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JOHN B. WARREN NEW YORK HO! DANIELFRCHMAN H. A. SHERMAN THE OUTDOOR IN THEATRICAL SHOWMEN Of BUSINESS MORE WORLD'S DINNER THANfJEARS Attracting Showmen From Dean of Producers Is Flooded Every Part of the Country With Congratulations
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Blany Already on Hand and Says Stage Situation Today Is Every Train Bringing Others Same as 25 Years Ago Whose big operations during the past President Showmen's League of Amer¬ year have stamped him the foremost ica, who will bs one of the principal New York, Dec. :’3.—The itage is New York. Dec. 23.—Daniel Froh- State rights buyer of film features. speakers at Outdoor Showmen's Dinner. all set fur the Christmas Dinner and man, the dean of the theatrical pro¬ Ball of the Outdoor Showmen of the ducers, is receiving congratulations of World. Faces never >een together be¬ hundreds of friends on the forty-sec¬ fore on Broadway ore now a moat ond Chrlstma.s anniversary of his eommon s'.ght, and will so remain un¬ connection with the legitimate stage. H. A. SHERMAN til December 27 l.s over. Showmen SPEUMAN BUYS Today he graciously received a rep¬ representative of their kind in all resentative of The Pinboard at his of¬ branches are either already here or fices in the Lyoewm Theater Build¬ en route to the big scone. ing. Surrounded by h-undreds of OETS ANOTHER The Executive Committee Is sub- BOSTOCK HERD relic.s colleet''
and will leave then for England. Fair TVTC'\Ar A and Warmer is to be produced in Lon- VV HENRY MILLER WILL HAVE don by Selwyn & Company April 1. ^ ^ A * K-T Mr. Hopwood will remain in London __ _ . . for Doris Keane’s production of No- Xll6 lilttlC Xf&dy 111 BlUB THEATER IN N iW YORK body’s Widow, which she is to make _ at the London Theater, of which she THB LITTLB LADT I.N BLUE—A comedy In is the lessee, late in May. three acU. by Horaro Hodgea and T Wlg- ney Percyval. Prodnwd by David Belaaco ' at the Belaaco Theater in New York on Ue- Actor-Manager Leases Site on Forty-Third cember 21. Street, Near Broadway—Will^egin Work Ralph Kettering’s New Play Qfvifl/af-tiro TPrh Roar. I-Tie Raflu (’hicago, Dec. 24.—A new play by Admiral Sir Anthony Addenbrooke. on Oiruciure to Dear nis wame Dariy Ualph Thomas Kettering win be pro- . . in ianuarv*—Reviving TllOll^aS Clnmcdv duced at Washington, D, C., January Captain Kent,*B. N.,..’,’.'.F^^™k Graham 111 jaiiuaiy 1\CV1V111^ t liuinas V/Ullicuy 21. bv Vaughan Glaser. The present Joe Porten.Horace Braham - till, of the piece Is Should There B. ///.:•.II■.Sra'oSS ^ Children, but this may be changed, as Oobblcdick .George Giddena New York. Dec. 23.—For many at present running at the New Thea- , .w. birth control imoression A Walter.Adrian H. Boaiey yearshorti Uit titx.has Keeaeebeen the ambitiono eere KIdIrs.. of I do.ter, TLondon. rseorlc. rPV.The .v castcood isl« ano d. exception-csr/,crsd< cr.. * Ti,-,^ dUp nntnre of- the- fA PTOCeaB SeiTer.. HaiTy HOllday Henry Miller to own and direct a thea- ally strong one. Including such play- .RoUnd Rnsbton ter of his own in New York City, ers as Marie Tempest, Henry Kolker, Anne CbnrcblU.Frances Starr where he could carry out his ideas. Laura Hope Crews, Norma Mitchell, „ M . « vt« Miaa Qmck.Lucy Beaumont a Gtrl of Portsmontb Town..Eleanor Pendleton ’This week, through the signing of the Eugene O’Brien and Graham Browne, Collier Seriously 111 _ New York, Dec. 23.— After an inl- necessary papers with Messrs. Masten The first performance will be given in and Nichols, of 49 Wall street, this Toronto next Monday, Mr. Miller ac- New York, Dec. 23.—A report has week in Washington, D. C., over a dream became a reality. Mr. Miller companylng the organization to that reached Broadway from Boston that *"°"f** •’uns in has leased the property at Nos. 124, city. January 8 It will be brought to Walter Collier, brother of William 126, 128 and 130 West Forty-third the Lyceum Theater here. Collier and business manager for Otis cities. The Little ^dy In Blue felt en- street. Just off of Broadway. Three of —^- Skinner, is seriously ill in the Brook- tlrely capable of coming into New the.He lots are vacant at the present DsUlDBr Oil Pl&US line Hospital there.' Yorlt to elbow her way through a time and the fourth is occupied by an ^ ___ mass of hits and near hits to a place old brown stone residence which will . I . Aption ClLrHPTI the front row. And this, it seems. K- All New York Amusement Places, ACllOn iigainsi ixaraen did. Naturally, the “she” in the Must Close Before Midnight - story is FYances Starr, without whom Henry Miller’s Theater, as it will be Xew Year’s Eve .Vlleging Violation of Sunday Law rp^e Little Lady in Blue would not be known, will have a seating capacity _ ■ nearly so attractive. New York likes of twelve hundred, and the style of New YorkYork, DecDec. 23_T123.—The Broadway New York, Dec. 23.—Corporation Mjgg Starr immensely, and it Is cer- archltecture wdll be Georgian. It will a„jusement is suffering from a grouch. I ('ounsel Lamar Hardy, on behalf of gbe will lose none of her popularl- be constructed of brick with marble And as January the city of New jy ^nd charm In her present play. facings. Work will be begun the first jgj approaches WILLIAM HODGE Y'ork, has start- n jg universally agreed that the week In January, and the theater will the grouch will ed action against play is Inferior to its star, but this open next October. Aside from Mr. become worse the Winter Gar- jg overlooked to a certain extent be- Miller’s private offices the building then still den in an at- cause of the dainty costuming and will be devoted exclusively to theater worse. With the tempt to collect picturesque settings, an admirable purposes. There will be many innova- rnemory of the $500 as a pen- background and atmosphere for Miss tlons. It Is the intention to have a re- big celebrations alty for the al- gtarr’s delightful artistry, ceptlon room for women adjoining the of past years leged violation ^he Tribune sees much charm in lobby, where an attendant will wait that have ush- of the Sunday ^be quaint play, with some dull patches upon them with a diagram for the ered In the new law by the man- bore and there, and the capital per- sale of seats, obviating the necessity year and packed agement. The formance cut short by the plot. Hey- of standing in line. The boxes will be the restaurants, .suit is of great ^ood Broun insists that the be.st act- built with the Idea of furnishing a theaters and the importance t o jj,g ijj jbe whole show la done by A. good view of the stage. If not quite so Great White the amusement q Andrews, lately In Hobson’s Choice, good a view of the occupants. Way with a and theatergo- B^-oun avoided mention of Miss It is Mr. Miller’s intention to make merry throng ing public of gtarr^ permitting “Frances Starr is a Henry Miller’s 'Theater a production still fresh in the this city, be- refined siren” to suffice, house for plays of the highest class. minds of many cause should the The Herald was impressed by the Incidentally Mr. Miller will revive the gloom .suit of the city elaborateness of production as con- A. E. Thomas’ comedy. Her Husband’s brush was free- be successfully (Oontlnned on pace 62) Wife, which was first produced at the ly applied by prosecuted the Garrick Theater In 1910, and which Is Comm issioner license under . ___ Bell of the Li¬ which the big cense Bureau show house is Gamblers All January 1 operated will be _ '' that Broadway a II t o m atically XT X- , . - would have “to vacated and an¬ New 'iork. Dec. 24.—January 1. at good” on nulled. Maxine Elliott’s Theater, Percy Bur- Year’s Eve The action is ton. New York representative for Sir » t)Hsed on a com^ licadlns man In Fixing Slater, wlilch lia.a replareil Herbert Tree, will produce. In assocla- ga^se it falfs on Go Tn It at Uie I'rinceRa Theater, Chicago, after a plaint from the tion with the Shuberts, Gamblers All. Sunday. About auctxxisful run In New York. New York Sab which was the hit of the la.st London jbe only thing liath Committee 8ea.«on, and In which Mr. Burton had be allowed to run this year, to the effect that on November 5 last originally gone Into partnership for according to the Commissioner, will the defendant corporation violated the America with the late Lewis Waller, be the concerts which are held regu- city ordinance under which City Ll- For the latter s part Mr. Burton has jarly on Sunday nights. Even they cense (’ommlssioner Bell issued its engiiged John Miltern, while Muriel tnust be finished in every Instance by theatrical license. According to the Starr will ap- ii;30, and the further Information Is ((’ontimuMi(('ontlniKMl on imgo ui141 „ y pear In the role given out that the official edict also - ■ - Mary Harper originally applies to the motion picture theaters XKTuAa lUfra TAVinff4'n*iA - played by Madge of the city, and that they. too. will be White WedsWeOS Mrs.MTS. JohnstoneJohUStOne Tltheradge. Ro- expected to close up shop and go home ■ nald Squire, late at 11:30. New York, Dec, 22.—James White, Lieutenant- The ruling came a.s a surprise to stage director, and Mrs. Maude At- Interpreter at Broadway, where all sorts of plans had kin.«on Johnstone, an actress, were Donlngton Hall, been made to welcome Ml8.s 1917. Now niiirried here Wednesday afternoon. the German In- ^be situation Is that they are all -- irSIg!and!*hM ‘’*'®’®®‘* »P with no place to go. RowlaudRowland & Howard
to take up**Mr JuUaJulia ArthUTArthur Put Out CoiiiimnyCoinimny To Play Which One D u Maurler’s ■ • Shall I Marry on Onc-NIglitcrM part, which he Ilrgln Season In New York New - pla.ved there. In Year’s Night Chicago.Chicago, Dec. 25.—Rowland & How¬How- addition to these “““’ nrd’sard’s one-night stand company inIn are the name of New York, Dec. 23.—Julia Arthur Which One Shall I Marry opened on Ernlta Lascellea, will begin her New York season at the Christmas Eve at Kenosha, WIs., and Daisy Belmore! Criterion Theater Monday night, Jan- advices Indicate that the show will Florence Phelps, uary 1. In William Lindsey’s romantic he the same big success ns the Inter- Mona Hunger- Pl«y pI the twelfth century. Sere- national Circuit show. The second ford, Aj^hur nrionda. company has two of the players who appeared with the act tn vaudeville L aTe b y^‘^^ild Avery Hopwood Traveling under this name, Gertrude Ritchie as Philip Tong*. ' The Girl and Edmund Carroll as The Chicago, Dec. 23.—Avery Hopwood, Poor Man. Browne will I author of Fair and Warmer, passed Rowland A Howard are also send- atage the play I through Chicago this week on his way ing Everyman’s Castle to the one- under the dime-1 to Vancouver, B. C.. where he sails night stands shortly, having secured _ ^ M P«rcy for Yokohama. He expects to be tn the rights to the play from William •a Barton. Now York by tht mlddlo of March Anthony Maguire. e 5 r
Performances Called Off Melting of Molly Closes
By Philadelphia Grand Opera Co. Tour' *’*u.s|jeiide«l Pending Securing of Aorount Illness of Members York llieater th WILLIAM W. RANDALL Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 22.—The New York, Dec. 23.—Irene Franklin Philadelphia Grand Opera Company has closed the tour of The Melting of has canceled all performances at the New York, Dec. 23.—The new attraction at the Belasco appears to have Molly pending the obtaining of a New Academy of Music until Christmas gotten over nicely at this theater of long runs. It is France.s Starr, in her York theater, in spite of the fact that Day on account, as William S. Rosen- latest play. The Little I-ady in Blue, and from the favorable comments I have she has been offered return engage¬ bach, manager of the company says, heard of the new play it and the popular star are among the assured suc¬ ments in Detroit, Cincinnati, St. Louis. of the illness of a number of the mem¬ cesses of the present season. I was over to the Belasco offices the other day Kansas City, Minneapolis and St. Paul. bers. Lucia and II Trovatore. which talking to Wendell Phillips Dodge, the press agent, when In walked David The Melting of Molly company is ex¬ were to have been given yesterday Belasco, who is my oldest friend in the show busines.s, in point of acquaint¬ pected to open on Broadway shortly afternoon and last night, respectively, anceship. I was chaffing him about all the money he was laying aside, and after the new year. will make up the program Christmas remarked that neither Rockefeller, Carnegie nor himself could carry any of Day. Alberto Mandi, a new tenor, will their wealth with them when they shuffled off this mortal coil, etc. Belasco The Home Without Babies appear Ln Lucia, and Forest Lament smiled grimly as he said: "Come with me. Will, and I will show you where in II Trovatore. Mr. Rosenbach says most of my money is going.” With that he led me to his spacious offices after Christmas the company will give in another part of the building, and I never saw such a gorgeous lot of Fhlcago, Dec. 23.—A company has been organized here to present The thirty performances, two per week. bric-a-brac and real antiques outside of a museum. When I asked him what Home Without Babies, the new play Instead of four, a.s originally arranged. the Intrinsic value of the thing.s in his offices alone were worth he modestly said; “About two hundred thousand dollars.’’ I asked him what had become by Howard McKent Barnes, which I of that $10,000 bed that was used during the run of his play, Du Barry, with will be produced by Gazzolo, Gatts & •Pine Work Mrs. Leslie Carter, and he said that he still owned it, but it cost ten thousand Clifford. It will open at the National francs, and not dollars. It is supposed that this famous bedstead was form¬ Theater here January 21. It has been many a year since a erly the property of the historical character, Marie Antoinette. bumpkin has been as naturally and • ••••• Hopkins Gets Rights ■Imply portrayed as It is by Edgar My earliest recollections of the show business, when I was a young man Nelson in Turn to the Right, now run¬ in San Francisco, center around David Belasco, who was, at the time I speak New York, Dec. 23.—Charles Hop¬ ning at the Gaiety, New York. of, the assistant stage manager to the late James A. Herne, at the old kins, the actor-manager of the Punch The role of Sam Martin is the Baldwin Theater there. I think 1 was one of the first newspaper men to and Judy Theater, has Just secured the veriest bit of a part. Seldom Indeed give Mr, Belasco any great publicity, a fact that always made him grate¬ sole dramatic rights of Treasure Isl¬ has an actor had to contend against ful to myself and other writers at the time. I think I was the first one to and for Australia and New Zealand, more slender opportunity and slender suggest to him to get East where there were greater fields for his talents, which two countries, together with chance to do things, so Mr. Nelson’s as well as ambitions. He started East, finally, with Herne, and with a play the others which he has secured, achievement is truly remarkable. that was written by both called Hearts of Oak. It made a good deal of give him the sole dramatic rights of He dresses the part without car¬ money, and trouble came between the two friends that separated them. Mr. Stevenson's masterpiece for the world. tooning it. makes up for it with real Belasco has always stated that he owed a great deal to the late Mr. Herne, country tan apparently, employs a who was generally considered one of the very best stage directors that America carefully studied dialect and never for has ever produced. He will always be remembered best by his famous play. Lew Fields an instant overacts. Shore Acres, in which he appeared so often. Of Mr. Belasco, his works, his Ruth Chester does some admirable high dramatic ideals and his place of importance as the greatest director of will .Ap|>ear in Bosom Friends work in the same play, but Nelson’s the present time are known to all who follow the dramatic news of the day. impersonation is gemlike. He has recently become interested In the management of the Lyceum Theater, New York, Dec. 23—Lew Fields is and it is likely that before the present season is over he will personally put rehearsing a play called Bosom , Gombination Bill on a play there. Friends, which will receive its pre¬ • ••••• miere in Albany in two weeks and then go to Chicago. In Mr. Fields’ cast To Bo Offered by Corey & Ktter Mr. I’elasco is Interested with both of his sons-in-law, William Elliott and Morris Gest, in the production of a big play called The Wanderer that are Matilde Cottrelly, Kathleen Co- meys, Helen Reimer, Jean Shelby, New York. De.''. 28—It is announced is .slated to open at the Manhattan Opera House on January 22, following Walter Walker, Frank Sylvester and by Corey & Rlter ihat Lord Dunsany’s the present run of Ben-Hur at that house. Ben Teal, another old Frisco John Hudson. Robert Milton Is stag¬ k Night at an Inn, and a new three- friend of my early da>’s, is rehearsing it. and he tells me this remarkable ing the play. act play by Harris Dickson, the South¬ play of that idealist. Max Reinhardt, will create a great sensation when it ern writer, will be offered at some is brought out here. The cast and accessories are said to be complete in New York theater early in the new every detail, as Is to be expected with every stage production that that dra¬ DRAMATIC NOTES year. Harrison Grey Fiske will be as- matic wizard is connected with. ■ociated with Corey & Rlter in the • ••••• Oliver Moroseo ha* enzaBed Helen Turney to production of the pla>’s. Harris Dick¬ One of the most original as well as prolific press agents—I beg pardon, aneeeed Ida 8t. Leon In the role of NelUe to er ‘is well known for his numerous publicity promoters—of today is my friend, A. Toxen Worm, who sees to it rpatalra and Down. Mias St. I,eon will h* stories of contemporary Southern life. that the Shuberts are well kept In the public prints. His latest origination married ne\t nionth In her hnme town. I,o« Ab- His play is said to be written about a is what he calls an Arboretum of Vocal Gages. Mr. Worm states seriously Reles. novel theme, involving characters as and soberly that in order that the voices of the chorus girls may be preserved Kalph Jewell. Florenee Korlms ami A. J. Col* whimsical and fresh as those recalled for posterity the Shuberts have taken steps to establish an enterprise, with have lieen placed with Iliinilltni I'nIcniHirM When in Erstwhile Susan. the above title, and has accordingly asked Frederick C. Conger, an arborist, a (ilrl I,ove», by Hurry Sheldon. with the assistance of Frank E. Tours and Augustus Barrett, musical di¬ The flrat engaRenient contract to Im> Iwued by rectors, to plan out the proposed aboretum, which they want located in one Oharlea Dlllinzham and Florcn* /.Icgfeld. Jr., for Cocoannt Orove, the ninuHeiiieiit Institution Merry Wives at Park, N. Y. of the city parks. This, idea for the preservation of the chorus girls’ voices which will open on the roof of the Century la certainly new and unique. To quote the original Mr. Worm: Theater, New York. December 30. went to New York, Dec. 23.—The Merry "The arboretum will provide the city with a new and unusual place of Yvonne Shelton. Mlua Shelton orlzlnated the Wives of Windsor, with Thomas A. entertainment ns well ns demonstrating to future generations the voice Wise, Constance Collier and Isabel' part of Alice In Alice In Wonderland In Th# culture that prevails in musical comedy today. The cages will be placed in Century Girl, and will have a role of like prom¬ Irving heading the cast, will begin an the" tops of the trees forming the arboretum and these will contain phono¬ inence in Dance and Grow Tliln, which title haa engagefhent at the Park Theater on graphs in which voices have been recorded. Electric wires and buttons fas¬ been beatowed upon the divertiwinent now in January 8 for an Indellnlte period. tened to a switchboard at the entrance of the arboretum will set in motion preparation. Little Women, now at the Park, will any selection desired. Benches and chairs will be conveniently distributed Oh -Boy iB the title of the new mnalral play leave January 6. for the comfort of the auditors. No voice will be placed in a cage which is announced by the Comstock-KIllott Coii;i>any for not of superior quality. The first hearing will not be given for ten years, at production at the Princes* Theater, New York, Portmanteau Theater which time the cages will be unlocked and the voices released first before a next month. Guy Dolton and P. O. Wodehouae group of musical comedy producers and voice teachers and later for the wrote the book and lyrice, while the music is benefit of the public.’’ by Jerome Kem. Stuart Walker’s Portmanteat\ Thea* It is not stated as -yet what the average chorus girl thinks of the Gareth Hughes left New York De<'einber SO ter is already firmly Intrenched In the arboretum. Most of them generally think of the length of their sea.son’s en¬ for Loe Angelea to play the title role In a ro- New York public’s esteem. gagement. I shall never forget the story told by the late and dearly remem- vival of Everyman, with which Klchartl Ordynskl It is a great pity that he has elected will bring his season at the Little Theater to iMred ''Blfr’ Hall, newspaper man-police Judge of Chicago. He said a girl to adopt the suggested rather than a cbsie. Incl.leiitally it Is reporle
New York, Dec. 24.—Henri De Vries, the Dutch protean actor, has returned Bernhard and Harrin^on to New York, following the completion of a tour of the Orpheum Circuit, to To Discard Willard Ma"k’s Playlet* actively complete preparations for the Who Is She, Next Season presentation, in vaudeville, of a new spectacular novelty, the construction New York. Dec. 24.—Who Is She, of which has endangered his life on the Willard Mack playlet now making one occasion in England and forced Its second tour of the Orpheum Cir¬ him to seek a neutral country for its cuit as the vehicle of Joseph E. Bern¬ exploitation. Mr. De Vries, who made ard and Hazel Harrington, will be dis¬ his first appearance here in A Case of carded next season by those players Arson at the old Madison Square Thea¬ who are rehearsing another Mack ter in 1906. has been playing John sketch. The new offering is called Glayde’s Honor, Inconstant George, Bob’s Blooming Bunc. Tlie cast calls Bernstein’s The Scandal and his own for an English, an ingenue and a big protean play in London, Holland and brother part, which will be played by one on the Continent since then. Mr. Bernard. The playlet Is based upon an international marriage. Toby Claude in Vaudeville Jane Oaker in Vaudeville New York, Dec, 2S.—Toby Claude, the English comedienne, who arrived New York, Dec. 24.—Julian Eltlng* in the States early this week, will take has written a dramatic playlet In a dip into vaudeville beginning next which Jane Oaker will be seen tn Monday. She will be assisted by three vaudeville at the close of their season people. In Cousin Lucy. Puma Cbildicn, aopearliic lo » lUlnty ivisrtoirp ijT wjtw. mlrili uiJ duur, fraiurlnx itir M.rmr CimUh. Vaudeville Reviews By Special Wire
Keith's Royal, New York Majestic, Chicago (■•ttowW llOB*V M) ifieTopmosi (Eavtowtd Monday Matinee, DoeaBbor M) Hair Tork. Dm. Muiwm C «. agma ga«« ^ kla patroM a rati kolMay MB. im« J. Chicago, Doc. MS.—The holiday crowd at the gmiia MfTtd to tsttodoc* tb* aeu, iMttog tte Majeatlc waa not np to expectaUoaa thla after¬ noon, althouch tho house waa fairly well flUod. ,^■1—~ to Mcfc aug* ataB, gattariof aaay The bill for the current week containa a alee iNfM. 4 amount of variety, and waa tboronfhly appreci¬ 1—Patba Bawa. ated today. Ito. 1—Flying MayM. Baa aad waaaaa, gaT# •R LACE No. 1—Meturea. Ito tkow a flying atart with Mato thrlUlag tmp- Here Genius not pirtftj'our l^nk insures. No. ;;—Hilly Judge and Anna Oalle, In atrik- M wnrk. Tha haal atnata wara acaompUabad Ing coetumea of black and yellow, perfona a pipart maBaac. Bight ailnutaa. In thraa; twa (Bevlewed Monday Martnoe, December SB) series of feats of strength and aklll on bar and ktMh rings. The work was well received. Six bIo- g,^ »—Bvka and Barria, aan, aSMad a aong- ntes, full stage; one curtain. lUpi, by Jaa Vaaag that la ana at tha noTeltlea New Tork. Dec. 25.—An unproyrammed treat waa In store for the apec- No. 3—Helen Trlx. billed as The Plano flong If Ba aaaaoo. Tonag aoppUad tha nutarlal that WblsUeieas, entertained for aliteen minntes ,i,Ti«—■ a laal panch. Btorlea Ftam Uto la tatora thia afternoon when Harry Houdini introduced hia pal, Lea Darcy, with her talkalognei, aoogs and wblstUng noB- iHg ta tha tltla of the act Tory waU deUrernd, the Auatralian puEiliat, who aaaisted Houdini as a committeeman. Darcy here. Two pretty costumes are worn daring the Iwgwtag an oU-tlnia and «p-to-tba-nilnate aoaga, waa accompanied by Mr. O’Sullivan, hia manager, and Leenard Hicka, of act. Mlsa Trlx sings her own sengs and pioya ' lipltllag what time wUl da In aoogland. Flt- Chicago. The trio occupied orchestra aeata and enjoyed the show immenaely. her own accompaniments. lo one; two bowa. hia adnntea. In one; Uto bowa. No. 4—Marsliall Montgomery offers a ven- ga 4—Vhe Ban in Front, preaentad by Minnie The regular Monday afternoon Palace clientele were absent, but a goodly tiiloqulal number of nnusnal merit, one that la D^iaa and written by Alfred Sntro, feataring crowd of out-of-town folka made up the audience. Emma Carua, Stella entirely out of the ordinary. Ills act la well ■latrlaa Borgan. Tlie act la the aame an played Maybew, Blossom Seeley and Yvette Rugel were the ladles who contributed staged, and put over aa oaly Marshall Montgom by MBi Dnpraa In randeriUa a few yaaia ago. ery oould put It over. Bdna Courtney proves ghi Borgan doea wall with bef aaalgameat. aa their diversified talents, and each one registered deserved succeea. an able assistant. The whistling, singing and fa A fbaada Leas and John Caanaiy. The No. 1—Palace News Pictorial: twelve minutes. crosa-flre were all thoroughly enjoyed. Sixteen Mprise flalah was rallabed by all. FUteen No. 2—Fanebon and Marco, one man, one woman. The man offered a minutes, in three; two curtains. niintM, In three; fbnr enrtalna. violin specialty and also danced with his partner while playing the instru¬ No, 5—The most pretentious offeriag on the ga B-Joa COok supplied many langha with bill Is the Four Husbands, featuring Sloreoce Hi one-man raaderille act. Ba displayed mnch ment. Their whirlwind dance finish put them over in good style. Nine Bain and Itay Uayinoads, assisted by a choraa wawtlUty la patting otm Ma homoroas bits. minutes. In three; two bowa.^ of twelve girls ainl six men. The coetomea are Martaea adnatas, in one and tWA cksfng in one; No. 3—Scarploll and Leon Varvara, two boya attired as Russian peas¬ numereus and gorgeous, and the whole playlet IhNabowa. ants. Scarpioff is the posseuor of an excellent voice, but lacks the art of revolves around the young lady who wishes to Ha. 6—Lora Birds, three ladlaa and two men. marry four men, us slu* eau not doclde on any iftrtd a fbatastie mnaleal aorelty, Introdactng showmanship. His voice, although melodious, is lacking in volume. Var¬ one of them. Kxs-elh-nt comedy sltuatlona and daglBg and a lUtte dancing. Their voices blend vara accompanies the singer at the piano, making the act a real pleasant one. snappy song nninis-rs r Ii|o. 10—B. Merlan'a Swiai Canine Aotora thirty-five well-trained doga. ge through their parts in a manner proving their trainer knew the art Only M M Om MMto tv a tew left the auditorium while thla beautiful act waa on view. Thirteen •nj^ VNJJJUit • UCK mlButei, apcclal set; two eurtalna. Length of show three houra. fifteen aetnvtea Bueinaea fair.WACK. ( I DICKMBKR SO, ISIS. nw TOKX onr i iMt Halft PT. WATHX. XHS. Tho Pbmtly AUIAMKKA (nbo) Fortf A t’rma George Horton Tbren Lytoa PAIJICB (nbo) The Ubdtatora Pint Half; Irlah-American Qlrla Toocj A NonMl On the Veranda CALLS NEXT WEEK The O'Learya JACKSONVILLE, PLA. Oortovtt, Sbt^pard A WINDSOR (wva) Ce.gblaiHl. Otto A Arery ORPHEUM (nbo) Donovan Pint Half; Diamond A Brennan CbM. Okntt The Qlrl Worth While PtrM RaUt Merrlan'a Doga Weaton A Claire IHiUtMAI, (nbo) Lnat Half; (two to Oil) Dam. Oood A Funny See Who’s on the Bill With You American Comedy Fuor Hotter Broo. Laat Half; Four Paldrona BlUy Bonneer’a Clrcna Hramp A Scamp rrlmroM t'oar Laat RaUt Hrrt Lmlto A On. ALTOH, ILL. Lew A Mollte Hunting Prank Crumlt Chaa. Maaon A Co. Bort llaidon HIPPODROMB (wra) Kerr A TVeaton Cooper A Smith MrCartbr A Fayo Pint Half; Page, Hack A Mack BILLS FOR THE WEEK BEGINNING JANUARY 1 Hope Vernon Morton A Moor# Ford A Drma 'llie Klopera JANESVILLE, WIB. Nonottn Taylor A Arnold Maybrw A Taylor Laat Half; FT. WILLIAM, 0AM. APOUXI (abc) Laat Half: RIVBltSIDB (nbo) Heraa A Preeton NAMES OR INITIALS INDICATE THE AGENCIES ROOKING THESE ORPHRTIM (wra)(wva) Milo Manib A Lawrence AHH ARBOR. MIOB. Laat Half! Pendleton Slaters Clark A Tonll HOUSES, AS ('OLLOR'S: “UBO,” UNITED BOOKING OFFICES; “OUPH,” .Lew Mtiglbbon MAJESTIC (obo) Olrllca* Oamb^ ORPHEUM CIRCUIT; “M,” J. C. MATTHE'IVS; •*LOEW," MARCUS LOEW; uaiey A Haley Manning A Lee Wright A Utotrirb Pint Half; Stickney’s Aniroaia Permalne “PR,»* PROCTOR’S CIRCUIT; “ABC," AFFILIATED BOOKING COMPANY; N’T*"!*®® 3?*? „ Cora Beckwith's Diving JOPUN, HO. ROTAL tnbo) Lorraluo A Fleaaon “WVA,” WESTERN VAUDEVILLE MAN.%OERS’ ASSOCIATION; “INTER," BeckwithsNympna uiui Tbo Uonaroa The Family ELECTRIC (Int-T) Rork A White Gtorge Morton INTERSTATE AMUSEMENT COMPANY. PT. WORTH, TEX. Pint Half; Doria Wllaon A Oo. Wills A Gilbert Irlab-Amertran Utrla BYERS (inter) Maaon A Murray BRAMDOM, 0AM. LMt HkU; Howe A Howe Laat Half; Berate A Baker Predy James First Half; Last Half; OKXOAIH) Jack La Vler ORPHRUM (wra) Conroy A O’Donnell Lung Tack Sam Max Bloom Swain A Ostman Dnnlap A Verdin ACADKMT (wra) LeRoy A Mabel Hart (Jan. 6-6) Laat Half: (one to dll) DULUTH. MINM. McKay's Revue Frank Stafford A Co. The Berr«‘ns Last Half: Allca Teddy rirat Half; Paul P^rtnl A Monks NEW GRAND (wva) Jeanne Jerome A Thompaon Hay Snow Carl A LeCteIr OHATTAMOOOA, Treat’a Seals Seven Lyric Dancers XALAKAXOO. KICK. The Maater Move George Lorett A Co. Barry LaToy TEMM. Kae A Wynn rirat Half: Laat Half;Half: I^Koy A Harvey (MAJESTIC (iibot Lnplta Perea ATLAHTA, OA. Sts Colonial Belles X."*;"?’' ? Anita Arilaa A Co. MAJESTIC (ubu) AI Abbott Pint Half; BROOXLTM Wright A Duvia jjubyItuby Cavelle At Co. AMKRU'AN (wra) FORSYTH (nbo) Pint Half; Society Circus Harrv Sterling p^ur The Ferraros rirat Half; Nan Halpertn Four Entertainers Rialto Four BC8HWI0K (nbo) Cheek Your Baggage vuyloateke Tiw Browning A Dean The Night Clerk Ethel MeD«>iioURh DATTOM, 0. Vuyloateke Troupe Blossom Seeley A Co. KEITH'S (ulail Harry liolman A Co. iMt KMf; Clark A UamlltM Kill, « Kordonl Laat Half; Last H^: 0ALE8BUR00ALE8BUR0. ILL. Lou Holta C Francis Relaner Cbaa. A Anna Olocker Aveling A Uoyd I Qeo. I^ona Yvette ORPHEUM (wva) The Gown Shop Camev. Uovi) A Sport In the Alps J. A B. Morgan Evans A Evans X^HFHFT M Lady Atire's Pets CIMCIMMATI Hugh Herbert A Co. Plrat Halfi Last Half: Rlcbarda Muriel Window McRae A Clegg roUliTmoii’ Wtllle Hale A Bro. Rnbevllle EMPRESS (abo) Shattuck A Golden PoUIn Bros. Jultna Tannen ORPHEUM (orph) Blaon (^ty For Wilton Slaters AOOOSTA, OA Kathh-en Kla Wa Ya Deblere Blaon City Four The .LeTolloa John T. Ray A Co. Gordon Etdrid A Co. Sorette A Antoinettei Hubert Dyer A Oo. (three to MITMil tons to ail) '****^ Montgomery A Perry Demareai A Collette LaatLast Half: Victoria Four Cecil A Mar DECATUR, ILL. AVRMTB (wra) nilly DunUp Garden of Surpriiu's I . Allan Dlnehart A Co. All-Girl Revne*Revue* Flllla Troupe Paul A Pauline EMPKES.S (wva I Pint Half; Moore A St. Claln DeForeat A Kearna XAH8A8 CITY. HO. Singing Four First Half: Hana Hanke 0ALVE8T0M0ALVE8T0N. TXX. Bmho Altw Fire MacUirena Leo Been A Norris' Baboona Scamp A Scamp GRAND O. H. (Inter) ORPHEUM (orpht On the Vennda (two to Emmet Devoy A Co. nil) KEITH'S (ubo) Lane A Harper (31-Jan. 1) Laura Nelson Hall A Von Hampton A Shrlnor Laat Kwt ORPHEUM (obo) Co. Ruth St. Denis The Right Man EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL. o Amlra ' KartoIU Pour American Bob Albrigbt Kane A Herman Morton A Glass Last Half; PatroPatrollen I Roland Tnven A Co. Burley A Burley ERBER’S (wva> Foley A O’Neil ('apt. Anson A Daughter Four Kings Britt Wood Implta Ptnn Lillian Pleaaanta Cartmell A Harria Laat Half: Plrat Half: lX‘,Ii[r?TonC^: * !! Clara Morton The Right Man (three to ail)till) California Boys' Band Dyer A Fay Ia>aeh-Wallln Trio Adroit Bros. Morin Staters Bert Kenny ATJHORA. ILL. Aveling A Lln.vd Sllber A North Harria A Nolan I Musical Geralds Bowman Bros, * Morgan A Armstrong Hallen A Hunter Maater J. C. Ijewla A WiUiams A Wolfoa <■> FOX (wva) .trthur Havel A Co. Co Creole Band I’®*'"® * Sterling Laat Half: BUFFALO Rath Bros. 1 PANTAGES(ml SHEA’S (ubo) Chaa. Seamon Laat Half: GRAND RAPIDS. MICH George A UUy Garden Stone A McAvoy Rigoletto Bros. flSl^ A miarm.a ”’®'** * Card Lanrle A Bronson Straasell’a Animals DurelH'r A lh-l.ee EMPRESSIMPRESS (ubo) hSi^A DoVJfJl RnwaonRawaon A Clare Great Lester Four DanuTws CLEVELAND DENVER Kimberlv * Arnold MuaiealMusical JohuatonaJohnat Blaon Cltv Four Three Bartos KEITH'S (Ubo) OKPIIEI7M (orph)I) Jimmy Lucas A Co. I'retperltyPr<-»perlty (two to Sill Marx Bros. Crawford A Broderick Harry Fern A Co. Raymond A Caverly Five ArmentodArmento Fran’s LeDent Duiwdln Duo James Gordon Jed A Rtbel Dooley AHSTIM,AVSTIM, TEX,TEX. Time Hickey Bros. Ned Nestor A Girls Last Halft MAJESTIC (Inter)(Intc Hob Dallev A Co. ^voet A Gonlat (31-Jan. 1) Welch's Minstrels KANSAS CITT, XAN. "•rt* .wmeher IleracbellIleraebell Handler THE BEST BALLAD OF THE SEASON GREAT FALLS. XGNT. ELE(rrR10 (Inter) l>-Mall Clerks Brenda Fowler A Co,I Pint Half: Prumley A Pearaoa MeWIUeMelville A Rule PANTAGES(m) Heaaer Girls Hana ClassicClaaalc Dane**Danet'ra (Jan. :!-3> iHickok A Gage ronr lAmmys Claire RochesterRoeheater i Mr. Cliaser ! Electrical Venos I Eob ntx-simiiioiis A Son| Last Half: KBDIRR (wra) Franklyn Ardell & Co. Valentine A Bell ! Anthony A Muck I Howe A Howe Plret Half: Valentine A Bell “COME BACK TO NORMANDY” : Sol A Leslie Berns Chaa. Hendrix A Co. Jeannette A Pendleton BALTIMORE A Sure Winner tor Your Feiture Number i Chinese Castles KENOSHA, WIS. Own A Parker MARYLAND (ul(ubo) I GREEN BAY, WIS. VIRGINIAN (wva) Wm. Armatrong A Om Valmont A Reynan ! oitrilKl’M (wvai nrat Half: Seven Bneka Billy Ibnin^r’a Clrean Belle Baker '. Tint Half: Lea Keillors 1 Vm. .ir.-natrong A Co. jNImx A Schuster WhltaeldWhitfield A IrelanIreland “DRIFTING ALONG" ^ I Shirley Slstete Mareena, Nevaro A a. Harry Bereaford A Co. Full ol Pep Fine tor Openini or Cletin{ .« Mareena Kuter Webb A Rntar Mark A Walker ■ Jos. Browning ! Koval Gasroignes Five I.ycenm Olrla GeoiwetteGeorgette A CanitoCapitola SELNDNOW \ > (two to (111) Adler A Artina Hickman, Shaw (A i Last Half: LMt Half; Kartell! Roy A Arthur C,,Campbell 233 Post Street . . . CHAS. N. DANIELS ... San Francisco Two Storys VletclM-r Drlcoll Trio Ohss. Wilson LINCOLN (wva) Imperial Chinese DuoI Doc O'Neil Four Kings Pint Half: BATTLE CREEK,CBEEX, MICH Weber A Wilson (two to fill) a. BUOU (ubo(ubo) HAHILTON, CAN. KNOXVILLE, TENN. Caroey, Uoyd 4k iMtLaat Half: Baby Helen Jamea Carson A Co. Ryan A Riggs EDMONTON, CAN. Holies A Buchanan Moore A Haager Cranberries TEMPLE (ubo)ibo) BIJOU (ubo) IIV...V o 4. WfliktCa Suffragette Revue PANTAGES(m) Claude Gilliiign'iiter A Gordon A Rica E. E. (TIva A Co. * ®®' Winona Wlnten Frank Carmen >. Tint HaU: (two to fill) Oo. Maleta Bonconi Tate's Fishing Telephone Tangle Avon Four Yvette Last Halft BELOIT. WIB.WII Bobble A Nelson BUTTE, HGNT. The Stampede Sophie Tucker A Co. 5®R®'^ ? f-maon Threa RUnoa Last HaU: Will Morris WILSON (wva)(wvi Big City Four Bert Fitxgibimn Belleclaire B/®*-Bros. mrg, Four Entertainers PANTAGES(m) Elisabeth Cntty HOUSTON, TEX. ^yal Oaacoignw PintFirst Half; (Jan. 5-9) COLORADO SPRINGS, PANTAGES (m) Bthel McDonough Rosa Bros. Hall A Beck .\uatralian Waites MAJESTIC (inter) Great Leon A Co. COL. A Nut Sundae ^Nan4,0 Gray GRAND (abc) (two to fill) Benny A WoodaWoods Klnkald Kilties Ptorlot A Schoacld (three to fill) burns (^.) ‘ ERIE.ERIE, PA. Brierra A King Plrat HaU: MAJESTIC (orph) Eekboff A Gordon Tun Chin Troupe Last Half: Jones A Johnson Tango Sboca Eva Tan^y K,. * - w'.tma. (Same bill at Lincoln. Three Mori Brothere COLONIAL (nbo) na Bvrift A Daly A'nil u, Klalas A Waiman Margaret Ford Keene A Williams A Walters A Walters Neb . 4-6) * Hyman * winter l Co. PWl Bennett Travltt’s Canines Forest Fire valentine Vox f.,y 8. Miller Kent A Oo. Forest Fire effort A King Basel Leone CALGARY. CAN. Burt jt,Sn“o.. Hr.Mr. A Mrs. G.O. Wilde DES MOINES, lA. Jim VcWlIIUmaVeWUHams Imperial Jiu Jltanni Last HaUi Geo. KellyA BIXltlHOHAH. ALA. ORPHEUM (orpb) i®*!?Josle Heather Dltl'IlEt'M iorph) EVANSVILLE. IND.OH Troupe Marbel Gems 2“.?-.*- LYRIC (nbo) Ptlcer A Douglas ButhRuth Budd t'hip A Marble NRW GRANn Kerry A McGee Hull A Dnrkla First Halft Adair A Adeipbl J^nJohn Geiger 4 vim-ent NEW„ GRAND (wra) INDUiNAPOUS Five MacUirens Brads Kelly A Wilder Co. Imtaoff. Conn A Corlnne clownClown Seal H A A Scyiiionr Pint Half; KEITH’S (nbo)ibo) (two to fill) Eros Antonio AO*. Ed Horton Odlvm Alice Lyndon Doll A Flanagan A Edwards Emmett’s Canines Tennessee 'Ten XOXOICO. IND. Trovato PALACE (Ofph) Kalft (to. Frlsooe Chas. Gibbs Sylvester A Vance Alleen Stanley BIPFS (nbo) COLUMBUS, 0. Swteh Lads A Itosslea iCbeatera Vlolinskv White A Osvanaagh MyrI A Delmar Gorman Bros. Pint HaU: KEITH’S (ubol Orth A Dooley Palish A Pern „ Fraternity Boya A Girls Chung Hwa Four PANTAGES (m) School Play Grounds Rae E. Ball DETROIT Will Oakland A Co. lAat Half : «'»• M®"*® orchestra Pauline Last Half: Stnart Barnes Both A Roberts Kirby A Rome MILES (abc) Al A Fannie Stedm BLOOXIHOTOH, ILL. Hugo B. Koch A Co. Apdale'a Animals c) CroM A Doria M) Jewett A PetKlleton Evelyn A Dolly LYRIC (Obo) Sevra Honey Boya MAJESTIC (wva) Beneee A Baird Spiaaell Bros. A Mack Law Hoffman What Happened to Ruth Mane Ruaaell • The Tamer Mystic Hansen Trio Hu rot Boys nm Half: lionia Hardt Holland A Jeanie Bert A Harry Gordon Davto A Kitty Beeman A Anderaea George A. Lilly GanGarden Gotdemlth A Plnard New Producer Drawee, Hambo A Oscar latrralne Girl In the Moon Sllber A North CEDAR RAPIDS, lA. Frisco Tho Revno DeVogue Women victoria (m) * **®®*'* Leigh A Jones Balpb (tor^nora LaPAYETTE, IND. Elsie WlllUms A Co. MAJESTIC (wva) Cloaks A Snita PAXOO,PAXOO. H. D. Piise Half: ' ^ WlllUms A Co. DALLAS. TEX. (one to fill) FAMILY (nbo) Prevost A (hralet Frances Kennedy Pint Half: Olson A Johnson nnasirv (one to fill) GRAND (abc)(I IQCB First HaU: Variety Trio Nedcrveld’aNedcrveld’s Baboons Bae A Wynn MAJESTIC (Inter) IXONWOOD, lacB O'Donnell A Blair Plrat Half: Fbor Hoses Pe Mall Clerks LastLMt HtOf!Half: Pipifax A Panto TEMPLE (nbo) TEMPLE (abc) Donnelly A Dorothy “®’ Morgan A Stewart Oervo Mystic Bird Oneenle DunedinDnnedin Morris Golden (Two Days) Petticoats Dunbar's DarklesI Night in the PaPark •' The Dog Watch Measer Slaters Ckas.Chas. Mack A Co. Ernest Evans A Co. Smitetta SIstera Dickenson * Deagoo Aide Randegger Altboff Children Raader-lJiVelle Trio > Bert A Harry Gordon Four Lammys Emllv Darrell A Co. Dong Fong One A Haw (one to fill) Howard Stillman Alaska Trio Laat Half: DndlevDudley Trio LaTena’s Elephants Fred V. Bowers Harry Brooks A Co. Scheon A Mayne Alan Brooks A Co. VTTV*r ,^®' LMt HaU: ^Alberts (one to fill) LMt Half: Ponilllo Sisters FLINT. WCH. Edwards* Animals The Night CTerk Henry A AdeUlde Sylvia Loyal A BOSTON Plerrota Dugan A Raymond MAJESTIC (nbo) JA'JXSOH, MICH.nCH. LANSINO, mCB. J'OJM « Downing * Holmes A Wells Mirano Bros. First Half; OSPHEUM (ubo) Barton A Joseph^ KEITH'S® '®®®^labo) Fnn on the Farm DANVILLE. ILL. (ubo) BIJOU (ubo) Minnie Alien Five Florlmonds Six Little Wives Buster A Bailey Minnie Allen Fred Zobedle A 0>. PALACE (ubo) First Half: First HaU: J*d A Ethel Dooley GePaceDePace Opera Co. DEVILS LAKE, N. D. Laat Half: Co. CHAHPAION, ILL. First Half: Jack LaVier Willie Hale A Bro. WTiTonu / » OeneGene Green GRAND (abc) H*rto * Rialto LeRoy A MabelI Hart Wilton Sisters WliaON (wra) OinlinOtnlin A Parks Trio ORPHEITM (wva) Naughty Princeea Last Half: (Two Days) Hayes A Neal Frank Stafford A Co. John T. Ray A Co. First Half; Frank A Toby First Half: Smiletia Sisters Herman Llcb A Co. Ray Snow Victoria Four Rosa Bros. The Uabera The Bimbos Alexandria Bevan A FTlnt Ray I.awrence '■'"•I A Edwanls George lovett A Co. Flllla Troui« Kuter. Webb A Kuter DeLeon A Davies Bell A Fredo .one to fill) ■'•‘W?e of the World LMt Half: LMt HaU; Maater J. C. I.ewU A Co. Scr.-naders J. C. I>>w1s. Jr.. A Oo. Tuscsdo Bros. Permalne The Ferraros The Dohertys Brennan DUBUQUE, lA. dodge. IA. I Emily Darrell A Gen. Ed La vine V L.-irraine A Fleaeonleon Harry Holman A Co. Swartx Co. Bessie Clayton A Co. Strassell's Animals .Vlaska Trio MAJESTIC (wva) PRINCESS (wva) LMt Half: DAVENPORT, lA. Firit HaU; First Half; The Naughty Princess COLUMBIA (wva) I>ove A Wilbur Follis Sisters A I/eRoy CHARLESTON. B. C. First Half: Holmes A Wells .Sam Hood VICTOUIA (ubo) Hamijola (luartette Dunbar’, Salon Singers (two to Dll) First Half: Copeland A Payton’s Pat Rarrett Laat Half: Frank Mollana Girls Treat’s Seals Four IIiiKlmiids DECEMBER 30, 1910. flruwnlDC * D»tn Callate Ooiiant C. FraiK-lH K«rl»u«r Judve ft Uala las I i'0>vc Ii boi I c>*e SI ir »IO<* f IIt {)!If^o is -A OAKDI N oi illKPKISfS TiMi Oown 8bo|) t‘AI.A<'B (WTt) PRESENT lIirCOtM. HEB. Flnt Half) TOUR OF THE LTUH' (w»*) l4iV‘.ue ft luman Klam ft WalDiuD Fint H«Ui Uawoon ft Claire U. B.O. Murk & I**"*® Weber ft WIImoq II.Klroir Troupe Anieta UP TO DATE LMt .Ktlf: AiMlemon ft Guinea (two to ItU) Laat Half; ROSE dk CURTIS. oKriiBirxi (wT«) 1^ Keltura Agents. Firit H*Ui Miller 8li>tera D, wn June . ljung Tack Sam Aug. 28—Graad RapMa. MurvUy. (three to nil) b«at. 4—OrtrtK. mat- II—Raehtalar. MXHHEftPOLU |„.Hoj ft Harrey hast, lb—MsaUbal. NEW ORANU (wra) S>at- 28—Bufala. Jarrow 0(d. 2—Tereats. lIcGonila. Tatea ft Co. Rowen ft Bowen Oct. a—Phlladalahla. TTTTli BOOK ftUL Cameron. DeVitt ft Co. Oct. 18—Bal.lsara. LITTU Oolrtliia ft Keating Oct. 28—Plttaburg. MAJESTIC (Inter) Mwiela Ue Laze Oct. 3»-liaaartaat heal- Firat Halfi ORPHRUM (orpb) Na«. 8— asM Saallega The Fayiiee la Clilaaaa. K. leou Hlelera Craig Campbell Nav. 18—laaiaaaaallt. yre<'man ft Dunhaminham Moore, Gardner ft Roae Na«. 2(h—LauIwUit. The imttona Amea A Wlnthiop Na«. 27—Claelaaall. Baymonil BoodI Arro Broo. D*a. 4—Oaytaa. Laat Half) Riche ft Bnrt Dm. II—TrataM. Leighton a KennedyBBed* Tempeat ft Sunahine D«e. 18—Maw Yark CKy. Oaa. 28—Braaklya. Barber ft Jarkaoa Rlaa Ryan ft Co. Otto Koemer AA On. PALACR (wra) Lydell ft BIgglaa|laa International Girl Royal Toklo Jayaapn Cnlrman Goeti LOa ftVOXLEB■ram Helen Bereaford ft Co. , _Monarch Comedy Pour ORPHROU (oiph)(oipa) Diving Nympha Bae HamueU Mlaaea Llghtnerer ft * PANTAORS (mi Atozandar I»alay Jerome Hme. Dorla Jnngleman MrKay ft ArtUnelinn Amotva ft Mulvey Vera Sabinna ftA Co.Co Morton Broo. Savoy ft Brennannan ’ Harry Bene Gantler'a Toy’ tthootthOR DNIQUB (abc) Roll A Peggy Valentine Maryland Hlncern»•» Firat Half! SASKATOON. CAN. Kenny ft HuUIn*• Sprague A McNi'ece rn5^^Tz7MM?RMAN6rsO?^a Keeler A R< Iniont KMIMKE (wra) Friend A Downing !H (■) Prtnceaa Wlilte<-loud N CINCINNATI.OHIO. NO. 1 Nfvada-Bld'?. Fint Half: PANTAGEH (■) Three Itegalu O'Neal A Walmaley A IWeaton A Touug Victoria Trio OIrla Three Regals NEW PALACE (wva) Catberine Cbalmer A XM> Fos OUR maxs and laist n Plerera Seztette (one to dll) Firat Half: I Hmm V«a tmbaA.a UTW Kittle Flynn Vah'rle Slatein Laat Half: Stns I think I should draw the attention ? 1 fully believe that the actor aheuM of the artist to one thing that seems have an association based on the same E. F. ALBEE AND VAUDEVILLE to me very important. The more the¬ business principles, to take care of the aters there are the more engagements sick, bury the dead, a fund to take By E. F. ALBEE there will be for the actor. Two sea¬ care of the old and needy, a form of sons ago, 1 think it was, just about insurance; in fact, a beneficial and so¬ this time, it looked very dark for cial organisation, a spirit of the frlend- vaudeville. The chances then were llest relations exlsUng between the Appr«bMMhr« li tli* word do apply ward to laform tho Tooncer fonora- that half the vaudeville theaters would manager and the artist. Oa their tlon of the chan*ed conditions from to tho feellBd with which I approach have to close. But we weathered it board of arbitration, if such a thing is those times. We have seen vaudeville this article. Were it not for the many through, with the aid of the actor, who ever brought about, should be men of grow together. Vaudeville is not like willingly accepted a smaller salary for high standing on both sides and the pleasant ourprieee I hare recolved a legitimate production that may be* the time being. That was the proper now talked of abuses would seen be throush nice lettero from TaudoTUlo oome a hit over night Vaudeville must spirit. If the managers had been eliminated and regulated by two such be nursed and watched. No one can nrtiets within the past year I do not obliged to close their theaters then the organisations. tell Tuesday morning after the Mon¬ acts instead of playing a full season beliere anythin* could hare Induced The present vaudeville aotera’ asso¬ day opening anything about vaude¬ could have only played one-half. me to publicly *ive my views on the ville. It may be months before a new ciation has been in exleteaoe to my While I have been reading lately of relations that should exist hotwoon house gives any signs of getting over. knowledge for over fifteen years, and strike news Mr. Keith and myself have Meantime we managers must carry I can see no headway made by them the vaudeville artists and vaudeville at the same time been planning to that house, settle the losses, take on of any kind in the right direetloa or build two more theaters for high grade manacers. all the troubles and pay all the freight for the benefit of the artist at large. vaudeville, one in Providence and an¬ The same man who asked me for If bad times come we can’t take On the other hand, la the theaters we other in Syracuse. That means more this story has asked me before, saying vaudeville off and put on something find the greatest improvement la every work for the acts. We are about to else' in a minute. We must droop respect as far as the artist Is con¬ the vaudeville artist needed to know open another house in New York. That with the times, but during these days cerned. Better theaters, better dress¬ the actual aentlment of the manager. meana more work for the acts. For of a house going up or coming down ing rooms, better detail on the stage two years following the depression we I did not believe it I had read too the vaudeville act draws its salary. for the presentation of their acts, have been desperately striving to re¬ larger and better orchestras, expert much reviling of the vaudevtllo man- Nor is there any more oomparison claim a couple of our New York houses stage management and stage empley- agor to think that artists playing In with the salary of years ago than there back Into the first rank columns once ees, etc., for the- artist, which years vaudovlUo and some of them on the >■ la the general condition. B. P. Keith more. That means more work. ago was unknown. This denotes a w s aras the father of this vaudeville wo best unns of friendship with mana- ^ ^ ^ I have advocated for the past four healthy condition and should be car¬ or five years an artists' organisation ried along as far as an actors' associ¬ gers needed to know anythl^ more many years and person- tor beneficial purposes, and not for about how the manager felt thM they ij^ow what he had to go through, ation is concerned In the same spirit militant purposes. I have always fully that the managers have developed seemingly were content to see In prtat ^ vaudeville la the high estate believed that such an organisation from time to time written by their n enjoya their part of it, with enthusiasm and would be of the greatest importance liberality, with a thought for all. self-confewied representatives, ^ vaudeville came along the acts to the vaudeville business, realising as The Actors' Pund of America, of Those lettera however, that X have along with H. As our patron- I do that there must be oondltionr which I am a director, has done much mentioned have done much to change pg, increased and became what we which should be regulated, and ha\ing good for Its unfortunate membera I my mind in that respect. They are nii^ht eoaalder permanent we com- the disposition as far as Mr. Keith's can find no record in the vaudeville trom intellectual artists who oan^lnk to give better showa Salaries and my own theaters are concerned it actors' association of any such results. and they have told me a gi^t deal I started to ascend and this attracted would seem to me that with the in¬ It has been militant. The cry Is con¬ didn't believe about the vaudeville art- faces into vaudovllle. When the fluence of the large circuits working stantly, "Down with the managers," Ista general public realised a “variety in unison with the actor it would be and as long as that cry ooatlnnes In For years while the manager has show" had at last been turned into an productive of much good to the actor that vein there will be no progress ex¬ been AgMlng to keep himself afloat entertainment other managers were as well as to the manager in general. cept what the managers make them¬ and build theaters that vaudevlHe art- enabled to embark in vaudeville with I have always believed, and find selves for the benefit of the actor. that my associates feel the same way. ists should be delighted to see go up, comparative safety if they carefully I hope the day will oome when the the manager has seen also during that watched their business. As the years that our business is of such a nature closer relation*^ the most friendly same time the artist flghtlng him. passed vaudeville spread until the that what they call a closed shop feeling will exis: between the artist Why, I don't know and I can't flgure country was dotted with it and the B. would be a menace to its progress. We and manager. Tfte day when they can out. I have never heard a manager in p. Keith kind of vaudeville became so must all realise that every dollar that work on a common plan for <:ve Im¬ the legitimate reviled by the legitimate favorably known that other managers is paid out—from the scrub woman's provement of their line of buatr WAN WAN WAN WAN WAN WAN WAN Qilcafto Palace WANTED-ACTS AND TAB. SHOdVS—WANTED CHRISTMAS TREE AND DINNER ta play tbs best ume In Arkunma, TWcaa and laailslspa. Break a Jump South, or corns and stay. Ws hart tOomiaued from paga 7) yisoiy wuriL Tsi>. StHwea writ* suirk Provss Biggest Ever Held by Percy tte kit of tt)* blU. They botk are vory talMted. _FOUR ft7A7tS NOOmNO ARCNCY. TM-Oa Makars 7rual RIdr. Lttls Rsak. Aritaaaak Tyrrell at Guntar Hotel Md Cbarlay'a comedy la great. Beat of all. they • kick right at the end that briugs big ap- HILLMAN'S IDEAL STOCK CO. WANTS Ssn Antnnlo, Tex.. Deo. 2,3.—With the weather plaue boDon. Twenty mlnutea, full drawing Ideal—mmshlne snd the warmest day ta two An A-t Osnaral Bualiuaa A a r <1 DECEMBER SO, 1016. HARRIS WRITES SCENARIO SIXTY-THREE YEARS YOUNQ N<>w Tork, Dec. 23.—ChariM K. Harria, who THEI tiij BULBOARO’S SONG iimHINTS I u New Tork, Dec. 23.—"No man in the wona U most noted aa a writer of tong hlta, and who do I enry. I am utlafled with my calling—1 flipped off the beaten path Ion* enoagb Uat _ ^ ^ ^ would rather be a composer than anything else." Reliable Guide to the Beat Songa in the Cata- Such Is the meneage that John Philip Sousa, the march king, sends out to tbs world aa be approaches the rix^y-tbird year of his mMieal loga of the Leading Muaic Publiahera life. Only the white that has crept into bis Billboard called to aee him the flrat thing be ■ ■ ■ ' ■■■"■ ' pointed beard betrays the adrance in years, for atarted to talk about wan a new morlng picture Doilt>l68 his person is as lithe as erer. his Toiee 1» Mnarlo he baa written, entitled A MMber’a TOT WEEEWEKE 7T8TJXWT MADE TO OEBEEOKSEK FOE HEME (Harry YouVea Tllaar,Tllaor, ttt W. Forty-alsthFerty-alsth 8t., musically clear and his eye is bright and sure Duty, which he U now making pUns to Him In jg^Eow Tork, E.y, T.).—TonX.).—Ton erlllwill likolike thifthia onoone Immonaoly.Immeaaely. after half a century as an idol of the murical the near future. When naked It the anbject public. Trapshooting and horseback riding are- had been in«plred by any of the aonga he bad Ballads h'.s chief iliversiona and exercise when not com written be rebeme^ly dented t^t hta mnaical ^ picTHEE OF SEAE^OLD ZEELAED (A1 Flaatadoal, Aator Theater Bldg., Bow Tork, E. T.). posing a new march. Recently bo head the aapimttono bad i nyOhlngnythlng to do with It —Exoellout lyrioa and a molody that U beautlfany Zriah. whole deld in a trapshooting contest in Phila¬ Ibla brought bia mind hack to hla a(^ ana yyyyy.g OTAHEE SOYm IE QTAXEETOWE (7oo Horrla Muaie Co., 14t W. Forty-Afth delphia. Mr. Souaa says The Stars and Stripes be atated that not eren an earthquake could 8t, Eaw Tork, E. T.).—Mootiag with mere than ordinary auooeiB. FbreTer is the best march he has ever composeq, atop the aucceaa of Ton A Bcbenck, who are ring¬ OE THE SOUTH SEA TS1.E (Ham Yon Ttlaer, ttt W. Forty-aixth St, Eow Tork, E. T.).-> and that he bad been Inspired to srrito it on ing It'a a Long. Long Time Since I’to Been Homo Beautiful Hawaiian ballad that ia aweepisg the oouatry. board the .itiantle liner, Teutonic, when return- at the Oentnry Theater. He alao aaid ttat n^t.T.TEn he HOHE TO TOT (Booeey * Co., 9 E. SeTentoeatk St, Eow Tork, E. T.)_By Inc from England. The thought that he was Frank Horrell. the celebrated tenor, waa baTlng Fraaeia Beret The moot appaaliag ballad of yeara. returning to hts nativo land fliled him with phenomenal succeoa ringing Come Bart, aa am yyyyyBOBT LOYE8 AE IEI8H SOEO (F. B. HaTllaad, Ut W. Forty-eighth St., Eew Tork, patriotism, and the march waa completed before also the Prlmroee Four, who ore making a bit E. T.).—latredaelag old faeerito Irish songs. A prenounoed hit be landed. with their quartet work in Tan^Ue. Ai^ MAWT. you WAET HE (F. B. HaTiland, Ut W. Forty-eighth St, Eew Tork, E. T.)_ In spite of the fact that be has conipoeed on top of them all, according to Harrio, is bio Aa iatomatioaal song kit iroflc that has set millions of feet in motion - song, which will lire forcTor, The Songs of yy TOTE OWE. OYTE FOEEYEE (Affront Marie Co.,, t FhUaador St, Eooheater, E. T.).— on the dance floor. Mr. Sousa narer dances A real Soathorn song. himself. A FOEOET-ME-EOT EOSE (Inlins Doano Pub. Co., UM E. (Baremont Aeo., (Btioago, Ill.).—The DOGS AND SONGS song with a soul. NEW ORDER OF THINGS EYEETBOBT'S HAFPT IE THE 8THHEE TIME (West End Mnrio Co., tSM Lake St., Cbieago, Dayton, O.. Dec. 29.—It Is announced that New Tork, Dec. 23.—^Meyer Cohn, the rapid- Hi.).—A little oat of season, but summer is eemlag again. after the first of the year there will be a change Are gnn manager of the professional department I bt THE MILL 8TEEAM TOT AEB I (T. H. Olander, Eorfolk, Ya.).—A waits ballad that should in the Colonial Music Publishing Ca New men at Harry Ton TiUer’s, has a bobby. He was interest ballad siiigers. will he at the head of the concern, and after the (aught this afternoon looking intently at a THE OEEMAE BLUES (L. T. Zoaller Mnrio Co., 979 8. Third 8t., LouisTillo, Ky.).—The biggsst couple of framed photographs on the wall. In- hit of the South. concern Is resbiped it will bare branches in New Tork and Chicago. vestigatlon proved that they were pictures of IE MEXICO (Oelenial Musis Fab. Co., Baytoo, 0.).—The latest Mesioe song; going oror nioely. Raymond J. Iden, who has turned out two some of bis prise lap poodles, and that he is jy THAT OAEBEE OF LOEO, LOEO AOO (Patriek Innella Mnrio Co., 926 Hanorer 8t., Boston, numbers that have gone a long way in making an perfect fiend on raising and breeding dogs. Mass.).—A wonderful lyrio wedded to a hanntiag melody. the Colonial Company more solid, will have a During his dissertaUon on the subject be alao yoU'EE FEOM MEMPHIS: WELL, I'M FROM MEMPHIS, TOO (Foster M. Lane, Box 147, wild that his wife was of the same mind as Bonham, Xy.).—A irinnar for any good singing act. share in the new company, and will have charge of all music decisions. The present staff of himself on the dog question, and was writing a WHEE TOU BREAM OF OLB EEW HAMPSHIRE I DREAM OF TEHEEBSEE (Walter laeobs. book on the subject of canines. 9 Boaworth St., Boston, Mass.).—Both elassy and elerer. four writers will be retained, and more will be added. After he got through with his dog speech ABTEALITA BEREEABE (Red Star Murio Co., FayottOTille, Ark.).—A beauty; mnslo somewhat he said that a telegram had been rerelred from Bpanisb in style. Hlnart Barnes, from Cincinnati, asking him pyx OE THE OLB BLUE UEIFOEM TOUR DADBT WORE (McOeehan Bret., Eantiooke, Pa.)_ AWAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS to rush the orchestration of Just the Kind of a Patriotio. and a good snmber. (llrl Ton'd Like To Make Tour Wife, and that O .a New Tork, Dec. 23.—Two of New York's Sophie Tucker had also wired from Balt Lake NOVCity oOIlJiS prominent impulor music men made an exit City askli.g the wime thing. THEE YOU'RE BAECIEO AE AMERICAE EAO (F. B. Hariland Pub. Co., 126 W. Forty-eighth from the metropolis today, and will be gone over Bt., Eew York, E, Y.).—Oreat novelty number that Is an attured tncceti. the holidays. Lonis Bernstein, of Shapiro, WHEE THE BLACK BHEEP EETUREB TO THE FOLD (Waterson, Berlin A Bnyder, Strand Bernstein & Co., left for a trip to Cuba. Ho TWO IRISH SONG HITS Theater Bldg., Eew Tork, E. T.).— Sentimental, and more truth than poetry. went b.v way of Chicago, where he will stop FACE ALL TOUR TROUBLES IE TOUR OLD KIT BAO AEB SMILE. SMILE, SMILE (Chappell eff for a few day*. Bennie Bornsteln. of Harry Von New Tork, Dec. 23.—M. Witmark A Bon* A Co., 41 E. Thirty-fourth Bt., Eew Tork, E. Y.).—An Inetantaneons hit. TMIxer's house, accompanied by Eddie Smalley, surely ore entitled to their claim of "The House xHERE'S BOMETHIEO IE THE EAME OF DIXIE "That Ev'rybody Seems To Love” (William one of the firm’s crackerjack arrangers. left for of Irish Hits.'' It has been many years since lerome Pub. Co., Strand Theater Bldg,, Eew Tork, E. T.).—A Dixie tong that ia in a olass Tinston at the re<|nest of Lsrry Comer and they were without an Irish cumber that be- of its own. Emma Carus, who say that they vrant to learn longed In the hit doss. That’s the case now. psHgiA, "The Land of Love, YHiere I Met Ton" (Will Carroll Co., Times Bldg., Brooklyn, E. T.), Just the Kind of a Oirl Ton'd Like To Make for the two new Irish numbers published this —It will win 'em to yon, Tour Wife, which they Intend to use in their season appear to be in the hit division to stay. oH, HEL—EE (7. Cook, 290 Liberty St,, Soheneetady, E. Y.).—^Tes, this is it; the hit you’ve act immediately. This says nothing of such standard Irish sellers been looking for. like .Mother Machree, A Little Bit of Heaven, THE MOYIE KID (Albert H. Lowry, Box 269, Redmond, Ore.).—A spotlight winner. NEW CHICAGO BALLAD My Wild Iri-h Ror«, Where the River Shannon THE ALLIOATOBB’ PARADE (Magbee Music Co., Columbus, 0.).—A good rag one-step. Flows and others. The new ones are 'Twas THE OIBL EEXT DOOR (Landes-Carlyle Pub. Co., 72 Barth Block, Denver, Col.).—The over- Chicago, Dec. 28.—Forget-Me-Not Rose Is the n.—.n an,* (VR-tan Ta ovvin* night hit by Reed, Dubin A Smith; aa immense snooeas. new ballsd Jn*t off the pres*, which is expected miy sn ® WHAT IT TAMB. I’YE OOT IT (Warner C. WUliams A Co., Indianapolis, Ind.).—If you can't Toro I.earn To Talk Hawaiian. They are as far ^ y,, to make a big hit with the ballad singers. The apart ,.* ihe pole* when resemblance is con- oaDDT, "Won’t Ton Com* Back To Me" (Th* Deqnesaa Music Co.. 125 8. Eew Tork Av*., word* were written by Julius Dosne, publisher sidered. but they are neck and neck In the race Atlantio City, E. 7.).—Some number; get it. of the song, and the music was written by 7. for popularity. Many acts are featuring these I TOU’YE OOT ME, KID (Stark Music Co., St. Lonis, Mo.).-JOive it th* once over and you will find E. Andino, composer of many bits. Professkmal its appeal. copies of this nnmber are now being sent out OBAYETABD BLUES (7. B. Bead Muaie Pub, Co., Austin, Tex.).—Somewhat different and a real blues song. DONALDSON WITH WITMARK PECHIT. DEAB (Uaiversity Praaa Mnrio Pnhiishora, Champaign, III.).—7ust right for a good BOB COLE A MANAGER ___ singlag aot. MT LITTLE PHOEE OIBL (Leo T. Corooran, Music Publisbor, Boston, Mass.).—The novelty aeag Chicago. Dec. 23.—Bob Col*, who has bean New York, Dec. 23.—Walter Donaldatm. the sensation of 1919. traveling repreoentatlv* for th* Broadway Muaie well-known writer of popular song hits, hSM THAT QUEEE CITY BAO (Oonnott Shoot Mnsie Co., Eowport, Xy,).—Ooing over niooly, Cnmpasy of Chicago, haa recently hocorn* tho signed a contract to write exclnaively for M. WHEE TOU XEOW HOW TO LOYE, "How To Xiaa and To Hug" (Shidmoro Muaie Co., Kansas manager of Rmythe'a Marie Company, alao of Wlt.nsrkwit.nark A Sons.Ron*. Witmark sayssavs that thistbia Is ottyi Ho*)*—Amo.),—* sislangy pippin. Chicago. not only good hnstnesa for Donaldaon, but is ComiC SOfl^B O’BRIEE IS TRTIE’ TO LEARE TO TALK HAWAHAE (M. Witmark A Son*. 1969 Broadway, RECOVERY 18 SLOW lie. Among hi* best known snccesoea are We II U Y.)._Hattllng good eemody unmhor; plenty of extra vorao*. Have a Jubilee In My Old Kentucky Home EYERT OAT IS 8UEDAT WITH A JOB LIKE HIEE (Performers’ Xusio Co., 544 W. 156th St., Just Try To Picture Me Rack Home in Ten Eow York, E. T.).—The host out for raal Joy makers. Now York. Dec. 23.—Henry R. MaraboII, who Na-hvllle, Oh, Joe. With Tonr Fiddle I BE A GOOD LITTLE CHICXEE "And Lay ia My Lap" (James P, Doyle, 529 E, Eagle St., Buf- wrote Be My Little Baby Bnmble Bee, I Want and Bow; I'll Be Back In My Low-Backed Oar \ , To Linger, and other hlta. Is still confined to and Wl.w, Verdi Waya the Hurdy Gordy. Don- tWa^oon *U*ua^^ ^ porformano* hla home as the result of an Injury which b* AildHon ha* already •“ ■»”>* excellent i n so*TIBro*OF LlYnf'l DOE'T CARE WHEE 1 DIE (Yanderaleot Muslo Co., WlUIamaport. sustained when be fell from a atroet cur tt »urkh>rk fur Witmark that will he offered to tne Pa.).—On* of th* latest and beet comedy produetlena. Broadway and Thirty-fourth atreot rix month* MuhllcluliMc Huun after New Year'a.Year’a, I COULDE'T OIT THE OIT-UP TO OIT UP AMD OIT (Th* Hill Xntio Oo., Walnut St., *«»««■ ago. He lias not bean able to go to tb* oflic* ^ . City, Me,).-Lock this one over quick, of RemIrk A Company rince the accident, an-t HARRY CARROL RETURNS * “ f^rf WROTE TIPPERARY (A. E. William* Hualo Co., Arnett, Ok.).-A oomie the members of tb* firm and all of th* other people connecteil with the ofilce force ar* hoping : - „ . „ WHEE 1 DIE SEED ME TO MT MA (Warner 0. William* A Co.. Indianapolis, Ind.),—Great New V«ffk.V«6'k. Dec. 23.—Harry Carral.Carral, of Rha- oharaetor nnmhor. that he will be able to return to hit work In plro, Bernstein A Co., la back In New Tork I’YE DISCOYERED A EEW METHOD OF DTIEO (L. 0. (Jhathaiq. Cinoinnati, 0.).—Reaohoa the near future. after touring Hie Ori'heum Circuit for six inside th* funny bona, months, singing hie own aong hit. She Is the l. v» it j MUSIC NOTES Runshlne of Virginia. The author of The Trail MBTCn BBIiBOS According to letters from the border Raymond of the l.one*ome Pin* and Down on Bom-Bom tHBOUOH THFSE WOEDERFUL OLA88E8 OF HIEE (Horry Yon Tiller, 222 W. Fortyrixth St., J, Iden’a new song. In Mexico, la the waits hit Bay Is now hard at work to turn out at least Eew York, E. T.).—Catchy molody; good enough to feature. one big Kuuisblng bit for the new year. The PEACE FOREVFR (W, L. Floyd, Crosby, E. D.),—A* mlBicnt think today. with the boys In khskl at ballt given In Rl firm reports rhal the once*** of War Babtoa baa THE CUTEST OIRL IE TOYfE (Yondorsloot Hualo Co., Williamsport, Pa.).—Eow and up to tb* Paeo. beenKmu beyond Itsits svfftsetatlnna.expectation*. TbeThe songaonff hashaa minutO, Rllly Hart and Billy Rosenhanm'a new one, an unusual appeal be<*an*«> of tho present war Is Sift ssi Mfislifis Tin MNImN Whifl Wrilhit NblfilMn. That’s Littls Essifh T# Ask is Eithsiti PoBytnna, li coming along nicely, and la one sltuii'ton and Its relation to It. Another new •I CssrtsiiM Uinihr EilssM. of the wonder* of the bouse of Granvilla. ballad that I* getting across with a bang 1* Ted Barron haa completed th* aeor* of a new (Wiled They’re Wearing Titem Higher In Ha- PnPIE^ FROFESSIONAIS SENDING operetta that will b* given a tryout in New vana. Nub said. rnurCoolUnAL uunco stamps to cover postage. York shortly after th* flrtt of tb* yoar. 17 DECEMBER SO, 1910. 13 CALLS NEXT WEEK (Contlnned from page 9) LAST HALF BILLS SPRINOFIZLD, MO, | VICTORIA, CAN. December 28-30 ELECTRIC (iBtsr) PANTAGES(mt KEW TOHK CTTY Henry Frey First Half! Winston’s Seals AMERICAN (loew) Captain Sorcbo Lamar Trio. l^ascala Sextette Jo« 0<‘aly Jk Sister Last Half: Joe Roberts BROOKLYN Sterling Marguerite Leonard & l4>uie Cook A itotliert A BIJOU (loew) Electrical Vems Lemalrs A Dawson Cbeyenne Minstrels Adrian Geeban A Spencer VINCEHHE8, IND. BPOKAHN Al Golen* Troupe Belle A Mayo LYRIC (Ubo) PANTAUBS (m) Reed, W'rifrbt & Reed Wayne A Warren Girls First Half: Red Heads Ilarmlesa Bug Rawls A Von Kaufman Bert Howard Maud Muller Verna Mer««an A Co. L,, gerenaders Lou Anger Berbour Troupe Herbert A Dennis (one to flu AVENUE B (loew) Jubilee Fonr DB KALB (loewi vnomiA. ^iHN. Jim Doberty Kaymond Amoros & Mulvey P. George LYRIC ( ..z) Justice Hill A Dale SUPERIOR, wn. Last HaU: Fox & Welle Gould A I.ewl8 BROADWAY (SB) Ynsney A Arloy Woman Proposes Manola Last Half: Wright A DavU Cook A Stevene Reynolds A Donsgaa Barry Sterling BOULEVARD (loew) Scanlon A Press BUaabeUi Otto Carbrey Bros. Check Year Baggage FULTON (loew) Kaboney A Anbnm Downs A Gomes . WAOO, TEX. Daring Sisters Amoros A llnlvey AUDITORIUM (Inter) Dorothy Burton A Co. Pranris Renault Ftske A Fallon TAOOMA. WASH. (Jan. 8-4) Walter Pervlcal Johnson, Howard A Herscbcll Hendler Rice A Francis PANTAGM (m) Listette All Aboard Brenda Fowler A Co. Frankie Rice Mota A Fry IfelTlUe A Rale DBLANCBV ST (loewt PALACE (loew) John Higgins OlytnpU DesraU A Co. Hans CTasalc Dancers Fennell A Tyson O’Brien A Buckley Novel Bros. Claire Rochester Danny Telegraph Trio Nancy Fair Franklyn Ardell A Co. Vassar A Arken ValentlDe A Bell Bachelor Dinner TEXKK HAVTX. IHD. Rondas Trio WA8H1H0T0N, D. 0. GREELEY 8Q. (loew) WARWICK (loew) NEW HIPP. (wra) NcTlna A Gonlon KEITH’S (ubo) Man In the Dark First Half: Mildred Macomber A Co. Maria Sparrow Cross Doris Dorothy Herman A Herbert’s Dogs Homer I.lnd A Co. Lew Hoffaaaa Helene A Emillon Bpcee Florigny Coos A Lorenz Tbs Tamer RIVER, Dooley A Rugel Luts Bros. FALL MAM. Oscar Lorraina Olive WIndbsm A Co. (two to DU) BIJOU (loew) The Berne DeVogns Harry A Eva Puck. Geo. W. .Moore Last Half: LINCOLN SQ. (loew) BIU Morrissey Three Norrie Sisters Cooper A Hartman Emmett’s Canines Camille Personl A Co. Cbaa. Gibbs Wilson A McNallys Robinson A McKIssick Ferguson A Sunderland .\1lee Hanson Gbestera WATERLOO, lA. Birthday Party Gorman Bras. MAJESTIC (wra) Salvation Sue Itellboy Trio Scbool Play Gronads First Half: HARTFORD. CONll. Casting Campbells Gillette’s Monkeys TOLEDO. 0. PALACE (ulm) Barry Glrla NATIONAL (loew) Hill A Acker KEITH’S (nho) Hope Vernon June A Irene Melba Smith A Farmer J. C. Nngent A Co. Morgan A Gray Allen A L'ranchi Happy Jack Gardner AI Herman Allman A Loader Co. Ijidy Suda Noy Tkirian Blcknsll Last Half: Maurice Samuels Fireside Reverie Boys of 1916 Mdm. Paula Walter Janies Francis A Ross Bob Hall The Crvmi wells HAZLETOH, PA. Wood A Wyde Caesar Rlvoll ORPIIEUM (loewi PALACE (loew) Bee Ho Gray A Co. Magaalne Girls Coruala A Adele Baby Zelda TOFXXA, XAH. Oalta Bros. Prince Charles Grey A Old Rose NOVELTY (Inter) WICHITA, HAN. Hanley, Liim A Smitb HOBOKEN, N. J. First Batft PRINCESS (inter) Gray A Graham LYRIC (loew) Sabott A Wright First Half: Arm of the I.aw Wanda tillliert liiiiiee Bollinger A Reynolds Hoey A Leo Holmes A IjiVere Case for Sherlock Jack Polk PALACE (ubo) Redemtdlon Francis Dyer Jerome A Csrson McDevltt, Kelly A (Pull Week) Carl RosinI A Co. Lncy Junior Follies Lsat Half: Txinis Mann A Co. Eckert A Parker Houdinl NEWARK. N. J. IGarden of Aloha Rogers A BrockWHyaway Emma Cnrus A lairrr MAJESTIC (loew) Moore, O'Brien A Comer Adolpho Bddls Hsrt Cormack jj,„, ^ ^ Rainey Johnny Dooley A Yvette Rugel Scott A Msrkee TORONTOTO Edwin A Lottie Ford niiMHom Seeley Clinton A R awak* to tka fact that, otbar Uloga BURLESQUE NEWS aqnal. It Is tko now skow tkat |sts A Happy New Year to All WILLIAM B. FRIEDLANDER INC. Theatrical Attractions OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS Four Husbands (Eastern), The Naughty Princess, The Night Clerk, The Suffragette Review, Four Husbands (Western), Around the Globe f Seven New Productions in Preparation for 1917 800 Majestic Theatre Building CHICAGO, ILL. e DICIMBER M. Itif. H H. Friiliii lid Aiiti Friiliid .LtABl AND BEOOND BUBINIBB In Repertoire 1‘anaauMit Addrxm, The BlUlioard. BSRCLSV S HURSEY mUMtral dlmnor. Gddir Wbll* U In th» nd | reatiirr.4 with the ahow, and la highly commented with Jmse lUaIr’a OaoMdlana. »nnov pf the show. upon In each town, A apectal line of pictorial blair’s comedians Th4 I'ontiwny will play tbrough I'annaylvanln iia|M>r la natal. A new play, written by Jack ALINE NEFF Oxrins tli» winter muntha. and a proapanHia Orinith. wna recently given a tryout and met INBINUI LEADS Robart A. NaR Theatre Da. AT FIRST MILESTONE renern la loobini for by tha ntiinagemant. with hearty approval. It la now being uaed aa a feature bill. INDEFINITE RUN SCHEDULED VELMA NEFF Will B«fin S«cond S«Mon on BUSINESS IS GOOD NIAVItt LEADS AND OHARACT Tho Idiwrence Denting Theater Oompeny, Dabtrt A. NoB Theatn Da. January 3 —Roatar Naarly pla.xlng ihriMigh Nebreaka and Wyoming under VerualllM, O., I>ec. 33.—Tho Rdwarda-Wllaon tha Sanaa aa at Opaning the management of Vincent M. Sherwood, la Iteperiulre ('umpany, playing a week'e engage¬ BILLY K. REY doing excellent bualnoea. Tbe company will ment here. Imx (Pine a nice bUHineaa with n “TNAT RED BEADED COON" in Wichita Falla eontinuo playing three and four-nlgbt atamla hIgh'claM repertoire. William Ford and F. A. Noxi with Jemr BlMris CnmnUano. tinlH New Year*a l»ny, after wblcb It will open tilldtr, two new nicmbera of tha ahow, are do¬ nn indellnlle etock engagement at the Orphe'iin ing nli-ely, Thj maler la- Kbert Rilward.i. Ilen- Tliexlar In Shertdan. Wy. Tlie company baa jMiikO IHatr'a Comedlana, under the direct rletin M'llao’i, l DICIMIIR SO, 1911 Ttie Billboard 17 iwmBimniHiiiiiiimatiuitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiimHHiiiwimiMnaiawsa AMERICAN ACADEMY I OF DRAMATIC ARTS || Franklin H. Sargent, Pitt, Dramatic Stock ^The Standard Institution Dramatic Education was very clever, and waa well received. Clairs exix-llent buslnena with the line of plays being LUDLOW PLAYERS IN Sinclair, m Juan, and Pre such a real and honest actor as James little business acumen, and that great If local autonomy comes with union¬ William PitzPatrlck, is not trade geniuses are usually almost entirely ism the vaudeartist will find himself unionism, but only a false image of devoid of the bargaining instinct. under a new set of masters, with new it. Generalizations such as these may be and different notions and rules and Billg&atd So, while Mountfordlsm is dead and more or less true, but when we con¬ new whips for enforcing them, prac¬ tically every week. If centralized TKE SHOW WOSLB EVCTCXOPEDIA Whiteratism rapidly dying, trade sider the “reasoning” some actors are unionism is still a very lively issue and guilty of we can not but believe that government obtains a czar and bureau¬ Tbe Billboard Pablteliins Company, the faith of many of its adherents and all artists are children. cracy will be his portion. W. H. DONALDSON. advocates as Arm and unshaken as Their premises are wishes, not facta If a minimum wage Is adopted all inJBLICATION OFFICE: ever. They start with what ought to be, not salaries will soon become wages and Billboard Baildlng, 2S-27 Opera llace, These freely grant that they have what is, and argue therefrom to the wages will all drop to the minimum. Olnciiinati, Ohio, • ■ • • U. 8. A. no hour-day problem to solve, and conclusion with which they started as They always do. Lonf-Dlatance Telephone, Canal S08&. that the apprentice question and the a premise ail to as great purpose as a Thus will incentive be destroyed and Private Eirhange, connecting all departmente. matter of a minimum wage are very dog chasing his tail. vaudeville disappear entirely from Cable Addreaa (Beglatered), “Billrbor.’* minor afflictions—by no means the big It is very true that art should be the realms of entertainment. and important things they are to free. Unionism is a good thing In Its skilled artisans, mechanics and la¬ The proposition can be proved in a place, but its place Is among the BRANCH OFFICES: borers—and yet, because trade union¬ dozen different ways. tradee. It Is not for the professions, NEW YORK ism has coped with them successfully, It can not thrive, develop or advance and especially not for the arta in thrall. Third Floor, Babway Central Baildlng, Broadway, they have persuaded themselves that Porty-aecond Street and Beventh Avenue. it will be equally efflcacious with other Telephone, 8470 Bryant. and quite different propositions. This But to call in trade unionism is to Readerz’ Column CHICAGO seems poor reasoning to us, almost as Invite real despotism to replace a Orllly Baildlng, Monroe and Dearborn Street! poor as that of the vast number of purely fancied one. Telephone, Central 8480. passe, worn-out and inutile players For every restraint, disadvantage Anyona knowing the wheieabouta of a yoang man named Shelton kindly ndrlse hla mother, 8T. LOUIS among the small-time actors, who are and hampering condition with which Mrs. M. E. Shelton, Baldwin, Kan. Shelton la Nolaen Baildlng, Slatb and Olive Streeto. deecrtb^ oa being about S feet, 8 lnpb«e to Long-D1 via nee Telephone, Olive 1738. height, weighing abont lUO pound#, with dark hair, gray eyea and amall acaiw on tbe right SAN FRANCISCO cheek and on tha noae. 005 Ilnmbodlt Bank Baildlng. Would like to know tbe addreaa of MIm Fern I'erry, lately with Tbe Vaaaar Olrla Com¬ SPECIAL BEPBESEVTATIYEI: WORDS OF WISDOM pany.—F. K. Gordon, CUrkaburg, W, Va. Xanaaa City, 1117 Commerce Bldg., Tel M. The addrtwa of Joale Brott, who waa with tbe S0B7, Baltimore, 807 W. North Ave. Cleveland, 49 HIk>w on tbe Great Empire oiraxan the past eaaon, U wanted by FraneU X. Grenier, 154 820 lllnmlnatlng Bldg. Plttabarg, 810 Keller- ■ THAT EVERY VAUDEARTIST SHOULD READ College atreet, Battle Creek, Mich. man Bldg. Twin City Offlee, 720 Phoenix Bldg., B. Meraon, 79 Hoag avenue. .N., Mlnneateill*. Mlnnenpolle. I>oe Angelee, 004 American Bank Minn., 1* anxloii* to locate hU brother. Morri* Bldg. London, England, 8 Bapert Conrt, Ptcca After the governments, the churches and the schools the trade (Tintype) .Meraon, wlio had aeveral eonre«*lnn* dUly CIrena, W. Parle, France, 121 Rae Mont t the Waeo Cotton Palace. unions are of all Institutions probably the most capable of beneficent J. KIrhard Htroine, laat known to be with A martre, Tel. 222-01. achievements. This opinion emanating from us will probably surprise Chlneae Honeymoisi (Company. It re<|ue*tf lison-Wbite in tbe West. Friends are welcoming THEATRICAL MANAGERS’ blm to tbe fold of tbe immortals again. ACCOUNT BOOK OF RECEIPTS 4 EXPENSES A new book Is out from tbe presses of Doran A Oaily nwmoraiidum of r«cf4pts ami expctiaaa for Uis A Co,, by a lyceum lecturer, Japanese Conquest iiiiv ig ilirairl>al (umpatilei. I'taiiaiiia all Uia Uems Lyceum and Chautauqua Chat V griitral u-’e in tin- •iliow I.UHliinw. of American Opinion, by Jtlontaville Flowers. It It 1.1 iNiiiul ill fliith I'uvrr, and flu the porket. Mlae. is a fine follow-up of Mr. Flowers’ startling lec¬ lxt>% I'.K'hm. A very liuidy book. Havn iliaputeg By THOS. ELMORE LUCEY ture, Guarding tbe Golden Gate. Prloa, lU Cfata. Poitaald. I'be Central Chautauqua Bureau of Cblc-agu bas THE BILLBOARD PUB. CO., 25 aad 27 Ogtra Place, > Claciaaatl. Ohia. TANK TOWN TALK east of Wisconsin, Iowa and New .Meilco, and arranged with tbe Illnshaw Conservatory to or- _ are starting tbe season with Dne proepects, ganiae and produce a numbernuniDer ofoi lyceum com- MUSICAL GLASSES . Tbe Dixie Bureau of Dallas launches a Ore- panles for their circuits. Mualral Elertrlc Beila, Oulna. ITowo .vmong the recent lyceum wedding, was t^ Chautauqua circuit beginning next May, - I’uta, FunneU, Xylophones, etc. Oat* oJoguo on receipt ot atamfia. U romantic marriage of ayne . we a operating over Texas and adjoining States. M. VfAl P SWA I I OWTAII S KILACNKIMM, llil2 NapUv Aroiue. Miss nettle Jane Dunaway, of the Alkahest ^ irrepressible, with the Ineradl- SWALLOWTAILS Blohnind Hill. N. Y. Jl^'ge ■ S ^we5“Din.way '**’“* of this new There I. a move on among tbe lyceum high- XniOlFO l*uxxles. Jokes, Magic Goods, ITiyi, of Grande L«dfe, Mien. Tbe »e S wblch tpelta Bucceiis to »tan with. brows to eliminate the conventional dreaa ault I KllaKA Wigs. Doll Slid Csiie Ilacka, Hitiaa- event created a huge lot of lyceum interest, be. ^ discoverer of Lm?of ^^0 progre^^^^^^^^^ 4 IIIWIwW tional (iK-apes, llluiloiii and Htogo Hupiilirs. Largo l'J17 t'slaliw fm lug the termination of a romance of four years. elaborate,! bis com- t^rdin^that riyceurevcn^^^^ Miss Dunaway narrowly escaped a atage ca- o«Kt M«aieAL CO.. reer to become the bride of one of tbe most sue- ... . ehrUtened a civic fc.tlvsl week ^ “ almost taboo in tne # i wha I. the sue. *** “a* cnristened a civic festival week, gummer chauatauqua anyway, tbe inmmery ceaa u > re.rter elvlnw' Tbs I.*dy of tbe 0P«“» In a town on Bunday afternoon, and white trousera being decidedly the moat attract- father in bia late busy years on llic platform ^ful coatume re^er, gl ng e continues each afternoon and evening tbrongh tbe ive and democratic. Ellaa Day, the dean of Mrs. Rimzcll had sacrifli'cd the comfiTts of a wa * vepMille entertainer bla wife f*'* writer flrat met Dr. Nichols almost lyceum traditions. Insists that no appearance ;>leasRut home to attend to bis secretarial Is the well-known versatile e . ^ decade ago when we were harnessed up in an i* strictly au fait wltbont evening drets, while Juties, and he feels the Ions tbe more keenly a nonproresslooai. evangellatlc campaign in Texas. He is one of of those who detest the padded awallow- In cnnsequence. He was forced to cancel eight Tbe Badcllffe attractions are expanding, the real stars of the platform. tails are already wearing a neat cutaway. The weeks of hookings, but Is hack In harneoa again, Harry Holbrook, tbo efferveacent and neverAleep- Guy M. Bingham, the lecturerf haa been made darn-tbe-dlfference outsider looks on calmly. Chautauipia representatives are represented III Ing representative, bas opened a Texas olBce. secretary of the religious work of the Y. M. delivers bis stunt artistically, and. for the rest, tbe Arkansas Ia‘glslatnre tbe coming term by and has a corps of agents In the Lone Star c. A. in Mnncle. Ind.. which will Increase his mnrmurs “Ishkabibble.” Hon. Beo H. Johnson, who was n'cently etecteil State, II. W. Scars, tbe "talfy” niiin, and J, II. professional respvnsibllltles while enlarging the Miss Florence J. Hoover, who bas done kucb to tbe Mtate Si'iiate. Mr. Johnson was for tbrso Sowerby are alao invading the Texas Held with scope of bis nsefulness. Twenty large Industries efficient work as office secretary of the Cbl'eago years engaged in ebaiitauqua work In Arkanoaa a Booster Chantanqna. and It would seem that of that manufacturing city will feel tbe In- Civic Bureau, has launched a new agency of her Prof. Henry B. Honey, fanuSus for many tbe good people of tbe biggest State will not be Alienee of bis contact with meu In training own, specialising In local club and society work years as the coach, pnalneer and manager of lacking In ChautauquaCbautauqna enterUinment.entertainment. them for moral efficiency. In the Windy City. "Boney'a Boys" concert companies, covered himself with glory in the recent Hlatorical Ur. Frederick A. Cook has been telling bis an- The bureau managers are feeling the call of MIsa Elsie Clark, for yeara tbe talented ac- dlenccs Oiat his next ambition la to go to tbe the suburbs. Mr. Chaffee removed his isuiimo- companlest and aoloitt of J. H. Balmer'a Kaffir Pageant of 8t. Joseph County, at Mouth Bend, North Pole by aeroplane. Some of tbe douliting dlous offices out to classic Evanston s I 20 Xfie Billboard DECEMBER 80, 1918. and H’lio came luto Clnciunatl aeveral dajt ahead the ahuw to pave the way, aocompllahed their work lu a way that would have given an electric dynamo a good tip to follow. They left no GOSSIP OF THE FAIR SEX atone unturned, and their ellorta are bearing fruit thia week in the great audiencea that are By BEULAH LIVINGSTONE fllling Muaic llall to wltueaa the performaucea, U. U. Van Loan la keeping hia eye on tte billing of a certain motion picture theater, While chatting with Jessie Bonstelle this morning she told me how Lit¬ which dreaaea ita uahera in the *'atmoapihere” tle Women, which William A. Brady is now pre.‘'enting at the Park Theater of the picture on exhibition. He saw the uahera in war costumes for The Birtb of a Nation, Did you give any of your friends a t>ox of for a special three weeks’ Christmas engagement, first came to be dramatized Babylonian outtlts for Intolerance, and then In- Clirlstniaa cigars this year? Neither did we. by Marian de Forest. After trying for eight years to get their consent Jessie iiuired of the manager when Purity would be Now that it is ail over, and our indiTidual Bonstelle finally secured the dramatic rights of Little W’omen from the Alcott on exhibition. l>Ue ushers at the theater are •inking funds have "sunk,** the next thing to comely young women. family. Everything about the book was naturally hallowed to the Alcotts. lay awake nights over and worry about is the Fred Jordan, ahead of The Blue Paradlee, list of reaolutiona to be given a tryout on Jan¬ Aunt Louisa's masterpiece was more than a financial heritage to them; it was breezed into Cincinnati last week on a diamal uary 1, and for three days thereafter. One day, and proceeded to dispel all gloom and win¬ thing to remember is to make the list so a legacy and shared with family traditions and memories too sacred to be try fog. Someone referred to Jordan as a sun¬ lengthy that it would take a superhuman to presented to the public, but Miss Bonstelle finally convinced them that the beam, a sobriquet which lends iUelf admirably lire np to it, and thus you will have a good ex¬ spirit in which she wished to produce the play was one of entire reverence. to hia aunny dlsposltton. After disiiensiug smiles cuse to fall back on after yon throw the list into Having once secured the rights the problem then arose who should dramatize and information concerning the Viennese operet¬ the sail can. ta Jordan continued on nis merry way, spreading Who mum of $10,000 annuallg. In nvlatlon circles It E. Peary and wife. Captain Amundsen, Captain iii Muiii tiiut luia ruiiUg will work a uartlsUlp on Robert A. Bartlett. Alan It. Hawley, preaideot the smaller maneiaCurera, aud probalilg foree of tbe Aero Club of Auierieu; lleury A. W:»e mang of them o'.it of bust ness. Wood, Major Carl F. Hartmann, Commander It. K. Crank, Mrs. Douglas Itobliisou, sist r of GILBEKiS AND LACRAGO Theodore Roosevelt, who read a special txiem iledlealed to Miss I,aw, entiled Flyiug; Mr. and Chicago. Dec. 2'J.--Artliur (-illM-rts -Iroppe; Mrs. 11. P. Davidson. .Miss Eleanor Gates, Into the Chii'ago office of The BlIllMMird from Charles Oliver, Murray Ilulb. rt, Henry Wood- San Franc.s o this wi ek. lie has been wrlth the house, Beatrice Forbc-s-Itobertaon, Mr. aad Mrs. State Legislature sufficient to cover tbe oper¬ San I^ancisco and San iHego fairs for the past William II. Bliss, Mr. aud Mrs. Pomeroy, Hairy MICHIGAN CHANGES ating exp-'iises of the next gear's fair. Tbe sixteen mouths. He is on bis wag to New York, Bowers Biiigle, president cf the Mtaudard Aero¬ mutter will be brought up before the Legislature where Gilberts and Lacrago will open up at tbe plane Corporutioii, aud Lli uteuant V, D, Herb- In Februarg, and, from present iudications, it Casino for an Indefinite run. This Is the old ster. DATES OF ITS FAIR Is geiierullg believed that the effort will be team of Gilberts and Gardner, who lK>ast of a successful. The uew appropriation will me.tn most successful tour In England Just a little GOSSIP OF THE FAIR SEX new grounds, larger aud mure adei(uate build¬ over three gears ago. ings and casb enough to pag Indebtevlness in¬ tCoutiiiued from page 20) Will Open August 31 Instead curred. cxpl.'iined Miss .Vdicr, noting my look of horror, WILL HOLD FAIR NEXT YEAR “gcii iiinst uiiderstaiid that it -s a great honor of on Labor Day—General WILL RETURN TO AVIATION to be accepted at a court theater In any Euro- Massena, la., Dec. 22.—The Mssseiia District Iieaii country. They never take newcaimera, and Manager and Secretary Fair Association will hold a fair next fall, the you iiiu.st have a reiiertory of at least twenty-live San Francisco, Dec. 21.—Matilda Moissant, dates to be announced later. There has been sister of the late John Moissant, Is In San roles to lie even considered. In Europe they do Dickinson Re-Elected no fair on the Massena Fair grounds since 1913, not sign you u|i for tbe s«>ason before you even Francisco and has declared her intention of and. conseiiuently, the buildings need repairing, again getting Into tbe aviation game. Tbe re¬ Ix-gln reliewrauls the way they do here. In which will be done so that they will be In good Hungary we were given au upixirtunlty to ap- cent exploits of Ruth Law have awakened tbe shape for the fair In 1917. The officera of the smbitloDS of tbe former record bolder, who has l>ear In one of our old roles for two or three Oetratt, Mlcta., Dec. 23.—At the recent annual association are J. R. Eblen, president, and nights, when all the critics were invited, and meeting of tbe directors of the Michigan titate been in retirement on her brother's plantation in Charles H. McBride, secretarg, who la also au- then if the reviews in the next day's papers Agricultural tiocietg It was decided that next Peru since .the death of .John Moissant. lierlntendent of the division of concessions. were satisfactory a contract was forthcoming, gear's fair would not be op«'ned on Labor Dag, and we'would appear in something new." Miss as in former gears.'^but will open on Fridag, GRAND CIRCUIT RACES BELTRAMI COUNTY FAIR .Adler, after leaving Troppau, went to Berlin, August 31, and continue through September 9. nod thence to Vienna, wheie she w4h “discov¬ This will allow fire hoiidags—two Saturdags, ered" and brought to .America. Hartford, Conn., Dec. 2:1.—At the recent an¬ Bemidji, Minn., Dec. 21.—At the annual meet¬ two Sundags and Labor Dag—which will no ing of the Beltrami Country Agricultural As- doubt enable mang more people to attend the nual meeting of tbe stockboiders of tbe Con¬ I ha.e to let a week go by without giving tbe exhibition. Secretarg and General Manager U. necticut Fair Assoviatlon it was voted to bold a WK-Intlon A. P. White was re-elected president. newa of the Motion Picture lYelfare League fur W. Dickinson was re-elected for his fifth terra. Grand Circuit race meet during fair week, open¬ O. F. Schroeder was elected secretary and R. H. Prisoners, as I consider It one of the worthiest Should tbe committee be successful In securing ing next Labor Uag, Hartford has held a m> et- Schumaker treasurer. The dates for next gear’s movements that tbeatricwl people have ever tbe National Dalrg Show for 1917 a new ooll- ing everg gear since tbe Grand Circuit started. exhibition have been set for September 12-14. A ataried. On Christmas Day, at Castle Williams seum will be erected at a cost of $100,000, and Last gear a'new half-mile track was opened and committee has been appointed to prepare the on Oovernurs Island. Valentine Grant and -Sid¬ used during tbe fair. premium list and arrange for tbe Improvement ney Olcott, the orgaulrers of the I-engue, ar¬ with a seating capacltg of 15,000. Mang Im- of the fair grounds and the erection of some new firovements will be made for next gear, however, buildings. ranged nn especially attractive program. Percy ncludlng a new poultrg bouse, bleachers to seat WILL PETITION CITY COUNCIL Mtaiullt.g and Edward Davies, of the Green 4,000 and the completion of tbe lighting sgstem. Boom Club, entertained the nicu with Impromptu During tbe past two gears exhibitors who won To Call an Election on the Issuance or ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Hturlea and speecbea. Caroline Ixiwe, the well- prises on their livestock exhibits have bten paid known organist, of Cleveland, gave up her an extra twentg-five per cent on their premiums. $150,000 Bonds for Fair Site North Platte, Neb., Dec. 21.—In this city on Christmas Day In New York to go over to Next gear extra premiums will be Increased to June 26-30, inclusive, there will be held a Governors Island anil play several plane solua tblrtg per cent. Beaumont. Tex., Dec. 23.—At a special meet¬ fiftieth annlveraarg celebration, under the aus fur the men as well ns to act i s ai'companlst Secretarg Dickinson attended tbe meeting of ing of tbe Fair Committee of the South Texas pices of the Semi-Centennial Celebration As«,o for the quartette of singers, eompoaed of Helen tbe American Assevolatlon of Fairs and Exposl- Fair Association last Waldo. coDtralto; Chas. W. Hart, tenor; W. F. elation, which will Irving Holtoiub, liaritor.e, and Valentine Grant, tions in Chicago recentlg, as well as the Inter¬ week. Island Park Include Nebraska as national Live Stock Bxi^tlon. was approved as tbe FRANK RATHSBURG soprano. A beautifully dei-uruted Christmas logical and roost well as Colorado autl tree, containing a present for each of the pris¬ practical site for the Wyoming. North oners and greetings to the twenty motion pic¬ SOUTHERN FAIR ASSOCIATION South Texas State Platte Is known as ture a-'tors and actresses who witnessed tbe Fair. Island Park t ’ll e cradle of the entertainment, was presented by tbe wives and To Moot at Chattanooga in January consists of seven Wild West show. ilangliters of tlie officers at tioiernors Island. acres, and Is owned Olga .Netlierside. who lias been III '.n France, During the celebra¬ is rapidly recovering, and will sliortly resume rhattanooga, Tenn.. Dec. 23.—Although Pres¬ hg the citg, having tion there will be her hospital work. Miss Nethersole has beeu ident Barnes, of tbe Association of Southern Is-en purchased for a frontier jiageant very iictive In the A'oliinteer Aid lletachment Fairs and Expositions, has. not get named tbe park purposes. It reproducing the last of British Nurses. exact date fur tbe snnual meeting which Is to was suggested thiii famous Indian bat¬ 3'lie .Messrs. Mil ihert have iKsned a printed be held in Chsttanooga, Tenn., preparations for the fair association tle In Western ‘Ne¬ set of rules and regulations for the observance tbe best snd biggest session ever held bg the eraplog an exjiert of greater ixillteness among their employees in landscape artist to braska—T h e Battle organiation arc alreadg under wag. The meet¬ of Summit Springs. the box offices of their various theaters In New ing will be held some time during the third go over the proposed York and other cities. One clause says: "Treas¬ week In Januarg, and invitations will be sent propertg for the pur¬ .Among tbe special urers must say ‘thunk yisi' In all cases when out to cemiv.il owners and managers, agents, pose of laging out •lays will be Ke- receiving money fur tlcketx-, and 'please' wh>n booking agents, fireworks olflcials, free act per¬ an attractive park brivka Day. North they want to know the nuiniwr desired." Bravo formers, concessionaires, and. in fact, evergone and fair grounds Platte Dag and for the 8hiiberta! There Is certainly plenty ot connected with fairs in ang wag. that will not be sub- Ilome-Comlng Dag, rmim for a little politeness in inixit of our thea¬ Tbe local arrangements for tbe meeting are lect to overflow. Tbe when a street pag¬ ter box-offices. In charge of J. It. Curtis, secretarg of tbe Chat¬ Citg Council will ITfteen thousand wpiare feet of gold leaf was also be petitionevi to eant of floats typify¬ tanooga District Fair Association. Among other ing tbe Weet from one of 'lie modest onlem of Jixu'pli Criian for features will be a bamiuet to tbe secretaries call an election on docoratiug Coesnaut Grove, shortly to ojien atop and visitors bg tbe Chattanooga Fair Associa¬ the Issuance of Da early history to Ihe Century Theater under the nianagement of tion. bonds In the sum of liresent time vrlU be Messrs. IFIIIngham and Ziegfeld. 3'he non- $150,000 to build a staged. Indians wlU iirrlval of the material from Germany, where levee around Island be brought on from gold leaf la treated nci-onliiig to a foriiinla FAIR DATES SET Park, eonstnii-t s tbe Boaebud Agency, will'll Is a Jealously guarded Gemuin trade bridge aoiXHut the and there will be secret, has made It necessary for the artist to Strawberrg Point, la., Dec. 28.—Tbe stock- barou and ImlM nn Older the pure 'uetal from Amerh-an gold beat¬ holders of tbe Btrawberrg Point Fair Association snake dancea, bloody auditorium. . .\fter shirt d a n c o • and ers. nnd. acc«>r'llng to Mr. Uroiin. the expi-nso re-elected tbe following oOcers at their recent this has la-eti dune of covering four thousand wjuare feet of wall meeting: J. W. llesner, president: 11. W. Sco¬ an additional fi.'iO.OOO other exhibitions. space with this home-produced geld leaf wilt field, vice-president: R. W. Scbug, secretarg, will be raised bg The Semi-Centennial u| proxhii lie $;kl.0tl0. and M/ F. Harwood, treasurer. The fair's dates puldle subscription i elebratlon Aiwocla- I.llllnii ItUHseirs daughter, .Mrs. Dorothy for tbe 1917 fair will be August 28 81, Inclusive. to construct other tlon la compoeed of Bussell Relley, formerly on tbe vaudeville stage. Mang Improvements are planned for next gear tsilldlugs ami make thirty prominent bui- Is still In the West Penn Hospital In Plttoliunl. and there will be additional attractions offered. improvements noces- liiess men, who pro- It Is grently to lio feared that .Mrs. Kelley will sarg to tlie fair. The IMise to make It the bnve to iiiive her left leg amputated. Mlie In¬ ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS rejsirt of Auditor C. blggi-st celebration jured her leg alxHit two months ago as the re¬ L. Hntt showed that In tbe West next sult of a ooinnamhulistlc walk out of a window of Butler, Pa., Deo. 28.—At the annual meet¬ the net earnings of Me»r4ar>' and treasurer ig the Mlrlilgaii Assais- season. The officers n hotel In Paterson, N. J. Miss Bussell Is ing of the Butler Driving Park and Fair Asao- this g e a r's fair il«n of Fain. of the association with her dmigliter constantly. elatlon In the offlces of Secretarg W. B. Purvis, amounted to $1,- are: J. It. McUon- Ersncella tlllllngton, who has Just signed a 0. II. Miller was elected to fill the vacancg .'•71.19. Auditor Rutt ahl, president; W, Mg isiiitract with the American Film Company, caused bg tbe death of Director J. O, Smith, suggeated that the fair of 1917 be lengthened It. McDonald, treasurer, and George A. Mooney, Inc., to npiiear In a series of dramatic pnslue- and Marlon llenshew elected to fill tbe vacancg Into au additional dag for negr after the closing of the Sells-FIoto Show. Mrs. Tbeo. Stout, Thomas Brennan and George NUMEROUS SHOWFOLK Chambers have come over from the Y’ankee Rob¬ Show Wardrobe*, inson Show. IN HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Thanksgiving dinner was enjoyed by the Coetumee, Uniforms, show at Nacogdoches, Tex., where It played day Trappings, Minstrel and date with the Renfrow Stock Company. Requlslves, Banners, Everybody Is now loriking forward to the Christ¬ Sttsi immHraBUIlT Some Merely for the Holidays, mas. date, which will lie right on the Gulf. »R'! Etc. Milwaukee Red conked up a big mulligan the We hate raaetnrtd thouianda nf Some Permanently, Others Sunday the abow appeared In Troup, Tex., and ■bow roUu at the luperlarlty of the big top crew had some feast. The boys our good! and the laTing In bujr- Till 1917 Season Opens— hare Just finished painting the outfit, and every- Ing froia u«. These people axe thing looks new again, excepting t^fe canvas, hist as skeptical as you ar^we which will be replaced by new material In had to show then—we had to More Expected Soon glee them better goods at a lower April. The show will stay In S-iulli Texas from price than they could obtain else¬ now on. keeping close to the Gulf. where—and we did it Let us The Kid Show has horn doing n fine business prore our Flaims to YOU also, Hot Springs, Ark., Deo. 23.—A small army lately, especially In the Jig towns. fitate what goods are needed and <-f cireiiH and tlie:itrlcal folk is In the Arkansas Jnst as the night show started In Lone Oak, we’ll submit catalog, samples and Spa at the present time, some arriving merely Tex., the public school house caught fire about full partlculaiB. for the holiday aeason, others have purchase J. C GOSS CO SANTOS A ARTIGAS SHOWS DETROIT, mCH Continue To Do Big BusinoRS in Cuba ->-Will Be Combined After Havana Date Havana, ('uba, Dec. Id.—Hantoa & Artlfaa SGEixiERY iMiw bare two shows going, one at the Peyiet VKIAL DTH DRfH>B AND riNBBT SHOW BAN- Theater in Havana and the other under canvao., WBW AT TiOWEST PRICES. AU< WORK OUAB- Most of the members of the road show, which ANWeiX Ml ns «hat yon nsed and reeetvs LOH- opened Its tour November 27. will return to the B8T eattanats of cost and lUnstxatsd catalogue. I’eyret next Monday, and the membera of the INKKBOLL ART CO.. Omaha, Nsb. company now appearing at the Pejret take their places un the mad. At the conclnoion of the Havana engagement the entire company take, the road as one circus. TId. show is a revelation to the natives down BMOW TRNT% BLACK TENTS. CANDY TOPS. here, as it Is the biggest thing that haa ever HERNY-SO-ROUND COVERS tonred the Island. Bnsinesa is big and the show Aad Eywythlni In Canvan. Ssad tar Catalsfl. givea excellent latisfactlon. Performers with the show now on tour are NUeRERn BBSS.' TENT k AWNIN8 CO. ns follows; Tasmanian-Van IMeman Troupe, lady IIS S. 4tb SL, ST. LOUIS. MO. acrobatic iiumN'r and iron Jaw act; The Artey% head and hand balancing and perch acts; Maoa- leavy. Jamrdng act; E*rlDce end Bancbei, Hpa;i- SHOW AND CONCESSION Isb clowna; Boxing Kangaroo. Mile. Anrora, pro. senting the e.|nesitrian linn; Hig. Bnrgomls Troupers eojogrlng Ufa at "Ihe House of Hervioe,’’ Hot Rptlngs, Ark. Beading from left to fight; T roupe, The Midget Rider. Wilson'a Llcna, pre- Leun Blondin, animal trainer; Jamea Valentine, Bani'rm Show; George P«oe, Yankee Bobuaon; Fred H«-nted by Capt. 'Tom Wilmoth. TENXS Blckd, Allen Bbowa; Patay Zlngaro, Bamum Show; W. Pelndeater. Rlngllng Show; “Billy" Maurice; OonditiODS are entirely different with a circus Clint Finneg, 101 Banch Show: OL BaUegr, ChopbeQ Shnsr. ill Cuba compared to the United States, and per¬ IT. LOUIS TENT AND AWNIN6 CO. formers who have no knowledge of Spanish are SIS Nnrih Third ShrMl. ST. LOUIS. MO. at a disadvantage. But. taken as a whole, all Elmer H. Jones, promoter of the Alabama. Vir¬ GEORGE RODDY MARRIED? are getting along fine.flise. ginia and G.-orgla Kmart Set Minstrels; Albert ■ The Hanueford Troupe of riderridera have taken Davis and Xie Slundiy. circus pmmoterN; t'has. eiRCNS BOOKS AND CARD TRICKS Dec. 22.—George ». Uodiiy. of Sella- Havana by storm.atorm. TheyThejr are Joetlost as popular In Ooine, bog^ get wlwi. *nie Mcgmt flash for the Tenny, t'sssda Hlsters, Dick Kiebardsun and Kioto rirooH, waw married on De4*cinber 8 to ** Caruao la in New York Jake Fauet. ■oney ever put out by anyrsw. A !0-paae book, Mae Stanton, of Parker. Kan.. Wards are also very popnlar, and Johnny Rob- with a thrce-coior cover. Cantalns various tricks that -Tbe foregoing are all enjoying a course of the ^ ^,.,^^1 g,H.« among his'ohlcago friends. ’►‘th hla four elephants, U also making ean be performed by the purchaser and makes a swell hot radioactive haths at Uie Maurlt^ establish- ceremony took place In Kansas Pity, Kan. Mn«te a hit, and Cuba has made quHe a hit with Sash. We orfer you the followliig proposition: ment. William G. Maurice, proprietor, is well ' llohiiison. He Is learning the language and is ns BsMu aad 2M VaaMlai Cards.$ S.OO known and popnlar among circus and theatrical • progresalng rapidly; in fact, he has outstripped MS Bssb aad 5M VaaMilns Cards. t.SO ■ progressing rapidly; in fact, he baa outatripped ISM Bssks aad lOM Vaalthias Cards. iS.M •vContinuevI Contlnue UNDER THE MARQUEE ^'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll*' Bjr CIB0U8 80LLT COOP & LENT'S ENOR¬ I Wild West Wudom | There are all klnda or circua ailjuatcra, l>ut I & Frontier Frivolity | the real adjuater la the one who baa Ii.h wlta at bU dDfer tipa from tbe time be K‘‘ia up In MOUS SHOWS UNITED rtllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilillillh? tbe moruiug to alp bla eulfee uctil In- retirea ui nlfbt. Juat aucb a man la II. W. WakeHeld, better known aa Hank. Hank, In bla early daya, WANT FOR SEASON OF 1917 I waa wltb tbe Milea Urton Show, tireat Kaateru THE CORRAL 8bow-a, Sella Broa.' Showr, (Ireat Wallace Show People in all lines of circus busincs-s. Big show itcrformers with first-class By RO'VTDT WADDT and Rubinaon Sbowa, and wbat be do«‘an't know about adjuating lan't worth knowing. He aaya wardrul)e and ri^Rinjf. Riders with or without stock. Two small animal acts. all tbe tented organizatlotia will be welcomed Lady menage riders who can also work pony act. Several knockalamt chtwns, Du yuu realize that 1917 is almust here? In St. I^la In 1P17, and that tliv old lot those doubling clown band given preference; must put on good stuff or you Now la tbe time fur cuuteat managers to let at Vandeventer atal I,a t'lede can be uaed again. conteatauta know their dates, the 'a'munnta uf It waa Hunk who had the bara lifted In St. won’t last. Boss hostler, Ikjss canvasman, Ijoss light man for Bolte & Weyer prizea that will be I'AH) lii the various events lionta. lights, l)oss trainmaster who understands repairing cars. Experienced man to on their programs, and tbe rules governing tha run cook house.' Candy stand manager and butchers. Leader and musicians different i-unteata. There la nu excuse whatso¬ Sully acknowledgea wltb thanka the receipt of a ever why contestants should not know early full moat beautiful calendar from Mcaara. Santoa for white band. I^gal adjuster, press agent back with the show, A-l adver¬ particulura regarding tbe different eventa. We and Artigaa, of Havana. Cuba, it la printed tising banner solicitor. Privilege (leople in all lines. Circus lK)okkec|>er and want to make thla aa plain as pmeilblc: Any In aix colora and illuatrated with picturea of treasurer who can operate tyjiewriter. Must be thoroughly familiar with this one who is on the level and contemplates doing tbe two Cuban circua ownem. exactly aa they advertise should have no best work and capable of keeping detailed records. F(JR WINTh^R QU.\RTERS tancy in auuouuciug early their plans; so come ou Another oldtliner hua left thla world. Thia can u.se first-class wagon builder and blacksmith, painter and decorator and sail- right out loud with full particulaiw legardiiig time It la tleorge Wolff Clirlaty. 71). who, dur¬ maker. Good man to break ponies and menage horses. your 1917 contest. This department of The Blll- ing Ilia early life, waa counected with the late boanl la devuteil to the beat Interests of all Tony I'aator, Killy EnierMHi, Dan Klee and FOR SIDE SHOW-Manager o run side show on percentage. Fea- I those engaged in the Wild M'e«t line of en •ithciH He waa alao a clown with the la.e ture acts and freaks of all kinds. Man with side show act who can make deavor, whether they be managers, uecretarlea, John I.ulo on the Adam Furepaugh Show a committees of conttots, owners, managers, etc., acore or mure yeara ago. Deatli occurred at strong second innings. Lady palmist, strong worker on percentage. Oriental of Wild West shows, or wnether they be 'per¬ ibe Jefferadn Darla Suldiera’ Home in Beauvoir, musicians and Oriental dancers. Ten-piece colored band. Also want man to formers 'With M’lld West shows or contestants hliaa.. De'eniber 3. and the body waa buried tbe In frontier contests. M'e will publish at all following .lay. The deceaaed leavea a widow, frame and run No. 2 .show on percentage. times the news, but all vommuulcatiooa must be a daughter and t\ o aona, of whom only one la PRIVILEGES FOR SALE—Hamburger, photo, farm paper, bal¬ signed. If the writer does not want bla full atm In the profeaalon. and that la Tag Cbrlaty, name or addresa to be used, only hla initials, or "The Original Lone Tar Kaby." loons and whips and anj' legitimate privilege. does not want any aignature ou it whatsoever, It PROPERTY FOR SALE—Air calliojM!, one band wagon, one sacred la all right with us, but all coumunlcations coan- If you hare a few quartera to a'liare don t tng to this office must bear tbe address and sig forget Thumua Clifford, the veteran tumbler, ox, set of carbide lights and several miniature cages. One twelve-iwny drill team. nature of tlie writer. M’e do md bar little Jokea, who IH III n badly crippled condition at 109 W. WILL BUY—Steam calliope, two leopards, two camels, five sixty-foot etc., that you may tell on one another. tVicta Auatiii a\ciiue. Cldcago. Mr. CliflonI haa been are what we want, and, above all, news; news with practi'-all.v alt the big hIiowh, beginmug hia flat cars and one advertising car, several fox terrier dogs. Address all com¬ that will heuefit all concerned in the game. We career aa a ahowni.aii In IsH* with the Yankee munications to think we have made tbia iierfectly clear to you Robinaoii Circua. in tlie past, and take thla opportnnity of im¬ Cmp I Ltit’s EMfROM Shows Uiited, Box 111, Dixoi, Illinois. pressing upon you that we are going after the If Killy Andrewa, .the "mule man,’’ will M’lld M’est end of the game for 1917 with a communicate with Harry C. Chapman, care The vengeance. So get busy, all of you; send In yoar Klllbounl. f'ini'iniiHti, he will learn something news. M'e are only too glad to publisti it. to hla a.lvant.nge. Harry has deserted the wdilte The Cincinnati Post handed Guy M'eudick and top* forvMer. an he say*, and baa gone back to Uie rest of tbe folks with I be Btampede Riders hhi lli»t love, the metlicine business. Frank I*. (Including Dan Dix himself) a good langb In the Home, ftmnder of the Oeinian Medicine Com¬ review' of the act which last week appeared at pany of Cliioinnuti. and Harry, were partners, ANIMALS FOR SALE Keith’a Theater, Ciiicliiiiatl. The si't was b.lled and made high pilches on medlidiie back In “The Stampede Riders, wIGi l-lores 1-a Due. the 'SOs.. Since that time, however, Harry has W'orld’s c'Jiampibn Iiely coiier, ami Dau Dix and been witn all the liig circuses and a number of EXPOSITION ZOO. SAN OIEGO, CAL. the comedy mule, Virgil.” but In eoiomenting on amiill oues. Ills Inst season under tbe white Dan The Post said: "Dan Dix is no more than topa W'as with the Chiuoiis Kotdn.si>n Shows tn (2 African Lions: i Male, 5 years, broke; 3 yearling Cubs M. and i F.), i suckling a mule, but he can make yuu laugh." 1914. He was 00 .years old on Chidstmas Day Cub, Male. Leopards: i M., i F., broke, very tame. 3 Black Bears, age 2 years, of this year, and Is hale and hearty. D. N. writes from Philadelphia: "Thiugs are broke and very tame; 3 young Pumas, ready to break; 9 Monkeys; 3 Macaws; 2 pretty good around here. Jullu Allen Is running her riding academy here for the winter. It la There.are about forty people at the quartera Cockatoos; 1 Kangaroo. For further information address F. G. KAUFMAN, Super¬ reported abe will take out her own show, bigger of tbe Yankee Robhison t'lrcus In Granger, la., intendent Exposition Zoo, San Diego, California. All of above stock in excellent tbia winter, among tln-in ‘being Ross Aabcraft, aud better than ever next season. Montana Jack Ray was around here fur a while trying to Charles Kelly, Joe Kelly. 0 DECKMBIII to, 1910. CARNIVAL CARAVANS I'U' ; .)Ai(l:Sf"/)lilVE “B 1 g ELI” By ALI Wheelg are II ■< I I * \i (I •recUd without ■vrn on tb« lot of tho J. M. »m>oiiIoX HIiown At ■ ronvoiilviit tiink thi> tiirk tiod np for pavemont belna ■t VIckKburiii (Irii* Ha/, piping off ttio wblaticr tlio aoaaon. A onco fanioua diM'lor waa tlir • X Our on (ii>n< Holeb/ Jackaon, tba original crawtiab bo/, la Aak Moa llarria wb/ lia diaaii't Ilka grab at bla bonio In Toiwka, Kan,, 8X1 Kaat Timtli jointa. / i lliat ba aold all tlic aoft drinka lliara alraat, and would Ilka to haar from lila fricuda. wara In Clinton, N. C, tu snioec commmv If Igiula (Jraan and Kddia l.aMa/ taka out Hint tba 'tU Camp la atlll opan at 2 a.ni. 1 that carnival iiaat apring tba/ will aural/ naad bualiiaaa giaid, Joa? ona of Van'a llab ponda, Wb/ wliitar In Mlnatar, I^iulaT Wbat'a tba mutter witb Moiitpallart lloinar Jon<*a, wblat; tall ua, wateba doin'f ——— Hill Kioto baa gained twenty |M>unda ainco ll Htaal IHavalo will foraake tbe pit atiow and Mr, and Mra, Kmnniiel Andrewa, of Htop, laiok take un Intenal in Ibe Wild Aualriillii Hbow and I.latan fume, who biiva la>aii with Hie Jna. wItb I'ant. Jiick t laldliia, (liven an even break H, Kerarl Hlaiwa the nnat three /eara, nml who tiH' lai/ abolild climb. are wintering in I'lriladepbla, have pnrebnaen a Bwall new roadatar, Thia, with bla two King Kola atartad witb bln llttla nivvar witb wagona, wilt ba carried on bla new (Unfoot ateel Hr, K. A. Citwlca, aftar cloaing with tbe Oreat flat, wideb he haa Jtiat bungbt. .indrewa ta i’attaraoii Hbowa. wbare ba bad Ida llippmlrotna the flrat Individual abowmnn to onr knowledge lo Hbow, on n l.iUNI-mlla trip from Kargu, N. H., carr/ Ida own flat car. to Htratford, Tax., and innda It in algid/ lionra, Ttia bo/a will atny In Htratford for a faw waokn, It la Bald that If aninconc would offer a |irUe AUTOLu A than atnrt toward tin* Coant, making "I'reparad. for the agent who etadil tnik the fiialeat and naan, I’anca and War'* lacturaa. keep It up the loiigeat without re|Hatlng tbe New Modd. Oraatoft Mualaal layaatlM tf tba Age. $550—AIR Uualc for ever/bod/. No Muolrian naceoaary. Play U /ouridf—ImpaMibla to make a dlicced. Ciult^ Tana CALLIOPES -Uiud aa a Band. Priat, MS-OO. Sand far Catalaoua. BARTOLA MUSICAL lAMHUMMT CO. AUTOMATICS«$T60 • Alftaia Bulldlag, OSHKOSH. WIK TAN a LEV CO. Some Thermometer! IS Inohss wids, SO Inohss Ions* ^ JUMBO THEBMOMETEB c^JLi AND BAROMETEB AND /IV ^ Thli la Uia blggeot Uitnf In 'i' I “I >♦/ odvtrtldng. It’a not <»!/ bl# ^ lb bbd Incbai, but In dal- Rr I~ Bf W»' ^ Ian »n I'M S180.00 For m Day UHER SPECIAL A^and a Half WorkI M Kt. Solid Odd Scarf Pina (atlffanad atama), band- •omob arUailc, opaa*wotfc deolgna, oat with BnlUonta, .iT] Dlaplay apace In pubUe plaem Pt«krla and Kane/ Cdored SUnaa, put up 12 aaaoflail r II and on prominent comen ta pwuama on a aaUn ribbon (aid-back dlipla/ card. gtafeii-- 1 jV 1 eadly lecured for the h^ CompMe let of lair dnoen, 1340. ■8ft rr I 111 ••JUJIBO" Thennonater. Tba NOTICt, MEOICINI AND STRECTMIN — Our Ml fourteen advertUIng ipacM go ▼agaubla Oil Hhompoo Soap, lataat dlactweiy, for — sli Hbe bot cakaa loma of our bead waabing, will get you tba cdn. Per groii, IS./S. HQ men lell out the board in a Saapla, 10 ranU. Band for lUuitrated Catalogua. day and a half or laia. ’WolcbM. Jewelry. Hllverware. **<•., at whdeoale. dfrltw us today and lat us sand you full Addiwi tba Old BaUabla. •. •. UNER & CO., Itl N. WabMb A«o.. Cblaai*. dots Its. Tke Chanej Mf f • tmaviELs, sm Tbia Hamburg¬ er Outfit can ^ carried on a B. R. ticket aa bag- gaga. A Saab/, aonltaiy Outfit that arei7 ona will patpoolaa. Tba four pluuA-faced gcnUtrinen tlctund ahoie hardly need an introduitlon. hut fur the aa/r of ac¬ curacy they are Ed A. I>ani, GeiTae KUer, Col. O. W. Park)/ and C. A. Wortham. .\« Mr. Woriham waa not in Lravenworlh at the time the |>holo waa taktn, a copy of the ClirVaiuac iMUe <4 Killylioy waa comtuandecred for thi ocraalcn. < MMLWe LISTS R. B. Kane, for tbe paat aenron general aii. aame yarn in the aame language 1 English) Ike noUDcer with the Great Patteraon Sliowa. 1111 > Krie-Imnn would win In a walk. MY GUSSIFICATION In charge of tbe Anininl 8'iow, f-om .. want to he known aa It. Kiiiniett Kune, li.st -ail If the carnival ia the wrong game to play the Morlng Pletim Tltestm, Rasdt/ Storaa, Ona- of Bobb/ Kane, beoauae of tbe onnfiiKion <•( R. It. Home of the boya around the Normandie faeUoosrj. aaTthlng yon want Aril for Prtea mtataking htm for the well-known Bobby Kane, have oil dlaplny muat be coiiiilerfelt. Riilonina List No. 77, abowlns 2,530 claaslflcattaas and CUT PRICES of pin-beaded cannibal fame. are In exceaa nil over that lioate'.ry, with tbe price of each ’1st. poealble exception of pony bnlleta and flrat-Une TRADE CIRCUUR ADORESSINO CO. on Baca Ognmm and Hambnyser Outfita. Write foe Major Bo/kin oe/s be la atlll alive and kick¬ broliera. new dlaoount ilicat and eolorad lUnatratlona. Six- I$a'/t W. AOaua SIratt. • . CHICAtO. foot, I2-Harie Track, pelea SN.tS. nther TVacki in ing. Major bellerea be pan do more with paopcrUco. WILLIAMS AMUSEMENT DEVICE 00., monke/a than witb bnman beinga. TTiere muat have been an awful atorin in the bUbUihed 1$$$. tS#l-3SIS Walaut SIraat. Daavir. Caliruda. Soutb. Harry Wilaon waa shorn of bis lace enr- Our very own W. Havld Cobii hna riirchn«”d talns, and appears like a good-sized youth again. an anto and la a regnlar Barney Oldfleld. It'a Waa It tbe new Mlsaua, Harry? an underelung American and all okay. WE MANUFACTURE Harry Tudor la rre<|oentIy seen wllli I.ouls "Red, bring in another atove; my feet were Berni. Wbat'a on, Harrv? It's a safe bet that anre front bitten laat night.” dust is In tbe air. Salesboards WATCH It la rumored that Prank Wrightman ia writ¬ at Every DcaeripUon. Barney Garety had an awful time finding the ing a book, entitled “How To Him a Dodger Into THE BILLBOARD heat In licit "aleiiin heated” rnojii of bis in a THE I W. HOODWIN CO. a Carnival.” D. C. Young of the checkroom Victoria iTex.) Iwdel recently. FOR OUR ADS fame baa already apoken for the flrat copy. 2S4g.S$ W. Vaa Baraa St. featuriiig the Newest end Most Red PliicuH and Johnny Heit, agenta for Des- CHICAOO. ILL. If you don't know what ahlnglea mcaiia ibm't OrigiiiAl Novelties for plantea I’.roa., re|Kirt they cIoe->d a siicceaafnl aak Harold Bualiea, for be baa had the whole seiiHon lit Cbiirlotte. N. C. They were Been PADDLE WHEELS. family. Our 1917 line will be complete. sidling JumiNTH to the boya an.uiid the camp fire at tirangeburg rei-ently. SNAKE SHOWS It will psT you to send us your When Jamea T. Clyde wna in New York be bet Red Onion a new Ktetaon that be couldn't GILA MONSTERS ON HAND name and address. Doc Graham says be haan't had so much fun When all others fall try Uis old stand-by. get a aeat In the anbway between five and alx since he was a kid an when be took in Hie Great Mlxnl KixM. $10.00 Dens and up. Gel o'clock. Red Oi Ion haa never atoiipeil at any¬ Dominion SboviH when they played HirDiliigliam. value receivnl by onlerlng from me. CHARLES ZINN & CO. thing. ao they proceede.l to earry out tbe bet. Itoc knew muat everybody and everylHsly knew W. A. SNAKE KINO. and aa the train approacheil 7‘Jd atreet Red Doc. Pest Ollles Addrsst - Brtwasvllls, Tsxas. 893 Broadway, New York Onion pulled out a cane from iimler bla new Tststraphle Addrsts. • Saaksvills. Taxes. Benny and did a Joahiia Whitcomb. Yon know Tell os, Rllly Streator, where tlic bulleta are who won tbe Stetaon. Ibe thickest. $2.30— OUR SPECIAL 3S-DAY OFFER —$2.10 Harry Roae haa a new one. Aak him about "Do you-all sell gu'lick at dis hea' sto'?" VHSM won 1-0 r/vmquS ^ bla pool playing when you meet him. Folding organs Greetings, George Donavon. The Beds, on the A BCST ON SAUC naai# Charlie Kilpatrick—Tell na ibont tbe trip you Wortham Showa want to know why you didn't Writs ua bofart ytu buy. ftIA UR SwiBfbf Pedal and oeven otheru made in a one-aeated flivver Jidn at Dallas Instead of Corsicana? Catalef Frss. Memliai ibis ailv sP | V>00 In Houaton. Bl LHORN BROS. 'bw fay thonaandi cf TVap James II. Gibson, Henry J. Tanner and Freil I>n>niiDe(B ta the U. 8. In- It la reported that George Slater will Join I>w R. Heiny, representatives of the Trans-Hyndicate cludea baatar pedal, cymbal POQ (Cat* P nob Century HeracbrU-SpUl- IsBell In advance. There may be times when Showa, were callera at the St. I.ouls office last holder and nrata. Our Spe- • w/n wee-.^E, Q,,!, iierry-Oo-RiMad for sole: we are not nble to see George, but be’s there. week. 30-Diy Offm: Prlia leai- sams la In food ruiinins order; also two BbooUng elati. $24$. Galleries, coenplele Albleilr Hhow, Tup. 40x50; Plan- 1. P. ZCIOLCR DRUM 00.. peek In the *900 Peg Carpenter wan with a The mother-in-law of Con T Kennedy died tatUn Show, complete; alio two isrxe. fancy Paddle amcll trirk pls/lng the middle States and the 'n Maaatllon. O.. December S.' Mr. Kennedy f ■ ClemlaaO. Ohio. Wbeelt, onr a $125 ^ans Wberl, good os new: wUI s* show drifted down into ArkaiiiM for tbo winter, married ■ Msaaillon girl teveral months ago. for $50. AJdram WM. CAUSE, fu Wayne, Indlann I DECEMBER 30, 1910. T tl e B lllt>oaF Prof. Wm. Littleton and bit Educated Horae are wlnterloK In Hamilton, O., and tie will go out la aprlnc intb a new one-ring abow of ble own. FORCED INTO EXPANSION Bar Llvlnaiton and Harrr laiken tend their stoady and eontinueua growth of ev~ buainaaa naeaaaitataa our having largar quartara. beat to rvcrrbiidr and wlab them the aeaeon'e hava tafcan. In addition to tho floora oeeuplad by ua now, tho otoro floor, baaamont beet. and aaeond floor of tho building which wo aro In, and aftar How la the now magic abow, Jack Adeipblat JANUARY 1st, IQIT, Did you aver atop to think, a wadding la onir a one-ring circua? wo will oeeupv this wholo building, tho largoot building In tho country devoted to tho -- oolo of this olooo of morehondloo. J. W. Randolph la atlll porambolatlng around on a flat wbi*el. Cheer up, /. W., tbor're put¬ THIS WILL CNASLC US TO HANDLK YOUR ORDERS EVEN QUICKER AND ting gaa cngluea In wheel ebaira now. MORE EPPICIENTLV THAN WE ALWAYS HAVE DONE. Obria Smith waa la Cincinnati adjnating a law ault laat week. Cbiia aapa tlio aeaaon moat It is nesdless to point out to you the sdTsntsges you derive by sending your orders to s house llkeir waa batter to otbera—but Cbrla waa aport- that can suppiy all your wants and fill your orders quickly, invariably the day when they are received. Ing a fur-collared Benjamin—ao. Orltrlilcv eapa Cbrla la the beat atamp ticker In tba world. If you are engaged in the sale of any of the following lines Seen puaarfootin’ It tbrongb the Queen Cltp WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE AUCTIONEERS’ OOOOS waa Duke Oolden and Irr. Polack—full o' plana— that'a all. We know that frr, went to bed at CLOCKS NOTIONS FANCY 6000S PREMIUM OOOOS 11 o’clock. NOVELTIES RUQS HANOKERCHIEFS HOUSEHOLD GOODS CARNIVAL QOODS SALESBOARO MERCHANDISE Johnnr Lorman—Where were rou coming from HIQH PITCH OOOOS, ETC. with that trunk on pour back? l)o tell. and are without our Looka like Dntcb Robtnaon la training to be a pitcher In one of the tdg loaguea. He aure. NEW SHURE WINNER CATALOGUE No. 72 can throw orangea, applee and pineapplea. you ought to write for this book now. You ought not to wait, for there are many opportunities for Turkap Red Marcua and Herman Coben—Now you to osks SMsey throughout the winter months, maybe as much money as you c-an mgko in summer. rooating on tbe Kannedp HbowaT More power to pon, bopa. NSftJIIDF S. E. Cor. Madison Rnbp Kebaek aapa be would mneb rather bare ■ Wm and Franklin Sts. CHICAGO, ILL. a celling fall on him than be In a crooked dice game. (THE WHOLE BUILDING) OcDcrat John Taplor and Sldi klck Stern cure took Macon bp atorm. When It comes to getting money Jack Cullen doca not conflne hU activities to plant, ahowa. Wbitep Adama—Looka like you are going Verily, no, fur look you bere. Jack baa made a b Sam Haak'ell aapa It'a cheaper to have a coat What’s troubling Fat Waugh is how Ilr.ratio painted over than bup a new one. What abont vras hooked onto I)i-mpsey. tbe bammer? Nope, it isn’t forgotten. ALL FOR THE LADIES Some flash to Kokomo Jlmmp and Eddie. Thep must have bought out sr:me of the Malden Lane GREATER THAN EVER By May Kupp lewelrp Interests. Mrs. Susan Jordon, for several years with tbe Joe Weinbe^ la now in Mexico. Alt Joe needs The 1917 Herschell-Spillman Paul Shows, is very sick at her home in Balti¬ Is a sombrero. He’s craiy abont cWH con came. more. Md. Thep tell us pou’ve contracted for a Kentuexp lierbp for next season. Slip ua some Info., Joe, Jumping Horse Carousselle Nothing will ever get Vtola Wagoner across the Mason-Dixon Line again, says tlie “Sassiety Popnlar conceastonatres around Bean Town; Queen.’’ She is flashing her lovely self on the Alec Finn, lico Gonlon, Jack Fox, John Heppe. The New, Sensational Ride natives of Sallna. Kan., and exnects to stay Boston French and George Sperling. The grratmt Impravemrnt ever placed on a there for some time. ramoMrlle. It makm the 1917 IIers(9ieII-BplIl- Winter pastime: Oonnting the “I's’’ In articles niaii ('arau.wlle totally ilifrereiit rmm all ochera. Mrs. Blanche Paul Is some flash with her new written bp professionals. I Without a QiieHtlmi it Is Uslay the areateiit of bear wheel. alt ride*. Tills new horse nioiliin Ls four tlmm A challenge! The New England Showmen will bigger ttian any other; the imblU- will go wild Mrs. H. C. Hunter is now at her home in bowl the New Yorkers a championship game over It. Ardmore, a suburb of Philadelphia, sticking after the showmen’s ball. Thep are selecting Invwtigate this tuachiiic lN>f(ce you buy. Many around for the holidays--after wiilcli Connells- their team now. P. 8.—New York, get ready! other new fraturcs for the saftly Ferrred To Boost Fair Assoeiations The co-operxtlvo pnMtelly Mireau wbleb waa formed on Deremla-r 9 nt the Auditorium Hotel In Chicago, the dav after the eloae of the annuel meeting nf' the American Aaota-lntlon of Fgira and Rxpnnltlona, la la'Ing looked u|Kin wllb bope- fiilnaaa mwl antlelpnllon. It aeeiii* deallnej to exart a moat lni|iortant Influema upon tba man¬ agement nf fatra In America. Tboae who attended the mm-ling at which the hurean waa formed were A, L. Hponaler, Kanaaa Boston fifth. SUte Fair; W. H. Htraiton, Texoa State Feir; I. R. Mahen, Oklelmme HUte Fair; W, J, Onor-h, Prictf right Kenineky Slate Fair; W, K. itlnH-b, Umtalana Send for entalogne* State Fair; John C. Hlmiwon, Kaatern Htatea Ag- rieultnml ami Indnatrial Kxpoaltlon, and Tboa, JshnT.DMiRMsOR. li. Canlield, Mlniioaotg Mlata Folr. F-aeb fair ia to eoiitribute three per cent of ita mroHrom .tb» advertlaing appmpriatlon to maintain Ilia ex- . RoL 19, 1911, by John 145 SOe Mibi 8t prnoea of the hnrveu, and give eouiieel which T, Dfaiiman. T.Aa Anwwtna. CeL Will reenit In the efficient oae of the 97 per DECEMBER 30^ IMS. THE SHOW OF PERFECT EQUIPMENT! notes from riverside.cal. Picked Up Around Winter Quarters of Talkers and Lectwers Cole Bros, and Cooper Bros.* Shows TtalDf* to worry about: Only a few days left Id wbtob to make oar New Tear resointloos. Riverside. Cal., Dec. 21.—Beneath a tropical Wbat roDStltotes a soceaafnl talker? That sky of azure blue and with the mercury In the thermometer staying well up toward tbe warm queatioo baa been answered tbroofb tbis colamo Northwestern Shows If you have a legitimate r*(sicesHl a ancceaa. Thia beinr mv 'aecond aeaaon’ I figure that a bird in tbe baud la abaoluteiy worth oeveral lu bnabea. With beat wlabea to all MUSICAL MUSINGS tronpera.”—Carl Neel. Wf THE wrax Clair Bultt. late baas player on the Bella-Floto FREE STORAGE OF YOUR Bbow, left KauBaa City recently to Join a abow near Bt. Louia. When lie arrived there ho found Now that tbe new year is fast approaching BARD 0R6AH It waa a wagon abow, and tbe next day be waa rvsolutiona are In order. Of coome, you may back in Kanaaa City. resolve not to do thia and not to do that, and Onr n«*w ronfivte BnlMinr with Sprinkler M. L. Kern. 5701 Broadway. New York City, in tbe end not live up to any. but there is on>- Byrtem U ABROnTTr-LT SAFE. Bpeeial prieea la anxlona to locate Jack Gannon, bandmaatcrl resolution that it Is your dutv to make, and now offerert. for repiiiriiiK Kaiid Oreana, inrindea last beard of In Ban Franciaco. that is: l CONCESSIONAIRES W. J. Torrens, one of the oMeet cooceMlonairee on the road, and o. W. Jobnaton, who has been connecteil with rarlons caravans the past ten years, hare purchased a new Parker three- abreast 1917 model carry-ns-all and Blf Ell wheel, and will oi>erate under the name of the Brings me $50 a week*’ Peerless Amusement Co., Ltd. They will book independently. Mr. Johnston will have full- So writes management, while Mr. Torrens will divide bis time with the amusement company and bis eon- , cessions at Itiverview Park, Detroit, Mich. Mr. I M, A. Gifford Torrens, at present, is enjoying a rest at New j Orleans, and will then go to Hot Springs. j o f his Sam Hrowii has combined bis glass and china I wheels with the Clifton-Kelley Shows. I Ten^Pinnet business, Coiicewdonaim with the Greater Sbeesley > Shows the past season were: C.. M. Pate, H. T. { YOU can start in the t'nrtain. J. J. Eylward. Ed Hock, Chester Win- ' ter, Harry Hayes, .Mrs. Harry Small, Louis same business for small Selimr, .Mrs. Tom Martin, Frank Suiter, Alec. I^evason, Jess Higgins, R. Kaida, John W. ■ investment. And this Moore. Mrs. A. B. Coleman, A. B. Ctdeman, ' Clem Korte, Dell Frow.nfelter, J. D. Sweeney, , is the time to do it. Get Mrs. J. D. Sweeney, R. A. Loebsack, Mrs. R. ' A. Loebsack, Dennie McMahon, J. W. Farrell, 1 ready NOW for a prof¬ Bowling Game J. Gorman. W. W. Milton, Toney Nelson and Frank Stone. itable Winter Business. ^^ Concessions with the A. P. Whitney Shows, which give prizes or premiums, were not al¬ lowed to w<^ at Mirlanna, Ark. The cook- honse, candy and jnlce were not Interfered vritb. Automatic Bowling—New and Fascinating Miss Gail Harrison is back on the old job Eveiybody plays Ten-Pinnet—men, women, children. Ingenious automatic feature makes again with Texas End's Combined Shows, han¬ dling the ten pin game for Louis Raasman. Two your receipts nearly all net profit. No up-keep expense—no pin boys—just some one to take in new .vncessioos joined the shows recently. They are E. .\. DenzlLe. with photo postcard gallery money. Alleys, 38 to 50 ft. long. Easily installed in any room in half day. and cigarette shooting gallery, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Grionz, with their hoopla. Fred P. Jason, concessionaire, with a carnival | In the South, is mourning the loss of his mother. trated book “Big Ten-Pinnet Profits” giving easy terms and prices. Concessions with the A. P. Whitney Showa: •Palmistry, Rose Stanley; Villa beads. Snsie Wil¬ liams; cats. Wm. Goodell; juice and candy. P. Wilkcrmn; roll down, Louie Rose; knife rack, THE TEN-PINNET CO., 92 Draper St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. J. Latto; gold glass. Blackie Gs^son, agent; palmistry. Julia Gabb; Arkansas kids. Wm. I.etterinan; penny arade. H. Hammerstlck, agent; long range gallery, ^y Sntbirland; cook¬ house, Arthur Stewart; cats. A. English, agent; Arkansas kids. Ed Manl; cats, Mrs. Fred Scboen; ICY DIVE Educated Horae, V. Macban, owner; Mrs. Kitty lO-in-l. One of the features of this attraition high striker. Fred Scboen; scientiflc circle, Sam Maebau. tickets: Reil Baker, clown. Fat Folks, will be Margaret Qalncy, who will give eibibi- Todd; ■■nudy race track. Mrs. B. Owens, agent. Blackie Weatcott. owner and tickets. Octopus tiona of trick and fancy swImmlDg in n large Itlnckls Garrison, formerly elrctriclsn on tne Made by Anna Morecroft Into Chicago Show, Fred Overboltz. owner and ticket*. Mystic glasa tank being built. show, bad taken charge of Mrs. A. P. Whitney's Palace, M D. Fernanzo. owner and ti''ket8. River—Carnival Contract Signed Another man who will h« kept on the jump gold glnss rtore. Hazel Show, C. C. Brooks, owner and tickets; next season is J. B. (Jack) Cullen. Jack will Gen. Brooks, lictnrer. Human Konlette. Ves Chicago, Dec. 22.—A clever publicity stunt ha* have four attractions to look after, namely. been stacked np to the cri'jlit of Anna Morecroft, Crowley, owner; Harvey Worth, tlcketa. Ferris Old I'lantatlon, Miracle, Spider Girl and Van Walter R. Jobnaon. who la director of who was featured in her father’s (C. C. Ward) wheel. Cliff Wertz and Edwin Kay. operators. Camp'n Battle of tbe Skies. He bas leased cooceoaiona at Itiverview Park, Chicago, original Neptune's Daughters act. when she dived Parker three-abreast cairy-us-all. Paul Wiliams, tbe latter title from Sydn> y Wire, of the C. A. owner; Mr*. Williams, tickets. Fred Sdiorn fur- writea aa followa; off the Randedpb street bridge Monday afternoon, Wortham Shows. Tbe attraction bas been with “Chicago. Dec. 23, 1916. one of tlie cold' *t days this winter. Snow cov¬ nlsbes tbe free act. and Ted Strong the baiol. tbe Great American all season, and baa done n “Billboard Pub. Co., ered the ground and the Chicago River was full Max Wolff is chief electrician. Joe Meyer* I PIPES FOR PITCHMEN SQfFlUERS! By GABOLtNE BILL BAKER Taking COIN AND CUP (ILP-FILLINa PIN. KlTTKi> WITH KAU. WHMTH; BU!- FUVVBBED atand for It! Tliia man baa been following me {J MFG. CO. KrajJ';K TIIW YI'UK D<»N'T An am ful death atruck tbia old aack— fnnn c’orncr to corner for the Inat two weeka I'UyinK up theae aaniple packagea and reaelllng KOIMJKT. WK KTIIJ. IIAXIHJC THE Ula name waa Andj Maxie. IIN auto atalled on a railroad track— ilicni wliiileaale In the jewelry alorea. Tbere'a KING CLAMP WUJ. KNiAVV PRESCOTT IxKSomotive-taxl. your ijUHrter, air; If you try to buy any more nU>Ut HilTII HAMTUA* MAIU:]* 0.\ I'll cull ail oUlcer and have you arreated." AND TIE RETAINER KWMIT of 2ae. KOTHIXO BETTFR Ff» WINDOW s'l.: WORKERS, PITRQ lf£N, VTC WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF ARTI* SAMPLES, Ita. J CLEt SUITABLE FOR STREETMEN. Kraii,... In. o.’! 1.... HI- ur.ii.— I Kfaud march. Dr. I’urcey’a mod. baml will fur- the uiualc, and Deafy Dan will be floor man DEMONSTRATORS. FAIR WORKERS, together. They were all clean and neeiled the ' KING MFG. CO. ager. George Goaaage la preKident, Deafy Dan SHEET WRITERS AND NOVELTY DEAL¬ fllthy atuff mudily, and the three bunkeil to ?«* i^retirrJ^and SI 1-621 Braadway, la aeoretary and Dr. Furcey la treaaurer. NEW YORK. Trada..m,W ERS. PROMPT SHIPMENTS AND LOW- aether In • promoted room. Big Foot aaw the *“ aecreiary anu any onicaa nun ina.waaE caTAi.oB tvonderful opportunity of Sam Jonea, wlih hia , EST PRICES. OURDUR lOt-PABKlOt-PAGE CATALOGCATALOH multitude." and when Sam la doing the ...Dr. Keyoolda ’will <.|ien a uied. atore In BIr- MAILED UPON REQUEST. CONSUMERS crazy act Big Foot, In bla poliahed way, atepa SAVE STAMPS. up, Interrnpta the eTangeliat’a lecture, and la Dr. .Morrell and Harry C. Chapman have - Introduced: "Frank G. Wallace, the a.m ot the ('<>iihle — „ BlLi;”" WnK oV"Mi?k''«!;.‘ti^*er^^^^ your baby. l..t’A hear from yo..: SHEET WWTERS "r* ‘® IlSTl • t^anT* l^att^r^WraiT r.IiV)-fl"e merau wp'lded” tciethi?’ t J ”foor*llk? '>''>*» wearing a bigger hat 4111 'mdOERN dlin Head.' IknCnaaed the package out of ola hand and sold It to a to pay IB cents for Billyboy, bat he couldn’t miss --n aai g T-l. Black. Rmonth I.ea lt(M;akiiic of tlio UHDK', llio i>iliror-<'rowned Dwight Wilcox is still with us, lieart, soul prtuie of kihmI foIlowN, l>oc Jtiii t'erUoa, allai aiKl ambition. Dwight says riding tbu wxter Tb« Oroat I'liaro, aaya: ••Tlilrly yeara’ oipert- cart is hard on the pants through Texas, to aay CDc« liaa tauKbt lue that to bo Mur'oaaful wa HERE'S AN uolliiug of tbe nerves, Dwight says he's beard uiukt u;i Mitli tiH* tioioi) aiKl out of tb« tell of the “line Top," hut that's all. ruta. Thirty yrara, and iiovor limliix a town, ta the reourtj I •laiiii, uiitl tliat lH>iioNty, Kood ap- Frank Smith Is working toy teleplionea In poaraiii e, ability, toiiipt ram-f and ayatoui are the OPENER Bost)m aud I’Dividem e, ami tin y sun- keep Jim aiiMwer to iiiy kUoioMa. Kir»t aet your ayateiu MATTER HOW Kelley busy rolling up his si' eves. aud atb'k to it. Tlioii have the beat you can CHEAP OTHERS SELL, (ct, whether iiiedlciiie, aiiia’atriiica or aubiiuo- Louie Goldstein, the amiahle Fr'-lic, who has OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS A LITTLE BIT LOWI btle'a. one that you have (oiitldciice in and know been sick around t'hit-agu and Detroit for tbo It la KiHid aa a n'lteater. Aa toe niind controla past eiglit months, is in Texas now trying to the taaiy, ao when yon are convinced it la eaay fatten up tlie It. It. ts-fon- iIh- “lirst." Frolic to ronviiii'e the pul>lii‘. Ite aure yon are ataged COMPLETE OUTFIT will sti)'k to the I»ni- Star illusi)in tor the rest rlKht la-fore yon utt<-ni|>t to work. I ate mi many of the winter ami wouM lik-- to In-iir from J. u|M*n tni a aina-atrina. no front, iiail apia-aranee, C. Miles, Ijurry Bernstein, Broun & I'pmin. U, whiaky-aoak'ed. etc.—they queer theiiiaelvi a bt!- Do Vaiix, A. VaiK)-. it. tinilierg. Jus Kel- fore they atart, and tlieii woinier why tliey are $1.50 h-gher au)l Joe la>weuf)'hl. .(>l Joe N, Zlok Is prepsriDf to omb a portablB In Mljrt-voport, Im., and Aloxandrls, La,, by tha first of tbs jesr. SMIERSaadDilllCm IN6 RINK NOTES Flock to tju Rink or Hall IIimIosm Is plcklnc u|i for At Aeksmso at Hbsw's Kink In New Kensington, I’s,, snd botD SINK NOTES be snd Mrs. Ackertiisn lisre reeelved many com* ooimuitunoNs unnTU>. plluieutsry iiotlees In file toesi pspera on tbeir That Hoi a New, Improved to HCATIIIO CDfTOB. aan nObaaid. CInclaaail, OMa inctliod of coiuluetlng a rink. Monie of tlie recent sttrsetloiu st the rink were a ladles' bargain nlglit, rsees iN'tween K, Hlilldeeker of OH t'lljr, ^ «AAAA_ 0 ^ ^ . . •'‘•o »•*'• Isnila Uotden of Kllwood City, va, ^PYQTAI IPP RINIT^ **P*?2'I,ewi**'w^.f*** llometlallornetta andami Jack Moyd of New Kenalng* DEAGAN \sl%ldlAla l\eCl Rilled •"•>! a balf-«ille local amateur race, and a rube AREa niu vrgsfBVVERY ng\flifffPOPULAR an 'LiT?**?* i flrst*clm boekay earnlral'v'^'rr,,rr,u:\r:;rrrs or a "nlte on the farm," wblcb proved ELECTRICE™ I I ___ Wank and IJIllan Vernon openetl a week's opened for the season November 23 with the ' ■■Mam _ _ engagement for Manager Via at the Vanity Vair following staff: C. C. Knowles, manager; 0, S. I I Ikl JE IE ■ gy_-A VlimtmAm Eilaa fluiitlngton, W, Va,, December 18, wbere Woodruff, In charge of skates; Joe Walts and El Iwl ^ El IeI "s#ary, long distance walker, at the IMlo and for Hast Virginia, They will reaums their engage- |>ance Kink In Hast Orange, N, J„ November ., . , manta shortly sftar Naw Yaar, 27, Davla skating 'JV4 miles In better time than STREET ADVERTI8IR0. Crystal Ica, tba new arttfidat lea, wblcb Is-O'M ary walked one mile. On November 'Jfi Davis being put on the market by tba wystal Ikaung ROLLERS AND RUNNERS again won over 0'M>nry, 0'I,eary was successful Ice tbrmpauy, la still going ine^lly on Its way HOLLERS RUNNERS walking one mile on November 29 In faster over tha high road of IM^Urlty, In ^ton Talt of the Winter Oarden Ice llink DlatlX* May tarey and Kuth Kredtiern.r, former Ulpt^roma akaiar and blgb *•«•«" TalL of the winhr Oarden I eng Newark. N. J,. akstad 2>4 rolh-a In JuDipBr,lumper, toaetbartoKBttiBr with KlfrtedaKlfrlRiU MacMlUan,MicMiUAD, ebam*cbRm «. relav. 1 previous records and that In his morning f*I*f* plon aoman akater of New BngUnd. are giving ‘Hi* hi'. I'ISh asions, from 10 to 12, he has as high ns , An Immense crowd took port In the big csrnl- dally eshlbltlons at the Crystal lea rink Installad Vann time ^nd by tba Hhepiiard-Norwell Company, and tha skat- J.WO(00 akstars■j****'* on the floor, and the afternoonsmil val at tba Arens Cardens Uluk, Toronto, Da- 000 or naara. Hla night aesslons are i-rowded camber 1, Tbe carnival was staged by the Ing of the pair on "tbe lea that gives all tha thrills without tba cbllla” la proving ona of the andid many skstaraakstaru havehava bambam turned sway,away, 204tb Battalion as a benefit for tbe Allies. The - two big attractions of tbe evening were tiie big sonsatlons of that locality, kecretary A. N, Uraaer Is one of tba baslest olllclala of the TimThe O'Wckaya, former amateur champions, are hockey match between tba 22ktb Battalion crack team and All-Star comiHiny handling tba mall Inquirlas. '5 M * jc; Tbe Crystal Ica I’alaca Company has also been “"“ray nnwim ELERIEt Team, and the sp- neamnee of the formed In Quincy, III., and will Install a rink ELFRIEtELFRIEDA MACMILLAN Duke of Devonahlre. containing 6,000 square feat of tbe new lee. Tha - rompMox h«i 1brm ^ f '' '■ MxMxlO Is. Wslfht, 199 lbs. Uadame Ku,*l, praaldaot »f tba OrMtal Ikat. "* Kolmlad H :! a 11 n g Ing Ice Company, said today that Tha Billboard Providence, B. I, Kink In Son Antonio, . was the greatest advertising me EKCITIVO POIO GAME ®- McQnoln 1# condncHng a rink at Gales- nnli.t,Joe Steldle, who operates the big rink at BUY AND SELL NEW A USED BOLLERROLLER 8KATE9- KXCITINGEKCITINU FOLOPOLO UAMLGAME jjj . ___ maple .___floor has recently ._been Brighton•'''iKl'l"" Beach. Wls..Wls. has a policy of four (Nona(Nons Rui4ilSuch) RnlUvRoller Rinkntnk vin«.Floor Surfaeer. which makss One of the longest •nd fastest games of polo iMtalled seKslons 0 week—..uesday, Thursday, -Batarday. the floor clean tiid skates from sllppint. No dust: 4 everer played at tbe Coliseum Blnk of K. M. _ :>"< faocf •kal«r, waa booked aa the akatinf at- traetloo for Noremlwr 30-lx eemb'V 2. Genuine, First-Class Rink Music Ooorga M. Itaaaell la the owner and manager of tbe llorkwell Itink III lCo<'kwell, Conn., lETTER TNM A MND AND AT LOWED COH. PARK NEWS wblrb rrcentlf opened for the winter aeaaon. Rnaaell ban bad neveral xeara’ esperlenre In tbe No aaptoiMra glngarbraod "few gaw" work on oura to pay for—luat good, ttp'tO'Ui^'inliiuui ffkAtlng Not* wliM this OMoaffcr o# game, and hla rink In a winner. Kuropeao And AiurrlrAn rlnJM ha* to tijr; MANY IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED M. 1*. Mlirbcll la conducting a roller rink at "I cankltr your Organa far oupeiior In tvery particular to Irelon, la., and la on tbe biokont for auine gowl any oUue nuka. B, B. BABNKM." By Owntrs of Junction Park at Now abating aitractlona. Tbe Hkating Macke were recent farorltoa at bin rink, amf drew a good Oura can be played loud or nqft, faat or alow, and any alngle-ptace nuinlc Brighton, Pa. roll oa long at a ttane oa you «ant It. liili can't bt done with any other moka bnalnean tbrougbont tbeir Btaf. (.'alalofue, prlcea and urmt for tbe ooklng, Oeorga Darine betd one of tbe moat eicltlng New Brighton, Pa., Dec. 23,—Tbe sum of a^ racea of tbe aeaaon at bla New Caalno BInk In NORTH TONAWANDA MUSICAL proxluately $45,000 will be apent by tbe Beaver MInneapolla, Minn., on Tbankagiring nigbt, Valley Tractiun Company, owners of Jnnctloa wben ala teama faced tbe atarter In a one bonr INSTRUMENT WORKS Park. In improving this popular resort for next endurance race. NO. TONAWANDAa - - N. Y., U. S. A. season. Tbe work will t-ommence shortly after A. E. Aldrich opened tbe Collaenm Boiler tbe flrat of tbe year. According to anperlB- ■katlng Blnk In rond do Lae, Wla., n-rentljr, tendent Boyce, of tbe Tractiou Company, and after poetponing tbe opening for a few dar* In Manager Charlea Mbetterly, four acres of ground order to bare tbe rink In flrat-claaa abape. adjoining the park on the north have been par* ebaaed, tlius allowing a mueb needed addition Eno * Cog bare cloaed tbeir rink at Pert to tbe grcuiida. Tbe race track will be moved Baroa, MIcb., and are now running a large, in a northeasterly direction, and tbe dancing pa¬ ateam-beated rink at Adrian, Mleb, wbleb waa vilion will be moved to a apace near the roller fornierif known aa tbe Scboolcraft Blnk. CRYSTAL SKATING ICE CO. i*c. cBjaater, and will In- raiaA-d, permitting tbe If. D, Unblman. former manager of tbe rink PAT. APPLIED FOP placing of a variety of amuaenH-nta, nnrb as at Manafleld, O., baa ofiened a link In Aahland, Etowllng alleys, billiard tables, nkee-ball alleys Wla., and oaed Jonaa Biggie and bla akating and tbe like, in tbe basement. Tbe the'ater beara aa bla opening attraction. 727 Ssvsnth Avsnuo, NSw York bonding will be recooatmeted Into an up. to-date L. O. Ocbenrcltter baa opened a new rink skating rink, with a floor apace of xOxKM feet, In (leddia, ■. I). Tbe opening attendance wan large gallerien, retiring and amoking rooms and large and the management anticjpatea a Una run other convenlencea. The grand stand will be of bualneae tbia winter. removed to a much more convenient lu<-atlon, aa will tbe stock pens, atablea and onlbnildlnga. Mr. Cooklngham baa opened a rink In con¬ One of tbe flneat awimtng p(M>ls In tbe country nection with bla morlng picture ahow at Afehlrc, will be placed in the park, and the restaurant, la., and aipecta to book aereral attractlona. 'S which la under the aupervlaion of Manager 8het- Blcbard Flath, manager of the Collaaum Blnk Indestructible Ice terly, will he und<-r a m-w management and im¬ at Kacanaba, MIcb., la arranging to open a rink PRICE $1.00 PER SQUARE FOOT, F. 0. R. NEW YORK proved in many ways. Manager Hhetterly la now In the near future at Manlatique, MIcb. contracting for attractions for next aeiiaon, and hua cloBied with unite a nniiiber, lie will alao man¬ T, i. Berta, wbo operated tbe aumnier rink at DEMONtTMTIONt DULY AT OUR HEADOUARTERt —WRITE FOR PARTICUURt age aereral conceaaiona at Poreat Park. Chicago, Lake Orion, MIcb., opened a rink In Maaon, where he hail aeveral laat year. Mr. HlietUrly MIcb., tbe week of November 12. 8KAT£ ON CRYSTAL ICC left this city on Tuesday for Franklin, Ind., to Viola Waltera won flrat prize at tlie inae- spend the holidays at bis mother's borne. Dur¬ anerade carnival held at Kanter'a Auditorium ing the winter montha the dancing and skating Blnk, Paaaalc, N. J., November 29. paviliona have been running to rapacity, and In Kama lirothera have dor -d th AGENTS WANTED AT XABEXTT—EXCPEXXEXOED ADEXT, AD. TXOKT WXXE WALXEXB—MAX AXD WIPE; liio HEADED DOLL RACK—Cheap. AMERICAN AMUSEMENT AM80CIAT10N, Indltnapolto ASYsrtlssiMPto witkpirt ibplay, ppSw tfcl* kstSlRi, dreea 0. X EKEMAX, Oolombaa, Wlaconain. Join recogulaed act. X. P. B., care Billboard, 1# par ward. CMucinnatl, Ohio, tniBWl.Vn GUM iroR VENDERS—Don’t uss chaop AT XAXEXTT—A.1 VXOLXXXBT; LXBXAXT gum In your mochinm when chicle gum ssUa for asms OPBHATIM WANTBIl^—For Vmdlm Macblnci prtiw: im-rraee In koIvs guaranteed; tend for prtom and to ifiU other confmElans; must Iw rMponaltde and mutic: member A. P. of M.; reliable. Address TXXO—TXOUX, PXAXO, CELLO (XXOLUO* A. XEVTXX, 810 Sixth Are., Dayton. Kentucky. lug drama); reliable, A-l mualciaua; good ap* and eamplcs. CJUU MINT OUM (XHtPAXT, WU- lUU to mako small inrrsinrtit; part Ume. OBIO- ndnaton, IMawarii MINT OUM (TOKPAKY, Wllmlnaum, Delawara. ; picture theatre, hotel, Tandevllle, etc. AT UXEETT—POX TUVEXXLE LXADD; FOR SALE-Trlek Horsa, t years old, l.Mf Mmds: DBA. MS)ICINB, knoum at Snakt Ml; hip amosp inat flniabed 30 weeka' engagement with Mae aoal block; doea wea trick being done: swsU pMl- for IWa apsou; Stwlr B^s, S5c. REIDHAWIC, UXUBTALLT GOOD OEOKEITRA CORXBT out, blfh-achool, etc.; eactraardlnary IntoUIgmiea; prieSL Ult X. 17Ui SL. Clsrsland, Ohio. LaPorte Stock; age, 85; height, 5 ft., B; weight, 140; reliable minagera only. XAXX. XAXiBXX, deeiree permanent locution In tbenire orchestra HOO.UO. PETER KORTE8, 144 X Main ft., tea An- selea. WANTKD-^hNAi, llTf, husllliu HsImdimi: srU dt* 1117 Penine St,, Lafayette, Indiana, of better eort anywhere; married; A, V. of M, Wire or write BOX III, Waycross, Oeorgla. Ni't to tlie imrchaiit; (ho Wlilts Hsm* line Vsndliii FOR SALE—One Wagon Show Bond Wiman, ana Mm-hlnm; wanuthliix i.<>w; In lil< dstnaiul; for par- Ticket Wuun, two small Cages, one large Cage and UcuUm write STKUlil.Ml NOVKIAY U>., Ml Oak AT LXXEXTT—PIYE-PIEOE OXOKEBTXA; a Taltlesu wagon; all ttuee wagona are In A-l eandi- DL, (tulumlNU, Ohio. violin, piano, faaat, comet, and drama, betla, TXOUirXBT Ain> PXAiniT WAXT POBXTXOX xyldpbonrs, etc.; want locaHon In M. P. bonae; in betel or theatre; larger orchestra can be sup¬ tlon; for parth-ulars write. 01 U aLDERFEB. Hunt¬ ington, Wvet Virginia. AT LIBERTY AT FUTURE DATE all A-l muaiclana, and can furalah recommenda* plied; viollnlat, man. graduata of European con- Hons from any manager In IxmlsvIUe, Addresa narvatory; twelve yeara* experience In all lines; APtwHIsaaiaiito aaPar this haad, Rrtl llaa aad aaaia la ood Instrument and Immense library to 6t anp FOR SALK itmall Shetland Pony, bay; dom plek- MVBXOXAX, 306 Tblnl St., liOulsTille, Kentucky. R uut a BAIig—SM aitlelea at JtweUr, ooo- MJGHTLT U8ED AND OVERHAULED SKATES WANTra>—Vaudarllle Petfomlm; state alL E. LA1>T ROLUm KKAT>3t WANT>a>—MimI be at ^^In. of Uuir Huttoos, stick Ptna; also lot of 811- CHEAP—We nil Rapid* Skate Urtndm on eaar EAS'^OOD. 243 Proot, Portsinauth. Ohio armt ■(if)earaiic«: heUbt. 5 ft. to 5 ft. 10 Inctm; rantla'^ Safety Raaora, take Olllctte bladea: first u^rma; no rlnjt compltCe wSbout one. SHEA SITR- -— pnfemiuial ur gmj amateur: to Uam up irUh Mf 910.00 lakaa It. ETTA H. CARTEK. 21 N. Clinton PACER CO., 37 W. Jefferson, DetrutL LETTERHEAD PRINTING ^t'nio a<4. Addriea,Adtlriea. with photo,photo. BEVUiLVINOR£V4>LVlNa COD’OOl^ BC. Albla. Iowa.-^- •■SLEIGIITS." 00-rent Maalc Book. 10 ceota; $30 Ad*artlae«aaU wttkaiit dltplay, eadar tkla kaadlaf. !*»>■•»• BUlboard. Uilraao.- POB SALE—A Na 1 hl(h-crade Sture Drum, with Seroml 81^t Act, $2.00: also treat Book Bartaliu: 3e par trerd._ MOXtMAKHST—Can fake plaim and read; l«o brti. two aeU atlcka and atand: price, $6.00. EARL partlisilars fiw Mamp. MtMiSE. t:r«»klll, X. J. n„vi. i ssm-niir 4i>u at on Dceum work: can impcnonate fe- c ilUORB, Boa 524, Albla. Iowa - LJ7rT»JllIE4J>8, ,»> male .4iara-t«s: seeka partner, male or female, or ----- HLIRIITLT UKFOl HlAJT MACHI.VES AND SPIN- & ‘*1?•,**°***^ 1L1.XXTUI, Box 206, p^y , rwofnlaed act: wlUlUf to go 50-50 for SALB—One Erana Pop-’Qn-ln Btorr, 12 ft. DlJ-At—AU ktiule: send for prices. UXIVEKSAL Btocelyn. »<»»•_to imprtwe act If nwcmary. Addreu A. t'RACK.VKLL, long. It. lino shape In crate, gas pipe frame: coat KPWXUVTY «».. 140,-. K. Herenth, St. Louis. Mo. i IMIandqu.m Blok. Suite 3. Logan Afenue, Winnipeg. $35 00. ilrit $15.00 gets IL DUB KLAUS, B.inlng--. PBOP^IOXAL UCTTF^^D^Prtntrd Canada tm, Indiana SLUT M.kCllLNF3t kUlls Ulwrty Bell Oamter Uum ------—- ■ ----— ■' — ■ —' ■ Vci.ders. Target I'ralb-e, Puritans, tablnet Venders, SI ARB A CD., Theatrical IMiilaps, UacailUm. OXKO.X»: WITH KU51USOME t'.VPlTAI.,—ToCAPITAly—TO l>arkl>ack and man¬man- Poll RAIJi—Deagan 32-Xate Una-Pm: In good all In gissl order. IXIAND NUVIXTV CO., Indian- Obi®- age a laie tilichliT: a sure pmissiltlun.i>m|sBiltl(ai. BOB D. La- Atape: will sell for $200.00: outflt compMe. P. C. atsills. Indiana KUE. ll**'*-talCetieral Delirery.Delirny, UklalwHnaOklalioma tlly, Oklahiana NISSLEY, 10 N. 2d Ht., 1*011x71110, Pmiuylranla. 150 TWO-COLOR BO.VD LirTTERHEADSm.. and 250 UXA POX-2H octaves, good as new, $160.00, Bb'ohwm. 1**® PART.VFJl WA.XTWs-T«.t Dramatic Repertolfr: FOR SA1J6—Paper I'layed Wurlltaer Band Organ, slU trade fiw 3 GKBUAN BUbMAKlMi: U-53. and BritUh Steam- I SUn MAailKTS—Bought, aold. SLOT 1 $55.00—A BARGAIN—Power’! No. 5 Haring Pic- F’OR SALB—4 elapeUck comediee, with plenty of ihip, t)0Ul anorklug modoU: iblp blowa wUiUe. rlnge I caUN'E EXCUANGB, 1240 Vine St., Pbila.. Pa. tore Outllt. In exceptionally line condltloo: alio Ball- pcaten; the lot, $20.00; good aa new. BOX 222, Sa- bell, Ughla up. vompiete eallon and paeaengeta; ' berg Conmenaaic. $30; 220 rolu, 60 cydea; will luUa, North Carolina. ■ubmarinearine divea.dlvea. Quaia,tluala, ehouieenouie uxpedoUxpedo Into itilp,Hup, cap- I WAKITPn TO QCKIT •end for examlnatloii. MARTIN FREDERICKS, 8533 ----— - cunea to deck and ueca martne glaae. goea bai-k: I . .v? * T.. *. • North Thirteenth SL, Philadelphia. PennaylranlA FOR SALE!—A Beaeler StereapUcoa, one-ball ilae: eomplete with tank. $75; uacd two weeka; any child I *^**’^****'"** ng IsIamL SALl^U-reel Feature. ’’The Oojyuncher." ___— IL C., care American Minute Photo Oo., 2214 Ogden MINUTURE R. R. FOB SALE—Guaranteed brand COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL 8TEREOPT1CON8. tHU'W. Hllno4s. new; In Sebenectady'a only park; can be reaaoeed; I $16.00; Rheostats and Arc Burner. $6.00; attach to engine, 4 oats: capadty, 32 persona; 1,300 feet track, ■ „■ CALCIUM LIGHTS tlckatMrekmff tartwiffHbooth mnrland aheda;rnKmelm* other Itiiminmmmbualneoa vmmmr.nnaapn fpspfor I ment, wRb^t ..gar thla baUlag, ?«^,rr:a.*S:S^A.‘Srfro.,"r^^^ lalUng; my loweat price, $$56.00. BOX 706, Sdicn- aetady. New York. «. ^'*CE8S/.RT FOB GOOD PRO- Su. iSSiS®” ^ FlS?Xu^Bldg“Sl<2J: , ... j I JEfTION—Better light at lower coot can he had by ?.?*—l.OIW iMMiOy. oy*,. *00 tj,, Oxy-Hydm-Cet; brilliant, ceonoalcal. ooo- npholstared. $1.00; new Opera and Maple Folding at eenlmt and*;afe-''Do"'Mone**«*eiher*^reQiUi^*' I FOR SALE—Quo Vadla,,mu*. uiIn a3 reds; uuuuuuLondon byoy dlraot factory prices. ATLAS SEATING OOMPANT, bSJr“2?lte“or d^M^tal^ riiS^ h*'*®***’ * "**1 *“* *‘**®*^ I# Eaat 4$d noma. Hm, To*. e.l».b.r FOR SALE—Complete Road Show: 1 4-h. p. Oiah- man Electric light Plant, 1 Paths Picture Madiln^ ...... 115 reHa at Film; eeeiything in A-1 shape; the outllt POBTABLH RINK EQUIFMENT-fOzOe Kenyon *• *«■ EDISON 34ACU1NE, $75, slightly used, complete I been used one aeason and la aU ready for bual- Portable Section Floor. Style 125 Wurlltaer Band Or- wlth upper and lower nagaalnea, electric burner, I uma; 1 a™ going out of the bualneoa; write to ^-HV GARBELTS. .>,t_<^ pod,. C, Mlmk ber for foundaUati of floor; teoaon for selling, other -^w boaincaaa dSSSTdemands Santlon':auantlon; bUbrngata^'big bargain for quick ■ VOORHEES, 26 W. lOth SL. Corlnron, Kentucky. emh buyer.lyer. WrltoWrtte W. F,F. BONNETT, South BosUm. COMPANY. 500 Chestnut SL. St. Inula. - Vlrgliila.a...... rlUlTlOFILMS Mlaaoun, FOB SALE—We want to clean out the following and AOvaffbamaats*^'“'**““‘“** ——wlthaut display,■— ——uadar this haadlng. > -- ~ offer at slashed prices: Fire and Swords. 6 raela, TCNT—25x50, A-1, practically ncer. dwop; aUmp So gar «»aH. $.000 OPERA CHAIRS—Steel and east atandarda, $125; gtw the following 5-realers: Vengeance of tha fW reply. L. 1C. BOYER. NepesU. Odorada $0e up. crated. aU terrleeable, many equal to new; wud. $175; The Frank Caaei $150; UtUeat BebcL SEVERAL OOMEDT REELS—Cheap. AMERICAN out prlcea on dropped factory pottems; 1.300 uphel- $125; Buffalo BIU, $150; The ResurrecUon (Blanchs TWO AirrOMATTC BABB BALL PITCHING MA- AMUSEMENTAMUSEUENT ASSOCIATION, Indianapolis. atorad in red car ^uah, ooat $5 eacb four years ago. Walsh), $75; Ucbibble’s Wedding Day (now copy), CBINEB—Flm-cUas order; cost $150.00 soeb dx. ----In lino condition, taken from buUdlng destroyed by $150; Should a Woman Tell, $50. Fbur-reelers: Star moatha ago; to cloaa estats wlU acU for $50.00 each: I POR EXCHAN6P Bf*: ® Aabestoa Booths, sundard make, $60 up; ace- of India. $40; Black Snake, $50; Victory or Death, AdawfImmaatB FORwMhaiW EXCHANGE Olulaw eau kaasia. ***1 Maohlnaa, all makes, new and used, at lass than $40; Steps on Throne, $40; High Treaaan, $50. AU giaat money-makcra: $15.00 dspoalt brings one to you, I Advarllatinaewiiaamsua wnara ongi^ uagtr this haadlag. ^olaMUe pHeea. BEDINGTON A COMPANY, of the aboee In good candlUon. wlUi plenty of paper; Manes a O. D. GBUBNBAUM, 1110 N. Durtr. | rw* WVfW. a—Wanncvlvanls wtll .hi,, ■iihia.l M,.ln,4 avamlnalln«i nn mmIiW iW TMulrlphU, PanniylTanlA. Scranton, PeniuylTanlA will ship subject rewind examination on receipt of EXCHANGE—Films for Folding Chairs; I need 350: notice from express agent that ebargm wUl be paid YOU WIIJ> WEST COWBOYS, hare U what you I hare 20 reeU to exchange; eery good lubjecta. BOX FOLDING IRON GATE FOR LOBBY—Cost $08. both ways. S4U11LLER FILM COMPANY. Schiller led to get the money at falri or with a camleal; a I ***• Saluda, North Canliiia Uka new. $50. & B. LELAND. MontpeUer. VennoDl. | BuUdlng. Chicago. lUtnota complete outllt for sale: 380 feet Bide WaU Caneas, II os.; 18 feat Side Walla, with tent polm and stakre. FOR SALE—Deadrood Dick, in 3 iMs, complete rope, Oorell eeati for 3,000 people, aU In good condl- wlUi one big, red canvas banner, pbotographa and pa¬ ttm; just used one month; all new stuff: wUl seU at per; roadmen, here’s your chance; ererythlug In good a bargain. Address FRANK 1£B, Tulaa, Oklahoma. coadUlon: all ready to show; $40.00 gels the ouflt; will ship C. O. D., privilege of axsmluaUon, on receipt of money order for $20.U0. PERRY DYE. JR., Box 167, THEATRICAL HOTELS ADVERTISE YOUR OUTDOOR AMUSE¬ Parkersburg, West Virginia. Adturthemaata wtttieiit dltplay, oadsr thla headlrc, 3e par ward. FOR SALE—The Butterfly. Harked Woman, Pro¬ tea First. In Search of the Caatawaye, Price of Ticach- ST. LOUIS. MO.. FURNISHED ROOMS—London MENT PARAPHERNALIA NOW ety, 5 reels each, large amount paper, $170.00 each: Bolal; all mo>>cm conrenlencea; Single. $3.50 per all A-1; wire or write M. HUBBELL, 217 N. Jeffer¬ week; Double, $5.00 per week; In heart of theatre son SL, Chicago, Illinois. dlatrlit. 7 South Sixth Street. SAM SCHWARTZ. Proprietor. Within the next few months you will be planning your business for FOR SALE (HEAP—Oompleta small Moving Pic¬ the coming summer months. ture Film Manufacturing Studio. Address EAST TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE ENH FVRN1TU1U3 (X>., 673 Norih aark SU, Chi¬ There is always a demand for second-hand articles to be used or cago, Illinois. Adaertlaeaieato wlthaut dltplay, uadar this haadlgo 3a par Mwtd. sold in parks, at fairs, carnivals, circuses, airdomes and beach resorts. FOR SALE—Three-reel Features, with lobby dis¬ play. $20.00 each. BARNEY FILM BROKERS. 8 8. BLICKENSDEBFEB8. LIKE NEW. $10.00. Vaasa It is not too early to make up a list of goods you want to dispose Waliasli Ave., Chicago. Included: CUranas, Underwoods, etc.; bergalnt; of and advertise them in the Classifled Columns. •hipped on approeal; guaranteed EDWARD LA FOR sale:—A three-reel Jungle Feature, with post¬ CELLE, 517 North Clark, Chlcaga There is nothing to be gained by putting oft. The advantage of ers. ^0.00. good as new. BOX 328, Tiyon, N. O. advertising early is that you receive a greater number of inquiries be¬ WANTED FOR SALE—Western two-reeler, wltn lots of post- tween now and the time when the resorts open than waiting for the ent. $12.00, new BOX 222. Saluda, North CaroUnx AdearthaaiaBta without dirjiay, uadar thla haadlag. Sa par ward. season to advance, therefore your opportunity to get business is FOR SALE—1 Fort Wayna Oimpansaro and one greater. WANTIU) TO BENT OR BUY—Tent, arllh 1,500 I. volt Ava, Indlsnspolls, Indiana. OLD NEGATIVE QIASS—All stses; write for fuU buaineis. AMERICAN apadal, $is.’60. BOX III, MontpaUar. VttmonL EXCMANGE, 630 Halsay St.. Brooklyn, Ntw York. TT-_! _!_ Fartloulais to EDWARD E. PlTTUt CO.. 1$$0 PKTURB HOUSE—Making $100.00 week; books AcushnK Ave., New Bvdfoed, Msseachuselts. open. AMERICAN AMUSEMEUST ABSfXHATlON, In¬ mnrvn emw ...... __ . I “^VB SOME: 0 STlUiT FAKERS' NOVELTIES WANTED—AU POW^SPOWER'S eA ROAD OUTFIT—Special trunks. nJiK), ' *0^'I-' MOTOR AND ATTACHMENT FOR POWER'S «A WANTED PORTERS on the foUowlng Rims; Wtvea. BLACKFACE (X>5U3)IAN—Lead numbers; soprano, I’ROF. LHVITUII—22 years' experience as palmtot. —no Tolts. M cfciw. t*0.00. S. B. LELAN-D. Uont- Black Stieeps' Wool, Secret of the Old Cabinet. Doom tttior or baritone; oeventile comedy; age, 24. L, M. hyiinotl.it, clairvoyant; am A-1 lecturer, I'RG., le p*U«r. Vermont of the Guiunen of New York. Ladle, Secret Marriage 1*AU1J,IN. Geiwal Delivery, Jameetowii, Ohio, LEVlTUll, General DoUvery. Atlanta. Georgia, The Tempest. MODKRN FILM SERVICE. 82 Gris¬ RTAGE 1'AJU‘1D;TEJI AND BlUJ'OSTEHr—NoHr MOVING PICnjRK FILMS and Rebuilt Marbines wold SL, Detroit, Michigan. Wanted: Weetem and B1,ACKFACE COMIOIIAN—Good voice: lead num¬ bers: ereentric comedy or straight; age, 24. 1. M. uidisi; 5 years’ c.\pcrience; will go anywhere; tlcksl for aale: bargain prlrea. LYRIC FILM * SUPPLY Senutlonal. Ketturcs, Coenedles, I'asalon Play: Fea¬ PAULLIN. Knoxville. Tetinessee._ If too far. ULYDE SMITH, 32 N. Walnut SL. Uagsin- CO., Terra HaMto, Indiana. tures for sale. CHOKl'B GIRl,—Desirous of jotnlng flrst-clasa com- town, Ylaryland;__ YOUKO MAN—Age 25; si.hes peelllisi; box of¬ ML ST CUKE OLT QUKTC-A Bnn lot oT Wealem. rsny In New York. Address AL LUTCH, Studio, 322 W. 42il St.. New York City._ fice. tickri seller or anything In show husliiesa. FRED- Comedy and lirama, with nusuwa, at $2.ljg pee reel- laUCK wmih;, 1786 Oauw Ave., Uns»klyn. N. T, A. V. TlIOMi’SON. MorgaiHown. Kentucky. GERM.VN COMEDIAN—For tab. or vauderillo; light FREE AT LIBERTY 'xaue-'y; sge, 29; also work comisly and duuble In bi¬ YOUNG MAN—Have some exisrlcnce In isx-railiaff. MUST Bin ill—Powet'a 6A, completa. Rue outflt, cycle act. GERBER, New Richmond Hotel, Chicago, stage carpentering and blllpailing; go aiiywhera; aondltloo guaranteed or money refuuded: tlOb.OO: lilliiois. ber and reliable. FRANK GULDBACU, Marsbilaid. Wisconsin. __ mill fieud fur exam iiatlm. JAMkiS CONWAY, 1241 DEPARTMERT JKW COMIXIIAN—^l^tshes position with burlesqii, Went Tioga 8t. PhUadelpbla, Paunaylraola. show: have own wnrdrohe. .XBE WKISEN, 84 YOUNG MAN—.\ge. 23i flrst-rlasa roller skat*; WRITE IS WORDS ONLY, INCLUDING Schenck Ave., Bro»ikly.i, New York._ desires poaiiion in good rink; eight years' expetl- MUST SkXL--Edl DBCCMBEII so; ftit, Carni, Emma, A Imtty Comer (Patoca) New Darloc SMera (Paltaa) Broafclya. York (Keith) Pblla. I *. Parllng Baaaphoae Olrla (Uileat Datielt. aet^* CaieCaae for Sherlock (Crjetal)(Cryatal) St. Joaeph, Vo. Darrell, Bmllr. A Co. (New Palace) Ulnneapolk Carelle, Buby (Bmpreaa) TuUa, Ok. Darto A Klslto (Orphenm) Jnckaon, Mich. Chandler, Anna (Orphmro) Oakland, Cal. Davies, Tom, A Co. (Tengo St.) T^ntoi, Charlea, Four (Broadway) Superior, Wla. Chartera, Spencer, A Co. (Keith) Providence, HOMEIf SRACII t'liaae A LaToir (Emery) Providence, K. I. ROUTES IN ADVANCE Cheyenne Mlnatrela (American) New York. DICKINSON A DEACON Chin-Chin (Oriibeum) Peoria, Ill. In Vaudeville Variety. Clilneae Caatlea, I'he (Pantagea) Calgary, Can. Chluko A Co. (Pantagea) Ogden, Utah; (Pan- Dttvls. Helene (Orpbewm) Mlnueapolis; (Orpbe- tagee) Denver 1-6. nrii) St. Paul 1-0. Clitp A Marble (Orpheum) Dea Molnea, 1-d. Davis, Nina (Academy) Charleston, B. C. ChUbolm A Breen (Pantagee) Seattle; (Pan DeBiere (Keith) Tole DECEMBER SO, 1916b nt*t.’ll«l>un, Mar1« (Orplieum) Ix)i Angelea (Or- neadllnera. The (Colonial) Erie, Pa. Jean, Daisy (Keith) Cleveland, O.; (HIpp.) Laurie A Bronaon (Temple) lt DECCMBER SO, ISIS. ' TllC DlllbOaPCl 41 OBlttd litatti Ttot * AwDlDf Co., 229 Nortb Daarborn Novalty Co„ S37 Houtb Daarborn at, N, Shura Co,. 237-241 W. Madlaon at., Chicago, Baruea Bros.' Novelty Co., 8)(i North Main at., Deiplilue* ot., Ctilcago, 111, Chicago, 111, F. Sternthal, 368 W, Madlaon at., Chicago, Hutchinson, Kau, Eotarprlaa Optical Mfg. Co., B70 W. Bandolpb Brackman-WvUer Co., 337 W. Madlaon at.. Obi- fortune writers (InvUibI*) at., Chicago, 111. PENNANTS AND PILLOWS H, UuMvr, 117 lUrman at., Urouklyn, N. Y. American Art Production Co., 141 Wooster at, cago, 111. llarbacb A Co., 112 N. Ninth at., Phlladalphla. Tba J. W, lIuodwiD Co., 2940 Weat Van Doraa Laouiuila I'lUu karvico, 204 W, Laka at., Ohl* Ntw York City. FOUNTAIN PENS CaUf, Itepro. A Adv, Co., 107 N, Spring at., ■t., Chicago, 111, Krrk Uroa., D42 Broadwa]', Now York CIt/. cago; Mluuaapolla, Omaha, l)aa Molnaa. Moa Levin A Co., 337-338 Weat Madlaon aC, I. eun«’ Theater Hupply Co,, SOV Chaatnut at, Loa Angelea, Cal. Jauiva Kolloy, ISl U. 22tt at., Naw York City. A. H, Ifondler A Co., 1043 Miaaion at., San Chicago, III. Mac Kuuutalu I’tu * Nov, Oo., 21 Ann at, N. Y. lita LOttUla MOa Franclaco, Cal. N. Bburo Co., 237-241 W. Madlaon at., CMcaga. No Powtr ft Coa, 90 GoM it, N«w York Cltfa The Tuuraino Coutectlouery Co., 251 Cauaaway, QAMINO DEVICES Preclalon Machine Co., 817 K. 84Ui at,, N. Y, 0. Langrock Broa., 36 OrmutMl PI., Brooklyn, N Y, I’acldc Pennant A Novelty Co., 244 New High, Boaton, Maaa. 11, C. Kvana A Co., 7S W. Van Buroo at, Chl'go. Eberbard Zchnaldar, 21U Hecoud ava., N. Y. 0. United Statea Tent A Awning Co., 228 North Ohaa. M. Ztabblna, 1028 Main at., Kanoaa City. Loa Angelea, Cal. GASOLINE BURNERS Unltod Statea Tent A Awning Co., 228 North Deaplainea at., Chicago, Hi. W. 2, l,aDg, 172 lllcti at., HprlngUtld, 0. MUSIC ARRANGERS Daeplainea at, Chicago, Ill, Samnel Weinbaua ()o., 722 Penn ave., PlttatMig, GLASS DECORATED NOVELTIES Edwin Blcay, IHilaca lliaatar, Et. Wayne, Ind. PERFUME AND NOVELTIES SCENERY lamcaator Olaaa Co., Laucaator, 0. MUSIC-PRINTING Superior Perfume Co., 160 N, 6tb ave,, Chicago, GOLD FISH II. H, Talbott A Co., 2V31 Elournoy at, Chicago. PHOTOGRAPHERS (Wkoloaolo BBd Batall) SCHELL’S SCENIC STUDIO MUSICAL BELLS & SPECIALTIES Hartoook, San Francioco and Loa Angelea, Cal. 861-888-888 South High St., Colaaibut, Ohia. B. K. Bruco, Tbornburg, la, K. II, Maylaud'a 8on, 64 WUIooghby at. Brook, Young A Carl, 7tb and Vine at., Cincinnati, O. GREASE-PAINTS, ETC. lyn, N. Y. PIANOS SCENERY FOR HIRE AND SALE (lUkO'Vp Boxoa, Cold Oroam, Bto.) ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Colnmbua Plano Co., Columbua, O, Amelia Grain, 810 Hpripg Garden at., Phlla. Tko Ileaa Co, (Cborr/ola * Uubyllp), Uochoator, J. 0. Daofan, Bartean and Eaat Bavanawood Now York. Park ava., Chicago. PIANOS (EUctrio) SCENIC M. Stoln Coainetle Co.. 120 W. Slat at., N. T. O. star Mualc Co., 8 Kaat Ilarrlaon at., Chicago. Twenti' lh St. Studio, It) W. 20tb at., ChleaflO, Zaudar Broa., Inc., US W. 48tb at., N. Y. 0. PILLOW TOPS SCENIC PAINTERS GREASE ROUGE CARL FISCHER DeMar Mfg. Co., Inc., 170 Oak at., Buffalo, N.Y, (And Dealara In Soaaary, Etc.) (MakO'Vp Boua, Cold Oroan, Sto.) llaadquartcta fur CTcaythlna In Mualc. Catatog free. U. O. Evana A Co., 76 Weat Van Burvn at., M. Armbruater A Hooa, 240 Front at.,'OoIaiB- Tbo llewi Oo. iCberrjrola A Unbyllp), Uocboator, _M.84 Caapar Sahara, Naw Vark. _ Chicago, 111. bna, O. Naw York. Fair A Carnival Co., 120 6th ave., N. Y. City. Edwin U. Flagg Scenic CO., 1688 Long Baaeh North Tonawanda Mualcal Inatrumant Worka, 11. -M. r.. Salea Co., 606 Hodgea Bldg., Detroit, tve,, lioa Angelea, Cal, INCANDESCENT LIGHTS North Tonadanda, N. Y. Mich. Enkeboll Art Co., 3:MJ6 N. 27th at., Omaha, Nab^ Zafaty Elactric Co,, S37 N. Uaarborn at, Chicago Sonophone Co., 888-B Broadway, Naw York. Langrock Broa,, 36 Ormond PL, Brooklyn, N. Y. The New York Studloa, tool Ttmea Bldg.,N.Y.O. INDIANS AND INDIAN COSTUMES MUSIC PUBLISHERS Muir Art Co., 30tl Weat Madlaon at., Chicago*. Scbell’a Scenic Htu<)loa, 581 H. High at., Oo- W. II. Bartan, Gordon, Nab. Carl Flacher, 60 Cooper Square, N. Y, City. New Toy Mfg. Co., 143 Hh-ecker at.,Newark,X.J. Inmbua, O. Charlea K. Ilarria, Columbia Theater Building, N, Sbure Co., 237-241,Weat Madlaon at., Chicago. Soaman A Landis Co., 417 S. Clinton at., Chicago INDIANS AND INDIAN MEDICINES New York City. Tboen Brow., 34 H, Sixth, MlnneaiKtlla, Minn. Swift Studios, 466-4 Rosener, Oco. N. (Bushwlck) Brooklyn. RdUtES Roaliii, Carl, A Co. (Crystal) St. Joa^, Mo. Ross Fenton Players (Lyric) Oklahoma City. PEKTOBIIEBS* DATES • A.USTRA.LalAJ^ Ross Kids (Ortdieum) Quincy, 111, (Continued from pnge SO) Hofli A Roberts (Academy) Chicago. Roy A Arthur (Keith) Columbus, U. llarlu tc Duffy (Orpbeum) Seattle; (Oipheum) Royal Toklo Troupe (Byers) Ft. Worth, Tex. l^trUaud Ore., 1-6. Rubes, Four (Majestic) Little Bock, Ark. Ifarati A Mwreuce (Orient) Oakalooaa, la. Riibcvillc (Bushwick) Brooklyn 1-6. Martin A I'abrini (Orpheuin) Calgary, (3an.; Rudinoff (Keitb) Providence. (Oiviieum) Vancouver, Can., 1-6. Russell, Marie (Pautagea) Edmonton, Can.; Marx Broa. (Sliea) Buffalo )-6. (Pantages) Calgary, Can., 1-6. Miicxla<|d ijiugera (Orplieum) Loa Angelea ‘JS- £aSTHE SHOW WORLD Rnsscll, Mabel, A Co. (Orpbeum) Oakland, Cal., Jau 0. ' ~ Iba pratatypa of Itie BllllKian) in the antlpodea is now the reoognlaed organ of the exhlblton Hi. Maaon, Obaa., A Co. (Orpbeum) Peoria, 111. of Auatralia and New Zealand, and the neat advettiiing medium tor Rutans' Rong Birds (Hipp.) Youngstown, O. Maaon A 'Murray (Royal) New York 1-6. Ryan A Temple (Miles) Detroit. ( 'Maaon; Keeler A Co. (Oil>beuiii) itan Prandaco; MOVING PICTURE PRODUCERS AND DISTRIIUTORS Ityun A Ryan (Metropolitan) Watertown, 8. D. (Orplieuur) Oakland l'-6.. \ ■ It also deals brlifly with Drama. Fairs, Parks and Racing. Acts plaj-lng AuMralia It) an A Riggs (Orpbeum) Halt l,ake*Clty; (Or MaAW> llarrj Leater (Palace) Ft. Wayne, Ind, > . may bare their Mien addressed to "TaricTr' Moe, arhlch ensures a prompt dlapatch over the vartous Idieuin) Denver 10. Maxine' Broa. A Bobby (Ke(Ui) Boaton. , cUvvMs. as wa hare a repreaentatlve In erei> dty and town that carries a theatre. Adrerttalng rates Ryan, Klsa, A Co. (Orpbeum) Minneapolla 1-6. •fazmilllan’a Doga (Keitb) Providence. on appUcatlon to Hw BUlboaNL AU communications to Huliinna, Vera, A Co. (Orplieum) Fresno, Cal.; Maybew A Taylor (Colonial) New York 1-6. MARTIN C. BRENNAN. 250 Pitt Strsst, Sydnsy, Australia (Orpbeum) lam Angeles 1-6. Mayo A Tally (Orpbeum) ^rtland. Ore. ; '(Or- AU laltacB addismed to Australia ahould bear 6e In for Mcfa half ounce or fraction thereof. 8r. Dents, Ruth (Forsytb) Atlanta, Oa.; (Keith) (^•um) Han Francisco 1-6. (Mnelnnati 1-6. Mayoa,. Flying (Royal) New York. Sale. Chick (Teniple) Detroit: (Temple) Roches¬ Melba, June A Irene (National) New York. ter. N Y.. 1-6. Madliu, Watts A Townes (Palace; Danville, lU. HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA—Th« Sydn«y Short Lino Kiimuels, Kae (Ori'lieum) Fresno, Cal.; (Or rnOmlmasS Wmfti* 111 l_. ______^ .1 f es.. A vs.eaalAm 1 .A Malaei. Frans (Family) Moline, 111. Bplandtd lO.OM'taa Amarican ateameca, BIBBRA, BONOMA. VENTURA, aall rran Ban Frandaco Jan. • and phcuMi) 1,00 Angeles 1-6. Melitlo 8tstets. Four (Fiedmont) Charlotte, N. C. evao SI days. OOBANIC B. A CO., 673 Market Baa Fraaetme. Siiuiuels, Maurice (National) New York. .llelroy Hlstera (Murray) Richmond, Ind. Sautly A Norton (Temple) Detroit; (Temple) Melrose, Bert (Keitb) Dayton, O. Uoehester. N. Y.. 1-6. Melville A Rule (Majeatlc) Ban Antonio, Tex. Mercereau, Verna, A Co, (Pantages) Butte, Mont., 29-Jan. 2. _ HERMiNE SHORE Meiian'a Dogs (Palace) New York. !■ _Dlraetlea Harry Wabar._ Metropolitan Five (Pantages) Hpokane; (Pan OPERA HORSE RENTAL tagea) Seattle 1-6. SaiituccI (Pantagea) Lot Angelea; (Pantaget) Metropolitan Dancers (Broadway) Superior, WU. San Diego, Cal., 1-0. Midnight Failles (Orpheum) J'-'kaonvllle, Fla. Saplrstetn, DavM (Maryland) Baltimore; (Davis) MUares lOndicuni) Duluth, Minn. Frederick, Maryland Httsbttig 1-6. Ulller A Vincent (Orpbeum) Kahhas City; (Or- Savoy A Brennan (Orpheum) I/m Angelea 1-6. thrum) Dos Moines, Ik., 1-6. Baalsd propoaala will be rscrived by the Mayor tnd AldmnMi of Frederick for the Isaslng of the Opera Houaa ^"'“7 “ (P,VV“i *'‘7, ^“ariea l o. { tran itit I, 1#IT, to April JO, 18J0. Tlie bids will be opened It, iho room of the Boeril of Aldermenwn In ScanlonScauluu A 1Prees rese (DeKalb)(^Kalb) Brooklyn.BrMklyn. lo (Marylaud) Baltimore; (Riverside) New Fradartck, Maryland, at 3 o'clock p.m., January IT, 1917. Bach bid must be aoromiisntnl by a certlflcd Sebeou A May lie (.Majestic) Ft. Worth, Tex. York 16. ebiaek or bank draft for Two Hundred Dollars (3100.00), payable to Lewla H. Fraley, Mayor. InstrucUona Sebepp's Aulmals (Pantages) Los Angelea; Mlnctu Duo (Beventh Ave.) New York. to blddsn and oondtUoM of rcnial, to bo Incotporstsd In lease, can t« obtained from A. A. Ntcodemua, Qty (PautagcNi San Diego, Cal., 1-0. RsglaUy of Fnihrlrk, Maiyland. The right to rtjeot any and all Uds Is hereby expready reaecred. Hchieiler A Dickinson (Majestic) Krle. Pa. AUBRIV A. NIOODKMUB, ORy Rnlittr. LEWIS H. FRALEY, Mayer. Scotch IJida A I*asalea (Orplieum) Omaha, Neb.; lOrpliciiiii) Des Motnea, la., 1-0. RITA MARIO Scott A Markea (Majestic) Newark, N. J. AND HIR A|||P|/ DELIVERIES OF COSTUMES, TIGHTS Seabury A Prlec (Keith) ITovIdenee 10. KcetinckH, The (Orpbeum) Memphis; (Orpheum) INIMITABLE ORCHESTRA New Orleans 1-0. UUluil AND WIGS ^ traUd CAtalogua Seeley, Bluaauui, A Co, (Palsee) New Yurki A Whirisrtnd Sucesas on the nrphmm CImitt Wo rent and aril Ooalumca, Wlgo and AceooMrloa. (Buahwlrk) Brooklyn 1-6. Scyiiiour, 11. A A. (Orpheum) Des Moines, U., Miniature Uetue (Orplieum) Portland, Ore. •RACK WEBBR*S MINSTRBLe elOKB BOOK id. (Urplieuitii Oiikismt. (ktl., 1 II. Bhannon A Annla (Keith) Indianapolis; (Keith) Mtrano Bros. (Keith) Daytuu, O,; (Temple) Do A Big lilt BAt for 3Se. postpaid. W» earty four complria Unsa of maka-up. Louisville 1-0. trolt 1-6. Hlinrrucka, The (Columbia) HI. Louis; (Majestic) MiAlgomery, Marshall (rohiiiihla) St. laiula 16. CHICAGO COSTUME WORKS, ,JT;:i,°l!SI.TV.tlllCMO,llL. Mtiwsukee 1-0, Montgomery A l*erry (Or|iheum) Brooklyn | Hbnituck A Ooldcn (Keith) Louisville; (Keitb) (Bushwiek) Brooklyn 1-6. Dsyton, O., 1 0. Moon A Morris (Alhsmbrs) Nsw York. Hhayno, Al (Orpheum) Hesttle; (Uriibeum) Port- Moore A St. Claire (Piedmont) AtlauU, (la. Isnd, On-,, 1-0. Moore, Ueti. W, (IMpat) Fall lUver, Mane, SARATOGA HOTEL Sherman A Uttry (Orpbeum) MInneapolle. Moore, Uanlner A Itoad (Orplieum) Mluueapolla Sherman, Van A Hyman (Pantagea) Salt Lake 16. -RATES, $1.00 PER DAY AND UP- City; (Pantagea) Ogden, Utab, 1-6. Muore A llaager (Keith) Cleveland l A Shone, llermlne, A Co, (Kaltb) OInclautli MisNo, K. J. (Orand) Atlanta, On. (Palace) Obleago 1*0. Moran A Welser (Temple) Dotrolti (Temple) E.D.CUMMINas, Fp69ld6n«, - - CHICAGO, ILL. Muebsater, N. Y,, 1-6. • MoTKitn liiineera (Orptienin) Mliineaiiolli! (Ur Sl^lPP & FAL.La Itheiiui) St. Ihiiil 1-6. FARTOMIMIO MORBERGE Morgan, J. A B. (Kellli) UtuUvIlla; (Koltli) Day* Nnw Bonking. Billboard. Baa FranelaMi lon.'O., 16. LANKERSHIM HOTEL |lrl|nn A Annstrnng (Aveiiiia) CMeago, fi MARKET BTRBBT. EIRE PROOF. SIgebee't Dogs (PsntagtHi) PartUnd, Ore. urln Hlsfers (Oriilieiim) Dea Mollies, ia.| (Of Silver A Duval iDrtilieum) 3'resno, Oil.t (Or plieuin) Knnsaa City 1 6. phvuiii) Salt letke 1-0, Mbria, Three (Pantages) Salt Uk* Uliyi (Pan* CATIRINQ TO THE PROFI5RION tlreon Room for Ftm I'ae of MNuliers of IToftMshsi. SIstu, Wm. (Keith) Washlngtou. tagM) Ogileu, lltau, l-B, Six Berenadert (Murray) Klrhmond, Ind. Morm, Will (Majestic) Kalsmaaoo,' Mlak. Skating Vemiaea (Bijou) Knoxville, Teno. Morris A CainiilN'II (Ortilieiim) Seattle! (Or Skipper, Kennedy A Iteevee (Coloolali Logane- pheiiin) IVirtland, Ora,, l-B. O'Neal A Walmalry A Girls (Pontatrs) Oakland, Ihilaln Bros. (Orpheuin) Peoria. 111. port, Ind. Morris A Allen (Keithi Cleveland, Cal.l (l*antagiMi) l*m Augcles 1 0. I'dnalllo Sisters (Temple) Detroit 16. Skipiter A Knatrun (Prineeaa) NaahvlUa, Tenn. Morrlaavy, Bill (Keith) Waalilagtuu 1-6. Oaklaud, Will, A Co. (Davis) PIttaliurg; (Keith) Purtla HUturs, Fimr (Pantages) Heiittle; (V Slatko'a Rollickere (Pantagea) Kauaaa City. Mo. Merton, tieo. (Viimtly) 1a Fayette, lad. Indlanapolla l-O. tagim) Vaneuuvvr, Cnn., 1'6. SIntko'a Midnight llolllAere (New Palaee) Mvrton, (Orpbeum) Kaaaaa Olty 1-6. Clan Udiva (llrpheum) Wlnnl|M I / U- DECEMBER 30,-1916, TMnpleton. Fay (Orphenm) Seattle: (Orpheum) I Winston’s Nymphs ft Seals (I’autages) Van¬ OBITUARY new auto truck iM'fore going out again. Dakota I'ortlaud, Ore.i l-tt. couver, Can.: (Pantagea) Victoria, C’au., 1-6. Tennettxeo Ten (Palace) Danville. III.; (Keith) Max la Uguring on putting out a No. 'i show Witt ft Winter (Colonial) Erie, i’a., 1-6. (Continued from page 18) the comiug seaeun. the roster includes Dakota IndUnapolla 1-6. Terada Hroa. (MaJeaUc) Mllwautce. Terrv PhyllU Nelliton (Orpheum) , Vancouver, Can.; (Orpheum) Seattle 1-6. Terry. Artliur ft Urace (Orpheum) Sioux FalU. died December » at’l>oa Angeles. Cal., a'fter i painter a)id scenic uniat; Frank 8. D. Toledo, O., 1-6. Thalero's Clrcua (Majeatlc) Chicago. Wright ft Dietrich (Orpheum) Brooklyn; (Itlv- long illness. During the past ‘^3 years Mr. and canvasuiaB; Albert Payne, hosa hos- •Tbow French Olrla (’I'emple) Detroit; (Temple) Mrs. Cole were known in the profession as C»de , i i. erslde) New York 1-6. All you trick ro|>ers who used Maguay iwpes Kocheater. N. T.. 1-6. Yates & Wheeler )B)iahwlck) Brooklyn. and Cole, aerlullsts, 8he is survived by her -- -- - . lin«hanr) “ono oouoi.doobt'w-lll oebe Interestedlureresico to learulearn iiom(lom inethe auad ‘Thorpe. Bollo 8. (Trenton) Lyndtburg. Va.; (Ma- Yming, Ollie, ft April (Orpheum) Portland, uuwbmii. . ' that auueared in last week's issue that vou can Jeatlc) Danville Jan. 1-6. Ore.; (Orpheum) Han Framlisx. 1-6. FOOEI^Andrew Fogel, old-time clrcua man, '“ *“** ^ Yvette (Lyric) Blnningbam.Birmingham. bettor koown as Deaf Audy, died at the resU “J?,, . deuce of his son In Philadelphia, Pa., Novemln-r I y*^***!' “1 '•’I ranch. Bliss, Ok. JIM AND BONNIE Zarrell, loxi. Trio (Onilieutu) New Orleans. Boy (illl—8eud us the news of your New York Zimmerman, I«e (Pantagea) Han Diego, Cal 27, at the age of 61. Ilia first engagement was with the John O'Brien Circus as a snare drum¬ cowboy and cowgirl clan. THORNTON (Pantagea) Halt Lake City 1-6. Hammy Oarrett—tVhy the big letterhead saying DIraetlen Jea Baheaek. mer, and be later traveled with W. C. Coup,. Buffalo Bin, Barnum ft Bailey atni lilnglblg" buUdogg^ a steer barchaml^l, when yon know you always wear gloves In bulldogging lllford ft Oo. (Palace) Ft. Wayne, Ind. Brothers. LEWIS—Mrs. Lucille l ewis died In tl)e county steers? Tiny May'a Clrcua (Palace) Danville. III. D. O., of New- York City, wants to know: Toney ft Norman (B'laliwick) Brooklyn; (Alham¬ BANDS & ORCHESTRAS hospital, Chicago, last week, after baviug takOn a dose of poison on December 4. "Burk Moulton—Ilow Is It that your partner bra) New York 1-6. CoUsantl’s Band: Madison, Fla., 25-30. turned down that job of |1U a day in the movies Towle. Joe (Temple) Hamilton. Can. O'Andrea's Band; Tenaba, Tex., 25-30; Lmg McPIlAII,—Mamie MePhall, who was the only Tranaflcld 81atera (Avenue) Chicago. view Jan. 1-6. surviving member of The .Mcp'hall Family on this l'“ ****“* Travera, Boland, ft Co. (Alhambra) New York; side of the Atlantic, dleil December ‘2 at the old f * P Lambiase Band: (Palace Boiler Rink) Phtla. family liome in Parkersburir W. Va. ^ bucking bulla? He might have kidded (Orpheum) Brooklyn 1-6. Indef.i^e? ' . family home In Parkersburg. W. Va. S « * „ , ‘Travllla Bros, ft Seal (Prlnreaa) Nashville. Tenn. Or«.walfa. Ray, la.dlea« Orche.tra: Newport M^aJ^'^^il^tn'rkmud**'““ Trovato (Orpheum) Winnipeg. Can.; (Orpheum) New. V... '25-30; Bocky -Mount, N. C.. Jan. ^^“"'Sl.rr.r W)I. t?e daughtor*of Ju^^^ al^T^eVd^lf.Brpnebo John pulUvan—A “Th “P;:;'* few ","‘1!,^''',“'lines friDti f,”"’you; Calgary, Can., 1-6. also have your son. (be leCi. er and globe trotter, Tnn Chin Troupe (Modjeaka) Auguata, Oa. Nasca'a Band:Band, noo.ia.Douglas, ((la.,1. 25-30. and LouDm) IJewellyu. tkick In regarding his actlvlllrs this wl))ter. Tucker, Sophie (Orpheutn) Salt laike City; (Or- Neel’s, Carl, Band; Apalachicola, lla., 26-30. Charles Tiiitoh.' (•ail 'Downing, A. 1). Alac- pbenni) Denver 1-6. Ollveto's Band: Tampa, Fla., 25-30. MARRIAGES ' ('A)ruilck, Billy Fhdicr, Ham Brownell, Allan Tnecano Bros. (Keith) Boaton 1-6. PadnsDo's Band: (Newark 8t. Rkating BInk) Ilrau)l>eller; Bill .Ms-Cairtyi «■( the Custer Trail Cahers, The (Keith) Boaton 1-6. Newark, N. J., indef. 0TI8-ABER(1—Charles E. Otis, nonprofesslon Uanch, Clay McOonlgai and the Wler Boys: ▼accuum Cleanera (Davis) Pittsburg. at, and Emily Aberg, who is known In tlie ‘proi | Write In the newa: Valentine ft Bell (Majestic) San Antonio, Tex. feeston as Bobby Bobbins, were )narrted Ih-- A. P, Day, A. J. Bryson, Joe McDonalil and Valerie Sisters'(l*antagea) Oakland, Cal.; (Pan- cember 13 In New Haven, Conn. Pinky (list--A few lines fru)u you also. tagea) Loa Angeles 1-6. CARNIVAL COMPANIES WAI,I.ACK-n01(NIE- Hothvin Wallace, wrlD-r. Dr, Cgfvdr—TlM-re have t)eoii seviiral queries as Velleclta'a Leoparda (Orpheum) Calgary, Can.; and Alice Richards Hornie, a member of the pro to who originated the diving horse art with a (Orpheum) Vancouver, Can., 1-6. Big Four Amnaement Co., B. L. Cummings, mgr.: fesalon, were married December 18, New York | wdmsn liiting on him from a (datform Into tha Valmont ft Beynan (Keith) Washlugtou; (Mary¬ Alton, Fla., '25 30. water wteu they make the leap. We bavo land) Baltimore 1-6. -Brown ft McOesry Shows; JackAonvIlle, Kla., WniTE-l.EVY—Tlauile (Irahsme White, avln always been )inder the impression that you or- Van Alatlne Brae. (Unique) MlnneapoUa. 25 80. tne, and Ethel la-vy, former wife of Ueorgn M, | Iginated this feature. Would you be ao kind aa Van ft B«ll (Palace) Chicago. , _ I to ailvlsu ns full partloulars regarding the date ict your first pres«-ntatlun of this act, etc.? Also B<>nd In Ihe news itt your present activities. Joe INitts, who had charge of the stock on the Itn HItiiW last seaisiu, la at present condnctlng a restaursttt In Boston, Mass., and ihdng very THE HYSTERIA OF PESSIMISM well. JiH- la a rt-gulhr fellow and will be glad to hear from all of Itia frietida In rare of Tlte Bill- boa rd, FLYING MISSILE EXPERTS Hhow people n)ay, |>erbApa, be Interested In knowing that Max Tbelan, president of rtne of onr regdera wnulil like to koow when- AND BOOMKRANO THROWKRS. the National Aaaorlation of Railroad Comnilaalonera, thinks the railroads of the United Hki-eler Kill K)d)bl))S, "Konsaa" Hborty, Garfield Mtates are In a "hyst)*rla of pessimism." Ilanlela a))d Hisil GIbaon Die wintering. BoUmI HuUd U. B. O. Big TlOM. It Is something of a ron)fort to know that others Is-sldi's ihiwe of ns who lisik upon Hammy Garrett I'mh-ralaml you have a Hat of Dlnnlon Harry Wtb BLACKFACE SINGER AND DANCSSb—Up In aeU; SIEGMAN du WEIL blU and aliiglei. HOWARD VAIL, Plymouth. N. G It u4 M EmI 27tfe St, N*« York City. OLBO Carter—Btlcks ptns anywben In hla anat¬ AT UBERn omy and lay on thousand apikes and bold Ihrea man; DIRECTORY go anywhere. Addreaa Wllltamaburg, Kentucky. (OootiBiwd from p«(« 41) TOYS DERMUTTl—High -clam magic act; vaudevUla Miller Bobber Oo., Akron, O. burlesque, tabs.; alnglo or double; full stage; apaolal TOY BALLOONS CLASSIFIED ADS. drop. TU-kait Yea. 114 W. Preoch, New Bed¬ STAGE HARDWARE ford, Mtraai-huaeUa._ J. B. Clancy, 100 W. Belden are., Bymcnae, I Bobber Co., Aataland, O. Hew York. raultleaa Bobber Co., Aabland, O. WRITE IS WORDS ONLY. INCLUDINO DUTCH COMEDIAN—Good valoe; cliangs for wash; A. W Centner Co., 6S4 Blsbth are., N. T. a Rd Habn, 222 Went Madlaon at. Chlcaso, lU. up In acts; sober and reliable: need ticket GEX). La- A. H. flendler A Co., 1013 Mlaalon at. Baa NAME AND ADDRESS. I VETTB, Bub Bta. Ng 2, Kanaaa City, Mlsaourl. STAGE JEWELRY FYanclaoo, Cat FROG .\lT—Feature for minstrel, vauderllla or Uoyd Martin, 2323 Boba at, Cincinnati, O. tContlQued from page 87) any good show; also comedy contortion act aL MaaalUon Bobber Co., Maaalllon, O. ITTClDat. 52 Fox St., Owega New York. SIEGMAN A WEIL Q. Nerrlone, 1022 Bedfwlck at, Cblcaso, IIL VIOLINIST—Dmble baritone; troupe or locte or GIVE YOUR AUDIENCE VAUDEVILLE—A-l mag¬ l« aaO 20 Eaat 27tli St., New York City. N. Shore Co., 237-241 W. Madlaon at, Chicago. teach band. H. WAiU>. 504 Une St, I^anavUle. Ind. ic and cfltuedy; special drop. Who wants moT Ticket Bbryocfc-Todd Co., 824 N. Elgbtb at, Bt Looia. VIOU.N1ST AND PIANIST—Two young men. for DEltMom. 114 W. French Ave., New Bedford, STAGE LIGHTING APPLIANCES Singer Broa., 82 Bowery, New York City. theater, hotel or concert; large repertotreL ALBE31T Maaaachusetta. KUecl Hroe., 210 W. OOtk at. New York City. LOEBKIA, Box 89, Foley Boad. Price UlU. dnclD- IDLVKY HARMAN PAUlER-WanU engagement TRICKS, MAGIC, ETC. nati, Obla ___ with the Old Soldier Fiddlers or other aotdlar acta. I Tbe Magic Bbop, U N. ISth at, Fhlladelnhla. STAGE MONEY AND USED MAGIC VIOLINIST-Experienced leader, for vaudevlUo er Address 2337 _|hirk Ave. Chicago. lUlnoIe_ Gilbert Novelty Maaic Co.. 11133 South Irving i Toat ft Co., 220 Weat 42d at.. New York City. flnl-Clara picture houra. Addrera VIOLIN LEADER, HYPNOTIC 8UBJBC?P-^Dno of the beat In the ave., Chicago, Ill. care BUlboaid, rindiJiatl, Obla _ tame; do eveey teet In the bis. BUBJEXTT. General TRUNKS Dellrery, Lake Oiarlea, lioulalane_ STAGE SHOES Herkert ft Melaet 608 Waah. ave., Bt. Lonla. VKMJNIST—With operatic experience; road Job Neely Broa., 720 W. Madlaon at., Chicago, lit Newton ft Son, 50 Elm at, Cortland, N. Y. preferred. Address FINE VIOLINIST, care BIU- HYPNOTIST—Write to me for particulate J. WIL¬ board. Ctnclnnatl, Obla__ LARD GORDON. Mansflrld, Illlndla. STEREOPTICONS«I cncwr I luuno ANDmiyu SLIDESotiuco i VIOLINIST A.VD PIANIST—Good Ubraiy. Addreaa JACK M. HOWARD—btralghU and blackfais; alng- Moore-HobbeU Co., Maaonlc Temple, Ohlcag^ I « *R«^R2iIlSinh Ing and dancing; double piano; up In acte Addreaa Obaa. M. StebWna, 1028 Main at., Kanaaa City, | ^aylw Tronk Worka, 28 Eaat Bandotpb B. GABKISLL. care HaJeaUc Theater 2. Memphla, Tenneueei__ care Billboard, Ohicinnatl, Ohio_ Mlaaooii. Chicago, lit 'violinist—Up In all lines; concert and vsuderille; LADY—Would like to connect with earmval, vauda- STREETMEN'S SUPPLIES TURNSTILES no objections to hlgh-clsss picture house. VIOLIN- riUs act or snake act ANIMAJL ACT, care Billboard, Bark Broa., S«3 Broadway, New York City, , „ _ wj-h. n IST, 235 Bdrideie Ave., Detroit. Michigan._ New York City. _ B. Block MercanUle Company, (241-243 Market I Proapect Bldg., CleveUnd, O. WANTED—PoslUon, by llrat-cUra piano tuner; at.. Ban Knndaco, Cat I UNIFORMS play flite and piccolo; experienced In band and or- adelphia and vicinity. Address UNGERUAN, 70S Brackman-Weller Oo.. 337 Weat Madlaon at, I B. W. Btockley ft Co., 810 B Walnut at, Fhlla. cheatraa. R. P. JENNINGS. 249 S Uberty BL, North 5th Bt, Phlladedptala, Pennsylvania. (BeH Mephone Market 15-84.)_' Chicago, 111. UNIFORMS A THEAT. COSTUMES Alliance, Obla__ Braael Noveltv Co.. 1710 Ella at. Cincinnati, O. jw voniin n rv. tw«v in iii MAN AND WIFE—Change strosig for week; vamp or¬ The Brown Mercantile Co., 173 Pint at. Port- *“• OPERATORS gan: will Join med. or vaudevlUe. DALY AND DALY, Romney, Indiana. R R. A._ Und, Ore. VENTRILOQUIAL FIGURES At Liberty Advarlltaataata wlthaut diaplay, nadar thta Coe, Yonge ft Co., 006 Lncaa ave., Bt. I/mla, Mo. Ben Hobaon, 010 Proapect ave.. New York City. MILT. J. ALLEN—Banjo, black, monolacue Irish haadlag, are puhlMiad traa af eharta. M. Gerber, 727-728 South at.. PhlladelphU, Pa. Theo. Mack ft Son, 621 B. Clinton at, Chicago. and eocentric; fake organ and plana Tlcketf Ym. General DcUvety, Bellhaven, Noriii Caroline Goldberg Jewelry Co., 816 Wyandotte at., Kan A-1 UNION OPEaiATOB^o anywhere; aaUMac- ana City, Mo. VAUDEVILLE AGENCIES NOVELTY COMBINA'nON ACT-JuggUng, singing P. II. Barnea, 86 Booth State at, Chicago, III. tlon guaranteed; aUte aU. TicketT Yea. P. B. Bd Habn, 222 Went Madlaon at., Chicago, Ill. TOUNEY, Box 458, Maaoo Oty. Iowa._ talking; comedy; violin solas, etc.; change for three Jonen, Unick ft Schaefer, 110 Booth Bute it, nights; gent lady and little glrL THE BARNEUft, Jamaa Kelley. 151 E. OSd at.. New York City. AT UBEBTY—Operator: have machine and 12 King Clamp Tie Betadner Mfg. Co.. 611-621 Ctdcago, Ill. ^ BlUbo^, dnclnnaU, Obla FrinilyiY New York Amnooniont ContractlDg Co.g reela; work acta: state aalair. Ticket? Yes. LEWIS I KIGGINS, BraaUton, Kanaaa._ NOVEITT MUSICAL ACT—Bix Instrumenta; ec¬ Langrock Broa., 28 Ormond PI.. Brooklyn, N. T. „ 'U centric comedy; any show that pays a fair talaiy. EXPEBIENCEX) OPERATOR—WanU permanent lAmntbal ft Wohl, 68 Orchard. New York City. FRANK CAMPBraX, Marine MllU. MlnncaoU. Levin Broa., Terre Haute, Ind. Weatern Vaudeville Mgn. Aaan., Chicago. paeltlon; single; do not use liquor or tobaooa THOS. Levin Broa., Terre Haute, Ind. IQSLTNE. Nelson, Wlaconaln. _ NOVELTY PERFORMEIL—With own picture ma¬ Mae Ponntaln Pen and Novelty Ca, 21 Ann at..at., WAGONS chine and fllm: work straight In acte C. A. SHOW¬ H. P. OPERATOR—Ten years' experience; can MAN, General DeUvery. Olathe. Kanaae_ Mew York City. Wm. Prech Co., Maple Bhade, N. J. handle any make of machine and keep same In Drat- Morrtaon ft Co., 210 W. Madlaon at., Chicago, HI. claas ahape. L. R. T., P. O. Box 558, Waycroaa, Oa. PATRIOTIO ACT—Single: go anywhere; yosing Plareo Chemical Co., Pierce Bldg., Chicago, III. WATCHES man; age 19; experienced. LEO KERIQAN, 1506 N. M. Shore Co., 237-241 W. Madlaon at.. Chicago. I Alt« ft Go., 165 West Madlaon at, Chicago, lU. OPERATOR—Nine yean' expertenca: no cigarettes East St, care E C KINSEY. Bloomington, llllnote ar booce; electrlcUn; prefer Simplex or Power ma¬ ■hryerk-Todd Co.. 824 N. Eighth at, Bt. LooU. M. Gerber, 727-728 Booth at., Phlladeltdiia, Pa. PROF. OOLJ>I3l—Ventiiloqulst, magician, lecturer: Holaman ft Co., 177 W. Madlaon at., Chicago, Ill. chine; reliable bouse only. GROVER LOWE 415 Blnger Broa., 82 Bowery, New York City. W. Plera. KlrksvlUe, Mbaouri. can manage; strictly sober and reliable. 444 Eaat Tth ■amnel Weinhaua Co,. 722 Penn ave., PltUbnrg. I Knickerbocker Watch Co., Woolworth Building, 8L, Tulsa. Oklahome_ OPERATOR—Long experience; electrician; can han¬ aavBo I New York. SHROP AND SPARKS—In a new Dutch and Jaw STRIKING MACHINE MFRS. N. Shore Co., 237-241 W. Madlaon at.. Chicago. dle stage; gUt-edge references: only real show bouae need write. M. CL. Box 13, Elmer, Missouri. comedy act; can take parts In burlesque and mn- M. W. Anaterburg, Homer, Mich. Singer Broa., 82 Bowery, New York City. alcal comedy. WILLIAM SHBOF. 602 Broad Are. Moore Broa., Lapeer, Mich. Samuel Weinhaua Co., 722 Penn ave., Plttabnrg. OPERATOR—^Desires position where hlgh-dsss pro¬ Canton, Ohio. _ jection Is appreciated; state salary and equipment in STRIKER MANUFACTURERS WATCH IMPORTERS flrst letter. H. A kllNTER, General Delivery, Au¬ SLACK WIRE. CHAIR BALANdNO. COMEDY Heracbell-Splllman, North Tonawanda, N. Y. gusta, OeorglA _ JUGGLING—For Indoor circus or independent man- licon Hliech, 87-38 Malden Lane, N. Y. City. agen. MAE SCHORNBERQEB. 128 8. Shaffer Bt. STUFFED TOYS, PILLOW TOPS OPERATOR—One year's experience: reference; any Springfleld, Ohio __ WIGS machine; reesnnal.le salary. ‘neket? Yes. PER¬ PERCOLATORS AND CANDY Zander Broa., Inc., 116 W. 48th at., N. Y. City. RIS STANSFJJ,. 8L Anthony, Idaho _ SPkX’IAITY TEAM—Parts, piano, etc.: sober and Prankford Broa., 806 Pllbert at., Phlla,, Pa. reliable: good dressers on and off. THE UTBIO WIG MAKERS OPERATOR—And electrician; any machine; do DUO, 624 6th Are., N., Ft Dodge. Iowa._ TATTOOING SUPPLIES P. W. Nack, 26 W. Washington at.. Chicago, Ill. general utility work; sober and relialde; go anywhere; Prof. J. P. Barber. 70V. Bruah at., Detroit. G. Bctaindbelm, 108 W. 46th at.. New York City. locate only. EARI- HALL. Utile Falls. Minnesota. TRIO—Dancing soubrette, comedian, piano playw; double straights; up In acts. JA8. ELUS, Billboard. B^'^E. Brovn. 288 Gratiot ave., Detrott.Mich. WILD ANIMALS. BIRDS AND REP- OtnclnnaSi, Ohio _ Ohua. Wagber, 208 Bowery and Chatham Square, TILES TWO GIRLR—Experienced; for reUahle vauderiUa act: Juvenile parts; chorus work, but pivfar Mock or N«w York City. Carl Hagenbeck, 8. A. Stephan, American Agent, OPERATOR--And Joumonian sign painler; mar- Zoo, Cincinnati, Ohio. vaudeville, inss BOB McGOVBBN, General DeUvfgy. rtad; will go anywhere. KI.NO IK>DO. A H Oor. St Paul, Minnesota.___ . _ , . TENTS I 248 Grand at.. New York City, 25th and 52d Bt.. Cti-ero, lillnols. Amertcau Tent ft Awning Go.. 307 Washington I YOUNG MAN—Experienced, wants to lota tent taw ave.. North, Minneapolis, Minn. WILD WEST COSTUMES for Uts and utility work LESLIE CLAPP, 2433 N. Obaa. P. Sblpley, Kansas City, AIo. PARKS AND FAIRS Atlanta Tent ft Awtilog Co., Atlanta. Oa. Delaware Bt, IndianapolU, Indiana. Baker ft Lockwood. Seventh and Wyandotte its., At Ufearty AdvariUtmaatt wlthaut diaplay, uadar thIa Kaaaaa City, Mo. WIRE WORKERS’ SUPPLIES Jueigen Jewelry Oo., K» Ohambera at., N. Y. C. haadlag, ara guhlMiad frae af eharga. OoInmbUB Tent ft Awning Oo., Colnmbua, O. Ourule-Ooudle Co., 23d and Grand ave., Kanaaa XYLOPHONES AT LIBERTY-High diver (net); for carnivali. aty. Mo. J. C. Deagan, Bertean and B, Ravenswood Park parka and fairs. CHARLEY BKl.VNER, Columbus, STAGE ASPIRANTS Dougherty Bros.' Tent Go,. 116 South Fourth at., are., Chicago, lU. Kentucky. Tho foUowlBf advortitooMBts AitMi ■t. Louis, Mo. AT UBFRITY—Udy Ikallmsiiat. Addreaa BAL¬ tnm Pulton Bag and Cotton MlUa, New York, Bt. -- LOONIST, rare Billboard, New York City. who fraahlj dlialalm loag agyarUaoa. LmIs, New Orleans, Atlanta and Dallu, Tea. THEATRICAL NOTES OAYLOR—TVo big altraiHlcma; the gtanl arrobaile Thoy will ha faaad vrilUaff. J. O. Ooaa ft Ou.. Detroit. Mich. frag mar.; Ameriea's premier equilibrist. TIiS 17tb Bt, HenrlZ Luebbert Mfg. Oo., 318 Howard at., Fred Byers, manager of The F>nme-Up Com- Detroit, MIohlgab. obUffiaf aad raaaaaahla. Ban Pranclaao. , P«ny. writes The Billboard from Dodge City. GROTH AUUAL t'O.MPANY—Three monster bal- Geo T. Hoyt Ca, 52 8. Market at., Boston,Maas. Kan., under date of December 6. as follows: loois and three o|Nii-alr gymnaatle altracllana; now M. Mage<> ft Son. Inc., 147 Pulton at., N. T. C. "Buslneia has been 6ne with this company ever centraeitng fairs an DRAMATIC & MUSICAL Sterr. I'ruiK'is, David Belaaco, mgr.: New York Cherry Blossoms: Ashtabula, O., 27; Youugstowu Oliver, Otis, Players, Harry J. Wallace, mgr.: ?1, indef. 28-30' New Castle, Pa., Jan. 1; Johnstown 2; La Salle, Ill., indef. A(Um8, Maude, Cbat. Frobmau, Inc., mgra.; Step Lively, Acme Production Co., mgrs.; Balti¬ Altoona 3; Harrisburg 4; York 6; Heuding 6. Orpbeum Playera: Reading, Pa., indef. (Kuipire) New Tork 25, indcf. more 20-30; Union HIU, N. J., Jan. lA Darlings of Paris: (Star) St. Panl 26-30; Dn- Park Stock (jo.: (Park) St. Louis, ludef. Alarcon’s Spanlsb Troubadours, CnlUgan A Uun- Sunny South, J. C. Rockwell, mgr.: Morencl. Inth Sl-Jan. 2. Playera Company: tPlayers) St. Louis, Indef. lap, ukgra.: Superior, Arts., 28; Uaj 29. Mich., 28: N. Adams 29; Coldwater 30; Unlou BYench E'rolica: (Majestic) Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Priuceas Stuck Co.: Sioux City, la., ludef. Boomerang, Tbe. Uarid Belasco, mgr.: (Powers) ' City Jan. 1; Colon 2; Vicksburg 4; Cassopolls 27-30; (Star) Brooklyn Jan. 1-6. Khea-Curtls Shows: ^ueca, Neb., 25-30; Tbed- Cbicagu. Indef. 5; Niles 6. . Follies of Pleasure: (Gayety) Phlla. 26-30; ford Jau. 1-6. Broadway After Dark, National Prod. Co., Inc., Taylor, Laurette, George C. Tyler, mgr.: (Globe) (Grand) Trenton, N. J., Jan. 4-6. Bobbiut, Clint & Beetle, Co.: Watertown, S. D., mgrs.: GreenvlUe. Pa.. 27: New Caatle 28; New York, indef. • Frolics of 1916: Layoff 27-30; (Century) Kausas 25- 30; Brookluge Jan. 1-6. Bearer Falla 29; Erie 30; Oil City Jan. 1; This Is the Life, Wm. C. Cushman, mgr.. CUy Jan. 1-6. St. Clair, Winifred. Stock Co.: (Empire) Pater¬ Warren 2; Youngstown, O., 3; Corry, Pa., 4; NeUgh, Neb., 27; Long line Ainsworth Girls EYom tbe Follies: Englewood) Chicago 25- son, N. J., Indef, SaUmaiii’U, N. V., 5; Emporium, Pa., 0. 29; Valentine 30: Cody 31: uurdon Jan. 1; 80; (Gayety) Milwaukee Jan. 1-6. Sbubert Stuck Co.: (Sbubert) St. Paul, ludef. captain Kidd, Jr., Colian A Harris, mgrs.: Rushville 2; Hay Springs 3; Cbadron 4; Hoi Girls From Joyland: (Savoy) Hamilton, Can., Shubert Stock Co.: (Sbubert) Milwaukee, ludef. (Coban A Uarria) New York, Indef. Springs. -8. D.. 5: Spearilsb 6. 26- 30; (Cadillac) Detroit Jan. lA Somerville Theater Playera: Somerville, Mass., CUrke. Harry Corson. A Margaret Dale Owen; Twin Beds (A. 8. Stem A Co.’s Special). Fred Ginger Girls: (Lyceum) Columbus, O., 25-30; ludef. (Empire) Calcutta, India, Indef. Beicbelt, mgr.; Milwaukee 25-30; Grand Rap¬ Newark Jan. 1; Zanesville 2; Canton 3; Akron Bpencer-Thome Musical Comedy: Columbus, Ind., CUIford, Billy, In Unger Longer. Lucy, Eld A. ids, Mich., Jan. lA 4-6. Hitebell, mgr.; Brownsville, Tenn., 27; Hum- 26- 30. Twin Beds (A. 8. Stem A Co.’s Western), Feltx Grown Up Babies: (Standard) St. Louis 25-30; Spooner, Cecil, Stock Co.: Lawrence, Maaa., In¬ buldt 28; Jackson 29; New Decatur, Ala., Risaer, mgr.: Chico, Cal., 27; Orovlllo 28; layoff Jau. 1-6. def. Jan. 1. Marysville 29; Stockton 30; Oakland 81-Jan. 6. Hello Girls: (Gayety) Brooklyn 25-30; (Academy) Strand Theater Stock Co.: Mobile, Ala., indef. Cohan Berue, 1916. Coban A Harrla, mgrs.: Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Wm. Kibble, mgr.: Marshall¬ Jersey City Jan. 1-6. Temple Stock Co.; Ft. Wayne, Ind., indef. (Forrest) Pblla. 25-Jan. «. town, la.. 27; Independence 28; Dubuque 29; High Life Girls: Altoona, Pa., 27; Harrisbnrg Turuer-Hammoud Piayere: New lamdun. Conn., Collier, Wm., in Nothing But tbe Truth, H. H. Cedar Rapids 30; Vinton Jan. 1; Belle Plalne 28; York 29; Reading 30; (Gayety) Baltimore indef. Fra see, mgr.; (Longacre) New York, indef. 2; Boone 3: Des Moines 4-6: Omaha, Neb., 6-7. Jan. lA Wadsworth Stock Co.: Manchester, N. IL, In¬ Dlaglillelf's Ballet Unsae, B. Q. Herndon, mgr.; Wartleld. David, David Belasco, mgr.: (Knicker¬ Hello, Paris; (Majestic) Indianapolla 26-30; def. Los Angeles, Cal., 23-80; San Ftanciaoo Jan. bocker) New York, indef. (Buckingham) Louisville Jan. 1-6. Wallace, Chester, Playera: Sharon, Pa., ludef. 2-6 When Dreams Come Trae. Contts A Tennis, Lady Buccaneers: (Buckingham) Louisville 26- Wallace, Morgan, Players: Sioux City, la., In¬ Dltri. bstein, Leo, in Tbe Great Lover, Cohan mgrs.; York, Pa., 27; Hanover 28) Oilumbla 30; (Lyceum) Columbus, 0., Jan. 1-6. def. A Harris, mgrs.; (Park Square) Boston 11- 29; S. Bethlehem Norristown Jan. 1; Potts- lid Lifters: (Century) Kansas City 26-30; Wanda Amusement Co.: CeDtervllle, Md., 25-80; Jaa. 6. town 2; Lewlstown 3; Huntingdon 4; Tyrone (Standard) St. Louis Jan. 1-6. Pocomoke City Jan. 1-0. Bnd of a perfect Day, Oaakell A MacTltty, 5; Johnstown 6. Mischief Makers: (Howard) Boston 25-30; New Wight Bros.’ Theater Co., Hilliard Wight. Inc., mgrs.; Frankfort, Ind., Jan. 4; Fern S; Who’s Little Girl Are Yon, Blanchard Am. Co., Bedford Jan. 1-3; Worcester 4-6. mgr.: Dodge, Neb., 26-30; Lyons Jau. 1-6. Logansport 6. mgrs.: Ft. Wayne. Ind., 27; Hnntington 28; Monte Carlo Girls: (Gilmore) SprlngOeld, Mass., ' Wllkee Playera; Salt Lake City, Indef. Every woman, Henry W. Savage, mgr.; Balt lAke Ubanon 29; New (Castle 30; Mnncle Jan. 1. Wilkes Players: Seattle, Wash., imief. City 2'i-:<0; Ogden Sl-Jan. 1, 27- 30; (Howard) Boeton Jan. 1-6. Wilson. A1 H., In My KiUamey Rose, Sidney R. Military Maids: (Gayety) Chicago 25-30; (Ma¬ Williams, Ed, Stock Co.: (Krug) Omaha, Neb., Fair and Warmer, Selwyn A Co., mgrs.: (Mon- Kills, mgr ; Bristol. Tenn.. 27: Blnedeld, W. IndeL tauk) Brooklyn 25-30. jestic) Indianapolis Jan. 1-6. Va., 28; Roanoke, Va., 29; Lynchburg 30; Pace Makers: (Olympic) New York 26-30; (Ma¬ Williams, Ed, Stock Co.: Eilkhart, Ind., indef. Fair and Wanner, Selwyn A Oo., mgra.: (Oort) Petersburg Jan. 1; Richmond 2-3; Newport Willis-Wood Stock Co.: (Willt8-Wuo I 46 DECEMBER 30, 1910. i AND EVERYTHING THAT APPERTAINS THERETO new management Is now ready for early release. IVAN STARTS NEW YEAR ‘Tbia is an adaptation of tbe ravel by Thomas GENERAL FILM COMPANY’S 1)1X011, The Foolish Virgin. With Peatur* Callad Enlightan Thy Conway Tearle, who made many new admirers Daughter by bis work in The Common Law, also plays tbe leading male role In the second production, and New York, Dec. 23.—Tba Ivan Fltan Prodne- NEW DISTRIBUTING PLAN Paul Capellanl, who has been seen iu so many tSoBS, headed by Ivan Abramson, who, during the of Miss Young's best pictures, gives another past year, baa created nnmerone highly inter- strong and vivid Imiieraonatiou. eating and timely photoplay enbjecta, will open Will Abolish Footage System of Releasing Others in the oast are Catherine PriK’tor, the 1317 period with what he terma the most Sheridan Tanscy, the boy actor; William Welsh, remarkable of all hie doenmenta. Enlighten Thy Marie Xlnes. .\gnes Mapes, Edward Elkas and Daughter. Next in importance to the story, Subjects—Entire Business Placed on Per¬ little Jacqueline Morbange. whlidi is in eight reels, comes tbe caat of play¬ ers. No less than ten prlnctpale characterise centage Basis—Policy Likely To Mark QOLDWYN CORPORATION the important parts. Frank Staeridan. wbo starred in Tbe Straggle; Zena Keefe, formerly Long Stride Forward with World Film and Vitagraph; James Morri¬ Adds Edith Ellis to Literary Staff son, former Vitagrapher, and Marie Sbotwell, recently co-atarred in The Witching Hour, abate New York, Dec. 23.—Edllb Ellis, author New York, Dec. 23.—The expected BDiiounca- under tills system will be a feature, no matter honors with Katherine Kaelred. Mtaa Kaelred of Mary Jane's Pa and other plays, is ttie latest meiit of a change in the policy of the General whit ita length may be. secured her screen experience with both Equitable literary factor in the new Qoldwyn Pictures Kilm Ooinpany, which was promised when Ben¬ “In addition to the shorter atfbjectH Generi. and Triangle and before that waa the vampire in jamin B. Hampton was recently elected president KHm will soon announce a definite plan of re¬ Corp-iralion. the alliance formed by Samuel .4 F MARY PICKFORD»8 THIRD DAVID HORSLEY ARRANGES Arteraft Faatur* Is Ths Poor Little ■CAMERA MEN' For Cub Comedies To Go Through Rich Qirl Mutual AVOID SCENE MIX-UPS York, Dec. 23.—Subaequrnt to the com¬ Chicago, Deo. 23.—Cub Comedies wlU again ba pletion of Marjr PIckford'a lecoiHl Arteraft pro- Keep accurate record of exposures by using the book we will distributed through the Mutual Film Corporation. dnctloa, Tlie Pride of tbe Clan, to be releaied send, postage, prepaid, if you will send us in stamps. This Information rom*'a from David Horsley, Jannarj. 8, It la announced that her next aubject 1339 DIvurauy Parkway, producer of this brand, who waa this week Is will be an adaptation of tbe well-known Eleanor ROTHACKER FILM MFG. CO., CHICAOO Chicago on matter* of bualnese concerning his Oatea norel and Broadwwy bit, Tbe Poor little prixiuctlona. Bleb Olrl. Am a norel tbla atory became widely Thursday I* to be the release date for the popular, and when it waa produced on tbe atage Cub*. The first *ubject will be releaiied January in a tbree-act fantaay aome three yeara ago it 4. It I* entitled Jerry'* Double Header, and reglatered a hit on Broadway at tbe Hudson features George Ovey, who baa made a name Theater. Preaented by Henry B. Harria and for bimsi'lf In Mr, Horsley'* brand of comedies. staged by Richard Walton Tully tbe play en¬ In a letter to hi* Lo« Angeles office, referring joyed a long run. to bi* ranewed alignment ‘with tbe Mutual, Mr. Tbe selection of Uary Pickford's Uilrd sub¬ Horalcy said: "Y'ou may announce tbat I havs ject to be produced on tbe screen for Arteraft jnst compU'teil arrangement* for the release of recently narrowed Itself down to three Ideal Cnb Com<‘*llea on the Miitiml pr'>Krain, beginning Thursday, January 4, with Jerry's Itouble Plekford Tcbicles and tbe matter of making a TRIANGLE Header. ilna} decision prored rather dlfflcult In view of REIEASIS nm WEEKOFOEGEMBER 31st "Cub C«me«lles lH>cume {lopular on the .Mutual the partlenlar adaptability of each of tbe sub¬ program and 1 Ix'lleve they very pnqierly belong jects nnder consideration. It is readily ap¬ there, for th<-y seem to be a *olld part of the parent to all tboae who are familiar with The Mutual'* r*-leaKe chart. When none wa* released Poor IJttle Rich Olrl tbat In aelecting and ob¬ for several we**k* we had acorea of Imiuir'.ea taining tbe screen rights to this subject as a Dorothy Dalton— asking where they could be obtalne*!. Now tbat play for Mary Plekford, the producers hare ef¬ we are back to tbe Mutual again I think onr In fected a ten-strike. Howard Hickman—Enid Markey qulrtra will welcome the news." As Owendolyn, the "poor little rich girl,” While the Cub Com*-dle« of the paat have been who bad all tbat money could buy, but scarcely —IN— much In demand Mr. Horsley expect* tbat tb* knew her parents, iMary Plekford will be afforded ones be will release under the contract be ha* a role of exceptional Plekford qualities. just niHili- will b«‘ even more popular. He has Walter E. Greene, president of the Arteraft given a great deal tif attention to thl* style of Pictnrea Corporation, in announcing the third “The Female of the Species” picture ret-ently anil the result la that tbe auh Hary Plekford subject, said: "In addition to Jeot* are even better tliao liefore. its strong beart appeal Tbe Poor Little Rich One feature of tbe now- Culm I* the Introduc¬ Girl offers rare opportunities for artistic ef¬ KAY BEE tion of wllil animal*. Ity their us*- a novelty fects. Tbe limitations of Tlsuallzing the s.ory In conied.v priKliictlon I* *>l>taiii*>d. IteHldes a wbtdi were placed on tbe stage production and Here Is a drama with real heart Interest and real conieilian like ti*> MARIE DRIttLER COMPANY Uninrsil Elictric Inintor Sit I To Roltatt Poaturoo Through Mutual COMPACT AND DCrENDaiLE Cblctfo, D»c. 39.—It li annouiirrd tlmt Mtrir 4 K. W.. 4* or llo-toU, 4- Dr**ili>r U foriuliii « 12.000,000 rorpuratlon for cyllndat. 4- joscPH n.aci tb« pruducllun of « of iilcturm for dU- cyelo, a-ll-b, PMMNTi tribotton tbrouirb tli» MutiiNl 1‘Hlui <'or|ioratlon. p. fengIncL amooih, dliool Prtildi'iit Jotm H. Krvuirr of tbo MuIukI Klim rurraot. fikb- Conwratlon baa (sinflrated ruiiiora of tb» dMi, arUaa light, eonaoqutntly following a arrita of n<>a«>tUtluna or»n«al at tbo claoror and Mutual'a Now York oMrea and rluaml at tbt Obi- bauor pIcCuiaa. ea|o oxooutiTo ofllooa botwoon Mr. Krtutor and Mooing picturo maeblnt optro- I'C^UtADfiC J. II. IlaltoD, buaband of Mlaa Droaalor, tora aar tharo “Oontracta hart boon drawn," aald Mr, Proul la nono Uko It or, "and tbo foruiatlon of tbo oorporathtn la un- UNIVERSAL MOTOR CO.. dor way. Tito oraanlaatlon of tbo rorporatlon for OEHKOtH, MIS. tbo production of tbo plcturoa la lu tbo banda Aik tor BullaUn No. M, Dapt B. PA>^HE\" of Mr. Dalton, Crawford Urinitaton and myaolf, Tbo orfanlaatlon plana call for a capitallaatloo IVmcMonllbffe of two mllllona, tblo to flro ample capital for tbo dorMially protontlooa ocnio on wtilrb tbo TNI MUTN'I OLDIIT, \ARIIIT AND Drooaler atudloa will mako tboao pletnroa for MOtT UP-TO-DATI DUPALV NOUM-i Mutual diatrlbutlon." TIN-MINUTI INIPMINTD, ITO. A PhobO'l>rama Fbr ThOM It la umloratood that tbo firat work of tbo VJho Ar«Tlr«dof Mario Droaalor Motion PIcttiro Corporation, which ->tovl«a'* ICli_ la tho oAclal namo of tbo now concern, will be HAW tbo protinetlon of twclro two-reel foaturo pie- tnroo baaod npon and umler tbo title of Tllllo'a Atlaato, Daorala. MUttNTt DirtcYadlSr Nightmare, In whleh .Mlaa Drooaler addeved auc- AtAJiS UWAS coan on tbo apoaking atago. While tho twolro two-roelora repreaent tho Im- START A MOVING PICTURE SHOW mo«llate. Brat work of the Dreaaler-Mntual otn- ^MAKI IIONIY..MAtT ROBERT dloa, Mlaa Droaalor baa other Important plana. rOMHETE 0UTRT,IMOW«.niM «M Including the production of a aerloa of apodal L EVEiniNM nmiiiiiEiK easy primbit] foaturo productlona otarrlng a number of bar RkMAN. NO EXPERIENCE NEIDCD.'; imFSWICK artlat frlenda from tho field of the opera and dramatic otagea. tWIMTC rotT FIEE OTAiaQl MOTION PIOTURI OALIO COMPANY. Daft- 0. 0., 417 Oo. Qaarbaru It, OhIaiMa. MMuala. APOLLO’S FIRST PICTURE DOUBLE YOUR LIGHT New York, Doc. 28.—BIgolow Coeper, late of tbo Daniel Krohman, A. II. Woodt and Cbarlea Dillingham forcea, ami more rerently Identified f^ASTIL 5 with motion picture productlona, bat been aigned I M toy Ouy-Hf*a Oanam «4M ’>'"rS«!Si sr"'^ by Apollo Plcturoa, Inc., to aupiwrt Alma Han¬ Vi^ aMBNsnd M» « M* TMB »tOOe5T OaVECTIVE lon, who la to atar In Apollo'a Initial picturo, KIsL lUeO Saab fc lar |kJ» PKAMA EVER rimsou-^ God of Little Children, by Harry Chandler. Mr. E. L FULTON Oa dSli CMCAfiO DlCCCTeDBT Cooper appeared In The Wrong Woman, On tho Stroke of TwJto, Killed Agalnat Ordera and other plcturoa. ARUtlS II FILMS III nil SLIDES William Hartman, formerly atage manager .BoraTf-iNa IM BmU film, elMaot eondlUaa. $S.M ptr real and with Augnitua Tbomat and later attached to tbo up; 100 Sou Song SUdaa, perfect coadlUoB, ll.OOpac acting forcea of Popular Playa and Playera, baa aet, with mualc. SM.d pesul for Usia. Good film been engaged by Apollo aa a.abitant to General- Barrlce fundihed at loacst pricca In the BuuUi. Bup- ^ ^JLEWIS J.saZNICK-SOLEDlST^^ pUw. Bargalna In new and aecaad-band M. P. Ua- MIW YORM Director Richard Rldgely, chlnca and Gaa-Maklng Uulllta. Marfalnca and Out¬ fits Ilf all kinds bought. . WhaS haft you I P. O. BOX lOM. New Oaiaane, LauMona. EXPLORER ENDORSES NO USE FOR THESE The Nicholbt Power Cameragraph Portable AabcaUM Booth, good as new; Powar'a 4 Ma¬ chine. 15.000 ft. of good Ploturet, Model B Gaa Maker, Cable Curtain. cO.. All In perfact coodtUon. New York. Dec. 23.—The Nlcbolaa Power Co. fSOO cash M. H. HARRISON, 43 Olaa SI.. MaMaa. bea been the recipient of a number of teatl- Mastaakuaaltt. monlala. gold medala and grand priiea In recog¬ MUTUAL nition of the auperiorlty of their Cameragraph THE GOLD SCREEN 25c per tq. ft; S4c with stretcher frame. You can't projecting machine, but the letter recently get better. Why pay moret Guaranteed. Sold tm cetred by that company from their repreaenta-'j trial. Send for sample. JESSE COX SCENIC 00.. tire at Valparaiao, Chill, encloatng a voluntary BsthervlUe, Iowa. _ American Film Co. endorsement from Sir Bbrneat H. Sbackleton, the ri rr^TRIC motion picture travilinb famous South Pole explorer, baa given the i-Eebw I niLe A PERMANENT LICNT PLANT. 14 LB. NEW MODEL THROWS 14 FOOT PICTURED Power Co. reason to feel highly gratified. The Cot 4aU. OHIO ELECTRIC WORKS. CLEVELAND. 0. Pr999nt9 thm Not^d Star letter from Sir Emeet reads aa follows: "I thank yon for installing the Power Cameragiwph PAR SAI r Power's 6A Picture Marfdiie. ■ OMWt good gg 4125.M; Port for my lecture In Tatparalso, ‘ and am pleased Wayne Oompcnsaic, llO-v., OO-cycle, 425.00. A. G. to state that throughout the course of my lec¬ HANSEN, BatUe Lake. Minnesota. ture*, wbicb number over 700, I have not seen clearer or more effleient projection.—(^igned) PANTHEA 18 READY RICHARD BENNEH E. H, Sbackleton." > The Niebolas Power Co. baa been exporting —IN— Its Cameragraph to Latin America for several For First Showing Aftor Now Yoar years, and la unusually busy Just now with this psrticular branch of the business, which con¬ New York, Dec. 28.—Norma Talmadge, wba tinues increasing with the growing popularity recently left the Triangle Company to appear in that section of the BB machine. as the star of her own producing company, nndar THE GILDED YOUTH the Selsnick banner, will aoon be aeen in tbo first of her new productions, Pantbea. Tbia la A quaint story of happy-go-lucky John RUBINSTEIN LEAVES MERRILL a pictnrtiatlon of the novel by Monckton HoSe. Slocum, and his love for Mary, a waitress in a New in which Mme. Olga Petrova starred in thla Chicago, Dec. 23.—J. W. Rubinstein, manager country. York boarding house. It contains real heart-throbs, a tear of the Merrill Theater, Milwaukee’s beautiful The picture Is finished and will be given Ita or two, and more than a few smiles. picture bouse, announces his severance with the first public showings Just after the New Year. house management, and will leave *CbrtBtmas It is reportc LIST OF FILMS tS RELEASE DATES BED FEATHIX PHOTOPLATS KUTVAL tXAB nOBTOTlOXf l>ecemb)'r— Week ui November— UNIVERSAL FILM MFa CO.— 4—klukald, Gambler (drama) (Bro roala) DifC. 4^ 2^-Unbby's Chicken (comedy) .1000 RELEASE DAYS 11—Tbs Morale of Ulldn (drama) (8ro -Tba Valley of Daclaton (American) SO—Tbe Prise Winner (comedy) .1000 treals) . (Ova rt«U) . December— MunitaT—Imp. U Ko, Khi. DalTiml Id—^l\ed Blood (drama) (Bro reels).... Week of 1—AmMtlona Ethel (comedy) .iOOO lloodap—Naator, Had Paatbar. 25—A Cblld of Mpatorp (drama) (kvo reels) Dec. 11— T—Tbe Guilty ifne icomedy) .1000 Tgaadty—CtoW laal, Hai. Vktar. Januarp- —Luiisaomo Town (comsdy-drama) A—A Hare B<«rder Iromeily) .lOtiO Wadnaadap—Auloiatad Waahly, iMBBla, la 1—I'oily Put the Kettle On (drams) (8?o (American) (Ovo tools) . 18—Cbarttj Beglna at Heme (comedy).... 1000 reels) . —Mlaa Jackie of the Navy (drama) 16—Wbat'e tbe Use (couonly).lOoo Ko. M » Tburwiap—Die D. Powara, TtoMr. (Pollard) (Oio raela) . 30—Tbey Pra.-tlce Bconouiy osimMly)... .1000 Wa^ of rrldap—Imii, Naotor, Hai. December— 21— He Went and W<>n (conimly).1000 Maturdap—Blaoa, Jokar, Doc. 18— 22— Reekleas Romeoe (comedy).imw V—A Htorp From Life (drams) . —Tho Twlnkler (American) (Sia reals).. 27— Rev Financial Frenay (comedy).loiMI 10—Tbe Penalty of Treaaen (drama) (two 26—The Innocence of LIsetta (drama) 2^—Fat and Fickle (comedy).1066 rsfla) . (Amsricaa) (6ya roala). 28— Before tbe Rbow (enoMdy).1000 AHUUTBD WSUUT 14—Tlie Lawyer's Secret (drama) (two D#c#abf'i^ January- recla) . 1—A Onlldad Youth (drama) (6yo raela) TlTAOXAn M—Aiilnwtad Waakip, No, 48 (oawo).... 17—Love or an Bmpire (drama) (two reels) November— IS—Animatad Waakip, No. W (naara).... 81—The Ivp and the Oak (drama) (two XIAOARA 27— 'I'aking the Honey Uut of Honeymoon 80—Anluiaiad Waakip, No, St (aaara).,.. reels) .;. December— (comedy) .1000 87—Aniniatad Waakip, No, 61 (Mara).><. 24—Mr. Vampire (drama) (two reela).... 28—I'erlls of Our Girl Reporters, No. 1 December— Januarp— __ 81—The l*rodlgal Daughter (droma).**. (drama) (two reola) . 1— Have You Heard About Tlllle (comely) lOOo 6—Aalmatod Waakip, No. 88 (Mwa). January— Jannary— 2— Onr Other Lives (drama) I three rvels)3000 no V 4—The Red Stain (drama) (two reels).. 4—I'orlla of Our Girl Roportera, No. 2 4—Where Is Your Friend (eomedy).JU6JP' Norambar— (drama) (two reola) . 8—His Wife's Allowance (comedy) .iniog ao—Tha Uarotna of San Pnaa (drama) (taro UNXYEXSAL SPXOAL 11—Accident Is tbe Rest Policy (comedy). 1000 December— XOYSLTT 16—Rears and Bullets Icomedy) .I S3—Ottawa and Thraata. t-fttm Plt«r** rMn <4r«M) fw«4 SO OaatHaa Bay to Wtaatpa*.. ” •—Bar Baid’a tai^ivOa* NEW THEATERS BBLzncx picmai •-JTka <•!■■■■> Worambar ■ / fMlal .. —Tba Pkoliah Tltsla (Mamal ...... —Paathaa (draam) MUFOBBIA ■. t. OOBMBASIOIV Moving Picture Houses, Airdomcs and Those —Tba Argyia Oaao (dram) WMua Wha Bwai (BmMi Making Alterations or Enlarging Capacity, j^^^BygBPlCTUBBB, X>a (TBZABOXS) —Ska Paalaa llawac (Baatrla and Changes in Management 0—Seran IMlj laa Haay (MeClare) (Ora rcelai . (nmaxzi Mimm l*-«e»en Deadly Blaa—Pitda (MefBaia) Saka A. Bakwalm aat Jaka fL BreaaUian, a< Ha kaa keokad op vMk tka Ualtad fUai Saraica, tOTO reela) . SI—Baten Deadly Blaa—Paaaloa (McClaN) «—Tka Saa Wrw»ka (ewaty).. IBa JaaroB Pkatapla, Oaaipaaj, oparatlnc Ika aad tka BardwoB papalaca la akawiaf apprada* daSawia aad Jawoll ttcataia at HaaitUoii. O., Uua ky dlUac aaary aaat ki Ika kaaaa at aaek (Ore reela) . U—Ml* BlUy BnttoM (aoaaM.. SB-Beren Deadly Blaa—Wrath (MeOlaia) _l»—Htatl At Uz O’claek (eoiaiy).. aaa plaaalag tha araetlan af a aaw thaater to ba parfarmaaca. (fire reela) .' Pebraary— t-^MaM Wlfa teoiair).. !*P -T** Araaoa. ^r BapMa. la., hy Dr. B. H. Me- ■ OH*ra Upparcat (caaMdy) . ^iTTSJ* iSSTyfiil Barky. Tha aaw kaaaa wlU coat $13,000. and 0—Bwaa Dead^ Blaa—Qraad (MeClara) HtraHk ****^ paaalhla oaorauanca for tha ,,,m ^ tnaat la that locality. tSra reela) . fOS FILM OOBPOBATUMI pat* ^ IS—Bavaa Deadly Blaa-Bloth (MeClaia) llawakM nna star Ikaatai; Sana. Pa.. CaroMrly wwaad (Oto reela) . ft—Tka MlaeklaC Makar (kra laMa). I IB—Beren Deadly Blaa—Tka teraath BIb by H. B. Baawa. aad far tha paat faw maatha ^ 2aMba£la’ka8^a*aaatlBrMoadty*of about Daaaaibar— aa(S m«k bettaminc Jonoarr 1. Aalta ROBERT HARRON STARRED p<«n la tiM dtlc rule. It la aanoaacea tkat SUNDAY MOTION PICTURES tiaaafer Rothapfel, of the lUaltaw kaa d^ded In Triangla-Fir.e Arts Production of to epea the doera of the theater at Id o’doefe Tho Bad Boy eai*h moraine while the picture rana, laetead of at an afteraooa hour, aa formerly. Titagraph New York, Dec. 25.—Robert Harrea la tb* SAFE FOR THE TIME BEING conaidera thia a ooniplment to the pfeeaoplap. lateot addltloa to the Triangle-Flae Art* galaxy IndtB.Trtl«a. a flre-reei atoi7. featuring Ul> of staro. Be will be beadllueU lo a play aarly llan tAalker, is annuouced rt the drat Blue In the oew y—r. entUletl The Bad Boy. Mil¬ lUbbon releaae for IBIT. It ia acbedulad for the dred Harrta, who has t>«en selected to act aa Court Decision in White Plains Upholds macket no Jannarp 1. Oouglao Pairhanka’ leading lady daring bia win¬ ter aolourn In New York, will apiiesr with Legality of Sunday Shows for First KES8EL GOES TO CUBA Barron In hli Brat ataning venture before she goe* t* the New York studio of the Trlaugle dur¬ andnilM Second Judicialjuuivini I^IOI.IIWI.9Districts New Terk, Dec. 38.-Adam Keaeel. J. . preel- ing January. f 0|, a* f **** Picture Corpora- I'be Bad Boy le said to eontain many human in¬ of StateOlOlw ofvl NewJLuvW YorkE UEK tion, aalled for Barana on Tburaday. lir. Kee- terest aitnatlona. In which Ilarrun ahould appear ael baa been eonbued by llliiena to bia home for to excellent advaniage. HU rise to etellar bon- the peat two weeka, and the trip to Cuba baa orn ha* been the least seaaattonal of auy of the MdW Tark, Doe. 2S.—Daring the paat few and aapport of exhStitora la the Bght for a free ''••n fwced ea him by hU pbyalclan in order recent BIm favorites. It hat been the reaalt of daya the light la New York Bute over the abow- Bnnday, which ia being made by the NaUonal <'»t he may get ia proper ahape to put through continaai work and faithful service. Harron lag of mutton pictaree ou Sauday and the cam- ▲aaoeUtton and the Exblbitoii' Leagno. Mayor vocceaofully the many thinga which are planned Is perhaps the only actor In oiotloo plctnrea with gaiga tkat la belag waged by the picture In- Lnun, of Schenectady, where the flght has been ^er the Kay-Bee and Keyatonc prodnctlons in more than three years’ experience who hast been tMoata to obtain either legislation that wlU lo- botteot, stated this week that he personally was 1917. A large perty of frlenda saw Mr. Kesael UDder the came direction daring tb* entire pe¬ gall— iwate obowibg or SB odJudlcnUoD of oaUt- In favor of Sunday films, but that the *elaion wtahed him boo voyage. Be wUl ratnm riod. Mv law which will eerve the same porpoaa ra- of the third department of the Supreme Coart, *bodt the middle of Jeonary. leaving school at about 14 yeara of age be Hitod ia a court decision and action on the whldi applies to that dty, must be upheld aa secured a Job as uieaseDger boy at one of the part et aeveral repreaeatatlve organUations a matter of pure law enforcement, although the BECK_ ENGAGED_ __ New York studios. Attracting the attention of which would tend to ahow that the campaign Ls flght to oloae the tbeateia on Sunday was ■mn- ___ on* of the directors be was given a cbance lo aaHdly backed by not only the great majority of ducted against the atrongeat kind of opposition. . _ • a u — aa appear before the camera, and made good. Wlion Mw public, but that there la aneb a divergence It la stated tkat over 1,000 alldos have been cent RdpraSdntativa of Harry T. Morey the general reorganization of BIm Interests took of epInioQ over the Interpretation of eslatlng law ont-from the headquartera of the N. A. M. P, I. ■ ' place some time ago, which reaniterl In the for¬ da the enbject that, for the time being at least, Tbeae lUdes ara the flmt to be sent out by the Mow York, Doc. 23.—Louis J. Beck, .who has mation of the Triangle Film Corporation, Har¬ Banflay ekblbltloiis of fllma will bo permitted in assoclatloii. with a view of aronaing public in- given valuable pnbtlelty to membem of the tbe- ron found himself a member of the Vine Arts thlo el y. terest, and another tilde M now being prepared, atrleal prafeaMoo, bao been engaged ai the per- Stock Company, but under the same direction Two of tho moct Important developmeuta of which will bo aoat out at tho request of Mayor tonal and preaa repreaentatlvo of Harry T. as that In which he had made hts entry into flim tfeo woek wore the handing down of a doclilon MItchol, who la d Arm advocata of Sonday pic- Moray, Tltagraph sur. Mr. Bock waa the pub- dom. The Bret Triangle feature In which he won bg Jnatloo William IT, Platt, of Whito Plaint, tnraa. tlcltyUclty raproacatatlvtmprosentatlve of MtaaMist MargneritoMargnerite Bertsch, commendation waa The Mlwhig IJnkt, and hla apboMIng tao logallty of Sonday plctnrea In the anthor and dtroetor of the BIm, Within tha Law, meat rer-ent hit waa registered aa the woman bating young clerk In The Wharf Rat. flfot and aocond judicial departmenta of New B. H. SOTHERN'B THIRD and condnetad a campaign for Ralph W. Ince York Btato, whiek locladoo Now York City, and whaa ko waa a director of the TMagrapb torcaa. Wtto IntrodnctlonlUirVUHVltVU InIIB thebUV Board ofVb AldermenMsuva aaavao of Q | ^ I wa m W AIw Mr. Bock,■ whoWSV laW SBan BIBold BVWB|yB|fVrnewopapor manBlBIl ofVI muchlUUBB Now York City of a roaolutkw arglng tbo onset- rl*««aaaa Janua^ B—VttagrapD MaKaa l, receiving the well wtabee of a BRENON RETURNS FROM SOUTH moot of a itatate amending the iienal cod# of Utnar Attnouncamanta (^oBda for tha ancceao of hla work, New York, Dec. 3B.—Herttert Brenoo has re- tbo Btato and also placed tbo city father* on rec- v _iii .. ^ '*Vt***»ta* Ludle Lee Stewart and tnrned from St. Auguailne, Kla., where be paaaed dtd as favoring tbo showing of picture* on Son- Now York. Doe. 38.—a. n. Sotbera will makii Hmii- Oordoa. nearly two weeka In making more than a hundred Say. Tbo resolution w** Introduced by President •PP**«n«a oo iaaaary «. when acenei for hla next Selznlck-Picturea production, Dowling and unaulmooaly paoaed. VUagniph-V-L S-l wlU roleaao tbo Blao Mbbea The Bternal Sin. In which Klorenc* Keetl will be All four that an attempt would bo m*de to The Maa of My«ery, ftoai tbo booh by CHICAGO PUBLISHER DEAD seen aa Locretia Borgia. The quaint city of the OlHO tho motion picturea la New York City on -Vrchlbtld OaveHug Ounter. It U aald The South, on* of the oldest on tb* American con¬ 9to4ajr wt* rainoTtd wbeo tb# datallt eonctrnliMi -Man of la dlffartal frM altbar Tba Chicago, Dot. 31.—■. J, Mock, pnbllaher of ISetography, Chicago motion picture weekly, and tinent, Who admirably adaptetl to the purpose for tho dedaloD of Juatlco Platt waa received from « Aa Snemy to tho King, Mr. Sothon a wblch Mr. Rrcoon selected It. Tha Eternal Hla Whiw'purna!^' The ruling cover* Orenter New prevlona photoplayo. Obarlotto Ivea wlU al*o pabllahor of Tho Telephone Engineer, died It now almoat completed, Ui* few remaining York all of long htend and all the Hodaon ‘'PP^r oppo*lto Mr. Sotbera la tho ptetur*. on Monday of this week at bio borne In Pleasant epiaodes being Interior a4'eue*, elaborate aeltings Klver towns aonth of Clator and Columbia coon- Another Inteiwatlng anaouaeoment frem Vita- avenue. Be was bom In 1870 Id Pt. Wayne. for whieh were bnllt In the big eludlo on IInda4)n Maa The decision Is la dlrocf oootravontloo of *• ^ Philippa, aa Ind,, and boo. la rocent yaari. boea president Belghts while the company was In the sunny Cbe law aa laid down by tho Third Departmont in tool plmra, from Bohert W. Chamboro’ of Tho Bloctrlelty Magaaliio Corporation. Ms- Sonth. Mi declilon a fow weoko age and which ektaod on •* **• AaioH- sonic sorvleaa wore held oa Wodaeoday at the •aadsy all of tho ptetaro bo«oa uador tho jurio. pwmier# at the Rialto Tbeaior daring tho homo. Sictten of tbU dopartmoat. Tbo declsteo was «mmwmwm^^^mmmmmBMmn^^^—mu^^^HWH—oeM EDISON ORIGINATES tMdortd aa tha result of aa action broogbl againat ta eihibitor by tho village of Owdnlag Naw Plan of Producing Motion Pictures by President Albert W. Trigger, and tho Court's Orange, N, J,, Dee. 'J3.—A new plan of pro- Soeloion dlopoaing of the matter dealod tbo in- dnclng motion picturea haa been orIgInatiMl by laarilon. nlilrh waa asked, requiring that the **Sixt00n yxar$ of knowing .how** Tbomos A. Rdlann, Ine., and It aiam will be ■otion iilrtureo In tbat place bo eloaed oo given to extalbltnri and the public In the form •aaday. Tho aIgnIBcant part of tho ntllng i* of weekly-groupetl |irf>grama, consisting of ap¬ . ! tbo statement that tbat part of tbo law wblcb proximately flve reel* of a variety of plctiireo. apptle* In tbo cmo la inaetivo when applied to WHAT IS YOUR ANSWER? Instead of the meliNlrainatlc t)'|>e of |•rlHlu>•tlona Sima fnr tbo aimplo sad alUnfficlent reason tbat tbat depict life from morbid and ilej-reasing motion plctnrea were unknown when tho law waa ARE YOU GOING TO ACCEPT PROJECTION viewpoints, tb* new Fhlteon plrtnrea will bO adopted, and nobody at that time had ivoa ooa- civan and refreahlng and will mark what tbeir •alvod of operating fllmo for pay. TROUBLES AS NECESSARY EVILS aitnosora believe will prove the beginning of a Tbo doeifloa of tbo City Beard of Aldermen OR new era *f tb* allent drama. The drsmatlg In ekkieited to have a far-reaching and in- featnrea of tb* program, for the greater part, taentlal effect on the present campaign. Taken ARE YOU GOING TO BE ONE OF THE GREAT will be two and tbree-reel stories In which tagether with the reanintion which waa paaaed ynatbfnl ebaractera wilt appear and In which by the county Couimlttfo. which la controHod by MAJORITY OF EXHIBITORS WHO USE clean and laudable ambition and deolra for Tammany Ball, and the fact that nnmeroua con- achievement will underlie the development of oorns who hav# a tromendon* mall order bnalBoaB the plots. On* and two reel farce-romedleo have offeead to mall Ittmture la the lettora sont and tome unusual aclenilflc aubjecta and aovel- •at If tha N. A. M. P. I. will provido It', and tlea will aupplemoDt the other featiiret of tb* tb* pnhilc ntterance* of many poopi* of prom- program. laene*. Inclndlng membera of tb* clergy, who are The keynote of the coming Ktllann plctnrea favoring Sunday motion picture*. It i* believed may be found In the name that they will bear. tbat the enaerment of a law legalising this form They are to be releaaeii under the brand at if Sunday entertainment is now only a matter Conqueet Tlctnrea, and In that title la anmmed of a short tlmo. and the neceoaary proeednre to op the ideaa of tb>i*e who originated them and got It through tho Toclelatnr*. In rowiecrieo the deitres of the componr that has engaged In arlth the Sunday cloelng laan* aeveral big car¬ the proiluctinn of them. The dramatic feature* bon-making flrma hav* offered to enclooe. in all that will form the major part of the pmgram Meir shipments, a card, urging tb* co-operation will be baaed on tales of conqiiest and aebleve- ment. For some mnntha plana for the produ*- tlon of Conquest I’lctiir«*s have In-en maturing NEW YORKE-METRO STUDIO and at tbe present time a number of the pro¬ ductions are completed. To Be Built in Hollywood Immodiatoty POWER’S CaMERAGRAPH Tbo releasing medium has not be-m announced. Leo Angeles, Cal., Dec. 22.—Pred J. Bala- WRITS FOR THE NAME OP OUR DEALER IN TOUR PARAMOUNT STARTS bofer hai eelerted a large tract of land In tb* TERRITORY Now Year With Pauline Frederick and heart of Hollywood, where the Yorke-Metro gen- Blanche Sweet oral manager will bnlld a new studio. Oacar ASK HIM TO SHOW YOU Apfel, recently engaged to direct Harold Lock- New York, Dec. 2S.—^Two exceptional featuroa wood and May Alllaon, will be the Brat pro¬ OUR INTERMITTENT MOVEMENT will be relMned by Paramount New Tear’s ducer to work In the new York* atodlo. and he OUR LOOP SETTER week. ’Tbe Famous Players production of The Is devoting a great deal of hla time coaferrlng Blav* Market, with Pauline FVeilertck In the arltb Batsbofer on the plans of the new stages. OUR TAKE-UP leading role, and the lAuky production of Tb* The new stndto will be equipped in a very Evil Rye. with Blanche Sweet In the leading modern manner, with a portable roof, that can These Bxchieiye Derices were designed to eliminate your tronblee. part, are the two program featnrea for tbe fl be need dnring the rainy aeawm and easily re- week of 1*17. arnved when onnshlne la available. A portion CATALOG O MAILED UPON REQUEST SnrrnuDdlng fhe program will be tb* 47th edl- of the ground will be devoted to a permanent rlsu of the Paramount Plctographa. tb* maxazliio. electric light atndio, where night acene* and ••n-tbe-aereen; the 48tb edition of the aeries of pbotngraphir effects will be ctaged. Waekly ’Trtp* Around the World, coudneted by In the meantime nrodnetlon on The Prnmlae. NICHOLAS POWER COMPANY Burton Holmea, Prom tbe Bay of Fnndy to tho by James B. Hendryx, will be rontlnned at the NINETY GOLD STREET, *t. lAwrenc*. and a Klever Komedy, Be Moaat present Torke atndio, 132B Gordon street. It la NEW TORN enr Well, In which Victor Moore la starred. hoped that the new Metro atndio will be ready tar ocenpauey about the Bnt of ffabrnary of AM ua. as well aa yonr»»lf: write for that •sat year- letter advertised In our Letter Lint. I Xfte Billl>oar SNOW WHITE •toiA. a partlctoarty toBealt rate, bat haadled to a toaaacr toaat pteaMar: PatilcA CalAaaa, aa •m FUyw VUs Otm Myaca, tAa Daettr'a aecracaiT, a eoaataelac *'Ato*7,*' aai Aaaa WaltAaU aad Mary Parkya to tolaar ntoa. TAtaagAeat tAe plot Aalto oaa aa la a aW, la fact. tAa teaatae la oppraaatra at datoa. Hm afiapAiit mt tAa operatiag raoto af a graat aarraa ia waatorfaDy wall toaa. aat aa oaaaaa Aaa Aata toarai aa amtoga aai vnck Ba .Aim WMfetam aapaaana. wAtfa WaltAalU aa tAe pAyalctoa. aai aa tAa Aatf toattor, appear la tAe aaato accae. Oclama fUty M*. WMta. to Wmmm TAeta Ic paaatoly aaa Caatt to Rai wttA tAe paa- tmtOmm, It la m laag. Cat to tea reete It Tarti. Am Am it—ftmit to lAa mamm Ay m- aat aaSto Ay cattiag aat i at tAa —ptleatag neur J. Rmto lto>t«y wltA dto toft— at A ■HWK. iBtoAi It tow a AmW tototaat^ tAat M tA« tltto mA*r to m a pMa aC tAa Ltttia tetoa I laliifM fcata at aatgery. Aat Aa la a«- Ay Myara. Ala aaeratoiy. la a At af m totopta Aa toadtotgto iaaa. aaa af tAa ataff af awaea. Tba Ara-raet ptetartoatton of Tbootoa Dteanto popular aoral, Tba FaallaA Tlrgla. Am Aaan to Alo prteato aapaiirlam to the eenatry. Be OMOt carataUy donai It la Dtoan’a otory taht followa tour and thou taken op the tght to to pletarea, with rctoarkahly tow ooAtltlaa. mA letoutoi Alo AarrlAli ernetag tor the drag. tha acraao rotaton will. wttAaot da^. ^panl After weeka af patient nordag the rletaty la to tAnaaaato aa a nary ptaaoaat aeonl^a an- wan. It la hare the added toaterlal ten da to tartatoaaent aad ahanM praaa pnlu at poptoar weaken aa athaintoa good otory lather than Awarta, waaa aa tha book, la cnottog darn Elm hall Tonv help It by tha InCindartlan of Dr. Laaeantei'a af toligAtfal to tke lendtag rate DUactar OapaltoBl kaa Aalf-bretAer, wha Aon tonght to oChet Ala itoa. cbeora wtoely, oa It la aapactolly oaltod to hu Tbe Aupital to eunaotod Ay Au and the Anlf- taleau. Katoeraaa appartaalllaa au glwan to greatly to tAe atacy*a Aratkar and Myau faB rlctltoa to their awa ahow her aataral haaaty aad hlatrlanlt ability. trap. whOa Sana la laaenad by Dc. InacanAir.— TAa Otar to aamaadit Ay a toaot rapahle caot. ' the leading toole rate Adtog ptoyed Ay Oaaway Teartc, wAooc eaceUeat week neade Unit am¬ (teaalag pata aaf paaa to tAe rayal Ancaea. ount. SAerldaa Tbnocy, aa Jlae’a toathor. la wflA Aar toatAer'a tarmar laiy->a-«altlag JUST A SONG AT TWILIGHT coDTtoetog. and duama apaclal mtoUan. Tba aagMag to tAe tAraaa aa weO aa tae Aaad af flap raal Dfadd Atotnia Alu. Rriraaad Jaaaary PitoM yiirltotoi Aoaa WAtta tocata a yamg atagtog at tba predactlaa lo foOy to Afrptof with the work the coot aad tba atttlaga. Aaater to tAa aaato aaf aaaa tieatoea gtota u vn. at both latnrlor aad egtarier au e€a«ttu. toAetaataA to Alat. Ha catoea to tAe caatle THM CAST: Tbe otory centen on Mary I damn, a ochaal »«*—■ aa aai pnaeau a letter aaAlag teacher, with a rmaaoe aeaL itoa AatAuy tor tAe Aaad af Smarm WAlte—tor Aa la tbe Ijney Wtotu .Brelya Oreriey Pitoie Fteriaaad. BrangMuar. wAo beUered Lney Lee (Aer tootAcr) .Brtlya Oreetey rtuau Aer frao. the adraaua ef a atmet rat- tAe Prtoee aaa capBlag to aae for Acr Aaad. la Aaa aad w laihard la aha with tha wirtt at am- farlaaa. aad deeidca to Aare Saow WAJte AdDad. maau that ahe idoitou Jtoa Be Aceotou the Wba forcea BertAold to take Aar tota tha traada TictiK at aa aaarupaliaa patent anarnay. aad ardcra Alai to brtag back Aer Aean. Be who ateala Ala patent catbariter. and. Arritolag aparea Aer aad takea back the bcart of a wild enblnered by the ezpericau. Aa tarna Auglar. pig. Baev White ia lad away to the cabla of Mary, knowing aathlag of thto, toarrlu htan. tAa dwarfa, where ahe atokea Aeraelf at Aaato UNIVERfAL^ Lurnlag that hla toother to llriag to the toaaa- aad to Otoe the little toco raatorc her to Acr talaa of Caroliaa Jlu pereaadu Mary te go trliDto aad the IMare. PICTURE./* ^ with Alto u rialt Aer. He tabu wttA Ala a A pirtaTc that baa a apcctol appeal for cbU- PRK/BNT THS T bag full of lewrtry he baa atotea. TAa cM draa aad oae to which older folka will Aad mbch woouB baa becoae a wiatcAed creatare aad that la aaoclDg aad eotertalalag.—^BAT. falls to recogaiae her aaa. Jia ahowo Maty IWD SREATErr iERIAL ^ tbe Jewels, aad ahe, horrlAed by tbe dtourcty THE TRUANT SOUL orders yim out of tbe roou. Wblle be Ie aateep /TART ON EARTHOO I with bla bag tbe oM woaaa atteapta te aorder BIgbt-part TTaaanij prodoctloa. Releaaed De- JiB to eecure the rolaaMea. Mary taku op her r\ ^ TTTTTT" I life with tbe Doctor, wbe baa ared yia'a Ufa, \ (rj 1 1 r 11 M 1 I while be gnee to tbe Mnrtbwcot. Tbe Doctor la THK CART: [(VT. j aaked te reetore tbe Jfwela. Tura paaa. llary*e aoo. while waadeiiag to tbe woods, Ie loat. Tbe Dr. Joha Laacaster.Hearr B. Walthall father, rpturnlag. Hade bla. and once auu Mary >noB Weatworth.Mary Charleaaa aad JlB are happy.—RAT. top—.Patrick Calboon I r 01 ri [ 4 FiV' i Mra. Daaa.Anna Mae Walthall 1 L f ^ ^ i 1 f P i J 4 f Mra. Fraaer.Mary Parkya POLLY PUT THE KETTLE ON Dr. leaklao.V. K. Haopt Flre-part rnlrereal Bed FMtber featau. Re- la The Trnaat 8»al Henry Walthall girea one leaaed Jaaoary 1. of tbe BMOt rirld portrayala of a man addicted to tbe drag habit that baa erer been abowa aa THE CAST; the aereea. Wltbont ^neetioo he la the peer of all character actoca la the atleat drama today, Mr. Taau .Tbomoa Jegerooa and bla Dr. Laocnater ia this production atande Polly Vance .Rath niBord ont aa a atoaterpieee of emotional acting. Tbe Mlaa Johanna Webb.Mia Mnddoa ntory la by Victor Roaoaean. and ie carefnlly d> WRITTEN AND STAGED BY Ctauter Creigg .Douglaa Gerrnid rected by Harry Bcanmont. Rnpporting Mr. Myra Vance .Marrel Apenerr Walthall we bare Mary Cbarleeon. aa Joan Went- Nellie Vanu .Leaa Baakette FBMCIS FOID ft fiRACE CIRAID Saole Tanu .Eu Rae No more deilgbtfnl little atory thaa Orau Tbe Serial Sanntlao 1 friend eJie eende • plV Cherter bu written to THE BRIDE OF HATE a prodoeer. In due Un»e it beeomea a ancceae, bat he fear* be will neeer aee It. Tbe annt’n Five-part Triangle-Kay Bee feature. Released heart ectteue at her nepbew'a plight, and aha January 14. wUla b hlMtacB are In this ssetloo. With (bo aegnloMon at thto eaehanga by Paramonnt a oanMolta of MME. OLGA PETROVA SIGNS adrortlalng and publicity wlU Immodlatnly bo lb- roisuA ifTas'tJira.'ss angnratad In tha territory to batter aaqaalnt tha pnbMe of that aectlon with ParamomPa ataio 5.m M wmuTu it!? S and bettor plctnroa. ors aototo proMsm raUosm. Finn eoim. TO STAR IN LASKY FILMS Jaatos Steele, treasurer of Paramonnt Platores flisi twred. Act quick. TMs to Mma .■■■■«■■ ■■■ill • wwdswul cpportuatly tar tandn bman OerporaUon, left ftiday erentag to mako a per¬ ' Wo hare for salt amtly now aaZto sonal tour of all tha Middle West esehanges and abaaluts A-1 oondltlcw a octait M to rlalt many of the theaters In that territory, "TIUAUrB PUMCTUHia) BOMANCM" Contract Places Actress Under the Same Man¬ bx raOto fsaturlna Chartla ChmHn. telling them of the eiceptlonal Quality of pic- Mabel Nonnaod, Marie DfOMler, ChfoUc tnres that will be distributed In tha fntnra, and t Ocnklla and Max Scumsi, the UIUJMf- agement as That Under Which She Made DOIA^AR CABT. WHto at noco (or of tha sihlbitors' co-operatira aarrtcoa that will prlco. CHICAGO FILM TRADING AND be carried oat during 1817. | American Debut—First Release Paramonat’s aim and purpose la pnrehtaing lat, Chloaso, llllaals. Iba MlanaopoUs Baehanga from Mr. Barnett and Ready in April eondact It as It does lU other eaebanges was mainly ta Incraam the eacleney In this territory and to lander the skhibitors them a greater serr- Wtm T«i%. Bm. Wi Om tt the Mat tetaraat* tiaaa as to ttair aaapaetlra pcodnetlona. It (a ice than hafora. Mr. Steele will spend eon- H ia tfe« nails •( star pla#ars te mmm a oats worthy fast Mat whonarar they warn KVEtE BEACI aWlornbla Hme at this exchange, arranging for tea was aaiMMUced last wssk tks Jaaas U anaatad to name a sur that they wnaM like to Its future betterment and Inaugurating the aamo lOSTONt CONEY ISLAND ■Wtart PU7 Companr wksa U was aaks sea added to tha roster tha name of Mma. high-class departmentH that are to be found in FOB SAIJj OR LMASB, at that papular roKirt, larm ttat Mme. Olga Pstiwra, wbs has aiads Petrora was Inrarlably mentioned. It was this (he Famous Players Klim Service, Inc., in the lot, 100 feet square, fraoUua Oersn Boulevard. For¬ fMs a saws In Mstrv prodnottoas, had alfmd corroboratleo of my own estimate of her wander' tune canbi made with loe Palace (nans bets). Middle West. • tMc-Uais coatract with Jeass L. Laakjr, prail- Roller SkaUna Rink or Uorins FVjture Theatre. AU- fnl ablHty that dnally led to tha opening of aa- ysar-round pilsee. For parUculare addivm “TUB 4bM at tha esaipanr. Ia otdar to fire ample gotUtlons which hare led to anch a happy eon- BRKAKIOlUt.'’ 60 Boulevard, Revere, Ifam. Itaa iir the praparatloa o{ her flmt photoplay claslon.*' TRIGGER ELECTED PRESIDENT •» tha ParaawoDt profrim tha relMta data ST. LOUIS CALCIUM UGHT CO. a( hsr taltlal appearance muter tha asw manape- MI8TAKEN IMPRESSION Of Manhattan Local of Exhibitors’ ESTABLISHED It7l. IMM has bcea set tar April. League OAlxniTM LIGHT furniaUud In tanka for SteveopClcuo staff of tbs Loeky scenario department, and Moving llcture Maj'hlnce. Orders to any part of Conenrning Kbyatonn Raleatns In Cor' United Statea Sited rnvnptly. Oalrlum Burners, Rub¬ aadar Hertar TarahaU, playwright and antlior, rncted New York, Dec. 23.—The annnal election of ber Tubing, OndccMiiig laviaes, IJme Pemtls. GelaUn k alnady at work on the eaamlnatloa of the ma- Tlcketa tor sale. Eln Street, St. Manhattan Locnl No. 1, Motion Pletnra Bv- Leala. MItisari. kMlal far Mma. Potrora, and the announcement New York, Dec. 85.—Beonnse of n adataken hlMtanr League of America, warn held this week at Ifea aalaetlen of a nomhor of theatrical sne- tmpreaston created by an adrertleamant In (he and proved to be a spirited contest wltb at APOLLO PICTURES aanaas and Mtorary ■asterplaeaa wUl shortly be trade papers of loot weok coneeiwlng Reyatone least two candidates (or every oOee. Samuel «a4a bp (ho eoocorn. Oomedlaa, Chotles Keasal, Ran king Isr Mm H. Trigger was elected president of the orgsut- Gets Studio at Fort Lao, N, J. Mma, Batiwva win spend ana half at each year Kaaiel h Bonman. said: **Mncw tha odreittoa- satton. detostlng Charles Steiner; C. B. Mar- at tka Laaky stndlo In Bollywood, Onl,, and tho ment of last wook ooocoratag tho now opan tlnean, Srrt vleo-preaident, defeating M. Oes- New York, Dee. 23.—Apollo Plctarcs, Inc., In Mow Tork. booking poHey (Or Rayatono Oomedlaa baa seam' trleber; Ike Hartstall won out for second vloo- has taken over the U. 8. Amusement Oorp. a oeaafaltlon of Mma. Patiwva by (ho Ingly ennaed tba belief that Keystone Oomedlea preeMent and Thomas Howard was elected aec- studio at Fort Lee for Ma production of Its pany la ana of tha moat tanportant wonid be relcaaed independently of the Triangle retnry by defeating Sidney Asher. Mr. Hosrard pictures. Tha property waa formerly kaowa la aaonis of the year, aa It slgnidea that Mda paces, 1 wtoh to state Mat tbera to ae gtnooo to alee national aecretasy. Morris Needles de- as Solax Studios, but has been since enlarged ilnatlan intends to. predneo tho poworfnl whetorer (Or this Impremlon. Aa bcrotofora, tonted Charles Haring, who rsa for treasurer. by tbe additlen of a new glass stmetnre, lOOz at pbotaplay In tho fntnra arlth which tho Kayatooo ConMdIes may be had only throngh William Hidkemelrer was elected chairman of 380 Met, and a number ef other Improvements. a at Mmo. Petrora has beeoaM tndoUbly as- tho Triangle exebangeo, and by arrangement the Onani.-e committee, and W. Khonbelnier and -Arry B. Raver, precldent of Apollo Pletnras, and In which aha has tasn so WtM the Triangle Film Oorpomtlon or Its na- Otto Leder were re-elected at members of the Inc., completed tbe arrangements for tho naa soelnted organixatlons. committee, with J. Rlein se n new member of studio and all its facUlUes wlM Horbart that Mma. Petrora and Jaaaa U “Tho new releasing plaa is created In defer¬ Qua Roenigwald to sergeant-at-arme. President Blache, head of the U. 8., tbe term of tha am BOW anted on the Poramonnt program ence to the demand for Reystone Oomedlea on Trigger, Immediately upon his election, sent leaaa being live years, with renewal privilcgeo. OMOik Ma tact that It was Mr. Laaky who Biat tho part of exirtbttors who may have eontraetnal ont a letter te every member of the association This gives Apollo Pictures ample equlpmant MModacod tho aotrem ta America. A few years arrangements with other programs. Under the asking tor co-operation and support daring the for staging productions of any magnltuda at n tffa^ Whtla Mr. Laaky was making hla cnatomary new plan, as stated In the adTortiaement re¬ coming year. He also elated that he bad minimum of expense. bBP 80 Barepc in aenrek at new talent for ferred to, these comedies may be bad ontto to' formulated a plan whereby every oOcer mnst kli ffbUee Bergere, be beard of a remarkable dependently of any program nrmngeinent Mat give an acconnMng. and that he would know INTOLERANCE COMPANIES fuong girl at tha Tlrell, in London, who had may exist or that may baro oxtoted. If an eC' at the end of the year how many members each MUOMd a ssMatton by her ainging. He etteuded hlbltor wiebes to amnge for Reyotoneo It wtn azblMtor had brooght In and b?w mch anch Naw Tork, Dae. X.—Tlia number of ocganlaa- Mo peitormaocn. wae greatly Impreaaed, and pro- bo lito privilege to do se, but (be oirangementa exlMtor had devoted to the organisattoa. Tha tlona prsaeotlDg D. W, GrUDth'a Intolerance waa ta negotlata with bar to maka kar Amer- anodod mns( bo made tbrongh (ho Trtongte exMongOi. meethig waa attondad by MD aabftdton, who Inereasad last week by openings in Phltodelphln, Man dabnt nnder hla management. Mme. Pe- tot oar prodnet win ooip rsoeb Mo eshthWer ana members af tba amruitollan tn gesG ntaad' •t Ma Chestnut 8treet Opera Homo. In Pltto- Morn piwred ta be n racoem at (ha SMtee, and MBoagh thooe channels. We heltere Mat (bo tag. at the Pitt Theater, and la Montreal, at Mkar supplemented her iuctem there by (ourtug now nmmgment Is o diattoot step In adrwneo, to IMIwlj^a 'Rkeator. Ma eeuntry under Mr. Lasky’a management fb and ono tho( will work (Or Mo odrantage of Me Tba flmt night hanaea la all thioa cttlas wata r—durllte. LILAC TIME exhibitor throogbont tho country. AO Inquiries dtollngnlahed by the nnmber of local notahtoo -It In rary gratMptng to am to affaia aammo tor bookings ft>r the Royotono Oomedleo thoold nnd society people preaent. maaagnrlal rsapaaaMUIty tor Mma. Prtrora.*' bo oddroooed to tho Trlangto Branch OOcoo.** Aoqulitod by Selwyn A Cb. fbr Imnw* Nest week wlU be tha Anal ona of tha big ; paa- ffmlBiwd Mr. Laaky, In eammentlng on tha (net diatb Produotlon tacle'a long and saccesaful run at tho Ubarty ad bar angagaroent. “Particalarly Is Mat tma, PARAMOUNT BUYS Theater, New York. baaarms tba singer, whom I had tha great plaao- New Yotb, Dee. X.—^Lllae Time, a naw play Mu ad IntiwdnclBg to this conntry, has alnca da- Minneapolis Film Exchang# by Jane Cowl nnd Jane Mnrftn, baa been ac¬ H. A. SHERMAN GETS ANOTHER sMtoad lata a graat actress. It la always pleasing cepted by Selwyn te Company for Immediate FILM FEATURE FROM WM. 8ELIQ Mew Yark, Dee. 25.—^Paramount Pletnras Oor- to bare eae's Judgment of anotber borne ont by productioo. Rebeareals are to begin tomorrow pamtton pnrchssad during the past week, from (Continued from page SJ Ma opialan of Me world. and the play ia to open tn New York shortly Bart Barnatt, Ma ffhmoaa Playera Star Fbature features sold (or tbe highest money avsr paid *Wbe (bet Mat Mme. Petrora to already nnder after tho beginning of the New Year. It will for 8tate rights features. Film Service, dUtribatam af Paramoant Pic- UMtowet wtM ae and Mat we are net planning to provide a starring vehicle for Mtm Oowl, who Mr. Sherman bought tbe pletnra in his nsnal turas la Mlaneaots, Wisconsin, NorM and Santh rapid-flre way, nueting William N. Selig to toMS ber fret prodnctlon on the Paramonnt pro- thus paasea again to the Etolwyn ft Company Dakota, which exchange ia tha (atnra wiu be Naw York last week. Together they attended ■RM nntll April la ladleatlre of Mu graat eara management, with whom her grenteat anccess, operated by Paramount tn connaetlon wiM Ma n private showing of tbe ten reeto. “What’o Md naMmltod atady which win go Into Me prepn Within the L.1W, waa made. Me price?” asked Sherman. ’‘Half a mlUloa athar Middle West cxebaages, of which James ■Mton of her oabjaets. There to ne Mlaa Oowl and Mrs. Mardn, who la the wife dollara.” said Selig. “I’ll take it,” said Mr. Stoeto, trsasoror of Paramoant, to preoMant. Bhennan, and the deal was closed without W are Mmgli’ going to apply oar of Judge James Murfln, of Detroit, have col' further ada Mr. Sherman, am'mg the foreman* Ma sxpartaacad mtoda of onr neaanrto dapnrt- Mat to Ma purchasa of Me Mtaneapalta Bz labonited on several other plays that urn being boyam of State rights in the world, to n manta ta Ma dertolag and procnrlng ef tha bant ebaaga by Paramoant It baa been oparatod Me eansldered (Or production. trained investigator in tba picture Industry, and paaMbIs aablecta to salt Mme. Petrorn’o power, many yaam pilvatoly by Mr. BamatL la I la tba past six mouths has invested over a ftd paraaaanty and bar great dramatle talents. torrltary Pammonnt la exhibited eadt week tn million and a half doltara in State-right fta- Ia tbeio a totter advertised fOr YOU la Mis tnrss. In flvo weeks after he had purebaasd “ffbaii to as doubt Mat tho angagrmant at bandroda af Maatara, and same of tbeir Uvest aa- week’s Letter List? The Crisia from Si Ilg all rights had been sold. limn. Pateowa wlU meet wIM Ma hearty ap- William N. Selig. in an interview, declarao: paarat af Parmmenat axhlbltors and axekangn man "The Garden of Allah Is the iiioet elaborato aB arar tba country at their own recommenda- PtotUTO I have completed, and the only one tn which I have ever taken such a personal In- Mann atoo ptoyed their part la the tmnaaetlooa. terest,’’ The Belig Company baa a remarkabla It ban been Me custom of the FOmona Players, record In the feature ptetnre fleld, never tovtng Innhy, Moraaca and Pallaa eompantaa to ask ra- pradacad a picture that was a failure. itoaa anbMItora (ram tlma to tlma Mr saggen- Oolin Campbell, who dirarted tbe picture nnder 'i: ■ Mr. Selig’s supervision, says that “It is Mo moat wonderful dim I have directed.” Tha Spoltora, The Ne’er-Do-Well and The Crisis were all nnder Mr. CampiM-Ills direction. IRENE HOWLEY TO CO-STAR “I am aatiafled that tbe aiipt>rfeatare, Tha Garden of Allah, is a marvelona piece of work. Foundad. as it ia, on the novel by Robert Hieb- With Libn«l Barrymor* in Motre-Rolfo ens. already In print In some twenty-eight Fbatur* Inngnagea, the book has a wide clrcnlatlon. N«G only that, hot the plctnrtaation of the play fed- lows the booh closely. Not a character or scene Now York. Doe. 8B.—Irene Bowley win In tha book but wbat you And It in tbe acres* poor an cowtar wlM Lionel Barrymoro In version. Tbe acting and tbe photography to MrqOeomIng Metre-Bolto prodnctlon. Making marvelous. In seenring tbe rights to The Oarden •f Allah I have the greatest feature In tha Baod. (earn Me pen of OHannlng Pottock nod Ron' motlaa pictnm Induatry today, and expect to ••to Wotf. Msktng Oood to • Ovra-act esmsdy dispose of It in even leas time than Tbe Otaia,** Gmom. wwicb Georgs D. Baker wUl direct, to be de<‘tared Mr. Sherman. ploesd to peodoetlon tomorrow. A private showing la to be given shortly to Mesam. lAeWer. Morange and Frederick Stan¬ Mtos Mowlcy eestsrred wIM Mr. Barrymore hope. who participated mostly In tbe atage pro¬ to one of the etrongest prodoctlons be bos erer dnctlon of The Harden of Allah, as well as mode tor the acrees, the MetrO'OelDiobta mastor- to some of the better known names tn the mte ptoco. The Tetfew Streak, and Maxwell Rarger. tton pletare world. Rosral maaager of tha RolCa sad CetomMa AlMongh emphatically denied by the 'SeUg toadtoa. derided to repeat thie vrtnniiig enmMns totereate. mmor pendsta that negotiations tea tton In Making Good. Amang Mbw Hewtay*e now an between Mr. Sherman nnd Mr. 8"lig, sMsr appaaninrea In Metro wnnderplays have whereby the latter will take over the Selig in- terewts, or at least buy bcavlly Into that com¬ haaa Life's Shedowe. ia whieb ahe was ro-atar pany. WtM WllHam Ntgb. sad The Parple Lady, la Further report has It that both gentleman which aha shared boners with Balph Ban, L. A. Funeli, the yiiuiia animal iralner ami mieerlnrmttent nf UnlnevaJ (Ity Zm,, who lias succeeded were la Minneapolis Inst week, talking ovaa Res Ruaelll as the head at the mmaaerlo of tbe big iihnCo-plaFsn city Routhevn Cslifonila. This to tha matter wIM Mr. Sherman’s bnekers, wbS, OHS at FuruU's Uoo acta, all the snimsls shown being handled by him from thslr birth. It la said, kava $3,000,000 to Invest la tha AlO yen Isitlag Mr n totter? Baa (ho list WILLMAN BUYS BOtTOCK HERO Melstyia sad Hsstt, tbs Tartar BsUat from | mas at tta bsma mnlntnlnnH hr tho orfnntaa- wWlp trylnf to grew naw treat ta paB arer itep tha MataaimUtas upars Boust. tha Ulppadroms tioM. •rttota* ayM, are travsBag ta reyal atyto naff fteM HORSLEY FOR S1M,000 Skating Ballet from the New York IHiipodromy, "Whan yon raaliM that nona of Uo mom who Uvlnf Id axpenslra auitos at the Vral buiela. (CMttaMd tnm paft t) and savarsl other big numbers on whom Ua are workl^ In behnlf of Uls eonas receive a And wblla thvy are doing thio mamhare are aommlttas Is working to obtain ws«IaI tef* cent of sntary, and Uat we are apaadlng over conttnuiDg to desert tha mliRnidad ardai. Uklaff Ba«M UiwUf u« Us piisoasl •^FMsnu- mi mission teMS Mtssrs. Ktaw A BMsb^. URvar 970.000 a year la this woaA, yoa ona readily others wHh them, contrary ta M«wair*wd*e ardor Morosos, Us Rkabarts and R. 9. Albag ter thalr saa that evary cant of Uo oMuey that wo re- to “Not believa anything yon art told or anp- sppesmsas. Bogtae It to say that Us SDtsrtsin- ootvo la Hiont tor the baasM of aomo daaarvlng Mis tecMsd sS tks Bsstssk uUmU thing yon may bear or rend." He mabro It meat ta of tha Ustest stais obtslnahta, sad not peaaoa aOQuaotad wlU tha prefamMaa. Boosuae plain that be la tho engincor, BreinaD. luoam'tw MW Is Lm AsssIm, St Lsss Psik sa4 ta tb* oos Dumbar bat Oist has appeared at a Mtary of Ua great demand Btom muneroiM cnarltlce uis. SS OSMptSU HUM tsd and crew of bia atrike apeclal and his catofMin sot less than 9 4 DECEMBER 30, 1013. In Um connt^, •• at »• prcient time Uot pedesui ring airt daUy at hla boma la Mam* ttprlav* bee nracb tu offer In tbU Une. villa, O., and aaya ba wUl ba wrlib out et tba LaUtn Lamb and Kleanore Uibaon, of tbe Bald* big toiM naat year. CIRCUS AND CARNIVAL «lu Stui'k Cuinpuiijr, Dulutb, bllnn,, are here for tbe bolldaye and batbing at tbe Maurice. Bad Carroll and Frank Bopnay art atin tValter C. Monegban, wuo belpa round Jeea with tba Wbaaltr Show In winter quarters at Mnlrklrk, Md.. and will remain until the last burn blown. Obarlaa Sparki and T. W. Ballenger were re- ana tisnaa an invir again bo In charge of tbe flrat adrance car, and cent callers at Tba Billboard, Cludnnatl. and ^ ' . ■ _ otber agenta will probablj all bold o»er and mcmbera of the local Uotarjr Club tbe projio than went to tbelr winter quarters lu kailsbury ■as /ranclaco, Dec. ill.—Pacllle Ooaat w*' for aoit a)‘aeon. It la planned to aecnro tbe altlon to eetabllab a "beattb farm" In or near North Carolina. *’ ■OB are diapiajlug much Intereet In tbe Ontdoor h^tIcoo of additional agenU from aome otb< Tba lot Ranch Moving 1*101010 Department Johnny Marinella waa kept busy while play¬ will commence taking pictures about May 1. ing the Arcade Tbeater. Toledo, O., entertain¬ and will contlnuo throagbout tb^ aeaaon. On ing hla friend traiqiera of the Ringllng and nccoont of anfavorahte weather they have con- Ilsgenbeck-Wallace cirenaet who are vrlnterlng* elnded to dtacontlnne tbe moving plctnres there. Johnny snyn his act waa a Mg hit at through tbe winter moutbs. ’ 2i Springfield. Hamilton, Dayton and Toledo. K. L. WllllMa, who lias charge of tbe 101 ? I ■ frae^ feaiuree, baa arranged a program and P. B. Colville has gone to Igke Cbarlen, La., puts on picnares In tba big 101 dining room - i ' to aiiend tbe balance of the winter aa a gneat of twlra a week. ' > the Rlks* (’luh. He will go to Bt. Ixmla abont J. B. Kent and wife, of Chandler, Ok., apeat n I March 1 to prepare for the enmmer campalgll. few daye on the raneb. V J iV ' ^l‘' Colville sends the following !!«♦ of towns In r. 0. Mooler. of tbe North A Jodd Mfg. Oo.. tonislans snd Texan with prohibitive llrenaea: Mew Britain. Conn., baa sent Col. Miller a Donaldnonvlile, Ta.: NapoIconvUIe. Ig.; Frank¬ beaatlfnl bridle bit, representing a aix-ahooter lin, La.; New Iberia. I.a.; Morgan City, Ig.; an each side, which Is qoUe a novelty and lake Charles. Ig.; Alexandria, La.: Texarkana, sdmliMl by all wb» oio It. Tex.; ShreveiKirt, Ig.; Monroe. Ig.: DeRldder, Ralley C raon has charge of tbe cattle de¬ La. TTie license, he nays, must be taken ont for partment. and la busy branding and detaoming one year, and will vary from one to two hundred stoera and getting cattle in the feed lots. dollara. I nnPTTA TtSflMA RMTIIRM The HurldWorld PanMaiaKanssis KlllleaKllllcs BaiiU,Band, oiirone iX Uir .arxest,.arxeat, iu.«tui.«t ex|exis-iislvc and iiiost hniliaiu bauds trav- ' wino nmi wniw elingaUna withirlth any i-nm'ifim' lnalioolnal'oo sliow,aluiw, havinr 30SO soloists,auloivta. singersalnxcra and daivi-rs,<: ts announced aa a feature at- DO YOU RRMRMBRR _ , ^ , ...... tracUuntracliun (or the liitemationallyliitemaJlonally famousramaus World at Home Shows forfoi 1917. When George O. Starr waa manager of Bmn- The iBretta TwIm are back In tbe Statei nell's Museum, on Broadway, near Ninth street, after a foerteen oMioths* tonr of Anatralia end ■■ New York. can not describe tbe welcome he waa given u|)on The Campbell Broa.* Carnival Show has alaoo When Sam Smith waa announcer for the Btr- Dtnver'.'c.i* While‘“rs’yd^i^! Ms return. gonee„I^|„trJ Into winter quarters In tbla city.—Donglaag Dam Show? tabv -nl ‘mfTnt'Sn IliiS John O'Neil, honaehouse managermnnager of the Avon TheeThen Hotchkl-.Hotcbklae. When McIntyre and Heath and Dick Sands ter. has gone to Camtien, N. J.. to spend the performed In the concert of the Barnnm Showl w'^ttS'krn.?*#^ bolidaya. When Johnny Baker managed a theatrical Ja<-kJa<*k Jsekson—DropJackson—Drop a line to JnckJack Collins. SANTSANTOS & ARTIGA8 SHOWS comosn.T In Mohnken for two niehta? Kid Hamilton baa left for Ontario for the When W. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) was a star (CoDtInned from page 22) E. H. JONES IN ST. LOUIS boHday*.bolidaya. . „ .k , In The Prairie WalfT ___ Holmes. Kellar and Barthemolay were re- able senaonsensor for tbe Santos A Artigas Circus,a. When Madam Dockrell, Charlen W. Fish and ■* Ionia Dec 22_K H Jonea oroorietor ele<-ted delegatesdclecatea to the CentralOnfrnl TmdeaTrades meednv.meeting. both on tli«the road ami in Havana. the Jeal Sisters were performera with the Btr- .1 nnm Show? aJd m^^ oTtke^nwr B^.?' ^owM a. , The next meeting of WlLocal 34 wlUwill be held Santiw A^ Artigas have gone into this on a real aoeUtfed with J. Angnstne Jones In Cole Bros.' January 26. ahowiuanshlshowjuanship plan. They have taken advantage Orena, la making a abort bnsinem visit hera. «cf f their HavanaHr engagement to carry on a pub¬ D. G. POLLACK IN EAST O. B. ▼anHomc. manager Alabama Minstrele; COL. CODY’S TELEGRAM llidtylicity csnicampiign covering the entire Island. Mrs. VanHome and Mrs. Erlckaon, manager Vir- _ Th*yThey have not overlooked any point that could gtwia Mlaatrela, are alao In town. All ere atop- „ be turned tu' their advantage. They have gone New York. Dec. 23.—David O. Pollack, tbe riilcngo. Dec. 23.—That Col. W. F. Cody’s plag at tbe New American Annex. All three Chlcnito. Dec. 23.—That Col. W. F. Cody s intoInto the ctcl cus business In Cuba to slay. They man who pats the cirenn and carnival world In reported illness Is pet ao serious as It was a abows are said to have "come In with tbe reported illnem is net so serlnns as it was a have In'orainformed the public of tbelr intentions in overalla, in In New York, hiving arrived from b^oon." **”'*first thonglit to be lais learned Inin a telegram • very em a very emphatic way; ao. snmmlng It all up Onbkonb (by gosh), Wlaconatu. Dave is most _ cecelxececelxetl.1 a few days ago In Chicago by C. B. hrielly. theythe have more than made good. Chrysler. It reads: "I got caught In a Wyom¬ certainly In the Bast on business, and has lent Chrysler. It reada: "I got caught In a Wyom- Alliers'ai*vo..o- iPolar I’.eors are late arrivals on the Inging bllzaanibllzxani and contracted a cold. Will be all I ti.,..,,, no time In announcing that he Is willing to it- HAGENBECK-WALLACE CIRCUS Havana program: they rpened big. This Is the - right tomorrow. Beat wishes.—W. F. Cody." Jiw, Mar teml the Showmen's Christmas Dinner In Sew first polar bear act Cuba has seen In a great York In some of tbe Jeans made In his factory. Last aeaaon the Uagents-ck-Wallace Clrcua-innny year* iiiany years. Torcat's Animals are yet to open. At all events be will be there on the night of Demarc; 's Animals opened big last week, tbe SrioTSi "slwillS H“%\&'^o‘ta’;e‘’u NUMEROUS 8HOWFOLK IN HOT ‘tycie*iSl tbe 27tb, bln biiHlneos keeping him here until the bicycle-iidiiig monkey proving the big bit of Brat of the year. traaoDoneil In three aectiona all of the time. SPRINGS. ARK. I the act. tot long aad abort mna. Tbe "Bying aqaadrun" The arrivalarri of Tlie Billboard Is an event wOl be a regular thing with ttie show. (Continued from page 22) ae>x>ndseixmd to nothing el84 that coulil happen In BARS UP IN COLFAX, lA. As tor tbe arenic performance, all that Is CubaCuba. boot of the 1»16 program will be retalncil. and people. "Billy""Billy” laIs In rei-elptreceipt of letters from Charles Andress, J rry Miigivan. Bert Bowers te this will be addeil aeveral featnre acts, moet Charles Andress, J rry Miigivan. Bert Bowers An ordinance was adopted by the town council and (7ns Sun. atatiiig they will be here Imme¬ UNDER THE MARQUEE of wblcb have been already engaged. Fred and fins Sun, stating they will be here Imme- UT of Colfax, la., recently putting a ban 00 Jewell will again have charge of the musical diately after tbe firsttlrst of the year.year, (Continued from page 2S) all minstrel shows, street fntm. vaiuleville department, and Warren Irons vrill bare tbe In addition to the above there Is a band of shows, vfc. The ordinance prohibits and sup- alae-ahew. Pal Bnrke win again be in charge leaserlesser lightsllghta in the circusclrcua hnsiness,hnsinesa, who havehnve Frank Miller,Mil and tbe rest of th# bunch vrith pre«scH all minstrel aliowrs. circuses, street fairs, af aasts aad Inside tickets, and RlacMe WII- taken apartments at the various boardinghoarding houses,house*. theI he Ten RlBig. He saw the Great Calcedo during md all vnudevillc and sneh like performances, ■aoM vrill be in charge of props, while Biid It Isla more than likely, as a result of a confer-confer¬ Septcmlier.Scptemlier. the .only showman since he went whether DECEMBER 30, 1916. Alistralian News Letter Mf XASTW 0. BSnWAX WANTED FOR SIDESHOW Brdnrr, Anitralta, Nor. 23.—Tb* crantrr it r NewConventions to tbt tbrot* of A coal atrlka, tbe moat aarloat In tba btatoiT of tbla coaUnoiit. Manjr tbou* riNKEE MBINSON WILD ANIMIl dlCUS Modt of people are Idle and a majority of tbe -SEASON 1917- AUXOVA tbeitera are cloaed. Globe—State Fad. Womvo'a Globe, tarn. IS-Sl. I want Trained Birds and Monkeya. Tbe White City la now undergoing n eonrae OEoneiA of repair. It trill be open early next month, I want a g|M>d Colored Band and Minatrela. Atbena—Ga. State Dairy A Live Stneb Asm. and tevernl added attractlona are promleod. T. I want a Comedy Jufaler. BIGGER AND BETTER BEASON 1917 WILL OUTRIVAL ALL THAN EVER PREVIOUS EFFORTS DORMAN & KRAUSE SHOWS One of the most suooesshd shows the past seasoo. Always pla^ang good territo^. Show is now being enlarged to twenty oars for coming season. New Philadelphia Toboggan CanwaaeUs and New Whip. Will open in March in South Carolina. Want to book MONKEY SPEEDWAY and other good SHOWS. Have front and complete black top outfit which will fiimish to person putting on first-class show. L^timate oonoessiona, write. Address GEO. F. DORMAN, Winter Quarters Dorman & Krause Shows, Box 397, Darlington, S. C. Mr. Beatty's forcaa daitag IBIf. Ha waats to Mt ceatiaeto, as tba aowadaya oanlTsl man SELLS-FLOTO QUARTERS bear treae bis Meada. Isekj at It. Owe Btaata. "woclA's premleri’ banaar Ool. Jobs Meet* to nine aemUng la fat ea- aqaarer, la wriatorlng la Maapbls, handling a tretopaa tom territory mocb eougbt after, and A HIVE OF INDUSTRY Utlioanpb ronta Cor the I^e Vbeatar, aa la- K tbe Meeotoy Sbowa ace aot way la It neat tematlooai GlraiM booae. Oena baa baaa want- year It writ be a wonder. STREETMEN lag to ace bis aame In print an ba oeiild send M OUear K. Haaer will hare tbe Aotodrome. to the folka ap In Mbmeaota. He will ba oon- BUodrome and tba HUe-a-Mlimto Oal again SbIbb Board Man, Paddla Wheel Henry B. Gentry Peraonallir neeted with Hagenbeck-WaUace again tba cm- neat year, and. In retaining mmA a feature. Hr. Man. Concesalonalrcs, Carnival log clrcna season. Bheeeley ahowe bis popularity, as there were WiMkera, Sheet Wrlcaraor Peddlers: SupervUinf the Work—Rhode Ii. H. Heckman, aealatant ndvanoe manager many hanging on to the aklrta of O. K. By the for tbs Oari Baganbeok-WaUaaa ObipM, to rest¬ way, Mr. Heger bee Jnet retnciied from Naeh- Wa have goods yon can him at ri^t Royal Engaged aa Equee- ing at bis batne, Ashland, O., nnlH after the ritto, whet* be feond nnetber lltfls Hager wait¬ haOda^ Ha baa practlaaUy aomptetad tbs ing to aee Its new papa. It's a g'rl, aad both prices and prompt nnrios. Our Ubm trian Director penennel of bla 1917 adranee. metber and chBd are dotag finely, tbSak yon. oompriM Bd Knnpp, general agent for tba Howa Iiob- Oagt. Aaseat to pUylag datae hucaabeato wrlth doa Bbewa tbe past aeaaan, speat ten days at bto naw teatrUequlat act and Andlag plenty of wsTCHEt, jEwan, eiMitt, Hot Sprioga, Ark,, with bis wife. They ratoaned umik. Xtaurer, Cot., Doc. M.—Woe* of Npftlrlng, to tbair bom at Jamsstown, N. T.. in tlm to Got. Mlqne Welsh and wife are at wrlnter aipalntlog and cniaiflag Uio 8ell*-noto Otreu, niVEswaiE. emEiT, uzom, eat Cbrlatmaa dinner. qaasSaiu, and tbe Oolooel la frainlnc tba Garden Or the HcaNon of 1017 ia in full blaat mder tba Otaarley Pbeeney, tbe popular twentr-fonr-taonr it AltoA. wlilefa be le to manage nent year. MfBonal KuiMTvIniua of Haorr U. OaotiTi wbo man. for maay years with the Bagsabeek- “Mandaome" Praak OrifBa aari hto Mtty wUe KvoLVEn, iioRom.mvELTia ii panuHiieiitly located In Denver. WalUoa arena, la wintering at Denver, OoL He ana at Now Oftoaae. where ffrank la maaaglng Mr. (iciitry bne engaged Rboda Bogal aa aqoaa- will again bold down bto old job wrlth Bd BM- a cakaseC He wM jeta tbe shew at opeulag MD eMWVU. OMN. trlea dirctiT for next aeaaun, aa well aa to layd'a ajtow the coming aeasoo. Al Hoffman. Mrecl rcliiv reala aol oreraee the breaJilng of •ase wtib hto Old Ptantatlon aad CbarsaM Ost our 1016 Cstabgus. No goods aaw acu during tba winter moathe. fred AUe. aaeocUta twenty-four-bonr man with tba abew, Puwell’a Dandy Mlnstrato. Is telling tbe naGves of Burlington, N. 0., C. O. D. without B cash d^rasiL Catalog paw ami l.in ie Zom liuvr been engaged le break Jim Bytwurd and aeoompUsbed wife are at about ocenery he saw during 1018. aaw arte hi the way of eleybant and wUd anl- winter quartert flzlag np for snmmer days, re¬ frss. In asking for game ki^ly state Murray A. Penuock, for aeveral yeen local ■lal Doveltlee. juvenating tbe privilege car and making over contractor with the AI G. Banies Clrcna, will what businew you follow. Jubu Kbcrie will be baaa canvaaman and la coQceoelona. bold the same potrttien with the S> lle-FJoto Olr- afaani. of tti« I'cbuUding of the wagona. George Oserge H. Tompklna la In ebarga of tbe me- Itanihf la at Uvcrlann I'ark to charge ef tba cue during 1017. It wasn't so many yeora ago ehanical department and all building to be done, Shryock-Todd Notioo Co. hoiaca. ..Voltliy Clark la ilug etock Iknm, and le that Murray passed out these double-bnmped and la tnrnlng out a raft of work. Tbe MIhhus amlHilug Uliiida Kujral in lirenkina new acta. lieanuta with tbe Norris A Rowe Oircus. la with him and -pending her time looking over 822-824 N. 8th 8t., 8T. LOUIS, MO. Oliurlle l.ui'k U bouH t>ro|iertjr mxa, and le aa- the bistortc ala iiS of thla country, and there ■leiliiu CImrii- in the bulliling of new parade WITT LEAVES FOR CANADA are many. FOR SALE 0” nar.iiilitrimlla. W. 11. Menatee baa charga of Sonny Breoka and ba pole cUuibers are still * Mai'liliiiw, arviT been ua.-,!; ike imliiliiig oa the job. Bonuy allngs a maan talk about the lot. tk&O.OO. tHAS. IIADMAN, 1179 UeKalb Avr , Rostnn, Mass., 2,1.—In tbe midnt of hi. Work * AHAPPVNEWYEIIRTOALLFROMTHEFAMCHISNAT. REISS SHOWS, INC. * ¥ WANTED FOR THE ISTH ANNUAL tOUR ¥ ¥ FOR THE ADVANCE—^ ®— ^ two Beal Pronataa. FREAKS **** Vtatfom mm MH, IVHk m MMi* ¥ C1J|%11/ HnnUnf, Boby •••MeOsla. Mis. Blnolds, Ita •Zarra, Mrs. J. Qtty, Mrs. O. ColUna, Hattl* HarrU,Harris, Mrs.Mra. CUa notaaei Risk, Rena •Zennetta Sisters SC«luer, Daisy CancdM. Uoria Harria. Mra.Mrs. ft Mr. 00. L McDail. Mrs. Mary RobenI, Dora Zenor, Bis neb Zermanio, Mrs. Cecilia Ooanellj, Leaoca I<. Barrla.Harris. Mrs. O. P. McGee. Mrs. Lillian Roberson, Lorena Zimmer, Edna Zoe, Madam *Cope, llay 0. UarrlaoD,Harrison, Helen MiriamMlrl Mrlntire. Ada •••Roberts, Mrs. ^ -—-■ - *Oope, M. O. Uarrlaon,Harrtaon, Happy *Mclaiuen, Moss E GENTLEMEN’S LIST. HaskeU, Mrs. Vemon McIntyre. Mrs. B. H. Roberts. Usslo Fr*«, prompt and far«famad, tha Mail HaakeU, Mr^ Vernoi Aarons. Lew Boosewnl, Bay McKay, Bertba Roberts,Roberts. Violet AiOmir charii* Forwarding Sorviea of Tha Billboard ■Boothe ft Boothe Mcl^ugbUn. Mrs^^ R^^n^.Robinson, MasieMsgle A^^^'.gdow stands alona as a safa and sura maditim Myrtle •*HayM. Mrs. Jamas •••Boanick, Harry Roswell, Nathan through which (siotase, Heiaa Haynes. Florence McLsngbUn, Mm. _ R., Madge profassional paopla may Bouniue, Hector hava thair mail addrassad. Thousands Cr^^ Orai* Bowen, Earl McLeod. Mrs. A. R. Rogers. Babe of Bowen, EU performers and showfolk now raoaiva McLonat. Mrs. H. M. •••Rogers, Mrs. Baba Bowen, Upshur their *neil through this highly offioiont VItUb ••Hemme*, Emmo Mack, Mnybelle RolUnd, Baba Bowens, Karl doportmonta Dale, Adelaide Heodereoe. Roee Madcn, Bkbe •Rosche, Veronica J?o ' •Boyd, Jaa. O. Maloney, Mrs BUnche •Ross, Pearl .*fhLmo Amuse Co Boyer. R. R. Mail is somatimaa lost and mix-u^ D!lIS.MtaIlle ^^wy. M^* Mann. Mrs. itarjone Rose, Mrs. Ethel r J, ^ ••Bncken, Great Mannard, Dot •••Rose. Boby "“ W- result baeausa pt^ormars do not write Daniels. Alios •Herbe^ Mias W. Braden, B. B. •Manning. Katherine Rowe, Mrs. NeU f plainly, do not give correct addraas or Dsnriue, Mrs. Daisy Herndon Slstsis Bndley, Ohaa. RoseUe, Arnella - forgot to give an addraaa at all whan .J*—*•.. 5*"*'*i* Heswr MarootlM. Mrs. K. BoseUe, AmeUa - IfifHE? ai ^ Bndflold, Mr. Margsrette Rnmely,Rnmely. Bnhy ^ „ •Bndford, Walter writing for advartisad mail. Help The mSaHicks, '^SrnMrs. Oeo. oO., Jr.‘ •Marotn,•Marotn. Jean Sandenor. LnclUeLuciUe I Bndly. CUfford Billboa>>d handle your mail by comply* uSom HtabU^'jan^"Highland, Janette Marshall,MarahaU. Irena Sanders.Sanden, Mrs. John Bnmm, BlUto Sannden, Mrs. BUUe ing with the following: OcBslesttlsr. H. Hill,HIIL Mrs. AnnaAnns •Martin. TeddyTe^ Saunders, Mrs. Billie A^kLraaanf^lllv •Brelsford, W. Martin. Mrs. F. B. F. Sawyer. Mrs. Bthel W ^ HIU, Marieo ••Brongk, Brnmt Write for mail whan it ia FIRST ^ uul bS!? Mathews, Mrs. Nellie Scarborongti, Mrs. LUUe HIU. Helsn Broanon. George advartisad: sand to Cinoinnati offioa for Hiu; teTw. A. Mattie,UmtHm Mrs. DeUDell Babe SchneiderIMmeMer AmaUeAmalU AUeo. r. e. HIU, Mn. W. A. AUon. J. O. Brenner, Jack Schneider. GretM mail advartisad without stars or char* De ahlsld. Madam ••Hodges. Biensce Matts. Maggie Faust Alien. Fnnk BrldovreU, LewisLewla Schulte. Amalie aotars In front of tha name; to New Bohn. ^^f****Flersnes •May. Josto AUen, Mr. ft Mn. B. •BrllUaat, BMM Mermaldla Schwarts. Mm. John Ia Holmes, May AUnnd. N. W. BriU. NodNad York oftea for mail wito om star, Mw nS’TmnJTBentHce hm! ii!a m. * Scott. Josle Holines, Mrs. M. T. ••Merrilleld. Monica Almooy. Bdw. •BrtU,•BriU. Nod De Tenng, Mis. Hopkins, Mrs. Bears, Mrs. Daisy (•), in front of name; to Chicago (**); Bin Meyen, Etta Alpetn. Salvaton •••Brimm, Gear!Gearl Sellwood, Bertyl to St. Louis (***), and to San Fran* Adelaide Hopkins. Mrs. J. W Mlchoeles, Dolly •Altman. Mas •••Brines.•••Brinoo. Paal Senden, Ven •MigdaU, Mrs. A. •••Altena. Flvu Brlaoons.Brlaaona. The eisoo If tha latter (S) ia in front of tha J*"** Seybert, Mrs. Trlzio MlUer, Mrs. Chas. M. Alvldoo, The Bristol. Jack name: write always to the ofRoa hold* nSrey'^ZeWs**** Seymour, Sno Howey, Zelda MiUer. Lottie Alaeda. Prof. Goo. Broadley, J. C. •Shannon, Gertrude ing- the mail; kaap tha Mail Forward* •••Drthi, Myrtle» •Hoye,•H^^'ltaTKltty Mm. Kitty Miller. La Nelda •Ambltloaa Broadway. John Sheffleld. Acnee ing Oapartmant supplied wKh your Den. Haael Hnetmer.Hnebner. Sylvia MUler, Non Amlck, Jack Brodlea, The Hard, Beatrice MllUmon, Dolly Shepard, Bahe route and mail will be forwarded v^th* T?** „ * Shields. Mrs. A. Amon, 8. A. Broeden.Bronden. R. W.W, May Hntchens, Bva J. •Mills. UUlaa Aaooa. Goa Br^or. Bobby out being advarti^ !• ra* ^ ^ HutcuiS;.Hutchison. Mrs.m5s. TomTV Mina, Prlncen Silverlake, Flonnce Anagnootleoa. Goa Broeam. O. IkL. quirad only for paokagas—latter sarvioa Deveis, Deisthy idoms, •Mln^e, BUxie Silvers, Mrs. Jessie ' Idoms, Miadam Anden. Ray Bromtm.Bronotan. RUl Dlaie, Princess Iro. Madame Egan Is absolutely free. Iro. Madanae B.■. MltchelL Bva Andenoo, Paul •Broalna,•Broolna, Harry MitcheU. Leona Singer. Helen laer, Bessie Andenon, ^ Bronghtoa. UIk J. Mail is held but thirty days, and oan D^SSy^Siri** u^iMfyindnU Mlspata, Blanch Small, Mn. Harry S. Isgoin. Vlixinla •Anderaon, C B. Bruoae.Bruoao. UowwfuHowan Moer, Mrs. W. A. SaUy •Smith, Mn. BaM not bo raeovarod after it goes to the Doletta (SmaUeett Jackson.Jackson, Mrs.lirs. MattsMario Anderaon, Roacoo B. Rrooka. N. W. Snead, Mn. J. A. Brooka, N. W. Dead Latter Office. Mother) Jainot, Jennie MoUle. Uttia Anderaon. Dave ••Brooks, WaUj •Somers, Bose ••Brookn, WaUy James, Gladys •MoUon. Edna Andenon. ProL Andn Brovrer, Tex Mail advartisad in this issue was un* ^Th^ae.*^. ii.be j::^. Montrose, Mn. Otto Somers. Zona take James, Ruth Andenona, The Browur, Whltoy aallad for up to last Sunday noon. Ail Donar. Kitty Jameaoo.Jameaoo, Mrs.Mn. AUoAUoe Moore. Dalsr Sonthwell, Margy Spann, Mn. Kittle •Andrews. A, B. Biowa. O. M. requests for mail must be signed by I>oalTan. Mrs. Bmmaimma Jennler.Jonnler. Mn. Geo,,Oeo., Sr. Moore, Mn. John Angeletn, L. F. Brown. Bltrhle Jpmett Bertha Moore. Mn. Haael D. SUnley. Lena tha party to whom mail is address^. Stanley. Ven Apptegato ft (BIBrown. H. Dorris, Olga lioore. Hlnnlo WlttosMyor Brovrn. J. W. ••Douglas, Vina Stanley, Jwwsl ••JWusMn. Sndlo Moon, Mra. Rally Archer, Frod Brown. Harry Dowdy. Mw. L. B. Monn, Clover Stearna, Mn. O. H. B. Jolmtone, Mrs. Bdltft Ardmore, Curley Brown, Spoony Dnln, Mrs. Bthel> JoMa, Pefgf Morecroft. A. B. Steel, Im MouCb PARCEU IN CINCINNATI OFFICE •••Stepbeno, Mho •••Ariiona. Charley Brown. W. O •DrlacoU, Docothy Jordan. Mn 8nnlo Morgan, Hilda ArissoU. Davido •••Brown ft Roberta’ •Drowtakl. Mrs. Alt. Morimn. Mn. Jack Steppe, Maude kit. Jten. Haael Arlington. R. W. Show AND AMOUNTS DUS (S)Dnlce, AUce Jobatto, Julia Mortla. Haael •Stevens, Mant Stevenaon. 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Boland Deren, A1 Follette A Wlcka •Ooodsrln, H. Hayes, Arthur W. Isbakawa Japanaas Knight, Floyd MeCorkblll. A. R. Cbitwell, Joe Devine, J. Art Folger, Capt. A. B. Gorcey, Bernard Hayes, Fred A Ethel Ivy A Ivy Knupp, Ekl C, •••McUouakI, Chaa. CboteMf. Bay •Dexter, Oeo. •Folger, A. B Gordon, Henry Uaynee, Tbos, 0. Jack, Sailor •Koepple, Martin McDowell, Billie CbrUman, Joe. M. Dickey, WIU A. Ford, Vick Gordon Hays Stock Oo. Hsys, Harry Jai-kaoo, Bert Kogan, Jako McEnroe. Joe Cbrlst, Dane •••Dickey, John Ford, WlUUm •Gordon, Carl Hays. P. W. Jackson, Bari Kohler, Cbaa. McFall. Spike Cbrtaty, Bill Dickinson, Homer ••Forde, Ingram •Gordon, Leo Heath, CUade Jackson, J. 8, KortbaU, Karl McFarUnd. Jay Cbomley. B. D. •Diggs, CnrruU Ford, Harry L. Gordon A Loop Heath, Hy Jacobs, J. Mtltou Kooier. Trno McGlnley, Walter •Cbote, C, H. DllUrd, Sam Forsba, J. R. A. •Gordon, Frank Hebert, Fred Jacoba, Joo Kramer, C. B. •••McGoulgal, CUy CUlr, J. J. B. DiUsrd, Arthnr •Foss. 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Telleo McMlller. Bud ClereUnd. Nod Dobbins. Nolaa Frank, F. B. Grange, Chaa. Henaeoaoy, Goo. N. Jenkins, Manrlee LaMarr A Lawroaco (SlMcMuUen, J. O. Clenanta. Santosn DoUab, Jss Frank. B. W, Omnt. Deck Henry, A. M. Clemmons, W. B. Doby, W. W. Jensen, Zlmaala D. •LaPearl, Harry ••McNntta. Cycling Franklin, T. B. Graves. B. D. Hensley, Happto Jeur, I. M. LaPorte Stock CO. •MeShoe, Mike Clemnare. Jos Dock, VHaee Franklin, Ben Omves. W. a Heraklider, Ueo. Joe, Mexlesa LaReane. Harry OUffofd, Bayaead Dohrmnn, H. D. MeSaodden. John R. DoUn, Honest John Ftankiinii, Tba Greater United Sbetsa Herbert. Joe •••John, Uttle (B)LaBoae. Leo Mae. Perris Wbool Clifton, wm FrsdetlckA Panl •Green. Wm. O. (BlHerberta. Basiy Johaaon, Ab La Box, Jack Me.ealnao, Joo •Clinton. Oea Donlgan, H. F. Herberts, Harry Johnaon, yrcd M. (S)LeVarna CloTer, Obaa. Donnelly, P. J. Bebel (S)Oreene, Bail jack. Coblaa Fredeilce, J. D. Oreenwood, Oen. B. Herbert, O. 6. Johaaon, H. W. LaVere, BUly Mack, Danny Cobnm. 8. W. Donnley, Happy Freed. H. T. LaVler, Jack Cochran. Billy Donnelly. Tmniny Oreer, Jim Herd, Seldom Jobnaon, Jake Mark. Joe p. Cochran, W. If. Donobna, J. W. •Freedman. Sam Greer, Dean Herman. LoaU Johaaon, AI Lacey. Curtv Mack, Tboa. J. Cody. Cart Donohno, Jack Freeman, Jno. B. Oreer A HatflMd Herrick, Fredorte, Jobnaon, Chaa. J. •••Lamont, Francis E. Macy, Max' Ccbn, Bnefe •DomiL Jas. Freeman. Knbn Orego. Peter Herring, O. M. Johnson, Chaa. B. Lamont, Prof. H. C. Maher, Phil Ooldnr, J. 1< .Dors, Harry Frtbnrg, J. O. ••Ortffen, Chaa. T. Herrmann, Art Johnson, Crip Lamy, Cart H. Mab^ John L. CoU, Lonis Dorqr A Doras Friedman, BdtUe Oriflia. W. T. Hester, Leroy Johnson, Melvla Laaeaster, Dick Malcolm, CUffotd Cole, Wa. Dorman, Oem A. Friedman, Jacob Griffin, Blcbart Beth, Henry Jobnoon, Jamoo W. Land, Cteveland Malkiad, Ben U. Coleman, Brad B. (SiDonglaa. T. O. Frtedrlck. Otw. W. t Griflin. J. B. Hibbert, Tom Johnaon, Tom •Laadon. J. Maloney. Panl Coleman, ▲. B. ••Ikinglaa. Wattar Fry. H. L. Grlfllth, Ed F. •Hicks, Jamas Johnston, Daddy lamdrnm, Martin •Maaloy, Jack ••Collier, n W. Dsir, a ynbrer, Frank OrlU, George Hicks A Hart Johnston, Wm. O. Landry, Hypollte T. w»m Tommy ColUns, Wtllaid Downard A Dearasrd Fnller. Jno. R. Grimee, Sam •••Hlett. L. O. Johnaton, W. M. ••Lane. John T. Mansell. Phil •••Colman. Max ••DoyaL Wm. Fnlaher, Bobert Orlsale, Jack ••Hlggiaa, Arthnr J. Jooeo, Edward Lane. Tom ManaSeld, Frank Collier, WUl 8. . • Doror. Jos. Fnlton. Jasper Groff, Ocol a. Higgins, H. L. Jones, Snake Old Lang, John (Red) Mantecon. Jose Ooitoa. J. B. Drydea, ChsA Fnltoa, Arthur Grubb. J. M. •High. C. H. Jouee, Carl Langirtaff, Cbaa. W. Mantell. Lea B. Colombian QaartoC DnVall. Harbart Oage. Chaa. Oruurd. B. H. HIU, O. M. Jones, Edgar, B. •Lannon, Frank Marage, Lgirry •Oompatoek, ^ DnVell, Mr. A Mrsi Oaleger. 0. M. •Oncclool, Jirtna Hin. Elwood 0. •Jones. B. A. Ixno, Bert •••MarceUa. Chaa. •Compton, C. T. Dobacb, Jan. (laBoway. J. B. Guice, Walter Hillehnind A Delocaa Jones, Wm. Lanabell, Wm. Joe. MareouL V. •Comstock, BUl^ Duffy, Eddie Oaaard. Larry A. ••Gulce. Waltar IS)Hiller, Bay Jonruey, B. J. lS)Laroee. Leo Mardello, Spider Conklin. Harry Dnke, Boob Oardlner, Blebard Ooleth, Lonis Hillman. Harm Kain, Harry leehley. Hne Marfce, Wm. 8. OonfcUn. J. W. •Dukaa, Jewel Oardner, Fred Gnllen. J. B. •Hines, Jno. O. Ksnunan, Bode Lathrope. I xne Blllboar Mias Adams that la particularly suited to Oklahoma Pour Quinns, F. la BachsaMn, Baa fwaasry, BH Uliui, O., A Co. Babbit, Jack Babmsn, Mtnaa the paraoanllty and art aC this popnUr Amerl- !*“!7***tJ. '^■k NEW PLAYS *011vo Daro DdvO bauds ts, Aag. G. Ballsbnry, W. N. aan aetraas. Bwift, Jaka Onall. ObarUa Ragab, Bayd Sampson A Douglas twlgar, Frank A WOMAN or TODAY As Oladaralla Mias Adams showed hor paroa- Onoll, Jack Bamaa A Ayufe Bamaon, Jack A OIsm •Bwortward, Frank W. alal janth la tbs graca, ths dsintlaaas, the Orlaudos, Orlglaul Bandolgb, Jan, Sanderlta, 0. U. Bsilwnisky, Simon Orr, Jas. A. Bauft, L. H. Sanderson, F. A. A WOMAN OF TODAY—A *nmm la tear atW. •aa, tbs dallcaey, tha dsUdons apontanslty •Bxfbanliky, Blmos. Orton. (Hand# •••Kanklna. To« Sanford. Mark Tabor. E. N. hlah mads bar Pater Pan a clamle, aad In fey Jmm ForiMta. PMAuMi fey Mwya A Osborne, Olon ••Rapp, Angustui Saasaman, W. A. Taff, CbsA Company at Ford's Opsra Bonaa, BalOasaa, which hor Ctadorolla la a class second. Osborne. Chas. Q. BanHn, Fred Bauer. Edw. Tagg. ebl. M. Sacembar M. It was imposslbla for anyone with a glimmer Ushorae, Uomsr M, Batllir, Bay F. _ Bavoge, Uoarard (B)l'albert, Henry Imagination not to respond to the delightful Osburn, J. W. Ksub, Prof. Walter W. ••Bayba, ensA B. •Tarhox, Geo. Oswald. Jaha 0. Bay, Paul Bcanlon. W. J. (BUI) Tashjlan, Ueo. TBI CAOTt obarm of her aoting. Tha oompany was almost ***Otis, CharBa Bay, Craay Bcbardinga, J. Tate. L. O. ■dlth Farnbaai.gldnay Bbtelda ■lawless, Norman Trevor, aa the ehlvatious po¬ Otto, Harry •lUymer, Waltsf J. •Scbiiimtdtng, Wolfram Taylor, Jack ■anford Wtllatta .Harold Tarmllye liceman and aa the bored Prince Cbarurltig, do- Owens, BlUla Baymonde, Loo Sthiiildt, NIC Taylor. Bllas Uw< us. Snowball Jack SrbUley, lira. Fambaai .Porcy BaswoU Okcellent woik. Morton Selten was Inimt- Bays, Tbe F. •••Taylor. Jaa. Dyler, Dos •••th-boene, Fred Taylor. Herbert tabla as tha artist, and capital ebaracter work Huza, Jnllua Margartt Famliaia .Janot Bacclier *Oyler. John B. •••Beading, B. B. ••Scbuniann, Oas. Taylor, 0. O. Brlaga ..OllTo Braadt done by David Torrence, Bobert Peyton I'acU, KuUl J. Beavea, J. Bcott, Ed A, (SlTaaekerly, Dr. BUly UoiUns .....Francis Bymo Carter, Wallace Jackson, Dallas Anderson and Packard, Wm. Bed Fox, Cblaf Bcott, Geo. T. Tenney. Roving Art Paige, Barry. Jr. Bcott, Bay Mllfenra.H. B. Horbert MIssas Ada Boaball and Mande LasUa. A fea¬ Reese, Prof. Chas. O, ••Terpliiltj, A. F. Palesen, Henry ••Beene, C. •••Bcott, O W. Terrell, Cart Varaer .Frod J. Oaab ture of the performance waa the Inoldental mn- Pallettes, Four Heed, Cheater •••Scott, L. B. Teaaler. Wm Hatlo Bolanay .Georgia Lawrence by Paul TleUens.—gTLFBaTEB SCHEN- Palmer, Kenneth Beed, Jas. N. •Seabert, Alex. ••Texicole, Cbarlay Waa Martla.Gladys Fairbanks THAL. Palmer, Wm. F. Kelchbacb, Bas •Seaman, Adolph Tbatcbar, Daddy Jim •Palmer. Lo Reid, Kenneth Searlas, Artbor Tbirak, Uobt. Baltimore, Dec. 2S.—A Woman of Today, a Panaclnill. O. •Bemy, F. Beblet. Walter Thomas, Joe A. aaaat modem play by James Forbes, author of THE LITTLE LADY IN BLUE Panetta, FeHs Bcprogle, F, M. •Sefung. Prank O. Thomas, Bd Pant, E. F. •••Segera, Aaron Thomas, Ivor The Cborns Lady, bad Ita premiere performance (Continued from page 4) Bestlvo Parish, Sidney O. •Beyno, Harold •Seigrist. Toto (SlTbemas, Andraw Moaday night at Fbrd's Grand Opera Bouse. Thompeon, Jay trlbuted by Dadd Belaaco, but opined Parrots, Jaggling Bhoada, Leo Selby, Jack U la more an argument than a play. And It •bat "tbe worthy service# of the talented play¬ Partello, Dr. B, Bhoades. Dnaty Sella, J. B. Tbompton, R. Lamnal Passamanti, Louie Thempaon, Edw. Mntt la neither conrlnclng as an argument nor atOT- ers count for little." Tbe Berald said: "It bad Rhodes, Chas. U Sells, Harry Pastor, John A. Tlmmpaon, Thomas bg as a play. Rhodes, Frank B.. Jr. Seybert, K. A T. been hoped that this, the Brat comedy In which Pate, (TIarence M. Thfunpeon, Ray •Bieardo. Wm. Shabaln, Davs Mias Starr has appeared recently, would be Patrick. P. H. •Thompeon, Wm, While the prodnctloa showed aewneaa, the ••Rica. Goa. Shack, Morris (Kid) Patterson. Engena 8. T. Thomson, Harris •rat two acts did not bring out the story with worthy of hw talents, but candor compels one Bice, Dr. B. A. Shafer. Edw, ••Patta. J. W. Slianley, John J. miemway, Zeka ■neb force, and It waa not until the third and to admit that M Is not. Tbe fault lies with the Rich, James ^ Tharbum, Al •Paul, W, 0. Riebardaos. Irwts •Shannon, Walter fourth acts that a really good Insight Into the playwrighto. In spite of the extremey sMractlve Peahman. Goo. ••Tiger BIU Oau RlchardaoB, WUlls Shannon, Harry attuatluns was giren. It Is a dramatic story settlaga and an atmosphera of exquisite dalntl- Pearce. WhiUa Tippa, H. H. Biebardaos, B. J. Shapiro, Wm. B. •Pearl. Jas. ••Tlppa, H. H. laid with great force and eartety; a plot erolTod neas Imparted by Mias Starr the play waa so Riekarts, C. B. Sbattoa, Oon D. Pearson, B. J. Bkaw. C. B. Toby, Harry sntlonally, with some theatrical effects. It is amatauriah that nona of the excellent players Rleton, M. Pederson. D. M. B. (SfShaw. L. W. Todd. R W. had chance to do anything of nota nntU the Rlebel, Bart true, but not to the extent that they mar the a ••Pedrlnl, Paul Sheeks, 0. Todd. Arthur alaoerlty of the characters portrayed or outrage last three minntes." Peeler. IL M. Rtfner, Oail Shelley, John •••TVald. Arthur Riggs, 0. Totnaen, W. A. the clement of poaeibUlty. Tha 'Hmes bad antlclputad a aneceasor to ••Pelks. Chaatar Sheppard, J. L. Biggs. A. BL Tracy, J. C. Pomander Walk, and was a bit dlaappolnted Pence. Tbos. A. Shields, Harry B, The character of Margaret Mlibnm Is limned Penney. Bnd Wggan. David BL Sblehls, Artie ••Hrans-Syndlcata becanse the new play fell abort to all Instances with fidelity, and Janet Beecher, who plays tbe Pepper, Harry L. Hlfey, Chester Shields, Jack xcepttng staging and acting. Tbe Times said: Riley. J. W.. Jf. Travagllsl, Otello ’ vij role, hue tbe minutiae of the business world at Percell. Tony Shields, Praf. D. B. Little Lady In Bine Is an obvious and some¬ Perkins. Bert B.^ Riley. Fred Shivers. W. A. 'Frenholm, Bay fear Ungers' endi. Every honest "trick" of the RInaldo, Dr. R. B. Trone. Jaa. what squeaky, hut fairly pretty, story. adrotUy ••Periscope Dealgnera Sliockey, Joa. A. experienced bnolneM man la part of her fiber. Perronl. LotHs Hlnehart. Jaek Shores. Frank ♦filTrowbridge, L. W. staged nnd Irradiated by tbe grace and charm She la tbe kind of woman that one sees today Perry, Morris •lllngens. P. J. Short. W. L. Troxel. C. E. and ilncnt skill of Francos Starr. It la a good RippeU, (Hias. •Truax. Lewis la hnndreds of olBcea—competent, gulck-wltted Perry, Harry SIttIvely, Victor Sifer, Frank Trne. W. W. aad alert. Silver*. Kdw. F. I'U' ker, Jimmla H. E. Berbcrt, aa Hngb Mllbum, glvaa an ac iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiitnitiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiu Silvers, Billy ••Tuler, II. B. curate portrayal of tbe husband, a strong, force •••Simmons. DIek Torek, Joe. Tiu-oer H. fnl m.ui, with old-fashioned Ideas and Ideali •Singer, Harry MUe Turner. 11. F. (Whltey) aomethlag of a caTo mao perhaps—but the type Slater, Geo, .Sl(«\ne. Wni. ••Turner. W. K. of man that most women really "Ioto, boner and NOTICE! Sloi'iim, Geo. Hayaas Tnttle. Tlienm J. obey." Small. Harry L. •Tyler. Mnrvelons Small, J. C. tSi'l'yree. W. E. Miss Percy Haawell makes the part of Mra. Tyn ll, /•.-h Sines Ion. Roy Fambam a charming [wrsonage, and the only fkidcrwooi. Rarl All advertising copy as well as news matter for pub- Smith, Lee logret Is that the role calls for so little of her Smith, L. B. Lliger. Jno. BL talents. Smith. A. H. l>y. Felix I'slier. Bubt. B. Tbe other perseaa In tbe cast are capable, = lication in the issue of The Billboanl dated January Smith. Will Z. (SlVaher. Jan. particularly Francis Boyne aa Billy Hcdllne, Smith <1 O. S 6th should reach the publication office, Cincinnati, O., ^ Smith, Frank Vail, Bobby Margaret's business partner, and Sidney Shields Smith, Webb Valentino. U^-o. as Edith Farnbam. Smith, Sanford Vau Art, l.udky = for ear y morning delivery Monday, January Ist, as but = A'kn Camp. Eddy Not tbe least attractive feature of the play Smith. Joe •Smith. W. M. •Van. II. F. Is the stage settings, done in soft, delicate •Van Oryler. Dr. = one mail delivery will be made on that date, account = Smith, John R. feaats that delight the eye.—GTLVAN SCHEN Yance. Karl Smith, Ernest raAL. Vahdei'piln, W. = of legal holiday. 1 •Smith. Chaa. Veil. Hug.> Smith, M. U Velato A KISS FOR CINDERELLA •Snelt. O. J. •••Veuian. ’lick Snider. Floyd Vermont. tThas. ••Sny^r. Tnbby KISS FOR CINDEHEIXA—A "fancy" In • Vernon. Heck leas THE BILLBOARD PUBLISHING COMPANY | Snyder. Dug •••Vetter. G>iy three acts, by J. M. Barrie. Produced by Sokolone, A. Vleo A Henalda Charles Frohman at tbe Academy of Music = CincinnMti, ------Ohio S Solomon, A. 1C, •••Victor, Hugti Baltimora, December 18. Sorg. D. D. •Vim-eut. Frank Sontag, Edw. W. •Vincent. Frank iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiHiiulinniiiiiuiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiulif Sorroa. Oeo. TBE CAST: ♦8) Vincent. F. F. ••Sours. A. W, Vono, Gimy Mr. Bodla .Morton Selten Speaker, V. D. Wagner. R^ company in s bosntlfnl pradscUas ad s no- Parry. Olonn H. nipple, Gna Bpencor, W. A. Gar Policeman.Norman Trevor Perry, G. Alfiod blK'hey, Hal M Wagner. Clyde ■. account play." Spencer, Garnet Miaa Thing (Olndorolla) .Mande Adams PotOTS, Tnrk Rivera-Hi vats ••Wagner. Fred At tha New Task premlara tbara wars many Sperry. Kid Wagoner, Billy Has With a Board .David Torrence Peteraoo. Eomso Roach. Ubas. J. Bprtngatc, W. H. Bobbins, E. H. Wagoner, Fr*d nrtaln caUs, and Mr. BoUaco. in s reaposaa. Peterson, Ralph Spurrier. Doo B. D. Man With a Coal .Wallace Jackson (B) Roberta. Uhas. Wagoner Amn spoke sincerely ad his admiratlen for Uttla Peterson, Art •Staff, Harry Mra. Maloaay .Ada BosheU (BIBoberU. Chaa. Petroes, Dalo •Stanley, Harry Miss Vtuneas Btsrr. Bobinsoo, Nat 0. Walek. Ears A Costar ...... Bobert Poyton Carter Peyser, 1. L. Stanley, l.ee Bobinaon, blip Wales. 0. D. Marie Tfeeraae .y....Tbeedora De Comb PhtUps, Dr. Stanley, Jack J. Boblnaon, Barlay Walker. W. F. PMlllps, Jol^ Las ••Stanton. Waltav Gladys .Thelma White Bodenburx. B. H. Walker, R. B. PUHlps, H. F. Btar A Star Balphtna .Edith Aldan LETTER LIST Begara. Boh Walker. J. Blehg«d Phipps, Chaa. B, Htartaell, Skip Gieteben . Bleanore Davison •Rogers, E. J. •Walker (Gonttnsad tiom page Bl) Pldge, Hr. Stegall, Britt •Bugera, Will ••Walker 3. OrvMs A Oodmotfeoff.. Angela Ogden •••Plepar, Hank Stohley, Wm. Bogers, Geo. B. Walker, Thomas G, Bn. Bodla . Katherine Brook Moore, L. W. Neill. Sam Pierce, fiarl Steiner. II. E. Bobrmoaer, Oss, Wall A Kid Moraleo, Geo. A. Nelson. Toney ••Pierce, A. a Stell, Ct-.arKy Manny ..Dallas Anderson Uolfa. Geo. WaHare. Doc •Moran, BUly Nelson, NUes Pierce. A. 0. Stenning, Walter Numo .Mango Leslie ••Bollo, Alfred Wallace A HeaSB A MurreU, ChSA Nelaou, M. ▼. Pietro, Fplulctl Sleiilioti I. xd Bailer, BcdJ. F. Waller. B. tl. Morris, H. L. Nelaon, Thoa. F. Pigaro, Jimmy F. 8te|diena. I- tuk Baltimore, Dec. a.—^A full house at tha New (SlSelaoD A Nelaos like, Dewey Borne A Wager •Walaey. Wm MorrlA J- 0- ••Stephena, Rrneat Walsh, Jao. Academy of Music, Monday night, greeted Mbts (StMurrls. liCon Nelsons. Flying Pike, A B. Bose, Wild BtUy StepInnanD. Max Walter. H. 8. Maude Adams wben tha curtain rose on tbe Morton. Will J. Nema. Wonga PilUstii. Hugo Bose, Dave IS>vi..-iin». J.eo •Bose, UiUy ••Walter. Mr. Muebey, J. U. ••Nessalvort. Joe. Platt, Barney Sterling. J. N. Bmt presentation in this eenntry of A Kiss •ItuKi-ii. Morris Walters, Boh (Daff> Mosby, Jack B. Nertti, Albert Pleasants, Jas. H. tststcilln-. A lx>ve dor Cinderella, aptly denominated "a fancy, Boscnblatt, D. Wallers. Gay M I DECEMBER 30, 1918. Bsp*rleM«, ■Stott. Coaatork ■ (hmt, mgl*.: J. ereWllaua. lluilga Wanh., ‘J^W: KorUaail. Jml 1-4l (a WlMao. Oaift Tergiimm, Blato,' Uair ■ ■riaAcar. •(tak: ■•« Wli«ort. H. W. York, icdal X Wlolora, Pkaatad OatcUert AU, BurtM ft Iha Skukcrta, lAtf aWItt. Baa Uilfra.: Nt-ir Tork, loUcf. a. Wlnroofc, (»aak Gaj Stm Torkars. laivraec* EvataU. olkt. . t Wuliwtt. Mark NECKELSONN Saarcy, Ark., 2i-S0. W a Wolcott, r. B. O^Wng UarrM, Wm. Fartnftam, m(r. t*Nrw . m. ■ Womack, oiaada York, ladaC Ut>o. Wood. Btaoloy Girl VVtio .SioUm: Taaoo Olt/, Mtoa.. tt; Tick* . U. Wooda, Cap. a ( unt 3«; .Meridian Jaa. 1. lao. a Wooftaaa. M. E Qlrl Wltbout a Oliauce, Itobert Rhrrman. mcr.: a. ft. WoouwaH, Jaaaa (Krouat Naar Tork TS-TM); (Laalnstoo) New ilia Wtiodward. Matt Refined York Jaa. 1-4. u Sdaail aWoodward. U. d. G Proildrot Afltora* latemntlonal TTbIob TEAM WANTED—Young People M.i^teriDiia Rnillb Co., A. w Smit!,. layr.. S’afe M»n eith atraig. ic-«»l idi’. dng Tutie, to a-rdat wlih ings. and Girl a., iv.i.iy tVntor, la., .I fi. ht-adilne raudwtUe act, u Katoaa Ibty middie January. Stale age, Nl' hole. lion, ft Thelma Co.lwln, Tan pa. Fta., Mount font and hla cHdUe have been b^wirog , aya farto, t-aggase and o- tdnuw Axiply lautr ia>.). M. ARNOLD. 3S30 Treast Av*., 2.7 Jan. fl. agaln THE BILLBOARD oec«i«««•mtu. THE GREAT BRACKEN Australia’s Supreme Wire Act De Luxe Wishes All His Friends in All Parts of the World THE BEST OF LUCK AT PRESENT HAVING A PROSPEROUS TIME IN AMERICA Direction,, JACK KLINE, COLUMBIA THEATRE BUILDING, NEW YORK Mirano Brothers’ THE FAMOUS FLYING TORPEDO FLYING BICKEHS NOW PLAYING GREATEST OF ALL m KEITH BIG OPEN AIR ATI^ISTIOHS CIRCUIT AEROPLANE FLIGHTS GRARAITEEO ALSO THE GREATEST FLYING IMHil WISH MANAGERS. AGENTS AND FRIENDS PERFORMANCE IN AMERICA JUST CLOSED A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON AT THE DUVAL COUNTY FAIR, JACKSONVILLE, FLA., DEC. 5-9, and the weather was grand. Have booked^sevcxaf Prosperous return engagements for next year. HAVE SOM*' DATES OPEN. Can furnish h*>*-*- ' ^ Direetion > H* : < NEW YEAI TO AU MAX HAYES dOTH JEW AND GENTILE PALACE THEATER BUILDING WM. E. BICKETT, St. Petenbaif, Fh.. NEW YORK CITY u FOR THE WINTER. AXEL MIRANO -SI«t>: “GIVE ME AN AMERICAN GIRL.” Walu; Donaline A Stewart Two Storya Blalfulella Mile. Leltxel 40RGHESTrtAPiB;50^'"nnnWe “KISSIMEE." ImUau liiurmMuix N.iiie free. Begular Rurdella Patterwon Jane Coniirlly ft Co. Ruaio*!! Slstem Keane ft Mortimer UKuan (.j.no , uplea nf th. four piw-ui, !5c. '‘Aaiarlaaa Girl.” J. A W Henning Cooper ft Smith Variety Trio full bamL 29c. MA6BEE MUSIC CO.. 1488 MIchlsaa Avtaua. Colaaibaa. Ohla. Milt CoUlna (one to 011 ( .two to 011) SALT LAKE CITT Flying Ilenrys Laat Half: gmeagWM TOUPEES. MAKE'UP AND TOILET UOOOS ORPHEUM (orph) Kawanna Broa. MOHTREAL Irwin A H‘ nry FOR STAGE AND STNECT IWCAR Sarah Padden ft Co. Shirley Slatera ORPHEPM (ubo) WIGS PANTAGES(m) Wm. Armetning ft Oo. {Gerard ft Clark Bert Levy Gruber’s Anlnialv FOR , Far^M.. 1 THEARTWIGCO. I Stone ft KallHz Joa. Browning B'llI Ward ft Girin I-etropoll ta n Mve Slatko'a Uollickera Girt With 1.000 Eyea SALE I waaiaa. I 288 80. STATE ST.. • CHICAGO. I 881 Marie FitzgibiHin Wilson Bros. D'Amonr ft Di>aglaa Mull- n A Coogan Kay A Emma Dean MARIOH, IVD. Rllver ft Duval Helen Page ft Co. HORFOLK. TA. PEORIA, ILL. Kittle Flynn llayoa ft Neal Gaston Palmer I.VHIC (nbo) Fny. Twto Coleya ft Play ACADK.MY (Ubo) ORPBKUM (Wva) Six Criiudiue Oirle Herman IJeb ft Oo. Lunis London Firat Half: SIOUX CITY, LA. I.ihonettI Fint Half: Fint Half: Earl ft Edward! PANTAGES (ni) TranaOebl Sletera RICHMOND. IND. MODEL (abc) Kltuer, Taylor A McKay DutIley Trio Eiige of the World Ob, tbe Women Reran ft Flint MOOSE Saw. cam. MURRAY (ubo) First Half: Tnvllla Broa. A Seal Three Lyrea Last Half: Ollle ft Jobnnte Vania Laat Halft LYCEUM (wra) Firat Half: !»• Esiianoz'w A Co. Three Bobe DeVtne ft WIlUama Six Little Wives Jue Quong Tal Bert Howard (Jan. 1-2) Roth A Roberts Keeler A Belmont Young A Brownnm Roy A Arthur ST. JOSEPH, MO. Jaim-a Grady ft Co. tone to ail) Pnnl P'drtnl ft Monka Alexandria Manidteld A lUddlo Laat Half •: (one to Oil) Warren & Temtileton Harry LaToy l-eKoy A Harvey CRYSTAL (Inter) Tdut Half: MARIVETTZ. Wig. Midnight KoUienlUee Last Half: Ijoe Zimmerman Ort ft LeCIalr Ledlin. Watte A Towne. Firat Half: Bs-metl A Bailey BlJtin (nbo) WelBu Troupee Itell ft Fredo siz Colonial Rellea t he Girl in tbe Moon E. T. Alexander ft Co. SAN ANTONIO, 'TEJ:. Sarah Smlalia Ward ft Van Elsie Wintama ft Co. laat Half: Last Hak: Jack Baxley I Weston A Young Frea, and on that secretarg. thins In siipiiort of and optxislte William Bus In the vice prealdencg. All of the'other oflicsrs dag no one hut colored penpli' to Im> admitted, sell. Is a Dallas, Tex., girl, who some few years were re-elected ns folloWs: George A. Schaffner, Thia would imt mean the excluaion of m-gns-s ago tiHik up her residence in Ixm Angeles, Cal. president; W. B. Purvis, secretarg, and K. W. on tlie other dagi of the fair, however. II. D. DATES SET FOR NEXT YEAR Her first oxiieiience In inollon picture work was Bingham, treasurer. Keith la pr<>aldcnt of the ■sa'ired in Huy DIaa, I-over'a Plight, The I.gman secretarg, W. J, Strahlard treasurer and Pencil Itrand, The Intruder, and many other Albert l.ea, Minn., Dec. 28.—Secretarg O. M. Taiiipn, Fla.. iH-e, 23.—The dircclora of the P. K. White general superintendent. Tbe pres- feiitiires. Mhe Is particularly adapted to tbe Peterson, of the Frenitorn Countg Agricultural Mouth Florida Fair iiiid tlnsiuirlllii I'nrnIrnI As- Ident and the treasurer were aclected as dele¬ portrayal if einotlonat romantic roles. Rocletg riH-ommended that next gear’s fair be soelntlon have uiinounc d thiit an nddltlnunl ex- gates to attend the State aaaoelatlon, which Eleanor Daniels has returned to England this held earlier. In hts annual reiwrt submilted at hlliltlon hulhlllig will Is- I n'eted III time for the meets at Albany Januarg Ifl. The dales for week to spend New Year's with her family. tbe recent meeting here of the stockholders and ex|M>slt!on, Fchrurg 2-10. The new hullding will next gear's fair were aiinounred as August 2n, oflicera of the association, Secretarg Peterson Im- of the aamn stgle ns Ihe main hullding. and 'J9. .39 and 31. The treasurer's report showed stated that during Ihe pant nine gears the fair almost as large, Preslih nt W. G. Brorelii has a decrensi- In Ihe attendance this gear, which baa been held on Ihe same dates—the third we<>k Juat relumed from Jacksonville, when- ho at- Is nttrihuted to the restrictions placeil hg Ihe In September, and that there has lieen but one t•'ndcd Ihe Duval Countg Fair and secured con¬ Board of llenith on account of tiu- Infantile Instance In those gears wlien g<>nrge Johnson, Old condition; must be seen to be appreciated. Frenchy, ElworsI Kiiiery. Sam Smith, Earl Sen¬ break Into v'audeville, but Jack says the agenta ate, Charles Meyers. Fat I.emon, Spider, Joe tried him out so much that by the time be got Riley, Dad Doyle and Jim I’eppers. Tbe first done trying out there were no utJier houses left wagon was turnee<’emher S. The show had a efter a forty weeks' seiisoti alieud of the I'lsqsT Kriss.' Shows. Chicago ami working for the American Express rarorered from Ids Illness, and lias gone to short jiiinp lo the new winter iiuiirters on the Co. He exiH-cts to go back wlUi the B. ft B. Burlington. Vt., where lie will lie until next fair irrtsinds at Riverside. After everything Dewey S. I'nnipliell, for the past two sssinona Show again next season. Nobby Clark amt his spring, lie went-to the hospital shortly after was slore<1 away .Manager J. .\ngitsttis Jon-a lilgh-sctiis>l horse act are in Chicago, after a tearing the Howe's Gn-ut Ismdon Shows. left on a short hnslness trip Kasl. with Gollniar Krrm.' Show', Is at his home eti- .loylng a wcll enrneil rest. He would Fke to g Chicago, 111. WlirVon Tiller. T45 W. 46tb at., N. Y, City. M. D. Dreybecb. 144 Soring at.. N Y. City. MENT8 JEWELRY Warner C. Wllllama A Co., 636 Proopect at., Pennant Novelty Co., Inc., 322 Broadway, N. Y, Dixie .Muaie Houae, 105 W. Madlaon at. CUcagO Mac Fountain Pen A Nov. Co., 21 Ann at., N. T. IndlanapoUa, Ind. Wateroon, Berlin A Snyder, Strand Theater, PLAYS SECOND-HAND SHOW GOODS JEWELRY New York City. Crescent City Film Exchange, 820 Pi-rdldo it. (Ear Itaga Uaa) SAMUEL FRENCH New Orleans, La. Alter A Co., 106 W. Madlaon at., Chicago, 111, NEW SOLDERING COMPOUND CaUlogue Free. United States Tent A Awning Co., 228 North Coa, Youge A Co., 006 l^icaa ava., St. Loula, Ifo. Bazzanella A Co., 1220 Carroll at., Baltimore. 28 Watt 38th New York City. Deaplainea at., Chicago, HI, Holoman A Co., 177 Vi. Madlaon at.. Chicago, Ill. NOSE PUTTY SECOND-HAND SHOW PROPERTY Shryock-Todd Co., 824 N. Eighth at., St. Loula. The Ueaa Co., Rocheater, N. Y. POCKETBOOKS AND LEATHER American Amuainnent Aann.. .’a)14 When Bldg., N. Shura Co., 237-241 W. Madlaon at., Chicago. M. Stein Coometic Co., 120 W. 31at at., N. Y. C. NOVELTY MFRS. Imllanapulia, Ind. Slegman A Weil, 18 E. 27th at.. New York City. Superior le-atber Qooda Co., 73 KIngaton id., Singer Broa., 82 Bowery, New York City, NOVELTIES Boaton, Maaa. SECOND-HAND TENTS (Bought and Samuel Weinbaua Co,, 722 Penn ave., Ptttaburg, Berk Broa., 643 Broadway, New York City. The Beach Leather Co., Cuaboctou, O. Sold) Braiel Novelty Co., ITIO Ella at., Ciucinnati, 0. L. Nlckertuin Tent, Awning A Cover Co., 176 KNIVES Coe, Yonge A Co., 806 Lucaa ave., St. Lwila, POCKETBOOKS (High-Grade 7-in-1) State at , Boaton, Maaa. Cleveland Cane Co., Cleveland, 0. Mlaoonii. A. Roaenthal A Son, 322 Tremont at., Boetnn, Shryock-Todd Co., 824 N. Eighth at., St. Loula. Cnmlokey A FIndel, 881 Miaaion at., San Fran- Maaa. SERIAL PADDLES N. Sbure Co.. 237-241 W. Madlaon at., Chicago. claco. POODLE DOGS A. J. Kemplen A Co,, Kndlcott Bldg., St. Paal, Singer Broa., 82 Bowery, New Y’ork City. I. Eloenatein A Co., 44 Ann at.. New Y'ork City. New Toy Mfg. Co., 20 8. Market at., Chicago. Minn. Samuel Weinbaua Co., 722 Penn ave., Plttaburg. M. Gerber, 727-728 South at., Phllatleipbia, Pa. POODLE DOGS, STUFFED ANIMALS, SERIAL PAPER PADDLES LAUGHING GALLERY MIRRORS Goldberg Jewelry Co., 816 Wyandotte at., Kan- Bnlle (Coax the Dime) Paper Paddle Oo., 1118 J. M. Naughton Co., Hotel Mayer Building, aaa City, Mo. DOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS 8. Jefferson ave., St. I,oals, Mo. Peoria, 111. Karl Guggenheim, 531 Bn>adway, N. Y. City. Advance Whip Co., 287 Elm at., Weatdeld, Maaa. National Ticket Co., Shamokin, Pa. Holiday Novelty Co., 32 Union Square. New Y'ork Art Doll A Toy Co., 36 W. 20th at.. N. T. City. S. B. Pape, r'addlea, 564-572 W. Randolph at, LEATHER AND ALUMINUM Ed Hahn, 222 Weat Madlaon at., Chicago, HI. Berk Broa., 543 Broadway, New York City. Chicago, IH.* (SouTOBir Ooodt) A. H, Hendler A Co., 1043 Miaaion at., ^n H. C. Evana A Co., 75 W. Van Buren at., Ch’go. Roaenthal A Stark, 12 E. 12tb at.. N. Y. Francioco, Cal. Fair A Carnival Supply Co.. 126 Fifth ave.. SERIES QUICK SYSTEM PADDLES King Clamp Tie Retainer Mfg. Co., 611-621 New York City. llittlemeyer Printing Worka. 1331-1333 VIm M., LEATHER NOVELTY GOODS Broadway, New York. Max Gilaey, 410 Delaware at., Kanaaa City, Mo. Cincinnati, O. Dm Pont Fabrikold Oo., 120 Broadway. N. Y. O. Jamea Kelley, 151 E. 2.3d at.. New York City. New Toy Mfg. Co., 14.3 Bleecker at., Newark,N.J. SHOOTING GALLERIES LEATHER PILLOW TOPS Lancaater Olaaa Co., Laocaater, O. N. Sbure Co.. 237-241 W. Madlaon at., Chicago. J. T. Dickman Co., Inc., 246 S. Main at., Loa Erankford Broa., 806 Filbert at., Philadelphia. Mac Fountain Pen A Nov. Co., 21 Ann at., N. Y. Singer Broa., 82 Bowery. New York City. Angelea, Cal. Muir Art Co., 806 W. Madlaon at, Chicago, IlL Miller Rubber Oo., Akron, O. Tip l^p Toy Co., 225 Fifth ave.. New York tity. B. B. Hippie, 800 Vine at., Philadelphia, Pa. Morrloon A Co., 210 W. Madlaon at., Chicago, United Statea Tent A Awning Co., 2-J9 North B. R. Hoffmann A Son, 3317 South Irving ava^ LETTERHEAD PRINTING Illlnoia. Deaplainea at., Chicago, III. Chicago. lU. Emeat L. Fantua Co., 527 S. Dearborn at.. Chi¬ Nadel A Sblmmel, 132 Park Row, N. Y. City. W. P. Mangela, Conev laland. New York Olty. cago, Ill. N. Shnre Co., 237-241 W. Madlaon at., Chicago. POPPING CORN (The Grain) F. Mneller A Co.. 1702 .N. Weatem ave., Chlcage. M. Silverman, 337 W. Madlaon at., Chicago. American Pop Corn Co., Sioux City, la. LIGHTING PLANTS Bradabaw Co., 2S6 Greenwleh at., N. Y. City. 0. W. I’arker, I,eavenworth, Kan. Dnlveraal Motor Co., Oabkoob, Wia. Singer Broa., 82 Bowery, New York Olty. The Reed Mfg. Co., Box 196, Sprtngdeld, O. Son Broa. A Co., 848 Miaaion at., San Franclaco. Shotwell Mfg. Co., 1018 W. Adama at., Chicago. LIGHTS Webb, Freyachlag Merc. Co., Kanaaa City, Mo. POPCORN MACHINES SHOW AND POSTER PRINTERS (Baaoana, Terehaa, for Cirenoea and Tent Shawa] Samuel Weinbaua Co.. 722 Penn ave., Plttaburg. Holcomb A Hoke Co.. 1608 Van Buren at.. AND LITHOGRAPHERS American Oaa Machine Co., 627 Clark at., Alber Zorn Novelty Co., 624 Market at., Pbila., Pa. IndlanapoUa, Ind. Aekerman-Quigley Co., 115 W. Fifth at, Kas- Lea. Minn. Kingery Mfg. Co.. Cincinnati, 0. aaa City, Mo. Bolte A Weyer, 125 S. Bacine ave., Chicago. OLD HOME WEEK SPECIALIST W. Z. Long. 172 High at., Springfield, O. Planet Show Print and Engraving Hooae, Danlela Gaaollne Lighting Co...Paria, Ill. F. L. Flack, 61 E. Market, Akron, O. Pratt Machine Co.. 2 Blaaell at.. Joliet, Ill. bam, Ontario, Can. J.-Erankel, gaaollne mantlea for gaaollne light OPERA CHAIRS SIDE-SHOW CURIOSITIES Ing, 224 N. Fifth ave., Chicago, Ill. PORCUPINES A. H. Andrewa Co., 116 Wabaah ave., Chicago. LInwood H. Hint, North Waterford, Me. Nelaon Supply, 514 B. 4th at.. 8.. Boaton, Maaa, Little Wonder light Co., Terre Haute, Ind. Camle-Gondie Mfg. Co., 22d and Grand ave., The Alexander Milbnrn Co., Baltimore. Md. PORTABLE ELEC. LIGHT PLANTS SIDE-SHOW PAINTINGS Kanaaa City, Mo. Enkeboll Art Co., 5306 N. 27th at.. Omaha, Nab, United Statea Tent A Awning Co., 228 NortI I.eara’ Theater Supply Co., 608 Cheetnut at., St. Ell Bridge Co., Rooilhcuae, Ill. Deoplalnea at, Chicago, IlL United Statea Tent A Awning Co., 228 North lonla. Mo. PORTABLE SKATING RINKS UN¬ Deaplainea at., Chicago, Ill. Windhorat A Co., 104-106 N. 12th at.. St Lonla MaaalUon Chair A Desk Co., Maaalllon, O. DER CANVAS LIQUID MAKE-UP E. H. Stafford Mfg. Co., Chicago, llL TramiU Portable Skating Rink Co., 1323 Agnea SKATES The Heas.Co. (Yonthfnl Tint), Rocheater, N. Y Steel Furniture Co., Grand Rapide, Mich. Chicago Roller Skate Company, 224 North Adh at., Kanaaa City. Mo. at., Chicago, Ill. MAGIC GOODS ORANGEADE Unit^ Statea Tent A Awning Co., 228 North Rlcbardaen Skate Co., 154 E. Brie at.. Chicago Chicago Magic Co.. 72 W. Adama at., Chicago. Oharlea Orangeade Co., Oar’Seld ata., Chicago. Desplainea st., Chicago, III. Union Hardware Co., Torrington Conn. Xindborat Magic Shop, 206 Nnloen Bldg., 81 Chao-. T. Morriaaey Co., 4417 Madlaon at., Chi'go. PORTABLE SKATING RINK John H. Wllllama, Manufacturer of Hanley Loula, Mo. The Comer Co., 250 Pennaylvania at., Buffalo, Peerless Portable Skating lUnk Co., Faola, Kan. Roller Skates. Richmond. Ind. Arthur P. Felaman, 115 8. State at., Chicago. New York. 8KEE-BALL The Magic Shop, 32 North Thirteenth at.. Phila¬ ORGANS AND ORCHESTRIONS PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS J. D. Bate Co., 1.324 Saniaon at., Phlladelphla- delphia, Pa. C. F. Bath. Abilene. Kan. Corona Typewriter Co., Inc., 26 Powell at.. Ran The Onka Magical Co.. Dept. 373, Oabkooh. Wla. A. Bernl. *216 W. 20th at.. New York City. Franclaco. SLOT MACHINES Clyde W. Powera, 228 W. 42d at., N. Y. City. O. Mollnarl A Sons, 112 32d at., Brooklyn, N. Y. POST CARDS (Mannfartnrera and Dealera In) A. Roterberg, 161 W. Ontario at, Chicago, IlL John Muzzio A Son, 178 Park Row, N. Y. City, Max Stein Pub House. 508 S. State at.. Chicago. Sicking Mfg. C«>., 1931 ia3,3 Freeman ave., Cin¬ MANTLES PADDLE WHEELS POST CARD MACHINES cinnati. O _ ^ Wm. P, Garvey Co,, 686 Mloalon at., San Fran- Daydark Specialty Co., Daydark Bldg., St. Louis. Vance Supply Hcnae, 2126 W. Van Bnren at, claco. Cal. Advance Whip Co., 287 E3m at., Weateld, Maaa. Chicago. Ill. Cumlakey A Klndel, 881 Miaaion at., San FYran- POST CARD AND TINTYPE MA¬ SLOT MACHINE SUPPLIES MANUFACTURERS MECHANICAL ciaoo. Cal. CHINES AND SUPPLIES AMUSEMENT DEVICES n. C. Evana A Co., 76 Weat Van Bnren at., Chi¬ Daydark Specialty Co., Daydark Bldg., St. Louis. Exhibit Supply Co., 542 S. Dearborn at.. (Rilcago. Armitage A Guinn, Sprlngdehl, N. Y. cago, Ill. Star Photo M. A 8. Co., 808 South at., Phlla. SNAKE DEALERS Bit Bridge Co., Roodhonae, Ill. .K. J. Kemplen A Co., St. Paul. Minn. PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE Henry Rartela, 72 Cortland at.. New York. Herachell-Splllman, North Tonawanda, N. Y. New Toy Mfg. Oo., 20 S. Market at., Chicago. W. Odell I>earn A Co., 110 N. Floreo at., San W. F. Mangela Co., Coney laland, N. Y. Slack Mfg. Co., 337 W. Madison at., Chicago, Ill. Allen's Preaa Clipping Bureau, 88 tat at.. San Franclaco. Antonio. Tex Novelty Machine Co., 2 Rector at, N. Y. City. Sterling Motlel Worka. Box .*>4, Rutland, Vt. W. A. Snake King. Brownaville. Tex. C. W. Parker, I.eavenwortb, Kan. Tip Top Toy Co.. 226 Fifth ave.. New York Olty. PRINTERS Ten Ptnnet Co., 62 Van Bnren at, IndianapoUo, United Statea Tent A Awning Co., 229 North (Of Letterheads, Cards, Envelopes and Circular SOLDER (Compound) Ind. Desplainea at., Chicago, III. Letters) Bazzanella A Co.. 1220 Carroll at.. Baltlmore.Md. H. C. Wilbur Mfg. Co. .32 N. 6th st., Phlla., Pa. George W. Hogan A Co., 0,36 Phelan Bldg., San MASKS Franclaco. SONG BOOK PUBLISHERS (Maoquerade, Theatrioal and Oamival) Geo. Zorn. Jr.. Mfr., .324 Market at., Phlla., Pa. W. B Hiiliba. .32 riileti S inare. New York City. Kllppert, 46 Cooper Square, New York City. PRINTERS PAPIER MACHE STAGE PROPER¬ (Of Pictorial Posters, Big Type Standi, Stream¬ SONG SLIDES MATERIAL FOR ARTISTS TIES ers, Etc.) (Far Illustrated Songs) Dick A Fitzgerald, 20 Ann at.. New York City. .\niella Grain, S19 Spring Garden at., Phlla.. Pa. American Show Print Co.. .Milwaukee, WIs. I,acninile Film Servh-e. 2<44 West T-ake at,, Chi¬ Clyde Pbllllpn, Ft. Tliomaa, Ky. PARASOLS Donaldson Lithograph fo., Newport. Ky. cago; .Minneapolis, Omaha. Dos Moines. Frankford Bros., 90C Filb*“rt at., Phtl.adelphia. Henncgan A Co.. 311 (J<>nesee Itlvd., Cincinnati. MERRY-GO-ROUNDS Itobt. Wllmans, 1706 Commerce st., Dallas, Tex. SPANGLES AND TRIMMINGS Herachell-Splllman, North Tonawanda, N. Y. PARK B’LD’S, CYCLONE COAST¬ C. Vi. Parker, leaven worth, Kan. RAINCOATS (Mfra.) ERS, CONCRETE SWIMMING Home Itiiincoat Co., 1144 S. Halstcd st.. Ch'to. SIEGMAN A WEIL^ MERRY-GO-ROUNDS FURNISHED POOLS ETC. Raincoat Mfg. Co., Heliani-e Bldg., New Y’ork. FOR CELEBRATIONS Orltntha A Crane, Llpplnrott Bldg.. Phlla., Pa. 18 and 20 East 27th St., Naw Vark Clty^_ F. L. Flack, 61 Kaat Market at., Akron, O. ROLL TICKETS PATENTS SECURED Ansell Ticket Co.. 1.34-166 E. Erie st.. Cld. ago. SPECTACLES AND EVE CLASSES MERRY-GO-ROUND ORGANS AND victor J. Kvana A Co.. Washington. D. C. Donaldson Lithograph To., Newport. Ky. Singer Bros., 82 Bowery. New Y'ork Oty. ORCHESTRIONS PEANUTS. ALL VARIETIES National Ticket Co.. Shamokin. Pa. A. Bernl. 216 W. 20th at.. New York City. Royal Ticket Co., Shamoldn. Pa. SPIRIT GUM S. Catanzam A Sons, Ine., Penn ave. and 22d M. Stein (Vwinetle Co.. 120 W. .3Iat st.. N. Y. 0. North TonawaiHla Mualcal Inatrument Worka, at.. Ilttaluirg, Pa. North Tonawanda. N. Y. ROUGE SPORTING GOODS PEANUT ROASTING MACHINES The Hess fo.. Rochester. N. \. H. C. Evans A Co., 75 W. Van Buren at., CM- MOV. PIC. ELEC. LIGHT OUTFITS M. Stein Cosmetic Co., 120 W. .3’st st.. N. Y. C. Quincy Motor Co.. Qiilncv, III. Kingerv Mfir Co.. Cincinnati. O. cago, HI. MOVING PICTURE MACHINES PENNANTS 8ALESBOARD ASSORTMENTS H. C. Hunt A Co., 160 N. Fifth ave., Chleaga- Amuaement Supply Co.. 160 B North Fifth ave., Berk Broa.. .343 Broadway. New York City AND SALESBOARDS Chicago, III. I. 4ingrock Broa., 3,3 Ormond PL, Brooklyn. N. Y. Alter A Co., 665 W. Madlaon at.. Chh-ago. III. (Continued on page 44) DECEMBER 30, 1916. ma City. . gwTTT TN Tgm0(n week, gives the Two I owes. Walter and thing that would Ix-netH this part of the bual- Window. Muriel (Fo-syth) .Vtlants, (la.. 1-6. UlRUUa & WIIjLI WJSol Minnie, a very nl.-e notice on their roping act. ness would b«- if Ihe lady riders thi-maelves made Manv of the ohl-tlme Wild West p*-rf.>rm«-rs will their agreemeuts and eontraels direct with tha Clark. M. I.., ft S-ui's Hhowa: .\Iexaadria, Iji., rcnieniber Mr. I owe probably utuler the tN.gnomen managers instead of through their buslianda or ■‘2828 Jau.Jan. 1. • of .Mustang Walter, who was -me of the cowls>vs fellows who an- lellhig them how to do It, THE DEMAND Shipp ft Feltus; En route through HoulhSouth .\merica.\merlca. with the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show vears *’ 6'''’'' ■ithlress, <'oncep<-lu)), Chile, until Feb. 1; tbeu I sjjo. many of us do not have huahanda or others to For HlIHmaixl dale books lias hia-n so b--Rvy that care Tht- Staiulanl, Buemw .\lr»si. The Dakota Max WIM West Sliow cIom-iI a attend to our hnaiiieas for ua, and In many the supply la exhausted. very anccessful aea;s>n at Jacksonville. Fla.. De cases we are govenu-d hy rules, etc., that hava A large onler for a further supply baa been cember 9. and has gone into winter qnarters a' been made to please some of the men who maka Placed., and announcement will ts- oiade wheo W. M. Gilt))an is iqN-nding a month in San Orlando. Kla.. for aliout six or eight weeks, • pvactlee of traveling fmm one contest to an these art available. Diego. Cal., takin; in tlH- sights at the Panama vrhere the eqntpment will he overbanle<1 atui re- other on some of the ability of the lady riders.” THE Rn.LROAUD PUB. 00. CsliftwTila Exposition. painted, bealdes adding a few more horsea and a Who Has Been There. e DECEMBER 30, 1916.