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VOL. XXIV. No. 6 FEBRUARY 10,1912 PRICE, 10 CENTS

MORC THAN THIRTY-TV/O THOUSAND COPIES SOLD WEEKLY FEBRUARY 10, 1012.

CONTENTS

Pa** BlUl* Bark*.ProBt Cover The AaniaraeBt Wi'ek In New York.,.. 4 Tb* AmaoeniMt Week In Chicago. S AmuaeflieBt Week IB America. B-T VanderlllB Events of the Week. 8 Barle«i|Be and Mtslc. 9 Motion PletBro News of the Week ESTABLISHED 1866 Throiicbout America. 10-11 WRITE FOR CATALOa Re. 1 nie Vauilf’TlIie ami Burlesque Week In NEW YORK OITICE; . 12 18 1165 Broadway, The taiKlevIlle ami Barleaque Week In SEATTLE OFFICE: ChIcBtco . 14-1.’i 568-10 18 Flint Avs., Bo Brlltorlal . 16 n« Amaaemeat Week In Paris. 17 BAM FRANCISCO OFFICE i T. M. A. .News. 17 675 MiasinB Btrest. BeTlew sf Aainsemewt Evrats In blf Amer¬ ican ritlea .. .. IR-tn 8«tea . 40 singens and possess good appearance and wardiolx*. State lowest salary, ■ took and Ueperinire . 4M Dramatic and Maalcal . 4S 4r full particulars, photo, ‘jn first letter. CH.AHLES C.VHLISLE, Plaza lAst of Films and Release Dates .37 .Ik Hotel, Columbus, Ohio. Wlaterquarter List. 41 lietter l.lat. BO-51 D4i

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THE BILLBOARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, W. H DONALDSON CULTIVATING THE FIELD OF INDUSTRIAL MOVING PICTURES By WATTERSON R. ROTHACKER,

Tb* poulblitt’r* of icoTtnt plctiim In tbe plctnrea In from 100 to B.noo picture houses has Ita doors open every day In the year. Idd of InUumrlal riploliatlim. rumiiK'rrlal f the niimtier depending upon the character o The statement Is made that an Imerestlug film aiitioo in-rM:uud. with the advertising carefully veiled would likely to resiMjnd to the ailvertlslng appeal, and Another one said: "We can ahow your nlc be aeen by B.OOn.iiOO "dally." Multiply that to cover this claaa most ettlcletilly. Tb« frnrral and prevailing opinion arema tnrea In all Independent buuaes, which num to that anyone wlib a ni,>vlng picture by 3U5, tbe number of days In tbe year, and Nowadays mcn-hanillslng and advertlaing go camera and a aii|iply of negative and nerve band in hand. The object of advertising la to attract and s this reiiulres knowledge, ability, experience, •teeta and "make ggral■lllcall.v deticieot iml totally lacking In adver Glng p« wer. One of the little iM-ciillar|tles of he who Jumps Into this Held with hU eyes shi:< and bit moutb o|iea. '« the pre-v-slerons rialnia ad¬ vanced to the pr|on he asks Is; "When my lilci tires are made Imw Will I put them heftier the pnldleT" Now to idv'setlly answer that i|iieain,n retjiilres ENGLISH ACTRESS DIES. tome thought, tome deflnUe knowledge of the Imltithiiis of moting |■lelllrr rlr<-iilal|i>n. gome I»ndon. Jan. 30.—Khirence St. John, Idea of the public the proa|>ectlve adtertlser actress, died today. She had la-en Identl seeks to Interest. with the stage from the age of fourte The man who has ronlhlence In the per¬ She was one of the nnu-t |H>|iular manency of the Industrial and ailverl'slng mov¬ eretta singers In England ten or fiff ing picture hiislness glv,-s a Ci-nservallve and years ago. She was born In 1e Iriithlul for her first great isipiilarliy wlien slie was be knows that If he i-an't ha k up hla aa- years old. Hpi-esring lo Isiiidiiii fia- the ( sertlons, h|s repniatl-in will snlTei, an,l that time as Germaine In die Chimes of Norman when Ills repiilal'on has suffered hls future and then In Miue. Favart, at the Strand, •Ufcess bat been linnieaauraldy leduced In great success. scope. The fellow who thinks that a cursory 'u- OLYMPIC STOCK CO. TO CONTINUE. vestlgailon of advertising, and a thin veneer •f mechanical evi>erlini'e i|iiallfy him as t The order for dlshsmllng the New OlympU moving picture adverl'sing S|>eclallst. ts him¬ Slo«-k Comiiany. Clnclniia I. after the week self a stumbling Mock In hi- chosen field. He ending Fehniarv 3. hrought socli a storm of Stumbles over (10111—and misses them—hl« mls- protests fnini every dire Ilou thal It caused the teforiiistlon causes the "iipostte t" to stumble managi-ment to reconsider. Hence when Man¬ OB bis wav In a moving picture aointlon of ager Woods announced last week that the order the advertlaing proldem at hand—and there to disband had lieen recalled, and that the you have the ohsiac'es that steeplechase the pres«-nt company would oimllnne fiT the bal¬ oeld and hand'eap nnfalrty. ance of the season, the news was given an en We most not be unmindful of the fa't that thiistastic reception. there are men In llie moving picture adves The Xewr Olympic Stock Company Is the best tlalng business who are a rlvlng along right that has ever pla.\ed In that theatre, and many and legitimate lines to **mske gissl" fi r say It Is "the liesi st

Well known as manager aial builder of amusement parks. Mr. Howse bas built some of tb* NEL8. NELSON TO FLY FOR MILLS blgge<-| parks In America. He bas also siici-esstully dinu-ted some of tbe biggest and most im¬ portant resorts of this nature. I'anI II. Howse Is a candblate for tbe position of IHrector of Chicago. Feb. 1 (Special to The Billboard).— Amiist-meni I'arks of the Sun Francls»-o-l*an.ima Canal Celebrathm. He Is thoroughly qualified for Nels J. Nelson, the celebral«l Swedish aviator, the people. He will theatres In America." of I.Sg.'i.OOO.OOO. Even grant thal the film Is appear In many section* of the country with hit- The next one said: "We can show your wi>rkiiig only .300 day* In the yeai anj you new hydroplane. pictures, free of Ci si. In all ti e In.leiiend'-nt | have Hie ahsiirdLv magn'tl eiil total of l.SOO.. theatres In the United S afes.” This claimant , (kai.OtKi. |> |t any woniler that the careful WANTS LICENSE FOR CABARETS. also Volunteers the aupplementary Inf-Tiiial'on | buyer of advertising lhron> up hla Hand* when thal “the theatres re<-e|ve their pictures from ' confronted by such exaggeralhm? New York, Fob. 1 (Sin-clal to The Billboard) two sonrees of supplies, one known as ihe These claims are either manifestation* of —I'ollce Commissioner Waldo In hi* .knnaal Po Trust and Ihe other a* Ihe liiil“|ao'dcnl. The ! Igmiranre or malicious mls-tatements In »n.T lice Report for init, recommends tbst restau¬ theatres of the coiitiiry are also,I e-;iiilly event they make It lianl for Ihe man who Is rant proprlet' rs who have Cabaret Show* In divided between these two cl:is«e« aii-l wherever try'iig to make a sane »*!* and whose e»*n- their places of liuslne-* should be cmniielled Iwo theatres are foiiinl. It Is aliuost iiiilvcrsally servatlve claim* sound light Compared to the to take out music hall He-ns,-* and to ksve the true that one will In- sniqdle.l 'rom the Trust Idg blatant mdse of Ihe easy promIser. buildings In which the shows are given conform and Ihe other from the Itnlcpendent " The anperlorlty of moving pictures as a to the theatre fire and building law*. Here I* another hurst of w.>r,ls. Th'« seeker means of Illustration, and the value of lllustra of bualnesg qnal'fied hls cl.ilms i-in-ewhal at . thin to advcrila'ng logb-ally Ininsiuce moving flrat, hut overn-aclosl himself win-n It came j pictures as an advertising force, to figure*. tie said; "If your picture Is Hut. any old kluil of Illustration has pot ad- Yonkers. N. Y.. F-h. 1 (Special fo The BUI of a iharacfer that could niaile of h.ierest, | verilslng value, while it may lie mtcha’il-ally boardI.—Yonkcr* I* to hav* a new S'NYi (KK) th# Ibat It a atory woven around the o'-Jei 1 of | perfe,-t and artistic to the h'ghest degree’ alre. to be Im It by a conqiany organixed by the picture or lhal II would lie of edo

Of “The Trail of the Lonesome Pine” Arouses Ejithusiasm and is New Farce, Well Mounted and Acted in Elxcellent Manner by Capa- Heartily Applauded by Audience, but Majority of Critics ble Company Headed by Walter Eddinger and George Nash, Condemn and Doubt Success of New Play Arouses Elnthusiasm in Metropolitan Premiere.

THE C1.ST. the lova affalra of bla friend, emphatically TUB CAST. officer’s uniform and helps hitn to eoeap* Juo* . .Chirlotte W«lker aiatea that Have la not the man who ahot him. Rataeto .M. W. Bale Having aaveil tbe girt from being deceived, tha millionaire wins her love ami all emla weO. John !! )• ... ..Berton Cliurrtilll I'hia r'ghta thlnga. Have reforma. Hale and Michael Phelan. Police Uffleer Oftt). ■ except for the copiter who lost his nnlfortn. Rob B,.rkrl«7 .Rlrliard Sirrllnit lime meet at aunriae under the pine, and tha ./.F'rani'ia H. lilcGInn Officer IKM ran Justly tn- rall.-d a tremendona .George W<)oh Helmore New York, Jan. 30 (Special to The Billboard.) acted their rc*|Hq'livc parts of the mllllonairr play Itaelf. Kearney, Plain Clothea Man...Thomas Plndlay —Klaw A Brlanger pre«ented The Trail of tlie and tbe crook in a convltn-lng manner, ami xr* Loneaotne Pine laat niuht at the New AmKier- The Tribune waa aomewhat aatirical In Ita New York. Jan. 30 (Special to The Bill¬ fortunate selectloti* for the rolca. EYancIs D, review, which concluded aa followa; dam Theatre for the flrat time In New York. board).—C.-han A Harris have furiilabed a apb-n- McGlitn a* the iHiliieman came In for a goodly The play la In four acta, by Eugene Walter, "All thia la acted well, and well aet forth did nHiuullug and a caiuble cast for tlfflier tk’id, share .if the apidause, as did Ruth Maycllffe as founded on the novel of the same name by John with acenery and ac-ompanimenta. Ltiarlolte atylcd a till lodramatic farce, by .\ngiirtln Mac- the rnaiantic llelen. Tlie others took car* fV>I. ■ Walker la attractive, and exprea>ea with due Hiigb and prewnted for the Oral lime In New of Hieir liana lu a most acceptable manner. effect the enioilona neceaaary to the portrayal Mlaa Charlotte Walker appeared to great ad York at the Gaiety Theatre laat night. Officer (UUt evokeil conshb'ralde praise from of June, altiMiugh, perhapa, ahe la a little loo vantage In the role of June, and waa given The atory la of a young nilldonalre who re- the critics, tbe Times highly praising the weepy, or perhapa nut aa vlvacloua a mountain excellent BU|>|M>rt by Hie entire iompan.v. the tiirna from a trip around tbe world ami dis- players and after telling tbe story of the play, aprite aa you have Imagineil June ahould be. Work of Berton Clinrchlll. Willard Roliertaor. rorera that some one la imueraonallng him In adiled: and W. S. Hart being particularly noteworthy. But what would you? if you like gun playa. order to rob him of the valuable works of art, "All of which Is carried out la tbe broadeM In fart, tbe acting la firolialily the beat fea )-ou will like tlila play, although you may find and that tbe crook is about to elope with a farcical spirit, with plenty of humorous sltna ture of the piece, aa there la not a character more talk about gnna than actual Driiig of giri whom tbe niidlonatre bad once seen and Hon*, a large numla'r of siirprlaes. and consid¬ that waa not done In a flrat-rate manner them. It could not have been a play difficult fallen In love with. The millionaire determines erable bright dialogue. At the conclualan to write; nor la It one that la difficult to art." to aave tbe girl, aa well aa hla own art treas¬ Helen asy* to tbl* effect: ’I feel a* If It Tlie play tella tbe atory of the romance of The World review waa headed "lyoneaome ure*. To tills end be iierxuadea Officer OdA, eoiildn’t bare happeiieil exeept In a play,’ and John Hale, an Raatern engineer and June Tol¬ Pine,” makea a gaunt play, and a critical read- for tbe trifling mm of (.Ma), to loan him his Gladwin replies. ’It couldn’t.’ ” liver, a little mountain girl. Hale and Berk¬ waya favorable to play or playera. except per- uniform. K<]uipp<-d tbualy, he defeats the Th - Presa review waa lieaded: ’’Officer flflfl Is ley, another englnier, have come to the Gap acbemt^a of the crook, but afterwards, when great fun about a picture thief," and alee to develop Ita mineral reaourcea. Hale meeta (Contlnued on page 44.) tbe miniona of the law come, give* him tbe said: "Officer («W Is so full of closely relatsd Jnne, and becomea Intereaied In her, which la ami obviou* action that If It were done In reaented by the glrl’a coualn. Have Tolliver, pantomime nobmly would lie in doubt a* to wb^ who looka forward to marrying her. Hale per- was m'Curriug. The fun never lag*. I helitl fuadea June'a father to permit her to attend JOSEPH WEBER. LEW FIELDS. more bom-at laugh* In the Gayety last night tbe new acbnol at the Gap. and to Hale'a aur- than at any p«-rform*nce this season. prlae It becomea a generally a cepted fact that "High aiieeit I* atnick by tbe Mrllugb fare* be la educating the girl to marry her. June about ten minute* after tbe cnrtalo rise* on heara the goa-^lp, which ahe can not nnderatand. tbe single seine which serves for all three and goea hack to her mountain home. Hale’a acta, and there Is no let up long en.High t* eftorta to maintain order In the hllla brlnga a give any atwetator a chanc* to apeciilate on claah between hla “furrln” police and the what la going to happ<-n next. Probably th* monntalneera. Have Toll'ver ahoota Berkley cridit for the staging 1* shared by Samost and bldea In the cabin, where Jnne la alone. ForrKt—whose name *i>pc*r* on the programme Hale and hla men aurriund the hoiiae and de¬ —ami Mr. Naah. Tbe retiearaala must hav* mand the aurrender of Dave, but Jnne profeaaea been wiirin watching. There were a Ihooaand Ignoranre of hla whereabonta. Hale la about opiMirtunitie* for a allp laat nigbt, bat ovary to warch the place when Berkley, fearing the effect the reanit of the aearch would have upon (Continued on page 44.)

Weber and Fields Miss Barrymore Reorganized In Double Bill

Ai rbe Broadway Theatre, next Thursday eve¬ CAST OF A SLICE OF LIFE. ning, Febraary 8. Joseph Weber and Lew Field* Mr. Il.vphen Brown .J«bn Barrymoce will be professionally reunited after a separa¬ Mr*. Hiphen Brown .Klhel Barr.imoth tion of nearly e'ght years, and the oocaalon will l-'rederlka. their butler .Ilallle William* be one of uniisnal Interest to tbe profession and theatregoer* generally. CAST or COCBIN KATE. For this engagement, which Is limited to eight Heath Desmond .I>eall* Faber week*. Weber and Field* have surrounded Ihem- Tlie Rev James Bartlett .Krweai Rtallard aelve* wish what they call” The Weber and Bobby Silencer .George Tohih Field* Jubilee Company.” and In Its r>eraonneI Mr*. Siwiii-er .llm. Thoma* Whiffen are numerous players who were Identified with After a separation of e'ght years, Weher and Fields have reorganised for a limited engage¬ Amy Spencer .Jane Kay the old Weber and F'erd* .Miiali- Hall days. ment. i'lie plioiogrMplis froiii uliic.i Hie aciMiiipsiiylng 'lluslrallon was msile were taken at tbe Jane .Oeorgle Mewdnm Chief among them may be mentioned Ml»a Lil¬ lime Wilier and Fields were flrst estalilisliing Hieir Broad*ay fame. Tlie plioto* have never be¬ Kate Cnrtls .*.Kibel Barryaaore lian Russell. Miss Fay Templeton. Mr. Willism fore appeared In a theatrical newspaper, and are reproduced above through the lourtesy of Ed Collier. Miss Bessie Clayton, tbe daneer; Mr. Miner,_^______Newt York, Jan. .30 (Special tw The BHIbonid). Jotan T. Kelly; while among the newcomers are —In the announcement made regarding the Mr. George Beban. Miss Ada I.-ewls. .MUs ctiange of bill a| the Empire U*t night. It was Helena Collier Garriek and Mr. Charles Mitch¬ slaieil a "novelty" wiHild he Inlroduced In nd- ell. In a eharseterlstle role will he seen Ml** dltliw to Miss Ethel Barrymore appearing Is a Frankie Bailey, who appeared In every produc¬ UP AND DOWN BROADWAY revival of her former aucieaa. Cousin Kate. tion ever made at the Music Hall. Tlie "i.iveliy" pronxl to be one Indeed, IBM- It Is the Intention of the Me«sra. Weber and mneb aa It was a biirleaiie from the pen of J. Fields for th'a engsgement. to follow as closely Oliver Mopoaco announce* the following play¬ peraontlly conduct tbe orchestra at the flrat per¬ M. Barrie, entitled A Slice of Life, acted hy at possible Hie lines la'd down at the old Mii- ers engaged for Tbe Truth Wagon, a laugh formance of Roaemald In Baltimore. Ethel and John Barry mure and Ilallle WllHaats alc Hall. *"d with tbl* Idea In view. Mr. Edgar vehicle hy Hayden Talbot, which will reera Ball, an enlerlaln- line of Henry W. Savage’s last ofllrlal act* nient which. In the original, has had a won¬ Sisllard. George Tobin aud Georgle Uendum waa msry 1. lief..re departing on hla world tour waa to I very satisfactory. Tlie entire cast will portray tbe extremely derful vogue In EunqieaD cities. en er Into a live rear rtmiraci with Taylor tutir.T •reatlnn* which have made Weber and The Rose of Panama. John rort’a new Vien¬ Holme*, which provl.les that tir. Holme* will F.'stand alone atop the hnrle*que field. nese operetta, enters upon the third wi-ek of Its I lie plac-cd In the stellar rank* 4he *ea*..n after AN ACTOR'S OUT. With Joe Weher *nd I-ew Fields ** ’‘two d"lne engagi'inent at Italy's Tlieatre on Monday night, I next. He will conlliiiie to play the chars ter Europe” on a elrenmscribed bargain counter let rt'iplne. the charming little French pr.ma of the tdliuloiia Hoclor In Tiie Million diir tig ter of credit: WPPe CoP'or a* "an InvrnsHcnst de cast from nervous Indlg'-llon romldned wHb grip Lillian Russell, “the lady with Bohemian In- of laryngitis. Is* returned to the caaf. I for the principal character In Somewhere El*e. la the lot which fell to William Selp-ry Iwe atlncf* and a talent for poker.” Ilt'le Imagin Mr* Leslie Carter. In Ku|iert Hughes’ dram*. > a new musical comeily, which I* now lieing week* ago. Kellery play* CiH>k to t>ver the River atlon la rem Club, ws* found to b* beaded following down In front. A few of the week at Maxine Ellloll’a Tliealre. and the . Figile laat aeaioin George .krllss’ leading man. a Ind attack of niTxoo* Indigeslltm. Sellery better known back stage repreaenfatlve* are fifth week of Its New Y’ork engagement, on aa Harry Maylle. In addition. Fuller Metllali w-onld nut give up. however, and aie-nl the day* Ellse and Fnnice Ilamll'on. May Ilopk'n*. Havel Monday night. I l a- I*., n engaiceil for Hie part of Orlmwlg. Erl.- In bed. and the nights at the Hiealre with thr Bolierf*. Grace Grlndell, Alice Carr, and many In The Red W'rtow. now at the Aalor The¬ 'i Blind for Monk*. Charles narhiiry for Mr. Brown- doctor handy to aiqdy reslora lives In c**r others. atre, Raymond Hltehek ha* found a vehicle low. Frank I.yon* for Bumble and Mr«. Cimper- they Were neeileil. For the last we. k Orer the WlHi less than one-third of the bouse dis that flta hla fitnny personality to a greater Cllffe r..r Mr«. Biimlile. These engagementa are River ha* seemed more of a tragedy to Sellery posed of at auction. and with none of the four nicety than any play In which be ha* been I In addition tn those of Nat C. (I.NMiwin for than a comedy. lower boxes In the market at any price, the presented since becoming a mit«lca| omedv afar. Fagin. C.instanee Collier for Nancy. Lyn Hard¬ total reallved at the ancHon foe the flrst per¬ Clande L. Hagen, noted engineer of amnae- ing for Bill Kikea, and Marie Horn for Oliver. ACTRESS SUED FOE orTOSOB. formance of the Weher and F’eld* Jnhllee. In ment csmslruetlon. Is located In New York at fharles Fr.diman’s latest lamdon arrange¬ about two hours of elapsed time, amounted to m \v t2!>ih «t. ment* Include Hie presentation of Pinero'* new New York, Feb. 1 (S|iecl*l to The Billboard) approximately $13,0O0 >hn* estabMahlng a new Brtino Gran'clistsedten, the foreign composer play wf stage life, Tlie Mind the-ralnl Girl, at —•John Oedile* Peebles, a millionaire New Tech theatrical record. On Wednesds.v evening 31.0(W) who la making a visit tn Amerlea to *ni>erlntend Hie Htike of York’* Theatre, on Febritary IB, clubman and head of a Wealern mannfactwrlng was offered for a stage box. and it Is estimated the prodnctlon of his opera Roaemald. by Wer- 1 and Hie American proilnrtlon of Tbe Pink Lady concern, ha* tiled anil fur divorce from Amy by experts that there would have been no tron- ba and Lneseher. will he the ftraf of the soe- at tb* Globe Theatre, Ixindoo, on April 11. Lillian Peebles, formerly aa sciroM ef pwm cessfnl foreign opera writers to he present at Inence on the English stag*, wrhaan to* mnrrtai (Contlnued on page 44.) the American premier of tbeir worka. He wUl I (OoBtlniied cm page 44.) tn Kansas City In IMl. n FEBRUARY 10, 1012. Tile Bllltioarcl 6 THE AMUSEMENT WEEK IN CHICAGO A HOUSE DIVIDED HIS NEIGHBOR’S WIFE

Has Premiere at Cort Theatre—H. S. Sheldon’s Ne\ A Diverting Comedy, in which the Author has Ignored the Dramatic pointment when Compared to “The Havoc, ” but Elements in Ingeniously Furnishing a Flimsy Plot with Bright with Enthusiasm by Large Audience Lines and Funny Episodes

THB CAST: ■ good theme, dreaaed In archaic and atllted A comedy In three acta presented at Powera’ Chicago, Jan. 31 (.Siiecial to Tbe RtllhoarS). U«a H*nry P. 61«ii»r .D<>d»«n L. Mitchell language, rich lb Indlgenoiia comedy, tricked Theatre January 29, by Daniel Frobmau, —The new tenant at Powers’ Theatre, dealgw^ to cause laughter, obviously fiiltll eil Ita iiwr- Mr». GUxI'r... ..Mr*. Harriet Ull« PelleiiiiaiiKli out with many telling aliiiation*, dflnae In with the following company: Glacier .Ualpb Moricnu place!—the flr*t act, eapeeially—a hit cnii’.e IMise last night when four clever comeiliaaB Mjra tJUaler ..Ml*« (ilael*ul*l'li-<1. a fiiiir act c«niiil} ilraiiia. Mr. Ruiita .Charles Wuelker around wbk-U Ihe delightful comisly la built. by II. 8. Sheliliin. »a* |>rialnoer the Brat (Continued on page 44.) The Itaker’a Roy .Edward Boyd Two men view with envy each other’s wivew; ttai.' on any et i|te at Hie C'Tt Theatre laat their wives on tte other liamt envy each other'# Blttht. The pr«lui tl'>n waa uniter the Jlrectiou bushaiHls. This iiuadrangnlar covetonsneas r#- the Kanihiltib .Viivaiiibie Ci>iu|iany. suits in tbe rathi-r uuiroceedliu( of hn#- Tlie new play waa ri‘eel\).d with entbualaam GERTRUDE HUTCHESON, handa changing wives. Now this wort of thla^ by a large anlieni-e deainte the fact that it ua. might be rganled as fatmuis. aye even heinow# yiii.Tly eiageit and rather cruile in *|att*, and hy by the average disciple of Coinstm k. hut read¬ BO mean* to lie rt>iii|i.ired with the aauie an ers of this review who haven't seen Hia Nelgb- bor’a Wife take assnraiK-e that the play tbuc'a ri'Cent auccea*. The llavuc. siie atiiry la of a man and woman who hare has little aiiggeatlveness, and it takes biat a few cleansing Hoes to disisd that lude UT«i aiMirt for fourteen yeara. There la a acrihable desire for, hut fear of. siiggestioa, groarn aon. wIhi Uvea with the father, and a which most theatre goers have. The (day la ■ Saugbter. who lite. with the uiother. A auitor delightful comedy, a very pleasing entertato- of the girl'a attempta to affect a reconcilia ment. We simke of a ((iiartette of excelleto ttoB. reoeitlng the girl'a iiroiulae to wed if he la comeillsns; they are Charles Cherry, Edna Good¬ aacreaafnl. 'I be aon tH-r“mea Involved with a rich, Reginald Mason and .VHce John. Now alren. and roba bia father. The aiiltor cornea 1* overshadowed by another, honors are Jta- to the reacne of the youtig man, whoae father dicloiisly dlstrilmteil. The press paid convpHmeato waota to aend him to Panama. The mother to tlie piav in about eijual meaure. vlabea the boy to remain near her and Invoke* The Inter Ocean; tbe aid of her ilaiight<-r'a aweetheart. He brlDga tbe two parent* logether, nod by akill “Not even the maddest pvt-ss agent eo#ld fully playing the promiae of ooe agnluat the claim for Ills Neighbor’s Wife, now holding other. uiaDMgea to bring about g recunclllatton forth at Powers’ Theatre, that Its theme Is a timely topic of srliigs of easy laughter. It ha# bar. the comidacency of English drawing room cnaa- Tbe new play found but little favor with aome edy wltn the [Hvinttslmss of local allusions heart af Ibe critica, who, in Ihia re-pi-ct, did not appreciated by any iiiifortiinate who baa ever Aare the opinion of the aiidieni'e which waa Ilve

Ohlcagv, Feb. 2 (Special !•« The BIHboardl. Chicago, Feb. 2 (Special to The Billboard). —To lietter cojie with tin- scalping evil, which —The triangular strip of real estate tsmattoi kaa latHy l»*cn aired at much length both In hy Racine. Evanston and I>-lanil Avenue# o« •e F>-denl Court In tlte bankniptcy rase of 11. the far Nivrth Side wl I be occupied by a »rw H Waterfall, ami In the recent aesshina of Ibe theatre which will be complete aire managers plan a Harry H. Frazee will Is* the lessee of the hno##, oantral ticket attic,- In th*’ district. Man- which la to co#t $22.'>.i>00. and will be devotad to’T E. J. Sullivan of the StudelMiker Theatre to the verv best attractions obtainable at priew la the chief Inatlgalor of the arrangi-ment. which fn>m $I down. The capacity of the bouse ar* rt ppanlaed to take deBuite form within an- be 1.400.

ABOUm) THE 'WOELD. HEAD or MUSICIANS FSEED. Chicago, Feb. 2 (Special to ’The Rtllboard). —Harry and Estelle M.isoo, who left Nn#ML ^Icago. Feb. 2 l8p,olal to The RHIhoard). Alaska, on October 27, 1908, to travel arout —An aftermath of tbe trouble Iwtween the two the world with a d<>g team, reached Chicag# a aoelrlans’ organiaatlotui at the Cort Theatre few days ago. and were callers at the Chicag# Uat SeiMemls-r waa alre,l In tbe court of Judge olflce of The Billboard today. Frivm Noa^ M, Walkir yi stenlay by the discharge Alaska, they followed tbe Yukon npatreara to « Jean-.\siatlc Continent In the s.ame manner tad Chicago. Feb 3 (Si>eclal to The BllP>oar,la ’’.kdvancett drama" cornea Into Its own this ton .kllen. PuLsma-Paclflc Kxpieiltlon In San Framdsco la Wias-ph Zawlafowskl was week In Chicago, with the simullaius'us ap The Irish Players from the Abbey ’Theatre. 1915 .K purse of $12..5iH>, offered by promioeat w on Friday, January ’J .\laskaais. Is the proinlosl rewanl. is-arance on Ihe Kioal boards of the Chicago Ihiblln. b, gin the three weeks allotted to their «‘fl of a r'-strlcl,*,! pl«*e,* They have seventeen dog* and a coyote. 'Theto Drama Mayera and the Abhy Irish Players Chic.vgo stay on Monday night at the Grand tolvla V.sieeno. of the from Dublin, each In reiwrtolre. Gllier iiovel- miulpment consists of a portable wagon and a (*I«-ra Hmise. with a Iriide hill of Hllle plays. vsateen i. w ho were iilaa It Ite* will he the musical cmiedy. The Siren, sledge, using one or the other, as the weafbew ^ Ideal I heal re In FNiii with IKinald Brian In the leading male role, and Phi-se are The Rising of the .Mivm. b.v l.a.ly demands. Mr. and Mrs. Mason are ymiag In He F..nd dti la Ihe Brsl nietropolllan pres<-nlalli'n In .\merh-a .Viigusta Gregory; The Building Fund, by Wit vigorous ptseple, of m.xrkt-d personality, aai l am Boyle, and S|ireadlng the News, by Lady ■•enlng ..ne d.dlar ami o of The Tvti1i<»>n. a drama of.m*Hleru d-ldianalie the b'Cture whieh they give at the ha'I* aad Gregory. .\li are cuiudlis. the lin-gory plays » nineteen ibdiar*. 1 Iw < life, whh h ha* had a iremendon* vogue in Ku theatrics en route has proven extremely Intereat- iM-ing one act each, and Ihe Boyle offering con wlileb was to the .■ ra|*«** Am»ther off**rlnjt Is* Ihi* Ui^Nliimn p»h.v. Ing to the citizens of the p1ac<-s en route. ^wl 111,, pit Ip darkness sistiiig of lhr,-e acts. Tlie same bill will be re- Mother, w hich will tw reveahal f >r a fortnight lieatisl on Wedn s,lay afternom. For the re¬ •y rntptake. 'Iti#* priniHu at McVleker'* at is'l'Hlat price*. TOM KEANE’S SON AN ATIATOK. • gr-up of muslclniis wh< mainder of the wivk, including Saturday mati¬ ®et;r. to lake Ihe plan Lawrance D’Orsay. Ihe dellelon* drol' English nee. William Biitlir Yiats’ allegory, CathWn- comedian, complete* hi* week’s revival of ^ the nl Hmilihan, and John M. Synge’s romenlglit and on Monday night In a dmilde b'tl. It Is the tatter play that has Mills Aviator* and Keane K. Keane, wlierekty •HICAOO'8 AUTOMOBILE SHOW CLOSES. that plavlnmae will stage the first i>erformanre awakenisl Ihe Ire of the Irish patriotic soi-lefli-s the latter will sppenr ezelus vely under th# of Ihe IHama Players. head»sl hy ISm ild Roh In New York. . Pittsburg and else management of the M M*, the Amrr'can puhlle • rtsiHi. the nest<»r *>f th** ^Irama in t hicago whiTe. The claim being made that It rldlcubu! will have an opimrtiinity to s,** Ihe *erformances will he preaid,'nt; Frank o ments In flight at the same time that the s«h- >1''•learne,t I Slid tin* Interior of the llaeiim waa tltlty thst marnsl Ihe p,“rfomi*nc,-a elsewhere, ' of lovelliiesn with Its dataling efful tjidh**. with Plm'ro’s 'ITn* Thnmlerlsvlt to fol are antlcipattsl here. To permit the Abbey low the Xhe <*ii*t for The ••.ts'lric light. Praeilcally every known Players to come to Chicago at this season, the A eomplet* list of attraotiom aA engsgement of Piwnander Walk, which ha* been • tl.■nw•l■■ss carriage In .America was rep- Isidle* I* a* bdlow*. Chicago Thoatroa appara on pago " and r.oiMina car* tlmt have won fa- Chrysale. Donald Rob,*rt*i>n; PhHnmInte. Char¬ hviklng up In point of atteiidance, had to be cur- lotte Oraavllle; .Senjaiwb'. KfBe Shannon: Hen 42. I rietta. Renee Kelly. Artole. Herbert Kelcey; (CoBtlnaed od page 4S.) 6 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 10, 1912. AMUSEMENT EVENTS OF THE MISS ANGUN APPEAFIS WALKER WHITESIDE

In Lydia Gilmore at Lyceum Theatre, New York—New Drama by Gives Initial Performance of The Typhoon at Century Theatre, St. Henry Arthur Jones Tells a Familiar Story—Acting Louis—New Play a Strong Drama, is Well Acted and of Star Highly Praised ; Makes Favorable Impression

THR CAST. Tile new piece aroused but little enthusiasm THE CAST: Bernath Briick, a Profesaor at the Cnlysr- l^dln Silmoro . among the rrltim, althoiigb Miss Angliu'a act- | sity .Ernest Coaaari .Margaret Anglin TokiTsmo, a Japani-ae residing In Berlin .. Mm. Sirsrey . Ing was h'ghly praimtl, especially in The Ernost Lindner. An Artist ...Malcolm WllllauM .. Jane lyrrell .Walker Whiteside Mainte Olliiiwre . Illona. a Y"mig Ijtdy uf Berlin. . Florence Rc-d .tJi-rimde IHtn TrItMine, which said; "Margaret Anglin last Josli'kawa .Il,nry Bergman Dellnr . .Margaret Johnson Tim. her girl friend .Florence Flahet nighi gave one of the moat iKiwerful, one of the KobayaabI .Richard SIcTUian Agaen Rennie . Johann, Servant .Gus Chrlatir . .Wlnifr<-d Arthur Jones trueat. tenderest. on,, of the most lieart-wareh Oiiiayi .Ju»epb Wiaalliurn Richard K< pliam. K. C..I.ee Baker I Ri-rgeaiit of police .Xltarlee Mason Ing p,-rferlil.y seted by Msrgaret Anglin, Monotarlo .Harry Rennet Inngarian of .Menyherl l.< ngy, I hy Kmll Nyltray Max Rinllard . .Malcolm Owen Yotonio .Chrlaiopber I.osch and Bypm tingley, at the Centiirr Theatre laai Jnrrold .j. .William Sampson wta cordially receired.*' Kitamaru .Kenneth S. Davidnoii night for the first time In Auierlra. Trnseott . .Freilei-lck Powell (Coutlnned on page 46.) (Ilia friends, all Japanese.) The Typinain la a strong ilraraa the actloD Tile Jmlge ..Halliert Brown of the play taking place In Berlin, with moot of Mr. Bharbm*k. K. C. . .Henry Vaiiglian the ebararters Japan>ae on Enro|>eaD mission! fTaher of the Court ... .Peter Bassett PAMELA GAYTHORNE. The story Is of Tokeranm. a young Japanese New Tork. F. b. 2 (S;ieelal to The Billboard). who la entruste,! with a secret eiieslon of ut¬ —Margaret Anglin's new play, I.ydia Cilniore, most Importance, an,! who. meeting Illona, an Kiin>i>ean atl'entiiress. falls In I«ve with her Sr Ilenrr Artliiir Jones, was preiwnted for a | etmpolltnn premiere last night at the Lyceum Tlie woman also adnilri-s him bi-canse he domln Theatre. ■ tea her. but when he shows weakness ahe Thr play la a dr-amn. Ip four acta, con'ilna n spurns him. In Ills rage he slays the woman Dumber of p werfiil iM-eiies ■"d the t‘t|e role A young patr'nt among tlie Japanese assumes was anperlily acted by \llss Anglin. The hal- the responslbillt.y for the woman's death, and •ace of the east was iiirlie capable, some reall.y Tokeratiio. hp>ken In heart and health, sueceedf- eXFi Rent work l*-liig rliaie I'.v J-din M Hern l ee In carrying out bla ai'cret mlaaloD b< fore death Baker, Jolm Blair, Miss TyreR and Ml»s Hlti. rialma him. Mr. J-rpea' lal at eff-Tt p'ea*-n s a fimlllar Mr. Whilea'de ippeari-d In the role of TV) story, that of ■ Pr, Gilmore, who Is In love keramo. and Florence Re,-d as the adyentureaa. with the wife of James Rtracey, a ne ghla>r. Mr. Whiteside gave an exndlent first perform Thin la diMa,%er*-d Itv Siraee.i, and he acts a ■ nee in his iMirt. whirh promises to he built np trap, intending tn piiiiisli bis wife's lover. In to one of the strongest and tu'at roles In his the struggle Rtraei'y is killed, and Gilmore, repi riolre. Tlie work of Mi«a Reed waa a reve¬ hastening koine, swi-ars to his wife that the lation. few lallevlng she is'*si.a«ei| the emotions! killing was in self defense, and tliough knowing (aiwer which was dlaiilayiil. There was only her liueband was not true to her. she agrees, one o'her female role in the east and that was through love f.|ii<-nt suicide of Gilmore sug¬ gests the p ssthdity of Benliam's devotion be¬ (Continued on page 46.) ing rewarded laier. , White Rats Baltimore Park Boycott Agency Makes Improvements

B-ialon. Mass.. Jan. 31 (Special to The Bill Rieer View Park. Raltiimire. Iwiardl.—Tlie White Rata have hiiVeoiti-d the Although the ground la eoxerial with snow thealreal agi-iirl.-a •( J..hn AJulglry In this rity and loe and the weather cod and fn-r-zlug, the and .New Vmk and |N,aie,| plekeia to prevent outlook for the summer m-aaon is very cheer looking any vandeville |ieiroriiiera. Tills It thr ful. Regardhaa of the weather ronili'tiona at tirst lime In tlie lii'inry •■( tlie Biaiiiio union present, the atanple of the eoimlrv all varP ns niai-es. paring ilieir own fares, and on auinmer. The fact that this event Is being their arrltal were told by the maBagera of the held in the East this year will attract many theatb-s that lie rv was tm p'aee for them on tboiisande of tourists, as the National Capital the hill. The contract waa n -t with I'.e man¬ la hut forty mih s awa.v. atfnrding a short ride ager. so thiT were oldigH,| to tar Quigley for of forty-dve minutes, and which la au attrac¬ lin aking of contract. tion that apiteala to many .Americana. The Joseph Callahan, national organizer, and month of June is lint iH-giniiiug of the sum¬ mer seasons at the [larka. Judge Brack' It. allorn.-y for the Wlille Rata, are lesdiug the organilatlon In Its fight agalnat River View Park la the most [loimlar pl.nce of amusement for those who remain at home Quigley. during the heated term. The [icople go thiTc by natural Instinct. The park la situated on TOM HANLON IN CINCINNATI. the banks of the Pataiiwsi River and Is ciaded b.v the refreshing breeies from the ('hesapeake Bay Tom Hanlon. "Chicago's Band Ringer," and which Is a shearlng In the Bird of Paradise, now playing In New York. MIsa Gaylhorne, it will be manager of the profi-ssiowai department In Ibt natural chamia. the t>eo|i|e floi-it there hy the remeuibereil, was iu the east of Nobody's LiaugUier, duriug lOlU-11, and in Keeping Up Appear Chicago olllee of file T*sl Snyder Co., ofiened ttaousanda on a warm evening as though It were ancea during the same aeaiiun. headi|narters Monday at Cenles Hotel. Cincin¬ a bahlt. Thia park Is the nsiat fiopnlar ri'soyt nati. and will lie "at biHue" to pMfeaaiunalt becauae It Is i>alroni*e Id 100 ciKarettea. waa h.ande.| night the pealuetion of Tlie |•lay-llov of the a Ib-aiitlfiil young aein-sa. known on the stagt be plenty of It If Mr. Caban can carry out to Mlaa Urat-e Ta.vinr at the ihetr of h>T apart¬ Mealem World, at the (iraiid 0|iera ifoute, for ta Jane Carletoii. was gianli'd a divorce tialay hln plana. The Royal .Artill ry Band under ment On the drat door of No. lo;i We»t S4-rent.r- ; the lM>ni dt of the Anti I'rueliy Society, waa liy Circuit Judge All,-n from R,lgar R. Jay, now the managewient of Joseph PeVlto will be on aeventh Street thia eveoinir. It expliwl d wh'le \ proliltilted. The mandate of the Connell haa serving a term In tile |a*iiltcniiary at JefTeraon the oci-ee as usual. Tliis organization has the younr woman waa n|»-nlni; the wrapplnga, le-en fiirmally tranamitieil to Chief of l•oll^••■ Clt.v. and w'lio la also knowu as Could Jay and gained tneh high favor with tlie citizens that and ahe waa killed InAantly. I MeWee'iy. The only reiainrae now left to th* Jiile laoi of Kansas City. Tliey were iiiarrliA the park asanagement has found it tm|i»anllil« C. Walker Dlekeraon. aeeretary to the Ch'ef priHlneera of tlie play la a Court reatralning two days after last Christinas, after laeetlDg at to nobatltute any oih«>r liand. Engineer of the Unlle<| States Motor Comiiaiiy. : order, forltidding tio- ptihllr oflleiala to inter Kansas City. waa the only per«on In the afiartinent t«ealdea fere with the pnalnctlon. The Council action Tlie trial was short, Mr*. Jay testifying her hnaliaiHl w as isii.nin d In the iM iiltentlary, and KAT BUY NAME. Mlaa Taylor at the time of the explosion. lie «aa tak n when Alderman MIeharl .Mrltieriie} la being held by the police as a material wit- I InlriMlipa-d a reaidutiim wlilrh riaaaed the play that he repres,-iit>Hl himself as an nniiiarrled raiillallsl w In-n lln-y were married. Rb* later ■dward Rl»n«. «t*rrlnir In AIla« Jimmy Valen oeas. as a “satire on the Irish race." rtn«. prv»r»t«v1 an EntINh play at llip Walnut disooveri-d that lie had a wife la Kansas City Thealry. diK’Inaatl. Ia«t Friday afternoon. Feh- from wbuui be was not divorced. The Fair Amusement Comi>any left New SUCCESS OF LOUISIANA LOU, niary 2. e«tltlog AVhe

Disagree Over Financial Matters and Comedienne Switches Allegi- For Kansas City— Amusement Men Lease Grounds and ance —Will Open in New York February 12—Theatre Manage¬ Will Put On Combination of Circus and Vaudeville ment Sues for Alleged Failure to Conclude Contract Acts at Ten Cents Admission

clfToUid 0., *«n. 31 (8pecl«l to The Blll- Oiura Ball Company haa retained Max P. Good¬ Kanaaa City. Mo.. Jan. 31 (Special to The M«rie Cahill aail her company quit lighted by a new type of electric Mgbt, osed man aa attorney. It waa aniteeatcd forlay that Billboard).—I’lana for a summer iilpi>odrome on flrat for night baaeball, and wlH be almeat it tte Shnbert* last nlffht before the op.-iiln([ of lawanlta would develop if „|| attempt were the Gordon & Koiqiel Field at Forty-aeventb Uip lerformanx of The 0|Hre Ball, a luualcal light aa day. matte to remove the acenery from the theatre. Street and the I'aaeo have been formed by a If the weather nermlta, plana are belag oMda e.metly Is wbli-b Mi«a Cahill la atarrlnx. She Advance aalee for the week were large, ac- party of I'lttahiirgh iiuuaemrnt men. C. W. to 0|ien the hippodrome the week foUuwlag D>>c will fo to Naw York at once and prepare to cordinp to Manager Mcljiugblin. •Morganatern. formerly uiaiiager of the IMttaburgb oration Day. open unT l»a al eeed failure to conclude Ita on a coiiiblnatlon of circiia and vaudeville acta. llie direct eanae of the outbreak waa a mla- contract for thli week waa hrougbt here imlav The aeating capacity will be twelve thousand. Chicago. III.. Feb. I (Spec'al t« The BUI unihTeen orderetl to withhold $T.'iO. which the It la aald the theatrical ctuiipany will give will be drawn from all theatrical cirenita. and opera at a loeal theatre, and who la known In Shiitierta allege In due them from The Opera bond and thereby releaae Ita effects, which were tlie nianaKement promlaea that only the beat acta private life as Mrs. Alh'e Belea MaaB, ap¬ Ba'I Company. Mannsey J. J, IPmnelly of the held pending settlement. • In the country will be given. The Oeld will be plied to Judge Charles M. Walker today for latter ctiBipany. aald he did md know the nature a divorce from Wllllani David Mann. of the Hahn and that McLanichlln would not Mrs. Mans told the Court that hee hnahud tell him. CHRISTIE MACDONALD. baa not supported her since their marriaga, Itimnelly applied Tueaday for hit tJiare of April 19. 1902. the Monday nlltht rer-elpta. He care Mcl.aui;h “We separated In Fehmary. 1*90, In Parts. lln until 7 o'rlnrk laat nlltht to aettle. On Yonr Honor.” Mrs. Mann testtOed. “He nevtr idrice fh>ni Sew York the loeel manager re- contributed to my support, but lartead I gave futi-d. Then IKtnnelly called off the ihow. The him $100 a month while we llvrd ta Parts.’’ When asked what her husband’s bnalneas was. she replied: “He haa no business, except belag my b«s- band.’’ New York. Feb. 3 (S|>eclal to The Billboard). Mann la In Chicago, but did not eontaat the —One of the tieet known cd time minstrel anit. aten. Have B,'em a biistneea tnnr ta Parta. Ats^ thirty yeart ago Dave Heed waa well Vienna. Berlin and Haiaiiurg, HOioiinced that known In minstrelsy and traveled all over the the only new plav he has dellnJtely ntitalned I* world. For several years before bla death he Dr. Reinhardt’s Tnrnadot. a groat drama writ was the night manager of a hotel In Williams- ten by Dr, Karl Vollnioeller. antboc of Til* burg While on bis hiaiie fn>m this (dace be Miracle. Dr. Reinhardt haa agreed to go to met with tke Intnry which caused hla removal to the twapital. His leg was fractured In two New York to stage the play If he possibly cal. places. Flftes-n months ago be waa accidentally Sir Georg" Alexander bolds the English rights shot In the same leg. on Tumadot.

Famous German Author and

New York, Feb. 1 (Special to 'The Billboard). New York. Feb. 1 (Siieclal to The Billboard). —Owen Johnson, the author and playwright, —lellx Schweighofer. the famous German actor, and Mlsa Father Ellen Cohb of San Fraa iaoo, who was also po|iular In this rountry has Just known to the oi,eraiIc stage as Rattier COblii, died In Klssewltx. near Dreailen. He had lived were married today at the I.l tle riinrch Arouid mere since bis retlremint. He was In this the Corner. A niimfa-r of friends, all promiaeat country for the last time aNuit ten years ag-*. hi the literary, artlatlc and musical worlda, wit¬ ^^‘•J'welghofer was born In Bruun on .November nessed the ceremony. Mme Simone, the French actress, gave the bride away, and Ben All Hag- gin, the artist, was best man for Mr. John¬ son. GEORGE JUSTINE CHOFPIN After a tr’p to Bermuda. Mr. and Mm. John Bon will spend a year In Eiimpe before ratnm- Ing to make their home In .New York.

ALTA HOTTSTOK WRD6.

St. Lonia. Mo., Jan. .10 (Special to The BUI board).—Howard Mann, a prominent )H>rsemail of Waco. Tex., and Miss Alta Virginia Hooa- »on. a member of the Madame Sherry Company, were married here yesterday afternoon. TTie couple w'll spend their honeymoon 1* Chicago, after which they will make Waee their home.

7AH£ KRLTON DIES.

Vancouver. B. C.. Jan. 2d (Hperlal to Use There la perhaps no better known or more highly appreciated light opera linger la America, Blllhoerd).—Jane Kelton leading wnnriaa of a than Mlsa .MacDonald. Since her Orst apiiearame on the stage In IhUJ. with I’aiillne Hall. Mlaa stock company now appearing here, wife of Del MacDonald has steadily continued her climb !u fame, nutll she ni.-ule her name ayoonynioua wita S. Lawren c. and one of the beet known stock aucceaa. The Spring Maid, In which she aeorml one of her biggest triniiiphs, la conceded to be actresaen on the Pacific C«ast. died today In one of the beat musical abuwa now entour, and offem her tbs best role since she became a star la a nnspltal from compl'cstlons resnltlng from The I’rlncesa Chic. a surgical operation performed a few days ago. She was a sister of Edward Koltoa. head of a family of vaudeville performem. Burns to Write Beck Books Texas Plttafleld. Mass., Jan SI (Special te The BUl- board).—Fifty citlxena of Plttsdrld. BDder the Detective Play I Tommy Dancers name of the Pittsfield Theatre Compeay, have conducted the Colonial Theatre here for aeveral weeks, and their venture baa been awoeesafol. not from the viewpoint of amasnlng wealth, but New York. Feh. 1 (Special to The Billboard). San Francisco. Jan. 2.1. 1912 (Special to The In giving goods plays. Sntbeni and Marlowe — Klaw A Rr’anger ha>e signetl r<'ntracfa with Billboard).—Martin Beck, who baa been In pla.ved The Merchant of Venice to a capacity William J. Burns, the del.s live, for a detective Frisco for the past aeveral weeks, baa given house. play based on hl« (mtsomsI exisTienc. s In the the Texas Tommy Dawers. now appearing at Among the fifty men who orgaalied and con pursuit of crimlnsla and Ills mtihoils of detec¬ the Ihnpress, contracta raUing for sixty weeks • r'huted *1.000 escti are: Jos. F. Tltua. Eemu tion. Harriet Ford, (lie playwright, and Harvey of tlie Orpbeum Circuit to commence about . < wa of the death of Mr. flioIBn at Phoenix. Crane. Wm. D. Wyman and Bdward Boltwood. J t) HIgglos, the writer, will a>Blat him In the March 1. The theatre waa purchased for It-o.OOO. aad the November 18. has Just bien received, work. 1'he i>eraonnel of the dancers Is as follows: extra $.’1,000 was given to renalrlwg aad roaova naa ocraaloned much sorrow tuning hla The atory will be centered about a detective Frank Hale and Marie Tolman. Al (Dutch Mike) ting. Alfred C. Daniels resigned aa elty olerh *1^ “'* •••"«l«lea. He waa known aa ■ of the Burns type In the S<-cret Servli-e. but no Kngliab and StePa Johnson. I’aul IxK-ke and and took the management. fir i *’ cUclent opiMialtlon agents In the community or organisation will be involved In Emma Wolf. Ihibert Fenner and Irene Smith. / "“"'O’ **, •nil wiift p«>|M]|iir wIth the either the plot or the characterliatlona. The dame la strictly a California dance and nipr.jfr, ,0,1 ^1, (■!,.,«„ haa had when Interpreted by the originators of this ^circus experience. At one style of dancing It might to be Intereating. to Jackson. Mich.. Feb. 1 (Special t» T^e BUI- (■ir’..“ 1*** »lt''nl with Ringling Bros.’ Mr. F. R. Kalck. president of the Imperial say the least, to Easlernera, who have had It board).—The amall-pox scare Is over, ao deaths •h,,',. '■ '-r Jiecoming brigade agent with this Curtain Company, of New York City, who h.ss flashed on tht«ni from time to time In the .Si u ' *’^tMiklln engagml him for Wallace tn-en traveling through Cuba, the norlda Keys. various mualcal comedy produetlons. have occurred, and all the tbeatrea are opea thii !*.IL and he conllnued with Fla.. ITilil the Smith on a biialni'se ami pleasure The ata'ement that this town waa nader qaaraa A after the ilagenlM^k trip alDce the llrst of the year, relurnwl to New tin* la erroneous. tin,.' iT' •••••r*’’’!. He was at .m- York last weik ami re|>orted a trip aiKHesefiil A NEW COMEDY DRAMA. for II, Harry Earl’s advance staff In both aspects. Eugenie B'air’a anccesa la The Teet. the (arm 111. t '.r enito Show a and apeclal agent for He aucc-eilml In Introducing the higher art Meadvllle. Pa.. Jan. 29 (Special to The Bill¬ er vehicle of Rianche Walsh, le wonderful. Her ' Ui «•">*• « ••• season he was curtalna Into Havana. Puerto I’rlaeiiw. San board).—It Happened In Pottavllle. a new com¬ portrayal of Emma Eltynge la witboat a dowht .11.1 SI rn*”* *'.*** **'e Harnum A Bailey Slnivis tiago ami other placca. and aleo did buslm-es ely drama. had Ita first performance at the the beat of her career. Her anoport'a* players 'f'r ns‘» of the sraaon he went to with the newly ealabllabi-d New Igrceum Thea .\ ademy of Music here tonight, with Al. H. are excellent. Daniel W. Mack )a the manager health. He waa 42 years of tre at Miami. Fla. After ain-mlliig two days Wilson at the star The play was well re¬ back with the show. Wm. Woaifolk Joined •nd live* at Canton. O. In town, he left for an eitend«*d trip up state. ceived. February B. a# agent.

I * VAUDEVILLE EVENTS OF THE WEEK FRISCO VAUDEVILLE NOTES OF THE ROAD

Walter J. Talbot, White Rats Representative, Dies, a Victim of Blood Personal Paragraphs Pertaiiing to the Vast Army of Artists Who Poisoning—Bills at Orpheum, Empress and Pantages Are Popularizing Vaudeville in America Theatres Offer Features Many and Diversified and Abroad

Baa rraBClsco, Jan. 30 tSpeclil to Tbe Bill¬ A partnership was formed January 22 between 8kt;>l>or, KeniMHly ind Re«T<>a, threr Waaur» board).—Walter J. Taibot, Wbite Ral-Actura’ A1 8. Neber, tbe well known playwright and bnys, ^layluf the Eaat for the flrat tlma, ha«r •mtoa representative In Ibis city, died at tbe hut are able to thaw out the audience on the composer of some of tbe catchiest tonga, and aooriHl a Me bit at the Wllltam l>nn Tbeatra. EarmaS iloapltal on January . 21, and waa Bnish. Miss Kavorlta d"ea some very gisxl skiri Wm. Harry Moore, well known to tbe theatre I’blla(li*l|)hij Tliejr are booki-d op antll AafoM bmried at tbe Holy Crosa Cemetery today, the dancing and she has four dainty dancing baby going public as a leading man. It ts stated tbat on the I'nltiHi Time, and will, after the eipira •aaeral being under th* auspices of tbe White dolla which add to the apiiearaiice f Arthur J. Gagnon, baa MU seen In Frisco In many a day and one that I nndergone a aerlont operation Januarj 8, and 1» H will he hard to duplicate for some time to recorerl.-.g aloaljr. She la In the Skin-Cancer •ame. Tbe Arkaloff Ruaa'an Balalaika Orcbea- Iloapltal. 19th Street and Second Arenne, New Ma probably carries away tbe headlining honors, York City, and would be pleaaed to hare bar althoagh It is a hard matter to judge between frlenda call on ber. Vlalting daya are Tneadaji. Ibem and Mr. Hugh llertM-rt In tbe dramatic Tburaday, Saturday and bnnday, from 2 p. a sketch, entitled A 8on of Solomon. to 4 p. m. Tbe four holdovers are The Six Steppers, Una Clayton and Company in the comedy aket-h. A Mr. Maurice Freeman atatee that owing |e Oblld Shall Lead litem; Hawthorne and Burt, the popular demand for the play, entitled Toar M A Raw Recruit, and Knox Wilson. All four and the Stork, he will flnieh the araaon on the •f tbe above arts scored tremendously and all Interatate and W. V. M. A. Time la that play were a pronounced aucoeas on their second week and dlacontlnue bla neweat act. The Pawn¬ M Frisco. broker. With tbat end In rlew he baa placed The Arkaloff Russian Balalaika Orcbeatra In atorage all tbe acenie effecta of the latter were the Brat of tbe new a' ts to appear, and abow. set things "bamming’’ on their opening num¬ Cbaa. B. Price, Amoa Tieianiiaon. Prentlee ber. They offer aelectlona ranging from Hie Beeeon and Bryan Strieker are txane again at Snartette from Rigoletto to Alexander's Rag Cniontown, Pa., after apendlng IN weeka on time Rand and play classical music equally aa the Glia Sun Circuit. Their act met with good well aa ragtime. They have a whirlwind flnisb reception eTerywbere. Mr. Price haa algned (bat they were forced to repeat. It being an with the Buffalo Bill Sbowa fens Misses IVarl. Darrol. Maybew and OoUlim witb Ye Olden Time Dsm-e In Colonial etisiiime Sisters. •Bd then come, respectively, the Scotch. Irish, Tbe Three Bartoa hare been hooked aa a fes dfianlsb. Bear, Ballet. Texas Tommy, Rii>-aian. tare attraction on the Western Vandeellle Man Buck and Wing and Acrobatle Dame. The act nger*’ Association Time for twenty weeks, and bi one of the largest In raiidevllle the entire are meeting with great sncciws. Their act In •ompany numbering twenty-live. The original entirely different from any other of Its natnro American Acrobatic Dancers, tbe Gladstone Sla- Tlic Haney and I/>ng Dno. who are at present lers. are featured. In their ai-renlh snecessfiil week on the Wehater The show Is opened by Paul Steven*, the dar- 1 tag modem equilibrist In nniisiisl balsneing ex¬ Circuit, will he ai-en on the coast shortly. Tbe ploits. Mr. Stevens has the misfortune to have ’ new costumes which they hare recently pre- sale one leg but tbe way be gets around on his cured. hss msterlslly Improved their act. remaining limb Is nothing short of msrveloiis. i Around the World, with Its linndreds of per Ht* work on tbe slack wire ta exceedingly formers, two hnndr»‘d animals snd s stnpepd- Otis series of sceni splendors, continues nt Merer. Soubrette with Sam Devere Company, a leading Western Wheel attraction. The Hamiltons, hilled a* an extra added at- the New York Htppoilrome s most pt--*l>erono IrartloB. In a singing, danelnp and talking career. Hassan Ben All’s trihe of Berber ae- *«medy act. are very good and make a hit at I I.oala M. Granat will again pm oa| hit Film the Empree* this week. They bsve pis.ved all of The Georgia Trio, comedy nlngi-rs and danc¬ er*. three gentlemen doing black face, work Flam art. cons|«tlng of five people, in March. the W, S. ▼. A. Time and are well-known |oc- , with ten weeks’ hooking. The net will be a •lly. The young ladv haa a very charming per¬ rery well together, and are one of the bits of the bill. j hnrleatine exposure of hin original method of sonality and the gentleman a very pleating mlml Teadlne The Pbaya. voice. They both work very well trigetber. Mack and I>*one, In the dramatic novelty. Tlie Joo. Schenk of the Ixiew olltceo haa hooked The dramatic sketch. All River* Mc»et at Sea. Get-Away, have one of the best dramatic xrlth Harry Burkhardt In the Ic-ading role. Is sketc-he* seen In vaudeville in many a day Pearl Tingley, ’The Mental Marvel, over hi* perhaps known from one end of the country Tile story ba> to do with the workings of the le-otde at a hotel aeveral blocks from the , cirrult. Pearl la showing something new l» mind reading lines, and Schenk waa right on ta tbe other and needs no Intmdiirtlon. It Is underworld, and It one which haa le-cn flaunf-d Rlc-hmond. | the job to tswik her. owe of the best emotional sketches In vsndevllle in vaudeville from time liiiinciiiorial, hut tlili. Business with the Irene I>ore‘s All-Star Show : and took the house by storm. Mr. Burkhardt I* Is one of the real very good ones put togethci has been big throughout Virginia for tbe last | Tbe Five Musical Byrons have accepted te* snpported by Rita Davis, Alice I^earn and In such a way as to grip the aiidieiire from tin four w<-ek*. The cuiiipany carries ten tMsqde. ' more weeks of Giis Bun Time, prrnenllng • Jack Daly. very start. Mark and Leone are tidy assistcHl playing higb-claai vaudeville arts. They are at new act. which la gorgi'otiaJy costumed. It* The Malvern Troupe, late of Ringling Broa.’ by Mr. W. 8. D.ver In tbe r

I 1 FEBRUARY 10, 1912. BURLESQUE AND MUSIC SPOKES IN THE WHEELS IN PUBUSHERS’ ROW

Burlesque News of Manager*, Agents and Performers on Brief Notices of American Singers Appearing in Vaudeville mmI Circuits, Gathered from Here and There and Everywhere, Note* of the Songs They Are Popularizing by Especially for Publication in The Billboard. Use on the Stage By SYDNEY WIRE.

to tbr*« daji of ■anltary Tlcllaoce, boarda comedian In erery aenae of the word, and hla AUFDEHHEISE MUSIC MOTES. that the number will be Remember Ma to My health and other Inatltutlona for the pro- work this aeaaon 1* proving hla value aa a Old Gal. written by George Morlartty, captala aoth'D of perfect hjf'ene, It aeema no amnll drawing card. The Diamond Comedy Four are featuring very of the Detroit baaeball team. The new act Jack wonder that the official* of theae worthy In aucceaafully In Ranibm Land, and they report Norwortb and Nora Ra.ves are playing la a M( atltatlona do —-not 1- arry their official reaearchea that they are mure than pleaaed with their h't and one of a great deal of expenaa, TSta into the Inner dpptba of wime of our theatres Tlte itorlea of A1 Reevea and hla record- aong. act went big In Chicago last week. —and Ihl* goea for all claa»ea of house*—with breaking hualnesa la beginning to get monoto “Tlie Big Man With a Big Voice,” Ralph Hoffman and Veley, in thflr act. The Dutch¬ the usual exceptions wh'cb go towar.la the nous to the constant and regular reader of the Maddlaon, will be aeen at the New Illlnola The¬ hurlea<|De columns of the several weekllea which man and the Otlier Guy, are naing, I W’ant a atre In aongs and Imperaunatlona. Mr. Maddl- forming of the proferblal rule. There la surely I’atrlotli Girl. no p rilon of any theatre where aanltary pre- devote space to burlesque new*. A1 Reevea. as aon has a cork'ng go<>a In lyric and melody la the logical lucceasor t» -devoted to the entertainment of burleanue. A Bit o’ Blarney. Tipperary and Colleen Bawa, which, allliongh acrupuhiualy clean In lobbica by ilie same writer and composer. Prominent aid and'torluma. are disgracefully dirty an headline artlata who have heard tbia aplendM ttige and In dresaing ronma. where the un- Irish number, propiiesy that it will sweep the whotraome smell of losed-up ra ms and general country before 8t. Patrick's Day. On February onsanltirv condition* are a menace to human 13 It will be IssiiihI In Instrumental form. Ha bealtb and Uvea. It la not alone aweepliig musical program will be complete without It. I .Am Ixtng'ng tor the Old Days, Margtiertte, one of the latest adiUtlons to J. Frtsl Heir* long list of ballad sucresaea. Is being featured by Harry Prince, with Guy Brothers’ Minstrels. Morris and Kramer, whose clever rendlttun of Tlie Chicken Rag has been enthusiastically re¬ ceived everywhere, continue to put over thia b'g niimlier as effectively a* ever. When the Old Osken Bucket Was New Is the biggest of applause winners A>r the Brighton Trio.

ENRICO CARUSO WRITES SONG

The famous tenor of the Metropolitan has In vaded the field of composers and Is now writing poimlar ballads. His first effort. Dreams of Long Ago, in collalmratlon with Earl Carroll. (Leo Feist's latest protege) was written ea- pectally for Henry W. Savage’s production. The Million, now playing at the Herald Si|nare Theatre. It la being sung with great success by Paul Ker. who enacts The Caruso of fh* Bowery, In that piece.

Ralph Ro kway opened with The Reeatta Girl* la«t week at Newark N. J. The Regat¬ ta Girl* I* the new title of the Pat W'lte’s Gavefy O'rls Tlie new title ni* originated May Boley la singing Somebody Else Will If by the ever-or'ginal ''Ruhe” Bernstein, the You Don't. The simple asnouncement that she scent of the show. How do you like It? is taking up this song may not mean very much, but every man-ager Is Issiklng her with the un¬ derstanding that th's song must be In luded In One of the funniest hit* of bn*lne*s 1 have her repertoire—a sulflclent argument that May ever seen attempted hv an.v hurlesipie come Boley Is putting this song over with "eclat.” -Kan. I« the side splitting and seml-acrohatlc and whenever you get In the ‘‘eclat” you’re IT. evolntton* of the Irresl* Ihle Harry L Cooper, When the famous Six Cuttya. in that musical 'n hi* «ten ladder "bit’' with Sim and Harry Wtlltami' Im(>erlala. Cvwper I* certainly a (Continued on page 45.)

ACKERMAN J. GILL.

A favorite burletqu* Primt Donna, appearing In Hurtlg A Seamon’s Ginger Girls Company, tuurlug lit* Eastern Wheel.

Miss Billie Carpenter la delighted with re- sul s from I Want a Patriot! Girl her feature numtM-r. and remarks that her art la not com¬ plete without ail Aufderhe'de song. Jules Held, with his Sihoolilays Co., la meet¬ ing with unprecedented suecess, ua'ng lu Bam- Ihsi Land In his (Htpiilsr kid act. The Jefft-rson Coiiusly Four are harmonizing on How tlrc**ime are the continual stories abotit Mooiillme Is Spoonllme. and advise that It la a third wheel, and what a fan-e they have al always brings encore*. wa.»* provi-n to he. There are several new I>ewey and Mllh-r. In a comedy act. are nsing ruiuora regarding new burlesque circuits, one songs from the .Anf.lerhclde catalog. es|>eclally of these iH-ltig a "one night" stand eircult, featuring Ever Lovin’ Bear Cat Dance and In which may i>robatdy be organived by Tom Sul- Bamlsst Land. I'van and -lack Su ter. both fsiiilllar characters Hale D'RlIe.v, a very popular young singer now In the one night stand or "turkey" end of tb* In Oileago. Is using In Bamhoo Land. Drifting burlesque business. Tom Riilllvan was former- In Dreams With Yon. and featuring That Ever Iv bit III Hied w ith the Miner enterprise*, and I»vlii’ Bear Cat Dance. Other song* from the there are few men who kmiw more alsmt th* catalog are being addeil. Hale lias been with 'harle* I.. Wallers, who has assumed small lime end of the btislnea* titan he and hla Misire’s I.sds and Lassies until recently accept¬ >f the titsnagerlal affair* of the Gayely pttpniar partner. Jack Sutler. "Pielr two shows, ing other engagements In the Windy Cltv, after I-oiil*. Mo., Snreeiallitg the late which, by the wav. are idaylng to their usual which he has accepted a Haltering offer with a Mr. 0111 1* the present manager of the k^bawk Hawley, |, • veterau atirance man gtHid hiis'ncss. are The Monte Carlo OIrla and Mad eompany, when be will continue using Auf- Theatre, Scbnectatl.r, N. Y. The Mohawk I* th* Dsger. having servetl In that eapaclly dechelde bits. Schuectaily a|Kikr of the Easern Wheel, and Is onn Iasi twenty seven year*. Mr. Waller* of the few three day* stand theatres OB th* Columbia Circuit. roll! a thealriesi family as each anti HAROLD R0S8ITER NOTES. lenilier are connerlt-tl with either some Mr. GUI has been Identified with the tbeatrlcnl »l firm or cttmitane en lour anti he ha* hualnesa for *ImiiiI fifteen years, and during that !* '*!•• publleliT tb'parliiieiit with Bar Jfonfe Howard, playing the I.exlngton Theatre time hat bad eX|ierlencv In many of Its branches. Ballt-y and Rlngllng Bro*. as si>eclal next week. Is a s'siinch fr'end of the Harold He waa, at one time, a stage mechanic, having Rosslier force, and I* nsing all of the almre * ."''"'••‘‘r of lilgli-rlas* road atlrac- acted as proi>eriy man and stage carpenter at Mr. Waller* come* to Bt I»ul* direct firni's songs. Next w'eek Mr. Howard will fea¬ various theatre* about the country. Tbrough lie Meirtqh.lla Th.-alrs In New A’ork. ture a new a-mg from the Rosalter catalogue, en¬ untiring iierseverance and continued energy, ha e w*« iiislinger for the past two seastin*. titled The I’mtert.xker Man. baa workeit hla way to hi* preaeni (MailtloD. and prei Itnisly managed the Gavel v Theatre Mr. Tom .Ma.To Geary, professional manager for I*. In addition to being manager, also the owner idelphi*. The Gavety ThealM liaa *e Handd R-msI’er. had a person.sl Interview with of a i>ruaperoua vaudeville theatre at Ballatoa. worthy manager, .me who. with hi* ra*t Js k Norwortb la«f week, dnring the latter’* en¬ N. T. ite wilt |,.,k all,, itir ant! eon gagement at the Majestic Theatre, and Mr. N.>r Mr. GUI treats the traveling manager* with nr hla patron* Mr AVallera la known worth has decided to put one of Harold R.>s every courtesy and marketl congenlalliy. aad I* • at to Const, and number* bis friends alter’* new number* Into the act. The song ha* making many friend* siiiong the Domada af th* not been made public aa yet, but It la thought Eastern Burlesque Circuit. 10 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 10, 1912. MOTION PICTURE NEWS OF THE SALES COMPANY WEEKLY EOX DENIED INJUNCTION

Independent Organization of Manufacturers Decides to Reproduce a State Supreme Court Refuses to Grant Greater New York Film Renta Film of Current Events to be Called the Animated Weekly, Company Injunction Against Moving Picture Patents Com- \ And be Released on Sunday pany—Case Will be Pushed Further by Plaintiff

Th* MotluB I’lrture OtHtrIbntIng and 8ali-a ranged to allow certain manufacturers piiv- New York, Jan. 30 (Special to The Bill- of the license was legal. In the argument of Company it to produce a wet'kijr Ulm of current lieges In taking certain events fur which their boardl.—tVUllani Fox. owner of the Onaler Ne« fered by the defense It waa claimed that the rventa. At lUo laat uio**ilnir of tho ixKly It waa equl|>ment or situation la moat suited or e|s<' York Film Ki-ntal Coui|>auy. a hitherto licensed Patents Cnmpanv was opersilug aa a trust and docidod to take up tbo uiatti-r aua flraaoit In about a month. tograidiing. again-t the Motion Picture Patents Cuiiipaii.t Justice Uljiir, In bis opimou, ai-eomfianylng the The fllin la to be called Tlie Animated We<’kly. Foreign events are to be taken care of as by a decision rendered by Justice Bljur of the decision, slated that while be waa compelled and will be rdeaaed erery Sunday. far as possible by the foreign nianiifacturcrs non Supp’me Court of New York, Tuesday. Jan by law to render Hie ileelslon In favor of the A plan baa lieen derloed for the obtalnanoe of releasing through the Sales Company but pur nary .30. Fox made aiipllration for a (termanenl defendanis, he was Inclined to agree with the New Y<»rfe newa and that from aurronmllnK ter chases will be made from other concerns who Injunctlim mime we<‘kH ago and baa for the plaintiff in Its clsfiu that the Paieota Co lietween Mr. Fm anil the Mi»tloo Picture Pati nts a definite plan bss lieen dv'chled upon for puib hut the quality of the plrtiir<-a and their applica¬ tlons of America or In large cities where none of Company allowed the latter to reclnd upon Ing the case fnriher. The Patents C>m|in,iy bility to a Aim of thlt kind will decide whether the Bales Compsny msnufseturers sre located. fourteen days' notice snd tbst Its esncellstlon has made an appileatlon for a revocath-n of tbs or not the Halea C

OAUMOVT AND SOLAX SEPARATE. TO HOLD C0N3rENTI0M. New York, Jaa. .30 (Special to The Billboard). —.Madame Alice Blache, president of the Solax President M. A. Neff »t the National Moving Company, baa Isaued a atatemeut to the trade Picture Exhibitors' l-esgue, returned to Cln pointine ont the conditions which make the cln’iatl. February 3. from an Eastern Hip. Mr Solax Company Independent from the Gaumont Neff announces that the proprietors of moving Company. The Gaumont Company Is repre¬ picture theatres In West Virginia will bold a sented In America by Mr. Blache. The two convention at Parkersloirg on Febrnarv 23 for eompanlea claim there Is no business connection the purpose of perfecting a state orgulaatlon between them. He said that there are n-w 16,0(10 theatre* afflilateil with the Association over srhich be presides. Mormon Film Moving Picture Causes Commotion Theatre Circuit New York. Feb. 3 (Special to The Billboard). —Censor Board, critics, .Mormons and stale Chicago, Feb. 3 fSpecIsI to TIi# Blllboaritl.- rlfht buyers have liei-n thrown Into a state of A circuit of moving picture theatres Is rapidly aftitatlon over the cominit release of the Great lieing fmmeil In ami sImmiI Cbivagu by the At Northern 8|>eclal Feature Film Company, The filiated Theatres Company. nils c<'mpaDy la Victim of the Mortiein-. Immerliately after the operating under an siiiloirixed vspital of $250, announcement of the character of the Aim and (Kki It U Hi. Ir lnl.-ni|toi to build and lease a Its release dale the Mormon Church rose In op¬ chain of theatres In Illinois and the neiglihorinf position, statliif that If the Alin was r»dease>ugsi the ofBccrt are dreils of didlars Into the pr<»luctlon and ex¬ list<-d -Mr. C. E. Bray, who la the genural man ploitation of this Aim and Mr. Abrams an- ager of the W.-siern VsadevlHe Managers' Aa nouncetl at his slice last week that in no event aaiciation of Chliago; Mr. A. .M. Kennedy, preal would the Aim be recalled or auy steps taken dent and general manager of the Pr'slucera' to please the Mormons or the Censor Board. Film Co. of New T'.irk. and foriuorly general Many of the territories have been sidd for ex¬ manager of the Amerlean Film Mfg. Co., also clusive exhibition and the Aim la eoluyinR suc¬ Geo. K. Sp Of Co., and manager of K«sanay Film cess never before attendinf the sale of a fea¬ Co.; Tom Quill, general manager of the Wiirhl'a ture. Best Filin C-ted by the company and like eyer, to get a certain nuiiiher which will be which many more will be marketed In the fu¬ reached In alanit three weeks. The reason of ture. One and three sbeet posters of high qnnl- I New York, Jsn. 29 (Bpecisl to The Bill the watt Is that aeveral bouses are being built New York, Jan. 26 (Special to The Bill¬ for them which will nut tie completed until that Ity have been prepared for distribution. The I bosrd).—The two hnndred and eighty-fire dollar board),—^The Republic prc carried oo by 8. J. Fry at the same and commodiona exhibition room, where all the •cross, Allen’s Big Song Revne aMlI contlnnes three days In which to take the pictures, have adilress, under the name of the 8. J Fry F31m Indi'pemV-nt releases will bo shown on Mondays. to go big at the Fulton Theatre, Brooklya. N the negative developed and the print made. Exchange. Wednesdays and Fridays at tea o’clock. rEBRUARY 10. 1912. WEEK THROUGHOUT THE WORLD NICK. CARTER FILMS FILM ACTOR BLINDED

To Be Made by Atlas Manufacturing Company Will be Animated Member of the Palhe Freres Stock Company Painfully Burned When Thrillers—Well Known Legitimate Actor Engaged Bomb Explodes—Was Directing the Production of a War to Enact Role of Sleuth Picture When Accident Occurred

This *-nterprlslng firm Is cainstantly feeling with hl» face turned directly toward the pile the public puiw with the da-slre of satiating —Henry Hoffman, an actor for the I’athe of ammiini: ion when It explode*!. (Ili face the iKipular apiietltes of moving picture en¬ was nearly blown off. and It wax reiiorted at thusiasts. 'Their selections of titles anal storb's Freres Company, was seriously burnt about the the hospital that he will in all probability be have thus far met with signal success and face by an exploallng bomb Sunday, January blind for life. they have stora^ awa.v many valuable anal ex 28, while the Palhe company was producing a Tlie accident occurred diirkiR a special scene tra niely Intenstlng negatives to be reloastal with war picture at CTeedmore, L. I. Hoffman was In wltjch many soldiers from Fort Hamilton, regularity In the future. nearby, who had receiver! leave for the day, In the salectlon of a capable man to ilellneate not acting In the picture, but was managing were parti IpaMnjt. The scene was an espe¬ the title character of Nick Carter this cann- the bombs whb h were being thrown upon the cially large one. and had attracted visitors pany has fortunately been able to enlist the Held to complete the reality of the scene. Sev¬ from far and near, who sought to get a cloac work of a we 1 known anal very talentasl actor, view of the taking of a moving picture. It was whose make-up and portrayal of Nick Carter eral of the bombs were piled together when a one of these vlsl ors who threw away his ci¬ will be a startling revelation to those who hyatarder accidentally dropped a lighted cigar¬ garette. which lit In the pile of bombs and have reaal of the many adventures of this great caused the aocldent. ( detective. ette on them. Hoffman was standing nearby Hoffman Is a resident of Jersey City. He was taken to the office of Or. C. A. R*>ss Im¬ mediately after the accident, and later re¬ MABEL TRUNNELLE, moved to St. Mary’s Hosidtal In Jamaica. Sev¬ eral others of the saddlers anal bystanders were peppered with powder, anal were taken to a nearby physician fair trea'inent. None of these was seriously hurt, however, of the ten or more wlio were caught In the explosion

NEW THEATBE FOR KALAMAZOO.

Kalamazoo, Mich.. Jitn. 30 (Special to The Billboard).—A beautiful new ph"ioplay theatre will be erected on South Burdbk Street, directly across fn>in the Oovernnient Building. It will tie the largest anil handsomest plsitoplay theatre outside of Detroit. In the st ite of .Michigan. It will cover the entire ph t of land adjoining the LUBIN CO. AT JACKSONVILLE. big Peck Offlot* Building and will seat appixixl mately 1.100. The theatre will be strictly of Jacksonville. Fla.. Feb. 1 I Special to The flreprisif construction and have a tieautlful and BIllN'artll.—The l.nbln Company, twenty two showy lobby well illiiniiniited. exteniliug acntss oiemliera strong, have located at Jacksonville, the entire front of the build ng. The Investment Florida for the winter. The t< nr of the South will be somewhere atiout $111,000. Tlie theatre ti originally planned, has Iwen tbsndon*-d. will be built by the Elite Theatre Company of Arthur P. Hotallng Is niansger of the com- which Harry S. Waterman Is to be the business $any. and fbelr work will be principally devoted manager. Mr. Waterman Is well-kisiwn In the to comedy. theatrical bits'ness. having run. at different times. fourte«-n different theatres In Michigan. A temporary studio hs« been ereefed and It Indiana, Illinois and Wlsiamsln. and Is at ti not unllltyly that permanent quarter! will presimt running several In towns near C3iicago. be leased for c«>nllnuous work.

Exhibitors’ Ball Big Success

New York, Jsn. 29 ISpectsl to The Blll- New York. Jan. .30 (Bpeelal to The Bill boardl.—The plant of the levi Slide Company board).—Tlie entertainment and bafl given bj on upper Broadwa.y was partly destroyed by tlie .Moving Picture Exhibitors’ Assiaiatlon of fire Sundsy, together with s large i|Uintlty of Greater New York at Palm Garden. .Monday supplies and slock wlileb was stored In the night. January 21). was oie of the most snceesa- biilMing. The fire started at 4 o'clock Sunday fnl affairs of Its kind known to rtie Industry. aii'rning In the candv store on the first fhvr From the point of attindaiiee it was almost too and spread npwsnl past the second floor and successful as the crowds w hich awarm>-d to see to the I.evI plant of the third. the novel entertainment and Join In the dancing The entire stock with the exc-pllon of the which followeil hO overcrowded the hall that negatives was desirovcl. llie studio apparatus dancing was almost Inipossib’e. was completely consumed. The entire loss Is The first part of the evening wii taken np covered by Insursnce snd except for the delay with vaudeville and mwelly entertainment con tn business no anpreciside loss will lie experi¬ sisting of some photoplays and several acts by enced. Mr. Apidebaitm. manager of the con¬ prominent moving pirinre pi-rformers. Among cern, stall d tn<|ay that he thought In ten days’ the most novel oiws was an act put on by the Powers Companv showing the audience how a time the bnainrss would be und'-r way again. moving picture Is made. The dancing began aliout midnight and lasted aUILL GETS OPTION ON FIGHT PICTURES, long Into the morning. Most of the film manufacturers and dealers Chicago. F h. 3 ISiniclal to The Blllbosril).— of New Y’ork were presi nt In addition to the Tom Quill, manager of the World’s Best Film hundreds of exhibitors who attended the ball Company, whose recent picture. Ttie Crusaders, either as memtiers of the organization or In met with so much success, hss secnn-d an option order to see Just wliaf the Isaly was d^ng on the moving picture rights f"r the fight which Palm Garden was beantlfiilly derorated In ap will take place on July 23, lietw>s-n Jaik John- proprlate and tasty decorations and together •nn and Jim Flynn. Mr. Quill also has the A fsTorlte moTing plrtnre artist appearing In the Majestic Stock Company. with the well execn’cd arrangement, suiiplylng exclusixe rights on the training pictures of I good music and conveniences for the guests ev¬ both these contentanta. erybody who attended declared he had a good time. Much Interest was created in the Exhibitors’ CHICAGO FILM NOTES. Western Company Nestor Engages Association on account of the enthusiastic spirit manifested In the running of the ball and also In the attendsnee b.v the exhibitors and the fu The Theibre Supply Co., which only a short I ture success of the organization ig assured. time ago was organized snd has Its headquart¬ Announces Feature More Actors ers In the Oxford Btilldlnn. has been compell*'d to lease several of the atijolnliig offices on ac¬ count of the r»‘ccnt Increase In husln*-ss. nils Good luck and new engagements have In¬ San Francisco. Jan. 30 (Special to The Bill Prof. Jeremiah Sarsfleld, the celebrated plc- Incnsse. Mr. McMIllen states. Is due to their creased the Califocnia stock companies of the hoard).—The Western Feature Kllin Compaii.v qtisllly of service and the promplnest of their Nestor prialiK-liig forces to the extent of four tnre lecturer who has Just comidi-ted a tour varhaia departments. of this city will Siam nd'sse a .l.ikH) f‘"'l state new niemelirs. Director Alfred E. Chiigtle If of the world, will pres»-nt. perhaps for the right film, entllhsl A Pardone.l I.lfer or the the proud father of a baby girl who has been first time In Amerlrs. the Passion Play In talk Mr. Tom Qitlll will give a demonstration of Folly of a Life of Crime. This film will tell Ing pletnres, opening on or alsuit February 19 Hiirsllimal films to a nnnib.T of pnmlnent duly chrl.sleneal Mlsa Neotor Chrlistle. Mr. the life story of George Sountsg of the no Horsley has been made to come through with at Portland. Me. He will four this state and teaehi rs and principals of Chicago schoola Tills lorlous Sonntag Erans gang, the mention of the maritime provinces, where he has proved evhlbltlen will he given at lt»e llnll House. a bright new g

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IS X e Billboard FEBRUARY 10, 1B12. THE VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE

5lh Ave. Theatre American Music Hall Hammerstein’s Colonial

Hrw York. J«n. SO (Sp^lal to Tho RIII- Tile Aniirlcan Music Hall retained Ita an- New York, Jan. 30 (8|>ec1al to Tho Bit. rloiis rsipiiUrily tbia weak Hint It baa galmd New York, Jan. 80 (Special to The Bill¬ kMrd).—AriKtIr JmIoiihj liml pvtrr rt-asOD to board).—The return of Hiaidln) from a tour of board).—The Colonial Thi-alre was tbo treni lk« Wiiflil til tlirlTa at Kritb it Pr»<'t‘B<'r i-onlil aer tlir rutlra porforinniiro f rr avru Id Ita parlleiilar line, until Jeaae I.. lAeky's lat MetroiKilllau sainll tiiiia bouses. cuuslng bard going for at least tlie first ibive wk*B a iiialf iiUalat waa Doi-caaltatad In ktlaa est acliieveiiieDt, I'be Aiiti<|Ur Girl, finished ttj Clark and Hill atnrleil Iba hall rolling acta, aim tbe lull increaied in eutiuisiasui ns Barry'■ art lir waa aoruraly bid from tba rlrw the first itart of the hill, with dani-lng and priMiiptly at l;lo with a atock In trade struug tbe bouse nile audii'ura to aaat a aoia for hi<- Ing several impular songs and soma iiiadio<-ra king, deviates from lila old lime feature wltb Hie down on the bill, iqicncd with IS luliiutea of bat or bar farorlla aatraaa. Tba aarly ratnrna dancing. \\’h> n It cuuias to rendering abort iiiui h dlseiisseil escaiie from a steel tank filled tricks and incldintal talking. Although tbe nn polntt^ to \ll«a Grara llatard aa winnar, with and aura miislaal hits, tha Misses S'uung get to tbe brim with water and liki w-ln^ Hie rscapi filled first caused Paul sliglit embarrass- Miaa l.ydia Itarry a rioaa aorond, them over in real rag time style with all the fnuii a reeognizeil straigbl Jacket. Itie act Do nt, he was roundly applauded at Ilia close. Tha bill U ona witbout any aria of ayraptlon benefits derlveil from tba local nasal twang creates Intense exrlteiiicut and IhiMb undivided LaCroIx Is assisted liy a pretty girl who wears ally araat inrrlt but la antirrly larklnft In tba that appears sought after by so many of tha altiDilon during Its thirty minute progress. an even prettier uniform, and other than that asual numlHT of niaillocra omm found on a rau- girl acts, realurtiig the MysterUuin Man. tbeir Daisy Hsreourt scores bcavily is an English distracts attention by nnneceaaary and time¬ darllla bill. “Stralitbl, rihiiI arta." rliarac work liecame eutbiisiaatic and serred well to characier ci nierlieuiie, offering four songs and worn drum led trap effects. torlioa tba bill about rlRbt. Monday niiClit'a clisM- the turn wlib several bows. making three efaaiiges, first appearing in an aodlanra w-aa antiraly laaklnir in antbuaiaam An attractive bit of femininity with gowns Billy Chase fullowail in a monologue and exaggeralrrj “liolible'’ rr'iiiarking, “lloudinl may gslore followed In the person of Irene DiHon. and tba fart that Mlsa Harry, ^llaa Hazard, Mia* more songs. Aa In the case of tha prac>-d- climb nut of a straight Jacket, but be can't Hawtbnrna and tba Miasaa Stawart and Alax .Mias Dillon uses four light and novel tongr liig art, bla work liettar aa It coutlniKsl. His get out of tills." Miss Hsn'Oiirt has always which she sings in a fetching manner. But BBdrla w-ara aallad bafora tba riirtain ao larxa ad lib remarks bai|Msl htsn out consldarably, lieen a favorite with the MetM|HiIltan Tliea- her N fore mentioned gowns are alone eoongb a Dumlx-r of tiima H|ioka wall fur tbaiii. la did his later touaUas of hiuuor. causing a In'-goers and onlv Increased her popularity to aaaiire her of lacking for some good time Tba Mlaaaa Kaufman in a alnirliR and danatnc close which liroiight baarty applause frum with tbia engsgenient. to come. ■ovalty op«’nad tba bill wltb a dl«|ilay of pratty all parts of tba Ihiiisc. Promiitly at S:ir> George Mav started with costamaa am' tbraa abort but aKraaabla oonita .kinl now the antartaliimant commanaag to show Bidue Incdlental music, while Chalk Saunders, Homer MIlea and Company of three, pre aoniawbat unintalllpibla. Tliay ware fol- Its r.'al value «l«*n Fnil IVIars and Co. of five, as a comedy cartixiixlst, billed as No. .3. sented a sketch, entitled On a Side Street, lewad by Max WItl'a Malody I,ana GIrla, two aiipcarad In tbair old rallabile standby, a openiil the evening's entertainment. Saunders which ranges In action from an attemiitid slioot of wbom wara naw to tba croup. Tliay aanc ciaii dy drawing nsim act. Mr. Patera sliowa drew orig.nal couilcs and pleasesi as an o|ien<'r, Ing affray to g.aal lively slap stick comedy flra ratbar old aonca but aanc tliain wall and through bla prasaiica on tba boards that ba altliough as a cartoonist hr Is not on par wltb Mr. Miles creates the r-le of an Irish Janitor aflar txdnc ramriallad to maka ibiea bows wara Is a iHTfoniiar wUmu* ai|ual in tba particular coiiipetitirr <«freriiigs of the |>revious week. who helps out In aasl->tlng a real friends from eallad out for an anrora w blab proya-.l to b<' line of work are few and far lialwaen. Tho Tlie .Martlne Brothers followed as comedy child IkhsI couple pi marriage. The act Is done tha hit of llialr c llaatlon of aonca. antira aonipany each dtsiMirt tbimsclvaa to the trampnllsta. Exeejit for the fact tliat one of I to two with a s|M>cial drop and hel.l undivided Catbarlna llayaa and Salial Jolinaon put on delight of the aiidlcnoa in a most pleasing man¬ the liriHiers turned sixty somerssulta in the ■ attention from the first. .Miss Helen Ray ae thalr uaiial art In tbird poaitlon and raaaivad ap- ner which resulted in many upward trips fur tba same tiunilur of seconils, the entire turn was the girl in question, and Ti-d Griffen as tbe de¬ planaa almoat iiiora than aomnianaiirata with curtain. (lilt of place on such a high classed bill. tective, deserxe special mention for their dts tba quality of tha act. Thay wara f.dlowad Cbarli a Wala and Quean Mab. those two lit¬ Miller and I.yle came on in Spot No. H. when Hurttve creations. by ona of tha bita. If tbare can ba aaid to ba tle midgata. coma on next with new Jokaa. the bouse was only filling up and In ctiiparlsoii Mr. anil Mrs. Jimmy Barry used tbeir rella costiuiies and aongs. In a word Wala and with Avery and Hart, who folb.wed them with ble stand by. The Rube, which entails a rube Qiiis-n .Mab will glwaya bold thalr present tbe same kind of work, tliiy are far inferior. GLADYS ALEXANDRIA. popularity, IrrasiK-ctlva of thalr talent dla- Colored teams are so plentiful this season that play, just aa king aa thay continue aa tha two unless an act Is of exceptional value. It la a tiny tota. Thalr act racalvatl its usual Wtl- detriment to an otherwise talented bill. ARTHUR KLEIN. ciaiic that woubl causa It to find a suitable place Clark and Bergman did a song and dance act on any of tba small time bouaaa. In one, uiing a special drop ahowing a bate Sebrapp'a Circus followad after two raala, mik¬ hall stand, and got away with some light and ing ita New York debut, with exception of novel dancing that drew rounds of applause. tba iinaxpactad visit to tha T’orkvllle; Mr. Miss Clark tildoq a touch of beauty to tbe act Rchrapp baa an animal art in this ona that promlsaa to outcliaa many of tha more talked by using two effective s'lk gown*. of and widely boosted ones that are continually Another family of old-Hmera wbo made tbeir ains-aring at the pop bouaaa in Manhattan. reappearance were the Six Mualeal Cuttya. Ct- Three ponies, six dogs and at'veral nionkiaa Ing fonr pianos, rtollns, a ficello, clarinets and compriami the wall trained group whlrk brings trombones, each one In an artistic and accx>m- to Mr. Sabrapp tha deserved four curtain callw. pllslied manner, brought forth tbe accustomed Karly's Playara follow In a aario-cotnlc akateb ovation that tbia act receives. that occuplaa 23 mlniitaa, using a a|>acUI log George V. Hobart as antbor, and Joseph cabin aettir.g. Tba company of four work hand Hart as prodneer, are responsible for Bernard In glove wltb each otbar and bring about a Retnold in ■ comedy sketch, entitled Dlnkel- rousing reception that greats the close. attell's Cbrlstmas. liie act occupies full stage Although violin acta are plentiful In tha for about thirty minutes, with a capable com pop bouaaa at present, a clever and talented pany of fire. Mr. Reinold Injects enough humor player la always walrotne. And such la the into bis work to alone asanre tbe company of case with MIsa Rosa Dora. Her aalectlona are further success. Tlie act la very amusing. anah that they api>aal to tbe gallery, balcony Katherine Barry and Joseph I»tbitD deserve and orchaatra. Thay are rapraaentatlve of the aperlal mention for their respeetlve creations. atylaa of music aba portrays In turn, while Will Rogera opened tbe second half of the MIsa Dors n-ndars them in a most appropriate bill with his con<>eptlon of Western a(>ortt and manner. Her rag number at onae atnirk borne pastimes to which be adds some Incidi-ntal mnr- with the bouse and had every ona humming at miirlngs which bolster up bla applanae winning tha aloaa. while bar clasalcal aalectlona com¬ act. manded tbe undivided attention of tbe entire Marshall Montgomery went well at a whistling audience. ventril(M|ulst In the next position. This act la a complete revelation from tha Avery and Hart told amnsing tforlea and overdone piano acta which seam to poiuilirlxe argned In real Weber-Flelda style to tbe de¬ the two-a-day housi'a at tha present time. Tbe light of the aiidlen(*e. New songs and Jests and Bonzaatu Troupe closed the exceptionally high- quips hr-ught over many laughs. In tba akatch. Broadway Txtre, Mlaa Alaz- class hill with an acrobatic act which aerved Bert Melrose, with his chair and table tricks, andria sava a ramarkalila dl«play of hlitrlonta well In Ita position. finished op an unusually delightfully Hammer ability and charminc iiarMioality, for the dalac- Bteln bill. tatloB of Fifth Avanua Tbaatre patrons. SHEA AND SHAY'S EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET THEATRE. CHURCH CONCERTS FOR POOR.

any hlttlnc In tba bill. Tha Kanfman Tronpa Ja k Harrington and Co. do a dramatic New Y’ork. Jan. 31 lS|ieclal to Ttie Blllhoardl. •f lady cycllata. Tba ridinc of ona or two of sketch called 'Tlie Governor. Tbe scene la In —To open all the churche* of New York to tba Rirls Ir axcapliiHially axpart and dacidadly a room In tbe gorernor's bouse. A girl comes the fiMitllght stars of Broadway, with free thrilling. Tba work of tliana axparia Is backail to tbe governor to try and get a parilon for bar con erts for the poor. Is the otiject of a move¬ op by soma plaanlng blaycia drills In which brother, wiio la 'doing time.” Prisoners don't ment liegnn tcwlsv by Rev Madison C Peters, twalTe cliTar rtdar* taka part. Tbara la a nsually come to tbe governor, wben asking fur with the co-ojiersHon of the Professional Wo¬ Mr. Klein Is I'e-ar Vv'.a!:ma' chief aide and snap alMiut tha work ,a graci'fiil young a pardon. liandrufTed and nneacorted aa Jack, men's League, comprising actresses, singers, ladlas which would bara won applaiisa for Is one of the ablest ano ''iiUr m.*n lo tbe girl’s hrutber. did. Tbe art ran twenty ninsiclana and artists, of which Amelia Bing¬ tbe managerial end of tbe vais^ -I ■ 'wislDess. tbaiu -eTan bad tbair skill baan lliiiilad and aa minutes, full stage. Tlie wardrolie la very goo.saaa paraonality arldanc^ both In tertain the andienae with twelve mlnulet of erty, which Is exempt from taxation In .New facial and laallly axpraaalon. g<>od comeily and singing. They lould very well Y’ork. ts not rendering a public aervlce for s'x proposing marriage to a cmlc opera star. Mr. Two Tary giaM acta followad. Mlaa ITlIda attord to add two or three more miniitea to ilielr days In Hie week and should be Hiro-^n "pen Barry makes up well as Hie rrna. tba Tanlrllwiuiat. ami a abort art. In which a good rag would go great. Rags to the poor for these free concerts, hi :te a.s- raii-es the audli-nre to consider bim seriously, akatch, Broadway I.iova, In which llwwana Stew¬ always go with the audience now, and thia U sertlon of Dr. Peters. while Mrs. Barry, as the stellar iltractlon. art and Gladys Alexandria displayad iutarasting tbe only th'ng that the act lacks. “It Is the preachers who excoriate the sa¬ gets the portrayal over In excellent style. paraooaltlrs and a great deal of hiatrbinlc Talts.t and I.ee do the old artlst'i dream atuff. loons.’' said Dr. Peters tislsy. ’'Wliere el»e Is Jesse L. Ijiaky's The Antique Girl, closed tbe ability. Tbair work la dlfllcult bacau*a of tha The art la billed aa a novelty ilanrlng art. but a man In New York w'Hioiit money to s|iend first half of Ibe bill with encores and encores. mlxad emotional f>-allng r<-<|ulrad of tbam and la more of a dramatic iian'omlnie. Tbe artist his evenings? It la the preachera wImi rail (Reviewed elsewhere In The Blllbusrd). Iba daacTipllTa charactar of thalr Unas. Tliay drawa a picture, goes to sleep, dreatiia that the against the saloons, who must help ns hy op¬ ancraadail In aiaking a rary Inlaraatlnc act out As a Second half oi>ener Bert Kalmrr litaiiire becomes a live being. Slie (the picture) ening their • hnrehes. The stage people are and Jessie Brown are down f'>r (Aaracter songs •f a rathar nnlnlarastinc sketch, rarsouallly wakes him, he becomes Inratiiated, Ibey •'hop" entlinslastlr over the plan, and volunteered to la tha aacrat of their soccasa. and danci-s. ar->uiid tbe stage for alxmt tliree niltiutes; l>e fiirnlsli siilTIclent artists for weekly ciMicerts Kalmar and Brown u*e a full stage and open Grace llassrd. In bar Fire Faat of Comic wants to kiss her, she refusi-a, they do wime In all the New York churches. I hoiie the Opera, pleased as alie baa dona ao many hundred with a French cafe dance. In which Mias more ''bopping ” and be wakes. Tlie act. with movement will he taken up all over the coun¬ tlinaa before. Iltr act la tba saiua aa usual, Brown gets over some capalde toe dancing. A a mile more rehearsing. -k at ilmi>ai ever.v Meiro|Milllan h'aise. Iba sang tbam In tba ssiiia maonar aba baa dona ontll tbe act Is over, and then make a l«iw retnm all photos, recently, she placed herself In prarloua anaagemaiita and with her pretty 'n front of the hox-oftlce snd demanded her Not content with )>elne mediocre e«d. lively niiialeal nnm- correspon'llng secrelarv of the TVsdea and Lattnr rwll and Conpany la a sklllfnl wire art. entitled finincll. and left for I<»ck|airt. N. Y. The case feats that wonld make several of the an eallsd her they won'd score well. seiisiHonil equitibrials tnm greea with easy. Ib Falrylanil. Kxc*'pl for tha xary nnnacassary An nnnsuslly good set look the plsre of some¬ has lieen sent to the Wlille Rats. BBd f'sdlshly gotten up aetting Iba act was •Ymong Hie sets engaged hy Director Polack Pesare Nesl. perry tYllllania' reeently disc** one hlH.-d to do a "Melrose fsll.” or a |>alr of ered East Hide Cariiao. and Fred Gemer, a bIgB gwad It la aot made plcaalug bacanas of tha comedy a roliata wh'ch la s« familiar to the of the PlHshiirg Society Circus are The Cor- •varlooked Incldanlals but baa In It the making rless. diMihle carrying act; Six Wilton Troupe Jnmper. with high Inniping b<>r«ea, (rsylewsd vandevllle audience Tills art was Wsl elsewhere In The BllllHMirdi terrolaaled a hdB. •f B Bplewdld o|>rnlng act. fhani's Educated Dogs; clever and worthy. Both of Acrol.ata ami Tiimtilem. Harry Clark. |wo- duclng clown: Margaret and Her Five I.lona, the ennal of which has seldom besa tsa* Ih the trainer nnd the dogs make a hit, doing New Y’ork svea at tbe roloalwl. twenty mlnntea of good, fast work. Stricklin's I>og and Tony Cimia, Three Eelrier Chaa. Wayne and Gertrude Des Roeben, lately Brothers. Roman rings; Arthor Borells. Ten- with the iBcubaior OIrIt Co., are preparing a nett Brothers. Fret-man's Goat (Trrua. Waldo's J. B. Cobh, of fith Brest'* Avsaws, Wnaata*. new act which will poaslbly go well on the Tl»e Winter Osrden entertainment continues Stsltlona. Deaffr Bishop, announcer, and Buster Tes., extends greetings to Earl Wootbaas, a ■■■n tiaae. Rebearaals are nn^r way wrltb a Its popularity with Vera Violetta. Annette Ke|. Cronin, assittant anperlntendent of prlvllegee. B Mitchell. Dirk Miller, W. A. klonr* alS vtrw to getting the a't ready for aa lermann and MIkall Mordkln and tba Knaslan The ticket sale la enormous. Ibis being tbe other friends, and stataa a Him from thorn wiA ar aboat tba that of tha aaaafb. Dancer*. first Indoor clrcna wrer bald in Plttairarg. bo appreelatod. tbRUARY 10, 1912. X ti e Billboard 18 V WEEK I N NEW YORK CITY

•1 City Theatre Vaudeville Notes

»w Tm-k. J»n. (Hpwlil to Tho BUI. Combls Bron., real Grecian ttladlaton, mad#' —Either uoforruee* etrmioetaBce* pr*- solo number, which doea not at al' go with tha their initial .\inerican aiipeiiraoie at tbe New general tone of tbe act. niaking It obvtoua that irat-.1 the ‘’"y 'lli' O're fr'*"' l{i“uk n» rvKiil.ir Republic Tlp'atre, San Krauciaco receulljr. they bad better confine tbelr ufferlaga to light hill Id leliUlhlMl ••nl*-r. of «!■•••. > reiuarkoW." and Were a pronounceil artUlIc aiicces*. They novel songs. Tbelr forte Is straight singing diniUT of bail ■lai:*' iiiauHittiinut, Itolli lu (lie Were Immediately buokeil over the Siillivin without comedy or business, ami In this par¬ •rrainji in'nl aiwl pla' lns of acta uiarrwl ihla A Conaldine Circuit. They beftan tbelr tour ticular line there are few •'preMy alnglng girl" week a fo callod elili'rlHiUinont. WHb Ibe nat- January and are tvorUlnc Kaatward. A acts that tan compare with them. val re«illt Ibai ri-liealed cat rails and Keneral noticeable feature of tbelr art la tbe tuarveloiis ilasatlKfactlim prei ailed tbroiiKboiil llie entire atrenjtih displayed In every fiat, aa leilh are THE THREE LEIGHTONS. Comedy. Flammer- snirria unn iil. caualuic at leant mibarrasanieiit In the heavy welxbt rliias, one weljjbinj 175 steln's. Twenty minutes; in one; ape- pouixls and the other 1U4 |M>unda. anil indlitiialioo on tbe part of tbe iierforinera. clal drop. With all (lie piHiallile rnni|ina riliiK on beblnil Tbe Kiiaalan Imperial Balalaika Orcheatra. The Three Leightons present a tnhiatrel com¬ Uie droj. Black and l.bod a|il«-ared In a souk for tbe flr't time In Tainlevllle, opental last edy. which takes place before a drop showing ami dani-e set In S|Mit No. I. otteriiu; two aonir-. week In January at Keiib'a. I’rovldeiice. ami a railroad station and part of a private car be¬ koth •( wl'lch neeil more ret lalon. wblle their tbe oiteuiug waa more than aatlafartory to tbelr longing to a fly-by-nIght minstrel company. iahciDi slon# saTMl tb*a, brtncliig tba tnra U • aiMinsor, C. A. ronebot. Tbelr first ap|>earaiice A porter and two minstrel arlors fnrnisb the •bine »ilb aialierial applau'e. .kit r t»u reila In New York will be at llamiiieratein'* Vic- •f biRblj unliilereatliiK iiiolion iilctnres, Stanley bumor for twenty minutes, using one catchy Inrla, where they are rarled for February 8. song. We’ll Let Bill Do That and giving op¬ Jf»»|i and (.'otnpany of I brer, offered a trareaty Tbe orchestra la under tbe leadership of S uuor an Mmr. Sana-Uene, enlltled MIsa Sand Qrern. portunity for the porter (I^'lghton) to offer I'oKolof, atyled the "rakanlnl of tbe Balalaika some rapid dancing, which succeeded In landing Tbe kei'n a nae of ... di'Played In ibe line. Instrumenl," and the aobdst la Tlieodor Tegor af tbia aketcb fell ronipletely at owlnj to the a big round of well-earned applause. All Three off. formerly of tbe Court Orchestra at St. l.elgli ons appear to advantage In tbelr respec¬ remarkable lack of kiiowletlire rntertalned by I’eterabuig. tbf CilT Theatre followlnjr. Tbit la Jii-tly ni tive roles, and tbelr new a t is ao good aa to Ob tbe second attempt Sylvester Metzettl, ■rtl. however, aa Uuie, Sana (iene la not liable assure them of desirable spots on tJie btg time at Ibe 8. & C. impress Theatre. Seattle. Wash, to be In tbe tco|ie of uiuuy of tbe aiuall tlme on the evening of January 18, acrompIlRbed patron*. Cora Hall held attention (with the eontlnued what Is said to be tbe Drat Quadruple aomer aault. The feat was accomplished by l>elng ab"iitlnr a'xl noUe niakinr lieliindi with niuaictl thrown from a spring Isiard. Yming Metzettl New York. Jan. 30 (Special to Tba BUI Is a member of the Metzettl Troupe, which board).—In resismse to a cablegram reoelvad played tbe Empress that week. MetzeM from big father, Oscar Hanimerateln, Arthur doubles with ease and aa a finish to his act Haminerstelu formally placed before Percy doea a tri|>le aoiiit rsaiill. Announcement was Williams an offer for tbe use of the services of made that be would attempt a i)uadruple am Cesare Nesl, the new find of Mr. Wllliamt. Mr a erowiled house tvlinessesed costa of proseeu wlnteriiuartera In tbe future, bkring bought out tIOD against each of the plalntlSo In the tom tike belra to bla father'a estate at that place. of $32 41. Paul Perry la meetlna with great toccess Mr. Boland West, who gained an enviable rep- with bla heavy Juggling act !■ the East, work ntatlon as a protean actor, baring played all Ing for Loew. United Tima will follow. the Williams and big time bouses throughont A..... E. WllUami and Jobn T. llntcbens are «)rlental coloring and brilliant lamps. Fletcher tbe country, and who baa met with continued atlU playing towns In Arkansas with several (Norton Is capable as tbs admirer and baa an anccesa In tbe producing business, registering concessions, and are having fair bnslnes*. abundance of opporluntly to use bla flnlahed ■neb big bits as Rill Jinks. Crook. Trimmed, Tbe Empire Theatre In Rock Island. Ill., Is dancing. He appears aa an attractive yonng and many other money-makers, will present Joe having "clrrui week” at the present time, play- "fellow about town” much moye to advantage Slater In A Card Party, over the S. 4 C. Time. Ing a program of clrcoa featurea. than In bis single act of last season. Snlllvan and Consldlne report that John Con¬ roy and -Miss La Diva open on the S. 4 C. Time The fire at Reimidji. .Minn.. January 13 caused '* ‘*'****'*^“* at the Empress In Chicago, on February 4, In a little ezcltemint at tbe Brinkman Theatre. J.'’® •PPHuse a sensational swimming and dlv'ng act. nslng but no damage was done. audience. j j t Greely as a newspaper, and with her an unusual display of scenery. Frank ^hn Is Williama, Thompson and Ooiwland are creative gowns, shares In the leading honors, acting In tbe (apacity of agent. log the i^lences langh vociferously on the yrhlle Charles Ptisey, creating the proprietor's Orpheum Circuit. role uses bis droll bumor lu a natural eoraloal Tbe Klrksmtth Slaters recently appeared at manner. The act will be seen in the big J. HERBERT MACK, Pans, 111., In a vaudeville theatre booked by I huusea for a long time to come because of Its GERTRUDE HAYES, Charles H. Doutrlck. being an acc<'mp.isbnient of which all connected Tbe Princess Theatre In Denleon. Texas, open *'’*** ** Pfoud- ed with vaudeville Jannary 26, being boeked b.v hae MELVILLE AND ROBT. HIGGINS, Song Charles E. Uodklns. auvl Dance. Fifth Avenue; in one. Alfred Hamburger of Chicago, and Charles W. j,,e jielvllle and Robert Higgins. In Jnat Nelson of Roebeater. N. T.. have formed a book Married, pleased the audience middling well. Ing alliance. Miss Melville bandies her goods Just a little bit

NED WATBURN’8 FLING INTO VAUDE.

New York, Jan. 30 (Special to The Bill boardI.—Not aatlafled with bit broadcast repiita tloa gslneil In the producing end of the profe* ilon. Neil Waybiirn baa been enticed to enter the two-a-day field for an Indefinite engagement, opening at the Janiuea Theatre, Waterbiiry. Conn., on February 5. The fact of Mr. Way bnrn'a "power behind the act” la anfllclent alone to assure u* of a sketch which will be a wel Come revelation to tbe big time hoiisea. Among the apeelalists who will support Mr. Wayburn HARRT HIRSCH, Cartoon Act. Fifth Avenue; ■re: Harry llall, comedian and eccentric danc¬ fall atage. er. lately with the Hillo l*arts, at the III fateil Harry Illrseh. a neaphite to big time vaude¬ Follies Rergere; Bert Devlin, eharaeter com ville, occupies spot No. 1. Alas for Handsome edian and pantomlmlRt, wlm has recently left Harry! Ills act. of the eartnlc variety, The Pled Piper with De Wolf Hopper; Henr.v looks as if It were arranged over night. It Clark eec*'nlrlc dancir. will offer bla specialty: won’t do. HIrseh can do aome drawing, but Arthur Wells. late of Thomas Byley’s Pegg) even at that, be ha* too many masters to trv Company, will fill In as the costume designer to hsng on to big time. lie makes attempts at while Billie Fa.ve, also of The I’eggy Company, comedy by tbe assUtanie of a stupid bell-boy. will take a prominent part In The Production. The art la at pre*«Tt well tip In rehearsal ami ANDRE'W ROBSON AND CO.. In The Denuncia¬ will make It* flr«t New York appearance at tor. Fifth Avenue; In full; dramatic. Hammersteln's Tlo-atre on Febrtiarv 1!>. with a Andrew Robson. In The Deniinclstor. a play¬ season In the Williams house* to follow. Besld' let founded on the drama by Alex Duma*, which the numerous lesds In the sketch, are en1i'"te

X e Billboard FEBRUARY 10. 1912. VAUDEVILLE EVENTS OF

Majestic The Lincoln Current Attractions Vaudeville Chatter

CbtraKo, Ki'b. 2 «M«1 to Th* Billboard). Cbicafcn Feb 2 (Siierlal to The Rlllhoard) | Majeatic Theatre—Paul ArmetmnK'a Roananoe Wllllama and Sterlliiit. with their Bmllej -Jf*. you’re rlitlit.—there baa been a great | —Oue of the big-Daiiii"little-tH>oi>le acta liolda a j '*“• L’uiler World. Joe iloaard alKl Maliel Non»i'iii»e. have lo-eu given a loan route over aaDieDei.a In the bllla at the Majeatic. Of feature poaithin at the l.lucolu I'beatre Ibia McCaue, Tlie l.iadiiig Laily, vvltb .Margaret the Oiia Kuii Time, which their iMaikluaa, pri' eoiirae thi-y’ve iM-eii g.Hal. aud they’ve |iulle. hut really. It waa Juat a of thoa* dramatic aketchea whh-h wouid lie well ' Po.. .VI and Fanny tllediuau. Paiiita, llouors and late in the aiirliig. Vritle too much vaudeville. I know what auited to the talenta of .Miaa Bergere. Ilowever, Prime. The Wllaou llrotliera are playing tha "old you'll aay,—"Well Ifa a vaudeville hou»e, why in thii raae Miaa Ih rgere la very much In ah Indiana Theatre—Five Juggling Jonlona, Bou- bouie’’ atiiBT tlila wta-k. laiiig at the Lyda The- not vaudevllleV However. I do not mean to aence In What llapia'mal In Ihaun 44. It la t^lhi Brothera, The Oee Jaya. I'uiper and Robin- I aire, which la adjaK>n Girl Bbow, st popularity and favor ihev galmal through their New Zealaml farmer gymnasts. In tbe o|ien- f Einpiessr.inpreaa Tlieatre—DeMora and Graceta.Graceta, Capl- ,1,..jjjo gu,Star aud oarterGarter Tlieatre.Tlieai recent engagement here In Little Mlsa Klxlt. Ing of the act, tbe lioya have broken away from talI City Cotnialy Fvmr.Four. J. F. Burke aud Co., c.p. ujj Bray, geiu-ra|gi-m-ral manageru of the West- these two p«|iular artiata si-emed to have the usual run of things and give the audience i I-yndoundou and Borman. M.vrtle.Myrtle Byrne ami to.Co. ern VaudevilleVaudeilll’e .Vlaiiagers' A'Sia-ialloa. who went added the enure Majestic audience to their tlie Impression that the act Is a musical novelty Century Theatre—.Mona Llaa and Pal, Lillian East to allenslleiial.1 theHie annualaiiniisl l>am|iiet of the Vaa- present long list of adiniiera and frb nds. Tlmy offering Instead of the splendid gymnastic ex- | Bo ne and others. , „ „ devllleilevllle MsuagersManagers PrmecllvePuuec A-siaialloa, rs- were billed like a circus all over the city and blbltlou which It later proves to bi-. The stage Presid. nt I lieatre—Harvelle and LaReile, j„rn.sltiirmal to bishis diitleadiitii-s In tbe Majestic Buildiny the result was a H. R. O. bouse at both per si'tting Is uuiipie ami novel, the musical part of - MviDtsnlsv and Wella and olbera. on Monday nioriiliig. formances on M<>uda.r, In tbeir preaent offer- tbe offering restful and pleasiug, and the aero- | Aisdlo Tbeatri-—Kleriian. Janies ami Klernan. The Celll B|H'ra Company, wtilrh Is at tbe

novelty dances more than make up for the appear to great advaniage in a dellgbiful lltlT ~—... ot a m-w revolving mde ael which will have t vehicle calleil Drifting. Iti‘t“ 1.is “r“J»rt-"‘nretira very pretty I mediocre part of the act. They reaponded to an Chicago. Ill., . (Special to The BIH- tryout toon. The act la framed up for fair little love story wbicb ■ I.Is at. refreshing ..as ftbei.i • "ml look Ikree bows. board l.—E. O. Cbibl, h’bo was formerly man- c,,iin cted with tbe W. V. .M. A. .** i*s- I Valerie Bergere Players apiwvar third In a peauiiruibeautiful orenaroorchard .^.cseem* withW1..1 whichw.ii.m .uethe ac,act hasis^ Happened In Room ager of the New (iraml Theatre at TN’snavlIle. iv.well. blaek fsee eoimslian playing tbe been pnvvideil. Clisrli-a and Fannie Van also - v; . nm. **44 The'The storyatorv deals with an ’ apparentlysmiarenllr dea-des. I*"'" i.™*°n** Inierstste Time, recelvitl wivtil Friday, Jaunarj heavily In their clevir comedy p,.r*teDerate woman^woman, wwho ho miesgoes to a hotel with evlevl. I '**'*'**1 *ke Orpheum at I e<>rla. III., baa b< en jjj jl,.«lb of bis iii"llier at Hpringlleld, l» rate woman, who goes to a botel with evl- s,,,s,inic,l [rivste secretary to Geni ral Manager (, He at mire b fl f. r home bla ulars on •ketch, calbsl A * . dent 'ntentlon of committing suicide. The ] Charles E. Bray of tbe Western Vamlevllle J ' Vsil rTp a «.mdl llie show Is ofieneil hy laulliie 11 oily) Moran, stage setting shows the interior of the room. a clever and versatile singing comevlienne, well- stage w-ttliig shows tbe Interior of the room. | .Managers’ Association. The iswlllon was f..r- {,7 V ^ umnliT-r of The adventuress is auccessful In Impreaalug merly held by Pert Corlel.voti. who w as apisvlnt- ^ irnw.?.u i.. I., ^rtn. ,h! known In Chlcsgo. Miss Morsii a success la a the bell boy witb h^r fmmt* of g njrtour l»rK>kinK Hceut wh«*n Eddie Sbayne •^J'*'**^* I aiilioiirlnK at th# good example of constant plugging and tire- mind. The bell boy beeomea frijrhiemMl and I reBigotsl Saturday nlithl, January 27. lime. *** •** «|il lime feaa efforta on her part, though she truly de¬ mnK to tell hi# be«» of hlg dIacoviTy. The 1 __ — - man ami fitted Into the uuaceUMtuiued part with serves her suei-ess, iH-caiise she la really clever proprietor fearinc? the inevitable undealrable vveaTuiQ at* t atttb xrTWATWAaav ^ nicety. and could pasil.v have bebi down a more pre¬ notoriety which the affair would canae, ruahea , RETAINS ST. LOUIS HIPPODROME. jbe Allurd Brother# and Coney Holmes wer#

Adi I Aye and la called \Vhm»p er Up. Polly thousand dollars If she will change her mind ! liiir of the bj|r St. I>mls IlippiNlrouie. f^/**^*^ return to rainlevllle. lie aiM>eare<| with luc puts tbe nuiidier over In cr«*at style and re-| Tin* bed b»*y Is sent after the money and the Tallwdt.*“*IJ|’** manajrer of the bouse, waa In Chicago ,1,^ W.lwu Aveuue and Willard Thea peated the rlionia t«» the deMpbt of the entire ' pMprIetor bands It to the would-be suicide. ?, ^ ttending to iM*ris*ns1 audience. Her closing nuiuNT Is Ragtime i Site aduilts him to the room, and leaving her | iiainess ^**J’^**^^' " lit*. ^ ^ If*ifil The Emir Cidlege tJirla were obliged thnuigb Violin and rendered In an original manner, sends ' revolver on the table, departs. AfT**r ahe i iitt,1 heard that Xl^arcella s *'*/**•Bfnls were at *lib- ** Illness of mie of their numiliera, to cancel her away big. Mis* Moran reS|K>ndod to an has gone, the proprietor looks at tbe gun and I ert.v. ami inasmuch^ as the act **la ***an Ideallileal one ^ we*-k of Assindatid Time at .St, Paul recently encore and t«s'k five bowa. (Considering her nn holding It fr

beautiful, the story a ver.v poaslhle one, and In I’etland. This N one of the hlg acts which I*” klm and offen-d him the act. -'Ir. Talbott White la well known In circus circles, he having the scenic effect depleting a big onhard. a riot¬ pla.vod all about Chicago this season. It has however. rear In one of In the cog of the ten i«r center’s machinery, roller skating stunt at a vaixlevIHe house In those ‘‘Inalde’' sketches of stage life, called A ETHEL MAY BARKER. so he and bla colleagues at once made capital (\dumbjs. Neb.. last w.-ck. Mr Fielding waa Case of Emergency. Miss Van enters first of the affair hy having the story circulated to brought to bis borne In CTilcago by bla wife. Miaa with a big fellow who looks like an overgrown the cff.ett<-d hy her stunning ap¬ r^nt man need dtalnfectlon. Kathr.rn Clark** of th# t#am of Sbootinf pearance and pleasing personality, acorea heavljv - Clark**#, la now at 8t. Mar.r** H*»aplta|, Qtilncj In every part of the art. The qnarr I la finally nna-rvPTTiin Awn watwaw Bwrirpa- >pwr • conrah-aclng from a rather severe surgical settled by the honse orew and mualclans refus OREENBURO AITO NA’niAW gECURE THE ..neratloo which she underwent sometime ago Ing to work hecanse her former partner had ORPHEPM. PEORIA. ^ letter now ami then from friends on the taken the place of the stage cariienter. and was Pco.i. Ill y.n no Th- mil would serve to make more cheerDil the not a niton man. The act went very big and proved the comedy hit of the bill. borH).-A”lVe pi;h.^o„‘‘.ir?i!i Orph^im.T “’•* ”** Nora Bayes and Jack Xorworth. supported hy ^la’a leadlijg »a^iidevllle theatre was *" The l.le of gmilea Companv, after Its per an exceptionally clever company, proved the thU .ft.rpmm. thim eh'ing an Vny^J'^tlnV Su" J^WWIlV, ^w'a> ^'t wlTlcrnol'ni th?"’m biggest hit of the present season at the Ma¬ jestic. Their offering Is reviewed under New ;’?"M"iddr‘w'’e""tof Middle West 'r::,ev^'"n'.g'er.vaudeville managers rrTfening spectacular. J r!^ nae as vaudeville ■managers," J’ - '.'‘".h their I* *'"« *»» and novelty■' In.trumentV might be lmprov*>d. however. liecMise It Is a entrance Info the game having te-en Just ahoni trifle o»it drawn and too little comedy In the a year ago. when they openetl the Lyceum Thea JACK JOHMSOK A8 A HEADLINER. Introduction for an act of this k'nd. The com tre. which was attended with Immediate sue edy though, came In great hunches after he p*-ss.cesa. Felixreiix i»n-enoergOn-entwrg peevimtsiypreviously hadnaq hr-entM-en _. , _,,, _ . _ . . was fairly started and hla original eccrntrlclty Idenfifled with tbe proprietorship of two of Big Chumplou Will Ha\d BiU ^ tha Hayma^at proved a great factor to hla sncceaa. Travato Peoria’s leading moving pleture honaea. the Chicago, at Reopen ng of Houaa on Fah- reaponded to encores and *n<>k eight or ten LyricI.vrte and the R->yat.R->yal. which he still r>-lalna.retains. ruary tha Foarth. bowa. and was flnall.r obliged to make a short Tlie excellence of the Mila provided at the apeech In order to get away. I yceum hy M<-ssr«. Oreenls-rg ami Nsihan. for rhlcigo, Jan. 30 tR|M>rlal to The Billboard).— The blW Is dosed hy the Sayton Trio. In their It) and 2ff cents adiHlssinu. had greatly popn When the llaymarket Theatre, located at larlted this house, and to meet this com great acrohatlo novelty called. The Land of West Madison and IIal«le«1 8ir»-eta. reverts to tbe Crocodile, A ladv and two gentlemen com peHlIon. the management of the Orphetim lis'' vaiHlevllle, Rumlay February 4. a hig hill of pose the company. The stage setting Is yery contemplated a cut t** 1*. 20 and 30 centa. Ti feature aela will he headisl by Jack Johnson, elaborate In depicting a Southern swamp. Tlie prevent this rivalry, and to h-Iter control th- world’s champion pngillat. rndoulitedly with lady appears flret In the attire of a hunter. altnsHon. Mea-w. GnTob-rg at^ Nathan made s„oh an attraction ami hlg name to pull the Both genth men make their first appearance In overtures to the pr.prt.iora of the Hrplmiim p«„,|e |n. ami the low prI.Ta. ten. twenty and the akina of crocodiles. The effect la pleasing wheretir they seeunM the jeaae of that house ,hlrty centa. Ibe ho„ae will start off with big and clwcr. They do part of their acrohJillc and addet It to their ho'.lInga. Both honaea hualnesa. The house will It lea.ked by the work while In these sk'ns and score heavily on will eont'nne to receive their bookings frop W. V. M. A., and the liookinga bandied by their efforts. The lady again appears on the the It’. V. M. A. aa heretofore, the Orphenm Bert rorte'.von. II. A Balh-y will remain •• scene and shoots the crocodiles. With the re¬ pla.ving one show of seven •••ta each week, am' hnnae manager. Five arts will |day Hirra show* port of the gnn. the skins drop f.-om the two the I.vc" urn plaving four seta and three reels I day. the split we«-k pe|ion Brothers and the Rosalie _' personality aud remarkable abllliy. Me bas lieen RIatera. Po'lowing hla eogag. ment at the Hay termed "Kubelik In Pettlcoola'' by her admirers, Prorn], w-hlatllng Tentrlloqiiist. well market. Johnson will lie yeen at aex>era| other Monte and Gpsce Wllka have been scorlcg oimI the appellation Is umleiiiahly aimqnw. Miaa known In hi* hiV. I. Vff. VLi x-.r known In and ahont Hilcago. has been given a of the in«ee Important f^milr vandevmo thea- •i^the Bert W^m^ ^ rrl^trJnon'L'T'v, , iJ^w VTrt ^rea^ln Chicago, which are booked by the W FEBRUARY 10, 1912. T ti e Billboard 16 fHE WEEK IN CHICAGO

Sohooirr rcnderti bla own roDCPptloa of bit* from naa arconipllahed be took ao onllaary baud aaw tbe u|i«ra*. Aa<] bow that Im}’ iliM-a play—be and aanetl the plnuk In two a» raally aa tba ICofa at tba biK lu!i,-ut Ilka au ubi uiaatar • ildetl cariwnt.-r c,mi..I do II. Tina feat won dilia ■ ■■•I Kata J(i>t aa luucb out of It. Tbe art la adiulralloii auit a alonu of apiilaiiae, but waa cluaeij witb a little uovelty aoOK by Mlaa IHi'liln lianll.v aa rle\,T aa bia la>i fval. Iliat of ah^rp are K>»<'n apoti of Tantaire. The Zeraldaa rlpht- aoii. Tb« couple reapoudetl to au eucure aud four alKHitliiK. lie u»m a 112 rllle and aboota ao 'or den-o-d musical niuiewn scene, witb tbe big, realistic paiwr mache rock> Zeraldaa one of the moat pleasing In yaoilevllle that this win ^ Vbe liitro.lui ti..n of -Miss Hayes and treea. Tbe tauk ns«‘d by Ikllva la tbe largeat to the su»lli-nce. but aot so. Instead of the Isdy to-flay. The act la worthy of an Important spot ever erected on auy alage. Tbe front la of plate on tbe moat Imiiortant of bills. of mystery Iwing his Iwiter hsif, she proves glasa which |M;ruilta tbe audience to see every to be Miss Rots Walker, who later In tbe act move and stroke of tbe swimmer. One of Odlva's THE FEDEBSON BROTHEBS. Aerial Com si-ores big In fan. y dances. After emerging moat marveloua feats is that of eating while un edlans; Majestic, Cbicago; second In friun the cabin, t Jie l. svra the stage accom der tbe water. She feeda her peta, tbe gold panled by Ur. Norworth. anil then Miss Bayes eight-act show; time, 8 minutes. In full flsbei at tbe same time. It is a very pretty ex stage. ^ters and coni|tletely caidlvstes her audience bibition and one which was greeted with a storm with her When Mother Was a OIrl long. Mr. Two clever athletes are the Petlerson of apidause. In her endurance exhibition, Odiva David Stsmpf.n hobis down a grand piano ui> Brothers. Their high ring work Is great, and remains submerged for two minutes and five Mage and pisys all the music for the entire pro¬ their comedy not ovenlone. They work fast secoD.ls. This feat was also highly commended duction. 1 aearlv forgot to mention Mr. C.vril and with a pretty exactness. The feature of by tbe andieoce. She closes her act by exhibi¬ Chadrtek. who plays tbe part of a ilrawling, the act Is called the Pederson ‘IVIck. In this tions of high, fancy diving and fancy swimming. dense Englishman, and furnlsbet moat of tbe stnnt, tbe comedian of the act makes a short This Is tbe flrat act In a long time that has ap¬ comedv In the piece. Mr. Cbadrick cornea onto run to one of the vertical bars supporting the peared in closing position, to keep tbe Majestic the stage from the as t. Come Along Miss Mandy, was another hig winner. Tlie act es¬ tablished a time reconl f.w the house, bolding tbe stage for M minutes. It Is a won.Ierfnl offering, and Just tlie sort to Increase the present long list of psimna of the moat beau¬ tiful theatre In the West. AGNES SCOTT AND HEKRT KEANE. Playlet written by Ml»s Sc«*it. Drifting. Majestic. Cbicago; time, l.s niliiiitea. In full stage; special setting; fourth In eight act show. Do .von recall last summer, or tbe summer be¬ fore that, or any utlier idil suiiiiuer, when yon went to the country fra much n,-,-,|i‘d vacation? Do yon remendwr a aliv little country girl whom yon used to me,'! ■M'rs«b>nvlly and with whom yon tried to flirt, and tlu-n got •■■re at your«eIf beeanse yon were ao wise snd sh* ao Innoient? Well, we have the aaiiie old storv over at the Majestic Ibis week. Your leiri Is played l>.v Mr. Keane and her part Is playisl l^y MIsa Scott, ■mly I’ll wager that ••she" was not nearly so (leligbl fully ami swemlv reserved a* Is Miss Scott. Pmhaldv site was not s<> natural either, knt one thing Is sure, you were ne>re forward Shd Insistent than Mr Kea"e He la a Innd- i"ineappearlng city chap who Ju«l drifts to Mlsf Sc-dt wht'e stie Is sketching In an orchaial. And riglit here la It well i„ nieniloii that this Is "siane'k orchar

THE WINDSOR TRIO. Entertainers: Majestic, Engaged for a prominent part In the newly reorganized Weber and Fields Show, now In rehearsal. Chicago; thlril In eight act show; time, 18 mlntiti>s. In one, to two. These three boys seem misplaced. They are rings, and wlthont the aid of anything. Jumps tudlenca Interested and seated until the final ^allsta of only ordinary ability and comedians upon and stands horltonlally from the upright. | curtain. Tbe act la a great auccesa. w no ahlllty. They have fairly good aonga. bnt The feat la a very clever one and truly deserves the nnmbera are not snited to their respective tbe applause accorded It. MICE. BERTHA KALISH, Dramatic playlet. talents They op<'n In one wllh I eo Feist's. Majestic, Cbicaito. Seyeutb In nine-act Brass Rand Eph' Jones, and allow the number ULLIAM 8CHBEIBER, Singing Comedienne. ahow. Time, 33 mlnutea. In full stage, IhF- Fmm this number they go tn two. Uajcallc. Chicago. Second tn nine-act apeclal aettlng. Where an upright piano la tiaed In the act. ahow. Time, 12 minutes, in one. A Light From St. Agoea la such an Intense B'hT" those meaningless Thle little ainging come

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W. H. DONALDSON, EDITORIAL BULLETIN egrams Fiitillakcr. Trom FroAaoara, Mxaxvara m4 Ac«ata, Oam IMUBD WBBKI.T. and entarad aa Bacoad-claaa plifflaatlBS Tha Billboard ob Ita Stud Tak- Mali Mattar at Poat-oflice, Ctnclanatl, O. an Afainat tha “CradaatiAl Oorraapaad- Addrcaa all commonlcatlona for the Editorial or aat” ara Baoeiyad ia Sraat Mamhar. Boalneaa Department to The New York contributions to our Vaude¬ THE BILLBOARD PUBLISHING CO., Following are a few taken at ran¬ 416 Elm St., Cincinnati, O., U. S. A. ville department this week are printed and dom : Done Dlatance Telephone, Main 2708. Sedalla. Mo., r««>. 1. 1812 Cable addreaa (Brelatered) “Btllrboj.** The Billboard. Clacluoatl, O. made up in the style we will hereafter employ Dear Sira:—Itrlatlva to tha change In poliey of your "W’boleaale alangbter" of corraapoM NEW YORK. ante. 1 aoticad announcaiucut of aaiuo la laat K'om No. 6. Holland BnlMlne, 1440 Broadway. for this department as regards both New York waak'a lllllliuard. 1 think It a wlaa move oa Telophooe, 16W Bryant. your part and dvnotaa a prugreaa for which Tha Blllbuard bat alwava bean nolad; It la alao a CHICAGO. favor—1 cuD-lder—on yi-ur part to the tntcraata and Chicago. of lhaalrv and road maiiagrra and elimlaatea aa 1200 Schiller Bulldlns, 64 W. Bandolpb Street. uunacaaaary avll, aa many curreapiHidants art Telephone, Central S034. lauiplad luin'e from a talflab motlTe than th* gancral good they do ragardli-aa of tba care aa4 ST. LOUIS. The style is unique and the matter is so ar¬ dUi riuilnatlon of thr publlcatiuo in aaloctina Boom SOS. Mlaaourl Truat Building. tbrm. It's a prograaalvr m<>vr on your part nad all SAN FRANCISCO. tbaairr and road managers should cooparata ranged as to be of most use and benefit to the with Tba Bllllaiard In making It a succaaa. Kohler a Chaae Bldg., Boom 007 26 O'Parrell St. Yours truly, with bast wlabes, Telephone Sutter 2338. WM. N. SMITH. Mgr reader. DrArmood Siatara Stoak Co. Home addrsaa. KANSAS CITY. 1616 Dialer Avanua. Kansas City, Mo. 1117 Comaneree Bldg. Telephone, Main 8637. LONDON, ENGLAND. Small time acts are given the prominence Y’oungitowa. O., Jan. SI, ltH2. 170 Temple Cbambera, B. C. Editor Tbe Blllla>ard, laM-al managara racalved with pleaaara tha PARIS, FRANCE. alralgliirorwardna.a of Tbe Billboard's new poi- Icy relative to tbe recognlllun of pasMw bsM 121 Bue Moatmartre. Telephone 222—61. they deserve as an important contingent of the by youiliful c<>rre>>pundenla. Incldantally the manaKar* a|ient eon-lderalda lime perusing tha Iniera.iinx n<'ws and makeup of the Motma ADYTSTIBIVO BATES—Twantj eenta per Vaudeville business, while big time acts receive I'icture Number. Una, agate maaawremant. Whole pegs, (14C. Yours truly, half page, $70; quarter page. $S6. Mo adeer- MOSES WABRKN. tiaameot maaaariag lata than Bra Unaa accepted. the same attention as before. Manager Graml Opera llouta, Youngstoam. 0 Sabacrlption, $4.00 a year; 0 montha, $2.00; $ aaoatha. $1.00; payable in adTanca, Chicago, lU.. Feb. 1, 1812. Mo extra charge to Canadian or Foreign aub- Editor Tlir Billboard. eeribara. New York and Chicago Burlesque news will My Dear Sir:—The aland y»« are taking, out lined Id your olilorlal of last weak. In ra gard to not laaulng cn-vlentlals to local corrat THE BILLBOARD la for aala on all traini poDdrnts, should meat with thr hearty approval and newa-etanda throughout the United Statee be printed on the same pages with the New of every producer who has attractiuna playing and Canada, which am aupplied by the Amer- tte ooe-nlght atanda. lean Meat Co., and ita branebea. It it alto on Yours very truly, tale at Brentano’a, $7 Ayenuo do I'Opera, Farit, York and Chicago Vaudeville contributions QASKILD A MaeViTTY France. When not on tale, pleata notify thit oAca. Beraittancea ahonld be made by pott.ofica or hereafter. Yonkers, N. Y., Jan. 27. 1912 expreet money order, or regiatered letter ad- Editor The Billboard. dretaad or m^e payablo to The Billboard Fub- Dear Sir:—.Mr personal eongratolitlon* Uahiag Company, I to you and The "Bully Boy" at your wise and The editor can not undertaka to mtnm unto- rwirageoua aland taken axalnat the "provincial lleited manaacript; corretpondanta thould heap critic." While there are some mighty 8a« eopy. I "rmlentlal rorrca|,oiiilrnis.'* tliera are others nbo p.ddle their privilege and try ta Intimidate tbe traveling show manager. Tha lattrr kind I Saturday, February 10, 1912. dlaregarihd and "called" every lime they tried their bluff oo me during tweni) n-lght years of my activity aa a traveling advaniw ageut and producing manager. Tonra very trnly, Readers' Column CORRECTING AN EVIL JUU.N T. NODAN Darlington, Ind., Feb. X 1913 Editor The BiniHiard. Anyone kiMwIng the iweoent addreaa of Dear Hlrt—Your rirrnlar letter of Janoary May Steel or May Golufer an everlasting favar Wat laat September when he wat playing on traveling managera. Out Sun Time. credentials from numerous tiicatrical pafx^rs have Ixxm refused 4* With beat wlahea f r ronr tnceraa, I qn. couitesies in all parts of the country during the past wcck.J Frufeaaiuiially yinira, Anyme knowing the preeent addree# of Ix>nle CARLOS l.NSKEEP. tv. IliK'kIey laet heard of with Omaha IaihI Expoeltlon, kindly ronimiinlrate with J<«epb We trust that this indication of managers’ attitude toward Calder, acenlc artiata, Tabor Theatre. Denver, Mllwankee, Wla., Feb. 2. 1912. Colo. the abuse of their prerogative by the predatory holders of requisi¬ Editor The RllliM.ard, ♦ Itear Sir:—Believe me when I sty I am Anyone knowing the preeent whereahoiifa of tions for undeserved courtesies issued without warrant or e.xcuse pleaiotl lu tlie way yon have taken np the mat¬ rr..! Knapp klmlly ooninuinleate with tVeel.-y ter of aladlaliing "pnivliicial rorrea|H«deBlt," Saul, 520 tlord.in Terrace. Camden. N. J. Laat will have the clTect of causing theatrical papers to at once stop for I do Dot know of any "eulree" to pnldlr heard of Mr. Kuapp «ae in Chicago. plaiea that has been abused mort than tha tha 4» alrea. the practice of issuing credentials. If they do not stop it volun¬ Any further good polnta that I may aaSat R. D. Stotte. Norwalk. Ohio, wnnld like to you to write me. know the pnwent whereahouta of Ed. Mclnall, tarily, The BiIll)oard will co-o|x*ratc with managers of attractions Very truly yonra. late of the Baruum A Halley Show. J.kt'K JONES, ♦ and of theatres to coerce them to stop. Wet do not Ix-lieve Mauagar I'huralan. The nillhoard la deairoua of knowing the name of the attraction In which Ml»e Helen such cogent measures will lie necessary, however, as theatrical SiiBimera la aptiearliig thla aeaB,in. I.att aeaeon Ntahvllle, Tenn., Feb. 2, 1912. lllae Snniniers waa witb Klele Janie In 1'he papers have Issued credentials as a sort of traditionary practice Billboard;—I am mighty glad to aee yonr Slliu I'rlneeee and Il*«le M«-<'oy In The K.-lio atanil, tak>-n for the exienninatlon of corraa poodenta, for In many raaea they are a jakw Any Information coneeniing Mlea Snnini.rt will without investigating into the merits of it. Now that its rep- ha eery much appreciated by The Billboard. Yourt m<,e| traly, DAVID SEYMOrB, ♦ rchcnsibility has been established, we Indieve they will put a stop Manager Don't Die to Your Wtfo Company. Anynoe knowing the preaent whereahonta of Pre,l 8. MeVry. laat beard of about a year ago to it ol their own volition. In Kankakee. III., klmlly commnnieate with hie Oeorga M. Da Vere, yeteran hitek-faen earn molher. Mra. Jane MeVey. 4026 Ih-nlaon Ave. However, we have received during the past week a letter^of edian and stage manager of In ttlil Krntneky, Weat. Clevelamf. O.. aa abe la very anzioua wbirh la doialiiag a highly ancrweefnl engage¬ to hear frv-m him. request from a New York Dramatic newspaper for om list of sus¬ ment at Mi Vicker'a I'heaira. warmly cotnineads 4> the new ledlry of The IlilllMwnI in dlacoallnalng Will the eaady bntchera with Adam Fore- pended correspondents. The only 'object this editor could have tin e<>rre»|M,ii.lenis on (be t>m4. Mr. De Vera pangh and Sella Broe. 8U<.w In May and June, baa Irta-n In bnelneaa for Ihlriy years, sad has aeaeon of 1911. pleaae eend their a.I.lreea to bnd ample op|e,riiinlly Judge of the pernlclans Cel. J. C M. Bremer. .702 S. Main Street, care had in seeking the list was to affiliate these credential correspond¬ elfecla of |he Ineplntl erlllnam at the bands af Woolen nonae. Mempble. Tenn. Inimaiure writers in tb» amaller rtites whs ara 4* ents with his own sheet at four dollars per year subscription, for actiiaDil to roniiiiemlaiory ,w nmalemnatury erll- Anyone knowing the preeent whereahonta of Iclein of a ahow aecunllngly aa ha Is served The (»hlo Fonr. cnnelating of F.iigene (Dor) which he would agree to’issue'a card entitling them to admission wllh paaaea by the managemeal. He com¬ Stewart. Ding Rickey, Ch.na. Jarkwm and Jim mends The Rllllioani'a <. In Old Kentucky A MIetake. kimtir cumninnleate with Mlea Ilaael haa had a pr

If last week was dull, tbla one has been room lit h.T hom^ in the Rue Rt. Ronnre M thi* of the National Academy. The result Is strik to the imagination more than the white rousaal duller. If there has Ix i n so niueh as a new tMBtnnlnif of this weok. It wm at nrst llhniiilii Ing. F'rom a good ballet, with clever stars, kas (water spirits) dancing in the soft light— motion picture fllm put an, I have not heard of that slie had committed snlcldc. and the p..llc.' excelh-nt dancers, and so on, each doing his light Hltervd through water. It Tlwre has Iwen alsmt as much action in iiivestiKateil along that line, but later It was p.art brilliantly, M. Kliistin baa built up ii Tlie story, as you remember, la that a pretty the theatrical world as there was on the niKient discovered that she ilied of iialnral caus,*s, of corpw wiiere alimist a perfect ens*'inhlo Is peasant girl who drowns herself for love of a msriiier'a “painted ship U|K>n a painted « her for that mattiT. THEATRE DFXS ARTS. Still Francois wishes to be good and true to bis charming llermalne, so when the curtain rises Speaking of liallets, that to be seen at the we tlml him Just breaking off an affair with I’lieatre des Arts is isTfect in just the things in Mine. l>uroy ami cllnihlng aboard the band¬ which that at the Opera la not: In light ef wagon of Uightisms Kesulutions. He will never ficts and combinations of acenic-color ami co* climb down again. tumca. I.es Follea Franraiaca is the title of I.ucii line Morange, a charming actress from the ballet; it ahuwa a lot of seventeenth century Ibe Oileon. la a friend of Uermaine's. She people in court dress and dominoes. The dance comes to pay (Jerra.iine a visit. Incidentally of Jealousy, of lioiie, of c"yni*ss. all are aplen sb«' bowls Francos from the bsnd-wagon men did, harmonious tl>i»gv'. The theatre Ib-a Arts tloiMsl atsive, with one look. She Is tempting certainly deserves Its name. • * * ami Framsds can not aland temptation. He suei'umbs. lliere's the wtnde tragedy in A I.AW.SL'IT. two words. Still he feels mit the slightest .Mile, (inhrielie Ikirziat, now playing at Itw prick of coQKclenci* when hla Immc m pal, Jac¬ ques I’n-iosi. takes him to task for his way- Michel, has just h*'en orderi’d to pay over to wardniss. Jean Is a iimtlel husband. .Messrs. Hertz and Coiiui liii. of the Porte Saint One day as Francois Is sitting in his chair, Martin, the sum of $1000 for breach of contract. dniming day dreams, liermaine, the pretty In 1910 alie was * ngagi-d at this theatre to re¬ main one year. Slie was to be given $-0 for wife, steals iip In hind him and plants a kiss on each iierforinance and was guaraiiteiHl no leas bis forehead “My darling, darling Luclenne:’* he mur¬ than 150 p* rformano-s. After a part In PAven turier, with Luci< n Guitry, she claimed she murs. Awl the fat’s In the fire. However—If I was given do other part; that she tric'd to get Messrs. Hertz and (’ounelln to release her, bate not mentioned It before, th s is a comedy and that they would not. So alie <|Ult, going to —Germaine ihs-sn’t commit suicide; nor does she another theatre. It was btld that her (Mntract shoot Francois; nor throw acd In I.ucienne’s called for a year’s servitjes and slie i|uit before fii-e. She ae\y, tlietr agent, enberg Is the husband; Jian I.aiirent Is Jacpies. filed suit charging that the motion piCtiir*- |>eo All are g<"sl. The comcn to tic hmnght out the tPth. The court r* fuwd to allow damages. The ite It Is by .M. Neiioty and Is entitled I.es Petits. clsion iKiIntcd out that motion pictures are The story Is an Inter* st ng one ami ceutera mure chisely allied with the theatre and are about a family wh< re two sets of rlilldren are nothing at all like a book; that a book aiipeals united under the sam • r.s>f: the mother bring¬ to the Individual who enjoys it iiuielly at ing h*T chihlri-n hv a first husitand. the father home, while (lie cinematograph a|iprals to the h!a hy a f rimr wife. The action. It is sshl. crowiis. Is e.vliihiled in andltorinins, and is, in Is evtreinely drsiiMtlc. p ssossiog at the same fact the mimlck(Hl play of actors and actrcss*>s. tim<- the i)nallty of originality. Therefore the m*vtion plctur'* rights of the Du As a curtain ra s* r M. (leiiilcr will produce a mas works belongeil not to Ike Issik publisher* one act (M-.nusly called Monsieur Hucaty. hut to tli(‘ theatrical product r» of tbiaie werks. UKVIVAI,. 'This means. It would Bceio. that so far as Fran*-*- Is concern*d at least. In case a book Mni* Rejine his ri'vlvisl Mmc. Sans Gene In is dramatize*!, the autb alls-, though for matinee purixises only. rights as (xsm as he st-lls the right of draina- Tile Revue Sans (iene Is «lll| playing to big tiz.vtion. and that the (wilder of the latter, by bousis at night. Mine. Rejine will thus be the same token, owns the picture rights also. ae,‘n. onwiiiatinee dais. In the real Sans dene The decision is regar*I*d as Important here. rharacter In the Siinlon Moreau pU-ce, while at night she will caricature herself In this, ami A STUANGE CASE. otb. r characters. IIAIIKT I.V TROPBI.K. A third IntepcBlIng court devts'OB haw just b(wn hsndcd down. Romeo Rah. a boy dancer at Mile, lirgint Badi't, who ap|>eara In tb<‘ prin the (>)>era. wliile playing foUow-thc-leader In vipal part In I.a Femme ct le Paiiiin, (r*‘vlewtsl the o|i*Ta hnilding. fell through the sky light last season In Idle Billb anli was this wts-k over the fani' ns grand staircase, and was the otijccl of a ciimplaliil hy the Nice aiithori crnslied on the marble steps. His mother sued ties Her dance. Ihcv claim. Is Indm-ent. and for damages, while an dher amount was demand » rommltli-e will pass u|Min whether thi-.v are right or wrong. ed in the name of a small sister of the dead lad. tire girl being a cripple. It .was alleg***! One i.f the aC'lica, In I.a Femme et le Pantin, that M. Girodler. the lancing professor, was is readera of thia colniiin may remomlM-r. is not e.xerclsing due care else Romeo could not laid In a cheap dancing hall in Seville. S lalii. liavc strayeil awa.v Into danger. Also M. Bian- in*l Mile. Badet, In the character of Itw Span¬ ctiet. the building superintendent, was guilty ish girl, dancra a dams* now fam*>u« for |l» .V Parlslsu Favorite. of neglect for allowing a lot of small boys nsrlng. The actn-ss la nfit hnrdeneil with aiiv w-ho know no better, to be running all over the house. The dancing master was comlemned to r* sents tlie bank of a river, in Russia. (In the pay $-10. the snnerlntcmlent $00 and the Oiwra on*> siiie are wtssb'n trees which lack nearly ail managem«'nt $4.00*1 to the boy’a mother, and $S0O the c*ilors wlitch would make them harnioniz** to the crlpide sister. with the costumes of the dancers. Oii the olluT Is a convintlonal mill, g.arishly painted ami SOME NOTES. utterly at iwlds with what it is intend*-*! f >r. Th<- brilliant skirts of the p*'asHnts k'll tlo- J. Calvin Brown, general manager of Magic sivni-ry entirely. The lighting, too. is hml. City here. Is now in Switzerland taking a vaca tion. Mrs. Brown is with him. .\ct II. Is better. In the first [ilaie ther*- is Yvette Gullf>ert has bought a hall In which not much demand for light effects—jii-st a pal* she* rxiiccls to -pffer “readings,” said readings oiiaU-scent half light—and this they manage to to be by young poets, unknown hut talentiwl give fairly well. Nevertheless the ballet Is an (perhaps) and who are struggling at present tn immense success In itse‘If. Nothing could a|>|>cnl vain for a hearing. M. A. LODGE NEWS

BiM"g*‘8s. Reiwdlng Si'cretaT.v. J. KIrchhoff act¬ Sheridan Hawke; secre-tary. H. F". IViggenburg; at the rate they are beginning to come In suc¬ ed as toastmaster. Past President Kindt made marshal, Hy. Otisten; treasurer, Louis Samuels; cess will be eminent. The secretary’s address •>1*^'^’^'uieetlng <»f Milwaukee Isslge. a f*-w rt-marks oincemlng the Milwaukee liOdgc si-rgeant-at arms, Theodore Maxwell: physician. Is 171 Charlotte avenue. J'* ^■- -lanuarv I’J. Ilic folhm- f*>r th<- (last tw*‘nty ,v*ars, and presente*! a T. Dr. P. C. McEwen; truatei's. Nate Kelter, Abe oiticers for 11)12 Were Installed by Past Pres M. .\. ring to the retiring president. W. Riinge, Davis. C. Wendland. It was propoatnl that the I V.' *klndl: W, Runge, past president; wls> s*-rved In that cap.aclly f*)r the last five Installation of the olHcers should be held In t'. P’'*’*l*lent: E. Itirrgess. vice t>r»-a conjunction with a smoker, at which all visiting , • • . Klrchoff, recording secretary; B. Kem- T. M. A. are Invlti-d. The Hon. Judge Phelan I Newark (N. J.) Lodge No. 28, T. M. A., held nnanclaF ».sTelary: W. F. Briinkboral, treas will prrwkle at this session, and the committee their regular meeting at Calltha Halt. M Mark- DETROIT LODOE NO. II. ■ M. Rung*-. J. Bohha, \V. F. Kimit. <’. who have this meeting in haml guarantee that et street. Sumlay, January 21. President James 1 *1*11. dlrecl*irs; (1. (i. Heffr*>n. there will be some doings. Detroit Ixidge wish H. Curtin, of New York I>o<1ge No. I. assisted il'lan. the last meeting of IFetioU Isslge. No. that all their toad m*'mb«-TS would send in their j by Past ITesidrnt Harry A. Oreene, of New [Dr the InstalUtion of *>ffl<-erti. Hie Twentieth .M. \.. which was largely attended the addri'sses and dues at their earliest. Iietrolt I York No. 1, installed the followlac offlcfws .Tsary was ceh-hratcxl by a baivitiet and ing officers for the ensuing yesr were Lodge expects to have a fine showing at the en*! ' t*T. arranged by Brother B. Krmana and W. il: Pre«Id<>nt. George Craig; rice presldeiit. of this year. If the appHcattona will keep u|) iCoaitlnued on page 34), lb Xtie Bililoocird FEBRUARY 10, 1912. Kaleidoscopic Review of Amusement

BALTIlfOBE, MD. j to iiiako lliU lUtHtr)' onr of tlir fluont In tlie ttio Kl. Louis Couiiiiittrp tlist tliv uiiisi Itiirhaiik, D-'iigias S eveiiMin, Usvar RukUd 1, - I <l.t'il wttli Iwiil uoutluiii Viruua rliairs, similar to tlio^r ummI hi 'llie (iaiiihlers, with J.iiie Cowl iu Ihe leading of Miisli J iiiiiary -0 lo \vilm'>> Mms Maritiin t Cora Liviiii;>ton, otiaintilon woman wrrstlrr tlir cl iiiiij: rooms of li (to iiririil liotrls. 1 rule, was the attrji'tiuii at the Lyriv. The pla.i AdkIIo iiiakr lo r iniiial iirrroniiamr In lirr m w of tlir woihl. ilrfratnl Maruaiet liuiin, of tills tisik llir coiiiiulitre forty ridn liuiirs to loia • roiig drama, well aclivl aud elals>rati-l> |ilay, I.ytl.a tillimirr, wliicli was writtrj fir r ty, by UHiiiiiii; two br>t falls out of tbrrr at rmiUKli rbairs to satisfy lUi* biisim'ss rriin- staged. lirr tiy Henry Artlnir Jones, tlir well known Hairy Williaiiis AeoiliMiir hi't Kr ilay nikli . siiiialirr, wbo rifiis,«l to t). K. tlie arrant!'' ihe rirpheum SI.K'k Cumpaiiy offered a diaild KiikIIsU play wrl;:lit. Tor piiHinrtlon was selo il A; ss Llviiiasiou ri'taiiied tlir rlianipiousiiip i.rll. ; meats until tlir clialrs bail !«•< ii obta.msl, lilII fi r the wi-ek, taking rcis'gnllluu • f th-- uleil for J innary 113. but as tlir pr paratn is Alls, a well known vamlevllle art, was ai ; A bill of rxrr|ilional merit la tlir one tlia' Dickiiis' c'Uv'tiiiary liy pulli.g uii D.ekeiia' one wrri' not really the openlns was ileluyisl iiiiU! ail Iril allrailion at Harry Williams Acaileuiy Prank Q. Ikiyle. of Cli.ratio, bail Isiokeil for ait play, Huliy Tiee liiu. wnph was follovvil tile U.'itli, blit as tile rrlirar'.ils were tryiii): in last we'k. Tils art sloppisl olt In I'ltisbiiri; Prank L. Tallsit’s Hlp|K>iIroine liere last week. .■li'vvr firie, Mra. Temple's Telegrani. ■Miss Aiit'llu s mrious sysleiii. sbr iliil not a|i ‘ H Ibe wav to New York, where It Is to o|irn The lilll Is heailul liy the .Ariieseils llrothers, s'-i n for the llisl t,me in slva k in tills city, in pear lint.I |iie '.’11111. .k lartre crowd hud calh- III that rily for a lout; [onr of the yaiKleville > who laiform upon a kii:h eable, with a balanrini: the latter .Miss Eva Ta.vlur aid .Margaret .Mac erial on Thursday iiisht and there was ni l di le ii'es thi'iiitiliont* the eastern and middle see | an that has asloiilshnl r\e i the Hlppudroni. Donald, who was rspcviallv engaged for the pan ■dPappo ntim III whin the an lonui'Ciiieiit was tloiis of tile e"U itry. ; patrons, 'ihe Lamar Troupe of worlds eham f .Mrs. Frank Fulli r, wire swii |o dlailiiit ad niade Hial Miss Aimlln was not In kood h ulth Two I’ltlslinrt: ttlrls. Miss (Iraee Core.y and i p.ou aerial artists were b'siked to a|i|H'ar se'• vaiitagi'. G'-rlruile BoudhIH. Wilson Melros>'. an I could not apimur. Miss Pearl Pearson, who tonreil the Western eral wei ks ai:o, but an ae< blent to one of th Rolvrt Adams and a^ veral other luemlvra of the J.ydia (lllniore Is an Interestint; drama In Paeifir coast, are amoiii! the clrls who posed . nieinbers of this troiiia' prevented, and Is on voiiipany, also d d well. wlilih Miss Aiikliu Is swn at In r liest, and the piitures at the Academy of Music last this wes-k, niakiiii; the b.ll more than wii Billy. Sidney Drew's famous evmiedy. proved there are prosiM-cIs of lin|irovenient in her woi'k. I ever atiaiii Im seen at the price of lit cents to Iv one of tile best laiigli ir.aki-rs of Ihe si-a work as she beisiities Isdler acipiaiiited wiiii ■ .'Ir. John Hays, the veteran billposter. .rill ' The...... attendance does .not sn-ui.. to wane ..any. son at Ihe rilymidc. The cuineily was given a In r |iari In the |ilav. The plot tells an liiier- sisin il.v south to Jtilu the IJow ule and Wueelcr I and it 'iirely should md, as never has so inne.i tHiicdi bett'-r presentatiuii iliau is usually ex I'StinK story of a niarrleil woman liuttiiik uii a Shows, iH-en given for this smsll price of a.Iinis: |HH't''d from a st'o-k ruiiipan.v. Ralph Kelt.inl brave hkht lo liMlect her'idf and hi-r child Hie sale of tickets at the Plltsbnri! Soelel.y The aec'ii'l thought is that the Isi'ikiiigs liav was the fiM'lhall hem. ami MIsa Frances .Mr from the stlitnia of cr.nie of wl 1 h her hus- drills is |ihenoim ual. There has been thirty h's'n arraugcl with much uiiifiirniity as t'l Henry assiiinevl the part of his als'er. Baity band is Itie per|H'trainr. Tlie hiishand is a welb thousand tlckeia sent throni:h the mail and stri-nglb and variety, and iiinib cp'illt must Allison. .Mark Kent, May .McCabe and Gilherta known country physician and has an Infaiiia- over elt-hty |«-r ci'iit has laien sold. This Will he given Hie Doyle agency fur this m"'t pleas Faust are well cii't. tlon for a nelkhhor's wife, Tlie physicijui had perhaps one of the tiikkest circiiMs aver Inc feature of the Hlpp'slrome bill. Mr. The Newly wills and Their Baby and also planned a nieetim; with the woman, which la slak'd under riaif. ItmiiieMie (Sarilens. where Krank I'alliot is preparing In give ns a season about sixty others pp'mlse a lively and enter known lo her hiisliHiid. The man meets Ihe I* lo la* held, beiiii; forty fiet lonkcr than of leal circus in the near future ainl this will ta nliig wiek at the Walnut. Little Karl Kna|ip physician Instead of his wife and he Is niiir- • Mad a m Sipiare Hardens. lie the first of the kliiil that has ben a en ben- ia the Irreprc'sllile Smaikums. with Countess dereil. The nhyairian returns home and cm- I Some of the prealesi and best elrctis arts In since tl r days of the uid Itlyiiiplc Th''atre, Digs Von llalzfehl and Charles A. Morgan a# fi ss«*s the crime to his wife, Lydia (iilmore. ' Uio cmniry have Iwen eiikaked, amoiip whom back in tbe '7Us. when this clasa of amusementa Hie parents. T1ie piece la oie of the Ival car Bhe realizes the penally f .r snrii a* crime, and Harry Clark a'ld his five clowns. The then aidwareil here. to< n coui'slles of the si asi n. ami contains a topether they idan to esenpe the law. How- tlorrleas. Six Walton Tronia*. Marparet and h»r The Gra'id Op-ra Ilonse, nearing Ita comple¬ niimtvr of song hits. Tlie cboriia is good look ever, Ihe inurdecr ia dlscoveri'd and arreated. I Lons, Davenport and .Meera. Stricklin's .Animal tion. Is til bouse another IlipiaalPime, anil ing. can slug and dance and is gorgeously cos An attorney, who was a former aweetlieurt of Clrciit. the L’Auplons Three Terp'er Itros., Pree- there la to be an uptown Illpp'slruine built kiimed. I.ydia (Silmore, la called tiiain lo assume the iOoai Circus, Hill's Wild West Show an I in ibe soutbem |isrt of this city, an.] tbei B. F. Keith's offered as a headliner, Bertha place of the prosecutor, who was taken HI. many others. Servi ni’s Military Band of twenty iKissibly we will have a few more, ao we will Kallch. seen for the first time in vailifeTlIle In He gives her a rehearsal In how she may per- P'ccea, will furnish tbe music. There will Iw' be amply supplied again with something to Cincinnati. The famous acireaa presented Mrs. Jure herself on Ihe wllnesa stand, which proves the regular concert, mammoth menagerie, kht kep till from coming down-town at nights. Flake's plsylet. entitled A Light From St nnavalling. She has aitempteil all abrng to show, etc., undir the direction of Buster Cron¬ The reuiml'ling of Ilavlln's Theatre bat not Agues, which afforded her scope f >r her remark keep her child out of the case; as she Is testi¬ in. and Desfy Bishop, as an'wiuncer. as yet been annonnceil. and we expect to find able emotional islvnis. She was assisted Ic* fying In the witness box the Jndgr ealla uiion It la rumored that a Western syndicate In¬ this theatre opened In a few montba again John IlaiTinglon and John Booth. B. .4 her to produce him In court; alie refuses and tends to erect another theatre In Pittsburg. with vaiidevllle. The eontroveray wlilco Rolfe'a courllera present a e'ev r sod n>rvel her husband ia onvlcted to meet bis fate ac- No location la mentioned and leading brokers caused the condemning of tbia place of amuse- tiinalcal act that was well recelvevL The Avon rording to the law. But he cheata the gal¬ Coraevlv Four have a funny little act. enlltl'*d lows by self-deatructinn. However, the strain Tlie New School Teai4ier. I’anl Barnes has to ^ the proceedings proved too much for Lvdia BURNETT-BUELL THEATRE, LOUISIANA, MO. exci Bent momdogne. and Conlln Slci le and Carr Ollmore. and at the finale she breathes ’ her liavu a good innsical skit. Among others on the last. The sc-nea of the play are laid in Eng¬ bin are The Tliree Brownies, clever eom.»*onapes preatmt fr'Ui cr Juggler, was seen f<*r the first time In this New York amt otbor cltUa. The oopvriirht city, as was also Utile Nemo, an exeallent performs ice of this plav was given at the Crl- eomedian. Daniel Roach and James McCurdy, t*^ion Theatre In Loo'lon on January 24. Sir late with Way IViwn Ea«t. put over a gnat tharlea Wyn'Iham. R'vbert ixirraliie, Charles rule act. The Emprpss<-ope winds np the hill Hawtry a'ld Miss .Mary Moore, all friemla of The Id’l at the American week of Janitar.v ttie author, look pan in the c-pyrlght mr 29. waa headed by Ilala. a novelty art. Iniriv Torm ance. during s *ni** vi r.v d'lficnlt f -ats *n baml balanc wlilrti was the attraction ai Ing, aNo a doz c 'ntortlonlst. Roy a'ld Wilson, the Auditorium Tluatre shared In some ex In a Kid act. enHtbsl Schoolmates, were also traordlnarv advertising January o.l. Tlie slew very go'SL an-l ri'celved much a’lplause. I.e was in Pittsburg the week previous and the Roy Sisters, two rl''Ver vonng ladhs. have a local suffragettes wired Ihe manager of the s'lii'What d ff rent s'sier act. Intriabieing char- company and secnre'l permission for the leader aelcr singing and dancing, which w ss well re¬ of the heal hand to d.'liv.r an address on the ceived. Maiihallan New-b y 'I'rlo In harmony Suhject betw'ian tile se'-onil Slid third arts on singing. aU" wi nt very will. K'lith Ast'r sings the even ng m ntloni-d The anti snffrag. tte« several prett.v songs anil R Is’rt W ngate Is a got busy and threatened to storm the theafr- rl'-vr li'-n* manipulator. The bill .clos'sl la'llh If Manac r Mae’trlde d'! not prevnt Mrs photo-pla.vs. Ik'itald Hooker from miking her spe.*eh until It mm The B'ddler. Joe W Ich's great smc. ss. was aft-r the show. Howi-ver, the reijnest of the ’MV,# liSSh - I. pres'-ntid hv the K'*llh Sim k Company at the anils was no- grant it. Imt they made things T :: :r V ■»» — — -- s ’ - N' W- Ro'i nson's the nist W's*t. An enloyatde look Iirelly warm I'nrlng the ev-ning a'-'l amusing Intiriirelatlon was givn by the Baltimore aristocrats are now kei-nlv InlT comiianv. _ I’ I- (il l III I The Temple Theatre, wh’ch succeeded Hie An Jt the k f b Ueglment Arm "ry .March I."' Hi dlt'Tliim. semis to liave finally «lriiik Hie right 'Hie show- woM li,. helil iiadi-r the’ snsplcs of ih" • ■ 'tr. :• chord and Is plavlnr lo lncria«'ng Ini-lnees. Th Animal Kefng . Asv,ie atlon and the .Maryland li'll Son lay eonslst.-d of the Tlirsr Brothers K'*nn"l Show Ass.iclallon. and the n'celp-s w'l llsrdin'g. In ■ S'lissHonal roniisly loggi ng an'l go to char tv. Mrs. i-dwln J. Knrber. ti'JI acroliatlr sc’; Bi-lns aii'l B"lns. s'^glnc danr- North Calvort Sfroot. !•» orpanixlnp flio r«Mn A mialernly-equipped theatre, having been opened on’v since January 1, 1912. Tbe bou»o baa a It'g snil palti*r: Lvna Viennese, an accompllshi'd m lte«* ti al in-'de .irrancenienis fi r IIh* show. ai'ating capacity of I.Otkt. pianist w hn made hi'r fir«f aopearance In vao'le Coiiimialore Tls rnton It. HIns gave his annn.'l vllle. and a ilramallr skeieh. Why N"l N'‘w. ^eatP- psri.v St Kent's opera Hons.* Jaanarv played bv llsns anil H 'na He is a prom nent hanker ami each veaV Jacolis anil J rmon’s Queens of tbe Jardin de sav nothing bevond narflallv confl-mlng rumors ment Is about eloseil and we will soon bear o' be .nt.rtains his fricn.ls in the local financial Bsr's r’nr’i'S'im'rs was well reclvsl al Ihe ■f sii'-h a prolect. Real i-state iiii'n isintrolll ' the future of this, one of SI. I "ills' olilest clrcl.s In this niamer. A bampiet followed Stan-lard. Thi- tiorles nies were iinnseally fun town-town loi-ail ns sul'ai'li- fra theatre “ay playhouses. WILL J. KARI.KY. the show and Chaim'ev Olcott was among th- nv. anil the van levIHe acta atsive the aver gtieisf*. llvy have bei'ii aiiproa hnl and have b i-n fi-el- I 'g out off'rs wllli a ri'siilt that a f"w "f them ST. LOUIS.—OLYMBIC iWsIler Sanford, age. Tin* attraction* at the Howanl Sfrc'ct tho- express confidence that the proiu'iii'rs mean mgr. t Madame Sherry weik Jin. 2s- Mar The Ibickllngs Company pleased the rcgnlara atns hrl'g alsint a smgnlar c.>ln'''d'*nep f'i's bus,n<'ss. R A. SINCLAIR. gu rile SvIvla week Ki-h. 4. SHflll'R'r (Mel¬ at l’'*opb*'s. "iH-nlng with a biirb’lta en'll*‘d which ville St Iff, mgr. I The Ahon ripera Company The Two Jan'li’-s an'l rinsing with The High d.als with thristlan tv N at the Acailemv or w-iH'k Jail. I’s- I omliardl Grand Dp'-ra Comiianv BT. LOUIS. HO. Life G'rls al B'l’lsh Beach Music, and at the .Aiiditorinm. which is a-Moln F' h. 4 CENT! BY IW. D. Cave, mgr t W ilk The B'lant rf Exsniincrs for moving picture er Wliltcs’i'e week Jan, 'JS; Ralidi Herz vv-ek irh'cK a ’r '" ' Y”*;’". Thinks, S'. Ixmls last wc-k eiil''r'‘d with St. eV Coiiipsnv In A Woman’s Wav w.k Jan .And after all. H-e rilvmp'r Is not to close. pneumonia, he Is goln** at'oor as I'snal low'd with Inter'«t. as it will tv exceptional 2k Three weeks F. h 4. HH’BtIDIritME 'Frank If Ihi'V do not ronfliet to Ihe extent of iii'iUn'- The pleas of the p.itiinis have te*'*n so numerous sylvan SCHENlllAI.. fa'lsif. mgr. I Arn'sens Bros.. Nine Village the box oftliv feel It. The olli'-r allracll ns on and s'v ln-l«tent for Hie contininnce nf th*- Knt lips. I.a Mar Tr ipv. Clara Knott and Com- stock conioanv *dea thi| It W'ss d* cl'linl Jo eon view last W'*''k were I'xe'-ptloml. AVe hS'l rile panv. The Steslevs. Bnrt Carl and Rh'*ll B-os,. PITTSBURG, PA. pn-ml'-r p-rformanrs* |vis nolicc'l on the 2k- The T'gi'r L'llis w-ek Feb, 4 GAA'ETY Hi-nry Knrtzmsn resident mmager of the oi enlng have Ivn oiih kly reme'llcl. tint | i The present company la to remain, with liaril- (Charles Walters, mgr. I S7.101sal. The prop Mon-lav's ina'l or I'ts for opera seats hroiigb' tier'- last .year, tut at that lime liekiil fin'sh Mr. Doyle lina the h'>oklng of a atring "f ertv was sold bv R'*nnett W. ElPa<>n, of N"w an onler from Marv Garden for a total of In Its pri-s'-nt stale Tlii* Slim Brine-ss off- rs 73 thealrea. Inclmllng houses In many Illinois, York, who has owneil It fivr many years. The tw'dve acats. Ilinv for each p<-rfor'nance M'ss Jan's ex'ellcnt oiiportiinltb s to dlsiday Michigan and Wlacoiain lown«. He alao con part'es purchasing the place are eompos'sl nf wh'ch grand opera's most famous dramatic so hi*r talents. The eiigagi ni'-iil of this young trols the HU'raii'r'ii'i' In Si. I.on'a, the Gordon w<‘ll known local men. who have hail plans pro prano aunoun'cil she w-ouM unv for. b-Tause Isdv Is alwa's bwikeit forward li'li)n. O. H a otijeet In new bii'ldinc will be fireproof and w-|II emboilr h'gh''st poss'hle siiecess. MIss flar'len voliin Br'ncipal In her snpivrt apfmared a Cliiein getting Ihe Hrplenm la tn break fhe Jump b«‘ the lat'-st features of theatre con«tnictlon am' leered the Information that the seats w-o'dd he natl boy. Josi-i'li CanllHirn. and bis work wa' tween Dayton and St. l.i nl« will have a searing eapae ty of nearly 2 n'*o Its'sl hr her mother and St. laiiiU friends. greatly apnr elBt''d bv Ihe anitlen'-e Tlie ha’ Wl'lle Colonel X'artin thinka Vry well of Nothing can tv learned ss yet as to the char Scorn'ng the eommonidaee fobfog eliairs anee of the snpivrtlng rompanv also did well, Mr. Doyle'a proimalrion, vet he waa not willing acter of p-oducflona In the proivosed pla.v-honse tis4-d hv the orehesfrt at the Odeon Tt’csfre. th" and Ineliidea “iich ranahle pvsiple as Julia Frar to i-nler Into a eoniract aa long aa hla pri’aent as the poller of the honse will not be known liiislness representative of the Camnaninl Gr"n • Om-enle Vassar. Florence Williams. E«lel!e atock company la aa pinviilar aa H la. Mr. Dnyb- until the building la completed. If I* propos'd Opera organization of 102 playera have notified Bal'lwln. F.iig<*ne Revere. Charlea Judela, Sam left for Chlrago the name night. FEBRUARY 10, 1912. X ti e Billboard Events in Big American Cities

CINCINNATI.—GKAXI) Ol’KKA IIOtSK. | Oreatorr anil bla hnn; ‘*IV ” .r '*• rolmiiiiu aiui h»T**, U bulM nsr i In tin* paiit. kii»; Mr*,»ir*. reinleni a new tierate 1I will Include all ibethe late royally utieraaot>eras and mual- l‘«db«dbad many years of experience as manager,luanaKcr,manaKer, aa pie * TelegramTi l' arain nmi»••«! IM. ken*k» ii» ***‘*/ll»d!y . *.^^^i rre Inn in addltuniaddltuoi to tbethe one there now. an*! has als<»also cal comedies. AlterationsAlteratlona to the theatre, tbethe can readily be seen by the way blahla theatre lais ne k F'‘b. Jiminy ' J *’®*^7*A v*!**! i#ib * i» ** over the iiianagt iiieiit of a new h« use In stajte, and prepa^atious f(»r scenic effects are run. ^rwly1^e s I»ayi9»n. O., whieh will l»e Oimidetiil and be alreadyair.Bo} underuiMier wnyway in amant cipauoncipatlon ofor theme mosiraoai p. HgYVPrRovpr of H*i?er«townHscerstown \fdMd who A\eu-hWvicb ...lliirlf'tiut r* He,liwe. k 2S;JM: Qurt-ii* i.f the J ir- for opi*n.ii(c Manh 1. E. N. oTTO. elak.rate prwluctlons In the hUtory of Elmira's \iiukm5u »iin^*'r'Vr"'ir° ***** ot Elmira g , olM>rate* a string of theatres In .Yiiuapollg, din d-lb’ l-srU «-.«••••! k 4 !(<• HNSttN S. JACK30HVILLE.-I)LVAL (J. B. iMobcr. p.,pular giimiu.r^ theatre.“'••er.-. .Md..ulT TilMinZrl'"'Martinsburg. W.w V.Va.. Wlncbcsler. Va.l Kvlib s Tkitbi d SiiM-k Compsny. iiM|.-f. E.M- The KIrhardson Theatre. Oswego. N. Y.. and Hanover. I’a , has leased the Sew Thestr* I'UlAid. U.im.ll<>B Urrn Optra Co. M.piiiicl. playing acl* fioiii the C. B. O.. and ment to bo doing a b'g liiiglness. auil plflur.* wtfk 2.h. >• i‘«inan 24; Crane* \V1 sni giving In addition two rei I* of. motion picture*. v ai,i«...... i tlie Manmire: UotitU ami V I’llKl .M (C. A. I.eaeb, niKr. i The manageuieiit of the Itiehirdson hag recently Uulni.* a *1 Uil<'>; Ulf'liartliul in*. Tile I’reno Trio, llerturt liiKlaletl a new Power’* .Molbm Picture Machine. {.*'/ ft ‘ of n i f ^ T Vie *i rff.f.; tiiie* »t‘ik K'li. 4. II. C. 4 Jlr. W. L. Teffr 1* the oiierator. .Mr. O. S J,"’’ .“o, ^m BIA. Tro liiKir.H. Seiiii*. ^ son Jan. 2S.Feb. 4 ' Foster ,,id V.i-ter. Lee I Hathaway,llsihswsT of Middletown.Mhi.ileioii n 'n Y..y willu-i II knownkiiiiwn Barrack*.‘""“V*- Ka*l Front Street. ^ The Flieatre will K'lly ami l.ipy; H*^f' Hermlne |i„^r|,p, .Miwlcal Trio Eddie Gardn r I I" theatrical circle*, jind who |g lessee of the Buoue and fompaii.t In The Lillie ttisbb***. 1 on i Uasaon Felt. 6-11. ’ ’ Richardson was the guest of Resident Mansger iT.Vm'i-- ^ f '** Anger in H e G. riiiaii So di.-r. Gii* Edwards’ _ _ _ _I_\V. J, Eccleson. hare the building completed alsiut April 1. B.ng Revne of IUI2. ami pictures we. k J.k, Building operations have progressed so rsp- YOUNGSTOWN, 0, The X.-w Princess Theatre at Beardstown, Bertha Kalleh a’ld L'ompauy. The Courtier*, Idly on the plio oplay tliealre which the Mon¬ - III., reputed to lie one of the finest In fUai Crouch and Welch, Avon Coiuetly Four. Paul tana .Amusement Company Is erccllng on West "Joe" Bhggrln, wbtise popularity extends from state, recently opened Its doors to tbe public Biinig.Kiiiiig lCiiuliii. iiuilii. oneieSitele andMiiu Carr,varr, i'hreei uree Brown-itrown- • - .. .., .. Psrk Stri-ef. Butte. Mont., thst the contrac ors rer to river here, absoliiti Iv refused to plav 'Tlie theatre is tlioroiiglily niisbrn In eiiuipment tog. week Fill. 4. Ml .SIC HALL. Chicago ab^-'nti ly refused to plaj have predicted tbe theatre wTlU lie ready for with a seating capacity of tF>0. Grand Olwra Company Feb. 6-7. ■ f *» ‘'rand this week, and af occupancy .Aiirll 1, six days before the date ter tile powers-tliat are fnrgot t” give "Ji e" an [caters to moving picture and vaudeville at spec'fled In the contract. attraction for tlie first part of the week, the tractions owing to the Inahillly of Mr W. M- KANSAS CITY. XO. geiiial manager put on his hustling clothes. [ Harris, owner and manager, to secure a first As a benefit to the students union at the and gave hi* patr-ns a dandy vaudeville show class road show, although this luHise Is coil I State Cniverslty. Iowa City, la., members of Tbe members «f St. Mark's Episcopal Church of nine acts. Joe hasn’t as yet heard from I strueteil so as to easily accommoilate such an the Dramatic Chib announced that a ten-act Lave eiigagid tbe Willi* W'ssI Theatre for Willie llniiimer^teln. org.nixatlon, vandevllle show, the first of Its kind ever given UoD'Isy e'eiiiiig. FebrusrT .5. f t toe iH-rform Mike Joyce, the agent, who knows how to The Grand Opera House. Carthage. Mo., has 1.^11!",.", V4*‘*'w''nton*Bnnl'lck‘* o7* Fa'^^^^^ soce of li Is-e. a of Sn'iiiy b:ook Farm, the pro pnl^em np. was In town this we. k. ahead ! again changed hands, and is now under the T* ^1? "Z ’1 ,,!l >»• D-. ceids to l>e ii-e«l In Hie building foud fur the ' of TTie Smart S*'t.Set. As the reresult of Mike’* i ninnagemeur of J. B. F. Wiggintoii. The >» In charge of the affair, freclloii of the new ctiurcb, apiM-arance the barricade* about town I.,I oked former manager had a large number of first The Elite Theatre. Davenport, la., has bcea Henry W, SsVHge was a gin**t at the Sliii a* tlioiigb a vidcano of cards struck tliein. class shows lN.oke.1, and after he had made *«ld. James MIchelstetler, the former owner. b»Ti Theatre Siiiidav. Juiiusry 2«. to watch the R'glil on lop of M ke's liei I* came Jimmie i known hi* resignation, it is said, advised th transf. rrlng the theatre to Hmlgilon and Earll, pciforuianie of his deliglilfiil touii-d)'. Excuse i Aleaney, sei^nd man for Over Night, and this to*,king agencies that the hnllding was unsafe a real estate firm. Mr. Mlchelsti-tter ami wife Ur. -Mr. Sal age direiTed one rehearsal wb It town today bsiks like the corner of Broadway As a result, many cancellalious were made. have iii,.nt that Hie couple SHT. would be married on the stage prove,! a gr. at The Wiaslward Sto,k Company closet Its drawing cartl. the house lieing fllleil to capacity. season In Kaii'-as Cily Fcliriiary j. J. Dong .Moigan, a Kansas CHy ni.in, lis* W. H. Whitehead, of Petersluirg. Ar'a. af¬ the title role in ITje Boss of /. It.iiicT. playing ter aerv'ng a* treasurer of tlie .Academy of Mu¬ the Gill * Theatre week of J.iiniiii.i '2.*. sic In that city for a number of years, has For several roisinuHie season* Hie Century liei-n ailvanced lo manager. Mr. White'ead Is Theatre lia- Is-, u ii-d for the Imidenieiit C ii quite popular with the profession, and good veniion. wlibh uhi’Is the midillc of Jaiiuiry, wishes go with him f,ir sue ess. snd sl and will pr,.sent "snilt [ilsy >he big nun- on the La*leiii <01-1. week” vaiulevllle on all o|>en time, at nopidar .Anna Held, in LilHe .Mi>s liiisw'nee, drew prices. The rniteil Booking Oflice’* family act* su exiepHoually large b"il*e ail Hiroiigh He will he booked. wis'k that she play.d al the Melro|sditaii. Bosh the AVidiiesilay and Balunlay maliuees The Queen City home a*t. died al the Wi-sl opersHnn.persHnn. His friends are pulling for an e.vrlie.arli Lambert for tbe Central Ots ra House al Mar House. Tucson. Ari*.. having rc*iimc,l his work Kml Hospital, A'aneniiver. B. t . Dealb »*' recover.v.ccover.v. Hnshiirg. W. V.s.. and will succeed Ch.irle* W on January 1. He has had the honse remixleled, rsuMd by a compllcallon arising from a serl la-oIs'O Roche U taktpgtak'ng Charlie Sager’s p’ace In Boyer, whose lease expires on .April 1. next. and will pla.v many attraction* this season. «u* oiaratlon. the well.llgliteilwell llglited bill-roombill room at the Grand. I.<‘oI. It is isi-sible that Messrs. liable will ar- Manager Mike Gerreb of Westville, HI., ha* KH iw .Mel.ille,.Alel.ille. In BlaSis llt.nklns.Hopkins. Is again Inin slart»‘d <. ffrr with«-ltK flyingHrln,* colorseolnrs byhr tacktsnk'ni- ng EveryFverv range with .Mr. Bo.ver to sinmre control be Jn«t complete,! a strictiv up to date $>-0 0 niit vernier*. hehi* thetho samesMiiit* a*HR atAt thetill* .Auditorium,s\n ilo anything la bis power “y r H-e Hrpheiiin c reuit this si-asou. ha* he, n Bol tde Ising showed here rec-ntlv ahea,l o’ tures andami dramtic pHsliicIlons.pcsliictlons. for the conif.irt of bla people. P'lasiug .beallle amlieiices the past week at Hver Xlcht. It must make Ismg f el goisl to jJ. .A.^ Kramer, manager and owner of the Kra Harr.v I-. Holmes, who manageil the Panfages 111., loial sImiw shop, .Miss Y'uiillu has grsu . have such a hustler with him aa Jiiniii.i. M nicrmer Grand. EIw.mmI.EIwommI. In,!..Ind.. turn.HlturniHl ov, r the manman- vaudeville houses at Piieblo ami Denver Col.. ois.rs anibli.oiis and will, at the end of hei aney. agement of Hiethe local theatre to R. J. AAehcr,Weber, who a-siimm! the management of t'le Colonl*! viuilevill). tour. In-a.l a new coin,sly operi'tla. Tlie writer l« In receipt of a poslcsnl from i,„,ihas heihiredH..<*urefi an extembextemp d b-ase!<.ase of thetlie ihla use. and Theatre. Slonx CItv. la. succeeding Wm. H "I AA’ant H.>methlng Sew to Play AA’iHi. M,rle K. Sni'th. wlio soent Xmas with ns as who took charge Jan. 2‘2.22. Only the bestbeat of legll Dance, wl <1 is seriously 111. asng Aiiua Hild In her first *c,.ne of LtHle managir of The Rosarv Coiiioany. Alcrle I- Iniate attracti, ns will be shown. It being Hie •H-a In.iiK- n,*.. anil last W,slues,|ay night now In the South, hut hasn’t forgotten rln belief of the new ni.anagpinent that vamlevllle The .Stalnach-Harts Stoi-k Co. opemnl th,'lr |H rfoi luaiiee, slie g,it It lu the shape I privilege men and theatre magaxlne folk* nr motion pi tore attrac Iona would he a pay- new th.ntre, Tbe Westchester. Mt. A’ernon. N of a p.iilatch Hug. MIsi Held an.l Hi I A'oungstown. Ing pro|>os'Hon In Elwood. Tlie name of the Y'.. January 1.5. with the cora'dy. I.ord and J or Inr company were liivIHsI to take part In ('i-rx Livingston, the lady wepstler, ent<-r theatre will be changed from the Kramer Grand Lady .*lgy. The house has twenty-four exit* a li Kh Jl Iks which was given by Hie SesiH, talocl with many Intereatlng matches at th to the Grand Theatre. ami Is fireproof. « ’"1* *"*’ honor of tlie S,‘attle Y’aelit Club. Grand this week. •Anson King, who purchased the Flarmeling M"s H Id was condiietial Into Hie oril r of Pol The S X tsiwe*. musical act. th's work at th' The Princess Theatre. Nashville. Tenn., will latch Bugs with full tP'roiiionlcs, while Hie re' Theatre at Bristol. Tenn., last fall, has pur¬ throw op»n Its doors In about three weeks. Park, came dlnct from an cngsgcinent at Ham chased an adjoining piece ,if groiiml and will of her ,siuipanv waicliial and enjovtxl the novel merst. In’s, N» w A’lvrk. Kxce'b'nt show at lh» Manager Ready stale* that when the ,l<^ors are I.' Prist,1,.„, Kre,! Hrabl. of the Pr>-sa Clni shortly begin the erection of a large and mod thrown op. n nothing In the South will ex.vl the Psrk latter half of the week. ern theatre, suflicient to accen* Febrnary I, ain here for the winter and a periiiaiuni f«..ver*l Chang'S have b.-.n made In the cxeeu "C-r *>ie Hlou'slmme. p’sv'ng Giis Sun acts an.l will play five acta of vaudeville and pic b aaml later. five mIiT at the Basiahb' rii"atre. Svra,'.!*.. '’;P"r'« (rooving pletur- turea. hill. * **?! Couirll pasaiHl an onlinance pm N. Y. Th,' hlErisuii I* now In ctisrg,' of J.>hn playhotts,'* are aNo well patronize,!. H. E. B'rch. representative of the Twin an!.-'’* '**'’»lrlcal aiiil vaudeville |MTf»rm E'sv. wl*> was f'"m rlv c nnecteil with the Th,' Rot) ley l-'lsk .Amiis m''nt Company, own- City .Aiiiiisenient Co., M Connellavllle, O., pur- •I,.'...' fi!'”'*"* pIcHire* are ps'riultliHl to con lltlKWraphlng .leparltu'nt f,>r this theatre. Ttic ,'rs of a ,'halu of theatres In Ohio ond iiullana. ehased the Grand at this place for tbe com¬ x.t’- . * awalls the niayor’a algnature. former am. and some ean vllle tls'atre seating AttO 1, o;ile. The po'Icy 11. C. Bode, manager of the Paa'lme Theatre. Al H Tt la manager for Maiaon Lillie, the nhssis wl I 1»' glien l« I*' b'P'ng this theatr,' of the 11 w holts," will be two act* of Tsmle .Alexandria. La., expects to b,' in new quarter*. r,>c,'lve* In th,'*,' oslte the Rapides Theatre, *hla summer Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 10, 1912. Songs Publishers Are Boosting

In this dspartmsnt THE BILLBOARD will A Ring On The Finger lb Worth Two On The 'lTionf. print sach waak tha chorusas of lata songs Roll Me Around I.ike A Hoop, My IX*ar! aspacially raeommandad by thair publishars

for usa on tha staga. Artists who find thasa rmiitrs ^ numbars suitabla for thair act can obtain tiud m • laead like t bsap, ay Ms rK k« lo- I complata profassional copies' by address* i ing tha publisher. This department con¬ stitutes a valuable aid for professionals,

as only songs that have Intrinsic merit and Cas trsls Hs( aiag %U Uir (i»r are aspacially adapted for usa on tha staga lilws ar B tls Msve Mrat. I tm bAa toflfe* IWA- "V Ooiar «« ’ I will be produced. Performers will, by con¬ r=— I I i C/I i sulting this department, be spared tha time ii-pi - and trouble of trying numerous songs that ■ Ifi' 1 jf * I

have no particular value, or give no evidence Ij i J.h , 4.n,u< _ wil l <• IW i. 4B.Mr> ib.^ >,b.r a. of attaining longevity. %IWl *• ib» OkMiii dc..« '^bat^*oa dbar HIAd aktbk-a lt« b

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Notes, from Wintcrquarlers of Some of the Important Carnival Com panies Contain News of Interest to Show Folk—Gojsip In considering your 1912 Contract for Aeroplanes, About People and Shows on the Road please remember that

barkoot winter-quarter notes. The Curtiss Exhibition Co Mobile, Ala., Feb. 2 t8p4'CUl to Tbe Bill- I (Htanll.—Tbe Barkoot Show* cIoki'O the aeaaou furnished flight.s for 14 States, 50 District and County^ Fairs,^and 216 Commercial hert- tbe Brat of UeeeiDber. alnce whteb time, i Clubs, Business .-\ssociations, Newspapers, Carnivals and Fraternal Orders in 1911. everyone In wlnlerniuarlere b»» been very ac¬ tive In preparing for the Beaa,^ of 1012. There We have their testimonial as to the droiiie for the eomlng aeaaon. In no aen.e a aucca* and diil n'>t last I'-iig t'harle* (Z<-ehlell William*, the “chamiilon enough. B-berman." who ha* b en aojournlng aomewhere Heie I* the wav the carnival conipanle* ap¬ In the wild* of “Ilooalenlom’’ during the win peared In rhl* country: isotl. Ga«klll’* Can¬ ter month*. I* expected to arrive on tbe acene ton Carnival Co.. Charter’* En>o*ltl"n Carni- about February 1. vai C»., Frank Bosiock'a t'arn'val Co.: 1900. Ralph Wetb y Smith haa been rebuilding anil FrancI* Eerarl Hattie McCanll-Travls’ C*., M. repainting hla Katxenjaiiimer Kaatle and Craty J. Morley A P. J. Mundy Co.. Sea Board .Air llouae Line Co.: 1901. Boatock Ferarl (two com •Jew MuriAiy’’’ Wllen. who ha* bi en doing panle*l. Jim Slurgla Co. and Harry Wright: aivme “b'r*e ahoeing" at Napoleonville, La., afterward* came the deluge of conipanle*. during the winter month*, return'll home the I flr»t promoted Independent street fair* In other day. and will no doubt tie *<‘en in the IS!*7-8. ami tHH-ame blentlfied with Gaakill in You can program our men. and if they don’t Hy within fifteen minutes of the pro¬ harnea* when the “bugle blow*." 1901. although I booked a few town* for him It I* aaid tba.t “Dad” work, the veteran in 1S99 and 1900. gram time, you need not pay us. BEWAKE THE FAKIRS! Contract with a merry-go round man. I* really otit acoiiting fur Harold Bnsliea. the paat two seafina general a new machine. “Here’* hoping you auceea*. agent for Al G. Barne*’ Animal Show, wa* the company having a business standing and reputation for making good. All eontracte dad.” first carnival agent I know of. a* he waa book must 1)0 sent to New York for execution. Abilo Abilolnour of ’’Oriental'’ fame, ha* api’nt Ing for Gaakill In and wa* with thl* mo*t of the winter In New Orlean*. off and on up to 190ft. Itrabim I.ylo, wboae vlalon la*t year wa* that During the first three year* of the hnslne«s of manager and owner of the Old Plantation, all conipanle* (Boatock and Boatock-Fi'rarl ex- with Aunt Dinah’* Birthday for a grand Bnale. eeptesli c-unlred the local committee to hnllil de*lare* that aome time during the winter ■11 frames for front*, bally-boo platform*, month* .kunt Dinah died of old age, and al¬ stages, aeats. wire no the shows and fnrnlah The Curtiss Exhibition Co though Mr. Lylo I* lamenting the death of ail gl' bea a* well a* the laiwer. enelosuri-*. “Aunt Dinah.” he ha* been very buay framing band*, free art platform and pay for the free np an entire new ciMik 4iou*e for hla coming act*. Si>me different from what you aak to GLENN H. CURTISS, JEROME FANCIULLI, *»-**on. dky. Managing Diraotor. Ganaral Manager. Khalil Naaaer. the genial re*tanrateur. ha* Not having mv file* and aeranlioi'ka wltb been very bnay rebuilding hi* cook-honae and In me. I am m>l m’altlve of the date*, but 1 am addition ha* bnilt a new bigh-atrlker. aure of the si-uuenee of rhe event*. New York City .kngelo Muminelo ami hi* band, after an ex- Your* truly, tendial tour of the aouthern *'*te«, b*v,- re W. H. RICE. tnrni-d to the city and are playing at the new Gen. Agt. Rice A Dore'a Water Cir'-u*. Kloaky Cafe. Mr Barkoot and wife Ivave Ju*t returned from their newly bouglit hi>me at Knoxville. CLIFTON-KELLEY SHOWS. Ti-nn.. wb«re he I* having built B»e brand new np t" date wagon front*. Mr'. Clara Peter* and aon. Richard, left the SOAP AGENTS Mr. Barkoot wi*he* to *tate that In' ha* 'liovv at I a ro. Ga., J.iining the .Slie'-ale.v Com- Vumpln* YImlnyl My I How They Fall for Our Luoixy'Lavan re engaged Mr. Gorman to act a* hla general panv In Florida. David S'trge. moving picture operator, left Tollat Combination repri-aentaf've for tbla eomlng aeaaon. Al. F. Gorman left M bile la*! Monday for at Pelham to reloln the Barkoot S'-ow, (tS.20 valnra). Ton aell for $1.00. Other fellow* making $0.00. $12.00, $1.'1.00. $20.00 Chicago, where he w.ll take .up h'>. r- iitlne of A. W. Caaey waa called home from Abbe¬ and $2ft.00 daily. Will pot YOU on eaay atreet. Your ability gauge* your IlmIL Qreat bu*lne**, ami will nxnaln there for a few day* ville. .Via., on account of lllnc** In hi* famil.v. Crew Manager’* Proposition—good for |100 profit weekly. Thl* Is only one Pippin In the before he w-lll take to the road. The I'lgle Sl'ter*. FIiv and Minn!*. J'ined at ”27 Varletl^” w* manufacture. Yon save middleman'a profit. Oar new Colored Clrcuiar Mra. Barkoot ha* had her nn tty pr vai,- par. .\hl"-vllle. .Via., and are being featnretl In C la tike seeing tbe real good*. Free to workers. Get aboard. Act today. known a* “Hattie.” h<>antlfiill.T deoo-afed. ami M. Ilavden’* Big Electric S'.iow. They are also Z. 1C DAVa SOAP 00.. MS Daria Baildicg, IMS CanoU ATamia. . CHIOAOO. It will make unite a iilrtiire added to K. G playing alto an'l troinla'ne In the band. Barkoot'* appolal train of p'Fhteen e*>'* Fly MeKnlght n'tw has the Hoopla conces- «lnn and Is ainging lllnatrated wtng* In the BEN n. KLEIN. Edna Show. Mr. and Mr*. Hatrv Wllaon ami *on. Harry. ATTENTION, Fairs Wanting Free Attractions! KOBE CARNIVAL HISTORY. Jr., late of rhe Smith Greater Show*, recently Joined. Mr*. Wllaon la working In the five In- —SECURE— —SECURE— —SECURE— Dalla*. Y''X., Jan 2.'i. IKI'J. one aa the fat girl ami I* the feature attrae >hlit"r Billboard. I tlon. Mr. Wllaon I* playing »nare drum In the Cincinnati, (l. tainl. while Harry. Jr.. I* running the Ovv-I Dear .Sir Replying to D<' Krek"’' article In rack. WALTER STANTON, The Giant Rooster yoiir iaane of Jannarv 27. I wleh to a'ld a few- E. .V. Tlioniitaon lolnetl at .Vbhevllle. facta that may Intereat aome of your many E. D. Grave*, with three eonceaalon*. Joincl THE ORIGINAL STAGE CHANTECLER reader*. at Al>hevllle. H'» agent* are Frank Bon'I. The flrat carnival or Midway Company went Mike Kelliy and Henry FrenchvlIIe. Highest references._- - - Address, BILLBOARD, Chicago. out follow-'nr the Chicago VVorld’a Fair, umler Dor Jenneaon’a kn'fe rack, with Slim CoUIn* wboae management I do not know, but it at the caah box. which went down Into Florld.x opem-d ami rlo*e'l at Toledo, O. Otto Smith looking for «un»hlne, la back with the ahow piH out a Midway two yeara In aucceaaion. but again. ATTRACTIONS WANTED It laated but three or four weeka each time. Earl Jackaon. band leader, la now th* official 'Skip’’ Dnndey. aflerwanla of the firm of BiIlboaroche'’ TION. Can place up-to-date Riding Devices and legitimate device* of every deacrlptlon. Have excellent "hlowntT” I have alwaya thought nin tl^uiigb grove for Miniature Railway. DIAMOND NOVELTY CO. (Park Dept.), Schea«:tady, lt«'*e early fallnm were due to too much girl. New York. Ev'-ry «h"winan at that time had an I'lea that to ni'Hiev could be got without theae feature* In acme gu'a-* or other. I tielleve Mr. De Kreko la mlalaken about tlln! Worrell (or World) being In tbe rar'ilval S«pt. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Opan Day and Night. bnalii'-a* before IWW, a* Worrell told me at 100,000 admlaaloaa last year at a Connty Fair. Nine conntlea eomblned thl* year and ground* en¬ < olniiihiia. (),. tb*t It wa* ’’hia flrat and l**t larged. New bnlldlnga and aviation grounds added, making tbla one of the fineat Fair Qronnda year nith anv bunch of Midway abowa.” He . in tbe country, and the attendance will be second to none In Michigan. We want FRRR ACTS had for many vear* playe'l faira and varlon* poivt will contribute largelv ti and CARNIVAL CO. Showa muat be clean and good froota. Conceaalon people will be treated ej'lehratlona. Wornll left the Canton Carnival with Ih-lr cavalry and troupe*. right. No graft game* allowed. We want Novelty Acta. Nothing too good if the price la ngbt. C'Hnpan.v I n aemnnt of Gaakill hooking In braflon In the h'«torv of S«n A WM. MEAGHER. Secretagy. Ferarl at Rorheater. He waa laat pnl'Ilalilng ever eiinaled thl*. Over fifty a twper at T,•"•»on, Okla., and prominently will be apent In decoration* *r ’’l^'fled In polltica. I large Mexican poonlatlon of hiKi ** carn'val (an ene|o«,ire with ex Joln'ng In thia celehraf'on tf Will Lease Suitable Grounds for Summer Resort o . In lM*a. hy the Elka. | think Chllllrothe; Mnat have good steam and trolley lines, not leas than 73 acres of ground. 60 In good natural <).. ala» gave me. hut am not aure. Then woods. 15 level; have good springs and plenty of natural acenery. Owner matt Invert $10,000 in came the F.lka Carnival at Canton. D Theae AT PARKER HEADQUARTERS. park bnlldlnga; we do tbe balance and get the biiainess. Muat have not lea* than .TMi.OOO within •■••Te Independent propoaltlona. All ahnwa 50 mile* of locat'on. Give full particular*. What la the nearest reanrtT WILL PLACE FINE were hnllf perfnrmera a'ld talker* hired "lit I,.'avcnworth Kan . Fob. 1 (Special to The ELECTRIC CAROUSALL IN GOOD EXCURSION PARK ON PERCENTAGE BASIS. Address fight bv the Elk*. George Chartera waa chair nilII>oardl. Harry Wright wa* a visitor at PARK, car* Tka Billbward, Cincinnati. Ohio, ”r the Exerntive Committee and Frank hea'I'inartcra recently. ", "••kill a member of the committee. Xed SI'iitghlon haa retiim<‘d from hi* home Gaakill flraf ronrelved the Idea of potting In Fall* Cllv. Neh.. and will he found In thla out an organised rompanv, and did promote citv till the opening of the Parker Showa. •OKI put on one carnival that fall with the K C. W. Parker ha* returned from a bnalne** AEROPLANE FLIGHTS Alliance, O. (Thl* town, by the wa.v trin to Chleago and while there completed ar- la the greatest feature attraction and drawing card for a fair In modem timet. It haa takes neid the Drat street fair ever given In th'a rancfHnent* f'W the sale of several of hla carry- the place of the old-fashioned horse race and ancient para hnte Areps. MR. FAIR MANAGER, ^luntrv In the fall of 1M2. At least. It 1* ua all*. „ . _ we have broken the attendance record at every fair 'Ontracted for ua Ia*t season. Among others, ^ oMt town that gives any authentic rec- The work of getting the Parker Showa ready ■ak Tlie Mercer County Fair, Aledo, III.; Sank County Fair, Baraboo, Wla.; Green County Fair, OM. Veedrrahnrg. Iml.. clalo, to having the for till* aeaaon h«* already h'gnn and * large Carrollton, III.; Dyer County Fair, Djeraburg, Tenn.; Meddle Fair, Moldle. Ala., and Penoaonla. number of mechanic* were recently put to work. n ’L*.?’'* nolwllhatandlag.) Fla. Reliabllliv mean* dollars for fair managers, au wrKe at once fog terms. Ga^lll waa running a hotel In Canton at arrT.Tj AVIATORS, INC., Maaonii) Tmnple, CkloagV, ZIUimU. these flr*t Rlk* Oamivala and j_( (Contlnacd on page 35.) CIRCUS AND WILD WEST Tents, Banners, J.J.DcV lUx Sells Holdings in Show which Will Be Greatly Strength' cned Before Taking to Road—Notes from Sells-Floto and Young Buffalo Quartets—Gossip and Show Paraphernalia

i. 3. Df-Vaiix, who ba« be«n tn tUe show but- o|ieD cavalry claaa. beating all tbe United f>>r tbirty I<1 out but Slalea Army entriea. futiri' laiMiut:* of lli<‘ ItiK Uo|; anti l‘ou} , 'llie troop or performing elepbanta wblcli have IVriie for Catalogue, Sbou, aixl liirtifil Iht* tiutUt oxer to tbe nexx' alwa>a been a feature of the Sella-E'loto Cir- piopriet-ra mi Fi bruary .'t. Tliey x»ill lay up cuH, will be bamlled Ibis year by I.ucia Zeel. be- buaiui-sa Marrb 2. Tbe u|a‘Uiii|{ «t'ill take lue tbe Urat w >man to iierform full-grown plate In Ell I'.ian, Tex., uiidir tbe aiiapicea of a elepbanta. Ktbel UolH-rta will be in the aeeoud fialeroal ortler. rlug. xvilb Kaa ami .Mo. tbe lialiy ile|ibanta. Mr. tl'l’.rttn hat cone Kant to purebaae an The weather here for the paat few Wi-eka baa advanee car. Jm- Wearer, advani e niau for been deligb.ful, ao much ao Imletnl. that a ring tbe Ib-Vatix 8lioxr. will ctiuliliue Wilb tbe abow liaa liei 11 limit In the open air. oulalde of tbe tbe eoiiilii;; aeaaon. alao all tbe blll|Hiatera. big har.i at Oveiland Park, and all da.v bnig. Joe Waaiton aiitl wife will rouliuiie t" baiulle IM-rfornii ra who have already arriveil, can bi CDW. P. NEUMANN. JR.. Pr««. WALTER r. DRIVER. Vlo*>Rr«s. all tbe doKa aud laiulea. Ulacklidiie will be boat ei-n acbooling tbeir boraea in tbe open air. ■ JOHN C MeCAPFERY.TrMS. EDWARD R. LITZINOER. SMy. bottler. llie outfit will lie atrt*njrtbeneil ronaltlerably Id tbe riuu performanet-a. uiak.ui; It oue uot ACTIVITIES OF YOUNG BUFFALO SHOW, only of dtiita. lamiea, itoata ami luoukeya, but 22-28 North Desplaines Street, of atrial. KyiiinaKt and wire aeta. Chicago, Feb. 2 (Special to The Billlioardl. Tile abow trareleil over alinoat every branch —Colo lel Vernon C. S<-aver. general manager ol ri ad lrk lug bia popular repreaentatlon of tbe pioum-r ante about AuRuat 1. da.xa of llie Weal. Colonel Si-aver. unl.x Minstrel First Part, tbroiigb bla remarkable vitality, baa eacapx-d a serond o|H-ration, and tbia news will be mur<* Minstrel Parade, FROM SELLS-FLOTO QUARTERS. than weli-oiiie to bia host of frienda. CANVAS Tile Young ruffalo Wild West Show thla *ea Ushers, Bell Boys, IVnver. Col., Feb. 1 iS|H>cial to The Bill aon will Ih‘ greatly enlargi-d. several new ears boardl.—With almost every wagon fr a’.il) being added to the couMileim-nt. An eajiecial., Base Ball, Foot Ball, nainied, tbe new Idg top on bind, and the air iig added feature will lie tbe represental.o.. ■ LACK TENTS CIRCUS L rses aa fat aa butler, tlie Sells E'iotn Circus of tile F'ar Elnat. the detaila of which are Basket Ball, etc., etc. might now take tlie r>ad any day. Tlila show drawn from the Diirliar. or Inangiiratiou of the Scd4 ftf CATALOG. will o|H'n tbe a.-ason at Albuineniue, New .Mex¬ E^mpernr of India. Ebigland's greaieat Oriental FLAGS Waterproof Covers ico. April I, Ali-eidy iiia iy of t'he people con¬ l>osHi sainn. Thla fx-aiiire will be gurgeoualy lire Be Sure and Mention nected with tbe circiia have reached Denver, senti-d and elalmralx-Iy alagmi. 1 SEND FOR REM CRTtlOC ARO SECOHD HARD LIST Kind of Uniform Wanted. and are training aa the winter-iiuartera, and Colonel Sx-aver baa gatherx-d around him thl» out at Overland Park. .vear many old-tlmera in the Wild West busl Ithoda Koxal got in last week from Kansas neaa. The*J. C. GOSS QO. 'V.V'.V ' City, bringing xxllh him forty-live horax-a and I.on n. Willlama. wiio laat year was general the niajxirity of bla tro-p. wliieb ineUides Jolin I agent of the Voimg Buffalo Wild West show. 1- 214 S. Clark ST. CHICAGO Carroll. .Mrs. Khiala Uoyal. Ab Jobiisou, John I now In New York. Mr. Williama la in the Harris. Maude Itol.ma and Jolin Agx-e, eipiea- I ICasiern metro|Htlit on business pertainiug to tin- homson & Vandiveer TENTS Manufsotnaart of DOC" PARKHURST DEAD. OF EVERY Description Now is the time we need the work adiI Henry C. (Doel Parkbiirst died CIRCUS TENTS can ^ve quick action and close phoMi at St. Alex Iloaiiltal. Cleveland, O.. TENTS FOR RENT QUALITY THE BEST Jannnry 24. of pneumonia, and was •IS Eant Panel StrMt, CINCINNATI. O, bnr'xnl In Elks’ Rest. Lakeylexv Cem- THE COLUMBUS TENT & AWNING CO.. eter.v. Cleveland. He was 47 years of age. tlilrty-two of which was COLUMBUS OHIO. apeni In the cireiia bnsinesa, and ★ OF NEW YORK .A. was last aex-n with tlie F. A. Ridi Manufactureia at bins' Show aa bo«a canvasman. He was with J. n. I.aPearl for seven Circus and Show Canvases years and wl h Gullmar Rr.ia. nine Also Aerial Nets and Trampoline Boards. SHOW TEXTS, BLACK TENTS CANDY TOFS years. He was a niemtier of tlie MERRY-GO-ROUND COVSRB. Eugene (Ore.I I.odge R. I’. O. E. No. 163 SOUTH ST.. NEW YORK CITY. And avarytbing In canvas. Send for catalog .Vi", and of Coliimlnia (O.» F. O. E. No. 2!i7. Tbe orders bad Charge of lOS-11 South Main Btraat. St. Loula Ma the services. Tliere were several lliiral designs npon wbix-n the names of .Mr. ami Mrs. .Amlirose Drlcks, Bryan Pros.. Bryan and Company. THE FINEST SHOW PAINTINGS AND DYE DROPS AT LOWEST PRICES. Tell us what W. F. Zlpp and F. 0. E. and B. P. yon Di-ed aiul

WANTED—Circus Atiraclbma. etc., for Park Island, Lake Or'on. Michigan (The Cxmey Is¬ land of Michigan). 0|iena Decoration Day, May SO. M)I2. Merry-go-round. Fx-rrls Wheel. Games, Novelties. Illnslxins, Concesslona. etc. Free WE HATE FOR LEASE. CARS. M ft. long, fo> trim director of the RIngling Show, who will show. His presence there seems to Indicate grounds and free license for Clrcns and Wild shipping scenery, aulumxtblb-s. advance, baggagw visit In Denver until It is time for him to go that be is going to route the stxxw East again West Shows. Adxiress W. J. CRAWFORD. privilege, stock and merry go rounds. Deslrsbls to Barab o. I'ffiM- Dtitton is ex|ix>cted at wintx-r | tills year. Its success In the North .Cllantie Manager. 120R Chamber of Commer, e Rldg.. for abow sod circus comixintes. Rsssonsbia quarli-rs by Hie first w at Pco- a. dlri-cflng tbe work when both animals slxiwx-d signs «f ind sposition of reliir:l ling the lessx-r fcatnns of last seas n TENTS and orgsnir ng Hie xnm he has Onhs. Ratona and NovelHx>a. Stamp for ratalogox InxI'gestlon. Tl.ey were treatx-d for thla ail¬ pers' nal Jiirlsxlictlnn E. E. I.ampman. who *-a« ROME TENT & AWNING CO., ROME. GA. EDWARD TAN WTCK. . Ctneinnat:. Ohto. ment Jnst as a human hx-ing wonbi bare la-en. with the press staff last season, will be found and now bid fair to finish tbe season with tbe In the piibllelty denartnient of the show again clrcns. tills year. Ram H. Fielder Is re-engaged as Fred Ralley Ilntehlnson. manager of the elr local contractor. Josx-ph Rosentlial w-'II have E. J. HAYDEN & CO cns. la about to make a trip to the Pine R'dge the No. 1 Car, and Hie man who dlr<»cts the Agi ncy, to brine In tbe Indiana who have aigncnl di'sHnlx‘s of the sxxexmd car baa not aa yet bwn op for the coming season. annoiinexsl hr Ntr. WHIIama. C. A. Rln-rman of St. Paul, spent Saturday C. M, Cookston will put In his third season Show Paintings. and Sunday hire, and left for a trip in South¬ with the sh »• as ad'nster and general siip<-iln- tendent. Annie Oakley, wing and rifle shot, ern rallfornla. bis x'hix'ct've iKiiiit bxdng Venire. nor Ctrcaaca. all kinda of Tant Mr. 8h'rman Is aoeompanb d by .Mrs. Sherman. will again lx- a sp.'clal feature with the show. A. I.. Salvall will manage tbe side show anu and Outdoor 8howa, Concaa- Tile Horse Sliow here last week had a paid , annex. He Is now In Nashua. N. If. The ran •loB aod Street Men. attx ndanee of alixint 111.714. whioh was nearly I vas and seating capaelty for the coming year 20.000 greater than that of last year. Tile ex¬ will lie greatly Inereaax-d, aa will be tbe fea- hibit of horsxnx was one of the tx-st ever tx*en I turea and dlsp'ayt. FOR West of New Yxiik City. Several of Hie local people connectxnl with the show business were ALL PURPOSES among the evblhlfors. aa the borne bug has a 8. B. Anders.ai of Madison. I’l.. Is going to For Travellag Pbotograpbm. strong hold on Wxnxtern show-men. Arthur Ben put ont a clrcns. Wild Wi«t and minstrel elu.w. Write for 1912 catalogue, abow nett, wbxi has Ix-en gem-ral press rx-pres<>nta- traveling In wagons. Eugene Marcus baa Ixx-n THE BOLTE&WEYER CO. Ing many new and ImnrovaA lighting devtcea. ttve of the 8 -lls Floto rireiis for a number of engaged at asalstant manager. Alice Anderaon 12S*12T S«. C«nt*r Av*., years, won several riblKms with bis saddle will be treasurer sod Arlxuna Hinnie, areas di¬ WINDHORBT * 00.. horses, notably when bla bone Valor, won In tbe rector. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. 1044 a. Uth St.. St Lante. Ha. FECRUARY 10, 1912. Xlie Billboard 23

The Whltlarks have been enKaKe. round enda. tji.^ oi. drill, 10 ft. wall. Caed one month. Price . $40 BO out tliU eoniln,. aeaaou wiili the «li te tops 211x40. round and Kable enda. 10 ft. wwll. red and white airlpe. Tied two weeka. Price.. SO who waa with tlie Hsrtiiiiii Sliow for Hie |i.ist ■ iW'iiiB to a bail f ill reieiveil willi tlie S.-lla-KIoiu nine seasons, aclioi: in Hie cnpuelty of ass.st 20x40, round ends. o*. drill. 10 ft. wall. Used one day. Price. 57 Sliow last sia-oii. Her husliaud, Stick, will 20xr.0. round and yable enda. 8 ot. drill. 10 ft. wall. Usial six weeka. 55 ant treasurer. He would also like to know liave atio.her partner. wher- a letter W'lnld reach his son. l.onis P. s 2t>x.'(0, round and B«ble enda, 8 oa. drill, 10 ft. wall. Used three days . 74 t,r. vvho s Id prugrauis with the Furepaugh Show Showmen winteniiB In Houston, Te\., include 25x55, round and Rahle enda. 6Vi oa. drill. 10 ft. wall. Used one week. 73 Steve WihmIs. I,. A. AiiBor, l-'red I’‘ole. J. (’ :e.t season. 20x00, round and Ksble enda, 6*^ <>*• dwll, 10 ft. wall. Used one month . 70 D'ltrlen. Join) Sullivan. I.ew Nielods, Hert l.on 20x70. round and gable enda. oa. drill, 10 ft. wall. Used one day. 100 I'ark H. Prentiss, band leadiT. chisisl with don. .loe West .MoHie Halliy'a wins, Tolu Hays 22x8.5. round and gable enda. 6U| oz. drill, 10 ft. wall. Used four daya . 80 the Khoda Royal Indoor t'Ircus, and has been and Walter Uhodea. .'{Ox.50. round and gable ends, 6^ oa. drill, 10 ft. wall. Used two months . 70 engaged to direct tlic OaH.ind City llinl. 1 Hand Dtls and Mailsitions. the llarnum & Halley Circus season Hill, now Arthur G. Keene, last wason brigade agent playing the Sullivan-Considine circuit, will not of the California Frank Wild Wist, will act lie liliutltlisl with any of the- big circuses this as s|H clal agent w ith the Frank A. Robbins’ vaisin. They have twenty wei ks over the S.- SIkiws this wason. C. circuit, after which they play a few weeks .\fter closing the si ason with Harry Hike’s on tile United Time and then sail for Ibtniiie Sliow, F. .M. Farrell, magician and Punch and Out of WOOL, SILK, COTTON; also FLAGS WITH SEWED LET¬ for a fourteen months eugagi*• held in that city usual aroiiml the IKtwnie and Wheeler Shows seik Ilf March 5 TIh'.v will st'O advertise season 1912 MiMiipliIs. Pine Pluff ami Little Rock and open William Gilman, now manager of the Lyric Superior Viadact, CLEVELAND, 0. at the Hippoilrome. 8t. Ixvuis, March 19. Theatre, Belleville. HI., writes that he will Sam I'ohen. iwivlb ge man with the Sig Sau- contract one of the big circuses the coming ti lie Sho.v sMKon HHl. it In Poston. Isvoklng sesson. amilenrs ami |>rofessional trysmta, with a clr- Hank Ty^isn. formerly steward with the IO’ '•nit of imire than forty housi's. Mr. Cohen Ranch Show, Is now in charge of one of C. II. will have the jirlvlleges with one of the big Shaver’s rsilrosd lunch houses at Lake Crystal. shows Ibis wason. The office will be conducted Minn. >'.v his brother during bis absence. We are SPECIALISTS In every kind of caDvoi work for ebow equipment. Also Manila and wtia W. n. Caress, the original Ilooslcr Ruhr, rope, tackle, fittings, etc. Wa refer to our cuitomera. Ringllng Broa., Barniun A Bailey, ata. Ne’ir.asVa Hill ant Uiairi.my. a Western act. wjll again lie with the California Frank Wild Write for oar prleea. >■ playing vaihlevllle dates. Nidiraska Hill la West Show, working in the big show and con tn 'lid frontier cowlsiy ami all-round sh<'wman. cert. Me ev|e*cts to play vamlevlllc time iinlll March GEO•B•CARPE^fTERsCO Chicago whin he wll ri tiii-n to Newark. N. J.. to fake James Whalen, superintendent of canvas with out the Prairie Lillie and Nebraska Bill Wild the Ringllng Sliow-, Is superln'ending the hiilld Weat .thow. ing of a grand stand that will seat O.OOU peo¬ ple. Hir: I.eo. formerly with the Korepaugh Sells SliiiH. w hs has hi cn rdaylng In vaudeville in Cincy Paul Spierlng Is ingag>d as master of • iiieimiitl and vicinitr for the past n iie weik«. transportat'on with tie Two Rills’ Show. He Pittsburg Society Circus lia« Ii'fi f r ilia home In New Castle. Pa., wliere Is now In wlntcrqiiartcrs at Trenton. N. J. Benefit Pittsburg General and Emergency Hoepital. he will spend a few wei ks with h * m'Hn'r. J S. R- ticrtson has been engaged as manager Mr. I.io will tie with the Rt igl.ng Show this asiin. of the Ann 'x with Howe's London Shows, goui ■ Duquesne Gardens, week of February 12, 1912. new and novel fcatiiris will lie Inlrmluccd. K- nllw.irth I.aClsi'ssi'r has ’s*i*n eng'igcvl by WA.\T1]I)—A few more Circus ads that can do two or nu*rc acts, Hi ■ Ki, I' irson Puffalo R inch Wild West ss Charles Ilnlland. boss canvasman with the •ill . H' player and ari na anmuin'i-r for the com¬ Forepaiigh-Sells Show Ia«t season, la employed that have written, write ajjain. Larj'est Indoor Circus ever lield. ing « v..,, 11,. ,vlth tlm Y.nitg Hiiffalo Wild by the Chlcsgo and Northwestern R. R. M ■ f T rile past two •.■‘.a'-'iis aisi Hiis winter tickets sold. A few more jirivilcf'es for sale. 11. K. I’OLAC ' ith \\ 1’. McNair's New Fra I’oat .SIhiw. Edward LaGlenan. better known as Buttons has signed contracts for the 1912 season wit. Lyceum Buildinj?, Pittsburj^, Pa. W. II. an l J m Kennedy are not with the the Young Buffalo Wild West Slsov. Performers write Polack Booking Exchange, 516 Lyceum Building. I lin It SnilHi .Nlinws ss mentlen d In a recent Hector Davis will be with tlie Downie A ■ ssne. lint are running the .\. I. T. R rich W ill Wheeler Sliow s. He Is spending the winter M'est with the Progrcsslre American Sliows. months In Plantsvillc, Conn. playing tbniiigh Georgia and Soiiib Cardlua. Loney Hiicliaiian. of the Yankee Robinson SIG. SAUTELLE’i NINE BIG SHUW8 The Tiger Hill Wild lVe«t Show is now tour¬ Slmws. Is s|eiidlng Hic winter in California ing the Orange Slate to gissl bus n's^, isinsi.l- with bis mother at S.in Jose. ering the iiuravoralde weather experien ed the lust f.iiir weiks nnly one day hia lus-n lost Dtls .\hbmcver. who was on the No. 1 ad¬ • isl thai at Marianna. Fla,. January 12. vance car of the Young Hnff.do Show last sea¬ son Is wintering at I’olsnd. Ind. lie wiiiti r-qnarters of the Livingston Show Prlckctt and Luster, now on the Interstate on-,.Ilf s hn«v aspect In pn p.aratloiis for l!H2 Time, have signed with the Hagciibeck Wallae rio' show will have new canvas, wagons, etc.. Shows, season 1912. Homer l.sisirtyi Hall, who Is at home In Erl.-, I’l.. for tlio w ti'ir. has signed with one of the hlg Southern shows. with Sufficient Capital Holzer and Rezloh, comedy acrobats, have been re-cngageil wlHi Hie Mighty Haag Shows, making FOR AWAGON SHOW their third season. Eis>n rc-engagi-d ss musical Will D. Rain y wll do the local contract¬ Proposition. I will invest money and ten diri cler with Wiislt'inann's Kit Carson Rliffalo ing for the Yankee Ibrhiiison Shows this sea¬ years’ exiH-rience. Only reliable parties Ranch Wild West. EDDIE DOREY, son. eonsidered. Addre.ss “Partner,” care Bill¬ D. H. Ilccry. trainmaster, left Cincinnati Lawrence Marshall will have charge of the for ShrcTciMirt. La., to take charge of the lighting department with the Ringling Show. board, t'meinnati, O. Haag Show train. Charles Davis, well-known oircus man. Is Harm D'Rrien. the original Young Riiffalo. WANTED TENTS -2 Push Pole White Tents, with the aviators in South Americ.i. will trv snl s»-eiire backing for a Wild Wcsi alioilt 30x60 ; 2 Push Pole Black Tents. alMiiit sts'w for 1912. Dutch Myers will handle the Haag Show can SOxl'J). HAILEY A SHOAT’S SDi:rHER,Y The I. irixiiilans. cm' dy acrobats and cn vas with Alex Rigboy as assistant. SHOWS. Vivian. La. torliotilsis. have signisl contracts with the J. Delmnr .\ndrcws will Ik‘ with the Y'ankes NOTICE. SHOWMEN-I buy. sell and store all Wallace .S1m>w. Robinson .shows again this season. kinds of show stuff tents and ninsciim goods. C. 0, tv’iulls. who |s ahead of the Tovmak r’s Sii'p your gon. Rogers SlMtw. h.is bex-n rc-engag

Peteii Win* Three-Mile Championship—The Week’* Event* in the World of Lillie Wheels—Items of News and Bits of Gossip Owners should write for the big About Skaters and Skating Rink Attractions new catalog of

Rmtitry Prtf-rs aicaln driuonstrated to the pub ly the blgbeot claaa akater. She knowa the lie that be la the faaleat abater In the rbani- proper way to eiecute one or two of the dlIBciill pionablp rarea that are now b<‘lnK held at the figurea, then givea the lateat rarietlt'a of dances WuruTzer Jal ALai Holler Kink in 8t, l«ula. Mo., by oil akatm. To dance the hornpipe, which la one wlnninfc the Mcond race of the world’a profea of her feature, la itaeif a difflcult tank, but Aatonitic Nitical iBstmaents alonal rbainplonahlpa, the final of wbleitive heat in Hu> preliminary heata Iran skaters, still she is an American girl, built e»i>ecially ior SkatinK.Klnks, are that were abated on Monday, Tiieaday, Wt^lnea but has done most of her skating abroad. used by the leading riiikseverywhere. day, Thiiraday and Kriday nilthta. and the five eoinpeted In the grand final on January :<» HKI.E.NA. MONT., TO BUILD KOU.ER RINK They play in the correct kwitig time R In the music rolls. tin, cdiampion of Callfurnta; Harley l>arl he gets the iM-rnUt, he will build a first class also the world'a champion blryeie rider at long CIKCIN'NAT Nitw i’’UKK CHICAGO rink. distance. Shark waa killed within llie laal HM71 R. 4th tfi-KT W )Ud S.Wabash ST. LOUIS CLRVRLAND NEW RINK FOR SAUK CENTER. MINN. year, being run down hv an automotdle, and JUNCTION MAS A FREE ROLLER RINK was as years old at the time of his dMtli. 917 Pine 8U0 Huron Road 791. Main Chariea Slesler is the manager of the new Instead of eonttnuaily iweaelilng reform for The two ladv skaters of anv promlneis-e at I.OOISVIt.LH COLUMBUS. O. niiier akating rink recimtly started in Sank the young |>eopIe of Crsnd Junctl' n. (' IKsd the rolI< r erai< ' InenI wsiincT are In eharpe of Hie work of pro g<>t to lie enormous, whieh tnrnial anit a ii.-w eroo viding clean amnsemi nta for the Isiys and girls of profeaalonala, ancli noteako, N. Y.. had tiie pleasure skater living. The king pins of to-d-iv 'Wti , of witnessing Ibire Devil Frank’s exiilhition of thank him for manr of the movements wh eh li- roller skating at Hie Tiipper latrlipular bits. skater awardi-d a iinslal by the National Skat Ing Association of I.onilon. Eng., for passing the NATIONAL .\'niLETir CLTB SKATEK.s;. National fsl in artistic . I'liere The National Athletle Clnh of Wasliln'.'lon Berni Organ Co. 220 W. t4tli St, New Yorl is noth ng s-nsatlonal in Miss Merry Martha’s n. C.. has added poller skating to their ll«t o' Tel. 628 Cholaoa. pi-rformaneaH—no chair jumping or slides for athletle sis ris. In a leftir received from tli"tr life, but her exhibition appeals to ail, espi'clal secretary. Mr. Rotierf E. Voikmer. tie st'ites WMATS THAT NOISE? JUST that his Club has taken a gis'at Interest l-i roller skating, and have a nnmlier of skaler- 8. E. BEHYMER. who will represent his elith in that lis-allly Joe Oarner. one of the memiiers. is a graeefiil “Ye Artlatio RoMor SKator" exhibition skalir of great ab'l'ty. while .1. It " bacK In America. nolds, F. WllP'ke. W. H. Colson and tiroHier WHY was she the only skater ever hooked for form a team of relay skaters known as ibe IMtii one month each in Umdon. Paris, Berlin. St. These skaters with the assistance of tit" rlnt Pi'terslinig. .Algiers Ilrnssela and others? lUlnk are great hoosteps for the roller game, anl at" lier and see fop yonrself. Address XH7 East read.v to defend the'r title against all skati' s- tkilh SI.. Clereland. Oli'o. In their dlsfrlet. Ttieso skaters have mad' records for themselves at the Convention liall In Washington. IVVOUAK AMONO THE MEXICAN.^ I am hack In Monterey again after liavltig III en a few days I'seli at Monlemopejos. Llnan - and .Monepiva. It la very har*! wxs'k down her" German Comedian, Fancy and Speed Ex¬ •Ml till' rinks have pine floors except tie .Mop pert Roller Skater, pn'aenting the moat ten-y rink and the Isnrds In some of them are entertaining Novelty ('omeily Act before nineh as a ipiarter of an inch apart so iha' yon have all yot. They ape too eritd ■ as a nation to enjov skating as a pastime. Tlics*- W£ BUT ABD BELL USED ROLLER BKATES tieople giif me down here thinki'ig that my le'n'j (None Surhl Roller Rink Floor Surfarar. which here would stimulate the Interest and enits keejia the floor clean and skates from allppliig more of them fo n’ek no skating, htif Instesd no dual: 4c per iHwiud. AMERICAN HIN« of that tlie rinks are rrtiwrded every night wlHi SUI’I'I V CO.. Sandusky. Ohio snectafors so that ne'srlv all of the floor spar" has to lie irflllxed for spectators and only five — WANTED, A LOCATION — or six p«'rhapa ten people skate, and then tiii'x At grsal Slimmer Resort, for flrst-clasa Rolli-r are only the men. Rink. Addnss C.AKBER'S ROLLER RINK Tile ladles do n”t skate here at all. II D Charlotte. Mich. Hie most |s>eullar plae«> I have ever been in I Ih'nk Hi" ihlef reason they don’t skate tinir" •( ROUES BKATES WAMTED )- here Is iH'eaiise ytiu can't clamp skates onto .300 pair. Winslow preferred. Stale parltriilars bare feel. You are. It Is ao warm here all H D. WERNER. Weatem ElocRric Co., time that most of the natives go har*'-f<"*tisl Woat Btreot, Now York Qty, all winter, and Ih y wouldn't think of soeiidlnr money fop a pair of sho<-s to put skates on. I/>ts Bought, >old. exchanged and of ih‘ ae iM>ople never had ■ paid of slioes on In their lives. Tlicre la. however, no kirk about repaired. the sneetatoys; they turn out In epowda and as JOHN MUZZIO A BON. ITS Park Row, Now Ta^ Manager of LaJunta Rink, LaJunta, Oolo., Ur. ttie charges are 25 rents for admtaslon. the br npuo for giv'ng bia support to any movement any good Amerlran alomacb to aland. I hav» MEYER’S Paint, lOc alone that 11m which may be agitated. been eating only boiled eggs and oranges f'lr

II FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

(hr past wrrk for everr me»l. iir*^*"** 1 can t It^and the Mexican cook’nic. The orangea I III. k.'.l invKelf on a Urge American omnge plan- I latlon In Moottiuorelo*. nice big Julcj’ uareU. | Wherever Music is Required I ran t laat hen- much 1. nger, and I am going Established i832 to return to (be State* very aoon. I am ge(tlng . r.l.**e from my two month*’ contract. play the Allegan (Mich.) Kink on January • ADELAIDE D VUttAK. I 2!». .10 and HI. and Elwood. Ind., for Manager Pint Prize Whereter Exhibited Hpown on February 1 2 and 3. Tlie w. ek of vvksTKII.N UOLLEU rilAMl'IONSHII'S Fit It j February 5 they play In old Kaintuck. Manager ' CHICAGO. Scidiee of the Auditorium Rink, securing their If the pri'dlctlon* of .Manager Mort G. Wolf service* for that week. the San Soucl Holler Kink. an‘ carried out. DARE DEVIL I.EWECK BACK IN FORM. Chicago will lie tlie'acene of the amateur roll.T A* used la rhanipionxliipa of the W.atern Stat. and If not S. Herman l,eweck, known all over the I nlted Dance Hall. for the Weatern State*, mrelv for tlm Illinoia State* and Canada a* the most wonderful dare .. .■hamiilonahili*. Manager Wolf ba« liehl *everal devil skater, Isith on ice an.l roller skates, 1* HE ■ lianiplonRhlp event* at hi* rink, and altlioiigh once more back among the skaters. This much h.- know* what a lot of hard work It take* to he sliow.-d in h:* wonderful exhibition of Jump MAKE ... affair* of thl* kiml, yi t he is always Ing backward over a three-foot table, over near¬ trying to do something that will keep the In ly a dozen barrel*, and ending up by tying hi* THEM lerest In roller Kkatliig up to the highest own World’* record jumping haikward over a TO standard. The *k*lers In the Western part of hurdle place,! 3 f-et. r>t4 Inches. These feats (he country are anviou* to get together and a being accompllshi d by L. week after being only LAST. me. t anch aa Manager Wolf would promote a short time ovi r the effect* of a serious opera¬ would bring skater* fn>m Milwaukee. Wis.: tion. are (sinaidennl most wonderful, and the 1*. Moln *. I*.; Ka'ikakin*. 111.; Ilockford. 111.; many thousands of peojde who witnessed his Vincennes. Ind.: Grand Kapid*. Mich., ami num pt rformance at Douglas 1‘ark Chicago. Sunday. croiia ollur place*. January 2S. conshh're,! It the most wonderful exhihllion ever witnessed In public. Leweek K ANS.VS CITY AltltAXGlNG FOK IMIOFKS d'es the same stunts on roller* that he does KINGSTON CONSOLIDATED RAII^ SIGNAL MEET. on Ice. and for that reason he deserved great WAT COMPANY’S PARK. • re,Ft for the dating tricks ano»cs running fidlowlug the skater in the world In a backward race or Jump. ehaiiipionship*. Gf course the meet will not KA.NSAS CITY RINK CHATTER. Merry-Oo-Roand. Your band or orchestra is your Firk“ci’ami>. ‘ .Manager E. M. .Misvar of the Coliseum Rink Is a busy man rbi-se days, arranging some good most expensive item. Why not let us save you this money sttractions ami novelty event* for bis rink. Tiny hsve a danily band at the Collaeum to le-gln with, and the dir»‘ctor, Charli-s Temple, Our instruments are noted for their musical quality, Oui i always ha* a nice program of 18 piec***. which Inelutle many of the latest popular ones of the patrons have them forty years old and playing. day. Mooar I* at present figuring on a h'g attraction In the way of a big rsi-e meet, and priv|w>se* to make arrangements with the skat¬ SEND FOR CATALOGUE. er* now racing at St. Ixiuis. to visit Kansas City after the championships are over. .Mo>ar wants the racers and they must race on the : *i)uare If they come to his rink. On January 30 he had a couples race; January 31. ladie* one- •lusrter mile race; F'ehruarv 2. a royal pursuit 273 F'lftli Avenue rare 1* b olttMl fi>r his rink, which will prove a good attraction. INDIANA RINK MANAGER TIIANKFLT.. THE BEST RINK SKATE Word is received from Manager and l*ro- prietor J. W. Dasher of the roller rink at .Mt. Feller. Ind.. that for a *mall town of 5.0*8) In¬ believe it. Thousands of othors habitant* that he is getting hi* percentage at the box office everv time he ha* an attraction, kaow it. Order a sample pair and be and packed bouses are the results. The patrons ; favor trick and fancy skating and no doubt eonvincod. Write for free catalog. We some of the exhibition skater* couhl get an carry a complete line of rink supplies. We < ngagenient by writing. Mr. Dasher is a hust- I ler; he Is the whole shucks in this town; Is* supply parts for other makes of skates. sldi's owning and operating the rink, he runs a blacksmith shop, c-irrlage and paint shop. The r nk is rttixl.'si ami eoulppcl with Henley skates 1123 Washington Biwd., CHICAaO, ILLS The two attr.actlons of late were the Greased I’lg Contest, which wa* a grand succes.s. and the pie-eating contest, which wa* a cork T. for the skaters after having their hand* thd bclilnl them and burying their face* in a large, juicy Ovar 1,000 In uaa. Mada In tnraa alaaa blsckh rry pie. could not be identified after the For Holler Rinks, Amusement I’ompsule*. Usne* contest. Halls, Contractors and Builders everywhere Uacblnes easily rented to Contractors and Build i MOOAR WANT8 TO HELP OTHER MGRS. srs at a net profit of not less than tlO to 121 I .Manager E. M. .Mooar of the Coliseum Kink a day. It la very eaally oinrited, as when the : at Kansas City. Mo., has writttn me offer ng a handle la raised. It la Inidlned tt( move f^irward ' pro]), sition to rink managers that may le of of Its own accord. Built on tbe only correct great a*' stance to dome of tlie smal'.er rink principle. Guaranteed to be tbe KE8T uiachliM managers. Mr. Mooar. who publishes tl e Rink with which to produce an eves, Hnn.itb eurfac* ] Chatter, ha* numbers from 1 up and they con on any kind of wood Ihmr, old or new. hard ! tain a lot of good Information about skating soft. Will surface from 5,000 to 7,1 nii-iit of the Ari-na. Thi re weri’ ’JPil entries for t'tir skating chaiiinl ns In the near f itiire. umbia College Team seven in a game or lioi W.i I the three i hampheishlp rices for men and fo- This youngster RIckson. thc.v claim, has Hu- at the St. Nicholas Rink In Ni'W York fitv. the tlirci- o|H‘n raci"*. a* f Hows: Quarti'r mil- making of another Edmund I.amy. and If all o' on January 22, by a scori* of 6 to 2. 1 chamiiionshlp. .'{d; two-m le ch impionship. 3!* the big bnsln, ss men in the large cit es would 5,000 ATTEND ,SKI .MEET. 141 FOOT .HMP I five mile i-hnni|donshlp. 4ii; half mile op«>n t" tak*’ this mar’er nn of providing sport f ir rln- Isiya. tdghtien or umh'r. KM on<‘-qnarter mlF schoid cl’lldri'n *nd Ih'se that arc to bofionii' MADE. for Ih>v*. twelve or nmli‘r. 5'); one-half mile. great skater* In the near future skat’ng w-.nl ' Five tip usand pi rgile altendisl the ski me. t. 1 ofen Bn" glrN. -’h) The carnival iqien <1 wFh e If a very ixipnlar *l>ort. and would he the m -ins the largest in the hisiory of the sisirt in .Ainer hoi-ki y game between Melrose H. .S. an I S im-r f iiTovldlng great winter sjiort for the y iing lea. at Rtonglif n. Wis.. on Ja iiiary 21. I liei-e vllle H. S.. anil was a br Iliantly-playcd gam sters. were sixty-five c,>mi«‘tit,irs. Signal Hanson. and was w,vn by Mn One of the largest crowd* of tl e smison on a ARENA .MEN RL.ANK "Y” HOCKEY TEAM 1 Helen Grav. *<'c,,nd: Clotilda E. Nllle. third race night wltniissis! the races and saw th<> won Furrowing up the enemy’s d-fens,' n nnllk - 1 Tlm.>—2:07. derfni skating of Klmm and Carl* n. two of He m;inn>'r In which a dreadnought vronld ' Two mile championship —Won by Eilwanl I. (’h'c ig.i’s star roller skati rs. Cliailcs GilFi-k plough through a lie t of fishing bark*, tlw B cksoii- Frii'k I*. D-ai lahy seiamd; Phillb si'n anil .Ambrose Red fin'shmt secoml; an' •An iii hockey s. yen of Detroit. Mich.. s,piasbed :i Rlchenberg. thiril. T nie -d ll. F-ank Nenl and I,eo Glassbrcmer were third the ”Y” representative li< < key team by a hand¬ Ijnarli r loile for b •* n iter twelve Won by The Sans Solid Rink holds the record for t<*ini some luarg n. The com liiding count wa* 7 to i), I ’ Gisirge F I’attn le. T'lue—51:4 5. skaters and It Is doubtful If thi re Is a leini with the “Y” on th,* 0 e-wl. Tlie gam,- w-a* s I Five mile elriniidonslili. Won by T. T M'lrc'i of amateurs In the country that can di f‘at th- playcl at th- Ar. na In D.-tndt. Mich., on Jan 1 ; Kilward I.. RIckson. seismd: F. P. Faulkner crack teams of Hic Chicago rink. M.anager ii.ir.v 20. The “Y” boys n-present the Y. M It j ih'-d 1 no- IS 07. Me>t <5 Wolf has dcvelood m re sne,-,! skater C. A. of Detroit. Special ev.-nt. exhihllion again*! time, by probably th^n any other manager In the skating WilVam H. M Trltt. o-of, | chsmpton of game an! has at all times been one of th' M.ASQI’ERADE AND DANCE FOR HILliSlDE St. J. hn. N. B One half mile. nme—l;2.'l ferem,'«t plngg'rs for tie radng game. .S|n*ctn PARK RINK. n ' sec. tors can go to his rink on an.v Friday n gb' Big doings are carded at the H’ll*Me Park e Tbe aiwclal (natch race between Mrs. Frank » <1 w'tne^s a star event, as Hie skaters thir' Bfdler Rink. Newark. N. J . on F, bniary 16. r I Mac Millan of Fort I i-e. N. J . and Mi-s t>o> • are fighting ore another like n-al enemies, an' There will bo a big masijiieriile and dance. 1 : Fed rson was a veer rood race. Mr*. MacMillan there Is let to be the first offense charginl of e came all the way from Fort I.ee especially to faking In a race In Man.ager Wolf's rink. (Continued on page 34.) 26 Xtie Billboard FEBRUARY 10. 1912.

• FILM SYNOPSES 3 - NESTORS A WEEK - 3 Brief Outlines of Stories Told in the Latest Productions of the Mon., Feb 12,1912 Sat, F«b. 17 Patents and Sales Companies—Release Dates and L-cngths of Subjects Are Given Iiibad the Count Brann^gan’s .\ I'omoily th:it ('mitit.s. Promotion SALES COMPANY. Wed., Feb. 14 A I’olicc C'omctly I’ippin RHFl.mTKIX.S KRttM Till-. FIRiri.KillT (Dra¬ NESTOR. ma: roliaso Feb. IJ; His Side Pard Sreraiios slit ulcl l>e sent to the Nes¬ IKil'KIN'S D O C- liiitrth. I.IKKI feed— . tor Hint Co., Sunset Wvd., Holly- <; O X K D 1. f f K < op,\ I i^hti d IIHJ by , .\ itching Wcstt'rn. W(kh1, CuI. (Com dy; released Imp Films Co.—Cap¬ Fib. leiiKth. - tain R t.t m r, a one- feotl. — Ilopkina Is ariiit <1 old iiMier, reads Send 5Cc in Stamps for Photo, 35x10, of Entire Nestor Co. n titiiHl to pay hia 4.v4.r oil «n I* len. C-. they boaid bill or i;ot < ul ami w.-ik ■u fond lluuKry and tlalds r iU« til He recei veil Kaslod, Hopkins en 1. I iiir f «Hn li.a old swt*« DAVID HORSLEY, - - ■ Bayonne, N. J. NESTOR lists the aid of the Hiearl. now a wid- waitress, but Mr-. Oii-r a of lea i llii-ir loiiiaufe is depli-tial in a pleasing man¬ Hasher, with her ner. Tliey are slainii as youthriil overs. Older ImiihIIo, “Todsie.” is arouii tiii.v pliglit tiieir Indh and the j'oung oninipreaen:, and ills mail maiilies away to war. He ia reported plans for a feed fail. anion;: ih*. ih-ad and she .yields to tin* pli-adings IIuiii;or sharpens a m.o'. -It.. ...ii ito .-1 *V.'-V‘''' r 1 I’’f aio.llior Ilian. Her soldii r lover arrives home S.mtL .b of .1^1 'L ■ '■"".I'*'';;'’ ' »>"■ 'lay If the widd uK. but does not illstlose Hidiklns alo ie of the Isiardera was sympallietie. Uis l.leiitily, not wishliiB to mar her happiuess. “Put Money In Thy Purse” He Inserts an ad., and the next day the miss, .sin- had ... him dead Just prior to the ing dog is returned. .Mrs. Hasher paid a re o|ieniiig of tile stoi'y. Their foiKl idd mem- Shakespeare didn't say this with reiJard to POW ER’S CAMERAGRAPH want of $-jrt to Hopkin's envoy, and he return d ori- s are revived and. wltli a s;);:i. the veteran No. (j. tho* he could have, were he alive today. like a con.iuerlng hero, |>aid his bill and is in- turns to go. His romaiK’e, he thinks, is over. •tailed aa star lioarder. On the same reel la ^ He li.id lovnl ihe old ladv’, lint l. si in-r. pi And we might add that as Shakespeare produced The New I’rinee of the Church, I follow a him to the ihsir and puts Iier anna I |l* the best plays of Ills or any other age, so the beat THK NEW PRINCE OF THE CHI RCH aMiiinl his neck and they are b..ih li.-r.py again. (Topii'il; length, - feetl.—Showing Ills THIOtrOH THE FRAMES IDrama: n-le.as- !J pnsluc, today In Hie .Moving IMcture Machine In Eiiiliienci*, Cardinal Farley, on board the steam- Fell. 15; length 1,000 feetl- -''•I'.vr glited litpJ S dnstry Is ROWER S CAMER.tORARH No. «. er ••Rerlln." snrrouinleil t»v a coterie of c.iurch by Imp Films Co.—Tlie wife of an engini>er is I ' 5 o ** thing you can afford; com dignitari a and public men. Tlie dlvtinguisheil dangeronsly ill. A telegraphic message lomes ■ prelate Is also sliown leaving the boat, arriv- from down the road announcing lliat a villige lietlHi.n I* keen, and If yon don't get It the other Ing at the Battery and going Ihrougli the u threati inal with a fori*st tire and the lives _/ \7A fellow will, with the result that he will play to cniwilial stris-ts. There are aplendid views of of the Inh.ahitaiilH are endangered. Tlnwe is ll‘r public la wise to ROWER'S the “Rosinlale,” committee boat. Fifth Avenue no one else to man fhe engine and he ihs's and St. Patrlek’s Cathedral Jammial with tlnm- Tlie drlyitig of the engine Ihrongh tlie clouds 1II ' ®- *"'* •• to be the only Moving Picture sands of enthusiastic (leoplc. The wonderful of smoke; the burning of the telegraph otllce \\£^ (M.i hlnc which gives (lerfect results. nigtit illumination of the Cathedral makes a and the mad lliglit of the frighlen>-d villagers V j We are the p|i.Tii>era In this Industry, and our fitting climax. all combine to Intrisluce n-a11sm that holds the WHITE Cl-OCD'S SECRET (Western drama; intirest from start |o finish. When Hie en F fourteen years’ eximrlence and skill have enabled releasid Fih. 7; length. - feidl.—White gineer returns from bia is-rlloiis triii he Undit [! ^ |"i us to produce this maclilne, wbl h la ball, for wear Cloiul Is dying, and gives bis son. Standing bis wife much Improved in health and receives Eagle, who has Just returned from an Indian the plaudits of hla kind neighbors. He is pre ^^ t~--| *"*1 tear. Is guaranteed for a year, and projecta a college, a watch containing a picture of a | aented with Howera and ohilgisl with an Im --3^ picture absolutely without a fi'cker. young miner and Ihe name John Merislith, and proniptu spiiech of thanks, ^ our reputation is behind this ma a walli-t iM-aring the same name. He then tells |•|-stt\lnttlI F hafp iv exvivvtii ^>0 CHINE; and we repi a, that a POWER'S No. 1b how in hla youth he had klllisl a miner and «,Tin,ue. i'-se FVh 17^ i.^aVih -im l.JiV" I —vT « robbi-d him of bis watcli, wallet and gold, and c^.iivrighted into hv im'J’Filma tbil^n'in _j I \' your house will surely "put money in thy pnrae." JoF’lhH^goi'd “he 'hi?, ”^rlghV‘■'l“7‘“^.l“b^^ fhrsTnn/'Urth n'^nuy” ,11'yr.nn7sF;a"’ha"d 1 1 Catalogue O la youra on request.

3r re.r'’.*^***7m,“"h:r';i;'‘'‘.frer‘ **“**.*^*'y trier s"ngntHmuns 7hHpie,ag1e‘''rl not gantitred lnt4i witb.n.rLmi’“‘;nd‘rh;“Umr^^ tiiard sees her husband conversing with another young lady and Iwcomea Jealous. Her I A. Buying B^^ctiange and goes quietly on, of their lives. ma d sees the cliance of making a little extra I NKVKH SAID A WORD (Conusly; releaaort anad adriaea Mrs. Dospard to feiKU madness to FS'b. Hi; leiiitih. - ftetl.—Mr. and Mrs. Jo\ br.nft hubby to bis s<‘ns< a. The maid then |K'r ! ANXI-XRtJSX FILM CO. ar<> auch a loTlnir couple Hiat nobody would siiadoa Ralph to felrn In-anity to cure the wifr. think them inarriisl. Mr. Joy calls up ••Doario" Ralph do a so, and Ijnila in a aanitariuni, where 128 West Lake Street. CHICAGO. ILL. from hia oltice and tells her tlu-y will k

-Ou NOTICE! NOTICE! FOR SALE—IS reels first class film for sale at prieea Hiat make yon ofien your ryim. I am n«t selling Junk hut goial film FILM TITLES Don’t expect liink. All goisl subjects and cm plete $12, $1.5, $1H pi*r reel. Worth ibwible AND ANNOUNCEMENTS the price aski-il; 5 seta song allilia. 1 wt Dan te’s InferiS'. 1 4't. In. It. A I.. objective lena, 4 motion slides. If yon are wanting film get *‘25c. A YARD.” this Us, bi-fori- linylng, Addri'aa DR. CHARLES I.YNDHN, Ilomeworth. Ohio. IN ANY LENGTH. PRINTING and DEVELOPING MOVING PICTURE MACHINES FOR SALE— Casli. or on ea«y payments We have 50 see Dona for the Trade ond hand Machine, at bargain prieea THE OFO. A KNAAK CO.. .52 Ceape St.. Oahkosh GUNBY BROS.. 199 3rd Ave., New York Wlseons'n. r|| yC High class Second-hand Films f»r Bale, FILMS—lllgb clasB, aecnnd hand Fllnia for sale, riLlHO wilth Posters. Reasonalde Prices. Alao with |«strrs. Reasonalde prieea. Alao Feature Feature Films. 1, 2 ami 3 Reels. K. It. GOR Films. 1. 2 and 8 reels. E. B. GORDON, Court DON, Court BIk., 80 East Oingreas 8,.. Detroit. ailmp«M> of the extortion scene of Tlie Trust, a two reel Oaumont flam, to be released March ». Blk., SO Caagraaa, Baat. Detroit. Ulch. Midi. 7

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fortable and peaceful. After bla deain, bis *o, 1* Bwn by JokIiiih'ii chll«lr«"n, wIk) arc tickled will la read by his friend and contains only the to r*-(>ort the fact* to th Ir father. Thf.v (treatl.v rnllowlna Item: I l>ei|iieatU to iny family all enjoy Joliiia's anicry acciiKatloiis. but when tin* IBT riches, which consist of itralltude for har lliree coiis|>lralor» explain the affair, the chll ml' made my last days on earth peaceful and ilren are axhaineil, and family egiiilllirlnm Is at hniipy. leiiKlh ri stored. TllK CIKI' WHO WAITK.I) (Urania; release Feb IS; buiflh - fiel In. but the bully Is In a still wo;s«- pnsllcanp nt le-Lire be wakes up. Enterprise Optical Mamrfactnring Co., 570 W. Randolpli SI, Chicago. A r.riLTA' CONW'IEXCK (Comedy; release AOEVTS IN ALL PRINCtPAI. riTWlS Feb. 7; lensth - fcell.—Mr. Wis,-. to pre rent bis umim-lla from iM-lng stolen while In a restaurant, attaches a lalH-l to the nnibrell.a, Aatinc that he who owns It w-eit:lm .’tdti ixuinib. and ran lick anytbine from an elephant to a hyena. In s|iite of this the unihrella Is stolen, and Mr. and Mrs. Wiae cet wet. As a >ike Mrs. Wise advertises that the iierson who stole (Milano, 5 reels, Licensed—Helios, 2 reels. Independent) Mr. WIsi'■ nmbrella Is kmiwn snd will !>»■ sr r*-ste.. 143 W. 43th St.. 'Suite H04j N. Y. City. the Jewels her elf. haying r<*ason to IH-Ileve thii daughter. le nla. have Inst arrive,!. Paul falls he wt.uld altimpt the crime In a moment of In love with the girl ami dancea with her that «eakni-ss. The hnshand wni n he fln-Is t'le J -» evening. The secret society memle rs see SEND FOR OUR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE els missinr hss the |>ollre Inyestlirate. and the tl-eir plans going awry and call P nil's atten erlnie Is finally trao>d to Mr« Cranston. tlon to his row. Ixmla overhears ami attempts to detain Paul nntll after midnight, but be DRUMS, TRAPS ARD M0VIR6 PICTURE EFFECTS ECLAIR. leaves th - room. Lonja follow s. an I Just as Paul la about to sho, t her father, diverts his SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. ▲ TIIK II.AND.S iDrsma release) E, b. k: length (Contlnncl on page 36.) LOUIS B. MALECKI &. CO 337 S. Wabash Ave.. CHICAGO, F’t'l<‘nds of thi- KiIM rlii*™iWs t of an In dty , acJL s«-y ast.nm vl«.t the <•' lalillsliiii- nt and see th - 0-“''' tniii'it s. Due of th,-m. a dangerous manl- ar. who has strangle,I b s own wife, St anils hefon* th- in I'nnolice.l he fol- lows a young woman of lb, party Tlie visitor* •re in the superintendent's office when a keeiM-r en ers to t. II lilm the maniac In giiesilon has 2mB££ imps j young woman remains alone EVERY WEEIC^ with her hnsh.snd. Suddenly the maniac Is sen looking through the window. The wi.m.in taints, ami li, r bnsband I, avei the room to .'ill o*r iielp. When she regains eiwisci msness. the Bitnlac Is atsiiii to arize I ry. S'e rus'.ios ,'11' •ml l,k-ka herself In a pavll'on. hut the maniac lOib'W', ami eisterlng tl rough an ooen wlmbiw. •pr.ngs on Hie helpli ss w-oman IlappPy the ^P-rintrn.l, nt. with a few- keepers, arrives In Pidrerv’ ’* ARAn.AN POTTERY (Educational: length. feeM.—An tntrrestlpg aiibjert. showing the arshan method of moklng i«'tt,T,y. vih-sit m' iil,l«. and drying In the snn and d,'r:i:ii r Of same, then baking, and ffnally. tie r.-nu-vnl from the furnace after tlioronghly hardrtieil. •the PATHHtril' SDNS ,l*Ttmi; micas,-, t'-ti. 1.3; I nglh. - feeti. -tJrsndf liber tells

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t 1012.) (Copyright 1912.) (Copyright 1912.) (Copyright 1912.) ;'est Imp* ever A trenienoously sensational What Is ■ ••puslimoblle”? Sei Here’s where King Itaggatt, plot mak<'s i melodrama. A fully egulpiied Ibis dim and find out. Am WllPam Sliay, and other Impa 11 War battle i train si>ee

IMP FILMS COMPANY. 102 W. lOlat Street, New York.. Carl Lienunle, PreatidMit. HAVE YOU SEEN THE ’'I.MPLET'’ YET? FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

Blampbln A Ilehr Trio (Varieties) TVrre Haute, Ind. Barry A Wolford (Potl'a) Hartford, (^nn.; (Pull'al Bridgeport, 13-17. Bogart A Xalaon (Orpbaum) Madison, WIs.; (Xaw GraodI MlnnaaiKdla Minn., 12-17. Remoh Gems I Rears. Leo (Empreaa) Vancouver. Can, Barry, Mr. A -Mrs. Jimmie (Urpheum) Brook¬ ROUTES AHEAD lyn; (.Alliimbrai X. Y. C.. 12-17. \ -Not Imitations B'g City P. nr (Lyric) Dayton, O.; (Hippo¬ drome) Cleveland. 12-17. The Ereatest triumph ol the electric furnace — Budd A Clare (Empre>^s) San Pranclaco, 12 17. a Brady A Ylahooey (Empress) Victoria, Can.; marvelously reconstructed IKinpreaa) Taci ma. Wash.. 12-17. Ecm. Looha like a alia> Berzac'a, Cliff, Clr ua lEmpreasI Vancouver, monJ—waarm like a dia^ Can.; (Kniprcax) Vic orla. 12-17. anond—brilliancy Euaran- Manmicfri and pvrfurmtra are rpaprctfully rt^ueated to coDttibuta tb«lr datra for tbr dapart Bennett. Phil (Empress) Seattle; (Empress) teed (otever—stands filins, ■ant. Uuutaa niuat raarb Tba Billboard not latar than Friday of rach wat-k to Inaura publlratlun. Vancouver. Can.. 12-17. fire and acid like a dia¬ “nia Billboard formarda all niall for profaaalonala fraa of cbarKa. klambara of tba (irofaaolon Bennington Bros. (Empress) Y’anconver, Can., mond. Has no paste, (oil ara Inrltad, wblla on tba road, to bara tbair mail addraaaad In cara of Tba Billboard, and It will 12 17. or artificial backinE. Set ba forwardad promptly. Bembair Troupe (Cnique) Mlnneapolla; (Em¬ only in 14 Karat Solid sold _ Bartall A Garfield: 20B9 E. bSd at.. Claraland press) St. Paul, 12-17. mountinE*. l-30th., the coat of ... Bartoa, Tbrra: HIP N. 2d It., Beadinf. Pa. Bannans Three Juggling (Empreaa) Kansas diamonds. Guaranteedtocontain Baatar, Sidney: 1722 4Sib ara., Mriroaa. Cal. Telegram* inquiring for routes not City, Mo. DO Elba* — wilt cut glaaa. Sent given in these columns will be ignored Beiieaa. Tuuaa: IKW Wlncbaatar are.. Kanaaa Bemardi, Arturo (Empress) Portland, Ore. on approval. Money cheerfully unless answers are prepaid. P,^Vd.’ BUly: 14(il Drayton at.. Sarannah. Oa Bartling, An'ta (Enipreas) lVlnnl|Mg. Can. refunded if Dot perfectly aatis. Bartleit, Guy, Trio ll'nlque) MUineaiiolla; (Em¬ Benediriaa. Tlie: 72K State at.. Sobanactady, . factory. Write today for oui press) St. Paul. 12-17. \\ Dc-Luze Jewel Book—it* free lot PERFORMERS’ DATES Bannau Bro. : 2.%« W. mth at.. S. T. C Bartholdy’s Cockatoo* (Empreaa) Denver. 12-17. the aakiuE- Address— , .... . » r» » 1 Bennett Slater*: I3U8 Poraat are., Kanaaa City, Barrows. Joale A Willie (Empress) Milwaukee; Remoh (An addittonal list of Performers vto. • Cnl'iue) Mlnneap Ha. 12-17. Dates, as well as a list of additional Bannatt A Marcello: 2oe W. 6Tth at., N. T. Ball, Rae Eleanor (I'nlque) Minneapolis; (Em¬ Jewelry Co. routes, received too late for classifica- .. __ press) St. Paul. 12-17. 459 N. Broadway r»uv<;., .w. n„n*rd*. Orlslnal: The Blllhoaril. Chlcayo. Black A M’hitc (Empress) Lo* Angeles; (Em¬ fW St Laids. M*. tion, may be found in another column.) R^^y A Barry: Great Vaiiar. x. T. preaa) San Diego. 12-17. - Blrknall A Glbnay: 441 Marion at.. Oak Park, nilnatcHi, Leslie: 4;t0 E. 42d at., Chicago. Bnmeft A Ila-liel; Pox IW?. Lake Cliarlea, La. When no date is given the week of Riaainw*. The: 2iwt2 Monroe at.. Chicato. Burdell A Zandra: 804 Sandel St.. Can'on, O. Feb. 5-10 is to be supplied. Blinho«. Ttia: 872 l»wa at., Appleton, win. Bandy. Original lOraiMl) Sacramento, Cal.; _ Birch A Blrcb: Praaton, Minn. (Bell) . 12-17. Ansar, Lou (Kaltb'ai Clnclimatl. - LOTS OF FUN FOR A DIME Aboallabn, Six. 42 Jubuauu *1.. Brooklyn. Adsia A Her Lion*. VIl r'u.rtii TKUThu blank U available for route data in case you have no route Venfriloquisi Double Thnii Ahern, Asnea, A Co.: 3219 Colorado are.. Cbl- ^ i i Fits roof of mouth; al¬ caso. cards. Cards will be mailedn upon application. Altkaita, Two Great: 2219 Grarlar at.. New ways invisible; greatest Orlaan*. t thing yet AstoDi.sb and Aldarfer, Cbaa.: Denver, ind. myatlty your frienda. Allen. Mr. A Mr*. Prederkk: 8729 20tb ava.. Neigh like a borae; whine Brooklyn. N*nx«._ like a puppy; sing like a Allan A Kenna: Box N»6, Anniston. Ala i-amixiw canary, and imitate ))irda Alllner*. Peter tba Graat: 422 BluomAald and l>fla8t-« of the field and at., liobukan. N. J. forest l_iO« for $6.00. American Comedy Pour: 779 2d ava.. N. T. C. DOUBLE THROAT CO l>.pt.S. Fraacktown. M.J. Amerl an Coiniques, Tbraa: Revere Bouse, Cbl- > atto. Amariran Dancars, Six: 10 Plain at., ProvI- - ---—- deoca. R. I. American Trumpeters: 1163 Elmwood av*. novltlence, K. I. Anilctts, Three; Kllctibiirg, Mass. __ Andereon A t.lllaon: :«lo:{ LocuhI at., Pbtla. AnderiHin A Evans: 86o A. Gates are.. Brook lyn. AoiIerKona, Australian Twin: care Paul Tauslg, 104 K. Ulb at.. X.-Y. C. ' Anael A Dorian: I Too E. 32d at.. Cleveland. ------Apollo: Bo* 224, Cliarlotle, Mich. Apollo ijiiar eite: .VtP X. Stale at., Chicago. rarrsaa a wirwin LeamPianoTuningatHome Archer A Carr: Gr.eii»leh. X. Y. PERMANENPERMANENT I ADDRESSES Arixoiia Trio. 3.M K. IMh at., X. Y. C. _ You can leArn quickly and enslly by devo ing your spore tino ArlliiKtoii A llelston; .VI6 So. 7th at.. Camden, to the study of our Correspondence system. Our wonderful in* vention, the Tunc*s-Phooe. gives the exnct number of bents At^aui; Bb.a.: care P. Taualg. 104 E. 14tb at.. If youy^U areHTC unableUBablc totO givegiVC route,FOUte and desire to have your perma¬ thst should occur in the test intervsls. With it the student knows whnt the result should be It eliminetcs guess work. Arneae'ia.^Tlie: 1817 X. Kadzie ave., Chicago nClltnent addressaddrCSS listed,listcd, kindly providepFO the necessary information, We furnish full-sixed nction model nnd necesunry tools. This is n profession that enn be converted intu mone) nt nny time or lM;ntl**A'* FDk:' •]iir*V'ir.^t- aVe.. South. Bill- USlHgusing thistllis blank. pince in the civilised world at an hour's notice Our graduates Inga, Mont. earn f A to i 10 per day the year round. &*nd for valuable book .Auatrallan Kour: 244 W. .Ttltb at.. N. T. C. ' ■ FREE. Address. RiUCS RKYANT Ht'HUOLOr FUkOTCllBO, Aviima Kantllv: 1227 R 71st «t . Chleaso. 43 Fine Arts Bldg., Bnttie Creea« Bloa., V. ft. A. Arnolds, ri aa. (G’enn Inn Palm Oardeni Man¬ itowoc, WIs.. 5-17. All'aona. Mnsiral (Orand) Cleyeland; (Xew Name- Academr) Bnffalo, 12-17. PROFESSIONALS Alyln A Kenney (Orplienm) St. Panl, 12-17. Adair. .Crl (Kmpre-a) Denver, 12-17. 4ND EMPLOYEE.S OF IHEAIME.*! American Xewalay'a Qnartet e (Grand) Elgin. Permanent Addrets- -are- III.: (Ilaymarkei 1 riileago. 12 17. .Ardell Bna. (Creaeifit) Syracuse. X. Y.; (Ma¬ Gli|{ible to Membership jestic) Elmira. 12-17. Adams A Carke (Majestic) .\ustin, Tex. -IM THE- .Mfredo (Keith’s) l-owell. Maas. Alpine Troupe (Orpheiim) San Pranclaco; (Or- pUenm) Ovkiard, 12-17, Adams A Giilil Co. (Majestl ) Bloomington, III.; T. IVI. A.. (Orphenni) .South Beni. Ind.. 12 17, Blaek A McCune; 19 Xeponset ave., Bosiud. Bartee, AI. O.: Montgomery, Ala. (ThMtrloal Maohanianl Aaaoalatlen) -Adler A Arllne (Emprtss) Vancouver, Can.; Blanchard A Marlin: 1159 U tavia at.. San Buiai'S. Four (Central) Magdeburg, Germany, Etirvly a Bcnsvolvot Asauclatloa orgaolzed t* (Empress) Victoria. 12 17. Franclae-o 6-15; (Central) Chemnl.z. 16 "Jit. lid tba sick and dlatraaai d. ami tu bury tb* daad .AI'n« P.rov. I Empress) S[>okane; (Empress) Se Bogert A Xelaon: Revere House. Chleago. Bower*. Walters A Crooki-r (L.\rlr) Dayton, O.; Uidgss Id ISO cltlas la Dnltad States and Can attle. 12 17. Booth Trio; ;i4;i LlD(N>ln at., Johnstown. Pa. I Keith's) Louiayille, Ky., 12-17. ida. Opens It* ludgea to the theatrical world. Anger Geo.. A Co. (Empress) Wlnn'peg. fan. Botioiiiley Trou|>e: 14 Magttl at.. Waterbury, IVioomor, STiinou, .kraba iPrlureaa) St. Paul; Ilocuir's services freo. Weekly sick boDonu Austins. Tosalng (Orpbeum) Hammond, Ind., fonn. (Xtw GraudI .MluiieaiHdla 12-17. 4mall dues. Talk to the rmpluyeo of any the* 8 1(1. Boyle Bros.; .V(4 Ridge ave., Allentown, Pa. Barnes and Barrou (Empreaa) Chicago; (Em¬ T* and be convinced of It* valne to member* Ai>ollo Trio (Empress) Dnluth, Minn.; (Empress) Boynton A Bourke; 3ti().3 Broadway. X. V. C. preaa) Milwaukee 12-17. »f the profession, or for Infunnatloa conccmlng Wlniilixc fan.. RJ 17. Brady Hardy Co.; 86 .Sixth at.. l)etrolt, Mlcb. Barts Trio llanlaget) Taeoma, Wash.; (Pan- 'ha organization of new lodges, writs to Arena A Chrl-lensen; I'JOl South 8tb at., She- Braugan A Savllle: Pleasant View Farm, Mos¬ tageai I'orllaml, Ore., 12-17. R. C. NEWMAN. Grand Sao'y, tsiygan, Wla. cow (I. BallerInI'a Doga (Euipieaa) Chicago; (Empress) .An'sn A Ins- 5t.A Steele ave.. Dayton, O, Britons. Three Musical: 729 Liberty aye., Milwaukee 12-17. • haa’a Thaatra, Toronto, Canada Armera. The: 610 So. Paulina at., Chicago. Brooklyn. • Boorum, .Mattie, A Co. (Varieties) Terre Haute, JAS. J. QUIGLEY, Grand Praaldant. -Alvin Bros (I.Hertyl I’ris.k vn. Broadway Comedy Quartette; 20 Williams are., lud.; (Wllron) Chicago, 111.. 12-17. Alpha TroiijN' iHofAina) LoulsvlUe; (Emprees) Brklyn. Barnes. Paul (Keith’s) Cincinnati. laS A krOtse List ut NO gvoXa. Cinolnnall 12 17. ItriMtkes A Carlisle; 38 Glenwood arc.. Buf¬ Broaniugs, Three (Keith's) CiuclDDiti. n W aional and Amateur Plav* .Astors. The. end Dainty Goldellne (Star) Bar- falo, LaUerl, Great: 164 Avertll ave., Rucuester, N. I Vaudevllla Bketebsa, 81*41 b.-sirsvHle. W. Va. Urisika A Kingman; 303 Putnam Bldg. N. V. Y. " Monologuoa.MlnatrelMate 't Aron Comedy Four (Ke th’si Cincinnati, C. Campliell. Prank A Jennie: Marine Mills, - ■ J<>k«. Moaleal PleeM. BoelU Barle-r A Palmer (Maaonici (Iskalooaa. la., 8- Brown A Cooper: 2016 Walnut at.. Chicago. Minn. goa^ IMsIacaes. Mahe-oa Woo4a,etOi t'alalagae fW-i 10: (Colonial) Sioux City 12-14; tMaJestlc) Brunettes, Cycling: 231 CTosa at., Lowell, Carhrey Bros.: 1347 E. Oxford at., Phil*. Shiux Falla. .S. D., Ll-n. Mas*. Baader-I.a Velle Trio: 8gi( X. Clirlatlana are.. Cardownle Slater*: 425 X. Liberty at.. Al¬ Chi ago. Biich Bro*.: Edison at.. RIdgefleld Park. N. J. liance. O. Bachen A Desmond: 1347 X. 11th at.. Phlla Biidita. Aerial" 26 N. Union at.. Anrora, III. Carlin A Clark: 913 Prospect ave.. Buffalo, ELECTRIC SHOW Bailey A Edwards: 81 E. Fa'r at.. Atlanta. Burbank A Danforth: Berlin. N. H. taod Slater*: 104 W. I6th at.. X. Y. C. I'he Girl Who Tame* Bleclrl'Ity. ThI* la a novel Caron A Farnom: 235 E. 24th at., N. Y. C. Ga. Biiriress. Harvev J.; 6".’7 Trenton aye. (Wll- act. la a headliner for moving picture abowa. Balleya. Three: 217 Seymour *1.. Cumberland klnshnrg) Plttahnrgh. P* Carr Trio: Canandaigua. X. carnivals, fairs, muaeuma, $150 buya complete Md. Burke A Crllne; 616 Budd at.. W Phlla.. P*. Carroll-Glllette Troupe: 210 Cbatbam at. New act, ready to set up and work. Lltbograpbs Burkhart A Berrv: I.VA Eugenie at.. Cbirago. Haven, CuOD. Ratllles. Four- 26^4 W. Cbnrch at., Xewark. I'Lt ‘.Cll particular* addre*. U. W. n. Burns. Mav A LRy: 116 W. SOth at. X. T. Carri.lllon A Van: 5428 Monte Vlata it., Ix>a ALLEN Mtv 26 E 4«i> a- v...a CItv. C. Raker A Comalla: 142 Sehermerbom at., Brook- Augeles. Ivn Rnrt A Mayo: 1213 14th at.. Altoona. P* Car-sin. Cbaa. R. A Meta: White Rats, N. Y. Balt 1 arrv: 30*1 Poster Bldg.. Milwaukee. Byers A Hermann; 3640 Pavfon Road. Clnctn c REAL PAM«*L>1E^ Bar De’. Itarrr: qi-H) W -{stt, >; Y C. natl I'araon Bro*.: lO.'IR 56th at.. Rrtxiklyn. On “AH Alone." “Navajo Rag," “Honey Man," Ixive Me," “Over Again... Roll.” P.arlows. Breakaway- Wldfe Rata. N. T. C, Barnes A- Fdwina (I.yrlci Jamestown). X. T. '■'arsiin A Willard: 2.‘>;{8 W. Cutulwrland at.. Lai-t lime for Jew. 10." each; 3 for 2.5. . Oth¬ BsrreMs Jngctlne; 100 p I2th at.. X. T. C. Byron*. Fire Musical (Xew Murray) Rlebmond PIdla. er material, L'at and tea Imonlala for atamp. Barer A- Mack 389 It .'er a'.. Milwaukee. Ind ; (Xew Sun) Spr'ngfleld, O.. 12)7. Canada. Three; Darlington. WI*. Barer A Wotf.ird- 8 llawttiorae ave.. Clifton. Bartos. Tliree (Wllaon .\ye.) Chicago; (Orph- Caaad A DeVerne: 312 Valley at., Dayton. O. w*".';.'.. A > f«r atamp. MARY E. p. THAYER. B-211H) Broad St.. X. I lum) Champaign, 12-17. <'lilldiT»i, A fhllder*; 71.5 W. A'lth *1.. Chleago Providence. R. I. M 5STB1N’S •MAKE-UP A guaranteed FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

OeHjrrl*. 8I11MMI* (Orpheom) Salt Lake €117, Oardlnera. Three: 1958 X. 8th at.. Phlla. 12-17. Ganlner, Happy Jack: 933 Superior at., To¬ MAKE-UP l>«‘K<-nxo h LaDar (Orphruml Duluth. Minn. ledo. O. I^l^ya. Thr*e (Orpbviiml l*<>rt!anil. Ore.: (Or- Ganlner. Harry A Lucille: ISO N. Pine st.. BEST MADE l>l>*uin) Sa ramento. Cal.. 12-17. Grand Rapida, .Micb. Dowl’ng. J. J.. & o. IKinpr««4) I’ortland. Ore. Gardner A Lawatm: 3225 N. Aabland av«., Chi¬ INxiIe.r. Mlea Ray, & Co. (Kinpresa, San Fran- cago. pNoo. 12 17. Garnold. Jolly Riiih 58 E. 2lBt at.. Cblrag.. DeWlntrea. Oraoe (Grancll Fargo. N. D. Ga.\lor. ciias : 7(:s 17th at.. Detroit. Devlin Mae. & Co. (Kinpreas) Spokane; (Em- Ga.> lor A Graft: Id Abingdon Square, X. Y. ( pri-aa) Sea'tle, 12-17. G.s.rae A Georgia: 1046 X. Franklin st Cb' • piece and lul)e cold c ream sent for 10c. DeTrlekey. Coy (EnipreaK) Spokane; (Einpre>») cago. 107 West 13th Street, New York. S»attlP. 12 17. GHoiey A- Earle: .MO Madlaon ave.. Toledo. O. Dean ti Price (EmpresH) San Diego. Cal.; (Em Glbaon Hroa.: 2 Willow at., Kruoklyn preaa( Salt I.ake C'ty. 12-17. G -torib A Doyle: 2.'>1 Halaey at., Rrcaiklyn Donnelly. .kllM-rt (Empnaa) Victoria, Can.; G.ilden. Claude: 177 Walnut at.. Boaton. (Emprea*) Tacoma, Waah.. 12 17. ! i.leii A lliigiies: .Milford. Masa. irj Aimy Krvolv«n..$1.6sap ArmyTtnta..,.$1.4#ti9 Dlacona. Tline (Grand i Sacramento. Cal.; :.s«lwln A Elllo't: DOO Hoe ave.. X Y ( e K'pt’a Riflv* l.4e ** ** Sworda...... (Hell) Oakland. 12 17. ■i.-rdon Don A Mae: 715 X. 17th at.. Omai.a, /AvsS •" Shutgiina... g.ia ** “ 0nitornia(titw)l.>»** Dlcklnaon. \V. S. (Poll’a) Wllgea Harre, Pa.: Xeb. IJjeSm •• ll.-xeriwiks .10“ “ Lagtm,. Pair .H • Wr8|B •• hKl-lIrs.... (.0O“ o GIutm, « M- Wii. (P(d'’a) Scranton, 12-17. Gordon A Henry; 207 Palmetto at.. BriK>klyn. 5545 Femberton at. uraj^Wpiatola, a-si’d.iO ** OvaKoala.... k.M*' Devil, The. & Tom Walker (Empreaa) St Paul; Gorman & West: 1855 Lexington ave., N. S' C. Gr.iecs. Garner & Parker: 4101 N. 41at Court. Larga catalogiia with 1919 anpplailMnt S88 pagaa, fagelaa (Eniprets) Duluth. 12-17. mtliiary rncvsloprdla &0iK> tllu-tratlona (raadr Febmafyl, Diamond, Jamea. & Clare Xe!a n (Oridieiim) Chicago. Grace.v & rtiiniette: Fair Haven, X. J oiBiM SSra an p*. FRANCIS BANMERMAM. Onial a. Xeb.; (Orpbeum) Kansaa Cltv, Mo.. Military Goodt from Ooe't Anctlon. 601 Broadway, K. T. 12 17. Grahams. Four Xovelty; Rainbridge, Ga Danu, Floyd & June: SI Manton at., Plttabiirg. Grah.sm A Ramlall: 32T Pearl at.. Rns.klyn. Pa. GraiilM-rry A Latnon; 1.5.53 Broadway X V. C. Dennla Mr. & Mra. E. Vern; d.V) Main ave., San Gray i Grav: 11)22 RIrd at.. Joplin Mo. .\ntonlo. Tex. Green. Winifred: 168 W 6.5fh at.. 'X Y. C. DeMarlo (.\(|uarlum) Mcacow. Rnoa (Orple-iniit Lincoln. Xeb. Dolce Slalcra, Three (Majeatlc) Cehpiim) New Orleans: (Or- Beach. X. Y. p'l.iim) Omaha. Xeb., 12-17. Esher A Welah: 1831 Ranatead at.. Phlla. DR. ELDERS’ TOBACCO BOOX BAXISHES Campliells, Four Casting (Bijou) Bay City. Krana A Burton; 113H N. Joacbln at.. Mobile. all forms of Tobacco Habit In 72 to 120 boiira. Ml. >• ; uvijou) Flint, 12 14; (Bijou) Lanalng, .5 la. A ptialtlve, quirk and permanent relief. Eaay to take. Xo craving for Tobacco after the first 15 17. Evans A Evans; 274 W. 4th at.. Mansfield. O. Caine A Odom (Empress) Portland. Ore. Everett to.: Springfleld. (I. doae. One to three boxes for all ordinary cases. We guarantee results In everv case or refun(I Ca’-'lsle'a Cir ua (Empress) San Francisco, 12- 'wen A Prtni-e- 1.VI6 X Kedxle ave.. Chicago. Esmonds. The (Lincoln) Phlla.; (Aurora) Phlla.. money. Send for our free booklet giving full 17. information ELDER’S SAXITARIUM. Dept. 19. Clipper Quartet (Globe) Kan. (Keith’*) Cincinnati: (Orph (.\c.idemy) Chicago. Ill.. 12-17. Hiim) Memphis Tcnn 12-17. F. khofr A- Gordon (Empress) San Francisco. Carsello. Susie (Gem) Mlnne.ijxdls 8-l(i. E.sg n. Kenneth L.; San Bonita Hotel, St. Crane. Mrs. (lardm-r A- Co. (Orpheum) Denver. I.enls. Croeeli A Wel-h (Keith’s) Cincinnati. Ells'. Harrv: 56 Frederick at., Hagerstown. Conlln. Stci le A- ('arr (Keith’s) Cincinnati. Md. Courliera. ITjC (Keith’s) Cincinnati. Elliott Bros. (Majestic) Cedar Kaplds. la. FHlrnian. Furman A Fairman: Netberland Ho WHEN PLAYING FT. WAYNE. alut> at the new Daley A Sbewbruuk: 3953 UlcUlgao ave., Chi tel, Chicago. HOTEL CESTLIVBE, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Abso cage. Fantas, Two; White Rata. X. T. C. lulely fire-proof. Siiecial low ralea to the pro- I)av». Jack A Grace: 4U3 8. Weatem ave., Fenton, Marie; 1’231 Lexington ave.. X. Y. C. feaalun. Popular prlctnl restaurant K. K CaKR. Dayton, w. Fernandet .May Duo; ’2«)7 R. 87th at.. N. T. C Prop., furnier.y Manager of the Victoria A Wei Datia, Laura: Hotel Brevoort. Chicago. Flechtl'a. Otto Tyrolean Sextette: 1914 Xew IlngtoD, Chicago. Davia A M>>rao; 827 E. Walker at., Uea Moines, Hawley, E. Frederic; 55 11th at., Detroit isirt ave.. Chicago. Hefron. Tom: 2.326 E. 87th at.. South Eaat Fields. Will A LaAdella: 3041 W. Ravens -( WANTED )- Oavla A SnUt: 137 W. 145th at. n.. Cleveland. W(»id Park are.. Chicseo Agents, Legitimate substitute for Slut Machines; Iie.kiniu A DeArmu: 178 Bruce st. Xewark, N. Henry A- I.lxel; 104 W. 40th at.. N. T. C. Fink’s Comedy Mules A Dogs: 38 E. Blenkner patented; sella on sight for $1. I’lrtlculara Henry Slaters: Box 175. Ottawa. 0. GISH A ('O.. Anderson. Ind. at., Columbus, O. Herbert Bros., Three: 2.3,5 E. 24th at., X. Y Florence, American. Troupe; Westminster Ho UAOIC. MINDREADINO ACTB—New Tnoks. tel, Chicago. Herbert A Vance: 134.5 John at., Cincinnati. New Eacapes. 50U Bargalna. Bargain Sheets Floydella. The: Box 148 Highland. Cal. Herrmann. .Adelaide; Gllsey House, X. Y. C FUEE J HAUTO, 7u7 So. Capitol Avenite. Fontaine, Major Del: 713 Slate at., Quincy Hickey Proa.: 229 W. 3Sth it., X. T. C. a. lndlaiia|H>lla. Ind. Henman Trio: Elgin. III. Follette A Wicks; 1824 Oates ave.. Brooklyn Hillyera The: 192 Bay 25th at.. Benaonhurat, Fornes A Bowman; 291 W. 112th st., N. Y. C Brooklyn. X, Y. TENTS. FOLDING CHAIRS. ORGANS—All kinds of canvas. Send fur Free Bargain B<,oklet. Fox A Summers: 517 X. 10th at., Saginaw 'lines A Fenton; 143 W. 02d st.. X. Y. C. M'ch. niraehorna. The: 2505 So. 8th at., Omaha. Fox A Ward; >117 Wolf at.. Phlla. Xeb. R. H. Armbnisttr Mfg Co., Springfield, IR. rrslcT A Abbott- 1417 Moore at . Phils. '(■"slge, Uiibt. Ilenrv; Freejiort. L L. X. Y. Franti. Slg A Edythe: 12 Hotchklll at.. Bing Holmes A Riley: CJG W 12.5th at.. X. Y. C. MY EIGHT LATEST RED HOT PARODIES hamton. X. Holzer A- Bezloh: ‘2613 l/ociiat at., St. Ixinla. by return mail for $l.m) (2.5c each); Sketches, Frayer Trio- 16 Inman ave.. RahwsT. X. J. 'Irtw.ird A- Bovd: .5.5.51 Etxel ave., St. Ixuils. etc., to order. Stamp for reply. IVIel. Mr. A Mrs. Thornton 1616 Walnut »t. Huegel A Taylor: 118 E 2tth st.. Erie. Pa. F. J. LaPIERRE. General Delivery. Tamna Fla. Anderson Ind. Huff Bros . Flying: Fidorado Springs, Mo. rr.diet Bilge- 314 W 23,1 Hutchinson A Lnsby: .38 W. 98th at.. X. Y. C. PATFNT^ SECURED UB FEE BETI B.NF.l) Fidettes of Bost-n (Hann trde A TM')»of: *rerrlng)*»n Conn InlLilvliJ Free rei(ort as to patentability. Fs| alp Conn .5 17. Hsmlllon .Tames (Gem) Hcrr'n. 111., 4-6. Illnstrated Gable Book and List of luventloui F'eld Bros : 02 W 11.5th *1 . Hickey’s Comedy Circus (Bronx) X. Y. C.; wanted sent FBEE. >'-.-1 .u! I'r .1 (Howard) Boston. Ma«a. iBiis*'\vl k) 1_-I7. VICTOR J. EVANS A CO.. Waihinarton D C Fields. Will H.. A- La \d I'a (Co1-”"b Hines Kimball Troupe (Columbia) Detroit; (Or lOrp'o-om) Ma'-sfle'd. O.. 12-17 ’)'iuml T.lma. O.. 12-17. SLOT MACHINES, PIN OUM, OPERATORS FItrG'blion. Marie (BcD) Gakland. Cal. Herbert. Hugh. A Co. (Ori)heum) San Fran¬ Bella. Gum Veuders, Nickel and Two Bits, ore s) I, a .\n -eles. 12 17. cisco. UaKmeyelt. I.oue Stars .36’t. Jack Dots 4.5’a. Big Freeman. Maurice (Ms bustle) Cedar Rapid! Hayweod Sisters (Siin) Portsmonth. O.; (Hip 6’a, Callle, Mill’s makes. (lUOi others. G<»da la.- (Grobeuni) Ma,''s'n. Wls., 12-lt tHulromel ('tarles'on. W. Va., 12-17. guaranteed. Write for list. SLOAN NOV.. 901 Fl-ldlng A Carl s (X'cbo'as) Coiinoll Bluffs Holmes A H Hlston (Harr's) McKeesport. Pa. Ogden Street. I’hlladeliihla. Pa ja w in- (Col- o'a') sicox C'ty. 12 14 I Harris) Pittsburg. 12-17. Fon'la. Mabelle. Tr.'uoe (Orp'eum) Ha-'-lsburg. Hennings. John A Winn’e (Victoria) Charles PRINTING—I’rofeaaluual Cards, P.-i.; il’d'’sl Xew Haven Conn.. 12-17. (■'•). S. C'.; (Orpheum) Jacksonville. Fla., 12 paid. We uiake a simclally of F“’ 3''VO (''levs A- Fav (Keith’s) I’rovlilcncc, work, le*! na ((note prices. E Hanson A PH ii (Girard) Pblla.; (Germantown) Kliarpsbiirg. Iona Francis. Ruth A Co, (Pmnrpss) 5'' torla. Can.; Pblla.. 12 17. (Fnipeess) Taf’-'nia, IVasb.. 12-17. Holm, s A Ri'ev (v-'^^nress) Cincinnati; (Em- MM Send lOo for Parl.ir TiiCk .Stage F.'X A Wart (Pdl’s) Worcester. Maas.; (Poll’s) rress) Cl Icago 12-17. ' -Act, and list catalogue L. B. Snrlngflcld 12 17. Hatk'rgs ’’’(■c (Proct r’s) Mt. Vernon. X. Y.; RORINSOX Mfg. Magician. 19 Gray St., Boa- Dill (“Cl) Oakland. Cal : (Empress) (I*ro tor’s) Troy. 12-17. ton Masa. To* .\ngelcs .12 t7. Hodges B-va.: 1(04 Xat.xlle ave.. East St. Fle’ds Xa* A Cv (Fmnress) Denver 12 17. Fisher A Currier; 2(^8 E 60 h st.. Chicago. Hawley. E. Frederic. A Co. (I.yrlc) Dayton. 0. Holmes. Wells A Finlay (Delmar) St. Ix>uls. Fbl's A Hinson ('’'oi,1vi-'iv) Camd-n .1.. Hodge. Robt. Henry, A Co. (Majestlci East llulmcn Bros IFox) .Aun ra. III.; (Gaiety) 8 10- (XllniV'T) McKi ,'siswt. Pa.. 12-17. Ottawa. 12 17. Flsbi-r Mr aii

Uove: 2914 W. 2d at.. Coney Island, N. (D mple) Detroit. Mi'b., 12-17. SUMMER ENBA6EMENTS Kal hi Irm: ir2T E. 7Ui si., Chicago. Lomhsrds. The; care Paul Tinalg, 104 R. 14th Kslli.<-w«kl Itr-Hi.: 237 E. 22d at.. N. Y. C. •t.. N T. C. Kartello Bros.: Psteraon, N. J. Lowe. Mnslcal; 87 Ridge Road. Rntherford. N. X Can supply Bands for Theatres, Parks, Fairs, Kaufmanna, The: 2.1 E. 35th st., Chicago. J Home-CotninRs, Carnivals, Orchestras, Rathskel- Kaiifmann Troupe: 424 Ames st.. Rochester. T nesses. Two: Flagler. Col. N. Y. T.ace A T.nce; 926 V. Broad at. Phils. , lers. Cafes, etc. Music for any and all occasions Keane, J. Warren: Welt Hanover, Mass. I ncler. Fred A Be'js; Onset Bay Mass. Keeley A Parks; care .Mrs. Davidson. 647 Am¬ Tnelar A rt'sworth- 47? 41st at ^ nsklsnd Cst. upon request. Apply to sterdam ave., N. Y. C. I.sVIne A Inman (Ornkrnm) Marlon. O.; (.Amer¬ Kelfe, Zens. 710 8th sve.. New York City. ican) Cincinnati. 12 17. Kelcey Slsiers, Three: 4832 Christiana ave., Malvern Trunin* (cir-nd) Sacramento. Cal. JOHN JOVINE, Secy., Chicago. (Rrll) Oakland 12 17. 19-21.23 St, Marks PI., - N«w York City, N. Y. Kelly A Davis; S20 W. 6.3d at.. N. T. C. I.angdons, The (Colonlaii T.ancaaler, Pa.; (Tem¬ Kelly A Henry: 2738 Frankford ave., v|,|la. ple) Hamitt. n Can.. 12-17. Kelly. Sam A Ida: .542 2«)ili ave., Milwaukee. LeTlalr. .Tolm (Roanoke) Roanoke Vs. Kellners. The: 1604 Colonial Place. Dallaa, T.sTell R'oa (nammrr'-te'n'al N. T. C. Tex. I.arr'vee A Herd (I'amllv) Tehanon. Pa.. S-tO Kent A Wilson: 6036 Monroe ave., Chlrago. T.aFlenr A Chlotilta (Maleafle) RookCord, ill.; King Bp.a.: 211 4lh ave.. Schenectady. N. T. (N'o- Valoatic) Pi’hpone. la.. 12-17. Klngalon A Moore; White Rata. .\. T. C. I.aFord A Ditnaven* (Family) New Caatle. Ind.: Klngat<« A Thomas: 11021 Ermond at.. Morgan (Or.nnd) Faton. 12 17. Park. III. Lane ,1- O’Donnell (Shnhert'a) I’tica N. Y., Klelne, Ott A Nicholson: 25 W. 34tb at.. N. Y. 12 17. C. Lafrandall (Sun) Colnmhna. O.: (Sun) Toledo Klein Trio: 4759 Oldenburg ave., St. Iioala. 12 17. •‘- Lone. Frank A Edith: Ktr. North 15 Marysville. O. L i-ls Kop|»ea. The: 117 W. 23d at.. N. T. C. Lewis A Pearson (Empr''sst St. Paul: (Em Kramera. The: Analoni'nk. Pa. pres,) Pn’nth. Minn.. 12-17. Kramer-IIruno Trio: care Ptol Taualg. 104 E. T.evlnos. T' e (Empr'-ss) Denver: (Majevtic) Fo;. 14th al.. N. Y. C. orado Springs, 12-17. Kramo A Norman; 203 Qoatitn at., Hammond. Ind. Tx>hse A- Sterling (Males(tc) T'(tie Rock. .Vrk Kronko ManaOeld ’Trio; New Milford. Conn. T vr'-s, ■P ree (Ke'C >) Indtananol's. Kyle A Denney: 918 W. 2d at., Wilmington. I.aTor Rres. (Empire) Pt' sfleld. Mas.s * Del. (K-Ith’s) Portlard. Me.. 12-17 Knight A Over (Orpheum) Sioux City, la.; (Or T.elglitoos. Thn'C (Hammersteln’s) V, V. T' phenm) SI. Paul. Mlnu.. 12-17. I.en (Noveltv) Topeka. (Empvess) Tacoma. Wa'h.. 12 17. Kan.; (Foll.v) Oklahoma Cllv. Okla.. 12 17. T.cv«er A Monre (MajisHc) But e Mont.. 12 Kvie. Tom. A Co. (Pan'ageal Vancouver, Can.; 17. (Pantagra) Tacoma. Wash. 12 17 TaPetlte Revne (Malestlcl Bntte. Mont.; (Eth Kohl. Giia A Mar'on (National) Detroit. p.asa) Spokane. Wash.. 12-17. Kniaely A Itoracy (.Montgomery No. 2). Savan¬ Ll'tleftcld'a, Marlon. FI ren’Ine Singers nah. Ga. (Kel(li’s) Toledo. O.; (Keith’s) C 1um)tn«. Keatons. Three (New Nationali Boaton. 1*2-17. Kanfmson Troupe (Win ergarden) X. V. C. Lafell. Edwin (Emprc'^s) Dnlnth, Minn.; (E:n. King, Mnllle A Nellie (Oridieuml Minneapolis; press) Wlnnlt>eg.Winnitieg. Can.. 12-17. EWING’S ZOUAVE BAND lOrp'enm) Des MoIn<*a. la.. 12 17. I.o>a. (Mar.vland) Baltimore. I.nckle A- Toast (Empress) ly-s Angeles; (Em-(Em¬ ailraetion for shows. exiMmltloua, park and fair circuits. For further Informatton write W. M. Koneri Pros , Four (.ki>olIo) Dnsseldorf. Ger¬ press) San Diego, 12 17. EWING. Champaign. Hllnola. many. 5-15. I»eke'te. Matt'e (Empreaa) St. Paul; (Empress' Klttmnra Jap Troupe (Keith’s) foinmhns. Dnlnth. 12 17. Knhns. Three White (P ll’s) Sprlngfleld. Mass.; T>‘tton. Brrtha: 61 W. Colnmhla. Sprlngfleld. O. for stage MAKE-UP or street use (Hammersteln’st N. Y. C. 12-17. I.eggott. George O.; Ie>ek Box 123. Bradley. Ill, Klein Bros. A Brennan (Orpheum) New Or- I I.aRvnh A ScotOe (Bl.ton) .Vtlanta. Ga. leans. Lawrenee A Edwards (Majestic) Cedar R.iplds. Kamo’s N'ght tn An English Mn«1c Hall (Em- Im¬ CHERRYOLA (Grease Rouge) press) Milwaukee; (I'nliiue) MInneapoIla, 12- IJiwton (Empress) Cincinnati. 17, MeConnellMcConnell Sls'ers;Slaiera; 1217 W. Madimn st..at., fhlfill Keltons. Piree (Emnress) Vlc’orla. Can.; (Em- eago.cs go. CHEEKS, a perfect Mood cMir prfSs) Tacoma. Wash.. 12 ’7. McDonald, O L.; SIS Snner*or at..st., Toledo. O Kara (Empreaa) Denver; (Empresa) Colorado MeO'wiald A Genereani: 409 B. lat st., Dnlnth THE HESS CO., Mfrs. Stag* Maka-Up, Springs. 12-17. 'Hnn. nOCHCSTER. N. Y. Kremka Proa. (Temple) Hamilton. Can.; (Park) Mc1nt.vre A Gmves: 403 E I5th at.. Davenport Akrvin. O.. 12 17. Kallrh. Pertha. A Co. (Keith's) Cincinnati.(1_ McKinley Nell- 2*8 Bank at.. Newark. N. .1 LaCeorra A LaRner 240,1 2d ave., N Y. C.n' MeVamee: 41 Smith at,, Ponghkeepate N Y Lacey. Will; 1516 X. Capitol st.. Washington.lg‘ton MeVn-ta Vnvtv: 270 W. 39th at.. N T. C. M Phee A Hitt- 311 3d sve,. N T. C. COMPLETE MAKE-UP BOX, $1.00 n c. I.irrandall' 402 Monlton sf.. New Alharv. Ind.Ind Macdonald Slatera: 12 Baebe at Detroit with leaaona In the art of making up. Box eontalns two fleah. seven assorted liners, mid cream, LtCruIx. Pie: 153 Richmond ave., Richmond.mond' MacEvor A*Powera: 173 W 4.5th at.. N T C Ind. Maek Fiord: 5934 Ohio af.. Anatin. Chicago laiwder. roiigea, piifTs, crepe hair, spirit gum, ni>se patty, tooth wax, atiimpa. e.ve penella, carmine, La Da re Warner Trio; 210 Bmadway, Niles,Niles Mack A Orth" oos Walnut af., Phlla. etc REMAVCT rOvpAVY THFATRICAL BtTPPT.IFB 140 K Qth ST PMTT ADET.PHTA. »* M'ch, Macka. Two- 245 N .59>h sf., Phils. LaDclIca Four: 7'ecatnr. Ind. MaMn A Mal'n: 173 North ave., Pltlnfleld T,sFlanT Jee- 57 Hanorer at.. Providence, R. 1. * For STOCK, REPERTOIRE, AMATEUR COMPANIES T.akola .A leiraln" Pala e Hotel. Chicago. Mangela. .John W.; 503 V. Oark at. fmieago ni AUO T.amhiotea. The- Mt Vernon. O. Manning Trio: 70 Cisney sf.. Grand Raptda. LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE WORLD. Books for borne amnsemsmt Negro Pliyt. Paper Scenery. Mra. Jarley’s Wax Worka. Catalogne FtmI) Wl. Lamninea, Mnslcal; 332 8th at., Barahoo. Wla."Maroons: 819 T.aflin at.. (Titcagn. Free* Free? Lancastee, Mr. A Mra. Tom; New Caatle. DeL Mardo A Hunter: 2122' Engenia' at.. It. Lonla. PLAYS SAMUEL FSEVCTB. *8-80 Wmt *8tb StrMt, Vnw TMk FEBRUARY 10. 1912.

«5l Carroll at.. Akron. O. Cal.; lOri>lifuml San I'ranclsco. 1217. PLAYING THE BEST IN VAUDEVILLE rer. 54S So. rierce at., Milwaukee. Norton. X..(l (Hell) Oaklaiiil, Cal.; (Emprwts) uiiau guluietie: lt>4 E, sUlli >l., Ixm .\nK«I ; v22 1*1 tv St.. MaaHlIUm. O. 6 No. Clark St., Sullivan & Coniidine Bldg. 965 Market Street. Empreea O'X 111 Trio Hlriilieiiin) Ueadliiit, I’a.; (Orph- Straua Bldg.. Chicago, Ill. Seattle. Waah. Theatre Bldg., oiiiii) .Yltoona, 12-17. San Franciaro. Cal. PAUL GOUDRON. MAURICE J. BURNS. W. P. REESE. t'arker h Kraiuo. SOI E. Waahinittun at., Sprint; n-ltl. 111. LONDON OFFICE. No. 16 Oreen Street, London. Eng.; B. OBERMAYER, RepreaontatiTo. I’arkor Ac .sTt rllni;; TIA N. Sarah at.. St. Uiiila. farkr « Majd.-ltl: 12tl.s E. 20th at., lata .Yn Chicago. KoloB. Mflvlllc Matvrloua: Interlaken. N. Y . t'airt' k Franclavti Trio: Boa 3.*15 Barron, Wla. M.rrl.iiii'. It ll.v ami Eva; LlJli .Sfeoml Ave Ea.t, | t’aiill A Walton: 7'2rt 5th ave., I’ittahiirg, Cellar Itaplila. la. i t'M. BaHOHHBBni ORNAMENTAL Merrlit ami lam: Fair Haven. N J. I t’taratiiia, .\luali-ai: Eau Claire, Wla. Mlalitv O.ika* O-likiatli, Wla. i I'tera. lilt-; .ILinlialtau Hotel, .\eula, O. ilili li’ The Mia«ea 111 W. renth St.. St. Paul. IVdi-rsou Itroa.; .11,11 .Maitiaou at., .Milwaukee, m THEATRE Mllltiry Four: iI7;i E. Twenty fourth St.. Pat- j t'eltijiu Cttiiifily Four; I20S Fllhert at. I’hila. * erat'ii. N- J- , , ! I‘eutllftiin.*, I'be: i:i.-| I’ittahurK at.. New C’aatle. Mlll r ami Tiini>eat. 13.5 Biairaem Ave., Jeraey , t'a. I Clrv. -N -1 „ i I't ratlin A lialllila.T: Van Buren Hotel, Chicago. Fronts Mlllir«. Three. JuKKlIng: I'-’i lllilge Ave., Scran- Cetet Fauilly: 531 W. Lawn nee ave.. Spring- 'yi a' neia. III. i LET US FIGURE MlVlette Faniily: lO'l ('healiiilt St.. SI. I/)ula. i‘lillll|ia A .Newell: 21S Stj. Howell at., Uwusao Mill, amt Miiiilliin: .5s H,i«e St.. Ilnfralo. WITH YOU. OUR Mlim.ira. The: 214 South Waahlnitton St., Ko- I’lccido .Midgets, Four; Box 23, Phuenlcla, N kn.iio. Inii. ^ Mimic F ur; .3.5'* W. Forty Eighth St.. N. Y. C. if) folrl. ra. The; White Kata, Chicago. 1 1 PRICES AND SUG¬ Minia anil Palmer: t-YiCi N. Seventh St.. Phlla. I’oal aud itiiinon. MurphyalMiro, Hi. m Mllchilla. Two; 217 Seymour St., Cumberlaml, Potter A llarrin. 17 15 Lelaml are., Chicago. It*'’^^ m GESTIONS WILL Prosit trio: lu;i s-.. Fountain Ave., Spring ibM Meffi'tl amt Clare; III R. One Hundred and nel.l, O. Twenty fifth St., N. Y C. Puget, Geti. E. lEiiipirel Calgary. Can. INTEREST YOU. Mnntamta. and Wella: 43 Liberty St., Water- Perry. Paul iNiw Portland) Portland. Me. Blue Prints and Oeeign bury. Conn. Pritzkow A Bluuchard (Park) Blena Falls, N. Menteloa. The; Frankfort, Iml. Y. Book Free. YliHitg'imery. Mar»hall: 50 Turner Place, Brook Pauli, I.esl'e W. (Jeffera) Saginaw, Mich.*, l.vn- . „ iBlJoio Bay City, 12 17. MiiDlrell. Chaa.; 104 E Foorleeith St., N. Y. Primrose Four (Orpheum) Memplils, Tentn.; The Kanneberg Roofing and Ceiling Co C. (Urpheum) New* Orleans, La., 12-17. Ylnmly and Goodwin: 300 E. Second St., Ke- Pot a. Ernie A .Mildred (Ondiem) Seattle; (Or- Manufacturers Eclipse Signs. wani-e. Ill pheuni) Portland, Ore.. 12-17. Moon a. Five Flying: *«ai F SI., Mnncle, Ind. CAIMTOIM, - - OHIO. PenilU tun Slstt rs. Three (Forsyth) .Atlanta, Miain*. Tern and Staala: .37*25 Irvliig Park 4ta.; tNew Empire) Richmond. \‘a., 1*2-17. Blvil.. Cbicago _ Perclval. Walter C.. A Co. (Evanston) Evan¬ Ylorae and Clark 217 Fifth St.. Baraboo. Wla. ston, ill.; (.Majestic) Dnhmiue, la., 1*2-17. Miirlona. Four: *201 Fifth .Si.. [Vtrolt. Pickens. Arthur J., A Co. (Templet Rocliester, M ■«! Twina: 3.34 Fayette SI . Bridgeton. .N. J N. Y. Good Sketches, Monologues, Etc MiilMnI Trio; care P. Taualg. 104 E. Four- Pouchot’g Flying Ballet (Orpheum) Portland, .. St.. S. Y. C. \i.|i, .irfh- \Iinc<»,|a Wla. Ore. -:-WRITTEN TO ORDER- Meredith. Cleora tOayetyl S.uith CYilcago, Ill., Phillips, MiJidane (MaJeMlc) Colorado Snrings .5 7 lOnilieiiiiii Champaign. 12-17. Col.; (Kmpresn) Kansas C'ty. Mo.. 12 17. Original work. Reasonable rates. Satisfaction giiaranteetl Work submitted on Marvlna. Three (Orpheiiml Ft. Wltllama. Can.; Pollvy David F.: 507 Amsterdam ave., N. Y. approval on receipt of small deposit. Write for estimate, enclosing stamp for reply. IBoiadwayi Superior. Wla.. 12-17. C. MarVee Hr. a illlrardi Phlla.; (Oermiirfown) Powell-Howard Co. (Majestic) Bntte. Mont.; II. r. HAl.BR.A.Nr :m .\. Clinton St.. Clean, N. Y. (Empress) Spokane, Wash.. 12-17. Phlla.. 12 17. Pinaril A Manny (Grand! Kansas City, Mo. Madden A FllaPatrb k (Bljoii) Bay City. M'ch.; YOU CAN MAKE FROM (Majeallcl Cedar Rapida. la.. 12 17. Payne. Oliver H. (Polnclana) Tampa, Fla. Mar l I e'n iLln olnt Lbieago; (Kedzie) Cbl- Pierce. John; Sapphire Hotel, Sapulpa. Okla. 1 Pantier. Lena (I'nlduei Minneapolis; (Empress) ewgo, 12-17. \Ia> n. Ban. * Co. (Majeatlcl Spr'nzfleld. 111. St. Paul 12-17. $40 TO $50 PER WEEK Montagiie'a ComeilT Cockatoea (Miialc Hall I j Phillips A .Merritt (Empress) Denver. 12-17. BY OPERATI.NG OUR • I,ewblon. .Mo., 12-17. Muloey. Thna.: 4U VV. Doilrldge at.. Columbus. 0. Morvllle A Mark (LaOrande Ilotell Kanaaa Kmuiuiis, Two: 44S Inca at.. Denver. Improved, Wonderful No. 6 Ferrotype Machine C!l\. Mo , 'Unilall. Billy: Dsat R. 5lh at.. Dayton. O. Takea all standard sixes of plates from a 2%z3^, to a 48 L Mneller A S anley (Ylajeat'ci Birmingham .Ala. Rawla A VonKaufmtD: 2tr27 Kanias ave., Kan- Button plate. Uur Black Diamond plate the beat on the market, for lit Moretle SIstera (l,»nliart) Mnakogi>e. Okla.; saa City. Mo. per 100. Send for onr free 1012 booklet. (Princea't Hot Sprlnga. Ark . 12 17. I Itsy A Williams: 23 Abbott at.. Atlanta, Gn. JAMESTOWN FERROTYPE CO., Meredith Slafera (Orand) Svraeuae, N. Y’.: K-ga:a. Four: care P. Tausig: 104 E. 14th st.. 1118 Bo. Halatad Street. Dept. 45, M. K. Brody, Gen, Mgr., Chioago. HI. IKellt al Beaton. Ma^a , 12-17. Marke. It rolhv (Malea*Jc> Montgomery. .Ala. ID Ida. Cycling: Babylon. I. L. N. Y, Mario .Aldo Trio (Oroheiimi Sacrainenfo. Cal.; It'-nilngtiin, Mayme: Hotel Gerard, W. WE BUY, RENT, NEW O (orp'eiimi Oakland. 12-17. Merry M.iry fo.: .Aurora. III.; Elgin. 12 17. Kenxn, Bert A Helen: 4.30 Buchanan at.. Ft. M 'Ion ,V Itfl.1 ng Slatera (Bennelfat Ottawa. Wayne. Iml. “ SCENE RYsecond, t Can; lOrpheunil Montreal. 12 17. Rev Comedy Circus: Bmokshle Farm. Wabash, M r'n .A T.-na iKinpreaal San Franclaco. We carry a large stork of Interior and Exterior Sets to fit any Stage or Hall. Mlnatrel Four (New .Malea Id Iliibmine, la.: Uti. no A .Azora; 1.3.32 Wahash ave.. CTtlcago Theatrical Properties and Wardrobes. iMah-llei Ctdar Rapida 12-17 Khoads' Marionettes; 33 W. 8th at.. Cheater. Metrett' Troupe lEmpreaal Tacoma. Wash.: Pa. RICHARD GUTHMANN SCENERY STUDIOS, (Empre^al Pertland. Ore.. 12 17. Uian<>« Fiwir: Freeport. L. L. N. Y. M.TlIn (V'nier a-1 San Franria o. 12-17. Itlchards A Clarke: Box .*Ct3. i.lma. O. 1314-1328 LOOMIS PLACE (Phone Monroe 974) CHICAGO, ILL Murphy. Mr A Mr». Mark (Or-indl Sacramento. lt.ee A PrevoHt: *2d Coburn ave.. Colllnavllle, Cal.; (Item Oakland. 12 17. Mass. FOR SALE OR M .retl.. A Co. (Mabatld Pit te, Mont.; (Em¬ Itleh.inl*. Two .Aerial: 28,5 Jenckt at.. Fall ir..>i So kane Waaii.. 12 17. River. Mass. Marwell’a Joe. Banclnc OIr'a lEmpresa) Spo¬ Klesner A (iiwes; DiO Roanoke st.. San Fran RENT kane- iEmpre*ai Seattle. 12-17. cisco. KUi Bros.. Four: 122ii 2Mb st.. Milwaukee. McKenrlc Shannon (Majestic) Bntto, Mont.. Itltche Eugene A Carrie; 407 Llpplneott Bldg., Phlla. R.dM-ris. Hayes .4 Roberta: Ce

Xlhhe .4 Bonionex: 000.3 Normal ave., Chi- csgn, NIrh,,!. * Smith- 012 tddtwsw are. (^lesrn "cd Kush Trio; 1A36 W. Chleago Gong. Sonnd, wholesome advice for the yontbfnl stage aaptrant. Price 10 centa. THE CHURCH • . rhlrnro PRINTING CO.. 416 Elm Street Clnelnnatl. n '■"’""v. rire; 220 Netherwood ave.. Plain- "‘'M V T V-o>n ^ Shesn 4 Nolsn. B-v 137. nsrrlsvllle.

N-o-ton. r Porter; (1342 KImhark are.. Chi THE LONDON

'"(M?’fGrpheum) Stonx flfr. la.; Rlehardltil Troupe ('iriheoni) n... Mntnea. 1217 7,0'^ Nelson Tronpe (Pantages) Spokane; itea- Pair Mlif Kid -'biueer Indian Si eavL 7*' Seattle. !•» 17. Negro *8- MV-and t1: lady's Wig. tl.M op (r'^r 1, (Hlpp-dr^me) Cleveland; Import FOiaracter M.SO * yds. Prepe Wairti Papier Mache Heads Hairnets etc. Ask data Is tha rscognlied organ of Tandeyllla Artists thronghont tha world. Americana rtaltlBE la I (iiwlaa V X r"''l Pa.. 12' 17. log frm. KLIPVXRT. Mfr. 4 SthAvn.. N.T. ols Slatera (Orpheum) Sioux City, la. wYU Had a frWadly walcooM at 14 Laleaatw Btraat, W. 0. 32 Ttie Billboard FEBRUARY 10^ 1912.

Rttli^kellcr Trio (Llndm) Chicago; (Wilaon Phompaon and Howard: Foantain Are., Day- Kre.t Chicago, 1217. tun. u. Rawls & VonKaufnian (Wm. Peno) Pblia.; rhurtwrt Staters: 98H Magne St.. Bocheater, (1\Fiiiplc| Detroit, 12-17. N. Y. Reiorcld's, Kig., College Ulrls St Boya (Majes¬ niier Sisters: 42 Bank St.. N. T. C. tic) Meridian. Miss. rups. I'opay aud Tops. 3442 W. School St., Steve A. Woods’ Alamo Shows Botledgc. Krank, & Co. (Pantagea) Los Ao- Chicago. gelea; (Pan ages) Denrer. 12-17. rreat'a. Capt., Seals: Tonawawda, K. T. Kayinond, Happy Jack: 138 Commerce at.. Grand rremainea. Musical: 23U Caldwell St., Jack- Kaplda, -Mich. iKmillle. 111. WANTED-PEOPLE AND SHOWS R(jr. Billy K.: 1111H Coogresa are., Houston, rrouhadoura. Three: 286 Park Are.. Newark. Tea. N. J. In all branches of the Carnival business. FRK.\KS, FHKE ,\tTS, MUSICIANS, or Reese Bros.’ Africander Minstrels (Priscilla) rroya. Musical: 391 Eleventh St., MUwankac. Cleseland; (Lyric) Jamestunn. N. Y., 12-14; rurnera, Mustcal: I8U6 Felix 8t., St. JutMrph, any novelty. \\ ill furnish tops and fronts. CoiKN^isions of all kinds; no exclusives. (Lyric) Glean, 16-17. Mo. Richards-na, Tliree (Majeat'c) Ft. Worth, Tex.; fy Beil Slaters: 7019 South Park Are., Chi¬ In spite of the weather and (piarantine we are still inoviii); alonK nicely. DO NOT (Majeatlc) Dallas. 12 17. cago. NEED ANY AC.ENTS, as I am duiii); my own (HmtruetinK, which is an assurance Romano Rroa. (Majestic) Little Rock. Ark.; Tuxedo Comedy Four (Plaza) San Antonio, (Majestic) rt. Wor h, Tex.. 12 17. Tex.; (Prinoeaa) Hot Springs, Ark., 1217. we will not play any still ones.- Railroad ticket to those I know. Rein, Clayton St Keltf (Pantages) I»a Angelea. Torcat A Flor D'AIlza (Broadway) Columbui, O. ; (Hopkins) I»iiisvl|le. 12-17. Reynolds & Donegan (Orpbenni) Oakland, (Lai.; . W. Riddle, (Ninstruction; 'I’lios. Ibiyes, electrician; J. C. CummiiiKS, char);e U>rpbeum) Ix>s Angeles 12 17. TeKara, Magician: 1915 Central are., Indlanap Ri e. Sully it Scott (Urplieum) Salt Lake City, oils. publicity; C.us illiums, tniin master; Harry Rose, Lew Ilurtij; and Jaine.s Austin, Utah. Todd Nards. Two (Empress) San Franelsco. Bice, BImer & Tau (Eitiprc’ss) Butte, Mont.. Trone A Trone: 1476 W. Vlllere at.. New Or¬ promoters; . J. lleimessy, tleneral Manager. 12 17. leans, Randall, Carl (Majestic) Butte. Mont.; (Em¬ Tauh. I.en, A Oo.: 708 Lexington are., Brook¬ press) Sp. kane, 12-17. lyn. STEVE A. WOODS, Sol* Ovvnor and Gan'l Agant. Rawson & Clare (Era;iress) Salt Lake City. a-wnanian-Van Piemans (Nixon) Pliila.; (Peo¬ Ramsey's, Don, Harmnnlsts (Empress) Diilutb, ple's) Phlla.. 12 17. Address as per route—Madisonville, Texas, week Feb. A; Hrj’:in, Texas, week Minn.; (Empreas) Wlnni|>eg. Can., 12-17. Thomson. Harry (Empress) Salt Lake City. Robert & Robert (Empress) Los Angelea; (Em¬ Utts, Aerial: Conveulioa Hall, Kansas City, Feb. 12; ('alvert, Texas, week Feb. 19; Mart, Texas, wt’ck Feb. ‘2t). preas) San Diego, 12 17, Mo. Ray, Harry: 818 Arch at.. Pittsburg Pa. agges. The: Auburn. N Y. Ross. K'tty (Empress) Tacnma, Wash.; (Em aldare, Bessie, Troupe; 305 W. Ninety- press) Portland. Ore., 12-17. seventh St., N. Y. C. St. John aiMl bridges: 427 E. Flfty-elgbtb St., alentine and Bel), 1461 W, One Hundred and Third St., Chicago. Wanted! Wanted! Wanted! N. Y. C. Sanford and Darlington: 2960 Pennagroes St., Valentine and Ray: 263H Fifth St., Jersey W. Pblia. City. N. J. Sasages, llie: 4317 Colfax Are., South, Minn alletta and Lamaon: 1329 St. Clair Are.. ea|M>lis. Cleveland. O. Sebaar-Wheeler Trio; 8130 Commercial Are.. Valotae Bros.: 318 South Are., Bridgeport. South Chicago, ill. Conn. Schale and Cole: Appleton City, 3Io. Vance, Gladys: (lOahen. Ind. IDEAL AMUSEMENT CO. •craiitons. The: 2630 urebard 8t., Chicago. an, Jlnimle and Myrtle: 1921 Walnut St., SMliiiry Duo: Port Waabington, L. L, LSi. T. Chicago. Wants a few gnotl, clean Shows, several different C'oncea«lor*. no conceaalon to lonfllct. All Searlfs and George: 8868 Cottage Orore., Chi VanDalle Sisters: 614 W. LVith St., N. Y. C. Itinda of Riding Devices. Playing societies excluxlrely. if you hare a good, clean 8bow, writs; Vanderhllta. The: 207H Overland St., El Paso, esgo. otherwise save stamps. Can also use a few good Free Acta. Address (Mgwicks, riTe: 8309 Are. I, Galreaton, Tex. Tex. Maw, Lew and Nellie, 1446 Ogden Are., Chi¬ Van and Van: 2661 Lincoln Are., dilcago. cago. Sbediuan’a Dogs: Dumont, N J. J. D. ROUEN. M^r., Sbelvey Broa., Three; ^x 293, Waterbary, Conn. 204 Third St., - - Ft. Wayne, Ind. Sherwoods, Aerial: 433 Palmwood Are., Toledo. Ohio. Shields snd Rodgers; Box 29. Bridgeman, Mich Short and Shorty: 9U6 Lamar St.. Wichita Falla, Tex. Siegel and Matthews: 324 Dearborn St.. (^ nilEWORKS COREY BROS.’ BIG SHOWS cago. Sllverlakea. The; (jrichton. Ala. Now Ixiokiiig attractioiLs si'ason 1912. \V.\NTKI) TO HUY'—Human Skatells, The: 871 W. King tft.. TrxmV. Can. High Grade Fireworks for Di^Ia> Sllkera, Flying: 1329 St. Clair Are.. Clers i Theatrical uses. Smoke Pots Roulette, stating price and where lix-ated. F. 1). UORRY, Mgr., 5237 land, O. Smiletta Trio: 8818 Commercial Are., So. (Thi Sparklers, Pigeons, Smokeless Fire Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111. F. 1). CORFY’, Gen. .\gt., Ocala, Fla. cago. III. Smith snd Brorm: 1324 St. John Are.. Toledo Trick Cigarettes, Etc Ohio. Smith and Sumner; 6234 Ellis Are., Chicago. IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT! Soanes Family, Mualral: 115 Glenwood Are. Buffalo. LLOYD MFG. CO. Spears, Bert and Emms: 67 Clinton St, Ererett 22 Park Plaoa, - Naw York City Mass. Speneer snd Spencer: 28.39 C St. IMilIa. Sprague and DUon: 46!) Sarkett St.. Brooklyn Sprlugford Twina: 648 Slate St., BridgeiHirt THE BCWILDCRINa SENSATION At Liberty-'Mexican Band Omn. OF THE CENTURY Stagpooles. Four: 244 W. Thirty-ninth St., N Y. C. 1 Eight first class Miisieians; ready to close contract for 1912 .season. .Ad¬ Stanley and Cbambera: Union Are. and Oak Lane, Pblia. MERCEDES dress PRO!*'. JOR Sb'GUR.A, 15(55 Casfiuet St., New Orleans, I.ji. StaudUb Sistera; Stamford .Conn Now Broaking All Raoorda Stanley and Rlre: ‘2ii6 N. Buchanan St.. Marlon. Over Intarstat* CIroult. —WANTED FOR— III. Stewart and Earle. 126 Euclid Are.. Wood bury, N. J Stewart and Stevenson: 167 Dundas St., To¬ ronto. Stirling and Chapman; 88 Ferrtn St., (Hiarles ' Original Georgia Cotton Pickers’ Co. town. Mass. Colored Performers. Uniformed 10 piece Band. Quartette. Sister Team, good Comedians' ihoae Stokes. Owrge. and Ryan Sisters: 212 W. Ser state all In flrst letter. Address enth St.. Wilmington. I8-1. CHARLOTTE ARTHUR WHEELER, cere Th6 BiUbs^rd. Ciacin&ti. Ohio. Story, Musical; 3723 S. Hofie St.. I»s Angelea Strlekland. Rul>e: 72 SI9 Thirty-third Are., So. Drlv* four Frrroirium in W.ANTS—G«m1. clean Sliows Hat rental or percentage; ConcessUm* and Noreltles* exclntlre on MlnneaiMtlla. 1(1 M-vumU. U attach*)! Glass Wheel, with tiny back privilege. G. 'it.. Phils. utr. OiM-ra(i-i1 for 3« Karch 1. then Pinclueyrille, niinois. * Rchoen's Rniigb House Kids (Majestic) Ft a dar. N>> inorr dl* Worth. Tex.. 12 17. mlurlug nr failing. I'rir. Stielvcy Boya. Thr(e (Ornheiim) St. Paul; (Or fl .'at Write for FBE* nliruml Mluncapolla. 12 17. t'lrciilar Sllreno & Co. (Vaudeville) Waycrosa. Ga INTERNATIONAL METAL k FERRO 00. Skipper. Kennisly A Reeves (Roviiokel Roan Dvot W.. Chicago III WCULD UKE TCICIN CARNIVAL CC. oke. Va.; (Gay) Knoxville, leiin., 12 17. S:, . Satauda. K. M , Troupe (Po'l'a) W •rceater, Starting out of OrcRon or ittljoinini; .State, Strongent I’latfonu Show and OjM'uer Mass.; (Poll s) Bridgeport Ci nn.. 12-17 MAKE 420 A DAY wlib uur Slone. Paul A Marmtan: 4Ci6 Dayton ave.. Wuuderfi.'. Cliamiiiuii Picture Ma in America. What can you offer? (’iii:.sti:r a. hull, Paul. cblue. Takes, develops. 6nlxliet Sima, Willard A Co, (Majcsticl Ft. Worth photo In half mlnnte; 3tu Post (Orpheum) New Or;eana. La.. 12-17. Cards and buttons all the rtge! S'dls Bros. Four (TYintl Trenton. N. J. S on . oin money anywhere. Slone. I.o)ita (Keith's) Syra iis-e, N. Y.; (Grand) Small Investment; big i»roflts. Plttaluirg. Pa.. )2-17. Be your o'vn boss. Write for Sullivan Bros . Four (Grand) Knoxville. Tenn.; Free Bk. I'esllmonlsls. etc. The Only Complete Date Book (Alrdome) C3iat an^ga. 12 17. American Minute Photo Co., Stantons. Tlie lEmpreas) Spokane; (Empress) Dept 6)1. Chleago III 130 Pades—MOW READY—130 Fades Seattle. 12 17. Snyder A Buckler (I.yr'c) Dayton. O.; (For- POEMS WANTED RUNS UP TO kVECEMRER 31. IB12. «v(h) Atlanta. Ga.. 12 17. Ciah paid for is'ngs. NEKDI1.\M Sheridan A Sloane (Majestic ( Putte, .Mont.; IIOl'SE. St. Louts. Mo. Coatalns eoapleta colored aectlonal nap* of the world, and the D. 8. Cjeasus of 1610, (Etnpreaal Spokane, Wash.. 12-17. Spisaell. Joe. A Co (Empress) Duluth, Minn.; showing iMuuilalloa of towns. Aleo contains Mentlflratlo, blaak, ciuupound Interest table, (Empress) Winnipeg, (an.. 12 17. TRAHE—Violin for Diamond, Violin No. postal dlstancea from New York City, brief bualueaa laws, help In case of accident, valne 1 061 Gtlarnerlus Mialel. Andrew Il.vde, Norlli Sarnthaler Troupe (Kmnre-s) San Diego, Cal.; of Dwelgn coin* In U. S. money, domestic and foreign postage rales, weatbeg signals, ate., (Empressl Salt I.ake Cll.v 12-17. Hampton. Mass., maker; date of Invo ee Mxrrh etc. Plenty of room for addresses and monsoraoda. Slepltent Hal (F.)npre«s) Iioa Angeles; (Era- 21. lOOl; price $2.''>0. Exchange ran be arranged li.T mail. Addri ^s J. WT, Slattery, Braiil, Ind, jiTesa) San- Diego. 12-17. Real leather coOer, 2Sc each. Sullivan A Pasrpielena (Emnre«s| Denver; (Em- pa-e-wl Colorado Sp-lrgs. 12-17. SLOT MACHINES of every ilescriptlon lenight, gl;“

Vird.man: i:t01 Hlsh 8t.. AUmeda, Cal. VanlellM, Tlw: Lowt-II, MlPt. Varlftjr Cumrdy Trio: leiS Barth Are., dlaoaptilla. Varlo ami Vaiio: 2oi MlUa 8t.. Crraton, la. VarDoo iDd Reno: 1617 DlrUloa Are., Shrere- purl. I,a. Vlrtorlne, M.rrtle; 2.13 Soott 8t., San Franclaco. Vlm-rnl ami RIacer; H2u Olive St., Indlauapolla. VtullDi: 52» Rlabth 8t., Rnaiklya. Viola and Ocorge: 33 Merritt St., San Pran- clat'o. Vlaoccbi. Anthony and Andrew: 147 Cottage St., Eaat Roaton. Maaa. Vogel and Wandaa: 2209 .Shenandoah Are., St. From whom are you to get your Vaudeville Attractions Coda. Voelker, Mr. A Mra. Krederic (Rmpreaa) Chi¬ this summer ? cago: (Bnaprevs) Milwaukee, 12-17. Van OUm (Temple) Grand Kaplda. .MIeh.; (Mlleai Detnlt. 12-17. Valleelta'a l,eoparda (Chaae’al Waahlngton, D. Why not from the Largest Booking Organization in the rOft STAOX USE C.; iPoll’a) Springfield. Uaaa.. 12 17. Viola. Otto. A CO. (Varlele) Prague, Germany, World ? TOST A COyPAinr, too rilhert ItfMt 6 20. (Eitablishpd 1870). PhiUdalphIg VaiiKoeeen. Harry (KmprpHa) Tacoma, Waali.; |.rl(«w, EBlgrg*d, niuitratad Catulogu*. (Kmpreaa) Portland. Ore.. 12-17. We supply more than two hundred theatres in the West Von Klein A O'baoo (Kmpresa) San Pram laoo. VIrlana. Two (Alcazar) Maraelllea. France. 27- .March 2: (KIdrado) Nice, 5-10. and Middlewest with Vaudeville. Van Horen (Keltli'a) Culumbna, O.; (Temple) Detroit, Mich., 12-17. Musical Glasses Wakabania Troupe: 1227 Serenty-llrat St., We supply more than one-half of the County and State W Miba'aatUd. toad, psia la ton*, aaay Chicago. Wallace'a, Jack, OockatoM: 1553 Broadway, Fairs in the same section with their attractions. lu (ua* aad play. Photo*. v*(m*bo**. eatalofa* N. Y. C. with rail lafonaatlon will bo loat cm moalplal Ttoaipr U Braaaalva, OlMoopboao Ut. Wallace and Beach: 324 Carmen St., Jackaon- Wit Grant Ava HldimnDd Hill. N. T. Tllle. Fla. We have a department devoted to booking bands as well. Waltona. Six: 23 N. Superior St., Toledo, O. Walton and Ward: 005 W. Jeffemon St., Lonta- 1CAN RLJACE YOU Ofk tlt« rllle. VAUDEVILLE STAGE Waller Broa.: 654 S. Main St., Akron, O. W’e are associated with the great Orpheum Circuit, the laatractlro course absulutrly FREE. I peraoa Wanaer and Palmer: 21 E. Thirtieth St., Chi¬ ally tHl*! you to gri an act ami •ngagement cago. Cus Sun and the Inter-State Circuits. Biprrlruc* uuticcraaary. Mrthud eoduracd h) Ward and Weheter: Palace Hotel. Chicago. ■aoagrr* Tbirty ycara* azporlrace. Inatroctly* Warren and Blanchard: Grant Hotel. Chleaca. book KKFE fur alamp. Warren and Franela: Box 643. Chegawne. SFgo. Why not write us on the subject? We will send a repre r. LaDELLE Boi A._Dacatnr, lad Warracka, The; 1132 gaatgwiat St.. Chicago. Wartenlierg Braa.: care Paul Tatmig, 104 E. 14tb 8t.. N. Y. C. sentative to talk it over with you. Waaher Broa.: Oakland. Ky. Wataon’a. Sammy. Farmyard Clrcna: 333 St. C. E. BliAY, General Manager. Catalogoca ouw ready. All the Latrat Improved Pania Are., Jeraey City. X. J. Riipe, ClialD and Seuzatlonal Eacape*. Neweai Weber Family: 1021 Orleane St.. Chicago. Crrailcnn In Advanced llliialona; SpIrltnaPatlc Well^ Lew: 213 Sbawmut Are., Grand Raplda, Efiecti; Cballrnge Mind Reading Acta: Newly Perfected Card Trick*: VrDtrllo<|oUt Pngurr* Wrrnti Duo. Flying: 4027 Broadway. Cleveland. Bka. Puiilea and Jokrra. Secret*. Plan*. Ap Wernrx. Hayca and Beatrice: 633 Wooster Are., paratot. Table* or Accesanrles. Complete pea Akron, O. lllu»traied une-iMHind Catalogue. 2Sc. W. Al, Wesley, Lynn and Coa: Portamnnth, 0. BERT TRIPP Route 10 New Bedford Mv»* West snd Denton: 133 W. Cedar 8t., Kala- maaon, Micb. WESTERN VAUDEVILLE Wliltebead and GrieraoB: 2466 Eighth Are.. N.

West and Benton: 31 School St.. Buffalo. Wliltman Bros.: 13.3.5 Chestnut 8t.. Pbila. Whitman Frank: 133 Greenwich St., Reading, MANA(>ERS’ ASS’N P*. Let ug oend you our ittustrated (Mitalop WhDsmrth and Pearaon, 9413 Gorman Ave.. No. 7 of new and opcond-band cNMtuinee Cleveland. Three Whole Floors In the Wllllsnia. Frank and Della: Palmyra, N. Y. WHHama and Sterling: Boy 1. Detroit. Will* and Bsrron: Bloomington. Ill. WHITNEY SCENIC &. COSTUME CO. Will* and Rassan: 156 Msnbattan Aye., N. Y. DETROIT, MICH. Majestic Theatre Building, Chicago, Ills. Win* and Hntrhlnson: 2.13 W. Flfty-dfth 8t,

Wiison snd Rich: 73 Orshsm Ave.. Brooklyn. Wolf. Moore and Yoong' Gloucester. N J. Wormwoo,!'* Monkey*: .154 W. Forty-ninth St., GEORGIA TTie New Hotel \„rtosu, a ••cMmplete” hotel Ward A .'tmlth (Gbits') Norfolk. Vs. West and Charles (Ilijmit Battle Creek, Mleh. Special TbasthonI Bate*. Electric light*, stean heat, ruunmg water In evrry riNiiu. prtvat, WMcox, Blanche (.iJunl Por smnnth. O.; (Hlp- baths, most comforlshle besls In Georgia, gois' povlporae) Charleston. W. Va.. 12 17. meal* and a man who know* how to treat yon W'eel, rs. Tile (Pc dor's) Newark. N. J. Come and let us prove II. Member Georgia Wood Bros (Victoria) Cbarlesten. S. C.: (Or¬ pheum) Jacksonville. F’a., 12-17. llotel Men*! Asmictstloo. ALBERT BABCOCK Wentworth. Vesta A Teddy (Oroheum) Salt Fropristor snd Mansger. Lake City: (Orpheumi Denver. Col.. 12-17. AFTER MARCH 10 Williams .V Sterling (Orphenm) Chamnalgn. Ill.: Silk. Spun Silk, Sllkollne, Woratml and (Varle les) Terre Haute. Ind.. 12-17. Cotton Tight* and Shirt*. Leatarda MAE JIM.MIE 0>mbtnatlv>n Sulla and pa.'ding* ma'le Wallace’s Cockatoos (Bijou) Phlla. to order for theatr'cal, gymnasium and Wards. Flying (Or'hcum) Denver; (Orphenm) athletic use. Send for price Hat tnd I.'ncoln Nfh.^ 12 17. aample*. Pnmpa, Supporters. Span Wrlgtil A De'trlcli (Columbia) St. I»nls. gle*. etc. Wilson A Pears-in (I'nlque) Minneapolis; (Em nriss) S(. Paul, 12-17. DAY & KNIGHT JOSEPH HOLAH'B S0V8. Watson. J s. K. (Einnrev-s> I»* .\ngdcs; (Em¬ Sue esaora to Jaaeph Nolan. press) S.an Dlfgo. 12 17. Wilson A povle (PHoii) Flint Mich.: (Blloui 35-67 Ellary Straot. Brooklyn. V. T. (Those Two) Jseks n. 12-11: (Majestic) Ann Arbor. 15-17. World A Kingston (Malestlc) Ch’cago. 12 17. Weefony. VIIniN (Empress) Denver. 12-17. EVERYTHING ORIGINAL. - NOTHING COPIED, DRUMMERS Wa erbory Bp's. A Tenney (Empress) Wlnnt peg. Can. For a anrprtae In price*. Complrtaneaa of Cals Wind ni Blllv (Empress) Winnipeg. Can. .XDDRESS log. and Fine Workmanship, tend fur oor 42-pag. Welch. I.ew. A Co. (Enipre.-sl Vancouver. Can.; Caialuc (Empress) VI (crla 12 17. Care Billboard, . - - Cincinnati, Ohio Wrlgl’t. Owen (Emnre'-sV^ Denver: (Empress) ACME DRUMMERS' SUPPLY CO Colorado Springs. 12 17. WItfs Mav S nihtrn SIngtng G'rls (M.ajes tin Ft. W.irth. Tex.: (M.ajestle) Pallas. 12

Wlti’s. Max. Klllarnev G'rls: Charleston. S. C.T JacksonvI'le. Fla.. 12-17. Wit’s. Max. Melmly I.ane Girls (Orpheum) PERFORMERS Harrisburg. Pa. Womlward. Uomain I,. (O. H.) Seneca Fall*. N TAHOOERSOolom, Designs. Slrm-lln, #4c., SsH it low prlcot Wvs'ng A Schleicher: Calvin Okla. Bend for free price list. WsHcrs A Frank (Cnlnur) Minneapolis; (Em TAKE NOTICE! *« w KDWIII E. BBOWH. press) St Paul. 12 17. •05 X. Wnnhlngton Btraat. BpringBalA, Ill. Walton A I.ester (Bell) Oakland. Cal.; (Em preas) los .\ngelfa 12 17. Waite. Win E.: OI W. Suocrlor *t., Chicago. WANTED—At the “Grotto Theatre,” Akron, 0.—High- Wrikena A Hoot (Family) Moline. HI.. S-IO 500 LETTERHEADS, ‘.'T.'.'KxOT $5. (.American) Davenport. la., 12-17. »00 WITH 1 HALFTOMI. 33.50. WvckolT. Fred (Pantaces) Vane,'iiver. Can.; class Singing and Musical Acts. Three-day engagements, We nae a neat apK-k (h-islgn and aend halftone* (Panlagea) Tacoma. Waah.. 12 17. Wlh order. Cal., Sil desigoa. 2c stamp. Send Sketch for price on apeeUla. THE CIJAY CEN Tacklay and Bunnell: Lancaster, P*. State details and salary. ter EXOnwiXG CO. . Vamamota Br*w ■ Wlncbe«t,.e (t. Clay Center, Kan. Teakle and Burt: The RIHhoard. Chicago. V,wk and King 561*) Prescott Ave.. St. Tonla PERFORMERS GOING EAST OR WEST CAN BREAK (And the right* t* pmdne* them Tonng and Nixon Slafera; 1.122 N. Lawreoe. THEIR JUMPS AT AKRON. at cost of maanscrlpt. Get nae St . Phlla ratalog. N. Y. PUAT BCBBAI Vnnnr* snd Vtennira- Martin Atleh. hors- EXCHANQB. Tre*ont n* Young. TieWlfft. A Sla-er (Co’on(ai) X. T. C. York City.

MAQICIANS—UOOKI Young, mile A Anril (Emnre**) Portland Ore. U^d 80c for onr new Prlc* Uet. When yon Ye Colonial Seo'rtte (Po’l'«) AA’orceetcr. Mass.; •rder from this list w* will deduct the 60c from iBualiwIck) Brooklyn. 12 17. pent bill. MAGICIAN SUPPLY OO.. Ootoaa*. fsnton Bros.: not E Foiirih ‘'•"f""- '' y.BfptNliT TfAnpp* rtr** P. Tin»!c. IW E. AT LIBERTY—EARLE R. BEHEE. to Join a recognized ring act. Height. 6 ft.. 5 to.; weight. teenth St N V C _ 140 lbs.; giwd developments; will aend photo. Or will take good partner, bat yon moot be good Cataloga* of ITof*nato*al and Ama Eat Earns 77*e' 433 Wfanlev Ave.. Peoel*. Ml or else save stamp*. Booze? No!! I’ve hzd experlen e. Good clrcnz for scaaon 1912 write. Two tear IMnya, Bkeiehet. Honolafwtn. Eeno and AfandeH- 209 S State m.. Htleago big act*—Double Trap* and Rings. Chas. Lneas write. Address Mlantr*! Jokan. Becttntlon*, link* York ami King (New Ideal) Elk City, Okla.. an Gondm ate., aa*t frae. S-10 Elmrnor. John (ValeaOc) Ced.r Rap'd* 1* Bella Madame (I Incoln) rhicago. 8-10; (Fam- Itv) I.atavi'tfe, Ind.. 12 IT. Permanent addrea*. W. R. .A. XT. Eeredo Pro*.: Gen. Del.. Chicago. Banetto Tr-nne (Empress) St. PanI: (Empresa) Duluth. 12 17 34 The Billboard FEBRUARY 10, 1912. THE T. IVl. HARTON COMPANY Ills Farmers Bank Bldg., PITTSBURG, PA.

Huilders and Operators of Koller Coasters, Scenic Railways, Carou¬ sels and other Park Anuisenient Devices. We offer at low’ prices several second-hand Carousels in excellent condition. Park Concassions Wantad. TWO HU/MDREO THOUaAIMD ARE EXPEC 1 EO AT THE UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS AND UNITED SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS REUNION IVfACOIM, GEORGIA, MAY 6, 7, 8 and 9 This will be the greatest reunion of them all. The City of Macon has already raised S70,000 00 to entertain with. Their Camp in Ciuitral City Park will be f)crfectly arranged in the most Ix’autiful, shady I’ark in the South. The wide strt*ets that have made Macon famous will Ih‘ gorge¬ ously decorated. Arrangements are lx*ing i)erfectcd for the most elalxirate entertainment for the veterans and visitors. Rvery home in Macon is preparing to heln entertain the great crowds that will l)e here. The cheapest railroad rates ever known have already l)een announced. The Con¬ cessions Commitl(‘e would like to hear from high-class shows, riding devices, free acts and conce.ssions. Nothing but the l)e.st is wanted. Tell just what you have and what space wanted in your first letter. All mail will be answered. Prepay your telegrams. CURREN R. ELLIS, Chairman Concassion Committaa, MACON, GA. P. S.—No confetti, rubber balls, whips, slappers, flat joints, trashy, cheap frame-uos or immoral shows will go here.

TUUAH T. riTZOEBALD'S LETTEK caused many of the followers of the respective skaters to yell themselves hoarse. The skaters (Continard from psge 25.) were off In a bunch sod much Jockeying was SPECIAL done all through the rare, each of these great THEIATRICAL TRUNK profeMioaal and amatpur rac«a, abadow skating skatera fighting for position. ami grand luarcb on roller iikatea. Uornp of ttu- On the second half of tlie mile Harry Kaad POCKET pp E E fastest skaters In the Hast will rom|>etp In fell at he Whs rounding the far tu n of the the races. Includinc William Blackburn. Harry track, which put him out of the running. Gun¬ MAGIC klcDonald. William Kurke, Jotin KIrkbride, derson met with a like accident when only two SPECIAI^1012 PROFESSIONAL CATALOG 208 klason and Brower for the professionals, while la|>s more to go, bla shoe lace got untied and > pages, in colors. Price 25c'. 8o extra for mailing. the amatiurs m’ill bare Tlmmey, Clark, Wim tangled in hia skate, which was the cause of his ' MAGIC CO.. Dept. S. 270 W. S»tb St.. New York mer. Van Bine and aereral other fast ls>ys. baviug to slacken bis sliced In order to protect After this event there will be several geclal to The 447 Wood St. 416 F«d«rel S«., N. •. Billlsiaid I.—Ediniind I.aniy of Saranac Lake, largest crowds Ihst eter wituesseil a roller race VAUDEVILLE WANTED QUICK-Will pisy on Feotory! 32-36 leaballa St.. N. S. in .Milwaukee, Wis., Emil Eiehsteilt, belter today took the championship laurels in tlie jiro Iierceiitage b.^sls. eitlur two teams at a lime, I RITTeRtJRG P4 known as "Spetsl.v" Elelistedt. retained bis fis-ional 'kalilig world from .Morris Wood of or small mmp.aiitis of from 4 to 8 persons, title of city champion at Riverside Kink on New York, wlio has lie'd the title for four rapacity of lo use. .*>011. Live town; population. Snmia.v. Ja iiiar.v 21. By bis victory Eicb- .years. I.ainy defeated W snl in the half m <5.1881; eloelrlc llglit. g'od ws er. tirli k streets Ste 2 3. WHEN IN NEW YORK Walsh, sicoml. ami Mike Kuinla was !h:rd. T e Talde de Hole Bliini'r. :UH'. time was v< ry fast, being skated in 2;.">.S 2 5. RINK NOTES. 124 W, 84th St., between 7tb Ave. and B'dwsy. SLEEPERS Harr.y Walsh, wlio Rnishisl second to the eliain- plon. is only to years old slid is going to The Fairyland Roller Rink. Bellingham. WANTED For Majes Ic Tl ealre. Independent Wash., managisi b.r tlie nilliiians. Is Hironged make one if the greatest amateur roller skatera VaiiilevIIle ConitilnaHi ns, Sl>t« r Tesnis on per- In the (sniiilr.y la‘fore he is anoiiier year older. every sess’i.n wlHi a merry crowd of skaters, nnlage or sslar.v. .Addres« McGOUN & SON, Tlie diamond medal awsisltsl for this champion- enjo.vlng Hie bealtb giving sjM>rf. AtlraeH"n» I For Show People Chllllcotle. Ill. shin event was awardeil l>y the Milwaukee Even¬ new and novel are run fn>m time to time to ad 1 ing Journal, a paper that has taken great In¬ Interest to the sport. ICaeing Indils the lennls. terest in roller skating and skatera. however, and every Saturday iiiglit a profes will be a soelal and flnan<’Ial success. A cordial slonal race Is run. Tlie lmi>erlal UInk of Invitatinn Is extended l<> all memlM*rs of the RUNNER TO MEET ROELEU SKATER. A VBiieonver. and Hie Falr.vliind Rink are man Iirofession who may luipiH'n to Iw In Newark on NOVEL EVENT. aging a series of races Ii tween the two towns, the date of Hie bah. .All road iiienili rs are Southern Iron Equipment Go. What promise's to be a novel event will take tlie first race In'lng run Saiiirdny nigiit. Jan noHfleil to ri-nilf for tiekels on or Irnf.ire Feb¬ place at Riverview Rink. Chic.sga, on Feb¬ iiarv 27. The rink is run on a high-class plan, ruary 20, and also to send In Hs'lr correct P. ruary 4, when a runner will compete against a g'sxl skates, gooil floor, milltar.v band, skating I O. address to Hic tJeiieral .Sicre'ary, M. J. I ATLANTA, GA. skater. The Scandinavian resiilents of the snif 'ce 1011x140 seating 1 .fesspin- I Cullen, 218.1 Plane street. Newark. N. J. Northwest Side are inleresied in tlie coming al skaters In Ibe y'rinllv write for oin-n time. rar-e betwifn William Slaiili-y. the Banish chain Tills rink Is now uiaiisged and owned by the pion middle distance runner, ami Clarence Ham- Glllmaus. T. M. A. NOTES. ilion. die i f file spetiliist roller skaters in tlie I m SALE OR IRaDE country. Ilamiltmi and Stanley met H«f year NEWARK LODGE NOTES. The Hamilton Isslge. T. M. .\.. No. 121, gave j About 70 or 80 Machines, nse.l In I’enn.v Arcade, In a h.indicap rac<‘ at R.-icIne, \\’is., Hamilton one of its f.imons ''ji g mast” liainineta at Hie prai'lleall.v new; a'so I ShisiHiig Gallery, run by skating one anil one-half miles, wliile Sta'dey (Continneil from page 17.) M!a«''|iie Eii.'Ine aiilomaH , or s«*ek a gisnl lo- ran a mile. Stanley won liy alwnit two laps, bslge riHiiiis on Frida,v night of last week. There for 1012. President. Fred Rictianison; vice pri-s was an iiiiiisiiallv large erowil iwi wnt and elo cafon for It. C. B. CLARK. Ironton H and tills rsce may have a different ending. Ident. fTisl B. Flindresii: Iressnrer. J ('. ipieiice (ansl's T. \l. .A. Ilrrheslra fiirnis'ietl tin Builder of WHITE CITY. Chicago, Illinoia, Gns Price; setgesnt-af arms. T. Ciinnliigli.im; (til Hie following night an eh-rlion of oflicera PAUL D. H0W8E. Charles T. Fisher. champion skater of Wlscon outer giianl, A. J Walters: trusti-es. f. J. Mock- ; was held, which res'dted In Hh> following; John ] Ocean Park, Cihfornia. sin. was the star In the si-rsind annual skating hr. B. J. Sweeney. F. G. Polil: idi.vslelan, New¬ iJaiiX'r. prishlent; George lllncki «1iiiler. viee Scenic Riilwaya, Coaate.a. Parka. Ice races held br the Dmiglas Park Skating I'liih ark. Br. H. S. Sm tli: ptiyshlan. New York. preslilent; J. E McCarthy, financial aecrclnry at the fvmglas Park lagism, Siimlay. January I Br. ff. N. Irwin. Bel'gatlons were pre-onf from and Irea'iirer; Uots-rt Ilowell. r •corillng aec- i FOR SALE--Cliallenge Hand iitf Act. Mall Bag. 28, tx'fore a crowd of iuaii.r thoiiMinds of pisi. j s St r ode's and s-»*ne Interestd**r ste'i'cle s were relary; Tiriii Brannon, marshal; Gordon Korh. Croat Kseape, Cabinet Mystery. Mind Reading pie. The race meet was a closisl sffilr with made by Bros. Curtin. Greene. Hheelian Conrey, I sergeant-at arms. The el cllon was originally Act, C'oiiMxly Magic .Act; alwi 1(81 other Trlesa the exc't'tlon of s one-mlle Invitation be¬ . Jtivce. Bi'l-n y -nd sey. r I other tir>>thers. It achediilix) fnes tin ball to ts- I having iM-en given the nrojier notice. The el«*c- Harry B, Kaad and Charles T. Fisher, held at KInger Andllorlinn on Tuesday. Feb¬ I tIon waa followi-d by a Iiiucheoo amt am'lal hoar. race was exciting from start to finish ruary 20, will be the erint of the season, and Inatallatton held Sunday January 28. If yon aoa it in Tha Billboard, tall tbam aa. FEBRUARY 10, 1012.

AT PARKER HEADQUARTERS. Fair Aaaoclatlon, and tint It will be made the (Continued frum page 21.) permaueiit home of that organisation. All of the bnlldliiga lielongliig te the Fair Xtiree Rides In One Kverytblne will be completely overhauled and Aaaoelatlon are loeatiil on the groniids, and for CAN BE HAD ON THE rebuilt and the egulimieiit whin ready for the years paat the annual fairs of that aaaoclatlon road will preient a iplcudld apiMaraiiee. have been held there. '1. T. Work, one of the real aiiiiiMeiiient men with iwciily yean* experience aa an o|ieralor of nn-rry go roiinila. Is the latent convert to the pos- MICHIGAN STATE FAIR. Sihlliilen of the barker Carry im a I an a money maker. -Mr. Work haa Jiiil piirchareil oue of The annual meeting ef the Mlch'gan State The latest and most successful RIDE at Luna Park, Coney Island during 1911. Ihe 1111- miHbla from Ihe I'arki r factory. It Fair Aaaoi'latlon waa held at Slate F.iir head- la iniiipiail with a forty horae imver gawillne ■ piartera J iniiary 20 a id 27, an I aa he aeeoiinta ITS SUCCESSFUL EARNING RECORD is convincing and will bo furnished ontllt. which. In addllion to riinuing the tbree- of 1011 had leo-n audited by State Aecoii'itan hivTi-e a'lieant iiiaehliie. alao aiippliea I line hun¬ A. W. Klirinan, a complete re|iort of all together with catalog on application. Can furnish NEW REED SEATS and dred lighia which are uai-d to decorate the en- tranaact ona by the Aanm-iatlon were presented SIDES Circle Swings. WE BUILD CIRCLE SWINGS, can furnish them tin rt showed a m t ga n to the of ahowa la ii"l yet eomplele It ahowa the ijiiul- Fair Aaaoeiat.oii of over $2t,0'i0 for the y ar. NOVELTY MACHINE CO., 2 Rector St. New York Ity of allraclloiia whteh are la liig lamked. Inaaiiineh aa the .MIeliigan State Fair en ■ Walt! r Snyder la again at the barker otHcea. countered three days’ rain and a street csr Caatoii I.a Tonne, an aviator, haa returned strike < n Weilneailiy. Septeiiilier 21. when no from bla home In Nebraaka and will be at the ciir* wpre run, anil rain on Tlinrsilay. I’arki r fjotory for iIh- in xt fow niontba. Mr. Friday and Saturday f How nir. too a’.iowliii; Tonne waa formerly an aviator with the made will (five aoine Idoa what cer gross It roiiiincndationa were made for an Indiiatrlal CIGAR LIGHTER—To retail at 25 cents CARNIVAL NOTES. exhibit of maniifaetund art eba a id iiiachiii r made In lb tro t and with that end In view A Krciit atlvertising speoialtv: $11.00 per gross Moaa and Marr'a TiMia. iiiitted fi r a new biiiMliif; to hoiiae th • projio^e 1 g^ratle; best piices. An advertising specialty. anti have joai boo.. wo-ir ii'i or n g one* Jackmim llle'a Street Itooiiilng Celehratlon, attractive on the gronnda. 1 wo sizes—sniall, $3.00 per gross; large, $4.00 SNAKE CAMERA. wh eh la ladng glv,a In bioior of the reuaiuiov Mr. J. E Hannon, w-ho haa been maniig r for {ker gross. of one • f that moat eoterprlalng rlly'a Ima ueaa tl'c pa-‘t two veara. waa eb-eteil aecretary and BLARNEY CASTLE IRISH WHISKEY BOTTLE FAN—The latest Iridi thonaighfarea. The inereliania are heart an I compi menied on hla gin il work. He waa given aonl In a real cideliralbm with paradea, lloata. a aiiliatantial tnereaae In aaliry and will hold or St. Patrick’s Day novelty A great hit. $20.00 per 1,000. down hoih [Kwltli na for the en-^nlng year. deoiratlo'iB, etr., anil It la aafe to aay that tue Special Prices to Jobbers and in Quantities. Washington, St. Patrick’s n w' organitallon will pla,r a real h g one |r br aldent niomaa E, Newton was re-eleofed Jaekaonv He. The c mipaov now haa the b*‘»l prealdent for another year and made a fine al Day and Easter Novelties Send for Catalog. attraetiiaia In the South laaikiil and contraetel ilri-aa to the inemliera. rompi ini-nflng them on for Ibe entire waaon. llie .Moaa aii'l Marr their efforta during the paat year. W. F. MILLER. - - 158 Park Row, NEW YORK Sliowa earry fotr free acta, two baiida and aev- An appropriation of $;m.0(i0‘f r premlnm and cral novel featnti-a lieretofore not Introdueinl piiraea waa made for the coming filr. and aa In the carnival bnalneaa. the S’ale Far haa a grand eircnif ineeling fir YES, irs THE LARGEST ANNUAL EVENT IN THE WORLD. Taptalu J a .Maloiiev and Jne llerhort, the tl e flrat flve dava and antom'dil'e raeea on evOat who were with the Welder Amnaement Satnniar, ihi‘ laat day of the fa>, a cooil week Toiniainy. are imeratlng their own ali"W-. and of en’ertalnment wHI be p-oi 'ded for the mu } have licen dong nicely in Georgia and Ala¬ patrona of the Mbhigan Fair. bama. Taptaiii Maloney a high dive and Joe I’n-iu umi are Increased In the agrlcnltnral THE CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPOSITION Ib-rliert’a bieycie act an lielng f'-aiiirnl and llvi aliH-k departiiien’a and a bg iip-ieuae Vb ker and hia ae-ven piet e band are with the In exhlhlta in tbi-ae dvpartments will be ma le aa tbow. a reault. TORONTO. I.. C. Berkwllh. general agent of Caninbi-Iba Tile datea allotted .Mlch'gan tlila year are Tnlted Showa. rlo-o-il at Texarkana. A k.. In the b at that c iibl be aelect'd. aa they foHow Older to go to I eavenwi rth. Kan., wl ere he the b g alale faira of New York and Wiacnnsln will make prepara Iona for the coming a naratl< n Dny with .1 pie- NOVELTY SHELL GOODS Verk In or,ter to place h'a lln-* of eonce'a'on- nle anil Held day of the Troy bollce B. A I’ro In the different narka In and ar nnd the b'- ’ei-tlve .Vaa.M'ialloii. Their flcbl div last year THIS MACHINE citlea I. X’r.kliee. nrograin man and accond lie w 40.(Kk) to the park during the day and age-if. la ibilng nici ly. night. MADE ME Ca-it Fr nk I l oemin hia m 'Vi>il hla head- quarli-ra fpwii Motrl«-<'nn to Kiioxvll e, Tenn.. aial Will o|B.n a ha ba n fvi-t< rv and aeronaiillr •niadvh-' Mnie. .Marie T.ibm in .ind Ml«« .Si'Pti e M'lb r have r tnriM-d to the Tr gn«B . ! r lean* laing Fancy Shell Chain*, per gP'B* . ness in my borne towi fri-ni ..fie tid'oi.n diir'ni: the »'i'e'Uenient. .she Sliell I’nr*e<. per gro** .$!k.00 to Tula machine makes Po; la InO'it known am'iia tlie y»rof*'*.Bbin il p-.qile bL &STREETMEN’S Shell Collar*, per groa*. 8.00 to com Crisiiettes, a new- la the I.e.>iiaril« R F. McClain, prrablent • It F I’r.i 'r. a’crt at twwltlvelv -he lowcat i-'.e* NOVELTIES You Make Almost Four Cents Profit •ary: C. c, Wyatt, tna-iirer. Th<-v w 11 hold Somewhero in your town laasmall ator«—ahaif -toi A TEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES: On String, a atore »inilo» —iir a nock where you cun aet l a rl ri'e ilaia’ odebratlon Jnlv 4. a d 0. Tlie new Comblnatl.n aeven Tlie annual meeting * f the meinbf'ra of th» .vour muelunu and ni.iko ^ i . In-one ()|>era and Field UUaa. money. Ur you can start ^ I ntnn.latnn.l ready t Taro Fair .\ar ^'■'d'ry. F H. Itanaford; tn-aiiirer, Willlaiii W're Men. larger, per gross . 8.0C i iI’mikOfdtion. miiosition. Write toda>,today, if only TBjV doren. $1.2.-i; |>er gro»* $14.7.%. Wire Turtles, asaorted. string and roller, i a pcaitaliAMtal curd.cur^ Eldrdge. If wai aUo votml to pay the ottiee We are hea.l.|iiarter« for |ier gross . 4..V j W. Z.Z^LONG. LONG. ^ of pn aMenI a «aliry. and to Increaie the aal Walchea. Jeweirv. Fountain •ry of the aecretary. Among the lni|»rovi iiP’nia bcn« and Novellle*. Z'r Jl'L tV-M. 'T:.,!!'*;;: • ■ • r 4f 6 High Street*street. Springfield,Sprinrfield. Ohio deelfle,| niMKi for the coining yi-ar wai an *>■ no I ALTBACH A ROSENSON. b> the granlatand ttiat will practically Wiioleaale Jeweler* Tl.e Home flonhle the cap 'C ly of that already Inrg • a > net of Noveltb* *"01 ahi'da ami eating sccoiniiio.Ia*|on» tOS W. Mtdiacn St. Chicago DI will alao receive addml at'entboi an I linl'eatlon- $648 AN HOUR'. *rf that ini2 will wltneai a greater fair at tl'HT) PVPr tka ACTUAL INCOME FROM THE CirClcWiVC $700.00 I CircleNew anti Complete Wave $' 700.00 heldHe^„';Vir.r- at Hiitrli n*<'n. are an'>n,innt. I. llie follow 1 Ripple . .30.00 the oillrera: I w Ilawi. prr’abicnt TTie Ride whi h take* the place of to entlr* j1 Rig1,1^ Tliiindenlrnm . 2b.'i.nO.-1.00 bark. Combine* the hlglie*! type of emstrur , Chimes . 4«t 00 lole rla. Hraf vice preilde it; J A (*1 1 Ser 8-plet-e Chimei . 40.00 tion. maxiniiim earning eapaeliy and mlD'mnD 5 Mnsketa . 4 (S) repond vice nri*alib»nl: tteorgr* F, PIcV 5 Mnsketa . 4.(4) ianr<*r; W. It. Mcllor. lecretarv. Man **'' **< • ;v IS mil Trow'div 2n..'hX- Friday. ! _CHICAGO, ILL. _ >afnrdav 2noni; Sunday. 4.(142: mak- PITTSBURGH, U. S. A. j —I——

of the Tii«roU r.mnty a v la t* % la % i i vi ai i i i i a. Arr'. uiturnj SooViT WH* hr1<1 nt VHA-tur. M'h A.MA I.L Mt\l JutDifirv 2**. T»i.n followlTte wrn* Writ* fur prior lUL WM WCRFFLEIN. Mgr piKtPd- A Concession Wanted Alkjn«. prr^'iVnf; rdw-ard ^ Tim H HUrtiod *1., rhllidrlphU. V%., 0. R. A TO LET jConcession Wanted h*Tk«’r^*n In flr*t-rla*sflrst-plass established park for new high- ..nnn Mn,./xi.Tiisiivu pMn niniiv I grade Park Caronsw-lle.f'aronseelle. Address A. M. HATH-HATH¬ Incandescent Lamps GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN away,AWAY. Billbox O..Q., X.'rthX..rth Tonawsnd.Tonawsnd* N TY An established flrst-class Dance Hall, located STREETHEN—We want every stD'etman la For Park,, Th„tr„and Showa In a prominent New York summer resort, 'n- U. 8. to send his name and address to n*. Wt PURCHASrs FAIR GROUNDS. eluding bar privilege*, stage, annex for mov- have something for von. K.tDGE. I’EXXAXT A lug picture*, etc. Refer to SHORFHAM HO- XOV. MFO. CO.. 140 So. Main St., Loa Angelea, TKL. Clason Point. X. Y. California. S< Inia Ala . Feb. Clear.6c.Colnred,7c. boa rd I._' 1 (Siwrlal to The Bill- •The Selma ORDER EARLY .veara hai race traik. which for '* been one of the b>'«t known mile EARN 160 TO $100 WEEKLY at Fairs, CarCar¬ 0UC\|l|||P 01111 KINDS 1 the Snith, nivals. Picnics, etc. Ask me how; I'll s<>nd linLlllllU uUlvl Tha Holmat Gum Shop, changed handa re enllv. SAFETY ELXOTRIO 00., n itatement waa made. It la believed particulars free. J. W. CHAXDl.ER. 8 Opera Place, |4t >. Mlakigaa Ara., Ohlaaga. 4293 Park Ave., N. Y. City. CIXCINNATI. 36 X ti e Billboard FEBRUARY 10, 191^

r** 1_ O • mlntstrr's garb and perform a fake ceremony. rilfY) Tbompinin Interfi-rea, tella tlie girl who be 1*. In what other business 3[f|g ()$ YOUR NAME, * J and aliowa her the letter. She acceitta his of¬ fer of protection and thev decide to go home. OSEAT VORTHEEV. Mra. Tbompaou haa learned the leKKon that ntg can you start with Th„,,, ,nd idhess. ging doea not pay and It la evident that the Theatre and Address. (Uontlnned from page 27.) family reunion will reault In hapiilueea In the future. such small capital,! THAT’ aim. Paul determines to commit eiileide. HOGAN'S ALLEY (Comedy; r, leased Eeb. THAT’S ALL. lonja pleads fciireessfully for her lover's life, 14; length. l.lKJi) feet).—M key O'lloollhan and such a small pay-roll and then, searching for Paul, she tiinls him pritay Sehmldlhurger, two urchins of Hogan » I _ just In time to again prevent a loss of life. Alley, fight over a game of marbles. Krltiy Is and entlndy re|)entant, I’aul embarks on a beaten, tells hia mother, who gels her "Dutch” and such great prom-! MHlfri TV ' new life. m, gn,j jrimg Mikey, who. In turn, tells Ills A lti;UGl,.AK'i( IA)VE II>rama; released Feb. maternal parent. Mrs. O'lloollhan and .Mrs. 10; length. - feet).—'Fwo m>n, one a t.tpiral Sclinildtburger hook up In a hair-pulling maleli. ise of big returns as NOVELTYnUftLIl SLIDE' CO. housebreaker, and the other but a young fel- from which .Mrs. O’lloollhan emerges victorious, low who looks as tiemgh adverse circiimslaiK'es Mr. Scbmidtburger finds bis frau tousled and NEW YORK alone had led him Into his jiresent sla'ie of beaten, proceeds to the O'lLsdihan ri'Sidence the moving picture 20 East 14th Street, life, are awn preparing to rob a bouse, .\rrlv- and glv, a Mrs. O'lloollhan a piece of bis mind. CHICAGO Ing at the bouse, the young fellow la sent In- The latter's husband loins in and the liattle of business offers? ! 1928 Milwaukee Avenue, side, and Is filling his bag with valuables when wonls rulminatea In a fist fight. Police are be sei'S that be is in the liedooom of the daiigh called to restore order, and the men are about 115 N. Howard Street, BALTIMORE ter of the bouse. Struck by her lu-auty, he to lie taken to the lockup when a n-cltal of the can not find it in his heart to ndi her, and tleht and the cause of It all takes place, replaciitg the trinkets, leaves. He longs to again .Meantime .Mikey and Frltzy make up their dif siK" theing r«bl»e

CIHAXPION. KOBERT G. FOW- . T A\1^^av?at«^k Success and big profits await every . (Educational': releas.'.l MEI.IT^ RI'SE (nrama; release Feb 2-* GOOD lUOtiui) pictwrc SllOW' that Feb. 12; length. IPki length 1,000 feet).—Pedro shoots a man In a i-,, . • i . i i -i ' feet).—Robert G. Fow- sshsm flglit and mounting his horse rides awa.v. OpCIlS. SllOrt - Sighted CXlUllltOrS HOOK UP ler is shown leaving "<■ meets his swe. theart. Mellta. and dlseov. r K.. ct.irtinir San Franc'acv) In his fly- 'n«t Chat he is being pursued, Mellta mounts the WHO irV lO ((.OnOIlll/e Uy Slcirilllg With any Gtcinmle Film Service Ing machine for his horse with him. Reaching a barn she changes u'lfli •, j'lip'itt t'tl'ti'liiiti* 'irc* flip OllPK trana-continental flight clothes with P<'dro and leaving him in the III cl llliap IlUtlllllll ait lilt UHto office and find out what it means to Hie Atlantic sea- bam. rides away to mislead the pursuers. They W'llO fail, board. After witneaa- discover the trick when they finally rapture her. to get prognims containing the lugIng about 75 feet of hut returning to the barn, they also capture o. . -.i . i • . very cream of the iH'st Indejx'iident film showing Fowler's start from the Pacific Cedro. He isIs imprison'dImprison'd in the sheriff's Isms,'.Isuis,-. otart W'itll tllC l)CSt niaChlUC IlFSt Ooast, we behold the beautiful Southwestern hut Mellta fri-eafri-es him In a novel way and hbls . filing KVKHY WKKK. You’ll get town of Beaumont, Tea.,Tez., exactly as photo him fly to Mexico. The sheriff suspects Mellta gt I . . . graphed by the eamera man accompanying knows of Pedro's whereabouta. and she, knowing films that an* worth boosting, films Fowler on hla flight. As you behold this pie'- he Ison h's way to Mexico. leads th-m to where aa PI* ■/* A ture tlie tmaatlon you experience is of one In Pedro lives. R»tnraing to town in disgust they I |||| llinOTnCnnnO that will tickle your (nitrons and tbe actual iKwltlon of observer from the height "te Just in time, with the aid of field glasses. I III* r|JINIJ|l II III |* I IINKIIIII* at which It was taken. On the same reel Is, to Pedro crossing the boundary In the val * ilW ksUlWII lllll W AVWWWWW bring them liack again and again. Mr. Piddle Rebels. le b''low. A week later Mellta recelvs a ll«H>k up! RK«K‘-s icomedy; length. Tss.»>im th.M .\„(j f„r tlu* fuliirp as well as feet).—Mr. Piddle Is a small man. Ills wlf- tho Padre may make them one *r „ . i . rt'ir... •• , In a militant •iiffragiat, and large and robust. - for the present. Ihe Ldisoii Ivin- CARL LACMMLC, PrMidbnt Piddle la oompelled to do all the cbor<'a ami ES8ANAT.emanat. etoscope, projeetiiig the elearest, PMdle^'cdTVoIlege ch"um"'‘chIlrllTp'a"i^',ns' a " FCCANAV H ^ “ F'b."n; *‘T THE LAEMMLE FILM SERVICE rives. Piddle l>e,x,mr, , 'rebel. He slama the FSSAN)^/L^DATtAY HvTd rS'* lenglh. Steadiest pictures, without dicker, Oven door, unconsciously closing in the kitten. ^ .:S&^ I'DIr*./ * '.* n"* * "" OFFICES ARE AS FOLLOWS l^n he and Parsons eoneo t a nice dish for ; I'Wloihi swjmil'T 'ami'ami JoSfleonfl »»■ Mrs. Piddle s dinner. Flour, salt. soa).. vli. .r"’’*""esi.si ''' by up a peruiaiieiit, lunlit after-iiinht Z04 WfMt LakbStrcbt, Chleago, III. gar, lard, coffee grounds and the dish rag are 1 " alt'r».«hib' a d''teetl\e. iHing (akin hut esto patrouajtc tliat kt'cps the prolits 1112 Farnam Str««t, Omaha, Nab. Sykaa Blook, MInnaapolla, Minn. X'u'' Mr.*; nS^'^^'me, home“*sl.i^“s'^’‘s hu't T' ' V"! -• .’.Yer.'V''.D"e'r's";ho li'.s Je" COUliUR hoiUC. licsidcS. tllC l':disOU 1110 Wyandotta Straat, WM iH.rz;35'wi;^,‘’"h.r'‘oulwme'l'’‘' hiTc 's Simplest anda...) most,n«si e.-on",.u-eeouomi- Kanaaa City, Mo. 421 Walnut Straat, Dua^iv', '".”'■..0"."'" •"'<« 'Jl.x-nif—you<;i.>«‘r"te-y«u iloiri.l.>n'l tliro»-ll.ro« Daa Molnaa, Iowa. ”■ *nOTOPlAl*^rnOlOPLAV •"<'*"*“T*"* "'rang'Ieiranff«irt familiar f«to ciWllVtiwav LIu l)lglufj perCPIllagPperaMilajjp ()fo\ youfVOUr 111-Ul- FOR HER FATHER S R.IKE (Drama; re- 1 him. Tin* Englishman l" * • j •. 'il ,1 * The biggest and best film renter li aae,! Feb. 14; length. 950 feet).—Harold Mor ){ heallyreally Ford inIn 'lisgolse.dis;rulM*, wlio has ..i:aiiitMl a.-eessarooex IcouieCOllU* Oiloil repalTS-aiKlrepairs—and it Wwilloutliust III OUtlaSt daunt loves Bess Darrell. The father of Hess to the h-.me of a wealthy faml v. Walters. ,,il,,.r Miotion itw-tiiro in the world is a broker and weleom's Mordaunt as his through Hie aid <»f a woman frieisl whr imiH’elan. in dUeovofYNl In a cheap taude ^ KeeU, 7 tlmea a week . 19.00 / Himery shop In a little town, lie- vllle house by the proprietor of a Ism ton I Ithos and Hiings free We nav exnriHia one V^s/ roiTies disgusted with his shr. wlsli cafe and "(f'-r'il an onporlunltv to play at war Send^ for *llaU now^ TensD io..)n sDps away to New York, the r.-staurant after theatre He t'eroin.'s Hie f^ Moii^ranh Power's and Uflisin Ma iMvlng his wife and pjett.y daughter to shift I.I0I of the hour and ia again proiiiot.-d to Hi- -h'ne. Sudd iVf of all kln^a nii^Dtlv ^niie^ for tliemselvea. He flnallv beoom's head waiter next higher step in bis rsr.'.-r when a well “"PP'*'" ■” PrumpHy tUlpiied. In a gay restaurant. The daughter N'oomes known manager offer. Iiini a big salarv f'lr s ^ge a^urk. and the m'lther'a sooldlng becom series of conc'rls. In the m'snl ime.' so ah DEPARTMENT “B”••B” The trademark that stands for unlimited ef ing unbearable, tries to a«'rure a posIlUin on sorbed does Franz become in hla art that lie fort to produce pictures that will make the ..S A theatricsl manager decoys the forgets his preftr wife, who taally was Ills A m 11SSS m FI t ^linnlw P ft IndeiM-ndent Theatre the Mecca for a pleasure girl to New York under nretevt of marrying greatest aid in h'a siioeess. and flnallv leaves ^inUSenicniAmusement OUp|#iySupply wO.Co. loving public. her and placing her on the stage. He takes her with the romplalnf that she is not fit to be ». s BBcas. e-r ■■ ■ Some of the reeeiii releases, for which we her for supper at the restaurant and Thompaon the wife of a rreat genius. At a finoert given DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL. j claim orlg'nallty; is brought face to face with hla daughter. ••WHEN MEN LOVE" . ...February S TTie manager writes a note to an actor to doii (('.yiittiiii'd "II p,ig<' FOR BALE-I Edlaon Moving Picture .Machine. "NORTHERN HEARTS” ... ..February 4 2 Condensing I-rns.-s, 1 Calcium Itumer, 1 Moii- “IHE RECKONING” . ..February II i'l R Gas Outfit, all In Is'st coudlHon; only iiseil "THE GIRL WHO W.MTKD' . .Kebniarj IS HERE COMES SCRELOCK one W'-ek; wnrtli $152..’Ml; will sell all fur $70; Dmiizsi ies pi • J0HE8I H'.dy f'T shipment. Address 11. A. MILLER. HtKUBLICREPUBLIC FILMrlL CO. Ellw'ssl City. Pa. 14S W 45th St. Nnw York City 17ie greatest Hawksbaw that ever came down the M 20.000 ROLL TICKETS. Future release days of Rep Films will Iw pike la presented by Than- $1.20; b(l % Cored Car- TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. Instead of Sun bouaer Ftiday, February 16. bona. II.15; StereoptI- day and Saturday. First Tuesday release day In an elongated gentleman con ObJecIlTea. 60c to February ‘27. "In the GoTernment Berylce.” A known aa Snrelock Jones. $•« .00; Biereopticona. I staxHIng, aenaiHonal production. $16.0(1; Rbeoa(ats. At 00 Detective. Surelock. it la announred. la no slouch. to $5.00; Arc Lamps, BAROAIMS IM IllJtS AMO SOMO KOV— What lie does, and what $1.7.5, $2.00 and $2.‘25; 100 Brels Ftln. elrgant eondltlrn, $T par rMl he forgets to do, ia a cau¬ Coiiileiiaers. 5iH-; Calcium Jets. $2.80; Acetylene tad np; 00 seta Song Slides, parfaei ar^ttaa. tion! He rarely misses Jeta, $2..VI; Gaa Generators. $.5.50; Moving Pic- ll.M par sat.•t. with Msia. Saad postal Sor IMk anything. He U no clever lure (ihJecHyea, $2.75; Jackets. $2.00. List of 9oo4 Slat seiserriee fanilalMMl nt towsot prtass la he could find a fighting Moving li tiire Repair Parts at fair prices, the Soath. teppllas. Rargatas la arw aaS Irishman In a Hebrew svn- Sprocket Wlieels. 8.5c; F'lma. ic a foot. Cata¬ taaoad-baadd M. P. MaeMaeaMaehlara and Baa-'MahMgBss-.ltakMg logue. All makes of Moving Picture Machine, agogue. He can tell Lim- (IwtOla F. O. BBM IITS. Mrw Ori—an. La. berger by Its smell How repaired at reascmahle prices. L. RETZ, $0S E. 2$d St.. M. T. City. can a man he so bright and MOTIMO nOTVMM nXATRR FOR — lire? you ask( Well'. let It eatrd ta a elty of M.ono lahaMiaata; Snt-dlSia be said that .Snrelock Junes. FOR SALE Several Western reels, good suh- loratlaa;! lansoa< fhr srillag, owasr Uaaa la a Detective, win not lire Jeela. with good titles, cheap. They’re all going. different City.* A great pripaalHaa. M. 0. long If evildoers

rES, RELEASE DATES

I 13—Waterfalls In Sweden (scenic) (split 27—Mntt A Jeff Fall In Lore (farco-com- reel) . euy) .,. release dates—sales CO. 2" -A .'(iiiiinier Flirtation (comedy) . 29—Widow Wliika (comedy) (apllt reel).. RELEASE DATES—PATENTS CO. 27—A Friend to Children (com^y) (split 29—Jtsvages wf a tl5.OUU.000 File (top¬ reel) . llonUy—Amerlcin, Ch»mplon, Imp, Ne« ical) (apllt reel) . Monday—Biograph, Kalem, Lnbln, Patbe, 27—The Man with the Puppets (comedy) tl—The Man from ths FouthlUs (Western Sellg. Vltagrapb. tor, Solaz. (split reel) ... TiiP«l»v —ItiHon, EcUlr (Amerlrao), I’owor*. drama) . Tuesday—Clnea, Edison. Esaaciy, Patbe, February— . Feet Febrnary— Feet Tbanbnuii r. Selig, Vltagrapb. 3— Vengeance vs. I»ve (drama) . •—Dcsiwrata Desmond at tba Cannon's \ViMliie-(l«y—Ambroilo, Cbimploa, Noiior. Wednesday—Edison. Kslem, Lubln, Patbe. 5— A Victim of tbe Mormons (three reels) Mouth (comedy-farca) . Urban-Eclipse, Vltagrapb. HollaDce, Soln. (drama) .3200 5—Hopkin's Dog-Goned Luck (comedy) Tlmrwlay—AuierlciO, RcUir, Imp, Boz. Thursday—Blograph, Essanay, Lubln, Me- 10 -A Burg ar’a I-ove (drama) . (red I . Ilea, Patbe, Selig. KriiUy—BIkoo, Luz, Majeatic. S"laz, Thao 5- The New Prince of the Church (top¬ Friday—Edison, F^ssanay, Kalem, Patbe, buuaor. IMF. ical) (spilt red) . Selig, Vltagrapb. Salurilay-laz, 1—Ills New Wife (comedy) .lots reel) . 4— The Trinity (comedy) . TOO 10—Tightwad Pays for a Dog (comedy) 6— Playing the Game (comedy) UpBt (split reel) . BIOGBAFH. reel) . 800 Jannary— Feet AKBROSIO. 8— Back To the Old Home ^wm (comedy) POWERS. 4— The Joke on the Joker (come«ly( (spilt January — (split reel) . 400 Jannary— reel) . 5— Blood VeuxeaDce (drama) (a|illt reel) 3—A Winning Mice (comedy) .tOOi’ 3—Life’s Supreme Treasure (drama) .... 8—A Tale of the Wilderness (drama).. 3— Mr. Eatty’a Adrenturea (cuoiedy) 11— In the Northern Woods (drama). .lOOt 8— With tbe Tide (drama) . 11— Tbe Eternal Mother (drama) . Itpllt reel) . I3--HOW She Married (comedy) (spilt 9— When Hnbby Went to Collega (comady) 15— Brave and It lil (comedy i (split reel) 10— An Autuiuo Sunaet l>ream (drama) .. reel) .800 (apllt reel) . 16— Did Mother Get Her Wish? (comedy) 17—Tlie Burden of Shame (drama) (apllt 13— Cotton Indnst^ (Ind.) (split reel).... 400 9— Tourtiif Venice (acenlc) (split reel) .. (split reel) .. reel) . 15—The Deserted Shaft (drams) .1000 13—Her Heart’s Dapth (drama) . 18—The Old Bookk*'ei>er (drama) . IT—Tweedledum hi Financial Dlatreaa 19— After Many Tears (drsms) .1000 10—Little Boy Blue (juvenile) (spilt reel) 22—For His 8o)i (drama) . (comedyt (apllt reel) . 20— Tbe Flag of Distress (comedy) (split 18—Historic Mohawk Vallay (tcenla) (split 25—With a Kolak (comedy) (split reeli 24—The Supreme Meetlne (drama) . reel) . 800 reel) . 25—Panta and I’Hnsies (comedy) (apllt 31—Simmy, the Bootblack (drama) (split ■JO—Wish I Had a Girl (comedy) (split 20—New York 116,000,000 Fire (topical) reel) . reel I . reel) .400 (split reel) . 29—A Blot in the 'Scutcheon (drama) .... 31—Tweedledum’s Father (cumedy) (split 23—Bnllding the Greatast Dam In the 20—Delhi Dnrbar (topical) (apllt reel) .. February— Feet. reel) . , World (deac.) .lotv' 33—Four )rale Men (drsms) . 1— The Transforiiiaflon of Mike (drama) 25—Tbe Worth of the Man (drama) ....1000 27—Cardinal Farley (topical) (split reel) 6—A Near Tragedy (comedy) (split reel) AMERICAN, 27—All a Mistake (eomedy) (apllt reel).. 800 27—Beautiful Christiania (scenic) (split 5— Lily’s Loxers (i-omeil.V) (split reel) . January— Feet 27— A Day on a Bnffalo Ranch (dese.) reel) . 8—A Sister’* Ix»ve (drama) . l—d(ld Winter Trip to Loo Anfelea (apllt reel) . 400 SO—Billy's Sorrender (drama) . 12— Billy’s Stratagem (drama) . tacenlc) . 29—The Kid and the Sleuth (comedy). .1000 Febrnary— Fset 16— Tba Mender of Meta (drama) . 4- The ClalB Aicent’a Mlaadrenture February— Feet. 3—^The Ezplorer (drama) . (drama) (split r^t . 1— The Power of Conscience (drama) ..lOCO 0—Tba Nurse (drama) .. CIN-E8. 4—Bruocbu Bnatlng for "Flying A" pic¬ 5— O’Rrtcn'a Bnsy Day (comedy) (split I George Kleine.) tures (split reel) . reel) . 600 RELIANCE. Jannary— Feet. 3—Tile Winning af La Mesa drama) ....1000 5— Bmwn Mores In Town (comedy) (split Jannary— 27—Bessie H»* Three Aunts (corned}) 11— The liocket (west, drama) .1000 reel) •. 600 10— The Gang Fighter (drama) . (spilt r>-el) . 896 IS—Tbe Relentless Law (west, drama) ..1000 6— The Helping Hand (drama) .lOOo 13— The Qnarrel (drama) (apllt reel) February— Feet. 13—Justice of tbe Sage (west, drama) ....1000 9— Mrs, .Matthews. Dreesmaker (drama).lOOO IS—^Natural Hla. Serlea. No. 1 (etlnc.) 3—Lost idr.tiua) (apllt reel) . 760 23—(HiJ'-cthma Orerruled (comedy) .1000 10—Who Wears Them (comrty) (split (split reel) . 3—Jenkln* at ll.e Circus (comedy) (split R)—The Mormons (west, drama) .1000 reel) . 800 17—The Appointed Hour (drama) . reel) 2W» 30—Live and I>enMias (west, comedy) ...1000 10— The Tea Indnatry In the United States 20—A Mountain Tragedy (drama) (split 8—Besieged (drama) (spilt reel) . 600 February— Feet llndnstrlal) (split ree)) . 400 reel) . 6— Jeukin*. a Conquering Hero (comedy) 1— The Best Policy (west, comedy) .1000 12— R. 8e( tlons from the Firelight (drama)lOOO 20—Hubby Minds the Baby (comedy) (split reel) . .500 S The Real Kstste Fraud Iw. toe. dra¬ I.")—Throngh the Flames (drama) .1000 (split reel) . 10—Out of Tune (c<'medy) (split reel)_600 ma) .1000 17—Pnshmohile Race In Savannah (com¬ 24— The Deception (drama) . 10—Zoological Gardens in Rome (educat¬ H The Grubstake Mortgage (Western edy) (split reel) . 200 27—The Little Darkles (eomedy) (split ional) (split reel) . .500 drama) .IO<)o 17—The Tables Turned (comedv) (split reel) . IS—Tbe Puppet Show (drama) (split reel) (J.'l4 12 Wte re Broadway Mei'ia the Mountains retter (drama) . 17— Kerk-y Falla (scenic) (spilt reel) .... 600 January — 8—Foolshead's Biz Dnels (comedy) .... 10— Bedella’a Bnsy Morning (comedy) (split 3-The Chinese .Smugglers (drama) .... IS—Msnit for Caricature (comedy) (apllt reel) . EDISON. 3—.4n Indian Maid's Kloiiement (drama) reel) . 10—^Nstu^ History Subject (spilt reel).. Jannary— Feet. 9 The Gambier'a Heart tilrama) . 1.9—An -Abundant Candle (eomedy) (split 2— Eleauore Cuyler (drama) .1001) 12 The I.augh on Dad leomnly) . reel I . REPUBUO. 3— T'be I'wo Hats (comedy) . !)0."> Id The HoniK’ of ||,e Tritw Idrami) ... ' rr-Tom F.nsmorata (eomedy i . Jannary— 6—Freezing Auntie (comedy) (split reel) 660 19— T"e Run on the Rank Idratna) . Febrnary— 8— In tbe Days of the Six Nations (hist.) 6— Cotl Fish Industry, New Fuundlacd 33 -The Ranch Glrl’a Lots (Western dra 3—Tlie Ascent of the Matterhorn (split (Part I.) . Ideacriptive) (split reel) . 340 ma) . 7— In tbe Days of tha Six Nations (hist.) 8— Please Remit (comedy) . 095 20— The Suh Chief's Choice (Indian drama) 3—Anarchical Attempt (comedy) (split (Part II.) . 9— Thirty Days at Hard Labor (comedy). 1000 *0—Ix)Te and Jealousy (drama) . reel) . IS—Life and Battles of Daniel Boone 10— Max and Maurice (comedy) .lOOO February— Keet (Mat.) (Part 1.) . 12— lead Kindly Light (drama) .1000 2— The Empty Water Keg (drama) . LUX. 14— Life and Battles of Daniel Boone 13— A (JiiestioD of Secnndi (drama) (split December— (hist.) (Part II.) . reel) 775 CHAMPION, 29—Caught by Clnematogrsphy (drama) 20— Retrlhntloo (drama) . 13—St. Johns. Newfoundland and its Sur- January— Feet (epilt reel) .038 21— A Marital Mirage (comedy) . niiinding* (descri|>tlvei (apllt reel).. 2'26 '—The Bhmd of tbe Poor (drama) .#!i0 20—Making Pianos (Ind.) (spilt reel) .. 344 27— A Blue Ridge Romance (drama) .... 18— .lack and the Beanstalk (fairy sioryllOou I-The Kid of R.^arlng Camp tdrama) .. IkM) Jannary— 28— The Power of Innocence (drama) .... I'l—The Ba< h. lor's Waterloo (comedy) 3— An Arlattw's Success (drama) .#60 5— Through the Agony f'olumna (eomedy) rebmary— ('pHt reel) . 860 l^I>»Te That .Nerer Palls (drama) .060 (split reel) . 832 3— When Men Lore (drama) . 17—.\ Fifty Mile Ramble through the —Father and Si>ns (drama) .060 6— Artistic Ear’henware In tbe Making 4— Northern Hearts (drama) . riioiisand Islands (descriptive) (spilt W—A Tale of the Kn.>w (drama) .900 (Indus.) (spilt reel) .347 10— Motber’a Old Armchair (drama) .... reel) . 3.50 *»—The Brute (drama) . 960 12—A'ahelli I.oTea Her Master (comedy) 11— The Reekoplng (drama) . IP-'Die I.title Organist (drama) .lOOO J^Her Rr,>th»r's Pardner (drama) .»S0 (split reel) . 445 17— Human Nature (comedy-drama) . 2<' -To S;oe Her Brother (drama) .lOOo 29—Tardlna) FsTler'i nome-Comlng (top- 12—B'll. Empemr of the Sahara (cumedy) 1.9— The Girl Who Waited (drama) . 21'.—The Siolen Nickel (comedy-drama)... l<)0i> leal) (split reel) . .*1“ (split reel) . 482 2* F.itlnr’s Bluff (conietly) .i'" 20 Dltig. Ibing. Hells (spilt reel) . .V*> 19— The Harm that Gossips Do (drama) REX. 20 -F.i'- the Cause of the South (drama).. lOOli f^brnufr— (split reel) . 747 Jannary— 27 I he .New Editor (comedy) (split reel) 670 6— Arlstor sod Antotst Raos for a Bride T9 —.4 Msil D>'r (comedv) (split reel).... 319 4—The Parting of the Ways (drama) .. 27—C. s Voluntet r I.lfe-Saving Corps. (drama) . 0.V) 20— Oh You Kid (comedv) (spilt reel)... 11—A Boardlag House Mystery (comedy) New V-'rk City (descriptive) (split ’ * lOeide.) FsoiIIt tdrams) . O-'g) 28— Making Psrwr from Wood (Indnatrlal) 18— Angels Unawares (drama) . reel) 430 1-■ - IooiH-rttotuTt ),G Fowler.Fowler. TransTrans ContinentalContinental (split reel) . 25— A Sane A.'esi Ffln-usry— 28—The Defender of the Name (drama) .. 31 —Molh.r and Daughters (comedy-drima)lOOO It '‘'‘''BeI'Iddle Relw'laRebels Icome.ly)(comedy) (aidit reel) .’sid.’sM) 2— Fickle Woman (comedy drama) (split February— 1 . I.riiiiry Feel tor Her Father's Sake (drama) .O.',©.O.’iC re*‘l) . DoO 1— Fine Peathem (drama) . ID* .s.-. retary (drama) .Kkai 2—The Skivvy and (he Mat (comedy) (split 4— Read'n’ RItIn’ and 'Bitbmetle (drama) 9 Noigarn Falls Idescrlptlve) (spilt reel) .500 8— The Bargain (drama) . ■I le iii D-g (eomedy) (split reel) ... 500 lanuary- reel) .3T1 11— Through Twiating Lanes (drama) . 0 llie l^l*slng of J. R. Randell A Co Lire# (drama) . MAJESnO. )dr.ima) .I'l"' ^'^mperaments (drama) . Jaimsrv— 80LAX. 7— The Commuter’s Wife (comedy) .lOOO January— Feet. "•*’ •‘eiecUre (comeAy). 7— ^Training a HnMTsnd (comedy).1000 •I Th.' Corsican Bros, (drama) . Kss' 5— Hit Musical Soul (aamedy) .904 IS 3?'' (comedy) . 12—Oosain (comedy) . )0_Tlie Cllv of Denver (scenic) (split BraW (drama) . 14— nis Fate's Rehewraal (drama) . 6— Our Poor Relattona (drama) . I (■•- • . 5*-’ ^'cly Days (comedy) . 19—Nezf (csimedy) . 7— Christmas Presents (drama) . 10—Rconomleil Brown (eomedy) . )o V.ei WelM-r's I.asf Waltz (drama) (spilt 21— Spare the Red (drama) . re I. . 4-_'- 12— The Black Sheep (drama) . 28— That Evr>enalve Ride (eomedy) Ct (IK Dangliler tdrama) .inoO Jaau.ry- 14—By the Hand of a Child (drama) .... 29— A Mother's SaertOee (drama) . tl Hogan's .\lley (comedy) .10(g) r-Dlr.wi'ona (cumisly) . February— 17— Parson Sue (comedv) . 9-(»M i'aiera old Stnirenlra (danaa) 19— A Man's a Mao (drama) . 2— An Old Lady of Twenty (eomedy) ESSANAY. • aoMt reel) . 21—The T.egend of tbe Balanced Bo^ (spilt reel) . (anuarv— Feet. 9—^srley'a Holiday (comedy) (split reel) 3— I.neky Man fcomedv) (split reel) .. (drama) .. 24—The l.tttle Soldier tdmma) . 11— The Tenderfoot Foreman (Western dra¬ Ibloi!: (drams) . 4— A Game for Two (comedy) . ma) .I0ia> Inrentor (drama) . 28—Memories of *40 tdrama) . 1)—Hnnoe Thy Fsthey (drsms) . 12— .4 Ragtime I.ovc Affair (is'Diedyi ... Kaai J •^•®lc Roiioa (ctwnedy) . 28—Froten on I/*Te’a Trail (drama) . 11— .Vrrcstlng Father (medy) . 13— The Sheepman's Escape (Western dra- *,Sel)®’*'“*"* ***' Dlrama) (apUt 31—The Fiver FWed (comodyl (spilt reel) . .1000 NESTOR. 81—The W'nderfnl Oswego Fills (acenlc) •i I .. .11.1 1 • r'-l ..Iriiniat .1000 Decemlwr— . , _ ^ (split reel) . '* .'."IVT O'Mfsr Cane (Indus.) * I',.) . W .11, ciii dyi .10(Xi ("Iillt reel) . . SO—Mutt and Jetr Break Into Society Fehmsrv— )• ■ “ 'sue Finds a Way (comedy) . (comedy) (spilt reel) . (•• I'll. I. l: . |•'■el (ei.inerty I .1000 2— Mignon. oe The Child of Fata (drama) pi I'll. |..:,r..r (lie*) .Iramai .HkK) Wanted, A Uorerneas (cumedy) (split SO—Their Afternoon 0(7 (comedy) (split 4—The Bnnwmsn (eomedy) . W l.-nkii.s' .4dmlrer* (comedy). 100(1 r»»*»i t . reel . 7— A Guilty Con«c|cnre feome»l.T) . I \!ci. I'llli S.irg. ni (drama) .1000 ^el, Bol’lci’ ■ Ved’ticV)" "(wilt Isnnary— 9— Mrs. Cranston’s Jewels (comedy) .... 1—.4n rnlnekv PTe«mnt (eomedO . .‘It F.i*.)i->iiii ■••■tne.l') (s|dll reel) .l(g)0 9_The Tenderfoot's Ssertflee (W. drama) THANH0U8ER. •« li..,). , . It. . ar.l ie.>rpeil\-) (*pllf reel) »''^rns^".j idrima) ■;!;!!!!■.!! ..., . II , Mill.-. ..Iramai _1000 8— IVsperste Desmond FsHa (eomedy) .. January— 3— The Passing (drama) . •o . Hr. Frr.,* idramai . IisHi ' "rteV) Tenant (remedy) (apllt 8_The New Clerk (comedv) (spilt reel)., 8—The T/Wf Address (comedv) (split reel) 3—A Onlnmhna Day Conspiracy (drams' e-i.r.ia.y Feet 9—Jnst 1 Bad Rid (drama) . ' ">» Wind VeduO’iilpllt 10— Tracked Throngh the Deaert (weat. '... i.rii Siiai.-n.-r (coinedvi .1000 drama) .. 12—The Twelfth Jnmr tdrama) .. .» Tl.* ||..|.(.S' Kat.y (drams) .1000 K IJl' ***l'''"'ng’(drsma)".’‘.’.'.'‘.'‘’‘',‘. tg_Jnst Too Tjite (comedy) (split reel).. 18— Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde tdrama) ... a Hr.-i.rh.. iHllf and the Si-hoidailatress s (d'atna) (split reel) . IS_Mntt and Jeff and the Italian Strlkam 10—A Niagara Hone.rmoon (comedy drams • 23—Her Tjidyahlp's Page (drama) . re.-H*” (educational) (split (eniwedyt (split reel) . I tl .4lkall Ike’s l,..ve Affair (comedy) ...lOOo 15— A newm Uttla Woman (drama) (apllt 2—On PmbatloB (drama) . I s T|„. Mehalv of Lore (drama) .... loi) ... 28—Raat Lynne (two reels) (drama) . I —Her B'-ya (drama) . 1'asi ■''Tplng an Eye on Father (comedy).. 16— Tfceee’o SnsoelMwt Wfaog (comedy) 3(1—An It Was In Fhe Beginning (drau"* ; 'O Tl .- De|.ulT an.I the Girl (Western dra- Fehmary— I ma' . tir-. liu ,«ry_ OMAT northern. IT-*dy) .10)91 it^Thl fdrama) . .. •—'The 8tgnn1 thwie (drama) . I 18 T)ie Wife of a Genius (drinia) .1000 *•—JohMo* (coiMdp) (split n—A Matinee Mlz Up / 1.9— The Silent Witness (drama) . 17—The Prospector’s Idigacy (Westera Ifl -SuTi-liick Jones. Detective (eommU i. FEBRUARY 10^ 1912.

OAVXOVT. 20—Ur. BivhaiMn In CwoA (trick) (avIU (0«orK« kiflM Oo.) ^ naanAaaeeoaoaaenaoaaacaooA — FMt ' 20— Uuw Plaiitn ar* Born. Lies naA M# •w—« urtac • HavliiM* AtoArat (tfraaa) ..iwtw ■ (edacatl<«sl) (split reel) .. iaaaai7— ' 21— UB (be Edge af Ue Pracipic* (AmP> A-a Ktfral Kwaiaac* (rator*4» (dr»«a|. aTk Iraa diaoia) .. A—Itrua uf lti.|MArr LAirraiurt 14raii.a|. February— A—Tb* Wuia*^ MffIia»f (ilraaMl laiAlt 1— I'arls'a 8lra(sgy (AtaeHcaa coaieAy). rvvli .:.RUN { 2— Tbr Masked Ball (rulurr

  • vra«« uf the Vrftloa U)*«r (ewhi.) | 2—In-llan Bl-su4le Cowbuj (cuoirdyl (spHt ECLAIB FILM COMPANY, Fort Loo. N. J. logical) (split reell .. rerl) . I P FILMS CO.. Ut West IClat Street. M. Y. C. P—Hunting Marabout la Abyssinia (col. 0—Tbr U'Kalrais' Visit to Klllarorj LTTX FILM COMPANY. 10 East 16tb Stroot. N. T. O. ored) (scenic) tsplll reel. (cumnlyi (split rrrii .' tn_Tw-o Rr- -Sees (In-Ban drsma) . 8—A Souibi rn Hujr uf 'SI (wir-.lramal.. MAJESTIC MOTION PICTURE COMPANY, 146 West 46th StrMt, M. T. a 12— Pathe's We.klr N". 7 (mrrenl) . 10—Mrs. tiiiuius Srrvrs UD the Jury (cuai- NESTOR FILM COMPANY. 668 Avenue E. Bayonne. N. J. 13— Q'll ting the N’e ghbora (>*H))edy) (split (siri . MEW YORK MOTION PICTURE COMPANY. 251 West IPtb St. N. T. 0. 12—The U'Neill lilrsDis) . reel I . GREAT NORTHERN FILM COMPANY. 7 East 14tb Stroct. M. T. O. 13— New Year's Cc’ebrath B In Japan (seen- 10—Tbc lirsrri Trsll itlramai . POWERS MOTION PICTURE COMPANY 611 Weat 4tnd Stroot. M. T. a Id (split ri-el) . 17—The Uusaian I'easanl iilrama) . lA—The Imo Spies (wsr drsiuai . BEPUBLIC FILM COMPANY 146 Weat 45th StrMt. M. Y. C. 14— T wo C-nvict Brothers (American ilm- 22—IhiUK* are Srliluoi What They Area BEX MOTION PICTURE COMPANY. 673 Elavantb Ayanao, M. T. 0. ma) .. (ouoirdyi .. 80LAX FILM COMPANY. Congress Avanus. Flushing, L 15— Ills Wife's Jione<| (eomedv drama) . 10—General Daft (cominly) (split reel).. l.'i—n)e Hvpnotic Detective (drama) .... II— Tbc Blacksmith (drama) . 10—The Little Match S Her (dramai (split 12—Paid In Hla Own Coin (tlrama) . reel) . 10—Her Uncle’s Consent (comeilyi . & SALES CO. 16— Tlie Taos Indiana at Home—N'ew .Mex¬ 17— A Dark Deception (comedy) UpUt ico (acentcl (split reel) . reel) . IT—Tbc Peanut Industry (Indus.) (apllt 111 East 14th Street, - - NEW YORK CITY URBAN-ECLIPSE. reel) . (•Lsirge Klelue.i 18— A Just Verdict (drama) . January— 20—A Compromise (coiiKsly) (split reel) A—True to Their Trust (drama) (apllt 20—A B>>ar iiravel) ispllt 7—Tricked Into Happiness (drama) . real) . 415 A—What Fate Ordalni-d idrama) . F< hniary— ■(X-. an antloiie Ring (dramai ... 7—Captured hy Wireless (drama) (spilt 12—'Tis An in Wind That Blowa No Good reel 1 92r. (drama) . 7—P.lni'a Eve View of Rnttenlam (seenic) 14— His .Mis ake (‘Irainal . (-pllt re-II . 70 15— (iMTsoa Celeliratlon (isliicatlonal I (split 14— The Gambler's Wife (drama) .1015 reel I . VITAGRAFH. 10—A Note In tbe Orange (comedy) . January— MELIES. .5—D-stiny Is Changeless (drama) .1000 Oecemher— 6—The Course of True Ia>ve (drama) ....looO i4—The Better Man (drama).lOPO 21—The Mission Father (drama).1000 »J8—The Ranchman's Debt of Honor (drama) . 1000 Janoary— 4—A Woman's Gratitude (drama).1000 11—Ropi-d In (drama). 18—The Outlaw and the Baby (drama).. 1000 •—Th-- Mortgage (drama).I ffiebrnary— I—<'«»wts.v ra. Temlerfoot (drama) .11000 a—TV./Vetng the SheHfT (drama! .1lonn IS—Rm'I'ne Rob (drama) .l, toon I 22—Mellta't Ru*e (drama) ..1000 ! PATHE-FEERES. fuKury— •p—A strike on tl>e Ranch (Amer.) (dra¬ mai lapllt reel) . 11—The Horaethlef (Amer.) (drama) (split reel) . II—A Sultan's Marriage in Malaysia (scenici (split reel) . t2—TTie Haunteil Room (counterfeit) (apllt reel) . 12—French Army In War Manoenvern TheArcusTid&etCa (scenic) (split reel) . 416 So.'Oearborn SI: CftlQAGO COMPENSARC Ut—Rill's Bills i.tmi-r. comedy) . Tliat'* the devW that oavee Moving Ple- 15—Pathe's Weekly X<>. S («Tirrent) . tnre mrn l«'u.|hlrda on Ihe'r eirrtric 18—Bonaparte and Plchegru (drama) light bill*, ami yet give* her ter light. (apllt reel) . GUARANTEED DM you nee uiir ad last week T Well, 18—Here and There In China (col.) (tray- dun't look It up—Juat wrltv for oar el ) (.split reel) . IT—^Tbe Ri|uaw Man's Revenge (western drama) . Roll R^crvco Scat Booklet 15018 18—la This Tour Hat? 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    FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

    SCENES IN THE ODYSSEY. MDNOPOL S FE ATURE FIL * OF THE HOMERIC CLASSIC. JK.NKIN.S .\ND TUB DONKEY (CociPily; length. .'}•!:* fi'ct).—JpukiiiH take* a fail")’ l<> ■ donkey and cautloiialy mounting the beaat, rldea away whin the owner la trot looiliir. UidlnK HALLBERG throiij'h the country he nierta a peddler vvlth a “THE ECONOMIZER MAN ■ inantity of toy b.t.Uions. Me bnya the lot and alHirtly aflirward the wind catchi a the bal¬ Furnishes complete I loons and .lenkaia at:d the donkey take a trip e<^uipment formov- T throii;;h the air. They have all sorts of ad- es tint tlnally tumble back to earth. uig ^>ieture theatres. r* All makes of mov- D.MU.INIJ (Comedy; edeuse. Keb. 17; length. .'•00 fiet).—.V (lever story in which a cat called ing picture ma- Darling ligttrea very iirotiiinently. Oti the »ime chines.opt'ra chairs, reel Is Kerka Falls. fans ami all neces- y KERKA FALLS (Scenic; b ngth. .'liHi f ctl. sary supplies, s(K)t- * ‘*91' —diving a line pictitre of the lieanlifal falla and a general view of Klinl. lights, etc. 2oc in ^ stamps brings you my new, complete INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. MOTION PICTURE CAiALOGUE AND GAUMONT, REFERENCE BOOK. ^ CALINO AND IllS ROAUDER (Comedy; re- least d Feb. i;i; lenglli. 4it:i feett.—Callno takes J. H. HALLBERG a Iroarder. wlro proves to he a gentleman with 38 East 23rd Straat, NEW YORK ultra cantankennis iiropensitles. When pay day cornea the Isnirder refuse» to get out of bed to Write for Free Catalogue. B. 30 pay his hill, directing Callno to get h a pix-ket Issik out of o'le of Ills trunks in the garret. Callno. hi* mother and sister, each oiien a trunk and a Idooilthlrsty lion emerges from eaeh and pursue the trio.' The complications ami altnat'ons encountered are unusually (sini leal—of course, poor Callno never makes the (s Ilection. On the same reel is Zigoto, King of Detectives. ZIGOTO. KINO OF DETECTIVES (Comedy: Stelna, Berry Seta. Le«> length, .’itl.T feett.—A little dansen*e tsdiirns to onade Set*. Cake Seta. her dri ssing isaira snd finds that her Jewels Fruit I’lates. Japaneaa have disappeared. The faiirons detective, Zi¬ Vase#, etc. goto. Is eonsulted. and details hi* eleven st sob Send for an assertmeat. ordinate*. Fiizzle and Summer. Fuzzle respond* State number of prise# to the obligation by taking a nap under a side wanted and averaga coat. window of the theater, while Summer uproots everything. Summer finally pursues and ar resfa an admin r of the actress’, who 1* pur¬ Hie Gd.vssev ranks among the masterpieces One_ hundred_ __ varieties made in chasing her duplicates of the lost jewels. d world s literature—It has Ih'< n on buiiianity's Italy. Meantime Fuzzle. la awaken(>5.n8 Tie'e mill ius.st that she shall marry one of Complete ls*ok of Homer’s Odyssey the great¬ same mine, and pursue their lives, one wltn 12 Reels, per week .. 0.00 'h. Ir nmnlier—that in a nutshell. Is the story. est epic pii«ly earried out— in quantities of 1.00(1 to lOO.fatO. breaks out In the mine, and all but one of tie in all. one tiroiissnd peofde are in the photo¬ Bound in covers with perforated edge, an¬ miners make their way to safety. The lone Posters free, and a million feet of Film to pick play. It U estimated that $.'in).inni was spent nouncing the plavln-g data ..f Ti e Od.\ ssey (ti iinfortiinate Is found to be the husband of tli" from. Send for a list. In the pro.|ttctl< n of this film. lie filled In). Beautiful half tone illustrati(Hi vonng wife. She plead* with the miners to A ver tahle whirlw'lml puldicdy eanipalgn Is on reverse side. Distrihnte among your ami rescue her lov(‘d one—no one but the former CUT RATE ON ALL MACHINES, In ftill swing for the release to aisle rights ence; tbey addn ss these rants, leave them ai 'over and a second voinnieer undertake the CUT RATE ON ALL SUPPLIES, buyers of tlio latest Milan" Films Company’s the box ofl'ce, yon put on tile one ce'it stann task. Tlie hiisliand is saved, but the hero < festiire Homer's tid.vssey. and mail the cards. This is a ratlur u. w pub rival sacrifloes his I fe. Tlie loss Is greatly he- Send for a Supply List. Twenlv thousand dollars ha* troen set aside Ilclly stunt and 1* fluding great favor in Nev •noaned. and all join in paying homage to the FOR S.\LE—Film In giHHl ■ ondlllon. The larg¬ fer an adtertislng ftind by the Monopol Film York. Nearly all the theatres, prominent hotel- martyr. His aged mother Is adoiit'd hv the est Cut-Rate Exchange in tlie Middle West. t'oinpany. Nothng so pret*ntlons has ever and cafes have ad'pted It. the cards are man whom her son sav«d fr<’m a charred grave. tieen devised In the film industry. Instance 'cheap, lint very attractive, and will r'Siilt In THEATRE SUPPLY CO.. the matter of billboard i>ap. r a variety of as¬ good press wiiik for vour theatre. Oxford Building, Suite 6. WORLD’S GREATEST PICTURE sortment g Ksl enough to outfit any monster Fifl.v different stories, all kinds and sizes, 118 N. La Salle St., CH ICAGO. ILL. Iramatle production. Aside from a fit 1 com writle-i to fit every occasion; written by prac¬ ideinenl s reu stands as against only one used with Itante s r sentat \e for Bnff.alo Bill’s Wild Wist Shows Musical Bells Infern i, T, U :s hut one feature. T. twe Is a va¬ S < rlcs (Itlo-r 'n separate sheets, or neatly bound ried a'sortmiHil of s|m elal advertising mn’ter. In h ok ets, eaeh le; f delai liable. "f wlileh the following Is a brief mention: I.ecinre, written b.v K v. Dr. Stockton. Com¬ J. C. DEAGAN, On elan mnslc, overture and scene music, wr f prehensive. eligant and in simple la gnage. 3800-10 N Hsrk St., ten by .Mr. Edgar Selden. general inunag'T I.ileratiir. Anv and all of it supplied in any Three reels. Few more States left. Wire for prices CHICAGO. Shap ro Mu«lr Co., of New York C ty. who language (special low pricts). THE F. d>, E. FILM CO.. Clevalana.O. Inventor snd Mfr. to sp< nt three iminllia In the musical llluaries of Programs Printed on one side only, giving the profession. Write dre.-re. (lescril>l i>n of earli scene in tlie film. for oiir new Illustrated I.'glitlng and noveltv effecla by Klelgl Bros, D loratlon grottoes, eaves, stneeo effect, verv J. De COMMERCE catalog. New bita. of New York City. vlaborale. Directions f. r grotto effect making .Mways reliable. I'lastir of Carls busts of Homer made by without cost. Lantern Slide and Commercial Photo Co. |.uireshl. Italy, six Inches to s.'ven feet high. Life s'z ‘ photos for Iubby. These are made Commerelal and Stock Slides. Lecture*. Clio ITlies, .',(1 (s-iits ti *1111 each. hy the A|>eda Stndto. New Yoik. iinl at the rils. Title* and Illustrated Song Slides. Cho dris’lan eo-tmues f r lecturers, ma le hv R ivl fol’owin

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    I FEBRUARY 10, 1912. e B 41 IN WINTERQUARTERS

    OIRCTTSES, wild WZITS AlfD TEXT SHOWS. Robson Bros.' Show: Fair Grounds, Reading, Pn. AMERICAN BAND Sanger’s Combined Shows: Monroe Park, Mo- A K. Bancb Wild WMt: Hodale, la. blla, Ala. BarkmaD'a Aalmal Show: Talr Oroanda, Lewla- Santelle’s. SIg., Show: Homer. N. T. OF PROVIDENCE, R. I. tOQi Idft* Selbel Bros.’ Show: Watertown, Wls. Ballrj, Uollla A., Show: 121S Oak at., Hoaa- Sells-Ploto: 238 Symes Bldg.. Denver, CM. FAMOUS FOR MANY YEARS Shannon Bros.* Shows: Lndlngton, Mich. BaVlow,"*^*:*" P.. Do* and Pony Show: Sonth Mil¬ S’lver Family Show: Crystal, Mich. WARREN R. FALES, Conduetor ford, Ind. _ Skerbeck's One-Ring Cirrus: Dorchester, Wla. Banwa’, Al. O., Wild Animal Show: Trnlcc, Smith’s, E. G.. Colossal Shows: Atwater, O. Best Band in America for Parks, Expositions, Con¬ Cftl Spark’s. John H.. Shows: Salisbury. N. C. Btronm A Bailey: Brldyeport. Conn. (Weatem Starrett’s, Howard 8., Show: 87 Clermont ave.. ventions, etc. Ofliorn. 221 InMtltnte Place). Chicago, III. Brooklyn, N. T. Boolienr Brua.' Overland Show: Carmen, Okla. Stone’s. H. A., Dog A Pony Stiow: Middletown. Address New York Office, HOWARD PEW, Mg^ BoufUton'a, Billie, Show: Amhta, Ind. Mo. Brown A Pominler’a Combined Shown: Rich¬ Sun Bros ’: Central City Park. Macon. Oa. 121 W. 42nd St.; or Providence Office, WARRSi mond, Mo, (Western Offices 3.38 Summit at.. Toledo, 0.) R. FALES, Union Trust Building. Browne'a Ed.. Overland Show: Bath. Me. Swift’s. Jack. AIrdome Show: Ootdengate, 111. Baffglo Bill Pawnee Bill Combined Shows: Tren¬ Tompkins’ Wild Weat: New Hope. I’a. ALSO UNDER SAME MANAQEMENT ton. S. J. (New York Offlcea, 12B1 Broadway.) Uden’a, Col., Dog A Pony Show: Flanagan, III. Oaliromla Prank’s Wild Weat: Angnata, Qa. Welsh Bros.’ Show: 703 N. 8tb at., Philadelphia, American Tour In April, 1912. (Oeneral OlOt es. 14.32 Broadway, New Tori Pa. City.) _ Wonderland Tent Show, J. W. Boehm, mgr.: Arthur Nikisich, World’s Foremost Conductor and Campbell Bros ’: Beanmsot, Te*. Ellenboro. W. Va. London Symphony Orchestra of 100. Canada Frank’s Show, P. M. Myers, mgr.: Alns- Woody’s Combined Show: Afton. Okla. catlne, la. Yankee American Show: 1813 South 14th at.. Carlin Bros.’ New Modern Shows: 2110 Sooth Sheboygan, Wla. nttb at., Philadelphia. Pa. Yankee Robinson: Granger, la. (Oeneral Offices, Carl'ale’a Wild West: 27 Lawrcnea it.. New Den Moines, la.) York City. Yonng Rnffslo Wild West: Peoria. Ill. (Offices, Clark. M. L.. A Son’s Shows: Alexandria, la. 80 W. Madison at.. Chicago.) Cole A Rice Shows: Oeneva. O. QUALITY COUNTS Cunningham’s. Arthur B., International Clrcns: Rethairy, Mo. Coulter, W. H., Shows: Lancaat^, Mo. CARHTVAL C0MFAHIZ8. f Dashington'a, J. J., Dog A Pony Show: 140B Adams A Stahl Shows: Burnsville. Miss. A Popcorn Machine Tenth it., Moline, III. Arnold Amusement Co : Box 405. Portland, Ore. OeMott’a, C. A.. CJomblned Shows: Morley, Barkoot. K. O., Shows: Mobile, Ala. Mich. Bames. J. J.. Amusement Co.: Henry, Ill. That makes a better product than Oe Vanx’s Dog A Pony Show: 942 So. Grand Blester’s Combined Shows: Wlll'anisport, Pa. ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Capital City Amusement Co.: 14 W. Sixth st.. any other is what you want. Oownie A Wheeler Shows: Valdosta. Oa. St. Paul. Minn. Pmel’s Dog A Pony Show: New Albany Ind. Corey Bros.’ Amusement Co.: 6237 Wabash Dulaney’s One-Ring Show: Pine Grove, W. Va. ave., Chi ago. Ill. u ^ |i. Write quick. Ply, Geo. S.. Show: Bering. Tex. Cosmopolitan Shows. J. R. Anderson, mgr.: Ar¬ Eschman. J. II.. Shows: Linden nills, Minne¬ gents. Ark. apolis. Minn. O«mopo||fan Shows. H. Snyder, mgr.: San Parnat Wagon Show: AIbnqnerqne, N. M. Bernardino, Cal. C. E. DELLENBARGER CO. - - ' Vh.c‘a”^S" Perarl’a. Joe, Animal Show: Richmond, Va. DcKreko Bros.’ International Amusement Co.: Petser. Adam. Shows: San Antonio, Tex. R. P. D. No. 1. Box no. San Antonio, Tex. PorepanghSells Bros’: Baraboo, Wls. (Chi¬ Perarl’s. Col. Franc's. S'lows; Cheater, Pa. cago Offices 221 Inatltnte Place.) Foijr Brother Shows; Angiista, Oa. freeirs, W. H.. Show: 003 Grant at.. Niles, Goodell Shows. C. M. (VsMiell. mgr.: Colfax. la. Mich. Gowdy Shows: Meridian. Miss. FOR RENT Gentry Bros.’: San Antonio, Tex. (Home offlee. Great Empire Shows, Jack Hampton, mgr.: Ve¬ Bloomington, Ind.) rona. Pa. ’ G

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    nagenbeek-Wallace: Pern, Ind. Jones n. D.. Amusement Co.; 503 W. 5th at.. tum art; horizontal bar and brother act; contortion and wire act; good cotnedv Andereon. Ind. Hall. Jr.. Ceo. W., Animal Show: Box 22, Ev¬ Kline, llerliert A.. Sbowa; Flint. Mich. clown act; small troupe of Japs; high-class troupe of dogs; troupe of poniei; ansville. Wla. Landee Bros.’ Shows; Abilene, Kan. Hapgreave’a, H. J.. Overland Show: Nashua. M<-Ope’a. Mike, Carnival Co.: Taos. New Mex¬ uniform band of eight or ten pieces. Addn’ss N H. ico. . _ ,, W. D. NEFF. Maaatfer, DAYTON. KY. Harrla. (’bat N.. Circus A Trained Animal McKennev, Blanche Hnnter Combination, L. M. SIkiw: Schuvlerville. N. Y. Hunter, mgr.; Iladdsm, Kan. Hcher Bros.’ Show: 312 E. 17fh ave, Columhna. Miller. Frank. Amuseiiient Co.: Portland, Ore. SIS TO S3S PER D-A.Y Ohio. Moaa Bn>a.’ Showa: *0 Woodward ave., Allan Thla la what Henry’s. J. K.. Wagon Show: Stonewall. Okla. ta. <3t. you caa make by Horne’s Wld Animal .Showa: 12th and Baltimore Parker Showa. No. 1. Con T Kennedy, mgr.: r operating our WRITE FOR LEASE ave., Kansas City. Mo. Fair Grotinda I.ewlstown. Ida. latrat model Au Parker Showa No. 2, Ned Stooghton, mgr.: On only theatre In city of 20.(H>0, running aln Howe’s T..iya X. 1, T. Ranch; Ft. Snmner, New St. I>ouls Amusement Co.: Box 987, Atlanta. WANTED AT THE ORPHEUM Mexico. Woodward. Okla., Stock Repertoire, small Muateal Kelrow .Show: Anderaon. Ind. Ga. « „ Steen. Harry G., Concesalona: New Rochelle. tn’roiloo for Comedy, three, four and fire pe«(>l« sets, en paa I' street photo- Keystone Shows. Dock A Russell, mgrs.: Port cenlage. Will gire first money. Boom tovm, Lawn, S C. SwVin W. I.. Show Co. two showa; Swain S.-IMt: seating capacity 5«0. HARRY JOHITSOV. sleeve! No mag King Br.«i ’ Wild West- Columhla, Tcnn B'ds.. Gravler and Telemachua ata.. New ylt Manager. Kit fars-n RnlTalo Ranch Wild West: Harris, Orleans, La. hnrg HI. aud simple. Turner’s. Th-c. 7.|n.l: Beaumont. Texas. MARTZ THEATRE, Tlptea. Ind., grouud Soea, Un'ted Slates farnlvsl Co.: 117 W. Wsshlng- '/j makes eqoare LaMont Bros ’ Show; Salem, HI. jr . and hntlon pl--- 14 dressing roema. stage 3Sx8u, aeatlng capaoltv Lampe Bros ’ Shows; Abse<-< n. N. J. f< n St.. Accents. Ark. 1.880; good town and narroundlng community; H' ^ turea Automatl- I,e-n. Great. Show MansAcld. O. W’hite ntr Shows; New Castle Ind. new maongement. Desire to be«k bigh-claaa lieVant's Tent Show: Ttiompsonville. Mich. Wllllsms’.' Wm. IL. Shows: Fair Groands. Aa- Repertoire and Road Shews. MARTZ THEATBR Livingston Show, J. Prank Lewis, mgr.; Stur derson, Ind. ence necetaary. Price $28.00. (XIMrANY, C. W. Mooat. Secretary gis Mich. Our No. 4 Wnaaerfnl Ferrotype Machine makes MISCELLAMEOmi. three alaee of ptoturrs -m l%x24k. 2VyX,3V4 and STAR THEATRE FOR RENT—Seats nearly T/onnio A neHoman Shows: Besding, Pi. Almond’s. Jethro. Sh-.w: Albemarle. N._C. 4KL. Bulttio riatea. It ta alar raveralhie for l.uVO. Scranton. Pa. Would be good for ple- Lnrkv Bill Show Qimnemo Kan. American Floating Tlicstre, W. P. Needham, taking graapa. Price, I’^U.OO. turea and vauderllle, burlesque or mueeam. l.nrkv Tull’s Dog A Pony Show: Grand Saline. mgr ; Psdnesh. Ky. Plaiec 1%x2V4. Clc per tOu; Mouota. 20c per TIDIMAS J. HAYnKN. .318 L'lvden Street. Tex. Anslet A Mathews Shows; Alexandria. La. 10(1; IVveloper. 15c per set. Wrfte TOPAT for Mseksy’s Enropean Circus: Detro’t. Mich. Brown-Parker Uncle Rufus: 8 W. 27lb at., Chi¬ enr free catalogue, describing oar latest ma¬ FOR REMT-t-A modern up to dale Thealre with Miller Bnw ’ A Arlngton’s 101 Rsnch WIM cago. HI. chines. seating capacity of 1 600 people, equlpi>ed with Wear- Venice, Csl. (Esstern Offices, 1432 Burk’s U. T. C. Co.. C. B. Beyerle, prop.: KEW YORK FERROTTFl CO., ererything ready for productlooa, sliualed In Broadway. New York City.) Topeka Kan. ias>4 Dalanoav fit Dept 44 Mew York. W. f. one of New Jersey’s large -Itlea. Addrean Mon'sna lonis Wild West: 1008 C. Illinois ft., Pnshv’s. J M.. Minstrel Show; Pana._ HI. MODERN THEATRE, care The Billboard, Cla Evansville, Ind. Carey A .Alexander’a Modem Showa: New Rich¬ rlanatt, O. Morrow Broe ’ l»og A Pony Show: Route 8, Box mond, Ind. BUCOLeO C1GA.R M. West Wlehlta Kan. Conkllt’a. Chaa. E., Tent Show: Uatteawan. Suioka witbnat fire; the latest Novelty. GOOD SHOWS WANTED—.Nice ()p,ra Uouaa Mnivev’s Tent Shows: Aumva. III. BUCOLO CIOAR CO., that will seat 500 |M-o|>le, tocated In a town #f Nelson’s. BIH'e. Show; North f'smhrldge. Mass. Cot’dn Blossom Show Rost. Cspt. R. Emeraon, Bole Manufacturer. 1.200r people. Write U. B. UcCraw, Manager. Noble’s, ('hsa.. Tent Show: 508 Meeting at., mgr.: Point Pleasant. W. Va. 554 Yluahlu* Ava., Braeklyn, V. T. M--rlon» Gap. Ky. C3>srlestoo, B. C Feldman’s Trained An'mal A Vandevllle Show, Old Biitrslo Wild West: Granger, la. Jack Cavsnsneh. mer : ShrcTcport. I.a. Hamlin A Thompson Mcchsnl al City: Milo. Me. Wanted—IVfed. Heoplc Old Dominion Shawa. B. K. Isemlnger. mgr.: Must change for week. FoR SAI.K—Merry-gw- Hcrrman A Reno Showa: Bt Marva. Kan. Fnnkstown, Md. mund. 24 bomea and 4 rharlots. t.1 ran skatn. Kichirds Bros.’ Wagoa Bhow: Pipe Creek, Tex. and S'deshoiv Attractlona; Alvarado avenue, to han-lle Ttaln-d Roller Skating Rear, oa thn CELEBRATIONS road O'-od rs-ference nested. Addreos FRED Ulaga’ Wild West: Payetteyllle. Ark. Worcester. Itass. UAMPBEI.L Mcr. Cullseam Rink. Albion. MIcK. Klncllng Brna.’: nsraboo, Wla. ((Hitcago Offleea. Nickel Plate Show; Davenport. la. O’Brien’s. J. U.. Georgia Minstrels; TTonaton. ARIZONA. 721 Inalltuta Pla-e.) T. x . care Grant I.oromoHre A Car Works VAUDEVILLE ACTS-SIx Vao-levllle A.U now Koiperte,in's. R K.. United Skowa: 23S Jf. Center Tucson—Arixona B. I’. 0. Elks. March 21-22. Ripley’s. Geo. W., Old Time Ulustrela: Horn Prank Crufoot, secy. ready. Sketches ami Moio-loga for OiMln, Cumberland. Md. Hutch, Tramp. Touch, Hebrew. Irish, Rah*. Hipiwl Bow.’ Show; n'>x 88. Prankfort. lud. FLORIDA. Slisdee' A Faoeh Shows: Springfield. O. White anil Hlarkfare rbarseters. The sfeair* ‘iblna’, Frank A.; Jersey City, N. J. Terry Shows: I.ltlle Slonx. la. Kay Watt—Great Over-Sea Railroad Celebrattoa. six acta sent |HMi|Hild for 5ue In ntaaipn, II- E. BELL. Bear-len. Tenn. ■o'Mnaon’a, John, 10 Rig Bliowa: Terrace Park. ToiM’s J. A . Show; Sallsaw. Oklg. Jan. 20-Pab. 8. Marcy B. Darnall. ascy. Iflnetunatl Office, Secood Natbaal Daak Todd. Wm.. VsuileTlIle Show: Eastman, Os. Tampa—Oreat Prosperity Ceiebratl^ Feb. B- Bldg I Wren Bros!’ ’Texas Stock Co.: L«lp«lc. O 38 Ool ’Tboa. J. L. Brewn. prea. • FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

    ILLINOIS. CHICAGO.—ACADEMY. Populir-prtced rtn- Seville. AI.IIAMItRA—Tlie Girt In the Grind Rttnd. APOi.l.o —\'iiiili-\ille tnd niuTlux pictures. GAUMONX WEEKLY At'DITOUHrM—l»nrk. BI.IOI’—VidillKh dritiiit. FIRST RELEASE DATE, FEBRUARY 22 Bijor DIIKaM—l'o|iular-pr]eed yaudeTllle and laoTinr pirtiir'**. BI.ACKS I OXE—P*»Bert Bt. Something to Ttilnk Over Bl Rll TEM PI.E—Tile Girl Question. CASINO—Pu|iular-|irlced vaudeTllle and moT- lag pin urea. CENTI.’UY—Popular-priced Tandeyllle and aaoTiiig pictures. I FIRE AT THE MINE ClilCAGtt OPERA nOL'SE—Walker Whiteside In The Typh'sin. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 CI.ARK—Moving pictures. COI.I.EG E—The Girl of the Golden West. A thrilling tale telling of a mine disaster and a heroic sacrifice. COI.OMAU—Christie MacDonald In The Spring Mslil. aeveulta weak. COI.CMBIA—Ben Welch. CORT—Victor Moore In Shorty McCabe, flfth Zigoto, King of Detectives week. CROWN—Baby Mine. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 • DKUTCI1E8 (formerly Criterion)—German stock. EMPIRE—Sam Rice and Bla Daffydlls. A screaming farce showing how Zigoto innocently discovered the E M P R ESS—V a uder II le. Eol.I.V—Rurlemiue. lost necklace GARRICK—Marie Dresaler In 'nille'a Night¬ mare. OI.OBE—Dark. GRAND OPERA HOCSB—'Rie Irtah Players. He Insisted on Being Cashier HAMI.IN AVK.—Niovlng pictures. AND HAYM.IRKET—Jack Jobneon and Tandeyllle. IMI'ERlAle—St. Elmo, with Martin Alsop. II.I.INOIS—Donald Brian In The Siren. The Amateur Aviator KEDZIE AVB.—VandeTlUe and moving ple- tnres. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. A Roaring SpUt. IJI SALLE—Loulalana Lon, twenty.tblrd week. LINDEN—Vandevllle and moving pictures. LYRIC—Chicago Drama Players. Rememberl the Two Reel Feature MAJESTIC—lllgh-clasa Tandeyllle. MARI/IWE—Vendetta. McVICKER’8—Mother. NATIONAI^—Scliool Day#. OAK—Mevlng pictures. THE TRUST OLYMPIC—The Woman, eeventh week. PARKWAY—VandeTllle and moving plctnrea. RELEASE DATE, MARCH 9 PLAZA—Vamlevllle and moving ptetnree. POWER'S—Cbariee CUierry In Ula Neighbor's Wife. OnlyA^ aU limitedAlAAAIVV/VA numberA A LA A AA S.FV'A canV-WtA . a . PRESIDENT—Vandevllle and pictures. PRINCESS—Bunty Pulls the Strings, fourth be supplied. week. ■cn I NDLER’S—Moving pictures. Order early to insure SITTNER'S—Pictures. STAR AND GARTER—Queen of the Bohe mlana. delivery ^GMIDOD^l^GaOlDODl BTCDEBAKER—The Greyhound, fourth week. VIRGINIA—Vandevllle and moving pletoree. WHITNEY—A House Divided. * WII4.ARD—Popnlar-prlced vaudeville and moving pictnn's. SADMUT CO WILSON AVE.—Popnlar-prlced vandevllle and moving plctnrea. AGENTS ZIEOFELD-Dark. FLUSHING, READERS’ COLUMN. NEW YORK (Continued from page 16.) CHAS. D. H0LT8W0RTH, NOTIOS.

    Tonr •liifrr Is Id Gettyshiir*. Ps.. snd It •«t Fxpr<'t)*i1 to llTe. Anyone knowlnu the Wberenbeiits of Mr. Iloltrworth klnilly rsll hit • ttentliin to this notice. June# C. UolUwortb, Kew Htroiittvllle, Ohio.

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    WO-A-WEEK New York City, N. Y. RELEASED TUESDAY, FEB. 20 CLIP AND CAPITAL FILM SERVICE CO Washington In Danger MAIL LITTLE ROCK. ARK. RELEASED FRIDAY, FEB. 23 TODAY / rilm for ELent. rilra. Oxone. Ether. Llmea. Cundeni^ra. Tlrketa, Carbooa. Repair Parta, New and Seeond haad Maeblnea. Oaa UuiBta f»r aale. Kleelric Plamia—one ileidna. spring motor. 13- tuna, aniuaailc rliauge piano, with druma and bella like new coal |I,4<10. fie $400; mua one A MESSAGE FROM NIAGARA wur. One I'lMarer’s No. 0, aplral gear, new, with 'Taylor trunk, 100 feet cable and aabeatoa fohllng purUhle booth. MADE RIGHT AT THE FALLS PASSING OF THE GREY The greateet an,! only pi tore of the moet magnlfleent reunion of the la»t of the beroee of the loat Can^. Write for ll«l of feataree. Oiwe day ami nlnht. Ijoie .INtanee ploHie. *71?. New Rochelle, New York. Sales Company Agents for Wanted—Character Man U. S. and Canada. If .vnur exchange la out 3f ).abeeta for "Ur. Jeckyll One who can «lng. if possible, old rube part; ten Chorus Girls (small) all tod Mr. Hyde," write y to join by February 26. Balance t»f season and all summer engagement. na direct. ^ slock. ARD.XTI I i'RERCH, Orpbeiim Theatre. Calgary, .Mberta, Canada. 44 T li e Billboard FEBRUARY 10. 1012.

    VEW YORK PREIORRE. as the first auctioneer of tbe afternoon. He explained that tbe four lower boxes had been re¬ (CoatlnoMl froia p«s« 4). served for the families of Mr. Welier. Hr. Fleldt. tbe Heasra. Shutrert and Mr. Felix la- AT LIBERTY tba IntlmatloD that BertoD Cbar> bill and man. 'and that the aeventy-one scats marked FEBRUARY 15 Btekard StrrIInK w<-ra not quite aa Tlulent aa off with red croasca a-ere not for Red Cross (fce balance of tbe cart. niirkca, but for red cross crl;lci. After stating The Tlmea reriew wai perbtpa tbe moat fa- that not mikTe than alt aeata wonid t>e sold to warabie to tbe play of anji, aa tbe followiuf any one person at a time be then placed on A-1 FRENCH HORN •Keerpt wili aber boxes. The bldd'ng Double drums. \N rite M.\11K C. LEACH, “Tliere ia a aoud deal of tbe piotureaqiie in waa started at Ibe box offl e price of $13. but Rushi'ille, 111. Ike Trail of tbe Lartiraome Pine, aa tbe Jobn afteedily mounted with t|i!rlted bidding until Vox atorj appeara on ibe atare In Ita drama- $900 waa offered by the representative of \V. ttaatloo b7 Euaene Walter: there It. too, auiiie It. Ilearal. to whom It was sold. The second MClintlbin €>r tbe ruaa'tlneaa and almplencKt of N>x waa bid In h.v W’lll'am McBride In the name AT LIBERTY Ibe Cnmlierland mountain folk; there la a lore of Mr. Henry VVaiteraon of the l-onlsvllle Cour¬ adorj that It like a falrj alur>; and finally. ier J<eraona compoalng theatrical slump the past few seasons. the audience were recalling their pleaanre in BOBBY WARD I tending John Fox Jr.'a novel, from which the AERIAL MACKS HIS NEIGHBOR'S WIFE. ■tece waa dramatlxed. Certain tbinea In The All *roTin#l 8. A D. Com^lun; np In ■ofn; plent.^ Norelty Gymnasts of (Jnallty. Working the of cbiDK***' iiid know* how to itpt them OTer. TVall of tbe Loneaome Pine merit gratitude to (Continued from page 61. W. V. M. A. Time, under aide dlrectloo of A. tta pmdncera; and an eiilarlty. The Journal very aptly epitomixea the play BOBBY WARD, Lamar, Mo. "Good acting ia one feature that will bring In these words, which conclude Its review: Vew York ITx to the New Amxterdam to aee the “The play affords pleasant entertainment, •lay. Charlotte Walker. Berton Church'll. Rich¬ and not being In much danger of a drama ard Rterllng. W. S. Hart. Willard Koliertaon league indorsement, probably will prosper.” and aeveral othera In the caat have Injected life The Post: tnto llnea that easily might be ruined by poor ‘'Ills Neighbor’s Wife made her how to Chi¬ AT LIBERTY •r Indifferent hlatrlonic work.” cago from the stage at Powers’ Theatre laat March 1st—Flute and ' l’iccolo,*J Violin TOKU KISSHE Tbe Sun aald that the book could have been evening and revealinl herself aa a roost spright¬ (orchestra leader). Both|^exporienced. dramatlxed In a manner to have brought out all ly young matron. Innocent of serious Intent, we the eharma that Vr. Fox baa endowed It with, take It. but proyocatlve of much laughter, al¬ and aald; beit a bit siihurhan at tlmea. Like many another C. E. DRESCHEIl, “Perhapa the chief fault of the play la Ita debutante, her pnrisiae la tbe enjoyment of life, •xceaaire length In view of Ita meagre dramat¬ and naught else, and she la burdened with no 317 Dauphine Street, New Orleans,'^La. ic element. Why the neceaalty of condenaing mission save amnsement. f the long a enea haa not already aaaerted Itaelf “Mr. Hirrla’ comedy la brightened by nn- i ImperatlTely, can not readily be nnderatnod In merons llni-a and progreaaea quickly and wit the caae of ( drama that haa been acted for tlly along the oft-traveled road of matrimonial •BCb a long time. Mlaa Walker la an altogether miannderatandlnga. A Powers audience waa eharmlng apparition aa ” - mountain girl, and gi-nenina In ita applause laat evening and the la every acene a delight to the eye. But her curtain calls were nnroeroua and Insistent after AT LIBER1Y ■tyle la monotonona and the long role proved each act. In tbe role of John Roliblna Mr. • aevere tax on her reaonreea aa an artreaa. Cherry does much clever comedy acting and "Willard Robertaon conir'u'ed a febrile, vivid makes amusing even the Incident of tbe tight A1 Tboronsiitt Lqierienced Vaideviiie Aetch of a revengeful mountaineer, and Berton tronaera In tbe flrat act, while hla work In tbe ChurHtlll, barring a eomplete lack of all aug- third act, when he steals Into the home that PiNRist. Fake. TraRspose^and Read ••ation of romance, pla.red the hfiro well.” Is no longer hla and makes the bed and combs hla Boon-to-be-ex-wlfe’a switch, la dellghtfnl. Mlaa Goodrich la the pretty but impractical at Sight. OFFICER Me. wife to tbe life, eapeclally In her prettlneas and mlehf hare at'-pped from a Henry Hntt Sober and Reliable aixtaye. No trlfler or duaer. (Continued from page 4.) canyaa. Reginald Mason as Harry Miller, and Beat salary slate flrat letter: am xnirtb It. Or¬ Alice John, hla apron-clad wife, are admirable iginal “Rag Time Clarke.” GEORGE W CLARKE. Box No. 106, Mondak, Moot. •oe In the caat waa more than letter-perfect. and share tbe honors of the comedy with tbe The production waa as smooth as If it bad star and Miss Goodrich. h*en running for 100 nights. It rollicked The Tribune waa less effnalye In enthnalanm. Mrongh all kinds of uncx|iected places, with bat credits the play as being entertaining. ■wri tricks of running In iinl out of doors, “Mr. Elmer Ilarrla. who once wrote for tbe papers, now wantons dramatlrally with the AT LIBERTY hiding in flr<'|dscea. Jumping into boxes, etc., than were called for by the stage directions perplexities of the eternal quadrangle, making Tonoff Mam. 17 years of sae; little eipeiienee tbe llsnion Brothers. All this wss man- a Joke ont of an Important section of tbe tenth In 8i«>an't put forth an.T pretensions to T^ Nelglifsir’a Wife be might have had a very adilrxl: ‘’WhciUi-r or not A lions* Oivided 1» gwaltam. The anthor, Aiignatln MacIIiigb, calls faw problem play.” rarly work It atUI It dIstinctiT Juvenile. |i. the entertainment ‘a melodramatic farce,* and The News: story la spread thin, Ita charactera are not firm A Good Bass Singer the charaelerlxatlon Jn»t alMUit fits the caae. “Mr. Harris has written a somewhat loosely ly drawn and Its action It ph>p<-llereaalve and the rest, which means by agre<-aWe and quaintly si-ntlmental «hen guid¬ pedients of chance and mlacliani-e. The play U far the greater part, la Jnat plain farc«‘.” ed that wa.v. The lines are mixed up In a alsiut at Well actnl aa It neeila to be ami in Must insure $20 a week. Answer quick Alan Dale waa immensely pleaatMl with the chutney fashion with good and l*ad. smart and aoiiie Instances lietter.” A. L. COOK, 214j Terry St., Ixinjrraont, ■ew farce, which he said was "one of fhe commonplace dialogue pitched In hit or mlaa. The Post thought: "A Honte Divided make* Colorado. brightest of the season.” The followiug ex- but moat Interesting. Tnere are a lot of rather a slight a|ipeal and that largely on the •errda give the gNt of hla opinion; lainrba which nohodv need be afraid of and a worth of a compan.r which averages well.” ’ “Haven't the slightest Idea aa to tbe who’s- whole lot more which come In freshets of O. L. Flail. In The Journal; "The perforin who nexe of Mr. .Augustin MaeFliigh. announced novelty. It Is nothing amaxtng and will not aace of Shehlon'a play appeari-d to lo-licste that WANTED live alongside of the Mollere troiildea or even aa anttwir of 1)1f1c<>r 666 at tlie Gaiety 'yieatre. be br-gan writing It without having a very def- BAR PERFORMER. IMMEDIATELY Shaw, but It Is neat and absolutely new and At least I can't recall hla name aa glliening Inite Idea as to what he desired It to tie.” For tramisdlne bar act, one doing ll.rover work briskly fetching. Pealdea. It la brief and one ta the l>ork of fame. Not that If matters In Mr. Hall was more favorahly Impressed with *lr.xlghl or cxirocdy. State full (lartlcular*. Ad- can catch a train If he Uvea In the country, the least, for there couldn't be the allghest the acting, saying: ''The acting had some drea* 11. V. L., 610 E. Taylor St.. Blooming¬ aa the Neighbors do In the play.” •Dsplclon of the shadow of a donbt that tbe delightful loncln-«. Harriet Oils Dellcnhsiigh. ton. III. anthor of 0(tlc<.r Ait6 haa written a corker—a playing the mother, and Gladys Wynne, aeting raally Ingenious. well appointed, gorgeously A HOUSE DrVTDED. the daughter. Iinaight bolli Interesting (M-rson- WANTED For John Graham l»-ig ami Poay talcky little play, filled with farcical aiiaiiense, allty and adnilrahle skill to their tasks. .Mr. Clrcua, Partner doing relty and choice, o)it of the part everytlilng that waa written boxes for the Ted Marks testimonial at the Gi-orge M. Cohan Tliealre for $'2.*it». Till* special af tbe third acta. Both acts could be cut to aomelimea crude and amaleiiriali and aomeilmex Into It. In the acting of these (ilayers the performance will lie given on the afternoon of advantage.” drolly p.-ni!erooa and mature. It ni'eda Ju«l play had evi-ry benefit that coinea from carefii' Eelinisry 13 wlien George M. Cohan will girt Tbe caat waa commended, particularly Mr. Henry Miller to dovetail Ita dlacre|iaiielea and Inierprclatlon. The setting given the piece was an extra (lerformance of The I.lllle Millionaire ■Mlngtoa and Mr. Nash pollrii off Itp otitrnalye corners and tie down lt« a nondescript affair, quite de*trueth-e to llln A«lde from donating the acrvlce* of himself rampant eloipience. It* eleanllnexa shine* Pke slon. Tile (day's name liears a close ri-semhlanec i bis theatre and |day, Mr. Cohan also pur¬ WEBER Aim FIELDS’ REDNIOH. a nun's breviary. Ha lenderne«t and simple to one of Mr*. C. Camplicll Wardro|i's English chased the first box for $260. humor. Its pleasant satire and abiindanee of plays. The House Divided.” (Coottnued from page 4.) boinelv truths and commonplat’e rbaraeterlatlr* Lanrette Taylor, who I* the Hawaiian OlH are eharmlng, and the |dav la well built ex In Richard Walton Tiilly’a The Bird of Pam Me whatever la dlapoalng of the foor lower cept In the matter of stretching the web until UP AND DOWN BROADWAY. dise at Maxine Ell'otl'a Tliealre. ha* signed bales at ft..160 apiece, thn« making a total of It rreaka and alufflng the bole* with gsb eomigli a three years’ contract to play under the man (Contlnned from page 4.) $16,000. Bcal.les this. fl.OOO waa refused for to furnish a talkfest for a sewing aorlefy. If agement of Oliver Moroaco. In two season* the flrat row of seats, and fl.OOO waa refused I* nicely written English and for the most I*hvlli Partington haa succeeded Gertrude Van- she Is to have a new (dny. entitled Peg •’ My for the last ane bimdred seats on tbe orchestra part well are*krn by the excellent company pro derldlt with Raymond lltiehcock In The Red Heart, written specially for her by Hartley Ma». Boor. vided by a brand new set of managers sailing Widow, at the .kstor Tlieatre. Mis* Partington nera. The anct'oa sale lasted from 8;S0 nntll 7 under the lofty title of Raml-dpb Novanibre To.. first gained prominence by singing Margnerlta Marlon Fairfax, the author nf The Talker, •*cla k. and waa thea neceaaarily discontinued Inc. Every available seat »aa oeriiidiNl at the SriT*'* role In (l,V(i*y I.<'ve when Mlaa Bylya the sensational siicceas now running at tW ta arder that tbe ibesTre might be turned over Whitney and tho audience rcaponiled with an was 111 OK the o()enlng night. Harris Tbealre. New 3’ork has begun work *• flsr tbe night performance of The Wedding almost pnrtllng vivacity to the apfieala In the John Port hss piirrhased a new three-a-t a new play dealing with the Ml* rtrh. U wIR Trip. Tha seats remalalng nnaold at the anc- comedy. It laughed till It cried and criesi fill plav of American life by Theodore Bnrt Sayre hare 11a premiere early In September. tfaa were placed on sale at the Broadway The- It laughed with the moat encouraging enthn and Clereland R-igera. 'The pla.v, yet nnnamed, atra eSce rhe following aomlag. Two dla- Charle# Frohraan has fixed np«n Monday, FT* elaam, aad a play which can do that on Mondai will he prisinred early next season. mary 1#, as the data for lb* beginning of Mm. Vwaaa abawlag the orchestra aad haleony aeata, night when thn tbermometer U tubnggaalng Is Edgar Selwya the anthor of Tbe Country Fiske’s engagement at tbe Rmpir* Tbontr*. ware aa the stage when WlUle Oolliar appeared some drama.’* Bog, who ta speDdlng the wtater In Alglara, New York Olty, In tbe comedy, Lndy Fntrldta. FEBRUARY 10, 1912. X ti e Billboard 46

    Dolls. The ensagement will terminate on Feb¬ In Publishers Row ruary 10. and on the following Monday, the Oarrlok will be the M-ene of I lie inetroiadltan .. .WANTED ... HEMICK M0TZ8. premiere of Bit tie Women, Marian De Foreat’a acting veraiun of I.ouiaa .May -Alcott’a famous (OuBtiDued from page 9). atory. The characicra of the four girls will Im' playeil hy Alice Br ady, tlladya Hulette, Marie a t Ibat thrj: arp all talk'nir about, K**! down I’ayey and Edith Speare. No .Sunday perform- aneea will Iw given during this etigagemcut. to Ocpaaa Roll anil Oh! You Rpaiitirul Doll, jou Sleirt McCabe, with Victor .Moore In Ihe J. FRANK HATCH SHOWS, Inc. aan almiml kpp Hip aiiilipiicp kpOIuk ready for leading part of the alaiigy young hero of the toft genuine oration all perfuruiera Iodk fur and tlHiu Ilavia comedy, will he seen for one more (O ipidom get. wci k at ll;c Cort Theatre. Katlieriue La Salle, Freaks of all Kim's for Big Ten-in-One Side Show DM you ever notIre the way Itljou Ruafell a young actress with a future, la winning toagf Oh! You ItPHiilirul Ihill? No? WpII the coinineiidatlou for her lieautiful y acted "hit.” ^ SHOW MANAGERS—If you have a strong show, we will book it on reanoiv •eit time you fee her name on a hill etep In The engagement of Shorty .McCalie will be fol and take a liMik. There are many aln;;lng thia loued by that of Margaret lllington In (!harles able terms. If you have an idea of a nioney-gelter and lacking the necessary, sub¬ aeng. each one In their own penillar way. Kenyon'* play. Kindling, which 1* pronounced hy mit it We will furnish funds Bljou'f way la certainly a novel one. and the Ea*ieru criUca a worlhy iiroperty. aong haa a dirreretii meaning wheQ ahe reodera The Wumau, au Intcrestiug play of latter PRIVILEGE PEOPLE—We want every kind of Privileges.'^ ^Will sell a few It. Mow- can yon aceouni for It? day iKilitics in Washington, demoustrating how a excluKive.s. * ~—.. ^ ■ tt phone girl’s wit saved a wouiaii with a past In WANTED—Canvasmen. Trainmen, Merry-go-Round Men, Ferris’Wheel Men, MOTES FROM STERN tt CO. the battle for Ihe right, 1* drawing good aized bonaes to Ihe Olympic Theatre, where it enter* Moving Picture 0|)erator, Talkers, Boss Cunvasman lor Water Show, and Ten-iu- Hamilton and Huater are featuring Cltlcken ita M'Ventb week tomorrow. Marjorie Wiaid One Museum. Address, j Glide and On the It R.. re elving many en- and Gladys Hanson play the reaitectlve part* of aoreii at every twrformance. They alfo AnUh the oiK-ralor and the woman and Oscar Eagle with our aong. When a Fellow Who It Lone- Is Governor Roherlson. OtUiTs In the caal are rJ. FRANK HATCH SHOWS, Inc.^ aome Merit a Olrl WIm't Feeling Bine. James Seeley. Howell Hansill, Starr King Hatch Building, -]J Pittsburgh, P«. Chat. Eaton of the F.lka’ Quartette, hat met Walker, Hardee Kirkland, liumer Granville, with tremendoiif Miece-t with I’ll Go With U'ier Rayiuoud, Kalman .Matua awl Frank Aiia- NOTE—J. FRANK HATCn.will.be>t WELLINGTON HOTEL, Chicago, Feb¬ Too to the End of the World. un. Beach and Caima are doing aplendid work with The laat fortnight of The S|>rlng Maid, with ruary 10 11, 1*2 and 1:L OUT great comedy Ming. On the B. A. R. Chrlstl" MacDonald as the Siirudelfee. la an TTie Teat'e Weaale GIrla of Mtialcal Comedy noiineed for the Colonial. In the siipisirtiug Company, St. Ive Funny World, On the B. A. R and Tlioiiiag CiHikcy, .Ann Tasker. Jessie Bradliur.v, Ulftlfflppl oip. Cliar.e* W. .tleyers and others. On Sunday NOW BOOKING ORDERS Omalter SNIrrt meet with wonderful ancceaa night. Fehrnary IS. The I’ink Lady will come to alnglng Mla»lf«lppl Dip and Chicken Glide, the Colonial for a run. for Spring Delivery'for which have made their act much brighter, and Passers-By. Haddon Chamber*' aoclokiglcal they are well plea»ed. couiidy, full of uiiaint character*, and doniinalwl We con'd mention hundreda of other alngera, hy au appi aling line theme. Is playeil hy Rich¬ bat onr hlla have pcored tremendoualy with all ard Bennett and a Coinwient company at the the leading performera. Blackstone Tlieatre. It enters it* third week Mowlay night. _ GENTLE ELEPHANTS .\l Ihe Stiiib'haker, the fourth week of The ATTRREY STAUFFER BUTS PARTNER'S IN- Greyhound licglns Sunday night with public In fi\ e feet high. Also big. double-hump camels, direct’from Silieria. On TEREST8. tereat at concert pilch ngarding the .\riii- alrong-Mlzner melodrauia of a uiioiue phase of hand now, tame Bengal tiger, lions, leopards,'deer,'antelopes, horned Chicago, Fch. I (Siieclal to The Blllhoarl).— the iindirworld Henry Kolker and Robert Me The many pr'>fe««|onal frli nd« of Anhrey Stanf Wade Jr. share the histrionic honor* of the horse. - tar and Erale Erlinan will he anrprlfcd to learn piece. that tliiMC two iiopular fellow* have dlaaolv.d I’unty Pu la the Strings, the hlggest auccea* partncr'hip In the inii*lc piildiflilng bn«ine»a. that Ihe ITliicess Theatre ha* had this aesMin. Both hoy* are well known and hate a hi~l of enters Its fourth weana Roll. Ill* prevent atar Increaslnglv large throngs of patron*. lohnny 1.1 ones Exposition Shows anmher la Oriental Rag and I* faat coming to The Whitney Opera House, which ha* been the top with both profe*«ion and piihllc. Mr. dark for aeveral week*, opened laat Monday Now boo king the big fairs and celebrations.'* Have few open dates; would be glad Stauffer pmmlae* aonie big thing* under hi* night with the |»remler performance of Harry tingle harne** regime. He ha* procured th* Sophna Sheldon's new play of doineatlc life. A to hear from committev's and secretaries of fairs. Address Johnny J. Jonea, eicln«lTe pnhilahing right* to the compo*ltl"n* House Dlv'ded. Tlie patronage aci-orded It has Owner, as jier route or Billboard Pub. Co., Cineinnati, O. of three of the ?r of the Grand itpera production, and It Is expected that these will Honoe. where for *"me time to come, he will be have early delineation at the Whitney. Harris boaBv ••*! home" to all old friend* and new. Wanted—One More Show Otia Dellenhaogh and Dodson Mitchell bare the Th* Billboard Join* Mr. StaufTer’a many friend* leading roles In A Hunae Divided. Can place following concessions: Candy wheel, poodle dog wheel, higb- Is their heat wlahet for the utmost In auc- Looltlani Loo, Chicago's great bif musical reta. comedy tucceaa, has passed It* 200th perform striker, palmist, dart gallery, cook house, ocean wave; also performers an e. and la now well along toward the 3ii0 SAID AND SEEN IN CHICAGO. mark. Alex Carr, Bernard Granville. Eva Fal Ion. Sophie Tucker and other farorltea are In for plantation. Addiess YOUNG BROS., Richton, Miss., week Feb. 5. (Coatlnned from page 5.) the cast. An Indication of the faith that Man ager Askin reposes In the permanent appeal of tailed, and Its Anal performance will be glren the show Is the sale of the bouse Intact for lAla erening. two performance* to Pennsylvania delegate* to COOK HOUSE OPEN Tbit erenlnf'B performance la the laat In fhl- the RepiihPcan National Convention to he nelu With one of the biggest Carnival Companies in this country. Exclusive Lunch with Ngo of Gyiwy Ixtve, the enlranclngly mehalioua here In June. Fraai I.ehar operetta and .Margiierlta Sylra and Hanky Panky, with the same east that ha* the privilege of all soft drin'ks. f30.00 weekly. i Harry Osmond, get busy. Addrew her eoniitaay will de<>art for St. Ixmla, leaving been playing Hie musical hodge-pwlge for the the Chicago Opera lliaiae to Walker Whitealde paat three weeks, with the exception of Maude JOHNNY J. JONES, Mian'i, Fla., February 5 to 17; W. Palm Beach, Fla., February and hla laaoclale playera. who will preaent on I.llllan BerrI. will terminate Ita run at the 19 to 24; Daytona, Fla., February 20 to March 2. (hiaday i Ight. Feliriiary 4. The Typhoon. The .American Mualc Hall oo February 11. All at drama, wbl h la *ald to he aoraher hut gripping, rangementa had been made to close the show baa entoynl great vogue In the Euri>pean capl- two week* ago. but the lucreaaed patronage at tala, but prior to Ita premiere in St. Luul* laat the other Chicago tbealrea encouraged the man¬ Monday night had aerer lieen a.'en In America. agement to risk another fortn'ght at decreaseu Mr. Whitealde will have a role practically unhine pri ea, but apparently to no avail. to the American atage, that of a Japanene dlp- •At the Columbia, Ben Welch’s Burleaqners lotoat aaaigned to the Fnilt**.y at Berlin, who win hold forth next week. Thia company In¬ talla In love with a Earo|>ean coqnette, and o'AGENTS whoti- paaalonatr reaentnieiit of her dalliance la cludes Lew Kelly Pat Kearney. Vic Casmore. likened by the aulliom to the Oriental tempest. Ben TurbltL the Weft Sl«ter*. and half a doien The Tvpbion. The aiipimrting ra«t compriaea other prlnclpala. An olio of vanderille acta will he prevented a* naiial. OD soap and tolUt artlelco. 'ITto^ Malcolm Wllllama Henry Bergman. Stephen y«i. Ow adverUalng aasortiHl parkagM Wright. Frank Nel*«n. Frneat Co.aart, Florence At the Star and Garter. Max SplegeP* Queen of Bohemia, and at the Folly, The Cherry Bloa- valviaM* pr*alMM haw tb<> Aaab and vain* that gat Reed. Florence Flaher. Cliarh-a Maaon. Richard m Earl Vo.e. Gn* Chrialle, Christopher Lotoh and vaaaara and faker*. One yonng man claarad 91.00A.U Is otal George Spelrin. dured many viclaaltndes of late, ha* l>een opened a* a home of mnsicai comedy by Edward T. month* riraltcbt on a booae to hnaae t-anvas. .Ara you doing a* wall? If not. aand postal todag; The aneceat of Dr. De I.tue at the Illinnia crty. arrangi-menl* Iwdng Immiitahle. Ralph lien Last week A Slnhlsirn Cinderella was presented WANTED AT ONCE —Man with Moving Plr aid thIa sn*i>py enlerlainlug miialcHl comply by hit resident atink company. The current Hire Marhina, Ga* OiHAt and F!Ini*. for one ■nat leave Chicago after looiorT»>w night's p.|>ect of an early return. and next week will wltm-a* The Girl Question. weak. .Mii-it do alraipht In art*. Alao yonns FOR SALE Sunday night the IIHnol* will be dark, hut on Honeym%ion Trail la nnderllneil to follow that. lady to aing lllu»tra'a. Smith has will he presented for the wei’k commencing to¬ Bade the Englivh version of ilie wiprk from the morrow ISiindayi matinee. Isabelle Rae will FAMOUS ROBINSON SHOWS mamiMTlpt of Ua, Stern and A. M. Wlllmr. play Zole. Ed* von Biielow will be Aggie. Ren- pneumonic typhoid. Ha haa now fortunately Complete line of special paper, that ha* proves ^e pbif Involvew love and dlpbanacy and the edlrt MacQnarrle will he .Alfretl and John J. raroTirad. and 1* considering an offer from a Itself to be the heat money-getter In the show wen la a fascinating young lady who has been McCabe will play the fun-makliig part of Jim¬ prom'nent afracMon now playing Chlrago. Mr. hiialneaa. Addres* DAN R. ROBINSON, car* *®oaen to aen Sle 1*1 Wahna'ng. a^agement Sii tay night, playing McVleker’a leased to Smiley Corbett and John Wllme*. To work at wlnfer-noarteri. Mwto «r Serwmit The Merry M Id-'W Remarried, a aeunel to the at r»M>ular twice* Jean Adalf tllce Martin. The«e gentlemen will remodel It at an expen»e show and circus work. Answer 'lalca and 'i^’ote I.ehar 0|>era, which has enjoyeil »nch a vogue, Thom** Bart*. James Brophy. Beatrice Worth. of $100,000, and convert It Into an eight-story lowest term*. Address la Ihe offering of the stock company at the Ger¬ Jiittlne Cutting. Hi'len Hemm'ngway, RiMalle fireproof liostlery, to lie kno««e*ap* a marvelon* voice of rich bar ' Fah'o Romani, a drama laatlon of Marie Co- ■III'. Iiey are In the comiaany. Hone unalltr and wonderful ffexlhllltv. He rellPa stirring storv. Vendetta, will Iv' plavcl I^'‘aaler ha* a following all her own. made an Instantaneous hit with the patrons of TATTOOERS am sending oat hr the Marvin SIm-k Coinp.inv at the Marlowe ad thi* hyal i>hal*nT I* much In evidence at Dr. De Luxe. 0 beiiitlfnl hand colored Tattoo Designs, each me t.»tTlck thl* week wtwre abe I* Anl-hlng Tlieatre next week, commi-nclng Monday night. 4x2'% Inrhe*. Tatlotdng Machine* from $2 SO I.ady Aiicnsta Gregory, one of the supporter* Wi w.”' * fuctnlght’a (day In Tlllle'a Tiie Olrl In the Grand Stand a new musical np. Be readr tor the «prlng haalneas. Prtc* Thl* fanlaallc innvical comedy w** comedy, will have ps Arat prc*ent*Hon on any of the A'lhey "riieatre movement, and a pioneer Hat free. PROF. BARBER. 1019 Tine SL. I'l*'. Ch'r*go twro year* ago, and ha* been stage at the Alhainhra Theatre on Snndar *f In the Gaelic rec'val will lecture In (^Icago Cineinnstl. Ohio. ■ g favorite ever *liice. Mia* |tr>'**lcr‘* i>im- ternnon Fehrttarv 4. The company preM-niing next Tneaday afternoon at 3 o’ lock on the anfi- u WeanoT Kent, Rtliel Ealrhank*. It 'nclnde* la^i Kendall. Agnc* Major. A'IncenI Ject* of The Irl«h P'aver*. The Celttc Move¬ REFINED BASSO-CANTANTE HASj ment and The lrl*h Ren*l«**nce. Tlie lecture* ail ! May Howard. ledtle Cart. McCarthy. Helen Miller and a choma of twenty S300.00 M ^f^gefi.rd. Htwaee Newman. John May- wtM he given before the Drama I.eague. and will he held at the Grand Opera llonae. Jane. ■ .11 w^”*^** Owrman, John K. Gormaa. Jack ^'^aymond Walhnm. formerlr leading Jnvenlle Want* partner, soprano, alto, refined act. aWe Kenmwly Jr., Frank Smiley. with the College Theatre Stock Company. I* In Addam* will alao speak on the prodnetlona of to aecnre good hnnk'ng* and make good. Stngla Harpar and Ijim Flel^' Daael^ Chicago CMivaleociBf from a severe attack of Irish plays that hav* Jioan.beld at Bull Houae. preferred. RSFINED ACT. Billboard. New Toeb. r

    46 X li e Billboard FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

    CARNIVAL COMPANIES Barkont, K. (>., Shown: Mutillp, Ala., 13-34. Bea.'Aiat'n Carnival SUohh, K. C. Ih-aalcy, mer.: fmpM -r I'lirkr^. Ana.. 5 lO; Cai.. 13 17. CREAM Cllft••n-K<•llv}' Sliuwa, L. C. Kelivy, luBr.: Aah- BY E. A. EDGERLY burn, Oa., 6-10. Oentlemen:—I do I'ke FVA.VOl.A CKKAM OofTn-e AniiiM UK nt Co.. Capt. C. II. Coflfree, hecaiixe It la one of the lieat preparation* mar.: Not>lr. l.a.. & 10; Zwolle 13 17. I have naed to remove make-up. It iteeiu* Uoliiiea, Ben, Imloor Carnival: EIwuwl, Ind., 6- eaaler to handle than other cn‘#ma. and 10. due* tliC work lietter and qulekrr. Joui-a’. Jobnn.v J.. Sbowa: Miami. Fla., 517. (Signeil) E. A. KltOERLY. iuvenal'a Blailliim bliowa: Caujptl, I.a., 5-10; Couahatta 13 17. Kraiiae Ur<-at>*r Show#, Ben Krauae, mgr.: YOU WILL BE A BOOSTER. Tajitni., Ila., 6-17. TOO, ONCE YOU TRY IT. Ke|>|iUT Sboua. C. 4. Kei>t>U*r. nifrr.: Colllna, Mlaa., 6-10; Coluinhia 13 17. Send 7.')C for hig theatrical can. and tell na Ikiw yon tike It. KV.tN'OLA la the [..achman Shown: Maryville, I.a., 610. Uary'a Ol.vuipic SlHiwn, 4. A. Macy, msr.: Wll- Standard Theatrical Cri'am for removing llaton. Fla., 5 10. makeup. Contalna no wax or paraffine: N'l^ro A laMM Shown: I'attemon. lai., 5-10. W'7 Aator PL. New Torli 8t. I»iila Amiiaeoii ut <’o., E, ■ Wearer, mgr.: Tall.ideKa, Ala., 5-10. Sbeealey AmiiBement Co.: .Milton, Fla., 6-10; I'euaacDia 13 17. Welder muwnient Co.. M'lll 11. Welder, mBf.; (IranftebiirK. 8. C.. 6 10. JOBBERS FOR Woiala’, 8l« ve A.. Aiaiiio Sliowa; Madiaonville, Tea., 6 10; Bryan 13 17. Touux Broa.’ Show: Uichton. Mia#., 5-10. Power’s Machines SPOKES IH THE WHEELS. (Continued rn>m pane Bl. 00 e. No ctiance to xet by Sammy iinle## the FT. WAYNE COMPENSARCS AND ALL “Klnx.” Jnie#. aaya ao. For three Ionic yearn be baa fcnanled tlie door, and there are few ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES USED “regulam” In iHirlewine who don’t know Sam¬ my. Unlike mont office lioya. Sammy la alwayk IN THE MOVING PICTURE THEATRE pleanant and polite. Nut to omit the erer- amlllng Jennie Wagner. Now booking Dante and the HISS ANGLIN APPEARS. Christian Martyrs. (Contlnned from page 6.) T%e Time# ntimmi'd np the p ay In tb'a man¬ ner: "Lydia (Sllmore. on the whole, la a play of #onie power and much eirellent writing. It Mill pay you to deal with us. Pkit It cnrtalnlT nilaeea tire at the cruejcial point. It la. nowever. no far ahead of Mr. lone#' U#t contribution to our atage that It doen mdcfa to ntcpue for It, and It renew# the hop# that be may again lie able to dnplicate BROMBERG & PECK, #ome of hi# niaay former #iice<-aae#.’’ 410 Rhodes Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. WALKER WHITESIDE. (Continued from page 7.) local newvpapera. the Poet Hlapatch apeaklng highly of the work «f the player*, and nayliig •f the play: •’ll la an exi-eialiiigly powerful and atmoaplierie plar In two of It* three art*. It Weaken# nomewhat In the third, derolew dying of it* central tig nr* Becauae of Ita rurloii* *iory It leave# ■ BiemorabI# lmpre*B‘on on the ni nd* of It* at) 5 Cents Per Foot dlem-e. The piay’a atage #«>tiiiig I# aatlaf.v iig •l»v» the average. The premiere pnalnctlon Great Saorlfloe of following brands! wa* in:,ft* with •ur|irl«lnc «oe»>thne«a.'’ Ambrosio I’ineschi SHORT VAMP SHOES Kclair Stella THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR FOR STREET AND STAGE WEAR , Lii.x Warwick A (Jamplata Una of Pampa and Blippai* la all atiadea. lai araolag waagi Aurobatio, Clug and Ballatill#l Sboat8bo< kepi lo alaek. Aqiiila Wa'turdaw Writ* for t'alalugvM No. 7. Coinerior Paul ^ SOS W. tSrd SL Naur 7th Arm. 1. VIILLER 1654 Broadway Oag. 40th Bt. FeatureFilms Itala t I). B.’ fSIpw YorW, fSI. Y. Clarendon llepworth Siege of CaL’is, Heaven’s Mc5..^ t. handtulored, Wrench Christian M.art^rs, “ ‘ Circus and Minstrel Men Passion Play, “ “ First Come. First Served Life of Moses, All films sent C. O. D. Here is your GET BUSY! Custer’s Last Stand, chance. Dr. Cook’s “Tnitli about the Pole,” Tripoli, Italian-Turkish War, Golden Wedding, General Film Publicity & Sales Dante's Divine Comedy, —COMPANY — You Need Parade Banners Captain Fox and the Chinese Rebels, H A 8P\NUTH Preaident Reproduction of Johnson-JetTrics 145 W. 45th St., NEW YORK (THAT AT TRAC D Fight, ‘ Johnson in Training, We also make rostiimes, and handle a (mmplt'tp line of Gans-Nelson Fight. accessories Write for catalogue I'UDAY. Ket chell-Papke Fight, Wolgast-Nelbon Fight, GEO L^UTERER 222*224 W. Madluon S(.. Chicago. III. For SALE or RENT Get Busy! Good Staff Briogt ProStabla Raanlta. Buy any or all of the following new Mr. Motion Picture Exhibitor ASK FOR OUR COMPLETE LIST. featarea: OF FEATURE FILM W. Siege of Calais DO FEET RORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA AND KANSAS 25 L JacksRR Blvd., Cbicago, lli Dante's Diiine Goniedy Writ# la for time and be the Oral to rgbibit UM FEET 44 Golden Wedding JB THE MYSTERY OF THE MAINE" NEW 1912 I4M FEET Taken by apeclal permlaaloo of Ualted State# Government. Appeala to til claaneo. fmai nowoboy Fall of Troy lo inlllluaalre. We carry 1. S and 6-abeet Lobby DIaplay, Advance Uannera, Nnrj Pennaata and Mag*. MONEY* GETTERS teoo PEET Onr "African 8 I I d a ”— Great Train Robbery BHAER. SHARROCK & ClARK AMUSEMENT CO., Trick Stairway Ball Game Yindalia, Illinois* TOO FEET —I* the latent devlc* on the "Dip” Idea. A atalr- AIR CXL-.L.IOPE:—W AMNllwG. And 1,100 (Commercial Keela from $3 np. way with ateiMi that col Manufacturera and Uanagrra:—Will rlclouirty pmnenite any iDfrlugement of my Poeamatle (!«1- lap*# when target I* hit. Hope Patenta, D*ed either with or wlth- NEW YORK FILM CO. FOR 8ALR—One little naert Demonatratlug Calllutie, 2 1-3 oclarra. fnll rbroroatle acalai any ont tank, and with lire is Unloa Sqoara. E., NEW YORK. egperb-ncet $11. Alan braixl new 8tandard I.M.NIUGNTONC0 Rhen#f*t. $0.10. Thene are big hargaloe. Art- WANTS FOR PENSACOLA MARDl GRAS Hetol Mayor Bldg. rtreaa WALTER R. JAVE.VS. Beat OreenrUle. Eight big daya and nlghta. Pebniary 13tb to 3niA Two good Ballyhoo Show# and Grind Shown. PEORIA, ILL Pa. Plaulatiuu IVuple. Dare Jackeon and Gen. Itarla, wire. 8buiva miiat bare awelt fraroa-np, aa wa Ikave Meridian ami Vlrb*l>urg. Mina., tu follow on ntreetn, and other big ouea. Can place goad rV-ak* f-ir Maininuth Tea In One. Jim Dyer, can |>l«ce ynur animal Kbuw. Writ# or wire aa FOR SALE—TRICK PONY FDR SALE—CHEAP FDR CASH fuliuw*: J. M SHEESLET. Manager, Milton, fin., weak Fab. 6th; than FanaaooU. Spotted Shetland 8t*ll|nn. 4} inebea; 5 yeara 40-fOot "Merry-Go-Rn—rt." Aiblivaa WALTER .Ad. O. A. OBUWDEN. Otuwa. IlL A. WEST. 9T Applataa Bt., UowoU, Maao. FOB MUTUAL BEMEITT MKMTION THE BUXBOABD WHEN WKimO AOTXBTISXM. FEBRUARY 10, 1912. Ackerman-Quigley Lithographing Co. WE GUARANTEE EVERY FLIGHT ON SCHEDULE—OR NO PA Y 115-117-119-121 West Fifth Street, KANSAS CITY. MO. We exhibit Monoplanes and Biplanes of our own manu¬ \Vrll» for our NEW II.I.CSTHATEI* CATAI.OOCE, dow rrtdy. facture only. NEW COMPLETE llhE OF PICTORIAL WESTERN DRAMA PAPER\ All 4 Color Every flight a successful one. NEW COMPLETE LINE OF PICTORIAL MINSTREL PAPER . J Lithograph A larfr llnr of 4-c«lor Lltliofrapb raiuT. all alara. carrl«l In atnok for riUCCS AM> TEXT Now booking—write for time ■nOW8. Writr for |•rU'•■a on Sioclal I'aiirr, InrIinlinK lr Work. lIrraliN. Daira, Bannrra. Cartla. rlr. Wr o|,oralr our plant ila.r ami nlirlit. ami make prompt .liipmeuta at all tlmca. and rates. MEW TOBK OFFICE: tOl tCt Knickerbocker Theatre Buildinr Aviation class now forming CHICAGO OFFICE: Suite 62, Grand Opora House Buildinc. Atlilreaa all corrrai>oDdeiice to Kantaa Citj. for spring graduation. MOROK AEROPLANE CO. 303 Fifth Av«., Naw York City. Dreamland Dark, at Decatur. Illinnia, will be told at auction on Tnesdar, February 20, 1012, St the Court llon.n* In Decatur. Illinois.. Tbls Park cumpriaea ten llUi acrea of land—artlScial lake, pumping station, roller rink, theatre, dance ball, refrealiment stami, etc. la a beautiful *>ot. pixtperly located on street car and Interurban line, adjacent to city of thirty thousand (30.(KK)l. The only auccewfiilly operated Amusement Park In Central Illinois. Will also sell Kdiaun picture machine, scenery, organ, skates, lawn swings, benches, chairs, boats, pooltables, etc. SO BBnEit iic.

    ONE CENT POSTAL CARD with your name and addreae will bring you OUR 1912 BOOKLET For IS'plece Band, must double Band and Orcheatra or B. A 8. Good Band and Orchestra Leader; and SAMPLE PICTURE. alao good Stage Director. Good Street Adtractlona. Rope Spinner, Trlek Cyclist and Baton Jugglers. Two good Billposter* and Llthograiibers. State all In Hrst letter, lowest salary, etc. This is a MOUNTFOIIO MFC. W0IKS.M00 MaMn lae. New Tirk, N. 1. Tws-car Show, opening middle of April “Western Bill.'* F. L. KlRSCH, Abilana. Kansas. Pensacola Mardi-Gras Don’t overlook, or you will surely miss same. Still room for a few first-class shows Good Acton doubling Bund. Mnwlclint doubling Stage, or Orcheatra. two more good Billpoaten, and concessions. The committee has spared no time and money to make aue Banner Man. All atate loweat aalarli-s and experience. No bnoie. Flneat all atati-Ptom this the bigge8t_thing ever held here, every merchant decorating Sleeper In the bualneaa. All advance pay their own hotel. Open here Saturday. April 6th. Addreaa and boosting. C. E. BEYERLE. Box 275, Topeka, Kansas. Fort Barrancas Band for Free Concerts MOVING You can write them- Besides five other bands; also one thousand dollars’ worth of free acts. rlLlUKb buyers and TTTr 1' criticism oi your work, allforSl. No bettercoursf Opens Feb. 12 and closes Feb. 20, inclusive PLOTS at any price. Our students sell their scenarios. And do not forgetjlthis is to be held on main streets. No time for letters Wire WANTED PHOTO-PLAY SYNDICATE, Box 20 A, CLEVELAND, 0 what you have. PENSACOLA UNITED SHOVVS,SHOWS. By H. C. WEISL. S**crptary.Secretarv. SHOWS SeCUNO TO NONE THOS. QUINCY America’s most scientific, shallow water, head-foreraost MUST BE SOLD HIGH DIVER AT ONCE Can Supply Seve'ai More Cus¬ Complete New Portable Outfit can be ea^a^ed tomers a Good Service at Carnival Companies, Parks, Fairs, Etc. Penny Arcade 10 reels per week.$18.00 Address 737 Tallyrand Ave., Jacksonville, Fla., until Feb. 15; then 1440 Broadway care Billboard, New York Citv. 12 “ " “ . 12.00 Slot Machines 18 “ * .15 00 $12.(M)0.00original inve.stmcnt. Will Including posters, song slides sell all or aiiv part at your price. and one feature weekly. Tov Own Special Tirkrt, any printing, ftont and back. Address FKA.N’K L. TALIIOT, .\lgr. BETTER HURRY LOOS THESE PRICES OVER TallMit’s Hippodrome, St. lAUiis, Mo. 3.000—S1.2S 20,000—S4.00 00,000- Exhibitors Fil n Exchange, 10.000—2.30 30.000— 3.00 100,000 stork Tirkrta, 8Ii Crnt* a Thon»wul. 23 E. Jackson Blvd.. SPECIAL TICKBT8 FOB PARKS. BASE BALL. MEBRT-OO-BOWI CHICAGO, ILL. Quick ahlpmrat. accurate nnintivrlng guaranteed. Caab with order: m WRITE FOR SAMPLES. The rag ereryhody la talk¬ ing alxint and all orchea traa are playing. 2I.U(I0 ROYAL TICKET CO Shamokin, Pa. rople. Mild laat month. A real lire «lre. Get a copy. For talc whererer mualc la told, or send I2e to a a a WANTED . . . L P. GIBSON MUSIC CO. AT LIBERTY SOl*^ Pine Street Flrat-clata Band Leader or Cornet B. A 0. 80 ST. LOUIS, MO. THE GREAT COOK & BARRETT SHOWS yeara’ experience. Trunk full of mialc. Alwaya ■ober. Write or wire Circus rerformert of all kinds. Riders with or without stock, good Tronpe of Japs, Aerial and OTTO A. PETERSON Portland, Texas. Grunnd Acts, a good Brother Act, Singing and Talking Clowna, Bosses for all departments. FtlU SIDESHOW—Good Sideshow Manager, capable of making gsod openings. Must be sober and Want Parmanant Stock Company reliable. Colored Mnsiclatm, Freaks, Man to do I’unch and Magic. Anything snitahle for a flrat- Mutt be goost reliable and iwrcentage; to open February 12 or later. Pop- who has Wagon Show experience. Chat. Mosher, wire or write. Also ten good Billposters. Addrsas enr paper the doesi erer put out by any supply nlatlon tn.oOO; seats 400. Only honse In town. Douse. Wrtle at once for prices and samples of MAN.tOER PARK THEATRE. Oneida. N. Y. yaper. OREGON INDIAN MEDICINE CO., COOK 6l BARRETT SHOWS. Oorry, Pa., d„ii A. FOR BALE AND EXCHANGE, at all times, Som ersault High Dlrlng Trick I*og* and Ih're* and 236 S. Robvrtson St...NEW ORLEANS, LA. lot of Films. Will exchange Dnga and Dove* WANTED-PARTNER for good nims. Illusinas, .Magic. Working World. 1912—MONEY PROPOSITION—1912 IVnny Machines, l*uulrs. PROF. HARRY SMITH, ... Show. Small Inrestment. AddrsM WAGON *H0W. Armatning. Qrnta. Pn. _ NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION CITY FOR E Font Bninewlck-Balke-Collender Co.’e A-1 con- MILLION OF VISITORS. tlnnoni Bowling Alley*, s’lth Rackbani Pin Set¬ ting Machine*. Pall*, etc., all In go>sl condition. RIVERVIEW PARK. BALTIMORE. MD. W. F. KENNEDY, 10 South Fountain Avenue, Bpringfleld, Ohio. CONCESSIONAIRES. TAKE NOTICE -flRST CALL. Nothing bnt the best In Shows, Noreltles sod Concessions. Midway. ua« ma«t vf flaming are lights. S|iace limited. NO MISREPRESENTATIONS—snythtwg new and nrigisal. Wanted Qnartettan WANTED—Attractions and VanderlUs Acta to who ting, dance and play. Butterfly and 3er|M>iftlue Dancers. Illnstrated Songs, with Slides. Mnalcs) work on per cent In conjunction with pictures. Teams who pliy with band. .Man and Woman who slog with band. PalmUta, ivny Track. Ferris Box Olltoe Attmctlone with paper preferred. Ad¬ Wheel. Jap Rolling. Tea Honse, Glaaa Eugrarer. Park Improvements. f'Jial.Pun. 5c fare, SO mlnnrsa dreaa CI1A8. RAY, Manager, Ashland Theatre, ride from dty center. Apply at once, W. J, OAHAN, Manager, 1900 W, Lnarals 8t,, Bnltimstn, M4. Ashland, Ky. FEBRUARY 10, 191^

    RTnmr a RKTnCllTnT1I.V North Bto*/ stock Oo.: WlcWt*. Kan., Sept. Baby Mine (No. 8), Wm. A. Brady, Ltd., mgra.: rantaama. Edwin Warner, mgr.: LonlaTlll*. '• VAIfcai 4 Xp,,New Orleana.Orleana, La.. 410.4-10. Ky.. 4 10; Cincinnati,Cincinnati. O., 11-17. ^ fv. IT— BV,. • Olymplc Theatre Stock Co.. Walter Wooda, Chuma Lady. Arthur J. Ayleaworth. mgr.: Fortune Hunter (Ontral), Cohan A Ilairta. A<^«^ M kmic Htock w., wm. fx>x, mgr.. nigr.; Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 2». Indef. Grand laland. Neb., T; Kearney 8; North mgra.: Decatur. Ala.. 7; Challanooga. Tena , AdolpboaAA>inhM Stock Oo.,Oa' Dick Ounmlnca.Cummlnra mgr.:mrr • <5o.: I'aterwn. N. J.. Aug. Platte »; Cheyenne. Wyo., 10; Greeley, C;ol., 8; Knoivllle 9 10; Atlanta. Ga.. 12 14; Ath 21: Indef. 11. ena 15; Brunawlck 10; Jackaonvllle, Fla., 17, Ixw Angelea, Cal., Nor. 27, indef. AlhamlM-a Stuck Co., Buche A Marvin, mgra.: Orpbeum Playera, I. M. Martin, mgr.: CIn- Caaey Jonea (Eaatern. Merle H. Norton'a): Fortune Hunter (Weatorn), Ohan A Harrla Chicago, 111., Dac. 10, Indef. cinnatl, O., Oct. 10. Indef. Greenfleld,GreenOeld, Ind., 9; Muncle 10;lO; Arcanum.Arcanum, O., mgra.: Trinidad. Col., 7; Hutchinaon, Kan., Belaacu Stock"Co.: San’ Franclaco. C*l., Dac. On*h-«“>Orpbeum PUyera.Playera, Grant Laferty.Laferty, mgr.: Phlla., 14; Tippecanoe 15; St. Parla 10;18; Xenia 17. 8; Wichita 9; Oklahoma City. Okla., 10-11; Indef. Caaey Jonea (Weatern, Norton A Sprlnger’a):Sprlnger’al: Dallaa. Tex.. 12-14; Ft. Worth 1518; Waco Bela'aco A Stone Stock Co., Belaaco A Stone *’*2'*®“,'.Payton. O/rae, ^-***‘'\Stock Co., Corae Payton, mgr.: Byron. Neh.. 7; Superior 8; Red Cloud 9; 17. mrra • Loa Anrela Cal Indef Brooklyn. N. \.. Aug. 28. Indef. Bloom'ngton 10; Oxford 12; Cambridge 13; Graham. Oarar, Attractiona; Sterling City Bl^Stock Co . Geo’. ^ Halel mgr.: Woon McCook 14; Holbrook 15; Arapboe 10; EIwuo Tex., 7-8; San Angelo 9-10; WIntera 12-18; Aocket. R. 11., 1ndc*fIndef. <1., l>Ct. W, 17. Abilene 14; Sweetwater 15; Anaon 18; Ham Blabop. Cheater'.’StockCheater, Stock Co., M. Hartman, mgr.: p2r,^ei}“’m;r. • Concert The, David Belaaco. mgr.: Pblla., 5- lln 17. Grand I^plda. Mich.,Wleh Septsjeu, 8.9 Indef. Plnccsa Stoect Stock Co.. FVank Geraton, mgr.: N. Carle, Richard. In Jumping Jupiter, Fraxee A Bannera, Curtalna. Draperlea, et^ Ftw aamplee Burbank Stock Co.. Oliver Moroaco, mgr.: Loa Y. C., Indef. Lederer, mgra.; Saliabury. N. C’.. 7: Greena- I?*’ J?*!; Plckerta. Four. (V>.. Wlllia Pickert. mgr.: Ill- Angelea. Cal.. Indef. boro 8; Danville. Va., 9; Roanoke 10; Rich- Belgarde, Sadie. Stock Co., Lealle B. Smith, ami, Fla., 20-Feb. 12; Fort Lauderdale Il¬ mund 12-13: Norfolk 14-15; Staunton 18; EMBROIDERY WORKS. 208 Weat 43d St., op mgr.: Cortland, N. Y., 5-10. ls. Cbarleaton, W. Va.. 17. poalte Hammerateln’a, New York City. Tel. Bowdl'iA Stock do., 'a. 'il. Bowdlnb, mgr.; Pat- ' rw— Cat and the Fiddle. Chaa. A. Sellon. mgr.: 3773 Bryant. ton. Pa. 6-10. R<‘adlck Stock Co., Frank Readlck, mgr.: Daren- Wllllameport, Pa., 7: Sunbiiry 8; Danville 9: Brackenrldge Stock Co., Chaa. Breckenrldge, „ v co. . a ^ Wllkea-Barre 10; Cartemdale 12; Honeadale mgr.:fnsr - Bethany,Rethanv Mo.,Mo.. 5-10.5-10 Reflmond, Ed., Stock Co... San Joae, GnL, tn- 1.7; Scranton 14; Lantford 15; Mabanoy City Brawn, Kirk. Co.. J. T. Macauley, mgr.: Uc- 18; Sbamokin 17. Keeaport, Pa.. 5-10. R<>gaD licwta Stiwk Co., Jack Regan, mgr.: Tam- cb^'.nd the Moon. Chaa. A. Sellon. mgr.: Win CAR FOR SALE Oarleton Slatera Co., Varney A Montgomery, TO— • tvm Bton-Salem.aion-Salem. N.X. C.. 7: Charlotte 8: Durham 99: ■Egra.: Wilmington, N. C., 5-10. Richmond St^. 18 ioclef. 15: Ra lue 16; Madiaon 17. I FOR OSale, ALL. LHLAPcheap Wolfvllle 12-14; Kentville 15-17. Stanford-Weatern Stock Co., Maurice Stan- Country Boy (C). Henry B. Harrla, mer: Woo, Cornell l*rlco|ate SoMler (No. .71 F. C. Whitney, mgr; here at one plant Franklin Slock Co.. Cart T. J«ek^. mgr.: Omiha. Neh . Sept. 9. Indef. L”-.*a ^ MT. VERMON CAR MFO. 00.. Mt. ▼amoa. lU. Frtnkforta Ind.. 6 10; Kokomo 12-17. Wb^elr^rWheeler ’Ui^r*isters StorkStock Co., Ion Carroll, mcT.:mgr. r«>nia 9*10, Seattle 11-17. ^orbra. Oua A.. Stock Co.: Duluth, Mlun., Ip- SnrtiicflrldSpringfield. Ky..Kr 510.5-10. Chrrrv. Charioa. atnl Kiliia Ooodrlrh. In Tlla po» RALF_\in.rrT »4k m.ntwiA nmm mnA m.-rnad n. w ‘^‘’^VVahlT^rwife' n,nM'‘*Fr„h^?‘‘mJ" f^l'l’ 8ALE-Merry go n.uwla. new and aecoml. Wlnnlnger, Frank. Co.: Warsaw,IW. ni.,Ill., 5-8;5 8, FIFt. Ncjirhbora Wlf^ D^lel Frohman. mgr.. Chi- ,:„i„n,rjr. Also orerhead Jumping Iloraa rrVJklln St«.k Co Nick H.rvev mgr - Loa ^'"®'"^^’Madiaon, la.. 9 14: Boone 15-17. "*• “W "d. tf.'jfonaVy'^'ir "v«S;.r7om%tg%^ ^in,ere..%Tf.. ui^’ef.’^ Harvey, mgr.. Madiaon. la.. 9 14: Boone 1.V17._1_ C^ol^.in"Crosman. Ilenr^tTil:Henrleltli: I'S^-I^eIn The Real Thing. Ma^^Maurice BrrK"'wK|"rK®'!i;i F';d?o^;FiiTton Street*"Ja'‘male/‘‘f I Gagnon Pnllork Si.ick Co.. Pert C. Oagnoo. Campbell mgr:mgr.: Memphis,Mimphia, Tenn.. 77-8. 8. Blm i( K. w81 Fulton Street,Street. Jamaica. I,.!„ I.I.__ Clansman. The. Geo. H. Brennan, mgr,: Oo- o."rKv ». ..e™. dramaticDRAMATIC Aa musicalMUSICAL liimbiis. O.. 8-10. FOR BALE OR»■ TRADE—AYSIIEA ILM'Slil.N, tui-iiLir'i,., n- ‘r,;*«"•Ai^nnd the aock. GO. HIU.H.». mgr:.e., Denver. Col..on., c'li-s'-'j:,,".Or.ne.^Wm.^’H.. ion. Brook.,»">»,. mgr.; Brooklyn. „V® C.fciS^s'tnffT boken, N. J.. Dec. 2.7. Indef. Aa*^Tolda. In the.i.. Hlla.nn. Alexat., Story,stnev mgr.:mrr r Hum-Horn. CountCoimtlsa. Isa.' Cathrine. In peThe WhiteWhile Slater. Stair D<>lfi»-AS.DtH GI.AS. Princeton. Mo. OlBette Slock ^ W. GUlettn. mgr.: Butte. * b„|d,rboldt. Kan..Kan 8:8; Walnut •; Erie’lO;Erie 10; FwntenacFrontenac * "•’’lln."•’''‘f- mgrs.:“8™ = Milwaukee. Wla..Wla., 4 1010. FOR 8ALE-Sh...llng Oallerv moving ootAt. Mont., Nov. 28. Indef. 1* Clifford Blllv S • Dimblln Tex 7- Waco 8- 8h*»>llng (iailery, moving outat. aUm'T.V^iKh»o. itock Co.: Clnveland, O.. Art'ila.'^ 0«,rge. In mvraell. LleMer A Co.. Temple »; Austin 10 'Vui Irn'wMh^l Mo?.*^ __ TOIIII . «... mgra.; N. Y. C.. Sept. 18. Indef. Drew, John. In A Single Man. Chaa. Pmhman. I'.I Lw ** a \l GiShain Stock C® - .JV'’ ^ AMHn.AmH?. ’ l^urlret?Margaret. ’In*'In UrduUdla ■ dhra.we.Gilmore. LotIsLeals mgr.:mgr: Reading.R^ad'ng^ pi".'''f'pialnfleld*'Pa.. 7: Plainfield. ^j!?*8iN. J.. 8; ”g'o *om"‘ ^ * ' '*'* ^ Blllhonrd.Billboard. Chi - Brjwklyn^. Y.. Sepl. 2 .Neihersole. mgr.: N. Y. C. Feb. 1. Indef. Atlantic City 99-10; 10; Phlla.. Pa.. 12 24. -ago Itittce.tiince. Ar..iimlAronml the World. TheTha Ehuberts.Rhuberta. mgra.:mgrs.: N. T. Dr.-«s|eT.Dr.-ssler. Marie In Tlllle'aTlllle’a Nightmare,Nightmare. I.«wI^w FOR SALE CHEAP am ki..i ..ki .i. a.. ducuOv K^r, tfAp. lw» iDnrr, C.^ Sept.oaifif 52. liMlef. ^ ^Flelda. m_gr.:_Chleag«,rntFr.: Cltlcsiro. IIIIII. . 2.S28-F**l) Feb. Ittin. '0“ bai»c, igHAAA^-AII kl,.^^klii*lw of A^ Hayes. Lncy. awl Aasoclat, Iffyem. t«cy M. ada’ma, Maisle. In Cihantv^lnr. Chan. Frohman. Deep Puriile. Llebler A Co’., mgrs.: Brooklyn, *®'n ' lewa. • J* Hayes, mgr.; Elwood. Neh., 7-8. mgr • Washington D. C 5-10; Falrmount, N. Y.. 5-10. I.ucy l.e, Bnll Games. B, W, SELSO^ HMkleraon. Mande Co Joa, Parent, mgr: Va . 12; Pirk’embnrg ”l.7; Columbus. O.. Drama Playeo. Donald Robertson, mgr.: Cbl- ^^^f'crvllle.Carlervllle. III. ^hraond. U 5 7; Br gham (^ty 8 12; Black- ,4:,5; Springfi. ld 18: Dayton 17. cago. III.. Feb. 5 April 1.7, "" nb?^i’ail R^iJv'ci jsa'^ n piondlove mgr t Herforda. I.leUer A Co., Drlflw^. I^IBer-Bratton Co.. pr< pa.: Akron. FOR SALESA^LE—8—3 Box R«URaU Allaya,Alleya. 1 ParhmParher a'tn. IT ’ ^ - Beaton. Maas., 22 r.-b. 10. ^ ^ 8-10; Rochester. N. Y.. 12-17. Shooting Tlnllery.Gallery. AddrcAddress Daveufiort.ir^2?iir la..‘ 4 10; Ottumwa 12-17.. Rieom Burke. Billie. In The Runaway, (ntaa. Fmh- D Orsay. Lawrence. In the Earl of Pawtneket. II.ES BROS., Hoover Stock Oo.. Grover Hoover, mgr.: Bloom¬ II-ES BROS., H^w .Sb^k Oo.. Grorer Hoover, mgr.. Bloom- mgr,: Nashville, Trnn.. 7-8; I.cxlngton. John Cort. mgr.: Chicago III.. 4 17. 11*119 lUnrkRentk 7th Street. RprInfffieM.RprlncfieM HI Ington.ington, 111.,III.. 56 17. T . ni Ky.. 9; Eranarllle. Ind.. 10; St. Louis. Mo., Don't Me to Your W'fe, with Dare Ia>wla, Row. Himmeleln'a Aaeoclate Pla.vem, Jno. A. Hlm- ® meToViTmeloln, mrr.: Ogdenahnrg,fJT.7 N. \..^®®kio' i-IO. 12-17. l*nd A Clifford mgr«.: Memphis. Tenn., 4 10; CARS FOR SALE—Two 8it ft l>ulliuaB t’nr,; 1 ,.*?.^ * ®’ V" *■’*’ r _ Brian Donald. In The Siren. Chan. FYohman. Blrnilnghsm.Birmingham. Ala.. 12-17.12-17 Ou8U ft. liaggage Car:Car; 1 On80 ft Flat CavCat. HolIIngKworth Twins Stock Co.: Pamona, Kan., mgr.; Chicago. III., 5-24. EM and Jane. Harry Green, mgr.; Liberal, BI ANCK’S c.x r STORAGE Co.. «M4 Pea Ava. 5-10. Bine Bird. Llebler A Co., mgra.: Plttaburg. Kan., 12; Meade 17; Pratt 14. POisburgh. Pa. Hayward. Grace, Stock (^., Geo. M. Oattn, Pa.. 6 10. Raste«t Way. David Belaaco. mgr.; Buffalo. mgr.: Chicago. III., Sept . 4. Indef. Bernard. Sam. In He Came From Milwaukee. Hlghy Stock Co.: Bay City. Mich.. Indef. ’7: for sale—1 880 Base Ball Park Caairt, M. Wise, mgr.: Williamsport. Pa.. 7. UmA M' I iqua lo; Richmond. Ind.. 19; An- ten la nF-i’iTtn. 75r eark •••« pin Mn- Holden StfKk Co.: T»l*-do. O.. I>ec. 24. Indef. Blair. Eug-nle. In Tlie T.-at. Stair A Havlln, dcraon 17. , , „ ^ „ chipe. all rvniplrfe. lint R<'«iy«>UT riUf Home Stock Co.. Alnie Todd, mgr.: Erie, Pa., mgrs.; Cleveland. O.. 5 in. KXfU'^ Me (Weatern), Henry W. Saraee tnrr.: CO ai4 rulioB Rids IMtiaKiirc Pa Indef, Baron Trcnck. F. C. Whitney, mgr.: Boston, Salt Lake City. 4 7; Reno. N’ev., 910; Saera- ImiierlaJ Stock Co., D. E. Ruanell, mgr.: St. Mass.. 5-17. mento. Cal,. 1112: Stockton 17: San Joae 14; FOR 8ALE I .X.ih lenlury Gr.|.|..|.io«r r.«t Louis, .M«.. I>ec. 24. Imlef, Ben Hur, Klaw A Erianger. mgrs.: Phlla., 5 Fresno 15: Hanford 10; Bakersfield 17. If.ni; i t.r,., i|..rn. 5 f...i cmO |IJ | amall Jum>au Siwk Co.: Milwaukee, Wla., Indef. 17. Ex nse Me (F.a«ierni. Henry W. Sarage, mgr.: II.on. em..\lv>_m. _jngr»^:mgrs.: Rtense Me (S iithern). Henrv W. Savage, mgr.; Lockes Tile, Will 11 I»cke. mgr.: Burlington Indianapolis,Tllanapolla. Ind., 5-10;5 10; Cincinnati,Cincinnati. O.,O.. 12- nannihal. Mo..' 7; Burlington. la. 8; Gales — — ■ _ Jiiuctlon. Mo.. 7: Skhlmore 8; Maitland 9: 17. e. t e... O..SK burg. III.. 0; Petwls 10: Dsrenport, la.. 11; ' ■ ' Mound City 10; Fon-at City 17; Bigelow 14; Rarrrmorc.Tvmorc. Ethel. In Cousin Kate. Chaa. Ftoh-Froh- | Island. III . 12: fllnton la. 17; Du- ^ ~ 1 ^ M. Severance. Kan. 1.7; I-eona I«. man. mgr ; N. Y. C.. Dec. 4 Feb. 17. biiqne 14; Milwaukee. WIs . 1518. Enderstander. kllddleman Topmoiiater for ar- Lynn St.K-k Co . Jack Lynn, mgr : South Pram- I Bird of Paradlae. Oliver Morosco. mgr.; N. F>erywoman ' (Eastern') Henrv W. Savage, rohallc art; '.g, 'f,.. tngham. Mass., 5 10: I.eoOilnster 12-17. V, Jan. 8. Indef. m f"iiriern Iwealv ti c. m-r.: Phlla.. Jan. 1-Feh. 1; Buffalo, N. 7’., Stair age, height and weight first leiier Prefeg Lalloy Stock (o., Harry LaRoy, mgr.: Ashland, Bought and Paid For. Wm. A. Brady, mgr.: N. V. C. .Sept. 2«. Indef, '• G ,TO . V T. *"'*'c"r.- Address II. t . The BllllsiarA L.n?i;:n.''.kLrt, Stock Co.. H. F. Jackw,n. mgr.: BuM.v^•u^'is^T?Buntv Pulls tile ■sStrings,minl"■!''Vhe TI Shuhert. A Brady. ^rg^^Tew Orie^^s^La "flTf . “ ' "" ... Fitchburg Maas.. I>ec. 2.7. Indef. mgrs.;mgrs.: N. 7’.Y. C. tb-t.Get. 10.10 Indef. Evervman’s niiigliier ('nowtsnd '* rioro.d'.\ (.awr.(.lawn-nce nee Stork Co.. Del S.S Lawrence,Laujen^ mgr.: Bunty Pull,Ptilla the Strings.Strings The Shuls-rf*ShuticTta A Brady.Brady, wm. Id>mlr mgr.: C^ere and. O .VloI Akl ^ *■ ‘* *■ * *** Vancouver.7’anc«iuver. B.B C.,C.. Can.. Dec. 12. Indef.Indef nigr«.; Chlcagti. ML. Jan. l.>. liMlef _ in.14- Yonnrstown 17 17 • " «« Mil I ITD’C ITMlTrFk CLirk117C Lon-rgan.Lonorgan. I-*-ster.U-ster StorkSt^k Co.: New Be.lford.Bedford. BulterflvButterfly on the Wluel.Wtuet. Lewis Waller, mgr.. K„,„„,-r.:;,„,dc. In White Magic Llebler A «*lLLtK O UNllLD bHOWj Mafia..Mass., Aug.Anji. 14. Indef.1n«l»‘r. %, r. Jan. 9. Indef. . v v n -v* a # — t . . Lyceum Stock Co.. l>ml» Phllllpa. mrr.: Brook- Bnater Brown. Bnater Brown Am. Co., pmpa.: «,!** 'i„ Thii* ralmUL l.vn. N. Y.. Imlef, Pascagoula. MIsa.. 7; Mobile Ala . 8: Pen- Maher Sfo k Co., Phil Maher, mgr.: Rockville, ..o-da, Fla.. 0; Andalusia. Ala.. 10; Florala I MtsT no'ro^.lV t^ilw iT.«t V. .T. MILLER. Conn.. 5-18. ’ 12: Mariam;: Hs.' 17: Taliahs-sie 14; MonlL J.'). Manager Miller Show, \1 h..||. G,.; r..h HO. Marlowe St«k Co.: Chicago. Ill.. Aug. 28. In- cello 15; B.Inl,ridge. .Ga.. 18; Thoma.vllle r^^^nson ^Eiarc 'in 'The nUi' Ladv In the WANTED QUlCK-l’la.K. I'i.yer c.s" Morrllvon. Lindsay Stock Co.: Lynn, klaaa.. In- Blue Mouse. W. B. Fredericks, mgr.: Valdosta. M Feh"in"^^ ** Hkrtla. mgr.: Boaton, Maas.. Il|i,siral.o| Songs. No mallnees or Sunday 9cf. Oa.. 7: Moultrie t*; TUomtaTllle 9; Cordelc of the Ranch* Rnhlnaon in 7* Ut rtr*! Uiier. Addrew iSortr'Rr-'^St^k' rIr”'7r"Lk^*Ni^^ w Ti "S*‘''"V'M’ n tr xr . , Corner 8-’7^. "v^ou. Ynd." oT v!L^ J , 5’ ” Br'ght E.ve«. Jos M. Oaltea mrr.; Wart^loo. „. piw,mlueton 12; Bedford Oklahoma City. Okla., Sept. 18. Indef. la.. 7: Mars*.atjtown 8; Ft. Dodge 17; Washington 14; N. Vernon 15:*Shelhvvllle North Bros.' Stock Co.: Topeka. Kan., Sept. 4, fity 10; MIt hell. S. D.. 12; Sloiix FsIIs 17: m- Grecnsbiirg 17. TAME Talking parrots Indef. , Manksto.. „ Minn.. 14; Faribault 15; R d^healer Farnnm.. - m. D»stlnDostin A Wm.. In The Littlest Rebel. u "r®*"- J! fal«''l « snarles Ab4 «! 18: Winona 17. A. II. Woods, mgr ; Newark. N. J.. 5-10: v' “"n^efs. T..y Cl.lhnshiia D<«a. Poo- Rstea Blsnehe. In Nobody’s Widow. David Re- Boston Mass , 12 Indef Fancy Pigeons Pooltry ami Peta: all lasco. mgr.: IxMilsvIlle. Ky.. 6 7: Indlanap- For F.ddle. In Over the Rlr«w. Dillingham A ^MAM* KAI’IDS Blltii STOKE Dept, ol's. Ind.. 8; Dayton. O.. 9; SprlngSeld 10; Elerf-ld mr« . N 7' C Jsn 8 Indef R«|dds. Mich. Cincinnati 12-17. Fatty Felix. H. W. Link, mgr.; Deetoge. Mo.. Bayes A Norworth. In A Mnsicsl Snrprlse Party, 7: B mne Terra 0; Flat River 10; BeHeTlIIe MANA0EH8-imr prb-e for M'BUlure rh«e MsrlfR. mipr.: Pllttburi^, Pi., 610; N. II!.. ii: Troy. Mo., 1?! Montrom^ry City 13* *'**** y»*ur park In liidet cafea, •nimala, food T. C.. 12-17. Vandslla 14: Perrr Ifi; Hsnnlbst 17 •"'J attemlanl. Tell ns what aniniala to briaf Bla k Part' Musical Comedy Co.. R. Voelckel. Faversham. Wm. In The Faun, L. L. Gallagher 7"” '*■'> "-c na. FI.I NT’S ANIMAL mgr.; New Smyrna. Fla,. 7; Davtona 8; S». tnrr • Huntsville. Ala., 7: New Decatur 8; F»RM. North Ms ter ford Maine. Augustine 9: Palalka D»; Jacksonville 11-12; Memphis. Tenn. 9 10; Hot Springs Ark 12- Savannah Ga.. 17; Charlestim. 8. C.. 14; T.tttte Rock 17: Ft Smith 14- McAIester. WANTED—I’lano I’layer and lllustrale* COUPON AND STRIP Florence 15; Darlington Id: Snmter 17. Okla.. 15; Mnakogee Id- Tnlaa 17 S'nger coiiihined. Man preferred. Write Rahy Mine fVo 2) Wm A. Brady. Ltd., mgra.: Fo'i’ea of 1911 f. Ftegfeld. mgr.: Boaton. """h ryfey-nee i« tlie Favlly Theatre, Cllfto* SImt* •»I* Sutbaft On* BEST—TKrmBEST—THm* MaS* by Chicago. HI.. 4 24. ilasa.. Jan. 8-Feh. 17. F-Tge. \’a.. Inimtullaiely geapw nAAl ■ ISSSO B I lAlf Bal'cy A Austin. In the Top o’ the World. Oer- Fortnne Hnnter (Eastern), Onhan A narrls. WLLUUn, ffILLIAIVId C UUIL aid Fltrgerald, mgr.: Lake Charles. Ij.. 7; mgrs.: I.ewlstn*. Me., T; Portland 8-10; 'I FORT SMITH. ARKANSAS iiD S ” xa”^s"*r'’’'Vi «*** X Util 3 1 alllt* lUC raaf^ra * am ..,« - ^0 Antofilo 12 18; 14, Wtco lo; 18! MinchMtfT N. H., 14; Lowell. Him.. * R^-# s * MB FIANCSCB. CBt. MiM DoiUi 1917, 18-17. b and Cheapaat

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    ••7 Nrw York. Ira A. Millar, mcr.: PrlD‘»- Llllla Mina Knt-Cp, Fay A Hawes, myra.: | Officer 666. Cohaa A Uarria, mgrs.: M. Y. C. Sis Perkins (C. Jay Smith’s), Eddie DolcMy, tOD, Kj.. T; nopklnarlllr 8; Bowlins Uraaa ClaarOald. Pa.. 7-8; AltiS)Da 9-1U. Jan. 29. Imlef. mgr.; Piedmont, W. Va., 7; Myersdale, P*.. • ; Laxlnstuo 10; Oolunibua, O., 12 14; Day- ls*l Georye Do It, Lafflar-Bratton Co., propa.: . Old Homeatead, Frank Thompson, myr.; Chi¬ 8; Boswell 9; Johnstown 10; Portage 11; toa It IT. Indlanapolla, Ind., 5-10; St. Louis, Mo.. 11- i cago, 111., 4-10; Peoria 11-14; SprlDgOeld 15- Lilly 13; Glen Campbell 14; Hastings 16; Otamr. Lala, In Mlm< Dudalaark. Warba A i 17. i 17. Barnesboro 16; Altoona 17. l^iaaoliaT. aisra.: I)aDTi-r, Col., 811; Puablo Ixiulalana Loo (Harry -Aak'n’s Road Co.). .Al. OU-ott, Chauncer, In Macushia, Augustus Pltou, Sunny South (J. C. Rockwell’s): PItInwsU, 12; Colorado Hprlnva 18; Victor 14; Bouldar Gorttlar, myr.: Lngansport. Ind.. 7; Elwoo.yanna. Wyo.. 17. 8; Lafayette 10; Terra Haute 11; Robinson 13; Over Xlght, RVm. A. Brady, Ltd., mgrs.: N. 10; Grand Ledge 12; Portland 13; Fowler 14; •Irl of My Draama, Joa. M. C.altaM. myr.: Klk- Vlncanuea 14; Bedford 15. Y. C., 5-l6. Ovid 15; St. Johns 16. bwt. Ind., 7; Ooahan 8: Dowaslao, Mich., Lion and tha Mouse (Xcwtheml. United Play ■ Pinafore, Sbutb-rta. Brady A Arthur, mgrs.: Seven Days (Eastern), Wagenha)e A Kempor, 9; Kalamaxoo 10; Hanton Harbor 11; South Oo., Inc., myra.: Blackfoot, Ida., 7; Rexbury Xew Haven, Conn.. 7. mgrs.; Wooster Mass., 12; SprlngOyld 13- Band. Ind., 12; I»Kanap<.rt 18: Frankfort 14; 8; Idaho Falls 9; Anacamda, .Mont., 10; Butte Pomander Walk. Llehler A Co., mgrs.: Phlla., 14; PlttsOeld 15; Fitchburg 16; Harertlll 17. Marlon Mnncla 16; Indlanaiiolla 17. 11; Helena 12; Hamilton 1.8; .Missoula 14; ^ 5-17. Seven Days (Coast), Wagenhals A Kempee, Ooriloii. tfltty. In Tlia Knrhantraaa. Joa. M. Sand Point. Ida. 15; Kallspall. Mont.. 16-17. Pa8s*Ts-By. Chaa. Frohiuan, mgr.: Chicago. III.. mgrs.: Minneapolis. Minn., 4-7; St. Paul 8- 0alta< tnyr.: Hartford. Cimn., 6-7; ProTl- Lion and the Mouse (Sou hem). United Play 22-irarch 2. 10; Ean Claire, Wls.. 11; LaCkrosse 12; Du¬ danc-a. R. 1.. 8-10; Brooklyn. N. Y., 12 17. Co.. Inc., myrs.: Moultrie, Ga., 7: TTiomaa- Pink Lady. Klaw A Erlauger, mgrs.; Atlanta,' buque, la., 13; Free^rt, HI., 14; Rockford Ollmora. Paul. S. A. Jarkaon, mcr.: Corbin. Tllle 8; Tallahassee. Fla.. 9: Montlcello 10; Ga.. 5 10. 15; Dixon 16; Beloit, Wla., 17; Madison 18. Ky.. 7; l.aPollatta, Tann.. 8; Harriman 9; Galnesrllle, Ga.. 12; Ocala. Fit.. 18; Tampa Penalty, The (KItmt A Gaxioio’s), Lee D. Ells Serrsnt in ttie Honse (Gaskell A MaeVItty’s), Dayton 10; I.ahanon 12; Gallatin 18: Mur- 14; Orlando 15; St. AuyiisOne 16; Daytona 17 worth, mgr.: South Rend, Ind., 4-7; Grand Harry Mack, mgr.: Iowa City, Is., 7; Cedar ftraoBbtiTo 14; Shalbyrllla 15; Columbia 16; Little Boj- Bhii-. Henry Saraye. myr.: X. Y. Rapids. Mich., 8-10; Chicago, Ill., 11-17. Rxpids 8; Tana 9; Waterloo 10; Iowa Falls rioranoa. Ala.. 17. C., Xor. 27, Imlef. Poynter, Beulah. Harry J. Jacksou mgr.: Xor- 12; Eagle Grove 13; Algona 14; Bmmettstnirg 8!rl from Ractor'a (Mai Plohn’a), Ed. H. Laa- Little Millionaire, with Georye M. Coban, folk. Vs.. 5 10; Washington. D. C.. 12-17. 15; Wells, Minn.. 16; Mankato 17. tar. myr.: Mrmphla. Tann.. 11-17. Cohan A Harris, myrs.; X. Y. C.. Sept. 23. Paid In Full. Wagenhals A Kemper, mgrs.: Sac¬ Sprlny .Maid, with Mixxl Ha>>s. Werba A •W of tha Ooldan Waat. Hanry W’. fUraya, ludef. ramento. Cal., 7; Woo, Gns Hill, mgr.: Plttsbnry, Ana II; I/m Anyala, 13-17. Bankson. mgr.; GreenflPld. 0.. 7; Middle- Three Twins. Philip H. Xlren, mgg.: Grango- Pa.. 4-10. port 8; Galllpollg 9: Huntington, W. Va.. 10; Oamblara. Tha. with Orma Caldara A Jana i burg, S. C.. 7; Charleston 8; Savannah, Os., Missouri Girl (Eastern. Merle H. Xorton's): Williamson 12; Welch 13; Blnefleld 14; Poca- 9; Bninswick 10: Jacksonville, Fla., 11; St. Cowl. Antbora' Prodnriny Co., myra.: Cln- Sidney. O.. 7: St. Paris 8: Wapakone'a 9; dnnatl. O.. 4 10; St. Iy>nla. Mo.. 11-17. hontts, Va., 15; Marion 16; Bristol, Tenn., Angnstine 12; Palatka 13. Lima 10; Mln«ter 11; Xew Bremen 12; Panld- 17. Thelma (Smith-Sherman Co.), Sld Morris, mgr.: Oamblara, Tlia, with Paul Klrarton A Gartruda Ipg 1.8; HIcksTlIle 14; Deffance 15; Ottawa Dallaa. Anthors* Prodnctnc Co., myra.: Ix>a Power. Tyrone. In the Servant In the Honse, Linton, Ind., 7; Shelbnrn 8; Hymiwa 9; Dug¬ 16; Findlay 17 H. C. DeMuth. mgr.: Syra>nse, X. T.. 5-7; ger 10; Coalmont 11; Jtsonvllle 12; Martins¬ Anyalaa. Cal. 4 10; San Bernardino 12; 0«- i Ml-snnrl Girl (Western. Xortsa A R'th’i): Lar¬ tan Utah. 14; Salt I.aka C'ty 15 17. Utica 8; Oswego 9: Watertown 10; Brockvllle. ville 13; Onlnmhns 14; Madison 16. amie, Wyo., 12; Hanna U; On ampraent 14; Ont.. Can., 12; Kingston 18; Peterboro 14; Traivellng Salesman, Henry B. Harris, mgr.; Oamblara, Tha. with Charla, Markay A Lillian | Rawlins 15; Superior 16; Rack Rprlays 17. Kamhia, Antbora* Prndnriny Co., myra.: Cara- ' Belleville 16; Hamilton 16-17. Rochester, N. Y., 6-7; Syrtense 8-10; Bos¬ Msn on the Box. Monts Thsapano, mgr.: Sbro- Pink Lady, Job* O. Fisher, mgr.; Buffalo, N. ton. Mass., 12-17. kridya, O.. 7: KanaarlHa 8; Nawark 0; Sprlny. sndosh. Vs.. 7: Lnriy »: nwt Royal •: Rer- T., 4-10. Traveling Salesman (Eastern), A. S. Stem A •aid 10; MIddlatown 12; Richmond Ind . 13; rynile 10; Charleston. W. Ta.. 12; W8»eAa»- Pink Lady. Klaw A Rrlangsr. mitrs.; Boatoa, Co., mgrs.: Georgetown. Ky., 7: Shelbyrllls Mnncia 14; Marion 15; Elkhart 16; Sooth ter, Va.. 1.8; Hayerstowra, Ifd.. 14. Band 17. Maas.. Dec. IL ladef. 8; Lswrenrebnrg 9; Nlcholssvllle 10; Lox- Mopfromery A Stone, In the OW Town, C^ts. Quaker Girl. Haary B. Harrla, myr.: X. T. Ington 12; Winchester 13: Mt. Sterling 14; Oamblara Tha. with Wriyht Hnntlnyton A Dllllnybam, myr.; Lexington. Ky.. 7; Istuls- MArtha Oatman. Anthnra’ Prodiiriny Co , C.. Oct. 2S. Indef. Ironton, O., 15; Jackson 16; Athens 17. Tllle 8-10- KnoxTlIIe, Tenn., 12; Chattanoo¬ ■yra Ea«fon Pa.. 7: Phoanlirtlla 8; Raad- Rose of Panama, John Oort, myr.; N. T. C., Trsrellng Salesman (Wen’ern). A. S. Stem A ga 18: BIrmlnsham Ala.. 14; Montyomery Jan. 22. Indeff. •ny 9: Po'tafown 10; Mahanor Cltr 12: Lana- 15; Mob'le 16 17. Co., mgr : Pawnee, Xeh.. 7; Horton. Kan., Royal Slaxe. Georye H. Bubb. myr.: Veeders- 8; Holton 9; Manhattan 10; Clay Center 13; fnrd IS: Mt Carmal 14- Shanandoah 16; Ha- McFadden’s F’ats. Chaa. E. Barton myr.: ylaton 16; Pottar'Ila 17. hnrg, Ind.. 7: Hlllshoro 8; Waynetown 9: Jnn- tlon City 13: Sallna 14; McPherson 15; Prorldence. R. I.. 5-10; Trenton. X. J., 12 Waveland 10; Montemma 12; Clinton 13; Oanlan of Allah. I,l.«bl.-r A Co., myra N. Y 14: Camden 15-17. Newton 16; Lawrence 17. C.. Ort. 21. Indof. Ilymera 14; Dugger 15; Linton 16; Bloom- Thief. Ttie (Westerr), H. Q. Emery, ngr.: Melrllle, R «e. In Sis Hopkins. J. R. Sflrllny. •eld 17. East Prairie. Mo.. 7; Cbacleston 8; Dexter 9; OHydamixl. Tha. IVayanhala A K«ni[iar. myra.: myr.: Westminster. B. C.. Can.. 7; Vancon- Chlrayo, HI. Jan. 14. Iml. f. Ring. Blanche, in the Wall Street Girl. Fred¬ Poplar BInff 10; Ft. Smith. Ark., 1.8; Fayette¬ rer 8; Belllnsrham. Wash.. 9; Ererett 10; OIrl of Eayta Ranch. .Attatw-r.r A Coi>k, myra.: erick .McKay, mgr.: Birmingham, Ala., 7; ville 14; .Aurora. .Mo.. 15; Joplin 17. Vakima 12; Walls Walla 1.8: Colfax 14; I,ew- Chattanooga. Tenn.. 8; .Atlanta. Ga.. 9-10; Thnsston. Magician, Dudley McAdnw, mgr.: Mt S’arllny. Ky., 7; .Morabaad 8; Grayson 9; Iston. Ida. 15; Spokane. Wash.. 16 18. lionton. O.. 10, .M-ic< n 12: Japk., Inc., aalll. myr : Findlay. (*.. .5 7; Tiffin 8 10; myr.: Omaha. Xeh., 4 7; Cedar Rapids la.. 10; Charlotte. X. C.. IT. mgrs.: Patermni. X. J., 5-10; Phlla., Ps., Dalawara 12 17. 8: Pes Moines 9 10; Rock Island. HI.. 11: Roher'son. Forhes. In the Passing of the Third 12 17. •«>os<- Girl (Cantral 1. Bakar A Caatla. mrra.; Indianapolis. Ind . 1218: Dayton. O., 14; Floor Back Percy Burton, mcr.: Edmonton, Third Degros (Sonthern), United Play Co., Ine., Boston Maaa , 5 10; Worraatar 12 14: Sprlny- Snrlncflrld 1.5; Coliimhits 16-17. .Alta.. Can.. s.lO: Wlnnl[>eg. Man., 12-17. mgrs.; Spartanburg. 8. C.. 7; Laurens 8; Ab- •ald 15 17. .Madame .SherrT (Spec'ali. Woods Fraxee A Roiind-Up. E. J. Cohan, mgr.: Topeka Kan., N-xlIle 9; Greenville 10; Conctird, 8. C., 12; Ran. Ralph. In Doctor Ih-T nia. Jos. M Oaltaa, I.edercr. myrs.; Detroit, Mich., 5-10; Pltts- 5 7; St. Joaepb, Mo.. 8-10; Kanaas CItv 11- Charlotte 13; Greensboro 14. yr • St Ixrala. Mo.. 4 10. hnreh. Pa., 12 17. ■ 17. Third Degree (Western), United fliay Co.. Inc, Madame .m-errv (.V>. Wooklyn. X. Y.. 5 10. tan 17. (Oscar Hammersteln’s) Baltimore, Md., 6-10. Worcester 9 10; FItchbnry 12: Brockton 18; Hman Haarta. I,i-n Didmora. myr : Waahiny- Relx-cca of Snnnybrook Farm (Eaatern) Klaw ShtH'han Ojiera Co.: Mc-Alester, Okli.. 8. Fall Rlrer 14- S-nth Framingham 15; Cton- to. A. Sullivan, mgr.: cord. X. n.. 16; Dbecca of Snnnrbrook Farm (Wi*stem) Klaw Cohrmbiis. Ga.. 7: Griffis 8: Cerlartown 9; in; Bastrop. I,*., ifl; o,mn>-tt. .Ark.. 17. Madame St'errv (CV Wootls. Fraxee A T.ederpr A Erlanger. Kansas City. Mo.. 5-10. CartervlIIe 10; Rome 13; Gadsden. Ala., 14; myrs.; DeKalh. III.. 7; Streator 8; Princeton Rosary The (Rowland A riKToTd'sL Gaskell A Anniston 15; Jacksonville 16; Talladega 17. In A Fisil Thara Waa. Klaw 9; Oeneseo 1.8; Mn'catlne. la.. 14; Washiny- MacVltty, lessees; Tomahawk. Wla., 7; Rio Tilly Olson. Carl M. Dalton, mgr ; Bnhl. Ids., A Erlamr r. myra.; St. Paul. Minn.. 4-7; ton 15- M*. Pleasant 16- Bnrllneton 17. MInnaapolla 8 10. I.ake .8; M'slford 9: T.ad.v«ralth 10; 5hi 8: Flier 9; Klmherly 10; Oakley 12; Bnvlsy Madame Sherry (Dl. Wo.>ds. Fraree A I.ederer. perlor 11; H'hblng Minn.. 12; Virginia 1.8; art^an. FerrU. Mnalcal Coma Merle Ten Nights in a Bar Ro<^m: Colnmbns, O., 6-7. Floren e 1.8: Wllmlnyton. X. C.. 14; Fay- twian A Harris, myra.: x. Y. C.. Xor 6. E. Smith, mgr.: Birmingham. Ala.. 5-10; Teal Musical Comedy Co., Raymond Teal, mgr.; Indaf etterllle 15; M llson 16; Raleigh IT. Xew Orleans, I,a.. 11-17. Carson City. Xev., 8-9; Virginia City 10. ■ins Hanson. T/>nla RsD, mrr.; I.nfkin. Tsx., Madame X. Henry W. Sarage. mgr.; Kansas Bo».irv. The (Rowland A Clifford’s Coast): Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Wm. Kibble, mgr.: Bal¬ T; Xacoydochss 8; Jackaonrlllc 9. C'ty, Mo.. 4 9; I.awrence, Ksn.. 10; .Atch¬ Portland. Ore.. 4-10. timore Md., 6-10. ILisarv. TTie (Rowland A Clifford’s Soiitheml ■sld. Anna. In Mlaa Inno snas. f, Zlazfald. ison 11: St. Joseph. Mo.. 12: Topeka, Kan., Van. Billy B., Stair A Havlln. mgrs.; Minneap¬ 1.8: Lincoln. Xeh.. 14; Omaha 15 fT. Frank Hurst, mgr.; Bonham. Tex.. 7; Paris. Paryo. X. D.. 7; Snnarlor. WU 8; Pn- olis. Minn.. 4 10; Milwaukee. Wls.. 11-17. Masttn. John. In .As .A Man Thinka. The Shn- 8; ClarksTlIle 9; Texarkana 10. Virginian. The. J. H, Falser, mgr.: Los An¬ Pani is'is" ’ * '’’""'“■P®”* n i<: St- bt-rta. myrs.: Washington. D C.. 5-10. Starr. Frances, in The Case of Beeky, Darld geles. Csl., 4-10; Phoenix. Arix. 12; Tnesoa Belasco, mgr.: Hamilton. Ont.. Can., 9 10. fctrndnaa Ma J. F. Snlllryn. myr.: Montfom- Mother. W’m. .A. Brady, mgr.: Chicago, III., 5- 13; BIshee 14; Donglas 15; Sllver'Clty, X. M.. Sidney. George, Frank Whitheek. mgr.; Reno, •»Y. Ala.. T; Mohlla 8 9. 17. 16; Deming 17. Xer.. 8; WInneraneca 9; Ogden. U., 10. .Mntf A Jeff (C), 0ns Hill, myr.: Lawreuce, Wilson. Al. H.. Sidney R. Ellis, mgr.: To¬ •■ffiana Folka (Parrr’al. Frank Fataa. mrr.: Mass.. 9 10. SIItpt Tnreads. Wm. PTsetor, mgr.: Xashvllle, ronto. Ont., Can., 5-10; Galt 12; St. Thomas . T; Milan 8: Graan Mty 9: Xor- Tenn.. 5 10. Mrs. Wlyys of the Cabbage Patch. Llebler A 13; Ixradon 14; Port Hnron, Mich., 10; Sag¬ Satan Sanderson. Stair A Havlln. mgrs.: Pater¬ Co., myrs ; Phlla.. 5-10. inaw 16; Adrian 17. ’t"' *^«r" MantclI. Rotw-rt. In Repertoire. Wm. A. Brady, son. X J., 5-7. White Squaw, J. F. Sullivan, mgr.: Washtngtow. ”1? ’''"tn'-kV A. W ninywall. myr.: Ds myr.: San Franciscii. Cal.. 4-17. Sp., props.: Xew Orleans. La.. 4 tO; Bweetest 0)tI In Paris, Chas. A. Ooettler. myr.: Xew tbcria It; Lake Charles 12; Ptwt Ar¬ Marietta O.. 7: Camhrldye 8; Wheeling. W some Pine. Klaw A Erlanger. mgra.; N. Y. C.. Jan. 29, indef. a n’" T’’""**- Wlnkls. Wm. thur Tex 18; Beanmont 14: Hnnaton IS; Va., 9 10; Colnmhos. O. 12-13; Sprlny6eld Altoona. Pa., 8; liar WarOeld. David, in The Return of Petar GtIibbi, flRbUTt 10 ... a ri Paso 17 18. 14; Dayton 1.5; Toledo 17. Xewtxweds and Their Bahr (Faatem). T.e er- David Belasco, mgr.; N. Y. C., Oct. 17, 1» Rhea Thomas E . In Reper’olre, I-ewl* Dona- def. ’'•'V'*"’*" ■ ■. I'*"*. Brstton Co., mrrs.- Cincinnati. O., 4 10; Co- rr ■* Wla . 5 7: Ironwood. Mich.. retta. mgr.; Fall River, Maas.. 6 10; Hart- Woman, The (Easteml. David Bealaco. ttgr.t Inmbns Ind-. 12; Greenshury 18; Shelhreltte Iron DI*' ""I*. "*’* ”■ t'”*»tncT. MIch., 12; fonl. fonn.. 12 17. N. Y. C Sept 19. Indef. iron Rlrar 1.1; Crrstal Falla 14. 14; Anderson 15; Wabash 16; Huntington IT. 8cho..I Dsrs (Sfs’r A Harlln’si. .A. W. Her¬ Woman, Th<> (Westeml Ilavld Belaaco, mgT.I O^ ShntMTta. niyrw.; Claraland, Xert-T IL>mcs The i.ew FlehD, myr.: Chl¬ man mgr.: Chleago. HI.. 28 Feh. 10; Ft. Chicago. HI.. Iiee 24. Indef cayo, 111., Jsn 29. Imlef Wayne. Ind.. 11 14; Kslamaioo, Mich., 15- Whiteside. Walker. In The Typhoon. Paul H. l-amhardl Grand Opsra Co.; Bf. Ixrato. Mo.. 4 Onr Vlllaye Postmaster (Perrr'sl, Cbaa B. 17. I.(elder. Mgr.; Chleago. Hi. 4 17. Mills mrr.: Anr-n-a. Mo,. 7; Pleree City 8; Smart Set. Chaa. E. Barton, mgr.: Yonnya- Wilson. Franela. In The Bachelor’s ^hy. Chan. uHIr S'.""’®"' Dsfrolt. Mich.. 5 10. Monefie 9; Cas.xHIe 10; Fredonit. Kan.. 12; town, O. .5 7: Toledo 8-10; Fremont 12; San- Frohman. mrr : San Antonio, Tex.. 6 7: GaV Altisma 18; HnmNitdt 14; Madlaon 15; Strong dnsky l.i; St. Marys 14; Mnncis, Ind., 15; veston 8; Iliatalon 9; Reanatont 19; New 0^ VTo. = 16: Connell Geoxs 17. ConncrsTlIlc 16; Richmond 17. leans. La.. 13-17. FEBRUARY 10, 1012.

    Dailey. Jamee Forepaugb Olaaaaafe Beraac. Albert •Cape, J. P. Shows R>]r, MIm Mabel Stuart, Bkca Catia. Jim Dalbeanle, George Belt. Ctiaa. Forgravas. Chaa. F. Carl. Harry B. Da.eauli, George BpaTea, Mra. W. D. Tate. Mra. M. P. Bexar. K •Forriea. Arthur Tavlor. Mra. ^ttle Bickford. F. B. Carl. Frank ••DaiK-lug Belli Danlela. Frank B, FoHier. Ktl. Reed. Kitty Taylor SIftera Biddle. Fred W ••Carl, Koiiert Foster. John Carloa, Don Danker, \\ lu. P. HI. i.m.-e Teui|>le. Luella Bieiii. Henry luuuiain. Bohhy Iha Carlton, W. K. lieiiu,-r, Fred 11. Reno, Madame Vlrfla •Teirnaelln. Oraeyla Blgney. Cbai. A Fowler. Etlw. O. la ••Terroaella.••Terr,>aelle. Gracyla Bill. Tiger. A Caruieu A Roiiarta Darling. Al Carroltoa. t'bas. O. Darrell. Lawrence I'raaAa. Chan. L. ' RlHHlea. I.lla Tharllng. Mr« Katie Cot. Hall •Daugiierty, Lewis A. FraiMellaa Ofwat luompaoD, Gertrude Biller. C. H. Carroll, Ion I RIee. Mlaa tl. •Daugherty. l.ewit •lull, I Ilea Bldlugi. Sandy t ariec, loiii B. a#prtcalK>M tor mall addreaaed la tlUa Itot i ti’"*''' Ca»l>er. Ben Daveniiort, Dick Krauklin, T. B. Todd. Fay Bimbos. The Krauklln, W. 1. seat... neK- (Iraed___ UndlatdoaUy K-by ....._addreaaea i Ktnma •Blninger. William I. Caealn, Jack UaiUieou, John F. Roberta, Klorence Trafton. Mrs. F. H. I'rsiiKliu. Stock Oo. Bird. James B. Caelor. I'al llarldaon, Leonard lt,,iH-ri>. AiMia Tunli, Fay Davla A iHirley Frana, J. J. Turner. Beatrice Blrn, Wm. Catanaca. Donald Roblnaon. Marie Darla, Elmo KreetanU. Chaa. R. LADIES’ LIST. Vadetta, Mlaa Villa ItlaUop iDeafyl Carauaugb, Bobby KotteuiJ SUleta leiMrai .^iialea Am. Co. I Davis, J. Wrndle Kri ui-b. Samuel. Oo. Van Aiken. IJIIlin Pi«.h..fr H '• lUlllna. Mra. M Davis. Phil U. ErteillaBd. Maurice Adama. Kay Blackburn. Max Central Amnae. t> Ilariow, Beatrice ltel Vecchlo, C. T. Shropabire, Mra. Jaa. ^ aahbuim. l»ttlae Gastori, Albert Anatln, Mra. Ralph Hudaon, Mlaa Teddy Clark. J. C. Demuily. Louis OH. ..1.-1. ' . WalaonWateon Sl«*eraSla*era •Botbe Trio ••OauM, Ohnn. Ayer, Oracle Uuner. Urayee Hi iiiei. I'aiii Bowman. S. H Clark A Verdi DeNoven, Prof. Gauas. Win. Beele. Mend Humphrey, Mra. li'ipaoT'vioi.Slinpaon. '^Vloia Clark. B. W Bowera. Claude •Del'IliUs. vt«r«e1oiis ••Gayno, Chaa Barrett. Vivian LlnnlaLlnnle SImpauo.Slmpaon. Mlaa .Vancy . Bowser A Byron Clayton. Geo. 9 Gaxxolo, Y. Don Sljiea. .Mrs. Jack Welle. Mlaa Mary DePhlla. Marvelous H.a. « OrH<-le Humphrey.Humphrey, Mlag June Sliiea. .Mra. Jack Bti Geary, Joo Belmont, Mlaa May Ingle, MlaaMias KlocaKlora Small, Mra. Harry Weston. Boae Clohes. Hal White, Lorrette Bo.vd. Al DeVeaux. Cbas. U ••UelsoB. Lson A dcrawe, Marie Irvin. -Mra.-Mrs. George Smith, Etma Clure, Bob Boyer, J. H. Develo. J. M. Qennaso A Hla Band Ridwell. Allda Jaeger, Evelyn Smith. Mi> Bohert White. Annie Coates, Doc IVi>le. Jaek Dereney, All George A Loratte Bingham, Amelia Jamei. Cary ••Smith, aira Whlteford. Mra. Nellie V. E •Coates. Doc Devlue. J .Arthar Gibis'u. Bert F Blake Utbel JennlngB, Margaret. Solca. .Mra. Minnie W'liidm, Nellie Rrachard. Paul A Wife ••Cochran. J. K DeVosa. Bertie A. •Gilbert A GUbort Rlanfned Anna J.ieepniiieJoaepnme SommervHle. Ada •Wilbur. Oladya Bradley. A. T. CoHv. Walter A Gillespie. Arthur Bonbomme. Mra. Ida Jopneon. Mlag Mamie Dewey, Wm. JohnM)n. Mlag Mamlt SiM-ncer, Mabel Wtlaon, Grace Bradbury Family Coe. K. D. Gillespie, lA H. Sonnett, Roae Judge, Mra. John Dlghy, Gi'O. A. Judge, Mra. John •.dnrav Ktorenee Winnie. Mra. J. B Brndfoni. James M Coleman, Geo. Gilmore. Paul Bowera. Itlaocb J.i<1a. Annabeile •Cole, lien Dillon. Jack Wood. Mra. Annie Brady. Jcie>‘ph J. Dtl worth. OlUe GUdsteaeo. Tbe Baaren. Blgle ^’Xn.'Mrrri.Kallell. Mra. Al. Cole. E. D. Glascock'S Oa^anu Stanton. Mrs. Richard W.e.leof Mr« Anna Bratton, James Dlrka. I'red teacbard. JolU Kakatoa,Kakatoa. Mra. Pearl ' Br*ndf. Roy •Cole. Mr. A Mm Stephens. Leona Woodward. Bessie Dix. Dan Gleason, John v. 5K*dahaw. r. J. Kaebner. Mlaa Marvel Brengk. Erneat Cole. Harry L. Browning. LUtlnn •••Rterena.^lrl.•••Sterena, Svlvla Wynne, Dove ••Dobln. Mel. Gleason. Thoa. Jay Brennans, Musical Cole Broa. Brown, Fwilly Zadja Dock A Rusaell Goddard. Bomer Kayne! Agne. •*WoX«.' AmTl'.' Brenner. Rielurd Coilina, King Zaretsky. Ida lloilsvo, p. M (ksslmaa, F. W Brown, Mies Bella CoHIna. C. T. Goodner, Arthur B. ••Zur. Madam Brewster. M. B. Doepp, Joseph Brunette, le^wtaa K:riey?'Mimli ••Colton, James B. IhmiMi. Ntwo Bright, Henry Doherty, Uugbey Gotslwln, Hen Kllllaa. Mrs. Bone Orgdon, Modaay Bnrbank. Manda Dili. 9 KunovlL Nanunte - Gordon, Bddle Bnraua, Marjugta Slug. Margarnt H. ••Dooatllo Pteiro tama, Halsn ••Donatello. Pietro Gordon, Carl Masle Gore, Bari i ••Bariu. Dolly King, Mm. Petri , I OobblDfc. Andy Bntler, Baba ••Dobin. Mel. Gott, I/ew I Kline. Mm. F. A. I TUI? Rl Gove. C. W. lamp, Blanchs LaBlancbe, Lillian ^ ■ llEi OI Dodson. Ralph OaHetoa. Baael i THE BILLBOARD MAIL FORWARDING SERVICE (Jowdy. Ol. M. A. Lamb. Gladys i A llorman. A. U. Caro. Mlaa Beaaie fspt. Maxslr Gragitam, Chaa Lsmbert. Emma Carter. LUllan I Graham. Master Haro La.Mont, Uls* Orsee , f . Domey, Chaa. c.w Pearl Persona desiring to avail themselves of The Billboard's facHltlea for forwarding mall ••Iioiigliern, T*. Graham. John M. Lash. Mm. Lula i Ohappell, lioulae matter to merahera of the amuarment profeaslon, are re<|aeated to bear tn mind that the Douglas, I. M. Qranherry A OMon •••Laurence. Ellle I Oteveland. Helen I Grsudt Robi t •Lesudro. Mae , f beadquartem for tbts patnltous distribution of mall Is at the CINCINNATI offlees. wh,re Douglass, Fred CIIITord. Millie (iranfogel, J. B. *Iycani«d. Franco# all such matter sbonld be addressed, onlesa It Is known that It will be more ronv>nlent Downw*. C. O. Oody. IxKilae I A GrNiit. I,eCrolx. Mile. Ettlr ' I for addressees to receive It through the New York. Chicago or 8t. Louts bureaus. Ursae, H. B. ••Collie*, Bobj In Clnolnnatt, a corps of experienced clerks Is employed for the sole parpoae of record¬ Drane A Alexander Grant. Jobs la-e. Mm. Harry T . , J” Grapewln. Charley ••Collier. IvT I ing the whareabonts of tranalents, and handling mall addressed ta them In care of The i'roiiilton, Frank ••* 'tibni FWlolna lAelanda Mlaa Flormc^ A Gravel. Victor Lemay, Marie I Billboard. DronllloB. Frank •Oonhoy, Margie (SiGray. Charlm L. l.enartt, Margaret Z The pnalpeatoBcea adjunct of the New York. Chicago and St. Louis bureaus of T^e Bill¬ Drummond. J. M. Ooaery, Mildred Gr«en, Jaa. •••Iakid. Delores board are maintainedmi only for the a< commodatlon of these who can procure quicker service I)u< rr A McCamppell fVjpkIln. Grace I Grer-uc, Hiram Mot [A‘Rnv, .Toaephine W by having m It Odhnell, Oraae V. by bavtng mall sent to the braueb oflicea. where they can call for it In person, or from tSIOreeaway. By. lyeRoy, Mm. P. A which It eanran be remalled to them wltb greater deapatcb than from the publication oflicea Pumas, H. ''oaineHy. I.eBora L. Gre.1 !• sTcm. Boa LeRoy, Mrs. Frank at Cincinnati.Clnctnnar No attempt Is made to handle mall addressed to tbe branch offlees without Dumoot. Prof. Opoke. Jeanette M. I Greer. Bari Ruby f speclflc tnatiInatmctloua. while tbonaaads of pieces of maH matter pass tbrungh the Cincin¬ • iMOfin Frank Ooo|>er, Mlaa May Dnnns Comedy Oo. Greiner. Chariee A. Oorday. Btbel Leru.v, Gladys m nattnati oflicea ‘wls. Mlaa Rose I the delay olof bolding and advertising these names In this IlsL iMirn it. flank L. Oortland. .Marjorie DuVrles, Sam Griffin. J. B. Lewis. Gmce J In addressing.jar* mall to Individuals In care of Tbe Billboard, kindly Indicate what him- wtea. VIIb* Neletla O.viT. Cspt. J. W. tiiiliilb. Win Llll. Rahv Victoria A pany (If any) each la Idrntlfled with, or In what line of bnslneas be la engaged. r.'lmea. Mr. A Ooucheeta Earle, Geo Covey, Abcm Llndon. Violet I ^.V ^ All mall advertised In this Hat la being beld at the Cthclnnati oflice onlesa otherwise Earl. Charles •Oox. Jowl* Livingston. Gertrude J Orlsch. Geo. r.onrton. Mrs. Paul 2A Indicated b;by the charaetcra * (New York), •• ((Chicago), ••• (St. Lonla), (S) San Fran- Fart Albert 6p>m. David Oralg. riarence •Ixmg, Dot fI claco. Esrles. Resale Skid¬ .•del Mrs. Irena more ••Grubs. Chao . Daniels, Mra. Della Lorenx. Frlorlta ! - A Parcela at Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Isiola offleea. and amonnta doe: Earls. The Gulnter. I,loyd ' Daniel, Isala McDonald. Mlse May I P»t« Gurvey. Hengy VefiojyiM Gladys w Ecklea. Chaa. P. Damacr, Mra F. A. Guxmanl. A. Mack. Winnie A A.laMeAalatlc Art On.. Sc •••Leo A Sulky. 18* Taylor. Eelda isitllugton. tl. W '•Daugiierty. I>noeIla Edmunds A LaVelle Ilacteit. Bov ••Daugherty', Mra. Rlla , Danner, Fred, ic Marsden, Prof. Boy •••Trump A Ward Or Edmund George Haddocks. The ••Daugherty. Mrs. Fisk. Nora. Sc 4c •••Waller. Grace, fl* Edson. Robert flairlea. Bdwtrd Lorella Jl’'''",*’"" . Padgitt, L. M., Oc K.elgh P. Coillie.l. J<,e Hamilton, Jamea VV* •nc,i||r« May Maxwell, Mm. Kls•. aarrahn, 'nie •Bariier, I.aVeme A , Brown. Frank Comclla. Earnest Htnr MIm Bird Alton. Thos. Ema The Great ••llarrIngtoB. Frank Barbour. E. I Brown A Roberts •Bdylh. Rose •Mlllman, Rose vilwrts. lei Oatello, Peter K. ••HtiTlngotoo. Pro* ] Bpiiwn. Jss. Ettevlloa. The Two Btov. Helen '•"mar. Babr Stella | Rani, Boy Covell. Floyd Harris A Randall ' Brawn, Jest Evans. L. P. Elliott, Kathryn Mink, Mm. Ida .Aldi-moi, A Rj*"* Barker, E. P. ••Cowen A Ckiwen Harris. L. R. Barlow. Lawrence Brown, H. C. Cor Fr»vt Evans, .41 S. ■vans. Mm. At SII Mitchell. Ih.rothy Harria. I.goaaid Barnhart, Nat I Brown. Ed Evana A Nath Rvelvn A ShewardI Monator. Janette 1 Allen, ^11“ Crain. Will B. Harris Jack ••Barnhardt. Nathan Hrowo. Boibwell Evens, Al Bverette. Rnth >fontTv»#». Mm. Rdltfti I I'rsiHlall. K. L. Harrlsoo, J. D. Rami'S, Charles Bmnel'.e A Fraser Everton. Chao. Bcaell, Irene Moott. MIm AnnPtto ^ Oaner. Ben • Pre^-top Psul Hsrrlty A Swlnhe* .Allison. E A Rarnea. T. Boy I Burk. John E. fineber, Bnhy Mrwwe. Mm. Frankl* ■'IV.’""' ? , Cranford, Cy Ewen, R. 8. ••Haroingtaa, Prof- Alllaon. J. R Barnea. Geo. E. , •Bwkley. Louis ^argo. Gllva Fhniua Alllaon, J. 1 fraieii. Ausiln Fabler. John F. Hsrt Hlllle •Alloliellla. Tboa Harnm. Ar'hnr E. I Bulger Harrr Fern. Miss Resale. Morley. May AlioiM.llta. 1 Crawford. C. T Falls. Blllv Hartgrave, Ttgar BartVue. Chaa. , Bull, Tom Holy Forrest. Dorothv Morre'ta Sisters Alvardo. S. Oawfoftl. .lack Esneher. Edward llsrunsu. Bd Rartino Southern Show i Bunell. Buck Frederick, Canie Mowery. Nellie Alward. MualcalMna Crawford. Vogel Farmer. Arthur Harvard A Otanell I Rtinnell. Orville •Fremont. Juliet Mnlhall. Mildred .Ament. Cant.Cant W. U Bartlett. D. T. Crawford. Wm. Esrnell Hap Hsskell. B F. I Burg. Kinney Preeraan. Charlotfetr Muiball, Georgia American CaCara. Co. Barton. Gogge D ••fray. A. V. Farr. Earl Hasseltnan. Ben Osrdner. Toetle Murphy, Francea R ; .Anderson, RR. A. Bsrtach. Wm. I Burk. George M ••Cray, Allc Y. Fanlkncr. Bascom C Hatson. T. > Rnmhim. John Gardner. Mm. EdgarIgar Myem, Belle •AuUrnoO.•AudmoO. i.Charlie Baeorfv Bros. ••Creaasy. Harry Favorshsm. William Hasting*. Doc Biima, James Gartwalte. Mm. •Mrota. Mai I ••Anderson. Doc. Baavetl. Fdward W •Cremona. Jamio Felnberg. Chat. HsyHay John WW. Oaotbter. Miss Zenobla Nplann, Dell •••.Anthon.v. J. H Bates. Fred J. Ruma. Robt. R Cre*cent Amuse. Oo, Fein. Jack •Hay. wai iJay. Brnma H. Ne*s, Mm T. F ' Antonio. Clrlno Bathurst, Wm. Biirsuo. Arthur ••(’resay. Will M Feldman A Sidney Haynes, Tom (}enam. Marie •Oskter. innte i Aiipelbaum, HatsSan Ballerlon, Del Burt. Frank •Cressy. Wm. M Ferria Joseph llsieard. H R ••Glvlns. Lillian O'Deasa, Hattie •.Armando,•-Armando. Peter Bawker, WaPer I Bush. Cnrvin Olchfon. O. Howard Fetterer. Harry Heath A Wrigbtly Qltdya, Harriett Oliver. Goldie Armstrmg.Armstrimg. Doe Beaaley, R. C. ' Butler, Harry •Croake. John J. E'cld*. H'itv Heeler, M. K. Graham. Marguerite Osh .me. Dottle .Armatrong,.Armstrong, BUlyBUlj Beck, Hon. Jim Hyem. CUe>'tpr A ••('pimwell. Erauk •Fields. Harry Ileeney, Tom >Tay. Margaret Paka. Mm. Toota .Armstrong.-Armstrong. A. V Bees. The Two Brem A McBride Cronnwell. Earl •KIginan. Max Henkel, Wm. C. ••fWay, Ruth ••t'-lmer Aii.-e Armstrong Paul Belew, Merritt Byers. Alex Cronin. Jack Finley. Jess M. ILnley, J. H. Gray. Mlsa Ruth Patrick. Annabeile Arieild.Aripild. MavwellMavwel) Beigcr, Albert Byer. John Crook. Charlie Eln»

    H Ifb tower. A1 L. L,aaibert. Ed 'Mayo, Harry I’bllUpo, Cbas. Shaw. T. Vandlvere. Doc NOTICE I MifKj. Kiiri in ~rie>i|l. W Meakln. IJardle I'Ukell. t. W. t^aw, L. L. VanUersllua, 8. iluu»-euey, Mr. Wetaal Van Allen, Jack Postcards for the iierformers whose naraoa Hill A FlouxMiy Lerea/ii. l..ars eiian. Jas. Pierce, K L. .Sheealey. J. M. ••Vanhorn. Jacob appear lu tlie list given berewitb. are now ready, Hiller. S«ai ••Uairalle, rjd B. Meek. .\I. W. Pierce. Robt. Sheilit, Fllz M. Van Sickle, Uoy S. and can Dot be forwarded until we know tO Hlllmaa, ('ha*. LaM-elles. J'« A Maud Mells. Four Marreloua I’llheam, Harry slieilila, Harry Vaiio, 8. what address cards are to be shipped. Pleaaa Hllt. .Vat LaSella. Tlie .Vleliiotte, Arniaml PilKriui. A. A. Shelby, John Varallo, John R. vise at ouee, giving route tax enough lu ad Hluea A UeollllftOB l<„eUir> . U ufh •Vlell-u. Man., Pill,. .Shlrlev Soeioy Suuoa. Jaa. Veda & Qiilntarow Vance to Insure safe delivery: Hlracb. I.*w ••Laloura. Ibe Melville. Ar hie Platt. Oeo. R. Sheidkrel. Sam Verui-r, Harry .Vllle. Alme Alllnel, Relay Bacon, Arthur HoOiuaD, Art ••l.aileri«i I'laudo eUilliOK. Ben Plelclier, Sbclly Shelley A .'lack Vernon, Frank Rorvlla. I»iiise Broun. Six Castrillona, Madeline Holabaa. Jobn Latto Sliowa lervdltb, .VI. E. Poe. VV. L. ■Shelley. Roy H. •Vernon. Buffalo Clark, Anita Conm-ra. J. .M. Clinton. Fielding and lloliliD. W H l,ain<.i.ini iirrllla Merldib, Tom Pollock. Harry Sheppberd, J. J. Veniou, Biiftalu Sidney, Vlina Geiinell, Sue Gootlwln. Ne>tie Hall, Holland. Orlaado I.auKblln, J. B. -Vlerrlam. 11. B. Polo, Jobn, Co. .Sherwood. Donald VTvlaiia, Two Killy ”8wede” Hall. VVIIIlard HalateiL Daisy *HollalKi. Lhic. La telle Ac (Merton Merrlam. Blllle Polo. Luiiie Shoat. Jesse Voerg Bros. Harconrt, Harriety and Swialier, Cbrlatlne HllL Holt, lieanle La V ern« Ed Merrill. Norman W, Polls, E. L. Shopslilre Jas. Von Erlcksen, L. A. Will H. Hill. l.ew Kelly, Six Konyota, Aerial Holwonrtb. Jark La Verne. Verne .Vlerr.vweatber, Gordon Powell A Brewer Sliullenhurg, Carl Waddell. Frank I^iPnrta, Langweed Slatera, Pbil LaToska, llii|dcli>«, C. W. •••LaVnii.r A J'lhnariB •Mettlnicer, Whitney Powers. W. W. •Sibley. Vit. A VIrs. •Wagner, Chaa. P. George S. Lauder. Hawtluirne’a Mlnlstrel Vlalda, noatrm. Walter •••LaVlne, Camarun Vleyer .\lr M p,tv,,.r,. K‘lW’ A. Walter VVaketield, Jaa. F. A. I,entlnl, I.eonore Lester. Four Llo.vds. K. Hotcliklaa. Frank 8. Trio Michael, Naoum Powers. Eugene Siegel. Fraakiv WakeUeld. Geo. B. .Vlankich, Five Martclla, Marx Brothers, Ed Mllli (8|lb>ullban. Frvd V. Ijiwler I'hlldren Mick. Harry Powers, Capt. D. J. ■■llTer James Wales, C. D. Harry M. Morse and Company, M. W. VlcQiilgg, Bonard. Wm. K. t.ea, Mark ~ ^Mlckenkeufcaa. Mr Preacoit, c. J. SImrfions. Creswell ••Walker. Joe The Hbitlelds. Capt. D. J. Powen, Three Rick- Howard. Sbaw * U« Leach, Cbaa. f, Ben I’nckett, Jule Stmmona, Itel Walker, R. Wm. ardsoiis. Harry Rose, Capt. 11. Snider, Paul Howard. It. H. l.talll, J. C, Millard, Frank Prince. Geo. Slmmuna, Jaa. Walker, Musical Siiessanly. Scuenck and Van. Howard. Currie Iveaitou. Iran MUiette, AribuT Proctor. Oeo. H. ' .lie. Kelli. M. Walker J. P. Howell A ikbafar Ijeaat. I* F Mil.er, J. a. Pite tor, Bert Sipes, Jack Walker, Harry ••Iludaon. A1 I,edrew A Weat Vllller, Cbaa. (Juaiiau Amusement Oo, Sira. VV. J Wall ,1i Ksmiiierer HiUCO A UeadUM la-wr-a, l.urraint 'tiller, H* ncy (JiilKler. Jaa. Sizemore, A. L. Ws'laee. Oeo. HuiTueiiot, H. A A Oo •la-e llokr K. Milea. Billy Qiiinn. F. Sizemore, Logan Wallace, W. P. Hnoilaton. W. U. Lee. irick Miller. Harry C. Race. Fred J. siicilt. Harrv 1.,. Wallace, E. R. STREETMEN •Hnnler. Charlea U. fee. Hoke R Miller. Freiier’ck Ramey. O. C. Smith, Ralph W. Wallace, t^rg* •Hiinier. B. J. Lee. Torn Miller, Jobn U. Kauilali, Hoc Smith. W VV. Waller. Charlie NEW GOODS Banter, 0. A. l.ee. Sum W. '•Miilera, Ibree hamlall. Jack ••Smith. Hithhard VValrod. Harry Hunt, liar; Kid Leesman, Lonln Jufflinf UamlelL Alfred Smith. Win Z. Walsey. S. Seir-FlUIng Fountain Pens, per groao.112.00 Hytte. Roy L. Leiretle, Cllile •Miller. Hofh M. Kappe. Harr.v Smith. M. L. (SiWalab, Tint Large Papsr Shakers, per gross. A.00 Imaon. Bwrt I .'.irhion. K. Oanlel V'llllken. A. V. KatclIRT, Floyd Smith. Chaa. Walter*. Edw. H. Large Poodle Dogs, 2 alaet, per doa. •f.’V.OO A $7.00 Infram, The Two I/eoMDan. I.afe H. Milton. Gene R. •UawliiiH, lieo W. Smith. Barney Walters, Billie Interuational iliiaemn ••l.enard. A, Mlliliolo. AuKebf Raymond A Heai s'liittb, Joe W'alton. J'»- of Ana tony I.enttnI. F. A. vilichell J. Earl Raymond, Jack -llell It .1, Ward ft Smith CARNIVAL 600DS Ireland, Billy •Mix. Tom •I/eon. Cecil R< ail, K M. Solomonsky, R, L. Ward. Chaa. Rubber Balls, Rubber Ballooas. Balloon WbUtleo, Irrln, Falnia Is ana. Two MIznno, Coe Reed, Cbas. .Soiuiuerville. E. V. Ward. Blllle A. Whips, Canes, Dustora. ConfotU, Slnppoi*, Hnti Irwin, Jamaa •••Leray. Meria Mwlern Com. Go. Reed. Milton ■•■-"'avm. A. Warden. J. Frank and Novelties of all kinds. lablbara. A. LeRoy, Edw VIolholand. H P. Ke.ile, tl. Sonthem ft Woodruff Warren Bros.’ Suow *Iabmael. PrtWM P. •IieRor. vir. Monarch Greater (SiKeese. Jim 0. ' • I'srry S. Waabhum. C. A. laele. Prank Lea I.e«erta Sbnwt Reese, Mark Spahr. Leon Waterman, 8. iTey, John Lealle. Frank A Billy Monca.vo, F. 8. Reese. Frank A. s|ii'i:iiinn. Joe Water*. John WATCHES iRd JEWELRY •ajaekaOB. ■ M. Harde Monroe’a MlKbty Sbowa Kr-evrs, Ell Spellman. Frank P Watson. Tho«. 8. Gold Plated Clocks and Metal Jewel Boxes, Opti¬ JaokaoD, Oban. Lealey. Robt. Monroe, Capt. Fred •Reewe. Kid spessarly Paul Wehh. Charlie cal Goods, Cntlery, Razors and Shears. Ohtas Jack. Uan I.etev. B.-riiard Monyer. W. M. Reichert. C. B. a»lsah. Emmet VVeliher, A. E. Novelties and 8|iec1altles. Jacob. Ohaa. lierln. Willie Moon. IJoward J. Reilly Floyd Staah. Adam ••Weber. Charlie RIGHT GOODS. RIGHT PRICES. Jacoba, Bert I.ewla. Billy Moon, '‘Dutch” Reinhart, F. J. StambuTt, Harry J. • •Weber. Chaa. O. Jacoba, Fred I.ewla, W. H Vl.mney. R. K. Hi inlisrt. Jack siaiineid. Harry Webster, Fred No goods C. O. D. without cash deposiL Qota- laiiK-a, l*r»f. B. N. tyewla, Ben Moore. Raymond W. Remington. Billie Stanley. Jack ••Weff. Clad logna free. Write for yonr copy today. Do it Jamea, Edyar W. Is a Is. I IK) Moore. Edw. R. lieialle. Harry Clarke ••Svanton ft Klntlng •••Welg. Otto NOW. Jamea. H. R. I.ewlf, L. Moore’s Band. Archie Repaid Blllle Stapleton ft Chaney Weir. Toav Jameson, Oeo. W. Is'wllyn. J. W •Moore, Jaa. R. Rex. Jack Steiner, Cot. H. K. Welsang, Jos. J. Jansen. Caaner LIbN'y A Traver Mre. Mott Reynard. A. D. Steiner. Martin Welch Wm Jana. B. Jacob LIndaa.T. Walter Moores Stock Co. Reynolds & Donegan Sfelllng. Fred Wei h, Manuel Shryock-ToddNotionCo. •Jardy, Tony I.lney. Horrace J. Morgan, Joe Rbelander, Hans Stephenson. Fred Wells Ben l. Jarrla, Art r.lnlnirer. Cbarlea Moritan Bros. RlKHles, J. Claude Sterling, Ed ••Wells. DIek 822-824 N. 8th Str*«t« Jarrla, Bert r.lnten, Rr. Earn-at Rke. John H. ••<3tAue. G- K. Wheeler. Arthur 8. Johnson A I»wry IstnU. t'eank Mueller A Mueller Richards. D. E. Johnson. Billie Stout. Frank S. Wheeliak. Roy Loiila. Fred 'lueller. J. II. R'' hman. A. R. Stout Victor JohnaiiD. F. M. Whetton A Cannon liove. Kaliih Vlnlhall. Cbaa. J •Riley. R. '•■-.i.t rhss. Johnson. Ton fsiwande. Martlabo VI urn ford. G. C ••Rlngfo. G. K Whitaker, E. W. Violinist Leader Johnson, Charlie Streeter. W. 8. White, Capt. H. K. Isiwande. Oacsr '•,'-o>’T C M ••Rlodon. John 't'riH't*. Leon tCnrloy) •I/owande. Billy Mnrpbr, Mr. ••Rlordan. John Wh'te. I.ymsn R. A. F. of M. On account of theatre Johnson, Chtrlea Sffrlne, Paddr IsiWIT.V. I. J. ••Mnrrav Jack Ripiiel. Jack and White, D. P. jonee. Kalrar A. Bfemg. Mr Eleotn Ixryal. Frank Miisart Trio NeUle u-u»rt, James P White, A. L. closing February 18. Experienced, Jones. Frack •••VVlilte, W. D. I nese. .t'».enh O •••.Viyer A Ilyati Rlssler. Chester Stump. J. W. (Red) ••Jones. Jobon.r Whitley. Jack I IllCl. .Alex. Myers. Geo. Kl’cble. .Tohn 'JciMvan, Henry sober. Address, Ll']AnEH,'^\rcade ••Jones. * Fuernon Lnlirl Shows. Oeo. Nailrean. F.iieene Ritchies Big Show. AJ Whitney. A. H. Jones, Billy F. Sullivan. D. M. ••Lwaivn. Edmond Ncary. Simon •Rltt. L. Whittington. E. B. Theatre, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Jordan. John W. Sullivan. Daniel Widow .VIcCarthy Oo. [>npln. Frank R •Nebraska Bill Rlaytcr W. A. Sullivan. Tom Josmlrn. Reht Wlehe. Curt f.nae. Ben S. V.e' CsM K Roach. J. L. —( e. luiiA )— Joyner. C. A. 'Jemers. T onla Wlthnr. Crane I.nater. Carl Noise, Harry •••Roberta A Fulton ••Suren. B. 2 Plrat Street, New York. •••Joyner, ('ban. A. Taels ••Wilhurg, Fred Jndee. Karry Nelson. Orion Rriberts. Prof. f. K. ■ • - P-nrr J Mfr. Cytinder Plan- 0»- Lyla. Pndley. Snrrells, E. O. Wlleox. Jack Kalda, K. Nelson. Edward I. Rots-rta. J. Stanley Wilcox. Jaa. E. gaus, single action and 14 nran Braa. Kaln. C Nelson A Nelson Rohnson. Prof. F P. Sutton. Frank M. ••Wllelm A Co.. Q. with Mandolin attacbmant, Kane, C. Fraaelj I.yncb, Philip S Nelson. Cbas. Roblnaoa. Morris Sn. on J, K. for Skating Kinks, r.vnn. L. n. Nelson. Robt. Hold neon Bi»b ••Swain. Frank Willard. O. W. Iduiter Merry go - Rounds, Ksrdlne Ka^te ••VVI liuigbby, .Art B. Karlo, KInf ••I..Tona. Tlarry Nelson. Carl Rock City Amuse¬ Bwaln. Thomas Tent aad M. I>. Lyons A Pen rson Nemo, Prince ment Co. Uwon C'lT WM lams. .VIontana Shows, etc. New •Kalool. M. Williams, Ed. VtcPee E. 11. .Nemo. Edole •Roeiir. t'nas. Swift. Tbos. inaalc to or^er. Spec ••Kaaapo, Haaaan Ben tteOeKe J C Williams A Sterling Newman. Ralph •Roetter. Frltf T laity In second hand Abdle Svlvcster. Jack Willl.tma. McKinley Kearney, Jta. McflePan Ellis Newport. Hal Rogers, Fal., A Svlveater. I.orene plasms, with new mnslc. VtcConloKue C. T Fetlfla Wlllltims, II. J. at rediwwd nrloes Keeler. Hairy Vowton rtiaa. •Taft. Sherman VIeOiine A llront Nias, Isaac Rogers. Oeo. Williams, Chss. W. Keelr A l••^l^a Vlrliueaw'if lleery ■Cae-aref Fred Keene, Rnrtta A, Nichols. Jaa. A Rogers, Ed. Williams, C. H. McOoonald. Wra. Rol,r t>>,li.. Tarhox. Geo. Kellar, Albert Nickels. Four VVilllama. J Kemp VIcHonsId Vtas Romalo. Fred Jartc. CorlM-tt W'll’ams. T. C. Keller, Walter 1. Nichols. Grant Tarfian. T. C. Slot Machines Keller. T P Vlelnsiyill. '•tewart NIcol, Count and Root. Ralph Williams. Prof. Eph BOCGHT Sill.D FXCnvNGF.D and REPAIRED. VicOowan. Trio Ro<]ueniun, Henry Tavlor. Charley Williams, W. O, Kelly, Capt.’jack Counteat •c»e’or rtias. E A. J. FISHER A CO.. Pittsburgh. Pa. VfcOnlre. Tom Kokceur. iiua W’llllams. P.llly Kelly. Jaa. Nixon. Henry J Taylor, T. C. tW-Il.mre. CnenelHna Rcsm'. j. j. Williams, Rullo B. Keil.r. C. B. Nohee. John A Teague, Emory Kelly. Jaa. B. Mellenry. C. W. Rose, Lew -e ,1- aae G. W'lliugliiim. J. C. Mefatiiab Vfaerriout N'oonan. John Ro«tta JiiggHna OUR CALLIOPES Kelner. Pnof g North, Tom Teller, Ivar Dahl Wills. John B. McIntyre A Noxon Rosenberg. Nat ARE THE BEST Kelsey, K. F. Norton. Chuck •••Ten Eyck. Walker Willsons. The Vtsck floraee Roso-.vtaraton A Co Kelan A l.elyhtnn Nnnn. Harry Tenney, "Red” Wilson, H. A. Vtaek A Porresa Rot her A Kelgard THOS. J. NICHOL & CO,. CINeiNNATI, 0. Kemp s Wild We« N'lnii. 'ii. ve Tenney. Harry Wilson. J. W. Mack, rtarrr 8. Kendall PStea Obce. Richard •Ronrke. F Wilson. Itarrr H. Kennedy. Wm. B. Mack. W. n. Rowden. Ed. B. Terry A Schultz Wilson. Raleigh VcKea v; J iiM.-rlta Kenner, IlajTr •O’Brien. Geralflne H,,.>'niii1. t rea Thaller. Wm. E Wilson. Tiig • MVKee. Buck SLOT MACHINES Kenlnlyee Oaa O'D.sr, Charlie RiAsIea. Juan TVioma A Beane Show Wilson. J. Harry Keno, Walsh A Mel ••McKinnen A Laymon Rocker. Rdland Wlney. Morris Mills Cabinet Giiin Venders. $-t.'i.00; Operator*. o'Honnell, J. C. Tliomas. W. M. rose VfcKnlrbt. Tad Riickatuhl, Jas. Bells. $:t(l.iK). O'JII N. Bfli St.. Camden. N. J. o-.i. n Chaa T Thompson. Dana •■Winning. Ernest Kent. Rtann •••VIeTord, Fred. f I li,-o*tore 9 Oldfleld. J. Clark Thomiwon. Garland Winslow, Will L. Kenyh. Cbarlea W. McVIlIlen. Oeo. Ritick. A. L. Oldham. Henry ••Thompson. Herb Winston. Charlie FOR SALE: A BARGAIN—Ten reels good Film. K»nUr. T O MeVtIr W P. 0’I>*fa. I.aBs’ll Ritllahle, John Wtnton Bernard EdlMin Cnlver-al .Vlaclilne. used two or three Thompson. John Kidder. C. B. McNally. Roy Ornton, Harry Runiley, Ben Witt. E. N. weeks. Will rlienstal. g'gl ihl take* ootflt. R. •Klllinrer, ttiaa. ■ VeV.ee FrsnkllB Orren ••Kuaeeil Ed. Thorner. E. F. Wolf helm. Engene R. CLARK. Piiehlii. C.dorsd*. »tivc«HnrT, Haio McPIieraon. C. E. Orr. Jaa, E. ' Rutherford. Dick Thurston. Harry E Wood Bma. Show Tice. Prof. R. F. Klnyaland. Ed. McOnlirff. W. Orthmann. .klberi Ryan. J. Wood. W. O. F'OM 8* aLE Tierney. Ed'vard A JRlKlaanler * ■aAwf McSealon Bro*. Orton. N. Ryan, F. W. •Woi'd, CeO. W. A rare colleetpin of •mall a"lmala. J. R. Klnealey. Cbaa Ve.iL.n A visdden Orton. Gordon ••Ryan, Thoa. ■Tlpps. H. H. Wood. Earle Todd Bros.’ Show ( ITILHS. Ill Live Uak Street, San Antonia. K^. L. T. Madden. Ony 0,l»irne. Harry ••Ryan. Jaa. Woods, Steve A. Texas. Kliir Auwrin O. V, «..a.r. Ii.nlel Oskomon. Chief •Tackett. H. H Todd-Far 'Tronpe ••WishIs. Steve A. Toledo A Price •••Kln«. J, R. M*”lcoat. Capt. Osmond. Harry P Sadler Woodward. Frank Klnyaland. Rarald Clande Oaterllns Amnae. Oo St. Clair. Ed. ••Toney. I. J. WiN.dward. N. A. FOR SALE—ROLLER SKATING RINK KInkle. w. M Mallurr *a*ma1 AcU Otto, I*Tlnce St Juiiu Stuck Oo. ••Tovey. J. J. Woodward. R. L. For summer and winter uae. Well e>.,iia. B Sandford. Mark Tulls. l.ncl'T ••Wyatt. W. J. clss« act«; Incliidisg velvet dnip, statue dim Koen. J M. Vlansdeld A Welch Parte'l". J«ck .s.stiger. 11. ’T’umhler. W. R. Wvtiert. Rme#t mers, draperies, etc., all complete, with erat*. Kebli.r, Cbaa O. Vtaniial. Jean Paterson, H. S. Sail. D. J It liner. W Tashida. K. First i.Mi.uii takes oittOt. Just the thing for Koiilna A Rltrton Vlappin Paul Patleresm. Jaa. Sr.yvllle, Chaa. TNisearlo. O’ts Konrofa. TKe ••Yeakle A Burt vninleville. eHrnlval or park. E. B. CLARK Vlarlsnna, Joe Patterson. Rwa, Geo. Perlolat, Oeo R Vftvle I, H Perkins. Frank (Cy.' Si'iT Frssk B. ♦•Valen’tne. Emeat (SiZerm. Cbaa. Bong and Dance Teams. Character Sketefae*. Jetailoa. A R. Maxwell A Shaw Perkins Seeker. I,ew ••Valenteene. Chaa. ZIerke. Robert Comedy and Monolowne. t.aks, Warren P,"‘ Mnrrr A llyd# Peters. Harry Sella. Cbrla. •Valentine. Jimmy Zimmer, Ray UMir Jgos A Sevmoor Orfey SHANNON SHAH&ETT, Maeer. M Peterson, O. A. Valentine. Chss. Zoeller, Johnny *ert W n Zllt* Thaatre, AppalaaliJa ▼*. Mayer*. Tb# Pbilllpi. Percy Sharp, W. 0. Vanderbilt*. The Zoeller, R

    CARBONS AND EXHAUSTERS. FIGHT PICTURES. LAUGHING GALLERY MIRRORts Chicago right Picture Co., 123 N. Clark St J. R HaUberc. 86 B. 23d at.. New York Oty. J. M. Naughton, ^otel Mayer Bldg.. I'oarln. DIRECTORY Cbarloa L. Kiewert Co., 114 lloron at.. Ullwan- Chicago, 111. I Ill. kee, WU. FILMS. LIGHTS. Boaoona, Torchea for Circua and Tant Shaara. Of Aganta, Hotals, Muaie Publiahars CAROUSELS. Maaufactnrora, Doalars in aad Rental Buraani. Acme Film Co., 12 E. 15th St.. New York tlty. Bolte A Weyer. 125 S. Centre Ave., Chicnga. O. A. Dentsel, 8641 Germantown are., Ptalla. and Park Suppliaa, Alphabatioally American Film Brokcra, 5 W. 14th St., N. Y. C. Harding-Falrcblld Mantel Factogy, 6820 Jack- Arrangad. F. Dolle'a Carooael Works, Box IIV, Hudaon Antl-Truat Film Oo.. 77 8. Clark St.. Cbicago. son Park .kve., Cbicago. Helirbta. N. J. Atlas Mfg. Co., 412 Century Bldg., St. Louis. U. S. Tent A Awning Co., 22-28 N. Ooaplaaas a4rertlMiDrnts not rxrer«rd. Arma Palace Ilorse Car Oo., Monadnock Block, H. Davis, Watertown. Wla. MACHINES AND FEATURE FILMS. Bacb additional Mae, or additional clare.lflea- Cblcaito, III. Tboa. A. Edison. Inc., 1« Klfth Ave., N. Y. C. aon, without lubiKTlptlnn, $7.50 per annum. CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURERS and Orange, N. J. Bromberg A Peck, 410 RlxKles Bldg., Atlanta. One Hoe will be allowed to advertlaera free Feature Edneatlonal Film Oo., Home Ofllce I B. O. Adama A Co., Rochester. N Y. of ebarite for eaeb 9100'a worth of apace uw-d 112 iToaiM-ct 81.. Cleveland, O. MAGIC GOODS. darlna one year. { K. Colker Mf(. Co., Sixth and Brlftbton, New¬ H. A H. Film Service, 36u Monadnock Block, port. Ky. Read A Covert. 817 E. 4;hl St.. Chicago. Tbia dlractory la rerlaed and corrected week Cbicago. III. Vust A Co.. UbO Fblterl St., Plill.idelphla, Pa. tw chaneea In'arm n.m.,. ^nH i” ' Relmet Co., inc.. IS W. 6tb at.. Cincinnati, O. J. 11. llalllM-rg. 36 E. 23d St.. New York City. U. cbaoKes In 6rm ■"me, and addnwaes beln, i t„i,h1o Chewln* Gum oi.. 406 Jackson at.. To- roeorded as smu aa received. Intern illonal Klim Traders, 5 W. 14th St., New MAGIC LANTERNS. ledo. 0. York City. btereopticons. eto. ADVERTISING NOVELTIES. CIGARS. Klncinscolor Co. of America, 145 W. 13th St., Stebbens, Chaa. M.. 192s Main St.. Kanaaa City. L. Denehein New V«irk City. •lacer Bros., 82 Rowerv New York City. Son, 12*22 34 Oak at., Kanaaa MFRS. MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT City. Mo. Laemmie Klim Service. 196 Lake St., Chicago; R. Shore Co.. 220 Madison at.. Chicatro. Evansville. Inil.: Memphis. Tenn.; Omiha, DEVICES. CIRCLE SWINGS & FROLICS. Neh.; .Salt Lake City. Ctah; Mlnnea|s.lla, American Box Ball 1200 Van Burea 8t.. ADVERTISING STICKERS. lodlanapoll*. Ind. Novelty Machine Co.. 2 Rector at., N. Y. City. Minn.; Portland. Ore.; Montreal, Que., Can.; •t. Umla Sticker Co., 106 Pine at., St. lionla. Wlnnip«'g, .Man.. Can. .truiilDge A (iuiuii. Springville, N. Y. CIRCUS SEATS. Miiri>ii.v. C. J. Elyria. O. Eli Bridge Co., KomIIkhim', III. AERONAUTS. : Ileracbell Spillman Co., .No. Tnnawanda, N, T, Naw and Second-hand. Nestor Klim Co., Bayonne. N. J. Belmont Slaters’ Balloon Co.. Reed City, Ulch Nov Mov. Plct. Co., 422 Turk St., San Fran¬ I W. F. .Mangel* Co.. Cmu y UlHml, N. Y. Prof. Cbarlaa Schwarts. Ilnmholdt, Tenn. Raker A Txickwuo,!, 7lb and Wyandotte, Kansas cisco. I C. W. Parker. I.e«venworlh. Kan. City, Mo. Reliaide Film Ex.. Room 260. 440 8 Dearborn A. J. Smith. 3217 W. Van Biiren SI., Chicags. AEROPLANES. n, 8. Tent A Awning Co., 22 28 N, Desplalnes St.. Chicago. 111. I Wm Wurffleln. 2*8 N 2d St.. I’hllatleliihla. Advertlelnit. *WI8 Mrl.ean ave.. Cbicarn. III. at., Chicago, III. The Power* Co. 511 W. 42d St.. N. Y. C. MERRY-GO-ROUND ORGANS AND Aeronauttr Sup. Co.. .•».12 Olive at.. St. tools. CIRCUS WAGONS. St. Paul Klim Rental Agi-t" Box 78, Madison Biinare, New York City. prop., 56 E. 7th St., Suite 205. St. Paul. ORCHESTRIONS. Cages. Dens and Band Chariots. Minn. A. Bernl. 2’29 W. I4lh SI.. .New York City. AERIAL ADVERTISING. Begg, Wag. A. Ijlliwm. Inc., 10 inrth Ave., N. T. 0. Wans A Markensea. Tantley, Pa. ^ Oiinby Br<«., 199 Third Ave., New York City. ami Oraiigi-. N. J. A. T. Diets. 127 Mirhlgan at.. Toledo, O. J II. Ilall'ierg. 86 E. 23.1 St.. New York City. ANNOUNCEMENT SLIDES. B. R. Kntdt Machine Co.. 156 Pearl at.. Boa FIREPROOFERS OF COTTON AND Ilarhacb A Co.. 809 Fllliert Ft., Ph'ladetphla. tun, Maes. Bovnlty Slide Co.. 20 ■. uth at.. N, Y, City. LINEN FABRICS. I 11. A II. Film .Service, 369 Mona.lnock Block, W. Z. Lung, 172 nigh at.. Sprlngfleld, 0. I Cbicago, III. The Antl-Pyroa Co.. 17« Onn-n St., N. Y. C. ARC LIGHTS. CONFECTIONS. Geo. M. Hoke Supply Oo., 81 8. Clark St.. CM J. H. Hallherg. 86 ■ U.I ,t.. New York City I cago. III. Rneckbelm Br'«. A Eckstein, Harrison and Pe¬ FIREWORKS. Laemmie Film .Service. 196 I.ake St., ChleiM; ARC LAMPS AND CARBONS. oria, Chicago, III. Gregory Fireworks Co., 25 N. Deartairn St., Evauavllle. Ind.; M.mpbla, Tean.; (imaaa. CONFETTI. Chicago. Neb.; Salt Ijike City. I lah; .MInneapolla, ^kM'*wta ’ f**™" «•. Hitt Fireworks Co., Columbia Sta., Seattle, .Min.i.; Portland, (Ire.; Montreal, tjue.. Can.; Wm. H. Jorn«on. 80 Pike at Seattle. Wash. Wash. I Winnipeg. Man.. Can. asbestos CURTAINS. 8t. Loula Confetti Co., 2 S. Commercial at., St. International Firework* Co., J.-raev City. N. J. ' Nicholas power Co.. 115 Nassau St., N. Y. 0. •Maan A Landta Oo.. 4t7 Clinton at.. Chicairo Lunia, Mo. Pain Flr«.wi>rk» IMaplay Co., I;i2i» Wabash Ave., Kellanie Film Ka.. ILhmu ‘269, 449 S. Dearhan Chicago. I St . Chicago, III. ASBESTOS CURTAINS AND PIC- CORN POPPERS. I'nlted Firework* Co.. Trenton. N. J. I Stebblna. Chaa M.. 19-28 Main St.. Kanaaa TURE BOOTHS. W. Z. Long. 172 High at., S|>rluglleld, 0. U. .S. Firework* Co.. Memphia, Tenn.; John O. 1 City. Mo Craig. pjTotechnIat. O. W. Trainer Mfy. Co., 80 Pearl at.. Boaton. COSMETICS. 'moving picture MACHINE RE¬ ASBESTOS PICTURE BOOTHS. Eye-brow Pencils, Face Powder, Etc. FLAGS. PAIRS. ^boa. A. BdlaiHi. Inc., Oranire, N. J. Chaa. Meyer, 28 I'nlon 8‘”i'il. ’ ETC. Flumea and Trappings for Cirens aad Adror- cinnatl. O. Goialou A Morrlaon, 199-201 tt. Madlaoa Et.. D. C. Homphrys Oo.. 913 Arch at.. Phlla, Pa, tising Dae. BALL THROWING GAMES. Cbicago, III. Schaembo Plume Co., 612 Metrofiolitan Ava., Clnctonau Novelty cn.. 2m Utb at.. Cincinnati ELECTRIC FANS. Goldberg Jewelry Oo., Ill W. 6th 8t.. Kanna* Brooklyn, N. Y. City, Mo. J. H. Rallberg, 36 B *3d at.. New York City. BAND INSTRUMENTS. HOTELS. Ilolldsy Novelty Mfg. Co.. 27 tt. 4th 8L, Na* ELECTRIC LIGHTING OUTFITS. York City. *^’'^1.**’* CWcaito. 111. Hotel Frederick (•trb-tl.v professional), 1647 Csllla Bm#.' Co., Detroit. Mich. T. tl. Molt, 711 S. Ib'arlKirn St.. (Tileago, Ill. Payne Ave.. Cleveland. O. Rudolph Broa.. 520 S. 5tb St.. Philadelphia, Fla. Ea Eyrlltapr Co., Clnrtnnatt «ih1 dUcajpo Charles A. Strelinger Co., Detroit, Ml«i>. Grand Op«T* IlmiKe Hotel; Enropean; Wm. X. Shure Co.. ‘22l Furniture Co.. Grand Itspida. Mich. OInctnootl Calcium Light Co., 108 4th at.. Cin¬ EMBROIDERY. S. IbiwiT. 117 Harman St.. Br,e>kl.vn. N. Y. E II. Stafford Mfg. Cst.. Chicago. III. cinnati, O. A B. Croner, 2o6 W 42d at.. New York City. WlKeonsln Seating Co.. New Isimloa, Wla. Brker Bros.. 604 Olive at.. St Loula, Mo JAPANESE SOUVENIR GOODS. St. Ixmla Calrtom Co.. 616 Elm at.. St Loula EXHAUSTERS. ORANGEADE. Takito, Ogawa A Co, 106 E. I.,aka St., Cbl'ago. i Western Calcium Light Works, 186 Ilaailnga Charlee L, Klewert Co., 114 Huron at., Mllwan The Corner Co., 393 Maryliml St., Buffalo. New 6t.. DetroH, Mick. kee, WIs. JEWELRY. York. For Stage Dae. K wciH'bathIrst Co.. 24 26 IlarrlKin St., New CALLIOPES. EYEBROW PENCILS. Bennet Jewelry Co.. UM.b N. I9lh St., Phlla. York City. George Krata. Bvanavllle, Ind. M. Stein Cosmetic Co.. 12« W. Slat at., N. Y. C. Coe. Yonge A Co., 9nla. M« Florida Natural Producta On.. FEBRUARY 10, 1912.

    PAPIER MACHE. SIDE SHOW SUPPLIES. TIQHTB. DeeoratlBC Co.. 140(1 B. Irrlac Park Wm. Meloon, North Cambridge, Maaa. Arthnr B. Albertis Co., 7 Fulto* at., Brooklyn, Xent Stio w :n>icar>. li*. „ _ Papier Macbe Wnrka, 2(IS-2(B Woot SKATES. TOILET REQUISITES A PERFUMES It., Ullwankee, WU. Chicago Roller Skate Co., 1128 Washington A.rtfsts’n Carl E. W, Welcome. Box 802, Weetfleld, Xaaa. PARK BUILDERS. Bird., Chicago. M. C. Henley, Richmond, Ind. TOY BALLOONS. Toaster Constr. Co.:d.. 640 W. 21at at., N. T. C. Ocean Park, Cal. SLOT MACHINE SUBSTITUTES. Nassella Bros., 32 Atlantic ave., Boston. Mass. Letter jy Paul D. Howse, C George A. Pstnrel, 41 Warren at., N. Y. City. PATENTS SECURED. Olaha Co.. 1022 Main St., Anderson, Ind. Shryock-Todd Co.. 824 N. 8th at.. St. Louis. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery. New York City. Heads Vi tor J. Evans A Co.’. Washington, D. C. SLOT MACHINES. TRANSFORMERS. PEANUTS, ALL VARIETIES. Xanufacturera and Dealers in. The Callle Bros.* Co., Detroit, Mich. Thomas A. Edison. Inc.. Orange, N. J. S Catansaro A Co., Penn avs and 22d at., Diamond Novelty Co.. Schenectad.v, N. T. TRUNKS. Plttabnrg. Pa. A. J. riiher A Co., 4.14 2d are., PlttilHirg, Pa. B. B. A B. Trunk Co.. 447 Wood st.. Pittsburg. PEANUT ROASTING MACHINES. I. .von A llealy, 205 Wabash ave., Chicago. Mills Novelt.r Co.. Chicago. TURNSTILES. Kingery Mfg. Oo., Cincinnati. O. M. Welte A Nona. 2T3 5th ave.. New York City. Registered and Coin-Controlled Turnstiles. Rudolph Wurlltzer Co., Cincinnati A Chicago. PENNANTS. H. V. Bright, Strawn Bldg., Cleveland, 0. M Newman, 1348 Fllmore at., San Francisco. SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES. WC PRINT J Riplolph Bros., 620 S. 5th at., Philadelphia, Pa. UNIFORMS. Exhibit Supjtly Co.. 542 S. Dearborn at., Chl’go. DeMonlln Bros. A Co., 1030 S. 4tb st., Green¬ attraotiv* ' PHOTOGRAPHS. ville, III. Jaa II. Hlr«ch A (>>., 208 Jackson at., Chicago. latter haada, Voung A Carl. N. W. cor. 7th A Vine sts., Cln SNAKE DEALERS. Western Uniform Co., 214 8. Clark at., Chicago. cinoatl, 0. Apmilrong Snake Co., San .Antonio, Tex. beautifully Brovenavllle Snake Farm, Box 273, Brownsville, VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Tex. colored (With iaiiieatown Ferrotype Co., 1113 S. Ualatead at., W. O'Dell Learn. San .Antonio, Tex. Pacific Coaat Amii«einent Co.. American Bank Bldg., Seattle. Wash. Chicago. 111. outa or lllua* SONG BOOKS. Ted Sparks' Tlii-atrlcal Exchange, Century PHOTO BUTTON CAMERAS. Wm. W. Delane.T. 117 Park Row, N. Y. City. Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. tratlona to Vm.T. Minute Photo. Co., 720 W. I'.’th, Chicago. VENTRILOQUIST FIGURES. ault your j Chicago Ferrotype Co.. Ferrotype Bldg., Chicago. SONG SLIDES. C. F. Ames, 1590 .Amsterdam ave., N. Y. C. Out Rale Photo Supply Co., 1247 S. llalsted'at., For Illustrated Songs. act. Chicago. Ill. Chicago Film Exchange, 4G Jackaon Blvd., Chi¬ WATCHES. International Metal A Ferrotype Co., 1262 Blue cago, Oiraba. N. Shore Co., 220 .Mailiaon at., Chicago. Ill, Send you r l«land ave., Chicago. II. A 11. Him Service, 360 Monadnock Block, Singer Bros., 82 Bowery, New A’ork City. copy, with National Photo Machine Co., 85 Beaver at.. New Chicago. III. WIGS, MAKEUP & TRICOT MASKS. Verk City. Laemmle Film Service. 106 I.,ake at.. Chicago; full Instruo- New York Ferrotype Co., 168^4 Delanccy st.. Eransville. Ind.; Memphis, Tenn.; Omaha, Percy Ewing Supply noiiae, Decatur, Ill. New York City. Neb.: Salt Lake City; Mlnm-apolls, Minn.; tlona and W S. Munniford. 100 Malden Lane, N. Y, C. I Portland, Ore.: Montreal, Que. Can.; Winni¬ WILD ANIMAL DEALERS. peg, .Man.. Can. Putnam’s Pet A Wild Animal Store, 400 Wash 3 oanta for PLAYS AND MSS. Ington at., Buffalo, N. V. Dealers in. Authors. Agents and Brokers, SOUVENIR AND BUGGY WHIPS. Louis Riihe, 248 Grand at.. New Y<>rk City. aampiaa. a K Helm, 403 Grand ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 1 Advance Whip Co., Westfleld. Mass. WIRE WORKERS' SUPPLIES. POPCORN. I SPANGLES. Juergena Jewelry Co., 83 Chambers st.. New Dirublrger Popcorn Co., 185 Seneca st., Buf- I Arthur B. Albertis Co., 7 Fulton at., Brooklyn, York City. faloii A llealy, 205 Wabash ave.. Chicago. 111. THEATRICAL COSTUMES 4 WIGS. 8 "elt, A Sons, 273 5th ave.. New Y’ork I'lt.v. Wm. Peek A S.iita Co.. 16-12 Garfield Place, A-No. 1 TRAPEZE LADY K'ldoijih Wurlltaer Co., Cincinnati and Chicago. Cincinnati. O. Chicago Costume Works, 143 N. Dearborn St . Chicago. Ill •A. Fncger, .521 Walnut Sft.. St. I.oiila. Mo. THEATRICAL LUMBER. Cara'of The Billboard, CIneInnatl, Ohio. John n. Crowell. 6ik1 Security Bldg., Chicago,

    John GIHcei>le Liimlicr Co., Immber and Sew¬ ard St«.. Chicago. HI. TICKET BOXES A TICKET CHOP¬ PERS. Callle Broe.. Detroit. Mich TICKET CHOPPERS. 1 his It our 75-cent Half* 1 one, Of H. V. Bright. Strawn Bldg.. Clevtland. O. TICKET PRINTERS. a 3x4 for $1, cash with ordar, Arena Ticket Co.. 366 IVarborn St.. Chicago. Full line of traps for picture and National Ticket Co.. -Sbamokin. Pa. Been Printing Co., 16th A Harney Sta., Omaha, vaudeville effects. E.xperienced. Neb. Bovat Ticket Co.. Shamokln. Pa. S. T. HACKLEY, Trtmoiint Pr.«a. 87 Altiany St., Boaton. Maaa. Mayville, Mich. Weldon. Witllama A IJck. Fort amitb. Ark

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    TlieBIIll>oaPCl FEBRUARY 10, 101Z

    FILM MOTES.

    (CootiDued from page 11.)

    Mt proprlelora. the Galhia Synilleate. Mr. Mann tell* iia lliai be Inleu.U to enter Punliie I'nl SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS! reralty a» a l»vr «liiilFnt: wi. of he amuld remain In l.afa.vetie tT four feara. It gnr9 without eayine that be will make a capable man for tlie la.aitlofi. THE TALK OF THE CENTURT! Mlae Martha ItiiaaeM. formerly leading lady with tile Ka«ana.v Klim Company, gare a ee- rlea of le turea In Montgomery'a moving pir- fnre theatre. Valdoaia. tJa.. on January an.l NOW OUT! 27. on motion plrtiirea an.l motion picture inanit- fartnrlng. MNa ltit..Hell la a lady of rharuiiiig The flmt reel of the ftinny perxinallty. and her lectnrea were delivered In a pleaaing and Impreaalve manner, ami thoae chiractcri that Ike cxhlblt- that heard her will l.a.k forward with g-eal A Motion Picture Triumph ora hare been aaxbiualy anticipation for the time when abe will reap¬ pear In the Eaaanay flima, AT AN ENORMOUS EXPENSE awaiting—In a corker of a Jethro Almond baa bought the Rljon Theatre. .onietly, with a myatcrloua Albemarle. N. C., and la rnnning motion pic twang. tarea and playing randeellle while In winter quartera. Tlila inakea two boiuu-a that Mr. Al- THE WORLD’S FAMOUS EMOTIONAL ACTRESS ■Jond runa at .Mliemarle, the other one being the Almonil Hall. Simon Mroa. and Samuel J. Wataon of Gary. Ind.. recently leaned the' Paine Building, lo- gated In thla city, which they will remodel Into a tboroughly mtalem morlng picture playhouae. with a aeatlng capacity of about 6n anil evening «lnce Its opening. 2 REELS—2,275 FEET The Robbery at the Rail¬ At 'he Pcople’a Theatre. Portland, Ore., Oovernor West of that state delivered an ad- dresa on the recent trip of the W.-atem Oot- •rm*ra. b1a talk lielng IMiiatrated by moving road Station |Hctnri-a. The prm-eeds «it the entertainment, which went to a local charit.y organization, amounted to $d',. which ManagiT M. O. Win stock of the theatre increased to flOO. STATE RIGHT Thla la the title of the in¬ The Princess Theatre. I>uhui|ue. la., was ptir itial "Sherlocko and Watao” abased January 27 by Joaeiih Ilopii. pn-sldent feature, and pt.rtraya the of the siaiular.1 Klim Co. of Chicago. The battling aearcb a pil¬ pTOf>erty was formi-rlr own-d bv Hie l..vrlc BUYERS fered atatlon lantern. TTie Amusement Co., or William Bradley, and has great SlierhK-ko l» iin.laitnteil. bei-n leaaiul by the pres.-iit owner for the past Tliis wonderful actress has Iiouever. and aeta forth on year. 11. W. Kulton will continue aa man¬ the dark trail. A clue la ager. never Ijofore Iteen set*n to greater advantage. Every emoiion and reached, an.l. with the aid of brave Watso—Hold on! every action to its very’ .smallest —See It! iletail is shown in this gn‘at IA drama on the same reel.) presentation. ,\n aehievement =THE= in motion picture photognipliy. The name IS.XR.MI HEllN- An Unequaled i IIAUDT is known in every oiv- I The Champion Film Go. iliml country in the world—in Mark M. Dintenfass. Mjr. Original every city, town and village— Accomplishment by every school and college. Is 145 West 45th Street. New York City MAJESTIC there a more famous jietress on Company of the dram.itic stage today? In Motion Hereby notifies the Motion Pic* ture public of Its change In re* lease da.vs, from Friday to Tues* Artists lAHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU pjetures day. Ihe last Friday release \slll Tha greatest box office ;f you are in the market for bt. February dArd. and Ihe first attraction in the history of motion pictures. An Tuesda) release valll be February opportunity of a life-time. 27th. The Sunday release re* Now is the tinie to select mains unchanged. your territory—before too late. Write or wire for HAND Thip chanpc of day is deorntnl advis¬ able to avoid an overprotluction of film STATE RIGHTS FILMS on Friday and to better balance the Write to the largest and moat rellabla weekly programme for the Exhibitor, UNITED STATES Dealers and liu|Hirlera ut ibea* gvodt t,i„l ue Irubt the action will be appre- In the U. B. cialetl. CANADA - MEXICO Every' Exhibitor should' note this INTERNATIONAL FILM TRADERS lie. change in making up the weekly pro¬ 5 W. 14tlt St.. NEW YORK CITY. gramme and avoid the |K)ssibility of MME. ''Ji I missing even one o' the fine comedies and dramas now lieing produced by FOR SALE —Kdiwto Muring I'Ivture .Machlna, this Company. ci.iiiidfir. mllh 5 ri*.*!* nf tlliii. $N.*,.iMI. Will ship Ihe hist subject to be released on C. O II. on ivceliii of $l5.inl. HAKOLD, 241 Tuesday will be an extremely hilarious REJANE “3ANS-GENE” Kranklio Avenue. Br.aiklyn. N. Y. comedy called “Strip l*oker,’’in which 3 REELS—3,050 FEET WANTED TO BUY—All kind, of games that will three of the participants in the game gi-t the money. Miiat be gnines of skill Ihat^ can lie ummI with a big flash. I have Hoofi |gi. Knife play bc'tter than Herbert Prior and RELATING AN IMPORTANT EVENT DURING THE REIGN Back aiMl t'aiie Bark. AiMreaa all Information they send him home in a barrel. A to J. M. MAUTI, rare Am-uu l‘. O., Canal Zone. laugh from start to finish. OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE FOR BALE—Regina Automatic Concerto Plano. These two productions consist 2 Box Ball Alleya In running order, Flmt $126 THE MAJESTIC of five reels, or 5..T25 feet, of taki-a them. J. E. C.KIMM. Falrbank. la. MOTION PICTURE CO. Attention film, making an interesting en¬ Atlention tertainment of about two and A. J. Stnim 3247 VanBurenSt Chkm^ These pictures M^niAlaciur^r oT Afn«u6#«ien< 145 Wast 45th Streatj A full line of are protected by one-half hours. An attraction NEW YORK CITY. copyright. In¬ that will create a desire in one SPECIAL pic¬ SOLD THROUGH THE SALES CO. fringers will lie to cull again and again. torial pajrer in prosecuted lothe four colors. FOR BALE—Talkophonc Klim. glO ■ reel: other ; fullest extent of nim. t2..'gi ■ reel; 2 reels Holy City. $‘2ri; No. i the law. Attor¬ I UutbigrapbK. new. IIT.I: new Stsmlanl. fl.TO; ! rRENCH-AMERICAN S«e

    If ym y it la Th« Billboard, toll thorn to. FEBRUARY 10, 1912. T ti e Billboard 65 Pictorial Billboard Printing FREE!FREE! FREE! -TO- state Right Buyers OF- Homer’s “Odyssey”

    $200,000 Production — Successor to DANTE’S “INFERNO”

    viade: by MILANO FILMS CO , ITALY

    IMPORTANT—In our preliminary announcements we said we would startle the film world with new methods in publicity campaigning Homer's ^^Odyssey"—so far two important devel¬ opments have been released— 1st—The engagement of DETECTIVE WM. J, BURNS to protect State Right Buyers. 2nd—Securing the cooperation of the United States Treasury Department to seize infring- \ng film. Now comes the third, with more features to follciv—A GENUINE, PLEASING SURPRISE TO STATE RIGHT BUYERS OF HOMER'S ^^ODYSSEY.'-'

    Pictorial Billboard Printing Absolutely Free AN ASSORTMENT VARIED ENOUGH TO OUTFIT A CIRCUS-^—LOOK IT OVER

    24-sheet lithographed stands 1 kind- —2-sheet lithographed stand block. 20-sheet “ - - 4 colors 2 colors 8-sheet “ - - 4 colors 1 “ 4-sheet streamer - - - - 2 colors 3-sheet a 2 “ 3-sheet block - - - - - 2 colors 1-sheet it 1 “ 1-sheet block - - - - - 2 colors /^-sheet ii 1 “ H-sheet block - - - - - 2 colors

    All the paper finest quality, striking colors—sensational, attention-smashing scenes. Paper made by the Morgan Litho. Co. and Courier Litho. Co. SAMPLES FREE! Inclose 10 cents for postage —also 50 kinds of small stuff—window cards, hand bills, throw-aways, etc., etc. Assortment of paper and quantity based on population of State purchased.

    Don’t Wait to Write! Wire! Quick! MONOPOL FILM COMPANY 145 West 45tb Street, NEW YORK, N. Y. I FEBRUARY 10, IflE

    WE HAVE STRUCK Oa BliOSI!! The Sensational and Thrilling Adventures of HICK’’CARTER Aaeriea’s Sreatest Detective Clears the $100,000.00 Jewel Mystery. ONE REAL THRILLING DETECTIVE STORY! Nicholas Carter Is undoubtedly the most celebrated fictional character ever intro¬ duced to youthful American readers. Every American boy has read of **Nlck'' Carter's Adventures—"NicV Carter never dies—The book introduced him—The drama set all Paris wild with enthusiasm, and now we “Film" this intrepid American sleuth in 3 reels of sensational escapades. A BOX OFFICE WINNER. 2,700 FEET^ 3 REELS State Rights Men’s Greatest Opportunity! YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY NICK CARTER f Will Positively Get the Money.

    ■WE ALSO HAVE A FEW MORE STATES LEFT FOR< . - “LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF THE JAMES BOYS IN MISSOURI” “SITTING BULL; OR, THE HERO OF CUSTER’S LAST FIGHT” “Life for Life; or, Caught in Death Canyon” and “Tracked by Bloodhounds” Th« abov* ara all thraa-raal featuras and good monay-gattors. You had battar gat quick action for your States. Also hava "TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM," which Is 3,250 foot in length. No rastriction on territory. Sailing at tan cants a foot. ATLAS MANUFACTURING CO. PRODUCERS OF FEATURE FILMS. 412 Century Building, ST. LOUIS, MO.