Plattsburg Theatre JACKIC. MATHEWS. MGR! MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "IT IS THE LAW" A Play by Elmer L. Rice from the story of the same title by Hayden Talbot.

CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Rose ...Miss Emma Lowe Gertrude Miss Hazel Carleton Ruth Cummings —Miss Hazel Baker Lillian Cummings Miss Rosalind Mahan Justin Victor _ Mr. Milton Goodhand Theodore Cummings Mr. Claude C. Phillips William Elliot Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Albert Woodruff Mr. John Hall Ellen Miss Mable Phillips Sniffer Evans, a crook Mr. George Graves Byron _. Mr. Chauncey Dumas James Dolan Mr. James Kelleher Edward Harley Mr. J. W. McCarthy

SYNOPSIS ACT I. Drawing Room of Theodore Cummings' Home. (Six Minutes Intermission) ACT II. Albert Woodruff's Apartment—Six months later. NOTE—During Act Two the curtain will be lowered 30 seconds to denote the elapse of twenty-four hours. (Six Minutes Intermission) ACT III. Warden's Office In Sing Sing Prison. Eight years later. (Three Minutes Intermission) ACT IV. Cumming's Home. Two weeks later. (Six Minutes Intermission) ACT V. Card Room of the Gotham Club, the following night. Time—Present. Place—New York City.

TOMORROW NIGHT "THE LOVE CHILD" An Enormous Royalty Production direct from its Phenomenal New York Run

TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH. N. Y. Plattsburg Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. TUESDA Y, SEPT. 25, 1923 Ohas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "THE LOVE CHILD" Sydney Blackmore and Janet Beecher's Great Success

CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Marie Miss Mable Phillips Barrie Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Laura Thome Miss Hazel Baker Eugene Thome Mr. Milton Goodhand Aline De Mar Miss Rosalind Mahan Gaby Mulligan Miss Hazel Carleton Reine Clive Miss Emma Lowe PaulBrander Mr. John Hall Helen Brander Miss Emma Lowe Smith Mr. Claude C. Phillips Noto ..., Mr. J. W. McCarthy

SYNOPSIS

ACT I. Laura's Drawing Room. A House in East Fiftys N. Y. C. Friday Evening. ACT II. Eugene's Studio. Greenwich Village. Sat. Afternoon. NOTE—During Act 2 the curtain will be lowered one minute to indicate the passing of an hour. « ACT III. Paul Brander's Library. A House in Fifth Avenue. Saturday Evening. ACT IV. Laura's Drawing Room. Sunday Morning. Time—Present.

TOMORROW MATINEE "IT IS THE LAW"

TOMORROW NIGHT Chuckles and Chills—Tears and Thrills "CAPTAIN APPLEJACK"

One Solid Year at the Cort Theatre

TUTTLE PRINTING CO.- PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. Plattsburgl Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "CAPTAIN APPLEJACK" An Arabian Night's Adventure in Three Acts By Walter Hackett

CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Lush Mr. Claude C. Phillips Poppy Fair Miss Hazel Baker Mrs. Agatha Whatcombe Miss Emma Lowe Ambrose Applejohn Mr. Milton Goodhand Anna Valeska Miss Rosalind Mahan Mrs. Pengard Miss Hazel Carleton Horace Pengard Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Ivan Borolsky Mr. John Hall Palmer Miss Mable Phillips Dennet Mr. Chauncey Dumas 1st Pirate Mr. James Kelleher 2nd Pirate Mr. J. W. McCarthy 3rd Pirate Mr. Claude C. Phillips 4th Pirate Mr. Chauncey Dumas Johnny Jason _ Mr. J. W. McCarthy

SYNOPSIS ACT I. The Adventure. AGT II. The Dream. ACT III. The Romance. Time—The Present. One Winters Night. Place—An old house in a lonely spot on the coast of Cornwall, England.

TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT Margaret Anglin's Great Success "THE WOMAN IN BRONZE' Broadway claimed this the Classiest Emotional Drama of the age.

TUTTLE PRINTIN % CO.- PLATTSBU RGH, N. Y. Plattsburg ClKatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin

PRESENTS "THE WOMAN IN BRONZE" A Drama by Henry Kistemaecker and Eugene Delard, adopted from the French by Paul Kester.

CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance.

Billy Byrd Mr. Claude C. Phillips Maude Randal _ Miss Mable Phillips Leonard Hunt Mr. Milton Goodhand Mary Courtney Miss Hazel Carleton Mrs. Douglass Graham _ Miss Emma Lowe Patrick Griggs Mr. J. W. McCarthy Sylvia Morton Miss Rosalind Mahan" Mr. Douglass Graham Mr. John Hall Vivian Hunt Miss Hazel Baker Reginal Morton _ Mr. Jere. H. Taylor James Mr. James Kelleher George Mr. Chauncey Dumas Papa Bonelli Mr. George Graves

SYNOPSIS ACT 1. Leonard Hunt's Studio. Situated about twenty miles from New York City. Late afternoon in February. ACT 2. The Same. An Afternoon in May. ACT 3. The Same. A Night Ten Months Later.

TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT The greatest laugh provoker ever produced "TWIN BEDS" You will laugh—You will howl—You will scream, ' And then some.

TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. Plattsburg CDeatrc JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "TWIN BEDS" A Farce in Three Acts by Salisbury Fields and Margaret Mayo, from Mr. Fields Book by the same title.

CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance.

Harry Hawkins Mr. Milton Goodhand Blanch Hawkins _.. Miss Hazel Baker Signor Monti Mr. John Hall Signora Monti Miss Hazel Carleton Andrew Larkin Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Amanda Larkin Miss Rosalind Mahan Norah Miss Emma Lowe

« SYNOPSIS

ACT I. Living Room of Hawkins Apartment. One Night in Spring.

ACT II. Bedroom of the Hawkins Apartment. Two Weeks Later*

NOTE—During Act 2 the curtain will be lowered four seconds to indicate the passing of four hours.

ACT II. Same as Act 2, a few hours later.

Place—New York. Time—Present.

TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT The Hit of San Francisco "THAT GIRL MICKEY"

TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. Plattsburg Clxatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR

SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1923 \ Clias. K. Champlin PRESENTS "THAT GIRL MICKEY" A Modern Murder Mystery Drama—In Three Acts

CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Wallace Irwin, a novelist Mr. Milton Goodhand Chester Irwin, his brother Mr. John Hall Ronald Malcolm Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Mrs. Irwin Miss Emma Lowe Lela Eldridge Miss Rosalind Mahan Old Man Putnam Mr. Claude C. Phillips Mickey Miss Hazel Baker Larry Rowland Mr. J. W. McCarthy

SYNOPSIS

ACT I. The Living Room of the Irwin Home. ACT II. The Same. Some Months Later. ACT III. The Same. One Month Later.

NOTE—During the last act the curtain will be lowered one minute to denote the elapse of one hour.

MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1923 'Sally, Irene & Mary' The Breezy Musical Comedy Hit 50—PEOPLE—50

TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. piattsburg Cbeatrc JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. » MONDAY, OCTOBER. 1,1923 THE MESSRS. SHUBERT PRESENT "Sally, Irene and Mary" A Musical Comedy in Two Acts and Nine Scenes. Book by Eddie Dowling and Cyrus Wood. Lyrics by Raymond Klages. Music by J. Fred Coots. Musical Numbers Staged by Frank M. Gillespie Staged by Frank Smithson. The Entire Production under the Personal Supervision of Mr. J. J. Shubert. CAST OF CHARACTERS: JIMMIEDUGAN JOE KENO MRS. DUGAN, his mother JOSIE CLAFLIN MARY O'BRIEN, his girl y. ESTAIRE KAYE MRS. O'BRIEN, her mother KATHERINE CLARE WARD SALLY, friend of Mary MARJORIE LANE MRS. CLANCY, her mother , MAIDA READE IRENE, another friend of Mary ....BESSIE GROSS RODMAN JONES, an aristocrat FRANK CORNELL MRS. JONES, his mother HARRIET ROSS CLARENCE EDWARDS, a boy around town KENNETH RICHARDS MR. MYERS, a theatrical manager .'.... AUGUSTUS BELFOUR PERCY FITZGERALD, a friend of Clarence JOE WAGSTAFF AL. CLEVELAND, an author TOM MORRISON SULLY, stage door man EDDIE SELLS TONY EDDIE SELLS MR. MULCAHEY, of the neighborhood JOHN MELLON DINTY MOORE, pal of Jimmie SAM FORD FRANK, night watchman GEO. WILLIAMS FIRST DRESSER TO GIRLS ..VENIE ATHERTON SECOND DRESSER TO GIRLS! SALLIE STEMBLER DETECTIVE OF HOTEL ASTOR SAM FORD CARRIAGE MAN, Hotel Astor _ JOE COSTELLO KITTY KELLY, East Side Girl , MARGIE NORMAN MABEL RILEY, her friend MARY SIMS MARGUERITE HOGAN LILLIAN BEA MRS. POMEROY GILBERT :. VENIE ATHERTON MRS. KELLY POOL SALLIE STEMBLER MRS. FITZGIBBONS CONROY , JEWEL SEILER MRS. CARTER SMITH MARION FISHER MRS. DE LA CROIX MARY BARRY

ACT 1 SCENE 1—Tenement on the East Side, New York. SCENE 2—Kitchen of the Dugan home. (Four years later) SCENE 3—Stage Doors of the Knickerbocker, New Amsterdam and Vanderbilt Theatres. SCENE 4—Mary's Dressing Room in the Knickerbocker Theatre. SCENE 5—Dance of the Ballet on the New Amsterdam Stage. ACT II SCENE 1—Peacock Alley, Hotel Astor, New York. SCENE 2-Charity Bazaar, Park Avenue. SCENE 3—On the fire escape of the Dugan home. SCENE 4 -Wedding at the little Church Around the Corner.

MUSICAL NUMBERS ORCHESTRA UNDER DIRECTION OF CARL HAHN; ACT I—SCENE 1 Opening Chorus, "Kid Days" Ensemble Song "Jimmie" ...Dinty and Dancing Girls Dance Mabel Riley "Time Will Tell" Hogan and Dancing Girls SCENE 2 "Pals" Jimmie SCENE 3 "Stage Door Johnnies" Percy, Clarence, Irene, Eight Dancing Girls, —Eight Dancing Boys "1 Wonder Why" Mary, Boys and Girls of Ensemble "Do You Remember?" Sullie, Frank, First Lady Dresser, Second Lady Dresser Boys and Girls of Enseemble "How I've Missed You, Mary", Jimmie and Mary SCENE 4 "Right Boy Comes Along" Mary and Eight Dancing Boys SCENE 5 Dance of the Ballet — Sally and Sixteen Ballet Girls ACT ll-SCENE 1 Opening Ensemble, "Peacock Alley" Boys and Girls of Ensemble "Something in Here" Percy and Sally "Opportunity" : Irene, Clarence and Dancing Girls "We Are Waiting" Sully and Boys SCENE 2 "Clouds Roll by Dance" Sally SCENE 3 * "Time Will Tell" Jimmie SCENE 4 "Wedding Time" Jimmie, Mary, Percy, Irene, Clarence, Sally and —Wedding Couples of Ensemble Finale Entire Company LADIES OF ENSEMBLE—Mary Sims, Lillian Bea, Bee Werner, Marian Kasper,. Marjorie Norman, Marion Wilson, Jewel Seiler, Marion Fisher, Marianne May, May Barry, Margaret Van Cleef, Margaret Litz, Helen Litz, Marie Dow, Esther Shannon. GENTLEMEN—Sam Ford, Joe Du Bow, Earl Atkinson, Elmer Sieferd, Joe Costello Maurice Jules, Buddy Niles, Eugene Day. EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR "SALLY, IRENE AND MARY" COMPANY General Manager ..... tMILTON SHUBERT Manager of Company - - - - SAM. L. TUCK Business Manager ------DAVE LEWIS Musical Director - - - - - CARL HAHN Stage Manager ... . FRANK CORNELL

TOMORROW BUCK JONES IN "HELL'S HOLE" 3-ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE-3 piattsburg CDeatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1923 ANDY AND MIN, INCORPORATED Presents Sydney Smith Best of All Cartoon Comedies "THE GUMPS" In Two Acts, written by John P. M. Mulgrew Staged by Roger Gray

CHARACTERS IN ORDER . Hattie Darling (Mr. Gump's Secretary) Ethel Pastor Teddy Jerome (In love with Hattie)._._ ..Paul Griffin Babe Foster (Baby Vampire) _Babe Evans Minerva Gump (Andy's blight) Beatrice Harlowe Andrew Gump (Running for Congress) Cole Carroll Uncle Bim (Andy's Uncle) Danny Simmons Mrs. Zander (Uncle Bim's Fiasco) Fannie Kidston Gus Plodke (A Walking Delegate) _. Hal R. Whitford

PERSONAL OF CHORUS Flo FloHirsch Viola _ Viola Roth Lillian Lillian Lundgren Jeanne ..Jeanne LaBelle Jeannette Jeannette Stewart Betty Betty Clarke Belle _ Belle Smith Sonia Sonia Galinova Buddie Buddie Fire Sylvia Sylvia Furman

MUSICAL PROGRAM Orchestra under the Direction of Al. Laffman ACT I. "I Pity the Sweetie" 1. Sweetie Teddy and Hattie 2. The Gold Digger Babe and Girls 3. Andy Gump _ „ Gump and Girls 4. Strutting Jim Teddy and Girls 5. Keep Baby a-crying Babe and Uncle Bim 6. Gianana Mia Mrs. Zander 7. Banana Blues _.. Uncle Bim and Girls 8. Kingdom of Your Eyes Hattie 9. Finale Entire Company

ACT II. 1. Steal a Little Kiss Teddy and Girls (Solo Dance by Lillian Lundgren) 2. Sitting in a Corner Mrs. Zander 3. Ten Thousand Years From Today Teddy 4. Specialty Beatrice Harlowe 5. My Sweetie Went Away Babe and Girls (Assisted by Flo Hirsch and Jeanne LaBelle) 6. Specialty Danny Simmons 7. First, Last and Always Teddy and Hattie 8. That's a Lot of Bunk Andy and Girls 9. Finale Entire Company

Thursday and Friday, OCTOBER 18 and 19 The Moving Picture Version of A. S. M. Hutchinson's Novel "IF WINTER GOMES" Mightier than the Book.

THE TUTTLE PRINTING CO. Plattsburgh Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 24,1923

JOHN W. VOGAL, The Minstrel King, Presents Gus Hill and George Evans9 HONEY BOY MINSTRELS Combined PART FIRST Grand Introductory Overture Royal Ensemble In "The Radium Palace," the only First Part Setting of its kind in the world. Clyde Chain, Master of Ceremonies. COMEDIANS HOMER MEACHUM Fred Cartelle Billy Williams Harry Bowman Bart Crawford Ralph Cranato Poodles Hughes R. Redwing VOCAL CONTINGENT Clyde Chain Clive Tedford Harry Breen • Ernest Holder Wallace Nash Floyd DeForest Albert Bohne Carl Ruth Wm. Corby Lester LaMonte OPENING CHORUS "Day by Day in Every Way" Entire Company "That Dear Old Girl of Mine" E. R. Holder "The Stingo, Stungo Bug" "Oh, What a Feelin' " «. Bart Crawford "Honey Time" Clyde Chain PRESENTATION OF THE ENTERTAINERS SUPREME "Tree Top Tall" Billy Williams "The Roll of the Deep" Wallace Nash "Did They Get That Bonus?" "Meow-Meow-Scat" HOMER MEACHUM "Dear Old County Down" Harry Breen Finale Entire Company INTERMISSION OF TEN MINUTES Victor Huff and Symphony Orchestra Second Part of Novelties and Surprises The European Enigmas GARTELLE BROTHERS (How Do They Do It and Live?) "EMPIRE STATE EIGHT" Eight Melody Boys in Flashes of Symphonic Syncopation— Messrs. Olson, Cooper, Beatty, Wieland, Haagland, DeForest and Hable. THE AVIATION FOUR E. R. Holder, First Tenor; C. R. Tedford, Second Tenor; Al. Bohone Baritone; Wallace Nash, Basso.—Original Numbers—Georgia, Jelly Roll Blues, Down by the Old Apple Tree, Thousand Mile Blues. THE IRRESISTIBLE COMEDIAN-HOMER MEACHUM Comic Songs and Funny Sayings The Entertainment Will Conclude With a Miniature Absurdity, Entitled "KING OF THE BOLO ISLAND" CAST: King Fourflush (Foolish, But Not a Sap) Billy Williams The Kings Interpreter Bart Crawford Melba Ukelele (Oil Queen) Harry Breen Reception Committee Entire Company

March—Good Night Happy Dreams Orchestra NOTE—This program is subject to slight change.

THE TUTTLE PRINTING CO. Plattsburgh Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS, MGR. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1923

WALTER SCAN LAN IN A NEW PLAY WITH SONGS "The Blarney Stone" A Comedy in Four Acts by Edward E. Rose Play Staged by the Author Scenes Designed by S. K. Viele

THE PEOPLE BRIAN O'LINN, Editor of "The Blarney Stone" -...... „ .WALTER SCANLAN PETER O'LINN, his Brother Jack McClellan TIMOTHY McCANN, Attorney from New York .. Arthur Griffin FELIX MELDON _ . Ivan Christy ONY DOLAN, Employee of the Brian Jack Kearney CONAL FOGARTY, A Bill Collector Larry Wood MARY O'LINN, Brian's Mother Emerlin Campbell HANNAH MOLLOY Elenore Rowe KITTY TYRREL „. Helen Smith

SYNOPSIS ACT I Brian's Yard in Knockanure, Limerick County, on a June Afternoon. During the action of Act I.—Mr. Scanlan will sing "A Bit o' Pink & White" and "Shamrock Flirtation". ACT II The Same. Next Day. During the Second Act Mr. Scanlan will sing "Kitty". ACT III The Entrance Hall of Craig-Na-Ballach Castle, on the Evening of June 16. Daring the Third Act Mr. Scanlan will sing "Tip o' The Mornin'," and "The Minstrel's Prayer". ACT IV The Same. A Few Hours Later. During this Act Mr. Scanlan will sing "When You Kiss 'The Blarney Stone'". (The action of the play is in Knockanure, Limerick County, Ireland)

Scenery construction by Al. Rummell All properties built by Henry L. Gebhardt Flowers by the General Flower and Decorating Co., New York Electrical equipment by Capitol Theatre Equipment Co., New York Costumes designed and executed by Etheldra V. Martin

EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR GEORGE M. GATTS WITH MR. SCANLAN Wm. Conlon Company Manager John Dunne Advance Representative Fred Davidson Agent Matt McNally Musical Director Ivan Christy _ Stage Manager Irving Benson.. Master Carpenter Dennis J. Whelan Master of Properties Al. Rymski Electrician Maurice Kavanaugh Secretary Tomorrow-Vaudeville and Feature Pictures

THE TUTTLE PRINTING CO. Pittsburgh Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS, MGR. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1923

LE COMTE & FLESHER PRESENT THE TUNEFUL MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA "LISTEN TO ME" Book, Lyrics and Music by Charles George NOTE—The entire production staged and customes, scenery and effects designed by the author ACT ONE Scene 1—Top of the Times Building, New York, overlooking the city J. Lucifer Devil Ross Robertson Calls upon the Six Temptations of Man Wine _ Gladys Murphy Woman __ Virginia O'Brien Song - ZellaHall Cards Margie Rene Tobacco — Helen Norton Racing Bobbie Kolsrud and invites them to Scene Two, Satan's Palace in Hades and there we meet— Theda Bareback, his affinity Marguerite Williams Snowball, a touch of color Joe B. McGee Slats, nobody from nowhere Gates Austin Tillie, a fla'pper Valere True Douglas Greenbacks, a movie idol _ Eddie Walkup Mary Picklefeet, a movie queen Peggy Earle and Devils and Devilettes. We next find ourselves en route to the North Pole where we encounter— Snowflake _ Annabelle Collins Snowdrop _ Lula Kelley Two icy dancing sprites and their dancing icicles, after which we find ourselves at Scene Four, the Frozen North and there we become acquainted with— Snowball Joe B. McGee Slats Gates Austin Kokomo, an Eskimo flapper Valere True Tom Cherry, an explorer Eddie Walkup Vera Varden, an American Girl Peggy Earle Jack Frost _ Ross Robertson Aurora Borealis Marguerite Williams and Eskimo Boys and Girls. It being too cold in this climate, we now go the sweetest place in the world, Kandy Land. Act Two, Scene One. There we take a fancy to such confections as- Chocolate Drop Joe B. McGee Peppermint Stick _ Gates Austin Jack O'Diamonds _ Ross Robertson Queen of Hearts Marguerite Williams Caramel Valere True Gum Drop Eddie Walkup Princess Bon Bon Peggy Earle and many delicious Kandy Dolls. Then we come back to realities and earth and find ourselves in Scene Two, stage of the Ritz Theatre, New York City, where all immor­ tals become mortals. Snowball, janitor of the theatre Joe B. McGee Mr. Slats, the comedian _ Gates Austin Robert White, the leading man Ross Robertson Adele Hunter, the prima donna _ Marguerite Williams Trixie LaRue, the dancing girl Peggy Earle Margery Petit, the comedienne Valere True Earle Foxe, the light comedian Eddie Walkup All love affairs being straightened out, it is only fitting that the finishing scene should be Cupid's Post Office MUSICAL NUMBERS (Subject to Change) Orchestra Conducted by Ted Gardner ACT ONE 1. Man and His Temptations J. Lucifer and Girls 2. The Devilish Blues Theda and Girls 3. Girls We Have Known Snowball, Slats and Girls 4. Mary Mary and Girls 5. In the Movies Doug, Theda, J. Lucifer, Mary and Girls 6. Listen to Me Tillie, Slats and Girls 7. Where's the Girl for Me? .-. J. Lucifer and Theda 8. Queen of Northern Lights Aurora and Girls 9. Dance—The Spirit of Winter Peggy Earle 10. Eskimo Love Song Slats and Kokomo 11. Our Bungalow in Wintertime Vera, Tom and Girls 12. Sleigh Bell Ballet and Finale _ Company ACT TWO 13. Kandy Land Queen of Hearts and Girls 14. Doctor Cupid Queen Jack and Girls 15. My Bon Bon Girl Peppermint, Caramel and Bon Bon 16. Oh, You Kewpie Kandy Doll Gum Drop, Bon Bon and Girls NOTE —The costumes in this number are made entirely of Dennison Crepe Paper. 17. Syncopation Principals 18. Dancing Specialty Peggy Earle 19. I Don't Talk About Nobody Joe B. McGee 20. Letters Trixie, Margery, Adele and Girls 21. Finale Company Ladies of the Ballet—Muriel Astor, Virginia O'Brien, Zello Hall, Annabelle Collins, Margie Rene, Phyllis Wray, Lula Kelly, Helen Norton, Dorothy Brenner, Gladys Murphy, Bobbie Kolsrud, Belle Raymond, Tessie Jones and Ella Ingram. TOMORROW--"DUCK JONES" AND VAODEVILLE

THE TUTTLE PRINTING CO. Plattsburgh Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1923

R. M. HARVEY OFFERS The Only Show of Its Kind in the World "Harvey's Greater Minstrels" Tour Direction of C. Jay Smith

PART I-A Festival of Mirth, Melody and The Peer of All—The Man of Man Faces Dancing - '. Harry Fiddler The Darktown Circus Cross and Jackson WHITNEY VINEY, Master of Festivities Margaret Jackson The Modern Black Patti OUR PREMIER SEXTETTE OF END MEN The Kewpie Comic—Ludicrous Juggler Left Section—Noah Robinson, Slim Austin. Pewee Williams Sidney Dunham. Right Section—Chas. Beechum PART III-THE CHOCOLATE TOWN Lawrence Baker, Pewee Williams. MUSICAL REVIEW Minstrel Kings and Queens, Harvey's Minstrels At the Darktown Strutters Picnic Runnin* Wild Noah Robinson Hambone Johnson Tom Cross Girl of the Olden West Curley Johnson Chitlin Beans ....._ Noah Robinson Carolina Lawrence Baker Wun Lung Harry Fiddler The Bootlegger _. Chas. Beechum Asleep in the Deep Rudolph Gray The Vamp _ Viola English When You Gamble in the Game of Love The Drunk Lawrence Baker Irvin Richardson The Officer Curley Johnson Dancing Interlude Sidney Dunham The Deacon — Slim Austin Little Black Lamb Whitney Viney LIGHTNING JAZZ DRILL I'm Going Back To My Mammy Chas. Beechum Misses Austin, Cannon, English, Raye, Jones, The Bugle Blues Famous Slim Austin Burt, Emery and Graham Lolita Margaret Jackson THE PEKIN QUARTETTE The Modern Black Patti Messrs, Viney, Cross, Richardson, Gray Suffocated With Delightfulness Harry Fiddler Executive Staff for Harvey's Greater Minstrels Finale, Dear Old Southland Entire Company Manager John R. Andrew Intermission Business Manager James Harkless Stage Manager Jesse G. Morgan PART II—OLIO OF VAUDEVILLE STARS. Band Director Slim Austin Orchestra Director George Easley One Who Deceives Your Eyes Alonzo Moore Choral Director _....: Whitney Viney A Remarkable Disciple of Magic Wardrobe Curley Johnson TOMORROW-VAUDEVILLE & PICTURES

A BIG SHOW FOR YOUR MONEY — AT GORDON'S BOOT SHOP SHOES THAT WILL SURELY WEAR WE MEASURE THE FEET ALL KINDS OF COMFORT SHOES

HOUSE SLIPPERS OVERSHOES ALL COLORS , FOR THE FAMILY

BLATTSBUBGH'S BIG BOOT SHOP

THE TUTTLE PRINTING CO. Plattsburgh Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS, MGR. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4,1923

LeComte and Flesher, Present The Gorgeous Musical Extravaganza "MY CHINA DOLL" With BARBARA BRONELL Book, Lyrics and Music by Charles George The Scenery, Customes, Effects and Entire Production Devised and Staged by the Author ACT I—Scene 1 Scene III—"In the Land of Story Books" Mother Goose Bessie Delmore A Street in New York's Chinatown during a Jack the Giant Killer Wm. P. Murphy Holiday Festival. Prince Charming Robert W. Jones CAST—As They Enter Cinderella...: BARBARA BRONELL Fairy Queen Laura Baer One Lung _ ..Lottie Proctor Scene IV—"The Spirit of the Poppy Pipe" Hop Toy George Hayes Poppy Lady ....„ Laura Baer Sing Song Bertram Goltra Peach Blossom BARBARA BRONELL Charlie Lee _ Wm. P. Murphy Scene V—"The Land of Music" (Melody Town) Wallace Morgan Robert Wynne Jones Mr. Harmony Robert Wynne Jones Melinda Botkins Bessie Dellmore Miss Steinway ..„ Bessie Delmore George Washington Ham Tom Crowley Mr. Steiff Wm. P. Murphy J m Cassidy George M. Ellis Heeza Singer George M. Ellis Peach Blossoms BARBARA BRONELL Little Miss Ragtime BARBARA BRONELL Scene II—"The Spirit of the Poppy Pipe" Mr. Jazz Blues _ Tom Crowley Poppy Lady Laura Baer . Queen of Songs : Laura Baer Peach Blossom BARBARA BRONELL Discord Bertram Goltra MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I J. C. M. Garn, Conductor 1. "Holiday in Chinatown" Ensemble with Sing Song 2. "Winky Blinky China Maid" Wallace and Girls 3. "I Want a Man" Melinda

4. "My China Doll" _.; Peach Blossom, Wallace and Girls 5. "The Land of Dreams" -Poppy Lady 6. "Story Book Land" Poppy Lady and Esemble 7. "Pretty Little Cinderella" _ Cindrella, Prince and Girls 8. "Reprise —The Land of Dreams" Poppy Lady 9. "The Land of Melody" _.., Poppy Lady, Harmony and Girls 10. "How Do You Do Miss Ragtime" Ragtime and Ensemble 11. "Jazzmania" Ragtime and Ensemble 12. "The Leader of the Big Brass Band" ~~—Miss Ragtime, Miss Steinway, Mr. Steiff, Corps de Ballet ACT II-Scene 1 Scene II -"The Story of the Poppy Pipe" "The Land of Flowers" Peach Blossom BARBARA BRONELL Sweet William Wm. P. Murphy Sing Song Bertram Goltra Charles Lee ..„ Wm. P. Murphy Sunflower Tom Crowley Melinda Botkins Bessie Delmore Poppy ; Laura Baer Scene III—"The Wedding of My China Doll" King Bee Robert W. Jones George Washington Ham, a butler Tom Crowley Rose BARBARA BRONELL Steve Ketchum Wm. P. Murphy Thorn Bertram Goltra Melinda Botkins Bessie Delmore Mrs. Olga VanTyle Laura Baer Daffodill Bessie Delmore Wallace Morgan Robert W. Jones Gardner George M. Ellis A Guest George M. Ellis MUSICAL NUMBERS-ACT II 1. "The Rose" ,. Bee, Rose and Flower Girls 2. "Ballet—Perfume De Amour" BARBARA BRONELL 3. "Tell' Me Pretty Flowers" Bee, Rose and Girls 4. "While Roaming 'Mong the Flowers" Sweet William, Sunflower and Daffodill 5. "The Tale of the Blue Bells" Ensemble 6. "I'm Just a Wild Detective" Steve and Show Girls 7. "The Wedding of My China Doll" Dolly and Esemble 8. "Finale—My China Doll" Ensemble LADIES OF THE BALLET-Grace Petrie, Margie Winold, Ruth Littlefield, Jane Graham, Peggy Jones, Marie Sharkey, Ina Thomas, Betty May, Louise Grantleigh, Shirley Underwood, Verna Jacobs, Twilight Cline, Edythe Johnstone and Billie Webster. TOMORROW-William Russell in "WHEN ODDS ARE EVEN"

Round 2 of "FIGHTING BLOOD" and VAUDEVILLE

A BIG SHOW FOATR- YOUR MONEY GORDON'S BOOT SHOP SHOES THAT WILL SURELY WEAR WE MEASURE THE FEET HOLIDAY GIFTS HOLIDAY GIFTS

COMFY SLIPPERS* OVERSHOES HOSIERY FOR THE FAMILY

PLATTSBUBGH'S BIG BOOT SHOP

THE TUTTLE PRINTING CO. Plattsburgh Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28,1923

THE WALFRED PRODUCING COMPANY, Inc., Presents A Farce of Glee with Glees, Giggles and Girls, written by the Authors of the Celebrated Song of the same name, FANK SILVERS and IRVING COHN, with Dance Numbers arranged by William Koud, entitled "YES WE HAVE NO BANANAS" The entire production under the direction of RICHARD F. CARROLL CAST Bobby Dean, A Young American in Paris James Lee Peggy LEstrange, a French Model Eleanor Varr . Sylvia Dean, a Young Artist; Bobby's Sister Nell Vernon Banana Pete, a Loose Nut Billy Moore Gertie Du Crow, an Art Student Nadie Grant Marjory Montrose, Who Lives to Sketch ., Dolly Green Cynithia McCann, a Model Josephine McGuire Count De Luna Spumoni, an Armorous Italian Wm. G. Rogers Gaston, a French Policeman Thomas Dayton The Man in Pajamas Dave Luntz The Umbrella Lifter Harry Showback Captain Walton, of the French Liner Dave Luntz Do Ray Mi, a Deserted Wife .' Peggy Stuart Charlotte of the Opera g Mercedes Post Ladies of the Ensemble as Artists and Models—Dutch Boys and French Girls, Hunters, Sailors, National Belles, Scotch Laddies, Strutters and Violets of Sheridan Square. ACT 1 Scene I -Sylvia's Art Studio in Paris. Scene II- Little Side Street in Paris. Scene III—Woods near Fountainbleau. ACT 2 Sjene I —The French Liner, New York Bound. Scene II—In Silk. Scene III -Atop of the Purple Pup, Green witch Village. MUSICAL PROGRAM The Orchestra Under the Leadership of Mr. Arthur McAvoy ACT 1 1. Art with a Capital A Peggy and Models, Artists and Models 2. Duet and Chorus "Peggy" Bobby, Peggy and Girls 3. Song "The Pelican" ., Peggy and Dancers 4. Solo "Midnight Rose" Sylvia 5. Ensemble "Pretty Soft for Nero" Banana Pete and Girls 6. Solo "I Love You" Count 7. Closing Ensemble, "The Artist's Dream" Sylvia and the Models Introducing repreductions of Celebrated Subjects 8. Novelty Number, "A Little Side Street" Marjory, Tony and Dancers 9. Opening Number, "A Ragtime Chase Peggy and Huntresses 10. A Bit of Grand Opera Sylvia, Peggy, Charlotte, Count, Bobby and Pete 11. Finale, "Blue Bells of Scotland" Company ACT 2 1. Concerted Number (a) "The Camel Rag" Bobby, Tony, Sylvia and Peggy (b) "Loves Paradise" That Quartette 2. Dance Feature, "I Love All Nationalities" Bobby and Dancing Dolls 3. Solo Selected ! The Count 4. Song and Chorus, Violets of Sheridan Square Sylvia and Company 5. Specialty Thomas Dayton 6 Ensemble, "Let's Go 'Round the Town" Principals and Chorus 7. Fashion Revue Charlotte and Models 8. Strutters, "Old Plantation Home" 9. Finale, "The Mannikins" The Entire Company

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Mat. 2:30. Eve. 7:30. Prices—25c-35c-55c THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 5 SUPREME ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Featuring the World's Greatest Hypnotist of the Country J. J. CLIFFORD AND COMPANY OF TALENTED ARTISTS In a Rip Roaring Laugh Feast and Scientific Act GEO. and ETHEL LIVINGSTON GENEVIEVE JOHNSON On the Rings The Girl With the Blues DiPPY DIERS & CO. HARRY BLOOM in In "Just A Nut" "Mamma's Boy" And Another Big Feature Picture Production KENNETH HARLAN and MIRIAM COOPER in "THE BROKEN WING"

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BILLY ALLEN'S MUSICAL COMEDY CO. ALL THIS WEEK

TOMORROW "THE 1924 MINSTRELS'

The Tuttle Printing Co. Monday, March. 17th, 1924 (PROGRAM CONTINUED) Episode 6.—Specialty MR. BILLY ALLEN Bass Solo : .', J. Warren Lawler Episode 7.—Dream Island Offers His Latest Mirth and Melody Melange, Entitled Isle of My Golden Dreams Entire Company ii Specialty Temptations of Broadway" Gladys Briggs—in An Impersonation of Madam Pavlova's Mignon Gavotte A PROLOGUE AND TWELVE EPISODES An Expert in Arithmetic _ ..Billy Turner The Doubtful One BILLY ALLEN Staged by Bert Leighton—Dances by Virginia Lee—Scenery by Bohme Miss Counting Luella Pullen Studio—Gowns by Rosen, New York—Entire Production under The Bright Scholar _ Bert Leighton General Supervision of Mr. Billy Allen Episode 8.—Back at the Japanese Gardens THE PROLOGUE "Honeymoon" Novelty Song Scene What It's All About .... J. Warren Lawler Sung by Miss Jean Lowrey, Miss Ruth Pettit, Mr. Billy Turner Episode 1—The Central Depot, New York City Mr. Thomas Moran—Assisted by the Enitre Company "Chatahoochie," sung by Entire Company INTERMISSION Mr. Harold Brown Bert Leighton Episode 9.—At Churchills Cabarette, New York Harold Lockwood, a fly New York Guide Billy Turner Midnight Rose Entire Company Mr. Martin Grogan BILLY ALLEN First Guest J. Warren Lawler Miss Dontlooksogood Virginia Lee The Waiter Tommy Moran Miss Hardboiled Luella Pullen Second Guest (Vamp Proof), , BILLY ALLEN Miss Wandervilt •. Jean Lowrey ! His Companion .'„ .'. Margy Parcell Miss Woofy Ruth Pettit The Vamp Jean Lowrey "Choo-Choo Blues," sung by ,....Jean Lowerey and Billy Turner "I'll Never Look at a Pretty Girl Again" (Sung by) BILLY ALLEN Episode 2.—"Chinese Lullaby" Episode 10.—Specialty "Cherry Blossom" I Miss Luella Pullen Vocal Selections ...By The Batchelor Four Episode 3.—The Japanese Gardens, Hotel Astor, N. Y. City Billy Turner, Robert E. Fisher, J. Warren Lawler and Tommy Moran Opening Chorus 1 _ Entire Company Episode 11.—Interior Fox's Moving Picture Studio, N. Y. City "Fan Tan Far Away" ...Miss Jean Lowrey "Ming Chow" Dance Miss Virginia Lee Living Reproduction of Real Art Studies—"DANCE OF SPRING," An Entertainer Miss Luella Pullen "THE ITALIAN PEASANT GIRLS," "THE ROSARY" A Flirt _ Bert Leighton Episode 12.—Specialty Another Flirt BILLY ALLEN Direct from "B. F. KEITHS" Vaudeville Circuit, and Late Featured with Prohibition Officer J Thomas Moran A Hooch Hound J. Warren Lawler "MR. LEW FIELDS" Broadway Success, "SNAP-SHOTS" A Hooch Owner Robert E. Fisher LEIGHTON, PETTIT and JOSEPHINE A Collector of Fragments of the Past Charles Pullen in "THE ELIXIR OF LIFE" The Guide (Still Guiding) Billy Turner Episode Pinal—The Butterfly Gardens, New York City "Hands" A Novelty Sextette, Grand Scenic Musical Ensemble, Gladys Briggs and Butterflies— ' Sung by Messrs ALLEN, Leighton, Turner, Moran, Fisher and Lawler Assisted by Misses Parcell, Perry, Bayne, Darling, Griffith and Otto A Little Mind Reading Episode 4.-The Disorganizers The Mind Reader Bert Leighton First Orator BILLY ALLEN The Thinker - _ BILLY ALLEN Maggie Blues .(Sung by) Jean Lowery and Batchelor Four Member of the Policeman's Union J. Warren Lawler The Ladies Man BILLY ALLEN Second Orator Luella Pullen His Friend Bert Leighton Episode 5. -At Coney Island Hoosier Blues (Sung by) Miss Luella Pullen Honkey Tonk Steppers Ball Miss Pullen and Entire Company Discovering the Guide's Secret or "Let Well Enough Alone" Hot Dog Vender Thomas Moran Balloon Man Robert E. Fisher Still the Same Guide Billy Turner The Cop J. Warren Lawler Harry Brown (a Little Tired but Satisfied) , Bert Leighton The Doubtful Customer BILLY ALLEN Discovery of the Secret _ BILLY ALLEN Grand Finale (Sung by) Entire Company Specialty LADIES OF THE ENSEMBLE "Dancamania" Miss Virginia Lee "My Marianeeta" (Song) _ Robert E. Fisher Margie Parcell, Florence Darling, Esme Bayne,_ June Bussee, Marie Perry, "Marianeeta" Miss Virginia Lee Clair Bayne. Dorothy Otto, Hazel Griffith, Ruth Spencer, Jean Ray, Madge "Come Teach Me How to Swim" Jean Lowrey and Girls Dolly and Ivy Griffith.

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PARAMOUNT PRODUCING CO. PRESENTS "The Cat and the Canary" A PLAY By JOHN WILLARD

If you like this play, please tell your friends—but, pray, don't tell them how it ends.

THE CAST (In the Order of their Appearance) Roger Crosby _ Chas. E. Long "Mammy" Pleasant Mary Diehl Harry Blythe James Ayres Susan Sillsby ~ Eileen Douglas Cicely Young Jeanne Nielson Charles Wilder Fred F. Strong Paul Jones Chas. F. Seel Annabelle West _ Louise Price Hendricks Wm. Dean Patterson — James Fay

SCENES The action takes place at Glencliff Manor on the Hudson ACT I—The Library, 11:30 P. M. ACT II—The Next Room, 12:15 Midnight ACT III—The Library, 1:00 A. M. Time—New

Scenes designed, built and painted by Kenneth Entwistle Scenic Studio

MUSIC PROGRAM Between Acts II and III—Fox Trot, "The Cat and Canary." By Dorothy Dare and Theodore Bendix

Manager O. E. Wee Stage Manager J."F. Ayres Business Manager J. D. Jameson COMING—SEPT. 1st. "Bringing Up Father in Ireland"

The Tuttle Printing Co. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager Monday, September 1st, 1924

HILLSDALE AMUSEMENT COMPANY, Inc. Presents GEORGE M'MANUS' Best of All Cartoon Musical Comedies "Bringing Up Father In Ireland" In Two Acts, Six Scenes and Prologue Written by John P. Mulgrew With Original Music by Leo Edwards Production Staged by Richard F. Carroll Dances Arranged by Edward Hutchison Tour Under the Personal Direction of Harry Hill CAST Jiggs Mahoney Danny Simmons Maggie, his better half Emma Weston Kitty, their offspring who wants to Spring Off Bessie Leonard Patsy Moore, Kitty's Sweetheart Harry Culver Dinty Moore, Jiggs' Pal Ed. J. Morris Eugenie Mendoza Fanny Kidston Sanly MacPherson Tom Barrett Steve McKenna, a tough guy Phil York Ladies of the Ensemble—Ray Davis, Pauline Morris, Anna McKnight, Edna Farrell, Margaret Murphy, Helen Callahan, Grace Clayton, Aura Cossa, Flo Carlson and Ella Boldt ACT I—Scene 1. Fairies Well. Scene 2. In Silk. Scene 3. Lady Margaret's Mansion in Ireland. ACT II—Scene 1. Board Ship for Spain. Scene 2. Exterior Bull Ring Scene 3. Interior Castle Spain. ACT 1 Overture. 1 Prologue, Fancy Dance Chorus 2 The World is Waiting for the Sunrise Eugenie 3 Opening of Chorus Entire Company 4 Love is All _ Eugenie and Chorus 5 The Irish in Her Kitty and Chorus 6 Linger Awhile Patsy and Kitty 7 Old Gang Ed. J. Morris 8 Nobody Dances Like You Dinty, Eugenie and Chorus 9 Strike Up a Bag Pipe Tune Sandy and Chorus 10 Old New York _ Jiggs and Chorus 11 Who Cares -Eugenie and Entire Company 12 Finale Act 1 ~ Entire Company INTERMISSION 13 Opening Chorus _ Entire Company 14 Sailor's Hornpipe Jiggs 15 Specialty Jiggs 16 Give Me a Man Eugenie and Company 17 Hinky Dinky Parley Vous Jiggs, Dinty, Sandy and Patsy 18 Speciaity _ Kitty and Patsy 19 Novelty March of the Mannikins Chorus 20 Specialty Maggie 21 Manyanna Land (Spanish Song) Eugenie and Entire Company 22 Finale, Good Night Entire Company Coming Chas. K. Champlin Stock Co.

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Monday, Oct. 22, 1924

CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN Presents JL XldLxXuiL X OH A Broadway Success in Three Acts BY WINCHELL SMITH and TOM CUSHING

CAST OF CHARACTERS In Order of Their Appearance Hannah Margot Beaton Miss Blodgett Hazel Carleton Rev. David Lee Chas. K. Champlin Andy Beardsley Walter Hankins Mrs. Jones Lillian Hampton Gladys Jones Mabel Phillips Monte Jones C. M. Dumas Diane Caroline Cunningham Kenneth Jamieson ^ „ F. Walton Card Cornelius Jamieson * Arthur Griffin Abner Norton M. A. Francillon Dr. Andrew Cobb James Kelliher Judge Hasbrouck .....'. Geo. L. Graves Morton Jones, the vestrymen C. C. Phillips Griggs C. M. Dumas

SYNOPSIS The action of the play takes place in the study of St. Mark's Rectory, Dedham, Conn. ACT. I—Midwinter ACT II—Spring ACT III—Autumn

Tomorrow Matinee and Night John Golden's Enormous Suocess, "THE FIRST YEAR"

The Tuttle Printing Co , Pittsburgh, N. Y. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1924

CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN Presents "The First Year" A Comedy Tragedy of Married Life by FRANK CRAVEN

CAST OF CHARACTERS In Order of Their Appearance Fred Livingston Arthur Griffin Mrs. Fred Livingston Margot Beaton Grace Livingston Caroline Cunningham Dr. Myron Anderson Walter Hankins Dick Loring F. Walton Card Thomas Tucker Chas. K. Champlin "Hattie" Hazel Carleton Peter Barstow C. C. Phillips Mrs. Peter Barstow Lillian Hampton

SYNOPSIS ACT I—Training quarters at the Livingston home, Reading, 111. Toward the end of Act 1, lights will be lowered to endicate lapse of few hours. ACT II—The Ringside : at Tommy's Apartment, Joplin, Mo. ACT III—The Knockout : at the Livingston Home.

Tomorrow Matinee and Night "JUST MARRIED"

The Tuttle Printing Co , Plattsburgh, N. Y. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1924

CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN » Presents "Just Married" by • ADELAIDE MATHEWS and ANNE NICHOLS

CAST OP CHARACTERS In Order of Their Appearance Mr. Johnnie Walker : Geo. L. Graves Mrs. Johnnie Walker Mabel Phillips Second Steward M. A. Francillon Victoire Bertin Hazel Carleton Ship's Officer :. ; C.C.Phillips Mr. U. Makepeace Witter '. Arthur Griffin Mrs. U. Makepeace Witter Margot Beaton First Steward James Kelliher Mr. Jack Stanley F. Walton Card Mrs. Jack Stanley Lillian Hampton Percy Jones Walter Hankins Robert Adams Chas. K. Champlin Roberta Adams Caroline Cunningham Taxi Driver _ C. M. Dumas

SYNOPSIS ACT I- Pier of the "Compagnie Generale Transatlantique" (French lines), Bordeaux, France and steamer La Fayette. Time 11.30 p. m. ACT II—Scene 1—Stateroom De Luxe, No. 76. The following morning. Scene II—Promenade deck outside No. 76. Immediately fol­ lowing Scene I.

ACT III—Same as Act 2, Scene 2. Evening of the same day.

Tomorrow Matinee and Night "RED LIGHT ANNIE" * . • The Tuttle Printing Co-, Pittsburgh, N. Y. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Thursday, Sept. 25, 1924

CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN Presents "Red Light Annie" by NORMAN HOUSTON and SAM FORREST

CAST OF CHARACTERS In Order of Their Appearance Mr. Clark „ M. A. Francillon Fanny Campbell Caroline Cunningham Tom Campbell _ F. Walton Card Nick Martin „Walter Hankins Dorothy Martin Hazel Carleton First Man Claude Phillips Second Man C. M. Dumas Third Man James Kelliher Fred _ Arthur Griffin Reggie C. M. Dumas Flo Lillian Hampton Alice _ Margot Beaton Al .Claude Phillips Minnie Mabel Phillips Mr. Fulton Geo. L. Graves Dugan Arthur Griffin

SYNOPSIS ACT I Scene 1—A platform of a railroad station in a small town. Scene 2 —Nick Martin's place in Brooklyn, N. Y. Scene 3—A street corner in New York City. Scene 4—Nick Martin's place. Scene 5—A parlor at the Martin's. Scene 6—An office. ACT II—The Campbells' Flat on the West Side, New York City. Three years later.

ACT III—Same as Act Two. Five minutes later.

Tomorrow Matinee and Night "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE"

The Tuttle Printing Co., Plattsburgh, N. Y. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Friday, Sept. 26, 1924

CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN Presents '7 Keys to Baldpate' A Mystery Farce in 2 Acts, with Prologue and Epilogue by GEORGE M. COHAN

CAST OP CHARACTERS In Order of Their Appearance Elijah Quimby, the caretaker of Baldpate Inn M. A. Francillon Mrs. Quimby, the caretaker's wife Margot Beaton William HaKowell Magee, the novelist F. Walton Card John Bland, the millionaire's right hand man C. M. Dumas Mary Norton, the newspaper reporter Caroline Cunningham Mrs. Rhodes, the charming widow Lillian Hampton Peters, the hermit of Baldpate Geo. L. Graves Myra Thornhill, the blackmailer Hazel Carleton Lou Max, the mayor's man Friday James Kelliher Jim Cargan, the crooked mayor of Reuton Arthur Griffin Thomas Hayden, president of Suburban R. R Walter Hankins Jiggs Kennedy, chief of police at Asquewan Falls Claude Phillips The Owner of Baldpate M. A. Francillon Policeman D. B. Moore

SYNOPSIS ACT I—Baldpate Inn on the top of Baldpate Mountain. NOTE—During Act I the curtain will be lowered 4 seconds to denote the passing of 15 minutes. ACT II—The same as Act I, 20 minutes later. NOTE—The curtain will be lowered 4 seconds in this Act to denote the passing of 10 minutes.

TOMORROW MATINEE--"THE UNWANTED CHILD- TOMORROW NIGHT -"TWIN BEDS"

The Tuttle Printing Co., Pittsburgh, N. Y. 151 Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Saturday, Sept. 27, 1924

niTAPTTPG TT r*TI A TVTPT TNT OMAxtJ-iJiiO Jv. o±lillVlJr±j±lN Presents "The Unwanted Child" by GRACE HAYWARD GATTS

CAST OF CHARACTERS In Order of Their Appearance

Dave Ditson Arthur Griffin Eb Ditson Walter Hankins Dorothy Downes Hazel Carleton Mattsburg Theatre Gilbert Downes F. Walton Card Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Mrs. Lucy Barton Lillian Hampton justjn Caroline Cunningham Saturday, Sept. 27, 1924 Mrs. Downes Margot Beaton CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN Presents SYNOPSIS ACT I—The Ditson home in the country, near Cincinnati, Ohio. (Spring). ; "Twin Beds" ACT II—Still in the country. Six months later. A Farce in Three Acts ACT III—The city home of the Downes, Cincinnati, Ohio. By Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo A year and a half later. From Mr. Field's book of the same title ACT IV-Still in the city. A year and six months later. CAST OF CHARACTERS In Order of Their Appearance T0N1GHT--."TWIN BEDS" Hawkins F. Walton Card

The Turtle Printing Co., Plattsburgh, N. Y. le Hawkins :. Caroline Cunningham Monti Arthur Griffin Signora Monti Hazel Carleton Andrew Larkin Walter Hankins Amanda Larkin .Lillian Hampton Norah _ Margot Beaton

SYNOPSIS ACT I—Living room of the Hawkins Apartment. One night in Spring. ACT II—Bedroom of the Hawkins Apartment. Two weeks later. NOTE—During Act 2 the curtain will be lowered 4 seconds to indicate the passing of four hours. ACT III—Same as Act 2. A few hours later. Place-New York Time—The Present

The Tuttle Printing Co., Plattsburgh, N. Y. •\ Plattsburg Theatre Jaok C. Mathews, Mgr. Monday, Oct. 6th, 1924 HILLSDALE AMUSEMENT COMPANY, Ino. Presents the World's Funniest Cartoon Musical Comedy "BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG" In 2 Acts and an Old-time Thrilling Race Track Scene CAST Barney Google, "by Himself" „Mr. James K. Wesley Sun Shine, his Jockey Mr. Gus Alexander Spark Plug, the Pride of the Turf Bernie Dossitt, Jimmy Wilson Mrs. Google, Barney's better half Miss Bella Belmont Lala, her Niece _ Miss Florence Bower Col. Butte, a young old sport Mr. John Mack Gertrude, a pretty Miss Miss Elsa Stenger Jack Griswold, in love with her Mr. Fred Stanton Proprietor of the Gush Hotel Mr. John Mack Maid „ Miss Marion Bower Musical Director—Mr. William T. Gahagan Ladies of the Ensemble—Florence Bower, Kathryn Face, Billy Wen­ dell, Marion English, Helen Fitzpatrick, Babe Cawley, Elane Fox, Jennie Carlton, Grace Crowley, Agnes Harrington and Jean Daley. ACT I—Exterior of the Gush Hotel, Hicksville. Scene 2—Corridor of Hotel. Scene 3—The Paddock. ACT I 1 Opening Chorus Company and Chorus 2 Love Makes the World Go Round Duet, Gertrude, Jack, Chorus 3 Back to My Mammy _ Lala and Chorus 4 I'm an Awful Crook—Trio Barney, Colonel and Jack 5 Sparkplug's Soliloquy Barney and Spark Plug 6 Specialty . Sunshine 7 Jealous Gertrude, Barney, Jack, Spark Plug and Girls 8 Men, Men, Men .Gertrude, Jack Barney and Colonel 9 Hard Boiled Rose The Bower Sisters and Girls 10 Specialty Mrs. Google 11 Finale Act I Entire Company and Chorus ACT II 12 Opening Chorus Jack, Gertrude and Chorus 13 Pretty Baby Lala and Girls 14 Specialty .... The Bower Sisters 15 Skin-a-Ma-Rink . Lala and Colonel 16 End of the Rainbow ._ Gertrude and Girls 17 Ain't Goin' to Rain Any Mo' ..Principals 18 Specialty ~. ^ .Jimmy Wilson, Bernie Dossitt SCENE 3 19 Opening—The Handicap Entire Company 20 Finale Act II Entire Company •TOMORROW - Four Acts of Vaudeville & Feature Picture.

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1924

RIALTO PRODUCING COMPANY, INC. Presents That Intimate Musical Comedy "Cuddle Up" Book and Lyrics by Dann Malloy Music Arranged by Harry R. Wood Dances by Ray Perez Staged by Robt. LaLonde under the personal supervision of Dann Malloy Characters as they appear Simon Simpson „ Jimmie O'Neil Madame Frou Frou, his wife _. lona Jacobs Betty Burton, Errand girl at Madame Frou Frou's Harriet Sinclair Marion Winters Margery Sidman Richard Carlton Carl Park William Druce . „ William S. Phillips Marie Blanche Collins James Edward E. Bedrick MODELS, SALES LADIES and GUESTS—Betty White, Muriel Evans, Marie Smith, Bertha White, Muriel Bannard, Ina Rose, Peggie LaBlanc, Hattie White, Evelyn Nhyeare, Alice Duker, May Harolds, Blanche Collins, Marie Cummings. SYNOPSIS OP SCENES ACT I—Reception Room of Madame Frou Frou's Lingerie Shop, Morning. ACT II—Drawing Room of Richard Carlton's Home, Evening two weeks later. MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT 1 1. Opening Chorus Cuddle Up Girls 2. I Never Care About Tomorrow Ida Rose, _ Muriel Bannard and Girls 3. Dumb Dora _ Simon and Girls 4. Driftwood Betty and Girls 5. Struttin Along Marion and Girls 6. Bye and Bye Betty, Dick and Girls 7. You Can't Fool an Old Horse Fly .Simon, Frou Frou, Marion, Dick and Druce 8. Where the Dreamy Wabash Flows Bertha White and Girls 9. Cuddle, Cuddle Up Dick and Girls 10. Put Away a Little Ray of Sunshine Betty and Girls 11. Finale Entire Company ACT II 1. Opening Chorus Cuddle Up Girls 2. Doodle D.-Do Evelyn Nhyeare and Girls 3. Lovelight _ Dick and Girls 4. Dancing Dolls Hattie White and Cuddle Up Girls 5. Specialties (A) Russian Dance Marie Smith (B) A Bit of Harmony The White Sisters (C) Hawaiian Dance Peggie LaBlanc (D) Legmania _ Simon (E) Surprise Girl in the Blue Mask 6. Love is All Dick and Betty 7. I Just Can't Make My Heart Behave Marion and Girls 8. Lucille Bertha White and Girls 9. Finale Entire Company COMING!!—All Next Week-BOB OTT And His Big Company of Fun Makers

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Monday, Oct. 27, 1924 MR. BOB OTT PRESENTS "I'll Say She Does" A Musical Play By Mathew Ott

THE CAST Bud Wiser, a terrible example BOB OTT Pearl Wiser, the example's wife Mary L. Ott Yorick Scull, a Bonehead Ray Bolger Lone Scull, his wife Ann Ott Johnny Walker, proprietor of the Walker Hotel Ralph Sanford Thomas Wise, a late rising young lawyer Fred Wright Alice Remington, his stenographer Mildred Vaughn Katherine Shrew Florence Breen Cleopatra Antony Agatha Dowd Desdemona Othello Ethel Breen Ophelia Hamlet Minnie Sacco Portia Caesar Millie Sacco Cymbeline Tempest Irene Dacey Lady Macbeth Mary Lyons Mary Windsor Olive Grover Juliet Romeo Lelia Hoey Act 1. The law office of Thomas Wise. Act 2. The reception hall of the Walker Hotel. Place —Somewhere in New York. ACT 1 MUSICAL NUMBERS 1 Opening Number Mildred Vaughn and Girls 2 Love is Everywhere Mildred Vaughn and Fred Wright 3 Barcarole Mary L. Ott, Florence and Ethel Breen 4 The Man is Here—Do You Want Some Ann Ott 5 Beauty Shop 6 Lovey Come Back Florence Breen ACT II 1 Opening Chorus Girls 2 Irish Dance Ethel Breen, Millie and Minnie Sacco 3 Solo .-. Mildred Vaughn 4 Waltz Florence Breen and Fred Wright 5 June Night _._ Ralph Sanford and Girls 6 Dance Agatha Dowd 7 Red Head Gal Mary L. Ott, Florence Breen and Girls 8 Dance Ann Ott 9 Miss Vanity Ethel Breen and Girls 10 Oh Gee! Oh Gosh! Ray Bolger and Girls 11 Dance Ray Bolger 12 Quartette BOB OTT, Fred Wright, Ray Bolger and Ralph Sanford 13 Finale Company

BUSINESS STAFF FOR BOB OTT General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager J. A. Shea Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Musical Director Florence L. Ott Stage Manager Salvatore Aieta Wardrobe Mistress Madame Mendoza

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsbnrg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Tuesday, Matinee and Evening, Oct. 28th, 1924 MR. BOB OTT PRESENTS

SOME OF THE "THIRTY-NINE" Lord Frederick Montford BOB OTT William McGowan... BOB OTT Lady Marjorie Montford _ Florence Breen Chauncey Boardman Ray Bolger Warden Ryan Fred Wright Kate McGowan Ann Ott Gloria Windsor Mildred Vaughn Marie Angel Mary L. Ott Lizzie Lansing Mary L. Ott Donald Austin Ralph Sanford Peter Keene Ralph Sanford Convict 38 .Ralph Sanford Grace Miller _ „..Agatha Dowd Ruth George Minnie Sacco Esther Brady „ Millie Sacco Jane Loweden Ethel Breen Margie Moulton Lelia Hoey Tessie Freeman „ Irene Dacey Lena Bolton Mary Lyons Annette Holden Olive Grover ACT 1 Scene 1. The House of Corrections, Mauville, N. Y. That day. Scene 2. A Room in Lord Montford's Home, New York City That night. Scene 3. Canal St. New York. The next day. ACT II A Room in Lord Montford's Home, New York City Several days later

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I 1 Prison Cell Dance Girls 2 (a) Maybe „ _ _ _. Mildred Vaughn and Girls (b) Toe Dance _ Lelia Hoey 3 (a) Charlie My Boy Ray Bolger and Girls (b) Dance _...Ray Bolger 4 Dance _ _ Florence Breen 5 (a) Duet Mary L. Ott and Ralph Sanford (b) Dance Minnie Sacco 6 Going South Ann Ott 7 Dance _ ..Agatha Dowd 8 Knock Fred Wright and Girls 9 Sleepy Time _ _ Florence Breen and Girls 10 Old Swimmin' Hole Mary Lyons and Irene Dacey 11 Finale Entire Company ACT II 1 Opening Dance Girls 2 De Wop _ Ann Ott and Fred Wright 3 Where The Dreamy Wabash Flows Ralph Sanford and Girls 4 The Interior Decorator _ Mildred Vaughn BOB-OT T ...Ralph Sanford and Ray Bolger 5 Doctor ....Bob Ott and Girls 6 They Call It Dancing Mary L. Ott and Girls 7 Dance _ Ray Bolger 8 Dance Ethel Breen TOMORROW--"MY DAD"

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburgh Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Wednesday, Matinee & Evening, Oct. 29th, 1924 MR BOB OTT PRESENTS "MY DAD" A Musical Play in Two Acts By Mathew Ott THE CAST David Lilly, An Insurance Agent Fred Wright Marion Lilly, His Wife Mildred Vaughn Chris Lilly, David's Father BOB OTT Mary Baxter, Marion's Mother Ann Ott Percy Harold, A Bridegroom Ray Bolger Daisy Harold, A Bride Mary L. Ott Barton, The Butler Ralph Sanford Jane Sweet, Daisy's Friend Florence Breen

CHORUS Gladys Canby Agatha Dowd Helen Winter Millie Sacco Carrie Waite Minnie Sacco Lotta Nichols „ Ethel Breen Mary Singer Lelia Hoey Nora Marks Irene Dacey May Knott „. Mary Lyons Iona Carr ,. Olive Grover Act 1. The Sun Parlor, in the home of Mr. Lilly. Act 2. Same. Time—Present Place—Chicago, 111.

ACT I MUSICAL NUMBERS 1 (a) Dixie's Favorite Son Ralph Sanford and Girls (b) Dance Agatha Dowd and Minnie Sacco 2 Somewhere Florence Breen and Girls 3 (a) Dance __ Ethel Breen (b) Somebody Else Not Me Ralph Sanford 4 Going to Get Licked Mary L. Ott and Girls 5 Dance...... _ Florence Breen 6 (a) Swinging Down the Lane Mildred Vaughn and Girls (b) Dance _ Ray Bolger 7 Oh, I See! Fred Wright and Girls FINALE

ACT II (a) Why Did I Kiss That Girl Mary Lyons and Girls (b) Dance ^ „.„ Florence Breen 2 Duet Mildred Vaughn and Fred Wright 3 Maggie Ray Bolger, Florence Breen and Girls 4 Specialty Bob Ott and Girls 5 Strut Miss Lizzie _ ...Ann Ott 6 Finale Entire Company

TOMORROW--"ME FOR MA"

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Thursday, Matinee & Evening, Oct. 30th, 1924 MR. BOB OTT PRESENTS "ME FOR MA" A Royal Jingle in Two Acts By Mathew Ott A FEW DAMMS Sherwood Damm Fred Wright Gerald Damm BOB OTT Carl Damm Ray Bolger Leon Damm Ralph Sanford Ella Damm .....Mildred Vaughn Willa Damm Florence Breen Joan Damm Ann Ott Hattie Damm Mary^L. Ott Hazel Damm Agatha Dowd Jeanette Damm Ethel Breen Alice Damm :. Minnie Sacco Grace Damm ! Millie Sacco Sara Dam m Irene Dacey Fanchon Damm Mary Lyons Vivian Damm Olive Grover Helen Damm Lelia Hoey The action of this play takes place in the Damm Mansion situated by the side of the dam in Damville, N. Y. Act 1. The living room Act 2. The garden ACT I MUSICAL NUMBERS 1 Opening Chorus _ Girls 2 a Memory Lane Mildred Vaughn and Girls b Waltz Mildred Vaughn and Fred Wright c Toe Dance _ Millie Sacco 3 Pal Like You Florence Breen and Ralph Sanford 4 a O-H-I-0 Mary L. Ott and Girls b Jazz Dance Agatha Dowd 5 She Loves Me Ray Bolger 6 a Beauty Shop Bob Ott and Girls b Dance Grotesque Ann Ott 7 a The Game You Played Fred Wright b Cabaret : Girls FINALE ACT II 1 Opening Chorus Girls 2 Sun of a Gun Florence Breen and Girls 3 Dance :. Minnie Sacco 4 Kentucky, Sure as You're Born Ralph Sanford and Girls 5 Dance Leila Hoey 6 That's All There Is Ann Ott 7 Stingo Stongo Ray Bolger and Girls 8 School Time Irene Dacey and Mary Lyons 9 Old Fashioned Garden Mildred Vaughn and Girls 10 Minstrel Show BOB OTT and Minstrels

BUSINESS STAFF FOR BOB OTT General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager _ J. A. Shea Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Musical Director Florence L. Ott Stage Manager Salvatore Aieta Wardrobe Mistress Madame Mendoza

TOMORROW--"THE RADIO GIRL"

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre , Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Friday, Matinee & Evening, Oct. 31th, 1924 MR BOB OTT PRESENTS THE RADIO GIRL" A Musical Broadcast By Mathew Ott

THE BROADCASTERS Queen Auko Es Eu Aueiu Mildred Vaughn Charles Davis BOB OTT Beatrice Davis Mary L. Ott Zona Davis Ann Ott Jacob Barlow Fred Wright Jerome Barlow Ralph Sanford Helen Barlow Florence Breen Fred Melton Ray Bolger Edith Sett Agatha Dowd Anna Gridleak Ethel Breen Grace Tube _ Lelia Hoey Marion Transmitter Millie Sacco Lillian Audio Irene Dacey Sarah Volt Mary Lyons Cally Control Minnie Sacco Carolyn Rheostat Olive Grover Act 1. At the Davis' Act 2. The Sun Parlor in the Davis Home Time -The Present

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT I 1 Opening Girls 2 Music „ Agatha Dowd and Girls 3 Kissing on the Installment Plan Ann Ott and Ralph Sanford 4 Curley Locks Mary L. Ott and Girls 5 Jazz Dance Agatha Dowd and Minnie Sacco 6 Specialty BOB OTT and Fred Wright 7 Base Ball „ Ray Bolger and Girls 8 Spanish Dance Millie Sacco 9 Germs „ Florence Breen and Girls

ACT II 1 Dining Girls 2 Shine Ann Ott and Girls 3 Manda „ Ralph Sanford and Girls 4 Dance _ Ethel Breen 5 Chicken Bob Ott and Girls 6 Dance _ „ Florence Breen 7 Dance Ray Bolger 8 Waiting For a Little Moore Fred Wright and Girls 9 Finale _ _ Company TOMORROW-~"FREE LOVE"

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr. Saturday, Matinee & Evening, Nov. 1, 1924 MR. BOB OTT PRESENTS

A Comic Drama with Music By Mathew Ott

PERSONS IN FIRST ACT (Arranged in order of their first appearance) Alvin Howe Ralph Sanford Harriet Merriam Irene Dacey Margaret Wildner Millie Sacco Helen Sampter Minnie Sacco Priscilla Herbert Ethel Breen BabetteShaw Agatha Dowd Gladys Mosher Leila Hoey Matilda Bebe Mary Lyons Agnes Baker Olive Grover Lois Rankin Florence Breen Roda Joslyn Mildred Wright Howard Wilkins Raymond Bolger Denman Joslyn BOB OTT Asa Newberry Fred Wright An Unknown Woman Ann Ott Doris Wilkins Mary Louise Ott

PERSONS IN SECOND ACT (In order of their first appearance) Gladys Mosher Leila Hoey Agnes Baker Olive Glover Babette Shaw Agatha Dowd Helen Sampter Minnie Sacco Priscilla Herbert Ethel Breen Harriet Merriam Irene Dacey Jeanne Wilkins Ann Ott Howard Wilkins Raymond Bolger Doris Wilkins Mary Louise Ott Lois Rankin Florence Breen Alvin Howe Ralph Sanford Asa Newberry Fred Wright Donald Wilkins BOB OTT Jessica Creighton Mildred Wright Matilda Bebe Mary Lyons A Newspaper Reporter James Shea Margaret Wildner Millie Sacco

FIRST ACT -On the Veranda of Sweetheart Arms, overlooking the Mohawk Trail. SECOND ACT—The. Wilkins Villa, Brattleboro, Vt.

MUSICAL PAUSES Overture 1 Love is Free Florence Breen and Guests 2 Why? Florence Breen, Ray Bolger and Girls 3 "Eyes" Ralph Sanford and Guests 4 (Duet) "In the Country" Mildred Wright and Bob Ott 5 The Chorus Girl Mildred Wright and Chorus Girls 6 (Comic Quartette) "Why Do Men Go Wrong?" Bob Ott, Raymond Bolger, Ralph Sanford and Fred Wright

7 Charley Dickens Ethel Breen and Guests 8 Dance—"Ala Little Dorrit" .,, Florence Breen 9 Playwright Raymond Bolger and Little Playwrights 10 Duet—The Tea Room Ann Ott and Ralph Sanford 11 Duet—Hottentot & Eskimo Mary Ott and Fred Wright 12 "New York" Mildred Wright and Little New Yorkers 13 "Why?" Florence Breen and Raymond Bolger 14 Finale Company Monday-BUCK JONES in The Desert Outlaw' and the Biggest and Best Vaudeville Program of the Season Headed by "The Pitter Patter Jazz Band & Orchestra" 9 People —7 Boys and 2 Girls

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburgh Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr.

MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1925 W. H. HARDER Presents the MYRKLE-HARDER PLAYERS IN "Why Men Leave Home" Avery Hopwood's Great Success

CAST Marie Georgia Clarke Grandma Agusta Gill Tom James Burfis Fifi Blanche Wilcox Sybil Virginia Frael Billy Benton Ressler Nina Lillian Shrewsbury Betty Frances Kennan Artie George Connors Sam Frederick Ormond Doris Peggy Armstrong SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act 1—Morgan's Country Home on Long Island. (The Afternoon of Crimination). Act 2—Fifi's Room. (The Evening of Recrimination). Act 3—Same as Act 1. (The Morning After). Time is Present (Ever Present) TUESDAY THE MOST CELEBRATED PLAY IN AMERICA "THE DEMI-VIRGIN" A Laughing Sensation for over a year at Eltinge Theatre WEDNESDAY ANOTHER GREAT SHOW YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS "HELP WANTED" Every girl who wants to be self-supporting should see "HELP WANTED" THURSDAY YOU OWE IT TO YOUR SENSE OF HUMOR TO SEE "LADIES' NIGHT" (IN A TURKISH BATH) It starts with a snicker, breaks into a laugh and ends in a riot FRIDAY THE FASCINATING STORY OF A WOMAN'S SOUL "THE BIRD OF PARADISE" SATURDAY GAMBLERS IN THE LOVE MARKET See "THE HIGH COST OF LOVING" Get a real tip —Profit by the other fellow's experience

COMING-JAN. 12th, 13th and 14th REGINALD DENNY IN "THE RECKLESS AGE" AND Four Big Time Vaudeville Acts

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr.

TUESDAY, JAN. 6, 1925 W. H. HARDER Presents the MYRKLE-HARDER PLAYERS IN "The Demi-Virgin" A Farce in Three Acts by Avery Hopwood

CAST Director Frederick Ormond Dot Madison Frances Kennan Cora Montague Lillian Shrewsbury Wanda Borisca Georgia Clarke Aunt Zephie Agusta Gill Betty Wilson Virginia Frael Chicky Belden Benton Ressler Gloria Graham Blanche Wilcox Sir. Gerald Sydney George Connors Wally Dean James Burtis Assistant Director Louis Heron Camera Man ! Fred Woodbury SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT 1—A Motion Picture Studio in Hollywood. ACT 2—At Gloria's Country Home, El Paradise ACT 2-Same.

WEDNESDAY ANOTHER GREAT SHOW YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS "HELP WANTED" Every girl who wants to be self-supporting should see "HELP WANTED" THURSDAY YOU OWE IT TO YOUR SEIgSE OF HUMOR TO SEE "LADIES' NIGHT" (IN A TURKISH BATH) It starts with a snicker, breaks into a laugh and ends in.a riot FRIDAY THE FASCINATING STORY OF A WOMAN'S SOUL "THE BIRD OF PARADISE" SATURDAY GAMBLERS IN THE LOVE MARKET See "THE HIGH COST OF LOVING" Get a real tip—Profit by the other fellow's experience

COMING-JAN. 12th, 13th and 14th REGINALD DENNY IN "THE RECKLESS AGE" AND Four Big Time Vaudeville Acts

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1925 W. H. HARDER Presents the MYRKLE-HARDER PLAYERS IN "Help Wanted" OLIVER MOROSCO'S GREAT PLAY

CAST Jerald Scott James Burtis Jack Scott Benton Ressler Gertrude Meyer Blanche Wilcox Mrs. Meyer Lillian Shrewsbury Mrs. Scott Agusta Gill Crane Frederick Ormond Mrs. Smalley Georgia Clarke Rollins Louis Heron Wiggins Virginia Frael Dollie Frances Kennan Stuart George Connors

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT 1—Jerald Scott's Office. ACT 2—Same as Act 1. One Month Later. ACT 3-The Home of Jerald Scott.

THURSDAY YOU OWE IT TO YOUR SENSE OF HUMOR TO SEE "LADIES' NIGHT" (IN A TURKISH BATH) It starts with a snicker, breaks into a laugh and ends in a riot FRIDAY THE FASCINATING STORY OF A WOMAN'S SOUL "THE BIRD OF PARADISE" SATURDAY GAMBLERS IN THE LOVE MARKET See — "THE HIGH COST OF LOVING" Get a real tip—Profit by the other fellow's experience

COMING-JAN. 12th, 13th and 14th REGINALD DENNY IN "THE RECKLESS AGE" AND Four Big Time Vaudeville Acts

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr.

THURSDAY, JAN. 8, 1925 W. H. HARDER Presents the MYRKLE-HARDER PLAYERS IN "Ladies' Night" (IN A TURKISH BATH)

CAST Maurice Frederick Ormond Duley Walters Blanche Wilcox Jimmy Walters James Burtis Fred Bonner Ben ton Ressler Alicia Lillian Shrewsbury Cort Craymer George Connors Mimi Tarlton Virginia Frael Fat Woman Wanda Marion Thin Woman Agusta Gill A Movie Vamp Georgia Clarke Lollie (colored) Louise Heron Babette (art model) Frances Kennan Policeman Fred Woodbury Fireman William Kling

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT 1— Jimmy Walter's Apartment, 8 P. M. ACT 2—The Larchmont Baths (Midnight) ACT 3-Same as Act 1 (1:15 A. M.)

FRIDAY THE FASCINATING STORY OF A WOMAN'S SOUL "THE BIRD OF PARADISE"

SATURDAY GAMBLERS IN THE LOVE MARKET See "THE HIGH COST OF LOVING" Get a real tip —Profit by the other fellow's experience

COMING-JAN. 12th, 13th and 14th REGINALD DENNY IN "THE RECKLESS AGE" AND Four Big Time Vaudeville Acts

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburg Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr.

FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1925 W. H. HARDER Presents the MYRKLE-HARDER PLAYERS IN "The Bird of Paradise" A Poetic Story of the Hawaiian Islands

CAST Liliha Frances Kennan Makia Georgia Clarke Mahumahu Lillian Shrewsbury Lemuele William Kling Hewahewa Louise Heron Luana Blanche Wilcox Wilson James Burtis Capt. Hatch Frederick Ormond Sysonby _ Fred Woodbury Mrs. Sysonby Agusta Gill Diana Larned Virginia Frael Dean George Connors Hoheno Benton Ressler r SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT 1—The Wild. A beach, cave and native house on the Puna Coast, Island of Hawaii. Two Years Elapse. ACT 2-The Nest. Ten Days Elapse. ACT 3- Scene 1—The Cage. Luana of Capt. Hatch's Villa, Waikiki Beach, Honolulu. Scene 2 —The Road to the Volcano. Scene 3 —Freedom. The House of Everlasting Fire, Kilauea. SATURDAY GAMBLERS IN THE LOVE MARKET See "THE HIGH COST OF LOVING" Get a real tip—Profit by the other fellow's experience

COMING-JAN. 12th, 13th and 14th REGINALD DENNY IN "THE RECKLESS AGE" AND Four Big Time Vaudeville Acts

The Tuttle Printing Co. Plattsburgh Theatre Jack C. Mathews, Mgr.

SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1925 W. H. HARDER Presents the MYRKLE-HARDER PLAYERS IN "The High Cost of Loving"

CAST Ludwig Klinke James Burtis Emma .. Agusta.Gill Cora Blanche Wilcox Edward Hauser Fred Woodbury Rose Virginia Frael Albert Bean Frederick Ormond Laurence Tucker George Connors Anthony Tidemeyer _ Louis Heron Miss Burnham Frances Kennan Mathilda Lillian Shrewsbury Noel Burnham Benton Ressler Lena Georgia Clarke

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT i—Living Room at Klinke's Home. ACT 2—The Same. Next Day. ACT 3 —The Same. A Few Hours Later.

COMING-JAN. 12th, 13th and 14th REGINALD DENNY IN "THE RECKLESS AGE" AND Four Big Time Vaudeville Acts

The Tuttle Printing Co. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Mgr. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1925. JOHN GOLDEN Presents 'SEVENTH HEAVEN' A Play By AUSTIN STRONG Staged Under the Direction of John Golden. The Cast of Characters. Characters. Players. BOUL JOSEPH J. HYLAND THE RAT . . C. MacLEAN SAVAGE ARLETTE GRACE MENKEN GOBIN ROBERT LOWE NANA PAULINE MOORE RECAN PHILIP EARLE DIANE ANN FORREST BRISSAC CHARLES GOTTHOLD BLONDE FRED MAYNARD PERE CHEVILLON THOMAS WILLIAMS SERGEANT GEORGE WRIGHT, Jr. UNCLE GEORGES HERBERT SAUNDERS AUNT VALENTINE HELEN GURNEY CHICO LOUIS D'ARCLAY LAMPLIGHTER LIONEL JOSEPH ACT I.—A Street in Paris. ACT II.—"Heaven." Three Days Later. ACT III.—Four Years Later.

Executive Staff for John Golden. General Manager E. G. Cooke Company Manager Matthew Allen Business Manager Tom Kane Technical Director Emma English Stage Manager ..".." George Wright, Jr. Master Carpenter W. W. Lucas Master of Properties William Kratz Master Electrician Arthur Eldredge J" TO-MORROW j» TOM MIX In ICK TURP8N" Clinton County News Print. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. MON. TUES. and WED. AUGUST 17-18-19.

ANNE NICHOLS' NEW COMEDY "Abie's Irish Rose" Now in its Fourth Year—Republic, New York. "Shall I^ask the brave soldier, who fights by my side In th^ cause of mankind, if our creeds agree? Shall I gift*up the friend I have valued and tried, If he kneel not before the same altar with me? From the heretic girl of my soul should I fly, To seek somewhere else a more orthodox kiss? No, perish the hearts, and the laws that try Truth, valor, or love, by a standard like this!" —Tom Moore. CAST OF CHARACTERS

FOR ANNE NICHOLS General Manager WM. DE LIGNEMARE Manager ARTHUR B. BENSON Stage Director AUGUSTUS THORNE Stage Manager HENRY J. OEHLER Press Representative R. J. KIRK Secretary MARY LANG The gowns and hats for this production especially designed and executed by Francillon, New York. Boquets and Floral Decora­ tions by The Universal Flower & Decorating Co., New York.

COMING ! ! THURSDAY & FRIDAY TOM MIX in "THE RAINBOW TRAIL" From the Story by Zane Grey. The Sequel to "The Riders of The Purple Sage."

FOR KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES and DUNLAP HATS — SEE — FULLER AUSTIN, Inc. *? Margaret St. Plattsburgh, N. Y. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26, 1925.

WOODHOUSE PRODUCTIONS (Inc.) — PRESENTS — "CLOUDS" A PLAY IN THREE ACTS By HELEN BROUN Staged By EDWARD ELSNER.

:-: THE CAST :-: "Ma" Adams LOUISE CARTER Richard Adams RAMSEY WALLACE Nancy Phelps ISABELLE WINLOCKS June Phelps MARINA SWAYNE Johnny Phelps ALFRED LITTLE Robert Campbell , HOWARD FREEMAN Dr. Lawrence > GUY HITNER Lizzie Hawkins MILDRED BEERI SYNOPSIS ACT I.—At "Ma" Adams' Home. Early evening. ACT II.—The same. The following evening. ACT III.—The same. An hour later. TIME:—1919.

COMING TO-MORROW

Madge Bellamy, Ethel Clayton and Brilliant Supporting Cast In "WWING S OF YOUTH" EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION ! ! Miss Helen Clapham and Miss Gertrude Hopkins Solo Harpists. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH.

BARNEY FERBER (By Arrangement with Schwab and Kusell Presents) "The Gingham Girl" A MUSCIAL COMEDY BY DANIEL KUSELL. Music by Albert Von Tilzer. - - - Lyrics by Neville Fleeson Entire Production Staged by Maud Lydiate.

THE FOLKS CONCERNED—(As You Meet Them.) Gus JAMES HARRIS Conductor WILLIAM HOLLY Silas O'Day WILL H. CONLEY Jack Hayden LEE BRIGHT Libby O'Day BETTY LAURANCE Mary Thompson MYRA TRACY Harrison Bartlett CARL BRODIE Mildred Ripley GRACE HOWARD John Cousins TEDDY HART Mazie Lelewer DOLLY RICHARDS Sonia Maison JUNE DAY Sophia Trask JESSIE LANSING Butler GEORGE SPELVIN Waiter HOWARD BLAIR She Who Runs The Pirate Den FLORENCE DE VOE She Who Wears Black ZANA GRAY She Who Loves Mythology SOPHIE SCHLENK She Who Wears a Derby DOLLY RICHARDS She Who Throws Bombs JOSEPHINE SCHLENK She Who Hails from Hobohemia GLADYS MASON Sho Who Kisses Fools ETHEL IRELAND She Who Makes Tamales MILDRED JUNE SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. ACT I—Centre Street, Crossville Corners, New Hampshire. ACT II—SCENE I: A Cafe, New York City. SCENE II: A Studio Down Greenwich Village Way. ACT III—An Office, New York City. (Sufficient time elapses between Acts to allow for whatever develops) MUSICAL NUMBERS, ACT I. Overture. Flapper Number Libby and Girls "The Twinkle In Your Eye" Mary and Libby Latest Dances John Hayden and Girls "Just As Long As I Have You" Mary and John Finale Principals Concerned Finale Continued. ACT II SCENE I. Opening: "Forty Second Street Blues" Dolly, Gladys and Girls SCENE II. "Greenwich Village Way" Sonia and Girls "Tell Her While The Waltz Is Playing" Bartlett and Girls "Wonderful Thing Called Love" Sonia and John "Plunk" Libby, Hayden and Girls Finale. Reprise: "Just As Long As You Have Me". . . Mary and John ACT III. Opening: "Sweet Cookies" Dolly, Gladys and Girls Cookie Specialty Gladys Mason "Newlyweds" Libby and Hayden Finale Entire Company &T COMING TO-MORROW °14 BUCK JONES In "THE TRAIL RIDER" AND FOUR BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE ACTS PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. "BOYS AND GIRLS" A Musical Farce By Mathew Ott.

PLAYERS: David Thurston BOB OTT Richard Thurston GEORGE BROWN Daniel Webster FRED WRIGHT Mrs. Daniel Webster (Polly) MADELINE BOLAND Edna Webster COLLETTE LYONS Charles Webster FRED WHEATON Nancy Delvin CAROL ENGEL Madam Bratton MILDRED VAUGHN Jess Mess ANNE OTT Florence Aide RUTH BAKER Rosa Wenbon MILLIE SACCO Sara Harlow AGATHA DOWD Frances Carrey PEGGY QUINN Molly Andrews . ALLENE SACCO Carrie Brown IRENE DASEY Gladys Fair TEDDIE HOEY ACT I.—In Front of Blair Academy; Red Bank, N. J. ACT II.—Thurston Home—One Year Later, Stamford, Conn. MUSICAL NUMBERS—Act I. 1. Radium Dance Girls 2. Mamie Fred Wheaton and Girls 3. Dance Peggy Quinn 4. Joe Miller Carol Engel, Collette Lyons, George Brown, and Fred Wheaton. 5. Don't Bring Lulu Anne Ott and Girls 6. My Kid George Brown 7. June Night Madaline Boland and Girls 8. Dance Agatha Dowd 9. Oh! I See Fred Wright and Girls 10. Kick and Spits Ellen Sacco 11. Wihen You and I Were Seventeen Mildred Vaughn Carol Engel, and Company. ACT II. 1. Opening Dance Girls 2. Butterfly Dance Millie Sacco 3. Duet Carol Engel and Fred Wheaton 4. I Just Can't Stop Babying You Collette Lyons 5. Solo Mildred Vaughn 6. Miss Vanity 7. Irene Dasey 7. Good Night Madaline Boland 8. Dance Teddie Hoey 9. Specialty BOB OTT and Girls 10. Specialty Fred Wheaton 11. Katherina Anne Ott 12. Finale Company

STAFF FOR MR. BOB OTT. General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager Robert W. Reilly Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Stage Manager Salvator Aieta Musical Directress Florence Ott Wardrobe Mistress Madam Vogel Costumes from The BOB OTT Costuming Co. Under direc­ tion of Mary L.. Ott. Scenery from The Bob Ott Scenic Studio by Salvatore Aieta.

CLINTON COUNTY NEWS PRINT. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. Wednesday, September 16, 1925 "A Wife For Sale" A COMEDY WITH MUSIC — By — MATHEW OTT

PLAYERS: Bryan Goodwin BOB OTT Walker Seers Fred Wright Molly Collins Anne Ott Laura Manning Madaline Boland Nan Goodall Collette Lyons Doris Wilford Carol Engel Irving Deerig Fred Wheaton Fanny Deerig Mildred Vaughn Donald Vigger George Brown Deila Main joy Irene Dasey Audrey Rowland Agatha Dowd Jessie Brewster , Allene Sacco Nettie Fulton Teddie Hoey Phoebe Woodward Mildred Sacco Marry Dentler Ruth Bake^ Nan Walsh Peggy Quinn ACT I.—A Real Estate Office, Goodwin and Seers. ACT II.—Gorham Hotel, Gorham by the Sea. MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT I. Opening Dance "Lucky Boy" Girls "When My Sugar Walks Down the Street". . Collette Lyons and Girls Specialty George Brown "Fidgety Fidge" Fred Wheaton and Girls Solo Madaline Boland Dance Allene Sacco and Agatha Dowd Flexatones Anne Ott and Carol Engel Finale Company ACT II. Opening Dinning Girls "Ceceila" Fred Wright and Girls Dance Fred Wheaton and Ruth Baker Farmer Gray BOB OTT and Girls Evolution of the Dance Carol Engel and Girls Solo Mildred Vaughn Solo Madaline Boland Dance Lelia Hoey Specialty Fred Wheaton Collegiate Collette Lyons and Girls Finale Company

STAFF FOR MR. BOB OTT. General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager Robert W. Reilly Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Stage Manager Salvator Aieta Musical Directress Florence Ott Wardrobe Mistress Madam Vogel Costumes from The BOB OTT Costuming Co. Under direc­ tion of Mary L. Ott. Scenery from The Bob Ott Scenic Studio by Salvatore Aieta. TO-MORROW "CHANGE YOUR LUCK"

CLINTON COUNTY NEWS PRINT. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. Thursday, September 17, 1925 "Change Your Luck" A PLAY OF TODAY — By — MATHEW OTT

PLAYERS: The Lucky Ones. Bruce Franklin BOB OTT Denby Wainright George Brown Fay Jansen Anne Ott Delia Morlin Mildred Vaughn Margie Dowling Carol Engel Stephen Thatcher Fred Wright Mrs. Stephen Thatcher '. . . . Madaline Boland Frank Thatcher Fred Wheaton Nancy Williams Agatha Dowd Thyra Dunkirk Leila Hoey Dolly WentwOrth Allene Sacco Mary Prince Peggy Quinn Alice Mainioy Mildred Sacco Fannie Selwin Irene Dasey Sari Hayden Collette Lyons Jennie Leffingwell Ruth Baker PROLOGUE: A Street on the East Side of New York, near the Roaring Forties. ACT I. The Home of StephenThatcher, Staten Island, N. Y., 1930. ACT II. The Frank Thatcher Suite in the Universe Hotel, New York City. MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT I. 1. Prologue. Opening Girls 2. Ah Ha! Sacco Sisters 3. All Aboard for Heaven Fred Wheaton and Girls 4. Solo Madaline Boland 5. Dance Agatha Dowd 6. If That's the Kind of a Girl You Are . Fred Wheaton and Girls 7. Specialty George Brown 8. Ohio Carol Engel and Girls 9. Duet Mildred Vaughn and BOB OTT 10. They Call It Dancing Anne Ott, Fred Wheaton Girls and Company. ACT II. 1. Opening Girls 2. I'll Never Be a Lady Anne Ott 3. Old Familiar Faces Collete Lyons and Girls 4. By the Light of the Stars -\. Madaline Boland and Girls 5. Solo Mildred Vaughn 6. Minuet Sacco Sisters 7. Specialty BOB OTT and Girls 8. Specialty Fred Wheaton 9. Scotch Number Carol Tngel and Agatha Dowd 10. Quartette BOB OTT, Fred Wheaton, Fred Wright and George Brown 11. Finale Company STAFF FOR MR. BOB OTT. General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager Robert W. Reilly Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Stage Manager Salvator Aieta Musical Directress Florence Ott Wardrobe Mistress Madam Vogel Costumes from The BOB OTT Costuming Co. Under direc­ tion of Mary L. Ott. Scenery from The Bob Ott Scenic Studio bv Salvatore Aieta. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS PRINT. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. Friday, September 18, 1925 "MY DAD" — By — MATHEW OTT

PLAYERS: David Lilly, Ln Insurance Agent Fred Wright Marion Lilly, His Wife Mildred Vaughn Chris Lilly, Dave's Father BOB OTT Mary Baxter, Marion's Mother Anne Ott Percy Harold, a Bridegroom Fred Wheaton Daisy Harold, the Bride Carol Engel Barton, the Butler George Brown May Flower Madaline Boland Gladys Canby Allene Sacco Helen Winter Millie Sacco Carrie Waite Agatha Dowd Lotto Nichols Ruth Baker Mary Singer Collette Lyons Nora Marks Irene Dasey Mary Knott Leila Hoey Iona Carr . Peggy Quinn

ACT I.—The Sun Parlor in the Home of Mr. Lilly. ACT II.—Same as Act I. TIME:—Present. PLACE:—Chicago, 111.

MUSICAL NUMBERS. ACT I. 1. "Dandy and Belle" Madaline Boland and Girls 2. "I Had Someone Else" Irene Dasey and Girls 3. Duet Madaline Boland and George Brown 4. "Ohio" Carol Engel and Girls 5. Melody, "That Made You Mine" . . . Mildred Vaughn and Girls 6. "Yes Sir, That's My Baby" Fred Wright and Girls 7. Specialty Sacco Sisters 8. "Alabamy Bound" Fred Wheaton and Girls 9. Duet Mildred Vaughn and Fred Wright 10. "Imigration Rose" Madaline Boland 11. Specialty Fred Wheaton 12. Specialty BOB OTT and Girls 13. Specialty Anne Ott

STAFF FOR MR. BOB OTT. General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager Robert W. Reilly Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Stage Manager Salvator Aieta Musical Directress Florence Ott Wardrobe Mistress Madam Vogel Costumes from The BOB OTT Costuming Co. Under direc­ tion of Mary L. Ott. Scenery from The Bob Ott Scenic Studio by Salvatore Aieta. CLINTON COUNTY NEWS PRINT. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. Saturday, September 19, 1925 *LOVE AND COMPANY" MATHEW OTT PLAYERS: Victor Randolhp BOB OTT Emma Randolph Madeline Boland Theadore Randolph Fred Wheaton Dorothy Chester Anne Ott Polly Milbank Mildred Vaughn Babe Honey Carol Engel Robert Chandler George Brown Roger Sinclair Fred Wright Adele Channing Ruth Baker Lucy Bolton Allene Sacco Irma Cuer Teddie Hoey Victoria Marlowe Agatha Dowd Nina Stewart Mildred Sacco Edith Lawton Irene Dasey Sally Scott Collette Lyons

ACT I—SCENE I.—The El-Clog Club, N. Y. SCENE II.—Mr. Randolph's Home in the Bronx. ACT II.—A Cozy Corner in the Hotel Sinclair, Bermuda.

MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT I. Opening Girls New York Mildred Vaughn and Girls All Grow Old George Brown and Company Didn't You Believe Carol Engel and Girls Duet Mildred Vaughn and Fred Wheaton Specialty BOB OTT and Girls In Sweet Onion Time Mildred Vaughn Carol Engel, George Brown, Fred Wheaton Dance Mildred Sacco Solo Madeline Boland Brow Eyes Collette Lyons and Girls Specialty AnneOtt Finale Company MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT II. Opening Qirls Row Row Row . . . . : Carol Engel and Girls Duet Madeline Boland and George Brown Georgia Brow Fred Wheaton and Girls De 'Wop Anne Ott and Fred Wright Chorus Girl Mildr^l Vaughn and Girls Quartette BOB OTT George Brown, Fred Wheaton, Fred Wright. Finale , . .Company STAFF FOR MR. BOB OTT. General Manager Mathew Ott company Manager Robert W. Reiily Advance Representative Gordon Benzie's Stage Manager Salvator Aieta Musical Directress Florence Ott Wardrobe Mistress Madam Vogel Costumes from The BOB OTT Costuming Co. Under direc­ tion of Mary L. Ott. Scenery from The Bob Ott Scenic Studio by Salvatore Aieta. COMlNG^U~ESDi^7^ 'Bringing Up Father' IN GAY NEW YORK. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1925 George McManus' Cartoon Musical Comedy iging Up Father' GAY NEW YORK A Traversity on "Breaking Into Society" Book by Nat LeRoy, Lyrics by Leo. Edwards, Music by Seymour Furth, Dances and Ensembles Staged by William Koud, Staged by Robert LaLonda, under the Personal Direcion of HARRY H. HILL.

CAST OF CHARACTERS: Jiggs Mahoney Johnnie Jess Maggie Emma Weston Dinty Moore, Imprudent but Faithful Ed. Morris Kitty, a Chip of the Old Block Kay Carroll Oswald, Kitty's Sweetheart Frank Hanscom Helen Love Fannie Kidston Jimmie Bob Rice Trixie, the Maid Trixie May Rube Frank Hanscom Ladies of the Chorus and Broadway Strollers. ACT I—Scene 1.—Times Square. Scene 2.—In Gay New York. MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT I.—Directed by A. M. Zinn. Opening Chorus Broadway Strollers When It Gets Dark Kitty and Oswald (a) The Pajama Girls Misses Renard, Pratt, Clayton, Carlson, Deaddy, McNulty, and Tallardy. (b) The Jazz Girls Misses Boeldt, Lee, Sinclair, and Milligan When Dad Was Twenty-One Oswald (a) The Minuet Girls Misses Boeldt and Lee (b) The Polka Girl Flo Carlson (c) The Waltz Girl , Trixie May A Big Pipe Tune Helen Lee and Scotch Lassies (a) In Little Old New York Jiggs Mahoney (b"i The Gainesboro Glide Helen Love and Gainesboro Girls The Merry-Go-Round Company Finale , Entire Company ACT II. SCENE I. Opening—Moonlight Company Song . T Oswald Jiggs Himself ACT II SCENE II—IN POPPYLAND. The Princess Kay Carroll The Lover Frank Hanscom Song Poppy Frank Hanscom Dancers Poppy Girls ACT II. SCENE III. Maggie Makes Her Bow ..._.' Emma Weston ACT II. SCENE IV. My Lady's Fan ' Helen and Girls Cecelta Kitty and Chorus Wedding Chimes Jiggs, Maggie, Kitty, Oswald, Flower Girls and Bridesmaids. Finale Entire Company LADIES OF THE ENSEMBLE: Ella Boeldt, Blanch Rose, Grace Clayton, Trixie May, Pauline Delaney, Ollie Milligan, Hazel Lee, Jean LaBelle, and Jenna Sinclair.

TO-MORROW:—'Breed of the Border8 — AND — 4 BIG TIME ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE. LATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1925. JOHN R. VAN ARNAM'S Superior Minstrels 6TH ANNUAL TOUR. THE FIRST PART SUPREME PALACE OF DREAMS Interpreter Herschel McQueen Entertainers—"Jolly" Bill Conkling, Harry "Slipfoot" Clifton, Gene McGuire, Fritz Gartelle. Song Birds—Charles Wright, Gerald O'Malley, Walter Avery, Herschel McQueen, Carl Babcock, Larry Hall, Frank Crooke. Dancing Dandies Roy Roberts and Bob Driscoll Official Musicians—Fred Spafford (Leader) ; Carl Wheeler, Carl Johnson, James Miller, Burt Herrick, Morton Bailey, Thomas Feeley, Herman Otto, Harry Richards.

OVERTURE Introducing the Minstrels Selections from the following musical numbers—Subject to change: "Yes Sir, That's My Baby' Gene McGuire "Save Your Sorrow for To_morrow" Gerald O'Malley The Dancing Dandies Roberts-Driscoll "O'er the Billowy Sea" Walter Avery "Don't Bring Lulu" Fritz Gartelle "When You and I Were Seventeen" Herschel McQueen Introducing Our Premiers HARRY "SLIPFOOT" CILFTON "JOLLY" BILL CONKLING "Speech" Bill Conkling "If You See That Gal of Mine" Frank Crooke "Pal of My Cradle Days" Charles Wright "Red Hot Henry Brown" "Slipfoot" Clifton GRAND FINALE—"HAIL TO MINSTRELSY"

FRED SPAFFORD and His Real Minstrel Orchestra.

FOUR ACES OF HARMONY Charles Wright, - Gerald O'Malley, - Larry Hall, - Walter Avery

Bob —DRISCOLL ROBERTS — Roy The Speed Boys. HARDY—QUINLAN World's Greatest Club Jugglers.

"Slipfoot"—CLIFTON—CONKLING—Bill _ IN — "YOU AIN'T SAID NOTHING YET"

JOHN R. VAN ARNAM'S "RAMBLING SYNCOUATORS" Piano Carl Wheeler Cornet Carl Johnson Saxophone • James Miller Saxophone Herschel McQueen Banjo Larrv Hall Trombone Burt Herrick Sousaphone Morton Bailey Drums Harry Richards INTRODUCING—"Slipfoot" Clifton, Larry Hall, Walter Avery GOOD NIGHT. Coming- " MY CHINADOLL " WATCH FOR THE DATE.

Clinton County News Print. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1925 LeComte and Flesher Present AN ORIGINAL MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA "MY CHINA DOLL" Book, Lyrics and Music By Charles George. The Scenery, Costumes, Effects and Novelties designed and arranged and the entire production personally staged by MR. GEORGE. ACT I—Scene I. A Street in New York's Chinatown during a Festival. CAST—As They Enter: One Lung Lottie Proctor Hop Toy L. G. Milton Soy Kee Thomas Patrick Sing Song George Wakefield Charlie Lee William P. Murphe Doris LenaTheodore Wallace Morgan Ames Harper George Washington Kam Tom Crowley Melinda Botkins Bessie Delmore Peach Blossom Cecil Manners SCENE II—"The Spirit of the Poppy Pipe" Poppy Lady Leona Stater Peach Blossom Cecil Manners SCENE III—"Th eLand of Story Books." Red Riding Hood Kitty Watkins Bo Peep Shirley Underwood Boy Blue Polly Sights Jack Horner Florence Warde Miss Muff et Muriel Aster Simple Simon Grace Chinn Mother Goose Bessie Delmore Jack, The Giant Killer William P. Murphe Prince Charming Ames Harper Cinderella * Cecil Manners Slipper Bearer L. G. Milton Fairy Queen Leona Stater SCENE IV—"The Spirit of The Poppy Pipe" Peach Blossom Cecil Manners Poppy Lady Leona Stater SCENE V—"The Land of Music" (Melody Town) Harmony Ames Harper Miss Steinway Bessie Delmore Mr. Steiff William P. Murphe Singer L. G. Milton Little Miss Ragtime Cecil Manners Jazz Blues Tom Crowley Queen of Song Leona Stater Discord George Wakefield MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT I—J. C. M. GARN, Conductor. 1. "Holiday in Chinatown" Ensemble 2. "My China Maid" Morgan and Girls 3. "Ain't Love Wonderful" Melinda 4. "My China Doll" Peach Blossom, Morgan and Girls 5. "Chinese-American Jazz" Charlie Lee and Girls 6. "The Land of Dreams" y Poppy Lad. 7. "Story Book Land" Poppy Lady and Girls 8. "Dance Eccentrique" Jack and Cinderella 9. "Pretty Little Cinderella" . . . Prince, Cinderella, and Ensemble 10. "Reprise—"The Land of Dreams" Poppy Lady 11. "The Land of Melody" Poppy Lady 12. "Hear These Old Songs" Harmony, Singer and Girls 13. "How Do You Do, Miss Ragtime" Ragtime and Ensemble 14. "Jazzmania" Ragtime and Ensemble A. "Dance" Cecil Manners B. "Slippery Steps" Tom Crowley C. "Buck Dance" Stewart Sisters D. "Acrobatic Dance" Florence Warde E. "Cane Dance" Manners and Murphe 15. "The Leader of the Brass Band", Ragtime and Entire Company TEN MINUTES INTERMISSION ! ACT II—"The Land of Flowers" Sweet William William P. Murphe Sunflower Tom Crowley Rose Cecil Manners Bee Ames Harper Daffodil Bessie Delmore The Gardner L. G Milton The Thorn George Wakefield SCENE II—"The Spirit of The Poppy Pipe" Peach Blossom Cecil Manners Sing Song George Wakefield Charlie Lee William P.Murphe Melinda Botkins Bessie Delmore SCENE III—"The Wedding" A Butler Thomas Patrick Steve Ketchum William P. Murphe Mrs. Olga Van Tyle Leona Stater Melind aBotkins Bessie Delmore Dolly Van Tyle (Peach Blossom) Cecil Manners Wallace Morgan Ames Harper A Guest L. G. Milton MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT II. 1. "The Rose" Bee and Flower Ballet 2. "Tell Me Pretty Flower" Bee, Rose and Girls 3. "How I Love The Flowers" Daffodil, Rose, William 4. "The Tale of The Blue Bells" Poppy and Ensmeble 5. Reprise—"My China Doll" Morgan 6. "I'm Just a Wild Detective" Steve and Girls 7: "The Wedding of My China Doll" Ensemble 8. Minale—"My China Doll" Ensemble LADIES OF THE ENSEMBLE Muriel Astor, Kitty Watkins, Polly Sights, Imogene Forbes, Lottie Stuart, Vivian France, Shirley Underwood, Billie Webster, Dor­ othy Lee, Florence Warde, Grace Chinn, Edith Stevenson, De­ light Evans. TO-MORROW AND WEDNESDAY REGINALD DENNY In "California Straight Ahead" — AND — 4 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1925 Tickets for Evening Performance will be held until 7:30. Tickets for Matinee Performances will be held until 1:45.

Matinees At 2:30. Nights At 8:15 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1925. Harry Ingails Presents His New Chicker Revue Entitled "Hits and Bits of Broadway" with the following lists of characters: Leading Man Dan Harrington Prima Donna Alice Upton Juvenile Frank Pitts Soubret Mary Martin Straight Fred Burke Ingenue Blanch Carron Impersonator Roland Andrews Characters George! Trimey Specialty Dancers Helen Vimon, Lydia Clark, Mildred Martin Musical Director Harold Burnham and Issz Cohen Harry Ingails Ladies of the Ballet, left to right—Helen Vernon, Justine Emmett, Lena Turney, Kj,therine Dixon, Lydia Clark, Roland An­ drews, Kitty Martin, Marguerite Shepherd, Harriet Dixon, Mildred Martin, Jean Rose, Ruth Mason. Rose Delores Baker Wardrobe Woman Mrs. Andrews Scenic Effects John Hogan Stage Carpenter George Sullivan Electrician Mack Ingails Costumes Designed by Roland Andrews and Alice Upton Musical Program Arranged by Harold Burnham. Grand Opening Entire Company Number Scene Dan Harrington and Harry Ingails Tax on Girls Fred Burke and Girls Specialty Roland Andrews Specialty Mary Martin and Frank Pitts West of Great Divide Blanch Carron Police Scene Frank Pitts, Dan Harrington, Alice Upton and Harry Ingails. Sweet Little You .'Mary Martin and Girls Trio Frank Pitts, Dan Harrington and Alice Upton Specialty Harry Ingails Midnight Waltz Alice Upton and Entire Company INTERMISSION. On the Broadwalk Entire Company Specialty Dan Harrington Beminy . . Frank Pitts and Chorus Specialty, Mary Martin and Roland Andrews. Comic Scene Harry Ingails, Fred Burke Specialty Alice Upton Apache Dance .... Lydia Clarke, Dan Harrington, and Frank Pitts Spectators Mary Martin, Blanch Carron, and Fred Burke Killing Scene Harry Ingails, Lydia Clark, Dan Harrington, Mary Martin, Blanch Carron, and Fred Burke. Tennessee Alice Upton and Girls Dancing Specialty Harry Ingails and Dan Harrington Collegiate, Dan Harrington and Entire Company and Fred Burke, Jr.

TO-MORROW:— "OH BOY" PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager.

Tickets for Evening Performance will be held until 7:30. Tickets for Matinee Performances will be held until 1:45. Matinees At 2:30. Nights At 8:15 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925

Harry Ingails Presents His New Checker Revue Entitled "OH BOY"

Opening -. Alice Upton and Company Girl No .Frank Pitts and Chorus Comic Scene Harry Ingails, Marguerite Shepherd Gypsy Sweethearts Alice Upton and Blanch Carron and Girls Specialty Dancers . Frank Pitts, Lydia Clark and Roland Andrews Specialty Dan Harrington Comic Scene Harry Ingails, Dan Harrington and Fred Burke Wop Specialty Mary Martin and Frank Pitts Specialty Harry Ingails and Dan Harrington Charleston Frank Pitts and Entire Company

INTERMISSION.

Hello Entire Company Here She Comes .... Harry Ingails, Dan Harrington and Company Specialty Frank Pitts Shine Roland Andrews and Girls Dancing Bit, Harry Ingails, Frank Pitts, Fred Burke Geo. Tierney Uke Lady Blanch Carron and Girls Bench Scene Alice Upton and Harry Ingails Rosetime Alice Upton and Chorus Specialty Dancers Roland Andrews, Frank SPitts, and Helen Vernon Specialty ( Harry Ingails National Finale Dan Harrington and Entire ompany

TO-MORROW:— "GIGGLES AND GIRLS" PLATTSBURGH THEATRE JACK C. MATHEWS, Manager.

Tickets for Evening Performance will be held until 7:30. Tickets for Matinee Performances will be held until 1:45. Matinees At 2:30. Nights At 8:15 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1925

Harry Ingails Presents His New Checker Revue Entitled "GIGGLES AND GIRLS"

Good Evening Entire Company Girl No Frank Pitts and Girls Specialty Dan Harrington Comic Scene -. P~sd Burke, Harry Ingails and Marguerite Shepherd. Specialty . .Mary Martin and Frank Pitts Louis© Blanch Carron and Girls Faded Love Letters Alice Upton Specialty Lydia Clark and Frank Pitts Specialty Dan Harrington and Harry Ingails Smiles . Entire Company INTERMISSION. Show Girl Entire Company Specialty Blanch Carron Comic Scene Alice Upton and Harry Ingails Yes Sir Dan Harrington and Girls Specialty . . George Tiernsy, Mary Martin, and Roland Andrews Specialty Mildred Martin Comic Scene Harry Ingails, Blanch Carron Fred Burke, and Dan Harrington, Specialty Frank Pitts Comic Scene Fred Burke, Harry Ingails Mary Martin and Alice Upton Tennessee Alice Upton and Girls Spanish Dance Frank Pitts and Helen Vernon Specialty Harry Ingails Rube Finale Entire Company

TO-MORROW:— "Cute Little Devils" ^J^A ? CutL )€MJU >Qs»AJU

(• *L4TTI A*00* h ! t/ \ PLATTSBURG THEATRE Wednesday July 28, 1926

Frank Cosgrove's Comedians present MUTT and JEFF Bud Fisher's Celebrated Musical Comedy Cartoon Success Book by Bud Fisher Musical Numbers by Billy Kowd Entire Tour Under Personal Direction of Frank Cosgrove

THE CAST (in order as they appear) Sadie, Harry's Sweetheart Emily Seymour Mrs. Jeff Billie Byrne Harry, Sadie's Sweetheart Tom Dayton Mrs. Mutt Hazel Guernsey Poor John Charles Byrne Mutt, Old Boy Himself Richard Freeman Jeff, Mutt's Partner in Crime — Jerry Sullivan Madam Fifi Grace Crowley Dr. Dolittle L. T. Meean Ima Bird Helen Willard Little Chickie i Chickie Schafer Chorus of the Skylark Garden, Jazz Dancers, Summer Guests and Nurses, etc. The Misses Irene Zara, Helen Willard, Grace Crowley, Elaine Fox, Cellia Hays, Lillian Ritz, Dorothy White, Claire Moran, Chickie Schafer, Babe Brown. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT 1—Exterior. Summer Hotel. ACT 2—Scene 1—Office of Rest Cure Hotel. Act 2—Scene 2—In Silks. MUSICAL NUMBERS Under the direction of Mr. George Grunley ACT ONE Opening Chorus Mrs. Mutt, Mrs. Jeff and Girls Say It Again - Sadie, Harry and Girls Hinkey Dee Mutt and Jeff Dmah Harry and Girls When The One You Love Loves You Mrs. Jeff and Girls Specialty John I Love My Baby • Sadie and Girls Specialty - • Mrs. Jeff Smile a Little Bit Sadie and Entire Co. Finale - Entire Co. ACT TWO Opening Chorus Sadie, Mrs. Jeff, Mrs. Mutt and Girls Malinda Mrs. Mutt and Girls Specialty - Emily-Seymour When You Love More Than One ....Mrs. Mutt, Harry and Girls Laughing - Little Jeff and Girls Trio Mrs. Mutt, Mrs. Jeff, John and Girls Finale Entire Co. This Program Subject To Change

EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR FRANK COSGROVE'S COMEDIANS Company Manager Frank Ward Business Manager W. F. Cronches Agent Dixie Greene Musical Director '. George Grunley Stage Manager s Gilbert Cartland Carpenter Tom Dayton Property Man .'. „ Joe Heron Electrician : Leonard Meehan Wardrobe Mistress Madame Beery Scenery by Lee Lash Studio, New York City. Electrical Effect by Kleigl Bros. Properties by Sidel". Costumes designed by Madame Emilie, Inc. Shoes by I. Miller. Stockings by Nat Lewis.

TOMORROW BUCK JONES IN—:— "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS"

The Tuttle Printing Co. PLATTSBURGH THEATRE Thursday August 5, 1926

MR. JOHN R. VAN ARNAM Presents The 1926 Edition of his Famous Fashion Plate MINSTRELS

IN THE FIRST PART BEAUTIFUL "THE GOLDEN ROOM" CONVERSATIONALISTS FRANK GILMORE HERSCHEL McQUEEN COMEDIANS HARRY "SLIPFOOT" CLIFTON JOE "KEWPIE" LA FAN AL "WEEDY" PINARD JAMES "TINY" McGUIRE SONGSTERS CHARLES R. WRIGHT HERSCHEL McQUEEN FRANK GILMORE LEE GONDER WALTER AVERY GENE GERALD EDWARD LeBARON AIME ALLAIRE DANCERS JACK DARE GEORGE MENARD MUSICIANS Director—DEL PACIULLI CLARENCE JOSLYN JAMES HARTMAN FRANK JEWEL KENNETH HAINES BILL GUILD JOE MULLEN HARRY EYNON MORTON BAILEY NOTE: All musical numbers and arrangements produced and directed by courtesy of MR. JAMES BURNS, representative of the Irving Berlin Music Pub. Company. OPENING OVERTURE INTRODUCING THE MINSTRELS (Selections from the followingi musical numbers) "Watermelon Time in Dixie" AL "WEEDY" PINARD "Lonesome and Sorry" LEE GONDER "Tie Me to Your Apron Strings Again" WALTER AVERY "Tonight's My Night With Baby" JAS. "TINY" McGUIRE "Shufflin' South" MENARD E. DARE INTRODUCING OUR PREMIERS HARRY "SLIPFOOT" CLIFTON _ JOE "KEWPIE" LaFAN "Honey Bunch" JOE "KEWPIE" LaFAN "When the Rainbow Shines Bright at Morn" FRANK GILMORE "Just a Cottage Smal by a Waterfall" CHARLES R. WRIGHT "Poor Papa" HARRY "SLIPFOOT" CLIFTON "HAIL TO MINSTRELSY"

INTERMISSION

(A) OLIO OF MINSTREL VARIETY DEL PACIULLI and His Gang in Selections from "ROSE MARIE"

(B) ALLAIRE European Jugglers and Boomerang Hat Throwers

(C) JACK DARE GEORGE MENARD Dancing Demons

(D) LeBARON The Frogman

(E) FOUR ACES OF HARMONY CHARLES WRIGHT LEE GONDER JOE LeFAN WALTER AVERY

(F) GENE GERALD Feminine Reflections (Herschel McQueen at piano)

(G) GILMORE & CLIFTON "Bright Lights from Darktown"

(H) JOHN R. VAN ARNAM presents,, "THE RAMBLING SYNCOPATORS" VIOLIN DEL PACIULLI PIANO HERSCHEL McQUEEN TRUMPET CARL JOSLYN SAXOPHONE , '. MORTON BAILEY SAXOPHONE BILL GUILD TROMBONE KENNETH HAINES SOUSAPHONE AL PINARD, Jr. DRUMS-- AL PINARD, Jr. Introducing James "Tiny McGuire, Harry "Slipfoot" Clifton

TOMORROW KENNTH HARLAN and PATSY RUTH MILLER In "THE FIGHTING EDGE" SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION A Movie made in full view of the Audience. See How Movies Are Made. A distinct novelty! Laughs Plenty! Tears None!

The Tuttle Printing Co. PLATTSBURG THEATRE V>( VyJVllJNI VJ ! PLATTSBURG, N. Y. One Week, Com. Monday, Aug. 9 RETURN ENGAGEMENT "Honeymoon Town" 30 PEOPLE AND A CARLOAD OF SCENERY TELEGRAM Burlington, Vt., July, 1926. Mgr. Plattsburgh Theatre, Plattsburgh, N. Y. f'Honeymoon Town" played here three days to capacity business. We consider company the best we have played this season. Better than most of the $2.50 attractions. Strong Theatre.

E&TCORINNE FITZGERALD AND HER ST. LOUIS SYNCOPATORS FOUR CHANGES WEEKLY. Matinee Daily. Two Complete Shows Nightly. PICTURE PLAY PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK Aug. 9-10. "Thunder Mountain." Aug. 11. "Battling Fool." Aug. 12-13. "When Love Grows Cold." Aug. 14. "Chasing Trouble." Admission: Adults, 50c. Children, 25c. SENTINEIi PUBIilSHIXG CO., PRINTERS, PliATTSBURGH, N. Y. PLATTSBURG THEATRE Wednesday, August 25, 1926

Jed Harris' Presentation of "Love 'Em and Leave 'Em" A Comedy in American By George Abbott and John V. A. Weaver As Staged by George Abbott

CAST OF CHARACTERS In the order of their appearance Lent Woodruff Walter DeLuna Ma Woodruff Leigh DeLacy Kenyon Rex Benware Jim William D. Dean Janie Walsh Peggy Hastings Billingsley Harry Leon Waycoff Mame Walsh _ .Louise Price i Miss Streeter _ Mary Diehl Pearl Lerline Turner Sam _ Charles Jackson Jack George Spa 1 vin Mr. McGonigle Victor J. Bouvier Aiken Arthur William Row Act I. The Walsh girls' room in Ma Woodruff's boarding house on the lower west side in New York. Act II. The Parlor two weeks later. Act III. The stage at Mechanic's Hall later that evening.

Settings designed by Frank Dwyer and constructed by the Kennell-Entwistle Co. Costumes of the pageant by Eaves Costume Co.

EXECTIVE STAFF FOR PARAMOUNT PRODUCING CO. Company Manager O. E. Wee Business Manager J. D. Jameson Stage Manager - Rex Benware

TOMORROW JOHN GOLDEN'8 TRIUMPH "LIGHTNING" THE PLAY THAT BROKE THEE WORLD'S RECORD PLATTSBURG THEATRE

Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 13 and 14 BOB OTT PRESENTS "A PURE WIFE" By Mathew Ott John Clowning BOB OTT Larry Brooks Wayne McVeigh Samuel Whipper Walter Donahue Clifford Stafford Fred Wright Mary Goodkin _ Anne Ott Jessie Melvin Kay Vaughn Sara Elkins Carrol Engel Specialists The Keating Twins LADIES OF THE ENSEMBLE Fanny Devlin Rita Howard Babette Canby Elsie McLeod Doris Stevens Jane Loots Elizabeth Oatman .. Ella Mack Esther Worth Sally Prevost Virginia Poppy Charlotte Flood Alice Hobart Stella Francis Juliet Shaw Exie Patt Act 1—Garden of the John Clowning Estate Act 2—The Home of John Clowning MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT 1 1. Opening Girls 2. Specialty Exie Patt 3. That's Why I Love You • Kay Vaughn and Girls 4. Where Did You Get Those Eyes Wayne McVeigh and Girls 5. Specialty Walter and Keating Twins 6. A Smile Fred Wright and Girls B Specialty Jane Loots 7. A Specialty Anne Ott and Girls B Dance Rita Howard 8. A Specialty .. : BOB OTT B Dance Elsie McLeod 9. Duet Kay Vaughn and Wayne McVeigh 10. How Many Times Carrol Engel and Girls 11. Finale Entire Company ACT 2 1. Opening Girls 2. Specialty Keating Twins 3. Sweet Child Jane Loots and Girls 4. Duet Carrol Engel and Fred Wright 5. Lunatic's Lullaby Anne Ott 6. She's My Baby Walter Donahue and Girls 7. A Specialty Elsie McLeod B Specialty .Wayne McVeigh 8. Duet BOB OTT and Kay Vaughn 9. A Losin' Susan Carrol Engel and Girls B Dance Rita Howard 10. Quartette BOB OTT, Wayne McVeigh, Walter Donahue and Fred Wright 11. Finale Entire Company

FOR MR. OTT Company Manager Mathew Ott Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Musical Directress Florence Ott Wardrobe Mistress Mile. Mendoza PLATTSBURG THEATRE

Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 15 and 16 BOB OTT PRESENTS "MY KING" By Mathew Ott Kepler Von Berner _ BOB OTT Karl Von Berner Wayne McVeigh Gloria Milford Kay Vaughn Francois Talma Fred Wright Henrique Dela Place Walter Donahue Malva Deeneez Betty Keating Mizette De Carte Anne Ott Marie /Estez Carrol Engel Jeanne Baptiste Helen Keating MaBelle Luizette Rita Howard Suzette Burne Elsie McLeod Sara Bellwin Jane Loots Lilla Noshwar Ella Mack Thyra Killzatt Sally Prevost

Jessitt Marlay T Charlotte Flood Maybelle Kay Exie Patt Flagara Jellette...' Stella Francis

ACT I Garden Cafe De La Pauz, in a suburb of Paris

ACT II Foyer of Hotel De La Salle, Paris

1. Opening Girls 2. My Gandola Fred Wright and Girls 3. Egyptian Dance Elsie McLeod 4. Just Around The Corner Kay Vaughn with Girls 5. Barcelona Carrol Engel, Anne and BOB OTT 6. Red Red Robin Walter Donahue and Girls 7. Specialty Jane Loots 8. Duet _ Betty Keating and Wayne McVeigh 9. Dinah Rita Howard and Girls 10. Spanish Dance _ Keating Twins 11. The Big Parade Wayne McVeigh and Entire Company

ACT II 1. Opening Girls 2. That's Why Jane Loots and Girls 3. What No Spinach Anne Ott 4. Specialty BOB OTT and Girls 5. Specialty Elsie McLeod 6. As Long As I've Got My Mammy Wayne McVeigh 7. Who Wouldn't? Kay Vaughn and Girls 8. Dance - - Rita Howard 9. Specialty Keating Twins 10. Specialty Walter Donahue 11. Finale Entire Company

FOR MR. OTT General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager Louis F. P. Aieta Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Musical Directress Florence Ott Stage Manager Bob Ott Wardrobe Mistress Mile. Mendoza PLATTSBURG THEATRE Friday, September 17, 1926 BOB OTT PRESENTS "THE AMERICAN GIRL" A DELICATE MUSICAL MORSEL By Mathew Ott

Sidney Gordon ; BOB OTT Mrs. Sidney Gordon _ Kay Vaughn Marjorie Gordon Helen Keating Lizzie Mitchell Anne Ott Con Conway Fred Wright Edward Lawton Walter Donahue Mrs. Edward Lawton Carol Engel Jay Lawton Wayne McVeigh Elsie Manning Rita Howard Phoebe Yoeman Elsie McLeod Norma Kelton Jane Loots Sylvia Whiting Ella Mack Josephine Jennings Sally Prevost Francis Carter Charlotte Flood Helen Wayne , Stella Francis Lilly Robin Exie Patt ACT. I The Gordon House ACT. II The Gordon House Time 1926 - - Place Use Your Own Judgment

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT. I 1. Opening Girls 2. Hi Diddle Diddle Carol Engel and Girls 3. I Never Knew Jane Loots and Girls 4. Specialty Keating Twins 5. Behind The Clouds Fred Wright and Girls 6. Specialty Walter Donahue 7. Dance Rita Howard 8. Sleepy Head Kay Vaughn and Girls 9. Specialty Elsie McLeod 10. Dance Girls 11. Specialty BOB and Girls 12. Specialty Anne Ott and Waynne McVeigh 13. Finale Entire Company ACT. II 1. Opening - Girls 2. Specialty _ Keating Twins 3. Sadie Green Walter Donahue and Girls 4. Specialty Jane Loots 5. Honey Bunch...... Carol Engel and Girls 6. Specialty Elsie McLeod 7. Duet Kay Vaughn and BOB OTT 8. Lone Some and Sorry Wayne McVeigh and Girls 9. Specialty Rita Howard 10. Specialty _ Anne Ott 11. Finale Entire Company

FOR MR. OTT General Manager. Mathew Ott Company Manager - —Louis F. P- Aieta Advance Representative Gordon Benzies Musical Directress : Florence Ott Stage Manager Bob Ott Wardrobe Mistress Mile. Mendoza PLATTSBURG THEATRE

Saturday, September 18, 1926 BOB OTT PRESENTS "BOYS AND GIRLS" A Musical Farce By Mathew Ott David Thurston BOB OTT Richard Thurston. Wayne McVeigh Dan el Webster Fred Wright Mrs. Daniel Webster _ Carrie Engel Edna Webster Helen Keating Charles Webster Walter Donahue Nancy Delvin Elizabeth Keating Madam Bratton Kay Vaughn Jass Mess Anne Ott Florence Hyde Rita Howard Rose Wendon Elsie McLoud Sara Harlow Jane Loots Francis Carey Ella Mack Molly Andrews Sally Prevost Carrie Brown Charlotte Flood Mary Nary . Stella Francis Julia Howe Exie Patt The First Act—In front of the Blair Academy, Red Bank, N. J.

The Second Act—The Thurston Home, Stamford, Conn. One year later.

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT. I 1. Opening - Ladies of the Ensemble 2. Oh Boy How It Was Raining Walter Donahue and Girls 3. Joe Miller Keating Twins, Walter D8iiahue and Wayne McVeigh 4. Horses Anne Ott and Girls 5. Tonight's My Night With Baby Wayne McVeigh 6. Grandma Was A Girl Carol Engel and Girls 7. O. I. C Fred Wright and Girls 8. Dance Rita Howard 9. Toe Dance Keating Twins 10. Seventeen Carol Engel, Kay Vaughn Finale Entire Company ACT. II 1. Opening Ladies of the Ensemble 2. Specialty Jane Loots 3. Dance Walter Donahue 4. Are You Sorry Kay Vaughn and Fred Wright 5. Dance Rita Howard and Girls 6. Specialty BOB OTT and Girls 7. Strut Miss Lizzie.. Anne Ott 8. Specialty Wayne McVeigh 9. Dance Elsie McLeod 10. Blue Bonnet Keating Twins and Girls Finale - Entire Company

FOR MR. OTT General Manager Mathew Ott Company Manager Louis F. P. Aieta Advance Representative -....Gordon Benzies Musical Directress Florence Ott Stage Manager Bob Ott Wardrobe Mistress Mile. Mendoza PLATTSBURG THEATRE Monday, Sept. 20th, 1926 MATINEE AND NIGHT BRINGING UP FATHER IN FLORIDA GEORGE M'MANTJS'S TIMELY TRAVESTY AND MUSICAL SUR­ PRISE BOOK BY GUS HILL LYRICS AND MUSIC BY SEYMOUR FURTH STAGED BY ROBERT LA MONDE SUPERVISED BY EDWARD J. MORRIS UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF HOWARD H. HILL

THE CAST JIGGS MAHONEY Johnny Jess MAGGIE MAHONEY (Title Bound) Jean De Lisle DINTY MOORE (A Rounder) Ed J. Morris KITTY (The Only Child) Beverly Perry HARRY BARRY (Jiggs' Secretary) Frank Hanscom MILDRED LOVE The Florida Girl) Blyth McCormick GILBERT OXFORD (An English Duke) Robert Rice ZAZA (The Maid) Trixie May LADIES OF THE ENSEMBLE—Anna Glendenna, Hazel Meyers, Paul­ ine Delaney, Blanche Rose, Jean Shirley, Trixie May, Marie Pen­ nington, Jean Sinclair, Gene Hamilton, Dot King. ACT 1—Jiggs' Home in New York City ACT 2—Scene 1—Garden of Duke's Estate in Florida. ACT 2—Scene 2—Exterior in Silk. ACT 2—Scene 3—Gypsie Encampment.

MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT ONE OVERTURE CHARLESTON Harry, Kitty and Girls IRISH EYES-OF-BLUE Harry, Kitty and Girls SOLO SELECTED Mildred SKIPPPING ROPE GIRLS Kitty and Girls HOLD-UP BLUES Dinty and Girls NOTHING-ON-TONIGHT Duke and Girls RIDDLES .... Jiggs, Maggie, Kitty, Harry THAT TANGO GLIDE Harry, Kitty and Girls NOTHING LIKE THAT IN OUR FAMILY Jiggs FINALE ENSEMBLE ACT TWO IOLA Kitty, Maggie, Mildred and Girls TOE DANCE - Trixie May COME ON IN Mildred and Girls LITTLE OLD NEW YORK * Jiggs FLORIDA GIRL Mildred and Girls DANCING GIRL Kitty SPECIALTY Maggie WON'T THAT BE NICE Harry'and Kitty WEDDING BELLS Company SPECIALTY - Harry I AM A GYPSY Kitty and Girls THE OMELETTE SEA Jiggs, Dinty, Harry, Duke MY LADY'S FAN Mildred and Girls FINALE ENSEMBLE

STAFF FOR THE HILLSIDE AMUSEMENT COMPANY Manager -• — Harry H. Hill Business Manager '• - William P. Riley Musical Director - _ Seymour Furth Stage Manager - E. J. Morris Treasurer Gus Hill Jr. Carpenter _ George La Fome Property Master William Tallardy Wardrobe Mistress Paula Delaney TOMORROW MADGE BELLAMY — JACK MULHALL —in— "THE DIXIE MERCHANT" —and— FOUR ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE PLATTSBURGH THEATRE MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1926 The Mayo-Halle Producing Company * Presents the Two-Act Musical Comedy "SOME GIRL" Benefit of C. D. of A. Court 479

CAST OF CHARACTERS—as they appear Tim MILTON CARPENTER Mr. Bowser MALCOLM DOWNS Mrs. Rose Bowser MISS MARGUERITE CIROAKE Professor Maltby THOMAS CROAKE Travis Dale FREDERICK HALLE Mrs. Malvin Meekman MRS. RUTH LEARNED Marvin Meekman RUFUS KING Rose Waters "SOME GIRL" MUSS MARIE CRONIN SYNOPSIS ACT I—Home-of the Bowsers. The "trouble" arrives ACT II—The same. The "trouble" continues. .MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT I. Opening Number— (a) Waltz of Love, M;iss Leona Bennett and Show Girls; Misses Kelly, LaMar. Dandrow, Liberty, Barnard, McMaugh, Bennett, Seymore, Gilmore, Mulholland. (b) Out of the Shadows, Miss Marie McDonough and College Girls; M'isses McKeefe, Melius, O Don'ahoe, McMaugh, Bosworth, Bourdon, Desrosier. Kennedy. (-c) Legionnaires, Frank Provost and College Boys; Messrs. Healey, Myette, Cronin, Delaney, Kennedy, Tierney, Hart, Rock, Mialoney, Bourdeau. (d) If They Don't Want the Irish in Ireland, Miss Ruth Laravie and Ensemble (Note: Curtain lowered two minutes to arrange stage) 1—"Oh Baby," Travis and Oh Baby Girls; Misses Ryan, Colligan, Rock. Delaney, Mulholland. 2—"I Hear the Thrush at Eve" Mrs. Meekman 3—"Ball and Chain" Mr. Meekman 4—Good Night Mr. Bonwser 5—"As Dong As I Have You" Mrs. Bowser 6—Rose of Old Virginia Rose and Travis 7—Ding Toes, Philip Dangey, Marguerite Langey and Kids— Misses McKeefe, Kavanagh, Dragoon, Davis, M-cMartin, O'Meara, Smith, Kanaly, O'Connell, iRascoe, Quinlan, Mullen, Rabideau, Coo'py, Lynch, Desrosier, Dragoon, Bigelow, O'Meara, Bigelow, Kanlaly. Toe Dancer—-Vivian McKenna. Charleston Dancers-— Delia Dragoon, Frances Desrosier, Katherine Lynch, Ruth Provost, Lor- ris Bigelow, Marselete Freemont, Marguerite Langey, Doris Kennedy, Betty Doyle-. Specialty—Lillian Beauvais. 8—"In Old Manila," Rose and Spanish Girls— Misses O'Donahoe, Bosworth. Ryan, Bennett, Seymore, Gilmore, Mul­ holland, Laravie, Passinault, Bushey. 9—Finale, Tango Travis, Miss Sennett and entire company

MUSICAL NUMBERS—ACT II. Opening—"Sally Green," Miss Leona Duquette and Vamps— Misses Oaiver W-h.itco.mb, Penfield, Woleo'tt, Corbett, Wolcott, Pote, Mullen, Rascoe, Oadieux, Lucia, Bonneau, Doty, Brock, Maynard, Boaivia, Sullivan, Bordeau, Buskey, Besse-tt, Garrant, Beauvais, Masella, Rose. 2—-Charleston Milton Carpenter 3—"Suppose I Had Never Met You" Rose and Travis 4—"Wonderful Eyes," Travis and Rose and Ballet Girls— Misses Holland, Graves, Provost, Mayette, Beauvais, 'Mayette, Bessette, Behan, Cogan, Coopy. Toe Dancer—Elizabeth Colligan. 5—"Nobody to Dove" Professor Maltby 6—Finale ; Entire Company

ORCHESTRA Piano, Miss Agatha Rooney; Violins, Harold Mayo, Patricia Dunphy. Cornet, Mr. Blessent; Drums, Bertha Lavalley; Bass Viol, Gaylord Columbe. Violin Cello, Leona Bonville.

IN CHARGE OF COSTUMES Madame Ross-Kelly PLATTSBURG THEATRE TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1926

ANNE NICHOLS' Record Breaking Comedy 'ABIE'S IRISH ROSE" "Shall I ask the brave soldier who fights by my side In the cause of mankind, if our creeds agree? Shall I give up the friend I have valued and tried, If he kneel not before the same alter with me? From the heretic girl of my soul shall I fly, To seek somewhere else a more orthodox kiss? No, perish the heart, and the laws that try Truth, valor, or love, by a' standard like, this!" —TOM MOORE

CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of their appearance) Isaac Cohen Jacob Frank Mrs. Isaac Cohen - Lulu Thorne Rabbi Jacob Samuels Alfred Clarke Solomon Levy - Nat. S. Jerome Abraham Levy (his son) Frank Stevens Rosemary Murphy Alice Davenport Patrick Murphy ,. W. J. Brady Father Whalen Edwin Maynard Bridesmaids Grace Cullen, Emma Allen Henrietta Mullen, Helen Carty The Train Bearer Cynthia Mineau

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act I.—Solomon Levy's Apartment, New York City. Act II.—Same as Act I. (One week later). Act III.—Abie and Rosemary's Apartment, New York. (Christmas Eve, One Year Later).

The gowns and hats for this production especially designed nd executed by Francillion Co., New York. I Bouquets and floral designs by the Universal Flower and lecoratlng Co., New York. » REPRESENTING MISS ANNE NICHOLS general Manager William de Lignemare anager - Sam. W. Cunningham i cretary... Mary Lang 1 less Representative Robert J. Kirk JE \age Director , Augustus Thorne £ age Manager George Fredericks I' taster Carpenter Wiley Magalis I \ster of Properties Floyd Dartt ]\ Vster Electrician George Hamblen

TOMORROW REGINALD DENNY INT "ROLLING HOME"

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MONDAY, OCT. 4, 1926

Charles K. Champlin Presents "DANCING MOTHERS" By EDGAR SELWYNS

The People as You Meet Them Mrs. Zola Massarene Hazel Carleton Andrew, a Butler _ James Kelliher Ethel Westcourt Madge Bennett York Catherine (Kittens) Westcourt Octavia Powell Kenneth Cobb Bentley Wallace Hugh Westcourt Earl Withrow McGuire Arthur Griffin Mrs. (Blondy) Barnes - Mary Bubb Charley, a Waiter Wm. H. Crudgington Irma Raymond Eva Pownall herald Naughton _ Chas. K. Champlin Clarence Houston John Lawrence Davis, Naughton's Man C. M. Dumas

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I. The Westcourt Home, Westbury, L. I. Late afternoon in Summer ACT II. The Pirate Roof Club, New York. Evening of the same day. ACT III. Gerald Naughton's Apartment. Two weeks later. ACT IV. Same as Act I. One week later.

TOMORROW JOHN GOLDEN'8 SUCCESS "LIGHTNIN'"

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TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1926

Charles K. Champlin Presents "LIGHTNIN" A Play in a Prologue and Three Acts By Winchell Smith and Frank Bacon

Characters in Order of Their Appearance Oscar Nelson James Kelliher Nevin Blodgett John Lawrence John Marvin Bentley Wallace Rodney Harder Wm. H. Crudgington "Lightnin" Bill Jones Charles K. Champlin Mildred Buckley Octavia Powell Raymond Thomas Earl Withrow Mrs. Jones —Eva Powell Lemuel Townsend Arthur Griffin Mrs. Hai'per - -Madge Bennett York Everett Hammond C. M. Dumas Margaret Davi s - Hazel Carleton Emily Jarvis : Mary Bubb Walter Lennon Geo. L. Graves Fred Peters James Kelliher

SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Prologue: John Marvin's cabin in Nevada. ACT I. Scene I.—A small hotel on the border between California and Nevada. Scene II.—The same as Scene I. Note: The curtain will be lowered for one min­ ute between Scenes I. and II. ACT II. A Court Room in Reno, Nevada. ACT III. Same as Act I.

TOMORROW A MYSTICAL MELODRAMA. THE CAT AND THE CANARY3

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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1926

Charles K. Champlin Presents "The CAT and the CANARY" A Mystical Melodrama In Three Acts. By John Willard

The People In The Play \ In The Order In Which They Speak Mammy Pleasant Hazel Carleton Roger Crosby . — Arthur Griffin Harry Blythe John Lawrence Cicily Young Madge Bennett York Susan Sillsby _ — Eva Pownall Charles Wilder _ Earl Withrow Paul Jones Bentley Wallace Annabelle West Octavia Powell Hendricks C. M. Dumas Patterson Geo. L Graves

ACT I. Library—Eleven-thirty—Night, ACT II. The Next Room. A few minutes later. ACT III. Library—A few minutes later. The action takes place at Glencliff Manor on the Hudson, and is practically continuous.

TOMORROW "JUST MARRIED" BY ANNE NICHOLS

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THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1926

Charles K. Champlin Presents "JUST MARRIED" BY ANNE NICHOLS

Characters In Order Of Their Appearance Mrs. Walker „ Mary Bubb Mr, Walker —— Geo. Lewis Second Steward r •- James Kelliher Victoire Bertin Hazel Carleton Ships Officer - John Lawrence Mr. U. Makepeace Whitter Arthur Griffin Mrs. U. Makepeace Whitter Eva Pownall First Steward - - Wm. H. Crudgington Mrs. Jack Stanley _ .. Madge Bennett York Mr, Jack Stanley Bentley Wallace Percy Jones Earl Withrow Roberta Adams — Octavia Powell Robert Adams Chas. K. Champlin Taxi Driver . "C. M. Dumas

ACT I. Pier of the "Compagnie Generate Transatlantique" Bordeau, France, and "Steamer La Fayette—Time 11:30 p. m. ACT II. Scene I. Stateroom De Luxe No. 76. The follow­ ing morning. Scene II. Promenade Deck outside No. 76 Imme­ diately following Scene I. Note: The curtain will be lowered 3 minutes be­ tween Scene I. and II. ACT III. The Same as Act II. Scene II. Evening. Time—The Present.

TOMORROW WHAT PRICE MOTHERHOOD' A Drama In Three Acts By Louise Carter

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FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1926

Charles K. Champlin Presents / "What Price Motherhood" A Drama In Three Acts By Louise Carter

Nancy Phelps _ - Eva Pownell

Dr. Lawrence - Arthur Griffin

"Ma" Adams - Hazel Carleton Johnny Phelps Octavia Powell June Phelps Madge Bennett York Robert Campbell Earl Withrow

Richard Adams Bentley Wallace

ACT I. Dining Room at "Ma" Adams' Home. ACT II. Same. The Next Night. ACT ni. Same. A Few Minutes Later.

TOMORROW MATINEE "FLAMING YOUTH"

EVENING- "SHE GOT WHAT SHE WANTED"

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SATURDAY, OCT. 9, 1926

Charles K. Champlin Presents "FLAMING YOUTH" A Comedy-Drama in a Prologue And 3 Acts. Adapted From Warner Fabian's Novel. By Walton Butterfield

The Cast In The Order Of Their Appearance Dee James Eva Pownall T. Jameson James C. M. Dumas Ralph Fentriss - James Kelliher Lizzie - Hazel Carleton Dr. Bob Osterhout Arthur Griffin Carey Scott Bentley Wallace Monty Standish - John Lawrence Mona Fentriss Octavia Powell Pat Fentriss — Octavia Powell Cissy Parmentier Madge Bennett York Ricardo Fernandez - - arl Withrow Simpkins _ .. Geo. L. Graves

Prologue Library of the Fentriss' Home. Suburb of New York City Late Afternoon ACT I. The Same. Two Months Later ACT II. Fernandez's Apartment. The Same Night ACT III. The Same as Act I. A Few Days Later

TONIGHT "SHE GOT WHAT SHE WANTED" A COMEDY DRAMA Adapted from Warner Fabian's Novel

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SATURDAY, OCT. 9, 1926

Charles K. Champlin Presents "She Got What She Wanted" A Comedy In Three Acts By CHAS. F. HARRISON

The People As You Meet Them

Christine - — Eva Pownall Mrs. Powers Hazel Caidton Olga Freeman Madge Bennett York Frieda Powers Octavia Powell Floyd Powers . Earl Withrow Harvey Powers Arthur Griffin Rollo Bennett Bentley Wallace Vande Venter Birlingame C. M. Dumas Mr. Gordon 1 _ John Lawrence

SYNOPSIS Act I. Library in the home of Harvey Powers ACT II. The Same. Two weeks later. ACT III. The Same. Few days later.

MONDAY PAT O'MALLEY and VIRGINIA VALLI IN "WATCH YOUR WIFE" AND FOUR BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE ACTS

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Gardner and Bartton Offer "Shuffling Sam from Alabam" NAY BROTHERS in the Jolly Jingling Musical Comedy Success. Book and Lyrics by Hurl May. Music by Billy Baskette

CAST Shufflin' Sam Harry Nay Weather-Bird (Sam's Pal) Hoyt Jenkins Uncle Joe Brown Lord Johnny Woods Charlie Rip Jack Johnson Mandy Brown Baby Hines Bessie Brown Wilmar Ellison Shipmate W. Alexander S.iip Captain John Churchill Buddy F. W. Farrow James Bertis ACT I—Scene 1—Joe Brown's plantation at Gaston Alabama. Home­ coming of Mandy Brown. MUSICAL NUMBERS Miss Mandy's Here Alexander and Entire Company Weeping Campbell and Girls Strut Miss Walker and Girls Papa De Da Da Miss W. Ellis and Girls Pretty Little Baby Miss Hines and Girls Charleston Ensemble Mr. Nay and Girls Girls — Vivian Richards Wilma Ellis, Emma Berry, Roberta Roberts. Dot Campbell, Gladys Robinson, G. Walker, R. Austin, J. Chamberlain, Pauline Crowley, G. Wilson, R. Reading, L. White, G. Arn,te, E. Parker, H. Lee, O. Brown, Alice Birdell, Lola Winston, Helen Holmes. Scene 2—Songland Specialties—-Castaway Blues—Double Voice John Churchill Danceland —TWist and Turns Tommy Woods Scene 3—On Steamer for Havana, Cuba MUSICAL NUMBERS Dixie Land Churchill and Girls Stolen Bracelet Nay and Jenkins Versatile Dance Hoyt Jenkins Let It Rain Entire Company (10 Minute Intermission)

Overture Memphis Blue Demons Detroit Shannon, Director, violin; Claude Alexander, cornet; Leroy Henderson, Piano; Morris O'Brien, saxophone; E. O'Neil, saxophone; Chas. Neal, drums; Hodges, trombone; Wilson, bass; C. James, banjo. ACT II

Specialties—Miss Hine's Golden Gate Trio Misses Robinson, Richards, Hines Palmeto Four Nay, Alexander, Johnson, Churchill Scene 3—Rough House Alley Newspaper Girls Entire Chorus Limehouse Blues - • • Girls Specialty—The Modern Ventriloquist Lord Johnny Woods Hold-Up Nay, Jenkins and Tommy Woods Scene IV—Oriental Cabaret, Havana, Cuba Song Goin' Home B. Hines and Girls Race Horse King Nay, Jenkins and Company Scene 5—Streets in Cuba Guess Your Number Nay, Jenkins and Churchill Scene 6—Oriental Race Track, Havana Cuba MUSICAL' NUMBERS Race Track Drill Entire Chorus Shell Skin Game Nay and Jenkins Song Baby Hines They're Off Bit Grand Finale Entire Company

EXECUTIVE STAFF Geo. L. Barton Company Manager Geo: C. Travis Advance Representative John T. Cunningham Agent Wm. Franklin Carpenter Sam Weingart ". Properties Detroit Shannon Musical Director . John Churchill Stage Manager Wardrobe from Lester and Mme. Bueford, Chicago

TOMORROW GREIGHTON HALE and GERTRUDE SHORT IN "A POOR GIRL'S ROMANCE" i COMING SOON RED GRANGE IN— "ONE MINUTE TO PLAY"

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