll tell him,” volunteered Knupp The "Age” possessed a large press and several weekly papers that were and taking the programmer by the arm, led him over to the front door, not Justified in such extravagance were printed on this machine, among and to Charlie said: “The old man says to let this boy pass out a few cir¬ them being the “Volksblatt,” a German weekly with a circulation of several culars for some store down town.” thousand. It was the style in those days to print one side of the paper “Yes, I know, he Just ofTiced me,” replied Charlie, as the programmer early in the week and let it rest until later for the other side. The German passed inside and got busy. paper had been printed on one side and as the paper used was the same Not until the bundle of programs had been given out did the circus size a.s that of the “Age,” the latter’s paper was piled on top of the bigger people get wise, and then the programmer was down town, and Sautelle quantity for the German. This gave an idea to “Dan,” and when Dingess in the ticket wagon with Knupp telling how he loved a fair opposition fight. had finished his dinner and called at the “Age” office to make a contract, When he was told of what had happened, Sautelle tore his hair for a few he was surprised to find the rates exactly the same as those for the larger papers and he protested that with a circulation of ten quires that the seconds, and then turning to Knupp, said: “What the hell’s the use? I charge was outrageous. suppose if a stranger went to the front door and asked for the elephant he “Uncle Dan” became indignant at the statement that his paper was could get it if I put my finger up. Sautelle passed the “.segars” but did not not the most widely circulated in all Texas, and after making the statement light his own. Leon Washburn’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin was showing in the Nor¬ that his circulation was several thousand per day, he followed up by de¬ ristown opera house the same day and night and had a programmer to catch nouncing Dingess as a fool for being led astray by Jealous rival publishers, the crowd as they left the tent. Sautelle had him chased off the lot. and wound up by saying that he could prove his circulation and he defied any other paper In Houston to attempt to do so. He then said that he pre¬ ferred not to deal with the circus at all, and as he was a busy, man he asked to be excused. No one denies that Harry Lauder is Scotch, and we all know that the By this time Dlnge.ss had become Impressed with the evident sincerity one thing for which the Scotch are noted is “playing close to the cushion.” of the old man and began to smooth things over and Joined in condemning When Lauder closed his New York the aforesaid “Jealous rivals” and asked as a matter of form, and to pro¬ engagement he, as is customary with tect him.self, if he could see the proof of “Uncle Dan’s” statement. Certainly stars, wanted to show hls apprecia¬ he could, and he was at once shown Into the press room and there found tion of help given by the stage car¬ piled up the paper for the evening edition with one side printed, and the penter, the property man, etc. Any pile was about four feet high. He looked at it, and after examining the top one ,else wGul+h have “slipped” each sheets, which were, in truth, those of the “.\ge,” he became satisfied that one a dollar oV so, but not Harry, the paper wa.s the real thing and made the contract at terms offered by the nor any other Scotchman. Calling old Texan. Bob Dingess forgot to look deep enough and failed to find the property man, who expected the the German edition for which he was paying without getting the benefit. customary tip, Lauder handed him a bottle containing about three Inches of Scotch whisky and asked him to “see that each of the boys got a w'ee drink.” Turning to one of the actors with Lauder, the property man said: In the spring of 1886, Frank Small was business manager for the emi¬ ‘’What do I care about hls scotch whisky? I’ve been drinking it all week.’ nent actre.ss. Clara Morris, who was then touring in her most successful repertoire of Camille, Ml.ss Multon, Article 47, Alixe and other plays of the super-emotional order. The Elks of Philadelphia were to give their anuual benefit during the week of Miss Mor¬ Such a variety of souvenirs has been used to signalize memorable dra¬ ris’ engagement in that city and the matic runs In New Y»rk that it is difficult to devise anything new for these late W. H. Daly, the great stage man¬ occasions, but Henry E. Dixey certainly displayed the same graceful cunning ager, wrote to Small to ask him to in¬ that marks hls artistic impersona¬ duce Ml.ss Morris to contribute her tions when he hit upon the novel idea services. of giving away ladies’ fine silk stock¬ In presenting the appeal to the lady ings at the 100th performance, recent¬ Small found her willing to oblige ly, of Mar> Jane’s Pa. Mr. Dixey plays were her health to permit. After he Pa in his big comedy success that had received authority to promise the services of his star. Small naturally Edith Ellis has written, and Pa shows ***^^'.! should say she would contribute. that he understands women in hls silk- “Well, Mr. Small, what would you suggest?” asked the lady. stocking gift. ‘‘Ch. give them the best thing in your repertoire,” replied the agent. This recalls a charming story, told ‘‘And what do you consider my be8t?’‘ of the late Susan B. Anthony, of dear “The fourth act of Alixe,” and as the words escaped him. Small had memory. Mi.ss Anthony was a woman of simple tastes in dress, but her to .dodge a heavy copy of Shakespeare that came hurtling his way, propelled close friends knew of one pretty feminine vanity that she always held to. by the Indignant lady. Small turned, to find Miss Morris convulsed with She had a weakness for silk stockings. Being pressed on one occasion for laughter, for no one enjoyed a Joke more than did the greatest of all emo¬ an explanation of what most women at one time regarded as an unneces¬ tional actre.sses. sary extravagance, she laughingly exclaimed: “Oh, 1 Just love ’em! They Where was the Joke? Oh, that was in the fact that in Alixe, the are an inspiration. If I have my silk stockings on when I rise to make an heroine commits suicide by drowning at the end of the third act and her address. I feel Just like I am walking among the clouds. They help me to only appearance In the fourth act is as a corpse on a shutter. soar away on flights of eloquence. I wouldn’t be without them.”

1 i 4 Xtie Billboard APRIL S, 1909. KANSAS CITY SEES PREMIERE MILWAUKEE, WIS. E. D. PRICE The dates s<‘t fiK- the celebration of Mil¬ waukee’s Monster Home coming aie .\uguat 4. n. tt and 7. Kert J. lludelng arrange,! for by the com- I Countiss Co. mittt’e In charge of the eutertalnmenta. t:,Mal bills are on In all theatres. Montgomery Willis Wood Theatre Scene of Opening and Stone, in Tbe Ued Mill, Is tbe big attrac¬ tion at tbe Davidson. The Maj,‘stic pix-aents fashionable vaudeville, To Grand Rapids Michigan headed by Lily le-iia, known as the wimiau with the handsome gowns. The Hill City Places Stamp of Approval on Robert H. ttver at the KIJou, S. H. Dudley, in Tbe for a Summer Engagement Smart S<'t. is the attraction. I’ofiular vaudeville ruli's at tbe Crystal. —F. E. Lamb Engaged Davis’ Play that is Handled by a Well-Balanced Com¬ The stivk hous,>a continue to prest-nt high class |rt by the l''rlend I’layers, as Stage Director. while Across the l>es<’rt Is tbe attractiou wbirb tbe Vail Dyke-Eaton Stuck Company pres,>nta at the .Mhaiubra. The Cathrtne Countisa Company, under the dl WIU.I8 W(M)I) THKATKE. KANSAS CITY, Tbe revncathm of the licennea of tbe Star Tile Itroadwa.v Gayet.v Girls it tbe attraction I rectum of E. D. Price, iM-gIna a spring and M(I.—THE FAMILY, a comedy drama by Mr. Film Exchange of Chicago, the IVnnaylvanla at the New Star Theatre. . Slimmer si>anon at the Majestic Theatre, Grand iiubert H. UavU. FHm Exchange and the Wonderland Film Ex¬ nice and Barton are pleasing falr-slaed audi¬ ' Rapids. Mlrh., on Easter Uomlay. gome of the change of rittabnrg, waa taken U|i on the itetl- ences at the Gayety. CAST OF CIIAEACTERS: , lM>st known stock players have been engaged te tlona from each of these ollli-ea for • pe lnstate- Saturday night. March 37, will mark the I supimrt Mias Coiiollas. .\uiong them are Kd John Snee«l .Henry V. Donnelly ment. It appeared that while violations had o|M>niiig of the New Gem Tlwatre on Grove ' mimd Elton, leads; John Webb DHIIon, beavle*. stre,.t, ida.ving vaiuleville and moving pictures. Mary Sneed ...Mabel Bert occurred, the mistakes made were the result Charles Arthur, Juveniles: Herbert Yoat. light Tile Gristsman Trio and W. McGrath, the I'p- Madeline Sneed .Florence FUlier of acts of siibonlinates and not due to reckless cimiedy; Edward Wade, character*: Percy Her Slde IKiwn Man. ar<‘ on the bill for the o|>ening. David Sni'ed .John Weatley or intentional distx-gard of ttie conditions of the ' Is-rt. general Imslness Clare Weldon, one of Kiith Sn<‘emy Jane cotintry family of five members. Tbe father, a and The Three of I’a. none of which have be«« wi-cond-rate iKiliticlan, a young son, of cig- ] ■ wen In Grand Rapids, one of the most proa areltb smoking, s|>orty iiroclivitles, a tender, perouB and progresslye of tbe middle west younger sister, another daughter, a weak conn- ; cities. try maiden, and the mother, whose sweetness Miss Cour.tiss enjoys great popularity among binds the family Into one. ”1^0 elder sister be- stock patnma from Portlsnd. Ore., to Denver iximes enamoured of the dnim major of a min¬ , and in Brooklyn. Philadelphia. Baltimore and strel compan.v and 1,‘aves b,ime for him. The I other Eastern cities. Her Denver season last mother's all forgiving love and tenderness for summer was notable for artistic achievement this erring daughter and her final return to and for outlast Ing all tlw bwal comiietltloa tbe family. Is the theme. , which was exci'ptUmally strong. Tlie cast wjis well balanced. Henry V. Don¬ nelly, as the father, was tnie to the rural type Slid natnr,’. John Westley, pla.ved tbe yoiing KOPP’S BAND AND ORCHESTRA. man excellently well. Florence Fisher portrayed a dlfbcult role with artistic taste, Edith Sp<’are ••Kopp*' \n a rialtiK In th** miialral flrma was simply child like and filled her part, while I m«‘nt of Am*‘rica. Aj* a aololat. flr»t Mabel B4'rt's mother part was full of grace and fnimpett‘r of th«» late Cincinnati Jt.Tmphooy Or sweetness. The play Is a heart Inti’rest story, I rho^tra, an«l aa a member of tlw* facnltf of thr pure anil swct, but do<'s not border on the Colb'cc of Mn»1e nf Clncliuiatl, be baa melodramatic. , a natbmal reputation. After Kansas City It opens for four weeks Pnrfngr tbe pa«t flve .rean» bla band baa been at the Powers' Theatre. Chicago, after which ! notably ancceaKfiil at the fammia Zoo Garden It gis'B to New Y'i>rk City. ' rincinnatl. O.: Fair Rank Ganlen. Indlanapolta ’ Ind.: Centennial I*ark. Naabrllle. TVnn.; Blr SOME RECENT ENGAGEMENTS mln^bam. Ala.; VIrkabnra. Mlaa.; l^xlnirtoo THROUGH BENNETT’S DRAM¬ Kv.; Columbia. Tenn.. and many other citlet nia enjraaement* In theae citlea woo for bli» ATIC EXCHANGE. CHICAGO. and bla bami the hlabeat encoaluma. Mr. Koop haa fathered about him an aarr*‘aa Thomas \V. Kis-ney and wife. Lorraine Bn- tlnn of akllled and hlahly trained mnalrlana channaii. It. E. Hussidl. Mr. Edmtind Ibiiwmt many of them t»elnf former memhera of tbe lat# and wife, Danville. III.. Stock Compan.v: He Clnclnnaft Symphony Orcheatra, lalne Hart. Hall Mc.MlIster Vaudeville Com Tlie reputation of thia brilliant yminir roc pany: Mala-l Kn-uder. Harry Gsrrity Vaudeville duetor, Wm. J. Kof»p. la aufliclent to aaaure Ita Comi>aiiv: Julia E irle. tJraci* Heals Vaudeville ’ mualcal standard lie baa that tni*1aht whirb t\»mpany; Mlldnsl Johnson. I^s- Kohiniar Vau¬ eomea from rloa<' atiidy and careful obaerratlOB deville Conitiaii'': F. E Barclay. Allen Fo«t*T He iio«aefMM*a *he power of enterlnf Into the Vaudeville Compan.v; Chas. A. LIndholm. Grace •pirit of a cofiit»oad‘r. and develotdnf tbe latent Reals Vaudeville Companv; Josimh Dailey. P. tM*antlea nf a compoaltlon <>f a poetic and Intel- G. Macls'ar >^011111 Ib-nd Stock Convpany: John ! lectnal readina. In the conatnictlon of hla Osgonl. A Davis. Eugene Brvant. Norma ; I*rocrama he alma that aradatlon of Intereat be Vaeger, '1 Brackett, Freil ftibson. R. M. . malntal»M*d. the finale of hla e<»ncertP learlniC •• Hawes. Stu iiic*ield. III.. Stock Companv: Lll.v . Impn^a^Um of entire aatlafart1m». The “Kopp** Ixirn-ll. Jotiblng Columbus TlieatTi'. Chicago; Rand r»»pr<*«ent'* the hlplH*at decree of acbler# A. C. Winne. Jolitdng Columbus Tlwatri'. Chi¬ i ment In band orcanlr^tbai cago: .4dele Davis. Jobbing Slinbert. Mllwaukis': Ellxalvtb Brewer. Jobbing In tbe Nick of . Time Comoany: Eugene Dautell. Jolibing Mrs. A NEW IDEA IN COLORED MIN¬ Temple’s THi gram Comoany: Clandia White, and A. II Fox. Wlnnlnger Rrotliera’ Stock STRELS. Companv: Willis Hall and Bessie Hawthorne, James J. Corbi'tt Company: Mr. and Mrs. R. Clarks B F.-lgar In writing to Tbs Billboard Mutton. Fran* Bernhard and Archer and Gar- ; .sys that he Is at present organising and will low. Frank II. DanlHs Stock Company; Robert ' pr"wnt the eoming season, a brand new Ida* C. Bell Hock Island. III.. Stock Company: I in eolureil minstrels, to Is* produced under can Mamie Mullen'. Jack C. Horan and D. H. Ijiw- 1 va« Heretofore that part of thr entertain renc. Texas Company: G. TommasI and Thos. ! ment with the different eamiTtls baa In nmnl E. Prickett. Castle Djiera Comi'an'"' Chas. B. I ra^ll Brotlteni' Showt. with all walls which have alwaya caused so MISHLER THEATRE CHANGES ' mneh dissill.fsrtlon to patrons who attend car POLICY. I ntvals. lir*nse agreements. I’nder tb*u»e clnoumstanees. The dt-eoratlcHis are In old r and It la de- | A new policy, that of vaudeville, waa Inan- . the I’utents iu|ian.v has sc<'epted friaii each elaixsl to ’m- one of the pretth’st and eisileat lit¬ EMPIRE OPERA HOUSE CLOSES. gnrated at the Xtlshler Theatre, .\ltoona. Pa.. 1 of these exchanges, a written waiver of all tle vaiideellle hnus*-* In the city. The North- claims to tbe film seiz<‘d. an acknowledgment Hi'sK-rn Ibsiklng Agency baa charge of tbe I March 22. Tlie Mishler was formerly a eomW- The Earl Burgi-ss Company, which haa held of the error, and have |ip|Ms*eetu« of the vaiidevllle the hoards at the Kmnlri' D|>era Ilotis*-, (tan AD rage had Its effect nnon the Altoona puhlle. each case, and these three exchanges have ts-en ll'iwsrd Flel.llng tisa realgne*! his |K*s|tlon n'lnstatr eighteen weeks, closed their and Manager I. C. Mishler diclded to substitute engagement on Hnndav night. March 21. with a variety for the one-ninht. Three performances lie has b«’en surc*-*M|ed h." Al. Flath. Charles W. King, tlie old time minstrel, form prfstuetlon of Back with the Did Folks at Horn# xpe now given dallv. the admission prices being SUMMER STOCK FOR BROCKTON \*>ne of the memts-rs will leave the clfv for •en and twenty cents. erly alth .McIntyre and Ilealh. has long lasik- AND NEW BEDFORD. Ings nhead. given him hy the Northwestern some llm<' to come exeent Manager Fred OllleD. l«M>klrig issFple. who leaves for Ch|ear*mn announced. at the City Theatre, Bns-kton. Maaa., this aiim- Fielding, with Fielding anil t’arhsi. rrriler akat- I’ati'Pta Company and the manufstnurer*. held iiier, for a p*'rinen<'nt stork season. *gienlng 'sentallve *if that AiilH-rry on March Id. at the eompany'a oIBc-a at SO .Ssfnrds.v. April 17. alth Belaseo's Girl of llie Slis-k Comiiany: It. W. Fras*'r. managi-r l.ost In •Fifth avenue. New Y'ork City, several Important IT. O. Sommem. of New York City, Golden Wi'st. This will lie the sfo-msl s*-ason the mils Company; Jno. Kis-nan. manager The matters were decided. nf the company In Bixs-kton. In adilltlon to the laidr Ual11<-« H<’nrv Goldents-rg. The Kiinawaya lessee and manager of the Dennett TheatP*. Ttie pollev of seising and holding hy means of Itlehmond. Ind.. and ofher IhealrtHi In that Bns'kli'n Con'psny. .Monte Thompson, who is Company; Darhl Blsno, manager Majestic Thea¬ replevin suits, any and all licensed films used terrltorv, was In Ulehmnnd. last week. looking Miss De Lacy’s msnsgt'r. has rtmipleted ar tre. Waiike-lia, Wla. hr imlleensed theatres, will be vigorously con- raiigi-m»’nts for a permanent stock company at over hls Interests there Mr. Itommer* ei tln'ied. Hatliaway’a Thealr*’, New IH-flford, Mass., Th*' Nnrtha'ealern Rooking Agene.v, clos*s1 (iressed himself as highly pleased with th* eootracta last w*-ek, with Frank Kneli, planlat Violation of the Release Dx.y Rnie which wliieh will op<'n on April 2tl. als<* with Tbe Iheatrlesl (Sitlook In IHchmnnd, and atated that provides thrt films shall not be cThlhlted until Girl of the Golden West. with that AutMTry fitnek; Z'a-lta. atwetseiilar h*' ponlemnlafea making many changes In tb* fhe dsv sgne<.d upon. TvlH he punishable with dancer, vaudeville rlrciilt; Wm. MeGrilli, I'p Dennett, for the comfort of both the pnhlle ats’ a fin*' of not l»'ss than 1100 or a revocation of Ki.le-I'nwn M-xn- Mr. and Mra. White, buck iterformera. The tiennett haa some ezcelletti the evehsnge license. Npgrotljitlon.a am now od dancers, vaudeville circuit; (-haa. King, baiij APRIL 3, 1909.

VAUDEVILLE POLICY INAUGU JURY DISAGREES RATED. UNDER COMMON MANAGEMENT 'Hi** i>f tli«* u tli(* Wella Vaui|rrlll(‘ Clrcnlt, which ('(Hulata <>t tbraliva In f(>urt(^n citira. Tb» (iruMl Tliratrr la u«w under tbe inanaKc- iiient of Jack Yoiiuk*. formerly of Atlanta. Mr. Kei B. .Mooneb, formerly of Cbattanoofta, Novelty and Majestic Theatres Will Fight No More Of the Suit Brought by Edward Tenn., la treaaiirer. Prospero Delevante to Re¬ VON ERICHSEN S. LILU SHOWS H. M. Miller Retires from Management of the Novelty ESCAPE CYCLONE. cover Damages from Tbc Von Rrlcbacn & I.llii Southern Showa Juat in Favor of L. M. Crawford, Who Will Direct the cacaiM'd dcatmrtiun by tbc cyclone which de- Lasky, Rolfe & Co. atroyed Brinkley, Ark., Monday nlirht, March k. at o'clcK’k. We were all ready to abow Policies of Both Houses in the Future—Other News. when It Itecan to rain and cloud up and were riKht In tbe path of the atorin at Kingaland, i'he jury alttlng In the Supreme Court at New Ark. We thought every minute that we would I’apera were aigned In Topeka, Kanaas. March have any humor In bit cosmos, elss be would York, laat Tuesday, dlaagreed In their verdict aee our t((|ia go up In the air. aa ao many 12, which reaulted In the placing of the Novelty not fill tbe position to his own satisfaction or 4u the suit brought by Edward Trusiwru Ibde- halloona, and that we would be blown off tbe and .Majeatic Theatres, of Topeka, under one to the satisfaction of those who employ him. face of the earth. vante. a lauidoo mualcal director, to recover management. H. M. Miller, who baa been There are aome |>eople alwaya who Insist upon $3.MM) damagea from Jeaae I., l.aaky, B. A. But the wind chang(»(l from the went to manager of tbe Novelty Theatre since laat Sep- making other people rldlculoua. In this caae. Holfe and Henry B. Ilarria, formerly compiia- northweat, and the atonn paaaed a few mll(ui lemlier, haa retired from the management of Inspector Stephens has caat ridicule upon the lug the firm of l.aaky, Itulfe A Co., claiming to the north of ua. Following the atonn came that house In favor of L. M. Crawford, owner whole city of Toronto; and from auch aa these, that tbe defeudatila refused to sllow him to a terrific rain and on account of aame, we of the Maleatic and the Grand Theatres In the Lori deliver us.” earn tbe full suioiint agreed upon In a written loat Monday night. Toia-ka. Both the Majestic and the Novelty contract under which be waa to play, alng and We opened our flrat a[irlng engagement at were formerly devot(Hl to vaudeville, both It. perform In their act. Tbe Stunning Grenadlera. Kingaland, on Tiuuo'ay night, .March 9. to a aeema that the number of theatregoing public’ RYDER-SHELDON ()ele\ante claimed that he was to receive a big buatneaa. All the ahowa and con(vaalona of Topeka waa not large enough to warrant the certain salary and waa also to be remunerated did well, deapite the bad weather. Everyone continuation of such a policy. Accordingly, The many friends of Mr. E. C. Ryder, owner for attending ivbearaala and for arranging the waa well pleaaed and wore that proH|erform- Mrs. M. S. Sheldon, manager of the Plttaburg alleged that the defendanta diacharged him them for aeveral week, fiaat. ancea will be continued at tbe Majestic. Blllpostlng Company, will be turprised to bear within a few weeka. that they were very quietly married on March The defense waa that the plaintiff waa In- 18. ade<|uste. Incompetent and waa unsuitable for JOHN T, McCASLIN Mr. Ryder has an extended acquaintance tbe re(|Ulremeiits of tbe work. Delevante will among the profession as he has been Identified have to aue all over again If be la dlssatlsfl(Ml with the amusement world for tbe past twelve with the Jury’s disagreement but It la extremely years. Tbe past five years up to the Ist of doubtful whether he will do ao. .Maurice Har¬ January, 1900, he waa connected with the old Kose, of 1441 .Nassau street, and I^eon I.askl Pittsburg Blllpostlng Co., at which time be left were tbe attorneya for l.aaky, llolfe and Har- to assume his new duties In Ft. Wayne. rla. •Mrs. Sheldon has been with the Pittsburg Blllpostlng Co. over eight years and has the di.stinctinn of being tbe only woman manager THE NEW VICTOR. READING, PA. of a billpostlsg plant. The company loses a most valuable employe, TTie New Victor, the latest moving picture and tbe boys a good friend, and aa a pniof of theatre In Reading Pa., Is without a doubt the their regard and the high esteem in ,whlch she most artistic and commodious In tbe city, not was held by them, they made her a present of C(SiDtlng. of Course, placea like the Opera a fine sliver service. House and Bijou, whiste seating capacity Is very Mr. Austin C. Rowell, the new manager, large. made the presentation with a few well chosen The place la run by Schad and Carr, an en¬ and appropriate wools. terprising firm of pleasure posincers. and they -Mr. and Mrs Ryder left Saturday night, ha ve s(iared no exis-nse to make their latest March 20, for their new home and Mr. Ryder complete and up-to-date in every detail. will greet his old friends with a smile at MIA Then- an- a iiuiiil>er of excellent details. Calhoun street. Ft. Wayne. Ind. The entrance la very artistic. Genuine Italian marble, standing seven and one half feet, forms the base of the entrance's sides. Above this THE HOWARD DAMON CIRCUS. are mirrors, while overhead an old Ivory effect la used to frsme a beautiful panel full of cu- It Is undecid‘d whst date the show will open ptds. The front Is lighted with .100 Tungsten In Geneva, but It will be some time the last lights. of -April. A number of young horses have Just The Interior Is eiiuslly decorative with Its ts'en bought, among them some thoroughbred brass, yellow and dun effects. Electric lights Kentucky saddle hors(»s from "Troupe A” of aet In friese work add to the effect, especially rievolsnd. These horses were purchased la a frame work setting off the canvas. Kentucky especially for the inaiigiiratlon and Thn-e hundred and ninety-nine leather up¬ were sold at auction, recently at the "Troupe holstered seats make sitting a real comfert. .A A" Armory In Cleveland. flixjr pitch of three-fourtha to a foot enables ene Wes. F. Pike, fortnally treasurer with the to see from all parts of the house. Hargreaves Showa, and the Frank A. Robhina Shows la here and will be siK’retary and treaa urer for Mr. Damon. Frank B. Miller, wife H. E. PIERCE’S PLANS. and daughter, are at wlntenpiartera practicing some new riding stunts. Mr. Miller will be (•questrlan director. Rnbe Hanley has arrtvisl Word from H. E. Pierce A Co.’s office. I.y at wlnterqnartora and will make fnn for the ^iMii Theatre, Duluth, Minn., makes known the Howard Damon patrons, season of 1909. Doc. fact that ^ their well known play of Western Mlntorn will handle the pr*‘ss back with the life. In Wponilng. which recently concUnhal a show. A miniature callois* has just arrived long tour to the Pacific Coast. Is now ap|M‘arlng for the advance car. One of the latest moving with considerable success In the cities of the idctiire machines has just been purchased and East, where It Is being given for the first time. "111 l>e used to give free exhibitions with the This production Is In many ways an unusual one advance car. The latest film, entitled A Circus and when the pres<>nt season closes th»> middle or Traveling with a Circus, will be shown. A of Ma.v, this pnsliictlon will have covered car load of the ’best performing horsea. doga IB.ouu miles since last Sept(-mhcr. The com¬ and ponb'B In the country have been engaged, pany remains the same, their not having been also a troni>e of elephants which will do all new a single change since the opening date, the stunts. A lady will do the newspaper con¬ members being Cecil KIrke, Frank Patton. Her- tracting ahead of the show, one who Is a first- ^rt B. Rswilnson. Dean Selah. Frank OulMngs. class story writer. Chas. Bachtel will lead lack I.arlmer. Nelson I/>avltt, Harriet Duns- llie big show band and will also furnish a lady mwe. Marie Bonsall. Anna Gardiner and Flossie band for the aide show. The big show band Mlllanl. Lee Parvln la still In advance and will have twenty pb'Ces. and the side show band Frank Patton la looking after the mpanv’a will comprtae twelve ladles. The entire aggre Interests hack with the show. The second tdnr latloai will be under the personal direction of to the (^vist begins September ,1. Col. M. 11. Welsh.

STOCK BURLESQUE IN DAVEN Tlie popular vaudeville bookiug agent of Baltimore, Md. WELLS GETS SAVANNAH THEA PORT. TRE. Dur company la comiaaied of quite a number The active management of the Novelty will of the Cole S'onnger and Nichols people that be In the hands of Roy Crawford, at present The New Savannah Theatre, Savannah. Ga. were touring thpuigh Southern .Arkansas this manager of the Majestic, and James Kearney, has b*'exi leased for the summer months by past winter with the Great Southern and Great Ills assistant. Mr. Miller, tlie retired manager, Jake Wells, who will Inaugurate a policy of Fastern C.-tmlval Company. This company now haa not dechh'd definitely where he will locate, high-class vaudeville. Mr. Wells has seenred consists of six shows, as follows: Vaudeville. hut states that he will remain In Topeka for at leases on about flfSeen houses In the South for Hypnotic Show, Driental Theatre. Girl from least another mouth. the pm-poee of presenting vaudeville entertain D'xle Show, Little George, the notiM Iowa mid¬ It Is also ri‘is>rt«sl that Mr. Crawford had menta. get, LIlii Devil Fish, Snake Show, ten coo- closed a deal for the purchase of a half Interest eesstoiis, hand and fre« set. In the new Princess Vaudeville Theatre now t'n account of Bmalli>ox, we cancehsl Fordyce, iM-ing hnllt In Wichita, Kansas, and which Is to OLD ACTOR FOUND DEAD IN HIS Ark., for next wis-k. and will show at Bigelow, lie o(H-m'd April 1. L. M. Miller, a brother of BED. Ark., week «f March ’22 27. the former owner of the Novelty Theatre, in Kindest rt'ganU and lu-st wishes to all my To|>eka. ndains a half Interest In the Wichita friends. house, and will act aa manager. Although Mr. Michael Murphy, an aged theatrical perform L. A. VON ERICHSEN. Crawford contemplated erecting a new theatre er and former newspaper man. was found dead (Better known as Pat.) In Wichita on ground recently purcbasinL he In his bed on the morning of March 22. at a now states thst no new bouse will be built. boarding house In San Antonio. Texas. .Miirjihy was about .W years of age and had bi'en around MURRAY AND MACK’S PLANS, STORMS PLAY HAVOC. San .Antonio for abont two years. Both the Girls Fnini Berlin Company and The PLAYHOUSE NOTES. Wolf Company were hilled to play two nights Referring to the behavior of a police In- at the Broailway Theatre. Iliille. Mont., last siMTtor In Toronto. Canaila, who suppressed week, hut owing to the storms In the Inter- one of the issuers for Tlie Blue Mesise, The nioimtsln country, the trains fsiliMi to get them Sxtnniay Night, the leading society paper In Toronto, has the following to say: C(s. had to wme to Toronto to meet was formerly manager of the .Auditorium at ceptionally gisM. and many of Hn* Ihealn'goers Canton. O. of the Mining City wen’ badly dlsapindiited. an Ingliwl sis end. BilUken didn’t know he was iiniiioral. and neither did any one else until our The Cameraphone Theatre, at Aus¬ niisu res;s'.. will have a pew theatre within a short tacles. He ilesiniys a nuslem city hy alrslil|ia Tlien> Is a legend that ini one can Its>k at time. Plans have bi'en prepared by a local and aeroplanes. The inechanlsm Is very won Bllltkin without laughing, and so. perhaps. architect for a theatre of tbe most model* derflil and real airships aix’ eniployi'd. There If Staff Inspector Stephepa. of the Morality type. Is a thrill 111 every minute of the p»>rformance. IVpartnient. had had the saving grace of linimir, he wisild pot have diatiirhed the little Robinson, IH.. Is proving an excel¬ "Jtidgt'” Chas Ueltx hn.s taken the (*reatun' issiti'd then* on the dead walls of the lent one-night stand. Recent attractlorm at management of the Grand Family Tlieatr**. New city. But not so. The Kee|ier of the Bttblic’a the Grand Theatr*’. there, managed by W. T. imrt. K.v. Morals, and the Censor of the Drama couldn’t Wiseman, have all played to capacity bualneoa THE WEEK IN NEW YORK

AN ENGLISHMAN'S HOME, I wN-m* that MIm UaiHir Atlanta, latrr rler. The Criterion Theatre. New English Play a Stirring Drama -Cartoon Comedy t-sl Id Kaal HIJf> arl llfatfOl nurk baa abttwa llarlf Id Diaajt naja. aOtl dal«« bat k aliauat Mr. Brown ..... WilUam Hawtrey to tbf> llnir uf bt-r Srat aii|H-araiM-v aa a alar Reggie Brown . . Edgar Norton Comes Here—John Considine Ill—Mrs. Leslie Carter baa rttiltnl a t>laD fur (It Ian Ibr arraliHit S.vil Bromn . !Maater George Clarke aufiunl of plraaiirr nitblo brr iMntrr to tbr Gt offrey Smith . George M. Graham in Summer Stock—Mantell as Louis XL—The Week’s lllllr boja aD'l glrla uf Ibr Kaat Mbb- arlll* Paul Robinson ... Dallas Anderstm airiila. Maggie Brown ..Nellie Thome Gossip of Plays and Players. Mlaa Atlanta' arbrnir, la abtirt. la In rrtrraa Amy Brown ..Nellie Malcolm Ibr iiaail iMttrr uf Iblbsa, aBla,T, abr will Captain Lindsay ...Lawrence Grant gu itua a aRtong Ihrm aa Ibrir (u«!, aad arl Lieutenant Jackson .....Thomas Mills ELEANOR ROBSON, Wbat Krrrj Wuataa Kauaa )ual aa li la dt*a Prince Yoland .. J. H. Renrimo al Ibr Knijtlrr Ibralir lu a btaiar full uf iIm Color Sergeant Harris ... Frank Shannon llltir pru|>lr tabo batr Ibua far br<-B uaabla Lieutenant Rian Hobart1... .Adolph Neocntlorff lu arr brr la brr Br« |ila> Mlaa Adaaia baa Sergeant Thol ... Joseph Adelman oa brr v«D arrouat. rruirti a largr. «rll Sergeant Garth .. Otto Meyer knoma Ibrairr ua Ibr ll-'a'-rj, and fur autna Doctor .,F. Perclval Stevens aftrraooa Ibla aiding, nllh Mr rrubataa • An Officer .. Algernon Eden |•rmll<«l<•a. abr mill barr Ibr lb--alrr all la Telephone Orderly ..... Edmund Morris brrarlf aad lo brr llltir frlrB>la Wbal Ktrrr WttataB Knowa mill br ar'.rtt. |usl aa || a Again comes the clever press agent, ant'd al Ibr Kni|tirr Tbrairr, oal; Ibr tlrkria not on this side of the Atlantic, but In Eng¬ mill br I>rhalrl} tllalrlbuird. Iltr Itrurratlu mill land S'-nsatlonal publicity promotion bad br lurnrd u«rr la ibr furlbt-raarr uf atllltMrol murk aad Ibr arltlca-a of Mlaa A laaa aad mhefted New York's appetite to a superlative degre.-—eager anticipation flocked to witness brr ruai|>aR| *111 br gladl; autuairaraal a performance of An Englishman's Home. It's Ibr al DtsI rarr mill U- lakra lo arr ibal m-orth the money. It caters to the entertain- oalr Ibr g.rla and boja of Ibr arlltraH-nl ablata ment-lovlng clientele, but there la grave doubt at ala fur Ibr |irrftdaaarr, mb.cb mill |ak> that Buch a piece sponsored by an American, |tla>'r na a Tburada; aflirmtam and mill araa Ibr Iraaaftrrnir uf Ibr rollr* atrmrrj auj mith an American motif, a couple of flags'or gaudy uniforms could hare made the average prufirnirm uf Mbal Ktrrx Muataa Km->ma fnoa chap go pell mell to a recruiting office. tior rad of Ibr rily lo aautat i aad bO'h agaia la Hair f<« Ibr rarulitg tdifttmtaarr b With the critics opinions differ—aa might he gmma U|a nil br alb Ibr lb kria TW raatl Oalr and make It exciting, some trace of humor and some decidislly good acting. But the theme is

In The Dawn of a To morrow at the Lyceum.

the question. Fully forty per cent, of first STOCK MAKAOERB COHBIWE nlghtera wur or-linary hiialnesa suits—except The stock Producing Manager*' Aa- ' those, of ctiurse. In the b>ixes. Just why this Boclatlon was furmeoratlon; Hbennan Brown, manager of the story of the play frdlowa: Dsvidaon Theatre, klllwaiik<-e, Wla., and (has The Hon. John Scbiiy ler. a man r4 ataudlng Knieraon Cwth. manrger of the Harifnrd liiiera In New York, has he«'n ordered to Enrofr*' «>B llmiw, are vice ttrealdents; Charles I.ovenl>erg, an Important mlsalsn. and the opening of the of Keith's Brovidem's iKMise, la Iriasiirer play has Its scene in hla eoontry home, with 'tfher memhera of the rort>orstl>in are J<4in bis wife, hla a>ven year old danghter, Mnriel, Craig, f'aetle flqnare Theatre. Bee, of this rlly; A W Dingwall, of Lilt A the deck of an ocein liner ahont to sell. Jnat Dingwall, and the Kellh A I’rmtor iDlereeta before John Hebiiyler arrives a young man In this rify named Parmlee ab'iota himself dead at lb* A biialnesa meeting algn will be her and Is-eomea Inter'sted. started lo get every stof resort to divorce, but In the osintry enrolled aa a memts-r. believes that she can eave Ikt bnshaod. and MTH MAtTDE ADAMH TO ACT FOR THE the last act nbowa him wavering between the ■ETTLEMEVT ROUBE two women. Id the cast are Katherine Kaelred. Nanette The of ntortea got afloat, romatock, William Ouirtlelgh. Edwin Bar and rrwing lo the temporary stsu-nea of Mr. hour. Edward Crmr-y. «. K. Walker. Reginald Frobman's gem ral manager fr

THE WEEK IN CHICAGO

Tlir. (illKAT Jnll\ t;AM'ON A •Irainalliatloo Some of the holdover attractions that ara tu f<«*ir ar J The Great John Ganton Makes its Chicago Premiere at reeelvlnK especially generous attendance and llartl)-; Maininra |•r«•a••nl«•T Brat tlinr patronage are The I'rlnce of To-night at the wo aojr atao*' ••J' ttalii « A SUula-rt tinr.l l’rlnc**ss Theatre. Via Wireless, the big Tbomp the Garrick—The Family is Successful at Powers* son prorluctlon at the Chicago Opera House, and » AMT t>K fllAHAlTKItS 'Hie Golden Girl, which continues harmoniously Will »iotil*io A II Van Hurrn Theatre Olga Nethersole at the Illinois, Playing to at the La Salle TTieatre. Allan H'iclau J«<-A W.lw.l.-r At McVlcker’s Theatre, Henry Miller In The l^ur>-Div Ih'laorx Kilwanl Kuntv Great I>ivlde, is playing to big business. Both firtmoliic Tr^.I.rlik Hurt.* Big Houses—Cameo Kirby Makes Good at Studebaker Mr. Miller and bis present vehicle of success John \V llt'-o ' l.ucliia ll■•n•l•■rw•n are well known in this city and have a follow |>r M.wi .u " II Mailirr ing that is at present pleasing to Mr. Warren |»r Slii.'M* M'TKao and his box-otHce staff. •r<-r<'(ar> 't tidf t'lub II Tivili-rii k \llll<-rl<« DUSTIN FARNUM The Bums-Jobnson pictures, which last week Olcrk * Jal« selves hoarse at Battery D, Tattersalls, Blue Mlaa Ihal-w tianloo Marr t'rr'll Island and other prize-fight havens in the days BlPO>>« when Chicago was not unfamiliar with the thud Sorat Krvoch of the padded mitts. The big figiit in which i'•ll■l (•aiil"0 '••• raaiftl Johnson wrested championship laurels from Volu ble Tommy Burns, is clearly shown in the set of pictures that Is now treing offered the public and has in every Instance received favorable comment. The Rays are at the Great Northern Theatre and Emma and John are receiving homage and laugiis Just the same as when they first broke Into the lime-light. They are funny aud popular and have the crowd with them all the time. The Alaskan will soon be seen at this theatre and already Mr. Cullen is on the ground prepar¬ ing for a pretentious offering. Hal Lane, who originally staged this play, is in the city suf feriiig from an infection of the jaw-bone, but says that he la well enough to be on the Job and help make the new Alaskan one of the "best ever.” VAUDEVILLE AND MUSIC HALLS. At the American Music Hall, Haw- rence Irving who remains over this wet'k with Miss Mabel Hackney in their successful playlet. The King and the Vagabond, share with Sah- aret. the noted beauty of dancing fame, thw top-line honors on a bill of exceptional excel¬ lence and balance. Emma Cams is there, too. with her engaging mannerisms and an assort¬ ment of new songs of the variety she so soon popularizes. Joe Welch, with his Yiddish mon obigne, and Bamold's canine company of pan trsnime actors, are two bright spots on the ► f« .1a We afTttf -if program and this week witnesses the Chicago -•t tbr A vaudeville debut of W. S. Har' \v & Co. Jack Ift Lorlmer, the clever Scotch comedian, holds over tt’-mm a nf with some new songs that he has held In re¬ !• laYricAte fWtAll Atoll riiutoil serve and goes better with each performance. A toi'A •ftAif'itof He is daintily assisted by Mrs. I.orlmer and bis r iaI »c«heT TW* '4*1 iBAtt act in its entirety is of the highest calibre, ' Id ^ A A Bg t» lairimer’s dancing is a feature and his vole# eltk !be hatred ,,f a is away above the ordinary not only in range .'"U e-Aev a afr-As riorum but in quality. lr.aU« al«Ma an.i all la wrti wllk The Love Waltz Dream, '.me of the biggest - s »e T* ia hapx-v ewding la a and most pretentiotis scenic offerings in vaude¬ Mr Manmrra haa wril lakes sirb ville. is at the Majestic Theatre this week as :-fhrr pawr' .sa ef iIm* piav also Is a clever contribution of Gus Edwards called tcri-»all.saa t«*1rfvd grwrral Kountry Kids. The Elopement r the gir’ a hotthrr the O’Kura Japs in feats of Oriental dexterity ah» kar.il a the rslire matter 'a a maitnee that and balancing: Nellie Nlchola in a display of !• ■'*» -g the m Mt f\.ratrg .,f t-ttnitea ever beanty and talent, and Carl Pritchards with his Ml.1 »*. Ih, kmertran mothrr Thla lateat >-f CAST OF Cll.kRAtTEBS Burrell Barharetto. who as Dick Fltslemp. the mystifying illusions. Heert M Ire t-r d.-tinn. i. », ;■ aHtten ami The bill last week, at the Haymarket Theatre Marmadske Allen. ProtD.der of Allen's .kl Bi'v. is gmsl ami Ibe "gistils.” Barharetto can 'apalilT enarted ht a a eM ■rlerte.1 -.^;^.atlT showed Gaston and Green, Futurity Winner. easarw . . Ktldle Garvle sing ami dance N'tter than many and has an Th* am-ra*.l Week -f Cati.— K r..t at the easy stage ,>rei»ence that may he clalmetl by but Jack Gardner. Three Italian Trio. Felice Morris tiMtsIg riltlemp. Ilia a'lont partner and Cy>mpany. Redfonl and Winchester. Devere st...1e».,kee TNeatrr Bf. ta lo.atiri rar-. tro Is a lee Kiililmar few Jimmy Callahan, with bis interpolated aehl, >• .g o fat atrotig .traaing (>,a era aa a nioni*er I’lain. a a iwild be Juggler Isrity and gets a hand not only because be Is arter that la well aalle.1 In hla • artlrnlat aft le tJetirge E. Mack •utr "Jimmy.” but because he can tell Irish NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRES. ■•f art Tie plat waa nahrwe..i In with the S.gn.tr Tianaam. a Juggler ami aflcrwartl st.trlcs In a way that proves that his name is repaialhai . f n>m«h Tarklngiiai amt Itarrv l/roai II.r ('4iitnl of Crt mo Felix Fantus on the s,|nare. The Boy ami the Girl as a piav James J. Corbett, under the man¬ wilai* aa plarwrlgliia the well knows and I'rofiwog 7arro. a palnlnt and magician has |>o«slhllltles that will umbuihtedly be reai- agement of H. H. Frazee. la the big attraction w'.le piSwilarlir i.f rarnum aa an frir»r an*i the Tid>y Lyons lxf o|.1 lowilalana Is . Jeanne Towler Klaw ami Erlanger's prt'tentlous musical com- fessional stage in this city. Bertha M. Clay’s ro|a raaoinailsg rbarscier Dtiall'S I arsiim was Mrs t'aullnr lliinllry. .klien’s S ster e,ly. Little Nemo, is surely a ten-strike at the Dora Thorne Is the offering to the patrons of dera thr.nigh a plM and anh plot Is a aiorv that . . Georgia Harvry Cohuilal Tbeatrv. where it Is parking the house the Btjon. At the College Theatre lx>st Para la thrilling lalereafing and genrtsllr aallafac JIninit Callthas By Hlmiwlf at every performance. All the gotsi things that disc replaces The Three of Cs. which moves to Inrv from ihe tiewpolsl •«< the andirnce TTir Ftctirslonlsta llalht'Cs Pass«ngera. Sailors. even tb-itTge XV.ssl can say are more than made the Pt'ople’s, while S«>cret Service moves from arrmr re, roliirthma of lAsilhers aelllsga In all Mtrrtagtahlr Daiighlrra. .Suitors. Chspples. etr. g.ssi foe; it Is one of the most beautiful and the Pt'ople’s to the Marlowe. For thrillers we Ih-lr rnstitw-lr.g reallam are a cfe.l|t Imleetl to liim'ful rttmhlnatlitns that has even been on have Selma Herman In A Bad Man’s Wife, at that wl.ard of at age craft Hnch F .r.1 The SV NliPSIS tlilcago’s amiis,'nient calemlar. Nearly 2tl0 peo¬ the Alhambra; The Cowboy and the Thief, at •»re|,,„, com,.ant In atii.,..rt of Mr Farssm \rt I The Pier hea,l st Palm Beach. FI# ple, with Joseph Cawtlifu-n. Billy ' B. Van. the Academy. The week at the Alhambra la inrlii lea Mat llneklet Jamea twrkavr. Nora Act II Rear of concert ball. Havana. Master Gsbriel, and Harry Kelley In the big broken by two performances of Camille. Wed¬ ^eibr Maii.l lloaDad Richard Pitman Jamea ftp.' (staltiitna. Dirnish an ensemble that to nesday afternoon and evening. At the Criterion So'l.T Gordon J.dtnabgte J*din llarrlngl.m The crltlvp were not very klnilly ,lts- tnily great, and the producers have fitted the two performances of Montana were given last i Sunday at the conclusion of which the house "'"r'r. Donald Gallagher Iwvwsi 'tewarvl Ihe new show at ll'e Whitney sell,Ml with settings that are in a class by was closed for the stimmer. 0|wra ll■Mvs•' at Its Inaiigviral |M*rfivrmance ami th,'ms,>lvcs The Chicago engagement la draw¬ many harsh things were said In |vrlnt the next ing to a cl,ise not because we have had nearly BURLESQUE. dav shout this rff.M-l ,vf Carle an,I Marks it enough of it but because It Is too good not miiai he admllle,!. however, that the staging in to have to listen to the insistent demands of Frank Carr’s Thoroughbreds are the its entirety waa of the S,4ilke sort which etto'r citli's who are clamoring for their view attraction at the Folly. Blue Ribbon Girls at mrana that It m’vre than makiw up ileBcleivcl<*a >tf It. ■ the Star and Garter. The Big Review at ths in Ihe al,M-y ami a,'orv>. .Anyhow, mv plot la .Ada l.ewls has w,mi a big i>art of Chicago’s Empire, Rice ami Barton's Big Gaiety Ex¬ rialmtst ami Ihe oolv excuse offervsi f,vc Ihe theatre public by her part and realistic work travaganza Company at the Trocadero, and AI. pleasing app,'arance ivf N'tles of pn-ltliy ds as the si'rvanf who Is truly the ’’Head of the Reeves’ Big Beanty Show, at Sid J. Euson’a tumwi girls la that tlie plis-e was hllld as a House” The play, of that name. Is held over are the other offerings for the lovers of bar mnslcal cvmistv The Bov an,I the Girl is that St the Grand Opera Hotise this wet'k and la l-'sqne this week. startling original hut It haa been pmliicevi with growing In lutpulsrlty aa thesse who have seen HEARD ON THE RIALTO. every aaslataiiev* of nuslern stage lugeniilty ami It tell atvMit the clean, wholesome come,t,v that rtvstumed with a lavish ami arllatic han 8 X ti e Billboard APRIL 3, 1009. The VAUDEVILLE PROFESSION

NEW VAUDEVILLE THEATRE FOR Vaudeville will again be preaented thla auin Two New Vaudeville Theatres to Open Soon in Erie, Pa. nier on the r

H. T. Fowter, manaKer of the Four Mile t'reek —The Policy in Vogue at the American Music Hall, Park anti Huniniei Vauileville Theatre, and B. Arthur lluaton la trying out hla new act H. Suerken. manuKer of the Alpha Vaudeville New York, Sets a Pace for Other Houses—Tommy Kooaevelt In Africa. Theatre on State atreet, Krie, I’a., have Joined In the piireliaHe of a etrip In the rear of the Jack Slavln. with a aupporting company ot ireeent Alpha ITjeatre. K!>4x165, which they Meade to Enter Vaudeville in an Act by Ed. Paulton. r thro,* peo|do, wlU be Ixxiki^ In vaudeville by ntend to uae for the enlarging of the Alpha M. S. Ueiitham. Theatre, ao aa to acciHiiuiodate about l..V)0 people. The new atrueture will be a $2.'i.0()0 I ♦ theatre, where the Keith Circuit will aupiily IRENE FRANKLIN, The Ktirtipean cootlnental rights to Tha the beat VbUilevllle ahowH olitalnable. No act I Naked Truth have been acquired by Madge l.ee will be too large for the atage, which will be alng. one of the largeat and ta-at equipiied In the country. Work will be ctuninenced on the addi¬ ♦ tion aa quickly aa poaalble ao it will be ready KtiMd la'vey will make her flrat vandevilb for the opening of the aeaaon, next fall. The ap|H‘arance at llammerateln'a early In the euo foyer v..|i| |>a fitted out with an up-to-date candy iiier. and ice cream aoe one of the flneat vaudeville tbeatrea In the country. t'llff tionlon baa recently signed contract* fiM' next veaeon's iHMkIng with William Morris

ANOTHER NEW ERIE HOUSE. Tom FItxpatrIck Is substituting for AI. Sutb erlaiul during the latter's abeeuce In Europe. The new vaodeville bouae being built In Erie, Pa., by Andrew Weachler la about completed and will 0|M>n on Monday, April 12, 190(1 with World and Kingsbm cuanmence their ele. the higheat claaa of vaudeville. Mr. Weachler eiith trip over the Orpheum Circuit in June. la taking apeclal precautiooa agalnat Ore and haa provided. In addition to the aabeatoa cur¬ tain. a aprlnkler arangement which. In caae Walter Vincent Is now handling all the book •f Ore. apraya tlie curtain, keeping It cool and iiig fur the Wllmer and Vincent Clrralt. wet. Thla la one of the flneat e«iulpped houaea la the country. Thla makea two flrat-claaa vaudeville houaea for Erie. Nellie Ib-aumont la ateking booking througt .klf. T. Wilton for a single singing act. VAUDEVILLE IN NEW YORK. Helen Redmond will soon present a single There was a rattitiqi bill at the American ningiiq; act booked by Alf. T. Wilton. last week, and rapacity bouae Mondty night, rows of standees, (lerformauce too long, these day* yuu get so many acts and sometimes such goaal ones, that one must devour (for you could VAUDEVILLE NOTES. not digest t all in a single performance. Turns fallow In rapid succession: In short Its cram¬ ming two |M-rformances Into one afternoon or Don't Tell My Wife is the title of a evening's aninsement, not all together to every farvv comevly being given in vaudeville by tbs one's liking, recalls the continuous performance . Clarkyde Players, under the management of days. Harry Clarke. The piece Is a complete play, American Is pooriy ventllcted, amoke stifling running from 2o to 35 minutes and la a and no Intermission adds to discomfort. With scream throughout. Ed. F. Kettle, Paul Doug the present management at American Square las. Grayling Rye, Harry Nilson, Frances Fair y.. where be worketl the week under the doc young, bright and tliirfty minds who conceive I tor's care, and was unable to go farther. H* what sort of amusement the public enjoy most ' I* recovering slowly and will be able to tak* and give it to them. “All and sometimes a up his park bookings, if md sooner. Mr. Klater little bit more." The Brothers De Yunne have . will work single until hi* return. a most novel acrobatic offering. Their work The Semon Duo have returned from shows clearly methods and Ideas of their own. ' a trip over the Inter-State Circuit, which both In band balancing and styles of act. 'niey pntveu very- sucr<-s*ful. At Dallas, both were Wear stri'et clothes; tricks are difficult but made nievnbers of the T. M. A. They opened they work with ease and as though they en¬ last Week on the Butterfield time, upon th* joyed It. The two dogs assisting after each conclusion of which they go East under ‘he trick change position without being spoken to. direction of Pat Casey. This act Is sure to win favor. Cliff Gordon did a share towards keeping the I Leo Cooper haa received the riffht house goon natured. Ills German dialect stories ' to give readings from Zangwlll's Melting Pot. which deal mainly with current events of the under the aipidces of Jewish Women Council, day are most entertaining: be‘s a continuous and similar o.-ganizatioos. during hla trip over laugh and you wonder “if he has ever been to ' tlie Kullivan and Consldlne Circuit, In such Cincinnati 7“ ' towns where he may be presentng hla shetch An Injunction, served by Cnlted Booking, pre I Price of Power. venletl Annette Kellermann from giving h>‘r Dr. R. H. Rinaldo haa agrain re-en¬ swimming exhibition. She. however, did a few exercises for the ladles, apparently the audience tered Taiplevllle presenting the peerless Ita. was disapptdnted. : i-hlld menlalist, who la but twelve year* of Charles Sweet’s art. A Musical Burglar, la ' age Dr. Rinaldo cmnmence<| hla tour at tha the same as of yore, and with not even a no¬ I Star. Lynchburg, Va., March 22. playing the ticeable change la a line, is Immensely amus¬ Pollard time. ing providing you see him seldom. If he ever I Wllllama, Thompson and Copeland separates from bis piano it‘s all over: a new will conclude their season over Ihe Wester* song should replace A Hot Time in the Old Viindevllle Assts-latlon lime at Fort Wayna. Town. Just for variety sake. As she appears while singing I>eo F'eist'a big hit, RiHlhead, the singing rights of which sre Ind.. May Id, after which they will fake a Kaharet'a dancing was a fsature of the eve- ; restricted to her. musical show over the Alrdome Circuit through alng; It's nothing unusual or unique, but she ' the Hollth. Is sure to be a drawing card. Her three dances ■ were well received; her good looks, pleasing act by Edward I'aulton, antbor of The Naked received an offer of ll.-'iOn per week for the Ned Nelson and Company have Just personality and pretty costumes, make her ao Truth, in which be will be supported by Edna two-a-day at the close of the minstrel show. finished six weeks over the Royer and Kalstloo attractive stage (licture. Her flrat dance la Mas(;n and a capable company. Circuit and are now playing the Giis Sun Clr an old-time Colonial, well done, dances with cult out of Pittsburg. They are presi-ntlng ease and grace, the second was the regulation their character comedy act, Hla Last Game. Eva Tangnay ha* signed for thirty weeks. I high kicking and whirling of chiffon skirts. ' Saharet, who has returned to New York under Ada Wilkes and Company, The making dance moat effective. The bpanihb next seastin. on Cnlted time at a salary of ! the direction of William Morris, after an ab¬ Kentuck.r lt<*H-l>iida, are now on Ihe New Eng dance, with male assistance, was far the beat, V2..''>00 i>er week. TbI* seta at rest rumora that I sence of live years. Is repeating her successes laml Circuit, pmliiclng an entirely new act. and not overdone. The interest In the song she was to Join the Morris ranks. { of previobs years. She will remain In this featuring the lllllpiitlan osnedlan. Bt.inlaa writers' contest was intense; more attgntlon country but a short time, returning to Eurofie The act will play Wesiwm time In August. sbonld be given to the voices who try these to All contracta there. songs, for the sake of the breeiy lyrics. It The title. The Original Rossow Twins and ChlroB, the mysterious, will return means much to the writers. ytn.dOn in cash has lieen won by the Koasow In May to the Watch Tower Park, Rock I* It's rather an amateurish way of bringing Tbe change of the policy of the Keith and Midgets In their suit against Herman Rossow. land. III., with an entire new East writers to the front, esiieclally at a time when Proctor 12.%th street bouae to a moving picture The suit was settled out of c»sirt. (si'llt fw his Temple of Palmistry, which will you are getting double your money's worth and house It la now announced will not occur un¬ lie located at that resort for tke season. an over abundance as It were. Sonva showed til May. If then. Another ct^nce In to be Miss Klsle I’oloff, who was Injured wincli merit but they didn't ring true. given the theatre aa vaudeVflle bmise. Everyone Is familiar with John Rice and Sally Jack Johnson, the champlcai heavyweight Inst week hr falling down a flight of stair* al Cohen's sketch. The Kleptomaniacs. Their work fighter. Is the feature at llammersteln'* this the Palace Theairi-, Coaleavllle. Pa., la rapidly remains along same lines but is lively and flils week. It I* said this Is to be hla only New Imtimving and wl'l pmbahly he able to resuin* Edna Mason, who baa presented a most cap¬ York apfiearance. her work within a week or two. la nicely. able jierfomiance as the wMow In The Widow's May Bellfort gave a line original bit of enter- : Mite. wHI be seen next siwson In a part es¬ Johnnie Fant, comedy JURKler, and tainliig. Just selections from her repertoire. pecially written for her In a new musical com¬ Jack l.sFcsrI, formerly of Kaye and I.aFesrl, Jolin Nestor's Illustrated song number and It College Days. Fred Bowers’ act. Is to be edy by Edward ranlloo. enlarged to a two act musical comedy. Lyrics have Joined hands, snd sre at present pls.vl"! was good, followfsl Herbert DeVean, cartoonist, Indcpi-ndent vandcvllle In s sketch entitled * both showed to disadvantage; bouse not being and Itook will lie by Charles Horwits. with music by Mr. Bfrwera. Knight In a Is-pot. settled, but where a performance la runniug Camille ICArvlIle will open on the Orjdienm Kd. Oerken, a well-knowh vaude¬ dead beat, you can come In any old time at all, Circuit In April. She Is under contract to the and someone must suffer as Lowe and Mantell. ' ithulterta but It la said her booking was the ville |M-rf>s-iner, I* now manager of the Phee' dl This week. Wilson Franklyn and Company, Theatre. Jacksonville, FIs. The Phoenix I* • sylopbone virtuosi did. appearing next to the result of direct n<-gotiationa between Martin In My Wife Won't l.et Me, an F.ngllsh act, ban vaudeville hraise, playing three Independent s'l* Murriacope. House was fast empting, which B>-ck and the Shal>erts. proves exclusively that three hours of entertain¬ Ita opening at the Fnllon Hieatre, lioklyn. weekly. ing tends to bore rather than amuse. Dunn and Jermaln, Tha Mils' al Carroll anil Herbert, comedian acrobats, Bessie McCoy and her Tama nnmber from Tramii and Ihe Dancing tMrl. opened at lllr showed, and Mills and Morris, minstrel maids, ♦hir Little Boy Is the title of a new offering 'Hie Three Twins. wiU soon he seen In vaude¬ W Va.. March 22. for the Houlhem VaiHh- II* in songs and dances. Last, but not leaat, the ville under the direction of M. S. Benfbam. by Webster Ctilllson and a stqinoTtlng com¬ Morrlscope abowed to an almost empty bouae, pany of five pwqde. which ojs-ned last week. Msnagera' Association, with several week llammersteln'* is said to have the opening follow. 11:20. wei’k. ♦ Tha BIstars Ilmrdslay, dainty d Tommy Meade, well known aa a comedian and Katheryne Kidder will soon present Apart tlata, hav* canceled their engagement with prior to his appMrance on the stage, a succesa- ' Julian Eltlnge may reconsider hla determlna ments to l..et. by Issils K. Aoaracker, hook¬ llama’ Imr>er1sla. snd after a miieb nsedei’ f«l Jockey, will soon be seen In vaudeville In an tion not to enter vaudeville. It Is said be ha* ings lieing directed by Alf. T. Wilton, they will return to vaudeville. APRIL 3, 1909. Xtie Billboard 9 MUSIC AND THE STAGE

NEW SONGS. by Mf^Keon and Frantzen; Swanep Babe, by Irene Franklin Seeks to Enjoin Belle Blanche from Sing¬ Dr'alane and RIrbarda Oh, You Loving QaL; by Me.T(‘r and Urlalane; Take Me on a Honeymoon, Chorus Word* of New Songs Offered ing Redhead, the Leo Feist Song Hit—Miss Blanche by Madden and .Meyer; Snnahine Alley Sally, by Leading Publishers. by Madilen and Meyer; Sing a Oiaal old Rag¬ time Song, by Drialane and Krantzen; Some Claims She is Not Giving a Straight Rendition of the bO'l.v I.,ovea Y’on Dearie, by .Madden and Meyer, 1 WANT SOMEBODY TO PLAY WITH. and Let'a Go Back to Baby Daya, by Drialaiaa ann Meyer. Worda by Harry Willlaina. Music by Egbert Song, But an Imitation of Miss Franklin’s Singing*of it. Van Alatyne. The Gus Edwards .Music Piibllsbing Company 1 want se kind and please try aud And for the erection of the new Rector Hotel and Someoue to play with me. restaurant building.

The providing of lyrics to S. R. Henry’s FATHER BKIMGS HOME SOMETHING popular barn dance, which has la-en done under EVERY DAY. the title of Down at the Huskin’ Ree, has fur- UyrlCB by Ed. Uardenler. Music by Uua Ed¬ nlslied a strong and favorite number for per¬ wards. formers of prominence. Jolin Nestor, the emi¬ nent baritone, is the latest addition to tbe list Father brings home something every day. of people who are successfully using It. Father don't care what the neighbors say. Father likes to trundle home a package or a bundle. Oh, Yon Loving Gal. .Meyer's and Drlslana’a Something nice be picked up on tbe way; Uh! You Father. new coon song, published by F. B. Ilavlland and Company, is being used with success by tba Bootblack Quartette. Ryan ami White, Jean Mother, dear, to us will often say. Father almost brought home all his pay. nette Dupre, and Madeline Gordon. Now there's lots of married men Bring home bundles now and then. AUTHOR AND MUSICIAN HON But Father brings home something every day ORED. CHICAGO MUSIC NOTES. Reginald DeKoven and Professor Edmond 8. Beoslttons are Thy purple pennants lift on high. The Royal Italian March, and America's Pa¬ rade. Thy .le< ds, oh V. ashington benign. Will last as Idlla of stone. While we li’.e ore the Area reAne, Tbe Theodore Morse Music Company, tbe new Will ring forth praise to thee alone. music puldlshing bouse of Al. Cook and Theodore Morse, formerly with F. B. Ilavlland. announce Thy sons, oh Washington belov'd. tbe following publications; Dear Old Girl. On Lift up their beads in pride. a Monkey llooeymuou. (iou gathen-r for Hannon. Diggs and Burns, .kmerican Music Hall with Shapiro's business. The roster Is as follows: Maude as Is also Sarah. Won't You Is't Me Serenade Home That's All. Hollingsworth. Myrtle Hollingsworth. Alice Ar A dearth In the production of new songs at Yoti, Itoth Will Rossiter publications. the present time Is accreillled to the fact that della. Ix>nls Emmerson, Lillian I.,eFebver. Viola writers are walling for the new copyright law VfeCom, Blaine Whipple, Harry Wright, Eu to go Into effect on July 1. when all comiKisItInn Nob»sly Knows. Nobisly Cares and True Blue gene Krick. Sam Etherage. Elmer Denning, Billy Gaston and Ethel Green are a knockout are still |)ular acconllng to retmrta from Bonney Hunter and Wallace Tyrone. Lew Glea cop,VTlghterl after that date will be entitled to at the Haymarket, featuring You'll Be Sorry a two-cent royalty from phonograph record Ch.is. K. Harris. son is manager of the company. makers. Just Too Ijite, Would You .Miss .de and Spwneyvlile, all Shapiro songs. The Lyric Stock Company has or- It Is ivported that Robert Danders will go ranizetl...... In Faribault. Minn. by A. J. Brown. to MMwaukee to Join Terry Sherman, the writer The company which will number twelve people, Stella Mayhew featiinsl I Want a Home of True Blue. is now In rehearsal In Faribault. They ojien That's All. a Shapiro number that haa Just March 29 at Rochester. J. M. Campbell will act as manager of the company and Louis Hath startisl on the road to "hltvtlle'’ at the Amer¬ Blanche Ring Is a distinct hit at the Majestic away will be in advance. * ican Music Hall recently. Theatre, singing Yip-al-addy-ay, a Shapiro print. Oontracts were let with the Orms- ton Scenic Construction Company, the Lee Lash Emma Cams certainly s<'ts them going at ami the Castle and Harvey studios, for the the Anierlcsn Music Halt with Helnie Walts Thivs. J. Quigley, of the Shapiro staff, sang production of Beverl,v of Graustark, one of the Round on Ills Hickory IJmh, another winner at the Orpbeum last week. He is busier than most elaborate and complete, ever carrieil en published by Shspirit. ever. tour, rtspiirlng two traggage cars for its trans¬ portation. Albert Von Tilscr contemplates a two months' Fre»l Fisher, the com] ;r and publlaber, will Our New Minister Company closed trip to Furo|>e, sailing May II, and visiting s>Hm make bit vaudevil debut. for the season March 13 at Jersey City. N. J.. London, Parts, Berlin, Vienna. ‘Bniasolt and after being on the road since S«-ptpmber. The In addition to the record of the highest price S« Ittcriand. usid for a single song. 1 Wish I Had s Girl. management reis^rts the aeason being a good one Harris, of the Chaa, K. Harris Co,. Is Is Jerome H. Reinirk and Company clslni they New York. for their attraction. bare broken all rerords In the matter of corre- Berule Adler's Tliat Dreamy Rag seems to Billy Burns, comedian. Is now with aiMimleiue relative to a aoug since they pur- be growing In favor and Will Rosslter looks for the Home Stock Company, New|sirt. Ky.. doing Pliaaed Ilia roni|Mialtlon it to l>e as big a hit as Tltat Lovin' Rag by the NEW YORK MUSIC NOTES. his specialty and playing parts. same writer. Dirk Maddox, now with the Candy Kid Com¬ Miss Florence Smyth has replaced pany. will |[o Into vandevllle after the show Tbe decision In the InJiinctloD suit of Irene R«*beccs Warren as leading lady of the Cook rinsi.a next niontli. Ills new offering will be The Esrl Sisters sn' pisytng Mlehigsn time Frtnklln and Burt Gisvn to restrain Belle Stock Players at Hartford. Conn. made iip of six lU'ople all told, wllh miialc St the present and festurlng O Mias Maiinda Blanche from lining the a - he the promlseil one she has told us about. Tl'c action of I/eo Feist, who owns the copy- one for caeh day of Hie year. ilght, is now swatte<1 with Interest. Doctor Howard O'Neil la singing Take Plenty ^'••''1* I'STe added Double tbuihle of Shoi's, 1 Didn't Go Home at Ail, and That New puldleatlons announced by F. B Havl- uare Ion to their clever kid set •n.i will •lan Dreamy Rag at the Paragitn Theatre. laod and Company are I'll liO'^e You fVirsver, 10 XtieBtlll>oar

Amusement NE S Events th METRO of the Week CEN

Prospect of the Summer Season In Philadelphia-^Amusement Parks Preparing; for Openings—Balti- Ventures in Park Enterprises to be Launched in St. Louis this Year—One of the Rooney Sisters Faints

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Joy still greater prosiierlty tl.la summer. There ST. LOUIS, MO. Includiug a comidete destruction of tbe old For la no admission fee rhargeiut haa h(>en but an average st>anon. No thea¬ wants of the public ami who givi-s tbe park his coming to tbe city, circuses and tb* like, the er was lit. Encouraited bj tbe pIcktuK up of tre has lost money, and yet only tbrin* can boaat undivided attention. Mr. .duchy is thoroughly above about cover* what la new. bnalneas and the rooumption of full time in of a very big season. In love with his work, and during all of this All the amusitnent parks will oi>en about May most of the factories and mills of Pl>lladelpbia winter Las been traveling in all parts of tbe St. l.ouis will be the center of Interest for 16, excepting the Highlands, which will ouea tbe man.aiters of these resorts have apent vast ctsintry, looking up details of plans that might new ventures in park amusements. Tbe various on A|irll l.s. anma of money tbia winter In tbe making of Im' help the park please the people. The result of gardens are now busy preparing for their open Tbe Rice lire*’. Circus I* tbe only big attrac proTcmenta, so that their patrons will be sur¬ ings aiit iiHiney seems not to worry tbe pro¬ his travels and study will Ite apparent when tlon buokcil tu start from 8t. Louis this sum prised and delighted when tbe season opens. moters. At Forest Park Highlands tbe first mer. the park opens, as tbe best features of all Philadelphia has never bad an orerplua of out change was in the selectlou of Jno. D. Tippetts, tbe big parks of tbe Unltetl States will be tContinued on page &2.1 door pleasure resorts, and therefore tbe places as manager of that and other narks controlled l^y found at White City this summer. Aa usual, open have never suffered from foolish coinpeti. the Park Circuit and Realty Co. At Highland* tlon. Each one has especial drawing pt.wera the attractions at White City this summer will park they have tom away most of tbe old build¬ be of an Interesting and novel kind. Band con¬ for different classes of people, or caters to tbe ings. making room for many new devices. In¬ KANSAS CITY, MO. certs and vaudeville will attract tbe crowds, people in one locality, so that they have al¬ cluding a Monster Steel Ocean Whirl Ride, at a and there will be many special days to Interest ways quit the season with a balance on tbe cost of kfitt.OtXi. This Is the only one outside Tlie cum|>any idaylng The Family will. March dlfter<«it classes of people. All of the amuse¬ right side of the ledger. Some seasons of Coney Island and Is only a small part of tbe •JS leave kausa* City for four weeks’ engage have not been very | rodtable, but that has ment devices have been thoroughly overhauled, inteiHletl addition* intended. l.ark of time to meat at Powers’ Theatre, CJilcago, where tbe been caused by rainy weather and not through many new ones have been installed, numerous Install is what haa prevented a complete trans¬ (day will be given predaely aa seen here at any desire of our i>eopIe to avoid that class of shade trt-es have bt-en idanted, the lake has formation of tbe Highlands this year. Next It* premiere March 22. From CTilrago they take resorts. been dreilged and cleaneil. and many more elec¬ year, the largest Scenic Hallway ever erected the road fir a Broadway engagement. The management of all the Philadelphia parks tric lights will be added to the extensive lllu by tbe Thompson Go. is already contracted fur. Henry Miller was seen at tbe Wlllls-Wuod have been Arm believers In the value of adver¬ minatlng system formerly In use at tbe park, and three new riding device*. Tbe large Band the last half of tbe week of Match 21 In his tising. They not only spend vast sums of so that this well be one of the most attractive Stand, a reproduction of tbe Gate of NIkko. great sucicss. Tbe Great Divide, and more that money each year In billboard and newspaper resorts in this city during the coming summer. Japan, was tbe entrance of “Pair Japan” at tb,- dupllcateil tbe great buaineas done during hi* advertising, but they also keep the public ac¬ Woodatde Park will more than likely have a late World’* Fair, will be made the entrance last presentation of tbla play In Kansas City quainted with the merits of their resorts and of profitable season this year, as many Improve¬ to tbe Highlaixls. A new vaudeville theatre, The iraltir, b.t Thomas Dixon, will be at tb* tbe attractions provided In every possible way. ments have been made during the winter. L. with the latest modem appliances, will be erect¬ Wlllla-Wood Theatre commencing March ‘2h. Each year the parka are renovated and Improved .K. ■piompson has built two new amusement ed. more ground will be taken In so as to make The advatitc seat sale bespeaks capacity audi and new attractions provided. The result of enterprises, and several other leaders In this a tunnel ride of a mite or more Into a tea encca for the week. this Is that parks here will always be attrac¬ line of business will have new Ideas ready by fanlen of glittering electricity, making Forest Miss Fkrence Robert*, who waa resting its tive to our people and draw crowds. the arks will here be made. The old Summer Thea¬ Ben Greet and tbe Russian Symphony Orcbe* apt to be weaned away from any style of I In partnership with Jo«. Welsh, has spent a tre is to b<* entirely remodeled, under tbe direct tr* come to Convention Hall Itr three perf.mi amusement If It Is not of a progressive ns vast amount of money here this winter, getting management of Dan S. Fisbell, of the Garrick ances March 31 and April 1, with a matinee and tore and kept up to date. You will find noth- In readiness for the Summer, and looks forward Theatre, and will pla.v tbe highest priced stars evening. Ing trite or commonplace in any of our parks, to a big seastm. Tbe park will play a few of the musical profession. These stars will be Mim Julia Rooney, who with her stater Joel* but each year tbe latest attractive novelties bands and will have a number of special attrac surrounded by the best stock musical principal*, was on tbe lirpbeum’s program, week of 14, oa are provided, tiona during tbe summer. and a cborus of 60 people. Owing to the repre the night of her last performance here fainted Philadelphia Is the "city of homes," there . (Continued on page 46.) sentatlve being In the East at the present time away and *iad to be carried from the stage, being more dwelling houses occupied by single tbe names of tbe stars cannot be here given, but SOHO r vlved. Tb* MIsaes Rooney came here families than In any three cities of tbe Culted but DeWolf Hop(ier, Raymond Hitchcock, Jef¬ from Denver, and It Is thought that tbe high States, and In consequence our people do not , BALTIMORE, MD. ferson De Angelis, Lulu Glaser. Grace Van 8tud- altitude of that city elTectnl her. She was go out of tbe city as much for a summer vaca¬ dIford, and people of like reputation, are being able to leave Kansas CTty, however, and re¬ tion as the Inhabitants of other cities do. In¬ sought aft->r. A change of musical (days will be sumed her tour. Mr. Martin Lehman, the real If the theatrical prosperity that has been stead of spending lengthy vacations at the sea¬ made each two weeks, using the best bit* of dent manager of the Uiqdieum and bis corps of manifest through tbe present seasoq la any In¬ shore or country resorts our people, especially the particular star for the attraction. In ad asaislante, are to be congratulated upon the dication of the business that will l»e done by dition to that, they are now erecting the most the middle class, take a vacation of a week or high claas of vatdevllle presented to Kansas the parks In the vicinity of Baltimore during modern theatre known to summer parks, with two at those places and then devote one or City during tbe seaai>n al>out to end. Not s the coming summer, then they have before them every convenience of the highest priced theatre. two days each week to the parks In this vlcln- ! week has passeil when tbe Griiheiim has not several months that should prove very lucrative Under the management of D. E. Russell, of tbe Ity. A week-end trl|» to Atlantic City about ' given to Kansas Olty tbe best In vaudeville and for everybody toncerue,!. The reat»ectlve uisn- Im|>erial Theatre. It will also produce the bits twice a season. Is the limit for tbe average It Is this refinement and culture that ha* con agers have had their plans under consideration of the star engaged, and a company of tbe best householder, and at other times he gets tbe i duced to the drawing power of this house for some time; as a matter of fact, everything possible artists are being now signed for the needed recreation and enjoyment by taking his Signor Travato. the Filipino violin vlrfurt of such stars as I.eslle Carter. Mr*. entire family to one of our parks. This means ; on tbe bill at tbe Orpbeum week of 21, broke season la being patiently awaited. I Patrick Campl,ell, Nat Goodwin and others of profit for the projectors of these places and for ' another bouse record for applause of an act Tbe so-called big parka had a very successful that class, prodnclng their snccessea, with everyone connect*^ with them. In which the gallery Jidned. Tb* De Haven season last year, and every Indication points change every two we«-ks. An entirely new I*lke During the past six weeks the Tuberculosis Sextet was also generously and warmly re to a repetition this year. One of the real suc¬ is being arranged and an almost complete trans¬ Evposltlon held In this city, has aroused wide¬ ceiveit cesses was Electric Park, under the manage formation of Beautiful Delmar la being made. spread Interest. Its Interesting exhibits and Kathryn itsterman returned to Kanaa* City, ment of Mr. Max Rosen. Electric Park had Tbe foregoing statement* seem a bit Imimsaible, Its many lectures on tbe Importance of outdoor at the Grand Theatre, week of 21. In The a rather checkered career for a number of sea¬ but when the promoter* are preparing to create life to ward off disease has awakened tbe pub¬ Night of the Pla.v. Mias Daterman filled the sons. and as escb summer approached, Balti¬ a pay roll of near $6,000 a week, it Is *e,-n lic to tbe need of securing rest and atrengtb Grand Theatre during the week and her bright moreans beard of the marvellotis changes thst that some money Is being spent snd the St. by outdoor life, and this will help our park little cotnedy waa much enjoyed. were to be made at Electric Park. This same IXHils public will get the benefit. Tbe Suburban managers greatly this summer. The newspa¬ TTie Gates of Fxlen by the Rev William occurrence took place for a numt>er of seasons, Garden, again under tbe management of the pers have been publishing articles on the value Danforth. the minister playwright, was put on and the annual announcement created little In¬ Messrs. (»i>penheimer, of tbe American Theatre. of amusement in tbe open air and many people by the Woralward Stock CxHii|iany at the Audi terest. Last year, when Mr. Mosen told of his Is likewise prepsrlng for a big summer and are who formerly spent the entire summer without torlura Tbeatre last week and acored another plans, few llsleni^. However, when the sea¬ spending time snd money getting attractions paying a visit to any of our parks will this ' that will comtH-l patronsge. Among the star* In the long line of the Wonilward Stork Com son oi>ened Electric Park was the same in , paiiy’a micresaes. Mr. Danforth waa In Kan*** year be a frequent visitor to those places. to head the strong stock company at Huburbaa name only, and Baltimore had a park that com¬ CHty during all tbe time of tlte rehearsals and Wllkiw Grove Park is without doubt tbe finest are: Julie Heame, ofienlng with her production pared f.svorably with any in the country. The together with Manager O. D. Womlward and pleasure park In the United States. Owned by* efforta of the managers were appreciated by tbe of Salomy Jane, to be followed by Amelia Bing ham. Virginia Harped and other*. Jame* Oor .Stage Manager George Lask, auperinteniled *1$ the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company, It haa pnbllc. and th* place was thronged at all times. ' don Edwards will again he tbe stage director, the staging, acenie effects, etc. Altogether It been maintained for twelve years without re- ' The irnlted Amusement Company, of New York, , with Mr. Van Buren a* the leading man. This waa one of the moat complete of production* card for profit. Each year tbouaanda of dollars whicb controls the lesi«e of the place, promises company h.** he4-n exceedingly popular In 8t. Tbe matinee for the ofienlng waa one of the have tx^n spent for improvements, so that tbe many new amusen.ents for the coming season, I/>uls and mii«t consequently succeed. The Ital largest ever crowded Into tbe Auditorium. grounds are always attractive. It contains an snd the folks of this old town entertain no Eugenia Besaerer had the lead In Bunco In Immense band pavilion that has provided ac¬ Ian Coiintes Ventesina has been engsged for a doubts about these promiaes this time. rnn of her successes, and will come direct from Arltona last week at the Glllls Theatre. She commodations on big days for aa high as twenty- Mr James R Pratt, assistant general man¬ roved a capable character actreaa. Mr. Ixails five thousand [teofile; It has restaurants In Euroj^ to the Hiihurbsn. It is the imniose of r ager of the United Railways and Electric Com¬ the 0|it>enhelmers to give St. I/ml* new produc ’ngepiT was giaal In bla Interpretation of In beautiful structures and with a graduated scale pany. and who has charge of Bay Shore and dian character. of prices, so that any pocket book can be suit- i lions of the widest known successes. Gwynn Oak Parks, which this company controls, Wist End Height* will, this year, come nnder Burt MrPhall, well known to all In the tbi-at ed; a beautiful lake and electric fountain are has made son.e very elaborate plans for theae I rical profesalon waa In Kansas City last we<-» a part of the attractiops, and the amusement the management of the Messrs. Dpiienhelmer, places this season. Bay Shore Park, which la and will |ilay musical borlesi|iie* of the la-w Both the hnrlea<|ue house* have been hating devices are all of an up-to-date nature and In , directly on Chesapeake Bay. Is the latest addi¬ big btialneaa the paat few weeks. structures that are decorated In general har¬ Field* and Joe Wi^r tyjie, A com|>any of (Vi tion to the city’s fine suburban places. The prlticl|ia1s. with JofRi E. Young as the comedian J It Manser, (lopnlar manager of the lllp mony with the rest of the park. Tbomaa J. , ride to the resort takes one throtigh Sparrows and hi* success at Delmar. the last three sea pndrome. "put one over’’ on hi* friend* aeveral Ryan has charge of most of tbe amusement Point, where the gigantic mills of the Mary son*, should make West End Heights a |>n|iular week* ago, and the story ha* Just leaked out .'oincesslons. and oi>eratrtlng a and aome of the speed champions of th» c< " this place, and this la the only benefit that the The smaller parks arotind the city will, al¬ canopy of true Spanish architecture. The many trv have alreadv entered. Transit Company receives, outside of tbe per most without exception, play vaudeville, and ndnor resr>rt* sre to remain a* In the past sea Cha*. E MeCrae, manager of the Panlt centage tbev receive from the concessionaires. the usual business of tlH^e places shoidd be son. t HInk. I* aim tiiinging rolbw bualnetai hla * White City Park, situated at Cheetnut Hill, as g<«s| as usual. To talk of the fiarks anaind At the chme of the |ir,>sent season two mil Ilia corps of excellent Inatnictor* add to • Philadelphia, has been very snccesaful In the ■ Hon dollars *111 be s|M-nt by the Park Circuit ' pleasure i>r a visit to the Pantheon past ten years, and It looks as If It would en- . (Contlnned on page 46.1 and Ticalty C o a r d 11 FROM In All Bi2 Cities POL I TAN Aside from New TERS York and Chicago more Promised a Season of Unprecedented Activity in The Open Air Amusement Field—Many New on the Stage of the Orpheum Theatre, Kansas City, During Performance—Omaha Without a Park.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. the Aesh. iiie beast’s claws narrowly missed Kuiwiasl thla season. Both .Mias I>‘one end Henry .Miller’s associate players will give her eyes. The woman waa removcl to a hoa- .Mr. drew are l>ecuuiiug more In favor with The S,*rvant in the House, at the Tremont 'The pltal. She la scarred for life. their audiences, as la evinced by the splen- atre, .Monday, March 20, fur the Arst time In IJlIlan Kiiaacll and nuiliaii;. an* at tb«* The (Hi>b,*um will move Its oflicea Into the ! •lid business. this city. Van N>*i«a Tba'atre thU ««*<*k playinK WildOrr. new building April 1. The new bouse p<«ltlve- The Awakening of .Mr. Pipp. with Charley At the BowJoln Square Theatre, Charlotte Mian Kiiaaell n*<'«‘lT)>n*<'lale<1 by tbt* lady itatruna Will Arrbrr A atpeel Fair will open In Maryavllle. April best shows of its kind seen there this season, Mr. lAsiis Burkhardt, gemeral advertising ■a iIm* atabir b<7, waa ala« well rwc-lvnl. STi to aO, umler the auspices of Marysville xnd business wxs goisl. H. J. ROOT. manager of the Hollis Street, the Colonial, the !%<• Hurfomaatpr, witb Harry llfnuaen. an Citizen’s Committee. It la ex()ected to be a Park, the Tremont and the Boston Theatres, old tlnir KialitT Thraln* favorite. In tbe atar big money making affair as It will celebrate is arranging a great jirogram for his test! part, waa tbe Ameiiran Theatre attrartloo tlila the an la paid to all tbe minor detaila and It A rare occurance was the feature of nearly I^-wls. Juat aiilta the Valencia patrona. 'Hie Half OMAHA, NEB. every playhouse in the City Monday night, The management of the Boston Theatre report Bn*,*beum. the new'comem are The open. It la to be regretted, aa thla park, ment at the Duquewne Monday night to a large Nandain make an attractive coterie of princi Rleaalnca. etjullllM’lata and atnms women, a under the management of W. W. Cole, baa l»*en and appreciative audience. His repertoire dur¬ pais. foreiitn act firat time ba-n*. waa a i(ocd allent one of the mon Caessr’s Return and A Son of the hill in connection with motion pictures, for that alwaya pleaae t>ri>beum audlenc<‘a. Kay 1.. past week. Ailed the playbo*jae to capacity at South. sisK^lal attraction. This week he is presenting Knyce In hia rural monoloftua. la unlqt>e and each |>erformance. The bill waa excellent and The Grand, as usual, has a strong bill and Nolan and Cahill. Oscfv Turney, Wiilsh and an eaay lauxh-cetter. All the holdorera made waa well received by the large audiences. Is pleasing. Capacity biisinesw still nilea at Silva. Hubin and Walker and Fagin and Mer unuaual hlta. for a aecoiul week, which Inclinled The Jewel moving picture theatre, after be¬ this bouae. Itje list Is too large to permit ricim. Itei-te-rt Mitchell, Mlaa Kmma Ramey and Com- ing renovated and redecorated, la again open mention of the different act*. llowever. the Thia theatre Is fast becoming one of the most and doing a larger business than ever. 'Tue pauy In A Mmlern IWhantaa. Mcltonald and whole bill Is in keeping with the efforts ot this popular moving picture houses tn the city. Hiiu>'nittot>c of Are jwople. la the blr inson Show last season. boards, this week, at the Bijou, is playing to ajcc before starting out at the head of her own Boyd's School of Acting, under the direc¬ headline act at the National Theatre thla week. satisfactory business. Added f,atures are be¬ cempany in a Klaw and Erlanger production. ThU troope present a real novelty, performing tion of Miss Fitch, gave a very successful ing offered weekly at this bouse. Last week Miss Lloyd has been resting for some weeks to moat of their work while on revolving glohew. matinee at the Boyd Theatre March •. to a it waa an Interesting wrestling boot. This a health resort and is now brighter and more large audience. The program conaiated of Th,*r nwtalnly commanil attention for all their week It Is quite different, as the management I vivacious than ever. During tbU resting period- three short plays, which were well presented tricks ate la^omied with neatoeaa and grace will give awa.v a couple of lots in a new grow¬ she has made a new collection of songs, some that ahi>ws cuoablerable hard practice. The and won much favor. ing stiburb. I of which are said to be even better than such Human T.rldge. aa done by this troupe. Is The Cowboy and the Squaw played to fair The burletique botises are playing to good favorites as Splash .Me. I.ooklng for the Love- far ahead of any similar stunt ever seen here buainesa at the Krug 4-C. business. There Is no complaint regarding at¬ light. and What are You Getting at. Eh? and tlie flnal, which la one of the performers A Knight for a Day played a return en tendance on the one side, an I on the other the The surrounding bill at Keith’s will be in gagtHurnt if ’he Boyd 7-8. to fair business. doing eclal creillt la due regular season ends In April. The Clyde Fitch play. Her Own Way, tn Mr. Clyde Rlllinga In the character of Bobby, BUI McCune. of the Buffalo Bill Show, was Mme. .Nordlca graciously appeared In a song which Maxine Elliott starred several seasons a wl«e b**ll boy. who made considerable out of married In this city March 5. to his former n'dtal at Jordon Hall for the beneAt of the ago. will be glv^n at the Castle Stjuare next- a small part. Billings la one of the National'a wife. They will make their home here. studx'nt* of the New England Conservatory of week by the John Craig Stock Company. atage hamls and It looks aa If Manager Oran Doc Brert has again been appointed general which she Is the moot Illustrious alumna. man will have to And aisdher to take hla place manager of the Ak-Sar Ben Carnival, by the A private concert was given complimentary for Blllltigs Is a far belter actor than a stage boart of governors. Thla will make Doc’s to the Canadian Club of Boston by Mr. Albert hand and Tmeailell has made him tempting sixth year, and sticcessful ones, at that. He B. Swe,'*ey. assisted by Miss Jessie McDonald, MEXICO CITY, MEX. off.Ts to Join him (lermanently. Tom Brantford, has not only Increased the attendance, but of the New England Conservatory. mcnologlat, and two reels of moving pictures gives the public the best shows to be found Miss McDonald ha* an exceptionally Ana so- This beautiful city Is called "the plccol* completed an excellent bill, at any carnival. prana voice and she may be expected to be Business at the Burwood continues on the heard from In the near future. Italia,’’ beoaus*' like In the Italian land, the I’antag**#’ Rmptre had an excellent pr centa to $1.00 ! adds to the appearance of the place. Everett h.v this popular pla.vhouse are becoming better H. Hays, the new manager, was formerly 1,v,'en Sam .Andt'mon vs. Joe Rusek. for the known and appreclati-d. It la becoming the re The Victory Th,*atre ot>ened thla week aa a middleweight championship. Ave sml ten cent moving picture theatre with treasuix'r of the Majestic 'Ilieatr,' at IVs resort par excellence of the French and Amer Moines, la.. an*l was also connected with the Manager Morrison, of the Boston Theatre, lean families. llirie vaudeville turns and an orchestra of has resigne,! to take the management of the 'hre,. iwHifile. Yankee Koblnscn Show la«t season. Lie. Pedro del Vlllar has Just returned af R O (Irayson. manager of the Palm Mov- Orpheum. He went to hla new position March I ter a sojourn ot several months’ duration In Tile (irand. Central, People's and Silver Pal- 2d , Ing Picture Tbcalre. met with a severe acci . the amusement centers of Europ,'. He has "t'llnue b, play three vaudeville acta with Mis* Vain, the charming little actress, now I dent recently, xnd Is now In the hospital tn arranged for many Important change* In his th^r moving pictures and all seem prosperous. at the Tremont Theatre, playing In Kitty Grey, a terv serious comillion. Teatro Priacipal here. In view of the numerous Tlie Farragut Theatpe. Vallejo, opemsl as a has been selected h.v Charles Prohman to head moving picture tlwatre thla week. Manag-'r Breed of the Krug Theatre, will Innovations and well known Spanish Artist* offer the |vatr Kristen Marh'tta Tnstpe. after a most ' married In this elty March S, to his former stay In this city she has won a ho«t of friends. nounced to occur .April 20. with an Italian op successful season ov,>r the 8. and C. Circuit, wife. They will make their home here. William Glllett. Samson, at the Hollis St. era troupe, managed and contracted In Eu furuMied their nintract and left thla week Doc Brecl has been reappointed general Theatre. Mondsv. March 22. rope by the indefatigable Impresario. Lub dln>ct t>w Chicago to J I past w,','k This play was the most beautt heads the company, asslstel by .Adrienne .Au- Cinematograph views produced In Paris and with Its claws tearing and laaceratlng I fu’ly sing,*,! of any pnalih'llon offer,',! at the j garde New York. lAH’lS G. ROCHA 4

12 X ti e Billboard APRIL S, 1909.

Mr. Hew .Lytton Grey sister, by the way. Is very cleverly playeil by Dr. Ityrd .Heath HavHand Kate Cutler, who gives us a vivid sketch In Kutler at Lady .krden's .Horton C(M-r miniature, of a .vising woman who has gone Hiitler at Vernon's .Frank H. Dauby wrong tbrisigh one of Lady Ardeu's frienda: London Fisdman at Lady Arden's.D. H. Keith In short, thrmigh the gcntlcinan who originated Footman at Lady Arden's.Ge»)ltn'y Ihiuglas the lM>t. 'I'his is Carriithers. and It Is bis iiils- Berlin Losdom Bstmu of Tbo Billboard, ItolK-rt lllvhens has lllustratisl om-e mure the fortune to have to play a cad of a iswullarly ob- 179 Tomplo Cbambort, E. O. dictum that novelists very seldom write gtssl iiuxbsis ly|H>. |ilays. Ill The Real Woman he makes rather In .\ct 3. then' Is a ri-al touch of drama, fur tis) many demands on our credulity to lie quite Giahaiii. who has lost his heart to Lady Arden, convincing. In Act I, we have a suiqier party learns that his admirathm Is the outcome of Censorship Practically at which a frivolous crew discuss the doings a sorry In-t. and that Lady Anleii weut to Pop¬ Theatre Misery in Ger¬ of a .voting man who haa forsaken society fur lar not out of syiiipathy for a dying Isiy, but In Precludes Burlesque work among the tolling masses at Poplar. Eve¬ the butterfly spirit, although It is true that, many—Modern Slave- lyn MlllanI (lieautifully gowotsl aisl balking having gone to scoff, she reiiialneil (o iirsy. He very stately I Instigates two "gentlemen” to also learns that Vermm Is her favoreil lover, from the English Stage make .-i bet that If Hugh Graham, the stK-lal re- and so has to take biiiiself back to Poplar to drivers—Theatre Exhi¬ forni'-r. Is once brought under her influence he And what riMiifort he may among the masses. —Notes and Comment will forsake slumming for society ami bccimie a Allan Aynesworth plays the lover very Im bition in 1910 butterfly. Then Graham (playml with great dls- prcssivciy, and tells lies gallantly In order tlnctiuu and sincen-ty by Henry Aliiley) ar¬ to put the b<‘st coiiiplexion u|ioii his lady's cun rives and explains that a protege of bis had duct, but having tss-ome a real wihiisu at the b<-cn run over and is crying out for Mark Ver¬ finish, she tells the wlnde truth. Tlie iday la THK octlim of file I’en-.r of I'lavo in forblil- non. who once In-frlemhsl him. Vernon is the admirably acted all round, Annie Hughes, The more Investigations arc made In regard (lillK the jHTftH'iuiiliee of II. C. l'eti.«ler'8 man who Is backing Graham to stand out against among others, giving an excvdlent |M-rforniaure to the cundltlous of the membera of the biirle«|ue of The I'niiliehninirs lloiie'lrawa l.aily Vrden's wiles and who incidently la in of a rather fan-ical Duchess: but no amount of strge In Gelciau tbeatri-a. the mure miser} ■ ttenlion to the fart, that a|ieakiiig geDeralljr, , love with that lady. giMsl acting quite siiccemls in making A Real Is reveahsl In this matter. Due of the most the liiirlefhiue In Ixunloii la alUKwt unknown, Act 2 takes us to Poplar, whither most of Woman a real tday. The reception, however, anii-nt flghters fur the stage members la with i'eliasler, in fart, ia the man for yean, th-* company have gone for an expi-rUmce. and was quite favorable. out a doulit Dr. Masllnlllau Prelffer, Bamberg who haa atteinpteil to glee l»nilonera thla form lieri' .Miiley Is si-eii preparing linseed |>oultlces Early next month Charles Frohnian will pro¬ menilH-r of the Relehalag. In a very atrong of entertalnuieiit ami he has roualilerahly aihled for the dying Imiv. while Miss Millard, at flrst duce a new play by John tLilsworthy lauthor of article be attacks Hie meiboila of the tbeatra to tlie gaiety of this town In louaeiiueure. Why all pretty Inm ni|ietenc*-. In tin* presence of real The Silver Itoxl. for a series of matinees, at directors, whom he calls luislern slave drivers In the world the I'enaor ahmild have |int bia fiait triigistv. lH*com>‘s a real woman and comforts the Duke of York's Theatre. The title of the There are AM.tMSI meuilM-ra of the iimfeaslun and down on (hia Inat addition to the ‘'I’ottiil the dying boy's brokeai-hearted sister. This pli-ce is Strife. of Ihese l2,U(ai are uiore or leas dealltute. Ac I’laya” aerlea. everyone la at a loaa to under- eordlng to atatlatlcal reisirts there are SU •tami. The idea of the bnrlea<|ue la that a tier- lliealr>-a in Germauy, Includliig Sw In Berlin. man army, armed |>rinrl|)aily with enorniona .Vlmut flfty i-er n-nt. uf all stage membera ears aaiiaagea, Invadea Kngland. Inatead, aa in the leiu than I.UUU marks igjriiti per year; 3k Kiixllahinan'a Home of making the hoiiae of an |s-r cent, from l.tsai to marks; tnoUmr Kngllahman their Oral olijert of rapture, they, 211 (s-r rent between L.’iUU and S.iMi marks, and by miatake make fur the house of an alien, Pciris Week By Week only ten per cent, mure than S.uuu marks or who hap|H>na alao to be a Oerman. 7’gl dollars per year. Hf these amuuuts Ava lie romea to the diair and aaka the lovadera Paris Bureau The Billboard, 121 Rue Montmartre, (s-r cent. gui-S to the agent, 22 per rent, la what they want. “We have rome to romiuer necessary for rustumes and after detlurtlng Kngland la the reply.” “Well you ran Just go Hietie amiHinIa from the total receipts there te away," aaya the man, “we raptured it long hjnlly i-nmiglt left for an aclreas on a pr« ago ” vluclal theatm to put anything aside for a ttf rourae it may be that the Censor la afraid Frank B. Kaufmann Tells of His World Tour—Two rainy day. An aclresa who la nut lucky enough of iipaettlng the senalbilltii'S of England's to have h lltlln hank account, la forced to lead huge tiernian and foreign |>opulatlon. but It American Acts Make Good at the Cirque Medrano— a life of •hame. And now the Wander Theatre seems very iinlikel.v that this event would hap- In fioorly heated hallt the eiiiu-mblea gets ready tan. In all prohaliility they wonid have taken Celebrated Paris Artist Engaged for St. Louis—New for Hie »rfnrnianee. In Hie rear of the acenery it as a rompllment. lint the Inrident has cer¬ actr<-ss*-n and aetors dou their coatumea In plala tainly emphaslzeil the fart that a burles(]ue of view «»f each oHmt, md even a curtain for a a (day la the rarest thing ever se»-n In Eng¬ French Comedy is Secured by Charles Frohman. flimsy nartIHon betwev-n Isith sexes. Wages arv land. In every other rouutry where theatres (laid whenever the dlr»-clor feels Uke It. pro exist, nothing Is inon* common than the bur- , vided li# has the neci-ssary stuff. Should an lesipie ami It Is aa often ns not, arf(‘amlngly actor forget himself to ssk for an advance ol funny. Nor Is It that England does not |ios- WITH the approach of summer on this side The flrst-named piece la already one of the a mark l2o cents! the -llrector will tell him be aesa plenty of men capable of doing work of of the Equator, the winter s-vasim ad- favorites at the Comedle and never falls to Is craxj. And ooforth. there i-ould bo said this des(-ri|ition (lerfectly well. The only ex- vanct-s on the other. So. aa the 'old days work an audience into a p«-rfect frenxy. The a great deal more to show the misery of the (danatlon that one ran And la that managers come on in the SoutlH-rn Hemlapherea, a small fanxMis Monnet-Siilly, la absolutely at bis liest eraft—nO wonder that women turm-d at laat— are iimler the Impression that the English thea¬ army of theatrical iieuiile made tracks In that in the role of Creoii and Mme. Rartet. who cer¬ to tight for the betterment of the awful rondl tregoing public are not auffirlently acipialnted direction. tainly lias few. If any. superiors on the lYenrh Hons. The battle Is going on and there Is hope with the plays put before them to rerognlae I Just had a talk with Frank B. Kaufmann. stage, is etjually gnisi as Antigone. Tbis play . that the stage memlM-rs will msio see the daws their humor. of the Kaufmann Troiiiie of trick c.vcliata. Hr would be a snlendld adilition to the rejs-rtolre of a Is-ter day. of Rotiert Mantell which actor Is eminently In slew of the distinctively Jewish character 8tO|>|M-d over In Paris for a couple of days OERMAN THEATRE EXHIBITION IN 1»10 of the east end of Ixmdon, it has Ins-n derided waiting for the sailing date of bis boat which suited to the role played at the national tb«‘a- to make the Pavilion Theatre, Mile-end-road, a takes him atsl bis five other rhiers to South tre here by Mounet-Sully. .\nd the role of .Arrangements are Is-Ing made for a rbeatre is-rniaiient home for the |ierfurmance of Yiddish .Vmerica. He Is now on the high seas bound .kntignne would Just lit his wife, Marie BoiUh KxliihlHnn. which Is to lake (dace In Berlta plays, and to abandon the production of thoae for Segnin and during the coming winter in Russell. in the aiiring of 19IU. This exbtbIHoo will dif in English, tiigmund Eelnman, the famous Yid¬ that part of th.- world, be w-|II till several en¬ The (SHnedy. Le Voyage de M. Perrlchoo. fer largely from the one. which was held In dish actor, who fe. In the merchantlle hiisiness, he determines to etc. The historical section will rompriae costumas. “I puritom- iirodiiring a series of new realistic Down armind Cape Colony, and the other white treat himself, w-|th hla wife and daughter, to deeuratlont. mnlels and plana, programs, pic plays,” he SH.vs, “among which will be Shy- men's oolonb-s of Africa, w-e played engage¬ tbis luxury. He goes to SwHsiTland. which of ment after engagement and every one of them course, from Paris means a trip aliout like that mr»-s of tho’Hieatrew. literature, etc. Sepami* lorii. wIksh- character 1 have studied for nearly groups will alxiw musical drama, balleta. Oor six years. I am going to show that Shakespeare was a succ»*sa from start to flniah. We gave from Washington to New York, but to old man draniallsts. etc.. In the 19tb century. D*-ver Inteniled Shylock to take Antonio's flesh. one outdoor pi-rformance and most of the peo¬ Perrichon. It's a devilish long way. In love We must rerognixe that the dramatist could ple In the audience were the native chiefs and with bis daughter are two young men. both un¬ WAONER PLAYS IN MADBIO. iKit, at the |s-rlod he wrote, re|iresent Shylock their follow-ers. I was called the "White known to the parents of the girl, who Is her¬ Devil” by one of tliem and the name stuck to self undecided as to which to take. Tbi-ae The great musical eveot of the aeaaoo at the as a noble man. but n-ading between the lines, S|>anlsb caidtal was the Oral performance of it is not diniriilt to see that it was against the me all through the engagement. I rode this young men. forming a pact to let the best man Wagner's GoettenUemniermy, at the Theatre Jew's religion to shed blood. I ojien a six chief around on a tandem bicycle and he was win. resolve to follow- the Perrlchnns to the Resl. The bouse was sold out entirely and the months' season, with an oi>era, followed the tickled to death. I was half afraid he'd have alps. There Armsnd. one of the lovers, saves aiqdaiise was Irevnemlous. The greatest attrac next evening by a translation of The Iron¬ bis bravea rapture me eome night and keep me the old chap's life and Daniel, the other, thinks a prisoner just to ride him around. himself lost. But he hits upon a arheme. He lion of the (s-rformance was Madame Onaoall master. and on the following night by King , wicx as Brnniillde. 8be was at her beat and re l,ear. My rets'rtoire is an exceedingly exten¬ "Some of the others on the bill who made makes iM-lieve he Is Just about to plunge to his ••etved ovation over ovation. Remond as Lleg sive one. and judging by the manner I have hits were the Musical Johnwms and Caswell death while climbing In the mnuntalna snd al- fried, and Schuetxindnrff as Gunther, were alsv ts-eu pis'vionsly recelveil in I.s>ndun. I think I and Arnold, the barrel Jumi>era. One of tlie loivs Perrichon to ix-srue him. ImmeiHately splendid and received their full abaje of ap am «arrante|M-ara as Perriehtm and does r.eo Feld's live act comedy. Tbe Duke of Of produced Robert Ulchena' new comedy. The It was something of a coincidence that while the part excellently. Moh-s ni. Kolb and leans, has been well received at Hie preaiter* Real Woman, at the Criterion: the Kanfmann crowd was In Paris, that they Berge an- resis-etlvely the wife and daughter. al Hie Koval Ttieatre In Hanover. The play l« should meet up with Mias Maude Caswell aisl Bo’h are gooil. the latter being espe<-lally historic and gia-s hack to the times nC Car Lady Arden .Evelyn Millard Arthur Arnold (of Caswell and Arnold, the pndty. dinal Maxarin. and givi-a an Inside view of The Duchess of Dorchester .Annie Hughes j hsrrei JiimpersI strolling on the boulevard, FOR ST. LOUIS. ■ Fri-iich covirt life In thvsie days. Diana Wno|N-ar at the to And the two hits of the bill. i>eople well . Suburban Theatre In July aeeonling to (irem-nt ■ I (liana know In America. MNa Clarke, an ♦■questrienne of a class all by herself, pretty and as grace¬ Anotb>-r Paris lin(>ortatlon Is to lie seen next ful as a Illy In a summer breexe, revolved round season In New York. The Metrp1ause. I ahead of the natbaial --tiera In |H»lnt of arttsllr 'The other act mentioned Is featured big In excellence, so New Yorkers may Is-gln at imee the iirogrsm. It Is that of the cyclists, the : to congratulate tliems<-lves. I Sisters Provesnles. and there Isn't a vande- FROHMAN IM PARIS. ; vllle manager In America who doesn't know this i troupe. Nor are there many patrons of vsnde He's gone smi doo<- It again' A few weeks : xllle who have not seen them jierffinn. Their ago I n-niarktsi (n this eoliimu tbst I was won I set !s Is-tter than I ever saw It before and I ih-ring wlist Charles Frohman was going to i '.sve s<-en It as least three times In Aniertca. (lick ii|i III Parla this irl|i: that most of tlw- 1 England and France. There sr<* about a half :ilavs now >«i the iMsirils (which he lias not al : d'wr-n of them, all pr<-tf.T and each one works ns-ly eiqqied ont «ir which some other Amer- ; tike a house aflre from the moment they enter lesi. (irfsliieer hasn't gotihliHl i an- rather lis> ' tin’ll they exit. frisk.v f-ir Ami-riean Issti-s i‘s|M-clall.v aa there Antonet and Grork do a clown and Angiiste .. to be a reset loll Just now against rls<|iie act which is one of the best things of tlie kind (ilit.'s. But he's Ixiiighl one! I've s.-en for some time In a French elrrns. Mr reinitstlon aa a |>ro(iliet Is savml. however, It eomiiares qnite favorsldy with some of Kllv- f-s- 1 said If kir Fniliinan nisdi- a piin-tiss*- It 1 er's famtsu stunts. And that Is quite a eotu w-iii|il Is- something yet to Is- |•rIr. F'roliiiian's new (day snd Is hy . was Antigone, a trsg<-dy ffan Euripides adapted R-’In-ri ih- Fb-rs and G. A ile Caillavet. authors She la ooe of the fori'inoal aclri-aaes of all ; to the stage by Paul Meiirlee and Vaequerle, of I.ove Wstehi-s. In wh)(‘h tin- ehsnnlng Miss Fraiii-i- and lu-aila the faiiioiia arllalea i»f tbe I w Itli music by Camille Saint Stens. ami ■ com- Blllh- Burke has inade so inaiiy tlioiisaisls of foiiiislle Franeslse Hhr la now aiqiearlng to Tile first Merry Widow rm the Vleiiiieae stage, ! e-ly In four acta. entlHeil. lie Voyage de M. | frb-nds la- Fovi-r. which alli-malea with Ijl Fvirla. si the hiKite of Tlie Merry Widow*. perrlrbon. by Lsbilclie and Martin. (C

came general agent of the W. B. Reynolds Shows In 1W»3 and 'M but in 18B5 he trans¬ ferred his services to the Walter L. Main Show. , ADVANCE AGENT THE RLM SITUATION Kotilnwin A Franklin had the benefit of bis serv- Ives In 1SU6 ami ’07, but the next year Mr. | Fagan went over to tbe Great Wallace Shows. , and then It was that Peter Sells captured him - for the l-l'aw-Sells Show for the next two sea , sons. Having bad a taste of the Wallace CIr- i Of Uncle Sam’s Big Fleet Swanson Sends Ont Bolletm and Makes Speech cus. Mr. Fagan went back to that show aa tbe j railroad contractor In lOOl, where he has pe- i malned ever alnce with tbe exceptlmi of 1907 - whtn he waa on tbe staff of the Bamum A Bailey Showa. By way of variety. In tbe win¬ Manned by Those Whom thc^ ter of tK.S2 he was Identlflevl with tbe Montana Explaining the Facilities of the ^independents” for Re¬ New York Show, finishing tbe winter season as j one of the iiroprtetors of the Fagan A Showers’ ' Shows, having Invested IIK for half of the , Friars Will Tender a Com¬ leasing an Abundant Supply of Excellent Subjects— e,|ulpment. Although It waa a bargain when tbe treasury only showed $1..35 on band tbe | second day the Investment lost Its bargain color. plimentary Dinner at Kleine, Selig and Spoor Contribute Film Matter to Had be not Iande-glslature from the The complimentary dinner to bo tendered by Wm n. HwaiiM>n, of Cbira(o, li wimJIdc oat , "The moving picture la not a makcabift, bat Speaker’s stand and Is almost a pal of some of the Friars to the officers of the U. 8. 8. “Yaiik- ch. rolloK'liiB prlntt^l rirrular rrcanlluK tit. | the bigheat ly|>e ut entertainment In tbe bla- the prominent state offlclala and several coo- , ton,’’ the "advance ugent’’ of Uncle Sam’s big ••ln<1i'i>.Dilenl" aupply and r.l.aa. of nima; , ttM-y of tbe world. It atanda for a better Amer- gressmen, the foxy traffic manager baa per- i fleet that went arouml the world, will take place "T'h. following niaunfarlurtTa baT. afflllatt^ i Icanlam Ijecauae It la attracting mllltooa of tbe sisted In refusing to visit the White House j at tbe Hotel Astor on Sun,lay evening, April thrniM-lTi-a with 111. Indrpt-udent movruifut, , laa.aea to an uplifting, drawing them and Im- when In Washington, prefering to wait until 4, and bida fair to be tbe m,>st Important of the and arr turning out about 27 iv.la (wr wwk . irovlng aa well aa an amuaing feature of city Mr. Bryan was elected to be there to receive I series of big dinners euglueer,-,! by this or- of .xcllrnt fcuh}«-ta: Warwick Trading Co., Ife. Ita value cannot be meaaured now, but him. gsnlzatlon. A very large attemlance of mem- England: Clan-ndon Film Co., England; Com I another generation will benefit mute largely Walter Murphy, one of the cmtractors with ; Ix-rs and guests Is assured by tbe request for rrlo. Italjr; Crlrka A Martin, England: Aui ; tbrougb ita ludueoce than we of today can pue- the Hagenbeck-Wallace Shows Is fast making : tickets. albly realixe." bro'lo, Italy; Continental Warwick Co., rrance; | an excellent reputation as a contractor having < Am,>ng the “Y’ankton’s" officers who will be \(|uI1b, Italy; ll.pwurtb Mfg. Co., Ltd., F:ug fHily the abort-alghted will diaagree with tbe had several yeara experience In that depart- ! preeent. Include Lt. Com. Charles V. MeVay, land; Sl.aatrr, (Icrmany; lilapato, Hpaln; U. alKvve. .Ya a factor In tbe upward trend of ment. Having been with tbe Walter Mala. ; Jr.. U. 8. N.; Lt. Halsey P,>well, U. 8. N.; W. I’aul. England; Eclair, France; lirruianla, { clvlllxatbui tbe motion picture la to asaume John Robinson and similar shows during the Paymaster Brantz Mayer, II. 8. N.; Past Asst. arrtnany: Walturdaw, Ltd., England; Stella, | a mimt Important rcle. summer snd sssoclateii with the Blaney and ; Surgeon Allan Stuart, U. 8. N.; Ensign B. F. France; IMneacbl. Italy; Wllllaniaon Klne Co., , other well-knosm theatrical enterprises In the ! Johnson. U. 8. N., and Ensign A. W. Frank, England: IK-utache lUoarop. Uerniany; Wrench THE HAGENBECK-WALLACE winter season be has a wide aciuaiataoce over : U. 8. N. Other naval ofllerrs who will be Film Co., England; Itala, Italy; lilapato, tbe country and has made a reputation of al- ' present as guests are Rear A (See Flrat Page. | opiiosltlon and tlila makes him of unusual value, . necticut;’’ Lt. Com. John Hubbard, U. 8. 8. town with four theatre*, each one ualng a | for In the circus field It is tbe "all ’round i "Ohio:’’ Lt. Com. F. B. Bassett. U. 8. 8. man’’ that gets tbe salary. i "Ohio;” I,t. Com. T. IMekett Magrnder, U. 8. dally change of one reel. One Independent i The Ilagenbeck-Wallace Shows will not only ; .1 bange ran aerre the entire four, or rath ; Harry Overton, who has for several seasons 8. "Connecticut:” Lieut. B. T. Bulwer, U. 8. prove to be well organlxetl back with the ahow : been Identified with the Stair A Havlln theat- ' 8. ’’.Alabama.” and others. theatre can take aer^lce from a ulfferent In- ' |HO|ver thia aeaaon. hut It la believed that It U I le|K‘ndent exchange, and atlll run no rtak of rlcal Interests and who also had some circus ex- I Among the imfiortaut siM^akers of tbe evening utiimually well eijulpped In the advance depart- | rx>rlenoe will be one of the contractors with the ; will be 8. Senator Alliert J. Beveridge. H,>n. re<-elvlng a re|>eater. If they will keep the ment. B. E. Wallace la recognlxed aa an aa- | exchange jxiated aa to what their rooi|>elltora Hagenbeck-Wallace Shows this season. No \ Alvab Pattee Clayton, Mayor of St. Joseph, lute manager and be has a knack of aawmblWig , more substantial compliment can come to a Mo.; Franklin Matthews, J. Clarence Harvey, tre running. ThIa condition la brought about arovind him men who are capable at bia lieu- i by the great quantity of film which la placed . man than that of being In demand by those who ' Thomas A. Wise, William Collier and Wilton tenanta. With Chat. Cory back with the ahow, know him and this Is the case with Mr. Over- ' Lackaye. on the market each week by the ludependent aa manager and tbe advance organized as It Is, ' oanufarlurcra. ton since u|>oo Investigation Mr. Harvey learned i F.leut. Commander MeVay will respond for and with tbe personal attention which be blm- that those who had had the benefit of the the ,>ffl,.-ers of the “Y'ankton.” A. Toxen Worm "We are not ron|>ened to place ataodtng ' .elf givea to every department of the ahow. Mr. j orticra with Indein-ndent manufacturera; we former’s services were always willing to re-en¬ will Iw the agent an,l Charles Emerson Owke, Wallace certainly baa cauae to congratulate ; the Friar Abbott, will preside. in- not furred to buy anything but what la the gage him. Mr. Overton has been manager of , himself upoa his seison's outlook. If businew ' the Majestic Theatre at Findlay. O.. this win- ' James T. Powers, R. G. Knowles, the Frlare’ be*t. ami the week pn-rluua to a lllm'a re¬ Is nvd what It ought to be be will know that i lease, It will be exhlblte<| In Chicago, and In , ter, but will leave there this week to take up Quart,-t, and others, will entertain the guests. It la not the fault of bim.rt are making VIN FILM. ence with tented shows and several winter sea- ■ vast Improvements for their 21 st annual ojien- youth. Being Impresaevl with tbe appearance of sons with the very best of theatrical attrac- ■ the young man and learning that be was con¬ Ing. May 2.’5. They have a,l,l,-d gnmnd along An officer of tbe Patenta Company attended tions. It would seim that with such a practical , the Ohio River, making It nearly 2hh acres In ducting one of the best boarding clubs In lie education In connection with his natnral ability, ' by Mandiall Jarkoba ilalted a moving picture Psuw Culveraity where tbe beat of board was all. A mile race track with mammoth grand¬ theatre nin by M. J. Amlre and Lawrence Ball- will soon cause Mr. Hanley to attain an en¬ stand. seating 4.00,1. and stable nxun for 100 given at $2. lU a week, Mr. Wallace concluded viable position In the ranks of press agents. glanu. sr>2 Eighth avenue. New York City, In that the party would make a goval circus maa horses. The dub House Is enlarged and they order to replevin tbe Olm which waa run to be J. T. Warn-n. of Cincinnati, will have charge will also hnlld a new summer theatre seating aud Immediately, unknown to the young man. of the show end of the press department and aaci unlawfully. Tbe dim In question waa one planned to have him aa an assistant to Ed. nearly 2.000. Amusement Booking Manager G. of tbe Edlnon make and being titled. A Bird though hla active circus exi)erlence has neen W. Engh-hreth. statea that he will oj>en the I»avls. on the staff. Thus It was that without ver.T limited his friends predict that he will In a 4!lldem. of Sturgis. Jllch., has been on ;: t'Uilo. T,-»as. helil Mari-h 24. It was unanimous¬ g,Ksl salaries, voluntarily Increased his salary Chicago, In furalablng tbe ceaieear a* adver- Show, where, within vuie year he won the position. Having s,-rvef work. stantly lncrcaiw-,1 until It was said that he fieeldid to only operate twelve days. The open- tp>'ak of their confldence, being aa.ureil that : Ing d:ite will he Novemta-r 0 as originally the future winild amply care for Itaelf. Tbe was re»-elvlng the highest salary ever paid a circus cvmirartor. pl-inned. At this fair one of the big featurai article, or caaay It might well be calletl, waa WELL-KNOWN PARK PROMOTER will be the Frank P. Spellman Shows. prepare,! by a maater of language, after full I.sst summer when Mr. Wallsre decided to re- familiarity with hla aubject anf the iiagenlveck Wallace DEAD. of Ita vaat |e>o.lbilltlra. No a.lbllttl<>a of the moving pic¬ tiiiilty to make a priqHwitlon to Mr. Harvey, hiirhs of Boston and was flft.v-sevon years old. ' ilress covering the idans. piiri«is,-s and pro* ture are palntcl. Saya Crofeaaor Starr- the latter Iwlng Igmwaut i>f any vlefiolte lufivr- He w-as Interested In the promotion of many p,-ets of the "Indept'nih-nts.” Films controlled "I have aeen Niagara thunder over her gorge matlon rcganltiig the rumored change lu the theatrical ventures. He ilesicned and sup,‘rln- hy the International Prdneing atel F’rojeoting In tbe nidileat freuxy ever t.-hebl b.v man—I staff of tile .how ami not having appllevl for teiided the building of the l.lneoln S-piare Thea¬ Comnenv. one of the strongest factors of the bare watched a Velow. | ly ailaptisl to the circus hiislm'ss. .Mr. Harvey Mr. Samui'l J. Bimc will sueec-d Mr. Dexter In the Spring Special EdllLan. Walker A ascrllH-H much of his success t,> his assviclatlivns through w hich a yokel drove hla fli.-ka of Smith as pr.->1,lent of the .Ymii«,'menf S'-eiirlth-s Co., Walsh, of the Palace Rink: Bay dfr. W. S.. dowiia I have be,-n to the Orient amt gawil at \ with W. K. Franklin ami Isnils K. Cv.ike, Iwiv and assume the management of Pall«.d,>s Park, Mich.. pubMsh#‘d an advi-rtfsi-ment announcing the water-M'ller. and Iwggara and dervl.li,-.— of the ctvuniry's nnwl notable clreii. ifien. with which will open about the mlilille of May. that thev hail for sale a military hand orgai I have l.-hebl fat nld Uajaha with the prb-e of wh afyle. By ,-rp.' These org-T. eoniniand • tnrhana. and the price of a thimaaml dcallo, Wallace. wIkhii be considers to lie ,Mie of the CINCINNATI LODGE NO. 33. T. M. A. much higher price an-l a •tnotafh n on this par- tewn In th.-lr roval nlglitalilrt. aa they Indo wlsv-st showmen ever km>wn. tleii’ar Instnimcnt can b,' olitalneil hy addrest Ing Walker * Wal«h. Icnlly anair,! In gobb-ii how.lalia. I.irnc ii|M. • way horac play battli-dia>r and abiilllecm-k with Notvv Ithstsmilng that Scymonr and Madtsivn ‘ C. W. Emerson an,1 W. P. CoIBns. of the De THE HARRY ELLIOTT FUND. the rltla,-iia and traffic of a little Italian v II are the two prominent towns on hi. map of In¬ Wolf Hopia-r Comiinnv. were Initlatisl Into the lage. whoac alrect. had not known .o much diana. J. I’. Fagan, traffic manager of the , mv.terles of ,mr .V-iS'-elatlon. Bro. Runean. of Th«* pniboRnl tR In r»‘c«*!pt of con- coiiinioilon alni'e the .ailing of t'ldiimhii. I llsgi-nls-ck Wallace Shows. Is an eveeplloiially Ilirhmon,!. Ind.. I.islce. ami Bro. Rlnsley. of trlTAi’toi! bv C. A. for r*’li»'f nf Hurry know how the Chinaman Uvea and 1 have Iw.-n well (Me-ted man on the gi.igraphy t>f this cviun Pltt.burg. Pa. Isalge. were present, and enter- Fllltitf. In th<» IhriHigh llie homea ,if llie Japanem- I have mar ' try and la aeknowlmlgisl to l>e wllliout a su- ' taln,*r rail ’ph- ne Canal HUl L. lo^b-ave Chicago for a miHuent. I ar.v he has l>cerll 2. al 10:30 p. m. at T. M. A. Hall. .M,'> GAIETY WILL BE COMPLETED. ftil thing. No lecturer ha. plelureil them I I ml., aVe U-gliinlng to look U|m>ii him niiieh a. Walnut strei'l. almplv dnuM'.'.l Into a moving pictave theatre al Ibi-.v vvoiibl a roiipiai clipper. Slartlng In isvil Msvor Grinsfead. of lenil.vl'le. Kv., on Marrffi varliio. iKimient. of b-laiire, and at a total coat vv It'll Klee’. Floating I'aiace. he went with the 24. slgne.1 the hill which will give the Gaiety for all the vl.lla of |M>rha|m two imrfiu-manre. Slielliy, Ibilman A llaiiilllon K. K. Sliovva In THEISE GETS GARDEN. people the power to complete the theatre. •f a mu.leal .how, I have Icaruc,! more than ISS1 and with the Big t'lilleil Statea Sliovva In 1 traveler ci.ild ace at the r,»t of th.Hi.aiMl. of IVCJ. King. Burke A Co. had him the pay I Madlsoa, Square Gartlen Roof will he operated The TTenry Family Theatre Com- •ollar. an4 anil IsivA smi King A Franklin I this coming summer by Mortimer M. Thelse panv Is now In Its twentv-seventh w^-ek of tha Fidlowing thta panegyric, and In cvnclu.lon. , foiiml Mr. Fagan to he a very valiialde man as I who ha-l charge ,>f tbe big roof the summer of season, anci according to Manager C. W. nenry, tha writer Juatiflea hla prcvllrllona

CHICAGO FILM EXCHANGE. EDISON. PU.VSt'ttV l.\.—Prasco\la, a Is-aullful Kiisslan HAKII 'IM IIK.VT.- .M.>s a ter. while rompliMc alsnit falls down a steep maniinoth ndl of bills. .Noticing Ikey's cuva embankment, and la reiidereil unconscious. Pra Ions Interest, the customer, who la a gambler, scovla coraKi'oilsly descends the daliKcriSIs ile- explains the large sums of ini>ney wiHi al lb* Plan for Censorship of Films Now in Harmonious and cllvlty and resciii's the luanlmati boy. The kov- Ksinldlng table by Ids secret mellnala, and gea ernor offers, as a token of his Kratitude. to eroiisly offers to "lei Ikey In" wheiM-ver he eaa Effective Working Order—Board of Censors Meet- Kraut her any nspiest. of osirse she asks fui'idsb snitielent capital. for tile ndease of her father. She otdalna tbe .Mr. and .Mrs. Klnki-iisleln praise Ikey for bis Kovernor's pardon and hastens to the is-ulteii business capacity, and Vloses, In leaving lb* Business Changes—Review of Current Films, Showing tlary. Her father la ndeasiil and all ends store. dP’iMi Ids wallet. Ikey tliida It. ’I".* well. leinptatbHi of "chance" cses iliscovers bis bs.s and nisln-a bark to money to buy medicine for it. and It rapidly the stt.iX' and tells Ilia wife and Isith are fiantlc graphically iMTfect. The title of each battle- Kcta worse. One day, a rich banker cmnes lu PROMISED INNOVATION BECOMES Heartsick, Ikey welids Ids way luick to tb* )-htp will Ih- kIiuwu In advance. Thla (deture the store to hate a suit of clothes made. The store. He sis-s a |sdleeinan talking with hi* EFFECTIVE. will be released aa soon aa copyrlKht la ac tailor born>wa some money fn>in him, kIvIok fallier —rsHiscleiiee stricken, he hides In a park cured. They also have a couipauiou picture, hini a promissory note. Smne time afterwanls, liiK casi' outside tin- ibsir. t.aken at Norfolk, Va., of the reception, and when the note iH-coinea dm-, the banker ile- Censorship of Films Instituted. I .Meanwhile tbe |H>|le<‘ raid tbe gaiidtllng street parade yti'en in honor of the bome-comlug mauds payment. Tbe tailor la unable to ctiiii- lle*‘t, leiutth NH» fi-et. hiHise. Tbe iniHiey and rhl|*a are shov>-d Inin * Aiming to ofTKet tlif opiHiKltion ki‘|>t up liy ■ ply with hts rn the banker The above company will |;o anywhere to make grill and glxen to Sauilio. tlie waiter. Mambo chun-ti H.iolt-tieit. rtc.. the Mollou I’lcturo I*at- , makes love to the wife of the tailor. Tlie eii a picture, or will fiirniah tbe place and do the i-iM-ais-s. I'.'ssing .Mism-s’ store he espies a iio FDts Company liat^ iuau^'uraten the fut Ida 111 luck llirmigh tin* case. With x Isloos of burglars. CroHorHlilp of procrania of I be Motion I’icturc IMPERIAL OPERA CHAIRS. .Mows calls baldly for help. Suddenly a lia^ Falrnia Company. Tbc latter iKianl la comiKiacil and she n-solvea. unknown to him. to itet the moiM‘y from the sale of their former issiwssloos fill of gris'iibaeks an- thr-ist from tbe raae of aiicb well-known cliiircb and ntucatlonal lead A new cataloKue has Juat Iw^en IsamHl by tbe Ikey Is llnally n-leased and tells hla parent* era aa Cliarlea SpraKue Smith, president of tbe linp<‘rial OiM-ra Chair Co., whose olllcea are lo¬ from the banker. He, In tbe meantime, has l>e- ciane stricken with remorse, and readily Kranta of the rntda-ry. hN brilliant iletertivr work, Peo,d“’a luatltutc. .New York; Kev. Walter cated at SoTe and IMMsi-Haiou of the iMiiiae a-scaut. Tlie Artist's Mislel'a Jeal¬ |a-ace n-lgua ooee mon- In tbe household. pany, and the Board of Consorabipa lielleve reiMirt excedllngly large sales. Thla company i ousy, Tlie Magic Camea. Toward the North Ylamma enters the kitchen to see a petidlar that tbe maniifacturera will no Iookim- prialuce also manufactures the Trainer Aaliestos Thea- | Pole. The-Traln Rotdiera. Fishing by Dynamite, thrown Ihniiigh the drway. Her protrat even aiiicKeatlve plcturea, aa the altiiatlon la tre Curtain. TTie Beggar's Daughter. TTie Parricide. Drama against such eoodiiet la Immediately over ruled now aimply one of demand and aiipply. TbIa In the Y’lllage, Gadbin. The Refract>»ry Sulside. by the at-rxant. who forcea her from the naan foea Into Immediate effect, and will be fcdlowtol Following la a review of some of the late j I.lly Amus<-a Himself, Tuhbiv's Terrible Pa|ia. arriving liiaue, voluuleera to "eia-rsct op with other reforms now under consideration. fllma, by leading manufacturers and dealers, for Troubles. Husband's Y’engeance, I Want a matters" aial atarta for lh^a<-ene of strife. En Repreaentatlvtw of the .Motion Picture Patents early release: j Mustache. The Blind Child’s Dog. The Good terlng the klirhen be fliols the gnax-r In tbs Company state; "AKitatora who are aeekinic BIOGBAPH. Y’Icar and many others of high merit. hamla of tbe tryant. Interfening. be liecomw leclalatlon atcalnat the picture show will find THE DIICNKARD’S KEFORMATlON.-^ohn that we have anticipated them and that tbeir the renter of attack. iK-lugt-d with Bour, b* Wharton, tbe husband of a true and trusting eacaia-s. efforts will no lonKcr lie retjuired. All we ask wife and father of an eight-year-old girl, ESSANAT. At tbe family "council of war" Riidget'* Is a fair teat of the reforms that thla com|iany thriaigh the assoelation of rakish companions baa Inatltuteil. which, of crairse, ran not be car¬ FOB LuY’E’S S.VKE.—Thla la an American discharge la deebleil. The discharge, passed tc liecomes addicted to the drink habit, and while story; tin- central figures of which are Annie, her thnaigb the der. the little girl shows him two tickets Soefiea 2 and 3 shows Agnes entering the poot- In etiosiiltatbai papa deeldea to nae "rats" CENSORS. for the theatre, begging him to take her. Af¬ ofllce, and posting the letter Juat aa Annie and aa a meana of tbe arrvant'a dlarharge. Bring ter some p*-rsnaslon he consents to g-o. The Bob enter. Annie's father, the postmaster, ing home a rage -r, saying be Is the thief, light, well ventilated and elean. Ihey thra-isighly enjoy the perlbais trip aa they i at tbe aaine time iinslnelng thi- package of b-l- "This movement make* what might lie said skid abaig tbe bottom of the mighty deep. the 'Renalss-nee' of tlie pletnre livliistry," THE pnt.ICEMAN.—Till* aerie* lllnatrate* ' ters. The constable arrvsta Bob and lake* him off to Jail. Agnea now areiiaes Annie to her Finally they arrive at tbeir destination and axld Mr. Itwlght MacDonald, general manager the perpetration of a practical Joke of a yonng when tliey rome mit of the boat Ihey are greet father. Annie admits ahe n|M-m-d Agm-s' let¬ of the Patents Company. "We are determined Isdy upon her lover. She vr|*lta the viffice of •-d by a lot of Urge polar hears. They theb ter. Tlie father eiiraea Annie and drive* her that the pletnre show shall he made Imfh safe, the siim-rintendent of the police and while there enter the palace of Jack Fn»l and here they tail of the house. moral and i-dneatbmal along lllx-r:-! line*. A* d-ns the uniform of an officer. Thu* atfireil are shown the misit prtifovind rovirtesy, and th* the movement Is so va«t. eff-eting a* If does she passes through the office where her lover, The aceiie* following ahow na how Annie, sight that greela Iheir eyi-a la Indeed marvelnvM both the .American and Etirop*-an mamifaetun-r* siso a friend of the *np»-rlntendent. la relating after leaving home. Iieeoou-a a ei-lebrated slug The Mlllr on<-s wltiiesa manv beautiful liallet* and the exhibitors of the enfli-e I’nlted States, 111* trouble*. er- bow Agnes, atrleken with rv-mors*-. confesa*-* showing all sort* of graceful tableanx wlilrk wholly satisfsetory results cannot he extieef<-d Dut on the street ahe la called upon to per¬ the theft of the |ett#-r; how Boli Is MIe-rsted flnalty groii|Mi Into «n*- large ensemble, fading In one dav. but they will lo-gln to show at once, form the duties of an offieer and thla gives rise from prison on her eonf<-**lon: liow Ibib m«s-t* awsv gradually, b-avltig na In aatonlaliment. and I think a few week* should see the picture to several very amnslnr Incldenta. his sw'i-etlM-art Annie mow- a grv-at singeri, and We next see the little ones being returned te (hows f«r Isyond tin- ms-d of sl1 drssfle meas¬ ATlvIng at her home after a nnmber of finally the ri-tiirn home of the lover*. I lo-d, ami aliortly after tbeir motlier and ntira* ures TTils mavement I* In earnest, and will be Irving experb-pee* she I* glad of the ripportnnitv earrled out." to change her attire and return the tmiihleavime uniform. .At the aiiperlntendent's vdfica ah# again THE H. LIERFR COMPANY MAKE meet* her lover and loth b-ave, happy again In PURCHASE. each other’* eompany. TRAINER’S

The n. I.letier fompany. of Imllanxp'-lls. one trRBAN-ECLTFSE. of the most ppimlnetit and P-IUI>1e of Western ttleo-r.- K'elne. 1 Asbestos Portable Moving film dealers, has Just piirehaseil the entire stock BENTTOT-ENT FYtl'I.OY'Fn.—Beneyalene* of and mi'si will of ilie Indlanap-i'is otfie*- of the eh*rset<-r depicted In thla *«-ie* of views the Kb-lne Dpll<-al Company (Krismlk Film 's seldom encountered and I* almtist wlthinit , Bervlcet aad with enlarced faellltb-s j-tid the PICTURE BOOTHS moat eUclent K*-rv lee will add to the former The emplover receives fila men with great high r'-gsnl In which the H. Lb-lier Company eordlalltv an 1 wh-n he learn* that each siiff-r* , haa been held. from iv-me psrtlcuUr aliment or malady he min Istei-s to their want* At nofin he has bineherm ' served to them and Isier grant* them leave of ASBESTOS CURTAINS COLUMBIA PHOTOGRAPH COM- absenee rrig they go to a nelglilKifing aaloon to PANY, PETERSBURG, VA. [dav card*. During the after-oon tli<-y threaten to go on Tlie American fleet In Hampton Roi'd*. IfifKi strike and sr» with d|ffle„t»y Ind'iced it, p-maln SEND FOR BOOKLET flthortr-e»d make the serle* very after girdling the GIoIk-. will be the bottle of chamiiagne tiroken ii|sin the bow of the new amusing and entertaining motion picture enteriirls.' launched at Peters 4* bnrg. Va.. under the name of Colnmlda I’lioto- AP.ABTAN HOnvpMFN’ A verv evHtIng ^ C. W. Trainer graph Co., with E. D. Macfee, Jr., general series of elnems'tigrsnhle rb-w* iffiowlng the manager. habit* and riisfom* of the Araldan lurf-semen The alMive motion picture waa taken nnder end giving a gowt demonstratpm of their re- Manufacturing Co. a eoiiiraet with tlie Govemmant. frvim a aiieelal msrVaMe *HH In the saddle. tug Iniaf ftimished them for the pnrfiose. Tlie The maneuver* IncnmU-nt ntmn rmitlng reJ»-1 80 PEARL ST., BOSTON, MASS. picture I* alHHit 7

com* III to awakcB Itirui and It la an Intrn'at' lownl by two gantlaman. Tba latter aaalug ttie I lag alur; IihIiwI lliat itH*; liaTi* to tfll almut IHdlcrutan tall tbam what bap|iana<| and aak tbalr wuoilorful rtiirrlrui.* |u Ibc lain] of dmI. them to rhaoa tba tram|ia. Inataad of doing ♦ Ibla tba two frlgbtauail glrla run away In the TIIK I'lllMl or TIIK KKUIMKNT.—Ilurlng o|i|Miwlta dlractlou. Koiiiidlng a corner they a grrat war IIh< Inlialiltaula of a rlllagr an* run Into a iiillknian. On tbalr mad rirnb they rnii Into Ilia baker, they oTartiirn the nawa- Outdoor Amusements ttrirkm with tlii* ilffadnl iilagiii* and lirro wr aao a uiao and wiMiian who liavr riMitrarlMt tb* iMrya diatrlbut'ng tha morning paia-ra. they run gxadijr dlNraao taking llu'lr lllllr rfalld and Into laditra and gentleman coming home from atartlug for a plan* outal.b* of tlir liifrrti-d tba ball. All thaae lo turn ebaae tbr maa- aiair, wbrn* tin*/ riiiwt lo w*rk more •‘Slrli'ni •luaradara who try to reach biHua. At laat airdical aid. Aa Iht-jr tnidgr ahmg tin* rp tbi-lr rouragr until aah-ap on tba ate|> and another one aalaap lean¬ Iboy n-arb tlirlr drat Ilia I Ion, lint IIm> diaraar ing on tha talagrapb pk aid for and give them a giaal MMind tbraablng wblla hla littir oar. tnidgiHi on with tbr rhild lo bla tlia two young ladiaa look out of tbe window in Outdoor Amusement Management. anna, hut lirforr going far, hr tiai, falla a hugely enjoying tbe Joke. Tirtiui and la rom|M-lh.il to glra up tbr light ♦ and lying down hrahir tbr road paaora away, TIIK OrAKDI.N'G ANGKI..—Tbe nnrae brtnga laavtug tbr littia tut aluoa to faco tha ruuao- the Utile baby to her mother to klaa her g'Met- ^UrniH-a. bya. Hha than placaa tha baby lo tbe carriage NOTES FROM GRAYBILL AMUSE¬ llshtsl himself firmly aa au amusement caterer Wr urit arr tbr rblld aa abr romra along tha and nt-nda tha little oua away In charge of the MENT COMPANY. with the fair patrons and the othcers of the aa (uuutr)' road hwking for aoniruur to takr tha maid. sociatioii, and bla exhibitions will be aure of a ptara of bar drpartnl |Min-ola. and aftrr a On a bigh ptdnt 'In tba park overlooking tbe glad welcome fpim visitors. Wc will o(>eD ocr fourth carnival scaaon near loug and tirraoinr trip abr waudrra Into a elty near a precipice alta tba maid, reading. Win. Kopp's famous band of 35 muaiciana. New York City on Satunlay, May 1, under very aoldlrra' ramp. Imninllatrly uiain wring bar Neat lo bar atanda the baby carriage. Suddenly and Mlsa Wllmlne Hammann, the favorite ao atroog auapicea. The aeaaon, which Includes tbr brara frlluwa rrallard bar prrrarliaia piail tha carriage all|M away—tiown the preclidce. pram) soloist, has also been engaged as a special up to September IS. baa te-en virtually booked tlon and pirkliig tbr walriHiir lIttIr atrangrr up The maid nina to tbe rttek'a edge. S^lng tba musical feature. aolld through New Jeriwy. New York, and a few Ibry gira tbrro rbrara and adufit bar aa tbalr carriage on Ita dirwnwanl path aha dropa to tne tow'ua Id Bennaylvanla, all beneflta and all ten- griHiud faintingly. At tbe taittom of the iirac- maarut. day atanda. Wc do all our own liookiiig during Iplea la a g.v|iay ramp. Tba guarding angel THE SAN ANTONIO INTERNA¬ ♦ the winter, and except for one or two changes, WIIAl.K riMlII.SO.—Thla Intrrratlog plrtnra hahl lla iirolacting band over tbe rblld and TIONAL FAIR. which clrcnmataneea aometimea rvaiulrv. the [ waa takrn on a whairr and glrra iia a trlvM giildnl her aafaly Into the gyiaiy ramp. The route la In reality all laid out and booked before ' Idaa of tbr prriloiia aotrn.rlaa which wbro gyi>w|ea iiulckly take the little girl In their w-e leave our wintenpiarterw In Norrlatown. I’a. | rirwrd from a afairtlng ataiidiadnl arama to lent, change tha clotbaa and throw the baby The gates of San Antonio’s Great Inter-Na- • hit ayatem of working la aoinewhat different tlonnl Fair will o|>en on November 11, and thv tia all that ona with atawtliig priMdlrltlra could rarrlaga Into tbe nearby atraam thna creating from other carnival organizations, in that from | fair continue until November 21. dralrr. Tbr Oral plctiirr ahoa a tbrm algbllug a tba Impraaalon aa If tha baby baa bean drowneil. the omallest concession to tbe largest attrac- j That tbe finest horses, cattle, sheep and Poul big fallow rolling armin.l In tha wairr, and The uiirHe atlll In a dead faint baa been found fbm, everything Is operated on a percentage try of Mexico and Texas will be ou view, U tbr whairr atarla In luiraiilt. grttlng tbr bar- by the park guard. She tella him what hap- basis, with a meal man In attendance aelllng { already assured. It Is also known there will poi« ready. Whan thry gat within rrarb they pena.1 and thay tmth nin down to tha river’a tickets. It thus presents an ap|>earance of a . be a large increase of Agricultural and com Bra and hit tha monatrr aiul br daahra off eilga where they find Ibe carriage which they pureI.T locally run affair, which means dollars mertial exhibits. dragging tlia rraaid Ir-hlnd. hut It la only a bring home lo the unfortunate mother, who Ufion to cents against working otherwise, especially i In order that nothing objectionable on thak «faorl tinir lM.forr bla atrrngtb glvra out: br la hearing tha ead newa Blaa at the girl in a fran¬ for concewsiona. all of wblcb are exclusive. Tlie : will offend In the slightest the patrons of this than rapiiirad and ilraggcl to abora. It la a tic rage. same apidtea to shows ami riding devices, each I year’s fair. Chairman J. W. Vance haa signed great aigbt and <>aa which la wall worth wit The gyi*lea take tbe glrl’a clothea and hide partly controla bla particular line of businea*. naaalng. lo aaa him la-Ing dragga.! up on tha them In Ibe hollow of a tree while tbe angel contracts with Frank P. S|s-lIuiaD to furnish all the free and paid amusement devlees. shows laml whara ha la dlaraamla-rr<|. Tlila niooatrr •tanda guarding over tbe little rblld. free from any opposition, am.ther Innovation etc. Tbe fair grounds themselves are to lie in maaaura.1 flx fart and walghad 172.Mil peratlng moving pictures, hnlldlngs adiled to those already on the gnniiid. T4.U7:i iMMinda. tbr oil Ml,524 pouuda and tbr yaara old. aella for them. Bualneaa la goml aa Bna S.7(i3 iHwinda. arervlaaly buva of Mary whoae charma are something which the rfiad show Is ‘•up against” and a larger floor space given to exhibitors. In every town, sometimes ten and twelve strong, One lit the leading concert hamls of this con captivating. tTherever ahe goen ahe la protect¬ ♦ and nsiially with a five-cent admission. We will tinent Is to furnish dally roncerts. making Olbar lata Patba Kran-a flima ara: Ilia T.aat ed bv the gnanling angel. lllualoo ll.Hia, l,arry. Tha I.lmit for l>rl|yary: In her aleeti the angel appeara lo Mary and hereafter, combine our electrical theatee. show¬ them a leading feature of each day's program Old Aunt ilanna'a Cat. Krwara ikf KtII (urn- nhowa her In a vlalon how »he bad la-en found ing moving pictures, with mir glass suow. and oaolona: Kerry l,aaa a tjuaru. Tha Martina Laaea by gypalea and where they pot the clothea give a glass souvenir to each patron. Giving the Huma for a Weak. wMeh ahe wore. The angel appeara on another two shows in one. with all the features of SPELLMAN AGAIN ELECTED. each tod under the capable management of Mr. night. Findley Braden, we evis-ct to make good, ea- ▼ITAOBAPH. The third night the angel again appeara. At a recent meeting of the Southern Stata waving to Mar.v. "Follow me.” The angel fSH-ially with Col. Jukes at the glass show. riMMOlKN or TMK n.AINS.—Thla U an Prof. Wayno's Flea Tlieatre will no doubt Fair Circuit Managers. Frank P. .S|>elliiian gulden Mary to the hollow of the tn-e. Mary was again unanimously chosen to furnish all aplaiMla of phutaar daya. An anilgrant train la linda her clothea. locket and chain and while the prove very Interesting, hut onr big feature la aarn wandlug Ita way acnaui tha plalna. Tha the amusements for the Southern Circuit. In a vlalon dlaapp>-ara. Mary wrapa all In a bundle tbe I»wande and Wilson's CIrens. which baa party roo»Uia of a mothar and bar two Iltlla way his success this year against strong op|K>- and quickly retuma borne. played In part over all tbe leading vaudeville glrla. ona four jraara. tbr oihar two or thn-a clmilts. TTiere Is a good repertoire of animal, sHlon was the reward of virtue, hla last sea Marv tella the gyi>a1ea how ahe heard of her son’s organization while one of the largest of yaara ojilar. tha drlvar and acoiit rhllng In a.I- parenta and of the appearance of the angel. grisiml and aerial acts, and will work under ■ ramT and a guard of two or thraa pialnaman. Its kind, b-'lpeil In doing away with all that Then they decide to bring Mary to her real !>0-foot round top with Wi foot middle pieces. after they bare paaMtl a certain p aa an anny acout. , with the last year's Sis-IIman experience that he mind to give her up becauae they loved Mary We never carry a free attraction. While thla beating .leapatchaa, coma* op and tclla that In ma.v seem strange to some, we believe It de 1 was chosen this year almost without debate. ao. they aald. . . . Blana are on tlirlr trail. lie promlwa to a«‘nd rrsets from the paid attraction, and has a Mr. Spellman ppimlses many bright, clever n-e parenta are overjoyed to have found again novelties and new sa-nsatlons; In fact an or¬ aid from the fort aa <|nlrkly aa (Mnwllda and their little daughter. Mary, however, doea not tendency to draw a lot of dead om»s. ami under raparaIlona for a harrlcaiia are at .oca twguo. strong ansplcs-a, there Is sufficient drawing power ganization compofs-d wholly of new featun-a and f wlnh to lom* tbo old co«n>i<» tntt Ideas. 0 a abort time tba Indiana appear and anr were givod to her all theoe years and ahe. there- attached to tbe attractions. comblnels and attractions, and thla In place of W. L. Hale, who resigned. Mr. yearn later wa find tba name young lady gallop¬ TIIK SETTI.KMKXT WORKERS.—Thla U a department la nnder the management of Mr. , Pinlley la an estimable gentleman and will nc ing OTar the plalna. An Indian cornea upon bar, atory of a man'a regeneration thnaigh love. In- Wm. Wright. doubt give satisfaction in his new piailtion. dallrera a meeaaga, which altera bar couraa ami Our Philadelphia office. 38.11 I-ancsater avenue, \ troducinc everv-day phaee* of life In New lora a ayantnally leada to bar capture. In the Indian will he closed April 5. Previotia to that time. i great alum diatrict. The attidlea. ncenea. en rlUaga to which aba la taken, aha la aalactatl by the manager. Mr. J. Victor Grayhlll. can be ! vlroumrnt and detail are of the moat Intercwtlng CARNIVAL NOTES. one of the braran for bin a<|uaw. TTia woman addroaaed there. Our permanent address la wbo la left to guard her, idiaarraa a locket on nature, and true to life. N’orrlst.-mn. Pa., oc en route as per route in ; 4> The John R. Smith Shows have been her neck anti by It rectignlBaa In bar, her long Tffie Billboard during season. loot alater. They decide to eocapa. cut a allt INFANT TERRIBl-K.—The picture opena with playing South Carolina all winter. The r-vm In tha back of the tent ami atari for the mill a parlor acene. the young lady of the hottav- pany now consists of Old Plantation. Mechanical tary laiat. The eaca|>a In nhortly after iletected , waiting for her aweetheart to call. The young BRADDOCK HEIGHTS PARK City, Museum of Living Wonders. Eva. Society by tba Imllann hut too lata to prarent tha glrla ; brother, who la about acven ycara old. dccldca to CHANGES HANDS. Theatre. Indian Animal Show. Ocean Wave. Ve¬ from reaching the fort. The yotiiig la.ly la wel¬ have aomc fun. So waiting for hla alater a netian Swings. Merry-go-ronnd ami alswit thirty ; aweetheart. he decldea to place a rope comed by bar aoldlar birar to w booi aba prenenta The Braddock Heights Casino Company. Inc., i concessions. Prof. Race In his flying trapese bar alatar. the hall, and when the vlaltor enters Iw la act. Is tbe free act. The executive staff is aa ' tripped by name, and falla heavily to tbe floor. has taken over from the Frederick and Mid¬ dletown R. R. Company all the amusement fea¬ follows: John R. Smith, proprietor and man¬ ♦ 1 lla gets to hla feet and apologlies to the young ager: H. G. Spence, secretary, and Robert H. TIIK WIMIIIRN IXniAN.—Two raggedy- tures at the raProsd company’s park at Brad- ; ladv for being ao awkward. Poarch, press agent. looking tramiw ara oaan riMnIng tiown the atieet We nevt aec tbe little fellow, who ban dla- dock Heights. Marvland. i In tha raeldiBlIal occtlon Tliey atop In front civvered the diide'a cane and decldea to aaw It In fnder a lease from the Railroad company | The Dan Ruiok Amusement Co., now of tha hotiaa ami aak for final. Tha lady re- . two .kfter be la through with thla atnnt he they are crectli-e a casino building, which will : organizing at I.aGrange. Ind.. will open the funaa. orilcm them away and aa they go. duck* decldea to have more ^In hy t-mptylng a pitcher he the largest of its kind In the State, outside j season May 24. They will carry fp>m eight to t^ni with a pall of water. At tha neat biwiaa of Ice water Into the dnde'a allk hat. lie then of Baltimore. ten ahowa. three riding devices. Ferris wheel, they ara aintt rafueail and a bulldog U Bi>t upon geta the opportunity that be baa het-n waiting The Casino will he two stories high. On the | ocean wave and their own merry go-round. M. tbam At laat they meet with aiicccaa. the for. Aa the dude la on hla knwa pn'poaing to first fl-w will he six bowling allevs. with Ssmaya. casting act. will be the free attraction. woman giring them a ham hone and a bundia hla alater. the little fellow nina up behind him spaee for iwo additional alleys. If neeilml. I Billy Todd’s Military Rand of ten pieces wlU of clotbaa. I'lion ofx-nlng the package It l« and pulla the nig out from under him and he Tl'e seconil storv will he devoted to pvller I also he a feature. found to contain an old I'rlnc*- Albert coat, light again givea to thv* fl^svr. Thla la t-av much for skating, the size of the floor h«'1ng 14t>x.V>. panta. an old allk hat ami an Indian coatiime. .A firak-clasa cafe will he conductt»d. and the Major Chas. Gantz, the diminutive tbe dude, ao he decldea to leave the hmiae. In man. weighing thirty poumla. but mentally Canning to the bualneaa aactb»n they notice a doing ao he dlacovera hla cane baa been aawed he|idHc will be operated thnsighotit the en¬ aign In front of a atora, anmainclng that It will tire year. strong, wss a Billboard caller on March ifl. In two. He then niah<>a for hla hat and to The Major has returneil from a trip to Cuba, abortly hr o|ianed aa a llrat clnaa cigar em¬ hla aurprlae laeelvea a g-sxl ducking when FTom the ohaervatory at Braddock Ilelghfa porium ttne of the liidMaw geta an Idea. To the view extends Into four S’stes. via.. Mary¬ with his manager, .A. N. Connell, where ha placing It *111 hla hcalf aa the Indian, while the chum pula on woiibl !»• aafe when her othe*- eallera came make the Casino the gstherlng point for a very tower performance, the one which wss featured tha other clothea. n-|>p-acnta hliiiai-lf aa an In the evening. Thla did not aatlafy the little large territory. several years by the S«-lla Rpia.-Fop-jiaugh Clr •giyit. g.a-a to the cigar atora. InlPaliin-a hlm- fellow, and aa ae.la In dlaiMwIiig waa twit of htsl an.l we neM see him ellmhing MOZART PARK ASSN. NAMES Dl- Raby Jim, the fat man, opened hIs af tha Indian llgupv lie Ih.-n retiirna lo the thrisigh the trana.im ami down to the parl.v. ham. Ilnila an old crate Into which he packa hla RECTORS. 1!>np season st Natchez. XINs.. during the Mardt walling for hla alater'a nevt vlaltor. Gras celebration. This season Jlnimle Is nn friend An axpn-aa wagon la halleil ami the lie ileelilea to get a large pan of water and crate la dellrariNl to the cigar atora. i»tien«-d and The stockhivlders of the Movart Park Associa¬ der the management of Jos. Schb-berl. and la placea It under the divan, and aa the visit.w touring the country with the J. Geo. Loos Shows the figure placml In |M>all|on After CiHiahlerable eipera. he la alsait to be aeatcti when the little tion. Wheeling. W Va.. held their annual meet¬ tPMibla the Indian la aatlafactorllv ba-ntisl and f..||ow pulla the illvan and .air dude frien.l ing Ti'esdav evening. March 2.T. and electeil the Carl Ned’s Concert Band and Or¬ *ilr re<-al*ca bla nionev ITic cigar man falla Into the pan of water. He gi'ta to hla following hrstmann. John manager of the Greater South* rn Shows for the a« takea a haniiner an.l pna-r.-da lo drive a m>w- enters and eatchea hla little s.'n w-h.> Iiaa Kohm an-l rhr:s Kalhitzer. The hoanl form¬ nail thriMigb the Indiana fia.l. A( thla the season of llhz). Tlie Southern Shows oj-en In la-en plating the trieka of the evening .ai hla erly ctvislsie.l of eleven memls-rs hut has been tramii Iimcii nia m-rve enllp-lv and kicka the Knoxville. Tenn.. .April 10. daughtev'a gueata He placea the la.l over hla psIuctNl t.i five, Mr. Honr.v Ben has been reap- ppHiiiclor The llg la np and both tramiw atari kniaa „n.1 givea him a g.aal spanking, and again polntemlsea to be a Johnston! will close her enesgi-iu-nt with tha Ing the corner they run Into the anna .»r two bett<-r la>v In Ibe fiilure, Cosmopolitan .Shows .March '27. .Miss Bamiim IMillcanien. who lead them an ay amidat the BLUE GRASS FAIR NOTES. will r»-tum to her home in Detroit, Mich , for i Chaera of the Jolly crowd ♦ Another aplen.ll.l film by Sellg la Four iViae rosf. M.-n of Hobblnat llle. 1 Ike the waning m:iny clo.sed ib-r b'gal aulh.irlty, w.a-k t.igether f.-r the en emlliig August 14. the gn-vt.-sf ever. He has the winter s<'ascn at Fort AA’orth. Texas. .Alarch IIKI.I*' I'lii ifK' .\ voung lady vtalla her s f.us-c .*f men atr-s.lv w.>rklug ou the gpsinds mend an-l Invll.-a her to a niaa,pii-rade hall f.anvmenl of the lawa f.tr the proti-etlon of our 21. Thi-> will n-ois-n May .'1. umler the man fiah a'l.l game In iii.a-f a.a-tlons of the .-.sin and hulMIugs. making manv n-vtlee-'lde tnipnwe- agcnii-nt of IS. L. C.irroll. ments. Tha* life an-l n-sl "stuffing'' of the latllcenii.n aial vUII the frv aelning la Illegal f.w It la well kn.ovn that all where they make event will N-. of course, the h-v-s*- ami cattle Kd. E. I.onsr, formerly press apeni • big bit Willi III., glrla the n.-ta lake isit enorimma .piantltb-a of fis'i an.l If all.'Wi-il w.sibl a.»>n d.-plele ever.t lake evhlhlt. at I the sm-cf-ieul-ir hlg'- class shows with the J. G*-orge I>sis Shows, Is now ahead ^1 ^ A M Tbe I ..iiitg la.Ilea an» on their to Is- furii.she-1 the assplc;-1 .Auius*>nu-nt Company, playing • ai boiiic Two trsMif.^ r.w’. pist tlii.in f.»l Ii'.>nllniie.l i*n par.* 44 I Spellman. l.ast season Mr. S|S'Ilnian esfah- AA'est Mississippi dates. 16 e B APRIL S, 19W

If thU( plan were followed generally througliuut the United Rtatea, li w’ould undoubtedly contribute to the benefit of the amueement prufettalon I In the first place, it would eradicate the moat serUms and substantial cause* ' for opposition on the part of such Journals as Collier’s, The Indies' Homr ! Journal and The Literary Digest, which have been moat active In exciting public opinion and civic legislation against billboards. It would, further¬ more, elevate the esteem in which the theatre Is held by those whose modesty Is sometimes offended by the advertising displays. The wise showmen of the ' country are beginning to wake up to the fact that censorship of posters U not only desirable, but Is nece.ssary to their own best welfare, and they . themselves will. It Is believed, before a great while has elapsed, make a I concerted effort toward the establishment of a general and uniformly ap- ■ proved censorship. W. H. DONALDSOri ManagingrE>litor. E>litor. I It seems somewhat remarkable that the Important state of PennsylvanU PUBLISHED WEEKLYfEEKLT AT ’ ha.s never had a State Fair. It Is further Interesting that a bill Is now before 416 Elm StreeL Cincinnati,nnati, OhioOhio, USA.U. 8. A. I legislature of that state, providing for the establishment of such an * ' enterprise. In the columns of last week’s Issue of The 'Laiag Distance Telephone. Main 2769. Cable Address (i(registered) ^ulyboy. ! Pennsylvania Dlllboard. we reproduced all the articlea of this bill —— --— -■ Slate Fair They are now being considered by the legislators of the NEW YORK. LONDON, ENGLAND. i Prolwbillty. Mcystone State, having been favorably paa.sed upon by Salt* I>. Holland Itiilldlns. 1440 Broadway. ITU TWni. rh.mh..r. I* c i approprU11 ons committee, and It Is more than prob- Telepbone Central 10.30 Bryant. ^ I able that the bill will be passed by both branches of the state law-making ma- DADie cDAKiec j chlnery and signed by the governor who. It is generally believed, favors CHICAGO. PARIS, FRANCE, , Inauguration of a State Fair. 007 MO Betilller RIdg., 10.3 100 Randolph Street. 121 Rue Muntmartre. | It |s not quite Clear why Pennsylvania has so long delayed giving serious Telephone C/e«tral 60.34. j consideration to this important factor In her agricultural and commercial SAN FRANCISCO. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. ; development. County and district fairs, there are, which have not the Rni 2. 1430 Ptllniore Street. Caiedonlsn Bldg., Office 264. Post Office Place, support and co-operative influence of the state Itself. In other states, the " - ~~ fairs that are held under the direct auspices of the State Boards of Agrl- ____ . culture, and which are In a measure institutions endowed by the statee Address all conununica.ions for the editorial or business dipartments to iiKtiinn r" themselves. have proved to be of Infinite value and importance in the amell- Ttie Billboard Publlablng CompanVe _g 4-^orriP _ oration of agricultural, manufacturing and commercial conditions. ' The fair, as an institution, is a growing enterprise. It Is educational It. Subscription, 64 a year; 6 months, 62; 3 months, 61. Payable in advance. V . r'ayeoie m advance. facilities It affords for the comparison of products. The amusemeni No extra charge to foreignforeign subscribers. feature, with which, of course. The Billboard’s readers are most deeply cents per line, agate measurement. Whole page, $140; half, interested, while merely incidental and subservient, we firmly believe thai pag^. the show feature Interpolated Into f'.e agriculturaJ fair program, has been _ _ just as important as any other factor In effecting the wonderful growth and aad Canada, which art supplied by the American Newt Co., and its brsnches. SSIIfJr.’:When not on inore-lng^ mnuenoe» n-i. .h»t th,j. f..r ha.no" aeM-ved • U K' • therefor.., » ’ Incontbeh, salssale pleaMplease notify this offic*^ 1 upon each of The Billboard s readers Intere.sted In this line of amusements Remittances should be made by poitHiffice or express mosey order, or registered letter i contribute his modicum of Influence toward bringing about the establish- eddreseed or made payable to The Billboard Publishing Company. ! ment of a State Fair for Pennsylvania. TbsThe editor can not undertake to return unaolicited mannscript; oorreapondenta should keep oepy. \; This may be done in numerous and varied ways. Citizens of the various Whsn it is necessary to wire ua instructions and copy for adTortiacmenti, groat taring in communities represented in the legislature may be induced to Inten-SI in# matter of telegraph tolls may bo bad by recouraa to the Donaldson Cipher Code. themselves In the project, and indifference may be superseded by a real Entered as Second-Class Matter at Poat-office, CincinnaU, 0. desire to have their .«tate establish an Institution similar to those that have ■ been of such vast benefits In other commonwealths. Tlvelr Interest will a...... a- ...... __.... . a • . a - a. ! Induce them to communicate with their representatives In the legislature Indicated on the printed wrapper. Kindly through this legitimate process, which partakes In nowise of the Invld-

ALL COMPLAINTS of non-rocoipt of Th. Billboard or change, of addroa. sbonld bo made : ? k direct to the publication office, 416 Elm Street. Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will receive prompt j can not possibly be detrimental in any way, may be brought about, attention—and not to any branch office or agent. When notifying ua of changei of addrota, give ; old at well at new addrota. | - No advertiaement meaturing leaa than live linei accepted. -—— — ■ — ; The moving picture situation presents many phases, not the least Inter NOTICE TO ADVERTISEES—Tho Billboard’, adv.rti.ing patron, will gr.atly ohlig. by : ^ hich Is that most Closely Identified with the exhibitor of the aondins in the copy for their advertiaementi ti early as convenient, initead of waiting till the big cityCity theatre. laat moment. All ada receivod early in the week wifi receiveree«ive preferenc*preference in petition and diiplay.ditplny. Is it a permanent form of amusement? Will public In - - — " - ■ - -^_---- From the terest continue or will It lapse? F.xhibitor’s The LONDON ERA iti. on ..I.tale at The Billboard office.office, CincinnaU.Cincinnati, Okie.Okio. Prica, untan canucanta porpar Exhibitor’s From our own observation, we feel justified In declaring aopy.oepy. ThaThe Billboard may be had in London at thathe office of The Era. MewpolnLViewpolnL that the motion picture theatre, as an iruitit Ution, ha.s Ite — -— - ---! biggest success ahead of It, and that Its popularity will en¬ dure for an Indefinitely long time. Saturday,Saturtlay, April S,3, 1909. I But It will be the showman, the man of wide experience In the amuse __——^^==^==:^= i luent business, or of innate genius and ability In this line, who will continue I in prosperity. Already we hear the complaint that competition Is reducing Through the verdict rendered by Justice Sloss, mouthpiece for the ! profits and that there Is danger of Its eventually eliminating them entirely Supreme Court of California, the amusement interests of that state and of- uj, take a retrospect of theatrical and eircus history. There was s the entire country (as well as the commercial interests, with which we have , tinie. not very many years ago, when local theatre men predicted an uttei to deal only In an indirect and general way) have been ma- ■ failure of the business because of the strength of the competition existins Bill|>osting terially promoted. The case was that of Varney and Green, . therein. Instead, however, this very competition has been the means of In billposters, against the City of San Jose, which bad ■ increasing the popularity and perpetuating the prosperity of the business < Alifornla. Issued an ordinance prohibiting the maintenance of billboards illustrations are scarcely necessary. Every reader of this article can look within its corporate limits, and which directed the town- around him and draw his own mental comparisons, marshal to tear down and destroy all the billboards and hoardings within » » .w • « • • . . .w . . .v. .w . _ . the prescribed territory. The court’s decision, as voiced by Justice Slo.ss. circus field, a slmlly complaint to that of the theatre mat. overrules Judge Welch, of the circuit court, who had enjoined the billposting ! enterprising pioneers of the railroad show corn- company from Interference with the process of demolition, and from the p^enced to add anotl^r ring to the big top performance and a few anImaU erection of billboards In East Ban Jose ' menagerie. The circus man who was not able to look sufllclentlj The following paragraph, from the opinion. presenU the Supreme Court’s , ^ most pe^lmlstlc view of the situation. He complained tha. decision succinctly public was being spoiled, that their demands for a bigger show, growing ! out of the standards set by the mf.st enterprising, would culminate In unl- Bvaring In mind that the orflinanre (idea not iiuns.rt to have any relation to the protection of versal disaster to clrcus proprietors. They averred that Increasing expenses paaaerahy from Injury hy r.aw.u of ni.snfe atriictiirea. to the .llminiitlon of hazard of Sre or to; consequent tO the enlargement of the show, would eliminate the profits and the prvTentlnn of in'D.oral dlerila.vs, ve And that the one xrotind iiiK.n which the Town Council j •_ »_ m. way he thought to have actod |h that Hie appearance of hllllKiarda ts. or may be, ofTenalve to the | Involve cIrcus In ruin. It Is needless to lllustnate the falTlblllty of th aigbt of [K-rwina of refined ta«te. That the promotion of ae»th.-tlr rd "No case has b^n clted^ I towns, to be successful, will be compelled to give long, merltorloua says the Court of Errors and Apieals of New Jersey In City of Tassalr vs. Ivtemf.n. etc. Co., 62 ...ni on.* All. "nor are we asare of any ease which bolda that a man may tie deprived of bla property h*- i And expensive programs. Thclr patronage will lie In proportion. Th* esuae his tastes are not thoss of his iielghN.rs. Aesthetir considerations are a matter of luxury ; picture theatre In the Suburban dl.strlet and smaller town will OCCUpy th* Wd Indnlgeuee rather than of ms-easliy, and It I* n«-eesslty alone which Juatlflea the exerelae i relative position that the small circus docs In Its field, of the {Hilice iiower to take iirirate projH-rty sitbout com|M-nsalluD. ^

In view of the wide Interest manifested In thi.s particular case and the ! - zealous efforts of such infiuential journals as Collier’s, The Literary Digest i and The Ladle.s’ Home Journal, to prejudice the court against the case of rapidly as the evolution of the moving picture tiuslness has permitted the plaintiffs In this particular bearing, as well a.s against the Indu-stry of order is being brought out of chaos. NV hen It Is recalled that this popular bnipo.sting in general, the verdict constitutes a dl.«tinct and gratifying victory, ►amusement has been featured hut a few short years, and that the phenomenal Nor will the result be limited to the case In point. It will serve as a growth has prevented the enforcement of many salutary precedent and materially affect future legislation with regard to billpo.sting i Tcnsorlng restraints. It Is to the credit of manufacturers sad exhibitor* not only throughout the state of California, but In other parts of the Moving that these reforms are now being Instituted with such ener- country where there Is local oppu.sltlsn to this most venal and harmless of Pictures. getlc promptness. indu.stries. I 'The success of this business, ns nf all others. Is dependent _ ! on popular favor. That objectionable flima, depleting forma of vice calcu- 1 lated to breed tbeir kind have been too frotiuenlly shown, goes wllhoui At Paterson, N. J., instead of attempting to prohibit the erection of bill- saying. During the past week, drastic orders have been lanusd by offlclal* boaids, generally', a board of censors bus been appointed for the consideration ' of many large cities that pictures showing kidnaping scenes be barred. W* of all pictorial and printed posters to be displayed in that city. The first commend these guardians of piitdlc morals for their seal, hut at the asm* meeting of thU board was held last week and could scarcely | time can not grant them that meed t>f praise they evidently seek. Fact Is O'nNorKliip be called a .success, but the step was In the right direction, they have been too tardy In manifesting real Interest In Ihs prevention of -Of and w'e trust that it will grow In popularity and Influence J unwholesome pictures, and now that they have clear sailing, are exploiting Posters. aa time progres.ses. i their solicitude. I.et It be understood that the moving picture petiple long The object of the censorship la to eliminate objectional, 1 since began their own house.cleaning and, as If to further assure iJte piibllr obscene and lasclv’lous posters from the billboards In Paterson. The rules ; of good faith and determlnallon, the Motion Picture Patents <’omi*any ha* governing this censorship are broad and liberal enough to satisfy the most established a board of censorahlii l<» iiasa iii>on every film sent out liy ll» captious, and It is only to be hoped that the men constituting the board of i members, and to bar from exhibition every picture which might prove oiijec- censorship are ajt broad as the principles which are to govern their actions 1 tionable. The same aetlvlty seems to irevall In the ranks of the Indeitend- For Instance: No scenes depicting murder, bloodshed or extreme violence] ents, who are pledged to assist In giving the motion filcture litialness a moral In any form will be tolerated, while the question of obscenity is to be left j uplIH, and eatabllah the same as a i>o|ni1ar entertaining, educational force, entirely to the judgment of the censoring board ’ second to no other Influence In the community. RINGUNG SHOW AMAZES NEW YORK Nine Thousand People Throng Madison Square Garden at the Season’ March 25th, and Proclaim the Show the Best Ever Seen

No Untoward Event to Mar the Performance that is the Very Personification of Sensationalism

By FRANK WINCH INOKI.NU New York R aide. It la a menagerie In the fulleat concep¬ and said: "What do you think7" and that's the l>e«l rlrruo 1: ever tjail. That proa clowns are funny In all that the word means. tion of the world. Clean I'wklng keepera In¬ alssit the wisest answer a wise man could make. Jules Tumour and AI. .Mlaco also helped la tbff lar «aa krpl. Mot- tbuuaaod rorlferbun telligently tell yon what you are lotiking at. Out of a galaxy of stars that would make tha laugh getting. .Now comes James Dutton riding a|>ertal»rs »bu alormeU Maa«t approached tbe smallest envy. We all know the funny, or at least for Xrara tba; trlaff aoil joara tbay failed and alpacaa, rop.tbaruo, monatela, aiika. craneo, nuniliers the RInglings offer. Believe tba laughable, scene a goisl actor can make of a tuat tbat ouiubar of frmn Manbattau waa da- pandaa, criM-odllea. IIm-x, camala, yaka. Iwwra. writing or not—Just this thing remember—see dninken character on the ordinary stage. 'Wa aled wltuexaliig arenlc eotartaliiaeot In Ita au- xebua. leofiarda. Ibioa, cblmpauaee. buffaloes, the show and you'll doubt your own senses— have laughed many times at Billy Reeves, "the wrlatlva ilerrea. Br abeer foit-a of frit the tigera. pantbera. tapirs, pytbona. sebraa. gnua. Just as every other hard-flsted, frost-heade*! original dmnk.” We thmight him without blQklluca fort-ed tbair war la—It'a a neeillana giraffes, kanganaw, amua. bocka. kixHlfaja, wal- New Yorker did. There Is a wide range of comparison—he is—at least lie shouldn't ba freeave to aa; that New York •III now forra riia. ami so on to au andlaas Hat—this la but acts to choose from, the best of these It would compared In this instance—there'a no compart- bem to Btay Id. Tboae wbo knew the Klag- a iMirtluo. tie fisd-hardy to pick from clown to artists, soo—Rohlldello la as mneh fnnnier as black la Uaga mere aauguloe tbat tbe abow would be a Twi» ho4ira would entitle one to only a fleet¬ nothing like tbe array of talent has aver been different from white ami miml yon mors re tbrllllug Bunwlae. but none kuew or routd tell ing g!lui(BU- at thia menage and but half mould gathered nnder one management. markable yet—Rnbltdello doea his work on a aalila fnau optlalattc boplog Juat how New lie seen. And then tbe alephanta. forty of them, At a glance It might be said tbat tba Cnrzon slack wire. This chap could top any vaudeville York mould rerwlaa tba aewrooera. It'a a strange, noft-ayed le-aata. teasing for gooillea Sisters were a feature. Tbey held the arena salary even received In New York am! remain rather art old town. In aoar tblnga, loyal to and a collection as has never been gathered un- alone with an aerial ballet tbat sat nine thou¬ here for a season at any one theatre. Ills work tradition—Ramua and Bailey were a tradition, d**r one circus tent. These elephants are a liv¬ sand tongues to shouting. There ware colored la beyond description. Everyone wbo cooM haore a abadow of worry. And ttaera wart ing refutation of brute atupldlty—about this lights, flimsy silken gowns amt a dixxy, awlrl- s<‘e the act was In an ecstacy of womlernient. aany aaung thoaa praoent Tburatlay nlgbl mbo more anon. <»f courme. tba peanut venders were Ing. turning, buzzing act. It pleased of course. Were popular tiplnlon the criterion this net had rbaapiooed R. and 11., wbo bad muntblpped there In plenty, also the lemonade man—what Rut to give this number, which New York knows wisild be given center stage and aa long aa bs at tba aamduat ahrtna built by tba pivalara circus mould he comideta without them. Thera and applaudeil at tbe Hippodrome aome time w.inted for his turn. The Jackson Troupe of of olden daya. tha gray-halrad kida wbo roulda’t l« one thing lacking—noticeably lacking with ago. to crown this as tbe feature sensation cyclists came In for second honors In this iMa ba ruoTlacail until tbay aaw, and than could the Itinglinga. It caused general comment. might or not be giving tha rest an eeat tbey rould and rouiitleM mlllioDa paid Cnatlnted praise Is due the RInglings for tbeir tbe whatnots of a dozen others, who Is to pick year or the Ismdon Hip the year before. A se¬ tribute to tbafr worth and rtiteriirlaa aa abow. s«-vere censorship and watchfulness on this score. tbe best, who we to the building's celling. wltnraaail a raroliitloa In the round top—It duction. The show Is on—to use tha press tbe entire show. It would take several sittings The Three McCrees. the Clark Brothers and Olacvd on tba pluuarla of artalaranient. tba agent's words It Is—A procaaalon of nobility In for several palra to see all tbat transpired. the Hobsons followed In a masterly set of

SCENES WITH THE RINGLING BROS.' SHOW EN TOUR.

—♦ WORLD

Show Op«ni“« likes-Barra.

BInglInga. From any angle, the viewpoint la state attire, with their outrhlera. heralds, In tbe order of their appearance the follow¬ the same—msiumea moat lirllllant and daaxllng- stamlaixl heaix-ra, guanismen. musicians, and ing acts were noted: ly new. Ttie boraea. nearly aeven hundreil In .vther attendants, their rlebly-egulppetl caravans First egme the elephants, live In each of the anniher. run the gamut of value In borsefleah, of camels and nlephants ami Tarhuia acconlre- Ihn-e rings. They twenitsl to do anything an the animals from every ms>k of every land, the menla of travel, on a hmrney of Inspecfhm elephant wasn't expecteil to do and did It well. wagoua reaplemlenl In bright colon, the general tl'vough the provinces In nielr empire—and right n»e On>at Smiths in dmible trapeze work, and arrangement nf aeta, the arta themaelvea. a you are Mr C. All of that ami more. the Jordan Family shareil honors In the next dis¬ band of flft.v placea. hnndreda of skillfully Truly the entrance and parade waa m«v«t pisn- play. Mario baa an original mhl-air con- trained empinyea. tha general onler and syatem. pn act much out of the ordinary. Miss the anap ami dash, the devilish dlsreganl nf SIS- three rings, two stages, a mate of aerial Josephine Clark, a stunning young miss, claim¬ coat Iheae ara tail a few featurea that mark trs|>eae. the diHihle nuiimersaultlng auto trarka. ing England as her hrnne. gave an nmwonianshlp. Daisy Hodgtal, Cllnialleally tha ffitenlng waa moat Inauapl- traptions that the Inexis-rlenceil eye cannot whieu many mlstisik for a man. pn>ve»l a sen¬ *loua, rain, snow and sh-at rrowdisl the liear- aci-ount for, several hundreil neafl.v dressml sation. She vaultetl over horseback with such ena. a Idling wind added to the general dia workers, the tan hark hlppislronie, and. of agility and cas<-. and a rapidity that made It comflliire. hut In now lai- deterred the thou cisirse. AI. Rtngling hlms«-lf the master genius s.s-m lm;M>.slhle for a woman to do—a graceful aanils wlm wen rlreiia hungry, kladlaon R-piare with the whistle. To Mr. KInglIng himsi-lf l« fealuis- af the air being the manipulation of a (iarden flaaheil the Inhhy llghia at fl .D> and a due a rmllt that eseapiHi the lay mind. Every chair In a hsre back demonstration. Frank generous slieil enia-l ellmweit Its IniiHillent way Imvf of that whistle means something. It S.-lisdel with hl« trick horses and the taxi¬ to the lliket offi.-es There were all agea and means amisUhness. and alaerlt.T to tbe perform meter ponies. scherform- brought forth repeated cheers. A huge wagon af the wiMiien. fherr wen* hoys aglirg from ance glldml along. wllk wkat ivs«*inbl>st large beer caska, drove len lo eighty years and girls from hnei* dresseil By this time the conclave has atartnl. Tune¬ to the center ring—otit of and Into tbeae bar¬ |o alalely yming iidssi>a with snow ttugisl hair. ful music from flfty ph-cea start It going—ami rels Junrl«m^ ns all. Imsgine actually walka on his head. Oyer a platform Frompllv at arvexi the disaa otiemsl. tinier Taunhauser at a circus, or a dosen a«'leetlons twenty f*>et long ami derfi*et. and right here a woni never In luo’udlng gems fpim IVonlaettl, I.lavt. Auher. fen f«s't d^-ep this yming fellow narlgatea, using nil history waa a cn>wd handlist ao easily ami ItiildiHileln. Wsguer. Venll. Meyerheer and head In place of f>>et. He earmsl the demon to genlei*lv aa In lids Instauee. Every altaelve others Certainly It Is har.1 to liuaelm- any¬ strathui recelve«I. A novelty stage number two of the rlrrna la reaplandent nniforms. tried thing like this In an twdlnary rlreu*. hnl Ring attracted attisitton. The Manello-Marnitx to outdo evarv one else In being eourlisms lings Is no onllnsrv rltrus. Digression number Tnstpe doing an np-«lde down hell-ringing spee- Jnal III the tight a huge sign Imlleateit the four. Rut that la Ju«l the argument, one ran Ivlty. Miss .fgle fniloweil with a iTus*t grace¬ "Menagerie" and Ivre the atn*am af humsnily have no etmllnulty of thottght id the aftermath ful driving exhibition with Frank SCliadel ami povireit Itiirprlae nundM>r one waa hen* unfold of rt-oidteelliig this sh<»w. Not a critic of New Maud, a mnle. In fiinn.y hurleistne. Oil No iM-rmanenl visv with Ita wealth of ova York hehl to the m-dlyetsidle forms of review — The clowns havr flrat bomws. Thtwe 18 a APRIL S, 1909.

TENT SHOWS In Tents Means Much

The traik'-inark is the quiility mark in tents. The Genus Press Agent—The Story of His Versatility in The tlifTeri'nce U'tween C tents niui others is pun'ly a result of fwliey. an Active Calling, Well Told by One of the Profession Our tents always have Ihh'ii, will Im‘ and must Im' full size and full —News of the Big and Little Shows—Gossip About the weight duck, cut with high pitch, wwtal with four strands of sail twine and proj»erly with unoiltHl manila. Circus and Circus People. When you buy a (.'/<<■< tent, you invest your money— I'-'t s|)end it. Write us your sjteeifieation.s; we’ll send our prict* for . » 0 tent. 80ME OBSERVATIONS ABOUT leiMou In this to tbo yonthfi' ixc'nt. who Im- DDCCO AOCMTC a,rli'Hs that all th.> bua'nma U hrousht about I o. , thr iiifrfc the cleverneaa ot ala work. _ ' The iH-o|iIe alHHild have a wronit notion re- By THOMAS WAMACK. Itarillr...: i.rtma aK>-nta la rharsed up to the attenta Carnie-Goudie Macnfacturing Co. _ j of louK aso. Thia la aaalolne. Nothins cxiukl , ______farther from the truth. It la the faahlon r you were aaked to name the moat a^a^ deride and poke fun at the old time asmta. 311 Delaware Street, - Kansas City, Mo. aet of men of your aciualntance there la ,,re«-nt timei not thp I**"*! Kn t make a particle of difference I ,1,^ ah.-ad of Clara Morrla. Marc Klaw at thIa Instant whether the abiiae la warrantwl , Ixmleville pa|H*r to so ahead of Fanny Four new 6V ft., 60,000 lbs. capacity, or not, you will ajcree that the I^eaa As*mt la |>aven|*ort. Se.* where theee men are to-day. nmde a aeaiiesoat and an reject of very bitter • Erlaniter la ponr«le»1 a flnanrlal renlua ami Flat Cars on hand tor Immediate attack. At It'O'w H would jeem aa If the i ^lany |M-o|de voted for him In a newapajier dla Preae Asent did not have a friend on earth, ouaalon relative to the ten areat».at llvini; delivery. Patated to snlt costomcra The rery o*™ who oiiKht f® conaldererke<1 wise. lienee, all afftmta were lioora and horeA, ! there in the aumroer. Roiitea were booked on He could analyze the charactera In a play, but ' •tnn^t camera. No manaf^ tb^iabt It wlae to GOSS’ SHOW be couldn’t lii’real life. Mayla* he did not have j hla aeaaon aolldly. He alwaya had a lot TENTS time. And thU aanie trentleman waa himaelf, o|x*n ^Inie. It waa up to hla acent to 61! thU There were placea where the agent, not SPECTAL PRICES ON ALL NEW AMS BKOOMl ooce U|H»n a time, a theatrical iTeaa Agent. HAND TENTS DCRIMO NEXT M DATS TO Aak the average ta.vman what image la ralaed ‘ F»’ttlng what he conablered equitable terrna. CANVAS REDUCE STOCK. BPECIFT JUST WHAT TOV to hla mln«. llybt and heat layman? of crt»‘Iymi dnrlnE McKinley’s adminis- , The SEcnt of the present day leaves the Nest tratlonT And didn’t Mr. I»eb do a lot of nice York olBee with his route all arrsnred and his And svsrTthiaf la enavaa. Sand fsr eatolao* work for Mr. Roosevelt, tho best advertised man rontrarts In bla irrip. The prlntlnr la all or dered from New York. The prices to b.- feriibit Grand Stands OOUSHERir BROS. TERT i AWRIRB CO The hard thin, about the attacks made from ■ charaed by hla attraction are apecifled In hU _ %nd lOt-lI Sostk Maia Straat. It. Lanla. Ms time to lime ii|xm the SEcnts Is that a itreat contracts. In every theatre be visits be And. rading Circus deal of the slrlctiinw are deserved. It Is to , awaltina him a local press aaent to handle Chairs CIRCUS & JUGGLING APPARATUS be rem.*mbered. however, that many of the hla newspaper matter. He doesn’t have to worry FTuba. Hateae aud .^uve|l|eB. Mishp tsi men who broaale. plantlnE material In various cities. One man ; time ayent was principally a planter, when If tald of Boston that It was the easleet city In came to newspapers, the man of to-day la. or nFRXAUI>’8 CXILI) WATF'.R PART* *1110 others arreed with him. oiiarht to be. a writer. Very often he finds hi* Dry imwder .Vl lb. hoa. makea two harrela of newspsi>er msn pr<>s<‘nt printed this. What was work very dlfflcnlt. He goes to bed at nlrht anterior paste, ami all yon Dee'ra houses using It all over the gether and calli-d s halt on the mass of stuff . morning It stares him In the fare. It Is “What rcHintry. BERNARDS PASTE DEPT., Roctor that was lieing printed In their pa|>ers. The rto the pspers want?’’ The answer Is •'NEWS Bldg., Chicago, 111. man who previously had fonnd It easy to get i NEWS. NEWS!” That’s Jnst It. tuit what Is columns In Bost ft. each, borsea. canvas naturally did not like It. Imt none of them i column; he finds difficulty In getting a stick seals, guns, sad'lles. nistnnies, viagons, com closed up shoji, and despite tin changed condi¬ He can’t understand It. And yet. there comes j plete fiom end to end. ready to set up any day tions, suec**Mses cimtlniied to do as much bus- a time when he casually drops something to Sell al a bargain: se|>arale nr together. Hv^ lues* as If the pa|H>rs wen* teeming with In- ! which be has given but little time or thought for list. All mrreaisindeitre cbeerfulljr answered twestlng matter ri-gardlng tliossIhle. If fh*- TOMB OF MILLIE ALMA O’DELL. ; man tries to flgnre how this happened he will BEAR CUBS FOR SALE probably feel that one story fell at the psveho- logleal moment and the other did not. Another * Aultahic for tralalng; III Polar Beara. Rnaalau evplanatlon Is that one stovy came of a day iml Black Beara, I’air Kangarima, IJamaa and . ___ „ sll kinda of wild aatmala. WEMZ A MAOKEM- that teemed with other Important news and that •,)•VI Footroot Box. HiorkHtnrk or Flat tt'ara ara for aalo or Y.rAU, v. rm^s ■ rne otner reii on a nay wnen newa was iignt. it lease.le.iM. RtorageHtorage raj*arltyrapacity IPSiVs. earscars KepairKeoalr worawork Tardloy. Pa. DopL >■_ may be said In passing that the poor elreus ‘ mlirtted. vEMICE TRAMSPORTATIOM 00., agent found no psvehologleal momenta during ft. Louia, Mo. the week, he waa In Ohio and Indiana laat sum ARMSTRONG SNAKE CO. mer when the Presidential conventlona were Have moved our oAeo and shipping point to being held In Chicago and Denver. Ran AntooEo on arennot of hotter otprons farll While there Is alwaya some doubt is to what I tisa. Huaks Farm and Wild Animal Dons lo alma the newspapers reslly wsnt. there Is no dotibl I atsd al Brnwaavllle. Fsond all srdero and sddroas as to what they do not want—fak'o | • II loiters to ARMITROMO SMAKE 00..0o« - No faker can succeed for any length of time. . aorno and Stavaa Sts., Baa Aataalo, Tsa. Til- average city editor detests and |osth<*s a ; a faker. Many men have been compelled to i fake by their managers. The latter want"Es, etc Banners ami Animal I'ages. Putnnm't Wild CIRCUS TENTS Portable Lights Animal Htors, ♦VQ Waahington flt., Buffalo. M. Y Ti:\TS Fcm III'.NT. FOR 816 Fast IV>«rl St.. fl.VCIW.XTI, T). «ihI wagon allow; also two Ane trali»-r*-st H

4ir<>ti*iiifUt lu tlir wiirkhiK of (lifiii. iiiailf year were hardly any miir« than they were EDW, P MEUMANK, JE., Preat. WALTER F. DRIVER. Vice-Preat. •ary by lln' ilviiiaitda of lb<* ik-ma|ia|M*ra. TIk* when he wiirki-d for what Imdti-il like a aiiiall JOHN C. McCAFrERY, Treaa. EDW. R. LITZINGER, Secy. oiaiiakiT of a iiiiiali'al I'onii'ily alar liaa Ix-i-ii, aalary iHi a pafn-r. With thla realization eoue-a I Im-IIi'M*. Ibv Ural to act lila alaif aU'l Work a giexl bye |ixei-ea a inxx- for newa like Tlt« atory ri-ai'biil Ibi* otlbi-a lliroiikb Ibi- n-k that of the trained eily ixlitor; he ahould have ular rbauiii-la. Wbi-ii tin- iiiaiinkir Maa Inti-fro peraoiial magni-tlam In ahiinilaiiee; he a gixxl koali'il alMiiit Ibo aiilt, bi* lll■^lln■1l to a|M-ak mixer; lx- a fine Judge of character, and”- alHHit It; III fart, be Irbil to iiitike a iiiyati-ry Well. If he had all of the thiuga the maiiager of It. Hut lbl■ll, }iMi know. Ibere baiiiM'in’il tUixight he ixighl to have he wixild tx- a fod and Awning Co. to Ik- a frletnl lianily who ktn-w all alxMit tlie to lx- an agent for anyllilijg ixi earlli. He might raae ainl who illil not b•■altal■■ to tell all alxiijt Ixx'iHiie a iiii-mher of that moat ezelnalve cliih It, |>ro\ blink bla name waaii'l inentloneil. Jiial In thla eiaiulry, the rnlled .Statea Si-nate, or a 47-53 South Deeplaines Street, to luove to wbal ealeiit tbia man wihiIiI ko, one hank iireahleiit or the head of a rallrind hullt of bla atiinta will bave to lx- ilewerlbeil. Ilia and ruu under hla ix-rnon.xi dtreiilixi. NEAR MADISON STREET romiiaiiv wta itix' to play for a wi-ek In a There are gixal and had wi>rkmi-n In every wealern e|ly where biialueaa hail been pretty bail. line of endeavik'. Wixildn’t It lx- atraiige ,"f (Ila atar w aa kiiowrn to ixmaeNw iiiany illamoiiila there were not gixal and had workmen among - - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. anil to travel In a private ear. It ao liapix-neit theatrical |>ri aa ageuta? The lalxirer la alwa.v. that ..horlly after the arrital of tlx- eomiiany wix-ihy of hla hire, hut the gixxl pre.a agent liiiy Show Tents of all descriptions from the reliable tent house. the ri'iHirt of a kun. follow eil by the nolae of reeelvea nothing like adiajuate com|X'Daatli>n for breaklnk klaaa anil the alnxita of a woman were the aiiiiaiiil of effix-t and enthuxiaam that hi- We build them right bearil In the railroail yarila It ao fell that at piita Into hla W'ork. And the manager la gx a time when the aelreaM waa all alone lu the car well aware of thla aa are the men who devote a thief trieil to knin eniranee to It. lie waa all tlii-lr energlea to Incltink Intereat lu their Satisfaction guaranteed. Prompt deliveries. Prices right. frtkhleiieil off amt In hla iwra|x- the wixnan abut ittrictloni. at blin with a k'tn. flrliik tbnnikb the ilixihle A large stock always on hand, for the accommodation of our many wloitowa of the ear Tin* poltee, w Ixf raine NOTES FROM THE HOWARD DA¬ hurrlixlly on the aeene, fixiiiil the ••biirklar'a” customers. fuot|irlnta In the anow' ami there were hlixxl MON SHOWS. Btalna, ahowliik that the woinan'a abot bail Send for list. taken effeet. The aetri-aa waa inaile ao nervixia Jidin K I’epix-rdlix- haa Juat leaned the candy that (ihyalelana were ralliil to hi*r abl. The ataiida and tlx- liim-h car iiclvllcge with the aianak* r hail taken no ixie Into bla miindener— llow’anl Hamoti Khowa fi»r the aummer aeaaon fc Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker gJ toll<-«*. phvalelalia or railroail |a*i>|.|e. He ael of lIHib. Mr. I*i*ii|x-rdine la In tii-neva now. la alak"- pirfix-lly. If the etilef of |ai||i-e waa and will remain at the wlnterijuartera until the a little akeptiral. he waa riuifronteil with bard ai*aareh and wife, gymnaata: H theatre knew that ai*aai>n. -Miller, talking elown. etc.; I^aReve Broth“ra. ^ Is only made by BAKER & LOCKWOOD, Kansas City. Do It aeenia to me that the |xTitetrator of. thla acridiata: Tim Ix-laney, aide xbow dixiT-temler fake baa aeen the error of hla waya. At all and leader of parade. The fidlowlng are the arenta he never worke<| but one fake In New lat..at adilitlimx to the aide ahow: I'byalcal Q The Dramatic Companies under Canvas are MAKING MONEY. ^ York. Tlie riak attachetl to working another la culture and atroog act. IMward flavin. ' hack QQ WHY NOT YOU? I too great. ciin*iirtlon. etc.; Chaa. I,. Grove, wife and boy. Alxiiit ail weeka lx*fore the Itarnnro ami Bailey hxndciift a'I wat.*r tiarri 1 It la now decided ^ Second-Hand Circus Property for sale. Send for catalogue. Clrciia o|wnenlng date will he Saturday, April a atory waa aeut out relative to It that merited 34, at Geneva. <1. and received wide ixildiclty. The atory had an BAKER & LOCKWOOD MEG. CO., Kansas City, Missonri. » Intereat that kept It laibhing up In one fitnn or RINGLINGS SETTLE WITH TOR¬ another all aeaaon. A few ilaya after the atory Q * ^ ap|K*ar<*d the city editirr of the New York Herald NADO VICTIM. thixikht that be cmild aee In it aomethlng of 2Q Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker ^ a “frameup.” There mere three (xtlnta from Mrw. riara Tari.enlng. of Rockford. III., re which the apney could he traceil—Montreal. Boa celved $1 '.Nki from Rlngltng Brothera. In aet too and Brldke|Kirt. Me a«*ot a man to Bridge¬ t|enH*nf of a jx-rxcmal Injury aiilt for |30.nfi0 port, and mirevl hla n>en In Boaton and Montreal agalnxf the circua. hxae,! upon Injurlea recelveil to Inveatlgate the facta of the atory. There at Aurora. 111.. June 21. llbtft The MURRAY COMPANY waa notbirg provni agalnat the circua men. but The caaw vraa calle.1 before Judge Ben. M. the city eilltor waa far from aatlafled. He there- Smith. In the Snperlor Court at Chicago. March AT OUR NEW LOCATION npoo aent woni that be had Certain dmihta re¬ l.%. Altumcy E. Croat reprewenfed the Ri-tg garding the truth of the atory and intimated ling Bmtbera and made a aettletnent aatlafac- 140 to 150 Ontario Street, - - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. that unleaa they were thonxighly cleared up tory to both al.lea, (Formerly 59-61 Washinfiton Street.) the pa|K*r would ceaae to recogulie the exlatence Mra, Tanx'ulng. with a amall baby In her of the Greateat Show on Earth. Thla la a tale arm«. waa injnri'd when a cyclone awept over out of acbnol all right, but I feel that 1 will .kurora dn'Ing the afternoon performance of Circus Tents. Black Tents. Carnival Tents. Everything in Canvas. be forgiven for unfolding It on account of the Rlngllng Brotbera’ Showa. by being caught he- tnoral that It pointa. fwex-n the xeata. Acconling to her attomeya. There waa not a fake wnrkeit In connection ahe haa never fully recorered. and la a nervnaia with the big circua all of laat aeaaon. Nothing wreck. Thix la the only caac brought agalnat waa dealt In bat atraigbt newa. There waa no the Ringllnga aa a reaixlt of the tornado, and aa SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS natore faking. The circua waa an enormotia It la row too late for any othera to bring action traveling cll.v and teal newa waa t^irlnglng np In thla ault la of no valoe aa a precedent. I the city all the time, tine did not have to fake. Two people weri* killed at the time, one E. J. HAYDEN & CO.. Talk atxMit truth being atranger than fiction. dnvpplng dead from heart failure, and the other Some of the fakleet tbinga you ever bearvl of waa atnick on the b»‘ad by a pole 106-110 nruadway, IIROOKLY'N, N. T. Were actnal ha|>|N-nlnga Fifteea yaera at ana atand without change of management dnring that time. Itnrlng the t'aliforula lour two Ilona were CIRCUS GOSSIP. placed In a cage oue morning. The female, a E. J. HAYDEN, Preaident and Manager. fouog thing, objected to the attentlona of the male. WIm-o the men bad acparaletl them and A valtiable polar bear cub was killed the fight wan over. I.lgale'a tall waa hinging to laat Wedneadav at the wlnterijnartera of the WANTED FOR—^ hae by a ahred. Hr. Webater etherixed Llgxle, llagenheck Wallace Showa at Pern. Ind. A few I tievi her np and aewid her tall In place. Then vv.eka ago Mr. Wallace txvoghf to beautiful a planter cant man placcil on the tall. It waa a polar hi*ar niba. paying a fancy price f.vr them dandy nperatlrm and furnlahisl material for aa they were fancr ami exceptional apcclmena. Bray-Mizuno & Clark’s Greater Shows what you will agree inaile a mighty giaxl atory. The trainer had been ix-hearxlng dally what la kmvwn aa the big animal gp>np act. licoparda Maybe you think thla atory waa eaay to plant. Performers, Musicians. Concert, Side Show People, Talking and Singing Clown, Bill .Sot a bit of If. but when It did land, it ran tlccpa. Jrguara. pivlar betra and Ilona taking along by Itai'lf. part In the act. Aa long aa the old tnimala Posters, etc. State all in first. No time to dicker. Fordyce, Ark., until April 5th. Nearly all of the gixvd. clever and pitnataklng wen* taking part there had mvt bi*en any aerliwia preaa igenta of to ilay have bi>cn recniltevl tnxthle but W.>dneia.tay when Trainer Ilelllot from nemapa|x*ra. It la not every ncwotniwr attempted to work the polar hear cub. Bmcc. SEND FOR OUR COMPLETE CATALOGUE man who becomea an agent, however, that aticka the big Hon. a,H>miM to fake off.-nae and Imme¬ to the theatrical bualniie. In a aiMaon hia diately changeil the program by atarting a •f TyiM, llfick and Litlio Printing for Fairs, Carnivals, Ureas, Wl'd West, Minstryls, •yea are opened and be dlecovcra that the deak nviigh hnviae. With two atrldea he waa over Dramatlo, Repartolra, Rtller Skating, lastball, tie. Stock Lithos and Posters of avary he held down In hla own city waa mvt auch a the peatal of the bv'ar. ami with one atroke bad place after all. There, at leant, he waa of hla front fiwt he atnick the hear on the llna of tlM amusamant businass. Piays with eompleta llna of papar. Writa ns. aonielxxly, ami what he wrote ri'celvevl atten akull. fracturing It and felling him to the flovr. GREkT Vi/ESTERN PRINTING CO. flon. He had hla own home and hla own frlenda Then the Hon graNM the .krtlc animal hy the and companlona. He recelveil hla aaliry fifty- tlroal. 1aai>'ratlng It badly and releaalng SHOW POINTERS. LITHOGRAPHERS. ENGRAVERS._ST. LOUIS. MO, two wix-kn of the year. The aaliry of the hla h.vid vtnfll after he had hix-n almoat choke.! preaa agent lookiM big to hia e.v.*a. l‘oaalbly It to death hv the keener. Every i-ffort waa made maa more than .toiilde mhat he waa receiving to aave the lx>ar hut Ita apirit went hack north on hla pa|H>r. ttnee on the road he found that or ela.-where within a few hixtra and within a hla rx|K-naen had Inereaaeil aomethlng like fifty few weeka Ila heaiitlfvil akin wBI he one of the wanted; Shows and Concessions [WANTED per lent. If he atarteit out with any Ideaa of manr hand«ivme niga In the Wallace man«lon For livrg M-.x*i>n with thi* I". S. SHOWS fOMRlXEI). EI«*otrIo. VaiiilevUle, IMatform. Stadlnm, practicing thrift thixu- Ideaa mere giilckl.r pul What Is s.ild to h.ive bo^n the stroni? Gla*« Shiiw «ir any othi-r fi'aturx* show that can get the nnincy with gixal front*. Also roii<*e*ali)n« Twriii-il. Eating In reataiu'anta, hotela, ao- cat iv(>ix*-.|thvn hilling cfi'w over gotten togv'lher of all kliiil*. one'of each, tno graft.I Gixal treatment anil gixxl territory. Also want Jumiilng calleil cafea. and iM-caalonally In a lunch cart. In the hlalory of clrrua husinesa. waa In the year Hor*.* farousel ami I'lanlatiou 1‘ev'iile. Aihlres* a* |x*r route. Tyler, Texas, week i.f '33: Grand In a town where nothing elw* maa ofen on hla of intrj. with the Walter I.. Main Shoara. The Saline. wia*k of 3!>; Miixavla. wtx‘k of Ai>rU 5; Ixiiigvlew, week of April 13. A. H. BROWN, arrival late at night, man not alwaya pleaaant. brigade numhereil twelve men. In charge of Svicretary and Manager. The railroading at timie maa aomethlng nerve- Walt«*r T. Murpky. and c.vnalati'd of the follow racking. Ixil being a ai'nalble man he never Ing well kn.vwn opixwilton fighter*: Vetter Comidalneil puldicly of all theae tbinga Ix'canae I iican. E t . M.vnci', Win. GUInian. Jive Griiege. Wanted tor sa they had to tx* put up with and were all part of IM .klIxTta. Kid Koxicr. Kid t'orbi'tte. Harry the day’a work. If be got thirty weeka' work BuHcr. Ed.Hc Itaniai-.v, Punch Koenen. Iljiy he waa In link. Getting liack on hla f.irnier i>a \ tolette and J Tanagc. All of the boya arc Bauscher United Shows per In the aumnier waa no eaaj matter Glty living tivilay with the exception of Joe Grv'ege. eilltora are more iirone t.v rediiee than Incrcaae who lilt'd In Plltxburg. In llhht Two g.xxl lent shows, one gixxl idatforin show on ix'rcentage, gixxl sketch teams or single acta their ataffa In the dull a.-aaon It la more than for vaudeville. 4 glass hlowcrs. I will furnish outfit, gooil spielers, a few mere g.xxl mnsiclana likely that If the man did a llllle calculating at Quite a little excitenu'nt was cau.«ed to strengthen hand. 3 seosalteiial fiv-e acts. I.egltiinate coneesxion* of all kinds. Wauteil, gixid the end of hla fiial year In the Ibealrical biia at tlie vv Interipiarler* of Ihi' Gn'at Palter*on Merry ge reiind 1 want to hear from anything that I* new anil can get the money. Adilrea* Ineaa lie diacovered that bla enrninga on the Sliovva. In Hixixt<*n. Tex., laat wi«eW. when four A. C. BADSCHER, Mgr., Macon, Miat.. April 6-10; Colnmbua, Miaa., April 11-17. . leptianfx bi-l..nglng to Mr. Patterson. alamix'.hM. Tile pachvderma wen* f'lghteix>vl by the mvlst* emitted from the other animal* In the building, i and eliargiNl their ki*ep«r». The animal* n-achiM tlx* atreet hut the kee(x'r* foreeil them hack Into UNIFORMS the building Iwforv* any damage ciwild have bv'cn For Bands, Military, done. The fvvllivwlng is a partial list of the Minstrel First Part, advanee en vv .if v'ar No. 1. Gollmar Brothers' siiow* Will H H My. car iiiaa.vger: 7x**k Heber Bros. Greater Show Mahiaa! Kraiik Siiii'niixix. Khl Mart, J. S Sand Wants Iji.ly and f.ent aerial taam. contortionist and Minstrel men. doing two or more tiirno. Minstrel Parade, era. Jaiiioa Wad. HIP Martin, tJe.>. tN*cri*ll. I ontde In B. »V t>. prv'ferrvxl. Tiiha to >' nhle violin, also coruetlst. IVscrllie fully. lowest salary, Ushers, Bell Boys, liiai Harria. Jack t'arr and 7.eak HoInii*a. 'I ml |>holo, etc., in first letter. .Address £88 E. ITtk Ave., Columbut, Ohio._ It. Wallnci' huxs personally all Base Ball, Pont Ball, of the atock with hla aliowa, and last week lie IS uu ,..il ii.aii Xtlxxoio-I with Ivin isvr load* of a« STANDARD ACTS WANTED ii ,*,.,.1 I—sv horse* a* wen* i xer aev'u In a Basket Ball, etc., etc (13 show* w.x-kly, V'S<'ason May 3.'> to Sept. 'Jti. Big city park time. Quote reasonahle figure with cln*vta |iarade. IfifiOlfif CAUIOW. rix-eiil progiams and ,voii will rvxxlve r<*|dy. rraelleal in'anageineat. sipiare deal, no rixl ta|xi. Cor- i'ii|ilali) Clarke, the xw'll-known nnl- levot* trv'slment maki s If a pleasant engagemeat. Real artists get projier reeognlllon. Have Ifi Br and Mmtion Siirg insl Ir. Iiier, ha* arrtv.al at llir vvliitii-ipiartera ideee orchestra xml new mamuiolh theatre. lUO acre* forest park, with v'legaut clnhlionse hotel, KtnJ qf Vmfiirm W’anfiga of the fill. lYani'U Eerarl'a Show*, after a isi-c traek ami a host of dally event*. Will plaix* Si*vt>ral gigantir siMTlaeiilar prixliietlons; Wild aliort vacation In ttiawgla and .\laliania. West* ami other monster onidvxvr Innovations. Address 0. W. ENOLEBREXH, Amuaament Mgr. Conay Island Park. Cinctanati, 0. Western Uniterm Go. The Southern I’rvvjfrain Ooniivttny will handle the program with th.> Yankive R.ihin 8t4S,CLANR ar. OHfCfiOC aoii Sliowa thla wason TIIK UCYKHS* DIKKCTOUY' TKIXS YOU WHO AND WHERE.

I X ti e Billboard APRIL S, 1909.

MILLER BROS.' PLANS. I rowKirlii. Tk«‘rF will aeraral down of them * RvrrjRrerj known bnnIntNiabnalnean la n’pma'UtiHl wilt llanken, aiircUl agi-nl; K. II. Hayden, iMwa blU ■ ' In tbi- arena and In parade and ever; one of i thla Kreat allow, from finance lo blarkamitlia, IMMier. with alx blll|aailem. tlur aeaauo will Miller Brothera' 101 Ranch Beal Wild Weal i ^ rdept In oome department of , coiiatitulinc a world In llwlf. o|>eii at llifoni, l‘a., early In April. Show will make Ita appeal to the public thla reckleaa and niKfieil wi-alem phjralcal endeavor, i The (Jreat(ireal S«-IIbSella KIoIoKioto Showa Conaolldated haihaa year with added emidiaala on the "Real.” | ' fifty draible length railroad care—a clrcua city on wheela. Nearly a thmiaand iieo|ile are eiii- BUCKSKIN BEN’S WILD WEST ' Rice bros.' r. r. show fore- ployeil—uatlvee from many nallona—each laie Ulller and Kelward ArllnKton, equal ownera, will ; r'ACT SHOWS. adhere Imiillcltljr to the promlae made when i I. filling a (larelcular neceaalty—for the imlrona of the nniuaement Inalltutlon bad Ita profeealonal ' - ...... Ihia brilllaul exiilbllloo...... Inception a year ago. that no tbeatrica melo- ' "Burlly of amuaomeut the foandatlun of our ”*'•The >»*»raeahoraee are the la-atlieal carrletlrarrietl with any allow Aa the aprln« advancea there la evidence that dramatIcB, clrcua or vaudeville will Intrude | aucceea." i ■and"'* nnnibera""luhera aome four biindreil. there la "KouielhliiB doluc” around Ibe winter The ahow will remain true and typical of the I 'J'hla la the motto of Bice Broa.' Cuhiaaal B. ' IKiuble hertihenl of camela and dromerlarica—formdromclarlce—form quarlera of Buckakln Ben'a Wild Went Mbow frontier weat of paat and preaeut, and Ita ■ B. tlhoea, Clreiia and Menagerie. It la ueed- ilaharaSahara and l.llierla. KtlinologicalKtlinoloitlcal tCongieaH oogrean~ — nl i'aiubrlilge tlly, Ind. In a.ldltlon to hla owia ra pronilae an organlaatlun and an enter- 1 leaa. to aay that thia imlicyiKiluy la atrktly adhered ! i*'' blureat ever aeeii In »•••*the bamlMMue realdence tinre. Ben baa a large bam talnnient which they believe will mark an ' lo by u>,ua. whichWhich In a measure avvouuia for thethe! ! ‘ Hlatea. Menagerie of the moat curlima.‘•“••l.ma. nm, a|| (he comforta of a bume for hla duga. epoch In the hlatory of out-of door traveling i lung life of our oigauUailou The Mice Broa' j animala from all quarlera iMmlea and all other live atork where they are exhllillluna of Ita character and ty|ie. Showa waa orgauised lu Ihiu. and durlug Ita i J’'-**'** given Ibe beat poaalble atlenllou during Um All Who have watched and atu.lied the ca- ’pi rlovl ot exi.Te.ive, fifty yearn, thla aggrega i .‘T’" w Inter. Two new wagons are tieing built to ha naed In irauaportlug Ihe ahow to and from the cars. Iherehy saving coualderable lime which haa herelofore been waaled In bunting up trana INirtalkm lo the towns vlalleil. Tlieae will ine country waa in the throea of financial atreaa Amoua the ueiCormera who have beeu euase.Hl ciicnanieo iireaniianii iiwei.s oaugui o... IhiiU tie|m- knvM'kknock ihiwntiown wagonswagona andag ran he loaded and meteoroliuflcal conditions could not hare , ^“ “L wa^uatt* as follows Ar? ullvoma ' I”*"marvels of In theme car with Ibethe other aluff.stuff, bein more untoward. Kor the first two months Atrlahata tvvo lu numU-r-^ i lin|Kiealblllty. High overhead queens of the air Therpe entire outfit laIs Iwliiglielng ovoverhauled and ra last spring, the ahow progreaaed through cold 1 LKletv acrilbau Albi^ X^^iun^ ^ ^ palnleil.palnleit. new cvailumeacvaitumea for the band have been and anow which m-ntai-nt oilieroilor older..l.ier shows..h..e's Intoi..i« . *'“*^*. avrobala, Albtuu Ituupe of,i point—gyrating gvtnnaala gv roscofiloally defy .,r.i..re.lordered and when the mieuluaofteulug aland la railed, bankruptcy or back to wlnterqiiartera and which Mnea- -rwo r^teri \ami liu’n. lnefiravltatliai and In time, with music the ahow will he rompleCa In every particular s.-;:k Tv.i riie'mUt fir^iirnru’cVaii; of the grandly aiignieuteil military band, swing from stake to hale ring. organlaatlouH. It emergede ami ling and aanguliw ! ***"’ ■“’* lumhling; Copeland and Uoraii. snd circle at diiay heights. 1‘onderous ele- when clear skies“ fi...... Snau? imn«i.u.,..-.. .f wei'cvre*“'nd..eu-ouie auu iI ...... ■(vliants- walk- on-- their..- hind feet,.. stand on- their- recciv.-d crowds wlikb came unceasing during t"" S>amuel l^uDctt. principal aud car- heads with the ease of a small hoy.hoy, and turn NOTES FROM EL8TUN BROTHERS' a aesHon which waa longer than that of auy *■>*"* Jolin McMaaters, superluteudeut ; avMiiervauItsavMiiervaiilts with enjoyment. dls|iU.rlngdls|>u.rlng all the other iiretenlhma tenti-d Institution on the nwd rough ildera. Besides this there will ue intelligence of human kind. Beautiful boraea UNITED SHOWS. The show Juiirneyeil aa far north Into Canada ***'^‘* meuage riders aud eight chorus * «||| iterform the moat Intricate evolutions to as the railroads atretclied and did not Bcam|ier ’ h » k i m i.i miialr. with afi the grace of a ballet. Men and home until it had abuwn Ita wonders to Mexico various departments this ; animals meet uiion a common plane of action. The apiiroachlng lour of Kbtua Brothers City, eight bundnil miles south of the Amer- •‘‘•'•v-n ate aa followi: Martiu T. Ulce. gen j iinderatandlng and Infelllgenre. ami man Ihe I nlled Shows promises In every way to eictwd Iran Hue. eral manager; l)au Ulce, Jr., treasurer; Harry moat iverfect of all animals. beciMnea a wtaant. that of ItNiS. The wlnterquartera In Kanaar The record of the 101 Itanch Beal Wild West general agent; James BalHiHk, boas soaring thrvaigh apace, leaping over whole herds City. Kan., la the scene of much activity and Show during the first year of a life which Is hiwtier; Eugene KuomIIod, superiutendeut of of elephants, balancing on nlemler wires high In varloua Improvenienta are being made which acbediileil for ImlefliiiteIndefinite liuuorahleliouoralile length, la on# animala: Samuel Beuaett, equealrlan dlrec I the peaks of the mammoth tents, plunging fnimfnvm ,„vngfhi>u Ih,.the ,bi>wabivw In many ways.ways, I'er which la etjiialledeijiialled by no oilier orgaulaatlon of »*>t:**>t: Ca»h. Wray, muakal dirivtor; B. L. At- I diaxy points, and marshalling Into one romiMCt farmers and miialclanamiislclana are being engageil every Its kind. The amusemivnt going public baa terliury, privileges; Mr. Uadcliffe, manager , army the fine array of clowns, athletes and riwler will soon be complete proviHl that It waata the show and approves •Uc show, and W. Casey, boas canvaamau; i animals. „ General AgentAgi-nt R.B K.E. RenaimBenson baahaa hla advancea ft. The hooka of the new Institution exhibit O. B. LaugUlin, coutracllug agent; U. B. I .knd,knd thus the Great Sella Kioto Showa of IWWIPflU and o|>|voalllonotiivoaltliai hrigaile well under way. so the that fact unmistakably. .Mr. Joseph C. Miller Wright, press agent; O. K. BUv manager Ad la briefiy described. ...nt publicitypuhltclly department will be In gisid workinga has publicly announced that he will be amply vantv Car No. 1; Jaa. Long, boss hUlpustcr, , HARRY KARL.K.kRI,. onler hrpr the igienlngiqienlng date, which takestake« placs aatlafli-d If the grusa receipts are never less and Joe Mac't, tweuty-four hour man. — ~ ' ~ -- In KansasKanMS City, aome time In April. than the first year of hla exiierience as a pro- The ahow will carry four fiat cars, alxty ' p XAyurci C D'C Kirw MnrtPI fe^lunal ahowman, ylelili-d. feet; three sixty foot Block cars, one sixty- AL. F. WHEELER’Sn c.c.l_c n a NEWrater MODELiviv,/wc.i. The perMinuel of the KH Raacb ?how will not i live foot comblimtion, thr%^ aixty-fiMt SHOWS. bo materially rbaiigeit this seasou. The men | and one advance car, fifty bead of homes and TENT SHOWS. who m-rved so capslily last year will remain In I poulea will also be carrleil. The canvas is Notwithstanding all reports to the contrary, the ranks under Meaara. Miller and Arlington, ' one huudrisl and twenty feet with two fifty the Al. K. Wheeler Showa will nvattnne as a Sam Fields, of Buffalo Bill’s Wild strlvlug for addisl fame and profit for the show middles. Thirty . li ngtha of blma with'*^**'' foot wagon show, but It will go out thla spring In West Show, wss in Kingston. N. Y. which they already call "Home.” Mr. Arllug ; rests and 1,0-41,01‘t folding back maervea,reaervea, making m rnlargml and Improveil nvoditlon aa to last week aa the guest of t'baa. A. tM will again have sole aud exclusive charge ; , total si'alliig capacity of 3.400. The me make It ai-arcel,v recognlxeil by those who have the city Mllpostcr. The Riiffalo BUI ami Paw of routing anil advance. The clrcua world ad- i nagerle lent la seventy feet with a fifty mlJ- seen It In former seaaona and watched Its nee Rill Combined Showa are bmvked to exhibit mlts no su|a-rlivr to him In the rcsijonslble and ; ,||e. xhe aide show la sixty feet, with a fifty growth from a very small concern to Its present In Kingston. June 16. Intricate duties of the (vosltlon. He comhiues I middle. with the Iimg and stem ix,H-rlence gained under The winter ouartera of the show are locata.1 han laivme prot^tlona. At ^e c i»e of t^ lOOS Gponr«* Wormald will be boss can- the Intimate scrutiny of that master mind. | 'I1 x^o I '^"^1’" V.v’’’''"..'’?’ Intenthma of James A. Halley, a isH-ullar natural gift which _ | makingmaklug the -New••New Mislel" the swellesl wagon IL*'”:"' i*,?:’J?', RTothe.?* show In America for Its IflOO tour, snd that he Brothers t Irena this M-a qualifies him alsive others. Mr. Arlington's aub- ■ **•”'* *** w**!!? has succeeded In this effort Is yet to be ills- ordinal^ like anil rea,.«-t and admire and trust NOTES FROM THE SMITH GREAT¬GREAT- ! ?"?ed*“t^b^ of'^Mtlw ^'howm-^ wb!. him. The reaiilta which are acciHiipIislied In pp ct-iow puledpitted hyby t^the score orof visinngvisiting aiiowmshowm-n n wnowho Harold R. Cushman, the German co- hla department are not entin-lv those which a ER SHOW. havehsve InstatedInspected the ontfitoutfit since It left the handsbsnds median, has joined the Dlamood Bar Ranch Wll* D-osalc salarv rontenii.lates ills men •!. ' - "fof the decivrators.decivrators, Messrs. J. P. McTivnnlckMcCivrtnlck West Shivw for the seanou. Mr. Cuahman la t* wavs eager to assume the Initative In liehalfIvehalf After many weeks of bard work In winter- and G. E.K. Johnson. While this department haa .jo principal "Joy.” of the m*nman and llh^rrheyshow thev reprem-ntrenrewnt wh.>tber nr quarters, at ColumbiaColumbia, 88. C.. building new been receiving the m.-tmost carj^.lcarefni attenthmattenthvn. the •» _r . . , „, Sotnot the ilutvduty or reuiiirenienV la neiiine an,I shows, l-«l<>tlng.painting, etc., the Smithhmith Greater Shows arenic.rente performance has not been lost sight of. ^ John H PearfiOn, novelty perfon^r osiial.osiial MrMr. Arlln^mArlln^io ileraandademands "resiilis''"results” and otienedo|>eni-d Its season. Monilay.Momlay. Man-b lib, at Gaff- and many new trained animal acta will be ex¬ex- Jj** the coming season {he man'll;- Ids^'enlX ‘who^.l^Mnudlshe: thilm ^l-y. 8 C under the auspice, of the mayor and plotted this se...«. ^ ^ , Kef‘ ' with Intelligence and voluntary aviillt.v, la sure council of th*l clt.v. 1 -h n h for '^■Plalo H- charge of itff of erldenci's of siihstantlal a|ipreclation. Mr. Smith has greatly enlarged the ahow for the menagerie which has been enlargeil to 1 Jack Barnell waa a Billboard oallffT ''>^^ariM' ■\\^”^^«Vi•7wVlV■A‘|■lVn'is■c^^^^^^ this si-ason. carrying 12 lilgh-class paid at- twelve rage affair. Etdhnvlng Is a complete M,';rh'aMarch 22 ‘"\VrMr. " Vl.nirnllamell waawa."el,”'nn;te''toV.V eo route to Kan agent. Ji*epli R.meiithal will he an im|s>rtant tractions The animal show, e.jK*5;' Gillespie, asslstsntassistant msnager:manner: will manage Car No S. t'herry, the geueral agent of the Captain H. 8nider. superintendent smi In Carl M. Johnson Will bff connected bliipiw\Vrs^"uri“iWraplienv and haniie'r'"men 'have • has been on't' since" Janua^ 1 booking chargerhsrge of the mimagerie.menagerie: ’ Garrett E. JohnsonJohnson, with Us- working staff of the Miller Bma * •nllste. Q. Miller. N>ss hostler and xx’.vw...». iwC, aenteil tbeniselvi-s diiring the first M-asou of dicts a giMsI scasun for the carnival business. master of transisu-tatlon:tran«iMctat|on: N. H. Walker, as Otto eaver and 1 the show stimmoni-d Mr. Arlington iiereniptorlly The shows will furnish the amusements for sfstant:sistant: Fred QiialtersQnalters |n charge of ring and "> •. ^ *® I”*® ***' bark to the show many timi-s. lie has serveil th**p Police Relief Assis-latlooAssis-latlon of ^iKnoxville, hotel stork:Atork: John I.ew|s.I-rwl*. ponh-s: FrankFmnk Hoisl.lloml. Hroih**!** tTmiA at Maono. Ua. notlee iiism his assiK-lsitni that this .vear he will 1 Tenn.,t-nn., the week of April I'J.IJ. At their carnPralcarnlral suiverintendent•ni|s-rinlendent of canvas; Guv Rogers, assist ^V111 P. Gallafcher has returned to confine his time and bis efforts to the advance 1 a|>rltig. the Smith Greater Showa furnished *n»;sn»; Frank kelly,Kelly. ^wsls>ss proj^rty man; Ed It. poni. Ind.. after a winter's seasoo at the New Mr. Arllngtim has given no further intimatluo '^e amuM-ments and plaveil to the largest hual Reit.Bell. lessic*iess.» >f,f prixllt-ges;prixll.-ges; GilsGits Berry, chef In York llloilllt>| isl.-omeud.-ome. of his definite nians as to the terrltorr u-hiei> nesa of any previouB carnivals. ehsrgecharge of "New M<«lelM.slel" Hotel. Advance de . . .1. thelue showsnow will vlsTothervisii inner thantnan tharmat thelue season __ partment; F J. Frink, genersi scent:agent; J. E ItR i«is rumored that the 101 Ranch l»Ih Pettit. In charge of second hrigsde; Fred E. coining East early In the aeasou. will iqsmtqsm In PimeaPivnea Clly on .Satiirilay.'April.'tatiinlay, April 17. ro/xaa -vue c-dcat tA/AC *“ »■■»<* Guthrie. tlklahiHiia City and other cities ad ■' NOTES FROM THE GREAT WAG* jacentlacent to the 101 Itam-bItaneb have already si-nt In . NER SHOWS. _ _ lm|s>riotis demands for the aiqiearancesiqiearance of the I ■ ■ ■ organiratlivn. It will he ncalled that most of ' Everything Is In readiness for the opening of K'”;i';:.-u!;'tthese rifles, last ye:'r.'7ef':::i:i''’ii^^^^^^^^^^year, refusisl [la.vmi-nt for lot ■ the Hi-aitim. George E. Wagner, bi*tter known ^ ^ m\ I I f ^ I I or llei-nse andnnd pahl the aliiusitalfiHmt uniirect*denti"dunprertHlentiHl as Jollyj*illr Jenaro.itanaro thetbi* clown juggler,iuickrlcr and owD**rowner I I H I eomi.llnient i»f dtslaring a legal holiday In hon of the Great Wagner Show, has sold his home riif'?r',ht"Mirier"’'B;o»'.;7A'or of the thm- .Miller Brothers, ''tC'-ih'im'”."!.than whom all "an-l winterqusrters of the showr In Milwaukee, Oklahoma is no more justly proud. Skiing, u^o •^.i;^ns^Tv ^ "" WIs.. and will, after May 1, be lucateil In hts ^ ■■ ■■ ^ ■■ While Mr. Arlington Is busy with his p'ans new home and quarters at Germantown. G. On In the KnirkerlHs-ker Theatre Biiildlng in New May 1 the entire outfit wwill ill he shipped'toshipped to Ohio, All Peopla Engaged for tha Tonting Soaaoa IMfi for tko —!_I—I— York City. Messrs. Joseph and Zack T. Miller, are actively formulating the arrangements for wwhere here the UMR* si-ason will open. ■% IIBI an arenic entertainment which will be wortliv the honored name of the 101 Ranch. Both will ' give the show their tindlvlileil time and atten- ‘ tioti. Mr. Gisvrge I,. .Miller will remain home. xHx sarvi^^sHow Cole Bros.’ World-Toured Shows During Its long and profltahle can-er. the .To ; By HABBT EABL. Report an follows: Working men arkmiwledge rail lo the beads of different departmeiita, Harbot mile siiiiare area never iirosfiereil more than It ' - Creek, Pa., and rejmrt S.xturday. April 17. did while Mr. Miller dlriH-tisI the niultifarlims Wick last yi*ar. Tlie loi Hsneh sol#| niore civrn TheTTie Great Sells Floto Shows Consolidated Performers. Musicians ami all olb-ri re|s>rt. New Cattle, Pa., Wistnesday morning. April 21, • Iasi year than anv other private ana In Ihe , apis-araui-e many yearn ago. It con country, nnd ita ii|H-ratli.ns In cattle horses and "lalcdMs“l'I^'« at rhrtthat \unro7“^snfa"irhaX-f'tra?.!time of a small hand -f trav.-l '' •'•<> «•- H TU.ney, Memphla. Mo. Performer, ami all olheto hogs rearhi-d a magnitude that wimld H»s>m in- *" gamhiliig. Addreaa THE ADVEBTIBIMO COM proved their worth and Integrity last year will 1 of a flxeil scl.-ni-e as ciminiaDillng a hiigan this monster show moves each day and July 4th to 9th, Inclusive Mwws. The ranks of the small army of cotv- ' Invades hundrisls of cities and towns. In many boys who are n-gularly enmlleil in the lot | stati-s. traveling IlM.iisamls of miles. In all Ranch will be depleted of ttu-lr crack expert braving rains, storms, heat and eolil. with lariat and gun. and the bucking h-Tse : hti* alw-ays on time, moving wl.b the gis-atest rhsmplons w-lll leave the prairie for the sum pno-lslon and aemraey. exhibiting each day as WANTED AT ONCE Bii-r’s timr. Every niimlier of his ppigrsm, Mr. hilled wei-ks In ailvafu-e, bring ng to Ihe re Miller declares, will lie a virlatlon from the mote country districts Ihe wonders and marvels Aeloni. Arireases, to |>ose for Moving Pletiirea; ala!* age, height, weight, B|ieelally, comic M MmventliMial. Indiana wl’l have a preilomlnat- of the animal world, from darkest Africa ami drsniatle, past ex|M-rlem-e. list of wrardrolie. Send pliologrsph. A|q>ly letter only, CEMTAT7B from jiinglisl Asia, from the everlasting snows hig part In the show. Red men and women. FILM CO., 1171 Path Avs., Mew York City. belles and beauties of the wigwam. famiHis j of the Artie to the shimmering heal of the Chiefs and w-arrlors and papoows will leave : tropics, fmm om-an and mounlalD—In fact, the their tep.H-s lo show their native life and cun- ■ present Great Sells Floto Shows (Vmsolldateil UnPCQ Onfi DonU Dllimoc show l-aradea, Horae and I'nny Aria, Adverllslng I'nr •oms In the 101 Ranch Wild West Arena is a iiniver-al expimltioo of (a-rfeet men and noise ano rony riiiiiiBS jibHAEMi.. Miller bss ransacked the West for its [irettlrwt i women performers of pronounred aldllty. APRIL 3, 1909. X ti e Billboard 21

Tb** Itlllhiiard «'aDla a rai>re»*iilatlv* In »»rry rHy not alr>-a>ljr |irovtft..<) for. ttnijr bnatlfr* now! ai^fily. Miiat yoiine man of good p«raonal adflreaa, pormanpntly located, who can write a good letter fur i>ubUcatlun, and »bu baa a keen ejre fur newa and biuilueaa. A liberal cuiuinlaaiun paid on all buaineaa aecur^. Terina easy. Write for particulara to CurreaiHiudeuta’ Department. ALABAMA. | mirr. I .Motif n |»lrtnr«*N iDd Taufl(*vni«* of' mgr*. I V.xndevllle and picture*. BALL.4ST I AUGUSTA.—GR,\XD OPER,\ HOCSK (Har¬ Miir<'b ITi. lUJor H'h«K. II. lw*la4-o*ir. niirr. i > P'lI.N'T C.kSIN'O (J. A. Trawlck. mgr.l ILniae ry Bernstein, mgr.) Father and the Boy* 17; MOMTGOltERY. — OKA.VD (Jack Yoang. | motion |>lrtiirt*a amt raiif1erlll«» Wf***!! of Marf ti | dark. MAJESTIC. Sulphur Spring* (Joe Rich | Lew- I)lrtur»*a of Mar<‘b 1 ardaon, mgr.) Dark. I wis-k of 22; Old In-iocence 29; Ben GreeCa llklo* Id: \al Uiaalaln In The Maaler llao.l I ITi. NATKtNAL (ll.irrj Kllwauk**r, uigr.» I I Pla.vcrH 31. SUPERBA (F. A. Luck, Jr.. 2.3. M AJKHTH? (W. K. roucli. mgr. t Week Vauilevllli* wes'k of March I.**. ^ GEORGIA. mgr.l Vaudeville and moving pictures week March 211. Tec KcAou Duo. William Matwell j ROBERT HAYS. . 1 I't 22. AH(’.\I)IUM (Kaufman A Sm-a*!. mgrs.) ami Dal-y Dudley, Wbarten ami kloliler. SAVANNAH.-THE ORPIIEUM (Emeat L. ! Vaudeville ami moving picture* wc-k of 22. Harry la-oi.e and Anna Dale, Alfreed kvleey | STOCKTON. — NOVELTY (AUx, KaUer. j m^r. I t'lajtou, ami JaH|M*r, The Fowl ' P.artaiur, mgr.) Clarke'* famiHia Dog and Pony I PEERLESS (C. .M. Sacre. mgr.) Moving pic- amt t'n I Clrciia, replete with new apeclaltlea; The ! lure* and vaudeville week of 22. UNDER TROY_KDl.MAIfH TIIKATIIK (W. I.. Par I •‘f-. NewtHifT an,l<,gue ami aonga; I 25: .Miss Cecil Spooner 29 Aprtl 2. LYKIO Harry Anatin. tenor. In lllu«trated aonga, and (Hamly Bros., mgrs.) The Seven Russell* and OLOBE.—DItK.AMlJX.VD (John L. Alexander, mpr. I (*arroU and (Vaike, K. Tbomaa. l>*tnn;; i the Pa*he-S<-ope. mltli film* changial dally, j moving pictures week of 22. THEATORIUM mgr. I lollnlal, 2t; ndler ak.itlug bal Well Enne and Co. anil moving picturea week- meek of 15. Week March 22, a* follow*; Ad. ! (T. H. Weaver, mgr.l Jas. McGowan, songs ance of nuHilb. lltIH (Kdward R Kelib, mgr. i I March 21. I Sharf,Ic.v and Pa“*le May I.e*ter. coraed.v i and pictures w-eek of ‘22. PALACE (J. B. Mel- Mark aiul Itentwi. fierce ami K.wlyn, lltua. ' COLORADO. aketch: R'viger* and Marvin, the aong bird* of : ton. mgr.l Mrs. Gertrude Yopp ami Joe Mc- trale.1 Bonga ami moving piclurea meek of 1.3. ! BOULDER.—Cl RKEN (IfKRA HOUSE (R ' 'he acmth: Schwih and Knell and Lillian ' Annilan, moving pictures and songs. NEW ■Oarrelt. Tbe Merriama tv.'ek of 22. M.4JK.STir ; f. IViiuvjr. mgr.l U. of C. (Her Cliih 15; 3'»u • Wiaid, mnalcal art!*!*; The Motor Girl*. J. O. I ELITE. (U. L. ll.vman. mgr.l Giittenberger’s tW. T. Tup(»-r. mgr. t A Iliimlle or I.a'tlera ami dcvlllc IS 'Jtl; Max Figman 20; Bal,ea In Toy i Wlae, d<„ih|e handed cartoonUt. .and other*. ; Orchestra. Arthur Fields, moving plcturea and A lloirlble Mght mreek of 22; JIm'a Trouble* ] lami A|.rll 1; AI. (i. Fleld'a Mlnatn-U «: , THE CRITERION (Frank A Hubert Band.v, I «<,iigs. UNDER CANVAS: Sun Bros.’ Clrcu* and Cook I.adlcB' I'nloii meek of 2U. Cliva. B, Ilanf',r(1 fl; The (Jirl (Jneatiou 2t mgra.l B'*««le Babb, phenomenal haritoue ' 31. ARKANSAS. I GRAND JUNCTION —fARK (IfKRA HOUSE , ainging coineillcnne: Traak a:id Gladden, tlie INDIANA. (Kdmio A. llaBk'-ll, mgr.l Recital by ili*. j fashion plate*. lntrn<1uclng aIngIng. dancing UTTLE ROCK.—TAflTDI. (Cbaa. T. Tay- (Iladv* Iv<-a Bralnenl ariaplcea (J. J. L.lg, BLOOMINGTON —HARRIS GRAND (B. H. lor, mgr. I Mine. Natimora In A Doll'a ll.mae ' and Imitatlona; Jernre and ElNworth. pre- No. 124. K. of f.. 1«: M-mtlvIlle ri>,wera 17: . Harris, mgr.l Ben (Jrcet Players and the Rus¬ m. MAJESTIC. folk ami folk. The ll.d.la- I acitlng a mnalcal comedy aketch, entitled ('olfwad > State Univeralty Glee Club 22; Babe* | sian S.vmphony Orchestra In Romeo anil Ja- mortha. frank Rlchanla and l/outae Montroee, | Hrmey Bunch and the SiKKik, aa»i*tvd hy their lo Toyland 2!i; lot-al entertaiumeut April 4. j two Human Doga; L. Jack I.a-v-y. illustrated ! lift ami A Mii'.aiimnier Night's Dream 20; Laura Ilemieit. (Iialfrey and llenderaon. |w>r i ■ The Holv Cltv 29. olb.T 3'aiigbn. Mallla and Hart. Cromwell and , aong*. and the hand, motion plcttin- film*. CONNECTICUT. Hiangeri dall.v. wia-k of 1.3. Week of 22, CrI j BRAZIL.—SOUR WINE (Will H. la-svltt, 8mar Bov 42. a musical comedy, cntitleil Hotel Waldorf Caa- tcM-la. m-lth apeclal scenic an; Temjieat an.l Snnablne HARTFORD.-fARSll.VS 'niEATRE (H. C. er«: IHustrited songs and motion pictures with Kchl, mgr.) Hutloii-Balley Stoi-k Co. week of 27; Mlaaoiirl lllrl 24. MAJESTIC (Frank En fars,,n*. nigr. I William H. Crane 2:1-24: The new anhiect* dally m-eeh of 15. Week March 15, exos'iit 16; Mra. Temple'a Telegram 16; per, mgr. I ficturea ami Cameraphone. Kl I'orlnne Iliintera 25 27. HARTFHRD THEA '22. Fagga' L&die* Micatrela, featuring Bnn- W. A. Whltecar In M.irriisl for Money (return JOD (C. A. Craft, mgr. I ficturea and aonga. TRE k. mgr.l Mr*. Temple'a Tele ' hii and .4Iger, that clever team of girla: Tbe ! date) 27; North Brother*’ Stock Co. 29 and gram week of 22. fGLI'S THEATRE (G. S Three Fagga. comedy duo; Ruth Moore, prima week; The Holy City April 6: Murray and CALIFORNIA. , lianHComb. mgr.l Walter C. Kelly. Grayce donna; Alice 3'ernlce, goubrette. and Eleanor Mack In The Sunny Shle of Broadway 7. AU¬ SAH FRANCISCO.—van NE.SS lOottlob. ' Scott and Co., Ronton and Tlllaon. Armatnmg Oiinbar. in a pleasing array of Impersona¬ DITORIUM RINK (O. II. Andre, mgr.) Boiler Marx A Co., mgr».» Tbe Right of Way meek and 3’>rnc, Willie Went,®. Long Acre (Jiiarfrt tions. songs and the Gra-.nes-&-ope. THE SU- skating. March 22 AMERICAN (Abe 8. Cohn. mgr. i and Butler and Baaaett week of 22. SCENIC PFRB.\ (Bandy Brother?, mgra.l First run The (iingcrhread Man m-eek of March 21. VA TIIE.kIRE III. C. 3'onng. mgr. i Kelly and fllnia. changed dally, with Prof. Chamlnade. EVANSVILLE.—WELLS BIJOU (Charles LFNCIA (W II. II.,(T. mgr.I The lla’f Brcct Catlin, Ralph Whitehead. Alpha Morrlaon. in picture lectures, asaiatcl hr the Superhn Sn-eeton. mgr.) The Clansman 23; Edith Talia¬ week of Mar-h 22. fRINCFSS (I.oTerlrb A aonga and ;ilctnr>‘a week 22. Orchestra. NEW SAV.ANXAII THEATRE ferro III Polly of the Clrcna 26 27; The Holy Camnhell. mgra.) The Sultan of Siilu week of MERIDEN.—fdl.US (S. Z. foil, lea.; W, IW. B. Seeakind. mgr.l H.-irrl*-Parkinson Clt.T 28; Just Out of Colleg* 22: Otis Skinner March 22 AirAZAR (O. H. Davla. mgr.l Slack, mgr.l fliilippinl Con«tabnIary Band 1.3: Company In repertoire 1.3 20; Edna Wallace 24; The Three of Ua 27; Grace Cameron 28; Bine Craaa eek -f March 22. ORPIIECM (J. Cahim-t Mlnlatcr (Wall 15; Barney Gilmore Hopts'r In Fifty Miles from Boston. 16: Nat The Girl at tli“ Helm ‘29; Paid In Full (re¬ Miwrl*<-y. n.gr. t Violet Black. TTie Four fon in Kldnaptanl In New Y’ork 17; Im{>eri.al pic- Goaalwln and Emma Goodrich In The Master turn ingagemcBt) 31. MA.IESTIC (Edw. Ray- cberr.v*. Ja* II Cullen. Sllbon'a Novelty CIr- I tnr-a 22 24; Victor M,«re in The Talk of H*nd 17; Len- Dockstailer and his famous moml. mgr.) Hannon. Diggs and Burns, aing¬ cn«. Eight Palace drla. The Rleaaingn, Ray L. ^ New 3'ork 23. minstrel* 22; Way Down East 24. Beginning ing comedians: llic docker*. Harvey and De- Boyce. Ilcrla*rl Mitchell and moving plcture- 1[ (rated aonga. etc. vancew week March EDISON MANUFACTURING CO. 81. BVH.L (Ona Cohn mgr I Colna IVit*. Bor- Uvona, mgr.l Tony, the Bootblack week of 22; alrl Trmipe. Frank MariM> amt Co.. Tom Brant At Cripple Creek meek of 29. CIlASF'S (H. ESSANAY FILM MANUFACTURING CO. for*!. (miH‘tta and moving plcturea week of W. rvwitt. mgr.l Vanderllle. GAYETY (W KALEM (XIMPANT S (Tark. mgr.l Girl* from Happyland week March 21. NOVEI.T3' (Tony LiiN-Ukl. mgr i GEORGE KLEINE Vanderllle and moving plcturea week of March of 22; The S,-ranader* week of 29. NEW LY *L RCBE COHEN. CFH’M (Eugene Keman. mgr.l New Century LUBIN MANUFACTURINO CO. Girl* week of 22; Fcoilraome lyamha week of PATHE FRERES SACRAMENTO.—HKAND (C. 11. (J-Mar.1. , '29. mgr., Stiwk Co. In oancly m-eek March 22 FLORIDA. 8ELI0 POLYSCOPE CO. PANTAC.es (W W Ely. mgr.l Four Han VITAGRAFH COMPANY OF AMERICA bma. J),hn B. D.illyn. Ladell and Rrowa, Kid JACKSONVILLE.—El.EtTBIC (H. A. Miller, ■flahrlel and Co.. Tmo Johnai-na and ne.ving pic mgr.l Ralph ISuigherty, moving plcturea and A regular weekly supply of IS leels of splendid new subjects Is now avallabi*. (urea w.-. k March 21. ACME tC. 11. tl.al aonga mm-k of 2'2. dard mgr I Moving plcturea meek Matvh 21. TAMPA.—ORPIIECM (Luc Cnrtright. mgr.l THREE OFFICES: SAN DfEOO -tlARRICK (J. M. Dmlgc. mer 3'aiidevllle and plclurc*. S.kNS SOl’CI I Ed. The HUht of Way March 14 U; John Larkin* I TarU-II. mgr.l Vanilrvllle and plctnrea. KIN ST. LOUIS. MO.. 1401-05 Locust Street. In A Trip to Coney laland we,-k of March '22 I OliROMK (Geo. Ortangc. mgr.l Vaislevllle and LOUISVILLE. KY.. 421 Fourth Avenue. Hackelt In Claaemat,'# 2A'J7; Tlie Burg,miaater i plctnr,-*. TAMPA PAY CXSINO (Chaa. C. 2N 21*. PICKWICK iS A Palmer, mgr.l P*r*ne St,ick Co. In A Trip to Coney laland week of March 32 In re|*rtolre. PATHK (Bnrgv-rt A KatlKf. OT'FEN (Swarli A Crlian. mgra.l Sullivan 4 onaldinc Circuit: Karl tllntcller and Aero hatic lloga, Connelly, Weinrich and Connelly, late mneli-al niimhera and dvnclng; llaacn S-H mon. BiMil.retie; t'amon Brolherm. the Annlliw of vandeTlIle, week of March 1R. I.ea Th,m dorea. Fiiroiwan gymnaata and acrlalUta; Wal ter Berlin, change artlat; Wataon and Little. MOVING PICTURE THEATRES! In yocal comeilletta, entitled A Matrimonial Bargain; Alice l.ewls. chamrter comtnllenne; If your house is not on the “Ted Sparks Circuit” you are losing money every week. Get busy and d’oifer and Boniden. aong and dance artUta. In Whipa In BHn. week of March 22. FMIMRIC play one of our reliable vaudeville acts eac»i week in connection with your pictures and waich the (II. II Biwley, mgr.l Albert Tint, lyric tenor: Annie Montgomery, noprano: Henry Auerbach, ousiness come right up; others have, and are doing it—why not you? Here’s the kind of acts monoln^niai, lll.iatraled aouga and motion pic that get the money—and they’re “Sparks’ Acts.” tnrea week of March IB. BRAND (Walter J. Fnlkera.m. mgr.l Walter ferry, monologue nr- GREAT DUFET FITS A CAMERON HUTFER A HUTFER WRIGHT A ANDRESS tut; Renfrew and Jnnaen. In rume,tv aketrh. VARDELLS EGAN A HALLMAX THE WHETTEN8 SEYMOUR A MAY The Second Mr Flddla; Rngene IteRell. hnH DUGAN A PAIOK OXMAN A OZMAH EARL BROS. DOM A HAM tone; Fay tlarranaa. the Caliromla NIghtIn YOUNGER BROS, THE BK0(HC8 THE GARZAS BERTIE CLIFFORD gale. Illnatrated aouga and motion plctnrea week of March IB. Harry Waltnn, (^Inene DO IT NOW I WRITE, WIRE, PHONE OR CALL—DON’T PUT IT OFF—DO IT RIGHT NOW. ^peramiator; Annie Banman, operatic vocal !•; Rngene DeBell, barltavne; Re^ and Reed. TED SPARKS VAUDEVILLE & DRAMATIC EXCHANGE. Century Bldg.. KANSAS CITY. MO. In immedy aketrh. entitled Ftnnegan'a Home, •ech of March 22. aAlRTY (R O. (lordon. 22 Xtie Billboard APRIL S, 1909.

Skating Rink News Richardson Roller Skates “THE GOOD KIND.” Used e.xcliisively in 80% of the Interest in The Little Wheels Continues Unabated—Our lari'est uiul most successful rinks Correspondents Detail Latest Gossip—New World’s in .America, and bv all prominent skaters of the world. \Ve handle Championship Established—Some Sensational Races everything pertaining to the rink During the Week—The Roller Situation in Detail. business. Write for catalogue. RICHARDSON BALL BEARIN6 SKATE CO., 501 Wells St., CNICABO. ILL BUTTE’S ROLLER MARATHON. MORRIS WOOD HAILED CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. MinsK.'r Kyrno, of the ilollaiiil Roller Rink. Scorinx sl\t«*en laiints, Ba|>tle the French- Butte. .Moat., ba. fiaiuil the two roller Mara- I Canadian wins fiairti-en. and Johnnie Nllaaon la . THE CHICAGO SKATES ARE RELIABLE tlioOH BO Miicee.Hful. that he haa arratiKed fur a { tlilnl with eixht laiinta. Thin eiala one of alx-dny HkatliiK rare fi>r teaina of two men. the best rham|iloiiahl|i eventa ever held In this Teaiiia are eiitemi from the l‘Briflr CuBHt. frtHn ! cmmlry. for the men were five of the xreateat They won first place in the Salt l4ike, Ih-nver anil front Butte. Jimmie ami afiemlient akatera ever hruuxbt toxether In Be.vnolila and Wallle Bradford, the Butte entr.v. j this iw any other rouutry. are the favoritea aa they bate been the wlnuera , To-nixbt'a card Includmi three events which Maratlion Races of ('hicago, In the Marathon rarw wbldb bare taken ' flxtired In the chamidonabipa. the mile, half- place durliiK the. (laat month. The other akat- ! mile and fifty-yard daah. Wood won tbe balf- New York and Kansas City. era come with a atronx followinx and the con- ' nille in l:'2tt4-5 with Baptle second and Nllaaon teat will proliably lie a winner fur the on- | In third place. lookera any time durliix the week. I In IIm> mile. Baptle was tbe winner, coverlnc tbe diatance in 2:.55 4 .5; Nllaaiio was second CHICAGO ROLLER SKATE CO.. and Sinnlrud third. Rankin ca|itureral minutes. I and a final. The flrat iM-at waa won liy Jack Allen I. Klanchanl. honorary (iresident of the J latest Model, Ball-Bearlnx Rink 8kates. Coed In majority of all RInka Fartello. uf St. lamia, in The final event i ’Western Skatinx Aaaoctatlon, waa the referee waa alao ra|>tored by Fartello. In 4:00. A Nickel (dated 8trel. Hall Besrlux (7ub Skates, with Fibre, Steel Itomblaa of all eventa. tIoD, Aluminum or Boxwood Rollers. Block Farty wbh alao xl'en and waa enjoyed ■ In addition to tbe champlonahip eventa. the by tbe larxe audience. Tlie Auditorium Rink ' followinx events were run off: Quarter mile la manaxevi by C. Amlrewa. race between Mias Rnidna la-oosrd. of Cleve- laml. and Miw Lillian Aicfxer, of Calumet, j Henley Racing Skates Mich., and was won by Mias Ixmnard. who la and ^iklonidd bj eTrrjWberr. and ar^ alao daalrabU ROLLER MEET IN KANSAS CITY.! the acknowhalxi'd lady champioo of the world. fnr ItMlIvIdiial tiM*. vberr tba Horat and oioAt Fox chmie by Norval Raptle, arrohatic akat¬ akata to tba market ta deaSred. Manayer S. Waterman, of tbe Collaeum Rink. I lnx by Jolinnie Nllaaon. barrel Jumidnx by Wiaid Kanaaa t^lty. Mu., will run a roller akatlnx j and Sinninid, atilt akatlnx by Norval Baptle, j meet at bia rink, March ISt-Aprll 17, to decide novice race ami quarter-mile backward by Bap- 1 POLO GOODS and OUTFITS the one. two and three mile dlatancoa. Kntriea tie axalnat a skater forward, won by Baptle. | Send for Skate Catalogue, PRRB on band Include the followinx: R. Fetera. T, which closed the xreateat meet ever held In this ' tHBfial Fulo Guide.lUe. Petera. laei Jimea, Clarence Hamilton, Midxe ; country. fUMTiiian, Jack Woodwanl. Roland CionI, Frank ♦ Flanni-rv', Frank Bacon and Joe Munch, I TYRRELL REDEEMS HIMSELF BY WINNING M. C HENLEY, EARLE REYNOLDS’ LETTER. A GREAT TWO-MILE AT RIVERVIEW. Fnil Tyrrell, the preaent amateur cUamplon of Illinola, r*>«Ieem<*d bimaadf h.v winniux the Racer Cary, of Scranton. Fa., haa made ap¬ two-mile bamlicap race held at Rlvervlew Rink plication for the H|Ha‘d akatlnx de|iartment. T7iuraeen verj- aiicceaafiil the (laat two ers who a week axo cauxht him nappinx and de¬ yeara and the manaxera thnaixinait tbe New feated him. Tyrrell, started from scratch, and York Slate Circuit will do well to enxaxe a covered the diatance In 5 minutes. 34-2 4 acc- faat niiin like Cary to pit axalnat their local omla. Chaa. Smith, who beat Tyrrell In the men. Tlila kind of attraction la a xood one and last two-mlle handicap race, with a handicap createa a lot uf Intereat In akatlux- of sixty-yanla. was aecoml. and Alfreil Henxst. wi‘h an elxhty yard bamlicap. finished third. ♦ Nick Koch, with <«e hundred and twenty yards, waa fourth. Tlie El R<*ya have been well booked for the aeaaoii and hare jiiat finiahiol a two weeka’ en I •*’ faxement at Toronto. The clever Juveniles will , OTTAWAS. OF CANADA. WINS BIO HOCKEY in all iiroiialiillty xo ahtond the latter (.art of PRIZE OF $1,000. the aiinimer and ida.v tbe Crawford and Wllklua RInka In Ureat Britain. The Ottawas, of Ottawa. Ont., champion hockey players of Canada, won the two-days' ♦ meet at the St. Nicholas Rink. New York, end Inx March 13, with their rivals, tbe Wanderers, Jolin Bell, manaxer of the Ex|>oaltlon Rink, of Montreal. Can., takinx the Sl.iaki prtxe Flttatiiirx. I*a., ma.v gu aliroad tbe rominx aea- which was offered for th*‘ two itays. The first aoD and open up a larxe rink. Bell la an ex[)<>rt nlxht'a Xame waa decldeil In favi'ir of the Ot- rink nian and a xr>‘at manaxer. He may decide tawaa by a score of fl to 4 and the last nlxht'a NO. 17 RINK SKATE FOR MEN. EQUIPPED WITH "WEB" 8TEFL BALL BEARINO ROLLS. to make the trip durlnx the aummer montba. . X.‘ine was a tie, 8 to 8. which xivea tbe Utti- For more than half a century Winslow's Skati-s have ta-en rontlnmaialy sold U|N>n their mertta. ♦ ' was the (irlxe by a score of 12 to 4. 7'bey are tbe Standard. Write lor new aalaloxue and full luformatlun regardlux rink manage uieut. Manaxer Fomeroy. who went abroad with I.II- I * lian Franka and John Havldaon. in a letter of Cleveland la to have a roller Marathon race, THE SAMUEL WINSLOW SKATE MFC. CO. recent date, aa.ra that he Inttmda to ofven a rink on March 24 anci 25. to be held at tbe Ely- or two over on the other aide to be equipped aiiiPi Kink, aiml say they hare a xoral list of Bales and Stock Rooms: Factory and Main OSes: with Baltimore Flyer Skates. : entries so far. hut ex|>ect to make It one of NEW YOMK. 84 Chambara Strant. Mann II ^ A tbe xreateat events ever run aa a roller Mara¬ LONDON. 8 Long Lana. E. C. W OrCCSier, IVIa»B.a W . O M. thon. J. T. FITZGERALD’S LETTER. 4 On laat Friday evening. M:trch 12, Manager I Mort G. Wolf, of San* Soticl Skating Rink, FOR ROLLER RINK FLOOR Thrllllnx. Indeevl, were the akatlnx races in j pulleil off two of tbe biggest skating racea the Kl.valum Kink Thuradsy nlxht. when tbe i seen in Chicago this winter. The firat waa a xreateat (irufeealonala In the world divided I one-mlle scratch race akated In three heats and A New En ie Roller Skattig. hooor> In a seriea of abort-diatance eventa. a final, with twenty-one starters. The other a Dustless Anti-Slip A xreat crowd waa preaent for tbe firat nlxbt'a ■ three mile race with tbe fastest men In tbe , racea. One of the balr-llftlnx a|>ectaclea of the city entered. Such .tars aa Melxer. Carl-«>n. Write for Book. eveninx waa the quarter-mile race between GIMIce, Henning. Reed and W. Gamer faced Norval Baptle and B.-rt Waxner. the former the starter. 'Tlie first heat of the ooe-ynlle i THF F I RYAN rn Manufacturers dustless AWTI-SLIP. skatinx backward. Baiitle w.. the world’a cham¬ I ter. Walter Beatty waa second and J(Hin Jor- : pion. aurn-ndered the qiiaiter-mlle honors to I don waa third. 'ilme, three minutes. 3» 4 5 ! EL PASO, POPULATION Morria W open Beri<*a of profeaalonal akatlnx racea. He Ih-cler. B. Sr-ringer aecond. and B. WIftI third. TEXAS 60,000 retalnevl. however, tlie one mile .mark, defeat- I Time, .7:.72 2 5. Tlie third Iwat waa won by H. I Two Companies inx Wueop1e Fop AIRDOME daya' rhaini>ionalii|ia are. Norval Baptle, Mor¬ In attemlance as lielng one of tbe finest exhibi- i ria Wok him. Here Melxer. thinking It time to Time. 40:4 5. start a<>methlnx. a(.ranx In front and waa away Event No. 5.—Halfmile exhildtlon. by Ben like a flash, winnlnx by at least half a lap. hl'b"”.”!.’; Soap For Agents O'SIcky, 1.7 y»*ara ohl. Time. 1:41 .7-4. Gllllce was s,-cond. with Carlsrm and fs-nnlng Ev«.nt No. d.—Flft.v-yard daah. profeaalonal: figlitlng It out for third place, which, after ■ Gel fmr (irtcea nn H and Tnllel Ail let,hi. They will Interest yuii. Our advertlslnx aaaurled Rankin won. Wooil aecond, Nllaaon third. Time, disi(a-rate finish, was d,-clare,l a dead heat. (ackag'-s with valuable Freiiiliiliis have the fiasli an,! value that g.-t the iiioiicy HrerylMsIv iim's 5:2 U In getting away, which ail the main eveut* that ciaint I'l the cham- s[iol|ed tie clinno's of s<-reral good mm. H E. M. DAVIS SOAP CO., 38 Union Park Court, Chicago. plonahliia. Rankin, winnlnx the fifty yard event Fk-ckcr la-Ing the favorite In this race hid two had falls, and falhsl to qualify In the in .5:1-5. IF voru SI l•|•LY OF IIOFTK FAltDS IS FXIIAI'NTFD, ASK M»lt Saturday nlxht. March 1.7. final nlxht of the final, tbe race was w,ai bv C. Caswell, who led world's (irofia-alunal chHm|ilona1i{(ai. for the entire distance, la-aling Walter Beatty MOIti:. II

tiir til* pliK'i* liy ■ II. fliilaliliiK llilM. A OIK- iKHir rmi- la l>lll<-•> .Man’ll H*. at mIiIi'Ii IIiih' at vi-ral oltlrUI* •f llir W. H. A. will iitlli’lali'. Julian T. |i1latfi-ral(l la IIm- atarti-r. I'lili’k K<’lM>l<-r, tlii* laal jriar'a aliiiitiiir rli*iii|>lii. till* |•^<■*■'llt iwclvf hour rliaiiiplona, 111 tlo* StMlo of WiM'oimiu. will lie bc'lil at tit** will try anil wn'xl tin- lioiiora from Iho pn-ai'iil Plankliitmi lIoiiM* f.'liiti l(<*oiiiM, Milwauk*^. (liiitlapnti-il l<■Bm of Molr.<-r ami Canwr. wIhi WU., Frhla). 51an‘L 11#. !•.#♦«>, at I*. M. ASSOCIATION tuna won i-viTy Innir rai-o Ihoy liaii* onliTod In Kliar|». t*pr tli** of orKanizIriK a Staff Orrwnized to riwo Orewtor PromiDonco to Bona Fide Profetsional Skaters—thoM who hawo tbia noaMai. an*! i‘wlatiMrlii‘41 a ri’i'ord of 17 iiilb** luMly to bf knoUD hm lilvUbm of a flnithod act to offer to Manafora aeekinf Exhibition Bkatera-—and to Promote Holler tu iiiimt bf ui»*iiilH*r«» of tlif thia llmo wilt anroly la- maih- aa lln- toama an- Wtaloru S. A. la (jr-r.p|ly t.-am rare FRED ROMALO PROF. A. P. DEMERS anil to aaalHt tlip m-vr U’liuiiuoin lurly t>> airalkhlpn lait Ibflr atfalra of Ibp m-w orKanIza Tba man wbu akatpt on bl* bpad on ball* Endnra*d by ALL the LEADING KI.NR MAN- lion to Im* known hm-afti-r aa the Wlm-oialn lM*arlu|{ ndlar akataa, down an 18-ft. In- AUIlBH aa the bliweat headline ait which haa IMrbiloa of tlw WiMiipru Skatiuk Aaoui'latioa. rllne. Cuta Flkurp Elitbt on bla bead. ever pla>ed their rlaka The artist WHO playa Tbi* act that brlnra tbunaanda to roller retain enaaMemmU oontlnnall) K>nk Man rluka. Adilreiui PAUL L. DUPBEE, 1440 SMI* who want an ahanlntely hlah-claas attrao- tinn. writ* at once for open time. Addreaa &U rrSEELL AND NEUL WIN THE ONE HOUR Fred Tirrell. Frank Neul. fnan IllverTlew Broadway. New York, Billboard. Oolnmbna Areno*. B*iaton Ma«a BELAY BACE AT BIVEBVIEW. Uluk. Frank Kork. I'arl I’arlMiu, of Madiivoo Harden; Mp .Melier, Stuart (lanier. of Saue BIG DOUBLE ATTBACTION Yred Tyrrell ami Frank .Ni-ul wiki llie cme- Tltli; F.\MUL^ kour relay rai-e al Illvi'rili’W UInk Saturday SiHiel Itiiik. left for Milwaukee. Saturday after ol«hf. Man’ll IS. iinerltiK Iwenly iKie mile*, Uoon to fiKIl'iete 111 the nfleeu-mlle Inter-clly RECKLESS RECKLAW team rare to be held at the Itlvervlew Kluk. TAYLOR TWIN SISTERS thi-nhy aellln* a new n-i’ord for tli.* dletani-e or Ecceuiric bemvattoual Cyclist. S.'tiirday nlKbt. and Ibe patron* of Milwaukee'* pertial. Al. lll•nK»l ami Waller Krauae were See Mv Original Race. FANCY AND TBICK BRATOBLAL Kreat rink ouklit to see aume great raciug. arooml and Frank lleniM-eMy ami I’ba*. Smith FANNIE LEIOHT, ARTISTS were thinl. Tvrn-ll waa well In the lead until That Beal Skating Ulrl. Attraction folly Address The Billboard, 1440 Broadway, two lulnuli-a In-fore the lime explreil. wtien guaranteed. Advlre** RECKLAW A CO., New York City. Friday. March 1». lOOO. Krauae made a aiidden apiirt amt Kalneil one. rare .-f FtllboanI 14-Ri Broadway. N. T. C. half lap. ilenk*t then relieved him ami Tyrrell Rare* hare been ruu before to giaal-ivlaed )uat mMW*il him out at the flnlivh. crowd*, hut never la-fore have I witue**evl a THE LAWLER CHILDREN roller rare with »uml: Carl«on and Hllllre. thinl. and MISS ADELAIDE E. D VORAK Uullera, Inlruduclug a novelty In skating on high ndler skates. In addition to an Beaumont ami Ca*well. fmirth. Joweph Mar¬ Tilt t.lKt WOMlKK shall. president Ilf the W. S. A., wa* n-fv-n*e. artistic exhibition on regular skates. Add Id ber aiiirv«>loiii» Kiiacj aud Trick bkatlDg O. L. AYER. 713 Wells St., Chicago. lU. EzkIbitIuD* coiK'liiiiliiK eacb tilKbt with • Knee aiealiifii ujau lu tbe KIbk. Ad* :iim7 E* «.‘»fb Street. CleveUud. O. tSkatIng Rink News continued on page 44.1 H. A. SIMMONS Just returned from foreign tonr. Have PROF. CHaS. L. franks Some Immediate open time. Introducing Nip Melier. one of Ibe ai>eedl*-*t a* well a* And BABY LILLIAN, Aged 9. new Novelties, Dew Costumes, everything one of the sniallest roller skater* In the hu*l Amanca'a Olebraied Bollex Skaters. np-t-idale: printing, pbuioe. electron. Ad ness, who hall* from the San S*sicl Rink, will Tbe act that play* returu eugageiuents dress 73 Broad Stritet. N. Y. go to Mllwaiikv-e. Satuntay to eorai>ete In the continually. ‘’Luougb aaidl” Addreaa tlfteen mlle team race to In- belli at the River CHAS. L. FRANKS, 5ol Wells Strviet, care view Rink. Melver will have as ht* team mate. Chicago. Ill, DARE DEVIL LEWECK, Carl Carlson, riao of Sans Sinid. Till* team ooght to make a great ali-vwlng at Milwaukee, COMEDV SKATKK as for lotig diatanoe they are hard to In-at. EDWARD W. BASSETT Featuring marvelous and death defying backward leap u'.’er table and cbalra. U|>aD America's Greatest Figura Ice Skater. fur rluka. Address ALFRED PAINTEB, MadkwKi Gnnbn presetiti-d to Its iiatroo* an¬ Skating uo real Ice on the stage. Nova Rivervlew Rink, Milwaukee. other of tbeir po(*ular carnival* on St. Pat¬ playing the Keith A Proctor Circuit. Add. rick’s night. In the firnn of a iv-al old Irish Billboard, 1440 Broadway, New York City. Jiihllne. Si-veral hiinilr'nl c-wtitme* were pre- CHAS. G. KILPATRICK aented to ihisve who attemleil and were worn THE FAMOUS KlLPATBlCS thrvnighiait the evening, Tlien* wa* giwnl ohl THE GILMANS Cyclist aud Skater Extraurdiuary, In WOD- Irish n*-l* and Jig* played to the tnne of goovl Skaiurlxi Ardata. preaeDtlng all 4.erful exbibitioua of one-legged skating old Irish miflc. and pb-nlv of singing and danc- that ia Dfw Id 8kattriic. Fur oi>eD aud bicycling. Managers Rinks aud Vauda lag. Evervlnaty had a gi»nl time ami If they dat«*« aod trroja. a«blrva« HARRY OIL* ville write or wire fur uinvn time vjuick. BUT didn't It waa no fault of the managetiH-ot. MAN. cara Caaina Roller Riak, Houaton, Schiller Bldg.. Billboard. Chicago. Ill. Niagara fVtilitary Band Texaa HILTWEIN WINS AT FOREST PARK. For I'arkik Kliik», I'avtitoua. iUx*«k. ale. Larfr EARLE REYNOLDS DAINTY GLADYS LAMB Kvlwanl Hlllwein, the youngest skater now iiaw I'ntabta I*,** Fr*-n- THE JUVEMLE WO.NUEK ■ Pin'artiig ln-f'-aentlng the finest costnroevl and greatest Graceful skating cvmleat for genta ami great FULL BAND CARDBOARD Skating. Danclog and High Kicking Act befotv races at F.dgi-wat«-T Rink. the American public. lioukliig after .April 15 riie fmir <-onn-r«*l piirmilt race, held at F.ve«l Chicago. III. to tie a great conlesl. was wim by Frank Neul, ORGANS wlih Henry Becker *<*-on<\ ami Kay CurtI* thinl Dm- mile ami six laji* were coven-tl be For Skating Rinks, Shows, Dance Halls, fore Neill smnciib-il lu overlsking bis man. Tbe ROLLER skat: Merry-Go-Rounds. Largest and finest in time for tin- dl-.lain'i* wa* 4.JI wcmnla, which AMER.C*N RINK SUPPLY CO. Wa* very f*«l time for a ai-venlm-n l*ti track the World. Made in Paris by The graceful skating roiile*l for gent*, wlilch SANDUSKY. OHIO. will be run In live pri-llininary lieals and a linni, of wlilch IIh- *«*-ond was run IViilm-silay FOR 8ALR—altuiNtl nr«r HuiwihhI night amt won liy IL-nry Neilll. with Warren kJ.ik) \>rr \m\r. AImi Wur GAVIOLI & CO RmiihIi si-v-onit. I* i-aii.liig a lot of excllenient lliat*r OrsNU. KINK, 2115 Av«*.. among the skater*. Tln-re an* thirty enirli** al IM New York Office, 31 Bond Street. pn-w-nl amt only two an- plekmt isit eaeh wi*-k LATEST AMERICAN SONGS MADE TO ORDER. to go In IIm- llnsl. wlilch will tn- Jintgi*! by of WANT tu biiT mihI hav9* f«*r roil** at all tllll•‘^, Heists of the Wiwti-m Skaltiig .\s«.stat|on hiiMt ihikatt'ik, «»|***ra 4'liMlrM ainl After IIm- alHive evi-nls «en> nm off. Frank lug l•l('tulv tiiN<'liliM*ii. LON A. McCOY, TIIK Itll.I.IUKAUH'S CIe.\SSlFli:i> 111 SIXKSS lUKlXTDKV Neul, pace! by H. IteanmiHit, one of the coin Wa»riinffton. C. H.. Ohio. : .MIDKKSSKS l)F ALL THK LF.VDKHS. WURLITZER automatic musical instruments SELF-PLAYING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. The Pianino—1 he l onophonc—The Mandolin Quartette—The \ iitlin Plano—The Mandolin Sextette—The 65-\ote Player Piano— The 88-N(ile Pla>er Plano—Pinned C) Under liand Organs—Paper Roll Military Band Oriians—The PianOrchestra. OREATCST LINE ON EARTH. SEND FOR COMPLETE CATALOGUE. THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER COMPANY, NEW YORK: 2.S-27 W. 32nd, bet. Broadway and 5th Ave. - CINCINNATI: M7-12I E. Fourth. - CHICAGO: 266-268 Wabash 24 APRIL I. 1909.

ler. POWERS’ (Victor Goderis, mgr.) The 18; The Thief lb; Fhe Holy City 20; A Glhled ('o. In bvirlesnue; also pirturae week of n CORRESPONDENCE. Family. AI'DtTORI(’.M (Mtiward Adams, ■ Fool 24; The Great Divide ’Jb. 'niE ELITE iChaa Rerkell. mgr.l Tbe Bllt» mgr.l Riirns Jubiison Fight Plelurva. MAJI24 MARION.—MARION OPERA HOl’SK (K. R StiM-k Co. In The Galley Slave; Hlevena aaS (CoDtiDoed from page 21.) riC (Lyman It. Glover, mgr. i Vaudeville, Clark, mgi.i Graee CauiervHi Oia-ra Co. In Lit- Waehhurn. Frank Bond ami Elllex-tiue week PRINCV^W (Mort H. Singer, mgr.) The Prince He Dolly DImplea 17; W. H. Paltou la The 008HEV.—JEKKKKSUN (Hommeri* Sl Kruta. of '22. THE COl.lSKI’M KOLI.AWAY (Floyd miirt.) Uottert ICUrwou lu Tile Call of tile Nortlj of To-Night. GREAT NORTHERN (F. C. Kb 1 llliKkliead ’27. Rrviwn. mgr.l Holler akallng W’MlBeetlaya aad 17; Htetaou’a Uucle Tom a Cabla 18; Douald Johnnie ami Emma Ray. BUSH i ROBINSON.—GRAND (W. T. Wlaemau, Siiiidaya THE GRAND (G S. Arkermana. BobertMO I'lajrera 20; Lfman Uowe'a Movlug ' I KMPI.K (Edwin 'ThanbvHim-r, mgr.) Itieen’s mgr.) W. B. Paltou In Fhe Blva-kbead 3; mgr.l March 28, Tlie neriiiaa Slurk (V>. la Flrturea 22; Tb- Kuuanaia 25. I illars of Society. AMERICAN MUSIC IIAI.L Katberyn Oaterman lu The Night of the Play liana Rcso-iihagcn; Faiiat April 35 HAMMOND.—TtIWLU UI'LllA HOUSE (U, BURLINGTON —GRAND OPERA IIOUSB M. .N>e, mgr.i Arouud tbe World 10; Juat a (Mtivlllr S.ovlll. mgr.l Walker W’hitrelde la Woman'a Way 20; TUe Couoty Sberlff 21; Tbe 3’he Melting Pid 24; Two Married Men 27. rilDU week of 22. COLONIAL IJ. C. Her- I G.\KltlCK (Jack Ibsil. mgr.) Oraee Cumminga, roo, oigr.i Billy llioea, ecceutric danciug; The Coleuiana, Will Vino, Bradley, Shale and Ueury Jordan, Uerman comedian, uioilug pic- L!jy ^;'*orl il. Singer, mgr.) | EeklurvI won out agalnat two iwHilealaula, i Cide, ByrneGtdaon Players, Kslelle llaiutiluo. turea and Miuga week of 22. BIJOU iCraick The Gulden t.lrl. STAR A GARTER (U. J. Frlia Berry and Raliib Collliia, Eckford rov Miss Pauline Wallace aiM the Garrleksevipe A rreela, mgra.) Capt. Webb’a Sea Llona, Bay W^'hon Girls. COLUM | ering .MW miles and one lap. Kvkl.wvl baa ' Samuela, liuiuie and Si-bmldt Week of 22. Hlu (lUrlil \!\eber, mi;r. I Ken Kulipbtbtioil itiicutHl nn iigiv«*iurut nltb Allli* liru(Mikt*r, CARROLL—CAKUOI.L OPERA IIOI'SE (U. a* ID rlowi*r. AiallAMliU.\ (Mai i h iuiut of lUt* tiaectj' four bour race at ttb . KOHOMO.—Sli'E (li. W, Sipe, miif*) C. l.iKiwIg. mgr. I Tim Prond lu Beg 2:t. PIC- Doyle'a OipUeum Stock Co. 22 27. I'lCTUUE mgr.) A Bad Man’s Wife. Bijou (Wm. Roche, i long, for a race at the Grand the Ural week TUREI^V.ND (C. C. Ludwig, mgr.) Vaudeville, LAN!) (O. 1*. Weed, mgr.) Viola Lewia and ; mgr.) Dora ’nioriie. COLLEGE (C. Jay Smith. . In April. LYRIC IM. C. Slewart, prop. A moving |>lr(iires and aoiiga 14’2b Jeokle I'kkett and motion plcturea wt^ek of 22. I iiigr.) laitKt |•EOI*LK*S (J. C, 1*11- mgr. | Aba'eDHmeyer, byimotlat; lUuala. lllu CEDAR RAPIDR. — GREENE’S OPERA Tile Three of 1 a. MARLOWE ' alon act; Eva Mandell, singing, and moving LAFAYUrTE.—OUAMl oruKA HOUSE (J. i Mill SK (W, H. Cvilllrr, bua, m-.r.l Ibmald (Mnc-nt Gore, mgr.) Secret Service. ACAD ; pictures. T. Carpenter, mgr.) tiertnide lloOrman lu Tbe KoIh riaou In A Curloua Mishap Id. Tkoa Jef Mimic World 20; Hen Greet Hlayera in A Mld- KMY (W’m. “*.*'■•* t'o*hoy and i SPRINOFIELD.—CHATTFRTON (Geo. W. j feraon In Rip Van Wlakle 18, A Pair of Couo anmmer Mgbt a Dream 22; Douald Uobertaou l^he mief. KILLY (J. J. Fenneaay, mgr. I ; Chattel tun mgr.) Tbe Boy and the Girl Ib 20; try Kills 21; The Thl. f 24; Isle ef Sidee 27; in A Curloua Mlabap 26. FAMILY tJ. Horae, K.MIHRE. Tbe i Gllliugvvaler’a PUyera 20 21. MAJE.snC tC. I An Told In the llllla 28. IVirlane 36; ilortenae mgr.) Opeua March 22 wltb vaudetllle. Big Revl-w. TROCADERO (T. M. Weingar- i 11. Uumaer, mgr.) King Casey 18 2o; Tbe Heir NellMiu SI; Ben Hur 12 14. MAJMT'IC THR den, mgr.) Rive and Barion's Big Gaiety Ex ' to the Hoorah 21 24. GAIETY (Smith A LA PORTE.—HALL’S THEATUE (H. Q. \TKK (VIc Hugo, mgr.) Will Bradley and travagapza. Sid J. Etiaou a (Sid J. Euaon, i Buriou, mgra.) Searlea abd George, Rainbow ■omora, mgr.; W. J. Hall. bua. mgr.) Walker Hay W, Fay’s Six Gyi>ey Wayfarers, Florence WbMraide lu Tbe Melting I'ot 2o; Tbe Runa¬ mgr.i Al. Reeves Beauty Show, Slaters, Maxwell and Dudley, Tauuer aud Gil ' Mislena ami Chaa. H. Gardner, remedy sketch; way a 22; Tue County SberilT 23; Lyman ALTON,—TEMPLE (Wm. Sauvage, mgr.) hert. Caulon and Curtis and Jobu M. Erwiu , Don Carney, trick plaalet; The Blmlios. eom- ilowa'a i'lcturea 24; Innocent Maida 25; Ma'a | Frank E. l-ong Comedy Co. 14 21; Manhattan “"d Co. wtek of 22. EMPIRE (John Cuuoor, { rvl.r acrvtbata; James Rowlaml, blackface; Har- New Huaband 2b; Tbe Great Divide Aprii b. j Comedy Co. 26’27; cameled. 'Hie Banker's j mgr.) Caatello and LaCrula and ulbera week' rv MrKnIgbt and Klmslrvune PROPI.R'R- COLISEUM (Zener A Sbafer, mgra.) Roller Child 27; vamlevllle and moving (deturea 28; of 22. TIIEATKK (VIc Hugo, mgr.) Trvtuadale Stock akating I I’he Great Divide 31; Kathryn Oaterman In' SIERLINO.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC tWm. F. { Co. Indeflnitely. L^OAMSPORI_NEI240N THEATRE (The The Night of tbe Play 3; Tbe Dlatrlct I.a-ader uigr.i Univerally of Chicago Glee Club '23; I CHEROKEE.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (F. Central Siatea Theatre Co., mgra.; Fred | 4; Madam Butterfly 5. LYRIC (Amly Burke, i L'Mlvm DeiKit (local taleut) 24; Prluce of Swe ' Rrunsou, mgr.) The Rorwds, hy(iaotlsts, 6; Smyth, local manager) Week March 22, Carl ' mgr.) The Doric Trio and moving plcturea i ^•1* of Spice 20; Tbe Thief April 2, lecture Cunrae 17; Tbe Other Otrl lb; I.eetnre w«ek of 2"2. Arouud tbe World 3; Tbe Time, tbe Place aud W. Cook Slock Co; King of Trampa 27; Tbe C Vaudeville. THE RULLAWAT CLINTON—THE CLINTON (C. K. DUoo. Thlalei), mgr.l M< lion idrtures and vaudeville : RINK (Jobu G. Haglock, mgr.) Roller akallug. BROADWAY THEATRE (Earl Sipe, mgr.) mgr.l The May Powell Trio 24; Ilea llurr Week 22, Ruth Nave, illnatrated aongs Buck¬ GRAND OPERA HOUSE. A Brnkeo Idol 10. j URBANA.—ILLI.NOIS THEATRE (M. Hel- April 8 10. FAMILY (G. J. Paulsen, mgr.) eye Trio, comedy trick bouae acrubali Frank I BLOOMINOTON.-GRAND OPERV HOUSE=*• R»hl. mgr.) Ju*t Out of College Will BIdo. Adellite Walters 18 21; Bat>ert Ber Reban, groleaque dancing comedian; Tbe Mil- { (Frank Raleigh, mgr.) Tbe Mimic World 17;! *-• (local) 2ii; Tours of' tram aud Uo.. Peter Baker, Geo. Hvem and lanU, eccentric miialciana, and Kenetacupe, ; Ju-t Out of College 18; The Great Divide 20; World ’25; Tbe Thief 26; Lena Rivera 27; ; Jklferetta 22 24. Tour of the World 22; Ben Greet’a Player*, 23: ' Time, tbe Place aud tbe Girl ’db. Girl at MADISON.—GRAND OHERA HOUSE (Ern { DUBUQUE.—GRAND OPERA IIOI’SR (Wm rtie 'rime, the PUee and the Girl 30- A ' *•»’*“> April 3; Great Divide 5. NEW THE ' eat J. Mattnewa, mgr.) John W. Vogel'a Min- | L. Bradley, mgr.) The Thief .30; Ben Hur Knight for a Day April 1; Tbe Thief 2. CAS- ATRE tW. E. Galvin, mgr.) 0|a-ned March 23 ■trela 23; '1 be King of Trampa 25. j .kprll 5 7; Ole Swanson 10; Brewster’s MU NEW CASTLE.—ALCAZAR (It. F. Brown, I TLK THEATRE (Guy Martin, mgr.) We, k '“8 plctiirva. I Ilona 12; Al. G. Field a Minatrela 14; Paul Gll 22 27, Harry S|iangler and Co., James Dunn, WAUKEGAN.—SCHWARrz (B. C. Emery. | mgr. I John E. Young and Mlaa Elixabetb I more 17; The Man of the Hour 26; 13>e Red Barnes and Levina, W. L. Werden and Co.. “'F*'-» Deuniug’a Minatrela 14, Martin and | Gmalall In Tbe Time, tbe dace and tbbe Girl | Mill 27; Florence Gear So. BIJOU (Jake Ro .Me.ver Bros., Tom and Edith Almiwd and the ' Ratteraball'a Motion Pictures 7; Strtaou’a lb Miaa Adelaide Tburaton In Tbe Woman'a - s*'0tbal. mgr.l Billy Mann. George ami Oeor CaatleacoiM-. i Uncle Tvhu’s Cabin 21. BARRISON (A. A. ' Hour 2U; Jobu W. Vogel'a Big City Minatrela ! gla, David Llvlngstoo and Co.. Tbe Napaneee CHAHPAION.—WALKER OPEUA HOUSE Frudeufeld. mgr.) Scharr aud Wheeler Trio, j 2b; The Three 'Twina April 2. STAR tC. C. Co. and moving pictures week of 22; Hay (.M. Heiman. lea.: S. Kahl. mgr.) The ort | ‘•’'‘A bicycle riders; San.lberg and Lee, laugh Barley, mgr.) Vaudeville and moving plcturea. wood’s Couiedy Uo., Pero and Wilson. Jobs man Acrob.allc Trio, American Newaboya’ I loatigalora; Allyn K. Foater and Co., aud ' THEA'TORIUM (Warner Schmidt, mgr.) Vau- I T. and Jessie Pv>wrra and 1‘eteraoa Brother* Quartet. The Qloekera. Estelle Ilamlltoii. Mvr- ; Ethel Tierney, aiaging and dancing aoubrelte, | devllle and feature tilma. FER.\ (K. U. Keith, week i'f ’29. j He Huntington and the motion pictures 18 ^ IS 21; May Revlerle and her two Scare Crows;, FAIRFIELD.—THEATRE Ifidalght Flyer mgr. I Vaudeville and motion plcturea. COLI • WlllUma, Thompaun and CofieUnd, Burnet ami Buuglax and Van Steiner Trio, triple bar per i II: Sla IVrklna 12; Sherman Stork Oo. 22 aad SEl'M BINK (Ward A Jamiaon, uigrs.) I'olo,, Major, Keith and DeMjnt, Marie Laurens. .Miaa formera and Dan Baker, comedian, 21 24. , w'eek; Eli ami Jane SO. oaaaet hall and roller akatlug. M.vrtle Huiillngton and motion plcturea 22 21; IOWA CITY.—4.0LDRKN THKATBR (Ray PERU.—W ALLACE THEATRE (Mr. Hood, I IOWA ' King and Brooks. Pearl .Vilen end Her Jock ' ___ ' Swan. mgc. I Uharles Gra|>ewla la The Awak mgr.) Kathryn Oaterman in Tbe Night of tbe e.va. Lowell B. Drew, Grant Slmmona, Mvrile , , MOINES.—FOSTER S OPERA HOUSE enlng of Mr. Pipp 26; Do^vthy Wood Oo. week Play 16; Tbe Time, tbe dace and tbe Girl 18; Huntington and motion plcluw,8 ’2.%’27. Ckf2J- (''>“■ Foater. mgr.) Ben Greet Players aud tbe of ‘2*.). BIJOU THEATRE (LeBoy Smltk, mgr.l The Caatle Garden Opera Co. lb'20; McNavln- CENT (Matt Kuaell, mgr.) Five Harvard GIrU, Symphony Orchestra in A Midsummer Anita Prlmrote, (’ole and Davis. 'The White Caab Slock Co. week of 22. Mack Siatera and others week of 22. Night's Dream 24; The Thief 25 27; Tbs Shep Zolo, Tbeo and Her Dandlea, Flexible Freder¬ RICHMOND.—GENNErr (Mra. Ira Swiaber, DANVILLE—GRAND OPERA nou’sE (Oev). S,'**'** ^ •"«* NEW GRAND (Wm. ick*. Owen and Hoffman and aaovlng ptetureo mgr.) Vogel'a Minatrela 27; Roae Melville 2b; W. Cbatterton, mgr.) Adelable Tliureton In Hie vo»ter, mgr.) Bom-a) In Arizona 18 2b; Cbsa. an“ Awakening of Mr. PIpp 21- W.4Y IH C. Smith, mgr.l Boiler skating- Brothera' Stork Co. week of 12; A Broken Idol LVRIC (C. J. Allardt, mgr.l May B. Stln-'r, I -*• T««, l*roud to Beg 25 26; Shadows of a KEOKUK —GRAND OPERA HOl’SR (P. L. 20; Great Divide 21. NEW PHILLIPS (O. G. juggler and aerUllat; Floy-1 .Mack, alnger Great City 28-31. AUDITORIUM tWm. Foa ilngbea. mgr.l Ybe Flower of tbe Raarh 17; Murray, mgr.) Miaa Eva Haxletine, Miaa Opal and dancer; Rialto Quartet. Robert Brenuon ' April 15-17. MAJESTIC luiurant, magician, 27; A Knight for a Day Norrla, Mualcal Tremalna, Waltxer Twina, and O).. comeviy sketch, and the KInodrome Buchanan. mgr.( Gvaj. W. l,e*>lle In 211; Isle ,>f S;>lc« April S; Richard and Prla Cora I.awtoo Mitchell Co., Martin Guild, Bean week of 22. ' Naked Truth, The Murray Sisters, Sisters gle’s Minatrela 5 and Hamilton, Metbeven Siatera week of 22. DECATUR.—POWER’S (T1i,)t. P. Ronan. gymnasts; Three Yoacarya; James and OTTUMWA.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (J Coliseum (Clem Garr, mgr.) Grand Prize mgr.) The Mimic World 15; A Bad Man’s i s’**!!' Lanmard and KirbanI Anderson. Arm Frank Jersey, mgr.l Flower of tbe Kaacb 16; Drill Tournament .Vpril 28; George Mattbewa, Wife 18. The Thief lb; The Time, the Place 1 strong ami Clark. Mankln. the Frog Man. week Pair of Country Kids 20. GARRICK (Geo chairman of eummittee. and the ilirl 31; Capitol Players April 2; The 21; Mile. DeUio and others week of 28. WholveeCfl. mgr.) Billy BeaPda. Jnhaaoe and BHELBYVILLE.—CITY OPERA HOUSE (H. Great Divide 3; A Broken Idol 5. BIJOU (A. ; KUPlRK (.M. J. Karger. mgr.) The Empire Payne, Ctiaa Hay, Holden and Herroo. Mr Friday, mgr. I Tbe Holy City April 3; Murray Slgfrl-vl. mgr.l Welch. Mealy and Montroi.e. Show, with R.iger Imbof 2124. UNIQUE (El an*1 Mra. O'Brien, Pete Raker, White Zola. and Mack 6; Uncle Joah Perkiiia b. NEW Tanner and Glttvert. Searlea and George, Max- | ^’rt A Getcell. mgrs.) Vaudeville, souga and Lafayette luimnnt Duo, Henalogs. Lewis and GR.VND (C. H. Partlow, mgr.) Moving pic¬ weU and Dudley and moving pictures week of pictures. LYRIC <1. Ruben, mgr.l Moving ilennlnga, ami Garrlrkscope week of Ik; Shale tures. aongs and vaudeville. COLISEUM *»low*ky. mrr. I Moving pictures, aougi and .kmerlcan Newaboya' Quartet, Grace CN*mrolng» VINCENNES. — GRAND (»PERA HOPSE Jenrka, mgr.) L.vman H. Howe’s Pictures Ib-20; I vaudeville. DREAMLAND (J Mtlowluwsk.v, and ('o.. Coleman llanjolats. Will Vloo, Brad (Willis A W'ood, mgra. I Tbe Time, the Place The Servant In the House 2«; The Smart Set 30; i mgr. I Moving pictures, aonga and vaudeville, (•■y. ('bas. Hay ind Girrickscope week of 22. and tbe Girl 23; Paid in Full April 1; A moving pictures on off nights. COLISEUM (C. ' DAVENPORT.—THE BURTIS ((’has. Kindt, I RED OAK.—BF.AKDSLKY (L, M. Bearvl* Broken Idol 8. iJVKEWtMID RINK (G. C. E. Aldrich, mgr.l Roller skating. The Temple'mgr.) Igujie Paderewski. March '2'2. camvled. le.v. mgr.l Tbe Awakening of Ur. Pipp 18; A Guenell, mgr.) Roller akating. Theatre revypened 22 to big bouse. This theatre The Servant In tbe House 24 2.'i; Walker . rerd King April mgr. I Little Nemo. ILLINOIS (Will J. Davis, Mn.ltown Minstrds 5; Texas Ranger 17; Cow Hour 23: Hwwe'a pictures 26; John Drew 2U I 1 3; nrtl 15 | THE FAMILY (J. A. .Munroe, mgr.) March ‘22 , KIda 18; The Bov* of Company B 28. OR Wall. OLYMPIC (Fred Ackerman, mgr.) Vau¬ H00FE8T0N.—NEW McFERREN'S OPERA i 24. Tbe Masoagnts. Russian dancers; E^. FrankllD John Gantoii, with George Fawcett. GRAND head 22. ART EMPORIUM (Yenkeinwitz Kandy Kid. and motion pirtiirea; 2,5 28. David I Colby. Baader La Veil* Trio, Leon T. B<*gee. OPER.V HorSE (Harry Aekin, mgr.) Tbe Bros., mgra.I Ruf and Ckiaack, I.s>rna McNeil Livingston and Co., In Tbe Cattle Thief; Billy i Orpbenni Crehesira and KInodrome. Head of the House with Ada I,ewla. CHICA- and 'Hie Three Iniperi-vis week of 22. Rear*!, blarkfare; Gehan and Siiencer, sing WATERLOO.-SYNDIUATK THEATRE (A ^OO OPERA HOUSE (Gw. Kiugebury, mgr.) LINCOLN.—P.RO.VDW.VY (Geo. W. Chatter- era and dan<8>ra; Delmore and Darrell, akrirh I J. Busby, niff. I The Two Johns 20; A Pair of Kvia Wlrelena .McVlCKER’S (Geo. C. War ton. mgr.l WInuInger Bros.' Stork 0>. week team, and motion pictures. THE OKPilKON I Country KI

APRIL S, 1909.

IB IT: llinr/ Htnrk Co. 2U April S. MAJCIk MAYFIELD.-I'Nigl.'K (T. L. McNutt, mgr.) : Holy City 13; Vaudeville aod moving picturen TU'TIC TIIKATtB (N. T«ltjr, mgr.j Wwk of IS. Don’t Injure Your Hair with Old-Fashioned Irons; Use Tb* l.aiigiloMa. Hill auil Ackenugn, Hrott aDil 1.1 ’iu; Tiie t'^iw I'uocber 22; Merry Mac'n UgfU, vtr. Coniejly Co. 23‘27; Married fur Money (lucalj April 1. h The “ DEL” Electric Curling Iron KANSAS. OWENSBORO -THKATRK. Tbr Man of tbe TOTEXA. -41BA.MI Ol'KUA IIOCHK iKoy ; Hour 2'1 i'lK lr Jiwb Perklna 27; A Broken Idol iIbvmM _ Th. Pal bM muhiDt to aldv-evanlj liaateU from .nd to and at juat OranfurU, mgr.j Tlorrori* llolM-rt» In TU*i April 10 WONDERLAND (J C. Rogen, mgr.j I fat wt^ordvi—Dothiuf to break or the proper darraa for hair draaaioc Tba lloun* of ItoiHlag* IB; Tb» Clauauian lU; Itua ; The Murray* and moving pieturen week of ■ band—offara no cbanca to acurrb the beat ii rataioad to allow the iron to ba da- trr lirowu ‘Hi; Klabl'a Mliialrcla 2*^, 'nu- Trait- ! AITirntltlt'M Itl.NK (.Newton and R<»gera, Asir or iMrnihs Augers NotU't tst Usd sod a»ed lo sootAer room if dssirsd. * ar U; Tbr llajra of HIgb M>'boot Hramatir | nigra. J Delttjoe ami Clark and moving plcturea or siMiks from gs9 or Ismp to U osver best* in spots sad esanot bsoTSto j Ml tbs No fear of tiisk* hesWd to Bcorch or injurs (he bsir liks ths week t,f ‘22 Club, M, Tbr Urn Urrat I’larcra anil Kuaatau : cosrss OP bnUle. ordinsrj iron. Yon will bf sorpritsd sod B/nipbonjr tjrrbraira In A Mlilauuimrr .Mgbt'a PARIS.—GRAND OPERA HOCHK (S. E. Bor bai aavea aff the** aod dciiabted to find how ijuiCkly. asaily asd IJrram, matlura, 't; l.yman llowv'a Muring ITi' laml, mgr.j I^na Rivera 24. ^'I;*r.'/****L*^' e»n draw y<«r hair la tb* turra 2 3. MAJKMTTC (Ja>. K. Kraruijr. , wie asst laMills saw Ufa. wbila lateat fashion with the''Del." w AM_h.ghly polity imriACdsarfaea imparttlaaparta fta t..Xr. »Uaw *T\••n-.l” r*Pi— r\n__ ^ rt— agr. J Jur anil M>rt IJunrllng, Jimltb ami LOUISIANA. f flowing iMipft. Th* D*r* 19 eiiiy Try th# T>el Fit# Dnyt at Ovr Brown. Olran WaguoiT, iJan *J'Nri||, l.auiar ■ ALEXANDRIA. —RAPIDES (Prank A. Saula- I Tn« ran rUch*d to *oj ordtAftry •Uciric li(bt axtor*e t-*P#n*#—Thp*. if jim *r* wiIIiok Io ami tiabrli-l'a Kualor lirowu aiul TIgr and Tbr bury, mgr.l William C. Cuabmao and 0>. week I turpCM th* *nd 90 timpl* any Udy eao un* it It makr* with it. ••no it h*ck~w*'ll pay expr*** Majrallaiupa wrak of 22. NOVKl.TY |llu> ^ of 14; Hrula Mauu lu Tbe Mao Who Stuo>. In Tbr ijld . 31. I'NDER CANVAS—M. L. Clarke A Son's I tkilM hmir dr*M^r Cmria ftmd Pompadonn thaa i* po**ibl* with any (n^oay. Pric* of th* 'I>*r* i* $s.T&. ax- J •rilon wrrk of IB; aaiur rouipauy lu A lllltrr i Show ‘2b. who an old- old-faBhK>n*d curliot iroa« aad caa*** th* hair pr*paid. S«ad to ui If yoar Irrtal | Ournr wrrk of 22. AL'UITUUM'.M. Kuriiu, , f*«bioo*d curlioc remain io curl for aeTaral day**k>nc*r d*al*ror •lectric staliOft cannot rapply yon. i JENNINGS.—ARIJKNNKS (W. (). LIgon. l/uw. aagUlan, 2« MI'HIC ilAU. (Cbarlra HIrlu | mgr.l M. liiMJlJ. I. '). Elka' .Mliiatrels (localj lb; Nst Goodwin WICHITA—.NKW CUAWKIJUIJ (K. L. Mart April 4 liilLLEK RINK (Mr. Taylor, mgr.l ling, mgr.j Honolulu Hludruta, Wlrblla Ljr- K.dler akating. I'.frTTS AL'DITOUICM. State mim, 1.1; A Mllllunalrr Tramp 10. Mb* Kt>.|a .Sunday S< bl laintenllon Z1 ‘2.3. to I'umjuar lluralj lb lU; Howr'a Moving ITc JEANERETTE -McGiiWA.N'S (IPKKA IKH'SE lurra ‘Ju; Flald'a Mlnalrrla 23; Tba lilalrltt ' (J. .S. Satoy, mgr.l B. Jmlge Vaudeville Co., l.#aatl moving pbiurea and Jaiuga week of 22. ao«a In Comtaaar Ougurttr 27; Murray ami LAFAYETTE.—JKKFEK.SGN (C. M. Park Mark April I, Lion and Uia Mouar T. Nr.W eraon. aigr I Moving picture*, etc., we«-k of ROLL TICKETS AITtlToBirM (J. A. Wolfr, mgr.j Tbr Wolfr 22. I'ASTI.MK (John Biiguor, mgr.j Moving srecial. ticket •toi'k Co. In IJorutby Vrroon of iladdoo Hall plctun*. etc., week of Z2. wrrk of lb; aamr rumpauj In Krgrurratlo'j ' MONROE.—SI'GERS lEil. Ureenblatt, mgr.j ^ 5,000— $1.25 25,000— $ 5.50 wrrk of 22. IJKITIEUM IK. U. Olaon. mgr.j | Tbr Honey moouera April 3. LYRIC (J. W. I 1 ne, mgr.j: Hanlon and Welch and moving ■ ONl. I U ^ ^ a 10,000— 2 50 50.000— 10 00 Blalrra, Mr. Maurattaa and moving picturra plcturea week of ZJ. GRAND STREET (J. A. ; wrrk 22. YAl.B IJakr Krrra, mgr.j \ amir - (.aimirml, mgr. j Corney aud Bauer, muring pic- i \ WE LEAD THEM ALL ) 20.000— 4.60 100,000— 14.00 lures and aooga week of 21. WE LEAD THEM ALL vlllr and moving picturra. CAMEK.kl’HtJ.NK | X — ■. I , . X Accnratelyoambcred, all colors. Qaick ahiyoieata (A. S. Friwilman, mgr.j Vaudrvlllr ami moilug MAINE. picturra. I’HIIAIAUMO.N Y (Tbao. Uudbrrg. PORTLAND.—JEl’Eb.Rsu.N (Julius Cabn, Onwler— order mgr.j llartiuiiun and Calsln In rorltal IT The Bi^ Ticket—Full inch and a Get the Simples—Cash with Wbitnry itruo.' Quartrttr. Frirmla’ Lycrum mgr.j Culiau and Barria Minstrels 23-24;M ar ried for Money 23 26; Ethel Barry more In rnfTPfllf Pfif T fTPrflQ napHeatc Numbers on tbe Boll lor Prizes, Drawlnge. Ete. Courar. 23. WO.MJEHIjU.ND Kl.NK U. T WWUfyil fitUbM HWAmIh 5.000-S2 50 20.e00-S9.20 SEND FOB SAMPLES Suttir, mgr.j Bolirr akating; Cbaa. HortI and Lady PrederJtk 27; John Mason in 'lue WItcb lug Hour 31 April 3. KEITH S (Jaa. E. Moore, Cbria. Trlrraon. match at wrmtllng, catcb ar .iigr. J ilardeen, Beatrice lugram aud Co.. Geo. catcb can. IT. IHIMI^TIC BI.NK (Ira Ham .k. Wood, i>oauvau am) Arnold, Smith U'Brieu, NATIONAL TICKET CO.shamok.n.pa. bric, mgr. ‘ KnIIrr akating. c.Uie Harvey aud Buys, pictures, songs auo rOST SCOTT.—I»AVIKHUN (Harry C. Ern iraael Views week of 22. DBEAMLANU (J. Irb, mgr.j Tbr Traitor 2U; Hrirn Aubray 22 . (ireeley, mgr.j Misses Geoige aud Warren, 24; Tbr I.bm and tbr Mouar 23. ' UUTCHIMBOB.—HtJMK (W. A. Ix>r. mgr.j | moving pictuTea aud songs week of 22. CUN You Gan Start a Laughing Mirror Show on j Lyman Howr'a Moving Plctutra Zi; Al. U. I GUESS (Emil H Gerstlie, mgr.j Aibene and Plild'a Mlnrtrrli 24; A Earmrr'a IJaugbirr ‘2.'i; . LaBrant, Brown and Wllmut, Jane Elton, Doutliitt and Jones Stock Co., Robert Green, A Knigb f<»r a Day 26; Tbr Matinrr Hlrl Co. i pictures and sougs week of 22. 27; Mary Ann from Amatrrdam 211; Tbr Lion : Very Smaii invastmunt if LEWISTON.—EMPIRE (Julius Cabn, mgr.j and tbr Moiiar 12; Mriaagr from Mara 13. You buy a set of our Improved Composition Metal Idinghlng Mirrors. The Ureal Divide 15; Hattie Wiiliama in (MH.ISKL'M BINK (E. A. Manda. mgr.j Bolirr It's the best amusement proposition today, either for a park or for travel Fluffy Uum<-» 16; Dr. Jekyll aud Mr- Hyde 17; akating. Ing. Anyone can be successful. It’s easy to Install and easy to operate. moving pictures and lUuatiatcd niug* 18 21. LEAVEirwOBTH.—PEtJI’LE'S (M. J. Cun- .Most an.v kind of a bntiding can be fitted up for tbe purpose, or yon caa nlngbam. mgr. j Hickman Itraary Stork Co., In MVS 11C IS. Bugrett, mgr.j Williams and nse a tent. Y’on collect the dimes—the mirrors will do the rest. If In drf. PASTIMB (Tom Mark, mgr.j Vaudrvlllr. Koae, Palmer and Lewis, Marks aud You.ig, terested In a show of this kind, write for further particulars. We hav* BIJLDIKKS' IK'MB OPERA HOL’SE. lUbra W. N Eldridg *. motion pic tures aud sougs some money-maklcg Ideas for you. week of 22. NIC^KEL tJeS Callab, mgr.j E.l- In Tovland April IT. IfEWTOM.—RAGSUALE OPERA HOCSE (J. talM-tb Smith, Little Mazy Wolfe. Auuic Na¬ R. Murphy, mgr.j Matinrr Ulrl Co. 16: Ly¬ deau. moving pictures and songs week of 13. J. M. NAU6HT0N AMUSEMENT CONSTRUCTION CO., man Howr'a Moving plrturoa 22; Tba Claua MARVLAND. Hotel Mayer Building, .... PEORIA. ILL. man 21; Parmrr'a Daugbtrr 2T. PAR80VS.—ELKS (Lloyd St>nirrr. mgr.l BALTIMORE.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC (M. J. La-hmay> r, mgr.j Jefferson DeAngelin in 'I'be Tbr Ulatrlrt I.radrr 26; Tbr Lion and tbr Beauty Spot week of March 22; Max Bugera Mouar 2«. LYRIC (Uuyd Sprncrr. mgr..J Fn- Leader, Band and Orchestra; axKm Tourlat Trio, barmooy alngrrm; llarvry week of March 2SJ. FURD S GRAND OPlRA HUL'SE tc baa. E. Ford, mgr.j Ueury Dlzey Rrrar and Alfrry Slatrra. romrdy akrtcb; Wm. Slide Clarionet, Altos, Trap In Mary Jane's Pa week of March 22; Robert Oroaa. Orrman romrdlan; Edna I>avln. vocal lat; Douglaa and Moacrop Slatrra, afbglng and Edesou In Tbe Call of tba North week of Drummer. Wire, THE GREAT dancing; LaToy Brolbrra. comedy acrobata; Marc-b 2». AUDITORIUM (J. L. Keman, mgr.j Benjamin Cbapln In Honest Abe week Wm. J. Mllla. character atudlra; Lyrlcaco|Jr GRIFFITH HYPNOTIC COMEDY CO.y of March 22; Tbe Blue Mouse week of March and tbr |.yrlc Orebratra wrrk of 22. 2b. M.VKVlJVNl) (F. C. Scuauberger, mgr.j Mobile, Ala. Tickets advanced. KENTUCKY. Pat Ruooey Co. In Hotel LaugUlaml. Willard WANTED LOriSTIIXE—MACAPLEY'S (J. T. Macau Slmm* and Co., in Flinders Furnished Flat; ley. prtip. A mgr.j TJir Round I'p 2b April 3. Mattbewa and Aabley, Itesale Valdare Troupe. THX WORLD'S FOREMOST MASjj.MC (WrJirr Br<».. mgra. j Hrlr to the Griff, Dagaell Sister*. ClaivmoDt's Circus and Hiirrab 2» April 3; WInr. Women ami S.>og uiovinc pictures week of March 22. UOLl.l- 5 10. MARY AM)ER.H«IN (Jaa. L. Weed. mgr. J D.W STREET (W. F. Rife, mgr.l McFadden a Tbr bill for the wrrb of 2S Ai>rll 3 la aa Flat* week of March 22; Tbe Cowboy Girl followa: Tbr Fadrttra of Boalon. l.ro Donnrl Week of .March 2b. Vl(?TOKlA iPearce & ly. I.avlnr and Leonard, Slatrra Atbirtaa, IKjt- Scheck. mgrs. j Luigi Picaro Troupe, Saui Mor Quagiia's Great Italian Band othy Drew, Bert Howard and EtBr Lawrence, rls, Flo Palteraou, While aud Bartuu, Foster Farka, Falra, YaadsTlUa aad Caralvala. Howard and Bland, Eddir Roaa ami KliiudriHur. ami bla IK>g Mike, Jenkins and Muss. Grace La- AA KM K (Frank Shrlnrr. mgr.l The Phan¬ Tnur and Co.. Cbaa. Hughes and Hla Sluglng 40—World Faracus Artists—40. The moat popular park moslc attraction In the world. For tom I>«-trctlvr 2S April 3; Vaudrvlllr ami Girl* and moviug pictures week of March 22. terms and 0|>en time, address J. M. HARRISON, Manager, 465 W. 'Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill, moving picturra 4 10. Bt'CKI NiillAM (Il'>r- BL.VNEY’S (O. M. Ballauf, mgr.j Werner lN>g arr McCrorkllu. mgr.j Star Show Glrla 2S and Pooey Circus. Miller and Hastings. Wil¬ April 3 A. WlHJDWAKD IIKKR. liam Mandevllle and moving pictures week of March 22. .MONUMENTAL (.Mootsgue Jacobs, Send for information on our ’’SPECIAL GUARANTEED SERVICE” ASHLAND. 'niK ASlItJlND (Norton A mgr.l Cosy Corner Girl* week of March Z2; Smith, mgm.j Vaudeville. THE MAJESTIC Department, which consists of a Circuit of One New Feature Reel Daily, and New C«ntury Girl* wv-ek of March 2b. GAY (Dick Marvin, mgr I Vaiidrvtilr. KTY (W. L. Ballauf, mgr.) The Serenader* Programs furnished one week in advance. BOWLING GREEN.—BtJWI.IMl GREEN OP¬ wej-k of March 22; Reilly ami Wmsl*' Big ERA lltK SE (J. M. Rlawrll. Salesman 24; Tbe Time, tbe Place and the mgr.j I'nrir Junb Prrkina 20. Tbr Tbrrr of I'a Everything complete for a flrat-clasa M. P. show. Seata 300. Has small stage bat have only 26. Tbr Man of the Hour 27. (Continued on page 2S.) atmwn M. P. This Is a ito«id chance for a vaudeville show; everything flrst-clans. Addrens M. P THEATRE. Billboard. Mew York. The H. Lieber Film Service Grows — • INDIANAPOLIS NOW A LEADING FILM CENTER - — Wo wish to aiinounoo to our frioiuls, and film renters penerallv, that we have purchased the ^ood will and entire stork of the KLEIINK OPTICAL CO. INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE (KOSMIK FILM SERVICE). This means that onr enstomers will have the benefit of the very best stock of films in the countr\’. It means, further, that our weekly pureliases of new tilnis will be jjreatly ini’drased. Catering, as alw’ays, to the needs of the ex¬ hibitor, we are now ready to make Indianapolis as stronji; a film service center as anv in the United States. THE H. LIEBER COMPANY, - - Indianapolis, Ind. 26 Xtie Blllt>oarcl APRIL S, 1909.

Ca'tidlane A Bnt. (Majestlci; Cbleago, IH.; SOME.THINO NEW, (Coliimhlal SI. IxMils, Mo., ,5 1(1. Cliff. Ixiddle (.Marj laud): Baltimore, Md.; You can have your uwn nama I llaii.uieratelii's I New York Cilj 5 10. or braiMl on luy cuisda* (bit aea- Clermont, Jean lOrpheum i; Klehmoiid. Va.; saiii without ona cant ot sxtra lOrpleiiiiii Norfolk 5 10. cost. lUsiat your uwn g.**!*. It CunnI ighaiii .A Marlon (Poll's): Waterbury. la a aplelidhi Idea. A oil cau al Coiiii.; (Empire) llols>ken. J., 5 10. wajs claim (hat .you have aoiiie Chub, Kay (Fnmlljt: Buller, P*.. (lllpiHv ■Idiig different whieh la an III) droniei Pittshutg 5-10. |H>rtaii( isdiit. It you work up Carleit* (G. (I. 11.i; Pittsburg, Pa.; (Ma- a trade lUi ta>nt*a It will t>e your h'stlvi Johnstown 5 10. own. .My cualoiiier* e»-«*rywhere Coles. Miisleal (Stan; (Itlawa, Kau.; (Yale) •are getting apleinlld reanlta. A’uu Kaiis'is City, Mo.. 5 10. van do the same. If you have ever s<*a‘U any uf my cuisdaa li> Chrisll.aiil. Frill (Broadway): Middletown, (>.: o|M-ratlon. you kuow (hat they I Orpheumi Tiffla 5 10. are right. Uemeiulirr I trarn Manasera and parfonnera arc reipcctfully requeatcd to oentributo thoir dates for thia dopart- Coliiiiihlaiis. Five lBI>>ul: Bay CItr. MIeb.; asst. Routca mutt roach The Billboard Saturday, to inture publication. jou the wlhde hual iBIjeii) PHnt 5 10. The Billboard forwards mail to all profetaionalt free of charse. Members of the profesaioo ties*, giving you all Carlirey I'.n*. (Colonial): Klehuiond. Va.; are inTitsd. while on the road, to have their mail addressed in care of The Billboard, and it the little m*ce**ar> D wUl be forwarded promptly, lOrplieiimi E.istoii. Pa., 5 10. (<*4*. the furmula foi D ^ CllfftWiI Ed.lth (Templei: Ft. Wayne, lud.; the iMlter. and I Itartholdy’s rorkal«x«e (BIJisil: Jarltaon. Ihn-atiir .5 7: Springfield. • 111.. S 10. aisl taimplete liisirm - Mich.; ir,. O. II. I (Jrand RaiihU R In. Clure, Kaj mond (llljiaii: Wluniiieg, Can.; t I u n a, liH-ludlug a „ . iIll>Hii liiiluth, Minn.. 5 10. Hurt. I.aiira, i Co. (ChuM-'m; Waxliincton. uimdier ot Hllle advei Using atuiila llial hav* Teleprams inquiring for routes not I>. C.: (Orphenmi Ilnrrlsbiirs. Pa.. 5 10. Chip. Sim. A Mary Marble (Keltb'si: Bi* never been exea‘He.|, e<|iiBled (ar even approaebad ton. MS'S.: (Pro*tor'* I2.'>th St.) New York given in these columns will be ignored Boh fc Tip Co. (Tfiiipifi: Cranil Kaphts. l>y any other*. One ru|Mda evwta you hut fa.50; City 5 to. unless answers are prepaid. Ml.h.; (Main St.i P.-oria. Ill.. .5 10. two gl4 .>•: and three lit)..5(1. f. o. b.. Tolsd*. Reiim-tt. tj^iira iMaJi-xtlcl: Ft. Worth, Tea.: Cueke. Itajmond II. (Elite): Bristol, Tenn.. Terms, half rash, halauav C. O. D. (let husf, Routes that come in too late for I.MaJeatl.i l>alla> 4 10. 'J'J-AprH 17. push your own gmsia. It takes a little axlru classification, can be found on another Ito.1,-11. Walter II.. & Co. (Karl I; Pueblo. CIa.vt..n. t' l*. A Co. (Keltb'si: l*Tovldeiu*e, time tu make aina'lal Inuia. au don't delay. Tbs page, under ‘‘Additional Routes.” Col.: iCr.rtlali St. Joseph. Mo.. 4 10. R. L. 5 10. fs.amiii la uu. If In doul»t. send f«>r my cats I1jTne-Oolw.li Pla.vera tI1IJ<-ill: loa-a City. la.: Car>n A Furnum (Orjiheuml: Salt Lake City. log It. X. A. T. DIETZ. 117 MiclugM St.. (Panill.ri Itork lalan.l. II!.. .5 in. I'tah. 4 lo. Tclsdo. 0. ChrWty A WIIH* (.Armviryi: Binghamton, N. Banuw. T. Itoy. Sc Pexale Craaford (Empirel: PERFORMERS’ DATES. Pat.'nuKi, N. J.: lUn-eniMiliitl Brookljn. N. Y. Y.. 5 111. Carver. Ily. A .Alice (Majestic): Denver, Col. (When no date is given March 29- Butler. Horn (PoH'ai: Sprinsfleld. Mans.: Charmtna (.An-adei: Tololo. O. (I*rort«r'a r>lli .\ve.i New York Cliy 5 I«. CiiMnwell A Samae tMaJeatloi: Ft. Worth, Tex. April 3 is to lie supplied.) Itoja In Blue (Orpheiimi: Ilrkl,rn. N. Y.: CONCESSIONS Cimroy. DMalre A Co. (G. O. ID: Ihttahurg. I.tlhanihrai New York City 5-10. Adelmann'a. Jiaieph, Muaical Enaemhie (Eie Butler Is. Baewett (Poll'ai; Sprinitlleld. Maaa.: Pa.. 5 10. Carew. Mallei. A Co. (FamilyI: York. Pa. pirei; la-lcester Siiuare, London, Eng., Mar. lPrtM-t..r'a -^tli Are. i New Y..rk City, 5 I0. Moxahila Parlt. Zaae^vi le. 0. Carew A Kesney (.Aiidliorlum I: York. Pa. 15 .May 2(1. Beecher It Ma.ve (Stan; ^..rncbburs. Va.; (1*01 Caesar. Great. A Co. (KHtei: Wlani|s*g. Can. Anderson A Davenport (Royal): North Bay. ace I llarrlaonbiirit 5-10. liest paying park inSoiiihern Ohio. Crawf.a-il A M<*eker (Family): Dhanoo, P*. Dnt., Can., indef. Baruea A E.lwina (O. H.i: Ctdumbla. Mo.: Catanaugh A Lancaster. KaphI City. S. D. We have e-xcel'ent sjAace for Setiit Arnidda, Chas. t.klhanihra): Milwaukee, Wls.. to. II. I Joplin .5 10. ('rollii* Dick (Orpheumi; St. Paul. Minn. March l-.kpril 3. Barter. Shln.-.r. A Co. (Poll'ai: Spiinfflrld. Railway, Humaa Laaadry, and many Austin. Harry C. (Drpheum): Savannah, Oa.. Maar : iTreiitl Tnoiton, N. J., 5 10. C->oh. Joe. A Bro (Orjibeuini; Memphl*. Tenn. Chh-ago Newalio}'*' Quartet (Auditorium i York. Indef. Bi'Cmui. B*-lle iMaJestln: Sioux Falla. 8. D.. 0‘lier Rood live atlractions. Will Adams A Mack (Family): Gloversville. N. Y.; .% III. P*. (Richmond I North Adama, .Mass., 5-10. Boa-era. Waltera A Crooker (Orptaeumi: Loe Cblni|illHa, Prine, Five (Euiplte); Paterson. N. I Prahama. The (Ma)eatlcl: Cedar Rapida. la. J.: (Fanill.vi Chester, Pa.. .5 10. BImm. Bomm. B-r-r-r (Colonial I: Norfolk. rol. Pa. Cehillns. Helarion A Rosalie (Ila.vinarket I: Allen. Iliith A IxHidon Jolinntea (Maryland): I Va. FOR SALE Chicago. III.; (G. O. II.) lDdlana|sills. lod., { Baltimore, Md.; (Proclor'ai Newark. N. J., Bottomley Troupe (nomlnlool: Winnipeg. 5 10 -At a bargain; DIaton Slide Trombone. Cou 5 lo Can. Charmion (Proctor's .5th Arc.): New York Slide Cornet: both silver plated and Ilk* new, A Nlgh( On a House Boat (G. O. ID; Syra¬ I Boutin A Tlllaon (Maryland): Baltimore, A B. CHILDS. PerrysvHle. O. cuse, N. Y.; (Proctor'a l'2.5tb St.) New Y'ork City. 5 to. i Md. Creasy. Will M.. A Blanche Dayne (Shej's): (liv. 510. ! Blanchard A Foster (SuiarbaV; .Auensta. Oa. Allison. Mr. A Mr*. (Majestic); Milwaukee. i Bessett. Mortimer (O. II. i; Lexington. Ky. T,.e.Hito. Can.; (G. O. II.) Pittsburg, Pa.. 5-10. Wls.; (Ilnymarketl Chicago. HI.. 5 10. B.-rrj . Edal-ia. Wm. Rh harde A Co. (Poll'ai: CIs.ke. Harry Corson (Graml): Blackpool. FOR SALE American Daiit-ers, Six (lla.viuarkid i: Clit- I Worcester. >ia«a. E'lg.. 5 10: (Prince of Wale*') Blruilngham cago. III.; (Uvrici Dayton. ()., 5-10. I Blampbln A Rehr (O. O. H.I: Mt. Cann-1. .A hsegage car. end and able (hairs M ft. long, Armstrong A Clark (Orpheumi: Omaha. Neb.: 12 17: (Royal) Bradford 10 24. t1 ub<*'l truck*. In giaid ra^alr fur paaaenger Pa. CllpisT CiKiieily Quartet (Plloui: Mnskeg-n (Orpheiinii Kansas City. Mo., 4-10. Ballots. The (Grpheiimi: Reading. Pa. service, atao lia* side and groiindevl too light Mich.. 2U-31: (BIJoui Benton Harbor 13. Ames A Corls-tt (Orpheumi: Seattle, Waah.; ' Baldwin A Shea (Orpheumi; ZaMeerllle, o. for use in phvvlograpblng If desired. THE TIGBB CooisT. Leo. A Co. (Bijou i: Superior. Wb*.: FENCE CO.. Clarksville, T-nn._ (iirplieiimi Portland. Ore., 5-10. I Bo^en. K-nm-dy A Smith (Lyric): Trrre (Family 1 Fargo. N. D., 5-10. Aiulersiin. Itichard (Ondieiiml: St. Paul. [ Haute. Ind. Cutt.v*. Six Muaical (.Alhambra): New York Minn.* (Orpheumi Mtnneai«>lls 4-10. ' Ballo P.roa, iOrpheumi; Savannah. Ga. Ardell. Frnnklyu, A Co. (Wigwam I: San City. Busch, Johnny. Trio (Orpheumi: HaiTlaburp. Claudius A Scarlet (Orpheumi: New Orleans. Francis, o. Cal.; (Belli Oakland ,5-10. Pa.: (Orpheumi Reading 5-10. TWO MONSTROUS Apis-lIe. Charlotte (Orpheumi: San Franclaco. lA. Bairv A Wolford (Lyric I: Dayton. O.: Cuniings. Gr*(si. A Co. (Family): Dfiyette, Pnrrnplnes; healthy and O. K., with laxuplett Cal.. 20 Aiirll 10. •lin-a-liuDs (ami "tii*”) for framing up a ahow (Keltb'si Cleveland 5-111. Iqd.: (A'ailetlesi Terre Haute 5-10. that'll get the radn. onlv flu g'. sitb onler, Addis<.n A I.lvlig^ton (Colonial): Dalla*, Tex. Big City Quirr.it (Keith's); Philadelphia. Curft*. Samuel J.. A Co. (Ori'beumi; At¬ Angers. Th.* (Prinefme): Niagara Falls, Ont., Pa.: (M.irylandi Baltimore. Md.. 5 10. balauee C. O. D. LIMWCKAD FLOrT, Mo. Watar- lanta, Ga.: (C*-trolt. Vilch., 4 10. ; Curran A Milton (Meal); Monongthela, Pa.; Correctly numbered. larweat priesn. Alls-r's Polar Bears (Bennett's): Hamilton, Barnes. Freeman. A Ora Lw (Holyoke O. H.): 'j:'-;!!; (Caslnoi Pittslnirg 1-3. Can. Holyoke. Mass. ; CiM* A Boyd (Orttheiiiiii: Minnea|>oHs. Alinn. STANDABD TICKET CO.. Arlington Four (Hudson): I'nion Hill. N. J. Bemhanl A Slcfert (Orpheum): Bucynia. O., , Carh* Claton (M'jalc llalli: Newjsirt. Ky. Ill Pearl Streot, Mow Torh City. Armslrong A Vern*? (PoH'ai: Bridgeport, 5 10. Cosdas. Three Musical (Family): ilageratown, C.ein. Benedict. Lew (Niagara); Niagara Falls, N. Md. Art.ds Bros. (Olympic): Chicago. 111. Y., 'J9-31; (Coml-iiiei Buffalo, N. Y., 1-3, Caison A Deveraux (National); Steubenville, The Tlieitrlcal Liwyer-EDWARO J. ADER. Atklnse-i. George (llippoilrome): Huntington, (Lyrii I Jamestown ."i-Ih. Ohio. lot LaSalle Btroet. CHICAGO, lU. W. Va.. 1 3; (Dreamland) New|s>rt New*a. Push. Al.. & Trixie Taylor (Amuse I.*): Rood- Chadwick Trio (Orphenm): Minneapolis. Minn. Va.. 5 10. Practice In all Rtale and t'. It. Courts. hoiisi*. HI. D*ven|H»rt. Pearle (Royal): North P.ay. Out., ’ _(ONSL'I TATION FItEK_ Allen. Deliu’In A llarrold (North Ayeniie): Brook* Walter Julian (Folly): Oklahoma Can.. Inih f. Chicago, HI.; (Stone's O. 11.J F'llnt, Mich., City. Okla., 4 10. Ib-Cleo A LaVeIHe (Grand): .MirytvIHe, ().. 5 10. Boston Fadi ttea Orcheatra (Mary Anderson i; indef. WANTED Arakl's Trmiiie (Orpheumi: Rmkford. III. Louisville. K.v. Deloy't Comedian* (I.yheumi: Lima. XlNrcta I 31. Ohio. N. J. Chase. J. Percy (BHoul: Oshkraib, Wl*., Dec. Iboiglss, Maud (Pastime): Dwiatown, Pa., WIGS FOB 50 CEMTB Com. Dutch. Irish. Jew, Athlels*. Three Slaters (Mary Anderson): Ixm- Indef. IIiiIh-. eacli, .5((i-; I'liiwn, Tramp amt t'ro|i*, 75c; Isvllle. Ky. 27. Indef. Colien. Uoils M. (Cameraphone): Brooklyn. Dieihar. tew (Columlda): Oakland. Cal., Jan. (aisiage. .5c extra. Calalogii of wiga, playa, Bart**', A. O. (AHiam)ira): Houston. Tex.. 31. Inlef. and make up EREK. Elii-hwe 10c atsl get Issik Indef. N. Y.. Inlef. Col-man A I.aMont (Hipfiodrome Rinki; Blr- Dll'bars Dancing (Happy Houri: San Anite lauiialiiiiig from .5 to llv tegular I-'k* vamlevlllo B*-Iford. .M. G. (Park): Port Clumter, N. T., sketelies. e different. 20«- Addrea* ADOLPH mlng>iam. Ala.. Feh. '2*2, Indef. nio. Tex.. Inlef Indef. D.d'pdeaii. Wm. E. (Crvatali* Puetdo, Col.; E. BEIM. Btation "B." MHwaukss. Wla. Bennington. Billy A Daisy (Crescent): Nash¬ Cotson, Cora Yiaiigldiasl, Sextet; Havana, Cuba. .March 1' Ai«rll 24. (I'r's)*!' SI. Jo~-ph. Mo., 4 10 ville. Tenn.. .\LTih 1, indef. Diinisllii Troii|ie iSlie*'*i; Buffalo, N. Y.; THE LATEBT FAD—Working formula for Corney A Ihiwer; Shrevei»ort, La, ; Texarka- Berrlan. Steve (Gillette): Flndla.v, O.. Indef. melallliing real ns*-* for hat plua, (lowers, na. Tex., .5-10. iSheH'si Tiff'into. Can., 5 Id. Bi-pl'ig. Tom (Hipiiodrome); New* York City. graases. mhI Inaecta. etc. It'* the m-w thing Crane-Flnlay Co. (Hlp(*o'> conliBcl for park. If wauled. 144 Bell. Chas. IL (51*h-stlci: l.ltlle Rts'k, .\rk.; Colby. Mr. A Mrs. Franklin (Orplunim): Sbaix (Family) F.rle. P*.. 5 PI eh-r-tih liglils. Ib-sl paying device In I'eniral (MaJ-stIci Fort Worth. Tex., 5 l(i. City, la.; (Orpheumi Minneapolis, Minn., Dsvl* Ixlwarila (Pidl'si: Wiffceafer, Maaa.; New York Pi ha- right for casli COTLE A Baynsdy Pros. (Bijou): .Atlanta, Ga.; (Grand) 4 10. • Kelh'sl Biaiton 5 10. WESTFALL, Ittl «th Aoo., Watareliot, M, T. Augusta 5 10. Carlisle. Ad. (Grand); Tacoma, Waah.; Ib.nahl. Peter. A Mela Caratai (Orplieumi; Blrdlsnd (G. O. H. ): Pittsburg. Pa.; (Grand) Portland, On-. 5 10. .Mem;>hl* Tenn.; (Orpheuni) New Orleans, SHOWVKN Gel (he new Isaiklet “llow In ex (Kellh'si Cleveland. O.. 5 10. Clark Sisters A Geo. Whiting (Kelth'al; La.. 4 10. hlldl Flint * Porcupines " A'aliialde liiforiiiallon: Bathbig Girls, Jo*. Hart's (Poll's): Water Cleveland. O.; (Shea's) Toronto. Can., 5 10. Davla, llairr A.. A Co. (A'arh-tleai: Canton, first time pnldlsli'*l: free cniy to showmen bu:y. Co*ui.: (PoH'si Seranton. P*.. 5 10. Clifford A Alines (Gramli: Savannah, Ga.; IH : (Family) Il«» k Mand 5 10 LINWOOD FLINT, Porouplna Farm, North BoranI A* N<*varo (Orpheumi; MlnneaiioHs. iCI.vrk'si Jacksoni Hie. Fla., 5-10. . Dellaven S<-xtet (Oriiheiiini: Memphis, Tenn.; Waterfoid, Maino. Min.: (Orphenmi Sioux City. 1*.. 4-10. Cliasslon (G. O. H.I: Pittsburg. Pa. (llridieiimi New driesn*. La.. 4 io Barr.v. Mr. A Mrs. JImmh* (Shiib<*rt): I'tlca. Colo-ilal 8-ptet, Ye (HIpiKsInanei: Middle Dierlckx llrr*. lOrpheiiiiii: Halt Lake ('Ity, WANTED ('onoallans ami sketch leania; mual N. Y.: (G. O. ID Syracuse 510. Isirough. ling.. 5-10; (Grand) Hanley 12 17. ('tab •hi (wo Inriia. Show )qn-nB iilMler canraa, April P.arne* A Dvina (Grand); Joliet, HI.; (Gra:id) Chinko (OridieHmi: Spokane, Wash.; (Or Davie. Joa<'|diloe (Mathawav'si; New Ih-il I till Ti-ll all nrsl letter. Make salary low. Nashville. Tenn.. 5-10. pheiimi Seattle 51(1. ford, itas*.; (Kelib'a) Providence, R. L, 5 A.hlreaa J. H. MOBOAN, Loilngton. Inil. Brenon. H-rUTt. Helen Dos*nlng A Co. (Bl- Cllff'inl A Burke (.Shea's); Torraito. Can.; 10 Jisii; WlnplfM'g. Can.: (Itljoui Duluth. (PoM-tor’s 5th Are.I New York City 5 10 lb- Faye Slater* (Altjeatlc): De* Moines, I*.; TATTOOIHO BUPPLIEB—Kle.trlr Machlneo llami N«o-(He* Cidora Ihmlgna and Hlenctlr Minn., 5 1(1. Carson A 'WPIard (Poll'ai; Sew Haven lOrphetiini dmsh*. ,N'eh., 5 10. Beyer. Ben. A Bni. (Alpha): Erie, Pa.; Conn.: (PoH'si Hartfheun:.: Sioux City. Pa.: (PoM'si S|irlngfleld. Maaa.. 5 10. I*.: (Oiiil-eiiml Denver, Col.. 5-10. Cole A Cole (Majestlci* Shaix Fall*. H. I*.; make DP FOB BALE Alagir Art, all new atiiff; will sell Belh-Iair Bros. (Tem|de): Ih-trolt, Mich.; (.Malestlc) Waterhai. la., .5 10. at hair prirv. Aililreaa BOX tU, Bntbvill*. (Cook'a O. H.) Roibestcr. N. Y., 6 10. Casada, Three; Knoxville, Tenn. ABSOLDTELT OUARAMTZED Indiana. APRIL 3, 1909.

OkDn k Jrniialii (Wl•‘go, I'al.; Han Itcninritliwi 4 10, M D. : I.MaJi’atici St. I'an!, .Mlifi.. .'j It). Edison Kinetoscopes IHnn-tlf. Iva ((iramll: Vlclorla, l(. C., ('an.; Kli’lila, Hairy W.. & .Vapnin-ia l.Mary Amli-r ((Irani) I Tai-oniii, Waali., A 10. aoni: laHilavllle, Ky., .A lO. Dflinnri k ll)<* (Arraili-i: lllH, liii).. Conn .A lo Dunlap, Aili-IIno |Orplii*iini I: I'ortlanil, Drf. K irlowe, Kilna (Tlieatirrlnm i: IlnnlHvllle. Ala. SIMPLE. COMPACT. EFFICIENT. IX'Knawll, Mayiuc, k Co., (lln-atoriniii): Kern k Maek d’anlagea'i: Vaneoiiver. Can.; aiantoMii. (>. 1 Cantagea'I Corllainl, Ore., .A 10. THIS TRANSFORMER. KNOWN AS /-) Dn*ann. Jobn ICIiaa4‘'ai; WnaibIngton, D. C Klii’liHa. Otto, Tyrolean giiintette (I’.lloui: ilonotan k Mai'kln (Vlrtori: Molilit*. Ala. Hay City, Mleh. •Tin: G. F. KCOXOMY ARC.” must, IH-iiiari-alln Itroa. (D II. t: Canyon City, (V>l K.ig.'in. Xiaallea, k Co. (Oriitieuin); Kaaton, ot necessity, be an invaluable adjunct _ Drew, lampll It. (.Start: Cliliago, HI. I'a. to any alternaiina: current moving Deavi-a, Harry, k Co. (Majoatlrt: Di-nvfr Kerge, .Steplien (Crea<’ent|: .Si’heneetaily, X. picture In.stallation. THE ADVAN- -rr- h-o,. Col., 3 10. V D>-I.naaan. Mno*. 'MW (Driiliriiai I: Han Kran KiMiila, D«’l k Koinla (Orpheumi: Kanaaa City. TAGES OF A TRANSFORMER FOR ^ - - - a o'o a'-o o oo o j-v rlai'o. Cal., 4 10. Mo. THIS WOrtK WILL BE APPRE- / eo » » ® » o » »o » A Doro'li k Knaai-ll (Ma)<-atlrt; Ann Artair Korle-a. It. K. (Ortiheiim I; Itoaton. Maaa. CIATED by both the theatre manage- ^ , ' Mil’ll.; ililloiii May City A 10. Kerraril. tlraee (Coml.piei; Detroit, Mich.; ment and the operator. BY THE I a ; Ihintiar*. Koor Ca«llng lilrpln-iini I; Han Kran (MnrCa O H., Tole.lo, O.. r. 10. MANAGEMENT, in the reduction of 11 i 1 rlai-o. Cal., 'M April 10. Kriilerlek, Helen, k Co., In Tlie Patriot (Ma- (Kitiorlv Hlalen* (Ili nnotl'al: Montreal, Can. Jealli’i: Clileago ill., A 10. light bills and in the better produc- >| % (Iti'iinetl'ai Ottawa A 10 Kantaa, Two (Sum: SpringAelil, O., 29 April tion of the pictures, due to the steady f " I < ' Denman, l/inilw (Koval Calint: Kt. Myera, 10. light obtained. AND BY THE OP- ^ v i Kla.. "J# April 3; C^n Carloai Key Weat 5 Kerrell Mroa. (Sliea'al: Toronto, Can. ERATOR, in the simplicity of the 1: ' i Knneli, (Ireat Henri (Majeatlci: Little Rock. Oiinran A. (>. (Poll'al: Br(dg*’iHirt. Ponn. Ark, device, the absence of danger from llcammitia, Thrcy Mca,lvlll**. Pa., 29.11; T1- (lanlner, KiMIe (Rorkfort Oanlenai: KIngatiMi, shocks, and the added comfort in the ^ ^ J tiiavlllr 13; 8t. Marya 57; KIdgway « 10. Jvtnalea, Weat Inillea, Imlef. lamp hou.se due to the low heating. Dahdiih'a. Saad. Bi-ul Miirra Aralia (New (tllnian. Harry A. (Caalno Kink): Houaton. THE SAVING IN POWER IN- .r- Sum: ,Hpr(ogfl<-ld, D.; (Orpheumi Zauea- Te*., Inilef, vllle 5 10. Orahani k Dent (Tivoli i’ Syilner, Aiiatralla. SURED BY THE USE OF A TRANS- PRICE, $75 00 D'.Arr'a Marlonetirar KilliilHirn. H«‘Ot., 5 10; Jan 30May 30. FORMER INSTEAD OF A RHEO¬ Kirkcaldy 12 17; Ihindee 1.124; Newraatle, (Irayilon, Mlanehe (Klftli A\e. i: St. Clouil, STAT VARIES FROM 65 to 90%, depending upon the voltage from the Eng . 20 May 1. Minn., Si-pt. 7, Imlef, supply mains. Many lighting companies require the use of 220 volts for Daly. Llrv.le (Mateatirl: AHIwaukre. Wla. OilVa. .Arthur L., Novelty Mlnatrela (Clranili: Darniw, Mr. * Mra. Htuart (G. O. 1!.): Hyra- Hamilton, O.: (Phlllipai Klebmoml, Iml., moving picture work in order to avoid heavily loading one side of a three- ruiu’. NY. A 7: (Hroailwayi Mlililletown. O., S 10. wire system. This increases the loss considerably in circuits using a resist¬ DeMomIe k DInamore (Topic): Mandan, N. OrnU-r k Kew (Liinii: Akron, O., 2R 31; ance or reactive device for reducing the voltage. D. I Family I Marta-rtr.n April 13. Dallon, I.iila k Harry (Kauillyl: Ilaxleton. (llt’lia k Ca»h (Oriiheiimi: .Altoona. Pa.; Send for Circular Giving Detail.s. Pa. iHvrtforil O. H.l Hartforil, Conn., .A-10. Dartai. Hal W. (GemI: Waahlngfon. X. C. (llenilower k Manlon (Maleaficl: Little Riek, fie I.lale, Juggling (St.ea'ai: BiilTalo, N. Y. •Ark.; (Mvjeatici Kt. Worth. Tex., Slo. Drew', Dorothy (Mary Anderauol: Luularllle, rtray. K.ihlle. k Co. (Majeatlei: Houaton, Kt Tex.; (MaVatlel (l.iDeaton .A-IO, Oeagon, E<1.. k Kittle (Marreli: Birming¬ (lorilona. Piaindlng (Kelth'ai: Provlilenoe. R. Edison Films ham, .Ala.; iGramli Naalivllle. Tenn., 5-1o. I : (Kelth'ai Portlaml, Me., A 10, DeKur k K.#te< iHtari: lamora. Pa.. 29 31; (Irlmm k Satchell (D. 11. i; Central City, Col,; (Stan Moneeeen 1 3: (Caainol Elkina. W. (Dre-.mlamlI Idaho Sprl’iga 4 10. NEW SUBJECTS NEXT WEEK’S SUBJECTS Va.. 57: (Wellandl Morganlown S 10. (iiMalale. ilto. C iDrphenmi: ManaAeld. O.; Shipment. March 30, 19^ Shipment, April 6, 1909. Dupree*. Bob (Knqdrei: Cincinnati, O., 5 10. utridienmi Portsmouth .A 10 Ib'Oovan A Markin iStari: Bnadthayen. MUa. (toaaana. Rol.by (flrandl: ILsneatead, Pa.; HARD TO BEA^fl FATHER’S FIRST HALF HOLIDAY Do'inelly, Leo (Colnmhlal: Cincinnati. <1. ville. Ind.: (l.yriel Alton. HI.. A-lo. OH! BAT8!» UNAPPRECIATED GENIUS Bamervida Slalera iPalala d'Etel: Bruasel*. Golden k Hughes (Proctor’s 12.Atb Sf.l: New Belgium, .April 10 24. A’ork City; (Hammerstein'al New York City Comedy Comedy Klaworth, Eugene. A Edna Sarlle LIndon 5 10. No. 6439. Code, Ventiduct. App. L 6442. Coile, Veiitilauioa. App. I.gth 200 ft. (Grand I: Harramento, Cal.; (National) Hteu- Gray k Van I.leu (Vlctorlal: Wheeling, W. henvllle 5 10. Va.: (Drphenml Canton. O., 5-10. Shipment, April 2, 19benm) Eaaton 5 10. M I.. 5 to. Dramatic Dramatic Ely. J. Krank (Ilathaway’al: New Be<1ford, Grsntley. Helen, k Co. (Ori’heum): Salt Lake No. 6440. Code, Ventlgeno. App. I^ftb. 900 ft. Cookane. Waah.. 4 10. Galea A, Blake (.kiidllorinm): Lynn. Maaa. Evana A Evana (Fanllvi' Lanca«tcr, Pa Gloae. .AuLoiata iHaymarket): (Tilcago. III.; Edison Works, Victoria Road, Willesden, London. N. W., England. Edwania, Fre,I R. (Fairyland): Hlnl.m. W. HI. D.' .H.l Indlanapolla. Ind.. .5 19, Va. Gennam. and Hla Venetian G-mdollera Band SELLING AGENTS It'. CU. ' " ' Edward* Oiia. K(»utitry KIda. Dave Harowltx, (Cham-'al; Waahington. D. C.; (Cook’s O. mgr. (Maleallcl Chicago. 111. H I Roch.*ster. N. Y.. 5 10. DEALERS IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES. Ehlrldge. Preaa (Kelth'ai; Providence. K. I. Grimes, Xfr. k Mrs. Tho*.: .Atlanta, Ga.: Evane, B^aale (Grand): I»ng Beach, Cal. N.ishvllle, Tenn.. 5 10, Everett (Arcade): T>>ledo. O. Gray. Frerlngfle)d. Vawa., 5 10 Htvige. John. A Pontes (Empire): San Fran Eltrrlt#iiai Marie (.Arcade): Minot, N. D.: clsi-o. Cal.. Jan ’2.3. Indef. dUhail l a Croaae, Wla . 5 10 Hewhtte, Biffi A Mae (Standard): Ft. Worth. Ereterlika. Atiialcal (Malcatlc)’ Houaton. T'ex.. Ind. f Fat'd Dac. 86, ’06; Fab. 86, '07. Otbara Fandlng. T“X ■ (Mnlcatlc) llalveaton 5 10. n»Tleln. Lillian (Clreiis Carre): .Amsterdam. Elehlln*. Pauline. A Co. (Drphenml: Newark. HollatHl. April 1 15. D ; (Dri.henml Zaneavllle 5 10 Howar.l, Edna (Ovstal): leigansiwt. Ind., Elorena Finillr (.American Mnalc Hall): CTil Imlef ca»o. Ill . 5 to Hvatt. I.arrv 11 (Lyric): Gr.'enw.vsl, S, C.. Fletchi r. I'haa laamard iKuDh'al: Providence, (n.lef If I ' (Kelth'ai Moaton. Ma**., 5 10 Hn.’gel Bros. (MD.ml: Marinette, Wls ; (Bl Eox A El ana |\'a<|c.iiivcr D. If I: Vanoatior, J Ml) Calumet. Mleh., .5 19. Season 1909 to Open in June. Lej^itimate Attractions of ail kinds. M (' : (llelUci Portland. Ore , 5 10 H’.rton A l.a Trl«ka iDr|>heum); .Allentirwn. Frot>el A Huge (DnihcuiiiI: I’ortlanil, Ore. Sa’s'blc Railway. Hell Gate, Big F.ll Kerria Wh.’s'l and Riding Devlci.* of all kin.ls, Japa'i.’se B.iwllng Pa ■ (Colotilall Norf.dk, Va.. 5-19, Alle.v. Sh.s'tlng Gallery. Cane and Knife Racks, Poker Base Ball. Glass Itl.iwers, N.ivelty Sh.M.tlug Eogartv. Frank (Dridiciiml: Sealtle. Waah.; Hawl. y. E. rn'.l.'rl. k. A C.v (Maleatlcl: Gallery. Btril AVh.-el, Peanut and Pop Corn Stami, Can.ly Padille Wheel. 1’1h.|> Sii.-y. Ex.’iirsl..ii» • Driihciimi Portland Dn'.. 5 10 Johnst.'nn. Pa.; (C.s'k’s O. 11.) U.vhester, dally on 7 railroads aii.l 3 different b.>at lai dings. 2.(l(Hi.0(i0 is-o] le to draw fniiii. Gate Free. .A.UI. ElrMa, Will If iCnlipiei: D..a Molniai. la.; N A .. 5 19. IMaJeallcl Uia kford. Ill . 5 lo H.d'ts-a. S'»en (Pr.s t-r’a); Newark, X. J.: LEO. J. SILVER, Room 40, Grand Opera House Block, Chicago, Ill. Falla M\lh A IDrphciimI; Drrlvlle, D ; (Mi¬ (Tn'ntI Trent.m 5 IP For Mechanical Device!, addreti. DRAKE k WALLACE. St. Joe, Mich. hail lairain 5 |0 H.slge. K.d.t. Henrv (Fmplr.'): H.’.b.'k.-n, N. Eoater A ilnaaii i!,.ir1cl Harlan. la., 'JS .1,; (Fmplr.') Pat.’r«.'n .3 1.'. 31 ■ Hamilton April I 3. H.>nar.1'a P.mie* A IV.gw (Lyric): Dayton. (».: Elelda A llaiiaoii (Terraia')’ Mclievllle. N. J.. iK.’lth’al (’olupibiia 5 10. Wanted”At New Overlook Park, Asheville, N.C TJ April 3. H.dman. Harrv (D. HI; Warren. Pa.; FIrnn. Karl (Driilieiini): Kanaaa City, Mo iK.'lth’ai Phil (.leipnia. Pa.. 5 19 OlM-n* June 1st. Attraction* of all kind*. C»n |d*ce Carons.’!, M.U'hanical and Illiisl.m Showa. F’.rrl* Whc'l and liiding IVvle.-* of all kinds, Ja|'an<.se Ituwllrg .Alley. Shouting Gallery. Cane Freeman. Maurice, A Co. (Pria-lor'a): .Albany, Havlev A 1lle..*l iMIh'Ul: Jaeks.m. Mich.; (Mah’stlel .Ann Arbor .3 19. and Knife Racks, Bah.T Game, Post Cards. I...ather G.aals, Jewelry. Penny Parlor, and all . 'her c<-neesslens on fiat rental or (HTcentage hasi*. TYoIley line Into I'nrk. ’JS Conveullons hmiked Faiit A LaFearl (Cryalall ('.Una. D, SL Hallsman A W.bb.'r SNtera (O H I’ Dead w.aal. S D ; (D. H I la.a.1 5 19 for .Asneville In'tw.mn Ma.v .'Hat and July 2()th. Ovi-r Ksi.ia'd visitor* during siiiriiier. Park on top A(irll I of Snns.>t Moii’italn. All fine new bnllittngs. Will .-onstriiet airdoine for r.’siamsihle cuuipauy Kink, ll.’nry: BnfT*lo, N. Y. (Celltinned on I'age 39.1 SUNSET PARK RAILWAY CO.. H. L. William*. Park Karager, P. 0. Box (^2. Fun In a lh>ar

r!ORR.KSPnNDl(!Nf!l(I Morey and the KInnetiKCOtw week of 22. MILES I FOR L E A I E—8URF AVENUE, OONET ISLAND. t.tV/A.n.mOX'V/XlAyXiXlt.tj:!. I theatre tl. r. SiKH-ra. mkr.l Swaln’o 2.1 (Continued from iwge 2.1.) I ' * I Et.ine and Fmir 1‘lrkanlnDlea, V ••BNell Osman, (Jlrl 21; I.ymao Twin. 27. Stroiikbeirt 29. | T<*ra Jap.nce Troiiiie. E'lna Randall ami the ' FAMH.V (MIk. Sadie Kennedy, mkr.l Thn-e Mllea<-o|H- wm-k of 22. PRIXCISS THEATRE I VakraotK. Flexible Flexmore am] Nellie Lyttuo, (F. C. Frleat. niitr. I Iliu-kley'a IWik". Leone moi ios piotoreK ami kohcksone. w«-,-k of 22. amianil .Adeline. Orlklnal Oarnella, Ortman Trio. MASSACHUSETTS.aa A cc A/K u 11 c PXTC Olad.va Mhhlleton,''•■•••'•‘•‘•n. AllmonAllm*'. Clalrt* tnil ATUE ((’ll IK. Seymour. niBr.l Itarne.v Cliniore EilmunilK. Winetlt'» l»rt IW* Or WMk of ’JSi. WOUCESTEK (Jolin E. Itiirke. inoiiil end the imotion pirtitrmi WM-k of 21. Two larke connect,-,! biilldink*: one la) haa a froiitake on Surf Avenue of 31 feel ami a ileplh mitr. I I’m-le Toih'k ('ulilii 2!*-;{(i: Ethel Hurry- ■ ISIS THEATRE (rhc-<*li-.v A Miller, micrt).) of 110 fe,-t; wall* 2(1 fm-t Utkh. The oilier (b) haa a rroiitake on Slii-rl.lau'a Walk of SI feet and more April 1: Tl'“ Fortune Miintern 2 .'1; (Imn r.inieriiplHine iitti la .'0 fei-t wliie by K1 ft-,-t l.mk, two alorl.-a; walla of .-a.-li'atory, ‘JO feel hikh. Full ilei.lb from atark S in; Toe Time, the flace and tlie OIrl rv Lander. Coiilns and Harlan. The Eloilnra ' Surf Aveinie, 1111’fi-,-t. Tliea,- biiililiiika are ao ariaiik.',! dial Ih-y can Im ua,-il aa-paralely iw to II 14: Mrs. WIckK of the ('ahhake fateh II S<>\tet*e. Mniver and Moulin, IHIIon and kelher. Tlie location la the la-at on da- l*laii.l, lM'tw,-,'ii Hreaii.laiid fark and Luna I'ark. and oa 17: Max Rokera 22; TJie Old llomoKtead 21 ! Ilokhea. The Old Slake IhKir, SamneN and (III- popular able of the airec-t. For iMirtlculara, a.Idrt-Ka The L. A. ThompaoD Boanio Radway Oo., 24: Frlt/i Selo-ff 2S. fOLf S IJ<»k, ( . Criddle, , May, Th,* Schoxl Mann, and the aonk Kk**t,-h S20 Broadway, New York. mcr.i IlarfK f.athtnk t.lrla. Kennard Broth fr,im the Isle of Spice we,-k of 21 WONHER- > era. Cai'ium ami Wilianl. la-a Silvaa. Mack and l.AXII ELECTRIC MCSECM (I. E I-und ■ Walker. Coxlnirton and Wilhur and Electo nikr.l Motion plctnrea and IRnatrattM aonk". I yraph we.-k of 22. j SCENIC THEATRE (J. R. Schmidt, mkr.l 11 MICHIGAN. liiKtratcd Kontra and motion plctnrea. CRITE CENTRAL THEATRICAr anDtaw _r'oi>utvx-i I iir>T'«E< in THEATRE (J. R. Schmit, mer.( Mot- I . CROSt\ KI.L OI ERA HOI SK (C. j |nr plctnrea and illnatratml aonira. MILO THE ’ ',"V' -' TRE Uno. F. oa-ncr, mkr.l Illnatratml aonra ' T '"‘’'•"K MAJESTIC THEATRE. m.r.ic.V j' 'iJiinf.ri'i (Armdd A Johnson, mkra.) Morink plctnrea COMPANY WANTS Cto,,lB lino, mualcal artlala; J. A. Onllfoll. , rated aoiik’a * ’ ‘ a i. u niomd.wlat; Or,..-.- Oatla. aliikink chanke artl«t; P,rr-inr 10 Sirnnk Hramatlc Companlee; 10 SIronk Mualcal Comedy Comimnlcs. for the beat towne la m.7;:m^'.l.dn^■- w.”k‘of AUSTIN.-OEM FAMILY iw." J. ' Mahnke. OKLAHOMA and KANSAS. All comimnb-a kna''ai>t,‘e,L only reafmnaihle Mauafera aeed write ™ .12?. I'.' ji'l'j? -t:_ - _ .. ; mer l Am Told In the IIIIU on. irr.nb *• i. ANN ARBOR.—NEW wTilTXEY (A. C. Ab- wiiiV'’"* Hramatlc. Mualcal Comely, and Vamleville I'e.ple fundebi-d. Bo*l. mkr.l Ihe Mrklnlan April .T. MA , ' nd " . ‘ i'. ' ' " JE.STIC (Arthur l-ane. mkr.l The On-at ‘‘r ^ ■""j^AINERD^TrK OfFRA^^^ (P l»bp|)m St'i»w, Kv* military i ® ii^ii t ** M 11* Kalehl Japau.-e Tnaiia-. Jolin N.-ff, c.>rae.llan. '"xVi'il. oe”*'*!', and Il..r«ela. and nun Ink |>lclnrea. STAR (Bert Reynolda, ao’ip* FASINO RINK mkr.l Van.levllle an.l movink picture# of Gana- I 'F-t.^ne rnsr. I Roller akatink. Majestic Theatre, . - - Topeka, Kansas. Nela.>n flkht. CR00K3T0N.—RIJOT (SImmona A Nanit. BAY CITY—WASHIXOTON THEATRE (W. i mcr*..) T. Cheat.-r Ih-Monde and Mildred Ml-ia- J Haunt, nikr I The riil. f 21; EllerV* Rami ■ In White: Oellaren and Whlt- 21; The C.mntv Sheriff ‘27: Ren Ilemiricka In "'T. St. Julian and movink plctnrea week of Yon Vona..n •2!l: M.-rry Widow 11. RlJOlt (J. I THE CIRCUIT OF REAL THEATRES I>, IMInior^. mirr, I 1‘rolm'ika, A8bin*»r<» MANKATO.—MANKATO THFATUE (C. H. and C... Riaa.-lt and S.ott. The Five C-lnm . ^ ^ Idma and RIlonamiK- w.-ek of 22. ALVARAIIO ' Fir«t MoRn 11: Tt.e S.‘rvant In the Honae (W. J. Haunt, nikr I M..rrl* Thurat.m Stock 1 April 7. I NIQ' R (Hane A Dane, mkr*.! Fred Co. In In Mlrr...Mrl w.-k of » , J".";’"; iI The Polack VaudevUle Circuit BENTON HARBOR.-BELL Of ERA IlOCSE ”.A- Widte and hU Alaakan Hora and mow . Honaea that do two, three and four thow-a dally, no more, no Sunday abows. Now btatklnk. Tha (J. A. Simon, mkr.l The Rnnawaya 21: Tlita-e plctnrea w^k of 22. WONHERLANH (Joa lllpiaalrome, flttabiirk; Savoy, Reaver Falla; *ihi-atrea ami 0|M>ra llouae at Kane, fa.; Warren. Twina 24: Lvnian H. Howe'a fletnrea 21; Ma a ’'"•‘'‘"I’- Rcnnctt Slatere. aonea and Riaihlock. Hoineatea,!. Hii.pi.-ane, Bixiwnaville. Eaat End fittabnrk, HuRola. funxautawney, Erie, New lliiahvn.l 2*.; The Merrv Wl.h.w April 4: | "nd A alder. Irish aonk Alliance, Ohio, Slateraville. W. Va.. New Kenainklon. Conm-llavllle, WayneMmrk. etc. Wanted, folly of the Clrcna 11. RIJOU (Harvey Ar , plctnrea week acta of merit that ran make Rmal. Strict aijuare bualueaa dralluka It bound to mean euoeeaa llnkt..n, mkr.l S.*mon Hu... Melroy Trh., OWOSRO —OWOSSO TltcaTltF (w R I'bat'a been our method for the paat five yeara. Weal and Van Sl. klen, Ollie Jackaon. C.llmonr ^ , oo ’"r. ** , SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOE PARKS AND FAIRS. and LaT.mr. Chaa. h S.-oflel.l, The SId.iulaa o-,'* 7-u, ' * e^v ‘‘.T and Rlha, ocr.aid. w.H-k of II. IRV. J. POLACK. GENERAL OFFICES. H. R. POLACK. D0WAG1AC.--RECKWITH MEMORIAL. Ly ? x?'"I ’^*"v‘'*’x, 'P'’i Manaker. 704 7(i.'- 7u« Keyaloue Rblk-. Exclualve Ibaiklnk man IH.we’a M.nink fletnrea 23; Montana 3(1; mfnv '*”*'r** ' 320-324 Ponrtb Ave., I'tttaburk. fa. Repreaeutatlvv. Seeley 1120; Faxon and Hlllyer 22 27; movink The Holy ('it* April I Branch Olllcea, Long Dlatance 'fbone, KALAMAZOO. - MAJESTIC (H. W. CriHl. I ^’'^•"VrTON 'ti'rrpTT-S TtIPATRP (Cn-h !j New York. Cblcako. 477.1 ('onrt. mgr, I W«*^f xml Vxn 5U*i«n, comody oonxlrnl _,f TimtE i i 8 TJIKATRE (^JJ**"* i act: Incocnito. aink.'r; Roland W.-at an.l Co.. ^ *',’*"*o*' ^*‘'*^*'** •*'•1 Bar- In The Criminal; Miaa Grace l-eonanl and Kee- *"1. x. n „ n . ' by Rrothera w.-ek of ‘22. ACAHEMY OF MC I „ SIC (R. A Rnah, mkr.l Walker Whiteal.Ie In (L. N Seott mkr.) Cwlnne with p. Increase Your Seating Capacity The M.dll..k f..t 16; Cutter Stock Co. week of P""'* 22 In The Wliite Slater Marrh 21 27; Montkomery | ....WITH THE.... MUSKEGON.—GRANH (I>ou Somera. mkr.) "7^ Mill March 2S-.1i; Otla j Thc nilef IS Y.>n Y.maon 20 21: feck’a Rad Sklnm-r In The Honor of the Family April 2 ■ Bov 2S. RIJOC (Harrv Waterman, mkr.l GRANH (Then. L. Haya. mkr.l The Ken Karrel, maklelan; R.mian Four, LncHle Taiib. tncklvn week of March 21: Charlea Grapewin Milner Self-Righting-i..^ Ethel Wl.llcal.lc and flcka. Thc Chamherlalna. The Awakenlnc of Mr. fipp week of March F-d. Wrikht and Companr, Sadie Sherman and ORfHECM (H. W. feronk. mkr.) Jamca I.ooa Bn.thera week .*f 22. Thornton In Sonya and Sayink*: Eva Taylor ! aa I Ki wi ccrcr A *"'l ^^cr flayera; Ceridah SImpaon. prima don- ' IVI irs IN c.o(J I M. n,. itim^cll ,1,,) Church, comedv act; Krancinl . “All-Aisle” Opera Chair MINNEAPOLIS.—METROfOLITAN OfBRA ; Olloma. Enronc’a kr.'nt tonrhllllon innalcian: \ HorsE (le .\. Scott, mkr.l Thc White Slater Eene«t Van felt and Co., comedy. A Heal oa i Grades for all uses. Send for Circulars. with Viola Allen 22 24; I>ola fom Berlin with I Chanke; Mr. and .M-a. Franklin Colby, elec- I Coriniie 21 ‘JH; Tlie H<*).>r of the Family with | trie mnalcal ac*; KImo and thc KInodrome Otla Skinner 2!i 11; The R.>d Mill with Mont | w.-ek .«f 21. MAJESTIC (D. Jack Bondy. mkr.l komery an.l Slone Ai.rll 1-3. BIJOU OfER.A , Marie Rolfaon. the human dynamo, and Capt. HOrSE (Tbeo. L. Haya, mkr.l M.irritam'a Mel.akb-n. her aaaoclate; Marie HardRcka; Faiiat. with Rn«uh<'l M.wrlaon week of 21; (>d. II and Hart. Rarnar.1 and Orth, come.livna; THE A. R. MILNER SEATING CO., The K.-ntncklan with Hal Reid week of 2S. ' C.dle and Colle. aoclety acrohata; I-eo White IIEWEV THE.ATRE (Archie Miller, mkr.l Ml- j and the Kamc^rraph week of 22. STAR, ner'a Bohemian Rurlea.piera with Andy Gard j F.-Rlea of the Hay and frinceaa Rajah In her Address Lock Box 946. CANAL DOVER. O. ner wea. Cal Steward, Cowlioy Wllliama. A. Kennedy, mkr.) Roller akatinr. bowlink and i Want —MARTIN and DUNCAN —Want I Grover and Ricbarila, Edna Havenport, Charlea bllllarda. K WINTERHALTER. Furnish all Attractioos for the PRINCESS THEATRE, DETROIT, MICH. FIREMEN’S FREE STREET FAIR and MAY MARDI-GRAS

May 1-9, inolunlw*. SIT* ^^Oo May 1-9, Inclunlv*. CER AN a-Saturdays -Sundays—a 1 r^Wanted followlny abona: Aiiliual Show. Fenia Wheel, Claaa Klowera. Craay Honee aa •■'■*f‘’rni sbi.»» and Minielliliik blk. wimelbliijr new to' feature for which ' '‘JlnwV'^oeTowJ '’"“"‘‘’I BEWBATIOMAL FREE ACTS WKiTt. COMCE8SIONB: ye. we ii.-*-,! you. and you iM-ed iia, and iHiya will lie tMira awl lnk«a I rare of: Do cxclu.lve. iml we are lM.,k-d aolid f.u- ten weeka In the UM«t peMpenma of tuwoa. I tverylKidy write—EverytKwIy con'e on —$I(|. I (»ur <^>enliik date I* on Sonlh Itroadway. St. l.onla. Mo., with (I.IMKI.tmO) One Million l'en to let. All klDda of nark amuaem.nta wanlJl Herenleen hlg e.ent. achedule.! for M-aw.a Electric car aerrwT «l" OnlV Carh I within l«> nilW-e: rlrlit In brert of Ih# big IWahontag IHutrlct. Tbr«w iwy'davp WMk 1

MISSISSIPPI. KIBKSVILLE.—HARRINGTON (H. 8. Swa I ney. myr.) Tha Raen I.', 20; Florefica Roberta CLABK8DALE.—NKW ('I.AKKHDAI.K TIIK 27. aTKK t Wlii«ll«>lrll IK «•'»>• «au toil Movlns |>ltllh niotl'iir plctiirca ami raiiilcrillc. ella March 21 22. THE LCLC (Dick P. Hut THE SUMMERS-BRin I I OULFPOBT. — OPKIIA llorMK (K<1. I«a(. I Ion. myr. 1 Roliert Emmett wi-ek of March 14; mar I Trka« 31!; IMalc Mlnaircia April 4. i Alaska w“« k of Man h 21. OKPHKl'M (C. -N. ! riKKrK’H VAl’IlKVIM.K |IS«i. Pierce, mrr.l j Hiilton, myr.) Mlaa Minnie Kaufman, lady cy ] WaaluKl"» t‘<»i>calay Thorne, Hall and Colts.m. Chaa 11. nUler. mar. I Tim Miiriibj HI; Idllle Johnny Kson.lera and Paye and Mud Man week of Taken bt fore the National S|>ortiDy Club In Lontkin, Enyland, Feb. 23. IftOft, and shown for J on*-e '.III ^ March 21. FAMILY (G. N. Crawford, myr.) OXrOBD.—I’lTY OPKUA llorKE II,ee M. Fred Keilworel, Polk and Dal-y Gordon. the Orat time In tbe Uulted btates, week of March 14, at tbe Trocaderu Theatre, Chicago, Kiikwll. mar. I The Kanker'a riitld 17; C. A. TTie Great Klnsnera. Bonnie Gaylord and Lewta III., la m^w tbe Mack'a Mo<|na I'Icliirea Iwlance of week. and Yoiiny week of March 15. VKKSBUEO.—WAI.M'T ST. THKATUB HELENA.—FAMILY IJ. J. Clark. myr.' III. .Mnicr, mar. I I’alil In Full 23; Uiith Urey MacDonald and Campltell. character artists; STAR ATTRACTION t4' I <«ll« Mh'iii April .1. ; M)is|cal Bentley, prof. Wm. Woolfall, Ulus WATER VALLEY.—VAI.I.KY CITY OPKRA trateil son)ca: Cluvton. Richmond and (V... And beat Moncy-yetter at the cp-to-date Burleaque and Yaudevilla Houaea, KOI SK IJ IV Kina. mar. I The Kanker'a cmneily sketch, and movlny pictures week of Chilli 14 KI.EITItlC (W. J. Kina. mar. I Mor- 31. LYRIC (Mra. Cn.lerllny. myr ) Jack Fay. TlM'«e 1‘tctorea are the latest and best fiybt j.lcturea taken. They abow with rare fidelity ina plclurea. elc.. w-mk of 23. moTlny pl. tiinoi and aoiiys we4k of 21. HEI. every ib-tsil of thi- flve ).. vi in>i.l llavmimd Bell Co. In reie-rtolre 22 'J7. OR PRESS COMMENT on these pictures: Mile. Kiitterrt.v w«mk of March 21 for two PHEI'M (Swaney A Anywoial, mym.) Movlnir weeka. IHIAN'I) (Jno. Flemlnc, mar. I The filctures, elc. ORIENTAI,. Pictures and van THE BILLBOARD;—“The pictures are clear and abow well the live action of the bout.” Haya In Kina Cawy week of .March 21: A devllle. ARCADE (C. W. Petty, myr.) Con- IlniMiiia vaudeville. THE CHICAGO INTER-OCEAN, one of tbe leadiny dally nervajiapera of tbia city:— Mea»aae from .Mar- we«-k of March 2S I.MPK “The motion ideturea of the Brltt-Suiiiiiiera flyht are now abowiny In thla city and are at Itl.AL III. E. KoKeell, mar. I Keiilah Pointer NEBRASKA. tractiny large crowda. They are on exhibition at tbe Triwadero Theatre and have played StiK'k Co. In IKrrothy Vernon of llaiklon Mall to rapacity each afteruovu and evening.” week of March 21; M the Klabop'a Carriaae OHAHA —BOYD THEATRE IE. J. Mona week of March 2K. IIAVLIN’S |\Vm. Oaren. yban. myr.) The Lion and tbe Mouse 21-2:1: A THE CHICAGO AMERICAN, (lerbaiia tbe beat authority In America on aixirtlnK and mar. I In the Nick of Time week of March 21: MIdnuD.iii-r Nlyhfs Dream 24 27; The Thief puylliatic matters:—“TIm* tight waa one of the beat and faalest that baa la-en aeen In lliinco In Arizona wimk of March 2R. .ST.AXH 2S 1. Ill RWOOD THEATRE (E. L. John dome time. Tbe |>lrturea have made quite a bit here, aa doubtleaa they will in other aec- AKH (I.eo Kelcheiiliach. mar. I Piank It. son. myr.) Bnrwood S)oek Co. In Mizpab 21 tlou* of the country when tbown.” Carr'a 'nioronahhr.ala Kiirleaiiiiera wmk of and week KREC, THEATRE (Doc Brecl. It la a battle full of life and action, the men mixing from gong to gong—not an Idle March 21: The Iinckllna* wiok of March 2S. i))yr.) The H-dy Cltv 21 24: Shadows of a OAYCTY IO. T. Craw foril. mar. i Al. R.mvea' Great City 2'. 2A. ORPHEEM THEATRE (W moment—Juat tbe kind of fight every lover of aisirt in your town will gladly iiay you an Ilia .Show week of March 21 , Rolile'a Knick P. Byrne, myr.) Butterflies and Doves. Mias extra adailaalon price to aee fought over again on a acreen In your theatre. erhoikera weik of March 2^ AMERICAN Julia Ileme. Billy Van. Novelty Danriny Four. THE.ATKK iS. N. (‘iipenhelm-r. mar.* Tlila Peter Donald anil Meta Carson. BoranI and An intereatliig feature of the fight U abown when Eugene Corri, the wealthy atuck week'a bill Incloilea Clayton White and Marie N'evare. Fonda, Dell and Fonda and Klno- bp-ker who refereed the bout, ao far forgot tradition aa to climb Into the ring and Amer¬ Rtiurt. Kdwanla’ Kountry KIda. I.ea Ihiraido Jro,-nc 21 and week. 11. J. RIVtT. icanize tbe game. Trio. Colby and May, Ilamlltoo and Roni-a. BEATRICE. —PADDOCK (Fulton A Power*, Jack llawkina, Artola Brotheni. Pick Nowlao myrs.) A Modern Woodman (local) 1ft: Hor If you want an attraction that will get the money at every performance, write for our and plctiin-a. CtlLl’MRIA (I.cw Sharp, mar.l tense Nellaon In The Lady fpim tbe Sea 22; rental terms now. Thia week'a MU lnclu-l..a Clara R. lie Jerome. Blister Brown 25. LYRIC (.Mrs. Riybter MarahaM P. Wilder, Xlehola Slalcra. Ic*a Sal- myr.) Vaudeville and movlny pictorea week By a aiMH'ial arrangement n>ade with John Krone, theae fight picturea can be secured eaaaN. Itlaeonnelte and Newman. Sullivan and of 22. only through tbe Chicago Film Exchange. Pa*ipielena. Mr. and Mra. Alllaon, Joe Merab FAIRBURY.—STEELES OPERA nor.SE and pictun-a. WILL J. FARLKY. IF. L. Rain, myr.i National Opera Co. In The KANSAS CITY—WILMS WOOD (Wood Grand Dntchesa 20; Hortenae Nellaon In The ward A Biiriti*aa, rncra. I The Family, prewented Lady from th* S<-a 23; Gay Coon* from Dixie by Ilenrv Miller and Co. March 22 2-1; Hen¬ 27 It's All on the Qnlet April 2 ry Miller In The On-at Divide 2K 27. Week GRAND ISLAND.—BARTENBACn OPERA The Chicago Film Elxchange, March 2S, TTie Traitor. SHCKKRT (Earl norsE IH. J. Bartenbaeh. myr.) Max Flyman Stewart. m*r.» Week 21, Florence Roberta In In The Siihstitnte 2)i; The lrl»h Senator 22: 41-50 Jackson Boul., CHICAGO, ILL. The Hniiae of Kondare. Week 2S. Hilda The Cow-Puncher 2ft; Movlny picture# oo off S|>oot in A Man and Ilia Mate. OR.AND I Hud nlyhta. Branch Ofices: Omaha, Neb.; Washington, D. C.; Denver, Col.; NaahTille, Tenn.; Salt »« A Jiidih. mcra.l Week 21, Kathryn Oater- HASTINGS —KERR OPERA HOCSE (Thoa. Lahe City, Utah; Atlanta, Ga. man In The Nlcht of the Play. Week 2S. B. Kerr. myr. I Lena Rivera 13; Irish Senator* flayln* the Ponlew. OKPHRCM (Martin Beck, ■J4: The Cow Puncher 22; It'i All on the ()ulet yen. myr.; Martic I>>hmin. rea, myr. I Week 25: Hortenae Nellaon 27; Durno. mayiclan. 30; 21. The Ib.llaven Sextet, with Sidney Glbaon Hypnotic Company April 13; Lyman Howe’a fVllatnn and Foran, Jnlle RIny and Co., The Movlny Picture* .%• Too Proud to Bey 7; Babe* TO PARK MANAGERS AND SUtera DeOaye. Slynor Travate. Bertie Fowl In Toyland 12; Ea*t Lynne 14; Minna Von er. Joe Coi.k and Bro., The KImalrome. etc. Bamheld (lotall 14; Jan-e* F. Green'* reper NOTICE FAIR SECRETARIES tolre Co. 22 24 EDISON (Fred Hayter. myr.) AlDIToniCM (O D. Woodwanl. myr.i Week Or any one who bat bed any correspondence with kir. Geo. O. Litt. regarding the booking of a 21. The Woodward Stock Co In Tlie Oates of Smith and Brown 15-17; Marie Fountain am] Co. IS 20; Harvey and Sevee 22-24; Pierce Sla¬ Wild West Show for thia season would say fbat he has no authority to Ixaik or make any con Eden. S'me company week Marsh 2S, In All tvacta for BL’(T\8KIN BEN’S FAMOC8 WILD WEST SHOWS. Mr. LItt waa my Manager during ter* 2.1 27 of a Sodden P‘yyy. CONVENTION H AM. i the season of IftOA, bat la not cek 2s. In the M^A.V XO OCTOBER. Mck of Time. MAJESTIC (Thoa. Hmlyeman. Royer* and Ben N. Deely. Panl LaCrolx. The myr.) W«>ek 21. Rohle'a Knlckerhoi-ker Bur .Alpha Trsipe. Billy Morria and Sherwood Sla¬ Catering to very beat trade on Atlantic Coast, In the largest skating sink near New York. leaipiera; wiek 2R. The Trocmleroa. CENTI’RY ter* aod Farl Fly’in week of 22. Counters opening on board walk, tbonsanda passing the stand hourly. An unprecedented cham?e (J<*. R Ik'neyan, myr.) Week 21. Th<‘ Duck NEBRASKA CITY.—OVERl-AND (Charles for extremely large return* on a small Investment. Offers only from those who are able to llnya Week 2S. The JoIIt GIrla with Ed. , Rolf, mcr.l The Holy City 20. serve the very beat of merchandise will be entertained. C. R. R. CO., Room 880, 99 Nasaau Ha.vea In The Wls* Guy THE HIPPODROME NORFOLK—A CDITORIl'M 1M. W. Jenrka. St., New York City. (John R. Manwr, myr. I Week 21. The Quin myr.) Jidly American Tramp 14; New cite Briai., The Parker Animal Show, with man, the yreat. IS: canceled. lyena River* Trainers Carilona and Stonewall; vaudeTlIIe, I 27: canceletl Buster Brown .30. OO YOU WANT roller akatliiy, dancinc. comeaalona. etc. 1 VALENTINE.-El.KCTRIC (O. W. .Morey, WILLIAM W SHELLEY. myr.) M,)»lne picture*. ai>nya. etc. YORK.-YORK OPERA IlOfSE (D. W. ST. JOSEPH.-TtMITI.K THEATRE tC. U. A FIRST-CUSS SERVICE ? Ftshcr. myr.) The Cow-Puncher 17; I-ena Riv¬ 4’hllley. myr. ( I,ew Fields In Tlie Girl Behind er* Jp. in,, Ijidy from the Se* 24 .AR on the lha Counter 21 22; The SbephenI KIny 2.*i Quiet 27. Manner Stock ('o. 20 31; Howe’* Mov¬ UNITED STATES FILM EXCHANGE, 27; Ben Greet'a Players JW. LYCRCM THE lny Picture* April S; The Power of the Cro** -ATRE (C. C. Phllley, myr. I Khailowt of a 10; E*»t Lynne 13. J. SCHUCHAT, President. Gnat City 2(24; Jolly Girls 2S27: Holy City 2s 2U; .A Millionaire Tramp 30 .H; Empire NEW HAMPSHIRE. 132-134 East Lake Street, CHICAGTO. dhow April 13. CRYSTAL THBATKK iKred MANOHESTER—NEW PARK (W. S. Dar Ciwnian. myr.) Kona rnd Adrma. Dale Slaters. rell. myr.) Whitealde Straus* Co. week of April I AMERICA’S MOST PROGRESSIVE FILM HOUSE. Beyita and Company, Delloch Bros., Frank .1; Jtdin Maatwi In The WItchiny Hour 12 13. ] tlrnh and moTiny pictures week of 21. LYUIC NICKEL (Manuel Ixwenyer. myr.) Sony*, pic theatre (C. r. Pbllley, myr.) North Brow.’ turea and vaudeville w.*ek of 22. Stwk Co. week 21. BIJOD DREAM IJ. F. BU». Jr . nyr.) VaudeTlIIe wi>ek 21. UOI.I.A NEVADA. Wanted...... Wanted WAY RINK (Don W. Stuart, myr.) Holler GOLDFIELD.—LYRIC (Arthur J. Ayleaw.wth. Fat Soiitbrrn 8b<ereentage. FRANCIS FERARI, write quick. WASHINGTON PARK AN4USEIVf ENT CO., Bergen Point, Bayonne, N. J. MEW YOU omCE. IMS Broadway, Booms a-t. BBoaia StlS-S8tli St. Oa tBc Croaad Every Day. 1:0« to ldM> P. Bl. 30 X ti e Billboard APRIL 3. 1909.

Kinp. Geo. Rernardo (Crescent): Xasbvllle, i las’kwissi ft Rr>aoo (Majestic): De* Aloliiea, i ROUTES. Tenn., Inilef. la.. 4 10 j Kraton*. The (Palace): London, Eup., April la aler, la-nure (Pnliiue); Shebeypan. AA'ls. ;| (Contlnus>tlr): .Ann Arbor, Mich.; l.aDare ft AA'arner Trio (L.trlr): Roblnatui. III. i (G. O. ID Grand Rapid* 5 10. laH'lalre*. TN* i> (IlIpptsIrtHue): I'tlea, X. Y.; Hinnahcr Prn«i. (TV-mple): Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Ken.von ft llealy (Miles): Mlitnea|H)Ii*, Mlun.; iParIxh Hall) Ithaca 5 10. I (I.yrlc) Terre Haute 5 10. (Majeatic) Waterloo. la.. 5-10. I.avlne Gen. Ed. (G. O. 11 1: Inillanaixdla. Kelcey Sister*. Thi**‘. ft Rllly CummInpa Henderaon'a S<'ho<>l Pnya te OIrla (Itlloii); Ra lu'l.; (Columbia) CIneInnatt, O., 4 10. cine, WIe.; (Maji'atiol Madlanii 4 10. (Famll.v): Kane. Pa.: (Orpheum) Oil City Lasky’a .At the AA'ald-irf iProetor'a 5lb .Ave.): Hardeen (Keith**); Roston, Mae*.; (Oriibeumi 5 7; (Oridieuni) Franklyn S 10. Niw York City, Indef. Raatc.n. I*a.. 5 10. Kershaw ft Glenn (O. ID; Veedor«burR. Ind.; I-aaky'a Love AA’aItt (.Majeatic): Chleapo, III.: (Ri>>u) Covlnpton 5 10. . Halllday Ic Turley (American): Thicaito, Ill.; (('•dumtda) St. I ouls. Mo.. 5 10. (Lincoln Sr|>heuml S.‘attle 5 10. Hopkina ft Voat (Rlhai): Alldon. Mich., I.aaky'a Military Octette iColoulal): Xew 2?) 31: (RHonl Ann Arhor 1-3; (Theatorltiml Kennar.l Rro*. (TTiIrd Ave.): Xew York City; York City; (Or'dietim) Rrkl,rn 5 10. 5-7; (Caalno) Flint S 10. (Cambria) Johnatown. P*., 5-10. Dsky's Ruth .Allen and la-ndon Jolinnle* Hamilton ft R; Rristklyn, i •29 April 10. Hannim, Plaaa ft Rurna (RHon); Ih-catur, i X. Y. III.. 20 31; (Oatety) Sprlntrfleld 13; (Varl-! Kesler. Mae (Mllort. Conn. City. Hriand'*. Three: Rrrndon. Can. laMilne, Mvsterlou* Harrv (Colonial): Devil's Hunt<‘r. Hnrrleon (Majeatic): Chicago. HI. i Klutlnp'a .Anlm.nb> (L.vrIc): Watertown. N. ! I.*ke. X. D. Y.; (Orpheum) Oswepo 5 10. Ltttleheld. C. F. (Orpheum): R'Wton Maa*.; { For Parks Hlrkn)an, Will* ft Co. (Pllae); Canal I)over, i Kesney I.uclen (.Auditorium); York. Pa. O. (Hljoii) Fall Rlxer 5 10. KItamura Troupe. Twelve (Maryland); Raltl- Hava. Fit. Ac Clarenc<>: Syracuse, N. Y. la'wla. Frank (Pastime): latrk Haven, Pa. I niore. Md.: (Empire) Hotv^ken. X. J.. 4 10. Harris Rrothera., Thn-e (Teck): Salaman'a, ' lanme A Di.le (Majestic): Montpomery. .Ala. KItahanzal Troupe (Orpheum): Oakland. Cal.' • N. Y. Linton ft I-awremv (Empire): IMutken. X. J.. Keepan ft Mark (liondon): New York City. 1 5 10 and Fairs Hayward* Platel Co. (Main St.) Peoria. Ill. nnntr<‘aa (Knipire); Calirary. .Mta, Can. Kaufman Rroa. (On>heum): Atlanta. Ga.; ' L(r* (Majestic): Little Rock, i phla. Pa. I viUe. Kv. Ark.; (Majestic) Ft. Worth. Tex.. 5-10. Harvev, W. S., ft Co. (American Mualc Hall): lav'uard. Eddie (G. O. ID: Syraruae, X. Y.. World’s Champion Keeley Rroa. (RIJou); Rattle Creek. Mich.;' 5 10. Chlcaeo, Ill. , (RIJou) Jackson 5-10. | Hennlnir*. la-wla & Henninfca (Columbia): St. i McAnallan. Joe (PaUee): Macmu. Ga., Indef. I.a»)la. Mo. ; Keane. J, Warn-n (Poll's): Hartford, Conn.; i McDonald Ik Carlyle (Arcade): Wallace. Ida.. (Poll's) Worct>ster. Msae., 5-10. High, Fancy and Hamlin ft Lyle (Rroadway): Mhidletown, O.: | I Imlef. (Orphojm) Lima 5-10. Knieht, Harlan (.Armory): Rinphamton, N. I Manvro (RiJou); Meridian, Ml**.. Indef. Ha.ves, Rrent (IIlpixHlrome): Sheffleld. Ena.. Y. ' Montapue, ine* (rnlquec Mlnneapolla, Minn..; Kramo Rro*. (Royal); San Antonio, To*.; I Fire Divers , , . , 5 10; (Pavilion) Newcaatde, 12 17; IPalao') ludif. i (I.vric) Hmiston 4-10. oldhnm m 24 Moran ft Wels«‘r (Melllnl): Hanorer. Ger.. Knlpht Pros, ft Sawtidle (Orpheum): Spo¬ Hlb))ert ft Warnm (Orpheum): Rntte, Mont. .April 1-15; (Clrcu* Carre) .Amsterdam, H-e (Empire); Hoboken, X. J.; kane. Wash.: (OrT>h"um) Seattle 4 10. land. 1(1 30. (Empire) Paterson 5-10. Karridt. Maplcl.)n (RIJou): Sapinaw, Mich. ' Mivtoclrl 'Winter G*rt«n): Berlin, Ger., .Apr. We make in all 12 different Hodaea ft La)tnchmere (Rutler); Tonopab, Kobers. Three (Lyric); Chattano>pa. Tenn. i 1 -30. Nev.; (Crystal) I)<'nver, Col., 5 10. Keene ft Adams (.Auditorium): 5'ork, P*. .AlrCune ft Grant (Lyric): Sprlnpfleld. Mo.; Hill ft Whltakei (Empire): Ia‘ed*. Ena.. 5 Kelly ft Rose (Shea's); Toronto. Can. (L.vrIc) Par*s'. Jamea P. (I'nique): Lo* .Aneelea, Cal., wich. Ena.. 5 10; (Palace) Croydon 12-17; (Orpheum) MtnneapolU 410. concluding with Double Fire (Hippodrome) Gl.iaaow, Scotland IP 24. Indef. McCall Trio (RIJouc Chattanoopa, Tenn.; le-Gray. DolHe (RIlou); Racine. Wl*.. In'lef. Hamllna. The (Columbia); Cincinnati. G. (T.vrici .Atlanta. Ga.. 4 10. Dive” striking the water about Hal«on Rov* (Keith's): Providence. R. I. le'onora. LaRelle (Scenic Temple): Wllliman- ’ Main* ft Bart (Majestic): Ft. Worth, Tex.; tlc. Conn., Indef. Houston. Fritx Rvan (RI.|on): Lanalna. Mich. IMaJ-atlc) Dallas ."> 10. Te wl*. Rlllv: Rellaire, O., Indef. Holden ft Harron (Gaiety); South Cbicaao. Mannlnp ft Dixon (Orpheum): Spokane, Wash.; the same time. In this, Mr. and I.eClalr. John (Rell): Oakland. Cal.; (WIp- III. (Orpheum) Seattle 5-10. wam) San Francisco 5-10. Howard ft Cameron (Oown); Mobile, Ala. Merritt ft Love (Mitcstlc): Jackson. MIcb.; I.aDclN. Four Fantastic (Temple); Ft. Wayne. (Majestic) .Ann .ArNvr 5 10. Miss Hellkvist are completely Huahes M))alcal Trio (Proctor’s): Newark, Ind.: (Lyric) Terre Haute 5-10. Miwpan ft McGarry ft Six Girl* (Pintape*'); N. J. Ic’sch ft Vance (Caslnoi; Washlnpfon. Pa.: S* attle. Wash: tPantape*’) Vtncourer. Can., enveloped in Flames, plunging Harvey. Elsie, ft Roya (Keith's): Providence, 29.31: (Star) Xew Kensinpton 1-3; (.Arcade) 5 10. R. I.: (Maryland) Raltlmor*-. Md., .5-10. RrownsvEle 5 10. : Morris. P.IIly. ft Shcrwoml Slater* (Majeatic); Hlll.vera. Thr*** (O. ID: Gre<‘nvllle. Ala. head foremost into A Blazing DS.’11e Trio (Vajcstic): St. Paul. Minn.; Lincoln, Xeb.; (Orpheum) RockDird, Ill.. Herrmann. Willard, ft Co. (Grand); New Or¬ (Cnlque) Minneat>oIls .5 10. : 5 10. leans La., 2P April 10. le’spue ft Held (RIlou); La wrencevllle. HI., ' McCormack. Frank, ft Co. (On>beami: Port- Tank which has never been Hale ft Harty ((jueen): Atlanta. Ga. 29 31; (Orpheum) Casey 13. I land. Ore. Ilan-M DC (Lycenm): Knoxville. Tenn. La Petite Revue. Chaa. I»venherp'« (Shea'*): Marxellb-a (Cook's O. ID: Rochester, X. Y.: duplicated. Horan. Eddi<‘ (Colonial); Greensboro, N. C. Toronto. Can.; (Temple) Ib’trolt, Mich., 5- (Orpheum) Harrlshurp. Pa.. 5 10. Harris ft Vi-rnon (Star): San Antonio, Tex. 10. .Alonme ft Mack (Hathaway's): New Beuisville, MInneafioll# 4 10. Mack. Harry S. (Flmllay); Findlay. O., 29 Ky. I^’ster Rro*. ft Crelphton Sisters (Hathaway's)- I 31; (Family) Foslorla .April 1 3. besides The Great Fire Dive. We Haynes. Jesse J. (G. (). ID: .Alliance, O., 31- Dwell. Max*. • (.Auditorium) Lynn S-10. Murray .Slsti ra (Orpheum): Slonx Clfy. la.; Aprll 2. ' le-HIrt. Mona. (Family): I.,anca*ter, O.; (Or¬ I (Orphcnmi: Sbaix City, I*.; IOrpbc)im) St. execute our Dives from a Horton. Henry, ft Co. (Ciedt'a O. II.): Roch¬ pheum) Portsmouth 5 10. Paul. Minn., 5-10. ester, X Y. Love Waits (Maleatlc); f3iirapo. III.; (Co Marcello (G. O. H ): PIttaliurp. P*.; (Poll'a) Hovt ft McDonalil (.Auilitorium): Cincinnati, l)tmh:a) St. I/xila, Mo.. 5 10. greater height than where Xew Haven. C*l*enrlnes. Thr*-* (Orpheum); IJma, O.; Mantel!'* Marionette Hippodrome (Rljnn); I>a Pavnea ft Ravfleld (Orpheum); Dunkirk, N, (National) Ste)it«envllle 5-10. ; Cro»*<.. Wla - t.Atateatlc) Rockford. HI.. 5 10 others do only a straight dive. Y. I-ewls, .Alice: San Joae. Cal.; Stockton 4- i Montpomery Marshall (Family); Mabanoy (ne* ft Takl: Moss ft Stoll Tour, Enif., Feb. 10, 20. Indef. Lncler. Fred ft Res* (Majestic); Hoiiaton. I City. Pa.; (Oridienm) Altoona .5 10. We do a greater variety of Inzrama. Two (RIJou): Remldjl, Minn.; (R1 Tex.: (Majestic) Galveston 5 10. I McGe*. Jtw R.. ft Markee Rroa, (RIJoiil: Quin Jou) Croi.ltston .5-10. Lanrant. Marie (Maleatlc); Crawfordavllle, cy. Ill.; (Family) Darcntairt, la.. 5 10 dives than all other diving acts Inpram*. Two (Gem): Park Rapida, Minn.. Ind.: (Star) Montpelier 5 10. McCormick. Huph, ft Grac* Wallace (Or 22 24; (RIJou) .Akley 2.5 27. L))ken’* Harry. Lion* (Majestic): Ib-nver. vllle 5 It). loleen Slaters (Stone'*); Flint. Mich. Col., 3 10. I Tdieiim)- Canton. O.; (National) Steuben combined. Lnken'a. Hairy, Poole* (Ijrnc Anpelca): I»* I Matthew* ft Reec.' (Orpheum): Han Franrlaco, Italian Trio (G. O. ID; Indianapolis, Ind.; Cal.. 20 April 10. Addrom until Ma^ Ist, 572 Wont Side (Columbia) Cincinnati, O., .5-10. Anpelea. Cal. Luken’a, Harry, Rears (Cryatal); St. Joseph. ' Meirfpac ft Kenne*tlci; Council Rlnffa, Is., Ark. (Reunett'a) Montreal. Can., 5 lO. j 2k 31 • (Soi-nlc) Shenandoah I 3; (X*w P'or Fairs, nddrewa, Miiw Zue Mrtlary, Jer-nne & Hunter (Monumental): Raltimore, Dnarc. T'-d (Majestic); Houston, Tex.; I'libpic) Atlantic .5 7; ISrcnlo Amca S 10. l)Oth 1402 Hmadwny, Knirkerliorker Md.; (RIJou) Philadelphia. Pa.. 5 10. (Majestic) Dalla* 5 10. I Methven .Slaters. Thr-e (Stan: Miinclc, Did.; Johnson Rroa. ft Jr)hnaon (Keith's): Pawtuck¬ Ladv Rarhers (Maleatlc): Kalamax* (Majestic); St. Paul, cade, ToIihIo. O . 5 10. clnnatt, O.; (O. 11.) Gn-enville ,5 10. Minn.; (RIJou) Superior. Wl*., 5 10. Alaacot. Educated H>prse (Stan Charlotta, Julian ft Dyer (RIJouc Lan.sinp, Mich.; (Jef¬ Dyd. Hueh (Proctor'* .5th Ave.); New 5’ork I X. C.; (Grand) Aiipiiata, Ga.. .5 |0 LOOK HERE!! fers) Sapinaw 5-10. City: (Rennetfa) Montreal. Can.. 5 10. Alaxim'a Mialcl* (Garrick); Riirllnpton, la.; j (RIJoui tliiluiunc 4 10. JoaettI*. The (INdl'a): Worceater, Maas.; D-onard. Grace (Rennetpa); I»ndon. Can.; (Pidl'a) Rrldpeport, Conn , .5 lo. ' Mort»m Jcwill Tr>m|w (I^plrei- H>da,ken, N. (Ib-ntM’tt'a) Montreal 5-10. i J.. 5 to We are the loweet Johnson Slater* (O. ID: Xash)ia. N. IL; TjiRlanc. Bert (G. O. H ); PIttstairp. Pa.; M'Trla. Fi-llcc. ft Co. ((J O H.): liidlanap (Lynch’s) Wootia4Mket. R. I.. 5-10. (Keith's Hipiesirome) Cleveland. O.. b-IO. olta. Ind , a to Krice Jew e 1 r 7 Jacotia ft Sardel (Grand); Cleveland. O. lewis. Waller (Rennett'a): M'intreal, Can.; ; Manpoan rrraiipe (C<.ok'a O H ): R/>clic«ter. louee in America. Jolly A Wild (Auditorlnm): Lynn, Mass. (Ibnnett’a) Ottawa 5 10. N Y : (Keith'*) Roaton. Maaa . 5 10, Our Cut Price Cat¬ Jackson. OHIe (Empire): Cinclnnstl. O. Dwetw ft Mitchell (Orpheum): Atlanta. Ga.; Alahr. .Ap)h* (Or|>hi'))m): laa, Anpeb-a, Cal.. Jewett ft Hay(“S (Rljmi): Readlnp, Pa. (Malt■tic) Rtrminpham. Ala., 510. 2k April to alogue mailed free. Johnson, Carroll (K<-eney’a): Rrooklyn. X. Y.; Itce, Sine Fonp (Or|>heuml; Sblney, O ; (III Af**rrlh'‘W ft l(an,*y (Lyric): Peter*tH)rp. A'a. Write at once. We (Mohawk) S<-hen<‘(tady 5 10. Jou) Pitpia 5 10. Marlowe. Plunkett ft Dots Wealim (Garricki; Jefferson. Cecil (Victoria): Wheellnp, W. Va.; I.,*Aeen. Cnmm Ac Co (Olympic): Cbicapo, 111., AA'IlmInpton. |)«’l. have the latest in 2!) 31; (Olymidc) Rt)eum): R<*he()ni): Sioux City, la I^nlle. Geo. W.. ft Co.. In The Naked Truth MAKE UP (iORDON & MORRISON, Kenton, Dorothy (Winter Garten): Rerlln, (Orpheum); MlnneafKilla, Minn.; (Orpheum) Oer.. April 1-30. Slonx City, la.. 4 10._ __ABSOLUTELY OUABAMTEXl). 190-201 E. Madiaon St, CHICAGO, ILL. i

Url>hfH> * Hill (I'oll'iil Now llaTon, Conn. lUhu, (lo« Angoloi., VIcMirt', Tom (Moiimllr): OklalHiwo Clljr, Ok Cal., IimI< f. It<>nialb, Joa. L. IMaJoatlc>: Nfirf.Jk, Va.. lo \|arka. Cl irrn'-a (Alamoc Cliarlotio, X. C. llof. Maji-atlr Hinging 'nirii* (llljouc l.aiCruaa<*, Kawla k V<»n Kaufman IKolIjrc Oklali»ma Wla. i'lly. okla.; (Majoatici Tuiioka. Kan., 5 ID. Xltiniara. Tlio, k Baby Jiint* ((irand): Brl- ItavfR Trio (Tronic Tn-nton, N. J.; (Keltb'ai llngbani. Waali. riilla>tilao Maoklntcaili (Or clear from $10 to $30 5 lo. idiounic Warron, I'a.; (It.niiott'a> Hamll Ml Alllater, Hall, k Co. (Or|di«*uni); Xrw Or •on. Can., 5 |0. a day with one outfit b-ana, l.a. RIn*. Klanolio (Kolth'ac Clovoland, O.; (Ma- costing, complete, only Mi-mnra (PlatM-y'a I.lmmlD 14i|Uari'): Nf-w York Joallri CbloaKo. III., 5 10. City. Rloh Olio (I’aiilasoii'c Oakland, Cal.; (I’an $8.50. Some men with Mllllo. Robt. C. (Orpbriiml: Kranailib-, Ind. laKoa'i Man Jom* 5 10. XIatthrwa, Harry O. (I.yivumc C'lorlunatl, Rran k Rlobnold (('olonlali; Norfolk, Va.; three outfits clear $100 (Milo. (Ilanimoratol'i'ai N« w York City, 5 10. a day. Murray, Flliaboth (Majoatiri; Doa .Molnoa. Rolff Ilriai (I'roctor'a 5Sih St. c Now York la.; (Orpboumi Oniaba, .X'-b., 5 10. City; (Kolihai |•|llladol|,hla, (>a., 5 10 Maliri-rn Triaiiw l.\|>olloi; Wbooling. W. Va.; Rialto Q-iartoi (Ma]«-»tlrc Kalamazoo, Mlidi.; EVERYBODY BUYS ICE CREAM CONES iCyrrunil Waaliingtoii. Ii. 5 10. (1t|>Mii Kattlo Cn-ok .5 10. Marzrno, Myatorluua (Proplo'ai: Phllaibdpbla, R«*od Kros.’ (I’oll'ai: Wllkoa Itarre, Pa.; (Or Almoat any location will do. You iM‘cd only riHim ruougb to torn around. Then yon Pa. [iboiimt Allontoan 5 10. arc alartcil In bualiH*aa for youraelf; a aafe and very pnitttable bualueaa, BE SCUE TOD Moyrr Proa. (RmpIroC Kpringflobl. HI. Raymo'id. Kiiliy. k Co. (Prortor'ac Albany. GET THE BEST' BAKER, fur that la what will win trade. Martai Twlna I National I: San Fraix'laro. ('al. X Y.; (SlMilH-rtt nira, X. Y.. 4 10. Manning k Ford I.Nmnltyl: Oakland, Cal. Rli'harda. (;r<-at (I'oll'ac Wllkra-Barrr, Pa.; Marr k Fiana iShrmly'al: Krn«'kton, Maaa. (Poll ai Siranto'i 5 10. Morton. Fd. (Sbiita-rli: Clloa, X. V. Rf.viKdda k Oont-iran iShra’rC Buffalo. X. Monron. Harry (Kmnny’al: llriMiklyn. X. Y. Y : (Rennott’ai Hamilton. Can., 5-10. Miillirn k Cmvlll (SliiilH-rt). I tlra. X. Y. THE STANDARD Roaal'a. Alfri-do. Miialcal Kl^phanlz (Or- Miirphy, .Mr. k Mra. Mark iKnnnntCaC Hain- |do*iimi; P.riMiklyn. X. Y.; (Albauibrai Xrw llion. ('an. Ywk City, 5 10. xiarilm-ltr k Syl»i**tnr (Tr«*nl»: Trt-nton. N. Riilliilar k PirkrrlnK (Grand I: Xaabrllle, Tonii.: (OrphiMimi Kvanavlll**. Ind., I lo. McIntyre k Heath (Templet; Hctrolt, Mich. Rlrhardaona. Tlirra* (iKvnlnlon I: Wluiilp»'(t. CONE BAKER Mldgley k CarlUle (Krith'ai: Proxidence, Can.; (Kraplivi Grand Forka. X. O.. 5 lo. R>a-h*-fort k May (Broadmayi: La>rain, O.; Zi- ONE OUTFIT, .... $ 8.50 THREE OUTFITS, • • • $19.50 I (Pvstimel: Cbarleatnn, S. C. .11; (Klwtrln Norwalk 1.3. John A Alice (Majestic): Paris. Roaa SUti-rii. Thrio- (Orphoiimi: Cha**annofa. TWO 0UT(ITS, • ■ . • 14.50 FOUR OUTFITS, • - • . 25.00 Tcnn.: i.klamoi Blmilngbam. Ala., 5-10. la tbe very beet Cone Baker ever made. You can’t aell poor (Kinea. Yon will aell M<'I,ai)ghln. Bob (Star); Muncle, Ind., Em- RIanoa. Fotir (Proctor'ai: XVwark, X. J., 5- tboee from Tbe Standard aa faet ae you can tnm them out. pirei rioclnnati, O., 5-10. Manchester Bms. fOrpheiim); Y’oukers, X. Y.; This it the Baker you're sure to ret eventually. Bare money by getting the right on# iPoll'ni Hartford. Conn., 5-I(). flrat. Avoid bakera with rough, thin pTatea and thote without the advantagea named below. Mvera A ltr|ibei)m): Lima, O. Miialci; Iltverblll. Maaa. fuel and discomfort In one aeasun; the only baker that dues not require an exi>eualve Mi-Cabe, Ruth ((•n’hcumi: I.lnia, O. Rmmey Slaters tOrpbenmi: New Orleans. La. atove to uiarrate it; tbe only Baker with cold rolled steel haudlea that will not break; tbe Nlblo'a. VIctiw, Birds (('.donlali; New York Rivarila. Thn-e (Grand): Montgomery, Ala. ouly Baker with 3 aim|de parts; tbe only Baker with a ateel tipped cone roller; ami tbe City; (Orphetimi Brookl.vn 5 10. Reaves Ris- (.\muse C): Biniiingliam. Ala. ouly Baker made worth double ita price of Sb-jU each. XeahoIT A Pheliia lies. Ang<'l<><); Loo An R.wsleya. The (O. 11. i: Chatham. Out., Can. gelea. Cal.; (Novelty) Man db-go 5-10. Ilei-d. Jdin P (Gaiety i: Springfield. Ill.: TERMS: Cash with order, or one-half eash, balance C. 0. 0. \orrl»<-«. The (Pintage’a); Vaiicmixer, Can.; (Lvrlc) Danville 5 10. Wire, write or phone. Instent shipment. (Psntagea'); Tacoma, Waab., 5 10. Blley A Ahern IMvIesnci: Detroit. Mich.: Nat Xaaxrro Tnsiis* t Majestic); llouatun. (New Rohinsont CPiidnnatl, O., 5-10. ODR GDARAXTEE; Your money back. If afl-r 3ti days’ teat, tbla la not proven to bo Tea.; (Majestic) Galveston 5 111. Rolfe’s. B. A.. Ye Cohmial Septette (Hlpiio the best Cone Baker—the one that jiroduces the BEST COXES. Xossea, Mix Musical (lllpiasli oiue); Cleveland drimiel; Mbldleshorougb. Eng.. 5-10; (Grand) We bare published a bk on the Ice Creum Cone Busiuesa that Is worth $5.00 to you. 1).. 5 111. Hanley 12 17. A postal will bring it by next mail—FREE. Nb'bola Misters (Mrry Anderson): Loutavllle, Rolfe’s B, A.. Ten Dark Knights: Bristol. P. 8.—WE HAVE A FEW LAST SEASON'S 8TANDABD BAXEB8. STRKmY 0. K.. Ky., 5 10. Png.. 5-10; I.eedk 12 17. ONLY DUSTY FROM CARRYING IN STOCK A FE'W MONTHS. WHILE THEY LAS’f Xawn. Mr A Mr<. Tom Xawu (Orpheom): R.dfe’s. B. A..’ Fun In a Boarding Houae (Or- WE WILL SELL THEM AT $5.C0 EACH. CASH WITH ORDER, F. 0. B. HERE. ORDER Butte. Mont., .1 10. phenm): .Allentown. Pa. QUICK. IF YOU WANT A REAL BARGAIN. Xetl A Starr (Majestic): Ann .\rbor. Mich. Rolfe’s B. A.. Six Little Girls and a Tedd.v Xlekelsnn. John (Majestic): Gary. Ind. Bear (Ovphenmi: Oakland. Cal.; (Orpheumi Xnmisns. Fite Juggling (Orpbeum): Butte, I os Angiles 4-10. Mont., 3 It). Rolfe’a. B. A.. Johnny McVeigh A College STANDARD MFD. & SUPPLY CO., Nailed ’Tniih (Po.l’al: llartfonl. Conn. (Jlrla (Orpheum): Denver, Col.; (Dominioni Nelson A .Nelson (Orpbeiimi: Hllibing, Minn. Winnipeg. Can., 5 10. wer M. - < • - MONONGAHELA, PA Xelsoii. Ned. A Co.: Pittsburg. Pa. Romola. Pob (Family): Foatorla. O., 29-31: NIghtIngab-a. Kmir (Majestic): H■MIatoo. Tex. Tiffin 13. Novelty Dancing Four lOrpbeumi: Kansas Ri-d F.agle Family (Poll’s): Wilkes-Barre. City. Mo. Xlles A Hart (Victoria): Wheeling. W. Va. Re.1path"s Xapsnees (Pljon): Lansing, Mich.; Nnrwoisls. The (Elks); Pine Bluff, Ark.; (BIJisi) Saginaw 5 10. (Majestic) JoneslMiTo 5 10. R.ran A White (Keith’s): PhlladelpbU, Pa.: tlalmme, Teild.v. A Pels (Gem): Washington iPoll'a) Scranton .VK'. C. fl.. O.. 29-3(1; (Gem) Lancaster 1 3; (Dr- Rcvmond A llan-er (Princess): Cohimhua. pheiimi Cambridge 5 7; I Princess) Coshocton (>.: (lllppodrocnc) Huntington, W. A a., 5 a III. Cnthank A Blanchette (Grand): Ilamllinn, Rimsell A Church tDomlnlon): Winnipeg. <).; (Phlillisii itlchnv>nd. Iml.. 5 7; (Broad Can. .. „ wayi MIdilletoia n, (>., M 10. R’tter A Foster: Newcastle. Eng.. April 2ff Orpheoa Comeil.v Four (Pantagisi’l: Vancouver, May 1. . . Can.; (Panlagea'i Piatls'id. Ore.. 4 10. navmiinlcs. Troe (Majestic); I.exlngton. Ky. Onlaw, Glia. Trio (Kellh'si: Boston. Maas.; Reofoid A Winchester (Olympic): Chicago (Coloniall I awrence 5 10. PROVIDENCE, R. I tiniega. I.mdlle (Family I: Carbondale, Pa. R-nshaw. Bert (Emporium): Hoopewton. Ill, Dzais. The (I.vrlc): Dallas, Tex.: (Lyric) Rlva t.arscn Trouitc (Savoy): Atlantic. Clt.v. MILLION DOLLAR PARK OF NEW ENGLAND—1.000,000 PEOPLE TO DRAW FROM. Fl Worth 5 10. '•’Nell Xani-e (Krlti’s); B.aitnn, Mass. R<«era. Will (Onhenm): San Francisco. Cal.. '•rth. Frank. A Harry Fern (Maji-atic): Oal- 2’) April 10. 'cston. Tex. Roherts. Maya A Roberta (Keith’s): Phlladel Owens. Billie A May (Grand); Savannah. phis. Ps. „ Ga Revnard. Ed. F. (Cook’a O. H.): Bocheater. Otto A Cortel: Athena. !»., 20 31; Xelsonrille I 3 Rand’s.’ Pr'f. Wm.. Doga (Orpheom): Wlch Poiriers. The (Orpheum): (liatttDisvgt. Tenn., Ifa. Ksn. _ „ 5 10. Russell. Nick A Lida (Varieties): Terre Haute. Potts, Ernie A Mlldrinl (Bljiail: Duluth, la.: Ind.. 5 to (Gaiety, Mprlngneld. 111.. 5 10. Riws. E'blle (Mary .Anderson): I/Ou|sv1Ile. Ky. Poder A Harris tBennett’a); Hamilton, Can.; IL'n'c. Leon T tOri'heum i • Slonx City, la. (Bennelfsi Ottawa 5 lo. Roinalne, Irene (Majimllci: Little Ruck. 1’aitena. Tlie ll..vceiim): Cincinnati, O.; Ark. I lllpimdromei Is'xlnglon. Ky.. 5 10. Sals'! Joscnhln- (Empire): Johannesbnrg. So. I’alnier Misters A Foley Bros. (Grand): Ta- Africa. Fch. 1 April :to, wima. Wash.; (Grand) Portland, Ore., 5 10. Shrvwshnrv Sisters (People’s): Beaumont, Piston A Mvrie (Maji'allc): Walerbs*. la.; lex.. Indef. iMiar) Mason Cltv 5 10. Pendl.p.ns ItM- (M'ajcatlrc SI. Paul. Minn.: Silent Tall A Amce (Crystal): Denver, CoL. il..v<-eiini) Kveleth 5 lo March ?3. Indef. Phsniasllc Phantoma (llaymarket): Chicago, Simpson A Mafliewra (Royal): Mcmphla, Tenn.. III ' (G. O. II I lnillaiia|Nilis. l id.. 5 lo. March 1. Indef, Picks, Two (Majisitici; l.llile ILsk. .krk.; Smith, C.'cll (Crystal): Oklahoma City, Okla.. The atmngesi trunk In America. (Mal-sd, , E, Worlh. Tex. 5 10. Inilef. Has no wenknesses. Our catalugo* t’lillllps. Samuel p, (Piirepsiieh’ai; Phlladel Smith. Jo, Potter (Family I: Mahanoy City. will tell you why. I'hla, Pa.; (Pehei,iii I - llarrlshurg, Daliland. Cal.; (Orpheum) I/oa .Angeb's 5 I’a.; I3'enip|e, Detroit. Mich .3 10, P iliio r A la'wla (.Mecnic); Boston. Mass. St Flmo. law (A’afletb-s); Ti'rre Haute, Ind.: Plillllps Moiidane (lyrlcc Mallna, Kan.; (Mall) St.) Peoria. 111.. 5 10 H.'rlc) Meslalla, Mo., 4 10 Sllias, I ca tPolTs): Prldgi'isirt, Conn.; (Po P'lMcn. I.iiella (Or|»heum); Chattanisiga. ll'a) New Ita'rn Conn . 5 IO. Tern. Schafer Pol lEsmllvi: Lancaster, O.; (Prin¬ Plermia, The (Aiidllorhini); York, Pa. cess) t'olnm)>n« 5 10. Sln'dman'a |)oga (A'lclorla): Baltimore. Md.: Piestnn Kros : Wllllanisport, Pa.; (Pastime) (Palace) Month Bethlehem. Pa., 5 10. I k llateii, 5 10, 'J'llgley Bros. (Pris'lor’a) ‘ Newark, N. J., 6 (Continued on page 34.) 30 Callle Big Sixes, aa gisvl aa now. $4.'i.00 each: 10 Mills’ Owls and Judges, aa good aa new, $s.(H) «>ach: 25 late style liatn Miiti»so»,e's, as gissl as new, g1().ia) eai-h; t'aille and Mills’ Qnar- 'J'h'er A (Jnslnt (Malestir): DcDsnce, O. lerma>(ies. $10.13) each; I’ciiny a'.d Nickel Caral Machines, g'. iai each: AVnrItlicr Plano 0-ches,r«, Ksatiia k I'aiika (Alhambra): Paris, F'rance, ••x-t el.xa). $.'aa) Otdy In use 5 mouths; also $4

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BROOKLYN. — MUNTAUK (Edward Trail, i | CORRESPONDENCE. mgr.) BIIIU Burke In la>ve Watches week of 'J2; , < Marie Doro in The Richest Girt week of 'J9. (CoDtioaed from page 29. ! TEU.ER'S BROADWAY (lieo. C. Teller, mgr.) I NEW JERSEY. 7'be Man of the Hour week of 22: Frltsl ScheCf week of 29. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Geo. W. j ATLAVTIC CITY.—Al'OLU* (Fred Moore. ! Sammis, mgr.) Tbs Three Twins week of 29. I Bgr.) MeniieDicer Ituj No. 42, 22-23; The Con- | MAJES'nc (W. C. Fridley, lugr.) Williams aud diet 24-2A; (ieo. Blilnej In nim; Izsy’« Boodle : Walker week of 22: The Top 'O th’ World week ; 27 28. 8TKEL PIKR. TessaU and Ilia Band, j cf 29. IXILI-Y (11. Kurtiman. mgr.) In Old I CONCESSION OFFERED RAVOT (Harry Brown, niKr.I Chaa. J. Ru»a, > Kentucky week of 22: Fifty Miles From Boston i Blanche Baird. John Rucker, Warren and Rock- { week of 29 ORPIIEUM (Frank kllbvdy, mgr.) , way, The Zariiea, Cousan and Bancroft, Mia* > Higb-claas vandevllle. CRESCENT (Lew Park¬ May Ttilly and Co., and motion plcturea week er. mgr.) The Crescent Stock Co. In An Auierl of 22. STEKrtKCIIASE PIER. The Vita can CItisen week of '29. GREENl*OINT (Beue graph and aonge week of 22. YOUNG'S PIER diet Blatt, mgr.) Higb-claas vaudevUle. GO- : THEATRE. Nance O’Neill and Co., Oiiatema- \ Til AM (E. F. Girard, mgr.) The Gotham Stuck lla Maramhla Boya, Madden and Fltipatrlck, | Co. In I)ora Thorne week of 29. EMPIRE (Oev«. ' Hopklna Slatera, Adams and Alden, Will Dock , McManus, mgr.) The Yankee Dovslle Girls week ray, Howard Judge and motion pictures week ' of '22; Watson's Burlesquers week of 29. THE of 22. CRITERION. Mlai Ixrulae Bird, Ee FULTON (William Trluiborn, mgr.) lligb-rlasa Raiib and Scotti,*. .\btK>tt and Rota-rta, Daneg- { vaudeville. I'AYTON'S (Curse Payton, mgr.) rally Brothers. 8am B. Pbllllpa and moTtug ^ The Curse Payton Stock Co. In The Cllmtiers ^ Shoot The Chutes pictures wi-ek of 22. ; week of 29. COLUMBIA (M. S. E|>atln. mgr.) j HOBOKEM.—EMPIRE (J. F. Krohn. mgr.) . Vaudeville. ROY.AL (Geo. Sebenck, mgr.) Vau¬ -Vgnea ^ott and Co., Linton and Lawrence, Ex- | deville. OLYMPIC (Nick Norton, uigr.l The | position Four, Morton Jewell Troupe, Cunning¬ Vanity Fair Co. week of 22. GAYETY (James ham and Marlon and the Klnetograph week of Claik, mgr.) Girls of the Moulin Rouge wi-ek . April i. Oa.vety. Bon Tuns week of 4; Bow- , of 22; Fred Irwln'a Big Show week of 29. STAR ' ary Rurlaaquera weak of It. LY'RIC (N. M. i (JulAi Jaetjuea, mgr.) Fred Irwln'a Big Show Schenck, mgr.) Vandevllle and moving plc- Week of 22. BIJOJU (James Hyde, mgr.) Vau¬ inrea. deville. GEO. U. HAKES JERtET CITY.—MAJESTIC (Frank E. Hen- | BINGHAMTON.—STONE OPERA HOUSE (J. derwHi, mgr.) Way Down East 22 27; Mm. I*. K. Clark, mg-M Ionise Gunning In Mar WIgga of Uie Cahhaga Patch 29 and week. ; Celle 17; Oolong, by Cornell Masi|ue 19; Fur . The Pay Streak HON TO.N (Thoa. W. Dinkins, mgr.) Fash¬ Her Chlldren'a Sake 24; Fifty MIlea from Bos¬ ion I’latca 22 27: Colonial B«‘IIee 2;) and we.-k; i ton '25. ARMORY THEATRE (E. M. Hart, The Strollers April 5-10. ACADEMY OF MU- | mgr.) Eleanor llVnry, Jones and Mayo, Ku SIC (Frank E. Henderson, mgr.) Vandevllle I dura Japanese TriHipe, Bison City Quartette. *od moving pletnrea. KEITH A PBOCJTOB’S Reed Bros., Violet King. Estelle Wonlette and • Fr-d Schelbe, mgr.) Vaudeville, songs and | Co., ami picture* 22 and week. LYRIC THE¬ InstgJlation can be made pictures. ATRE (R. M. Davidson, mgr.) Chantrell and ; PERTH AMBOY.—BIJOU (J. F. Em«t, i Schuyler, Williams ami Gonlon, Madam Cllf- ' ■ngr.t Mile. Slere. Detsel and McIntyre. J. C. ford and pictures 2*2 and Wi-ek. Mack SDI Co., Miss Lncllle Savoy and BIJou- BUFFALO.—STAR (Dr. Peter C. Cornell, ecoi lomically. Address graph week of 22. NEW MAJE.STIC (M. i mgr.) Rol*‘rt Edeaon In Tlie Call of the North Shannon, mgr.) For Her Children's Sake 20. i '22 24: Follies of 1908. 25 27: The Soul Kiss UNIOM HILT,.—HUDSON (Joe. Hasa. mgr.) ! •29 A ^l 3. TECK (John R. Oiabei, mgr.) Ber¬ Vamicrtlle weak of 5. ! tha llcb In The I'nbroken Road 22 27; Girls NEW YORK. I 29 .AI .1 3 LYRIC (John Laughlin, mgr. I i Wine Women and Song, with Bonita, 22 '27; A L. W. LEWIS NEW YORK CITY.-Maude Adams In What j Every Woman Knows continues at the Empire; rtie Witard of Ox 29 April 3. SHEJA’S iM. . William CrIIler In The Patriot at the Garrick; | Shea, mgr.: Henry J. Carr, aaat. mgr.) Wm. Charles Cherry In Tlie Bachelor at the Max , Creasy and Blanche Dayne. Clifford and Burke. I me Elliott: Frances Starr In The Easiest Way | Kelly ^nd Rose. LaPetlte Revue, Mattie Lock- I Din 3ctor of Concessions at the Stuyv)-sant; TTie Third Degree at the. ette, Farrell Brothers and Montgomerv and Hudson; Eleanor Rotiaon In The Dawn of a Moore week of 22. GARDEN. Chaa. E. To Morrow at the Lyceum; The Traveling , White, mgr.) The Bebman Sliow week of 22; , Salesman at the Gaiety; William Hodge In The , Harry Bryant's Burlesquers 29-Aprll 3. L.A- i Man from Heme at the -Astor; Blanche Bates .! F.AYETTE (Chaa. M. Bagg. mgr. I The Bol- i liekers 22 27; Sam T. Jacks' Burlesquers 29- ALASK In Tlie Plghtliig Hope at the Belasco; The ■ A-YUKON-PACIFIC Blue Mouse at the Lyric; Robert Mantell In Aprll 3. PALACE and COLISEUM. Ro.ler reperto'ee at the New Amsterdam; Wilton skatinc 22 27. JNO. 8. RICHARDSON. , I.ackaj- In The Battle at the Savoy; Bertha DUNKIRK.—NEI.SON (R. C. Lawrencv*. , v'allai d In The Returr. of Eve at the Herald mgr.) ''hj Thief April 3. ORPHEUM (G E. -iua-' . Thu Gentleman from Mlasisaippi at the ' Sirohel !nn:r.) Llndatrem and Anderson. Wm I EXPOSITION B:\ei' Gra.e George In A Woman's Way at ' Rowe James and P8i2*r week of 22; Jtir A1 . th • ilackett: Jnlla Marlowe In the Geddesa f : mood. Haves and Rayfeld. Wllllsma and Fordon ' Re.vs<,n at Dal.v'a, and Mary Shaw In week if 29. SH.inowrjlNU (G. E. Mooir. (or Women at Wallack'a; Anna Held la Miss I mgr.) Vaudeville ar . moving pictures. Innocecc" at the Near York; James T. Pow¬ I DANSVILLE.—THEATORIUM (E. B. Crtaler, Sea •Ktie, Washington ers In Havana at the Casino; Elsie Janis in mgr.) Moving plcturea, songs etc. STAR (Kingv TTie Fair Ck)-Ed at the Knickerbocker; The ley A DeVere. mgrs. > Moving pictures, aooga. Qm-en of the Moulin Rouge at the Circle; The etc. HECKMAN OPERA HOUSE (L. H. Heck¬ Girl from Rector's at the Weber Theatre. THE man. mgr.) Dark. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Rrewster’a .Millions, HERKIMER.—GRAND OPERA HOUSE (B. with E<1ward .Abies, the original star, and the Sherraer, mgr. I Rockwoll't Sonny South 18; entire original company, which produced It Billy the Kid April 1. GRAND (Will Oonque. three years ago at the New Amsterdam The mgr.) Moving pictures and vandevllle. itre, Ivegtns Its fourth week. The play has KINGSTON.—OPERA HOUSE (C. V. DuBoI*. ta-o wore weeks to run at the Academy. THE mgr.) Rory of the Hills 18; The Snnny South C.BAND OPERA HOUSE. Rose Stahl In Jas. AL. F. WHEELER’S SHOWS ' 27. BIJOU (Chaa. Davis, mgr.) Moving pictures ForN-a’ Coooily, The Chorus Lady, waa the at ' and vaudeville 22-27. STAR (P. Sampson, mgr.l I7WANTED—PtroDg B-Sat Oornct. Talking and Singing Clvwni to donblo Rasa or Snara Dmir traction here last week. THE WEST END. Vaudeville and plcturea week of 22. LYRIC In Band. Bardie Mole Rider who can (Town or with other sets. sihI other versatile people In all George .Arlisa in the FMake production of The (Thoa. Pearley, mgr.) Moving plrturas, songs, Devil waa the attraction at this thestre last etc., week of 22. lines. Wagon Show. I>(>w, sore salaries. CALL—All bolding contracts write In at once for rail wwk THE METROPOLIS THEATRE. For OSWEGO.—RICHARDSON (W. A. Wesley, :: Addreaa, AL. F. WHEELER. Oxford. Pa. ty-flve Minutes from Broadway, presented by I mgr.) Margaret Blake In The Lily and the Cohan and Harris, waa the attraction here last I Prince 20. week. THE YORKVILLE THEATRE. Mil I POUGHKEEPSIE.—COLLINGWOOD OPERA dred Holland's long engagement here cl«ed ' HOUSE l\A’. G. Milliard, mgr.) E.1dle Foy last Saturday. ] In Mr. Hamlet of Broadway 18; Rory of the ALBANY.—HARMANUS BLEECKEB HALL Hills 19; American Idea 22: Clara Turner and (II. K. Jacobs, mgr.) Under Smithem Skies 15- j Co. 23 an(] week; Marcella April 1; A Knight WAIMXED 17. Kotw-rt Hilliard 18 19; Rorty flve Minnies ! for a D*v 3. Transportation Maatcr, Boaa Uanrasmin. Side Show Manager and Orator. P. 8.—Whiter, who was from Breads'sy 20; Walter Damroach and Ol¬ I ROCHESTER.—LYCEUM (M. E. WoKT. with John Rohlnson last season aud Dunavan, who was with Rig Otto, please write. FOR BALE— ive Frepistadt 2‘2: The American Idea 23-24; mgr.) Folllea of 19<«. 22-24; The Call of the Two line Slee^rs. ii8x7n feet. Aildresa. H. E. ALLOTT, cars Ricbslisw Rattaarant. M. R. Oar. Maile Doro 2.'>; A MD'lonalre'a Revenge 2tt- I North 25-27; The Wolf 29 30. COOK OPERA Dearborn and Monroe Sta., Chicago, Ill. 27. PROCTOR'S "niEATRE (Howard Graham, I HOUSE (W. J. Wiggins, mgr.) Flo Irwin. mgr.) Enlgniarelle, World and Kingston. Mau¬ I Dorothy Rusa<‘1l. Theresa Renta. Avon Four, rice WcmhI, Mr. and Mr*. Jimmie Barry, Lot Onlaw Trio. Welson snd Morritaey Slaters, Bolllngera, Ed. Morton, Edna PbiUI|Mi and Co., : Fred So*man. Christy and Wills and picture* and motion pictun-a week of 2*2; Maurice Free¬ I week of 22. Empire City Quartet. Ed. F. Reynard. Henry Norton and Co., Mangean ROTON POINT PARK man and Avon Comedy Four head bill week of 29. EMPIRE THEATRE (J. H. Rh.sles. ! TroiiKe, Marion Canton and others week of 2!). mgr.) Dainty Dncliess 1.5-17; Irwin’s Majes¬ i CORINTHIAN (C. W. Coleman, mgr.) MardI ties 18 20; World Beaters 22 24; Rose Hill Co. ! Gras Bexnriea week of 22. NATIONAL (Harry SOUTH HORWMl, COHH. 25 27. GAIETY THEATRE (Mrs. Agnes Bar ! Hiirttg. ingr.) Tlie LeCIalra. Strickling'a Clr- ry. mgr.) Champagne Girls 15-17; Kentucky j eua. Three Tronbadoura, Kalma and I.aFarlon, I - Belles 18-20; Miss New York. Jr., 22 24. MA¬ Lew Bendict and plcturea week of 22. BAKER Uonnectlcnt'a foremoct Hammer Reaort. Excursion Meamhoata from all points. Dnubla track I (Mr. Kanfman, mgr.) The SaciiOce week of JESTIC THE.ATRE (E-nll Delchea, mgr.) Van trolley lines to the park, situated on I>ong Inland Sonnd. ADMIS.SION FREE. Good iqtenlng fhr devllle and moving pictures week of 22. PROC¬ I '22; Daughters of Men week of 29. TOR'S ANNEX (Giiy Graves, mgr.) Moving ROME.—LYRIC (C. Hamilton, mgr.) Ward aci-nlc railway or mtrlatare railroad or old mill, or Ferria wheel or any good concvoalona or aide pictures and lllustrst«d Songs week of 22. I snd Yokes In The Promoters 22; A Texa* slMiwa. Write for full particniars on percentage or dal haala. Address JA(X>B8 BROA, oarw Aa WILLI AM H. HASKRU,. Ranger 24. IDLE HOUR (J. Y. Burns, mgr.) ning Smith, 149 Broadway, Now York City. The Exclusive Rights for the Burns-Johnson Pictures In New York, New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio or Indiana

One or all for lease for one year with option of extension

The authentic moving picture film, 5,000 feet in length, of the j the Auditorium, Chicago, the Novelty Theatre, San Francisco, and by BURNS-JOHNSON WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING CON-1six other organizations in different parts of the United States. They TEST which took place at Sydney, Australia, December 26, last. The open at the Broadway Theatre, New York, on April 12. pictures can be used for an entire afternoon or evening’s entertain-' t*. , , meat in first-cUss houses, and. later, can be reduced to a show ol The expenses of running each outfit very nominal and pewsiWe forty minutes duration for vaudeville theatres and cheap moving pic-1 enormous. ture theatres. These pictures are now being successfully shown at Only cash propositions from reputable parlies will lie considered. --APPLY TO- WM. A. BRADY, - - New York Theatre Building, - - NEW YORK CITY Under arrangement with HUGH D. MeINTOSH, the promoter and referee of the contest. it

APRIL a. 190t.

Alhiirlo, ril« >ncl lit-r Klnkcj *011 NEWCODE NO. 1,000 PARK RE topping an Inrllni^ track of a aharp 45 degreaa. .ihtT« wwk of ta. A liiitton la prcaacd the mr.ohtne daabed down¬ THOT.—UA.ND’H OI-KIIA IIOl«K (H. T. CEPTACLE. ward, two >|iiii-k tnmn In the air and with a Tlii«ou. lujtr.) MIm Clara TiinM-r and Co. '•raah It plnngea over to a mattrean banked In- a,«'k of IS; Ttir HrTvaDl In Him llouaa Xi; Ward rllne. That'a all—except a algli of relief from and Vokpo 24', MllllonalrM'a |{l■v•■llKl• 'iS; Marlf nine thoiiaand tbroata and then applanae—deaf¬ lluro III Tbo KirliMot OIrl I'd; l.agUM OIrla IH 211; Maui victory aiich aa they had won meant nothing IlMVMrM’t Hliuw 22-24; Ulan Nrw York, Jr. more than the ■'onauiiimatlon of a life long yearn¬ IS 27. ing. If. !n those KInglIng hearts on ‘Tbiiraday at midnight there was a stray thought linger¬ ing tbrimgli the sbadowa of the paat, a past fraught with heartarhea, trials, trouble and sue MARRIAGES. ces3. It must have le-en consoling to know that tree), of IL-h and umphs of today—the little tent they bought for liiipree, were marrlsd In Waalilngton. I>. C., eight seven eight, the old decrepit horses they March IK. drt>ve two hundred miles and Yank Robinson with his kind smile and encouraging word— WAKHCT I.BrriNOWKI.I.. — Mlaa Florence these thoughts must have come to the RInglIngs Mae Wasgut, who was fur some time past otu on TliursdaT—did they think of Yankee Robln- r|i»yed as planlat and song artist at the siwi’s pre(nnKwell left Mankato receptacle for electric lighting of amusement l«fs, o(>eneound boy. .March 17. I.ast, but not least, la the guickest put up i special “Double Guarantee” B.4V1 to Mr. AJid Mra. Wm. KIrbro, a baby and longest life receptacle de No. lotsi recejitaclea have been use,| Thefe mantels are heavy and <0 doing well. In the following well-knowu amusement parks, My Economizer for D. C. or A. C. f j' i substantial and give the most Rom to Mr. and Mra. E.lmond J. Nnriia, a and In each and every Installation have given girl, at their home In Brooklya, March 5. absolute satisfaction: Hreamland Park, Coney brilliant lieht of any made SAVES 60 to 90 per cent, on the M- Mri. Norria la profMaiiloiially known a* Sim>D)c, Island; liriAlou Reach. Coney Island; tkdden P. Lamp Current Bill. It does away City, Canarne; Happyland, Staten Island; I.aina Price, mounted from a double the Lady KafTleo. band-cutf expert, and recenlly with the hot rheostat, and gives the pla.ve.1 a twenty flve weMka‘ eugagenient over Park. Ilirtfonl and Indianapolis; Dixie Land. wire and cap, 7 cents each (See Uie Miilllvao t'onaldlue Circuit a« apecial fea Florida; Melville Park, N. J., and many others illustration.) Sample orders prepaid by best light you ever saw. ture. all over the country; also universally through¬ out the Bowery, Surf Avenue and other thor express to any point in the United States. Born to Mr. and Mra. (Ilff McCreg.w, a baby- MY ELECTRIC FANS are made in girl at their home, 14.12 Mulauphy atreet. Mt. PEERLESS light CO., Manufaeturers ail styles and for all currents. loula Mother and child doing Sne. 295 So. LoornU St., CHICAGO. MY 4,000 CANDLE POWER FLA DEATHS. MING ARC LAMPS give twenty times RINGLING’S SHOW AMAZES NEW the light of incandescent lamps at the IIERGENRHTIl.—Mrs. Harry llergenroth died YORK. same cost. at ber home In MIddlotswn. Ta., las' week, iCoollD'jcd fr-m pag»- 17.) agfsl afc* fo * ears. She was » ihle and .''sistact (v elua; of Harry Hr .u, ihe cumt-s ihc auto and th« bridge. by actual YOU NEE0;^MY GOODS well-known pavllloi. show maLsger a... or many count, 3S men were called Into play to handle years toured Pensaylvanta with hia lented at- the bridge, after they are through, two of the Free Booklet No. 6 for the asking. trartlona. She leaves ber huMiand. a large trio crawi ondemeath. pot their feet agalnat family, and many warm prnfaaalooal friends to the treatle work, ralae It aloof from the founda- Don’t Dniay—Writ* Now m.Mirn her death. Tbe funeral took place at tbm while a large automobile touring cu- coa- Middletown. Fa. talDlng Sve men makea Ita way acruas. Have KOCHRR.KPEROSR. B. W —Bee anotber page you ever been In Chicago during a thumler We are now leady to furnish you with a plsnlc sf this Issue. atormT Tbat'a about tbe way the apfdauae table and park seat combing for the same aounded. By thia time nearly everyone‘a bamta WIL8DN.—Olte R. Wilano, well known among price you can buy good park aeats. for they are aore with clapping and throata huaky with are also strong, neat and attractive and can be clrrua people, died at Columbus. U.. March 3, hollering, but atUl the ahow proceeda. 'ne ag.-d 2S years. Mr. Wllsoa took sick while in knocked down and stored In a IMVT small apace. Tliree Duttona In a pretty cart tiding act, Texas last fall, but bad apparently recovered, Patent rights of extreme Soathnm and Western nunp to the center ring—the Hobaona and Mc- UP-TO-DATE amt was vtaltlng relatives In Columbus, when States for sale. Patented Jnlv 14. 19U8. THE Creea In the other two and tbt'n cornea an aerial his death ocenrred. He was formerly counected COMBIHATION SEAT A TABLE CO., Warren, nmnb,.r that makea one gasp with excitement— with tbe Buffalo Bill Show. Ohio. tbe Jordona, Iwlward Mlllette and tbe Clarkon- GRIFFIN.—Robert W. GritBn. known in tbe lana furulah tbe aorpriw. profesaluo aa Robert Waltbam, dle»l In ITiloago It la with a positive sigh of relief that tbe March B. from exbaoatlon and heart trouble, diaplaya were over. Everyone bad been keyed means; success knxight on by aa ofirratlun on tbe eyes. Mr. up to high pitch—DOW came tbe Hlppodroma WANTED QUICK I can supplY Ormn was a character actor In stock In San races and these would, of course, be the cus¬ Francloco at the time of tbe earthquake. Ilia tomary events—a pre-arranged alfalr of no In¬ you with both ayes were badly Injured at the time, and they terest. Tbe ladles‘ Bat race came Brat, some gradually grew worse until March 19, 1907, of the audience started to go—suddenly the «brn he became totally blind. Since that time horses shot to the post, a second later they were E-Fiat Clarionet & Tuba f.sir o|>eratloiis have lieen perfiwmed, hoping off. a cloud of dust and everyone In tbe Garden 112 to recover the sight, and this last one was suc¬ reallied they were looking at something worth Wire R. G. TOOMER, Bandmaster Gentry cessful. but his otherwise magnificent coustltu- while. Hats came off and a minute later, man. tlim gave way under the nerv.ws strain, and woman and child were cheering like Indians. Bros. Shows, Bl(x>mington, Ind. after enjoying reotore.! aigbt for a few days, There wer,* twelve raring events and each bad he died, suddenly, ‘Tburaday, March «, at 4.20 every appi-arance of being genuine contests. i> m. Mr. Griffin was thirty years of age Just another example of the marvelous vim 11 First St.. New York. • ml a native of Toledo. Ohio. He leaves a the Itinglings Instill Into their workers. Then Telephone • Mow, Mrs. Barle E. GrlBln. to mourn hla came the final sensation—LaRelle Roche In her Manufacturer of Cylinder Chelsea. death. .Mr. Oriflln was an exceedingly clever •bsible Boniervaniting automobile. TbIs cappetl I'lano Organs, single actloL t aiu boani music always on band, actor, and a warm hearted, genial friend. He the climax. Every one was breathless, the and with Mandolin attach style organs. Music made to order Sim many friemis by his paOent suffering dur¬ young woman took her seat In tbe automobile, notice, at lowest prices. ing tbe two years of blindnen. fastcmxl at a dlxsy height near the rafters

VICTOR THEATRE. READING, PA, Sbowaf etc. I'utting of new music to order. Specialty New York Marine Band In second-hand pianos with new music at re¬ duced prices. THE 3 VANS Open HARRY. CLYTIE anR^JIM.^ Time SULLIV AN-CONSIoiNT^CrwCUIT.~ Apply to- Write our exclusive agent, JACK DICKEY, 602 Scollard Building, Dallas, Texas.

MERRT-OO-ROUNDS We are tbe orig¬ u. S. Hotel, inal makers of the popular "Cln Wm. Bley, Director. BOSTON.MASS cinnatl” Merry-go round. Merry go rounds from lAhO Lunette, Black Art, Ventrillqolst Bgura, Ocean np. Send for cats Waves, Organs, Banners, Films, Slidas, Magic, logiie. TTNITEO Books on Illnsions. Show Goods, etc. Send for lists. W. H. J. SHAW. Victoria, Mo.

WANTED—Singer, Operator, Pianist and Unima. mgr.. Chateau Avenus, for moving pictnre. Moat be good. EKNE8T FOR SALE -Films. SI Idea; Edison. I‘ower‘a 1.x]- BROWN, Plattsbnrg, N. Y. hln machines. Sterw^tloxns, Gas Outfits, Rheo¬ stats. Screens, Phonographs, 0|iera Chairs, lllus- WANTED—A live freak, for a amall taut abow; trateil Song Outfits, In fset everything yon need must have banner. Will buy cans and doll In this line. O. J. MDRPHT, Woz 171. Mead- racks. Address ANDREW J. MoOABE, Jr.. villa. Pa. 216 Elm St, Perth Amboy, N. J. HENRY VICTORELUS Ebepert Operator, with a firat-clam out6t to let. SALARY NO OBJECT. 1 can fix any machine if out of onler. I never fail to make good. I have just aold my picture theatre here. Uame addreae, Chagrin Falla, Ohio. ROUTES. Werden. W. L., A Co. (Castle): BKarmlng- St. IxMila .Vmiiaa-inent Co.. K. W. Wsav.-r. mgr.: | ton. HI.. March 8, Indef. Merlillan. Miss., 2!) .\prll 3; Winchester. Wilson. Mae (Lulu): Butte. Mont., Imlef. Opera Cha rs, Folding and (CoDtlnnod from page 31.) Ti-nn.. 5-It). , Winston's S»‘a Lions (Xew Y'ork iIlp|>oilrome); Smith Greater Sboma: Gaffnev, S. C., 29 ' PEKFOaMERS. Xe» Y'ork City, .March 15. Indef. April 3. Warren. Lyon A Meyers (L.vrlci: Dayton, O.; Von Erlehsen A Liles Simthern Shows, L. t;A. ) Portable Chairs, M St. Claire, Minnie (Majeatic); I1ou8ti>n, Tex,; ■ (Orpheumi Atlanta, Ga., 5 10. A. >0*1 Erleksoii, mgr.: Magaalue, Ark., (Maj'Htle) llallaa 5.|(ist. Baixl and Orchestra, G. E (BIJoul Battle Cre<-k .6-10. Columbua. O.; (Oridieiim) Harrisburg, Pa. 5 10. Frlgou. mgr.: Tlahomiugo, Okla., 30-31; Ada teiltb A Wintera (Kenol: lluntlnfcton, Ind., ‘ April 2-7. 20 31, (Grand) Peru 13. Welch. Mealy A Mimtrose (.MaJ<‘Stlc); t'edar Bbs-k Bros.' Family Theatre Co.: Des Moines. . Strickland. Itiibe (Orpbeum); Reading, I*a.; Rapids, la.: iMaJiaitici Ltneolii, N<‘b., .6-10. Is.. 'JU.April 3. I THE A. H. ANDREWS CO. (Hbiila-rt) Ctlca, N. Y.. 5 10. West. P.vlsnd.P.dsnd. A Co. (Bitoiil: Battle Creek. Bami«’, J. J.. Carry Us-AlI: Plaquemlne, La.. Scott A Darla (Lyceum): Ereletb, Minn.; Mich.; (BIJoul Jai'kson 5 10. iFA-IFS Waba.h Av.nu*, CHICAQO. LVAprIl 1. IlAI Broadway. NKW YOBK. (BIJou) 8u|H-r1or, Wu»., 5-10. Wc"it. Grace I^eonard (BIJoul: Battle Creek. Burkhart, Magician, amt Ilia Own Co.; John ■ lO Oliva Straat. ST. LOUIS MO. Shannon A Straw (Lyric): Urbana, O.: (O. Mich.: (BIJoul Jackson 5 10. son City, Teun., 30-31; Morgantoo, N. C- H.) On-enville 6-10. Wfdff Bros. (Majt'sllci; Ft. Worth, Tex.;' April 1. I Scheftela, Male (Oritbeum): Bucyrua. O.; (Or- (Majestle) Houston 5-10. ' Colvin. Prof. Earl, Hypnotiat, Chas. Colvin. liheiim) Troy 6 10. Warren. Warnm (PIlou): Kaclne, Wla.; (Ma- | mgr.: Mt. Clemens, Mlcb., 29-.April 3. Sullivan A Caa<|uelena Co. (Olympic): Chi¬ lestle) Madison 4-10. Coley's Honolulu Minstrels, Jack AVayland. mgr.: ' The Little Money Maker cago, III., 5 10. WIIsr|>heum): Williama, Great (Hliqiodpome); Lexington. ; FihXc, Couxuo lor*-. A SUter (Juulaville. Ky. Worthsn. Chas. ((>. ID: Montexuma, la.;la.: 1i H. L. Flint, mgr.: Joliet. 111.. '29 A|>ril 3. ' If your J*)bl)er diwan't keep It. send Stanley. Ed., A Ck>. (Poli'a): Worceater, , (1). H.) Victor 4 10. Uilptns, The, Hy|*iK>tlr Co., J. K. Mci'rlllls. ua 47.(a) fur machine and 720 boxes of matches, freight prepaid. Repeat Maaa. ; Wilson. Florence (Jeffers): Saginaw, Mlcb.; i mgr.: Washington. ln*l., 29-.A|irll 3; Mt. Car ' orders for matches at $3 (lU per rasa M Stone. Beth (Bennett'a); Montreal, Can. ! (Bijou) Flint 6 10. ' mel. III.. 5-It). (T'-D b*>xrs) f. o. b. St. Louta. Whole- Subera, Rmlle (Auditorium); Lynn, Maaa. i Grltlith Hypnotic Come*Iy Co., W. H. Rice. ' Wills A Hasssn (Keith’s): Providence, R. I.: sale Pricea furnUhe*! on applleatiun. [gpijJ Stricklln'a Dog A Monkey Clrcoa; St. Cath- (Orpheum) Bpsiklyn. X. Y'., 5-10. | mgr.; Mobile, Ala.. 29 April 3; Montgomery erinea. Ont., Can. , Wsrren A Malloy (I.jrlc): Chattanooga. I 5-10. Agents Wanted In Every City Stelnert-Tliomaa Trio (Mozart): Milton, Pa. Tenn ; (Lyric) Atlanta. Ga.. 5-10. Howe’s. Lyman II., Pictures (Western). Chas. LACLFDE MFC. CO. H. King, mgr.: Hltwalha, Kans., 31; Beat-, 'Sandberg A Lee (Unique); Sbeboygan, Wla. Walxer Twins (Prlncvssi; Coshocton. O., 29- MT ■rrrkMlB-LM'MB BMc., Rl. LobU tSpaun, Mr. A Mra. Byron (Grand): Auguata, ‘ 31; (Orpheum) Cambrblge 2 4. | rice, Xeb., A|irll I; Tofieka. Kans., 2 3: Hast¬ 0«. I Wllllsms' A'llmsis (Fsnilly): Milton, Pa.; I ings. Xeb.. 5; Kearney 6; Grand Island 7; | Snyder. Geo. B., A Harry Buckley (Orpheumi: ' (Family) Shamokln 5-10 Y'ork 8; Lincoln 9 10. St. Paul, Minn.; (Orpbeum) MlnneapolU 5- i Wood Bros. (Poll's): Bridgeport. Conn., 6- Hayes', 'Tbomss. Marine Exhibit and Moving 10. I 10. Pictures: Clinton. Okla.. Imlef. Swan'a Alligatora; Woonaocket, R. I., 5-10. ' Wilson. Tom, A Co. (Orpbeum): Salt I-ake Johnson-Burns Fight Pictures. Wm. A. Brady, i mgr.: Chicago. 111., ‘29-April 3. > Serengala, Original (Grand): Wheeling, W. | City. Utah. Va. Wells A S<-lls (American): St. Ixnila, Mo. | Korak's, Dr. Wonder Co.: El Paso, Tex., In- | Wharton A Mohler (Y(ajeatlc): Montgomery, ; def. I WANTED Slmimon, Cberldah (Orpbeum); Minneapolla. I^ee’s Glass Blowers, Jack Lee, mgr.: Y'atesboro. Minn.; (Orpbeum) IVnrer, Col., 4-10. ' .Ala. , Souvenir, Xoreltv, post Card and I*hotn Gallery Ps.. 29 April 3. Siilllraii Broa., Fiair (Star): Weaterly, R. I.; Wilson Proa. (Msjestlc): Chicago, HI. In giHMl excursion park, exclusive. % Itaala. j I>*ster’B. Billy. Big Show. W. B. Carter, mgr.: ' (Puritan) Kail River, .Maae., 5-10. { West, Frsnkle (Bijotii: Pay City. Mich. - Will get the m*iiiey. Will |iay reasonable (irice. Mt. Hope. W. Va.. 29-31; Berkley April 1-3; SymoiidH. Jack (Cryatal): Denver, Col.: i Wood. Miss Maurice (Proctor's); Troy, X. Y’. i Park mnat be East of (be Yllaalssippl. Addrrst Hinton 8-10. (Cryatal) Trinidad 5-10. White. Ed. B.. A Ridla (Wonderland): Strat- | NOVELTIES, cars Tha Billboard. ford. Ont., Can. i Lll*erty Moving Pictures. Al. W. Waggoner, S»‘nzell Broa. (Electric): Norwalk, O., 29 mgr.: Valparaiso. Ind.. 30 31; Hammond April' 31; (Vaudeville) Ix>rain t-3. Washer Bios. (.Arcade): Carnegie, Pa. White A SIminens (G. O. ID: Indianapolia. ; 1-3: Michigan City 5-0: D Porte 7 8. Sbblona A Earle (Broadway); Salem, O., 29- LItchfleld. Nell. TVIo: Dbanon. Ky.. t; Ellia-- Ind.; (Columbia) Cincinnati. O., 4 10. POSITION WANTED 31; (Electric) Eaat Llveri>oerl Seldom'a Venua (Orpheum); Denver, 13ol. 1 W-ilker. Xella (Poll's): Xew Haven. Conn. ' ton 10. em-e at the b))>.lDess, 1 year at wirlug at large Waller A Maglll (Star): Wllkenst.nrg. Ps.: Sedgwirka, Klve (Broad A C3ierry St.): Phlla-I Lymlon's Vaudeville Co.; Montexuma, la., 29- aiiiDM-ment |iark lo tbe East, last season Chief delphla. Pa. (Star) Tarentnm 1-3: (Ideal) Titusville 57: Aprll 3; Brooklyn 5 10. ele*-trlelan with a street rarnival rom|>any, de sires contrart for lawttlon, taking rbarge of Stanley. Mr. A Mra. I>ew (Ainu): Cadillac. : (L.vceuroi Meadville 8-10. Markle’s. W. R.. .New Sunny South Floating Mich.. 29-31; (Dreamland) Traverse City 1- i Whe**Ier A Shariiate<'n (Superba); Grand Theatre: Xew Metamnras. ()., 3t: Xew Mar the eleetrical Installatlou of so amuseiueiit |>a''li for (be coining aesMtn. PI* aae state salary when Rspbts, Mich. tlm**llle. W. Va.. .April 1; Ylnumtsvllle 2;. 3. writing. Address O. P. DEIDBICH. lOS Harm .Slventon (National): Steubenville. O. Wonlctte. Estelle (Proctor's): Xewark. N. J. Welisluirg 8; Stentienvllle. O.. 6; Ylingo Junc¬ Street. Breheater, M. T. •Surratt A Gould (Columbia): Clnclnnalt. O. WMttsker A Diirell; Fairmont. W. Va. tion 0; New Cumlterlaml. W. Va.. 7: Wella- Tool 9; Curao|iolla. Pa.. (Victoria) Wheeling. W. Va.. 6-10. Qiilncy. III. I 10. Tangitay, Eva (Keltb'a): Columbua. O.; (Ma- Wvgsnd A Wygand (Auditorium): Toronto. Mascot. Educated H«*rse, 11. S. Maguire, mgr. Jeetlc) Chicago. 111., 6 10. Can. (Star): Charlotte. X. C.. 29-Aprll 3; (Graml) Thornton, Geo. A. (Keith's): Providence. R. wheelock. Wheeling (Surprise): Waabington. Augusta. Ga., 5-10. FOR SALE I ; tl’roctor'a 125tb St.) New York City D C. Norton's Glass Blosers. W. F. Norton, mgr.: Wheeling. W. 5 10 Winchester, E<1. (Victoria): Wheeling. W. i Portland, Ore., Indef. 48 passenger Clrele Swing, cost $3,401) will Tken. X. J. Powers. Hypnotllst. Frank J. Powers, mgr,: pri.-e Z7'*.()0 P. 0. BOX 7$. M)ddletown. Mo. ily) Lafa.vette 5-10. Wbiting A Brocee (Majestic): Little Rock. Me- phis. Tenn.. 29 April .9. Travato. Signor Arcaro (Orpheum): Memphis. .Ark. Rapp. Mr. and Mr«., Aiignstos Rapp, mgr.; Tenn.; (()n)heum) New Orleans, La., 5-10. W«o<1ward. Anna (Columbia): Cincinnati. O. Hinckley. HI.. 29 April 3 Thaten Duo (Orpheum): Helena, Mont.; Y'llerom S'sters. Four (<>rt*beum): Zanesville. Reno. Edward. Magician: Wanette, Okla., 31: Byars Aiirll 1. FILM TITLES (DreamKnd) Great Falls 4-10. ().: (Orpheum) Canton 4 10. Tann. Billy (Palace): Shreveimrt, I-a. Y'onng. Ollle. A Tlir<*e Bros. (Orpheumi; Kan¬ ' Raymond, the Great. Manrlce F. Raymond, mgr.; Manufactured In ordc'. Colored, fancy design, riiomaa A Hamilton (Ortdieum): Tampa. Fla. sas City. Mo., 4 10. Lima. Peru. So. America. 12 17. ‘)(lr each. All I'lneiiiatograob work, our special Tekara Magician (O. ID: Alexandria. Ind. Y'smamoto Proa. (Bennett's); Montreal, Can. Serengala. the Original. Walter C. Mack, mgr.: ly. THE IHTEHMATIONAL FILM MFO. 00.. ! Wheeling. AA. Va.. 29 April .9. Trapnells. The (Alhambra): New York City. Y'onngi-r Bros. (Folly); Shawnee, Okla. INC.. 811 Mo. tU St.. Philadsiphia. Pa. I Y'ork. Chas., Musical (Xcmj: Spartanburg. stllwell'a. HaiTT. Co.: Ft. Jackson, N. Y., 29- Tulsa (Orpheno)): Prctsmouth, O. ; -April 3: Psrishrllle ,5-10. Torre, Eugenio (Lincoln Square): New York S. C. Zanettos. The (Orpheum): IlarrlslHirg, Pa.: Thomi>aon Entertainers. Frank II. Thompson. mgr.: Tampico. III.. 29 31. TaVl'ir. Mae (Bijou); Decatur. III.; (Bijou) (Orpheum) Reading 5 10. Zolars. Two (I’nliiuei; Des Moines, la.; (BI- Tryoo'a. J. H., Vaudeville Co.: Alva. Okla., Notice to Pritiloge Men (juincy 6 10. 28 April 2. Tuttle A May (Lyric): Ft. Worth. Tex.; I Jou) D Crosse, WIs., 5 10. The Great Northern livllana Fair, at Deratiir, : A'andergmild. Great. J. K. Parsons, mgr.: Ylo- Indiana, will be held August 24. 25. 24 aiwl 27. (Lyric) Dallas 6-10. nessen. Pa.. '29 31; rharlerol April 1-3. Tilley, Vesta (Cadonlal): New 3 ork City, 6 t'sai. X»*w r--atlr to ritau* r*intra**la for i-onees .Walden, Magician. L. D Walden, mgr.; Gran- • l<*>ia and s|>ai-e. E. B. ADAMS, Secy, Dscatnr, Itevllle, S. C., 2: Denmark 3; (Chautauqua 1 Indiana. Tremalna, Musical (Vaudeville): Eaat Pales Skating Rink Attractions. Florals. Ha., 5 10. tine. ()., 29 April 3: (Ooper) Mt. Vernon 5 Demers. Prof. A. P. (Xorth Ave. Casino Rink); Tangley. Pearl Cntusvllle O. ID: Titusville. Psltlmore. Md.. 22 .April 3. Pa.;'(Grand) Cleveland. O.. 6-10. Monolian. Great (Pavilion Theatre): Glasgow, TAHOOERS WANTED Scotland. 5 10. MINSTREL. Th.mipson. Billy (Lyrlci: Columbia. 8. C. To semi stamp for pries list. Maeblnea, rolora, Tvrn-ll. Al. H. (Majestlci: Birmingham. Ala. Wastell A Turner (Rink): Vincennes, Ind.. Ibimoot'a: Philadelphia. Pa.. Ang. 31, Indef. amateur oiiinta. rlr. J. F. BAIIBEB. I'rofea ‘29 April 3; (Rink) Linton 5 10. Tavlor, Eva (Orpheum): Sioux City, I^ Doekstader's. L'*w. Chas. D WIIwhi, mgr.: aloKsI rallimliig Artist, 11)19 Vlue Street, ClD 'Texaa Comedy Four (Kyle's); Beaumot. Tex. Xew Orleans. La.. 2!* A|iril 3. elnoatl. O. Thompscm. J. L. (Folly): Oklahoma City. I>an'lT IM\le. John J. Nolan, mgr.: Gutfoort. Okla.. 4 10. Miss.. 11; Troy . .Ala.. 7. Veronica A Hurl Falls (C,re*-npolnt): Brook¬ TENT SHOWS. Fapg'a La. (Sh-cly's): Brockton. RInglIng Bros.’ (Madison Sonare Garden): New Mor*-dock .A Wataon'a Lady Allnatrela- Clarka Mass.; (Olympic) L>-nn 10. Y'ork City. Msreh 2-6 April 17. vllle. 1'e**n.. .31 Ai*rll I: Ho|*klnatllle, Ky.. < Van Buc-n A Close: Niagara Falls, N. Y.. 29 Sparks': Wilmington, X. C., 7. 2 .3: Central City 7 8; Greenville 9; Drak**s 31; Buffalo 1-3. S«*Ils-FIoto: Den\< r. Col.. 29 Aprll 3; I.4ia Ve¬ b*iro 10. Vagrants. Tliree (Family): Lebanon, Pa.; gas. X. M., 5; Santa Fe 4; Albuquerque 7; R-l-ifli-ld'a. Rig.. Ddy .Allnatrela (O ID; FOR SALE (Criterion) Atlantic City. -X. J., 5-17. El Pa)*.), Tex., 10. Rome. Ga.. 22 April 3; (Palace) M<-mpbla. Van A Ve<1mar (American): Elyria, O.; (Or¬ Sun Pros.: Maeon. Ga.. .31. r.-nn . 5 21. Bargain, A I Tyio-wriler. Callgrai-h No. 2, it*""i , sot king or*b-r. Will ablp on reeelitt nf $l)).*a). pheumi Massillon 5-10. Van Amloirg: Dalton. Ga., 31. Richards A Pringle's: Holland A Fllkina Vagges. The (Surprise): Alexandria, Va.; mgra.; H<-ilalla, Mo., .31; Keokuk, la.. Aprii >•*•••1 $Hi. m-w. THOS. L. FINN, Hoosick Falla. Maw Yoib._ (Vaudeville) Richmond 5-10. 5. Vincent. John. A Sadie R*aw (Orpheum): Hlb- A'oc<-l‘a John W V*>gel. mgr : Kok'>mn. Inil. blng. Minn.; (oridieumi Virginia 5-10. MIDWAY COMPANIES. 31; I»gansiH>rt Ai>rll 1; pern 2; Marlon 3. Valdare A Varno (Grand); Marlon, Ind., 29 Rarkoot. K. G.. Am)iaement Co.; Dalton, Ga., April lo. 2!) April 3: AH inta 5 10. Violetta. Jolly (Orpheum): San Franclaco, DavD A ('ampts>ll Shows: Rormrille, Ark., 29 BURLESQUE. FOR SALE Cal.. 4 17. Af.rll 3; Wilhnrton, Okla., 5 10. I Merry go r-iiiml In first elaaa rxinillllon; new ledl Vardelles. The (Mystic): PItt«l)urg. Kansas. (,'offree Ani)i**enient Co.. Capt C. H. Coffree. Valente<*ne. Mabel, Mooree (Lyric): Colum Americana. Teddy Hlmr>ndn, mgr.: lndlnna|M>llB. I er. m-w organ ri-<-*-nlly r*-palre mgr : Thltxalsux, Iji., 29 Ar>rl! 3. Ind., *29 April 3: Lalx. mgr.: Plltatiurg, Pa., April 3; Luxora 5 19. 29 A|rrll 3; Wheeling. W. Va.. 5 10. I- Mich. WANTED. Illuatralsd Song Ringer l>*> ixit a>k JiiTi-nal's Stadium Show. J. M. Juvenal, mgr.: Brigadiers. (3ar*-nre Burdick, mgr.; IPaitnn. Verona (O. 11.): Pottsvllle, Pa. f**r llek*-l. Jnal lM-*-n stniig Salsiy sure. Work Bonham. T* x., 29 Ai)rll .3. Mass., 29 A|>rll 3; Prut blence. It L, 5 10. Van Pelt. Ernest. A Co. (Orpheum): Min I (hr.-e Inaira. eveiil-iga only, mt SuMdaya. Ailwv, (iso. P. Marr. Broadway Gaiety Girls. IxmiIs Stark, mgr.: Mln- Van. Billy (Orpbeum): St. Paul. Minn.; (Or mgr.; Rslelgb, .V. C.. 5 10, neaiKilla. Minn., '29 A|irll 3; St. Paul 5-10. I ADVANCE WAOOM FOR SALE One hor*r pheiimi .Minneapolis. Mlon.. 4-10. iAouthern Hhoss: Sylvester, Ga., 29 April 3. Bryant’s, Harry, Extravaganza. James Weeden. I sagon, siiltalile for sniall wagon slsiw; riibb* r Van Gofre A Cotrely: Winamac, Ind. S

H«iwfrjf Iliirh-iKiii^T*, K. M il Ri»eiilli«l, iii|r.: World Heatera, J. Herliert Mark, mgr.: Hoaton, l>till«bU, r«., 2u Ai>rll 3; N«*w«rk. .N. J., Maaa., 20 April 3; Hnaiklyn, N. Y., 510. ft III. Wataun'a Hiirlewiuera. W. H. Wataon. mgr.: Ti.n». Kmnli Alilmlt. iiurr: Newark, N. J., Hriadilyn. .N. Y., 20-Aprll 3; Scrautuo, Ca., 211 April S; ll(»lM>keu li-lll. 5-7; Wllkea Harre k-10. Beliiiiaii Show, Jaik Klliker, ni»r.: iloibeater, Waahington Hoclety tilrla, 1.4'W Wataon, mgr.; N V 2» Aiwll .1; TiitimiIo. Cau.. ft 10. Cincinnati, (>., 20 April 3; Cleveland 510. Blue |{|l•l••>a lilrla, JkeD. ' Wanted N. J.. ■.*« Aj>rll 3; ,N'»-w Yiuk Clll, 6 10. (Mly Mimh-i*. i'lill Hlierlilan, luKr.: Iletrolt. MIrli., I 211 April .1; rhl<-aK<>, III., ft 10. MUSICAL. (laalmt lilrla, Jeaae lliirua,, .Mur.; ItlrniloKham. I AU., ft 10. . American Theatre (lia-ra Co.: .San Cranclaco, Cherry llliwaimia. Maurice JarulMi, initr.: .New l Cal . Aug. ‘2'<, Imlef. Y<*rk I'lly. 2W April 3; Newark. N. J., ft-10. .Artnatrong Mualcal Cumeily Co.: San Diego, IXiay l'••^uer lilrla. Ham Hitliliiaon, niKr.: I’Ulla Cal.. Indef. For Europe tlelphla. I'a., 2W April 3; Jeraey City, N. J.. .ArtMind III-" Worlil: Sterling. Ill., 3. ft 10. Hoy and the Girl, Carle A Marka, mgra.: Chi INHoulal Kellea. Waah Marlin. mRr.: Jeraey Clly, I cago. III., Marcli '20, Indef. .N. J.. 2l* A|>rll 3; Wllkea Harre, I'a., 5 7; i Hiiater Brown (Kaaterni, Huater Brown Am. Hi raulou. H H*. | Co., mgra.: Waycruaa, (la., 31; Jackaonvllle, Champaiiiie lilrla. Wni. I'yne, luicr.: Turooto. ( Cla., Airll 1. I’au., 211.April 3; lIulTalu. .N. Y'.. ft 10. Huater Hrown (Weafern), Biiater Brown Am. Daliily IluelieM. Welter tc Kuali. iiiKra.: llnaik Co., pru; .April 3; Decatur, 111., 5; Y'Incennea, Horse Acts, and every charac¬ M'l., 211 April 3; ChlraK<>. III., ft 10. I Ind., k. Umpire Show, lieu. K. la-uiiard, micr.: St. Juae|ih, Hala-a In Tovland' Biailder, Col., 1. Mo., .A|>rll I 3; Kanaaa City ft 10. < CAHILL, MARIE: See the Boys and ruillea of Ibe Day. Harney lierard, iigcr.: Dea ■ ter of big attraction. Also Moluea, la., 20 31; HI. Jiatepb, Mo., April ! Betty. kill. CARLE, RICHARD: See Mary’s raablon I'latea. I'haa. Calke, m^r.: Wllkea i Lamb. Harre. I’a.. 20-31; Slla, Ind., mgr.- Lima. (»., 31; Van Wert April 1; ft 10. Kenilallville, Ind.. 2; South Bend 3; Joliet, rriHieauaie lilrla, l>aila OlM-rwortb. mgr.: Waah 111.. 4; aeaaon enda. Ington. D C., JO'.AprII 3; Haltimore, Md., Corinne. J. M. Welch, mgr.; Burlington, la.. ft 10. 1. Ceorla. HI.. 2 3. Fada and Colllea. Cbaa. H. .Aniold mgr.: Spring- Cole A Johni-on: Ceterhoro, Ont., 2. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS- Held. Maaa.. '20 31; -Albany, N. Y., April 13; Ctiahmvnn'a Mualcal Comedy Co.: Jackaon. New York Clly, ft-lo. i Mlaa.. 20 April 3: Xatebe* 510. Oay Maayland, lam Ilurtig. mgr.; IMtta- FIELDS, LEW: See the Girl Behind luirg, I'a., ih* -April 3; Culunibua, ll., 5-10. the Counter. Greater New Y'ork Stara. Jarolta A Jermoo. FOY, EDDIE: See Mr. Hamlet of mgra : Haltimore, Md., 20-.Aprll 3; Waahlog \cker Street, - - - BERLIN, GERMANY loo. II. C.. 5 HI. Broadway. OIrla of the Mimlln Iloiige. K. Dirk Itlder, mgr. Fair Co^tbl.. with Elale Janla. Chaa. Dllllng I’blladeipbla, l*a., 20 -April 3; Haltimore, Md., i ham. mgr.: Xew Y'ork City, Feb. 1, Indef. ft-10. ' Flower of the Ranch, H. H. Fraiee. prop.; llaaiinga. Harry. Hlg Show, Crank Freeman. . Grand Raplda, Mich., 2S-31: Owoaao April 1: mgr. IVIunilMM. ll.. 20 April 3; Toledo 5 10. Contlac 2: Port Huron 3; Saginaw 4; -Ann Irwin'a Hlg Show. I‘hll I'aulaeraft. mgr.; Rrook- \ -Arbor 5; Coldwater 6; Jooeavllle 7; Toledo. lyn. N. Y’. 22 April 3; I’blladelphla, l‘a.. (»., 8 10. ft 10. Folliea of ;!>0«. F. Zlegfeld. Jr., mgr.; Pitta- Imiaa'lala, H. W. A Sim AA’Illlama. mgra.: Cat-I burg. Pa.. ‘2!>-.Aprll 3. eraon, X. J., 20-31; Seliener-tady, X. Y'.. ! Fl-w-her A Hla Kxpoaltkm Orcheatra; Kalama A|irll 13; -Albany 5 7; Troy H-lli. | a,«i Mich.. 31: .Marcellua 2; Kalamaaoo 3-5; Jolty lilrla. W. V. Jenninga. mgr.: Kanaaa City. - Flint «: Kalamaioo 7; Battle Cre<-k 8; Kala- Mu.. 20 April 3; St. lemla ft 10. mainn 9 II. Jeraey l-lllea. J. Crohaln. mgr. New Orleana, Fifty Mllea frotii B-wton (F.aaternt. Cohan A SUPPLIED BY THE 141., 20-April 3. Harrla, mgr*.: Brooklyn. X. Y*. 29 -April Keotueky Hellea. Itobert Gordon, mgr. ■ Crovl- 3; Jeraev City. X. J.. 5 10. denee. K I., 20-.A|>rll 3; Ibwtim, Maaa., 5-10. Fifty Mlb-a from Hoaton IWeaternl. Cohan A Knlrkertaa-kem. lamia Koble. mgr.: St. lamU. Harrla. mgra: Waahington. D., C., 29-April Mo . '20 April 3; Chicago. III., .VIo. 3: Philadelphia. ISi.. 5 10. Lid IJftera. H. S. Wiaalhull. mgr.: Boatoo. Fluffy IlHlHea, with Hattie Wllliama. Chaa. Maaa.. ‘20-Aprll 3; Springfield 5 7; Alltany, X. ' Fridiman. mgr.; Brooklyn, X. Y'., 29 .April -Are exclu.sive subjects selected from America’s Y.. K 10. I 3. Majeatlca. Ciaal Irwin'a. Crank Hoffman, mgr.. Fortv-flve Mlnutea from Bro.ydway. Cohan A and Europe’s best licensed manufacturers. BroiAlyn, N. Y.. '20 .Ai>rll In. I Harrla. mgra.. Hoaton. Maaa., 29-April 3; Morning Gbirlea In Ziizuland. Harder and Hall, |•rov|.l..n^■e. K I.. .5 10. We guarantee a regular weekly supply of from mgra.: .Albany, X. Y'.. ‘20 31; Holyoke, Maaa., GLASER. LULU: See Mile. Mischief. April 1-.3; Btwtno H 10 12 to 18 reels of new licensed subjects that can Morning. N am and Xlght. M. M. Tldeae, mgr ; GUNNING. LOUISE: See Marcelle. Xtw Y'ork City, 20-April 3; I'ateraoo, X J., Golden Girl. Mort H. .S|ng.r. mgr.: Chicago. not be equalled. 111.. Feb 15. Ind.'f. 5 7; Schenectady, X. Y.. k 10 It will be to your interest to write, wire or walk to MardI Graa Beaiitlea, Andy l,ewla. mgr.: Girl at the Helm. Princ'aa -Amuae. Co., propa.; Toronto. Can.. '20 .A|u-ll 3; Montreal 5-10. Miwt H. Singer, gim. mgr.: Terre Haute. Merry Hiirk'wiuera. K. W. Chipman, nigr.: Cleve¬ Ind.. 31 April 1: Danville. Ill.. 2: Crbana .3. land. o.. 20 April 5; CltlalMirg. Ca.. 5-10. Gav Muai.'lan. John P. Slocum, mgr.: Waco. Mlaa New Y'ork. Jr., K A Shafer, mgr.; Moo Tex.. 31: Anatln April 1; San .Antonio 2 5; 0. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co., treat. Can.. ‘20-April 3: Toronto 5 1(1. Houaton 0 S; Galveaton 9: Beaumont 10. 421 FOURTH AVENUE, LOUISVILLE, KY, Merry Maldena. Chaa iHinlela. mgr.: Troy. X. Gear. Florence. In Marrying Mary. Julea Mur- Y' . ‘20 31; .Albany .Aiwll 1-3; Ibtalon, Maaa., rv, mgr.' Vanc,aiver, H. C.. Can.. 31 -April OTHER OFFICE*. ft 10. l’: New Weatmlnater 2: Bellingham. Waah.. New Century GIrla. John J. Movnlhan. mgr.: 3; Everett 4; Ellen-burg 5; X. Yakima 0; St. Louis, Mo., New Orleans, La. Kaltlimirr. Md., 20 April 3; Chlladelpbla. Ca.. Walla Walla 7; Colfax 8; Pullman 9; Spo^ M 10. kane 10 11. Night Owla. Chaa. Kobinmm'a. Ixwila Kpatein. Girl Qtpatlon. .A«kln Singer Co., Inc., mgr.; mgr Kanaaa City. Mo., ft lo Even'll. Waah.. 30; A'lctorla. B. C.. Can.. Parlalan WIdowa, Wcla-r A lliiah. mgra Toletlo. .April 1; Dlvmpla. Waah.. 2; -Aberdeen 3; «» , 20 April 3; is-trolf. Mich ft 10. Portland. Gn-.. 4 7: P.-ndleton 8; Baker IHf AA'hIte'a Gaiety GIrla. Walter (ireavea. CItv 9: B|««^bread Man. Xlion A Zimmerman mgra. New York City '29 Aiwll 3; Bnaiklyn 5 10 j Poland. Or*.. 28 April 3. Ri'tni Sanlley. .Alie l,<'avlll. mgr - Clnelnnitl. GrSBAwla. Chaa. K. E. G. Davldaon. mgr. O . '29 Aiwll S •t. Paul. Minn.. 29 April 3 Riw,' Si.lell'a lionibm Bellea. \A'. .8 Campbell, Grand t'pera Co., Metro|a->lltan (>i>era Co.. mgr Montreal. Can.. 2H..Aprll 3; Albany, X. Riffm.: I*lillailelphla. Pa.. Nov. 17. Imlef. Y JAS.REITHOFFER. Pr««.. REITHOFFER & ALOEN. YSf. M. ALDEN, M(r. .5 7; Holynke. Maaa., k IP Grand Oi>era Co.. Mett.n>ontan Oi>era Co., Reilly A W'aala Big Show, I-ewla Sawyer, mgr.: j mgra.: New Y'ork CIt.v, Xov. 18. Indef, Duryea, Pa. Owners and ManaRers. Wilkea-Barre, Pa. Baltimore. Md.. ‘29 April 3 Gcand Opera lloiiae, Oacar Ilainmerateln. mgr.: Riee A Harton'a Big Gab'ty Co Chleago. UI., ! Raferences : 1st National Bank. Pittaton. Pa. Dun's Bradstreet's. 21* .Aiiril 3 rklladelphia Pa.. Nov 17 Indef. Hiinawav GIrla, Peter .S Clark, mgr Mllwtii- I HITCHCOCK, RAYMOND: See the kc,-. Wla . '29 .A|wll 3; t'blcago. HI., ft 10 I Mascot. Klallu IbHitvIera. Dave Krana. mgr ' BIrmIng HELD, ANNA: See Miss Innocence. Opens Season Plymouth, Pa., May lst-8th. ham. Ala . 2t» April 3. Xew itrleana. La., 5 IP Havana, with Jamea T Powera. .Sam S. A la'e FREE ON THE STREETS. Hollbkera. H E Patton, mgr Iviroll. Mich., Shubert. Inc., mgra Xew Y'ork Clly. Feb. ■29 April .5: Chicago. III. 5 to 1ft. Indef. I lliinllnga. Four. J. C. Sutherland, mgr.; In- WANTS FOR LONG SEASON two more high-class Tent ftiTlbner'a Sam. Big Show Morrla W.lnaliwk, 1 dianapolla. Ind.. '2!* 31; Columlxia. O.. .April mgr Xew Y'lWk Clly. ‘29 .April 3, Providence, I I 3; Ymiiigatewn .5 7; Whm'ling. W. Va.. Shows,, must be clean, up-to-date, and have good fronts. It 1.5 to. 8 10. Sen-nadera. Chaa B. .Arnold, mgr Waahlng- Ilmdlgan and IH* Mnic Mamb'. Gita Hill, mgr.; Also one Platform Show, must be A-1. This Company has Ion. D C . '29 April 3; Pltlabiirg Pa . ft 10 Philadelphia. Pa , 29 .April 3; HaltimoiX', 8am T, Jark'a: Buffalo, X Y.. '29 April 3; l»e its own Ferris Wheel, Merry-go-round, Free Acts and Band. , troll Alleh . 5 to. I Md., ft lO lladcrmann. Jennie, t'hlcago I.adlea' Orchca S'tar Show GIrla. John T. Baker, mgr • I-uula tra, D. II lladcrmann. mgr.: Fi'liimbla, Play all streets and free lots. Route—Plymouth, Scranton, 'Hie. Ky , '29 A|>rll 3; Cliiclnnill, O , ft 10. Mo.. '29 April 3 Sam Ik'iere'a Show. A H Slieldiui. nigr ; Biva Honeyniom'ra. The. Hi>|>e A AA’cIch. mgra.; H't Ion Maaa., '29 April 3: Xew York Clly. ft tO Wilkes-Barre, Carbondale and Pittston, l\‘i. Will sell each Stndling Playera. .Alex Gorman, mgr Phlla Snringa. Ark.. 31; Little Uta'k .Ai>rii 1: Pine del|dila. Pa.. ‘29 .tpril .5; J.-raiv Cllv, X. J. HInff 2; Ti'xarkana 3; S'hreve|a»rt. La.. 4; Mon¬ conce.ssion exclusive to reliable people. (Positively no graft ft 10 ro,* .5; A'ii-k»biirg. Mlaa., tl; Jackami 7; Mer¬ Trixadenw, tliaa H. Waldron mgr Kanaaa idian k; Chattanooga. Tenn., 9; la'xington. ot any kind.) Address, .^tlt.v. Mo . '29 April 3 St l.oilla. Mo . ft IP Ky . to Tiger Lille*. Chaa. E Tavl.w. mgr New York Me of Hidland. with Frank Danlela, Chaa. W. M. ALDEN, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. '■It.v. '29 April 3: Troy .57; Albany k IP. Fridimaii. nigr.- Monlg<»nii'ry. .Ala., 31. Herald Sipiare OjM'ra Co : Brlatol, Ti-nn,, 31. TYxmaiglibn'da. Frank Buriia. mgr Chicago. Manchester Bros., C1cL8s, Price, Stires, write. HI. 29 A|.rll 3 Milwaukee, Wla., 5 10 (ContlnniHl on i>age .38.1 ''■"V'era, R D Wllllauiaon. mgr ■ Mllwaokce, B la . '20 A|>rll .'I; Mliilica|iolla. Minn . ft 10 Good condition, $10 00 and I ni-le Ham'a llellea, Itobi-rl Mllla. mgr. Schcni'c —*0IP EVERYWHERE— t"dy. X. Y.. 29 3t: Palrmon. X. J.. A|>rll $12 00 per reel. Sendforlist. I 3, New York Cllv. ft to. HATCH SUPPLY COMPANY, '•"’t* Fair. Ilarrv HIM. mgr.' New Y'ork City. -5* April 8; Philadelphia, Pa., ft 10. ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. 622 Lewis Bldg., Pittsburg, Pa. 34 X ti e B I 111> o a r d APRIL 8. 1909.

ROUTES. Werden. W. L., A Co. (Castle): Blooming-' St. IxMila .Vmusement Co., E. W. Weaver, mgr,: lklyn 5 10. Wilkes. Ada. A Ki-ntucky Rosebuds (Star); I 8elhlni ic Rroglnl I Ilatbaway’al; .New Heert) rtlca, N. Y., 6 10. ' Werlor, Wia., 5-10. Wi*at. Grace Donard (BIJou): Battle Creek. 1161 Broadway. NKW TOBK. Burkhart, Magician, and Hla Own Co.: John . • lO Oliva Straat. ST. LOUIS MO. Shannon A Straw (Lyric): L'rbana, O.; (O. > Mich.: (BIJou) Jackson 5 10, i son City, Teun., 30 31; Morgantou, N. C.. . H.) Greenville 5-10. , Wolff Bn>a. (Majestic); Ft. Worth, Tex.:' April I. I Scheftela. Male (Ori>heum); Rucyrua, O.; (Or- | (Majestic) Houston 5-10. Colvin. Prof. Earl, Hypnotist. Chas. Colvin. . pheum) Troy 6-10. Warren, Warnm (PIJou): Racine, Wla.; (Ma ; mgr.; Ml. Clemens. .Mich., 29-.Apr1l 3. Sulllran A (‘aa<|uelena Co. (Olympic): Chi- i Jeatlf) .Madison 4-10. ('oley's Honolulu Minstrels, Jack Wayland, mgr.: The Little Money Maker cago, in., 5 10. Wilson. Al. (Prlm-ess): Cleveland, O.; (At | Union. S. C., 29 April 3; Sumter 5 1(1. | Makes yon a Profit of 1404. Bells I" B Stuhblefleld Trio (Cryatal): St. Joaeph. Mo. cade) Toledo 5 Id. (Hlfton Remedy Co.: Polo, Ylo., 29 April 8. a Teat jm>i-ket Ikix of matehes for 1 StalTord. Frank. A Marie Stone (Ontbeum): i Williams, Great (Hippodrome); Lexington. \ Ftmte, Cotiimo lor>‘. A Sister (Jueeiile, Royal { rent. Saves giving away of Diatchea. |- B Harriahurg, Pa. { Ky.; (Majestic) Birmingham, Ala., 5 10. i .Amerban Mlliimtlana: Ft. Wayne, Jnd.. i Cfinvenlent for cuatomera. Occupies Saundera, Chalk (Kelth’a): Boaton, Maaa. Wiggin. R*rt (Pljon)’ Kalamazoo, Ylicb.; (Bl- ' Feb. -a. Indef. I very ainall apace and looks well on a f* M .Steely A Celwarda (I'oll’a): Worceater. Maaa. lou) Battle Creek 5-10. 1 nint. Mr. and Mra. Herbert !>., Hypnotlats. ! counter. . |__lH Smith. Sue (Mary Anderaon); lx>ulsville, Ky. | Worthan. Chaa. ((). ID: Montezuma, la.; ! H. L. Flint, mgr.: Joliet. HI., 29'A|)rll 3. If yonr Jobber doesn't keep It, tend na tT.OU for machine and 7X0 boxes of | J Stanley, Ed., A Co. (PoH'a): Worceater, : (O. H.) Victor 4 10. i Gllptns, The. Hypootle Co.. J. E. MiSYIlUa. matches, freight prepaid. Repeat M a«a. Wilson. Flor.-nee (Jeffers); Saginaw, Mich.:' mgr.: Washington, Ind., 29-A|irll 3; Mt. Car met. III.. 5-lu. ! orders for matches at $3.00 per case t- M Stone. Beth (Bennett's); Montreal, Can. ‘ (BIJ.m) Flint 6 10. (7‘30 boxes) f. o. b. St. Ixula. AVhole- Grltttth Hypnotic Comeily Co., W. II. Rice, Siihera, Emile (AuditoriumI: Lynn, Maas. I Wdls A Hassan (Keith's): Providence, R. L: : tale Prices fumUbed on application. Stricklln'a Dog A Monkey Circus: St. Catb- ! (Orpheum) Bnsiklyn. N. Y., 5-10. mgr.: Uutdle, Ala.. ‘29 .April 3; Montgomery erinea, Ont., Can. ! Warren A Malloy ({..yrlO; Chattanooga. | 5-10. Agents AVmited In Every City Stelneri-TIiomas Trio (Mozart): Milton, Pa. Tenn ; (I.yrlrl Atlanta, Ga., 5-10. i Howe'a. L.vman H.. Plcturea (Weatem), Chas. LACLEDE MEG. CO. SandtM-rg A I..ee (Unique): Sheboygan, Wla. Walzer Twins (Prlnc«asl; Coshocton, O., 29 ! H. King, mgr.: Hiawatha, Kans., 31; Iteat- U7 ■6rTbaBt*-LiM>l«>4B •t4c.. ftl. LmIb tSpatin, Mr. Il Mrs. Byron (Grand): Augusta,' 31: (Orpheum) Cambridge 2 4. I rlce. Neb., A|>rll 1; Topeka, Kana.. 2 3; Hast-: Oa. I Williams' Animals (Family): Milton, Pa.; | Ings, Neb.. 5: Kearney 0; Grand Island 7; Snyder. Geo. B., A Harry Buckley (Orpheum): ' (Family) Sliamnkin 6-10. i Y'ork 8; Lincoln 9 Id. St. Paul. Minn.; (Orpheum) Minneapolis 6- ; Wood Bros. (Poll's): Bridgeport. Conn., 6-: Hayes', ‘Thonias. Marine Exhibit and Moving 10. 10. Pictures; Clinton. Okla., Indef. Jobnson-Burna Fight Pictures. Wm. A. Brady, ' Swan's Alligators: Woonsocket. R. L, 5-10. | Wilson. Tom. A Co. (Orpheiwn); Balt Lake | mgr.; Cliicago. III., 29-April 3. Serengala. Original (Grand): Wheeling, W. 1 City. Utah. Wells A S<‘lls (American); 8t. I/uils, Mo. Korsk’s, Dr. Wonder Co.: El Paso. Tex., In¬ Va. ' def. WANTED Simpson, Cberldah (Orpheum); Minneapolis, Wharton A Mohler (Majestic): Montgomery, I..ee's Glass Blowers, Jack Lee, mgr.: Y'atesboro. Minn.; (Orpheum) Denver, Col., 4-10. I Ala. Souvenir, Novelty. Post Card and Photo Gallery Wilson Pros. (Majestic): Chicago. III. Pa.. 29 April 8. In giMid excursion park, excluaive. % basis. Sullivan Bros., F-aw>n Chief elo-trlcian with a afreet carnival rom|>any. de delphla. Pa. I (Star) Tarentiim 1-3: (Ideal) Titusville 57: April 3; Brooklyn 5 10. ' sires contract for iMwItlon, taking charge of Stanley, Mr. A Mrs. I/ew (Ainu): Cadillac, ! (L.vceiim) MeadvIIIe 8-10. Markle's. AA*. R.. .New Sunny South Floating the electrical Installation of an amnsemeul park Mich., 29-31; (Dreamland) Traverse City l- Whinder A Sharjisteen (Superba): Grand Theatre: New Metamoraa. O., 31; New Mar ; for the coming season. Pb ase state salary when 3. Rapids. Mich. i tlnsvllle. W. Va., April 1; Yloiindsvllle 2: i SIventon (National): Steubenville, O. Wordette, Estelle (Proctor's); Newark. N. J. Wellshurg 8; Steiihenvllle. O.. 5: Ylingo Jiinc- writing. Address 0. P. DEIDRICH, 105 Harrii Street. Krcheater, M. T. Surratt A Gould (Columbia): Clnclnnalt. O. Wl-lltaker A Dirndl; Fairmont. W. Va. tbm (I; New ('umlierlaixl. W. A'a.. 7: Wells- Toledo. Sydney (Lyric): East Liverpool, O.; | Wllllants. Thomiison A Copeland (BIJou): rllle, O., 8; E. Llverimul 9: CoraotmllB. Pa.. (Victoria) Wheeling, W. Va.. 5 10. Quincy. III. 10. Tangtiay, Eva (Keith's): Columbus. O.; (Ma¬ Wvgand A Wygand (Auditorium): Toronto. i Mascot, Educated Horse, II. S. Maguire, mgr. jestic) Chicago. 111.. 6 10. Can. ! (Star): Charlotte. N. C.. 29-.April 3; (Grand) Thornton. Geo. A. (Keith's): Providence. P,. Wheelock, Wheeling (Surprise): Washington. Auguata. Ga., 5-10. FOR SALE 1: iProctor's 125tU St.) New York City D. C. ' Norton's (tiass Blowers. W. E. Norton, mgr.: 5 10 Winchester, Ed. (Victoria): Wheeling. W. Portland. Ore., Indef. 48 itassenger Circle Swing, cost $3,490 will Twa Japareae Troupe (Grand Family); Far¬ Va. Newman, the Great. H. W. Keller, mgr.: Creigh¬ s«dl for slsiut cost of motor. Inxesilgale. T. F. go. N. I*.: (Bijou) LaCroase. Wla.. 5-10. Whipple, Waldo (Orpheum): Chattanooga. ton. Neb.. .30-31. LONG, im W. 45Ui 8t., C3oyaUad. 0. Tom-Jack Trio (Orpheum): Atlanta, Ga.; Tenn. Novwoisla. The. Frank Hurat, mgr.: Y’ankton. (Colonial) Norfolk, Va., 5-10. Whettens. The (Marceldom): Grand Island. N. D.. 29-Aprll 3: Mitchell 5 10. Ten Dark Knights; BrMtol. Eng., 6-10; Leeds Neb.. 4 10. Oriental Palmistry Co.. AA'. J. I.* Scldma. 12 17. Wenrick A Waldon (BIJou): Great Falls. mgr.: Sh.-eveport. La.. Indtf. Tlivrdo. Claude (Hlp|)odrome): Lexington, Mont. , Rinaldo's Temple of Palmlatry; Danville, A'a., Wvstt Slaters (Lyceum): Cincinnati, O. March 15 April 1.5. FOR SALE Ky.: (Grand) Hamilton, O., 6-10. Ten Eyclis Musical (O. H.): Greenville. O.; Williams A Gordon (On>hcum): Dunkirk, N. Powers. A'entrllnqrilst: Albany. Ot.. 28-Apr. 8. A Cinnamon Rear, 2 years old, perfectly gentle, (Arcade) Toledo 4-10. Y. . Prescelle, IlypiKUlat: Biicynia. O.. 29 April 3. walks on binheuni); P.^tsmouth. O. „ . i York. Chas., Musical (New): Spartanburg. I April 3: Psrishvllle 5-10 Torre, Eugenio (Lincoln Square): New York S. C. j Zanettos, The (Orpheum); Harrisburg, Pa.: I TIiomiHton Entertainers. Frank 11. Thompson, mgr.: Tampico, III.. 29-31. TaVim-. Mae (Bijou): Decatur, III.; (Bijou) *' (Orpheum) Reading 5-10. Notice in Prinilege Men : Zolara. Two (Unique); Des Moines, la.; (Bl- Trv'on'a. J. IL, Vaudeville Co.: Alva, Okla., (julncy 6 10. 28 April 2. Tuttle A May (I.yric): Ft. Worth. Tex.; ^: Jo«i) Iji Crosse, Wls., 5 10. The Great Northern Imllana K'air, at Decatur. I A'andergould. Great. J. K. Parsons, mgr.; Mo- , Indiana, will he b«-ld August 24. 25. ‘JA ami 27. (Lyric) Dallas 5-10. ' , nessen. Ps.. 29.31: (Tisrlerol April 1-3. Tilley, Vesta (Colonial): New York City, 5 i PSXi. Now ready to eUw contracts for conecs- Walden, Magician. L. D. Walden, mgr.: Gran- slo'is Slid s|>ace. E. B. ADAMS. Secy, Dacatnr, Itevllle, S. C., 2: Denmark 3; (Chiutauqiia) Indiana. Treraaina. Musical (Vaudeville): East Pales Skating Rink Attractions. I Florals, Fla., 5-10. tine. O.. 29 April 3; (Clooper) Mt. Vernon 5 Ib-mera. Prof. A. P. (North Are. Catino Rink); Ta'ngley. Peatl (Titusville O. ID; Titusville. Paltimore. Md., 22 .ktirll .3. Pa • (Grand) Cleveland, O.. 5-10. Monolisn. Great (Pavilion Tlieatre): Glasgow. TAHOOERS WANTED Scotland. 5 10. MINSTREL. Thomi)son. Billy (Lyric); Columbia. 8. C. To iwml stamp for price Hat. Machines, colors, Wsstell A Turner (Rink); Vincennes. Ind.. Tyrrell, Al. 11. (Majestic): Birmingham. Ala. I Dumont’s: Phllsdelphls, Pa., Ang. .31, Indef. Biiialeur oiitAta. etc. J, E. BAItllKB. Pixifes 'J9 April 3; (Rink) Linton 5 10. TavliW. Eva (Ori>lieum); Sioux City. I Do<-k«ta)b*r’s. L'w, Chas. 1). AA'llaou, mgr.; sbnial raliiMilug Artist, 1919 Vlue Street. Cln- Texas Ctmunlv Four (Kyle's): B*‘aumot. ! New Orleans, La.. 29 April .3. rliiiiatl. O. Thompson. J. L. (Folly): Oklahoma City. I Dandy Dixie. John J. Nolan, mgr.: Gulfport. Okla.. 4 10. . ^ ^ Miss., (1; Troy. .Ala.. 7. Veronica A Hurl Falla (Gre«‘npolnt); Brook¬ TENT SHOWS. Fsgg's Lady M'nsOxds. Buddie Fsgg, mgr.: lyn N Y'.; (Poll's) Hartford. Conn.. 5 lu. -Atlanta, Ga., 29 April 3; BIriningliam, Ala.. victorine. Myrtle, A Two Zolara (Unique); Barniim A Bailey's (Coliseum): Chicago, III.. 5 in. Merry-p-rounil Wanted D.-a Moines la.; (BIJou) La Crosse, Wls., 1 27. : Field's, Al O.: I)enver. Col., 28 April 3: Diamond Bar R'nch Wild West, Ben Holmes, * I.arc^ nit**. hand; alao Anif*rlran or A’Ictor 4: Pueblo 5; B,mlder il: El. Colllna 7; I kihmI |i45\ Itfill aiNl othor aiinia** Von Hoff (Family): Shamokln. Pa.; (Fam- mcr.: Osceola. .\rk.. 2!)-Aprll 3; Ltixora 5- j Gixrlcy 8; Cheyenne, Wyo., 9; Kearney, llv) Lancaster 5 10. „ . 10 . iiii tiu. THOMAS ROWE. Boa 0.. Benton Har- ! Neb.. JO. ’ bor« Mich. Viola. Otto A Br.1. (Sh^sly's): Brockt-.ki.rll 17. I vine, 1'enn., 31 April I: Hopkinsville. Ky.. Van Biin-n A Close: Niagara Falla, N. Y.. 29 Sparks'; Wilmington, N. C., 7. I 2-3; Central City 7 8; (Jreenville 9; Drakes 31; Bu(Talo 1-3. Srdls-Fbdo: l)«’ntb No. 2. g"»Hi , winking opler. Will ship on n'celid of $19.1)9. pheum) Massillon 5-10. Van .Ymbiirg: Dalton, Ga., 31. j Richards Ic Pringle's; Holland k Filkina. mwl $H). iH-w. THOS. L. FINN, Hoosirh FalU. Vagges, The (Surprise): Alexandria, Va.; I nigra.: H<-ilalla. Mo., 31; Kistkiik, la., April New Yoik. (Vaudeville) Richmond 5 10. Vincent. John. A Sadie Re (Orpheum); nib¬ ' A’ogel'a, John W A'ogel, mgr.: Kokomo. Ind.. bing. Minn.; (Ori>heum) Virginia 5-10. MIDWAY COMPANIES. I 31; I.ogans|Mirt .April 1; Peru 2; Marlon 3. Valdare A Varno (Grand): Marlon, Ind., 29 Rarkoot, K. G., Amusement Co.: Dalton, Ga.. •Yprll 10. 29 April 3: Atlinta 5 10. Violetta. Jolly (Orpheum): San Franclaco. DavN A CamplHdl Shows: Boonville, Ark.. 29 FORSALE Cal.. 4 17. BURLESQUE. Aoril .3; Wllluirton, Okla.. 5 10. Meny-go r-niml In Aral clssa rondlllon; new Ixd) Vardellea. The (Mystic): Pltt»l»nrg. Kansas. CoffDn- Aniiisenient Co., ('apt ('. H. Coffree. Valenteene. Mabel. Mooree (Lyric): Colum. : Americans. Teitdy Slmonds, mgr.; Indlanaimlla. er. new l.'iit. organ riti-iilly repalr«*il, cliesp mgr : ThitMalaiix, D., ‘29 .Iprll .3. ! Iml.. ‘29 April .3: l.milsvllle, Ky.. 5 19. LOCK BOX 8$$. Houma. La^__ bla. S. C. Indiana Amusement Co.: Ost'eola, Ark., 29 Van FfSJsen. Harry (Teynple): Grand Rapids, ! Avenue Girls, Isay Crisis, mgr.: Plllslnirg, Pa.. Ajiril .3: Liixora 5 PI. ' 29 April 3; Whe< ll)iK. W Va.. 5 19. Mich. Juvimal's Stailiiim Show, J. M. Juvrnal, mgr.: WANTED, Illuatralad Song Singer Ibi not a*k Verona (O. H.): Pottsvllle, Pa. I Brigadiers, (Tarencr Burdick, mgr.; Boston, for ticket. Just Imh-ii slung. Salaiy sure. Work Bonham. T< x., 29 April 3. .Mass.. ‘29-Aprll 3; Pioibleuce, It I., 5-19. Van Pdt, Erniuit, A Co. (Orpheum): Min throe biMirs. evenings only, no Sundays. Address Lachman IlIpjsMlrome Sbowa: Weatherford. Bolienilsns. Al. L)ililn. mgr.: SI. Paul, Minn., neatmlia. Minn. “CASINO,*' Wre. Bitke, Mgr,, Bharoa. Pa. Tex., 5 10. 29 A|irll .3: Des MiHnea. la.. 5 7. Vaughan. Dorothy (Majestic): Dallas, Tex. Marr's Greater Dixie Shows, Gao. 8. Mart, i Broadway Gaiety Girls. l.otils Stark, mgr.; Mln- Van. Billy (Orpheum): St. Paul. Minn.; (Or mgr.: Raleigh. .N. C., 5 10. nea|Hil|s. Mini).. *29 April .3; SI. Paul 5-19. I ADVANCE WAOON FOR SALE Due hor«r pheum) Minneapolis. MPm., 4-10. Southern Shows: Syltesier. Ga., 29 April .3. j Bryant's, Harry, Exlravsgsaaa. James Wenirn. I MsgiHi. suitable for small wagou sisiw; riiht" > V.in Gofre A Cotrely: Wlnamac, Ind. Southern Carnival Co.. W. H. Davla, mgr.: mrr.: Buffalo, N. Y., 29 April 3; Itnchesler I loll, |•nate■•nate ran; nagonnag< almost new, A. F Veme A Verne (Main St.): Peoria, III. Searcy, Ark., 29 April 3; Harrlaon S-IO. 6 10. ELLIOTT, Led). Ohio. 1 ■ i ; ^ APRIL 3, 1909. Xtie Billboard 35

World lU-atrni, J. Hrrfxrt Mark, mifr.; Boatoo. Maaa., 2VA|>rtl 3; Hr'yikl/D. N. Y.. !>-10. Wataon*a Burltraourra. W. B. Wataoo. tatgr.: Brrjtjkirn. N. y., 2:«'April 3; Hcraotrm, I'a., IV-7; Wllkra Barrif H-10. WaatilDKl-ir Wataon, marr.: CliH-liioatt, O., 2A April 3; Clrrrland .VIO. Yankar Owjdla GIrla. Hoi Myara. DiKr.: Hcran- too, I'a., 1S>'3I; Wilkaa-Barra April 1-3. Wanted MUSICAL

Amarlran TTiaafr* Ojiara Co.: Hao KraDciaco. Cal . Aug. ri. IlKlaf ■kroipfronr Moalral Ojinedr Co.; Han Ulago. Cal., lodaf. For Europe Around tb- World; Htarllng. 111.. 3. Bojr and tba fiirl, Carla k. Marka, mgra.: Cbl aago. III., Marr-fa ‘3t, Indaf. Bii*tar Bro«n iKaatami. Bnatar Brown Am. Co., mgra.: WayrroM, Ga., 31; Jackaonrllla, Champagne GIrla. Wm. I'yne, mgr.; Toronto. na.. Airll 1. Can., 2!* Aprll 3; BulTalo, X. Y.. 5 10. Bnatar Brown IWastami. Boater Brown Am. Dainty Imrbeao, WatM.r it Koab. mgra.: Brte,k , Co., propa.; Hrbnylar, >ab., 31. lyn. .\. V.. 20 April 3; .New York City, 5-10. : Rlark I'attl Tro«i1md'»ora. K. Voalekal. mgr.: Dreamland Burlea,iuera. Bert J. Kendrlrk. mgr.: Vallajo. Cal.. .31: Napa April 1: Santa Koaa Circus Attractions, Novelty .Nenark, X. J., 20 .4prll 3; I'hiUdeIpbia. I'a., ' 2: I’etaloma 3; .San Pranelaco 4-10. 5 |tt Broken Idol. B. C. Whitney, mgr.: »t. Ixmla. Durkllnga. Frank J. ('«lea ter of big attraction. Also Molnea. la., 2U31; St. Joseph, Mo., April Betty. S |o. CARLE, RICHARD: See Mary’s Faabloo I'latea. Cliaa. Falke, mgr.: Wllkea Lamb. Barre, I'a.. 20-31; Hrranluo April 1-3; .New Sealion Group, and Equestrian Y., 20 April 3; Buffalo. X. Y., 5-10. Golden (Yook Kxtraraganza Co.. Jarotra k Jer- m<«. mgra.: lYovldenee, K. I., 20-Aprll 3; Boe- j A. GYlGYl, Artists Agency, t<«. Maaa., 5 10. I ODIa from llajipyland. Ixm Ilartlg, mgr.: Pitts- ' burg, I'a., 2lt -kprll .3; ColamlHia, (t., 5-10 Greater Xew York Stars. Jacobs k Jermon. See Mr. Hamlet of mgra : Baltimore, Md., 20-AprU 3; Washing \cker Street, • • - BERLIN, GERMANY too. D. C.. 5 10. Girls of the Moulin Rouge. E. IM<'k Rider, mgr.: Fair Co-Ed., with Elsie Jants. Chaa. Dilling¬ Pblladelpbla. I'a.. 20 April 3; Kaltimore, Md.. ham. mgr.: New York City. Feh 1. Indef. 5-10. Flower of the Ranch, H. H. Fraiee. prop.; Baatlnga. Harry, Big Show, lYank Freeman. Grand Rapids. Mich.. 2S-31; rtwoiwo April 1: mgr.: ColumlHM. <>.. 20 A|>ril 3; Toledo 5-10. Pontiac 2: Port Huron 3: Saginaw 4. Ann Irwin's Big Show. Phil Paulsrraft. mgr.; Rrouk- Arbor .1; CoMwater fi; JonesTllle 7; Toledo. lya. X. Y. 22 April 3: Philadelphia. Pa.. O.. R IO. 5 10. Follies of ;90«. F. ziegfeld. Jr., mgr.: Pltta- Imiierials. II. W. ii Sim Willlama. mgra.: Pat- tairg. Pa.. 2S April 3. eraoo. X. J.. '20-31; Srbeneetady, X. Y.. Fischer ft Ill* Exponitloo Orchestra; Kalama- A|nil 13; Albany 5-7; Troy S-Ili. tno. Mich.. 31; Marcellua 2; Kalamaxoo 3 5: Jolly GIrla. W. V. Jenninga. mgr.: Kanaaa City. Fl nt 0; Kalamaaoo 7; Battle Creoh 8; Knla- Mo.. 20 April 3; St. I»ula 5 10. maxoo 9 11. 'ITTl>r T tm PV TTTT? Jersey Llllea. J. Frotasin. mgr.. Xew Orleans. Fifty Miles from B-»t.Mi (Eastern i. Cohan ft w w • ft LXlw Xw D X X Xl Iw I.4I.. 20-AprlI 3. Harria. mgr*.: Brookl.m. X. Y.. 29 April Kentuoky Bellea. Robert Girdon. mgr.; PtotI- 3; Jersey City. X. J.. 5-10. denee. R. I.. 20-.\prll 3; Bi«tun. Maaa., 5-10. Fifty MIbw frxmi B.iaton iWeatemi. Cohan ft KnirkertMM'keiw. I.,ouia Rotde. mgr.: St. LouU. Harris, mgra.: Washington, D. C.. 29--April Mo.. 20 April 3: Chicago. III.. .VIO. 0. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co. 3; PhlladelphU. Pa . 5 Ih. Lid IJftera. H. S. Wiealhull, mgr.: Boston. Flnffv Rattles, with Hattie Willlama. Chaa. V Maaa.. 20-April 3; Springfield 5 7; Albany. X Frohman. mgr.; Brooklyn. X. Y.. 29-April .Are exclusive subjecta selected from America’s y.. H 10. 3. Majeatics. FYed Irwin's. Frank Hoffman, mgr.: F.wtTflve illnutea frMn Broadway. C.dian ft and Europe's best licensed manufacturers. Br».*lyn. X. Y.. '20 Awil lo. Harria. mgra. ; Boat.m. Mass.. 29-April 3; Morning Glotiea In Zuauland. Harder and Hall. Prorl K I.. 5 We guarantee a regular weekly supply of from mgt>.: Albany, X. 3'.. '20 31; Holyoke, Maas., GLASER. LULU: See Mile. Mischief. April 1-3; Boaton 5 10. 12 to IS reels of new licensed subjects that can Morning. Xoon and Xlghf. M. M. Thieae, mgr ; GUNNING. LOUISE: See Marcelle. Xew York C1I.T. 20 April 3; Pateraon. X J.. GoMen Girl. Mort H. Singer, mgr.. Chicago. not be equalled. Ill.. Feh 15. Imlef. 5-7: Schenectady, S. Y.. S 10. It will be to your interest to write, wire or walk to UardI tJraa Beantlea. And.r l..ewla. mgr.; Girl at the Helm. Princess Amuse. Co., props.; .1 Toronto. Can.. 20'.4prll 3: Montreal 5-10. M.wt H. S nger. gen. mgr.; Terre Hante. Merr.v Burlea<)uera. E. W. Cblpman, mgr.: Clere- Ind.. .31 April 1: DanrllV. Ill.. 2; Crbana 3. land. <».. 20-Aptil 3; PIttahurg. Pa.. 5-10. Gar Mnai'lan. John P. Slocum, mgr.: Waco. Miaa Xew York. Jr.. E A. Shafer, mgr.: Mon Tex.. 31; .Austin April 1: San Antonio 2 5; 0. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co., treal. Can.. 2tt .\pril 3; Toronto 5 10. Houston HR: Galveston 9: Beaumont 10. Merry Maldena. Chaa. ISinlela. mgr.: Troy. X. Crt'ar. Florence, in Marrying Mary. Jules Mur¬ 421 FOURTH AVENUE, LOUISVILLE, KY. Y.. a»Sl; .klbany Ajirll 1-3; Boston, Maaa.. ry, mgr.: Vancouver. B. C.. Can., 31-April CrrVM omcTB, 6 10. I; New Westminster 2: Bellingham. Wash.. Century GIrla. Jat,.ii. Mass., 15 .April 3. Rose lllM'a English Folly. Rice k Barton, mgra.: Utnfarbread Man, Xlxon ft Zimmerman, mgra.;' New York City. 'JlVAiirll 3; Rrookl.rn .110. Partland. iVa.. 2S-.Aprll 3 Retna Santley. .4be le'arltt. mgr.: Cincinnati, ara»«eta. Chaa. K. E. G Davidson, mgr.: <>.. '20 Aiirll 3. •L Paul. Minn.. 29 April 3. Rewe Sydell'a liondon Belles. W S CamiibelL Grand t>pera Co., Metropidltan t>pera CVv. The Penn Amusement Co mgr Montreal. Can.. 20-.4prll 3; .Albany. X. mgra.: Philadelphia. Pa.. Xov. 17. ln-1ef. I . .1-7: Holyoke, Maaa., ^ lo. JAS. REITHOFFEK. Pren.. REITHOFFER <• ALOEN. W. M. ALOEN. Mgr. Grand 0|-i»ailera, Chaa B. .Arnold, mgr Waahlng- Hooligan and His Mule Mamie. Gus Hill, mgr.: Also one Platform Show, must l)e A-1. This Company has ton. D C.. 20 April 3; PIttahurg Pa.. .1 |0 l*hlU. ro<> 5; V),-k»h«ira. Mls».. 0; Jackson 7; Mer¬ H. WuLtriYn. m*r KiiniM« idian a; Chattamyiga. Tern . 9; l-exlngl.wi. ot any kind.) Address, « lly. Mo.. 20 April 3: St lamia. Mo,. .1 10. Tiger Llllea. fhaa. E Taylor, mgr New York He«k ef H.dlind, with Fr.nk Daniel*. Cha*. W. M. ALDEiN, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. » li.r. '20 April 3; Troy .17; Albany 110. Frehman. mgr.: Menlg>'U).-ry. .41*.. 31. Herald H,|n*re iir^-ra Ce : Brlxtol. T\'nn., 31. Frank Biirna. mgr. Chicago. Manchester Bros., ChLrll 3; Minnea|>olla. Minn.. .110 Good condition, SIO 00 and I ncle Ham's Hellea, ItotuTt Mills, mgr. Sohenee «* o 3 r d APRIL S, 1909.

Sbeafer. Mm. B. W. Van. Mra. Victorina Bratton, Harry Connor, J. C. iMimont, Arthur Grigaby, C. A. Sbemian, Julia •Van. Winnie Bra a n. Jee# Conovrr. Lawrenca Pumoot, Arthur ••Gruvtis, K. A. Shlelda. Mamie Van. niadya Brennen. John ■. •C^inyera. Arthur Piintwr, Harry J, Gudre, Harry F. Rbielda, Nana Vandervllt, Pauline •Itrvnner, Maxia Conway. O. il. liiioliar, II. C. Gundy, ('baa. F. Shlelda. Mra. Cleo Vaiiahn, Maude Breeiiaban. Ed. Ciaqier. C. H. iMinbaiigh. puc Usiin. Chaa. J. Smith. Mra. J. Kuo Vernon, l^ajlae Breioo, Harry Co|wlanit. Chaa. llunbaugb. K. II. Ontbrir, F. B. LETtlj^OX; ••S.>mroeni. Elda Vernon. Mattel Brlatuiu. Alei •('order. Ray W. Dunn, Ryros Uulbarli, Wm. Sotankl. Prlneeaa ••Verona, Mlaa Rrotlle, W. A Cornalla. Feta •Inittunt. Al. I la hen. ('has. Stahl, Jennie Wallace, halney B. BriMika A Tomllnaoti Corney A Browrr I Durant. I*. II. liarkrit. James K. Sletarin. Manollta •Ward. Lillian •Bndt. J. J. Courtney A Jeanette Durham, Jay Iladiry, Chaa. A. Stewart. Rarttara Wee Wee. Prlncean Coiialna. Jark Purivage, C. J. iiaenry. Pair R. Wf can not undertake to mnitl PAPERS or I Br.iwn Eamlly Strlnirer, Mr. and Welan. Mra. Billie ('oyey. R. B. Ihirning. Jur Ilaggrrty. Frabcia J PACKAUI-^ OQ wblrh la required eitra poatafe •Brown. J. L. Mra. A. M. Welle, Maxine F.rdora, Two Hall. F. W. postage I* paid. At tbe rlittit band aid# of Frown. Jeaa Craft. II. K. Swlirert. Oertnida Crater. L. H. Ki.rle. Albert Hall, R. F. to fiirward. unleas tbe nei-eaaarr amount of Wella, Katie Rnmn. Jtibn. Am. Co. •Tayrart. M Ionia ••Weat. Ethel Crawford. Fat KaatwiMal. Clarence Hall, Cul. G. W, bama jou will And tbe amount required. Browninit. Billy Ta.Tl«r Siatera Wilatm, Edna Broanini, R. Crawfitril. Wm i Klwrliart, F. il. Hall. Frank R. Taylor, Bllaa WII««Ki. Irene ••Brydon. Prof. Crawfonl. Guy L. ' l-^hlln. 8. A. Ilall'a Musical Show Appllratlnn for mail adrertlaed In tbla lint Taylor, Reaala Wolcott. Mra. Anna Bndtia, Aerial Cn-Kcrnt Gardena Am. I Kckfonl. E. C. llallwela Itnai. Buat be alcoed Indirldnally by addraanen. Teeta. Mra. Lillie Wtaalruff, Horn Biillter. Everett 8. Company E'b-nlMTg. ('has. Ilamllltio A Lyle Telehe. Mra. <»eo. Wooila. Grace Burke A Fariow Crichton. G. H. Edniotnla. I.ee llaniptuu. Jack Tiiocn(>ano. Mra. Dona Edwards, II. P. llaoay, ('. W. J. •Mall In New York (MBce. Wrlaht. Florence Burke, Harry Crlta. F. A. i **Mall lu Cblrafo Offit-e. Thnratou. Adelaida Biirna. Wilfred Cnu-ker. E. ii. laiwabla, Joel Hanna. Jur Ytainc, Pearl ••Trimble. Maud Burton. Sam Croix. A. C. IMwartIa A Clarendon Harr, Wm. TwiH.|ell. Sue B. Zanlof, Nettle TIIA.NSIENTS ARB RB Burton. Will H. CriKiiwell, R. W. 1 ••Klllaon. J R. ilarirn Hpm. Tyree, Zenka ••Zara, Violet Biiaby, J. M. Croniwell, Frank Elvira A Alfi.rd liartrn A Mrrrill Nil I It r' QI'ESTKli. WHEN CON llarors. J. Ii. A^V/llXai^a VEMENT, To HAVE Biiaby, J. M. Croea. J. O. Ely. Geo. S. I'.uiuieraoo. Billy GENTLEMEf^’S LIST. Bii«cb. Joe tSheenay) Oow. Chaa. White Harrington. Jaa. L. THEIR MAIL SENT IN CAKE OP THE RILL- Emmert, Geo. E. Harria. IamiIs BOAKH'S ITRLICATION OEPlCl-y} AT CIN B.vme. Ell. A Crowden. H. W. Empire Exhibition Co. llarrliiglim. Ernest A CINNATI. rather TUAN TO THE BRANCH Abraaou. I. Baaaay, Slk L. California Frank Culver, Red Adama. Euiene Reamlah. Arthur Calteran. Tluia. Ciinnlnic. tlreat Kioplre Am. Co. ilarrliigtoo. W. T. OFEICES. •Krlxon. Ira Adama, Chaa. Kid Bear. Alfre.1 S. Calumet Am. Co. (Nirran A IteGray Harris. Frank C. Adama, Ray Beaaley. Chaa. Calvera, Cbaa. B. Curvy. W. E. Erwin. Jean ••Harris A liarrto Cameron. John P. Eacliman, J. H. Harria. Gc«. LADIES’ LIST. Adama. Hurb Beaty, Thell. W. T. Ex ana. L. I*. llarrlBoo. (M. Hngb •Adama. Erin Becker. II. W. Oirtla. II 8. Abbott. Mr*. Helen llartzoK. Eraneen ••Camiibell H W. Evana. Charles Hart. Chaa. Adama, Frank, Sbowa Be<'kman. Martin Curtla. F. W. Abb.T. Mra. L.Tman R. Harvey. Mrs. Etllaen Bedell l|roa. Camiibell. H. W. Kvialoo, J. R. Ilartwrlla. The Adama. W. H. Ciitto. Ilubhy •Adamaou. Cma Ha.vwood, Mm. Fran- Betllnl Family CampBeld, A. B. Excella A Erauka Harvey, Ctiaa. Alleu. Iteriha vn •Ade, Georye PeAlvaraa. E. H. •Exiim. Tbomsa M. Harvey, K-iger Beb.u) A Paro Campfleld. Wm. J. AmtK-r, Mailam Haywood, Mr*.Mra. J. Addlaon & IJvlmcaton P'Amon. Cheater Falk. Kilgene ••Harvey, Jack O, .1* Canfleld. A. E. Anpell Siatera Rid.iwioRiddMio Ayneaa, Howard Belcher. W. 11. Pet'eairo'a Showa Famiaia Ideal Am. Co. llaakina. Harry . Bell. Chaa. Cantor. Chaa. H. ArtiiH'kle, Mm. liny Herman. MaileMalle Alabama Cam. Oo. Pe Enpa. Briw-at Kaotr>n Trio Hatch Cars. Co. Bell. Check Caatta. John B. AruiUeld. Maud •Hermea, Marla AIhrirht. Pan lie Eaiana. Marcy L. ••Eantou. Roy Ilaicbroat, Rubert Bell. R. A. Arnold. Mra. Teddla Hillard. Blaneba Albiirtua. Samuel Cara Rnatlranna Trio Pe l.ancey. Harry ••Fanloo. Joe llalMi. M. Autoin, Mary Iloilye.Ilotlye, BeatriraBeatrice Alexander, Edw. L. Bell A Braley'a Show Cardwell, WatkllM Pe I.nee, John Fanton. Victor Haughton. Ernie Avallon. I’adla Honueaua. FloealeFlocaie Alina Brilowa, A. B. Carhart. Harry D. pe Marr, Harry ••Farris. Wiley Havllan, F. A. ••Raeon. Mra. Percla Hiieaton. Laura Allaire, Alme Benjamin. B. R. Carlin. C. E. pe Momle A PInamore Faaeett A Elliott Hawk. R. Earl Bailey, Mra. MolUa 'Hunt. Ethel Allen. Rex ••Benioxton, Bert Carr, Howard DeVarr. Tbelma Faulkner, C. B Hay. ('Bicycle Barehua. Bella Hi.rzoft,Hiiris,nard Bon Alme. Theresa Kennedy, May matter to members of tbe amnaement profeasloo, are reqneelad to bear In mind that the •1'lnn. Mickey Ilelkee. Harry Bond, Liwlae Kevaer, I>ela beadqnartera for this kratnltoos dlsirlbntbio of mal are at tbe CINCINNATI oSicee, FNher, Music Pub. Heinick. I.<>uhi Boyle. Annie KlUlan. Mable where all socb matter sbnoid he addreaeed. onleaa It Is known that It wrlll be mors Co.. Fb-d llelnts. Alfton Bracbard. Mile. King Siatera convenient for addressees to receive It tbroucb the New Terk or Chlcacu boreana. Fitxhugb A Kbortrtdge ilelael. Red Bradley. SaUle Kluit. Mra. Bona •Flagg. Glll«rt Helton. John Brink, Jenale Klnit. Dorothy In (Tnclnnatl n corpn of experienced clerks Is employed for tbe sole pnipone of •Flaherty Hemway. Frank Brown. Mary Ann Klnkal^y, Jolla recordtnw the wtaereabonts of transients and baodllnf tbe mnU addreoned to them In enre Elctc.jcr, Carl Heo>lcnion A Schnbsrt •Brown, Minnie Kleimet, Anna of Tbe Billboard. Fletcher. Karl P. Hendler. A. 11. Brown. Mra. Geo. W. Kiil|t«. Mra. Pearl Flint. Herbert L. Henneaeey. J, B. W. •Idi Oortllll. lola The postuSIce ndlnnct of tbe New Tort and Cbicaico bnreaoa of Tbe Blllhonid la < Hypnotist I Henry. R. C. Bumpaa, (Tara maintained only for the accommodation of tbuee who can proenre quicker service by bavins Bunntn. Riwe La Court, Resale Flint. Roger Henry. B. C. liB Court 8 atera mall sent to tbe braocb oAcea where they can coll for It In person or from which II may Florence, G. B. ••Henry. Alex Burke. Sadis be remalled to them with greater deaiiatcb than from tbe pnbllratlna oIBces at noclnnatl. Busch, RiM In Pelle. Mildred Foster. M III Henry. C. P. La Marr, Teddle No attempt la made to handle mall addressed to Ibe branch oAcea without a,ieclllc In- Foley. Ed. •Ilerlnabiie. Two Byron. Jane AnlU atmctlons while tbooaamla of pieces of mail matter pass tbroogb the Cincinnati oIBcea In Toaca, La Bells Forblah. Walter Herman. J. J. •('aln Siatera every week and are remailed to addressees from Information nt hand, without tlw delay ••La Tour, Clara Ford. Sam Hemnan A Rene Campbell. Myrtle of bolding and advertlalug these names In tbla Hat Carroll, Bells In VoD. Jeannette Foster A rilanchard Herrman. Willard Carter. Mra. O. B. •In Baron, Loolae In addressing mall to Indlvldnals In care of Tbe Billboard, kindly Indicate what Fowdt. Harry Hertalleld. Mark Cardawlne. Jeaala In Moyne. Chrlt company (If anyi each la Identified with or In wbnt line of tbe baslnaaa be la angaged. Fnm taln Sq. Am. (Vl. Ileaete, Al. Carletoo. Mra. H. A. ^ R<«a Hightower. Albert Carlyle. Gladya i ' Franks. Two HIM A Riddell Caraon, Anna VtV*^*^**^f a n Carter, Lxma Franklin. James Hill. W. 11. Carson. Cnra Younf- Lloyd. Ray NOTICE Franklin Stock Oo. Hill. C. W. bliMtd M^dsui Franklin. II Hilton. Cbaa. P. Illawen. Walter •( arlo. Mra. Kln« •Inubet. Mile. Parcela for tbs following arc now beliu held at The BlUbonrd'a pnbltcatlon oOlce. ••Franklin Cbaa. N. l-'ranklyn Brn*. Casal. Mra. Fred B. '"If”'"?' Tbeyr will beba forwarded on applicationapplication. Tbs figures Indicate tbe amount of postage Hltcbcork. Raymaad (Veil Edith Lucae. Haael necessary. Frederick. Waller K. Hnbenn. L. C. ChToin ^ah McClellan. Mra. Jaa. Frederick. Flexible Hnefle. Henry fitihim Etta McDonald. Eth.vls Freedman. I Hoffman. Artbnr ••Hoffman. IavlB. Chappy Ic Payne, H. C. 24c Snlllvan, Jno. L. 4c Holmes A Iterbyells •Conydon. Ella M. Ernesto Sisters fic Pecks, Two 10c Frye. Andy Fntch. Reginald Holoway Rn>e.' Band CotT* Ethel h. Fields. Dal 2c Pratt. J. W. 2e Toomer, W. H. Sc Gabriel. Jim Hollard. L. II. Courtney. Mra. Sybil Marfelle. MarKnsrlts Foley, Peter 2c Raymond. L. A. le Walaer, Lillian Sc ••Gabriel. W. Jim Hixrnhrook. A. Crawford Sls.era Hennesaey A Son IC Rea. Robt. A. 4c Ward. Lew A. fic Iloltxworlh. Chas. HIgaah. Tokey fic Galvinl. Frof. Cu'Ilton. Mae J "rl Gaginer. J, R. iTele.» Pe Inm-ey. Ethel . Lacclle, Billy 2e Reed. Pearl 4c Wheaton. Anna fic Gallbreath. M. Houghton. Frank lie Tilcker Cmi M. pe Vere. Marls w*^’ , Galvin A Co, •Howard. James H Paisa. Mra. Ben ••Oanwn. Chas. K. Howard. Burt •Iiliberif. rimlUe KithiTii Garfield. O. A. Howard. Ed. Panev. Carrie J?***** Gaatno, Albert flower, Joe •Palbery. Camille I •Gates. Will Hiibhard. W A. Pavla. Florence JJ'' 'f. >»"• _ ' Allen, Dwight Benson. R. H. Oarr TYlo DeVere, Geo. F. I Gates. Cbas. J. linck. Rnfua i Allen. B. F. Bensua, W. W. Carrall. lob DeVoe. Will Paviv. Mrs Geo. 0. ' Gawangn. IVtnce lindann. VIrdIo Alexander, Maxwell Reray, Jark Carroll. Bed Pavts. Mae J)')'*- « it ™ Dallas, Jack lliifford. Nick Berger. Johnar Louie Carlells, Owen ▼. A I Gay. Fred L. ••PavTje. ivuxithy “I'.,'’"- " ; Allison. J. M. Danirla. Boy J, lliighea A Mangnm Plan. Inota •Milton. Jean ; Allman. Doe Berger A Sargent Mnolca. Besa ' Gear. W M. Danker A Cardwell Oeffert. Fred Hugo. Vic i Alpha Vand. Co. Bernard. Jack Carter, Cbaa. Darling. Jessie Pdmato. Mra. Senn ^^Varl , Gellape, Pave Pinker. Rose Moore. Mrs. lean 1 ••Alpine, Mahloo, Br. “Bernice” (^rter Taylor A Co. barnaby, J. A. Hnhn. Austin J Altos. James Berry. Geo. Cartwright. Mr. George. T. Ilnme. Cain A Hoey Ibuirlaa. Blanche oiV Pemold Blaine George, Jacob ! Alvard. W. B. Berry A Clark Caacanno, FraDCee<'0 Pavla, Geo. C. Hummer. C. W. Earl. Mra. Lola . •George, Turtle Alvardaa’ Goats Berry, J. M'llllam Caaey Trio Pavla K. Wade Hunt. Ill Henry Earl. Maud V/'T’*' Gera no, Frof. Eaves. Girtruds Mosli^. Mrs. W. M. Alvo, Ernest Bertram. Ward Cash. 8. C. David. Frank D. llllngaworth. Hayden GIbha, Al. P. •Ingalls. Clyde F. A Zelda Pavla, Garv j Gllmnnr A Tour Elliott. rioMiile Lm JWU. Orac« •Applegate. Ray RIlyrk'a Seals Cave. W. J. Pavla, J. Warren Glllatnnn. Ed. larselaky, Ahe (Tele.I Elm, Francee UJIT, Luln Arcade View Co. BImbaa, The Cevine. Fred Pay. Geo. N. ' Girard. Harrv Ito. Mr. and Mra. Jackson. (I. C. ••Emmett, lira. Hn^ Amaldo'a Sbowa PirkIry, Charley C. Chafin. Willie l^ee Pay. Pot Glaaacock. W. D. Powers, Edith Arnold, Charles Som¬ Blttlug. J. H. Clianiherlln A Sterling Payton. Al. I Glover. C. O. James. Truman Gody. A. Jeffers, Pick •Everett. Gaynell Frecell. Mias I.dXieas mer Blair. Arthur •tTiamhera. SI Dean. Waller C. RsIdIkiw Slaters ! ••Arnold, 8. A. Blair, C. D. Chauiioey. Fred C. IH-cker, Ed. I Goforth. (1. R. Jennings. The Excella, I»ulse Jerome. V.m Faber, Anita Raymond. Mra. Pete Arnold. Max Blake. B. W. t'hefalo, NIcbolaa P«‘la|M>rte. Wm. I Goldin. M. I Gondale. Geo. O. Jeefer. Oiss. Farmer, Mra. Dock Beairle. Mra. (?ny Arthur A I/Oog Blondin. Mf. lies t'Jirlallan. Prof. Frlla P«drarlan. B. (!<*>dhue, P. L. Jewell. Fnd Farner. Mamie Reynolds. Rose Arrlghi, Adolph ••Blount. J. P. Church. John P. I>elmaln, (1. E. Goodrode, Jaa. Jewell A Jennings Fay. Ados Eva Richard. Hattie I •Artois, Walter Roerdman. R. H. ('lark. Geo. C. Pelno. Bert j Goodwin. Clide Johnonn. C G. Faylor, Grace Rio. Babe Atkins. Art Boas, Ralph Clark. Rol)t. J. pemoreat. Robt. F. ' •Gordon. Tony Johnson. .4h Fennell, Mra. Annie Rohhlnn, Alice Atlas Am. Co. Bodden. Conrad Clark. Geo. W. Ilenlaon. I. ! Gordon. Bye Jnbnstm A Payne Ferato. Madam Robertson, txkllta Baokenatre. I.tt. CarHe M. Barry, Johr T. Bradley, A. T. Colllna. n. D. Donworth. J. J. dridge Kalne, Geo. Hamilton. Bstena B. »cott. Florenee Bartbolemew, Chaa. Bradley, Tom t'olllna. Dan Dorn. Frederick Griffith Show Ramm. Heew Jai« Dvrll ••Pbrieday” •Mbirklar. Johaaua A Tlca. Frad Rartolla, Harry McKalckt, Walter Wllbar, Jack Watt. D. W. Bcbafar Victorina Hlndo Kaluul A l^baa MrLaaa. A. B. Wtlbalm. CWnn. Plere*. Al. Bboat. J. M. Truupo Katora. Frank MrMakoA. P. F. Plrrra, A. L. •WllUrd. Chaa. RBort. W. L. Tinning Amuao. Oa. Kau. Haraaa MrBastrrt, K. A. PtarsoB, (1. H. WUIIamo, Blab Bborl, J. F. •Voliler, Frank H. Kaufman. lAjola (PI UrMnlrk. L. 0. Willlaina. Dick Pilgrim, il. B. Hbrlke, John Vottler, F. H. ano I'layar) MrMorrIa. D. C. Polk. Jark Wllllama, Geo. H. BAND Wtropaklre, L. G. Voutello A Vina UcNalr. Capt. W. P. WUUama, J. B. Kaana, J. Porter Band bbungopavi I Indian Waddell, Fred A May Kaafa Aa. CO. Mr.Xailr, Pat WUlli. C. R. Porter, J. M. Magician) Wa*)a. Geo. L. Karlrr, I'tall Mr.XollI. Wb. Wilmartb, Fred Pot tarn, Peerlaaa Bblera, T. J. Wagner, Uana Krffrr, Prof. O. O. Mt-Oulcc A Wallar Wills. F J. Powell, Eddia Bladautwyg. H. ▼. Wagoer, Edwin C. Krilk. Uoyatoo Mrwkarlar, Dm Powlay, BUI Wllaon. Clareaea W. Bleffert, Felix J, Wnlea. Harry H. Kallrbar. Maurton Mark. UlltoB F. Wilson, Tncb Prrnllna. G. F. Blgley, P. 8. ••Walllce. Geo. Wllaona, Aerial ORGANS Kvllar, Harry ••Mark. A. Praolon. O. •Bilrer, Frank Wallrap, J. L. krllar, La>o Mark. R. J. Wlndle. Otto Cnrloy Send for our New Big Catalog of Presluo. Billy BllrenrbBldt. Chan. Walton. Gordon Kelly A Wayaa Maniuarrlr. Nrtl Winslow, Nola •Preotoa, Cllntoa BIncardo. Tb# Great Wambold, Onx-ga Madrr Hbvwa Winston, t^s Lions Kamp, J. T. Priee. Capt. Edward Binclalr, Gao. B. Wampler, W. Krmp, C. H. Maillaua. W. M. Winters, Musical Prlra, E. D. 8ip, Cbaa. W'arde, Harry Mechanic^ Pianos Kvuaa, ('baa. Wise. H. Makla. R<4>t. Pitre. Hall H. •Bkorgaard Coneart Warden. W. L. •Kronady, Chaa. kialuor. I'raak Wiseman. Jack Prtra, John R. Uo. Wardlaw, Jamca Circus Organs Kruunly, Jua Mamrila. J. WltxslarlD. Emo Priee, Tbomns Slagle, Jack Warn, M. C. Kruoatt. la* P. Maa. Gm. Wolcott, Prof. (^ns. Prlea. Jack MUyback, D. H. Warner, Harry Scott Wolfe, B. K. Krut. Laoa Maosirs. Joboal* Prince. Harry 811 fe. Cbarlea T. Warren, H. D. Wolff, Harry ••Kant. Billy Mann. W. F. PriDce, George dmejkal, Klenka and Wary, Felix •Woltker, Wm. ••Kiddar, Bart A Dar- Masola Family Pringle. W. H. Bing Wayner A Lea otby Womack. H. O. MaBaArld. Kugraa O. Proaa. Darld Bmltb. Ralph W. •Weadlck A La Due Mualrllra. Tb* Wonderland Amona Klddir, Chat. B. Pme. r. Bmltb. L. J. Webb, Harry 8. Klarrr, Rubt. •Marbir. T. H. Co. Qoeen and Oaaeeat ••8mUb, Cowboy ••Webb. Harry 8. 2c ••Klrfar. Jas. A. Marronla. Orrat Bmilb A Adaiua Wood. J. T. Bbowa Weidlck. Wm. Wood. Earl ••Klpbllluppr. C. J. Marakall. I.roa W. Bmilk. Ralph Walk, Chaa. H. KlBrrrr, M. U. Martrll, Bborila Quinloo. Joe •Woolcott. Mark Qulunett, Cbeater BmlUi. Roy Walk. Cbaa. Klug Brua.' Bbaw MartrU. OlUrr Bmltb. E. A. Woolsay, Robt. K'lraa, Guy •Walla, Otto Wright. H. W, King, Cbaa. U. •MartM-D. Eddia •Bmltb. Joa Weltcb, Ease Klug. J. T. Martian, VId« •Raboo (Elephant Bmltb and WalUm •Wright, Boas Boyi Wanta, Elwood Klntzliig. Frank T. Martlnr, Tony Bmltb A Turner Wright. H. E. ••Radar, Dare Waribey, Edwin W. Wright, Fred W. Ktnalr, Frank Martin. F. 1. Bmitli, Baatoa 8. Want, J. W. Klaa. W. C. ••Kagadala, Chaa. ■. Martin. Trd Bnlder, T. W. Waotrott. M. B. Tates. J. C. ••Klaaa. Darar ••Uabam, Maater Jaa. Martin. BlUy BobeL N. Weatall, E. Homan Tates, Jack •Kulgblllugrr, O. B. Martin. A. J. Botbem. Edw. Tork. Chas. Ramsdall, Jerome Weston. R. E. Knualaa. I>r. O. A. Martino. Roy L. Boutbhall, Frank Waybman. Frank Toung, Dasrltt Kouioa, Darn Rand. Prof. Wm. Mnrtynr. ICddIa Bouthweatera Cam. Whaalar. Bert Toong. Frank A. fm [I Blilitary Band Or^am Randolphs, Tbs ••Koblar, Lao Uarrln. Gua. Co. Wbaeler. Jack Toma A Co. Raoul. Fred Kramar, loMila Marrla. Ray T. Spencer. (Haranea •Wbettler. H. H. ZaJIc. J^. E. l/W Orchestrions Krauaa, liaoay Rapaporte. M. Maryland Am. Co. •Bpeaaardy, Prof. Paul •White, H. K. Zaufralla. Tba Raran Trio Krauaa, Blmua Maaon and Gardaar ••Spaaaardy, Prof. White. Emory and Zarfow, Frariols and Rowlao. Ecarett Nickel-in-the-Slot Krugar. Frrd Maaoa. E. U Paul White. Bob Gray Raymond. Pater La Hlaarb A La Manoo. Cliff Staley, Prof. CTIare»ea Elaine Von Thtolo Zarrow Trio Blaurh Maaua. Burk •Kay mood, U. B. Blamboech. Harry J. WhlteeofDb, Hank Zarrow, Georgs H|Majestic Pianos, Pianettes,&c La Court I 111, Gaorpo Matlraon. Ford H. Raymond, F. A. Btaodlfar. C. C. and Lottie Zatoon. Maroof Suitable for Tent Shown, Side Shows. Arcnden, •La Fayrtto. Graat Mataamooia Jap Read. 8. Stanley, Ur. nod Urn. Whltaburat, Chaa. Zalmos, 1. Z. Reese, Boaa Nickel Tbeatres, Cafen. Roller Skating Rinkt La Graiiga A GordOA Troopa •Starr, Earl ••Whitman, George Zamater, Chaa. (.aMarr, Larry Reese. Mark and all Amnsement Places. Send (or catalog. Manl. L. Starr. Billie H. Zeno and Zoa La Mnaa, Ed. '‘MaTolia’* Balbal. Tbao. It's full of information, and our prices are the Stepbeot. Wm. P. Whitman. Frank Zara, Edward lowest in America on Musical Instrumenta ot La Pearl iCIoarp) MrarkaB. Edward Reiner. Prof. T. H. Btapbena. Ira Whitney. Ely Zerxa. Ernest Raliw. Nat kith grade and iiimei itinaiml dorabUity. La Salle, Klrhard •Mrrra. Grurpa Btaiaon'a Uncle Toa'a Wick. Herbert 8. Zimmer. F. T. La Sbee, llrrtnrt •Malloo. Bborty •Kamadall. J. A. Cabin Wigglna. Cheater Zobringar. Gao. Ran nix Bros. •*La Tlr, Ge*oaaid Mnoaa, Rnbt. A. Rink News Pnb. Ob. CIRCULARS Sulllcnn. E. H, ••Larmier. Harbart Moura. Arabia 8. Rink. Sidney LOW PRICES I^tllp. Copt. Darld Ripley. (Do. W. Sulliran. John L. CONTRACTS Muradork A Wataoa SulllTan. J. M. GOOD WORK Laurie. Gao. W. Morlay. M. J. Rising. W. S. SulllTan. Daniel CARDS I'nrloa. Anbnr MurrtiwB, U X. lb.hb. Carl QUICK SERVICE ^«nra. U Padta Robhins, The Sum mam and Swiabar TICKETS ••Mormw. Tub Summara. L. (^•all A l^all Morrow. Jaroaa A. Ri>barts. Hoc C. POST-CARDS lodaui (.awroaea Roberta. A. F. ••Sunataro. Frad Sutto. Jack Walter Morton. Ixinle Ruberrson. E. M. PRESS NOTICES Swain. Walter laa, (D«. Moabar. U. M. Robinson. J. D. I're. I>aaa Rocky Mountain Hank Swaaoay, J. T. STICKERS Mnelar. C. Swaanay, John P. •laa. Chan. F. Moulan. Jack Rocky Mountain Am. Harry Co. Sweat. Cbaa. •Muallar. Gna Swanaon. C,rl laldarker. Mara O. M Rodgers. Fr^. Original Designs Mnndy, l.aiKlIa Swlnnay. Cbaa. X. Iianoatta, En. Mungo. Prince Rogers Braa. Unoaiia, Wm. Rollins. WtD.' O. Swlabar. CalTln B. Munaon A Miinaon Sykaa. Wallace 1^ The Cigarette Murphy. J. B. Ridtalna, Ilany To Insure prempt attention, aridd delay and Catchy Titles Talbott, Ral|ih imnrrraaarr corranpondaDce. always tubmlt copy Fiend Mun*h.y, Juaaph e Roman. J. i|. l-^roT. Great Romans. Cartalna Taatllngar. D. V. or rougb akatch. W# ran not qnote prtcee tmtlJ Murphy, Artbnr J, Tata. Krad r-aalla A Grady Murray A Murray Rom*. JImmlb we know what yon want. l^roy n llaaaltw Rom. Wm. 'Taaadala. Glaas Blow- A«k your Film Exchanges •^raek. Fre.1 ••Ro«s. Wan. era Nagle. Prof D. E. Taaadala, Gan. or write us for list Raaa SankTllla. W. E. Roa<-koff. C^t. F. CHURCH PRINTING CO •^’n. I., Chaa. Taild.T (Idol Naaar. CTiaa. Teal. E. n. laN.nard A Ttel Neal. Sboala. Am. Co. Roy. Cbas. E. LaonI iMrk Rnhay. Royal Tempi# Amn#a. 0>. ••Neal. llafTT Tanlay. Elmar ClXnVX.ATl. OHIO. l^ler. Kidiart ••Nalmy. K. B. Rucker. Wm. Maorlcs l'••ley. R.>b«at Rn»k. J. W. ••Taxaa Bud Nalaua. Jna Thanlt. J. Reno SLIDES, 35 CENTS EACH I^Tln. Winia Nalaun, Gai.rga Tbalma and Ourk l^wla. C R, Nalaon. Claiuta Bneaell. Ed. Bn*a-ll Wm. Tbaodoclua. Mark •‘•«1a. Chan. ••Nemo. Carl (Rgrrsl Tbinnaa. W. .A. Llbtu-y A Trnyar Jiim(iart Bran. Mamlal S. FOR SALE Tbmaa. W F. link. Biiir Newman. I'ruf. Thompaon. Harry “Statue Turning to Life" ami “ Lamphllrlta” ••l ink. Billy ••St. Julian. Jack In om-. .kl«o banner fur Jnngla Show, one plate Newport. Hal St i.eon. Gua Ttuenpann. F. B. latflton II. n. with tVair In canter. 20 fl. wide. IS ft. high ••Newton. Bartar St I.a,m A McCnalck ThotniHHm, C. II. l-InTllia. A W. llay.lau make, bargain. Ai»o two Porcupibe*. Newton. Robert St Imila Star Ladtaa TiKHnpaoo. Billy Lint.HI (Tade U cheap. W. H. Smith. 50 Me. Ith St.. Philn., Pa. ••NIchola. l.aw Raaaball CHub Tbompaoo. Dana ••••larger. Ed. •XIaa. Hirry Vlrlan TbomjHam. W. T. '■I.laella'* Sall.w. I, S, Noble, Prof, W. H. Sallka. Original Tboma. Juggling [.ufiua. 1^,10 B. Noel. Jira Thiwnton. R.ibt. J.onit.ard, Praetan Salman. Fred Nolan. Joaapb ••Sf.ltar. Joa Thonit«HS. (teo. Theatre Managers laiog F riwuod North. Happy ot •Tihhitta. J.ibn l«or.g. II.Hnar Salter. Ed B Did yon rrar try nonTanIri to rare that dnll Fortva Samp*#!. Dr. H. T1cb*-n»ni. J. C. D'ng, Cbaa. H. Nmion. J. B. TIcrncT. Ed. biialoeae. W* anpply OT#r StVI tbeatree wltk I.nrg. IVh* Sandem' Entertalnan .S.»rw»nd Tlialma Tlnkham A Co. auuTanlra. le*ng Hillary •Sarf•< .klax T. •Ntc. Harry Santall. The Great TlnncT. C. 11. FREE—CATALOG UT—FREE I'M'ea A l.o|^ •Nya. Tboa. Franklyn Txhin. Maurice ACTOGRAPH ••Saedla. I.awranc# ••Near" Cnt Glaaawara. 10 atylaa. $3.SO p#r KM. l.orrtlaa Nra, Th<«. •Sargent. E. P. Ttidd. J. W. Jap. Salt ami IVppar Sbakara. 5.3.7S per loO lorllng.iod. Gaa. (Vlsary. T. P. Toild BtM# ' Shown •Saaaaman. W. A. Beautiful Shell Hat llna F-' 00 par 100. H. C iHWlIngood. iteoipa 0'To.>la. Chaa To., lU-114 5th Aye.. Chiengo. lU. la.well Clrd Otiallo. Sam Tnmaaan. Gao. W. l.ltOtl Seta Up-to-date Song SIMaa. with Muale, laiwy, Santa Sanimar, The J. Co. Gpparman. Wm Sai.ndera. G per aet whll# iHiwry. P G. Oram. Geo. Townaend. .k. B. Seventh Annual Carnlral at Comanche. Okla.. they laat. One Double DineolTlDg Sfereoptlaon, la'Tal, Frank Scanlan. P. J. Oraa. Wm Sehaefer. Bot Trahand. Edward .knguat lO. 20, 21. ItK**. Ont «lde attrnctlon> for calcium gaa. complala with d<>iil>lc gaa dia- Liiedika Pnif. Garar Graal. Harry Tralnor, Gao waiire,!. Addivaa C. S. WADE. Chnirmna of At- aolTar and buroera. flrat claaa condition: price, r-iind Han Schimllar. Frank Git. E. S<»M A SllT»rlake TTT*««aH. Clyde and tractiona. 54.S. One new Double Dlaaolclng Srereoptlcon, l.yranm Comedy Oa. Gakara. Harry Seoft. R C. Minnie UndarwTltera’ Model, with new Century lila- L.Tman Brandaa Gatarling. Gao. F. TrlMay. H. F. START A FILM EXCHAXOE-F.w r240.00 will •olvar. cooiplrta with two rheDea at bargain prlcae. MrBaln. W H Scolt ami Rankin (Hark. M I Saaeoat Vcmllng On. Tumhar. Wm. R, lay. Eccnomy Film Ce., Room 114 Shappard'a Write na to-day. THE ACTTOGRAPH CO., lac., Mrltrl.la. W H. Pacheco Dalpbln Tiirnar. Bum Hotal. €th St., Pittahurg. Pa. Licanaaes of the Motion Pii ture Patenta Ok, kIrCall, Gao. N. Sebaailan. Romeo Pa(n(af. AIfnsI Seallg ami Mayar Turno, JncrIIng Main Offlre. 50 Union Square N. E. cor 17th MrCartr, H. W. Paka (July A Pakal Till tie. Gorge THE LATEST JOKES-.kre alwaya fonnd In The St. and 4th Are.. New York City: Branch OfBce; M'-Carthr. J. J. Seely, Ga,»rga Pariah. Daild M Sellara. Harry Tlroa Tuttle and Bo Whirlixxd. S-nnipla ci't>y and lataat aung hit, HarmenT Hall Bldg., River and Srd Sta., Troy, •'lri'lln-o» k. C.' W Park, Hogan Alrahip •SelTin. Ed. nita. Maa New York. Mi'Clond, G. KV. P. W. GIFFORD. Chicage. HL On. Senrab. Billy ••Tiler Edw. MrIVna. Chaa. Parlier Carnlral Mod Sana. ('baa. Tylla. R B. INDEPENDENT RENTERS Mrlv. mott. Traaay al Mlnatrala Uecia Sam TTlo 5 WEEKS WORK 2—For baadllnera In randa Sermoiir. O. O. villa, keta that change three llmea a week MrlVinald. Henry VaMae. E WRIGHT FILM Kf-R VICE Partnn. I.. W. Phil Shah H M. Thee nhu'va daily. Write at once, MAJESTIC MrlliHtalrt. H. 0. PaKoo, Prank ShandaanT l*rof. Vallan. Jaa. THEATRE. John Ollina. Mgr., Joneahero. Ark. SERVED "WRIGHT** BrHiigal, Mar I'aiilua. ('aid. Paul Shanm'n. Walter A. Valoo. Hugh MrFaerr. M J. Paaalay. Boh Shanmm ami Strow Van, Joa Our new addrpss—Room» 309 and 310 Mrralt,' H..* CIrrat Pmdara Or SH we Shel.i.m St.ick Co. •Van Allan. .A. D WANTED -Guxlley Bot*. Ka«tern Vaodavllla RelianiN* Building, 32 Union Square, New Mrt.baa, Ja« B rvaao. w n Sheldon'a Comadlaaa V a mlaTacr, Ftaal Show a nn.bT can»aa; pmif .la ibdug two or nK'ra McGInlay, Bt combined. State al! York Gty. 200 sets of Song Slides fot MrGinnIa JiHlann Pa(rraon. R B. Sheppanl, P. W. Vaiighnara. The flrat letter. I ung acaai'n, good traatmaot and rale at a bargain. Music furnished with MrGrarahtn Curlay Pflagar. Otto Sharldaiv J. C. Valara, Jack Kino aura, .kddreea 8 T. OOODLET, Wiahaw, Slides. Films for rent and for ude. Maintyre, Dan Pbllll|ic ami ('raw Sherman, R Vernon. Frank M. Pannaylrania. 38 X ti e Billboard APRIL S, 1909.

Me, Him and I. Hiirtig A Searnun, mgra.: Boa- Yaiike*- Prince, Cohan A Harris, mgra.; I’lilla ROUTES. ! ton. .Maaa., ‘29 .4|>rll 3. det)dila. Pa., 15 .VprII 3; Itiwloii, Maaa., 5 I .Morria, Jia-, Mlttenthal Br>«.’ Amuae. Co., 17. CHEAP (Contimud from |Mige 35.) j mgra.: Philadelphia. Pa., 29 April 8. Yorke A .kdams. In Playing the Ponli-a. 11. E. Mareelle, with I.ouiae Gunning: Puugbkeep- Forrester mgr.: Kansas City, Mo.. 28 .klirll ■TUL FRAia MUSICAL. ale. X. Y , I. 3; SI Louis 4 to. tluDtlcf, G. 1*., rhas. KrutiDian, mgr,: Mon Vi-vviywi-da, The, A Their Baby, Ix-fller Brat Theatre Chairs tr«-al. Can.. T.* A|)rll 3. ti-n Co., pro|ie.: New York City, March 22. Abaolutaly )r1«* of Si.l|>.: Macon, , Indef. DRAMATIC. Mon-Bmakahle Mo.. 1; Krkncld 2; Keokuk. la., 3; Ft. H'Mara. Jo-eph. in Peggy Machree. Joa. Sultabla for amnll tbealra and moving Maillfon 4; Macoiuli, III., 5; Quincy 6; llan Bnai'i*. mgr : New York City, 21* .\i>rll 3. ADAMS, MAUDE: See What Every Woman Knows. pirtura ahowa. Wa nitial. Mu., 7; Mexico h; Coluuilda 9; JefTer POWERS. JAMES T.: See Havana. carry theae rbaira non ('lly 10. Prime of To Night. Mort 11. Singer, mgr.: ' ALLEN, VIOLA: See the White Sis¬ In atock and raa IrlHh Senator, II. S. Itialy, mgr.; Iteadwonl. Clili-ago, III.. Fell. K. indef. ter. ahip Immedlatalj. S. I).. 31: I.a*ad April 1; Sturgia 2; Kapi'l Prlnreaa Mnaical Comedy Co.; San Franclaixi. ARBUCKLE, MACLYN: See the Sccinington April I; i*rlni-eton New Yolk City. Mareh ’22. Indef 0(Bc* '224 Congreaa 2; Kia-kford .3; llaiiiniond. Iiiil., 4; Mlciilgan ; Royal Artillery Baml, Inc., E. Taaca. dln-c- .k Bachelor’s llooeymiMHi. lasin .\. tSiliem. lugr.: at., Boston, Maaa. City 5; M’auki'gan. III.. 0; Keiiiailia, Wit.. ; tor, Joa. IK- 1 Ho. gen. mgr. (Young’a Alva, okla., 31. Monadnis-k Bldg., 7; Jani-atllle S; iMKalli 9; Aurora lo. i Hiean Pieri; Atlantic City. X. J.. indef. American Stuck Co.: Whe«-llng. W Va.. 29 4an Franclaco. Cal.; N. T, office. 176 Fulton St Kolh A Hill: Oakland. Cal.. March I April 3. Royal Ch* f. 11. 11. Fraxei-. pro|i.; York. Pa., j .kprll 10. Knight for a Hay (It. C. Whitney'at, Jani<-n 1; I.ancaater 2: Reading 3; .kllentown 5; ^ .\rizona, David J. Itamagc. mgr.: Texarkana. Fort, nigr.; Cortland, X. Y.. 31: Kingham . Eaaton 0 Pitt-ton 7: Cailigpdale 8; Wllkea | Tex.. 31: Pine Bluff. Ark. April 1: Hot ton April I; Middletown 2: Foiighkeepale 3- Itarre 9; Si rantim 10. Springs 2: IJttlr Risk 3; Memphia, Tenn., 8; Waterliury, CtMin., 9; MerMen 10. Royal Italian Grand Dja-ra F. M. Nor- ! .VUI. Kitty Grey, Chaa. Frotiman, mgr.; Montreal, cniaa. tiigr.: Qui-Ih-c, CaB.. 29 April 3; .\rrlval of Kitty. C. S. Williams, mgr.: Lorain. Can . 2!) April 3. Montreal 5 10. »).. 31: Wellington April I; Sandiu-ky 2; Nor¬ FOR SALE l>lttl-‘ Nemo, with Jew. Cawthorn, Klaw A F.r Rial Mill, with Montgomery A Stone, Chaa. walk 3. langcr, nigra.: Chicago, III., March H-April Hlllingham. mgr.: St. Paul, Minn., -29.3I;| .kt lYlpple Creek. E. J. Car|M‘nter, mgr.. Wash¬ 17. Minnea|ailia April 13; Chicago, HI., 5 10. ington. D. C., 28-.kprlI 3. Little Mlaa Illue RIrd. E. A. IIarringt~u, mgr.; Ra.vw, The. In King Caaey, Stair A Nicolai, i •kngel and the Ox. Holden A Ealwanla, nigrs.- mgra.: Chicago, HI., 28 April 3. Buffalo. X. Y.. 29 April 3. 70-Foot Noldcaxillt, liid., 31; Kuahvville April 1; Knlghtatown 2. Rial Mill tWeatern). Chaa. Hillingham. mgr.; I •kldrich. Elixalteth. A. W. Crisis, mgr. Indian Ix>la from Itcrlin, J. M. M’eU-h Amuae. Co., S|Hikane Waah.. 31-Aprll I; M|aaoula. Mont., | a|M>lia. Ind., 1-3. nigra.: Moline, III., 31; Kurlingtun, la., 2; Anaconda 3; Butte 4 5. All on the Quiet; Falrbury. Neb.. 2. Aorll I; Peoria, III.. 2 3; Chicago 4 10. SCHEFF, FRITZI: See The Prima BARRYMORE, ETHEL: See Lady Pullman Car Land of Nial. II. M. Zebrung, mgr.: Pittaburg, Frederick. Pa.. 29 April 3 Donna. Fully i-4|ul<>iiertalile stage, 10 MONTGOMERY & STONE: See the Co., ppoiia.: Mort H. Singer, gen. mgr.: lengths of Bines. 10 high, ^10 ft. of II ft. alda Bachelor. Sam S. A Isc Shuls-rt. Inc., mgr-.; i Red Mill. New York City. Jan. 2.’l-.kprll 10. wall, light aiMl stage iesMl. Tliis iirofierty will New York City. March 15. Indef. Stiitibom Clndendla. Piinceaa Amuae. Co., tie sold In whole or part, cheap for cash. Ad MOORE, VICTOR: See the Talk of Baker Stix-k Co.. Geo. L. Baker, mgr.: Port ^ propa.; Mort H. Singer, gen. mgr.: Wlnnl- dress JAS. H. FOSTER, Hot Springs, Ark. land. Hre.. Sept. 6. Indef. New York. pi-g. Can , 29-Aprll 3; Duluth, Minn., 5-7; Belsnco A Stone Stock Co.. Bdasco A Stone, MURRAY A. MACK: See the Sunny I Su|a-rlor, Wla., 8. mgrs : Ixia Angelea. Cal.. Indef. i .4unny Side of Broadway, with Murray A Mark, Side of Broadway. Bis<>hp'a Players. H. W. Bishop, mgr.: Oak¬ Dilie .Ma(k, mgr.: Cairo, III., 31; Paducah, Mlaa Innocence, with Anna Held, F. ZIegfeld, land. Cal., indef. Ky., April 1; Madlaonville 2; Earlingtou 3; BIG MONEY IN GUM Jr., mgr.: New York City, Nov. 30, Indef. Blue Mouse, Sam S. A I.«*e Shnbert. Inc., I Terre H-inte, Ind., 4; Shelliyvllle 5: Mun- ; Merry Widow, Henry W. Savage, mgr.: Wheel¬ mgra.: New York City, Nov. .Trt. Indef. ! cle fl; Coniieravllle 7; Dayton. O., 8-10. ing. W. Va., I; Parkerahurg 2; Charleaton Bonstelle. Jessie. Stock Co.. F. Rav CiMDst.K-k, j j Soul Klaa. F. ZIegfeld. Jr., mgr.: Buffalo, IF YOU BUY RIGHT 3; Huntington 0; Lexington, Ky., 67; Loula- mgr.: Rm-hestcr, X. Y.. Feb. 15. indef. N. Y., 29-Aprll 3: Toronto, Can., 5 10. ville N 10. Bondoin Sipiare Theatre Stm-k Co., Jay Hunt. 1 With our faclllliea we can sell gum cbeaiier than Merry Widow, Henry W. Savage, mgr.: Bay ! Sidney. George. In Bua.v Itiy’a Boodle, .K. W. mgr.: Boston, Mass., Indef. you can buy elsewhere or produce In a amall City, Mich., 31; Grand Kapida April 13; i Herman, mgr.: Philadelphia, Pa., 29 April ' Brewster's Milliona. Fre-Wric Thompson, mgr.: Benton Harbor '; Rattle Creek .5; Jackaon 6; 3. New York City. March 8 Aiwll 10 way. Ft. Wavne, Ind.. 7-8; South Bend 9-10. ' Smart 8<-t, Barton A Wlawell. mgra.: Aurora, i Burbank Srrt, Inc., mgra.: Boe- I 10. > Bnrgv'ss. E.irl. Co.. Fred Gillen, mgr.: San Extra food quality, assortad flavor, 30 cants. ton, Maaa.. 21 April 3. i Siin-iy South. J. C. Bockwell, prop. A mgr.: ( A.itonlo. Tex., indef. McFadden'a Flata. Barton A WUwell, mgra.: Gn-enwlch, X. Y.. 1: SchuylervlIIe 2: Glena Burwood Stork Co.: Omaha, Neb., Aug. 29, Extra “ “ “ 25 " I Falla 3: Whitehall 5; Fair Haven. Vt.. 6; I 8<-ranton. Pa., 29 31. Indef, Good “ “ " 22 “ Matlm-e Girl, J. K. Jackaon, mgr.: Harper, j Tlcooderoga. N. Y., 7; Port Henry 8; Mine Bush Temple Stock Co.. E«lwln Thanbouaer, Kan.. 31. I vllle I); pent 10. i mgr.: Chicago. III., Aug. '29. indef. Good “ Ilfht walRtit, 20 “ Merry New York Maid, Joe. H. Thonet, mgr.: j Time, the Place and the Girl (Weateml. Aakln- : Big Jim, Gordlnier Broa., mgrs.: Allen. Neb., Wichita Falla. Tex.. 31; Galneavllle April Singer Co., Inc., mgra.: Decatur, 111., 31; j 31; Dixon April 1; Wakefleld 2; I^'ooa 3; Private labels on .4-1 goods, no extra charg> I: Sherman 2; Henlaon 3; Oklahoma City, DaventKirt, la , April 2. season ends. exi-ept for plates In tots of 200 boxes or mure Okla., 4; El Reno 5; Guthrie 6; Shawnee 7; I ’The Boya and Betty, with Marie Cahill. Daniel Banker's Child. Hairy Shannon, mgr.: Pekin. South McAleeter 8; Miiakogee 9; Tulea 10. V. .\rthur. mgr.: Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 31; , HI.. 4. GRIFFITH Jl CO., 267 L Division St., CHICAGO. Maaiat. The, with Ra.vmond Hitchcock, Cohan Scranton April 1; Reading 2; Ilarrlaburg 3. Barrie Stock Co.. Bdwin Barrie, mgr.; Clarks A Ilarrla, mgra.; Atlantic City, N. J., 5- Tilly Hlfain. Ctrl M. Dalton, mgr.: Scribner. ville. Tex.. 29-April 3; Marahall 5 10. 10. Neb, 31; West Bend April 1; Wiener 2; Brown, Kirk. J. T. Macauley, mgr.: Salem. Mary'a I,amb, with Richard Carle, Carle A Stanton 3; Xeligh 6; O’Neill 6. Maas., ‘29-.kpriI 3. Mark*, mgra.: 8.an FT-anclaco, Cal., 29- Bunco In Arizona, J. L. Veronre, mgr.: St. Tliayer, Otia B.. In The Faaclnatlng Widow, Aprll 11. Louis. Mo.. ‘29-April 3. .\ibert Hoogs. mgr.: Chatham, Ont., 0. Ma'a New Hiiaband (Eaatem), Harry Scott Brewster’s Mllliuns, Cohan A Ilarrla. mgra.: I Two Metry Tramps. MeVenn A Vetter, mgr-i.: FOR LEASE Co., prope.; Geo. Fletcher, mgr.: Jnneartlle, Kscanaba, Mich.. 31; Green Bay. Wla., April BlueSeld, W. Vi., 31; Pocabontas. Va., April Mich., 31: Concord April 1; Homer 2: Rattle 1: Menontooee 2; Appleton 3; Fond du I>ar 5; I 1, Creek 4; Mancheater .5; Milan 6; Flint 7; La¬ Sheboygan 6; Usbkuab 7; Eau Claire 8; Rnl , Talk of New York, with Victor Moore, Coban peer 8; Port Huron 9; Bay City 10. Wing 9; Winona 10. Richardson Theatre, I A Harris, mgra.: Washington, D. C.. 29- Ben Hur. Klaw A Erlanger, mgra.; Oshkosh. Ma’a New Huahand (Central), Harry Scott Aprll 3; Ilarriahiirg, Pa., 5; Reading A; Co., prope.- W A. Orlamond, mgr.: Cape Wia., 29-81; Milwaukee April 1 3; DutHUine, Wllkea-P.arre 7; Scrantoo 8; Trenton, N. J.. la.. 6-7. 1 Osweilop N. Y. Girardeau, Mo., 31; Charleaton April 1; Banl- 9; Eaatou. Pa., 10. well, Ky., 2; Clinton 3; MayfleM S; Fulton Bine Moase, Sam 8. A Lee Khubert. Inc., mgra.: . Top o’ the World. J. W. Alllaoo, mgr.: Brook¬ Baltimore. Md., 29-Aprtl 8. Only tbentre In the city, popnlntlon 85.000. 0; Paria 7; Clarkavtlle 8; Hopklnevllle 9; lyn. N. V.. 29 April 8. Electric railway under runstmctloa lo connect Madlaonvllle 10. Billy the Kid. Cbas. H. Wnen. mgr.: Aiibnrn. ' Three Twine (Eiateml, Joa. M. Galtea. mgr.: N. V.. 81 Herkimer April 1; Illon 2: I’tlca 8. with city of Knlton. impwlntlaw 12.000, 10 miles Ma'a New Huaband (Northern), Harry Scott Ixiganaport. Ind., 31; New Castle April 5. Burgner A Alton Stock Co.; Abbeville, S. C.. niuth. Theatre ca|iiclly. l.OIM; modem in every Co., prope.; Nat t'hlllipe. mgr.: Grand Junc¬ I 73me, the Place and the Girl (Kastern), Ben- 29-31; Rock Hill April 18. reeiiect: e Shntiert, Ine., mgra.: Toronto, Can., I Wllllama A Walker, In Bandanna Land. Jark evgo. HI.. Aug. 31, indef. FAIR WORKERS 29 April 3. • Sho< maker, mgr.: New York City, 29-Aprll Colonial Stock Co.. M. Iluwell, mgr.; Cidiim Madam Butterfly, Max Faetkenheuer. mgr.; St. 3. bus, O., Jan. 11. Indef. IxMila. Mo.. 21 April 3: Kanaaa City 4-10. Wixard of Ox, lliiitlg A Seamon, mgra.: Buf- C'liimluia Stock Co.. Messrs. Weber, mgra.: AND AGENTS Mimic World, Sam S. A Lee Shiibert, Inc., fvlo. X. Y.. 29 April 3. Chicago. III.. .March 7. Indef. $40.00 Weekly easy; talking ami aa|>erlence nn mgra.: Cleveland. O., 22 April 3. Ward A Yokes, In The Promoters, Stair A Nl- Connesa A Eilwards’ Stock Co.: Bayonne, N. Manhattan Grand 0()era Co., Oacar Hammer- colei, mgra.: Washington, D. C., 29 April J.. Nov. 23. indef. n.-c'-ssary. Womlerful self selling winner, 806 ' easily carried. Keml twelve cents for sample atein, mgr.; Boston. Maaa., 29 April 10. 3. Conflict, I’aiil I.lehler, mgr.: New V>wk City, Marrying Mary, Jiilea Murry, mgr.: Vam-on Wine, Woman and Song, M. M. Thelae, mgr.: March ’29, Indef. eahluet ami partlciilsrs; reftindt-tl for return Ing sainph-s. JASPER XFO. CO., Nawton ver. B. C.. Can.. 31-Aprll 1; New Weatmln Cleveland, O., 29 .\pril 3; Louiaville, Ky.. Cook Sl<«-k Co.. Chas. Emerson Cook, mgr.; iter 2; Bellingham, Wash., 3; Everett 4. 5 10. Iowa. Hartford, Conn., Feb. 1.5, Indef. .No free aamfdea they coat too much to make “NEWCODE” THE ^ PARK No. 1000 RECEPTACLE

NO EXPOSED CONTACTS Drains itself one minute after severest storms UNDERWRITERS’ Quickest put up and lasts longest STANDARD Send for Circular

GREATEST SEPARATION At all Electrical Dealers, or of OPPOSITE POLARITY the Manufacturers STANLEY & PATTERSON, Send for circular C^444t. 23 Murray Street, New York. 11

APRIL a, 190».

THELAg! ■AnsBooKr FILM C SERVICE S "ervers K

Your Cholco of 18 New Reels Each WeeK. Jobbers of Power’s Machines. iM-^uiitlc Vo., lUrry Choate, m«r.: III., •JUAi>rll 3; l>»U«» CHjr 5 lo. Special attention to all repairing. ,.4 Carl W.. Stork Co., ll

irI..nleT. Kranhie. i'o.. Jere Grady, inrr.: Ran- a.c. Me.. 2» April 3. iHi>lct ir.Ht. A. ii. Wooils, mrr.: Mempbla, Tt-nn . ‘J** April 8. ult.T Sl<« k Co.. Wallace B. Cutter, mitr.; NEW YORK CHICAGO Hattie Creek, Mich., I!S April 8; JarkHon C- We want to communicate with managera wboae theatrea aeat 200 and upward, and who think 10 l■ll<>lllall. Geo. II. Brennan. mifT.; Nevada. Mo.. they are not doing tbclr abare of tbe bnalneas. Our subjecta are new and excloalre. na SI: ritlKhunc. Kana., April I; Joplin, Mo., 2; aynobronlxing dericea are aold outright and Include our apeclal made projecting machine. J.|irlnallel*l 3: Ht. l^aila 4 10. uwIkit tiirl iKIlroy * Ilrltton'al, R. M. Oar- Held! iiiyr.: Haltiniora. Mil., 20 April 8; W’aab- iiiaton. It. C.. 6-10. all of the N'orlh, with Iti>i>ert Rtleaoo. Henry It liarria, mar.: Italtluiore. Md.. 2 April 8. boir Sinaer, W. K. Nankerllle, mgr.: Cornlna. I'auieo Kirby, with Itnatin ramiim. I.lebler A 20 State Street, CHICAGO Co., nigra.: Culcago, HI., St Aprll 3. Call of Ibe Wild. I'liaa. <• .rbllHiia. mgr.; Hbeu- NEW YORK OFFICE: Ii99 Broadway after April 1st. amloab. i’a.. 31; Ht-ranton April 1-3. Chicago .Utiak t>>.. Chaa. H. KoaKam, mgr.: Ilailcton. I‘a., 2!t-Aprll .1. Cowlioy and the Thief, R. J. Mack, mgr.; Chi¬ Pacific Coast Amusement Company cago. III., 2N April .r Owning and Ooerating 33 Firat-Claa* Vaudevilie Theatre* East, Northwest and West Carroll Comedy Co.. Ion Carroll, mgr.: Manniug- t«Ki. W. Va., 22 A|>rll .T W A Iff T 17 TY I AT AI-L TIMES. FIEST-CLASS ACTS OF ALL t'rcaccnt Coiiieily Co., H. A. Bergman, mgr.: ” 1 Jii-F 1 KINDS THAT CAN DELIVES THE GOODS Greenville. S C.. 20'.\|irll 3. -SOLE LOCKING AGENTS- DtXEY, HENRY E.: See Mary Jane’s BROWH ft BERNSTEIN H. L. LEAVITT, Mgr. Paciflo PAUL OOUDRON ABCHIE LETT 1S58 B'way, anitea 8-9-10 Coaat Am. Atan., 106 Sullivan ft 87 S. Clark St. 1117-86 Market SL DORO. MARIE: See the Richest Girl. New York City. Coniidine Bldg., Seattle, Waita. Chicago. San Franciaoo, OaL DREW. JOHN: See Jack Straw. I*awii of a To .Morrow, with Eleanor Rotxon, I.li-hbr A Co., nigra.: New York City, Jan. 2.'.. Indef Streetmen are Making Big Money Hanlelr. Frank H.. Stock Co.: Janeaville, Wla., 2:t April 8. Quickly, selling genuine, 40 candle power Steward’s Combinadoa Herll. The. with Ge. C.. 2U .April 3. Jumbo Gas Burner. Gives big light; saves gas. Gross S5.00. Honahue’a |■l»yera, Geo. iHuiahiie, mgr.: IHIlou, •Moot . 2!* Aiwll 3. Uorolhy Stock Co.: Sfeutienvlllp. G., 29 April 3. EDESON, ROBERT: See the Call of CHICAGO. ILL. the North. Eirle*! Way. with Francea Starr. David Be lawo mgr.: New York City, Jan. IS, in <1. f Moving Picture Machines, Elite StiN-k Co.; Daveniairt, la., Imlef. Kngilab Stia-k Cii., .Arthur S. Friend, mgr.: Stereopdeonr, SUdea, Acceworiaa. Mllwauke,-. Wla.. S.-pt. 14. Indef. Ell and Jane, Harry Gre<-n. mgr.; Batavia, la.. 2: Novtnger. Mo.. 9. CHAS. M. STEBBINS, End of the TYall, W. F. Jackaim. pro|i.; J. A. Rrebany mgr.: Cleveland, «)., 29 April 3; Day- 1028 MAIH STREET, - • KAltSAS CITT, MO Ion I.liiia 8. FARNUM, DUSTIN: See Cameo Kir- Large Line of Edison Goods. Est. 1899.

FAVERSHAM, WM.: See the World and his Wife. FISKE. MRS.: See Salvation Noll. jWanted—Vaudeville Acts Forepauch Stock Co.: Cincinnati, O., Sept, fl. Indef I Feature Acta and Novelties now booking, French Stock Co.. M. Dourgne, mgr.: Qnc tiei-. Can.. Indef. j Artists, send open time and route at once. French Sttl, guarantev'd. AVe are alao making a a|>ecial aale price on Conea and Cone Geti||,.|„,„ \l|aaU,|,„, Bakera. Let na hear frv'm you la-fore buying elaewbere. C. HALL. 8242 Prairie Avo., Chicago, Ill. POWER’S CAMERAGRAPH No. 5 inter XKW Yf)UK AIM*KOVEl> K^VIPMKXT,” Tlio »>iK* Ik's! lH*t In >1. 1*, Machines. Power Company,

—80ID everywhfpt;— \V. S. CLtVELAMVS PRUDENTIAL VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE MAKE Suite, 585-636-537, Knickerbocker Theatre Building. I4f8 Broadway. NEW YORK. N. T. B(H>kK Theatre>. ''Iiibs. I arka. Faira. Binka Clreiia.-s, Treat all alike. Control great aeii ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. LARGEST PARK AND FAIR BOOKING HOUSE IN THE WOBLD APRIL «, 1909.

HUMAN LAU N D RY improYed Primo Circus Liglits A WALK THRU AMUSEMENT DEVICE FOR PARKS. DON’T INVEST ONE CENT •500 BUILDS IT. $85 OPERATES IT. for your this aeaaon’a light* until you get circular Ulus trating the MEW PRIMO PATS tCO TO 500 PER Vastly Improved over thoas 68 PLANTS IN OPER¬ DOW In use everywhere ATION LAST SEA¬ CENT ON THE IN¬ They are llghllug perfectius SON. VESTMENT. for every kind of show at traction, large or small, ua der canvas or lu the open Over S.INMI sow In use INSTALLED FROM SEVEN STRONG FEA¬ among the heat shows Is U TURES MAKE IT A 8.. iDcIndlng all the large Abovi* dnnblr profeanlonil Storeoptb'on from CONET ISLAND TO circuses. Write us now, and m to N.*); ■liiKle from 112 to $15, arctylcDe, ran FRANCISCO. WINNER. settle In advance question '‘■IcIuiD or electric burner. I of lights for cmnlng season We rballrnge the world te First rti* fllmi for rent at reasonable ra‘ee. rofatpst FTIN DO IT NOW. WRITE prodiic# any lights thst wlU Tell us your waata. AKenta wanted everywhere. TRt lua compare with throe for th* Tickets, 50.000, assorted colors, ct isecutively FACTORY ON THE FOR FURTHER IN¬ show man. anml»«'rer WINDHORST & CO., foot; are lamps. $2..'>U, fits any laiuiihouse. has ^ . KIP^I PV 104 North 12th Street, ST. LOUIS, MO •very. Improvement;ovement; comic announcement slides, w.S. L. NEGLEY & CO., 1333 Dakin Street. CHICAGO. ILL. EstabliaL^ 1S97. 1.^, s|s-clal1 slides to order. IfealerHealer in Moving l*luture Machinesichines and sumdles. Our big new:new : Tf-IF.' ■ F. CHICJ/^CjO ralnlogua will save you money and give you prompt shipments. | j • # 1 AIRDOME lT hetz. Straight Pin Set Spindle S02 F. 22rd St. NEW YORK CITY. PERFECTED AT LAST. MANAGERS After years of experimenting, we are the only firm to pnsluce the greatest 8|dndle ever lnveDte,l, g(iarantee,l to I have a strong Repertoire Com¬ CAGNEY BROTHERS work perfect. Stse, 22x22 lixhes; comes P4 Broadway, Nnw York City. In handsome case; price, A'lU.UO. Re pany, which I will furnish for member we are still selling tbe twisted wire set Spindle; price. 82t>.(tO. Tbe World's Fair Striker, tbe Evans Ilee summer stock or a limited engage¬ Hive Itrop Cases, and all fair gronotl g.MsIs. Tbe Rrsns New Roulette Wheel, ment on a guarantee basis. Com¬ complete, wltb l.ODU Harris CUeck*. Price, 81.-0.00 Ch.-ck Coti., $3.00 t>er pany can be seen, as it is now bottle. Dice of all klntls. We make simI sell more of these gooils tbau all playing. Address TED. SPARKS, others combined. Send for Free Cats locile. Address H. C. EVANS A CO.. Century Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. GOLD MEDAL 1S5 Clark St., Chicago, ni. hPEClAL. Miniature Kkllrsads for Parks, Sommer Resorts etc. Pennants, Canes THE aitEATCST MONEY MAKERS AND n •E8T ATTRACTION IN THE WORLD. Mo Park eoi^etr without them, earning $1,60(> and Novelties In ail days.with proper cars will last a years. Bend for catalogne. WELL, LOOK AT THIS! r —XHE— I —=WMi>iitu=—WANTED U 1T mi AM ' For Merchants’Sprin"Festival,Merchants’Spring Festival, on the streets Middletown,0. n U Ill A, II Two more first-class shows, must have ^oodgood fronts.rOniS. All/\ll kindsKIIIUS Y We wlidi to Inform yoh that w« ara th. I ,1 • I makers of I'ennants for eelebratlona of _ A I of legitimate concessions for sale. Line up> hoys,l)OVS, nOtningnothing I every dcM-rlplltio. OoM and silver pas rnuiBfin Dlli.c * nanl. a •|•erlalty. |■»DBaDts mad. ts but money for all. Attractions Inrnishrd by EDWARDtUrVAKlI BRUS.DKUS. order on .h<>rt notice. Send for jirire. tad I AIlNriRi ' ; but money for all. Attractions Inrnishrd by EDWARD BROS.

The litwe.l price, .nd Ibe Sne.1 work. Ala* Itbar Hilnrea. STEIN * OOLDSTKIN, M Oany The Smith Greater Shows St., Brooklyn. M. T.__ FOR SALE—Raby Upright PUiio. new; 40x6ii Beanon opeoa. Oaffney, S. C.. March 2#; A.bvllle, N. C., April 5-10. lnrlo«lve; inbaatoa City, Tetin., 1 B*ll Ring T.-ni, w.t*. stage, etc.; 3 000 ft. of A|>ril 12-17; then the Rig One. Knoxville. Tenn., April 111-24. IfH-liialve. Aii.pleen INitlca Relief FOB SALE—My M. P. Theatre, eqnipped fo> 81m at 1c |M-r Model R t;.* Machine. B. A. A-aoclation. Want a piano pivyer who can .lag; Magician to b.ndl. big Illusion. Hums privi- I V.iulevllle; acting ca|Mirlly, SAo; atag. SOxW WITHEY, car. Tempi. Theatre, Haatiaga. Kich. lege* for nale. A<>po Dlicsers abuutiug and oiulea brajing. The aecund and third ball kwM-ka the niggera In again. Mure fun aiul exciteineut than a three-ring clrciia. Tbia geta the cmwda and bnbla th< ni nntll YOIT OKT TIlKlIt MCKEIJt. flame ran be made eaay or bard to beat. Automatic, anbatantial and Imptwlng. UrAKANTEED NOT TO HKEAK. Tort- able and eaay to ship. Can la* ijuirkly set up or taken apart. Ordinary apace retjuired. 10x20 feel; weight .TiiO Iba. Windows replaced and ererything re-aet by a lever. No help required, ('omplete outfit, one log cabin, with door, window, cbiiuuey, mule ab.00 with order, balance T. f». P.. K. O. It. Chicago. Tarticulara FREE. Address AEKS XTO. CO., tSS Dsarboro Btrsat, Chicago, IlliBois. NOVELTIES SONG SLIDES One 60 foot Ferrl* Wheel, seating capacity, $400.00-:- 32 adults: In gotal iwder and all ready for bus Finest in the World. FaocT Good* and Jewelry. ln<-ss; will sell cheap to quick bnver: make an offer. Address OEO. F. HUTCHIHBOK, 808 Honey Dear (Haller ft Btaffordl BUYS A COMPLETE Main Btroet, Pateraon, M. J, A'ways Think of .Mother (Haller ft Stafford) SINGER BROS.’ If To-day Were Yeaf*rday (Cadillac) DIItkI Tig I Von Tllxer) I.tive Me Just a Little Pit (Harria) GAUMONT New Book of Specialties Henry’s Bam Dance (Stem) Wanted for AIRDOME T. S. Army atal Navy (Tetlaphone) It la larger than ever, and rontalns more val¬ GothI vaudeville acta, single ladies, *lKter team*. He'a ^ty Rme aial Eye* of Sunshine (Hoffman) (ban any other catahig U*uey Day* (Nightingale) •tc. Dealers, mall os your iiertsaneut addre**. I Love You Forever More (Ilaviland) and we will be pleased to send this book to 10 Watling Excbangei.SI5.00 each chine, Lamp, Lamp-house, fau. Bend for It to-day. Yon ran out afford to 6 Witling Jefferaona . IS.Uu each M.-'di ler set, moaic free. 0* without It. 10 MilU' (twla and Judgea. 15.00 each Rheostat, Synchronizing Ap¬ 15 Mill*' Deweys . 25.00 each LEVI CO., Inc., 64 E. 14tli St., Niw York. U.S.A. SIMOEB BROTHEJLB. Weighing macninea . 10.00 each «S Bowsry. VPW YORK. paratus, Talking Machine Idftiug Machines . 5.ia) each J. E. KELSON ft CO., 48 River Bt.. Chicago. and Connecting Cable; worth FOR BALE—10 Wood Mutoscope*. 1 Wlxird For¬ WANTED tune Teller. 1 Lung Tester. Wiring. Bigna. etc.. Tent. lA2b; 2 Trunks—the lot. S75.0O. C. J. J.\M1ES<»N. care Tbomaa Mfg. Co.. 56 Fifth .kvenue. Chicago. III. TITLES Used only two months, and TATTOOING MACHINES - Design iMsika. atenclla and all kitnl* of different colore*! Inks for sale. Madp in 6 ft. lengths. Tinted Any Color. guaranteed to be as good as Ad.Ire** HARKIN ft BLACK. tOO S. HaUtod Street Chicago, III. 50 Cents Each. new. Address FOR BALE -Five Bapho Tlctnre Machine*, one At 8tat« Armory Schoncclady. N. Y. Grip Tester, One Mill*’ Tuuchlng Bag; will sell ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. J. L. RANDMAN, ■efvarate or whole lot for S-'io.UU. WANTED to Friday. April t to Saturday, April 10, 1909, tmy. seven Mut*aic«pe Reels. .\ddress CHAS. 1403 Locust St.y St. Louis, Mo. allows of all kinds; atmug shows that ran Kn.I.EY. Athena, Ga. AMERICkl TITLE MklUFACTURIIG get the mtuiay; a moBey making carnival for all; vverything goes: conreaaloD men of all klortTalt« and frames. Write to-dav. BERLIN ART AS-BOCIATION. Dept. 16. Chicago. Ill. DON’T BE ANGRY We are headi^artera for cheap Jewelry, Watek- SWEET IRENE” •«, Cutlery, Baxors, Opera Glasses, etc. I* the title of a new and catchy sentimental **>ng that I* a sure winner. Word* by Allan Novelties for Carnivals Tow ell. music by C. I- Lewis. I'rofeasionai |•*>pie» furcNbed on aopllcatlon. ALLAN POW- EIX. Publisher, 110 N. Center St., Cumberland, and Street Fairs. . . Maryland. Whips, Gas and Whistle Balloons, Blowtrata, flappers. Confetti Duster*, Jap Ctnca, Shell SHOWMEN TAKE NOTICE—The Cave of Hor¬ Purses, Ribbon. Badge Novelties, Bubber Balia, ror. Human Spider Boy, 2 head*. 4 arm*. 4 leg*; Glass Noveltiea, Bead Necklaces and Bead I*evll Child, .\nigator Boy. List Free. C. H. I'batna. HOOD. 8 Cogswell Tiace, Cambridge, Mam. MADE BY OUR PORTABLE WANTED-street Trick Rider. You know I get CANES JUMP THE GAP the immey. Write at once. We handle I. Elsenatein ft Co. Cano rack canoa. RTBE SHEILDB. We*t Bay City. Mich. Have one only a few month* old, SH.'iO buys It. Price in St. Louis eame as In New York. Oat- cttniplete with two nested auto for flying tra|»exe vlogue free. Deposit required on all C. O. D MUSICIANS WANTED - For JolUffe’* Brlghtllghta; Tiano act. Write qnlek for particular*. SOUTHERN trderB. Tla.ver who double* comet, lead a amall band, AMUSEMENT (X).. P. 0. Box 56S. Mobile. Ala. long pleasant engagement. Money sure; pav all after Vdning. Addrt** S. H. JOLLIFFE. Shryock-Todd Notion Co., WANTED Bluefleld, W. Va. 10 Cents 322-824 North 8th St„ 8t. Louis, Mo. Co w«wk at attendants. Cornet and Clarionet and Tiano Tlayer, to double bras*; others write; WANTED QUICK—Vamlevllle Acta (all kliuls). Immediate o|>en time. Female Impersonator Per Dozen •oference re<|ulTed. F. 8. GRAVES. Musical Dl write. .4'ldre** R09C0E SLATER, cars PonrI Opera eaetor State iinapital. (\>lumhuB. Ohio. Tbeatro. Nrrth Vernon. Ind. No breaking, no bad egg*, no waste. Egg O l.et, a perfect substitute for egg*, for all cook¬ ing and baking puri*>*ea. Makes fine Ice Cream FOR SALE—Fine little Roller Skating Rluk. Chairs conea. Bend $1.(10 and receive a 10 dox. egg all equt|if>«*l. Organ. Skates, etc. Rent 820; par¬ can. Guaranted to do the work. SHORE ft Too Notch ing well. So. Michigan summer town. Ilavt CO.. Coln-nbu*. Ohio. in qunlity . Trap Drummer otluT biislnes*. Drawer T7, Banger, Mich. Bottom Notch WANTED -Calcium light. M. P. Machine, com in price. plete. gioNl condition and reasonable price. I.jtrgest and At Liberty Stereen deu, signs. HpeciAl ^ M H. A. BLISS. 143 Dielaloa St.. EUhart. WANTED TO BUT—A Working Worid; also flue cage, all for Railroad Sluaw. Stored at style- for BlrmtnghaHi, .\la. Will sell very cbea|i, follow ladiaaa. a lady fare aidder. HOMER T. HARRIS. Law- Moving Picture lug proi*‘rty In Warren. Ta.; Wxt-Ml tent; :vtx7ii; Theatres. itbarg. Tenn. •RtxUk*; ’2.:x4t»; work harm's*; 5 Stmlebaker Immediate w.-igous; Rolie ft Weyer ligbta; Talking IVny. shii-ment. SOMO SLIDES. SONO FILM, TRAVELOOUE J, A. JONES. Warren, Pa. SLIDES. BONO RECORDS. ANNOUNCE¬ IMPERIAL 01 Idnss MENT SLIDES. TRAVELOGUE RBC- SEATING CO. wr tke*lrat*4 liaak ef Bietbi.4ft. aiw, ORDS. ETC. Advertisbg Slides 1349 S. State Bt. irlar**. MwaM at piavs. *ea»rv. act- ^ —Lowest rwtsa oonaiatent with beat aarrice.— Make merchant* |>ay your rent. Three elides, Chicago, Ul. ' kav* kaSi.m* aOkiaattkmavk aiv madenai three eolor*. 2.1 word* each ami direction* for -WRITE TO-DAY.- iiiaking vour own at htuiie for three cent* each, for a •loltar bill. N. W. AMUSEMENT SYN¬ r i'tir CWrouaela Len Spencer’s Lyceum, DICATE. St. Paul. Minn. 1New Music 44 West t8th Street. N. T. City. 17t Park Row. 1. Y ADVERTISING SLIDES-Make merchant* pay your n’Ut. Three *IU!ea, 3 color*, ^5 wonl* WANTED each, aud mmiplete direction* for making your FOR RENT —6 reels film and aong alldea. In ,>oe o»n at home for 3 cent* apiece, for a dollar I’ark conce**lon- aklpment. IXIR BALK—t.iativfl. nel film, re- bill. .knvone can make beautiful 3 and 4 atrea, road people lei* |>aint usv** hostler for Sun Brother* bhowa Eradleator” rad. gre,>n and .v»qiow free with turer* of amuse .\ddn'*K to 888 Summit St., Tolado, Okie. every onler this week. Tlie "A. B. C. of Mo¬ ment d e V 1 c e a kLE OR TRADE-My Show B.uit and tion Tietutes and Machine*." Just out, pk out on the best lars. busIncKa; reason fiv selling' too old to WANTED—Vamlevllle |teo,ty, P. 0. Boa 878. Hilltbore, Ohio. Utah. FOR SALE-II wagon*. In g>«Hl eimdltlon for WANTED -For Adam r«'tier’* Wagon Show*; I 1>*lii-erforiuer* doing 2 or more turn*; WANTED TO BUY—Baby Grand Plano, moat »r*e. WiHild like to buy I'onder- Slid gnndine attaeliment*; (money-maker comedy preferrvM. Salary sure. Eat on lot. be In gmal shap". Those who wrote before 'IwH'l In g<*Hl eomlttlon. C. A. summer): eoel w-ll for 8;i.1. .kddreae k sleep in hotels. .kddress all lettera to ADAM write again. WK. KETROW, 1M4 Looaat WL. ruFt, Uleh. SEE. 801 W. ISOth St., New York (hty. FETZER, Mena. Ark. Anderson, Ind. n^TTtfinQ ' lira. Trmplr'a Trlrgram, with Roar Bvana, Small Pahat'a Orrnian Stork Co.: klilwaukre, Wta., U XXiO. I ^ Hall, nigra.: Dayton, O., ‘JU-Sl; Urantl Rap- 8«‘pl. 12, lnd<-f. Ida. Mirb., A|>rll 13. Palgr. Mabrl, Stork Co., M. RItrbIr, mgr.: THIS CHAIR IN STOCK (Contlnnrd from page 38.) ' Morey Stork Co. p Hadley, mgr.: Detroit. Mirb., ^-Apr. 3. : People'a St«'k Co.. Cbaa. B. Marvin, mgr.: UUKIMtH,LORIMER, WRIGHT:WKIUnT. 8«eB«e th«tn« 8h»p-sn»p i Cbarlea. J. M. Hill, mgr.: Berlin,' Clilrvgn, 111., Aug. 24, Indef. h«rdhard King.King, I Ont.. Can.. 29 31; Galt April 13; Brantford Pernrhi Gypaene Stork Co.: Tampa, na.. In UeTfDHuuLevenaou YIiIiMhIiYlildiab Stork Co., David Levenaoo,Lieveaaoo, ^-7; Slmroe 8-lU. nigr.:Digr.: PIttNtiurg.I’lttNliurg, I’a.,Pa., Jan. 18, Indrf.Indef. | Mlllionaire'a Revenge, Mlttentbal Broa.' Amuse. Peters Stork Co., Will Peters, mgr.: Beau- LyreumLjcrum TheatreTbrativ Stork Co., LouisLoula Phillips,PbilUpa, Co., Inr.. mgra.; Bnetklyn. N. Y., 29-Aprll 3. niont. Tea., Indef. It's Guaranteed mgr.; Brooklyn, N. V., Aug. 10. Indef. Murphy, Tliu. Harry Sweatman, uigr.: Columlila, polly of the Circus, with Mabel Taliaferro, Lola Theatre Stock Co.: Seattle, Wash., Aug. S. C.. 31; ('harlotte, N. C., April 1; Lynch- ' Frederic Thonip«>o. mgr.: Cleveland, l>., *». Indef. burg. Va.. 2: .Vorfolk 3. 29 April 3; Brooklyn. N. Y.. ,110. Lyric Stork Co., W. W. WMttlg. mgr.: Min- Man Who Stwid Still, with leMila Mann. Wm. A. priee’a Poiuilar Players, John R. Prlca, mgr.: Quotations by rstnm neaiiolla, Minn.. Sept. 21. Indef. Brady, mgr.: Alexandria. La.. 31: Shreve Jarkaonvllle Fla, Jan. 29 April :b>. Lyric Stork Co., J. V. MrStoa, mgr.: New |H»rt April 1; Vlrkalmrg, Mias., 2; Jarkaon 3; poynter Beulah, ’st«e-k Co., Burton Maon, mall. Thirty other stylaa Orleans. La.. Aug. 23. Indef. New tlrleana. La., 4 19. St Louis. Mo.. March 22. Indef. frcm SOc to IIU; not nl Lyric Stock Co.: Portland, Ore., Indef. .Man of the Hour (EaHtern), Brady A Grlamer. Pri-iuie Della Co : Boise City, Ida., July ways tbs cheapost, bat Lyceum C-omedy Co. No. 2, Sid Anderson, mgr.: nigra.. Paterson. N. J., 30 31; New Brunswick o,* |n,vf always tbs best. We Ml Hampton. Ha.. 29 April 3. April 1; Burlington 2; Trenton 3. Power Stock Co Herbert 11. Power, mgr.: Lion and the Mouse (Al, Henry B. Harris, mgr.: Man of the Hour (Weateml. Brady A Grlamer, iir.a-kvltle Ont ' Can 2931- Cornwall April oar orders iBOMNllatsly. Rapid City, S. D., 31; Pierre April 1; Huron | nigra.: Paducah, Ky., 31; Kvanavllle, ind., j j. g, Que.. 6 7. ’ 2; Aberdeen 3. ; 1 April 2 3. Patton W. B.. In The Blockhead. J. M. Stiait. E. H. STAFFORD MFG. CO. Aak for Catalog 303. CHICABO. : 1 : 1 RLIIIOU

uftt:"“,T.:i|;er’tor. Frank C. King, mgr.: Am.- "s'^iln'gT.Tl.r’3l'':- ll^eab^g'^AVri! ^ I 4 Yn YX /\ M M Y^

Len“”i»Ke7.“No.’-l». Burton Nixon, mgr.: Sy..- Mi:^'nrnd" VBh"N;t'GoIiwln: New Orleana. ^3?*’wmrrnfnUc'a'p^M AIkIIIIIVIp M‘;‘ri-tt^ifr.»S. T. King, mgr.: Peoria, 11... AHVLTAIRDOME V/lf ll-l HuntlDgtoo. W. Va.. 31. 31; Sprinirfleld April 13. Jj, Britain Conn p ’ORnlmrv lo! I Lena RlvHr» (Central), Burton Nixon, mgr.: Millionaire and the Policeman’s Wife. A. U. p-i.a ‘in Full aCosati WascnhaU'A Kemi>er. i Now boi>king the Summer aeaaon. ThU U N>b-. 31. Wood, mgr.: Toron^to Can. W-AprU mU : Ev,n,‘h|?.7nd.. 3U Vlncenne, .Yprll l! ' Booking Kepsr [..ena Rivers (Western), Burton Nixon, mgr.: Mrs. M Igga of the Cabbage Patch tEaaternl. p-i,. ■_ v,,ii lAtUntici Waaenhala A Kemuer , f . . . . ,, . C^lt^ttm. HI 31 ’ ^ LltddtT A Co., mgrs.: Jerw-y City, N. J.. 29- \y;U^,V.:"*Pi:.\ 3^ a;;?!^; «<>*-. --I Vaudevllls. [..ewla, Ada. In The Head of the House, Liehler April 3. DuboisDiibola 2;2- Tarentum 3;3: Huntingdon 8. Write for oi>enl"go|>enliig week umler cover; aeata

Leigh, mgr.: Janearllle, Wla., 29 April 3. City 3. Pollv of the Circus. Ben Stem, mgr.: E. Liver- VAUDEVILLE Lyric Stock Co., J. M. Canipliell, mgr.: Roches- Message from Mara: St. IxMiis, Mo., 28-Aprll 3. |HK>1. D.. 31: I'raiikUn, Pa.. April 2; 011 City ter, Minn., 28-A|>rU 3; tisage. la.. 5 10. Majesty of Birth. Coban A Harris, mgra.: Phlla ; L.8: Greenvillepi^ienriilo 77. . i -• i Py ^|^j, .,.UI in a I'oaltlon to offer birt Lynn Theatre Stock Co., G»‘o. D. Mackey, mgr.: delplila. Pa., 29'ApriI 10. i Peer fi.ntGynt. with I.oiiiaIsniis JamesJames, Wallace MunroMunro. ' class vamlcvllle acts. THIRTY’ SOLID WERKb Lynn. Mass., 22-Aprll 3. Melting Pot, with Walker Whiteside, Llebler A ' mgr.: Akron,Akron O..O 31.31 ' work over my i>ark ami airdome circuit. Writ* robson. iLEANoa: 8~th. D.wn rKLLY'i'm«"',srir''»«'o,'.f2“

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MEtl'i’LLE ROSE. 8 8' H W ^kint. ® I NAZIMOVA,R MME. ALLA (Reper- RU«8ELL, LILLIAN: See Wildfire. DUlllHlXJBUNTINGUNTINn FLAGSrLl/\\j0FI ACS MILLER, HENRY; See the Great toire),toire)f Sam S. & Lee Shubert, Inc., tleadlck stix-k Co.: T>.|*<.ka, Kan.. Indef. Us-MUlfc'tl xfat th**the Inaniruratloninauguration of I*re«ltl**ntPresident T«ft,Taft, werswere QiyjHs i mgrs.: Denver, Col., 29-April 3. Rentfrow’s Jidly Pathfinders, J. N. Rentfrow, the only d«c«rallona that survived the terrific National Francalse Stock Co,.Co,, Paul Caseneuve,Caa«>neuTe, mgr.: ILuiaton. Tex.. Dec. :i0. Iiuh-f. storm of wiml. rain ami sleet, abowlug theli MANTELL, ROBERT (Repertoire)(Repertoire), , mgr.:nigr.: Montreal,Montreal. CiCan.,Can.. Aug. 17,17. Indef. Return of Eve, with Bertta Galland. Sam S. Miiu-rlority over all ■dlw-r kluda of flaga «d Wm. AA. BradvBrady, mgr.;mor • NliauuNew VnrUYork Neill. Janies, Stock Co.: WinnliH-g,WlnniiK*g, Man., i A !>*«• Shiit'ert, Inc., mgra.: New Y’ork deeuratlona. AMERICAN FLAG MFO. 00., Cltw MaraK ■ '* Call., Indef. City. March 15, Indef. Easton, Pa. vixy,City, Marchmaren e,8, inaet.indef. NIeNen. Marie, Co..Co., Homer E. Gllbo, mgr.: , Rob,T. Katherine. Stock Co.. Ed. Flake, mgr.: ——s-^— Mack, Willard, Stock8toK\Knte ik Fleaher’a), J. B. Ball. Cornet or > lolln, bantl and orrnra ra. Manhattan Stock Co.. Jack Parsons, mgr.: ' National Stock Co.: El Paso, Tex., March 25- mgr.: Murpbyaboro. III., 8. and director exiierlcnoe: aober and reliable, beat FImilay, O., Indef. Injcf. ; Rmind-l’p. with Maclyn Arhurkle, Klaw A Er- Yddreaa MUSICIAN, 406 E. Paorl It.. Marlowe Sto< k Co., Chas. B. Marvin, mgr.: Ondieiim Stock Co., Grant Lafferty, mgr.: langer, mgra.; I-ouisvUle. Ky.. 2!»-Aprll 3. . ’ ’ Chicago, III., Aug. 31, Indef. Philadelphia. Pa., Sept. 12. Indef. ! Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, with May Rotssui, Oincinnati, Ghio. _ Metrojiolltaii SKak Co., Ellsworth A Jordan. Gaterman. Katbrvn. M. Dsterman. mgr.: Lexlng- ; L. S. Sire, mgr.: Philadelphia, Pa.. 29-Aprll . — mgra. Uklalsmia City, Dkla., Jan. 21. In- ton. ilo.. 1; Marshall 2; Alton. Ill., 3; Areola IT- I VY/ A lYT ^ def. 6; Marshall 6; New Castle. Ind., 7; MondeMuncle Richest Girl, with YlarieMarie Doro. Chas. Frohman. /m fWI ■ ■ ■ Morrison Stmk Co., A. B. Morrison, mgr.; 8; Hartford City 9; Marion 10. mgr.;mgr.: Brooklyn. N. Y., 29 April 3..3. i WANTEDY" MuL X” A Memphis Tenn., Nov. 16, Indef. Old Homestead.1. Franklin Tbompaon.Thompson, mgr.: New B«*ar MaaonMason Stock Co.. P. C. Romc,Roaar, mgr.:!mgr.:] Morris Thurston Stw-k Co.: Bay City, Mich., Brunswick. N. J., 31; Perth Amboy April 2; Brazil. Ind., 29 A|>rll 10. I .p, ■ __ A Indef. Plainfield 3. Right of Way, with Guy Standing A Theodore' b ^ ■ BCBBVBirVBOY Myrkle Harder Stock Co., Myrkle Harder Am. Orpheum Stock Co.. En, WII 1 mgr.; Raudette, Mlbn., 29-31; Rainy River, Chattanooga. Tenn.. ‘J9-Aprll 3. ! _ P^F***** W’lth Kobinson onOW. W 1L Ont., Can., April 1-3; Warroad, Minn., 5-7; On the Frontier. H. Claman. mgr.: Alexandria. STANDING, GUY, & THEODORE M HOCIK, Beverlv, Ohio. West Selkirk .Man., Can., 8-10. S. I)., 31; Emery April I; Bridgewater 2; Len- i ROBERTS: Soo Tho Right of Way. Millionaire Tramp: St. Joseph. Mo., 39-31. nox 3; Larchwood. la.. 6: Rock Raplda 6; Lu-, otadd CDAAir*ee. e.. si.. a Meadow-Brook Farm (Eastemi. W. F'. Mann. veme 7; Adrian 8: Worthington 9. i 0STARR, rrtArlLta.FRANCES: BOOSee tnathe MaaiOStEaeiest 1^.TT ^ WY W ' ’ W prop.; Don A. Macmillan, mgr.: East Rad- Oklahoma. Wm. H. Gleason Amuse. Co., mgra.: I Way. ■ ■ ■ ■ W ~ a X fort. Va., 31; Bluefield. W. Va.. April 1; Po- Valparaiso. Ind.. 31. 80THERN,8(5TH^ERN, E. H. ((Repertoire).Ropartoir*), Sam 8. * ^ * A JC-J * Cahontas. \ a.. 2; Williamson. W. Va., 3; Other Girl, W. W. Russell, mgr.: Alierdeen, ! ,a ,I ou u ■ Al ForEor bright, up to-date comedy naterlal,material, try iTiala* North Fork 4; Ihilaskl. Va.. 5. 8. D.. 81. I A& LeoLee Shubort,Shubert, Inc., mgra.:mgrs.: New ivrforn.ersivrfornVers Friend No. 5. Price. 25 eta. ToolTorn Mary Jane’s Pa. with Henry E. DIxey, Henry Payton’s lau* Avenue Stork Co., Corae Pay-1 York City, March 29, indef. , mommon# Vv hackback If not more than aatlafirt.aatlafied. I-E. J.T* W Savage, mgr.; Philadelphia. Pa., '29 April ton. mgr.: Brooklyn. N. V.. Aug. 10. In Salman Sto

It*8 the latest craze and it’s a soft thing for the man who has them to take the business away from the man who hasn’t. THE PEOPLE SEE THE FUN AND HEAR IT. AND TELL THEIR FRIENDS ABOUT IT. The Chronophone is the only machine which gives Perfect Synchronism between the voice and the lips and which any operator can work. The Chronophone System is patented by us, consequently nobody else can supply you with the same thing. We guarantoo perfect Synchronism and any exhibitor can see for himself that Perfect Synchronism is the essential feature of a talking picture machine. Without Perfect Synchronism you simply have a moving picture machine and a phonograph and this you can buy anywhere, and waste your money. What you want is a system and a perfect system and that is what we supply. On the Chronophone the words appear absolutely to come from the lips. It’s not about right, it’s quite right. Think it over and then write us. You can buy a Chronophone complete (not an attachment), including Chrono Moving Picture Ma- chine, Lamp, Lamphouse, Rheostat, Synchronizing Apparatus, Talking Machine and Connecting Cable for VvUV The Chrono ordinary moving picture machine can alto be supplied without the Chronophone for $243 not. Licensed by the Motion Picture Patents Co. Ordinary (iniimont Films are supplied by the Kleine Optical Co. of Chicago. ?gaan)05l| ^GAUlVIOrsJX Y TIV /ir^^TTP CO tCaan)00t- 124 East 2SttY Street, MEW YORK CITY. APRIL 3, 1909.

WIU<>n. Al. il.. In Wlit^ (Mil N<*w Yurk Wa» Injtcti, Hliliii-y It. Kllln, tiiKr.: IvtriMt, MIcb., ZH April Mllwmiki-f, Wla., 4 7; Albert Ijut, Miud., U; .Maiikalu lb. Wiilf, Tbe, It. (i. Ilernilim, niKr.: Miiperlur, Wla., .'II; l>iilulb, Minn.. April I :{. Wlwn KulKbta Were IIkIiI, with Kranrla Wllaon. Cbarlea l-'rwbuiau, mgr.: ('inclnuatl, ()., TJ- NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION. April 3. WiMnl Hlatera Co.: i’aleallue, Tex., 2t*-31; Tyler April I :t. JOPLIN, MISSOURI. Wiaal, Ibirulby, Co.; Iowa City, la., Ajirll 3; Wanl, Kannie, Jim. Itriioka. mgr.: Milwaukee, Wla., ‘JA3I; Cloi'lnnatl, ()., April .'>10. Will Open About May 15th. Wbiterar, W. A., Clay T. Vanie, mgr.: Colum iMia, ()., ZO.'II; llayton April l-.'t. Wllllauia, I»ttle, Ctiaa. K. Itlaney, mgt.: lilrm The One Great Amusement Resort of the Greatest Lead and Zinc liiKbaiu, Ala., ZO-AprII 3. Witi-lilng Hour IWiwtemt, Ham H. 4c I>ee Sbu Producing District of the World. lierl, Ine., uigru.: Aknm, (»., 1. Wrllliig on the Wall, with (Mga .N'etberaole, W. A. Cage, mgr.: Chicago. III., 'JO A|irll 10. 250,000 PEOPLE TO DRAW FROM-250,000 Wight 'riiealre Htoi'k Co.. Illlllaril Wight, mgr.: Ilowaril. S. I)., 'JO 31; MaillKon April 1-3. Connect(*(i with Galena, Coltmihiis, Scammon, Wior City, Fontcnac, Mulberry, Worlil anil Ilia Wife, with Wm. Kaverabam, Pittsburjr, Ort nofio, Carterville, Wt bb City and Carthage by Electric Railway. Six Sully. Itanlel: San Kranclam. Cal., JH-AprIl 10. Frank J. Wllatarb, mgr.; I'Ittaburg, I’a., JJ Spiamer, Cerll, Cbaa. K. IHauey, mgr.: Mntille, A|iril 3. minutes’ ride from the heart of the bufiine8.s district Ala., 13; New Urleana, l.a., 4 lo. WlilillOelil Stork Co.: Jofilln, Mo., ISt 31; Colum- Sbailiiwa of a lireat City, W. I.. Malley, mgr.: biia, Kaua., A|irll 1 3. CONCESSIONS FOR SALE OR ON PERCENTAGE. Ih-a Molnea, la.. 2H3I. White Slater, with Viola Allen, Llebler 4c Co., Shea, Tbomaa K.. Cohan A llarria, ingrH.; Mail- nigra.; Ituliith. .Minn., 30 31. WANTED, FIRST-CLASS PARK ATTRACTIONS. laon, Wla., 31 April 1; l..a Crokae 23; St. WllilOre, with l.illlan Itiiaaell, Joa. Bri>i>ka, Paul, .Minn.. B-10. mgr.: San IMego, Cal., Z-3. Simple I.lfe: .Springflelil, .Maaa., 20 31. Wlnnlnger Bri».‘ Co.. Frank WInnInger. mgr.: Address, SCHIFFERDECKER ELECTRIC PARK CO., The Itatlle, with Wilton Ijieka.re. I.lehler A Michigan City, Ind., JOlApril 3; Chicago, Co., mgra. ■ .New York (Tty. Ih-r. 21, InMef. III., b 10. Keystone Building, JOPLIN, MO. ITie Fighting llo|iv, with ItlNiirhe liateK, Itavhl Wolf, Tbe: Ci>rtlanil. N. V.. 2. Belaix'o. mgr.: New York City, S«-pt. 21- Whitealile Strauaa Co.: Manrbeater, N. II., B- Aprll |0. The Tatrli t, with Wra. Collier. (Tiaa. Proh- Vbntlxh StiK-k Co., M. M. Thomaah*fi«ky, mgr.: inan. mgr.: .New York City, Nov 23, inilef. I*hlladelplila, I'a., Jan. I.'i, Indef. Third Itegree, Henry II. llarria, mgr.: New Young RnITalo. CTiaa. K. Rlaney, mgr.: Montreal, York Clly. Feh. 1, lii.lef, Can., 20 April 3; Buffalo, N. Y., 5-10. Trihem Sliak Co., Al. Trahem, mgr.: I‘at- rbogne, 1,. I.. N. Y., Indef. Traveling Saleaman l.\l, Henry R. llarria, mgr.: New York City, Aug. 10-.\prll 10. Bargains in IS THE NEW HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTH Triplett, Wm., Co.: Atlanta, *S FILM SERVICE. ^ la.. In.lef. Slot Machines! r REGULAR WEEKLY SUPPLY OF 12 TO 18 REELS OF ^ Tttri-e of I'a. (Tsaa. F. Ward, mgr.: (Jrecn Caatle. only a few left. Mntoaco|iea, $12..30; Vaudo- SPLENDID. NEW. LICENSED SUBJECTS IS NOW AVAIL¬ acopea. $17.r>0; Mllla' Cnita. $11.00: "Tower Lift Ind., 31; Indlana|>olla April 13; Milwaukee, ABLE. A BETTER FILM SERVICE COULD NOT BE HAD IP Wii., 4 to. era. $'J2..'iO; RoaenSeld Candy Machlnea. $8.00: Temiieat aoril 1; Arkadelphia 2; Hot Springa hunch. Don’t delav. Flrat caab offer takea tbe V A LETTER TO US TO-DAY WILL ENABLE YOU TO ^ K lot. F. R. MOSELFT, RaTenna, Ohio. I: Little Knck IMne Hluff 6. Tampeet and Siinahlne (Central I, W. F. Mann. ^ BETTER YOUR FILM SERVICE. ^ rrop.; KIchanI Chapman, mgr.: Columbia City, Dd., 31: 1‘rni April 1; Wahaab 2; Ixiganaport S Co>umt>ua. ()., S-7. NOTICE! O. T. CR4WFORD FILM EX. CO. Traip<‘at and Siinahlne (Raatem), W. F. Mann, prop.; E

Ing. W. Va.. 2-3. strong anake pit man; no glommtng, freak pre- AT LIBERTY Taliaferro. Mabel, Ftederlc Thompoon, mgr.; ferreil. A home for a good mao; aalary aure. Clevelaml. O.. 20 April .3. Teil Sberdlan. Jack Boyd, write. Will bny 3t»x Tallafeno. Edith. FYeilerlc Thompaon, mgr : 70 white tent, muat he In gixxl condition. State N-wfolk, Va.. 20 31; Rlchmoad April 18. all In Ant letter. ETAM8 A BMAI.I., Xgra., Taylor Stork Co.. Rotiert Taylor, mgr.: Con ChailoatoB. lliis. ■elavllle. I'a.. 2ft-Aprn .3. AGENT Treidwell Whitney Stock Co.. Ketrbnm A Wal- bookane 2 3: RattMtnim, Ida.. A. Hope 7; Mlaamila, Mont., 8; Anacomla 9; Butte 10-11. FOR SALE Tom’a Cabin IStetaon'a Raatem), l.a>on An Eeuina Freak. A aure money-maker; Waahb)im. mgr ; Middletown. Conn.. .31; Wln- up to-date attractkin. one that will cauae ated April I; Meriden 2; New Britain 3. (ample to alt U|i and take notice. A auiui rnhrokin Road, with Bertha Kallch, Ilaniann the right parly. For (lartlculara write D Orey Flake, mgr.: Toronto, Can.. 29 April 8. MCSELEY, Warreaa, W la. CRESCENT T^^'J'ke A Elton Stock Co.: Milwaukee, ORANGEADE wta., March 1, Indef. Tajcnrln std Virginian. The, 33ie KIrke l.aShelle Co., propa.; that can change twice weeklv. Oood wardrobe with the fake drinka that are often aold. Tbit Is a fmlt product that caa J 11 I'alaer. mgr : South Ih ad. Ind . .31 lm)l*|)eD«vldr. Mat* low<>at salary. Semi photo* Vernon stock Co . It B, Vernon, tngr • Charlea he aold anywhere. It haa a rich orange flavor and bright orange color. No smt clipping* which will lie returneil. S,‘asi.a ton S C o,) ^prii Savannah, (la . 5 to better Orangeade could imaalhly be made. I'rlcea—1 to 5 (loands, $2.00 a lb.; WHITESIDE, WALKER: See the 40 wm-ks. Address HARRY J. FREEMAN. 5 to 10 Iha., $1.S3 a lb; aamide gallon. 10c. We pay all express charges. Oen. Dal., Charlotte, M. C. We also make nine other drink*, such as I'inmipple Cider, I>>monade I’owder. Melting Pot. Cres-Cola, IVachelte. etc. We will send a c«m|ilete line of samples prepaid WILSON. FRANCIS: See When WANTED .A young lady of pleasant for $1.U); actual value. $1.45. Our drinks are all Uuarantsed under tbe (hire Knights Werg Bold. *ltlou ami giMsI appearance, to run a tiirfdeu Food and Drug* Act. F. S. Serial No. 117t>S. We have an excellent pru[>osttloB Clmlerella Sll;i|>er Whwl. Kx[H‘rtence untiece* to offer agents to s,dl our drinks to stores, restaurants, saloons, etc. We sell WARFIELD. DAVID (Repertoire), ssr.T. Write at omv; m-ml pbotogra|ih Will latest Improved coolers, tumbler carriers and tumblers at lowest prices. «ln> til ke| to (he right one. .A Idn-** FRANK David Belaeco. mgr,: Philadelphia. COLUMBIA manufacturing CO., Oopt. 9. IIS9 Harrinon St., CHICAGO. ILL MILLER, cars Cavil and Campbell’s Orest Pa., March S'Aprif 17. Biiuthem Shows, earouta; Boonville, Ark., Mar. Ward Coni ••tj Co. Hugh J. Wanl, mgr." .long tS-April 3. Song China. April .3.30. Attention! Concessionaires and Streetmen! Attention! Wriu llaimoiid. Si.a-k Co . C B l.onl. mgr : HOW TO OET on the STAOE-Ydu m>e,I no Sanaa. Cltr Kan.. March 13 April 10 experleiH-r: niy Nsik gives you Inforuiallou ami What Fyrv Woman Ktiona. with Maude Ad silrlei-. sihlresics of iMaiktiig agent* and how to • nia. Chaa Froliiuan. mgr ■ New A ork Cllv. Interview them ITIi-e. .'sV. T. R. COLON, IS-e on, Indef 1703 Mirk ran Are., Chicago. III. BUSINESS MEN’S SPRING FESTIVAL W|iinli»-g (iran leggml t'olt, a gi'niilne FRER ON THE MAIN STREETS. Can . 0.1 12. Indef freiik, eight iiioiilh* olt: a |a-rfi>ct hors,* with the Wnifa si„ |, (•„ . Joplin, M„,. Aug 30. Indef. e\ee|illon of right front leg; owm-r ha* other Wolfe St.vl, cv. J A Wolfe, mgr : Wleh liiiHiiie** and ran not travel to exhibit, and liaa Norwood, Ohio, May 1st to 8th, inclusive. Ita. Kan . Inlef ■let id'll lo a. II. Addrw* R. B. HANSON, Ttoman’a tVay. with (Iraea Caorge, Wm A. Sleepy Eye. Minn. (>00,000 i>oople to draw from. Five-cent car fare. ALL PRIVILEGES Jradr. mgr : New York City. Feh 1(1. In HIGH DIVING D"")© tiiiaU fox terrlerl asd ex trnxion Ixddera. ($0; itrcng ballThoo. good fro4 FOR S.\LE EXCEPT CONPE TTL .-Ml attractions furnished by the Hlliaetloii Have fold oier JtX* HARRY DICK¬ INSON, $466 Wren Av... St. Loaia, Mo. Famous Robinson Shows For terms, addrt'ss, il. C. BOLSINGER,

look: tlieal Fp'ak llliialon. Mg money gidtei- Room 23, Bodman Bldg., 621 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. for i lalform or pit alioua, mi glaa*; woman rai. wo'k It; wilglit .30 III*. Will liiilld llniltid iiiiiulH-r at $|3 ea.h. .Addrea* C. J. EMERSON, 45 Harriett St., Bridgeport, Conn. FOR SALE—My Entire Outfit HALE OR EXCHANGE -One Naiighton’a Raw top. B. A I_, with rxxl ilecorallon*. extension evea, pull u{> hale ring*, stakes, ■ tall I'oki'r Caine. rle(e, faiiey lent for hlima, !• high, rx'uerved *eat*. new *tage. (>arlor Hotting. 2 drop curtaina, lights, .anil'. u*»''l tt»ri*i dav*. g***l xa new. Wilt wll ■ipiee, otto' tent I'Jxlt. |>ro|>. trunk, tent free fnim ndldew; u*wl last aeaaoB. er trade for eaiiva* or any goml thing A. M. Neh.. Ready to *.•( 11(1: all «*'n 1 lete. a *iiap. $.'hai.i*). Heaaon for selling, have KFEFER. Mongo. Ind. •stead In June. Write WM. FRANKLYN COMEDY CO.. Sutherland. Neb. APRIL 4, 190%

Film News (Continue from pag« 16.) FOR LEASE asd (traam. But rTrrjrwbrre the dK flatM>rmrn | p^ralat In tbetr ili«(cal work ami It la nt^enaar^ for tba game warden* to exerrlae every poasilite -AT- vigilance. Of courae, there la no love loot be¬ tween tbe game warden* and the Hah pirate*. I and tbia fact give* tbe theme of the Intereating . Blm. In thla caae tbe al(nation I* rendermi more Intenae by the fact that tbe game war¬ den, Stanton, who la tbe bero of the atory, la In love with the flab pirate'* daughter. 8<‘ene 1, A vlalt from tbe Flab Wanlen—Stan¬ Rockaway Beach, New York, ton and tbe 1‘lrate'a Daugbtar; arene 2. 1%* Wardeua on the Track of Evidence; acene S, Pirate* Laying tbe Sbad Seine; acene 4, Bring¬ ing In tbe Flab; acene 5, Tbe Warden* Seize tbe Seine; acene 6, Ileatroying tbe Net*—Stan¬ ON THE BOARDWALK, ton Captured by the I'lratea; acene 7. At the Merty of the Tide; acene R. Reacued at the _ i Laat Oaap; acene 8, The Fight Adoat—The Old Pirate Wounded; acene 10, The Pirate’* Ileatb. : A LOFTY HALL, .3«xl(a». and an ACPlTOItll'M with stage and Inclined floor, aultxble for Electric j Theatre. Met-hanlcal Show* as "Johnatown Umid.” "Earthquake at Me»*ln*" ami other abowa; | ♦ The Kalem Company will abortly releaae a also other iimaller *pace*. These prvnilae* are tltiiated on the moat iHqiulaB section of the Board- | great travel Him. entitled A Trip to the Wonder- ; Walk, on tbe comer ct Ocean Parkway where all the peo|>le Must past when dineinbarking from land of .\merlca. Itelng picture* of tbe great the line of atesreboata from New York City. For particulars addre** THE L. A. THOMPSON geyaer* of the Yellowatone. ! SCENIC RY. CO., 820 Broadway, Now York City.__

CENTAUK FILM COMPANY. | ITie (Vntaur Film Company offer* a subject. I CAN YOU READ In The Skeptical Cowboy, baaed u|M>n an actual Incident which occurred In the Weat. It la | AT LIBERTY full of Interest and la aure to pleaae. FILM EXCHANGE REINSTATED. ^ The original London Punch and BETWEEN THE At a meeting of the Motion Picture Patent* ' Contpaiiy, at its offle in ,\ew York CItv. .March ' Judy entertainment. One of the 16, revocation of the lIcenHc* of the s’tar Film ' Exchange and the Wro|>rletor* of the BIJ.hi Moving Picture Tlicatn-. Wilmington. N. C.. children. This is a high- have enlarged their theatre *o that It now ac¬ commodate* .'inn people. The bURliie** at thi* Four times I have said in rilace- of amiihenient ha* lM*en *o tmorm^ai* <»f class show. Communicate, ate, that It l>ecanie neceiwary to enlarge the my advertisements: “No place In order to accomnuHlate the people. ♦ matter what happens, no The Chicago Klim Exchange ha* made ar matter where you are get¬ rangcinenta with John Krone, whepdiy thev have ALI Z4DA, secured the exciiiaive right* for the 1’nlted ting your films now’, no State* and Canada for the pletutvo* of the ST/CHARLES HOTEL. Summer* Britt 6ght. Theac picture* were taken ' before the National S|K>rting Club of l/ondon. matter what your atti¬ England, Fe(>ruary 22. IlDK). 17 S. Clark St., CHICAGO, ILL. tude may be towani the NEW YORK AMATEUR CHAM-I fight going on in the mov¬ PIONSHIP RACES. ' WAIMXED WANTED ing picture game, I WILL Commencing with Manh 2."». a wrle* of roller i SUPPLY YOU WITH rac«>« for the amateur rbam|>ion*hip of Creater New York will lie held wi-ekly at the Metro 1 ELITE MINSTREL BOYS A BETTER SERVICE polltan Roller Rink, Broadwa.v and Flft.v ai'cond ; atHH-t*. with the exception of Thurwlay, April j Contracted with THE FAMOUS ROBINSON SHOWS, THAN YOU CAN GET I, when Frank Goldie, profiomlonal champion, will race (110** mlie* againat the Metro|Hilltan j Season 20 weeks, opening Cincinnati, Ohio, May 1st. ANYWHERE ELSE Relay Team, conipowil of T. loe. J. .Morelll I and J. Carroll, and Thursday, April 22. when a grand marine and carnival will be held at COLORED PERFORlVfERS AND AT A PRICE the rink. Ap|M>nili-d I* a Hat of datea and event* acheilulcd; Singers. I*ancer*. Cometllana. niu*t double In hand. No parade, concert work only. Mnalcal THAT IS. ON THE March 'jn. five-mile cbampi as s-coration* aisl ••tc. etc. Importers, Jobbers and Manufacturera. RUDOLPH BROS., quick. i 520 S. 6tb Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

THE OLD MILL CARL LAEMMLE, Prcsldonl. STREAM. Automut- ic moving fishing flLBVil BULl’OKiH.X game. A reitroiliM'- tlou of an old mill kc,-iie with running watiT, mill wb.1’1 In motion, and fish The Laemmie awiiuming. "Caleb a fish aiKl see how lucky vou are." BASk BALL POKER 111** UMAHt atiractlTt* and tawdiiallntc of all n o Y ^ 1 t y hall Film Service tliromlui^ ltatii»*a. fPtp Mill Stream Haadquartarb: For partlnilara addrvMR 196-198 Lake Street. - CH1CA60. J. M. NAUGHTON AMUSMENT CONST. CO., Hotel Mayer Bldg., Peoria, III. BIG HUSTLING OFFICES IN OUR i-ECTURETTES er* iH-ing featured fr,.in Coast to Coa.t. Put tliem on lo-fore y.,ur rival ge s wise; Just out Lg.vpt-Sw ll/. rl.ml-Greal Hrltalu-Glim,..e, of the World; n,mUf other* OMAHA. NEB. I rice is-r lo-t of 12 allde*. Im-liidlug l.-r ture. $1.50. CUNBY BROS., 10 East 14th street POBTLAND. ORE. MEMPHIS, TENal. MONTREAL. QUEBEC. FOR SALE MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. The picture I* that of Mis* Mal>c4 Humbert, "COLUMBIA" CAROUSELL EVANSVILLE. INO. tbe lyric qms-n, being gifted with a rich so BALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. prano voice of gn‘at range for tlie work ailopt- GALLOPING HORSES $3,000 WINNIPEO. MANITOBA. ed by her as a picture singer in-l character Best in tbs World. change artist. She baa lately returned from the Cab’t be beat for traveling pnrpoaaa. East, after a twenty w»'ek*’ engagement, play¬ W. P. MANUEI.B CO., Caruasell Works. Penny Arcade and Accessories I AM A JOBBER OF POWER'S MACHINES. ing Kansas City and the Crystal Circuit, her C/oney Island, New York. work being much ap|>reclaled by both prwsa and fl.tioo takes It. Address B. R. LICHTY, Wa- pnblle. tarloo, Iowa. APRIL 3, 1909.

K. St E. MOTES The complete caat of the company that la Klaw & Erlangen and Joseph Brooks prialiiclng 'ITie Family, at Powera’ Theatre. ROLL TICKETS Inclmlea Malu-l Burt, (ieorge W. Howard, Henry The Week in New York hiiv»* ui'r|.|i|i-iiHiiii-Fh on 111*' l**dllc I'oam. Hy, will be featured In night, eamial the gratitude of one icale mem- Wildfire ii.-xt M<-aaon. la-r of tbe audience one night laat week by JoM-pb itrooka baa engaited Eleanor .MorettI jumping on a allk bat thrown on the stage by for the part of the Kgyiitlan. Iraa, In Hen Hur aald male niemla-r. next aeavjii. .M'aara. Klaw St Krlaiixer and Celia Mania, leading woman of the Star Jiau pli Kriaika are orKanIzIiiK nil exeepilorially Tlieatre, on .Milwaukee ave.. fell and broke her atroiiK eoiiipuny for tlila play for next a<'aaoii, arm recently. .Miaa Marvla came from Aus¬ and will prewiit It In the laricer i-ltlea, aiioh tralia. aa New York. Ho«t rounds rhamplonabip between .voii and Jack Becauae It haa a cherry In it. (To tboae In aucci.nMea of the aeaaon on the Pacittc Coaat. JoliDat/n at Ulvervlew Ex|Hmition during August. doubt, write A T. Worm for the laugh here¬ deafdte file fact that the play w aa not re- If aatlafactiKy. ronflnu—- lairtraya the .Viieuai. The rirciia Man will be one of tboae tbe Columhua. aim of the hiaise, a wild, care free young fellow bijt iirodiictloria for which Klaw St ErUiiger Alec B. Francis, of the Coming Thro' the walking backwards up the stairs to Ida room have la-come famoiia. Hye Company, diaapiteared while the cimpany after a more than usually late night with was In Chicago and hla wife and friends have GUARIMI AMD HIS COMCEKT BAMD frlenda. The young man la aaked why he ael- been unable to get any trace of him. ecla that miale of prign-aa. and repllea. “well, Of the many concert bands which The Bush Temple Theatre wHl have a play yon see. If my father auddenly oja-na hla ta^cl- make New York City their head.|uarlers, per- without a name for tbe week of April S. A prize of five dollars will be givexi to the person riaim door and discovers me, he la certain to hapa none are more favorably known than SIf MORE RELIABLE TNAN ELLCTRIC ask me why 1 am going to IhuI at that hour. nor P. On.xrlnra organization, which bad aueb auggeating tbe l>est name. Adela'de Keim will probably be Been aa BRIGHTER THAN CALCIUM. And I am just aa certain to reply that I am X aenaatbiiial and (ihenomenal aiicc<-sa St Hamlet at thr Bnsh Temple this aea.aon. Mlaa not going to bell, but down town to my office.'’ Palmfa Carden. In New York, where It played Kelm haa played the rule Wfore. FORTUME HUMTER COMIMO the entire winter aeaaon. Oiiarinl and hla The Hengler Slaters, now dancing in vaude band ma.v aafely be aald to ocnipy the fore¬ vllle. are to make their aptiegrance here next Mi’ssrs. Cohan and Harris will pre¬ front among organiz.itiooa of this character, fall In a new musical comedy aa twin atars. sent WInchell Smith’s The Fortune Hunter, ■la to impularlty aucceaa and iip-to-datencar. Cecil I>>an and Florence Hollirook have been an .4nierlcan i-omedy of tialay, with Thomxa W. Thia li ea[a*clally true In regard to hla pro- apiiroached with a proposition that they ap|iear Bs, at the Gaiety Tlieatre. Easter .Monday, gruma. which embrace all that la popular in In The tilrl From Rector'a when It appears at Aurll 12. In tbe cast are Forrest Robinson. grand ojicra. light opera, mualcal comedy, ytu- the International. Mary Ryan. H.il-' Hamilton. Eila Rnina. Syd¬ levllle. etc., Itroadwa.v hita, aa well aa choice ney Aliiawiirtb. Kathryn Marshall. Alice Far aeleoliona from the claaaica and old maatera. kea Warren. J. Charles Rrownell. Gisirge Lo- Ciiirinl. aiure the cloae of hla winter aeaaon, ane Tucker, Ogden Stevens, tirant .M tcbcll. March 1, baa be<-n biiaily engaged in drilling Noveltlts, Fancy Goods and Jawelry[for K,lger Nelson, Walter Horton. Horace Janiea. anil rehearaing hia band in aome entirely new Charlea Flaher and Ulcbanl Wclurter. By se and ae-iaa1ional noveltlea, both for vocal and Moving Picture Shows curing The Fortune Hunter, the Gaitey con¬ hiatrun'ental work, which are bound to carry tinues to be the home of natlx'e .4nierloan com hia audieurea by storm, and enhance the al¬ SIN6ER BROS.’ New Book of Specialties. edy. ready great laipiilarity of tbN organization. It’s larger than ever, and contains more valu¬ The vo.-al talent acctmipanylng Ciiarini are of THIS MIGHT DO—PERHAPS able iiiroriiiation to I’reniiiiin Houses, Novelty the higbeat character and ability, laiaaeasing IValers. Streetinen. Knife Boar.l Men. Yankee If the young American who aspires iiiagnlllceiit volcea of great power ami aweet- to get Ills play proiluced will aend a para¬ Notion Workers. .Mail Order Men and Jewelers, ! neaa. who would be an attractive feature .In etc., than any other catalogue issued. Every¬ graph Instead of a i-.ortfollo to the theatrical thema«‘lvea. ami will In the future, aa they manager, be will increase hla chance a tbou- thing new in real novelties. Carnival Goods, have In the paat. contribute materially to tbe Jew.lry. Watches. Silverware. Cutlery, Optical «and |ier c*-nt."’ aal-l George C. Tyler, of reputation of this well known concert band. I.letiler St Co., yeat>-rday. in anawn-r to a Goe reached at Grenada Villa, Akron. “The Idea Is all the manager la luten-aled O.. or their Eastern ad.lr.'ss, 207 Sth avenue, WANTED QUICK In at first reading. It may be expreaaiHl on care of Cohn, New York City. t'or the neatest little wagon show traveling. two pages of pa|ii-r—but a one-page acenarlo Versatile Traiieze Team. Sketch Team. Con la fwii-e as welcome to the manager. torflonist. Wire Walker. Club Swinger, Trap Drummer. Comedian to fake piano. Work tbe year rouml. Salary low, but you get It every Sunday morning. One day stands and gxajd hotels. Bwzers are canned here on sight. State (Continued from page 7.1 all. Show o|>ena April 12. Address HIPPO¬ DROME SHOWS. Capron. Okla. W. W. Wlttlg, Minneapolis. George F. Fish. Cincinnati and lndIana|>olis; James B. Howell, Coliinibiia. O.; t>. D. Woodwanl. Kansas C^lty; Charles B. Marvin and Edwin Thanhouaer. C^- SALE or TRADE AT ONCE 1909 cago. met In this city recently and organised Polo Outfit, cages, clubs, balls, shin guards, the Stock Theatre Managers' Association of breast pmteotor. 1 pr. goal tenders, skates. 3 For Prliileges ind Plattorss Apply to .4merlcs. The object of the association Is to suits (worn three tiroes, all wool!, ICIP pr. Win¬ n-lleve prodnex-rs of plays of the expense and slow niller skates, 8-llght gasoline plant. Add. risk of sending their plays on the road. Box 303, Spencer, Indisns. 11. W. Dunlop, of tbe Sells-Floto Shows, wag PHELPS & CLOHER, In The Billboard office last week on hla way to 143 Illinois St. Chicago. Illinois. Join the show for its opening In Denver. Emory Olln Finney, ‘Jtt:t2 Michigan avenue, A Four to Six'Piece Telephone. North I84F. Chicago, was marrlexl to Mias Has<‘l Lowry, of Jackson. G.. at Jackson on March 17. Miss Lucy KnItscholT. of the I.Ittle Nemo Company, la a fi>rmer resident of Chicago. ORCHESTRA Harlan Zen. the flght promoter, is to enter the nroe In the opera compan.v that Box 473. ... Chillicothe, Illinois. will o|a-u at the Marlowe Theatre this summer. The roan that fills your orders .4ll>ert Marrison. leading man st the College READ THIS —Blackmore's Pantograph Co., No. Tlieatre. will leave for Omaha when the stock 10, wants an all round sketch team that can THE BEST, THE CHEAPEST, season here rlos<8sible. Will uss flue tented send your application for my New Catalog, of the Grand. theatre for siiinmer. Arthur Ritchie, the Juvenile of the Rljou The TED BLACKMORE. ShrsTsport. La. which will ^ ready April 15th, 1909. atn-. has reslgm-d. He will l>e aucoeeded by Ted Griffin, a Texan, MERRY-GO-RODND AMD SKATING RINK OR¬ HARRY L. WEISBAUM, .4 new theatre, nvitlng llOd.tklrt will be GANS REPAIRED. New music, baas and snare en-ctiMl on North avenue. Just east of S»'

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PHILADELPHIA, PA. lioxeH for next aeason that Mr. Ilammerateln Harry t'arey, manager of the Phlla.lelp'tia will build eiglit new onee. ItllllMwiing l'oiii|)an.v, and aeveral other the W* Supply th« U. 8. (('oDtlDUPd from pag« 10.) The Metro|Mdltkn t»p«'ra Com|iany. of New atrieal iM-ople, went to New York t'lty Mareb Covtrnmant. York, hate annoiineed that they will give at ‘J-'i, to llte o|>enlng of Itliigllng Hnw.’ Show Waahington Park on the Helaware afforda a leaat twenty llte |K‘rforinaiio€t ride to Ita patrona and geta lota next aeaiein, and the llanimetatein 0|M>ra Com- deliglited with the big program that waa Prices Cut in Half of trade on thia account. It la under the man- p,n.v will give nearly one liundnMl i»erform pulhd .«(r. thIaMaaon. Ourlanr* ■g«-mPDt of th** owner, W. J. Tbomiixon. and aneea. Joaaqdi Dawaoii, who waa formerly a head- newl04>page Hand (n- mijn.T... Improvenienfa will be made befi^-e th" Matt Smith, well known In thi'atrical clrolea. llnectac be the principal featureg during the aummer. TIC RtTioini Tvictn/rR co. from nia theatrical work la aiwnt in Interview¬ illar carnival, aaeiattHl b.v hla acholara, at the lai C.4>h tl. Ctnclnna(t;ar. Beechwood Park, which haa bad a varied ca¬ ing peojde who love that a|>ort. .Vcademy of Muaic. Already every ticket for Wabaab Ava. Chlaaga. Ilk reer during Ita exlatenae, will l>e on a Arm fl- After a long debate, the judgea who grant that night haa Ixon aold nanclal ftading thU aummer, and ahoiild do a the liquor licenaea in Northampton County- OawHiHi'a Dancing Dolla and Juvenile Min large bualncaa. Many men are now at work i agre<>d to give the falra at Naxarelb and Bcth- atrcl Company will play all aummer at Young'a Axing up the park, and It will be in rcadinesa ‘ Icbem, Pa., licenio- to aell liquor thia y<>ar. Million Dollar Pier. Atlantic City, N. J. to oi)en by May ;t0. There will be a fre,. gate on condition that gambling ahotild b«‘ atopp«Hl. ening there June 15. John Murphy will have 1 -f* .V TmK hiG thia year, und many new amiim-ment featurea ! The choriia attachetl to the department atorc charge of a minatrel company that will play will be Inatalled. Carjienter and Weigh will of Strawbri.lge and Clothier will give the ora- at the Steel Pier, at the aame nwort. op«-ulng j .''' .. 'wV. I'o f t-1 / 1 1 .1 / control a nutniter of attractinna at thia resort, | torio of Klljah at the Academy of Music on July 1. and will aiiend a large amount of money to ! April 10. The KIks gave their annual banquet tills Iwil'tl St'l \ It 1 ,111(1 make them attractive. I The Musical Art Club, of Philadelphia, have week, and It waa attendisl by a Idg crowd. Dentxel and Company, who are the moat ex ' 0|M‘n<-d new nioms at 17th ami Chestnut Applicatloiia for admission to the Philadelphia IIKHIC ' L;i‘ltlllendlng a week with | attended account of an order being issue.! that will his folks, preparatory to the summer s<‘asou. Work Is now ts-lng pushed on the William prevent fr*"e passes being ls8U«*d this summer. He looks forward to big business this summer, Penn Theatre, title having ls>en wciiriHl by BOB W.k'IT eapeclaily In the West and Southwest. the synillcate of which William M. Miller, of - xliomas J. Kyan, wls> controla most of the the Girard Theatre, is at the head. It is ex- amusement concessions at Willow Grove Park, fs-cted that the theatre w-lll be ready to open BALTIMORE. MD. Phlladeltihla. Is also heavily interested at Scpteml.er .... . (Coutlnm-d from page 10.1 Dreamland Park, Coney Island. He owns Axe A Princeton student went to a theatre In of the big concessions there. Tr.-ut.m, N. J., a few- nights ago and stuffed the city, ami not mention the name of John T. J. Bart. McHugh. Rudy Heller. M. V. Taylor his pl|>e In his iiocket. His coat caught Are McCaslin. would indeed be a grevlous error, and Co., and Norman JelTrleg, who conduct and It ralse.1 quite an excitement. nearly for “Mac" books the attractions for all of the booking agencies In thia city, are all getting bringing on a panic. rummer resorts with the exception of the half up companies of vaudeville [leople to [day parks Slr«-nuous efforts are being made to kook this summer. Each of them have circuits Philadelphia Orchestra intact during the year, their own. He haa be.-n doing this for s»'veral thrisigh Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Jersey, The Ma.vor has asked for an appropriation to seasons, and has arrange.1 again for the com- and offer vaudeville (teople excellent time. etiable them to give concerts during the sum- Ing season. Welsh Brothers’ Circus will play Philadel¬ mer, and one of the department stores has en- There has be»-n much sjieculatlon as to w-hat FORTUNES aAOE IN A SINGLE SUtON phia for at least ten weeks this summer. The gaged a miuib»‘r of the musicians for a series the Shuls-rts contemplate doing in Issiklngs for Cirrus la entirely new, baa l>een built In this of free concerts. the Auditorium. n*-xt season. Tb«' sup|Mwe.lly wi i.-X-r*» i.. v-a i vi. i# _ . citj, and will offer an unusually attractive bill The demolition of three big buildings on knowing on.*s state that |sn>ular prlc*«s of this >«"»»« I" KLI'j* AT* MANKIND, If yoijw for the entertainment of the atay-at-homes. Market str«“et la now- in progress, and In a haipv, and All the People merry sore bavS a The sun has rrosse,! the line, and according short time work will be starte«l on a new the- Shul«ert productions would be sent to the •CIR^'LING w avE" B>r the season of 19nb Be Ant to all Indications s|iring is here. I.,ent Is aln- for 8. Luhln. The new pUoe will have Acaerceptlble de¬ a combination_ house next aeaaon, aa the aerlea ..m«ooct.proepecta ar^*srx. that next yearvemr the Audlt.irlumAudlt«irlum price «d list of tertimonlals AHMITAOF. A OIHRM. crease In I nsiness. It la true that attractions HpriniHlle Kile IVi, New York are so hard to secure for the i>opular price of performancea by a Yiddlah atock company ^ • regular houae. l-or next hate been very ancceaKful, and aul»a4'rlptlon8 Blue Motiae haa be«'n announcjMl. Thi houses that sii-'h are closing up early, but sre now tH ing taken out for next season. show has bwn the cause of so much talk t^t other amusement places are all prosiwring. The Park Theatre. Philadelphia, h. to be It will undoubtedly do goml The At all of the Arst-class hotis<‘a tNialnesa la tnrm-d Into a moving plotiin- and vaudeville Pl"? tot t»>»‘ ’^e.-k baa not aa yet been splrndid. and it looks as If the season would h(Huu‘ at five and ten centa admiaaion. atart announced. Date Books contlnu.» prixsixer-His until hot weather coraiiela The Beauty Spot Is at the Academy of Mii«lc Ing March 29. and th“ Grand Opera House and the managers to rinse up. this week and good business has greeiek. This will leave but two Designed and compiled expressly for all fared well. Mrs. Fiske gave us our Arst Angells oelehratea bis return ss a star and waa theatres In the city f.w melodramatic combina¬ never funnier in his life. Marguerite Clark. the PROFESSION. MANAGER. PER- glimpse of Salvation Nell at the Adeipbi, and tions, the National and Hart's. a large crowd pres<-nt showed their apprecia¬ The Wilmingtonfon

Ihe Grand. A Happy Marriage bad a fair sec this week, and while..ui.e therelur..- will sing four ae- ters. Moving pictures completed the bill. The - Billboard (md week r business •* **“’ ' lections for the Victor Phonograph Company. Capacity conflnm-s at the Victoria. Jenkins . Drpheum Pls.vers are still drawing Wg houses, .. ,,, , Agures. and Moss bead this week’s bill. Foster and bln 'aO IMID alrCCI. Cinciniiatl, O. at the Chistnut Street Theatre The thmj trained dog. Mike, furnished mueh amnsement. t^pnlar price Ikiiisio. ^s-n 1 which was destroyed by Are March IS. will Others on the bill are White and Barton, han- the burlesque bou-^es have draw big crowds all rebuilt at once. Jolsta: Charles Hugh and singing girls. Grace >. andI .u-the movlna„„ pirture.. and ...... vaudeville ... .. ^ Magulrv. owner of Mascot, the edu ■ sToiir and Company. Flo Patterson. Lnlgl PI hoiiAea doln* splendidly. I^nt **‘*‘"5" i '*at«*d horae, Van returned from hia trip to the ran> Trmip** and'movinr pieturea. have had no efftkot on their ”JJ**^J* , Bermudaa. and la miw playlna vaudeville MrKadden'a Plata coijtinnea popular and people who are pro|»hea>lng that that fad la I,, %»nth. prior to taking up hla proved a lucrative attraction at the Holliday dyng out do not si^m ! ongsgements at obautauquas. Street Theatre. Blaney’s snd I.nbln’s. with' this. In fact. It Iwks as If the fad for rt, ap , ninth anniversary of the Philadelphia good hills, did the nsiial large amount of busl i »"** *"* "•''■O’ "Ith I x^rle of Eagles was celebrated March 21. ness, public for a number ' and manv new candidate, were Initiated. A The Cogy Corner Girls, at the Monnmeutal. arranging lo change their policy to that of , members came all the and the .S.-penaders at the Gayety, experlence.1 raiidevllle, and pictures for the rest of the ; from New Haven Conn, to perfonu the a week of good business. season and the summer. The Park Theatre Is . ‘ the regii'lsr meeting. a The ’’Independents" In the moving picture to 0|s-n with this style of entertainment March ,-n-,,pt was given at which many prominent fl‘‘>d have Invaded Baltlnxire and are advertising ' ; Il’rrwZ" /r-Zt^ prominent heavily. April 19 with 10 cents the highest prlee of j ZXal*’ Some of the good theatrical attractions bonked admlssl.m, and the Girard Theatre is also to' ^ unique miisumiisii al program la being given al the Wananitker department store during Ia*nt spe Robert Edeson. Follies of 190S. Talk of play the sam^ vtyle of shows after May 1 New York. Frank Daniels. Max Rogers. Frltil Many managers contend that if the outlook I Seheff and The Rliie M<«ise for business next season Is not any better than ; *'^**ord. Wells Hawks was In town during the week It Is at present, they will continue the same ' "•‘‘"t- Baltimoreans wen* pleased to hear of his ap¬ A moving picture theatre In Philadelphia policy ail of next season. The popular price pointment a« press repri-scntstlve of Dream¬ i was destroyed by Are Sunday^ March 22. It HENTSCHKE and his Famous Band. *1™“‘a ‘ 'ZuZ" .t’’sixrh "anT cbrrstiin ;7reet;: land. Coney Island. Hawks Is an ex-BsItlmore for next seaa^, and many of them are valn^ ^ electric wires newspaper man and. whem-ver the np|>ortnnlty Rooking engagements for 1 BOO 10. Permaaent endeavoring to Agiire out bow they will be ^ . . . . h.. Wn forme,' affords, slips over to this town to visit relatives Dllire, 1205 W. Columbia Are., Philadelphia. and friends. Pa. New York Repreaentatlve. Mr. Joha A The Indictments against the management of Egan, General Director, American Musical Aa not more churches It Philadelphia. It Is under the been tliis season. the I.yrie have lieen wllhdrawm on condition aoclates. 1402 Broadway, New York, leadership of Chevalier Piipilla. a not**, for two weeks. Frank si-em* being com|M*ed of the pu|>ils of the I’nl- to he a liandy man with this Arm. aa they TRICKS verslty of Pennsylvania. The production will send him out as a scout ffir all the new shows the.t tliey proiliice. He must make goera or Husleal Comedy.’omedy. Add season S>, great has Iss-n the demand for rial guarantees that show bualn<-aa Is meant Ladysmith, Wis. T. Z.. cars Th# Billboard. APRIL S, 1909.

8AN FRANCISCO. CAL. Tlif Nrwiilti hail a big rallj at tbe GardPO to WfIcoDie Jaa. C. Morton witb tbe Kebniau Show. (tkiutluued from page 11.) He waa a former liufTalo bo; and uaed to aell tbe ItnlTalo pa|>era. The Hoard of Huiterrlaora pooeed to print, Fort; tive iiitniitea from Main atreet, thia dt;, tbla week, tbe new Mckelialeoii Ordinance, will be found Kellevue I'ark, a great famil; which pnanlaea that all nlckeliMleona aeating reaort. Win. S«-herer, the well known amuae- too or more (Mo.ple aball Im* goverened b; "the¬ ment caterer, baa taken the management with atre law" and muat be houaed In ''Claaa A'* The Hellevue Amiiaement Tark It will be Srepnaif bulldinga. Katabllalimenta of a leoaer run for tb.‘ maHaea with a free gate. New de- rapaclt; If within tbe Are llmlta, muwt bo of vlrea and uorelt; attractiona of all kinda will be (For Alternating Current Circuits Only) (TIaaa A, t.'laao H or Claaa C conatructlun. At Introilueed; blgli-elaaa vaiKlerille In particular. leaat tire exita are required fur ever; nickel- Geiger and Wattera, In a big mualcal act, udeon. no matter where located or how amall maile their a|>|>earance with tbe Rebmau Show, Ita aeating rapaclt;, ami there are alao atrlct TJ, having been a|>era weeka, making tbe date April 12, Inatead of Compan;, waa granted a divorce thhi week on March 21). tbe grounil uf negle<-t. JNO. S. BICHARDSO.N. Word reached here from Ia» Angelea that Current Saver Mme. Mtaljeaka la oeiiuual; 111 at her home on MONTREAL, CAN Ra; Inland near l/nm Angelea. Tbe veteran aclreoB baa bt'en aulTerlng fiH' a long time from The Merry Widow la with ua again and tbe on the market to-day for con- chronic kldne; trouble and her ailment baa lu-en aame g^aid reception greeteera Company preaeuted ment moat aerlima. Dully Varden to grKHi bualneaa at tbe Academy. arc Tfila oSlce In In receipt of a unkpie pent a I A decided hit haa been made by tbe management card from Fum-b Wheeler, puatmarked from engaging thia company. Mexico. It re|>reaents a number uf mumifled It la a cpieatlon of taate aa to the headlinera advannal ageiita diacovered b; tbe atwa;a on at Rennett’a thia week (Tainl Gillingwater. the bunt "Punch.’' I'm going to frame It. In bia own aketeb, Tbe Streuuoua Kebearaal; for different Deavea’ Manikina. I.mken'a IJons. Fl;lng Van Ijiaky'a Tabloid Cometly, and the balance of a DIemena. Joe Kdmomla and Truendell and Com¬ good bill played to grand bualneaa. pany left for \^m Angelea tbla week. Tbe Morning Gloriea. at tbe Princeaa. have a Tile P1;lng Pidteni are otit with the Norria gerformers. in Oakland aa In San Franriaco. Tbeir appear¬ Renett'a Nouveautea are still on tbe firing ance In Weiner and Schnltael. their aecood Oak¬ line with a good bill in vaudeville and moving wear land offering, la a riot when It cornea to laugh¬ pictures. ing and the; will re|ieat their uaiial aucceaa. Tbe Cameraphone Talking and Moving Pic¬ Ask for our booklet 15013. The Oollege Widow, tbe piece that command¬ tures Theatre la giving a gotal abnw, creditable It gives complete description. ed high royalty, la Ye I.llierly Theatre'a bill both from an artiatlc and a financial view. tbla week, ami Oaklamlera appreciated tbe won¬ Dreamlaml, Prince of Wales, Tbe Nickels, derful pr^uctlon at |Ki|>ular pricea by crowd¬ ami Crystal have been doing capacity buaioeas, The Compensarc is approved by the National ing tbe theatre nightly. Tbe abow la e<|nal to although we are In tbe Lenten aeaaon. Board of Fire Underwriters. the traveling one and the favorltea all made Tbe Irwic Family, owing to the big hit they good. have maort aaya that Tony l.elakl la no more manager of the Novelty Theatie. Thla week the bouae cnotliMie.1 with Jamea Pont Company and vaudeville. David RIapham. the baritone, apfwared March IP. matinee, at Ye I.lherty Theatre. Gabrllo- wltch. planlat. alao ap|iear«M at thIa hmiae. ONLY I.angley and Drake have tbe cnnceawlon for a lenny arcade and moving picture abow at to destroy the paper, no old, Id'Wa Park for the coming aeaaon. NOISELESS I>nc Miller haa been engaged to booat Idora Park on the Frloco end. RURE COHEN CARBONS ON A. C. Endless Paper BUFFALO, N. Y. Write for Samples and otu list of Skaters prefer their music to Jiweph M. Riitkowaki will build a new pic¬ FILM EXCHANGES. ture theatre at 11(0 Rroadway, near Sweet Ave. A theatre to have a seating rapacity of 'J*.! —Sole Importera— ami to co.t from tIO.Oiai to IPJ.OOit. will be huill on Fillmore Ave. by W. BulanakI, an East ■tide bualneaa man. The Seneca Th»*atre Company, of tbla city, haa been lncnr|Kiraled at A.I.tM). to comiuct Edward E. Cary Co. (■larea of amnaement. Jonea, Huliborn S Han¬ -IVCOHPORATES- del are Inlereated. .A a|ieclal table d'hote dinner waa aerved at •he Hotel Toiiralne. St. Patrlek’a Day. In hom>r 59-61 Park Place. New York ••f the many theatrical iMi.ple who were giieala. Ineluding Elaa Kyan, of the Rlue Moiiae com I'any. and otbera. An orcbeatra played Irlab HEADQUARTERS FOR CANES, n(el Milea. Holatdn a Hangater's Mua.>um and Carnival fonipany. nrganixliig In thia rity, will be greatly Ptnnantt A Streetmen*s loveltlas -nlarged for P.Nip t)ver thirty ierlal discount la large quantities. SEASON OPENS JUNE 16 Chapin's play. Honeai Abe It goes to the Alvin Send S cents for sample. the aecoud week after Eaater. A new picture theatre will be built on tbe i. EiSIIStlll A Co., 44 III St.. In Tirk, l.t we.t able by C. W. IV-vliie, on Connecticut •lre.t. near titth. Wlllla F Jackaon la making giatd In the lead Ing r^de of Cailoa with the End of the Trial. Southern Electrical and GREENWOOD GARDEN Trea.iirer Chaa. Mark re|«.rla excellent bualneaa at the Academy, amt other bookinga on the niad Industrial Exposition On PEAKS ISUND " Offering, at the Academy are: The Angel amt AT LOUISVILLE the Ox, 2# .April .I; Young Iluffalo, I) 10; The Kentuckian. 12 17; Texaa Jack. 10 24 APRIL 12th to 24th. Destined to be the Coney Island of New England. 15 minutes boat Percy Herbert. wb,> la playing heavy parta with Trie End of The Trail, leavea the eiunpany For concessions write to J. W. MFWIIAR. Dl- ride from citv. 5c. tare. Two lines of Steamers. BOARD WALK. 20. to Join hla brother'a at(H'k rompany at Ijin* rwotor of Oonoossiono. or A.. T. IIACOMALD. Ing MIrh J. Sully tJiiar<-e takea hla |.arl. Join¬ Soorotwry. BIG W ATER FRONT. 300,000 TO DRAW’ FROM. ing the company at Plltabiirg. ‘22. Cole llrothera' AA'nrId T)>ure<1 Showa are ex- (weted at Iluffalo on the < Id Driving Park Clr¬ CllCACO MANUSCRIPT COMPAiT -WANTED- cua Grouuita, Di-coratlon l>ay. To convince a wary public that The Blue Scenic Railway, Shoot the Chutes, Roller Coaster, Bump the Miiiioe la not aa rla«|ue aa painted, a new Idea PLAYS--SALE waa eoneelved at the Tech, evening of 7. when Bumps, Carousels and all manner of amusements suitable, on the theatre waa made aa light aa day with arc percentage or rental. llghta, and a moving picture film waa made of Large List of New Profet- the moat Interealing acenea of tbe (day for the aional nnd Amateur Playa, nae of th»* advance man of the eonpany. Vaudeville Fketehea, Stage CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED A big abow waa prepare.! by Maiiag.*r Shea, Monoitvguea, Minstrel Material week of 'J2. and the houwa w.-re larg.*. Cree.y Mw>IfwI IMcmw. Rerllw amt D.-ane, Montgomery atul Moore, Kelly and Add. Geniral Mgr., care of Greanwood Amusement Co., Portland, Me. Hoae, Clifford and llarke. I.a Petite Revue, Mat N. Pub., Dept. 10. Ohioaso. He Ijwkette, Farrell Rrotbem, The Plaalnitia VAUDEVILLE ACTS WANTED AT ALL TIMES. and moving picturea cloaisl the hill. Rent to Anyone Amnaement aeekera found Itotiert E

I I ■ |il».v In tbrtN* net*, in verw. hy |{l•^f FniirliolH. ImK lM-<>n piXMlui^ at tbr (Mihmi. It waa »W1 n-ci-lyed.

(Cf tba cianady ronjaa frum tba iIiala*- Tot »' 'niyaclfl will I tala of tba donkay wbicb bad tba two uiaaauraa | iiiiliTc at tlw t'na on altbar alda of liitu. So [luzzltal waa ba aa to wlilab ba brat abould aat, Help! Police! Is- Mellleura dea F’-mnwa (Tba B<‘st of the tba laair la-aat atary-ad to nil£ most of his time In Ixmdon. whan alngar playa a vary ainall part In tba davalop- : A young man got the pbotograidi abroad. mant of tba plot. I aball drop liar right bare. | haldt. Ha photographs everything It la tlH‘ wife of lyurlan and bla mlatreaa wbo be sis-a, which causes blm untold maka Uaorga tba donkay of Buridan. Tba Coqualln cadet, wbo diail tan days after his brother, tlie faiiioua comedian, made some trouble. A vary funny film. Kurlan, aaalug bow tba land llaa, goea to bla (s-cullar lMs|uests In bla will. Ills piano was frleml, Uaorga, and makaa blni a pru|»oaltiou. left to the |M>nn>st laureate at the Couserva- LENGTH, 140 Fast. It riina Ilka tbia; Uaorga ran not bava laitb toire; 2t).iNiO fruiics for a bail at a hospital woiiM-ii. lla ran take bla pick. If ba cbouaaa at Bisilogne, the which la to t>ear bU name; tba wlfa. I.urian will divorce bar ami Uaorga i 10.(SSI francs to lie divideil among tba stuma may bava bar. If tba mlatreaa, Luclaii will i shifters and more hunibla emplo.ves of the RELEASEB Al'RlL lat. bava no more to do wilb bar and abe la Uaorge'a. Theatre-I'rancals, and several plct(in*a be left Equipped with Improved Fire Maga- So. writing Ueorga a latter and aaallug It, be , to the IxMtvre collection. Tlie will, however bad glvaa tbIa to blm and takiw bla leave after ax- | Iss-n r<‘Vok(Hl aa early as 1007. aines. Automatic Fire Shutter and acting a promlaa from Uaorga that be will not oia-ii tbe letter until after be baa made bla Automatic Fire Shield (Labln't Patent). The Guarding choice. starting April 4tb and continuing thnuigb .\liril 12, that la during the last week In I/cnt. Aebestos covered Wire Connectione. Uaorga, between the two beautiful women— ' Sarah Bernhardt will api>car in Roetand'a "La New Improved Lamp-House. New Mlcbeline doean’t enter bla bead at tbia Junc- Samarltalnc," taking the role of Pbotlnc, which Angel tur<‘ at all -now bacotuaa tbe donkey. He can't she created. pick worth a cent and faala like tbe chap, wbo, Style Fireproof RheostaL Improved A earelesa nurse girl lets tbe baby with two girla on bla arnia, one moonlight night Electric Lamp. Complete w'th every¬ (a>acb. wherein her charge, slip down lamarked: How ba|ipy 1 could lie with either THE MCSIOAL VIORLO. ware t'other dear charmer away.” Hare la : thing seen in the cut. including pol a precli Ua-. Uyimies find tbe child, where the mlachiavoua Michallne gata In her The B|s-ra hen-, la In a bad way. The future which is unhurt. They raise her. of the s 0|w>ra-Co(nti|(ie. 926-928 Market St.. Philadelphia. Pa. and arrangetl beraelf eoquetiably upon a divan ' ♦ Juat where tbe aoft light from tbe moon can , RaonI Madlcr de Montjau'a death la much la- filter through tba window and light upon bar ment«sl h«*r»'. lie was formerly conductor of form. It la tbua that (b-orge baholda her ami the orchestra at the Opera. In a aar’oud be raalizas that it la Mlcbeline be i Jovea. and baa loved all the time only be didn't I Mme. Belna. upon her reentry upon tbe know Ir. Lvrinne.MunlcIpal stage recently, appt'aiing In Ueorga alta down to write to bla fiiand Lu¬ La Favorlta. and supported by Affre. Boulogne. cian and to aak blm If be might marry Hicbe- > Faty. Sardet and Mme. KerJan. was warmly The Great line, whan ha apiea the unopened latter. He ; received. baa made bla choice and la now free to read tbe ' mlHKlva. He do>>a. It aaya; "I knew you W'Hild play the Kurldan donkey ami not gat either of tbe other women. I knew you would cbmne Mlcbeline. Take her boy. She la youra." ' Borsini’s Curtalu. i Now any one can aea the beauty of thla (Contlnned from page 12.1 light little comedy and though a literal trana- CINCINNATI ACTRESS IN GERMANY. lallon would not ault Mr. Froliman a little bit. It ran l>a toned down moat admirably and it will Ml«s Isa Vander Stneken. daughter of the European Ih- every bit aa big a aurceaa. If not bigger, well-known orch<*stra leader, Frank Vander than Love Watchaa, or The Morala of Marcua. stucken. made such a brilliant debut on the And altbar .Mlxa Marie Hero or Miaa Blllle stage of the City Theatre at E«sen. Germany, Burke could acora heavily in tbe role of Mlche- as Shakespeare's Inlla and Glllpaliu'a Hero, llne—for Mlcbeline la another Jacqueline, ao that the director of the theatre offered her a far aa character gect aimilar treatment on tbe 2 LADIES Vart of the American public. Here In the cast: Ferfornianci-s at the Gaatsplel Tlieatre by the 3 GENTS lartha Itegniar .;.... Mlcbeline Baticeuse Tlllany. have l>een prohibited by the Mistiiigiiett (debuti .Vlvette Berlin theatre censor; why. can hardly be ex- fath. I'onteney .Faruande Cbantal tdalned by those who attended the private per¬ Frevallea .Odette de Veraannea formance.' Everv dance was harmless and even Blanche Barat .Baronne de Stecke her Salome did not give any cause for alarm. Marg. Montavon .laiulae .\nna Fawlowa. Prima Ballenna of the Rus¬ Marthe I.adini .Mme. de Llgnaul sian Court ballet, will offer the dance of the BuiU’ny .Lucian re Veraannea seven veils of Salome In accordance with the Uaaton Iliibosc .George Boullaina music of Richard Strauss. Tbe performan.^RD FIIJH EXCHANGE years ago. Faria will not gat to see tbe pro¬ “Hou«« of Quality" duction aa It la Intended only that the id<-ce stall lour the provinces and ixaislbly the near¬ 79 Dearhurn St., ChlcacO' HL by stranger countries. Mme. Bamliai It was RED HUSSAR BAND ij|ptloneiuelln have leased thoiii. 1 • l*-t. Star Riirner light, eomidete. Charles W. Nelson^ 39 Lowell St., Rochester, N. Y the Amhigu Th«*atpe. It 0|ienad wltb I..e Oour- $10.(10. B‘- N A ROBERTS, 171$ Jnekaon rler de Lyon. Ave., Xnoxv Tenn.

IjO Scandale, by H<*url Batallle. la the lat¬ est novelty at the Renalasacee. wltb M. Guitry and Mme. Rerthe Bady In tbe principal roles. Get busy; $10 00 ii.v. .*a!;y. « lUng two of the best fiatent articles ever •.;;owii ! pnblle. Ham Ia< Grelnchon, ^by Msnrice Sergloea, la the (de niallixl f

JIM WZZDEll E»»ryb«iy oafht to know tbam. A haotlor la aaary liao. MAHTHA HABLZMAS

Post-Cards to Your Order t' St*nd 10 cents and your ideas for ^ood pencil sketch. Send 4 cents 1^11 t -%lBB Li CARD /•' PRICE for complete line ot samples. price ■ 6;«4W w■ t »HARk 1' Color Cards Dull Finlah 100.15.00 - 100.$3.76 1 nor. CHAM. WOLT ^ 'I ■u work Is artistic ssA comparos .SS Queen City Eng. Co. ISJ;;;;;;;;; faaorakly with othar astartaiasra. 1000 . 12.00 Cincinnati. Ohio. looo.o oo SALT AIL. A tUr is his Usa.

The Record of the VODVILLE PERFORMERS

And ac ran prove It. Anronc can oiMTBte It. Make* ATTENTION. fl flolahed button pboto|tra|ibK a niln- ute. I'rlce of ram- era Srope, w 1 t b •uppllea for mak- loK 300 picture. We book Theatres, Picture'Houses, Clobs, Parks, Rinks. teiHiUKb to par for tbe complete out at.) —SS5.00— California, Arizona, I.VmiTESON Extra buttons. SI per bundre.1; extra maiUHW > CHICAGO. ILL. frames, $1.30 per (niHS. Be liide(ien New and Old Mexico. dent aud make moiier for your- iM-lf. Write todav. W. S. Mountford. Tell all first letter and don’t misrepresent. 100 Malden Lane Trunk, and Stage Properties to b. sold cheap Mew York. M. T. You will be treated right—if you are right. for storage cUargea. DRAMATIC BUREAU, Plays; Routes; RICHARD 8UTHMANN TRANSFER CO. 225 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. People engaged; Scenery. THEATRES Beet of Storage and Transfer Facilities. When writing, send size of stage, etc. Shsirpslcdl and parrs, bought, sold, leased and SInitInit. Oanclnic and Talklnit Comedian. Operated. Spanish Ladies Orchestra

Set Ft.Sion Play Film. $90; S.tXkt feet of ttliu. CLUNB VODVILLE CIRCUIT AT LIBERTY Pki. 2.f.4 fi^el of tlllii. $40; No. ItlO Amerii':iii FIrst-cIas. musicians; elegant national costumes. l*roj«.rtograpb. $»l.'«; I'ower'a t'auieragrapli (Hi. ROB'T A. BRACKETT. Manager. .Address EVOEME DIAL, SSS East Chicago Are.. $4.">; i:ii ruderwrlters' Kineloacoi>e an.l I'.iui Chicago. peii.arc, $17.3. Many bargains. <»et Sup. 27. LOS ANGELES. CAL. •Main 1706 POSITIONS Harbach £$ Co •Home F.7283. H0« Filbert St.. Philadelphia. Pa. WANTED By three young experienced musiciana—baritone, WANTED Tarentum, I'a., I’opulatlon 20.(X»t. trombone and snare drum; baritone and trom¬ drawing |hi(i. ,34i.(xai. .V car fan-. Kourtb Annual bone also able to play yiulln In orcbestra. Will stn-ct Fair. A days, 6 nights, June 21 2tt. Join gcesl circus hand. Write Ilaei. Clean moral sbons. gncesslons o|N-n. (iamblliig de¬ vices save Btamiia. I Boys this follows Klttan- with names and addresses of cooamittee in olng. fa . 14 Itt.l Only 2.3 mile Jump. A(ldr«‘sa T. Fred Kellar, aare of Summit Hose Co., Ta- charge. Will reimburse you for the data. rantum. Pa. Clarinet Soloist FOB SALE llluainn life alie statue, turning at liberty to Join Oo. booked for Seattle Expa to life, all coinilete, or would trade for tent sitlon. B. nr O.; also double idano. Addreaa ant li-aa than tOxtk); must he In in>.>.| condition, LADY CLASINET, care The Billboard. -nil nr althoiit |M>lon. J, H. RUSSEL. Pisrce- The Beverage and Food Pub. Co. tan, Kosciusko Oo., Ind. 416 Elm Street, Ctacianafl, OBilo. Oklah Airdome American Film Exchange BARTLESVILLE, OKLA. 630 Halaay 8lr«*t. BROOKLYN N.Y. Seating ca|>aclty 1..300; only airdome In the Aloving I'lctur* Machines and I'llma Nxight, city NO KOOF (lAKDEN on tbe ground floor sold simI renteiV OUR FACILITIES KEEP A PACE with balcony Time for A-1 Dramatic and Mii.siral shows, bisiklng Independent. Writs JMO. F. FLIMM, Mgr. FREAK FOX SALE Black heifer calf, Nwn April 14. ItHU*. baa three |H-rferl feet on right WITH OUR GROWING BUSINESS. bln

—CAR WANTED— Wish to r»-nl, Ma> Isl, Coiiibliiatlim Car. live anmihs MOB. HOPKINS BROS.' BALL CLUB. Das Molnas. Iowa. C. J. HITE FILM CO •9 MAOI01AMS I offer many new tricks In ad 360-363 Monadnock Block, CHICAGO, ILL vamed magic. My big l•algalll sli<>«-ls are fiw Lady and ttent principal rldera. abow will fur¬ Krild tmlay J. B. HARTO, 706 Bo. Capital nish sttwk if necessary. Address DODE FISK, Avt., Indlaaapolla. Ind. Wonewoc, Wisconsin. , slater teams We are Issik giHsI TW*0 WANTED . Tsan. Firat-cl.w thputn* or thpiitro in itumnier fvtrk on puarantpp. Connjiany of selected to help put on swelleat aerial act In the world; art isl It, ilinvt from a forty week*' st'aaon in Chica^ro. Regular season ends May 2nd. one who can hang by teeth or do contortion. Address. L. I MONTAbUE. MARLOWE THEATRE. CHICAGO, ILL. Must be light-weight. State all. VflU. LTJKIK. •"•rrlal Ava, Oen. Dal., Toledo. Ohio. 50 T ti e Billboard APRIL S. 1909.

Swnimoii. Will. II. A Co., oor. I.ske * •.•««ll» yv T WfcTTl j N*<1<'l * shlmmi'l. 4.". Fulton ot.. Now York FELT PENNANTS. ■ III., Clilfago. III. S."'lol'y llHlUi’i “Ciiios," I4:i B. 2.M •!.. So« J. A N«»h«1r ItroH., 22.T FommorcUl »t., Boston, _ Mhmh. I'. S. F1«b Co. lUI l.11 *’■ Manufactureis. Dealers in and Rental Bureaus, a-n i-iiilfth C.-ntiiry Oiitlsc-o|H- Co., (W Ilearbom ‘J1 Wostorn llarKSin llouHc. 2.2 Madison. Cliloago. smlthtlold st.. Fltt. Tll- length will be published, properlT clsssifted, in 'his directory st the rate of klO for one yearar CARBONS. Iniri;. I’a C s' Film Kxcliaiiso, 132 l.Ake st.. Chicato S2 issues), provided they are of an acceptablelie I Kdw. F. Cxry Co., .V.i I’ark IMaco.. N. Y'. City. .tctoBraph Co., .’ui I'nlon S.)., Now Y’ork City. m nature. Price includes one year's subscriptionon CARBONS AND EXHAUSTERS. -V-toi:r.viih Co.. Harmony Hall Blcli:.. Troy. No* xvaam-r Film .\n.ii»o. Co.. 12« N. :W at., St to The Billboard. Resular advertisers who use ' j n neiiiMT);. :ii> tiri.<‘iiwlc-h ave.. N. Y. C in escess of l&O worth of space annually are ' CARC/RRl .Manio Film KxrbanBo, 4c»5 Main at.. l'slls». \vi,,iilnKton Film Kxchaiigo. IMKI Woatory Bldg. entitled to one line free of charce for each 1 _. , Tox. \\ aalilngton. l>. C. Sfty dollars or fraction thereof, covered by . , „a , .M.'inio Film Kxchango, 'JtM Conroy Bl.lg., San Wcatern Film Kxehange. Ml Century Bldg their contracts. This directoiy is revised and: M»l|miont to.. IS.’W Monad .Vntonio, Ti'X. SI. l.onis. Mo. Torrected weekly, changes in Urm names and , . nock Bldg., Chicago, HI.,, .. .Vmcrlcan Film Service. Sc-curlty Bldg., Chi Wllllama. Browne A Karle, IHS Cbe»tnul at. addresses being recorded as soon as they are i I «'“Oo ••of’*** ‘at fo.. Monadnoefc Bldg csgo. Ill I'lill.idel|iliia. Ba. Chicago, HI. ' .\merican.Ymerlcan Film Kxehange. Wabaah Bldg.Bldg, BillsBlits Film Co.. Ill I’nivendly Blsce. Ne* C. W. Barkc*r. Abilene, Kan. burg, Ba. Hrleans. I.a ADVERTISING NOVELTIES. IlIckH I»c-omotlve A Car Worka. 2'27 IVarbom Anu>ri>'an Film F.xchange. 6.10 Halwy st.. Brook FIREWORKS. I at.. Chicago. HI. lyn. N Y singer Broa., K2 Bowery. New York City. Charl.-s Crccwell, 1» Bark Blace, New York I Mt. Vernon Car Mfg. Co. Mt. Vernon. Ill. .Vmi-rlcan Film S.-rvlce, I.IS N. Main at.. Mem V Shun* Co.. 220 Mactlwin at.. Chicago. HI. CIU . The Venice Transportation Co., Third National pliia. Tc’nn. C.insolldsled Flrc'worka Co.. Beading. t>. ADVERTISING STICKERS. ' Bank Bldg.. St. I.oniH. Mo. Am. Muto A Bio. Co.. 11 K 14th st. N. Y. C. Hr. gorv Fireworks Co.. 115 I*, arlsim. Chleag.. 4» Ix>uls Sticker Co., H« Bine at.. St. j C H E WING GUM MANUFACTURERS Amc-rlcan Vltagraph Co.. 11« N.assau at.. N FIREPROOFING COMPOUNDS. ToIchIo Clie.vlng (Jiim Co.. e04 Jackson at.. To AERIAL ADVERTISERS. Ic-do, O. A nil Trust Film Co.. 77 S Clark at.. Chicago. Sam'l Wlndcsker. Ih5 Wabash ave 41laa J. Conyne, 401 McTx>an are.. Chicago. 111. |t s ' Chicle Co Olh A Brighton Newport, Chicago Film Kxehange. 120 K. Itandolph st., FLAGS. AERONAUTS Ky Chicago,Chicagic. ill.III. Annin A Co.. UO rulloii at.. New York Blly. Belmont Slaters Balloo'n Co.. R.'-ed City. Mich. CHUTE BUILDERS. Chicago Film Kxehange. K^andclaBrandcla Bldg..Bldg., Omaha. The Murray Co.. .51* W. Waahlngt.Mi at.. I hi Neb. Prof. Charlea Swarta. IlnmlMtldt. Tenn. .Americantmerlcan Amuac'.m-ntAmua,'.nent Co.. I.ncilow,Kndlow, Ky. ■; _iv...rk..Fn•>•>-, ivsrborn chleaenChicago cago.caifo. Ill111. .. Mia. Honolhy In. Voiida. Box 71W. Otsego. MIeh. Coaster,'owater Conatnictlon Co.. «244<1244 S Bark. Ch’goCh'go , J^hl^agcv«go «' ff C S Flag Co.. Xl\ Uwk st.. t IncInnalC O. *aacDi/'*ai wan evno nr APR thicagoChicago HimMIm Kxehange. Ky. Kxehange liblg., states Tent A Awning tV.. 47 53 S AMERICAN TAILORS. CIGARS. ivnver.|Vnv**r. Col. -t iMilravn 111 Nlepsge Bnw. H«l Bay at.. T.«-«nlo. Can. K,Xj. Denebeln A S«»n.Son. 127 E. 4th. K*nM*Kansas City. , ChlcR|:x>Chlcag.v Film Kxrhanire.Kxehange. We»tf>ryWestory lUdg,.Bldg.. W*»hWaah L. i bp ai AMUSEMENT CONSTRUCTORS CIRCUS SEATS.SEATS ' Ingi.n.ingi.n.ingl<'n. I>.1>i> CC.c. FLOOR SURFACING MACMINtb. Rnnvy Z«rro iN»., lllfTh^Anil He lk>rcheHtpr mv^,, KewNew and Second-Hand.Second-Hani. ClilcapoChicago Film K\chanj:»*.Exchange. Ibsdy nidg.,Bl.lg.. SailSalt x, ' nnclnnatl O -piiPThe Murray Co.. .Vl.5'1 W. Washington. ChicagoChicago. oe. i, mim, i ..i. FLOSS CANDY MACHINES, AMUSEMENT SUPPLIES. r. S. T.'nlTent and Awning Co.,Co.. .',7 .Vl S Pesplalnesneaplalnea Chicago Him Exchange. Coleman Bldg.,Bldg.. letnlaIonia j-,,.fs Machine Co.. 31 Frankfort st S Magic Co., .Milwaukee and Western ives.. at..st., Chicago('Iilraco 111.HI. ini' x-.Fh.F. «,.hi.n.K Nash Chlcvgo Film flxchange, Stahiman Bldg.. Nash ‘ i" Diotr. I'JT* Michigan st.. Tol«Io. O. Mni I Nr PM PWT Cl inpc CIRCUS WAGONS. vul?; T"m * I I SLIDES. Cages. Dens and Band CharioU.Chariota. ClmlnnaltClm'lnnaiirFiim Film F.xchange. 214 W. Sth at..st.. Cm FORTUNE TELLING DEVICES. I.evl 64 K. 1 Ith at.. New York. N. Y. BergsBerga YVagonWagon Co., KansanKansas City, Mo. einnati.elnnatl. O.H. S Bower. 117 Harman st.. Bnoklyn. >_ « ANIMAL DEALERS. Sullivan *A Eagle.Kagle. l.Y1.5 Canal st.. Bern. Ind. Crawfor.1,Crawfonl', O. T.. Film Exchange.Kxehange. 14lcago Wm. Bartels. 160 Hreenwieh at.. N. Y. City. CONFECTIONERY MACHINES. »t..st.. St. L-eils,Lmls, Mo. GAMING DEVICES. arl HagentMH.k. Stelllngen-llambnrg. Germany A. T. Hleti. 127 .Michigan st.. Toltslo. O ! Cuttut BB.tc .te Film Exchange.Fxenange. 12oi.ai Rando1|>hixanuoi at.. Soindlea.Spiadlet. Club HouseHouae Fuinitwre. Etc I.lnwoisl H. Flint. North Wat“rford. Me. F. K. Tartiell Mfg. Co.. 216 Illinois st., Ch'go. I Chicago, ifl. IS-ine. *057 Central a«... Clnclnnst'. (*. Ib-er Ijike Bark. Severy. Kan. Jap. Novelty Co.. Battle t'rei'k. Mich. i H. Havts. Wat rlown. Wls. ' H C Evans A Co . I'25 t'lark at . i'lilcago. IB Home's Zoological .Yrena. Ibnver, Col. Klngery Co.. Pearl and Walnnt. Cincinnati. O. ' IlKie Film Kxehange, Hwenshoro. Ky. GASOLINE BURNERS. W (Id-’’ Keam. Sen Antonio. Tex. I.anler A Hri.'shacu. 31,5 John st.’. Cincinnati, <*! Kastem Kiln F.xcliange, Wabash Terminal W Z Hwig. 172 High at.. Springfield. »* I/onls U lie, 24.'i Grand st.. New Y'ork City W. Z. long. 172 High at.. Springfield, O. Bldg.. Blltsbnrg. Ba. Wens A Mackens<-n. Y’ardlev. Pa. Standard Mfg. A Supply Co.. Drawer O., Mo- Edison Mfg. Co.. 10 5tU ave., N»w York Cltv, GRASS MATS. ARCHITECTS. rongahela. Pa. ■0‘1 Grange. N. J. t e-i. American Kne C.v. 3lo E !sBh NYC For Summer Amuaement Patka and Thoatrea. ! CONSTRUCTORS. ELECTRIC AND ^^^"re^J^im'^Co.. ^ I GREASE PAINTS. ETC. John 11 Stem. SIS Singer Bldg., New York Make-np B-xei. Cold Cream. Et.-. City SCENIC SHOWS. N. Y. C W Barki r, Ybllene. Kan. Engen' ciln. A Co.. 5.0 IVarborn at.. Chtcwgo. Cb^o ros.ume A CoHUlon Work.. «* iw-.r ARC LIGHTS. Flaming Arc Light Co., 30 Greenwich ave.. New CONSTRUCTORS OF PARK DE¬ Ki^k^ Bldg.. Ak. M’X.;‘ c.:^l::rc."‘ l-kC B'w.y._N Y. C York City. VICES. ron. O. HANDCUFFS AND LEG IRONS- I. H. nalltvrg. 30 Gn-enwleh ave., N. Y. City, i J- E Chamb.-rR. 223 White Bldg.. Buffalo. N. .-^47 oth ave.. Pittsburg Haks Novelty Co.. Oshkosh. Wls. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. e-Io-n tea ce • -rnicA-rDic-Ai AC- HARNESS. fb*o*»nitlTP Plunt Ca., IlrAfKlwny. N. Y. C ' COSTUiVlEo & THEATRICAL AC* Fr«‘n^hFri’nch FilmEilm R4*i*iorlnjjBestorlng Co..Co., OiHOiU BelUvIdIlt*llM>Ul KMgHMc Plumes and Trappings—For Cirraa and Adver ASBESTOS CURTAINS AND PIC- ! CESSORIES. Dayton,Dayton. Oo tiling Use. TIIRP RrtrkVue Chicago CoatiimeCostume A Cotillion Works. 69 Dear- Globe Film S<-rvlce. 79 Dearborn st..at.. (Chicago hicago. S.ti.embs Plume Co.. 612 Metropi'KIan ave I* W Tr.tner wv I. .,1 T ' n . .. born »»at.. • Chicago. 111. GnGnat at North Film Co.. 7 F. 14th st.. N. Y. C '•noklyn. NY’ « — _ - _r 1 earl at.. Boston, Maas. p.CLOWN ava/io XA/MIXPWHITE. Gn-iter New YorkY'ork Film Bental Co., 24 t'nlooUnloi Kq.. New Y’ork City. INDIANS, INDIAN COSTUMES AND AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ECONO- 1 v,M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 1392 iv5lrB'way. vN. vY’. cC. <'**?• MIZERS. ■ '' ^ « 'esB^Ass ^ C. J. Hite A Co..Co., 441 Monadnock BIk.. ChlrigoChicago RELICS. 1. 11. llalllM-rg. ."hi Gr«H*nwlch ave X Y Cltv COLD CREAM,CREAM. . c.C. L. Hull A Co., 20!*209 E. 57fh57th at.,st.. Chicago W 11 Barton. Goolon. \eh AllTOMATir MlieicsAi ’ iVio-i-ii I ■ M. Stein Cosmetic Co.. 1392 B'way. N. Y’. C. >r Independent Film Exchange. ie»IM1601* Masonic TemTern ILLUSIONS. pie. Cblc.igo. UMATIC MU^CAL INSTRU- COMPENSARC. r'l'*- Cblc.igo. ''unoaities and Side Show Ooodt (Mannfactnrera Lvoo A oo,- M- K ?■ EortFort Warn.*Wa.m.* Electric Works. Fort Wayne.Wavne. Ind. Eilm Exchange. 112 E. Bandolpb at. and Dealers in.) uyon A Ilealy. 2(X. Wabash ave.. Chicago. III. mixipe Chicago. rvcMvice Chicago. _ H W. Allen. 265 Bow TV. New York t'ltf. Niagara Musical Instrument Oo., N. Tonawanda CONES.UUIvto. Inter Ocean Film Exchange. !*9 E Madison st N. T. ' .A.A. T. Dletr.Diet!!. 127 Michigan at.. Toli'do.Tol.>do. O. ^ Chicago.Chlesoo C W Barker. .Abilene. Kan Rudolph Wiirlltaer Co., Cincinnati and Chicago T-anler A Drieshach. 315 John st.. Cincinnati. O. [ Kalem Co.. 131 W. 24th at.. New York City, JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. c. S. Music Co.. Milwanke and Western aves E. K. Tarbell Mfg. Co.. 216 Illinois st.. Ch'go. | Laemmie Film S.rvlce, I»6 I-ake at., Chleag W A Mentier. 92 I.ake at.. Chlcigo. Ill Chicago. HI. CONE OVENS. Ill JEWELRY. BALLOONS. A. T. Diet*. 127 Michigan st.. Toledo. O. HaemmleIgiemmle Film Service, Main and Sixth ita.,ita For Stage ra«. Evansville. Ind. Vassala Bros.. 223 Commereial street. Boston. I.snier A Drieshsch. 31.5 John st.. Cincinnati, O. Evansville. Ind. ‘ B F. l*odgi- A Co.. 42 Blver at.. Chleaao. HI Mann. Standard Mfg. A Supply Co.. Drawer O.. Mo- IJieromle Film SiTvlce, 7R S. Front at.. Mem- W. H Hollister A Co.. 42 It Blver at.. nongahela. Pa. phis. Tenn. \'..rthwestern Ball.s.n Co.. 8S0 Clyhom avenue. X Shnre Co.. 22«1 Msdlson at.. Chicago. III. Chicago. Ill. F. K. Tarbell Mfg Co.. 216 Illinois at.. Ch'go. ' iJiemmIe Film Service. «i0 Brandela Block. ' Shrvock Tisld Co.. VJI N Mh at., SI. Idwila •' Eatiin-l. 41 Warren st.. New York City Rnblier Balloon Mfg. Co.. Akron, O r « PI r n ' Ls^mle’Enm .Service. 151 Main st.. Salt Lake r. S. Flag Co. 331 Lock st.. Cinrlnnatl. O. City. Utah. I Bogers. Thurman A Co.. 156 Wabash ave., ta1 BAND INSTRUMENTS, CORN POPPERS. ! Ijiemmie Film Serrlre, 10<* 1«1 Immtwr Ex i cago, HI Frank Iloli.m a Co., 169 Gladys ave., Chicago. ' Singer Bros.. «2 Bow-erv. New York City. A. T. Diet*. 127 Michigan at.. Toledo. O. change, Minneapolis, Minn. Kyon A Ilealy. 2<1.5 XY'ahash ave., diicaro. W. Z. 1/onp. 172 nigh at.. Springfield, n. Liemnile Film Service. 214 Wells Fargo Bl.lg.. , JUGGLERS’ GOODS. Rudolph WurlBrer Co.. Cincinnati'and CWcago. P ”P’^"EfleId. O CUTS.CUTS Portland. Ore. I Edw VsnWyck. 1"6:. Pullen ave.. Cincinnati. O BADGES, BUTTONS. ETC. w.ir IT.... p*. I,eemmle Film Service. Caaioo Theatre Bldg.. Half-Tonea. Engravinga. Etc. KNIVES. Rastlan Bros.. B I9<*4. ISO Nassan at.. New ^ Montreal. Qne.. Can. York Cltv. ” * Queen City Engraving Co.. Bl.vmer Bldg.. Cln- l,a,.inmle Film Service. Chamber of ClFilm™ Co.. 1001(¥) Griawold at.. I>ein,|iI>ein,lt, | Weyer. 223 225 Michigan at.. Chicago w .. . ^ n Holllater A . 42 44 River at.. Oh’go i „ eo v- n e . r. S. Tent and Awning Co.. 47 M So. I>es •xlTVI;k'VVtr’'"™ DIAMONDS AND WATCHES ON R*^*'"* Eo. 62 N. Clark at platnea St., Chicago, III. Windhorst A Co.. 194 N t2lh at.. Si Isuila. Mo. Park Paoklng Circuit. T40Q Broadwav New CREDIT. 1 .NewNew York Film Exchange, 7 E. I4th at.,st., .N.N. IY’. York (Tty ” lyoftla Bros . 92 State at.. Chicago. Ill C. MAGIC LANTERNS. TeJ S'.arhn Vaude. Circuit. Century Bldg.. Kan- DUSTLESS ANTI-SLIP I NeMn PI'"*Film Exchange.Exchange, 11 Fn>h.N,.n Theatre Bldg,. Springfield, r J. Rv.n Co.. 504 Ilodgea Bldg.. Ih-trolt. i •'‘’'’"'‘y,Novelty Moving Picture Co., 419 Tnrk at.. San I'hlcago StereopHroo Co.. Ml Mh are., Chicago '►»»<>. \flrh rrinrl»^o.Francisco. Cal,(«1. • IIoIn* Film S*-riIce, 7i* Iti-artMwn at., Chicago W^.-rn Canada Booking Bn.-eaii. Drawer 1690 ci er*TDi<* pa ate II Okla.Dkla. Natural Miituac-ne (>,.. Of*r, I4lh at.. .N : \<,|an Film Exchange, II Fiaiiitain Square. Cln wilgiry. Alta.. Can. V rv n IIK^cLtCTRIC I FANS.L V vr VY ^• Wa>hlngt<#Wa«hlngtm at.. Chicago. Ill M Stein Cnarnetic Co.. 13M IVwav V T c ELECTRIC BELTS. INSOLES AND • San Francisco. Cal. MFR8. MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT Pathe Clm-matograph Co.. 41 W. 25th at.. New INHALERS. DEVICES. BUNTING 4 FLiG ’oECofeATjRj „„„„Electric Appliance Co . Burlington. Kan.... ■■ York City. K. M Elsfebt-r. .5S3 McAllister at.. San Fran- ir-’’ o i Pltt.hiirgPittsburg CalciumCalcliin Light and Film Company. Xmerican Amiis«-ment Co., I.iidlow, Ky. ctaeo. Cal. ELECTRIC SIGNS. Plttahiirg,Pittsburg, Pa. American I'.ox Ball Co.. rj(g* Y'an Biiren at.. CALCIUM LIGHT. ttlantlcMlantlc Electric Sign Co.. 1.5.T3 Atlantic ave.. Pittsburg Cut RslRate Film Exchange. .3(g) I,ewl Indlanaimlla. Ind. Ox-Hydrogen Oaa Manufacturen. -AtlanticAtlantic CitT.City. N J Bbg'k. Pltt«hiirg,PItt.Mir Pa. Xrmllage A Giiinn. Sprlngvllle, N. Y. nnclnnatl Calcium Light Co.. lOR 4th at.. CIn'tl. ELECTRICAL DECORATORS. Pittsburg CalciumCalclun Light and Film Company. Cagney Ixteomotlve Works. 72 Broadway, New Indianapolis Calcium Light Co.. 116 S Canltol Flbllght Co of America. 39 E, 23d at.. New B*-* Moines. la ...... g...at_ia_ A ^ gxiA.. f*ltr«Kiip» Palritm ave., Indlanapolla. Ind. Y'ork Cltv. Plttahiirg Calcium Light and Film Company, , Cincinnati Novelty 206 W. IMh at., (Mo Pittsburg Calcium I.lght and Film Company, ELECTRICAL STAGE EFFECTS. Rochester. N. Y. elnnatl. (1. Pltfsbnrg. I’a. Plttahiirg Calcium Light and Film Cnmpany, j Cloihhiick Wheel Swing Co., P. D. Box 1241 ■Yetnn Flectrlcal Stage I.lght Co.. 3()5 DlvDIon Lincoln, Neb. Ilornell. N. Y. Pittsburg Calcium I.lght and Film Cympany, «t.. Chlenro. III. Di-a .Xlolne.s. la. Plttstmrg Calelnm Light and Film Company, Tlie Coester Constriictlim Co., 6244 K. Park TTnIversal Electric Stage Lighting Co.. 1302 Cincinnati, G ave.. Chirsga. III. Pittsburg Calcium I.lght and Film Company, Broadway. New Y’ork Cltv Rcef]p,fpr. X Y’. Reltal'le Film Co.. 717 Siii>erlor ave., Cleve Delta Base Ball Game, 1.17 32d al.. New York P?tiwhe’'-f Calcium Light and Film Company, EXTRACT. land. O. ] City I.laodn. Neh. For Mak.ng Pineapple Cider. Stehhlns, Chan. M., 1029 Main at.. Kanaaa City. Fll Bridge Co., Boodlmiiae. III. PtTTsburg Calelnm I.lght and Film Company, Columbia Mfg. Co.. 11.59 llarrlaon at., Chicago, Mo. Gifford A Son. N<-w York Life Bldg., Kaiiaas Cincinnati. O Sellg Polyarope Co., 4.5 E Randolph at., Chi f3ty. Mo. CALLIOPES. EYE BROW PENCILS. cago. III. ' llerscbell Spillman Co., N. Tonawanda. N. Y Sraithem Film Exchange. 146 W. Fifth at., Cln F. Mangel’a Carmiael Worka, Coney Island Gep. Krat*. Evansville. Ind M. RtMij CoRmf'tlr To., 1^*2 n'wij, N. i V,'. elnnatl, G. N. T. CAMERASC0PE8. FACE POWDER. Sraifhern Film Exchange, 245 .Main at.. Norfolk, i C, W Parker, Abilene, Kan. W S. Monntford 1(g* Ma'den Lane. New York. M. Stein Cnsmetie Co,. 13'«2 B’way. N Y C Heiiaallonal Amusement Co., fill 3tsl at.. New CANES AND WHIPS. FEATHER FLOWERS. Standard Film Exchange, 79 Dearborn at., Cbl York City. Cleveland Cane Co.. Cleveland. O. DeWItt Slaters. 237 W 46th at.. Ciilcago. Ill cago. III. F.iigens J. Stern. 1402 Broadway, New York I. F.lM-nsteln. 44 Ann at.. New Y'ork City. T. O Mntt, 415 Dearborn at.. Chirac'). HI H|Ke»r. G«-o K.. 62 N. Clark at., Chicago City. APRIL 3, 1M)9. X ti e B I 111> o a r <1 61

L A. riiiHiiiNiiMi Hit III)' Uillway 01 E. Yladlwoi at., Cbl , cago. HI. ; at., Chicago, 111. STAGE PROPERTIES AND ACCES¬ MERRY-GO-ROUNO ORGmi^S AND Holilbrrg Jr*rlry Co.. Ill W. dlb at.. Kauaar i SIDE SHOW SUPPLIES. SOR I ES. t liy. Mo. ORCHESTRIONS. Wm. Nelaun, 8 Cogswell Place, North Cambridge, J. M. Leavitt Co.. 312 YV. Lid at., N. Y. C. •*«>. A. Krat'b, IttU Krirndsblp at., I'roTldciicc. i I.jroli A ll>-aly. IlOo Wjliai.li ClilcaKo 111. Maaa. STANDARD CONE BAKERS. Mlavara .tlii'.lral liialruuiciit Co , .N. Tuna T. O. Mott, 415 Drarborn at., Chicago, lU. j SIGNS. standard .Mfg. A Supply Co., Drawer O, Monon- waii.la, ,\. Y. Oaka Novelty Co., Oabkoab, Wla. Autolectrlc Sign Co., 134 E. Van Buren at., : gahela. Pa. Kuilulpli Wiirlllirr Co , Cliiriniiatl ami Clilcasu I.. Itoalu A Sun. 4 E. IVarl at,, Cincinnati. U. I Chicago, Ill. STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. MERRY WIDOW HATS. Itudulpb Br<*a., .520 8. 5lb at.. I'biladrlpbla, Ha. t SKATES. Climax View Co.. 133 137 W. 2:{d at.. N. Y. 0. Marry Wliloar Hat Co., tiVI Itroailway, .N Y C N. Sbure Co., 220 Ylatllaou at., Chicago, III. ' American Roller Kink Supply Co., Sandusky, O. ; National Stereograph Co., 209 E. 5?tb at., Oht- Sbry.K k IVld Co.. so| .N. mi, 8t. Loula, Mo. , MILITARY GOODS FROM GOVERN¬ Kaltlmure Skate Mfg. Co., Baltimore, Ud. cago. Ill. hlugrr Bioa., k2 IVjwrry. N. Y'. C. j Karney A Berry, Sprlagli<‘Id. Maas. SPIRIT GUM. MENT AUCTION. NOSE PUTTY. j Pryor Mfg. Co., 25 S. Jefferson st., Chicago, Ill. M. Stein Coametic Co., 1.392 B’way. N. Y. C. Craii.-la llaiinariiiau, 5ttl llruadway, NYC ■M. Stein Coametic Co., i:J02 B'way, N. Y. C. Chicago Roller Skate Co., 285 E. Madison st., STREET MEN’S SUPPLIES. OPERA CHAIRS. Chiougo, HI. MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. Cycle Skate Co., 37 Park at.. New Y’ork City. j For Fair Follower#. American S.‘ailug ''o., 90 Wabaab are., Chicago. i .Yrtot;ra|ib Co., Oo I iiliai .H.|uara, Now Y'ork City Kaiutiow Amuse, d^o., 290 YA'asbington Boulevard, I Coe, Yonge A Co., 612 St. Charles at., St. A. 11. Audrewa Co., 90 Wabaab ave., Chicago, i \r|ui;ra|iti Co., Ilariuouy Mali IlliU.. Tro.r, N Chicago. Ill. Louia, Mo. Carole tjoudie Mfg. Co., 307 Helaware at., kau- I Richardson Ball-Bearing Skate Co., 501 W’ella E. M. I)avia Soap Co.. 32 Union I*r. Place, Chi¬ rax City , Mo. ' Atu-r^Mulo. A lllo. Co., II utli at., .N. at., Cblcagu, 111. cago, 111. llaidraty Mfg. Co., Canal Dover, O. The Samuel VA’iuslow Skate Mfg. Co., W’orcester, R. E. Dodge A Co., 42 Rlv-^ at., Chicago. III. Buyal Metjl .MIg. Co.. 1S21 Is-aiborn, Chicago. Vnoriran Vltavraiili Co., I|i| Naaaau .C, Now Mass. L Elsenatein. 44 Ann st.. New York City. York City. K. H. Stan.»rd Mfg. Co.. ( blcago. 111. SHOOTING GALLERIES. Prancia Flcke, 1778 Poat at., San Franelaeo, steel Kuiiillure to., tiraiul Baplda, Mich. I Cal. Am.-rlran Klliu S«-r»lre, Hoturlty Itlilv cbl Diamond Novelty Co., Syracuse, N. Y’. e Co.,11 E. 14th et.. N. Y. C. ORANGEADE. Geo. A. Paturel. 41 'Warren st.. New York City. The Corner Co., 303 Maryland at.. Buffalo, N. Y. Automatic Drink Machine Co.. Syracuse, N. Y’. I , “Rich” the Airship ilan, GJfard, Kans. Cblraeo Klim Kxrbaucr, Mlablmau Wdit., Naab- ' Coin Automatic Co., 451 Kane ave., Hammond, Columbia Mfg. Co.. 1159 Harriaou at., Chicago. Rogers, Thurman A Co., 156 Wabash ave., OW ItHl. PATENTS SECURED. cago. Ill. I biraico Klim Exrbau(r. Hraml. la Hlda . Oma Diamond Novelty Co.. Syracuse, N. Y. Evens. Wilkina Co., 323 K at., Waablugton, D. C. Standard Mfg. and Supply Co., Drawer O, Mo ba. Nrb Lyon A Healy. 205 Wabaab ave., Chicago, Ill. nongabela. Pa. Cblia*.. l*n.Jf.rtlDK To.. Ti:, Hoarborb. Cbiraco PERFORATED MUSIC. Mills Novelty Co.. 166 Mills Bldg.. Chicago. lU. Shryock-Todd Co.. 824 N. 8th at.. St. Ixmlt. Mo, ( Iwluiiall Mlm ExrbabKo. 1'14 W. 5tb at For Eloctric Pianos. J. E. Nelaon A Co., 48 River at.. Chicago, 111. N. Shure Co.. 220 Madison at., Chicago. Ill. riunall, O. . « L'nltrd htatrs Music Co.. Milwaukee A West¬ Scenicsoope Co.. Jackson Boulevard and Green Shapiro A Karr, 428 South at., Philadelphia, Craafonl. M T.. Him Kxrbauga, 14ol 5 Ixtruat ern avea., Chicago. Ill at., Chicago, III. Pa. •(., mo. . United States Music Co., Milwaukee and West¬ PHOTO. BUTTON MACHINES. Singer Bros.. 82 Bowery, New York City. ern avea., Cbirago, III. ‘.'iiT * 'v • it.. ChUago; ' Western Bargain House. 272 Madison. Chicaiaa. lo K llfb at., Nrvr York City American Minute Bbuto Co., 2119 YV. 12tb at., ; Unite.! States Coin Lock Co., 220 W. 47th at.. Harry Weisbaum. 242 B. Madison at., Chlcaga. Chaa E DroMlrr. U.*. E :3d at.. N. Y C. t hiragu. 111. New York City. Whiteson Co.. 240 E. Madlaon at., Chlcaga Ediaon Mfg. Co . lu jlb mrr., Srw York City Cb.eago Krrrotype Co.. 009 New Era Bldg., United Y'emliiig Machine Co., 150 Caxton Bldg., H. C. Wood A Co.. 112 5th are., Cbicago, III. ami (Irango. N. J Chicago. 111. Cleveland. (', Y'ost A Co., 900 Filbert at.. Philadelphia, Pa. Klrrtn.rra|.b Co.. IMi Third are.. N y C YY'. 8. .Yluantfoni. 100 Maiden Lanr, Nrw York, Rudolph Wurlltzer Co., Cincinnati and Chicago. Kmj.li» Klim Co.. Ha. Kullon at . Now York. N. Y TALKING PICTURE MACHINES. PHOTO. POST CARD MACHINES. SLOT MACHINE SUBSTITUTE. Gaumont Co., 124 E. 35th at.. New York Otty. '.'‘“ir TV ImartMira at . Cbirago “Daydark" Specialty Co.. lutM 8t. Ange ave., Glaba Co., 1022 Main at., Anderson. Ind. I. lirtx. dtrj E 2.Ar,l at.. Nr* York. .N. y" 8t. Louia. Mo. TENTS. SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES. Baker A Ix>ckwood, 7tb and Wyandotte ata.. ' • J ••••» * I'O-. 441 Mobadr.wk Hldg., Cbirago PIANOS. Marbarb A to.. Mm KlltM-rt at . I‘blladrl|>bla Ca Exhibit Supply Co., 358 Dearborn at.. Chicago. Kansas City, Mo. Columbut Plano Co.. Columbus, 0. Columbus Tent and Awning Co., Columbus, O. lairrtb-ran Him SrrTicr, W E. Madlaun at.. Ill. i blrapt. 111. P. Pumero A Co., SO* Federal at., Philadrlpbia, SNAKES. Camle-Ooudle Mfg. Co., 307 Delaware m., Kan¬ • H KIWtM*. ftth •Te.. Nrw York N \ ! Armstrong Snake Co., San Antonio, Tex. sas City, Mo. PLAYS AND MSS. Dougherty Bros.’ Tent Co., 109 S. Main at., St. *^1?“"''’ •« .’ Chl<-««o. Dealers in. Authors, Agents and Brokara SONG BOOKS. Louis, Mo. ! Whiteson Co., 240 E. Yladiaon at., Chicago, Ill. J. C. Goes A Oo., Detroit. Mich. lormmlr Him Srrrlrr. Main and Sixth ata., David Belaaco. Stuyveaant Theatre. N. Y. C. l.ranaTlIlr, Ind. Dick A Htxgerald. 23 Ann at.. New York City. { SONG SLIDES. D. M. Kerr Mfg. Oo.. 278 W, Madison, Chicago. W. H. Lusbbaugb. Covington. Kv. lormmlr Klim SrrTicr. 7s 8 Kmnt at.. Mem For Illustrated Songs. poU. Tebci. POP CORN. M. Magee A Son. 147 Fulton at.. N. Y. C. Dlrnberger Popcorn Co.. 1S5 Seneca at., Buffalo, I American Klim Exchange. 630 Halsey at.. Brook The Murray Co., 59 W. Waabington. Hileaga. Uruim^lr Klim Hrmcr. Mai Kraodrla Block. lyn. N. Y. <*n)aba. N«*b. Murray Tent A Awning Oo., 1-7 Meridian it.. POPCORN MACHINES. American Film Service, American Trust Bldg.. Chicago. III. larmnilr Klim SrrTicr, 151 Main at.. Salt Lake Cbicago, Ill. i Itjr. I lab. W. Z. Ixmg. 172 High at.. Springfield. O. Schaefer Tent and Awning Co., 1421 Larlmar at., , American Film Service, 158 N. Main at.. Men> I Denver, Colo. I*.'mmlr Klim Srrrlcr. 100 101 I.nmbrr Ex PORCUPINES. phis. Tenn. ebangr. Yllnnraiadla. Yllnn. Sun Tent and Awning Oo., 9 Beale at., San Kron Llnwood Flint. North Waterford. Me American Vltagrapb Co.. 116 Nassau et.. New cisco. Cal. > larmmir Him SrrTicr. 214 Wrila Karg.' Bldg . York City. I ortland. ttrr. PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS. Thomson A Y’andlveer. 816 Pearl at., Cincinnati. i Cbicago Film Exchange, 120 E. Randolph at.. lo-mmlr Him Sorrier. Caalno Tbratrr Bldg . Donald C. Price. 115 Dearborn at., CbcUgo. Ill. U. S. Tent A Awn. Co., 47-53 3. Desplainaa 8t., I Cbicago. 111. I Chicago. HI. Mrnirral. tlor.. Can POST CARDS FOR SLOT MA¬ ' Cbicago Kilnx Exchange. Brandeia Bldg., Oma¬ '■“nr'.”'''.r?'*" Chambrr of Commrrrr CHINES. ha. Neb. THEATRICAL AGENCIES. Bl.lg VYIiitil|H-g. Man , t an. Exhibit Supply Co.. 358 liearbom at.. Chicago. Chicago Film Exchange, Westory Bldg., Wash¬ Cincinnati Theatrical Agency, 1.36 B. Fourth at.. I.akr Sborr Him and Su|.t>ly Co.. 314 Sat>riior Remington Supply Co.. T2tS Sanaom at., Phila¬ ington. D. C. Cincinnati, O. arr . ClrTrlaml. O. delphia, Pa. Cbirago Film Exchange, Ry. Exchange Bldg., THEATRICAL COSTUMES. S I.iibln. H.tl MatkrI at . I‘blladrl|.bla. Ka. Denver. Colo. PRINTERS. The Wm. Beck A Sons Co., 1012 Garfield Place. I'lnclnnall (». Chicago Film Exchange, Dooly Bldg., Salt Lake Mllra How . 2'4» sixth arr.. .N, * York City Of Pictorial Poatera and Big Type Stands. Cincinnati. O. City, Utah. Streamers, Etc. Geo. Lauterer. 164 Madison at., Cbicago. HI. JlftM . 7U0 TYirk at.. ,San Kraiiclaco. Cal i Cbicago Film Exchange. Coleman Bldg., Louis¬ Rolx'rt Warring. 467 W. .34th at.. New York Ml «a Hr.*.. Hub Tbratrr Bldg . Boaton. Maaa. At'kerm.'inn-Quigley Litbo. CY>.. Kanaaa City, Mo. ville. Ky. City. Nolan Klim Kxebangr. 11 K.aintaln Sdoarr, Cin¬ Allen Show Print. 56 Railroad are., Beverly, ; Chicago Film Exchange. Stablman Bldg., Nash¬ cinnati. O. Maaa. ville. Tenn. THEATRICAL LUMBER. Mcbolaa 1‘owrr CV».. ll.Y Naaaan at.. N. V. C American Show Print Co.. Milwaukee. Wla. , Cbicago IToJectlng Co.. 225 Dearborn, Chicago. John GIHeapie Lumber Co., Lumber and Seward Calhr ( Inraiatograidi t a . 41 W. 25th at.. Nrw Donaldson Litbo. t'o.. Newport. Ky. ' Cbicago Song Slide Film Exchange, Masonic ata.. Chicago. HI. Yewk ( Ity. tSreat YV. I*rtg. Co., 513 Elm at.. St. Loola, Mo. Temple. Chicago. III. THEATRICAL PROPERTIES. ntlabiirg Calcium light and Klim Comrany. Ullle Show Printing Co.. 2257 Mlaaioa sL, San ' Crawford, O. T., Klim Exchange. 1401 5 Locust Httaburg, Ha. Slegman A Well. 78 Wooster at., N. Y. C. Kranclaco. Cal. I at., St. Louia, Mo. ■Ittaburg Calcium IJgbt and Him Company, Fergiiaovi Show I*rlBt Co., Dee Moines. la. ' Eugene Cline A Co., 59 Dearborn at.. Chicago; lira Ylninra. Inna. THEATRICAL PARADE BANNERS. Ilennrgan A t\>.. Stb near Main, Cincinnati O. 10 E. I4th at.. New York City. Chair and Table Covers for ’Yaudevlllo Artlaxs. HJIahttrg I'alclum I.Igbt and Him t'omiuiny. Kranrts Valentine Co., 2S5 13th at.. San Krancls- ' Glol>e Film Service. 79 Dearborn at.. Chicago. Geo. Lauterer, 164 Madlaon at.. Chicago. 111. K.abr«t-r. N Y. co. Cal. ' L. Heta. ;tt»2 E. 2;td at.. New York, N. Y. **'!*.**”’'^* •'■Iclum Idgbt ami Him Company, PRINTERS. C. J. Hite A Co., 441 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago. TICKET PRINTERS. I.Incoln, Nrb. •Ackermann-Qulgley Co.. Kanaaa City, Ma. Of Tbaatrical Letter Heads, Contracts and Pro- III. American Ticket Co.. Toledo, 0. *"*V.'*""^* Cal. Itim I.Igbt ami h'llm Company. grama. Inter-Ocean Film Service, 99 E. Madison at., < Incliinatl. » Carter Presa. Peabody. Maaa. Church Printing Co.. 416 Elm at., Clhclnnatl, 0. Cbicago. Ill. I’lliahurg Cut Katr Him F.xchangr. 30 Ij>wla Laemmle Film Service. 196 Lake at.. Cbicago. National Ticket i o.. Shamtkin. Pa. BI.K-k. l lttahiirg. Ta Heniiegan A Co.. Nth near Main. Ciocinnati. O. Pioneer Ticket Co.. 722 Broadwa.v, N. T. C. i Ill. Krilal.lr I'llm C«>., 717 Su|**rlor arc . tlrTrland, ROLL TICKETS. ' Laemmle Film Service. Main and Sixth ata.. Rand. McNally A Co., 166 .\dama at.. Chicago tthlo. Baker, Byron Co., Eighth A S.TCamoce ata., Cin¬ Evansville. Ind. Reea Printing Co.. 10th and Harney ata.. Oma¬ Els-rbard Srbrridrr, 10* K. 12lh at.. New York cinnati. O ha. Neb. City ' Laemmle Film Service, 78 S. Front at.. Mem¬ National Ticket Co., Shamokin. Pa. phis. Tenn. Standard Roll Tickets. 181 Pearl at.. N. T. C. Sun Printing Co. (Inc.l. Provldenee. R. I. Srilg |•nlyBm|M> Co.. 4.Y E Randolph at.. Chicago Ploot-er Ticket Co., 722 Bnuidway. N. Y. C. Laemmle Film Service. SIX' Brandeia Block, Oma Weldom. William A Lick. Ft. Smith, Ark Sun Printing Co. tlnc.l. Providence. R. 1. ha. Neb. Si«a.r, lie. K . « N. Clark at.. Chicago 111. ROSECAKE MOLDS. Ijiemmie Film Service. 151 Main at.. Salt Lake MrbbliM, t baa. N.. 102S Main at , Kaiiaaa City, tigAts. A T. Diets. 127 Michigan at., Toledo. O. City. Utah. Slegman A WelL 78 Wooster st.. N. Y. City. Laemmle Film Service. 100-101 Lumber Ex¬ Swana-nlc Studio. Chicago Opera House Belber Trunk and Bag Co.. 1.52 Columbia ave.. at , Clilragn, III. BI<«k. Chicago. 111. ' I>ake Shore Film A Supply Co.. 314 Sttperlor Phllad'dphia, Pa. ave.. Cleveland. O. rolclo Him Rxchangr. Spitarr Bldg . Toltslo. Eugene Cox. 54!' Van Biiren at., Chicago B. B. A B. 'Trunk Oo., 447 Wood at.. Ptttaburg, Ohio Knkeboll Art t'o.. KhKi N. 27th at.. Omaha, Neb. ■ I^-vl A Co.. 64 E. 14th at.. New York Cltv. Pa. y S Him Rxchangr, 132 Ijikr at., Chicago. 111. The Mevera Co. (Inc.), 130 N. 3., North Tana SI. l,oula. Mo. New Y’ork City. ' Wm. D. Hall. Keith's Theatre Bldg.. Phiadel I Plftabiirg llit-Rate Film Exchange, SO Lewis phla. Pa. '••iHta, N. Y SELF-PLAYING PIANOS. Norih Tanawanda Miialcal Inalnimcnl W.aka, Block. Pittsburg. Pa. ’ H. B. Marlnelll. 1138 Broadway, N Y. C. Berry Wood Plano Player t'o.. Kanana City. Mo. North Tonanamla, N. Y I Sellg Polyscope Co.. 45 E. Randolph at., Chi Wm. Morrla, 1440 Broadwa.v. N. Y. ^ Lvon A Healy, 2iA5 YY'abaah ave.. Chicago. Ill. H'slnlph Wiirlltarr Co., t'lnrlnnall and Chicago. cago. 111. Pacifle Coast .Ymnaement Co., .Amefran Bank Planova Co.. 117 Cypreaa ave.. New Y'ork City. I Swanson. YY’m. H.. A Co., cor. I>ake A LaSalle Bldg.. Seattle. Waah. MUSIC PUBLISHERS. Itiiilolph YY'iirlltier t\v.. Cincinnati and Chicago. I ata,. Chicago, HI. Prudential Vaudeville Exchange. 1402 Broadway Tha following trma will bo glad to arnd C. .S Music Co.. Chicago A YY'estern avea., : Twentieth Century Optlaccpe CVi., 59 Dearborn New York Clt.v. '«ploa of now oongt to rocognliaj mombart of Chicago, III. I at.. Chicago. 111. W. P. Ready Vaudeville Rxchange. Ooaeont 'no nrofotaion. I Tempt# Film Co.. 59 Dearborn at., Chicago, HI. Theatre Bldg.. Nashville. Tenn. " w CfalT Miialc Co., in30 Turk ot., San Kran SHOW PRINTERS. Hatch Show Print, Nashville. Tenn Ted Sparks Theatrical Exchange, Century Bldg., claco. Cal, SPANGLES. Kanaaa City, Mo. ' W. Strrn A Co , 132 3Slh al . N. Y. City SIDE SHOW PAINTINGS. ( Mlllot Broa., 47 W. 3d at.. New Y’ork City. Ona Sun, Orpheum Theatre Bldg., SpringfleM. MUSICAL GLASSES. S Bock. 62 Blue laland ave , t'lilcago, III. I SEPCTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES. Ohio. • ■ Rraiinriaa. 404 Klallmah atr . Ilris'hl.tn, Nr* : 11 I'. Cuinnilnga. Ittft5 Wilcox ave.. Chicago. Low-Priced. I VENDING MACHINES. York Ill 1 Singer Broa.. 82 Bowery. New York City. (Yytdal Tending Machine Oo., Oolnmbua, O. T

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WATCHES. quired for (days atHsii to he producesi by that tion. aa will be luider the direc orguilzatbMi. The Crescs-nt Stork Company la - tion of already rehearsals N. Shurp Co., 220 Mudiiion at., Chicago. Ill. now preparing a hig pnsluctlon fur which sev¬ are The leading parts opera dlagcr Itroa., 82 Bowery, New York City. j eral sets of the Mansfield scenery will be IM- taken by Hemian Kisin. Margaret /ebl- H H H WHIPS. I utilised. Max Koep|>e, M’llllam Bartels, ^k^B Manager M. 8. E|Mtin. of the Columbia, has .knna Treckmauu, Wilhelm Borrmaim lud Rich B ^B Bavla Whip Co.. Tippecanoe City, O. I in I»ula J. Beck, the press representative, a snl Schmidt. The *'letine«e female orchestra B. W. Hadley Whip Oo., Weatflcld, Maas. bustler who duea not eimtlne himself to certain WILD ANIMAL DEALERS. ' hours, hut la always on the lookout to advance ' Vl^r V" NEW AND NOVEL ATTRACTIONS for the the Interests of the bouse. Putnam'a Bet and Wild Animal Store. tUO ' Mlmh. Klmsn will make hi. U.t .p,s..ra..ce V'*;*'''''' 'r' Towl "'wrlU j'*'?’ Washington at., Buffalo, N. Y And while we are ou the subject of man¬ in Manhanan In Carmqcle Hall on SatUav af J'Towa. agers and presa agents. It Is pro|)er to say that teni.H)d. April S, when he will pressat an en B. FOMTMAW, Secy., tieoorwn^_xowfc_ WIRE WORKERS' SUPPLIES. Bercy G. Wllllama. another Brooklynite, whos,* tirely new recital (irogram. The Hlnaii tiMir has b«‘eu extendiHl to the Baclflc Cosat by Man Tur , ffff 1 ff *N4 • I Bennett Jewelry Oo., lBt:> N. luth at., Bhlla po|>ulaiity and shrewd business methods have delphia, i’a. \ extended over and iM-yood the Bridge, la to be sger Henrv Wolfaidm. and will ttegin tmine ' I -ygk^T I dlalely following bis last Manhattsw revitsl. — \J1 Cttl liaUUVUl 1 A 1 l«sA R. E. llodge A Co., 42 Blrer at., Chicago, Ill. honon-d by the Friars with a dinner at the Hotel Aator on April 2.5. The Friars are num¬ with the exception of another ap|>earaBc« with Juergena Jewelry Oo., 83 Chambers at., N. Y. C. i erous. They are publicity promoters for the the Bistton Symiitnmy tvrcln-atra. which will be lb»w is it done? Iletectivea aiul Secret Hervicv Kaach, George A., 100 Krlendahip at., ITorl- I deuce, R. I. i most part and. being such, know bow to do his twelfth with that organlaatlou this year, men have Us-n dtiinfouud<. 5aKS ioVELTT ST. LOUIS, MO. I the Gnibeiiiii. sielans whom he wishes to have when the or T2 Wis IVrcy O. Wllllama has engaged Vesta Tilley, cbestra g.ma regularly under his dlrvctl.m next CO., Dept. »4. Oshkosh. Wia. (Continued from page 10. i | who will leave England on the Oitlc, March year. Spearman I.s-wls haa beeu touring the cities 26. to play a limited engagement of nix weeks, Wednesdav evening. March '25. the Brooklyn PHOTOA-Cablneta. *2..50 i>er ItW. First claae adjacent to 8t. I,uula the past two weeks, glv- i on the Wtlllanis’ Circuit. Saengerbund. Dr. N. J. Elaenhelmer. cvmduclor. work l.arger alica lu pnqiortlon. Have alt liig Ins lectur** on The Bauama Canal, with mo¬ At the Fulton Theatre this week an interest¬ will give its sixth annual Bnwvklya lustltute lings or send idioloa or negatives. Eslsbllabed tion pictures and perfect slidea. This was done ing BrookI.vn family, four brothers and slaters. cvmcert. I 27 yesra. JOHNSON. IM Wsbssk Avs., Chi- for the piiriKMw of familiarising him In his kiiow’D prufeaabinally as the Koyal Musical GEO.'U. HAKES. esgo, Illiaoia. work. Ills lour on the road will be atarted Five, will appear in an attractive and refined Jiwt aa H<>on as iMiokluga are complete and, judg- I musical sketch. Their name la Meyer and they lug frian the enthusiasm he haa received at are well known In muaical circles of Brooklyn. towns visited, thus far, 8t. Lsaila will have the ' Their father was one of the charter members distinction of tielng the home of another star of the Eoellm-r Maennercbor. They have been in the world of education and amua<«ment. on the professional stage three years and since STREEIMEN, AGENTS, VENDORS, tVmtracta were this week let for the con¬ then have traveled about 40.006 miles, giving struction of a new vaudeville theatre, to be over 1,500 performani es. TTiey liave just re- erected on Pranklln avenue, and It la to be tunietember next. far as Vancouver and down to L«l, at liyjreat Bark Highlands, and before going to England, where they will play the park will be completely changed for the lu vaudeville. ‘>|s-nliig In April. .\ new policy has been Inaugurated at the KNIFE-BOARD MEN, CANE-RACK MEN, 8iittoo aiiw Hudspeth Amusement Company Fulton Theatre, beginning this week. Here¬ have started billliig the opening of their car¬ after the evening concert, at 8:15, will coa- nival at Clinton. 111., euly In April. Bresent atitute the only one on that day. HIGH PITCHERS AND CONCESSIONAIRES, booking will carry them is solid succession un¬ In Mlrzouii will be offered by the Crescent til August 13. They are better equipped this "nieatre Stock Company this week. year than ever. Billie Ritchie and Dick McAllister, the Eng¬ J. 11. Boyer, of Boger’a Bsmous Shows, re¬ lish comee hack to Missouri in April for new the Olympic TlieatTe this week. Th«-.v will ap¬ kind of stuff—attractive and hypnotizing, good values at fiirnishings, and will then tour the Northwest. pear In a musical comedy, entitled Bohemia. His I'licle Tom's Cabin Show will take the Irwin’s Big Show will be at the Star Thea¬ road in May In his brand lew 86-fout car, the tre this week. the right price. You can get that only at the old reliable Sliest of Its kind In the world. In Old Kentiick.v will be the attraction at The New I.ad.v Bantock was given Its flrst the Folly Tlieatre this week. headquarters, N. S1TURE2 dO* orodiictlon here, at the Century ’Theatre, March As the opening of the Abom Grand Opera '22. with Fannie Ward aa the atar. The press Company draws near there are a great many In¬ and public were highly enthuaiaatic in Its praise quiries at the box-office as to what artists are and as .Manager D. W. Cave and Mr. Nail, to sing In the opening production of Lohengrin, the attarbe«>n of the Century, were given their It has been decided to announce the cast soon. Manufacturers, Importers, Wholesalers. annual benetit oo this night; an overflow bouse In the matters of tenors, the Aboma have no gr<-eti-d the flrst production. less than five, t'mberto Sacebetti has been en BIGGEST IN AMERICA---SQUARE DEAL TO ALL The Klee ItMthers' Combined Railroad Shows gaged for the lyric roles and will sing lu Lucia, will (>|>en in 8t. IxMiia April IB, and Mr, Harry Kigolotto, Travlata and Martha. For the dra- SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE Misire states that Ddiearsala have brought the mstic tenor roles another Italian who Is to show Into iierfect sba|>e at this date. 'The sing In English Is Domenico Russo. Harry painters nre now putting the final decorative Davies, who made such a favorable impression N. SHCRE CO., 220 222 Madison Street, CHICAGO features to the circus. in Martha last season at the Grand; Geo. Tail- The Morrlwiii liruthera have closed a new man, another well-known American tenor, and sense on l.aiidsdowne Bark. Kaat 8t. Douis. 111., Roland Baul, recently returned from the Calve and are busy making extensive alterations for concert totir. will give the Abom forces five of CONCESSIONS OF ALL KINDS cheir oiieniiig about May 1. The Amusement the best grsnd opers tenors In this country, <'0. will ex|H'nd $1(1.(HKi In new devices and am¬ singing in English. The large subscription sale usements this summer. Is a positive Indication that the aeaaou at the The first carnival for 8t. IxHils, this year, Grand will be one of the most prosperous In Its will lM‘gln in the extreme south end of the city history. .inder the auspices of the merchants, April IB. Another chsnge In a local playhouse will he On the Beach at St. Joseph, Mich. Martin and Diirando Amum-ment Co. will fur¬ made this we<‘k. The Beular with the patrons of the Grand tl|iera IliHise, had to dig out bis 8. R. U. theatre, iiiere is probatdy no manager In the -ADDRESS- sign last we<‘k, fur Archie Bo.vd, a 8t. I»ul8 Eastern District, who isissesses the good will hoy, played Shore Acres, at his house, besidea, of the residents thereof more than Mr. Wil¬ had s husy week entertaining his old friend. liams. Jolin G. Sheeby. who was on bis way to Join Coney Island's “Kaiser Garten” will be the WM. M. MILLER, 392 W. Adams St, Chicago, 111. ibe Uingliiig Brua.' Shows. ' newest resort to open the season In May. The WILD J. FARLEY. park Is the flrst of Its kind to be bnllt for the Geraians. and every detail la a replica of the famous resort In .Munich. The resort Is on BROOKLYN, N. Y. Surf avenue and West Twentieth street and ’ rovers two square blocks. At its entrance Is Miss Marie Doro will be seen at the Montank a Hoffhraii Hotel, which borders the main |yl|^ ARE MAKING MILLIONS OF REEL TICKETS FOR Theatre during the wes-k of March 2B. following plaza, where more than a hundred trees are the engagement of Miss Billie Burke. She will set for shade. The "Kaiser Garten” wsa stsrt- ” - MOVING PICTURE THEATRES THAT DEMAND apjM'sr In her new comedy. The Richest Girl, ; ed last October by The'l|ial attrartluaa at ments bare been made regarding the summer Ihia fMMiular |>nrk arr military band concerta, mmitha, though It la very likely the bouse will Used by Keith, Proctor dk Poll raiiilcTlIlr arul morlnK {ilrturra. not lie rtju-n. In all their best theatres. The (llbfr attractloua that we will have bare tbU The Ciirtla Theatre has made arrangements to ^ I only chair for the small theatre aiitiiniar will Ih- niovln( (ilcturaa, TaiirleTlIla ke<'p ojien during the summer montha, and of m I end for general seating. It It FAIRS Nml llluatratad mmii* at the (Jlfterent electric course, will make a good bid for the summer 9 I spring back, self folding, pedes tlieatrea, of which there are about flfty or bualneaa. I % tal-built, life sarer, space narei more, which will run all rummer. Thia form JULIAN IIELBER. and money sarer—as It will of arniirement baa Krown to great pro|>ortlona, ■OTIOE.—Oalr sack dates as haes sot bsoa ^ seat 25 per cent more people pnbUskad Is this list bafors amrsar sndsr tbs anil la the craai* here at the present time, and than the old-style seat. It .» la iliNihtlera here to alay. gsaaral bsadlac “YAIKS.” Back naBbsra oos- TORONTO, CAN V the only sanitary theatre chair The (.olWeiim Hkatlng Kink will be the only V in the market. Be op-to-dar*- talslag prstrloas Inatalmants can always bs rink which will operate here this aiimmer. JL and send for our circular A abtaised by addraaalag tbs ssbllahsrs, if tbsy Tlila rink la one of the largest In the South, Toronto, the Queen City, which boasts of a are sot to bs had from Dewsdsalars. WHITE TO-DAY. ami la enjoying floe bualoeaa. Skating acta population nearing the 4tXi,000 mark, is a splen¬ Dsdar the captloa, ‘‘Oarrsctlons and Cbaagas.” ami music coiniMjse the attractions presented did place to apenu -ue heated term in, as the errors will bs smandatad and changes indicated. here. city Is beautifully situated on Lake Ontario, THE HARDESTY MFG. CO., Those who wish to collect copies of the Fair Nime of the large clrciiaea are t>oi>ked to play and the parks are the proud boast of the cit¬ C«nal E>o'vcr. Ohio. eoaiplete Hat are adylsed to preserre their cop¬ here tbia rummer, aa they generally come here izens. ies of The Billboard from weak to week. In the winter, althmigh there are aeeeral small Hanlon's Point, the Coney Island of Canada. clrciiaea Imked here for the summer. Many Just acpjss the Bay and named after the great carniral comiianlea will rbow here also. oarsman, now passetl away. Is a very po|>ular ARKAMBA8 I'rimi all lixllcatlona the coming of thir sum resort. The Social Whirl and the Human Rou¬ Oarllsle--Central Arkansaa Fair Aaan. Oct. mer'a amusement a-aaon will tie one of pros- lette Wheel are two new devices to be (ilaced 18 22 H. D. Muzzy, secy. IM-rlty, aa money |a plentiful here, and all the at the Point fr>r the coming season. Amongst others sre the Scenic Rsilway, Figure 8. School OEOROIA rro;ai were good this iiart winter, and the planter got big money for hla products. of Fun. Old Mill. Circle Swing. A line new iialton—Whitfield Cotinty Fair. Oct. 12 Ifl. H. WILLIAM A. KOEHKJC. Band Stand is being erected, where the finest J. Herrou, aecy. bands on the continnet will bold forth during the summtY. The biggest open air acts wlil ILLINOIS apiMwr weekly. The One, up-to-date hotel, with Kushnell—Bushnell Fair Aaau Aug. S-fl. J. MEMPHIS, TENN sixty rooms will oi>en flrat of June. The grand 11. Johnson, aecy. o|>enlng at the Point will be Dominion Day, Oaiivem—Ruck Creek Fair. Hept. 7-10. John May 24. A splendid fleet of palace steamers 8. Popple, aecy. The summer attractions for the Bluff City will carry the crowds to and fro. Mr. Lawrence seem to be sr>mewbat uncertain aa on July 1. IOWA Solman is the well-known ulrector, and Mr. by recent acta of the Tennessee I.a-glslature. W. I). Garwooij, ibe clever business manager. Sheldon—Rhrldoo Fair. Aug 24 27. J. N. llt>uor g(s-a out of this city and It will doubtless The Toronto h'erry Company, the owners, leave Manse, s.>cy. affect very much the summer amusements. nothing undone to aeague baseball games will be played. The KENTUCKY past, run vaudeville and will doubtless be tbe famous Te<-umseb Lacrosse club will play their Harrodsburg—Mrrier County Fair. Aug. 12- only place 0|ien this summer In tbe parka. borne games here also. The Luna Dome. noA under construction and 14. R. W. Keenon, secy. lo<-ated on Madison and Fourth, will be opened Scarboro Beach, the Wtiite City, situated on Lake Ontario at the east end of the city, will NEW JERSEY early in tbe season; however, different plant open for the season May 22. The 'Toronto Atlantic City—Atlantic City Horae Show. Apr. have not Is-en made public. The moving picture and vaudeville shows. Park Company, who control this widely visited 8-10. W. J. Buzby, Be<-y. resort, have several new features for the com¬ Palace. Ruby. Crescent, Persic's Garden The¬ ing season. A fine vaudeville theatre. Hippo¬ NEW YORK atre. will continue during tbe summer. Ma- drome. Johnstown Flooil. Night In Egypt. TMck- Binghamton—Binghamton Fair. Sept. 28-Oct. Icstlcs No. 1 and 2 will continue with ezclo- ler. Scenic Railway, Cascades. Roulette Wheel, 1. H. 8. Martin, m-cy. slve moving pictiires. Shooting the Chutes, etc. There will be a fine Frankllnvllle—Fraiiklln\ille Agricultural and There has l.een recently an effort on the athletic field, where Marathon races and la¬ Driving Park A~an. Aug .'PI Sept. 2. Rich¬ part of several In Memphis to test tbe Sun¬ crosse matches will be held. Big special acts ard 1,. Farnbam, aecy. day law on theatres, wblcb has been enforced, will be booke^l for the season. Director Raven's Gockport—Niagara County Agricultural Soci¬ hut notwithstanding tbe Orpheum. nnder tbe fine band will again delight music-lovers. ety. Aug. .TO Sept. 4. R N. Roberts, secy. management of Mr.x Fablsh, has continued to There is a fine bathing beach, with every aid NORTH CAROLINA operate and has posted a forfeit every time to those who want to take a dip in the blue It has been arreatetl, which has been every Sun- waters of the lake. Mr. H. A. Dorsey ts Charlotte—Mecklenburg Fair Assn. Oct. 26- dav they have nin since tbe law baa been en¬ T'J. C. M. Creswell, aecy. president. Mr. W. H. Moore, vice-president and forced. The case against Mr. Fabiab. which Mr. J. D. Conklin, the popular and urbane IVIASCOPE SPECIAL VIRGINIA has been n-ed as a test case, bad their notice secretary-treasurer. Fin* Proof! Noiseless! FUckerless! No Vi¬ Danville — Danville Fair Aaan. Oct 13 16. W. to •iiiash Indictment overniled by Judge Pal¬ The Griffin Amusement Company. Ltd., To¬ bration. Guaranteed forever agaiust defectiva A. Moorman, secy. mer in the Second Criminal Court, on the 6th. Indictments for the sime offence have been re- ronto. Is doing a splendid business with their workmanship or material. CANADA turnet. 1-3. R. K. Cox, is erecting a new house In Collingwood at a $4.00 PER GROSS. fruits and vegetablea aecy. Sample, 10c. it la hard to predict Juat what Denver peo¬ cost of fiVi.taXt. Beside their growing chain of Combination knife, ple will enjoy this season at tbe varioua aum- bouses they control a splendid booking agency shear sharpener and FORECAST OF SEASON IN NEW mer gardens and playhouses. and fill open time for bmise managers through can opener. Sample, Mrs. Mary Eittch Lung la in New York City Canada and New Y’ork State. Their theatres ten centa. ORLEANS. tbta month getting material for a atrong stork are kept open all the year round, and nothing Steel tripod, $2.50 company which will probably open at Elltch's but the best is presented. Mr. John Griffin, a a pair; fold up: Ganlens May 31. During the winter many pioneer in the business, is president: Mr. A. C. The coming amusement park srsson In this made so you can $4.00 PER GROSS, changes ami Improvementa have been made, ao McArthur, general manager of the circuit, and work high or low. city, friHii what 1 ran see, will be one tbat that now Elltch's will be one of tbe strongest Mr. Peter Griffin, booking manager. Mr. Hal will eclipse the rerds of all prevlnu'* year*. bidders for the summer patronage. .Morgan, the i>opnIar tenor, is the manager ALBERT L. ALLEN, 69 Dearborn St., Suita $1 All tbe parka are already repainting and re¬ Lakeside proprietors have decided not to build of their bouse In St. Catharines, where be has Chicago, m.; 118 4th Ave. Pittsburg, Pa. pairing the buildings, etc., making many im¬ a theatre at their resort, aa at first reported, built up a large clientele. provement* and adding new eoncesslons. but have decide,! to add quite a number of new JOSEPH GIMSON. White City Is umlergoing extensive repairs. and novel concessions. This park will prob The griHind* will Ik* Iwautlfiilly lighted, turn¬ ably <,|>en May 31, and from that day on will be ing the park from night Into day. The gar¬ one of the busiest resorts In Denver. AMERICAN MUSICAL dens are being given much attention and when Ttilllriies will open on IVecoratlon Day with a C^ACTR£SSo" QRATQR lkVj completed will make Mhite City look like the lot of new and n,>vel features. The park has ^ ^rnmrm C*«BOO Mf— lialsre of flowers. The Casino, where ccmic iHs-n undergoing msny cbsnges during the wln- ASSOCIATES, Inc. John S. Egmn. Gen. Dir. ^ ThaaaostlaaeiBatiagaadbsatpayiBgpfofrsalowla **m o|>era prevails. Is In-lng repsinte,! and redoeor- t,‘r. snd will presi-nt a new apts^arance on open¬ b tha world. OaroomplaUaad aompralMasitdaooarss f «te>sent Indications they season. Novel Musical .Attrac¬ sre going to get It. The Majestic, Dan McCoy, manager, will keep tions—Bands and Or¬ As to West End. the I.ake I’ontchartrsin re¬ open hisis,* all dining the summer months. The chestras of every des¬ sort. commonly calleil the Coney Island of tbe seawin Just closing has bi^i'n one of the most cription- Miror V itae” P roducts Hoiith. It Is undergoing extensive changes. The prospiToiis since Its otienlng seveml years ago. attractions prevailing here are prominent mili¬ The Crystal will continue to keep open during SET SPINDLE -tThome make), giMSl aa new, tary bands, with vaudeville and moving pic the summer, and as for a pros|>eroua a,>ason. the l«o years service and never went wrong. Will Proi«ctor$ nnd Film Making MachInary. tunes. Tills park will probably be booked In ofie Jn«t closing has been the imwt prosperous sell with conmlete Isyout, prlxes and all. or ('onnectlon with the tirpheuni Circuit this sum this house has ever enjoyed. s<-parate. F. C. T., 81$ N. Ilth St., St. Louis. ERHARD SCl.NEIDER, aier. The Tahjir Grand has not made any arrange¬ Mo. The lieantlful City Park la as beautiful as ments for a summer season aa yet. and It Is ever, as It la always kept up In tip top condl possible that this house will close daring the FOR SALE -.Amiisr-ment pro|K>allion at Havln Hon. Improvements b*>lng made all the year summer months. Kis-k. ,'onn,; long leas,*, chesp rent. h,*st loca¬ HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN. rimnd. New eonceaslons have lM*en addeil to Tbe Broadway Th<*atie will have some of the tion. Would consider partner. H. N. BULLARD. BRADSHAW CO. this park. best and strongest attractions between now and Box 1S7, Portamonth, N. H. 286 Greenwich St., - N A “SURE WINNER”_ The Faultless Improved “Sixty Gas” Toy Balloon

Write for a sample, also Ilhistrated Descriptive Circular, showing the complete “Faultless” line of SEAMLESS TOY BALLOONS and PATENTED BALLOON NOVELTIES. Ex{t& quality, good weights, brilliant colors, fresh stock direct from the makers— in fact our proposition is the ••BESTEVER.** Do not overlook it. The Faultless Rubber Co. ASHLAND, - - - OHIO, U. S. A 54 X ti e B 111 t> o a r <1 APRIL 3. 1909. Six Flying Banvards

-: WORLD’S CJRKATEST AFRIAL ACT :- Address BERT BANVARD, Manager, care The Billboard, New York City. Touring Europe all Winter. For Parks, address National Park Managers’ Association, John C. Jacket, Booking Mgr.; for Pairs, address Miss Zue Me* Clary, both 1402 Broadway, New York City, Knickerbocker Theatre Bldg.

BIG OPI£N AIR ATTKACmON Flying Baldwins. CAROUSELS Aeiisl Retani and Castlni; Act. T. W. G REENLBAF, MGR.. S14 N. Srd St.. Qalncr, HI. Merry*Go>Roiind8, Riding Galleiieft, Something Different from All Others lUtzzle Dazzles, Striking Machines. Doll Racks for Parks,* Picnics, Fairs and Carnivals, Amusement Outfitters. PEARL TANGLEY yi HERSCHELL-SPILLMAN CO., “The Egyptian Mentalist” Sweeney Street, Week March IS, Burt's Theatre, Toledo, O. WORTH TONAWANDA, N. T., U. S. A. Special Scenery CHAS. E. WELCH, Manager PLAYING THE BEST IN VAUDEVILLE SxS HALF-TOHR .TSo Sx4 HALF-TONI .tl.SO SULLIVAN and CONSIDINE CIRCUIT Spoclal drolgncd lattrrbaada o«r mmelalty OEHERAL BUSntESS OFFICE GENERAL BOOKINO OFFICE —SKETCHES FREE— BOLLITAH AND CONSIDINE BLDG., THIRD SUITE 9 AND 10.. 135S BSOADWAT, AND MADISON STREETS. SE.^’TTLK, WASH. NKW YORK CITY. Knoxville Engraving Co FRED LINCOLN, Gen. Mgr. ORRIS. 0. BROWN, Mgr. BRANCH BOOKING OFFICES Bale Street, KNOXVILLE, TENN

•7 So. Clark St., Third and Madiion Sta., 1117 and lltS Market St.. Chicago, Ill. Seattle. Wash. American Theatra Bldg., San Francisco, Cal. PAUL OOUDRON. HARRY LEATITT. ARCHIE LETT. A GIGANTIC n. ATTRACTION! THE ■lOaCST, MOST CARROUSELLS FA8CINATINO AND VCNSATILK OtN* THE BEST. THE SAFEST. 8ATIONAL KX- HIBITION. C*mS*kma ■b*uT Since 1867 •rtElmal am* sSartllM fMxSa tbat laBlS«S*rs VSK. ,N ALL LEADING PARKS dar« ■•••SSMBpa For panaetilars ol Writ* for particulars or call on thla famoos, reoord- breakjna, erowA- drawing, gfeetaow 5c. SHOW G. A. DENTZEL lar featnro, addreaa SOUVENIRS Factory—3641 Germantown Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa UONf LIE6ME Japsawe China Ware, per 100.$3.50 Trick Match Box, per groee.73 BittMn, h. Japaneee Too Tombe, per groea.75 Japaaeae EIttcra, pw groaa.75 Japaneae WhUtlea, per groea.75 Japaaeae Tartlee, la gliaa box, per groea.. .75 Fancy colored Returned Balia, per groea.... 1.00 Fancy colored OlaM Pen Holdirs, per groea. .M Japaneae Tambreena. per grna. 1.00 STREETMEN Horae 8boe Mlrrora, per gion. 1.60 ]VI A. G I C ! Kkeletoo Acrobata. per groee. 1.00 We are headquarters for all Japaneae Flag Puaxlea, per great. 1.00 Terma—Half depoalt; balanca C. O. D. We offer a new line of high-class paper advertising a Magician, the latest Novelties. Send for KrWMAH MFQ. 00., SIeight-of-band,etc These are without doubt the most attractive •41 Woodland Ava., Olavaland, Ohio. and striking posters ever published for this purpose. Prices and our catalogue on Confetti, description on request, or a complete set of samples cent postpaid THE IREAT CALVERT on receipt of twenty-five cents. Canes, Knives, Carnival Goods, Tho greateat High Wire ex¬ pert the world hai ever Rubber Balls, Rubber and Gas known. For Parka, addreaa National Park Managera' Balloons. Aaaoclatton, John C. Jachel, THE DONALDSON LITHO. CO. Booking Mgr.; for Faira, NEWPORT, KENTUCKY. addreaa Mlaa Zoe McClary, THE GOLDSMITH TOY IMPORnNG CD. both 1402 Broadway, New Tork City, Knickerbocker 122 E. Foufth SI., CINCINNATI, 0 Bonding. Permanent nd- dreas, Bocheater, N. T. I am the Man Who Pulled Sketches, Monologues IShootikcGalieR'^^^! Snoga, ComMllM and Dramaa wrtltaa to ordot An Amusement Company through the summer last season, for rrofaaalooal os*. All work gnaroatood ta make a bit. Beal Taodeellla HIta that wIB Novelty Bau-Racks after the owners had lost all hope. I made them money in get yon Send for our Circulars their park. I .am the man who pulled through the present DIAMOND NOVELTY CO. season a Vaudeville Theatre which had always been a fail¬ I MONEY f- SCMEKECTADY. N Y ure and broke all connected with it for the last five years, ; If yon want aometblng that will get yoe datee I and Inrreaae la nalary, tend for aa aatlmats I made money. , Eatabllahed 1H7S. Addreaa Acts playing in or near Kansas Can you use me on salary or salary and percentage ? I non WATT, Dramatic Author, ity can always find open time SOS Walaat Itraat, PHILAOBLFHIA. FA I mean business propositions only. Address —At— O. T. DIXON, . - . - Springfield, Mo. Dixie Film Exchange The Hippodrome ATTENTION! PARK MANAGERS OWENSBORO, KT. J. R. MANSER, Mgr., Kansas City, Mo. I Beat Service. SIX chanRes, $12.60. No Xor Sale—IS Coaster Cars i royalty on your machine. We buy and Brand new; never used. Cheap. Need the room. Write or wire. I nell machinea and flima. the sea wave ' START A FILM EXORABeX—For $240.00 we THE RUNEY ZARRO CO., Hlghlaid aid Dorebastar Avts., CINCINNATI, 0. ' will aril yoo twelve reela of first-riaaa Sim aad Hanaatlonal Riding Dcrlea FOB SALR. Oaed I rhaoge them every week for Sl.OO a eeel. SaeS two aaaaona. Need room for alterations. P. S.—Write for special list of other material. I for iTet. Don’t delay. XOOBOMT FILM OOM- Cost, ortglnatly, $8,500.00. Wbat do yoo PABT, Room S14 Iboypard s XaUL Sth Itroot overt Addreaa MANAGER. RITERTIBW FIttaburt. Fa. PARK, Detroit, Michigan. BE A. HANDCUFF KING SocreU of Cball^ngo Hamlraff Art. Sl OO; Jail Brrak. $1.00; Milk Cao Rwanr. $2 00; Rarap* froa. FOR SALE—20 reels of Sim. all titled, good Backing Caar. Sl.OO; Straight Jarkrt rarapr SI 00; fman Mynirry,^ tl.OO; Riica,>r from Ima Box rondltlon, at $10 per reel, and 60 reels at $10 ULMER PARR, BroiUyH, N, Y, $2.00; Mall Bag rarap*. etc., etc. AiMrroa THE RELIABLE MAGICAL 00.. 1M7 Canal St., tier reel. 50.000 San Franrlnro Boat Oards. OFKR PRITILEOES.—Candy, Pop Corn, Fmll Orlaaaa, La. $1.50 tier M. Slot machines at one-half price. and Olgarettao, Fishing Pond,, Cana Board, Spin MATER IILVERMAB, 71$ FalUa Bnildla* dla. IF YOU SKE IT IN THE RIIilJlOARD, TI-TiU TIfFM SO. Fittebnrg, Fa. APRIL 3, 1909. ■•■FIRE"*" B. B. & B -PROTECTION- AS GOOD OR SOUVENIRS Glves Assurance of Safety 70 Paa« CatalooM The "CHILDS” ExtiiiKuishers BETTER FORfe^S are approved and lK*ar this lalwl: kFREE.

MANO CHfMiCAt f^TINOUiSHCR TcsTiQuNOin tuPCAVISION or LOOK P|M[ les Novelties lor Fairs and Unocrwritcrs* Laboratories,Inc.

The Competition Tests Prove the ''CHILDS’* the Best. I 0 wn Artists SbppRss FnflMr Plovers 500 "CHILDS" T. D. MOTT. 115-W 9EA8B0W ST..OIICASO.HIII Extinguishers or¬ dered by the Gov¬ Here are a few 1 ernment for the P anama Canal -PRIVILEGES-— That can be sold if advertised in Commission after Tlir**-pl7 V«ne«r Body, HMry Ihiok Ooror- ing. Hickory SloU, KolIoobU BoroU-Boud, the most severe Hond Birotod TIPPIVO T&AT. ood It.. 6S5 Bmithlold Bt. GUARAMXEED test ever given the lot Podoral Btroot, Vorth Bido subject of fire ex- PITTSBURGH. PA.

JOURNAL ^ Send for circu¬ lars and prices. ORANGEADE BAR LEMONADE RESTAURANT SODA WATER LUNCH STAND O.J. CHILDS COMPANY ROOT BEER" COFFEE HOUSE Sol* Mfgrs. NEAR BEER TEA GARDEN Utica, New York. U. S. A. POP STAND is an important one with Anything in the way of a Beverage or Food offered as a privilege at a Fair, Park or Ex- msition can bo sold by advertising in tbs only Beverage and Food Journal in America. Small Investment, EVERY MOVING PICTURE MAN -ADDRESS- quirk sales, large pmllts. We are tbe EVERY PARK MANAGER originators of Crisp- The Beverage and Food Pub. Co., ettes. Frilter-Crisp ette Marblnes. Rotary EVERY THEATRE MANAGER P. 0. Box 54, Cincinnati, Ohio Com Pomiers, Candy Makers' Tools. and all other managers who want to keep abreast of the W. Z. LONG CO. times. All this information is contained in ITS High SU. SPRINGFIELD, O AUTOMATIC MOVING iSIGrMiS t?ie: XIMES Vaudeville Acts SHOOTING GALLERY CINCINNATI. OHIO Wanted Plrst-Class, A-1 Vaudovtll* Acts; Novelty Acts preferred. In first letter state length of act; describs an authority upon a^ertising signs. Subscription price $1 fully, lowest salary, etc. Only box- per year. Sample copies 10 cents. No free copies. office attractions wanted. W. P. READY’S VAUDEVILLE EXCHAN6E WAISJXED Crescent Theetre Building, NASHVILLE, Till. VAUDEVILLE SHOWS and FREE ACTS AND BASEBALL NOVELTIES. For the Writv for rrlc* IJst. Wit WURFFLEIB, Mgr., Wyoming State Fair «0I B. e*cond it,, Pkiludslpki*. P*.. U. 8. A. to be held at Douglas, Wyom¬ ing, Sept. 28th, 29th, 30th A-1 Electric Theatre, Platform Show that does not conflict; also and the 1st of October. Ferris Wheel. Want one more free act. Have some of the best Address C. H. McWHINNIE, Sec., Home-coming and Celebrations booked for the coming season. All Dotiglaa. ^Vyomlno. OF ALL KINDS, FOR show 30 70. Privileges. $10.00 a week. Don’t wire; write full State all particulars, price, etc. finest Colored Pork in the South particulars. SLOT MACHINE Will open about April 1, 1909. ,Vew one again. Greateet money¬ Address DIXIE PARK CO., maker in that line. Circulars and Charles W. Off information on request. Frank Rogers, Mgr. Box 501, PINE BLUFF* ARK. MOBILE. ALA. General DeUvery, A. J. FISHER & CO. PITTSBURG, PA. Theatre For Sale THE LONDON For Sale, Cheap. “Banjo," tha largMt bull In tb. world. Th. blggriit mouay maker on tba midway. T.TMT.TB beating rapacity, about oaa tl K. MOBSE. HavarhiU, Maaa. «Bd. Madam throughout. Addreoa B. C.. i 'hi. paper. WAHTED—Moving Plctora Tbaatra in city of MUSIC HALL 25.01)0 popolatlou or over. Partlaa that maan hualneac addreaa J, X. P.. eara Tba BfUbaard, THEATRICAL LAWYER, Is tbs recognlaad organ of Vandavills Artists throngbont tbs world. Amarlcana vial ting In Iiondon nnetanati. Ohio. will And a fitandly walcoma at 14 lislcoater Streat, W. C. NBW TORK OmCCS. 1» W. Twanty- MAURICE HAROLD ROBE, fonrtb Btraat; Telephoaa 1T72. Madlaon Square. 140 NatMu Btraat, MEW YORK. SLOT MACHINES _Hedueed Ratea to tba Profaealon. FOR SALK—Slot machines of all kinds. Address B. SICKIKO. 1011 Dayton Bt., Cinoianati, 0. f ATE NTS OR FEE BETURN- .. I^ree rriHirt a. to |>at •"“••'■•'ed tlulde iLmk ami 11*1 ..f ^vj^tlon. wanted aenl free. XYAlfB. WILKINS BIG MONEY *_OO^W "F " Bt., Washington. D. C. THE BOTELTT OF THE OEVTVXT, Wtlaon's <\>ckat Coat Hangar folda Ilka n comb U a Icalberatta raaa. When dosed, TW In. long. 2 In. wide, |o. thick. It will bang a full salt n.200.00. iniSICXAlfS—I>‘arn to play Vaodevtlla and Dra¬ ladlaa' or gentleinen's. Bvarybody boyi at alght. t etalls 2Sc. Send 2Bc for Sample and poataga. matic music. Taught by maU. Special couna J*'***- w««*r tank lllnalon. cost Nlrkol-platad. Agant* poaltively ahonid mako at l\aat $7.50 per day. If you don't Ilka It, tha bqiiarem, rapeatara. and for plani.ta. Particulars tree. Write today. naxt man will giva yon 25c for It. Show peopl^ all over say It la the thing tor traveling. KNACK CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF Ktf- WTLSOM BOVXLTT MfO. 00.. 1«4« St. Olair St.. Olavaland. O. SIC. (Dept. B.) Danvilla. Ill. APRIL 3, 1909. THE BILLBOAA APRIL S. 1909. MOTION PICTURE PATENTS CO. 80 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY

LICENSEES REVISED Licensed Manufacturers and Importers of Films

American Mutoscope and Biograph George Kleine Company Lubin Manufacturing Company Edison Manufacturing Company Pathe Freres Essanay Film Manufacturing Company Selig Polyscope Company Kalem Company Vitagraph Company of America

LICENSED FILM EXCHANGES

The Following Exchanges Have Been Licensed, and at the Present Time are the Only Exchanges that are authorized to handle Licensed Film:

Actograph Company.50 Union Square. New York City ] Lubin Film Service.21 South Eighth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Actograph Company.Troy, N. Y. Lubin Film Service....510 Paul-Gale-Greenwood Building, Norfolk, Va. Alamo Film Exchange.405 Main Street. Dallas. Texas Lubin Film Service.140 West Fifth Street. Cincinnati, Ohio Alamo Film Exchange.304 Conroy Building. San Antonio. Texas Michigan Film & Supply Co... 1106 Union Trust Building, Detroit. Mich. American Film Exchange i.645 Wabash Building, Pittsburg. Pa. Miles Brothers, Inc.259 Sixth Avenue. New York. N. Y. American Film Service.125 Monroe StreeL Chicago. Ill. Miles Brothers. Inc.Washington and Dover Streets, Boston. Mass. American Film Service.158 North Main Street. Memphis. Tenn. Miles Brothers, Inc.790 Turk Street, San Francisco, Cal. American Vitagraph Company.116 Nassau Street. New York. N. Y. Mitchell Film Exchange.120*4 Main Street. Little Rock, Ark. Buffalo Film Exchange.13 H Oenessee Street. Buffalo. N. Y. Monarch Film Exchange. ...201 Thompson Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. C. A. CaTehuff.Fourth and Green Streets, Philadelphia. Pa. Montana Film Exchange...,.41 North Main Street. Butte. Mont. Calumet Film Exchange.Masonic Temple. Chicago. Ill. Morton Film Exchange.107 Sixth Street, Portland. Ore. Clune Film Exchange...227 South Main Street. Doe Angeles. Cal. ' National Film Company.100 Griswold Street. Detroit, Mich. Colorado Film Exchange Company..220 Charles Building. Denver. Colo. National Film Renting Company.Spokane, Wash. Columbia Film Exchange.414 Ferguson Building. Pittsburg, Pa. Novelty Moving Picture Co.418 Turk Street. San Francisco, Cal. O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co.. .Gayety Theatre Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Ohio Film Exchange.20 Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co.Hopkins’ Theatre, Louisville, Ky. Pearce & Scheck.223 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, Md. O. T. Crawford Film Exchange Co... .Shubert Theatre, New Orleams, La. Pennsylvania Film Exchange.403 Lewis Block. Pittsburg. Pa. Harry Davis.847 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg. Pa People’s Film Exchange.126 University Place, New York City Harry Davis.'..Buffalo, N. Y. Pittsburg Calcium Light A Film Co... 121 Fourth Avenue. Pittsburg, Pa. Harry Davis.1314 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co.Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Denver Film Exchange.713 Lincoln Avenue. Denver, Colo. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co. .501-3 Central Bldg., Rochester.N.Y. Dixie Film Company.620 Commercial Place, New Orleans. La. Pittsburg Calcium Light & Film Co.Neave Building, Cincinnati, Ohio Duquesne Amu-sement Supply Co... 104-5 Bakewell Bldg., Pittsburg. Pa. Pittsburg Calcium Light A Film Co_421 Walnut Street, Des Moines, la. Duquesne Amusement Supply Co. 235 Monticello Arcade Bldg. Norfolk.Va Pittsburg Calcium Light A Film Co. .60-62 Brownell Block, Lincoln, Neb. Edison Display Co.116 Third Avenue, Seattle. Wash. Schiller Film Exchange.103 Randolph Street, Chicago, Ill. Edison Di.splay Company.165>4 Fourth Street, Portland, Ore. Southern Film Exchange. 1822 Fourth Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. Electric Theatre Supply Co....47 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Southern Film Exchange.148 West Fifth Street. Cincinnati, Ohio Greater New York Film Rental Co....24 Union Square, New York City Spoor, George K.. A Co.62 North Clark Street. Chicago, Ill. C. J. Hite Company.Monadnock Block, Chicago, III. Standard Film Exchange.79 Dearborn Street. Chicago. III. Howard Moving Picture Co.564 Washington Street, Boston, Mails. Star Film Exchange.120 Randolph Street, Chicago. III. Imperial Film Exchange.. 44 West Twenty-eighth Street New York City Superior Film Supply Co.621 Nasby Building, Toledo. Ohio Imperial Film Exchange...299 River Street, Troy, N. Y Swaab Film Service Co.338 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Imperial Film Exchange....803 Ninth Street, N. W., Washington, D C. The Talking Machine Co.97 Main Street, Flast Rochester, N. Y. Imported Film & Supply Co.708 Union Street, New Orleans, La. Tally’s Film Exchange.554 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. Kent Film Service.218 Nicholas Building, Toledo. Ohio Theatre Film Supply Co.202 South Tryon Street, Charlotte. N. C. Kleine Optical.Company.200814 Third Avenue, Birmingham. Ala. Theatre Film Supply Co.2007 Second Avenue, Birmingham, Ain. Kleine Optical Company.657 Washington Street, Boston, Ma.ss. Theatre Film Service Co.85 Dearborn Street. Chicago, Ill, Kleine Optical Company.52 State Street, Chicago, III. Theatre Film Service Co.. 1038 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. Kleine Optical Company.302 Bo.ston Building, Denver, Colo Trent A Wilson.63 East Third Street. Salt I.«ke City, Utah Kleine Optical Company.229 Commercial Building, Des Moines. la. 20th Century Optlscope Co.408 Ecclee Building. Ogden. Utah Kleine Optical Company.214 Traction Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Turner A Dahnken.1650 Ellis Street. San Francisco, Cal. Kleine Optical Co. of California, 269 Pac. Elec. Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. 'Fwln City Calcium A 8*ereoptloon Co., 709 Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis Kleine Optical Company.662 Sixth Avenue, New York. N. Y. United Film Exchange.717 Superior Avenue. N. E., Cleveland. Ohio Kleine Oiftlcal Company.309 Melhorn Building. Seattle, Wash. United States Film Exchange.132 I.4ike Street. Chicago, III. Kleine Optica! Company of Missouri, .<>23 Commercial Bldg., St. Louis, .Mo, Vaudette Film Flxchange Co-103 Monroe Street, Grand Rapids, Mich Laemmle Film Service.196 Lake Street. Chicago. Ill. Waters, P. L.41 East Twenty-first Street. New York, N. Y. Laemmle Film Service.Main and Sixth Streets, Evansville, Ind. Weiss’, Alfred. Film Exchange.219 Sixth Avenue. New York City Laemmle Film Service.78 South Front Street. Memphis, Tenn. Western Film Exchange.949 Century Building, St. Louis, Mo. Laemmle Film Service.. 1121-23 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn. Western Film Exchange.307 Grand Avenue, Milwaukee, WIs. Laemmle Film Service.800 Brandels Block, Omaha. Neb. Western Film Exchange.201 Miners’ Bank Building. Joplin. Mo. Laemmle Film Service,... 214-215-216 Wells Fargo Bldg., Portland, Ore Wonderland Film Exchange, Seventh St. A Liberty Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. Laemmle Film Service.151 Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah Wheelan-Ix>per Film Company.839 Main Street, Dallas, Texas Lake Shore Film & Supply Co., 314 Superior Ave., N. E., Cleveland, Ohio 1 Yale Film Renting Company.622 Main Street. Kansas City, Mo. H. Lleber Company.24 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.